‘on U.S. Arrival ‘Cuban Leader Plans
2-Week Tour to ‘Sell’
His Nation . ,
WASHINGTON (AP) —
with a noisy reception he
begins a two-week tour to-
day to “promote Cuba”
Canadians.
: _ a The bearded Cuban
ae of'tt in AP Wireptete Prime Minister was greeted
TO ENTER PRISON — Convicted of voluntary manslaughter with cries “Vi tro”
of business executive Forrest Teel, Mrs. Connie Nicholas stands in —Lorig hy Ph —,
the Indianapolis courtroom prior to being taken to Indiana ; :
Women’s Prison. A jury of 12 men convicted her. a crowd of flag-waving
Connie Nicholas Sentenced .102-10-21-Year Prison Term i=. ° Ps : )
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Connie Nicholas, dis- =
appointed by her conviction of voluntary manslaughter, crowd, “TP hope in some way 1
of her wealthy lover, was-taken to the Indiana Women’s) cam bring s better understand:
Prison today to start a term of 2 to-21 years. ° ~ 7s tte poy sagelimgyelbe:
Sheriff’s deputies whisked her to the old brick) ang that they will have a bet-
prison on the east side of Indianapolis less than an hour ter understanding of our situa-
*after her sentencing, with i | Then, ignoring -his waiting lim-
‘Plans for an appeal still UP ine ‘he headed for a wire fence jin the air. a
arrived Wednesday night
by plane.
A few youths at the airport
waved anti-Castro signs, but they
pens kept behind a barrier.. They
‘identified themselves as students
behind which most of the spec- Fidel Castro, welcomed)
said he found delightful,|
among Americans andj)
Cuban supporters when he)
uniform, the smiling tevelution- )
leader told, the airport |
FIRST SHIP TO ENTER — The Canadian
icebreaker Ernest Lapointe becomes the first
ship to enter the St. Lawrence Seaway as she
edges into No. 1 lock at St. Lambert. The gea- the icebreaker
ey
~
AP Wirepbete
way will be informally opened on April: 25 when
de'Tberville will lead the first
merchant ship through.
Three Charges
Against Martin | “We probably will appeal.’’ said oniti
iCharles Wy tators had. been kept waiting.
lawyers.
The jury of 12 married
returned the
viction ea Symmes, one of her more he hugged many of his ad-
\mirers, shook their hands and
men (patted them on the head.’ ;
Mer com EVERYONE SIGE
Aceused of Kidnapin falter Judge Thom-|_“Evervone is very nice,” BS) LANSING @— \ showdown vote legislative cleargnce. of the trust provision for rebuilding the bonds
Rape of nae ot wr PrONOUNCeD Ser ee othe <i committee om the veterans |fund bille’by # week from today. of the trust starting in 1965.
7 ’ S-yearold double di-| are vpry nice. The Cubans are fund bills, last bulwark) «we've got to kill them, put | The governor said Tuesday after
and Auto Theft —— very nice. Even the reporters arejagainst a state financial them out on the fleor without |meeting with Porter and key state:
; , “I thought we were going to ap-|YetY nice.” he added with a laugh-iwas set today for next . | Tecommendation er make s de- /administators that hé “could ‘not
Accused of kidnaping,/ rape and she said.| A luncheon date with Acting | ‘The Senate Appropriations Com-| cision of some sort,” Porter |cuarantee what would bappen if
auto theft, a 20-year-old ex-convict iF cans? aiid’ Shceph| Secretary of State Curltiaa Her at the suggestion of Sen. added. Other members nodded |u,. nine failed to reach him by
demanded examination on all three ‘ ldwyers.| ter was the ently official en- R. Porter | @ week from Friday, charges today before Municipal i who will t. eli-| gagement today for the $?-year- jchairman, decided against taking) ‘The chairman proposéd that the! hat ean
Judes Miierics E. Fidnegan ‘gible for parole in 21 thonths, said| old leader, decisive action immediately committee, later today, make-up} Me made’ am argent plea to
eS ‘ |she was “very " by! ‘here was no hint as to what! VC ve Sot %@ come to someiits mind whether to vote Monday lawmakers the night before for
Harold E. Martin of 739 E. Madi-ithe early morning manslaughter! cairo and Herter would discuss.(COCusion one way of the otherion mortgaging the 50 million dol-| SPeedy Passage of the Bills, say:
son Ave, is being asia = Oak- conviction. w . - fe cihte to the al Min. Pretty soon,” said Porter. Gov.ijar fund or ‘liquidating it with ing “You simply cannot leq the |
land County Jail pending the pre- “I bad hoped for acquittal all lister, who is here on an unofficial; Vitiams ~~ ey a x x * = : trial hearing set by Judge Finne-'-
gan for 10 a.m. next Wednesday. . ge “i co e
Martin was unable to furnish She testified she shot her hand-|Personal call. The original tour
; ; some. married lover. Forrest schedule did not include the Her-
bond of $10,000 on the Kidmap- + ss accidentally in a strug. ter luncheon. It was added about
je counts and $1,000 on the — i : rape n gle outside his younger girl 10 days ago. auto theft ¢ arge, friend’s apartment. | ECONOMICS FIRST 2
Two separate warrants against. Under the manslaughter convic-) :
Martin were issued this morning, tion, she could be freed on bond! Indications were strong that the
one for the kidnap-rape charges,iif the case were appealed. jeconomic phase of his “Sell Cuba
the other for auto theft. | hen a’ newiman asked her sambalgn—as = has — it in
Blonde. 17-year-old JoAnn Visure whether she would have preferred edue see es = ping =
of 446 Midway Ave. charged thatlwomen on the jury, instead ot ese op ~rirsins| on his —
Martin, who only last Tuesday Was the 12 married men, she said: owe To 6 ; - pats $
paroled from Ionia State Reforma- wel) | certainly have been! ma gta arene aa is inne
_ tory, abducted, beat and raped hearing from a lot of women. | Scot oe anes En erican
her. 'They’ve been just wonderful.” | iety of Newspaper itors.
After theit cars colided Tuesday; «Have you heard from many’ night, she was held captive for 10 men?” ‘Let the lin dy Out!
hours, she told autHorities. The; “No.”
pair was found in Bloomfield oe She said she would like te LE. England (UPD —
Mrs. Ellen Burrows, 78, boarded ship at 10:30 a.m. yesterday by , ction
township police and Oakland Coun-| ideo amma ppeeied te a into any Kee 45 her along,” she told newsmen.
nee
the Indiana Supreme. Court, Senate Committee to Vote Monday
Call Vet-Fund Showdown
Enjoy That Sun, |
Warm Weather; |
Showers Due Sil Deadlocked Pontiac area residents foday)
were basking in 70-degree tempera-| 8 . i
tures for the second day in a cin | No Break in Sight bed
Tonight will be partly cloudy; State Dems and GOP)
an home St oe | Blame Each Other | Showers and thundershowers
are forecast fer Friday with the ores . . ‘ {
high reaching near 65. The U. S. LANSING (—No break = van . deadlock over. jobless pay exten- Weather Bureay said about six- (—. islati “as to stat toe
tenths of an inch of rain will talj |!0" legislation was in sight today’ Friday and Saturda, while Republicans and Democrats;
; y continued to blame each other for|
Today's southwest winds at 15-20/the impasse.
miles an hour will diminish tonight} Widely varying versions were}
and become southeasterly at 12-20)locked up in a House-Senate con
ference while 28,000 unemployed ;
5
b i ge
| Reckoned one way, the governor’
tsaid, the state-general fund on May
Jobless Issue Skene 15 will be 1271 million dollars short
RESISTANCE ON TAX BILL
Williams’ forces, trying to find
Republican signers for the gover-
nor’s graduated income -tax. bill,
ran into firm resistance by top
GOP House leaders. .
Alfred B. Fitt the governor's
lega] adviser, said last night bi-
partisan sponsorship was being
sought to enhance chances of legis-
lative approval.
* *
But a Republican source who
asked anonymity said:
“Williams wants to get off the
hook politically, The, (Democrat-
ic) front office boys would like-
nothing better than to get the iFarmington and Evergreen san-
ty sheriff's deputies.
Miss Visure éaid that after the
two cars collided Martin came
out of his car and hit her on the -
head several times with a flash- [ “if I have the money.”
Defense Attorney Frank
Symmes filed a routine motion for
arres* of judgement to try to de-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) brother and traveled 600 miles
before she got home again. ‘‘I
couldn’t get off because of people
jamming the corridors,”” she
said. miles tomorrow.
The lowest reading in downtown
Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was_50
degrees. The mercury rose to 72
at 2 p.m. . f waited | f | bill introduced while he’s out of persons hopefully waited for @ town to separate him from it as |
resolution of differences that would ga, 9, possible.”
signal resumption of benefit! " :
checks cut off April 1.
light. Authorities today recovered
the object at the scene of the
accident, a block from Miss Vis-
ure’s home:
She said Martin criminally at-
tacked her twice,
Martin denied to authorities that
he attacked the girl, and said that
she willingly entered the car which
he stole earlier Tuesday evening
from the Pontiac Motor Division
parking lot,
Miss Visure was treated for cuts
and bruises yesterday at Pontiac}
General Hospital and released.
Finds Government
Costs Mere in State
LANSING (UPI) — Michigan
. Stete government cost $37.66 more
per person than in eight ‘“com-
petitor” states, legislative budget
experts were told last night. ;
The Citizens Research Council
told lawmakers the-per capita cost
of o ting state government in|:
Michigan last. year was $163.45,
about 29.9, per cent more: than. the
average cost of Tllinois, Indiana,
New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
Pennsvivania. and Wisconsin...
Michigan would have saved 290
million dollars. in 1958 if per capita
costs had been at the levels of
competitor states, members.-of the
legislative appropriations commit-
tees were told at a budget hearing.
€ a
DEATH ON SUPERHIGHWAY — Flames
roar from a gasoline truck and trailer which
overturned on the Santa Ana Freeway at Ana-
heim, Calif. during the rush hour. At left is one Four Die in Expressway Crash
persons were killed, and several others injured. For the ninth straight day, con-
flict pivoted on a clausé Repub-
licans said would prevent sub- ‘personal business in the East, visit |
iCleveland Ohio, Saturday for a/ sidization of strokes out of un- | speaking date, and return to Lan-
employment compensation funds. 'sing Sunday.
The clause would prevent future!
lapplications of the doctrine laid
down in the so-called Ford decision:
by the State Supreme Court in'KHow to Boil Water
January. j
Gov. Williams, answering a Re-) NEW YORK (UPI) — The non-
‘publican challenge for suggested’ coek who “can’t even boil water”
better wording, yesterday reiter-| lost her excuse today—the recipe |
ated his stand that the touchy! §s now ina cookbook.
matter should. await an answer in) The. author of “The James
a separate bill later on. | Beard Cookbook” in a tongue-in- |
| He wrote Sen. John P. Smeekens| cheek introduction advises: “This —
(R-Coldwater) that the problem’ is what you do: Fill a saucepan |
was to get experts to agree on| With cold water and put it‘on the
‘sensible and workable” wording! stove. Adjust the burner to high.
that would “bar real or fancied; Let the water heat until it bub-
abuses” of the fund and yet not; bles and surges—and that is boil-
harm “innocent bystanders.” | ing water.”
In the meantime, Williams said,
}
New Cookbook Tells |
*
a bill limited to extending the tem- | xine otro
porary jobless’ benefit program -
until July f should be hurried [7 Today s Press through. ,
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WALLINGTON, NJ. -(UPID— Editorials 2.2... ...0cc eee 6
Patrolman Stanley Remiszewski | Food Section .............33-42
sadly ticketed a car parked on | Markets .......:.00..s00s--: BT |
the wrong side of the street. It | “Obituaries isindegews ME ||
AP Wirephote | was his wife's. | + M953 |
. ae Theaters ........ wawesiene a
of. the. several automobiles which became in- Inventory Reduction Sale TV & Radio Programs ..... 63 { volved in the spectacular. crash. At least four ‘ All. Books % Ott Wilson, Earl .........0..... 68 |
FW taereme a Women’s Pages ........... 43-47. |
so The governor was to appear be-:
jfore a congressional committee in)
‘Washington today, spend Fri . decade. By
had risen to
“Although we are over the
hump in attaining the 60,000 fiz-:
ure, we have still higher is
‘in circulation, public service and
education,” Press Business Man-
ager Howard H. Fitzgerald
said today. ‘
“We are proud to attain this
new high, and we will continue of : Resignation = a peas
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP),
new cecretary of state.
Dulles, who resigned
|from the top state depart-
Eve Assistance
for Sewer Plan DPW Head Seeking
Amendment to Original
Creative Legislation
Construction of the long-awaited
itary seyer systems has been de-
layed again as Oakland County of-
ficials believe they have found the
answer to unsnar!l the court-blocked
Department of Public Works proj-
ects.
said the latest setback will be for Harold K. Schone, DPW director.)
ct + 5 from the courts. |
“The passage of that bill would
clear up all remaining legal ques-;
tions,” Stevens predicted,
* * *
; Stevens and Robert Allen. assist- |
ant county corporation counsel;
‘hurried to Lansing Tuesday to push
ithe bill after the State Supreme)
‘Court for the second time refused
‘to budge on its split 4-4 decision
islowing the $5,748,000 Farmington
jsewer and the $6,919,000 Evergreen
isewer.
“Four of the justices feel that
| a slight modification is necessary
i in one sentence of the statute as
| it relates to taxation by town-
| Ships which are under the 15-mill
'- constitutional limitation,” Stev- :
CS
Possibility that townships might
(Continued on Page-2, Col. 2) Départment in in
affairs.” -
“It is apparent to me that I
not be
state.”’
Appointments of dean:
faculty members at Michigan State Universi
/were approved today by the State Board of
the university's governing body. . ame Faculty Dean, .
3 Others at MSUO -
of the “faculty and three —
ty Oakland
Dr. Robert G. Hoopes of New York, vice pres
lof the American Council of+* —
‘Learned Societies, was ap-|_ ‘is. is. uiwaedly
pointed dean of the faculty
effective July 1.
Appointed effective Sept. 1 were
Dr. James H. McKay, associate
professor of mathematics; Dr. Pe-
ter H. Amann, assistant professor);
of history, and Richard J. Burke
Jr., instructor in. philosophy,
“The appointment of Dr.
Hoopes is the most important sin-
gle step in the development of | Kappa.
the promising educational pre-
gram of this new institution,”
said D. B. Varner, chancellor of
MSUO. : : :
“For the past several. months we
have been consideringa long list
of the ablest and miost promising},
young educators in America . for
this key position and we are de-
lighted that Dr. Héopes has ac-
cepted our” invitation to. join ouy) ®
program,’ Varner said.
“ has broad contacts in®
the West Coast, and his «
during the past two years:
president of the. American:
% is ue ee
ty :
2, Col. 2)
; Hert 1s Favored
Dulles
(Continued From Page ‘One)
wot vhperphnir-oleel aeeeea aaa
trophe of war.” In a letter dated Nietededay,
‘Dulles also told the President: ‘If
By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL dr. | bay by ¢ Court | Drea as eas oe his: career and the sport F
T can, in a more limited capacity, MS reece
continue to serve, I shall be happy
to do‘ so.”
|” James C. Hagerty, White: House word ) and defense
jpress secretary, reported today|attorney ha to say in a murder
that Eisenhower also had discussed (trial. =
the matter of a: Dulles successor
with staff. aides. in 1947. One he would like to potiey es. “Like the defensive
i
vas ining dawn wilde & balk whee
whamo I got hit by Steve Sebo
the says he thinks he was clipped)
ahd my knee of football he loves so much, he B
De, Amarin is & native of Vienna,|pcrnit reearding ‘a successor. t his father was pro ‘ " .. F versity.of Vienna.) ~~ ee oe
the “early days: ot World! 4:04 it the President had talked War- Il. the family | migrated 19/46 Nixon’ on that subject, Hagerty France and from there to weplied: ‘No, not directly.” :
8 Oey ink eke | “Hagerty declined to shed” any
| cman ue it some tne gt on when Eisenhower wi . ay ee ea ig
Teday in Fe Pontiac
Wednesday in in Pontine
-” Income Tax Too Much
"BALDWIN PARK, Calif. @—
*
Lowest temperature preceding @ am. lay
st am: a 5-18 m.p.b. on 8 m Win velocity 1 B. been sounded out on Eisenhower's
i
; “degree in ‘political science. ~ - But | “Tt ‘didn't
pop.
out until
Frederick Carr Ziem liked ‘what
jrooms.
He thrilled to the prosecutor's’
standing to object to a defense
‘question, the clever maneuvering |
iof.the defense, and the seemingly -
\ufipertutbhéd judge as he overruled
or sustained: Objections.
MADE DECISION
Ziem's career decision came to
him almost overnight. He wanted
to be a lawyer.
“It was almost love at first
were. still bound by the limitation. , you ‘might say,” Ziem re-
atl Mls. “After graduation in 1938
¢ Timm ediately enrolled in summer
law school to make sure I would
like it.
“I was more enthused about it
jafter that,” he said.
is to
to
until the
through, when
readvertisement will be made.
Tt was felt all along by DPW of-
ficials that the 44 decision might
possibly be a deterrent to the sale
of the bonds.
The city of Keego Harbor, the
“imajor portion of West -Bloomfiéld
Township, all of Farmington Town-
‘lship and a small portion of the
city of Southfield would benefit
from the Farmington sewer.
The Evergreen sewer will serve
the cities of ouap Fans Bloom-
i age, Troy, |
Hills and Bloomfield and Pontiac
townships.
Both projects have been in the
planning stage for more than two
years.
» A suit filed a year ago by a West
Bloomfield attorney first tested the
|constitutionality of the DPW Act.
Connie Nicholas Gets
Prison Sentence
~ (Continued From Page One) _
the ‘sentencing further, but
Judge Faulconer Promptly _over-
‘riled it.
Gun sets Thurs Ay i4 Es.
Sun Frida 6:45 a
Moon r Thursday at 13: “01 ‘p.m.
Moon sets dey at 2 at 2:22 a.m judge pronounced sentence.
“ Dewstewn Tem Seepeentares
6 OM... .cn0en.80 T1 O.M.....- eee 70;
3 5m-+s adates 1 B mM... mee she told reporters.
B.Mivesens ii) sen eo 2 Pm... +**33| She had been aroused’ in the |
jnearby Marion County Jail about:
i2 a.m, to go to the basement
fas ; ceases? %° fo th courthiouee to
..10 courtroom e
Mean owaeere side ve. santiesen. Be ‘hear the verdict.
eae _ | She said she had -eaten little
One Fear Ago'ts Ponting '— “two bites” yesterday noon and
Cae erent iccccatcccccc. 48,8 Cup of milk last night, Mead tem: Seveseres: veeees..63' A reporter asked her whether
nee - os. the 'o stil comming. wires 8
Highest and Lowest Te — magazine story about year
fea in ine eS Kearse! affair with Teel — a possibility os Gecelike. Canes se eel Bete ie Bee * ire Bg Rexece ain s es |
& Mile a ie “§t would be a ‘liftle difficult oo b+ nee Gee Y 56) now, wouldn't wr" she replied,
_ BM New York” 1 $2. +1 haven't thought about 1¢ Inte-
BS Beinn Be ii aces 70 ad. Pit a @1 4 nvicted’ her of vol-
a ¥ a3 baie ws laughter, one of the
‘8 & GS. Marie & ij four’ possible charges
i i Washin n.4. The conviction calls for a manda-
1 4 Tempe = 61 tory 2-to-2l-year prison term.
t j Bids on the sale of general |
finance the | months away from reaching what
be received | he considers the pedestal in 18
next Tuesday, This has'been post: | ‘years of his legal profession.
said, Now 43, Detroit-born Ziem is
On Jan. 1 he will be sworn in as
Oakiand County Circuit Court
judge.
“I consider this the igealeteal
event in my life,” Ziem said with
apologies to his charming _ red-
haired wife“Wanda, who was his!
high school sweetheart at Pontiac}
High. They were married in 1936.
Wanda, too, is tickled about her
husband's new job, but for another
reason. “Isn't it true that they ~
insist on you taking vacations?”
she inquired hopefully.
* * *
Law is in the life's blood of the
bespettacled Ziem although his
father, a retired Pontiac gas sta-
tion operator and Great Lakes |
ship captain, wanted him to be-
come a dentist. Ziemi’s younger}
brother, Edward Jr., runs a dental
lab in the Pontiac State Bank
Building.
“TI was as bullheaded as dad
land I decided on law,” Ziem
remembered.
His father, Edward, 77,
their little home at 432 Oakland
Ave., from where Ziem would go
across the street. to watch the
Pontiac Chiefs play at Wisner |
Stadium.
Ziem was a hystander for only:
She stood erect beside Symmes jawhile. He later starred with the.
and listened impassively as the Chiefs on ‘the. football field and
‘on the basketball court before.
“] didn't sleep at all last night,” imnoving on to Michigan.
* * *
Next to arguing a case in court,
‘give the happy-go-lucky Ziem a’
good football or basketball game |,
to watch (he says he’s past the |
playing stage) and he'll be content. |
This teve for sports has al-
ready passed on to his 10-year-
old son Rick, a fifth-grader at
Webster School, and soon will
do likewise for Ziem’s youngest
boy, .William, 5.
Neighbors around the Ziem home|
at 74 Mohawk Rd. often hear the
swish-swish as Ziem~and Rick+,
enjoyable hours taking prac-
tice shots at a basketball backstop
behind the garage.
MANY MEMORIES.
Ziem has just ‘as many pleasant
:| memories of his days as an athlete:
as he does about the hundreds of,
flaw cases he has ‘prosecuted since he saw and heard in the court-
and |
mother, Gladys, 70, still live in “eRe |
future February and that) finished ‘my sSiaeei he aieca wine Heid |
‘nard Girard. were opposed by |
‘éseph W, Loulsell who was de- |
fending Cari Bolton (later tried |
oe sae 4 for the shooting of UAW Presi- |
were times, to dent Walter E. Reuther) on a
», student from 1 ety hee Se eee
would catch © gtimpee of a. trial play. But don’t ask him to fix | court. |
before trotting off to Ferry Field, anything around the house. “I'm | «j7, ‘caiiy tel Sacen anntne.”
getting Into his uniform, and | 4 lousy do-it-yourself man,” he 7... remembers. “Every night!
being on the practice field just | admits, was spent getting ready for the
in time for another pregame | probably the most noticeable|next day.”
scrimmage. - characteristic of County's * * *& prosecutor since 1952 is his warm’
‘smile and friendly greeting.
The World War II veteran got,
‘into politics and the Republican)
Party purely by accident, he says.
iafter his discharge in 1946 follow-
| ing. three years in the Army.
“TL met a friend in Pontiac who
asked me to distribute campaign
cards for Clyde Uriderwood, whom
I didn’t even know at the time,
but whom I later found out was
Republican candidate for prosecu-
tor,” Ziem said.
Underwood was elected and later
ecutor. He’s been a Republican
ever since.
i oe * *
Strangely enough, he reminisced,
he accepted the position only in-
tending to stay one year and then
return to private practice. But he
stayed on, and -in 1950 he was
named _— go wpe A specced i |
: The new shes: disks be enjoyed
ithis position more than others be-
cause it permitted him to try more
cases, .
Ziem is far from the fist-
shaking politician. of the 20th
century. Matter of fact, he says
he doesn’t particularly enjoy pol-
itics; However, he got his point
across well enough to be re-
elected four times as prosecutor.
There's a slight resemblance be- appointed Ziem an, assistant pros-|school.” . Although he realizes it is part,
‘of his $13,500 job as. prosecutor, |
Ziem cringes when the phone rings’
\disturbing his sleep and- calling |
‘him to his office to take a state-
He advises those who don't have,
work on the line at General Mo-
tors Truck & Coach and Pontiac
in order to complete his under-
graduate work aed — a
writing on Michigan Criminal Law
and. Procedures,
* * *
> ft was the late Judge Gillespie
wits moved his. admission to the
Bar a year later.
Ziem’s big regret is that the
judge won't be ‘around to see him
take his oath of office as he ae!
did.
«William E. Metzger established ;
the first independent automobile
‘dealership in the U.S. Today
‘there are approximately 40,000
The Day in Birmingham dealerships in the U'S.
Annual Bike
to maintain Birmingham's excel-
lent reco
police partment and Kiwanis .
Club are again joining forces in
the annual Bike Inspection.
* * *
Police Lt. Robert Schaule said
this morning the inspections will be
held about the middle of May at
jeight elementary schools. Prior to
‘that time films will be shown on
| the proper, ‘safe use of bikes, he
said.
Parents are asked to cooperate by seeing that children bring |
their bikes to inspection sites to
| be designated.
Birmingham pioneered in this
safety field about 10 years ago.
|The idea has since spread to other'|
‘communities throughout the coun-
x * *
“Parents ‘can help us protect
‘their youngsters beyond having
safe bicycles by insisting that the
traffic ordinances. on bike use are
obeyed,” Schaule said, adding
|*Copies of these are available at
ithe police department.” . ~
Birmingham Police reported to-
day that a series of breakin; cases
were cleated-“pp yesterday. when
they questioned three - boys,
tween the -ges. of 14 and 15 A
fourth youth was implicated and is
being sought, they-added. _
Police Lt. Merlin:
said the boys had a
breakitig into Olsen’s Market at
407 Ww. peewne ~ on two ew
ist
d Police, Kiwanis Club Set
BIRMINGHAM — In an effort) sions and taking $180 in cash and |
merchandise, iz
of bicycle safety, the,
|people given citations will receive Inspection
They have also admitted enter-t
ing Barnum Junior High School;
after hours to swim in the pool’
| there and. breaking into the Bar-
gain Box which is a Junior League
resale shop at 465 S. Woodward
Ave., Holmquist said.
their parents, will be turned over
to Holmquist.
Dale Carnegie Alumnae Assn., Inc. |
in ‘‘Good Human Relations Week."’|
Police will be alerted to observe’
-citizens performing special acts of
| streets.. +
In addition to receiving plaques,
free tickets to a local theater. They
also will be publicly honored at
_ City Commission meeting April
Club has completed its. bowling sea-
son for the yeart and me super ©
trophies. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tay-!
lor of Hazel street ‘took four o” the,
respectively.
in September include Mrs, Clar-
ence Benedict, president; Mrs,
“Dayton: O. Slater, vice president;
Mrs. Wells Chapin, secretary. and
ment from an accused murderer. |E
when “i former Circuit |B}
Judge Glenn C. Gillespie, non Ee
gratis, proofread a book he was\—
to juvenile authorities, according
Beginning Monday, the Birming-
ham Police Department will coop-|
erate with the local chapter of the &
‘courtesy and Rood driving on city 3 .
The Birmingham's Newcomers 1
‘ prizes with high singles and series)
ajscores for both meng_and ‘women
New officers who will take over E
Mrs. Harry M. .Breake, ‘treasurer.
ine be ote ee :
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CARTON 928
Salem, Winstons. Mer!-
poong at Parade, Tareyton, Pariia-
ment ete. This low price plus Tec
iy
INA
1000 Lites Per Carton
4 126
Pipe Smokers’ Special $1 Imported Briar Pipe
as Rell Up Oil Skin Pouch
20¢ Prince Albert Tobacco
_ Reg. $1
Value
All for 45
big values for the pers of one. Buy
Lip
ATCHES |
irc, Box of 50
oT" Giant money savitig valué, Three. §
ME,
6 of 50 ing Edward
¢ CIGARS
Reg.
$3.00
Value: ' 2» |
Presh stock of Cell-O-Wrap i
King Edwards just ow on
at — at this ay ‘price sale
The boys, now in the custody of E _-
CANDY SPECIALS ® 29¢ Slice jelly ae 15¢ lb. 3
e Small and d iarge cone
4 psc on arrived.
15 tb,
4-Lb. Individually Wrepaed
Kraft Fudgies
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with creamy cente:
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RUBBING ALCOHOL ws 29°
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3°
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$4.98
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Family sire @-ounces.
SO RSS SSS ROO enews
HEET LINAMENT Reg. $1.19
Begular 27c Value
12 sm 95 Choice of Similac liquid or Baker's
milk. Limit 12 cans.
ee
| carbs ASPIRIN.
Fletcher’s Castoria
Child's Laxative
Reg. 43¢
‘BABY ‘ PARKE
’ re ABDEC DROPS
Regular $14.95 Value
: @ SPIN CAST
REEL -
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Complete Kit-~OUTDOOR
_TV Antenna Kit
$10.95 Value
7*
Eit has ‘ead-in
wire, pre-assem-
BADMINTON and
TENNIS NEEDS \
“tae Sedmiaton 2-Player Badminton \ butte ca 1 bird. 1 net
a \
4 rackets, vine. ~~ 6 $8
ash. pper =
astic cage with carrying
poles, heavy au
cage. Reg.
Regent Shuttlececks ..... 3 for 48c Heme oe cal anode Badminton Nets .... .88¢ to $1.49 (iam offs
Badminton Poles... ..... ~- 1.49 Gey } P
Badminton Rackets, each. ...... 1.19 Tv Chimney Mounts
Tennis Rackets ...,...2.99 te 5.88
Tennis Balls ...........3 for 1.69 | ST Td fea 288
seceessseosoneees: eee
4-PLAYER
Croquet Sets
i, 3” Hardwood matlets with
— screw-on ‘heads. Complete
with -arches, stakes, and
rules.
Keep ‘em Sale & Handy
LIGHT BULB & FUSE Deluxe Cart
688
’ As pictured at left
Wheel cart in-
cluded. Storage Rack
97° Attach the rack sayehera of
keep electric bulbs and
you can find ‘em quickly. Truges ners
breakage and clutter drawers ete. Simms
Price
SPOHHHHHHSSSSSSOHSSSCOES
Screw-on mallets. aul PaG AGS Deluxe steel cart. qf) a
Aspictured at ®
right.
SOSHSSSSSOSSSSHSHSHHSSHHHSHSHHHSHESESOOOHOEES
Gleaming
STAINLESS STEEL
Mixing Bowl Set
MeN VJs r¢, y
, ie) Genuine ‘DIAMOND’
HORSE SHOE DURABLE
RUBBER
BASKET BALLS 4-PLAYER SETS 3-Piece 88 end performance ys ; Regular 1 3 mm - = aa
penutracties “ ei . 8; Go 88 $5.95
BASKETBALL GOALS Value 6 Net sont te hae avert
Official size—al] met- Regulation tournament site and ons oad Fee Bee eve pew:
1% wit eplace- Lect 6 oe ee ea Res weight for adult players. Two pair
$2.50 shoes (4) and 2 stakes. All metal.
98 N. Saginew —SPORTS 2nd Floor
Shop SIMMS Fri. and Sat. for These SPECIALS
SPECIALS for WOMEN
SALE of -LADIES’ SPORTS: WEAR Glazed COTTONS ‘| Pedal Pushers
T-TOPPERS or Capri Pants
Reg. $2.95 Value
5.
REYNOLDS
DO-IT-YOURSELF
ALUMINUM Wrinkle resistant, Choice of sleeveless,
short or %4 length chine -washable O OFF
sleeves. Boat, slit or pocket, tapered legs. ENTIRE
sports styles. Assorted back zipper, black colors, oO STOCK
colors in sizes small, me- stripes or prints in sizes
dium, large. 10 to 18.
PYYTT TIT
3 Styles—SPRING and SUMMER
Ladies’ Car Goats
599 All Sizes 10 to 20 Your choice of entire ressaining stock
tubular stocks, rod bars. sheets,
window hardware angies, etc,
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Finished, Satded & Painted
21” ol Ladder
1°
Finished with clear
varnish. Folds com-
pactfy. Many uses.
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Values to
$10.95
’
Pima cottons, fine poplins or cordu- Colgate a
roy in single or double breasted “Florient!
styles, Plain or knit, in tan and Room
_ colors, — Deodorant
Reg.
89c
SMM). |
66° house odors,
Main Floor 98 N. Saginaw —Main Floor Kills all oe THE pontiac Pitnss, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1959
Over 25,000 Square Feet Packe
With Super. Savings! nother.
Eire ee:
[ Georanteed “UNBREAKABLE’ FLASH.
ee | UeHT
Genuine ‘MELAMINE’ Molded
52-Pc. DINNERWARE @ 8-DINNER PLATES Regular $34.95 Value
@ 8-SOUP PLATES
@ 8-SALAD DISHES - td
@ 8-CUPS & SAUCERS
@ 8-FRUIT DISHES
@ CREAMER & SUGAR ”
E @ SERVING BOWL
Complete service tor 8 as advertised in LIFE Magazine — but not at this
which will Pack of 100
Mail Envelopes
Reg. 49c Value
Pack of 100 oe ¢
349264, — size
fine quali
—Main Fleer
jow price! You get everything listed above in mixed colera —
always stay fresh because they, are molded into the dinnerware, Dainty- sevececcococoonooooese
as fine china but almost unbreakable in normal household use.. Use our
tree jayaway—just a. small deposit holds. SIMMS BOUSEWARES—2nd Floor
*
Attention: CHURCHES — LODGES *— SCHOOLS
RESTAURANTS—MOTELS—OFFICES—SHOPS
SS, 72-CUP Automatic
Electric
Percolators
$34.95 Seller
99*®
@ 12 to 72 Cups
@ No-Drip Faucet
@ Portable Style
Prepares 12 to 72 cups of
riect coffee atromati.
SALLY. Easy to use — put
in cold water, add desired
amount of coffee and =
the switch to ON
it starts “to perk automatically and signal * light flashes when coffee is done
5 automatically it keeps coffee serving a
As pictured, easy to see water measure,
drip 2-way faucet and it's portable, i, 4
carry 84 pound perk.
GILBERT ‘REVEILLE’
40-Hr. Alarm Clock Reg. $2.50 Value 39
tauren wa ae Se sere gear T
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Reg. $
7-Piece ELECTRIC
HOME
Barber Sets
$9.95 Value
ALL FOR
Everything you need 5 59
cuts — electric Fn “shears. comb,
per neuer and Fey — pit
’ SPECIAL eeseeeeeeseseooosoeoeoeee
ven oaty 20 i PAPER-MATE
at This Ballpoint Pens
Price! 4 $1.69 c
Values
* Two-Tone Colors
The pen approved by banks
ers, educators, etc. Smooth
writing pens. Refills always
available anywhere in the
U.S. A. MIRACLE FIBERS
| 9% Sleeping Bags = with
May be’
* Chromed
Full cut 36x8l-iInch bag bv ‘Seattle Quilt’
canopy and double air mattress pockets
opened to use as double sleeping bag. Ful) length
sturdy zipper., Ideal for travelers. vacationers,
campers. hunters. etc. $2 holds yours in free lay-
away. SPORTS—2nd Floor SHEARS - Regular $1.00
Full 72-inch barber
shears with chrome fih-
ishing. Slight seconds,
perfect cutting edges.
—Main Floor
Sdececccccesceecesseee
General Electric ‘ROOMATE’
Electric Alarm
Reg. $4.98
388
Self-starting electric alarm clock.
‘Roommate’ model (10% tax.)
—Main Floor
eoecceceasecoscoocoece
100 Sheets, 50 Envelopes
Stationery Packs
Men’s Summer
JACKETS Full Zipper Front
i
White and Colors
Spet and stain resistant eure Fully
washable Slash pockets, adjustable
cuff All sizes for men
WASH ‘n’ WEAR
.Men's Jackets Regular $4.95 Value 3° Fruit-of-the-Loom — wellned in
ypeiety of colors. All sizes.
46. Zip front, slash
pocken. .
BOYS’ and GIRLS’ e
Poplin Jackets ‘Fruit of the Loom’
$2.95 Value
Water repellent. Zipper
front, two pockets. Wash- ‘
to.} ‘
Regular
$3.98
Value
~ Limit 2 Packs
pack—6x0-inch sheets
Pine @
150-plece plant oe 34) ed oom. envelopes.
ity
sabosecucudocesevevens
_ Moth
Crystals able,.. ee of colors, Boys
are 6 18——girls’ sizes 7
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pure para-di-
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TO. "SIM M! Ss eA RET AES AIS
Children’s — Misses’ — Ladies*
Anklet Socks All Sizes—3 to 11-—-White ond All Colors
12 Pairs ] 9
Choice of English ribs, triple roll cuffs,
links and tinks, ete. . . . whites, pastels,
darks and stripes . . . irregulars and first.
E quality. (Single pr—l7c).
SIMMS | —Hosiery Dept. —MAIN FLOOR
‘SPECIAL PURCHASE Brings Big Bargoins!
MEN’S and BOYS’
fCanvas Oxfords
Veluts to $3.95—
9 66
BOYS’ Sizes
215 to 6
MEN’S Sizes
644 to 12
Heavy canvas uppers
in blu€ or brown.
Double thick soles for
extra wear.
;
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Children’s
Barefoot Pi Red—Blue—White
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Summer Sandals Canvas Oxfords
Sizes 8% to 12% — 13 te 3 Complete Ranges—4 to 12
Leather u a pers in 87 American made . (not 79
brown, red or white. T imported.) Sizes 12% my?
Rubber heels. to 3—$! 89.
FEATURE BARGAIN LOT!
Men’‘s Dress G
Oxfords Guaranteed $5.95 to
Sellers
199 izes
to 12
‘ALL NEW 1959 STYLES
Dressy and casual styles in
browns and blacks. Genuine
leather uppers, compositio
soles, -rubber heels,
“SNNENDWEL tad
MEN'S
All Leather
Work Oxfords
Plain. or Moccasin. Toe
Men’s $7.98 Work.
Shoes-Oxfords Goodyear Welt Soles
Rugged composi- Elk tanned leather
tion soles.” Guar- 99 uppers, fon 98 |
anteed wearing soles. Sizes 6
E quality. 12,
| SPECIAL PURCHASE! Genuine Leather Uppers
BOYS'- CASUAL LOAFERS Values to $3.96—Sizes 21 to 6
Soft ‘glove - like leather
uppers with flexible rub-.
ber soles and heels: *
Smoke or tan colors. ~
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP)
|—Veteran actor Edmund | Lowe |
was discharged from Doctors Hos-
pital Wednesday after a month's:
treatment for a chronic virus ta
fection and vascular compli
tions. The 67-year-old actor’ plans
to ‘resume @ movie role in about
three weks hi! saree rest. ana eeeene nents msn 5 Heectian B. Zeizer, 3432 Woodland
Dona}d Spinrad, 9°01 Hickory Wood
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rm Going to Tell My Friends
THEY SURE ARE. .
| AIL SUITS. TOPCOATS | | JACKETS and PANTS {MUST BE SOLD!
As Always
You Con Depend on
: iMe to Do the Un-
“usual . + » Especially
Now When I‘m ina
‘Spot and Must Raise
Cosh.
Park Free
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BUS TOKENS
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K-SHO L wahendiceety had. you!
— $2.00 or Mere | | tide the bus. i SN eae
SHOP TONIGHT Open ‘til 9 P.M. THURSDAY-TONIGHT ONLY!
6 P.M. to 9 P.M.
A Pair of Mix and Match Panis
FREE! With Every Suit! EVEN AT MY SALE PRICES!
_ GETTING MARRIED? “Women in White” .
? UNIFORMS | | SING Toa Prom? | § § Could Sell for $5.95
Wash ‘n‘ 3 99
Ped
ed CAN PARK IN FRONT OF STORE
BENSON 37. North Saginaw Street
"BETWEEN, LAWRENCE and HURON ST. rwTwvyrTrvrewvevuwvevewrvTYTTwTrTTVTrCTCT Tree TC Ce Cree eee ee
FITTING FORMAL
TUXEDOS Reserve Yours Now!
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_ sizes 6 to 16.
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Woite’s Own Top Quality Brand...
“HARDWICK” SALE
HARDWICK WASH ‘N WEAR DRESS SHIRTS
® No ivoning needed
© All combed cotton
© Sanforized, pre-shrunk
® Body contour fit
© Convertible cuffs
© Permanent stay collars
©@ Sizes 1412-17, 32-35. sleeves . ' Reg. $2.99
‘2.49 e
HARDWICK WASH ‘N WEAR PLISSE SHORTS
© All elastic waistband “79°
® Pre-shrunk, many. colors bey A
© Waist sixes 28 to 42
HARDWICK COMBED COTTON T-SHIRTS
© Snowy white cotton
© Nylon reintorced neck Reg. . 19‘
© Will not sag $1,00 :
© Sizes S, M, L, Xt
HARDWICK NYLOCOT MEN’S HOSIERY
© Nylon and cotton blend R ¢
® Comfortable, absorb perspiration eg.
_o@ Siges 10, V1y-41%,-12, 13 69c
| Waiite's:Men's Shop . : . Street Floor
BOYS’ SMART PROPORTIONED
WASH: °N'WEAR CHINO SLACKS
Special
Purchase!
e@ No-iron polished cotton chino with flap back pockets
@ Choose tan, antelope. black, charcoal or blue
Waite's Children’s World... Second Floor
Girls’ “North Shore”
PLAID SLACKS
2.49 Bright, colorful plaids in easy
care fabrics. Sizes 7 to 14. Spe-
cial purchase savings! Boys’ Collar Style -
KNIT SHIRTS
? For 3
National brand short sleeve
shirts in smart stripes. Full cut, Reg. Reg.
$3.98 . $1.98
Waite's .. . Second Floor Waite's .. . Second Floor
: CHILDREN’S.
SCHOOL
SHOES
Reg. $5.99 and $6.95
‘4.99 ° Black end white saddles,
black or grey gumdrops.
brown oxfords
e Smart sturdy shoes
tor school or play
@ Sizes 8% thru 3— 8.
B, C, D widths
$
Waite's Children's World... Second Floor -SHIRTWAIST
_ @ Special purchase!
339 @ Pretty flowers on
bodice
@ Beige. mint,
apricot
@ Sizes ]2-t0 20,
1442
Waite's Daytime Dresses ... Third Floor
BAN-LON
Short Sleeve
- CARDIGAN
. Third Fleer Waite's Sportswear ..
WOMEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL SUITS
Reg. $49.98 $ 3 3
and $59.98
pastels, navy or Famous make lightweight wool suits in
grey. Petite, junior and misses’ sizes.
Waite’s Suits .. . Third Floor
N
Many Styles...in
SUMMER
HANDBAGS , Sparkling White
SHEER
GLOVES
te 5244) me 52 $2.98 $2.50
Straws, vinyls, black Novelty sheer gloves in
patent, plastic calf in short and 8 button lengths.
pouches, totes, classics Sparkling white. Sizes 6
‘and vagabonds. to 8.
Waite'’s ... Street Floor Waite's .. . Street Floor
sin
Women’s Nationally Advertised
SPRING SHOES
® Air Step
© Fiancee
Reg. $10.95 $
to $14.95 ® De Roose © Joyce
© Life Stride
90
e Straps, pumps, slings"
@ Tapered or needle toes
® Mid or high heels
@ Many colors
© Most sizes
a, Weite’s Shoe Fashions se» Street Floor
complete with
matching hot...
MISSES’ POPLIN _
RAIN ‘N SHINE COAT
‘ow 3990 @ Water repellent © Wrinkle, stain resistant
lenty of fashion and Slattery in these wonderful rain
‘n shine coats! They're equally at home in Springs
sudden showers or on cool bright days. Choosé yours
in beige, blue or green. Sizes 8 to 18.
Waite's Coat Fashions . .. Third Floor
WOMEN’S DRIP-DRY DUSTERS
Reg. s
$5.98
Lovely drip-dry dusters with lace trim collars, potkets and sleeves.
i Sizes 10 to 18 in pink, blue or maize.
Waite'’s Robes ... Second Floor
“MERRY-GO-ROUND”
PETER PAN BRA
Reg. $3.00
2.39
The famous bra with
extra rows of stitching
arctind the cup for extra
firmness, full, flattering
uplift! Can‘t-Curl band
will) never ride up, bind
or wrinkle. White cot.‘
ton broadcloth,
32-36A, 32-388, C
Waite’s Foundations . «+ Second Floor
SPECIAL PURCHASES!
‘ab pace © .30-Day Charge Account -
Easy Terms :
@ No Money Down, Poy Monthy
‘ @ Loyawey :
REDUCTIONS FROM ‘STOCK! STOREWIDE SAVINGS! SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT 7 IL 1.
NEW. JUMBO BLAZON PLAY GYM
WITH 8’ SLIDE and new 3-WAY SWING!
, Shop and Compore!
‘» 2
No Money Down
Pay zs Monthly rin
* STURDY—2” Tubing Throughout!
* SAFE—Safety Ladder Steps (No Rungs) with
Solid Oak Catwalk Platform! | .
* BIG 86” Top Bar! 7’4” Legs! 8’ Slide!
* FUN—Galvanized Steel Slide, Oak 3-Way
Lawn Swing, 2 Swings, Trapeze Bar, Gen
Rings, Chinning Bors!
Big and safe, with éxtra thrills for all the youngsters! New
lawn swing with convertible seats double the fun... jumbo
slide has a solid oak safety platform, safety steps ond pro-
tective railing . . . sturdily built by Blazon for yeors ,of
exciting fun! Seats flip for back-
to-back sitting. For standing,
sitting or both.
Waite’s... Downstairs
Lint free... Pre-shrunk ... No Iron
: MYLAR ACCENTED —
“MOONBEAM” SPREADS
744 os © Thousands of tiny hobs—accented with metallic mylor
@ Contains Avisco fibers for long weer
@ Choose white, blue, green or sand
Waite's', .. Fourth Floor The magnificent new...
SELF-PROPELLED ROTARY @ Positive geared tooth drive belt, no
slippage—never needs adjusting
e Specially designed steel housing,
reinforced for extra support
e Powerful 4-cycle engine
@ Adjustable speed control on handle |
@ Trims close to walks, fences, etc.
@ Complete with leaf mulcher Reg. $112.50
99°
Easy Terms
BIG 24-INCH
RIDING ROTARY
Reg. $128.00
$5 DOWN places your mower
in layaway. for ..
FATHER’S DAY!
NEVER BEFORE at Waite’s!
DOWN, DACRON or FOAM PILLOWS
—all one low price!
@ Foam and Dacron Washable ond
allergy free
@ All beautiful stripes or prints Reg. $4.99 and $5.99
$.
e Each
Fourth Floor @ Large 21 by 27” sizes
@ Outfit all your beds now
Waites...
108 Easy Terms!
@ Heovy duty 312 H. P.
Clinton engine
@ Powerful 4-cycle
@ Forward, reverse, neutral
@ Factory reconditioned
e Full 90-dey warranty
WAITE'S HAS EVERYTHING FOR A,
RICHER, GREENER LAWN . . . DOWNSTAIRS
JUMBO 57” QUILTED SPECIAL DRAPERY SALE
PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS © | ;
a All fora Low..... 4 Pair
ONLY, :
*] 99 @ Mostly one or two poir of a kind, many colors
Eoch @ Mostly single widtts, some wider
Waite's Draperies ... Fourth Floor
“@ Holds ‘16 garments | -
@ Full length zippers
@ 3-hook metal SHOWER CURTAIN SETS
frames Reg.
$8.98 *5 a
@ Both shower curtain and window -curtain in set @ Dust-tite closings
@ Pretty prints and
solid colors e Fashionable plastic in green, yellow, black, white
Waite's Curfains ... Fourth Floor
. » Street Floor - Guaranteed 2 Years Against Breakage!
50-Pc. SERVICE for 8
PROLON DINNERWARE GIANT 24-INCH
OUTDOOR BARBECUE GRILL
$1 pl .
1285 999 inicrrey neg $ ‘or Fathers Day | $29.95 WJ 8
@ Chrome plated grid, copper color finish
@ 120 square inches of handy shelf space @ 3 lovely patterns to choose from
@ Elegant enough for all occasions
@ Patterns will not fade @ Adjustable draft control, hi-lo adjustment crank
@ Large 51/2’ semi-pneumatic tires
Waite’s Garden Shop ,. . Downstairs Waite’s Dinnerware .. . Filth Floor ep
Heavy Gauge Tubing
IRONING CADDY
9 52.88 Chrome plated ironing caddy
for hanging clothes up as you
iron. Or, use as a portable
clofhes rack
Street Floor Notions e Ironing Board
SILICONE COVERS ~
88° of 2
Long lasting non- _ covers
that. fit all standard metal or
wooden ironing boards.
Street Floor Notions Set of 5...
SKIRT HANGERS
Reg. S«
1.29
Holds skirts or slacks gently
but sécurely. Chrome plated.
Clip hangers together to save
closet space.
Street Floor Notions
Automatic Self Assembly . . . Chrome Plated
_ TUBULAR STEEL GARMENT RACKS
ws 4,99 Sturdily constructed of 1” tubular steel. Complete
with hat shelf and shoe rail. 672’ tall, 36’° wide, 18”
deep. Save now! ee
Waite's Street Floor Notions 9-Pair... Chrome
SHOE RACKS
$1.99 Holds 9 pairs of men’s or
women’s shoes. Chrome plated
far long wear,
Street Floor Notions
6-Tier . .. Chrome
BLOUSE RACKS ,
mm 88° Form. fitting swinging arms...
Plastic tips. Assures space-sav-
"ing, wrinkle-free, storage.
Street Floor Notions ,
Top Quolity ... Boxed
STATIONERY
tog tee Be
Wide ‘selection: ‘of smart boxed
stationery. White, pastels and
a few prints.
Street Floor Stationery
"When J: Howarp EpMowpson he-
came governor . last January: te.
moved to end this state of affairs
and began to enforce the dry law!
for the first time. State officers’
clamped down‘on hundreds, of boot
and’ thriving businesses. ‘With no
hard liquor available “most night
. clubs closed their doors.
The Governor then was able to~
get the state. legislators to vote for
a referendum. Last week's voting
not only was for state repeal but
voters rejected by two to one a ony
* *
Thus eistoain ends a ridicu-
lous and hpyocritical situation and
will benefit by millions of dollars
in liquor taxesi But the state
still will keep‘a tight control on
hard liquor which can be sold only
by the bottle and in designated
places.
NATO Officials Back —
Firm Stand on Berlin »
As the 15 NATO ministers met ~
‘Washington they could lopk back
a decade of increasing strength aa
look ahead with hope of new econo-
Since NATO came into being
there have been no major wars
and the Russians have made no ] er
In preparation. for the approach-
ing. eqpference with Premier
, NATO’s foreign affairs
officers of the United States, Britain,
France and West Germany have met
to thresh out differences and have
reached partial agreement at least.
Fears had been expressed that
Great Britain might be too anxious
to reach a settlement with Russia be-
cause Prime Minister MACMILLAN
_wished to improve his political posi-
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isn’t likely to endanger the peace of
Europe for any such Neeting an
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President Dr Gavis had de-
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would go it alone in the Mediter-
command, Smaller nations had ex-
pressed concern over West Ger-
many’s growing influence in
European affairs.
Joszrx M. A. H. Luns, ‘foreign
minister of the Netherlands and
president of the NATO council set
the tone for the conference when he.
‘said;
“Let us stress that defination
has never been able to preserve
peace and that most disengage-
ment plans are essentially Com-
munist creations designed to
neutralize Germany, to make
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Don’t Bite ks Bite on Quacks
~ Reducing
Postmaster jis Anraur SuM- ,
MERFIELD says “medical quackery”
is at an all time High and that re-
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most ' lucrative of today’s ‘medical
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Dont be @ sucker. :
Sok os
‘Don't fall for the quacks and
their “reducing schemes” uniess
you know what you are doing.
Consult a competent physician
and go by his advice. It may not
sound as alluring, but it may be
infinitely more sensible.
x & SR.
Don’t bite.
Don’t throw morfey away. ;
Medical authorities say the Ameri-
can Public is annually milked out of
100 million dollars by spurious
schemes. _ ,
The Man About Town
Quirks of: Spring
Some Local Oddities in
re with Season |
Spring: A season that appears
to have finally sprung. -
due extra héavy ice, quite unex.
pectedly, went out of the lakes in the
Pontiac atea in. an orderly fashion. In
some former years when the ice was not.
thick the worst offenders were Cass
The last of the melting snow in a guny
near the home of .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Telford
of Lake Orion revealed crocus blooms in
several colors. |
First to report outdoor tulips in bloom
Mrs, Fran. onadie
‘of Oxford, who has a secret way of forc-
ing them. ‘
Rather foul smelling, and worthy of its
name, skunk’s cabbage, usually beats the
gun on spring flags in the Pontiac area,
and
Horace Marford
of Keego Harbor is first to report it. He
says the leaves already are six inches
across. .
When he was shoveling snow last
February,
Although he later spent
many hours shoveling over: the same
snow, he did not find it. The other day
his dog, Ike, brought it out of the corner
where he sleeps in the family garage,
“with the money still in it. Mr. Belknap
recollects that Ike was with him when he
lost it.
Returning from a trip to the Traverse
= on
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Altmeler
ot Drayton Plains brought hack some
trailing arbutus in full bloom, that: they
dug from under the snow.’
A postcard drifts In from
Frank Sullayan,
now in the nation’s capital, that says,
“The Japanese cherry blossoms are their
usual, fake, not worthy of comparison
with any peach orchalt in the Pontiac
vicinity,”
Back from a Florida vacation,
Frank Sinnet
says he met many Michigan cars bound
. for task state. »
Verbal Orchids to- _ Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson
of St. Petersburg, Fla. formerly of Pon-
tiac; 53rd wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Bertha Benish
of Auburn Heights; 84th birthday.
_. Morton Bradford
of Lake Orion; 80th birthday. —._—‘|
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Clune
of Grand Blanc;. golden wedding. that Povvays sense and ——
, What. Ever Happened to the UN?”
“David Lawrence Says: 3
Commies Want ‘to ‘Get, Strauss’ WASHINGTON — Communists
is a move-
LAWRENCE
°F
of political power particularly in
the (J, Robert) Oppenheimer
case’. ”
Whatever Admiral Strauss ever
said publicly on the subject of
weapons tests was based upon the
advice of noted scientists known
to be loyal to the United States,
Naturally there are differences of
opinion among scientists, and in
recent years there has been a
tendency to exaggerate the ill
effects of fall-out from bomb tests.
* * *
But, in any event, those who held
the view that there was no present
danger in the way the tests were
being conducted had as much right
to. their viewpoint as the critics.
It is regrettable that the Oppen-
heimer casé has to be dragged in
once more, but some of the critics
of Admiral Strauss evidently want
it that way.
Their , assumption is that the
senators have not read the record
The Country Parson
» “Phe ‘key to many of our family
’ problems is the one that fits the
family car." _-
Usually when a cabinet officer
is up for confirmation by the
Senate, there is the customary
inquiry as to his views on public
questions. The feeling has always
been that the President has a right
to choose cabinet officers sympa-
thetic to his own policies, irre-
spective of the views of the political
opposition. So it seems strange
that any extraneous issues should | be interjected into the Strauss
case.
~*~ *« *
It is a mystery, too, why there
in the fight against the confirma-
tion of Strauss who have their own
antipathies—such as are involved
in the controversy over govern-
ment control of the public utility
industry—all of which are unre-
lated to the friction among the
scientists.
The Communists will be happy
if they can just ‘‘get Strauss.” It
is doubtful whether the senators
are aware of the true nature of
the underground battle being
waged against this loyal American.
. (Copyright 1958)
Dr. William Brady Says:
Uses Remedy for Corns
to Banish Rash of Warts
“Had @.total of 2Swarts on both
hands—six of them as large as an
aspirin. Prior to using your remedy
I went to..two doctors with no
results. Then I
‘used yotr sali-
cylic collodion, I
now have ne
warts. I wanted
you to know how
much you helped
me.’” (B.J.M.)
In the first
remember. that
warts seem to
come and go
, without rhyme
er reason, we don't know what
causes warts, and so whatever
remedy or treatment you use may
“work like magic’ or have ‘‘no
réesults.””.
Through the years I have re-
ceived from readers as many
reports of removal of warts by
castor oil as by any other rem-
edy—that is, the warts disappear
after dally application of castor
oil for a week or two. +
The salicylic collodion which the
correspondent used is, I suppose,
the standard corn remedy—20
grains of salicylic acid dissolved in
one-half fluid ounce of flexible col-
lodion, Apply a coat ‘of this to
corn, callus or wart once a day.
In a week or so the corn, callus or
wart becomes soft and may be
wiped away.
Now may I say I was impressed
by B. J. M.’s description of his or
her warts as the size of an aspirin.
It seems remarkable that the
correspondent is so familiar with
aspirin,
CURES NOTHING
If aspirin cured anything at all, ,
there might be some retinceat,
for taking the drug occasionally.
But it doesn’t cure anything. It is
merely analgesic—pain relieving—
and by no means the harmless DR. BRADY
_ sense-deadener many addicts be-
lieve it is.
One recognized authority says:
“The promiscuous use of
acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) for
relief of headache, reeange
neuritis, arthritis, tonsillitis, in
fluenza, muscular vhewnsistion:;
cystitis, etc. may lead to poison-
_ ing, the chief symptoms being
nausea, vomiting, profuse ewest,
ing, rapid irregular pulsé.” «
While death from aspirin poison-
ing is rare, ‘overdose’ sometimes
proves fata). Of 750 persons who
acempted suicide with aspirin only
four died,
* ws
Once or twice in my lifetime I
‘have taken 5 or 10 grains of place, we should -
-when I must ex- aspirin, gingerly. I'm a great
coward about unnecessary risks,
and so when I take aspirin or any
other analgesic or sense-deadener
or pain-killer I remain quiet, sit-
ting or lying down, for not less
than an hour afterward. If the
ache, pain or distress is not bad
enough for, that, I worry along
without the dope.
+’ * *
Signed letters, not more than one
page or 100 words long pertaining to
ogy Meson health hygiene, not -dis-
a or treatment, will: be
acivered William Brady, if a
laden enve ts sent
Press, Pontiac, Michigan.
(Copyright 1959) for our employer to make & profit,
“Why All the Boos? Well, as a Start —’
Why all the boos to the Tigers?
Here are some reasons: three men
on, two outs, Doby drops easy fly
ball; three men on, out
winning. These are only some.
T. M.
Milford
Praises ity Police
for Stopping Thefts
would? like to compliment them on
the fine cooperation they've given
us. We were plagued by a series
of thefts at our church and when
we went to the police, they agreed
to help. Since then the thefts have
stopped completely. We know our
police are busy and have a large
territory to cover and we appreci-
ate their looking in on us when
they're in our neighborhood
Edward 8. Thompson |, See.
First Open Bible Cearch of. of Pontiac
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When once thy foot enters ‘he
church beware—
God is more there than thou:
for thou art there ;
Only by His permission. Then
beware,
And make thyself all reverence
and fear,
—George Herbert
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Beth’s case deals with the old
bugaboo called “weak kidneys.”
But that’s generally malarky.
So learn how-to cope with this
very common problem of both
men as well as. women when
they are on a date. The organs
of the body form habits and
sometimes you must re-educate
them. They may resist, but
force them to be your slave in-
stead of your master:
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE B-410: Beth G., aged 16,
is a very attractive high schooler.
“But I must
have weak kid-
neys,”’ she timid-
ly confessed, ‘‘for £
I must go to the,
er room sev-
eral times when I
am on a date.
“And, Dr,
Crane, it is so hu-
miliating to me
cuse myself a
couple of times CRANE
during the average movie,
“I am 90 embarrassed that 1
have tried to decline all dates
the past two months, but boys
like me and keep asking me to
. €0 out with them,
“If you could just tell me how .
to overcome my weak kidneys, I'd
be the happiest girl on earth!”
WEAK KIDNEY MALARKY
ft isn’t weak kidneys that cause
such embarrassment to the pando,
ity of cases like Beth
‘* * *
And don’t think this is a rape
situation, for thousands of men, as
well as women, have this frequent
urgency about. visiting a rest room
when they are on a date.
Stich people may“otten be shy, so they are unusually excited and
tense when they are spending a
social evening with a desirable
member of the opposite sex.
But when you are tense, your
blood pressure ig also higher, And
that means more blood is pumped
through your kidneys per minute,
so they filter out a much greater
volume of urine.
x *
Thus, the urinary bladder gets
. full in a shorter time and naturally
demands to be
This situation ig aggravated, too,
by the fact that such nervous,
tense people may drink several
glasses of water if they are dining
with their date.
As fast asthe walter fills their
glass, they empty it again, for
they want something to do to fill
in the gaps in conversation. And
they may also take refills on cof-
fee, which contains caffeine, and
caffeine is a diuretic (urine “a
ducer),
If you are a victim of frequent
urges to visit the bathroorn, then
cut out ALL liquids in mid-after-
noon’ when you know you have a
date that —
* *
Then go . “low on fluids: if you
have dinner together before the
show. If you salt your food heavily,
this will often hold fluid in the tis-
sues and thus limit the urine se-
/cretion meanwhile; for table Balt ' holds about 70 times its volume of
water,
_Join the “Compliment Club,’ too,
and pay compliments to your com-
panion a ie this will give you mote
social poise and help fill the gaps
in. your dialogue which formerly
made you reach: for a glass of
water.
RE-EDUCATED BLADDER.
But you can also help yourself Kidney Problem May Be Nerves
by re-educating your bladder to
hold double its present volume.
, Ht you become. self-conscious
and sensitive about your bladder,
it may so occupy your attention
. that you learn to empty it when
it holds only 3 or 4 ounces,
But it should easily contain 8.or
10 ounces. In fact, in prostate
cases where the outlet is dammed,
the bladder will stretch till it will
bald 0 pilin OF chee.
, When joa. are "ei ela there-
fore, make your bladder let out an.
the
By the methods outlined herein,
Beth sooh overcame her bugaboo,
So can
Always write to Dr, George. W. Crane
care
site ng ere env
typing and printing costs when
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Bell of Mt. Morris; four brothers; |’ ‘a : ; srina you this areat vaive Rareebns™ ani FRANK A. BOZYNSKI oring you this great vaiue
: nk eatin ~ -— Service for
Service will be held at 2:30 p. m./Frank “A. Bozynski, 58,
Fedey at the , Faynier Snover a gas Se. Amvew Cath a.m. ¥
‘ Mt. Avon Cemetery.
ry 30 Fesday. atthe William Linvell C. Smith, 49, of 406 Ir-/8:50 Pm. Friday of -
/ win St. died yesterday at St. Jo-|F died Wednesday seph Mercy Hospital after an ill-|_ Mr- Bozynski
ness‘ of seven months, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital He was a member of Zion|*i@c, following a long illness Church of the Nazarene and an| He was a member of S employe of General Motors Truck|Catholic : Chureh "and & Coach Division. Name Society there. He was Surviving are his wife, Grace; |@d operator of the Food a daughter, Mrs. Laura Reiker of/Store in Rochester and Lakeville; five sons, Harold ahd (Previously employed with Sydney Parrott, both of California, |@%d Motor Co. j ‘ Gary, Leonard and Robert Smith, |. Surviving are his wife, Wash ‘em .. wear ‘em! | all at home; two sisters, Mrs.|three sons, Frank of |
Bannie era Glade Springs home me ret rer gt These Meléma slacks n
Fostien: sat enon of Cobolecbeeex ena eecmadnaeee eornoi ing
Service will be at 2:30 p.m. Sat-
urday from the Zion Church of| . MBS. FARMER E. Don't be disappointed. Get one or more the Nazarene with burial in White| CLARKSTON — Service for a Memorial Cemetery. His|Farmer E. (Carrie) Da pairs now. For active or spectator sports, picnics, oround the house, or any casual or
leisure activity. Famous Pepperell fabric
* with the best wash ‘n wear finish available
today for cotton. It’s sturdy cotton,
Sanforized, woshfast, resists soiling and
cleans easily- , roomier pockets
double-stitched and bartocked. Seams
strongly sewn. Popular ton, charcoal,
antelope (medium) brown. Sizes 28-40,
““ Men's Dept.. Main Floor iy ; 1 ! | :
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Just Sey, “Charge Wt” on Sears Revelving Charge
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let our garden experts help you
ie Sale-Upright and Spreading Yews! nN yi ame °2 [ 15-18-in. Spreaders
Fraternity Prep Sport Shirts
Vv Regularly sells at only 1.49
>| 4h, » Ideal for summer play. Assorted patterns and Dan River 00
3 a) R eg 8 8 solids in gay colors to choose from. All are short sleeve
to keep him cool in the hot summer sun. Hurry in today .
c 6 95 : : eer Savel .
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Dress up the front of your
home. with sdéme of this Boys’ Denim Putter Pants
' shrubbery from Sears Gar-
| , et Sho. Spreaders, Up- .
ghts and many more... 4 : A id Hurryh. foes v7 Sizes 4 thru 10 Regularly 2.29 4 18.24.in, Spreader Reg. 8.95 7.88: Perfect for summer comfort. San-
forized cotton tailored with elastic
back, pleated front. Just wash and
wear. Hurry in today! 24«30-in. Spr'der Reg. 10.95 9.88
_ 18.24-in. Upright Reg. 8.95 7.88 =". 24-30-ih. Upright Reg. 10.95 9.88 | ; ae 18-24-In. Taxus 8 i, Boys’ Wear Dept. Main Floor
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GRASS SEED i SEARS an atch and Jewelry
Robin Hood Park Blend 1-Ib.. . 98¢ M
2-b. ....1.89 4-tb. 02. .3.59 Repair Dept. EACH
. : Merion Bluegrass 1-Ib. .+...3.19
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Ideal sprayer for “small gar- — exe Sy Z
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loading funnel top, Get. it
Better Rose Bushes — Ready-to-Plant! Sale Priced!
i Reg. 1.19 De; | Weekend Only Hl
o Choose from 23 varieties 49« Increase A
3 Days to Save 49c on
Pilgrim Sport Shirts 7
17 neat short-sleeve styles and
patterns . . . cool as an ice-house
hinge. 3 days before the price
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the Assembly of God Chure eee te sae = yar st = - : ,
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Mestsaye Bone Raymond, at home; a daugh-'of Pontiac. — rdered these
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pril
now 98 ONLY
Fraternity: Prep back: flap pocket
model, Sanforized combed Perma
Smooth cotton. 4 colors. 6-20.
Boyville Care-Free
Suspender Slacks
now 998 ONLY
Favorite polished ectton will.
flap back Ivy styling. Corded
solids in new shades. Sizes 4
thru 10. °
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Regular 5.29 gallon
Why not do that wriing new that you've been putting
on our best underground wiring. Hurry in to Sears .
; off because of price. Now you can save up to 2c.4 foot
taday for this gigantic savings! a
. per Electrical Main B t gallon jectrical Dept., jasemen
*
50-ft. 3.24 100-8... 6.49 250- ft... 16.20
coil Lengths! Less Than
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Specials: in Paint Dept., Basement
- House. Paint Shingle and
:
Undercoat wopegeees> | Shake Paint
' Reg. 4.59 = — ber, Reg. 4.49 Gallon
: : 88 NOW 3” = f NOW 3
Single Gel: SAVE 60¢ —~N | Single Galion
California
Redwood Finish
Reg. 4.89 Gallon
99
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~ Nights Until 9 _ Masonry
Paint -
Reg. 5.89 Gel.
vow 4X Single Gallon
— 45-pe. set, separately you'd pay 50.41 ..27.98 , s a , :
Melmac’ Dinnerware SALE! 19-Pc. Sel! Separately You'd Pay 18.47
Each piece is:work of art and is individually styled for.
use in any type home. Each and every piece is different.
Never before have you*had:a chance to save om Melmac + -
dinnerware like this! Patio Rose or Autumn Leaves pat-
tern. ; ;
“Woodland” or “Straw Flower”
rey 2242 1488
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glamorize but economize
Let the brightness of these
light fixtures accent the
beauty of your home. Buy
now at these low prices.
at 4.99 yord |
ONLY: ‘VJ Tightly twisted loop pile
with. 20 watt fluorescent
bub.
+ €. Recessed fixture for — g, 3-light ceiling. fixture
100 watt bulb. Chrome- with: light spreading
CARPETS: | scsi Only $10 Down Carpets Your Home
‘Regularly sells — 99
Sq. Yd.
$ Choose from seyen tweed textures
10 Down ° colors. Vat dyed colors resist fadin
and
g.
and SARPET SALE! |
Only $10 Down Carpets Your Home.
Regularly sells ! 99
be
at 5.95 yard
‘do Save 96c per yard ;
Just look how litfle it costs. to have
your floors carpeted wall-to-wall with
broadloom carpet. :Tightly twisted loop
pile is carpet rayon for color, nylon of
long wear. -
Your Home. framed, Flat white gloss, — shade—oluminum holder. an
MORES a8 ER OS Floorcovering Bept., Second Floor Shei Sm
EARS 154 North Saginaw St, Phone FE 5-4171 A A I
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PARR A NSE a A
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4
mint tincan scoets = — Promoted to Eagle Scoiits, the
est award in scouting, were these members of Troop.
by the Grace Lutheran Church. Tig eee iP tees Fenkina,
Five: Scouts in Troop: 244 Win Coveted Eagle Rank
Five mankers - Boy Scout Scout were Bob dekacehe,
Troop 244, sponsored by the Grace} Steve Ewalt, we, Jerome, Tom
‘244 sponsored
Lutheran Church, achieved the,
*:-&-.f
Hawke, Bob Hayward, a br SS: cere! Marshal: Dillon Victim
_ | HUNTINGTON, W: Va, @—
The new Eagle Scouts are Tom Thieves stole four hubcaps from
Frink,/a car outside a factory here. The Mike Jenkins and Jim Swank, The owrier — Marshall Dillon,
Eagle rank is the highest that. can
be achieved by @ Boy Scout.
In 1898 electric taxicab service
13, of 62 Wenonah Dr; J
McGrath in Ray Winkelman.
‘Life Scouts are Isgrigg, Bill
Jurgenson, Lightfoot,
Bruce Rogers, Ron Stanke and
Mike White.
Ray Smith ‘and Rick Serwiri were
promoted to assistant scoutmdés-
ters, and Bruce Benter to junior}
assistant scoutmaster.
*. 2% *
First aid trophies went to Jim
Swank and Ralph xs cman ', Achieving the ‘rank of Star \was initiated in New te
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Reg. 24.99 Grow. Rite strate
Heavy turquoise fabric,
gold haben Rous seat.
15 | Reg. 19.99 visored
budget carriage
Aiuminized welded. con-
struction. Cerone fabric. 4
20% Reg. 27.99 Welsh
custom stroller
3-way walker, stroller,
sleeper. Take-out basket.
29.99 4-wheel brake carriage.
New eprings; no gears, to’
_ worry about! All chrome. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 ;
Monday through Saturday
_NEWEST MODELS, —
FAMOUS. MAKES _
“SALE! STROLLERS AND
CARRIAGES
6fy OFF |
: Reg. 13.99 Welsh
é Wide cushioned seat and back.
. “.“ ~ Chrome pusher, basket, brakes.
Just say “CHARGE IT” a
sleeper-stroller
9.99
1 Reg. 13.99 large
folding stroller
“Grow Rite,” 3-position
batk. “Lock brake. .
41.99 Storkline
‘lift-ouf. carriage
Ki Padded. custorn coach-,
fabric. Fully guar rails.
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Bruce ae was named winner ) c
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(1. Please send me both the Slend Mor belt and the Siend- Mor cycle at only $69.95. | agree to pay $1 « week.
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licenses.
Nudism ‘would be outlawed,
' Cigarette packages would bear;
skull and crossbones inscriptions,
Downtown Chicago would be a.
sand dune. ~ . * * nan?
Bills calling for such laws were
introduced in state Legislatures.
over many a past year. Some of
the odd or whimsical measures
even managed to become law. A
tipsy water skier will find the sport
same rigkier if he performs on lowe
rivers and lakes.
Why? Legislators in the Hawk-|
‘eye State decided some water
skiers were flying too high and
passed a law making it a mis-
demeanor ‘to ride skis while under
came under
ee eee. Be Sa
Me State, But Missourians were
the dill to ban nudism, The Ap-
propriations Committee argued it
deserved the measure because it)
dealk with figures.
Some 4 suniovers in Vermont's:
lone mudist colony can continue
basking in the altogether, thanks
to the defeat of an anti-nudist bill.
er, with the game animal going
to the blind person.
South Dakota's Senate thought |
all cigarette packs should bear a
skull and crossbones stamp. The
Houge considered the bill — then
killed it. A similar measure died
in the Utah Legislature
* *
Exasperated with attempts by
Chicagoans to prevent industry
of the matter.
Maine tried to straighten out the
somewhat fuzzy-provisions of its
liquor flaw forbidding cocktail
lounge patrons to stand tand tavern
Three Colorado legislators, who
have a tofal of 2 grandchildren
among them, agreed that teacher
* should’ be allowed to whack John-.
New Mexico kiddies were
spared such classroom embarrass-
ment by their governor's veto. But
unruly pupils im South Dakota,
whos Legislature and governor like
the idea, will have to take their
licks in stride.
The younger set found a friend
in Wisconsin, where a bill says a
child could sue mom and dad.
The parents weren't left without
recourse, however. They could sue
* * ®
Yankee beekeepers, who trans-
port. their charges south in the
winter to keep the little stingers
from freezing, apparentiy didn't
always confine the bees securely.
Stings and angry rebel yells,
protnpted legislation in South Car-
olina calling for better hives.
A bill in the Wisconsin Legisla-
ture would require taverns to post
a blacklist of all alcoholics. Jt
failed, however, to state whether
wives would have a voice in nom-
inating candidates.
Wyoming legislators, aware of
the tavern owner's plight, passed
a law which classifies bartenders
under the “hazardous occupation”
provision of the workmen’s com-
pensation law.
Lawmakers also were concerned
with fisticuffs.
..A-soft-hearted Wisconsin assem-
alr ee eee Foe
OF ACTION
| Man-styled glasses
for service and
good looks!
_ CREDIT . OF COURSE!
13 NO. SAGINAW ST.
yi THE ROYALTY OF
’ HEARING AIDS
vee
me
blyman wants’ to move - ey of ih even workers on a
lweight boxing matches “a tie’ the Sob. A bill stated that a worker)
closer to pillow fights, His bill
‘would increase the weight of
igloves from 8 to 10
California dealt with the prob-
id window \starting a fight--and coming out) After wn moments, the ‘ot
on the short end—couldn’t collect! Pyabe
benefits under the workmen's com-'
pensation law, peg: ae has been seized by the
“Internal Revenue Service for fail- Seite City rama
fo Collect Taxes
Pucry Clkaners of 1 N.!
ure to pay $7,843 in back federal
taxes for its employ-
es, according to R. I. Nixon, dis-
trict director sof Internal Revenue
in Detroit. .
Brakeman, Condoctor,
|Left Behind by Train ~~
engineer of an easthound' freight
| pulled into Ashwood, six miles}
“pontine pag: andy gti
‘list frantically flagging him down.
They were. left in Lyndonville,
LYNDONVILLE,-N., ¥. Tk
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TERRIFIC STOREWIDE SAVINGS WS arrow and Saturday! SREDIT TERMS!
SHOP FRIDAY.
NIGHT ‘til 9! M2
EASY Semi-Automatic SPINDRIER |
ies gets clothes 25% drag than e wringer!”
PLUS FREE BONUS GIFT!
Plus You Get a $14.95 Laundry
Cart on Wheels FREE!
With the purchase of your spindrier you
* Zet a laundry basket on wheels FREE!
148 w /trede
Easy Terms!
* Featuring the metal
spiralator
” $e Power shifting
* Power flush-rinse
& Fill end rinse
feucet
* Holds a full
9-Ib. load
% Does a week's wash
in one hour
Model SSE-S
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*389”
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Walnut or Mahogany
Waite's Is Pentiac’s Only Factory Authorized White Dealer .
ROUND
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with BUILT-IN UNIMATIC® ‘CONTROL
No Money Down, Pay 13 Monthly
or Small Down Payment, Many
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DOES THE WORK
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____ SPECIAL MACHINES
@ Makes Button Holes
@ Sews on Buttons
SAME MACHINE in © Overceste
CONSOLE CABINET © Hems
hme © Monogroms
$11995 |e Satin Stiteh © Straight Stitch
: * Sews Forward and Réverse
ee Fourth Floor HOOVER
r . Floats After You on Its bel his Spomeek ae
It beats, as it sweeps, as it cleans!
: “CONVE RTI BLE” Special
@ 2-Speed Motor =
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SEE A DEMONSTRATION TOMORROW OR SATURDAY « « « DOWNSTAIRS
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Special $4 No Money Down,
Lew . eee oe os a
Complete with tools! The ‘Constellation’ fol-
lows you on its own air stream — without
pulling. Nozzle glides smoothly on 3 wheels
» » double-stretch hose lets you clean o full
flight of stairs. Full 1 horsepower motor, king
size throwaway bag.
bie 2a
Terms!
Smart New Styling!
AMBASSADOR
SLIMLINE 21-Inch
TABLE MODEL TV
2, $13 9» Easy Terms!
e Matching base. vee $9.95
© Service controls conveniently grouped .
. e Rich sound, push-button on-off switch
@ Fringe area switch, short neck 90° ‘picture tube
@ UL approved, new cooler easier ‘service
é \
‘Waite's . » Downstairs
The Wonderful...
HOOVER. POLISHER
39 Easy Terms!
Gives floors a
hand-rubbed look
without the work
© Polishes all kinds of
Shard-surfaced floors.
Scrubs and oration the
1 Wax, too,
@ Same set of brushes
will scrub, wax and pol. .
‘ish. No need to change.
© The handle is the switch. Up, it's i's off. Down, >
it’s on. we Ee
Polish toble-teps
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“Sake Picts ‘
ac MEN'S, oe
UNDERWEAR.
9° Tee Shirts, Briefs, Athletic Shirts.
All sizes, $, M, L.
5 Main Floor
ee .99 SANFORIZED
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ta
B att calor print. Patterns = sizes
é “Main Floor
1,69 GIRLS*- BLOUSES
GIRLS SHORTS
19. ae age print solids. Sturdily
Sizes 3 to 14,
2nd Floor
qn
~ BOYS’ SHIRTS,
BOYS’ ~C
99°
6 to 16. jeans 4 to}
and Medion
2.99 BIRDSEYE
DIAPERS
sy’
% ag — rie a 27 first “qual-
ge “ea nd Floor
1.99 NON-SKID -
LOOP RUGS
89° Heavy loop fcr extra aoa Large
3 x 36. Some, save!
~ . Downstairs
$1 QUALITY HOUSE
ck up, ‘agave on 54, 63, 22, si.
fen
; Downstairs CURTAIN PANELS. RATE RENO TRE
F has been chairman of the fair’s State Aflocation Corumittee,|
state)
Sel Ciagaalés |
: a Reject Price Freeze
last week and 16,637 in the com-
; |parable 1958 week. The previous
high week of 1959 im truck output
was that ended Aprii-4 with 2,
“4 | assemblies.
AREA innate Sees Bb.
~ friend ond both save. 3 BIG OPENING DAYS
FRI., SAT. and MONDAY ~~ Bargains like these come once in a lifetime
——big selection but we urge you to shop es
soon as possible. Cost is forgotten. We
- must move goods quickly. Come, tes a
6.00 LADIES’ SHOES |
10.99 Girls’ COATS, TOPPERS .
Sanforized first duality “em Sizes
*
~ YOU DON’T NEED GASH » JUST SAY, “CHARGE IT” Don't let lack of cash keep you from this
sole, if you have on account with us or
.* im any other store, come in open o “charge
eccount”’ you can take up to six months
to pay. We welcome your business.
Automotive News said Canad 929
jan
, {production this week also will hit
high levels for the year with 10,220
cars and trucks scheduled. The
previous high was last week's
10,060 vehicle assemblies. In the
comparable 1958 week 9,010 cars
\. and tracks were bull in Canada
_ 99 — JACKETS 5.99 MEN’S PANTS
00|| "=" g 00 os aotts they test,
Stat rare reece fe Rae . le A Seotouman.
2ad Floor Main Floor
TE
TO 2.99 GIRLS’ DRESSES 1.99 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
peer "es
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Short sleetes tn all ¢
Main Floor ,
SAVE GIRLS’ WEAR—COATS
3.99, 3 te 14 | 2.99,3 0014 9 Discontinued | 1.39, 3 to 14
GIRLS’ {| POP Ship ‘n’ Shore
mee. JACKETS | BLOUSES | Jamaicas
Tt | 1 | 88 196s 6 to 14 | 3% 2.99, 3 to 14 | 1.99, 6 te 14
Prin Orion
_ Skirts Sweaters
"19° | i
- SAVE Bors’ WEAR—JAGKETS
3.99, 6t0 16 | 4.99 Boys’ | 3.99,3t08 | PAR-RNIT
Reversible | Cardigan | Boys’ Shirt
Jackets Sweater Pant Set T-SHIRTS
288 279 299 39°
3.99, 4to 12 3.99, 4 to 16 2.99 Boys’ $9c, 4 te 12
DRESS Rubber. COTTON BOYS’
PANTS Raincoats | PAJAMAS POLOS
1 | 2” | 1% | 49¢
Door Buster
henge abr 6** ~_ sizes, 3 to
2nd Floor
SAVE! YARD GOODS, CURTAINS | | 2% CANNON Towels DOWNSTAIRS ¢.
- 89 Quality Sew & Save © 54c Value 69c i
a: "Printed | BRENDA | Dan River 19 FLANNEL Percale PRINT abrics
25° 29 39¢ 49¢ ate Lins sory Wiad 15226. Lim-
: 1.49; 42x81 | 1.99, 42x81 f 6.99 Quality Downstairs
2 RAYON DACRON | Sheer-Back © -
CURTAINS | PANELS | PANELS | Curtains $5 PRINT DRAPES
“|e | | ae 98s
SAVE! DOMESTIC LINENS | Special purchase of full 32x81
1.99 Ithported | 1.99 Boxed | 1.99 3-Tier | 1.99-Plastic i Sone, psa designs.
Cup ‘a Comb and | JEWELRY | LAUNDRY seer
. Saucer Set | Brush Set BOX . BASKET :
79¢ 99° 88° 7° $10 Fiberglass Drapes
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ey sgt, Be hay iyigoone and! motoventeiliant 0m, hi a Wen oe, mit le States This Year |
eee ie ria od oy eet tot to Prva g who tive CHICAGO (UPI) — Chances are} of stat come to $f ig here, the thought is a bit frighten-\your state’s taxes will go up this| the pk
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Ce af Se a Soe. Shai ae ete
: ane people whose grew | ‘imore expensive while five —
ag Aaa sears 905. 96 tol. Me Rational reporting euthority |
emperer ‘ Ohio and Oklahoma — want new | When they want children Depa cir patiedag dea drink taxes : eo. @ money or happiness, they write states are thinking of raising their
; gasoline tax by one to two cents! uh their wishes on paper and tie them , yal incomes
illon trees near the thrones of their|®, £#llon., New York, in fact, has Gas Lamp Era Closes — fis'have a sales tax, although oaly deified ancestors. ' : 18 have both.
s we
Hirohito is weary, ‘He is be.
rumor that everyone balees i.e and has been belittled by
: or political faction in/PPOsTess.
Japan that protests the idea. He is an emperor from Japan's) But, Os tey theme rorn “behig era before democracy forcibly set utterly rootless, there is: still a
in. As a mysterious leader, shel-\4eeP seated psychological need for
hurriedly planned, “demgeratic” tered from the public eye by tall |4 father and mother symbol at the Their suicide rate is the highest! Yeu may also pay more ter | PHILADELPHIA (AP) — This a a? between Crown Prince stone walls an oe el tee very core of this tradition-bound . lin the world, because they believe cigarettes in 11 states. One to historic city’s gas lamp era bt! wae FTA ales counted uw 3
cay = ee, —— |hito was satisfactory; as a leader *°Ciety- that in death there is dignity. two cents more per pack, if “re : Richards oon of- States with a tax on corporate in-
was & oe ma oven in the age of world trade and tele- “ * *& Picture these children without). pending bills are passed in those ficially extinguishes it at a publicCome- It said every state taxes
ous jove-in-a-hurry vision, he is a man lost. As one educated Japanese woman) either father figure or god. And) stgtes. asoline and motor vehicles and
psy pig y Jaap over the | To lift his hat is to blush. itold me: ishudder. Arizona, Utah, Illinois, South! This last one, put up in 1993,(that all but Virginia, — ° PEOPLE NEED EMPEROR ‘General MacArthur was right. Dakota and Washington want to'was one of 39,000 which once|North Carolina, Colorado and Cal-
Some think that the war-dimin- ; Until something ‘better comes He took away many: traditions, as Compared to cars produced 10 hike their sales tax rate while lighted the streets of Philadelphia, ifornia maintain tobacco taxés.
ished emperor will wait until along (Christianity is still a re- and gave us many Western rules—| «Then why should he live in ajyears ago the average 1958 car/Massachusetts, Nebraska and) Most were junked, but a few x * ©
Akihito has @ son (it is devoutly'mote dream in the eyes of mis-'but he left us our father. Every,palace? Why should the people is 231 pounds heavier, eight inches Oregon are .considering the idea'were bought by private citizens| As for liquor, the 47 states where
hoped by next spring) before he sionaries to Japan), the people |child must have a father.” pay big taxes to let other people longer, five inches wider,has -12\of levying sales taxes for the first'and are still lighted every night'sales are legal — Oklahoma a
steps down. ‘here need an emperor and an! In the event that the emperor live in the palace? By this mar-|inches more hip room and 12 time. on out-of-the-way residential Mississippi are both “dry” —
Others believe that the attractivelempress, _ does retire, giving way to his riage we are ending 8 dynasty.” cubie feet more for luggage. The survey also showed that streets, llevy a tax on each bottle.
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PONTIAC Press
COME, TAKE A*TRIP — Students of the Four
Towns Elementary School will present a talent
show titled, “Around the World in 80 Minutes,’’
Saturday evening in the John D. Pierce Junior
High School auditorium. Above are four of the PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
Will Require
12-Mill Tax Hike $1,583,237 Provides for
Ten More Teachers,
Poy Raises
pocukerén —. Climax-
ing months of study, the
jRochester Board of Educa-
tion last night adopted a
jJbudget for $1,583,237 for
tthe 1959-60 school year.
This figure represents an
‘increase of $140,000 over
-jthe current year’s budget,
‘|Board members -said.
Be zs .* *
" The increase will allow for 10
: tional ‘teachers and wil! help
meet the added costs of the ex-
pected increase in enrollment next
r, Supt. of Schools Donald C.
Baldwin said today. oches
x * * ter S
rt De os,
By REBA HEINTZELMAN
A Waterford Township teenager
with two man-sized hobbies is get-
ting set for a trip to Europe this
the Civil Air Patrol.
By process of elimination, 17-
year-old James Puglise of 6481
‘Hatchery Rd., along with four
Michigan college students, has
been selected from 2,200 applicants
to make the trip,
Although young Puglise is
“ an average’ 1959 June
te at Waterford Township
High Scheel, he has set his
sights on becoming an electronic
engineer .
His hobbies of “ham” radio ac-
tivities and flying speedy airplanes
have taught the youth much in
To meet this new budget, de-
signed to “maintain the present
abreast of the increased student |
load,” the beard will ask voters
jade RS te approve a two-mill increase |
cast of 250 youngsters which lead the audience
on the adventurous trip. They are, from left,
Karen Dovre, 11, Don Byuce, 12, Karen Munn,
12, and Carol Gisch, 9, in front. . needed, the board said, to allow)
adjustment of the teachers’ salary
schedule to remain competitive!
Former Troy Mayor
to Be Feted Tonight TROY — For the first time since
1947, Frank Costello, 57, the for-|
mér mayor of Troy, is without pub-/
lic ‘office.
* *
Tonight, some 200 persons will
honor him mainly for his efforts
as first mayor here. Costello was
elected .to that office in 1955 and
assumed the job of helping guide
the new city through its prelimi
nary growing pains.
Prior to that he had served on
the Troy Township Board oe du
cation,
A dinner and program will
held at the Troy High School
night when co-workers and neigh- ae i
bors gather to pay tribute to |
him.
A mysterious, surprise gift will.
be presented to the former city
leader, This one, city officials are
sure he will keep.
* * *
At his last official meeting as)
mayot, Costello was presented the
gavel which he had used during his
term: of office. He returned it. to}
ee
with other districts.
‘ * * *
4 Towns School
to Give Show ‘Around the World in
| 80 Minutes’ Is Theme
| of Student. Event | : fused a proposal from the Roch-
ester Education Assn. that the
teachers’ base salary be adjusted’
to $4,500 for a bachelors degree
and $4,800 for a masters degree.
lf the millage passes, however,
they said the present base for | ee %
be kept with other items of his-)
toric significance for posterity.
*~ * $4,500.
The gavel had been made ‘rom FOUR TOWNS — “Around on! A $100 pay hike for custodians |
a piece of wood taken from the old. World in 80 Minutes” is the theme 2% would be included if the in-'
Niles home, built here by Johnston RP ai millage is approved. The
Niles over a tundred years ago. ‘itle of this year’s annual ‘student custodial) staff had asked for an.
talent show of the Four Towns additional $300 per man.
Bementary School. FIVE-YEAR PLAN Crane Co., « « ¢t sii‘ decttet
The curtain will rise at 7:30 p.m,| Last night the board deci | Saturday in the auditorium of the
member who has had show busi- ibe lower in 1959 with no way now meone el
over the responsi of fry ness experience with the USO om in sight for it to rise again in the
city and declined to seek) ‘ur. foreseeable future.
The * youngsters -will take their} in other action, the board
* * *
He was siicceeded by Robert J. areund the world featuring songs,) Club permission to use the foot-
\Huber, president of the Michigan) ldances and authentic custumes of ball field and stands for its
Chrome and Chemical Co. in De-) the various nations visited during} Fourth of July celebration.
troit, whe resides at 630 W. Big the 80 — co Richard Huizenga, assistant sup-,
Beave? Rai Huber was elected to) * erintendent, was authorized to ob-
a three year term on April 6. i The jesie sevied tains bid on two new 60-pa |
Exchange Student A Camera Bug buses which will be opened at the |
May 20 meeting.
An order will be placed with the
Arrow Fence Co. of Royal Oak for
German.
By LEE WINBORN
LAKE ORION — “Have camefa,
like to travel,”” may well be Heidi
Eiser’s advertisement for a job
when she finishes high school in
Germany.
*® * *
Heidi, who is 18, is a foreign ex-
change student this year at Lake
Orion Community High School.
The curly-haired brunette, who
comes from Darmstadt near
Frankfurt, has already traveled
quite extensively for one of her
young years.
Two summers ago she and one
of ‘her older-sisters, Mechtild, now
20, took a bicycle trip to Holland
and Belgium. They stayed in youth
hostels overnight.
Heidi came by plane to the Unit-
ed States last July and has just
returned from the high school sen-
ior class trip to New York City.
IT’S TOO BIG!’
Her eyes sparkle when she tells
how much she enjoyed her visit to
the world’s largest city, but she
adds, “After I’ve seen everything,
I wouldn't want to live there—it’s
1 big!""
And when it comes to photog-
raphy, Heidi’s enthusiasm for this
hobby led her to join the high
school camera club here. She has
the distinction of being the only
girl. in the club.
Heldi speaks English fluently.
She said Gernian students are
required to take an English
course from the first year in high
school.
Comparing the educational sys-
tems at home and in the United
States, Heidi says German students
can’t choose the subjects they
want, but must take certain ones
which are required.
When 1 first entered school
here, there were so many rules,
I eouldn’t get used to them,” she
explained, “Pass slips, checking in
and out—at home all we do is ask
a feacher’s permission to leave the
classroom.”
“The boys are not too different
Girl Likes Travel ==="
ee City Optimists
to Host Contest 7 Boys Will Compete
in Oratorical Test at
Elks. Temple Today
The Pontiac Optimist Luncheon
Club will play host this afternoon
to the ‘zone oratorical contest at
the Elks Temple.
Seven boys, including the win-
ners of the ~Southfield, Greater
North Woodward, Pontiac Lunch-
eon, Pontiac Supper and Highland
-'Park Optimist clubs’ individual
oratorical contests, will compete
for the zone championship.
* * *
* Winner of today’s contest will
enter the state contest at Lud-
ington in May. The state win-
ner will go on to the nationals
held in Miami, Fla. in June,
Tom Hurska of the local lunch-
eon club, is chairman of the zone
contest.
More than 125 were expec ted to
attend the .12:10 p.m. luncheon
meeting and contest including the
wives of members of the Pontiac
mist Luncheon Club.
Each of the seven contestants
will present a five-minute speech
entitled “Optimism.” : ; . Pontiac Press Phote
AUTOGRAPH, PLEASE — Foreign ‘Exchange Student Heidi
Eiser, 18, of Darmstadt, Germany, is busy these days collecting
autographs in her year book from her classmates at Lake Orion
Community High School. The book will be one of the cherished
mementoes she will mos to remember her year-long stay in the
United States.
district of the Optimists In-
sore: though,” the German student TR district P
said with a smile. ‘They're a little
more formal—perhaps that’s what
makes them more polite.’ * ,
Youngest of.three girls, Heidi ish her schooling—she has a year
or two more of work to Om |ajong with special guests, Mayor
plete to receive her diploma | philip £, Rowston and Johg W.
there. Hirlinger, manager of the Pontiac
After she graduates, she hopes! Area Chamber of Commerce. instructional program and keep |
in the operating tax June 8. S|
The additiona} tax levy is also'new world has literally opened
‘The school. officials recently re-'
extra millage should be levied for
audience on an imaginary tri granted the Rochester Kiwanis |
Edward J. Vogt, governor of the/
ternational will attend the affair
says she can't. remember her fa-
ther.”“He was killed in World War
II, when-she was about four. years
old, Her mother gets a pension
trom the government,
Heidi ts a guest in the home
of Mr, and..Mrs, Richard A.
Young, of 2810 Indian Lake Rd.,
during her stay in this country.
She’lt return home in July to fin- to find a job which will allow her
to travel—and to take pictures.
* * * |
The charming young lady hasn’t
decided what career she will
choose, but with her ready grin
and, the. ease with which she makes
new friends, she should have little
trouble making a success of any- {U.S. Will Fly High
BERLIN (UPI) — The United
States will fly high altitude car-
go planes to and from West Brr-
ain on a regular and frequent
basis despite Soviet protests and
some apprehension by the West-
tern allies, U.S. diplomats indi-
thing she tries. cated today.
Ly the way of precision, patience and
)the art of ‘‘rememberi
| A-complete ham radio unit is
set up in Jim’s big lounge-bed-
‘room. There is a transmitter, re-
lceiver, barometer, wall ci
‘and a most important item — a
i clock,
Here in the bedroom, a whole
jup for the boy through talking to
| other “hams” ‘in India, -South
America, Sweden, Alaska, thewCa-
nal Zone and even behind Russia's!
‘Iron Curtain.
CODE MAKES IT SIMPLE
Because of simple code letters,
jindividuals of every foreign coun-)
degree UY in the world—regardless of the
language they speak—are able to)
| commynicate with a ham radio’
joperator, Jim said For instance, QSA means read- feur radio operators during teachers with bachelors degree | | ability, and just plain Q is a sig-| Peace time, Jim explained. Only (tions were finally cut off by the
will be raised to $4,400, and for ‘nal for ‘just about anything,” Jim, when treuble begins to brew in rebels. *
those with a masters degree to said QRM is “another station in-| certain areas are the ham sta- |
“send. tions closed, as this is when the
| operations iterfering, ” and QRS means,
slower.”
Young Puglise’s signal is Qri—| ous td a country's welfare.
‘location Pontiac.”
There is no country in the |vana, Cuba, Jim was in contact Waterford ‘Ham’ Wins Contest | :
Local Youth to Go to
_ FLYING “HAM” — A Waterford Township
high school senior, James Puglise, will fly to
Europe on the U. S. .Air Force-Civil Air Patrol
program this summer. He is one of only =|
es ee Ge ae
a “ham” radio station, according to records. 3,
the very last minute when the sta-
could become danget- | working on their ham radio oper- now
will be
jator’s license at the Naval Re-iting his wings at yarious airports
i the recent revolt in Ha-/Serve Center in Pontiac—mestly $0) throughout Euope. apd they can talk to their son when.he x * * ;
| world which is closed to ama- (with “hams” there right up until is in Durepe. ee The teenager's most recent ate |
| | time for favorite hobby, bird | five years and to work around |200N D. Pierce Junior High School —_ t ‘ £, 8 -8 F
his home grounds at 700 Trimway 00 Crescent Lake oad. dpethetier rat approved cen fOr Annual PTA Fair pecan aa A youth who knows where be'g | St. :_ =o millage for, schools, it-was allocat- Dus ecm isa, ta Cate Cn ee
“_* 8 A cast of 250 sfudents is under ede 9.32 bf the Oakland County GINGELLVILLE—Proper School’ the purchase of furniture for | has flows tm the twe sicecs avai. Ibe hopes. de af @ position tn eleme “ Costello, at the completion of his, @¢ direction of Mrs. Theodore |Allocation Board. In 1958, this rate is a beehive of activity these days|teachers’ lounge. | able te the CAP. (A pritate two- ton and communications |
three: year term this spring, said | Dovre of 1200 Jay St., a PTA (dropped to 8.03 and is expected to| as preparations for the annual Teeainhe
‘PTA Fair are being completed.
|The event will take_place from
|4 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the school, |
located at 4005 Baldwin Ave., here, |
A number of specia] features are
planned this year to interest pa-
‘trons of all ages, according to the}
|cochairmen Mrs. John Ward and |
Mrs. William Morrow.
They include the King and
Queen Contest with a boy and a
ao from the fourth, fifth and |
xth grades competing for the |
crowns. The two candidates from |
the fourth grade are Mary Jane |
Thorpe and Billy Kaubisch; from |
the fifth grade, Kristine Church |
and Henry Kaubisch, and from |
the sixth grade, Wilma Sue Lun. |
dy and Jack Iman. i
The six were selected by thetr|
classmates to vie for the titles,
The winners will -be determined |
by the number of one-cent votes |
sold for them. | In addition to the contest, anoth-
er featured attraction will be a
talent show, and pony rides ‘ill
also be offered for the young fry,
Included among the traditional
events will be a cake walk and all|
kinds of games to test the dexterity |
of youngsters and oldsters alike, |
the chairmen said.
There wil also be a parcel |
pest window, fish pond, white ele- |
phant sale, fancy work booth, |
gift shop and a bake sale, |
The lunch room -will be open’
all during the fair, and the menu)
will feature baked beans, potato |
Salad, hot dogs barbecued beef, |
pie and ice cream. i
Proceeds from the fair will be)
‘used for school projects including
Clawson Man Dies |
After. Auto Accident - ROYAL OAK—A Clawson man}
died in William Beaumont- Hos-
pital here yesterday: in less than|
an hour after hitting a utility pole |
with his car at Main street and|
Ellen road.
Witnesses told Royal Oak Police
that Buel A.
Oakland aS xa he 36, Ps
Highway akota St.,
Toll Clawson, was driv-
in °59 ing.south on Main
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alone In the car at the time.
Accordifig to the coroners re-
port, Brobst died of a seul frac.)
ture.
Funeral arrangements are ‘pend!
ing at the J. Gramer Funeral]
Home in Clawson for Brobst who}
leaves’ a widow and four young!
daughters at home.
|
street when his)
ear went into 4)
skid, jumped into!
the air, then
crashed into the
pole. He wasi Proper School Preparing |\s:.87%:+= ates Because he has been a cadet in for a fod
the Civil Air Patrol at Pontiac|at the University of Michigan after
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|TWO YEARS AGO
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He beieves the West has a dead-|
line for the solution to this eas
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thay ald. that ta Ove ial
frem then (1957) Rusia ame 4
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It Snips Use. Banishes Glory | OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9
Trio Follows Icebreaker Ste ot Artin, tinaing al Yar) F ith. a s morning glories to
rom Duluth; Seaway Pm Will Open April 25 — {hibit sale of any -morning glory , : seed. ~. : 2
SAULT STE. MARIE &-The ‘The Agriculture and Horticul-
icebreaker Mackinaw smashed tute Commission adopted the reg-
ruth Sich em Lake Sper nits Wotniy a ior’s Whitefish Bay today to clearidefenders displayéd cards read-
a path toward the Soo Locks for ing: waiting freighters, : * *,;, &
Three freighters of the Pitts- “Help stamp out cotton growers.
burgh Steamship Lines were due |Support the. morning glory. It to follow the Mackinae through! grows without a government sub- the ice into the St. Marys river. | sidy.””
i The three—the anders, Callo. |_ Put representatives of the Farm
way and Clarke sailing out of /Bureau and the “Arizona Cotton
Duluth, Mina—wece:the.tiret of | "THU" t.Oening’ glory, they “con.
ae feanen to ge eut.en Lake | tended is a nuisance almost im- perior, They are expected; to possibl exterm inate once
Teach the locks this evening. - valle ned : 7 gets started in a field.
As the ice breakup progressed, * 8, *
it was announced at Ottawa that) They. described the vine as a!
the St. Lawrence Seaway will open Serious menace not only to cotton)
for navigation April.25. < — but also to hay, grain sorghums'
Transport Minister George Hees wd other crops.
made the\ announcement in Com- Three varieties were bapyed
mons upon completion of an aerial Previously in Arizona,~ An ial
ige survey. The survey indicated ¢xPlained it was necessary to int
the ice will have cleared the Mon- Slude all others because dealers) bP — treal end of the seaway by that Can't always tell the seeds apart.!
date. -
ba as wo Si Die in Cras A start on April 20 had been SIX VIE IN fa . foreseen at one time hut severe .
ice conditions delayed this. of Air Guard Plane
Fifty Canadian ships are getting
ready to leave the port of Montreal.
The icebreaker Ernest LaPointe’
was the first into the seaway yes- |
er | night and: crashed with a violent
Scooter Driver Hurt | Phe mutilated bodies of five |
MIAMI, Okla, (AP) — Bert L| "2. o@ Me Gaining fight were | Thom _ S4-year-old Commerce
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when he lost control of his three-/ {
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| ROME (AP) —, Pietro’ Nennl, ‘leader of the Italian Socialist par-
ty, called on the government
Wednesday night to protest a Vat-
ican decree
munist omen thizers s elections.
iit Wipin port en.
with the Communists on issues,
ties that the Vatican ofder vio-
lated the treaty See. The _ Christian Democratic gov
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'did not indicate whether it would Tpcems to. ring )
{more so than Dawes or Prescott.
charged in the Chamber of Depu-| .
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“What’s In a Name?,” part of
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“It was twe by the village r ~ ae
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ROSE BUSHES 2 Year Old Field Gr
Hybrid and Clim
TWIN
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[GLADIOLUS BULBS Exhibitor Size
6 to Pkg.
Asan 39°" Pes.
Plastic Garden Hose A “\ 5 Year, Guarantee Vinyl li
Neouruine 91.77
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9
Monday through Saturday
Downtown AND Drayton Pleins 2 Wh-e-e-e! Year ‘round fun . .
_ inside or out on the Whirler
No matter what the weather
is like, your youngsters from
whirling and rocking. ‘Easy
; to move from backyard to
finish,
- Four Seater Model 23.88
\
1 Two
. Seater
Model
_ Charge It 2 to 9 will have lots of fun’
playroom. Steel, baked-on
24'= $47.88 For lerger yards,
beavy duty,
faster mowing,
YOUR CHOICE OF 2 GIANT VALUES
r Pull 24” cut with 3 HP.
24 eye Linen a
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RECOIL STARTER no hand wind-
tee eco
STAGGERED STEEL WHEELS. with tractor
OILITE BEARINGS that never need oiling.
Honk: Engi Roplecument Warrecty 20; .. .BOTH MOWERS HAVE— se
w® Full 21° cut with 2%
21" _ ?. Clinton Engine.
$'
places your entire engine anytime within
' 5 years at e minimum ‘cost.
HEAVY GAUGE STEEL CHASSIS with LEAF
MULCHER.
_ CHROME PLATED ADJUSTABLE HANDLE for easier opération and storing, —
Layaway Now—Small Weekly Payments—No Carrying Charge
NEEL'S SHOES
SHEER NYLONS 51-51 Gauge
Reg. Price NOW
$1.00 Pr. 2 pr.
Limit 2 Pair 1,00
Buster Brown — American Girl
Red Cross — Jarman
RED CROSS” and
COBBIES
. Complete Spring Selection
$9.95 »
‘til 9—Other Days te 5:30
Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat.
ROUND
OR SWISS
WHOLE CUT
STEAK |
Prices eHective thru Sot., April 18, We reserve the
» right to limit quontities.
Concrete Floor Enamel
_ Borrow Our Color Harmony Book
LET US RECOMMEND A GOOD PAINTING CONTRACTOR
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DRAYTON PLAINS SHOPPING CENTER—OR 3-1204 ,
Open @ Charge Account
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earnings of workers — was not calculated to provide a
of payments to a wife. If it were, we'd all
Ndw, suppose you're eligible to collect an amount equal
to one-half of his payment — that is, $58 a month — and
to payments of $33’a month based on your four years of
Your total payments would be $91 a month or only $25 —
a month less than your husband. Does this‘sound reason-
-eble? ge et Sa ae
_ Your hu is getting his payments based on 22 years
of work under social security and 22 years of paying the
tax. Yet, you with only four years of work and tax, would
be entitled to only $25 a month less than his.
Tf you were the only person to be entitled to’ such a
break’ under the system, it wouldn’t make too much dif-
ference,
But, multiply your situation times the millions of wives ~*
who are or ever. will be in a similar situation and entitled
to a combination of payments. Billions ‘of dollars of addi-
tional tax would be necessary. :
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PRICES!
| Cotton Blouses
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Hf Arnel’ Skirts
SKIRTS: All-around knife pleated
Arnel* Sharkskins...in
white! Also Arnel? smart summer
and cottons, with
wide-whirling unpressed pleats! All
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Circuit Court Judges
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Clerk J. Adams
William John Beer
Frederick C. Ziem
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BECKWITH d Exclusive Liquida
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Receivers _—_
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It would be wise to:
of fine first quality
@ HUNDREDS of Rem-
every size and texture. i :
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ALL LIQUIDATION MERCHANDISE
REDUCED AGAIN...
Drastic Further Markdowns
@ COUNTLESS ROLLS
@ FAMOUS NAME such
as Masland, Aldon
Firth, Magee and
Stephen Leedom.
@ EVERY TEXTURE,
color ard pattern
imaginable. Shop
early.
COME EARLY FOR’ THE BEST SELECTION! As court appointed liquidators for the entire stock of the Mc-
Candless store in Pontiac, Beckwith-Evans brings their unlimited
experience and integrity to this liquidation. Merchandise will
be available at ali 5 Beckwith-Evans stores, in addition to the
McCandless store in Pontiac. All merchandise will be sold as is, -
and because of the limited quontities available in many of
these iterhs, it will be sold on a first come, first served basis.
Armstrong ; Reguler 15¢
_ ASPHALT TILE VINYL TILE
Marbleized < . € My ae ¢ P
9"'x9"'x Ve" 3 “a - “— 5 ua. , Reduced Again! Reg. $20.00
PORCH RUGS
Good Quatty $9700 As ts
Reguler $8.00 9x12
FELT BASE RUGS
Reduced $9998.
oe ga. *
Textured Bark WILTON
on
this. Way below Mc-
Candiess* original cost.
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Heavy Plush PILE
pet *2e in &
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Cat rane] ial ieee
Bm HOW AVAILABLE at wat Regular $1.98 Yd.
DRAPERY MATERIAL.
Famous Moke
Standard Go., $3.50 Quolity
TRAVERSE RODS INLAID LINOLEUM e Spatter
Reduced 59° at Y, McCandless | _ 9 Straightline 69°
Again * Only . 2 : ot © Short Rolls SQ. YD.
SAVE 30 to 60% on Giant REMNANTS and RUGS
Part rolls, roll ends and remnants at unheard of prices. Many. large enough
to carpet a home wall fo wall. All remnants sold AS 1S. This is a partial
list... Many more available. ‘
Size Description Was NOW
" Reduced Again! a . 7°6x8 Green Thick Tweed ............ $ 70 $ 9
Textured Wool WILTON 9x12 Thick Aqua Loop ...........5.....39 | 15
ag ~12'x7'3 Beige Nylon Loop ............. 110 19
woe eet i 15x9 Beige Bark Tweed ............. 145 49
~ 9x12 » Thick Green Loop ............. 39 15
10’3x13 Beige 3-Play Twist ............ 165 69 12x66 Beige Heovy Twist ............ 100 19
9x12 Gold Thick Loop .............. 39 15
15x8 Oyster Heavy Twist .......... .. 130 39
9’3x12 Beige Heavy Twist ...... soeeee UBS 59
9x12 Brown Thick Loop ......... sees 39 15
12x11’9 Oyster Hard Loop ............ . 80 29
z 12x21 Green Embossed Wilton ..... ... 300 109
‘ — 9x12 Grey Thick Loop ........... ... 39 15
Reduced Again! 12x23 Oystér Thick Loop ......... see. 270 129
Nylon Bark TWEED 12x21’8 Grey Embossed Wilton ~....... .. 308-109 SR.com, Sees sgee » 12x11'6 — Nutrie Acrilan Tweed .......... 230 “309 m' of ‘colors. “Below Me. ya 12x12 Grey Bark Wilton (as is)........ 150 29
a ee 9x12 White Thick Loop ..... sipesncd 39 15 iz 12x10’6 Beige Heavy Cotton ........... 70 29
ALL FIVE
BECKWITH-EVANS STORES AND
the McCANDLESS STORE IM PONTIAC! MeCANDLESS, Inc. 63 NORTH PERRY STREET .
Open ‘til 9 P. M. Monday--Thursday--Friday--Saturday
EASY CREDIT CAN BE ARRANGED. Only 10% Down—Up to 2 Yeors to Pay
Sane
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London's Angry Mey)2s Halles Condemned — : tnd ann nat sang i an ”
—~ Ee ne Real ‘Hoody’ Weekend fe cre of younger at
Approved by Author/Paris:Bread Basket’. eee So eean oe
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Elizabeth Bowen. But a cure is in sight, - {leather aprons pace fe be * ke &® The city’s a eal ees Pg oy Samoyed yelbary «1 3
“1 ‘don’t know why they are|known as Les Halles. Since the/4y, fish from Brittany, and io ‘Sees ' : called “angry,” Miss Bowen told|12th century, food from the prov-|¢arcasses from Normandy. Buyers ee ps =
an authors meeting Wedneadny,| ane bee Swed: te its, Sn ee eas tee an ; RING SPEC!
but “I think we are all angry/n@ar the Louvre to be to re-| Mingle shouts, laughter, and =
when we are young. tallers sad restseratours, Elia) ite & gral babi. = Wa * : ne, ’
tng be nt ane se “PS More for Your Money at Hie ay over ideals and injustices,” added For some time critics have Trading centers in 12 huge iron-
Commander oth Bris Empire gag? Sica "a etn rove son every fh Peale rene “ateded ty represent : San Prusico aur Barnaty) tit Sulat ME marhans ee [snd nd much sf ef oaea| eee eens Al COMPLETE FAMILY ROOM ‘COMPLETE LIVING RO Conrad cited Sinclair Lewis “as| French Government is reported elsewhere in France. Middle East. 6 pieces for home or cabin os
the angriest young man I ever) preparing to move the marketing | Deals are concluded amid s | Iraq, one of the big producers, Sc hls oh 50 Early Anetben maple group — $4 oad
knew. operations to an outlying, less | siddying swirl of butchers carry- |will not be . A com. iy, dura e plas § cushion settee, 5 pieces, ai . crowded section of Paris ing quarters of beef, hand tracks (bination of Arab rivalries andi§_ tic, 2 matching chairs, 1 corner table, « chair, 3 maple tables — Only... an
Sold the Hard Way Though condemned by econo-| filed with gilstening mackerel, |Communist pres fomentedii } step table — Only ............. ‘ - |
re hig N bois eee tes erro lal oF Sapsctead Shaebar Slindret Pewmiar Abie} Sarin eat: ae | dar itors, the National Geo- £ - :
taba! $ PIECE SECTIONAL | VIBRATOR CHAIR Clearance ; . Nationally advertised. We have sev-
Nationally known. Choice of colors. $ 50 ‘eral of these wonderful loungers — $ 050
‘ Air foam cushions. Styled for 6%- regularly priced at only $00.00. Save,
1h, CPE 5s Fa ao Fo oo eee cane at less than cost ........cccceeueuen
SERTA SOFA BED | 1% PRICE—BEDDING SALE
See SSS 7950) crore emcaces SB QR #
ent $58.50 m Choice of or full size. Both for ..,.......casseees rote) Co) 5 a
BEDROOM OPEN STOCK | Outstanding Dining Room Group , 52 Richly finished A Inut
Sole daeear ath ition aes sq 19” dropeat table, sce ee a 2719" }OWNER’S ity hte two
ek SPM | 22801 255 Within. tew years ten trom Arab oll to better the
32-inch chest, bookcase bed. Reg base, sliding plate glass do saves in
price $249.50 — Now .........06.. hutch, 4 sturdy chairs —
senlevavae €7A\ HI-WAY FURNITURE MART
complexities of the oil industry, |
j = "land surely the Arabs must have!
eg estes oe Western technical advice and as- | . t iy
Heavy Ouvty—the best Halle _|sistance in any program they you cen buy. GUARAN.- Ay. Fe ad tcnte tbe halt ef. undertake. tne 1/532 WOODWARE AVE... B/RMINGHAM. MICH
TEED 3 WAYS:— perfect ‘most every inch of ground through| The Communists, therefore, find FRIDAY ‘til
fit—fongest life—best
moterial and you SAVE! ‘hereditary privilege.
Meanwhile, housewives groan un-|able to resurrect a specter which | 9 | | Mar baa
EASY TO PARK... JUST DRIVE UP —s MI 4-1410
\greengrocer’s. She unde no Retire Faithful Servant — a
115 NORTH SAGINAW ST.
Spiegel Cataleg Desk tn This 3 & EK Store
3&8 CREDIT—Up to t Years to Pay
FREE PARKING IN REAR
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GIGANTIC 3DAY SALE * THURSDAY © FRIDAY © SATURDAY : OPEN UNTIL 11 P.M. ©
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of the year! We're selling more Pontiac's than ever Run! It’s the economy king of all 1959 cars. You're
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2, Send the 6 bottle caps to CANADA DRY CORP., 15004 1954 CHEV. SEDAN 1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN
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price less usual bottle deposit.
SALE IS AT OUR M-24 LOT
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“I wanted to see if I could com-| organization in each
mit a murder and not have it on|state meets to recognize the lat-\#
my conscience,” Miss Bjorkland,| est list of oilfield names. In Texas,
a clerk-typist, was quoted by Whit-|the Texas Railroad Commission
more, “I’ve felt better ever since passes on them, In Oklahoma and
1 killed him.” | Kansas, discoveries are named by
Norry, married and expecting to|nomenclature commitfees of the become a father, was only a cas-| Mid-Continent -Oil and Gas Asso-if
ual acquaintance who happened ciation.
‘along when she was target prac-) The U.S. Geological Service also
ticing in the hills near her Daly'has a large voice in tter
City home, just south of San Fran-|in the Rocky Mountain area
cisco, she said. An urge to kill) cause of the vast aetinge oet :
that had obsessed her for at least|/eral Jands there.
two years became impossible to} toe
be in the target practice area, she. | centage of “dry holes” and dis-
related. 4*«¢ | appointments, always seem to be
‘an optimistic bunch. Perhaps that
Rosemarie, a scared girl to Dr. a counts for the 10 fields in Okla- was ‘‘a. lone wolf" to! , |homa named “Happy” something
Nadeline Ochoa, head clerk of the o- other, including six called Hap-
ae Shee they poor com'py Hills, one Happy Hollow, al
She took her coffee breaks and’ leys.
lunches . alone, but sometimes; ,
bragged about being handy with) The 1958 Sooner list al in-
a knife, Mrs. Ochoa said, Other Cludes nine Pleasants, includ.
employes said she carried a knife ing Pleasant Hill, Pleasant ‘
is her pene. . ¢ | Meund, Pleasant Ridge, Pleas-
To school edit Rosemarie | leys.
a Pg Mi Foot, ;
souks tha “Sesenet $s of| along
shoot. wild hogs. Embar was so
named because cattle grazing
around the discovery well carried
the M.Bar brand of a_ nearby
ranch,
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In Oklahoma there's the Krem-|
ated | Field, but, to even the score, !
there's the Liberty Field nearby,|
ae ne oS there’s'
no reason to worry
running out of names. _ tHe PONTIAC PRESS, TiunspAY, APRIL 16, 1959 : Sas Sere:
Edna from Joseph Holser
Gibraltar, important British ;
naval bese et thé entrance ‘te the that would be unhealthy. President Arturo Frondizi re-. As long as oilmen don’t w forry |
about their |Mediterranegn Sea, tias an area portedly. ordered the change in hopes many employees would
Called Health Merisce
‘BUENOS. ‘AIRES (AP) ~ Argentine. government em-
| ployes contend that. an eight-hour work day — with only
half a an hour for lunch is going to ruin their health.
Beginning May 1, the government work day {s to run.
from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m: with a 30-minute lunch break. It
now is fram noon to 6 with no lunch time...
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The civil personnel union claimed that with ‘only. half
an hour off, the workers would have to eat canned foods and
quit the crowded government payrolls. _80-Minute Lunch. Rapped |
i: a ae. there's a © mother, father, and thrée youltger! 5
brothers, azes . to % id named “Sholem Aleichem,” <j
- ; later. the Hebrew greecting which)
Painstaking acactine work ‘fi- |
nally traced’ the shooting to her!
A work crew recovered the death)
weapon arid some cartridges from
a sewer the girl pointed out as means “Peace Be With You.” This|
was habitually uttered by an oil!
iwriter to his friends in the oil |
business, So when they discovered,”
she went with officers to re-enact | - + «@
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der, said Howard ne ten istrict fanny pM received that
Thompson, a
attorney. | cattieman and store owner, said he, am
Flagpoles Mark “scr ma
Traffic Deaths | Ex2ea% ia" Big Foot field in Frio County,
Texas, was named for a near-
° £ .
Zurich Police Dramatize ctuipred Foe
by community which, in turn,
was naméd for onetime Texas
Road Fatalities by Block | owlees Wau ‘sexied| after ik
Banner 10-Feet Long —"earby town and was of Serninole,
ZURICH. Switzerland (UPI) — Al Pucich police have adopted & nover Budget Tops $1 Million
method of convincing drivers and Fact LANSING w-—An East |
pedestrians that traffic fatalities | wncing city budget of $1,022,550 §
are more than mere paragraphs in 1. peon proposed for the 1959-60! §
the newspapers. ‘fiscal year. It is the first time the | |
Every time a person dies in 4 ui+y budget has topped one million 2 traffic accident on a city street. qojjars. stomp out ~ | Happy Star and two Happy Val- 7
; amt View and five Pleasant Val- ‘
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a field in 1923, they gave it that ; ean, : ig ast
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police errect at the spot a flagpole) ildren’ S Shoes 1,000 Pair Selected
from our Regular Stock of.
@Step Master.
Plus
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PURCHASE!
ONE LOW PRICE.
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- REGULAR TO $55 All wool suits in solids, checks, plaids, or
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with mink collars.
28-34-38 || Ladies’ Casual Shoes ®:
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This ‘is the famous name Wedge Heel Casual *
‘which you have regularly seen here at $7.95. Black
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20 feet tall from which they fly a
10-foot-long black flag. They also ;
put up a plaque which says: 3.
- & man died here: victim of a —
road accident.”’
The scheme has been in opera-
tion since August 1957. The grisly
reminder usually is left in position
for about two weeks.
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We shall have to wait a few. ’
years for sufficient statistical proof
of what we have accomplished,” |
said Dr. Albert Wiesendanger. |
chief of the city constabulary, “‘but, |
there are some good signs.”’ . |
”~ * *
Last year 49 persons were killed,
in auto accidents within the city)
‘ limits. This was four less than in’
1957 despite a sharp increase in,
the number of automobiles on the
roads.
“We put up flags for the vic-
tims of cycling accidents a5 ;
well,” he explained. ““Exceptions
are made only in cates where a
a flagpole would interfere with
the flow of traffic.”
Police pay for the warning signs.
“We don’t make the traffic of-
fenders pay because sometimes it
would involve litigation, and some-,
times nobody is really to blame,”
a police spokesman said.
While it may be too early to.
speak of a definate decline in road’
accidents, there is no doubt that F
the mourning flags have caught’
the imagination of the Swiss. |
* * *
Minutes after a pole has been’ s
erected, passersby lay flowers at)
its base. There are rarely fewer
than a dozen bunches. of flowers;
in tin cans, grouped at the foot
of each pole.
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The police department has six
poles, At one time last year, five
were in. use simultaneously. At
another, almost four weeks went
by without the need for a single
fhourning flag. |
The: first fox hunt in the New:
World took place in Queen Anne’s,
‘County, Md., in 1650. Robert
Brooke came over in his private,
ship with 28 servants and a pack
of hounds to participate. a |
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A. Doctors are watching
this new therapy very
closely, according to Dr.
Charlies D. Marple; direc-
tor of the Allergy Founda-
tion of America. Right
now, however, it is still in
the control stage because |
the dose is so stiff it
could be.
Q. oes Sure. I got
the same pussyfoot - 9
song-and-dance about BX
cortisone. and ACTH.
And I know they work
like magic. : ;
A, The corticosteroids can have serious side effects,
according to Dr. A. H. Fineman, one of New York’s lead-
ing allergists. Effects sometimes’more serious than the
condition they relieve. - SREY however, we are beginning
- to learn more about.
Q. Beginning to learn? Is there anythdas you
know?
A Antihistianines are much more effective today than
they were even a year ago. There is a tremendous range to
choose from — literally hundreds of.
Q. Listen. Just because you can't pronounce the
name of
idea they pick these names for the psychological
effect.
A. There is ‘no denying the emotional factor in al-
lergy, =aeen to Dr. Marple. Your state of mind can cer-
tainly ..
a. ‘os guys make me sitk. You see a kid with
asthma and right away you want to psychoanalize him.
A. On the contrary. Asthmatic children are often
removed to a healthier climate and their parents are given
the psychotherapy. Science has found...
Q. You guys make me sick.
A. For severe hay fever ‘cases, the usual long-term
series of injections is still most effective and sometimes
leads to life-long desensitization. A sea trip during the hay
fever season is good, too, because it removes you from
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A. Crown Peters Travel Service can arrange something .
for you. for about $1,010. If you will sign this form... ~~
Q. You guys make me sick, .
’ A. Of course nature herself has provided sanctuaries
te sufferers. There are Pr caves tn this country that
are completely free of .
Q. Caves? Are you 5 nas’
A. History shows that Jesse James lived in a cave. So
did Daniel Boone. Kate Smith first sang “God Bless
America” in a cave. ,
Q. She did?
A. According to Rudy Turilli who owns the Meramec
and Onandago Caverns in Missouri, caves are a very good
investment, even if you don’t have hay fever. People will
pay instant money to see you...
Q. They will?
A. It’s easier to get a mortgage on a cave than on a-
house, Turilli says. But He says you have to be careful to
buy a live cave: one with fresh springs and stalagtites and *
so forth. This kind not only keeps .the pollen-free, but:
also, grows at the rate of a cubic fnch every...
Q. No kidding? ;
A. No. Turilli says he knows where all the best ones
are. He knows a couple that have good echoes so you
won't get lonely. He’ll o you find just what you need.
Simply sign this form .
Q. You guys ‘atiee me sick. 2
against Pearson, jockey and! State Sells Land
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himself as a former horse owner acres have been. sold for $10,875
and trainer, assistant track man-|in the first auction of surpl
ager, and ticket seller, filed the|State Highway Department pro
suit Wednesday. He includedjerty. Top bids were $10,000 for
Stephen Longstreet, author of|acres south of Mason and $875
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‘Awaits Hearing Sprenz, One of FBI's,
10 Most Wanted, Was
Trapped by Cow
LAREDO, Tex. (AP) — Fly lying,
‘bank robber Frank Sprenz,
brought to earth by a Mexican
cow, sat in jail today awaiting a
removal hearing.
* * *
Sprenz, 29, heard U.S. Commis-|
sioner Frank V,_ Hill set his bond|
at $100,000 Wednesday. The com
missioner continued a removal
hearing until copies of the. war-
rant for the arrest of the Ohio
man: arrived from Cincinnati.
Sprenz was on the FBI's list of the
10 Most Wanted criminals.
* * *
Usually a smooth and quick
talker, Sprenz refused to answer
newsmien’s questions when he was
_ brought across the border from
Mexico.
Mexican police nabbed him at
Cozumel, a Yucatan island resort; Tuesday. He was driven to La-
redo,
told FBI agents the airplane he
had flown down the Texas coast
to Mexico was wrecked April 3
when a cow got in his path on
takeoff and smashed a wing. He
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total of 2,998 tree farms were
added to the 18-year-old Ameri-
can Tree Farm System in 1958
'to establish a new record of
| growth, says American Forest
+|Products Industries.
Chief Forester’ James C. Mc-
Clellan of the industry organization
says the farms gave the program
an increase of 3,481,534 acres,
bringing the year-end totals to 13,-
935 certified tree farms covering
48,429,451 acres. He predicts the
program will add four million
acres this year.
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] tilms have depicted the Bedouin peeve PERSUASION Bedouins Go Modern
Sheiks’ Harems, Camels BEERSHEBA, Israel (UPI) —!boys attend and even a fair pro-|
Adventure yarns and Hollywood portion of the girls. — as a dashing figure in flowing robes)
who looks like Rudolph Valentino Although universal elementary and divides his time between the’ education is compulsory in Israel, harem and the desert. ‘the authorities try | to persuade,
. * e rather than force the tribes to
d their youngsters to school, | But, for the 15.000 Bedouins who; sen wing
live in Israel's Negev desert, the: |and a new generation is gro up which not only knows how to! truth is less romantic. Even if the- ‘read end write Arabic, but He- glossy, technicolor version were! ‘brew as well.
ever true, it isn’t any more. However much times change,
| <The Bedouin’s way of life is there are some customs that still
| changing fast, and the old order remain. The Bedouin tradition of
| is dying. hospitality is no invention.
_ The last big intertribal wars in Indeed, apart from caring tor
| the Negev ended some 70 years the camels, it is regarded as
ago—roughly about the time the! fitting for the males of the tribe
American Indians last donned! te devote themselves to sitting
their war paint for anything but with the elders and receiving vis-
ceremonial purposes—and many of! ttors, leaving most of the stren-
the tribes are even beginning to uous work, such as dismantling
settle down in one place, abandon-. the tents and leading them en
ing their perpetual wanderings. | camels, to the women and chil- —
CALLS FOR JEEP ai Instead of saddling up his came]. When a visitor arrives, he is!
or handsome desert pony for a raid greeted with a warm handshake. |
on an enemy encampment or on And there is an additional re-,
an unsuspecting caravan, today’s, finement: - after shaking hands,
‘Sheik is more likely to call for his guest and host place their right,
Jeep and take a member of his hand over their heart in a mo-|
‘family to a clinie for medical treat-'tion signifying heartfelt frien
ment, or else’ drive into Beersheba) and sincerity.
on no more dangerous a mission, x & & i
than to renew his tribe's ration Next @ome mutual inquiries,
books. about health, accompanied by the!
repetition of the phrase: ‘Hamd’-)
wives, ap te the marimar, of ¢llllah"’—"“Thanks be to Allah.” | As they repair to one of the tents, | four at any one time permitted
by Islamic law, is still a symbol * Diack, rectangular shelter which of prestige. But even this prac- usually shows Signs of having been!
tice is dying out. patched and repaired many times, |
one of the youngsters will begin
Mohar—the bride-price or dowry grinding fresh coffee outside and
which the husband must pay — is preparing it in a “‘briq’’ or coffee,
high, the customs of the surround- jar.
ing monogamous society are be-, Oa a ik qvensints, hai i
ing assimilated, and, in any case, feast is given, a lamb will be polygamy has been illegal in Is- slaughtered and dishes of nwt-
rael for the last seven years. ton, mixed with rice and scraps
= = *& "of pittah (flat Arab bread), will | But there are new symbols, typ- be served.
ical of the Wth century, which
place a sheik on a higher level
than the rank and file of his tribe.
He must own a radio, and he
must have some kind of motor
transport, either a car, a lorry or
a station wagon.
:
The guests and leading male
members of the tribe, perhaps 200
persons in all or even more, will
then be seated along both sides of
a rectangular tent, open along one
,side to let in light and air.
One dish or bow! will be set
Since some goods are still ra- down among every four or five
tioned in Israel, the sheik has an- ‘persons and they will eat with the fingers of their tight hand, using
‘the pittah’ instead of knives and
forks, and rolling the rice into little
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tribe will offer an
\to his guest of honor and the latter
is supposed to swallow it, uttering
thanks for this great delicacy. & t
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day-to-day encounters with official-'
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the desert.
Another change in the past dec-
ade is the provision of schools for
‘Bedouin children. Almost all the
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; MONEY TARGETS—Outstanding indebtedness to the U.S. at the end of the last
fiscal year climbed to over 30 billion dollars. The figure, including interest, was
shared by over 70 nations around the world. Newsmap locates debtor nations (white
ee ee Debts of the nations printed in italic include sums owed since World War I, a total of over 18 billion dollars. Other
indebtedness results from U.S. deposits in the export-import bank, mutual security
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into a car, overturned and explod-
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burned’ exttlcally: five others in-
trailer, which hit it and went out
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Myrna L. Wyatt, 2290 Marwood
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~ CINCINNATI (—Asked his oc-
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a Cincinnati man said he was a
machine operator and maacter at
a@ restaurant,
He was asked. to explain:
operate the 4 “y
machine which washes
‘ _and 1 inspect them
When they come out.” More. Instruments, Runways Needed
(This is the last of « two-part
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oy of air travelers.)
By JERRY BENNETT
WASHINGTON (NEA)—Improv-
ig one of the major problems fac-
ing aviation exports.
For the. number of planes op- TG a
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equipment now available are the "\have to wait their turn to-land for
TOO MUCH TRAFFIC for the runways and by the tower. control men at the nation’s busiest Airport Congestion Major Problem plane was approaching. Sixty-five | calls for more runways, taxi strips;lars has been approved by zat
persons died in the crash. and hangars to speed up landing, House Commerce Committee. But
‘servicing and take-off operations. President Eisenhower believes that, An ILS is an electronic device 200 million dollars is enough. ‘Another solution is to install more “FAA Chief E. R. Quesada says ‘that enables a pilot to land in low
‘help planes land’ in bad weather. (devices regardless of the outcome to the clouds or overcast.
with instrument landing systems. Money will be used to ‘buy. such into two parts. One part sends out
The trouble is that they are usually |
installed on only one runway.
- ‘Thus, in bad weather planes sity approach lights. ie ic pathway from the run-
weather is extra bad, they may!keeping track of the positions of form of two bisecting lines.
“ihave to proceed to another air- all planes nearing an airport, High! As long as the lines are cen-|
port that’s already loaded with intensity approach lights mark a tered, the pilot. knows that he
| path to the runway that can be|is heading in a direction and]
|descending the glide path at an, where one-third of the pupils are
FAA's airport safety program angie that will land him right on finishing sixth-grade arithmetic | The amount of money ‘required seen through a heavy overcast.
| . =a one of the ©x’ also calls for installing more in- the runway.
ersies on Capitol Hill. 'strument landing - systems.
The Senate has approved a ‘fed- = Some aviation experts charge |
eral aid bill that earmarks 465 that the recent Lockheed Electra
million dollars for airport im- erash in New York might never
provements.
Another bill for 297 million dol- have happened if an ILS had
been on the runway that later dates, “| Than
_ ANCHORAGE, Alaska » — A, ‘
spokesman for. the Michigan SSers |
4
oo i
Surveillance radars reduce the way to to plane. These show on
long periods, of time. And when the! chance of mid-air collisions by the pilots instrument panel in the| eT, Seana pork 4 ot oe pee
| Solis. Needs. <. Retieriat Kenai a
says 24 members of the Detroit-|
jarea group have decided to settle |
‘on land in the Susitna Valley area’
a the Susitna River from:
Talkeetna, 80 miles north of here. |’
. Marino Sik and three other men
iwho toured. the Susitna Valley
area on snowshoes yesterday said
ithe region fits their needs’ better
than the Kenai Peninsula, where
they B planned on settling,
have, then wait until we can cross.
‘the river by boat, probably
“\two or three weeks. -
| Sik said he understood another |
‘group of Detroiters planned to’
ileave ‘the auto city for Alaska
jabout June 22. He said he did not.
‘know whether the second group)
\would suttie in the Susitna Valley. |
“We have staked out
on the Susitna we think we will
| need,” Sik said. ‘‘We are not
ready to say just how much and
me where this land is.”
The 59ers, 37 strong, arrived in
Anchorage last month after an,
arduous, 4,000- mile trip from:
‘Detroit,
| They originally had planned to
homestead on the Kenai Peninsula |
‘southwest of Anchorage but the
‘Kenai site would not be large
enough for them and groups to
\follow trom Detroit.
Better Teaching
in Mathematics
Sorely Needed
BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI)
parents” plan for elderly and il is
‘ar hospital here.
* *& *
The has put new hope :
in the hearts of patients who have’
‘responded to treatment and re-:
‘habilitation at the John J. Kane,
|Hospital, Allegheny County’s new.
‘mode! institution’ for the, chroo-
ically ie”
Approximately 106 of these
patients are. nearly completed
self-sufficient and ready for dis-
charge. But they have no place
te go,
To overcome this obstacle and
keep beds free for incoming -
tients who really need them, the
hospital is developing a “foster
care” plan.
The plan, still in the discussion! sufficient oldster to receive $100-
‘state government. The patient:
then would be placed in a home,
perhaps with .a_ kindly couple |
whose children have grown up,
|married and moved away.
* * *&
| The plan has a two-way pitch.’
‘couple make ends meet and re-
‘tain their home in the face of ris-
ing costs. And the rehabilitated
joldster would bave a “‘home’’ and
some supervision.
~ The intensive treatment of chron-
‘igally-it oldsters has produced|
igome startling and dramatic re-
sults at Kane Hospital. The medi-|
cal staff there believes in what it
calls ‘‘comprehensive restorative
service."’
Example: a typical patient 74
years old might well have arte-
, heart’ trouble, hernia and cata-
| raets of the eye, The doctors
| treat all these ills.
| The patient may also be socially,
psychologically ill. He may have
lost his “home, his money, his
— family and friends with the pass- ‘for Elder sg
“PITTSBURGH (UPI) — A = Ee aiag a eral tas
worked out at.a muilti-million dol
of life. cs * *
So the qldster recovers, He is -
ready to go home. However, ais
jchildren are either not around of
‘are wrapped up in their own con-
‘cerns. *
| His relief..check or small an.
nuity is not enough to allow him
‘to live decently. He may reside
in substandard rooming-houses and
_ihang out in cheap taverns.
The return to the hospital is not
jong in coming.
And that’s where the foster care
plan comes in.
Boss Didn't Have
Anything LEFT
‘to Worry About
“We'll live on what supplies We stage, would call for a fairly self-| yi WAUKEE w—‘Don't worry
-about. a thing.” Charles Andrews
in '$125 a’month from some level of told his boss. “Go to Florida, re-
‘lax and have a good time.”
: x. * *
The boss, Charles Mansfield,
took Andrews at his word and
departed for -Florida leaving _An-
‘drews in charge of his children’s
‘furnishings store in the’ suburban
the land § ‘The income would help the Bay Shore Shopping Center.
The vacation, however, turned -
out to be a nightmare for An-
drews. First he had te call the
bess and tell him that he had
skidded Mansfield's car and
smashed the front grill.
Then he had to telephone the
sad news that a water main had
broken and flooded all of the stock
in the store's basement.
| * * *
| Finally a $300,000 fire swept the
shopping center and Andrews had
to break the news ‘to Mansfield
that the stock was Virtually a
complete loss.
Chaplin Is 70 Today
VEVEY. Switzerland (APr —
Charlie Chaplin celebrated his
70th birthday today at his home
American children would learn ing years and vicissitudes of life. overlooking Lake Geneva. The fa-
Kenneth «Pitzer,
Most major airports are equipped Of the aid bill controversy. This| ILS ground equipment is divided 0f the University of California.
In a recent study, less than one
things as additional airport sur- a directional signal to the pilot. The Per cent of California children,
|veillance radars and high inten-\other beams what amounts to an made as good a showing in arith
metic as voungsters of the same
age in England, he said.
To show what children can
| achieve if they receive better
instruction, Pitzer cited the ac-
celeration program of a Rich-
mond, Calif., elementary school,
| iv the fourth grade and a grow-
FAA officials explain that by ing sumber are doing ninth.
ithe end of the year, 15 airports) grade algebra im the seventh,
\will have ILS systems that will Better teaching of arithmetic is
guide planes to a landing from badly needed to provide a basis
haa | either end of the runway. Addi: for mathematics, a key tool of en-
Oe er dhe laren and scientists, Pitzer
istressed. - ‘socially and play games, as well, ing airport safety conditions to meet “!ectronic safety devices, like iM that in 1960 his agency will spend Ceiling weather conditions. Ceiling arithmetic faster and better if The patient is encouraged to re- mous movie comedian planned a
ithe demands of the air travel boom | ,Strument landing systems, which 527 million-dollars on air safety is the distance from the ground properly taught, according to Dr. gain his dignity and interest in family party with his 34-year-old
chemistry dean life, to dress himgelf, get around) wife, the former Oona O'Neill, and
their six children.
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“Better Things in Sight”
iS —— pate: eR
problems faced _ airports. ss
Blind Boy Joins |
Civil Air Patrol He’s Ready to Give
Tough Requirements a
Gdod Try
PHILADELPHIA (UPI)-—-A_ 15-
year-old boy who recently joined,
work hard for the next 18 months
‘o earn his certificate of profici-
ancy, but odds are he'll make it
\despite the fact he’s totally blind.
James E. Spruill, who lost his
sight due to an eye ailment when
laure was two, admits that the re-
ments are tough — they in-:
ae electronics, aerodynamics)
and math as well as drilling with
tis squadron and building three
{model planes — but he’s nay, to!
“give ‘em a try.’
dJinimy, a student at the Over-
brook School for the Blind, be-
in Braille. This ted to an interest
in radio and he joined a German-
town radio club. He's passed the
‘necessary tests to show he can the Civil Air Patrol will have a e
came interested: in electronics |,
| While reading. about the subject | | Sperate ne, Erow's transmitter | Develop Spray As for, aerodynamics, . Jimmy, to Keep Lawns
eee that the ‘Volunteers for
ithe Blind have already transcribed | Green All Year
WARSAW, Va. (UPI)—Research- | most of the CAP books into Braille.
land I can use wing models for al
further study’; of the subject. He's ers at a state experiment station
‘here are testing a dye-like sub-
‘stance that may be the answer to also learned math by Braille.
* * *
Two parts of the-CAP course’ ‘the problem of keeping lawns green
‘present more problems, One is: ‘the year around.
‘building the model planes. “They, H, M. Carper. station director,
‘may give me some trouble,” Jim- said the green stuff is sprayed on
‘my said, “but I'll just give them| lawns when the grass turns brown
lin the fall,
The other troublesome part is Carper said the spray has held
‘the drilling. Buf that’s been over-' | up well during its winter test on
icome. Jimmy marches wedged! Bermuda grass plots, even ‘in
between two friends, who step on’ heavy rainfall.
his ankles when he makes a mis-|
| “There is no evidence so far it
poet will rub. off,” he said, “and we
. ‘believe the applied color will last
‘until new growth begins.’
‘Brigitte Just Bridge | [etre bag mpaleler “
to Uninfosmed Mayor
PHOENIX, Ariz. (B—Mayor Jean,
Louis Vigier of Paris was visiting | WP
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Booey. : nes ; j i ably get help from his Ps and ‘Measles Takes Biggest ‘law ees | Entire communities in Spain's|
| io Mackinac Trial °. Disease Traced et | . . ent ior , i caves ¥
Mant goumy wstpaibty la Disease Count. Up in City eae akes !fistory Lightly fo BI Donors: saree | Ml viesten using the TV antenua oon cart || tive of the six cousiwalicghie sa ee Mises o 3° : , : Auto
LANSING. — Historical evi-pastng 963 and. mov of sounding board to issue » (diseases reported in Pontiac last "202m coush «---.. ) to the { reg
dence to “the —contrary, western Senate. It would run pe Mis) Regular Givers Found se my OY ' : Naga nar oen sd yo a add oe yainopile ‘fear’
Michigan legislators want portions |f™ the Indiana border to Battle Cause .of . Infections’ At any event, the spokesman pr john D. ene. county direc énicken pox... Vee Wer fee of US. 31 and U.S, 131 christenea Creek. north on U.S. 66 to U.S. 131, | Bri am j di | clatwaed the hammering won't tor ‘of public health ‘Measles ...... ceeseeeee, oo Me a “The Mackinac Trail, ” from there. to Petoskey and then ringing aunaice | fo beyond the next few weeks or | Diseases increasing were chick- pooumenis fer tene . . : 4
They pushed through a bill yes. °F U.S. 31 to the straits. | $0, By that time, the bird either jen pox, measles,.mumps, scarlet Whooping cough .s..0. 5. 3 8 terday to establish the “‘trail” on Indiana already has set up a. By RENNIE TAYLOR | will have found a mate or will jlever and whooping cough. oan wet i
U.S. 131 from the Indiana border ST€€M Arrow route terminating at Associated Press Science Writer! ®ve UP. And what's more impor- | Following is @ comparative list, Tolectious ana _e north to. Petoskey and on U.S, 33 the Michigan border. F SAN FRANCISCO, Calif, (AP) | tant to the! Spaths, it will go lof the communicable diseases re- Mononucleosis .sesnee F 1 1
from Petoskey to the Straits of LL Bicod trent grafessional A wa [ported to the county and city health’ .
Mackinac. It was designed partly ‘appears to be responsible for most pertinent last week: | Char les Bent, the first civilian; ; to attract tourist attention to the 0gs Eat Less When | of the jaundice-producing -liver| Banker Gaorge Craig, 70, of: ; PONTIAC * ‘to serve as governor of New Mexi-|
straits and the cities en route. linfections that follow transfusions, | |Wadesboro, N. C., retired a Week "Week — co when was still a territory,,;
Rep. Allison Green, GOP floo 6 h §| D isays a University of Chicago méd- ‘started growing pine trees. S@YS chicken pox ...+ ores 8 ¢,was scalped and murdered in his,
‘leader and an eastern Michigan rowt OWS own lical researcher. * i — the pine. trees are paying off Meseles .-+---ssscseres, 3S ; i4|home at. Taos during a brief In-; :
man, served notice he would ask | From a study of 1894 patients, ' better than a bank. Rubella ...scc. secsee OT 1 6 Gian uprising in 1847. _
the House to reconsider the 69- NEW YORK (®—In the matter a small percentage of those trans | quan _ “
25 favorable vote. * diet, dogs outsmart many hu- fused at the university's clinics in)
ans, a 12-year period, Dr. J. Garrott:
Pers: Rep. werent 5. Gites “Resestehere for Neutrena Mills,|Allen’ fowl 44° whe -devetiped | — ost a move to re- a dog food manufacturer, say they;serum hepatitis, the medical name
quire all signs on the new route have found that just before reach-,of the disease.
to carry the legend: “With apolo-. ing adulthood puppies suddenly be- ~ * *
gies to the real Mackinac Trail gin eating less. Tracing the’ source of the blood
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the eify of eer. _ (when almost full grown at 24 \he found hepatitis almost negligi-; YOUR PLUMBING SU PPLY DEPAR TMENT STORE .- * weeks, will drop in less than a ble in the 1,152 patients who Rad ‘
Gilbert cea rida gathered week's time from 14 ounces of transfusions from family donors. |
by Philip P. Mason, Wayne State food each day to as little as 8 or 9 He addressed the American Sur- |
University historian, showing the dunces. gical Assn, Wedneday.
Mackinac Trajl blazed by Indians The reason for the adjustment, The number of infections among — 2. : e
ran along the eastern end of the specialists say, is that the the family donor patients was only | ‘ S i
Michigan. He conceded, however? dog’s system simply doesn’t re eight. But among 311 other pa-| . that “the old Mackinac Trail’ quire as much nourishment once tients who got blood from profes. | =
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Ste. Marie in the Upper Peninsula of infection — a rate about t axl
“4 think it’ t The Choctaw Indian Nation of times that of the family donor] wa en > : it’s absolutely terrible Oklahoma recently appealed io the group. t Tan
that you should take our history Us tary of the Interior to, * ¢ * i HH D tel Secre p € |
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lightful- combination of lemon- Dissolve gelatin in hot water. beating for a party snack. To make 1 cup) ithe State Agriculture Department, Sprinkle whole small fish with on-| ‘ing dish, hollow side crushed pineapple to form a de-
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the sign on the, old ‘Ted's Trailer|stand in front of their house trailer in smoke that day. "? |started in high school a8 @ POP! sure she goes along with all his green.vegetable . . . and that pi-|; Top casseroles with bread. wnt ea < = that read, “World’s Longest Hot|"¢ sold hot dogs and pop to)” bay. Two of the dinner cooks hired! w-tangleq ideas though. Bill to his faverit ish, Crumbs and bake at 225 degrees. af Ug
Dog’’? From all the present owners| motorists, During the summer rush} "Just a year later a new Ted's Siin as dishwashers and received naceron from’ the bottom up too," iran al . at whi ict, (for 25 minutes, Garnish each cas-| Another quick and_ ‘easy’ bid
of the restaurant. can discover, period they had all of 10.employes. opened. In 1955. the present build-| on-the-job training for their better ict like lots of the other employes. ‘combines the two male’ favorites, serole with heart-shaped pieces of: dish: sear “— E.. Bg
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dogs were made specially for them.| growing business in 1938 and for cooks and 2 full time bakers, There Caine, has been with Ted’s Asparento” Casserole ; .
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Start the day with a smile and.
\a peanut. Of course you'll want
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cause nutrjtion experts generally
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day’s work.
The smile*will come if you try
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greatgrandmother did. And pea-|
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Cap a Hamburger
You can serve hamburgers often
if you dress them up with: in-
teresting: touches such as are used
in these extra moist and flavorful
Pine-Burgers: Broil thin patties of
ground beef and drained pineapple
slices together,’
When meat ‘is done, lay a slice; ping. Third time around reveals it
of Cfleddar cheese over each hot
pineapple slice and broil just
enough longer to melt it slightly.
Transfer to~hot plate, top with
meat patty.-Serve with a toasted
roll and a tossed green salad for
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seconds to learn the strategy of
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the top bread slice, before the
sandwiches were quickly toasted
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Pineapples, Strawberries
to Tempt You This Week
Do you wheel through the
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with little regard to seasonal avail-
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this, you spend more family dollars
for food than is really necessary,
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to present and predicted food situa-|
tions; studies prices and uses cur-
rent marketing information.
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tell you there are more straw-
berries this week. Prices are a
little lower too. Large No; $ size
pineapples are reminders _ that
April, May and June are Bao s Ber
months for this fresh fruit, Al-
noticeable price drop on cucum-
bers.
Pork, iia dak dni ine
jes, |Sonable prices? Then you might The fresh pint will yield 3 to 4 check these: hamburger,
servings depending upon appetites|‘rankfurters, perch, smelt,
; the 10-ounce frozen|>reast and shoulder.
package will serve 2 to 3 people.
Fresh Louisiana
in size and, have fair to good color.
The quality variation in peppers, |
green beans and tomatoes and
leafy vegetables ig due to recent
rains in growing areas.
How do you choose a fresh pine-\f
apple? Choose one that is ripe .or
nearly ripe. If too immature when
picked, a pineapple may not ripen.
Look for a pineapple that is fresh, '
clean and heavy. for its size. Flat
hollow eyes assure sweet flavor.
Coler. varies from yellow to |
yellow-orange depending upon the |
variety. A fragrant odor and top |
spires that pull out easily in- |
dicate ripeness, Signs of décay
usually appear first at the base
of the fruit. Look the pineapple
over fox. soft watery areas or
Pork is still the supply leader in|
imeats. Fresh Boston Butt at 16)
\to 18 cents a serving is one of the,
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18 to 23 cents per serving.
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gl with the large size, weigh- wuila ‘cut from sliced enriched
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cream cheese-olive-nut Spread,
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layers.
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the smooth texture, BAKED APPLE-CORN WITH BACON — This skillet or
serole dish is a little like a souffle. It is hearty enough to be
main course of a meal, Bits of bacon and corn add interest to cas-
the
Bake Main Dish
in Table Skillet Along with the cheery notes of
spring come fresh hopes, eager
plans, budding gardens, gay,
clothes .. . and new dishes that
are fun to serve and to eat. This
Baked Apple-Corn with Bacon is
one example. It's the mainstay of
a meal—simple to build around.
Baked Appie-Corn with Bacon
has plenty gf good,. satisfying egg
nourishment tucked into it. And
flavor! Crumbles of bacon mixed
all through, with more bacon laid)
in crisp strips on top, the zest of |
canned apple sauce, of sweet corn,
nubbins and little bits and pieces.
of pimiento.
Serve the dish hot at the table
right from your electric skillet if
you wish—or bring it still huffing
and puffing in a casserole direct
from the oven. With jt offer salad
or green vegetable and crusty rolls.
And there’s 4 springtime supper or
luncheon for you. savory. flavory
and welcome.
* * *
You will realize, too. how casy
the dish is to make as you follow
these simple step-by-step direc-
tions:
Baked Apple-Corn With Bacon
% Ib. bacon strips
3 eggs, separated
2 cups canned apple sauce
1 17-02. can cream-styk corn -
1% cups sifted eil-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powder
\e cup diced pimiente
Saute bacon strips until crisp, |
drain strips on paper towel, Beat
‘egg yolks; add apple sauce and|
corn. Sift together flour, salt and
baking powder; add to apple sauce
mixture. Crumble bacon; add with |
pimiento. Beat é¢gg whites stiff with
rotary beater; fold in.
Pour into a greased electric
skillet; bake at 330 degrees; about 4.
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Stuff Big Apples
With Raisins
Before Baking
These apples have orange flavor
and a light raisin stuffing. .
Orange-Raisin Baked -
$ vere large (2% pounds) baking
cup light seedless retatels (rinsed
im hee water and drained
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he <7 orange. ‘jules ee
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Method: Core apples without cut- Lady Fingers Are! “Hundies.” Plain toast triangles
and a relish tray help round out
the menu.
Dessert, like the soup, can be
matched to changeable weather.
An easy-mix angel cake is topped
Mocha Filled
ting through bottom; remove upper
third of peeling from each. Stuff,
care cavities with raisins.
‘a. small saucepan stir to-
samen ever low heat the sugar,
water, orange rind and juice, a
dash of salt and butter; when
| ger Cissolves, bring to a boil;
| pour ever apples. Bake in mod-
| ate (375 degrees) oven, basting occasionally, until apples are soft |
through—about 1 hour.
Remove apples to serving dish;
spoon syrup over them. Serve
warm or cold. Makes 4 large
servings
Sniff Them First
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of herbs and spices, the small con-
tainers are the wisest choice, re-'
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‘crisscrossed lady fingers served
‘a la mode. It's heavenly with cof-
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\steaming coffee, too!
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|
1% Ib, sweet cooking chocolate
% cup strong coffee-
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
| i teas vanifla
1 pkg. lady fingers (12)
_ Melt chocolate over hot water.
Add coffee and stir until smooth.
Pour a little chocolate mixture on
egg yolks and blend. Return to re-
maining chocolate mixture. “Cook
‘over hot water, stirring constant-
ily, until slightly thickened. Cool to
room temperature.
Split lady fingers. Place 3
halves clase together and spread
with chocolate mixture. Top with
3 lady finger halves placed cross-
wise to first layer and spread
with chocolate mixture. Repeat
pew lady fingers are all used.
Spread remaining chocolate mix-
ture on sides.
Chill. Cut in 4 to 6 slices and top|
with coffee ice cream. Makes 4 to
\6 servings. |
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Blend Trio of Crumbs
for Peach Creme Royale
Looking for a dessert that is
light, but not lacking in body . . .' marshmallow. The final surprise
‘element is the addition of peaches,
2% hours or until puffed and set.|rich, but not too cloyingly sweet? blended right into the marshmal-
Oor pour into greased 2-quart bak- \Try Peach Creme Royale — a |low-juice mixture and finally the
ing dish or casserole. Bake at 350| dessert that men, especially, clam- peered cream.
degrees, in the oven for 60-70 min-,
utes, or until set. « Makes 6-8
servings.
Spice Fruit Cup
With Rosy Syrup
It's cranberry juice cocktail |
time. Time to blend cranberry |
juice with spices to make this.
unusual syrup to pour over fresh
fruit cup or canned fruit at des-|
sert time. Such a pretty color,
too. *
Spiced Cranberry Syrup
1 pint cranberry juice cocktail)
‘, clip sugar
1 stick cinnamon
Several whole cloves
2 lemon slices ,
Mix ingredients
saucepan. Bring to a_ boil,
cinnamon, cloves and
Spoon over fresh fruit cup or|
canned fruits at serving time. together in’
and And the whipped cream? It's out cover with one-third of crumb mix-
simmer 5 minutes. Chill. Remove of this world, To give it added ture, pour rest of Creme over this
lemon. | body, - melted marshmallows arejand finally, cover with remaining
‘one-third of crumb mixture. Chill |,
jat least two hours or overnight. |
juice are blended into the melted Serves 9 generously. our for. 4
Peach Creme Royale is definite.
(ly a refrigerator dessert, the type,
that requires little work at the
|range. It can be prepared well
ahead of serving time too. with |
a minimum of preparation.
This elegant dessert consists
| of layers of crumbs and whipped |
cream. Granted there are other
| too, which is why
it is so completely outstanding
in the refrigerator dessert line.
The crumbs, for instance, con-
sist of three different kinds . ..
| chocolate wafer cookies, vanilla
| wafer cookies and graham crack-
ers, all thoroughly blended with
melted butter, The butter not
only binds the cooky crumbs |
together, but adds its own in- |
jadded. Then to cut thé sweetness
| and lend tang, Jemon and orange
PEACH. CREME ROYALE —
dessert is as delicious as it looks,
and top. Lemon and orange juice as well as
€ _ This elegant
Double layered, Jerumbs thoroughly with melted
it has three different’ kinds of crumbs in the base
diced canned peaches’ make the whipped cream-
marshmallow layer just yummy. : Peach Creme Royale
1's cups crushed chocolate wafer
conte
| 1% cups crushed vanilla wafer cookies
2 cups crushed graham crackers
ly cup ‘] stick) butter, meited
pound marshmallows, miniature-
Fabs or quartered
jespoons orange fuice
7 tabeepaee lemon juice
2 cups (1 Ib 14 of. can) drained and
(diced Preestone peaches
1 pint whipping cream
Mix together chocolate cooky,
yeu cooky and graham cracker
butter. Press one-third of crumb
imixture firmly in bottom of dish;
jset aside remainder. °
In a saucepan over low heat, |
cook marshmallows With orange
| and lemon juice until melted;
| cool. Stir in peaches.
| Whip. cream until. almost stiff;
fold peach-marshmallow mixture
linto it. Pour half of this into pan, ings.
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favorite angel food ‘cake, Makes)" 3
about 14% cups sauce.
til ready to serve. Blend mayon-|
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and mix well with fork. Keep re-|
pow
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* Mrs, Kenneth R. Bartholomew, left, takes time
off from her duties as ticket chairman to help Mrs.
Robert Morse and Mrs. A. S. Hamilton with decora- «4%
tions for the Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital Guild
dance Friday evening, April 24. :
Winter Vacationers Returrr Home Mr. and Mrs, W. Walter
Smith of Doris road returned
this week from a cruise to
Jamaica. Mrs. Smith's daugh-
ters, Mrs. Robert .Etter of
Birmingham and Mrs. A. F.
Plant Jr, of Texas, accompa-
nied them on the trjp, The
Smiths have beén Mrs. Plant's
guests. since Dec, 1.
» mg &
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Baer of Pine Bluff road have just
returned from a six-week vaca-
tion’ trip. They visited Vera
Cruz, Mexico City, Browns-
ville, Tex. and New Orleans.
x *
After spending the past four
months in Tucson, Ariz., Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice G. Daridison
have-teturned to their home on
Menominee road.
a PRES Other Pontiac area residents
back in town after vacationing
are Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Schalper of Voorbeis road and
Mrs. Robert Schapler Jr, and
Mark of Shirley street. , The
foursome spent five weeks in
Largo, Fla,
« *« *
Mrs. Ward Cruickshank of
Marblehead, Mass., formerly
of Birmingham, is visiting her
LO ee eB ed
Womens Section eae cs,
The Hammond Lake Civic Associa-
tion is sponsoring its annual /spring
dinner dance May 1 at Elks Temple.
ae oak
Left to right are Mrs. George V. Car- ‘tee,
.
‘Members of the dance committee talk over final
plans for the semi-formal affair.. Left to right are
.. Mrs. Don Muehl, Mrs. Harry Martin and Mrs, Ben-
4 a ee |
Pontiac Press Phetes
less, ~hairman of the dance commit-
Mrs. Robert Stewart and Mrs.,
E. R. Hansz, committee members.
jamin Wilton. Mrs. Samuel W. Pill and Mrs. Merle cousin, Mrs, Richatd L, Bern-
hard of Birmingham,
* * *
W. David Richards, son of
Mr. and Mrs.- Walter R. Rich-
ards of West Chicago averue.
is enrolled at Garrett Biblical
Instityte, Evanston, [ll A
graduate of Taylor University,
he is working for his bachelor
of divinity degree at Garrett.
His wife, the former Mar-
garet Elaine Levely, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
S. Levely of Elizabeth Lake
road.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Paul I. Spada-
fore of Voorheis road announce
the birth of a daughter, Lisa
Diane, born April 12 at St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Spadafore of West
Huron street and Mrs. Joseph
Felice of Lansing.
* *® x
Douglas K. Hales, son of Mr
and Mrs. Hugh J. Hales of
Sylvan Shores was_ recently
initiated into Alpha Tau Ome-
ga Fraternity at Hillsdale Col-
lege. Douglas is a freshman at
Hillsdale.
* * *
A $en, Jason Thomas, .was
born April 13 at Florence Crit-
tenden Hospital, Detroit, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Blackwood. of Birmingham.
Mrs. Harold L, Blackwood
of Ottawa drive is grand-
mother.
Keloa Klub
Set for Party ©
Keloa Klub is having a pro-
gressive dinner and pajama
party Friday evening. Serving
parts of the dinner will be Don-
na Douglas, Kay Whitfield,
Janet Kneale, Vicki McLaugh-
lin, Connie Crozier, Barbara
Strong and Jacqueline Griffin
The pajama party will be
held at the home of Valerie
Vasbinder at her Spokane drive
home.
The club will hold a bake sale
in May. Janet Kneale is chair-
man.
Five pages today
in Women’s Section
Ba ip a eel
Haanes are also on the committee. __ ™
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dele, tation wit bees Sti ee we . ee 2 ee * *
Hospital
Flowers” is the gheme of the
annual Rainbow Ball Friday,
April 24, sponsored by - the
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Guild, Guests will be given
corsages and boutonnieres up-
on their arrival at the Elks
Mrs. D. N. Aikens, ‘¢chair-
man of the dance committee,
reports that the proceeds from
the ball,. which. will be* held
from 9 p.m. to 1 a:m, will be
used to refurbish and redecor-
ate the rooms at the Pontiac
Osteopathic Hospital. Ticket
chairman for the dance is Mrs.
” Kenneth Bartholomew of Berry
street. Tickets are - available
from any member of.the guild
or at the door,
. John J. Lee of Roya) Oak;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barnes
of Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Riley, Mr. and Mrs, John
G. Boeau and Mr. and Mrs.
S. H. Klinkhamer.
* & *
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Dickin-
son of Royal Oak will entertain
Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Gebben,
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Gordon,
Dr and Mrs G. Huddle Jr., Dr.
and Mrs. J. H. Quarles, Dr.
and Mrs. M. K. Miller, Dr.
and Mrs J. M. Evans, Dr, and
Mrs. O. I. Henry, Dr. and Mrs.
F. J. Marino, Dr. and Mrs. H.
V. Larabee, Dr. and Mrs. Dan-
tel Koprince, Dr. and Mrs. W.
H. Dickerson at cocktails be-
fore the ball.
TRIMMERS TO ENTERTAIN
Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Trim-
mer of Birmingham will enter-
tain friends before the dance.
Guests will be Dr. and Mrs. T.
R. Tull, Dr. and Mrs, John To Benefit ~ Osteopathic
Fetzer, Dr. and Mrs. James |
Matthews, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles K. Norton, Mr. and
Mrs. Blaine Ford, Mr. and
. Mrs. Douglas Carnegie, Dr.
and Mrs. John Zjegler, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sadler, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Barney and Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Kezlerian.
* * *
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Briden-
stine of Bloomfield Township
will entertain the following
guests prior to the ball: Dr.
and Mrs. J. H. Pulker, Dr. and
Mrs. W. R. Gregory, Dr. and_
Mrs E. C. Herzog, Dr. and Mrs.
C. L. Bamford, Dr. and Mrs.
J. G. Margolis, Drs. E. T.
and E. E. Hunter, Dr. and
Mrs. A.~S. Hamilton, Dr. and
Mrs. A. A. Choquette, Mr. and
Mrs. -Kenneth Bartholomew,
Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Lobikis, Mr.
and Mrs. G. R.*Thalman, Mr.
and Mrs. Mehl Halverson, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Denmun, Dr.
Joye Kent of. Cleveland, and
Dr. A. A. Yezbick.
Surprise Party
Fetes Carters
on Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Carter
were honored Sunday at a
surprise wedding anniversary
dinner held at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ~
and Mrs. Karl Rhodes of West
Howard street.
* * *
Also on hand to celebrate
their parents’ 33rd anniversary
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Porter and Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Christe of Clarkston.
* * th
Other relatives and friends
were Mr. and Mrs, Bruce
Granger, Mr, and Mrs. Joe L.
Carter? Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Wolverton and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Storm.
Loyal Philatheans
See African Slides
Members and friends of the
Loyal Philathea Class of First
Baptist Church met Tuesday
evening for a cooperative d‘n-
ner and heard a méssage by
Mrs, ‘Dwight Slater. Dr. and
Mrs. Slater are missionaries to
the Belgian Congo. The group .
was shown slides of the couple's
work in Africa.
Members having birthdays in
January, February and March
were honored.
Henrietta Wilson, missionary
to China, will speak at the
May 12 meeting. fi The Rainbow. Ball dance chairman,
Mrs. Donald N. Aikens, left, discusses
her plans with Mrs. William R. Hiltz,
Sten poe Bloomfield Hills Folk in Whirl
". April 24. who is ‘having a pre-da
home before the big Pests San fedies
nce party at her
event Friday,
of Teas, Parties, Get-Togethers By RUTH SAUNDERS
BLOOMFIELD HILLS—
Bloomfield’s gracious hostesses"
further many worthwhile proj-
ects by offering their spacious
homes for meetings, benefits
and get-fogethers for board
members.
Such an affair was given
today by the Woman's
National Farm and Garden
Association of Michigan at the
home of Mrs. James J. Nance
on Lone Pine road.
It is an annual affair. the
International Tea, to benefit
the International Farm Youth
Program.
* * *
Wednesday Mrs. Max Fru
hauf opened her home to the
Woman's Association for the
Detroit. Symphony Orchestra
for a tea honoring contributing ©
members,
* * *
A little later, April 29,
Michigan State University Club
of Oakland County will give a
tea and fashion show at
Officers
Elected by
Golf League
Mrs. J. G. Belant was named
president of the Tuesday Tee
Golf League when members
met Tuesday evening at Hotel
Waldron.
Assisting the new president
will be Mrs. James Vallins.
vice president; Mrs, Dilvard
Doolin, secretary; and Mrs.
Clifton Ashley, treasurer.
* * *
Mrs. Richard Robertson is
new golf chairman. Social
chairman is Mrs. Arnold Ben-
tham.
Mrs. Lawrence Retzlaff and
Mrs. N. A. Kilgore joined the
League. New members wel-
comed into the group were
Mrs. H. E. Roise, Mrs. T. O.
Pruitt and Mrs. Wendell
Doolin.
* * * o
The regular season will be-
gin with a tee-off breakfast
May 5 at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Levely, followed by golf
at Pontiac Country Club.
Gardeners Plan
Open Meeting
Area garden club members
are invited to attend the April
23 meeting of the Sylvan Lake
Branch of the Woman's Na-
tional Farm and Garden Asso+
ciation at the Oakland County
Boat Club.
Pine Lake Art Club will ex-
hibit a number of art- objects
centered by floral arrange-
ments made up by various
garden groups. Tea will be
served from 2 to 4 p. m.
>
Lucky 13 Meets
at Sapelak Home
Lucky 13 Club met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Stephen
Sapelak of Wesbrook avenue.
Mrs. Earl Brobst was hostess.
The club honored the birth- |
day of Mrs. Mary Burmeister.
Prizes were won by Mrs.
Margaret Daugherty, Mrs.
Anderson Bee, Mrs. John Bee,
and Mrs. Marian Chandler. Meadowbrook Hall, the former
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
G. Wilson to benefit scholar-
ship funds.
Mrs. Harry L. Winston. Jr.
and Mrs. John Taylor are co-
chairmen for-this event.
* * *
Mrs. Maurice Garabrant is
chairman of the coffee hour
following the program Tuesday
evening of Cranbrook Music
Guild. Mrs. Henry S. Booth and
Mrs. Samuel J. Lang of Pleas-
ant Ridge will pour.
* * *
Among returning travelers .
are Mrs. Manly Davis from. a
world. cruise, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Flint from a winter at -
Palm Springs, and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy G. Leitch Jr., home
from a motor trip through the
Carolinas.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich Kohl-
saat will be among hosts at
cocktails Saturday evening be-
fore the opening dinner dance
at Orchard Lake Country Club.
They will entertain in their
Elmgate drive home. .
« Henry Hart in their home im
_ Tryon, N.C.
* * ®
The bowling league of the
Newcomers Club has elected
Mrs. Dayton O. Slater will be
vice president;
Forest Lake Country Cinb is
planning a party Saturday,
April 25. For that night only,
the club will be known as the
“Kontinental Key Klub
Kabaret” and members must
use a special] key to get in.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Gilles-
pie are in charge of the party.
Assisting them are Mr. and
Mrs. John Bashur, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Graves and Mr.
and Mrs, John Baker.
Tipacon Dinner Set for April 22
ABWA to Fete Bosses A Gay Nineties theme will be used when Tipacon
Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association
observes its annual Bosses Night dinner April 22 at High-
land Manor.
Mrs. Richard Veazey will act as mistress of ceremonies.
General ehairman Frances Phillips and cochairman
Lillian Laska have chosen the following committees: Mrs.
Henry Healey, program; Mrs. Edward Furse, decorations;
Julie O’Brien, music; Mrs. Elva Templeton, courtesy; Mrs.
Dorothy Brooks, tickets; and Mrs. Ruby Brusha, programs.
A social hour will begin at-6:30 p.m. and dinner will
be served at 7 o'clock.
MR. and MRS. ED J.. VANDERWORP
To Fete Golden Wedding An open house in hongr of
the 50th wedding anniversary ¢
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed J, Van-
derworp of Virginia avenue
wilf be held from 2 to 5 p.m.
Sunday at Union Hall on Bald-
. win avenue. Hosting the affair
will be the Vanderworp’s son- in-law and daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. Thomas: White of Clarks-.
ton, their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr: and Mrs, Edward
T. Vanderworp, and their
granddaughter and her hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. William -
Weishaar, :
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thé scene of the Saturday morning
wedding of Carol LaBarge and
Ramirez. Jesse "
Parents of the couple are
Mr, and Mrs. E. J, LaBarge of
MRS. JESSE RAMIREZ
Crescent drive and Mr. and Mrs.
Jesus Ramirez of Rockwell street.
The bride. wore a balicrina-
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Maid of honor was Rebecca’)
Ramirez. Bridesmaids were Char- 7
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ISyearold Steven Lettert of Los Oe eee aa
Me ee |, Many fewer than one “The radio doesn’t bother me, the help of either parent, a custom neither does the television,” said that apparently is vanishing.
18-year-old Sandra Dee of Boston. ” :
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‘Carol Grieg, 17, of - Augusta, Maine, says the radio is a help
in doing home. work “because res eee to hear music while I'm
studying.”
‘QUIET, PLEASE!’
For 16-year-old Sue Kingsley of
Detroit, background music is effec- | 84 per
“doing math or typing,.the radio) and
helps, but with the TV on I can ce
think.”
The 49 per cent who ‘studied
without benefit of radio, hi-fi or! iby t to television were pretty much agreed | y. the. dee oe aes i that they studied best when it was 17 year-old Judie Mendall of Aug- quiet. ie gw justa, Maine, “because I have
, “T eat,” vealed 18-year-old Ray-
Tige Fone of St. Louis, “because
Similarly, iM-year-old Sue Rohler
|snacks with studies because ‘I like |
,to eat.”
| * * *
| Abraham Lincoln, doing _ his
sums on a crude slate by the light’
jof a fireplace, would be sadly out!
lot date acudiemitaly were he alive’
| today,
snack, young modern
have turned home study chofes |
a minor social grace, — jot Detroit explained that she mixes) finally realized that I must have
*“Misic of _ kind disturbs my ‘good grades to go on to college.”
concentra * commented 14.) “If I don't do my own studying,”
year-old Nancy Johnson of Vas-| agreed 17-year-old Fayth Carlson
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“The radio makes studying! ON Per cent’ deliberately chose teenagers estimates of their own
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from the opposite end of the grad- he commented.
Study habits may have changed “i chew ice—it breaks the!
over the years, but study hours monotony,” she commented al
remain fairly constant. ‘chilly candor’. ut nop many would care to join
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Eight out of 10 boys and girls |
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merning before school, and some-
Salboro, Maine. of Duluth, “I am only hurting my-
One bey, who evidently went self.” -
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on the television while cramming | But 17-year-old Donald Harms of | tor an examination “to stimulate Detroit said he a inated
actual test condition with noise.” .. — | : “push” every now and then from
And, for a minority of teenagers, his teachers:
‘the lonely scholar need not be doing better than I do.”
lonely any longer. Nearly one out! Homework accompanied by food
lof every 10 studied in the com- and music seems to have had no| |
| For, in addition to the studious pany of another person. For 7vill effects on the grades achieved night hours.
;
“IT am capable of: what less than that number |
| managed to get all or most of
| their homework done in school
study halls.
From the comments, it appears
that many teenagers regard the
early morning hours as the best
itime to study, but habit and lack:
‘of will power prevent them from:
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| ig 1.69 * * * Men today are much more in- Rae ee eee ee el = 4 ies Flerals eg. $ Twenty-three per cent st udied | ‘terested in avoiding or losing over- out of the vanity category and have a full, big-featured face,
e BLUE « BROWN ‘wits ths radio on. weight than they once were, No has become good, hard common wear medium height crowns and
"© GRAY Sateen percent were soothed by man ever enkped geting abhy me i view th satis com, sonewbat nde rsa marred Sizes for jun. Size ; ithe sounds of the hi-fi or record MUsc és or sommes bay ee, | obesity. The up to date executive) When I asked Bill Ullmann, as.) iors, misses 3108 Many other unadvertised specials in }} player. dow. Men always had more interest foci that he flord
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In all, 51 per cent were pounds. * » ' It is no longer sissy for a man to men as they are to women.
_—— a —— to want to look his best. Alert Also a vest ehe a man look
, and intelligent men everywhere are much thinner.’ a |
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has been made in the weight of | He suggested that the over. | =
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Members of Gamma Chapter of Beta Theta Phi
Sorority met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Behler on Niagara avenue to plan for their April 22
card party which will be held at Pontiac Federal Sav-
It’s “time out” for a coffee break,
¢ as Mrs. Ralph Behler, left, and Mrs.
William. Doerr leave the business of
making party arrangements fora mo-
Maling’s
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to Hear
D. R. Ewalt
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to’ Discuss Plans,
Progress
David R. Ewalt will speak to
: members of the League of
“ Women Voters of Pontiac at
n 7:45 p.m. next Wednesday .
“oa the Mary Day street home o
PERMANENTS Mrs. Joseph Shara.
Styling, Set and Cut Incl. Mr. Ewalt, director of Parks
and Recreation for Pontiac,
As Low As will discuss the over-all plans
$ of his department and the city's
master plan.
He also will present . future
developments and what already
’ has been accomplished in brad
’ improvement of major pa
RUDO LPH’S of he city. A question-and-
BEAUTY SHOP answer period will follow.
707 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. Mrs. John Borsvold, local
PE 5-6911 item chairman, will introduce
the speaker.
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be right or wrong. Or a little difference in the | ment of refreshment. Mrs. Behler is
preparing refreshments for the card
party and Mrs. Doerr is chairman
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ings and Loan Building. Mrs. Robert Clark, center,
hospitality chairman, confers with Mrs, Roscoe Lund,
left, decorations and gift chairman, and Mrs, William ~ RES 5. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1950
benefit the, sorority’s charitable "Federal Savings and Loan Build B
Frankenfield, ticket committee head,
City BPW
Dinner Is
Held Here
Pontiac Business and Protes-
sional Women’s Club met for
dinner Tuesday evening at Ho-
tel Waldron. Hostesses were
Ethelynn Peterson, Josephine
Seeley, Mrs. Amy C-rison. and
Mrs, Dorothy Reardon.
Appointed to the nominating
committee for next year’s of-
ficers were Mary Eleanor
Lockman, Mrs, Raymond Cole
and Mrs. Sanford Craft.
x * *
Janet Danton reported on
candidates for State offices, to
be elected at the convention in
Traverse City May 22 to 24
DISTRICT MEETING SET.
The spring meeting of clubs
in District 10 will be held at a
1 p.m. Aprij 26 at Northwood
Inn.
* * *
Miss Danton suggested that
the club secure portraits of
Lena Lake Forrest and Marion
McClench, former presidents of
Michigan BPW Clubs who later
became presidents of the na-
tional federation. These por-
traits would be placed in Na-
tional ees Building,
Washington, D. 0
| Tickéts may be purchased from| Girl Scouts Hold’ ~
retry he Beta Theta
Phi Plans
Card Party. A card perty will be’held at 8! held at the home of its leader, /
Mrs. Clifford Neville of Cadil-
lac street.
Pontiac * * *”
whie leader Mrs. Robert
ude and Mariner Troop
coleader Mrs, William F. Rick
also attended. ,
The girls learned fire-build-
ing technique and safety rules. er
ing will be the
event.
Proceed from the affair will —_—~-
contributions in the community.
*~ *« &*
Blue Star Mothers
Chapter 4 Meets
Biue Star Mothers Chapter 4
Mrs. Kenneth McIntosh, Mrs. | met at.the YMCA Tuesday eve-
William Grubbs and Mrs. William | ning.
_ Reuter; ‘Mrs. Ralph Behler, re- * * *
A donation was made to the
American Cancer Society.
Seven ‘members of the group
attended the department's an-
nual card party at the Vet-
erans Memorial Building in
Detroit Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Smale will open
her‘ home on Second avenue
for a birthday dinner April 29. freshments, assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Moffat, Mrs. John
Klausmeyer, Mrs. Richard De-
Witt and Mrs. William Brace and
Mrs. Rescee Land, decorations
and gifts, with the help of Mrs.
doshua Madden and Mrs. Robe?t
Lohff.
Mrs. William Ford is in charge}
of equipment, assisted by Mrs.
Paul VanRoekel. Hospitality com-
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is working with Mrs. William Baer, |
Mrs. Jerry Martin, Mrs. Charles
Opie, and Mrs. Robert Mehoke. |
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THE Powrtac Piiss, 1 reba.
Ht
Ay,
Tigers?”
single victory. A PRG the wonton ta tetas “Wnet’s wrong with the
It’s the obvious question when a team picked to
finish second or third sits in the cellar without even a
It could be answered very ae with a few base
knocks at the right time. That’s the Yankee story of
Arai 16,1 1950
success and they have statiaticn of the 1958 season to .
prove it,
According to the statistics, showing’ tan oppor-
tunities to score, the Yanks had a percentage of .383.
They had a total of 1,981 men on base and 780 of these
runners scored. |
¥.' «
"Strangely, Boston put 2,000 men on the base paths,
- but the Sox ranked 5th in'the ability to capitalize
by scoring 697 of those runners for a .349 mark. Yet
they finished third in the American League race.’
More strange are the statistics. of the National’
League and the champion Milwaukee Braves.
“THE MAN” OUT — Stan “The Man” Musial,
St. Louis first baseman, ts tagged by Dodger
catcher John Roseboro as he tried to score in
the 6th inning of last night's game in Los Ange- He tried to get
arama Socked Mirror in Bar Washroom
MILWAUKEE (AP) — — The pre-)
dictors say the Phil-| Disgusted Phillie H ther
Farrell Is F ined $250.
(itil Ticicenct. Ik: tiny ‘ape
les. Umpire Dusty Bogess thumbs Musial out.
gle. The Dodgers won the game? 5-0. AP Wirephote
home on Joe Cunningham's sin-
h aay *
one of the stiffest
Po
it
Narleski of Held’s Home Run
in Tribe's 2-1 Win
ae. was the manager then,
mF told them in spring training |
The Braves had trouble getting men on base. They
had 1,902 men on bases which was just ahead of Pitts-
burgh and Los Angeles. They scored 675 of these run-
ners for a percentage of .352, exactly the same as the
Tigers.
x * *
Yet the Bengals were 4th best in the American
League in percentages by scoring 659 runs of 1,869 run-
ners.
What does it all mean? It means that the Braves
capitalized on the opportunities better than the other
five National League teams Who got more runners } i i | Orders to Montreal--Finish
POPRES
on base.
It also showed the Braves’ ability to win the close,
games‘rather than the lop sided contests, using as
example the high scoring San Francisco Giants who
scored 52 more runs than Milwaukee yet finished third.
x * * .
This is where the Tigers’ fault lies, the relative in-
ability to score the runners when it counts most. The
figures really show that Detroit scores a good percent-
age of the men who get.on base, but most of these run-
ners cross the'plate in games won by wide margins.
AK goes te prove that the clutch hit with the runner
_on third is missing most when the Tigers continue
to lose by one Fun margins,
‘If you th the Tigers are bad jn bringing\home
the runner then look at the case 4 the Philadelphia
Phillies. |
“sahe Phils actually led both in putting inen|
ritease with 2,035 panners. But only 664 of these |
in ee eee .
ie OME te. ;
"Of course the most necessary for éashing in
on the run production is the long , riot ni ily a
homer or extra base hit, but just a long fly. ae je
The. Tigers have lost seven runs thus far |
the long fly ball just wasn’t hit when it was needed. |
But, who cares about statistics. We know the
Tigers can’t lose them all — or can they? What a hor-
rible thought. oe 4 cS
Middlecoff and Palmer Favored
Houston Classic Begins HOUSTON, (AP) — The odds: | after trailing by five strokes aty
makers made Carty -Middlecoff'the endof the third round. |
and Arnold Palmer 7-1 favorites} Late withdrawals by John Mc-;
as a field of 128 teed off today in| Mullin, Doug Sanders and Vie,
the first round of the $30,000 Hous-|Ghezzi cut the field to 128. The. tow Classic golf tournament. ‘tournament committee earfier had.
Hogan; making his first apr released Art Wall Jr. and Gene
pod iD A Littler, thé two top money. win-
ners of 1959, from commitments
to play here.
Despite ‘being dissatisfied . with
his putting, Hogan had a stcond
straight 69 yesterday in his final
practice round. He carried ‘three
pates in his bag. Jack Burke}
r., a hometown favorite, had a.
68. pearance here in 12 years, and
Dow Finsterwald, last week’s win-
ner at Grtensboro, followed at
16-1.
~*~ * *
Ed (Porky) Oliver, the defend-
ing champion, was tabbed with a
bulging 35-1.
Both Middlecoff and Palmer ot-|9
fered dvidence that the oddsmak-|
ers frequently have short mem-|
ories, Middlecoff was a 4-1 favor-
ite two years ago and failed to
make the cut after 54 holes. Pal-
mer, the defending titlist a year
ago, found himself with a 6-1 odds
and failed to make the cut.
* * : .
Both, however, offer styles of
play that blend well with the par
72 Memorial Park course where
the yardage will range from 7,133-
yards to 7,300 the next four days,
depending on the location of the
tees,
Middlecoff is the only man to
win here twice. Two runnerup)
spots have extended his Houston
ings $11,467.43.
with a 277 at Brae Burn Coun-
try Club and in a five-way play-
off at Memorial in 1953 after fin-
ishing in a tie at 283.
* * *
Palmer won two years ago with
a 279. Oliver had his putts. drop-
ping neatly the final round last
year and won $4,300 with a 281
Will Back NIBL Entry
CLEVELAND (®—Ed "Sweeney, | He won in} -
président of a company of the!
same name, said Wednesday he
will back a Cleveland team in)
the National Indusfrial Basketball
e next year.
Cleveland will be the third new
team in the league next season.
‘The other new teams are Lake
Charles, La., and San Francisco. & “2 AP Wirephete
PENCE CLIMBER — Tiger outfielder Harvey Kuenn runs into
the fence at the 380 mark trying to get first baseman
Vic Power’s triple in the 4th inning of yestertliy’s game. The ball
bounced off Kuenn's glove. Cleveland won it in the 10th _on Woody
Held’s homer, 2-1,
Yanks Crowd Lea ders , Cage Clinic Set
4.
@A4 8:30 p. m. between the graduating /for a record four-straight cham- | washington
seniors of MSU and Kentucky with|pionships, is worried about the Batinurs State's Johnny Green and Bob | comeback capabilities of the Leafs, | for April 23-25
at Grand Rapids
Basketball returns to Michgian
for an.efcore April 23-25 when
Grarids Rapids is host to the first
annual Midwest Basketball Clinic
with coaches Forddy Anderson of |
Michigan State and Kentucky’s| A Rupp 28 Gee featured te-
structors.
ea Petron wii be
patterned after the successful |
“coach-of-the-yéar” football
clinie, which recently compieted |
Grand Raplts.
Opening night films of MSU and
Kentucky games at the Pantlind,
Hotel will tip off the program. All|
Yemaining .sessions are scheduled
im the Grand Rapids Civic Audi-
torium.
A
exhibition game April 24 at
Anderegg and Kentucky’s Johnny |
Cox heading the parade of stars.
All registered coaches attending
ithe clinic are admitted free cage]
| charge. Oakland County area.
coaches interested in more: in-|
\formation should write to Midwest |
|Basketball Clinic, P. O. Box 152,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Liston Wins by TKO
Over Williams in 3rd
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Two ‘tall, . hard-hitting heavy- |
|
opponents met each other in the
ring here last night and Charles
(Sonny) Liston. of Philadelphia
came off*the winner by .a TKO
in 2:04 of the third round.
Liston- floored his . opponent, Canadiens Told.
to Win Tonight,
e TORONTO, Ont.
at Tuesday night that cut the Cana-
|
spetinl added. feature will be| B® Wanted It finished off quickty.
weights who had trouble finding} Braves won 4-3. in the tenth.
* * *
Leafs Farrell almost got away - with
his bit of bad behavior, But the
Also Saturday Coach Blake Wantsias saying the Phils “look upon
‘Quick Work’ Made jis or inch tuller Mie
of _ Toronto The players, however, were a
(UPD — The
lorders today to make quick work|
of the Toronto Maple Leafs, a)
iteam which to a man believes!
'their coach Punch Imlach when
he says, “we'll win the Stanley |
Cup.
Montreal coach Toe Blake, still
imorose over the 3-2 overtime loss ot singape.”
diens lead to 2-1 in games in the/}
final round, reportedly told his|j
players to beat Toronto teday and
again in Montreal on Saturday,
Blake wasn’t talking publicly
himself, byt several players said “ier, me
York ss 3 0 10 Apparently Blake, who is trying/Esicago” 0010) $f "ite 8 .102 Se 71. 3) Be 3 0 3 to 3% weds $38 fe Detroit
who found themselves in an iden. | YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
|tical situation when they were! dey H ore 1. 10 innings
'behind 2-0 in games to Boston and} New 1 York 3. Washington 3 won the semifinal, 4-3. That time, |
‘too, they won the’ crucial third! TODAY'S GAMES
game 3-2 in overtime. - Baltimore, 2:05. om. — Dit-
wilt have to finish the | Bar .e,,"* ai Chieegy, 3 Dm, — Gar a
1, night
Blake’
iseries without ‘one of his super | yor (oD) ra Wynn |
stars, and apparently won't be| a = Moford (00.
able to use the highest scorer of °™7 2 pm. — Robe F 1
'Cleveland Williams of Houston,
By The Associated Press
The inevitable: is” “getting a bit
closer in the American League pen-
nant chase. The world champion
New York Yankees are crpwding
in on first place. . |Tex., twice before Referee Jim-
rd, | my Peerless stopped it. The fight
rt Baltimore lect hight, on Bobby| had been billed for ten rounds but Richardson’s two-out, two-run dou-|dds were 3 to F it wouldn't go
ble in the ninth. That jumped the) ‘hat far.
Yankees past the Chicago White
Sox, who were bombed off their,
The champs, stopped only by|City, and slipped to third. Boston
ee
HIT BY PITCH — Joe DeMaestri, Kansas City Athletic short-
stop, gets attention from trainer
pitch thrown:by Barry Latman of
tri's may was not serious. The A's Won, 10-8. defeated Washington 7-3.
A walk and Andy Carey's sin. |
gle set ap Richardson's winning |
hit for the Yankees off losing |
reliever Jack Harshman (6-2),
went all the way in his 1959 debut
for a six-hit victory, blanking the! :
winless Birds on two singles ell ‘
six frames,
The A’s, their first,| winning
| slam homer in a five-run_ third.
Later Barry Latman. skulled Joe)? Fe
stop, carried off on a stretcher, is
expected back in the lineup today.
the second in a seven-run eighth
inning that chased Grim.
Right-hander Jerry Casale won| | b
istart for the Red Sox, beating the
‘Senator's, with a seven- hitter. and)” 2
\ ‘socking a a wrap-up, three-run hom- | |
= | | jer over the far away lett-center | f
\\ field wall in Fenway Park. Russ 4 wa
ay Veet \ Reamer lost it.
Jim Ewell after being hit_by a sTEDNESDAY'S 3 FIGHTS
the Chicago White Sox. DeMaes- MIAMI "REACH. Fla, — Charles (Son-|
ny 212'4. Philadelphia. stepper |: Liston
| Cleveland Williams, 210%e, Houston, 3,
ice ek * Mick bk el ell he oh Ce’ et OU Oe.
made seven of their nine hits rod :
ifor extra bases at Chicago. Right-) 2
jhander Bob Grim (1-1) won it, Fy
ichipping in with his first grand-| * ?
Demaestri with his first pitch aft-) :
* er Grim’s slam, but the A's short-|
Luis Aparicio drove in three ~
White Sox runs with two doubles, |
his first in the Majors ‘in his first) Doctoring Hoyt Wilhelm, who no-hit the | PATIENT’S COMPLAINT:
Yanks last season, had them |
blanked on one hit for five in- | - DIAGNOSIS: Taking unwarranted and
nings. He gave up three of their |» chances,
five hits, : L Treatment: Expert golfers
Whitey Ford walked six, but
Note that the recom-
mended route to the green
is over the fairway and
away from the trap. If
the second shot turns out
to be a bit short you are
still on the fairway and
in position for what
should be a relatively
simple chip or pitch, leav-
ing you still with an ex-
_ cellent chance of salvag-
ing a par with a one-putt
green. ,
But if you elect to
fly the ball straight toward the pin, you must cross
the trap on the carry. Just a little short or a little
too much ta, the left and you will find your ball in.
the sand trap — possible
for a double-bogey or worse.
Don't get me wrong. I’m not encouraging a cowardly
attitute toward the shot. I recognize fully that low scor-
ing must involve some chance‘taki
use caution where caution is indicated. THINK.
By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF
the habit of weighing shot risks against possible gains.
I think the drawing here illustrates the point well,
Se RT eee EA time exeept ergenc aera at Siew vLE
“Center Seortedvias who meson Row Tate rend Boston, 8 i=
45 Se retum Weshingion at Pins p.m.
to the lineup tonight. RATES. tet Pet Senin’
“I'm through for the season,” |San Franc isco ae rt or ae ~
he said matter-of-factly. “Les arog win 9s Spo it,
-Gros Bill” is suffering from two | bos “Kngeies 3 : =) *
cracked vertebrae from the Chi- (st. Lou wee do @&. F 3
cage series, and doctors told |P sure -© § $
him he would risk permanent |... ».,, rEaTEED "s BENUL TS
Sango Ei he peed agen Oe Tos Angeles 3, ét. Louls @ a, wi
* Only games
"eaiitZonrecsaagsedl Maurice TODAY'S GAMES : |
Richard is expected to dress again ‘Putadelphia . a
tonight, but ‘The Rocket” admits | Roberts Gps Burdette G2), el
he hasn't been his usual self dereon (i) vs 1-0). pees
way Broglia o> ys a,
ma.
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*|
Your Gol ; 5 Pancho, Hoad Victors
+: WHITE PLAINS, Ny Y. @ —
>|Pancho Gonzales, the pro tennis,
| champion, defeated Mal Anderson
‘of Australia Wednesday night 3-6,
a 3, 10-8 and Lew Hoad beat Ashley,
B cosner 6-4, 1-6, 6-3 in an all-Aus-|
* tralian match before 1,800 fans at,
qi Westchester County Center.’
Gonzales has a 26-9 record, Hoad . yy
(23-12, Anderson and Cooper each,
10-24. Seores continue high.
ill-timed
and dubs alike should get Detroit
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© handed. hitting ball club. Tell commen See him, He'll get his chance.” et AE The slender left hander has yet to make his debut in
Manager Bill Norman refused to yield to public clase oo
_ Burnside. Only last Sunday he bowed down to the
‘the fans and replaced Larry Doby in left field with Comeiie
x * *
“Well,” said Norman, “the guy in the stands may: not ‘gn.
‘derstand. Burnside was ‘up six or seven times opening “a
- and warmed up. That takes something out of a pitcher...
3 couldn’t use him ih Cleveland because it’s a | Where's Pete Burnside?
DETROIT (AP) — And what ever happened to Pete Burn-
impressive pitcher in spring
the staff with a 3-0 wom
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| (3-0) were idle, along with Phil. tookie, blasted his first home run,
the star of the Los Angeles staff. from Orlando Cepeda and another “O™mplete game and two victories home run of the season, in the,
4 |Instead he went wild and wound f 41 din his last six starts of '58 as the fifth. Alou also singled home aj — Bring Planes to from Felipe Alou, with a 4-1 record | x 58
two while packing away his first
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saree 2 Sel aux defeat, 10-5, . itime against the Giants, Cepeda.
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. The 28th annual closed Table
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will be held Saturday and Sunday
~ at the Pontiac Boys Club, 530 East
Pike St.
The Pontiac Table Tennis Asso-
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ament ‘with Perc Secord as chair-
man and a: fourney committee
made up of Ron Beckman, John
Wettlaufer, Carl Knaack, Jim
West, Bonnie Fuchs, Howard Heck-
man and Al Jankie.
“ Detend ing women's singles |
x Pontise Press Photo champion, seeking her 4th |
DEFENDS TITLE — Carol Ry- straight title, is Carol Ryan, Wa- an, Waterford High practice {ertorg High Schoo! practice -
symptoms of fracture but said he,
‘will stay in the hospital overnight |
for observation,
The pitch, thrown by Barry * £. Walton Bivd. FE 8-4402
tri above the left ear. He was the’
next man to bat after Latman’
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run ball to pitcher .Bob Grim jn] Whitehouse, Trojan, Sporteratt,
the third inning,
Comiskey Park on a stretcher. ved
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tiac Boys’ Club, Saturday a Sunday. Men's singles
‘will defend his title is Ed Brennan |
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job,” he said,
f lenge. ~:
something in the coaching field.”
couiaaalion: The most-widely pub-
‘Neized
_ “Yl never be able to figure out
men at
Rapids, Mich. ete 1 coach ‘Fens Dean Takes
Lame d tne ® St Carroll Grid Job
WAUKESHA, Wis.
Ferris Institute,
| -The * Cincinnati Redlegs have ball center Johnny Green averaged |
announced that they will travel nearly 17 rebounds per game dur- Pion Barry MacKay to the side-
25,768 air miles during the 1939/ing his first two seasons on the lines on Tuesday, Marcus pulled
another upset yesterday by sound-| baseball cam mpaign. — Ferla.| WIBC Tourney |
Starts Tonight
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The junior events will start the sched-'
le, followed by the men’s singles, (®—Vincent' first of 4,491 teams. open the 4ist " men ‘si!
ES jy nova Fy saath oa annua! tournament of the Wom-
* “Pm itching to get a coaching\pall coach, has been appointed. en's International Bowling Con-
said, a = - pam head coach at Carroll College. it, gress here tonight. A full squad 1:00 p.m. with finals in all events
$ an Was armounced Wednesday by Dr |of 48 boosters teams from But. slated for Sunday at 7:00 p.m.
here ‘are praying that I'll land!Robert Steele, Carrol president ‘
Di Francesca succeed
The point-shaving scandal Sipisckbourn who et Carroll to ifalo has the — honors.
Lisle,
|Chicago's All ga uer Restaurant 7) ug ifive, defending the title won Erm from Tampa, Fla., challenged na-
572 tionally ranked Ron Holmberg of |
_|Spartan varsity, ‘of Detroit.
| midnight with activity ng |
| at 7:00 p.m, Saturday.
The boys’ singles, novice and!
and women's and senior
events.
*« *
money oan Surprising Marcus Prive $139,557
was Kentucky's 67-56 1088\rrancesca compiled a 39-7 record’ has fallen May 31. Meets ir fant
-* [ito Loyola "of Chicago in the 199lin five years of coaching West-
National Invitational Tournament. erp Hlinois at Macomb. He moved : to Iowa State in 1954 and had a!
5-18-1 record before resigning.
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the young giant killer
year in San Francisco with :
j sora pins, will roll May 6. New Orleans today in the quar-|
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Must Be Football,
MSU 26,:Wayne 6
EAST LANSING (UPI) — Michi-
gan State University yesterday set gL (fe
jerand 26-6. ‘a new state record for runs by| #7 saees
_walloping Wayne State’s baseball |=
i Setentie “Gabe take
lor ‘oes’ pot wr today.
One of the early comic strip
cartoonists, he gained his nick-'
name from the cartoon he drew
for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch en-|
,jtitled “The Dickie Bird.”
‘Boswell Séeks 7th Blind Golf Crown
| ST. PETERSBURG, Fis. w_De-|
of Birmingham, Ala., and 19 other
{top « ‘Blind golfers tee off Saturday
in the annual 36-hole U.S. National
Blind Golf Tournament.
Boswell, former University of
Alabama footbalj player who lost
his sight in combat during World
War I, just about owns this tourna-
ment.
He seeks the title for the sev-!
enth sraient time and the llth
jtime in all Ladies Tee Off
in Dallas Open
ve a + | Miss Rawls has won three tour-- —
‘naments and finished second twice ,
in the last five. She also tops the
imoney-winners with $5,692.52 for,
'342 months work.
Louise Suggs, the consistent vet-|
‘eran of Sea Island, Ga.;
| Wright, the sharp-shooting blonde ican-
{from Bonita, Calif.; Beverly Han-)
| som of Indio, Calif, Mickey ing binge has given the 56th Amer-|
runnerup to in the open team division, tying
year; Red-|the record = in 1957. ih av Wome — Tagine Sohasenin penches thé Big ta
| Goteborg gymnasium. The Swedish heavyweight’s target will be
Floyd Pattersos in New York, June 25.
Four More Teams Top 3000 at ABC
scor-,al Palm Lanes of Fort Myers,
Fla., shot 3,030, and Gerlinger
Bowling Congress tourna-|Carrier Co. of Salem, Ore., rolled
ment 25 scores of 3,000 or better! 3,020. ST. LOUIS (AP) — A late
Pfieffer, Detroit 3243 Water Polo Avenue
chanipion New York Athletic Club
the U.S. ard Canada today open| _
the National’ AAU indoor water .
CHICAGO : (AP) — Defending)!
and five other leading teams i
| Miss Wright here last
j disty-halred Marlene Bauer Hagge
‘of Pittsburgh, and the always * *
The latex rave of scoring
‘dangerous Patty Berg of Minne- reached a climax last - when |
a were eyed as sible win-' tbe Hamm's Beer team of Minne-!
First it was announced for April|fending champion Charlie Boswell! any - ™ apolis rolled a 3,162 and took over
The 6,050-yard Glen Lakes fourth place. After opening with
Country Club isn’t going to be a’ games of 1,058 and 1,065, the
soft touch for the wandering pros Hamm's were well within strik-
was indicated in a pro-amateur ing distance of the 3,243 record)
yesterday when the women had which has kept the Detroit Pteif-'
trouble with par 36-35—T71. Shot-/fers on top since Feb. 25. They!
ing 72's were Miss Hanson and|subsided to a 1,039 count in the
Miss Berg, who said she still was. finele, however.
weak from a flu attack that! * *« *
knocked her out of the Babe Za-| Thre other teams scored more
i harias Open at Beaumont last|than 3,000 yesterday. Fairlanes of
week. . | Fairless Hills, Pa., had 3,054, Roy-'
brings } es come hemes See | The total runs surpassed the old)
Golf Balls asi: '23-run record the Spartans set. ho
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Active Market Edges Upward NEW YORK (AP) —The stock market wag mixed in active trad. Cu0t#tions are furnished by the MARKETS |Grain Prices The a Ml cn ® ‘ en tat *
Zit c's saree Fall to Move them in wholesale packr . Be lots! CHICAGO (AP)—Despite a fairly
Workers ‘Join Walkout;| & Po ee Ee 8 eee eee ee es oe
_», |Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of| tive early trade, grain futures union's biggest strike.
edge to the upside was apparent. far previous closes on the|ber Co, the tire-building in- We are he
Gains and losses of fractions to Detroit Produce Board of Trade. dustry’s Big Four continued in op- a . artments. Here about a point ,prevailed among; exutre May wheat was in good demand |eration, When Goodyear’s contract Brand names at
most key stocks. ‘ Apples, Delicious. pu ...... ++se0+-84.00/ again by short interests but there|With the union expired last mid- ings at. McNally’s
+ * * | VEGETABLES (appeared also to be somewhat/Might, some progress had been N. Saginaw.
American Telephone was the fo- Sets, topped, bu. ....+.. ‘more confident short selling of the|™ade, — bargaining — . 7 Featioe Prose Photo |, Embury Methett Cae cus of attention following yester-|Cerery oan = re i of pore was wal FOR SPORTSMEN — Sportsman's Paradise The store offere a wide acecion, st paces hold a rummage sale Ct iy
day's ratification of the Shor) |r we. Dik. sees sees 3-38 having hit bittom for , ee — that’s what Dunham's Inc. has called its new equipment for the outdoorsman, he be ./17, 9 am. to 4 p.m. in
stock split at the big shareholders! Onions, ary (oage) so-nw 00000, ifGlat leas of its recent fast, sharp The other member of the Big! Sports store opened this week on Union Lake. fisherman, hunter or boater. ’
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meeting. Trading began on the/perenipa % bu. ccs ssee 1.28] Four, the United States Rubber :
a" stock on @ “‘when-issued”’ Poitiines, bethouse techs.) doa.'2..! bas, EXCePt for setbacks of majoriCo,, was struck by the URW last + 1 . - |Rpubard pothouse «behs.) doz. .... 125/fractions in the distant rye con-|Thursday, About 26,000 production J larkston AT&T's t stock 1 ips topped, DU. ......sseeseees: +15 tracts, the market peers ws workers walked out then. Today’s UN am S tore e Ps enter.
about 20 minutes late on a block | Poultry and Eggs steady to slightly er during strikes added 18,000 production in ost ler Rummage Sale.
shares, 252, The | the first several minutes. workers at Firestone and 14,000
Sekuguask? stock eproal | DETROIT POULTRY "Near the end of the first hour,|at Goodrich to those idle. 7 . bon age Pe | DETROIT, April 16: (AP)—Prices paid' however, wheat was 1 cent a| This is the first time the union . s 8 shortly before on a big block 2: pound fob. Detroit No. 1 quality :
of 20,009 shares at 345;—more “ve Deaksy: Se bushe} higher to 1. cent lower, May|has undertaken strikes against a e in iCd 0 ‘ Heavy type bens 20-21, light type hens go 9g. unchanged 59% low-|three of the Big Four at the same
than one third of the price of 2° heavy type broilers and fryers 3-4 9"¥? COFN : : ; *
old stock. Broke Ibs. whites 20; Ba S71: ca er, May $1.25%; oats % higher to/time. The last major walkout in ' _ 18 rs said this s. Whites 20; rred Rocks 26-27; ca- er, May $1. ; tS . 9 a Pe Te oe. } j the ponettes under § Ibs. 21-22, over 5 Is. / 3° "lower May 66%: unchanged |the industry involved a 52-day) With the opening of the third|wearing apparel, guns and athletic Oak Park Man Was showed eagerness of the public 23-21, ducklings 27, turkeys heavy (pe Nea se May #1 40%; soy-|strike against Goodyear in 1954, | Dunham's Inc., store at 2265 Un-jequipment to 16-foot boats with n a ee Sale r rv? hepe _ i A Ww; J . ° } + { imp burn , Saturday
to get the lower-priced “pieces = to ¥2 lower, May|With that strike extended also tojion Lake Rd. this week, sports- powerful motors are on display in Object of Search; Got isti. 8-3 P.M. by
of paper” representing the com | perro! peTROHT a bes $2 a ’ _ pF kestone for the last two weeks. minded men and oe —— the big 40 by 80 foot showroom. Lost Over Lake Presbyterian Church, adv.
pany. ee Se Se Wages are not an issue. Pen-'a one-stop shopping center in | Situated on a one-acre site near Fri. 4 to 8 P.M. * * * Whites -Orede A jumbo 3537 wid | Grain Prices sions, insurance and supplemental/heart of one of the state’s busiest] ° Cae of Union Lake, the one- . and Sat," 2-6 PM. West Acres
The rest of the market showed $'6, 26) .extve large 33-35. wid. ave. : benefits. were among the matters |recreation areas. ‘sock has | Reported missing on a flight to|Club House, across 21-03. wid avg. 28, small 24; Grade B story cement building ; , f Green Lake. adv no well-defined trend among var- 34; large 31-34. wid. avg. 32a; medium| CHICAGO GRAIN being discussed in a new contract.| Pyerything from live minnows.| large floor-to-ceiling plate-glass |Chicago this morning, an Oak —_ °
ious groups. A slightly higher ten- °#¢,2071, 5c. 08, 2) browns Crags grain prices: AT) —~ OPeninS Neither side has de- windows on two sides, parking |Park man turned up later safe] Rummage‘Sale, Friday, April
dency appeared among aircrafts Checks 22 neded: lw... oe. ee sa, mands, otters or bey volsts on: and boat facilities. and sound in Chicago. _ ue po neg | Savery,
and oils. Gains of about a point! Gammercally erage’: oe extra July csllsss LM "Gate inewi— | "|which the bargaining deadlocked. (any . ; An insurance agent, Herbert welcome. Ladies Guild of sre ae tal Sep. ..ce..-e LOM July ......- + 6% * * * For years the site was used as 32 of 13675 Kenwood Rd. were made by Douglas Aircraft targe 282-20; large 27-29; medium 25- i i 68%. 1 ; Sandler, 32, of 1 + St. Lutheran Church. adv.
27: browns—Grade A large 27, medium my -°°.-°* }$eu. yee | Here, where Goodrich employs 7 a boat livery for fishermen. The| Oa, Park was the object of an and Texas Co (23, grade B large 24. | Cora May ...+..-- 140%! about 7,800 and Firestone 6,550 . . original building was torn down h after he left Detroit Remmmage Bale, Pri, 30 to} pm . (May ..00..00 125% July oy..ss0s 136% t of. and the land graded, Construction a peerch Sites ; Andrew Episcopal Church. 5301 Livestock [July 22000000 125% Bep. 60.0.0) LT. | picketing was peaceful. Some of- gra — City Airport yesterday alone in a Rd Drayton Piai
New York Stocks DETROIT LIVESTOCK Bee leit Lise DS tt 190 fice workers were kept worn the sy Lee neat week, oe ing |Private plane and was not heard adv.
Fate: Meraing Qoevietnes latte aoe, Trade om lmned early supety| later were allowed to enter. I1aZze to owner Robert Schmalzried. Chicago. copal Church, Milford. Pri. 13 to Figures afier decimal point ere eighths sisuahtet ere find bellert «cleanup L. S. Buckmaster, international | See: ee ares ee He called his wife from Chicago} Sat. eam. a, uly % ra efter, Rot enough Gone vo test quote- W, is rtici-| HAZEL PARK — The resigna- the plans and there wi ts : f
silo base A Uehara eee est cateal, ‘taaeutare ines Pering in Goodyear negotiations in tion of City Clerk Lenore Armour available for those wishing to use| pS na ution lost ever Lake Mich ince amimage Sale, St, Sohe's. Cor, Alum Ltd 23 Liby McKat,..1) | 1250. compares ete meat bee Cleveland. He declined to cors- yesterday brings the number tojthe rental service to be offered. |ican’ in “heavy crosswinds” andjto 12. adv.
Am Alriia |. ne one hue M83 higher, some 1.00 higher, cows steady kad ment on those talks, and said he six officials who have quit their Schmalzried said. eventually landed okay in Gary, of Reston end
Am 8? lone 8 Ons |e Now choles seeks 2660-2050; mized| was not able to discuss what hap- jobs since Monday. Inside the well-lighted building |Ind. He then took a bus to Chi- PR omy Pen 9 to 5. Saturday
= waPay 2 a3 Lertiara = h ee ee nei tea” chain pened to cause the breakoff of| * * * are open tiered display counters (cago. - 9 to I. ady.
ass Teinte! 33 Manaing 393 steers #80-1,200 Ibe. 29 0-31.40; | few, the Firestone and Goodrich nese | Mrs. Armour’s resignation, effec-' for self-service. All ——— ; Rummage Sale, 18, 8 am. 2 Am Tob : 1993 arte Re “s loads ans sige Bcice te ruse oa tiations. itive June 30, was given by her, types of flies and baits the B N { S First Congregat: es 4
peony co BA Met ig M2 bite 12 steers 34.00, rans head out x *& & ; 'to City Manager Calvin C. Henry) most discriminating fisherman usiness oe adv. :
n t 3200; 34 since - | : 5 3
Atchison. 30.1 Mert C&S 197 cember. 1988. Seontara’ to low goed Firestone iesued . = “ in a letter. are Sepayet New manager of the Jig Bush- AA Private Detetres ass 4 eth Stee! $21 apis Hon 1292 steers 23 50-26.00, utility steers 21.50-/ saying the URW walked out “after ; Four | -running water Licensed—Bonded—FE ‘ Boeing Air .. 40.1 arinn M&M 1334 230° most good to low choice heifers! the union tentatively accepted | Reasons given by Mrs. Ar- our large open yaler ing Company of Pontiac, manu- 2 Boha Alum o* Monsan Ch .. 463°130-900 Ibs 25 .50-28.00; most choice bstan-| ™our for quitting her job includ- itanks are built into the northeast! facturers of drill sale, April 18 at 9:30,
Bond Sts Bh q Mont Ward . 445 heifers 28 00-2950. around 3 loads nigh from another company substan-| ed “I cannot fit myself into the [corner of the building, and here | © bushings and trim 228 N. Saginaw . Z Borg Wa 474 Mot Wheel 172 choice and prime 680-010 th. heifers tially the same terms we had of- dhe : F the | ¥ | , “3
Briggs td |. 87 Motorols 856 5000 standard to low good hetfers) i : an said Current trend. My stand on gov- live minnows swim about in dies, is John 5p:
Brist My ee ea ek ee, NT Retters 21 00-100: fered.” A union spokes ernment is well known in this (lighted waters. Stuyvenberg of| Slept Through Shootin’ : Brun Balke 825 Net Bis 2+ ¢ utility cows 19 00-2100: canners and cut- the Firestone statement “just is 3, the ; Buda Co a3 met oF ne ters 18 00-19 u Bullity, elle 23.00.28 00: nat oe." city.” In the front section of store, = 3903 Aquar ina, Ww ORTH England 5 iry t ulls = : j . Colum & WBS Nat Oyps 82 resce Aer te: ‘cheek uaaar waiver 3406 few. Goodrich negotiationns were con-| Mrs. Armour said this morning |" streamlined Fiberglas boats q ANDSW
Cdn NY Central . 28.6 1-15 good 686-700 Ib. yearling feeder steers and Aluma - Craft boats are
Coptal Airt Ri Nort & West 05 | 28 50-28 $0 ducted in Canton, Ohio; end the\] can no longer stand the tur- equipped with the latest extras) «
Cater Tree. 33 wee Pee $11 Vealers—Galabie 28 Net enough Gee U.S. Rubber Co. talks are in New moi] and frustration which has that make motor-boating more lux- . ood 4 62.7 Ohio Oi! . 41 jto make @ market today Comper ar | York City. Firestone bargaining steadily been getting worse. I don’t ; usd 4
Owens [i] Gl 884 Week closing strong to 2.00 higher than : :
clare fee HS ee SAB eS ene er ee ete ae sane Covent feel that I fit im to the picture) “There is a Dunham's sports store| in his Se, Se hi a See as Nees ly arg — ig rke ; will . this morn! that jon we: ay Col Gas .. 727 Penney. JC lly | Sheep’ and lambe—Salable 100 Not, Henry said % ”
Con 632 p, RR . 17 /enough done to test quotations. Com-) Death Notices mere resignations are expected. {Telegraph road in addition to the es firm is an af-| “I’ve missed the cowboy film. Consum Pw 38 Pepsi O. . 206 pared iast week bulk supply shorn ; fili Coa, Pept 4.18 rH Prinses . 123 fame: small increase showing slaughter HARRY F. VERNON MRS. MAURICE VINCE The mass resignations are the Dew Union Lake store | Stuyvenberg _filiate Te peau TUBLIC |
Cont Sop & 8 te Dai sic. 304 bighet: alnaghter ewes steedy most 00d | . ROMEO—Service for Mrs. Mau. | result of the April «S den. when) & te be Bald 20, 1989 at 10:30 a.m. Cont Meter 124 Phill Pet . © 6 and choice shorn lambs No. an fe . * i t ormer mayor . °
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Sele Hi Pe Ee Shen ca eas eee City Knights Templar oc ube» vice." ot tm Semund s, Nizarko vas elected Step to Benefit Mankind — | ae ak ee ae Curtis Pub 4 RCA * E- 108, ‘Ibs. 23 an ps coo : pad at Roth’ H e for Fu- © council. , ; : =
re 57.4 Repub = : ie wseled aoe a, wee sere ed | l| C d morrow 8 ome | Ni " is against city govern- U f M S ° ti t H i] | 20005’ —
Se ° foes 3? Rese PMtot t8.5 ineee 5 00-19 .00 °* “ "| nsta A) omman ef nerals here with burial in Rome® ment and favors strong mayor | a) O ° c1ien Is al aon ._o one 10959, _—
PoE AO AE Bey F0e ss ie Dae hee. faked. Boss kenabere| teat Sah yesterday in Mount|S0vernment. “He has been very . ; R h sold at publie sale ai 22800 wi r Bt, 50-1700 mixed No. 1-2 butehers| . : eve Ave., Fe a being
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BA fave SEL shel OF Beg sshoners "cnay to momar 2580, conte Knights Templar, is Harry F.|IO6 Oe aides her husband| Henry resigned as city mana. | canal Excel-O 412 Sinelatr ...... 64 | Vernon. ; are two sons, Thomas and Arthur|S¢T Monday effective June 30 as) ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. (R—A said it possibly opened the way/#1™-16 1 restone 14 Boceny oie Commander Vernon was in- Petts. both of Detroit: th broth | did councilmen Leonard C. Milli- Upiversity of Michigan scientist's; to: At 0:00 a.m. on Apri] 20th, 1980, a 1956
Ford Mat $3‘ Seu Ry. $5 4 C u nt Senator ‘stalled at the annual installation ; si » three broth: | gan, Twp. engineers and the build-' virus reproduction research was} ~ Merc telair. Serial Number
Preepot Bul 1974 Sperry R4..y 23-3 Oo y ‘of officers held at the Masonic ets 4nd two sisters. ing inspector. © hailed today as a possible step? (1) A simpler way of making seats wat be one publie Tue, ra 2 at ran ° , ; J . > .. Ferndale,
Gertaer Den 3s ag orc,” «7? Asks Futhd Bills Temple. 18% E. Lawrence St. by/ CANTER L. SHERLEY toward great benefits to mankind.) TMuUSirain varieties of influeaza ygich: thet address bet “inepected. eee Gea fice «1S gia OW NI 52 Stanley G. Wilson, eminent grand) INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP— The research was reported by , | April 18, 16, "80. Gen Fas 80 stevens. JP | 281 senior warden of the Grand Com- ;. . ; (2) An improved method of mak-; : Gen Motors 46.4 stud Pack 121 Be S elled Out Cantner L. Sherley.69.- of 8735, Industrial Production Dr. H. F. Maassab. A colleague _ . P US. TREASURY DEPARTMENT—
Gea Ln ws Betts Co 85 P _ mandery of the State of Michi€8- Lakeview Dr... was dead on arrival Set Record in March pe “ pace yp iionse gee NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 8 ‘i te ‘a = .
Geneseo 322 TexasCo .. 788 State Rep. Lloyd L. Anderson Assisting him ‘was Lester Mec- jat Pontiac General Hospital yes- , April 15, 1968 Oullette 615 pes Gi Sst = Bo Waterford Township) heads a; CleHlan dr., Robert Snyder, Le- | terday following a short illness. | WASHINGTON P—Output of Batista Qu artet and mong to sues maed =
Goodrich 82 Tim B Beer 341 group of lawmakers who have sub-| land Dennis and Russell Dennis, | Funeral arrangements are being the nation’s factories and mines . (3) A mean s of preventing Code, the iteowing decerieed | property
oO ORY ta Twent Cen. 22 mitted a resolution asking that) past commanders. made by the Lewis E. Wint Fu-| rose to a record peak last Hijacks Plan e diseases by “‘chemico-prophylaxis’’| Hae been mised {°F Srenuc taxes due bs 0 e im Car P a - 2 —_
Gul ot 13” Un Pac... 381,every proposed appropriation be; Wayne Scott, junior past com- ¢ral Home, Clarkston. month. . ‘- aed paige poicltca echni tiesnere. 401M. Ferry Ot. f Pontise, Mich.
Hotes fe? Gest AUS 3 spelied out in detall | qo mander, was presented bis jewel — The Foteral Reserve Bere: (oes to Miami [te vaccines contaming virume or|th ert fae ae Tl Cent . 49.5 Unit Pruit 41, Anderson said the group of 12\). Tom Corb commander, _ | seasonally adjusted index of in- S ing v Or) with “
ing nd”. 1018 Up tines”... das “deems it necessary to have More |and his epaulets by Max Mumford, Deaths Elsewhere dustrial production advanced two | vcranit, Fla. —Four gunmen— = Fecuaiiong thereunder, pub xs ; Interlake tr 138 3 ve mei ooo po ait Say concerning hil appropria- ‘past coramander. PONS SS 257 por cunt igt Wie. 2PkT- three of them former members of * . - * aoe <u. ot oar perry St., beatios, Miche
Int Beem 883) Us Tob... 243 tions to state agencies Commanderys from Howell, Mil-| 8Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | 49 average. hictatcr Batista’s secret poll This appraisal was offered by)| Description of property:
fat Mee $1) Waterast "383 they asked that each budget ford, Redford, Highland Park and! NEW YORK (AP) — Harry B.| This topped by one pot the OA, {thon aintiner in flight/D©- Thomas Francis Jr., also of| Easy Free
Int Shoe | 381 West Un Tel 28. bill contain the classification of Ferndale were represented at the (Dickie) Martin, 85, newspaper previous record set in February today and forced the pilot to go 325\the University of Michigan, and] 1—Hoffman ame tie
Te ee 2 Wetes B 80 each employe with his salary installation. ‘reporter, cartonist and golf au-| 1967. It compares with a ree out of his way to a landing|the scientist who directed the) i—Eotrman Nuclean—30 Ib. capacity ohns Man... 57 ite “8 ¥ . The Ladies Auxili No. 2 of thority, died Wednesday of a, cession low of 126 per cent in tami evaluation of the Salk polio vac-| 1—Hoftman Filter 3 Wilson & Co 3¢2 plus a complete breakdown of the uxinary . ot ‘ in Miami. . : f' eclaimer & dryer—45 ib. ; oolwo 56 ‘Pontiac | e, ; Ww&s_.one 0! e . ni cine. | Kelsey “Hay | “a Yave tow ue proposed spending. er served refreshments fol ee hench ri cart ol a eal ad The plane, carrying 17 American ae Ba. Kimb Clik... 62 Zenith Rad 2694 The bill was sent to committee Owing the corermmmy. working for the St. Louis Post. jane Cieen et ki — - She report of De. Masse’ dee- 1—Ciseels Silk Finisher & {ron
proce neers Re NE ing, Gall mat it lnter worked ior Holds Fund Party ee muting immeditly an ima’ "rws ts extaced | St EM a ! aver ity jectec , , im 7 am (Compiled by The Associated Press) raver . My Ohvecte _ om the Wate That Swing, Gal! worked for several New Tork oe : .., took the hijackers into custory. | from susceptible cells while the | 1—Hoffman vacuu . So ts 1s eo Proposal would add about 25 000 newspapers, He was born in} AVON TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Earl alia sh in the i—Hoffman water return & pump—
‘ Indust Rails sii Stock. eXtra lines to appropriations bills.. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Mrs. |Salem, Il. . C. Wilson 1781 S. Squirrel Rd.,| Three of the gunmen said they rs ‘. were process of Ee : . rok @ net
Week Seo ci..caarg ate j008 2283 If this ever passed we'd be) Lydia W. Davis, 84, filed a $26,- * * * opened her home at 1 p.m. today were members of former Cuban aie nga pte virus. And | laundry perigee sve. $252 1402 1916 3240 here at least until next Septem- | 000 suit yesterday against a | CHICAGO (AP)—The Rev. John|for a dessert card party to raise} President Fulgencio Batista’s se- ad take iy oat, prieisaiee 1actalmed material, eat. 190 pee” 1999 high 0.411.280 1462 1021 2255 ber,’ Engstrom said. , dance studio. Mrs. Davis said Charles Koenig, 70, of Bellevue,'funds for the Avondale branch of' cret police. Two of them said al ime at time 3 Steel pipe metal racks
1988 high’ loco 3190 1388 OST ate : she'd learned the mambo, cha- Ohio, an Evangelical and Re-|the American Field Service which| they had been captured by Fidel | te | Produ Tew | 6 Crenins fee es 958 low .......234.2 809 729 1566 cha, -tango, samba fox trot, /formed Church missionary in In-|sponsors a program of exchange) Castro’s rebels, who overthrew : ; wooden stand ‘~ su
Stockholders to Meet anid ete be = the waltz. dia for 45 years, died Wednesday for students from foreign coun- watiets bat bad cocaped from Dr. Francis said this might mean) toon womens form registers ‘i DETROIT STOCKS ; _ But she broke her leg during of a heart attack, He retired in!tries. Some 30 women attended the, La Cabana Fortress in Havana. it will be possible some day to) 1—Electric. clock & 1 Muorescent J. Ne : < ; . . . : 7. . achine
newest swan Ameen t tckers the’ th lesan 6 altar cee |The passengers sai wo one was| take variety of mileic acs) {Rf aan ad Pitta Delain Ruri tee ° 2 5 177 be held April 27 at the Royal Oak gunmen Loinoneé:the tlate aunty them “nko eusceptibic ca anal 1 oe ee chamicale it 4 ee, 33 office. This is one of 11 meetings J) ; . +43 , | gteel
S%, Sit Shen. ce “le “17 being held in Michizan this month EXPOFt Trade Passe dled flight tothe Isle of Pines.[ber of viruses in the eume batch: | Cita’ meee cine end Peningular M. Prod Co* 124 13 | following the os re t t ti 4 100 miles southward. oe one S tt. bay > ior
rophet Co*... .... 2” meeting in Portland, Maine, this, I ] S ] N The pilot was ordered first to} ze ‘ Rudy SOO. cies caces a P as ooden laundry rack Marlies iy ment International Sales’ Concept New oooh wt etn Bus Over From City |, EP amy — : S ‘Republic but when the captain said| Wing Safety Awar. a = —_ ; — | C y material
By SAM DAWSON © cals and drugs. It operates in 80'vantage which rising production he didn’t have enough fuel to go }- Ceara ny ree oe : : : , > 1—1962 Ford Panel Truck In Miami Auto Accident AP Business News Analyst {world markets. \costs here impose. bien " he was ordered to go into ‘ ee U. iron a, ee 1963, Pontiac aan Delivery Tre
Last of Series x * ® Moody notes government statis: hon a & veteran driver for Grey-| tite E Stastuk in and to the prop- ® r _ . Since the war Cyanamid has put. ‘i ound Lines, has received a majorjerty will be offered for sale. : NEW YORK (AP) — American ys PUU lands to his company benefit too. | : The iurme of payment wil be porment
UIO FOUNGEL CONVICIEC cme cee Sees Shas hen an American ompaty nas Ramble Sales Already fan nw mite over a inven Sar => more wf Mo concept of trade. That is, compan-|°V"TSeas units. jup a plant abroad it creates new) tipi oe R. 1 NIXON
; ies must think less about export|. “We Plan to expand overseas a8] iobs and usually introduces into| TO All of 1958 Year Period without a preventable ac-| pisisict pirector of Interns! Revenue)
sales—the traditional concept—and |fast as the general ecencnny andthe country need techniques and| °P oom - Americe® cident. el eeuen ue
MIAMI, Fla. — Robert Cabel| Judge Jack M. Turner imposed|more about international sales. other factors permit,” says Har-|efficiency, The other country also! it 1939 Rambler car A safety award certificate and ° . April 16, ‘58. Graham, one of the founders of no fine. He told Graham: “I am * * * ry F. Bliss Jr., director of opera- acquires a dependable source of Motors teeaids § ~ ed th ick 1 uniform shoulder emblem were
the old Graham Paige Motor Co.,/aware of your past record. An ac-| Make your goods where you can/tions for the division. supply of the product, one that aales alrea es en ‘s e total) presented to Russell by J. P. Stone, L : C Club
was convitted yesterday of failing cident can happen to anybody.” |do so best and sell them where| It now has seven wholly owned|could be cut off by war if made Sales of the 1958 mode ire \ superintendent at Detroit. ocal ountry
to yield the wight of way and Graham had his accident last you can beat your competitors re-|plants abroad, two owned jointly|only here, And the big benefit oft-; AMC. in a report yeste re . S| "Russell drives schedules assigned .
causing an accident. ‘month. Both cars were badly dam-|gardless of where you made them/with loca] manufacturing firms,/en is that the other nation con-|S@id the sales so far = e 1415 Per! from the dispatch board at Toledo. || With Championship Course
He immediately was sued for aged, Ogcupants of the other car/eyen if it means importing your several others with Cyanamid |serves its foreign exchange re:/comt more than for the compar-| me } .
$245,000 damages. ifiled thi age suits. own products and selling them owning 40 per cent of the stock, serves. Jable period of the 1958 sales. IT | i Offi |. has” oti
Graham protested he had driven’ tok here. and wholly owned distribution and! Moody notes government statist-| * © Ff 10 Insta icers | Family Me
for 57 years without a ticket. One of the occupants of the oth- x *« sales organizations in 12 countries. tics indicating U.S. private invest- Sales to date have been 160.663) WALLED LAKE—The auxiliary) amily emberships
“1 was the inventof of the ¢T car was Mrs. Paul Winchell,! That's what Sidney C. Moody.’ The reasons it plans to go on'ments abroad are now more than 4s against 154.372 “for all of the, nL , ‘ - ‘ | . Fe
slogan ‘safe’ — meaning see all Wife of the ventriloquist. The oth-|director general of Cyanamid In-|these: to get by the currency re-|37 billion dollars and recently in-|1958 year and 66,445 for the com- Vel new ot F * 5 We iv nd the vailable
for extreme. 1 do not feel at (ets were Mrs. Carl Brown, John ternational, a year-old division of|strictions which some nations still creasing at about four billion dol-/parable date last year, the com- bea bs pin are : oe .
tault in this case, As one who has [Pascarreli and the driver, Winnie American Cyanamid Co., sees o have; to avoid the tariff barriers /lars a year. pany said. ', is Post ave scheduled red fs onares ond
made ‘autos, and as one who has |Laverne Alexander. the horizon. ¢ against American goods, with a! American business is migrating | ‘Rambler sales for the first 10) joint installation of officers for} tal ocd —. yt
Graham and his three brothers} The international ‘division now) special eye on the common mar-joverseas, jist as in our early days |days-of April this year were given/8 p.m. Saturday at the VFW Hall campaigned for years for safety
coast-to-coast, I have practiced safety.” in the early 1920s. founded Graham Paige Motor Co./accounts for 15 per cent of the'ket developing in Europe; and to/European industry set up branch
parent company's sales. of chemi-lovercome the competitive disad-|shops here.
~ aa J. > ea ee Bo Bi te a ees eee... as 11,732 as compared to 4,256 forjon Loon Lake road here. The pub-
the said period last year,
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Rye Operator sae wee Vem | We ee i Income Tax Service Gy aceeae ei ‘onntes Paul M. Jones, Real Est.
Fiemeien 62t-\Garden F to ooo AGA APR + GRO! - “while mother is sway in bospltal | #o i AN WITH 3 CHILDS} DOGURATE EPERIENCED ., |PAOr reorders § CORRES) pont Apts., Furnished
i nS 3 ide ee | iS a F eh eer 8 rUR 7 7 6 «6WOF re : é 7 Office hrs. Ho "be ent Apts., F 33
aie nord, ¥. Mo; \Income Tax Service seeas eel 73, "Funeral errange-| - me OMAN icot allete: | ROE RIREETG Bb HOUSE -™| BOLIN TA CER VICE | ILLAGE BALL AYAICARUE FOR; ypc ag. oF
all Insurance ccaegedt x p days TiAHING. & HOUSEWORK |42 E. Pike; PE ¢-1102 or 1 P TE POR), nu, APT. 1 GIRL, Ws PVT.
: oeens is i : Own : or FE $-5773.
ai the Laundry 18 Like'to Talk = Se, Fe Ces) See ee ee APIS MEW
PE seeeeeeees : ‘ Insurance Agencies 17A WE RENT DISHES. SILVERWARE DISHES, SILVERW t 8d aaee LOVELY APTS.
Landscaping . eoeenesceses to People NDESO! ee ANTED couple Be a,
Moving & Trucking .......18 Make a Nice = — 10 aostyn M pe 43598 WANTED couple. to none
ee Painting & Decorating .....20 Appearance Le Sehsen FE “3200 | Round ¥ NEED| Women te lowe 2 tee a
3 Photos & n W Za BLOCK. BRICK AND CEMENT the clock pretection end; | UTELY FREE t
Pros- aeeass ant to Sell AND CEMENT| service. Arnold R. Simmons, rep” Just $ friends with you.|! AND 2
Accessories work. Residential and commer-| [ snes ee tamrance Agen) Ak See en ay. . furnished. OR 79106.
tes rth ng a amt We ater moll equipped. Call MY ey. FE Lise! or OR 3-8607, = ROACH HEALTH ia ¥ eh cht HOUSEREEPING
esesenes a 4-413! Apt., everything furnished, incl.
the reste wi Copies Laundry Service 18 Close in, FE 24236 or FB
A eves aK 5 ~~ .45| wid. Children to Board 26) _* ~
3 eveesseseeses " . & 4 co AMIL UNDR T BEDROOM APT. WitH 2 PVT.
‘eck ° 3 ame R : Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service| S¢7vice — Pa gg ad HOM close
™ 1 BR i. Maundry. 540 8. Telegraph. FE conshd Pn eet, w 13| satrances, close, fp, mauire. ol
given ——— place. _3-0403. : Baby Sirrina. LOVING i RM.
meer | NOTICES ASPHALT PAVING Landscaping —_18A|= ae | serie, Hee a)
; Ua estimate your drt ree ae ‘
sou name, om 8 Poot nnn srr tos oo mo 8. Petter | betptate intent Nhe crear DTS ROTO-MLLD LNT Wid, Household Goods 27|1 Okc EITCENERTE” EVE
April 16, ‘59. & Supplies ......24A Merritt. service| _ 3-0702. : Burke Asph i ALL KINDS ; | ANTIQUE DISHES as. on net. 2 6 only. 290 W. Pad-
—— Notices & Personals ......25 Fp from the Per | a m _Froue Sua a Oe 2a ne er FE 30600. temps marble top tables, MY|T RM.
| porics | spacial, asexesmanr.|Travel Agencies ..,..... 254 hidme with Rey. Paul T- Hart of- ULLDOZING & TRUCKING Li Wei g "| Saat FOR USED TV'S, PORNT- Casa gw. Susie Sh
2 pavement on Cornell Street. , ficiating. Interment in White ee hee ‘tes deliveriets made or up. | CASH 5 5-0019 .
To: warkston, Oakland Cod Chapel Cemetery, Mr. Merritt : At COMPLETE BUILDING SERV- Geliveriete minds oF 70s pict “P-| “ure and mise. FE 2-000 aS FLOOR GLEAN 36 7 Be.
of Welfare, Kenneth ‘Tinnin, will lie in state ‘at the are | ice. | ee eae SRIMGZING AND RE-| COMPLETE HOME OR MIRC Gy EA? ah
Demo Ke , a S Pursley over 25, neat appearing. have, s Heensed. lh = yg B— TS A, PLETE FON. Ye | Mens Sitecle eee Oe TIAC.
Je, deaste Le. Wright, @& Prudence WANTED Seene jou'for you, No experience * psa, [1 ACE TREE SER RE- aT 7:3 ROO ee
‘Manuel Thompson, Frank J. APRIL 13, 1958 necessary, we train you. A any TYPe Or HOUSE moval and trimming. Get bia. | not. :
Haag. T. Pieron, Ralph M. Bowers, » EVELYN 13 Dixé Hwy. Drayion y| gustom 4 = Pe utes PE sets. | eee aid aE & Bare arphy bed.
went, ce ‘te, ae. Ailes Wied, Children to Board ....28) sinrtite tt? Mines St keril expe 50 ot pu daly. 1S ecawers- OF SER : ate 138. ig “FE| piianeee" G04 pieces or house full Metin suiy, os ariaking. 29: Moo:
itis: gues Pune frete ci Wg, ‘Mwctlaneoes, 28 irda Suits Bet Pen Gp Gap Nal eed oda cia” riuo SymeuaTe_O FOES couplers —C EW MAREE a a
J. R. @ A. L. Housepion, Nora eee -28\ Of of Miss Joon M. and Jon M. sate, Dixie Hwy, OR rsonal hygiene products. pre | T= §-0004 or PE we ‘| nance 53.3 rtiliging FURNITURE NEEDED ns jt gg -4 WEEE,
M. " Saaries’ A. Poppe, 5onn|Money Wanted ssasneseca, fart Punere] service will be Fat SLAs LIGHT SERVICE ferebly someone with SASEMENTS WATER - PROOPED. rolling wo’ cutting ‘monthly of FUR NITURE NEEDED |x Rooms = alee’
Garland, Harold ssackwood, Kenneth Hy Wanted to Rent }....+++++-29 ae so Fg EE cohesion. oS eT» complete a SALESLADIES Fak Gapemtect- Pree estimates | Sey all work, pus years, expert, top ro pemo or 006 etn. Oe ts * 55 so
Share with Dr. William me} tools & Ford experience. A oe eT ne eENT WORK i ork puasnmeen ‘8 outright or\> LARGE RM a
Sennotos. Guy &, Creamer, & #8 Howe loved. Living Quarters ....30| S42.De Wulem E, Manwatte| ot wares rum Service Mang hap. te tate decste & geri | _ BRICK. CEMENT FE ee ml, ior 7og, Bab, Community Lines ae, ee,
wiuem 4 end «8 Bonnie Brier Bush,|\wrd. Contracts, Mtgs ener ee ee eh tke Davey ven wif Fo dered girmingham moraine 8 evening part “ime, | SRICE BLOCK. CH aT WORK. one ee NG AND REMOV. for tree est PE 3.363 WANTED TO BUY — ALL TYRES furniture Ph. Fi Suet bi Diva sas chooks BE
‘A. Weaver, Willerd E. Shubert, oe+-06| Home. eee ES a PART TIME BLOOMFIE Free est. Call after 5 TREE NING AND RF - ture Ph. FE 32-6523. = RAMs. PVT ENT. AND
ree mh. Petty, Ronald C. Largetn. Mrs. Wanted Real Estate ....32A Anephone sales, | Work MFIELD 1-1770. pm. Ob) _ sls. OR 20168. Wal LGOIDITE YOUR HOURE-|y sie tbat ITH Pvt e
Sas Gliletie, Buckner Finsnce, Harold ‘ Meee Leen . Sane *Good pay, exp. aS essere FASHION SHOP BUILDING REPAIR, PLASTER | St oe vider, by private sale|” : para wir Pvt. ENT.
© Richardson, Mary D. Chandler, Lo- APRIL 1d, 1980, LINVELL| sary. Por appointment can, be F¥PisT EXPERIENCED DN TTF: ing, masonry, carp bens Moving & Trucking 19 { 2s merate | On nd, Rene. ee tn ave.
er Jay Terry, Everett Sloan, Wm. F C., 406 Irwin; age 49; ix| tween 9 & 11 am. PE +2428 “EXPERIENCED IN TYP: | _ ments waterprool ary. PE sects. Sor Mad meee Sed Be “omart, Sale Farm, Roch-| PE wk. @ Orchard Lk. “AY
Zimmerman, Eieanora Gould, Green band of reas 08 Se Make tether eT : : financial statements on bd __FE_ 42290. ester, Michigan. _ 5-1061. - ae:
Zim pescher A. Gott, and to sll RENTALS OF FERED of Mrs, Laure Rein GAN TO WORK 6 HOURS PER) tric IBM Typew et gn Bite: | CEMENT WORE FREE ESL 1-A Reduced Rates OL 7 NICE ROO
© Ss reel, A. Ott, sO t et the : Fee and pabest per, aa. day! replace one who won't. fice in new tioned build. Te Work guaranteed. OR! Local or long distance m: Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 —*“=*=* tos eck FE 2 4
roll of the Gracia) Assessment hereto: |Rent Apts. Furnished 3 A + ft eet gart, cal FE pb Puller rush Bimingham. MI 2008 for_ appt. 5 suarrn_Movino CO. FE i —— | RM..APT.. rT) wonTO
: : png saxeke ig Hocke tn oWeiuizaD CUSTOM BUILT HO} E FOR CAR OR STORAGE ~_MApie _!
purpose Sate Ear, of the| ent Apts. Unfurnished roa Ernest Suit. Puneral el service ®t a BOYS =. MOTOR IN in REC New ‘ite a Wg se! soersy. ae far prices last.
should * porne special Rent Houses F urnished ... 3:30 a pag is — - OR 3-076 MU
paid and born ia ‘of 2 |Rent Houses Unfurnished 36 Church WOMAN A
t tor Dt Srement on Cornell|Rent Lake Cottages an of ‘we Nasarene with the, Revs PART TIME of 2 > ew pe cess.
from Baldwin Avenue to Carlish/m. pont oe seretment in Waive Chapel Ceme- it are free 7-10 p.m., are GMAN OR GIRL TO, DO LIGHT | HMEN"y macnn at Sule
is now on fie in my office for ‘ 5 ee cane 4 Smith will te in state you appa. able 122g a ig a ogra id i a lee mu basements,
‘Notices is also hereby given thet the Rooms Board ++i... ot the Banton Puncrej Hone: & job would enable you to| WED “RN POR PART TIME & eeiiger poms By pd BISH RE- ent., nice . .
« Nalies e, Ske (Reval .wsor ot tne City [Convalescent Homes oone SBA — | earn $50 per week and still te~ full tim BT tm 5 Feet ey tL aaits| moved. Mousctrallors moved. Low " gnd_cleen FE 01s.
of: ont Sect in the Commission |Hotel Rooms a TIPPEN) APRIL-15, 1980, PRANK J..| $02 Oe alill Te-| munity Host loyment. Apply Com: | CiaNd residential ee eS aT HAULING. Postine FE "
Chamber $m. sid, Hr. 6, \oracr. pn. (Rent Stores eciasll Sect Omer and Witham Tip- een! pa 7 Bue Aewpiel, Rowse cess | oramall.30.2re_ enpertmee, Pree ONT AND MEAT HACLING|POR SEASON LAnEr tows Oona MEW
to: review said yt aoe ee which |Rent Office Sesto swe. 2 cone Neat ot Estella TO SERVICE @1 CUS-| ine in Peatiee ares 4 tre. 6, day. ne ‘sora, "| CIORT AND, HBAVY FaUCRING| ‘Sdute family of 2.3, executive’s|_109 Mechanic St PE _2-2400.
time end place opportunity will be given cosesces Ak: Seam On pa Puneral| tomers daily. $94 Tt Rio wk. to| 8s commission. “Apply CERAMIC TILE Rubbish, fill dirt, gravel and] Ddeths, y of 3. 2 bedrooms, 313 Eee i Perry CHILD WEL
be) tnverested nity will Std’ (Rent, Lease Bus. Prop. .. OA Apri ima Ce eae start, plus, hoe talization &, Te. $3 is Sr Drayton’ Pieias. agTREE ESTIMATES TERMS fost wot sat Pn Yose— i tins, Cone, Mttes-|3 iia Gi_N. Perry. PE 32-8170.
: 1988. Rent Farm r hy 3 ee Pe Advance Floor Co._O# "DELL CART ow Rypieas Lee, £0 sgt PRIVATE BATH. 366
wo. x= Proper'7 .... 41B 28, ot 2 om, Screrment in| good car. & De able to, hands |W ieee Con — OR 3-870 AGE 1-321 nea
ADA BR. EVANS, For Rent Miscellaneous ..42 Mi. Hope Cometary. Rodin at aecounts. | Call ose Give |” Son's Coney istand Rod 4 CEMENT & BL Local and, long distance moving. SESPONSISLE ——BOMEOWNER: 2k
: +7 aay 8 Sime adcress, '& tine we cus Joe's Coney Island. $183 W. Huren, setae ie Phone PE 5-6806 desire 3 bedroom hom = RMS, PvE Bares ENT 2
April 16, "80 at re ais Pippen ‘will He GA WD - WHO ARE NOW @ATTRESS-—EXP— ONLY _wiowt | ORY WALL TAPING AND PIMiS T sined, wan ig mines Soe f sieekenhreiie
= Se. |e on the furniture trade sas. Pasquale’s Restaurant. Lk. | 26. Free_estimate PE #67 TUCKS to ent town Posting, z= About|? LARGE RMS AN
J or woe ASSESSMENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE| — Card of Thanks | set, Foam-Pieece Matizes top. aoe ae Se ase | ELECTRICAL LS STRACTOR TRUCKS TRACTORS aroma ks SARA | cera amet Dee Biotor.
oo pers. eent 5! EXPE- . < IPME. A menccmrem e.
PRC. BER For Hi q|We want 70. competion. a cee aise = tg aE person. Gaver _Gonnop Bleetric. een | veTee PAID PAUIPM rion stakes Seas Walled tx TAsumee Vital, |2 NICE RMS & BATH aoen i
aid Fit tg $ an w. Bo wid vtnalvae "set veveweee sal ans ee ln i ae Ortonville. National) Trea ESSE ee os one eT ee on tant pase os | Pon F Sem!-tratlers "rege, 5 tO REay ocan Ga- a =. oe bene Parke.
Taft, Charles Pontiae’ Union cooqcousin ‘qhe nein ony wey in| SS experienced need , Af SScAvating ——— TRENCHING ontiac Farm and k suse. FE)? Tusminie in cty_OR Peal
Bchoot y. and to, all persons, tn For Sale Lake Property ..- ‘Recent sorrow. Also, to SALESMAN perienced need apply. Call in| Eoctpozing_- EM | i WANTED. STARTING 16T WET _Tosménie tn chy Om
tan toe pe ane To ante For Sale Resort - sai Roy who (we ‘ace’ Walter Geren of St. This Job sfecce, if you are m1 pane OM a Tavern’ Hotel ScROrESCAL ay ul boast et re a "May by retired couple ‘rear. |? Hosplial Clesn. Ress Ge nse
. 4 , “4 . over . ‘ : ' : | be . '
o ett, Aone for the purpose Suburban Property ..+--.45A ise toe Pitan Fer aches-| 3. cinesre. Bent appanring, bgre| WHITE LADY TO TIVIE I ARE | Pen aes OR Th ct i ET Sunday, Rent. Wri, eve. beat garage: |? RMB. AND BATE PTE
cefraging, fast Part which |For Sale Lots .-+++sse0s--46 heartt Mr. & Mrs. you in & * quer . a Sod Gears. | Sor woter beetech’ rene . | UNWAN ARTI hetp sit. | PE es. oS
ae Commies a oetet ees be paid laste fedasmriid as eg a curs Ralph Le-| csteer. potr, 75, Bina Her E267, Yetween 10 & 6 | ers, PE 5-041. R. B. fore wiee-| —— free of charge, FE $aae,| seall bide tor GARAGE Ok|3 & 3 ROOM, PVT. BATH. 7%
SSastrzcton of res-inch, sapbait con. |For Sale Acreage sree Nl Cbisren. 0:0 to 19 pula: Help Wanted | git, Goi w. muren."_~|Painting & Decorating 2 ergot Draven Pisint sree OR 7 LOR RMS omere
crete Pectrest to Edison street, is NOW For Sale Farms ..-.-++.++-48 Mo yrs. old, Exp. with a | fag a hd SATISPIED WITH Orage Co. ORlando 32060 oo | OPTION TO of so? Ouman. FE 680
‘ Corrs ta may otfice for public tnapertion. [Sale Business Property r) BOX REPLIES $0 at'tn Oakland Co. Established Present earnings? If not, investi-|Vige” pat ROOPS — AL 1ST CLASS INT. - EXT. PAINT. rm house with abd 7 BED- } RMS. CLEAN. PVT. BATH. PVT.
Notice is also hereby given that the “ At accounts | gate unusual opportunity kinds, Est. 1918 N reas, Dou Beck. OL 1-3i41./_ Oakiand ement, off entrance. "9e0en.
Commission For. Sale 16 a.m. Today there in diversified . Bal- Nas a7 . Call FE} 35 Hugus Marsh, | FE §-974 $5 Seminole. FE 2-9060
omission, poo ae Assessor of or Exchange .--50|} were Beyond ory 0d commision. } - ag a= ex 3 N. Cass. PE 2-3021, FE 65-7775 ey ee PAINTING AND PA-| |} ROOMS PVT. BATH i8T PLOOR
City. of Fi tiac. meet Com- fs replies Press reply Press TER: DIES —_ nee aNd PAINT. i= :
mission Chamber ID ot" 958 at 8:00 office in the following | [SALESMAN OPPORTUNITY FOR| ‘for ceteg eakera 6 ty cup) DRY WALL — |#E uu DECORATING. sanez| Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 pn Onale eas. 18 E-
; m. t ; : : ressive, capable ureh, club re ON SPT _ tpg and wall papering. PE +0258 ee eae eww |} ROOMS PRIVATE UTILM
wee Mg ie Stanty epi] FTNANCIY Seren: nt Megat ree ce Sifts “nadnaiy’ eaveruet | FQUSEe cote v. Avome| pgeee coe rm ae ACTION!!! santa ie ee
Se oo ‘all persons interested to be ‘ 5, 7, 10, -" tial users. partion, On? os MEN & WOMEN. START PART os GARAGE CABINS ADDI- 2-204, . oe ~ terms. UL On Your, Contract yee hy ot, RM GART. CLEAN, arr
Dated April 15, 1960. Sale nn Oe oe SL 32, 40, 61, a 7, - << incentive. "Reply fring” Bate time career. re aon. into full| Terms rE pa, yetont- FHA - Oe es Pon “AeD CLEAN-| land contract * and oat bee } ROOMS PVT BATH s ae ae
; : : : | week * — caer Penner Saeee Wiizks FLOON BERVICR. : : } est. 4-6449.; Your ¢ | adults 402 -
gig ADA R. Evans. |Money to Loan ccsecens, 0-33) p 10% 108, = SAI SeMTAN WANTED Henptoyment Apeoee S* Tagine. ri,0° 8, Rivioe | Paperig. PE ERIOR DECORATOR.| counts, ns, eee a i n 5 vi UENTRANGE
oo - : mera anne | _ Soma, 78 £0ee ure | - ; _ vam, 7 Seven, FE Se
april 1¢, "s0.| Mortgage Loans covcccesec eA “or modernisation sales. Wil alt] EVET YN EDW saw E-OLD WORK. ALL BENDS |_* PAINTING PAPERMANG: 4d) HAYDEN, Realtor |? RMS, MODERN HEAT & OAS.
Ps lg a mes . Scrvice. 21000 or FE 2 WE a0 or PE 2628 | VOCATIONAL ae PERING — WEN ry tae =| *baper removed. DECORATING, EF Ra ADULT ONT CURA
. - PAIR | Paper removed, PE 4-018. ; } modern, pri ce AK.
nue. MERCHANDISE . O0r, 8 OE ee Die 10) te Loc Ver Douce UL 2140 |A-1 PAINTING oT EX.| The,, fastest ection tand| # buses, No drinking. References.
To: Baith Eilender, Mr. Drenkhabn, lw on LOCATION = PLASTERING & REPAIR REAS. INTERIOR. EX| contract’ Cash buyers. ws $. No drinking. References.‘
sae: Bale Rilende oes Be Semele ag SAVE ENERGY, USE Milg Ra. Clawson, MCB gorry NAST BURT cose PIASTERING, G REPAIR REAS| Gcsranteed, Pree ont FE $30. contract, Gogh ayer peng | Vp i
David Robinson, 3. Antone & B. Bitten. Swaps ssvscsesaeaseTenenene | : Wro. TEPERIENCED, TANDSCAT. EARDSCAE.| an REDUCED, PRICES "ON HOME| “49 PAINTING DECORATING. ABILITY *| "3 ROOMS AND. BATH
tive. Corp. Mr. West, John Me es ee ssease ANT AD: or Moat esx for Don Hirscb.| youoe ms RAINEE Fee. rooms, kitchens, sarag e and Prep eetimalen, Phobe CL 2-130 7 pia BATH PT _
ding, Mr Mr. st. Be penae, pence, Soret puna Cools. =. - W ADS! To find "free S bevel ae ete ovect S Personal & p besaie ue PE D730 - UL 230. mates Pe wee "DECORATING. ge jept: couene’ at the * foot Bul peid FE 06-1497
. ig . . e / ie NYDER F x 5 as : PVT : 5
— ore creme, Ragen ae = Valentine Gifts ea job place to tive oF oe, kidd rides, eri Delux tac State Beak’ Bldg 4 $4231 * onting and finishing Phon FE moved oy = 4 valeur Px, 2. aaee. for. —— wares jough hag aiyen , Water vofiener, auto. het go
a , Hi : F j : “Gifts evereeeeoes '. \ a ‘ : Now RECEPTI a7. = 56-0602. =: “ foe re aa your equities. ks rf sirable for clean, ulet tou
PTT Tih , , = 2 171 . av ‘al) afte ; ple.
ert Mocreree fete, Frank Perba, Edward posiareaome : a | et Wat aNTED Pi ccc PTIONIoT ss ROOF REPAIRS — | SREREANONG — FATRO able cecane paella Col efter ¢ p.m. Mt" cleme
tei, ~ oreey qeoyee arabeick ea w aa + ine Seb oe good used car, see Classi- ton inspect furnaces, Good pgs 8, : & RONG EX VEST novorns FE 40446. Riastor TeR, Stephen Navarre. UL| %® obligation call aay hour FE\" LARGE BiS8. & BATE. CLEAN
Mértin Jackowisk ugust C. oes 3 e, permanent . . dv - G, . come 41128. ~
Mértin, 3% T- pratt, end to_al per-|Machinery ----++--++**: 60A par: Ma ime, 22a" eupervision.| Bldg. PE Seat. Bans | septic, tants. Field. ule” footings Sioa ms onaesk ARRO REALTY _ |? 2M ANP Ate, Pee Oe
St Stamnes Te" Cameras & ai fied HOW. Gi tic Bar'ine"eom|_ Work Wanted "Bian wit ad ot'Soks| (iSite na at OOM, Wg tae Se Le
’ etessecesess “¢ z zi or ant Male 10 N: ROOFING, SID- Phone FE & ecore’ af. J. J. Vanw “| Sup - uburn Heights.
fore made by the City pereiee (Cameras & Equipment ...61A _pany, 463 8. Saginsw. 0 _|~ ing, “guiter b repeir. Li Dot 7R_ +N. eit 4540 Dixie Hwy.| So
of that of the «ee WANTED: MECHANIC, contractor. . Licensed =! OR 3-1355 RMS.
i a nase et Sle Musical Goods «n+ 6 arr, ECOG Pens |“an lll SEE" A sisson Pree “anal sar) _ Television Serves CASH fae. penetra re
peo | =f ec eatractian of 2 Musical Instruction ..... 62A with high school, pe rang anic|A-1 CARPENTER AND CABINET Business Services 13 DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE 7 RMS. & ath ct :
acpnarpot Avenue pore" Carte Pino sry ime Be ee = Garage To Balawin aoe cy ciapaNten wot oR ie AUBU | PE 4 Greaka AAD E COME EQUITIES a6 Die “Prt. enirance. Weel side.
ADS taniey Avenue, is now on file i ™7\Saje Store -- 68 The Pontiac Press et ee WIT FE and repair. FE wane NEW sabes & SERVIC JENSEN'S TV SERVICE AFTER- NO OBLIGATION. A tilaeel Ce neh
me Equipment o+0 64 ome : 3 Ea conga WiTH Fa.|4-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- LAWN MON eRe ene e vsxp) evening, call FE 2-0495. A front, util. et a eee
“Aotice ia aso, heroes, sen that toe |Sale Sporting Goods gs FOR WANT ADS {| betters trom piey to raise auiry| sero Pgs Siumme Res OF) ae We Aub muxG & | Upholstering 23- ONMNSON |ssoskt toon anne
po es ae wala. aa te Sand, Gravel & Dirt os DIAL FE 2-8181 Srerage, Pine | Now 1 Farm. Roch Tj PAINTING & WALL PAPER ure nok ‘Crooks "Ra phone CARPETS AN D ponatrone REALTOR FE 4-2533| Dat ent. no ariakers oF pets.
. peedee ester. OLive 1-580. . P ine FE A a WORK FE 1097. ms cleaned in 1704 8. Telegraph Rd. —FE_ 2-366. .
ast ws of agen 3.2 sare, wh Wood, Coal & Fuel ........67 Veeco ee YOUNG MEN (2) ANY OF LAWN WORK. F£E| Acme Asphalt Paving game pusunl Som ve ditt 9S pettest for working outa, ‘Ai
me end place opport yen|Plants, Trees, Shrubs ..- 68 vem , . Age 18 to 26 to bres AVAILABLE NOW CARPENTER Licensed and bond UPHOLSTER- furn 2470 Dixie Hwy PE a all
ry Sn lea Sad oT rom Bem 6 Pm Yaar th cat Sania) pe a a cqnvanren| ESS "hi Pant Ged | al TT CASH | te aes
wo. T. Hunting Dogs 69A rted immediajely. The least High pessive, Sad 38 -_D. Ormock FE 27001, | MARES ON ‘AIN PEN ALS UPHOLSTERING Cent ge nak aon tas Oe
ADA R. EY. bane ge sagumes oe en Ser We ess | oe RXES. | st our office, General Printing & ee: a co EEN PEES oh Ga eet
EVANS. ,.\Dogs Trained, Boarded ...70 siuilty, ance! tas charree ge ORK OF at our office, General Printing &|RUGS AND UPAOLSTE ao "Monn Pens | Sin resi 2 Be
pril 16, than to, cance! tot the first §| Help Wanted Female 7 BOY if WOULD, [IKE WORK OF Tacs st Paks ve ‘30198, "| Use same. day colors revived| Nicholie & H Cc 7 HSE Rls WIT BATECOU
TIGR OP SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. for that portion Of Gvertise: 9 | ee | OB Tae aa SULLDOZING LEVELING —&| 21.8. me day. Call UL 24200.\35 WEST HURON arger Co. |" ple omy. PET e420
‘concrete pavement on Longfellow, FARM MERCHANDISE — Values inrough a Ry APPLICATIONS TAKEN FOR Aer eitohens Rm may ax: — FE 20742 or FE THOMA? UPHOLSTERING IMMEDIATE 3 quunni, GAS HEAT. LAUNDRY’
avenue. ! eiiate andeconcession stand st-| +00. . ee ELD WALL CLEAERS 191 NORTH PERRY perees. ules i clean. |
TERUe, ter Sureely, Laure A. Puller, error. When cancelation: || seotente, AP? 1 pare SkRPENTER WORK OF — ANY mend windows, Hesssanvle ? ” _Northview @t, off Outland. Oe
e tiaee, 'H. Mooneybam, Clement J.\Hay Grain. & Feed mi} Sour ein ante” Beinn meatier” in person. ¢ RK wall and windows. Reasonable. - FE 5-8888. ACTION 7 RUS FOR REFINED ADt |
Joruml, W. tL. Sigler, Lester W. Pinner. |p ‘tela The seer" | ee ey BEAUTY : Kind, Reasonable. Call after 6 FE 2-1631, : on any good land contract, New|—?vt_FE_ 21637 —
james F. be » . Ladd: ; or Sale Livestock wvsovesetd wives TOR ¥. 0m FE Oe eS ENER EXPERT TREE TRIMMER AND Lost & Found or seasone's. . ew 7 ATTRACTIVE RMS PVT BATH,
FS rage ioneph L067. wvanted Livestock ...e+ee0-73 sithout t 503 Main, St. Rochester. OL EXPERIENCED OARDER “removal. FE 5-653 or OR 22000 ____ Lost & Found 24) factory inspec our cash upn sat |? Acune only PE OoiT
wntiec, and 10,00 tne roll of] F gececeess Closing time tor advertise | | SUSINESSM : looks fort Gay work per week | ELECTRIC MOTOR SERV -\WOUND: PART BULLDOG. VICIN- title, Ask Ken. Tempieton. Tie he 8-3473. |
by the ony Assessor for the fore made ote Farm i target than regular con children, want ‘ oe enced steady Drag ST mmper ete. Be en ee ryyiecins. a8 RE f pa Liberty. PE 5-9290. K.L. Templeton, Realtor Hote gs a tina AUBURN |
avenues , year-around m ed maid for) GARDENER __Ph. 81, PARAKEET IN Vic |2339_Orchara Leke Rd FE ¢466) NICE F : ,
defrazing thet, part tt the cost which |Sale F wpe is 12 o'clock the rite gore ese lor & TAKE CARE OF | FURNACES, CLEA of N Marshad & Lois, FE 2-7907 on geenger eee FURNISHED ROOMS, PVT.
the Mrcided should be paid ‘arm Equipment. Pr) y previous to feation nie po in small ranch pewee. Light meus . Reas. by | serviced, C. L.N ae ve ANDirost: MA : x LAND CONTRACTs TO BUY OR , for working couple. Modern
ané@ borne by special atsessment for the Auction Sales .ssceeesseee Tl Transient Want vate with’ bath .| _hour_or day. Ee es WANTi LAWNMOWERg glsen, FE ETE) “or, vie. al Se re POINT.| or ‘EM Ban corres. EM 3-2611|—*tcoen, close tp PE bt68.
saa eens “Tramen, ment ay man | petted toy a, atl sg ov Hee. rete OR a. Fe Bien | 2 wo Sgn Cartier Ray and |S EM. SOE one on) Sy auleoomdoegnonmeee A
‘19 te day of after ences required. 53-4582, | 3-B508 ¥ . 18 years. OR | Outboard Mtr’s—Parts & Lost 8E N ON NEW OR quiet. neighborhood. Air- -
Soro University Avenue to PO&NRR fs me ork incertion, FE 40204. ‘ , . Air cooled engine Service|" fe ee ig ASONED LAND CONTRACTS | $4993, 0" Couple only. FE
now oF : y office for public if- MOTIVE , BRAND NEW MARRIED TRUCK DF IVER DE- Authorized Servic "hn —— en band. Reward, FE 2-6411. Buyers Eo Bring your a ., y.. PE.
. nel Racine: se arn sews | [Pasa uae aioe gia aan WANs LAT WORE. BERD DRYER PE) aati cites eng | agen in pen, Pama © free ar ind conteal™ Cart|? RMS. PRIVATE BAPE AND EX,
ore‘ cts |For Sale ousetrailers 4«-78)4 3% Loar eure ears || Seager! coerce oes. Hi a Wane LAY WORE. SEED: | Joes owns Ain BENCH eid: Revers FE eae radia Nias’ wT tron Ack fr| Gorntoen Os "Parka onl
aah eee see ones 83a b | <2 ' . wis. " ke Rd. | PE 4-7921 : AGLE FEMALE. Vi\AEPRESENT INTERESTs WHC RMS. NICELY FURN
Rent Trailer Space eouestl 3 150 2 450 p{COU GinL, BOB'S Ri UP GARDEN FLAS ‘STERING. NEW OR REPAIR. Pod b aaa oe Yh to| will purchase aay ong Who retreat person. Pensioner
" clock| Auto Accessories wooceees 000 ‘ 4 4 4 Talend, tM Pert Se aeRAL Perk, a, wadments . FE 5-0304 ; Nation SOtER WIT laa io Jones, Realtor. ons To. Norton No drinking. $50 mo.
For Sale Tires ...++++++.80A ; 300 «6.408: oot if aws, Hand Lawnmowers] $i31% {s stra 1 ve 2165. 7 LARGE CLE |
. . : $2 Tork & child care, 6 days.|~ iy EN M 181-0 sen. nt ear, ON ie CLEAN ROOMS, FVT..
Auto Serve cleeccosseeelli] 8 Om 4 sh Baby gh, 2 oven. ig care. 6 aaye.| work, or vasements cleaned up. | fachine Gherpecany 0. Pre, nee eee. OF) W ey io lheetineiell
coe BE 8 GR Ste) ee fours on oa snr scRKENS WADE TO ORDER. rig | TAS Bat ABOTTT.
For Sale Motorcycies ......83 es gh es Zeacgnabie eall Bll after 3 p-0.| sso a, Briggs, Stratis Amber|PAINT Bi Pe Buy Land Contracts 5 sen Ricele turn _t Miller 8t.
For Sale Bicycles ..++0.» Bet. , ae wood, 3 biks. West PAINT BY NUMBER PICTUR nied. Pa REDECO-
Boats & Accessories ; ‘$5 ; ARE A Ww s (| biks, W. of Lake ingstas 3| Scrabble games. Eiccorotens Ask fot vues Sea abeaegel Dwight, Side. Inquire 95
aa belie eR I cone J erties 4a eat fe Fee ee oe ges | FREE, TRIMMING AND REMOV ao REMOT Red hak a pel beng or ih TiN evesnas|T hus © BK
Transporation Otered 5 “COATS. : ao | Be eeafeee on ener # Om jae ersonals 25| HUMPHRIES REALTY ¢ te IONE
anted Used : ‘AA ATE DETECT! tilities
‘ W Cars sapiens ‘SOME THE A N S W ER TO mp! ‘ —_, Don’t merry. now rly AE GI AND FHA $e3,_¥) FE 44686,
anted Used Trucks eeeve 4 : Confide , consultation. FE CASH FOR HOME |
' : : 5-5201. — : ‘ Yes. we can’ sell ‘
Used Truck Pars ...+++« mA Donelson-Jo} wee PROBLEM:|g REACH CASH CUS: i SoMPCerY OLD WANE ie can, wi weey meh dows fer| SAVE. ENERGY, USE
4 For Sale Used eeees ee Ps 4 i r
; Auto Insurance| 0A “IWant Ads! To sell, TOMERS through Classi-|_ lems lake RA. ae | oe aut feel obligated. We WANT ADS! To find
. os sesveiie , rent, ee GUCTION will appraise ig ge al end jobe lace to li a
Foreign & Sports Cars .. 908 fied Ads, Call FE 2-8181,) 490m AUCTION wrsaay,| Set Tote wen retelvel ocd "used car, see Classi.
7°" ‘ 7 p.m. 2616 Dixie) WE WE y ar, see Classi-
. ‘Hwy.,'1_mile N. of Pontise city ON, ied NOW
By. mie I Sistsiutore. 88 W. “ 1 |
i. . +1887
Sale Used Cars poeus--Sl rocughtu Sarvice > 7H sie it's FE 2-8181.
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sa apiaigece in: oh
1 & 2. BEDROOMS
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
Pontiac's
West vide apartment ent development.
Deaviieet fon with metal cabi-
Automatic hea\ and hot water (soft)
furnished. Kitchen > ie maser TV
serial and many fine fea-
tures,
For a limited time, no leases or
tte ONLY
MANAGER 19 SALMER ST. APT. 6 FE 8-6918
we: 6 Aton PM.
T. HEAT PORN. #i¢
ed edroo ae Bee gece EE lat ee Come 4n or arm, een ante. 3 soums & Bvt.
MAYNARD SLATER rlendiy neigabors Adults only.
ERWIN SLATER | Close. “sowstownnyet in. good 53-55 N. PARKE ST. | [aitentlal neighborhood, $40, per FE 4-3546 Union ‘oourt, Phone Pe $7811 oF FL 5 3 FE « mpstead, 103 uren
ae = | Reat Houses Furnished 35
Rent Apts ' vatarmisnes 343 sah we MODERN, PARTLY
SIDE, ‘9 BEDRM., SE MONE, ballad Pa waite Realty Co, 382 Auburn.
ost. exclusive, modern) 4
BU Helge type batt with wid- ding® ind
ree furnished. OR 3-9105 2 SDS MODERN nOURE | i 1 ETTE. Pvt. 6177 Rowley St. Drayton Plains.
stove, rr heat, hot & FE 8-6008
furnished.
Hotel Rooms 39
eold water Adults only. 2 RM. FURNISHED LAKE FRONT |
ga B Peasens, aiiera_Apla owe, compieing moder, het) © HOTEL AUBURIN laund ' R by Dey or Week
one . ‘refrig, Adults ofl gg gy September, ui Also "1 or 2 room apartments
Ae, Lois. Pontiac OL 7 RMB. Non bet MONTH =| 4 Auura —
APT, SUILT-IN ODERN
' = : rator, many a oa ig mae wt. a | Rent Stores 40 2 | “e $1 ae ony, 3 fo architecture,’ OR 3-0103 0 ya Ss ~
adults, 900. +1569. RMS = CLEAN. | 20X00. 067 E PIKE. SUITABLE | 2 x bg | Child wetcome. ir7} Ti tor rea} «insurance or beau-
z ie 5 ome PTE Wick POR, RENT: NICE LARGE MOD. —. a , ‘ # ai : } @ arm ouse OD Tov
lotation. Keego. Completely re Farms Estate. On paved high- = Ea pe A email) sore ta, the
decorated. Stove & ref AA pea _ way, private iak & fish- a art St _— sbaber.
Rent reas. Tony, @3 or} ing,’ garden, small nursery. $100.| 3°05" Ps s
FE $-4101. | per month,” references r 1 Eoee ot. Pa ont ay 26131,
3 DIO APAR T | Some work available to help pay | ——
Biove, rigerator, t & light the rent. Groveland rerms at | ULTRA-NEW STORES WEST
furn, Private beth entrance. Groveland on the Holly side. FE 2-3144.
$58 per mo. PAUL KER phones. ME 46451 or ME 17-1761,
INC. FE_ 2-020 ‘MODERN ¢ RM, YEAR AROUND
3 BEDRM U new AND -v season. Pontiac Lk, OR __ Rent Office Space 41 ¢. tiving rm., ine
me ie Sarport "1 block SMALL FURNISHED HOUR | NEW BUILDING. % BLOCK FROM
from Dus, and Sy Pin ree)" Squirrel Court, Aubura Hats, $40 ee I al” ae aed
= arr a Fe i big parking jot. Ideal od any
7 BEDRM. 5 RMS. AND BATH, Fiat {ees POR RENT IN- Bardon month
. FE 6-9702 after § | quire at 1676 Taylor Rd. Ask for og gin aad
ov ® pie, in the es R ‘e Hows Ul f , 36 22144 - Ez. FE
~ one nt | louses nfurn, H
me Any re = re . RRA | SALES | Orr ice OR BARBER
RM. APT. sTOV REFRIG. & bpbediad . 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW.
> oa furn. 160 Lekere Ave | Large lot. Lk. Priv. Wl sel) or
7 ae pe Pee Bowte & HEAT Tent Inquire Sais Elizabeth Li
Aple &2452. 4100 Airport aE
| oe Dixie. $440 M aa
7 RMS. w, ge. UTILITIES FUR-
nished main I.
J ROOMS AND BATH onto —*.
wen 3 5 eau we HEAT.
7 ROOUT AND. oa EAST RIDE | Full dem't. Edison teats. "Poves drive, nice yard, fenced, Pa
+ RMS vuaY 7 CEA N. RENT
street. Alum doors, screens
_4-6065 $70 mo. t or lease.
reas. caretaker—rear door iz BEDRM WALLED LK $73 MO.
we ON. Ld Vacant May 6 NA 7-318
7 RMS. FO? L BAS. GROUND 7 BEDRM BRICK. CLEAN. Ga- floor, Stove and refrig. "Ie rage lake priv. PE 2-2900.
ee Grove BEDROOM. DRAYTON PLAINS. | BATH tors * heat, rec. room, dra
of closet epace. FE &-0544 Crom hout, attached garage. Si00
3 LABGS 3 ROOMS AND BATH, « oa. | _mo _ 37-1784. ods wlllittes peenianed FE 2 BEDROOM. BASEMENT i
ee | terfront. Yr. around.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. REFRIG- _3-3262.
erator A stave. Adults omy. Palm)
vu . 4 Auburn FE 26859 -— 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX —
- - A," ATE, tA asail| BEA
J 8 er ei 2 | FAST BOULEVARD HEIGHTS a . NEWLY DOR ATE Now Renting For
its St. Pontise Apartmen $15 PER MONTH
OFFICE
3 ROOMS » AND oni geo — 544 KE Boulevard ‘ot Valencia
ers, newly decors eat {Ur 7 BEDROOM, OIL HEAT, NEAR ished. $45 month. |" Drayton. $70 month. Phone FE
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foe arnt to TED'S DRIVE INN.
53-8808
BEDROOM MODERN, 3 MILES Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 41A 41A
TBEDRM. 50 MONTH. a0 SOOT | LARGE BUILDING, | SUITABLE warehouse of
business. Good .,, Builders fiers Pstha nge 3-7210 92-3463
4 iy
OWNER. RANCH HOME. 3 BED-
ied | Rent Farm Property | 41B
3 ACRES ~ on a. w bedroom ertile ran ot
for je stand. 965
rE 106. HIGHWAY.
pore
rtunity |
per nents.
40 ACRES - 3 |) BEDROOM 1 FARM
bome Spe-
cia} sqeaueresien to middle-aged
couple who were reared on farm.
$60 per month. Write qualifica-
Pontiac Press Box 96. tions to
For Rent Miscellaneous 42 42 —
- N ake jon, $550 r
month Call for details, *
. INC. 2331 8
home and 4 acres. Level land,
smal! barn with Nghts and water
Priced t. Call FE 60458 or
2 YEARS OF SERVICE C 5-4619. _
eon SCHUETT, Realtor
ac age a Teal bargain on this | ize OWNER. 4 ROO! ba aa
pletely pag 2 bedroom om acre of land. $60
nome. Basement with new fur- per mo. Balance $5.30. 40816
=e 4 ae ge ineyard. RE 23-0439.
ce sc wi aip UNG car io Priced at y | BIRMINGHAM-PEMBROKE AREA
reasonable monthly 1% # am
payments mars has heat & lights. nog x near oro ool
MOGute | lite" betroom home| commuters. $16,000. MI = that we have taken in 6:
Living room with dining crea, Mt tl
fun bath with plestic tie. Large
295 Will sacrifice Sse |
tome for only $6960 with
dow
| RIGHT
_2-7730_ after 3 p.m. FE_5-0030. For Sale Houses 43 room. ly deec- ,
orenea, 7 Re sorted near 7 BEDROOM RAMONA qesnace
Sear's. $15. month. ; oF will sell with small down pay: IMMACULATE 2 BEDROO ment, $65 mo FE 41560. home. 4 yrs. old city. rE.
Roy Annett_ Inc. Realtors 28 E 2 FAMILY - 6 RMS BATH. FUR-| _¢0
Huron St. FE 80466. nace Stove & refrig, Rel, FE yj REY BRICK |
— | 278. eran | ranch. 1% _ Attached ga- |
3 RM APT PyT BATH & EXT 3) BEDRM RM HOME. CLOSE IN| rage. Over! Morey’s Goit |
_Partly furn 285 Whittemore _)_Reas FE $-2487 | Cub with access to Long Lake |
4 Rg ACROSS PONTIAC MO- 3 y BEDROOMS. - 1% BATHS, CAR- w taxes. Many extras. ek |
PE 56028 after 5 | peting dra garage, lease — | Swoer Bee 41 — over 000. |
‘4 =i 3 ROOM APARTMENTS | 875 mo. pontine Rd. MU) 5
Ses casetaker 3¢ Washington. FE' _ +8576. OWNER. 3 3ORH $1600 BAL. |
+1081 RMS & bare oe: BLUE SKY is month. Ma 528 ne
AND BATH ON LK. PVT. Theater. ESCENT LA VILEOES
RMB CAND OR 3-07) |$ ROOMS AND BATH UTILITY | bedrms. Large lot. Recr rm. m
y B GARAGE AUTO} room an@ screened porch Couple| basement. ning rm. Aluminu
+ 6 . + -* FE #141 ' without children, please. M1 ae oo $14,000. Own:
client ta -54T
RMS. & BATH UPPER. SED 06 BY OWNER, SMALL HOUSE
* oom, Al utilities {urn Ou dus ¢ ROOMS & BATH Sor Cheap. large lot PE 6-6073 of PE 23482 _Hne. Adults only, 114. 8 bsrehel | . a
@ FAMILY BRICK APT. HOU = $200 1 DOWN
west 4 unfurn, Nesascy. ae BEDROOM HOME, WITH E WITH LOE. |, begroem sta starter house with base- | rms. & aK modern, heat & _s#arden plot. E wee rough, wiring, included. Dos |
hot water furn. adults only, $75 § ROOMS AND UTILITY. OI} MeDeened’
_mo. 174 = Pike, FE 5-8605 2-6332 or FE 25788. saLL MODERN HOUSE - GA- |
‘ A UTILiTies _ after 5 | rage. At Eilizabeth Lak FE
furn. pe in. FE ¢ ¢ BEDROOM, HOME. DOWNTOWN | _ 5-2090.
Drayton ce i
CRM NO CHILDREN. 162 WASH.) DIVER, Nisguire 28 ambure | DS4¥ZON WoOge. BY, Omran: «ROOMS. AND BATH STOVE, * bie AND BATH. NEWLY DEC. | rm. Lge. kitchen, Sone |
“Bished, ie and rst utilities fer-| rated, lake v, at Crescent aren & range. 1% bathe. Family
giso washer and dryer.! Lake $60 mo. No drinkers, VE | ned basement, 2 fireplaces.
3 E Mansfield ,_ 5-2566. | Attache 3 car at gorses. OF R 3-8106_
Rs 4 RM. FULL BSMT.. AUTO. HEAT | _ 4300 ‘ “aa AND BATH. UPSTAIRS gt pa m. | Fwookag ane BATH. ONLY $2,000 fiat. Fe 2-4309 after 4 P | rage ah $
4 ROOM COTTAGE BEHIND, 6 mus = ‘BATH. RANCH TYPE bh pt dada inaly Se |
West Hur se ean Huron) — _$85_m n0._ FE 20M Estate, OR 3-8138.
Trailer rv.) a] pearly modern house } RANCH TYPE, 3 RMS, TILE
SRM. BATH & GARAGE On Tetung ‘oa @ iniitep. Paved road.) bath. large kitchen-dining area. |
_bus_line. FE_5-6267 —= will give year's lease, $65 month-, No basement. $¢@ month. MY) U give y
5 LOWER A PARTLY. ly 3-1906.
rf Write Pon- ay Avail; ‘gor 101 r Doroth an Snyder Lavender,
Realtor Est. 20 Years. ;
| | toc |
| ¥ ROO AND BATH. UTILITIES cogenes, mel ET
rn clobe fe, FE DEAL LOCK Phone EM 33303 or _ MU 4-417,
ee eer a schools Near 40 MONTH ¢ RMS. 2 BEDRMS.
Genera! Hospital. Ref. required. Children. 2685 Orchard Lk. Ave.
FE +0. we 406 KENILWORTH RMS. & BATH. FULL BAS : 4 rooms and beth. All on } floor.
mt, 2S ee Rent or sell. WE 3-4200 or Ml
ON en ty aor 39 ie 67955. Jerome Building Co.
au ecora ——_———
_Souple preterred. sas FE e307, 3023 NORCOTT ST. 3 ROOMS & BATH. STATE aT 3 rooms down and 3 room
$65. afer 6, FE 45032. In
5 BATH. Ww. SIDE | sell. WE 3-4209 or MI
Gas heat, FE 47328 _rome Building Co.
CLOSE AUBURN HEIGHTS SMALL | @ RM. DUPLEX. 65
in. Also commercial houses, $35 mo, UL 2-2312.
i & p.m. AT WALNUT LAKE — COZY ALL
modern § room house. Full base- oe 4-7066
| |
LEAVING CITY 2 SIX-RM. HOUSES, LAKE PROP-
erty, LI 1-8166.
room home, ia HIGHLAND AREA, NEW 2 BED. | |
{ rge jot,
= Saran Call evenings after six. low down |
| BY OWNER, 2 BEDROOM FRAME
tiled kitchen, bath and aeemen.
ot OR" 5 foes fenced yard. 2 car
location, reasonab! "PERSONALIZED HOMES |
up 4
Keego Harbor. hede “rent | 2 BEDRM. re tom DOWN
. EDRM. 28B R FISHER BODY.
$800 down. ae 86-2214 _FOR SALE BY OWNER. TWO)
story income prope
entrance. Conventent
5-5124 ter 5:30
_ day Sat vie Pom. and all Private |
erms. Call |
é LOVELY 3 ROOM APT MUST dults| ment & garage. Couple desired. | be oom | to be sDDrecinied A ee BT ete us 6.
ALL vee ROUND. ALL “FUR- BRICK 3 ROOMS & & BATH. PLUS
Nice yard. Nr, utility . school &
> 057.
room bath om Pon-
dae Lake ear beal. "Private en-|__ shopping center. OR 3-3
trance. No children. $70 per mo. CLARKSTON, 3 BEDROOM RANCH
OR 3-0178. lot 110 x 140, children Welcome.
AT 323 OAKLAND, 3 ROOM 7071 Felix Dr. $100 month. M
upper with bath and private en. | _b-2110. 2 8B DROOM | Dt DU- |
| 30z¥ 56 RMS MODERN = GA
rage In xeces Harbor. 84 Pop-
lar.
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Tri-Level starter home on 1 acre.
M 3-0482. ome possession,
RMS. paved street. $6,960.
$60 month. PE
BEDRMS.
basement, automatic storms, insta letion,
t, 4-1750 or
NOR 2 eon gas NEWLY DEC. BASEM'T,
S24 °W
EN heat, eee down,
FULL
heat,
sar
FE
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cheep, 772
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3 GHAM - CENTRALLY = 8t. Clai
imac decorated. 2 bed", FOR RENT 5 gg itd Lk. | area TARE BORM. BRICK
fooms. Large living room. ane Rd, 2 mi east of Clyde. Mich. | Bsmt. tiled. Fireplaces. City wa-
pera? "Rrohea" Peete Se, TAT Nome ea ee * Cal) Midwest _ Lake RM. DU- | 4 BEDROOM HOME EXTRA LOT. Boose or Pisderal &-21Sh Silex westside, 68 PE $-6768. (4 At Duck Lake, $1209 dowa. OR
NEWLY | ROCHESTER - 54180 DEQUIN- | ~ =
"decorated. “re Ste ent Gas ore q houses together. One has A THINKING MAN'S HOUSE
heat. sm . FE 2-5606. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths — Other has ae rons. MAN 8 PRICE
livin east of Pontiac, 's acre.
en ROOMS AND BATH, 2 lara, becipeme: toas $137.50 3 bedrooms. Basement, Automatic
r fiat. Heat furn, FE 44127.) (oon tease FE a oil furnace. $7,950, Terms to auit
SHOR APARTMENT. PARTLY | sGo7TT LAKE. 2 BEDR MOD-| oF Will consider small housetrail-
reasonab HOLLY- ern, nice yard, lake Oe henes, er as down payment.
‘oop ARTMENTS, 14 E. 63903. — E CITY
erd. : 2 . Lares Bos. Ben room
JAMES BLVD "gua HOUSE ON Mis ‘and (dining ‘room ‘ca
e vs room 8 remeat Btove MA pret Bache ARE Suivi. mest. Gu he ate ly stock, from
( HOUSE, c » $0,
aad tt ot om es vagal “Meee Rent or “gett Call eer pee papas a small house as
ay nt “ia _ i eA i ee: gLWOOD REALTY __ FE 2-8452
be RY ful pvt. vi iake Mi ant tro wtTake “ 1" bedroom br rik, ear car :
fou Ea fishing, UN ri Lgaxestiae. 8 e privilege RENT IT FAST
D8 BERN, BOPER, Neat enced West Side Brick Duplex — through Rent Rds! Room,
back yard. Ref. OL $90 MONTH | :
NICE 3 RMS. A naar STOVE VASBINDER, INC. jhouse, apartment, any-
“and refrig. rn, . ;
at’ 734 W. Huron. FE 5-8875 _ [china on Want Adj- dive
TATU ET ONSET i WE OE, SE Ta i room apt. Private athe. Gas heat, Exe, cond. . . .
ath, 945 per mo | you ACTION. Dial FE T ‘
Auburn Avenue, second floor Stu- WaTER a FORD WHAR AIRPORT
dio, apt, Private bath heat: and “ 2 bdrm: ap ha ast oy 2.8181. _ i
h nace. Storms
piights sfurniened, $98 Pep enie moe FE W680. PAUL
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© 1900 by WEA Gordes, be.
Td Reg, US, Pot OFF
“Of course it’s only.a hint, ‘Herbie, but let’s not forget by Kate Osan
who's making it!” ¢-4
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ae ew wee 3 bees i
ranch home in Drayton area. Cer- t “150 down.
amic tiled nem. full bem't. Paina
rec. space. Fenced rear
Bisse street. A real tae
16,500 with only $2,600 down,
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor
Dizie Hwy. at T PE 2-0123 paid —r
AMPLE CUS PARKING eT
room, # bar, -in kitchen, gas
heat. 1% ae sores. lot 00 x
180 ft. trees & berry
re Walled Lk. area, by owner.
4-2616.
BASE-
water RICK. LL
gas heat, storms,
softener. Stove. 2's-car gar
fruit trees. 715x223 ft lot, near
i $14,730. PE 5-9783 or FE
din, rm.
d, ceramic tile bath, plas-
walls. Pon basement. Cor-
Cyclone fence.
and MSUO. FE room, i? liv. rm.,
SUBURBAN INCOME | 2 Located 8 miles west of chased i
near new shopping —
cludes t1 rooms. "2 baths. full | basement, separate i eipess:
large lot, besutiful srounde. Only
6.450 — Terms. Call J. A. Tay- |
, Realtor, 7732 Highland Rd.
OR +4-03906
ey, after 6 call
FE 2-331 'Y OWNER. 3 BEDROOM BRICK
Large lot, paved st
& sereens. $650
balance on a VA mortgage
re gsyae taxes“& insurance.
Johnson
in the comer of Auburn Heights
is the lotation of this onal é
bedroom home with basem
large lot with addittena) small |
house on rear of lot for anal |
ing purposes. Both modern. On-
Z $1,009 down wil] move you
Pe 2935! FE $647
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE roe or
| HOUSE AND TWO
al t Pris $1 one } eneral repairs e on y
ok eons. gan at 9045 Hutchin: Lake Township. 2 BATHS, WEBSTER | i230 living rm., drapes,
rms, screens, BEDRM * school .
carpet, gas, heat, s! softener, owner, PE 2-7734.
3 BEDROOM BRICK, BIRMING-
ham, call] now,
basement Full lai newly
decorated. MT ¢- | 2 BEDROOM HOME. NICE LO.
eation. 1 acre of land. Schoo! |
bus at door Unreasonable offer
not refused. FE 48007"
BY OWNER: SYLV AN Y LAKE
Fromage beagtiielly rem bret | ‘S|
|
save agent fees.
&
|
|
} \
lot. Breakwater, dock 7 rm. brick
with 2 ga oe plus recrea-
tion room. 12°24" | yoreeeea nporcr vetting lake.:
replace. 2-car $or0bo |
tity” water sewer. $46,
Shown by appt. FE 2-4201. No.
agents.
BEDRM. BRICK. 1's en FE |
3 heat, Indian Village.
BLVD. ADAMS RD. AREA. | 8
lonia} ranch 3 bedrooms. screen |
porch. Fireplace, recreation room
with bar. 2car garage 100x618
lot” 4 horse stables and utility
building. 625.900, or best offer.
By owner. Leaving state. UL |
2-1928
SEE -6 RM. W
block ranch with attached
BY
bedroom home... OWNER
3 with canal) —
Mt yard w 6,500, Must
appreciated Shown |
by appointmer 8-1250 | HITE ¢ CINDER | are:
oo extra lige. city lot. Full pr! ce
You make terms. 447 Ken
fwarth Ave. Holly MElrose 7- 1302.
tl il
| INDIAN VILLAGE
Here’s an outstanding op-
portant? for an alert fam-
ly to purchase a besutiful
home tn this exclusive neigh-
borhood. bedrooms, 2
baths, large ps room,
decorated with Japanese Ae
rege.
drive
buy of your
$550 DOWN
no other cost moves you in
this lovely 2 bedroom ranch.
Plastered walls, oak floors,
forced air héat. Principle
and interest payments $44.24
a month,
EAST WALTON
Here's a beautiful home you today for the
life.
No money down to veterans;
small down payment to
others, s
OFF JOSLYN
New 3 bedroom homs. Out-
standing throughout, 17 ft.
kitchen, file bath, lovely full
basement, forced air hea leg 3 _For Sale Sale Houses 4)
BLA DRAYTON PLAINS
ee Beautiful
lot $600 dow: EORGE BLAIR EALTOR
oa 3-1261
Eves,
2 BEDROOM to.
sa te Re. MY
4 2 BEDROOM
basement, bath,
ee room. Pair e
ing ac a little werk. Will deal
se on reasonable
terms. CALL DON
FE 56-8183
BY OWNER In good downtown Pontise loca-
tion. @ large rooms Bath. Large
closets. Com,
miaeet. Be eat Must sell due
to ulne
BUY “THIS 3 bedrm. brick, full bamt., Rec.
m. Lot 18x Landse
BY OWNER. 8 ROOM HOUSE IN country on | acre of good ,
2 bedrooms. 4 rooms im knotty
oe Oil furnace. Elec. hot water
eater. 14s car garage. Part base-
of trees. $6,000. $600
#2281.
5 miles North of Pontiac. Ranch
| Close to St. Mike's
3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME. GAS
|} BEDROOM,
frontage near Sylvan Lake por (SOUTH BLOOMFIELD HIGH-
, | ; COUNTRY ESTATE
For Sals Houses 43
Bedroom. |x
HOMES.
$100 DOWN ‘Moves You In
- sO
WHY PAY RENT?
4 .
BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS
LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES |
MODEL OFEN
WESTOWN se PE &2163 or Eves. LI 3-4677
PONTIAC TOWNSHIP Cute 2. bedroom home for the low,
bw e of $3.950.
C SCHUETT, Realtor PE 86-0458 or PE 4-6055
THIMK!"
Home and Income H Let the tenant heip you pay
for this well conditioned 3 fam
fly home, with full basement,
3 car garage. Downstairs apart-
ment !
bath, g room.
and>kitehen; upstairs apartment
includes one’ bedroom and full
bath; automatic heat and hot
water, screened front porch
Newly decorated tnterior. Priced
at $13,500. It will pay you to
look today. -
Only $1,500 Down
Be first to see this clean een?
2 sctebrco ee only @ stone’
throw fro: Mike's. Otfers
convenient mite a with bag amy
living room
full basement with automatic
heat and hot water,
‘SCHRAM' NEW 3} BEDROOM
Now. under
15x14 livinr room and 10x17
f kitehen amuy
ment with
ixM ft. construction with -
se-
oil FA heat and recreation s
oy “ oc eon clo
ine “eians
day! FAY forms, | Bee
porch, venetian blinds, storms
and screens, sertye, Don't wait.
Call us now
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor
7m Clemens ss
Mr. Me | FE 8-120) or rE §-8004
peed Suite rm and screens. cae
priv. ots st lot. Near Wittens Ux.
nee STEVE: gg 3 CARPET-
liv rm with picture win-
cow. 11‘gxl4 ritehen "with picture
ow. 2 bedrm: aths.
Petition plastered er tifea base-
nd Lot,
MIXED NEIGHBORHOOD, 3
room, full basement. Low down
pazment. Call after 3:30, FE
BATHS, FULL
basement ‘e-acre lot Carpeting
throughout Modern ranch, 342
years old Trailview ‘gubdivision
Walled Leake. MArket 14°
lands. New beautifully decorated
custom-built brick house, 3 bed-
Phan 6 3 wee. large kitchen, — te with “all aeppliances.
Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout,
fireplace . gss furnace, terrace,
2%-car. garage, concrete drive
and walks, Bloomfield Hills end
St Hugo's agree Location: 2213
Somerset Rd., jocks normess
from wootwsia and Squa:
W. E_ Rorabaugh,
2293 Somerset.
‘007 Qua: ake.
Swner-bulld.
er. Phone
+7
Located on 4t street. Onty
$400 down, FHA terms.
WILLIAMS REAL EATATe & sale! he
1483 BALDWIN 4-054 John K.
Irwin & SONS
NO DOWN PAYMENT:
Nice family home on Raeburn
Street consisting of living room,
modern GT
ith
the second. Full basement,
rage, and large lot, $8,600.
4 FAMILY BRICK APARTMENT:
Building is in excellent condi-
tion . Central
garages,
vate baths and entrances. Pays
good dividends for 4 & invest-
pce Priced at $ with
BRICK ."BUNG GALOW. 2 LOTS:
e nicest 6 room homes
. this area, Large living room
and kitchen with onting space
three bedrooms ath, all
on one floor, seccmens and
two car attached garage. $17,-
500 FHA, Terme.
John K, Irwin & Sons L kitchen NORTH EXD
bedroom. the room ; large utilit
Ons h jot
$7,875 with g with 12x13 liv-
ge rg tory
eat
Priced at
$1,650 down and
$58 per mo
my SIDw BRICK
—- 8 with 13x17 os
bifchen, Pan Gascon ein
oil FA heat.
die. $1,850 will han-
IVAN W. SCHRAM
REALTOR 942 JOSLY
OPEN Lady GS AND SUN
MULTIP G SER N COR. MANSFIELD
E LISTING co GLAREBTOR.
ranch home
cotner lot. L
art dwn. 4
§- 1025. 3 BEDRM. BRICK,
with basement L 2]
ots of extras. $14,
1, per cent sertkeee. |
STOUTS Best Buys
Today
oe BOW LAKE ace
Pa thie pa aon
The retreat, and quiet
waterfront
lovely land-
scapéed site is nestied on @
bay away
and noise.
3 room#® and bath, from al] bustle
This beauty has
high pol-
ished oak floors, glossy pan-
eling on
ledgerock
1
the
pienie| table, | $16,
CLA This brick
tt
ecorated
baths. The summer walls and rustic
fireplace. Enjoy
barbecues
foo! with
RKSTON n'frame_ rancher handy
is two minutes to all school
has 6 tastefully
rooms with t'
master bath has
- sige eaeen, ote dou-
e
rice “Bitehen fg loaded wit!
boa
hae. twin features at one
rds and
other
down. eup! sinks. M
only $1,
CRANBERRY LAKE The time
dream home to build vour
is now here,
We are offering some choice
scenic sites on this
coue eats.
being
built will Sena to show
the exclusiveness “6!
subdivision. letur-
The three homes
constructed or
‘OU
ia,
make your selection.
Warren Stout,
TiN, Saginaw
Open HALTORS 313. Wesst Huron Street Phone F or FE 3-403)
FE 23-8503
t Call now and
Realtor
re 58-8168
‘til 6:00 FE §-9471 |
eppolntments call FE 8-1784
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
‘
Waterford
High school only ‘yg blocks away
from this lovely 4 be drcoes home
rey of quires — with
90 lot. fene rear
yar. gas Seat water ‘oftener,
aluminum storms & poe car
port & built im "54 $1,500
Near Tel- Huron This 2 bedroom home has many
extras. Beautiful living room with
brick fireplace oak ts
lastered walls, gas radiant heat,
Hy eis % garage.
’ $650 Down Will move you into a very
leges on Cass Lake, Nice fence
yard with flowers & shrubs, $6950.
Honeymooners
ance Gleaming oak ;
heat & many other features.
ny have to see to appreciate.
i-Level and Tri-Level
your lot we have
for your : eee
TED MCCULLOUGH TREALTOR
5143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd.
| FE 8-1284 FE
¥ | Open 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday 1-5 SALE OR 2 RENT - ; HOUSE FOR
‘Lake privileges, ey Ay terms, 6800
. Forest Lawn.
| Vacant—$500 Down
lot. near bus line and school in
city
West Side All large rooms. Ist fioor living
kitchen. 2nd bes 3 bedrooms and
bath, finished 3rd floor Basement,
FA ofl heat. 2 car garage, large |
tot. $14,960, terms.
Crescent Lake Privileges White ranch on wooded lot, liv-
yr dining
Point" oui
rooms, family room
utiity room with FA oil heat,
washer and dryer. 2 car attached fireplace,
3.
tile bath,
garage. Vacant Price reduced
to $19,500; Terms,
Sylvan Shores Brick Log burning fireplace, marbie|
window sills.
tile bath, 3nd floor 2 large bed-
rooms and bath Basement. FA
ol] Neat. 2ecar garage. View of
lake and privilege jot, $22,500.
Terms
Loon Lake Front Zoned. commercial, Dixie Hwy,
near Drayton Plains, 1 acre ident
AS er Unusually well bull
bedrooms, tile bath and
2 lavatories. Ot] heat. ws car ga-
rage, Vacant. $26,600,
Watkins Lake Front
150 ft. sandy beach, American Co-
lonial brick, § bedreoms, 3 baths,
spacious rooms, Large basement
tecreation room, 2 br ee FA ' oll heat Also lot with
| tennis court and aie fered
/ at $60,000. Term
Roy Annett, tae. Realtors since 1923
28 fF Huron
| Open Evenings & Sunday 1 - @ +
wale
cya we
"One hase”
VFORD AGENCY.
rage on } lots on small lake.
C. “PANGUS, Realtor
2160 M15. Ortonville. NA _ 17-2815
Nothing Down = = starter Ly Sg P oe,
Basement en pod om
Wiring, See our model. Don
Donald. OR 3-2837.
BUILD NOW
eC HOME
Call today. ing available.
our tol or youre. Tour pas or
}. < HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Walton
“LOOK
Total
rp.
2 bedroom home with lake Labbe
You better take _@ look at 4
ou
Bee homes. Nothing down on
or several
choice lot« aveienie. Model open
4-3844 |
room 14x24, dining room, modern.
tng room 15x22 wall-to-wall car-
kitchen with ‘Hot !
2 spacious bed- |
Ist floor 5 rooms & |
for clinie or other “well bul
FEderal 68-0466 |
For Sale Houses 43)
Im mediate. Possession | |
jogos: #7358 with small
ial Be AWE ria
walls & oak floors.
rage All thig for $18,
000 down. Hurry
Attac mee ga
. i Doroth y Sn er ier Lavender WHERE ELSE caw you | 4t this bome with car. | cid A
~ * FOR neighborhood Newly dec — | phone kee 3-390 Oo Mo 400? +0012 rar 10
7 Don tareeMeeean =) 1 CON. LAKE TOTAL on call : J: For Sale,Houses 43 | HERBERT C. DAVIS LOON EARS we $69 PER. ¢ MONTH I 4915 Irwindale Drive Ranch home with 3 ;
—VA TER “| , + * t basement, ‘fire x i
eas SYLVAN LAKE Pewee Moen Partridge 3 + Sam, Warviek ne new S-bedroomm { ath ~~ Must be scid.
~ br eve ranch home re-- mLOV. i.
; . BEDROOM COLONIAL | piece. builtins, dear earage 185 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE = in JUDAH LAKE Estates FE ee Gece Leslie R. vet tee ge ha % j ie . lake Rive 5, $24,400 Open Sur
LAKE — —- GOLF | Lifetime Aluminum ~ | cay 180 9 Bharwood Pon ae | PE seit a8 summ
Rar aaa Maet afer, (MOOR 8 mma Te SACRE reason why FZ wil, enjoy thie FHA $450 MOVES YOU IN 3 BEDROOMS
Srivileqes OA pisastet rey of] m0 MOVES YOU IN | 3 bedroom. triiewel. gas beat.; 4 moder $ rooms’ & bath with Just @ stones a ® 4 PER ER MONTE : twee _ reon brie k& ranch ot 3 from the lake and the ” -. 5 acres foam wita iourees in, the Coun DLORAH 8 @ tO ieee sciviogss ne | come See ee quickly at only Builder of Na Homes £4 y $6500 : a vi 1 ackty Se Prame, rooms. full base- OPEN SUN
~ Lalleaen Fe 2 mei ith” waitcost RMS, 3 BEDRMS. ALUMINUM REALTOR LAD S
LEAVING STATE siding. Storms and — screens. | UL 22930 a Walled Lk: area, $2, down, $48 4286 Dizie Hwy. OR +1
Owner leaving state will sacri imo MA 62061. NOTHING DOWN ___ | 3888 Lapeer Ra. FE hb Clarkston school OWN YOUR HOME, BRICE :
et tor only Gio dows an | FURNISHED MODEL | PRoNT 3 dedrm. Germs &| Bloomfield — Owner ments pf only $67 per m screens. Insulated. Compicted ex- ranch on %
1. taxes, insu +h ‘Bk rough wiring Gwe ned oo Large liv-
teers) = OPEN | B&2 Starter Homes || Picieiataiae as Tit for appointment. | es : tached garage. Only $21,006. re = EXCELLENT .- i
REALTOR PARTRIDGE | DAILY 10-8 tow Raga a on i Lo ves rE +388: og HURON H Tll MELROSE into big ranc ees 2 car attached
BIRMINGHAM ADAMS RD. ‘AREA * Excess Bom Perey ant) seccee So tving be a ‘anch, rms. 2% baths places basement, tT x 272. t
ee $8,250 pg . ent ne
| Oe eer: at eee. ESTATE. LI — or LI &
: . COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT W est Suburban
¢ -|§ ROOM HOME. ‘TWO CAR GA |, $ oom home built
OR TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT | Tage, good condition, full bese-|' im 7963. 5 po. $69 ment, PA oil furnace. Pica. ne AS
' fhooor o'Beauital corser 3 lot. a te ssi ¢. ng Sy 2 3 io r -
ven ‘ide io aioe ten mi food | DLORAH BLDG. CO | Meges on very lake. Com. pinay eae oc TOOMS, SeD- | c | merce township. pod $10,900
arate entrances, separate baths. | FE 8-6455 | good terms
ment ices abeded ot ok ts | eos. |” sage ee 8 . Beautiful three bedroom home. full price :
property neh a] Sian 96 000 | ee ao Poag to is 3) attached garage. family room. en- GI resale built in ‘86. *
r unit. Call for informa-| Car garage. Peneed yard. storms | n We es os pg blocks off ‘Baldwin, a. rer pees ae. Fs Priced right. Terma. Shown by See this today!
MACEDAY LAKE privileges At- appotmtment eniy. tractive 2 = Faso = 2) RANCH STYLE STEELE REALTY 135 GILES i DAL co.
Euchen’ This fully uated necks | Rd. (M30) at. Highland, Mich. | PE $4119) 33) BALDWIN AVIR F
panes Tae Day meson heme) ~=S-EEDROOM BRICK MUtual 42045. pi ad
in good. she mt ‘soaly| LAKE PRIVILEGES {MULTIPLE s) sones row “from . lake | G a SYLVAN CARE. 3
Only ‘ys000 with any sows. | ae oeeom st ,OWNER ~ Located Small ‘family te eccw care of oe oe jisseo. fo Avondale. Pie Cau how for full information. > hemes and acre lots yast cory bungalow. Needs some
BASHABAW ROAD neari seven minutes from downtown minor finishing. 3 bedroom, $350 DOWN oi y new Pontine in Waterford To oll heat, hardwood floors,
one floor home—’ bedroom brick outtas. aaens — _ Aluminum and stone trim. bedroom home off Joslyn.
Tile bath 12 x 16 Hed. L- “ty tenes Large lot Country living, Pull basement, cok Tieors, tng room has picture window, ones 6 lee Ovi on, hear Orion. aed | price teswent walls, gas heat, .
incl? SSG'Tareet (2h ciate | SEI Vand) separate’ dining JIM WRIGHT, Realtor ; ‘ Se ee" Soetee” & | terse French doors overlooking 345 Oakland Ave FE 5-044! NO $$$ DOWN
and about half the wall has been | Mara oe ee a mee MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE As LOW gh te ree
uilt M2 IP yom gps eet ing for | big bedrooms; full basement | NEW 2-LEVE IN A 2? OR 3 BED!
only "$13,480 with $1300 dows, | finished with " beautifully tiled | NEW 2-1. L. OWNER. LIKE NEW | floor and ceiling, tocgluding a | West suburban location with Pan- HOME. CA *
Willi large recreation room; 2? car | oramic view. Situated on a lively TAILS
tilam Miller garage with 16 ft. cement drive| ‘year around canal, New bri¢k and r
R ] FE (. to road: aluminum sterms and / aluminum side home with large R, J. (DICK) VALUET ealtor . -0263 | screens; s couple minutes walk | living room. 3 bedrooms and tiled
1076 W Huron to 1%, acre out-lot onto lake bath on second level. Another / 345 Oakiand ave.
Open to Price $22,500. | living room, streamlined kitchen Call Ev Etc ca RE
|] BEDRM RANCH SMALL DOWN | Scth, turpace Tose wip echematie | MULTIPLE a ace roo ti
payment. OR 3-6069. a aereees aa heat on Mthe first lev level. ‘plastered
HAYDEN ti PONTIAC NORTHERN ts -— s SY L Vv AN SHORES block from this 1 1% story
Elsinore Dr, -- 3 bedroom brick. with basement, furnace. ,
rancher with tiled fay = -— en Ist, floor. Unfinished a Bs
, to wall carpe semen - 671, Term i
with tile oe ok automatic heat = * :
| Situated on a double lot with NO DOWN PAYMENT for. quall-
| van Lake privileges fied GI. 9 Reom home in excel- :
| RILEY REAL ESTATE , Tent condition, Plastered walls. $ Fes a Lake Rd. Rms. with bath on Ist. i
_FE_ 4-482 ‘FE ¢1157/ Rms. and bath on 2nd.
Rect 'ear"gehee, Se fe , rene s 4 r . e
‘| WATKINS L AKE home with part on
3 BEDR RANCH — 100x300 4 100 frontage on paved Tot, lake fieges, attached gs st. $13,000, rage, enclosed breezeway,
Lootgge ager like new = real mod-
real y, it now, . ranch home
$19,050. Easy terma, has brick front. Large L.R.- with
= ell. Echoag ene
’ furnace. Nice lot 110n160.
J R. ‘Hiltz $13,200 with $1300. down * sume FHA ents
mel ’ .
| 1611. W._ Wuren PE_5-6181 -Brick
ranch home with 120° lake front
‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE age. 2 B.R. ted area cled den which could be as ae. B.R. Select yer
¢ O cedar = age closet. — Tichen fice
livi room with natural stone
a | nd fireplace with fixtures 1212
picture window. 2 car garage
hana additional storage
THOSE FAMOUS WORDS Lentetent or. Oe “It Might Have Bee
the * are
saddest ever known.
}
4 a
living room. ig. bah heat.
An excellent buy af $11,500
-~Be your own landlord ~..
Terms can be ite
A LOVELY »
home with
| rage, large 4 rooms and bath, oi] heat. large | ctams B popes
se
with lates, prota view be] "indo ce~
day Lake, sized
bedrooms,
room with ver area,
basement, heat, On
i a profess ig ho acter
34 acre er e privileges
rnivant LAKE -_ If art ve hee ak rainbows
hor a lakefront home |
| i
i are Tih
attached garage.
ge and many other
attractive features includin,
ong Rat ae of $10,900. Ca penne):
}
| Power GREW on trees | /you'd be @ militonaire tt / you owned this home, be-
/ cause it's Rigg ett
‘has. Bea" j trees.
/ WwW
/ rooms,
fi veniences » desired lor
bet r living. "iheis a> ure even tora to escort
ronan it, $24, 800.
HERE'S A CHOICE ¢ store puslg ith
attrac ve" and
currently fentin, ‘ood
reliable tenants at tiny per
mo Ros 4 edvantage is
opportunity to it
our ‘income with en! comall nvestment. e. se eer-
tainty Bey you to in te
1 23-7103 for further
information, RAY O{NEIL, Realtor
reba 262 8S. Telegraph Ra.
/ FE 37103 aa
BIR. tome aff Gatiand. “uly
JC HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Walton FE 8-044!
* en ace RS, He ae Needs some aes ru
SILVER L LAKE
Beautiful eee, lakefront bric
*ROLFE 1. SMITH
44 8. Telegra ne, rE sis __ Open Eve ‘tt 8
3 BEDRM./ H . peek, gehoets. Bear garage. 91
cia, aa ani terms. besid
HOYT REALTY 2.9840 4 , 2 & Telegraph i
home.
and full
ez
:
€ om. — OIL HEAT,
ent block
x60. 4 living rms, and
“sp. W. DINNAN
We Norihera Hi brary I eh.
Evenings after 6 call OR 3-5597
3. J. eo) REALTOR
y be
soon, Srees sell. $35,000. Mar
Nursery and 2 Acres bedroom home heme. Sutniahes. Tractor,
til tools and ent included.
Denier abl ie price of ga. 730: Immed
= possession. Cal for appoint-
C SCHUETT, Realtor 460 W. Hurep
Houses—Houses—Houses * We have more than we know
what to do with. These are our
sold ill
rate with brokers!
ris & = ae ane, ST.
: —_ each
1 ‘side rae for owner.
N
two — § rooms, nearly new mod-| nora DOWN
2 & 3 bedrooms. Some with
nagemeetss. Various loca-
per ey interest. erp homes, Naege ‘Jots,- vecant,
SOUTH SHORE DRIVE
Watkins Lake pg very attrac-
tive 5 rooms, _- rooms, new,
ready to move Marte $1,000 4 years old. wonder-
roo home. Nice
“heat. Ga-
” qualified pur-
orre we DRIV:
“< jan brick
entrance,
center nail fireplace in liv-
fired steam
Sree ama erase Jawa-
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS
NICHOLIE - & HARGER CO. ourself & saveis3 w. HURON 8T. FE_5-8183 some money, Wn:
Also several under construction
Williams Lk. on t Drive, off
Rd. We will build on your lot or ours. POR SALE OR LEASE
Very nice home on Watkins Lake,
2 large bedrooms, or possible
ard., walk-out nt ft.
pou. gevege, 9100 per
3 Freon age A home. Base-
ment, gas heat, glassed-in front
the oiMEDIATE ‘PossEs. SES.
| LAKE FRONT .
te oe. Fire ost —_
SYLVAN
Brick ranch, 3 bedrooms. oe
bath, #9 x 18 ft. screened porch. x ‘
Breeteway. 1%-car garage. oered
street. A GOOD BUY, . $15,950—
TERMS. $1,000 DOWN On Florence avenue — a —
3 bed
right—Only $10,950.
wus LAKE...
™|FRONT... pay eight miles.
pone a Tifetime ag ‘Be in
coxiy. it's vacant. Move
this all newly deco-
peted home. We have the key! _ Pleasant
Not a
in and
FRONT. . Full basement, 8x20 glassed porch
e ings. Oak floors.
measci today. the e,
Only ho. 950 mS. $1,500 down.
. Hempbries|
Wideman |°™ “#2 Multiple Listing Service Open Eves. ST
412 W. woo OPEN EVES.
E 44526
INCOME PROPERTY
Here ts your ba ptoong own
a home that pay p*y itself.
- We ae several 2 and 3 family
Good income on all. The | 73
price “‘ right for quick sale.
Call our office for further in-
formation.
KENNEDY
a Son ~~ te
BROWN $600 DOWN — Cory two bedroom NEAR HIGH SCHOOL
:part its, Bae ; 2 @ men ave
heat. All ¢ each, gas
pry ‘eendition, Large lot. Income
al gd month A money maker.
*PONTI AC aie TY FE 5-8275 in
WANT A GOOD PRICE
ON A NEW
ilt Home?
E. J. DUNLAP CUSTOM BUILDER FE 8-1198
NO DOWN
PAYMENT 4 bedroom starter nome: with full baserrent and rough wir-
ing. your lot or will build on
= lot. "wit, small os *
ent. Co.
Cornet Wiliams Lake Ran s M59.
Office open »-8
$6950 FULL PRICE — and you,
ean have the best of terms. Mod-
al — with basement. Oi!)
& storms. Large,
Ey x "10° ft Tot oompietely teacet.
Leake privileges
$500 DOWN — Little farm, About
16 miles north. ‘2 acre of land
with good cna ag home. At-|
breereway & two car gar.
WILL TRADE ‘or city home
87950 REAL VALUE -- Located:
$830 DOWN — Clean as
one 6 rm. bungalow with Tati |
room & rooms. Gas
heat. “nasement. Large lot. Paved
street. St. Michael's Schoo) melt
trict. Priced at only $7950.
NOTHING DOWN — posse seen
home only 4 years Sold” Al newly
decorated and just like new. Oi)
Furn. Alum storms. 1% baths.
See slag Casts. 5 pe: ent osing per cen
imerest.
home with in Romine
“ate Dom won furn Will ‘be ew o urn. e
bas Re: new roof
é pat exceptionally ‘well construct-
‘ ed and will house you're family
ee for: many years.
size dim te, “Heats very econom-
. INDIAN VILLA Large 6r
brick somi-bungaiow With five eee or and one up. Pull $3,150 Full Price
seh village home in Ortonville.
ds new septic tank. $500 down
c PANGUS, Realtor
|2160 M15, Ortonville. 2 bedroom
Birepiage “raany ‘butvin, features basement.
Terms.
NEAR ‘© CENTER. Brick hanch ioeine i$ and all
Taree lot, $19,200.
auto-
ae heat. Don MoDonaid. OR
BY OWNER, 3 BEDROOM MOD-
ern. On 5 acres. MY 3-2726,
OR_3-2007 or LAKEFRONT HOME 3 BDRM. FULL BSMT. , $11,900°— $3,000 DN OR 3.9641
~~ *MULTELAKES” REAL REALTY
$14,750, Terms.
3060 8. Commerce Rd. MA 41578
NEW MODEL
New 3 bedrm. bungalow with full
basement,
‘SCR butd MEE Gar“ Oa FPL BIRCH ss ETS
FORMICA COUNTERS, FORCE!
AIR OIL HEAT,
If you would jike this home dupll-
cated on your gM geo out and
let us show you
at $9,950 on your lot.
F.C. Wood Co. Williams Lake Rd. at M5® OR 31235 Office Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Hy
lot is x Tae site $11,000,
JOSEPH F
04-06 BE. FE Bt,
| Eves. FE
3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH. BY
owner, Just West of city in Lor-
yelne Manor. Cit _ Pond T, € e, baseme: ca. s
Cash’ to tie per cent FRA _terms_ ene oer. FE 8-3804 oe ht ¥ ekg Ni eat e
Sones vate > alow,
‘side sscatian.
tots F a cae Suman Saxe ati
leges, convenient to St. ne-
Mict's, $19,750 complete price. If
i are ro ap call us at once good, west
ae about & or'6é
garage,
appointm.
West Side
Cider bome, but well taken care
lous condition. 7 & ip marve
mse rooms, nice for big family
rd 3%. = rn ers or convert
heat, garage,
St. Fred’s
auto.
ee ae M. BREWER REISZ, SALES MGR
FE 45181
8-0823
CUSTOM B a, HOMES
Vibes Pontiac.
Starfire Lake aati gs
$25 Moves You In : GA
3
BY aaa 5 rooms & bath. Lot 100 x 180.
Pruit trees. Grape arbor. Fenced
back yarad. Attached garage.
Basement. Automatic nay eat &
hot water. $7005. 68 Roslyn.
GENER.
4306 Dixie Fwy. Daylight Basem’t Brick
04 Feet on Water 3 nice lots, towertn g eak and
maple trees, circular drive almost
an acre. Lovely 3 bedroom brick.
square feet floor space,
oak foors, plastered _—_ as
and @
fireplaces, oil furmace, 24 foot
living room hu: sell “A picture window.
To Settle Estate Attractive 2 bedroom with at-
here ood a suburban
heribptoe:
large lake. texts foot lot . nice
de, Well mentoepnes. lawn and
Carpeted living room,
ol! ace, i screened patio.
$75 per month.
s here.
Giroux-Franks AL REAL ESTATE tremendous
OR_3-0701
4 BEDROOMS Plastered walls Hardwood floors.
Basement. Gas heat. Fruit trees.
busline. Priced right. Rea-
sonable down.
CUCKLER REAL LTY 236 N. Saginaw FE 44091
Gracious livin,
‘2188 Cass Lake Rd. WEST SUBURBAN
reasonable terms.
JACK LOVELAND is yours in this
bedroom brick with full base-
aay ~~ ——- garage. tae
home its and
move in tmnmeniately. $15,950, "ith
FE 2-4875 |
1010 Aaoae Rd ROCHESTER-TROY 3 bedroom bungalow with base-|
ment, has 1% baths,
terior, 3 fenced lots, 2 car- Ka: |
rage and outside fireplace, straw- |
years wilt and lost trees. $15,- |
2000 dow .
NK M. SHEPARD
OL “1-7511 stone ex-|
Reckiester:
FOR COLORED 3 bedrooms. 2 car garage. 3 lots
P. WALDIE
FE 2-761)
Includes costs. Modern 2 bed-
room, plastered, hardwood floors.
1% car garage
For the Handyman
NA 7-2815
AUBURN wmowrs
- room poems iraigl extra os
uipped for real
ref. etc. Tiled bath | co an
Ss Bioy 2 Webel
- Lar e two car)
for fast £ ef-| pee WITH Us — * “ae “WE BUY. SELL,
: ; — We need good, list. |
types & ce ranges
diy. open #5. ontiee and
Ft LB. BROWN, Realtor fe ge Road FE 2-481
Service
| Nothing Down
fron shot
from the Rochester Golf and
Country Club, the siattrac-
tive 3 bedroom home with
breezeway and attached ga-
kind of home
you'll enjoy for a lifetime.
Very pleasant neighborhood.
200 land-
scaped lot Priced at $11,000
$400 mortgege
n
excellent buy — Call today!
HARBOR — Canal
frontage close to Cass Lake.
7 room 4 bedroom home.
plastered.
Mat close
id for i * family "4 ideal oot ‘or arge bog 7:
one to han-
2 bed-
Oak floors
GE oll tur:
nace. Excellent shaded lot
Located three block, from
geboo! on a biscktop street.
Z t soor
HERE'S A DANDY 2 bed-
6 years
old, Owner ‘transterred and
“Bell =e and include
and drapes.’”
it can be
th no down
RAY NEEL, Realtor
FE on “eer me. Pen S| ” EM 36466 GI Nothing down on this 3 year old
3 bedroom — home on large
lake privileged
JOUN F. VERMETT ROKER
9203 Commerce Rd
iii aia MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
‘OUR TODAY'S BEST VALUE
bedroom APPRAISE IT YOURSELF
older home. Needs a little. fixing
a i Terms. Make your own comparison
en the basis of quality
and floor space. and you'll
recognize te sound value
in this atractive and = im-
maculately mainta!} ned
home. 3 Bedrooms, tied
kitchen, tiled a. nA
basement. 2 lots.
Tage and best of an “312, $30
with $1,950 down.
| NOTHING DOWN TO GIS
2 Bedrooms — Dining room,
full basement, almost new
ot] furnace. Glassed-in front
porch 1'g car garage Nice
gas stove, refrigerator and
tugs included ear Perry-
Paddock shopping area.
CONVENIENCE
is important purchasing
a home today It's espe-
cially important when you
don't need @ car or bus to
2
This excellent 3 bedroom
home with basement offer
brand new kitchen, beautiful
hew carpeting and hot wa-
ter hea! 4 is bgp Priced
only $10,500 with $95 down.
PIONEER HIGHLANDS
Perfect family home witb
3 bedrooms and den. Large
peneies activities, room
ened porch, ‘fireplace:
tiled vestibule entrance. Ga-
ike fenced yard. Sylvan
- ¢ privileges and a host
other fine penance you're
poll to enjoy
Bateman &
Kampsen) REALTORS _ FE 4-0528 7 8. Telegraph’ Eves, & Sun.
é = CLARKSTON Situated on a lot 70 x 150 within
walking distance to village. rests
this 2 year old ranch alow
Scoturion: Pull Ron gee ig ood
rooms, tiled bath, large living
nice-sized kitch-
term. se A a ro for sppointment to-
IN
CLARKSTON Located on an acre lot in beau-
tiful Green Acres, with a =
oramic view of the bose ake
and su p napa la «9
your pooare Ww is this new
Early American styles brick
home featuring:
rooms, master bedroom nas? it's
Too!
en with eating space. Ataabed 2
car plastered garage. Full base-
ment with fireplace for recrea-
tion area. All this for
Call for appointment today.
Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC, 20 S. Main Clarkston Mich.
atae 7 NK)
e- 5-5821 MApI
| Open Dally 9 to 9 — Sunday 12 to §
| DRAYTON PLAINS — GOODRICH
Farms. per > bedrm., ranch, 2
old
cheat and hot water. plenty closet space and tile features.
$1,500 and assume GI one
__383_per_mo, Owner. 3.
WHITE BROS.
314-ACRE RANCH DRAYTON PLAINS A modern 3 bedroom Roman
brick ranch home. eet nag
across the street from
The living reom ts 15 x 2 with
oak floors and ysis walls.
Separate dining ern
kitchen with built-in éven. range
& refrigerator. Each bedroom has
a double lighted closet. 2 baths.
Breezeway attached 2 car brick
garage. ll divided bsmt. with
tiled floor. Needs some finishing
touches. Bring a $500 deposit.
Priced at $25,700.
1 ACRE COMMERCI AL 140 ft. of frontage on MI15. 6
miles north of Clarkston. Neat
and cozy 4 room home. Just
the place for retirement and or
a smal] business. The price is
$6750 with $750 down and $60 per
month. Discount for cash.
WHITE BROS.
OR 3-1205
5660 Dixie Hwy.
Open Eves. ‘til @; Sunday 10 ‘tit 5 ‘RMS. PICTURE WINDOW. Breezeway and garage. $6500
With $1,000 down.
_ 4
-DORRIS LAKEFRONT
7 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
A wonderful family house
that you, your wife, and
children would be proud to
call home. situated on a
beautiful lake front lot with
sprinkling system, outdoor
lights. and beautiful plant-
ers, over $1200 In aluminum
awnings, 22x24 garage, two
fireplaces, and numerous
other selling appointments
you will admire. $23,500 to
tal price.
OUTSTANDING FAMILY HOME
FF W. HURON
$13.950 on FHA terms, for
this attractive frame 7-room
home hat bespeaks the
grace of yesterday, all
rooms spacious and iol
cious, —— with pr
sional taste. home we
are proud to Sen to soaeys 8
Cal for further information.
A CUTE i BUNGALOW
Rave laid your eyes on. The
kite
bathroom is comparable
one in a $20,000 home, two
lots. 2° gar garage $950
down,
3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME -
‘ ONLY
A beautiful brick ranch home, ie decorated
s comfort
garage, home are
roud to have sted. “owaer
eaving the state,
752 W. Phone FE 41567
MULTIPLE aint’ SERVIC
mY
Rew reransagsia!
For Sale Houses uses 43
MOTEL
STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiae
CHARLES, REALTOR B. D. 1717 8. Telegraph PE 40521
SPRING SPECIALS!
mere pet 5 ‘as s
ae inhe home — ios! Mae
a — le ae vent
oreund oy some luck: Of-
fered at $550 i" Pull
EM 3-4393 or EM 3-3314
YOUR LUCKY DAY Mr. and Mrs. Home by oge bid
contem
within the next days. you
must see this =. Owner here
rom one le peaggtsed to
sell rent or lense. Brick ranch,
all Any reasonable offer wil!
be accepted and at — terms.
At the house: Sat. 1 - 5 p.m. Sun.,
all day. Rochester Knoli Bubdivi-
sion, 1%--mi. west of Roch. 123
Nesbit Lane, Roch. Call Flint,
CEdar 8-379.
ROCH ESTER 3
IN THE VILLAGE, ° 327 Witten Ra. one’ Bluff. bus.
Pull basement
wt fireplace. 2 car ga-
rage. 75 ft. landscaped
lot. Aluminum storms and
screens, carpetin
forced air heat. By owner,
OL 1-6$15.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
GAYLORD | WILLIAMS LA! KE
= story home with full base-
garage and ‘arge jot. Lake
peiriléoss close. A good location
pore Sa og ts Lica at $9500 with
MOVE IN QUICE
4 lovely rooms plus ee room.
An attractive home on
sree, $6050 with low seen pay-
ment.
IN_ HURON GARDENS
This three bedroom home with
garage otters you convenience
and’ contentment. Large rooms.
glassed in porch, ' garden po’
and handy te schools, stores
churches.
FOR THE INVESTOR
2 bedroom modern home en two
lots. West suburban—on a street
of good homes. Total price $3,-
600 cash.
EWEST CHURCH
“= a the most beautiful chureh-
es omly a stome’s throw away.
from this family home. The kitch-
en is planned to save a wife ;
Eee Sale Resort Prep. 44% large, deep lot. By 2 are proud to: hours and hours of work. A rea!
is hom
price of onlv “ys0.000 with terms.
LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD
136 E. PIKE OPEN EVES.
FE 4-9584
__Income Property 434, —~
HOME PLUS $200 OR MORE ‘IN
come per mo See owner at 791
ris Rd. north of Auburn, Au-
burn Heights
FE 48550 JESSIE STREET
2 family furnished, gas heat,
nth, Own-
4 family, 4 baths, 4 warages,
$270 per month income. In
top condition, $5,000 down, $1
Paul M. Jones, Real Est.
f° Clarkston |
Rd Nr Baldwin. FE 4-7002 or |
MY 2-6008.
4392 Dixie Hwy. _For Sale Lake Prop. 44
2-FAMILY
4 YEARS OLD
dishes, everything Pied 3 Mnens.
Immediate possessio e side.
Mandon Lakefront in the Union |
Lake Sm “ i eee Full |
price $18,000
HOLMES- BARTRAM
OR 3-1950
Eves. OR 3-3230
$911 ROWLEY. A gag etd
Huntoon Lakefron
ATTENTION INVESTORS
3 bedroom, Union Lake privilegs.
1949 Ranch, gas heat, cite $4
cash — balance $2300. EM 3-0500.
ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT
3 bedrm. basement” no brokers,
FE. 8-2676,
ELIZABETH LAKE, 16 FT.
frontage, 3 becirm. all brick home,
oeine rm., cecreation rm., built-
kitchen ne, 2 baths,
2 fireplaces, Flagstone pat.
fo, barbeque. $35,000, terms, 4704
Shearborne, For app't. — KEn
wood 17-0868
FOR SALE BY OWNER: BEAUTI-
ful Hollywood style log cabin
tape year around home, Natural
effect throughout home. Has beau-
tifal fireplace att sliced —_
stone. ‘off — balcon: \ bed s,
| OPEN DAILY | oak IN)
PRICED FROM $22,500
FE 8.1218
t, 2 bedroo
Sry home. Idea] location. OF |
For Sale Lake Prop. 44
GREENS LAKEFRONT |
8 pees terford 3 bedroom bi-
pe brick “ios briar a stone,
go floor hes living room with
2 Thermopane ee windows. 2)
bedrooms _ baths, oa i
- 6990 Anderson atertord. OR 3-8061
Lake Lots and Lake Priv.
13 to acre. Corkaten
chu
schools,
tches, shopping at d Wind-
at 3 ved street. “1 cand fail price.
own, $20 a month Hp A) How-
ard, Phone Lincoln %'
LAKEFRONT
See this simost new brick end)
frame, 90x300 lot. 3 bedrooms.
large living room, picture win-
_ ‘od fireplaces. jive baths. mee
"PONTIAC, REAL TY 731 Baidwin
LAKEWOOD Sherwood and Cedar Shores Sites available
LAKESHORE
DEV. CORP. EM_3-0085 MU 4-8825 |
LOOK! LOOK! Lakefront lot on — Lake
Angelus. Only $10
Lakefront lot om exclusive Wa-
terford Hil: $7.000.
Lakefront lot on Seymour Lake \s0 ACRE FARMER'S Good barn, fair outbuild-
good 10 room mod-
mm house. Near U.S. 23 and M59 North of Clarkston. §2.9)
Now ts the time to buy your.
jake home site
WE BUY — SELL — TRADE
WHITE BROS.
$00 Ditie Hwy
(SALE OR RENT FURN. 2 BDR
Letty on Lake, near -Pontiac.
Sylvan Lake Model
3 bed - brick - carport - builtins
erie A .-4 duplicate $14 500,
2140 G Open Sunday 1-5
future
dnewntroke
Dixie Hwy.. OR 3-970}
$3,
=
i. HOLMES, INC. 2331 8s. Fil sted 3D meine at Oak
There Se sha
we right to settle estate a!
t RILEY REAL ESTATE beth FE 44821
@
fed 3 ogre god ot wil;
trout. Ideal
an acre. Owner. FE
CLARKSTON AREA
AUTIFUL 8 acre build
— Sewer well. Be sure
land, lightly wood-
Close to 2 lakes,
sp. ering: Paved road. $600 per acre
40 "wae Very scenic a Paved
‘ r .
100 ACRE farm Frontage
roads. Ideal for subdiv
per acre — Terms,
LOWER ‘dled. B COUNTY
tillabi
a t fishing cellen
600
eet at $3 with half cown
L 24 ee
SPECIALS
table top and excellent sramege:
L. H. Brown Realtor —
a Lake Road.
or FE 2-481 INTIAC.
tion, Grossi
handled tor Soneite er for years,
“STATEWIDE *e. Estate Service of Pontiacs
Exceptionally neat and clean.
Long lease. very reas. rent. $3.-, plus stock at ge $7,500
andie. No night or
Sunday work. Tl] health forces
sale Ideal for couple ee
anks, Rea} .
Hwy OR Sorel
Ww ork Where You Play Gaso rogeries, meats, beer
& woe with nice living quarters.
Business & proj y. ~_ # of
fixtures, Clean stock. Island. Wall
lving. Good
Auio. oi! furnace, Kitchen with | ae cet
8 ‘apes. 249 17" ft. fronta, . J a nice Ik. Owner | 21'" Majestic
on om one, Ik 21° GE.
to handle i M
"ate REALTY Mle 8. RD
FE 5-8775
VILLAGE, LAKE ~ For Sale Farms
80 ACRES Good setup = beef ogg 4 ore
suuaings barn, other out
farm home with
small tenants
stream. land mary w
000, generous
Rd. NA 17-3250.
large
ig and ver
jenetion. On'y
Vacant 25 acres,
Only 64.500.
STEELE REALTY. 138 Hi
Rd. (M50) at Highland
42045
Li
| Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 10 ‘tus | | Sale Business Property | 49
140 FEET PRONTAGE ON MT
{ zoned commercial. Clemens 8t..
Call PE 8-1064
AUBURN RD. BUSINESS FRONT-
age Corner 200x400
vide. Terms ‘or cash, 3081 Rock-
haven.
TRA NarEaneD TO PLINT.
—_ sell, 2 bedrm. home, on
lead to 2 lakes. beach
priv. on Blizabeth Lake, attached
| oon with cement drive. Lge.
pyipe rm. with fireplace, full tile
and Reas
com ee. 3u8 ickory Nutt,
WATERFRONT HOME SCHOOL HOUSE LAKE
Off Walton Boulevard, 1 Mi.
West aot Lake Rd.
BUILT NGE & OVEN
3 rms. 2 "bath
Bloomfieid Real mete Business opportunites 51
AUBURN &
Wilj lease ige.
* Suitable for clinic or
__Lot 100x125. FE 4-0657
ALL rgrongr el FULLY EQUIPED
shack ae my ener. For
rent or "ease
St
eae ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BUSI- ness? Get the free
Business —_—
ee =
Huron, Pontiac
WHITE LAKE
2 bedroom home. modern In-
quire at 2367 Duck Lake Rd. Need |
quick cash, $3000 full price.
WATKINS LAKE. 2 WATERFRONT |
lots. arence Ridgeway.
46203 *
NORTHERN MICHIGAN ~ LAKE)
& River Frontage - Hunting &
Fishing lands — Farms. Michigan
yroperhee Corp. Eest Jordan,
For Sale Lots 46,
2 BUILDING LOTS’ IN CITY. 40x-| 120 each, on corner City sewer,
water, gas and electricity. $1,-
ark Real Estate, ae CAR WASHER. Goer
200. $505 or best offer.
oes
BRICK PLANT Fully pe begat with good eq
ood build ment. G
Terms. Wit tr ade.
CLARENCE RIDGEWAY
REALTOR
Pontiac
CAR LOT & $14,000 Wath OF |
cars. Ready to
part. Must sell! a
‘COUNTRY STORE. . . merchandise, 8.E Missouri,
acres. Lge modern living quar-
ters. Sell sue te
germs. Call E
mat FOR RENT, GOOD 1 TRUCK
stop, 9450 Dixie Hwy., Ciarkston.
3-7888 — Res. FE 44813, Ask fer
Clark.
Mr.
LOTS, CHEAP. 490X140 ON ROCK- well St. FE 5-7§55,
3 LOTS . TO SETTLE Es $900 tate, Waterford Twp. PE 5-2443. | FOR SALE OR LEASE, REAL
estate business.
home now rented. Offices nicely
furnished. Situated
ti Oakland County lake area :
Fight party. taf
tween 10 a.m.
100X170 FT. IN WEST BLOOM-
field Township, Subdivision, near |
school, $350 down, In Detrolt call
WE 4-4070.
Best Offer-Ti-Level |
; Near Rochester, 100 x 325, con-
venient to new MSUO, FE 3-7562 |
BEAUTIFUL 3.6 ACREg IN AVON |
Estates. Nr. MSUO. Reas. Owner. |
E) MI 17-0154. } '
IN WATERFORD -- ON KELSEY
This modern-to-the-minute 2 fami- |
ly home includes all furniture & | Rd_ Six high lots with view of
Lake Maceday 90'x175' Drainage
approved. Road frontage. Restrict-
ed. $200 Mid- down. Terms. Ph.
west 42844 GROCERY. DOING Goon
Dess, Owner retiring. 04
land. GROCERIES & MEATS.
neighborhood. Priced to oa 2-8459
j 7a LAKE. LARGE LOT. aP-
220 road frontage. $400 dn
MIDDLE: § STRAITS LAKE. 3 lots
2 Parcels. Could
$2,700. WHITE LAKE
be divided into 8 lots
WALTON el da 2 lots. Corner.
$6.000 Ter
LAKE ORION Privileges. 1 lot.
$500 INDEPENDENCE TWP. 2 Lots.
10” x 150°, 1 Lot 150° x 200.
ae for $3,500 Terms
YLVAN LAKE PRIVILEGES.
hh with ." car garage. Keego.
$200 dow
UPLAND ‘sT. City.
Nice building lot 100x294" $1.200.
86 E:. Walton
OPEN EVES. “LET'S TAT.
BUSINESS"
Liquor Bar Big gross. big profits, big vere
ing, big opportunity,
bar man’s bar. Sebetectia: dows
payment, No
24-Hour Coin Laundry Owner left stat:
is our gair
quick. Trade Your terms,
phone information.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN ie at
8. Pasaceon
PARE Or oer. Sale Land Contracts 52 5
ND CONTRACTS TO BUY cel LA
to sell. Earl Garrels, EM 3-251
or EM 3-4086.
Money to Loan
nv {State Licensed Lenders)
“ BUCKNER * FINANCE COMPANY
BORROW uP ‘0 $500 |
cr Pinine <i Uilen |
tise — Bane
Cc A | Walied Lx, Birmmghem, Piymouth | Oxford. OR 83122, Orion. MY 2-2201 |
80 ACRE FARM. 2 BARNS WITH
24 stanchions, silo and milk house
warege and crib. §26,000 By own-
$5,000 down. 3609 Sherwood
LOANS $25 TO $500 On yorr signature or other se-
curity. 24 months to repay. Our |
service is fast, friendly o—
en Pa isit our office or phone
“HOME & AUTO
~ LOAN CC 76 Perry St. (Corner E Pike;
| Borrew--with Confidence
$25 to $500
> Household Finance Corporstion of Pontiac
3% 8 Gaginaw Bt. FE 4-053; |
GET 5 TO $500 -— - ON YOUR
Signature to 24 Months to Repay
PH. FE 2-9206
OAKLAND Loan Cor ‘paany
202 Pontiec State Bank Bldg.
LOANS TO 8500 “COMMUNITY oan co
30 BE. LAWRENCE FE 8-042!
FRIENDLY SERVICE
LOANS $25 TO $500
BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE
64 W. Lawrence St. FE 4-1538-9
NEED $25 TO $500?
8EE
SEABOARD
pPhone: FE 89661
1185 N. PERRY ST.
“Parking No Problem" —
Seaboard Finance Co.
TE AGUE FIN ANCE CO.
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO $500
AUTOS
LIVESTOCK
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
' Ph. thachaoter: OL 60711, OL 1-919) .
BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY SECRE-
WHEN YOU NEED
” $25 TO $50 We wil) be glad to help rou
' STATE FINANCE CO. 702 Pontiac State Bank. Bidg.
“FE 4-1574
Mortgage Loans 54
CONSOLIDATE
Your debts. Get cash to pay off
your land contract or mortgage
& to modernize your home Any-/
where in. Oakland Coe. Free!
estimates, Free consuita’:
92 W_ Huron. FE "3-783 |
Swaps 55
2- OR 3-BEDROOM
Brick ranch type Lake Orion
area, Like new condition. 846x660 °
ft. lot on paved road. Will trade
for smailer home, housetrailer, |
—— ou GI MORTGAGE
EI
Elizabeth Lake Rd.
FE 4-482) FE 41157 |
2% ACRE HOMESITE, ELIZ. LK. |
area, will trade seuity for Tate |
OR_3-8800. |
model car, exc. cond LE fed} 1954 DODGE RA- 22 RIF
dio. OR_3-3535
‘SL FORD V-8 DUMP TRUCK FOR
down me on home with ga-
iter 4 7 until 4:30 p.m.
r 4:30 end NA 17-3603.
1952 (28 *+FT.) HOUSETRAILER
with bath. Been used for vaca-.
tions only. ice c pee. $500 down |
or etc, MY
North side. |
HAYDEN, REALTOR
FE 8-0441
LAURA LANE NEAR MAPLE
1b: pe ink yet building. Some
R. 1. WICKERSHAM 7195 W. Maple
a 100: gry rod on ee ae B tag
ar Adam
phe available. Terms OL_1-1550.
IN WATKINS HILLS LGE. LOTS
Sere visise. Water, paved streets.
2,650
W. W. Ross Homes, Inc.
NICE. SONNE tor Nil PERRY
sere pi ME Hi Penne Garages FE sds
: | Plan Now NEED A FIN 'ANCE- FOR SPRING partes IN
CHEROKEE HILLS! FIXER? Order Classified ,
Ads to sell, rent, find al
good job. FE 2-8181 is
the Want Ad number! See the best selection of 100-ft.. sites for better homes — com-
Select ow to suit YOUR exact
needs!
Carl W. Bird, Realtor §03 a ated out Ae os
PR 42 Eves. PE 6- | oPRORTOREEY = ike OVER
an established confectiorery
route, Pontiac. Requires walk-in
truck and approximately $1,000 for
mdse. Contact: Lawler & Spons-
lef Dist. Co.
he ba Michigan. CR 8-8780 — LO
MAyfair 6-6250
Partridge “BIRD”
HARDWARE
ment. deisnce's on stock and fix-
tures payable monthly.
LIQUOR—$11,250 DN. It's terrific! Here's a bar gross- |
ing over .
Just $225 mo.
"35 CHEVY NOTCH 6 CYLINDER.
Automatic washer Table top gas
stove. 1949 Pontiac A-1 condition,
ood tires. 195% Chevy, clean.
wap for pickup truck, or any-
thing of equal value. Also seil.
OR 3-8478.
XG] ION
All new merchandise, Friday,
oor. 17, 7 p.m. 2616 Dixte Hwy.
e WN, of Pontiac city limits.
H . % Distributors.
D
Plenty of parking
—ghort hours. Will consider trade.
Sick ig will Lent lg el am Bh
price of $22,500 and—th.
— .259 dn, Act now oy
REALTOR\PARTRIDGE Businesses thruout Mich.
| FE ¢3 1 BRITrANy SPANIEL FOR ANY-
thi) ual aue_* va 5-1540.
CASH oon USED TAPE
recorders. and radio- raphe.
Working or not. Progr .
MOTOR SCOOTER, LIKE
new, Foot. shift, hand clutch,
Lights. Will seil or trade for
‘ood ro wont. EM 3-2213.
O FOR gas es OR LGB. PIA i it Whiter Bel $25. ele
| NEW DEEP FREEZE, UPRIGHT.
Sel] or trade for car or what
have you? MA_5-1231.
SPIN DRYER “WASHER POT | bunk beds or sell. EM 3-0241.
TRADE OR SEL SLINGERLAND snare drum. slightly used, Cost |
-.. blag pay difference on good |
bye or eo moto
of value. Make a dea) .. —— - cabinet model seving
m | fa"
DEXTER
_Lake Ave Ave
$x19 RUGS. WOOL — $15.95.
Reversible, 61650; imported,
$34.96. Axminster, 6. Rug
pads, $5.6. Pearson Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave.
il'g CU FT COLDSPOT REFRIG- erater with 50lb. freezer across
top. 2 yrs old. $125. MY 3-467}.
gee
17” RCA table model .
. Parts la
tor 30 days. We take trades. Obe!
TV are =e. Lk. Rd. FE 4-6045,
| _Open 9
TF PREEZER. EXC.
ond. § pe. dinette set, troner,
ail for $200 OL 1-7886.
| 21° RCA. CONSOLE TV BLOND bedrm.|set. Blond china cabinet
Electric stove Smali chest of
—— F aire fo. washer
ag ty PA eta) utility ¢abinet.
af 5.1244 pgs
RCA A VICTOR TV PROJEC-
| ont in good shape. §75. FB
R. B. Mun
Electric Company, 1060 w Huron. | tase GE DRYER, LIKE NEW. $100
Maple. platiérm roci rocker, $35. FB
A SonDEaPGr t CHARGE TO OW;
& Necchj cabinet mode sewin
machine for only $7846 contrac
belance Will also acce pay-
—— age Lee! — i
months. Capite!l Appl
5-9407
ANTIQUE there Be PIECES, COR-
ner cupboard of & spring
teat chairs tenes backed love
seat, just recovered. also walnut
finished pine milk og 10-9" Tea-
leaf iromstome pilates. OL 1-183).
1251 Mead Rd
A-) SINGER SEWING MACHIND
im beautiful desk cabinet. ae
sew. Balance $71.82 or pay
per mo for 8 mos. Cal] UL 2382.
& K Home Products
AUCTION «
ALL NEW MERCHANDISE FRIDAY, APRIL 17TH 7 P Af | Located 2616 Dixie Hwy, on U8_10, 1 mile N. of Pontiac ‘City imits.
Furniture — I'ving room suites,
bedroom suites, dinette sets, piat-
form rockers chests of drawer,
cods — Lawn mowers. summer
urniture. appliances, iamps, ra-
dios, 9x12 rugs. 1001 other {tems
to be sold Friday — ALS BE-
98c rolls wax paper and 3 rolls
aluminum foi! — all 6 for 9%c.
“AN” soap detergent Ibe box.
Bottle Channe! No. § perfume.
9c Troubie light, 99¢ froning
board pad and cover set: 9c
All merchandise must go this
Friday H & L Distributors
ABC AUTO WASHER. REG $319 95
trade. Or sale $219.95 and
96 Oakland Ave. FE 2-462 ALL MAKES Mpeg CLEANERS
Tepaired FE |
| ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT
FOR THE HOME CAN BB
FOUND AT L&8 SALES
A little out of the way. But a ict
‘pss to y. Purniture and eppit-
ances al] kinds. NEW & USED
Visit our trade dept. for real
bargains.
44 MONTHS TO PAY
We buy, sei] or trade. Come out
and look around 2 acres of free
parking. Phone FW 5-924)
OPEN et gine r, TO 6
4 miles E of Pontiac or 1 mi'e
ie aueere Heights op Auburn
a
BED. COMPLETE $15. CHAIRS 50
cents; buffet $5; living room
suite. dishes, TV rug. refrigera-
tor & stove, Cheap 19 Liberty
6 to 8 pm. only.
ed Gesk living rm. chairs
ables, twin spreads & mise FB 2-4263 ° .
~ BANKRUPT STOCK _ Living room — Bedroom and
brea ee sets. aaa and rock-
Bi Bez, Paros eae Ore ‘ ay ‘til 9, 100 ft. north
of A & P Market
BLACK HIDE-A- BED. GOO) :
dition, FE 5-7048 D con
BUILT-IN OVENS & BURNERS. $149.50 compiete. Samuel's Appil-
ences, MAple 5-6011.
BRAND NEW SOFA BEDS, $44 65.
Rollaway bed, complete, $19 95.
Hollywood bed frames 8695. In-
herspring mattresses. $1795. Cot-
fon mattresses, $12.95. Pearson's
Furniture e. 42 Orchard Lake Ave
BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON
bunk beds. complete with aprings
and mattress $39.95. Pearson's
_ Furniture, 42 Orchard i Lake Ave.
CGRATE-MARRED WATER HEAT-
er. GE 52 gailon. $8995.
CRUMP ELECTRIC
3465- Auburn FE. 4-3573. ee we
after § pm
CASH FOR 5! SMALL RADIO
_Working or not. FE 5-875. oe.
COMBINATION BOTTLE GAS
and coa: and woog heater, Brand new Big discount. Samuel's Ap- Pliances, MA 5-6011
DETROIT JEWEL GAs R RANGE.
Excel. cond. _ Reas. MI | 49908.
DINETTE SET.- CHEST &_pRESS- ers, vanit . dresser, 30 in, gas stove, a size gas stove, re-
fri erator, wringer washer, Tele-
_ porcelain % table, living
eecticoet irs. lamps,
Buy & i used far f furnitur . Bus Soa Peng Dealer.
INGEe WASHE good cond., $45. FE 8-3856 =
ELECTRIC STOVE & WESTING. house refrig. Good cond. ru
ELEC. RANGE. NEW DELUXD
modei. Sell or trade for gas,
ee. Used 850. Schick's. uy
2.
FOR CASH IN A
‘HURRY, sell things
through Classified © Ads,
| Anything goes! Dial FE
'
xh THE PONTIAC -PRbss, TE
Pa oa q
iad gg
Seana
- refrigerator, + Magic feat
5
For Sale Miscellanenus 6 RATE, POST, #4 EACH.
CASH WAY 7 LUMBER ER PRICES
Burmeister s
CARNIVAL 20 OS
a e t = 2 f
1 - fe, /
PES SSS
“by Dick Turner Sale Farm Equipment 76 76) For Sale Howsetrallers 78)
VaChTION,
tt THAT NEW “059 VAGAPOND IS SOMETHING !
yeu
i rt pmatizens. 284 Nelson NORTHERN LUMBER
USEDREFRIGERATOR "S247 on yor ate cs
SPECIAL days rig +g" ~4 food Trailer Sales, Bren 8
; arabe |" GRAVELEY TRA ence. r ee
| IN EXCELLENT CONDITION catotmare gore | shape OF ec teeen| deste wae %
t GE BURN- ORI
8 cu. ft Used Oo amas ane pee, aaiee sont starter, Mt eeanl, after 6pm. _Sx¥o = ER 8A
sed GE. ._ MA_ 6-601) , LES
$65 ; | JOHN DEERE MANURE SPR i
an DOGHOUSES KIDDIES TABLES.| \_@T, good working order. OA east, | PARKH Tr
- Used OF. rockers swings. 710 = Walton rea ED SHIELD STORE “MICHIGAN CHAIN SAW DISTRIB- Trailer Sales -
4 , meet y¥ 8, parts and servi 1540 Li
mia fi . DOG Hou Cc Stee needs. ce for Titan. apeer Ra Lak
; . RANOE WITH GOODYEAR _ ‘OR ve $10 te WEST LAW fence: | Eeboee & Fleetwood chain saws. i Peat ring pill rr 27} new Orton
SERVI DOG HOUSE FOR SALE TRUMPET, CONN P PROF i cm ‘ Mobile oun Mose
i i 10° PTsM et. Between Lake
Gas SEOVE, CHROME mich 2° So ae El ORE aan DAMAGED Rae recorder pArenery "at ad. tape | Stems; te Qe a eae
incine et JA jhotenn L
G Pe CALL MAPLE USED VACUUM CEEANERS. 619) _K™ rhompeon canine Nia a. MY. 3"1467 after a ty 7 ee rE asi
ie ¢ - gMupro | Electric . aaa M50 West. ORCHARD WTD. USED TRAILER :
wince sei. Used 7 Trade-In Dept ee na DISPOSAL. SALE. Tal BOTT LUMBER ol ee fame on garg fon ike |
. Aatane chair. Dav. ‘anit slate ept. | Must move stock because of f lied in sash; Thoroseal si : | Sales. 18310 Pte OWENS
ty. blong .. | road A. new Or waterpr basem ‘THE NEW MODE! : 7 "Ra Holly. ME! 296 8 MARINE
" ridge lamp. $9.95) 6 much as W@W per cent Paint, hardware ents, '” tor. Da L 73@ TRAC rose 4-6771 Orehard e Ave.
. mbing, vis Machinery, Ort 1 7 .
GE RA Bo size bed, ‘complete Spgs |1m6 Boards. $7 ar supplies lumber oss | _PRqne. 8A 1-3302 cane Mun en F can
Mae DELUXE aren chai lete --- $1938 | Dimension 08M aM akiand Ave PE $4305. _ Rent Trailer Space 79 ee tn
BY ay vate? Gee, TY eae oar oan eo okra gs Bee eOXRerkoon | fee Git “Calors, bth ____ Auction Sales 77 avaurw Hor eILE ViL.| Dave winusNielte & of boats.
x a seratch: 1 pe dining ra 382 ere wane $1785, Slightly marred. Also Minn eens | ge The test MB |e Pibergins wits
8 ances, ga a __._..__.. | extraording bait SATURDAY 8TH 4% mile SE Pon- bergias with
merce _ EM 34114 Com THON ‘AS bl OUGHS. K TYPE 66c¢ LGT.| and lavatories "Site 5 tabs / pm. Ferm Pend eto é oat 1 ee Opay ed front seat &
a i ABS M18. Sagize’e ECOROMY" uble snk 8 tries. __ cent, 393 Orcha: po gr timaey 4 | of Ontord on M34. te Bie's te | INSIDE cry OOS rl $3361. | :
table, r ” -| TOILET SEA ee er ‘M+. 12 h ° } 7 j
mown A ge alta LT, 7% Sees ee! | Songal, Gute, gas’ neater” 44050 i indestructible, Hinge Galery oF Efcin eattie which includes 4 treat Coach Park FB Pate Wat
R. . Sweet's ‘ 7 . . $4.95. G. A, ‘Ww calves by. Hx 5 a a ae |
Gl ate mgounay Epis Gs WAS EE MRL UR WOW AD ahem sigma! Mew genre haw |
a lal mht Be a m
TABLE AMP. LIKE WELCH BABY BUGGY = rv FE eoee 180 & 260 $149 Preyeee ae DITIONERS, | eid Calf Hood vaccinated ais | lots 16'240" cement bom wre | 0
BP REY POE: EE ESTE eS OOO? Blcrmc, waren seapegs |" orchard aks | nina! So Sy acto. aa Gat Baa ne ot ME
spring and= TAD i j \ Be m plow rear
aa $50. Call after 3 p.m wW AREHOCS SE SALE | completely Instalied oo on DefFoit | Mach | $2: Sees ss borne aeoe bak | Pal HURST LAKE r
r = > are cleanin ~ | . achiner } lik spreader,; Cou 24611. The best
ran 7m size DR BROP Leap uN. Priced a wide «house and. have Fon at Appl, MA. ae tha oa Manny OM A | Grit on rubber A-l Oliver 6 ft | fess. Wouderfal jocation On 78
yfe table. 6 chairs. maich- and other er R 670X185 BLACK CA — \M. Reg U.S Pat. OFF, é Oliver 6 ft.| acres. Between Lake Ori:
ing b ch & makes for quick sale mew ti TUBELESS CAT ROAD GRADER. $500. ombine. P.T.O; 1939 Dodge Oxford. on and
: mahoginr™ totter” _cordense Cabinet Teiectries 2080 eng up _wunage. Ma's he whee see —— ee . ie truck: Be arte PARKING WITH OTILITIEs
pictures rea. cod _™ Brand etrics 50 FEMALE FOX TERRI irley. bd tels on Wwdarcki, Ortonville | ammer mill; 2.000 shels| nished, ai FUR-
dition. warty sib cam Tianed geantiter sine: “ee X TERRIER, $12 ek FORD" 7-295) ear corn. Pius many — aiso truck gardening or
nace tremens - quantities Singer S: speed Emersor phonograph. FE) FOR “Cnrvey tools. Metamora ig garden area, chicken coop.
KENMORE AUTOMATIC WAI Center, 102 N. Bagi Sewing _8-0784 DIESEL ENGINES 1 6 Survey taker wants to know how Charles R — tare. Orton ville Lond
” Complete WASHER, 2-061! sinew Phove FE aR yy. ¥. lel for trucks, saw mills. etc. here, Pet! H how many people live Hickmott, anctioncer. Ontora, OA of wife's belp. in ee
ow in use, FE 5-280 WASHING MACHINES” VACUUM FRE SH “ME AT S| S em cee et irriga-| , Pet! How many boys would you say are . A 8 tiderly permanent couple pre-
KENMORE ELECTRIC DRYER sweepers 81806 ap. Authorization Eek reset ie lov wed engines artilaibles Cal in daughter's class at school?"’ a, _terred. Pontiae Press a
Exc. cond., oes. Mahogany cx) HOSTS repair. Thsle ee ab Rame ..-c..--.. i iP _distripuvor MY 4.6053 aibie. Call; school’ ‘ AL 'CTION MOBILEHOME ate MOD-
densa with mirror aoor vtner of N vob vate 45c | ' t NEW - and
a Rifas eases 8 reas ard FE asies nsoa and How: Pork sausage ......... 3 ibs at | ne Do It Yourself 61| Sand, Gravel & Diet Friday, Apri Hea Ga Pontes Be: pekefrest playground.
- ng gi I ~ cad Ne | ; =i |
ST walt ey le ; toe antes oe dec Ib DO IT THE EASY WAY! mt _For Sale Pets 69 mile Net ‘Pontiac Clay Matte. | Sf? ibe Seti eguare Lae Tralte
$ payments of 8716 Michigan - Antiques S7A Smoked sass: 4c ib with our many rental ttez | CRUSHED STONE. SAND GR | mnccnc:| ERERMERG — Living. sem, sane Pack "FE 2996 ——
erat Center, 143 Oanians Mga cata ghar oe rr ag nee 4c Ib FLOOR 8A nee SAD BAND. Far] Howard EM 3-053! a POMERANIAN PUPPIES, akc, PedToom suites. dinette sets, pl
OPENING APRIL 18. 1! AM. SPE OPDYKE fie ERS WALL PAPER STEAMERS— paivewat “GRAVEL. LOADED __Tegistered. MArket 43617 t rm rockers, chests of rceare 4 Auto A
LEAVIN a orate epee pi Soice une eee & ee wae E MARKET Skit BAW e Rerenees | gs [gelivered. FE €3263° or FE. REO TOY. FOX 7 TERRIER gos IMs Sen moses. eee | o A ccessories 80.
e, rapes, head . Murans Town & C TON AT OPD — RS i | vr. old tem . 4a ; , . ps, ra- ~ ee
stove ene “mise PE vies Store, 2660 Rochester San a OPEN SUNDAYE | yap DROWNIE'S, HARDWARE FARM TOP BOIL. WEL! | Sev > i; tle dos, 9x12 rugs, 1001" other items ‘54. PONTIAC ENGINE. COM-
LIMED Oak BEDROOM SUITE ee PIR PLYWOOD _ TOE R HARDWARE gi0s tow mauure Fi TOL | TOT OF TERRIERS, between & 7 pm. Ciperetles~ | assembly. er eS Ss
ploces, 6128 1430, Oak wood — Lge REN ~ | aaa a ————————— | 2-715) llc pack grass seed, are rd xcellent ¢ FE
_van_ Lake = Television & Radi Genk, FF peecesee $360 Wall paper stea T TOADING | REGISTERED ENGLISH POINT. 3 rolls WSE peper and 3" rolls | 34
1 "ET | Pe Pricnsihe adios 57B ;*. 4° x £ ee eer 34.93| ers polisher camer. floor sand- | TOP SO ania UL 2-4257, after , Sluminum fotl — all 6 for eee | 58 PONTIA C ENGIN
Boks C SFC RNISH WANTED: LATE IED, Piaf oy cusses bed eR! 15 $650 «hace vacuum ae antes ion | oxeee ‘ton 2 IL | MESE. “STUD SERVICR 15 ae soap detergent, ise bex.| ° plete. $250. Will install. on Lon
YOUR LAKE COTTAGE, tootioeket ot, ther autaite "Ont | Po fiae Pin | Tee erent, Om Orchant! Lake) Ce rrenca, “OR 34TH) Sidiareplin Sacugrouna Fir es, fc Trouble ght, e "iroaad | “yee sie Pootac i) Word. | chan ~~ &
Beds complete $12 & up ales Ms up the insides, Bring 1488 Ponta» P: YWwOOD CO PFAPP | >?TM, | NO, 3 “Top BO! BOIL, | PEAT. - BAN | oe RIERS, WHITE MALE. i and cover oer | Ph, FE $1 Ford, change. es. Pa aa i
Kitchen tabs a 8s “ Appliance 816) Com- prgoR DWIN AVE. FE 2-253) pry cena MACHINE |. ktavel. and fill, FE 5-760 D. paoFicat > oid. FE 5-3175 -das aT a Dun must go this Pri: REAR AXLE FOR isi tan _FE “
Odd lhup - ESCENT LIGHTS IDEAL | P . materials. PONTIAC LA AL FISH, - D_ y. Distributors. ton pick:
a pc. dining rm suite "fer kitchen cabinets. i aint fermica plumbing & elec- | KE BUILDERS sur. | parakeets, canari | eee pickup. nearly new. OA e241, a
— warorobe va _ Water Softeners — SIC | ances, ever wort benches La Large | bis shee Sn Bantaye 16 eeconan tenceang. f uie on 31596 | piles, Frost Pet i ee re ee Wer Road off Jonna, FE. & 23.4 Fiberglas 85A
ig le -, txtures $795 value. | ays 10) _ ee | ve ‘Leake Orion, Mi es soul i Josiyn. " eee aa
polenere rage oo 8g CSE WATER SOFTENER, CALL Sightiy scratched” Michigan Fiu-| So ne We ele Pe Saves | ROAD GRAVEL, PILL DIRT, Top | 138 om MY) aiier ans te alee Seoe end $200. | BOATS COVERED, “% MIDO
|S raeroge rl mma nt ‘ PE 27-7164 om. 903 Orchard Lake Ave Ea W Montcalm, FE 5-4712 | [ig Landscape stone & iandscap- ree PUPS 8 WKS | Mile Ra 57 Send anity’ Lh For Sale T 80A — bodies, all types hf
ATER SOPTENER ~ : meras, Equi A ot ee 3-6041. _Registered AKC. | 41 cow cattie. Sot Tires § Me Rin!'s. Lak
AKLAND FURNITURE Pe 730 count 8 AT BIO DIS | PRE =quipment 61a, RICH BLACK DIRT | WAN KC. OA 8-2025 | s in full production —o——r 31448 ake Orion
WE BUY, SELL : ie 32360. E STANDING TOILETs $1895 |. 0, CK DIRT AND FARM | WANTED — GOOD HOME | heifers—1 to 1g months old. Milk- | A-
ins ERYTHING ror Tit, Hour ae OETA RU AT BG DIS | Werbbow! wie fittings .... fos Sexes SPEED. ORAPHIC mar vein yas. PE S404, | Purebred Dalmation, FE ¢ tae) ae “equipment THC 400 trai | “Cay gel, Kise whitewatig. ve service & Te
Saginaw FE * —_ asl tk 3-pe. bath © | ans «x4'4 RB super D Gra- — wach Sees Pa n tractor STATE we 192. he
NEW 3ii-nco For Sale Misce tanec | +9, colored bath set with 980.05} pblex P46 lens Tash meter and | vs ARB "DRIVEWAY GRADING, | Hunting Do et ene a ee eee see SAE gaat ;
si N. Pers e laneous 60. thm | oie 314 E. Third, | _5-4562 gravel, ful~ ete. me | ng Dogs — 69A_ i tractor and iepller plow. TRC | StANDARD sai NEW Transportation Offered 87
LARGE CRIB AND MATTRESS, HP NEW esto i alars es AR © | ® ft Near new, New Hol rade in on Gene am
F EW SHALLOW WE _ SAVE "Pr GuBi ARGUS 300 AUTO Ww \? LD BRITTANY. REGIS- cho land to CARS FOR :
SESE SURAT ARTES fale ROL REa Eo SE a ae "itty ois arcouang, wae Wop Cool & Feet Pola | rn een | MOTT ra) Blac vi | CARS, TOR PHULADELP MIA, xD
¥v 39 7] os . on — —
LARGE CAPPAN Gas ae to ‘a PL TaSORE i peng INCHES. OR One sary potty get rae Dutton Rd ag aa 7460 ES AF Os ce COAL—ALL | _Pointer geal —: -aaRSD | mounted corn poral get oi oe 4 D'WILLIAMS ee tke re sui .°
mos eid, & EO 3-407 | 42" shox £ ‘. — (RNA t _ Se cE TRIP TO BOWLING
2 wlomatie bummer, Gr _?- 652° $011 _Waldop_Ra___ Go sickle ber. 48 oe eee, | Pee Lae Mees Gata. COAL—KINDLING & eo ea gage MALE. chopper wegen large farm. Also | ——~ Q. Saginaw at Racburs | Ula ‘guctueky. but be sie
earten i AAA) ALUMINUM STDIN | eels wc chains. a) in case & light bar. Ma| OF FIREPLA FURNACE | os. old. Excellent hunting sa gons. This Is @ big the belp with
EATHER DRUM: FABLE US UP. Onder DOW. beat the Spring re | _go0d cond MT ¢ 1 | WOOD SPEEDWAY FUEL OIL. | Meek. O68. Eat Fate | Before noon, Lubeh avaliable, Win Auto Service 81 teh ‘feo Beweae wh vine Apr 18 of
aa r + f | —— es AKLA REG. ee
Ma airs chase, ga. ices Ant. Sores B osninss ie _ Sale. Musical G Goods OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT Of | “fomale 438. FE Ty MALE 9-1 son J Clark. Pro pony clea
pe tee, 918 gett, Guat Gown. Ist paym't ip June. | arage | oors i~ s 62 _ ORCHARD PARE FE 5.6158 zen. FE 2-991 | Ployd Wehri. clerk. id me Sere — CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN ran | ——— $80.
tal ‘ its end 2 end y. service at lowest prices. | F-PLACE WOOD — Sax, REGISTERED EN —auctioneer ae ar. : Hawaii
wi *Poldine baby waitiaee Gis i ed ‘7s tree tour ser be Pxcters” coset OVERHEAD anon FE 80184 . & =~ nciBED 6 | —8pple, cedar Yineuing FE 2090 er spaniel. FE 5- a SPRING- oneer | cr asda mtn Chive ie enuee CORG-USESE Pret on 4
+ - i ’ a ec a ih after 4 \ j | CGRANKSHAPT ORINDING IN THE
Pr aa chestnut coffee table $20 aU INUM SIDING IN_STOCK wit! #s mye ~ a standard CLARINET & CORNET sas ‘za C000 tne Pe. ae H | B & : | ote GRINDING IN THE _0ad either way. PE j-co0e
LINGLECY ¢ » PAINT SALE HALF JL VALLELY CO | Diseppearing oi foisaway eloset drs | Geomn ete A-1. UNiversity 1-9139. POCAHANTAS SCREENING. — Seana res S$ Feed aM | | chine Shop. "$3 "Good Poove +4
rice At fer’ +. 28) Baldwin Auburn & Rochester Rds. UL 2-4p00 | Stee! outside Saaee’ sneer sg ORGAN BLOND OR WAL, $8.50 per top in 2ton loads. 18T & 2 i ‘ 32-2563. Wanted Used Cars
waPra ; ik a “it no Ans Res OL 16623 __ Sieckric puraee Goer operator but, $129 Term FRANCI’. COAL & OIL | ND CUT HAY- STRAW. | Au t kn npoammmpintpintiDs ipo 8&8
Bont DPC BEDRM SUITE ', GALVANIZED PIPE. ie PER Bion frou remeastog. GAL LAGHER'S S (7122 Orchard Le Ra’ __ PE 38282, tae eS ClION OCIES | Sale Motor Sc gz %2,08 "4, FORD.
(Mahogany: $ matching pes FFE ft ee iene longi lle per — a 3 oe for Mind sastenites 18 E Huron +0566 | _Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68) hay. etree. corn eo Soe. 5089 Dixie Highw ay a ie, Mester Scecters: 27): pane: Standard fh OR
= otto BERRY : | , Shrubs. 68 a sie Highway | a
NYLON COVERED 2. CUS =e A free. ° FERRY DOOR SAT. ES “a im | | aes SORE OF Se Dravton Plains — 55 CUSHMAN EAGLE WITH ° -
rose d8 : HION 2 m8 DALES | ——- 46183 A-l) TREES, MAPLE Oak. ETC. CORN. JURE CLOVER } e2 tains "engine New paint, OR 4-0210
chair M ME tee ISS ares island FOR cygee _ 3 SOS CONN DIRECTOR CORNET. “NEW | Aas t ee Spruce, Pie Fir. | eo Se xt | Every Friday 7 pm ae Foy ee Ma PAINT
_ = ——— ; MPLETE SET jon. $73 FF ers, Mugho, Jun! rf E “eee Yorveee m. . NEW :
NOROE™ Eo WASHER i DRYFR i oe an | Briatiee ies? ca, | MAPLE SPT te “PIANO tists, Dig’ our omg. Bring. 100k | feck Dryden. Ph. 50F3 at Every Saturday ...7 p.m ee condition. FE ter All!
reds repair Brand ‘ — es Atias and .| George Bt tlap, GA “_o °
NOME At mg blanket MY_ 20002. ic PER rr — "142 ROMEX IN Sg FH i en ever used _ 4-000 eck. like new, $400 FE! hay ray of Commerce Village, oY Se oa isis Ev oy Sunday seed p.m tess bgt ees MONEY TALKS!
AUTO W oi, ots other rough-in : z 4 IANO RENTAL $10 PER ws miles east of inte: , ‘ é t ‘
eond. $60. Bor's ASHER GOOD at low. iow, prices cin, materia’ GARAGE BUILDING. 8x2? 3 FEO Eee ee oeey apalion Me ee et a buce tk Re | MIXED HAY) tc BALE PRANK | Buy and Sell Daily 1957 ALLSTATE. ACC. MADE IN the rest then drive
after 4 1 son. TO& 9 west _Excelient_ condition OR co Rg ff picreuared “a money 8 ies _Daiy 8 to MU 48038, t _ Milford” a Cooley Lake Rd. / ORlando 3-2717 Italy. Best offer MA MA’ 6-2171 bag for the test one 4
ea (LEAVING ie Wewe ee soll PIPE § fT. $379 = nea ARM MEATER ind = 8tre™ FE 378 * Piece a OWN BLUE & WE & wit | FEF © s =. DOOR PRIZES EVERY AUCTION NEW foo Spike CUBHMAN 8¢ SCOOF is 4 ‘Gat the : :
was, misc. furniture FE 41968 SAVE 32 95 nk 19 Liberty PROFESSIONAL MODEL c save rdy trees, froth | or ale | Livestock 7 F | 3 . FE 4-446 “OK” ee :
OVER je USED Tv sFts From '7? | r PLUMBING sUPPIY HOT_WATER mond organ. Sul HAM. I your choice for $2) “~~~ ~ SAM AUCTION Fainey. APRIL | Jk, :
om 12 8 89¢ ; HEATERS : gan. Suitable for home| & rs Sones 16 mil I7-ll a 61
$1495 up TV antennas. $9 95 16. YR a rr 100. «Gas New Consumer hte OAF. Separate, club. Pull foot manual, Pontiac on U8 me page Pa PUREBRED POLAND BOARS! tractors, "Icha Deere neetien, 2 For Sale Motorcyctes © iM HARTLEY
Seana we tore ON ARE MATE| ROU eM Acitedeeete gAt SR nen ea Pec Sak uimuntn| SN REP SNS 2 act | Moiese, Sra i vlan ress Ay
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$15 E. Walton Thamipeos 7006 MS@ west. Open Also electric oi site poder 4° od PIANO ‘TUNING — OSCAR Saturday @ sends, ont eps Be. 'F-Y¥R OLD GAT eee ee ee | tank 400 —<—e Grain. feed. Bulk { 1956 AJS See > Dixie OK"
PE 22257 aeran or einilie vaoee MEAT PE 25217 SCHMIDT gay On. tle 1 ITED MARE. GEN- kins, aue ari-Koo! Stan Per | — 1277_ Brown ot
PRACTICALLY "SEW EITCHES a sTANDARD SIZE USED HOUSE AF Fluorescent 393 oes. MS SFR : FOR SALE. A FEW BEAUTIFUL 3 hands’ FE 7-026 (tno = | p87 MACIO. 250 i | Dixie # :
ee a ree ae $20 12 for 615 or $175 Ave — 16 rehard Lk. | iid &, HOMMOND aPINET OR-| ¢Ueeregne, 34 tem ‘yaaee fit | st, ACKSMITH HORSE - SHOFING jp y aCrek. ss low mileage Sede eaeteine Ot | ee noe Pai mee |
aroon sofa bed SE | a on plus t Arbor Vitaes Juni- at your h OU A 7 ; Ss
gsi Le re 2 it? 2 $25 int 8-1305 Bac. cond Ge 38a! Pion 3s s18 REPAIR. | Snot epplied whea “pure | ae ° ‘ons “orev H = betes rth You _Rene_ Charlebois mr eee | = the ie KING, FOR ANY ~ Fo S. Mines wore oe 2638 AND
ee ' : veland fa > IN Ww i rs
Sg et ayy 2 Stee ne ae “SPtEC HVATER pang HYDRAULIC POMP VALVE AND og gegnue OF | Glortlind on ‘ww Dine falleway "socking Devan da pie. We Syral Bigette 38 thy range, worm tent | “wae
7 . De cad nitings ost.e j {sok ang twe 32” rams FE | 27 8 Saginaw : h ac and Fiint. Holly | _ schooled. $150 eee Re: Wee) Oe UF oe eee ee eocnlan id, | CASH
P. ; cab 5 up. 060! ee ee ME 17-1761. | Chrome & form ow
Oa ET a irae BB "TEL vane we coat EE Lm ginntne GROWN SPRUCE. “a Borel very gemle BM Saat Gabiaine ible ech a [ig ee a
r ouse paint, gal $195 172 South Bi 5 ‘pines. 1 to @ ft. 10.0 | wn ains chair, lounge chai abi
RUBBER BASE Baise ai $375 mi) _Segieew @ This paint needs a _ | Medium smal! Upright pian $1.50 ea, | r more. FOR SERVICE PA | form rock obairs, plat e. Call OR 3-4801. Co
4y, ve 30 GALTON HOT WATER HEAT-| ot Grip. sag ge ig ag. eee San de We | than 16. ea. | nessee walker. LUAMING TEN-| {of FOCKST. Uhten cables, ‘Roos | mmunity Motor Sales
iieas ae i} Tithe ae ef nome titthon fe) see recewsy. | pena Ms Wendveds sot oles ts 1) pedal ergen $008 to estates ra cng lg ood apaciad walker Ree and Tenses | dividers, bedrscen furniture & | Boats & Accessories 85 avetnn pit wa BLVD.
Syer's y “xt ee 2 custom | 1005¢ 15 screens @ borders. Ced i mare Ibs. Chestnut amps. All the above fro: cae a paar AD
s7rt os Mi W Huton FE ee tT cohalt Shingles + GORRLANE™ rom a paoyr, | Enh THE ome MOOT OG" Cainte toe Dine Her. fag mare. albu,” Surrow a) i ee ee al ee ATWATER
tw 2 CALL BE é15-1o. AAS alt Shin ve 5-6150 0 Clarkston. MApie_5-1922. | arrow mare, Lik ATER.
aprnoraaror 2 fed rE 6287 B34 an veo veation gl es. (KITCR EN CABINET SINKS Up to 36 mos. to pay OAKLAND TREE SERVICE TRIM- HORSES BOARDED EXC iL E. SMART AUCTION — $110. 905 8. Cass Lake
oss TOP Shin pair 5 model 1 ma | removal 82275, { CARE. rida TDF
wee * here $30 Pot aa 00 value $46 30, while they last GALLAGHER’ STATE INSPECTED RASPBERRY 5311 Walnuj Lake Rd EM _3-3004 | tome will we-atlered ‘tt e300 pm west Bish met hig Tg techy
Serene WG PRDERER Church S Inc eee tee geet ee eraers | AE Baren cS wa MAple §-3601 | PROROU GEARED he Ck aime. ih uew sales pavillion ‘4 mile WT¢ PP 7 FERC ASSO BOAT. any MODEL !
REE?. CoM. * | pleas % 2 =. FE 40566 STRAY ; peers JL 2-1928 : shopping cent T
pletely tutomatte Fan Et Oey LOT Sculrre! Ra UL 2.4000 ° Orenasd Leke Ave 4. cept. 383 tie! cn paves ae cher pueeenay wr eanste’’ Ue TO BOARD. 1676 Hillman Ai fio Rochester. Paul “pod cond: TE Se Ber $30 ee a DOLLAR |
nattress studio ditan Excellent 699 FGO INCT a ee amberiain 10475 | Bige : ware Lake Rd. T _ uctioneer |
_eond, FE ¢1453 3 UBATOR. GAS STOVE USED low Rd. Davisburg. _ Vorce. roy. Al ae et | PT RU —_ Fin? ;
; Non SMALL PIAN MApie 5-5 . RUNABOUT. 25 HORSE ALEN EL 4 i
RCA 17" TABLE 3 ‘ abe arty rae’ of tank Fresh LARGE MAYTAG IRONER IN Wainut con { I nent ; Evinrude & trailer OR LEE RT :
ce ae comer MOSS Be Hatin ea excelent condition, 18 Cacios en. Wy cst TIONG conc. STaawnrnny ptanty—oEDER, Wanted Livestock 73 For Sale Housetrailers 78 Sesubee Re Gpatatre > SELLE |
53-3303 alter 5 mS See am Lak sf rom ‘il. MORRIS MUSIC Lon Milford s OFC! | oe PPP 14 FT. PLYWOOD JNABOUT. :
kei Wick 6"RO DING Ri AIL GOOD BARGAINS s Lake Rd 34 4 hoe legraph Rd FE 2-0567 hese Biers MY ee BREEDING RABBITS. NEW ZEA. 30 FT PONTIAC CHIEF MOBILE | $95 Bowling ball dod’ beg. Brune: or H J. VANWELT
set. with adie pads 650 “boc, | MEDICINE CABINETS WITH wean from _Te!-Huron Stark Bros. Nurséry FE ' gaei2 or Flemish Giante 5 py oS _wiek_918 3-0250. 31986 4540 Disie Evy
replace set sie Grex scq rea | USED EOHBES. NAIL FREE separ Two GHT PIANO $50 Representati 2 DETROITER. ‘58 or \18 HP J OHNSON, ELECTRIC °
day t+ ‘mF ‘ar oe. | parate chrome flu t utive SOR $100 DEL ELECTRIC |
Chrome wichen ses as Bevier Than New £59 borne gia arato nights | ——_______FB 22031 _____ Laptacening Qrnameniais git tim es en, | eee Take over payment, FE jaggy Soo ATTENTION!
is i im 2300 And xt — _ lete. Fact + . . ie Bina aw AT ro DI a
Sg ee See fee BPRS, | Fa see Sra SPE FOF “eel ek cea 16 LAPSTRAKE | “War sermux ron tree
REFRIGERATOR “933. «ELECTRI : é . Bye. = | : ~ 8 ps OO ture and take over balanc tind - *
stove $35 21" TV $55 Gas sore Kontis Pipe Paneling 16c ft. NATION'§ FINEST COUNTER TOP) sec Baldwin Acrosonie spinet. | ~~~ _For - Sale ‘Pets 69 | ___For Sale Poultry 74. = Elizabeth Lake Road No. 76 Control SORG WE'RE PAYING
an Ripeae a $19 Ewctre e thes Post $945 pr.) per sq ft ge surfacing | cy be eeinit with matching bench. ' 3 LGE. KENNEL GATE, 3 Fo | won ume woes Ju SS | 6 ALMA 41. FT FORCED TO| uuleves ag He Box. = ee |: TOP $$$ DOLI AR
y S276 =) GE : FRESH sel alk OR 3-6268,
P . _STYE! | Spectal prices GA ' ; EGGS Afte ‘Evinrud
reevonatiep bi ee shine “Hone revere i “| TERMS _ Cheap” FEO eait o* ies. Mepbownd FOR bie coe Bi ma Lanalao OHI — “yOar i ser aa eonme ENN‘
rice 2 Tacome Ct M r NEW ; . Corts 5 R = co CKs F c CH 4 SY
pe many per angus Come SE naan Wh G5 ore a | GALLAGHER | Yee eile Rolo | test Ba DUCKS Fe FONTIAC SE 180 pants | e_gerepeeey eard moter wi GL
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PURI GOUCH, DEQDIVAN EX Bia whet Sh pen outuanians tiger, S eae ae SESE Be oes |" Sale Farm Produce 78 qe oEsteat 2 my (ONG taler*Pe hie meer "| MOTOR SALES
3. MI fea eng ae | SIN RSEPO WER ELECTRIC EV
SOFA UPHOISTFRED c nate "&h FHA Te: agin, 2-ft_ len ie r WANTED co POODLES, # MOS SACRI- gr acKMORE | bedrm. full bath. large COLE | inrude, like ne ae Pet EV-| PE ent imei HUB f
painted chects UT 21865 A Terms Free Estimates |. ae ve PLU? BING SUPPLY — mec hea CO | eating and cig APPLE a kitehen, reasonable, QL | _1665 Rustic be Keego sigh o-oog —_—= «1107
ane TEL ot REFRIGERATOR. “¢'OPEN & to $30 MON thru SAT a see CRAPISMN FE 35-2100 VSED PIANOS Female a ce 4 MOS OLD, _Rd_ OL 1-6480 0 Siivervel at i OE See , i. ie ey JAVALIN, ae manvinsge R Ss:
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Se peer nope i last o1-RPLES ONbe. ‘heavy duty. 3 iN TABLE Wiegand Music Center” AKC REG. BOSTON TERRIER OAKLA ND COUNTY MAREET With bath. Been used evar: 1987 EVI like new, UL a | Cass eNpEAO . . MOTOR. to BALES
Commerce Rd EM 3-414 CRPLES LUMBER &* tem? pinks Dado set. $250 for BAZASR ARE pups, Champ stock. FE 5-5812 Sat, 7 c Lk. Ra Open every ons onis Like new. $500 do 1 VINRUDE BiG —
SINGER PORT Z10-2AG ATIACH MATERIAL SALES co nt, FE tse on RA Je scua oarnd AKC DACHSHUND MALE. 3 Mos. *® howe | Posatoe Easter plants MY _2-3791 “=| | _Siath, ates like Rew, $308. MA. NOW
$1950 Evectmiux Vacuum. £7495 9340 Highland Ra (Msg) OR 3-7092 ONE +10 CRAFTSMAN TABLE S i Ss “foun npionship stock $45, FE vegetables Eg . ‘Orensires:ed ner PALACE 10X45 170 NOP. » after 6. P.M. | REA
ge ee Se AUCTION sac ease duty. 3 table exten 0 tore Equipment 64 gcc" or eblckens honey “fiancicratt, Pree jaa ek i987 CURLY CRAFT 16 FT 1
INGER POR All new merchandise. Friday. A i ado set $250 for - ; <RMAN SHEPHERD PUP. 5°)". "> 3-poTs INDER 8 FT W TH
chines OR TABLE se nare Ped AL iith, 7 pin. 2616 Dixie Hw afl al) ol ee wood lathe with | RESTAURANT ELECTRIC GRILL | pes of show quality. Ready POTATOES CERTIFIE = 35 ft. long. Good cond. WIDE al 85 H.P etotbon ggg renee | . .
FE 2-337. nasichigans Aiwine ae 1 mile N of Pontiac elty limite ee $4156 ; and deep fryer. Hood for pe or immediate sale FE 8-0641. Several] varieties FIED | SEED - 8-2426 _ —__ ae Prgoger Beautiful! BRING Y
ter. 343 Oakland, HE Distributors - o NOTE Oa FRIGIDAIRE “. register MA 41200 1215 BIRD HOUSES ALL PET | SHOP. _Lk. Orion. MY 2-0931 \ ad DE LUXE J¢FT ? BEDRM. trailer and notes. x ‘anne | OUR CAP HERE FOR
ae Fue aa OL ANCHOR FENCE Ss ig, 2-2030 before 2 30 y_ Park Rd 55 Williams FE 4-6433. POTATOES “$160 PER HUNDRED d ma. Like new. Jalousie win- $3,000 Will finance. Call FE OP DOLL
Brion ange Teal blue green. No money down FHA approved ee FANELT ING” RESTAURANT EXHAUST FAN. 18 Boxes PUPPIES F AWN MALES Stiverbell,_ Mountain Rd. of 30115 Storms & ecreens. OR, “3719 after 6
cotton tweed fabric. FREE ESTIMATES Bir a" Ye per ft. ; nter small cash reg-. 1ampion sired Ch Bang-away porarol ra ene - WE NEED 500 CA .
Ts. old. ke new $75. EM Qj FE 5-471 irch M4" 43c per ft. 7 | ister ice cream cabinet randsons-ghow qualit | POTATOES $1.0 _ CRT RBSBTREAM LIGHTWEIGHT 158. wes or RS
jolt ; 7 AN “EXPERT LICENSED HPAT. OW" Baneling 3s" ae per ft. | arrose afer 2 ge | Hihrtan, a ent a eo | "‘Mounteln 8100 | BU 3356 BALD, travel trailer. since Tee nehdtee: Sect ciueee Byco| BU 7 On eS SS ae .
OUGHT, SOLD. EX ar. | 1 j COOLER BOX 10x8x6 FT. =; se Bec |SEED POTATOES EA Ife. See them and get ALUMINUM BOAT & 1 V '
eee Tea fo? Mt Clem-| snd. oe oe nite, ler Looe SON JUMBER CO. | cash “Must remove. FE 6-06 $778 | mosze x BULL PURE-BRED | Youne 'M Pontiac Reaee Charies | rae Werner Trat| FE 2-6540 BOAT & TRAILER. ‘A ERIL S
Bo a _ installed at once. FHA terms. 80 .L-DOWN LIGHT PIXTURES, | sachsen uel te ing MY_ 21711 - to foin one of Wall ;
SINGER BUDGET PO | 8. 80 $6.05. Cellin ; 8,| WENT OUT OF BUSINESS. WI! : BOSTON TERRIE STUD SEED & EA FAT : _citin y Byam's ex-; 2020 Dixie Hw:
Let ub ibe hor erties skrungow FUTURES SOONOS ter Sesh Spas! EEE a lee eG Sait Mere’ cartes Ok Pm cone ek See Mga Authorized Bales oat —— "re ase
e¢ to complete pay- t kiteh fi electric grill, 2) COLLIE PUPS 11430 Davisburg . Sales
rats. neatikic le new ectoiat| 6 en ofl and gas furnaces POWER L | steam tables, Hotpoint F ~ $10. sburg :
for smal) down “payment. and| autom water and steam bo'lers. a AWN MOWER, $15.) fryer and cash rench | MA_ 43721 Ae =
nd c Hand mower §4. register. wal ap iti OUR CUSTOMER
Sonu atgeae STE Al areal ponte, Ut pkg" ara ontaid! MM Sg FOR, SALE “Sale Farm Equipment 76 Pn Chiet & Detroiter oob
5 enter. Mir- and {he galvanized 1 PATIO. STONES. SAVE ON ale ' Reg. Englist Min eN N | and 10
acl . & ni cop er black ES ' ad n P :
Sole Ms jo Bre 2 oe. Bak en mitiegs | Lowe Bros third. sizes 24x24, SAVE ONE- porting, ; Goods 6 65 hes old. Pointer vupies. 8 ARIENS SETS. FRAZER ROTO Witt: ode tence ian We toe a of | 4 AH? “CLEAN ad
Open mone Notions De artment Paint and Super moe & 16x32 Smooth fi hee’ YORIG: Fg \ Bauc om. 5200 Li ines tt Ra, e | thlers. new and rts and all oe trade-ins. We top: them YBAUGH'’S
£0357 rom ‘1 ‘tt! 9 Phone FE 208s ugg Se PFLY,. _ Roger A Authler Co. anak | EFT AERC GRAPE ALUME peer Michigan Phone Mohawe | pa e Wravic. 1580 #ovarke B on trade-in. allowance — at ~ BOATS —MOTORS—TRATLERS WE'LL GIVE YoU
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TRADETN DEPT. see ee SRK = HALF AND BL? = Sag geet ot) ee 13h p, Jobson “1 boat traly eo BRUTY CARTY & SAVES ob Hutchinson teas inbosrds and Outvoaras $$ CASH $85 _ :
Apt size gas stove 529 55, “quarters Opdrke Mkt, FE 5: ‘ou ROTO-TILLER WITH 21 IN, LAWN road ™ Face PREE KITTENS | Jacobsen lawn mower . : “aaae s anore geste A GOOD DEPENDABL }
Tabie top “elec ance sae BASTIAN . BLESSING -SOUNTER mower attachments, OR 3-512 | GUNS MODERN OR ~ KNHQUE Sena OR 39789 Boles rac ors & ones Mobile Ho es CRUISE OU OAT AY ABLE. Tah
ge Bar es ces piege” ime amare RSCHE ghionise e dagnoe ba agit repair ang geoge guoun,:/ gig ver to. eoed ot wos SMplelty tractors "A mowers | mM he
Sei ee reg, 8 REL ee: 8 S. Saginaw _Burr. 375 ‘Telegraph. , oes « ome. FE Rotoct riding mowers i S l 2.4402 Tdays @ to D PE ILL
vr. elec nefrig. .. ++. i ‘OR, 7 c j — ee | tillers | 4-9370
3 pe. chrome dinette $1795 _heigh Street ROE BALE. 3 EE BEBUILE LAWN MOWERS ~-otse BUY, 8fLL. TRADE! GERMAN SHEPHE Specials on used equi Qies “oar “MOTOR AND TRAIL ER )
; be Wine coum $1495 BETTER ‘ 304 VOakian ane ets 3 Leach, 10 Bagley tan 11 eee. earn e HOUGHTE ve SON 4301 Dixte High with senttole, S100 FB £1878 “RAMBLER”
pe. grm. suite 29 95 Qu | 1ar ve LADIES HAGEN ery reas FE : ighway - lhe *
Many other items a ay 7 able ee rag PTER BUYS — RANGE HOODS WITH FAN. ONLY one ubs, gt 2 ‘ SIATCHED COU Gate Bt OND COCKER SP Rochester". & iNew Taea Deaier Open rae das ma : week wt oe och R bP To a au 8. SAGINAW nae 434
aw oa ata» 8 50 wel W (gen bd carry Miser west Thompson, 7005 See ther Ag ae gio MALE Be FE KER Par RY Ot eas Bei y 161 cee LIKE NEW 2 BED. BROOKLINE OUTROARD MOTOR. | “PRIVATE PARTY WANTS .'57 on
: erms. FE > 41122/ f33 — se | a - MALE BASSET ~ m. 37 ft 62.200 cash, FE 43 Pp as new. 25¢ El ey with powerglid
pping W-Pine 3c lin ft ROTOTILLERS | Bait, _Minnows, Et T HOUND AVAIL:| 6 after 4 i i. 25¢ Elm. | ceptionally i
a |tx12 sheathi 5 : | WW c. 6B able for stud servic bp. Wheel Horse and 7 h eh ia i RIS CRAFT 11-FT, : y ‘good, low ea .
This Week's Specials j xia shelving. wrPine’ te 12¢ a. hg Se 4any to operate, the ladies can | sock OR, _3-6124 ¢. Champion ; Bolen: riding Geactors with ‘elec Se man: utility outboard. sfonts | 6. Pontine details and pricé. hs
, : a Base W-Pings | --- gf foun tee ue oe a ait mith ‘BAIT & TACKLE—OPEN 7 ays | ALE AREF WED —ORUN.| Gen. ost. Ideal for Jawa, and ar NEW TR. ALL ERS SAL. ES. New finishing ji Paneling. Also So i Press.
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poe Kelrigatar Rik ‘Wuittpoel Base Bnoe WPIne oe De. R | pORy makes gemie reveiiery: _389 Orchard Lake ane ol ew os after 7 FE 83647, | 26" riding mowers and attach. | ALMA-STAR CANOE WITH §AlL8 & OU" {& M Motor Sales
r eatte rT. § Year guarantee | Birch Pis wood ox” - %@ ime payments available. F. «San d, 3 W ZEALAND RABBITS | ments 195@ new Toro riding CHAMPION-GREAT LAKES ger. With pee dies, Good TRIO. | “ror Bag on later model cars
ia ee cen toe: rel hgal gead 3 a! des... 413.75 Ea rh eat ew Ba case Equipment an Gravel & - Dirt t 66. a toe FE 47534, | ryetett Goes alle reel type. 32° Gig Trade-In Allowance $130, FE_5-9303 shape. iu eH oO 1603
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anty, Delivered. Your, ch oor! pitt, nae age ng. ¢ $5.21 Ue ene. “oe. Mircea a: GREW SOP | housebroken ae SHOTS &! type. Jacobson fitet quality moe Gibson Trailer Sales CusTOM “BOAT COV ERS AN
*rodele 1 of a kind. Come and| V-grooved , Mahgany Plywood soe 7 _& black dirt, FE 5- er mut wood at Maplectest. “Ott Hatchery | wr’ arntina Saars “aays VAN, ee RE 2103 | = ane repair, FE 4-437 VERS AND BEONd
R ATORS, Rebuflt, Guar-| Fi $00 Del DOORS REPAIRED FE |A-) TOP SOI iE AT WE SELL ae eager ees | CU T
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aiteed, delivered. Chotee of 25 Soun os Se en w.| tae ut enact dirt. Ken “Jones. PePralag puppies oA Sl acinae SE) NEW AND USED | best tepals. Fucrornens ANP
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. Goon nouseRErriko snor,| on carry $1.35 Bag SHEETROCK Toe ie koi SAND GRAVET | PEO “COME IN AND SEF ees ~ CENTURY CRUIS-ALONG —
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ae HURON PE 41553). ,. bh AGGERTY - ext, rio, 4x12 eee outs 90%) 183 Sanderson sore 7121 | fei te ene end ean. Pa ‘ cra) re ane CADILLAC Raa ,
‘DE GAS RANGE FOR ELEC-| BER COMPANY Kl TOP 801 oe 2. «POODLE PUPPIES WHT f BUTTON STARTI rts — Bottle Gas URY
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og 06d Ww mo Electric 1947 WALLED [ARE HWY CHURCH g INC: my “OR 3 06 dirt. Jerry’ sae Mot ls wittene ig Mother pedi. | kine we have eoveral an TRAILER EXCH ARGE INt. "AND L ARES Say AL LES CL. EAN CL. RS
A tes urot Between W. Maple & KE sac traf 2-4000 ‘si -0638 | or Graduation, 171 Navase. — tractors. tiers and ies | | 60 8. Telegraph FE 2 2a? W _SURON, 5 FE 47121 | We Will :
PHONE WArket 4-108 _ _SiNGLe CEMENT, LAUNDRY” TUB. “tb black ees FOP, 86 a PILES, 5AM Verne pst + ND . Et Commodore Mari e Wil Pt |
Ee » ves ' Bar wi ed ' POODLES. REG. PUPPIES. ERMS ! OXFORD ~ wma -T
GET IT QUICK... ie soe Z ND one Ls igth. | price tap, sittin. so | a Tor use ER UaHED stone | _641_Thira ya ee KING BROS. | | Nene. ler post Seek, lseses be | LLAR |
a . La m $ ——- 4 5 . a i oc ease .
through Classified Ad eet tbe Se S10" boi Piresder, SFE baed |, PRN OEE D cen poco? Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke TRAILER _ isefs"*&n wongua, Rig |
™ hoe 3 Oak flooring ge | ACIBBORS, PINKING ~ sHtans, “UTENTION TRUCKERS. LOMDING PARAKEETS CANARYS, CAGES, FE eon OP 41112 : | pox 100, “PP estes Frets | CASSOAKLAND | ‘
y ete 62" sing cabinet with wall | ots ag tig LOK, serrated Knifes. | i tw ra top sof Stevenson food and — supplies, Crane mid ‘ ar ae FIBERGLAS LY : :
és, whatever it is — dial) cabinet, aan Ft 0 as wALTO sae ae Ra. MA 61277, Hatchery, 2408 aubnura. UL. 2.2200 | a ALES | or your Boge ath gor 3 32 W_Mentesine- oe
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or an ad: ge VENDING PB oare| bind ines mower, $6: pirts Bike see oer Nom PIE 48643 | derson St, BR AIT, ites 67 Hen-| MONEY! Make it easily | GREAT LAKES & ZIMW | fee panels made to onder "| DONT PASS UP
ee END TACHINE. 7p. | 36 ¢ girl's bike, | T, BY as i 3 & ZIMME your.
writer and get it! | el XEMA. hag cold shanger, Mike| 12, 2 winter “coat, tah 10 & hte Pies OAD: YARD | PART Sethe curike Fou | through Classified Ads. To; Mu trom. Wer trade: gall Th to) special requiremente «oy MONEY! Sell unneeded
— Va Sse re 12, | ae. DIRE ie ee Fiat PARAREETS CRN ARIES, vt TT nt rent, buy, swap, hire, | 0 ae some wonderful buys = Repair Kits belomging:s. for
a 7 . Since 1927, 584 i 7 RES ee us today. One Fed ‘etrifo ,
, , - » rote-telt Oakiena Ave, (dial FE 2 8181, |g he south of Lake Orion on Mi4,[ « wis Mite breed. Fasten, through’ Classified Ads! —
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ee full power, radio and heater, | ‘57 Stude Silver Hawk iniews ; ‘OR THE
. , eT tier aes ee ee eae. 38, =| FINEST sve ecwtuee | + . mileage, ~ s $ :
: Russ Dawson for, motoring vacation. Only Chev: 8 2 ar. OF en and well maintained
: 232 S. Saginaw PE 20131" “ HODGES, INC. a aed 3 & Convert Power CAPRIS — PREMIERS —
oe '|1957 BEL AIR CHEVROLET 4. F300 8 8. Woodward 6-0029 | +57 a di OD ; USED CARS | . CONTINENTALS
Immaculate 1952 4 DR., CHRYSLER, eT 3 | :38 Plymouth 4 dr, Wen.
4 2 A — Waw. Very cisea. ‘36. Ford 8 2 dr’ FOM SHOP oo, FROM $3195
; idsa CHRYSLER NEW YORKmR | 3 Chev, Del Ray 8 OD we
s s WOooDWA RD. be Me re. Radio & Heater. Power | +53 mouth .........-... ee
. & power brakes. 42.000 ford Panel .............-.:- . ug Ford Panel ..:............... $ 195 4; EF miles. o dealers. UL 2-3362. | +5] Plymouth .......-.. BOB
20 ui " custom in oid ‘33 DESOTO. Goo SHAPE. POW. | 1269 Perry_at- Madi
. Compleat at 23 er_R&H OR 3.9617. issT, FORD CUSTOM PONTIAC-CADILLAC | Lumber. Ul, 2-1330. Sart » 5 '°ADeOTHO ~~ | __38 1. before 3 3 p.m. -| 3 ( )
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Good transportation. tras. Perfect cond. Low mens | Cc $40.50 DOWN $7.50 PER WEEK| fre’, Posect cond *.| N. Woodward INC.
iss FORD CUSTOM 3002 DOOR. V-8. Fordomatic, heater, a+ B’HAM MI 4-1930 280 Hunter Bivd Ml 6-6934
‘ spare. $145 down. finance $ "| 1867 FoR FORD COUNTRY SEDAN. | seus BK
i083 CHEVROLET STATIONWAG. . oor wagon. Full rack. -,
ae er Sta AG- Eddie Steele Autometic, power steer ase | nennome BY es ail
" u -,* a good mechanical cond MOT OP SALES FORD 35. mouths Aner Bi a pis. |
O.K. TaN 7 DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER low down paymem® or oid | "38 MERCURY
‘ ' STATION WAGON % YEARS FAIR DEALING py 4 goo ZEGO HARBOR, ony AIH AG | SlheLaue MAROTOR CHEVROLET PIKE MI? } za ; Used Trucks Bestest ecad re ewnar. 9l0T3. 1953 FORD § CYLINDER. FOR- B ING |” $Ber cute mete when ? : Oskland before 6. 80 Fourth isi) DODGE. 4 DOOR, Vi. POWER- | Gomstic. 2tone bine. Ready So ge. RAMBLER | pss esin
54 CHEVROLET ae | 700. , les. $3.300 - tc #2 300 oe aswn ment ‘or old Pe 666 S. Woodward oe DOW ss rae MC
; ‘H, CHE c ‘83 MOTOR. page Oe bes BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER, 666 8. TOK: % TON PICKUP: Cheap. Smith's Service Station, | Owner wants cash to buy home. | WOODWARD MI_¢3000 | mad Saar BRAID
ONLY $295 | Waluon, 9180.01 oa on ON REPOSSESSION | stick. Excellent condition. 44,000
"30 CHEVROLET SSE. : les. PE 40738. 4 includes lax pnd ‘tr R&H, Pric : | SL DODGE 4 DR. GOOD COND. nx h needed. $265 full pri mee 4a TON PICKUP includ 1 transfers. Tom | Radar pa price. | 1837 FORD RANCH WAGON. RED MOTOR SALES
. $™5 OC mo a weace | So ee White. Automatic. Clean as a aan 2 “2 eo vs 4 . King Auto. -0402. i bal * Wholesale, $1,395. 30, DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER
37 CHEVROLET 3-8556 $7 FORD 4 DR. VICTORIA, HARD monthly payments. sis’ 0. | 35 YEARS _ DEALING 3 fully equipped, sale or trade.| Very low down payment or oid | Cass AT PIKE 8Ts
\% TON PICKUP "1958 EDSEL otor “& power glide, 72 W.| trade. BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER. FE 201060
+ ne egg + DR consain SiaaaORE Coon. | I -FORS STARA wate mT eee pita oF oe ce 1955 5 FORD 0 FASSENGER COUN- | i8s7 FORD | STA WAGON take id ¢
= ITS TRUE 5 ’ V-8, radio and heater.| Full size STATION To st, |... Wate, OW FOES
Matthews-Hargreaves Ar conalifon. $165, Finance g00s. | _ sted 5 | A 1955 CUSTOM LINE v#.| FACTORY BRANCH
: The BIG, Ble Let. | Haupt Pontiac | Russ Dawson | Eddie Steele | "sanitiPusm Nate # Roster 631 OAKLAND AVE. Is the Place to Buy! 3 eet THRONE Gath FORD HAM-RAMBLER 666 8. WOOD- 57 MERCURY
' FE 4-4547 white. V-8. POM, R&H. sharp. KEEGO HARBOR 2 DOOR SEDAN Clarkston Motor Sales. | =-222 FE, 2-282 | 1953 FORD PICKUP. 196¢ PLYM- Racio, & Heater. Merc-o-
Auto Insurance 90A 4, Ford 2 dr. Fordomatic. Radio; | om 6 “1073 Po c. ba steering
| Heater, $295. No money down. |CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER °S7 FORD 8: oes % oe peaD TRANS., wer brakes
& PD FOR Most Sans. ‘83 Chrysler 4 dr. ao tic Main St. Clarkston. MA _5-5141 : 5 : 265, EM 3-0081 H. Riggins
| "1 Z $9.60) ‘transmission. Radio. Heater. A | CAR PA TOO BURDEN. COUNTRY SEDAN i058 FORD. V8 CUSTOM 300.2. Ee $4.99 ea. ipretl Reresin—no money down! some? Let us help you adjust to», One owner — Very clean dr., low mileage, Exc. cond. ad - "36 4 Dr. Estate wagon. Ra. | some less expensive model. | $300 DO’ 3 PER MO 6-8853. *
Foreign & Sports Cars 90B) 0, Gown paymest, nn” “Lake Orion Motor Sales Sp FORD 7 DR on lac > ; Ford 2 Dr. A little jewel. A fine ___M2¢ AT CLARKSTON RD BRAID REPOSS SSION | a | $335 No cash, needed imported sports and antique tires Pontiac 4 dr sedan. 8 =) “CY” OWENS FORD 319 moots Std. sift, V-6. Mr '
ear owner Maasket ‘Tite! Mate, RAH. 6 way scat. Light | | Bell. King Auto, PE 60602, etd
Co_ TT! Ww " 56 Booting 25 rpare. saat! 57 FORD MOTOR SALES | 938 FORD, Hor | ROD. FLOOR | tone pain D PLYMOUTH DEALER | _ 5 For Sale Cars = 91; Siitewslls. 2 tone paint, $195 ara 305 ean EARS FAIR DEALING | 3) HUDSON WASP. $150. 248 W | re | Mipyentisc, 2 for sedan, White Base AT W. PIKE ST. ¥ pstianti. 83 BUICK . A-l SHAPE.| and en. Hydramatic. Radio | FE_2-0186 1957 BMW ISETTA—A REAL Gas | ore
$450. 900-8. Cass Lk. Rd. No) and Hester. te tires. | / ! 37 FORD 4 DR. BEST OFFER.| saver 70 miles per gallon. | Sotiate, Pull price $606. | “After 5, FE 8-6701. Call PE $4590" Community Motor
‘ ick st BT. =| “—~ « “Transportation Specials y wens "4 FORD V4 COUPE. LIKE NEW. | _ Sales. _FE 3-7117
we tee eh ti Maple 5- or *Aple $-1141/ 147.8 SAGINAW STREET | QteFdrive, P. steering. Orig. tires. | JEEP. NEW " MOTOR, GOOD+ -. @ int toedeene st
j gayi | 1055 CHEVY DEL RAY V-8. POW. FE 5-410 FE 53588 | OR 31501. shape. Must «ell. Best offer. MUI! | BEHIND THE POST OFFICE _ 2 8 HT, CALL FE $-8227 of Pee. R&H. White walls. 1 own- {| * TRY HERE wee aw Wite's car. Exc’ cond. $765 , I, mer = PREMIERE 2 DR j 1663 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP. eget FACTORY BRANCH | :35 Dottise Starente! Chtaion BT. Full power. 18,000 miles, MI DON T
La ; | 58 CH DEL RAY, Vi.' 52 Cad edan, ; : Meering. $148 down, Pinence “eene Sticke fick. Red & white. $605., 58 THUNDERBIRD tee werd pickep E soy "te GMERCURY, GOOD TRANS.
: FULL POWER h $109.00. FE 30633.
; Eddie Steele 1965 “CHEV po erergh Matot 4 Brilliant Red | | vour ULE OLD$ DEALER | "alaraton Ne na ke As. BE BLINDED | ona white. Slee som 595 FOREIGN CAR SALES | tomatic. $495. wits | — Pree
FORD dition. MUtua 44254 ™ © ee wie Whi AND SERVICE | csanthiy on ait. 56 | BY THE GLITTER
sf KEEGO HARBOR Lake Road. ——_ “sas N. Main, Rochester OL 1-0761 mean” Weer le ning 5 wn pavionn | Most used cars sre shined up
/ FE. 53-9204 PE 2-2529\Guev 58 BROOKWOOD STA | | '33 FORD 2 DR., V-8. STANDARD or old. trade. BIRMINGHAM - | nicely—So are ours. The differ-
( ’54 Buick H’top Coupe | “tion Wan. Ail white. Power. maa O] itiac tage rei Vergata: | RAMBLER, €06 8. WOODWARD. | £006, 8 ret cree pully recon: 6-390. heath | the -
Ye wee (2). (4) yao Vv. renee, MI Se. i MIL. $2 FORD saan. V8. RADIO by expert mechanics.
fon Radio a eater. Ret Au. | a 3 HEATER ABSOLUTELY NO len . teeth body. Radio ¢ iar oes zea Excel. cond. 1 MONEY DOWN. Assume 57 CADILLAC
ee nara . demonstrate. a CHEVY 2 GOOD TRANS- | etdl Mer Mr’ Pa hat a Credit 4 TO CHOOSE PROM Coupe Dt ‘ Tr ‘a at s L 2
: 8S AUTO SALES vid Ray ‘Dr ian “Aller 3:90. 3839 | ~ Harold 7 Turner Fo’ oo ‘ete Get (Set Cediliac own- n-
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cr PE 2.2351 iss aE TOLET. VERY GOOD. “wiee condition. ‘m8, ‘sn ft z BIRMINGHAM'S or Seal. TB paste eee Worr|_itnvadnc err: Above srernes. tore. Go Be F E T '37 STUDEBAKER clean.” owner. EM '3-6316. BLACK 1955 CHEVY. V3. HARD: | | $4-FORD . V8, FOM CONVERTI- IN S SILVER HAWK. Club Coupe with
3 aie. pensr siereG. Eevee Tim : hydramatic, radio, heater & “ Lie gg OADMASTER. WHITE) top. btgatnd too transmission, Ex-| FE 3-7117 dows, power seats and new top, . beautiful sport car / au tires. Power brakes. rower Seno FE 4-3376. = Cocminnn st beautiful pink in color. Jaymenis OF spo ;
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Se ERE aes aie Meee S| Kee ete weir | LTACO-INS | sorvew Rane em is ease m 8 1 "BU BUCK CUSTOM. STATION) Thursday **j2,250. Pe 2-6290 a "miles. srisenl ond AN TU 0M | eS" Auburn Ate. 9555 SUPER Tadin heater” ‘power __Wgn. Extra _ciean. 5-5006, _OR 3-445. st 195 FORD FAIRLANE, 2 DOOR. . brakes. A‘1 throughout
1956 sa BUICK SPECIAL. 4 DR, DY-'. Sic vRGLST CONVERTIBLE. ; 5 F { 2-) Dr “$R05 | V-8, radio and heater, 1 owner. 5th Anniversary Sale . f., cond.| black with new white nglon top | 5 Ford reo... $895 | $145 down, finance $695. 2YEAR WARRANTY 57 BUICK
ee ee -e a ft ide. Al” conditie mg A ides “RADIO. HEATER. FORDOMATIC. Eddi St l EEA . _ SUPER Dr. fynetion, radlo e com on. ir 4 js
owner. Very sma ma “Gown ‘pay | ae $1305. MI 6-2204 3204. Bhan - 1e ee e vromaTi?. PONTIAC +s heater. tu-tong’ “blu
ncing — 7 AUTOMATIC |... 8 "57 Lucky Auto Sales 193 8. ‘manee H d b | JACK COLE, INC. FORD 1958 FORD AMERCU RY araen ULQ |, Dodge’ - Plymouth - Chrysler i SERGO HARBOR |SEDAN . $ 705 enter 2-Dr. Hardtop. Mer- 194 CHEV. BEL AiR, GOOD rie ake Pontiac Cis FE 60200 E_2-2520 ‘1956 DESOTO | comatye, radio, heater, beige and cond.. $495. No dealers, PE 5.2766. 2 ist A Anniversary Sale | R451 4 tee FORD” $1295 tan finish
i953 LET BEL AIR «DR. . ANTEED USED CARS O ' | of .
Good coat. FE Paw OO a Bare S58, Part RAE Sam Gs | PONTIAC'S | ramane Popp 18 57 OLDSMOBILE ‘ ‘AGON. wit : : ; TT) I1Mvu CO: PAIRLANE. ....... on... YNAMIC 88 with hyd t!
T-Huron. 933, Baron Chee. oe — sani Ree Shes | PRIDE AND JOY <AIeES 1957 CHEVRO! mates J ” radio, hea ter, one owner. matic,
: 65 Ford Customtine 8 2 dr. $ | ON BEL AIR HARDTOP .. $1505 mist finish. Very sharp ‘ 3 Hesh aoe dpgjore aie eds 95 Coff B k eront WAGON 96s 56 CHEVROLET
) ER re eC rest . O I ER NTIAC i : : ‘ CORNER CASS & PIKE FE 5-7398 \ 958 PONTIAC |
NOR H 62 CHEV. HT 3,000 MILES ON HARDTOP, "POWER a +f CS) Oiler radio. heater, ar tuctone
Dew, overeat 28 sew Gree. Take | Come out and have coffee | STICK FORD 1’ g.us| besuiy, a over payts, MU. 4-71 } M t S ] iecelets ‘ : Oro, . .
CHEVROLET CO, }*0 cir CHEVY. GOO GOOD CLEAN 3 TRANS. and doughnuts with us. otor oalies NICE oo... mae 8 305 56 FORD
pa while you look over our) BIG USED CAR LOT |--+- p ots OLDS V-8 2-DOOR, radio, heater, buck- -
Has Th 98° POWER wee $995 = skin and tan finish. \
Amer. as ine large selection of guaran-_ | SELLING AT NEW LOW PRICES | 1956 DESOTO
INTERNATIONAL | teed “OK” used cars. | . [ OWN OF THE SIRE 8) $56. OLDSMOBILE
. 7 | Rp Eas ie = a 4 eNOS CHEVROLET A deal tte "Beater, fal’ power’ Hasta { lo, ater, jar . Cus- 2 wer a at
1-YEAR - | IG! Cee. <font: neten : oo tom ttm, black tires, cream with , HARDTOP / $1905 | Orcs Snap. ™ ‘
DISCOU SALE hw penuae baer eee «tame (2°58 1 nagorg BORER ios 956 CADILLAC | 1954 Pontiac 2-door sedan .. 8 599 (2+ 55 PONTIACS : ‘1955 DODGE :
9 NT i an Starchief Hardtop, hydramatic. ra- HAR a PLYMOUTH § 005 2 cour eciolgge e Mage h
WARRANTY . 1957 Chev. 210 2-door ves. $1496 dio. heater tu-tone white over COXVERT. WER 9170s ;
1956 Chev 210 4joor ...... eu! see ee ee ee ee | 1958 (EyaorEt | $6 OLDSMOBILE ; ; T oth fine cars at low prices IMPALA A beau! $2205 DYNAM . “ .
4 EN FREE 1956 Chev. 'e-tom pickup ... $998 = +¢ - a 1958 PLYMOUTH ea niet Ree GIVEN FREE F | _ ‘55 PONTIAC CONV.” sare tpeuosne |
WITH EVERY CAR | ngay gs i EY Spe, rz fiaek See in eee 1985 OLDSMOBILE 4, 56 CADILLAC 3 / tion, red hite’ trimé white | 1954 MERCURY SEDAN DEVIDLE with hydramat- 100% 1955 Chev. 210 2-door ...... & 897 ores red & W white | NICE a ine soni radio, beater; pawher’ blue
3 1952 Olds 98 4&door ..,..... $ 207 : { white.
| , | '57 PONTIAC 2-DR, [CONVERTIBLE |... $2388 a , Coverage ; No Exclusions 1967 Chey 810 door ........ $1477 Starchief Hardtop, radio, heater, | CONVERTIBLE FULL POWER 56 PONTIAC
y a on lay 955 Ford Fair! -d - | ydramatic, wer steering & DESOTO 4 DOOR. Hydramatic, black and
Ser: a, leased s+ $2508 u ‘ord Fatriane 2-door .. 8 oe | brakes, white tires, tu-tone green. | pLITEH HARDTOP vias Uncesve $1305 told finish, radio and heater.
Beet ome. -: 1958 Chev. Biscayne 4-door .. sivog| "AiT CaF for & low price: wie ae “85 PONTIAC
om tr. Pow $946 1955 Chev. Yetoo pickup .. 8 me Ai 4 PONTIAC 4. -DR. ° 1988 T-BIRD 1305 | 2,70 CHOOSE FROM, Red and Lae orange sedan, w reen e
per 8 eae z 1055 Buick Cent. Bardtop .. 8 595 | Ee n.d tires, radio. | saroroe” PLyMouTH eae. es SAREE vo BIBT ; - rdramatic. A rood goim . 1955 Chev.: 319 4door ..... . & 800
‘wagon . ‘ CROSS COUNTRY RAMBLER.
@ mote.te pick from hese Chev. 210 ¢-door Sp $1198 | lb ‘53, PONTIAC inten = 5Q— _ Economy Wagon. | .
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NEW CAR DEMOS | ONNISON (ms ae te eseer 9 eh tn gE te THER won ANY, MANY, 1 7 Ta c Tul ny
rv — se 9 ‘ ig FE Sant 195% Olde Sup. 88 .4-door $1946 heater. hyaramatic ‘A good rong | used . wa choose from. All
: 1955 Chey 210 4-door seer, (CAF for ap “oe °
NK KATES Motor Sales | TO CHOOSE FROM BA | 1967 Plymouth ter $1198 * “Vy r ANT
i 2YEAR WARRANTY
#:20 a.m. to 9 p.m. OFFERS | 1957 Chev. Be Air HT. , $1760) |
, | “ue ' alt th Chev. | Free Coffee a and | Donuts _Haski S Ch Vv \“ M S l SC HI J Z S
Lat 8. Most vars | ave poy enn” ela dle ° | otor a es Bright pot
rL AKEC ORION, Open Rites “t 9| 210 Orchard Lake Ave. DESOTO-PLY wean Orchard Lake at Cass orn,
_ MY sie! IF E 2- 9101 Open Eves. BIRMINGHAM " MI 6.5300 ‘FE — = till 10° PE i 7371
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ECONOMY SPECIAL
6 REDS Manes OF eerie am Several "50, "$1 & "83 Chevroiets |” oF ia 2 ae FmoutD | se FORD Custom Sedan .., 9006 pestsaricesnsmangyesconeaiQ®
oe Oe oat. ‘85 RAMBLER Super ....... $795 HOMER HIGHT. MTRS.
SS DOW ee eas i cnet Rae Te . h "Ba PLYMOUTH Convertible $495
: actory Branc Loss << de: ‘64 METROPOLITAN H-Top $605 ““uond cond. $a35- $225. Meng rN
shy@ramatic, radio spd. ce 83 CHEVROLET 4 Door .... $175 1056 FORD RANCH / WAGON.
wae 2 mouth Revet, ¢ door, pow- BILL ; Remodeling Specials
1954 Chevrolet coupe, pow- SPEN . E 30 F ‘ tees ily ne erflite; radio and heater, S ‘83 Pontisc wictert’ ince 0
50 MORE TO CHOOSE rT te =| "49 Cadiliag HT ....... es
Eddie St ‘lo -“RAMBLER" |: fre, le pteele | — Sales & Service — | ‘4 Pontla . FORD 21 gs. SAGINAW PE 8-454) Piet sip Jato models and basalt j
CHEV .. STICK, VERY Onn te ‘08. by owner. OR 3-1754. 23 _AUB Sy ALaANe
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Radio, beater. Very For Sale Cars bi For Sale Cars 91 ‘wane al 2 Radio. “heater. De PRE PN CRA. Nee
ge lee 1956 FORD FAIRLANE, FOM, ¢ Mazurek -Metor Sales
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1965 NASH HAR RADIO & YEARS FAIR DEAL 4 Heater. Continental it a af OW. Pie ‘is se PONTING Ac, 2
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ree ERMINGHAM RAMBLER 666 8 WOODWARD “33 FLYMOUTS xe on RADIO i 8 see HAC eoR STORK ie
Heater. EM 3-478. wher. FE 4-4730 5
Le 2 i “BELVEDERE igs PONTIAC 2 DR. HARDT mie Pe rors V-8, powerflite. | ae atic. Good cond. $895. O1 radio ang beater. white tires, $145
down, finance $845 PONTIAC, VERY a. 1OWN-
MI 6-3900
_Lgater nieror hea et: Eddi e St eel e * Ser. POM 3-0081, H. Riggins.
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FORD FE PE 2-2529 57 PONTIAC KEROO HARBOR ‘83 PLYMOUTH, CRANBROOK 8.- 8,CHIEF CONVERTIBLE FE 5-0204 2-2529 | 000 miles on new overhaul. Best 5 .
CROSS COUN. ee es aPECIA try ance ar ue, opt ins Fane, 2 dr. $505. ashes iP ti
work, $375. EM isis RAMBLER CONVERTIBLE. | comtietne on MAMBIEM SALES on ac
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Saginaw FE 4-1006 or FE 42214 — ‘91 PONTIAC, 4 DR aT jHyors.
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sng Rl =e Sew ad soiee * tees Walls. A beauty. $495. T-Huron.
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666 8 Woodward MI 6-3900 ‘31 PONTIAC RUNs GOOD. GooD
‘32 RAMBLER CONVERT OVER. . fires FE 8-931 efter 6 _ DRIVE. RADIO & HEATER 1953. PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. 80L egg lA NO MONEY DOW wn. New hrdramatic. loaded with ex-
sae te a ters AUTO SALES mvottae pn sony ox ‘a e gr. Mr rks at 5) TL DR. GON-
MI Pisihty Harold Turner Ford 115 SOUTH SAGINAM inp PON aot 5, Soon pm.
1955 RAMBLERS 5 I SAGINAW E ne
Woeens, Sedans, 2dr cir. ye ged OPEN UNTIL 9 Pu. ii PONTIAC 4 DR STATION BIRMINGHAM | 000 miles, $675. MI 63832
‘55 PLYMOUTH
R AMBL E R ‘$6 PONT. 2 DR. R&H. LARGE
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er: Crippled old gun-linges|1gct6 (7) Lady of Charm. for 1960 Nomination Cal ‘ed Wynn, Joh Raitt, Bs catagy “ong (Everett Sloane) plans 10: Billboard, is 3 of revenge or pare one. tome % Treasure Hunt. ‘son, Vincent Price and Eddie Albert — of; i
‘ ee (2) Arthur Godfrey. discussed, along with recomfenda- paXASINGTON AP Sen how Hollywood — are involved In shows here, f0F/y, of separate civilian and mili- 6:30 oo Weather, Sports. (4) rane ga ag (9) Count of Monte Cristo. ‘tions for leaves of absence. to set out on a test ran aimed at which they sag drs — Pigg gr Lai agencies when he test-
, . goin Panel debuts: an’ 10:55 (7) News. 1 be presented by | finding how he might fare in a To New York’s heckling abou Oscar bust, before a congres- 6:40 (2 News Analyst. On ving anne, ow Dased!!11:00 (2) T Love Lacy. the heliding comarties reeard. (Face for the 1960 Democratic pres- Hollywood replies, “Yes, but don’t forget, YOU|sional committee. 6:45 (2)*News, * bd mitted by views ‘as (4) Price Is Right. ing : t identia!l nomination, had quiz shows!” A But he later said, I certainly
7:00 (2) Jeff's . , y rs. Regular) (7) Cleo. - future school -_ ee : Humphrey, who will climax a : - * “% wouldn't change the law this ses-
(4)(€olor) Mich. Outdoors panelists are the comedy (9) Leon Errol. construction plots six-state tour by speaking to the! sion (of Congress). (1), Girl Decoy. Adventure team Mike Nicholg and 41:45 (9) Nursery Schoo! Time, | *ilts of architectural interviews (Ooi pni : ture, said he| The Broadway crowd insists, however, Hayward made his recommen HL east Re poses as Elaine’ May, comedienne'1}:39-Because of Civil Defense, ¥#id since last month's niecting. canis to Shy eayanche what he| that there must be some good reason that the! 4 sions to a Senate Space subcoms “booster” when shopliftin Dorothy Loudon. Tonight's Defens Air raid drill, all) Shunck also will present a re- thinks on. current issues WILSON stars come from Hollywood to New York t0/ mittee headed by Sen. Stuart Sy- wave hits city. . | = com@lian is Orson U.S. TV stations will be off, port on the dedication program for | .*« + do the spectaculars and specials. se mington (D-Mo). (9) Huckleberry Hound. from 11:30-12:00. the John D. Pierce Junior High “ Is it that the engineering and producing and direc ex-| Hayward urged a space admin-
1" oe : — ae Sot: oF a Statiord ee Jal FRIDAY AFTERNOON —_|Sehool, scheduled for Apri 23. lintionate and, Stand y tome ‘with perts don't go westward somehow (in TV, that is)? | istration sieter to that of the
jewel A yl train tr beck Quartet, | (2:00 (2) Love of Life. Bids for four new school buse$ the Democratic leaders of these The Beverly Hillé restaurateur, Mike Romanoff, tells — > ee ey - Commclenion, 4
eee 9:30 (2) Playhouse 90. Drama! (4) Tic Tac Dough. will be awarded. — include |stats.” he said. | me that his slowest night is Thursday. He's figured out ne , etate wae of bunts
mi) (4) Jefterson Drum. Drama:| _ starring Paul Lukas, Claude! (7) George Hamilton IV. pis Vehicles. Four Oakland .,umparey will cover territory that its’s because “Playhouse 90,” the live drama show, is | oorgy. Lawyer saves Jeff's Iife when) Rains, Melvyn Douglas, (9) Hidden Pages. County’ companies have presented |7.°acy ‘riss-<crossed by Sen. John’ 9n Ty that night, and that he’s threatened by town boss.| Maximillian Schell, The time: 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. bids, Shunck said, said. |F. Kennedy (D-Mass). | the movie stars stay home
(1) Leave It to Beaver. Com- After World War I, during) —(4) It Could Be You. | One af Humphrey's major ob- lo ‘watth (hh meovle saci edy: Beaver . accepts fare- Nazi war crimes. trials.| (7) Play Your Hunch. . : jectivesis to have a long talk with | .
well gifts from friends, finds American ju rist (Claude | (9) Myrt & Doris. { . iGov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown of movie-star on TV.
out the family isn’t moving) Rains) sits in judgment on| 12: 45 (2) Guiding Light. Ui en 0 |California. Brown has indicated That show — ironically — after all. four German defendants who! 12:30 (9) News. he wants’ to be a favorite son. originates now in New York.
(9) State Trooper. served as judges under thé 1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks ‘This would have the effect of rul- * * * 8:90 (2) December Bride. Com- Hitler government in ““Judg.-| (4) It’s Great Life. ‘ing the California primary out of | Gina Lollobrigida’s son Milko
' edy: Lily attempts romantic ment at Nuremberg.” (7) Musie Bingo. Kenned | bounds for both Humphrey and jy, ageq 20 months, walked . reconcillation between Nurse (4) (color) Tennessee Ernie. m » saa | Kennedy. ‘he-man-like into their suite Twilly and an old beau— Ford. Comedy: Ernie spoofs 1: ) Topper.
waked Hungarian Sey Gilbert and Sullivan oper-! (2) As World Turns. | Would Keep Changes Humphrey realizes that, to get his ¢ rye Ly yes ym
violinist. Spring Byington etta, “The Mikado” as he’ (4) -Amos 'n’ Andy. tt | anywhere in the nomination con-; ‘guns an urn on e
stars. narrates and sings two roles 1:58 (4) Faye Elizabeth. | to. Taft-Hart ey Law test, he must have some strong |S¢t...Ingrid- Bergman’s hav- :
(4) Lawless Years. Drama —The Mikado and Lord High 2:00 (7) Day in Court. ' in Labor Measure Western support. He probably will) ing a ball here touring spots INGRID & LARS debut: New series, set in Executioner. (2) Susie. _ } ‘have to battle Kennedy in the Wis-| with husband Lars Schmidt. d Roaring 20's, is based on ex- (7) Roughriders. Adventure: (4) Queen fora Day. © ‘consin primary as a prelude for x * & , ‘ $8 Sm tee i. $499"
periences of an actua] detec. The Riders aid three nuns 2:30 (4) (color) Haggis Baggis. |. WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate what looks like a free-for-all in! The Joey Adams razz testimonial (benefit of the March | Whiripest with eae +219"
tive, Barney Ruditsky having difficulty claiming a —(2) House Party. pRepabiosn Ieader Everett M- Onegai: ‘of Dimes) at the Waldorf Sunday will be fitled “This Is Your **"*" (played by James Gregory) property inheritance in“Par- = (7) Gale Storm. Dirksen (R-Ht said today he, x * a y . GE Electrie . #139"
In tonight's episode East adise Gap.” 2:35 (9) Home Fair. would oppose the tMeve to knock 6, his Western swing, which be- Life?” also pronounced “This Is Your LIFE?” Chief can- Dryer csenceees
Side hoodlum butters up to 10:00 (4) You Bet Your Life.\3:00 (2) Big Payoff. all Taft-Hartley law changes out cins Saturday with a speech in. nonades will be Red Buttons, Steve Allen, Jack E. Leonard, | ‘TERMS ‘of the Kennedy labor regulation,
bil. Groucho Marx with quiz.
(7) The Tracer. Adventure: / (4) Young Dr. Malone. Minneapolis, the Minnesota sena- GYPSY Rose Lee, Hermione Cingold, Joey Bishop, Jan Murray,
(7) Beat the Clock. mobsters by doing their dirty
work. tor will campaign also in Washing-. ‘Harry Hershfield, Jack Carter, Myron Cohen and Morey Am-|
(7) Zorro, Adventure: Span- Reagan tries to trace a ‘‘lost (9) Movie, The first major vote on the ton Qregon, California, Utah and sterdam. ‘ 825 W. Huron Street ish king’s emissary plots to weekend.” 3:30 (2) Verdict !s Yours. measure is to come next Tues- wyoming. If he can stir up inter: | ; FE 4-2525 - swindle the monarch after 10:30 a (color) Masquerade (4) From These Roots. ae * a eae ae ae est in this area, the result would | ‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL eee ing roy s to wealthy Party. | (7) Who Do You Trust. . Ervin Jr. (D-NC) to eliminate enned know
ao pos pent . . (7) News, Weather. 4:00 (2) aber Day. such changes. The floor debate on aes Wad = Stand “ad Bravo for Julie Newmar who grabbed a Tony award her, AUTHORIZED
(9) Hockey. Playoffs. Mon (9) Capt. David Grief. Ad-, (4) (color) Truth or Conse the bill started Wednesday and nedy thas support also in the first time in a real role (“The Marriage-Go-Round”). Remem-}
treal vs. Toronto. venture: Seven cargo ships quences. continues today. South. ber us telling ya? The State Dept. OK'd Ed Sullivan’s filming, disappear.
(7) News, Weather. - HOOVER DEALER (7) American Bandstand.
(2) Secret Storm. (2) Yancy Derringer. Adven x * *
ture: Yancy comes across 16:45 Dirksen's opposition to the. Er- ~*~ * * TV in Moscow in August ..
Kennedy and Humphrey submit- and in Bucks County.. . Slean Simpsen will open a restaur-| ne . Sammy Petrillo, who impersonated
river queen and boxing 11:00 2) (4) (9) News, Weather. (2) Edge of Night. vin proposal, voiced in an inter- ted themselves to a personal in- RANTEE champion while trying to pick (7) Soupy’s On j (4) County Fair. view, left little chance of its spection Wednesday by 51 Metho- nary Leek bens see rvs. ard ss rapa: Se mt or lerwarens up some information on Miss- N 716 (2) (4) (9) Weather. | (9) Sherwood Forest adoption. Many Republicans are dist bishops who came to cal] and - — hid oases good = ; issippi gunrunners. 1:29 (2) (4) Sports. ; (2) Jimmy Dean. expected to follow his lead, and inquire about their views. The °™"- | FREE PICKUP ond DELIVERY ‘4) Music Theater. Musical (9) Theater. Drama: Ex-con- (4) Sgt. Preston. many Democrats also oppose the bishops planned ta see Vice Presi- Joyce Bulifant (James Macarthur’ s wife) sent the “Tall on senvICe ony drama: First of two-part vict wants revenge in ‘Cry (9) Looney Toons. proposal. * dent Nixon today. : Story” cast shrunken heads from Africa... Gary Conger: . show, “Too Bad About Sheila Danger (51), Dick Powell. 5:39 (2) Detroit Bandstand Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass), ’ * * favorite new sport: Water polo.. A-1 Vacuum Cleaner
Troy.” starring Card La: Ebeads, Pleming . (4) (color) George Pierrot author of the bill, urged the Sen-- Kennedy, a Roman Catholic. re = EARL'S PEARLS: The biggest strides toward safety in traf- SALES and SERVICE rence, Hurd Hatfield, Roddy 11:25 ‘2) Nightwatch Theat e: Presents. ate to retain the amendments to ported that he had a very pleas- fic have been made by he biggest s pedestrians “Tony Pettito
McDowall. Former = chud Drama: Carole Lombard. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. Taft-Hartley. ant discussion of public zg WISH I'D SAID THAT: A reader offers thi lle: “ag | 2! Water St. FE 4-3777 star's (Miss Lawrence) at- Cary Grant, ‘In Name Only " g.g5 (4) Sports. The AFL-CJO has declared {t with the Methodists. Humphrey, . +s Sole ’ - vasmeed
(39). Wife refuses to give
husband a divorce.
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Several of these long have been tive.” (cop nt 159)
sought by labor. a vrig
‘Most Obsolete tempts to reach stardom as
adult lead to tragedy. Hat-
field plays her first husband 30:30 '4) Jack Paar.
(7) Real McCoys. Comedy: Weaver, singer
Grandpa © McCoy (Walter son.
Brennan) tangles with road (7) Night Court.
commission amd comes off FRIDAY MORNING will oppose the bill if the Taft-
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legalize prehire agreements in the ‘ : 6:00 (4) Continental Classroom for CD Friday Pir eb ll H FE 4-1515 Answer to Previous Purzie 6:50 (2) Meditati nae industry . a ope sOSES OP | Cc & V ELECTRO MART 6:55 (2) Un Farm Front. : . . st oon” :
1:00 (4) Today Conelrad Test Planned , Prise sad, be supported te TING IN SGI © but Chucks 0 Monday and ms (7) Big Show. Eisenhower administration _ posi- ame | ; (2 TV College by All Broadcasters tion, which favors most of the
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os a Cartoon Caine for 30 Minutes ithe bill, but calls for others which s Seaton By WILLIAM EWALD | Ship. a dollop of Jerry Colonna- ‘ 9 im K | are sought by management, These Calls Gov. Williams Uaited Press International _ type vertigo. ‘eal 1C3 4 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. _ WASHINGTON ; ; i . . FarMi Welt @ EALel Seater 8:30 (7) Our Friend Harry. WASHINGTON (AP) = All tele- aie pera’ bans on — During Ohio~- Talk NEW YORK (UPI)—Bob Hope's There was even one Hope-Rogers , § bal fet A ee etn 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. vision and radio stations in the roreatte’ eting and secondary) fast ball has los. much of its hop, spoof of neatniks that followed the | rer ee EA hed he x Mersieg Joan. United States wil] go off the air Ken nd in opening the debate CINCINNATI, ‘Ohio (UPD — but he Pha i — tech- pattern of a beatnik skit that Hope | r F (2) Movie. iday j “ nician w t u comf ) Movi ae pouring Aegina hammered again and again at the. Secretary of the Interior Fred A. able game. ae © eee did with the wondrously plastic | ACROSS signalin s nual theme that adoption o' oor . . Carol Haney on a recent special.
portran rp Ff TEP ep Rp ‘national civil defense drill. amendments would scuttle the bil], S°aton fold Ohio Republicans meet: Last night. Hope, working in ts ee: ee eerie " | The Office of the Ci il and De- _ “ ing here Wednesday night that loose alliance with Jack Benny and a
VFrenen fense Mobilization ¢aid. today th ‘ |Michigan’s Gov. G. Mennen Wil- Ginger Rogers, bunched together Sheet Shots: Last night's French e | h f TV Wagon Train—a thing chen a iors z ra “ a collection of taped sequences for Pierre unusual silence will begin at 11:30 * rie § jliams “was ‘the tae obsolete a one-hour NBC-TV special. fumbling egghead who redeemed | 4 Auguste — 7 ty) BUyzNy a.m., EST. thing in the state.’ The hes tresiy che _ himself—was a coriventional ome- |
Me Eee : 77 Ih —_ pe - = Sag willl 8 Seaton addressed 900 persons at 4, coldcnel ah aieeine’ Wane let, but Wally Cox's portrayal of
1s Sue anes 7 T 18 Th resume broadcasting Toumediately in Weed Case a $100.4 plate dinner honoring monolog, a sketch that dealt wi th the’ s line i on of paying. | is Tear. ee 5 Ith a g 28 . 4 i on the two “Conelrad” civil de- Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy Benny’s niggardliness, a song by : * 7 * , } 18 Duteh painter. | FT ot Us fense frequencies — 640 and 1240 of Cincinnati. He said the Demo- Miss Rogers that was stronger The NBC-TV’ ‘ "Vincent on the radio dial. C ty Ci it Jud cratic governor's fiscal policies on visual valued than musician- Channel | Swim: * ag vo ounty ircul vage. [ea : : new musical series, Oldsmobile 20 Bitter vetch The name is an abbreviation of : caused Michigan's recent financial —-—--—~—-—_--—------ M Theat to the bon aoe <T control of. electromagnetic radia. Hears Arguments on woes. rea atten pend 5. Oe bee J - ine tan ‘ . . 'y 72 Beloxing _ ton. The system. under whith var Contested Ordinance = “Arter five terms as gover. Postpone State Hearing planning a Saturday night seties. 3 Ruronean ious stations alternate on t ire J — nor,” Seaton said, “Williams T : ' ‘of sports events that will be | ge ion iy gy em quencies, was designed to prevent) Oakland County Circuit Judge pas ended up five million dollars O" eamster nsurance launched in late epring or early | 38 Diadem - ye \enemy bombers from using radio Cjark J. Adams -asked attorneys’ ; 36 Coat part : richer than the state he has) ansinG um — Continuance of Summer—the series will be made. 18 Flockman rr) ‘beams to find their targets. ‘for briefs before he will decide on governed.” * up of live and taped baseball, foot- | 38 Depreciate | All this will be part of Opera-'the contested constitutionality of a hearing on Teamster Union in- UP © ball from | 44 Short-napped ition Alert 1959, designed to test the Pontiac’s weed cutting ordinance. “Michigan was once one of the surance dealings by Allen M. Dorf- ball and basket games from) “ oer ‘insine vo nation’s readiness to cope with a Charles Eilender of 28 Wenonah Tichést of the 48 states. The gov- man of Chicago has been postponed or, ne ' G a Artillery i$} [mock nuclear attack by planes pr sued the city a year ago, say- ernment had followed a course of until May 14, the State Insurance s Restless Gun an
“s cepreis ‘ ‘and missiles. ‘ing it had no right to try to collect action in Michigan that took ca are Department announced today. Buckskin won't be bag pod
51 Venetisn 6 Actress, 19 Ares measure 40 Egyptian * * * sonte $49 in special assessments of today and forget tomorrow. Dorfman, who handles ¢roup in- 8°". . . . Jimmie and six:
64 Eeriats 1 Engysh 32 Deduce 41 Odd (Scot) Operation Alert will continue the city says he owes it for cutting “Michigan is a case of, planned surance for more than 130,000 shel "| ' pc par take ~
38 Seema ue 4 Ceamireus Pr eral gg "cat! through the summer in various weeds from five of his lots. obsolescence and Williams is the Teamsters, faces loss of his Michi-- May or work in 87 Cudel* George === composition 45 Tumult ‘stages. On Friday and Saturday, oe most obsolete thing in the state,” gan license. Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.
bown & Age 25 Knocks aa Feacece the public will take part as warn. Eilender and his attorney. Mil’ i. interior secretary said. The insurance department said - - - NBC-TV's Bob Horton will’ 1 Plant part 9 Naval at 26 Verbal fiber F 7 the city “i om ‘ " a Per ie station ‘ab! 27 Plerce 47 Handle (Pr ing signals sound across the coun- on — arene e “ . ae * * *« the hearing, originally scheduled star in “‘Guys and are at fod 3 gcome. form: 10 One time 9 Highway Sapien try. In many communities, citizens , etal ie i ° Pe mi He said a Democratic Presiden- for April 21, was rescheduled to, Warren, Ohio, Playhouse this
6 pe meres appellation 2) one os pe wtaae (will evacuate or take cover de- '® anynerhy to adept © tial victory in 1960 would result allow Dorfman’s attorney to col- summer. ‘ mt point 12 Rote flax by 37 Ex ry renee ‘pending on local plans. nances or make regulation® for in more inflation because “the lect his exhibits.
a i | Penteel af se-calted weeds.” Democrats believe we need more At an earlier hearing here, . ® William A. Ewart, city attorney, inflation to maintain economic March 23, Dorfman was asked to.
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lyesterday that the city was incom- }je added that a Democratic censes should not be suspended.
\pliance with state laws in enforcing \ictory would also mean-a larger Among other charges, he was ac-
‘its old 1909, three-times amended federal budget and higher taxes. cused of giving away premiums > WPON
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Values up to 1.79
Assortment includes screwdrivers, drill set, hand
drill, pliers, wrench set, hand saw, block plane,
iS soldering iron, level, 12-in. square, many others.
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Reg. 1.89 to 2.59
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Assortment includes strong,
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' forged “steel blade; Dunlap
bow rake with 15-in. head;
long-handled shovel; Dun-
lap garden hoe; Dunlap 4-
pointed spading fork;
Craftsman grass whip.
Reg. 2.49 Garden Shears. . .1.99
Your
Choice
Smooth Cutting All
Steel Hand Mower
23.88 Cratsman model. Stronger,
lighter than cast iron.. Adjust-
able cutting heights. Rubber
tires; hardwood roller. Reg. 26.95
Dunlap oe ' Hose
Nozzle Holder
Reg. 95¢ Reg: 58° AY
66¢ Heavy gauge
welded « hose
4 Your hand. pres- hanger with
sure contrals f handy. handle.
stream of water. F: Holds 100-ft of
= hose. Corru-
gated Stainless steel, 3
handle. Lock nut
Save 11% to 22% on Garden and Soaker Hose
Dunlap 54-IN. PLASTIC GARDEN»
HOSE GUARANTEED 10 YEARS
(Ca
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sprinkler.<50-tt. 8 8
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Reg. 6.98 ..........5.66 ¥gx50-Ht.
Croftsman . ,
54-IN. RUBBER GARDEN
HOSE GUARANTEED 15 YEARS
Seamless rubber inner tube Reg. 9.50 _with strong rayon cord rein-
forcement. 50-ft-
5 yeors. °75-. a
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20-FT. SPRINKLER HOSE Vinyl plastic tube perforated REG. -
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Craftsman Sander
Reg. 15.95 | 11% fess. case
Reg. 16.95 with case... . 12.99
One year guarantee, “Dual
are” motion sands two” ways,
for bulfing or polishing.
Solder ’
Gun
Reg. 5.69
4.77 Lig htweight,
easy to handle.
Removable long
life tip. Built-in
spotlight. —100-
watt.
Sander-
Polisher
Reg. 11.95
8.88 °
Re ciprocat-
ing Craftsman
high quality. For
finished sur-
faces. Light- ee
: / £47 Craftsman Krom-
- % edge blades last
longer. Ye or 1/2
inch hole. Two
$ pers.
Molding
Head Set
Reg. 14.95
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saws, five chip-
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Sale priced to save you 29.62. Unconditionally guaranteed against
defects in materials or workmanship. No sécond rate tools here.
Chrome-plated alloy steel: :
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Save 1.00 on Any. of 6 Pocket Knives
Reg. 2.50 1 e 5 0
High carbon steel blades, ex-
tra tough Bonite handles. As-
sortment includes multi-purpose
outdoor knife, 5 others. Dunlap Oscillating
Lawn Sprinkler
4.99 Sprinkles 36x45-ft. area in one
setting with no water waste.
Spray tube and runners of
cluminuth tubing. , Reg. 5.98
' House . Mount Hose ‘Steel Lawn Edger— Reel—aAll Steel Has Saw-Tooth Blade
4.99 2.99 Remove outside faucet, screw. Rotating wheel presses down
into place, it's set for summer! sod while saw-tooth knife cuts
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Sears wood handle. Reg. 6.98 Reg. 3.98
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Aluminum alloy housing. Rug-
ged cushion handle.
6'%2-in. Elec. Hand Saw,
Reg. 44.95 ..... less case
High speed. for sanding, low
for polishing. Spindle lock for
quick speed change.
Reg. 14.98 Elec. Ye Drill. 11.99 a
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Automatic Self St wig
Craftsman Rotary Mower
c ) 9 cutting heights: - | : a,
The 2% HP 4cycle Crafteman engine starts with a turn @ Regularly sells
at 84.95
and downward handle push . . ., and you're ready to
cut a big 20-in. wide path. Rugged, light.cluminum hous-
ing.can't rust. New: "soft tone” muffler, too.
Reg. 84.50 Reel Mower 18-in. .....:.. .74.88
” First Time Ever!
Reg. 10.95 7.88
Nationally advertised, in Popu-
lar Mechanics, Craftsman pro-
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of solder,-3 fluxes. Ru ged Craftsman
Mechanics’ Tool Box
Reg. 6.29 4 .66
Made ct heavy 22-gauge steel.
Has removable tote tray. Edges
are rounded for extra safety
and strength. .
Craftsmen Sobre
Sew Edge Guide 7 Shop Vacuum
Dust Collector
29.9 Reg. 39.95 Rew. 40.35 3988
Reg. 112.58 Drill Press ...,.....92.88 Fine quality saw has trigger
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Saw w/motor, stand & extension. Reg. 126.35 .. 99.99 Regularly Sells At
only $74.50
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Wrought iron 3
TV Stand with casters”
Regularly $5.95 —~d
Adjusts to any size ep Dac
TV. Sturdy .
wrought iron.
$3.98
Indoor Adjust ble
Television An Regular $1 -98. — with
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Felt base will not scratch furhi ture.
. Colonial Hobnail Boudoir Lamps
. Modern Table Lamps in all styles and colors
. Striking Modern Floor Lamps. Limited quantity.
. Medern Blond or Mahogany Step Table
. Medern Blond or Mahogany Coffee Table
. 9x12 Lino Rugs in many colors and patterns
your §$ 2 i _ CHOICE RECORD RIOT! 45 rpm former hits and pop-
ular tunes. Also 78 rpm
children’s records.
ANY 5 FOR ONLY . .
New PORTABLE
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Plays 33¥%3, 45 and 78 rpm r&t-
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$14. se
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FRIGIDAIRE | BIG FAMILY SIZE
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$189 $500 Delivers
30” ELECTRIC PUSH-BUTTON RANGE
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PUSH-BUTTON CONTROLS —
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a smart carrying case for your
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Beautiful Frieze 2-Piece
LIVING ROOM SUITE A suite designed to enchant
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