* ye For $700,000 Student STUDENT CENTER GOING UP—Ground-breaking ceremonies for Michigan State University Oakland's Student Center were heid chairman of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors, and MSUO Chancellor D. B, Varner. Ou the left of the shovellers is Roy Alex- Cen es ES per. - gceremonies for, were Chancellor D, B. Var- ner; Roy J. Alexander, director of student. services, Delos Hamlin, Board of Supervisors; Alfred C. Girard, president of the Commu- nity National Bank; and Harold A.) publisher of The Pon- Center wit! be one ‘Designed to be a “home away chairman of the Oakland County... > ah 4 x ar from home” for will he logated tothe east of the main. academic i Frank Lloyd PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) Hospital. gency operation Monday for treatment of an intes- tinal tract obstruction. He had responded well to the surgery, his doctor said, but apparently his age made recovery impossible. . Crities often disputed whether _. Wright was the greatest Amer- tury but all agreed he certainty . was the most famous for his in- dividualistic style—a blending of precision machine-age lines with nature’s living forms in stone, steel, wood or glass. Wright maintained a home and school called Taliesin West on the desert near here, although he nor- _ mally spent his summers in Wis- consin where he built a spacious, low, native-stone, rambling house; also named Taliesin—Welsh for| “radiant- brow’’—at Spring Green during his mid-years. He is survived by his widow, a noted architect son, Frank Lloyd! Wright Jr., and a motion picture actress-granddaughter, Anne Bax-' ter, as wel] as numerous children,, grandchildren and great-grandchil-/ dren. : ae His doctor said Wright died at 6:45 a.m. EST of “complica- tions resulting from the opera- tion.” He entered the hospital last Saturday. LIFE WAS BATTLE Both artistically. and person- ally, Wright's life. was a battle with the contemporary schools ; thought. : And he captured acclaim: abroad long before his own coun- try recognized him as a “titanic” force” in building design through the American Institute of Archi- tects. . . ; Some regarded.him as a master-’ builder, a’ genius with boundless ability. i Others believed him to be. the- atrical, denounding: his style a& - uncouth and inhuman and. without ae sympahetic alliance with ‘true culture, - sii ensayo: FP Wright Dies at 89 in Arizona Hospital — World-famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, 89, founder of the modern school ter will be large enough to take of building craftsmanship and storm center of artistic “2% of the entire student activi- controversy most of his life, died today in St. Joseph's The “rebellious old gentleman,” as friends referred to him in his later years, succumbed following an emer- ‘MSUO “students, ander, director. of student services. wee ‘ Fentiae Press Photo Also watching are Harold A. Fitzgerald, Pontiac Press publisher, and. Alfred C. Gimard (far Fight), president of the Community National Bank. In the back- ground is MSUO's first academic building. Slight Drop Say Boy, 12, Admi Killing ‘Teasing’ Pal DETROIT, (AP) — _. The body was hidden neighbor boy. who, deputy 2, Admits After an‘ all-night search, _ | Jeffrey Paxton, 12; was found beaten to death today in @ garage back of his home in suburban Dearborn. beneath a workbench by. a sheriffs said, had admitted in State Jobless Totals Reported DETROIT (#—A slight impreve- ment in employment was reported today by the Michigan Employ- ment Security Commission. The state’s number of jobless in mid-February. ? When finally complete, the Cen- rogram. . MSUO, expects to have, a stu- ident body and the head of stu-' ident activities, who will also be manager of the Student Center. Base Looks Interesting ABINGDON, England w — The | 1,700 men of the Royal Air Force station are showing a sudden dis- interest in leave passes this week- end. Brigitte Bardot is arriving Saturday to begin making a new US. 24-Maple State's Worst Intersection Listed as Most Hazardous on/PSrcume Trunkline System * added that 4 survey of the ‘per cent of the state’s labor force was March 15, com- pared with 12.4 per cent in the previous month. Most of the new jobs were in the Detroit area, which showed a drop of 34,000 in unemployment. But Detroit stilf had 13.9 per cent of its labor force out of work. The was 15.4 in February. Mid-March employment in the state totaled 2,458,700 and the num- ber of jobless was 343.000. Detroit employment was 1,263,300 with Tonight's low will be a near- freezing 32 degrees, with tomor-- row’s high about 45. It will be partiy cloudy. ‘ Winds “will be northerly at 15-20 mid-March fell off 37,000 from) The commission estimated 116° | *striking Jeffrey with a “he' . hammer because teased me.” Deputies quoted John Turner, 12, ‘a junior high school classmate of)” Jeffrey, as saying, ‘‘He kept calling ime names, I grabbed a hammer ‘and hit him. I didn’t mean to!” ‘hurt him.” 6's Turner was booked for investi- gation, . ‘A searching party of 100 police ' i i i } { lbeen in and out of the garage, ‘but the body escaped notice be- cause it was concealed under ‘newspapers. ; ‘ACT ON TIP | Police, acting on a tip, called |Tumer from his seventh classroom today and asked him che knew where the Paxton as. 2 wi boy on the head with the blunt end. Paxton slumped over, dead. The boy said he then stuffed |Paxton’s body on a shelf beneath ithe bench, .stuffed newspapers in intersection would probably. be miles an hour tonight and tomor- font of it to hide it, and then made by the state. * « * \row,. Saturday’s forecast is partly |eloudy and continued rather cool. ‘placed Paxton’s bicycle infront of the bench. Then. representatives from the| Thirty-six was the lowest. tem-| Mrs. Berry said she returned ident ‘activities program of wide tyaffic and Safety Division of the|Perature recording in downtown variety, which will be planned grate Police. the Oakland County| Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. The mer- (cooperatively by ,the faculty. stu-'sh eriff’s Department, and’the|Cury stood at 45 at 2 p.m. ‘township police would meet with' Robert Osgood, Oakland. County safety engineer, to make recom- mendations to curb the danger and increase safety at the intersection. Waisanen added a possible recommendation could be to fim- it left turns at the busy inter- section, Oakland County Sheriff. +Frank W. Irons said he was surprised to le Yoad had FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT {film st the“stafion. Turnovers Turn Over LOS ANGELES (UPI) —Pass- ing motorists craned their necks to read the upside-down letter- ing on an overturned - bakery truck on the Hollywood freeway yesterday. It said: ‘Famous Turnovers.” *« * He said the Siate Police, Bloom- field Township police and his de- partment patrol the area. .- Intersections in Macomb, Kent, Bay, Wayne,~ Livingston and Cass counties were listed among the top fen danger spots in the state. Ten Against One disabled veteran was robbed, stabbed, and beaten to death by a band of about 10 young hood- Wednesday night. The killers cut the pockets out of his jacket and pants, then ran away. The vic- tim, Jesse Cross, 24, was in an | advanced stage of tuberculosis. Good Prospect Barred ATLANTA (UPH) — = Larry Brown batted three for three in an exhibition game against the Atlanta Crackers yesterday, but the baseball scouts just looked wistful. Brown plays third base for the federal penifentiary Feds. NEW’ YORK @w — A totally i a Ye : 'to fix his bike, leaving an hour! lums on a Brooklyn street | Tcaught 20 Years Late ‘home from a shopping trip at 5:30' ‘p.m. and learned from her other’ ,son, Barry, 11, that Jeffrey came) jhome from, junior high school at 4 |p-m, - x * * ‘later to buy some paint, Barry. |told his mother. | Mrs. Paxton said at first she {thought the boy might have gone ito the home of friends but when ihe failed to return by 10 p.m. she became alarmed and notified the sheriff's office. * LONDON (UPI) — Reginald with a learner's pérmit without the company of an authorized driver, disclosed that he'd been Jeffrey then went to the garage) ; Seyniour, fined $11.20 for driving | 4 dealers in Michigan and Indiana, said he considered Lassiter’s bus- iness “legitimate.” Lassiter’s body, with a. bullet through the head, was discovered’ yesterday in a ditch seven miles sout port to Lassiter as he was ‘authorized. dealer; But t stop Lassiter from i | cars from the factory in Wolfsburg, jsaid. Germany, and sometimes ; The_1 5 y_ man had large ey : shipping the cars to tg re eo a sale here atthe higher price, OTHERS HO SAME | Cook Said other unauthorized dealers/ besides Lassiter, were cashing in on, the fact that au- | doing just. that, on the same ' learner's permit, since 1939, thorized dealérs were up to 15 {ontinued on Page 12, Col. 1) Committee Minority Favors Sales Tax Increase. Editor Sees Struggle Over Graduated Income Tax “Michigan will see a_ titanic struggle over the Governor's grad- uated income tax,” declared E. C. Hayhow to Pontiac Rotarians: today. “This graduated feature is the basis of Williams’ proposal and that of the “majority of the special committee ‘he named.” Speaking for the cominittee minority, Hayhow proposes a sales tax which he asserts is favored by the,taxpayers themselves and which is more economical to administer, Formerly City Editor of The Poritiac Press and now Publisher of The Hillsdale Daily News, Hay- how declares that ‘‘unless a mir- acle occurs, the will of the majority of the citizens will be thwarted. I am absolutely convinced our people prefer a one cent sales tax,” he said. ee “It seems certain that the en- tire majority ‘package’ and Gov. Williams’ program will . be -intro- duced in the Legislature. It seems equally certain that many of the}. minor recommendations of the rpajority will be lost in the shuffle, ' 4 oe | advantages. i | “As far as the people are con- cerned, it is much: less painful. | They pay it a few pennies at a fime and have no forms to fill out or file at the end of the year. | “From an administrative standpoint, the collection ma-, chinery exists whereas an en- tire new bureau costing several million dollars a year would be necessary to administer crease, and‘ the Democrats in . the. Legislature¢are well disci: plined. They are doing as they {| are told. yh CORES 7 The state is on the verge of wankroptcy. By the end of the icit some people are: now esti- mating as high as $130 million. - ‘| Galt have been saying nasty _| im 175. years. hess and industry, the special tar- gets of the governor throughout his tenure, proved their good citi- zenship by pre-paying their taxes. “There is only one available source of ready cash... the Veterans’ Trust Fund. It seems likely that in the end this fund will be used . . . under proper Safeguards to guarantee it will be restored ... to bail the state out a second time. * * * “But the campaign of cal- unmy that is” being waged against Michigan from one end of the nation to the other is an- other matter. It could ‘have miwre lasting results. | News: papers from New York to Cali- fornia and from Canada to the things about us .. . slandering Us as we haven't been slandered "I have at least a dozen editor- fd | ‘We mu ‘a /period of years, using’ the | ° . “A sales tax does have many {fiscal year, June 30, it-will have aj “We would have seen paylessiials, sent me by: well-meaning jot $250,000. Next should be the ipaydays before this had not busi-|friends, from all parts of the/most sweeping, searching, com-| prehensive, all-inelusive study of Loui lservices “and expenditures ever! ‘country gleefully proclaiming the: ifall of the Williams - Reuther “Welfare State," joyfully herald- ‘ing the news of our financial ‘distress, happily reporting that iwe are. losing industry, and gen- erally suggesting that Michigan is no fit place to live. *¥ * * “Bat I point out to you with all the emphasis at com- mand that,’ despite its present condition, Michigan is a grand and glorious state, a dynamic and mighty stafé well. worth. saving, and ‘that you and T who live here and love Michigan and have ¢onfidence in her future had better begin building some | res against the evil things " said about her. * * * st fund our deficit over i oe ‘Vetetans’ Trust Fund and raising ithe constitutional debt - limitation ‘above its present ridiculous: level | | a» __ i / undertaken by any state, * * “How do we know the services now provided by the -state are desirable or necessary?. Because we have been told so by per- sons who tend to benefit trom them. eR “ do we know the bill for running Michigan each year is a valid one . . . . ‘rock bottom + « « » Wrung free of water? We don’t know. We can’t _ “There has been much much talk in. defense. of (Continued on Page’ 12, Col, 5) | | | * i” Inventery Reduction Sate All Books ‘5 Off , Old Prof's Book Shop 9 W. Lawrence &. ‘(B1i11) Lassiter and the heast of the Willow Run Air-. See and Hear Station WPON Bross / Bal motive besides robbery. * his. hair surrounding the wounds was shaved off, according to the found so far that spotted him. — Eugene Reichenberger, a TWA ticket agent at the Willow Run terminal, told of the unusual way in which Lassiter apparently met his killer. ee APPROACHED DESK He said. the stranger approached — the TWA desk night, shortly after the 10:15 arrival of © Flight 340 from St. Louis, which ~ Lassiter was on. ge i over the airport's > address system, e sald. }. rege yee a &t Comics | County /News PETER ERENCES . ee nes Haase eee re rates $241 Sel Rte OREN ERED : Obituaries oo... err z 2: Se Sree dee eee Gast fyom Jerome Oilds-Cadiliac | Display at 260 S."Gaginaw St. tonight, ‘or a a + * i « x ey \ a ae | eee legislator. pan ayo |, The sey igen gegen (D-De- two-year contract, 3 ey dren ea en take Mich- weré! cers. The department now rotates|& A three rere —— i; Police iy coritteted ‘10 j citizens they favored for’ appoint-|would ‘be considered. “ee coh pool ten Trial Board, e « ¥ D paces today to select! “The special licepse would be two names which will be present- - under id he would!eq to the City Commission for its /Sae On Rca giant — consideration. ra. -| One of the nominees was The- “Licensees would such a disciplinary odore Carlson, former member of|°ssn.aiy policed” ey established gor ae Civil Service Commission. The 2 am. curfew, he said, i The ‘police meeting was held ; a the Commissi helps discourage. conventions and night — ‘ ‘ a —o coeinhers. houetat trade in Michigan's larger). hi 1 Clinic | osting ft Former City Broker, {sxe mu Sint" lem of its participation in HOUSEW. ae ted Floor 17 Mi hi Harry Protiva, Dies |o* <‘emat reds” °) ree be ‘Sets. ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Ic igan : FOUPS Harry Protiva, a former Pontiac peas mits issued. by Ap- | ~— Sets q hn ne oe Michigan Children's Institute::Sag.|"verment broker, died unexpect ern F Mer tealed st tee nec! Saturda est nek Pedeinecd ‘we 7y4 West Paim sever ins bee vhs includes five “new family se 2 29 STOCK UP NO WO rERRIF . eee Pert ted | DRUG DEPT. ‘DISCOUNTS : : ‘ Baldwin Public Library has an — : iCpeager, director of the Kalama- member of the Vogel-Donald Lee ae een Way sk. el a a te 7 _ : TF Child Guidance Clinic, _ American Legion Post 47 of Lake jetams beginning Monday for the) . Westhurid will -be the mod-| worth, Fla., and BPOE Lodge. oevenie of National Library] a 11 g& wt tor... - : : : aa 161¢ of Hendersonville, N. Cc. week. \\ se tan. t , ; Ly ‘e \ Kae \ Mr. Protiva leaves his wife, Pictures of Hbrary activities | AMichiko Ténse : \e™Ee S Moet wel een | in 1924; two daughters, Mrs. Phyl Members of area Girls Scout! jas Friday Nears |i; pew ot Hain Air, Forel scope will be hostesses, On Apri “for Her Nuptials Collet of’ Tallahassee, Fla.; _a|28 they will distribute book mark- Box of 50 Plus brother, Arch, of Lake Worth;/¢rs to visitors. “Regular $1,25—Populer a aa BUFFERIN TABLETS ..”, 83° By JOHN RODERICK and. six grandchildren. x4. 66° : ent temperture prececing # ¢m. {tor such projects as poudlnggrom | | Full 5-foot ladder with reinforced j | ae yet ag ket 419 tty Wind velocity 1-8 mph. zoq State Hospital ph iE G FERS! Look! 75¢ Name Balls” ~ A steel:rod steps. 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WAITE’S Has EVERYTHING FOR A/ | on sae : ces : ee — LAWN—GARDEN SHOP’. eee DOWNSTAIRS. A ae _ Walte's Garden Shop; .’. Downstains* — 2 — < : . _ Oa se ‘ < fa . ; bs | : a4 , WEST ORANGE, NJ. CAP) = “How ‘ttiuch radioactivity can you health? A Yesmunehsioarn of the Mew Less sey Department of: Health thinks present yardsticks may be wrong. At ie (rote Se Dad kes cont gull * people who worked in industries using radium in New Jersey, New » York and Pennsylvania 25 or 40 years ago, In a year and a half, the task force has turned up the names of 500 workers and ex- amined 100. Many had painted watch hands and dials with a paint con radium. Seme of these put. the ' paint brushes in their mouths to get a finer point. x * * ducted experiments with it or) worked in offices or laboratories ee they had some contact with t The State’ Health Department says these people form the largest group in the United States to be living for any length of time since exposure’ to radiation. Some have children ~ ———. * The radiam vootens project has a $65,000 grant from the Atom- ie Energy Commission, which is. backing two similar studies in the country. i One, Laboratory in Chicago, is investi- gating about 100 radium dial painters in Illinois and others who had radium injections in that state. The other, at the Massa- chusetts. Institute of Technology, is studying 150 to 200 former work- Workers | | & The tam searching oe 30 ae yet.” Once located, ‘the. workere..ere|found in the fallout from nuclear simple. breath test. It explosions. But. their effect, Bar- given now shows rer. said, is similar to materials ‘tion,’ pet vient dere. to ie “We haven't determined that a the amount ae Others- prepared the paint,’ con-| at the Argonne National |: Pontiac Man _ | Sails to Visit Native Greece Sailing from New York today is Danes Drakos of 2851 Woodbine drive, returning to his native: Greece to visit his 14-year-old mother and other relatives. He expects to be gone. . between four and six months. Drakos came to Pontiac from Greece in 1918.; Pandformany. years conducted a hat cleaning and shoe shine parlor: in the Pontiac ’ State Bank Build-, DRAKOS ing. He was visit. | - ing in Greece at the time of the | earthquake in 1953, and went) through the worst of it, narrowly | He always has had great praise for the help rendered by the crews of the five U.S. warships in the harbor, and by the other repre- sentatives of our government. x never was prouder of my adopted country,'’ he often says. This is Drakos’ fourth trip to his | native land. He took his family | there in 1927 and went alone in, 1932 and 1953. go to Greece a little later, to ac- company him home. Finds Lost Nurse’s Pin After 41 Years at Hospital LOCKPORT, N. Y. (#—Shortly after she graduated from nursing school at Millard Fillmore: pnd ~ acsemggde- -Batfalo,-- N.Y.,«in 1917, Theresa Young lost her eel pin. ° One month after her retirement) from Lockport Memorial Hospital and 41 years later, the Buffalo hospital notified her the pin had been found. : ~ rare nll” SOLD at ! COMFORT! You can depend on Kindy glasses for style and comfort! Ps yee 5 lie 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. THE ROYALTY O Mrs, Drakos may, ~ \ \\ \N ° ‘Ldon't have to worry’* and Dress Sized We RT Te by vor rmfit No need to spend hours trying on underfashions.. Formfit DRESS-SIZED " gorments giye you fashion fit that’s pasa age rate. Just ask for your r misses dr Then slip into @ girdle or cirdliore Wat hes. been designed to give you ‘sliriiming ond trimming the easy way, in easy You'll like all of the DRESS-SIZED under- . : £ about fit because my gird 7372 i iH 3 25 ‘ : : Fs ote =3 : : | : F for quick, accurate fit, . Ks sure comfort! « i dress size - are the same! ..* Jecccceecee®® f # i iy & i : $ : 3 8 $3 5 St $ J 3 2 lis Aj i ; i gs fashions by Formfit. They moke your. - figure look wonderful ... they make shopping easier... and they make you feel os comfortable as you please. Remember, just ask for your regular Waite’s Expert Corsetieres Will Fit You—Fousdations 4 ‘ « Second Floor thy “dae o a ® Ps * Pink or blue duster, Pink or blue waltz gown. 3.98 Pink or blue " baby: doll, | Waite’s Millinery... . yd HEARING No, we're not talking about music. We're referring to the most colorful flat In town. It’s soft as a glove in ’ brushed leather with a gay white sole, and it’s available in every brilliant color under the sun. Find a quad-shop _ cutie who has color at her feet and © men, too, and you'll see the “JAZZ AGE” flat by oce Black Yucca’ Tan Desert Gold Canyon Coral: Scarlet Feather _ Indian Turquoise. , * + Weite's Fashion Shoes eee Street Floor Soft batiste sleepwear i‘ in the Empire look - 4 or blue, sizes S-M-L. ; eas Phone FE 4-2511 or Mail Your Order Waite's Lingerie’... Second Floor — ’ . y 3,98 just $3 98 each ; hee : 4 Soft as a Spring breeze, this trio of drip-dry lovelies graced with Empire lines. The duster over the gown or pj's is really lovely lounging. Lace- trimmed pink 6.99 te 11.99 Values ‘4 90 @ All I higher priced hats” © Regularly sell for much more @ Many one-of-a-kind styles @ Sorry, no ‘exchanges, olf soles finel % Also a good selection of hots reteeet wey telet neter eee Third Floor Spicy ‘casual fashion in a little-or-no-iron Everglaze cotton shirt dress The lady-like casyal look of the country club set in this marvelous fashion buy! _ Designed for @ carefree life, it drip-dries teady to wear with a” the barest touch of an iron. Roll sleeves, full front opening. Yours in mint green, pink, light blue, sizes 10 to 18, ° we Phone FE 4-2511 or Mail four Order Waite's ‘Sportswear vee Third Floor Our Custom Leisurewear’ Short Sleeve Sport Shirts .a fabulous collection! _ ge a Bes + Chie Se rae moe epee a cette : * een ee * 2, 59 Csees front @ ‘galaxy ¢ ‘co smart, exciting patterris ae . dramatic stylings... (. inspired designs and cole orst Several collar mod- els. Sizes S, M, L, XL. You'll want several at this tiny price! : Waite’s Men's Shop ..+ “> Street Floor \ ~~ ; The Man About Town — “Your Last Chance Yet ‘Time to Enter bora _. pall Contest—but Hurry » | Records of New Pontiac: N © gt least 25 times will be Tending the Car Cam American League on the nigh ; ew Uar va mpaign | ‘Thursday, April 23, and what will be — With our own Pontiac automobile _his batting average? oo As ‘breaking sales and production rec- | Every member of your family is eligible to compete. Each entry must be of a- separate piece of paper, but all can be enclosed in the same envelope. ms The $250 is ready. Your favorite player =e _ ~ords, all kinds of general new car ac enthusiasm is ‘engendered for the oe Cg ge ee ‘will do his best to win it for you. Have . This drive is part of a : eatliest Our teh about the old Pontiac, Ox-. seuuen eaeuaaan ee “ford and Northern Railroad, and the of new cars. Locally it is being . Sponsored under the auspices.of — Lr Bree eemobiie: denlers and part of the Grand Trunk brought numerous letters, including that. ae The Pontiac Press, ‘ xe = Mrs. W, Bi. Heard Paes se ie, Benita en | Today's new models on display by were “Poor, Old Neglected,” “Poke on all our dealers are far and away bet- . worth.” “Pants, Overalls and’ Neckties,” i \vitation. The pest te ane of honor Be: rchaabaore gaadigtss nee cass a a piapaaed resignation as "chancellor of the West German Republic is being lyin some pafts of the world, particularly Eng- -Tand, as the fore- runner of a The chancellor mentioned criticism in Britain because of unwillingness t6 make concessions - to the Soviet point of view. There have ‘been editorials recently in British press attacking It the formal statements of the West- ern are couched ‘names It was called before becoming a ~in phrases of utlity, there is a- fas ‘tendency in the press to report eo Sore «ter styled, better engineered» and . end “Poor Old Nancy.” qe ae wed be appeasers that more enticing th before. beth: Dulles and Adenaner you néfeen'y« an ever it ~My Oxtord scout teminds me that it ‘soon be out of the way and pre- changed cars recently, © ‘was & half century or more ago that our ‘sumably deals can be made with or are in the market for a switch, “enterprising suburb.to the north had their successors, ; now is the time. oe -Misions | Foor hangar Creek in. Nothing could be farther from making breakfas ju e adds, the truth, Whoever succeeds Dulles See your local automobile dealer, =o sh see ie ile “ag secretary of ‘ake i be b bound —— seiteh : i t t which made us world famous, and it’s Sabie ce Sekcondaled Adenauer Steps Down Algo almost as appetizing as grape nuts.” bed Erhard Moves Up | imverine an international canoe race > Ghancelice Avesav ns decision are those Oakland County brothers, 4 Albert.and Roy Widing run for the Presidency of West + sony, who are booked for the annual - Germany in July is not too surpris- Prince George race in British Columbia ing in the light of recent potibeal in July. They've been top Neocggeen. in! ah: ‘happenings sae. waco in Pe Ee ~ According to national survey es com: “Woolgathering” 0 PONTIAC PRERS we ‘one of the primary causes of traftie! accidents—letting yo id stray to ** semathiing sles ‘vecises that primary full a Are you @ wool --gatherer? there, “of eben Hills; 85th birthday. nh il 82nd birthday, . "Mr. and Mrs. Alanson Hardy re tt niversary. be nite, Seales — Mrs. ‘Experience Rotinwelt Sod can rate of ‘Waterford; Bist birthday. ae ‘Drayton Pains; Sist wedding an-— “The assumption that he was’ influenced. by Dulles is part of the insidious campaign to establish the point that a change “before if the present secretary of state were not at the President's side. * * * Siceue whir lecre nicptolt thas Yieie of attack will be disappointed. For Dwight Eisenhower has dealth with the broad principles of, the. vu ‘The Country 1 Parson eogegeebese eeaeer ear? * “tur at 1 E that | tures... \ hypochromemia, de- ficiency anémia, iron deficiency anemia or the gray sickness. . " golid foods,-cracks in corners of ~ mouth, and hair turning gray and lacking luster. %. 2: & Seat jee wort iong "pertaining page or wo pe & to persona] i 3 p= tl: i i seat j i fi i et i £6 ATM B = . : H : é Be of: Tt might cost a few extra dollars to have a citywide vote, but it would be better than some of the ways our money is spent now. Straley Backer - Family Is Off etlhidikibins neiite. fasten WAY. Wet, ox the: € a: on Another One’ Here we go again on sinner baseball contest.. We've never missed one. Best wishes to you. and the best paper in Michigan: — Ernest Myers ‘City Voters Are Asking for. Trouble’ . Why do Pontiac voters refuse to: build necessary ‘sewers? Jn dodg- for trouble through disease and* other afflictions that follow filih and contamination. I've been told. a ‘the State of Michigan can order the work done whether we like it or not,as it is necessary for public health and protection. 1’ North, East Sider ‘That Should Get a Few More Votes’ I read Eleanor Roosevelt is against John Kennedy and that is aK. ‘It’s Only Fair Way, to Settle ‘Question’ By JAMES J. METCALFE |. The Devil sie fie eld Who have ‘ideas worth fighting for . . . To treasure and to hold . . If we would'all be gentle as. .. We go along our way ... We would. not have the slightest fear... Of any war today. (Copyright, 1262) Be Case hacsinit of a Psychologist: . Claus: She was so unselfish, she went broke long before . tg “But Her penerosily,- kad an ulterior motive so be surg you study Flora’s case care- fully. And if you wish to win true friends, send for the booklet below. Don’t try the- , ~ Prodigal Son method: By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE CASE B - 404: Flora M., aged 24, lost her leg in an auto wreck. She has readjusted well in most respects and now works as a sec- retary. fT oR “But she is constantly broke be- spends her money tod presents to Oe may sound odd but she car- ries gerierosity to such an extrémeé degree it is almost a fault. “For example, I am married and have two children: : ee people who aren't even r “Dr, Crane, could you ‘tale te Flora and gee if you can get her * to live ona budget?” : try to tip the scales by being lavish with gifts. : 22> * Flora was in this very category, confessed being a virtual Santa Claus 12 months in the year, she trying to buy her way good graces of her com- ANALYZE YOURSELF shows you various logical complexes, for as you wit- ness somebody else with your own traits, you may thus be able to see yourself as the psychiatrist re when you see any- ‘eh excessively. unselfish. ia age Generosity’s Fine, to Certain Point ‘Flora tried to exceed Sénta uproar ie just inflate their ego. Keep in mind. the fact that everybody wears this #¢ mt FRO44 1 94 a5 t motto tattooed across his chest? wan WANT TO FEEL IMPOR-. gre So offer your companions honest So send for the “‘Coninpliment : ee” booklet, enclosing'a stamped. return , Plus 20 cents (non- profit}, Use it to win true friends and real a 2 se u ane ris 2,08 CLIP THIS COUPON. IT’S WORTH : His COUPON WORTH : | rT: > ON | OF THIS COUPON WORTH eg. | | nA $149.95 IE OS 4-Pc. |X Gai (Nees Bed- ‘ ie wt s of This Reg. $19.95 Suite of This Reg. 500.35 |e Gn) So - - - : New Admiral | uite | UNDERWOOD | i. 7 Table Radio Double Dresser, Mirror, Bookcase Bed Guasentonsl Matching Chest in beautiful plat- "79% Coupen 4 and inum mahogany finish. Center guided drawers, sturdy construction. THIS COUPON WORTH ’ to You on the. Purchase of This Reg. $148 < “ a & a te - bil. aa f Olympic THIS COUPON oy ORT : ‘ | a < a 14 , , & YY - | nie | : a & » 6 T\ ® Portable TV SET Newest 1959 Model TV Powerful. 14-inch, easy - to - carry” sO. television with a deluxe hideaway - antenna. Brings in meine pic- tures. With Coupon on the Purchase of This Reg. $39.95 Platform Rocker me, Ly 4 488 Biond or mahogany fin!sh woodwork. Prieze und plastic cover. on the Purchase of This Reg. $69.95 SOFA BED ome, 54s Beautiful frieze covered sofa that i On the Purchase of This. Reg. $168 a Tie" on the” id Purchase of This Reg. $149.95 LIVING ROOM SUITE “_ — ‘ > on the Pirchisé 3 4 Sei b 838 ik al of This Reg. $59.95 | | on the Purchase q = il HOLLYWOOD |B) Gl of This Reg. $39.95 decoktortapesty inchoce fn al oe, SALA | om, $79% of colors. 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Hurry in now— or : make an investment that will pay you a ~ ‘well in- good-looking comfort i ++» today, right through Summer. + Af eats aah fr es poten Pen _ Usb OuR LAY-AwaY PLAN:..WO EXTRA CHARGE wee 3 : # 200 N: Saginaw Street ( = | * -— Pleinty of F OF ts at 2 8 | id Men's shori-sleeved sport | Lingerie and sleepwear = shirts are all top quality | in new styles, fabrics 2655 | te 268 . _ Charge tt ... Cherge It Fi ity, anteed washable. © Shift valtz , full length —— AB ey Sar or jac- ; sammat Also’ liga pettibatl re . | » shirt styles. Novelty patterns, neats, shorty and regular pj's. Misses’ | plaids. Multicolor, white. S-M-L. , and women’s sizes in group. Save! . | Men’s 3 for 2.50 Reg. 7.96; Men's . Waldorf underwear wash-weer slacks Knit T-shirts; A-shirts,. Orlon® or nylon blends. Fine combed T-shirts, briefs, S-M-L-XL. B'cloth Waist sizes 29-42, cuffed. briefs and Sanforized box- shorts, 30-44. 3 ns. 52 Shop now, 7 00 er shorts. 6-16, 2 5] - Reg, 2.08 washable Reg, 2.96. Men's jackets for men cotton twill pants Polished cotton in 4 colors. _ Bar- ai « Soe ealtc dd cu Fall et wih fl coded ps eee ee. ee roles a ot tipper. S-M-L. 2.50 ~ Tan, grey. 29-42, 2.50 prints, 32-40. 3 00 4 _.Seld_ in Work. Clothes Dept. Sold. in Werk Clothes Dept. a a ©: seamfree nylons «type Orion® shrugs = dressy handbags - I of 1.15 quality. 400 Button style in cuddly-soft Plastic calf or plastic pat- needle, 15 pares! Plain 100% Orlon®. White in. ent in many styles and Plus U.S. tex cand mesh “ 2 ws.5] sizes med., are. 1.50 trims. Save! 1.50 Bunting all-steel glider 1 by ‘4 ere nam, 4-position ¢ i Baked enamel finish on strong auto- pro goer dt eengellg pce Light a, body steel. Smooth, eas ‘gliding. eat ' aes La compactly, . .° 3 persons comfortably. Hurry and save ee A aly * x = i * € \ ‘ \ A 2 ed el x re 5 a Pe seeieeeentammaemimemimeeione es nT crmmnncieannaeninaceeiiy — - mosis choemenitetatitiaecntaliaieint * CREE EATER ENR IR ARISE ANE NES MS RO BENGE AOLL e 2 A IRBE E BR ARE Ho 8 Ct Wagon 8” rust-resistant wheels with semi- ic tires. 36x1614x4”, 6.00 Washable cotton runners in choice of 8 colors, 24x- 70” size. 2 for $5 . , _ set Sweep room Long-handled Polyfoam magnetic broom makes sweeping easy. 1.00 Look! Infants’ and tots’ easy- eare cotton playwear! Boys’ cotton or rayon suits! 2-4, 3-7. Babes’ and toddlers’ dresses! “Sizes for ‘all in percales Fe aan “s y sed Pi ; een ees \ F . ‘ in nursery rints, i on bot- toms, Sizes 1-3. 1.00 or wash ’n wears! Prints, plaids, etc. 2 eae $3 Special ! Padded 30” chrome stool Plastic upholstered seats, tubular steel, chrome plated legs. : 5.00 ironing! Fine woven checks, stripes and solids. Sizes 7-14. Hurry to Federal’s and Save! 1.19. Toddlers’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, 1 LP MEE I SI TE” : Bi ¢ eed Duralon or Dacron® flocked tiers, or 42x81” Trulon or Dacron pan- els (5 lengths). All drip-dry. Duralon volonces.......... 77¢ Re ret ae eS Shorty gown tops with | Rayon and cotton with matching bloomers. 4-14, antique satin Many Drip-dry cotton. 2 tr 83 patterns. Traverse rods ...... 1.00 Sale! 17.96-19.98 new spring suits new shorty-blouse ‘Wools and wool-blends in Roll-up and sleeveless many adorable styles. types in b’cloths or woven Misses sizes. $45 ginghams. 32-38, 1 00 Reg. 1.29 misses’ é Special! Big 16” garden spreader Sturdy steel cart spreads seed and fertilizer, Easy- rolling wheels. 99 neil . Special! 3 cu. ft. bore wheelbarrow Baked enamel finish; tu- bular steel legs, handles. 165-lb. capacity. 6 88 e “Blue, bis in 61 ng istant. kle-resistan Wrin - - the * + - a ey Ae Na Pa See ILA LLM LEL LE LLELALESE DELLE EE RIE WEBB SS Ys <4 a eo oe, Si US al SNE By APRIL 9, 1959) Beautiful buys in rich spring coals — Special 399 : values | Charge It Low at the regular price, now even better values! Many fa- mous fabrics in new-as-spring styles. Sizes for everyone. Buy! eg te a Weg 3 a “* “4 Se 2 Pe | LF = a, wurq. plu §.00 “” ¥ New lug is vulcanized to uppers ¥ eg. jumbo Dacron® bed pillows ° size garment sale He-man 22x28” size Cannon or Cone towels ip Store winter clothing y filled with quick- goving denetigns colors. now! size (54”) in + §OQS OM 2 Oe oe Downey pillows ....2.00 Guest ..3/$1 Cloth...6/$1 —. . * = * : 7 3 = % 4 7 Psat cia ‘ 76 @ 2 © mone Oe * eer ieee wan EES — t : * “ oe 3 ’ : oes ES x 2 * Women’s sportswear , at a low 2-or price % 9.00 | %& 2-3 , Charge it , | Selection galore! Synthetic cot- Slim or swingy skirts, slacks in and each at savings tons! Arnel cottons! Rayon- Cotton poplin linens! And more! 1 and 2-pe. jackets and Orlon®, Ban styles in all sizes and colors! | Men's oxfords | Ouiwears leather 3 to 1! With new lug | soles... the same comfort soles used . * on higher-priced shoes! Now spe- “elally priced for Dollar Days! 50 | dust | on ey } 3 History-making science scoop! - - Dura-Hyde won't mildew, won't ; ‘rot, seldom needs. polishing . + + even a nail won’t scratch it! Dura " Hyde. breathes like leather, but § outwears leather! Black only in | sizes 64% to 12: Buy now for sam- mer sports and vacations, Save! ans ee ae ee * yo erm. ree: :) . 4 sas ‘ m x : i : : FRR ss : if gga’ Su isvertee ___ 1 FE 3-1633 C.) SS . j - . ; SS a = a | BaEe ee Se" . * ~ Es . . 92 West 30 stir a aller ’ Pontiac Fue 5 ue aFige fl Frye -|Marine Trainees Get ; ; Air-Cooled Ci i GET ACQUAINTED OFFER FF i é FOG ‘ONE CAN Ce PAINT THINNER with Every GALLON of PAINT | C AN i Li 2 ay W ae ay LIKE HAVING A PERSONAL MASSEUR VISIT YOU IN: YOUR. HOME! "If you invited a private masseur into your home, all of his physi- Here is the miracle vibrator that goes to work on your body needs as effectively, os ... wherever unsight spoils glamorous figure YOUR PERSONAL “SWEDISH MASSEUR!” ed can be yours.. .wherever you want to SPOT IT OFF AND KEEP All you do is relax — a few minutes a day — and the “Swedish : Massour” does the rest! You just sit back and enjoy the tingling, In just a few short days, you'll sense the emergence of a new this person. You'll begin to look your loveliest ~ your new, slim figure : mean new experiences—riew romance—new physical beauty! Your “SWEDISH MASSEUR” will open new worlds for you. sive reducine Tucina the Soy eennene wee THE WHOLE FAMILY’S PERSONAL MASSEUR INTRODUCTORY PRICE On ‘ N ae EAGLE BRAND c ne » SWEDISH MASSEUR..... 5 , trators commonly advertiond. "ALL PURPOSE: WHITE. PAINT © SPOT REDUCES © AIDS CIRCULATION © EASES TENSION a : : +9 RELAXES TIRED MUSCLES © SOOTHES ACHES AND PAINS © Smart Design — White & Gold, Aqua & Gold, Pink & Gold _@ Werks on any household AC outlet © Safe, Easy to Use — comes with plug-in cord, on-off switch i ee “OPEN Pea PLASTERING & BUILDING SUPPLIES 4i69 DIXIE HWY. (U.S. 10 2 MILES NORTH PONTIAC—-DRAYTON PLAINS © 1068, A product af Remington Research. Ina! Be *. 41> a8 te if : ga F ; : E 3 ¥ E i! e bas ] aff ! i , i fi: i Fr Fe “NOW YOU GET | FREE STEAK . with a lear In YOUR STABLE | During the BIG —=——— % — - Bae SATURDAY OPEN. HOUSE — APRIL. 1th AOE TON DDE STEELE- FORD es = in KEEGO HARBOR” | ac ansied ial armen ei FREE — FREE — FREE big gate podeannie Doct Sees: Se Tig sekieepaen aepley two Market, of 326 S. East Blvd. ’ Get a bargain deal om any used car, new car or truck at Eddie Steele Ford on Saturday, April 11, then pick out Maplay got up Air oan Vacwneeas by pene s _ USED CAR BARGAINS All the Time—These cars will be sold to the person’ sitting behind. the wheel at 9:00 A.M. 1953 Ford Customline V-8 4 Dr. straight stick, radio & heater. 99” ‘Saturday, April 11 1953. Buick Special 4 De, Sedan, straight stick, radio & heater. » $Yg00 1953 Pontiac Coline 5-4. Des Ry Simnatey | ¢ “#ggo0 SAviNGs — SERVICE — " SATISFACTION . — at one location — don't, dake one without the other. Everyone Gets FREE Coffee and Donuts PLUS EXTRA SPECIAL DEALS You'll. Never Know Yours Beet Deo!—Until You' ve Been to Eddie Steele Le STI “2705 Orchard Lake Rd. ELE- F ORD, fae FE 5.9204 (Keego Meera Mite West of Telgrorh) : “a ¥ iL +] i 5 é s } 2 ) has had some effect. The number of civil cases filed in federal months of fiscal 1959 was. 15,501, compared (0 16,627 in the com- of the previous i 41 g : a i “i ge if Sts fee 4 Seela as sree ae keep the entire federal judiciary nae Ot teat See aired even a single new were | filed in that time. ¥ —— $ iaoe st pele a 2 SUT. i “ gestion unless ‘the “cAMAWayS WELCOME has rs 80 Johtaie Walker coven 86 N. Saginaw e 2.1795 NEW 1959 KENMORE SEWING ‘MAC “J 1959 Kenmore Zig-Zag Machine ‘J Embroider corsages o Only $5 Down Delivers Worth ts Jow price in the beautiful job of ‘straight | . yet it sews the lovely vegan of. You will find sewing eas stitching it does... — ~ © This Week ‘Only © Special Guitar Whether you're just a beginner or a professional you'll find the Silvertone guitar you want at Sears. Hurry in today for this special price... SAVE ON KENMORE GAS OR By oe aaa “Complete Line of $5 A Embroider sheets — —— * © Regularly Sells at 99.95 88 © Plays Standard LP’s s | _Dewn Engineered for :stariling realism in, stereo with two speakers. Separable lid contains second speaker, 15- ot eee ae . 12* Savel- 30-Inch GAS RANGE < 15955 129° _ “Burner-with-a-Brain” watches # the temperdiure, never lets your food -boil over or burn, Hes clock and‘ l-hour ‘Ken- Timer. 80nch ioree aante soem S149 | 7-Heat pushbuttons for your fe convenience. Giant oven & cooks family-sized feasts. 1+” hour sain 4 is a qoreten reminder, : "Nala Ber Dept. ain Basement : A full autopsy report is expected HH lle Hy ! i “iy ante 4 | ®) YOUR OLD BIKE! Regardless of Condition on a New 1959 nN. s: Loyawe away’ or Low Easy Terms a s y ‘OVER 200 BIKES IN STOCK’ _ CHOICE OF COLORS a Red — Blue — Green — Black — White ‘ | BUY WHERE YOU KNOW YoU CAN] 20 E. Lawrence’ St., Pentioc >> BRANCH STORE ~' 4524 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Pleins OR 3-0021 * lg 3 _ FE 2-7221' 52.50. Value KRESGE'S ae $469) Py DOWNTOWN STORE |) bl Py 4 A a ¢ | N ee ad Pl) ?, ?, @ AL BOY J, * * ete +, oe +, Seors Garden "Shop is Open! YOUR CHOICE “50 Varieties 3 ; Patent Rose Bushes as low as EARLY SAVING. 4 . ‘ . An l*s : Fete ef, J J Oy ‘ vee ir “—— ee ; ee sete t > '.% . » ‘* «* o* a* +" 4 ° E setatratattaateteah ables ; = - = +4 4 * ate , SSS ON SEARS MODERNIZATION CREDIT te SR: RS 4 PLAN * - 1 : ‘ oe 4 . : she* Price Includes Fence, Top . Bails, © Long-lasting galvanized steel A fencearound it makes it yours! Now “at Sears low prices and converiient credit terms it's so easy for you to erect "a fence, 48-in. high; 36, 42, 60, 72-in. heights available: Hurry in to Sears! Fencing Dept. | cr poy St, End & Corner Posts, Gate and Gale Hardware Extra. Basement ef oi) ag ma re = "Al Kaline” © Welted Streamlined Fingers 9.99 ® Regularly sells at 16.98 Our finest glove — your best buy! Made of top quality cowhide, fully lined, with snap action hinge that folds over ball on contact. Hurry in to Sears today! 735 each Plant fragrant beautiful roses selected from prime nursery stock. Polyethelene package secis in freshness. CLIMBERS American Beauty — Crimson Glory New Dawn Stone — Pink Radiance Golden Climber Golden Charm Eclipse » Silver* Moon Golden Dawn ~ D. A. Victoria Paul's Scarlet Talisman \ Baseball Glove sume dae by 2.98 Baseball Glove .........7.98 Ball Bat eh eee ee er reese ty ~ Baseball Cap ..i. 0556-98 SHORTY EVERGREENS Choice of 9 ‘Varieties ee se \ "ALL REGULARLY $2.49. 1.76. a - Doorwoy & Base Plants, © Corner Plantings sises 2.9 fxcolse $ Globe AV ... : : Excelsa Stricta 18-24", ... .3.98 » Pyramidal A. Vi 18-24"... .2.98 Repanden juniper 18-24". . 3.98 Juniper Pfitzer 18-24". bare 3.98 7 cu. #. Peat Moss ee ee cy ~4-ft....3. ; rs. \Lockstit ere ae Ee ¢ tt Sears, Little League Type Send Lof Baseball Baseball Shoes _—S_for Younger ri | 46F. 1S tissins Top grain leather, too. Olficial wrapped with cotton and rayon tuber cleats, split leather up- yarns. Double ‘stitched horse- construction. juge es shad Be : Sporting Goods Dept. | Kangaroo Shoes .....4..7.98 . + «+ Perry St. Basemeni N ALL WARM W ‘Line Posts. and Fittings Installed! Glove. ieee cees © isa ~ Reg. 12. “Tough rubber center fo eatHer N * * s t cb * ) Monona akacd Nance POSES OSE On gs 3 pte oe pt (lee iit! i i th (| pi Tsing, : tae Heat ii t iii at SHOUTED ee es a5, sl “4 Wire Bound Gothic Point Picket Fence Reg. 15.95 T 1.88 50-tt. section Handsome stylish wood fence is durably* made. 36-in. high. lin. wide pickets. Galva- nized binding wire. tp aA ii ey , ae ave —_ int & BAAGiEN ; YS Galvanized Welded Non-Climbable Fence Reg. 25c ft. 20¢ Made with 2 x 4 weided fence. “Ideal, low-cost fencing! Galva- nizing approved by US Testing Co : : ir. Bian = =»©3.96 2Z-in. high. Horizontal wires are double tween crimped [3 ga. pickets, Also. in I6-in. heights gauge Knuckled top, Hurry in, today! - Galvan Border Fencing” . a oe Pipe! | Chain Link Scroll Top Gate 3x48-in. Reg. 10.95 Galvanized alter weaving. 11. Ao. 4) Omapusy ized Woven t? ll ga. twisted . pe- — * %—%s V2 ye 4 - *, © ae Stretches up / tight. barbed bottom. .. Regular 5.98 | Wash n Wear Jacket Perfect for Sports or Gardening Men here js the jacket you've been. waiting for: Wash 'n’ Wear jatkets in a large selection of fancy ’ eofors. Hurry in’ today while this sale ptice is in effect. 100% cotton for coolness, Similar, - ‘Reg. 3.98 Fie}dmaster Wash ‘n Wear Jackets 2.99 99 Men's Sportswear . +. Main Floor - | “ hone FE 5-4171 i ~~ : F : } % a ¥ Be LJ . ’ a & 4 «%& | 4 { é ‘ ‘ ; \. f 7 \ ‘ - ; ¥ > x ue \ , 4 ¥ ' \ ‘ y ‘. \ ie { ta des ; : <7 < ; dye ‘ ps = nal sea ? fe eh a4 : e: ee ) > es ee ? Saft fe # 2: os ak 2 : “SEARS Age IAN, Saginaw St ita ey eet : ms , ee , : | . ‘ Ns x ; 4 ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THI ae aes JAGR Soar lagi eg See Z Mee Jae, 6 AY, APRIL '9, 1959) _ ‘ ‘Don't Miss This Once- | es a-Year Spring Tire Sale!. Ee, Drive in Today and Trade-In |e —-Your Old Tire : UPI Phete TRANSPLANT — Just an old const: four-yeapaldl-Dickie | Huff of Salina, Kansas, isn't risking injury by sitting astride what looks like a king-size cactus. ‘There aren't any prickly spines on this one, which is actualy a*western version constructed of diesel exhaust pipes. £ Ld State GOP Leaders Alphonse Foti {to Ollfie’s Fish Market Are Backing Morton | BELMAR, N. J. (P—A seagull | (/// ee = z ie S, * NY L O N- ' med Alphonse has been winter- . _ 4 => : 3 an . ps LANSING a _ Michigan's Reis ing S Le among the fishheads and’ Z a ‘| i. = SAFETY CUSHIONS : | ruston mm ¢ des. Toeuron Virion of Nesta ey aceeer-Aommes you | _ A statement by Lawrence B. off to the north, but each fall for’ Lindemer, state chairman, and/the last 12 years he returned to John B. Martin, national corhmit-'Ollie Klein's fish, market where teeman, said Morton would be “‘a he lives off handouts snatched from worthy successor’ to Meade Al-' Klein's fist, corn, who recently resigned. The statement also said Mich | have withdrawn. - j lor No Trade-in P y included’ David Sontal| Ben from Ruby M. Buckner r rice 2]. 75 ee ht eel * LIMITED TIME ONLY caer! ee ke] EEO Sam Benson Says: WHAT A SALE! @.-g =6They Came! ome = | : Gare They Saw! ee meee Wiis | AND YOUR OLD Tire . . A %'e— They Bought! COIS. "21-75" | "15:00" 26.45 "| "19:60 | Regardless of Its Condition Y/ ~~ They Saved! 7. ae 23.90 | 17.00 | 28.45 | _ 21,00"— © Full 18: LZ @R Tubeless Blacks | Tubeless Whites * 0ad-Grip Tread Design _ MOREY _ SALE a : Price withent| Price with | Price withont| Price with e 4 ; { Size cock, pins tax [epee cooks Stas tat] csh, pins tax e High Mil ae , ah : % : a 6.70x15 | 24.45 yi! 17.00 | 29.45. | > 21.00 wv neage “Emulsamix” Precision Blended Rul | | + | "Wt0x15 | 26.457 |20.00 | 31.45 | 24.00 " Installed On Your Car’ FREEY. ubber 1... | T60n1S [728.45 | 23.00” 33.45) 27.00 Lie Te seeperen = me cee ee Creditors. are: demanding cash : ee des- 8,00x14 2145 22,00: “32.45 5] 26.00. ‘oun sevice 5 a ote eis ot sand hates Fae a ie te : : ; a = perate so my entire stock better . : 7 against a azards t 4. es mens Fite, op eyes pane, tn *Tottared TOpEIA | 25.45 | 219.00 | 80.4% 25.007 | oes the months: used beved on current price . . . without trade-in at time of ee tis . : | gael outstanding bargains... C ~8AM BENSON .MEN’S NEW SPRING - & . iy |B ALLSTATE HEAVY-DUTY | 2-PANTS @ i ff} MUFFLERS, INSTALLED SUITS | $28 99 $33 538 Quel ee lf « 35.57 Fed bs | : fe INSTALLED ~ Allstate Heavy-Duty ve < MOTOR x4 Values to $14.95 ; 2.99 SHOES eoaece ys Mime ~ $10 HATS ..... $5.99 MOTOR OIL et Tiles - - jeavie 3-Way Nation- NEW! » d SPORT COATS $17.00 ~ : 5 { Wide Guarantees Zinc Coated Shell Ist 10 qt. call 2 98 er * . » + Gee» Check These Low Installed Prices! Mercury ‘55-’36 13.98 Plym. 49-'34. 10.48 Pontiac ‘34.54. 8.99 Buick °54.'35. 15.99 SPORT SLACKS . $3.88 2nd 10 qt. can. 1.49 wo. 447 New additives help pfevent corrosion and the formation of Of] Filters... has harmful varnish, carbon. Con- se eee trols siadpe | formations. Glass Oil Bottle cheese 49e ae. wn pi oo pin nny Geek SEARS THN, Saginaw St. Phone FES Hurry in today during this gigantic: bulk’ oll: sale. In Te OE ee ae +. Sctve 4c qt. on All heury. duty oil. Hurry in to 3 Values to $4.96 SPORT SHIRTS 2 for $3 SAM BENSON 37 North Saginaw Street Free Parking In Any Lot In the City ‘\ z é O23 - ] ee iy x -. Pe oe f é aoe a e at eas es a es a Se be ee ees oe eS Fee ae ee ae Se Se Cr eee re oe SE ES ORE ee Se Ne Te et z i S et ee Sage. Beat Pee CAD a ee ee i as as rs ens ITEMS. AVAILABLE ON | - BUDGET. TERMS NO CASH NEEDED! . your TRADE-IN CAN BE Your | PAYMENT -6 to 24 MONTHS TO PAY seereeenecenerercn ©,Benk or Loon Company, e*eee,.q7,j ** ee ee ee er er ea er re | ee 8 ee 8 oe! Plus Tas ol nienieile fire | ome i “ARCHIE BARNETT : PE 2.0121] “WE PACKED THEM IN LAST WEEK AND WE'LL LINE ‘EM UP AGAIN TOMORROW WITH THESE TERRIFIC BIG BARGAINS! See How You Save! Look! ONE BIG GROUP All Wool Tweed ond ' —— Shetland TO PCOATS $50 and $55 Values! SALE PRICED AT Come in Today! One Big Group TOPCOATS We. repeat—beautiful alt woot Up to $60 Values coats at a price that defies all competition. Be sure to see them. before you pay $55 and $60 elsewhere. See them Fri- day or Saturday sure. You can’t save $20 any easier! . 7 Sort Spring |sPORT COATS} -Falues Up to $35 _ SALE PRICED Look! All Detron Blend crease resistant sharkskins, rayon wor- steds and, long wearing gabar- idines. A_ tremmedone ae Sut Mowat: (7 -LOOK! What a Buy! .* - HARD FINISH All Wool Sharkskins $55 Values SALE PRICED. Here’s ‘clinching proof why we're called “THE CLOTHING-VALUE. KINGS OF PONTIAC.’ Money can't buy a better wearing suit or better looking - They're all tops ang you save plenty! Buy Outfit Your Son Now! ; _ STUDENTS’ ALL WOOL FLANNEL.” Kesha Ivy League Styles Sale Priced ‘Hard Finish All Wool Thet’s Tough as Leather! : Here Are the Values That Are the Talk of the. Town! | Our Famous “‘Bullet-Proof’’ Hard Finish All Wool Sharkskin 9-PANT SUITS REGULAR $75 VALUES Yes, Two Pants—ot Just You'v never seen such 100% ALL WOOL HARD FINISH SHARKSKINS, GUARANTEED TO KEEP , THE PRESS. All sizes, regu- lars, longs and shorts WITH TWO PANTS AT «THIS. PRICE! You Don’t Need Look! We've Scooped the: Toun! : Fine All Wool-. SUITS $50 Values 538" these bargains! All Look! More of Thest Famous Granite: ou'll grab one grand tripe °F styled and- choice Here's a buy that . colors. Well worth $50 Svtiene. Get yours is a buy! Man alive, you don’t get now——bank the ne $70. Values You rede 4 the ‘cash . .., CHARGE iT) * WE REPEAT! DON'T MISS THESE SAVINGS! ‘HOP IN TH BUS AND GET DOWN TOMORROW SURE! — | Seco LACK een pies and Monday’ Nights ‘til 9 P. M. values like these every day, so hop @ - es _ jn the bus and ae = in today .. Reg’ DOWNTOW “S$ Pe ; * é ee : * re FREE BUS RIDES! ‘FREE PARKING! “WITH A $2 PURCHASE! Get your bus token or. have your. parking ticket stamped at our office at time of purchase. ‘ i 2 7 ie eee ae f i . 2 "dee | i , : eed hee Pe aot Sa Figs a a! ges : Regular‘ $4.00 Value : poor terete weening ‘em for school 4, Play! Regulation rubber soles Bito wisconsin Democrats last week, ‘a. cushioned heel and sole, | “y Nhe would like to discuss the po- litical’ situation with them. ; + ee Ne eM eg ee ¥.. APRIL 9.1959. __ surf. A , S z re wit ae ane wa Se sate ox oon ar U.S. Rushes Injur y ay. ‘ . oe he oes ext ax nw son (RUSSION tO Hospital from the car door, the KODIAK, Alaska (AP)—A four- “was 4 i Site fee : of nd lifting al, bat SAN cg ee wen oerentes Gal ati Sg Sa unaware of the major role he was} 8 hoe os + © ote | -* L —— : State Highway 1. is a. breath; _. i ty ee aero ey og ; 1g : ute ate ted is he ay|The_ ica Svet “er “FRIDAY, 9:30 A. M.—ENDS 1:30 P. M. : Paste ara 19|Guard Storis, en route to Cold Bay, | the @ante-Be aes oes { Check, this Ad, tor Bie Eastburg said, | Pinca. St the tip of the Alaska) teal With ase of $2 or more you don't need | theirs off the ro te —? 7 twolane road some miles south of| , The Storis was expected ‘to ar: All Items-Ge Back to Original Prices at 1:30 P.M. at Cold Bay at 7 here. Eastburg, unable to put the) 7, fukn car in motion again, told his wife AiR eey se: not ‘to worry and stepped out to/“rred a Coast Guard plane a : DRESS, SKIRT : - ZIPPERS eocvsceeeelOe to attend a salon You are cordially invited ~— the majestic new 1959} seaeeee ‘THE FLERTWODD SIXTY SPECIAL SEDAN 9° r4 Slim Pants 14.99 water proet 10 to 2. pre display of Bath Sets ...1.99 4} 1.49 Plump * FEATHER 87° : eH : ” I "wea Peds 8.99 i | 7 ox oe Mee. were na : tote 433—- LS ; rt new pritite and — ents oy 20 Fol Twin | Kite oe YI] | Rowse | Se aeiheats males einige CANNON | 259 sovs' MEN'S | 2.99 orton | 3 SHEETS CHINOS «.....1.88 SOX SWEATERS eveuasldl * | 769 j ¥ j | Conage (ates ic i 59¢ Cannon a i ae ee ae BATH en's a es TOWELS wasn co wear | Underwear : a 3 9 ¢ “07 or ae Moers. ‘ : | THE ELDORADO SEVE In our showroom April 9-11 - 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. We have arranged, for your convenience, a special showroom _ personal inspection, whn't you? We'll be glad to explain the advan- ) " exhibit of Cadillac's most majestic and dramatic creations fot _ tages of Fleetwood craftsmanship . +. to arrange a demonstration 4 1959—the distinguished cars that carry the Cadillac name to —_ drive in your favorite model ... and to tell you about the fabulous i an even greater eminence than before. Stop in and make a » E!dorado Brougham. You'll be most welcome at any time! _ ‘ , ‘ : . : ; ; { : ; i JEROME MOTOR SALES COMPANY : shee og A ‘| — 276-280 S. SAGINAW STREET; PONTIAC, ‘MICHIGAN gg a ee be : vl ee fog J é ‘ f ' . oe \ o . : bax : om Ai Se as YE oe res ee ais rs & oa by. r ares i: oe Se " DIEM’S PRICE } $10.95 webincsr gt Sa ceases $ 6.95 $12.95 WOME $16.95 WOMEN’S $19.95 WOMEN’S SK $24.95 WOMEN’S - N’S SHOES... | Bigger r better, more ett IMAGINE PENNEY’S SHEETS FAMED FOR GENERATIONS ALL PERFECT, LABORATORY-TESTED AT THESE PRICES! oe a expect from Penney’s. so hurry, hurry and stock up now! Yes, ma’am, these are the same famous silky - smooth. luxury Penney. percales that have tucked in families for generations from coast-to coast. These snowy sheets are - woven, every inch, of long staple cotton, combed to extra- thness. The weave is high-count, firm and balanced we excellent wear. Made by the country’s top es Pen- £5 arg laboratory ‘tested tp give you the you, ene re downrigh ao Pr “Pell rt) by 108 inches, tull Santorized fitted 1.99 Fine Pencale percales-all done up in the latest, loveliest, bedroom fashion colors—and what saving! Yellow, “green, aquamarine, pink, turquoise, lilac. Twin 72 by 108 inches }= Tein Twin Santorized Fitted case, 42 by _ inches 2 for 99¢ ANNIVERSARY PRICED! PENCALE* PASTELS TO MAKE YOUR BED IN BEAUTIFUL COLOR! Full 81 by 108 inches, Full Sentorized fitted 27 Twin 72 by Pillow Case, 42 by 381 10 inches, Ts : ‘ Sanforized fitted. inches, 2 for 1.09 re excig than enything you've seen in over hal century! oe 8.95. Just-right ‘warmth for this changeable sea- son! Pretty tur- -quoise + green - - rose or rose - yel- low - blue plaid on white cotton— machine wash ae ge Anniversary. Special Value! Terry Cloth © - Kitchen Towels 2a , Absorbent terry towels of assorted patterns, to brighten up your kitch- . en, Fringed edges and strong selvages, € “NO-IRON PLISSE - BEDSPREAD BUY! 98 full, twia Such a little price, such a fresh look for your room. Rosés or dogwood on easy-tare cotton, ruf- SPECIAL VALUE! COLORFUL TOWELS bath towel 22x46” 2 for *1 re ‘3 3 for $1 woe doth > 6 for $1 Decorator hues in sturdy, absorbent terry! Brown, yellow, rose, pink,. tur- BIG 17 BY 25 INCHES FOAM RUBBER ZIP PILLOWS 00 each Sensational price for Penney’s famous allergy- free foam pillows. Solid mold, always resilient, . never mats down: San- : Bes ise, white, , | forized' cord-edged mus. medium setting. 4. Peta sing | _ fled ya . Ape. ss nates? ae. es itn “cover. Wh te. oy IRACLE MILE ae . PENNEY’S— DOWNTOWN . | Saturday: 10:00 A. M. to , $:00 P.M, pen Mon, & Fri 9:30 A. M. to 9 P.M, ame oie 30 A. M: to 5130 wy heh OI ice A, — NE el A: A neg ape ees a “SS TThdre is fittie variation th the _ wholesale price of gasoline as Threat to Benson WASHINGTON u# — A Republi-/ 2 .attempting to line. up city folks supports to urban areas, ye }Oxtord’s Club Threat Charge. Facing Doctor resident charged ' with threatening the woman's suit- Staton Free on Bond Prior to. Trial Arising field or has been freed under $2,500 The mayor said =] WIXOM—Mayor Joseph Stadnik of Wixom has joined jwith his City Council to initiate a “property tax pro- gram founded on sound basic principles and designed to create a tax environment attractive to all classes of tax- payers.” - ; . a ey, he beliéves timely adoption of a sim- _ ‘jilar plan by taxing units now troubled with “extreme — a i * * *& Soe ae ; bond at Denver, Colo. fiscal problems” would have avoided, or at least: mini- — FREDELL LACK Mrs. Mark, B. VanWagoner, Pp so ee t hoe ewe 5 brunch chairman, said American | Dr. ged ‘oe. & the mized, their difficulties. = age ion Board,’’ Baldwin, ay eo sels toot danaan tnvees tr (et rea State College at Gree-|- “The heart of Wixom's plan,” he said, “is the view- _ ee "Noted Violinist | esse" "is, ote zeny aes oe pont thatthe Costittion and laws af the sate mean z ‘te ican " . t.* * cal Ea on what they say in stipulating that all 4.05 aid 10 expected We Sawer] a | Theme —of thé — convention ta “hd chnines eel te | | ments—both real and per-+ : sia Set teeene sel SIGIR Saturday ee ae ee Rircans| FRI cold the charge of visiating,| SONWAND B. NARNER - jpone},.'and rogandiess Gf), ” oe ——— been absorbed by Gerkowski of the Flint Community| %¢ Federal extortion ber bs *. |individual or business own- Royal county and township . npn based on a telephone ae e to be made on/# : ments who have alto =Fredell Lack fo Play|Miste Asm. Dr, Devid Machle of! Dr utton' made trom Dewer FIONOL Y OULH shP—se te be made on coi all kd cert tors Corp., Lansing; and Dr. Theo-| 1° Cnecue Molstin, 8 Der UAT: : : Fae a Baldwin emphasized dore Vosburg of Dow Chemical) tuck driver. at the tome of | V7 71] Hear Mayor Stadnik said the : peratt day Sore oe ea Ge, Maen. ae ae Bd. bere Genday. first step in achieving the préSént hie fits of increases in v Assisting ‘Mrs. VanWagoner sre) * - re i Varner Talk oaths tal poke a Succumbs in Hospital : . N . ™m ie ; ; abe ester Education Assn. Ray Forman, Mrs. Ralph Curtisany. threat. He merely said he|chancellor of Michigan Stile Uni-' We added. that such a reap-| Sunday in Southfield ‘|teachers’ salary be and Mrs, Clifford Ashley, club ar ae ey oe versity Oakland, will appear here) praisal was necessary because SA SER Ses Ah 500 for a bachelor’s’ . ~ and Holatin went shead with mar-|ine Haso Brataee aa Reel ene ee et a | ROTA Oak—An Gay Bark $4,800 for a master’ riage plans. according to Dr, Sta-| poe Pe parts of two townships © Oak man died last night in Wil- - cause of an estimated . . Community Youth and Civic Cen-| had assessment practices “dit- |). Beaumont Hospital here of oe year of $50,000;they said:— Shots Given es said he will plead nt ter on Morton street. fering extremely in the hase.”* linternal and chest injuries SUs- i ‘at Orion School Clinic [when the case goes to trial in| The banquet, sponsored by the) “The reappraisal has been com-jtained in an automobile accident = US, District Court at Detroit, |Romeo Rotary Club, is ache pleted,” Mayor Stadnik said, “and/Sunday in Southfield. LAKE ORION —A total of 477 a ee for 6:30 p.m. It i agealfemiptompeses Mme Be “Dyer pee : polio’ inoculations were admit! The Statons’. children are Mi-| honor Romeo Comm High || eet teetnet a i The victim, John W. aes pi istered at the recent clinic held in|chael, 7, and Anne, 6. They have School students with Culm portant ; 83, of 2111 Clawson Rd., was fatally ‘ ported today. A college official sald Dr. Staton! got seine mearemese ot tee Mer * * & Oakland | j2Mie and EV. * * * will continue with his health edu-| tora! toner Society. win. be | “We are. convinced’ that our) | Highway] erett roads at > A third clinic is planned for thejcation classes pending disposition ‘ sbiy in (Policy will eliminate the many ap- Toll «| about 2:25 p.m. at latter part of Maj, she said. Thelof the federal charge. He went] med at © special sssomily ® iooais to the State Tax Commis | "5g | Sunday. No. one is exact date is to be announced|there last fall from Wayne State high school gyme@asium. |<. in which. some taxing. units| | 1 cise was burt. later. University at Detroit. They will receive ribbons.which ¢74 themselves involved because}: | According to me will wear : » rest of the of inequitable assessments. 14 two unidentified lectio pse lan The - Junior and Senior Honor E nU ts P “3 Society members will be , special - . e guests at the banquet 4 . During the affair, Master of 2 man. | Purdy stated, “The ay rac rid e dy Ceremonies James H. Church will| The newlyweds are residing in understand what the 5 ee . — announce the names of the two top @ Pontiac, _ Ibe if they refuse the i. ; € honor ‘students, a boy and a. girl. SHELBY TOWNSHIP + The of one of the plaintiff's at iso sg then aphly wg der ar change of command in the towh- neys, ‘Miss Dee Edwards, ‘who ‘engraved . Rochester Lions Hear Gasoline Story —_-+-—thip brought about by Monday's) wanted to have her colleague, Ar-| qe two students’ names sub- ROCHESTER—The price of gaso-| line and legislation designed to re-|": ‘strict free competition aré two important subjects in Michigan to- day, according to Arthur G. Epker, manager of Mobil Oil Co.’s-market- ing district in Pontiac. a ae oe Addressing nie mbers of the Rochester Lions Club, Epker stated sen price competition and thereby injure free competition. * * .® ‘in Michigan,” he said. “‘Freight costs to various points in the state ac- count for price variations. FACTORS CHANGE “‘We change these prices only] ~ when chartges occur in the factors ‘which go into them .and when competition permits. “We do not increase the price in an area to attempt to make up for loss of revenue in a price war afea.”” P a See ‘Urban Revolt’ at an cities to outweigh losses in tarm-| ing areas; ‘Those policies seek) } lower price supports — asd hence! . lower food prices for consumers. ee i a ‘In fact; many critics have charged that Benson has been agairist farmers and that he has carried his fight against high price} tition is. far from universal. There ate a lot of people against hard competition for the simple reason that they can’t make it when the going gets-a little rough.” * x * Epker warned members of the dangers .of restrictive legislation now being proposed in the Mich- igan Legislature. This legislation would prohibit a supplier of any product from re- ducing a price to one dealer or dis- tributor unless he lowered the price He 7 i j ee : FEES matter what he is told, but to election has ca another delay _|in the automobile race track trial) that was @ to start in — County Circuit Cotirt fo- The suit, brought by ‘a-group of rezoning the Curtiss-Wright Corp: property here to permit big car racing. taken is no longer in office be- canse of the members’ defeat: at the polis Monday. ; The new township officers ‘have not decided whether to retain George F. Roberts, who was rep- resenting the previous board, as their attorney, the circuit court assignment clerk said today. Con- help certain groups in society which do not want to compete for the consumer's favor,” -Epker de- clared. sequently, the trial has been post- poned for at least another week. The’ first delay in the opening of the trial was at the request A to all retailers, he said. ba ~ ACTIVITY SPURTS ON CHUROH ADDITION — With the advent of warmer ‘weather during the past couple of weeks, work on the $86,000 educa- tional unit being added to St. Philip's Episcopal Church, Rochester, has taken a sudden spurt. = v weekend. ae 4 -The new unit, which will also trative offices, is due for completion in Septem- ber. Workmen are and brick with the contain adminis- laying cement block. - Shelby homeowners, charged that) Now the township board at the | | time the rezoning action was jof the Auburn Heights Boys Club Churchill road, -| Newingham and Mr. and Mrs. D, | \Club. Building fund, Mrs; Bart] said. She added that all persons}. . |interested in the club are welcome! to attend. q ip ready, brought up ‘are its bronze| set after, morrow. They may be made by |calling Roy Davis at PL 2-3603. full uniformity, any likewise will apply fairly to all Band, Orchestra, Glee Clubs Participate High School will present its an-; ‘ual Spring-concert at 8 p.m. to- morrow in the auditorium. — The wand arid orchestra are under ‘the digection of Frank Balaam. Eugene Guettler directs the Boys Glee Club and Robert 'Boberg, the Girls Glee Club. Each organization will present a group of. numbers before all join In a finale. The public is invited and there is no charge. and “Aura Lee,” an English folk pte err parece: Mg ae : song featuring the baritone of John Goniea. The Girls Glee Club will present excerpts from “The Peasant Can- tata” by Bach and (a triple trio ce will sing two spiritiials titledjformly and at a realistic percent-|. “Rock-a My Soul” and “Little|age of value assures all Wheel A’Turnin’ ' * All will join in: for ‘Hail to Our |climate in which Country’ as a finale, .& * * Walled Lake Junior High to Present Spring Concert tlle WALLED LAKE—The Music De-| The Boys Glee Club will sing partment of Walled Lake Junior; “Proudly as the Eagle” by Spohr voice leave the city, as has happened|>° ~ *. |in so many areas of our State.” [o.. assessments.” : be e © oo Mayor Stadnik concluded that of” taxing ~ “Wixom’s i uni- nd future: property of fair al owners treatment anda healthy economic ch to live, work and plan for the future. ‘uni-| Me program will include the orchestra playing the finale from “The Carnival” by Schuman and ‘‘Sere- nade” by Toselli, . * * * The band-will render ‘Fiesta’ Passo Doble’ by Caneva and “The. Officer of the Day"’ march by Hill. Area Boys’ Club Sets Box Social Saturday Night AUBURN HEIGHTS — An old- fashioned box social will be staged Saturday evening by the directors at the American Legion Hall on Every woman, attending the af- fair, must bring a box lunch for} two, packed picnic style, to be] auctioned off beginning at 7:30) p.m. #, e4 . Coffee and tea will be supplied. | by the directors ‘under the chair: manship of Mr. and Mrs. H. ©. F. Bart, All profits will go into the Boys! The Swedish ship “Vasa,” which | steel framework going up this "5 cannon, the rudder and -wooden sculptures. A local orchestra will furnish] music for dancing. 4 ee sank in the Stacthaton Rasta ad. 3 Se TUN, SO aS ia te at) face in the near future. The @ “ave @ Use Your Credit . 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Until Nansen’s icelocked : hinge ay Pera-| Pram _ drifted across the polar s + ee basin in the 1890s, it was thought depths. (The Arete’ srt 1 Optometrist Phone FE 4-6842 Contact Lenses 7 ‘North Saginaw Street > “Better Things in Sight” i 5 FLANNELS WORSTEDS IVY MODELS saqags Mh kek kk MEN'S SPORT COATS New Styles ; RE i +165 ¢ | All Wool and up wi] $10.00 discount if you buy ed twe suits. Second one ry $14.95 and up. Dee. 10 on one of. the nation's’ : busiest air routes, Miami-New | York. ty en., KHAKI PANTS Boys’ (Sizes 6 to 18) 32,59 2 fer $5.00 covered by the- military installa- ‘tions, A military bomber .or fighter | plane wishing to cross the. jet] passenger plane routes must first : € ‘ obtain clearance from the FAA) Men’s (All Sizes and Colors) yand also be equiped with a) * Pegged or Ivy Model $2:99. and $3. 95 od — a | The. radar blanket eventually ‘i will become only a backstop for TUXEDO RENTALS —at Reduced Prices | Ba completely automatic “aerial Sn CONN’ Sti OTHE AGINAW ST Wooden golf tees became popular | ORTH SAGI “ Fabout 1923. Before that it was : custo: to shape little mounds, co ee ae oe ane acri- f-e weight a A ’ Ee maintain 3 Extra ee $ 1 te sell for a0 & nom Broken color lots, be- wae cost $¢. YD. The newly-created od ; "BECKWITH - _EVANS Inventory eceivers , eee Ra 6 : $60,000 WORTH OF FINE FLOOR. COVERINGS TO BE SOLD FOR LESS. THAN, $30,000 AS BECKWITH-EVANS is LIQUIDATES THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ONE - OF PONTIAC’S LARGE CARPET : RETAILERS, NOW. IN RECEIVERSHIP @ COUNTLESS ROLLS of @ FAMOUS NAME such $500 Men's and Boys’ Men's Shirts Eyelet SHIRT § 47" | Sport or Dress ae Cae . | Appointed Exclusive Liquidator 3 | ‘ Covering Large § sis: $499 | See Floor 17? Men's 1617 2 ee : by Circuit Court and Creditors’ R As court appointed liquidabors for the fine first quality — Aldon : . Firth, Magee broadiloom Stephen Leedom @ HUNDREDS of @ EVERY TEXTURE, Remnants and rugs of — color and pattern every size and texture imaginable--Shop early . Candless store in Pontiac, Beckwith-Evans “br their un- limited experience and integrity to this liquidation. Mer- chandise will be available at all 5 Beckwith-Evans storés, in addition to the McCandless store in Pontiac. All mer- chandise will be sold as is, and because of the limited quantities available in many of these items; it will be sold on a first come, first served basis.. It would be wise to: . COME EARLY tor the BEST SELECTION entire stock of Mc- _ Reguler $8.00 9x12 “FELT BASE RUGS 33" Regular $1.98 Yd. DRAPERY MATERIAL . TRAVERSE RODS. 69" Foncn deka ye "hanae ee _WLAID LINOLEUM Rippletone Batk Tweed se ‘pure nice bark wool by Masiand. Made a sell for $10.- ‘ 12’ a ee on or lots. Below feplace- ment cost today. - $Q. YD. Compare Old Quaker’s premium Scroll Wool Wilton quality and modest prices with other : 100% all wool Wilton , fine bourbon — you’ll quickly see why in a graceful | eral $498 it has created such a sensation among broken" gout Sts Made : alert bourbon buyers. Old Quaker has ; Below replacement cost go ve: proved ... conclusively .. 100°, Nylon Loop Famo -make Byers Famous, make tweed made on, the new type knitted loom. Beautiful texture, made to sell for $7.00.\12' wide in broken color lots. Be- low replacement cost ° » a YD. = Va | 69... Save 30 fo 00% on Giant Remnants and Rags iy *9x12'4 Green 3 Ply Twist” “a8 9'2x10 Gold-Brown’ Tweed: . 9'9x12 Beige-Brown Tweed . 12x12’9 Green Masland Tweed. . 5'3x12 Rippleténé Tweed ... 9’8x12 Beige Rippletone .-.. 5x12 — Green. Heavy Tweed: . Part rolls, roll. ends and reminents at unheard of savings. Many: laren _—- to carpet.a home, wall to wail. Al semnants sold AS. 1S.- This _ 8 ~is-a partial list _ ~Many- more. available, * Serene. Ge ae ES Se Sea sIZE 4 DESCRIPTION : a8 ‘sie: bs 9x12 Nylon’ Tweed ">... vise s $100 $59 8x15 Windsor Tweed ........... 84 29 *9x15° Beige Wool Twist....... i. VW *9’6x9 Rose Wool Scroll . er 80 29 8’5x15_. Beige-Brown Tweed . iI. 29. 8'4x12. Tan Ri one Tweed...... 100 ; 33- *6'2x15 Green damaged. ww. 9 *11'4x12 Green Twist,.damaged...... 120 19 | 8'10x15 Tweed Rip we cease ae te 7'2x12 Maslarnd Tweed ..... teene tte ee 96x15 Black and White ale .. 150 @ 29 oh 39 * + 10'4x12 ° Black-White: Nylon Tweed... 126 He 12S ee 9 5, 2 Oe caves ee that you don’t have to be _ STARRED ITEMS AvAnAme AT PONTIAC STORE eae rich to enjoy rich whiskey! Regular $1.49 Armstrong . Regular 15¢ Regular $20.00 ; $5 80 SANDRAN ASPHALT TILE VINYL TILE . POR. RUGS | 6'x9’ ¢ . E poe ¢€ nit wey blow ~ 895 wet BE oe a - gl E | eee McCANDLESS Code 4943. HI mm | = LIQUIDATION MERCHANDISE 1c we WED MULL Mi. aul m WOW AVAILABLE of ALL FIVE 63 NORTH PERRY STREET IT MUST BE G0OD.. peta y on renr BECKWITH-EVAMS STORES AHD fm =the McCANDLESS STORE IN PONTIAC! Ones til 9 P. Mm EASY CREDIT. CAN BE rey ANG _— 10% Down—Upito 2 Years to i ea Bard ee SN Aur an Can tne — a ee ae aaa aS mT eh ee er “trRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY. + 86 PROOF * OLD QUAKER DISTILLING COMPANY + LAWRENCEBURG, iupiaren , i. ' * \ : : ; Cid it de ag fhe Cag ll aw a Oe BES * ways .on ae a. pharma we _ ay uae oe bois Liffame = 6 A doctor's prescription... Pay Ait E York 4055. Qavvinia Thaeee «\ >. “Your Utility Bills «at Sallagher's- OPEN aside eeteens axD SUNDAYS _ _ BUSY WATERFRONT — Six ocean liners are ae Wirephote ‘Harold C, Thompson. 3 re: lemployer a eaters Wien WS Wiinam ‘2 union. < ttied to their piers as the Cunard Liné’s Maure- ttl, S'S. Media, Queen Mary, ‘Ivernia (almost ‘ saueate. ROAD (M- ay = states already ele nae their accounts with) "Ta maneyvered by tugs into the Hudson . hidden by pier), S. S, Liberte, S. S. United States, George T, ree ee nate se la a D ROAD Pt ae beaten back attempts > River to start a@-cruise. Berthed — are, from nat Conti Cesare, Vir, au! J. Sinker 3088 Edgewood Park | OPEN ‘TH. 1@ PF. OPEN SUNDAYS | that type of bill - ove : et a | ‘ b Lad a a 4 elie foaneer et Bat ‘Oakle © se i Always : Plenty of Free N RED STAM? ld Tees Eee hoe es eee te pei ak a ie sath "WE GIVE HOLDEN RED STAMPS < un : etor ipprandt Jr i : : -. A. +... right-to-work. * ea epa men r John #. McEvoy, 104 Market ; sean ne scour | eT New Move Eyed Hep ae — 1 izing employes and a Vermont bill| Other states with reformy bills in: Chi ic ke n Pox, M ea sles, | Restte' Fagooetaat teow" “| OPEN SUNDAYS OPEN EVENINGS | ad Asbstan ye = rs cog ,£ eo = " Seeurity for You : Farm State Members? 4 scat reduction in chicken pox, | Bale ewer is ‘erate MAP| __M-59 SHOPPING CENTER ingen gta — Oust Ben Laan R sender a A, 3 nr 3 re OU Son Mumps Show Big Decline 22s" | HYLAND VARIETY STORE zs persons in Pontiac were afflicted) sever B. Di el ; 7554. Highland Road (M-59) at Williams Lake Road May. Offer Resolution measles and mumps cases was re-| With measles last week compated Joka A a Ha weir c.. @ Plenty of Free Parking Spsce—Next my Foodtown . imit | Past @t GOP Meeting —~ [ported inst week in Ponting com /'9 3 Im i Stim Sime av yeur- | pean tees | New Low Prices Save You Plenty pared to the same period.a year | Richard L. Hell. 147 Lucille : ago, according to Dr. John D. Mon- Chicken. pox cases decreased to! avid Ty, Konner. We Deceit - ‘on NEWEST FASHIONS for WASHINGTON. A new revolt |82°> ps apace ter Frederick (We Racieke Jr. 1479 ¥. the ENTIRE FAMILY! _ By RAY HENRY among some tarm state, Republi. Foe, county health director, Se | ish Sentence Brerted | ° . a “he 6 ‘cases _ rt OTT, — i versbe ' - a, begged ee Gt are cea Teedact ae schuee or Sache or Seeders oad pga gg ies oil A wers reported) jm aie adie! 1 Garden Needs and Seeds - . ‘person can have from work and otitt dae social aonae ‘of Agriculture Benson. shaped: uP in the same weelt of 1958. Taree Pyne get is a comparative se | Thomas D ee eet Oak Mal t Spring Hardware for the Home a Ss SS Bs today. communicable diseases re- | Henry M_ Williais, 7313 Srosby Lake GAMES—TOYS—C $—G The first one provides that a person 72 or older wiay ’ Mark Andrews of North Dakota ' ported to the city and county | fon. c"Bheldon, Saat eat sails ted ARO Ts E have unlimited earnings from work without affecting his wen) he will ese after raged lke | sn‘t { _| health _Separtenrats last week: | eeeen — = , \ social security in any way. — ; President Eisenhower = Expec sels PONTIAC , ] the other foar apply to people. under 12 who ate ea caltear Set: tnenn one resign fo Visit Dulles » lehieten: pox .ssee sate win “ate iP 70 ‘1 : ee ee The effect of allisto _ tion. | frente Merciieesmees 8 : _ .+ ‘* Viimit the earnings a person can have and still draw A ‘ities efiert tailed at's ‘Pneumonia cer 8.2: @. 5 ' social security every month. : - | meeting of the National Commit- | JUPITER ISLAND, Fia.. (AP) Seariet tever 00000000007" ioe 8 WITH CRUMP’S . The four should be considered separately. Thus, if you | car Des Moines, lows, last —An aide of John’ Foster Dulles" eee pape iver? Tes iy NEW FREEZER ean draw more social security.checks under one rule than ee ‘ke says he knows of no plans for Qiu, soy sce cic Ee OR en aves under the others, that’s the rule you should tallow. The National Committee opens a {President Eisenhower to visit the Measles | --....0+.-0+--..38 33 208 BONUS PLAN 4 ~% . xe two-day meeting here tomorrow to/ailing secretary of state at this| Set re eck, eS : | __ Here are the rules: : es! oe Me as pia seaside resort. pec oe | “ ' tos ieste oni: SLMnN Wir lols a yon pul it eoetal the site of the 1960 GOP presiden-| - eee. ae : soy Pa Security checks for the full year. tial nontinating convention. Joseph N. Greene, asked F : 2. You can earn up to $100 in any month and still Andrews said in an interview Wednesday about reports of such Youngest orce Member get social security for that month — no matter how that he believes Benson's policies a visit, said there were no indica- ls Only 11 Months Old | are so unsatisfactory to the farm- tions that the President, now va- 5 « much your total earnings were for the year. ers, particularly in the Midwest, |cationing at Augusta, Ga., will}; NUTLEY, N. J. @—The young- 4 _ 3% You may earn more than $100 in every month of a “that we are going to lose what come to Florida. est member of the police force 3 ing the year — so long as your total earnings for the year publicinism in 1960 unless ne Dulles planned another day vd ero $115. PLus | don’t go over $2,080. goes.” he jrest and relaxation at the home, Her name .is Kim, a German et 00 worth o food of = lof Undersecretary C. Douglas|Shepherd whose owner, Patrolman the Store of f your choice 1 ‘DEPENDS ON EXCESS - , ovo people ive peggy ahd [Dillon — he is recuperating|Richard Moran, is breaking her 9 your choies 3. -.. How many hecks _. |Mulion people live in 0 from a hernia operation and treat-/in as a police dog to walk his beat ~ 4. pends on how ake Pe sah ee hae ee ne eee. | ment for cancer, : with, hima. __ —— $ ; é we ong is; For each $80 or fraction - $80 you earn above | es 5 - gah sid ig ide thn $1gee ae'a vat anaptere ; Bist ; p | : ‘Secale. you rerider “substantial services” during ff, ; 7 “any. month of _the years you may not be eligible for ‘ a payments during the months in which you render sub- _ stantial services. But. for any month you don’t render > ee ’ a a 3 J: wo? , Substantial services, no matter what your earnings 7 ‘ io OM a 3; Pi a 4 itil Fe year,” you'll get social security for that 3 4 § a re: Pris _ 4 : ae Hes ski ; ea _ : | 7 ! ‘Remember: The armies limits enoty only to actual a : "e ie | FREEZER ‘WHAT S IN IT FOR YOu! earning from work. They don’t apply to income from pen- ~~ gions; ‘Insurance, dividends, Interest; annuities or rents” (unless you're a real estate operator). Tpeoms. yon such =] sources doesn’t ‘affect your social security:~ - Next: Reporting your earnings. — Have you ever stopped to realize et: a freezer can mean to you? Imagine the ‘savings you. ean realize when = can take : _Savpntege of focd sales and specia Having a h freener in your home is just eee ‘siper= ’ yharket and year-round garden right in your kitchen. | \/Freezing has been proven the best method of food. ef ~ preservation, to retain vitamins. And frozen foods are ‘more appetizing, they look so fresh and are more flavor- ous.. There’s no waste with a freezer, freeze your left- 18- Foot Generel Electric overs and re-plan them into your menus. Some of you may have been considering buying a freezer FRE EZER vs. # freezer plan.' We have for you what we think 1s the most practical plan yet. We offer. a plan to suit your heeds, We deliver and service our freezers. $130.00 Oe oy 2 food of your ey _at the store of your choice. 7 ¢ $125.00 RL ay a food of your choice’ at the store of your choice. $ 499” These Are Only Samples We have alternate plons. Stop out and let us work out a plon for you. April 10th and 11th er ares eS SaaS oe t bry see et et ie ig «At att Fr gatas ed to ea ie YOUR CHOICE Va of your food allowance we'll apply as a down poy- LADIES! , ment on any of above offers. ats Beigel Book ‘Notary Bonded Guarentee - Service Coupons ~ A ay es. ~ " apiss Jean Hardy of De- “Helpful hints for the bride- of lifetime service. 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Calhoun (left) of | — ee Hookey of Madison Heights — ' Guards Pentiae Press Phete 350 Given Physicals at Convention SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Twenty- one cases of serious or potentially serious ' fiiness have been uncovered among the first 350 doctors to submit casually to free physical examinations while attend- ing the American Academy of General Practice convention here. These findings were made by a group of physicians and technicians in the first large-scale undertaking ot that nature by the academy. The convention and the project have one more day to go, se the final figures on undetécted ailments among the doctors. will be somewhat higher. , In about 40 minutes, the doctors get @ thorough-going check-up that would take 3 to 4 days to complete for a pa- tient in ordinary practice, The ordinary patient would have to pay about $75 for the job. It’s free to the doctors. VOLUNTEER STAFF ‘The physical examination center is manned by a volunteer staff of 140 nurses and technicians. Ten to 15 ex- amining doctors from a volunteer staff of 70 are on duty. A $40,000 layout of the latest in laboratery and testing equipment, in- cluding electronic blood counters and en the spot X-ray reading, makes possible the immediate reporting of Doctors Take Checkup: Find 21 Ailing == . findings. Twelve eletrocardiographs are usedsfor heart studies. A cardio- logist analyzes their records. Dr, John D. Humber of San Fran- cisco’s Southern Pacific Hospital is the center’s director. He reported these 21 cases of serious symptoms discovered in the first 350 checkups: Four cases of glaucoma, a danger- ous pressure disturbance of the ape. One rectal cancer. Three enlarged livers. One abdominal mass, more checking. Ten suspicious chest X-rays, other than tuberculosis. _ Twe urgently suspicious chest X- rays calling for prompt diagnostic _ check. Dr. Humber said a complete statistical study report wil] be made from the mass. examinations on the health level of family doctors. HARD TO FIND ‘Such statistics normally are hard to come by. Surveys show only one out of four doctors had a complete physical ex- amination within the past two years. The statistical study will be done by the American Assn. of Bioanalysts, one of the project sponsors. * requiring Solons Hope to Help have returned from Southern Mich- | igan Prison at Jackson where they probéd the plight of 112 inmates whose paroles have been held up for lack of outside jobs. den William H. Bannan over meth- LANSING — Four legislators The group conferred with War- * ods of helping the prisoners who awe he Disease Hay tena Speechless Inducement | a promise of jobs. p. Charles Raap Lake) said further meetings would be held with probation officials in Lansing and added: “A dishwasher’s job, in some cases, might be all that’s needed to get these men — n . ORLEANS, Vt. 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During this period, she . money) for the tp wae ear ee oe | ; : | TST ere se “ccc cae | At Childhood Education Meeting - gent of the arable land in a day. ettativa ssoam, “So it Se é a e ° “one million tons of food were “People work in a daze, fa- under electri _ leadership. e ~ tigued to the point of apathy,” People everywhere will break 3 , a a a ee abe said. the Bondage ot tyranny. and , 1953 when agricultural collec- workers by the Chinese com- § Mme. Chiang Kabshek was Mg : : ‘ ee ws eS oe je oo Naacaptanaremenre ay nage tg gh 2 easy d unrest these “ > services Wilbur Brucker, “Historical Glimpses of Pon- murals and drawings, slong gowns worn Jong ago by femi- sical recordings of folk songs by “controlling, thei stom. scaty: bean taben out cf Go... @ tet Am omer, Sor’ was te Gone. Jy, Se with photographs and other nine relatives of Mrs. Everett —_ coe. et achs.” By now, Madame Warnes peg. Tee 10 sees nee Sat, eee ® heed Educstion meeting, held tes eatin ~ i guests were Gerald = 39 million people forced into SS Danes s ubdren The school is a nonpartisan | Tuesday evening et Crofoot Stokoe Eth- White, coordinator of elemen- ‘slave labor at wages approx- (4) burial, (5) marriage'serv- group with a membership of echool. ger onacig imating $2.55 a month in U.S. ice, (6) education, (7) lodging around 200, dedicated to the snus toner iad Setadort, Mra. Ralph Dewe waite, member of the Oakland UTEDCY - (@) heat, (@)- , study of American, local and Mrs. ‘ we ; : 4 ; ian, See Clee : and Mrs. Wade Griffith. Historical Society; Mrs. Then, in April 1958 the com- and (10) haircuts, _- international government. " erg in the city schools, pre- MANY DISPLAYS Walter Gingell, Miss Hess, Pontiac. household items and pictures ~~ students who assisted in the , I ot a . ay, : ni i lng AE ame aS -, Installs : ier SS wine VVYOmens Section is a” th meters ie mine eoiaek sialon ni Mich- PTA mothers, served at the : . ae Officers ed research on the subject. igan State University, Barbara tan, ‘attired in plenewt cas | ae si A background of Hess and Lin Bates, modeled tumes. Mrs. Jack Franklin also - , Otticers toe VEW 1008 Aux assisted. : fliary were instal a News of Personal Interest ===" e . 3 x White Shrine Chooses , Auaustang 'YEWS O01 POU - Phere ommi ees, ' ets inner Women Pontiac area residents are and Mrs. Harold A. Cousins (nee Nancy Rathbun) of Ann presidential duties. Others . a ee SS of Bloomfield Township. Sintra ea dbe P,n rafir da a ao ee "Committees for the coming Mrs, Jay Loomis, Mrs. Scott, southern vacations E * « * daughter, Kimberly Lynn, : a president; year of Pontiae White Shrine 22 Mrs. Florence Wallace and Gather time 1 crect, the sring Planning to attend the ae Se I Hoo agen ag Nese Mtr were named at its meeting . Sock ben Fat oe te. OO Grandparents are Mr. and _ treasurer; Mrs. LeRoy Boelter, Mrs. Mossey, Mrs; James Augustana Lutheran Church Women's Conference in Wash- rents al : Wednesday evening in Roose- . Mrs, Reaves, Mr. Women met Tuesday evening %4 Mrs. Robert B. Oliver of ington, D.C, Friday are Mrs. Mrs, Lester Rathbun of East < oegthenrs ro, Maga pe velt Temple. Ward and William Anderson St. John Evangelical Luther- West Iroquois, Mr. and Mrs, L. Raymond Sampson of Wat- « Colgate street, and Mr. and eee ava: * * * were named to the personal 7 Milo J. Cross of North Ham- ing Lake, vice chairman of Mrs. Elmer L. Good of Cadil- ** conductress; Mrs. Mary ' Tiny oe ts Giittord Tontl , an Cares lewd | aero ean, aia Mossey, Mrs. Roy * Thompson zk * John C, Cowe of North Ham- mmittee, and Mrs. Harry gh ogee el =z and Mrs. Wayne Scott, fin- In charge of new members reported that $7 chart sng mond-Lake road and Mr. and Henderson’ of ‘Birmingham. ssustant secretary. ance; Wayne Reaves, Mrs. are Mrs. Bernice Cover, and ore ww Mrs. James Corwin of Bloom- i ee M H Held Trustees are Mrs. Nora : : new ALCW organization. a eeting He - Souter, Mrs. Hersee and Mrs. Kathryn Quick and Mrs, Earl Mrs, Victor Boda mer. Mr. Bible Study and Service Four Pontiac area students . Thelma Whitlock. Mrs. Waite, Anbar Ward and Me. Perry “Aspinwall are on te groups formed are Ruth, Eye god rs Jo wil ake parte Untesty by NewWCOmers Sram patie inarvt, ther and Miriam units - and Mrs. John P. Liv- of Michigan Night at Ford Audi- “Mrs. Hersee has been assigned Ella Murrey, material objec- examining committee and their children, - torium, Detroit, April 16. They © Newcomers Club of Pontiac _historian's duties, and Mrs. sunshine. Others are Mrs. Florence Mrs. Theodore Fauble re- ve returned to their home — chard Lake, clarinet; Harold A. ing held Wednesday evening at the group. -Color bearers are VISITING COMMITTEE ‘Wallace, prompter; Mrs. viewed the books on “Christian in Bloomfield Highlands after Jones, of Thorpe street, Per- the home of Mrs, A. K. Mac- Mrs. Edna Stovall, Mrs. Whit- On the visiting committee Reaves rio As Living,” and Mr. and Mrs. three weeks at Lake Worth, cussion; William J. Scribner, Kean of Orchard Lake. lock, Mrs. Florence McCrae are Mrs. Reaves,.Mr, Ward, sociation: Mrs, A. Murra Hans Michkelsen showed col- = Fla. '. Of August avenue, bassoon; Mrs. Joshua Madden direct- - and Mrs, Souter. Mrs. Donald Ely, Mrs. Ed- White, publicity Mrs. Jose- ored slides of their trip to Den- ~ * * and Donald R. Tison, of Pontiac 4 the games. Cohostesses The secretary pin was pre- ward Pritchard, Mrs, Harley phine Hoskins, be - Mrs. mark, Norway and Sweden. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Roselle road, trumpet, ~ . were Mrs, Alfred Bickley, sented to Mrs, Witt three - Bowers, Mrs. William Harri Reaves and Mrs. Ely, refresh- Mrs, John Filippi also took © have returned to their home All are members of the 100- arg. William Caverly and Mrs. _years of service. ~ son, Mrs. Gilpin and Samuel ments ‘ i. . part. at Watkins -Lake after three piece U. of M. symphony band — William Deutsch. . ith, - et oe This imported linen cos- __Hostesses were Mrs. Roy weeks in California. While that will join: the 80-voice U. ‘oe , rhe wrcnttce ommitoe yee aR, Retkimer, deve fume comes from Dalles, Tiver, Mrs Fret Larws and Sere Oo nl dan an, Se Rege Preste wll Me tae Babee. ot Benedict tnciudes Mre Willian Baker, "A. cooperative ‘dimer with 2M, fly-away jacket is “Ty were made for the Dale and his family in Whit: help finance a U. of M. Glee Mrs. Edward Hansz, and Mrs. Guild Hold Mrs. Clarence Crawley, Mrs. pictures of Alaska to be shown, Oanded with 16 rows of inne) Mother-and-daughter tier. | Club tour of Europe this, sum- - RC. Brown ape me al olds Diehl Drake. April 4 x bd * e- : ; dinner season . je meron: Emcee entree eect, MAY 5 Home this week after a three a ar a will be held at Rotunda Inn. | Annual Dinner parlors. week Caribbean cruise are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Good —_—A donation will be mhade to” : Fore Delegates to the conference Oakland County Medical Care The annual cooperative din- . convention, to be held April 16 : ner of St. Benedict Guild was in Joliet, Tl., will be Mrs. B ° R ° Pi : held Tuesday evening in the Dallas Folsom and Mrs. Ercell ec parish hall, Dinner music was rownies , elve Fins Piano Solos Played _turnished by « five-piece or- . Mrs. Adolph Hornblad| was for Scherzo G chestra, led by Charles Lund- , appointed kitchen properties Brownie Troop 582, sponsored . Doolin, Kathleen Douglas, Sue ? FZ0 STOUP gre. Pe Sa _.’ ..' tay Owen Schgol PTA; held its\.Ann Fulcher, Artie Gray, The Scherzo Group of the .; Esther Bentley showed col enna cn RTE COSMO WON 5p ee Dertene-—deckawial a ee stay in Europe ag anexchange. = Hold Square Dance _4#v, afternoon at the home of — Denise MacKenzie, Deborah. ‘ano-solos were played by Mary Student “from sin : troop leader Mrs. Fay J. Doug- § McPherson, Jane Norgren, Colenren. Gaske Beak Che 1} School. - ; ; “All Eight Dixie Chain,” and _ las of East Longfellow road. Al Gail Roberts, Linda Roberts, Webster. Sharon Moore, Ka Reports were given by Mrs. Mrs. Jack Gamburd of Berwick boulevard watches. as Mary Jackson puts food on the brdiler pan for a din- ner grill. Mrs. Gamburd was program e ‘ . . Py a Pontiae Press Phote - chairman for the Passover demonstra- tion given for members of the Sister- -hood ef Congregation B'nai, Israel on Tuesday. (See related story, page 36.) /~ used to call “Space Boots,” were practiced by Cross Trailers Square - Dance Club when they met Friday evening’ at Willis School, Mr. and Mrs. David Slater served on the refresh- ment committee. Dear Abby... By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN “DEAR ABBY: Recéntly you mentioned. a woman who lis- tened in on the party line and I thought -you might enjoy knowing how I handled a simi- lar experience, I had a private line but I a friend who had a five- party _ line. We could hear her neighbor lis- téning in be- cal of the . b Afr ckground music, chil- dren, -etc. ABBY - “Finally I got tired of it and started to say the Apostles’ Creed and my friend made the responses. Soon, BANG went. the receiver, Another time I led the Rosary prayers — my friend responded, Bang it went . b : so assisting with the investing was Mrs. Joseph Jackawiak, troop co-leader. * * * Receiving Brownie pins were Wanda Brown, Georgia Burk- | low, Sherry Campbell, Janet again! I asked questions on religion — my friend replied. That snoopy neighbor sure learned a lot“about our religion —but nothing else. By the way Tam 74.” ==. AUNT PEG x * * “DEAR ABBY: What can be done with a 4year-old child who sometimes stays up as late as 10 o'clock, doesn’t shut her mouth and insists on. sleeping with us nightly until we carry her into her own bed asleep? I am sick and fired of this. When 1 try to put her to bed at 8 o’clock she’cries and’ screams and throws up her supper, My doctor says nothing is wrong with her and all she needs is DISCIPLINE, but he doesn't know how strong-willed she is, I am willing to try any- thing anyone suggests as I am ready for a nervous break- down.” MRS. W. D. DEAR MRS. W. D.: Your " doctor is trying to tell you it is Thanks.’ mons and Kathryn White. . *x* * * Home Refreshments were furnished by Mrs. Buster L. Herrington, Mrs. Dougall MacKenzie and Mrs. Edwin McPherson. time you showed your child who is “‘boss."” Put her in her own bed at 8 o'clock in spite of her tantrums. You might have to “tidy her up’ and re- turn her to bed again, but once she learns her scenes are futile there will be no -more nonsense. x * * “DEAR ABBY: Will you please help to settle a family argument? My mother-in- law says that Elizabeth Tay- lor is pushing 40, says that Loretta Young, Gin- ger Rogers and Joan Craw- ford are all pushing 60 they were big stars when was a little girl 40 years ago. I'd appreciate a quick reply. , KAY DEAR Y: Your mother- in-law is pushing pretty hard, She has added approximate- ly 15 years ta each of these ladies’ bong This is an old trick when an aging woman r Party-Line Snooper Gets Religion * Is it prop- got quite well. | invitation addressed to “THE CREW” at this factory? Thank You.” * GETTING MARRIED DEAR GETTING: It's im- proper. sO ‘ * * * ‘ Are you as popular as you want to be? Get ABBY’S booklet, “What Every Teen- ager Want to Know.” Send 25 cents and a large self-ad- dressed envelope to ABBY careof this newspaper. x * * & persona ¥ in care of this paper. En- & self - add: , stamped envelope. reply, write to The November group of the Use a Convenient — Lion Charge With Option Terms! a ‘.. PD ARI LAGI PEAY DG GN AGU CA 4 | --, Open Daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ' oe — i] Ladies’ Spring Coats Regular to $49.95 fl A j ait Ladies’ AM Week Toppers Solid tones in pastel basketweaves. Short and medium lengths. — $795 ees $2 49° $29° All wool tweeds, flannels, basket weaves, and nubs in solids and fancies. Many with detachable linen collars: _. Single and double breasted - styles. Button or clutch models. a | args oe ee ee es | longer than 1 have, have coped with ‘and know wilat to do.” r While 30 per cent of the group said they do not consult their par- ents, the bulk of these were boys. Most of their replies were sim- ilar to that made by Larry Budde, 16, of Brooklyn, who said: “I like to be independent and some day will have to make my own deci- familiar with my problems,” said Daniel Gilbert, 16, Windsor, Maine. lowa. . rep- most answers. She Lie feuiifeg 1 i ai ways. “My mother seems to be more. put ‘it: “My father days there's never a time when I don’t get my two 16. Quick-cut, swift-to-sew — and divine for a simmering summer a multiple selection question | day! Youll love the square-cut which the teeners were asked/neck, breezy motion of the skirt check those —_ Mas you go from house to garden, or oe et jeast|Work to vacation. Tomorrow's pat- 60 per cent) had some say in mat- tern: Women's outfit, with what TV program) Printed Pattern 4753: Misses’ to watch, cheice of their dates, Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; Size 16 eS ee ee ee the right age for going steady OT printeq directions on each pat: thetr ‘ton co z tera . Easier, accurate. Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern—add ten cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. wy one area in which their voice |<. t) Anne Adams, care of the Pontiac Press, Pattern -Dept., 243 ‘Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE in the one dealing with the family) wese 17th $t., New York 11, N. Y. a4 the group bout driv-| NUMBER. "Spe cen) raed ey bre, NO Need \ ? | | ating Habits Show Your and skin reflect what you eat. 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As a con- sequence, it would have de- prived engaged girls of their. traditional custom of ‘“‘flash- ing” an impressive-sized dia- | mond before the eyes of en- to the rescue, without forcing men to buy larger diamonds. Using the white precious metals palladium or platinum, stylists skillfully fashioned settings so that light hits the gem from all angles.Additional light reflects on the stone from the fpal- ladium or platinum setting, beth metals being naturally brilliant white. : * * * _: The result is a startling op- | tical illusion. The diamond | seems to swell in size, often “appearing twice-as large as: greater if smaller, side stones ‘are set in palladium or plati- | num and treated in. the same new suggestion of manner, designers point out. designer originals + * , oa ... along slow curve of color... and ba lightness in whirling orbits of perfs. New. way to travel .summerward in soft . textured white calf with tan or navy. ~ seen in Harper's Bazaar Changing aspect of the Spec meee : : ‘ * 4 - a ; ype . a ay 2 ZS a = ¢ . = a 4 : 2 ae u ‘ 1 i. iy, 7 ae he wie a : : Se _ ps THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; APRIL 9, 1939 See ae a ~x|Mothers View | set r= Herman Densis aro te | ‘from 8 a.m. to 3 pum. April 24 City Bo; s Club oe Cancer Film — - PARK or RIDE FREE We will validate your parking ticket or supply you with bus tokens when making a purchase. “We girls got together Saturday; and decided to run, after several)” ~ people called us and said it was!’ time for a change," Mrs, Wycoff) © said. * “It’s quite an honor,'I think. . . but we didn’t really expect to win. I shouldn't say that; should 17°)” she added. * + yd _ The girls have no special ax to)! grind, Mrs. Wycoff said. lf “But we've been thinking about © the sewer system and cleaning up the town a bit, We also plan an addition to the school.” Same of the male candidates still | can’t understand how their oppon- | ents logged a 2-1 margin over them || | with the write-in votes, Hunting- 7 — ton soll. He . “The general sentiment is in ; proportion te the vote,” Hunting. ton said, “This village is very — happy and intends to stand be- © hind them all the way.” 1z Four hundred¥persons live ih Wi- a Huntington said that Logan Coun- | ty Attorney Harry Phelps called) him yesterday after hearing a ru mor of the coup, and said “You ~ don't mean that’s true, do you?) — * * * \ Candidates on the ticket did-little ~ campaigning for the election be-|— cause they were unopposed and = certain of victory. . ae However, late on the eve of the.» a election, smal) children began hur-) = rying up and down main street,’ ~ passing out flyers announcing the _ write-in candidates. They will take office Monday, but ~ Mrs. Wycoff hasn't decided when — the first council meeting will be held. | ee Of the seven women, only the new police judge, Mrs. Katherine Pa oe e | oe BE SURE TO SEE CASHMERE “i | Specially Purchased!: _ i "Specially Priced! a HAT ? 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Specially Priced Dress Salon — Second Floor Fa rs _ ; sf * by ” ¢ eae . sa * J “. aa) ee a Pe Se, tee ee = ee a ey Se aL: ef Same ena See Have I emphasized the impor-' look for fur, | Sane A ecaeer ane Account Can Be | sod Seaaing a Boon or Bust a one. | | | grows older. — Unless you hawe an extremely oily condition, | couples — z . be wok client ashe b ochremylem ae, Our complexion is fed by our) you will need some lubricating cream from early | % joint » Teens Must Build rced .» » looking, Qc blood stream and therefore the| middle a ie 2 | by the: oe wearing, first quality nylon ever offered at ' | tpgott-We eat has a direct effect on dle age on, since the natural oils decrease as one | oration. This 7 = | the ‘sort. of skin we have. It also| 87OWS older, ae | ber. of advantag " ® aa bs is affected by our emotions. It is ane be used with “an tf wn e on | ence . entirely possible to break out in a|products—anything which comes in| If you suspect that you may have| - When both hutbapd a , ! jrash because of worry, and hives|contact with your skin _ jallergies, you might try one of the| write che rains 2 . : be have been, correlated with the| These are-applied to the skin/fine brands planned for women) account By RUTH MILLETT tance of such feminine qualities : wie e separately and then covered for 48jlike you. There are several good} checkups Are nd * hours. At the end of that time the/lines on. the market. an é you helping your daughter |gentleness, tact, compassidn, and Surveys indicate that many Wom-/reaction will tell whether or not >». &€ &€ eae, Ee oe ons to develop the attitudes that will ee ee | —ten—suffer—trom—allergies without ™—-ailergic—to—any~of—the}—Tomorrow: ‘Teenager with Com-| Tecord of checks one j|make her a good wife and mother? encouraged my het ee sch ove kes cane re tonya . plexion Trouble Asks What to Do.” ie ne at home, -_ As a mother that is your job.|'® think well of herself as @ Per- : unexplainable rashes, of swelling, ; ) | day, be recorded and checked TM these vaastions: =} Has my daughter Yeayned from . itching, extreme dryness or 4 a . a against balance eve- yourself questions: | ing. you may be in cuntnct witb dndat a? Sylvanites Hear . a toe Se Ry ou! 4 re my daughter 10 stead of fast hearing, about the | something which you are al-| . - - a can : + MUCK | Worry and responsib | lergle. Sneesing without apperent eeps — nae Talk on Library in making income tax returns. |!y and well? volved S hhems 0 aabet cause : symptom Somewhere ©*¢ hours a ; 4 make record ‘ tal , ) an allergic’ state ba! os ~Nousewife can grab 10 or 15 Pag iadage hay, librarian at ia, aia ie couples fe oe Ayls Se coier os thet ee al ee ity , was it a practice to 4 my daughter considers it im- ee The first stop ts to sue 8 Gor. Saat wes set. 8 Ses oom be dinates da mane Rsi< eo tant uathor then thinking t tathet, oo Mint che ao bad the make patch tests. Usually cos- | - period Wismnisces (New Sylvanites Club of Sylvan| Aster checkbook when they | te bensad aay woman with | a well as a woman's point of | metics are first suspected. Nail Bagg : ore ee neeiae view? polish, powder, soap, perfume | ““o.) ‘nay work at a hobby members attended the| be tallied with stubs, and er- |, ive Leneouraged my daughter) tiove 1 taught my daughter that and lipstick are perhaps the most merely take Taking held Thursday at the} rors can be quick: ed to express her own ideas, to de-|. Woman owes it to herself to | usual offenders. | § =| time out for a rest may mean |home of Mrs. William J. Sanderson The ‘checkbook then also. be- ye a aaee dof assuring make the most of the looks, tale | Your specialist will.no doubt ask| one or two less wrinkles and jon Warwick avenue. comes a detailed record of ex- ("" jhoe mothe Secure best? ents and brains that she was | you to bring samples of all of the| a kinder word for the children a one during the year Have I helped my daughter to|>0™ with, and that laziness is the ee ee ee and husband when they come ee The husband and wife who understand that a man’s feelings n° ‘hing . or Seep er ne = brary building. which |e | cary separate checktooks end lare ag eusly hart as, woman's, | \fhe 1960. Pontise centennial celer| cach ctber as to expenditures Cai alt*s ‘min nects to be| For Fur: Eyelet | . ms several recentiy published books. | ton the bankers.” [TNA af well a8 loved jackets for spring . . Fur for get | :, a | . = x ae —_ my fae a8 white eyelet-embroidered col- : ; Pj Trad _@ S ° lI | eat in her dealings with others? pacity rope Stead the ee ae iano Trade-in Special! ot SIBLEY’S ... Miracle Mile Shopping Center oitiineil gusto ites, of lah arin 7! : : Sharp __ Maling’s MOHARA e your old upright is worth $150 % The FLIP $795 in blue, green or ten ¢ your old grand is worth *250 is worth $350 — on a new Console Piano (Choice of 3 styles!) Sa Yes... MOHARA isthe big name in lightweight suits because, for years, it has given men the big features they wanted! Crispness and all-day neatness! A luxury look with a lustrous gleam! "And coolness through and through! What does it? MOHARA’S exclusive blend of mohair and worsted... plus fine tailoring. And all ata light price. Have you tried MOHARA yet? $49.95 Extra Trousers $15.95 . 3 Black, White or Red, smooth leather. f » . . 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M. ‘ ee Use the Downtown "Shop & Park” Program from MeNally’s ‘Open Friday Nights ‘til 9 P.M. 106 N, Seginew Street” Mrs. Khrushchev’s given ES a 1 5 * " i 3 Me any * wy q hd, ee elt eae eta Ke sie ane 3 a ane Ou 4 re Water So fiangh i : aid seat ; | Ends Bathtub Ring . a a ee. heey eae See ) Mothers with several small- | — Once the water is in the bath- easly aa pou | children around the house know | tub, pour, a teaspoonful oft | “* “Sil Ss vous Teste about rings in bathtubs. And |. water softener in, This won't 7 The they have solved this problem } harm the skin and keeps a ring | about eight million: tons of family from forming, % a year. ‘ Reorganization of the board and assignment. of portfolios * were the chief work of _ the ‘board of League of ‘Women Voters of Pontiac at its meet- Chairmen, Delegates Named ~ by League of Women Voters the home of Mrs, John Bors- void of Drayton Plains. Chairmen elected were Eliz- abeth Halsey, local items; Jane Strom, State, items; Mrs, Bors- vold, national agenda; Mrs. Robert Matheson, county coun- ing held Tuesday evening at ‘The Pocket Watch Is in Vogue Return of Vest Ushers in Novel Timepiece Array NEW YORK—Take the old ques-, tion, ‘“‘Which came first, the chick-/ en ob the egg? Instead of chicken. | make \it “vest.” And, instead of, egg, make it “pocket watch.” Vest people insist that the vest} was revived first, and then men, started carrying pocket watches' again. And the pocket watch folks) insist their product repopularized) itself and, subsequently, men! started buying vests to have a. 4 pocket to stick their watch ae & *« \* It's probably immaterial. The! fact remains that the vest—or| waistcoat—has returned. And ditto) pocket watch. It's been a long time between. popularity “fer. the! pocket watch, but it fits ‘neatly| into this era of colorful vests. And| . pocket watches do have an appeal that rhake them worth looking into. EASILY READ . First, of course, they're easy to! _read. And they have the visible) reverse side, so that designers can have a field ~ creating in- ever before—watches with fancy engraved backs, watches with transparent backs so you can see the gears turn, watches with sttik- ing new designs. x & NOVEL DESIGNS You'll find pocket watches with) calendars, alarms, chimes, stop watches and everything except! perhaps an egg slicer. And the newer pocket watehes have self-| winding movements, like the mod-| ern wrist watches, so they wind. themselves as you move. (A few belly laughs and you're set for an-| other 24 hours.) Artistic treatment of the dial has been carried th heights that ‘grandpa and his plain old pocket watch would never have dreamed * of. Some are antique in feeling,| others extremely modern. You can find pocket watches to match, in style ‘and general. mood, your fa- yorite vest. And there's no gesture as dis- tinguished as that of a man open- ing his pocket watch and then, with a flourish, clicking- it» shut. Qur. generation has hitherto been) denied this pleasure, but it's all ours now. : Patricia Finch was graduated as a teacher from Michigan State University. Instead of! teaching, she took a role sing- ing in the musical ‘South Pacific.” . . der-length bob that. was all the. Elected delegates to the state convention to-be held May 19-21 in Detroit were Laura Belz, president; Mrs.. Mathes; Amy . Matheson. state items and budget were discussed. Miss Belz read a ‘letter from the chairman of the board of a national oil corporation call- ing attention to an advertise- Other tusinen cinfucted ‘e- cluded reordering cards to not- ify members of meetings, com- pleting plans for the April 22 general meeting, and an- nounced plans for Legislative ‘Day, being held today in‘Lan- sing. The state board entertained legislators at a luncheon with Gov. Williams and Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson as guests. Area legislators invited were Sen. L, Harvey Lodge, Arthur J. Law and’ Farrel E. Roberts. a ‘termined to protect her “bustling husband's health and to give him as much or @ normal family life as she can. There is little public -infor- | mation in Moscow. on the family life of Uikita Khrush- — ‘ghev and -his strong and | lieved they were 1938, after he was aie a i She helped raise his two sons—one perished in World War Il—and his two daughters, both married now, one-to a Communist Party editor in Moscow, the other to a Kiev theater manager. Apparently she spends 2 | good share of her time at | Pitsurida, the “summer White | | House” on the Black Sea, and | ' encourages her husband to come there as much as ond sible. | People who know Khrush- | chev well say he is proud of | his wife and the kind of mother | she has made for his children. That may be one explanation why she has moved into the public eye. Most other Soviet leaders still keep their wives _st home, i ’ | Don't Get Married 'l Unt! You See Our of Wedding to — PONTIAC STATIONERS “Formerly Brown Gros.” 4%. Saginaw FE 2-124 ly pleasant-looking wife. It is me: 1 : This dress of red and black silk surah is sleeve- | less with a large bow at | the waist, The easy fit- ting jacket is cut away to: frame the bow of the dress. | Try Adjusting With the Times | to Be in Step One of the best ways to stay attractive is to have an open mind. It's an open mind that will lead you to experiment with new make-up, hair styles and fashions. That way, you won't date yourself by wearing the shoul- ~ thing when you were in your “208- You'll: avoid the -heavity “7-7 lipsticked’ mouth once affected by movie queens. You won't stock your wardrobe with the same style of dress that looked so wel] on you when you were lithe and slim. You'll adjust with the times, try the new and so stay in step. _ AMERICAN NE e Repels Water! e required. 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All you need _ do is visit our store and fill out a maple -— blank. Come oe | today. 4 No Purchase ‘Necessary — Nothing to Write Pictured are only three of a wonderful group - of summer fashions as pictured in April Glamour Magazine Mr, Henry designs this sleeveless woven stripe sheath of drip dry cotton with the perky neat square neckline. Contrasting sash adds right touch of dash, in turquoise, gold and apricot, only 10.95 as Spend your-siimmer in an Abby Kent crisp cool coat dress, woven sateen. stripe. with mylar, convertible collar and plastic contour belt — maize, aqua and beige. Only 14.95 i The perfect symbol of elegance Is reflected in this - magnificently styled Schiffle embroidered dacron and cotton, gay sweeping lines of an unpressed pleated skirt, § to 15, blue, pink, mint and maize, Only 10.95. : ae et wonderful cotton tn - dress you'll call in- dispensable for sum- mer, Sizes 7. to 15. 17.95 i ee alone sag? S ' to stay i : SHOPS ~ And yet — if the girls Full bouffant skirt or ; oa oh pays soft unpressed pleats. ew : 2 S1W. Huron St. |) and tay tote tr salt Guptiia, etrinee oe 3 E tel, or 0 perhaps a A _ ; fraternity chib, is donb very try + aan weave. Sizes much if anyone, : . , them unless their behavior at ) home has given gossips cause : for chatter.” : “Dear Mrs, Post: We- are Use Our Convenient Layaway! expecting our earl ye 4 a ‘ ly and * wonde i would ee ears oa tye "ee : | be proper-to ask our family . Girls’ Ranch Steering Committee eee : “Ponting Press Photo -€ t : | doctor to be the baby’s - ae ; .< sages Oe ond | inther. We have ion in a cece! prt! Asa 80 Pa id yd p.m. Sunday at-the camp. Helping a | many years and feel very close , ounty clubs have contributed or with the affair are, left to right, Mrs. | ; r ‘ oe | to him. We would love to have expressed interest in Girls’ Ranch at. Charles M. Beevers, Mrs. Carl EE. Rehm 36 NORTH SAGINAW STREET , him above anyone else but C Oakland al = ‘ : : ‘ cortainly don't went to he ach amp Oakland to attend a tea from 2 agd Mrs. Margaret Francis. 7 give us your opinion’ 8 wes Be fe miptameee E: t : p O kl d f H | Se Oh ern attm' |TeQ at Camp Oakland to Honor ee BOYS’ 3-PC. moe for not asking ih *® ¥ | : f . ° TAY SUIT. [c= eee 80 Clubs tor Aid to Girls Ranch PLAY SU _ “Dear Mrs. Post: Iam plan- [ | te . ; Every Age Group Needs ning to give some parties to | More than 80 clubs in Oakland|1958, Mrs, Kathryne Shields be-jtributed to the fund for Girls| ° : $ ax ohn peng ag aoe ‘County that have contributed to or came chairman. Zonta Club of Ranch - Business i and Protes-| Your Doctor 8 Attention “ee : ent eon hat yee lexpressed interest in Girls Ranch|Royal Oak and Ferndale was the|sional Womén's Club, General Mo-| : e supposed to do about inviting ol Bey cage ain ons ant club to contribute money for|tors Girl's Clut, Opti-Mrs. Coc} Babies are all taken to the Doctor fre- ; t s Vv to a tea, to eld from ishing a room. of Pontiac, Pontiac Junior Cham- is j “32 te even people ra A ogy they 5 Sunday afternoon at the camp ay \ ber of Commerce Auxiliary, Pon-| ~~ : singe his guidance for future a 4 Shirt, Short Pants, Socks |) tur at the same time F dont (Dear Oxford, eee erie, treekles, |tiac Junior Women’s Club, Pontiac evelopment. Oldsters also get the care they = 8 wnat to finn thee steal heart In this way, officials of Camp) (yiwson Hazel Park. Hunti ton |\Woman’s Club, Sylvan Shores’ require—their children see to it that they | Many other unadvertised specials both J} them by not inviting them. Wil] |C@Kland hope to express their ap) Wood, Ferndale, Madison (Woman's Club, Soroptimist, Tra- do get to the Doctor. Wn our Women's and Gifls’ Departments. 1} you-please advise me?” _—_‘([Preciation to women of Oakland) git. autord, Lake Orion, Samas Alumnae Club, Zonta : ee Ra : County who have raised almost ‘Club, .Parent«Guidance Club, Alpha! But in be 4 . “s g Oxford, Pontiac, Pleasant Ridge, ut in between it’s catch-as-catch-can, with Answer: Say to them that |$20,000 since January 1957, for the Royal Oak, Oak Park, Chapter of Beta Theta Phi Soror-) 8 Seine ana - : “SHOP WHERE EVERDAY you are giving a small party, |camp, Rachester, . ity, “American Business Women's) g ew seeing the Doctor unless injured or very : : ‘s eg | that if they feel like coming The idea for the camp was | Waterford and Clarkston. Association, Tipacon Chapter; and) sick. The need for care of health is the same IS SALE DAY you ie Sot bave them | initiated by ‘ten. Arthur E.| A tik. sia Seaedll ees tama Auxiliary 377, Amer at all ages. You and your children’ should | if they don't. pos 275 algerie yongere who °will assist at the tea table| | see your Doctor regularly—whatever the age . glected and, underprivileged chil- ot ggeladgg= ah C apeniyt Pi ; | or state of health. , a Tnamescutp et Wanker amen) (A, 10°%. - Dine W. ‘Newcomb Tax on ae is 3 E P of Pleasant Ridge, Ellen Matter. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 present ot Camp Oatlands Th. eg “fan Wats, rs. Flor Paid by English | Monday through Saturday u ence Doty, all of Pontiac; Norma NEW YORK (UPD—If you j OD © Ferndale, through its service Campbell, Jean Fee and-Mrs. R.) y 0 eae ace! i. = oa mittee headed by Dr. Frances oe eel “nl of Royal Oak. er wine sii — LOONAN RUG O. Downtown AND. Dreyton Plains Lamb, sent out invitations to clubS| “Also pouring will be Mrs. Albert! hed fe pew eee oe PSNR TASS eee et eee ee ee eee : in Oakland County to assist with|e Nippel Jr, and Dr, Lamb. - Peele -7 PRESCRIPTION 43 | the Girls Ranch project. The first)” ‘ Soap was subjected to heavy | $ Sines a , f Other officials of the camp | ; and about 100 year's *L FI EPLISTS bitae @ meeting took place at the Bir- ate. Gobet wa axes, only ye . LE TILESCS 4 : mingham Community House Jan, al J. Matus, Shocier of taihd. rr ~ bet eit ent ee ee * * , bg x a Ss . uno . It’s smart figuring to » renee eee = ne comenstioy ot Gia Ranch: tk: Contery 04 cade: ae we 72 N. SAGINAW ST. buy your Playtex at one ae anes si the| Barton and John’ ©. Thornton. pp nbighea hinge a 22 en ORGS Od Se cae BS Federal’s and just $ay steering committee. On April 1,' Clubs in Pontiac that have con-) ury until the-1%h Century. >» ‘“CHARGEIT” |. in SOLID , : rE, es . ; ; yas fige : . , ore : : cy be 3 oh f ‘Designed to flatter the ieee _. CARE-FREE CONTEMPORARY .. . WARM AS AMERICA’S HEART r.-sized figure of any age ; sty | == One Lot WOMEN’S SHOES Pumps --- Straps Reg. $5.00 Value 1" One Lot WOMEN’S Pumps --- Straps Reg. $6.00 Value One Lot WOMEN’S SPORT SHOES Reg. $5.00 Values 5 2° One Lot TEENAGE SHOES Reg. $5.00 Values One Lot :Seng Thirty-five Cents (coins) for this pattern — add five cents for each pattern for Ist-class mail- jing. Send to the Pontiac Press, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, iN. Y¥. Print plainly PATTERN | NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS and | ZONE. Send for a copy of 1959 Laura ery, ctochet, kiitting, weaving, quilting, toys: In the book, a special Surprise to make a little girl happy [a cut-out doll, clothes to color. ' Send 25 cents for this book. Visit eur complete ‘Optical Department Dr. Barney Sarokin, ‘Optometrist OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL, NINE - 4 In the Springtime - m a Young Man’s Fancy Cand, wyoung lady's) ~~ Turns to... April, the month of Spring and of young | love, will be cherished forever if you seal the occasion with a brilliant diamond from Enggass ... Here you will find a fabulous selection of ring creations set _ with lasting brilliant diamonds and specially priced for the “season of Love”. 25 NORTH SAGINAW JEWELRY CO 0 GRANOMA BOUGHT STREET Lightly lined, with colorful and tubbable linings. streamer bow ° for back i interest and ; ar os Pol KE bouffant skirt, : : i? bears out the} - size3to6x 3.98 thought that | 7 to 14 4.98" - Ss HY : Bedford Cord Sort CAR COAT = ‘ with back interest. Beige in sizes beauty. |} 4 to 14. i | 7.28 ; In blue subteens, sizes 8 to 14, = . Sorority Hears ‘street home o& Mrs. Edward T. THE SMART APPEARANCE OF . |Pans eae i LEATHER With Rib “Knit Trim. ans were Found- ; Home Economist | rs Day banquet to be held Azei in Sica’ tilt: BAGO in Ste? 9 4 10.98 Louella Nault, home eit, bo Mrs, William Essery reported i : * ave ram on “‘Inte the t City Countil meeting. ) sine rraarg "fas aeaess| The MARGARET ANN SHOP Alpha Nu Chapter of Beta ai the home of Mrs. Douglas); Riker Bidg. 37. W, Huron St. Phi, held Tuesday at the Josephine! Menzel, i Lj ny ees : Caos eo ; : ae 7 < oa _THE PONTIAC 1 PRESS,. JTHURSDAY, APRIL 3 1959 | ee OLE geese ‘Now Toys Do Everything rape Any» young - miss can be Tove) deme bi it Ws F cdelienocks ities. d-peaeders ‘well a vogue almost, as often as sil- ity, and the 18th Century spe- th ssured } houettes in fashion. cialized in musicgl devices, of her beau's Greek children’ played with Now, the ege of ‘realism. ‘and your family's clothing ie dolls. The Egyptians New materials make it-possi- “washable. hearty into fine art. Parts | bie to manufacture dolls which There are ‘many smart-look- ; ] of their jointed and ‘ani- do A ing outfits—from top to: toe aree Se mals — even &: pnical Pury sximait oie ii Gade oo | inside out-—that can while wearing| Paker, kneading ave | and miniature trucks and cars | ™eat through soap or de- been found in ruins back have moving enaiae piri ane Mrs. eth got ‘at night, rinsed, this enchanting, 4.000 years. aie ate man of “hung to dry,and then worn me nh ty, he - [George again the next: morning. frock for @ | house was ‘most-wanted : Wayne : present. pe Miniature |. Leather clothing should be (Regina date. The | houses were mansions with tiny | dried at’ room temperature. |Mrs. Safety Check Time h and paintings and elegant furniture. Never hang near radiators, in oe oe wash and wear The Ith Century saw the sun or other strong light. your home really accident d sale? Th ie, ofsen under. ress, i ‘sa a to check featuring: a ' every nook and cranny for in- flammables, poisons, faulty wide midriff, APRI L WI NDS electrical appliances and the | 5 So pals leant ines ene tated eal for JACKETS t- : Some varieties of Florida, shrimp M™8. VIETOR rap raot sacligurien sacoieey 2 came neckline which ' 4 are two feet long. ‘tion, but the word ‘communism’ girl who is her personal aide, andj forms a | by NORTHLAND | # u FE 2-602! ee priced surprisingly low inning polka dot facket dresses in Knen-look textured rayon... catch compliments ‘round the clock! Sleek, figure-flattering sheaths, topped with cropped boleros. Wear them together day-time, hed the jacket for dinner and dancing. White, beige, maize, or blue, with multi-color dots civ +) % va: i 4 ) Use our convenient lay-away plan i< ..n » extra charge 4 ‘4 200 N. Saginaw Street They look twice the price! , Pastel shorty coats .. . to toss over suits, dresses . . . to see you through Spring, Summer and Fall! Rich wool-nylon in a luxurious textured basket weave ... styled with shaw! collars, push-up sleeves, back bows, rayon taffeta linings! Dash in... woe hah ond on ee resist them! Misses’ sizes; beige, blue, gray. AMEMICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING GAIN = sips eR NALA Stem ts , Bai Sole a: y History. ‘All day... we: were ee down every item in this ad and scores of others in order to save budget minded - shoppers. money on every item. The doors ‘open promptly at 6 p. m. Be atere: early for largest selections. Do not miss out on this one. It’s our ae price ey ss “DOUBLE. DI “BOOKCASE BED | Retrigerat Reg $629 995. Pontiae Press Phete Also featured Re the 4 to 8 p. m. event will be movies, a bake sale, talent show, snack bar, makeup booth and fish ponds. Proceeds will be used to improve playground facilities at the PRACTICE FOR FAIR—Pupils of the William - Beaumont School of Waterford Township size up target for bean-bag throwing contest that will be featured at the PTA Fair at the school ‘ Saturday afternoon. They are (from left) David Justus, David Haddock and Bruce McDonald. a nee Likely to Succeed Adenauer Erhard May Be Chancellor By United Press International As prestdem, Adenauer will have; Ludwig Erhard, the man whojthe right (with parliament's ap-) refused to become _ president of} proval) to nominate his successor, | West Germany, now is considered! and of late Adenauer and the man most likely to ay et had two major disagree.) Konrad. Adenauer as chancellor. 3 lmodera works. His taste in art Adenauer ran into a party revaiti First, Adenauer was annoyed be- also tends toward the modern, last-month when he tried to nom- oe ee —— — > Picasso’ beirig one of his favorites. inate Erhard for the presidency. )pres' nomination. y, Few persia wanted Krferd, who/the chasediier ta reported to bave, Poudcelly, Rxhard nian as economics minister and vice been furious about Erhard’s testi- ! chancellor was responsible for mony in a slander trial of two West Germany's current mgr intimate foreign affairs advisors. Clai ms Ist Aerial m, kicked upstairs into the! what Erhard thinks’ himself is almost non-political post. cabin. Photograph. Was Adenauer’s acceptance of the | tn accepting the vice chancellor. . — ee anna —_—s ship on oct: 30, 1957, however, he Taken In 1860 roug 2-year- 1 t . tere eceneraist to the trent tien (eee ee etme rer) oerees aay — When wan ihe the leadership of the government - j of candidates to. succeed the if adonaner first.picture taken in America from aging chancellor. Erhard is well known abroad. ‘¢ air? Ever since the days when Erhard He is said to be thought of by the A recent issue of teamed up with Adenauer on the Soviets * the Saute Lf _sareged Flying, identified black ppatinns—ate bis princi- pal luxury. ‘His main hobby is bridge, and for relaxation he enjoys listening ‘to classical m u sic — preferably é } 1 i] the whi roe mace eng caing: becom, ‘ee aid sor has followed the chancellor's the Soviets jgenuity, Lawrence the political Tine. [eo «@° # first air picture in 1906. The sub- * * He is a tireless traveler—recently J° viocem | Choc. Mores 22 49's 27° | Chips | lawn food ‘ss Bread tft | ee [iat 69° i mage ~ Swltfning Shortening “= 59° | ae ee = ; # ; . 'e reserve the f : v ee ee : si = "GET FIN ER GIFTS FASTER T= i LEGS or BREASTS ~ FRYING CHICKEN PARTS PURE VEGETABLE QUARTERED Pork Liver 3-SISTERS’ MK EIGHT O'CLOCK , Coffee...... ix AGP VACUUM PACKED be ae es gl 5° Fanily Size PIES 9° | Tr. 608 W.. Huron | Save at A&P during Big “Super-Right” * ANN PAGE Pure PLUM rolan @) 3 er izeme tia: the price is a real MONEY-SAVER! ANN PAGE 148. Musta QUALITY © « « @ JAR . ANN PAGE = QT. Mayonnaise FAMOUS QUALITY JAR mS CALIFORNIA FRESH * PRESERVES Asparagus » 19% EQUAL TO THE BEST, YET COSTS YOU LESS _ dexo =F gouttove tenn, weestpence seme | --- - SHORTENING — ;.. 20 delicious with toast; pancakes; waffles, And 4 19¢ LB. , Cc Peanut Butter SHA. 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Pike Street SUT Corner Santord Street B= MA iburn Ave. ins did da dard dibdindarsariiai TYAYNTTYATATNYAYOYNY TY: PEOPLES Gold Sell Bonus Coupon EXTRA GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS ; Purchese of 3 OU rs IVORY 12" 19° lie AA NA a WX Adi rv feanine OYYIT YT T “YAY a Bn 3 ca iS & 4 aes 5) > —_" 3 : ; j 4 ’ NU WS AS UA i, 4 4 : + if : 5040100040200000200000000020000000010 f LRRURRRRTRRA: ; PUTO OOOO ene saadiedaneibd ee eeu Seeveleevecuscvsseccssescurrecrds! wevevwavees - ~ * = | tI. i ie > rot a OPLES Gold Bell 30 GIFT STAMPS Mere Purchase of POP CORN 2. 29° PEOPLES Gold Gell Bonus Coupee EXTRA GOLD BELL . ne GIFT STAMPS : - with Purchase of 2 POUND PACKAGE OF PETER’S LARD Limit 3 Geapenaibipinee Apr Tia S puuuu: VAD A Pape old 4 Saaietaeailiia “FULLY COOKED Armour Star Hom Le. ro Full Shenk ed Beautiful No. envy of your : VARIETY i $485 oy | 50 EXTRA § TOP VALUE STAMPS a WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE OF 7-PKGS. - "Borden's s. Mill BLUE DOT puz 32 reg. size boxes 67c ~~~ Cleaner whiter washes .. . sparkling dishes, JOY DETERGENT ...... 22-07. can 69¢ frwtent liquid for dishes, COMET CLEANSER . 32 2}-0z. cans 4Te Remeves stubborn stains. SPIC & SPAN ...... For wolls, fleors end woodwork. . 54-02. pkg. 89 CASCADE . Made for eutomotic dishwosher. 20.01 pkg. 49¢ 1 sel Milk. enon e e BLASS apenas get oe eae a rose bushes that will neighbor eos oom eter r?e GRASS SEI VIGORO . ou 5 $1.79 aoe 50 ike $2.49 : V%4-GALLON Cc e@ @ @ CARTON STAR KIST TUNA ... Family size chunk style tune. STAR KIST TUNA. -..2 61/2-07. cans 68¢ SANDWICH BAGS ... .80-ct. pkg. 29. ; Chunk style for salads or ‘andwiches Tidy House brand, ’ - SWIFT MEAT PIES ... .3 ie, pkgs. sie - LUNCH BAGS ......... 50-ct. pkg. 29¢ " Frozen beef, chickén or eilinp, Strong Tidy House brand. , . WESSON OIL .............-. qt. 59e GARBAGE BAGS ...... 20-ct. pkg. 2%¢ For baking, ‘cooking or frying needs, _—— - Tidy House makes them duroble. of PEANUT BUTTER ........ '10-oz. jar 43¢ TETLEY TEABAGS ...... 48-ct. pkg. 65¢ Famous Velvet brand. WHOLE 14-1648. AVG. .12!/p-02. can 63¢ © aT WEST Wagons Hleum Saeoawe. = * . t ‘ ‘ : ’ Sliced Rcais e. * LAKE ERIE Fresh erch 7 res P eco Vegetables ad ~ oe FRESH ROASTED ‘Spotlight Coffee ut 50. BONUS STAMPS _ WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF HILLCREST _ CHOCOLATES - $400 - REGULAR 39¢ VALUE, SAVE 17¢ ON 3 PKGS. Es GLAMORENE CLEANER ..... pt. 98¢ Liquid cleaner™for rugs or upholstery. Hearty and delicious fasting. SWIFT-FRANKS ...... Premium all-meat Franks. : 12-02. pkg. 53¢ ANAND O DO DODO DOADAAADAADAAAL AAA RAL I 50 Free Stamps rere Set, Apel Lay Limit ene coupon per cus- 5 ‘ le Naive STANES i a _ TENDER 18-22 LB. AVG. ARMOUR TURKEYS | u 39° HYGRADE-SEMI-BONELESS SHANKLESS F (" aN VALUABLE COUPON WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE OF 3 PKGS. _Hillerest CHOCOLATES — GRAPE JELLY ......... 10-oz. jar 25° “Smucker’s famous old-time favorite. SALAD DRESSING ...........qt. 49e Top dress your salads with Shedd’s. KEYKO MARGARINE . Delicious and smooth spreading. VAN CAMP TAMALES | Tasty ‘n tangy tamoles. SALADA TEA BAGS .. Green tea bags. SALADA TEA ......... Delicious bulk block tea. _l-lb. pkg. 31e .15-0z. can 3le . .48-ct. pkg. 536 8-02. pkg. 85¢ FP ep g 2 EXTRA | ie } TOP VALUE stamps § Couro "L of maw ‘ vey ‘ th gh tm, en ee tenth Satie, Ar 1 tg ei md ar Ms ae ; A oe er a ee Cee ee ae 2S gle 6 13 mil: 4. Ris oe ee e ‘ fs : “ ) ‘ we eo Oe ue ar ee = sae. es a3 ae “ oes ok Se te te | The famous Miracle Whip - * gelad dressing created b 'Kroft. Try it in salads, sand- «or Cooking. “aa” WHOLE POTATOES 8 fo. PRESS. _THURSDAY, APRIL ». D 1090 qiyrrnmennnevcrennnssrnnnesnneersoy Si My i FS i _E i 2 PON Ny Y * eee , = : ACLE WHIP = 39° init thinner eet ) Set., April 11, 1959. Mak ote emupen ee manne NDDDDDYYY Kroger ‘ies Sale! LIBBY’S NUTRITIOUS TOMATO JUICE of . OR KROGER feat <= oo oe ee - aaa ae _— [on ee = — Rinemenal = aa Here's How You Can Get | Laid Free Stamps The regular amount of Stamps you would ane : en the cash purchase of a 499 Rxtrs Bonus with purchase 1,000 ef power mower. Grand total of Stamps re- " eelved with the cash pur- . echase of this power mower. Si CALIFORNIA - FRESH TENDER Asparagus WS Florida Fresh so With Coupon and Purchase of Briggs and Stratton motor ROTARY power mowers a vacua Le COUPON. Mil) Z hendle © Heevy-duty rubber tires @ lect mulcher, side SWEET CORN 5 : 4 50 1000 EXTRA "7::" ace ee ) | 80 ERMA . a sa —_—ane se ced fresh in the fields. - ; TOP VALUE STAMPS Sin POWER MOWER. 3-H. 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Condensed low suds mirctel NDWICH COOKIES . .I-Ib. pkg. 39¢ IVORY FLAKES ... .2 reg. size boxes 67¢ OXYDOL ......°....... giant size 79¢ DREFT ........ /, weesend giant size 776 salen Hippodrome cookies. ea For baby clothes or fine things. 7 Bleaches as it washes. . It’s lotion-pink .. . ser te hands! . : /ToP VatuE ff / Ween. THs STAMPS . , i . \ ‘ iz / “ ; a ae wt ‘N. BOOTS "ey, S = wt ; AY CHOCOLATE. gettin ap, CAT FOOD * » BRACH'S "te, BRIDGE MIX. me 7 23 ok ee Le rna@e, Sr a SPAN % Regular Size Pkg. BUYS FOR BETTER EATING a I : : Ses ee a ——— a _SPRING-- 1 [MER--FALL OR WINTER... YOU ALWAYS SAVE. HERE . MOTTS. APPLE SAUCE : 25 Oz. Jars FRESH FROZEN cag ACRES Strawberries LIBBY’S Chili Con Carne ORANGE ~ 6 oz. Cons M \ PET ay EVAPORATED _ FRESH ais) MILK & GROUND 5 Beep 4 dé sai (. TALL CANS — i Saar Coreg” ) Fu GRAPEEROIT “Campbell's. Vegetable | v. es ee We Reserve the Right to h Tints Ques. rage Shop Rite Market Nick’s Shop Rite Market —_- 3390 Baldwin (Gingeliville) oe Huron: Friendly Shop Rite Market 263 Auburn—Open Sundays _ is | : ’ 884 W. Huron—Open Sundoys + a alee Set — Se ‘oe Meaty “farm: ‘Fresh | - Place chocolate and gvaporeted: | Spare Ribs bike Eggs Heat over hot (not boiling) water 2 “— ‘ as 5 sectige semi-sweet chocolate pieces, 5 cup evaporated milk | | t \ ! i cup sifted confectioners suger, | Pork Liver 19: Fill Biscuit ” With Meat What's a biscuitburger? A tangy | Meat sandwich all wrapped in its own bun... a bun made from canned refrigerated biscuits! And $0 easy to make. Just saute ground | ' |beef with onions and crunchy cel-/ * tened biscuits, pinch edges to- BORDEN’S igether, cut a slit in the top and they're ready for the oven! 4 You can even flute the edges for | ‘iflair,. if desired, garnish with par- | INSTANT sod semen eco COFFEE gers will not only delight the! 'school set but Ded as well. J Big Cc |. % pound ground beef 5-02. ; % cup chopped onion : Jar ; ye cup chopped celery ‘ tablespoon shortening ' 9 Subinapeend flour - food keeps its flavor in extra-heavy FRESHran®- ONES Pound Tin 3 SWIFTNING 30 FRESH CALIFORNIA ASPARAGUS | Lb. 1% | “ cup —s Xe teaepoon * “aaa sauce ( "9 teaspoon s. r WE SPECIALIZ hee FILLING YOUR FREEZER |. bits reer, Every Piece Guaranteed } Saute beef, onion, and celery in| to Be Tender . . Sprinkle in flour, stir| = LARGE “eee _ : Bring Your Lever Bros. ce Imp. Coupons fo Atlas Market | Se HAMILTON GRADE “A 39% We Redeem Coupons on: @ HANDY ANDY CARNATION PER OP pinch 3 Pints and Quarts <— Bye WEEK slit in center. teach, brah wih @ LUX: LIQUID @ WISK @ IMPERIAL MARGARINE @ DOVE SOAP | THE HOME OF COUNTRY BOY PRODUCTS Country Boy Beef — U.S. Choice A. A. Guaranteed Tender. The Old Fashioned Market With the Modern Touch The Country Meat Market 7617 HIGHLAND ry (M-59) And, Wittiams % to 9 inching Semiays | Success tip: Firmly seal edges. Pink for Springtime | Rosy Dessert: Take a can of ‘apple slices, add a sprinkling of ‘Sugar to taste, toss.over them a handful of red cinnamon candies. | Simmer for 10 minutes. The melted candies will rosy-up the slices. | ‘Chill, and serve with cream. Or. | with a scoop of ice cream on top. ii i | | i | * 7 * True roasted peanut flavor. --‘Atich wholesome high ‘energy food. Homogenized for extra smoothness. © Beer 6 Wine MICHIGAN "Shade BART mst 7 105. The & CAMPBELL’S | ‘Sur we SOUP JQ ‘SUPER | Banner Pig e “y to Toke Out Se Corner Baldwin Ave. and Walton. hey Store Hours: Mon., a Wed., Thurs, ‘Sat, ote? Ph Fi 1 Friday 9 to 10-—Sunday 9 te 6 one: ,. Lo : C4 } 10° | : Con HUNT'S. SLICED. LARGE | PRUNES 2 "mt 79« Soe ee KRISPY CRACKERS| mt -29« | FRISKIES We Reserve the Right te Limit Quantities 4 hist Saas aaa ce ee ae nRNENC Ahir tit ae [ ter alg ar am pe cet os od OR ON RAY ELIDA LOD ial ALPE ag Rag ROO . ¥ a et of . Parliament saw the action in Tibet as a threat to. the two Indian i ik i 3 é E 4 s i Fer | it Hi E E § i gee : oy & : [: iF hk i Hil i e,| Washington meeting. - Unlimited - |United States can’t have perma- 3 & F 3 g 4 Fr Pay Plan for Jobless Urged ce nent, unlimited system of unem- insurance. ‘ * * x August Scholle, president of the Michigan AFL-CIO, said Great Britain, Australia, Czechoslovakia, and other nations have such sys- tems, : + ' ; ' “it they can have such systems behind the iron curtain in Crecho- slovakia,” Scholle said, “There fs no reason we can’t have it here.” Me He said Michigan has 380,000 un- employed, with 190,000 of these no longer eligible for jobless benefits. He criticized the. recent action of won't grow much.”’. : . ‘ Drunken Psychologist PHOENIX, Ariz, (#—Layrence Rake walked into the sheriff's of- my Navy “authorities ‘Peported-thatsat— ,(plane with 10.men abgard is miss:| ~ as _ Landslide idslic Threat No Longer Imminent HERBRIGGEN, Switzerland (UPD—The 18 of this issued following discovery that a huge zmass ‘of rock, earth and ice, estimated to weigh more than 1.- 000,000 tons, was moving toward the village on a steep slope of 14,206-foot Mt. Nadelhorn, to their homes gradually since: Bitte] said eight soldiers would continue to man an observation post on the mountain fo alert vil- lagers if the landslide again threatened Herbriggen. town, = | Navy Plane Missing With 10 Aboard IWAKUNI, Japan (UPI)—U. S. ing somewhere in the Korea straits and that an intensive search for it is underway. “ Navy headquarters here reported that the plane, a U.S. Navy P5M2 ‘Marlin’. seaplane, was overdue on a it from the Naval air facil- ity here and the U.S. Navy and fice and announced, “I’m here to discuss psychology.”” He was jailed Air Force and Japanese . coast guard tnits were conducting ‘‘an im-|labor union officials, and muscled Villagers have been returning, = Detroit Mafia -WASHINGTON ®—The Senate Rackets Committee canceled to- jukebox racketeering in Detroit, the. committee has received testi- mony ‘that Mafia mobsters in that city formed alliances with some in on ‘the lucrative jukebox busi- ness. ; box war. “ Kennedy said they will include Lawrence Welsh, of Teamsters jukebox Loca] 985, and Morris: Coleman and Cecil Watts, of Local 337 which is headed by Hoffa's top Detroit aide, Bert Brennan. Bren nan also has been named in the hearings as a receiver of payoffs. The hearings, McClellan said, will be resumed Friday. Chief counsel Robert+ F. Kennedy told newsmen a Saturday session. may for the lost time. MARILYN CARMACK Arrangements are being made for the August wedding of Mari- lyn Carmack. and Richard Cairns, her mother, Mrs. Doris Carmack of 22200 Gill Rd., Farm- ington; announces. Richard is jsonally most-prized creations—a In two days of hearings on! be held in an effort to make “") Wright Dies Before Prized »e! Building Ready _ NEW YORK Architect Frank Lloyd Wright did not live to see completion of one of his _per- also one of his most con . x* *«& &., It is the multimillion dollar Solo- priceless Guggenheim collection as of modern art. necessary. Right from the start :t stirred an. uproar among both designers and the man in the street. They've _jealled it everything from ‘‘beau- ; jfiful, simply beautiful” to “the great stone toilet bowl.” Wright himself wasn’t bothered one bit by all the hullabaloo. He was used to it. Defroit Store Goes Bankrupt Kern’s_ Files Petition in Effort to Obtain New Capital DETROIT — Ernst Kern Co., one of Detroit’s oldest and largest department stores, has filled peti- for reorganization under the fed- eral Bankruptey Act. ; The petition, filed yesterday by attorneys for the downtown depart- ment store, said the prime purpose of the action was to give the eompany time to obtain capital so that it may become rehabilitated. * ®* *€ . Kern’s assets were listed at $4,648,993.. Its liabilities . were listed at $4,379,813. vick, a Buffalo fipancier and department store operator. Ben- jamin Goldstein, a principal stock- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd holder, became president of the c-| first of next year. on a drunk charge. a intensive search,” OPEN TONIGHT + Cairns, also of Farmington. firm in January 1958.. * ALL PAINT 40% OFF House and Trim, Gloss, Semi-Gloss, Enamel, Vinyl, Primer-Sealer, Masonry Paint, Latex Wall Bond, Fiat Enamel Undercost. | % OF COUNTER TOPS | MICA—VINYL | CLOSE-OUT PURE VINYL TILE The World’s Most Beautiful Floor Cove VINYL SANDRAN SOLD i Armstrong SHUFFLEBOARD 60% OFF °995 a @ © ee eee wewe ean ER 9’’x9" 6‘ Ea. Bieta CLOSE-OUT First Quality MARVELOUS 9x9" 6‘ Ea. . ~ PLASTIC WALL TILE 50% OFF If You Don’t Buy Your Tile From Us We Both Lose M Fiz Up ‘That Recreation | med | tek Se cle ue]. ee ee ae Money! | Reg. Ge j.....Now Be | = ae —nmmemeninee | AS SEEN ON TV °° |. SPATTER NEW. ow | ASPHALT | sae Mon., Thur., ‘ Her af. a hee | Tue | ARMSTRONG VV SMES Tues., Wed.. ; (Metallic Series) . Pontiac Storm. | Ae te inciting FE 88717 | salen ard 2e seees Now Te po ‘ Now 2c CEILING | TILE | Green The state A duly 1 date this year also has been suggested because coincides with ‘the termination | date of the three-year city-state financial’ and control arrange- ments, spelled eut at the tite it was decided to make Wayne a state institution. _ “Tt may be,” Hare added, “that the Legislature will want to act to straighten out this problem and to make sure than no legal loopholes exist to plagué the university.’’ Try to Organize ing with Beadle as to the best * Hutchinson said he doubted there was any need for haste. He said he remained unconvinced that a state cash crisis was: imminent, and that if there-was shown to be, Beadle's -plan could: be quickly) adopted, Beadle suggested transfering trust fund securities to the State Treasurer for immediate liquida- | tion, if need be. Under his plan, the fund would|™ be reconstituted gradially starting/ in 1965 if existing securities we cashed. ments dropped off correspondingly. Lakes Workers Maritime Unions of AFL-CIO Eye Crews on Inland Waters CLEVELAND i» — A drive has} -} been started by AFL-CIO maritime | junions to organize inland ship and |Shoreside workers in preparation’ ‘for the opening of the Great Lakes | shipping season and the St. Law- | It is aimed principally at some. 4,500, unlicensed seamen on 140; ships on the Great Lakes operated by 16 shipping companies. of these are represented by the Independent Lake Sailors Union. An estimated $,400 unlicensed and licensed seamen on some 300 Great Lakes ships and about 1,000 shoreside employes of stevedoring companies are repre- sented by the AFL-CIO maritime unions. Although GOP members of the Senate Appropriations Committee i readily accepted Beadle’s pro- , posal as an alternative te Gov. William’s trust fund mortgaging, they refused to back it as a basis for prompt action. The vote to send the Beadle plan} to the floor was two in favor and the|seven against. i Se Sen, Emer R. Potter (R-Bliss- id), Appropriations Committee situation would not agam be re- viewed until next week, - ition will pay tuition cobts up to $250 a year for employes wishing to further their education in spare 7 " i i r tf ELF heal i? g, our skills and abilities.” ; * ® ¥ . A majority of GM divisions have operaed own tuition refund plans for s years. The new plan replaces these with a uniform applica- i em- program {-—-_ ble to all eligible salaried ployes. 62 Stores and Services ONE LEVEL SHOPPING Free Parking for 5,000 Cara S. Telegraph at Square — Hi rence Seaway. i Se The International Brotherhood |™ f t t @ Clipper Craft Clothes @ Arrow * In MEN’S and BOYS’ FINE APPAREL Charge Actounts Invited. Open Every Nite ‘til 9 Na @ Jockey Underwea it @ Interworen Socks ° Beits of Longshoremen represents most of the latter. The. IBL was chartered. by the old AFL in 1953 when the federa-| tion ousted the International Long- | shoresmen’s Assn. on charges it was dominated by racketeers and for failure to comply with the tion in U.S. District Court her€' tederation’s ‘geanup” order. t | Representatives: of AFL-CIO | maritime unions made plans for | the mass organizing campaign | | at a recent meeting in Detroit: | | The main unions besides the IBL | jare Seafarers International Union:, |Masters, Mates and Pilots, and the merged Marine Engineers |Béneticial Assn. and Brotherhood ‘of Marine Engineers, i } | < cal, FRIDAY, APRIL 10th 7:00 P. M. 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The attempt cost him his life. holes, is’ Davis, 40. of Muskegon, waited! too long before gefting off the train: himself after fe helped his : water, | the 'sister’s two children off We know. we Gait! ipetease ‘the : through the noz-|" Police ‘said Davis’ party had] speed of hydroplanes by at least|##¢s in a whirling spray pattern. poarded the train to bid farewell | Th pee cet." said. Calvin’ Gof, | a Ot by vanes which def & to a niece, Mrs. Lyle J, Black, of] w ene ae Fer Rast-Free soft Water : ae e _, Bey or Rent . oe as : Coll (8 25807. nice ca, Cooley Soft Water Ce. ¢ Prices Bight '|wer," head of Aerojet's Antisub- rudder s which deflect Muskegon Heights, and her chil- | dren, They were starting a trip to] ; fe Mtaly to join Mrs. Black’s husband. § Sins enn Sostaecbed Wy vee In tests, 4 23 horsepower gaso- As the train started to move. | * * * : ‘the erenpeanie! ‘will increase the. ‘balance and fell beneath the train ¥. device, called — * Gongwer, said, ~ ‘wheels. ee mea eee Z i i YOu ALWAYS oA “YOUR PLUMBING SUPPLY DEPARTMENT STORE ward by coring water into the air behind it. low-horsepower erkien has ocean. tested in a small boat. ‘The company plans .to install a) _ high-speed hydrocket in a racing) “ eraft for time trials this summer. | “We are ‘confident it will break | every speed record for propeller | eae : driven boats," Gongwer said. i — : AP Wirephote Stan Sayer’s So-Mo-Shun IV hy- | PRAYERS FOR DYING OFFICER — Her hands clasped in droplane reached 178 miles an tearful -prayer, Mrs. Mildred Bogardus-of Los Angelus stands_over ‘hour: in 1952. This has been topped | her. dying husband, Charles, 40, a. policeman. He was shot in the "ly by Donald Campbell's air-jet! head in a gun battle with two bandits who had forced their way hydroplane, — at 368 miles into a supermarket. Bogardus died several hours later as his wife “Campbell a hoet ened an ale wept Ba cianon stay with me.” The two bandits were killed. craft jet engine. We can do the same thing with conventional pow- er plants requiring much ‘less ~ Charged i in $3,000 Burglaries” ; cer a and much less fuel,” Peck is expected to have | Science-Loving Boys Held sitar somcaio, va te a ial. model ‘for | - MOUNT CLEMENS Uf — Twotclasses: they studied on their! boating attest ie ‘expected to ibe ready in two years. No esti, ' precocious St. Clair Shores young- 0W? and corresponded with astro-; mate on cost is available. Sa ha 3,000 Gals. Per Hour Regular $59.98 Includes 5 ft. tub, wash basin and closet. All “A” grade | chrome fittings. _ \ sters with a bent for science are: nomical laboratories. The hydrocket was developed to Reg a $] 3 450 Colored Sels 99.50 in custody for $2,000 in school FATHERS ENCOURAGED orem water drag on propell- burglaries All this time their fathers, one Macomb County juvenile-authori-'q postal employe and the other a en “We have reduced this to a min- . ties are wondering just what to d0/factory worker, encouraged .them imum,” Gongwer said, “The hy- about the boys without knowing of the burglaries. —, s impeller is Seapets t of the water.” The pair, 14 and 15,. stole | “The boys were just going teo scientitie equipment fer rocket- fast for their parents te keep up SHOWER STALL Just a Few Left! 3 * | firing and telescope construction | with,” said Juvenile Officer . . , ‘WHITE and they took pictures of the | Arthar Ladas. Crowd Beats to Death HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC . $-Ft. White—- ENAMEL | $ 995 moon and glars nr home-made | Police said the boys committed Poir Who Stole Statue ; Steel Bath Tab . see gee $46. 95 in with qamaras, police se , a7 school. burglaries. taking test , MEXICO ciTy (AP}—Two p W Cast Iron Bath Tab . “soveeeeee ee $59.95 Too young for high school science tubes, projects. lenses and chem o1n2 men were beaten to death, Crate Marred Bath Tubs ........ $10 Up | — : NEW '59 WAGONS | From 8 dentis’s otfice they Guichen White—Under Counter Model 4" 'S. H. Soil Pipe... . \txia § 3.79 . o $ 00 ee ee a Bs ts & * ‘| 3° S.H Soil Pipe... ki, $3.19 | RADI sure gauges — a in ¢ : HEATER 1995 which they put aside to buy other _Maria Delores Gonzales tld po Reg. $ a9 ede Fiberglas Pipe Wrap. 3dr $89 j BIRMINGHAM RAMBLER | °™°™<""- who took the image from a cburch ff mg $289.50 Sevingy | | ‘2 Galvanized Elbows .......:$ .10 : MI 6-3900 They had an indexed file af in the village of\Los Reyes de %,"" Galvanized Elbows $ .17 ; 300 school reom keys. Juarez twee rear ’ 1%” Calvenhed ¥ seeewes r ‘6 | ee =—omisaam, Their youthfyl intellect was in 4 crowd coat de the trio and | De van ees Es Md DIAMOND $ 95 dicated in a particular way. Often 1.2: them! Police rescued the men 44" Galvanized Tees rrr ye $ 27 : ENGACEMENT . 24 ‘at their burglaries they left notes and took them to jail, but the mob . ee RING, 14-Ke. isigned “‘servus mortis.” which 18 broke in and beat the pair to. WHOLESALE PRICES Wholesale Prices on Steel Pipe E I WEDDING BAND FREE i for “slave of death.” death. The woman was brought to a 21-FOOT LENGTHS CASH AND CARRY Quality 3-Piece | EDWARD'S Mexico City “for” treatment’ and! PLASTIC PIPE Va-in. Gal. .$2,86 1%" Galv, $ 7.09 OUTLET 18 $. Seginaw | Kresge, Peale to Talk ~ asi | 3%4-in. Galv. $3.73 142" Galv. $ 8.38 COLORED. sani. SETS | prem a | HOLLAND W&—Hope College 9 A sonnargee neo pghicapelin Vy, - 100 Foot Lengths 5c Ft T-inch Galv. . $5.32 2-in. Galv. $1 1.50 : host April 22 business lead- © . , a a eee ee ee a ° , CHURCH'S INC. na real a teat 8. we ihim three dimensions — height, ‘i . COPPER PIPE . Reg. $219. 95: iqragroe ag S Rreege % 7c Ft With cast fron tub. © LUMBER © FUEL © ‘and Dr. Norman Vincent’ Peale,' width and debt . . Charlie Weaver , +: cee es bas 68k Re we * , a, . - ) ‘ © BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES ¢ | prominent clergyman and author. —_ a ‘letter from his mother: | | re toeeeeee- W1VYQ2e Ft. f- a" M HARD—20 Ft. Longthe. .. ft. 186 Complete with all AUBURN HEIGHTS The guests will address a public “It starts out. ‘Dear Prince Ww" 17Vac Ft m4" M HARD—20 Fe. air ft. 25¢ chrome trimmings. 107 S. Squirrel Road meeting sponsored by the recently Rainier Mama always wanted ‘STM renserass a _ ~-Vq"" L SOFT—60 Ft. Coil . ft. 25¢ : ~ UL 2-4000 organized Hope College Community me to grow old with grace.” — Wy” oo eee. 21c Ft. 54” . ‘£96 f- | : College. Earl Wilson. oe a, We Stock Plastic Fittings and Clamps K SOFT—-60 Ft. Coil . eee ft. 45¢ : FITTINGS q J ~ L V," COPPER ELBOWS ............ 10¢ t ane ee " 34° COPPER ELBOWS ............1% } 21x32 2-Compartment | | 12" copper Tees .............. I6e ' , , 56 COPPER TEES. ...... cs ceaed’. 100% Wool 1a KITCHEN SINK . : White or Colored . ; ; - FREE STANDING Wash Basin Feat Goat S . 9 3 . as" --| | WITR FITTINGS gs wet (ie ‘lon si $Q»> SOR . Other 2 Compartment Sink $5.95 Up : i 8 ) 9” Sn oe 30-Gallon Farious Make Completely Automatic Gas Water Heater ° , 30-Gallon Glass Lined Gas Water Heater ‘6 “10 Years Warranty—Full Factory Guarahtee— UL APPROVED $64.95 iivet WERTER 6 5-Year Warranty—Fiberglas Insulated Soft. fleecy pop-overs and new line - brief codts. In neutrals and pas- tels. Sizes 8 to 18. / 1 ‘Completely Automatic—Edison Approved ......:. : . . ; Fs — z 4 We Reserve the rien to Limit Quantities . $e . + a: COMMITMENTS | t-taty , Tumbler Holders | oc mo ea Open Friday Nights = DOWN ON FA. Y ¢ Other Mode! vee : ; | til 9:00 AS LOW AS $1.25 WEEKLY: our 9 Sat rong lisboa a ” @izes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14° Wool blends : Choice 1& : and Acrilani shorts, pastels or white. {| Master, Plumber Available — Free Estimates / ‘Full length gabs and failles. , ae Sos . | e et fi . ia A BOTH STORES — 41 N. Saginaw St. Miracle Mile FULL STOCK OF SOIL PIPE AN DF -EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING, apeLinS Se Free Parkitig gn Wessen St. Side Ph FE 4-1516 or FE s.2100 * ht Ce Se ins cele ck UM ee. modern : x AP Winephete POUBLE. FRACTURE — Twelve-yearold Roger Cartwright if and his dog, Big Daddy, both have the same problem—they've <« got broken: legs. Roger, of Junction City, Kah., fell from a 20- | foot ledge and broke both legs. A car hit Big Daddy, breaking his right Mont leg. They got together for this reunion at the Junction’, City hospital. Real Estate Faun nem Building Rise a, SY ithe entire film industry there. | Figures in County -for ‘o> March Up $3,978 Over Year Ago _ | al Bexviggs i i 5 al bd. zt > Nag j=} ~_ i] oa = sf z i 2 E | te z a F.O.E. #1230 You will. see and hear it all... the wild.gang parties... the wail of the jazz homs,..the parade of men... the saddened nights ... the jails! <= _ Sam STARTS ema THURSDAY —2 FEATURES IN COLOR— Fri., 5:30 to 7:30 Dance. Sat. — 25¢ ‘til 1:00 P.M. Increased building and real} estate transactigns in Oakland) ‘County were reflected in the $19,660; Ranks of the Oakland County’, receipts the register of déeds| 4 : otfice took in last month. 4 x * J West Pontiac ret nly total vonetneanl 61 FASTER THAN “THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE 2: ¥ $3,978 increase over the $15,681 STEWART GRANGER. BROMDA FLEMI | “GUN GLORY” Besides Stefanski himself, who|received during March of 1958, |operates the club in his West Hu-|according to Clerk-Register Daniel . fron radio-television repair shop to|T. Murphy Jr. : lteach kids the science of eleetron- x* * i following joined: =~ =| “ephig shows that real estate | w, &: and building businesses are on | John Kusk,of 124 Henry Clay; | the upgrade in the county,” a sd Murphy said. “I predict an even | Frederick Comps, of 1098 Myrtie; | larger increase this month over Ber- | inst April.” * * * ' Ra poe The office recorded 2,513 deeds BE weg worth $4,126 last month as com- vis, of 5791 Hatchery |ooreq with 2,288 deeds valued at. os ‘cca FRIDAY # a lj a Style ~ Fish Dinner... .. I - SATURDAY—-SUNDAY + Roast Turkey and Dressing "Choice of Soup or Juice, ee ae iE : F aH af qT rT i IN-A-CAR tut inst HEATERS | Ré., both of Drayton Plains; and ‘od last: Wolf inducer of 20% Sus- Gear: for the same period nT shine Terrace, Waterford : Pe a \ a 4 Sle *, * ¥ A comparison of mortgages tiled n The new and regular members|in the office shows 1,280 ($4,451) of the club watched a movie on|for March of this year and 1,029) 970: EAST AUBURN: 1M-59) CORNER JOHN R ROAD __. Open Daily and Sunday * Chicken ‘N' Biscuits, Fried Chicken, Stesks, Chops, Carry Outs =. -BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS. vy to be taken when wor'k-| ($3,445) for March 1058. with electricity at the society’s|. Murphy said a total of 13,639 | monthly. meeting at the|papers were handled last month rd Power Co. auditorium pai with 11,091 in, March’ ‘ 1 : a LAKE THEATER win Sturt 8" Blond | oe ad te, 2 Vamitire bs. g i Meet Your Friends. in Bob's Cocktail Bar = : | ) | AND | -HAYSTACKS! 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A tr a ; } : é Ee i \ i= . a : + adh ge” : i ; Vey e ! 4 PEP oper ee Cae : , , All Positions opened at home and about 37,000 ‘\.- from school Wednesday. after « dispute over his’ campus job, Ey, Pes ; % : a Pe SE ee ee ee ee, ee ee ee ; Re Veterans H Hold - on First Team _ Billy Pierce; Detroit's Biggest Trading Error, E ii DETROIT @—Jim Bunning of no-hit fame will face Billy Pierce the best pitcher the Detroit Tigers ever traded off, when the Tigers and the Chicago White Sox help imaugurate the 1959 American’ League baseball. season tomortow | eign si * It ea te Bais nd ign : Major League Se shee vee! a opie . The front lin’ the Tigers will throw at the White Sox includes 88 sensons of big league experi- ence. Not even a trace of the once- mightily-publicized youth move- ment remains.‘ The Tigers average 29 years in age, Four players have passed their 30th birthday. Left fielder Larry Doby is the oldest at 34. Third baseman Eddie Yost is 32, shortstop Rocky Bridges 31) and catcher Red‘ Wilson 30, x *® * The youngest player is Al Ka- line, abfive-year big league veteran at 24, Excluding the starting pitcher, the Tigers will sport a combined batting average of .281. ° portunity to wipe out some frus- trating memories: of 1958. Despite the fact he pitched a no-hit, no- run Sox in Fenway Park on dey 20, Bunning - lost much of his effec- tiveness. He went 10 straight games after his memorable feat before he could complete another game. x * * After mid-season Bunning had trouble staying above the .300 mark, although he finished with a 14-12 mark. The previous season he was the Major Leagues’ top righthander with a 20-8 record. Not a single rookie will be in the Detroit lineup although Doby, Yost and Bridges are . new- comers. tht ke * But the W Sox will have 20- year-old John Callison in left field, The rookie, up from Indianapolis where he blasted American Asso- ciation pitching so well that the! Sox handed him the leff field job, | were asked to pay — | game, and a record : 900 paid 50 cents 4 "victory benuet, | “I'd rather "each to gee New York beat 0 President of the Cincinnati Brooklyn, 22-18 The league de- Reds than of the United game spread as sol- name of the Cincinnati Reds. te In 1876,. the National _ tional League, learned its nw cago White soar rd League was founded by Wil. Piayer raids ooh i _ Major League baseball was cago White Stockings lost their jig ‘Muthert, He invited all tone lennon or. 9 Rae: Oe | f O New York, locked the deer ane’. Sua¥ dreds ht Pairing Off for peners | SScsiscn te! eet and a team known ea TmUBaOAT stitution and Febrasry isms ile . C., on & 3,000 mile re Wahine Harsaman. Gis) va. Ramog’ ibs. 430 pam. ‘the National League ster 9 : ee MDOT, 8, Qpcinnati—ling tee: nat STOMA LEAGUE ATID, 2:90 Bm, EST] - ape Sit prs ne a eS Nationals lost only one a team of Rockford, | * cniiein tia oa peste eran tg doy reson io ee for cage Botton, at. New York—Brewer (12-12) vs. Turley: (i), 9 vm. Ear. tear ime elapse ih Bee 4 G nit “a ie oS amar ox (12-10) vs. Grim (+), 2:30 p.m. EST, rain) . by Boston, 6-5. Natlowat wi OI game from an in- |¢ tit) possible showers, 8 ett) ¥s. Bunsing (1612), 1:20 pm. ES?. partly . x 2 * eee oles blind to. sae how. ul 4 War veteran, eMiBaly eines scheguled)” Four players om ie SPEe . chaleage wei a: one S 4 ae NATIONAL LEAGUE ville team were barred for fe ; = eS ge yor aunt: rovgiee Tite ‘nat eB Eeee iisz "Sool “and “posal "Ties Newcombe (7-13) vs. - A first — — place . fo ggpe ib Bg copepe | Red Stockings whe had. |sless.. 3.000. sper ba : 2m Pam ET prides from Eastern gamblers ~ American Langue in. iset. 4 payroll of $9,500 for 10 eco! yy gy AS at Chicago—Drysdale (12-13) ¥e, asderion 433y, 3 pm. ee to Joose i ceiiegge: : Shar players were lured away E % in 1969. The Red Stock- wortat, xaneisce nt Bt. Tout Leuls (night)—Antonelll (16-13) bd Jecksen (33-13, “bake, iZ In 1882 ancien ‘qeandal : ~ ‘(Continued je Poke 8, Col > ement for D0pen Ss 3 AL Opener Rain Expected. Starts ae at Cincinnati | Happy Chandler Opens + First Ball CINCINNATI-# the National League baseball sea- ‘lson today against the revised and edited Pittsburgh Pirates with some familiar faces working out of different dugouts. These two teams, with question marks at some posts, took part in one of the biggest winter trades— a seven-player deal. the Pirates is former Redleg, Don Hoak. Baseball observers have general- ly picked both teams to finish in the first division, but Pittsburgh jhas the edge in pre-season predic- ‘| tions, attracting f second- For Bunning, it will be an op | piace v ~*~ * votes on strength of its ex- cellent pitching and strong offense. A capacity exvind sf 32,000 _is te start on the mound for Pitts- nominate right-hander Ron Kline for the jeb. He’ll oppose Bob Purkey, another former Pirate and the Reds’ winningest throw. The Reds had to borrow Gov. A. B. (Happy) Chandler from Ken- tucky to throw out the first. ball in opening day ceremonies. Ohio Gov. Michael Y.~ Disalle said he was sticking to a c of no outside engage’ for his first six months in office. But he said he'd be glad to attend “the World Series in Cin- cinnati.”’ Bucs- Reds. National League... Ceremonies by. Tossing |. and edited Cincinna oa po eal + if se we Ss a a YS é shy ge t today's “opener ule. It also brought them from be- College Unions. erdtly just completed Mid et Race Cham ‘hind a two-game deficit in the| None‘ of the collegians will be State Boxer Wins F just his a 9 po Hari genes for a 43 win over the, | etigtle for pFize money. feats, This year s team posted an midget auto racing ihe'd use injured Jen Beliveau, ners. leight rounds last night 1 in a pre, nip 94 _ syed . | Moss tied with Nana da Silva tonight and Beliveau himself said) Two bowlers competing in their|liminary bout at the Chicago! mg Tee Ce as gt ee aS ee Sat OAK by ed Be ey et A ee gave the dou-'stadium. : school history. ‘but was awarded first’ place on!| Two years ago the Spartans the basis of a better time trial.| ON®8 MAN TELLS ANOTHER & shared the Big Ten. crown with'Harry Schell, an American living | Indiana and last season Gey hoetlin Pars. was third with 8 points. 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On Jan, 21. ‘Banks dropped his suit for di- _vorece, s ng wrestling team suftered! four falls at the hands of a Mich- jon the crest of victories in his igan All-Star group last night -but!last two .starts—the Azalea Open The Japanese victory, achieved classic Masters at Augusta, before a crowd of 1,000 at Mich-| igan State’s intramural arenas, since taking the first Greensboro | squared accounts for their 4-3 ( plus) tournament in 1988 In the last two ties) defeat of the night be-! jten years he has finished lower | Kenji Shigeoki of the visitors’ Wall confessed to feeling a Jet- tried an iron man stunt of wres-| down the last two days after his’ tling twice, subbing for an injured tremendous Masters finish of last | teammate in one match. He was, Lpinned both times, however, by Michigan State's heavyweights Ken The other. Michigan falls’ were ‘scored by lightweight Jim Sinad- _tiones and middleweight Jim Fergu- The wife of Superior Court Wednesday she intends to ‘seek separate maintenance from at Forest CC GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) —: ‘Art Wall and Sam Snead were marked men today as the $15,000: Grensboro Open golf tournament! got under way at Forest Ope Club. * * * Wall went into the tournament N.C., and the Ga. lat ‘Wilmington, ithan a third place tie only once. | Sunday when he birdied five of the last six holes to win. Mike Souchak, Doug. Ford, Jey. Hebert, Julius. Boros; Ernie Vos- sler, Joe Campbell, Bill’ Casper vand Billy Maxwell, all well ap on) the money, list, are in the field. So-are Bob Goalby, the defend- . ling champien, Dow Finsterwald | and Lionel, Hebert. 1¥’ Swim Meet Starts COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. ® —Twenty - one teams representing 13 states began competition today in the Young Men's Christian Assn. national swimming and diving championships, Dayton, Ohio, is defending cham- pion, Grand Rapids, Mich., is en- tered. ‘Snead has won here six times, -; CASEY'S FAREWELL bow'at Al Lang Field as the New their last game of. spring training aoe “ ~~ ae — Casey Stengel took a comic farewell ee il York Yankees left the field after in St. Petersburg. The champions fiex their muscles and the old professor leaves them laughing as Bombers keep on winning. * Grid Cards Add Back CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago Cardinals ofs the National -Foot- ball League Wednesday signed as a free agent Blake Tucker, half- back from Southern Methodist | and Bolling Air Force Base. 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