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wok 
  to Resume Soon 
funds OK'd Till Congress Approves 
Restoring Cash 
WASHINGTON FB 
There were no regular mail 
deliveries today and most; 
post offices were closed for 
the weekend. But it looked 
as though service would be 
returned to normal soon. 
Postmaster General Sum- 
merfield said late yesterday 
he has “no choice” but to 
go ahead with service cut- 
backs even though the 
House Appropriations Com- 
mittee has recommended 
an extra 41 million dollars 
to maintain normal postal 
operations through June. 
_ He said the reductions “must go 
The House is scheduled to con- 
sider the committee's recommen- 
dation Monday and the Senate is 
expected to act soon afterward. 
Thus it appeared likely Summer- 
field might get his money by the 
end of next week. 
Summerfield had asked for 47 
million dollars beyond the two 
billion-plus Congress voted last 
year to run his department dur- 
ing this fiscal year. 
He said his request for supple- 
mental funds for the next 2% 
months grew out of unexpectedly 
large mail volume, the need- to 
serve spreading residential areas 
and a postal pay increase,   
Drug May Help 
Treat Diabetes 
Without Injection 
BOSTON  — A new drug that 
has “tremendous potential” for 
the oral treatment of diabetes — 
it its safety can definitely be 
proved, — is under test at the 
New England Deaconess Hospital. 
Researchers, who have: tested it) 
on only 50 patients so far, told a 
today that it has shown 
tentative promise of: being ulti- 
mately useful. as a means of) 
reducing and in some cases per- 
haps even eliminating the use of 
injectable insulin in almost all 
om of diabetes, including juve- 
ne ani Ge mw, vibeges 
mental drug had been tested in 
ering blood sugar levels,. the pein 
cipal effect required in treating 
ically drugs in this field, which are sulfa 
compounds. 
Tokyo Traffic Toll High -   * 
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‘NOT A CREATURE WAS STIRRING’ — 
   
          
     The main corridor Mailmen Take a Holiday as Office Closes 
  Sumnat Ate order to curb Saturday operations. Congress’ de- 
of the Pontiac Post Office building lies silent and barren of patrons _— cision to appropriate $41 million in deficit funds came too. late 
as local postal authorities complied today with Postmaster Arthur for the Post Office Dept. to halt a closing order issued last week.- fF 
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Sweat Over Income Tax Forms   
returns. 
15. They should be mailed 
Revenue,-Federal Building, ‘Procrastinators’ S truggle 
to Meet Monday Deadline 
Thousands of last-minute taxpayers are burning the 
midnight oil this weekend in efforts to beat the Monday 
midnight deadline for filing 1956 ee income tax 
All returns must be postmarked before riidnight April 
The Pontiac office of the Internal Revenue Service to the Director of Internal 
Detroit 31. and freezing 4. CHICAGO (INS)—A oldie spring storm to- 
: day moved into the Gulf and Eastern Seaboard states 
after lasting Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Southern 
Tilinolé with snow, sleet and freezing rains. 
+ Satan rg plum, apricot and strawberry crops were 
severely t yesterday in Oklahoma where the entire 
state nrc a damaging mixture of snow, sleet, hail Superior 
  
Shortly ee midnight? 
last night, the mercury at! 
Oklahoma City plunged to 
24 degrees, an all-time low 
for the date. 
Southern Illinois, fighting week- 
long floods, had 28 degree readings: 
and some snow, which was espe- 
cially damaging to the peach trop. | 
  
2 p.m. to assist late filers. 
It will be open Monday from 
8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Tele- 
phone service is available 
by calling FEderal 2-0208. 
The office is located at 53% W. 
Huron St. 
Charles E. «Coddington, super- 
visor of the Pontiac office, said 
taxpayers will be assisted in prep- 
aration of returns, but not in the 
filling out of forms. remained open today until+ 
He issued warnings to couples 
filing joint returns not to forget 
to have ‘beth names at the top of 
the form, and also not to forget 
to sign at the bottom. 
“Another common mistake is 
that many forget to enclose W-2 
forms with the returns,” he said. 
iThese are the forms provided by 
employers showing earnings and   Sunny Skies Ahead 
tholiest place in Islam and erected 
cjupon which Jewish priests offered Perhaps knowing that a sunny 
and warmer Sunday is in the offing 
will help Pontiac residents to smile 
‘through tonight's partly cloudy and 
continued cold weather. 
The weather man reports that 
the mercury will dip to a low-of 
22 to 28 degrees tonight and reach 
a high of 43 to 50 tomorrow. 
‘West to northwest winds at 12 
to 18 miles per hour today are 
expected to diminish tonight. 
Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem- 
perature preceding 8 a.m. was 26. 
The mercury read 3% at 2 p.m.   [Denies Padding 
ito Raise Cash 
for Courthouse Answer}. 
accumulated 
. proud,” 
‘Storms Lash Crops, 
| Merritt Lawyer Files 
to Suit Blocking Way 
of New Building 
Charges of budget pad- 
ding and illegal financial 
operations were denied yes- 
|terday in an answer filed| | ~ 
-|by Corporation Counsel) | 
Harry J. Merritt to a suit 
blocking construction of) | 
the proposed new county) | 
courthouse. , 
The way was believed 
_|paved for an early Circuit 
Court hearing of the dispute 
that has tied up roughly 
$2 million earmarked for a} 
new building. 
  Flatly ‘denying the funds were 
illegally, Merritt 
maintained the county's financial 
recdrd “is clean” and represents 
“good business techniques. of 
the Board of Supervisors can be 
‘Suit was brought last Nov. 20 
by the Oakland County Tax- 
payers’ League, a group formed 
expressly to contest the board's 
building plans. 
The league, represented by Pon- 
tiac attorneys Glenn C. Gilespie} 
and William H. Wilmot, made four| 
specific complaints: ' 
NO LEGAL RIGHT 
1. The board has no legal right 
to change the present site of the 
courthouse, © 
2. The proposed site, in the Tele- 
graph road service center, was 
illegally annexed to Pontiac and 
hence is outside of the county 
seat, 
3. The board exceeded a con- 
stitutional limitation to be taxed 
or borrowed for construction of 
-l mill te be taxed or borrowed 
for construction unless approved 
by voters, ‘ 
4. The board illegally transferred 
jdeliberate budgetary surpluses to 
the building fund. 
To examine the last two charges, 
said, ‘auditors for both 
sides of the case worked more 
than a month exploring the coun- 
ty’s financial operations for the 
past decade. 
In answering the .1 mill limita- 
tion charge, Merritt said this ‘Victims - 
  
    
BULLETIN * AMMAN, Jordan, April 
regiment moved into 
northern Jordan today, 
This dispatch, came as 
Israeli Foreign Minister 
Golda Meir was saying in 
Tel Aviv that Israel would 
“view with concern” any 
foreign interference in 
Jordan. She gave no indi- 
cation what Israel might 
do if the Arab states try 
to carve up Jordan among 
themselves while Amman 
was in the throes of a 
political crisis. 
Several hundred persons 
earlier had demonstrated 
in the streets of an 
in support of the fallen 
government of Premier 
Suleiman Nabulsi and 
against the Eisenhower 
  (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) Middle East doctrine.   
" Holy Week Series Portrays:   
HEROD’S TEMPLE in Jeru- 
salem — where the Child Jesus 
His wisdom — was destroyed 
nearly 2,000 years ago. 
But a magnificent structure 
stands on the very spot today. It 
is the “Dome of the Rock,” third 
by Moslems over the very stone 
sacrifices-to Jehovah at the time 
of Christ. 
You’can visit this historic loca- 
  their downward plunge of the pre-| 
  withholding taxes of the taxpayers. low 30s prevailed. vious night. Readings of 20s and|portant parts in the life of Christ 
ajraised Lazarus from the dead and tion and others which played im- 
  by following “He Was Here,” astonished learned doctors with) Famous Sites of the Holy Land Holy wok journey to five famous 
Biblical scenes, 
The first story, a sensitive 
study of the modern appearance 
of the Temple site Christ visited 
as a boy of 12, will appear in 
The Pontiac Press Monday. 
Other articles will describe the 
modern setting of the spot on the 
bank of the Jordan River where 
John baptized Christ; the imposing 
and desolate mountain near Jer- 
icho where Christ fasted for 40- 
days and triumphantly resisted 
Satan's temptations; the dusty 
village of Bethany where Christ later prepared for His Palm Sun- 
day entrance into Jerusalem, 
The last article is a study of 
the holy city of Jerusalem, trac- 
ing Christ’s route in the days 
immediately preceding His cruci- 
fixion over the barbed wire and|:« 
bitterness dividing the ancient city 
today, = . 
The reports were written by 
Associated Press Foreign Cor- 
respondent Wilton Wynn, whose 
normal base is in Cairo, 
His wife, anaccomplished 
photographer, 
sive pictures which illustrate the 
  series, 
  
“Pye Just Been Scalped” Moans Woman   
  . Poles f ‘ee ge 
  
    all.” She said: “Where are my 
green stamps.” He Was too 
stunned to answer. But she said: 
“Evoryone gives’ green stamps 
nowadays. It's about time you 
people woke up.” 
Another woman tried to deduct 
as a medical expense the <a 
she paid for a Chihuahta puppy, A 
neighbor had told her having such 
    By JAMES MARLOW -_ |about this time — income tax| One old lady paid her tax and 
Associated Press News analyst [deadline is April 15 — it receives; waited. The cashier said: “That's 
from its collectors around ‘the : WASHINGTON  — You think stories of the problems. 
you have income tax. troubles? they — and the taxpayers — have. 
A would-be taxpayer walked into| 45 orn sumTs : iin Today's Press 
a federal building, got off the 
lelevator at the wrong floor, saw| This is the time when people,| masseurs 
a lot of men filling out forms,|along with their returns, send in Pe ae, 
was handed ‘some himself, filled|old shirts end pants, saying:; (oo. oo 
them out and turned them in. “you've taken everything else, you) aoc aay ae 
wo ~~ Wilevinle ...ccesssesensseee 4 “1 still don’t see what this has ot oe ee | Home Section ...--. 15 thru 21 to do with filling out my tax re-| The revenue service reports) Opiwaries .....--......-.-- 3 
tan,” he said. It didn’t. Hé had |these events foo: RIE cinscvscsnccs ache. S08 
Just taken, and passed, an exam- | O,. woman pulled a\switch on}  Théaters . 10, 1 , bi Pars A bre : Wmation See Retitieg guant. Be ee may Wyo ton op ye ‘That comes from the Ihternal!in a lock of her hair with a brief _ Wilson, Earl berwsyperseeten MO 
Revenue Service here. Every yearinote: “I've just i scalped.”| Women's Pages ../.....-| 8 9 
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/ : 4 ie e, } e [ eS | = / : i : J a She Encloses Lock of Hair With. Her Income Tax 
“After buying these plates I 
gained so much weight the doctor 
told me to go on a diet, By send- 
ing them to you as proof of my 
claim, I hope to solve two prot 
lems at the same time.” 
* * * 
The revenue service also re- 
ports there have been cases where 
people tried to cash their W-2 
withholding receipt, or visited the 
collectors’ offices to borrow 
vy (Petund. 
  for additional wrote: back: 
h| “I got married teday—teaving 
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oe al jl f 
a ( j i, : : / 4 [ 5 f I —hope you can wait—I can’t.” 
Another taxpayer enclosed his 
return and his tax with a note 
Which said; 
“I’m sorry can't give you my 
address, I’m living in a box car. 
And they move the damned thing 
every morning.” 
7 ee ee 
P.S. He didn’t know it, since 
he couldn’t be reached, but he had 
overpaid ‘his tax and was due a 
  
is Vathsw beagle wad: casa SE 13—A Syrian armored | 
shot the impres- 
? lated any laws pertaining ~ [College Student 
Passenger Die 
inRoad Tragedy Car Collides Head-on 
With Haulaway North 
of Pontiac 
A Pontiac man and a 
woman passenger from 
Waterford Township died 
early today from injuries 
received in a head-on col- - 
lision with a truck on U.S.- 
10, one and a half miles 
{north of M-15. 
Dead are Rex Lynn Bell, 
‘121, a Wayne University 
medical student, and Mrs. 
Thelma A. McPeek, 20, an - 
operator for. the Michigan 
Bell Telephone Co. 
  
No Game Law Alaska Wildlife Official 
Denies Charges Against 
Air Force Officers 
The defense 
ence Rhode, Wildlife administra- 
tor of the Fish and Wildlife Serv- 
ice, who said he visited the Brooks 
Mountain hunting camp at which 
“about a dozen’ military officers ; 
congressmen about the bunting 
trip last summer. 
Hart said he had resigned his 
laboratory job “in protest 
against the flagrant disregard for 
Alaska’s resources by certain high 
ranking oe raw _— 
He named Gen. Nathan Twin- 
ing, Air Force chief of staff, 
Gen. Earle E. Partridge, Gen. 
James Dodlittle and “others 
whose identities are unknown to me, ” 
* * * 
Instead of using airbases in 
Alaska, Hart -said in a letter 
which went to Chairman Engle 
(D-Calif) of the House Interior 
Committee, the met at Agak 
Lake in the range 
miles north of Fairbanks, He said. 
he heard officers “‘tell of Gen. 
Twining killing two sheep; the le 
gal limit is —_ . 
In ‘Washington, Twining 
a categorical denial that issued 
“he vio- 
to the 
  “I day, srt mt Om See “Announce- 
  ie fe rey 
any game laws territory of | Alaska.” 
     
      
  
  
  
      
  
  
    
  
        
  
     
     
      
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g {Twins Born = Hungary Invites a Bole Bent! ee Gn, Dollar Investment ~ 
wea tics naeoe D010 Budapest Would Serve Thirdof Area Roce > i : ' : Pe ii f t 
aoe ae aQ.10 DUGEPEST| Would Serve Third of Area 
 |terday at the Detroit’; _ But Secretary General GHAM — In his report Mevement in Michigan. 
Park, R — e Probably Won't Accept this week on the 12 Town Draih,| He is a ministerial sephomore at | Curator Walter Stone displayed’ Belted Offer ‘|L.R. Gare, department of public # Clee Spee pees - |the twins and said, ‘This is the gle _|works supervisor, . told Birming-| people of the group will read ‘ Stell Saliemae 0 totaaialr 10 holes ix 2 ham officials that the million-plus| Scripture and offer prayer. Fol-  |bears in zoos we know of.” ‘UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (@®—|investmeht the city will have in| lowing the service the young peo- 
The stork has also brought the/Communist Hungary finally hasithe drain will serve about one| ple will have breakfast at the 
‘lz00 another polar bear, two sets/Siven Hammarskjold a clear-third of the total incorporated) church, - a 
: jot twin Kodiak bears and two Af-|cut ‘invitation to visit Budapest./area 8 For the first time in its history, rican antelapes. mn Go 0. ey 18) When « on the possibil-|the church will have two morning 
oie Mat made strong|tY of building the city’s own in-|worship services on Easter Sun- 
. gestures for such an  iivitation|dPendent system, Gare said thereiday, The first will be held at 9:30 oir last November after Soviet tanks|¥Ud be little. . Whilela.m, and the other at 11 a.m. 
| | oman smashed Hungary's anti-Commu.|the actual construction costs might/pr. Emil Kontz, pastor, and Dr. 
7 nist rebellion. He was ‘repeatedly|D¢ Seen in a favorable light, Gare/Robert A. Macoskey, assistant pas- 
put off by Hungary's’ Red author-/¢*Plained that “hidden” costs tor, will share in the conduct of M Be F d ities. . would come up to discredit the these services. “it at the end of a 30-day ay ree | . . © « idea. Theme at the earlier service will | 
ee Sees prores , Observers said at this late date,! He elted the lines which would [be “Come and See!” and at the eae aaa % : . ‘Police Lack Evidence; the invitation would do little| be needed to carry the flow to |later one it will be “Dawn of a continued on Lc 3 fe g ; olice ac Vi ence; peg " Sees orig ry 9 the pos- New ng The. r 
will involve the| NEGRO COLLEGES “RECEIVE $35,000 Hl. McCree (left) and Leonard N. Simons,| Shooting Regarded a /ina Ouse determine just what] Ability ef the aden to enlarge jof the ehurch a lcaaer Chater discontinuation of midday and) pRoM GENERAL MOTORS — Louis G. Seaton | cochairmen for Michigan. in the nation-wide Self-Defense role Soviet arms played in putting) plants and other factors. |< |Our Passover” by MacFarlane, un- night Mt. Clemens street "TU08): 4) General Motors view in charge drive for‘the fund now underway. With them is | ~~~ down the revolt. in the . he pole out, \2e? direction of Charles L. Holtz These will continue, however, Ot of penal ak ahidaan Ai ecemetivan tes Anthony De Lorenzo (right), GM vice president | — o ees mi oe we Ce et, pe et outta: (and with Mrs. Walter E. Turner at 
until 8:35 ae so is an ' , in horns Gt geblic: Saiateny anit 8 ae S| tticint widens res Hungarian delegate Peter Mod\iood conditions because the sew-|MC-OTEaD- oe oe 3 10) educational grants and scholarships, presents its educational grants committee. ‘The fund pro- | ggg ge Moog, YeOlorg in are not free to be| ‘The Easter evening service will » $35,000 to the United Negro College Fund. Re- vides financial aid to 31 Negro colleges in |*#inst Mrs. Mary Burton, terday and made the offer." |crea' ar tii capacity be held at 7 and will include the HOURLY INTERVALS casey : held Sox. Syvectigntion tn the thtal whether administration of the ordinance of 
from 1:45 8 0 OM oa “|ex-boy friend, the woman will be|Planned a pod ‘sig S0utheastern section of the city, — - 
SG wlente’ tnttevsis, Or. Wanker icles. ES . released from custody Monday.| cians have been for game|Where catch basins wre regulated) | ving an j and holidays the run will be dis- — MEMO TO CAESAR 7 George F Taylor, chief assistant|tS",, : ~ [to hold back surface drainage, re-| A Oho louting 9 paving os 
' sane me =| = ) C ’ ee * * Fi a sgl a ps > ea Worth ‘street has been set aside ; wee ; ; » comes f ® ‘until Apri} 22 at the request of two i Taylor said police are checking let ob-|. : ico wt ee ee| Lhe Sanhedrin Hears a Case |.remraziesncctngat rine sy c| ae sas aout png (nt Sec profitable, it will be removed com- ce : a Mie thooting’ wes’ in colt telenee*|marskiold offered to go to Buda-| tiation and drainage sewers (rant Co.-told commissioners they aa - this cruel sport, the * [pest himself. Two weeks later.) which now flow inte the Roy! ‘would like to have time to formu- A third change will be a. 35- (Another in a Lenten Series) After several minutes of cruel sport, The victim, who died in-Pon- |Foreign Minister Imre. Horvath) 94% and Campbell drain district. laté plans which may make: the 
minute interval in the Oakland-| The officer Calaphas was of _ Sete ae oa Se es or ae The 12°Town seems to bé the paving unnecessary. James K boulevard route fnsteadl tn the hierarchy of the temple of these people “Look,” he sald, “daylight has come. Can | chest std abdominal wounds, [to <iscuss 8 Gate, and, srtengs |, Sh Ovi ne region, Gare toe of the present 30 minutes lapse. (Junius’ .notés contInued) and it was he who tagethor the qaemitayy: of Se’ qounell and We Bowman, 34, of 40 Bagley Hammarskjold said he could get/summarized, adding that the long- A practice session is scheduled 
The questioned the Nazarene. will try this. man in the. council chamber, _ to Budapest Dec. 16, menor et 5 5s Rineen, Se Siar. Oe iter 8 psi. Tuesday when members 
He asked him about his followers and his Now mumbling, now laughing, now yelling, Bowman was found by police in|Rado dedared this Cree. licher become whore expensive terials ee ee an the 
doctrine, the sethle hileeet 1 eee ee eae wees een ‘elke we ior 2 -— « -<@ E | will attend the district con- 
Jequs replied thet he lind always preached cuter court of the temple-where the council, home, 44 Grant St. . | Hammarskjold then said that if} Throughout the city, Birming-|vention in Pontiac the following openly and had been heard by many in the — known as the Sanhedrin, quickly assembled. | ited che tot Bowman(tis Visit could not take place/ham churches’ of all ‘faiths are(day where they will present the temple. He averred that he had said nothing in ‘* 8 ; ne.jtnen, “It -may be making special plans for the ob-|Memorial Service, - 
secret. ages :, [wih a 12 gauge shotgun as he.st-| iether it would be to the pur-lservance of Palm: Sunday, As is : Tension gripped everyone and the crowd kept jtempted to enter her bedroom|__.. », : cactetnary, ‘oti thin lant Dundas of a Le 
- “Ask them which heard me, what I have muttering all during the questioning. At each |through a window after she re- 2. ’ the Lenten season, choirs wil play (Denies Raising Cash said unto them. They know what I have said.” — reply Jesus pag icici al 2 —_—— els ts Pitch I rembient part ts 0 purviens, oes or Jaugh, or hiss. The questioning went li couts Frltcn in the sacrament of com-|[.,, 4 
dium on + Sie lighn at Garena rd ssi oer a Sobe 1 Fy ari. 2 cate gage Classes of new by Padding Budget ote Se re, pe a art een'a coeur TING EXPerleNCe to Help Clean Up jmembers joining the churches and _— . / A. Hf tell you, ye will not believe. f a, Parks in Cit other traditional worship features. (Continued From Page One) 
eo Pe ee “ @, Art thou the Son of God? .. or Two Men in Car 7 7 ta the cm Le ot| Amount has never been exoreded 
Tee seed seemed ty thik this wes: very A Xe mete tom. a Early today it was a question! pi mingham, Easter Day activities| umeena funny. ‘They moved closer to the prisoner and With this, the members of the council put |_ TW men. were given suspended | for 175 Boy, Sea, and Explorer wi) begin at 7 a.m, when the| cae 
one of the men slipped a blindfold on hin. their heads together and presently announced |“Mtences today in Municipal) scouts whether to take shovels OF| voung people of the church gather| The law, he continued, leaves 
‘While the guard stood by, several of the sfec- _—that no further witnesess would be called. Pod a disorderly |rakes for their annual cleanup of|), their annual Sunrise what to do with surpjuses up to 
tators took turns slapping Jesus and shying They said they had heard enough to convict |, Pograieel ener Gln ke city parks. i and breakfast, Service will be held|‘he county and hence, transfetrals 
mockingly: “Now prophesy. Who smote thee?” the man and would take the case to Pilate. Regardless of the weather, thelat the Quarton Lake waterfalls, |!@Ve not. been Surpluses “: / - -lavenue, * Toad and Aubur scouts pitched in and cleaned up|just off West Maple road. |Fesulting through the years, he 
aia ° Sef * 93 | reine Ray Menroe Seale, Seo relate, Onklnnd, “Murphy, Speaker will be Richard E. |“prudent budgeting” and not a oa n R, Rochester, re "| Kontz, president the Baptist (deli increase ‘ Awaits May tTr ial ; Y s Scientists Eden Under ORS police his auto ran into the lake|Jaycee, and Hawthorne Parks. ed caliag tied =" ine pe “hs “he % _ Will Pin int WJ jafter he lost control while driving) Their work today from 9 dm.) . tie * White House in Warm Springs. Shooting Charge avd po ~ Jon Auburn near the viaduct. |urtil noon brought praise from Wil- Sie i wis ‘neck Lesdea eeanssies/ “In retrospect,” he added, “Now : j Tornado’s Path ns A passenger, Lawyer Johnson, |liam Abo, parks supervisor for the Canadian Election these surpluses represent tax ts et Si cay ins seo In Operation rma et ice tah Sat" st al 50s mena 0 tose April 12, 195, but fi A Poeng A: Mer, 3%, of 10531) USTON,.Teg w — An Okie eS Se ee oO oa Remember they velnceree Called for June 10 amount put into the building fand Corps fet take yey an mand rane ttes chis te Fase Boston Medics Report of water," SPN te Saturday to do the work,” : er compcustien pees’ 
Fares ‘t had taken of him ats arged with shooting a Pontiac|Which street corner a tornado will Surgery Successful, «¢ ** ce Gas Auch Pome It fs seeking a perrianent in- State tal attendant strike. . / <The “Take “picteres took soit cue ane | Oa Merkert t. Jones of si No Malignancy Ann Ar bor fo Get eusaa Int Chan ‘wie ae prays taps Irom speang rors ara om disintegration of the victory which ag oe Senne | ° . Council No. 276. Boy Scout Troops! 19, a/now building ‘end forcing ve his enemies have. since. charged) Municipal Judge Malice E, Fin|etvency direction finder that} BosTON uw — sir Anthony Eden BUS S@FViCe Again participating in the cleanup were 7 iusto that he let take place there. entered an Annocent plea/°"@ts tornado routes. He says he! was operated on today at New| - The outcome will determine| tn the form 4f lower taxes. 
“It was my job to screen thoselior Miller and trié set’ for| 288 come within 30 seconds of pre-|Engiand Baptist hospital for re- $e a od ga erin, |whether the Liberal party headed) Galea | pidhwen* be cold" hele a dle & i dieting the exact time a tornadolmoval of an artificial bile duct eae) ort — cy ae SS SS 150.lby Prime Minister Louis St. Law|, ee eee ee : “ ’ ke. = A nae ce, issing a in 8 id a f i govern y poder yes nea pictures. And I}to the Oakland County Jail atter|“™ . ~ ere ary rdlingee. after the surgery university city of 48,251, is sche-| Explorer Posts 56, 64, and 66 were ane chain =e ecnea ie board /is authorized by law to 
Towns a ned by them. he failed to tyfnish a $309 bond.) so cotessor of electrical en-ltiat te etemngne malignancy ad iduled to be resumed Monday.  |represented also, main opposition party, the Pro-line amt gent? nee Withio The Rodsevelt New Deal has|,,* Victim, Preston Bell, 25, of sineering at Okiahoma A&M, stid|procedure well» ” PTSUY®) Ann Arbor Transit, Inc., said it gressive Conservatives, headed. by|‘™* seat. drawn the scorn of many in gov- 15460 Windey St. Detroit, was Te-l'he Us. Weather Service, al’ The Nallelnn was! Hgned by Des had acquired 12 buses from Det-\» » John Diefenbaker, will take over.,\SECOND CHARGE 
emment power today, Daniels/PO"Cd in satisfactory” condition wench of the Air Force, is build-\Richard B. Cattell. who rformed|{2''$ Department of Street Rail- Tr ial of Prosecutor *- % * /{ “| The second charge, he said, is said, “but it has certainly not|** Pontiag’ General Hospital today. ing three of his finders to install the surgery Dr ” Slecaee Evasis ways and would start service Mon-|. ; The Governor General/ sigh based on the contention county em- 
been abandoned by a successor in i at Amarillo, Tex., Fort Smith,|Eden’s personal physician, and|°*?” 2{te? ou-passenger wa cae N C | i three proclamations prepared by/Ployes living at their service cen- the White House.” He noted that/Rans Forced Education |A'.» and Salina, Kan. These, he| John W. Norcross of the Lahey for timing and scheduling today NWEGIS LONCIUSION the Prime Minister and‘ his cabi-|ter jobs were actually residents the time elapsed since Roosevelt's i y said can pinpoint within a five-/Cjinic staff. . and tomorrow. . net, One dissolved Parjiament, the/of the area and should have voted : death “equals the 12 years in|for Indifferent Students | mile raitious the path of a twister. The doctors said it was not nec- sce gl ier meee PORTLAND, Ore. « — The second fixed the election date, and|When the territory was annexed. 
which he embodied the leadership) essary to insert a new tube and . » bu £°\trial of embattled Portland Dist.| 
  
says Los Angeles County's chief 
| probation officer, Karl - Holton. 
x * * 
“There are so many boys and 
girls 16 and 17 who don't learn 
anything at school that it’s sense- 
less, under our present education- 
al procedures to make them con- 
tinue,"” Holton said yesterday at a 
meeting of social workers and ed- 
ucators, 
. Marilyn's Husband 
Faces May 13 Trial 
WASHINGTON w — Playwright 
wy'Arthur Miller, husband of film 
jstar Marilyn Monroe, must stand 
in| trial May 13 on contempt of Con- 
gress charges. 
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Federal District Judge Charles 
F. McLaughlin refused yesterday 
to dismiss an indictment stem-   
  
     
      
  i ; fj Teday in Pontiac 
A/ temperature preceding 8 a.m. whol Lad Strangles. |   
to Death While - 
Playing in Yard 
DETROIT (AP)—Four-year-old 
Kelso Carl Garver Jr. was found 
dead yesterday by his mother, his 
neck caught in a loop of rope, 
hanging from a backyard swing 
set on which he had been playing. 
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Mrs. Ann Garver, 33, the moth- 
ler, told officers “I looked out the window, periodically, as I always 
do, Then, the last time I looked 
out, he was hanging froff a cross-| 
bar with his neck caught in a loop 
of rope. | 
He had been playing on the 
swings she said with his pet dog. 
Firemen were unsuccessful with 
artificial respiration. 
  that there wads no inflammation 
* jof the Colon. 
The doctors said they found the 
obstruction which had been caus- 
ing frequent attacks of fever in 
the right hepatic duct and that the 
constricted area was dilated. 
Dr. Evans arrived from London 
by plane this: morning and went 
directly to the hospital. 
Deaths Elsewhere 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
WORTHING, England (#—Free- 
man Wills Croft, 77, novelist best 
known for his detective stories 
‘about “Inspector French," died 
Thursday, 
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CLARKSBURG, W. Va. ® — 
Mrs. Luella B. Powers, 68, who 
never left her house in the 25 
years. after her husband, Harry 
Powers, known as the “West Vir-     | ably oe velocity 20 m.p.h. 
Sue sets Saturday at 7:11 p.m. 
t 5:45 a.m    
  ming from the author’s refusal 
last June to give information to 
Moon rises Saturday at 6:37 p.m. the House Committee on Un-| 
      
    
  Grocer Pleads Guilty 
to Illegal Sale of Meat 
| Harold Wheeler, owner of Wheel-| 
Drayton Plains, pleaded guilt 
yesterday to the charge of manu-, 50 Years for $1 5 Theft 
facturing and selling ground meat} 
Royal Oak Judge Fletcher R. Ren. Sentence when arraigned before when he found in his mailbox a lzginia bluebeard.” was hanged for 
| five murders, died Thursday, She 
iwas never linked with the crimes. 
  
4260 Dixie Hwy., ° 
y Nagged by Conscience 
for resale without) HUNTINGTON, W. Va. ® — j|A, L. (Len) Adams, retired Hunt- 
given a suspended ington policeman, was surprised 
  io American Activities. os y; Dewntown Temperstures jer's Grocery, 
pgom. aS 7 1 @.M.....0. ot WES ccgcce m, woes soni ° f sem gg Lomita Enters Not Guilty Plea é MM... p.m . | | rd 10 B.Mircdcoes:.: M m Bad Check Charge ito other stores 
? y 056 ia license, : a ic coe cues othy Pept a, of Mon-|* Wheel Ww : Highest temperature ...,.. se.-ee 39 [ica, Detroit, appeared before wenn 28S ; Lowest temperature .......50..00.-+.22 
a2 Mean temperature |. w.sseeeeee. 30.5 F. Weather—Partly Cloudy | 
One Year Age tn Pontiac 
  
    
  
  
      ber eens erreeree 
bavebercwenecend 
tanvees veneers hd 
Highest and Lowest Temperat This Date in 4 Years guilty to a charge of passing bad 
gq Checks. : 
a, She is being held at the Oak- 
pending further examination. The 
case is scheduled to go to court 
Aprii 26. 
    land County Jail on a $500 bond] on yesterday, and pleaded not'¥aterford Justice Donald Adams money order for $15 and a note. 
on a warrant obtained by Michi-' 
{gan State Food Inspector James'! 
\McCollum. |   
‘Court Building Thief | 
|Reddens. Guards’ Faces 
CHICAGO (INS)—The guards 
several months age and despite 
a special alert employed by the. 
guards, a dozen more have van- f 
      87 in 1941 19 in ml ; 
' Friday's Temperature Chart * 
Alpens 3 LosAnseles ss gs'Pair Pays $100 Each Bismarck 96 Se Lereuene’ ff ff 
Bue’ $ $3 Memphis 52-33 Possessed Bet Slips Charl'n,8.C. 73 89 Milwaukee 40 33] . 
Suetian 4] B Mrvseeau, HH) Two Pontiac men, charged with _ Cleveland = 34 New York 7 33 possessing number bet slips,|- 
‘ coe: So tee. 8 $4 | Pleaded guilty today before Mu- ane 3 9 Pi ed $ 37 ;nicipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum 
Rapids 35 t 8 Francisco #8 53 and paid $100. fines, ton ae fe Trev ciy Hd 18, The men are Charles Miller, 65, a 7, z Wasbisaten +} 3 of 192 Luther St., and Herbert(Otto 
ye ve ie ak i - 69 Fletcher, 50, of 81 Crawford y A | ; 
  , ished since. then, ; 
  The message — from a Catletts- 
burg, Ky., woman — explained 
she had stolen Adams’ billfold 
containing $15 in 1907 and it had 
been on her conscience’ ever 
since, 
  
Flee Dormitory Fire 
. PAINESVILLE, Ohio (@®—About 
250 coeds fled in their night clothes 
early today as fire destroyed two 
main buildings at Lake Erie Col- lege, a girl’s school. , 
Officials of the school said they 
were certain that all the girls had 
been evacuated from College’ Hall, 
a four-story brick and frame dor- 
mitory Which housed 225. girls, 
and from rooms above the chapel.     
  
  
  
into detail. - 
Greyhound withdrew its Anw Ab- 
bor city bus service last week, 
saying it had been losing money 
in the operation. 
Ann Arbor Transit, Inc., organiz- 
ed since, worked out a scheme 
with city council, whereby the 
the company will buy buses, lease 
them to the city and in turn be 
hired by the city to operate them.   
Specialized in Holdups 
ALBANY, N.Y,  -— The town 
of New Scotland is looking for 
someone to replace James W. 
Dunn on its planning commission. 
Dunn -was arrested in Washing- 
ton D.C., where said, his 
plans ineluded the holdup of three 
taxicab drivers. He had succeed   
  
  
Atty. William Langley, accused of 
deliberate failure to prosecute 
gamblers, draws toward its con- 
clusion today. 
If convicted of the misdemeanor 
by the State Circuit Court Jury, 
the slim 41-year-old chief legal 
officer of Multnomah County 
would be removwed from office 
and could be fined. 
A verdict of innocent would be 
only the first step in Lngley's bat- 
tle to clear his name, He also’ is 
under indictment on six oy 
charges including the felopies df 
prejury and conspiring to’ take a 
bribe and to obstruct justice. 
The Langley case isthe first to 
come to trial in the’ year-long in-| 
vestigation of and charges 
corruption in rtland. Some 
others are w 
  in robbing two, some 50 c   
  
  
  
  the third called for fhe new Par- 
liament to meet Agg. 15. 
At stake are the 265 seats in 
the House of Commons. The pres- 
ident house jricludes 168 Liberals 
and 50 ve Conservatives. 
The last election was Aug. 10, 
1953, / ve 
  
Ferndale Man Elected 
by Medical Association 
Dr. Qharles Burgess, of Fern- 
dale, elected secretary of the 
North¢rn Tri-State Medical Assn. at its/84th annual convention in To- 
ledgy . 
jr. R. A. Fargher, of LaPorte, 
Inf., was elected president; \Dr.   indictment onj/ald Mason, of Angola, Ind., second of|JAmeées E. Bailey, of Coldwater, 
30 first vice-president; and Dr. Don- 
Pivice-president.   
The disputed section lies between 
West boulevard and Telegraph 
road. It was annexed in ‘1954 
through resolutions by Pontiac and 
Waterford Township, 
    
Man Against the Weather - A 
  
      (The Weather Bureau has devel- 
oped many new devices which it 
hopes will make hurricane fore- 
casting more accurate, These tech- 
niques are described tm this last of 
& series on man's battle against the 
weather } 
  BY FRANK CAREY 
AP Sclence Reporter 
WASHINGTON \# — The Weath- 
er Bureau already is lining up new 
weapons for the autumn hurricane 
wars — and oiling up some others 
which were not completely tested 
in last year’s comparatively mild 
season for the killer storms, 
Bureau scientists say they expect! - 
to issue more specific advisories 
than in previous years, including 
the last big hurricane year of 1955. 
That-year more than a_ billion 
dollars in damage and 1,500 deaths 
including 218 in the continental 
United States, were caused by a 
near-record 10 howlers from ‘out of 
the tropical doldrums, ' 
Buteau men are expecting to 
narrow down their warning to an average of 300 miles of 
coastal length, compared with 
about 500 average two years ago. 
Last year, only two hurricanes 
actually threatened the continental 
United’ States, and. only one of li 
them — Flossie — actually struck. 
MONTE IN ADVANCE 
Bureau scientists are even ex- 
ploring the possibility of issuing a 
statement ag much as a month in 
advance of the “general proba- 
jbility” of hurricanes affecting a 
particular coastal area. 
looks have not attempted to fore- 
east hurricane ‘possibilities, 
The new weapons that definitely 
will be available this year, might 
s¢em like puhy armament against)’ 
these huge revolving storms that 
  e 
nts for measuring 
direction right at 
  pack winds up to 150 miles an 
vl New Weapons to Fight Hurricanes 
from Brownsville, Texas, to Port- 
land, Me. 
3 * * 
(2) A new system of remote- 
control tidal gauges will be in- 
the 
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: . aE PONTIAC-PRESS, Parte ‘APRIL 13, ost opene 
; aze bank, Ciuie, and Mrs. Doris Wil) | EDWARD THORNHILL 
oon “fk Deaths i in Pontiac and Nearb Ar GQ eter oc pike of Uvalde, Texas of Tam-|Thornhill, 62, 1 vingston 
wus ths wey rn = y pa, agg ara H. Detroit, |Rd., will. be at 3 p.m. Monday 
“$40.00 fie atthe Glidden Co. hang comme pgreyte Tinted wih veri ie One BSS Fer ss 
paint center. Some of the. fire REX LY BELL s thes with burial in, Lakeview He’ ied Thureday in Pontiac|sen of Glendale, Calif; 13 grand-Home, Milford, with burial in Oak, — ee 
fighters came ' away froin the| Rey Lynn hcig. of 22 Garner| Cemetery. Mis. Bjork died sudden-|General Hospital from. gunshot children and 15. great grandchild ied spor aallp a Onn oo TROPHIES TO WIN 
ehiaae omerdny with Tle S0008,| ve. died. today of ingecian gutter.|1Y ot bie head sant today: '. jeune, 3 eee tire Vee = ae aed paaardad estion Op. Boys, and girls, are driving obstacle courses 
many. colors, after paint cans ¢x-/¢d in an wont gelte: |, Ste eee husband:| | JOSEPH A. BRADER WILLIAM H. KILLIAN peyetc amet after several eta pint ——— | ughters, Ilene Parker : — : 
omni Di g.navsai aes PN 4 te Hotinan, of: Pentiee.. Flor- WALLED LAKE —~ Service -foc) ort oi gg Neg He is survived by his mother, “Every day. of our lives we drive an obstacle. 
, | Evangelical United Brethrenjence, also of Pontiac, Mrs. Alberta! Joseph A. Brader, G8, of 2609) 0 a.. @rom Kurrus FuserallMrs, Della Noble of ‘Milford. course — cup of kindness, handshake of good- 
OPEN SUNDAY seus he was a Pontiac’ High'Feole of Walled Lake and pe Welch Rd:, will be at 1 p.m. Mom/tijme East St. Louis, DL, with fellowship, smile of neighborliness, cheery : 
= wl go a and ceatet apel Cae wad seameentelion day. from Richardson-Bird Funeral|purial in Mt. Hope Cemetery HARRY LEE W word, helping hand, honesty with ourselves 4 % VOORMEES 
1 to § een" extol mare Oey grandchildren. |siome here, with cremation inj His body was taken to Illinois Fri-| Harry Lee Williams, 65, of 391 and those around us. We miss by a wide 
Sam Be and Mrs. Alford a wpe ; DALE BOWMAN White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.|day night, trom William R. Potere| Franklin Td. died yoswraty it margin the markers of lying, cheating, bru- J * 
e am ernson la brother, David Bell and a sister, Service for Dale Bowman, 34; of|Mr. Brader, resident here nearly| Fwieral Home, Roch * ; cheers pa a a ee ee ; - 
South Perry Mrs. David Bickerstaff, Jr., both|40 Bagley St., will be in Zachary,/30 yeays and formerly of Highland MRS. OD McPEEK He was born in Indianapolis, Ind. “Promising a child one thing and forgetting : 
° , ee be held at-1:30 ey ae ‘His body will be ba Park, died Friday in St. Joseph) waTERFORD IP —jon March 13, 1890 to Jacob and it. Saying one thing and doing ‘something “ 
Tuesday “at Huntoon snera |Home until? p.m, ‘Sunday, Morey Haqgitet: Service for Mrs. OD (Thelma) Mc-|Martha Jackson Williams and maf- elaé, and selfish disregard of the rights of | sday unera He is survived by his wife, Peek of 5569 Savoy Dr., is pending ried in Toledo, Ohio, to Maude others.” 
      
   
       
   
    
    
   
  Home, with his pastor, Rev, Myron 
‘R. Everette, officiating. 
| Burial will be at Oakland Hills. 
¢ Cemetery. He was a member of the Baptist 
Church and an employe of Pontiac 
Motor Division. 
Surviving besides his wife, Ida 
Mae, are his parents. Dave and 
‘Mary Crockel Bowman; and six 
children, Lottie Mae, Elizabeth, Helen; three daughters, Mrs. Mar- 
Lucas of Walled Lake and Mrs. 
Jean Pratt of Pontiac; two broth 
ers, Richard of Plymouth and Ed- MRS, CONRAD BJORK 
« CLARKSTON—Service for Mrs. 
        Conrad (Grace) Bjork of 8060 MI57Joseph, Dale Te and Willie Bow-|grandchildren, 
here, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday man, ail at home; three sisters 
from Sharpe Funeral Home, Clark-|and five brothers. GEORGE BURT 
  garet Low of Ferndale, Mrs. James 
ward Brader of Detroit and nine   M15 and Dixie highway. 
"| She is survived by her husband, 
OD; her’ parents, Mr. and Mrs, 
Wallace Parker of Pontiac; a 
brother, James of Kalamazoo, and 
five’ sisters, Mrs. Edith Ice, Mrs. 
Clara Donahoo, Mrs. Verna Evans   ‘early today in an auto accident at/4g° iSmith. Mr. Williams came here’ 
from Cleveland, Ohio, 40 year's; 
Ago. ‘ i 
Service will be at 1 p.m. Monday 
from the Frank Carruthers Fu-' 
neral Home, The Rev. J. Allen: 
Parker of Newman AME Church 
will officiate with burial in Oak! 
    Hill Cemetery. Tomorrow morning set up the obstacles to 
be avoided that day. Add one, or two, the 
next day until you master the course. The * 
Trophy is spiritual peace. : ; 
  M. &. SIPLE 
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Phone FE 4-4565      
Burt, 68, of 8007 Clarence St., will 
be at 2 p.m. Monday from the 
C. F. Sherman Funeral’ Home, Or- 
tonville, with buriai in Goodrich 
Cemetery. Mr. Burt, a past mas- 
iter of Goodrich Masonic Lodge 548, 
died Friday after several weeks of 
illness. tiac, and Mrs. Lois Phelps of 
Kalamazoo. 
  LEWIS E. MOREY 
Lewis E, Morey, a contracjor, 
died suddenly early this morning) 
at his residence, 50 Clark St. of a 
heart ailment. He was 65.             
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See these homes this weekend in beautiful WESTRIDGE “of WATERFORD, 
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ay See APRIL 13, 1957 
} Government Asks Delay 
‘on Water Diversion Bill 
‘The State Department finally has 
* gotten around to asking that action 
* on the Lake Michigan diversion bill 
. be held up until completion of talks 
between the U.S. and Canada. 
ek SR 
Army engineers say that with- 
drawal of another 1,000. cubic feet 
per second for Chicago ultimately 
would lower levels of Lakes Michi- 
gan and“Huron by one inch. This — 
would be added to the steady 
decline in lake levels which has 
totaled three feet since 1952. - 
' A one inch drop, says Senator 
: Porrer of Michigan, an opponent of 
the bill, calls for lighter bulk carrier 
loads and a loss of 300,000 tons in 
* shipping capacity worth $240,000 
annually.   
  
  
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St ee de ee ee ae 
Wak .& 
Army engineers claim that di- 
version would mean a loss to this 
country’s existing and proposed 
power plants of 148 million kilo- 
watt hours. in a-three year 
period. The loss to Canada would 
be twice as much. Although the 
|. }* U8. loss would be only one per 
: cent of the total power, if the 
_ Chicago diversion becomes per- 
‘manent it would amount to 
_ $708,000 annually. 
; = kk itt 
The St. Lawrence seaway with its 
' power damsi¢@ mutual. project of 
: the U.S. and Canada. Certainly 
| Joint discussions should be held con- 
cerning Chicago's long fight for more 
lake water. 
_ - . United Nations Agency 
__.; Stamps Out Epidemics 
_. $A special issue of the Chronicle ot 
’ the World Health Organization 
' (WHO) tells the story of disease 
; control during the past few years. 
| ‘Im 1903 the first international 
co-operation to deal with epidem- 
ics was established. But it was 
not until 1951 after WHO was 
charged with the job, that effec- 
tive co-operation became a reali- 
ty. 
x «ey. & 
This organization keeps a sharp 
. lookout for epidemics and acts im- 
- mediately to reduce their spread 
* without unnecessarily restricting 
' commerce and travel. About 7,000 
+ health reports from 170 countries 
' Yeach WHO each year. Information 
; is broadcast daily in English and 
- French from radio stations in Geneva, 
. Washington, Singapore and Alexan- 
Individual countries enforce their 
.own quarantine laws, which must 
' conform to the international sanitary 
. code. Since its adoption in 1952 there 
have been no pestilential epidemics 
“caused by international travel. 
x * * 
Cholera has disappeared outside 
_of India and Pakistan and.there 
since 1950 the deaths caused by 
this plague have been reduced by 
85 per cent. Yellow fever is being | 
controlled over large areas due to 
mosquito eradication and vaccina- 
tion. Typhus, relapsing fever and 
smallpox are on the way out 
everywhere and no longer dan- 
 gerous from the point of view of 
international travel, . 
we. * + 
“As countries improve their sani- 
/tary conditions and succeed in.com- 
  a 2 ee So me ee * 
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  batting communicable diseases,’ 
' \@uarantine lessens in importance,” 
“mays the WHO report. 3 
aout is ‘a —_ inns result 
  . MEMBER oP AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS - = ana eoptin ade 
~ health “es 
As the result of a hairline major- 
ity in the recent election to the state 
ee India, a Com- . 
' munist. administration is scheduled 
to take over in mid-April. 
In the other 13 Indian states 
which elected legislatures,’ the 
Reds got less than one-fifth of _ 
the number of seats in each state 
won by the Congress Party of 
Prime Minister Nenau. The Com- 
‘munists have Jess than 10 per 
.cent in the national parliament 
compared with 75 per cent for 
the Congress Party. 
ee le 
Lying’ ‘along the southwest coast, 
Kerala isthe smallest of the Indian 
states, has the highest literacy rate 
and the worst economic conditions. 
The vote there may be a protest 
against the recent reorganization of 
the state’s boundaries on a language 
basis. Part of the former State ‘of 
Travancore-Cochin, now Kerala, was 
ceded to Madras. 
The constitution of India re- 
serves to the central government 
all powers not expressly vested in 
the states. The Nehru govern- 
ment, therefore, has the power to 
restrain the new Kerala regime if 
it acts in a manner not to the best 
interests of India. . 
+ ..%6%. *& 
Prime Minister Neuru in the past 
has dealt harshly with India’s own 
Communists while talking softly to 
"Moscow and Peiping. -It remains to 
be seen if Kerala’s state legislature. 
will cooperate with the central gov- 
ernment or seek to embarrass Mr.. 
NEHRU, 
  
The People’s Business: 
Top Republican 
Sensitive Job Occupied by 
Speaker Van Peursem 
By ROGER LANE 
“LANSING—As was somewhat belatedly 
pointed out this week, the spotlight in 
Republican affairs inevitably is going to 
play increasingly on House Speaker 
George M. Van Peursem, regardless of 
who likes it and who does not. 
&: & *   
This was assured by the spring elec- - 
tion sweep of Democrats that captured 
for them the state's top road-building 
and school supervision offices, and recog- 
nized by Freshman Republican legislators 
who called for a reappfaisal of their 
party. 
Whatever their colleagues thought 
of other things said by the 16 GOP 
first-termers in the House. There was 
no disputing the observation that 
Speaker Van Peursem “is now the 
highest. elective Republican office 
holder in the State.” 
Van Peursem shares some of the assets 
and handicaps of his better-known oppo- 
site number in the other legislative 
branch, Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart, presiding 
officer in the Senate—although, of course, 
Hart is a Democrat. 
wk & & 
Both are young—politically speaking— 
ambitious men with attractive personali- 
ties. They are attorneys and they are 
articulate. Hart, at 45, is just eight days 
Van Peursem’s senior. Both appear to have 
inviting political futures. 
LIMITED. FACILITIES 
And both are handicapped ifn the strict- 
ly limited facilities placed at their dis- 
posal by the government to discharge 
their functions. as they see them. 
x k * Because of the accident of wealth, Hart 
is in a better position to overcome his 
‘disadvantage. 
« . The demands on Van Peursem be- 
cause of the position he occupies in. 
his party already are rather heavy, 
and certain to increase, particularly 
in the preaching of the Republican 
gospel. 
Some of his colleagues want him, when 
the Legislature adjourns, to spend a good 
deal of time touring the state to spread 
the Republican doctrine and help arouse 
party enthusiasm in local groups. 
xk ker , But he has a living to earn and this 
won't be easy. Van Peursem’s salary as 
a legislator, including expense money, is 
- Only $5,000 a year, like Hart’s. However, 
Hart gets an additional $3,500 for serving 
on the State Administrative Board 
ONE SECRETARY. 
Both presidng officers are limited to a 
single secretarial employe .at state ex- 
pense. \Hart’s staff has béen supple- 
mented recently by an administrative 
assistant hired out of his own \pocket, 
plus some part-time volunteer = rete 
India’ s Communist State 
“GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS. AWW 1579     
  
  
God’s Great Encircling Love 
  
Days of All Faiths .   
3 i 
F 
ghar sek Lrbedeeie 
Matthew, chapter 21, verse 19). 
exed to discuss how they might i 
g 
Hb te rll 
il Tit 
day Jesus ate the Passover meal 
with His disciples and by His 
own new interpretations turned 
it into the Christian sacrament 
of Holy Communion. It was af 
this time He said, “This is my, 
¢ commandment, that ye love one 
another as I have loved you” 
(St. John, chapter 15, verse 12.) 
* * * 
Friday, called Good Friday 
(probably originally God's) Fri- 
day. This is the dreadful day of 
the Crucifixion, the Friday which 
has surrounded all Fridays ever 
since with superstitions, taboos 
‘and fears, and made Friday the 
unlucky day of the week. 
* x * 
Saturday, also called Holy Sat- 
urday or Easter Even, This is 
the quiet day after the heart- 
breaking tragedy. The Lord's 
body. lies in the Totmb, where it 
had been hurriedly placed.on Fri- 
day afternoon just before the be- 
ginning of the Sabbath at sundown. 
Christian doctrine. states (see 
Apostles Creed) that during this 
interim He descended into Hell,   
      
  literally Hades — the place of 
spiri' 
© naw sskhchiad, Explains Days of Holy Week Vales of the People:   
18-Year-Old. hobs Reason 
a Voting Privilege Is Denied - ME ris THE 
th Hi i . 
g re i i iM a* 
ape? it 
puget i } lg g 
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J z & 
g 
young-uns have twice as good -a 
chance of turning out right. . 
Interested Father 
* North Is Great; 
South Fine, Too’ 
About “Hillbilly” going back to 
wonderful south, but I still feel . 
Northerners have no right to act 
Post Office Men 
Deserve Day Off 
People are complaining about 
the mail closing down on Saturday. 
Don't post office men have a right 
to Saturday, off? They don’t get 
for it anyway. 
a 
  
Dr. William Brady’s s Mailbag:   
tle they break 
  nutrition. Use ’em the year around, prophets 
as you do, say, meat and po- & music now unites men of dif- 
ferent races, so it is the ally of tato. 
formation as per 
per... .(E. §.)”" 
_ Answer — What writer and 
when was yesterday? , 
“We sent for your pamphlet Cal- 
cium and Rheumatiz, In the eight 
weeks my husband has been sup- 
plementing his diet with calcium 
and D has improved steadily .., 
(Mrs. M.P.L.)” t * * * 
and our doctor there, ——~, held 
  “Good luck with your golf. My 
husband loved to play golf but he 
never seems to have time for it 
. (Mrs. W. L.)” 
as Seiy. as my 16-. 
year-old daughter is over the won- ‘Anna-wrecks-ya a Real Puzzler raise for postmen. ‘ahead 
be entitled to it. Can't we help 
thems. got thp vale? Thep need 
it, 
Z Mrs. Frank Pavlina 
1004 Arlene St. 
Sends in List. 
of Favorites 
to a complete stop and save lives? 
I'm for Stop Signs 
Pleased to See 
Ike Cut Speed 
The curent President has been 
speeding. Practically all the rest 
did, too. Remember they're driven 
    
  
split .« Case Records of a Psychologist: .   
Discusses Clergymen’s Influence 
Dr. H. ts what 1 call the “St 
  stead of the conventional pews. 
I spoke on my favorite toplé 
—“‘Jesus — the ..world’s Greatest 
- Applied Psychologist.” 
And I pointed out the fact that 
modern priests, rabbis and clergy- 
men are simply prophets such as 
Elijah and Jeremiah or Isaiah of 
old. F 
* x * 
A man like Dr. -H., who has three 
morning ‘services all throughout 
eee tan tan 
in' 25 years to more people than 
inhabited all of — at the 
time of Christ. 
more people during his lifetime, 
than did Elijah or Samuel 
other prophet of ancient 
And the radio or TV » such as Bishop Sheen, Dr. Bon- | 
nell, Dr. Cavert, Dr. Preston ‘Bradley, Dr. Sneed, Dr. John ff is 
  One of the wonders of the modern 
age is the fact that we can touch 
so many lives go quickly. 
Fe * * 
But that is a two-edged sword. 
For the forces of evil can purvey 
main address is generally in the 
evening. 
And since the jet plane crash 
- Inst July that took the life of my 
oldest boy, I deliver such talks 
    responding 
sheer harmony of the music it- 
self. : : 
And I reminded the chorus 
that they .would probably draw 
richer dividends throughout later= 
life on their music, than on math 
or geography or history. _ . 
“Music,” said Jobri Erskine, “js 
the only language in whieh you 
cannot say a meshor sarcastic 
That is very true, And music 
is the international language which, 
via church hymns, can bind Rus- 
sians and Americans, Chinese and 
Hottentots together faster than any 
other medium. 
   
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tea Bey 
_THE-PONTIAC PRESS. SaruRpay, "APRIL 18, 1957   
  
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al te of Jesus in   
  
  
    
© Church Service : Sunday ‘School 
Services at 
ani 
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First Service .. 
Bd Re Re ha 
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is 
; » Sunday School 
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4 
Commerce 
(W. Bloomfield 
  Evening 
eaee © Wednesday 
  TOWNSHIP. 
V.F.W. : Hall—W @etween Dixie & Gashabaw) 
Martin Renner, Vicar 
and 4 (West Bide) 
© Richard C. Stuckmeyer, Pastor 
ST. TRINITY Auburn at Jessie 
(East Bide) 
Ralph C. Claus, Pastor 
Sunday School . 
Second Service . 
eneeneas    | WATERFORD Blvd, 
». 9:30 A. M. 
+ 10:45 A. M. 
9 A.M. 
and 11 A. M, 
Sunday School-at 9 A. M. . 
d ll °A. M. 
+2 9:45 - Sy 
"8:30 A 
.-11:00 A. M. 
ST. PAUL — t Third 
orth aide) 
4 Goage! Mahder, Pastor 
Morning Service .10:45 A. M. © Sunday School an 9:30 A. 
BLOOMFIELD - TOWNSHIP 
Square Lake & Telegraph. 
Martin Renner, Vicar 
..»- 10:00 A.M. 
» Chuch Service .... 11:15 A.M. 
ST. MARK F Westacres Community House i Road 
Township) 
: Wm. C. Grafe, Pastor 
| Sunday School....10:00 A.M. : Church Service... .11:15 A. M. 
: * . 
Cedar Crest - Farnsworth off. Union Lk. Rd. > *(Next to Dublin ‘school) 4 
| Howard E. Claycombe, Pastor © 
© Sunday 9:45 and Ul: :00 A. M. alin St. 
30 Hill street at Cherry court, will 
e | begin at 11 a..n. Sunday with the 
“|traditional Festival of Palms. oe 
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  OEE EERE SI 
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' days of Jesus’ life. 
‘ On Wednesday, his subject will 
Eibe “The Perils of Rejecting     
>| ‘The Silences of Jesus’’ will be 
© | the theme of his Saturday ser- 
“| mon, 
| will preach Palm Sunday morning. Ss 
Rona ne is a 
Slates Services   
  Special Service 
Each Evening ‘The Crucifixion,’ a Film, 
to Be Shown Sunday by 
Youth Fellowship 
Coming to the Church of the 
Brethren next week to conduct spe- 
+ cial meetings will be the Rev. Har- 
“ry Arthur Whisler of Beaverton, 
He will speak of the last few 
Christ,” “‘The Lgrd’s Supper’’ will 
be his topic Thursday evening and 
on Friday he will preach on ‘The 
Trial and Crucifixion.” 
    
     
   On Easter Sunday morning, he 
will bring a message of the ‘“Res- 
urrection” and in the evening he 
‘|will speak on “Confronted by 
Christ.”’ 
The Rev. LeRoy Shafer, pastor, 
In the evening Mrs. Shafer will 
ice with the theme, 
ward the Cross.” 
The film, ‘‘The Crucifixion” will 
be shown at 8 p.m. sponsored by 
the Christian Brethren Youth Fel- 
_| lowship, “Turning To- 
    
Rev. Carl Nelson 
Worshipers to Receive 
Palm Crosses Made 
by Church Women 
The observance of Holy Week 
John’s Lutheran Church, 
* * *   
    
   
Sunday School i 
mp 
is 
Rev. and Mrs. b UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION CHRIST LUTHERAN - 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Airport @4. at Williams Lake Ré. 
SUNDAY SCHOOL . 9:30 A. M. 
Arvid EB, Andersen, Pastor 
Rev. Wm. LaFountain, Pastor 
The Common Service 11:00 a.m. 
desesaadlosci oeeeet0:00 a.m, 
BETHEL TABERNACLE First Pentecost Church ef Pontine 
10 a.m. 
Morning Worship 11 a.m. | 
| | Evangelistic Service 7:30 | rues. Eve. Service 7:30 | Thars. Eve. Service 7:30 E. Crouch 
1348 Baldwin Ave. 
_ FE 5-8256 
     
     
     
      
          
    
      
   The Senior Choir, directed by 
Mrs, Eugene Danielson, will sing 
“The Palms” by Faure and the 
Junior Choir will be singing “A 
King in His Glory” with Mrs. Roy 
The Rev. Cart W. Nelson's 
Palm Sunday message will be 
| “Christ the King.” 
Palm crosses made iy: ‘the la- 
dies of the church will be given 
each worshiper at this service and 
to the Sunday School children. 
Mrs, Roy Lewis, organist, - will 
play Handel's “‘Arioso’’ for .               
‘tory = r. The postlude will be 
—— ‘by Wach. 
|\CHOIR PRESENTS ORATORIO 
a 7:0 p.m. the Senior Choir 
t “The Seven Last 
Words" by Dubois. Guest soloists 
will be Mrs. Vilma Niinemann 
and Mrs, LaVon Ryden. 
The 20° voice Junior Choir will 
ibe heard in ‘Beneath the Shadow 
of the Cross’ by Herman — Bach. 
They will wear. their. new robes 
for the first time. 
* * * 
for a celebration of Holy Commu- 
nion. The Rev. Mr. Nelson stated 
jall the services are open to the 
public.   be in charge of the 7 o'clock serv-| 
The. congregation :will gather in = 
» St. John’s at 7:30 p.m. Thursday   
‘Pontiac Pastors’ 
  2 . = + +Confident Living “ \ 
G , 
| The neanen rig Schweitzer, Laubach Givel 
* hear Gospel Singers from Shreve Challenge to ‘Follow Me’ 
jayne celebs She hen ¥. oe ere | a Lapet Jawa fs porter, A few years ago, the young heir to a large part of the Mellon 
sca Today tis young doctor tn hs wite are i heb and 
interior among — 
  spired to make a bust of Dr. Schweitzer. Although he Is only an ama- 
teur sculptor, his’ bust is good enough to have.feund a place in the 
Smithsonian Institute, and reproductions of it haye been sold by the 
thousands to raise funds for Dr. Schweitzer’s work. 
this winter, which left Broadway's movie houses all but empty, two 
showings. of a wonderful film, “Albert Schweitzer,” played to full 
audiences. , 
x x*« * 
Who is this amazing man who has inspired poroin» to this extent? 
What has he done? What does he have? 
3 CAREERS ‘ 
» Albert Schweitzer is a man who has followed three careers —. re- 
ligious scholar, musician and medical missionary. In each of these he 
has achieved world fame — as a student of the life of Jesus, as an 
organist-interpreter of the music of Bach, and as the founder i the 
hospital at Lambarene in Africa. - 
* * * 
‘A recent book by Dr. Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa en- 
titled, “The Circle of Faith,” attempts to explain Dr. Schweitzer's 
secret and that of the other great religious leaders of all faiths in our 
writes, “to tell me the secret of the strength of Fulton Sheen. “That's 
easy,’ he replied. ‘It is all a matter of the disposition he has made of 
Jesus’.”’ 
Then Dr. Bach goes on to apply this secret to the lives of not only | 
Dr. Schweitzer, but also Pope Pius XII, the late Peter Marshall, Frank 
Laubach and many others. . 
‘FOLLOW ME’ 
To the question of what motivates great spiritual leaders, it seems 
best stated in the simple words of Jesus, “follow me." For two thou 
sand years some very wonderful men and women have heard these 
words in their hearts and have indeed followed Him. 
‘The paths by which they followed may have been different, but 
their objectives have been the same — to glorify God and to work 
His will in the world by helping and serving people. 
This next week, known as Holy Week throughout the world, com- 
Y memorates the last days in the earthly life of Jesus and millions will) 
|meditate upon His sacrifice. It is heartening to know that there are! 
increasing numbers of men and women who follow in His steps, the 
steps of love for their fellow men, willingness to sacrifice themselves 
for the world’s redemption, and faith in the goodness of the one God 
we all worship. 
(Copyright 1957) 
Annual Easter Program 
at First Methodist Church 
‘At 4:30 Sunday afterneon, the” The program will consist of: 
choirs of First Methodist Church .. -_ Lote ed Risen 
will combine their talents and   
9 and Carolers 
Mower Tins Up Its 
present the annual Easter pro-) Fece *...-. ae Ponsonley 
gram. Batons. a : Ee / Pred 
* * * 
Included in the musica] organ- ; Wittiame Caro 
Jesus — Is Risen’ "Today 
Thee. v Father, We Adore 
izations. of the church are the — ve ganaster 
Cherub Choir, the Carolers, the) Praise Ye the ses “Cact Her 
The following will be presented 
by the Adult Choirs, John 1:29-34, 
“Behold the Lamb of God;"’ Isaiah 
53:4 and 5, “Surely He Hath 
Borne’ Our Griefs;" and Isaiah 
53: 6, “All We Like Sheep Have 
Gope Astray.” 
* * * 
Other Bible readings and selec- 
tions will include Psalm 24:7-10; 
“Lift Up Your Head, O Ye 
Getes;"" 1 Corinthians 15:21-22, 
“Since by Man Came Death” and Songsters, the Junior Hig Choir, 
the Women’s Ensemble and the 
Sanctuary Choir. 
Each of the two youth choirs 
will sing two numbers. The Sanc- 
tuary Choir will sing six selections 
from. the Easter portion of Han- 
del’s Messiah. 
  tf Participating pastors will be the 
‘| Rev. Kenneth Hutchinson, pres- 
In a New York motion picture theater, during a heavy snow storm) 
time. And this is how he does it: “I once asked a priest,” Dr. Bach) Slate Service 
Scheduled 12-3 P.M. 
| in Central Methodist 
Thé annual. Tre-Ore Service 
sponsored by the Pontiac Pastors’ 
Association will be held from 12 
to 3 p.m. Friday in the Central 
Methodist Church. ° 
* a on 
ident of the association and pastor 
of the First Church of the Naza- 
rene; the Rev. Carl W, Nelson, St. 
John’s Lutheran Church; Rev. Karl 
Ostberg, First Congregational 
Church; and Rev. William Hakes, 
First Baptist. 
Others assisting in the service 
will be the Rev. Maynard 
Oesterle, Bethel Evangelical and 
Reformed Church; the Rev. 
Wayne Welton, Parkdale Church 
of the Nasarene; Rev. Orville 
Also serving during the program 
will be Rev. Richard H. Dixon, 
Trinity Baptist Church; Dr. Milton 
H; Bank, Central Methodist; Dr. 
William H. Marbach, First Presby- 
terian and Captain Magnus A. 
Michalsen of the Salvation Army. 
Organists for the’ Good Friday 
service will be Lyndon Salathiel, 
Charles Wilson and Mrs. W. H. i - - " ” 
       alm Sund 
. The Sacrament of Baptism for 
children will be celebrated at both 
‘the 9 and 11 o'clock services of the 
Orchard Lake Community Church 
on Palm Sunday, Rev. Edward D. 
Auchard will preach on the sub- 
ject, “Your King is Coming.” 
The Choraler Choir will present 
a choral reading -entitled ‘The 
ifixion”’ at both morning serv- 
ices, The Chancel Choir will pre- 
sent the anthem “Qe Hark! The 
Cry” by Scholin. 
On Sunday afternoon the Ses- 
sion of the Cliurch will meet at 
3 e’clock to receive the Commu- 
nicants’ Class and also other per- 
sons joining the Orchard Lake 
Community Church, elther on 
confession of faith or by transfer. 
The board of deacons will enter- 
tain all members of the church 
the traditional Palm Sunday recep- 
tion for mew members at 4 p.m. 
Mrs, James Crisman is presi- 
dent of the board of deacons and 
New Members 
to Be Received   
  received during the past year at “| 
ildren to Be palsies 
  Prepare your hearts unto the 
lord, and serve him only; and 
he will deliver you, & 
  
  ay Morning 
Mrs. Robert Stanger is chairman 
in charge of this reception. 
TO OBSERVE RITES. . 
The Orchard Lake Church will 
at 8 p.m. 
The service of worship will in- 
bers, the Sacrament of Holy Com- 
munion, and the Offices of Tene- 
brae, 
Rev. Mr. Auchard will pre- 
side, assisted at the Lord’s Table 
by the elders of the church, 
The Chancel’ Choir will present 
the following numbers, ‘‘God So 
Loved the World’ by Stainer, 
“Adoramus Te Christe” by Pales- 
trina and “Go to Dark Gethsem- 
ane"’ by Noble. 
Clarence Brown, tenor, will sing 
“He was Alone” by Paxson. observe Maunday Thursday en The Episcopal Church] 
sas ck a eee 
    fanday Services 9:15 and 115 AT 
Church Scheel, 9:15 A. M. 
THE REV. JOHN W. WIGLE, Vicar   
  
  
clude the welcoming of new mem-i{* 
| i 
i 
SUNDAY SERVICES 
Sunday School ....,.. 10. a.m. 
Morning Worship 11 a.m, 
Svcccoecooocoosevoocs 
Young People .. Wed. 7:20 pm. 
Rev. Marvin P. Hester 
“The Whole Gespel fer the oe eee 
    
  Whele World”—ONENESS 
  
  
    239 E. Pike. 
Bible School 10 A.M. 
Youth Service 6:45 P.M. 
  ZION CHURCH of the NAZARENE Rev. Robt. A. North, Pastor 
FE 4-6216 
Morning Worship 11 A.M, 
Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. 
Come and Test Our Welcome 
  
Beene aa TEM Lae GUINEA! wreath ROA NTS eM ANT ERNIE ICO 
  
  Pastors of Presbyterian 
Church to Conduct Holy | 
Week Services 
  Sink. 
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Solos will be sung by June Rohr, | 
contralto; Mrs. LaVon Ryden, con-, 
tralto; Mary Leonard, soprano 
and the Rev. Foy F. Lambert, 
‘tenor. . 
The service. will be divided into 
seven periods and worshippers) 
may come and leave during. the 
interludes between the periods. 
New Mission 
Elects Officers Vicar Martin Renner 
to Conduct First Class   | Holy Week will be observed at 
| the First Presbyterian Church with 
;a service of Holy Communion at 
7:3 p.m. Paarl Torey: 
Re aepe H. ee and the! 
Galen E. Hershey will con-| se   
Sunday School—9:45 A. M. “THE SALVATION ARMY (CITADEL) 
29 W. Lawrence Street 
SUNDAY SERVICES—— - 
Young People’s Legion—6 P. M. 
Holiness Meeting—11:00 A. M. Salvation Meeting—7:30 P. M. 
Thursday Prayer and Praise Meeting—7:30 P. M. 
§/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. Michalsen, 
commanding olficers-in-charge 
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED   
1   
  
pose the service and receive a. 
class of 30 young people into the’ 
membership of the church. 
A class of adults frorn the in-| 
struction group as well as persons, 
who are transferring from other 
churches will also be received. 
NOONDAY MEDITATIONS 
The women of First Presbyterian. 
under the leadership of Mrs, Les-| 
lie Ellis will be in charge of spe- 
cial noon day Holy Week medita-, 
tions, This service will be open to 
ithe publie everyday from 11 a.m.' 
to 1:30 p.m. | 
Captain Ericson Lewis U. S. N.: 
  of Confirmation 
At a recent congregational meet- 
ing of the Waterford Township 
Lutheran Church, the subject of 
buying a church site was dis- 
| cussed. 4 
* * * 
An average Sunday attendance 
as 83 for the month of March 
The following officers were elect- | 
ed: Ernest Mar, president; Ervin) 
‘Miller, vice president; Joseph. 
‘Kaul, recording secretary; Emil 
|Hagen, financial secretary; Nor- 
Mouser, Glenel Tyler and Ray- 
mond Walters, board of elders. 
Other officers will be Wilbur Col- 
grove, William Regentin and Wal- 
™! lace Zuelch, board of trustees; Vic- 
tot! for Baade, Harold Kettner and 
ro" Neldren Paull, parish education; 
Kenneth Arnold, Edwami Kohnke| 
and George Meyerhofer, missions; 
William Mouser, Henry Roehl and 
Raymond Zona, stewardship. 
Palm Sunday morning, the first) 
adult class will be confirmed at 
the 9:30 service. 
The Rite of Confirmation will 
be conducted by Vicar Martin Ren- 
ner with the following being 
received into membership, Mr s. 
Elmer Bain, Ella Wiles, Joan Ty- 
ler, Gerald Tyler and James Tay-             
  Revelations 19:6, 11:15 and 19:16. lor.   
Central Methodists 
fo See Film i in Color 
The Aldersgate “Fellowship will 
present the colored motion pic- 
ture, “I. Beheld His Glory” at 
7:30 p.m. Palm Sunday in Central 
Methodist Church. 
in color, it will depict 
days of the life of Jesus 
lius the Centurion.     The Senior Choir of St. Pdul 
Lutheran Church, Joslyn at Third 
Under the direction of Paul L. 
McMichael, the choir will sing ‘Go 
to Dark Gethsemane,” ‘God So 
At 7 p.m. and Maundy Thursday, St. Paul Lutheran enor 
to Present Passion Story   }man Pankner,. treasurer and Frank!     R., formerly of Annapolis, will ad- 
dress the Tuxis Society Sunday’ 
* * 
Ronald Newman will be in 
charge of the program and Betsy 
Bradley will provide refreshments. |           for this new mission was "aren OStET Cantata | ‘evening on ‘‘How Young People ]- 
'Can Contribute to Our Country's) 
Security." 
' * 1180 N. Perry 
871 Robinwood 
Schedule of Services: 
10:50 A.M. Sunday Worship 9:50 A.M. Sundey Bible School Pontiac Church of Christ. Phone FE 2-6269 
Milton E. Truex. Minister 
Phone FE 5-7642 
  7:30 P.M. Sunday Evening Service 
7:30 P.M, Wednesday Evening Service ; 
10:00 A.M, Thursday Ladies’ Bible Class—Sewing 
  
  SPRING MEETING, GEORGE SNURE, Evangelist, April 21st - 28th 
    
        | — 
  
~ CHURCH of CHRIST "7 LAFAYETTE sT. 
Sunday Morning Worship .............-.....005.05 10:00 a, m. 
Evening DORWNOG a ocictis wees eeeeueeess oce.cosceeecs 7:00 p. m, 
Saturday Song Drill .. eseecsee T30D. m, 
. “BACK TO THE OLD PATHS,” Jer. 6-16 
‘FE 8-2071 FE 5-1908 
    
to Be Presented | 
by Senior Choir | 
An Easter Cantata, “Love Tri-, 
umphant,"’ by van Denman Thomp.- | 
son, will be presented Sunday 
night at 7:30 in the Oakland Ave-| 
nue United Presbyterian Church, 
by members of the Senior Choir. , 
The cantata will be directed by 
William’ Coffing and at the organ. 
will be Mrs. Winifred Perrin. 
Soloists in the cantata wil! be 
Marilyn Vernon, Mrs. Fred 
Froede, John Allshouse, Mrs, Ger-| 
ald Schultz, Carl Matheny, Audrey 
Limkeman, Mrs. Richard Wilton, | 
Mrs. Gerald Shafer, Stanton Leve- 
ly, Nancey Tanner and the Rev. | 
Theodore Allebach, 
On Sunday morning at 10 the! 
pastor, the Rev. Mr. Allebach, will 
preach on the subject, “Hosanna 
to the Son of David.” Members.   
  
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 
Evening Service 
Rebert D. Winne, Pastor eh eee ee 
Family Bible Hour Wednesday ny eee Fundamental WATERFORD COMMUNITY CHURCH Andersonville Road — Near Dixie H'way 
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Apostolic Church of Christ 458 CENTRAL 
Morning Service Sunday 10 A.M. 
Evening Service ....7:00 P.M. 
SUNDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY 
AND SATURDAY = BISHOP L. A. PARENT, Pastor      
    
  
  
will be received and the Sacra-| 
ment of Baptism will be admin- 
  
    istered. | 
  
“For when we were yet without 
strength, in due time Christ died | 
for the ungodly.” | 
FRIENDS CHURCH 962 Voorheis Rd., K. of P. Hall 
Sunday School ..... bed 4S M.     
Rev. “Lather Addingten, Paster 
FE 2-638 
    
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Prayer Service Thurs. 
Saturday eee Service 
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Bible Study Sunday 
Sunday Evening Service .. 
Public Invited 
Hi. F. Lohr, Pastor 
SABBATH SCHOOL ........   
UNITY SABBATH WORSHIP ..... 
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING 
PRAYER MEETING       FIRST SOCIAL BRETHREN CHURCH: 
Young People's ee Tues. ... 
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_ Parent, Paster 
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. 7:30 pam. 
7:0 pm  * 
7:90 p.m. i 
  
  SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST : CHURCH 156 Mt. Clemens St. 
‘o Saturday 9:30 a.m, 
--+. Saturday 11:00 a.m, 
Saturday 6:00 p.m. 
Wednesday 8:00 p.m. eens gene 
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  11% N, Saginaw St. FE 2-4609 
    
  
Sunday, Ly 200 A. M. 
mehe Joki 
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Candlelight Service 
to Be Given by Youth 
The Junior Choir of New Bethel|ton H. Bank will speak on “God’s 
|Baptist Church will present the|Call to Us.” 
program at the Candlelight Serv-| Tomorrow 
ide at 6 p.m. Sunday in the Bray Preach on “I Am the Way, the 
Temple C.M.E. Church, 320 Rock-|Truth and the Life.” The Sacra- 
well St. Mrt. Ophelia Lee: is spon-/ment of Baptism and reception of 
sor for the group. 
  
  Dr. Bank will the traditional Candlelight Com-| “Open the Gates of the Temple” 
munion Meditation will be ob-| and “The Lord Bless You and 
served in the sanctuary. Dr, Mil-| Keep You.” - 
The Passion according to 
Mahder, | Sunday School .....10:00 A.M. | 
a aw ke lunch- a © \- a i 
eon served Ladies’ } Youth Service ......, 6: ' 
members*is scheduled for the 11\Guug with Mrs. H. E, Earheart in vangelistic Service. 7:45 P. M. 
    
            
  
        
  
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  “The public is invited,” said the o'clock service cheat: |] Wed Prayer Meeting 715 P.M: | 
M YY CHURCH Rev. R. A. Britton, pastor. A brief program, entitied.““Know Build Your | 
Sunday Scho! 0.00 A. M. Palm Su: Service ‘| Your Church” will follow, Home with Us | Morning io occiciiwe A.M || Rev. James Butterwortht, foun- The pastor extends an invitation i ee 
eve laeaee tine der of Clubland, southeast Lon-|in Unity Church at W ito the public to attend the entire 6 ae 
qBestuning at eine Ae ee ee toe al” “Uay a ber al Janet Lauer, Ted Lorenten, Joy | ae 
, Pustes States Pledges Church of Oakland Coun. Pree fellowship hour at| Ann Rattew Randall Rev. T. H. Staton, 
$28,000 to aid his project. ty wil bold the Palm Sunday ste funcheon, ip coe ond Rete Bap: | 2.8497 
-/ice at 11 a.m. in the church rooms, o 4a te : 
71% N. Saginaw St. Mrs. Blanche At the tecrning Palm Sunday Others will be Alvin Tank, Janet! 
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Joki will speak, a. service, 12 young people will speak| Thomas, Claralee Vollrath and| 
: 87 Hill Street at Cherry Court. : avined ‘Youth of Unity wit'meet}iteit Vows in the rite of confirme-| Donald Wiliams | 
ending re ee ee 9:45 A.M. seg y type gudcabaess oe . nts *- * * 
" . i fs from Pp. foe oles i : ot 
Morning W il W, Mele, 0. Ds Ponte 11:00 A.M. The i 1 Holy Week service will Those to be into the The p sto wil preach on" 
nay Owego Drive” ee hemes on i be held in the church rooms at] church fellowship will be Robert |Choic> That ‘ ” He will take 
Porvonage: pe eos J}7:30 p.m. Thursday, Askew, Killen Kay Duse, Ruth |his text from Psalm 8:19. 
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FIRST OPEN 
BIBLE CHURCH 1817 Joslyn 
1 Block WN. of Waltem Bidv. 
    
  
  
  
  REBINDING For Price Information Call: __ 
CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SALES of Bibles, Books, 
Magazines, Etc. 
  
  
  
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"Palm Sunday Message by the Pastor —    
               
       
   
   
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“ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL?” 
undey Services and Reading Room 
“Sundar aeoct 2 East Lawrence Street 
11:00 A. M Open Daily 
Wednesday ‘honing 11 A. M, to 5 P. M. 
Service 8 P.M. Friday to 9 P, M. 
Lawrence and Williams Streets 
  
_ “GOD HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS 
RADIO STATION CKLW 
800 KC 
" Bunday—9:45 A. M. "CHANNEL 7 
YOUR CHILD” TELEVISION 
SUNDAY—9:30 A. M. 
CAN HEAL 
    
  
  
ES a eet aa ee How Does Christian 
| Science Heal? 
Have you ever wondered whether 
the miethod of healing disease, overcoming 
poverty Christ, Jesus employed can be successfully 
used now? For an answer in simple, 
5 understandable terms atiend 
A 
_ “Christian Science: 
Its Message of Freedom” 
by LOUISE 8. KARPEN, C. 8. B. 
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, tist, in Boston, 
Massachusetts. and restoring harmony which 
  FREE LECTURE entitled READY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL — The Rev. 
and Mrs. James H. Luther are shown with their 
six children as they leave home for the observ- 
ance of national Sunday School Week at Silver- 
crest Baptist Church. Paul, Letha and Timmy 
are in the front row (left to right); David stands       
    
      
    
      
              
     
      
            
in front of his 
April 17. David, Mrs. Luther, the Rev. Mr. Luther, and 
Bob., The Luthers are celebrating their 8th an- 
niversary in the pastorate of Silvercrest Baptist 
Church and their 20th wedding anniversary _ Pentiae Prese Phete 
father; and in the back row are 
  
     of New York, New York 
      ‘The Divine Redeemer 
Sunday Morning Cantata 
‘On Palm Sunday morning at the SERVICES HOLY WEEK 
j11 o'clock service, the choir of 
First Christian Church will present 
“The Divine Redeem- 
aie Gounod. 
The following numbers will be Worship services will be con- 
ducted at 7:30 each evening dur- 
ing Holy Week with the excep- 
tion of Friday and Saturday. 
The general theme of the serv- 
ices, which will begin tomorrow | Tuesday, April 16, 1957 
at "8 P.M. in the 
*FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 
Scientist loffered: “Benedictus” with Janet 
Appleton, Nancy Bellman and Vir- 
ginia Taylor singing as a trio and 
“Hosanna” and “Calvary” by the 
choir, 
Mrs, asi Yang Gidcumb will 
sing “There Is a Green Hill supper, They will then attend the 
worship hour in a body, night, will center on the Cross 
and the words of Jesus. 
Wednesday evening the men 
meet at 6 p.m, in the church for 
The Elders will conduct the an- 
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Caineh ised. ‘ake weil 
  Ministers, Lay Leaders 
Urged to Active Work 
in Cause of Peace 
EAST LANSING — Two-hundred- 
and-fifty Michigan ministers and 
church lay leaders have returned 
to their home communities, chal-   
      
  
  
“REV. FLOYD WHITE 
BURLINGTON, 1OWA “will he quest speaker ct 
  
  
Near East Will Hear 
  Protestant Programs: NEW YORK — Plans for con- 
struction ‘in the Near East of a 
mighty 100,000 - watt radio trans- 
| mitter, as powerful as any in the 
th aa ese ee, will 
be built at a cost of $250,000 and 
the tually the whole Arabic-speaking 
world, said Dr. W, Burton Martin, 
executive head of RAVEMCCO,     REVIVAL SERVICE 
Starting Sunday, April 14 
and Continuing Nightly 
7:30 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT 
  
  s broadcasting unit of the National | memes 
Church Seminar |S#s Sten cent | Good Friday Service Its voice will heard in far-| . 
® away Indonesia South Africa, | starting at 12:00 P. M. 
Giv Ch | as well as in the Near and Middle | With the Dell Trio. 
5 Und enge wal be chumicnal and onloeal ee eee    
      
as well as religious. 
  
About 2,000 Methodists across 
the United States will study . the 
  missionary conferences this sum- 
mer. | FIRST OPEN BIBLE 
. CHURCH 
1517 
Joslyn Ave. 
      
      
  
today—we-cannot seek peace any 
longer by leaning on the broken 
stick of war,” he said, 
  Mili] SS “Visit the Church of the Old Fashioned Gospel” 
  Far Away.” nual Holy Week Communion Serv- 
‘Corner of Williams and Lawrence Streets 
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
You Are Cordially Invited to Attend 
  
  
  
  Morning W - $05 Auburn Ave. 
Full Gospel — Nondenominationel 
DR. and MRS. LELAND L. MARION, Pastors 
9:45 thru 12:15 A. M. 
orship and Bible School 
Shelfield Speaking at Ali Services 
Service 
  
‘ pio Asatte 
CANDLE LIGHT 
94S P. M. Choir Singing—"Getheomane to Calvary” 
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   ‘Smith will be heard in the duet, 
  Mrs, Paul Colton and Mrs. Joel|iee Thursday at 7:30 p.m. 
  
“ then ing "Reeurecton” and SQTVatiOn Army 
>. D. McColt, pastortO Hear Director Fi Christi will ch ’ 
i ineine, “O Jerusalem, JerussOf Men’s Center 
  
Mrs. 
bring the message at the elever 
o'clock’ morning worship service 
the message in the evening evan- 
gelistic meeting at 7:30. 
The Alders who recently moved 
to Pontiac will be in charge of the 
At the 11 o'clock service tomor- new Men’s Social Service Center. 
row on ae The Rev. Arvid An-| Before coming to Pontiac, the 
derson, pastor of Christ Lutheran in Detroit 
‘Church, Waterford Township, will| Alor, wee stationed . . the the Men's Social Service 
Center for three years as finan- 
cial secretary and assistant man- 
ager, 
Previous appointments were at.     The festive music will include 
anthems by the Senior Choir and) 
the two children’s choirs with Mrs.     
Open Forum FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 16 Chase Street 
ee ee eens weeveess- 10:30 8. m. 
7:30 p. m. 
Mr, Harry Baird of Royal Oak 
ee ee | . .Wed., 7:30 p. m. 
Friday, April 19, 7:30... Silver Tea   idren will be received into mem- 
| i 
  Wiley directing. gelistic and young peop! 
A large group of adults and chil-|as well as the regular field work 
Prior to his entering the Salva-| 
\bership at this service. At 7 p..m.| tion Army, he was with the engi- 
‘the Board of Administration will) neering department of the old Oak- 
be host at an informal receptionjand Motor Car Co., now Pontiac 
in honor of the new members. | Motor Division. 
The major’s parents directed 
    
  
  GOSPEL SINGING SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 3 P. M. — by First General Baptist Church at 
Pontiac High | 
               
      
  Auditorium 
The Weatherford 
Nationally Known Gospel 
Singers of Radio and TV 
e . 
THE HIGHLAND 4)Salvation Army activities in Pon- | 
itiac in 1914-15 and 1925-28. 
  
Bring ye all the tithes into the 
storehouse, that there may be meat} 
‘in mine house, and prove me now 
|herewith, saith the pa of hosts, | 
\if. I will not open you the windows 
of heaven, and pour you out a 
blessing, that there shal] not be) 
School 7 — enough to receive it. Z | 
    
  
—F eaturing— 
Quartet Major Ernest Alder will) 
and Major Ernest Alder will bring|the St. James Episcopal Church 
‘Martin Wager and Mrs. John, Minneapolis and Omaha in evan-/§cale- Model -Model Ships people's SS) 
christened 
| monies full of Seventeenth Century 
‘teenth Century seadogs, The ships 
will be sailed from Jamestown on 
|short cruises and will be moored 
in the James River, to form a 
Restoration.   REV. IVOL I. CURTIS 
Rev. lvol |. Curtis 
to Broadcast Sunday 
On a coast to coast broadcast, 
of Los Angeles, Calif. has been 
asked to broadcast over the Col- 
umbia Church of the Air at 9:30 
a.m. Eastera Standard Time CBS. 
The Rev. IL Curtis, pastor of 
St. James and former rector of 
All Saints Episcopal Church, Pont- 
iac, will preach. 
The coast to coast broadcast has 
been a radio feature of Columbia 
Soe eee for many years.   to Sail James River 
NORFOLK, Va. — F ul l- scale 
reproductions of the three little 
vessels which brought America’s 
j|founding fathers to Jamestown 
jhave been here, in cere- 
pageantry. 
Product of many years of re- 
search, the ships were constructed an 
with the materials and methods of 
Elizabethan shipbuilding, Instead 
of nails or screws, the vessels are 
fastened together with wooden 
itrunnels (“‘tree-nails’’), 
They will be manned by Norfolk 
area yachtsmen dressed as Seven- 
permanent part of the Jamestown 
  By a vote of 280 to 270, the 
French Assembly is putting on its) 
agenda a proposal to end state 
aid to church schools. Five pre- 
vious unsuccessful efforts have presented to Sir Winston Churchill peace. j 
He reported that a recent survey | 
showed that most churches have 
no committee work or activities in 
this field. 
The event was sponsored at Kel-. 
logg Center by the Lansing and| WPON—SUNDAY—8:00 A. M. 
SUNDAY SCHOOL ..... sole aale vies isis ». 9:45 A. M, 
“MORNING WORSHIP . .«..-1l O'CLOCK 
EVENING SERVICE 7:45 O'CLOCK 
Sermon Dedicated to Young People 
Tuesday and Thursday, Mid-Week Services 
REV. W. C. WIBLEY, Minister overtone 
  Michigan Councils of Churches and! 
the MSU Committee on Church-| Related Programs. 
British Heritage 
Will Be Theme 
at Jamestown 
fcan exhibition, "The Brith Her. tage,” is being produced in Eng-| 
land by the British Government, for | 
    
  
  display at the 1957 James-town 
Festival, 
ground of American colonization, 
the influence of the British legacy | 
on the American way of life, and 
an exposition of British policy,’ 
Gemonstrating the development of 
a Commonwealth to the® present 
        ‘THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Baldwin and Fairmount 
Invites you and your family to the last 
week-end of its special Pre-Easter Services 
HEAR—Rev. Jason Felter, Guest Speaker 
Mark Waddell on his “S Trombone” 
The Waddells Inspirational Singing ‘ Tonight and Tomortow Night 7:30 P. M. 
Sanday Morning Worship .. LIAM. 
Sanday School for YOU and your FAMILY .10 A. M. 
Pilgrim Y. P. $. ......... oe 6:45 P. M. 
“The Little Church with the Big Heart” 
wants to help you and your family 
to the better things in life E. C. SWANSON, Minister ‘ROY OVERBAUGH, &. 8, Supt. eee eee nne 
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.Culminating feature of the ex-   
  hibition is a display symbolizing 
the milestones in the history of, 
a on both sides of the At- 
It will include the Magna Carta, as well as the town crier’s bell 
  in December, 1955, by the trustees | 
  of Colonial Williamsburg Inc, 
Methodists Dedicate 
Algiers Girls’ Hostel 
  $:45 A.M. Sunday School 
Classes for all ages. 
11:00 A.M. Worship 
“The Sacrifice of 
Calvary.”    
         
            6:45 P.M. Youth 
Fellowship Program 
7:30 — = a ae 
Theme: “ What?” 
Wednesday 7:30 P.M, eae and Bible Hour 
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH 135 Prospect O. E. Eastman, Minister 
    
ALGIERS — In the midst of the   
Division of Christian Servite of the 
Methodist Board of Missions has 
dedicated a new girls’ hostel — 
      
  
  political and social turmoil in| gm 
French North Africa, the Woman’s! | 
“in the calm assurance that North) @ 
Africa needs Christ more than|j 
  FIRST CHURCH OF: THE BRETHREN 
4 NORTH ROSELAWN 
* “Amid a Rabble’s Cry ... 8 Man Went Forth te Die” ; 
© Sunday Scheel 1¢ A. M. Morning Message by the Pastor, 11 A. M. “ 
Evening Service at 7:00 P.M.—Turning Toward the Cress” < 
B.Y.F.D., 8:00 P.M. Esbter Services, April 17th te Pst 
by Arthur Whisler, Nightly at 7:30 P.M. 
REV. LEROY SHAFER, Paster    
    
    
         
   
     
     
          
  
  
      Te P.M. , Sunday—Guest Speaker 
\ Silver Tea, ae fi | 
    
        PARK CHOIR been made to have the proposal 
° ‘debated in Parliament. a anything 
CRUSADERS — Bishop Ferdinand Sigg, of Switz- 
‘QUARTET . CHURCH OF THE , Jeriand, visited the property in 
FLINT’S Usane Crary Jr. High Schoo “toe Auber Aue closed: for lack of, mleontries - $01 Cass Lake Rd. N. — ; GOSPEL Fi aaa deus Worth off 1 | mening 109 ras P. M. -_ reg heat wes haing ope to 
® . Sunday School ... 9:45 A.M. 1 Diane Seaman, of Detroi . When Bishop Sigg saw the 
Foal | ya oy oY you can’t sell this! It has been 
BAGGETT FAMILY “BEHOLD, THE KING dedicated to the glory of God!” 
TICKETS © cad ) CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC And so more than ayear on Advance Sale ........... $1.00 Evening Service ... 7:30 P.M. SCIENCE CHURCH Siled with me, ried Yt il 
At the Door .......-.-... $1.50 “SEWING AND REAPING", |] \ 20 Whittemore Street 4 years ‘of service, was Conse- 
Children eee beedeeerrtves REV. G. J.. BERSCHE, ‘Pucter | i 7:00 P.M. Sun, Eve. Prayer Service crated as a Christian hostel for 
FE 4-7172 FE 56175 220 N. Cass Lake Rad. 
  CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH G. W. GIBSON, Minister. . FE 4-0239 
347 North Saginaw 
Bible School ....0..ccccecccccssccee 9248 AM. 
Morning Worship ................. - 11:00 A.M. “ALL OUT FOR CHRIST” 
Young People Meeting ............... 6:30 P.M, (FOR ALL AGES) 
Evangelistic Hoar no :30 PM. ANTATA ron the CHOIR:: “RISEN INDEED” 
Severs NESTING NIGHTLY. at 7:30 P. x i 
Mihctiver bpesttes SChoir Singing 
    
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ed on Stores 
  
   
  
      
  
West Huron at Wayne 
Rev. W. MH. Marbach 
Rev. G. E. Hershey 
Worship Services       ‘such settlements are creating “ru- 
ral slums,"’ Miss Lowry is national 
‘director of the migrant ministry 
jin partnership with the Division of; 
|Home Missions of the National 
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doors are aluminum. 
banquet seating of 225 persons. 
' conducted by many communions More than 5,000 feet of wire were 
used in the building and 1200 feet 
‘of conduit pipe. 
  MARIMONT BAPTIST CHURCH -— The new addjtion to Mari- 
mont Baptist Church will be dedicated at 3 p.m. Sunday. Built of 
‘brick, it houses the new sanctuary with a seating capacity for 
600. Of contemporary architecture, the building is situated on West 
Marimont Baptists fo Dedicate New Addition Sunday ‘ ~~ epen for business on Sun-| 
d It appealed to those merchants 
4 to “reconsider their decision” 
é ~ best interest of the commu- 
ty. 
> Seven clergymen signed the 
a council statement, representing 
> First Methodist, First Presbyter- 
4 ian, Grace. Episcopal, Gil Mem-; 
a orial Baptist, Zion Evangelical and} 
> Reformed and American Lutheran 
‘ —— and the Salvation Army 
> 2s 2 *£ 
> At the same time the Michiganj 
“8 Bible School ...,.11:20 A. M arg dy pot $ sey lO ALM. 
> Worship .........10:00 A, M. — that the drive “‘to stop 
et “OSIAH TO THE unnecessary buying and % _'- $ON OF DAVID" Se ge 
Youth Fellowship 6:00 P. M. ~ ‘referred t to tte oon Ed- 
y Evening Service ...7:30 P. M. 4! ward sagt Se § Centcia “LOVE TRIUMPH” Cotnolic valott pulpits two weeks ago, in- 
Wednesday Prayer structing church members not to , ; 4 Meeting .........7:30 P. M. q/patronize stores which open on 
> : Sunday. 
: JOSLYN AVENUE Schan @ ote cone toes a ook > y away 
> Jestyn at Third oe “to stop Sunday 
> Bémund L, Wotkine, Paster shopping, shopping . 
~ p Bible Schoot ......9:30 A. M. a Dr. H. H. Savage of the First 
y Worship iss. ...+1048 A. M. Pastor to Confirm ~ eetvmeaey eae avis <f doa: Youth Fellowship 6.30 P. M. p.m. at the service of ded- 
> Evening Recs ..7:30 P. M . : ication for the new addition to 
y Wed. Night Prayer 7:20 P. M. hildren Sunday —— > ees “The Rev. Richard ‘Simek.| Dr. Tom Malone of Emmanuel 
p AUBURN HEIGHTS 4) yer, panto, wil contin 24 en |Saptit Church anda ormer pas dren at the 11 o'clock service Palm|*" : > «S486 Primary Street ing and the Rev. Ralph Montague , 3. Harvey McCann, Paster Simday morning in Grace Lutheran! wit) offer the invocation. 
P Bible School ........10 A.M. oy ‘James Forman will direct| Greetings will be given b ' y Mrs. 
y wonky wabeuaewere 11:18 A.M. = Children's Choir in “Loud| H. H. Savage, Floyd Miles, Andy “THE HUMILITY OF JESUS” osanna.”’ Stimer, Kenneth Hempstead and 
> Youth Fe 6:30 P.M. Wallace Turner will assist the] the Rev, Ray Himes. Joe Davis 
4 Saar pastor at the altar at the 9 a.m.| will sing several selections, 
: service. He is the first young man 
> COMMUNITY UNITED ¢\trom Grace Lutheran to study for| Others Participating tn the pre 
ys PRESBYTERIAN =—¢the, ministry. Currently there are/CH"Gavette, George Cork,” Else-| ; CHURCH eight students from the church in —— ‘and Nelson Matthews 
4 Lotheren Theslegical schonls. Built of brick, the addition >  Drayten Plains, Michigan houses the main auditorium, the 
) (Wd. Tecuwissen, Jr, Paster Church Worker Attacks choir lott and two overflow rooms 
y Bible School «.... $45 A. M INation’s Rural Slums = [=m =. ttl senting capeaty 66 orning Worship .11:00 A. M. @! a oe 
> Youth Groups .... 6:30 P. M. oe ~ et reel shanty} The walls are a rose beige 
Evening Worship . 7:30 P. M. ." where migrant workers) with mauve draperies at the win- 
P Wottnesday Prayer cad live in shacks made of boards and dows and a beige tile fleor cov- 
> Study Hour . 7:30 P.M flattened oil cans, with no water,| ering, The pews of oak are fin- 
> an: —_ , electricity or garbage disposal) ished in wheat with coral plastic — cilities was described at a meet-| seats, 
: == ing last week of church leaders. 
P sb . year - round program of the sri lgene 3 church poder All ‘churches’ minis to migrants, | ws are y 
re yter ian | Miss Edith E. pel warned that/With pink. The vestibule 
The basement auditorium has a 
jf 9:30 and 11 a.m. ' Council Church 
Church School =f 9:30 and ll am. | aan pares: 
‘beside the still waters.     He maketh me to lie down in 
he leadeth me 
  
  
All Saints Episcopal Church 
Williams St. at West Pike 
The Rev. C. George Widdifield, Rector 
The Rev. Lewis W. Towler, Curate 
SUNDAY SERVICES 
8:00 A.M.—Holy Communion 
9: 30 A.M.—Morning Prayer and 
Blessing of Palms 
Church School 
11:00 A.M.—Festival Procession, Morn- 
ing Prayer and Sermon by 
the Rector 
Church Schoo! il | nna 
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ST. ANDREW'S 
PISCOFAL og: nel ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL 
Milford, Mich. 
8:00 A. M.—Holy Communion 
7 Pe = % 
9:15 A. M.—Corporate 
1:00 A: M—M Communion 
sa Soe 9:58 A. M.—Chureh School and Sermon 11:00 A. M.—Ante ——— an 
& preparation for Easter 
by the Rev. Communion—Church School 
Robert J, Bickley, Vicar Note: Blessing & Distribution 
of Palms at each Service 
          The church is heated with an oil 
fire hot water furnace. 
Besides the banquet room used 
also as an assembly room, there 
is a youth room, kitchen, two glass 
rooms, rest rooms and several 
‘class rooms. - 
The pastor’s study, nursery, 
| conference room and church of- 
fice js on the first floor ae the       islenand Baptist Church is a 
‘branch of the First Baptist Church 
on Baldwin-avenue; later it moved 
ito Wever School. 
* * * * 
In a short time, the group felt 
a church was needed so the pres- 
ent land on Walton and Hollywood 
was purchased. The church was 
jerected and dedicated on March. 
/19, 1938. 
| Former pastors were the Rev. 
\Forrest Dean, Dr. Tom Malone, 
ithe Rev, Ralph Montague and the 
\Rev, C. Roger Johnson. At the 
| present time, the Rev, David Mor- 
me serves the. church, 
Marimont Baptist has a mem- 
bership of 250 and a Sunday   
| School attendance of nearly 375   
  
entral Methodist Rev. Milten BH. Bank, D. D. Minister Calvin ©. Rice, B. D., Asst, 
Sunday School 9:45 A.M. 
Identical Service Sunday 
8:30 A.M. and 10:45 A.M. 
“I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” 
Dr. Milton H. Bank, Preaching ; 
(Broadcast Over WPON 11:00 A.M.)    
  | The call letters DYSR of the with Robert Gavette, superinten- 
dent, 
The missionary budget of $9,500) 
supports several missionaries. and 
‘partially takes care of others. 
A week of dedicatory services 
wil begin Monday when Sunday 
School Open House will be held) 
Church Will Expand 
Mission Broadcasts   
jchurch-supported radio station   
  
  
GOODWILL GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 2287 Auburn Road—1; Mile West of Crooks Road 
Sunday School. 10 A. M, — Worship Service, 11 A. M. 
Wed. 7:30 P. M. — Evening Worship, Sat., 7:30 P. M.: 
&.S. Supt. ones Barleson: Pastor, Rev. Billy Brown—FE 8-8692 
  which beams religious and‘ educa- 10 Risen — i ‘as hich os ip.m. 
From Tuesday night continu- 
ing through Easter, the Rev. and   Walton boulevard with a frontage of 325 ft. and 215 ft. on Holly. 
wood ayenue, Lee Butler of Detroit served as original architect 
me ee ne eee ee ee 
tor friends and parents from 7 to 9| Mets from Spring City, Pa.. will |and musical bells which will be| 
conduct a series of meetings at heard at the programs. . 
7:30 each evening. 
They not only preach but playjernoon, Mr. and Mrs, Place will 
Mrs. Lester Cc _. evange- |the piano, saxaphone, marimba/present a sacred concert, | 
    
  At 3 o'clock Easter Sunday aft- 
  
  Seven Last Words of Christ” by 
sung in the parish hall of St. V 
Church today and Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Shown 
as they discuss the solo and choir parts for the PALM SUNDAY MUSIC — The oratorio, ‘The 
will be 
t de Paul all male choir 
to right); Dominic Kline, director and organist 
and Arthur LaFave Jr., 
located at 197 S. 
       
         
Pontiac Press Phete 
are Joseph R. Miller, tenor (left 
baritone. The hall is 
Parke St. 
  
Four Church Choirs 
fo Present Evensong 
The annual Lenten Evensong 
presented by the choral union of the 
First Congregational Church will 
be held Sunday, at 5:30 p.m. 
The Choral Union is made up of 
the Chancel Choir, the Church of 
Youth Choir, the Junior Choir and 
the Probationers’ Choir and is 
directed by Charles A. Wilson, 
minister of music. 
Following the Evensong, the 
Music Board and the Choral 
Union will be hosts to the con- 
gregation at a coffee hour in the 
church recreation hall. 
The program is as follows: 
Organ Prelude: 
In Death's nee Grasp the 
Saviour 
a bien Meditation: The Choral 
The by - -se Unie: 
Vietory ‘Old Alsatian Easter Carol 
The Probationers’ Choir 
  Jesus Son of God.,...0..-. eee Pollack 
At Easter Time... * Vandevere 
The Chancel C 
Alletuia..... . ndall Thompson 
Marche au Suppli ih de 
ia Passion . Paul de Menkoongrens 
Mr. ‘Wilson 
The “reerenged a 
Dark was Led cae 
Clours. geben Michael Haydn 
ean oO Gon tte wilson Paul de Maleingesu 
Union The Choral 
— rich anneal 
. Harvey Gaul 
The Vesper ie open to the public c 
  
  tional programs from the Philip- 
pines, will soon reach into most 
of the Far East. 
The National Council of Church- 
@s has announced that the present 
10,000-watt station in Dumaguete) 
City, P.1. will be stepped up to 
  100,000 watts, enabling its signal   
  
FIRST METHODIST. 8. Saginaw St, at Judson "Paul T. Hart, Pastor 
10:00 A. M. Morning Wors 
11:15.A.M. Chureh ie 
4:30 P.M. Choir Vesper Service 
6:15P.M. Youth Fellowship 
No Evening Service 
% Lenten Night Di Thurs. 6:30 P. M of Holy Comm ig nner         ING" 
          
          to reach Indonesia, Burma, Thail- 
and, India and other countries in 
  Koreans Given Housing 
by Seoul Missionaries 
A 60-family village for Korean h operated as an An interdenominational Institute 
for Advanced Pastoral Studies, 
designed to fill the post - ordina- 
tion training needs of the clergy 
has been established at Bloomfield 
Protestant Episcopal Church. 
: * * * 
The Rev, Reuel L. Howe, S. T. D 
professor of pastoral theology 
at the Protestant Episcopal. Sem- 
inary in Virginia for the past 
thirteen years, has accepted ap- 
pointment as director of the newly- 
founded Institute. 
Conceived and planned jointly 
by members of the clergy and 
the laity, the Institute. will be 
experimental 
pilot project. _ 
Its services will be offered to 
ministers of all denominations who, Institute to Offer Pastors. 
Training for Parish Duties: 
Hills, under the auspices of the — 
     
  REV. KR. L. HOWE 8. T. D. 
           
              
   \Children’s Choir to Sing Sunday 
‘The Sanctuary Choir will pro- dvide the music for this traditiona) 
service 
Included in the selections will be 
the German chorale, 
|Head, Now Wounded,” an arrange- 
ment of two 16th Century hymn 
‘}tunes taken from Est's 
and the familiar ‘Tis Midnight.” vse sa ios teigaeaee 
Jed ea SAM, tho, tang of Cit. 
  
  
  jat St. Luke's * jie, ch ee 
The Chancel Choir, composed’ off _ CONGREGATIONA ane Li oa er ook at the 
Sishedat Chak At tide een CHURCH . fie a.m, ~ 
children and infants will be bag-| 1,= Maren St 98. Clomene ig ag music wit be furnished Kare oa gels se 
r. ALMS OR THORNS” The pastor; Rev. Kenneth seagesl ony san 
Stephens, will preach on “Life and Preaching 
ee Seven. Worship & Church School ey, Se 10:30 A. M, sciaken Gar oe chene'end ot S100 “THY KING COMETH” 
p.m., preceded by a fellowship Rev. Malcolm K. Burton, 
dinner at Preachin   
    
  
“O Sacred) 
Psalter, 
      
  
    
  
  FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 
Oakland and Saginaw 
Pontiac, Michigan 
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor 
_ Rev. W. E. Hakes, Ass't Pastor 
Our responsibility-——the World; Our resources— 
the Word. ° 
SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A. M. 
(Classes for All Ages) 
MORNING WORSHIP—10:45 A. M. 
“WHO CRUCIFIED JESUS" - 
Dr. M, M. Savage Speaking 
EVENING WORSHIP—7:00 P.M. 
MUSICAL PROGRAM BY THE CHOIR 
           
         
    
  
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH “An Americon Baptist Convention Church” 
West Huron at Mark 
9:45 a. m.—Church School, classeq for all ages; 6 adult classes 
11:00 a, m.—Sermon “The Palm Sunday Crowd” 
6: ee m.—Fellowship Hall for young people 
outh Fellowsh 7:00 p. ee te stead Y 
7:30 p .m. esday—Holy Week Servies. 
Dr Joseph I. Chapman, Pastor Baptism      
     
   
        
raaine soli an cee Pa a ee st 
  
  Emmanuel Baptist Church 
Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake Ave. 
Departmentalized Sunday School tor All Ages 
Auditorium Bible Class 10 A. ae   
10:00 A. M. 
‘The Jews in Egypt” Gen Ch. 46 
Evangelist Bob Ecton 
“National Quartette” 
    
  Radio WPON—1460 Disl—10:15 9. m. to 10:45 a. m.        
11:00 A. M. 
REV. PAUL VANAMAN 
          7:30 P. M. 
REV. HERBERT NOE 
Baptismal Service 
        
      
  Large Chorus Choir et All Services   
  Sunday School Attendance Lest Sundey—1,332 
Dr. Tom Malone, Pastor ,     
   
      
    
  
    
   B. T. U. Sunday School 
Morning Worship ... 
Evening Worship 
Wed. Prayer Meeting 
Affiliated with Southern Baptist Convention COLUMBIA AVENUE 
BAPTIST CHURCH 64 West Columbia Ave. 
9:45 7 ee Oth Oe ee ee ee 
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ev Dede eeeone 
eee ee A. M. 
Sewers rs 11:00 A.M, 
.. 6:30 P.M. 
7:30 P.M. 
. 7:30 P.M. 
    
  
  
or more. 
* * * 
Its curriculum will be centered 
on the study of pastoral theology, 
with special emphasis in the var- 
jous aspects of pastoral care, par- 
ish administration, adult education 
and community relations, 
SHARE KNOWLEDGE Pf 
The Institute's program of 
“Jearning-through-sharing” will be: 
based on the actual experiences of 
the clergy. 
. Through the case study system 
and similar methods, students will 
be afforded an opportunity to share 
the knowledge acquired by them- 
selves and their colleagues in the 
‘practice of their profession. 
The Institute will operate at 
Bloomfield Hills in collaboration 
with Christ Church Cranbrook. have been ordained for five years, _ 
          oo ee oe ee 
    
  
  ” WESLEYAN @ NORTH L 
V0: 00 SUNDAY SCHOOL W. ¥. B.S. 6:45 PL Me Rev. Robert L. DeWitt ,and a 
group of lay members of the_ 
parish have heen instrumental | 
in the establishment of the cent- 
er which has been incorporated — 
separately with its own board of | 
trustees, . 
* * * Sundey School 
Morning W 
Evening Service FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Building—S460 Williams Lake Rd. 
eee eee ee ee eee ew - 
“Cm 
Pareto eo 
“OPPORTUNITY GONE” 
Musical Director, Bob boca 10:00 a.m. 
ee ee 
ST, THE ONLY WAY" 
    
  
  A group of laymen raised $100,- 
000 to finance the Institute during 
a two-year experimental period. 
* * * 
Members of the Greater Betroit 
business community who partici- 
pated in planning and financing 
the project, in addition to the lay 
    members of the first board of 
trustees, include Ernest R. Breech,   Paster--REV. LEK LaLONE “DONELSON BAPTIST mevnagic™ Elizabeth Lake Ré. st Tilden 
Sunday School +7. eo, Morning Worship .. 
Jeantor and Beginners’ Cherch 
Youth Service ............. dss sacveevgaus deuses stan 
Evening Chureh Service ..... BERBER OAD OC Ip SOC ROE 
Midweek Service . ......cesseevseecies » 1p Mm Wednesday 
8. & Supt—ARTHUR EWALD 
  
  
  
L. L. Colbert; Benson Ford, Robert: 
F. Grindley, Harvey R. Hansen,| 
Dr. Luther R, Leader, William G. | 
Lerchen, Jr., and Milton A, ‘Man-| 
ley.   
  
FIRST, FREE 
    ~ $01 Mt. Clemens Street 
Church of the Light and tile 
11:00 A. M— “Triumphant Though Crucified” 
- Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. 
Worship, 
Prayer ogre eg Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. METHODIST 
Hour. 
F.M.Y., 6:30 We M. 
7:30 P.M. 
         
  Choir Rehearsal 
Singing Service to Follow ....0+: 
Morning Worship .... 
Sunday Evening Service ee ae ee nee 
eeeeeeeeear 
seene FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH 249 Baldwin Ave. - FE 47172 
. 7:00 P.M. 
. $00 P. M, 
veccesesceses SHS ALM, 
11:00 A.M, 
. 7200 P.M. 
Wedueedey Prayer ond Bible Study 7:07. 
Thurs. Ws. Bible Schoo! 7 P.M. 
    11:00 WORSHIP | ov 7:30 P.M. : ms 1. Music Director Rey. Cc D. Fries, Paster! ; Lyal n. aot os Phones FE 2-4252—FE 2-0055 i : 7 _Lewtit Begget 
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*- modeled by members of Fashions rie the well-dressed nen will be 
the Women’s Auxiliary to 
the Oakland County Medical Society when they pre- | 
sent a style show. by Hilda’s April 25. The showing 
“will be held at Birmingham Community House at 
  of Coseyburn drive, Mrs. 
Lake road, Mrs. Donald H: 
Mrs. N: E. Durocher of Old Orchard drive (left to 1:30 p.m. Four of the models are Mrs. 
     
   
            
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Pontise Press Photo 
Roy Landry 
Arnold Brown of Cooley 
oyt.of Maceday Lake and. 
  
William Wright 
Speaks to PTA 
of Owen School 
_ “Reporting to Parents” was the 
Twain. School, 
of the citywide PHS Teacher to Direct State Chorus 
An announcement has been made 
from the University of Michigan 
lSchool of Musie that George H. 
Camp, Interlochen, Aug. 5 through 
18. 
* * * 
music at Pontiac High School. 
Each summer for the past 2%   
of the central 
William Johnson, John Giles, Rob- an opportunity for     years the university has provided 
talented school 
4musiciansto-study for two weeks 
at the National Music Camp at 
Interlochen. 
This year this service has been 
broadened to include an Interme- 
diate Orchestra, and will for the 
‘second time provide a program for 
,|students whose major interest is in 
drama and speech, as well as 
music. 
* * * 
The purpose of the all-state pro- 
    Fouts presided at the tea table. gram is (a) to provide a laboratory 
Mr. and Mrs. 
street an- 
gagement of 
Janis Pauline, 
_.to Ralph 
chester road, 
Blanzy of 
Front. street. 
No date has 
been set for   Putnam will conduct the 22nd All| 
State Chorus at the National Music 
* Mr, Putnam is director of vocal 
Paul E. Boyer 
of West Huron 
nounce the en- 
their daughter, 
Blanzy of Dor- 
son of Michael ann Arbor May 17-19. Announce- for representative students from 
all schools in the state to pursue 
ian intensive course of study, in 
which individual and group in- 
struction and organization are em-. 
phasized; (b) to achieve maximum 
development and unrestricted ad- 
vancement on the part of the in- 
dividual, so that he thay be able to 
transmit his gainful experiences to 
others when he returns to his local 
school ; 
      Last year about 70 per cent of: 
the students who attended were 
sent on supplied by 
leeal schools or clubs, This prac- 
tice is growing, and it Is doing 
much to raise the standards of 
music throughout the state. 
The All-State Chorus will present 
two concerts—Aug. 11 and Aug. 18. 
7   
Initiation Ritual 
Held Wednesday 
by Secretaries 
Edythe Perry, president, con- 
ducted the initiation service at the 
|Wednesday evening. meeting of 
Pontioak Chapter of National Sec- 
retaries Association. 
* * * 
New members initiated were! 
Mrs. Roberta Trayer, Mrs. Mi- 
chael Kerensky,: Louhelen Eggle-. 
ston, Mrs. Garland Woody and! 
Mrs. Catherine Birch. 
Appointed to serve on the nom- 
inating committee were Mrs. 
Woody, Mary Eleanor Lockman, 
and Mrs, Warren Trevethan, lat Shower   GEORGE H. PUTNAM 
  
Bride-to-Be 
ls Honored 
Harriett Merritt was honored at 
a. bridal shower Wednesday at 
Ted's Restaurant, The bride-elect 
of Robert Masters, Harriet is the 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 
Merritt of Royal Oak. The couple 
will be married April 20. « 
* * * 
Guests were seated at a table 
  Plans were made to attend the 
Michigan State Division meeting in) 
ment was made of the Certified 
Professional Secretary examina- 
ition May 3-4, - 
*         x * decorated with a silver bowl con- 
taining pink snapdragons and 
white iris, Silver candlesticks with 
pink tapers flanked the bowl. 
* * * 
Attending were coworkers includ- 
ing Mrs, L. Harvey Lodge, Mrs.| 
Stanley Treadwell, Mrs. Florence 
  Spirituals 
pest Big Hand) 
lat Waterford) 
by Continental-Aires| FF iH il F 
| During the program portion of/noty, Mrs. William N. Pike, Maude the meeting at Hotel Waldron, Mrs.|Chambers, Mrs, Lawrence Hark, 
  the wedding. John Baer of Royal Oak spoke on 
112 
| dresses. 
    i‘*Wardrobe Magic,” demonstrating | 
costumes from two basic w panduren, Virginia Merritt, |Mrs, Harry Merritt and Marie 
  JANIS PAULINE BOYER 
Do-C-Do Club Closes Season 
at ‘Final Fling’ 
Do-C-Do Club’s “Final Fling’’ of 
the regular season was held at 
Washington Junior High School 
on Thursday evening. 
o*..% * 
* Dave Ewalt was master of cere | 
monies, Mixers and squares were ville Ely and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce 
Srigley. 
* * * 
Final plans were made for the 
'dinner-dance April 27 at Walden- 
; woods. 
  
Education of Deaf 
Explained to PTA 
| Mrs. Sue Flessland, Special edu- A musical program was presented 
called by Robert Newill, William cation teacher presented a tape re- McCarroll PTA 
Plans Annual Fete 
Over one hundred PTA mothers 
attended the April meeting of Mc- 
Carroll PTA Thursday in the multi- 
purpose room. 
PTA President Mrs. Reid Gra- 
ham announced the annual dinner 
May 8. Appointed delegates to the 
state’ convention were Mrs. Farris 
Stevens and Mrs. Reid Graham. 
by the McCarroll band under the 
direction of Eldon Rosegart.   ‘Delta Kappa Gamma Shakey Godoshian, Mary Burke-| 
man, Mrs. Harry Laser, Mrs. N. 
Blanzy.   
Meetsat Wing Lake 
Florence Gullstrand presided at 
the annual meeting of Xi Chapter 
of Delta Kappa Gamma, national 
honorary society, held Thursday 
evening at Wing Lake School in’ 
Bloomfield Hills. 
Committee chairmen reported on 
accomplishments in the field of 
education during the past year. 
Announcement was made of the 
state convention of Delta Kappa 
Gamma to be held at Kellogg _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY. APRIL 
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Singers \ ‘pis \    
  
Last in Series 3 
st rile 
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Spontaneous applause 
the singing of the traditional Negro 
“Deep River’ and 
prayer, “Spirit of the Living God,” 
especially demanded blend of 
The concert came to a close with 
a stirring arrangement of ‘Our 
One World Medley,” sung with 
much enthusiasm and zest. 
Club Hears Talk 
on Camp Oakland   
  
Tells Plans 
for Reunion 
* Plans are under way for a re- 
union of the Pontiac High School 
January and June graduating 
classes of 1932. A dinner program 
is scheduled for June 15 in Pontiac 
High School. 
x * * 
The June graduating class pre- 
sident, William Travis, is being 
assisted by Mrs. Charles Pickford, 
secretary, and Mrs. Nuella Moore, 
treasurer. 
Chairmen appointed include Mrs. 
Norman Todd, tracing committee; 
Mrs, Glenn Griffin, program; Mrs. 
Leland Martin, decorations; Mrs. 
James Scribner, arrangements; 
and Mrs. Donald O. Newman, 
publicity. : 
* * 4 
The next meeting of the planning 
committee will be Tuesday in.room 
101 of: Pontiac High School, 
MSU Professor 
Addresses PTA 
Dr. Guy Hill, professor of edu- 
cation at Michigan State Univer- 
sity, was guest speaker at the We- 
ver PTA Fathers’ Night Thursday. 
Discussing ‘Developing Tomor- 
row” Citizens Today,’ Dr. Hill! 
urged a flexible program to con- 
form to the individual needs, One 
that would teach the child adapt- 
ability to meet the uncertainty of 
changing times. 
“Let us teach him to think for 
himself by reading, analyzing facts 
and making deductions in order to 
be able to reach a valid conclu- 
sion,” Dr. Hill concluded.   
  
Delegates Named 
by Navy Mothers 
Mrs. Ma&rtin Kinney and Mrs.) 
Frank Riley were elected delegates 
ito the state convention of Navy 
Mothers when members of Pont- (a 
A very welcome visitor 
itt Hill home recently was 
daughter, Charlotte Hill. 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill       
  
at the Mer- 
their grand- 
She is the Strickland, i 
     
    
          ial 
Pentiae Press Photo 
of Twin Falls, Idaho. Her aunt, Norma 
s returning home with Char- 
lotte to Twin Falls where she will visit 
Charlotte’s parents.   
By ANNE HEYWOOD 
If Martha J. didn’t have a siste 
who was an unsuccessful writer, 
she probably wouldn't have a suc- 
cessful home business today. 
At any rate, she wouldn't have 
the business she has—although a 
woman as self-reliant as Martha, 
and with as much imagination, 
would no doubt wind up doing 
something spectacular anyway. 
“] think it really began when I 
"| visited my sister two years ago,” 
Martha told me, “She's a little older than I and her two children 
| are already married, 
| “From the time she was in high, ischool, she has wanted to be al 
jwriter, She tried, off and on 
through the years, but there were 
always so many other things to do 
—the housework 4nd caring for 
the children—to take up her time. 
| “But Sis insisted that when the 
children were grown, she would 
seriously get down to writing. 
“I guess it often happens that 
way,’ Martha continued, ‘Sis just| 
      
ANN GORDON W   ARREN plugged away at it, year after 
Mrs. Gordon 
Hills. Warren 
nounces the 
engagement of 
her daughter, 
Ann Gordon, 
to George 
Randall 
Booth, whose 
parents are 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Birmingham. 
A June wed- 
ding is 
planned. 
    
News From Birmingham   of Detroit an-| 
Wiant Family Returning 
BIRMINGHAM — Dr, and-Mrs.\Easter with their son-in-law and John L, Wiant and their two daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. 
jac Navy Mothers Club met Thurs- 
  Brown, Rex Lawrence, Gordon Mc- 
"/learn to talk at the’ Wednesday aft- 
“jernoon meeting Of the Danie! 
" \gave a demonstration of classroom 
. |procedures in teaching those handi- 
- cil Scholarship _ Fun. a cording illustrating /how the deaf: 
  Whitfield Schoo} PTA. 
Mrs. Flessland also showed slides 
iof the ‘children’s activities and 
capped by’ deafness, ‘ 
A morey-making project was 
held during the meeting, Proceeds 
will be Aused toward the PTA Coun- 
        4 ‘Couple Is Married Center in East Lansing May 17-18. 
i Hostesses for the meeting were 
in Recent Ceremony mrs: Rudolph Kempt, Mrs. Mayn- ; . __lard Stephens, Mrs. Roy Long, Mrs. 
Announcement is made of the 
marriage of Clara Gruber and Ron-| 
ald Nolen. Her parents are Mr. 
and Mrs; Jacob Gruber of Short 
street and his parents are Mr, and 
Mrs. James D. Nolen of Meadow 
avehue, When you’ converse standing up 
The ceremony was performed|don’t slouch or lean on the near- Gingell.   
Beauty Hint | 
    Oscar Forslund and Mildred. Training Center, The convention 
is scheduled for May 10-12 in ‘daughters will soon be settled in 
their former home on Chesterfield 
road. Dr. Wiant has been on mili- 
tary duty in Portland, Ore., for 
two years. . 
Mrs. Wiant and the two girls 
arrived last week and are staying 
with her mother, Mrs. Clarence 
Lehr of Old Salem court, until 
Dr. Wiant arrives next month. 
* * * 
Coming home just in time for 
Easter will be Mr. and Mrs. 
Bethel E. Kelley of Henley 
drive, 
Mrs. Kelley with the two 
younger Kelley children and Mrs. 
Weslau Wright have been at the 
day evening at the Naval Reserve suey winter home in Naples, 
Fla., for a month and were re- 
cently joined by Mr. Kelley and         Kalamazoo. . 
Members also voted to renew 
subscriptions to leading magazines) 
for patients in veterans’ hospitals. 
Mrs. Frank Christi and Mrs, J.) 
Paul 
presentatives of the group to work 
other service groups planning: the       March 30 by Justice Willis Lefurgy jest object, Stand up straight to 
at his/home, |: } : look poised and graceful, 
  Memorial Day parade and ser- 
vices. - \ f 
  daughter “Trish” on her vacation 
from Kingswood School. 
*&. -® * . 
Also arriving home early in the 
Hanson were appointed re-\week will be Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 
A. Andreae who have 
Miami. Beach. 
Mr, and Mrs. —* 
arry F. Menard ‘Eagan of Bronxville, N.Y. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight P. Allen 
flew to Marathon Key, Fia., 
Thursday for 10 days of fishing 
with a group of friends there. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. John F. String 
Jr. and their children, John and 
Shelley, will spend Easter in 
Mrs. Frank Huffman. They will 
also go to Washington, D. C., for 
ha visit with Mr. String’s parents 
before returning home. 
x * */ * 
Mr. and Mrs, Krickhoff Bethiechem, Pa., with Mr. and | She Finds Career in Wastebasket 
year, for almost four years, and 
nothing happened, .Nothing, that 
is, but stacks of rejection slips. 
“I was really worried about her, 
but you know how it is with would- 
be writers—they're so determined! 
“While I was visiting her, a 
whole batch of manuscript¢ came 
‘back, Sis quietly ripped up the Tre- 
jection slips and stuck them in the 
wastebasket. ; 
“ ‘Someday,’ she-said, ‘I'm going 
to cover a wastebasket with them 
and varnish it.’ 
“I looked at her wastebasket. 
It was a standard type of painted 
tin and, I thought, quite ugly. 
Then I began to think how ugly 
most wastebaskets are. 
“Either they are made of ex- 
pensive leather, quite dull and con- 
|servative, or they are plain painted 
ones with no personality, Why 
‘couldn't wastebaskets be attrac- 
itive and really personalized, too? 
“I don't mean covered with re- 
jection slips—that’s silly, But why. 
couldn't the decoration on them 
have some meaning? 
“That was the beginning,” Mar- 
tha concludes. “I began working 
with the paints and stencils and 
came up with some awfully good , 
ideas. Now I have a real workshop : 
and sell my wastebaskets through 
several stores, 
“I tried to get Sis to join me. . 
I said she could write the ads for 
George Cole- |our local paper, and the price lists, 
man Booth of |and help with the office and sales 
work, But not Sis! She stil] insists 
that if she keeps at it, she'll sell 
a story yet!" 
If you'd like to market a home 
product, send me a stamped, self- 
addressed envelope, care of The 
Pontiac ‘Press, and I'll send you 
my pamphlet on -the subject. 
(Copyright 1957) 
Bride-to-Be 
Entertained 
at Shower 
Mr'’s, Ivan Wilcox was hostess in 
her home on:Old Orchard drive 
Friday evening at the first in a 
series of showers honoring bride- 
elect Nancy Aldrich. 
Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ’ 
Lee A. Kremer of Dwight avenue, 
is the bride-elect of Theodore F. 
Cohassey, He is the son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Fred Cohassey of South 
Johnson avenue. . 
A pink and white color scheme 
was carried out in the table ap- 
pointments for the shower and 
in decorations arranged through- 
out the Wilcox home, 
Among the 24 guests attending 
the linen shower were Mrs, Rob-   
    
are en route home to Adelaide, 
Australia, after a visit in the 
United States. They were guests 
of Mrs. Carl W. Neumann for a 
few days last week. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Tollzein, 
Mr. and Mrs. Carson 
and Mr. and: Mrs, Warren S. Sum- 
ner Jr. will entertain at dinner 
this evening for Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
liam Henry Aughey III, whose   and Mrs. N. A. Woodworth and 
ai Molly Sherwood of Birming- 
The bride-elect. announced her — 
wedding attendants which include 
Mrs, James J. Aldrich as matron 
of honor; Audrey Terry of Al 5: 
Kathie Young, Judy Cohassey, 
McLaren ahd Alice’ Bego‘as 
bridesmaids, \ a     are. flying East, next week to spend 
{ x       marriage took place on Wednesday. 
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then sits beside her. 
Talk Presented 
by Psychiatrist   
| Beth Jacob held at the temple. 
* *® * 
DP Fischoff stated that “chil- _ dren must get enough security 
and confidence from their parents 
independent persons.” to become    
          
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are Westacres 
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Pattern Booklet 13-K are avail- 
able for 50 cent each. 
Toni Owen label available for 
week look for Spadea’s 
American Designer Pattern 
Brigance). 
(Copyright 1967)   
Bride-Elect 
June Newcombe to 
Repeat Her Vows 
on April 27 
June M. Newcombe was the 
honoree at a bridal shower given 
by Ann Tierney and Mrs. Joseph 
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FE. 2-7132 |Mason, Mrs. James Clarkson, Mrs. 
   
‘Meeting Conducted * 
Also attending were Mrs. Charles 
  
by Loyal Philathea 
Mrs. Harry Newhouse was guest 
speaker following the cooperative 
dinner meeting of the Loyal Phila- 
thea Class of First Baptist Church 
dur- 
  Improve Posture, Use. Massage to Remove Them   
Add to that sleeping on large 
_ pillows, and reading in bed with 
pillows under your head, looking 
yourself to collapse at the neck 
when you sit, or slumping in a 
ear when you drive — all of 
these will write their record oa 
your poor neck. © 
So, posture is one of the first 
things to watch, Stretch your neck! 
Sometimes deep lines on the neck 
come from poor posture when one 
was a child or quite young. 
the skin and muscles decrease and 
this may cause some sag and 
very much. overweight she will 
have creases on her neck just as 
a fat baby does. Even after she 
loses her extra pounds the lines 
may remain, down when you walk, ‘allowing 
lessen firmness. If a woman is’ 
Now — what can we do once 
= ‘ene lines ! First cortect 
posture So that ‘will not con- 
tinue to. deepen. Use a backrest! 
when you read 
‘|better for your g | You can “iron out” these lines Stretch Your Neck to Avoid Lines 
to some. extent. In fact you can 
make great improvement. After 
in bed. That is| cleansing the “neck, massage an 
eyes, too. If you oily cream into it, Do this only 
ust sleep on a pillow use a small, ALONG the lines, using a ar 
motion with your ‘finger. 
F ol 
  The way you hold your head has a terrific effect 
on the smoothness or lining of your neck.   
  HAZEL MARLENE VerBEEK 
Mr. and Mrs. Ivo VerBeek of 
third avenue announce the engage- 
ment of their daughter, Hazel Mar- 
“|lene, to Robert M. Fuller, son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fuller of 
Euclid avenue, A June wedding is 
planned. . : 
  
     
     
   SIZES 1416-18 ‘ 
cf The Rev, Robert D. Richards, 
Methodist. minister of Livonia, was 
guest speaker at the annual PTA 
Father’s Night held Thursday at 
Malkim School. _ 
“What America Means to Me” 
was the subject discussed by the 
speaker, who was born in Wales, 
and came to the United States 26 
years ago. 
Howard McConnell, father vice 
president, conducted the brief 
business meeting held following 
the cooperative dinner. 
Serving on the social committee 
were Mrs. Joseph Walters, Mrs- 
Ray Hartung, Mrs, Anthony Stad- 
ler, Mrs. Daniel Pintamo, Mrs. 
George Crisman, Mrs, Margaret 
Brown, -Mrs. Virginia Maovens, 
Mrs, Hurles Pace, Mrs. Arthur Al- 
len and Mrs. Ron Bailey, They 
were assisted by members of the 
school’s Girl Scout troop, 
EMERSON PTA 
Joseph Zabelski, safety director 
for the American Automobile Asso- 
ciation ‘spoke at the recent eve- 
ning meeting of Emerson Schoo! 
PTA. He told of the annual trip 
to Washington, D.C., to be »made 
by the Safety Patrol boys and 
members of the Girls’ Safety 
Squad. . Mr, Zabeleski introduced Eliza- 
beth Barton, captain of the Giris 
Service Squad; Laurel McCurdy, 
lieutenant; David Bihi, captain | 
of the Safety Patrol and Ken 
Henry, lieutenant of the patrgf; 
who will make the trip, via 
Serving as cochairme the, 
Mother and Daughter 45 uet be- ra es   
  Most people are not only tired 
after a shopping trip—they’re ab-. 
solutely spent. \Malkim PTA Fetes Dads, 
Emerson Plans Banquet - 
ing held May 23 are Mrs. Warren 
Waldbillig and Mrs, Lloyd Clancy. 
Following the business meeting 
members and guests viewed the 
science exhibit prepared by, the 
students and teachers of the 
school. - 
  
      
  The tiered Aathocctie divides the 
figure with fingertip tunic 
the ling“ot demarcation. The pioshed 
shicgapives @ foaller look. 
petite figure can wear the 
red silhouette but the pleated 
garess will elongate and make her 
seem slimmer. Tiered fullness is) 
definitely not for overweight or for | 
the tall, full figure. Both will find’ 
straight pleats becoming. 
  
Mrs. Eric Hoover 
Entertains Group - 
Mrs. Eric Hoover was hostess at 
a dessert luncheon Thursday in her 
home on Marlboroygh drive to 
members of St. Mary Unit of St. 
Benedict Church: 
Mrs. Howard Grady was appoint- 
ed chairman of the May 9 lunch- 
eon to be held at Devon Gables. .   party to be held at St. Benedict 
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with prizes?” 
‘HAL: “Certainly! 
as long as there are quis   ‘il; shows. We dropped out of 
      
      
               
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       the first 10 for a while — 
but came back into the mp 
three. You know these 
shows are done very rea: 
sonably.” 
“Reasonably? Those big cash 
prizes?” 
HAL: “They cost spit. Any- 
body who wins $64,000 has 
one guy beat me.” 
“Are you religious?” — 
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     been on'several weeks and that 
Hiaverages very little.” 
* *«- 
“Hal, I'm supposed to ask you some $64,000 
I| were once a fighter, weren't you?” — 
TAL “(fingering ‘nie theless collar on“tle sport chirt): 
Te I hed $5 fights sea kid and won 34. I quit when ‘Hal March Answers] 
ral’ Questions This Time 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—“Hal, how miuch farther can the quiz. shows! 
, HAL (with an-amused smile as she sits at s back table): 
it; “The next step is to give away two human beings and start 
| your own race.” 
“Do tein rin poased ceases long? “Do you Q in’ can go on very g?” 
It’s « standard now and will go on at Groton, ‘Com, 
  ff 
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HAL: “I was born Harold Mendelson in the Jewish fajth, 
but I don’t think you have to go to an edifice to worship. 
|Iim not a joiner of any ‘kind.” 
“Are you nervous on the program?” 
HAL: “I'll never get ulcers: Anybody that takes him- 
self seriously in TV is insane.” 
“Do you think your own performance has much to do with 
[ithe ratings?” . 
| HAL (registering surprise): “Oh, no, it depends on the con- 
testahts. They have to have a 
par-old kid, Robert Strom, is 
j offers he’s had: 
That's pleasing personality. This 10- 
fantastic. Just listen to these 
A scholarship to M.LT.—a publishing com- 
| pany wants to bring out a book entitled ‘Robert Strom’s First 
| Experiments’'—and a producer at MGM making a science fic- 
ition picture wants this kid to be his technical adviser!” 
Billy Eckstine’s miffed at Harry Belafonte; claims Harry 
never showed for an appointment... 
show Is billed-in London as “with the original Broadway cast” 
', « Lin Taylor’s Beverly Hills home went for a reported 
1 $150,000 . . . Lana Turner rented out her H’wood home; she'll 
jmake her next two films in Europe. 
| 'TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: “Hollywood,” sighs Sammy Kaye, 
| “—that's where, when they talk of double weddings, they : mean 
j mother. and daughter.” . « Victor Borge’s one-man 
earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1957) 
  ‘itrials on-her second nuclear fuel-| 
cruised more than *y. 
/ \initial charge. 
You)" 
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monary 
Announcement Follows 
by One Day 
of Nautilus for Trials 
The announcement followed rie 
‘one day the sailing of the first 
atomic submarine Nautilus for sea’ 
ing. Nautilus 
60, miles, 
iWat distance more than half of 
submerged, on her 
* * * 
The Nautilus returned to Groton 
  whether difficulties can be_over- 
come, 
* * * 
July 21, 1955, Her atomic reactor 
is being built by the Westinghouse 
Electric Corp. 
The Skate, like the Nautilus and 
Seawolf, is a product of the Elec- 
tric Boat Division of General Dy- 
namics Corp. at Groton, 
S * * . 
The Navy said the Skate is a 
little smaller than the Nautilus 
and Seawolf because of improve- 
ments in nuclear power plants 
since the first two atomic subma- 
rines were de signed. Both the 
Nautilus and Seawolf have two 
emergency diesel power plants 
whereas the Skate has only one. 
  aunch. Coan 
2 New Atomic Sub" 
WASHINGTON @® -—- The Navy's; 
a submarine, 
- The keel of the Skate was laid). 
  Some 32,000 agp ali made ““no- 
passport” trips English 
France, last summer, when 
new trips v were offered.       
llison,’ Robert Mitchum, Deborah 
Sun., Thurs.: ‘Big Land,” Alan 
Ladd, . 
| Starts Fri: “Cinderella,” by 
| Walt Disney. 
| STRAND 
| Tau”: 
Stone.” 
| Gordon Scott, Vera Miles; 
quest of Space,’’ Walter Brook. 
| Morgue,” 
| | Pontiac Theaters OAKLAND 
Sat.: “Heaven Knows, Mr. Al- 
Kerr, Solons ne | 
Election Change 
From Nominees 
  Sat., Fri.: 
“The Man who Turned -to “Zombies of Mor al LANSING (AP)—A new method 
  EAGLE 
“Tarzan's Hidden Jungle,” “Con- Sat.: 
Sun., Tues.: “Angels With Dirty 
i Faces,” James Cagney, Humphrey 
Bogart; ‘Proud Ones,” Robert Ry- 
an, Virginia Mayo, 
Wed., Fri.: ‘‘Seven Little Foys,” 
Bob Hope; “San Antonio,” Errol 
Flynn, Alexis Smith. 
Sat.: “Phantom of. the Rue 
Karl Malden, Patricia 
Medina; ‘‘Outlaw's Daughter,” Bill 
Williams,   
  
  
    
     
    
              lected to receive this offer’ 
tunity of a lifetime” — etc.? 
Remember: “Free” doesn’t a 
BUSINESS ETHICS of the How many times are \ou approached on a get-rich- 
quick scheme—“You have been one of the few se- 
'—“This is your oppor- 
lways mean what the 
word implies. When you are offered something for 
nothing it re you to investigate thoroughly. 
Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce 
Phone FE 56148   
  BOARD | 
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  hi Open Daily 7 A.M. justices has been proposed in the 
Legislature. 
Jackson) and Lynn O. Francis (R- 
Midland) called for a constitutional 
change that would provide for nom- 
ination of justices by a special 
conimission created for the pur- 
pose, 
* * * 
From a-panel of three names 
submitted by the commission, the 
‘governor would fill a court va- 
cancy by appointment. 
Once on the bench, a justice 
would be obliged te run against 
his record—that is, would go 
before voters on a proposition 
that either they should retain 
him in office, or retire him. 
The first voter review would 
ficome at the first biennial spring 
election after he had completed 
12 months’ service. Subsequent 
(|| appearances on the ballot would 
‘ijcome at = year intervals. 
* 
The seven te special nom- 
'4| inating commission would consist of 
three lay members designated by 
the governor, three chosen by the 
Mi state bar and one sitting supreme 
||| court justice. * * * 
Justices would be prohibited 
from taking part in politics, includ- 
: ing contributing to a political party, 
or participating in any campaign 
—except fot his own reelection. 
Under the Nichols-Francis reso- 
lution, which if approved by a two 
thirds majority of each legislative 
branch would then go to a state- 
wide referendum in November, 
1958, incumbent justices would con- 
tinue to serve, finally being 
obliged to 1 run | against themselves. bagebanghy 
+ Supreme Court Justices 
of choosing state supreme court ==" : | 
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Hunter, Nat ‘ood; “Zarak,” Victor! 
Mature, Anita mere 
ues., Thurs: “Rebecca, Lawrence 
Olivier; “Third Man,” Joseph Cotten, 
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: Waterford Drive-In 
Brady; 
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“Attack, Jack Pelance, Eddie 
“Tribute te a Bad Man,” James steal reamin, 
Pri. gat: “ 
Albert; 
Cagney.   
Gerontology Parley Set 
LANSING (APj—The Michigan 
Society of Gerontology wil! hold a 
conference here Monday to discuss 
problems of the aged. The purpose 
of the meeting is to review pro- 
posals. now tefore the legislature 
dealing with the aged, said Wilma 
T. Donahue of the University of 
       
           
   
         
    
THEIR FIRST MOVIE TOGETHER! |     From Moreity," : 
B U N 8) LE IN 
KATHRYN 
      
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  UNDER THE STARS! 
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—NO. J— 
TOGETHER AGAIN! 
  
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Ne Cinema a 
  
  
    
     
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“THE SHRINKING MAN”    
           
birthday book of birthstones. 
    
  & “UTAH BLAINE”    Newsfeatures.)   
Next Week: Easter   
     
       
  If you saved this week’s Junior Editors, you will havea complete 
(Edgar. Anderson of Richmond, Va., won $10 for this idea. Send 
your suggestions in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP Norman Death 
(Brings Debate State Department Says 
No Clearance Given to 
Report on Official 
WASHINGTON (#—Robert Mor. 
rjs, counsel of the Senate Inter- 
nal Security subcommittee, said 
today the State Department has 
not asked for an opportunity to 
check any future testimony about 
Sreige officials’ before publica- 
The State Department, mean- 
time, challenged earlier reports 
that it had cleared for publication 
the transcript of a hearing involv- 
ing Canadian diplomat E, H. Nor- 
man. 
* * * 
The subcommittee's release of 
closed-door testimony linking Nor- 
man to communism, after he al- 
ready had been cleared by his 
    Department two days ago it re- 
served the ‘right to halt further 
exchanges of security information 
with this government unless as- 
sured it would be withheld .from 
congressional committees. 
specifically 
tion that U.S. officials said would 
be Cleat © med. - 
Morris, fy wee to questions 
by newsmen, said that the sub- 
    
  commitee tas received “00 rePopular Vote fo Elect“) quest from the’ State Department 
result of this." 
He was A athe of Aven @ = Tp on 
oe eee ne Michigan State University 
the department in any future case|henceforth will be elected by pop- 
regardless of whether it was ro lclan Vale oe eaten bee : 
quested to do so. 
“ison io oe cheney Gs wane 
          
    tee policy or procedure,” he re-|the election of the president out 
plied. & 
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Members of the Gainsborough   
  The . 
Model Railway Club havé begun|posed the change and 
building England’s largest cal proposal to put the 
railroad in an abondoned school 
building.              
            
     
       
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1:45     sunpaY LAKE THEATER MATINEE WALLED LAKE : 
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ae. -Sun.-Mon, 
   
          2nd MAJOR HIT! Like Grace Kelly, Charlton Hes-| Women.’ ’ 
' fjton, Paul Newman and many oth. 
ers, Tony got his start on the 
fone viewers wil remenber nin|Mayflower Leaves 
see enact ba wur'tene ge LOY Plymouth Rock     
   
   
    
         
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lring opposite Jayne 
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= Television to Films 
H. L. Mencken role in the Broad- 
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t The 180-ton wooden vessel will 
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HIDDEN JUNGLE” “CONQUEST 
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threatened by possible| don't get going on a full scale until Tuesday, when eight games are Except for the color and tradition involved, about all that can 
restraint and probable continyed domination by the/ scheduled — one a (Brooklyn at Philadelphia) night game. be said for the early opener in the nation's capital is that it gives attendanceé-boosting scrap < a ‘ 
A crowd of about 24,000 is expected in Griffith Stadium Mon- an opportunity for a first-hand look at the “sport” by those members for the National Le — ¢ the 1957 season : oa : a ague pennant — opens Monday bite tab Eisenhower throw out the first basebsll as of congress who feel baseball is a business identical to the supteme 
      " @-2k : } Actually, Monday’s opener is¢just the customary sneak preview to Savin aemmneeeney Bint ae eee tee ay Ot SO EO ee OE 
the Americ ach t Washi for ion In the American we’s second division, ‘ ce : nod an League each year a Vashington. Thing’ position League's | pee aCe eo ‘a te teal hic AL. 
| —- me 2 ct Monday, probably for the only time this season. And it.may be the 
‘ e | | PD \cnty day of 1957 that the world champion Yankees do not hold at 
yg ’ : least a share of first place. . ; ae 
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é | 7%. . i This is the season Casey Stengel shoots for his eighth pen- : ‘ : ‘ nant — and seventh: world championship — as manager of the 
BOSTON  — Rocket Richard,{coach. “It's tough to beat them|It's been dane before but it's a! Henri (Pocket Rocket) Richard,) Yankees. And even Casey admits he has the flag in the bag; al- 
Jean Beliveau, Bernie Geoffrion—jfour straight. I'm not predicting | tough road, You can be sure we/the Rocket's younger brother, is though maybe not as dasily as the experts think, what with another 
Montreal needs the help of just|we'll do it. But if we don't it won’t|won't roll over and play dead.” |expected to miss the game be- powerhouse topped by Mickey Mantle, the kid with the golden 
one more “take charge’ scorer|be because we won't be trying to.""| Only the Toronto Maple Leafs of|cause of an injury to his left knee. : 
to complete a four-game sweep of} “Can we come back?” asks|1942 were able to survive three|Rookie Connie Broden probably bat, and Whitey Ford, the stubby, southpaw ace of his pitching 
1Boston in the Stanley Cup hockey Boston's Milt Schmidt. “‘It's pos. jonaning losses and then rally for|will take his center spot between) *talt. i. 
finals tomorrow night. sible if there is a little fire left.|the championship. : [the Rocket and Dickie Moore, The National League, still talking of last’ season’s first three- 
“ team, season-long battle for the flag since 1908, figures to have more 
of the same, The same trio is involved, the Milwaukee Braves, 
| Cincinnati Redlegs and Brooklyn Dodgers; who won the pennant on 
the last day of the 1956 season, : 
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If the triple threat comes off, the NL can count on another banner 
year attendance-wise, Last year’s total — 8,649,567 — was almost 
a million over. 1955 and the top ‘normal’ (non-post war) year ever. 
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‘The Redlegs, who topped a million for the first time with their. 
third place finish last season, are counting on an overflow crowd 
at Crosley Field for Tuesday's opener with the St. Louis Cardinals. 
And the Pittsburgh Pirates, whose still maturing youngsters spun 
the turnstiles by holding first place for six days in early June, 
having come up with the most optimistic attendance estimate in 
either league, expecting from 35,000. to 37,000 at Forbes Field 
Tuesday when they open against the New York Giants, 
a a ee . The American League presents the debut of the other managers 
involved in winter shifts. Al Lopez,-whe never has finished lower 
than second and led Cleveland to the 1954 pennant, now is boss of © —   
  the job. They are, front to back, Don Zimmer, Dick Gray, Jim 
Gilliam and Randy Jackson. om 
Qualifying Ends Today: 
in Press Bowlerama =: os To ae over ee ee eee ane ot the Sree participating|step forward gh cori the scene quite often when the Major Leagues. of- call in an exhibition game. The Tigers open at ee ee ee ee ten ee niet BE er 
ont uadurvenet noon eo . nel * a a eeaake tae Provost,”| Stially open’ the 1957 season next week. In this Kansas City next Tuesday, even though one as Detroit Tiger man. : . top tae tno wet YF |iaughed trainer Hector Debois. case, Detroit Tiger catcher Frank House and game is scheduled for Monday, Lopez has picked southpaw Jack Harshman (15-11) to face 
oon : the Indians at Cleveland. Farrell has tabbed Boh Lemon (20-14), 
the veteran righthander. 
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Tighe opens in Kansas City, choosing righthander Frank Lary 
(21-13), the winningest pitcher in the league last season, for his Tigers, 
who are given a chance to give the Yankees a battle for the pennant. 
The Athletics haven't decided between lefthander Alex Kellner (7-4), 
who beat Lary and Detroit 2-1 last April in the opener, the right- 
hander Tom Morgan (6-7), the ex-Yankee reliefer who went to Kansas 
City in a I}player February trade — largest of the -winter.   
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ton Celtics, still blasting officials,|"ebounds—only three behind team- qc 
and the Cinderella St. Louis) ™ate Bob Pettit and. Russellin| |. 2 Be Sai , a: inutes Thursday. | Hawks toddy squared off to settle| > ™UMMes Thursday. | See III Be the playoff championship of the Hagan has been making the|Kanses city 0000000000 if 433 Picked in AP Poll = e oO 
      
  
National Basketball Assn, Hawks’ give-and-go offense click. Washington ionic enee ans 112 (19 
Writers Select Vankees x * * | : : ; 15 NEW YORK im — Here is the consensus of how baseball writers 
Boston players and Coach Red : Phagryenen li — throughout the natios have picked the Major League races for 1957. 
a who complained about Or peners prog ‘we, Pa ‘cage Each position is given the designated number of votes. 
- officiating‘after two home vie-| Redlegs vs, Oricles, Bakimore 
tories, still were grumbling over; " ; , Minneapolis AMERICAN LEAGUE 
the calls in Thursday's 96-94 loss _ Giants vs. oo, ae. Tenn, } CLUB 1 2 3 4 & 
in St. Louis when the Hawks ral- EW YORK (INS) — Following} P>ities vs. , aon , 
lied from the brink of elimination|are the umpire assignments for|Crmai vs. cniice me tea spell agig eee - = mi con js 
to tie the competition. this week's opening of the 1957) senators vs, ‘Richmond, 1, Richmond, Seed setae 13. 126 196 156 68 major ] ague baseball ason: Cee eee eee . id 
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ck & chick, John Flaherty. cardinals vs. White Sox. cancelled, rain| Washington nisenpepecesess 0 0 0 2 4 
Auerbach, already fined $300 for Tuesday Dodgers vs. ¥ . New York NATIONAL LEAGUE 
Punching St, Louis owner Ben Ker-| Detroit at Kansas City—Chailes Redlees ies vs, Lousville, AA ‘st Louisvile.| CLUB 12 3 4 ner earlier in series, almos 7a . ; 
came to blows with Referee Jim- a borat on ley, Hank Soar, Giants 9 fan agg ad Milwaukee .....-......+..- 260 212: 73 (15 
my Duffy yesterday at the St.! Chicago at Cleveland—Bill Sum- fae Se. “Tigers Charleston wive, [Brooklyn ..........+2+00-: 157 141 208. 56 
Louls airport. mers, Jim Honochick, John Flah- ——_ Neng ieee ek | Cincinnati eoeccsee qeascese 130 Zo 170 
* * * . erty, Nestor Chylak. ; : St. Louis Meecusccecceseeees jl % 
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ci a Bowlera: and Oakland County| Louis Cardinals traded Red |¢T agan scored the winning! Umont. Piorida 1, Auburn 0 OW YORK ....cecsccecces . 
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noon at Auburn Lanes and Land-| play. After they were separated, Tuesda Bradley 11, Drake @ 29, Detroit 7, St. Louis 6, Cleveland 6, Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 
Operating F und O-Lakes with additional afternoon Auerbach moved in on NBA Pres- 4 Notre Dame 6, indians 1 White Sox 1. shifts planned, ° ident Maurice Podoloff to ask:   
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Brooklyn at Philadelphia (night)| Notre Deme © 
CHICAGO WA master plan| will be host to shifts at 3:39 and Trotters Wallop _|,,“"Ww will be the referee in Bou-| [OWS pote art ER ag 
working capital for Little League Collegians Again EE Ree rn | : baseball was approved unanimous-| p> ‘ . : Podoloft fused to say. — ; +: s ' | 
Bez e Simingham Tack Jat Sam Francisco attics iota scent et Chief Thinclads Win 2nd Dual Test plan, “approved by 161 voting dele- Team Romps, 10.30 ee The Har-/Pack, more, Vincent Smith.   
    
  lem Globetrotters frollicked their For thie. gestie: Reeif, Boston had New York at Pittsburgh — Lee 
way to an easy 70-54 victory oar! le t, Boston Ballanfant, Bill Jackowski, Hank By H. GUY MOATS and. Beamer, a hard-working | Skippers surprised b in national operational costs for’ the College All Stars — their 11th the Problem of solving the great! crawford, Tony Venzon. Poles High School thinclads,| converted quarter-miler from the |Out Chiefs in the 180-low naer : : : A sweep of three events and Ist - some 700,000 ‘youngsters between |piaces in five others gave Birming.|Wi" against two losses in the cross Playoff play of Hagan wha. was orking hard to get into the best| 1956 state and Valley champton- |Stan Jones, Bill Cole, Cecil Dum- 
possible condition for one of the! ship squad, looks like a comer in brigue finished in that order. traded by the Celtics for the ' ham an easy 70-39 track victory|°UMtry series. ie Bi . « * * * * Ay rights to rookie Bill Russell. i Ra doub!l 
The fund will be raised’ through Field in Barmingham yeonday The tall Trotter combination of|_ '!8&4n Connected on seven of 14 Orion Gun Club seasons eon craves —— aes ith ‘as ace high Record performances by Bob/Andy Johnson and Willie Gardner Has Turkey Shoot ese pecs Wateriand Heh Skite | «Archie Brooks turned a neat 54.61 jump tie with Brooks at 5-10, and a and will remain untouched. How-|stephenson in the high: jump andj Was too much for the Collegians, ao The vietery waa =< Secorids 440, with Andy Ramsey) win in the broad jump at 20 fect 
ever, its interest and investment pole yaulter Bill McFarlen sparked|Who trailed all the way. Johnson Lake Orion Gun Club will hold iy a and Dick Hessel making it @ sweeP| one-half inch. ; 
‘ithe ,cause, St scored 18 points, Gardner 20. - at tt tomorrow at ‘the pon penchoggr il ore sangha for the Chiets. It was the best varsi 
te ioe ets ang Tne apa vec it ene ronda 92H ep Src erent” TT mon gurl tie te ee et} Sco man oy nt P beat the old mark by % of an inch,| biggest laugh when Meadowlark of Lake Orion. Public is hivited to ul ’ = 
Until now, deficits of the organ-| whi Loney : ‘ ‘ showing. century, with Joe Hill, D. Keller} *tfong Grosse Pointe team Tues- ; ’ le Lemon narrowly missed a specta- rticipate in ts for both shot- — have been met by a rubber| fy, ‘cee Meee pn __ cular bounce shot from about 20 aa tall rifles. There will be} 5 eral : ed exits me rtehipdy fr ch had re = -, oo Pyply he 
i field feet out. He slammed the ball to cial events: for women and vel ig eto : three with ” Tom ss ” 
record of 12 feet. F the floor and it bounced straight 5 eared under the age of 16. *| Were turned in. Larry Beamer’s |Conley and Payne; took the high poe 1966 pos Wilson will name 
2:08 half mile was a nicely-run Sump wits Tei. Bay. Lae Seine squad t the Pointe meet. arien added runnerup fin- | to the basket but flipped off after Hams and turkeys will be award- : Milford’ a 
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race, with Cha: and Alex , and 440. host the rley Barge a good Barge 1 PHS % varsity will ed as prizes. Shooting will start at 
Birmingham and Flint Northern 11 a.m. and continue throughout , 
the afternoon. Visitors aré directed : 
to follow signs from the corner of! a - . pas pare have teanis in the Mans- Lake Orion and Indianwood roads f IC mationally-seted event. 
to the club range at Newman and! ' Friday's re = * 
Stanton roads, Orion Township. : sehraet. tee ~ etic Re Ro 
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“ ‘ SYRACUSE, N. Y. (® — Ralphjing each fighter five rounds and)‘ ie-yerd asin or ae a: 
Chief Netters Win “Tiger” Jones, a tireless compe-ja similar number’ of points. ance ©: 3rd, Payne (P). Time oe 
titor from Yonkers, has joined the| Judge Harold Barnes gave Ve-joctiey ‘iw: gi a wh? ane. 
contingent of . aspiring * middle-|jar four rounds and the rest to/5029 souks « : 
Opener at Northern weight boxers Who are awaiting|Jones, Jones was a 5-4-1 victor on) and; Ramsay (P); 3rd, Hessel Pe te 
the outcome of the May 1 meeting|Judge Richard Foy’s ticket, Eets We baige-Wen ie dense 
Vie Lindquist’s PHS tennis squad |p binson pres im : PAS ph iced (w): 2nd, Cole (W); 3rd. Dumbrigue   
  
      Practice Sunday Ishes in the shotput and 120-yard | rolling twice. around the rim. Miactteds Wie Z-ocel 304 Chane) EE Re aa bene Se eters ra A City League baseball club, a ae with 11 points, Thars- candidates for jobs with the’ 1997} ‘2's Bl! Lamaden tallied 17, Gonzales Trounces squad will meet for their first try| Other Maple winners were Chuck ‘ e out session Sunday. Practice will|Gibson in the shotput, Rich Riley Segura in Finals be at the South diamond, at the|in the mile, Steve Hunter in the : Columbia-Joslyn field, starting at!440 and Dick Boyd in the 880. The 2 p.m. home team won both relay races.   
CLEVELAND (#—For the fifth 
time in as many years, Dick Gon- 
zales of Los Angeles demonstrated 
to Cleveland fans that he is king 
Area Man Net Winner of the tennis professionals, - He     
overwhelmed Francisco Segura 
; before 3,400 at the Arena last 
SOUTH BEND, Ind. ® — Top| Zoltan Nagy, a handless Hun- |Night 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1 in the finals 
arian refugee now living in of a sey gros nde : Segura ‘played as good Tennis tournament sat back and) Bethichem, Pa., lost his opening as I can—better than last night— rested today after surviving Fri- match te Doug Andre of Royal but Gonzales is just too tough.” ‘|Wednesday for the next tch . day opening pre ‘ Oak, Mich., 22 - 20, 16 - 21, 21-19. |It was the third straight year he punetce—tenn Deere or ae en leis 
S02 See ak pe | carol .Likchty of South Blend, |My Jost here in the finals to-Gom} «sy srUrir — NMinnie Mines |S *Srecreanaee It Of bar Dewlien night : the @ crown, and second. Sixth ranked in the women’s divi-| The doubles championship went) tells the cockeyéd world oa: Pack Mentions Os aol teas Roba x &i& . Bernard Bukie : yed world that he /¢ Me aa ranked t of Cleve-/sion, was one of the few opening to Gonzales and Ken Rosewall of titends to\get the fat part of senee FO. te Ot OP) OT Sones was, dacared the |’ land) both swept through opening day upset victims. She bowed to Australia, who defeated Segura! | | 2. ~ ean, Sen. Ot ee over the infuriated Vejar on two . competition pcg 's field wees Carol Jaeger of Milwaukee, | and Dinny Pails \of Australia 6-1,| his bat on more fat pitches for 126. EA: Row Vanderbrith, Ron Fitch | judges’ cards. Referee Ted Martiniright to meet the middl Barge, Hawkins Fhiewm). Time preeke. 
to, i rat (15‘21,/ 16-91, 21-13, 22-20, 21,19. \6-4, Cid j3 | the, Chicago White Sox. sled. os: ree Anderson, Ken Monnett| called the fight a draw, after giv- champion.” JuneSaun ton, Conley. MA y 8 Juan. (W). Time 21,1 
i yesterday : dash—' . 
lt Set Northern, wt ing the| = ullmer. -. |e had Joafed after stunning’ his|3?¢ (Pi ard, Payne’ (Phe hens 
panhdin tie Stginaw Valley ever me FF opponent several times. ogi mes Mo by Reamer 1p): es 5-2. Arthur Hill comes here next| Jones’ bid came on the tail of) “That's | rigue (Wee       Ae Dumbrigue. (W) Ray (P); 2nd, 
in the event he is passed ce 20 feet one. bait ined PY. 
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  VEJAR SOORES + Chico Vejar (right) of 
Conn., clips’ Ralph (Tiger) Jones of 
Yonkers, N. Y., with a left as they weight fight in 
fought at close —_ decision over range in the 3rd round of their 10-round middie-    Ss i I <i 
  
  
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Syracuse last night. Jonés won a 
Vejar in a hard-fought battle. 
  
Boros Leads Pack at Greensboro GREENSBORO, N. C,  — If 
Julius Boros doesn't too far 
ahead of the field in today’s third round of the $15,000 Greater/}ound 
Greensboro Open golf tournament, 
a rousing fourth round finish may 
be coming up tomorrow, * 
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The Connecticut native who now 
plays out of Southern Pines, N.C., 
held a four-stroke lead over eight 
rivals as play began today, Big Julius, 37, known to his fel- 
low-pros as “The Moose” posted 
a five-under-par 65 in the second 
of a 135 total to replace) 
first day leader Doug Ford of 
Mahopac, .N.Y. 
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But with second place an eight- 
way tie, the heat was on Boros 
to continue his sub par play — 
or else. And this toirnament 
|thrives on tight finishes. There   
Track Is Ready 
-for Inaugural 
NORTHVILLE (INS) — John 
  
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Lead Delayed 
     
        
    
          
                             Ratterman Quits 
Pro Grid Game 
CLEVELAND (#—After 10 sea- 
sons in professional football, quar- 
terback George Ratterman of the 
Cleveland Browns has retired. 
“He announced his decision last 
night a few hours after the Browns 
asked waivers on him and Coach 
Paul Brown had declared: 
“He doesn’t fit into our future 
plans. 
At Fort Thomas, Ky., where he 
lives with his wife and five chil- 
dren and is a partner in a con- 
sultant firm on employe benefits 
plans, Ratterman, 31, expressed 
surprise that the Browns hadn't have been three playoffs in the 
last four years. é 
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Boros, 1952 U.S. Open champion 
and runner-up last year, had his 
putter working yesterday. He 
rolled home three from 15 feet, 
one for an eagle, 
That performance was good 
enough for him to replace newly- 
crowned Masters champion Ford 
who said he was tired and un- 
happy over his shabby chipping 
and putting, a strong part of his 
game in winning at Augusta last 
Sunday. 
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The 139 second-place tie includ- 
ed, in addition to Ford: Marty 
Furgol, Lemont, Ill; Jim Feree, 
Winston - Salem, N. C.; Gardner 
Dickinson Jr., Panama City 
Beach, Fila.; Howie Johnson, 
Houston; Al Besselink, Grossinger 
N.Y., and the youthful South Afri- 
can pros, Gary Player and Trevor 
Wilkes. 
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In contention at 140 were 
Snead, Stan Leonard of. Vancou- 
ver, British Columbia, and Mike 
Souchak, Grossinger. The rest were 
seven shots or more off the pace 
as the field was cut to 61 pros 
at 150 or under and 10 amateurs 
  given him advance notice of the 
release. 
Cincinnati Bowlers. 
WIBC Pace-Setters 
DAYTON, Ohio (#—Cincimnati’s 
John H. Karg team has an early 
lead for the championship of the 
Woman's International Bowling 
Congress. : : 
The Karg team got 2,535 pins 
last night in the championship di- 
vision of the congress, paced by 
Clare Zaph with 588. 
Full House of Cleveland stands 
second with 2,480. Lefthander 
Florence Doyle scored a 242, high 
game for the tourney so far, to 
—y the Full House team with 
Lakers Beat Brighton   
  
-|in W-O Golf Opener 
Opening the Wayne - Oakland 
League golf season Friday at Pon- 
tiae Country Club, West Bloomfield 
defeated Brighton 192-201 in a four- 
man team match. 
Medalists were Bloomtfield’s 
John Shaw and Don Wrigley with 
46s. Tom Sukenik for Brighton had 
49, Other team cards included: for 
Bloomfield, Jim Hollister 49, Fred 
Schilling 51; for Brighton, Bill 
Musch 50, Bill Rice 50, Jim Mc-   at 152 or under. 
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Nine-hole sensation was Mike 
Fetchick, Mahopac, N.Y., pro who 
was out in 31, but finished even’ 
par with an incoming 39 as he 
bogied four of the next six after 
making the turn, 
Crane Netters Lose 
Cranbrook's tennis squad trav- 
eled to Grosse Pointe Friday to ab- 
sorb its 2nd defeat at the hands of 
the Pointe, 6-1. 
Cranes’ only win was the 2nd 
singles match, with Bob Klein de- 
feating Pierre St. Amour 62, 5-7, 
6-2, Cranes previously defeated 
Ferndale 7-0 for a 1-2 mark, -   
Play Canadian Nine 
Cranbrook's baseball club today 
meets the Assumption preps from 
Windsor Ont. on the Cranbrook 
Cranes are seeking their on Trip North PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1957 _ 
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won in the South in three se@sons. 
They've been beaten 17 times, 
  
Yardley 1st to Sign 
DETROIT (INS)—Fred Delano, 
Pistons, announced today the sign- 
star and leading scorer, for 1957-58. 
He is the first player to sign a 
Detroit Piston contract. Terms Yar 
_lyears, were back for their annual 
general manager of the Detroit) >? 
ing of George Yardley, the Piston's| > 
  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Tt was just like old times at Eb- 
bets Field today. 
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the 
New York Yankees, no less, the 
same two teams that fought out 
the World Series the past two 
spring series. . 
Whether they'll return for an- 
other go-round in ¢he fall remains 
a moot question. The consensys '“® © 
s, Dodgers the experts is the Yanks 
aye as food an in the American 
But they think the: Brooks will 
blow the National League pennant 
this year, which, if true, means 
that the Flatbush Faithful won't 
the Yanks again in 19357 unless 
they would care to journey to the 
Yankee Stadium to see the World 
ries in the fall. 
Yanks are presenting prac-   
    Meet 
  
   T SHOWING — Tiger 
pitcher Paul Foytack, who was 
hit hard during fhe Grapefruit 
season, made his best showing | of the spring against the Pitts- 
burgh Pirates yesterday as the |   only two hits in five innings. 
  
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Detroit 003 220 
Pittsburg! 000 «200 000-—2 
E-Skinner, Maseroski. RBI-Kaline 2 Small 2, Finigan -2, Thomas, 
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Kaline, Thomas. 38-Robdinson. HR-Sam- 
ford. 7B-Lary, Kaline. oe —— 
King 3 in 3, b 
Po k 0-0, Swanson 5-5, Kuzava 2-2, 
King 2-2. W-Lary. L-6wanson. U-Baker 
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erman had added, “snow, 4 lad > What's day|oa top of Mr, Walls’ Job. 
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of Davisburg did the) A scalloped board covers the 
top of the open doorway from 
ton a 24x24 addi-|living room to kitchen. The wali 
and made it into two bed-|behind the stove is knotty pine. 
r The utility room they) All the other walls are dark green. 
added on became part of the|The floor has red rubber tile on 
family-sized kitchen when a wall| it. 
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chairs are also Hitchcock. Over 
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RED HUTCH CABINET — In a corner of the living room nearest the kitchen corner also. More milk glass; brass lamps and wall decorations are visible in this 
' cabinet with brass hardware. It is a fine background .. view of the living room,-The low magazine table at the left has adequate space for 
books and magazines as well as storage drawers in the lowest. section. 
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in the background and catch a glimpse of the fireplace in the bedroom, The one of a pair of mother-and-daughter chairs. The door at the right opens onto the 
of the living room are pine paneled, squares of white acoustical board cover front porch, Les 
‘ ceiling. Carpeting, sofa and draperies are all beige. Beside the louvered door ge 5 See : 
den is pine paneled, has book shelves built on two 
. The floor has red plaid linoleum on it. At 
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kind of Us House Paint Don’t Rug Pads [sich the roms are ase and ow EW tov’ tind omnis Lower Income F amilies Remember H i? Neglect Rug Pads m2 homemaker vaca 'D EY | ‘The insulation of concrete block nly“Thin Film of Beauty iad geen Si cleang her, carpets. \ 
ogee ay A Slighted by Home Builder A ont ob Yl ot ein i rns ee yar: eM 9 ew Reta oe | REFRIGERATION : ‘of perlite, an extremely light ma- cel uy . Why! me depends on how!ance Company in Port au Prince.§° we senViCk‘EM" | 
pptal sande of velcnate love | | sesay YORK, N.Y. — Fortune Although home bathing gueahien lone, nny nnd ematine. 7 . “WE DON'T SELL EM” stance that has been crushed and not touch your house with this} DO M" then “popped’t under heat like |™#sazine in its crn ine tobe a ole bate forthe MS™ Zoe Ny ti in? 
|popcorn. It weights less than one- tomorrow, reports Ach next decade, an “appalling poverty tn the “elder house’. category? | | Member co 
fenth as much as sand, is pure|¥eer since 1990 the home building) + siatistics clouds almost all dis os white and is poured directly from |industry has been steadily produc- lens: eh tha’ tadentert, prob| nienr and cubdenr plating wil TION ASSN. - 
bags into the cores of the con-|%S more units for upper income|<ussior 8 give your house added attractive-| | 
ete blocks. groups and fewer units for lower |lems. What ta seeded, sage For\iuses'end Wvebllty, Te wee Sep 3216 Rycroft St oie FE 5-6247 
| Perlite is stocked by building) ~7™® S*OUPS- erode Rimes gees (Pbbies pamyeciengen we capers ig * : Uh dlc supply dealers under various brand| There is a. lot of unpleasant!, other industry touches so many|yoa prefer, FHA Tide I property “4 
names. It is said to be t truth, say the editors, in. the people, or fs 0 dependent on action|improvement loang are available 2 ‘ : eee ees resistant to settling and not that home building — which but- t all levels of ernment. °-. qualified lending ! lending institutions. | é ; ct rs . se 2 
istructurally affected by water. — |tressed U.S. ~prosperity for a dec- . ” from > FOR .BETTER 
Seer Broreerm | HEATED CONCRETE A new kind of blanket is made|qustry, “it nghroe a eptag in : fet: aiad : ; ; 
of paper, bound in sateen. ing contrast 'to the automotive in- VETS VETS | : 
jidea in a po dlleethgr- spiit-| | 
COMING wo es ue tm ars ams] NOW You Can Hf NO MONEY | } years, £ s ° i | 
G4 a rising more than nine per cent, Qua ify | 
4 wit EXPLOSIVE FORCE OF | istics me Lovely one beeutfl new | : median house , 
|_| AN ARCHITECTURAL REVOLUTION | Sa <e="e— "=" | Ponchmaster’ || Sterwood Homes | | probable $15,500 in 1967 | ‘ 
a ROCHESTER REE Fe ee eh : income: section of the , ‘ © ani 2-WAY RADIOS in ks 
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semen e el “12850 | 12400 B) = ATSMAN| = | | TIENKEN RD. JUST WEST |S: | ee Bl ot, Paint : WHY BUILDERS SLIGHT $650 Down to Vets Medel Open 3-9 P. M. Daily | Building = { OF ROCHESTER RD. (M-150) i saetares Fortune,| $79.90 Per. Month 4765 Soshabaw Rood | Supplies TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE) ‘c+, 
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mee Te eet Tally Vioeivome mat LP coe se ae _ 4 MORE DAYS! | Fa et nmeence he! | te Tei aye Mens PRICES STILL builders who the t i 
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Jence to guide ther, They've naa BURMEISTER , ee GOLD BOND: BURMEISTER ... GOLD ND What if He’s Color Blind? |W 5, Walls Expand | ie oh theta They've bad BOND. if BALTIMORE, Md.—One of Bal- Fe ag are aoe = build © o ; more \a house rom gcra n ae 
: FECES LaWall Cabin SESS mus ST SAC RI FI -E : | 8 “Hshoppers remember. where they the have ideas about a house for = 
ie parked yw — The bee es (Continued from Page 15) just the tw@ off them. lo m 
Hing area n painted off in Rho “ 
[different colored blocks — red, ‘te Te tance teen, | Enough conciete Wiack waa pres so "| hanging Pp | green, blue, etc.—so that the cus duced in 1956 to build homes for a | tomer, after a prolonged shopping) Shutters frame the windows: On the’ entire population of Detroit a 
|spree, simply remembeng his color either side of the back windows! Cjeyeland Philadelphia,” and st} ° j 
, and walks directly to his car. there are coach lamps mounted|rouyjs | , . : 
~ Sori ing Heating | on the wall. Sunny yellow cafe)|— eee neces . 
Homes -of Distinction § = fw"tains cover the lower part of 414% GI Mortgage ° ° | the window sash. These are hung | 
BARGAINS | WATKINS on brass rods. A huge pant that 3 PERRDOM On 1S To be moved i in 10 days. Our ereditecs are tear- 5 just ' and holds a. : a | . - General Motors | i place wae in front of this $280 DOWN ib = . - 5 
DELCO | : HILLS - fee ee 3 ing the doors down. We must raise cash. ss ] , at was once a too-sma - 
= in the original house i . o 
Gun Type 84,000 BTU |] City or See ane Sei ws em j2  2x4’s—Douglas Fir ‘ OAK FLOORING % OIL FURN ACE H is a miniature den, complete with . aw = w 9 . oO 
ng | Wm. a. Kenned ake, bookshelves, radio {two ot 7 BIG, is ere $150 Per 1000 Sq. Ft. No. 2—Reg. $150 ¢ a 
Reg. $ 20 ealtor fashioned telephone) and of ame te 6 *] ] : per 1000 sq. ft. ° T T 0 cS 
$381, 60 - 113097 W. flonen 124-3569 course, a telephone. a 13 Now Only Now Only > 
sla | hacia, shit tom oe | Me Tanitral |, . z i nule Window whic as only : -_ 
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DELCO OIL acai UR a becies baveltes 1x4 Pine Floorin 2x8 RED FIR 4 ly, all the blinds have red Oil-Fired g m 
CONVERSION BURNER tape ca them, adding a cheortul Winter 8 Reg. Price $160 ¢ Regularly Sells for ‘ad 
With Automatic Controls | Sea ellie‘ hane: ees panstat’ wl a * per 1000 aq. ft. | ] 0) $150 per 1000 sq. ft. -% 5 . 
_ Reg. $] 09” | pine. The floor is covered with] Conditi fe Now ot Burmeister’s NOW : 
linoleum i igantic red plaid. onditioner || ° ° 
$147.00 ) | Picea te al ecreal lace ae : lee | ulation area. mote for de- § | con’s bench and a beautiful maple | pa arr] 5 Q 
The Only Heating Dealer Who Gives Red Siamps velopment. desk. The bathroom opens oft Le K ‘sg 3 x X ; Pad 
this room. oe ., — 
O'BRIEN HEATING & SUPPLY Willis M. Brewer The two bedrooms are the same a JANITROL Low-Boy fi lhe A Regular $4. 95 Value 50 ° 
mi Li i 2x ‘ 4 room|] Wilt GRUsSS ioe viae@ itt 
371 Voorheis Reed FE 2-2919 FE 4-518] EM 3-4908 FE 5-7204 ee ccd yall n. raat hace ed. ie Z at Burmeister’s Now Per Sheet > 
the side walls papered in blue. Fe a = Going at Onl . 
Very full, very sheer white cur- Adaptable to full 9 y 9 
tains are criss-crossed at the win- ‘round air conditioning! # : 
We a | YOO 'a ! . 
Getat for SPR NG rn me cent Q g 'x12 Ponderosa Pine | 1x6 1B Ixto & Sand iture is Drexel ‘Try, | Knotty Pine Paneling 2 
ete ica, wae Otto cath 3 Regular $99 per 1000 $ Reg. $190 per ¢ x headboard. As in the tving | 310] Orchard Lake fe 9 1000 sq; ft. 150 ry 
, milk glass is used fo . ., t 
ORDER YouR PORCHES NOW | EEE] Kee Baer |g rte ow j now only white of her bedspread: and the } : 
large sh . There is a pink FE 2-0278 ° 
Enjoy your sien as gat ifhenligllet ‘I-A PORCH with and white striped slipper chair Eves. & Sun. | [ N S U L A I O N Bosto Be ° 
this amazing new JALOUSIE WINDOWS, AWNING TYPE WINDOWS =e Call MA 6-6247 ; I 
or COMBIN an STORM WINDOWS. —_ There ts no danger thet Sandy| | 400,000 Sq Fe $ 100 
will ever be without music. Shee ie $4 . ° 3°0 Sq Py 
|has a television set, a portable|....o Reg. .50 — Now . 
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WES 25 Years of Experience = 6 eek rae ot See s Ft. o 
ill Ass You o teenagers, she is crazy about 5 ry . , , a 
wat As an ° - meg Anpel ge reapatbong ry |, é Gold Bond Paint Medicine Cabinets $2 * Ld = ry . . P 
Quality Workmanship | room abeost us soon as she en- Reg. $6.95 $ 4 9 5 25 in Stock, Regular $ 49 9 5 9 : 
— Guaranteed Work Mr. and Mrs. Walls know the Q Now ............. ° $88.95 Value, Now ° oo 
Wee a We Tee PY a Z ¢ ~~ Storms and Sash room. Faced wi : fy , f . 
. SE ee an ene oes Zl Exterior House Paint 215-Ib. Shingles z 
NO MONEY DOWN Alumina, despite the high bed in front of Da f ht id A Steal ot This $4.25 | Resvie $8450. = $6 75 4 . s a 
_ NO PAYMENT UNTIL JUNE Ist y | fit Asma shaw soe is rlced! JAVON care (Bae treet. ° Now Only... ese... fda opposite the hi-fi set. AT YOUR FINGER TIPS WITH | - siienieans 
STORM WINDOWS . 95 Their furniture Is Willett cher) DA PL ASS BLOCKS . ° : re Down go the prices on nationally advertised ry, includes a four poster bed Pp L A is 
average size windows. and a double chest of drawers. work surfaces in your) « 
The small table with tri legs hitchen, PC G Glase Blocks behind the . 
Alun - Fieachams $ NN 95 ont tn onaw © sour. Theyre cavemmical too 2 «|S 300,000 Sq. Ft. $ 3 g ; antique from Mrs. Walls’ family. | never need repairing or cement . : 
nabinati r 29 . White Venetian biinds with red more eas on ede 5 Going at Only ] Per Sheet = : 
Com tion Doo tapes hang at the large picture) Blocke—for remo lies or in new |i } 
window. Creamy white cotton pe ox ian = oe 
JALOUSIE DOOR— ALUM. GLASS SLIDING DOORS— aenanriag pens 9 ames oA < NO. 2 WHITE PINE Latex Rubber Base Paint $ 
sae ) 9s re 2.95 ° AWNING WINDOWS— ALUM. SLIDING WINDOWS— ventional design, The bare floors |_ Going ot ........ 2.44. P Gold Bond—Gollon .. 
CASEMENT WINDOWS— ALUM, & FIBERGLASS AWNINGS— =. Bare oak. A sliding door shuts off COAL & SUPPLY CO a o 
. Sandy’s room. "IZ c 
C. WEEDON HOME EQUIPMENT CO. ee went geet ce 140 N. Cass Ave. 2 All Types Hardware Items 15% FELT plete, Mrs. Walls doesn’t see. how : $ ? 0 0 
ses S. Telegraph Roa Phone FE 4-2597 ff they ever stood living in it dur- FE 5-8163 } iY) PER ROLL......... 1 Block South of Orcherd Lake Rd. (After Hours and rosea FE 5-0653) (oe ee ee UP TO 50% ° e camping out, with no experi-)             ens = 
2,000 BUNDLES ROCK LATH Reg. $1.10 Per Bundle — Now 98° 
1x6 Fir Boards _| All Pyrex Dishes 
(<a 480 35% OFF 
ALUMINUM COMB. DOORS FLUE LINER 
$29.00 vied ie 90¢ MORE Land...MORE Home... MORE Space to Roam! 
On Extra WIDE 75 rr.Lots! — 
MORE Features-for Greater Value! 
Studio Ceiling in Living Room/ Dining 
Room and Kitchen .       
  
          
  Ceramic tile - Colored fixtures —a “tu hd Badibiaenes . wi Lueeeauteuecceuees 
Birch cabinets in Kitchen URUBE 
tennaenin FREE!) | FREE! High School and Grade Schoo! e : e 
adjoining subdivision * 
Hand Saw! | Skil Saw 
LAK LA Made by Disston with avery oreee for 
With Every $100: Order Conplete Housel,         6 Room Ranch cme with 
“‘Family-Guest Room”... 
FACE BRICK ...1'/2 BATHS... 
Attached CARPORT | Here in Waterford Township all modern conveniences are assured 
you ... all the beauty of nature sarrounds you... yet gracious 
living like this can all be within your income. See this lovely 
model home this weekend for sure! 
i. Price from . . . §14,540 
“trom Ponting . «-« Drive West on MLS® a ee te 
“Torn North (Right) onte Cass Lake,Ad. fer |) d 
1900 te Mldel 011 Came Lat Oe? Oe Lee   
Burmeister s 
NORTHERN LUMBER CO. _ WHOLESALE end RETAIL 
Above Prices Are In Quantities Quoted Cash and Carry 
Yard No. 1—Corner Cooley Lake and Williams Lake Rds.—EM 3-4171, Pontiac 
‘Yard No. 2—9 Mile at Telegraph. Phone EL 6-4184 
, WE DELIVER ’ 
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Le SEN ( % Me ee TN a Ft SRG + “9 Seem Fl Gee cia Woes | ee wa yo a 
_micHinEg \ i) Pod perenne THE PONTIAC PRESS, , SATURDAY, APRIL. a a, 105? ! a 
oa puting domo ‘new elter side ot the center section of) Two-thirds of the total time re | IPaints Teach Ceneropy ese colo eames revel hewn “i. threshold, stagger threshold. lquitea for successful painting 
—_—— —— sais lf You Follow Ru es 
Soe: The Teethers Tener! is required forthe palating ive Will Be Bolt 
= oxpenrs in, [Paint Job Wi er @ Home 
t Rn See lean , MARENGTN, D.C — The big-|help 3 Bédicoms - ! © insta ; 
installing & Wall Tide 33,7 home Attached Garage 
; i Call for Estimates! sang oe ton Neotural Gas Heat 
Compas ncepuate (All. Work Guaranteed) coo rub | 28 ee 
a. ele e 10 “ares ly and thriftily, choosing ‘ 
nerds Le | BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN , ~~ Elgin pane Carl Shell & Sons the sventhes ae : 
“ae Avon investment Ge. 
FE 5-9237 Mi 43000 
            
  
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  For a Step in Beauty 
    
  
THE UNGT STEP 
  
       
      WALL-FLAME OIL HEAT. (itv 
for the Tops SS 
“in Comfort, Convenience 
and Economy! 
      
  
    Ask us for FREE comfort 
survey of your home,     "CHECK THESE FEATURES: $ Permanent Beauty—Rugged Dependability. 
.@ FHA Specifications . Call Us for 
Information      
@ Strong Reinforced Costing yA Messy Installation Pie 9 we 
UP TO 42 SQ. FT. OF PORCH SPACE 
Free Estimates —We Deliver Anywhere! 
CONCRETE STEP CO. _5380 Dixie Highway OR 3-7715   
351 N. Peddeck 
FE 5-6973 
          
HEATING 
Herrmr@ ELECTRIC 
pe “AUTOMATIC. HEATING CO. $.000 Successtul Installation in Pontiac Area 
17 Orcherd Leke Ave. FE 2-9124 
ihe nchbarhonbenbhertburhatahuhuheukuhuteae          | HUGUS-MARSH | ] ROOFING & INSULATION CO. }    
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       Rich Looking, Lastreus 
Polished Marble 
Window Sills 
Beautiful Tennessee Marble 
    -——INSULATE oi — _ Yes, insulate your home now with Owens-Corn- 
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coat, IT PAYS.” 
Ne Down Payment — Low Monthly Payments   
            ESTIMATES GIVEN 
Without Obligotion       
    
    
      
    
    
Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday 
APRIL 25-26-27-28 ot TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER 
Sponsored by Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce Adults-50°  Children-Free   
PONTIAC 
CUT STONE AMBASSADOR INSULATION 2110 DIXIE HWY. o. , (Corner. Telegraph)        
  FE 5-6250     
  
      3-Bedroom. Brick | @ Activities and Family Rooms @ Formica Counter Tops 
@ Specious Kitchen @ Good Closet Space Throughout 
@ Ample Kitchen — @ Spacious Lots 
Natural Finish +. © Street Pavi 
for by the 
@ Copco Aluminum Horizontal Sliding Windows Already In and Paid — 
         
              
     
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This Garage 
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645" Price Includes 
© 4” cement floor 
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  | Fill Dirt Extra 
i f No Money Down! 
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    Rat Wall and     Full Price Including House and Lot from 
1 a VETS AS LOW AS 
oe FHA and Gl Terms!   
     It Needed           MODEL at 658 Linda Vista Drive 
Phone FEderal 3-9156 
Model Home Office OPEN Daily and Sunday 
from noon ‘til § P. M. 
    for 3 years 
    
  © 8x7 steel door a 
© 2-6 light windows “Call us for 
a f Lrectagen window Free Estimates” rE veg   
  Michig au Home Remodelers 3377 W. Huron     
  
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  such as a one-car instead of 
a two-car garage—he can tell 
- you what the difference in ria \ ey Ve oO 4 a : ‘ e \ t Bs : a , eee | oY ok i . € py 1/ ae e iL i Hy ct " ae af ‘ Pais i \ ‘ 5 * a | ; \ 7 cae 
A \ Ee laters we kia tke \ KY an A 1 wa a “As = } ‘ | " i) oleae | \ 4 au | a “i Ob Lg \ \ } i i aN \ 
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a y egy ae hci Ms n ot Here's a cure for “those nasty 
Lo \ ee “- ~— go arama fof Ak Man Whe Knows ‘| white ‘rings taht appear when” 4) 
Le ' Oe ae | All the nécessary amounts jcereless guest puts a wet glass) : St ghee? ee BS: ‘ Ti: a paaes tepterel Wid down on a tabletop. Dip a cloth} oe. 4 : ‘ this house are incl the [in heavy soap suds rub the] 
. mys : wae r rhe BARE detailed Study Plans, ting until‘it disappears. 
: es : ata /| This enables you to take , 
ev the plans to your contractor : : =a | the, plans to your contractor 11” “FO-BUY OR SELL ALL Ss TY LES- tn ALL SIZES “ ., you decide on any alterations REAL ESTATE . 
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GOOD TRAFFIC PATTERN—The living area the living area of the house. The other lavatory rovides a minimum of hall space, a maximum adjoins one bedroom and the kitchen. This can 
of excellent traffic circulation. Th The main bath- be used by the children while at play outside. 
room is accessible from two bedrooms and from ,   
    
     
   
  ep ewneannnnnn nan nanwwennnr===9| ithe children grow up, the porch 
PONTIAC PRESS —- ices cincr'as a porcn or « den, 4 it forms a delightful addition to the 
Building Editer: § already wide living room - dining 
‘ft poom expanse. TRU-BILT BLOCKS are tested 
~- to meet the rigid requirements 
~ of all standard specifications. 
  
       
    
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! Plan for The Howe at the Week, Design ‘HWiI6, Ne stamps {| One other point: three - bed: TRU-BILT BLOCES assure you accepted. Please on reom, w ea - — . 
Via! GS eee ane a¢ ABILITY. WEATHER RESIS- rae 3 
1 ~ large plots, re _ 
(Please Print {| be told that large in TANCE, AND FIRE SAFETY. & j plots in acces- ‘ 
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1 ereser d Socios aueetaer or cose oe _ FRAME -- BRICK -- BLOCK ” those who wish to spend the ex- ie : : i ; i . / 1 ory STATE eee tell SEE US WITH YOUR PLANS. FREE ESTIMATE [8 “Get Several Estimates—Be Sure One Is Ours” 
; clusive . the ree, its frontage 
PI d li fH is only feet inches, its 
b&ck-to-front di only 28) 
an and Quality of House jets ‘amnion oy, feet, | 
Guarantee Good Resale Pais encase in an atrxe tive exteriot with a stone front, 
an eye-catching window and a' 
In building that dream house, be|go past the automobiles to get aticenter entrance. It’s ranch-house| MIDWEST SUPPLY an and HOME IMPROVEMENT 
9 N’ Telegraph FE 4-2575 J NEXT TO THE a" EVENINGS CALL        
  TRU-BILT 22 1992 Pontiac Drive ‘FE 4-9531           
       
  sure to keep wide awake on one|the garden tools or to put away |style with traditional elegance. ' A 
point; tures of this house is the flagstone|But most of all, it's a house to live’ Near Telegraph and Orchard Lake Roads { AUTOMAT CAR WASH FE 5-7433 : 
Resale value. porch next to the living room. Asiin. .     Even if your new home seems 
a dream to you, it may be.a finan- 
cial liability instead of an asset 
if it lacks features that will .make 
it sell easily, should you ever 
want to put it on the market, 
Here is a dream ot © house | 
that should have high resale | 
value, because it has the quall- 
ties and conveniences that sur 
veys have shown are most de- 
sired by prospective home = 
ers. Included are: 
Three bedrooms, more than one 
bathroom, a U-shaped kitchen with! 
plenty of putaway space, large] 
closets, light airy rooms, a fire- 
place, & separate dining room and 
privacy planning. 
Because design HW-46 in The 
House of the Week Series does) 
have these desired assets, it = 
into the maximum mortgage class) 
ant bo weal cost lege ne 
“cash down.” 
With economy in and archi- 
tect Lester Cohen has come up 
with a clever arrangement that 
gives all the advantages of a 
‘twe and a-haif bathroom house | 
with the money-saving i 
tion of one bathroom and a lava- | 
tory. 
The spacious main bathroom can] 
be entered from the*hall or-from a 
separate entrance in the master, 
bedroom. Since it is readily acces- 
sible from the living room—and 
has a modern vanitory counter— 
it can be used as a guest powder 
room, 
The lavatory off the kitchen can} 
be reached easily from the garage | 
and backyard. It has a door be-| 
tween it and one of the bedrooms 
and if a recreation room is fi 
in the basement, youngsters can) 
use this lavatory without going | Th H - With ALL 
nto the li areas | : " 
gla e Home The living and bedroom — t D e F 
ted for privacy. = he ed eat 
a foci aad dining room, with a esir ures a 
linear traffic pattern, can be used 
together for large parties or family 
Supeenent would be poaale ba oe @ Community Water System / 
|   Wows 
    Seerirenp y cmmenty Were Stem (aN ect BALMORAL MANOR ‘* Fully Insulated i On Paved Streets Near Churches... . Schools . . . Stores It desired, the dining room 
could be used as a family room, 
with the alcove china closet con- | 
    rted t built-in TV Hi-Fi. | ; 
"The kitchen hes a stscable diastls | | * . f See for yourself how much you can get in a lovely Bal- 
nook, 2 wall oven and counter | ® Tiled Shower moral Manor Home. Packed with deluxe features, yet “ 
oo _ cate intial priced unbelievably low! Big, spacious lots ideally lo- * s < . P & ee Lew — re e Pullum Sliding Wood. a cated in choice suburban area, Yes, see them this evening 
space. Even the two-car garage has) * ...« you'll be convinced the Balmoral Manor Home offers 
re Wind : been designed with an eye on con-| ingows | @ new concept in gracious living. venient passage. It has a rear en-| 
trance so that you' don’t have = e Large Wardrobe ( i 
YOU are under NO © 8’x6" Picture Wipdow   
   obligations 
B YOU need not buy 
anything 
YOU need not. even 
come to us | 
‘JUST CALL OR 3-2946   
     
  FHA $1,400 Dox Down Payments Plus Cont Own © Double Compartment Sink 
© Gas Incinerator 
© Oil Forced Air Heat 
© Gas Aufomatic Hot Water 
e Copper Plumbing : 
e Poured Basement Walls PONTIAC. -— , AINS   
    We prornise we POSITIVELY 
send no salesman BUT we 
will mail you details about a 
most unusual offer on any MODEL OPEN: 
Saturdays and Sundays From 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. 
(TON Week Days From 4 P. M. to 8 P. M. 
      type or size 
OIL & GAS 
_ HEATING | a 
- JOB me Lots 75" to 90’ Wide . oO oP i 
Bee Yourself ox We Teste e Paved Streets with Curb , Ivan W. Schram , 4 
_AIR-O-MATIC | ° Cement Sidewalks | | \” COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE a 
be Pee ea eae e Model Phone ORlando 3-862] | bes ie _ Office Phone FEderisl 5-509]   
    
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H. H. STANTON 103 State St. Plumbing Sales and Service FE 5-1683       By KAY SHTRWOOD NEA Staft Writer 
  
  
ROUND LP ALL THE FAMILY 
FOR AN INSIDE    
         
M i ee) 4 LUMBER + Buctaers, 
Wik, S49. N SAGINAW ST Pot A Ne RR lg 08 A ae 
       
  
  
      
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LOWRIE-HICKS LUMBER CO. WEST WALTON BLVD. AT BALDWIN 
Bd Lewrie Ee FE 2-9104 Don Hick 
DUO-THERM 
‘WATER HEATER 32-Gallon GAS 
Automatic 
$6995 
52-AL. ELECTRIC 
of PONTIAC 
      
    
            
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Open Monday and Friday ’til 9 
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       FE 4-1555 9 
       engineers explain, won't rust in 
ordinary houschold use. But it 
can be scratched by stee] wool. 
Furthermore, slivers of steel 
  The favorable nod we homemak- 
Methods# that are \Don't Use Steel to Scourliien reer. 
Your Stainless Ware : 
and preserve the high surface fininsh. \ 
True to its name, the 
not discolored by acid fru 
other foods. 
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IN THE 
- CLASSIFIED SECTION BATEMAN & KAMPSEN REALTY    
  845 West Huron St. 
PE 2-3924 & FE2-4008 
      
    
    
       
   
    
     
      
    
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Westwind Manor 
; HOMES % Mi. North ef Cooley Lake 
Rd. on Willaims Lake Rd. 
PRICED © 
FROM 
Earl E. James Real Estate   
  
  
  
  
      
      
      
    SPRING REMODELING NEEDS.. ip SEE BURKE FIRST .. . 
SCREEN DOORS.......°7”7 
WHITE 
CLOTHES POSTS ..... 12% ‘WE HAVE IT... 
Per 
Gal. PAINT exterior, . , *425 
  
 @ ALUMINUM -:SIDING 
-@BEVEL SIDING @ ASBESTOS SIDING e FORMICA = 
    
‘soz, “co BURKE LUMBER CO.) ,  *Canlkin ) | 
. Compounds Guns . ; | . 
* Paint * Varnish “WHERE THE HOME BEGINS” 
Brushes * Shellac 4495 Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains OR 3-1211 
  
LAKE OAKLAND HEIGHTS ithe .metal—to prevent scratching EMpire 3-6311 
House Needs REFRIGERATION - SERVICE ® All Types—All Makes 
Spring Check — | <mrttant teen DAY OR NIGHT 
: SERVICE 
Spring is traditionally house Authorized 
cleaning time, but it also should Kelvinator Sales & Service 
house takes a lot of aes“ MASON 
from wipter’s blasts—punishment REFRIGERATION 
which can result in costly damage. FE 2-6400 
_ is, especially true of the 1302 W. Huron St. 
roof, which is a home’s first line , 
of defense against snow and ice. 
The weight and movement of 
and: ice often can start serious 
itrouble, expecially if the roof 
an old one. 
__A good time to check the roof 
| is in the spring after the first 
heavy rain. Look at the under- 
side of the roof deck, check the 
| rafters carefully, and icok 
ly at the 
al Li Fe Sass Seo sept ety jterior damage. £ 
Don't be surpfised if the roof 7 
  
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tility of your household equipment? 
  
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beautrful | 
homes 
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    TERRACE - Designed to meet your demands, 
. cow afford / 
$17,500. You must see it te believe it. this home hes more living 
apace, more kitchen space, and 
_ Full price. of only 
Ee ~~ ioe at the oor teday for more informe- 
Realty more move sbout space, 3 bed- 
Tooms, bath and a half. Estate 
MACK and DAILY (Re 
Model Phone MA .6-9320      
  size lote in the midst of prize 
— fruit bearing apple 
rees. 
     ithe appliance. 
| You will find that your “vac” jalso cleans hard-surface floors, 
“dusts” the walls, the furniture, 
venetian blinds, and whisks away 
the dust from all those little curley- 
ques in elaborately carved pieces. 
hair, blow up balloons for a party, 
jspray-paint the porch furniture,| 
land as an aid while refinishing) 
furniture or floors? 
jvacuum cleaner can be helpfully 
jused, if you only will give it—and 
'yourself—a chance.       
  
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ings for . windows, doors, 
porches and patios, store 
fronts. 5 different distinctive 
to choose from. y pty 
$163 W, MONTCALM    
     
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      Phone FE 5-2102 | INCLUDES FULL DOWN PAYMENT AND ALL MORTGAGE COSTS 
, .. ABSOLUTELY NO OTHER CASH NEEDED!   5 MINUTES FROM PONTIAC 
ON WALTON ROAD 
CLOSE TO WOODWARD AVE. (U.S. 10) 
    
      
     
        
CIVILIANS YOU WOULD ORDINARILY PAY $2,500 DOWN / "4 NOW $750. MOVES YOU IN!     VETERANS iF YOU HAVE USED YOUR Gi BENEFITS OR JUST WAITED 
                
|For example, do you think of your! E 4. 
vacuum cleaner as just for carp-| P ARD jets? Consult the instruction book} iT 
: iyou received when you purchased! Pee 
And do you use it to defrost your| Fim 
refrigerator and freezer, dr} your) be 
  There are; [#9 
imany extras for which your! Bee 
3 BEDROOM - BRICK RANCH VALUE 1,076 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING AREA ON EXTRA LARGE 80 FOOT LOT Don’t take a chance on miss- 
. fing this sensational oppor- 
Whe tunity . . . Choose your new 
. home now and take advantage 
Bl of this low, low down payment. 
s sy Enjoy the convenience of 
       
      fa nearby schools, shopping, 
ba churches . . . and the thrill of 
1 © private lake only steps away - - 
from your door. See for your- 
Ey self this week-end! 
models furnished by: 
|] ROBINSON FURNITURE COMPANY 
eek WA Be 
     
               
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       © SPACIOUS COUNTRY KITCHEN 
© PAVED, CURVED STREETS 
© COLORED BATH FIXTURES 
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    Models Open 12-8 P.M. Daily and Sunday 
Model Phone: ORlando 3.9378 
STIERE 21999 GRATIOT AVE 
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“41,100 FULL PRICE ee Second i ———__+ 
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  ‘Vets $300.00 Down ~ Rochester i el 
sees Fee RANCH STYLE HOMES | close to. schools, shopping and transportation. 
City - Suburban Properties [to find construction costs greater   ONLY A FEW LEFT. get 
Model is located at ‘Robinwood and Perry 
Streets. North of East Boulevard. Open Daily 
ahd Sunday, 12 to 9. 
ROSE HILL REALTY CO. 19470 Grand River KE 2-9060 _Tthan you .palfmed? And are you 
now looking about for cost corners} 
  
  
| of families are being faced with! 
' , ithe same ploblem. If you are go-| 
EQUIPMENT ing to cut corners, do so in the) 
iwisest manner. Don’t go to r 
Z isubstitutes, or a methods, 
Steel scaffolding for every They et ie laeaiaae requirement. Rolling tres- : 
tles. and special scaftold- wate Reogeenasoras aging rid P ing for stairways, church- |) .upstitute materials for your 
es, stores & bank lobbies. || sanitary sewer piping. Don't do 
A Sani Engineering Syntron electric hammers vent — r Tools fo Committee warns, 
ond power saws. Jools for ; every need. This advice is backed up by a 
host of reasons—all of which make 
|sense. First of all, the use of a| \substitute material will not save 
jyou the money you anticipate. / 
| The cost of the pipe is only about! 
feted of the cost of the entire in- 
stallation. Only vitrified clay pipe 
lis guaranteed _ unconditionally   
    
  
> ROY ANNETT, Inc. ™ 28 E, Huron St. Ph. FE 8-0466 
. Realtors 
    
  
    I Concrete surfocers ond 
| grinders. 
Only 5 Homes Left | Senders: Belt, vibrating 
In Beoutiful Lorraine Manor | Tarpoulins. jagainst rust, rot and disintegra-| = : tion. 
$290 DN. © 30 YRS. © 4',°/, MORTGAGES | Electric drills. | How much money can ye save, 
‘if the sewer pipe you put in now FHA and Conventional Mortgages Alse Available | Jocks. :must be dug up, along with the raga _ ae eipmamipaband on nna irae \tront lawn, for untimely repairs aj] 1" the dramatic tri-level or ranch style floor plans whic 
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Power Post Hole Digger 1 few years hence. Is it wise to give you more living space per house dollar than all other 
Builder won't wait, wants them sold at once. Therefore, priced ‘attempt a saving of money at the j Plans. 
so low 3-bedroom brick ranch, including storms and screens,   
      Offer you a choice of luxury living in beautiful Tri-level 
or Spacious ranch homes. A wonderful family location in a 
country playground area, close to fabulous shopping centers, 
new schools and churches with all the city improvementa!      
            
      
    
     
       expense of asking your ‘family ae , 
es ncon ft backed- : 1100 a2 ft. as ace Wnt ee — | Mixer Park, Inc. ee can wosence of ae pra Low VA and FHA Terms i F 
City Water and Sewer. NO SEPTIC TANKS. Large 75’ lots. |] 245 Elizabeth Loke Ave. Steno een ey SRY ETE Cah the Bir Value for ihe Low Qua ty eatures, 
Have where taxes are peactioaly sothing: Each day more than 200 gal- [| Dollar! All of these features are in- § Farm Style Kitchen 
  
        
  
       
      
    
         
      
   
            
  
  
    
    | Pontiac 18, Michigan age jan ag premgile Carhage Dig 
Open Sunday and Daily 1 to 7 P.M. i —SséPhone FE 5-8780 | are flushed down the drain in cluded in the low, low price. City Heosty Penge: Bir rch 
qe a | the average home, This sewage || “ater and sidewalks, separate storm Cupboard 
oo tes treme — _———— | contains dangerous and deadly and sanitary sewers, concrete streets P , . . . : : : ‘Kitchen Vent with: ‘Hood 284 Tilmor, Elizabeth Lake Road bacteria. he] 22d curbs, adjacent schools, shopping f Sliding Wood Windows 
1 Mile past Tolegengh fo Sastts Rabe Rosh Set jo Merbel - ONE-HALF aes a as aot aj centers and churches. , | Birch Doors 
BE J RI CH ‘family’s living routine and be a . Select Oak Hardwood Floors 
. Be MILLION Bicricus health and accident ‘haz ALL HOMES INCLUDE Solid Cement Drive : , lard. Y nit tem is 
12545 Linwood TU 3-4000 | ltmecen lifeline of your home. Be One and Half Baths Also Included lors is ee Hest Automatic Forced Air Heat P, 
agi Leonardo gions Linen and Cedar Closets City "Water ‘He's the fessional who knows | 
\the severe punishment a house! . Vanity in the Bath Separate Storm and Sanitary 
as must take. Sewers 
      
     
       
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= | 7 ‘a. Need Special Care     
       
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Other personal touches may be added to I City Sidewalks : a these homes ... ask the salesmen. Concrete Streets and Curbs i - pee 
. Adjoining Schools sveuse A2. - 
MODEL OPEN 1 TO 8 DAILY , 7 , 
‘small amount of commercial floor ese WHITE BROS. uss: «Deposits of food, gum, tar or the] Office at 5660 Dixie Hwy. Waterford 9995 or OR-8-1295 |        
                  
    
      
   
   
         
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inti : ted fter ei DELIVERY | dull knife to remove the = a 
—is og = ° 60 Different Colors | then treated with scouring powder, | 
ing, me before. Call for free estimate. eal Taxtaiee to ‘steel wool or dry cleaning ’ 
Choose From . . | (depending on the stain and the ; 
FE 5.7471 See us first, type of flooring). 
Pectea indie’ save time! |” The experts advise not to use dry | 
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PAYMENT | sung TO PAY BUILDERS’ SUPPLY 5 ‘ ® Block © Concrete ® Brick 
HAS S. Telegraph 'R4. FE 5-816 : : | ‘    
   
     
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THE BERRYS) ; ‘ _ By Carl Grubert gamma | . 
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ple who are 65 or over. But I | CONRAD N. CHUR' 
& suggest you get in touch with the | LOUIS H. COLE 
: neaest illindls State weltare of- | « caauh Guaaeee 
From H. E. 8. of Banning, Calif.:| See au if some financial ow 
“{'m drawing $28 a month from| *!P poenttle, 5 | Preece! = ADDELL 
the Veterans Administration due| From Mrs. B. F. H. of San Ber. ! ZIMMERMAN 
to & disability I received while|bantno, Colt’ “t Kove sovern , 
War I. Bigg ly ectaee deage geo ment for 14 years and will be 65 HONORARY 
to retire and start drawing Social] ‘is year. I plan to rete aud ae DIRECTOR 
Security payments, Will my dis-|* service annuity, My 
ability compensation interfere with|band whe dled in 150) eens I'l CHAUNCEY H. HUTCHINS 
a ha be eligible for one-half of the So. 
: Security payments 
oe * as cave susatted Wf be had lived to; OFFICERS 
From RB. R, -of River, jreach retirement age. cor- : 
Vt.: “My father is over 80 and. |rect?”’ z | R oe 
my mother is over 70, My father | Yes, You'll be eligible to draw| leap ns no ar 
pat yh : por por both civil service fetirement pay- TAMES CLARESON « 
Se Ghetto for: phguients. very |nanae Smt Social Security pay: E. W, JOHNSTON .... .Treesurer 
soon, He's a farmer. My mother y- = C. BRYAN KINNEY Attorney 
has never been covered So- 
cia Severity bat, of course, wil | HAVING TROUBLES? : 
“—<_ ay voare | MANAGERS 
No. Call « Member of the i VERN McMASTERS 7 ° 
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Se en ae ae reader: ‘I'm Refrigeretion Assn. MM SORENSON nearly ve never Aric ester Branc: 
covered by Sostal* Security. My ARCTIC REFRIGERATION | . 
years and was never covered by | AUDITORS 
Social Security. Am I now eligible ~~ $EIX LAKES 
for Old-Age Assistance under the REFRIGERATION IENKINS end ESHMAN 
Federal-State matching eas agcestep yer | 
  
  
  
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  ... that’s the kind that really pays. 
Here at Pontiac Federal Savings your 
money-earns a high 3% dividend com- 
pounded twice each year... so even 
your DIVIDENDS AGAIN EARN 
FOR YOU. See how your savings 
climb, when given the opportunity of 
earning at Pontiac Federal. 
CURRENT 5 % RATE 
Pontiac Federal Savings. KING SIZE corsinjs 
on REGULAR savings 
  
  
     
   
    
     
     
       
       
        
      
  
        
         
         
          
    
       
   
      
   
      
       
     
        
  
      
    
      
               
     
   
    
    
     
        
    
    
  
  
  
      
  
    
               
   
          
    
     
        
     
     
                 
         
                 
    
   The Insignia of HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron . Su Service 
Seaad heiselon ROCHESTER BRANCH DOWNTOWN BRANCH & 
on ; 407 Main Street 16 E. Lawrence St. 4 
: DANIELS INSURANCE . 
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2239 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. 3 BLOCKS WEST OF TELEGRAPH 
FE 8-3741 
6G mers Genuine Rey. $100 ree t _AS ADVERTISED ON TV! = ; JEWEL || Fomant Moke 
WESTINGHOUSE | frzse=e7| EYYEL | MIRRORS | le) =e 4 
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a) $ if $ ‘ha | || Beveled Edge 6° | f+ atin $99” a i é 
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SS] * Gorgeous Double Dreser, Chest, with dio, | 2-Pc. Living Room Suite DOWN Model ‘ No Money aa Dae Modern Bedstead - ; DOWN ; Hes a rane . +178 AW60E 
- Fluffy Pillows * * les (a 
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OPEN SUNDAY q to 5 P. = — TERMS! | Hampden BUY NOW — INSURED CREDIT TERMS! 
We Factory Close-Outs - Folding Chairs coy rapids 
of Famous Brand ‘Dual Sleep 
Innerspring Mattress a) Sofa or Discontinued Covers =o | - Davenport 
, One Group $19.00 om Soins | son. a One Group $29.00\, te ee : 
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2 | y ; \y ' 3 . i fot ye Re 4 i : i | ee | =: : \ 
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: hurches P repare — P alm 4 ay Services 3 a ale ee, ake Alt / ieee ‘ va i ; Seo |, 
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4 Your PTA Is Planning: 
ig Red Wing Guests Monday 
at White Lake Township 
} WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —| The ‘school band, composed of 
Sid Abel and Jimmie Peters, two'sixth and seventh graders under} 
s ex-Red Wing hockey ‘players, will|the direction of Phillip Haddrill, : 
- lhe guests of honor at the Dublin will perform. 
School PTA Father and Son Ban- Marlette 
get ot S00 pee. matey: Elementary PTA will meet Tues-| 
x © : day at 8 p.m. at the Bea McDonald 
The event will take place in the School. Officers for 1957-1958 will 
School’s multi-purpose room. be elected and installed. 
Special invitations have The Rev. Robert Kyser, pastor 
also been extended te certain | of the First Presbyterian Church, 
members of the 1956-57 Red Wing | will be the speaker. 
Seater, chairman et the affair. |, During the business | meeting, oe *  |final plans for the April 27 PTA 
> | Abel, a Red Wing star for many /fair will, be discussed. Theme for ‘ pias 
_ seasons, will narrate a film of the'this year is “Western Round-up.” ; soot tat aaarmmnaiaid 
aes y Cae viey : ; ‘ CLARE WENTWORTH JOANN SMITH ALICE AVERY 
“Toastmaster will be Todd Eil- . 
well. In charge of food prepara- HONORED AT DRYDEN — The Dryden Com- _electrical engineering, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 
tion and serving is Mrs. Gerald munity school has announced the valedictorian of Gail Wentworth. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith are 
¥. DeSormier, Mrs.. Harold the 1957 senior class, Clare Wentworth, who has JoAnn’s parents and Alice is the daughter of Mr. 
Friedline is in charge of table maintained a 3,66 scholastic average during high and Mrs, Kenneth Avery. Both of the girls plan 
ones JoAnn Smith and Alice Avery "have tied to enter comptometer school. 
freshments and programs have Persons wishing to purchase utatorian honors. Clare, who plans to study 
been scheduled for all. tickets are asked to phone Dublin 
ee Sere | Sed, EM Vanes. x Sater, Ee : Y Vv , > 
The Rev. Douglas Parker of St.| ~ CARNIVAL TOUCH — These youngsters are dressed as a. bridal |>7807. " - ./¥vonne VanAlstine Speaks Vows . 
ri _ ee waar Church, rem ase couple as they parade in Munich, Germany, carnival. Waterford Township if e stroys "y 
ore ane td at» Hadley Couple Married E mon wil be “We Have a Disturb . Waterford village school PTA are: : aaiey Couple iviarrlea 
ome Conte” We Seption Wed Same Day as Grace Mrs. Ralph Marble, president; : 7 | dren and infants will take place at Mrs. Charles . mother y ; 
Tenor fogs Fetowan ve = SQMNeSS Ends First Yearitner” vee reset. Tomes eotting ‘Blane( te, Yan Asin, aie of] crane seroma, wih a i‘ i Vv - Thomas . an ’ oO ei 2 
6 pss. and gol 2-4 yous Fel- : A — Rogers will be teacher vice presi- Lake Nepassing Blaze mr. and Mrs. Willis Van Alstine of | . 
lowship parish : pee t; Mrs. Harry Morrison, re- Ra ood ' Hadley, and Griffi | Mrs, John Tolly was matron of 
house, | of Peggy Kelly S Marriage |crine secretary; Mrs. William zes Wood Strudure, als on th c Coiian m, |haoer and Pauline Lackie of Bad 
At St. Philip Episcopal Church Crommett, _secre- 8-Year-Old Escapes ; : 2G “| Axe, and Joyce Jones were brides- 
oft Palm Sunday, the Rev. Edgar ; tary, and Robert Brill, elected _ also of Hadley, was solemmized! nsiis, . 
A. Lucas will conduct three serv-| NEW YORK # — Two Kelly;in June. She recently gave up her|treasurer. Little Gregory Laur, 2, lost his April 6, at the Hadley Federated) Best man was Carlton Stridlacer 
ices, including the 8 a.m... Holy girls were married last. April 19.| job to prepare for the event. White Lake Township life in a raging tire which de-|Church with the Rev. John Tolly of Davison. Groomsmen were Kent 
Communion and the Blessing of the/Qne became a princess, the other! Yesterday in ther palace at! A cooperative dinner will be held stroyed the home of his parents at|fficiating. Copeman and Paul Miller. Uphers 
Palme. a Bronx housewife. Their lives|Monte Carlo, Princess Grace en-jat the Lee Brooks School Monday, = yIRGINIA CARSON Lake Nepassing, three miles trom! About 300 guests were present. [Cerin ns nt ond Plisworth 
_ Family worship and Church were bound to be different, but/tertained a group of American/evening at 6:30, preceding the ot ee ee The bride wore @ white gown of | A. rec School will be at 9:30 a.m. Morn-|, regular 8 o'clock PTA meeting, |_ Mr. and Mrs, Gerard Carson of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Laur, man-) iace over satin, with a train, Her A reception followed the cere- 
ing prayer and sermon will take hoped for happiness. correspondents at a cocktail Porter Road, Milford, announce|agers of the Lapeer Country Club,| fingertip - place mony at the Hadley town hall, with 
place at 11 am, Plams will be| Everyone knows Princess Grace|party, She was charming and the engagement of their daughter, were at the club about 10 p.m..| b ar ganplrpetrelico about 300 guests present. 
carried in procession for commem-|°t Monaco, the former movie star'gay as she regaled her guests te Virginia, to Richard Peckins. He|when their other son, Stewart, 8, 5 Ee ot oot et eaee After a wedding trip in northern 
oration of the first Palm Sunday.|Gtace Kelly of Philadelphia. She| 14, tates of her new life and her is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Rex'came over to tell them their home Michigan, the couple will make 
e and Prince Rainier III were mar- Ul ini << es g Nv ge ae child. . |Peckins of Cohoctah. Virginia is was on fire. H ] P = ess 
° a ny Mediterranean * a teacher at Bertha Baker School, *-¢ *¢ aze ar k NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 
Several churches in Orion Town- principality amid pomp and cefe- * * ‘ Milford, and: Richard, having, y; 1953 Pontiac 2 Door CD, Engine 
; ship have set the dates for special mony, Yesterday the other Kelly girl lesread tour yout a Ga\kir Fees |. eats ees, = eel Bond Issue ct 804 North Main treet, Rochester 
services on Palm Sunday and # & & ——_ Jeould think of nothing but a tu-/[]} TATA! DIGZE —|paramedics, is now a junior atid ;bie Tesponded to calls, but Sfichigant oa April 34, 8677 at 10°30 a.m 
cae ay ee on te met, Peet Raia ee eS Uh he wen pnd as toe xe ane | Contemplated a was to ; t us- ° . , STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- 
i. om pe: al yee Paim (Dillon in a* modest ceremony. band’s 70-year-old mother lives) Once Wrote Story for log cabin. HAZEL PARK—A bond issue ta|Jercaie Dette County of Oakland 
. They set up housekeeping in a/there. The mother became grave-| jy, * ‘Funeral Service Firemen, who kept the blaze, | In the matter of the petition con- 
ene te 2 ous, Es apartment in the Bronx. ly ill and John flew to County) '\°WSPOper About Fire itrom destroying nearby cottages, |(re, Amount of $3,400,090 to solve cerning charles Phillips, minor. Cause 
Sas elaa A concdtien of oe Kerry to be with er That Killed Three Held for Daughter 2% “22's body in the base-\pinted heres ahh esate 227 Palin, fatner t.” A reception of | : _ John was to be away for a g ment of the home sometime after ; “Putian having been fie 
members will be held. Princess Grace had a daughter, ; s biel lee 
: : Princess Caroline, three months month, so plans had been made M WuRe of Buster Crabbe midnight. Assistant engineer Edward (Court alleging that the present : where- 
On Maundy Thursday, Holy Com-|ago, Peggy is expecting a child|fr ® transatlantic phone call on eeaenen Idaho @ — A former . Cause of the fire, believed to| Kubiske said a $6,000,000 program jeri’ is unknown and. said child hes 
mmunon will be celebrated at 8 p.m|o™ 4 april 19 to share in words, at leat, J0UrBalism student, who was once) 4. acer es uy — Funeral|Dtve started in the basement, is) pretented to the Masel Park itts'ciud ahouit| oe placed’ uncer the 
‘with bays and girls: accepted into their first wedding anniversary. map Pe re a story on a dor- oe | m, council this week includes appro- {jurisdiction of this Court. 
membership on Palm Sunday be- : to * — which three died, |services have been beld for Caren| a priation for Oakiand County. 12 |giate ‘ot sichigan. you are hereby _no- 
ing served at the first table. The/ Lapeer Area Princess Grace and Princelmurdcr Inst night for setting the| sana, CEADDS, | SyearcldiT as Town Drain and for two trunk {fied ‘that ‘the hearing “on. said’ peti Rev, Alfred Eddy will present the Fed ati Rainier will observe their first an- fatal sia setting daughter of actor Buster Crabbe.| Il- ounty Flects line sewers that could be financed Service Center, at rt a —— 
message. eration niverary together. It will be a * © « She weighed only 60 pounds when Year (ff by the Inter-County Drain Com |ii00'f raid County, on the 25th day of 
: * * * - quiet day since the date falls on she ntly of malnutri.|N Off mission, April, A.D., 1957, at nine o'clock in 
The $t. Joseph Cale Church Elects Officers — {Gcoa Friday, aA, District, Court jury of nine| tie, ied, apparently NEW TEAT UNICETS | city manager Calvin C. Henry esossd "io" apoan "personaly th sl begins Palm Sunday the bless ~ * * * * & has called a meeting of city coun-| It being impractical to make - 
ing of the palms and procession at|_ DRYDEN — More than 100 worm’) johq will never see Peggy Pat tO Rctariere Sreatment for! More than 100 persons, includ-|,.“EONARD — The Tri-County Ex-'cil and state authorities for Mon- al iserviee Dereof, “this. summons "and 
6:45 a.m. followed immediately by|* Attended peer County! again. He never even got to S€€\iogg Idaho, youth. who ing members of her family and ‘non Club met at the home of day. Of 8 copy one week previous to said 
the High Mass. Federation ot Women's Clube an-|ho siting mother. Last Wednes-|(ot" iano. youth. who once ran! ft friends, attended the rites M's. Kenneth Merrick in Highland) 43,91 p a meper ‘printed end eirecinted in sak nual mesting in the Methodist| 40°, he rented a car at Kilmorna eer ot od a yesterday at Forest Lawn Memo Park recently, electing new Offi-| Wy ones orci esa par apg Se en ee oe 
Guterd Church here Thursday. to get to his mother’s farm, At a -o ee ee Idaho, ial Park. cers for the coming year’s program °°" 0" = : fanipreni he 
A Easter pantomime, nm charged with first de- Chairman will be Mrs. state to produce dn answer to|Moore. Jud Court, in the City 
anal an on eeFomour yy” The a as their — Ratrange in aoe Seigree murder and arson in i oe eee ~~, one-'rett; Mrs. Carl nag a pollution of natural streams by) of Fontinc tn said County, this 4th day 
"Y o'clock Sunday evening, at the| Mrs. Irvin Cardwell of Imlay |killed him instantly deaths of his fellow students. |i viewer that his daughter's coairman; Mrs. Kenneth Merrick,|MIY o. (A true copy) Jee of Probate 
Oxford Congregational Church. | city. } Bokeh a yn = te —_ habits were “horribly dig, SCTetArY: — — Wagner, eeavan nike cleaned = ear Ue orm ~bleoa 
'y for i 1 be es jtreasurer; Mrs. Gant Epler, re- : « Juvenile Division 
‘The colored lighted, sound ef- | Other officers named were Mrs. torted”” and that she ‘was ob-| ; Andew Gasehow, ‘ST. 
Sect performance will be under iClarence Bolander of Lapeer, Vice Oxford Group Sets = ge at Gault Hal early on — = eee tee ee wes cree, oricd previa and Sirk.’ Ray = 
the direction of Albert Weckle |president; Mrs. Lyle Jones of Ot- the morning of Oct. 19 after an|"°S** Imond Diller, -and Mrs Norman Father So Ban uet | with Mrs, Fred skibowski the ter Lake, recording secretary; mrs.¢ d { C evening of beer drinking and then x *e * lGasshow. leaders ° ’ n q OPEN SUNDAY 
assistant, Gerls Dernberger of Dryden, co- un ay or antafa had gone to his room’in a nearby a eee physician said he had : : * ‘ | 11 t 5 
There will be an adult cast, and secretay and Ms. Clar- dormitory and watched the blaze.|or™,trcané her for an emotion. in Orion Pr epar ed 0 
the Junior ani Senior choiry wil! ence Bidleman of Lapeer as treas-) OXFORD—An Easter cantata, The defense claimed Matovich racterized by Oakwood Group Elects : - an inability to eat, She died in Sam B 
be directed by Mrs, Lee Valentine. |“"**- ‘The Cross of Redemption” by|was insane. iar Wednesda LAKE ORJON—A father and son m bSenson 
dss Penny Supper Tonight Sanday evening bythe Cntr ud mitten statement, in which Emmet cause ot death — tenta-| Assn. this. week reelected the for|TemPle oh Den Te = 
Qn Palm Sunday at Lego Con- to Aid Church Building | slides will Leseary md dha anger Gault Hall fire and cartier Mame = Se known, endl fal = seodinit: “Comes Toages gieet tod 7 will include a fascinating! HAMPTON SPECIALS 
will be presénted to the congrega-| AUBURN HEIGHTS — A penny| special evangelistic services at Gidea Toten eames casera sults of an autopsy. tary and Frank Gibson, treasurer. Noun mn me me soceme BARGAINS 
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_ tion during the regular morning/supper for the public tonight at|7:30 each evening, beginning Sun-that it had been obtained under ; Everyone has been invited to at-\f “RCA, Sylvania, Paties 
service, One is a picture of Christ Sacred Heart Church on Adams} day and continuing through Easter.|““duress."” tend arent 
and the other, “Tne Good Samari-|Rd. will benefit the church build-|Speaker will be the Reverend’ yatoyich was once assigned by GOOD SERVICE MEN 
tan,”’ was painted by a former loca)/ing fund. Robert Eaton of Pontiac. ithe university paper to write a ° TUBE TESTER a 
-. potluck dinner will follow the Pe gph pve ope psi ‘ “sidebar” type story on the re. County Births With expert advice. 
service, a ° ~ {5:30 to 7:30. Approve New Budget friends of hy Votan Ths ony a RCA COLOR iV 
ee ean ttle La hea) as 8 A dongheer, Some Aan wes born to se ve ecg 
Plan Honor Court Board of Education at a special |P@rt in Matovich’s arrest, investi- Mr. and Sis. ivem Sremey. PORTABLE vy 
ap as Bei ounty GIENGAL | meeting heid this week, approved = itt and Mra, Ronald Sutton of  B. OPEN FIL ae 
NORTH BRANCH — ort ‘ - a budget for 1957-58 amounting to ~ we ot - ary aoe oe ts af 4 wv. 
Branch Boy Scout .Troop, No. 135, METAMORA $1,334,200. This is an increase | Paul F. Johnson, Davenport, Osteopathte hospital. ma stad teed 
will hold a Court of Honor at the) Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Reyes of over the 1956-57 budget of Wash., William C. Schuldberg, 
American Leagion hall at 8 p.m.|pt'the Lapeer County General Hospital, | $162,330. elaas Idaho, and John R. 
- ; . n, Idaho Falls, died in the ° : , 
bine Al were jean fess Austin- Norvell Agency, Inc. 
hg hae ered ‘eight days. Ju- 
rors liberated two days, . ays Insurance 
Sally Moore Engaged of All Kinds 
: NORTH BRANCH — Mr, and rs, Ivan Moore announce the en- 
gagement of their daughter, Sally FE 2-9221 
Kaye, to Michael Scott of Boyne = | 
Pal No wedding date is sched- The Insignia of 70 W. Lawrence St. 
——__ Superior. Service Corner Cass " 
Slate Bake Sale Sound Protection | Distinguished Insurance 
NORTH BRANCH — The mem- Since 1820 Ralph T. Norvell 
bers of the Methodist Youth Fel- < 
lowship will conduct a bake sale : ee i ; SSS Ss 
. pectic salesrooms on Huron SILENT OBSERVER — Pigeon pet perches itself on should , 
. today. = pprceaee nine-year-old Cub Scout Bohdan Poliszcuk, who raised YOU'LL 
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Advise Export Increase i Aeaetonen aie lg aE et 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Agricul-/7 \ LU M A V 
ture Department officials said to- eae ze U E 
jday Japan must be allowed to in- a : . , . 
crease exports to the U.S. if it is S] rks Grittin Sding ‘Windows a: 5 tah “take faseTene Horizontal 
: to remain the chief foreign outlet FUNERAL HOME Bia ies ebteeny corer : for American farm products. fad pe 4 wa citer the outstanding features 
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ae : , ' Concert Is Wednesday “Thoughtful Service’ i ne eateea ee ha mt aa. 
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: ; BOATS ON P. zk — ie ” . a ‘ MARLETTE, —.: The Marilett a - ed o : 
| - ogee One ‘ the “stars Bud Thomas, salesmah for Owens Marine Supply. Community High School Cho wifi 46 Williams St. Phone FE 2- R IABLE WINDOW & SIDING 
| | the current Tel-- = Wadhl ae gets a The, show, held in commemoration of the shop- present its spring concert Wednes- ‘aH Ambul Servi 250 T \ hd cw 
: onceover from Norman Waghler (right), presi- ping center's third anniversary, is in the/ Tel~\day at 8: i . hm elegraph ° : ‘ FE 4.782 ; 
\ - of the Tel-Huron, Merchants Assn. and Horch parking area, igo a in ~ high school /{_ 7 yy 7 (f+) 1. OPEN SUNDAYS , : 4 
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mae ie Balti Supplies _12A 2A) smoiehite Srriog enon | 
Reat Estate Salesman a moana nga able ie lawn: service. call x IF SO, 
Pir ir grave & & vines. PE unk” | “Sr 2 LET US Chance to a e 
  
        
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‘ te P: Wesel DINNAN ~_ "Business erie _ SPONGE SEEDING. 00 DE Ease Your Mind 
AIRLINES NEED ‘YOU wien *moraind trimming. Get ut bid TREES Restore Credit   *frimmed or remeved Specializ- LOAN COMP. 
i Manes Op Toowain Pexe| Sin “pctemaauehiacm| MICHIGAN CREDIT re pg hid iby “Gencel Pantin pine able Roweaberg: Mat on ay eest. aries COUNSELLORS Cnive ee 
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We are, looking for 2,or, 3, men, Ave. FE 49 gh yf Bs 9% - a Fg ty Oe 30135 ABOVE OAKLAND THEATER 
f 3 x shift, Fornilce. a seskany. ” Reasonable | —~"~,ppLIANCE & : YARD 5 DRIVEW: AY GRADING & NOTICE is 1 y av 
3 L re A men ng m=. APPLIANCE SERVI & ICE is ¥ GIVEN 
The first Inter-American Con-| Susmend'st ids Mes mer mene between 10:90 and ne __|Employment Agencies 8A aaa eer ae ga we tan nage ones — ae that Bost Wi | Memoria 
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ference was held at Washington, | Jreaem sé, tea Mer Deis] Ago OLA EPALTER mp pecaly. FE] nPoulse _ Moving. & Trucking 19| ‘Sre'ocated at 300380'S. Sapina'e 
D.C. in 1889-90. Attending were 18 : ef Lottie! sguat "be experienced, LI. 1-2800 RECEPTIONIST . <see. _|ROY'S. 96 Oakland — FE 2-4021 St., City of Pontiac, Michigan has 
of the now 21 participating : ie “| De you want to work ts smal V e y n CEMENT Finisher Witt TRUCK ASPHALT re ogg et HAULING, misc. sons,| sppiied to the Michigan Liquor 
, nations |, *. tiie amith, pond mare oe MAN — Binportonced. g0-s0|. Soneeul where the _& . 23. yrs. exp. 81604 AS AL _Ree FE 2-366¢, Control Commission for s ¢lub 
that Paul, Mary fering, bookkeeping . work A F LAWNS - ROLLED, BEED-| Black . driveways, school-| A-1 MOVING —-" HAULIN a nse sell beer,. wine and 
to the tip) Aironse Rennie. Exceljest working| challenging . Fer a lady : ed & f FE_ 20061 yards, parking lots, repaires,| | EXCELLENT SERVICE spirits to bona fide members 
of South America. Only the Domin- drew ‘Bowman. aad Aa-| ome Ses, Ciaog tS cle and iene ~ CAWN SERVICE ROLLING, FER-| Delched. or new. By experienced | R Reassable fs Fates PE 5-3458 the iguor Contrel =< vcommiss of Z 
ican Republic’ was unable to ac-| [") 2* Reid Tesneny, Ane ig. at ie LAKE pw ; Sy ng War S Uiising. | seeding seeding cei ‘pre: Faia So a "cas. = “peep Ps LARGE VAN OR to grat aad mantanion 
cept. Cuba and Panama man © ; “dl 4 = ettin hand ging 32-4750. expiration of 
were not will lie im state at the Prank CAB On OL fortsble we eastite| VOC bawling MY Yt rt HES HAULED, D, BASEMENTS « Rekeot. ‘Dated 13 a cae fren from ante 
yet independent. Carruthers Funeral Home from 8 & pertuine! ATIONAL COUNSELING NG pril_ 105 
p.m. te it pm. Seturdey al salary and splendid program of SERVICE WAN, WARTS. ODD. ieee OBS OF ANY “TO oie. N. | sis = FE/NOTICS 6 RERESY atvEN 
_ It was the era of gaslight, | 4! which RE By 4 Pee pea. coum Corp, Call Mr. O'dibway. OFFERS JOBS FOR MAN WANTS WORK OF ANY a at pw ph = Parone BASEMENT CLEANING & LIGHT| American Lae hon sree 
flowing mustaches, and flowing | burial" _— ond ig Day or Huron. Sire an soni nd esis — be ap License. Good eats No obligation na Fe Seat pening. Call Dea a owen ‘Sveone, ae Feat .o 
. : ge EEE MEN & eter. _ __| a ener s : HAULING & R 7 ac, i- 
oratory. But the delegates did | graven. AP 12, 198? JOSEPH LOCK MAN. WHOo|COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEX- MASON a oN WORK’ BOOM TRUCE K SERVICE. 32 FT| your Al, Ropaian, NAME fan has applied to the Michigan 
more than tal Almoot immed! | A, a6 ase Nd, aby tuz| Sakai” "SUNY | Soe ies Soden A sigeey ens Soe we 7 cama SUF eRENOOR| ORT BLUE PEMOMMRE| AP ioe eS a wie 
ane 68; usband of : Phen! + ee ra csi . 
ately they were takem on an ex- Bradet; deat father of ‘Mrs. Mar-| EXPERIEN sa| fev,nimmis “ree cred. Midwest WOMEN PART TIME GARDEN OR LAWN | —38_"hebon: LigHT 7 a WAME YOUR Sere only. oto) aoe ee 
tensive train tour of the United | © fs"*+ Lov. Sean Prett and| tare 3 *0 e578? roqizes. Hrives) In evening and Chimney Specialists price, PE §-J183. _ intent of the Liquor Contrel Com- 
States. Lavishly entertained from or hichera, ee a |e nee of te new o aes conan ‘ : . ‘gat rc Dlien ‘Repu pute 9.0008. All. kind of chimney repairing, |LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. _ misckes to grant. said. itcense 
Facarel navies wil be kala toons location |COMPANION AND HELPER TO : s WANTED: PAINTING & DECO-) cleaning, pullt new. Don't be! Rubbish hauled. FE _ 2-060. ‘upon the expiration of 10 days 
Boston aud Mew York to Louls- | 50 nee cere ea ten the for walk i Or ih SiitTz| Young mother convalescing from JOBS FOR WOMEN | siqug: 9 220. on. Free ont. Fa et re anes, All kinds of WAN WITH % TON pickup) Tm 4 hereot, Dated 13 April 
ville and Sioux City, they were ‘| Richardson - Bird Puneral Home eae — FE" pees pone gy Og ge 2-43 BL. Tig RECEPTIONIST $260 oa : _| furnaces, fireplaces, boilers, wa-| wants work. Call cnytime. FE aL 
= with Rev. John Mulder officiat- EXPERIENCED SHEET METAL nw 8 to 6. Sub. .|. Reknowned architect needs at-/W E U. EXPERIENCED MASON| ter heaters, incinerators cleaned.| 4.8421. ON AND AMER THis DATE.- 
-ahown the vast farming areas and ing. Cremation in White Chapel| Men. Some Layout and Hend| N-W. of Detroy. Must be de-| tractive cheerful girl to greet his|_ tender, FE 2-5881. repaired, Local registeref com- April 11, 1967, I will not be re- 
burgeoning industries of the host * ry, Bie. rete Pe a Msg ielorenens pmaporten|. cliente gad de varity work. YARD ANING ~ GLEAN 7 OUT |—Pa0y. FE 83101 ‘O'DELL CARTAGE aponsthis for any debts contracted 
-nation. will He in state at ete Fringe Be . Sir - Craft pro-| 4." 191 Pontiac statin basements. Light hauling.. FE) ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE Local — ae distance - moving. r than myself. | 
; og _ Bird Puneral Home. Walled Lake.| §76m McGregor Mig. 2015 E:) ¢¢ experience, if say ._ stating Cus BOOKKEEPER, $350 _ $1941. iring & rewinding. 218 E. Pike FE 5-6806 price “Bates: (48 Jann Ra, Pon- ‘ 
Rael a Wastdngton BURT, APRIL 12, 1987, GEORGE, 2 nce mingnam. wages, pe hd) ice advertising firm needs |~ Work W. Femal _ Bt. Ph n, PE 4-398) oNWANTED “|RTICLES PICKED : 
Contenrce'y paical’ secorplish, | $:, sieved, Rubende of miei| FIRE FIGHTERS COLLECT rien cipeerpe| Fo geo ge ube debs eal Soot Lt clestec gud reveire = eee ee "Travel Agencies _25A ) 
accom aa ther ! : for summer posi- . repaire : ‘ 
ments was a resolution forming the Seat’ brother of of moe Parti! §=CITY OF PONTIAC mts tow ‘ass A A tabuious.) joo. ta open now, car Vit ef erean Lee a be. Sseog, one BA ener. FE) REDUCED RAT PES START PLANNING NOW ig 
Intersational Uniol of American | Sick Manes travireneral sat;| Apolictions oe aoe es, ‘atl EMO Te hag ctatewg ex| Sengenial air wi Te o2t * * GREAT CARES FRER FRAMING |“NiStug" re etme 7 OM) SUMMER VACATION 
Republics, with 0 central Commer-| 35, ¢ 2 .m. from the C. ¥. aher- tage ee aPho a8 pre. of wemge, nected statewide ex: cong cirt with good typing | 5 WOMEN WANT WALL WASHING land ering and landieg hegpine. a Trucks to Rent Reservations and aLickets ; 
cial Bureau to gather and dis-| with Rev. Douglas Davies offict- graduate or abje}.| concern. Sasaings wayne | _ 1-1 IRONING Tay wen vic: |e! mee. Lee oe 4 
: ECEPTION: DAY SERVICE, INTERNATIONAL & 
ie | peat) See Mesa mae, nreernoum ome Thee sister eae, HEATING | *NStEaJDAGIQ | ane ae aS" i, 4 ton pickups 142 ton stakes PONT IAC TRAVEL 
  
  tribute trade information er ert +] needed as managers. For infor-| Local firm among| Cemtiery Mr Burt will ile in| fice. Appi Mah, 38 8. Parke. mation, write oF call The momen with wood typing to work |A-) iT TRONINGS, 53 BU. PICKUP & 
      
  
  
  
  
      
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
    
  
      
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
        
      
    
        
    
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
      
    
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
    
      
    
        
    
    
                                              
  
    
   
   
          
      
            
       
  
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. GARDENING & YARD WORK IN Avon, Conn. Far- downtown Pon deliver 5 
; The resolution was adopted neral . a Pass wat * 39029 ge aa a3 60h BUSHEL. Complete service on ail makes,| pump trucks ‘Semi-trail 
April 14, the da’ ON | EWALD, APRIL 12, 1957, CHARLIE,| weekly. Call MA é-3018. abre| from 7 to 9 p.m. : PBX TYPIST $280 Gs Page % s-141t, BOSHEE.| oilyas, Nonlin oo. r= ee TRAILERS AND TRACTORS SERVICE 
pri te later selected to| 40 Auburn Ave.;' age 73; beloved DIsPaT If you have a pleasant personal- _- Gey eorene: Sets are ernie Pont F d 698 W. Huron 8t 
mark—an annual Pan American| Dusbend, et Mina, Braid: pitt MEN WHO CAN SELL | cacrier coe . ity ‘and axprage typing, this is for noe 8 PICK UP AND DE.| IF YOUR ul i ourspai You ae n ne ade an 698 W. Huron St. Fe #3251 | 
e in rs. Bruce of : a (oe ee Me L : . 5 
Days The first such day was cele-| iSpageay "Runner brat] aoe? divine chester onan “waaen PgR FYETRO| RL IRQRINOS, WORE OUARAR| yghenver Me. seree, ON re | ee en oe meme 2 | 
brated in the United States in 1931,| two brothers and one sister also Aieen Am as mae| eet. O17, Wits Bey. Drawn JOBS FOR MEN _|cotonen LapY bE Ler Avery. PLASTERING, NEW AND RE |OP* pe" Coast _- Ey. 2usd8y) 4 GOOD LICENSED HOME IN 
following presidential proclama-| fry!vs, Funeral pence will be] tenance products. Liberal commis- re A OMAN WEN FOR HOUSE. SALES TRAINEE, $376 Seb. Age «©. Neforences. FE | PEE. vem Relter, FES “roast OCR | caeeaes._ Call Ma 98-18%. 
o. trom 2 Dadiey “E. Moore Pu-| Cleveland, Odio. —_ “Nort, May livein or must he ground Sed come saline cape: Ee ; PLASTERING. NEW OR R REPAIR =. pre : Shh | TRUCK |” LICENSED . LOVING 
Since then, many communities | McCann ticlating “toterment, ts MARRIED MAN WITH CAR. 35 T0| Str nt raion riease are i aeceed nea by ees = SEAM ect pingh Bp oot CAS TE RING Painting & Decorating 20 CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED 
have expanded the ne wits ae ‘ . Mr. -. living | “Wall references. te Press MANAGER TRAINEE, | $300 will consider any good position D. MEYERS, "EM ‘018 pinmaaet Jee ebatdeeee, Teod ESE « Dak: 8 ; . 
observance wald in state at the e or Pontiac area, =xP GRILL COOK, COUNTER & Retailing firm young| With chance for advancement. 18ST CLASS EXP, PAINTING AND EXCELLENT CARE. LICENSED, 
Pan American Dudley H. Home, for ri man, must man imtareatad tn Soe agit tooo Write Box 86, Pontiac Press “SAWS MACHINE FILED __ bos dly by day or week. 
Week, > curb. For Koen Haly ail FE __Write Box _S. Fontisc en deco! Reasonable. FE: 5-2000| PY cay . PE 17-0637, 
Apirl 14, a = Heights, a and may be seen| Pe neat = resive Write Pon- * ‘Must be steady and responsible. PRY COOK, {DISHWAS ASHER, CHAM- TREE Oe a pe es a “1 PAINTING WALL WASHING |VACANCY IN LICENSED COUN- 
when schools, clubs 7 p.t y. . 8-0483. rm ysitting, ironing or A v- try home, mothers care. REDablie : 
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and civic organizations put on | PULLER. APET, Di areiske ‘Ra Me ADDly at R GENERAL FARM-/GINU Oar Park. Ask foc Mrs] Local trea soads intelligent young anes, Ee cell Fw seal. al, Free estimates, FE 24019. FE) SqinTING AND DECORAT: fuse. 
special programs of classroom rat. cee Beste ned Jewell gt jLltcoln (6-006 after! man with sense pf responsibility |_¢ pm. tot 11 a.m. TRIMMING A TREE REMOVAL.| Wf Paper bansing, end removed. Wed." Household Goods 27 
study, parades, and speeches. wite of Wiltred Puller; Cour wees. MEN WANTED _Charges. ced’ knows bookteping. Hiving 4 BAST) Vacation: J ootimnenes. Fea are a z 
Diarmid, Geraldine Pacer and| To work in Pontiac area, sell HOUSEKEEPER. TO CARE FOR 3 JR, BOOKKEEPER, $300 _ ¢? Capable mature, exp. wom-| WALLS WASHED BY MACHINE |" ‘terior. : cash. onz OF PONTIAC'S LARG 
deol Ue te 1910, ie yaad Mre, Willem nat i onday. Abel aera setionaliy pomgpllacd Ce PE este Gal t . Seibert Lares corporation will oar ret = ee so, tee your i eenen 5 kee -* = on aa Geers 10 Erte ctre cae) a8 urniture buyers. Cas waiting. 
. ‘ommercial Bureau} 15. at 10 a.m. trom Our Lady of| - ee oe $ | for young man with sense of 'e-| RogtNos DONS IN MY HOmE.|Dressmaking, ° aloring °° A - 1 INTERIOR D ATING.| ~- 
was given its now familiar name,| {he Lake Catholic Shure with pry eg or gar emg > wOMAN 70, OVE sponsibility and Knows bookieem-| Pick up_snd deliver. FE O32 Tees gorTs. COATS TREE ESTIMATES Ot aPER F “URNITURE NEEDED 
Pan American Union. A handsome | fermest’ in Catholic. Bection Oy;|| Mast] be retiree: Aes a0 Some 3-0008. cates Yeaeee: TRONINGS y WANTED. CALL FE) eee Te Ohuron! FE teaming Rensumepte. | +3116 
’ oo 7 “@ ¥ am. detains: Tectia teehee 
marble headquarters, the “House | [skerlew Cemetery. eS Humor Corp. 6844 Wagner &t. MANICURIST National food firm will Vaal yen Sess 83 PER BUSHEL. PICK Sitneasd A&B WALL CLEANING. FREE 
of the Americas,” was built in| p.m. from the Sharpe Puneral| _Detrow 10 Part of full time. 100 per cent “ ze ore eggressive and Bare _Up_and_ deliver, OR 3-107 Vortman) Sear oaosiars aa De ee 
i : Pm from. tne ener Oe ay Pull-|NEED MAN A PEW HOURS EACH|—M) 6000. ve ro sales display.|CADY EXP. IN KITCHEN wont 
Washington. The organization's ac-| er wiil lie in state. RE AN A ee ot end od4|OPENING IN INSURANCE ; , “and day we work, 1 FE 2-495. —home._Call_ FE Sot book, PS 30M. 
tivities and influence began a con- MOREY. APRIL 13. 1987. LEWIS E,| jobs. Prefer retired man. in vic. fice for person capable of tates) EVELYN EDWARDS |iapres wish HoUseworK, #7 Furniture Refinishing 16A Fikst CLAss PAINTING & DEC. , 
tinuous pewones bs expansion. gs + ag 5: dear father of | _of SUNT ae ee ete. eal eemters| VOCOTHMAL, CouuenLIne & car fare. FE 43041. | _O On 3. : 
: ITY IN : VICE IDDLEAGED @OMAN DESIRES N FINT INTERIO! 4 
* Mrs, seitan sehen Wores Densld| Sewel pew has, openings ROT vo| _eraon up to 40 yrs. old. FE 3-021. | go Community Nat pest, Bide | crnctieat oar De ru) REP AIR O au s svecuny,| PAPER HANGING, Pr 
and Charles Morey; dear brother re-| MIDDLEAG: LADY 4-0584 =< = » s 5-0163, Pacing: 7 
_ Today, the ensociation of nations | of wilbur, John” and George ee wee ee Ewart. apper| fer “hares while, mother Cy | _ermmese_ ond 0p. 7 te 2% tall PE O-148T. mate : 
is officially known as OAS (Or- Mrs” Raymond. Bal lee Fe i aera cants must be willing to reside] more for hom wages. Call EO RT EM Sa. sec Garden Plowing 16B NTERION & EXTERION” OLD b|.. rs 
ganization of American States) mts will be in the Metropolitan Detroit ares. 14 r $ p.m. _reterial 1 PIPPI new work, Pully insured, M BABY CHIFFEROBE WANTED 
Wit cpa Inter. by. 8 Voorhees:Sioie Feet) one salaried openings and|MATURE WOMAN FOR DENTAL PAPERING y AND DECORATING. |a.1 PLOWING AND DRAGGING, | _3-1112 FE 43008. 
th its new title, adopted in 1948, where Mr. Morey will Iie) 2otn ven 7 weeks of special) assistant. Experience not neces- _F¥ 8-043 _FE_ or MYrtle_ 2-6402. PAINTING & | PAPERHANOING. HA 4 . 
came a charter outlining broad ene training fh “our, business: Al Fe et A ce bl = nage El maples RELIABLE ey = KAA e OTILING SERVICE| Reasonable rates. PE ¢1¢ sy tee? Call ‘a : 
scope and authority to fulfill mu- SWItZeR, APR heen os7. MRS. have been doing business with us| wishing o eranent ~apleymant _ were by the or, 7% Lawns and gardens also top sot! PAPERHANGING ~ | WTD: ALL i Z 
ical rm Ida ret ibis = — . x. = many yee We a truck} need apply. Box 38, Pontiac haf ds ae Wons pe Diora] | So he sand and gravel. FE rE eat or FE 4-6829. ete. MY “te : 
needs. Union * * othe t- Press. ‘ estes eth ein nae ~ ee eee INTING H Z 
MANY FIELDS OF INTEREST | Switsst, Muse’ Bane. Mt. Bwiteer standing fringe benefta, applicant | sarygiciAN — SPECIALIST —_DE- Fa ne rnoNINGR OR |CONE'S WENTAL ROTOTILLENS| "R'E. Wille, FE 000. foot, cond, “i 
witser, Miss Edna M. Switeer| must have least a high school |*’) z,. : — tronings done in my home, FE) for rent. FE 23-0077. | PAINTING, WALLS WASHED. Pa- r OL . : 
Fe nner ied | seme Tet tetaramss| speaton, eat be betwemn are] itis hol rening. beep Sie Se. cits Frowive, DRAGGIRG| PATO, .0 “pus taunea "S| Wanted to Reat__29 
| on through treaties, ¢ ments later ‘by Donelson-Johns Puneral| Write Jewe}. Tea Co., Inc. 0064 pertinent ‘deta is. Box 82 WASHING 5 pate =f ome where. OR ak _ Sandusky, Pe 22706. ~ Inomenbntel i: 
<= 1 : ” Michi PAINTING, PAPERHANGING — ; : 
| agencies operating i a doven | OMUT APRLAUE TBE | epee meen Oo ACL BO THONG IF HE HOME Sue ETEIT gt PA | soppy ek Oey pHa ee TES 
| ielc, 3 as sec’ ty, health, a it r h — q + ~ ies — =a 3 
culture, housing education, art, ford age 42; beloved huabind ROUTE AGE 24-45. MAR- RESTAURANT Men & Girls Building Service 12/OAR Diane. 338 Sones’ Dat sgonb nen Pisa ca. eT, WALL! Cs location, will, pay $100 uae. 
: beloved son of Mrs. Della Noble.| Tec with 1A qe per eS eee |_ Keego Harbor. FE 8-3986 Piatt’ 6 Pal ee wOtnG| Smiegtt® ownership care. FE 
travel, and trade. Funeral service will be held Mon-| {cn geityery sen for / HELP GIRLS AAA FLOOR BANDING noTAnY 7 TLLING BY THE JOB. ae tere aan _*oiss. : 
Each of the Zi nations is repre-| $9; rason = Bird Pune from the] g Milford ares. Call between 4) _laxcerriomer Trarmee — 1i7s|LATING, FINIEHING ~ QUALITY" pp s-e700. AFTER § pm. OR _Tiitentees, Pacne Pie 218, | -ANDLORDS RENT Te ays 
sented on a permanent council,| Milford. Intermen a Gakere sma & 6:30, FE 2-218. Fuller Brush} HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAU-| No experience for girl wih light _ BUD BILLS, FE_ 8-050 3-2878. “pe RAPERHANGING way. We have tenants : 
group whose members hold am.) Someter?-,M; Thornhill will, Ne | —C®- RANT 0 OeTeO RELP: SEEKS| typing : ray Sayiea. SANDING & FIN.|ROTO TILLING. LAWNS, GAR-|___FE_ siti TER Win Ave, PE 60847." 
bassadorial rank, at the Washin —.. ere ee RECEPTIONIST ... . OPEN Re ee reer Sore vs dens_& flower beds. __OR_3-9784. | RELIABLE "EFFICIENT FA r PAINTER. | Soomear a Bs : 
ton headquarters. Including ‘the VACKARO, APRIL il, set, MICB-| RECT’ AUR ANT WAITRESSES Scone pooner grea Tr CUSTOM CARPENTERS PCLT ag ig ps = ee Service 22 nee of, unturaished, pete, Jake 
1890 meeting, 10 Inter-American Seloved husband of | Maude % HOSTESSES nia term’ Gorden Pistiley. “EM 9-048? re ou of Baldwin & Walton, | OLN An | ONO E 
Conferences have been held in cap- Vackaro: dear father of Mrs. Pat- MANAGER FOUNTAIN . RECEPTIONIST PBX se A-l BRICK, BLOCK WORK “Income T Tax, < Service Tr) COPENMAVER'S RADIO. & wae Reas, rent, Ph. PE 31686. 
italy of the different countries. Geister. eee ee er nowanp 30kn RESTAU- PREPARATION er tor private club. Typing. ess seagements and chim- _ lee aie PE eteot. | Share Living Quarters 30 a 
ae SON : “00k rv SERVICE : 7 
Sot sopTeameel Sand ick| RAN NTO CORES BO te ax bay | REPT eT seas ‘on 2 iL BOprInG &,,8bieg. ovan|* Se alin moons oon | PAYpe"eineccr re baw (NIE a Feta! se ane na f 
Salk Vaccine Brings Dim. from the Sparks-Oriffia Pus Man TRALWED AMR OF A| THROUGH SATURDAY. 10 m| Priday for his Pontiac office. ~ A&B KB TRENCHING Bt just 8. of Beonomy Burnt SaARARTEED ca aa wale . fare Ai , 
, neral Home with Rev. George RANT MANAG: NT AGED . Poot Watcr line, Field tile ture next door to Beedies Drug NTEED REP ANY ai. A 
| See sae | 2 45 LIST FULL QUALI-|3650 Dixie Hwy. vs 10 Te ote cneue. ‘with onal 22 PE bol. [a aeers SS a _ RADIO PR Fn TA ty ave os. MAN 
. . Ba ah FIChTIONS IN YOUR CONFI- At Loon Lake typing ‘skills Deeds ne experience) A i LICENSED & BONDED MASON «ALL INCOME Th TAX SEAS OW| Tumeursitar Service ZA laree motera, apt. Gog PIGS 
ct. rop in 0 10 pernea canvios ‘enter the’ aus: Te WY ou or 10) PONTIAC, Real E S a a FE ee OsOL es eal catts iis Typewriter Service 236) nat 
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pices of Roosevelt MICHIGAN eal Estate Secretar Typist 00 WPM. ...:......65-- e240 RETORN PRE TYPEWRITERS DDIN ‘ IME. 
WASHINGTON  — Sal __ | WILLIAMS, APRIL 12. 1087, HARRY HARRY tecretary” with pleasing Det top thant BS Ln ne $30| work. vera brick and nreplaces mg. | aT 7 Dy qualified gpiece 79 ring. Expert work | am ear erst re ae. 
vaccine played a definite at Funeral service will be held Mon: RESTAURANT] Apply tn person. office ae SCRETARY _pom ee Recoumtanl it, iin ‘mester's dearee.| Diy''Co., 11 Ww rant ince Sup") " pith elderly man, who is on wel IPE 375 | . oy ~i Ee 
in a better than 50 per cent de- Fran fog hae ae 5 eee Sota Kunslec Realtor ee pred ee $334 —ALL TYPES MASONRY WORK — DAN MATTINGLY. CORNER EAST ___Upholstering 23 ——— 
crease in the incidence of polio in| Stine “Taterment fe Ost Bill HELP 670 W. Huron St. Sites. skills for bis emall] Comment ariven and, wait a ni ‘Oren § suRDAT “ BEADLE'S DRAPERIES AMPLE “pat ey. indy, to bere brat. apt. 
: Cemetery. Mr. William those who desire Ist clase roe —~|INcOME ERVICE n 8A ; ~~ 
baleen Bag SB Some) TS tates te RAT See ar Pa eA a | Rnsetanta cca tl we gue] Gal rE pont dy‘ et. Bil! BENTA MIN R. BACKUS | BARU | exes ee 
Ty ee le eee | Seat tpotereat and arent. | Shee S| —ALua a TRRUCATED emo | waren Beep, Riel] Shia ‘Pree eaimates. Wed, Contracts, Migs. 32 
FOUNTAIN Bloom eld Fashion Sh ; By. Superior, PE 43177. - E TAX PREPARED EVES. 
Piacd service said yesterday the| Funeral Directors 4 ASSISTANT COOKS TOP WiGhs_T6-EEF__wouan| SEsO"Rt OFTICE.......... 408 eee ag a crabir Ee —| Oe es * 4 8. TELEGRAPH FE s-sees| $ 
Senn Son 3 os Agen «compared Sch opgerR., | = SCUUTILITY or evs botsrnort a ch care| eit’ win est serdar tor ha porshgg ceaitens roi |INCOME QTAE RETURNS PRE NOL Gaur metarat YE Oat 
" com — in Vaooten yar, Sue Cross; plush office. Should have car. repair Fe 326i, day ot) = <p : | 
with - PORTER Bonus ae en ee. JACK FROST Lost & Found 24| At our caeat to machen new 
Omt PRAY. puoTo ee = oi TAX SERVICE . - “ oe, spores, tan cortine to 6 
APPLY IN  worpay| i / bene Se ko en bod drives, & etc. Jensen, FE} Baldwin at Montcalm POUND: BLACE © SEE, FE-| satisfied . See me before 
zenovou sa ¥. 10 A.M. | i perien ve  Gevding, _ — —F CK BANNEN , fag. Owner must entity ee] yea) ec. am be Ee Mahan. 
; | . lease piate Sey. emia ee an eoplenes ve eee. a” AK SERVICE iper, BOY'S LIGHT BLUE BUTT To ——- Sell—To Insure 
ed, compared with 29.274 for the | "SPARESGRIPFIN CHAPEL" |gqrxaiGen TO. SELL GARAGES| esse end somher- 3 dinioe (70°) | CURTOMER caer ror. ‘neniiental and commer AXE SAGINAW __| tout Vitter" Brchard ate na MAHA 
1955-56 disease year, This year’s | — Service FE_25041/  & ail types of construction, er, years of age. Must nave good) Wide,» kground in el fi given Guaranteed Pu. M —NEED 1 HELP le ‘ Bs at | 
‘ rience necessary; rences, Apply in person only,; (4986) «.--.-00--: AAC CRB COIS $350 td LOST: KEET 
figure was the lowest in 10 years. Voorhees-Si le train leads furnish q° good| before & pm. fe cotward| CARPENTER WORK WANTED, |. With Incom Tax? $5.00 rer aver-| grey Wings, vic. Baldwin and 4] REALTY CO., REALTORS 
bt ith e r 
x * * FUN an ae - eu at Square Ra. OPTIC MANAGER one! BF, e oae PE 8-8503 or _Bhee! petra at your home, FE| Tecome Ct. Reward. PE 31070. _| 199, | ware co & Sundays, 
Surgeon General Leroy F. Bur-| , “UNERAL HOME __ | construction, 2260 Dixie Mwy. WANTED a erORY CONTROL «23 CARPENTRY ¥ WORK & ROOFING |~ ; Bs — a bar y: Dl casi 1 FOR wi AND CONTRACTS. 
ney said it is probable that de- mbwonce Berrie San or Molter SALES CLERK To WORK "IN Soh ote, Miah Leach. ) Mat INVENTORY CONTROL (2264) $400) “Od & new. Free estimates. OL a et ERY BV ICR ae ns wey eit glasses: Seonday, Aprtl a hae Welt, 440 Dixie Hwy. 7 
mand for the vaccine will exceed Pai eee cron with’ expand.|WORKING MOTHER WILL SHARE y | tet: ola be : = PROM ee inawebiaTis Cas FOR BRUT | 
the supply for some time to come. 7 concern State age, marital her home in Pontise with y ae oe Contrac ting | Mp wie ig j aidby ad Tenner: toa: : PURSE IN PHONE BOOTH ontracts, Or have | 
y BOX REPLIES = cons ‘ . 
Supplies on hand in health de- ee Ss Rass tee galery P| oplla f8 Sccbadgn fer obila wi HOR TRIM SET OUR BID son. Off Baldwin. Call FE 8-1! poner ¢ egg By ee payers gg on 
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partments, drug stores and d0c-| | wary eptin at the Brew j| | rec emss| MICHIGAN'S =|" CE MENT" ‘& & BLOCK “insurance Agencies 17A| fn. Mover, rene ght’ fa" lan Crom asa md hm ee 
tors’ offices from were replies a! Shanes bee a Rees. LARGEST” WORK. Devore. zt o-~SC~C~S | 
3,100,000 doses to about 3.700.000 office in the following SALESMAN Bist have ‘e good oe. on 31830.) 313 Mica a Bidg. CEMENT is OUR SPECIALTY Austin-Norvell Agency |Lost:  oLb 5 BLACK PEMALE| B Ky ite poced of your eontract 
at . the first k in A : boxes: ee og Pe Before 3 FE. 5-0777 Floors, basements, EM 3-4879. [p59 IneURARCE SLL Ee ots oe a eee tae yeoed Edi Mt sell, Real 
uring week in April - Stededmmedinie: | OMEN EXPERIENCED iN eet guaTOM HOM — ae 
Burney said , y. eee ee fot BR restaurant work og nt Gorner_Cass| _Ave, FE_ 40600. mN w. M. Stout, in, ym as | 
of Sonate 1, 5, 8, 10, 15, 17, 26, GAYLORD Come to 387 f Orchard Lake. PE| IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR EX-|DRY WALL, GUARANTEED “~~ INSURANCE are, YOUR FET? WANT Ol” wegen es. ta 4 
21, 25, 26, 28, 34, 35, 44¢ oe sn OFFICE & BUILD ecutive secretary, bookkeeper &| work: Free ote OR _ ichigan. Animal Rescue League. MORTGAG ES 
WOMAN FOR & BUILD-| ceneral office girl. All excellent) Shy” WALL Sacmiwe or KINDS LOST. BROWN BILLY 1 
é . OLD. PROPERTIES, 
lod e Calendar _<—s/'~ 158 B. Pike Gt. Open Eves. _ Saturday’ 9b Oe cere, SURMINGHAM EMPLOYMENT | PTe¢, kimaten, No Job too bie or INSURED BY. PHONE er se etarn all papers, 64%| ce sere, Wim 100 grentage. 
: i FE 4.9584 WOMAN TO CARE FOR SERVICE gust. Nicholie & Harger Co. Wayne St. B, D. CHARLES, 1717 8. Telegraph 
seh © \s1N OLE MIDDUEAGED (MAN) dren, ae pes is. Must be | 22 _Meple_. Meat FENCING TATIAN a REAL Al TCO, Perm, lauable Bockty— 3 
Spec communicatio neral Farming. MU #-1360. . 5-0001. - : . Rail — in chain link. AN LOST: MAL rE r 
Roosevelt No. 510. F. oa pall 1 Bt N TO LIVE IN HELP With Interesting Turnpost end, lamppoe FIR D. AUTO. TORN ei eas tas Won Yale. An- ee AE eee. Oe | 
AM. SEA ORES wou 9 A=! arene, ig acetate ATO. "PEARS Fal At: | 79 x 
22 State St. Monday, “april 1s at|} The Pontiac Press £| "eho. tor steady oo — tg ' cut Gudson ‘Fence Co. Gnevs awers to the name of “Raabe | lend, contrect, Realier Farutdge 
13:30 Pe her Michael E.|¢ FOR WANT ADS Perce cele benven Precisoe Sard, tiney. etree. | FE Personality Si3CTRICAT, WIRING LICERGED _Laundry Service 18 Hures St. Phone FE 44016.” 
— ; : | > Roberts, — We CAN SELL, BUY OR SERV- 
Veckare. DIAL FE 28181 | |_Rovtlnwses, Set” ar"Ss0m|" we Nanas 8 seni ot Gera $375 PRR ees eaincbte™ 72 (Pom Tam TAUNDRT, SP LOST pat leeapene il a 
Winford Bottom, W. Mz TRU FOR : | ad , wore Must be abie 80) sane a na m cauuy te ELECTRICAL WIRING, LICENSED Sor" Om Le ESTATE | 
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. a an cuaeane ayaa! tude. Wine bontiee Trees, Bos meet people. Weatnes and. ap FiGORSANDING OLD FLOORS TACE CURTAINS. PLAIN OB Ror. To Bicycle Thief “m Bini Be : 
News in Brief An ecrrs_shouid for operatic in, Ponting Baeek|—— Gacentat‘wenieae pet Safe’: OF Lauodry._Fone_TE ait | nal toast, owt | 
gored immediately. (rhe §| e's proven m protia tei | Help Wanted 8) Az, 0a ; we | Landscaping TBA). Sant sot, ees CASH | 
Trimm, 29, of ae ‘Com: am iw “ vi ° wi . Seat tan. : 
611 E. Tennyson St., was fined ot cance! the charges borat, Pint, ae Bobees ae OR PART “Ou Maustection coer April # rear Webuler School IN A FLASH : 
that rtion ‘p.m. e tT E 
ordered by Mu-| } for that Portien °! Svertise: | |WANTED: GOOD : Oe ae trimmes ot Ee ato enytime | lice 7. Ad For land contracts see Av- Z 
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nicipal Judge Maurice E, Finne-| | ment which bes been reo- j| paint_& bump man. PE #3611. ge * “4 i TRI rg) | __placed_by owner's father. ee tng tg atlsieg 
gan to spend 10 days in the Oak- dered rabesiess th the Want to Try Selling? AND WOMEN. Your coulmates, 537 ming. Free’ Hobbies & Supplies 2: 24A riends and clientele, 
g 3 Mebieerentets 
land County Jail for buying four| § sre. made be sure Men < show a Wr your) Wi, bee, Be kam We ses. LAWN  8©) 
. ” time. Write Pontiac Press Boz : 
hub ) your “kill number. No wife — md exp. necessary 83) 199 Lawn ce ag: Of clean-up. NEW SCRABBLE $3. PAINT 
mee. : Cajuctmente wil be given || Te wil ain 222; Guo per weet, MIDDUEAGED WAN OR MAR & Bei eens ase fe air. BAce woes see) A. JONNSON 
Exto Albert Coming, 32, of 5788 tent and more, if you bave car ad wile, exp. vith dairy coms. Cocl seeds ate Sat eand|_tawrece, PE Sut REALTOR 
Clarkston Rd., Clarkston, pleaded eine ee ee cee. | ear ed m making $12,000) Sie <ies1. . _Notices & Personals 25 114 8. Telegraph Rd. 
innocent today to a drunk driving| § farger. ‘dan. rerular seste Bet ei Detrott — UNT MOTEL MANAGER, COUPLE Sve ce 
charge and was freed on a $100 Po, ESS Sethenion, soe 20. B Tues. 14 2 to $0. must be neat & nm, nth “AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES © Wanted Real Estate 32A 
personal bond by Municipal Judge nhieu a Mr. Johnson. No canvassing, Qut/~ OP. TY Expert Labdecsping De hets, Fe 64am BUY, SELL OR TRAD 
Maurice E, Finnegan until trial, | | y<"rancenea up to 6-30 a.m, ce aceeaiel EXTRAORDINARY “ pe eo ch, PRE|” Expert Lehdscaping |S PR GTRED KNAPP [ou sa se ou aah eon : 
April 18. = 2% b _ AUTO] would you like tobe the boss. i Re sanding and Lanbeos AND THER SHOES Biatr Heaity. We Vaino buy and 
: first insertion. ; | ee elerk if so, f will” 508 ore e : 
Mrs, Evelyn Buckles, 2875 Welsh Tebuilt parte for all en the tacts I fistened a thas est Way RELIABLE PARTY WILL HALLS I SLA DSCAPING a At at Et — at ogee es BLAIR : 
Rd., Walled told Pontiac po- —_ oo a re ae me to and nance your or incom- TES.. OR_>-1892 : : 
* Lake, ne oe | << work, ot doe .| success. Call PE’ + : DRIVING SCHOOL - Nee home et low “rate of in- CALL 8-3800 On AN 3 oF mecate : 
Herback’s A’ Parts. . Tete 4 4356 Dizte Hwy. OR 31251 
lice thieves entered her auto Lines 1-Day 3-Days Days eas. s "e . tix : we Qet_ more al VE Se genee for your est. PE 29104, before 5 p.m.| EXPERT TREE TR Ga aa a ek ag mgs ooatact | Drayton Plaine ‘ 
parked at 103 Wayne St. and stole}; -3- “ise ‘3%. “Sas bl youn Sct red. 1 ad areas wt cm | | ROOF REPAIRS = |_ San" ™ ** -_° zsiia, Con Coattaentie.. The, Salvation : 
$62 from her purse about 1:30 p.m.j} v$ 19 38% . $98 |YouNG MAN TO pean as —Bell_ Brothers : | eipterdecen sate FUTOR,| _Pavestroughing — FE 40444 /CAWNS, RAKED ROLLED, SEED- a ? 
‘ ee ee eet ee nance business. Wonderful oppor Pontise Press Bor it WIRE REPAIRS AAD D CONTRACT-| ed, fertilized. FE_2-0967. tod og a AS A : 
Friday. 6 27 486 - fanity for savaneement good THE ANSWER TOs Ft A a oe; : BL chase Peggy Newton cosmetics CASH . 
5 7.20 , ” Ty nee od 4 
7  8eT &40 . Permanent - -position.. | Y ae | : AY — NEW LAWN RESEEDE oub or hold # makeup class, for free) pon your HOME; OR 4 
It your friend’s in jail and needs|} § 397 $8 848.. |YQUR PROBLEM:|.s8 pees TIKE A REAL CAR laens. Rekeg & ei ae make up, please) “oy can get you ann you our it 
| bail, Ph, FE 5-0424, C. A. Mi ¢. - ee eee & Living? eis Want Ads! To sell, rent, ; BARGAIN? Lots of ‘em/Raxsoms Lawy CUTTING a | APRIL GOLD WA ca Botnet Wa 1 
‘ : she i ; . rence St. r | complete lapteagls hg. $5.50 +94 | . | 
a or — “ 8 nite, | it's 'E ap _ Fe ee the Want Ads} , PE bsi0. * © | ing im. —_ Dorothy's. re | i * re tah is! bg 
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children welcome, lake privileges. 
FE 5-8415.     
  
; ans ‘and AL. ~~ 2-625) : 
    
  
-|3 Re. a ah “UTIL. FURN. PE 2-8888. 
. BATH. & ENTR. 
Prey wove, $00 Mo, PE Een.   
is 
& BATH, HEA 3 Pe a erator   
hnceng 
& UTIL. 
J a $13.60 per wk. 51 i Peneley ct. 
. ccnp Nea" Boe gh ct ie. ; 
a bane $65. No children or   
      
      
  
  464 Auburn. PE 2-0239 
  HOTEL AUBURIN i _ Weems y oes Day or Week 
iso 1 é unit. 
LEAS, RE gy ‘By 4   
   C. PANGUS, Realtor 
t; Ortonville » NAtional 
  
  neat 
week. Moderate rates. Perry. PE 65-8126.   
  + Rent Stores 70   
  
2 STORES 16 X $0. PARKING space at rear Heat & water furn: | 
141-143 Onkland, OR 3-1391,   
  . | Mich 
. | NEW 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, LGE-   ie Rent Office Space 41   
4 x 7 BUILDING NEAR BLUE y. Laid out for bus’ i 
AIR 
PORCH aout ooo facilities, PE 40691. 
r CH BPA — FOR RENT. Main floor Dixie Hwy. H. J. iness office. Tg 5 truck Bag 3 BEDR: 
Vacant ‘4 acre land. Utility 
rice mo. y pine, has nook 
Clintonville ha’ OA re ac. heat, paved street, Lot   
in CONDTR Telegn “of 4 ‘ on 2 . 
ahs eacth of Orekern tk, Ra 
  Welt, OR 3-1365.   
APT. 
Telegraph Road 
Rent Houses Furnished 35 7 ROOMS BATH CALL | BE- tween 6 & 7 p.m. PE 17-0212. a ROOM M HOUSE. sepriy Neos MoD. 
LF .. sa bare vA. 1-0456, Lake a   Near Huron Shopping 
ground 
ple off-street parking. Heat 
and water furnished. Suit- 
able for office or business. 
Leslie R, Tripp, Realtor 7% 
  
For Rent Miscellaneous 42   
300 AMP, ae GASOLINE 
or 6 
For Sale Houses 43 PPL LDL PLP LLL ALLL ALL” 
  
Nearly new 2 bedroom with bath on 
OL 1-7511 2880 Tienken Rd 
é XR. OLD PERMANENT HOME.     
  
   ~ Buy Thru — : 2 
se 141 Pros-| eego. 
office. PIONEER HIGHLANDS. 304 Pio- 
  
@ BEDRM MODERN Bote = IN 
  wekier. ree 
  
IT’S GARDEN TIME 
1 ry 1-3 acres. Has auto. oi) heat, 
—— water heater & city water 
Close to bus line south of Dag woe 
ter. $10,950, ee Ol ong today 
PRANK SHEPARD   
mi-private jake 
Auto. oi] heat. awe pine living 
room & reh, bedrms. down. 
Garage. bond's death forces 
    
List Thru Partridge 
i OA 2% lots cape age. ag Pirst 
_St. 1. $11, 750. $1, dn, 54648   
Rochester. Close to schools, 2-car 
garage, eled recreation room. 
$16,000 Cail Nina Martin, broker. 
OF. 32-9761 or OL 2-5131     
  T BEDROOM HOME. oe. Automatic est 
Pontiac Estate 
  
  
é LAKE ° 
5-0611 before 2 or sfter 6. 
UBURN “HEI é. LY : . house, rn. 
& | +9813. r FoR age HOUSES. ete eo 
menta, 
Jim Walliams Realty, 
  
OUSE Om LARGE family. rE 2-0613, between 6 & 8 
iODERN 6 ROOMS. 
ih ne, Witamn Lake 
— See. owner, 
& Sun. 
wes north of M59 on Teggerdine 
3-510.   
BY OWNER. 2 BDRM. HOUSE. 
Attractive new duplex type units 
Reasonable rent. Located 
tias on East Blvd. and Perry Bt. 
|@ ROOM HOUSE ON PAVED 
Rent Lake Cottages 36A   
  
  3 RMS. MODERN. WitH HEAT. 
#83 _N. Pes Perry. j 
3 RMB, & MS: & BATH. ee oe | 
_5 & 7 pm. FE 4 
3 m8 TD Seta MATH 
floor Fey Close fo downte 
per month, Cail “Realtor | 
Partridge, E 44-3581. 
TLARGE ROOMS & BATH, VT 
entrance, Steam heat. Stove & 
refrig. FE 2-246. 
4 ROOMS U 
adults. PE 8-2413. 
4 LARGE MS, UPPER. VERY 
nice, clean. Priv. ent., wtil. -- 
$70'a mo. Call after 6 pm 
Phone FE 5-7060. 
4 fae RMS. & BATH. PVT. 
eat & hot water furn, -OR 
Siva 
4 ROOMS & ated FIRST FLOOR. 
3 rooms bath 2nd floor. 3 
miles North of Oxford on M24. 
3501 Thomas Rd. ‘   
  
  
  
   
  pe a wer 
  
  SHORT-CUT TO 
Classified Ads 8 
5a ¢ ROOMS & BATH, UPPER, 230) | : PE 4-7034.   
SCOma. SECOND ag 
close in. Call FE 2-6663 o 
2-774 
STOVE, RE- Price & MEAT FURNISHED. $100 PER MO 130 8 WALLED LAER. MODERN CONV. vt. each, 2 . 5 Are stole 
ket” ¢s003 Fm. seas. MAT | BY OWNER: SACRIFICE $2,500   
For Rent Rooms 
OR 2 MEN. ingoonnre PRIV- 
    
®, vlad lar wo 3 . § BEDROOM 
  
facilities crervthing a. 
  
Rood FOR , 
Pvt. toed 207 EB. Huron, rE 
- 40713. 
ATTRACTIVE @ fears FOR GIRL. 
Kitchen. 547 
ay STOP. PVT at COOKING. 
. FE 2-0056. 
aaa ooar CLOSE Log NEAR 
_PO, For man. FE 4-87 
CLEAN SLEEPING 
. 62 Pe   
  
  
  aur ROOM, "Wests ve NO 
  
iF You WANT z CLEAN, “QUIET room Your me. A are t bus 
LARGE SLEEPING ees 103 Parkh 
FE | MODERN ROOM. BUSINESS On re OR 
z= _ availabe’ ett eet Prompest. 
M FOR Right downtown, a ‘Pine St. FE $2,000 Dn. THis aoe 2 
  
    MONTH. EMIN OLE. CALL FE ¢1559 OR FE 57308. ARCADIA APTS AND BATH. IN GOOD |   
  CHILDREN PERMINTED,— $57 | 
PER MO AFTER § PM. SEE! 
a 1A ‘ 
UR PHONE FE $6513 K G.| ROOM ‘FOR CLI CLEAN ¥ WORKING Mince RM. FOR LADY OR 
2 girls. Kitchen & was’ hing privi- 
cla, 115 Btate St. Apt. 6. FE B CONDITION. 1N INCLUDES AMPLE | 00M       DRAYTON WOODS | 
2318 Fairport. Attractive masonry | 
well insulated, 5 rooms and bath | 
ranch home with attached 1'y-. 
car garage. Full basement, with | 
oi] A.C. heat, tubs, electric water 
heater, and recreation area. Large 
landscaped jot, 80 x 290 ft. Owner 
leaving state. $2,000 down will 
handle. Shown by appointment. 
PAUL. D. HAMMOND 
26’, W. Huron &t.. Realtor 
FE 5-774) Eves. FE 5-4714 
ORTONVILLE MODERN 4 BED- room, fui basement, Oil beat.   
N MODERN § ROOM house, $7,800; $1,500 down; $60 “Budget 
Rancher”’ 
3 Bedrm.| &: ARGAIN PRICE 
Open Sunday 1 to 5 
  on beautiful wooded 
ee oe io payment. 
  
  
  PRICED FOR QUICK SALE OWNER SAYS SELL. This nice 
frame home on a cor- 
ner lot with lcar pernee. 96,750, 
You can Full Basement arias 2 BEDROOM STONE 
“house. Near Milford, New high- 
way, verpeest w lake. 
acre. $10,000. Arthur Buell, 6381 
Cooley Lk. Rd., Milfor, 
On Your-Lot or Ours   
  FLUSH DOORS ° 
DELCO’OIL HEAT 
“LARGE KITCHEN 
     Can 
days. All day Sunday. 
3 BR. MODERN. LOTS, 60x313 
and wee Owner retiring. Terms   home Seymour icely finished, clean and attrac- 
mon: couple "s1.800 large lot fenced, bar-b-cue 
a fe table. Only $12,500 
with 8. EM 34197. 
NEW BRICK BY BUILDER. Close! 
to ———. 3 bedrooms, car- | 
port and j = 
2135 Oxley 
You 'Be Frank... Eves. & Sun. MA 5-0586 
STATEWIDE Rent Estate Service of Pontiae 
. CHARLES, REA   
7 ROOM HOUSE. NOT MODERN. 
nas sale or trade. $1,500. 56 Hiil- 
west BROOKLYN. 3 argent 
Ser, “New: bec 
FE 8-6824. PLASTERED WALLS 
  takes 
LTOR 
4-0521   
    
CLOSET DOORS 
        
SLIDING WINDOWS SS aes 
1285 Fieldway Dr. 
SUN. 1 t0 5 | cocatea tm detigntty Pores tare 
2418 DENBY DR. Country Club Estates. This 
DRAYTON WOODS . ag — in a fine jocation HOT WATER HEATER 
F OR ONLY > 
» $9,975 PLUS LOT 
Directions to Model: attractive brick ranch home fea- 
¢ living 
with fireplace, dining room, 
40° recreation room, 2- 
  Carpeted ving room with eta, 
Square Lake. 1 block to Hickory 
Grove. Left on Hickory Grove 1 
to Pieldway Dr. ieft to 
— mn’ sign, Salesman on prem- 
“BUD" 
ee ‘NICHOLIE, SUN. 2 to 5 282 CHURCHILL ST. basement, “Wescopnar 
tached zeae garage with over- 
Plastered walls aos | 
  wn. 
Dixie to Watking ee 
1266 N CASS LAKE ls 
TELEGRAPH RD. TO pore 
Model Open DAILY 5 TO8 
SUNDAY 1T0O7 FE ¢8773 highly 
den. 1% 
room 
full 
at 
  
VETERANS 
$250 DOWN 3 bedrm. Ranch style. 
Ready for kage pee 
riv 
MENT CO 
MI ¢ AUBURN HEIGHTS 
Bateman 
Kampsen ance—you can afford te buy this 
nished aioe in kitchen. Extra 
7 a att we lot, 7 x 175. “Priced at Gas heat. 
Close to 
  
NORTH END GI 
bedroom home with nice liv- REALTY CO. 
377 S. Telegraph Road Drive — “Auburn Ave Ave = Churchill 
  
  
& 2-car Price a i000 an MA A'saitt,   
HOME. MS TH. 
Oi] heat & hot water. Lake. priv 
$7,500. $759 down, o 
__Lake. Phone 1} 
breereway. Auto. ol! heat. Drapes. 
Nicely landscaped 2% acres. 1.000 
evergteen seedlings, 8 fruit-trees, | 
extra well for sprinkling lawn 
Must sacrifice. Immediate posses- 
8 EM 3-5608. 
completely modern and winter- 
ized. Large 2-car garage with 
8x22 patio attached. Large wooded 
lot & Inke prive. Ideal year-round 
home or summer cottage. Located 
between Clarkston & Oxford. Must 
taro. “PP appreciate, Oxford, OA 
street. 24x24 garage. On ~~ lot. 
Full partitioned basement. 24x22 
recreation rm. 3 bedrooms ann: 
stairs with unfinished attic. Very 
foo location FE 5-4628 
equity for $1,500. 2-year-old, 2 bed- 
room home. Lot 100x300. Monthly 
payments $47 including taxes and 
insurance. Near Drayton Plains 
Need cash Ree peal No real- 
tors. OR 463 
rter Home with full base- 
ment, wiring, automatic oil fur- 
nace. Basement floor and sump | 
ump in Other work started | 
y owner. §6.350. Terms, FE 
sade   
3 BEDROOM NEW HOME IN PON- 
sory - ft. shaded lot. ', block 
of hool. Take vacant lot and | 
cm to mortgage. $3,200 payable | 
at $40 month. Good deal to in- 
dividual (no realtors please), 
__Reply to Box 3. __ Pontiac Press 
3 BEDROOM STARTER HOME. OPEN 
oun 10 to a 
room home with 2 or more possi- Awol basement with recrea- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE e ——— now — this one won't 
TWO FAMILY Good east side location, 5 rooms 
4 rooms & bath 
basement with central 
$15,500, terms. 
C RAW FORD AGENCY St. FE 4-1549 
:. cali _MY_ 31143 ME.) V ery Desirable an Gay ges al rae 
and ¢e tory. 
closets and cupobards. Two car 
a unfinished second 
story. Bullt in 1951, hes all mod- 
hot water, fully insula 
= screens, oak floors and tiled 
You can ar far and wide, p. A @istrict of beautiful 
individual homes We will make 
an appointment for you to eee 
st your eeereatenre: “C.” Houston for Homes BEDROOMS. Large combina- 
Li 
yours year around on floors and pias- 
lake front home, - 
Large shade trees 
in this exclusive district of dis- has to £0 this _week! privileges. $6,149 — Terms. 
C. HOUSTON, Realty FE 46331 from picture windows overlook- 
beach. Three bedrooms even is room, 3 
Excelient 
jots? Lake    CALL MODEL 9 TO 1 OR 4 TO 6 
ron . DUN LAP 81198 
Gl Resale LOW DN. PAYMENT 
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS. 
~- FULL BASEMENT 
Earl E. James EM 36311 FE 4-1444 
8260 Cooley Lake Rd.   
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge   
5 ROOM BUNGALEW, -2 CAR GA- nice corner lot... 
Union Lake, Priced low at 
Bio 800, it with low down payment. 
a ar gag HOME overlook- 
Needs finish- 
i — investment ee $5,- 
ing. ith terms. EM 3-4198. 
$1,000 DOWN, 5 —_ ranch, 2 od 
tot storms and screehs, j 
Hi Pew pohnacs lake ain 
ED! in area. Un- 3 BEDROOMS 
peer | $7,250 with easy terms. 
¢ Rooms AND BATH with ful basement, 14, car ee 
= sa ene 
oe trees. Priced |- 
righ ~p only” nie 500. os eure 
IN HIGHLAND, new ranch, 1'3 car 
ee . ®luminum storms and 
screens, lots of closets, lot 92x- 
450. EM 3-4236. 
$1,000 DOWN. Near Walled Lake 5 
rooms, needs finishing. Only 
$4250. EM 3-4198. 
3. LARGE BEDROOMS. ranch 
home near Pontiac Lake. Very 
storage. EM 3-4196. 
See BUILDING in Keego 
been used as church 
Solas: aps 300. Ideal for 
small factory, good frontage. 
Zoned commercial & light indus- 
ae with terms. EM 
NEAR WHITE LAKE. roa grocery 
market. Eats, beer & wine. Gas 
ment, walk-in box. Building can 
be sold with or without Beterer: 
Easy terms. EM 3-4198.. 
LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING 
= ane Highway, 06x40. Plus 5 
and garage. Lot 254x- 
3aixeod, Call EM 3-4197. 
| BEAUTIFUL MOTEL on US 16. 8 
unite beautifully furnished, in ex- 
cellent location. A wise and safe 
investment. Terms. EM 3-4198. 
HUETT, REALTY, 1404 E. 
ighiana Rd. (M-50) at. PORTER 
  ® LGE. RMS MODERN. FULL 
  aa any terns PR 3-002, = 
ACE -DEAL 
North Suburban 
Spacey 3 Wedrm. ranch on *, 
acre lot. Aluminum. comb. storms 
and screens. Blacktop road. iake 
privileges. $1.200 down moves you 
in. No other charges. $69 a month 
includes —— and taxes. Im- 
mediate possession 
JIM WRIGHT REALTOR 
| 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-044! 
MORE THAN A HOUSE- Y LIFE 
ayo _ MAytair 6x22, 
OWNER. ONE OF BIRMING- 
to Hot ne Quarton Fivt eal | ame e 
Se bus. . Expansive ving room, with fireplace. > ee 
Mbrary or play room, full bath 
. 3 bdrms., bath & screened 
. perc eh up, Ges sites Low taxes. 
LAKEFRONT 
COTTAGE This neat, 2 bedroom cottage with 
kitchen, ‘liv   
  
ut room lassed-in front 
porch, on a 65 x 150 ft. with 
sand beach. Neat white picket 
fence, boathouse, aud ft. Os 
Less than $400 would — con- 
vert this into - ear-around home 
This house oa furnished. A 
—_ at $7, $2,250 down | 
nd $50 per month. 
DRAYTON PLAINS SEEBALDT sT. 
You can move right inte this 
3-bed brick house with « full   a tritewel. This is a home you 
will be proud to own and en- 
Make an appoint 
* 
BROS. REALTORS 
open "is OR 3-1295 or OR 3-1872 
‘ttl ®—Sunday 10 to 5 
“BUD" 
4 Bedroom Home 
sere near Gingeiville, 
and tool shed, A GOOD START $750 DOWN —- And you have a 
frame home. cedar sid- 
ing, suburban location with lake 
privileges’ on Hun 
too much finishing to make an toon Lake, not   
So much charm for only $9050 
attractive planter in this large 
to give plenty of _pri- NT vacy. Two car seraes: Brick one $1,000 DOW N - uaa 
Home — close ald- 
— 3 rooms. extra | 
basement, oil | 
I. R. Hiltz Loaded with Features 
Which only a home owner can 
add. One story ranch home at- 
tached two car garage. Breere- 
way. patio. wonderful large lot. 
ood § «kitchen. Total 
price $13,500 and terms.   FE 35-6181   
EVENINGS & SUNDAY 
GAYLORD |; im = ea Eilzabeth Lake Estates 
Only $1,500 Down 
Close to lake, this 2-bedroom home   full basement, “large lot, $300 
down. EM 3-2868 or OR 3-7301. 
5 ROOMS, UNFINISHED ATTIC, 
2 car garage, nice East side 
location. $11,800. $2,500 down. FE 
2-8746.   
  
SAVE $1200 
3 bedrm. brick front; lake priv. 
low monthly payment. Lana | ot 
__900 down — 8750. FE 
| egies! home has a separate din- 
room, — basement, gas 
heat, storms screens, and is 
ame FE Feisn 204 W. Hop- 
ins.   
BY OWNER, BUILT IN 1955, NICE 
5 reom ‘house furnished, fult 
basement, auto. oi] heater, north | 
side of 1 Pontiac FE _ 8-691 i   “Pontiac-Watkins FE states YOUNG sae Lovely 3. bedroom (modern home 
Oak fioors, automati. 
minum storms & screens. Lot 100, 
: see Priced at $11,950. $2,000 | 
HEMPSTEAD, 102 £. HURON, | ie male Geant Der othy Snyder Lavender   E 
Av faa. BUILDING Moadrs & Walk tn 
CLEAN G OS® iN. ¢ AND ate pee ‘a porch and saree 28   
SLEEPIN G ROOMS. 514g W. HURON A RE-| re 241 or Eves. w Mt 46417   bath. _spectable home, FE se. clopet, SS ‘bus line, Apply 517 E. SLEEPING ROOM 
_Ref, re §-1687, 97 p nll 
| SLEE. G FOR RENT. 
Cooking p ry, FE 20406, ss   
  BDRM STARTER. CEDAR 
  
7 BI OME, > lake privile $5800, Discount 
for cash. h-soei, 5 Phi 
  a H 
Large Ritchen. Lane] ‘\acomah en- 
nea neal | Sa ae ee 
NICHOUE realtor bare area priced 
4,500, 3 
eral size dining room, 
Aa 
Open. Evenings th 9 rooms, 
ment, forced. air oll furnace. IW atkins Lake Area 
3 Bedroom Brick Home 
Corner Lot on Paved 
Street 
— ee off 
including ‘bar New ot os Owner 
Cali sa Appointment 
KENN EDY FE 43560 
  
  
STOPLOOK 
For wate oy vomen 
ho: long 
ranch rol Meith’ fail basement. 
outbuild West iréquaels lovely Seminole yom 
big 8 room home. _ 4 bed 
full. basement fora attached garage. Terms.   re TS , “ north of Pontiac on main black c heat, alu-.. vivan Take tep at 3190 Wesi Clark- 
i ston Road, just off Baldwin, 
6432 . : 5 rooms and 2 bain. | 
Ge--   
Call for particulars, | 
John " | 
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
LAKEFRONT 2 BEDROOM 
home with auto. heat and ms 
— 2 family with se 
and separa 
recondition and 
petairs rental can al- 
of your pay- down, 
OFFICE |OPEN SUN. 14 
| Seorae R. Irwin emia stalbiahacal   basement, carpeting, attached 1'% 
car garage. On a large well-lend- 
scaped lot. Only $16,900; terms. 
You can own this }-bedroom mod- 
ern home on a ~ e corner lot. 
with — heat. oak 
floors. — or Toenedinte oc- 
cupancy. $11,900. nut dn. 
WILL Ta TRA 
° ON THI Ez 
For Retired Couple 2.2 ACRES 
You can buy this 
house with only ie, hte board 
fence for $8. 300 1,500 
$70 per month 
Clarkston Area 
You can own this Ay! lett § 3 bed- 
room home with losed 
automatic heat, larg: 
lenty of cupboards, on # la: 
aay | Fe only $13, with $1,450 
CLARKSTON Hed sane, Suse nt fgg eg Fh ga rete 
pacmygy FS mig eg Daag He | 5 5 
bedrooms, 2 baths, den with fire- 
» de utility room, attached 
garage. porch, 
storms & screens. Full paved 
drive ——— heat. er 4 
bath with sliding window 
only a few of the 
CALL — SEE — 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 20°8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. MAple 5-58 eo 
* powet. Sore er inke p privileges 
Price $5,000. 
mpletely a. e. " bedroom 
home. Living room has fire- 
place with Beatalsves, com- 
pletely tiled egy eu bath, 
bs” bedroom = 
Basement. 
Ea etic OU al 
  says sell, Cail us for details. 
Lawson Real Estate 
1337 &. Auburn Rd, OL 1-1611   = ~ WE BUILD ‘BRICKS $10,975 CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 
Sslty'"Yes. “Sour'ean't beat the anship, de: and price 
na fs ~ gig 
any 
Oakiand Cal 
Pie eee Wh BUY. SELL & TRADE 
1s & SON DORR LTORS 152 W. Huron phone PE 4-1557 
HOUSE .FOR SALE: 1061 DOR- 
chester, in Ward's Orchard. ,. 
    
  
  
base: 
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
DE 
SUNDAY 2-5       
781 Bow Lane 
-| New Brick Ranch 
4 bedrooms, 1'% baths, at- 
tached breezeway and ga- 
rage, Excellent parcel with 
view of the lake. Owner 
leaving state. Will accept 
land contract or smaller 
LE 1 
BLOCK — FOLLOW SIGNS. 
P 
SUNDAY 2   
      
And we'll be Jobnny on the 
spot to show you an excel- 
lent 3 bedroom ranch home 
with attacbed 2 car ga- 
rage, situated on 1 acre of 
—. in rag Manor. 
ull basement, 2 fireplaces 
1‘, baths. Plastered walls, 
nicely landscaped. Priced for 
only $24,500, DI 
Low 8 
  
      
SUN [DAY 25 
| 3370 Ardreth 
Foreed Sale 
MUST BE SOLD THIS 
WEEKEND' Here is your 
chance to buy a 3 bedroom 
rapch in Auburn Manor -et- 
® SACRIFICE. Located on a 
Ot 100x300, it has 1.120 aq. 
ft. of living space with oak 
floors, plastered walls and 
art basement. Listed price 
s $12,950. Any reasonabie 
offer or trade will be con- 
eat LET'S MAKE 
SLOCUM; 1 BLOCK EA8T 
OF SQUIRREL RD; TURN 
atop ho TO PROPERTY - 
FOLLOW OPEN SIGNS. 
PE 
SUNDAY 2-5   
      
370 Ardreth 
Huntoon Lake 
3 bedroom ranch, all brick, 
with 2 car attached garage, 
Peaturing extras such as: 
Hot water base ray heat, 
Thermopane picture window. 
2 full baths—-1 up and ji 
down, large 21 ft. living rm. 
beach just 1 block from 
front door. Priced under 
es an for es ae 
ssession. 1E 
hwy, Fo WILLIAMS LK 
WEST TO ARDRETH 
Br, ~ FOLLOW SIGNS, 
Pine Lake 
Is less than '4 block away 
from this almost new water- 
front ranch home. The liv- 
ing area features a large 
brick isiand fireplace that 
separates the 24 ft, living 
room from the 13 ft. kiteh- 
en and 12 ft. dining room, 
In addition to the 3 extra 
large bedrooms, the hom e 
boasts a 12x20 family room 
with exposed beam ceiling. 
The critical buyer will also 
appreciate the | extra items 
such as the 's bath. the 
water softener. carpeting 
and drapes, attached 2 car 
and screened porch Pui! 
Price $23,960 Substantial 
down payment required, 
= "te bat bath = breeze- 
Ta rage. 
ard |: pen, rb meke 
id = om re! splay sroune for 
og ‘nad a lene C] oe . 
spot with porte tor 
only $10,500, $2,500 dow 
Near St. Michaels 
Extra nice 3 bedroom home 
dining room, full basement 
with like-new as furnace 
and shower ba The yard 
is outstanding — all fenced, 
nice ip Fhe and 
shrubs. —r with 
8x20 wo And or hobby 
shop. Priced to sell at $10,- 
— now for appoint- 
|Bateman 
Kampsen 
REALTORS FE 4.0528 377_8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. 
~ ROCHES TER ARE AD 700 DOWN: $ 
|e home. Well. and it 
BRK AND'S SebNeeS re = hills, Complete home for 
| CLARKSTON, qeoeeen home “a * 
13, 
MAROLD WER “433.00. , 1445 4 = BE. of John R. 
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            vaealbrick Income 208. 
sled on Mt. Clemens me 5S OREST LAKE CO. CLUB AREA $850 
ras "youn 3 bee COLLIER ‘ 
os aimens. ats: «| fie, ogee, tarer soon in beams ice asi 
1 floor. e : Bresseway  & er 14x30" liv. : 
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screens. ‘| porch) Plasteted water. Needs minor, inte- arvey Wi 
GILES REALTY CO. ari 008 down, pba A pible RD, TO. 1308 KY.| Bice kitchen Lots off cupboards: | aly fufing. ies lee ole ee 
: a otis 3 Cy ty a PIONEER HIGHLANDS 3 bedrooms and beth up. dcar : cons wate py SORE 
** ; aD, Se 1% stofy brick, tile bath, beautt- ao g Oy Ph ome. leas LOCATED 1m good, sree, in Crs 
West Bloomfield pavement. $i.000 % 3 acres on garace. veauhful lo. 3 So to move - Geo it privileges oa 2 lene, ¢ ares 
CASH CONTRACTS 960—terms. oe. Coe Oe closed sun pore wood 3 Bedr 
; RRY'S | 2eigabictars Broker JIM WILLIAMS] fess in, tte faa beamcot 
‘ i Ady Sl 8T. BENEDICT’s AREA : fenced lot with new 1% car u asement 
wl ae . =— 3 bdrm. brick ranch on 2 beautiful garage. Only $600 down. Knotty kitchen, vanity and 
oo EB cag 7 Do ncaqee Boer oe tiful | REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE, Ret toe nas 
4, BEST BUYS GAT Gin. ell, “Youngstown kitchen, @i- | 2*->idein_Ave. LOCATED im Pontiac ott | T9Ad- — 
Furnished room with low down Milford Area. EW AYS to vided bemt. rec. area. water soft: ; rpm gps EL IE | Ramee OPEN 26 
sarees via mee ore ease. pa wood pean. Contents, Bee H APPINES = right at a rms. OP CN floors, “atumtuin sorms, DAILY~SUNDAY : 
Y screens. 8: ted on «@ On Irwin 
home ‘is This | large lot, | &4x120, Pric at Highland Rd. (Ms 
: Loveland ‘ Rust be seen 10 be pm i WILLI Russell Young + sell at only only $7,950 tag Me ‘a mile KUSCE Pontiag alrport. 
ais aes Belling for $23,000. ! [AMS STREET | tmp carn 9” LTOR-BUILDER — SCHELL 
gigs Rd, Marbor| (2) 2 bedrm. yanch type}? BLOCKS FROM DOWNTOW heed on 4-19 . 412 Ww rr SUNDAY 35 JO_@19a8 
s Bn 41661}  beme. built only 2 | Near city brary, soned Me | 557,07 WA Garvie, the. ; : on : nougslie R. Middlet NEW 5 ni” HOUSE UND nines 
‘ esi; if you have dreamed of € : 153 Marshall Stre eo on HOUSE, U ED 
Pini oD ne Ft peed, wis 8 5B Ay | | goes wih oe tees eee Oe | HSuphoe' nd: Wine Lene wae 
: =| bist mogers Conveniences, see| heat, 2 car garage, 64 ft. —— “T just happened to think Jimmy may not be home — this ~ ; ly new. Excellent basement with off =, & Lake Teme. . 
y Thru_Partridge home selling for| with extra space, idea! | is hi to ” - pe modern heating system and bath Bt fie ho bet 
ony with $4,000 ‘down, for business or » si'950 s day to take a bath! 3 Don’t miss » it, you will like Tar abe Bo 
us Thru Partridge North Side DOWN BUYs IT. a. - = , . APPROX. 9% ACRES. Privile Auburn Helgi, DOWN home 
WA } ROOM. ACCESS oo sell, 90, we are ne Sal - Established in 1916 WM. H. KNUDSE Ge Gh) lake § en ees | Cee siding, aiuminum 
$1 s00 Easy payments. "PE:|  finlahea “aitle for "enly” St us SUNDAY 16 P.M on ret wee 43| __ For Sale Houses 43) weanty 4 -acnms—Just_ north of WM TERIOR = seat bet = AG wings, REALTOR 
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This home in clean ad heat ‘and ttt 8 CASS, LAK RD. pletely WEAR ST. MIKES, COM- | ¢ BOOBS y Beatie. 4 oa bath | pe'scate Eves. @ Sunday FE #a8e3| ol furnace. hear ‘erage. A “jood |@ ROOM HOME WITH INCOME. 
WE TRADE yment. bergale, gelling om low | SoM aitsboth Lake reed’ to Cate rent, income mee ‘mo Ouner| YEA saheee down. fon Pu baste or room, ful kitchen, full bay ot) Le $12,000. $2,000 down, 89 W. Run- 
. -|Avon eee Lake read. lel to Femoenall Cass tutomat 3 -inished attic, —_ ent, oi] furnace, attached $1,200 DOWN. Blvd. Terrace. oetl_FE_ 2760. 
Red Sails in the Sung¢t. ward Gane enue acts : c Mie “gas eat full base- —— co = NNE 5 rooms, pain ‘basement. Fur- 
Wil be a famitiar sight in elther bedrm. home, 1 year old.’ Cedar A HOME YOU'LL LOVE si i Toney? > Worth OPEN bed reve ' leat ane nece. Puirnitare included, Imme- , 
homes, 4390 > terior decors’ in- SIDE BRICK RANCH . ; eae 
91.008, terme ox 4130 Gherbourne $1,380 with $1400 down Eeteunsd che nie aes at 70 Pingree St. SUNDAY 2-5 ATTRACTIVE Well-insulated | § & OFFERS  (eeted ott Josiya ” Plastered i 
So Rare! West Town paved cmeck, is atwrecttee oet.| faire, and piast Ted. walls See ae Sec thee auwe Toke ever |  cnas Lake pene bows Peres | Whi walls Most of furniture pea” Io 
A pire home with tnco: wit tall a en ee 3 bedroom and tle ‘bath fully b: Basement HA Rvs < Gr eee ster tae now Reo bela! room with meer mnterd W hittemore Street maamae mere: crettige ane Sunday 2 to 5P.M 
Wormer Lake, 444 mi. from pal from school. This me has home with a the . ae ber me larse* joa den, Arnold Real E. ste kitchen has ¢ space, 2 cane. atrestee <! bedroom * Indian Vill a. & 
een Fontes: ‘Twelevel a room| Jake privileges on Wiis. Lk. Ivatorys 20° tf carpeted “tiving | iy ce? garage. $2000 down’ and 2 pom nd home, _jerge, living teem. | GI RESALE. 3 Bedroom beme illage 
pl ge nag B ne 5 has several shade \reps. Priced room With plaster box end Frig.| 9% per een’ hamadiale gear: PE 5.0618 | il eine ES §-8783 wer Werks earese. hoor [poe itutomatie ‘oll oll eat. — Schosl. Oil furnace, storms rand 19 Mohawk 
or more. Strictly -modern, Excel-| Waterford Township ficben with ule walls,’ fan, vinyl Gi HOME—1%4 ACRES _ Priv ae re Paee pga g ey ee nee ee ene) ae family home within 
lot. Safle beach." $12,500, nanwe yw bedrm. attractive home,| Cor floors. with. fire 1rOoux- -Franks Only $650 dowy. Large 4 rooms $13,000, terms. 4% per cent mortgage. Bal 066 ee? oot “Geen alk 
Four Walls full’ basement, paved turnace.| ner "Aisce Faclaot heat watersoh-| GENERAL REAL ESTATE au m Xutomatic 11 blot, "base: OWNER MUST SELL-New 3 bed- Sumas met Conage Lots | per month mnenudee anes @ = belt, ‘Sear garage, tile chee 
Can bring pleasure tn this dol Thie ‘te the tirel offerine eng | verdant lows morms Gad screens, | 4396 Dixie HVy. Tar sarer | QUICK possession. Located off | [oem brick ranch home. |All Complotety Tralshed 3 pec, | DRAYTON AREA. § Ream bun home offers carpeted living room. 
house. Neer Crescent Lake. Med paced rages selling Ser $11,000 and fish pond in rear yard. At, | meee : : saree, sop Or Soe bea dee: fireplace, electric stove, re- ished” atte stairway to large un-| breakfast room off ere 
$1,500 down. $55 pond = Syivan M miles w. ot Pontiac, Peer 2 ‘ e $750 DOWN place poi - pe oe Robs ggg | = eo water with fireplace apt = Nag ‘13522. | bath, full basement, ol] heat Tage 
. . anor yt Bp Se 7 RK room 3 bedroom modern home ruout. fam kiteh- spared with show-| 13\gxt nenewey wy to, ‘soe tomatic hot water, Fine, con- 
: HOME ith fi er, s¢ front h 10 2 
THELMA M: ELWOOD|  fistbagee ‘rich tat) stature Top IEE regu Or. Foun CLA Sa beatae PU Besement| nts treioce, i regiraton | frouuage oad Bag| Seater en| Re manera ee are 
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pit, Cass-Elisapeth Ra. spacious i Reed" aiming sec-|__ Te Buy=To. Bell—To Trade THIS VERY ATTRACTIVE sub- Also have another 3_ bedroom, Site ar ek ol eS rae #4. si3.S00; Terms. Telegraph Rd), “hoe Gan 6 
5-1284 or PE 43644 tion and built only 2 years ago | YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT bedrooms, S same RILEY nent : : : OO Jomtien, Lot 40na50. 1 ble a man oo rem 
on 8 very . Sellin eee ee a cee R.D. RILEY, Broker | MACEDAY LAKE- Privileges, Kew | 417 25 condition, Lot 80x250. 1 block man on premises. : 
7 Dedrocmn ranch: Siteben downy A WH w.008 |” Stine ‘Tied bathe eck divore, | 002- Musebete Late Ré. FE 61157 ee t's te be, ie ae 5 WOODED — ol wt 
NEW > hemes z e. He . ractive 5 room home : 
_ Separate utility room, Bying room Colored Families . cree turmace, tas end aveies: pedsgeme, gee i. Very med: Ceti, Ibert Dvien seam ye Cc. HAYDEN, Realtor uf 
With (picture window. Pull price| (1) § bedrm. home. Pull, base- storms and screens, _ sttached Se TE ps Sra, taapinan bee FE 6-044) 
See. ONS Sowa ee ee Ser: ee Cheetos) Seossowey, set gerne, cabinets & disposal unit ful carpeting, ceraimic “tile w Open ves. 8 Sun._10_to 2 _ 
i. yo pa ag 2 family income. ne ge aped ——-. Don't Is reation room is paneled in ma- Bath. hot water $800 DOWN 
GOOD GARDEN sPOT ea at, garage. Selling for ALTY CO., REALTORS your wife see this unless hogany, built-in bookcase, gas - tached garage. ere ; 
With 2 bedroom 7 FE 2.0263 o> Len ead eet ee heat. Cement dri terms two oy oe morggertie & ceramic tiled bath d 
living room. mo me emi Large (2) 5 rm. w with full . ing Lake . Priced at $10,950 $2,450 down. ive 66.00 . up, living room, kitchen & dining IE 
home ‘lor retired scoupie’ Pull] ment, oil beat. You can buy this NEXT DOOR, TO BRANCH ead = NORTH END - 3 bedroom, 2 : Suburban Ranch Sista titim wire" tereens 
ONLY pape — rien home for only $1,000 SALE wan bene was eit tabs iving roous Yall dinin om FraeD RENT Realter. cea ohnece ranch ae Slated: = tl neater. 42 Mt. "Clemens Bt. 
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. Ee clean ve ith 
el far best, vAbimmum ‘sorms| priced to eal quick ot #2500! = = (CO) patie, modern, enchen. scoramic | fenced ‘ack Jara. sf fracious ‘ving? Leaesrock | Men paved street & close to sores, 
; a O @ITy closets, full basement, auto. ' oil to GI including tiful beth apd Kitches, uti-| ‘*choue & bee line, Only 2 yrs. 
YOR COLORED JERRY E. "ADAMS co. eee ee ie, | OCENG STREET Sete tne oid deme ules hath ent kitchen. 
$1,000 down on this nice 2 bed-|;7S"y,' Eves, ‘TH ¢: oun. 3 s$ Park oe ot Gadde ou papenoele at 3 lots, beautiful shade trees. eer Oak floors, plastered walls, alum. 
room bungalow. Lat ge living 212 W. Huron St Ger per month, Taxes and insur-| S/R io Mior e low 4100 0, Whipple Lake Front water, neater wr. invulsied <a / 
am beat Full price only : ; SUB. INCOME. $1,500 DOWN . Reta we sey mores 47%) MORTGAGE COSTS bas living ‘room, “den. 1S TAKE RION Sunday 1 
: y ~ £0™, WeGkerd dat tehect ret} RAY O’NEIL, Real Tot ional you meee to move in ris witn, fireplace. 2" bed- wpere ORION unday to6 Pil 
IVAN _W.. WILL TRADE! J on this 3 room modern apt. with NEIL, Realtor this large modern bungalow (if rooms, fireplace: in ‘or 20 re is a vacation, The 
~ t--— : separate entrance and bath on 262 8. Telegraph Open 0-0 ou are a GI.) Pull rice is onl kitchen, ol] furnace in base- — ee ee 3623 Cosey Bu 
‘HRA 1 ACRE eee ee ccesnd finer. while down for | Sener m2 of Pe Ss $11,500. Pull besoment. Geo AC ment. Attached | in werting day. Living room y 
West side—on paved road. Oppor. Sunday 27 the owner there is two e bed- * furn.. Can f floors & plastered. walls Lake lot loox218. $38. ta oe window, kitchen with 
tunity to have a close-in _ rooms, wall-to-wall carpeted liv- Modernistio. Ritehew.- Dining rm 2 eS py agg 
6-5001 rE sem| ith 3 large bedrooms. All on COLBERRY PARK model ey old dining rooms, modern ' 20 ft. ‘tom room. Large bedrms. & ue gas heat, aed foore: ‘3 ront 
ill Josiyn. cor — 3rd. tred, coved ceilings. Oversize homes are available in many eak floors on both firs ar Tl A good sound home. Two large Country Estate as water hom jak = 
eo & Bun ym esses] tWocer garage. A chance to|  Sexible floor plans. All have Plsstered walls, iarge lot, | full lots) Aluminum storms and ¢\ cares of bik Salty e775 @ privileges. We 
SMULTIPLE Listine seRVICE garden to your heart's content! 3 bedrooms Jand ite to Jia net see ee ee sr tatters fire |) Gata need “conteiaing op 6 ELE ECTRIC HEAT oS make Neves 
tiled baths e have ad- q 18 ee ° oy, 
8 ACRES ditions PAMILY ROOM ‘oibers| price”—'siLgi. THR “BIRD® TO SER Sy ang eulct Pastention #9 Tec with large vin wseene | rina air soe of te ont, fon | Hnoe Home se wal eo 
I City mits north. Be first—thie/ have latest GE EITCHEN AP- = HUNTOON LK. SUB flake frontage’ # bedroom home Fedrecms, Se, bathe, ester | ABN ys ge Oa] on large land- 
: home bes everything. Plenty of/  PLIANCES in new oder ware.) CLARK REAL ESTATE . ct plastered walls and oil furo mole cl bik ccmeten | © ace, kitchen with dinin, aoe SS ign te. 
MULTIPLE LISTING euRvice aan ae s. Poties your chil. built in range, ov blender | 1902 W. Huron * “ Attractive 7 reem medern be term basement. Full size — space, two bedrooms & bath. Oni fe view tw - 
\ sont sah be bad Pun topouaaet: disposal unit. Here. you | PE 4602 Bves.| on over 1-3 acre with lake privi- ming pool on besstifully | [cere inculated. electric water| rooms, full Sesvment - 3 
Lom tomy age, tanee | Eat Tee eg] Leelee sane | LiShimo steve? | ee Specie, trie,renm vom |i tiie, wiry var mewr-coneet| . fndbeafed rout "Herne | aaugaronmn ate: Om Hh) Eat gg, Atay inant 
} TRADE yourself to see the Kitchen. $3,500/ all city conveniences jus lnrge dining room| cellent location. Oue : * taker’ oye. ’ No. /1_ select through- 
ranch . 2aneg| _cown. " WATER. e and a super 15°x15' kitchen. Extra| jt foo! : apt. & bath er's tment, and oth- RETIRING COUPLE a. it. Pull Price $21,000 — 
ce fotndaen, pias ae : WATER, PAVED STREETA| MULTIPLE Lisrino sRAVICS lavatory! 2 car garage and base-| One poeta bg dle ave yep ewe od FS ea aes gost | Ate you folk retired 4 - Out 
fiom eeass *| }{Umphries fer See See | Ny rope {| eeanenbe ee ere en] am ee SRP ae an Pam Ses evans : 
large today. JUST EAST PROM COR- uced to $16,900 an terms for} Will accept trade cor enrgee, cement dri Lake chores grive. . 
picture Alu- MER’ or w COR- imm . ve & a ian ‘0 | 
Thermopane b Oo : , ; 
minem storms end screens. FE) + 1 ad em SQUARE LAKE ROAD,” * WEST SIDE— $15,975 LITTLE PARM—Large | 4 Roy Annett Inc. EAST SIDE E INCOME, 2 
Say teen lero |O Wang eb Sipe— | |*SEeSRS, HR a ga ass | Ml eS eo: 
\ LAKE FRONT "y By BEDRM. & out. Between sae 8 on | Open s and go 14 po eare B pe Boe wp wil . Taylor | 
: \ 1 spent on one 4 years. Free tent for owner ‘in three 
ws oo pow PRICE poe me Oe 3h recreation’ ream, eitesbed rs tools. Hills, this specious € room, | New ture, Large 30x80 barn with — oT . water INSURA: | 
frame am —. a cee Besse ean with aved érivé = @ pe oy ta Provides, rosminess besoment & a i 2 beth, © venetian. “sind ew | Outland Ave, pope res. 
rice. Good land, ok el LAKE PRIVILE 4 Sunday 2-7 fences of “in town living.” 2/ OD s8¢ ‘bus route. You am | , CHEM! ie . 
Gawee. as ~ pa GES 138 Ogemaw = es taose Oe SUNDAY 36 bedrms. on the first floor. Auto-| #¢¢ the interior of this home to *K. EMP ie on / | 
oct \3 bedem.. full = | pea __ tation vib SUI matic gas beat and exire shower appreciate the comfortable and 102 E. Huron Bt. FE 4-820 NI 
Sn ss . oe bool floors, ledgerock fireplace bet om = plastered — walls — 704 Parkwood Se one —_ Brick fire- ———. . o oe B Eve. FE $0510—FE 2.3971 / : 
LAKE FRONT BUNGA whee . Screens — Formica NEW>3 BEDROOM BUN- home value “at r~ ; 
SALE OR TRADE $ § counter tops — Recreation area GALOW—Consists of oe UND. est u WILLIA: 
Spactons , = pS Se 2 ige. $3,000 dn. OPEN 8 Ss O / 
room home with attached 2-car| 3 NL ponte recrea- gon — uae = gorvics wales. room with, pict eins WARD E. PARTRIDG L. r ann y SUND ae were a ee a kaa ‘sen 
Pee gemen.© gees] Peers proms pe] Ey teatime we | Boren ogre: | REALTOR FE43861 | 11 BROWN, Realtor, Today tad mewvewon | peat cee remem t 
° All rooms arrange necessary financing 60 ft. lot PR me Multip| In beautiful Sylvan . and hot water, insula- 
Suave toner Uae imeny ote other fea fea- ‘aad ail detafie. > EE eee 1050 W. HUR ie Listing Service . with full lake privi peop dp tion, sto’ ° 
tines beetbater Freee] tenes. ; $7,000 — . ON ST. NEAT AND CLEAN bedroom privileges/ New 3 lle le gree A 
ba Ng — mong By yg hg T 0000 plus closing costs down OPEN EVE. ‘TTL 9 One of the cleanest 2 bed- eae Gan aves coon pr vileges. Haid} Caen 
a cod rinow tie : 
ign nn. Let us month tenes and pot oa agcoed ligt Pi hed for bdo picture w ro ahd natural 10,800, te: . 
and two wee insurance. NORTI end | bath in sil, hard: vanity, Pull wiged. pase- | BEDROOM att 
or O - pares , a on — with replace. fn ae Sie family home 
5 on Scott f nak bh autiful dream tehen with minole 
Lake built-in oven and range. ig room, 
Wee RIGHT TO PROPERTY. 
Perfect. Lake Front > quick Session. built in “54. 9n0s0 Bullder needs 
ia terms. ing $18,000; st0p/ oda ane 
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
    
  
      
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
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INCOME BUNGALOW $14,750 HURON Open Sun. 24. Like new Brick| * " SQUARE LAKE 
Ove of the outstanding two fami-| i bathe, Feerea‘ion ‘room, 2 fire im N| FOR SETTER scadlee ‘ling. 2 bedroom ranch. 200 ve make! hoe. dee Salen 
Bes mp Fyatins, Bath Gag stunned VALLEY REALTY At se gee cee Lj SYLVAN MANOR : peautifully lendsceped lake INCOME PROPERTY R "D. RILEY, Broker She lava- 
i Seeger alow Saat” Pernt “SG Cw teen tence, Series retuers:| = SUNDAY 26, {Aver price rach tome. paca aiS"neig faa ~ | ZONED COMMERCIAL, [SSS ys =. 
~ JUST XN. ‘ sé auto. oil he: : < : . ie. in! PPO! ‘ : P 4 o 3 J 
cmrcading shade evs, tte bom, i - Tat “Ale, oier lake’ hemes} __5374 Drayton Rd. Fard, paved drive and carport. room overloging lake. Lure ING POR THE |P AR TY 3 AD AMS SYLVAN . 
eurebe, eas Gowers. Paved ewingnam HY stay takes PU Sibey, and BRARD NEW - 3 bedroom $1,500 DOWN Paneled tee part Good ‘BUY. Minrge 2 sory ped polenta cick ffm ct An N MPORPING, AREA, 
400 ACRES: aceda . Ph. 21947. calow. Oak floors, “tile _ |" A_very beautiful, 2 bed bath with shower, in full modern frame home wi fpr from, Sew canoe bein with 2 baths and all modern- 
ELUZABETE LAKE estates | THESE URRY DESIRABLE OP -N oi furnace. animioum wine i Owner leaving tows. ana ans: boats dock, iawn, furniture beth 2 smaller we a Se, ee he see, oat os 
ert LY OWNED BY C. E. Se ae ae ae , tous to sell, GI resale. mer living Near main high- mes in rear, new 1% fixtures, jelectrie HW be ee mae Ge ae 
or ot tue [acer bungsiows, in| SOR, ENGWN AS Tit win Lu now te B'n y's : WAnDs OntwARD Tay, «hoot ba wee coer, ence rat location, » income Gan sheen approved” ony | Geo Rand’ make ts on offer. 
bedroom. bd pay fo oe eppomnt: 
Tim fanned ia win| SOS) ROAD SE | sete, fue tat, etrete| Watew row Gran Boss: | Eee/not nr pane a | BRICK, LAE Proper, IDEAL tor smaii | en / 8 & BATH a a 
= e, nice Jawa and AcRI CAN BE BOUGHT tom built Brick Ranch on wide! orice port, gute” bil best, Cail and| | Spacious Mneseoh be oF dentist, $27,500 with good Heerete al 100 woead hept brick | fine brick home. Vestibule 
ep 160. ; just west of OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 see this now. room _ term Pigg cee ela we | €arpeted iving’ room, with 
in garege. Tals home S| oF TOTAL VALUE bathe spaeclous” rooms. «4 a wom you om Sa Gallo qoine, ee ee ee) ae ee 
and out, Stairway to expansion| $75,000, ALL IN a, fee perenne ata ,| DREAMED ABOUT me |e petural” fireplace. Formal MODEST LAKE HOME | § ee tae ar deen | sok aed tae ee 
attic. Rell or trade on 3 bedroom ABLE rage. Lake privileges chads tapes oocbend wits Furnished summer cottage on| dining room. 2 ceramic ng On Mag hy f og 8 he pl ED  ~ 
Dune  palenea caarin coupie or small arom) Ss 4 Lake,“ Basement and| deine. Basement rec. tm. vocamt tested on aioe take appa Og ag yg hy ge | Pe hg early an: 
em OFFICE OPEN © RAISING. NTING. pe € ON} 3 wetere sage f live | This went — Don't la | 16 acre land- west. of city, owner will PP 0 ONE oROOM : — up. Excellent 
wr SUNDAY 1-5 SITE OR WON. CAMP | ST. MI. NORTH OF ELiza:| fireplace, | beautiful le teres Bvenings after @ call Mr. Lease, — frontage on lake 4.20 feet | /All, modern ‘at 169 B. WILSON | We buy land contracts 
NERMOE 20 AER mE | Rovens. Tas ExcErTOnAL as = Be Lane, rarvmanes gereuany macaw, |/ sarge, tena foe wim, oat 
RS a Oa es eee | Seteeect | «JOHNSON, Restor | SEPEPRSEES | “oauce | Se eereress 2a | NI CHOLIE 
Baie oven ore aa | KINZLER lavatory Toft uty room. 3 1704 S. Telegraph Ra. pried, ving. room Ee | ea en, sake 1 ree & HARGE 
1S usiness Prepert ar garage. SEE 42 fire "ell, Pan- : this 8 / oe x RCO. 
DOWN Ad eloder block building | 679 W. Huron ‘St Ph. PE 49825 a si BB. yw eet S Bice’ lot in eae na wi fenced iet, ive EStenan, eal) > erm FE §-8163 
PAYMENTS w, ae ag ons drive in Even’ SUBURBAN — Bet- Pull basement, attached area, has partial basement, heat, —— in excellent con- OPEN EVENINGS 
bedroom nomen, waster — ce Bee x shop and ings ter than new is this lovely seen, ewes and fomheonped fll taxes, ofl Lge #, $1,800 dn., $65 _ Income Propert 43A 
2 tedroom, ranch pomes, maste'| Auburn Ra. 150 ft. deep. Building 1 Tercees ‘home, site. A real way at possession, $660 is. th ; wn x 
Yoox 0 on black ona wat Right across ig M5 OPEN soln room on aing _— so — quired down payment. / ADAMS ; Fe Sot [ meooned SS ee: 
ONTHLY PAYMENT | OWner must sell lea state poy Be GI. RESALE Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Ed / Separate entrances, & auto. 
i Only $12,000 : 8. plastic . , “dw. M. Stout, Real furnaces. Excellent condition 
Eick an 780 Low Hows Pa w60 dowe SUNDAY 2 TO 5 PM. pe Phe oe EE Sete = home, Large re siete or vig ee 71 N. Saginaw Bt. Ph ene - REALTY CO. __5-3234 after 6 p.m. Fe 
os oan OSCHE L we have Zand 3 bedrm. homes} 2356 BRIGGS ST. ~ feors, fll hecomen, Yenient to, kitchen. Ceramic auile OMe Ets To 0/om. | 08 Antara Ave. | PR 4300 ~ For Sale Lake Prop. 44. 
* ee sellabte for as GI RESALE screens and storms. Priced in sized tity oat tanees ii OR 3 FE 68-2093 er 
MACEDAY GAR on Call 125] 5 setroom brick heme featuring) we frome Forced ait eae furace | DRAYTON PLAINS | yuan shores $5 eA 
DENS | H.C. NEWINGHAM oak floors, plastered walls, Vene-| VIEW THE LAKE — patio Large lot nicely landscaped | $480. DOWN PUTS Atwwactive deck vent jee 3 . 
teak ma tian blinds.” Pull basement with | the landscaped Smee a on, pared street. pg 64 Be Lak eae, Jeers old. 3 large bedrooms. 20. “front, Hill wt. EM 33963, 
FE 93008 pan ferred 414 Being "trans. home: Ideal for retiring cou- Gated tm benatiful rex woe. Drow im Ton "3 ROoat 5. oe Tore. Sr Carson, Fe *Tooking Walters 
T me : > ‘ a 90.83 per mo. Ee Soom wie pl som fl i prise yoursel-, Lesg tian year MENT. IMMEDIATE POS- SUNDAY 1 to 6 Lake privile gee, 4780 x ~~ S. 
empleton | Sas) Somcor rie | Braden ern eh stssion. If 1's Lake Fyont A PERS, SCOR,” progen, 
epee cupboard . - lot with . 
WILLIAMS LK. FRONT | feud, Tura ports ‘to Universal ric} yaiete 4 walls , WATERFORD wy RAVE Vonae bore fel, Reece ra ngelus ee 
: carpeted | ,Watch for opens too. a olla rooms, tiled bath, ¢ OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. é r ft. on lake, MI 62600 9 a.m. to 
eae” Sg | J"'C HAYDEN, Realtor | _* is om. | eee os Sepa, | Se ig ucbil PE iat Meadows [?hsz—am=s 
room and Walton , ___ PE 8-04 , wtlity . oil fur- 3 | lake priv si 
sad 'urse| DRAYTON PLAINS RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | a0, 2.98 garage. Large ‘tot R. J. VALUET, Realtor Exclusive; Drive out Walton Bivd. to Clinton. Oakland ‘Lake. printeses. Terms 
a for rec) A LOT OF HOME FOR $1 ES patina eae 9 with reasonable down pay-| 25 OAKLAND A ava, a: representive.| {inl ake Angelus Meadows, tera owner, EM 34004. 
‘With substan. |. LOE OF HOME FOR 61000 ene SCTON AREA ment. S OARLARD, AYE. toe Mr. Pie ee ek ee cae th teehee end pee he (COMMERCE 
TAKE | fuae'aia safer pie ig |, CLARKSTON AREA. | , OAKLAND LAKE | DRAYTON PLAINS — Mae eit tad nos vam" | bet bye. ie he gotce aren: | pit oh" Shoat Rel 
2-bedrm. F pO d seaped, yard” ite “eit $1,800 3 el arith, tase aoe with see a a seed ,DRAYTON P LAINS We H ve Farms garages: tah boone aear at 4 tia AE 7 
porch. down. Balance roll @ivided basem: imeeaueed va . Eech| Commercial, ‘ a walees cow weg 
saat stad | “EBM MC ae Bet, em tee | |, EAST SIDE. GS aaa | EER eee ane | meat st:| Ap ened 
hs ; 5 ftoom modern ranch home with iat On| A new 4 room. Hardwood fieors.| Bac hg Bo ny srcis,| your/nelghbor who ts & farmer at | Sd shade oe Multi<l a Kes Realty 
. SUBURBAN | stlached 1% car garage and 12s only 13,950. with $1,480 down. | oi wulty room, Forced, sir ment with Ton heating Rng lg iy BO py my $18,000 to $19,000. Will consider ys wy, 
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te : "$10,975 with terms. on _ GEORGE BLAIR: / Home Ma tJ | Small clean cabin with ctty 7 
ton, Realtor,|  LADD'S INC. | REALESTATE INC. | se te pee SuBREE ‘ : GREGG ry, A) LAPKSLON, | Sequin itt se Solaetatte ot 
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15,000" o fronts $380 de tleared | . toes, ‘bon =*. STALK. 
Beemer 000, os. meer pie Priced for A w se we a on. the BUSINE HaiN. 
Satie ER im nee Diced parcel This 1 A and well su aS Suess oer SINESS™ 
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A $3122) 7) ! for frus offered. terms o0.tee ‘owner: Woodward ern 
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pobvan omni J and F | 42ae LADD’S down. aoe 98 OT pF Eg PE - ows ot 
Scotch ave Older ishing | Dinie Hway. INC. w . WAL 78 acre par. another 2 quarters, a 
— and Sitar ar igo! ome on, aKEWo ial Bathabaw orn land tract ‘A proven near aver 1 Age ue 
modern sos Bomey. i twe west parses geal Rua lh eee = mo *w wae eee . Tears. Business 4 
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wells ful, Basement wetomione ELWOOD REA ex trom Huron Bhop- | OR 2 Aye, A¥*co, Locke PA = 
— = Devement, storms red REALTY, cma p- | OR _ 32420 After 6 p PE 43393 * ker Plant L UL ST. CYR 
ground om eo peel Front. | LOTS s-1264 | Sale Bu a FE. 62003 iat Fear af cee JUMBER CO. 
$2500 we, cow, § - i OF LO Pro 000. eu ‘over Beste : 
pee, cone Contac sit 000 with ae Ss eS TS a Property 49 tion but oe eae M mmerce Mike 
} carol SE sane Fr with} me to 5 RN ROAD, éeralie all fi once 
or FPE Caelh an ae ee io our te 1 pe Sihe efter 3-30. sage firures sad ie Hoke 
<a Severs build DIXIE after 3.30. sore oe. 
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Water.Front Cott is tau a eee =e HICEWAY wich ann oer ALL STEE . 
gene! Ye, Se | fee. | Sas oe na Ah OT Coenen _ pr ee mt 
inc. ‘et ad and A. JOHNSON me omer and 485 rg ft. deep come B. LANDMESS TION ALLEN of mi ether 
On Clear , . 1704 S Te ON, Realto HO $22,000 with $8 sine "300 Pr 7 phe po py Rage eal yeacnen wears pecan - 
tage Lake, S. Telegr or L Mi 700 dow ARK AT 1582 RD : - : 
‘with 2» graph 4302 S-BA wn. ou tone 
eT ee A Derg news ‘ ph Rd Dixie H RT Re AN R FRON ANTIQUES : 
ed, Sea aanth ditt did Lor % = » 42533 Buy Thr oR ! ; T DOOR a gy = 
rd ap 5 IMPROVEMENT! ru P. ¥ Sale Land oo males LAMPS. SIL- 
a0 feet front __ 2-68970. g. Tele Te rie Th artridge Cont a bles. Ladder } pets, ‘shaving 
poten nce on Ski PARTLY graph. PE Ot ru Pa FOR racts —— vids ta- 
2_ br. 4- WOODED rtridge BALE I $2 one Z BARGAI ._ tron. P 
Ss = cute —eori80_ceil or BY Own cider bome oo Auburn wae ae discount OR Saa7T soos fies Tg Uniwraiahed.. einen . 
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a“ beach. furn- M ACEDA’ pooped * deal for ve Cove He Tas ie On a 0 NEW MAYTAG = , Mag! down Bs er late on 
2 lots rnished ? An extra Y LAK ; co pion er will iness. Pric $60 Hes betanse modern CON- , balance G WASHER & Jagete Clarkston’ area. OF 2101. 
m- modern. | New! ! ! 
E ed of $1 AUTO. Lake 
on bas. Indian- with with large R trade. conside 2560 $6,184. Shick’ washer 58 one area pri 
oe te Lake, Just with $600 dow Dritieges 6,300 1%. OY KNAUF, F con-| vision Payments “ wet Penta ¥ meee BARGA “On st, 
well, included. beach $i, O%s W, Rune SF, Realt vision. Rachootet. ene ae We'll ha NEW. ee oak IN SALE : 
:  socoaggy gg OA ssi, FE 2:0 LET YC ee Bubdi- | Of course?” = the businessm ne eee, Tak tat SS 
; log cottage $650 with ae rich i 421 ot an’s lunch of $75 2 Rg bere Oe — rary te i. doors $85 per 
fees Rifle me Sit poet feet Lear ie ” wn. artr ‘W $ $ ‘) +++ monkey busi wonne Call sie se «soll pipe Sater ou 
ir 500 with for ] ge ORK f. ness OR REPRIG. Co! e Pataiyie a Lit heeheeeee $18 
$2 on | aoe ERATOR ronet. Bt aes i Bh 
state Wi di te’ bisck- 500 plas 18 THE “ w, or 163. Swaps aa ae TOR. CLEAN og oa : 365 
Wide of West Ine C.W Hadise cles We, bare both Y fs aqarey x 5) Sale at, eed fee nine Linney 3. 
mito Poon ood USINESS B ious service, Cul cnt emer | 5a eg eee siemee cee or'av. ts becet are | slemary eee ners ets 0 BOOKS) Sem 
e34 Open Sund. LTOrFt sie er a. ti any sat oe at cnuue ft 3 iterence. EM 5-0 Me | 8 PIRCE  MAHOG G Pa . ae, Bees s - BOA eae - eee 
; ays nee” wen 4 pot rooms N RUSSEL! yie love ANY a ; FE cies ae olor: 5 
For Sale R nS Corn:? ot de 7 3-1236 and ee ¢ 8 J Cc moar Re ‘gieniane = oe A eRELL ST. r soxyg Fock men inege mirror, bed over my AS xG #1133. Bc: “reapers 1276. skates,. Sats 
Av SALE RIVER ree. Se nee hester H fis a sso | ful waver oor Hiding on | _ lige PED ral trae pi and ector's he heme 'G af, Biatch Pr ae Ee el 30.98 — 
BRIDGE oe is om : base rox. ‘5 we Ev CASS ec e seico.| 1 .. Orchar I. Oo RA , $14.98. | _ Lavatories ; 
modern ' sammy wie pg ssement. Home ang 4 wih o 20% DISC =| Meg O- CHANNEL i Bie pr. off 7 walle “Ist re 4 u pad organ. ny, ten wagon, mar: ——— Stall showers com- 
é is on FRANK “SHE P must “heating eed. ereme | Payable taenes. 062828 Eig nee. $300. 1 wT SELL | 9x12 Fel ce Toad, 3236 | PORT. washer pateizel Av | BA ieee ae anor. 
eee living” ji ree se alls Contrac 18.25 Lou PE 6-260. e . 458 TTERIES, $5.0 . , 
pont. Joins the bom Bag SR 2980 PARD ayy eS ar Ser month. new, seul one 5 casi Uae x19 Base Ru — <= APT. BiZé | gee aon 
by 6 cauke nicer. F Tienken ee tereclehe ts and ful Tae eee mower, swan fi ee | nee LINOLEUM Se $3.95 quilt ed § ery. ANGE.| %. W 
Sse _For Sale Acreage By | Gest |mpore cn ef vane SER Bee neat De ‘ a ae re 
Sale Suburt cence Acreage 47 WARD E. PA re a Bary ine. FE GUAR aa Tile ce SS Dr.| Hot water as Bie Main’ hangs. use, Boxes 
: spot = rin, rift 4 U ASE 1 ee oe autom eas : 
moyen Prop. 43A\—"" icrna, Pe i sity AE IBGE F. C. Wood i adabeb ata GUAR: HOUSE Faint, 3. #1 ce aor camel TELEVISIG Sana seer at areas | hen, SALE! i's. Ferry 
bene. ¢ ROOM Uta i vin 4a 1 ITY IN’ uron $1.95 i ° Hara: -_ cam. 
. Nr. ACRES. CHU 1 eves 1 day WwW. 3581 LTOR IN ‘36 FOR ANTIQUE "FE" 43064 oC ais an supplies. ae 
i . Trew age oa 3 BITE . OPEN , Huron St OFFICE oh ' on = Low =— CcUusTOM- E. sOLID RCA VI $29.95, Milk's Bane ‘and r, black _mates FEA ‘t.you prices 
edgar streets, . PR Rent Lease TL oe are ie OR 3 take | ov ge, fo WAL Pres coat 
o . Ww 8) Angel fronta, 2 acres ONT- Lease ® Corner rt N97 le 6-17 er paym r older —_ $10; hair, $i¢: NUT OC $90. TABLE Rd. 7 Ke ¥ ogee Pree call 
pri Marion, hichigas we ne 1h genes Perry Bas, ‘ _Widiams Fix MY . wa bine” ents. Call 0; ‘cedar che cherry love- REBU FE 2-1800 or ain 7 emt eee — EL 
34004 “rn eu cHoice Prop. 49A Money to Fr 208s use | GALORY (RUST SPOTS “ois Sai Sita et $10: Console ieee epee —_ Lapeer A Th A 
A | eee Licenced. Tk < e 
For Sale Lots EXCLUSIV iuen on hou car. @ Leen” 53) FOR SALE mee ole dais 6 Dr Watton Lake. +, ee te Bitar HeaTING the moet UN: 
4] A mary SIVE SIT traffic, sagan Perry on LOANS rd Lenders) WILL SELL | OR TRAD all, 9 TiGLE WOSEL TH aan a NG OFFER. UN- 
2 ACRE a amidst all building cE Ed = BE} $25 TO $500 DE 1200 EQUITY. FOR 2 nana MODEL AND 16° SETTER Mi. 
WITH LIVE ST fishing gece . : ite 1 ON of M. Stout Re ' oe ous vA YM Ce on 16” “RCA = ble. FE Horesr ¥, MUST seat, . 
went Bagi DISPOSE : 
Creek Ream | far ae apa seit a Te ‘ANCE CO. ee alee SxceLLEWT IED CONSOLE ee eee 
an H WAY PROM venings Pm «| sae | LY: (Provid oO. NDITION. EXCELLE *W ay | tatevave, OP 98,000 FACTOR aces e 
ty's x Hilla, one eases away x ~~) For 8:30 TOANS lent, Lees) 8-3341 oa A — Walton. WALTON, TV 4’ | SEWING “MA forced —_ ‘mput ¥ CRATES 4 etrock 
usive eas ‘ _For Sale or Exchange 5( aTiacdEs bp console CHI with ery 
ft. on Paint Creek, “sient VALUE Le aes 2 A or Exchange 50 H ao > 30 TO $500 Lake Privileg = “lier & BRISTLE, LIM fies 4 ms service | Portables ry Br a py make 4x8 Sheet 1 5 
2 ft. wo $4950 - sate eas BIG 2 HOU es AUTG a gears. Se Oe 
BRISTLE, LIMOGES, _x0002. Free rebuilt 5e er s forced verms,« 75, r Plyse 3 
ooone, OF pm terme. _P.0. BARN ousehold Finat Se te. or as: a weak 3: EM 3-263. | SIN Kirt's § a an | We insta peed oe, Se Ae — Blanket ee 
: infs| ACRES ON Susiness Opportunitie Pel pa an ranch. “Large, bite rescemt | Ste" eae sees Bay. noua for ah ne Ce S| Beret! a *eSout vourselt me Trinslation, 10-20. 8. ti! es 
Te Buy~To ee N M-15 AUTO unities Sones ntiac » fnum poet» pen ye oant aeeees ta at 39 cr shaman hear < aly oe yd a AIR-O-MATIC Bourlas fir ee Hse 
Oel-Te teawe ra ame 2 ae ae Tear? see one $1) Buckner AS PE 4-0538 oe ‘down | tnd screens, ae a PE 15205." gasoline ginamn —ELECTER post. OR ame Lake mda Mi ATA | axeta, fir 2a, 2432, 2x14, HE 
e RECLAIMED | asta tis veowe : 
oe handy a ide Sees oe STATION. ustomers Scones take 3 = good a RANGE. ba ol TO, anead bee’! GORD — a oT ixi2. tir’ plywood |... 320.00 
AN Sie and tame ‘who pong Hy ME lease H rage. “a 0 wi ee ‘tee RTMENT OF LAM PE 50040. FE over payment ta, Round, bobbin. INION | WRECH gen You Italae” doo ne “boa ae ~ 
te “sg aay him- house | equ’ to- " 1s $450 5, rho 15 Phone_L. . son, We 
~paeer- eS we veer Tow amour o equity, in, trade Will take Buck epey F olk 2.600 F rorclgap ee pce — pt ted of Au 8 Coe STOVES. andes ao ho in’ tcing to Phone Lakeview 60722 Bn. crock, pis Geiventnes pA $3.95 
Open co, si Edw amount ae Rd. Realtor, Witter ‘ kner’ er's Empleo aactaees S House end payment will _nersprin _meechine, = tor $1 sis la changed. ip BOUGHT, OLE Genuine _ ants 620 weneens. eaen er 36 and | pipe, sewer 
on Evenings & __|_ fAw. UTy 5-052 Te a rerve ract pole hs of aE AUTO. | attress, ew in- our SLD ES! Se eae. Gola Moun IALS 8500 : 
wi Fa tao! Stout, R ora et rimirmcrrne| Se A” a ee See are oe fen ene | Hs Ses ® 
: + e ventory deal r. ¢ hom eith: A good cond. NT _PE 4-0102 | __ Conse MODE -| Radios re serv. $7.95 MPLETE ATER- 
A seen) orm naw “PR taltor ao lg thew to eve w'ond Ualeeas nce : me cone ee pf ls moe Tin 45. FE 20861 L e800 comerss $17.98 up. MAKE — 
LAKE ae FE + Ft eed R ation Pie gq onaell og NATIO wana oe 30” FE 2-662. ayawey “what you E BUR 
oe enlersieialaall FES | Eee ee OO a ee ees 6 Misr 
veer MMy-5 ¢ WooDED 16 x20 to. be. Ail eautpmest | Compan =, immediate ema aly | 148.96 2 TISED ee et. | BDWARDS. _deuar buys) Norther ER 
2.5.20" on root, perth of emiae, Good but San" oly, Sates = seer Be Nn | soe waar C3. TOASTRIASTER op | Cast POR” FURNITURE pen titt col take Co 
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re soos_Fe thi) sa af dain bat | svnamunc eee a oR Kamp Grr al ane oie” Mest | ee ree Gomes | be te "eo reotiegron Ke Re. 
vets : ee DAVISBURG. Resta “ " a Up to 24 ae Ser) ca sine bike, #10. 38 We: FRADE MLBOe W. Huron are bar eee ae et A STAIN SET OF DIAM a ne en 
sale of # oe Laped aolourent & months | RE pean old mae -) oe RIC RANGES FOR Pag rectal ad ma | y, eee o-atee 
follow! with $2 ouite 7 J. c if Only $1700 Equip- tALTO — ome Ne nee o cone PS ES FO bd ie “¥ 
s | $278 2 = —-— : ' : a R mpeoe. $100. VAL- 
Ape peice “for fast. at Joe fe pon a me wltAY DEN, Realtor KNE sr iene FF 40528 seer Wa a pols rors 7 wee oy SERRE CHiCmEN “RRQODER veo —_ 
oonise, 1 A Ob 0 re. 23-9208. N. Saginaw Kern Buy ° T en. 2 eat FOR MODEL ves. & St $0 and WASHERS we | lar vajne, $3. 108 DESIO ; <* 1647 - i a abeabemnhane 
og. gas uel Wien Av oe . Oe ae pect seo pRINANCE CO. (WHERE (GE, AND. cast ie ata eleedan sa _Ontberg Lake. , factory trvegu: | "= high, approx. 1 SURPLUS EU ” 
— Bast Wilton ght ru P. € NA A ~: de® p~ Tams i ps “~~ Lakelave on } _soort i rox. 12x24" area. MAT MB 
Lakeside ‘Ave § 900 10-ACRE BUSINESS artrid TION A Pnon sg re ROY's REPL a, 900.88 ~ TR. ‘: = ‘MI 46013 ERIA ER & 
662x200 Drive § b00 with HOMESITE B ge 4512 L BLDG ene on i: J. VAN LD ACEME ADE-I Be . +801 U L SA ’ 
iG soi PY _in Waterford DIXIE _| ONE 355. WE Ay NT P. Guar: N we LINE 3 SED L 
Fite "with ta g'300 with ‘84 the toad. shove seomnph ages nent | ™ BARNSTON, WA ROMWAY otre HD.) bomen | With Ez | Seeeemine aoe re oat Spe, ing To weer ie opraia. Pipe a and Fivtings ¢ Cleaned \ peneee ALES CO. 
* sewe road : . : : . 4463 e H WwW N : ‘on. pala 2x4. all lengths over 8 
rl —~ eggs water, $7200 Ker, Tne. ta 8 peat a - cated Living tL hy URANT 19m bras LLED LAKE Ww. I Kennett} a1. apéremetic. Ay usta oer od eee 2S _—— 19. 2c ving chairs uite....... 3 apo4 — Tile and Culvert” B08 eee on 
Motor & eee "bk $1700 HS a. ove. Sires. ah mele. neds |* w ane 0 Bre 00 —-~ Taste pow PE seon 23) pag Sg ey iG ores. UR: | Tabie-ton rooms ‘sults. Sapp BLAYLOCK roase Frage es ee Poo 
132x180 ey <4 lots) between andie. W. haw POWER ; 1473." COI edotal cnthes snes * $49. rchard of ren wry sed toil Fs . 
84x206 on W. ) MY rth ence et. NE elect ra) MOWER. | Bl = ap 625 clothes t se $49.95 Lake PPLY Recl ets, sinks, pi $50 
Sees ss aes erie rpaumen | Le | Se CRIGGESTISROANG, eT an ot sta ae seca 
™% . de fl) ‘indian weed ng a S Papen ee tences invento NS WILL er. OM | A oer v {ptsctod eee Panel aes ‘.W Pike MAN’S $3.95 | 2600 U mpire waenery * Wo MATEIIALS 
al ovelaped sors $sn0e| small ‘ts vesutitul her son ts cae shoes 20179. | atmo TLL TRADE BQUSE TO t yaa; cabinet nits USED, OAs a “FE wien hk. Be eeenesés = pam a 
Scetkes-s Ra wii all lake on Rewacesan: 16 | 5-905 wi A co truck, re for Tan ISMAN- __ uae | 8 Mun: RANGE. $19. 4-112 THE LA EM at Comme sulation — panelin, wa 
ess Clark th $1,000 proper =~ w oF traile Bo dem du mall oe w. . ro E $19.95 WIN’ KE AR. ree and selina t= 
SAMS oe ORE wis] HO = = ee Sah at bes So SS gun] RE ISO oye 
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RE S se RD. RILEY B | BUSY REST YT GET CASH vice *00" oo Phone west : Mil write we. BUY. 83 SELL ad he | PEDO. aed oe fm gp Te een, wae 5340 yt: REE Es seria rm 
ALTY C RILEY, Broker | Sima STAURANT — reaul U QUICKLY _oereveningn TE. est s Mite Rag | OA SAND EXCHANGE UT. FLUID. | Door a "window trim: m. $858 | sore PrP w3 closed Buns 
382 O . #11 t present m res 8TE: THE E : "eT id eet PIPE. 9) OR 3- 
20 Ae Be ga, TE Dek canst | ii Jp to $300 er ee Tan GOBE| 1 FLO REAND LB RECONDITIO ee rs “atl Ee eos 
Dm ATTE udes rest down $25,500 .. Most F you? MA| 57 8. Saging gE CO ppan Phil NE De bana ind as 14.50 PTIC TAN 4-5090. r, 1c. 
STSUPIELD TWF —coLonin =NTION manera which in- | niare. at deals ‘closed __For Sale Clothin BLACKSTONE CO. _| Goidspot's ws NED Wilf sell ‘ressonab AND WED- Seancte. Pa D 
Hills Sub. 100 fi SOLOREAL ,CHURCH a roqgos ae re ops ¢ ‘sienataree ened tn 30 | 4 Clothing 56 chine. Sood Wisiitie ne Coldspot refrig =. aaa 90 | FoR fat usenet. Om Sheet, | TREE LT ee eee 
re restricted. $3,508 canes corner ROUPS a vy! Prise Bipot and other ‘se- eon” sat 6| = poe oe a MA- rn as - eel me " eenanaiectiay GARD REMOV. 
Estate. EW. foe able oe Dmg lor REA — O se | @ 00 aut: MI net eee ae senha and haul | speed" : oer - : $os0 fm « Bhage Menon w gd WLPORNA T REMOV- 
RS gt Fg Pes. | 3 nares om =_ eS 9 ead | we EAL a sont Cg es a rn oligo BRAND NEW od Guave_vecbe $ta.00 PE 24901. Nights ica Gy LS weed ( a 
~ HO Est OWN) Foe Mintm wing area. over oe ait 8. Telgraot = 7 an arin Die @. Cheep, OF Benen, oa, chest, All for a ee ; REE. STANDING * Gh Sat. We § -Cotere—1" rpet 
atx ES to ae oe. ‘Call of anases for Rochester. OL POR 8A Men’ CLOTHIN rk Poco seul o week! for CLAY TEED. Ee 1x32 double = ae Reg. 35.95, “wide 
north 3 i0.ok.2 some Fd a Salty ebooittet ON Soe a oe pie | 2 Loan Compa _jotoae. Exe tr sport jackets os aoy-z paced comes es Re eae S Washbowls with ftina,._ Fs | os FLOOR oan te 
level on “aw. HOM: . | 202 PONTI T sro Re, ke ARBOR IAN : bath a : , ‘inaw 
aay, to, iy Drayton. sion A) w. M. Stout, Real Fences ot taney ets 1 LOMPANY | sopra Like nine ews. $8 10 $10.7 S-4785. ~. USED T Tans | 28. See miss) Tip to 30 _-onen ? 
‘200 ‘low won vel Opes Bree * contig Shop building 2 mre parkin 2- dresses. ne. a ™ $4785. D RADE-IN | na ones : wore crometer. 1 * ~ 
A ON Saves RONTAOE haces a 8:30 rnd pelle reeay egg feet. : 206 _8-1283, 1390 Mt bane Dresser ... EPT. New, = i FE $-2100| Inside ni Uy pois One 3” q Mi 
of se oa ROAD F. race aap | Pg bern | Wired Ser Clem _ fate, - | Seek et 200 : a aes 5-1467. Gatton. | =? I out Vers Ve rar oma cod 
cellent. site Raghav or Sale F tout quarters, Porm spo sl Ne eed ~ & I Iron | SASH FOR 8 nard_Lk a x Yonge Se 8 CHROME Caliper. All 
level with plenty ‘ot tri-level or ms. be | ens . om arms 48 wilt handle. ere, Rormeriy ved Want f 500 eal eon 56A aE Me | SMALL rE, GADIOS. 0 po acho ne $29.98 compressor & rie to. ean tor, igs 3" REA Vic- 
-, $38 of rich. si ity. ROOM HOME. [ ao: Owner 900 down on cloned courteous ron SCRAP HROME DINETT? NO | Electric bie cs : 50 Loot pi Two PE abinet, P 1c- 
with 4A > garden 3 a oie SUCHY td bedroom slg accept n Then bengee * to fit cervice and HIGH | _8-81971—PE CARS ime " Refrig aheneag | . $080 2 cu : exe $-3228 ertect 
sites several ODED State ree Oroweiaad een Neai - Shown _ all or e in or ne a| modern 1 should Pe oa) bud IGH DOLLAR FOR _4-6572. cteonz ABLE. 1 FE oreier’. od ae . $50.50 fala aan page a feere a a 
cron Among excellent but farm h reation Twp. N Real E y appoin part 4 ar| Parkin office « isit our get? | _ +402 cars, FE - JUNK A sembl DINETT: -— ieperetentes Senet $69.95 174. cond. $175 i. WAY OA. 
ees, About’ an a taing| God use Basement ear, +64 state. eae orn | private and Gueneieg © new | Cale +4878 | south cheae E 8 ee tat wae = ee PUEL OIL May- (a ence. 
garden on ae. Smeses barn ee te 02 oF 1362 W Clar vate oppin Gua a | 28 — MY pion eartegeiad thes ETS, 7 IENT 0 T y each. 
souee Baie ont on “Ws tone _hings & Fe 44813. Open” | Fou. Or phone. “ag be le H value, $90 95, Ti reelf and az| THOMAS } TER att a a 
: $350 clearea| 1? A . Term ce Sund nO FE; ¥ fo ree ahd _Sale Househo — oe od. table. $60.94 MAS E Ms eate fd . 
Priced 10 down ed CRES *. O ays. pen ev your ° FE §6l2i a awai : ld G signs. These je, 90006 FU S ECON i cap, 836 oO t L 
jowest for quick : home _ Houses. WN i needs. 121 and t til PULL old Goods 57|- tops, p tomaus Mane Pee URN ae OMY G , FE Puasterboard, rock umbe 
fewest, priced pert of und in furnace” od. hoi inf asec | SOUS NED Home & A ' Cierra on Seat ttcoe ___ "Pe Set Garage Doo tcc Suppuet tes : 
Onl om tor — month. ar has. 4 too we 8 IN : _teleph $20. 1 chairs, W n.| chard L Fluore rrifie vy and | USED R Mi ¥ erry _Ph. es. | en 
” LADD" vis dig den el ee Sm | adie ieg Pmtne and Wiad Loan Com HS) eee nat te ae ee ae mise [dase Soe seat ends, pace ep tory oe rout ae Neh balla ave 
4206 Dix IN - story hot odern paket tare masa ‘and vicini : get you AP SER sale size. $100. RANGE. STANI Gees vont . modern prices. L levehaciod . 
ie H ( breakf ome with $ room r to be gran an ambiti ty qN pan __want, O a line on Gee WL CLOTHES OR 3-23 STAND-|% saway bed ” lesa th door on arge vatories F 
. at Sas wate: last nook, sun po! 1% tall mn’ Suds ted an e jous Ay Perry Yi\r H R 3-8561 whateve LL bra: ~ DRYER 2343. _ |New bunk. with 1 me $ 5.00 vou an you your gar A mower. re hes grinde Ld 
"HIGH HI on 3-131 pabaw — become a ate) writ HT peer bebeeccary mare | ee aeons vin OLLY WOO: t you; ¢ ae ane takin a |; LO beds. attress. $1 a1 8. Ps Se ei arene costs h 7 Bid 1, 
Hilo ‘Toenail a conn papas anion rhe De veumanr For de. to 5 oor) _coii_sprt Dp BED _ exception e, slight EST | RD’S \ ‘— Paddock uneer ai eavy fut, selec. 
A L month. aie on ate: ot | _ Cham * ‘n’ Sud nt oF . Sat 3 prings. F’ FRA rese ai valu yy ser T i VI $29. 95 | GAS e ve | TRA in? ™ 
pes ore E | cau eee. Tee barn EA) sper | pelgn, Le 8, Inc. jaa yy HEN one, tov, - eee Oe ae ee MES “& custom Behe per SwHio OLE SA LE te, HEATER. FE 12-0203 int 5 “TOR SALES 68 saaalall 
road. Easily acces ty fo I. shed. COe 2 D Io erred sore | Davenport i PC. Fluo | UNUSUAL STYL wa” etheebe, tneh- gone wan: | On AND 
se gon Ula eel tl ic HA a mcrete | = ry rack, amp and E, | FE 21% port. Ex SECT sheppard En A. Tho! first grade, $79, $35. HAL LGW WELL POMP 
large comers. eseibie from ane| i E AY DE N, Term I $ PC. LIVIN 3-124, mag- | CU 46. ocala Bes | pollens E 0 PC. MAHOG Goot mpson, 80 8. ek oO. OR 3-3264 Ww 
Lin, com all! Walton R ue a | atv STOM Phone apids room ‘sul! MAHOG- D BUI Per 3.. G. WATE! . 5 
reels z hom munit : eat | Y _& cof M 8 jes, MADE | tov make, suite mo: TLDIN: ty. R SOFTNER ease GRAIN r 
140 ft. esites, y of of | e ‘ou ee PC fee tab UITE, ¢ (53 PRIN e seat: 2 gree . Grand ved. In G3 a: Semi A NER. 
jacent a cates on Tm aw 140 ACRES pesos) 8 THE “RIRDY TO I * room suite th re ts a eee ences aaa Eds ogres go frme,* a ut a | FOOD At a8 8 Sod 
ss es. Ad-| t a “97 b rer furn our hogany ec. © LIVIN RT PE st | field Ard w HA 8 e or e AND ALUI as- 
pet oon aed tre & recre aa. s rm. how of road A SUPE sEB ene ayment: iture. | cond dinin ‘ond. 9 G | cond. 1 & $-7666. | moor D MI VE utton, M" good | =e D AL 6-3586. 
g sites street: ation asem se. 3 front PERG vou We will be to s No | 2 ¢ rm pe, Ma- nd. Reaso ~ CHAIR UPHOLS T., Bi SHA you Y¥> 2-64 ‘on doo} UMINU 
D's gow s. Excelle own ent, with piece bath age Exel GROCE with you be gl uit ork Mid P. occasion: sulte. E: EASY sonable. OL, aod | TERE joom - - RPENED LAWN 32 rs i ™ M 
(M24) AT es ith furnace, part com usive locat ERY on ae ree Be al tables. 234 mod _ SPIN ople re | iD CHAI EA Mow BE indows. COMBI- 
PE @. | $2675. petiti lon y pro iP 412. off M 8. 2341 | £1 el. A- RYER : | 29-8453, Good IR. RLY er | oN! 
bal cbt nD |, Ame rmonTae a) aetna terse | TATE 53 erga ROrTE Hy Bue: grou, at ‘ieee iso cares = 7 FARNES senlechenoehien BENSON LUMBER CO. 
; : ete eee ait iten uote block * bulla: b jesk, d . SUITE — * ALMOST — ¥ Ph ie “WIR AF. 142 W. Hure "HAR crop te 
2 our ILD NO pea neal aaah of fo eee Tireng ten E _dles._FE rum tabl EB WAL ewly weds. ‘NE Sarees R WITH Huron_| DWAR Kathe dT pcg erp TO 
Mille well -restricted W rs; Peutae, sone trade rental on uctra from “INAN 7. ROOR _5-5340 e & end Ac | ELECT $250. 0 INGH at. | 20T tT WAT St. Ea ARE | _bea Keep a ise ha . SHARE 
Estates. ‘M1 a incom 702 P ANCE C Fr Ms oO Ln ROLUX rs SE RO. TER H sy Park rm. mod af head Caren 
HERBE Wap Waterfora| Lec 20 ACRE ene vareatee resi consider part ontiac State 1 -O E_5-68 Fr USED a LATE mer. ASTER, WiTH ae od ab BEATEO. sacha: J trees eae hol te oar 
-HERBE as ian ime cua 2S Uable Teal estate. tan | TEAG Paeaeenen B Pc OW CARPET. | a sane eae Pagid lb | WASHI reasonabie, ponenmers ee ved. for GAL. Do It se. PR 8.7761. 
4025 RT C Se tate ASTRA ate: TEAGUE FI wt dee lag, | cee WALT Di | 928.0 PE mo. or pa payments | {fH IER, $25. Sta] ere uahtar as 350.50 and $119 50 “Yourself 61 
atiac Lake Ré ~ DAVIS. RIDG area RAIGHT 1UE FINANCE. cna ee woe att NING ROO | mon Sale REBOTERS y total of | cerater 435. Power 3 — ow 2 boner 119.50 | SUR 61 
~ Buy T ke Rd. FE 975 Baldy iEWAY ' J LIOQU 202 N. M NCE CO. on 8. OF Ft M | stove. =: etevRie arr al cheap SR cath gated a RE.| terrifi Fr we gon th Also ese| mend E TO LOO 
hru $431) win Ave B BA "OR | ROC N. M SCO, _tnd’ powe URNITUR i— = IC APT cap FE 87166. ower $25. ¢ value sinese | USUAL we herein moe be 
List Th Partrid ~80F ER1 FE +82 mys liquor R HES oe AIN . | and * power wowel ra Ff. LIKE | : ition. SIZE : S306. never used cent, 393 8 lent va UAL HEA about th AGE 19. 
= ATIF. 7 7 mow nge, FRIGID/ $40. F WAY | JET WaT! Orcha: igan Fi ai | BOAT AND \TING e most 
ru Pa ge 1 TILE AC = A cog al ber in do Lo STER, \ PC. LIV er OR 3-654 tefrig.., AIRE. E NEG WATER wate Ave AND PL 3 OFFER. UN- 
rtrid 4 Mi ACRE lies fro wing | co wntown of | ANS Az . MICH brand UNG 8348 wo . AUTO F ABERTS _ PUMPS e_ Ave ishers Con A FOL 
Hills sub. IN ge T-rm i. N. of Cla “S Ser teen ven oee os mmunity =) 3 TO $500 ecasran Ho ROOM 8 | tes eden oe cat  WASHE! loor Sz TS KITCHEN 80 8. PS $60.08. G. A. ers, Sit east ern 
will EVERG: fall | farm clarkst ber — aged . Grossin 35 | UTOS | coff ro ste port & UITE, | FUR . MI 6-1300. Only $59. R.| Up to : ample Ss _ Perry Ga | Baldwin sameara! 3, cement FOE 
privileges. sell one REEN i home on Onl per yr. g bet- | Ph. HOUS' VEST TOC | een tata tables. chair. 3) NITURE. 95. | elect 40 per ale value, —— etc. FE 
Seka at Soe hafuraae “ al a ean pAb a nNQUSENGLD G00: | Pe for $00. 2 decorat matching | ¢ Must sell, REFRI ref rie vameonms Ta ch $8.95. Th 32X21, post ae 
by as cas ond. Lot loam: cam.” Good bars ma’ furnace Pua i paoal oa Cane ~ Mortgay OL #0711 alee - aes s PPM, only ‘lampe| | or Auto iis Ms Go. & TV. 1 P heemes el waar dive pa $08 ae a0 38 siently ‘ w FOR siesta 
Otte Scat fee atest - "16 metal; W at only $20,000 dn | dcbobes Soo bai L 1471 OER Orchard | paar eot Unter ong . MODEL boi. |“ ginww years, Fluo faucets, complete with ANDERS EDGE 7 
Sime Excel ace > < cups meui; WAR . $20,000 di LO =O oans | Rev UGS, W } er cool xc. ¢ Ls DDI. ESTING: rescent, $14.95. wit, | HAND. $—EDG * STEAMERS 
an Lak oe fee. wk hese, ARD E. PAR’ ~ ANS 54) $ ersible, $ OOL FACE. eee jenied “senesh rT food comet __ FE 5-618 Ave. . Se tne RS _EDOERS_POt. 
es ‘ Seighbor ‘oats REA r.. AR TRI . 1 ec —$600 to | 34.05. A 16.50, Impo $16 05. | GENE 4-4158 e air cond 3100 "ar conditi REFRIG thee MOWER Fake ard Lak RS— DR: ISHERS 
desirable ti stightly Bh many oo ‘< “ALJOR TRIDGE ho any to $1,50 500 | Beds, #5 85 Pearce’ porte 7 RAL EL gaia sir cond ) vel omy pod tea) oh GERA-| folle MOWER . BROW LLS—8 
ot and a to Devel ta REAL ere thes, parpess. | _ 420 Pea $49 88 ‘ > wid LEC. RA WESTINGHOUSE B 5-201 rs, pinions PARTS NIES AWS 
ae eg te | Fae tn et Tada’) 100 Ne Eg cee meutiehee ra geek | Bsa ati i ee eg es rena 
Otte: with dow: $20. estors MICH ES prov. me ad . -6405 % TV. Bete er ee LAV. . = E. Waltor ~ — 489 
5 tons Po r-Sylvai btnird wil 000 w W.H 3 ements ditions Eby : ‘00D “Ce or ra sto FE 2-77 alton FO 89 S| SAN 
roti’ Cran ia Gateruee in conside ith Ol URON gees or {m- PHIL = COND. TV, IN ve. K EL 4y| modern mis FI R RENT FORD 
et. y— e. St PEN ST. an ore ont Buco TV. an EXC __ Cues’ ECTR pos mee: op siesean ENT 
: R Gi ear Pont! EVE. T 4 e parti moor « = 3-1188 . CON a y wood CONDITIO’ wi s la refrig. 1c e, $14 @ faue WiTH wall anders — 
oeeaees tones mens iroux-F =|, jaestemcne | S rcae ed Se A ap OLADIRON iNOW ees re ETINGHOUER FLEC mat] dee te ase ae Sage 
oe  Reattt |e ‘Dine Ber. ranks | fs! sears" qurant haat a ed Soe | ABOUT gt Ee WEFRIO ci, at Sale Mis LBC BT OWe.| Shard tat aan | ar sa Fala Grae 
FE 5- : EAL ES scat tT peace __Pontlae’ National Bubatan: R THE H SME CAN | atoms For Sale Miscellaneous 60 aensens 4s L ae 38 Or: a rr a 
A modern. ILE VIL 133) B TATE erent GA oP dong oms in or Phon Build OME CA You Wa ste isce’ IONE : Or.| Food SEWING . ard 
u et ee rs left reat ¢ FE 44790 a Wee os N BE ANT matic - % NEL is, dra | MACHINES. DRY 
a os penne Tit Thee Partridge 1] an ain are ok, | “woe tin a, “ga | emer BR tag Mien. 10 PICK 2 TELXER AMERICAN oan rat pene 
AE ng Fh S u Partrid jal Dat bet ve? April Inn. Lots arain ence 5 ators. Gide saa aaahite te but a tot) Cr Ng ett soGAL, ELE cagines, OL 1-01. Authorineg . fectery NS : Open 1 dave electrical 
ag Figg gesibie fro mall F ridge cae Lot cou RAILER. FOR Si Scteena, we ee, ump Electric, T $58. oral. 8 BC HEA a ai facta = 00. “Montcalm Sunday Weekday 
vo. om - 2 arms nang ia ee i coma tore P| ar eitthases "ylthewon) by -onrs refriger- | ik Auburn ectric i -“ gas TER, TAS oy cee Fone ee 156 W. Monte Builde es 
is 140 some. ACRES TO seo Far | * Beat it FE dressers, van ares, pede, heaters. IRONE wn Re ne. Taundry he cheater, Si | soe analyz f. Free te ontealm. ere, Su to 
taal abs tins Tuer St wate an | R ADAMS tre anaay roche ios Be) Riot ngs a | ROTM Pact er ao Exe Sy ig te | cpr sete a arene “| “Camer ae 
Sache meg : golf cou for A 1 acre -painted - j Tug, for ¢ m NACE, chairs, im. vad NT little : Cc. “SAVE : ucets, of ting 7 With YOUR as, 
i . rj A 1 boa achin DE- radio: table uites,| DE! le, FE 4 PL colores roblems. ¥ 
degen Becta, Senate ete fen oa EALTY CO me sree eS sal Ratae| Sed 5 ee ape igen anna Sess or See "Hunireds| fare re aoe OA 
; y oe as bem eT » uburn 7 Fo R CH ~e ms m er. $ t Del ; io lik : : store. aie = the £ le ean 
Uy sitven sete | smowe term iso. Als interests | OR_ 3 her Fe ass | oo, tari Bargains, ce in & USED. se Pm Data. FE gogo a we KE 
“iene | ee Bost fen sie ae NEW, EXCEPT 
R? Howell. Wit near 0 9 to $00: 2420 S pm E 4-330), DODG FE Ose 0! for r HOT re m: 38 - a | HA itd Lak and at ash and a ene tee 
RD, | Call jtoaay Brighton # | vy | F- OOK PANEL [ E OUR LAY-A eal | wash INT ae aNGEA TYPE 1 F o ave. bn baie _Bargains. | tess. Pecnuans with 
Wied y Bex @ you to nd | an bey FE 150% aller or TRUCK we EASY TE: wAY er, INGE anels, with PR 5-6159. Midw larelt See eee 
ea | trom @, Mie i, Ritu REAL {RiDeE aah aS 8 CU sell tor $85. iS) We buy 4 MONTHS TO SLA sara ae cond Ob 11si6.  e (Mn af - aay. TORAIB eS Se Bou: CAMA ‘a6 
i MICH, LINWOOD, A R | 'SHMAN SCOOTER can tok een P celvinator NGE. d._ OL _1-1518._| tool ting sid- E 2-13 out. soe 
TULA DE. |! sere ‘BIRD” . Rickup. N SCOOTER. | pa: ook aceued “Got ‘AY Ret -PULL sheds . Exe Lowest F 1. EPPER SOLD 
A ye! sae’ STORE FOR FOR ae ‘eaRGAti TT 1 Fo f ja00% of am Seater en ban | onion toe ig eo & _srtese s nig, 41d pet panel 1 ; a gale FURNACES gw. Ruree fs SiR TRADED 
ie FE coe oe coe on 1 PURNISHED open pyre tiles 65-9241) | aon iG ROOM 4 8POO: as ye ie with ENYON HEATING PHA ment. DARK PPE nes 
s "pay: or late 4 PRID AT. @ LL CRIB. Elgin 6- ete ant. in —Wire. LS, : OR 2-410" Including 18 
i ‘ham Baton mteptontng New By Por aan, IDAY. 8 To ° TO ¢@ ots in on BABY | Ne 1 Ai $28, 58 5. rea BARBED ge HEAVY Saree” v. caeigee Pe 
‘ . Clarks ! -» iw EA 7 iford or, : . 
4 ton area. Lake privi- | 5 Pea we. Heients cy } mie ro coe a mn, ne FE. 2-6250. Bom NcHOR FEN St. _BITT9. % bp. New 2 
' 1407, | DINING uburn| OR ary: t, freezer [KE NEW PE eter dow NCES MEDICT . GOAkland Sale Music 
¢ f- > =~ i —_ 5S pore = breaktyont Hotpoint washer, 2 PRA Saccoved,| $2825. value 410.8 wieareo | eee som al Goods 62 
/ i / t c a drama Ot *, mig. 5-7471. . ~ one 
} / | lf after &. | 4 dean ap twit cabinet, NEW AA BUY Sw 7471, complete, $1 “Sisa8 tay ent lights, ee 120 ae 
if t ocea beds, ROT. , $1495, La — tion ASS 
iy j i . ; ¢ Dr, *. chal marth $408.55—19° ARY LA : Fy moog 8659 bet, 6-7 pass. VERY 
Lo : : > ‘  Bylvaa Dk, 31 Pods | td “ig in boas "Uat REACE  prverevcest, 5 SCORDION. $34" unin 
ol ) oy : | , i ip ! ; oe | _ Terms. 8 of good EA luton St, JALLAGHER' | 
rae | ' > AG _ 
a Ae : ’ / = ens | & SERVI TO CH CASH owners. re 4-008" 's, 
OR Te To yey | | (Prone Fi 3-000 fied ERS through CUS-| Per. 38 RECREATION ROOK 
7 es 4 2 ; 
i | a, ' ‘ Ads. Call FE’ Classi- PE t-06 {eh plano, Ike 
é af of ei f le a \ | : 28181 uron st. 
ll of e o! vlicepy of : | | RR Sette ns RO 
ae | i , l. \ : C a] new “ a 
Lay if | f ry res | j j : a ] a », Cash, . 
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bigs 3 ADDING. 
wotian: BE cede veahehet.. 006 $-6221. a:   
  
  
AQUA LUNG & ACCESSORIES. OR 
CLOTH SMELT NETS, REG. $3.95, now $2.85, 
oF smelt nets, Reg. $5.00, now 
Plastic: waders, Reg. $7.95, now 
Rubber hip boots, Reg: $15.95, now $12.95, 
Anderson Hardware   
2182 8. Telegre . FE 5-9962 Sun. Wk. Days 9-6 
Oper, sell, trade, Sursaneu #15 8. Tele Rd, FE 2-4708. 
ea AND cabin site in Canada Creek 
: Write 1 Pon- c Press,   
‘NA 71-2931. . $16, Dachshund, male 
cow dogs... Ph. Ortonville, 
  
  
    
D FOLDING CAMPER. 
wows Gravel & Dirt 66   
  
A-t FILL DIRT TOP SOIL SAND & GRAVEL PE +142 FE 2-5025 gE AFTER §:30 
  
10 A. bee ae SAND & & GRAVEL 
TOP sOIL CRUSHED &STONE 
fe 5-2749 
10 A STONE — A-1 TOP SOIL 
Black Dirt, Pill, Band, Gravel 
Evan Humphrey FE 2-108 
A-1 FARM TOP SOIL $11 BLACK 
“dirt peat, fill sand. fili wen Beatty, 136 Baldwin. 
Al TOP SOIL Rng ae a * Dr aa ay reo 
A-1 TOY SOIL, quel DIRT, SAND 
anu fae 
Bisck ent vel and fill, OR ac re 
3-6865, : he   
  
  
  
    
A-l TOP SOIL ee eee 
Leone and front in loading. 
CLINTON NARD EM 3-4515 
41 TOP ag SAND, by pple 2 
Ball. rE Ziser.*   
  
  
    
  
    
    yy hy R/os SIA. 
a ditond” MO 
PUPPIES, 2 MO. OLD. GERMAN | 
aemere ‘mother. $10, MI 6-6643. 
, eS, REI — A ue 
cuties! te lovely "Basler gifts 
_FE 5-065 
RABBITS SALE. 
__bunnies, MA rg tt 12. 
Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 
DOGS, CATS BOARDED. DOGS 
rs Burr-Ghell, 375 &. Tele- 
5-131. diepien 
* Hay, Grain & Feed. 71   
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
DRIVEWAY GRAVE 
Fe Siwe delivered, 
delivered. FE 40012 or MY ge 
5 YDS. 
46588   
  
GOOD FARM TOP SOIL. 
for $10 delivered. FE 
GRAVEL FOR LEASE|" Write Press Ls 
ida Yale & _ FE ian. 
  TOP SOIL 
  
  
     
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
   HOUGHTEN | B.#. & SON . Serving Oakland County 
      1890 Crooks Rd. 
NOTICE ~~   
cre ao : Saws | MOTOR & ° Rentals & TOT oses F 
  
  Bolen & horse &. waiting. “Zt to © ‘ip “track e wee emere, poser to 
sell, spec en tors in this week 
  ry. 
SPECIALS . 
    OUats Weedetand buctet'a's'geed| ED. WILLIAMS 
meee! ae itvequipmeat.| re roe Rea - gl 
= Dake tees on BRAKES RELINED selection of new and used/ On Fords, Chevs. Plys. ... 
Par and Industria 
as Caeere Ave. 
B&B 
Auction Sales 
5089 Dixie Highway 
Drayton Plains 
.| Every Friday ....7 P.M. 
Every Sunday ....2 P.M, 
_ BUY & SELL DAILY 
OR 3.2717 
Ordered Sold by Principal at. 
PUBLIC 
| AUCTION ALL NEW. 
MERCHANDISE 
$100,000 WHOLES ALE 
of the stock GENE WAREHOUSE 3%. 
meee a 9 near — 
alsv eee THURSDAY a Geancontel APR.     
7?   
  =. Meredith's Mission 
  
Sale Motor Scooters 8&2 
‘62 CUSHMAN EAGLE. GOOD 
Far 2¢° Schwinn Bicycle. FE 
  
  
23-9936. 
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON 
Harley Davidson — Harley 
—— s Co, 373 Bouth 
~ For Sale Bicycles 
ee 
GIRL’S 20° SCHWINN BIKE, $30. 
_ 4844 Eliz, Lake Rd.   
  
NEW IN CARTON 
reel 8 DELUXE BICYCLE. WITH 
EXTRAS. WON IN CON- 
TEST 
MORE THAN THE sELLING 
PRICE OF ONLY $50. OR 3-5402. 
NEW BIKE MOTORS, $30 
: FE 2-5295 
PARENTS DO NOT PURCHASE-~   
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
       
    
        
  
  
  
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AND WORTH MUCH WTD.     
      
    
“Could you use & card shuffler for your canasta club?”   
Wanted Used Cars 88 
Ag MUCH AB ofp POR, SOME, AnD 
aoe Reagy to Buy |=   
  
| Suancanapr onomG oC tes | BACLEY AUTO PARTS Sede fo Py [Pesto pace AVERILL’S To oe a Fee Cars 
FE 2-0878 j 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales pee top dollar - fate models, 
tr, Auburn & E. Bivd. PE 4-6728, 
HIGH $$$ PAID BUYIN   
  
MOTOR 8A 
254 3.. SAGINAW ST. rE 
* JUNE CARS bob pte 
‘e ‘Wing. 
pmngece Pa free vs 
See M & M Motor Sales For top ben on late model cars. 
2627 Dixie Hw OR 3-1603 
THE HIGH DOLLAR Fo. high grade used cars. We 
need them. ve the extra miles, 
ae will pay you well, 4540 Dixie 
H. J. VAN I WELT 
yt air CARS 
Ph. OR 3-4511 
JUNK CARS AND SCRAP 
Service Call PE 4-9582 
WE PAY= 
TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS & TRUCKS 
Matthews-     
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
belongings for cash 
through * Classified —_ 
  F E 2eisi. ; fe   
  Haskins Chev. 
SP Se ge i,   For Sale Cars ‘ 91 
ey 5 ew. No, fe 
Saginaw. FEY ¢a310, 
  HASKINS 
HAS ‘EM ‘63 Chev 2-dr. sedan, 
"bs tiac sedan, like ome 
"64 Chev. 4dr. — wagon, 
"65 Chev, 6 2-ir. sedan. 
Many more to choose from. 
See ee x owner low mileage 
beautys toda 
Just your car down. 
Take ae ef our low over- 
head location 
HASKINS |: CHEVROLET 
“Oakland County’s 
Fastest Growing Dealer” 
  6751 Dixie way at M15 MA 6-507) o nites ‘til 8 
BUICK 194% BLACK SEDAN. NEW trans. and tires. Midwest $200. 
ot. 4 PONTIAC CONVERT. LOADED. 
"62 Dodge Coronet Club coupe. 
S38 Bo $395. Anything down 
ntiac,   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  IST & IND CUTTING ALFALFA = 3 & kinds hay, straw, wood.} SALE STARTS 1 P.M. ecri f 8: Boy's 20 H ed 4dr. Loaded. Sharp. 
131 vere ua & = a4 = = fork, Commis. “Serial? aror ves ‘ane Olds Station Wagon. Trans- 
_clover, Wc, ec & i OA 8-2231, HARDWARE TC: 40427, green with ivory trim. 311 8. SAGINAW rE 4-4546 portation special. $95 
ALFALFA trie tools, accessories oer ‘Tan seat, 1957 iicense 0160. F ; Hut hi A t Sal 
; saws by Thor, B & D Taken rear of, Webster or Sale Trucks — 90 a ose uto Sales 
Cg ee Ra ve ous as Foy Se ber gee. bene Sched Apri 0, Bicase es FE 8-6261 = : Tr saws, alt Pow- Pontise oli. . HEV. 
ALL TYPES OF HAY, 18T & END| ¢r shop’ Delta radial arm saw, FE oT, Ad placed by OR, body high’ rack. os me ete ‘eso TRANS dl doumaa and straw No fi will] power and elec s, shapers, ewner's father. 1957 license plates. Today's spe- ; ; deliver. ain eal pota- senders, rinders, polishers, it. 4 cial $206. Pull price. “Bright. Spot” ot" A om | Ear ioe es. lan terns| Boats & Accessories | 85 : ad Dp 
ge eee r ig we thee ~uped and rules, pels vises, 8 & 13 FT. USED ALUMINUM BOA BOAT Haskins Chev. EROME 
Wixom ‘Bass care - F socket sets, b, per | “s150. - Aero-Cratt. deck, OR | ¢7St Dixte Hi at BIS Stanley hammers and hand tools after 4 om MApie 5-S¢T1 a an on 8 
ALPALPA SECON of every description, Kennedy | —* 2204. Xf a oa — odin OLDS-CADILLAC brome & aitaita oe sons’ tole, paint eprayers, * rn ts CHEV i866 1p TON STAKE 13| Cass at Orchard Lak - 963 Gleoth Bd. between Wis-| fhe. “Socenccrios, pales. var. | id BE BLYWGGo BOAT & NEW Dost cheek Gaus ass at Orchard Lake 
om Rd. & Bass Lake Ra. nish coamels of varias (soahesi VF. PEYwoo sae aad pearance. Save plenty, joo tls} FE 80488 
cL » @ ene, Just your car or truc wn. - i? PT. ALUMA cit BOAT. 7141 ha ofa Bing aa SPORTING GOODS one ® xs $225. MA aa . 1067 3 evi shzetae HARDTOP. 
aa pase og ag ee gy oS ee) cabin, Call PE Ԥ-4402. Haskins Chev. HEAVY. SEED OATS, poo sapien. bu. 6481 Sheldon Rd. OL 1-7383 ers, cartop carriers, sir mat 
- 6481 Sheidon Rd. OL i128: | tresses, boat seats and cushions, 25-H_P. 7st Dizty Mighway 06 Mis AY For SALE. 818 A TON OR bicycles tricycles, cameras, a) T S MApie 5-071 Nites ‘TU 9 
$.50 a bale. 5-3810. v estpaden ht meters, etc mo OR a a 
WILL SACRIFICE 900 BALFS OF Binoculars. lee e fans, picnic SELECTION ‘cue CHEVY ot TON 8T. IN Motor Sales goad siaiia her, Call after 6 xi . Sf ‘AYBAUGH'S cond. Ist. $110 takes. 
_p.m. MApie : : L: WN AND GARDEN | ge oaxtaxp PE 8-0653 | Sherwood Ra. — . 
F Sale: Mand mowers, power mowers, | -.7.. BOATS a) #4 ci. STON PEL OxE, PICK- Chrysler - Plymouth or Sale Livestock 72 pools, gym des, | BOATS we & Hamlin | wust sELL THESE BEAUTIFUL PIII mee airs, shovels, rakes, hoes| /rkensas Pane aie te knw 6pm: 
1. MORGAN TYPE BAY MARE. 1 end garden tools of every de-| juPOiny oy Take Master & Mer 32 DODGE DUMP TRUCK. GOOD| NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY! horse, 3 hourse trailer. scription eens meters leak 1 ek pe Ree $850, 3125 Walton Bivd. eal 
Sa ea0i8 ELECFERIE - 40 hp 1956, 14 it. Ginss Craft, 3-073. 1955 Chrysler, 4 dt. Powerflite. i REO, HOLSTEIN HEIFER, 3 APPLIANCES , See us first. 6s DODGE TRUCK, ded Power steering, RH, WW tires. yrs. old. Fresh, Call after 9 p.m. ‘ le cL DREYER SPORTS motor, rubber, Call . 
GA 8-241. ; Goan ene ry irons, toasters, | 16210 N. sou Rd. nour ME 6, OR 3-181. is lade ween Savoy 2 dr, Power- 
‘; bay pot = mn old, 9238 é tryers, hair" dryer, malners, JACKET b CADILLAS ALUM.” | cond sa38 ieee ae — . |x : anon | 1084 Bud Te Fon sere ia 3 FON OR FE ¢2si8. Guseal Gaga’ capac en. per pot Big OR Cy, DODGE & MODEL CONVEN- we OS Sree ee 
ate a bale FE $Ser0. <3 ieee REQUIRED INS FINANCING AVAILABLE ew 2 4 os 4 aew ‘tailet tres, 1953 Chevrolet b : . E : ~ Be v t . 
HORSES. WELL BROKE HORSE4 INSPECTION. M ORNING ate | INLAND LAKES SALES | _ Private owner. PE 8-0923. owner, 900. eee Coupe. t trailers. Also horse shoeing. QAk- Daa Donaldson A 3127 W. Huron FE ¢-7121, FE 2-6122| 052 FORD TRUCK. EQUIPPEI PPED 
Ee ee MOO tan EVINRUDE MOTORS | ;,2-bue bousetcater. oi, | BSE Delek Super berdiep. (tram Lam LES For Sale Hi siler cuenta smasioe Gx scare | = oe TRUCK FT $089 Pumewh ¢ dec 
dren oe » | For ousetrailers 78 owe Whirlwind, | Feather Sr bgem.  iecire eet. Fe} PLUS TRANSPORTATION 
__ For Sele Poultry 74) oe) 2%, GENERAL ROUER- Grumman & Old Town Cances | row MiLEAGE Pio wp | Open Evenings—Please 
: ~ . : — sed @s demonstrator. Tom Fon n MA le 5-5141 Stee ~ ees BRAHMA LAYING 20 A wr TERMS AVAILABLE 9 Milford MU 45115. one pie 
hens. 1 yr. old. MA_»-3169. Trailer Park: $278 or will vent) Harrington Boat Works | iss; ome TRA 38 CLARKSTON 
1965 CADILLAC COUPE, VERY ia stock rack. EM 38007. _ sharp. Low mileage. Will take 
ALUM pe — Fe LS gt tig a ( 
Serta of cymmneres. a. MY. , L INBOARD REPAIRS | beoes 194) Ford dump LWB. 1947 | 88 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Sale Farm Produce 1956 30° GENERAL. LOW . oond. F duce 75 payment. FE 40936, after 5:30 MANY. BOAT OR a, Sid Peres Se See ove ve gage oe Pd ga 2 Magy Wem = 
QUALITY FRUIT “Wa STEWART z rer EC CON MARINE & SERVIC | GMC” % Pickup, tess, | —"=_*-6001. N. Spy, McIntosh, Johnathan and} 2/bedrms. W. Bath. vayment “or | SOR RA hydramatic transmission, $795. Spring Sale!! others. in cooking grade MF ene la veh Laanaven OAT MOTOR &. & TRAILER, REA __OR 3-2092. 1982 Pontiac ¢ dr. Sharp. Fauirt aoples, $1.00 bu. Sweet cider ; GMC 1, TON PICKUP. OR | 1950 Ford 2 dr ér, Custom 6. : 
Fey Pees Bact Commerce Ra | ‘38 CONTINENTAL 41 PT. 2 BED. HNSON "MOTORS ont OD See aia snk tee bans | resus. Linn. Ge. Ome ond “0l tratiers, aoe every 060 ouc i TON PANEL. DE: Je hey. codes. aa, owner. 
Ras. ; wEyelg o 19200 3 Me Suppies, ne , oes gt 2 ay wee - 1965 Plymouth. 18,000 miles. Fowner 
APPLES, 41.50 BUSHEL pew hee ons. -| Supplies, 396 Orchard Lake Ave. /_ =". ce OFWER. Be Gite 4 BOSREL AND | ; AL oe. 8 a Pe pseo. ce Ee, MARE an Dy sg’ Spang Special !! 
F Orchards 5460 Seonard th, Rd.| rooms. $45¢ down. Take over | MOST SA M —OR_3-6849 before = Oekee: 1953 Pontise 4 door with Hydra. 
Gigi APPLE. bA8L06 FS. ayments, 229 E. boat, motor % trailer. Job takes [3 TON R p\ H Driltiane Star Dect blue 
oo . SAB, me out of to 6’ Lake Master giake. i784 ° Lake Ra Keego $695 full selling price. . sweet cider. Fresh TRAILER EXCHANGE boat. Mark 75 Mercury motor, 5 p19. se iChey. club gemse- et black 
=, dBc. 3 a om EXCHANGE 15219 N. Holly Rd., Holly, ME | gigars 3 MODEL H. P.G 
oe <<  o Gotten ey WIDES |_*™. snd trucks. Call after 6 p.m. FE ry Caer, 210. ¢ door, 2tone dive 
ih FN) JF sy 1954 cher, "el Ray Power lide financing.| {rallers, Mercusy pa For Sale Cars 91| Power brakes, with H. & CHA Se ake” ne Oe a sow Gres pa is euaeonte beauty e also have @ good selection of 
“4 models, 6} Anderson Hardware WILL ACGEPT "46, ‘52 ‘models with low 
tena ‘oun awe Week io oe ances, ge I ncaa Po tanged Tent in our off eel 
rsakG MOTOR se HE | | pa Sarmend on a good ued’ car | AUBURN MOTORS Never used, $65. FE 5-2766. : easy terms. Corner Pike & East Bivd. 
32-3200 ; * BILL SPENCE B b 5 t, I 
zard boats, trailers, Evin | USED CARS 
Terms. es a4 as WEibY-ron roan Bed ane 
a AT ADAMS ites sere argain. EM 9-081 SUAPLE, BYPASS ou Oe SAA BUYS” like rent ADBURN GHTS BUICK ROAD 4 DR. BIRMINGHAM 
oe, GARDEN TRACTORS a te Benner 2.3000 ARIN ! aaR VICE maa eae are MI fen TH 9 ome OO -~ o.m. 
3t 8 eA all ee also | 1592° Holly a, Holly ‘ we 3 B a < & sup- for q ee Geostte Be: Dr. |"j7 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CATA- 
walking rotary tillers, _* Sun. p.m. nies, 21 PE o2e6 _— new, ijoaded, lime fire 
Fotary ‘iawn mowers, chain sat, SAVE $$$ wake a 1) 3685. Orchard | ‘48 BUICK, GOOD BODY & TIRES. , ; 7 Lake Fea. (No, 3) 2765 Duck Lake| R & H, Make Offer. OR 3-6849 ‘se Chey. ii. 2 door. $1450. set_a better deal ry ere 60 BEDROOM, 10 WIDE.!| Ra. Before 1 — After 6. 400 hard’ $2425, LEE'S SA VICE Yes, 3 complete bedrooms at a > Sk HARDTOP. $258 DN. hull combed low mileage. 
Pontiac’s Oldest Dealer su y low price of $5,995| WOLVERINE 14 FT. CENTER BUICK ‘ {| ‘34 Packard, 2 door, ed, $1096. TERMS 921 Mt. Clemens FE 3-9830 t *s. A large selection| deck. all extras, very good com SALES. Cass 8t/.5> Buick super, sharp, loaded 
LE SET JOHN DEERE) of 10 wides in Detrolter,| dition, OR 3-6435. ke Sts. FE 2-0106. 52 ard sedan, clean. $595. . PE 2-2065. or tiac Chief Mobile Homes 2 DR.. AL. OR MAZUREK M 
Tene Get set for spring. We are giving| For Sale Airplanes 86 : riggs. 809 8. Woodward PE 5-5141 the est trade allowance ever. | ~~~~..-~~.n.4.-4.2 ess CTY ick “CONVER 
“se, & cultivator, ~~ 16 | also a very nice selection of TAPLANE ble, 81.600 6498 L VER 
drili_on rubbe' Aitte Chat model trade-ins in 1 or 2 bed: POR BALE, A . . eet mer ere combine 2 models at a greatiy reduced price.| ‘2 Or %%s interest, Cessna 1708, AR: , 1055. 
1 elevator, FE Terms. %« down, up to 5 years; hanger at Allen’s, call Rich-| Custom trim. 7 . 
CHIAN SAWS balance. gra Prince. OA $-3611 or Prank | _¢1600. Private. FE 6.2708. BUICK WATCH : . ON GARDEN TRACTORS Bob Hutchinson A . 6 HP CONTI-| $000 210 Orchard Lake Ave. LAWN Mobile Homes Sales In¢. | © nentei, 25 hours since re-license. NORTH PON FE 29101 Open’ ‘til 9 
hours, $950, FE 5-3594 or Sun-| i952 Ford Vic. beautiful . a 
Gay, PE 2-9273. Prank Beattie. 1984 Fura pice Se Savoy OFFERS , & * . 
Teanepertation Offered 0 |e" Sakig, jagger % 135 Olds Super ADoor why Ay amanae, CALoCee AUTO SALES ’54 Dodge 4-Door Sedan 
service, ine. Oh 3-1264. 32 W, ee FE 9181 | 54 Studebaker Starlt. Cpe. 
OPE San0e. WE WILLTRADE __|'54 Olds Super 4-Door UP OR DOWN 55 Ford Ranch Wagon he bs ? 
ft, ; Pl. 55 Buick Riviera 1 cett on DON’T PASS U \Eatee meee ont fe yore suey $3 Ch Bel Air 4-D. : ' « oF, oy seeeeer eat car and we pay you evy ir ‘oor F 3 ’ 
“CREDIT TERMS MEirose MONEY! Sell unneeded| anh : _ . |'53 Chevy. 2-Door Sedan 
" See Us Us Today 1980 ‘to 198T models avatiabie. [53 Chevy Sports Coupe 
| Cheyaler, 4 4-Door Sedan 
’S1 Ford Convertible 
  DEALER ‘4 Rochedter os voit, THe : ink    "55 Chev sedan, overdrive | ; 
*B5 Chev. V-8 4 dr. station wagon 
‘So Chev, V-8 Hard top, Cpe 
Loaded 
‘hk. Chev 6 4dr. — clean, 
‘bé Chey V-8 wi . P-@ - 
"Sb, Chev. 2-door, mileage. 
HOUGHTEN & SON 7 YOUR FRIENDLY OLDsMOBILE \For Sale Cars 
CADILLAC 1956 COUPE 
blue paar 
er } Colt 
    
1951 CHEVROLET 
no monee do $16 a month 
PE 40006 dealer. 
©) FON BALE, . BEL ‘ST . BEL 
& . Bee Joe 
‘atthe w-Hargreaves. 
FE 6-461.   
: sang, pment ner 
rks, Midwest 4-7500, 
GS CHEVY STATION WAGON, V8 Overdrive. $1,080, Call FE 8-3752, Mr. 
rold 
    
  1), For Sale Cars 91 
    
arose SNA | Ly *56 FORD CONVERT. Fordo. » pow). power 
er brakes. we 
HURON MTR. SALES 2 Ww. Huron 
  
  rice 
ments. rr. 
‘St FORD V-8 RANCH WAGON, 
Fordomatic,. R&H, good cond. 
FORD, 1035 RK. 
Radio & heater. Good cond, $1,250, 
pee Lt @ ia 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  after 
4 rrenna 2 DR, 6, , 6 
eae: “i oveer, C1008.) SeFras 25511 after 4 p.m. $1 CHEV. i989 D2 DR. ¢ Fe) 
clean, #198. ean So au, sii mo: Great | #9 down & ggsume small monthiy x DOOR, BEL iii CHEVRO- Picky "Alto Sales, 193 8. Saginaw 
e Powergiide. EM 34944. a Feab V-8, 1050 MOTOR. ‘5? = ADIO A plates, Terms can be arranged. 
a ater, No money Gen fen of eee Denes. _ ol ae ‘$2 FORD CUSTOM V-4 RED, R&H. ea tie te Parks, Midwest cal Extra . $405. $5 dn. Great 
t Pord. Lakes. MI ; 
ier CHEV FV. EDAX CLEAN, $385 . 1956 
in CHEVROLET CONVETTABLE. FORD 
arp. eariva Of. Rear, Custom &Cyl 190 CHEVY. 3 DR. DELUXE. yt Seow Sees, Eiceilent om bear. ‘pew 2-DOOR 
a $1350 ne atte r wen LARRY JEROME CHEV , 1940, 2 DR, TER FORD DEALER clean. Cheap. 197 8. Joh OL 1-071) 
"OL CHEY, STATION WAGON, $250 | i000 LASALLE. G00” RUNNING one fea. Willams Lake __CONDITION, | ‘9160. FE 2 23-0693. _ 
__375031 i934 LINCOLN CAPRI, ALL POW- ‘66 CHEV. (50 V8. STANDARD , R&H, WW tire: Oakland. Shift. R&aH. Windshield Washer,| Dealer, FE 86801, #1 Turn signals, 2 dr. $1. 350. After CAR PAYMENTS BURDEN- 
a MA 63064. 0008 some? Let us help you adjust to CHEVROLET 2 DR, $200 DN. some less wes el. 
5 93 per addy BRAID MO- at es oa Cass at Pike Sts. hee oe rion Motor. eo 
1 oO WY 7 OR VERY : y x | romps rion tor nee 
“use let cing EX ‘bl aT OORT CLUB Tra 56 caEy DEL RAY COUPE.! “gustening metallic green, Merc- For «ale or trade. 113 Kemp &t./. omatic, Lan tires. ‘Chrome 
1956 CHEV BEL AIR 4 DR. HARD-| covers. Extra she . $b dn. $23 he — oe te beta reed __mo. Gre $ Lakes MI 6 
trade for, ontiac or c | MERCURY, RADIO AND in cond. And take over) heater. No m down, assume 
_payments PE 20007) 000 payments of s month. Call 1950 CHEV. CLUB COUPE. ‘6i EN- edit Mer. Midwest e. Dual carburetors, dual ex-| 47500, Harold Turner Ford. 
B a. 3... 1966 MERCURY 4« DR. y DR SPORTS | - CHEVROLET STATION ‘TION | WAGON. sedan, Small down payment. EM 
1985. Pa ec pr no pea : __3-3022 
Treen. ay seen r ING 
at or Sun Weekdays afer 7 MUST SELL ah NCE, | DoTNG 
rm, 6420 W. Meple . bet. Far. Mer. 2 < on ean 
_mingtor Rd. & Drake gpteet (Re odd SLA ae gual ite med 
2 CHEV. BEL AIR HARD TOP. 
A-1 condition. Low eee Rel, 
_Powerglide. FE 
i964 CHEVROLET ay . STATION 
i] radio and 
mileage, 1 own- 
FE 5-2432. After cal PE 
  1965 “CHEVROLET 210 4 DR. Vie 
Overdrive. Power brakes, & 
This car has 1 “00   
  
  
be oon after 3:30, 357 
son 
iss} RAMBLER HARDTOP. RED & black Hydra. Pan. W.W. $475, FE 5-3798 arke   
  
THE eS Pace +o BuY CARKNER DODOE 44053 VAN DYKE NEAR 20 MILE     
  
    
  Sriginsl miles. $1,280 full price, | MS & Po o al miles. rice. oth EN ~ Small — ep eds Lucky” Auto ‘#@ NASH. EXCELLENT TRANS- 
Bales, rE tation. ‘57 tes, Terms can 
4-214. arranged. §-2740, Dealer 
CROSLEY 1048. $125. 1962 NASH STATESMAN. 33,000 
PE 6-0008 mi, W.W. 6375. Larry's Auto 
50 y DesOTO | __ Sales, 6a1 8. Saginaw. 
Call FE 1051 NASH RAMBLER, RADIO & 
DODGE SPORTS COUPE: SHARP. _12 Mariva St. — rear 
33 DODGE CONVERTIBLE. NEW 
vamoker. are bal, take over pay- 
- ments. FE ¢0141. _ 42 Saar eve COUPE. GOOD 
cond. Very dependable. Best of- 
fer. 12. 36 Euclid. 
1987 DODGES, PLYMOUTHS & 
rucks, floor display mod- 
els at substantial savings with or 
without trade. Also selection 
of first choige used cars, 
Dale H. Hughes, Inc. 2223 Novi Rd Walled Lake 
MA 41533 
_ Direct factory dealer, you save! 
i951 FORD CONVERTIBLE, NO 
money down, assume payments of 
$23.86 a month, Call credit mer. 
Mr. Parks. Midwest 47500, Harold 
_Turner Ford       
heater. No money down, 
perneer. “+ 
Parks, Midwest 
47500, Marcha Tarner Ford. 
51 BUICK CONVERTIBLE 
$495 
“Cy~ 
OWENS Your FORD Dealer 
147 8. Saginaw FE | 
$5 DOWN ‘83, Nash Statesman AGE Bohr, Inc. U ‘gbiss.   
6-4101   
  
isso FORD V4. RADIO AND heater. No mone down sassume 
be of es 
_4-7500, Hi Harold : Necaees 
~~ SHOP SUNDAY 
BUY MONDAY 
RIEMENSCHNEIDER YOUR DODGE PLYMOUTH EALER 22 8. Saginaw FE 23-9131 051 FORD 4 DR. i. 1ST 7250 TAKES it, 45300. 
¥58 Ford Victoria Forde, | hem owl power seat. WW, 
{iURON- MTR. SALES   
  
  
  $2 W. Muron FE 2-2041 
1955 
_ FORD 
¥%4-TON STAKE 
$1350 
LARRY 
meee 1 Le 
Ww, 107i . 
SALE OR TRADE — ‘56 FORD 
_F reulene. 123 Green St 
DR, ‘40 
Clean, ins. 197 8. Johnson, 
HAUPT — 
Pontiac Sales Pontiac merid convertible. Deal- 
er Dem power, Save $$. 
Pontiac Btarchief Catalina sedan. 
jsoqapee pel Deme. Power steer- 
and brakes, Beautiful cond, 
‘sa ‘ord Mainline, 4 4 dr, sedan, A-1 
cond. 
"63 ap ey dr, sedan. Hydramat- 
— wagon. Exc. 
ke new, 
"62 I rmouth 4dr. sedan. A-1 cond. 
Also ctanns 
N. MA 'N *. RKSTON 
weapie base os or "maple. 5-1141 
CHEVROLET 
1957 DEMOS. 
Courtesy Cars 
TERRIFIC. SAVING As low 
$195 Or your ear down, 
Up to 36 Mos. on bai.   
  
y af} as YOU mS N SAVED 
it ADVANTG OF OUR OVERHEAD LOCATION 
“GPE SERVICE 
HASKINS CHEVROLET, 
“Oakland Cot nty’s 
Fastest Growing Dealer” 
  Dixie * at MIS 
Ma 330i 
  _tlee for quick sale. 
OLDS. ‘33, 4 DR. SEDAN, R&H, 
wer steering, wer brakes. 
clean, priv owner, will 
: aie   
NO DOWN 
payment. Just potty ‘credit, $17. 4 
® month, Lucky Aue Sales, 193 8 
Saginaw, FE 4-2214 
OLDS ‘52 88 CONV. SETUTIFOL 
Cond. Must see! $895. New ongine, 
_Hydra. FE 4-6240 
$3 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 6 2 DR, 
$95 down. BRAID SALES 
Cass at Pike Sts. PE sole 32-0186, 
West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead is low 
the diff poem | 
West Side Used Lars $23 W. Huron 4-2188 
‘66 OLDS 68 2 DOOR GERDTOP. 
excellent condition, 9.500 miles, 
Hydramatic, radio, heater, two- 
tone paint. §2,200. FE 32-1020 aft- 
er 6 p.m. 
iss} OLDS. CONV. WW. R & H. 
7%: Good condition, good top. 
EM _3-0583 
OLDS 88 HARDTOP 1954 Holiday R&H, automatic   
  
  
  
  
“4 PACKARD  DELUZE etn 
hg = 
loaded, sharp. 
MAZUREK MOTOR SALES * x} res FE 40587 BEL VED ERE 
— like inen finish, R&H., 
new w. 
Woodward, at rear. 
iouse north of Ted's Drive-in. 
Bargain, 
caeticathy ay tt OF PUBLIC 
DIVISION OF POLICE PONTIA AN ad ii, Sos me 
The following list of im- 
which ha 
and are, 
therefore, scheduled for sale at 
blic auction pursygint to section   
  
ciITY 
ts a 
  
  
  
    
  
          
  
    
    
  $8113 of the c ied laws of 
Michigan for 1948.48 amended: 
MAKE Motor Number 
ymouth P4-70843 
Chevrolet \, 08992 
Plymouth 308360 
evrolet EAA5SS1810 
Packard X95-00 
Fors 7941897325 
Chevrolet HAA846801 
time P@PAl7733 
Bato” ~ §0160614 -4 48 4 
Ply mouth P16826779 
rd 899421807 
Plymouth P1ise74l 
$11290027 
Fi AS88112 
Plymouth Peer 
Chevrolet GAA122125 
f 10032 
sler ce 
Chevrolet GAAT 
Buick = saaaee7 
Ford 39733627 
Mercury 9CM 250418 
Ford HIDAITII63 
— . 342110 
‘0 BODA 232606 
Ford 18-6429620 
Cadillac 1472 
ouch heart tH mébile 2 
Studebaker $oTT6 
st nie 2: 
Chevrolet suse 
~ oleae sale will be held 
1967 at ril, 
fate mm. val bes tabs Uae Yards 
bile 
be. Berber, City of . Worms is | : . | "6S PONTIAC     Schutz Motors 912 W. WOODWARD Br . Mi_ #009 ‘6 
UP TO $900 peat 
ee ert 
  ej " SSerTAS. a SELL FOR . PE 5-2786. 
i061 PONTIAC 4 DR. Nice CLEAN 
week “tucky "A Auto gen | we 
Saginaw. PEC 
PONTIAC <eeek. Paul Lo ¥ u 
VanLoogen. "Orchard Lk. 4} Ave. After 7:00 p.m. 
PONTIAC 1049, 2 DR. RADIO & 
heater. Pay bal. $05, 197 £ 
i954 AC STARCHIEF ALL Acc. Exe. Condition, PE 2-5215. 
CONVERTIBLE. 3 
tone blue. Call OR 3-1480. 
PORTIAC 1950, ak Gee : girekens shits 
te 0. 626 Mapie wood, Given Vile 
at 5 
‘60 PONTIAC, GOOD COND. $250. 
__ & Glenwood 
FOR SALE | 1950 oe kak ME- 
oe come g00d. iss sae 
i _ oat as lng fake Ra. 
i952 PONTIAC | CATALINA HARD- . top. $250, FE 23-3987.   
  
  
iss3 Sal kL UO tires, excellent condition. 1 owner. 
OR _3-0136. FOR SALE: 1950 PONTIAC. GOOD 
transportation FE 43833. $175. 
~~YLL TOTE YOUR NOTE EVERYBODY'S CREDIT 18 GOOD 
THE bet ory MAN FRIEND 
Used Care 
© Jina, Hyd., secet brakes, W-W 
tires, 6,000 miles. FE) 32-0863, 
    
ul 
hor $f ong on these like new low 
“TOM. “BOHR, INC. 120 «68, 
  
V4. 33,000 1955 STUDEBAKER _miles, Reasonable. OL 1-1883_ 
Safe Buy Used Cars 
CENTRAL PONTIAC’S ONLY 
“LINCOLN 
MERCURY DEALEP CASS AT PIKE STS. PE 46-3883 
4 gy jy Rye Soopers 008 —— 
NORTH 
CHEVROLET 
CLEAN BIRMINGHAM USED CARS 
‘56 Chevrolet   
  
10 +d sedan, V8 
eter, teen Sguaie and 
many other ¢ . Pull 90 
day gua 
‘9S Chevrolet : 
or i, ong white-wail 
ff Bel 
and ie fin 
Tadio, beater and white 
tires. 
$1305 
‘55 Chevrolet 210 #door sedan, 4 eylinder engine, # transm te- 
—. jet biack . Many 
210 
eee. g~ cer 
ali tires, light blue finish. 
'53 Pontiac 
$895 
‘52 Chevrolet Cataline = dramat- 
aang Mite wal 
ts spotles« 
2-4 nice green fin- oor sedan, ish. or iandard transmission. 
ae — ith 
"$445 
‘sf Oldsmobile 
rakes, Srazamatic. Bucci Excel. 
Sl pve ya throughout, 
$1295. 
NORTH 
CHEVROLET |. 
1000 SOUTH — 
WOODWARD. 
BIRMINGHAM. 
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(9) Movie, 1:30—(2) Youth Speaks Its Mind. (1) The   Mr. Hope. (7) Grand Ole Opry. 
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11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth 
or Consequences, (7) Robin and 
11:5$—(9) Billboard. 
MONDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(2) Valant Lady. (4) Tic 
Tac Dough. (7) 12 o'clock Com- 
ics, (9) In The Story Book. 
12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Pep- 
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(4) It Could Be You. (7) The Margie. (9) Bill Kennedy Show- time. : 
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2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks. 
Charm 
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Film. (9) 
$:36—(2) Bob 
Doody. 
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For a onan Soles Colt. 
15—(2) Secret Storm 
Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 
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ers must remember that the con- 
cept for the dinner from the very 
first was that this occasion difi- 
nitely was to be a social -event. 
sure that he, as a Virginia- 
Negro, can appreciate this 
tinction ” 
  
Wednesday Show NEW YORK i — Arthur God- 
frey says he will drop his Wednes- 
day night “Arthur Godfrey Show” 
on television after the June 26 
program. 
The other Godfrey shows — his 
morning radio program and his 
Monday night “Arthur Godfrey 
Talent Scouts’ — will continue. 
“It’s just too much work,” the 
red-haired broadcaster said yes- 
terday. “I want to be able to live 
a halfway decent life, and I 
haven't been able to do so with 
that schedule of mine.” 
Fetting to Be Sentenced 
in Slaying of Singer 
PORT HURON (P—Roger Fet- 
ting, 36-year-old carpenter, will be 
sentenced Monday in the fatal 
shooting of hillbilly singer Lonnie 
Barron Jan. 9. 
Fetting, of Lexington Heights, 
has-been held in the St. Clair Coun- 
a charge of manslaughter in the 
slaying. Maximum penalty is 15 
years in prison, ° 
At his justice court examination 
Fetting said he shot Barron after 
the singer taunted him about hav- 
ing dates with Mrs. Fetting. The 
singer was slain at him home north 
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Canada Knew 
Norman s Past Pearson Says Nation 
Had Confidence in Late 
Envoy to Egypt 
KINGSTON, Ont,  ~— Foreign 
Secretary Lester B, Pearson said 
last night he felt the late am- 
bassador Herbert Norman was 
condemned because of mistakes| 
made in his youth and declared 
the diplomat had never done any- 
thing to shake the confidence of 
the Canadian government in his 
loyalty. 
Pearson told a Liberal party 
meeting Norman had joined Com 
munist study groups while a youth 
in college and asked: 
“Are we to condemn a young 
Canadian all hig life because of 
this?” 
Pearson said Norman later 
“learned he had had mistaken be- 
liefs and had been following a 
false ideology.” He added that the 
Canadian government was aware 
of Norman's past but had no de- 
sire to spread it in the public 
Washington against the U, S, Sen- 
ate “Internal Security Subcommit- 
tee’s action making’ public testi- 
mony linking Norman with com- 
munism, Norman killed himself 
April 4 in Cairo after the subcom- 
mittee report was made _ public. 
Pearson blamed his suicide on 
overwork and a “feeling of re- 
newed persecution.” 
“It is intolerable,” Pearson 
said, “‘when an agency of any 
government gets information of 
this type, especially of a high of- 
ficial, and does not send it to the 
government concerned for in- 
vestigation.” 
He added that Canada is trying 
the future, He said it was the 
work of “two or three men and 
is just as indignant as we are.” 
Pearson did not name the “two 
or three men” but he obviously 
referred to the Senate subcommit- 
tee, 
  
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“AWAY SHE GOES!” — Singer Kate Smith, shown in an imi- 
tation of Jackie Gleason, will head up an all-star cast on 
Smith Hour’ April 28 over ABC-TV. Although she 
occasional television appearances, Kate says she has no desire 
return to the grind of putting on a regular show. “The Kate 
Kate Smith Won’t:Return 
to Regular TV Program 
Carthy, Gertrude Berg, Ed Wynn 
and the Billie Williams Quartet. 
Would she want to return to tele- 
vision on a permanent basis? 
a‘daily television show was 
enough.” 
. * * * 
People often ask her how she 
\spends her time since she has con- 
‘fined her professional activities to 
occasional appearances on TV. 
“There just aren't enough hours 
in a day,” she says. ‘I go shop- 
ping and go to shows and visit 
friends, Nearly every evening I 
watch television." 
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Her manager, Ted Collins, cites 
some impressive statistics about 
her career, Although she never 
took a singing lesson, she is esti- 
mated to have earned about 35 
‘million dollars as a singer, She 
has made nearly 10,500 radio 
broadcasts and 1,050 television ap-     
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minder of what his citizenship New Citizen Joyful 
Over Traffic Ticket TULSA (—Joseph P. Hardt, a 
native German, received his first 
parking ticket five minutes after 
being naturalized as an American 
citizen, 
He wrote to Mayor George F. 
Norvell, saying the ticket delight- 
ed him. He said he asked if he 
could be permitted to pay the fine 
but keep the red sticker as a re- ‘ 
means, 
The mayor said that Hardt can) 
keep the ticket and he will pay 
the $2 fine. ss 
“We are happy to have you as 
an American citizen, Norvell 
wrote. 
The highest post office in the 
world is at Cerro de Pasco, Peru, 
which has an altitude of 14,385   
    feet, Van Doren Signs 
NBC Contract 
for $50,000 
Doren, TV quiz show winner of 
$129,000, has signed a contract 
with the National Broadcasting 
Co, to serve as a consultant, 
Van Doren will act as consultant 
on public affairs and educational 
programming. He will also appear 
affairs or educational programs. 
previous reports estimated the 
contract will pay about $50,000 a’ 
year. 
lish instructor at Columbia Uni- 
versity, won the $129,000 on NBC's 
“Twenty One 
rathén exhibition of knowledge 
on a wide range of subjects. 
year teaching job. NEW YORK # — Charles Van 
NBC announced yesterday thaf 
‘from time to time’ on public 
No salary figure was given, but) 
Van Doren, 30-year-old Eng- 
in a ma- 
He plans to keep his $4,400-a- 
  3 Gang Members 
Face Trial in Thefts 
Three members of a youthful 
gang, which police say has com- 
mitted some 17) thefts in the south 
Oakland County and northeast De- 
troit areas, have been bound over 
for trial. 
According to Detroit police, the 
gang has admitted to 60 burglaries, 
12 safe crackings and more than 
100 auto thefts. 
Held for trial are Nelson Free- 
man, 22; Lioyd Brown, tf; and - 
Lionel Simmons, 17; all of De- 
troit. Ten other gang members 
are under 16 years of age. 
The gang was rounded up last 
Sunday after police caught Brown 
and three of the juveniles in a 
supermarket. - 
Istanbul, Turkey, is to have a 
Florence Nightingale College of 
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