a ese neegrarat mnt _*v@manas coments ~:Maligions Wethes d sat up in bed, her ¢; f : ia throat of a single, mindless creature. * robe maids, knotting the sash about her stola herself. “LET HIM BE CRUCIFIED” She hurried down the corridor toward the open’ platform of the praetorium. Fhe sentries at the archway saluted, slap- weak. The vision of her troubled sleep flooded her anew, and te an aonehithestar, yon, Git Cub Situ eotithtn at Rome — and heroic man was at the stake. A nightmare swarm of eyes had glinted all around, while whole world reared for death. : She had been there, too, at Pilate’s side in the box, ‘and a red- ee NICE GOING, ROCKET — Red Wings’ Gordie Howe (center) and Johnny Wilson congratulate . Montreal's Maurice (Rocket) Richard affer the Canadiens’ 43 win in an NHL playoff game at mc es tussitr'tay GiciadlD co ‘Wie teren-qoal bat trick in the game helped knock the Wings out of Stan- ley Cup competition. Montreal won the post- season series in four-straight‘games. (See Page 28 for complete story and other pictures.) Cireult Judge George B. General Hospital back into cials. ia eds i ene, ee Mien eng, , heavenly sisters, oh guardian shade of Nona. It was up to Pilate now, just as in the dream to give the word. Only he had the authority. WHAT TO DO! At @ loss for what to do, Claudia summoned a garrison officer, hitn about the case being heard by Pilate. He confirmed as she feared, that the man was Jesus of Galilee, of whom she had. “heard marvelous things. He had been seized secretly last night, the officer said, by a joint military-civil detachment, and arraigned at once before the mative Sanhedrin, which condemned Him tor religious sedition, be assigned to hear the case since Circuit Judge Clark J.: Adams, to whom it had initially been assigned had disqualified pines. en the otter tank has} or something of the sort. . Sate iat Saentey, Seige Rae it was a rather tumultuous session, the plficer went on, with “to whom the case cow the high priest ripping his clothes and shouting ; *plaaphamiy!” ot Gag | S00 By SERS of Mts peatien OMS culprit, after haranguing Him inte saying “something about being — can loseer eheceat be ond the “Son of God.” : PURPOSEFUL PRISONER “{ don’t think very many out That finished Him, and He knew it, yet He seemed to do it on |side assignments would be made pages, 2¥e Utioer peusndkattting Wie pow — — ah well. as tite SF neeel Jelany Det © deat thea, a arst of sound slammed through, the corridor. [sey were pecemmally Missed,” be es inland = said. . ee 2 Ganotan sens. dutch iin: destenl Mey ‘We tac: “The issue in this cage is not ~ Finally, she caught her breath and dismissed the officer. She sagged Ee en coma into a chair. What could she do? How stop it? Jie no ald be called in. This is & The stir outside resumed and she detected a rustle of activity down a side passage in Pilate’s council chambers. ; She rose abruptly and stole a look through the portieres. She saw Jesus brought in, His arms and neck bleeding from: the flagellum. Her heart seemed to stop. Pilaté had obviously had Him Sneed. She slipped along the passage, knowing she could not interfere, but unable to stay away. She heard her inti’ sarcastic question, ¢ “Are you the king of the Jews?” The reply was strained, but firm, “My hei is not of this world...” Then Pilate, amused, ‘So you are a king?” The other spoke slowly, wearily,."For this I was born, and for this I have come into‘the world, to bear witness to the truth.” Pilate chuckled sagely. “What is truth?” NIGHTMARE RETURNS after Judge Adams acceded to arguments in behalf of Dr. ‘Sal- lenberger that the case had re- ‘celved toe much publicity and in- volved too many local officials Sullenberger.. Trial. Still, Without Judge problem of what judge will preside over trial of Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger’s $250,000 damage suit against Pontiac Doyle said he wouldn't make an outside; _'ry N. Dell, had not been informed Expect Warm Spell ‘to Stay in Pontiac ily cloudy tonight, with a low of Hartrick today tossed the the lap of state court offi- He said he intended no action until hearing from statejond largest city, Santiago, was |sourt administrator Meredith Doyle’ on ‘his request last|virtually isolated from the rest of week that an outside judge* ? and physicians for a lecal judge to try it. . Judge Adams ruled himself out,; saying that Dr. Sullenberger | was entitled “to feel-he is getting) a faic trial,” but added that his! ruling did not affect the other three county judges. — | Dr. Sullenberger’s attorney, Har- of the stalemate. He said today he would attempt to meet with the Oakland County bench in an at- tempt to iron out the problem. - The outlook for Pontiac is part- near 38. The high tomorrow will reach around 5660, ~- _ For the next five days tempera- tures will average 3 to 5 degrees above the normal high ‘of 47-53 and the normal low of 33. 5; Precipitation will average one to three - tenths of an inch with some scattered showers likely about Friday and again Sunday night or Monday. |the ' Rebels Isolate. Santiago City Castro “Launches His} All-Out Offensive in\v Cuban Province HAVANA, Cuba u®—Cuba’s sec- of rebel leader: Fidel Castro's long- | Promised “all-out” effort to over-| Leber President tista. Fulgencio * * Castro launched his offensive by stepping up attacks on trans- port and communications in Cuba’s easternmost Oriente prov- ince, where his 16-month-old guer- rilla war is strongest. Communications continued to be normal outside Oriente. Ha- ‘jot that jing July 1 island today by opening blows)! For Bombers, Missile-Firing Subs |New “Defense Funds Sought by WASHINGTON President Eisenhower ke Con- gress today for an extra $1,455,747,000 in defense. &p- ‘|propriations, mainly to acquire B52 bombers and build more missile-firing submarines. His request was in the form of a memorandum to the}. » |House oe Committee asking for an increase t in the defense budget for the year start- President: fense appropriations beyond) 40 billion dollars. Of the amount requested, 218 jmillion.would be for the Army, % soins Roath Demands Profit Sharing - 180--million for outer space re- x refueling tankers. Eisenhower said today SEEK AGREEMENT evaluation does not trying to find a common_ground for agreement with the Union. He recalled repeated US. ef- And he said we should keep on trying to win agreement, The President said he does not (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) vana businesses operated as usu- al. Batista’s troops and police, on almost continuous alert for months, braced to meet the rebel threat. Castro said total war against Batista would be extended to the rest of Cuba after midnight The 3i-year-cld rebel leader Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem- perature preceding 8 a.m. was 35 degrees, The reading was 55 at 2 p.m, Oriente province . already have 4 in Washington. $20 Million Order Goes to Chrysler - WARREN @® — A néw Chrys- ler Corp. missile contract for $20,622,751 will mean additional employment of 200 persons for a year in the Detroit area, ac- cording to Sen. Potter (R-Mich) Potter said yesterday the con- tract will be awarded by the Army tomorrow for work at the connection with the 200-250-mile range Redstone. The Army last week awarded sler a 25 million dollar con- tract in production of the 1°500- _ mile range Jupiter missile at the joined transport workers in walk- outs. | Warren plant. 900 Flee Floods at Alviso © _ n her front passed the ag her dream. Her thoughts whitling, she veturesd again |time to mop up after one heavy other rivers Ka soa over through central -_ — — couch beside the: table. She picked jdrenching, much of California flowing — the Kaweah, —_ fonday and early yester- to her room, and dropped on a Rivers|S2" Joaquin, Fresno, Salinas,/day, then moved on through south- up a feather quill and dipped it in the ink, hesitating. : braced for another today. Rivers Chowchilla and Carmel Valley. jern California. The nightmare rose before her, the face of the doomed, the [were already brimming, lowlands wt GALE WARNINGS UP crowd, the death cries, the memory of Pilate jabbing his thumb /nooded ‘and coastal highways, cut] S=™smnnumntn asec _ downward, ard instead of beasts, it was ‘a flame springing out at [py slides. In Toda r’s Press - _ The Weather Bureau said a new the faggots piled in the arena about the Great One. ye a Yy ’ ihr wdin, Gule ware — me © : A combination of high tide and/ ssuisiaasmmepanmmmemennmnia resco and ber beoband, fo, segue hard ana wane. (eon fom th, Gunde Riv wath of San Francce io the Ore manity, herself ee . = ol ” alba er forced evacuation: last night of 3° on Comat aoe ing, hurried into a trampling moll, a death frenzy of men ane |e 900 residents of Alviso, one Se ie | _ women, dark figures, crazed, fangle-haired, todthless, of the stafé’s oldest and tradition- ‘Twenty-four-hour rainfall by 2 But the doomed man mystifyingly had grown larger, his stature ally one ot its wettest .communt- a.m. today measured 1.40 inches rishig above the teeming multitude, and he had spread his arms jties. ‘“ gi fat San. Francisco, 1.63 at Fort ‘over them all, and she had seen the face, the kind, wise face of the-/~ Thirty families stood their sg: | Theaters ...............: i | Brags: 1.51 at Sacramento, 1.52 at Galilean, pitying and sorrowing above the world’s turmoil. Ee ee se eee _. 39 (Santa Maria, 1.02 at Los Angeles ALL Sak COULD DO ce ag. he edn gga _ Witedn, Bart ..icieccs.cess F 6S tk cae - iy: moved into motels | Women's Pages . itt tee 5 Fresno River The pes hocks tn Claudla's band ne wie Soueted Ae OS ee oa tik tees dete to te et coming ater foodie ano “Have nothing to do with that righteous man,” ‘she wrote, | nearby San dose area. A number Ta dropping @ flooding an ‘es a ca on Page 9, Cob4)' =| of Alviso homes: were flooded. we apart eet re Neots Share mated 4,000 fcres.of farm land on| - 5 ‘ . , 8 i® _ 4 A | a + : +? s ‘ \! “Rains Playing Havoc in California the west side of Madera in the Central Valley co of San Francisco. San. Francisco has hadNits wet- test season. since -1889-90, a total of 30,96 inches of rain’ up to 8 p:m, since the start of the sea- son. July 1. That compared with 4.50 for the ead na. * High ‘winds seal “d and down granted, this* would boost fiscal 1959 de-| Workers Union made. in Chrysler missile plant here, in | ‘Electric Union From General Motors in Today’s Bargaining DETROIT # —The International Union of Electrical Workers teamed up with Walter P, Reuther today in demanding profit sharing trom General Motors Corp. IVE President James B, Carey opened barguining talks with GM on a new labor contract by pre- senting substantially the fame de- mands that Reuther's United Auto * *% * Carey disclosed no specific per- sjcentage. of profits beifig asked. The UAW is asking 25 per cent on all profits, before taxes; in excess of 10 per cent of capital investment, is the ‘qealeant union atid General and several other elec- trical firms. that it tg sig ih «wage Inreae reces- sion powell pall whe cee more pur- chasing power. The IVE’'s present three-year contract at GM expires May 29 at the same time the UAW con- tract does. The IVE represents GM em: -|ployes at Frigidaire and Delco Products, Dayton, Ohio; Packard Electric, Warren,’Ohio; Delco Ap- pliance, Rochester, N. Y., Delco Battery, New Brunswick, N. J.; and Delco Radio, Chicago. American Motors Corp. ° asked the United Auto Workers union to- day for a two-year freeze on wage and other economic benefits. The demand applied specif- feally to 8,000 workers in the automotive division who are rep- resentéd by hhe UAW, The demands of the corporatoon lwere made known in letters to UAW officials preparatory to the ' opening of contract talks. Contract talks between the UAW rand GMC are tentatively set for April 15-16. Sputnik Il Acting Up LONDON (INS) — British sci- entists reported today that the second Soviet Sputnik is ‘‘mis- behaving’’ and may start its fiery plunge to earth in about ten days. i327-Mill Levy. for '58 Reflects’ Valuations Rise Move Means~ Savings Taxpayers . 9 To provide “tax relief, last night cut the proposed 1958 municipal tax rate by assessed valuation. They set a 1958 tax rate fixed at $131,278,200, or an increase of $13,565,000 over last year. Rea] assessments, on (Contiriued on Page 2, Col. 2) Stores to Close for Three Hours on Good Friday The majority of stores in down- towrl Pontiac and in the Tel - Huron and Miracle Mile shopping cen- ters will close Friday during the noon to 3 p.m. Good wetesy church service hours. ——- -“ * * Sidney Barnett, presiden* of the Retail Merchants Assn. of the Pon- tiac Area Chamber of Commerce, said those stores closing at this time will open again at 3 p.m. _— Both downtown - Pontiac banks, its branches, and the, Pontiac Fed- eral Savings & Loan Assn. offices will operate on ‘‘skeleton crews" during the 12-3 period as Good Fri- day is not a legal holiday for banks. tary of. state will be closed during this three,. hour period. , * * 8 County and city offices too will be closed during thfs time. Elephants, Frolic for Majority of Pontiac Pontiac city commissioners ~ 43 cents on every $1,000 of . the other The Pontiac office of the secre- * PORT TTF aS Rt RYO RO ises of picking up the due pay- ~ ments, Goldberg states in the suit. But so far, Ziem said, “we have insufficient evidence on which to prosecute.” The suit states that Silverman told Schefsky he owned Ward's in Pontiac and would rent it to him for $90 a month. This occurred after Silverman had - Tax Rate 43 Cents Commission Cuts (Continued From Page One) hand,.were set at $139,666,300, or an increase of $3,259,750. Most of this increase was accountable to new home construction. City commissioners haa antic- New Defense Funds Sought by President - Faces Charges Glory of God Lights Up | | Jam |: 10 DETROIT w - - ‘(Editor's Note: This in the eighth in a series of arti¢h ‘lthe ' ' Heav ite residenta’ and led *b wh foot of Lake Hurg " 2 Vets Say They Were Azden, Pontiac he church’ editor vs eg —. io hrm ate bi “Duped Out: of Homes “By DAWN ge The |has lowered water in both th by Oak Park Man Local Fourth Grader ‘ river and Lake St. nt In heaven the streets are paved with gold. In the a fay Gia ‘ad as An Oak Park man hes been/Bible, John tells thatthe city does not_need a moon or , ‘= i 2 the Ont Gy Crt en a bce te oy ean i il fess iale say were i ’ * me- oko o ae ieee 4 apiomenaty flowers, and beautiful c im some spot. The suit was brought against|@2d other beau things z e *« Milton Sil of 13%1 Dar-lin heaven, There you will The icebreaker 29, of re N. ee Binh ayy|See, and talk with Jesus. been ordered into | 2 ss" and should tiec, now residing in Matawan,) heayen if we become as little | day N. J, children and believe that Jesus said. Their attorney, Sol E. “Goldberg, was God’s Son whe gave up His Ps of Detroit, charges Silverman with) life se that we can be forgiven The ice jam. “willfully and wantonly misrepre-| for our sins. Jesus said that low water fa senting the nature and character of] everybedy has sinned and fallen currenta at rd the transaction” which saw Schef-| short of ‘the glory of God. Clair River, Huron sky lose his Inkster home and) In heaven God gives us new and Sarnia, Bees Ward -his raiep, bodies. No one will be in| 3 sameness Se Schefsky now lives heaven, nor will they be poor.) i : | Judge George B. Hartrick = is en lve tm City, Township Schools- 1 Tuesda’ mansions tor those Ww ve- Fim, i - m oP 4 et ee nh weiaties When He left His disciples, He) _ -|to Haye 4-Day Vacation Schetsky from this home. i I'm going to prepare a place - Students attending Pontiac and |. ~ Teceive-you uno meet" Waterford Township public scho - deeds which both plaintifis say Sil an wee cake tate weld Dig Swanage Pa the tights, to thei homes, |2%4@ take away all the eo who ‘The schools will close Thu Silverman said the men woyld be|have ee Gen Teeey marine threatened with eviction and legal|s "si thelr eel aes ca morning. action’ if they didn't comply, the| lied in their place so That they ~— had defaulted on their, There is no more death for any-|: Wives Come | Along rt ; when Silver-/one because of Jesus. The force: something called wives. @ convention,” said one hotel Keep Conventions ie diesel sipped st Gace force at work on the deportment of visiting big-wigs. “Time was when a wife hated to ove her husband go to “They thought he was aneaking out of town just to live-tt sane bought equity rights to the house] ooo. s@ million, and planned (Continued From Page One) up. But now they don’t worry. — oe 1 W@S! their budget on the theory they [believe there is any justification “They come along.” i ae oe wae e* Conventions here between April and October will attract more than 230,000 saye the Chamber of Commerce, The pro- portion of accompanying wives will be high. Learning last night the total valuation had gone up more than twice that much, they passed a resolution, recommended by the) board of review and reading in mortgage payments, refused to do 80, the suit says, and instead turned around . and ae 5 ae Oe nee ‘New School Bus Bill >: sins commni, a 3 Clears Legislature “in view .of economic conditions, it is proper that city, county and . school tax budgets be based on} Eisenhower said the secretary actual needs. must wield the decisive influence “Aly increases in valUations |in over-all and A bill requiring motorists to stop in both directions for school buses was passed by the Legisla- ture today and headed toward Gov. Williams’ desk. the authority of the secretary of a Ser ee aoe ers . See Your “ang hina PONTIAC DEALER THIS WEEK * * * * should not be used to obtain—in- advised by the Joint ‘Chiefs of creased revenues in the form of Staff who must run the separate higher taxes. Rather, such in-|services for him. creased valuations should be -used questioning to reduce tax rates in the city.” wih Seed deal of the questioning whether the United States could have gained if it had labeled the Soviet test ban as just propagan- da in advance of the Soviet an- nouncement. House amendments requiring stu- Commissioners had been notified last night that the total assessed valuation had been set at $270,- 947,400. Hewever, the board en- widely forecas' The om had been —ar | Eisenhower replied tha. was considered by this government— along with the possibility of the United States making. the first move toward banning tests — .but that both proposals were rejected on the ground that the Soviet Un- ion. was only seeking to gain from @ propaganda standpoint. tered another, final ciit of $2,900 this morning during the last hours of its 1958 session. Ce Blossoms Sh GTON w= Washing wna need cherry which cat ean Gs Ge oe dents leaving the bus to cross the street in front of the bus and com- .all stop signals before proceeding. The measure would bring Mich- igan into line with the 46 otber states having a two-way'stop. .— .. It was sponsored by Reps. Lioyd For a Drive and a Deal -Yow'll Never Forget! «« L. Anderson (R-Waterford Town-| last week's Cherry Blossom Fes- x * i ship) and Farrell E. Roberts (R-| tival, won't be around for Easter | Eisenhower was in a cheerful . West Bloomfield Township) in the | either. Capital park. borticultur- mood at the conference. =\ House and Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (R-Oakland County} in the Senate. ists say full blooms aren't ex- | pected for at least 10 more days. | *,.. 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Stanton <9: Sm i one ee erp oT dew, mand ee Mak ah on tee es ee by Mail, Phone: FE, 4-2511 or Comesto Toys, Waite’s Downstairs Store? 3 z = * “ snata iii tielitiaataiies ‘category a HE = around some place in outer space, we are pretty. well fortified in this for the present. x * * . Following Russia by only a few mohths has soniewhat renewed this country’s faith in our Government’s scientific achievements. Nevertheless, Russia still had the edge and ap- parently their satellites are some- what larger than the type we are using. , Conservatives Sweep Elections in Canada_ Prime Minister DrereNBAKER’s landslide victory in the Canadian sult of the June election when his 3 Progressive Conservative party won a plurality but not a working majority. © feed = 3 EF 2 Perhaps the biggest . surprise was the complete overturn of the Liberal Party in the traditionally isolationist Province of Quebec. Unswervingly Liberal dince 1896 when Sir WiLrrep Laurier be- came the first French Canadian Prime Minister, the province went Progressive Conservative by a wide sweep, 50 to 25 seats. In their June defeat after being in power for 22 years, the Lib- erals were practically a Quebec party with 64 of their 106 mem- bers coming from that area. x £8 in his own Saskatchewan constit- uency as were all his cabinet mem- bers in theirs. Of the 265 seats in . Parliament the Progressive Conserva- tives added 97 to their 113, for a grand total of 210. Liberals lost 59 — of their 106 seats leaving them with bers lost all 19 seats. The Socialist Co-operative Commonwealth Fed- eration made a poor showing, particularly in its birthplace, Saskatchewan, where it had been the dominant party for years. This splin- ter group lost 17 of its 25 seats. & oo 2 In his campaign Prime Minis- ter Diefenbaker promised a big public works program to help Canada’s 650,000 unemployed; increased trade with Britain to - offset the U. S.-Canadian im- . balance which amounted to $1.06 billion in 1957, and scaling down taxation. Taking over leadership of the Liberal Party from St. Laurent only two weeks before the campaign be- gan, the able and well known L&sTER - 47. Right wing Social Credit mem- 8 B. Pearson called for a $400 million cut in taxes and increased trade all around. He argued that cuts in trade ij fel with the U.S. already had harmed in- ‘dustry. His party, he’ declared, if elected would press for an immediate ban on nuclear bomb tests. There are many problems to be There's a big difference between base- sistance ‘will grow, further ae. less , ball and ad pressing. economic ~ activity : settled between our two ae tien pons yr vertising In the fermen the # 7 eae om most of minor importance, but “a : - goods’ will enter our markets in about the wode: basically it can’t make much differ- t ‘em where they ain’t, increasing’ quantities with taset tive drugs sold under trade , but in the latter that’s fatal. . __ tiling effects on our Gomestic econ- riames) when these were in- ence to us witch party 5) pore. mas 4 omy, our taritf policies and our troduced to take the place of Both leaders are excellent representa~ some readers of this column have been — “ilies and friends.” | chloral and the bromides. tives of Canada and we congratulate attending the 4, kart * | rem: the linieal fdatorien ‘ot. Prime Minister Drerensaker on the —_— Stratford Shakespearian Festival 4 hint ogee beer a perce grooms 2 Lge overwhelming mandate he has ré- at Stratford, Ont. in former summers. ; control- pated teen ng I avd |. - I have advance notice that the 1958 ; biturate | THE PONTIAC PRESS 48 W. Huron St. * Pontiac 12, Michigan “Trade Mark Dally Except Sunday He : Reeser 4 : goun A. be = 5 and wi Director Manager ee Predgent and ™Cirelation Manager use! for i aa well as all AP news Tue Pownac Press : “0 ; ay 4 a a nT eae LS SRE SiSiieallonts by ‘moth Ne camry eres fifty-fifth wedding an- Oskiand, Genesee, Li Macomb, Lapeer and : 12.00 w year; devenane in Weshtecaw Counties Wis we Tay the United gag a nay Kemper of Phone Pootiae Pe 2-881. 3 A 4 ee: cee ee of Muir; fifty-titth wedding { ae oe An Independent Newspaper eventually reaching the moon, it. / eOver the weekend two leading. ~ authorities States could send a rocket ‘to the moon within a year or two. The gentlemen responsible for this state- \ ment are Maj.Gen. DONALD N. Yarss, commanding general of Cape Ca- - naveral, and Dr. Jonn P. Hacen, di- rector of the Vanguard — be united with this one assignment: “Reaching the moon first.” called a race, would do much to help . our sagging economy and also re- establish this Government «as the leading world power. reports about the possibility .of. : would seem that determined attioh would id best suit our present needs. predicted the ~ United satellite 8% 3 a : 2 4 ee “3 ; ot. ow Reaching the moon first should = 5 G9 be this Government’s No. 1 ob- ak: jective. : ge Our entire missile program should | ae ‘tee Winning this race, if it can be ~ “Who'll Be the stig SS ket pes Ace SoA f the Moon? . (Wem: Let’s put a damper on prfdic- ’ tions and get to the moon. its gains than The:-Man About Town | pate ot fe Railroads, Canals They Figured Prominently in Early Pontiac Banking Both issued money of their own, even . to owned by & In this age of aviation and expensive wedding suggests that it be changed to “Nothing is more 1 tke the sntinnts expend by ‘Sitti, era Leo Burnett, our present condition: How can .. advertising man: “When you reach for We rely upon It to get us out of the stars, you may not quite get one, but HP +s you won't get a handful of mud.” _ “A tax ‘cut: will increase the . _ detieit, add to the debt, and Sign in window of Georgia store: -.. er aan the a he “For Sale: Antiques; Old and New.” our defenses are secure and our’. .. _ . debt manageable is uneconomic » “Times surely have changed in my old and immoral.” — - _ town,” writes s 2a . Oscar Melrose _. But Mr, Baruch’s main fire is of Detroit, who says when he lived in a ig en the wage-price Pontiac’ 60 years ago most everybody : : came downtown Saturday nights. He says “Nothing. would be ‘more effec- the men gathered in the old Hodge House bar to hear the latest stories gathered by local traveling men who had been on the road that week. “And,” Oscar writes, .“I - never heard any of those stories repeated in I like the theme of Michigan State _ University's Department of Agricultural Economics; i “Farming Today Tomorrow's Way.” series runs from June 23 to Sept. 13, featuring Henry IV, Much Ado About . Nothing and The Winter’s. Tale. Check with me later for final details. 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StraitsBridge to Produce More Sensationsite By JAMES. MARLOW Time means.a lot to Khrushchevibeating after another- from ‘the wien Theos re Ghee tne tain cn Micnnetl Yate, last Soviet eupinen beaick , y, he’s 64, on , , x tow mmunthe are a good tinse for singlehandedly, the future of So- had far more time than Khrush- viet commvynism and the progress|chev to rivet down his leadership Nikita Khrushchev—the new. one-/ 5 : man boss ’of the Soviet .Union—to |" communism everywhere indisputably. He was by oy range from space flights to| wrong hereafter will be his alone.| | & “ie, S's | decade startling maneuvers in world af-| Now sensational Soviet scientific elimination of Rage of ery -_ fairs. achievements would solidify his through mass purges—to x * * {position at home—giving him the|y/.. the absolute control he The first sensation has already |;o <0 “evict devotion and spivjjed to shape the Soviet future. occurred. The Soviet Union aM\enormously increase his prestige But agrege 4 st nounced yesterday — when there! ana influence abroad ago—by his public was worldwide agitation for such; ; Stalin's bloody tactics—put & move—that it would voluntarily; Oe & self in the position of a man ~pan-nuclear weapons. tests Bold diplomatic strokes—partic:|Will have to Pree acpleve: This could have been done last/ularly.in the direction ‘of .peacer|Ment TNE. weedy, ' —there a agitated was|not only- would give communism. lence me rege *> : ming — before . . be “So far, he's followed that iii epPonee grok Hg =: my by shoving them into back Ast If things got tough for him, or if ‘|enose rivals’ whom he thrust st into be sary dw rman | him, 3 : out-Stalin Stalin, There's no re@-| accurate forecasts based on the |Australia with more gon yet to think he’ll try that. | first few months of operations, |migrants, burned Monday . Since therefore, it would seem,| he feels confident bridge traffic jafter an engineroom t he will have to depend on achieve! wl Resns 75 “gent ahead of |Survivors were picked w ment and time js running out 60 that handled by ferries fw the |British freighter City him at his age, it’s. he will) summer months. _ #2 which transferred. them try a bold and. - road. Roma. There was only c He's shown plenty of boldness and saat te Wehdgs man shew anime German passenger imagination already. son dor 3 —e of 2670 of a heart attack. = ; ® per ent in erry trate, February. | air Hotchery Comer Clerk Boy Shot Dies;\s mos or teast trate, was atchery | I rie | ite Get Blinker Light Second Charge Filed November traffic of 104,585) Waterford Township i Lae: relicien Cans Ne Oe OS 2t See ee ART Part ages ee | as Alves second with 35,983 March |secti All when two youngsters Cheyer Woodward store with pis-| Brown said that commercial tol fire died yesterday. 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Beer ate THE PONTI State’s Road Plans Given'OK . a” ’ : , Z = ay : é = ate 7 tg ae 3 : 24 : : plans’ west of Baldwin and was. once, Special assessm mag yg yg long pinged er mgs te ba ho gg “were ap- narrower ; gutter: projects, including: Proved last night by the City Com-|the street. | an arbor venus, Catal, o Staniy: ; ' They approved improving Cornell - ayenue, to isle; Contracts for construction arejrest to Oakland Avenue. ong oe hy erect cael be signed by the state -* ho Ranke, Stasbey svenes” omer” to| A hearing on curbs and guttersiprenkiin road and Pensacela ° ETP toe on W. New York avenue from|°skiend to Monticello, — is deciding some tients prov tly ao gelling gaara) ld duns vodaans ' cancer patients’ we fo chances for longer life. jobs to relieve ar-|time to circulate new petitions for|F reek Road Accident The coin decides whether they here. Although © the/and against the’ project. Causes Woman’s Death will or won't be given anticancer Perry street has been) Commissioners made this de- es drugs at the time of cancer sur- several years, it also} cision after affected property | NILES (INS) — A freak high- gery. The drugs are aimed at kill- the Commission 8 owners at last night's hearing |way accident killed Mrs. Frank ing escaping cancer cells which money and jobs t© seemed evenly split on whether ||, Kolbe, 33, of Indianapolis, Ind.; could start new cancers elsewhere t present Un-| the project should be included | octerday west of Niles in the body later. F In this year’s improvement pro- |" ; , x + & ? ¢ will cost | gram. Police said a 15-foot steel grain erga yg scientists think ly $1 million, with “Three other curb and gutter pro-|@¥ser fell from a truck, crashed = use f cenae. syoatty, boosts paying $250,000. The |jects‘were approved. They are on|through the windshield of her car te Cnance for cuss, ter Milling aif cost is estimated at Harriett street, Gndillac to Ade-|and pierced the woman's heart. ously well in ani theo > rer with the city paying laide; LeGrande avenue, Baldwin| Four children riding with Mrs. Ba tay davt Mow wether | to Euclid; -and Gladstone ‘place,|Kolbe when the farm tool fell off "its whe, "or indeed essential, is the widening of Perry|CooPer to Edison. - the truck were not hurt. drugs along with surgery from Huron street wey in humans. ; 0 Lake Orion. Op@yk| Dj ] + pi Human tests are the onl Orion. Opdyk - ( : f liman est are the oly way cot Gant wn Pilate Warned of Terror ‘given the drugs, others not e road to « * * ee . (Continued From Page One) Btit who? Deciding each person The city’s funds will be taken . 5 al case would be like playing God » gasoline and | “for I have suffered: much over Him today in a dream.” She folded , So the decision is made by flipping it, and sent a servant with it to Pilate. . — That's actually one of the Objections raised during public It was all she coulddo. » ‘ -, = oe of statistically choos- hearings on 11 other.improvements But she knew Pilate, knew his vain temporizing, his expedient | De Snosage iy fn last night caused some switches) grasping to preserve his power, his brutality. He would stamp-his ae te » ae, Ge seal on the grim verdict: Crucify the Christ. ae ee ee ‘ install curbs and gutters on that) 4s recorded in the ancient Acts of Pilate, presumably taken = cancer expert! WOTES QT portion of Adelaide street that lies! tater trom his in the authees of tama foday to science writers report Rome, Claudia that day making an American Cancer So- . “neither ate nor drank,” and fora long time, was “exceedingly |. ciety tour of leading research cen- oT» ee grieved.” “a , : 7 . ters. "| Says McNamara Ran Price of New Cars -- Her husband remarked sardonically to some priests, “You know The drugs are introduced into the) Out by. Resigning From. | _-| my wife is a worshiper of God.” : Se meena nected | Rackets Committee Probe May Spread morrow: The Bearer ofthe Cross Peace, tel yoefles = LANSING @ — Sen. McNamara} WASHINGTON @ — A federal oat. . “walking out on his responsibility | pricing of new automobiles in the Once there is real evidence that|*? the People of Michigan” in re-iWashington area may be followed the drugs can save lives, they will|#ing from the Senate Labor|by similar inquiries in other parts be given to everyone undergoing |"4ckets Committee. . of the country, Asst. Atty, Gen most cancer surgery, he said John B. Martin, Republican na-'Victor R. Hansen said today. : . tional committeeman from Mich-| --The dealer pricing plan, em- igan, fired the charge yesterday. |pjoying what is known in the trade He said the action “raises the|as ‘the price pack,’ seems to .fol- en 0 | @ question of who owns the Senate low a pattern in several areas,” enpe Workers President) Walter Reuth-/ Hansen, who heads the Justice Willis Told (scxeme, sees seen of EGG ES . ‘that a ‘investiga- ae” le ax eammines 3 in Detroit.!tion into dealer auto prices on the . .* commi Monday, say-|West Coast has been under way f Governor Finds Fault |ifif he could spend his time more|some time. He said also that his ‘With Critical Senator's ee on other committees. /division is looking into pricing 2 The Michigan senater has com-.jpractices elsewhere, but did not Public Debt Figures plained the committee was (pinpoint areas. , “rigged against labor” in its in- ee en investigation is . ef union activities. (the to move into the grand LANSING a. Martin criticized him as the only jury stage. Hansen said use of a — - = committee member to dissent grand jury will make it possible) soft pt Republican — from its annual report signed by to subpoena business récords oa saad — an = code ail other members, including his |which might not otherwise be avail-| . of the state fellow Democrats. 4 lable for FBI inspection. - * * ete pe FREE for _ . Top Value Stamps B. KAMPKOOK STOVE. Burns tegular _ gasoline. Up to 5 hours on one filling. Individual burners......... 51/s BOOKS €. SOUTH BEND CROQUET SET. Official size. Rock maple balls and mallets. Spar BOOKS @ B®. MacGREGOR TENNIS RACKET, Full -° size. Trimmed in blue and white. Suede gtip......- savedsdedvesss 34fe BOORD name gifts that will make your . outdoor living so much more enjoyable. We quarantes each gift you receive to give gomplete satisiection—or you may return = it for reph or exchang . X< GET OUTDOOR GIFTS FREE AT-TOP VALUE REDEMPTION STORES \ op Value | Stamps They're just like Gold 3 me STE a ee oe ee ee ee ee ee " } \ ae : > p ie : : Meh 2s ‘ % : } fs mas : : x ee i te A ay TEN | _ | ) ¢ THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY; APRIL 2, 1958 ae spe scetanaiiaiien fe . ae ; : boro r ee 8 i i ee 1 ‘a ~~ Harlow H. Curtice Says: Bag) oo ae Sympathizers ee nion Action R Traffic Toll Could Be Cut in\ Half tino Site Es =n dfn CHICAGO, Ml, — The nation’s}is to. mobilize public support for|on a sustained, nationwide basis. By such action, be sald, “t do have dt e ye oy - Brownsville, ) Cuba Cemecratty ‘ate . highrony ‘eaite WA cond ba othe tete batty guenees We should concentrate more in-| not mean a ‘vigilante committee’ strike today. Twenty-two aiaiied ~ peared the |. ee ee oe ein half within a relatively short; *. . : tensively on putting our know-| approach. The only ‘de it your- |tion h : a hte ye eanmedien . time if present knowledge of high-| “Certainly we. don't know (jedge to work instead of casting) self’ responsibility of the Indivi- |p, 9 cis \ ee eowtonn ; way safety problems were effec-| everything we should know about |about for~ revolutionary new ap-| dual citizen ts to be a careful [nos ; vest A gti “ iiees Wa ira applied on a nationwide] the e@uses. and prevention’ of | proaches in the mistaken belief) driver and pedestrian himself. jsupport,” he said. “It is rein-| * © © being venoudly Republicans united yesterday in Harlow H. Curtice, chair-} traffie, secldents,” Curtice said. |that present measures are futile.”| We should. leave the technical lforced by the experience of many| The Strikers are en-|2 hospital. ee ae monn’ ot the Prectiont'y Comulstgn “An - intensified research pre- * * © © phase of traffic safety to public | other cities and states which have|camped in the lobby of television 9 bring Fm ogg Neovo for Traftic Safety, declared today.| Stam is urgently needed = with | p11. opmion is on the side| Sficials. Our rele as private |pursued a similar course.” —_|sta The Farms Get 40 Per Cent | Disinets eons, eater * *« © speeial ‘conphacis |about the same number as mostigressman, who travels 175,000 +!“ registered at the border this 4 ness executives are ate, you toad can live at an and makes andjed yesterday — the second time|time,” she said. “I just registered ~ couldn't be wrong. A Har- 15,000 feet, just in. case| That a slot machine in Havanajso9 speches a year. He's totally|sinee Sunday -- on suspicion of!a+’the wrong place.” be vard survey 4 the ‘ost s0¢ Dinnerware Sales Up you were planning to airmail one|bears this pleading sign: “Don't violating the federal law requiring) ‘The customs agent who made|a cessful executives. were the great- ; slug me. eo 1 narcotic addicts to register OMipo, arrests said he was unable est readers—of nonfiction books: YORK—Sales of That Celeste Holm says aj. That Robert Q: Lewis says One Courthouse Visitor (“yy (te, find any evidence she had reg- : saci Giong Bacco Meany By + woman's beauty parlor is a place/occupational malady of pedes- #.-* 9 istered. | be _ That comedian George De Witt/to gross over $70,000,000 the customers can let tiown/trians is that rundown feeling. (| of Without Justice She had been arrested on the cet tells of the man who, accused of count for 25 per cent of hair while it's being put up.| That here's a way to test how af same charge’ Su when she| Rear Adm, Byrd and Floyd Ben- 4 inch ie wife abandonment, told the judge,|tal. United Sts those who say vegetatians|*™art your wife is. Ask her how) MADISON, Wis, — One visitor|returged from a to Tijuana, nett were the first men to fly over ~S : “Your honor, if you knew my wife|sales, according to the the late George Bernard|many ‘of the 6. cuts of beef she'giq more than. just look during|Mexico, and was released Mondayjthe Greenland Icecap and the getas long; :: you'd know I'm, no deserter. I'm/Council, trade association weaklings overlook the|©@" name. - |publie tours f Madison's new com-jon her pledged bond of $1,000. [first men to fly over the North|were increased to that‘ not long cg a refugee!” molders of break-resistant t the gorilla doesn't eat ee" 8 bined city hall and county court-| Miss Burns denied she is now/Pole. Byrd was also the first nianiago — women's feet are becoming Fe That an angry rhinoceros can’ware in this country and Canada. That if you have a handicap'house. ——--- lan addict, Shé said she had:been'to fly over the South Pole Narger in Japan. . i. >: : _ id a ° is = - ge ppy way. ' Krogering! Share the exciting savings and surprises you. Whether it's chocolate chicks for kiddies’ baskets or big plump > your holiday table, Kroger will wrap up your Easter shopping list with: 2 eat pilin SR ale pow SR SM Hog te 1! 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I 1 ! ! t | i i i I 1 | 2 ws. 61° 10% LS choice can KROCER ! be: Kroger..everyday low price. . “4 Reg. 65° black pepper BRAND Can Oe Nx ; Cheer lima beans 9 “mincsn 2 Thomsen sic fomato soup “nn "s:. vegetable soup *1" *:.. cream corm "ers spaghetti “uns x . goodness. Kroger low price. . . . 2233" vegetables we sinc 2 nanan w eee Ee aE ae ae ae ae ae ee ee eae ee eae ae eae eae Uae Uae Uae Uae Ue ee eee ee ee RB KROGER 13 EGG RECIPE angel food cakes | Regular 49¢ value, save toe. Tastes good with strawberries or ice cream. Kroger low price. ~ 2 #65 Zest Get that new Zest glow. 2 wm 29 “Zest - Get that new Zest glow. cee Each —_——S es oo oe oe a ee oe oe ee ae a ae ae a a om om a oe ae am ae ae as 1 me 43} Dash Detergent e i | = Kroger low everyday price. : } I 1 25-02. Ac 1 i i i Pkg. 4] 4 t l ! Red Heart Dog-Food ; ; ; Three delicious flavors ' : ! i 1 Lb. ¢ ? ; i : i 1 i 3 Cons 47 COUNTRY CLUB, CREAMY-RICH j ESSEX BRAND FRESH-FROZEN, SLICED t REGULAR 25¢ A LOAF VALUE 1 DELICIOUS, PLAIN OR BUTTERMILK i Wodeas , | ‘ e i _f 3 gg e ' ; . ice cream strawberries ! bismarck rye ! borden’s biscuits 1 Sow ee a me of I » . 48 Cr. $4.49. , . | Baked fresh i ! a Your choice of several delicious . . E The quick easy way to serve , ; Gel. tome with cak yg 5 Bogal Soudan, —— J Buy plenty of these 10 count OS ane Ae Miller x aon BO sire ae — "19° i Save lle on 2 loaves. 2 = 39° i ots for your Easter feasting, oa r 10° ‘ ; noe waneasaenet ior an blooms naan enka avec cosecksennncadasceees : - -* get low, low prices plus free top value gift, stamps : = r y e We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices effective through Saturday, April 5, 1958 & . ey Vee t 1 f oat Prices effective through Sot., Apr. 5. a ‘OM We reserve the right to limit ; ae quontities. v. / se ik TE RR E SUPERM c= - &) a Mario's Stuffed Olives ,iszcni, “"k* 29° “sx 49° ) Bell's Giant California Ripe Olives wee 29" rd | / ‘ -% - > Velvet Peanut Butler Scr’ 39" Sheerlife Nylons Pre-Eoster Soeciol. ro 99° , Sliced Pineapple 4 bein Bad 106° 3 —" 49° Vernor’s Ginger Ale = foc ier 6 som Plus Depesit Pure Aluminum Foil - Bake your Easter Pillsbury. shor Better Easter Baking! Ham in ‘Pillsbury’s Flour sys AS: a i y Reynolds Wrap glib. «ir tanitim ices. re with , ; aos HF Pishary Gingerbread Mix 279 ii ap od ala a 49" , ’ wa bry tae Ws 3. 79 iar Ce Rags 3 ity te e fi aim s @lmperial @ Swift's Dreanbae: Full Shank Half Smo e ams @lean ® Tender ® Mild Smoked Picnics eee at, we 43° Gold-N-Birds p.cnic'o tou) ana os toe. > Beltsville Turkeys “het ot ace" 553° Fresh Haddock Fillets ori, 59° Golden Yams = 2~ | Easter Flowers | ten, : "e Fresh Asparagus “i Geen’ Banh 2 Delicious Apples ““i'?'S."7" 34. 59° Wrigley Has a Large Assortment ; is . , : > / of Favorites for Your Selection _ 1 Avocado Salad Pears Size w. 19% . Kool Krisp Green Onions tunahee | 6 Bulbs — 19 Z a - a ee | ewes Tulips 6-inch pot ioe , / x | oo ne White House | 5 to 9 Blooms § Lh] Tw . £ . Se. Lilies 6-inch pot r to 3 ; : ou * ; : ‘ pi Cc ff : 5-inch — eH Araleas * ASHE | | +) ee coffees " Regular or 69: ee % : Drip... HYACINTHS 5 ‘Best for Coloring . .. Best for Better Breakfast . . — T+tb, Vae. can | 4 Bulbs 499 1 But ee a ; : brinch pot 1 4-inch pot 69 BRACH’S Eoster Condies mt ‘ nit Lester Egoo— | | , OCEAN SPRAY Trect with Hem All Strained Varieties Jelly Bird Eggs 758k, +. 29 Durkee's Color Kit ccs Sz 2D Cranberry Sauce "sz, 2 ee 45S Heinz Baby Foods 6 - 5% BRACH’S Marshmellow Finest For Your Eester Hem = ape omaha wear owe 1-Lb. Late a | Chicks & Rabbits 3%, ZY dDurkee’s Whole Cloves "is ZI — KrunLhee Potato Chips ss 79S Heinz nor Foods oom SO Marshmalow Eggs “2 DS —Wlener Table Napkins 2 = 49° — Malior's Egy Noodles %2t set BRE Dash—Condesed Delergent “zi $225 GET EINER GIETS FASTER WITH GOLD BE Lt GIFT STAMPS 45 Ss. TELEGRAPH RD. , wat N. PERRY ST. ~~ Northill Shopping Plaza ~ Hol Crogs Buns Ma OGnat me 27° Open 9 ot) THURS. FRI, SAT. Pee . Open “n Sh ° 3, THURS, FRI. el rn Se To Rolls 2 Mee ot 39" , uss ee Book Easter layer Cake =. Gimp = “a” 59" 398 AUBURN AVENUE © 59 S. SAGINAW ST. 5060 DIXIE HIGHWAY c Bros, Enriched Hard Rolls “eam Dang” “ie 39° | a 9 oe Bey 9 te wal, “SAT... - - Open one Daye 9 te FRI. Open 9 te 9, THURS. mS. FR $3 : “ALL WRIGLEY STORES \CLOSED SUNDAY | ov of | rae ae ree : Methodiat "eh ure es, re : e 8 g = pe? ae Orien Township two vi, the Rev. . Alfred Church Womer'’s : no pei tet ber ds acd nl , hh ) Peri aee Gone naar fees.) | Mrs. Harrison. fe Testes aan at Bie. naa i ange ye é ‘ M Dorothy Jean Valentine * i A —— will wt 6: nd Hae? direct the combined choirs of the] ’ leat, fearety eS ap ees . | RONALD AIRD connie = Js “(Nancy E. Kent Marries | Some Fivet Ompeeuma 2 TWO-Hing Ceremony | at's'smte Ease mvc i g PG, 50AR, rs x Ne: ii . Ee Mn ed Nancy E. K fh cote yt Mass at 9 p.m. followed by all) Hope Bible Church wil] have Com- night adoration. munion at its regular service this St. Paul's Lutheran Church’ will evening. : have the sacrdment of Holy Com-| the Easter morning serviees will|of the process is Congregational, First Baptist and |ter at the 11 service. An : cane pat. \ovehgellotic service ic pinsued for| “The event. to “jg, The Rev, H. A. Hudgins will |the 7:30 p.m. fait the U . preach the sermon. - |. The church is located on Sunny-| hous | R 4 Heart Church will have|"** “ive at Pine Knob road. > |SA/ yearly services beginning at 1 p.m. ~)gtaiiding teens, St, Paul's Lutheran Fri-| Troy Service Slated men and J day services begin at 1:15. TROY — A Holy Communion Sacred Heart Church have service be held at 7:30 pan. —- ~ midnight Mass Saturday with the|tomorrow at Troy Methodist |pitchblend — 3 starting at 11 p.m. Daytime Masses be taken into the church at, this/it 1 ; " ape at 6:30 and 10:30 a.m. service. tite. - ef « Congregational Charch will _ , ifr os “tf fe . Easter at 9: | SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK AS : : a nr 230 and 11 a.m. ? ne i ° U Seerres| i m4 =: HATS 5.00 es he Comers il HALF SOLES a lenient allowed services, The Rev. John H. Bal- o MEN'S oe WOMEN'S Teye sirews. White with contrasting velvet, nylon mu % four’s th will be “At | e@ CHILDREN’S rushing, end flower trim... cccseccsscccceceneues Dawning.” - , . Genvine a soatinn ne as ask , i. The Methodist Church will have . Durable Composition a sunrise service at 7 a.m. spon- ROSEBUD WREATHS sand he Yoh Pei. RUBBER HEELS | nee Soni by ice will be at 11 a.m Men's ¢ Women's « Children's 29 heed, Lovely talons to tagcheteo ef plate or 67 A candidate for the pastorate of eee y pees trom. 6 gore beck. White, . the First Baptist Couch. wil co, zee = 5+ Misses’ NYLON Toy pears ays | SAS crown MISSES SIZES 7 to 14.... $7.99 iam. Be be Be OO ae = ee , Wie GLOVES | ‘eg but who now is attending school “ : —— on Se easy to core fer : , \ Ay oe WHILE U WAIT OR SHOP SERVICE = Gist coe | 4 WSCS Units to Meet | e : e , Fone oul te Oulerd Neisner Shoe Repair. — stes, Colin Houston] 42 MN. Seginew : Rear of Ist Floor oo of ' * speaker at Women's Nylon Tricot the Women’ Service of : af the| : L\ : See te wr Zs | Cuaat ge Ser ade oe \ |. Sg bk | eeaex BUNNIES will be intro< ye 4 ae. van. 3 saix : 99 ' $ Hall, chairman of the afternoon fa V, . m / : Flee quaitty'Pictere Boot toy’ beanies, Y apke _ ay | Poe 7 Lay rectining bunny. Lovely ° Je tedlce trimmed ith sylen | E2880” pastel coters. Kiadies love ‘em. $4.99 lece, shadow proot panel, bel- : fom trimmed with 7 rows of —l | thee pylon ticet White Sites | AT NEISNER'S.. A LARGE VARIETY OF Rw? & ii ee FILLED EASTER BASKETS AND CANDIES [ Women’s Nylon Tricot Plush BUNNIES : , ; . HALF SLIPS Chocolate RABBITS 59 .00 : Milk chocolote decorated sitting ond stond- a oat eee pois malgiyealey : ; * . trim th s w end fine toh, Hit’ geist boy's oom hime ® a on 29 of 9 oz. 19% and om am SOLID MILK CHOCOLATE... py ad 3y, 02. 35¢ oy, oz. 59° Sizes to 6. y FOIL WRAPPED CHOCOLATE for Children = “Chick Chicl" and “Happy Easter” | i— | 10: i9e : Variety of solid colors to oft off nes : | ' a : ~ your suit or sweater. Buy several, : i Be. ss j 4 , | di . Fore tool rev epee . . 3 the? Persone! message... : 3 “ i 4 Non 0 Tiul @ WEISNER’S open _ BLAKE Neisner’s Shoes | 42 North (7 C@U¢ @ NEON 9. OPEN 7 -RADIO TV i. eisner's Snoes— | Stiais St... - _ YOUR Fammy sHoprine CeNTeR = = —s-«o:30 to S390, 3149 W. Huron ey at | | aginaw whe “ _ Jie _ Mon. & Fri. 9:30t09:00 ate 85791 AL OPEN MONDAY’ AND FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 | te | | pr a yee e i = ‘ ‘ i | es 7d if % e Hing z =A arene He , oe : EA : \ eed MAN l ae joe ; \ ‘ a cue San rae Ae, a oN en Nt RRS Rear ee ee fae Se ee le Se x : ok ee é ' ‘ : ee Ct ee Tee ee 7" ig epg tN a“ ae ee a ee ee Oe 6 4 OS “also making better drivers ot adult _ drivers. ST IIIIIIIIIIITITITTITITITITITITITiiTlTiti fritid eeeeee \ FOURTEEN « Siiees Depths May Be Last Hiding Place Student Driver Education Aids © Adult Motorists EAST’ LANSING w—Dkiver edu- eation in Michigan high schools is paying an unexpected dividend in an report was made \by William Mann, associate professor — of sceliae education and also\a mem- ber of the Highway Traffic) Safety Center at Michigan State wacigel of the parents. take an active terest in how and what their chil- dren are learning in dtiver edu- cation courses. - i ‘About 50 per cent of the parents’ said their own driving had been affected by the course work. Many indicate the courses made them realize they needed to be _ better models when it came to driving. Others said they hadn't realized they had acquired bai driving habits until their children pointed out faults. 1 Mann reported the parents had only one recurring complaint. “Have the driver education teachers coach the youngsters to * National Academy of Sci- ences sponsored an intensive sum-| ; jmer\, study group at Falmouth, ‘|Mass., in 1956, dealing with the sea and national security. The * military aspects of the ocean wete thought to present a situation sufficiently serious so that 60 to. 8) very important people gave up their summer jo think about it : What did the¥talk about? * * * Here are some good bets: The true submarine. presumably is’ just around the corner. To date, | the sub has-been merely.a surface} . ship that could submerge, but as be more tactful when criticizing their parent's driving,” they asked. GATHERING DATA U.S, ‘Scbanographers are al-p ready engaged on the task of gathering this gnformation. At in- ‘Sama nae Reig Fa tervals of roughly 80 miles, thei’ be st it advances in technique, :it- will to check the. - target's neatlorhar der The data & ob- da TONIGHT THRU SUN., APRIL 6 NEES: FRI. and SAT. 3 and 5:30 EVENINGS 7 ond 5 — SUN. EVE. 5 ond 7:30 Ar pe BOULEVARD go deeper—as much as 2% miles KRE $3.9 Sizes 7 to 14 ‘Spring starts out right, bright, and beautiful as your young’ buds_ blos- som out in these pretty new dresses ... 80 very fashion- able, so wearable, so egsily washable. Many Styles Reduced to Meet Your _ Easter Budget e e ° * $ . e ‘ 3 ) ‘.. aie SGE’S TEL-HURON CENTER ONLY j Girls Dresses - _ Only = the family’s choice - wh ‘PARK FREE. PAVED, LIGHTED PARKING LOT soeccccccocesccasocscssocoocsonesesenseoooes greercesccccerccrccsccesceecesnesesssoseoeeeeeteegeeanebocosesoceees It’s SO SMART to SEW and SAVE Buy Now at These Fine Savings! : Border Pillow - Case Prints Brand New Spring ' - Selection Save $10 yd. SPECIAL 29. reescccasenccccconnanneneueveqeusnevenssssstsssevsssssessesscecssessee® / SOOT COSCEOSOSHSONOSSESSS SCO SOOSERSECE ¢ 2. ' eo sasessccccesesecescosccasccesssecossceseeees fits— We none ya ana @ LIME PEEL Only | | 1 SAV JRON Get a mote delicious ham. Get more eating for your money. 4 Get your Easter Ham now ,a * + ~ these Lenos, ae ee ' @ LEMON ICE | @ SEA FOAM \ ee 7 : . Just In —Our Terrific New Burlington Dacron and Gotton Carefree Fabrics They wash soos or no ironing—45 in. wide. For your prettiest Easter. out- @ PINK ICE @ PARFAIT ‘ FABRIC SHOP Ph. FE § CENTER ily, need little Dobbies, — *-4457 Soncendeccccvocccececccoccscenaesanbassseueedeaseeeessebuunbebheseoss. 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WRIGLEY'S textured calf $1295 ‘Red @ Blue © Flex soft, light and * attractively P tailored. 3.3 ; 3 ° ° 8 : e e «e . ‘ ‘~@ 3 3 3 thursday, friday, : e s e 3 Royalon MELMAC 8 3/ saturday 3 » © fe e : Famous Quality Melamine Dinnerware ‘$ : : : (33 E ars } 4-Piece Place Setting: 3 aster. * © ¢@ ; e ° 2 @ e 3 33 coats: . 4a o 4 M s 3 , : $ : : : @ in hopsacking : . 3 338 @ in flannel $ ~ oF ee e “ g@@ +e - 4 $ A SAVING OF 3 3 $ 30 ®: $4. FP) 50% OVER THE $ $ 22 H 3 : ais 3 : , odes : Sy e ; 2 , ee : usually ‘ : Ge Royalon makers of the e : : = ray re ee aie ae 4° Easter’s new costume déserves a beau- : pa fine china brings you : 2 tiful new coat! New chemise $ S. ’ soe: pocorn sinas ° : coats! Slim-line coats! ~ Button : 3 i setting includes:’ 3° ¢ and clutch coats in spring’s best $ sy 2 3 fabrics—lighter-weight hopsackings, $ ge Dinner Plate $ $ flannels. Sizes 8 to 16. | 4 ~ Cup — : : sketched: button-front coat with huge § 3 a ~ Saucer = 3 pockets. Beige, grey, brown : : + Fruit Dish 3 § hopsacking. ‘S H ee ta 33 Special, $22.30 : “a4 chipping for two full © 0 a es couabaetia * 3 , air” Pattern a H : : . 7. e ¢ Pea i 4 gers $3 ft H > . ee ae = : 3 -s . r} 4 Thelen That : 3. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER : ; 7 * Gift Wraps © te : : open 4 nights to 9 p.m, 30, a : ‘Free! a 2.2 ain: o$ zie \ sy re Fe ecting Yeq we 3 ze Cee ‘Te-Harea Shopping Cent Pee Yi : _mendey, Wherediay, fridey, soturdey | oe ts of tas : ’ 3 ° ree si geGetas eedmieessbinngnebuinencisveobessbcbdniosbviesnsecca eeareneepiecnseasevenssosnnencnanesurneoenes ce 2 ce ae i we” odd + . Ps ate os age —— pn % an peudithipennudesetavecceccaseccesscedcooes ‘BOTANY'500°— Talmud by DAROFF ° Destines Perfection Tailoring Adds New Distinction to the World’s Finest Dacron*-Worsted Blend _—Look high and low. You won't find a finer Dacron-worsted fabric than the one used in our Dactone suit. This exclusive lightweight fabric is perfection-tailored by Daroff of Philadelphia into a gifted warm. weather suit that sheds wrinkles overnight . . . is always comfortably cool. Come in for.a free and friendly try-on. We think you'll like the fabric, the tailoring, and what you see in the mirror. key America’s Greatest Clothing Value at its Price! P coe Look influential ...look for this label! , “Shop the Stores That Nevg _- Tel-Huron Compromise on Quality” or 51 North. Saginaw St. oma Open Mon., There. You Save UL i — You Sav ve e Money - Ee - You Get More and Better Value Too at sonseaescesesenscesesesanesoveqessessnacaseonaoasessesosoesneese etn, seneaeseccenccseecsocssecsceessseoasesesssesssoussoessoosezsees : AI inn endcne¥ensenesoncooersccescscoonesengeeneesesboeeeooesocoeesesesscsessnsosoese eeeeeeeees PYYiiisiiiiiiiiiiisiriiiii i. it) a : lla new store ot 37 South Saginaw Street. Entire stock for sale... + cluding fixtures, show cases and rocks for ~ sale . AN OFFER. 4 e “LARRY BENSON Bulganin to Keep —— NOW! Right-Before Easter You Can Buy Brand Names i in Fine Suits— Sport Coats -- Slacks - Shirts -- Sierra cst Etc. at- 30% to 10% off . Re 8.95 Dress Paste -iow Kgs 4. 77 Reg. 10.95 Stacks-Now . In- . MAKE ME ererer treet irs) er Teer tee? OVER 1400 PAIR OF SLACKS Reg. 12.9% Slacks —- Now sen eeaeedes Perro ert: FREE ee Le ed on eee I] Odds and Ends Tie Assortment— From our window models. Values to $2.00. Some soiled from han- Pe) eee eS ee eee eee ‘| © SPORT COAT oer , $2 Only 1-39.50 Charcoal Grey Suede Leather Size 38 REG. 35¢ COTTON DRESS OR WORK SOX. Your Choice...... Limit 6 Pair. Reg. 1.25. rn 4 16° =. "746 pipers Se he Nagin thon stay 3.95. SPORT SHIRTS, your choice. ., 3 Fine Wool Plaid 19.95 LEISURE | JACKETS, sizes 38-40-42, Your choice. sale a ere! gi My Reg. Price 45.00 | Only 8 import Weol CAR COATS fe) chia S14 Your Choice 97 677 87s DRESS SOX ...... 2 ace and SHORTS, your choice «+++» Young Men Attention: All 2.00 & 2.50 Reg. 1.00 Nylon Washable cotton, assorted colors ‘Leether D ’KHAKIS |]. “BELTS. STRETCH SOX eri! 37 || owes OT |] 21% ASPHALT. rane ies + meron Rnmeaes ot Sania bres MEN'S STYLE CENTER 15 M. Saginaw Street Between Pike & Lawrence | te GROUP 1 Voloan to. 49.50. Odds and onde. All 36-37-38 Sults. = ny i oli .3:GROUPS OF SUITS! “i 4” GROUP 2 . Reg. Price 49.50 to 54.50 4 Sherkskin Custom Shop Rog. 59.50 69.50 Import All Wool Sharkskin or Worsted Suits. Your 34 ~*38 | Only 21 Pair Denim 5.95 Walking Shorts Sizes 29, 80, 31, 32, 36, 38, 40, 48. Your choice seeeeene SP etree err eeees Seer tene 8.95 Bathing Trunks, small, medium only....5...+.+5+ Y Pers Lu . : Your Choice for Now and Next Winter. Our 8.50 and 10.00 sre se | Setity lab Values to 14,95 HATS — SWEATERS eau, 77 cake: 4” , Choice & | Fine All Wool Botany : ie OFF iplen& Twi ae mance ing SPORT SHIRTS ates , ; v : "? EIGHTEEN | | a. 2 | | “BRING THE FAMILY . . Come as “You Are 2 “Miracle. lile | SHOPPING CENTER S. Telegraph ot Square Lake Rd. i et ert wit do een bas ) | OAVING | Staaeg NOLtAR Ss Sie || ies CORRE. We YOU GET ¥%% ON SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Dionne Viiclers "omen tance es _SHANK PORTION MIRAGLEMILE & DOWNTOWN] | PRICES SLASHED on BOYS’ ond GIRLS Spring Jamboree || | _EASTER CLOTHES SII Riot : KFelo Save $7 on — | @ y- Spring Suits | .. © Boys’ Sport Coats @ yi or All Weather Coats © Ladies’ Lined Faille Dusters | KROGER “Grade A Fresh Mixed LARGE EGGS | 49s. | | - This Low Price Good at All : Kroger Super Markets store THEM TOO! | et Both Stores of Free Po FULLY LINED © _ oa! Schoolgirls’ sizes 7-14 CO-ORDINATES . “Schoolgirls! anes Schoolgirls’ sizes 7-14 pee oe eT | SRM * a: aes 4 ~ \ Reg. 8.98 ' Reg. 8.98 = Reg. 6.98 Pretty wonderfu E bie as pretty as t Crisp ‘linen- look’ rayon Here's what you get; waist to andy — joy te = ped ‘ x fashioned in Spring’s best length jacket. full skirt, fee habl budget color... navy blue. De- co-ordinated sleeveless . Fashion pec ig Pastels, . i ink. 7-14, . signed by “Ginger Lane’, blouse. lace hat and bag. | 10 eo wirH Your EASTER OUTFIT — COLORED SEAMLESS NYLONS | fp 99 | CLASSIC SLIPON GLOVES : , Be bed LOVELY co STER BAGS REVERE ws | COPPER CLAD STAINLESS sTeee 2-QUART You Save $3.75! Only 20 to Go at This Big Savings! [POOL | HARDWARE | Ww Miracle Mile Store PREP Boys’ - E7\XBEE'! PREP BOYS’ | MEW SPRING /) NIT ‘IVY LEAGUE’) SPORT COATS ROME! §=-2-PIECE Man-tailored Ss 4 4 8 just like Dad's.’ e > if SUITS \ Reg. 17.98 BE CK | MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER | __ Open 10 A.M, to 9 P. 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STATION WAGON & Eritry Blanks ot ot All Miracle Mile aa Center Stores — No Pu ch ls 4 : i ‘att - more cheaply than tourist, hither- . lass to London and back is $783. She Still Leads Full, Active Life ; European Flight Prices Slashed New Famed Novelist Urges Cancer Victims to Consult Physicians Without Delay _ “Economy | Class| (The story ot y of Travel Inaugurated mov whe hare on ‘Sandwich Specials’ jisstructive NEW “Sandwich - began flying out of Idlewild International Air- yesterday with full loads, It was the day the new economy} class service, minus hot meals and alcoholic drinks — as low as) $454 round-trip New York-London — began on the trans-Atlantic airlines. *: * * Persons with round-trip econo- my tickets to London rode $113 to’ the least expensive way. First} Inauguration of the third, economy ciass of air travel culminated a 15-year fight by Juan Trippe, president of Pan American World Airways, who, since 1943, has argued the wis- | dom of flying “‘the average man | ; at what he can afford te pay” Trans World Airlines, the other big U.S. carrier on the Atlantic, reported its kitchens had turned out a mountain of 1,500 sandwiches to start off the day, TWA is list- ing 38 economy flights weekly. Pan Am DC-7Cs are carrying 104 pessengers on the Sandwich Specials, 76 tourist and 56 first class. When its 707 jetliners start flying this fall, they'll load 165 economy class passengers, 122 tourist and 86 first class. . A Gallup survey recently asked people what one section or feature of their daily newspaper YORK (INS) — The| they) Truly. Fantiine os hin. time. 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Buehrig of Clarkston spoke of her life in Japan and showed her own wa- tercolors to members of Round Table Club Tuesday in the Elizabeth Lake road home of - Mrs, Elmer Reynolds. * * * The speaker explained na- tive “ikebana’’, Japanese for floral arrangements. Hostesses for the Tuesday .. Mrs. William Gordon gave a report of the Michigan State pb rercaney of Women’s. Clubs nce which was held in — Ann Arbor. Dear Abby.... Women’ fa ee es SARL Tee ande arte aie ms Pentiae Press Photos originally designed for Peter the Great of Russia. Such fine antiques will be found at the sixth annual Antique Show and Sale at All Saints Episcopal Church April 8, id and 10. fe Barre i OIE CEES LEE is MMT a Bi 5 Lace tie Ra as Ns Section. le i a m8 Personal News of Area the city as the houseguest of the Ray E. Taylors of Neome drive. to Day- steal | in Pontiac, Miss Moore was entertained by friends at a cooperative dinner. in the Taylor home. * *® * Weekend dinner guests of the Rehearsing for St. Dunstan Guild production of “Come Back, Little Sheba” are Mrs. Robert Raich, a veteran of, many guild plays, and Jerry Newman, _who is making his first appearance with the group. The show, which opens April 11 for a two-week-end run at Cranbrook Pavilion, will be open to the public. Performances begin at 9 p.m. Paul Hagles of Middlebelt road were Mr, and Mrs. Everett Wolfin of Saline. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Hagle’s son, Paul, will arrive from the University of Mich- igan where he is a sophomore. He will be accompanied by his roommate, Richard Almy. The two will leave Sunday for the East where Paul will be interviewed for a summer posi- tion doing laboratory work in the field of chemistry. ; * * * To travel to Akron, Ohio, this weekend are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Haushalter of Scott Lake road who will visit his sister, Mrs. Claude Frederick. From there the Haushalters will go to Girard, Ohio, to _Spend Easter with their son- ~ in- in-law, “daughter - and — daughters, Mr. and Charles W. Ague, Eli Ann and Barbara Jo. * *® * Carolyn Leacher has received her cap at ceremonies conduct- ed at Harper Hospita] School of Nursing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Leacher of Murphy avenue, * * * On Thursday, the Taylor University Varsity Quartet will appear at the Perry Park Baptist Church. The public has been invited to attend the service, which will feature messages brought by the stu- ’ dents as well as singing. * *® *® Receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Cyn- thia Melanie, March 25 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Perry of Birmingham. Maternal grandmother is Mrs, Helen Jay of Detroit. Paternal grandparents are the Stanley Perrys of Detroit. Don’t Hint Around— Speak Up! By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My brother-in- law. has owed me $500 for six years. Since that itime he has * traded two cars and now he’s starting to build he owes me? DEAR OWED: People don’t “forget” a debt of $500. A hint won't do it — tell him in plain words that you'd like him to o start paying off. He didn't “hiht” when he borrowed it, ti & DEAR ABBY: So... “A a house. This, Wife Who Knows” thinks all we secretaries have to do all day is make whoopee with their husbands? We may arrive at the office looking glamorous, but after a hectic day of cater- ing’ te the boss’ whims, putting up with his childish tantrums, placating all the people he's in- sulted to make him look like a god to his clients, we don’t care how we ook! As for that vodka bottle in the bottom drawer .. . I wish ’ I had one. I'd like to break it over miy boss’ fat head and give HIM away. | A SECRETARY. WHO * KNOWS BETTER she had cavorted all the way with six different men. My brother never remarried after that because he lost faith in women. He passed away a single man. Now his ex-wife is calling herself. a WIDOW in- stead of a divorcee. How can we stop her? HIS SISTER DEAR. SISTER: You can’t stop her from calling herself whatever she wishes, but I imagine those who know her are still calling her by -the name she earned. ~ ¥. * * DEAR ABBY: I am on the verge of a nervous breakdown becatise my husband (age 46) refuses to go to night school” although he can’t read; write, understand the eS ee sonar body ig robbing him blind be- cause of his ignorance. He says _ he is too old to learn and would rather watch Westerns on TV than go to night school. What can I do with this stubborn mule? DISCOURAGED DEAR DISCOURAGED: He ‘is NOT too old to learn, but it he thinks he is and is too * lazy to try, then let him suffer the cohsequencés, * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO CON. CERNED .M.D.: If you are a doctor you know that a psychia- trist is also a physician and would not treat a patient for , a mental iiness until all. the possibilities of a physical ill- ness have been dealt with. , x * For a personal reply, write to Abby in care: of The Pontiac Press. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope, ‘Franklin Crawford of Commerce road is seated at his desk, handmade from the wood of one large black cherry tree. Franklin’s parents, the Franklin CG. Cravfords, are avid antique collectors and fond of Antiques of All Kinds Will Fill Church Cum By opening hour, 11 o'clock Tuesday morning, Stevens Hall gymnasium, Al] Saints Episco- pal Church, will be crowded with hundreds of antiques of all kinds for that popular pres- ent-day bazaar and fair known as an antique show. * * * Here the fine cabinet work of ~ a‘ substantial Chippendale or Queen Anne piece, delicate Hep- plewhite, or‘ graceful Sheraton, will vie for attention with coun- try-made hutch tables, cup- boards, dry sinks and decor- ated Pennsylvania Dutch ieces. Some wil] have satiny ' re- - Cfinish, many will show proud distress marks, others boast of the original varnish, paint or gilt. COLORED GLASS . Here the soft glow of colored giass in shades of red, green, blue, amethyst and amber will rival the beauty of precious jewelry, also shown. a * * There will be pattern glass, - too, and art glass and milk glass. Dishes of all kinds, utilitarian _ gtoneware, ‘earthenware, “woodenware and pewter in the Five pages today in Women’s Section shape of mugs, plates, platters and bowls, will be offered, along with delicate but endur- ing porcelains. The list of finer ceramic pieces is Jong and in- cludes Wedgewood, Leeds, Newhall, Lowestoft, Rocking- ham, Staffordshire, Havilland and Sevres. * * * There will be frames and old irrors, prints and oils. One Caer from Ann Arbor, a new exhibitor to the Pontiac show, extensive col- and a few old gold coins. OTHER COLLECTIONS There will be candle-holders, lamps and sconces, iron, a. silver and tinware. * * * Among the collections will be 18th Century “Dutch cookie boards, early silhouettes, to- bacco jars, fairy lamps. The all-out antique lovers who tolerate nothing but authentic pieces in an all-antique house, May Tea to Be Held by Branch Plans were discussed Tues- day morning in the North Lake Angelus road home of Mrs. Louis Golden for a May 28 tea to’ be given by Lake An- _ gelus Branch of Woman's Na- tional Farm and Garden As- sociation, Mrs. Peter J. Dunn is chair- . man for the tea, which will _ be held from 3 until 8 p.m. Interested men as well as “women will be taken on a gar- ‘den tour of the former Fisher estate, now owned by the Jack Rothbergs. Emphasis will be on the Oriental gardens. and spring gardens. /Mrs. Robert Lake -reported on the state queen meeting. a / those who combine heirloom pieces with reproductions, and those who have discovered the of antique accessories in rwise modern decor, all will find something of interest. * * * Those who would not give houseroom to an ‘antique will find fun in the quaint_ relics, pleasure in durable beauty and an education in the styles and Sitting beneath one of her prized possessions, a hand-colored lithograph found at a Pontiac antique show, is Mrs. Theodore Pauli of Illinois ave- Presidents’ Breakfast Scheduled April 15 plocés withs lace! history. This-desh wes mide to. kinds of household treasures of the past. Herbert Martin, Pontiac's blind chair caner, will be there with examples of his craft. HAND-WOVEN ITEMS A large collection of hand- woven articles will be offered by members of the Michigan Weavers’ Guild andthe De- troit Weavers’ Guild. ing room. order about 80 years ago for William Beatty, who lived on a 1 nia on Voorheis road. Tea will be available on the nue. Mrs. Pauli is fond of the baby ducks, and the soft colors in the picture complement her green and brown liv- Council of PTA Studies Meetings Effective committee meet- ings were-demonstrated at the meeting of the Pontiac Coun- - cil of PTA Tuesday evening at Hawthorne School, * * * ' Mrs. William Wright acted — ~ as commentator, and partici- pating as .committee’ members to demonstrate the - efficiency ofa properly conducted meet- ” {ng were Mrs. Robert Lake, Mrs, Leonard Saari, Horton Soythworth, Ralph Dawe, Mrs. \ ‘ at Stanley Boyd, Mrs. — Weaver, Mrs. Lyle Dusen- bury, Warren Abbott and Mrs. ~ Thomas Henson. Announcement as ide of the Presidents’ Breakfast to be held at Central Methodist Church April 15, Mrs, Saari is general.chairman of the af- fair. In charge of reservations are? Mrs. Dusenbury and Mrs. Roland Stephigon, * * * : On April 16, a PTA district workshop will be held in-Roch- ester High School at 7:30 p.m. Council members also. were told of the 4ist annual state convention of the Michigan Congress of Parents and. Teachers which will be heid April 22 and 3 in Muske- gon, : - The social ; et TWENTY-TWO ne : 2. kee : 7 . i Se ape} : 5 = 26 is a a ¢ we . i : . To Seat Parents. ight and his father.on yous ut Tic St — a : so eee poe oy If your parents and your hus- | right. Your father is on your : oie ec Se. . ~~ ee a __guests in your home, seat your ‘. on your husband's left. = ; : ee V-—f We 14% , ‘ = : : FE 2 - Apa? ; oes x go Be yee = | ff ATL West Pike entiag - There is usually one | D sPECI SPECI SPE SPE SPE AL’ go» {CHASE SRCHASE MRCHASE .CH ASE SHAS Spring Coat... > Regular to $75 SPECIAS 7 [RCHAS _ tnrones es, tert Bes, 8 $585 SPECIA: RCHAS Bent tise this Pootue. 8% to 12 - $6.95 795 | one y | packed event! 12Ya to 3 $7.95 $8,95 | SPECI SHOTWELL'S | SPECIA RECIA TELEGRAPH’ at HURON Moh., Thurs., Fri, 10 to 9 — Tues, Wed., Sat. 10/to 6 = Sunday 2 to S - . With ‘Easter just a skip - away, now's the; time to Choose the new spring shoes you wont your. youngsters’ to have — carefully fitted to give their growing feet extrg support and comfort. - SHOE STORE EAST SIDE SHOPPING CENTER “a | al is 3 Ss 3 AUTOMATIC Choice of the world’s -f] “who's who” for good | looks, | pendability. 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Huron ul | - 656 AUBURN AVE. : Ane Uae oo , Vas Z XS. ‘ \ ; | { i : . ’ ’ ‘ ‘ f s advances and preparations are +) expensive, : at any time. | _ Phone Edythe MeCullech | Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431, # £ EE ‘ &§ | 608 Pontiac State Bank iE i | : Reservations x = a é + B il g 5 3 Ta i pct : eli tithe | 4 k i 4 ate i Hi 3 rf i f i j E | Hi of if ith ‘| Bride-Elect We will be happy to assist you. Deen in = copaaax ad 150 guests. penised me if 1 would: leurn-to. play, a. good game of “A month ago he admitted I was pretty good and a r eLehtar baled Entertained at Shower , f fl eas i ar. agri = i He i EF Mrs. Charles Redmon, -Mrs. L. G. Mathews, Mrs. Alfred Sand- berg and Mrs. Robert Gierman, : * Canptci, us. Vet wary, | Hair Styles v | PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL | 11% S$. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. son | Enroliments Available in Day. or Evening. 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Coat Salon—Second Floor fas Pauli’s Shoe Store - } | t 35 N. Saginaw St. _»serving Pontiac for Over 75 Years" ir | | F t tl : a | ef ¥ — ay ‘2 ? 5 ae : | F 5 fe af m | I : = i ii E il: art. 8 “ 1 +f Patent: The twinkle in spring's éye |’ For a quick pickup or refresher when feeling tired and tense, take a soothing bath “Strike a pretty pose” in all your. new spring fashions with a bra by Playtex B 5 g new from “Cotton Pretty” . . . machine-washable bra. Embroidered cups, elastic diaphragm. The one bra that months of washing Won't change. Sizes 32to 40,A-BC” 2.50 © “Party Pretty” .; . the dainty new nylon bra. Fine nylon net. frames the embroidered ¢ups for perfect uplift. White in sizes 32 to 40, A-B-C cups. | 2.95 . 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For she can dunk out ; in any degree of for- blouses at night and wear them ways tell an American girt by [C2 tfavel light and always look her easy alr of 4 oni ‘camoaby areca, be| Group Will Hear a thitandckit aattts wim | Nature Lore Talk “As there was quite a lot (good ae : at pesty let over and. my [en dari ALL SLIPS! and I seldom eat des- | So easy to crochet—use any kind : gts ‘tnt aied tery plu of rnc metal at Capa peer PEAS! ad a a con aon ap: {* Bend. eb ‘ooue vot g° to : ( for pattern " ‘that I was very unappfeciative. (for lst-class rea, Hy ech es ee te Oink et tae ee ee *s orue zen ne Botner me] SAM BENSON eed attern , name, 5 * Answer: I'm sorry but I niivess bal, each 9, 20 South Perry St. - _ have to agree with your hus- | As a bonus, two complete pat-§ * " PS as ce oe Lae ieee Dept See FREE! tan or -yow had urged her to “share” {Dozens of other designs you'll want/§ Any Parking Lot what was left, you could have ito order—easy, fascinating hand- given her most of it, and at |work for yourself, your home, gifts, — the same time have been ap- |bazaar items. Send 2c for your]: : ‘a preciative of her gift. copy of this book today! A gece PRO NALLY sion came up in our ottice the | Show Training | STYLED HAIRDO other day as to how long an this Easter expectant mother may go to | and Treatment “aT tnd mot toma pedicel sana. | OF Palsied Child) _ IMPE aegeesishyé Mrs. Elizabeth Kirety, | BEAUTY SALON Answer: It entirely Sane daaiece me Ouifand 219 Auburn Ave. wach ay ee: whenae oa Mn. Bveiys No A EEE wincigaiy soa oe aad her per | Siero education | "*sSEet ‘tte Grea Se ere tion she may work | PreSchool Nursery, spoke . Tuesday evening to Fashionette eae tee Sant | Club which met in Adah Shel- Personalize Your coechie ama |e ase imag pu ce, : of the training and ee car cnn | Str snes set | MONOGRAMS Pit none op Post: I have a ia apt gat ori , eee Oe ee gute te te Siaenoor mecting lat week te Scholtes ass this should be done both trophy Lowell +4 you please help me?” : 101% N. Saginaw FE Answer: It you have neither wag ae Talks — grandmother nor aunt fo an- i i thea A Magnificent New Hotel... nounce ners Fant be. to tie re ta Gay Mexico .City announced impersonally t “ Unreality” was ‘ef. way: “The engagement of Miss (subject of a message by the Rev. Continental Louise Joned, daughter of the (Galen Berche when members of H. John Jones, | the First Philathea Class of First ilton Mr. Henry (Baptist Church met at the church’) cosmepettne slaganes tn O14 Mexies and’ Mrs. | Tuesday. EE For reservations and tratie- : Also participating in the program ation arrangements, sce were Mrs, Bessie Bogardus, Mrs. «your Dealer in Dreams” and Mrs. William who pre- BIRMINGHAM l sented two vocal duets. TRA SERVICE a , oe een cae ‘Adams and ber COM H iy tunities irmingham and Mrs. John Lewis when ~ Chapter Sows Fe ip. “ PERMANENTS, from. . .. $5.00 § ssery on Seebaldt street: : ] i % Marie MeOH of East iro 5 CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP > ie Guna mesteg en May & Ce ead eal ditindineds add diktne noe _ /- P r {'S* PITTSBURGH PAINTS As one of Michigan's largest Pittsburgh Paint dealers we offer you a complete line of these famous paints. And because of our rapid turn-over you are FRESH stock! : PERSONAL COLOR SERVICE : We also offer you the versatile MAESTRO COLOR system ... - hundreds of today’s most wanted colors! 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The T-like-this-but type.who | “Your Health Is Our Concern” | — es be Joan is | 660. AUBURN AVE. ot Sen ee eae =| 9. The jolly girl who laughs ! hysterically. saying, ‘Ho, ho, ae \ here's a scarf again, I'll bet,” * a / Populer Prices THE LITTLE MARTYR Neumode Hosiery Shop | 82 N. SAGINAW ST. * vesrme |) RIKER FOUNTAIN |,’ onc. year'e allowance -: . 2 sabe i F Riker Building Lobby ‘on ryone’s gifts, who sits | ~ > ¥ou do not need toraccept a fr e 3 "3 i] FE a rf asf me Be fil i Hi ite eh #8 7 f $ | Mechanics ot the ongun were relax= No Disrobing No Effort « No Embarrassment . Aids in Slenderizing.:. 898 , _— and Relieving Body Tension =| BEAUTY SALON | Riker Bldg—Rear of Lobby 5 be 3 ae : : ) = a! > Ps oh é Wo ie ae es ee I : SEs ; ' gs oe e eet ae ‘ gute : : . : t ag Sa et ei = te ai ‘ Pas ae Cee te : ask Oe ee ee ao pee : js . = "we 8 SS = fe ; pe eo ‘ Be. hie ee a Sg eS z oe wee oe oe £ Ce eas 52 saeee = sot See ee ca ee & 2 £ fee Be 3 ites wed ea 3 2 ae Se : & rea oo ? % ee -e S & = = ae z +: ox 5 a-tron’ terian Church Piano. selections were presented, ° tilt ahi wn tink’ steer 12 ‘The only unit of ies hind shee siemibe by Richard Williams, Nancy - _. yeaae- of close cpliaboracian with doctors, cher pact, sacha apdecie arpa slenderizing and muscle toning, {Mang indi. viduals noe having a weight problem make Mrs. Donald a, ee | Sy teckrcil mow. Wo cogate oa : ) i e le ‘ you : : weed for a compleve wath the benefits possible wih ortas / q 101 N. Saginaw Street among the finest of Easter traditions Could there be ‘any finer way of bringing the spirit and the promise of [Easter into your home and the homes of your friends and loyed ones A beautiful blooming plant, a gorgeous arrange- | ' MOTHER-DAUGHTER CORSAGES—What a thrill... @ beav- tiful Easter corsage for Mom ...a@ matching one for each daughter. You'll be mighty proud of your best girls this Easter. ment of flowers for your home or a corsage for the ladies to wear with their Easter costumes . ; . these are among our finest traditions. . Order early from the Allied Florists. Association member near you for wider selections. ALLIED FLORISTS ASSOCIATION (Ss | Jacobsen’s Flowers } Your Allied Florist in Pontiac — galt SEEMS. = ~ « Fresh Grown Easter Plants from our own Greenhouses in Lake Orion urge you to shop | and... extra-special quality. fitted with our kid-glove care! \- ~ * Dunstan’s Flowers 3484 W. HURON - MER oa * FE 2-8301 |. \ © Member of Allied. 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Sih 4m the second. | tie . | PRICES COME SAVE. ; Aiveaty MAL... | oo istde Bird was far trom|to. the cenves and hp. stumbled|ie St tet men’ : io ee game stand’ as thousands of his|legged derelict. Bassey followed) bosons interested pick a man to win the Masters|dles of, eduntrymen from south of the bor-jwith another right hand smashit,. Drive-In team , this -week-end,” said Doug Ford, : der and Los Angeles’ large Mexi-\and Moreno did a drunken shuf+ on Jerry Barnfather : "Lye my moa , Wages nade esgic Pr oe = Se: 5 ad er aise hoes _Fans Buy Spots That Disappear Bassey, also @ deft boxer,|ing a feeble effort to rise, when cf pa Tutte ww | at eacly te viet ime” || Won tebing Saate PI sioped or blocked most of Mo-jRaferee Tommy Hart coumted him Car & Truck Rentals tat en anishing Seats Plague mite that even the punches go SAUNDERS Drive-It-Yourself SYSTEM. §| Although no man has ‘ LiL:..2 arms plenty It was a fine for Bassey, Me ok é: a es en Dodgers Officials . te ee wit was a fine payday for Bassey,/® AEE 1957 CARS LIFT GATES—PADS 9| golf tournament, opening Thurs- c : : In the third, Bassey opened with|of the 126-pound title since win- Automatic Transmission VANS—STAKES day, supreme confidence marks 4 ty a_wild-swinging barrage that gave'ning. the vacant featherweight! Radios—Heaters is = the rugged, moon-faced pro from) LOS ANGELES (#—Some poor General Manager Harold Par-|the 20,034 fans who had bravedjcrown from Cherif Hamia last|P Rates for an hour, day, week or. month or year—whether a. q Mahopac, N. Y., as he prepares |fish who's been waiting 20 years|rott was telling Sports Editor Paul|threatening skies for the outdoor|June in Paris. Bassey collected a\p €W car or truck you only pay for what you actually use. For ¢ peg eit to see major league 1 ball here 7 of, the Ti fer-|scrap more than their money's!guarantee of $70,000 from the information, reservations or free local delivery call FE 8-6811. world’s greatest shotmakers. |™ay. turn up at the Coliseum that he walking through | Worth. Wrigley Field of ae Pee ot leas ane al and find his reserved caatieee’ senaee when he ran into a {A sclid tight sent Moreno, 120%.,|0s1-56-cor almest $8,000 minute Operated Locally by MAZZA’S MOBIL SERVICE - spurter. When. he is rolling—his|%es't exist jgang of workmen ripping out a{Feeling across the ring. With the|Moreno was $38,000 richer for his|P Paddock and Pike Streets FE 8.6811 ¢ game clicking and his spirits high * * * section of seats grace of a lion sensing the kill,' beating. ; ; —he is an almost unbeatable an-| Vanishing seats are just one of x*,* * ——————————— | tagonist on the golf course. Fel-|the pickles that have been per-| Horrified, Parrott asked the . ae ‘ ioe sey sate tom the tonghet OE Oe ae bie ee ° battler in game started se up n The. workers said they didn’t h th | * + gees, know; they were just told to y Ou can matc e | Values : . “La ” Parrott said, “I found at San Antonio I felt my touch Hag ia 9 Rallies out am A had to make way pting tak oak at Rouge g for guy wires that help hold up price, but you’ —_—*4*"” and New Oricans knew Now f B t MSU 9 8 ~~ orm behind the left field . 3 ee ceil mane ce ees can’t match this _ “If I continue playing: the wa ATHENS, Ga. #9 — Michigan |Problem. The ripped out seats al- : I am, I feel sure I can win again.’ State's baseball team piled up a|Teed” had been sold for the sea - - ® Antonio and Houston— andiwhich went on to score a 98 vic-| ‘‘In“the ticket rush we've been 29th, respectively—the husky New tory yesterday. in,” he said, “I don’ who York professiona] finished eighth} The loss was MSU's fdurth in has them. I'll find out soon enough at Baton Rouge, fifth at New Or-'seven southern road trip starts. |—on opening day. And I'm pre- 5 i inmate | Quality at this price! | MEN'S PANTS _ Ask us about it! | 2? 88 : s | leans and won at Pensacola with |pared to make suitable exchanges a S8foot putt from the fringe of Georgia staged a four-run rally (But that’s what happens in an en-| 4% the green. in the seventh —_ tying the ‘tirely new operation.” md 1.99 § Sh *« & * score at S-all, added an- | Parrott says he’s got a flock of . port Shirts . .99e other in the ninth for the triumph. behind the Analyzing opposi Ford jrequests for seats Dod- his opposition, ‘camm| Dick Radatz started on the ger dagout. “The absurd part of redhot youngster, mound for the Spartans and was the whole thing,” he says, “ o "}relieved by Larry Foster ‘in. the| unfortunately the contour of to | Famous Tr iple-Tough | “io 29.99 other Seventh. Craig Van Sciever and|Coliseum is such that we have ; | than myself it would bave to be|D0® Gilbert also pitched for the|twice as many seats on the third ; ; rN | chorse? I like Dow Finsterwald. |Tedited- with the. victory. —— a 4 | y. He's a fine golfer, just ™ . s | by | Ar F Two State Cagers Play Parrott has come up with at nold Palmer are the youngsters Against Globetrotters (least one gimmick. he thinks will, ’ . , ' who have to be watched. You can : make the customers happy, Sea-| ; discount Snead. But I still| Two Michigan college basketball son box seat tickets are being ; = " re cod about my chances.” (players, Larry Hedden of Michigan sent out in special cartons with feel good a y . | State and Don Haase of the Univer- windows jp them. Through the | : : x * __|sity of Detroit will be in the lineup window the fan can read his seat, ' : Venturi, aly player to WIN for the college all-stars tonight row and tunnel numbers. With the | the = — Harlem Globetrotters tickets is the following message, | 6,850-yard,| at the Detroit Olympia. |pegged to the club's daffier days: | 67 ; a Yesterday and said, “I'm playing |state University siar, wil play for] Dodgers: Why act be at, te. priced to cut | . fo well it scares me. I'm afraid the Globetrotters. lseurn when it does?” ane , aces your driving costs | I can't keep it up.” a -__| | | eeereenennnenmnemeenedl . Ste 6.70 2 15 Ulnchwal e compas are Bruce Crampton, the good-look- r..SSSsS<;STS ee ee ‘Tin and tailored for easy-going comfort « —, é % | White SHIR FLORSHEIM , | : Fits pre-1957 models of 1 88 "| an Sought ; | Hand-Turned Fr onts Plymouth, Ford, Chevrolet, | a _ Coons & ayers 2009 a Sp rn re Hudson, Nash and Studebaker | 1.50 Men's Ties ...1.00} Griff's Grill is seeking players P A : Famous Goodyear quality inside and out! Exclusive 3-T Cord Body—more resistant to shocks and bruises! Tough, durable construction for longer, safer mileage! 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The, tine, Centerville. aad White : 7 eee A Pacsimite Be a econ nal| won not sonmne their duties vost |MEREIES JAPANESE ENTRY — Torakichi Nakamura, Japanese entry ra br hoe ploy fall, The is made up of | in the Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta, Ga., has a discussion cight echesis | , Mentors at Marcellus, Oinstan- | °* tn the St, deseee | about clubs with American amateur Billy Joe Patton before they sino ld _ County area of southwestern i : ' 4 ry Richard Whitworth, basketball 7 Ist Waterford Softball = + BRobinson Voted \sascicwecr'sss Secs] "sae a ae fae S aterfor Oo 1 air of- Fo x 3 Roger Service at the Same — Meeti Th d: Ni h for’ five ad but he oi. NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 bed ae . te , Location . Little Leaguers | ung ursday IVIg t mantch Muoee oo Cleveland ever lest rare oo um "| DOXET OF ont poh Carr, who doubles as foot- | — , ’ ) ‘ , : helmed te Tae eee and basketball conch “st! 615 MINUTE . OG: k Eeaticnsh ‘enuation Seti The forme Cis 7, at Mesa, Ariz. had two =a —~ Bee . = Marcellus, has indicated he will : Have Six Teams Waterford Township's sare ae leagues, det mod eguene aod ci hla homers oft ayer Palle Ht ii 1 MILWAUKEE (#—The fabulous/seek a position with a larger SERVICE ‘in Walled Lake ball program will be held Thurs-!general plans will be discussed at} Skowron produced six runs with! 8 i2 .40/Sugar Ray Robinson is the Na-|school this spring. mt : d day at 7:30 p.m. at the Community |the session. his homers and added two more! tional Boxing Assn’s “boxer-of-the-| John Bright, White Pigeon || While you relax in eur com- s : YESTERDAY'S RESULTS month” f M h 2 : a fertable waiting The 1958 schedule for the Walled &ntt on Williams Lake Rd. x. & RBI's on a fielder’s choice and a|wew York 15, Chicago (A) 11 Seca Senet “qh, 4 ap pe dio aa Lake Little League baseball team|~ - - neiiios plans for this summer|single. His second homer was a|Faness, Sly, 4, Dewom t ee ieee ae bbe “gy panera winter but said favorite: Hi-Fi Music! , for - that will/g and came in the |Sen ‘Francisco 4. Baltimore 1 no future plans. ole) games starting. June hand! \Af rf d Arch ‘ healt oy ‘Wate ei or as the New York| 2, 20s $ Boston 3. time last week when he pounded senemingerenmested cs of @ games starting June sth and Waterford ALCH@Ly |tcams. recardess of experience /Yankees broke a Sall tie to beat|Simeten yir,pr ¢ {att 2 slit decision over Carmen) Dy Wy ncaa Ch — a a ag to compete on a. relatively equal the Chicago White Sox, 15-11, at i eee 10 resting now Individuals are meeded to as- Titl { basis in one of two leagues,” state|Tampa, Fila. é _. TODAY'S BASEBALL : wa : > SPECIAL sist im the sixteam circuit and |IITI@ 10 DIOGGNEGCS recreation director Tom Belton os begs "San Frances A Penn ee icadty, chairmas ot tee @t Armory Tonight | ; egies - -agaeggrlnas: | ‘ie Seddy, cheirme ) ; : president Cliff Campion at MA | ‘The, Waterford, Recreation De- ge All the Yankee scoring was at/ EXO wy)" vs. Cleveland et Tucson,|NBA’s rating committee, said Sug- ys ae i persons interested in the pro-\the expense of Dick Donovan and|" aru. - beni Guia amare : - 41187, partment’s 10-team archery Jeague|gtam are asked to attend the|Rob Keegan and wiped out a six|Detroit_vs. Cincinnait at via, [ot Ray best out five , -| Professional wrestling returns to BOW FISHING to & eek with the | meeting . 8 six Ook So "Washington st Oriande,| Also in the running for “boxer-|the Pontiac City Armory tonight J Following teams and managers|Came to a recently _— run lead erected by the White Sox . of-the-month” were Holly Mims for ’ SURPLUS GRIMES make up the 1968 league: Glen- winning the-champion-| - F in the first iniging off Sal Maglie.|"* Anseles vs. Philadelphia at Clear) sae ‘iwith a three - bout program in S gary Yanks, W. LaQue; Multi-Lake|ship by piling up 49% points. [44 : Ron Jackson hit a two-run homer {his vietory over Spider Webb; ‘the offing beginning at 8:30 p.m. METAL BOWS Cards, C. Wein; Union Lake In- i ats Option Throneberry |. the Sox in. that frame, Each __TOMOREOW'S SCHEDULE ee Se lm Hady will grapple with the $ 00 dians, L. Sevigny; Walled Lake| Wolverine and Waterf ice team Cleve vs. Baltimore at Scottsdale. | : : ‘’|Masked Crasher ture , Tigers, B. Matteson; West Acre|finished deadlocked for the runner- igo Fla. go a nae pce Boston va. New York st Si. Petersburg, — nue aoa _ —s Louie aoe 8 ar seg gave and Wixom TE ec weis tide tioned to Minneapolis by the Wash-| with m rumer em and Curt Sim: |Cpf° (4) "% St. Louis at Pensacola) my Tibbs; and Mickey Crawford medi pectin amend somite baat . Edgar LaFlamme Joe Cooper and|i&ton Senators in the hope he'll mons pitching to help Cincinnat} |Piilsdeiphia vs. Detrot st Lateland.|for his verdict -over Gil Turner.|Dino Bravo to complete the card. Regular Retail Price $31.50 Bob Goff formed the title team. (|Te#ain his batting eye. = to a 9-to-2 win over Philadelphia |Putsburgh vs. Kansas City a: West Palm) ey par - Tickets for the bouts are avail- . | a. « * The Nats obtained the 2!-year-old| at Clearwarter, Fla. Harry An- Washingloa vs. Cincinnal! at Pt. Gordon, searches bekGce «6lable at the Armory or Griff’s Grimes Archery Ge. ovr prin, sme as, mtn Ae | em mi nF me me a lt i ns aed] a Me Ai m juniors, ag Throneberry hit only .184. Lunch connected tor the Red- [1 fini, "* Muvuure st eckion|Cinsiad Gorinetieits Civeland leedtlthe Pontiac Natic | Genre | OR 3-2277 [The final standings and indi ; « Fotats sco crasstreaseetcenssss itis e : au x OWE A \ fy oT Wa Only electric water heaters give you all these important advantages: 4 Automatic—all the time Safe—clean—quiet—modern KA Long life—meet Edison's rigid OO standards Fast—new, more efficient heat- Efficient—the heat goes into ing units the water Outer shell—coo! to the touch Install anywhere—need not be all over near a chimney Edison maintains electrical parts without charge. SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN = Pi a Ss Sy ee en ee ee ee ey ee Ce ee ee See ogre © ee Se eee ee ee a re es ‘eM ei eB te Se : . pal , \ ; % S |pany" LC, Marjorie Schaiten, De beaming of fe, APRIL, 4, 1058 OA ES He ea: THIRTY-TWO , ae oa PAR PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESD HOUSTON — More dirt has been| WASHINGTON — — Only President! Hollywood Headlines 2 {Pvt Elvis F moved to bury pipelines, most of|of the United States who was un- meer * eh ee = eee cogent on Anna ‘Magnani wink ea Pha a existing canals. for one ean . eR HE in ‘Wild Is the Wind’ Film Sarat Treat thé Family to a Special | Tl she gets ; of the "I * from 12 Noon to 10 P.M. : — tad 17 Reservations Advisable PWS } talked at Romanoff's for hours. | Phone-ORlando 3-1907 InN; a Pee ‘‘nitscreit” ‘went ter ke < | ts 87" Diefenbaker's | ates sac se ae | : , and Stanley, whe made (Will Map Plans for Fast Were Been And Jock wane Cary| WOODWARD | a «£, | oo Start in Parliament on|to make another picture with Ingrid] = BEST ACTRESS | ae ; evo) bate _2| Unemployment Woes A ! < opera? oF Pov tg n n Place a . DRIVE- IN TORONTO, in — Prime itnister L7E 5-F5 00g) Thea as € > r postelection Cabinet. meeting ws tomorrow to map plans for an early session of Parliament to Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 otk. North of Telegraph Rd. 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M, Whether your Easter gift is tor Mother, wife, sweetheart, sisjer or the children, you can say “Happy Easter” in no better way than with a box of delicious Crocker’s Candies. | All You Can Eat. $1.25 — Children 75¢ 3 Made in our own Pontiac daylight candy kitchen these wonderful sweets are beyond compare, each candy is made Family wires ons Dinner includes Ricky's Special Salad, | from wholesome ingredients and prepared as only Crocker’s Bread Stix and Beverage. know how. SHISH KEBAB Broiled Lamb on a Skewer. Complete Dinner $2.50 Pilsen @ Gavioll @ Spaghetti @ Steaks @ Chicken @ Special Salads - RICKY’S PIZZA HOUSE 819 8, WOODWARD —e nase YUL. BRYNNER GALA RE-OPENING ff | . THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd — > | | WuRIA SCHELL - - CLAIRE BLOOM | “Commerce Drive-In Theater 1 ” LEE J. COBB - ALBERT SALMI SOUTH END ef UNION. LAKE. ROAD | 4 ‘ and co-starring RICHARD. BASEHART 2 Exclusive First-Run win WILLIAM SHATNER Pictures | "MGM presents Its greatness and glory! 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Output was at 99 per! makes - | cent of capacity during the same/" Roy. p, Chapin Jr., executive tire, \ lees vice of AMC's automo- ‘the wor duction in the first quarter totaled ey " eo bes 41,183. as compared with 22,332 in er eS Fis twee time| Chapin said Rambler output so eat x eg leet ont oes ; |far in the 58 medel year is up ‘etl den Shs’ "Then _. OF 88.1 per cent over production in cae a ” gllines say's cottons cock semen, meme Period of the 'S7 model for farm operatic Sot i must be submitted on year. a Bee she ; Aemeeeweesen — - iS, “ OF THE COUNTY OF ee ao Bryce Canyon National Park in} Day was a bad one for attend- time last night. — rita” 45 = N southwestern Utah was established] ants at the’ Wayhe County Entrance was gained by ss ROBERT O. FELT Morgue. More than 200 gagsters |ing a window. i, abalte LEE O. BROOKS “us : py peony et Saw SPECIAL THURSDAY; FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY .. . FREE PARKING . . . OPEN FRIDAY & MONDAY EVENINGS ‘TIL 9 P.M. 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This out- standing spring opportunity Sears Employes. stunning modern suite de- Store signer styléd in distinctive , cleancut lines and constructed to the matchless standards of facturers, Accessorized: wjth choice modern cocktail table, 2 matching end tables, and 2 i eee select ceramic lamps. 7 pieces in.all, PLUS OURGIFT of the — platform. rocker to complete this value packed ensemble: es No Car on WY your choice of | Compeny . ‘J Pilon! Use Your Credit! : -. BUY NOW! { Be Sure to Ask for Wyman’s Blue Coed for Valuable Premiums: ng Charge | \, 5 \ : Ot i = 3 = E \ S aed ; PG ‘i 2h 3 t é eS SS See ee Ne of Sor eee a= Se! HT _ = i % oe Se ‘ae es 5 L' : : FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ds i , | “tit rf : i ! : ; 1 7 on ri » ie ri ~ 2 40 «80 Bie 3 0 a 06 40s 2 «(88 6 "ts ESS BABY SITTING. CHILDREN & cared PE 32-1730. aa 4 Jor’ Aan a b ASPHALT DF DRIVES AND PARKING | work, 90-3825. | Driveways, pa: ND — “ BULLDOZING B_L. Thownsen FE 1-9072. ___ Building Supplies 12 "Fee PaaS ___ Business Services ~| lots. Also cement 42621 a b. ase “repair Manes Sop PounTam PEN = Siriee en a Law _Fence St FE Asphalt. Paving la Serums. 218 E. cory! §t . eS aie ae i Tce = SECRETARY NOES pee | : cow ES —— nb i aA s LAW ie. REAL ESTATE OPEN Pp 3 : helent in shorthand|WOM AN WISHES LAUNDRY | ‘gardens, & flower . 43 FE ¢-4526 412 W.. Huron ol OMS. M : Help Wanted Male 6 & trpine, ‘No others seed apriy.|_work st pome. FE e706). ___ haven Rd FE 546018. Free Lost & Found 2) 7 ? clean, ort with garege, Adulte 7 har wiih shower, very clean, 1/8 ROOM BRICK ON LISERTY & — 1 J ‘ord, ° a PE IMMEDIATE $3 br tt child welcome, F FE |! pe ge | Sts Automatic gas heat; * ATTENTION MEM o. 9 STENOORAPHER jx! Building Service 12 (Care Onnte Seen $25 REWARD TOR MALE. LIGHT) ry noes Barn—prowe | Fue aE UTIL. 5) FINE | : office. 40 hr. wk Dictation and) “~~ ; MAKE EARLY ARRANGEMENTS bg: ene Sane |? say emplore! pectecsed. 0 Wi | ore Court, money in your] (ping. Salary e300 month. aia AAA Floor Sanding for ga and discing. ary. Cal OR 3418 Names Pan or afer? pm.|% RMS. LIVING RM. BEORM _ We have an waraess PasQUAL Us pata 2 8 Fioor Laying — PINE sg | Vielnity of in and Walton. FOUND: Bo BOAT IN PROUD LAKE. On any good jand contract, New| 3 ra? CARO, ROOM APT. 3 wm Bn ie ag ee ‘ experienced sales — : Tr seasoned. ¢ Upon sa = lopinweod Of N. Ferry. Ey oe 25. Have own| rant. Lake Orion. Cail after 4 ““A-A TRENGHIN TREN IXG WORK WANTED FOUND. > MAC C SROeN MALE | Intactory ipa al By | pro “ i PURMIERED ~ APART SHIRE ¥" API T $" for ee WOMEN WITH Can FO i Septic Field, OR 3-4943| Plowing. discing, raking, Ma 5-448) KL. TF saleton Realtor meat. eae tg 7} ROOMS. STOVE & REPRIG. > TDi $a Gaye wt, part ime. Barn| - sree NCHING Tenchitg. & balldcmine’ Call PE Ca reo | LADIES rolled /~ yd J RMB. BEART AST BODE. OOK. BATH, turn, Close te town. Plenty of ; or more, PE $624. A & B TRENCHING | _5-s0«. . | Girard Reward. P | ee ath uEwLY DEC GLORIA APTS , weter tines, field tile.|” Income Tax Service 17| —Pnobe_eves. 1689. OV $1,000, 3 RMS. & BATH. NEWLY DEC. | ot wee 4-426 DIEMAKERS Pre : s Se sae aE oR a ea ee 7 Help Wanted 8 ANY TY®E OF HOUSE PLAN ~~ AAR ther: 18448, Vie. afr to tent Ps +o ARGE ROOMS -AND BATH. refri ie ak furn, Fe stove A + ee = money for the pa est. poten : Pash te Dave TO pay Bt. rE : ‘ Sart APT ws o p= T Libae Boe he, doe. Cute i - 1 CARPENTER CREW AVAIL-| pe = “~\y = . aS (Journeymen Only) 2S. Must 2 25 or over. 4 able Roughing ‘and finish, ais | ve OOSEVELT HOTEL Wanted Real Estate 32A ae tur, y floor, = Be Sa BATH, BASEMENT. | FE ¢3544 : &-3608: - an ” hh: i : ; A m= - YES, A CHANGE serene SOG. : » & ent.. reasonable. ults, 470 0 mo. ee ae : may be ng work msed builder. 4 tor. Dog is ill. rE 46829. ATTENTION! Oakiand ave, 7 spat, 6 N IP QUALIFIED APPLY staft you to making more money. Pua. terme geile i ATE IN TAX a __< =<" | _ We represent s group.of investors | 3 LA is, i | modern woke ans, e, basement, oil We heed the help of oe experi- Satie ieee fee. All deductions consid: At Hobbies & Supplies 24A » will pay cash for your Prt. 264 8. Parke ee month, rr #2413 5:30 wd ‘ange sha ied jot & attached ' \ay| fisule net tome seine ee. wei in TPES EREATALING WE | ist Fee S| pane Sa woSay) (OF 0m Svpelnt | F Licht HOUSEKEE: x pgoniaw barn UPPER. P| fugsgh Meer rents, Cal Oe FISHER ‘BODY | gs all other phases Specialty | Pree estimate: OR 30031 days, {x INCOME TAX RFTURN PRE. | PAINT I NUMBER PICTURES. | W HITE BROS. _& beth, G15. per wt. “fot Raeburn earee wm.) ... ka Salesmen welenme Regular com- 31406 nights ___' “pared in your home by qualified Scrabble games re | 3 RMS. APT AUBURN HEIG 4 7 pooms & i& BATH, $65 6 room bath Rome with full Missions and bonus commissions {rt giDiNG PRE-CAST §TONE accountant with master's degree. | Book Store, 15 E. Lawrence REAL ESTATE area, FE 2-7950 after § p.m. | _! basement™ near Rochester. On Pontiac Press Box fee apni’ br experts FHA terms Appointment PE %753 Notices & I & Personals 25 Sesis tes 3 RMS. & BATH, 18T “PLOOR. 4 ROOMS. “UNPURNISHED. cuit paved road, school bus for the PONTIAC ALL MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS EM 3-5 Gordon Fiattley | ALL WORKING ‘PROPLE FAX | —mrrunpuane | Qpen Cres il sen - “tH 8 7 FE 2-4366 a | dren, $16 per week. 67 _ Whit children #85 month! of making $2 to $5 per pour. full ary +ePEé “OF MASONRY WORK servic. $4 Any time On 3-2043 Te oe 3 RMS. GROUND FLOOR PVT. | _™ort . . or ls ye) = mi | Fireplaces a specialty. | 5601 } ighiand 1 a. (M59 any ot ge ee AL L Cc ASH nee pede Gas heated 5 ROOM. “AND Pye TERRACE, | | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor _N._ Perry. cy : _Parke_ b 4-4444, ——— Se ta 7.N. Saginsw 8t., Ponti MAN & WIFE WITH CAR CAN} ASPHALT EMPIRE TAX X SERVICE Fé is ipo eotages, ven acres ig ve THOS LOWEX FRONT ADULTS |S ROOM UPPER, NEAR THi-| Pn. Ti ¥, Gagmer Ot. Pontiac make $3 to $5. an hour during Driveways & Parking Lots. OL Cc, J, ODELL 5a LL ELECTROLYSis CENTRE A Batten furnished. 25@ Orchard| Huron, newly dec. oat, hot wa- season s@ Dau-|” 2.0266, YOUR HOME OR MINE CALL. oe ta ge Neng Re I. WICKERSHAM er furnished $000. _ ig 3h Or ‘BATH aon MAIN: ben Sponge mops ¥ ob | matte slectrie cones Pereeey | 2243 Tre oroce Row pean ST BEARS. | Bast Sie Fi PE sees veo McKINLEY oY OR pene Part-time Help Wanted dows, stonste, slang ones cwning wit Reo ee RON FF tivertsed’ vanilla FE 3903. __Sourisous service. OR 3-668. fr clark, FE S107. cone ee water, heater, newly decorated,” | Must ve sees, 76. - SUTLDING REPAIR PLASTER, Oe | Ate ee bath and private entrance, no| Ra. PE 0-23 Po ee es REAL ESTATE brick. bie block ‘and cement) ijcOMm TAX PREPARED IN ee. |S ROOM B BEA\ UTIPUL LAKEPRONT 7 BET be -|" galeswomen in new home t| work. INCOME | TAX PREPARED ivy | Goodson. 095 Lochaven. F Rooms, Wire FULL BATH. hag BRICK SB lat nae hd fear Peles, alin’, Ry — fred. Rose Hill| BLOCK LAYING? Wo _tSi00, Phone PE -¢-6706, *Menontine oes og. = 2| don't promise miracles 7 ROOMS, AND So neni cieaw | Buree Genter. Write’ Pontiac 80 per cent heat paid, UN ;: _Really_Co, EEawood 20090. Rane EE AND CemENT| NATION WIDE —just lots of action good furnishing Pvt Bate. ms RACTIVE UBPER. dozv TF ; -|BRICK, BLOCK AND NT eaavice: jus . _Souple only. PE. 5-4082 ROOM ATTRACTIVE UPPER RM§. AND BATH Wirt ‘ : Telephone Soliciting rk. Also chimneys. No job too hs wry ee ayy i IN DEBT? : es v= | Partly furn. Heat & shot water.| Satage in Keego Harbor, Inq on. 18 over large Residential and commer. 7 RMS. & ee . PARTLY FURN. _Children, Good _ trans: FE 49462. ¢ Poplar, inc, Mexperiens ee eet’, Reply “Sta 's gal, Guaranteed wort Pa MY ah 2 BERING . CALI | Baby welcome, 225 Florence. _ | ¢"Ruig_& BATH, CLOSED IN | CHARMING 2 BED! 2 Saginaw. 208. ween ie BRICK CEMENT, WOR - a ‘x3 IF SO alle waar |3 RM. FURN ; A 4 oA: gare, fee reasonable. 336% Prospect. [eereayp dof with ler ae and_2-p.m. 1 PE sai = aL sce, BIS MA =e “ H d E F ceesan’ © Tater | than 6 At mn. ‘al ws J ot 22 Ink davih Ml Dra: ry Ts OR ea BEST METHOD OWOra L, FOX os 6 BATH. UTILITY v0 OAKLAND araadic SESe” sce: Last ‘neuter or women. For appointment call LET US 3 ROOMS & BATH. iT Newly decorated 3 sta ak of wi FE +1188. 7 Sis "7 FOR YOU REALTOR aid. Pvt, ent Adulte, Apply 118 spake SkB cARET cE ie, wera ~~ ba INETS, - a ‘ , 6687 Dixie Hwy., Clorkston : EN LOOKI 2 , kitchens or attics.| HOME OR EVENING APPOINT- . 3 RMS., CLEAN UiET. pr Employment Agencies 8A Giiaranteed work. Pree estimates. = a LIN Give hg abated Maple £1832 "tilted On aes ou Soe Sylvan Lake, all utlities fur a . PPP PPO a N a A N am GEMENT. WORK SID SN, Saginaw PE 68772 Restore Credit Lake Property |? eats ras Whtiemore. | BIRMINGHAM ekg eS Lease EVELYN EDWARDS e.g and 7 ‘bones pte > Ted sez, “Now is the time fe, sen |3 P TH 5s . with ace. area and VOCATIONAL COUNSELING Te KHCHEN Cai Laundry Service 18 WE ARE NOT A your lane property.” We are i om, mt Ua, pire es. Children Wel} very 9 bedroom terrace aT either rut geet Locat- ? Ty ter jn e ial a few from 1 COMMUNITY ,BANK BLDG.| pee Remodeling, Formice. Trim-| FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY, SERY- LOAN COMPANY ares & a “y ¢/5 PORN Ris sid PER wetem.| speriment, Liv. rm. dining Age,|51 Ree. ae Work guar- Bh Pontiac Laundry MICHIGAN CREDIT = — > have = e de Waiting distance FE 32-3043. 3 and bath we, wae ge Cl anteed _O) ae afc 7 RMS. ALL OTIL. CLEAN, WELL frig. and as = | ouE MENT NT WO) « 20 YEARS EXP, LACE CUR TAIN 3 PLAIN On RDF: COUNSELLORS-« A cattnges turn, Plenty | ct closet, space. rage, Lo Lovely back yatta for ar kston 5 Ps a iv tinished : $ e : mmer, [” et L. (BILLS, SR. ma | Laundry, Poone PE, 2-610). Above _Oekland _Thester oop pe ag lg apse Sots Gun, 10 Feme_Oeeve.|' perl “Call Mit esos. _ | REAL, ESTATE ING * din, re 8 y : : rE FE abe ateaill Landscaping 18A) d Optodie, wit Soak Sail’ youre reb econ REALTY stron : ‘nN aici aco Wee in peat Torah a GUSTO : m lim line single $143 Case-Elizabeth Rd. RMS. & BATH, WORKING COU-| _ mon tout St. Siime| attractive (in whe cha type so _ builder Free ee Fee cnn Se ae AL TREE TRIMMING, § .CUT-| bressied, rely bin T sent you and| | wR Size & FE 43044 et Vr hc ne OU") DLER- lei LOWER PLAT WPM, is neat and ww ublic|CEMENT 8 OUR | hry. 2-6244. ; save 6. oe Bh ee the phome Open Evening; Sunday 1 to 5 —s aa ADULTS Newly dec. SE Adults, TO cont 9 emneet, .. a 4 00 GRATER GARAGES. ALTER. ae ALTER. | ALL TYPES IN o_o sa MABLE ae gy BL Dad” mighland TR 2. arin GONGENIAL, F) aT! 4 | Pontiac 8 State tempter Bide’ it ations ppigitions. Call after 6 winwng. Plowing. bee KNAPP SHOES Many» bayers. Large , energetic * child a. ogg IY 31064. to 1 To, bath. For pony Trash ew F "3.4210 MU ‘| OR 3 MS, VERY NICE, N BLC *K | COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE. Re. | 2070 Atrport a OR_3-1502. : “utilities, lower. PE A _Instructions. be "CEMEN' t [3 ‘| _D._Odle, FE 2-067, ON AND (AFTER THIS DATE. Listings Wanted RM. TE RACE, PARTLY FURN. For Colored a PARPPPPP PPP PPL PPP y TABING_AND-FINIRE. | COM COMPLETE “th non 3h ND w re onth., 4-5605. > Dp] “ATTENTION MEN | | "ioe ioe res ‘estimales. PE is Gieas ‘Up — On aftr. : any. other than a yeelt fine R. ye RILEY, Bok 16 wegen. PRIVATE omy om Pron cet at. Call PE | RENT. : IT FAST easily & quickly for bi¢/DR RY Wall TAPING. "OUARAN. E LAT wie” GR| | mente Gray, aids aaa Bere “gras bath “bedroom. Heat and . . ba? 2 Cede tic AL DRAPTS- or FE 41196, SY AnD rE wy csmn.| SOUS ccc ne’ aneis oe HOUSE FOR RENT. 34 8. AN. t Ads! Room,| BE SAe"S36 bat Basie PUaEaMEEED | Suarom SOLERSRINg TARE S| hed Pad bah wee | vier Bila Berne A” apie TT through Rent Ads! Room, : Fe OL DESION:| Bet Pe Fd i: s a i ee =o LISTINGS WANTED Sattar "BEDROOM ‘ ANS S Sailte % : $16. WEEKLY, THREE NING — x, 2 eee ” Com 8 clean-up, FE ‘ooms, private bathh I ADAMS COURT APTS. owas eprint, ay Pace a-L0sT” aD | oll Garena | eeu y. ann pene . J . removal, ! or OR ~ welcome ¥ Jos: 4 furn, sto: ’ as, aan |to recover a loss, Dial FE rr ane oes Pet Mar Mrs, Tomilnsen,, Sit Bisa). ¢ 0 | : : cael N 2 BEDI you ACTION Dial FE Chon “Gate me T and'2.8181 for an. ad-writer.) — - —"y pacman ARTMENT . “aneet, newly decorated, oratea, decorated. clogs ta. | be considered Age 25 Wi Ley : : api rae ares ok entrance. a ee ead 3 &. ala Raion .Mgtnt MBAINIRO.|Say-“charge it.” San Sea toreh hc a en EER” «1 : ” h % . é \ \ — > | : - q WW \ i \ ; + \ / A F + IN i ‘ | a \ \ oe + oN 1d \. ee | . : lec ayy A ey Kia ee wm \ ba s ; “ f o oe . ees \ . i oly Ns by ies 2 } a ie ao \ \ iii dy Ch oy ok “gif .) = f 1) eds 2! ti A ei a “Raw, ny Stout, Restor 54168 “ul 6:00 pp. TRUCK WitH bn] ae) Seth WANT 3 ors. PE 5-6806 e. witness FOr CORN TRAILER WitH sEMLT R ATLE ®. pod athe «asset aceallicced 7@ vou Coshrevts F"WrD.: F ROY KNAUF eae sc 4 7421 Bhat M. pret: Real. Est. & relics, OR i" cash __.Wanted to Rent 29 Trucks to Rent ‘TRO RS yet Stakes i trucks Semi-trailers « Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tracto~ Co. ieoding sendny “Crs! Garden | Plowing 16B ay ~ Smith-Wideman soar il | BP acr' Sach Saree ee 3_P.m. : \ PARTLY FURNISHED « ROOMS _& bath, 896 Melrose. |} SEM, FURNISH AR’ ~ | _on the oe e. Fi eae SMALL APT, RENT. Al wil, A Call Blive 11112 _alter_ Fwo, -RM_ APTS : | Groy Harber “Hi Racal si oF E168 per me.. edults * . FE 41550, rR KITCHENETTE AND PVT TH. cRN 4 00) AND BA Gecoraiog. Aly utiltion FE theese 1 Hospital, car ince. PE §-3603. Sue Crooks Rae | mestic werk. per wk. Live GARDEN PLOWING REASONT: “GRILL AND in 1s De sam ne ? light housework, FE 46607 SANDWICH COOK | | gocsawonk wr. {On 7 DAYS HEATING | TUPPEM Tod's has an opening for an emp. each week Eup ¥E 1 34 br service on all | PAPER sri cook Must be between wat ee TI. 8 heating equipment. Call Wayne. a RM " a and 30 Of, age. No telephone| HAVING A BABY? VACATION-| Heating Co. #1063 day or | te reise PVT. ENT. CH calls ty in person only. ing? Capable. mature experi mig. IN A FLASH | w @ $15 per wee F e a | between 1 ‘x4 chugren tn vour be so eM 3-3500. TREE SERVICE. ie E_' ines OPE asso ine ne RS. NE Fie che. 815 tacitities Ts ke |— Woodward st 1 _EM . 24279. Tae) 2 cleat = tas” j bt , WASHIN = For lend contract anaie|* bar ee xs po a ng Ty ease edward st Square Lk. Rd. i clearing. Insured. M FE +ale es. : e, qn Anata | Entr. OR 3-1206. wileges. \FOUSEWORK & BABYaiTrinG SOUSEWoRE 8 BY DAY On WEEK | service we eabshcd tienae”™tad #808 ROOM APE awe Tha’ | 3 poirt sees a kT WIE WIGELY | 3 | More for home than wages, Oa| -Relerenes._ PE 0210 gaa | U4 watdOwEnd y SHARP ENED clientele decorated, Heat turn 303 9 “Mar. | e208. ° | CD Like WORK n|* Air cooled engines repaired Television | Service 22 “Teueae nats. FORO — |ousE Work. COMPLETE, short order Fe bai. ts. expert | Lincoln, ~ PE 24673. an ath & ent. Ke yah 3 = ROOMe ANI BATH, STOR, charge of 2 children, Ages 2%| ence. Days. FE | RING — aL Ty SERVICE. CALLS O wnson neh—= roirig. heat. and gas ‘furuished | and 4 years. Must be relisbie | LA } | HOUSEWORK 3) _New.or repair. PE #1665, | swered . Day or night, 3 RF BEAUTIFULLY DEC- t ‘ ror . ae ane Je and have references. Working) to 5 al op? wk trans- RRLIABLE ASPHALT PAVING. RAY. re ONTCS : REALTOR "rated, no drinkers, FE 5-015. gisetrie ve Vn y. “3% pm. PE 5 off. Call after rtation. FE §-1303. Company. We install. and repair | 176 8 Ra. 2 & 3 RM. INDIVIDUAL MopD- ae ae, PER : : : : TADY WISHES CLEANING. $i Ay | driveways, all. power equipment,, DAY OR SER FE + RO e, -- adae j y ROOMS “AND iD BATH es . & he. Reetevencee eat eep. FE A. | an free outlinaibe. “MA bi20d |, VB fas os FE. beme EQUITABTE SOCIETY aeM » 3-6066. ‘Tru-Rustic Cabins. 468 a $-$423 : _ on . . 5 grences, & ows wansportaticn.|“Sing, PE 4st. | SAWS MACHINE, FILED | SADIQp ,3Y REPAIR. TURES sere or more ‘with 10 frost | iit BATH PRIVATE. io |? » LOVELY | MODERN, ROOMS 5 a Ma Leaci. ley St.) he he . : eo . 101 (WOMAN =| wortmeR woup Luke (SHEET METAL WORK EAVES {1° Co, es W, Garon. Pontiac ae mt Pe Pot. 7 ROOMS, PVT. ENTR € BATH. BEAT | TURNED DAYS house. ome more than can Bate ONLY. FE | = furmace cleantig & re- | Be : * Ail modern. Adults a eee. EvENINOS. Bie time ON Da0) oher 6 p.m. ays acu yap at | yeeraee Service 22A ___FHA and 7 CuEay [ARSE HOR ToW wanted Knowledge ot meen! MOURA a LADY WOU ) Pee aes : AND abmne CONVENTIONAL ig a ORF Rox ePTFE il fo . aE. ne baby citing, Reliable. PE | | Dressmaking, 1 Tailoring 16 16, ath AIRING. Expert | MORTGAGES: * ee, so ee _FE $4i00.__ | iEOGRAPHING_ TYPING. SEC. _fe Tw be MPT NEA ait cash? DRESSMAKING AND HEM ice Buppiy Co Co _1t_ W. Lawrence ude oe EXTRA ued evenings | fatal service, M3003 Stee Gel sinda, OL} Tt ai =| Past, Efficient Service P ns 720% ET, “apt. ON EuLweOD. « B. . Sar copetar | ‘Naeaate heres Be Ch ok See Culld weleome, $12 wk. FE 6-143! | 7 LARGE ceed RED Gate 60 | hour? Car helpful, | ee a? eres P| ORESSMARING: TAILORING. ate yt > iit toor, $08. Adults. PE. 7-0186. ment | +6180. change Wr 25402. ——— Orem & formals done , Ali Maken = Trmmediace orice | Willi AK ly : ; . ‘PRACTICAL NURSE. EXPERI. in my bome. 88455 42 WAYNS ST, FE +4022 iam A. Nennedy omen with bition sonal-, enced and available. ORiands 5p aah ee ; EALTOR By h poue. Work, 34 boars daz goat . . OT Upholstering 23/01 w) Bure. 4-3568 or creping: Bere go, mad ‘RELIABLE TEENAGED WANTS | _¢7016 cos poate P TLL et week, -| baby ‘. PHOLSTERING. FREE os For interview call FE) lyn and Perry Park FE 2-5078. aa9. | Furniture Refinishing 16A 16A | ost _ FE 62800. ‘GET 9 Wt tema. WOMAN WANTS DA oak. | 8 ‘in tok Seat oe ee & Vietn of tec. rE $4337. REPAIRING. ANTIQUES A wn | Ct te Lake : Call PE 44526, Ask for ine entree. com penton to widow. M wanmtng ak D IRONINGS, 206 N.| _clalty. FE 5-0i62 3-2641. man. |. WEAR GEN. MA 5-3185 or re F ta a en od ine we “ee £ aeOhil- nova GARAGE Of + RMS | N, 1 MS Nice yard-in Drayton Plains. oR? _ 53057. TiC COMFORTABLE A = semen rae distanc jac te ; lyn Cor. |Mansfield | tre 10 IR-NEW LOCATION ox 18 ‘ ‘ ;: ses Se om Be ay te Sits aed spac $12,600; c egroe ope rs s ‘> : : =< ie ca aa * 9 & = oe 4 or = : 3 h 4 “ =| Mi - P o rm tue a . : » te ie eee eg al i ote» & = 2o. in i. ‘ , Bs be ~~ . ty Mes, ei ny tah ; . ass”. Se . ‘* i awry : bed a ey 7 he Ae ‘ "lice 4 tm BoesGanpO °° * Eas Ge ae “ ; tit ; ; = ce | ot £ i] * : geeen so : : : fs s . ca re! sy biting: Sen aera : ae a — ‘ a — - - ; ee & een a ay a " _* t > i ‘ by — ‘ i. = iy = ‘ : eee = i " ‘bedreams, sages ¥ . 3 bedroom ranch : ; steps ee ae “oe 100 x 20. pee ; ee ) “i boon and ges dieu ee , - , agadow with| Bits “ogg s109 —. ieee ae are y. 8 Tooms and on ae i : astarel wails, : Dor’, &- t ee nk (V\\/ | Bae For nt Rome] aaa ee ok Fee SEP ee i \ . | ™ ‘ m TAT. INSURANC ee) mith. | Sees at lan nae peas eae : a a se'et| Wideman sw. | | ee Relitalaert Bra | iG : ee epee or ee) OCHRAM Pay Rea ts, Rese cot. shower, Fe sae | | | BY OWNER FE 59471 REALTOR} Bee | Omg tome” Gute tno Sule ~ i heat.| open: ¢ home. Close in. 2-514. freee = Bit, Liveraals, Near MUL’ IPLE iG Rehvice HOTEL S een : ee ee :* ns : Tf “ i H i E ‘ i OR Ta. 'P. W. DINNAN . “Tam so dreised! ‘This really is my new chemise!” _E'darage Fh Sa Ore | mame eae wl TN ww. Sure __ Fuca) ___. , ; sae : # + nd 7 ia * pl sete : 4 — : Sas ar ee ae ON Thvge Sere |Meat nat WHITE svi warn wentce | ergs, gay 4 rom nowe|”~ CLARKSTON. IDE SLEEPING ROOM. : . House features a e ; TOWN . "Sea | OHTA LS pa! ET |, Pare | WV BLOOMFIELD. | sfititetssndetziee | G07 Sack te Rooms With Board 38). Slee 1 wxegptions| Be E arene * Vee Vo ee i= i < 5 ; = end den - ¥ ar, Living room Near Scott Lake cert erage at or ter Special! , ARE A ne yg down, ft. 3 cal EXTRA — HOME STYLE) with Near pri ed is this er on Rowhd Lake. 3 : acres, & truly. , meals, 14 Matthews, FE 5-0377. room, 4 room , : bedrooms. room, ai Tecrenlon and’ hing Pade ani Sach ager] Stay Nets eae | frome te Tears, | Peet MEARE? of Ramer | Se eee : 7 Wit BOARD | for"summer living’ “PU base-| Paulsen Circke oP See Woh. (A Teny peat end toa 1 sane! fed| ial 5 fy | “ment withh Gag iT. : site aa perRae ane «BEI 20OMS. LARGE ; MODERN clean oad ae r) ED 19 6 ‘MA Sie sit, ms Garde Ba, Milore - HOYT REALTY . - breezeway: as to- car garage. $11,000, ‘Terms Ss ee soener or oor | RICHARD #1 REALTOR | —222° 808 _Mee__MA_f BaP eatag reeled | MSS o, resgragn Ba "| Mayenne. terme esi | uacnDAY Lane parvnnors| . Raise Your Own . POUT TE sMFicant. Lew | Family Home wiseee Newly decorated. FE_ 41413. | Sarat (wood. floors. ¥ busds,| AS room 2 ag a 1704'S. Felegrsph Rd. | | mene Payments. Seminole Hills screetie See th Ne soltener.| est. 18a car garage, | JR. Hiltz ; TATED BO . LADD’ a w EROsaOR Dixie Piains oe ae arp = Sa bale 3 BEDROOM HS ‘Large 34-Acre Lots actaring: rose| ge * quailty ma He. side. re 6-2005, _— Are now in! : ie site b \ J : ‘ ped ORE P = Br — | ee Gt, Salat * Fx| HOLMES-BARTRAM yi incon at “All Around the Tows aa ee me ha | StF same WK ty dave zm, : Sear gh tobe con a ae on pe Some se, a! a ey | atee_° 4 ; : nn “But, ' The * 3 , NCHOR : ! A ao ay ae : madam! The. ‘ridiculous figure’ I referred to is the au. Sel or 'traae. Call Pm bare] emt Lease Bus. Prop. 49A «. Daziun 2 Tivinderbxs x | Price marked on the garment you just tried on!” ax Divert : Com B ildi 5 i Pa = & , . a wh hake Rristes, J51\Cherokee Hills! oe al xuiding | NEED $25°TO $100?“| For Sale Clothing _ 56) Sale‘ Household Goods 57 - rsa cole 5 S00 fete thres| tts mew 106-f. sites. were! por rent . SEE : eB 2st protect waders bette ® ranch) Sane oe And store | ares, ‘SEABOARD ~_. : m : et batge® saseh| Laned tor om, ttre a EASTER CLOTHING ‘FE 89061 feeb ‘sine 10. gifs Dike. y- gy * __ WM. A. Prive owt Ra ~ Pls leds y * ac teat sine 10, girls Bite ay |e eres wend. Gos, PR Cou. eae KENNEDY oa Clarkston _10s'NORts PEmny sfawer eee : beat se: eal Empire Supplies i CARL W. BIRD, Realtor}: REAL ESTATE INC. | TEAGUE. FINANCE CO. | | 20 Mich. ; 22 Spc REALTOR a0 +e Fe Can” Pa 8 8 Main : N. MAIN ul cia PORIOA TORT oR OUT sovme| OMe meso’ | ROCHESTER. MICH. Simei mous bee, Sarasota. Must sell,|SPACE ~ APPROX 18 3 SF LOANS $25 70 9800 Multi-Lakes Realty "ick vor = Re ae er me ae pais . yee yg ED, Sire "KO" mampslond, "ita E. am | 3 BIS Fa tani dl Her pal ee” WHEN YOU. NEED ws ry er A ee , Se fenced. “bake month. PE ¢-4088 or OA £-2918. : Baie = al aaa Orvertmatne st! SO _ SOO) a ee Feel Er Miss eine Sim | fumnce, : - ALL SERVICE STATION FOR cae t mee MA $1731 ACRES, 9 ACRES wpm _ease, MY bas, You con get ® aquishty co Your ) wally amall_house, actos, «0 actes, DAIRY SOPT 108 ciHorsert, bay mente 3 | MAN | abe ame ee! ™ RE 2S" kas | Fe ae - = q equipped. . Is TAT marae [000 : WOOD : a S ‘| Talbot Lumber " POR LEASE: SUNOCO STATION. FINANCE CO. ECE SOLID OAK BEDROOM } SALE. Bate as eg piace rapes sores cow. | £43, : Bes {ass Oafians Sie “LET’S TALK : * BUSINESS” AC JUILC 7WO EUGENE Watt DRYERS. iS Ib. : electric barber "s of woe —— | sete «HS fn te ee crema! Ss atti etl eS abel SETS PROM | 2%" c Casing, ft. . 8.07% | up. 8 South Perry. G. A. | coe *. PaUCE, ‘PINE. aR on. Buoe moulding. Spertoese ‘a eno i yauce, FINE, Ak Laundro-Mat _ $25 TO $500 Fe AOR PRROn OVER s* OSED Ty 6x1 ‘ ete Sahu “fealonte Co yum ous tgedte + outs, of ban = broom cabinet. 3 compicis | WALTON TV y ~ Ree LIES. ORLANDO |. uw business utifu to ¥. Our eervier is 7 ° doors & gece 2 ster Susinese on Va © ok car calies ere tee wae oh Gieetet Shaaca ioe te Boat Livery - Beach ee yt _pLOAN CO. Sar sates Sigeesoens - ng ; . for x * Way For Sale Ferms a (CO sppoinimrat of . . = . novers. “3 Wrst HOME - | MICHIGAN BUSINESS | A Mortgage Problem? Orehaid NORTHERN Paddock rE J meet and three bedroom) 5 ACRES SALES CORPORATION | ee ae ee pn wag r Maple, Wailea tans ‘as 72036. owes on | ar bab. stares “ina 's — | gny. amount, prompt -evice Also ther | SOLID MAPLE _B » WRC. | 100 Coster Lake pe EM p4171 » Members for Siz Member Oe kaaee , Fobsonaile rms | 9s pown — gasy |7OUR A LAX ene, Ow ne | | a eae a pa Daiy| $305" pit member rected IKE REOUTERED BOXER Pur. | MONTHLY PAYM = + | CHEPF. MTOF ‘Ty ___4 | MINGERS — WHITES. ELECTRIC | BASEBOARD HEATING SYSTEMS | instructions until soloed. Physical. |. pies 6 w ES WE TRADE WE SELL BEA rROLLino |p EFF MTOF & RiTY Co £3 : | including blueprints with cee ee SES ~ -dee LA i ‘YOUR PARK _AT_OUR FRONT DOOR | 2. Ww , 2 peed -| sewing iw — 690-90. 94.28 Fa| ae € a io. mony tes beste, ote. x. Atr- AKC DA vu Pizs 4 nw tures’ “Puone PE tise? er ae cost OP Liv. | |Mauire tae Mis, Orisa | “LOANS—$000 to $1,500 cave t a .gERT ON —" COMPLETE LARGCAPE — WATER SOFTENER, USED 1 YR. distemper shots agd Sousebroken, A Ny MOnERN PEA Battr- all 1997. a & MATERIALS m" : a $500 DOWN meat. | bydre' 1 ton. | } ag ‘eelege oe oo oa all 1997 ramhere, ary- Harry White & Sons WEDDING RING SET. % PRICE. ake DACRsaENT oot : BRITTANY 3 bedem. og, Natural stone fire- JIM WRIGHT ' tour chair Grver. shampoo! Oakland \. Attached ge- . vE chair with - Por mer | 2 onth ¢38 oe Be ort cl re baie. | inprotementt, "e BATH| Michigan maosufacturer moet, te e ~ 3 of mal eal person to e and ‘ ( BONNY * tse fis) Sees come eee | “Relat pete aS EX- Sd ak ee is. es ° Rug| Two y to pay, 9 days, = . | same ae Inc., Ph. FE 4-4597 ; AKc REG. ANTEL 1. Wath GABERT » s-sits SSurusiy ties ce LW Pee Machinery. GOA | | pers TB, a, weed hunt Bate iies—eo 2 wr me | aesteeay apawise Gaz WATS KC, MAL %) v ep >. = Ra. aie BARNES HARDWARE — Nisgars. = ne = TRADE-IN DEPT. ¢ | sregecgttgt—ueme Do It Yourself 61 SEROTEC EDIE TER E ° $ CHAM AND ers. Born Jan, 7, ‘88, 6 2. Payments less than rent! | CUCKLER REALTY ore. we | guar, eitetrto washer ...... $848 | gtioman. M6 "Coffee table. 62. FOR RENT gene, 28 & . 3 FAMILY INCOME ryoom set a) Se Bowling ball WALLPAPER MERS Se Ee STUDS | $10 STARTS DEAL a: P id In Huron Gardens each gait has bts som Ot ccc PRR | sed pee 02, FE ome | manp aanpens Dnata cawe | 52.07 ON Des necr “Curse ON - - $10 DOWN CACHER T BARNS TEM HOME, artrl © | modern) rooms, and “path, with Bole Bed sat ene 0595 | SLBCTRR CTONE So ie. LET | » BROW MIE HARDWARE pegs, gue Y UNTIL ul Desement 16 mies BW! ts Tus “BIRD” TO SEE oa. oon ee oe =| 3a 4 etemes |... bi Holland blower for coal furnace or | PE 3-0739 499 8. SANFORD | OACHSHUND reer, ime Mt, 9050 Es YOU IN! ey “atta bites down. mo Be increased, Apt. size eleo rance ......- 4 oil conversion 6 inside doors. MU- Clemens St. 3-6418 ; 5 acres, 4 bedrm home near Orton- A742 right-owner leaving city. Will =~ | Apt site GAs """* $39.95 | tual 45388 after 5. __. — FOR RENT EASTER BUN Lakefront Efficienc = | iF OLYMPIC TV, RADIO-PHONO “trees A] x, * - m ville, $1,000 down. y Gate home uae =. , | av PRED PAINT ROLLER AND PAN | Wall paper steamer, floor sand-| boro Rd, Cla NO MORTGAGE COST| Paul'M Jones, Real Est. Apartments Haan: weet Bae. WYMAN’S Ti gbercaae of # ealions Ber) Sr. puahern hand. tanaers wr | 48 T ER 432 Huron FE 49500) Attractive sititency,apart:| T R004 BUNGALOW. EXCEL HEAT | 0 w, Pus ES terms Pe st | AnDERS HARDW, Fuel § Paint, 06 Oreh a Lame Se ACRES . 3 i. ARAN- . . ve. : 0 thd, Rt Atl |e ele Se cael asi eee ae, | Eg aoe ge | ae RE | al me esac a WOW = 4 basement barn. tool shed.| Very, Mee 38 ge .. Cakiond Lake ares. ued TVs 3 RCA | FLUORESCENT IDEAL | Sule Pormics and elec: = a5 5OOB HOt rainary, core erib & hog house, “year ‘round. anew S Qoveeuulier bes week ‘ter & Collie. Coll — yf ade’ tor" edooms pome. tn'ieotown. Wil counter) GEORGE BLAIR aa 7a | lances vover Wormrvepehen. iarts | Days 58 06 Cov; sundare th] Salat, Sule. . What a Deall Clarence C. idgeway rede. . i pearton om 3195 Used Trade-in Dept greseegt. Sai ageigen Fie _Biy, ite W., Montoutm, PE BTiS — ~~ gg ns REALTOR Old Fashioned Bar yrok’ s || vist our trade dept, for FOG) | Washer .......---ceseccenes "4 Fon sate 5 Cameras, Equipment 61A . MODEL OPEN 975 Baldwin Ave. PB 64503! os one oil oe ask : Gus range ooo eecceccce 68 | Fon sit GAB STOVE FOR BOT- : fun, and weekdays 1 to 7. [96 OR 1% ACRES ONE MILE| ories of the ‘good et “FONT | f aeesertee BOR | aca STANDING TOILETS sles |¢ 2 0. PACEMARER Except Friday. trom Fostoria, Good house, bars| With tle eard room, and tobacco! Ssotown "OR SMT Gas pot heater.” $49.50 | 31439 doub'e sink wre fil es complete se ious. Live stream. fone, timber | ny SE, e.. et $36. ss MERCURY STATION WAGON. + < et complete .. 4 Washbowls with fitting, Ze glso ‘ x6 eee eaet. 765 STANLEY Lge vinsoo"wit arma. Cail OR) gagromeand only shame down. | 4h, Good transportation a7 ll) 4 gg, By Vootae or 1 me © sini room set. HEM Soe oa Se, cm, We BOY, SELL 6 TRADE CAE ttanter tt inne? | Son saa as atekace | tae oT atewer Gan be teen i; &. Of Agburn Heights ov Aubarn THOMAS ECONOMY | ttm oo | gree, prajectare Sape speoreere | ESTES LiNIATORE ~ SILVER 2 north Montcalm | FOR bag We Fe 1008 RE . ee a Ra. and Ra. MSe ioe cas keaeeees Factory Indy — Lrreguiars ris Camera Shop, 87 W Hu-| POODLES, MINIATURE. SILVER . WESTOWN REALTY \Cal’_Rutiedge OR Pill? ! JREALTOR PARTRIDGE: MUtual en : ' ANTIQUE SETTER AND CHAIR, | FURNITURE = eave any NG 200 @. PP |, colored. AEC OL 1.4745 or Pla \ Rives. Li 9467 or FE $769 | now 18 ‘THE TIME TO BUY pg yess” “lose Ww. HURON | 4 FORD. EXC CONDITION, FOR ; pienle table, $20: Meyers | 38) 8. Sekine, oe Se | GOLF e- Weveii Sale Musical Goods 62 5, cents CANA CaGea. Berk re cea| Se Ce een bom OPEN “IL tion_of cash OR. > panes Te tabe "dad comtols, $40. | eithe filter, timer. ringer. Like| Complete Matched & registered. |) sep rvs WITH NEW Hind: Since 167,60 Oatbaod. Ave new Peer’ Appliance, 8i6i Com-| Stee senikeee’t ss 4900. |? sare eave PIC: SOODLE AT STUD, BEAUTIFUL +4114. ¥ : > 19. ;ALLAGHER’S biack toy. AKC. 6303 warees. Tar" garage, Meay, apple. tiees|@MALE BULLDOZER POR SALE) jy etGbe FICKOF IN B “aad of Mapiecrest, i5j SSCA puad” spn | gw ee Tha Mane OR usT-| # lace to spend |SoUTH F TAV- : : ger, Me, boars From the, shen |" ern. over Ee chetaiontine . fue’ ofl #10 up: a Ga 18 E, Huron FE 40606) _ Lt, eh ieee site| ak, "gin “ape. ae Se stn i, ed a fre Peat ol Bgl | Pocene Cont ca a a : E' Vi 5 ‘ 4 ‘ ' and all standard | Accord: loaned to - os. . & per ine Sa oe ces oe STAT IDE | & saying & equal value. Pi pean f: HER AM) it ae closet doors, fireet rained birds, #8 bel 4th St. Fi e. ; om . SOIT WATe. tery, | CONNSTELLA COR senttee cnet. ay now for spring re: 4-0521 ; we ame Brands, From garage operators. NEW CONDITION. PE ¢4s19._ "| POODLES Be lors. ae 3.2893. | $itekttet™Oniy si3.s00 — ga.008] 217, 8 tion, 1Thor te i. heavy ene ‘wall rage tfoot cremoaeling Oe min | te on es RPOUTERED ORRAAN SHEP. Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor hell Oil Co. «Prefer gmail garden tractor, ‘with Oo ees Pee oe cau | eRe BOOR SAT Re GALLAGHER’S ’_ | _ts‘datetan = Nomet. © ® BF REOR EORR, TGR) pe ae Mert Toney | ne ie tte Cos | Be cas Meee a piaiets pe am | Spc HSS a _rn._eal' (P| “peakeng Weg hed papoce = tt Paterno | Guercen cnn Fouts, | “Aigo WF or mons Cet 8) OBEPPREE er Sa een tt “figs | Cogo oem emer snp con-| Frees ies Wage a Ae : Nase fishing take.! NEAR LAPEER investmers requir for ator SE UPHOURTERED FURNITURE, | fixe news 1-AAA} ALUMINUM SIDING | J. MORRIS MUSIC CO, | ScHiPPs: , AKC REG. Paul Jones, Real Est. | vacant 40 acres with lake. Rolling} {99,,° ai po] sHneoln for boat trailer, EM 3-3007. $25; electrie on Dak NOW AND BEAT ™ &. Telegraph woe = PE_4-8580| and wooded. \4 mile from ue) tome oe foe | |e as! ae i A er ap Pe hati OSTA ET, OPE AR _ ———, : 3 : : PRACTICE PI : : BE UE Retieg Nckk CXronD (esas STEER] SELL OR TRADE | GA geese | Biel ae ore 2 Pes ee ee 2 : OT see ing 158% acres, 6 . oad & sma a excellem land. Live stream. - PHYPa DINING Ril. TON COLLEGIAT# CORNET. ai renee A Panties Ge roa) oe Pins | ar coats = rare | BR saree SPU SOP | agit aaa EO ae LHS NEA OktOno || AGRE SPB EA) se sr ma = wees | “DEEP FREEZE —| Serie tik 24 GRRE "dase Pv Gehl] nae mea tr tae] Doge Tenn Bearded rm. home with, barn CAN YOU BEAT THIS low home. One GE 13 ; « Pass. = ee “GC ALLAGHER’S eo ag oe BOARDED — FE ay r*) A _ Ft. Mighty emte! Pioneers,” o Te er 5 ie 06 terms. pon ne eee ® ~Besement, we baths Lake marred. Regular 0.95, Now) Eee iw : 7 NEAR LAKE ORION refrigerator, 09 unter s, prlrne contract. poy Ry howe A GRUMP ELECTRIC CALL NOW tor free ores. oo reso "ty, gonbens 8 = ies “a, al oa ee Neal Ti ips. zak ot a Sik URE midt ge Oboak a) We a Meena Lig ERORTAGE | sesorm tee Gua, galt Do ge a AC DeeeurSer 7 aIaIRa Sg | 75 SoeNL ANGE FRAICEN- P| canoe, tk GTRLD 8 . Hyq Ad LATS AVAILABLE 900, with ee NSHIP “| “RAINBOW REALTY” Ask for Mr. Brown ght Janis. . i STEEL STORAGE BUILDING. ci osterer power. PLAYER SLANO REFATEING. aT © sm. MAX, si ® yr “FOR 0! PEO baa 2 r . 7 . t J + 4 inished & 5 Ba OY . exe. Con FE _>agie wit? =! 1. H. BROWN, Realtor fe craaition “6 years ‘eld. i SINGLE POST DRIVE-ON HOUT. OT. Mactng. FE eau. FOR Ik. SAUL WALNUT SPINET PLANO. AY, ne 3 Shey Bone Sale Land Contracts 52 1362_W._ Huron Ph, FE 2-4610 ; elie B ry i - : MOW ERS ‘GALLAGHER'S 5 ens, horses of fabbits. $19,500 SW, ae Both in pertect condition. 3080 rive. riders, porter cable, 26°) 49 5 Huron Sean St. 1 mile east of Au- P. Bolens -2 models, 24”, a ae ee we ore burn Heights. South off Auburn| 2° HP 26” 3.6 Pair- M A _ 9 “p.m. “tM SELDON CO. 116 Woodward", Fipshester, Mich. Partridge 1s THE “BIRD” TO SSE 210-Acre Farm—$135 A. New Ranch Home > Hwy. or OR 1004. . Fy) nat ee we kes 3 ) "4 7 Sale Office Equipment 63 . Sete: Blateae 'Sa008 “Ami af Py ceceesecccred TABLE Mi GAS STOVE Boas SORE ped UERTIRR.| ad si pg wee. Gh, ae jn ul : lens m0 | banks 24 38 wk WALNUT FINISH ae ve, & reverse. stole eh teary Pertect condition, Complete: : 3 ta a & reel poowars. | ret & up. overhauled, wUst SATT: fennel 6 on gl Py MORRIS MUSIC Co. 2 isecnat toe Sie rater om Hestae EE caine = AB Sarin Rt er fik:| | PAINT SALE | -leesaauey_O HA. 68 het Satie ist Tih el en ode 6 fis, Se “Sows. Or trade for . Tt) 4 Sa %, A 5 * a business REALTOR PARTRIDGE] [Pm 43801, W. HURON i *. ae ed ee * a vise \ pee ee Se TAS ee ene ar enna MEU OE TN ee ee ca eT ges r i * f if ene THIRTY-EIGHT "Wanted Livestock Ri Em CALVES & FiOS. vORREST py For Sale Poultry. 74 “LAYIN GEESE, MALE, 8, “female, "saat for $25. 2-0087 FOR FOR SALE YEARLING MALLARD fe oes 1 all FE - Sale Farm 1 Produce 73); MALLARD| $0 Auto Accessories 80) 49 PONTIAC, FOR SALE ALL OR NTE blot & COOKING. 1G BONDED BRAKES- 12.85 for most Fords, Chev. and LENS GRADEN 6-10 b.p. Used 1 year, FE &-8459. FARM MACHINERY _ NEW — iT Seinok a = re hig &. = od F20 TRACTOR,'2 ow 7 ft, double disc. SPECIAL Used Farmall Cub: Tractor » ALKING GARDEN TRACTOR . With cultivator. Never used, $125. PE 54-2766. Auction Sales 77 a am. ct 7 ot “tacletein of Thomas attle. ers, ‘B&B : Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway 30 S. Cass 6 pee mo Bl st 195: 1952 ds inet 8. )OYEAR SERVICE |= Wanted clean: used cars. for the t¢ p dollar. CITY AUTO ‘RADIATORS loot "A ORtRT MOTORS Used T; ag Parts a PARTS ee } Drayton Plains E very W ey 7 P.M. Every Friday ....7 P.M. Every Saturday . 7 P.M. Every oping One ‘ , M. Country fusic b Western Playboys > Lhour prior to-sale + Buy and Sell Daily DR 3-2717 — Prizes 6AT., 5, » Gromak, y Sao Swarts “ing will be : _Apriy 3. te LL ALD SALES. eve p.m., Holiy » or odd —% MY 23-1621. For Sale Housetrailers 78 28 Fr. al ALUM. HOU TRAILER. ' 10413 Onkhitl Rd. EM_ 3-0200, FT. PONTIAC CHIEF TRAILER, Like new 7 hal car or $500 down, OR 4 28 FT. RICHARDSON. EXCEL EXCEL. on “cond. FE | 23-1171 after 5:30, i960 PONTIAC CHIEF. 37 Fr. a metal. Good cond. EM ean be seen at 5667 Ovdnasire,| . Commerce. i0s3 AMERICAN, 3 4 , FT. rr Custom, __ built. Exc. FE 3-7640 i967 TWO B : 42FT., OFT. wide *300° e ile. “Take over pay- _ ments, FE DETROITER PONTIAC CHIEF 4 ac full of new and sevbie"geck hem 'po "oye gst {d-vell them vepaidicss ef prise ered ‘set up,- to - Bob “Hutchi Ltiuctntt utchinson martes int hardware or a combinativn of of Mobile Homes . BALES INC. Harrington Boat Works oon Die Hi bway YOUR EVINRUDE, DEALER 4 Miles N. of Pontiac | 1999 8. TELEGRAPH RD. opie bee oo ae (FE 2-8033 OPEN SUNDAYS FoRNIsne i MORTL noms.) JOHNSON MOTORS apllable od rate! payment be- Dome Svetere oo; Serene oo TRAILER EXCHANGE OWENS MARINE ‘SOPPLiEs Z J elegraph FE 2-3200|396 Orchard Lk. Ave. _ FE 2-8020 aE iia a " OXFORD TRAILER | tii**isitptth , Sones SALES Amseqnest are at Walled tate. General - Zimmer = TONY’S MARINE uaranteed Holly - Great Lakes Gardner 10 wide, 14 ft. to 8 ft 4 Note shoppers: New 45 “ft. 16 wide 2 R-FK. $99550 down $65 8] per month includes all im surance, taxes and financing -no strings. A few used trailers stil! available om rentaj pian, We sell, * vent, trade 1 mite south of Lake Orion on M24. MY 26721. ROYAL 2% FT. DELUXE. FULLY equipped. Terms or will trade. » Schick's, MYrtle 3-3711 SALE — SALE ‘TRAILER EXCHANGE * MOBILE HOMES Ariderson - Regal . Silver Dome - Palace ‘We Buy, Sell, Trade ae — 10 wides ROW Botti Ty dong “Pas arid, en Fd er re S akon. pK } me Ss Me Opes 7 guys. 00 s wanee tee pene new. Best buy in ns 5. Like new. Best bu MATKet ‘#1231. before 2 p.m. CENTORY BOA Top Also Fiber, =e Fi} wood “Aluminum ‘une-Ups “OPE. oo $6 GUNDAY LAKES SAL INLAN: ES 7E 4-719! 3127 W. FE 2-6122 Er EVINRUDE er jiraulers. Come pA rd repair serv _ fee Backed by 3 zest expert ence. Evinrude motors, boats and > MAZUREK. ot ON ‘of goers slashed from CARS FOR PHILADELPHIA, $25 ‘ sale. Get Fras apevense to Hartford, a FE 2-5823 “supplies. @ 2695 Orchard Lake Rd, Keego Har. FE 80112 Open 7 a.m. ey Pe USED | MOTORS 3 HP. Siaybaughs WTD. '* OR 1 Aiso to emote. soe THE | = 1 Mereary mtrs. | pe, bos Tenne re ag coe ig ~ ae — Bivd at Sagi STB. ALUM. on etn canoe, EM 3-328. ‘Transportation Offered 87 after 6 ee Ee | ifornia * J | Ferry Service Inc re * : ' THE ANSWER TO 1951 Cadillac ... ' | sai DONTIAC! 5 { CLEARANCE oe Oe scees 1985 CHEVS, as Pe t$54344 2 Egaseess tt ba) "Ode Be A pert: = Clarkston, Motor Silos oe - £6 ree Eas cs PONTIAC Clar ston Motor Sales $-6141 EXECUT IVE'S | CAR ie ear. ie eee : FACTORY : pit sal ‘56 FORD ¥-8 club coupe, R&H.-2-tone dive. WY, $505 Birmingham NASH 8. Reas. 8 666 S. Woodward © —= ete Eddie Steele TRUCK CENTER — | &. Va" bewereiiee Ww tvee:| and seieted ovis Une a ‘Ty CHEV, CONVERTIBLE. RAK. : . “GEORGE § MILLION | _ SCHUTZ RETAIL BRANCH - SPECIAL: $5 0 Wenteect, nenmiiem, rao err oa Bg je Tecate er with "ene Pas agrepeege oe SA non H.S00 or best citer takes tt an Paruent pian | _ DESOTO, 1957 “cond. OR 3.3348 : | Pairlane 500 “Sedan ome] fore this Bee For Sale Cars | ae iy Ot 8 “cr owens ronv | GEORG $ MILLION - esi ‘56 BUICK Harold Turner Ford SCHUTZ : $1395. #12 8. Woodward, Birmingham a pee vis4 CHEV. BEL AIR 105] Dodae OWENS Vor wie checked is ons mod 195] Dodge beak“ tass | “gus” Seerere| as | | Bld] SALE h O ZIFACTORY iS. |auaranoee, BRANCH | kage: S¢ rig, | eRe area ‘54 BUICK wel opErncusr 3 poon ganas. 1953 ge V3 = a a , OTE 37117 BEHIND THE POST % CADILLAC DR $2,50 ae new. te. blue h white PONTIAC ‘RETAIL STORE Boston ase 2 yam, cope. re burs fuel off Pull’ p re a Bargain | $1,296. | Birmingham NASH DODG! ati aaa oat Se Wik SEDA? fatasin . oO * | Schutz Motors 1 Week | 666 S. Woodward HEV ict POWER Fe CHEVROLET, 1957 J cht SERS LY die. nae * week. 2 i igs ‘Ges faa atea i “et : t, tres, ge 5 durable ities fore uote 912 8. ; Community Motor Sales yer eg - er . = Sales 7, FORD FAIRLANE, | aa 1956 Buick ........ $1695 | 500. a Pa This) a Ss = pcan gy Wo A reg ee : 1958 Buick 00.5; $1295| °36 wera agar 2 dr, ‘ fall 9. 1955 Pontiac ......$1195| Seen i 2 Ste te hydramatic, R&H, R.. py von ‘ 1954 Buick isle $ 945 ; .| SWEPT-WING DODGE new 38 Dotge 2dr, sedan. “pee ete ° sn gan. 1954 Pontiac pean ee $ 64. STARCHIEP ‘CATA- srpeaume Nght blue, R&H, white 3 i oi, alo neater, | oo Spay sins nae ome | Be bara aaa ee ; AUBURE AT a Lv. id 1 | etn - Woodward on, 41990 1952. Ford Automatic $295 Schutz Motors Pre’ 5.0904 Scaen Mtrs. ae | ee" cal ore | 1948 Olds |< 30,000 Miles $145 Schutz Motors A- beauty ‘ Birmingham NASH 666 S. Woodward — ‘some? Lat us p vou advent be Mx AT PorD — ¥ My Plymouth, 1954 afford cost "ScHUTZ HASK INS . Spring Specials} . tires ...... sho anaa'’ tenes $505 1954 Chevrolet. Bel Air powerglide and radio ...... “power glide and radon. ~°Gtss Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie at Mis ae gen a a " PONTIAC - ‘RETAIL STORE. * FE $7117 FS RERDS | power 3300. miles ae ae Se ALIWA HYDRA. Smit. re? bie “7S Sebes 1955 ° "on ONTLAC. a A STARCHIEF AUTO BROKERS CATALINA y a oR LARRY JEROME Buick super BTVS : — DEALER Cat. Hydra. ||. ¥e% S° oon”: Pymoutn Sear Piymoutn oN emt ‘52 Dodge cow RG pensers walls. gO ay Ba a some \e Lake Orion Motor Sales || ~~ ’°55 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON $1295 ‘56 CHEVROLET ROME S , “Bright Spot” Is Still Going Strong! ' Our Stock — Is Plentiful Our Prices — ’ Slashed to the Bone Our Customer Service Is Excellent Take Advantage of “You Auto Buy Week” March 29 thru April 10 S In And ey te Yourself ' Cass at Orchard Lake. Avenue — JEROME'S} Dag Spot" | Oliver Buick Better Buy Used Cars "56 Buick Special .. .$1395 2-Dr, Hardtop, radio, heater, Dynafiow, S,Chetolt Dr, $5 Air eater, "49 Ford Pickup . ..$ 344 Very nice utility '52 Buick Sufer .....$ 395 $5. Pontiac Cat. ...$1295 Starchief Custom, full power, hyd- Famatic, 53. Buick 4-Dr. aspen aoe Sedan, radio, heater, dynafiow. ‘58 Mercury 4-Dr, ..$ 545 ’54 Pontiac Wagon $ 898 Radio, heater, hvdrametic "38 Chrysler 4- -Dr, . $1195 radio, heater, automatic. OLIVE R | BUICK FE! 2.9101 Open Eves. | STATION WAGON 4 DOOR 210 $1445 $5 BUICK — eructal, BAnDroe '53 NASH - * Saas f e 'S4 PONTIAC / 54 FORD %51 CHEVROLET 53 PONTIAL . $304 53 CHEVROLET some ‘S$ CHEVROLET ahicnee team “'S4 CHEVROLET™ $55 CHEVROLET BEL. AIR, 3 DOOR 56 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR ’57 FORD VICTORIA HARDTOP 56 PONTIAC: _ CONVERTIBLE "THANK YOU" FOR. MAKING SATURDAY’S GIANT AUTO. SALE SUCH A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS FOR MATTHEWS - HARGREAVES . YOU HAVE SHOWN YOUR CONFIDENCE IN US, AND AS ALWAYS, WE SHALL STRIVE TO OFFER YOU Top Quality at Bargain Prices ‘ BUY NOW DURING Y. A.B. W. Week! SALES MEAN MORE JOBS WE WILL BUY YOUR CAR AT A GOOD. * PRICE AND ACCEPT TRADEDOWNS~ MANY TRANSPORTATION SPECIA From $95 to $245 — YOUR TERMS A Phone Call Brings a ee Car to ‘Your Door MATTHEWS - HARGREAVES tout CHEVROLET peer . 631, OAKLAND’ hcl ee 57, DODGE mage '54 BUICK’ . = ‘53 FORD 52 STUDEBAKER 57 VOLKSWAGEN - WO% poor ‘32 CHEVROLET '53 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP — '52 CHEVROLET CLUB, COUPE $7 CHEVROLET * ie” ’55 CHEVROLET Baers bay ’55 PONTIAC comfentary,|requesting Mr. Alty to take the 3 = aur ree Faster Recess ate Se easclt-a5 leer 7:16 (7) Weather. . “In Russia last December, it was never above 10 below,” she year when tele ea Tele te |e eee : 7 7:00 (2) TV College. 3 ye n television wil tave its * * * @ remembered. “No wonder the sack dress is such a big success'greatest opportunity thus far to 1:15 (1 News: Daly Today. (Called by House Over there—those women are all $0 or 60 pounds overweight."|prove itself as a medium of con-|ade: whether, be Wants to accep : aa What about Maria Callous—I mean Callas? Ae ” o vee 1330 whether. he wants to accept 4:9 (7) Disneyland, Films, car (2) Cartoon Frolic. . “al of wi Gwe her a reat . the provisions. If he rejects the hotory, “Man bs Flight” 00 (2) Captain Kangaroo deal because she has empha-~ on bearing $500, bond "ce" $1,000 In hy ff - Congress Resume k mews prog oe (9) Million Dollar Movie. (7) Cartoon Carnival. to sized the prima donna again. big issues. One (cash, fhe same bequest , Mickey Rooney, “Love ng Fundsitne tendency has been to its most important projects is |@ dozen other relatives of Crafts. Laughs at Andy Hardy.”/8:30 (7) Big Show. — ing Holiday: make opera singers ordinary two-part series on communism () Wagon “Train. Adven|8:45° (2) Cartoon Classroom : — ee ee Sarecd 24. HOUR | coe "Foetier woman bet : WASHINGTON & — The House/™#ke @ factory-worker out of — INCOME T. | tles for “baby with Indian'¢:@9 (4) Romper Room. called it quits today until after|®" Opera-singer because AX saad: - _}Easter on appropriating the tax-\they're different. And if an npr Lancome -SERVICE (2).1 Love Lucy. Comedy: 9:20 (2) News, Weather payers’ money to operate the gov-jopera singér isn’t a little dif- I be able id Lucy gives Fred overdose _ ernment. ferent, nobody's going to want uews endl oun er ee ot sea-sickness pills before9:39 (2) Ladies Day. Unopposed passage of @ $3,216-\4. near her!” caveuier eileen’ ip to 60 Days to Pay ocean voyage. (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. -—«-_«(968.598 Agricultural Department! “yr. Thebom's admittedly tly influenced Ly the success] William J. Souriall | . (7) Our Friend . financing bill hiked to $22,274,000,- = = y “< and A iat . 4:00 (7) Disney (cont) lend Seery. 000 funds voted this year by the|Véry impressed with her Rus~ oe eet Peer Recsevelt Hotel, Reom 12? (9) Movie (cont.) le:40 (9) Billboard House in 10 appropriation meas-/Silan trip. “The Russians * |] FE 5-sis6 oR (4) Wagon (cont.) [ wen, | thought I was terribly tiny. (3 ntertainment | (2) Leave It to Beaver-i9.45 (9) Nursery School Time. — is — §09 million rend st —* eager = Dn, B fj ' M h di when Beaver dpens baseball) se.99 (2) Garry Moore. hower requested, and some of the come out of such a tiny body. | ankrupic | Sa season with a broken witt/ (4) Dough Re Mi |e om of the ‘Hoosepassed HOW could I dislike that?” | picy ere anaise le > (9) Movie. ei measures have cleared the Senate. The financial picture is bright, From Silkyorth Dist. Co.. Flint. Mich. $:39 (7) Tombstone Terr. West-/.5.50 1) stow Do You Rate? (Wich as __ sliachtly increased THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . for NBC this year, Sarnoff said. | B : oe ern: Sheriff is greeted by/'"" (4) tressure Hunt. | Mauevoted allotmente. bins Bob Hope still hasn't seen the film he shot in Moscow—to| The py oom —— rought to You Saturday, April 5th bandits when nis Sees 11:08 (2) Arthur Godfrey,. are for operation of government ‘be shown on TV -here April 5—a week before air time; while Pate identity ag an umbrella for’ . —— pases (4) Price Is Right. agencies during the fiscal year Hope fidgeted, the Russians were still processing it . 42 its products.” | -12to 5 P. M. at 3720 Elizabeth Lake Rd. (9) Movie (cont.) — a starting July 1. Three of the four Christian found her missing passport, will fly from Rio to meet e * | a . 44) Pather Knows Best.|“" ews. supplement funds appropriated for George DeWitt in Miami .. . Liberace’s long-distancing dancer Westerns ‘‘will be o’ the bul- | G Comedy: The whole family - |the present year, while one would ‘Tybee Afra . ... Gloria Vanderbilt sold her latest painting to &|warks nau i ae GIBSON 4 Burner tells Mom.their secrets, | (#90 io _ ac Come we bg maguigd . speed yy restaurant ... Frank Sinatra's elegant footwear; velvet|ne Ft ee these aad so” ae | 09” 9 prey ty A Now _ ‘79” Cee, Senay “Mathiz| (1 Ricky the Clown plies thie year which they erigin. Uppers with embroidered initials on the toes. comments on entertainment pro-]| "es $199.85 NOW . stars of Broadway, Chicago (9) Howdy Doody. , aly bed planned fo Purch et ee ae renee et Teese, vt ee ene TN etn a SURRMADOR Steiniens GIBSON 4 Burner * Lady” casts. ~ |year. s” Swedish runner)... “Situation comedy is at a low Built-In Oven Siplnlees ‘Range Top $ 50 on er 1:45 (7) Noontime Comics. ce # EARL'S PEARLS: We spend our first few years learning how| ebb, ‘The move is toward family 1 Reg. $159.95 NOW ‘gq As Is Demo 52 9:00 (7) Ozzie, Harriet. The Agriculture Department ap- to talk, and the rest of our lives learning when to shut up. comedies as perhaps best typi-— ; ° ° ~~ fastest! a site —— bill, ate short That's earl, brother. are by ‘Father — gpl rowing lg 2 Burner = te, Stainless Steel oo dy amount requested by Presi- achieye «successful 8 e Top s $ 95 (9) Charter Boa se ese iy Genel " — Eisenhower, bag through) as toe wortt Tums, [Humor for Students’ [3 S85 cow »dmnnearous ~ "cy s| Hlampton Electric Co. (9) Headline, (7) Topper. i Pood cut, allowed to wilt to about 40| (4) This Is Your Life. Two juveniles who instigated a|,, Yumvetion per cent moisture, then baled. 825 West Huron ) FE 4-2525 (2) Circle Theater. Drama:|**® (2) Our Miss Brooks. bomb scare at their school yester-| 87 Kilied = , =e The bales are stacked on one) Harry Townes plays om. (7) Lady of Charm. day found that the April Fool's |** 3f*isus* _beredity $2 Prescribed 7 35 Capers end of a large plastic sheet. The | — — ‘2:10 (4) Faye Elizabeth. ag Mant turning out very lap Uskancr ¢ ire a Soraty Ora ek aod Gayled. This oahes tn TUNERS 18:38 (7) Boxing (cont.) ; | Two boys, 15 and 16 years old, 7° 2 Gradual % Tneltered vice $8 Pather airtight bag of high quality baled AMPLIFIERS 4 — ig + 2:15 ,(4) How to Arrange Flowers. telephoned Dublin School, at. 9260 ce ye _ change 5 Amusement oH pacer silage. $39.95 & Up (4) St 57. yO cies : Baines cc (prefix) fi recies = — men play for love of ex #30 (2) Howe Party cin’ around noe caving tnat's PRBS weet” EE, | sae ries ren | CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS CO. se — masa daughter, Rory 2 ma: bomb had been planted. 4 Unt of the brain a dao A | 4540 Highland Read (W. Huron St.) OR 3-9700 (2) Circle Theater (cont.) |%:385 (9) Theater 15. Oakland County Sheriff's De tectives, after ‘searching for a ; ; 3 ; oe —-— &@eeu | bomb and fading mothing, turned Ceremonies on Mass Production Basis — ‘ scrutiny toward suspicious ‘ ° 13:00 (7) Soupy’s On. 3:00 (2) My Hero, PS C) Soupy's On, CMY eater ated tw yg btitons Dashing to Altar: @ News, ~ (7) American Bandstand, charges were filed f B t I e Tax Man - (2) News: LeGoff. - (9) Favorite Story. against them in juvenile court. . oO ea ncom safe lent NIDAS MUFFLER &, @ aa" GUARANTEED Aceirat Rust Out, Burn Out, UR OUR GUARANTEE Withstands en Investigation REMenDe sec While You Wait. Minute No CHARGE For Labor on Muffier Installation For Labor on Front or Rear Pipe When arma ag Muffter, The Right Time Is Now—Come In Today—No oh Rete Needed © 6 . § : £ 7 H :| 3 } ce i | ig $22 eg. ¢ _FORTY , THE -POXTIAG PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 2, 1958 Silas McHenry says you need ee | > .' Taine tps af eae. — inten ‘ ‘eo om e In Decision to Halt Nuclear Te nrg bt at dickens hat. melee, Lowy 2 sm. MIE eV Propaganda Vic ictoty | “chicken feed’’ oS a lee pee eee a oe eee and » poultry ness, according to’a University of/house miscellaneous Delaware poultry extension ‘Scored by Khrushchev Cialist. . labor and interest on the loan. HERE ARE THIS WEEK'S $PECIALS IN MELMAC COMPLETER _PiECES YOUR CHOICE OF 6 NI-FASHION By JOHN H, MARTIN sishay tomato puting hie INS Foreign Director cow, incidentally, rejected such“) Nikita Khrushchev has scored an/Japanese plea just a year ago. easy propaganda victory over the weapons testing. CONDEMN MOVE for _| Western officials condemn the)/Many Soviet move as one of sheer hypoc-|© risy for these reasons: Russia has just completed an | The Russian ansou particularly at Germany intensive series of nuclear tests a ; ‘ and: probably will nof be ready for any more for a year or #0. = .| Russia has reserved the right! clear weapons and rocket’ sites | to resume testing if the United) 7 nato requests it. | States and Britain do not call off their own tests voluntarily. Yet m Moscow knew in advance there was|88.caused-, bitter uproar in LE slight chance of the western pow-|many. There have been strikes, Jers halting their tests. huge anti-bomb rallies and cries for a national referendum.on the MADE NO OFFER al i i Moscow: made no offer of agree-} ing with the western allies on an lirspection system to enforce any ban. 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