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' Auto Price Boost. iG 
60 Pct. of Output 
Cost — Curtice “WASHINGTON (INS)—General Motors President 
Harlow Curtice said today that price increases on 1958 
GM cars cover only 60 per cent of the increased cost of 
vane ing staan koe &. 
  
He said it cost GM an average of $125 per car more 
to produce 1958 models but the company raised its 
wholesale prices only an average of $74. 
Curtice reported that “increased payroll costs” have 
been “the largest single element” in the giant auto firm’s 
rising costs and account Jor 42 per cent of the $125 cost 
increase this year. 
Curtice thus answered United Auto Workers Presi- 
  
dent Walter Reuther’s+ 
charge that GM and other! 
big auto producers have) 
imposed “extortionate price, 
increases” which threaten 
the nation’s economy. 
The union leader preceded 
Curticee as a witness before the Union Haulaway 
Men Get Boost   Senate anti-monopoly subcommittee! 
investigating auto pricing policies. 
In his 20-page prepared state. 
ment, Curtice said Reuther's | 
proposal last August that General | 
Motors car priteS be reduced | 
$100 in 1958 was “completely | DETROIT P—Teamsters Union| unrealistic” in view of the oon | drivers received a 10-cent hourly fi cures cited today. He said ‘ lwage increase and a half-cent is obviews that this saad 
maneuver . Was just another mileage allowance boost in a new 
‘public relations job’.” contract with Automobile Trans- 
Curtice Said GM is “seriously ‘porters Assn., Teamsters president 
concerned about inflation.” adding: J#™es R. Hoffa said last night. 
“It is a destroyer of values. It! Psa who handled the negotia- 
must be studied and its causes 
must be removed.” aan “got what we expected to 
DENIES DIFFERING Pouctes |“ 
But he said “it is clear . 
there can be no automatic “wage * * * 
and price formula’ short of arbi-| The new contract would affect 
trarity enforced wage and price drivers at Pontiac's five largest | Halt- Cent on Mileage, 
10. on Hourly Rates, | 
Announced by Hoffa | 
tions personally, said the ig et et 10 Die in Savage . x * * 
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COMPANION ON FLIGHT — Caril Fugate, 14, as she is in- 
terrogated by sheriff's officers at Douglas, Wyo. She accompanied 
Charlies Starkweather on a reckless 300-mile automobile flight from 
Lincoln, Neb. Accused Slayer and Co 
  AFTER CAPTURE — 
County jail at Douglas, Wyo., 
ming badiands near Douglas   
  Companion, 14, Claims 
‘She Was Held Captive Fear of Future Blindness 
Cited as Possible Reason 
for. Youth Going - Berserk     
    
AP Facsimile — 
Charles Starkweather, 19, in Converse 
last night as he ate for first time 
after his capture. He had an empty rifle when captured in Wyo- DOUGLAS, Wyo. (#—A young gunman, sought in a 
wave of 10 savage killings, was captured yesterday in 
the badlands of eastern Wyoming. 
x *« * 
Charles Starkweather, 19, and his brunette girl- 
friend, Caril-Fugate, 14, were caught after nine per- 
sons in Nebraska and one in Wyoming had been slain 
in a three-day period. 
The girl told officers she feared Starkweather, 
red-haired and wearing rimless glasses, would 
kill her. 
“They wouldn't have caught me if I hadn't stopped,” - 
Starkweather snarled as officers hailed him to a jail 
| cell. “If I’d had a gun, I'd have shot them.” 
* * * 
Automobile glass, shattered by bullets in thé wild 
chase that led to Starkweather’s capture, nicked the 
    
Report Hoffa Preparing to End Car WsGranny 
Trusteeship Over Pontiac Local Years toCry James R. Hoffa is ‘taking steps”, “clean up” action to end hig trus- 
to-end his controversiat five-year teeship over 52 Teamsters locais. 
unconfirmed repert in Detroit to- 
day. The contract affects 74 auto and trusteeship over Pontiac Teare| Neither Hoffa nor Leaun Har- 
. that truck transport firms in 32 states. sters Local 614, according to an) relgon, Loral 614 president, were \ came colic Wo the MeChetlan| available toe comment on the re- 
port. Harreison, however, 
The report had the national! left his Ponting office te confer |AFL-CIO, controls—that can be applied od haulaway companies, all of Teamsters president considering a! with Hoffa in Detroit today. 
the problem of inflation.” | which are members of the asso- | 
Curtice denied that auto pricing. ciation. They are Fleetcarrier, | 
policies differ from “most indus-| motorcar, Truckaway, praashined 
tries." He said the prices of most: a   
Work 114 Hours to Free Area Man   
manufactured goods sold in the. 
U.S. “are set ahead of ti and! 
do not change with each individual which expires March 1, 1 trackers) 
transaction.” lare paid 14.275 cents 
He continued: “Another impli- imile and receive $2.30 an hear ae for 
cation is that prices in the auto- 
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Winter Sports Fans 
Get Weather Boost - a bet Imaeras, rm, ___The weatherman must be a win- truckers average about $135 in 
“ter sports fan. For the sixth day fve-cay_work week. — ars 
in a row he predicts cloudy with) 
occasional light snow and little’ ‘Missiles to California - change in teniperature for the Pon-) 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The | tiae area tonight. j 
_Snow_is_due_toend_tomorrow,,_Defense Department_announced 
plans: today to establish the na- bat expected. again on Saturday. | ti nd missile test cent ion's second missile test center The low tonight will be around | for all services at Point Mugu, 25 degrees and the — tenror- | Calif. 
row near 34. Under the ocladie contract, 
layovers or delays. | 
The new contract also provides 
for’ T-cent hourly layoff pay in-| 
calls for a half-cent. boost in mile-. 
age allowance next year and in. 
1960. 
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  The Oakland County Road Com- Ship Body to New York: mission reports that “most County | 
roads are slippery, but are being) NEW YORK (INS) + The | _ salted. ; i body of Arthur Eisenhower, | 
'  ‘Fwenty-four was the lowest _re-| eldest brother of the President, -| 
corded temperature in downtown wasfiown to New York today for 
Pontiae preceding § a.m. The = entombment in the Ferncliffe | 
ing at 2 p.m. was... Mausoleum, Hartsdale, N. Y. |   
“Lansing ‘Meeting Probes 
Local Bus Lines’ Plight 3 
Outstate City officials met in Lansinig-yesterday“to. ‘discuss remedies for the growing plight-of local bus 
lines. < 
The officials came to no agreement on how best to!° 
  
meet the crisis, which has¢+ 
also affected the Pontiac |the legality of bus company lease 
City Bus Line. arrangements with cities, 
Many of the city officials pres-| 2. To the Legislature asking a 
law to exempt the bus lines from 
ernor's office said that ont tales taxes for three years. 
EXEMPT LINES _, 
A bill is currently in the legis- 
lature which would exempt the 
bus lines from ‘uel taxes and tee 
  Pinned Under 4-Ton Slab A Sylvan Lake man was pinned in agony under a 4- 
ton slab of cement at the bottom of a 15-foot hole this 
‘hours to free him. ‘creases next year and in 1960 and Morning as a rescue team labored feverishly for 1% The subject of the conference 
|Was not publicly known. 
| Hoffa's. trusteeships over Local 614 and other locals had been se- 
jlabor rackets, committee and the 
which expelled the 
Teamsters Union on corruption 
.. Charges last month. 
| It has long been a bone of con- 
jtention for some of the Local 614 
- membership that Hoffa's trustee- 
‘ship should end. 
| A group calling itself the 
Rank-and File Committee has 
fought to loosen Hoffa's grip on 
Lecal 614 since 1953, when 
he took over after two of the 
local’s officers were convicted on 
conspiracy charges. 
The local's officers, however, 
      have remained loyal ‘to Hoffa- They 
Billy J. Bick, 33, of 1436 Rosedale Rd., a co-owner of |*7e, his appointees.   
A Detroit haulaway firm, which'the B & B Ready Mix Con-+ 
‘crete Co. in Waterford lance and doctor__The_doctor_par-. The inner quarrel broke out into 
ithe open last spring,“ when insur- 
*/Township, was rushed intially relieved Buck's pain by ad- Telegraph Rd., demanding Hoffa's 
General Hospital where 
‘Surgeons operated on his 
left leg to.determine wheth- 
er it must be amputated. 
a a a 
Buck and one ef his employes, | 
Jack See, had been working in the? 
|pit at the rear of the company’s, 
jgrounds at 6127 Highland Rd. about | 
}10 am. 
| In the 20-feot square pit were | 
four concrete walis, newly | 
poured as the foundation tea 
sand and gravel elevator the 
company intends to build. 
The largest of these walls —6 
‘feet high, 4 feet long and 30 inches 
thick — had shifted since its wood- 
en forms. were removed yesterday, 
+explained See, 34. of 27 Shotwell St. 
* * * : 
“Buck and I were pushing at the. 
top of the wall, trying to get it back 
into position,” he said. “As we 
pushed, the. wooden braces -hold-}- 
ing it up slipped, and the 
a to topple over on us. ee 
NE LEAPED FREE 
“{ jumped free and Buck leaped 
icy ground, fell down and the wall 
ning him there, helplessly.” 
State and township police arrived 
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  away also, but he slipped on the! 
etashed down on his left leg, pin- 
soon afterwards with an ambu-| 
ceeaaee segeeedaomnnnentiny 3. 
  serious condition to-Pontiae -ministerine_a—sedative as officers-ouster. After nine days, they gave! (up. set to with pick axes and shovels 
‘to dig the victim out from under 
‘the massive slab. Cramped quar-/ 
ters and icy ground hindered their 
\efforts. 
| When Buck, “married and the 
father of two, finally was freed, 
irescuers lifted him from. the pit 
iwith the aid of a rope tied about 
*his chest. 
  
Apply Law to Sports? 
WASHINGTON (PF — The House 
“Antitrust subcommittee today rec- 
‘ommended a bill to apply the 
antitrust laws to commercial as- * * * 
Harrelson said that most of the 
pickets were no longer dues-paying 
Teamsters members. The pickets! — 
retorted that they had preferred to 
quit the union ‘rather than stay) 
in under Hoffa. 
Would Extend Trade Act 
WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi-. 
dent Eisenhower asked Congress 
today to extend the Reciprocal 
Trade Act five years and au- 
thorize tariff reductions to meet 
a Soviet economic challenge 
which he said presents “the   
    pects of professional sports . gravest risk to our way of life.”     But Gives Thanks That 
Girl Is Alive and Safe: 
After Murder Spree 
‘The grandmother ia 14-year-old 
Cari] Pugete, the Lincoln, Neb., 
sweetheart of captured murder sus- 
pect Charles Starkweather, tells in 
the following story her relief that 
Carll emerged alive after re 
hostage during the slayings 1 
persoms.) 
By MRs, PANSY STREET 
As Teld To INS 
LINCOLN, Neb; (INS)—All of 
‘a sudden everything seems to be 
gone. 
I feel so sick, so short of 
breath. Maybe it's because I 
haven't been able to cry yet. 
But I’m so thankful my grand- 
daughter, Caril, is still alive. 
I never expected to see her 
again. When they found that 
other boy and girl (Robert 
Jensen and Caroj King) dead 
down at Bennet, Neb., I thought 
| hey had-killed—her——___ 
She's a wonderful girl. 
Caril wouldn't have done any- 
thing to harm her mother or her 
baby sister. She adored them. 
ln a a 
(Mrs. Street's daughter, Mrs. 
Marion Bartlett, was one of the 
first of 10 murders attributed to | 
Starkweather. Mrs. Bartlett's 3- 
year-old daughter, Betty Jean, 
and her husband, Marion, were 
the first three victims.) 
When I wanted Caril to come 
to live with me, so she wouldn’t 
have so far to go to school, 
she became very upset. 
She said, “Granny, I am not 
(Cont tinued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
  
Nebraska killer was the brother of} 
‘Birmingham doctor W. Paul Ward, 
it was learned today. 
Bodies of C. Lauer Ward, 46, his 
wife Clara, 46, and their maid Lil- 
lian Fencel,-60, were found in the 
brought to nine then the namiber of 
© \slayings attributed to 19-year-old 
Charles Starkweather. 
Bloomfield Township, said he had 
| inlaw in the summer of 1956 
when they visited here, ‘ 
Word of his brother's déath came 
yesterday when a relative called 
3 ‘|from Lincoln. Dr. Ward and his wife ‘will teave tomortow: for the 
furieral. 
Pe pe 
ofthe Universities of ebraska 
    Wards’ Lincoin, Neb. home yester- 
Dr, Ward, of 6631 Castle’ Dr. | 
| last ‘seen his brother and sister- — 
ie torent of the, Sato 
  jand_ a member of ‘the board of) 
trmatoms of the Byptyers: ite Inset 
  Birmingham Doctor W.-P. Ward Learns 
Brother Is One of Starkweather's Victims 
f the mad|Steel and Bridge Co. at Lincoln, |ance Co. of Nebraska, and _, the 
palerdicotes veto = board of-directors of the National 
'Bank of Commerce. 
  yo Gunman 's ear: 
  
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Sheriff Earl Heflin said “It was his own blood that 
| got him. He thought he was shot deader’n hell when 
| he saw that blood.” 
* * 
added. “That's the kind of yellow s. 0. b. is.” 
The girl, in a state of shock after fleeing Stark- 
weather's car before the final chase leading to his 
capture, was sheltered in the living quarters of the 
sheriff and his wife. 
POSSIBLE REASONS = 
Two possible reasons for the wave of slayings came to light to- 
| day. 
x * * 
At Lincoin, Neb., his father, Guy Starkweather said: ‘“‘He is to 
Jose his sight within a year,” because of being hit on the head by a 
piece of lumber. The father said he believed “everything just built 
up inside Charlie until he went berserk.’ 
County Atty. William Dixon at Douglas said a letter to Stark- 
weather from Caril’s mother was found in his pockets. Dixon de- 
clined to say what the letter said, but said it “had to do with Caril’s 
mother and her attitude toward Starkweather.”’ 
Caril’s mother, Mrs. Velda Bartlett, 37, was one of the nine per- 
sons killed in Nebraska. 
* * * 
Shecift Heflin served _paperson_Starkiwenther-in his od today — 
The sheriff said he had a hand-written statement from Starkweather, 
a statement “about as long as a rope.’’ He wouldn't discuss it further. 
GIRL’S STATEMENT 
* * * 
Starkweather spent two hours in his cell last night working on his 
Statement. Afterward Nixon said ‘“‘We have everything we need 
now.”’ He said the statement is evidence and =< to disclose it 
to reporters. 
Troubled officials fear more bodies could be found as they have 
been found at intervals since Monday. 
* x * 
Striking by threes, the youth first killed Caril's family of three. 
Then in another foray discovered a day later, he killed a onetime 
hunting companion and two high school sweethearts, 
his wife and their 51-year-old housekeeper. 
BREAKS THE CHAIN | 
It was the 10th killing that broke the chain. A few minutes 
after he opened fire on a salesman napping in his car along a 
Wyoming highway he ran into Joe Sprinkle, tough Casper, Wyo., 
oil worker who wasn’t afraid of the killer's rifle. 
* * * 
Sprinkle stopped to investigate the stalled car, appraised the 
" situation and grappled for the rifle. 
. The killer got away, but by then law officers had arrived 
and he gave up sfter = short chase. 
“apprehension spread in Lincoln as the ‘bloody-foll- mounted, 
but it was the wanton killing of Ward, president of the Capitol Steel 
Works, Mrs. Ward and their housekeeper, raising the count of 
Nebraska victims to nine, which set the city in its tthe) frenzy. 
GUARD. MOBILIZED 
Gov. Victor, Anderesp ordered. the Nesenel. Coup anehiten’. 
} Guardsmen started patrolling the city and prepared for a house-to- 
house search to root out the killer. 
x * .*% : 
“Gol. C. J; Sanders, head of the Netwaska Salety Patcol. tine 
a ring of troopers -arownd the city and ordered additional mobile 
units té duty. ee ee 
reserves were called.. 
Se many vounicrs reported tothe she's fc fr pose duty 
that some had to be turned away. 
» Gov. Antena have cme nt od Wie ee + oe * 
        | “He thought he was bleding to death,” the sheriff 
| charging him with the Wyoming staying of a Montana shoe salesman. — 
Later, he shot down a prominent Lincoln businessman; stabbed 
  — He said he planned to get a statement today from.the- girl 
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  ~ Closing Today Pact Nations Receive 
U.S. Aid Promises at 
: ; : 
ANKARA, Turkey 
Pact 
invasion of the Suez in late 1956, 
the recent Soviet diplomatic of-| W—The| winds 
    
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CRUSHED IN PIT—Seconds after Billy Buck, 
33, was freed from under a four-ton slab of con- 
crete this mornjng, a doctor was bandaging his 
— = leg | (above) and pace prepared to crete wall that Pentiae Preas Phete . 
lift him from the 1}-feet deep hole with the aid 
of a rope tied around his chest. Part of the con- 
accidentally oe on Buck is 
visible at the right. 
    City were told that the Greyhound Corp. 
wags within its rights in its use of 
the property. City Attorney James) 
Howlett added, however, that the 
right to park buses at the site did 
not sanction maintaining a nuis- 
ance. 
that civil court action was their 
only recourse. 
The complainants will be given: 
the opportunity to prove. their 
charges that the bus firm's prac- 
tice of running motors at night 
constitutes a nuisance and health 
hazard. 
For the third consecutive year, 
  Howlett told the protesting group |); 
  ithe Birmingham Community House Sunapee relink 
The money had been placed there 
s 
ond extortion note $20, po- 
lice said, 
Officer Charles . 
from a neighbor with threat of een as ayer saggy Aes 
property damage paid rienced ia 
police said. ewe. new, tatest siodel. Pull inctory 
The youth has confessed to five ear 
home burglaries in his neighbor- 
           
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igoal. 
  
Britain and the United States as 
* the NATO nations or the *‘ “neu- 
trals’ of Asia and Africa 
the West is trying to woo to its, 
side. 
  
Other Gasoline Firms: 
Follow Standard Cut © 
Other major gasoline companies) 
following Standard Oil today were 
Co. in cutting the price of gasoline 
to their dealers one cent. 
panies said most service stations, 
in the Pontiac and Detroit areas| can. 
the cuts on to; had passed 
motorists. 
Motorists were finding in most! Lahesd 
T 
, Gulf,| all this and go back to the way 
cases that regular gas was selling 
at 30.3 cents a gallon and 43 for 
premiurn, after the slice. 
  
Hunting to Be Outlowed?, 
LANSING w&—Bilis calling for a ;eys may act like le but the, public vote on hunting bans in| tnterw al . Ser 
three Oakland County townships they can't be claimed as depend. came into the Legislature today. 
If voters approved, hunting with! 
firearms ‘would be outlawed in 
—; West _Biloomfieid, Commerce —a 
Avon townships. Sponser off all) 
; three measures is Rep. Farrel] E. 
Roberts (R-Pontiac). 
  
  
        
By E. H. SIMs 
Do we ever experience cold 
: fronts in July and August? What is al A vaudeville performer was told Former 
idlaim the two monkeys in his act’ 
jas dependents. 
list them, 
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Yearns for Tears 
(Continued From Page One) 
geing te leave my mother. I 
_weuld sever leave my moth- er.” 
¥ doen't knew what to do now. | 
I have to talk with her father— 
that’s William Fugate, you know. 
I don't know whether we ought to 
hire a lawyer or not. 
I hope someday 1 can forget 
~ 
things were. 
I wish I could just break down 
and cry the way some people 
Maybe I'g feel better 
  
    Monkeys Aren't   RICHARD L MOORE | Tax Exemptions, 
Despite Wisdom 
PITTSBURGH (8 — Some mon- Opening Drive 
to Be Governor 
City Resident. 
Richard Moore Seeks. 
GOP Nomination Revenue Service say 
jents, especially if they can't 
even write their own names. 
nt by the federal income tax people| 
here yesterday that he could nat! 
‘But, you really should let me, 
they’re smarter than. A former Pontiac resident and 
lots of humans,”’ the performer auto dealership manager here to- 
protested. ‘They can even sign day announced his candidacy for 
their names.’ governor of Michigan on the Re- 
“How?” asked the tax clerk. |Publican ticket this fall. 
“They make a cross,” said the Richard I. Moore, 45, of 2046 | 
vaudevillian. ‘Ackey Ave., Wayne, has been ac- 
‘That's not enough,’ replied/tive in the GOP for 10 years. He is) 
ithe clerk a former precinct delegate from) 
Waterford Township and served 
two years on the Oakland County 
‘Republican Committee. Red Wings Call Back 
the maximum temperature of a Leswick From Minors x  e 
cold front? 
Cold fronts occur in every month 
in the year. We might have more 
of them to pass over us in July 
than in Januhry. What. misleads 
many about cold fronts is the; 
very name itself 
But in summer a_ cold front:sent Metro Prysti back ts Edmon- He is presently a Lincoln -Mer- 
cury salesman in Wayne, where he 
lives with his wife, Ann, and three DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit 
Red Wings today vecalled 34-year- 
old Tony Leswick from the Edmon- 
ton Flyers in the Western Hockey 
ague 
At the same time mander of the Amvets, had spent 
more than 20 years in the auto 
sales business in Pontiac. 
He was an unsuccessfy candidate the Wings 
Me might contain (behind the leading: ton: Prysti has played i- only two- in 1350 against Democrat Leaun! 
edge) air of 72 degrees, or even 8) games since he wes injured Christ- 
degrees. A cold front is so-named mas night 
beeause of its relative a sti are net emet 
considering the time of year, and 
‘prevailing weather conditions 
In July, as an example. uf the 
temperature has been reathing 90 
degrees for several days and a 
mass of air moves in and over.’ 
with temperatures of 80 degrees. 
then weather men will call jt a 
cold front. 
  
The Weather 
Full 0.8. IW sa ther Bureae Report 
PONTIAC AND VECINITY — Cloudy 
with eccasional light snow tonight ‘end- 
ting femerrew. Little change tn temper-) 
* eture. High teday near 32. low tonight! 
@ sfound °5, high tomerrew near 34. West) 
Hg southwest winds at 7-15 miles an! 
oer. 
Teday i in a Pontise 
Lowest temperature preceding & a m 
At@tam-: ohare a 10 mph, 
Direction: Bout! 
  
  ‘will receive the Lion Award, 
‘at Hickory Grove School Harrelson for the Pontiac seat in| 
the Michigan House of | Repr 
itives. : 
  Both. Leswick and 
  
_Cubs to Be Inducted _ Tells of Political Aims _ 
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP—six-- SOUTH HAVEN um — Specific | 
teen boys of Cub Pack 19 will re- goals remained a secret today, 
ceive the rank of Bobcat, and one but Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart says | 
in a. he and Gov. G. Mennen Williams | 
Bobcat induction ceremony today will run for U.S. senator and | 
Michigan governor this year. i   
      
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pomperature -.. cen emeness Aoance 19.5 
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This Date in 86 Years 
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  | have to go into coffins for’ Marion, Barbara (Caril’s mother) and (Continued From Page One) 
He said the businessman visited him at the Capitol late Tuesday, 
feaving for home about 530 p.m 
—_—___. fe____ * 
Ward's body was found just inside the door of his home about 
18 hours later, His wife, her hands tied behind her, and the house- 
keeper lay dead in separate bedrooms upstairs, both stabbed to 
AWAY AT SCHOOL 
The Wards’ 14-year-old son, 
in Connecticut, 
In Lincoin the killer's father, Guy Starkweather, 47, a carpenter, | 
“I guess everybody can sleep tonight,—I-den't knew whether | Michael, Was away at prep school 
  
x * * 
Mrs.. Pansy Street, Caril’s grandmother, was the one whose 
concern for her family prompted the investigation that disclosed 
the first of the chain of slayings. 
Mrs. Street, who shares a one-room apartment with an invalid 
son, declared Caril ‘just couldn't have killed her own mother and 
done all those other things.” 
“All she wanted was just to go to school and be a nurse, and * 
granny was ready to help her make’it. But now that money. will 
Betty Jean.” 
+ ot “. 
Downtown in Lincoln anger did not subside quickly. Laneaster 
County Atty. Elmer Scheele said he would try to have young Stark- 
vether retarusd hace far trial Maa tab Wyenfiy idling sives 
So   | 
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    60 Pct. of Output Cost 4 ayicale Winds 
(Continued From Page One) 
mobile industry are in some way 
insulated from the forces of 
competition. Nothing, of course, 
eould be further from the truth.” 
Reuther testified that GM is the 
“price leader’ and that other car 
makers stick close. He said Ford 
in 1957 increased its prices on 
several models to get close to GM. m ph. 
| Coastal winds yesterday were BY * * * 
Breaking down the $125 cost hike, 
Curtice gave these figures: 
Materials plus freight—$35. He | 
said this includes @ total steel 
cost Increase of $27, of which §18 
is for higher steel prices and $9 (shove as having hurricane force. * 
| Trees were toppled and power is for increased size and weight 
in the new models. 
Payroll and related employment 
costs—$52 {or 42 per cent of the 
$125). He said this jncludeg about| dumped in northern New England § 
'$45 in increased wage and salary 
retes, and fringe benefit costs. 
* * * 
Special tools to produce new 
/models—$24. Curtice said this re-| 
“increased labor costs as | 
| well as increased complexity of the | iflects 
product. 
‘al taxes, depreciation, other 
costs—$14. 
  
Queen Mother's 
Plane Retfuels 
at Hawaii Airport 
HONOLULU 
seas Airways plane arrived here 
early today with Britain's Queen | 
Mother en route to New Zealand 
and Australia 
+ * * 
The DC? arrived at 4:30 a.m. 
in a drizzling rain, for a refueling 
Stor ), 
The Queen Mother got off the 
plane and was taken for a brief 
children. Moore, first state com- drive by Gov. and Mrs. Wiliam f 
Quinn. 
On their return to the airport} 
ithe Queen Mother met several, 
other officials and her plane took | 
off at 6am. = 
* * * 
ferns 
last visit was by the Prince of 
~ |Wales in 1920._ had visited Hawaii. The 
The Queen Mother is on a ‘ix 
‘weeks visit to New Zealand and 
: Australia 
In Pierre, S.D., 
‘tract where 250 juvenile Indian| 
|boys and girls live. 
  
Tobacco Dept. Specials 
for Friday and Saturday! | 
   All Popular Brands—FRESHEST 
CIGARETTES | 
2.23 Regular Size 
PER CARTON 
  ~Luckies, Camels ar —. Philip: 
e This low: ¢ plus Te tax Not limit 
ft & Filter 2 33 | 
PER CARTON 
Choice of Win —— 
Marlboro, jalem, Kent, 
Plus je tax. No limit.     —A British Over- | 
as the first time in 38 antl 
member of the British royal! 
is a 300-acre} 
are used to assure best pic- 
    ea = oe a oF 
IT DON’T SEEM POSSIBLE .... due Only SIMMS Could Do It!             
          
      
    Choose vour favorite brand and save) 
  
KAYWOODIE Filter Plus PIPES $4.00 se 
Value    
‘TOBACCO POUCH 20c ¢ Value - 
Roll-Up Oil Skin Type 
       Batter Northwest 
Pacific Coast 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Rain continued in the Pacific’   | 
Northwest today after a storm) 
‘battered the Washington and a 
| gon coasts with winds up to 135 
clocked at 70 to 8) m.p.h. but the 
|Naselle Air Force station. in Wash- 
ington reported a gust with the 
\force of 135 m.p.h, The Weather| 
\Bureau considers winds up to 7) 
im.p.h. as whole gale and those! 
lines downed. 
Elsewhere in the nation, consid- 
erable amounts of new snow were) 
as a snow storm. continued its | BY 
jnortheastward movement. i   
Poses === 
! Developing 
     ! SUPER-SIZE 
BLACK and WHITE 7) 3 a | ~” - ° a I 
i FOR ONLY 
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* PRICE & QUALITY 
| * DECKLED EDces * DATE 
| & SHARP CONTRAST * LIFETIME FADEPROOF 
Best Prints Guaranteed — 
i | by Electric Eye Process! 
| Only genuine EASTMAN 
KODAK papers and chemicals 
| ; a 
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tures. Bring SIMMS your films, 
1 tT 
PHOTO NEEDS —Main Floor 
re atk x rape 
   
          
     
     
    
    
    
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* 
  3 BOYS’ and GIRLS’ 2-Pc. 
Washable FLANNEL 
PAJAMAS * Guaranteed Ist Quality — Sanforized & Colorfast 
Original 
$1.79 to 
$3 Sellers— 
ONE 
LOW 
PRICE 
Girls’ Sizes 1 to 14 
I BRAND NEW STOCK! 
and pants. All long sleeves. Full cut and 
well made. Limited colors in boys’ pa- 
jamas, good selection for girls. -No limit— 
4 * save On pajamas for every youngster in 
i) * the lactelae 
   
   
    
       Boys’ Sizes 4 to 12 
Matching : coat 
Sale Priced for 
FRI. & SAT.   
MEN’‘S and LADIES’ 
Flannel PAJAMAS Sanforized Washable and Colorfest 
Guaranteed 
$2.98 to $3.95 
First Quality 
YOUR 
CHOICE— 
     
    
        
   
Two Pair 
$3.50 
  
Nt e ‘Men's Button-Front Coot Styles ; 
offer. 
  Warm winter - weight flannels, 
non-shrink and easy to launder. 
greatest bargain we've ever been able. to 
Complete size ranges for both men 
and women. 
    JIMM):: @ Men’s Ski Style—Knit Cuffs 
@ Ladies Coat Style Pajamas 
Sanforized 
Truly, the 
    @ THERS 
    
US HOW WE DO IT. 
            
            
             
     
  sentcumnetiane 
JiImm3     
   
  . just be s 
have plenty of them for this FRIDAY. pe PSA 
BIGGEST BARGAINS We've Ever Offered in 
Boys’ Lined JACKETS Featured as a “Super-Value” ‘When Advertised at $5.95 ° 
| —NOW AT SIMMS ONLY- 
@ Styled Exactly as Dlustrated 
@ Water-Repellent Gabardine — 
Blue Only ~ 
@ 100% Wool Quilted on Rayon Lining 
U®       BROT A boy’s winter jacket for less than 2 is cage = believe . 
It’s first come, - served and we yours, 
HERS UROAY Sale! . « but here it is, DON’T ASK    
          
      
     
  
   
     
Police said five pistols and aii 
quantity of marijuana were dis- 
covered by Patrolman Ray King.) 
The men were identified ‘as Al 
Reinhard, 21, Warren le Blois, 22, 
and Rene Buoncampagni, 20, all 
of Detroit; Anthony Czantske, 19, 
East Detroit, and Anthony Im-jf   
  Persia. 
That's 
  Rd., _ Waterford {Captains Habibollah Ardabili and '—     
    
brunone, 21, Ste. Clair Shores, E ~ 
All denied owning the marijuana: 
Imbrunone was ‘booked for pos- | 7 
session of narcotics. The others | 
were booked for possession of 
    ~~ nareotics and ‘illegal possession of | 
weapons. 
King said-that he prepared to 
issue tiekets to the men for park#/E 
He 'E ing their two cars: illegally. 
    
   — No Need to Pay Full Peiee| 
PRICES D 
All Femous Seed ELEC- 
     
    Always SAVE ot SIMMS 
FRIDAY and | SATURDAY 
    16.95   
   
             SUNBEAM ‘G’ 
Electric Shaver Reg. $29.50 
WITH "eal 
TRIC RAZORS . . . You! 
    
    
TRADE-IN | 
SCHICK Model 25 
Electric Shaver | 
TRADE-IN : BR M4: 
cx/E SELTZER 1 Dispenser Size — $1.88 Value iy ae 
      
   
           
  VITALIS ie 
eeseeeeenees 
   Hair Tonic Large $1.23 Size    
   
    
       
     
        
    
  i 
LINAMENT Regular $1.19 Value   
MINTS 
    
         -BISODOL 
    
      
  
    
    
SOCCCHOEESECOSS 
Coeesewrse 
         
  
  
  
   WITHOUT 
TRADE-IN 
10.95 
‘Lady’ SUNBEAM. 
- Electric Shaver   
        
   
   ~1ONITE 
or > LIMIT 2.     Personal 
Antiseptic 
$1.29 Size 
       
            
     
      67"   i Ban Roll-on 
3 Deodorant om — — by Toni ; 98¢ Value — Limit 2. 
Ponds Cold Cream—Reg. $2.57 Value . 
          
     
        
  
200 Sheet Box 
KLEENEX 
TISSUES 
Ws > exclusive 
sheets. Limit 2. ft, absorbent tissues 
pop-up 
_box. Pull box of 200 | 
.o~Main - Floer 
       
   
    = ‘hee. 200 : 
BROMO 
SELTZER 
¢ 
Por fast. effective 
relief of pains dur- 
ing headaches and 
muscular aches.* 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
Pkg. of 24 4 
SU PER’ 
Aah? 
   
      “4 J 
Positive 4 yy protection 
ter - ese dage, 
   
     
  “i —Main Fleer 
  Reg. 49c ye 
AI " ANACIN 
TABLETS 
¢ 
Convenient peck of 
30 tablets for travel 
handy for purse or 
pocket. 
—Main Fleer 7 Ladies’ °3% Jumpers | 
  | Sizes 14 we 16. 16. 
| Famous ‘Tiger’ brand in   
  
Lady Esther 
CE 
CREAM 
Reguiar $1.90 size of 
famous Lady Esther 
face cream in liquid 
form. 
—Maina Fleer 
  
  
Reg. 29c 
ALKA 
SELTZER 
2\° Por speedy relief of 
headaches and mus- 
Fleer 
  
  
rc 
Pamous Jeris hair 
tonfe with cream 
oi}—protects against 
dandruff 
—Main Floor 
  
  
Reg. 35c 
SAL- HEPATICA € 
Gentle, soothing ac- 
tien Genuine Sal- 
Hepaticn laxative in 
powder form 
—Main Fleer 
  
  
~"Mennen 
BABY 
MAGIC 
9: 
thir famous ‘baby ——-prodact_—_Refreshing, 
soothing action 
—Main Floor 
  
  
Hatel Bishop 
NAIL 
POLISH 
29 Regular 60¢ value— 
famous Haze) Bishop 
= 1 emt we~e as_adver- 
tised 
ap Fieer 1 Men’s Dress Shirts 
  
  
7e Bars 
IVORY 
SOAP   
  
    
      oe     
  eee eee Boudoir Size. 
ae Value eoeeeeee ee $14 
   
   19 Pamous Ivory Totlet 
Soap in personal size 
bars. _Limit_8 bars 
per person 
—Main Fieor | eee 
  
  
. Sofskin = 
HAND _CREAM < 
  
  
    
  EE eee .. $1.33 
oeeeee 
  
      Ste «ine of 
penetrating 
‘sofakin‘ hand cream. 
Limit 2. 
+ LIMIT 2 * Main Fleer 
$2.25 Value . wees SUSE ae. 
  pid Street 
    some, Da others . 
      
  Ge must restiict this sale to just 312 hours only, FRIDAY morning. Rights reserved to x the sane pon hag Oe ee ee ae 
” ome dead ene these SUPER-BARCAINS! Sorry — no 
     
         
    
   
  j ere 
§ non - roll 
#% hite, in size 
“a9 v. i 3 —Main Fleer - 
we 9 A.M. to 12:30 ONLY BERS)      
     
             
   New rd Go Patterns 
Yard Go 
Values < 
to 59c eS 
PER YD. . 
Percales, broadcloths, * 
cottons, etc. 36” wide. 
Assorted prints, colors, 
—_—Main—Fleer     
   
    Regular 39¢ Value 
Unbreakable polyethy- 
4tene plastic _ sprinkler 
with full pint capacity, 
—tad Plone y| Clothes Sprinklers |t¥at ats 
28° eel 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY faded 
PLASTIC in Aisotted ‘Colors   
nL ashable Rasen Flannel   
Princess style jumpers ; 
with gored skirts, but- 
ton trim. Grey only. i 
rrr S A.M. to 12:30 ONLY BAA 
| Washabte-Flannel —Pastels fo    CHENILLE o: COTTON PLISSES 
- Bedspreads 
1” Values 
to $4 
  
   — Basement Asconuy twin size, 
eFsome double. 
Pr -chenttte + 43-4 4510-x-4-Inches———— inged— 
No. fron cotton plisse Salt & Pepper Sets 
21° ____-~iad_Fieer “Fleer se Spill - proof - salt and 
pepper shakers, keep 
salt dry in ¢emp 
weather,   
10™ 29° Choice of S¢ famous 
candy bars, che 
gums, and life-saver 
mints. Limit 10. 
  
  
King Edward 
CIGARS | ‘Box of 50 
2.39.    
     
           
      
     
      
            
  
PYTTEO A M to       12.30 ONLY BO Recuisar 
full box ot 8 +0. 
regular #83 wee 
Limit 2 boxes.   
1 Dish Drainers   
  
Values 
to $3 
Orlons, cottons, 
Broken sizes 4 to 12 - Choice of Slip-Over or Coat Style 
Boys’ Sweaters 
99° j}     
wools, 
Basement     
   
   Rubber coated to pro- 
tect dishes. Special " 
section for silverware. j 
dee 9 A M to 1230 OnLy 
Genuine “Rubberméf§.’ $1.49 
Plastic Waste Basket   
Full 12-quart capacity 
  
Gripper crotch style 
  a Challis and Fiannel Stripes 
Men's Sport Shirts 
790 
Long sleeves, solid color 
flannel stripes 
—Rasement $2.98 
Velues 
challis, 
8-M-L-XL Dent proof, chip and 
rustproof, Sanifary, in 
colors 97° Pee 9 AM to 12:30 ONLY BO 
Holds 6 Skirts—-F olding 
1° Skirt Racks - 
  creepers with elastic in 
back. Gingham plaid   ies’ *2™ Dust Ladies’ *2” Dusters 34 length sleeves, but- 00 
ton fronts, one pocket. | 
Assorted pastels. Sizes T 
34-36-40. Z —Main Fleer 
Popular Bermuda Style. 
ies’ *7* Short Ladies’ * orts 
100 wool with snug- 22” 
tex waistband ony 
ond charcoal. Sizes 
2, 14 —Matn Pil 
# ashable Blue Dentm 
1*C Infants a als 
ecoe 12 — ONLY -eeee 
I and 2-Piece — 100% Nylon Lj gj . 
Child’s Sno-Suits trim. Sizes M- ML. . = 
    9AM?     
$2.49 
Value Fully Lined 
CORDUROY 
~ Child's. Longies 1? 
  New grip clips hold 
skirts firmly Hold 6 
skirts im space of !. 
—tnd Fieer 
coce Ew mLerarine) am eeee 
Hall China Individual 
*1 Bake Dishes © ake visnes Ovenproof baking dish- 
  
  
W ashable Rayon —2 Color 
Girls’ *1* Pajamas 
sleeve, pink or pee 
tops with .black bot- 
Bizes 41, to 
  Quilted front, :09° 
toms. Sizes i —— ‘. HOUSE SLIPPERS 
97 Soft. hard. crepe soles, open toe, closed back 
—Basement    a values with flan- $12.89, ~ quilt ning. 77 alegre — belt, elastic es in solid white inside, € 
poeple —metaded. in back. Grey, red trim. BTS oer CRE. 2 to bay hege Not all Fag Size 3 only. éMaty Flenr . {2 for 25¢ ne 
in size —Main Fleer 
ccooR wm Mr erctneiag eee cooe RZ umcL ehiag eee 
Ladies’ $2 & $3 White Fur Trim Regular $4.95 " Tm — Wall 
Knife Sharpener Triple action hone with T § 8 
steel strops. Fits on 
wall for fast, easy knife 
sharpening. 
  —tad Fleer   
     
Bathroom Set, 2-pc. Mis - matched © stripes 
cover. $1.49 value 5 3 ——Besemat. . Washable skid resistant 
PITT) OAM to 12-30 ONLY eece $1.00 Value 
| Plastic brush for clean- 
ing snow—ice scraper at 
other end. Long handle. 
—tnd Fleer LOOK AT THESE SENSATIONAL SAVINGS! 
Handy Automobile Windshield 
BRUSH and SCRAPER 
39 No Hammers — No Nails 
Jiffy picture hangers to 
hang ‘em on wood, tile, 
giass, etc. Holds 15 ibs. 
Pack of 6. ] 3 
-rtnd Fleer 
ccoe EZ MLErEreT eae eoee   
  Rug and Lid Cover for Seat 
20x 34 rig and lid 
“MARTEX” = Quality 
| 24x44 Bath Towels | Thick, absorbent terry 
cloth with dacron re- 
inforced Aepees Pink 
_only. $1.29 — — 92° Pie 9 AM. to 12:30 ONLY eeee 
Sanjorized—with French Cuff Easy to 
clothesline. 
feet. 50 ots, keep 
Limit 
  —tnad Fleer ~~ = 9 Co Ee 24-Inch All Steel Blade $3 
Snow Push Shovel | - No lifting — just push 
snow off to one side 
Wood handle.- Limit 1. 
—_ ____=Snd_ Fieer _ B bse Complete’ Set — Plastic 
  
Storm Window Kit   
Regular $3.98 value= 
‘silky’ sheen shirts in 
blue onty- Sizes 1414 
to 1614, broken. sep pe 
ec5ce EP we mer eraine ine e680 
Regular $8. 95—-100% W ool | 
‘Men’s Jac-Shirts 
  Smooth Hardwood 
, CLOTHES PINS: 
   ho High grade hardwood, 
Javegind sanded. Reg- 
—2na Fleor E-Z on storm windows 
——0 tools but a harn- 
mer needed. (3 sets 
for 89c). 
ocoe EEREEPEDETICZ 
For 1958 License Plates 
  
  
Use as sport shirt or 
as “jacket. Red only in 
sizes s and L aes 
2 Close tia Entire Siok a 
Boys’ °2 Caps. Assorted styles include 
  Sturdy $-Sewn Corn 
HOUSE BROOM 
Hardwood painted han- 
dle. oa yd natural corn 
straws: - tind Fleer    Chrome plated: license 
plate frames with 
“Michigan’’ inscribed. 
2? 30 ONLY BLALA 
Psy $1.49 — Many Uses For 1958 ayer 
     
Carpet’ textured rubber   
quilted lined with flaps, cushioned mats for   
etc, _insulated caps, 
Broken co 
      ec0e Ew meLerine. ine eee 
Has 4 Neck Front 
Boys’ Sweat Shirts | Waren sweat shirts for _ 
| boys in sizes S-M-L. 99"; 
  Fleece lined: _ brown 
onty. ? yoo Pe 
  home, garage, car, etc. 
Green or my =53' 0000 Pe mrmerarine. ies 
Famous “Sessions” pe Kitchen 
Electric Wall Clock priercntetporn, = 3”     
with sweep - second 
hand. ‘Celestial’ model, ——Mai Fier 
  
  
Reg. 25¢ 
BALL POINT 
PENS 
¢€ 
Smooth writing ball 
point pens with re- 
tractible. point fea- 
ture. Limit 2. 
Main Fleer 
  
  
Reg. l0c 
FLASHLIGHT 
BATTERIES 
€ 
Standard size bat- 
tertes at 6¢ each 
Famous ‘Camper’ 
brand. Limit § 
—Main Fleer 
  
- 
  
Reg. 98c 
SCHOOL 
BAGS 
¢€ 
Colorful plaid school 
bags with shoulder 
atraps at handle. 
Limit 2. 
—Maid Fleer 
  
A   
Reg. 50¢ 
SPANISH 
PEANUTS 
Per 33° 
bon Spanish - pes- 
  
  
Picture Hangers 6 
poy = of twe — 
these 
blade pocket Eaves. 
Limit 2. 
—Main Floor 
  
  
OKER CHIP SET 
1.49 | Set Has Fack with | 
180) = non + breakable, 
interlocking. chips 
All plastic, 
~ $295 5 
—=Main Fleer F 
  
  
== 33" 
License Plate Frame ines Reg. $2 
Doubie Reed HARMONICA 
9: 
  
  
18x24 Rubber Mats   
  
     
      
} 00% tax.) Regular — 
  $8.95. —tnd Fleer   
98 en” — 
Saginaw 
    
          
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Since Tuesd ay 
Flint Residents Stand their school books. with om     in Cold for Cars Priced “ep, u? yh thelr classes. are) at 99 Cents, $99 
FLINT, Mich. @~A Flint used 
cay dealer is selling four cars for oot who gpent a year in| 
99 cents each and another four Alaska says the cold is the worst} 
for $99 apiece tomorrow. iproblem. igonatryriod = _— 
people who'll tin the low 30s despite hunting 
Pia sella al waiting in Lire outfits and heavy bundling the} 
since — inlopy night wind ts tough to buck./ 
* * * * * 
Sweating ‘a the line is the oly Stewart, who says he'll take one 
catch. lot the. 93-cent cars, stands to pick! 
The cars have been completely up $30 in bets from friends who 
reconditioned and are in good/say he won't stick it out. 
: shape. The 99-centers have a re. All deals are strictly cash. ! 
| tai] value of $050.' The @3-dollar Salesmen get a $15 commission 
jobs are worth about $500. ‘on e&ch sale. 
It's first-come-first-served. You) es 
can't sell your spot in line, you) Long before the Spanish conquer- 
can’t have a relief, and you get ors arrived in the 16th Century, | 
- only 15-minute breaks jmining was flourishing in New 
First to show at 11:30 a.m. Tues- Mexico. Prehistoric Pueblo In- 
day was James Stewart, an un-|dians mined tourquoise for them-| 
employed factory worker. \setves. and later they mined gold   
  The only women in line is Mrs.iand silver for the Spaniards. 
   
        CONN'S Mid-Winter 
CLOTHES-Discount Sale    They got their scrambled eggs, 
toast and coffee in their pup tents. | 
| shop. in Leatherhead, England. newsmen at Goldfarb’s last rites; 
om The    
     
      
            
      
    
                  | Officials say -Principall by Grand      
of the jury denies the charge. 
* * * 
The accusation came yesterday tain, weighed only 2 pounds 
“lat funeral services for George ounces when she was porn 
Goldfarb, 55, principal of Brook- 3 
lyn's John Marshall Junior High | uke's Hospital. Now she weighs 
School. five pounds, 
On. Tuesday, Goldfarb lJeaped| Hospital officials reported that 
from the roof of his apartment her blood wss Rh positive and | 
house at the time he was to make her mother’s Rh negative, a con- 
‘his third appearance before the dition which caused destruction of 
‘Brooklyn grand jury. The panel'the baby’s blood, threatening life. 
a ; is probing crime and juvenile de-| In~the transfusion, the baby’s | 
REVERSE ENGLISH — A de- |Uinquency in the public schools. — blood was alternately removed 
liberate lyre to yeeemtve cus- | * * ¥ 
tomers is this “Chish & Fips”         sign outside a fish, and chips the City Board of Education, told) @ mounts. 
  intentional misspelling be the —— artim = been Flames Sweep Hangar; 
causes many passersby to stop, |‘*reate Mh ctme 
and usually results in a sale of “this probably caused him to thae Six Planes Destroyed 
the favored British snack. ibis) Me He wee very worried.” ; 
As School Supt. William Jansen phigh swept through a Midway Air 
hangar   
          
     
  ~~ CHESTERFIELD 
OVERCOATS in Navy Blue 
Reg. $59.95 29” 
% Price 
ee 
2-PANT SUITS Sensationally Priced 
A Reg. $55 Value 
NOW — ‘99° ONLY 
Both Pains of Pants 
Included 
Charge Accounts Invited 
  
"cour src Rubber Footwear 
:tama’s woot: 3 OFF : VESTS x :Rubbers . . °1™ 
SSAVE Boum sean as i Recceqecesiormeeren 
CONN’S e :$3% With This 
  
> CLOTH ES 
n N. Saginaw 
        
                           
      
          
    
                
      
         
   
    Charles H.- Silver, president of “ere carried away in sufficient | . 
       
    
        
          
CLEANING ACCESSORIES 
FREE! 
LOW DOWN PAYMENT, 
EASY TERMS! Waites .=. + Downstairs! 
      
  
    
  listened and nodded approval Sil) port 
ver said: ‘Several hours before| 
Hit by Bowling Ball, Mr. Goldfarb ssi ai before the 
grand jury last Thursda i 
Tsecond time) he mas ‘before the 
» P Sues for $25,000 seartcr ication — eee —._§_e_2__—_—‘—‘—_—4 
CHICAGO —A man struck by “In discussing with us his grand 
a bowling ball sued for -$25,000 JUry interrogation, he said that a 
damages yesterday. 
Thomas Kincaid, 43, alleged he! 
suffered a permanent brain in- 
jury March 11, 1957, at the Lagens 
Recreation Pcrlor, He sued for 
damages from the owners, George —~ 
TAG SALLY LE, — 
    
    
        
       
        
    
        Lagens and Leo thomas, and AAUE 
from a patron, William Lapp. HOOVER 
The Circuit Court suit said Lapp ; Automatic 10-Cup Datum STEAM 
took a ball from a rack and be- PERCOLATOR 
gan swinging it. The ball. slipped TOASTER FRY PAN TOASTER IRON 
from Lapp’s hand, sailed 30 feet 
through the air and hit Kincaid. a a manne ORI Regular $19.95 Regular $22.95 Regeler $19.95 Kincaid did not regain conscious- 
ness for three days and spent two 516% $13% $1388 $1788 
weeks in a hospital. : 
* * * e week wesnty a west e west 
The suit said an alley employe Stainless Steel Soleplate 
had oiled the finger holes of the 
ball and that the proprietors were 
negligent. 
  
Twins Born to Woman 
En Route to Hospital 
FREEPORT, IL @—Mrs. Wal- 
ter Smith gave birth to twin sons 
yesterday — on her way to a 
hospital. 
* * * 
She and her husband left their, 
farm home at Egan by car for 
the 20-mile drive to Freeport. 
| A 6pound 10-ounce son was 
, born during the road trip. 
The second twin, 5 pounds 15 
ounces, was born unattended at 
the hospital entrance 
| * * * 
Attendants then hustled the 
mother and her babies inside and 
they were reported in excellent 
j condition. 
  
Frida 
Sat. 
Mon     
       Mi DEAL OF YOUR rm ‘ SU THEY ALL MUST 23! 
45 DODGES 
49 PLYMOUTHS 
All Models — Colors — Styles 
4 | Hurry for Best Selection! Pick It 
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!! 
* High Trade-in Allowances ». 
24 | i 
a@, ACT NOW-COM oo 
- 360 $. WOODWARD 
              
      
        
     
    
   ANOTHER 
HODGES HUGE 
3 DAY & NITE 
SELL- 
Profit No Object-Any Reasonable Offer Accepted! 
WE MUST SELL —-— — 
20 CHRYSLERS 
. ON-THE-SPOT FINANCING!! 
+ Bring Your Title!! Bring Your Wife!! Bring the Family! 
COME PREPARED TO DEAL NOW!!! 
Others Make Promises—We Mean Business!!! 
YOU CAN’T BEAT OUR LOW PRICES 
* Special Low Finance Terms * 33 Years of Honest Dealing 
Our 52,658 Customers Can't Be Wrong 
They Got the Right Deal—Get Yours Now —Join Them, 
During This History Making Sale! 
Out of Town Buyers & Wholesalers Welcome! 
It’s Exciting — It's Fabulous! 
} SAVINGS GALORE AT 
~ HODGES Chrysler - Imperial 
NEAR MAPLE ROAD 
Free Colfee & Donuts — We Mean Business — Challenge Usil |    As Little As 
50" Weekly! 
A-THON y, Jan. 31 « Uy 
Feb. Ist Lf 
. Feb. 3rd Zi 7 
Dinnerware Set 5 IMPERIALS NO MONEY incsitited Kms xs, anal ‘ysen: 
and Equipment DOWN! - veoh’ teernnterd will net fade, 
' Dri 1 Out! Drive It Home! f» 
TAG “SALE 
Samsonite 
LUGGAGE...     
* 24-Hour Service 
  soeeee 
vee ones 
E NOW-HURRY!!! | 
“CAMERA DEPT. RED TAG SPECIALS! 
Reg. $49.95 Revere 
Movie Camera   Po ee ee ee ee Ari ; _ BIRMINGHAM, MICH. 
Heer eee eee PTT Ti oe oe ce 
All Size Film for Any 
  
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    Deluxe Model 
  We're overstocked in all departments and we | 
must cleor out entire stock immedietely to 
make room for new shipments. Prices ere 
slashed! Our loss is your goin. Hurry! 
BENRUS, BULOVA, GRUEN, WELSBRO, HAMILTON, LONGINE, ELGIN! Our Entire Stock “Red-Tagged”’ 
at These Sensational Prices! 
Reg. $ 39.75 Red Tagged ot. . 
Reg. $ 49.75 Red Tagged at. . 
Reg. $ 59.50.Red Tagged ot. . 
Reg. $ 71.50 Red Tagged at. . $39.88 
Reg. $ 85.00 Red Tagged ot. 
Reg. $100.00 Red Tagged at. : 
Reg. $125.00 Red Tagged ot. . $69.88 
NO MONEY 
DO WN 
50c WEEKLY! 
  
Regular $38.50 
This amazing mixer 
outfit includes large $ jes 
bowl, juicer and 
grinder. 
     
  TAG *SALEV: 
sm H a SuEATTER -—      
        
   
              
      OPEN tear NIGHT a 
    IRON 
Regular $12.95 
$988 ~ ri Pencils 
$13.00 Pens. .$5.88 
$7.50 Pens... .$2.88 
$5.00 Pens. ...$1.88 
195 Pens 
Pencils, * + 88¢ ea,             
     
   
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  SORRY, NO PHONE ORDERS, NO OULIVERIES, 
  ‘NO LAYAWAYS.- ALL SALES FINAL. — 
  
SENSATIONAL SAVINGS TODAY. T OMORROW “FIL 9, SATU RDAY! EVERY DEPT., STOREWIDE   
  
   
  COTTON   Girls Sizes 1 to 6x | GIRLS’ BOXER 
SLACKS 
Reg. 
3.98 i 
Washable corduroy. and lined 
twill slacks, sizes 7 to 14. Sub- 
teen sizes s- -te--14, Regular 
4.98. . $3, 
Second Floor 
INFANTS’ 
TERRY SET   
Reg. 
_ 1.98 2" é 
Men's 
} Leather Belts 
All feather belts, some “hand- 
tooled. Popular thin model in- 
cluded, 30 to 46 sizes, 
Street Floor 
MEN’S 
SWEATERS Reg. to 15.00 
*4, *5, °7, *10 Samous brand crem neck V-neck   é 
‘Corduroy 
Tapered Slacks 
~ Reg. to 
ao 2 Women’s first quality corduroy. 
tapered slacks in black, grey and. 
red. All washable. Sizes 10 to 
18, Save now. . 
Street Floor 
FIBERGLAS 
CURTAINS 
‘4°.   
Reg. 
6.99 DRIVING 
GLOVES 
2" Reg. to 
3.98. 
Choose -wool knits with leather 
palms ‘or unlined leather with 
string knit insert women’s gloves. 
Street Floor , 
  
Famous -Name 
“BRAS 
2"%3 Strapless or with straps. First Reg. to 
5.00   
  33 Slipons . Cardigans    
    
DRESSES” 
: my Mt} 
é ® New Spring Sanforized Cottons 
Charge Theirs at Waite's , Reg. 2.98 
«. Second Floor 
  
  
DRESS and FLAT SHOES Special Purchase of Women’s 
SOFT LEATHER | 
Pennmoor WEDGIES 
*6 @ Black Leather, Suede / 
@ Ton Lecther & Suede 5 at 
@ Grey Suede ‘ 
@ All Sizes Included 
       Street Floor 
  
Special Group of Women’s 
$ Suedes, leathers in pumps, straps, tres, 
Reg. to slings, and step-ins. Many colors, most 
14.95 " sizes 
Charge Yours a! Waile’'s .., Street Floor 
  
  
| FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES Gleaming Brass and Black 
7 Pieces! 
  vat      
    
      r2$18) ® Folding Screen 
®@ Poker, Shovel and 
Brush in Stand 
2 Black and Brass 
  
      Charge Yours 
at Waites... 
- Fifth Floor 
    AGI 
EEE 
Nadie 
iE 
ig supreme sccm Pe ak ee 
‘SUPER BUYS!   
WOMEN’S FASHIONS—Third Floor —verts easily to 3 piece terry lounge set. Shirt, 
slack and booties’ No ironing 
_needed. Rosebud print on white, 
sizes 6 to 18 mos. Save! 
Second Floor 
CHILDREN’S BOOTS 
Reg. to 
5.25 . ‘3 
Plastic and thermolite boots 
Fur-triemmed and 34 high styles 
Red, white, brown and yellow. 
Most sizes available   
Second Floor 
ALUNINUM 
UTENSILS 
Reg. to ; $4. +98 
Choose 4-egg poacher, 4-cup 
percolator, j3-qt. colander or 
tubed cake pan. Ali of Reynolds 
A! urfinum and first quality. Buy 
a set   
Filth Fioor 
GLASS SET IN RACK 
2 Eight srsart !2-or. glasses in a   
Reg. 
3.98 
brass plated carrier. Buy several . 
for your own use and for gifts! 
Save now! 
Fifth Floor 
STEAM and 
DRY IRONS 
6   
Reg. 
9.99 
Electric steam or dry iron con- 
steam or dry. | 
Guatanteed...by. manufacturer. - 
Fifth Floor 
  
ELECTRIC | 
Reg. $ 
9.99 
-Controtled heat fry pan, large | 
round size, Easy to read control. 
Terrific buy! 
Fifth Floor 
ee   sweaters in orlons, wool and 
blends. All sizes 
Street Floor 
  
‘| Men’s Jackets, 
Suburbans Reg. to 30.00 
10, “15 *20 Leathers, urbans, car coats, 
quilted suedes, roadsters, nylon 
reversibles. Sizes 38 to 45. Last 
chance to get yours! 
Street Floor 
ALL WOOL 
BLANKETS 
Cariton American wool washable 
blankets. 72 x 84” size. Save 
now during Waite’s great Dollar 
Day Saile'   
Reg. 
9.98 
Fourth Fleor 
WOOLEN FABRICS 
I First quality woolen fabrics in 
suit, skirt and dress weights. 54° 
wide. Murry to Waite'’s and 
save!   
Reg. to 
4.95 
Fourth Floor 
Challet 
Print Fabrics 
I   
Reg. 
Washable challet print dress 
fabrics. Crease resistant, 40” 
wide. Soft drape. perfect for 
your new Spring dress. 
  Fourth F loor 
‘NYLON SHEETS —   
  
ren, 9D 
[ott ‘3 Fitted bottoms in white and 
pastets. 
~ Fourth Floor = = =————CS 
A eee 
LINGERIE, BRAS—Second Floor 
  
        Reg. to 5.99 Size 12-20, 1442-244 Reg. 5.98 Pajames, Brunch Coats, Dusters... .. $3 
- 10.98 ors as ¥0. 18: 1444-2214. iS Reg. to 8.98 Warm Loungewear ............ $6 
eg. to resses, 7-15, . 
Reg, to 17.98 Dresses, 7-15, 10-18, 1444-22% $12 | **s f° sey = i SoEyeChoso% v _ Reg. to 4.98 Long & Short Sleeve Blouses... Sg ee ee = Reg: to 5.98 Jersey, Nylon Blouses & Shirts. . $2 Reg. to 6.98 Ski Style Pajamas ............. $4 
. Reg. 1.00 Nylon Briefs ............ eee Fe 
FASHION ads eT Fleer Reg. 3.98 Leopard and Block Pajamas ........$2 
Reg. to 1.98-Collers, Ties, Headweor..2/$1_| Reg. 2.00 Si. Imperfect Maidenform Bras. .....$1 
Reg. 7.98 Wool and Cotton Skirts........$2, $3 ee 
ganas pied A er AEs ig MEN’S FURNISHINGS—Street. Floor Reg. * al : gs “eee eee eee * ‘ 
Reg. 5.98 Fabric Mendbegs ................ $3 | Reg. 2.98 Flannel Shirts, 22.0’... ees $2 Reg. 7.98 Better Fabric Handbags ...........$5/ | Reg.-to 5.95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts. .....2/$5 4 Reg. 8.95 Gold Expansion Wotch Bonds. .*... $3 Reg. 69c ‘Nylon Stretch Socks di ee oes an 
4 R 1,00 Reinforced Coller T- “eee: Fo + 
} CHILDREN’S VALUES—Second Floor Reg, te S00 Geode. 8 seer $i, 52, 33 
| Reg. to 14.98 Boys’ 8-18 Hooded Jackets..... $9 | Reg. 3.95 Famous Brand Slipper Sox.......... $3 
ees 1.98 Boys’ 8 & 10 Dress Shirts... .. .....$1-} Reg. 3.50 Esquire Slipper Sox, 12-13. ......2/$3 
Reg. 2.98 Boys’ Flannel Shirts ....3.........$2 ] Reg, to 10.00 Leather Wollets ........../.2/$5 | 
Reg. 99¢ Infants’ Knit Sleepers ...........4/$3 Reg. to 3.50 eee Tie Bars. cere se AAG 
  Fiberglas nyftied curtains in 
many lengths. Washable, decora- 
tortie backs. Single window 
width. Save! 
Fourth Floor 
SUPER SIZE 
BATH TOWELS 
10 *] 
Famous Cannon super size bath 
towels of heavy terry. Long 
wearing. A real towel buy! 
Fourth Floor 
8-Inch 
Jeanette Dolls 
Popular 8” Jeanette doll in pan- 
ties and shoes. 18 doll costumes 
to select from. Reg. to 2.49... 
Now $1 each   
  
Reg. 
1.59 
Downstairs 
MARLITE 
TABLES — 
marlite tables 
limed oak 
Choose corner, lamp, step or 
coffee tables   
Reg. 
14.95 
Scratch resistant 
in mahogany or 
Brass tipped fegs. 
Street Floor 
- 9-PAIR 
SHOE RACKS   quality, white, most all sizes. 
Save! 
Second Floor 
  
Pastel Wool 
Flannel Skirts 
Reg. 
5.98 “4 
Women's self-belt walker skirts 
in. 100°, flannel. Side zipper 
closing. Sizes 10%to 18 in pink, 
blue and aqua. 
Third Floor 
DRIP-DRY 
BLOUSES 
Famous make women's blouses 
Choose tong sleeves with French 
cuffs amd cuff links and short 
sleeve styles. Dressrnaker or tai-   
Reg. to 
4.98 
lored. Sizes 30 to 38, white and 
colors. 
Third Floor 
LADIES’ LUGGAGE   
Reg. to $ 
16.95 
Lightweight durable luggage. 
smartly lined. Brass plated locks. 
Choose_blae _or_green. 
Downstairs 
  
“OCCASIONAL CHAIRS        
       
Charge Them at Waites .. _® Full Fashioned! 
* Ban-Lons! 
* Lambs Wool! 
_ *& Ivy League! 
@ White @ Pink @ Beige 
@ Maize @ Blue @ Navy 
@ Bleck @ Red @ Gray S 
mS Don't miss out on this terrific 
Z sale of full fashioned, very 
J famous make sweaters! Choose 
short sleeve slipons, cardigans 
and novelties o: Ban-Lon, long 
sleeve full fashioned Ivy 
League slipons, Ivy Leage car- 
digans and boucle knits.. Some 
have the tiniest irregularities. 
Hurry in! 
. Third Floor 
  
  
at 8.99! 
JERSEY 
  
  
  
* MANY FEW-OF -A-KIND! | 
BEDS, RUGS—Downstairs Reg. 12:95 All Metal Sed Frames 
Reg, 2.98 24x36” Nylon. Scatter Reig). 2198 
ee,     A Sell-Out =< 
  Sizes 12-20, 1412-2414 
Wash and Wear—— 
Orlon-Wool 
  
  
  
            
  
Ui 
  _ SILVERWARE—Stréet Floor 
Reg. 25¢ Silver Plated Flatware .   
  itesteees del 495 §$ Reg. ‘2 ; Value 
—_ petra noes Eon orem ade 
Lo-boy shoe racks for men. , sy Choose ae “i charcoal oz eg: 
| a ee oe Street Fleer ; : Downstairs na: aaa ~ ~ —_ — 
Sena ae — 7 Lovely, versatile grat and Ue 
Contour Foam Rubber Se polite nd ° on ast 
| Ben eee ee ee — __ Accessorize it up or down. 
“Neck Pillows | Sofa Pillows | choce your in sa now. $ R fer S now | 
eg. 
. ] 3.98 2 5 
Filled wi 00%, - . : Roynd box or square box styles. 
Washable. For vestching TU. hiderdaaiat shosd ee = ; i 
Mevelins. reading. , seams. ST Charge Yours at Waite's .. , Third Floor 
"Street Floor StS _ Fourth Floor 
: : es : PLETE DT * 
f 
* * SPEND PENNIES, SAVE DOL LARS! I * ‘ DON T “MISS You RS! | 
LINENS, DOMESTICS—Fourth Floor NOTIONS, STATIONERY-—Street Floor 
Reg. 2.99 54x70” Printed Tablecloths ...... ».$2 | Reg. 1.39 Plastic Dress or Pant Hangers (3)....$1 4. 
Reg. 3.98 5-Pe. Chenille Bath Set _......... Reg. 1.39 Plastic Dress Hangers (6)..........$1 | phtied dia myxageuea tool Eo $3 | Reg. 1.49 48-Box Sonitary Nepkins 1... $1 _ Reg. 59¢ Washable Plastic Place Mats...... 3/$1 Reg. 2.99 Nylon Fur Trim Boots ............ $1 | Reg. 22.50 Imported Down Comforters ...... $11° | Reg. 2.98 500-Box Typing Paper ...'...... 2/$3 
Reg. 7.95 Pleid Jec jel... Reg. 1.95 250-Box Envelopes ............... $1.2 | 
i ote a : — a: 3 Reg. 1.29 500-Box Dinner Napkins ......... 2/$1 i ! eg. 9.98 Full or ‘Twin Chenille Spreedy ......$4 | Reg 1.99 Wrought Iron Magazine Rocks. ..... $1 
Reg. 29.95 Double Electric Blankets ........ $19 } e fs 
Reg. to 298 goa Sipeiehe Fabrics... $1 yd. Reg. 798 7-Position Ironing Boards ......... $s i : 
Reg. to 29.95 Cheir ér Sofe Slipcovers ........ $9 Reg. 3.98 8-Cup Coffee Carafe w/candle.. a 
Reg. 1,99 Single W. Weed Cornice Boards... $1 Reg.. !: 98 cates Dust Mops ........... 
io , . Reg. 24.95 50-Pe. English Dinnerwore ......$12 © , 
. 09 79e: Suede. Flannel Fabrics ....... -+--2/51 T Reg. 5.98 Table Top Selad Moker............$1 -§ _ Reg. 1.79 Indio Stripe Reyon Fobrics.....-.:.$1 | Reg 4.98. 7-Pe. Aluminum Canister Set... $30 | ! Reg. 5.98 Wrought tron Ferm Stands :      
      
          
   
   
       
    : * ig 4 
Government Bickering 
Causing Our Stalemate 
A stimulus is needed—something. 
to make the country rally around the 
flag. Fortunately, this country has 
the type of government where every- 
one can speak his or her piece. 
Approximately four months 
have elapsed since the Russians 
thrust the first Sputnik into its 
orbit. This single event disturbed 
the Western allies and set off 
ce > one of the hottest debates this 
: country has ever had. 
-_.* * * 
President E1isenHOWER and his ad- - 
ministration immediately took the 
following steps: - 
U. S. missile and anti-missile pro- 
-grams have taken on No. 1 priority. 
This includes more money for the 
entire program. 
A reorganization of the defense de- 
partment to provide clearer lines of 
decision is being discussed. ~ of militant German nationalism and — claims of racial superiority, Hrruer 
roused a defeated Germany. 
wild harangues. 
* * ~ ? 
In the 1932 election HITLER rah 
for president and polled 35 per 
cent of the vote. His party won 
- 230 seats in the Reichstag but he 
refused President von HINDEN- 
BuRG’s request that he act as 
Von Papen’s vice chancellor. 
Then followed the. “Communist 
’ Plot” and Reichstagaire on Feb- 
ruary 27 and rigged elections on 
March 5. On March 23 the Reich- 
stag voted him full dictatorial 
powers. 
x * > an 
“An Austrian of insignificant: ap- 
pearance, a consistent failure in early 
life, temperamental, emotional and 
inresolute, superficially educated and 
charged with no single new or orig-- 
inal idea,” wrote Historian GATHORNE 
Harpy in 1938. with h’s 1 
Summit Talk   
Scientific research in and out of 
the Government is getting much 
greater emphasis than before Sput- 
nik. This includes the entire educa- 
tional system. 
* * * 
These steps are all fine and 
have received general widespread 
approval. But it is at this point 
that the argument really gets 
heated. Like the space age, this 
also seems to be the “investiga- 
tion age.” 
Washington has been gripped by 
the investigation fad and it appears 
that. each and every single move 
must first stand a Senate investiga- 
tion. The yakity-yak is terrific. Every- 
thing is challenged. ~ 
* * * 
. Maybe this is all called for in our 
“democratic form of government. It’s 
the type of rule we all want. This we 
will all agree on. 
But to the little fellow out in 
left field, way back in Pontiac, it 
is all true because of the Con- 
gressional elections in the fall. 
The various debates have taken 
on political overtones. 
In the long run, all most of us 
want is to lead the league. 
Instead of everlastingly challeng- 
ing each other, can’t we all join the 
| same squad and pull ahead? 
a eee : | We did exactly this in both world 
wars. Why not seize the same oppor- 
tunity and unite today? 
Politics have their place, but a 
strong America comes first.   
  
  all seems a Hittle.copfusing. This —— In one sense that is true yet 
Hitler’s rise to power in the first 
“ half of this century affected the 
course of world history more 
significantly than any other head 
of state. 
  
Many people need to learn that a 
persori can belong to a different sex, 
class, race, church, or nation and 
still be a human being. 
  
The Manlabout Town   
Keep It That Way | 
State Wide Plea That Is 
Quite Pat in Local Area 
Business: What every business 
‘ man wishes his son to inherit—if 
taxes don't beat him to it. 
In the current issue of that beautifully 
printed magazine, 
Michigan Conservation, 
issued by that state body, with 
Clifford Keteham, 
old time friend of Oakland County, as 
secretary, and : 
John Gray 
as editor, it ls pointed out that 
Four million acres are yours, 
being the land now owned by that de- 
partment. Many thousands of acres of 
this are in Oakiand County, forming the 
basis of our great recreational areas, and 
I agree absolutely in their plea, 
“In Heaven's name, keep it that way.” 
    
On the two previous Press tours to New 
    Ea iE i a Py} 
& E Ss : 
Hee ‘Gates Fei 
cee tay a 
2 & 
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5 Hi 
4 ey: 
    
  
David Lawrence Advises Pentagon: =~   
Ask Russia WASHINGTON — The American 
people have been hearing a lot 
lately- about “a single chief of 
staff’ for the armed forces and a 
ae “reorganizat ion 
of the Pentagon” 
so as to eliminate 
what is called 
“inter - service” 
rivalries.” 
Yet few people 
know the. back- 
ground of the 
controversy and 
the hidden issues 
debated in the 
Pentagon — the 
five-sided build- 
ing where thousands of officers of 
all the armed services perform 
their daily functions. 
There is really nothing wrong 
with the ‘Pentagon’ that a little 
information from Soviet Russia 
wouldn’t cure, as, for instance, 
exactly when the next war will 
break out and where and what kind 
of war it will be—that Is, “local” 
or “limited” or “global.” 
* x * 
Fundamentally, the main discus- 
sions here during the last decade © 
- have been concerned with the ques- 
tion of what strategy would be 
predominant if any kind of war 
came. 
dust after World War II ended, 
many of those who have argued 
that the concept of-air power is 
aheove all else in importance 
urged a single chief of all the 
armed services. They felt that 
naturally he would have to be About the 
time that “unification” of this 
kind would not work, but it has 
taken a decade of actual experi- 
ence to that out. Now a 
healthy discussion of remedies is, 
of course, in order. 
In peacetime the main task of 
the Defense Departnient is to buy 
“hardware.” The question always 
is how much to buy and how fast 
to get it made. There is no lack 
of decision power. 
* * * 
Sometimes it takes a little longer 
to reach a decision than the de- 
fense chiefs like, but that's because 
t's customary to give everyone a 
chance to be heard, whether 
civilian or military. 
Some of the responsibility to? 
the delay in putting decisions inte 
effect must be laid om the door- —— = « 
step of Congress. Under our 
’ system, there is an avenue of 
appeal to Congress, and military 
men have their friends on Capitol 
Hill to whom they pour out their 
troubles and apprehensions. 
The result is investigation after 
investigation, which often means 
delay in putting into effect de- 
cisions already made by the proper 
officials in the executive branch 
of the government. 
The power of decision in 
planning war operations cannot be 
vested in Congress or in a single 
chief of the armed services them- 
selves. It must remain in the 
Commander-in-Chief, the President 
of the United States, as it always 
has 
Constitution. 
  (Copyright, 1958) 
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Hardy Oldster Keeps Fit 
on One Meal a Day -- Raw 
A North Carolinian reader _out- 
lines his way of living, which may - 
be all right for him, although I 
wouldn't follow it myself, Here it 
is: 
“Although I am 
69, I run a mile 
aday, walk two 
miles a day, swim 
      
       
       an air man and could biend the in a pond every 
York, operations_of the other_services_—_cday in the 
into a single-service idea. _ eal Ta. Mrs. Ethan B. Cudney 
of 159 Marlborough Drive, was first to 
make reservation for this year's. 
  Newly elected president of the Oakland 
County Employe Credit Union is 
Lois Tutor 
  
‘ —_Hifler 25 Years Ago 
Today it will be 25 long and event- ful years since ApoLr HiT.er came to 
power as Chancellor of Germany. | 
Der Fuehrer first drew public 
| attention in 1923 in the abortive 
——-—attemptto overthrow the _ heck in his class on TV ts bundled up in an eye easer. 
Verbal Orchids are issued only 
for wedding anniversaries of 50 
years or more, and 80th birthdays 
or more. 
  
My nominee for the worst pain-in-the- 
  
= _ Bavarian Government in the 
Munich “Beer Hal] Putsch.” 
He was labeled an upstart, tried 
and sentenced to prison for five Groucho Marx 
if he’s in any class. 
  
My Milford correspondent sends word 
that a Soe eee - a   
years but served only one during 
which he wrote Mein Kampf. 
* * * 
But the Nazi party did not play 
a major role in Reichstag elections 
until September, 1930, when it won 
107 seats. Using depressed economic — 
conditions, resentment at the terms 
of the Treaty of Versailles, resurgence 
  
  
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MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS   
   _ Bob Hawkins 
of that village uses two alarm clocks, 
set 20 minutes apart, as he finds that 
“stolen” 20 minutes is the most luxurious 
sleep of the night. 
  
When the children in the neighborhood 
of ee 7 
Mr. and’ Mrs. Robert. Rhamerson 
of Auburn Heights built a snow man, and 
decked it out in old clothing, Mrs, 
Rhamerson says so many dogs assembled 
to bark at it that she is-sure some of 
them came out from Pontiac. 
  Bringing up a large live rabbit that it 
had caught, the dog of : 
; Randall Merry 
of Lake Orion quite dumbfounded his 
master, but he discovered that an arrow 
was imbedded in its body, evidently a 
-lorig time ago. 
  Verbal Orchids to- But the Army, which for a long 
time had been theoretically in 
favor of a single chief and a gen- 
eral staff, balked at having its 
tactical air force, for example, 
taken away from ground troops 
and insisted also that the ground- 
dismissed as unlikely. 
* * * 
There was talk of making a 
separate service out of the strategic 
air force as a solution, but this 
was abandoned. . 
The Navy felt that the com- 
mand and operation of war at 
above and below, had te be 
retained under its own control 
without interference by some 
single chief who didn't under- 
stand sea techn bq ue s—sub- 
“marines or floating aircraft 
carriers. — 
A whole science of naval war- 
fare in support of ground and air 
combat, as happened in Korea, 
could not be discarded. 
* * * ; : 
Congress compromised in 17. 
A separate air force was created and, instead of two armed services, 
there now are three. ‘Likewise, to 
the three militdry depar{ments, a 
fourth—the Defense 
“with its immense superstructure of 
civilians—was added. 
Predictions were made at the   
The Country Parson 
    Mrs. Dora Copeland — 
of 485 Lowell St.; ‘eighty-eighth birthday. | 
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKichan 
of 79 Elm st.: fifty-first° wedding an- 
niversary. , 
; Blaine Hazelton 
of Walled Lake; eightieth birthday, . 
_ Mrs. Elizabeth Fortescou 
of Rochester; eighty-first birthday. 
» 
      (Even when you 
have to break the 
ice to get in?) 
  . eat no 
cooked food, only 
raw, one meal 
per day. I am no 
faddist. A doctor told me forty 
years ago I must have my tonsils 
be out; TI still have them. Stilt -an- 
other doctor told me when I was 
19 that I had a bad heart; it's” 
still going. 
“My family egts only whole 
wheat bread; no white flour, no 
white sugar, no soft drinks, little 
meat. The last time I saw a doc- 
tor was after World War I when 
they diseharged me. 
“But I'm thankful we have doc- 
tors, When I get sick I'm head- 
ing for one. If people would take 
doctor’s advice they wouldn't 
have to take one-tenth of their 
medicine, (Signed)—" 
Except for swimming in the 
pond every day. in the year; your 
routine seems excellent. If you 
don’t mind, I'll take a sun bath 
‘instead, or if there’s no sun then 
an air bath. But maybe you real- 
ly enjoy. cold baths and not just . 
the pleasure of boasting about 
them. If soit is OK. 
HOW MUCH RAW? 
I’m not sure whether you mean 
you eat only raw food or just that 
you eat one meal a day instead of 
the usual two or three or per- 
haps that you make one meal a 
day exclusively raw food. Whole... 
wheat: bread isn’t | raw. 
Whichever .it may be, I can see 
no objection to it, provided the 
raw food is not polluted, infected 
or contaminated—cooking makes 
i Indeed, some good authorities in- - sist that cooking or even par-boil- 
  been a studious a your family physician approves of 
the raw milk, “” 
Let's say your heart trouble was 
jatrogenic. That is the nature of a 
good deal of ghronic heart trou- 
“ble or “weak heart.” Iatrogenic is - 
a $10 word meaning doctor-pro- 
duced. = 
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Gigned letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal * 
     
      ent, will 
  19538) been under the American ‘ 
answered by “stamped self Reuther. They have something 
to sell and are trying to get as 
much as they can for it. 
As for being radical and ridicu- 
lous, ten years ago the H-bomb 
and Sputnik would have sounded 
very ridiculous but today they're 
a reality. And 25 years ago paid 
vacations, hospitalization, cost of 
living .benefits, etc., would have 
seemed ridiculous. Now they're a 
reality, thanks to Reuther and 
others that went before him. Indus- 
-try would pay Reuther five times 
what he gets now to work for 
them, and I’m very glad he’s on 
our team. I also am a laid off 
worker with over nine years 
seniority due to cutbacks. 
: C. A. Goodfellow 
Walled Lake 
A four-day week for the mechan- 
ical trades. would be murder. A lat 
of the fellows would be bored with 
three days off. Some would go 
around—and sell their services 
would tend to cut down. the avail- 7 
able work for union men. Upset by Boone's 
Insult. to Presley 
Two Comment 
on Area Killing 
What's wrong with Michigan? 
ing the streets? Do we have to wait 
until someone is murdered before 
they can be committed to a mental 
hospital? In other states they take 
care of these -situations and get 
them treated before it’s too late, 
Hopeful 
Another victim has been snatched 
by the terrific power of inflamed 
sin. A home is wrecked—a loving 
Savior has been crucified afresh, 
‘God help us. Rise up, every decent, 
patriotic citizen. This serpent may 
set its fangs into your hcme next, 
Shecked Citizen 
Looking Back 16 Years Ago 
FDR CELEBRATES 6ist Birth. 
y. 
RAF BERLIN raid upsets Nazis’ 
10th iversary celebration. 
20 Years Ago 
RUMANIAN KING assures hu- 
mane treatment of Jews. 
FIRST CHILD is born to Juliana of Netherlands ———   
  
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Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Wo 
Charley won a more talented 
girl than he had lost, all be- 
cause of a few months sales 
erperience with an encyclo- 
pedia firm. Women want 
words! And the talented sales- 
man learns that fact and ez- 
troverts his -attention so he 
$.Fhree— longer was go tongue-tied, for he 
knew his sales talk. 
* * * 
And after a few days, he regis- 
tered his first sale, After that his 
confidence zoomed rapidly. More 
sales occurred. 
-€harley began to glow with the   
months of sales experience is a 
MUST for topnotch clergymen, 
teachers and engineers. : 
By. DR, GEORGE W, CRANE 
Case X-316: Charley B., aged 
his college sweetheart by being 
too tongue-tied and timid. . 
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Since he had @    
     
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  nen Like Men to Be Articulate | Frank, are the real spark plugs of 
civilization! : 
CONFIDENT MEN : 
A few weeks later I saw Charley 
escorting a Chicago- model to the 
theater. He was assured and. 
He comma: nded her admiration   exultant feeling of power based on 
his own ability to deal with people 
successfully. | 
He wasn’t bombastic or unduly 
loquacious, but -he smiled gra- =~ 
- Ciously and exuded the impression because he knew his way around 
  
  
      
realized 
sonality had changed 
months until just last night. 
“I had attended the opera. 
Being 15 minutes early, I cas- 
wally engaged the man me in conversation. And 
that 15 minutes, I had 
“And every : his and where he liv 
family—with—chil- BR.-CRANE — plus the names of his three 
dren should have @ encyojo- , dren and even thele pedia. It is a days it “I also knew what 
you want your children to do well attended and thei with their school work and go on names, In -fact, I A; 
te eolleg, és Se es & eens 
“Next to the Bible and a good the school approach, 
dictionary, EVERY literate family "yee — wasn’t unduly forward ae ein and I am sure he never felt tha 
a very hag service to your itd ‘+ pagias 
dias.” : re «Ste onthe re him ° 
CHARLEY'S RESULTS tied during ‘those 15 minutes’ > Well, Charley thanked me and I. never have uttered 
helped him get a job, He took the he had spoken first.” 
Se fl ol aye Sanapee nage ee -ParagePere 
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® The stranger was a U.S. tax as   
Mark Twain : 
‘am. ~| winter and spring. The stranger iwho had never paid any income | . . United Press Photo 
string and a safety pin. The user simply backs up to the vertical 
piece of lumber, picks up a safety pin on one end of a piece of 
string, attaches it to the zipper, and then pulls on the other end 
of the string. The boys are now working on how to get the gadget 
to unzip, too, YOUNG INVENTORS HELP MOM — Surveying their latest 
invention, a sure-fire zipper-upper, Chris Baker, 12 (left), and 
frend, Addison Wilson, 12, of Dallas, Tex, watch proudly as 
Chris' mother, Mrs. Margaret Baker, demonstrates the use of the 
device. The gadget is made of wood, a. few nails, a piece of   
  
Boasted of Income to Collector = ——- 
Mark Twain Also Had. Tax Woes and this would trap the stranger, discovered that his income tax, | 
on the basis of the income he 
had bragged about, would 
| amount to $10,650.   
iINS)—If you are tried to find out about the styan- ; 
into telling about his business. 
hit upon a the He started by asking the caller 
how much money he thought he | 
had made lecturing the previous | WASHINGTON 
“having trouble, Mr. Taxpayer, with ers business 
Finally, Mark. said he 
foxy scheme. He would tell 
time of year, you had nothing on stranger all about his business, 
He really got into a —- = your income tax return at this 
However, the ‘‘opulent” friend, 
Of course, your difficulty 
doubt is that your 1957 income was ( 
too large—for tax placiyme | guessed $1,700. But Mark proud- tax himself, came to Mark's res- 
| ly said he had made Fi, 750. |cue. The friend pointed to a long 
; list of deductions on the tax return 
When the stranger appeared sur- and whittled Mark's taxable in- 
‘your deductions too small prised, Mark was ‘flattered into come down to $1,250 
Twgin got into difficulty bec AlIse exaggerating his actual income “ * ‘ 
he bragged to a stranger abou ire tations considerably. _He wound up by 
‘saying he made eit 000 in 169, Mark said he went around to the 
“‘Inno- Stranger’s shop, and ‘swore to lie 
after lie... . til my mortal soul 
was coated inches and inches thick 
with perjury, and my self-respect 
was gone forever and ever." 
But he said he didn't care be- 
cause “it is nothing more than 
|thousands of the highest, and rich- 
jest, and proudest and most re-| hew much money he made in 1569 
most of it from reyalties on 
~ 100 Small Firms Doing cents: Abroad.” 
2 ; At last, the caller said he was 
Big Business Making very gli ud to meet a rich man for 
Trucks for Tank Towns once, and handed Mark an en- 
bow to scale down his income for — wine ab explanation that! 
tax purposes by the liberal use of oo . ark wou ind in it the nature 
perl arlaty But, according to! NEW. YORK — Next time you of his business, ‘Phen he left. SeSSOr. 
INCOME DROPPED 
He finally got out of the tangle 
because a rich friend showed him 
Mark. it was torment while it SC¢ 4 teardrop shed over the fate 
, : of small business, tell the weeper, 
to check the trucks down at the vil-| 
lage firehouse 
Steetways, ufficial publication of 
American Iron and Steel Institute, 
says chances are they were built 
by one of more than 100 small 
outfits that do a thriving business 
by catering to the fire engine needs 
of tank towns 
The publication explains that the 
two major firms manufacturing 
fire trucks specialize in building) lasted 
A letter written by Twain in 
1874, hidden in some musty rec- { 
ords of the Internal Revenue 
Service, gives an insight into 
the haphazard and thoroughly ir- 
responsible enforgement of the 
oa Civil War inrome tax. 
that time, collect received a 
percentage of th tax they col- 
lected.     
    Twain, who ys he had just   
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off to find #-compelitor —__§____-the—smratt-companies aiso—manage| 
      4 only got obscure / ger's business, settled down in Buffalo at the time, 
tells how he had a caller one day; 
who said he ve an assessor con- 
nected with the U 
enue Department 
. * S_ Internal Rev- 
He told/ the stranger he had ‘ 
never _hegrd of his branch of busi- 
ness befére, and asked whether he 
 intendef to open up shop in the 
neighGorhood. The stranger said 
he ould. 
/ Still puzzied about the stran- 
Mark said he 
would drop in, and if he liked 
the stranger's shop better than 
any other, he would do business 
with him. The caller said he 
never knew of a man who had 
done business with him running - ‘standard lines ordered in quantity 
by big cities: What's more,—the; 
magazine adds, they usually find! 
it economica lly unsound to inter-. 
rupt smooth running production, 
lines to satisfy special small town 
demands 
“But every tank town has its | 
own pet ideas how a fire truck 
should be built—what pump, tank 
capacity, leckers, instruments | 
and controls it should have,” the— 
publication adds. “No two trucks 
afe exactly alike, and big com- 
panies can't build that way." 
That, it continues, is where the/ 
small firms come in. They give, 
the tank towns just what their fire-/ 
fighters order. 
The publication points out that! | 
| Mark opened 
saw a _tax return inside, and 
: fates: 
4 For Your ONE and ONLY 
EASIEST the envelope, |spected, honored and courted men 
‘in. America do every year.’ 
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“We (acdiend talked even though they pay more for, 
and materials purchased in small quan- As the 
Mark said, 
and s ked a least IT did." 
“we laughe and jaughed and tities and adds: 
laughed. at least he did’ But he “No middle men and no shipping. 
answers as he charges to contend with.’ 
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Friday and Saturday Is Your Last Chance to Save 
Family's Winter Needs...Be Here. When the Doors 
    
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KING-SIZE SNOWMAN. ~~ This Kansas City snowman,: 
2% feet tall, is the handiwork of brothers Bob and 
(left and right on ladders), and Phil Barnes and 
(eft and right on ground). It took them three days to 
They used cardboard and wood to make forms into which 
dumped snow and then wet it down and tamped it with 
feet. As the snowman grew they got fresh snow to the t 
loading it into a “flying saucer" sled and pulling the sled 
slanted ladder with a rope. ; . 
News of Service Personnel § M. Sgt. William R. Crosson, son) ¥ 
of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Cross; © 
son, of 34 Short St., was home| © 
on a 30-day leave en route to Low- 
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1 STOCK DISPOSAL ‘SALE . « AND $O DOES THIS SALE. This Sale will be 
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COME, SEE FOR YOURSELF. iF] Hil   if g® 
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TWO FINAL DAYS 
Friday, Jen. 31, 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. 
Set., Feb. 1,:9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. WE NEED ROOM for 
EASTER GOODS Because Easter comes early this year and our : 
policy is not to carry any Winter goods over to 
      
  
  Belore returning home, Crosson, west s trod vive! Wow in ths tale yout’ | STORE CLOSED THURSDAY AT 4 P.M. TO REMARK & REARRANGE STORE. | next reer one can buy trash, new goods at low 
‘had been stationed in London, Eng: ee) ee BE HERE WHEN DOORS OPEN FRIDAY, 9:30 A.M. enon: (er toe Kem > ee re 
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leader of his recruit company at 2. 18. 
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      | : Nuclear Sub 
Called Ultimate 
~\ Future Weapon 
_s First Lord of the Admiralty, Lord   
  : In Laboratories... at Rocket Sites   
LIVERPOOL, England—Britain’s 
  Selkirk, says that he sees the 
wered submarine as per-| 
: haps “the ultimate weapén.” 
He said at Liverpool that such a 
« sub; capable of firing. long-range 
; guided missiles from under the, 
surface of the sea, appears to ap-' 
preach nearer to the ultimate 
weapon than anything the werld above with missile, 
has seen, 
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dramatic naval development we 
have seen since the dreadnought,” 
he declared, “and I suspect that 
within the next 10 years it may 
-_produce a startling revolution in 
naval tactics la eee) 2 
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WASHINGTON — More than 1.- 
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States are rentcd by the Federal 
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   Science Light J Rend: Space Gloom. 16'tiere — ie sobectos oll gloves; At the: moment of braking, his By FRED SPARKS 
‘Gloom gray is the color of total 
‘crisis and gloom gray is the color 
‘ot Washington in ‘the third month 
of.the era of outer space to reflect 
the nation’s soul searching for an 
answer to this massive question: 
“Why have we lagged behind 
the Russians in venturing into the 
animal and 
* * * 
Let us not, however, be blinded 
by the gray ef despair or deaf- 
ened by the chorus of ‘Almost al) 
is: lost’’ to this truth: 
While the case against yester-| 
day is being tried on Capito] Hill,   man?” 
ithe case for tomorrow is being) 
imade — with no attending hysteria 
— in a thousand lab6ratories, at. 
a hundred rocket sites. 
* * * 
There are no Congressmen wait- 
ing today. at the Air Force's space 
  
  
        
   
           
    
     
     lee te 16h i ck 
steel vault deliberately subjected to/ 
fatigue, oppressive humidity, car- 
bon dioxide fumes. When released! 
he will go limp with spasms of 
nausea. 
Objective: te test man’s reac- 
tien te the eerie conditions of * 
space journey. 
There are no photographers wait- li 
‘ing te pop flash bulbs at the ex- 
‘hausted technician at Cape Canav- 
For) ieral's guided missile range. 
  ‘and plastic face mask — he 
been fuling the Atlas for static, 
preblast tests: 
Objective: To learn S- 
4 methods for rocket -launchings, 
There are no autograph Dayton 
watching at Wright Field in Dayton 
Ohio, today as a doctor — wrapped 
that propels him along a rail at 
  
  bullet speed, then. stops. on a dime. 
    
    
  
      
      
  
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| Poute to the moon or Mars.: and 30 cage ~~ afd Dood agile 
from his nose. . 
 esaneger — is ‘submerged in a 
huge salt-water goldfish bow! until 
his skin wrinkles like that of a very   
“FRIDAY ‘and SATURDAY   Objective: To pe means of | Posed , to losp 
Sanranpigtiad apinebnre du gion pee aj toll 
impact of re-entry from the thin saliva in a man's mouth to solid) 
se ae ee 
mosphere. hours wearing a 50-pound | 
There lice’ mi suie;cohmumelin |S ae Ogee: onaes oe] 
tors: waiting to question the vol-| each shoe — like a horror movie 
unteef who — wearing bathing| robot. | 
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There are no columnists wait- 
ing to interview: the engineer who 
    a quiet struggle to solve the ted- 
ious, complex mysteries of rockets 
- around 
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And that in this struggle our 
scientists, our researchers will find 
those new miracles that can re- 
  
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' Whitmore Lake Stilled 
Because. of New Highway 
_ WHITMORE LAKE i#—Progress 
has turned this bustling lakeside 
hamlet into a quiet littel commun, 
ity. 
The same thing is eageny= The change came with progress 
in highway building. Main street, 
used to be the main route of U. S. 
2s a heavily traveled trunk line 
jhighway. But now, a_ new, limited 
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ithe horse and buggy era. 
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" Saginaw to Test Remedy of Annexation   
Cities Squeezed In by Outlying Districts 
Grave Municipal Problem in Michigan 
By ROGER LANE 
AP Lansing 
(Third in a series of articles 
on municipal problems) 
In a curious way, fate 
touched 4,900 residents of a little 
blip on the map, a ripple in the 
line marking Saginaw’s west 
boundary. 
They live in the Hemmeter)Hemmeter will carry the heavy the city to taking on the extra load! 
School District of Saginaw Town- weight. It has nearly half the en- of extending services. 
ship, The district occupies less than’ 
one square mile. 
How they vote in two forthcom-| 
ing elections promises to play a 
key role in deciding whether space- 
hungry Saginaw, with 106,000 resi-| 
dents, resumes orderly growth or 
stays hemmed in by boundaries for the proposed consolidated unit,’ ‘around Saginaw, including some of| 
virtually unchanged for 20 years.|would follow her in like a row of those considering consolidation, 
The outcome will test anew | 
whether the traditional remedy | 
of annexation still works for 
cities grown to man's 
size bat strapped around the 
middle with a bey-sized belt. 
to Saginaw's will be watching 
closely. If both cities push out 
+ their limits; it will point a solution’ 
for still others—but not all—with 
ageravated fringe problems. 
annexation to oe city. 
  
  has! 
, have filed a petition! otis own and double elementary portion of Saginaw’ tinge woud 
absorbed. space at a cost of four to seven|be 
million dollars. 
This would wipe out the main | 
attraction of coming into the efty, | 
and. tend to freeze Saginaw’s 
west boundary selider than ever. 
It would be a costly Venture, 
| In ‘the prospective balloting, 
itire township's population and! 
labout 40 per cent of its. property 
tax base. ‘ 
a| Some observers believe that ‘if ties installed and paid for be . — - es oe 
|Hemmeter comes into the city, the! 
other four school districts, with a’ 
weakened population and tax base 
'toppling dominoes. 
| Thus, Saginaw might be enlarged 
iby the entire township, with its 
12,000 population and approximate- 
ly 20 square miles; A significant     
| Should this happen, ~~ 
look to the city for sewer, water, | 
| police, fire and@ other services 
| slow below standard. 
Dut Gabe are cabetcetiill tab 
tors, including opposition within’ 
Some city residents believe thelr’ 
suburban neighbors should be re- 
iquired to have basic service facili-.   
being allowed to come in. They 
cast votes, too. 
other school districts 
jalso have come under the city) 
school system's no-more-tuition-| 
‘students ultimatum. 
| (Next—“New city” plans ad ball 
sotution.) ~4 
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By RAY HENRY Q. Ject how much off base ne cis tah eae ee (Second ef Two Articles) were your estimates on these | of the payments was far greater | 
claims? than the Social Security tax col- | 
Secretary of Welfare Folsom : . says the jal Security system| A. About 3% per cent. Shortly 
Laps psd pane: cauation and after Congress passed the 1956) A. Yes. But, it palate 
no one need worry about getting/ amendments, we figured that pay-|The income fromm 
the payments due him—now or 49 / ments would total $6,300,000,000 in/@iways fluctuates greatly because) 
ae the 12 months before June 30, 1957.|0f the way the Social Security tax)      
    
     
    
        nt ared pd ecaers . qudtins rar pox Actually, the payments amounted|is collected. For example, self-| 
swer interview with Folsom, the to $6,515,000, 000. employed people pay their tax} 
chief Social Security officer. | @. How about the income frem = nage a _ paraguay: or) 
But, Folsom also says the total, Secial Security tax? Is it run- pone ee ae i fanninsageridic 
of the payments has been running) ning accerding to schedule? pe is cites. Th only eee 
cig ae Heese _ the poy A. Very close. For the 12 months way income and outgo can be fig- | 
he ~ rei on Maes ae pened before June 30, 1957, we had ¢s- ured is on a year-by-year basis, | 
jects Inthe mext year of ‘we i dimated that the tax income would pot‘ month-by-month. Today's column takes up this point oan ty gees : ; 5 be $6,740,000,000. The actual in-| in further questions and answers ‘come wag $6,540,000,000. So, we. Q. How about these new dis- | 
QUESTION: Mr. Secretary, (overestimated our income for that, *bility ee ie = — 
why is the Social Security sys- | period by about 3 per cent. Our| Cae Tasaea ccs reine $0 a 
tem paying out more in pay- estimate for the year ending next! oa nticadl Or md va . Seciad | 
ments than it expected? \June is $7,315,000,000. We still ® ‘ = = 
—_— ithink this is about right. soomrhy Vos ont ANSWER: As you know, Con- 
gress extended Social Security in| Q. In ether words, during the | 
1954 and 1956 to cover 10 million’ 1957 fiscal year yor underesti- 
        
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Valibus at Miami Beach, Fila oles a aie ta = —— cial disability tax to pay for the! 
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RARE DOG AND NEW MASTER — “Veda,” sadeapret meré than 90 inthes trees her shoulders 
a rare Scottish deerhound dog, is getting acquaint- 
ed with her owner, Bob Hawkins 
Rare Scottish Hound; of Milford: She greyhound. to the floor, and is larger than the American 
  
Now Raised in Milford: 
By REBA HEINTZELMAN 
MILFORD — She can’t be caJed; 
“wee,” but a bit of Scotland has 
been imported by Mr. and Mrs.’ | Until now, a gigantic poodle |. Deemed Unnecessary Among new titles are “Hunga- 
Robert Hawkins of Milford. Inamed “Stepper” has ruled the rian Wanderers of the Worid,” 
“Veda,” a huge rare Scottish Hawkins ‘“dog-house.” His. high A bill aimed at putting the Fed- Agardy: “Culture With Cotillion,” 
deerhound dog. threatens to become and noble breeding, however, would level Goveruiion! aa <9) basinese- Ambrus; “Old Hungarian Come- 
ueen of the kennels at 324 Crys-/Peve? permit him to harm a lady,’ dies,” Domotor; “Hungarian Peas-. 
: land big, lovable Veda is not only a like basis’ was sponsored to day ant Tales,” Ortutay: “Tidal Wave: 
tal St., since her dramatic arrival j.qy — she is an expectamt moth- by Congréssman William S. Broom- Street Boys,” Vidor, and “You, 
by plane this wae. ler as we... field (R-Oakland County). | Must Go the the End of the Road,’ 
a ¢. . + * "Zathureczky. Years ago, ne Hawkins, Sadie | Incorporating a Hoover Commis and Bob, b®gan raising cocker 
spaniel pups, When the market be- 
came’ saturatéq with this popular 
breed, they switched to raising. the 
powerful boxer. 
x -@ ® 
Wherl that breed, too, became 
plentiful throughout the land Sadie 
and Bob began developing pure- 
bred poodles. Their kennels are) 
still full of this breed, from the) 
tiny to the big standard type 
Due to the floodeq - 
market, the couple began looking 
for another unustal breed of 
dogs—and that's why the mighty 
Veda was shipped te America. 
She Is the 15th known dog of her 
kind in the entire United States, 
Veda has the same streamlined 
build as that of the greyhound. 
However, her longer gray hair re- 
sembles the airdale. 
* * 
Grace, power and speed are the 
main attributes that make up the! 
deerhound, considered one of the! 
-dldest- breeds in- the—-world. 
MIGHTY HUNTER 
During the. 15th century when 
bow and arrows were the ‘hunter’s 
only weapons, deerhounds would {full page advertisement in Life 
imagazine. 
= has a likely partner in 
his sic ine in Veda. 
  Wile of Vie of Victim 
‘Broken.Up' Nebraska Youth Killed 
  in Wyoming 
poodie | 
. . GREAT FALLS, Mont. (INS)— 
The wife of the 10th victim of a. 
scribed ag pretty much “broken 
up” today over the death of her 
husband. 
* * 
Mrs. Merle arg wife of a) 
33-year-old shoe salesman Killed; 
on a Wyoming highway by Charles! 
|Starkweather, was notified of the 
death by a Great Falls sheriff. 
The Collisons have a four-month-’ 
oe   “Collison was a shoe salesman (#iven to the Pontiac Board of Ed- 'Statistical | tor the Browers Shoe Company. 
He was driving a company car. 
Converse County (Wyo) 
trict Attorney William P. Dickson 
track down a stag nearly twice jsaid Collison apparently was shot 
its height and weight, and keep it! 
at bay until the hunter arrived for’ 
the kill. ‘as he slept in his car, 12 miles 
peat e of Douglas. 
One shot was fired through the 
The Hawkiris’ house is filled with window -of-_the-car, and five more 
trophies and ribbons, woh by their’ 
_fine dogs, _- Z 
At Eastertime the white | 
poodles afe tinted pale pink, | 
blue and orchid for photographic 
assiguments with national adver- 
tising companies, 
Dog raising is strictly a hobby 
with the couple, Sadie is employed 
as a registered nurse in. Pontiac 
and Bob is & prominent heating 
engineer. 
ALSO MODELS 
He also does profession model-; 
ing for a national ~ advertising 
agency, but “‘just for kicks,” he; 
says. He vi a wand eppeared oa a 
UL of M. Dean Going   | shots were fired as Collison came 
‘in his head and one in his neck. 
Moms Get $76,519   Rep. Broomfield 
Hits Reserves Backlog of U.S. Funds 
Totaling $70 Billion 
i sion Aggie sor or the ahaa 
|would 
= eal reheat 
accumubinids a: ‘multi-billion dol-/ 
Har backlogs of unexpected funtis.” 
Her Husband on Road **'* 
jyoung Nebraska slayer was de-j,. “This backlog of funds appropri- 
jated by Congress for: projects: 
which have not deen completed to-| 
tals $70.000.000.000,"" Broomfield! 
“This is almost.equal to the 
federal budget proposed for the’ 
jcoming fiscal year." 
Under the present method in 
which Congress appropriates all the’ 
money needed for a federal proj- |. 
ect, amg | ot and the administra-|° 
on sometimes “lose contro!” of 
spending once this money has been 
i Broomfield said. 
Whitmer fo Report   
on Expected Income | 
Dis-: 
font of the-car.—_He-had two bullets | — 
  in March on Polio 
attempted to contact every home. 
6,000 volunteer mothers. 
tain areas were not reached dur- 
ing last -night’s campaign, con- 
-tributions- 
county office, 75 W Huror St. 
At least $1,807 was collected in 
. |Waterford Township. The march’ Oakland County mothers who 
Goldsworthy. added that if cer. 
  can -be-maiied—to the #—__— A report on anticipated income ‘for the 1958-59 fiscal year will be, 
jUcation tonight by ae 
‘Dana P. Whitmer. 
* ¢ -* 
The meeting will be held at Wie 
ner School, 44] Oakland Ave,, 
|part of the boped's getiat-ak dono 
iits meetings to the public. 
Dr. Whitmer. will discuss with 
the board the effects of the antici- 
pated income on the next budget. 
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Other items on the oguala will 
be progress reports on construction 
of Pontiac Northern High School, 
an addition to Owen School, and 
the Franklin Road 
School.   two months, the Dec. ne slaying of his| 
* * * 
Taylor saitl he would ask Hazel 
_ |park Judge Robert C. Baldwin to _\eonsider first - degree, “because 
this is getting closer to premedi- 
tated 
  
Hazel Park, is now charged 
had heard a 
* * 
Ladi she testified, she went to 
-|the Henson home and found Henson 
sitting in his car. “He said his) 
wife was lying in a pool of blood 
and that I better call the police,” 
Mrs. Duguay was quoted as saying. 
The examination is expected to 
end Monday with Henson's .attor- 
ney cross-examining goveral wit- 
nesses, 
Library ry Offers . 
Books Dealing 
‘With Hungary 
| Background reading about Hun 
gary, the nation whose bid for 
*freetiom was crushed by Soviet 
Russia in 1956, is available in new 
books ready for circulation at Pon- 
tiac City Library.   
New Piction 
“Isabel the Fair," Barnes; 
“Love and © Bentiey; 
| “Castile in the Sea,” Lorraine; 
“The Lovely Day,” Smith; “The 
| Comforters,” Spark; © “Amelie 
and Pierre,” Troyat; “The Voy- 
agers,” Van Every, and “The 
Gifts,” Wilson. 
Mystery-Western 
“The Hovering Darkness,” 
‘Berckman; “The Schemers,”” Fen- 
isong; “Man From ~Robber’s 
{Roost,” Field, and “Rebel Rang- 
" Whitman. 
Biograpity 
“Index to the Story of My Days,” 
Craig; “Face to Face,” Mehta, 
and “Bridge to the Sun,” Ter- 
asaki. | 
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General 
“Reading. for Pleasure,” Cert; 
“Drive," Codman;  “‘Seletted’ * 
  Analysis,” Richmond, 
and * “Vanished Cities," Schreiber. 
Windsor Duke, Duchess 
® Shocked About Young 
NEW YORK «The Duke and   
Duchess of Windsor arrived today 
from Europe expressing ‘‘great 
personal loss and great shock” 
over the suicide of financier Rob- 
ert R. Young, an old friend they 
had often visited. 
{They will spend two weeks in 
New York at the Waldorf Astofa 
Hotel and then go to Florida for 
  
  
    sity of I ‘5 of {was sponsored by the township | 
Lierstare, Sceates and” Art, (firemen and their wives. 
Psa nal oliected SeFGtd durtag’' abe 
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: By STAN BOK 
Press Corerspondent 
‘WHITE. LAKE TOWNSHIP — 
Life is exciting these days for the 
Andrew, Allison family of 2211 King- 
ston and it's.all because of the 
marvels “of amateur 
Allison, a : Pontiac Mater Division 
employe, has been a licensed *ham' 
operator since 1954, having learned) 
the intricacies of the “trade” from 
Lewis A, Young of 221 Draper, 
Pontiac, 
HITS JACKPOT 
eratots in this country and abroad 
during the past four years have 
been entertaining and educational. 
A few weeks ago, howeyer, he hit 
the jackpot, med, 
versation between Allison and an 
message wag. most: welcome to 
a pet nly de min trom 
It seems that the party in Nor- pe 
way, having married an American, 
girl, told Allison how he would like 
to make contact with Texas, his, 
wife’s home state. And, in turn, | 
Andrew countered with a wish to’ 
contact his former home in Scot- 
land, never dreaming that a Scot-!      
     
      conversation. 
An exchange of comments be- 
tween Allison and the Prestwick! 
loperator proved so enjoyable that! 
| Andrew hailed his wife, Elizabeth, 
|to the set..His wife quickly dug up 
ithe address of her brother in Prest- 
'wieck, a location that was only a 
iblock away from nas Scottish neh 
station, 
It wasn't long eehoe Mrs, Alli- 
son amd her brother in Scotland! 
got tegether by radio with other, 
members of the Allison family tak- 
ing turns at the ‘‘mike.” 
NOW CALLS REGULARLY 
Since that day, Allison has been 
making scheduled Sunday radio 
‘visits to his relatives abroad. 
He expects another thrill on Sun- 
day when his mother intends to   * visit the Prestwick ham station for 
an extended chat. 
Allison explained. that the sun 
| spet cycle is now for 
long distance com . Et- 
forts to contact Scotiand in previ- 
—— camed ly sua a spots. His contacts with_other ham ‘op-| 
Sitind 4, tis pliir'e 0 oo 
tish operator was listening to the! - Local Family Visits’ Kink 
in Galan   
   
                   The Allisons became grandpar- 
ents recently for the first time, 
and the news was flashed across 
the ocean from the amateur radio 
set. 
Allison was one of many Oakland) 
the’ county hams who listened to both 
Sputnik I and Hl. 
His interest in amateur radio-has 
benefited his community. Allison 
seryes as communications director of the civil defense unit in White 
Lake Township. 
He came to the Pontiac area 
from Scotland about 10 years ago, 
being joined by wife and children 
meetly afterward. 
* * * 
The Allisons‘ like America -im- 
mensely, but it’s always nice to 
contact. the old hometown, especial-|_ 
Ty by amateur radio,   LANSING @ — A _ $28,500,000 
distribution of state aid to schools, 
already delayed two weeks for 
jack of funds, has run into a legal 
snart that also threatens future aid 
payments. 
‘tendent of public instruction, said   
Europeans Favor Meeting   
WASHINGTON — Pee 
     ‘Summit Difficulties Mount: Phe United States faces, 
mounting difficulties in holding to its position that a 
isummit. conference should be heid- only if there is a0 Court 
vance proof it will be successful. 
State Department officials are worried over reports 
aeons fromm {from Western Europe that public opinjon increasingly yesterday -he hopes the legal diffi- 
culties can be cleared up quickly. 
x * * 
After a huddle of top. state offi- 
cials, there were indications that 
checks currently held by. the state 
into the mails next week. - 
attorney general's opinion issued 
‘to Bartlett Dec. 27 by former Atty. 
‘Gen, Thomas M. Kavanagh, since 
gn its significance apparently 
went undetected for weeks posed a 
mystery that was not immediately 
     is \favors’ a top-level _confer-+ Cleared up. - . rl Lynn M. Bartlett, state superit 
treasury may be unfrozen and put __ 
ipromoted to the _State—Supreme—     
        a 
The legal snag arose from an - 
    
‘jence with Russian leaders. 
Soviet terms if it cannot 
be arranged on Western 
terms 
Officigis report that there is so 
far no basic difference of view 
among Allied governments on their that he meant im. any way to mod- 
ify President Fisenhower’s stated 
ambitions for a meeting, 
  
jdemand for careful preparation in| " 
jadvance of a top-level session. 
{ That preparation would have te 
| afford proof that such a meef- 
t ing can achieve agreements on 
important tenes. * * 
But public ‘opinion in countries 
like Britain exerts a powerful pres- 
sure on government policies as it) 
does here. This may make it dif- 
ificult for the Allies to maintain | 
a solid front on the matter. 
EXPLOIT INTEREST 
Furthermore, the Soviets are ex- 
pected to exploit to the limit the! 
|European interest in a meeting.               
  The State Department has re. | 
cfived a steady stream of re- 
ports this week from embassies | 
abroad on European press reac- ELAINE JONES tion to Comments made by White | 
House pews secretary 
view. 
* * * 
agree on an agenda. After _ the; 
broadcast he specifically denied   
san James — 
Hagerty in a Sunday TV inter- 
Hagerty said in-substance ‘that! 
|the only thing necessary was to) 
ous years were hampered by in- | Mr. and Mrs. George E. 
Jones of 58 Purdy St., Bir- 
mingham,have—anneyneed-the- 
engagement of their daughter, 
Elaine, to James Markey, son 
of Mrs, Patrick Markey of # 
Fielding avenue, Detroit, and 
the late Mr. Markey. The 
_wedding date hasn't been set, | 
t sary monies. AS Bartiett i bretor = 
leaving on a trip to. the Upper 
Peninsula, it long has been the 
borrow from other funds when a 
and the aid fund lacked the neces- 
* * * 
However, he said, ‘Kavanagh held 
that this was not in 
with law. 
Bartlett said he is asking the 
legislature for emergency action to 
remove the legal block. 
  
Woman Hurt Avoiding 
Auto Crash on M59 
A Bloomfield Hills woman was 
jinjared yesterday when her car 
ran off the road and hit a tree on 
M59 near E. Porter road, White 
Lake Township. 
Mrs. Bertha -E. Baker, 63, of 
11 Fieldway, suffered lacerations 
of the face and right leg and chest 
bruises. She was treated at Pon- 
'tiac General Hospital. 
| Mrs. Baker told Oakland Coun- 
ty Sheriff's deputies she saw an 
accident, thought the cars were 
‘headed toward her and drove off 
the noad to avoid them. _     
| Cole Porter, American writer of 
sophistic@ted songs which have 
‘been included in many Broadway 
istage musical hits, was born in 
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BINALLY GIVING UP, HE FINDS HIMSELF OUT OF 
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AT HOME AT SEA AS HE 1S ON LAND. HE TURNS 
FOR THE NEAREST. SHORE AND MAKES IT... EVEN 
THOUGH IT MAY BE 20 MILES AWAY. | 
Distributed by King Fea. ate, “As fer youth, they no longer 
eare for nazi trim mings,” 
Leewenstem declared, “They 
know like we do that no ‘classic 
nazi’ in his senses can possibly 
hope to come to again, 
“Who would be enough to 
turn the clock back and scrap the 
structure, the splendid vista of a 
market and constructive future? 
The nazis have no ammunition 
left.” 
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The prince, scholar, author and new Europe, with its common) ;   
  
        
    
  
  
    
Court Approves “aw he bad cancer ont is Dentists Getting 
$40,000 Payment ompany. Aching Backs | Bogart, 56, died Jan. 14, 1957. 
While Working? 
LOS ANGELES wW—While | tak- 
ing the pain out of your teeth, ! on Bogart Policy 
LOS ANGELES @ — An inuur. 2 NOVY Cargo Planes 
ance company's compromise offer Grounded After Crash 
‘your dentist may get an aching to pay $40,000 on a $90,000 policy ALAMEDA, Calif. u—The Navy back. 
issued on the life of the late flum- said today its three Tradewind Noting this, a UCLA physical 
phrey Bogart has been approved seaplanes would remain grounded equcation professor, Dr. Laurence in Superior Court until a five-man accident board Morehpuse, and a dentist, Dr 
ce « can determine what caused the sanford S. Golden, have set up a 
The Manufacturers Life Insur- crash of a fourth. 
ance Co, issued the policy, the ® * 
court was informed, on Feb. 2,| One of the giant cargo planes | 
  ® ision’s stres<es. 
* * * 
1956, only 11 months before the crashed into a sea wall at Ala-| | While working on a dummy pa- 
meda Naval Air Station last Fri-itient, the dentist is tested for actor died of cancer 
* * day upon landing after losing “a fatigue clues, His blood pressure, * 
C. O. MacNeill, 
National Bank trust officer, testi- ee 
fied yes terday that the cr mpro- Snow Clearing Costly 
mise between the insurance car- 
rier and the beneficiary. Ragarts KANSAS CITY lead to new dental equip- 
Mapleton Productions, Inc., was ties reported it -has cost about ment lin which the dentist sits 
reached. after it was pointed out $122,000 to clear hast week's 1s, while the patient half reclines on 
that the actor may have been un- inch snowfall from the” stre ets. |a _couchlike chair. = and-tensiors are recorded, 
. * * * 
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| WASHINGTON aNs) — 
cratic National Chairman Paul 
poetier tes «tnt ee 
isleeve which he believes will help 
isweep the Donkey Party to the 
igreatest landslide control of Con-'o 
gress since the record year of 1934. 
that “there's many a slip between 
Jamiary and November,” but hé 
amiably predicts. that Democrats. 
will gain at least 60 seats in the} 
House and five in the Senate this. 
fait. : 
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Indications are that Butler, him- 
‘self, will be in the driver’s seat 
throughout the campaign. He prom- 
lises to make his definite intentions 
‘known by March 1, but hints he 
will probably bow out of the Indi- 
‘ana race for the soon-to-be-vacated 
‘seat of incumbent top Senator 
William Jenner. 
“My controversial self might | 
| split the race wide open,” he 
‘and we need to win | i -—grinned,— 
| that seat.” 
| The national committee is head- 
ing into the crucial congressional 
‘campaign with a $700,000 debt left 
over from the ‘S56 presidential 
‘campaign. The party collected 
$825,000 last year, but could spare} 
less than a hundred thousand for| ¢ 
jits creditors. 
* * * 
| This year the goal, according to 
‘Butler, will be at least $1,500,000.) 
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‘needed. for the campaign, the na- 
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—a 10 dollar yearly minimum— 
and a doorbell-ringing drive for 
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Democrats labeled this the 
    
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| ently discovered a new patron |t 
| saint. 
| This year, for the first time 
isince leaving the White House,             pees for him. 
rs the drive with a rousing give- 
em-hell speech and assume an 
active speaker's role throughout) 
jthe campaign. 
“He's promised to do every- 
| thing you could expect of a 73- 
year old man,’ ’ Butler aid, “and 
| that’s goed enough for ws." 
The national cheiraae is cur-     
  for election if they talk about de- 
fense, inflation, the economic slow- 
Eisenhower take the high road any-| 
more,” he quipped, ‘while a couple | 
of political bandits take ‘the low 
road in his behalf.”’ 
'Harry S. Truman will be honored) mittee of the GOP National Com-’ 
by having the expensive splurge, ‘mittee arranged to meet today | 
ipreliminary to a full -committee| 
“The ex-prexy is expected to-kick meeting_tomorrow- with President | 
7" Eisenhower and Vice President) 
| Nixon. 
will precede closed meetings Sat- ! 
‘urday and Sunday by the Demo-| 
cratic Advisory Council. The coun- 
cil will issue statements dealing | 
with the administration's foreign-| 
\defense_and economic    
    
       
     
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are now para pays poe ren 
puts it: “We hope this will di- 
vert them from attacking their fi 
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sonst ped 
Butler made it plain that the 
‘political bandits” he has in mind } 
are Vice President Nixon and | 
“assistant president’ Sherman 
Adams. | 
Already, he claims, the campaign | 
(Next: The gecond part of this | 
two-part series brings you GOP 
Chairman Meade Alcorn's esti- 
mate of the Republican outlook.) . is off to a rough start 
  
GOP Leaders Begin 
Charting Campaign 
WASHINGTON # — Republican) 
|party leaders today begin charting | 
heir campaign to regain control 
of Congress in elections next fall. 
x * * | 
The 26-member Executive Com- | 
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In the upper pecans winds, Hospital Course oy comer _— Brgy leap 
sometimes ‘reach velocities that} 
could topple a rocket. | of disaster. 
duits, shorting out the power sup tance of men enrolling in the new 
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  WASHINGTON wm — Sen, Jack- 
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spurt in bomber production as 
one of the “things we need to do   
       That is what prevented the Thor | 13-Week Training ‘women just cannot lift the heavy 
= Friday. —— _ carry loaded 
e Thor blasted off Tuesday. | : stretchers, therefore men are very The Air Foree announced imme. Various sections of the 200-bed vita] to this program,” she said. 
diately ‘after the firing that it was ‘state-owned portable hospital will * * * 
a successful test. 3 -+He set up for a 13-week civil de-| ‘Waterford TownShip and Clark- 
* * * 'fense training course at the Com- ston residents are urgently needed 
Yesterday, after studying data munity Activities Building in Wa-, 0 train in civil defense work, and, gathered by recording stations on. the course is open to all who want! 
the missile test range, the Air’ — eget acconding to to learn about disaster techniques, 
Force said the missile deviated Piet “ — Rise. tr. Rise concluded, 
from its prescribed course. No | The course will Wednesday further detail was given. lat 10 am and 7 pe and will m Sash Lock Automatic 
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out the “R" in the big “Port of General nursing, operating \Chicago manufacturer. The device immediately to stay alive.” 
* * * 
Jackson, a frequent critic of © 
administration -defense policies,|~ ~ 
also called for a quick stepup in 
production of long-range missiles'] 
     
   
    
     
      
    
   
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~ Describe Youth 
as Gun-Crazy _ Starkweothers Reveal ~   
Slayer of 10 as Defiant 
Good-for-Nothing 
LINCOLN, Neb. (INS) — 
family of 19-year-old Charles Stark- 
weather, who has confessed killing} 
10 persons in a three-day crime) 
spree, described him today as a, 
swaggering good-far-nothing. 
They said his favorite clothes in-/ 
Cluded blue jeans and a black mo- 
torcycle jacket, that he was “‘mad 
at the world,” devoted to comic 
books and that he was an expert 
marksman. , 
« He stands only 5 feet 5 inches, 
weighs140 pounds, has green eyes K iller 
The! icked sean hn Silie bk sic sxbette 
ago after a quarrel. His landlady 
locked him out of his room for 
inonpaymert of rent. 
| Mrs. Starkweather said; - 
| “Chuck would lounge in the cab 
jot my husband's truck and read 
comic books while Rodney did all 
the work. 
“He was so worthless on his job 
that his brother demanded he be 
      My husband, Rodney, once 
hunting and Chuck was wsing an 
automatic rifle, he could not 
quit shooting once he started to 
| pull the trigger. He would shoot 
| erazytike and empty the gun at 
.Re target at all.” 
| Rodney said that Chuck was 
“a crack shot — the game he shot 
jalways were ‘shot in the head.” 
| Nine of the 10 murder victims 
were .shot in the head. The only 
exception was the three-year-old year-old was beaten 
a skull fracture. 
  
  
        and dark-red hair cut short on 
top. 
When he confessed the slayings 
in Douglas, Wyo., he had aaa 
ened his hair with shoe 
and donned giasses as a8 re 
guise. 
Over his right eye there 
short scar, * . 
Now, as he sits in a jail cell, 
there is a bandage on his ear 
and on his hand where he was, 
nicked by flying glass from athe 
rear window of the stolen car he i$ 
was driving when he was shot at! 
authori-' and caught by Wyoming 
ties. 
Starkweather is very bowlegged 
arid-a little pigeon - toed. 
WALKS WITH SWAGGER 
But his family said he walks with 
a swagger in black and white cow- 
boy boots. 
Mrs. Redney Starkweather, his 
sister-in-law, recalls that Charlies 
woulg lean from the cab of a 
garbage truck on which he 
worked and would ‘= at sfran- 
gers: “Go to H---.” a   
Michael Gets News 
From Clergyman 
WALLINGFORD, Conn. (INS)—} 
It was the sad duty of an Episco-| 
pal clergyman and longtime fam- 
ily friend to break the news to 14-- 
year-old Michael Ward that his; 
parents had been slain by the mad 
killer of Lincoln, Nebr. 
Michael was the only son of Mr. 
and Mrs. C. Lauer Ward, who were       - PARENTS OF CAPTURED GUNMAN — Mr. 
and Mrs. Guy Starkweather sit together at their 
home in Lincoln, Neb, They are parents of 
killed by Charles Starkweather_in,— 
their Lincoln home. Starkweather} 
| was captured yesterday in Doug-| 
las, Wyo. 
The bay is attending Choa 
School in Wallingford. i 
The Rev. David Gracey of St.) 
terbury received a telephone call 
from Michael's uncle telling him| 
break the news to the boy. | 
  ‘Friends and family alike agreed) in 1956 and had been a close friend| 
that he was tossed out of grade of the Ward family. He broke the 
‘too many|sad news to Michael in the head- 
= His father ordered him to! master’ s office, school because he had ‘ 
               
   
   
     
   
          
      
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whose capture in Douglas, Wyo. Wédnesday afternoon ended one 
of Nebraska's most extensive 
County jail cell in Douglas. The youth is believed responsible for 
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CHICAGO (INS)—Murder sprees killing and grave robbing came to 
Michael's Episcopal Church in Wa-| dot the pages of crime annals in light in Plainfield, Wis., at the 
\farm home of Edward Gein. Skulls 
Experts on crime agreed today, and other human remains from 
lot the tragedy and asking him to that this week's shooting rampage) about 13 bodies were found around 
Gein admitted killing 
Dr. Gracey had served in Lin-) \19-year-old Charles Starkweather, | itwo women. but said he dug the 
coin before coming to Waterbury) \who has admitted slaying 10 per-jother remnants from graves. the. United States. 
of the Lincoln, Neb., youth,| ihis home. 
sons during a three-day trigger-|was, adjudged insane. 
Wyoming, probably is one of the 
most cold-hearted on record. 
13 MASSACRED 
But they point to the September 
1949 massacre of 13 persons by 
Howard Unruh, 28, a Bible-reading 
Army veteran, as one of. the most 
senseless sprees. 
Unruh walked down a Camden, 
N.J., business street, firing his 
German Luger at whomever he 
saw. He said: “People were 
talking about me and making 
derogatory remarks about my 
character.” He was sent to an 
asylum. 
        
“yo ets 
AP Facsimile 
JAIL — Charles Starkweather, 19, 
manhunts, rests in a Converse 
Coke 
oker Coal 
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Gigantic Annual | 
| WAREHOUSE 
SALE! We've combined the buying power of all our stores ,.. then had shipped 
in, for this event, the complete warehouse stock! killer, William E. Cook, 
     
   
         happy binge through Nebraska and| py OODY TRAIL 
In January 1951, 
In Chicago yesterday, Leslie 
Irvin, whose “Chinese -style” 
executions of six persons earned 
him the title of “‘mad dog” killer, 
lost a plea in the U.S. Court of 
Appeals for a stay of execution 
and was sent back te prison at 
Michigan City, Ind., where he 
now awaits death in the electric | 
chair. He! 
a nae bhiker AP Facsimile 
Charles Starkweather, captured at Douglas, 
Wyo., after three days of terror which left at 
least 10 persons slain. 
Murder Rampages Dot Pages 
f Criminal Records in U.S. from his hometown of Evansville, 
Ind., to Kentucky and back into’ 
Indiana through 1954 and 1955. His 
trede-mark was a corpse found 
kneeling, hands bound behind the 
back, and a bullet hole’in the back! A 
of the skull. The method was simi 
lar to field ‘‘executions’* commnit-) 
ited in Red China. 
  Mass., 
iin. 
Frank Hol, an unemployed 
miner, killed four of his children 
crowbar and stamping on them | 
in Steubenville, Ohio, in Decem- 
to kill them to save them from 
the tortures and torments of the 
devil,” 
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s In April 1953, a crazed Lawrence,| 
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\bloody trail across the Ei family with gun and axe and 977 
\killing eight persons. Captured in| fatally shot himself as police closed 
Mexico, he died in the gas chamber | 
in California. ; 
by bindgeoning them with a 7 
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  another 
jex-GI gunned five of his relatives 
Irvin, 33, left | a trail ot victims’ to death in November 1958. 
    
List of Victims 
in 48-Hour 
  a \Killing Spree: 
ee Se 
tims slain in a 48-hour period in 
~ la shooting rampage by IS-yearld 
Caril’s casinthat: Velda Bartlett, 
37, Lincoln, her mother; Betty 
Jean Bartlett, not quite their 
daughter. 
—_ Meyer, 70, Bennet farm- 
Robert Jensen, 17, Bennet 
high school student; and Carol 
King, 16, Bennet, Robert's girl 
friend. 
C. Lauer Ward, 47, Lincoln. bus- 
iness man; Clara Ward, 47, his 
wife; and Lillian Fencel, Sl, the 
Wards’ housekeeper. 
Merle Collison, 31, Great Falls, ae *     eee a 
ht Have Been Among 10 Killed   
killed him. 
The elder man also said 
arr don’t think Charles would 
hesitate to shoot me.’ 
thing just built up inside Charlie 
until he went berserk.” 
The father also said “It could 
have been a lot of things” that 
triggered the wholesale slaughter 
of which his son is accused. He 
continued: : 
LOSING SIGHT 
“Charlie lost a couple of good 
jobs and that girl (Caril bape motives had 
prompted the slayings, Stark- weather said he believed “every- 
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Clearing Our Floors   Father Feared for Saf ey } LINCOLN, Neb. NS) — The of nine persons in Nebraska ang 
one in Wyoming) has him wrapped 
around her little finger. He may 
still be sick from a recent severe 
enoogegliialy Aeadinesad on eel 
within a year.” ao 
Starkweather said Charlies was 
hit on the forehead with a piece 
ot lumber a few years ago and 
that he disclosed recently a doc- 
tor told him we would “be blind 
in a year unless he got special 
glasses.” 
Charles left home about six 
months ago, his father said, and 
took a room in downtown Lincoln 
when Starkweather objected to him 
which was owned jointly by fa- 
ther and son, 
_ + 
The father added: 
“T just don't know what caused 
all this. But it's sure too bad, So 
The elder Starkweather said that 
since his son's capture, irate citi- 
zens have called him on the tele- * 
phone and have walked past his 
home. He. added: 
“They're beginning to get mean." 
  
     
      
   
            
        
   
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COW BELLE —Setmslikeany| = «oo *¥ ke The Wak services spproximalaly cow should be contented just to 50 patients per month. 
be near Frances’ Comfort, a [ried the question across the coun- * 
        
junior at Mississippi State Col- 
lege. But the Kosciuske, Miss., 
cow belle can even take milk 
away from the discontended crit- 
ters, like this bossy that’s learn- 
ing who's boss. 
Parke Davis to Build 
Branch in Bombay 
DETROIT (INS) — Parke, Davis 
has announced a plan to construct 
a new manufacturing laboratory 
and branch office in Bombay, | 
India. . try to educators at both the state’ Since November 195 
and local levels, At the state level, 
it found signs of positive action 
and a wealth of ideas. Several 
states have taken steps to im- 
prove science ‘teaching, broaden 
the scope of science courses and 
give talented-students new oppor- 
tunities to learn. Others are study- 
ing what needs to be done. 
x * 
Mexico is seeking better 
teaching, This may be a natural! 
thing, New Mexico first joined the 
atom age. The first A-bomb was 
tested there, and high priority in- 
stallations dot the state. 
The new rule that Miller men- 
tions almost triples the amount of 
* * * study a teacher needs to teach   
as well as schools throughout | 
the county during the past 15 
months, At least 13,815 residents | 
attended the program. . 
tf * * 
The local unit loans beds, wheel-! 
chairs, bedside tables, hospital F 
gowns, sick room supplies and rub- | 
ber sheets throughout the year to! New   
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      Vice President and director of /science. 
overseas operations, W. R. Jeeves, | By Sept. 1, 1960, he says-a sci- 
said construction of the new ence teacher must have 24 hours! 
100,000 foot facility is expected to in labgratory courses, including | 
begin by mid-year. jeight hours of physics and one 
The new expansion will be built one each in chemistry and bio-| 
on a l2acre site located at the 1 Bidens eee aor va 
northern limits of greater Bom-| m requiremen   
a - lof science. bay, near the Bombay airport. | e e * 
* * * ‘ | “My idea is that if we'd had 
Jeeves said the present branch these strict requirements in the 
presently employs 270 persons. | past—and could have gotten the 
“It is expected,” he added; “that teachers—we (the United States) 
when the expansion program has would have been in a much bet-’ 
been completed, additional person- ter position today,” says Mi lier, 
nel will be needed.” who alse is president of New Max- 
lico Western College. = 
The New York State Board of 
2 Energetic Admirers | ime? has proposed a multi 
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CHICAGO @—~Energetic admir-| The plan includes an increase’ 
ers of a girl office worker in scholarships from 6,000 to 12,- 
stamped a giant greeting in the 000, including 500 more for engi- 
snow in front of Chicago's tallest neering and science students. It 
building, the 40-story Prudential would add one hour to the 5S 
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dreds of rime ‘junior and senior high schools. : 
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two coworkers. return to colleg@@ and for oe Free Leal Mulchers 
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  "TWENTY-TWO eee 
  _THE PONTIAC PR   
  
City Pounsade 
  By SYLVIA de STEIGER 
The second floor of an " East 
Pike street building is occupied 
four evenings a week by some. of 
ing and yet, lowest paid employes : orm: Companies| 
to Learn Functioning of Industries 
the most enthusiastic, hardwork- |. adult bentnoes, It operates the 
same way, although some of the 
individual members double | up. 
on duties, 
‘Each company ig a corporation 
and is owned by stockholders who| 
    
  
  Pentine oy ‘Paste 
MANUFACTURE PLANTERS — Douglas Presto, of Waterford 
Township, is the president of the Nuja Products, the Junior 
Achievement organization sponsored by the Pontiac Motor Division 
of General Motors. He's working at a table saw during the produc- 
tion of the bird-cage-type of wooden — r the group sells 
ER ae a ee qeesre ——— 
FULL SPEED AHEAD — Employes and 
stockholders of the JA Reddy Company are 
also the producers of the aprons and yarn dogs 
they sell. The company, composed of girls olds, 
mostly and sponsored by the Detroit Edison 
oF rented these ecw ig cnmchines to ‘Produce —+tiae Junior Achievement Business 
    Bie] Pontiac. 
_ These 265 persons work part- 
time at 20': E. Pike St., the Pon-| 
-/Center, 
They are the stockholders, of- 
ficers, production-line workers and 
salesmen for one of the 12 com- 
panies organized by themselves 
and sponsored by a local industry 
or — firm - 
ee 
These people are mostly high | 
*scheol juniors and seniors, but | 
they can be from 15 te Tl years | 
old. 
Their purpose in belonging to 
JA is five-fold: to better learn; 
land understand the funttions of} 
‘the various branches of industry, 
| the business world and free en-) 
terprise system procedures; to pre-| 
{pare themse Ives to aid their com- 
munity: to create a spirit of loyal- 
ty to an organized .activity by) 
+working for each other together; | 
and to have a good time. .   
  
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The fifth reason: If they are 
lucky, they make a little extra 
money. 
DRIVE BEGINS . I 
This week is National Junior; 
Achievement Week. It also marks} 
the beginning of the annual fund-; 
raising drive conducted by local} 
businessmen in order to continue | 
itheir support of the youth pro-| 
'gram. The goal this year is to, 
‘raise $11.000 to operate the center, | 
according to Noyce W. Strait, 
chairman, 
} A dunior Achievement com- 
.’ pany is actually a miniature 
  ‘eat | 
the aprons which vary in style and pattern to 
provide a complete line for all occasions: Left 
to right are: 
vice president; 
Bonnit Abbott. Ann Whiting, Mary Anne Reyn- 
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week from 7 to 9 p.m: 
The youngsters forming a 
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they are manufacturing, assem- 
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and eventually ringing deorbells 
to sell their product. They par- 
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rows for a garden and lawn borders. Left to right are: Jan ASSEMBLE RRODUCT — Jamco, the local Junior Achieve- | Thomas, of 2 Btica Rd., 
ment company sponsored_—_by the -Community—National—Bank, -——-visor representing the bank; Jim Harrington, of Waterford Town- 
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SETS UP PROCEDURES | Each company pays three dol-| The North Pontiac Kiwanis Club 
Each company sets up its own Jars rent per month for the use ‘presented a $500 check to the Pon- 
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ends and employe wages at the| pare = a pier com-| BREAKS EVEN ‘reation for the development of a/ 
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a worker may range from six to|the fiscal year in May. If they) y,..0, Mann, chairman of the. 
20 cents an hour depending on the | do go in the red, the most a stock-' i445’. youth committee, hagided the 
financial status of the company. holder can lose is $2.50. check over to John Str assistant | 
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Alfred Crackenthorpe had- a ‘flat 
in West Mampstead, in a big mod- 
ae 
which th ' qwners of flats parked 
their ears with a certain lack of 
cons’ fer others, 
The flat.was.of the modern built- 
in type, evidently rented furnished. 
It had a long plywood table ‘that 
let down from the wall, a divan 
bed, and varioUg chairs of improb- 
able proportions. 
*. * * 
Alfred. Crackenthorpe met them 
with engaging friendliness but was, 
the Inspector thought, nervous, 
“rm intrigued,” he said. “Can 
I offer you a drink, Inspector 
Craddock?” He heid up various 
bottles invitingly. 
“No, thank | you, Mr, 
thorpe.” 
“As bad as that?" he laughed at’ 
his own little joke, then eked 
what it was all about. 
Inspector Craddock said his itt 
piece,    
    
    
Cracken- 
  & * i 
“What was I doing on the after- 
noon and evening of De cember | 
20th. How should I know? Why, 
that's — what — over three weeks 
ago.” 
“Your brother Harold has been 
able to tell us very exactly.” ‘ 
“Brother Harold, perhaps, Not | 
brother Aifred.” He added with a | 
touch .of something — envious 
malice possibly: “Harold is the 
successful member of the family 
—busy, useful, fully empleyed— 
a time for everything — and 
everything at that time, Even if | 
he were te commit a — murdér, — 
shall we say?—it would be care: 
fully tinwed and exact.” 
ee 
that example?” 
“Oh no—it just came into my’ 
mind—as a. Supreme absurdity.” 
“Now about yourself.” 
Alfred=spread out his hands. 
* *« * 
“It's as I tell you — I've no) 
memory for times or places. If you} 
were to say Christmas Day now—/ 
then I should be able to answer) 
you—there’s a’peg to hang it on. 
1 know where I was Christmas) 
Day, We spend that with my fa- 
ther at Brackhampton. I really 
don’t know why, He grumbles at) 
the expense of having us—and_ 
would grumble that we never came 
hear him if we didn't come, We 
really do it to please my sister.””| 
“And you did it this year?” "Yes, " 
“But unfortunately your father. 
was taker ill, was he not?" ' 
Craddeck was a side. | 
line deliberately, led by the kind | 
of instinct that often came to | 
him ia his profession. 
—“His was taken ill; Living like oe 
spatrow in the glorious cause of 
economy, sudden full eating -and, 
drinking had its effect.”’ i 
“That was all it was, was it?” 
“Of course, What else?” | 
* * * 
31 gathered that his doctor was, 
—worried.”” 
“Oh, that old fool Quimper,” AL! 
fred spoke quickly and scornfully. | 
“It’s no use listening to him, In- | 
spector. He's an alarmist of the 
worst kind.” 
“Indeed? He seemed a rather | 
sensible kind of man to me.’ 
“He's a cotuplete fool, Father's | 
not really an invalid, there's | 
nothing wrong with his heart, bat 
he takes in Quimper’ completely. 
Naturally when father really felt 
il, -he -‘made-a terrific fuss,and 
had going and coming, 
everything he'd eaten and drunk, 
. The whole thing was _ridicu- 
— Alfred spoke with unusual 
Craddock was silent-for a: mo- 
ment or two, rather effectively. 
Alfred fidgeted, shot him a quick 
glance, and then said petulantly: 
“Well, what_is all this? Why do 
you want to know where I was on/ 
a particular Friday, three or four 
weeks ago?” 
“So you do remember that it. 
«was a Friday?” 
® %&* Wi: 
, “I thought you said so. ” 
“Perhaps I did,” said Inspector 
Craddock, “At any rate, 
20th is the day I am asking about 
we A routine inquiry.” 
- “Thet’s nonsense, Have you 
- trand 
* this woman? About where she_ 
‘came from?” — a 
ae 
Richman 
BROTHERS Clothes . eo MIRACLE: ‘MILE i, 
    slightly jerry built}, . | “I hope cans bas being led 
li od By a brother Edmund’ oa 
       
         
        
licitor as well.” “Very wise," 
said Craddock. 
“Was there a definite date fixed 
for this meeting?” 
“It was to be soon after Christ- 
mas—the weekend of the 27th—" 
He stopped. 
“Ah,” said Craddock 
when?" 
“T really can't re 
“And you can't -pleasant 
_ ly. “Se I see some dates have a 
meaning to you,” 
“T've told you—no — date 
was fixed.” 
“But you talked about it — 
Me wha’   
    
  
    
      
“The Friday belore 
it shouldn't be too difficult.” 
. “] played golf one day with 
likely prospect.” Alfred shook his 
head, “‘No, that was the week be: 
fore I just mooched 
around. I spend a lot of my time 
doing that, I find one’s business 
. gets deone-in bars more than any- 
where else.” 
“Perhaps jhe people here, or 
some of your friends, may be ‘able 
to help?” 
“Maybe. I'll ask them,Do what 
I can.” — 
* * * 
Alfred seemed more sure of him- 
self now, 
“T can't tell you what I whs 
doing that day,” he said, ‘but Ii, 
can tell you what I wasn’t doing. 
I wasn’t murdering anyone in the 
Long Barn.” 
“Why should you say that, Mr. 
Crackenthorpe?" 
  
  “Come now, my dear Inspec- 
  “We'll check up,” said the In-| 
spector ynemotionally. : 
(Continued Tomorrow) 
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may have reasons for not wish- 
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“You won't catch me that way, 
Inspector. It's very suspicious, of 
course, very . suspicious, , indeed, 
  * * * 
Numpbers banned include “Half. 
Caste Woman,” a poetic song; “I. 
Went to a Party,” a satirical mon-| 
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Coward’s other long-player, “Noel | 
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playing only, and “Oh John,” by| 
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Ry BOB THOMAS me ot at rs =. Hollywood 1 Headlines 
teas wsaee ome! W alter Slezak Remains 
Monument to Fine Eating ~~ 
{fore popping it into his mouth. So ER Nes 
  
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= DOORS OPEN 19:95 HOLLYWOOD (—Amid a na- tion of calorie counters, Walter) 
‘Slezak stands out as a monumen nt 
ing good eating 
i * * * 
A porcine 270 pounds, 
-yearold actor is fat and likes it. 
“{ simply like the good things   
ing up a wholewheat-cracker be 
The Proud the 61-) You see, I know the 
‘count of every item of food. But) 
'I don't let it bother me. 
i * ~ * 
| “Oh, I used to hold my. weight! 
down. When I was a leading man) 
in Europe, I once went to a Swiss, 
‘sanitorium because I felt I should) 
be slimmer. They took the weight   
in i aby mea in hn i much,” he ecg off scientifically and 1 dropped “a that means eating arn f 3 ere 
rom 185 fo 165 pounds drinking. Oddly enough, I am an : 
par " ie paeg es day, 1. ‘But when I came out, T was 
may have just a bite for break- like a lion, snarling af everyone. 
fast and catch a fast lunch. But/Since- reducing did that to me.) 
' ,1 said to hell with it. let it spread. | dinner—ah! that is when I lose my 
head I got fat and Ive been finding, ic - 
, tike to drink. though I roles Meadily for the past 15 
also like to ¢ loug ‘ ; | ears 
T rset x 2 ears pont h s doctors urge him to!) 
when I drink—pe ve that is the eho? | 
secret. 1 have a couple of high” * - A 
alls before dinner and -a_ bottle ; 
erie! or two with i” “Of course. Every one of them, 
D ¢ : . . ° 1 
: ~~ * * does, They say I will live longer 
ake ight must 
Slezak is here from his Eastern uv : ree off we! ne sg I oe 
home to do a Playhouse 90 on pay about 7 per cent more in i 
~ ae ale ce miun which would 
CBS-TV tonight and he Interrupt, he red ae 1 bec ame 50 nd " ¢ *¢ } é 1 we 
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Hlunch: bloody Mary, chicken liv- a ~ 
er omelette, ett ~ “But IT think they are sticking ‘rr omelette. e . 
“Seven calories.” he said, hold blindly to statistics. I've known 
a lot of fat men who have lived 
to be 7) and 80 years old and a   
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watched, their weight, That's not 
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   JOHN WAYNE © MAUREEN O'HARA - BARRY FITZGERALD & PERS CT LE Using Poison 
EDENVALE, Soufh Afnca — 
.man with a bullet which does hot 
kill but only paralyzes will make: 
another attempt in 1958 to attain 
wider use for it. 
Dr. Daan Marais of Edenvale, 
South Africa, has been working 
for years on the Invention, It is 
intended to simplify the capture of efione |. ovat Secrets’   
  A oad iene 
  
| Over 50,000 Scientific   
~Tgather dust in the files,” he said. | Documents— 
Set for Distribution 
PHILADELPHIA (®—The gov- 
ernment has decided to let down 
all the bars and release for im- 
mediate publie use more than 50,- 
000 Soviet scientific documents a 
year, an authoritative source re- 
vealed today. 
r) * * * 
Every agency in the govern- 
iment which new translates such 
take part in the plan, he said. 
“No longer. will the documents 
be stamped ‘secret’ and left to 
“From now on, all this important 
          
QUESTION: Hew did John Bull come te stand for England? 
ANSWER: The character John Bull, a hqnest, amiable but 
hot tempered farmer, was created by John Arbuthnot, a Scotch 
historian, in 1727. He used it as a symbol for England in his 
“History of John Bull.” His description was the basis for a 
‘drawing by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould. Just as Uncle Sam 
typifies the United States, sturdy John Bull became recognized 
everywhere as a symbol of England He is usually.shown wear-, 
ing a swallow tail coat, with outlines of the British flag across 
his waistcoat, trousers tucked into his boots and a tall hat. 
* x * 
FOR YOU TO DO: Paste this picture down on cardboard 
“My theory is that tension and and color it with your crayons, From a map of England and own intelligence agency to handle 
frustration can do more to short- Scotland, trace in the location of the major cities on the out- Soviet documents some years ago. 
en your life than overweight. I've jine map In the background. Can you think of any other legen- It has been using the facilities, 
seen too many people become’dary characters or figures that symbolize other countries? of the Library of Congress. 
What countries do you associate with the shamrock, rising © 
sun, Star of David and the maple leaf? 
* * * 
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| Higgins, 
row: Was the unicorn fact or eee 
  
President's Flight Crew « Actress pores Ready to Pilot Jets 
Beverly Hills Oilman 
SANTA MONICA, Calif 
Actres& President 
(® — cides to switch from the Colum-| in hen 
Nancy Valentine, AP Newsfeatures, in care of this newspaper. Tomor- thousands of documents wil! be re. 
MERCED, Calif. @ — If and published openly in the Soviet Un- 
Eisenhower dé-, or in such European coun-| 
30, once bine to a «jet-fropelled plane, his 
mander of the Colambine, and his snatched a large corduroy hand- 
gan an ll-week course at Castle her to submit a description of the 
Air Force Base yesterday to fa- bag and its contents. She did. The scientific material is going to be 
\distributed to the nation's scien- 
‘tists just as fast as it can be 
handled.” ‘ 
* * * 
The sharp reversal in govern- 
‘ment policy was revealed by a 
source close to the government 
who is here as a delegate to the 
eonference of American Abstract- 
‘ing and Indexing Services. He 
asked not to be further identified. 
* * * 
The bulk, of the Soviet literature 
‘will be made available by the 
Central Intelligence Agency and 
‘the Air Force's Air Information 
Division, The Air Force set up its 
* * * 
The material to be released | 
first is current literature which. 
has been received and translated 
within the past year, A backlog’ 
estimated to contain hundreds of 
leased in small batches so the’ 
flood of literature doesn’t swamp 
ithe country’s scientists. 
~*~ * * 
' Most of the material has been 
|secret’’ only insofar-as this coun- 
try is concerned. All has been 
ton, 
tries as East and West Germany 
and France. 
  Described i in Detail 
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (@®—A_ thief 
bag from a woman. Police asked 
covered four hand - written 
  Soviet literature -has agreed to]   
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‘s delicious foods prepared to MY 3-1 421 “take out... Just ¢all us and your order 
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   (firm which calls itself the largest 
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oils consumed nearly 
about 2,500,000 acres of 
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bushels of sevbeans and flaxseed 
in 1957 — providing a market for 
farm)   
    such big animals as the rhino and ™4"ried to the Maharajah of crew will be ready. 
elephant Cooch Behar, India, has divorced * x * 
After the bullet has found its Fredenck Tillinghast If, Beverly) Qpol William G, Draper, com- target, the animal will walk no j{jls oilman and stockbroker, 
more than 400 yards before col * «© »* navigator and flight engineer be- 
lapsing, he claims : . 
It contains curare, which Ameri) She testified in he’ hee Court 
yesterday that 1e een can Indians used as poison fot aiatiese ; h = oo e caiiaxie  themmestves with: pra he 
their arrows Dr. Marais will try Uae o , J a ¢ _ q KC135 -jet tanker, 
it out in 1958 on a big-game cap- °P* nly about his conquests 
turwig trip other women 
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if) I was-a peasant and that he was 
Pacific Defense Talks Frederick Tillinghast III," she 
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Stump, | : commander in chief . Tillinghast. 31. agree os Pay i: . © said three-day top $100 monthly support for their 
level secret talks on Pacific de @aughter Darin Elizabeth, 9 : 
* fenses that ended yesterday were Months, and $1 a month token 
“a great success . alimony 5 THE 
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marriage to the Maharajah of 
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|Le is Hollywood: movie translating them intact inte a Hollywood translation. 
are inden agg mg phot eS tS ee They're above love, but on what 
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BELIEVE IN LOVE . = * PSL wee ee te tw es he said, “you'll get people inte 
the movie theaters.” 
Arid what makes a great pic- 
ture, or a great play? 
“Love is the number one topic,” 
says the elder Le Roy. 
“It's the greatest and most mov- 
‘ling emotion in life,” says the 
younger Le Roy. 
And, they both admit, at the 
t\box office, love is also profitable. ]~ 
Won't ‘Borrow’ Bikes | 
‘COVINGTON, Ky. @®—An 11-' 
year-old youngster had been cited) 
Pingo wgo'mued pty Dory vas te several times for — “borrowing” 
cigars the hie ded te because |orned the boy's family couldnt 25 NORTH SAGINAW STREET - afford to buy one, so officers’   
  
it spring is far away, thousands | Picture.” “et 
of poison ivy sufferers can look | “I agree that the only good story 
forward t6 its coming without |is a love story,” says the younger 
any sense of dread. Dr. Charles |Le Roy, “Just plain clean love, 
R. Dawson, above, a chemistry | Without undershirts.” He was re- 
professor at Columbia Universi-|fetting to the Marlon Brando— 
ty, seems to have found an |J#mes Dean type of movie as the 
“effective weapon against poison | U™4ershirt” story. 
ivy. The weapon is a chemical | STARTS CYCLE 
compound “made”. in Dawson’s | Movie producer Le Roy, has no intention of giving his laboratory at the univers credited with starting s chipped in and bought a used | : 
Tests af the compound, which wood cycles as sons pictures — any competition in Holly- |. ‘Tee youngster promised he] OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS 
is injected under the skin of the |@n4 musicals, has recently been : . EP a, {wouldn't “borrow”? any more) 
arm, gave summer-long immu- running a cycle of his own _—. _! “Pm only 22,” he grinned, but‘ bikes. 2S | 
highly sensitive to poison ivy.. : 
Delinquent Said eo, De ig 
Getting Younger 4g & Te Wf ie Crime Doctor Believes : = | : | 4 
More Women Police : ’ : as 
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      TOKYO (INS).— A leading wom- 
an criminologist -has found that 
juvenile delinquents—“the number 
one problem of police departments ~S:! 
all over the world” — are getting | ¢ 
younger all the time. | 
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—   And the lady, Dr. Lois L. Hig- 
gins’ of Chicago, adds that the trend 
is likely to continue for some time. 
Dr. Higgins, a petite, 49-year-old 
blonde who's been a “lady cop” for 
20 years, was interviewed in Tokyo ° 
during a world-wide fact-finding ! 
trip on delinquency ond crime pre- A  . 
vention, : 
“The age of delinquents keeps = 
getting lewer,” she said. “I've 
seen it all ever. I saw it in Ex- 
rope im 1954; I'm seeing it now 3 
in Asia; and it's certainly truce : : . « 
in the U. 8” cee = seme es ; 
Dr. Higgins, director of the Mli- 
~ hols Crime Prevention Bureau and 
president of the International As-| 
sociation of Women Police, urged SAS a. 
that more women be recruited {o 
combat delinquency. 
HAVE INSTINCTIVE TOUCH 
“Juvenile delinquency ig a prob- ; he 
® lem that’s gotten out of hand ge : 
around the world,” she said. s 
“Women police may be of some 
help—they have ‘the right touch 
with children, an instinctive 
        
    
          
    
         
    
      
    
      
    
      
    
    
     
      
  
      
      
  
          
  
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Dr. Higgins said criminologists . ° : 
agree that girls of 16 and boys of —_ : , New Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe with Body by Fisher 
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“What explains it?” she asked. | 
se! Chevrolet says new in the nicest ways! ! in social organizations all over : 
___the world, mobil- . ' 
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ee 2g not the names of these fine Chevrolet features that we're tality about. That which we call “Turbo-Thrust’’ would by any ; 
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Soha, 7 you patos ucraighien other name be just as sweet. It’ s what the names stand for. It’ s the way Chevrolet es new, rides new and performs new. That’s 
even know ho Johnny is.” 
. what’s important and that’s what you should see and feel. How about now! Vet Trust Fund Offices ee 
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Wednesdays a of : © | you smoothly over rough spots! — 
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coogi payment the, applica [re MORE miei BY 90 PER CENT! BS cy 2 | oe ial tiv hapetaents fo 'vat ’ beautifal new Bei cere tS 
tions already taken, according to fh . : 3 | oa | 
Fred §. Galloway, director e the i : HT f block instead of on top. s ! : = 
Veterans Affairs. TT J R = : Optional at extra cost = ; “i 
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samemersts| | “CED, | wren | TURBO-FIRE V8 | cicicsraeels niente deodorant . Chevy’ engine comes 
‘hr mans an dat 18. pe cunt the low-price field and Chevrolet has it! D so oy g sen: Gites Made at pep and pleasure! no : : oe 
ae nt) ~ | None smoother than this extra-cost option. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION performance fans are bound to go for this one! | : a ae —_ ; pod 
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of a Pavement Plato: times, Now he is more to be pitied poverty, so to speak, Our Millio 7 aire: 
poor even e+ ee See ee 
the poor, What is needed in Amer-| The reason is simple: Money ® millionaire--I just want to live 
fea today is a society for the being what it is today, a simple like one.”   
            
  es Falling Upon Sad: Times: 
sterling silver cup for a pittance 
Many a prisoner of the Pay-Hrom passefs-by. He would be too © 2 icheck sighs, “I don't want. to a 6       
  
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amelioration of the millionaire. ‘millionaire no longer can afford’ Well, a millionaire feels exactly| . ——— 
For the millionaire, once thelto make much of a splash. He is the same way. He'd like .to live 
symbol of wealth, might and ‘the!no longer really rich, merely well- vel a millionaire is supposed to, 
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CACTUS CAT — This cat, sniffing at odd-shaped cactus, plant, wouldn't last him long—no o- 
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Many people who envy a mil- T '@) | DR Uo Fn Ee, 
Jionaire do not realize his true _ AV 
plight, He is like a man who TO MAK 
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enough, for thére are many colo- . SS mee ‘LE ¥! CYeyT] nit avin ‘ 
_\nels' in’ the Pentagon. | oes uh 5 OUR SHOPPING co IENC A man with only one million dol- _— JAIN Taare aie or:* Se Za 
Nars is really a pitiable figure, i : oer Locations: hegiaew CENTER 
when you get right down to it. He A a AYTON PLAINS 
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cook, a maid, a housekeeper and| 43c TAMPAX—Ber of 10.   at least one secretary? eneeeee 
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= j Pe | pound ik rk  sadsage | ot i i 
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of the carcass. It contains the | teaspoen salt Turn batter into baking. dish. 
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Fag Parmesan shane lex Gone. Muscles include top, bet. | jeaspeen dry mustard drained blueberries evenly over 
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: cheese. Remove crusts from toast per pound or it can be cooked mustard and Worcestershire sauce; Will be a cake layer on top be: 
a slices; cut each slice in 5 narrow) fslowly by braising, allowing 2% SPrinkie over meat mixture—add-fruit-at_the bottom, 
strips, Combine butter and onion | to 3's hours: for cooking eggs and mix well. Add cooked 
salt; roll strips in butter mixture. _ _ macaroni 
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Place on ungreased baking carp Ground Beef Used Most a mer -quart loaf pan. Bake       
    
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degrees) about 5 minutes or until What meat do. you use most for 1 to W's hours. Yield: 6 to & 
crisp. Serve at once as sw oF often at your house” Did you say spiel tia Rice’ ‘Crust’ 
salad accompaniment. Yield: 20 ground beef? A recent U. S, De- 
strips. ‘partment of Agriculture survey : os i 
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Carioca Tapioca Creme |ing a week pears. Place in a saucepan with with pimientos and cheese is 
Add the zest of grated fresh) To keep the best flavor, loosély 42-cup sugar, \ cup fresh orange packed into a pie plate. There's a’ 
orange tind and teaspoon al-| wrap ground beef in waxed paper juice, ‘ teaspoon ground cifma- layer of deviled ham through the, 
mond extract to packaged vanilla and store it in the coldest part of/mon and a dash of salt. Cook 15leenter! Cheese sprinkled over the’ 
pudding. When cool, spoon into the refrigerator. Mrs, “Josephine minutes or until pears are tender top becomes gloriously browned in| 
sherbet glasses alternating with Lawyer, MSU Marketing Informa-'and sauce has thickened. Serve the oven 
layers of fresh orange sections. tion Agent suggests that ground with vanilla-ice cream and spoon Deviled Ham Pie 
Top with toasted slivers of al- ‘beef be used within 48 hours after syrup over all. Makes enough for + cap eucsouns © ; 
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2-quart saucepan. Bring to a vig-| OVEN READY ® 
orous boil over a high heat. Turn 
the heat down low. Cover with a lid. : FRESH . 
and simmer 14 minutes. Remove | . Lbs. ¢ 
the saucepan from the heat but) c . c SMELT | 
leave the lid on 10 minutes. 
| After the rice cooks, stir in the | lb. bb. | 
') cup of the | * | pepper, pimiento, 
cheese, egg and milk. Pack half | FRESH WATER of the rice into a greased 9” | | 
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| . labout 5 minutes before cutting in . Pascal to wedges. If desired, serve with a) ’ 
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imperial Biggest Group | 
Recent research shows that thir. 
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cent of all families will be mem- | 
bers of this group, reports the MSU} 
Marketing Information Agent, Mrs. 
Josephine Lawyer. | 
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       “Mp JANBT ODELL : 
Pontiac Press’ Home Editor 
national debt? Are you a home- 
maker whose 
because the man of the family 
temporarily out of § vork? Are you 
Hts of women added 
     
       ‘There ARE ways ti ize. 
inex- 
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fruit and vegetable Pol 
Citrus fruit prices have skyrocket, 
‘ed since the freezing weather cut 
Florida's supplies. You can forget 
all about fresh eranges and grape- 
fruit and substitute frozen or 
canned juices and canned grape- 
fruit. They have as-much vitamin 
C in neti as the fresh product so hon limited Bill Can. Cut 
ithout. N utrition Loss 
| One word about canned vegeta oki) 
bles. Please save the juice, You ‘dishes. 
Do you look at your weekly food can pour: it into a saucepan and 
“bit and-decide it resembles the cook it down about half, then serve available. < 
iit with the vegetable. Or you can 
income has been cut'drain it off and use it in vege-) ,;,, A 
ast is table gelatin salads or add it to, = seis 
‘tomato juice. But use it for ap 
added supply of vitamins and min- 
erals. 
excellent between-meal snacks, 
wonderful desserts and delicious 
‘salads, garnishes and pies. Buy ba- 
nanas when they are in your price 
range. Often winter grapes are 
reasonable. A few added to the 
fruit salad or put into the fruit 
bowl on the table make a welcome 
change. 
At the risk of repeating myself 
te the point of boredom, I want 
to remind you agaifi how you 
can save money by using nonfat | 
dry milk. By buying the largest ~ Apples are plentiful. They make a ‘cuts 
‘steaks and 
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| It yeu worry about 
| their 
| pots. 
| high 2 go heavy on eggs and 
the children's protein intake. 
You should try te include some 
form of raw vegetable or fruit in 
every day's menu, Keep close 
watch on the produce counter and 
buy whatever salad green is 
cheapest. One week it may be let- 
tuce, the next cabbage. Cucumbers 
and green peppers are out of sight 
right now, Try ing the let- 
tuce if the family balks at eating 
leaves of it. 
And, as we have said in n the past, | 
forget the fact that most packaged | 
    you wi 1‘not be harming your fam- bex you get milk for about eight mixes even exist. You'll save! 
ily cents a quart, All that is missing pjenty by doing it yourself in thé 
Canned vegetables are usually” ” the-creant, Cake, Cookie, pie and pudding line. 
a good buy. On the list of plenti- 
ful foods for February canned 
and frozen peas and canned and 
frozen corn are listed. Both lend 
themselves to hearty dishes, _your cooking. Mix it half and half with a quart 
of hemogenized milk. Use it for all 
Add extra amounts 
of it to cream soups, puddings, | 
meat loaves and breads. 
  
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“If It’s Alive ---It’s Fresh” 
“For People Who Care” 
A5: 4-8 ib. avg. 
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Here's an interesting recipe for 
inexpensive lamb riblets. . You 
may have to ask your butcher for | 
"them, but they'll be worth it. 
  
  Oven-Ready 
TURKEYS     
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WILD RABBIT -- CHITTLIN’S 
FRYERS -- GEESE -- STEWERS   
  
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      Lb. 39° Fresh Fresh 
    BUFFALO Lb. 39¢ Medium 
SHRIMP 
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FRESH WATER FISH OF ALL KINDS—OYSTERS — RED SNAPPERS 
PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET 82 South Saginaw Wholesale and Retail 
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        and cook’ slowly 1 hour, 6 servings. | 
Tangy Butter Base 
Enhances Shrimp — 
Serve this appetizer when’ you're , 
having company.   
  
cinberenies Creed 
Turn shrimp into a strainer to! 
‘drain; cover and oe 
‘Cream —butter,——chili —sauee- 
curry ~powder; 
firm enough to spread vate ©   Dre al sti ci 
butter mixture generously or 
bread; press shrimp, in even rows, 
over butter. Refrigerate until serv- 
ing time, Makes 20 canapes. es ir Mair. i 
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Dips Rate High | 
as Snack Food 
| Friends who drop in for a chat} 
family have to be fed; at least, 
ithat is the American custom. One} 
of the easiest kinds of food to, 
serve is a Dip with something to! 
dunk into the Dip. 
| For this serve a tangy variation 
‘of the famous ‘‘California Dip’’; 
‘which has become so popular. This 
dip, you remember, is a_ taste 
tempting combination of onion 
soup mix and sour cream. Add 
‘some finely chopped mustard! 
pickles to this basic formula and 
jput it in the center of a platter 
containing fish sticks, cheese 
‘crackers and pieces of pumper- 
nickel cut into star shapes for the 
loceasion. 
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+—Another_-variation-to- satisfy the 
‘gourmet palate is the same dip 
made with bleu cheese and brandy 
flavoring. 
Mustard Pickle Dip 
\% cup mustard pickle with sauce 
leup California Dip 
Chop pickles very fine. Mix to- 
gether chopped pickle, sauce and 
“California Dip.” California Dip: 
Combine 1 pint sour cream and 1 
ipackage onion soup mix just as it 
  
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8¢ on a 2-Ib. Bag .. . 10¢ on a 5-Ib. Bag 
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Nothing to mail in! 
now and buy a bag 
every bag you will get a coupon which you 
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on Robin Hood Flour. No fuss, or bother! “to 
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of Robin Hood. With now. If you do : 
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buy this wonderful flour. 
“When you use Robin Hood you will find 
that you get best results with one flour for 
all your baking... 
bread ... the tenderest pastry... the light- 
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So next time you are at your grocer’s ask 
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Look for 
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       / By JANET ODELL 
~. Seventeen girls met last Satur- 
High 
esate © anton toe ae 
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When judging time came around, 
sixteen-year-old’ Judy Cudnohuf- 
sky of Lake Orion won first prize. 
This means Judy will travel to 
Grand Rapids soon to compete 
with other county winners. Mrs, 
Dan Abbey, her 4H le pader, will 
accompany her 
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If she comes out first in this 
second contest, she goeg on to 
Chicago to compete for the na- 
pion, Oakland County had one girl 
who did.get to the finals—Beth 
Rese, in 1955. . 
Winning prizes for homemak- 
ing skilis is no mew experience 
for Judy, We remember seeing tension Service and the state De-| — 
-tienaltitleofCherry—Pie Cham-, ‘serve rest of pastry for iattice 
top. a : 
FILLING 
~s cup sugar z 
32 = pie cherrie 
\% teaspoon simond extract Pew drops red food coloring 
Cook together until thick. Coal 
and fill pastry-lined pie pan. Make ie   
  her name on a number of win- 
ning entries at the 4-H Fair last ‘remaining pastry. Bake at 435 de- 
August. dudy has been a 4-H |grees for 30-35 minutes. |a lattice top for the pie with the 
  
Shop mreune Compare, 
for Best F ood. Values 
How far do your food “dollars Peaches, pineapple, fruit cocktail 
If they are to buy the best in and pears are top sellers in canned 
health, you will continue the pat-| ifruits. 
tern of buying milk, meat ana Some of the better buys may be 
‘eggs, fruits and vegetables and found in processed foods—not only breads and cereals. But you may canned, but also frozen and dried. 
change your choices within these|Peas and corn are now getting 
basic food groups. Continuing high| ispecial emphasis because of rec- 
prices on meat and fresh produce ord amounts which were processed) 
challenge one to make more com-|in 1957. _ — go? 
parisons before choosing. 
MEATS — Some retailers report 
that due to short supplies whole-| 
sale beef prices are the highest’ 
they have been during the last 
six months. With the exception of) 
featured cuts, retail prices differ 
little from those of last week. 
* * * 
For tasty stews, Swiss steak or 
pot roast, lean beef chuck and 
round are good choices. Lean cuts 
| from young beef are available at. 
| 20 to 30 cents less per pound than 
| higher grades of the same cuts. 
| In many stores retail pork 
Prices on loin roasts, ham, pic- 
nics, Boston butt, bacon and sau- 
sage are reasonably priced when | 
compared with other meat cuts. 
| It looking for variety and econ-| 
j omy, consider shoulder roasts of 
veal or lamb. Lamb or veal breast 
} becomes a dish of savory stew or 
States Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, 
MSU Marketing Information Agent. 
Whole fryers, stewers and tur-. 
keys are available for less than 
fifty cents per pound. To deter- 
mine cost per serving fryers yield 
1 13 servings per pound, stew-. 
ers 1% and turkeys 2%. It is easy 
is turkey. 
3 EGGS—Large size eggs are — 
er.than they have been during the 
past six months. Since they con- 
tain protein of a quality compar- 
; able to red meat, it may seem 
| practical to use generous amounts 
of eggs to help balance protein: 
costs. i 
Current prices make it prac- | 
tical te bake the cake that calls | 
—for-more eggs or feature eggs en_; 
the menu. Eggs for breakfast, | 
lunch or supper need not mean | 
just fried, boiled or scrambled. | 
Waffles, French toast, omelets | 
and souffle, send eggs to the | 
_.... table in fancy dress yet with the . 
same amount of food value. | | 
PRODUCE — Everyone knows. 
that weather influences the supply | 
and price of fresh produce. Shop- | 
pers should gb a step further and | 
remember that weather also influ- 
ences quality. Carefully cheek. 
quality of lettuce, cauliflower, po- 
—_tatoes and citrus if —you— 
these items this week. | 
Apple supplies are ample. As of | 
January 1, stocks in cold stor-| 
age, according to the U. S. D. A,,/ 
were about 19 million bushels more 
than in January of 1957. About| one-third of these are the Delicious 
_ variety so good for snacks and, 
salads. | 
Reddest apples usually cost | 
more, but are not Mecessarily | 
“any. better than apples of the 
- same variety with less color. Un- | 
jess color is important for a spe- 
cial occasion or purpose, you 
may be able to save money by | 
~ €heesing fruit from lots which | 
____.._..-__ ha ve_less—coler_and lower.price— 
ae tags. This is generally true 
whether you are buying at the 
— grocery of at an orchard. i 
PROCESSED FOODS—About 72| 
million cans of food are opened 
and used every day. Corn, peas, @- 
tornatoes and green beans are the 
most popular _ canned vegetables. |     
‘Wine in Fish Casserole 
‘Adds Unusual Flavor 
Second helpings are automatic 
= _ when this savory casserole appears’ 
2 on the table. 
Arrange one pound fish fillets, 
single layer, in a baking dish.’ 
Combine one and one-half cups 
fF ——— coer mace, coctourtr coy: burger: 
dy wine and two tablespoons in-! 
stant minced onion and arrange 
over fish. 
Top with one cup shredded Amer- 
ican cheese, Bake at 450 — 
10 to 15 minutes. 
    THE WINNER! — Cherry pie winner, Judy 
Cudnohufsky of S. Lapeer road, Lake Orion, 
flashes. a winning smile as she holds up her prize 
pie. This sixteen-y ear-cld miss outbaked her six-   Pentiac Press Phote 
teen competitors in the annual cherry pie con- 
test held Saturday at Rochester High School. 
pete with 
title. Judy will go to Grand Rapids to 
other county winners for the stat    
     
      
  
  
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T. M, Whiteman of the 4 
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; that gives the freez-| eurlously enough, . freezing points of traits and veg- 
pe apa loan by measuring the heat 
for handlers of] peat is released from a piece of 
    
future use. Yield: About 8 servings. 
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cooked dried fruits such as raisins, 
prunes and apricots. A few toasted 
pecans or almonds add extra fla- 
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Wash and dry potatoes; place in i pd ao ae t : 
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about 30 minutes; continue baking) ™4}he¢, ‘Grease sieved 
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and put through ricer; reserve 6 milk; cook, stirring constantly, un-, | 
potato shells til thickened. Beat egg yolks: add| HoT CHOCOLATE SUPREME — Just the right snack for an v 
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; until thick and pale colored, beat |casserole; set in pan of hot a 
gently inte potato pulp. Fill re yinch deep. Bake in moderate oS 
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       ‘All set to roll is Mrs: M.G. Prosser. With Dr. Prosser, she bowls in a mixed 
league at Lakewood Alleys on Thurs- 
Time out for coffee . . , 0 5: R. Kara of Des- mond street serves Mrs. Carl Stein of North Lynn 
Event to Be Held at St. Benedict Feb. 12 
Committees Named for Card Party 
Committees have been an- 
nounced for the St. Benedict 
Altar and Rosary Society des- 
sert-card party which will be 
held Feb. 12 in the church 
basement. : 
* * ‘ 
Chairman of the annual af- 
fair is Mrs. Frank H. Secoy, 
assisted by Mrs. James L. 
Brown. Heading the ticket 
committee is Mrs. Raymond 
Zimmerman, who is being as- 
sisted by Mrs, Joseph Albrecht, 
_ Mrs, Earl McJunkin and Mrs. Anton Bego. 
Prize chairmen are Mrs. 
Wayne Miller and Mrs. Joseph 
Bonfiglio. Mrs. William Brandt, 
Jane Penderzast, Mrs, Domi- 
nic Mazza, Mrs. Frank P. 
Benning and Mrs. Steven who is being aided by Mrs. 
Stanley Hustosky, Mrs. Francis 
Dall, Mrs. David St. Dennis 
and Mrs. Theodore Comp. 
Taking care of tables and 
chairs will be Mrs. James 
.Colemcn, aided by Mrs. Robert 
Budnick, Mrs. Lloyd Monroe, day evenings. “ 
throughout the city are planning to 
enter The Press Bowlerama next week. Many of the bowlers   
Looks like it might be a strike for 
someone, judging from the expressions 
of ncn Jaconette of Newberry street, = Aone ete sr . 
A o9 eer eee 
Carl Stein of North Lynn avenue and 
Don Vachon of West Ann Arbor ave- . 
nue (left to right). 
Personal News of Interest in Area 
The latter days of March will 
find Mr. and Mrs. William J. 
DeGrace of South Edith street 
avenue (center) and Kathryn Felice of Brookdale 
avenue, 
Mrs. Darwin Simpson and Mrs. 
P. R. Ninotti. 
Chairman of tallies and 
cards is Mrs. Anthony Maty- 
niak, Her committee includes 
Mrs. Dennis Montgomery, Mrs. 
Lewis Kimm and Mrs. Adrian 
Magnan. The decorating motif will be 
centered around Lincoln's 
birthday. Chairman for this 
project is Mrs. Bernard Stone, 
who is being aided by Mrs. 
Arthur Perrin, Mrs. Theodore 
Dobski and Mrs. Lane Foster. 
Mrs. Thomas St. Dennis is 
handling publicity 
Proceeds of the affair will 
be used to furnish new altar 
linens for the church. The 
_ public has been invited to at- 
tend. 
Waterford Grou Sponsori ‘Performance 
Ensemble Joseph Eger will conduct the 
Eger Players ensemble when 
the group of musicians presents 
a concert Feb. 7 at the Isaac 
E. Crary Junior High School 
under the auspices of the Wa- 
terford Township Civic Music 
Association. ‘ 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Theodore R, 
Schroeder of 
Silverside 
announce the 
_ approaching marriage of 
their daughter, 
Jennine 
Dianne Bailey, 
to Daniel 
Catau, son of 
Mr. and Mrs.: 
Simion Catan > ber honor maid. 
_._ violin and — cello, and Peter Venice, Vienna, London and 
Paris, as well as many other 
European cities. 
In Brusseis, Belgium, Mr. De- 
Grace will broadcast the open- 
ing of the World's Fair over a 
Detroit radio station. Mrs. De- 
Grace, a true patron of the 
arts, is eager to visit the many 
Wedding Plans 
Are Reveuled 
by Miss Ginell 
- Carmelina Ginell announces 
attendants for her Feb. 15 mar- 
riage to Thomas Mclsaac, son 
ot Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McIsaac 
of Waterford. 
The daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. Dominic Ginell of Sander- 
son street, Carmelina will ex- 
change vows with Mr. MclIsaac 
in St. Michae] Church. 
Gloria Vizza will serve as 
Bridesmaids 
will include Judy Mclsaac, 
Judy Niedjelski, Sally Ginell 
and Mary Raymond, Larri Mc- 
Isaac will be flower girl. 
3 Nurses Attend 
State Conference 
~ Seed ont Mrs. Albert Pur- 
cell, members of the Oakland 
County District Nurses Asso- 
ciation, attended the Michigan 
state Nurses Association con- 
ference held in the 
YWCA. 
The Tuesday conference for 
chairmen of district commit- 
tees was held to discuss legis- 
lation, membership and public 
relations, 
Discuss Pictures 
Modern Homemakers Exten- 
sion Club met Wednesday at 
the Clarkstoh home of Mrs. 
Howard Fox. Pictures for the 
home was the lesson for the 
day. 
to Present Concert on Feb. 7 
The Eger Players features 
French horn with piano, violin 
and cello in a variety of com- 
hornist, has appeared.as solo- 
ist with major orchestras and 
ensembles throughout the 
world. He is one of the organ- 
izers of the Los Angeles Horn 
Club, and also is active in 
radio, television and motion pic- 
tures. His first solo LP album, 
“Around the Horn,” will be 
released in the fall of 1958. 
* & « 
In’ addition to works by 
Five pages today 
in Women’s Section 
the first New York perform- 
‘ance of Haydn's trio for — 
Korn's “Phantasy,”’ which was 
written especially for the Lansing | 
“jamin Britten’s “Canticle II,” art museums in Paris, London 
home and wil] spend the inher. 
* * * 
Planning to sail Saturday 
from New Orleans aboard the 
SS Alcoa Clipper for a 16-day 
cruise in the Caribbean are 
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. 
Kalbfus of Birmingham. They 
will visit Jamaica, Curacao, 
Guaira and Guanta, Venezuela. 
* * x 
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Burt 
of Squirrel road will attend the 
annual Boat Show in Chicago 
on Feb. 7 and 9. 
* * * 
The Herrington Hills home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Powell was 
the scene of a surprise birth- 
day party honoring Rita Copen- 
hagen of East Long Lake road, 
Friends attending the affair 
held _the past weekend were -_ 
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mather, 
Mr. and Mrs. William Spry, Mr. 
and Mrs. Dewey Wagner, Mr. 
and Mrs. Robert Ruscoe, Mr. 
and Mrs. Ivan Hulen, Mrs. 
Wretha Mather, Janet and Ken- 
neth Mather, Mrs. Charles 
Bac Laces Maeve Coot, — 
Guakega co Svilagyi parr 
Jim Powell. 
* * * 
Mr, and Mrs. John H. Rehm 
(nee Sue Karner) of Avondale 
avenue are receiving congratu- 
lations on the arrival of a son, 
Peter Carl, Jan. 23 at St. 
Joseph Mercy Hospital. Matern- 
al grandparents are Mr. and 
Mrs. Peter F. Karner of Me- 
nominee road. Mr. and Mrs. 
Carl H. Rehm of Watkins Lake 
road are the paternal grand- 
pafents. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. 
Dancey of Royal-Oak, formerly 
of Pontiac, also are-receiving 
congratulations on a new addi- 
tion to their family, a daughter, 
Cheryl Colleen, born Jan. 23 
at Pontiac General Hospital. 
Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. 
C. Clair Decker of Hamilton 
‘ street and Mr. and Mrs. Roy 
Dancey of Sanderson street. 
* * * 
Born Jan. 25 at St. Joseph 
Norman B. Nelson of Rochester 
Donald Upton of Third avenue. SEs. coal 
M rs. Herbert Zschering of A seal street has 
completed her follow-through and is aiming for the 
head pin. 
‘Trying for a strike is Herbert Zschering, who — 
enjoys the mixed bowling sessions on Thursday nights. 
St. Dunstan Will Present Play _ 
‘Bus Stop’ to Be Staged 
On the evenings of Feb.-7, 
8, 14 and 15 the curtain will 
rise for St, Dunstan Guild's 
February offering, ‘““Bus Stop” 
by William Inge, at St. Dun- 
stan Playhouse on Lone Pine 
road. 
The entire story takes place 
County Nurses 
Paying Tribute ~The Oakland County District Nurses Association 
g Professional Nurse 
* Professional Nurse S the Month. Recognition Year 
e 
* * 
The December Nurse of the Month, Mrs. Anna 
Wurm, has engaged in private duty nursing in this. 
area for many years. Rose Boyd, the January Nurse 
of the Month, is working in the public health field. 
. ~~ Both of these women are pioneers, having made valuable contributions to the profession of nursing. 
Mrs. Wurm was among the first 1,000 graduate 
nurses to be ——— . Michigan. 
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Sine ins Wingo Tasco, Win aly played by John W. Crim. 
Others in the cast include 
Mrs, Richard Stedding III, 
cafe proprietress; Mrs. Wen- 
dell Smith, part-time waitress; 
     
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  - By Daughters of America 
’ Installation Service Held 
When the baneiars ot America,! Others _ installed include Mrs. 
Wo He Lo Council %, gathered at Ajex Craig, treasurer; Mrs. Doug- the Dames of Malta Hall, Mrs. 'las Smith, assistant recording sec. 
Lioyd Thompson was installed 85 retary; . Mrs. Harold Mullen, as- 
the Broup’ s councilor. eA : 
‘* * * 
Other officers installed at the 
Tuesday meeing included Mrs. 
Howard Franklin of Holly, associ- 
ate councilor; Florence Golding, 
vice councilor; Mrs. Victor Gold- 
ing, associate vice councilor; Mrs. 
Sylvester Van Horn, conductor; 
Mrs. Charles Hibner of Auburn 
Heights, warden; Mrs, Harley 
Booth, recording secretary, and 
—Mrs. Richard Haney of Berkley, 
financial secretary. 
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    expensive) present. 
iment has since been broken and 
'I have heard that she has re-j ~ 
iturned all the presents, However, ? 4 
'T haven't received mine and I am|~ 
iwondering if a note teling her so}    
     Girl Fails 
to Return 
Costly Gift 
May Donor Write 
to Ex-Bride-Elect ~ 
About Present? 
By EMILY POST 
  ours became engaged several 
‘months ago and we sent his. fi- 
lancee a very lovely (and quite 
would be in order?” 
  
Answer: Try to find someone 
who knows her well, who could 
explain, to her that you have heard 
she _ has retur all her_engage-   
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MRS. LLOYD THOMPSON Comfortable—Sate 
Durable—Natural 
Economical sistant financial secretary; Mrs. 
John DePauw, trustee; Mrs. David 
‘Jones of Auburn Heights, inside 
sentinel, and Mrs, Howard Fagan) 
of Holly, outside sentinel. | 
Mrs, Warren Guntzviller of De-| 
'troit, district deputy, attended the | 
installation, which was~conducted 
by Mrs, Frank Marshall of Flint. | Appointment at Your Convenience 
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412 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
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clearance 
sale 
starting thursday 
coat values 
$ 90 
19 formerly $35 to $39.98 
Choose yours from this wonderful ‘collection 
of long coats' Wool blends, gleaming 
block zibelines, nubby textured wool tweeds! 
Button and open coats. Juniors 
and misses. 
long coats ‘dering if possibly it could have 
‘been sent by mistake to someone 
of her sister's 
explain to her this ohvious reason 
why you cannot make fhe shower 
and 
bidesmaids 
port, 
  ment presents but as you havej- 
‘hot received yours, you are won- 
else. 
| “Dear Mrs, Post: A friend of |. 
mine and her sister are going 
to be married this spring at a 
double wedding. I would like to. 
give a shower for my friend but 
do not feel that I am that “Dear Mrs. Post: A friend of] 
The engage-| 
         
       
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3 - @ member of 
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Her 
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University of 
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G AIL WINNINGHAM   
    friendly with her sister to give 
a shower for her, too. 
‘Could it possibly hurt the sis 
'ter’s feelings if I gave the shower | 
‘for my friend alone or must ! 
imake it a double shower or none 
‘at all?” 
If you know very few 
friends you can! Answer: 
a double one. 
“Dear Mrs, Post: Are all 
white flowers the only correct 
ones to use as decoration at a 
church wedding? The altar of 
our chéreh (a very beautiful one) 
is all white marble and white 
flowers can hardly be seen 
against it, I thought of using 
colored flowers (such as a light 
_pink or yellow) for decorating 
the altar, Would this be in good 
taste?" 
Answer: Light colors instead of, 
white are permissible but be care 
ful not to have their effect one 
that will detract from the dresses 
the flowers carried by the 
without an ocean 
has a growing fleet of mer- 
chant ships. 
_Neumode Hosiery and 
Juvenile Shop Switzer and) 
  
  
    iain Days Described 
to 2 Golden Age Groups 
The January meetings of the 
two Golden Age Groups of the 
Pontiac YWCA had as a spe- 
cia} guest Capt. Sixten O. B. 
Netzler, who discussed early 
days on sailing ships and 
played Swedish folk songs on 
the harmonica and accordion. 
* * * 
Other entertainment -includ- 
ed an informal travel talk by 
Mrs, Fred Stimpert, president 
of the Pontiac YWCA, and 
Reba Ross Netzler, executive 
director, who titled their joint 
discussion ‘‘Sidelights on the 
Light Side of Travel Abroad” 
Oldest member present 
among the who attended 
the two meetings was Mrs. 
Carrie Heath, 94. Youngest was — 
te 
a 3-vear-old ‘guest, Stephania 
Reardon 
* * * 
Other guests were Mrs 
George Atkinson of Wardville, 
Ont., Mrs. A. G. Strong, Mrs 
F.dna Scafe and Mrs. Olive 
Summers, New members are 
Mrs. John Wardell, Mrs. Ada 
Schreck and Mrs. Mabel 
Ayriss. 
GIVE MEDITATIONS 
Mrs. Anna Creager and Mrs. 
J. L. Slaybaugh gave medita- 
tiens at the meetings, and Mrs 
Bessie Royce and Mrs, Farin 
N. Hilton were pianists. 
* * * 
Birthdays celebrated includ- 
  
] 5” 
formerly $29.98 
A selection of slim and full silhouette 
coats in fleece boycoats, tweeds, martiniques. 
Choose from assorted colors and 
sizes in wide array. Hurry for these big values! 
winter coats 
$ 90 
29 formerly $39.98 and $A9.98 
Belivias' | Blends! Tweeds! Plushes! 
Clutch, button desrgns with pretend teopard, 
milium linings! Junior-and misses sizes! 
short coats 
15” formerly $22.98 to $39.98 
Fleeces, fibrenes, tweeds, bolivias and 
zibeline short coats in a myriad of colors 
and styles. Some with mouton collars. 
Warmly lined. Assorted sizes. Hurry... save! 
poplin raincoats 
$7 | 
formerly $14.98 
Amazing value! Popular Balmacaan-style - 
raincoats! Wrinkle-resistant, soil-resistant 
cotton poplin. Bold plaid linings, 
leopeard- neers linings! Beige, 
matching caps. o 18. 
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  monday, thursday, friday, saturday 
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Open Monday and Féjday Evenings       ed ese of Mrs. L. B. Rubey, 
Daisybelle Benedict, Mrs. Ger- 
trude Holdsworth, Mrs. Eliza- 
beth Peck and Mrs. Elia Shef- 
field. Corsages were presented 
to Mrs, Peck and Mrs. Rubey. 
* * * 
The dessert luncheons were 
served by Mrs. Louis H. Schim- 
mel, assisted by Mrs. Myron 
L. Buck, Mrs. W. H. Knudsen 
and Mrs. R. B. Tarr. Mrs. J. 
A. Rammes is chairman of the 
Golden Age Groups. 
  
Now Spas 
Can Come 
to You 
  
  t Years ago, people in search 
of relaxation and freedom from 
minor aches and pains used to 
make reguiar trips to the fa- 
mous spas of the world. 
Then and now, such trips are 
impossible for many of us. The 
spas still exist and their bene- 
fits are well known. 
In order to bring these bene- 
fits to people who couldn't trav- 
el to the spas, an American 
chemist has perfected b a1 m- 
scented bath salts that dupli- 
cate healthful waters. 
* * * 
Thesé bath salts combine oils 
and concentrated minerals, 
They are used without soap for 
a period of 20 minutes or so. 
This means you get a relaxing, 
hot bath that helps to drain 
away fatigue and float out ten- 
sion. 
* * * 
The salts can be used in hard 
or soft water. 
The reason for not using 
soap With the salts is that the 
salts contain cleansing agents. 
Used with a vegetable fiber 
mitt for increased circulation, 
these bath salts induce a feel- 
ing of well-being. 
  Bicyclists and motorcyclists are 
subject to the same traffic. safety 
rules that apply to enous Ne er er a eee 
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Condition of Skin 
Teenagers faced with skin 
problems will do well to check 
their daily living habits. 
Perhaps they are not getting 
enough sleep, are rushing 
through meals or eating too 
many gooey foods instead of a 
balanced diet. 
Dear Abby....   
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‘Madman’ Is Visiting Doctor 
About the Wrong Department By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
DEAR ABBY: How do you 
cope with a man who has a 
_temper like a madman? Once 
  PP LLL 
January 
SALE! jag he couldn't 
find what he 
was looking» 
for in a desk 
drawer, so he 
pulled out all 
the drawers 
and smashed 
them to bits. 
Another 
time he got 
mad because 
he couldn't 
get a clear 
picture on our TV set, after 
paying $36 to get it repaired, 
so he put his fist right through 
the TV set. He was off work 
two days and the doctor and 
X-ray bills ran him $35. He 
scares the kids and upsets me. 
UPSET 
DEAR UPSET: Your hus- 
band is emotionally stil) in 
_— cohen = = _—s 
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‘SHOP   ' partment. heel — but he is seeing the 
doctor about the wrong de- 
Someone whe 
deals with emotional prob- 
lems could do more for him. . 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I asked a girl 
in my class for her graduation 
picture and she gave me a 
picture of herself I am afraid 
to take home, It is one of her 
in a two-piece bathing suit that 
is all wet. 
I don’t know why she did 
_ this. T never took her out but 
I have heen thinking about it. 
~I am 17 and sme xs 18. Do 
you think I would be making 
a fool of myself if I asked her 
to go to a show with me? 
A SHY GUY 
DEAR SHY: If any guy 
ever got the “Come-cn” — 
you did. Ge ahead and ask 
her, bat you'd better have a 
talk with your Scoutmaster 
first, 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I am a wid- 
ower with two little boys under 
five years old. I live with my 
mother and she cares for the 
boys. I am still a young man 
(26) and hold a good job, I 
woyld like to marry again but 
so far no luck, 
My mother tells-me when. I 
meet a woman I should not 
tell her that I was married, 
lost my wife and have two 
children because the minute 
they hear that they run the 
other way. 
She says if T get them fo like 
__me—tfirst they will not object 
to my past, but I should give 
them a chance to like me. It vad 
  | 
| ee doesn't sound right 
What's your opinion? 
A FATHER OF TWO 
DEAR FATHER: it 
doesn't “sound” right be- 
cause it's wrong, Tell the 
giris what your status is fo me. 
immediately, If they ran 
the other way, you've lest 
nothing. 
* * * 
DEAR ABBY: I raised a 
son practically single-handed. 
I sacrificed many things so 
he could have good clothes and 
a good education. He is mar- 
ried now and when I call his 
house to talk to him his wife 
answers the phone and she 
never asks me how I am — 
she just calls him to the phone. 
This is like a knife through 
my heart. My son is happy 
with her but it hurts me so 
| much T dont feel like calling 
him anymore. Please tell me 
what to do” 
HURT MOTHER 
DEAR HURT:. You are 
teo sensitive. Your daughter- 
in-law is prebably just 
thoughtless, Her manners 
could be improved — but if 
she and your son are happy 
— let it Pag 
* * 
CUNPEAL TO MY- 
RON: Of course it's a 
man's world — but a lot of 
it's in his wife's name, 
* * * 
If you have a_ problem. 
write to Abigail Van Buren in 
ear of The Pontiac Press. 
She will be glad to answer 
your fetter. For a personal 
reply, please enclose a 
Stamped self-addressed” en- 
velope. ;     
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family is 
like yours?   
have three children, an 8-room 
house and $4,500 yearly in- 
come. (See page 121) 
“We can't live on $25,000 a 
yeer.” Our house, swimming 
pool and four acres cost $604 
a month. (Page 48) 
“We're doing fine on $8,400 a 
yeer.” Chack and Virginia own 
their $17,800 home . . . have 
three sons—and college sav- 
ings for each. (Page 49} — 
Are yeur bills more or less then 
others? If clothing takes 12 to 
14%, you're in step. “The Dis- 
- appearing Dollar” (Page 148) 
tells how your money problems 
compare with others. ” 
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_ }they are in a special class. For the first exhibiti 
a one-man show of 
Kerr. 
on view Monday through 
      Finds Life 
     
    
a ee 
on of the year the art gal- 
leries at Kingswood School Cranbrook are presenting 
pdintings and watercolors by Peter 
Opening Sunday afternoon, the show will be 
Friday until Feb. 28.   
‘Sweet Little 
By RUTH 
with their grown children. 
lot. 
"ak or talking wistfully about 
their children and grand- 
children, or the “old days.” 
The ones I know are as up-and- 
coming as their daughters, as in- 
terested in politics and world 
events ag their sons, as busy and 
They have hobbies. They have 
good friends among those their 
own age and among those much 
younger. . 
They keep house with an ease 
| ‘They don't refer to themselves 
jas old, or feel that because they 
have lived 4 little longer than some 
  By the way, what ever became of the “little 
I know quite a few older women today-—-women in 
their 70s and 80s—living alone because they have out- 
lived their husbands and are too independent to live 
- (Cotopaxi, 19,550 feet, Old Lady’ 
Cannot Be Found Today 
Women of Advanced Years Now Are 
Vigorous, Active, Independent 
old lady?” 
But there isn’t a “sweet little old lady” in the whole 
aren’t living 0n memories, or sitting in corners,   é > 
she is within 20 years of the age 
she claims to be. 
Of all the achievements that 
|women have made in the last quar- 
iter of a century the greatest is 
|changing the little old lady of the 
-|past into the vigorous, active, in- 
dependent older woman of today. 
  
Blue Star to Hold 
Anniversary Event 
Plans for an anniversary dinner 
were made when members of the 
Blue Star Mothers Chapter Four 
met at the YMCA. The affair will 
Plans also were made for a past 
presidents’ meeting to be held in 
May. Donations to a ‘veteran's fam- 
“jily and the March of Dimes were + made—at- “the —-Ty A. . be held Feb. 20 in the Elks Temple. | 
  
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meeting. 
  Ecuador has the two largest vol- 
canoes in the world. They are 
Chimborazo, rising 20,700 feet, and   1s Boring | But Teens Admit 
~~ They Have More 
MANY ADVANTAGES 
The Gilbert firm (Gilbert 
In fact some teenagers com- 
plain machines do all the work 
and there is none left for the 
youngsters to do, 
Gilbert claims television {s 
dren in sports is on the de- 
clirte, which points to perhaps 
one reason for boredom inas- 
much as it has been medically 
proven that strenuous physical 
activity is needed in the forma- 
tive years, 
OLD ONES, TOO 
Gilbert says some young 
people think their boredom is 
a symptom of the growing-up 
process. He cites one 18-year- 
old girl who says it simply: 
ones.” 
  
Broom, Brush 
and That's All 
One of New York City’s old- 
est banks has dug up some 
interesting facts and figures on |’ i] 
their early business expendi- 
tures. 
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A broom and brush came to 
_ 38 cents, and scrubing—spelied 
with just one “b"—and clean- 
ing charges were one dollar for 
a month. 
Imagine cleaning an office 
or home today with just a 
brush and broom! 
* * * 
How wonderful to have not 
like specialized soaps and de- | expecting to chat for a while 
tergents—unknown in .1829—but | and either sense by her man- 
to also have efficient time-and | ‘ner or from something she 
energy-saving gadgets especial- | says that you have called at a 
ly designed for practically | busy time, cut your cofversa- - + , Young people are 
bored, Well, then, so are old   on all over the body — the slough-|- 
ing of dead skin cells, Since the 
scalp is washed less often than 
the rest of the skin, the dead cells 
jmay be bound together by oil and 
       
          
      
    
     
    
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        _ @iPuesday - Musicale” Workshop's 
January meeting was held at the 
. home of Mrs. Ferdinand Gaens- 
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS — A 
luncheon meeting of the Vil- 
lage Woman's Club of Birming- 
ham and Bloomfield Hills will 
be held Wednesday at Oakland 
Hills Country Chub. 
Cochairmen for the luncheon 
are Mrs. Elmer Sylvester and 
Mrs. Charles H. Welch Jr. 
Speaker will be Dr. A. S. 
Church, assistant medical di- 
rector of St. Joseph Retreat, 
Dearbern. His subject will be 
“A Psychiatrist Looks at Cul- 
ture Today.” : 
Mrs. C. G. Darling Jr. is in 
charge of flowers and Mrs. 
Alan Loofburrow is taking res- 
ervations, assisted by Mrs. 
William Bird, Mrs. John Eck- 
enrode and Mrs. Robert Mont- 
back. 
GUESTS AT OTSEGO 
Among guests at Otsego Ski 
Club this weekend wil’ be Mr. 
and Mrs. David W. Lee, Mr. 
and Mrs. Richard C. Kern of 
Franklin and two of their -chil- 
    
St ‘hinercacrusl 
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 0. 
Yntema. wil] be hosts Saturday 
evening at the ‘second of a se- 
ries of dinners they are giving 
in their Franklin road home. 
* * * 
Mrs. Marcus E. Cunningham 
is spending several weeks with 
her sister, Mrs.- Ruth Lara- 
bee, in Mexico. Mrs. Cunning- 
ham will join Mr. Cunning- 
ham next month in Fort Lau- 
derdale, Fla. 
(* *& * 
Mr. and Mrs, Frank -McDon- 
ough will be hosts at a dinner 
this evening. at Bloomfield len, 
+ MOTOR -PO-FEORIDA   Bloomfield Hills Country ™ 
for Miss Nichols and Mr, Al- 
' Mr. and Mrs. George Well- 
' ington Smith of Franklin left 
Tuesday to motor to.their 
home at Vero Beach, Fia. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. James | K.. 
| Campbell were hosts at a cock- 
tail party Saturday evening. 
  
Student. Tour of Europe 
Described to City BPW 
Dean LaRue, French instruc- " for the trip which lasted 45__ 
  
  
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AIRM. AN ae MRS, PHILIP KIRW AN 
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| casion?     
A tT-year-old girl sat on a stool 
clutching her doll and bravely 
iblinking back the tears. The oc-' 
The little lady was hav- 
‘ing the first haircut of her life. 
Anita Davidson, daughter of 
the Louis Davidsons of South 
Avery road, decided that she 
wanted short hair. 
Our photographer stopped by the 
—# Davidsons'-just-as Anita's mother: 
Prepared to snip off the first of/How Weather Affects People” at her daughter's long locks. rapes . . 
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Not knowing what Anita's re-\‘‘My Favorite Season,’”’ while Eve-     
  
Gather at Hotel Waldron   
“Weather” was the theme of the! 
program when members of the 
‘Pontiac Toastmistress Club met at, 
the Hotel Waldron. 
A | £ yeorge Gaehe< Speke   speech on ‘‘Patadise.”’ 
Don Rofe, president of the Pon- 
Mrs —6FH 
the group with Mr. Dugas invit- 
| ing the Toastmistresses to col- 
laborate in conducting an eight- 
week speechcraft class to he the Tuesday meeting. Mrs. Wayne 
Reaves presented. a-speech entitled] 
    
  
  
     
       
   
     
         
  BUDGET TERMS! 33 Years in Business and Still Owned by Sallan’s!       opened to those interested in. this 
type of training. Feb. 18 is the 
tentative date for the classes to 
begin each Tuesday. for eight   on IT Toastmistresses Hear Four 
lyn Cole talked on ‘‘Snow Fun” and) 
Helen Lapisch gave an impromptu! 
| tiae Toastmasters Club, Charles | 
‘Dugas, and John Rolles joined | /; 
        
        
    
Printed Pattern 4769: Misses’   
    dren, Mrs. Robert L. Graham a : EG Le eee 
and the Nelson B. Nolands who | tor in the Bloomfield schools, | days. _ Ows in t. ic ae! ite 
recently returned from a 1@- | Was guest speaker when mem- VISIT TO ITALY 2 
day stay at Sun Valley, Idaho. | bers of the Pontiac Business The group traveled first to 28° ; 
i + * : and Professional Women’s Club Tal, Whe P they visited Nu St. Michael Church was — the icadplece and carried | a colon 
alegre t met-at Hotel Waldron. ay ee ee urda ; Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam T. | = = ples, Pompeii, Rome, Fjorence | Scene of Sat y morning) of flower petals. 
Gossett entertained at dinner * * * : and Venice. In Rome the young | Nuptial High Mass uniting Judy Serving as his brother's best 
Friday evening for Mr. and “A Trip to Europe” was the {| people saw a. recently com — Ann Mellick and Airman 2.C. Phil-| mam was Jock Kirwan of Live- 
Mrs. F C. Retth who soon will subject of Mr. LaRue’s talk structed stadium much larger = 2 ipl me mage ‘eter nia. Robert Coad, brother-in-law 
move to Cipeinna and slides shown at the | than a roca are = bens y the Rew. AMCHAC') ot the bride, was the usher, 
* Tuesday gathering. He told of Ann Arbor, where it is hoped | Y- 
Mr’ and—MrsPaul Geiger | his trip abroad last summer | the next Olympic games will * « * j ee ee the par. Pontiac Stati 
and their small daughter are as conductor of a group of 21 be held. | Judy is the daughter of Mr. and) \ ‘a che : wee * onuac oners 
visiting Mrs. Geiger’s parents, high school students, many of From Italy the group trav- | Mrs. George E. Mellick of Close) ewe -toned blue dress with a cor- In Downtewn Pontiac 
Mr. and Mrs. Carl O. -Bar- whom had worked and saved eled to Monaco (Princess street. Parents of the bridegroom 5@&¢ of white sweetheart roses “Formerly Brown Bros.” 
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Barton for two years to earn money Grace was in Paris at. the are Mrs. Wyatt Dean of Lexing- and a cae — hat. 4 N. Saginaw FE 2- 4243 
aia aaial == ——-1! time), Spain and France. The | ton, Ky., and the late Philip John 
trip was not altogether for | Kirwan. Following the reception the new 
pleasure, as the students | ‘The bride approached the | |Mrs. Kirwan changed to a pale 
earned high school and college — aitar wearing a floor - length blue sheath dress with white ac- 
credits. | gown of Coubello and chiffon | /cessories and the orchid from her 
Mr. ag dagen een | accented by lace insets at the | bridal bouquet. FOR « 
; none 0 ed arger anh 'P | waist and a chapel train, Her The couple will live in Orlando, 
companies would accept as | fingertip veil fell from a crown |Fla., where the bridegroom 
passengers a group of teen- | of rhinestones and seed pearts, "stationed. 
Saati ao ae avers ale | and she carried a white orchid t | sma sraeli ship res = ane 2 book.’ suuninennene 
pleased to take the students eniia tece:-coveres peeve = Future Holds 
aboard that they urged the in- Matron of honor Mrs. Robert 
structor to use their vessel for ,Coad,a sister of the bride, and. = 
the 1958 tour. bridesmaid Mrs. John Waterbury Easy Going 
Hostesses of BPW for the wore ballerina-length dresses of > 
month of January were Har- chiffon with blue feathered head- for Secretaries } 
; riet Gates, Grace Heitsch, Mrs. | bands and carried white fur muffs = : ae 
Carl Genske, Ann Gosner and decorated with blue carnations. CHICAGO (INS) — The 1975 | 
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Mrs. Rebecca Gould. Mrs. Ha- * * | Secretary will have only one | yeq it's marvelous the way babies zel MacGirr also participated | Flower girl Terry Lynn Coad.,! Fouune in common with the — Jove “Junket” Rennet-Custard, the 
i. in Tuesday's program. niece of the bride, was gowned in 1957 secretary — the coffee refreshing, nourishing milk dessert 
aan a pale pink frock with matching! break | that 9 out of 10 doctors recommend. 
‘Exchange Student ——— | Or predicts Michael R. It's the only dessert with magic 
. Talks toT h Notaro, head of an electronic rennet in it. Makes it easier to digest 
= | SS Cee am ee asain a a Pains than milk. 7 delicious flavors: or- 
: . eeen tatarfor LIS Event oresees the Gevelop- | ange, lemon, stra , chocolat 
2 ae sali os a a Wate “ford = sm ment of electronic computers cia a = 
] Sa (one Red hoo exchenge student _—_ the size of typewriters and desk = ’ 
Ne ~ |from Hattingen, Germany, gave a Cony calculators and tabulators op- ” a” Pontiac Press Phete | Compares of life in German and) Le erated by remote control K T 
American homes and explained her =f . 
Mrs. fica Davidson of South Avery road is just | .aucation trom kindergarten| ; _* * ff ll. RENNET-CUSTARD 
about to cut the hair of her daughter, 7-year-old_\through high school, when mem-| _ SIZES nee ay py beri . ; : : : = Cars soll Se 3 Ww e over laborious Anita, for the first time. bers of the Sarah McCarroll School) §—-10—12 }———. f : 
staff held a professional meeting at) M—14—16 — ling tasks and there will be 
the home of Mrs. Harold Brown on! {—18—20 no manual typing — instead. « * + ese oti by 4 . 
First Haircut Is Exciting, Yet Sad Marquee cies ENG 4769 Sone ieee aa ee ASSIS ne hostess é ues-| ’ 7 
Snip, Snip---It's All Gone vise io tare sain TN tm ater tad “emtne . os Douglas Lane and Mrs. Ralph typed letter and envelope, 4 p 4 Grubb 7 ready for the boss’ signature Se ee ee ’ by i ~ ‘ ~ bad 
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Firsts in the life of a child are action would be when she viewed f an mailing | “JUNKET™ (Reg. U.S. Pat-O@.) ts the trade. 
exciting and a little awe-inspiring herself in the mirror for the first) When buying washable outer 1 tsead es teaching Lay oct and cer tsa rec mas 
— the first birthday party, the, me with short hair, he left and, apparel, always check to make and ‘ on and for office MEEK: i ee ere 
, y party, '\€' brought this picture back to The; sure that linings are also ers, Notaro said business — first long trousers or the first press for us sasha bin. schools will teach women basic For the Entire Family 
party dress, , ae : : electronies, data processing 
| As and computer design to equip : SHOP 
secretaries of the future. 
  
KING’S Trend in Jewelry thon Saginaw St. 
Back tothe ‘Real’ | . ———— 
Trends in. jewelry during 
1957 leaned toward the modest 
side. Instead of featuring large, 
obviously phony costume jew- 
elry, the style was for small, 
real-looking | Pieces with mod- |   
    
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, Everything’ s Looking Up 
in Hats for Springtime 
Everything's looking up in 
the spting hat lineup. 
Millinery designers have   decided -that 1958 is the year 
for the “upswept look” and are 
showing . towering. creations of 
all shapes and sizes. cae There are 
many wide-brimmed picture 
| hats — but these conform to 
the main theme by having the 
brims turned up. 
* * * 
With the straight chemise the 
big news in spring dresses, 
milliners point out, logically 
enough, that since there is 
going to be little to look at else- 
where, hats might as well be 
big, bold and dramatic. 
Citrus colors also are favored 
of packable travel hats. which 
can be folded flat or rolled in a 
‘suitease. Some are of crocheted 
their annual airing in the East- 
er parade, and may be either 
tall flower-covered toques and | 
turbans or upturned cartwheels 
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It is lagurine to dis- 
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give your figure grace 
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that all of them, as 
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Americans who expected such a 
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Now: we'll try another and 
\humbler route fo men’s hearts. 
The International Rescue Com- 
‘mittee will soon announce an excit- 
ing extension of its work of send- 
ing U.S. doctors ’“and medically | 
trained assistants into the under- | 
developed areas of the           
~ Outside Homes— 
  ‘render service such as the two 
4 sstations’ IRC’s Dr. Thomas _A. 
WARMING UP — Jean Carter, : more than a year. 
20, af Alanta, Ga., the 1958 Maid | : : 
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earmufts to combat New York's | 8%! oni © its pattern 
chilly biasts as she starts her | —_ cag partonani trey 
seven-month tor of the-Laited | De. Gorden Seagraves, td 
States and Europe. legendary Burma surgeon, and 
rr, Albert Schweitzer, It will 
non-governmental, non-sec- 
Rural Mother s | oa avoiding twe problems 
Looking for Jobs | that have arisen in trying to 
| send UL 8. government or mis- 
sionary aid to eertain. neutralist   . Send sil 
NEW YORK ans) — Weshave 
sent billions of dollars overseasichinese Red ambassador at Ge- interest you to know that they) — 
aiahtstsg Aleain cetbawne iid 0, down, yet? If 80, it may|was.prettied- up with 2,500,000; 
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world, to) 
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ing it won't go to war to free| Netherlands. 
some resentment overseas of ¢™- ‘ee Ansociaied Bulb (ever al sop Combe tack ie 
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or religion-fearing, countries. 
A survey conducted by Michi American pharmaceutical firms 
State University rural sociologists) h@Ve generously 
shows that rural homemakers are/i# Medical supplies before MED- 
joining their city counterparts in 1CO is unveiled. The American 
seeking jobs outside the home. | teams will train local people to 
« * “ 'eare for their own, then put out 
According to Mary Hixon, Oak-| 2? 18 months and leave count 4 T wary Wi, aL « 
land County home demonstration |‘ all equipment. 
agent, almost a third of the fam-| ,._ —— - ‘ 
ilies interviewed approved of. the) Frank Cowell. ot Kearney. N.J., working mother, writes indignantly (aS have others) 
on the question of Americans stil] 
They felt the main advantage jbeing held as POWs by .the Red 
was the extra income although Chinese: 
many also liked the idea of meet- 
ing new people and the particular | 
job itself. 
In these families, the iomeineke! 
img tasks such as meal prepara- 
tion berame a family duty. Almost 
half of the husbands helped with. 
meals and dishes. These home 
‘makers claimed they keep up their 
housekeeping chores and have lit- 
tle trouble leading the double life igan 
cad 
“How can you and I and other 
Americans be called free people 
or a democracy when this great 
and suppesediy powerful coun- 
try of ours lets three Americans 
ret im a foreign country? Why 
can't the U.S. government de- 
mand their release just as the 
Kremlin and the Reds in China 
detnand and get from us what 
they want? If the United States donated $600,000|       
  * . : is such a strong arm of freedom, The working mothers usually had why can't Ambassador Lodge de- children that were in school. When mand their release?” 
children were ill," many mothers : 
stayed home or arr: inged for an- The demands have been made, | 
other member of the family to Frank, and repeated perhaps ten 
thousand times in the course of 
perennial meetings between U.S.) care for the child.’ 
At least one-fourth of those inter 
viewed disapproved of a mother 
working. They thought it was hard 
on the children 
fom, Antero at the Most Dead Drivers 
"Got There Intoxicated children were older and were 
school. while the mothers were 
working NEW YORK wW — Fifty-five per 
————S— cert of .an examined group of 
drivers who were killed at the | 
whee] or who died within 24 ee Longer Runway ’ of motor ne accidents in New| 
Sought by Airport York City in 1957 were under the} influence of alcohol, the Police! 
DETROIT uw — Detroit - |Department reports. 
Wayne, * * * 
Major Airport is asking the Civil! 
Aeronautics Administration to ap-| 
prove a $530,000 construction pro- 
gram to lengthen an existing 7:000- 
foot runway to 10,300 feet to han-| 
die jet airliners Police Commissioner Stephen P- 
Kennedy said that medical anal-| 
ysis showed that 38 of the 69 vic-| 
|Gims had alcohol in their systems, 
of from 0.10 to 0.40 per cent. | 
* Under New York State law, 0.10 
The runway, as-proposed, would ane eent is relevant evidence and be Michigan's lohge a. 0.15 per cent is considered prima 
Joseph W..Green, airport man- faci evidence of. intoxication. 
: Besides causing their own ager, said the lengthened runway is 
described as a necessity by three 
airlines that intend to operate jets 
into Detroit, British overseas, Pan 
American arid American. | 
Paul J. Glazer, airport superin-|. 
egiurd the—extension, for which! 
the federal agency would pay half’ 
the cost, plus $32,000 far lighting. 
He said -work could be “completed deaths, the 38 drinking drivers 
caused the deaths of two pedes- 
trians and five passengers in the 
cars they ‘were operating. They 
‘also caused injuries to 29 persons. 
The 69 drivers were among 
thogg on whom autopsies were 
performed. Drivers who died af- 
ter 24 hours following accidents 
iwere excluded from tha current   
    next fat Tat. + * * "study “because any alcohol would 
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  Basketball schedule for the new Pontiac Northern) 
igh Schoo for next, sedson ts.on its way to being com- 
pleted. ‘ 
_ Since the school will start with, approximately 800 to 
900 students, many of the bigger “B” and smaller “A” 
schools will be included on the athletic schedules. 
Lake Orion, Rochester, Southfield, Waterford, 
_____ Walled Lake and Clarkston are among some of the _ | Worried tat your average 
Grace onder de Sot ced 
|. |Pontiac Press Bolerama? 
jthat the men who walked off with Last year's list of winners shows) 
  
schools interested in arrange schedules’ in various 
sports. 
    among the top 10 winners, and 
10 in the \op 40.   
—~Pontiac Central and Pontiar-NoPinern-witt enyage-in 
a single basketball game to initiate the series next win- 
ter. 
We hs Wale iage ta ha pag AER 
Catholic Central High School of Class “A” status. — 
It would encompass the two area parochial schools - 
plus other territories of the Pontiac area. 5 
Biggest objections are expected to come from within = 
the two present hi hools. s ee \Geoffrion Is THE BIRDIE SEZ: 
Who’s the birdie someone asked? Really, the pre- Repor ted OK 
dictions from our little friend come in an anony- . 
mous envelope right to our desk every week. Alter Surgery 
We must say he does a fair job in picking the teams! MONTREAL «#—Bernie “Boom 
with a total of 41-11 to date. anal paring pera 
He called Saginaw’s win over Pontiac last Friday, ape eg fan call cag matonal 
but since he does not correspond for Tuesday's peel a fanneimscqpun esse 
games there was no prediction for Pontiac’s win that mishap, is “progressing satisfac- 
day. ie) * * * 
Nomination for the best kept Secret of the new Year) the 27-year-old rightwinger, who 
goes to the Elks No. 810 on their father-son — ban- jleods this season's National Hock- 
_quet. HS — poignant race with, 
wT a 
THIS WEEK “THE BIRDIE” SEZ: bowel = practice Tuesday 
Pontiac ever Detroit CC : ar Pacdlinile 
SOLD—Veteran first basemen 
' Mickey Vernon of the Boston Red. 
Sox was sold yesterday -to the- 
Cleveland Indians. A Sox official 
said it was a waiver deal.   - 
——— 4 lon thé men’s prize list were those 
ruptured . Most popular Tange or averages’ 
in the 150 bracket. There were 
15 with averrges between 
148 and 158 in the top 40, and 11 
ot San Semen Sa Sources Ye 
ing” boheme we 175. annual| tongs. t   
    
to date is <7 average. 
Last year’s Bowlerama prize 
lar range of winners to be be- 
tween 132 and 145. Two of the 
women won @ prize with 120 av- 
erages. | 
The os for lady Bowlers inthe 
rt mee a Ae een tet Bora swe hat ig 
@ 206 bowler. a an ie sme pantie oarieg, 28 
  games bowled until after Novem- 
ber Ist, the average of the week of 
December 3ist should be used. _ 
“ f * 
Again this does not. eliminate 
late starters who did not get 18 
should be used. 
  
  10th. Men who must mail their en- 
  they can be delivered to The Press: games bowled until after the first) . 
ofethe year. As soon as the re- 
‘qttired 1S-gamies have heen com 
ipleted, the highest, leogas average 
Women have only 10 more days! 
before their deadline February 
tries, must have them postmarked) 
by noon Monday. February 3rd, or win!      
    
| College Players 
night — the bonus choice, * 
League owners at their annual 
reaffirmed 
    
  Among the r bracket bowl-| 
ers in. the tournament last year, 
there were seven whose 
went: past 180 in the final. peine 
iist. 
‘wate tp adioatoe of bi ngtea |   
handicap tournaments such as 
the Bowlerama which gives ev- 
ery handicap range a goed op- 
portunity to walk off with hon- 
ors. 
the range between 135 and 165 are 
the biggest winners. 
* * * 
The men’s champion last year, 
Joe Tinson, had a 152 average. 
Runnerup average was 151 and 
| age. 
Thus far in the 1958 tourna- 
ment, which has only four days 
left for men's deadline, the low- 
      after a collision with feammate 
Ferndale over B’ham, 6 
  Andre Pronovost. 
Lake Orion over Trey 
Avon over Clawson 
Clarksten over Bloomfield 
Holly over Milford 
Waterford over F’gton 
Van Dyke over W. Lake 
Berkley over S'ficid 
St. Fred over St. Ciem. 
St. Ben. over St. Mike 
St. James over OL = — 
Clarkston i in 5th Place 
~ County ‘B’ Teams Ranked 
      
DETROIT  — Forbes Kennedy; 
a rugged youngster who is fast be-| 
coming one of the National Hockey, 
League's most aggressive players, 
is the most pleasant gurprise of an 
serene 4 bhi season for the De- 
roit Red   
  
    
  Surprising Troy and fast movingjference and hold on to Sth spot in * * 
_ Clarkston took the, honors among |the rankings. : | He is a ” agian ‘22-year-old 
Oakland County schools. in. this a 2g forward whe admits that hockey 
. week's rae of Class B teams. In Class A ranks, Ferndale with | or rather good hockey — comes as 
The Colis jumped into third jonly five games played figured in Tuite @ chore. But already, with 23) 
position with a 10-0 mark but 7th spot and Pontiac Central was &4mes' left. to play, Kennedy has, 
Troy will face a stern test this able to retain its 12th position only 90M¢ more scoring than he did 
week on the Lake Orion floor, because of Tuesday's win over during the entire 1956-57 season 
which will be a crucial Oakland Saginaw. {with the Chicago Black Hawks 
B game. a ae ‘Sid Abel, the new Detroit 
| Clarkston handed Northville a| ! Hishlend_Part . A 3-4) bry: thought Kennedy would 
6 stunning defeat to take a 2-game 3. Phnt ‘Central iat $1, | be 8 problem. And his spirit has 
| lead in the Wayne-Oakland: Con-) y= BES = ahr € Detroit Austin” 0000-02) ( 8-0) 7. Ferndale. ......cccosess (5-9) 6. Seginaw Cah 0 eee ee »{ 7-2) 
’ . ’ %. Grosse ite ( #t 
>| 105 Flint =" sis 11. Livonia Bentley ....... 8- 
Sparrow Night’) i Sees . CLASS B 1. Bast Lansing wove es (10-0) P| C | f 2 Sault Ste. Marie voveees (18-8) senceeeeses Somee . 
ans omp Cle | ¢ ease SB 6 Greenville... ..-scscees( 9-93 . . : 24 Woods |.-csssceet Sl} 
Pontiac Bus Excursion! $° Rotana christen “17 00-1 $0. TRWRS oeccesce scene (9-1)       
to Olympia will Honor |   Play of Kennedy Happy’ 
Surprise for Detroit. -son, shoots 20 extra pucks each 
day. “He didn't do Tauch shooting | 
in Chicago," said Abel, “and he’s! 
just now picking up a lot of im- 
‘portant knowledge about the 
game 
| “I never worried about scoring’ 
before,” Kennedy explained. “I've 
‘always been so worried about mak-| 
the grade I spent all my time 
digging and trying to hang in 
‘there helping the other fellows. i   | me 
| average player. call ~ asa other 
_ players do naturally — without 
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~=Ex-PHS Cager— 
A few more tickets aré~ still 
available for the bus excursion 
which travels to the Detroit Olvm- 
pia Sunday night, February 9%h,! 
for “Guy Sparrow Night.” fo St. Ben's Bust 
The armual benefit sports ban- 
quet at St. Benedict's parish will | 
Halftime ceremonies of the feature a long list of names prom 
Detroit Pistons-New York Knick- |inent In the athletic world, 
erboekers will honor the former _ * * * 
Pontiac High Schoot cager who | Coach Wally Fromhart of U. of 
is now the top candidate for i> will be the guest speaker of 
rookie of the year honors in the 
National Basketball Association. {in the parish hall... 
“A packaged price ticket, which ze * 
includes roundtrip transportation’ ja cmuded guest 
and a choice at the game, ean b2| eons gaaveg, gremtone Wig bee ‘ 
reserved at either of Osmun’s two official; Steve Gromek ‘of the . AP Pacsimile 
stores for five dollars. Detroit Tigers; Jerry Reichow = SENT OUT —Art Schult, ‘out- 
Irving Merkovitz of the Jaycees! ang Tom Tracy of the Detroit | fielder of the Washington. Sen- 
is chairman for the excursion. A  jjons; Pat Burké and Dave Kal-'| ators, was sold to Minneapolis of Pontiac Area Mat 
    Teams to See Action 
Watertord and Walled Lake re-'” 
sume_action tonight and Pontiac, 
-igoes back at it tomorrow on/ 
busy area wrestling’ 
schedule. 
Waterford ‘will have its work cut 
out at Farmington with the Fal- 
cons —\ going’strong. Walled 
Lake will at home to meet 
Van a | 
Other matches tonight will have 
Hazel Park at Detroit Thurston, 
Berkley at Southfield, and Fey 
Oak Dondero at Trenton. 
Pontiac Central will host Flint, 
Tech Friday .at 3:30 in hopes of 
  Tee Ghiely are 2-4 for the eran   
  
  proclamation by William W. Don-| so of Michigan State; Chuck | the American Association. He was. 
aldson, mayor of Pontiac, has cited) payey and Chuck Spleser of the | acquired last season by. Wash- 
that evening as .“Guy Sparrow) pexing world, along with Bob | ington from Cincinnati. 
Night.” Mineweaser of St. Mikes and = 
4 Gene Wright of St. Fredericks, 
. Ly > asamp seas Pontiac Cen- |Bouts at Pontiac Central 
Cage Calendar ins 8 Proceeds of the’ past two. ban- 
quets have gone toward the pur- 
_pvasoer: s PREP 
  
  
  Bt. Frederick at St. Chment _ |Benedict’s CYO teams. 
rat Cato, Senta oo : i 5 Approximately 50 Golden Glove _ dim Singleton will meet wit 
Eiiaat s"dagace acer 0 TV Keeps Cubs |netiers wit move into Pontinc| Ham Sonnenberg n the 19 pound Bast ot TER Clem T Central High School Saturday night! Janlor novice featherweight “divi- |. 
Besntield at Berkley From Turning for the eliminations of the 18th) Som, and Robert Ragiand « 135, 
Se i lor y annual tournament. pounder will face Morris Collins | | 
——_ ee ’Red’ in PRs ges Last week-at-the-first-climina-| of Detroit tm a lUghtweight nov: _ 
Fiawson ot Avene : tion site in Monroe_there were 23 tee bout. ‘ 
tagereld a mt aren Sine prof of abou Bet day |toe'aya "ie nals ‘Del alicia ; 
rest Bioomiel —s en al per now await the finals in Detroit) In the welterweight class Rich- 
Brighton at Nortarille rd phere ; ‘ 
ns ey ee Sera an at Tinley City 
— at ey Bm Line 
      a ts ae oT ot 
GAME 
QL St. Mary at St. Michael = 
‘in Today's Press Ce 1886   
    50 Golden Glovers Vie. 
ra 
     Figures show that- among men 
third place winner had a 126 aver-| 
snapping a losing streak at two.) |   
HEFTY SIGNATURE—That signature of Stan 
Musial’s became werth $100,000 
he signed his 1958 contract with the St. Louis joined i with ‘the players association 
in retaining former all-pro star 
Bill Dudley to formulate a player 
prograin. 
Elimination of the bonus choice 
though reported a p- 
yhat of a surprise. Insti-   
  Cardinals. The 
yesterday when 
“1 knew Tun net the smsscthoat ‘Slugger Draws $100,000     
2 
~ AP Faestmile 
37-year-old National League slug- 
ger was signed personally by Cardinal president 
August A. Busch and his secretary Mary Murphy. 
= Musial Hits Jackpot By THE AaNOCLATED PRESS | The ww yetreld Williams, who ‘s| 
In almost each one of their 16 
| seasons in the major league Stan 
Musial and Ted Williams have bet- 
tered one baseball record or an- ‘more concerned with fishing than 
baseball at = moment, should   
Detroit Fireman Tops   
“Highest annual salary, National 
‘League—$100,000. The St. Louis 
shigger signed for that figure yes- 
terday. 
Stan's is not a major league 
mark only— because —Williams—is—_— 
expected to hit $125,000 when he 
comes to terms with the Boston 
Red Sox. —— 
Speed Skating Meet DETROIT # — Terry Brown? 
38-year-old Detroit fireman, ig- 
nored an ailing hip, injured in a! 
| open city speed. skating 
ship last night. 
  Browne collected 15 points jhave no trouble reaching a salary 
agreement with the Red Sox. After 
all, Ted's .388 batting performance 
of last season is a good “‘line” 
and $125,000 is excellent “bait.” 
Amost from the start of Mu- 
sial’s career in 1941 baseball fans 
* * * 
  in lifetime batting average—.330 to 
340; home runs—456 to 381 and 
runs batted in—1,639 to 1,572: Mu- 
* batting titles with seven to Ted's 
“five and in Most Valuable Player 
awards, three to two 
Musial's contract ‘pepreschied aj. with victories in the 220 and Richie Ashburn of the Philadel- 
($20,000 boost over 1957. 
year-old veteran earned it with his; 
league-leading 251 average 
with 29 homers and 102 
‘runs batted in. 
“It's wonderful contract,” 
grinned Musial. “I would have set- 
tled for less. I expect to have one 
  or two more seasons at top 
speed.” 
Only 4 Days 
To Enter The 37. j “$30, a sécond in the 440 and a 
third place in the mile. Tom 
Augustitus, also of Detroit, took 
second place with victories in 
the mile and 440. 
Other champions included Senior women — Jeanne Omelenchuk, 
Det a 
Senior men (B)—Ralph Piasia, Royal 
Intermediate gitls — Nancy Renshaw, 
— Ken Pettersen,   
Midget wee uetay oath hen. ‘Caeheys 
      
         
    
   
   
       
             
      
      
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Brace. Rowlergmitt:->.. Fak Pony sitiPat oben, Deco ae aaa -|Assn, for ah undisclosed sum. ‘phia Phillies, the National League ... 
‘batting leader in 1955, came to 
terms for an estimated $27,500. 
The fleet outfielder batted .297 
last year. 
x ww 
Cincinnati signed lefty pitcher 
Joe Nuxhall, the New York Yan- 
mar and outfielder Bobby Del Gre- 
co and Washington hauled in the 
_ Malkmus, out- naw: contracts of second basemen Herb 
. 
Wiesler. The Senators’ also sold 
outfielder-first baseman Art Schult 
'to Minneapolis of the American 
* * * 
Los Angeles Vice-President Buz- 
zie Bavasi had no-signings to-an 
- |nounce. But he did put in a good 
-+word for catcher Al Walker whom. 
the said, “would be given every _\chance” to win the regular job 
left open when Roy Campandila 
~ |suffered a broken neck earlier this 
week, have been arguing whether he or? 
Williams was the better hitter. | 
At the moment, Williams leads 
kees rounded up pitcher Art Dit-); 
Carlos Paula and’ pitcher Bob), tuted in 1947 at the suggestion 
of expro Coach Curley Lambeau, 
this out-of-the-hat drawing had 
become a bright feature of the 
The bonus choice preceded the 
start of the regular draft and gave 
the lucky team negotiating rights. 
to any eligible college player in 
‘ithe country. The Chicago Cardi- 
LD thecal cage Seager = 
to get the bonus, choosing 
Rice quarterback King Hill last 
December, . 
Commissioner Bell was told dur. 
ing his appearance before a Con- 
gressional committee investigating 
pro sports that the out-of-hat sys- 
jtem bordered on an illegal lottery, 
‘The owners, unable to come up 
with a satisfactory substitute, de- 
out the bonus altogether. 
Bell announced that the NFL 
would continue to black out tele- 
casts of its games within 75 
miles of the scene of a game, 
He reiterated that under no con- 
ditions, including playoffs and 
championship games would the 
league deviate from this policy, 
approved by a Federal judge 
several years ago after long and 
costly litigation. 
In order to forestall any charge 
of tampering from the colleges, 
the owners passed a rule forbid- 
ding any NFL team from signing 
a college or high school player or 
coach who starts fall training with 
a school tee. © 
* * * 
Green Bay end Billy Howton, 
| who with Kyle Rote of Giants, 
Bill Pellington of Baltimore and 
Atty. Creighton Miller negotiated 
with Bell and an owner commit- 
tee on a pension pan, -announced 
the retention of Dudley to help do 
the job, 
The 47-year-old Dudle y, a 
member of football's Hall of 
  
fall, and won the men’s_ eos shows the way,—however,.. ralot_ Or empire “theofficial time= 
current meeting, aiakion game 
it I; to_take- up-such “subjects as” 
lar season ory y= 
        
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the Michigan High School Athletic Association rules. 
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for Comfort 
and Wear! Pontiac's Jones 
= Wil Compete 
in Three Events | i 
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Former Pontiac’ 
Track Stars in 
State AAU Meet. 
A pretty good track team in 
itself, a group of seven former 
Pontiae Central High stars will get 
     
    
    
       
       
  
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the high jump last year. He's a 
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most of his competition tomorrow 
from University of Michigan's 
Bredman O'Reilly of Ireland. 
* * * 
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ton and Washington. 
Murchison may forego the meet 
Eastern Michigan's one-man 
track team, Hayes Jonés, is en- 300; Sonny Taylor in the hurdles 
and Mike Hardiman in the shot. 
: * * * 
The squad has been working out 
every Saturday for some time on 
conditidning, Wilson says the ath- 
letes are in good shape. All were 
menibers, with Jones, of what has 
been called PCH's all-time great 
championship track team of two) 
years ago. 
Bethea Decisions     
CHICAGO (INS) — Wayne 
young Jack Johnson of Los Angeles | 4 
to win a unanimous 10-round de: 
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ite, had too much cleverness and 
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* * * 
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punches to the head and body and 
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sneak rights to the jaw. 
  
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| Things have changed quite a __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1058 _ 
aes 
GHICAGO 1 — Big Ten basket- 
teams, probably due to the 
pr eae harm, no - foul” 
ee ee ee   2.3 points per game less than their 
1957 season averages. 
disclosed conference   
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Big Ten Scores Lower| averaging 71.5 points per game for! 
the first 26 league contests played 
Wa 
While scoring is down, so are Official statistics released today 
teams are   
| personal fouls which have 
drepped from a 1957 average of 
17.9 per game to 15.0 to date this 
season, 
Semester examinations held 
  ‘bit since the season opener when 
_[: Pontiac Central started the cam-| _ 
paign with a 55-45 victoxy over 
Catholic Central, tomorrow night's 
Since that night early in De- 
eember, the Chiefs have been 
relegated from the rele of Sag- 
inaw Valley Conference favorite 
te just g hopeful in the SVC 
. race, 
  
  Then there is also the absence 
  competition to a minimum last 
week. The race swings back into   
      
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FE 4-3529 | play starts. Of — > 
| greduate, who had his best night 
‘against Catholic Central in the 
opener. 
. * * * 
As has happened in the past, 
ithis game could give some iindica- 
tion of what to expect should the 
two teams meet when tournament! 
Both Pontiac and Catholic Cen- | 
tral are listed to complete in the 
district tourney at Southfield, and | 
_ they will without doubt be con- | 
sidered the faworites at that time. 
If they fail because of the draw)   are almost certain to tangle in) 
ithe regional providing of course if| 
they win in district competition. — 
Pontiac, now 63 for the season, 
played one ef its best “team” 
games against Saginaw Tuesday. 
In scoring the 81-59 rout, the 
Chiefs got good balanced scoring 
and rebounding from Harrison 
Munson, Jerry Williams, Charley 
Barge, John Bandy and Bil] Haw- 
ward, 
Hayward, whe now becomes a 
first semester junior, started his 
    
  
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  -|play of the junior starting com- 
   
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and Don Ohi of Dlinois, marked | 
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averages of 26.6 and 24,3. 
due’s Willie Merriweather 
from lith to 7th place with 29 
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Ohio State Monday night. Only oth- 
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Johnson of Minnesota, who climbed 
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Governor Vaughn of Illinois and AP Facsimile 
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Leads Rankings 
BADGASTEIN, 
Nonie Foley, 
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Ohio State, sixth 18.5; 
Thompson, Indiana, eighth, 17.01 
Michigan State's John Green, al- 
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average, leads the league in re-             OSCS riflemen living in the Fern- 18. 
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t of 16 retrieves in 6 games. non-loop appearance at De Paul. | 
scoring 
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| Chief scoring change saw Pur-| 
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M. C. Burton of Michigan at 6.3. 
Tillotson, | 
Frank Howard, | 
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can yirtually wrap up the Oak- 
land B crown by repulsing Lake 
Orion in their showdown at 
Orien. 
    ball —_ one day early by meet- 
heavily favored to down the win- 
Berkley can just about enter the less St. Clement wae.     
Campy Better, Paralysis Remains But his legs re-)form of traction since a 4%4-hour 
_|oeetation to relieve pressure on 
ja nerve, If the GLEN COVE, N.Y. &—Dodger'in his hands. 
Campanella con-|mained paralyzed. catcher Roy 
* tinued to improve today, but still 
hasn't shaken off the ‘paralysis, 
which struck him from chest to tional He still is on the critical list. 
Campanella, three times the Na- 
League's Most 
_Player with the Jate — 
“The burly, 
veteran has regained some feeling skidded on a winding road near put he 
in his hands, arms and upper /his homie, hit a telephone pole and 
chest. 
* * * c 
The last hospital bulletin also 
- there had been an indication) 
of strength and some movement in in the trash and has been in al 
oe ‘turned over. He Was alone in the| 
ar 
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Campy suffered a broken neck | 
Simmons Spark for Bruins By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Veteran goalie Harty Lumiey,) 
subbing for the injured Don Sim-'- 
  their 
Hockey 
But position 
League 
General Manager Lynn 
ley was only a second choice. 
“When Simmons got hurt four, 
weeks ago we tried Al Millar who 
was brought up from the Quebec! ° 
explained Patrick. “But Bruins 
a fill-in until we idle Detroit for third place. League,”’ 
he was only 
could pick up someone with more’ 
experience. 
* *- Black Hawks whipped Toronto 4-1 
in the only other game. 
* * * 
Lumley turned back 
goal. 
'to move two points in front in the | 
mpetition for second place. The! ceiving $42,500 
also gained ground, tying) last MVP award as the 
* * * 
The Black Hawks scored three| 
‘goals within two minutes in the 
“We really went after Johnny|second period and two of them: 
Bower but he did not want to came while they were a man 
leave Cleveland in the American short. Glen Skov, Eric Nesteren- 
League. When Bower turned us ko, Elmer Vasko and Ed Kachur 
down we were glad to be able scored Chicago's goals 
to pick up Lumley from Chicago. Brian Cullen a the Leafs’ 
We're not sorry either.” 
The 3l-yearcold goalie, who won 
the Vezina Trophy while with Cridd ‘only score 
    
          
      Toronto in 1954, turned in a 
job last. night as the Bruins and) 
New. York Rangeng-battied to 2 
1-1 tie. 
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  fine’ (it 2 ERAS 
the Pros wresting right now.” | a: DES MOINES w — Alex Kar- 
ras, lowa'’s 250-pound All-Ameri- 
ea tackle during two football | 
seasons, made a successful de- 
but as a professional wrestler | 
here last night. 
3 * 
Karras threw veteran wrestler 
Al Montana of New York with 
something resembling a flying | 
tackle and pinned the old cam- | 
paigner in 4 minutes, 20 seconds 
of a scheduled 30-minute match. 
* * 
~ Karras has been signed by the | 
Detroit Lfons professional foot- 
ball team but has turned also to 
wrestling because he said he 
needs the money, 
* * * 
Moniana sald Karras was bet. | 
ter than “50 or 60 per cent of 28 New 
mona, is one of the big reasons) York shots while Gump Worsley) 
the Boston Bruins are improving/saved 22 in the Rangers’ 
in the National|Larry Popein put New York in| . front early in the third period and 
Jerry Toppazzini evened matters 
Patrick admitted today that Lum- With his 16th goal of the season six minutes later. 
while 
er Karras + 
Wins Ist Start 
as Wrestler . ‘inch higher, 
Valuable | — been fatal. 
’ 
‘The 215-pound catcher ha has been 
itaking fluids through the mouth, 
ibut has been fed intravenously. 
; * 
Doctors still 
iall picture encouraging, but admit 
it may be months or years before: 
he returns to 
hopeful the paralysis eventually, 
Thumb Tourney 
in Semifinals 
Almont, Capac and Armada won 
their way into the semi-final round) 
He already had signed for 1958 4¢ the annual Southern Thumb mid-| 
with the Los Angeles Dodgers, al- season basketball tournament last will disappear. 
But there is 
carted ever will 
would there by 
because of the 
* 
          break. had been an 
it probably would 
Tuesday . Ruthe, spent- 
36-year-old baseball Dodgers, was injured when his carl 2% hours at his bedside yesterday, 
he slept through the visit. The 
* * 
consider the over-|, 
normal. They are Berkley 
the Bears, this time with South- 
field. Berkley stands 5-9 in the 
LL, followed by ~~ +1 
Walled Lake invades Van Dyke 
and Waterford spreads out-the wel- 
come mat for Farmington to com- 
plete the ——— program. 
* * 
Winless Oxford journeys to Mil- 
lington and pace-setting Imlay City 
is host to North Branch in South 
Central loop activity. 
     
    
  
  
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setback will scuttle the Dragons’ Brighton .....+.2+0+: 
chances once and for all, | Nemesia i $4 
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even Campy probably would not| 
ibe able to come back. little hope that 
be able to return 
physical danger 
injury, but at 36,     xe * 
though taking a cut to an esti- | night. 
ae $36,500 after a poor year in| 
The result enabled the Rangers! 1957. In 1956, Campy became the pi, tangles with Brown City,| 
\which advanced on a bye, tomor-| 
row night at Memphis. The cham-| 
pionship and consolation games will 
| be Saturday at Armada. 
* ihighest paid Dodger in history, re- 
| won their only 
|ship in 1955. after gaining his’ 
Dodgers | 
world champion- 
* Almont meets Capac and Mem- 
* 7 | We Have the New | 
Games 
| 1-30 yi KODAK 
att TRIKES AND SPARES- 34 an rT 
. By doe Wilman 3 $ RETINA : 
Do_you-havea_bowler_on_your at __. REFLEX 
of the late Mrs, Clark Griffith. [team who constantly misses the one z 
10-pin on the left, as we show 1s in stock 
today? Or perhaps he rolls the 5 5 
St. F ig ed Cager Ss ball into the right gutter when pose | : - ; : Trade in Your Old 
trying for this tough pin? At any Boge gets sccese | Gemten Hail 
Meet Crusaders _ |rate, it he makes the same mis- L 3 : take consistently without adjusting 4 " 
Tonight on Road |t correct the mistake, he's not H 5 
playing it fogs at “ He EPP R 
U - 
With almost all hope lost of | A smart bowler will know when ‘| 
capturing or shafing 2nd place, |to adjust and how to adjust. If|os! 3 ~ Camera Shop St. Frederick resumes its Sub- ihe misses the 10-piggpn the left, La | 
urban Catholic League as we show, he’ll make a mental 7.57 W. Huron FE 5-6615 
campaign tonight at Center Line |note to adjust when he has to| >, 7   
    
against St, Clement, 
* * * 
Gene Wright's southsiders are 
expected to have little or no 
trouble with the tail-end Cru- 
saders, who are without a vic- 
tory in 10 games this seasm, * * 
| * * * | ! 
.° At any rate, he'll make some. 
The Rants occupy 3rd place in | aajustment so that he won't make the SCL with a 5-3 record, but |tne same mistakee over and over. runnerup Orchard Lake St. Mary (And the same thing applies to| 
would have to lose two of its |scoring strikes. If your ball is/ three remaining games for the |-oming in consistently on the nose, 
St, Fred Cagers to get a plece jsome adjustments must be made. |   shoot at it again. He may put al-— 
little more speed on his ball to, 
cut down on the hooking action. ' 
Or he may reduce the hooking 
action of his ball by cutting down 
on his wrist turn and or finger! 
lift,   
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CYLINDER HEAD GRINDING, 
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REFACING and VALVE 
    
    
  CHICAGO ‘MVP Award for Pace 
Ww — The Chicago 
Tribune's silver football award 
to Michigan's All- 
America halfback, Jim Pace, 7 Capac walloped Dryden 49-36 led 
last night for his selection as 
the Big Ten's 
| player last fall. 
The presentation was made at most valuable 
hab Football ace Frank Hartway and 
Don Eschenberg scored 11 points 
japiece to pace Almont to a 431 
ifriumph over New Haven in Ist of 
three = at pe rmada last night. 
*   iby Bill Abraham's 13. Stan Flater: 
had 16 for the losers. Memphis 
came from behind in the final pe- | 
ried to down defending champ 
  
the Eniversity—of- 
of po et banquet attended by 
2 a Michigan officials 
&rea prep coaches 
and athletes, Armada 50-43 in-a duet of Scoring | 
stars. Bob Burns and Don John-/ 
ston combined for 29 for the. win-| 
ners while Terry Wills hit 20 and 
Dorrance Dunham 12 for Armada. |         
  
      
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Tonight's game, originally for a smart bowler. If you're not 
scheduled tomorrow, will get un- 
der way about 8:15, preceded by 
the reserve contest at 7 o'clock. a smart bowler 
  reason why you can't become one./ 
(Copyright 1958, John F, Dille Co. 4     
now, there’s no! 
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Ski Caps 
Reg. 1.95 .2.. ]°° 
Jr. Ski Sets 
Reg. 19.95... 
  ——__4-—_—_ Ski Sweaters 
Reg. 15.95..... $9.88 
Reg. 14.95..... $ 
Men’s Ski Pants 
Reg. 17.95..... $44.36 
Reg. 10.95..... SB$.7G 
Ladies’ Ski Pants 
Reg. 16.95..... $13.56 
Reg. 9.95..... $97.96 
Men’s SkiParkas 
Reg. 13.95..... SEMIS   
‘Ski Mitts 
Values to 3.95 B59 
  Reg. 12.95..... SIO.35— 
Reg. 10.95..... S$B.¢S MID-SEASON 
WINTER SPORTS SALE! apne aan 
Ski Parkas 
  Reg. 12.95... $10.35 
Rec 9 $¢ 
Reg. 10.95... $8.75 
Reg. 9.95. $7.95 
  Ski Boots 
Reg. 37.50... $29.96 
Reg. 29.95... $23.96 
Reg. 19.95... $15.96: 
Reg. 10.50.. $6.98 
CHILDREN’S 
Ski Sets 
Reg. 9.95... SE.OBE 
Reg. 11.25... $6.98   
  
Duo Fold Underwear 
Ladies’ Reg. 4.25... $3.69 1280 
Ladies’ Reg. 4.75... $3.29 
Men's Reg. 5.25.... $2OB 
Men‘s Reg. 4.75.... $3 2D 10a   
  Alean Hats |Reg. 15.98 Insulated Underwear 
$11.83) , em   
Reg. 4.49 $2.98 
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Bowling Ball Bags 
Reg og. Girl's Fi a 1 18 $8.88 ee $7.88 : 7 : gure Sica 28 ae $8.39 
eg. : ° igure ..... .Reg. a xy $5.88 SS oS ys oe Sizes 12 ing - se ‘ 
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    The survey will be financed by 
a $324,760: grant from the Kellogg 
Foundation, and will be directed       
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the Bureau of Hospital Administra-| ty ctl od CL} /7. eae Te oe 
| tion in the School of Business hi is an i: FFA eT 
The study will: Ss lt 1, Survey existing hospital facil- 
ities to determine whether they 
are meeting needs, 
2. Examine pre-paid medical | Micnerney said the study will be 
and hospital plans with specifie conducted at the request of the 
references to their operating |governor’s study commission on 
costs, — benefits and contract pre-paid hospital and -medical-care} tise —recen 
limitations, & programs. 
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  NEW YORK @®— Steels were, Quotations are furnished by the 
ih demand as the stock -market nerroit 
moved furtlier ahead in fairly sc-\wedoe ednesday. 
tive trading early today. 
  Leading stocks posted gains. © 
—--tractionste-arcund- & Pant. 
* * = 
    
  Chrysler, whose satellite-bearing 
Jupiter-<C missile awaits firing, was, 
active and around a point ahead. | 
Royal Dutch was briskly traded , Ser Seinen - oe OO pe wa. 
and rose fractionally. - 
U. S. Steel advanced another 
earnings: Bethie- 
hem, a ae reports teday on its 
1957 performance, added: a trac- — 
tion. 
Stock of the New Haven Rail- 
, road advanced as a neW proxy 
_fight appeared a possibility. The 
preferred stock, crucial in such a) 
two, struggie, was ahead about 
points in brisk dealings. The com-' ane 
mon rosé a fraction in quiet trans- or ol top quality live poultry up: to 118 actions, 
* * 
. Polaroid continued its spurt with 
a rise of around a point. Intefna-, 
tional Business Machines, 
more than two. US. Hoffman Ma-' 
chinery gained fractionally. 
  
  
  et NS mae 
stil) 
spurred by a higher dividend, rose; _ DETROIT Jan. {AP)—Eges. f.0.b. 
    — Del'cioge bu 
matoes, hothouse 
\Turnipe topped. bu 
Poultry 
DETROIT POULTRY (oakt.) 8 Ibs. 
$1.2444; soybeans 
cents a hundred 
Jan 90 (AP)—-Prices paid 
Meare type hens, 25-36: light type hens 
  13-16, heavy type, broflers and fryers, s 
'3-3% Yos.. Barred Rocks, 25-27; ¢a Wheat : 
ettes, over § ibe, 36-28; ‘ducklings, OF ccce--- 217 
or tae: DETROIT EGGS Di) Se ee 
si ™ Bev, 191 Corn 
[Detroit ¢ ses included, federal-state| 8 ++ 100% 3 grades | May sere eb DM 
"Whies, grade A, jumbo 47-48, weighted (JIY™ «-2-+<5-° 118% 
average 47%; extra large 42° large 38-42. — access: : He 
etd ave 41: mediums 35-39. wtd ave es ane . ary changed to % lower, March 62%: Before ae eed was established, #7 rye 4 higher to ‘4 lower, March 
higher, March $2.21; lard was 2: 
2 cents higher, March $11.45. 
Grain Prices 
CHICAGO GRAINS 
    and under the Emergency Relief 
Administration (ERA}, there were 
2,491 persons or families receiv- 
ing aid from the county. ™%; lower to % 
lower to 
    
soli Reynolds Metals nue 
vies New Type Bread Wrdp 
  
        
      
    
  ing some cogcern with officials as| . 2% they seek means - to meet these) is made. Eighty per cent of the 
v0. 90% Costs, applicants here are unemployed rte factory workers. 
Oakland County spent $1,137,000 
for direct yelief last year. This” 
does not include the state's alftare | 
on the matching basis, Burt point-|   
iing. It had sales of $46,296,- 
479 in the year that ended Jan. 31, 
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    NYC Detroit-Chicago 
New York Central will discon- 
  
          Service Is Reduced. __atomic attack. Or perhaps it   
sults of some bow and arrow ex- 
periments directed as a sideline 
during World War II by a scientist 
recent Indian assault on a 
  Birmingham Man 
Heads GM Tax Unit 
Appointment of Robert F. Magill lof 1271 Lakeside Ave., Birmingham, 
Magill served as assistant tax 
legislative counsel and assistant 
head of the legal advisory staff for 
the-U.S. Treasury Dept. He joined 
Gerieral Motors in January 1935 as 
jane director of the Tax Sec- 
  
  
          them in wholesale package wa. ee CHICAGO @ ag ne aye Never since 190 | tee the Oak nfield, 
‘Bureta-of-Markets,—as-of Prices. hit _a_new_low_for_the S8-, : piores | a eee 
son again today in early dealings] ment been hit with such a wave] » ae se p Fegyage ug lca 
: board of trade. _ lof relief cases as those now oe eae wanes Greenfield ‘his company aus Detroit. see 
7 Produce eracts which sadacd to new Gepthe| "NE Ca, oles: i It used to be 60:60 between the |buy the stock subject to the de-| They. are nicknamed TLA0G| Dudley, originally from Camp. 
oe me intlacindnd soe een Ee cn cate en * counties and the state. livery of 90 per cent of the shares | Joe, “Big J = ton, Ky., pleaded guilty 2% 
appiea, Deticions, ‘ba... - #480 dog “We're just swamped,” is typical) 7, give some idea of the soar-|°Y Next Monday. . . [and the biggest of them. to a charge of armed robbery. 
soeiet, Somstnah OM. sccsecesees ¢e\der additional weakness in the soy: of the comments of’an office work- : _ {ean throw a half-pound metal * * * 
Apples. MelntesB, O00. (.....cc0ce-. 3 #0 be oll mparpet. ing case load, George H. Burt,) Greenfield declined to disclose Ela ‘ BP 5 . . a er as she tallies toe oy receiving, Vice chairman ot the board, dis- terms of the offer to share So a. staff After having just arrived in the 
etables cases of Jan. recei : reported memoran- area days prior, Dud- 
~ ccasseqersece sam Most other grains were mixed saltare aif ten tho one: closed these daily highs in cases) holders of Kline's a privately jqum for the House noosa air : 
wecvevseeres 988i al deal ¢:.4 for the following years: held firm. Enferination  subananiiane | elleg =e Tee Ot with STM an: te. 
Carrel, topped. BE. ...-n-c.sescee s75 in the initial dealings at prices * . lbank at 994 W. Huron St. was 
iCelery, root (081 .. ss. .es co Ue lereand yeueeuay's cases: but with) One has te go back te April | 197 —~ 863; 193 — T76; He estimated that the seven|s Chairman Moss (D-Calif) made) 1 40 close at 8 sa 
[Morseradign, DR, bastes "=. -s--1-0" E481 weaker undertone. of 1940 — the first year under |— 1,059; 1955 — 1,347; 1956 —|Kline stores have annual sales of|Public a letter about the matter) "11 tater wag ciouned ts 
Onions, Dry, 68-0. --sesss--+e 218) Near the end of the first hour, the present social welfare board |1.424; and 1957 — 1,723 on Dec:|/around 15 million dollars. The|to Secretary of Defense McElroy.| 1. roadblock after he became 
one os -"""""l Las wheat was % cent higher to %| — to find a heavier case lead. 2. chain has three apparel stores in + 2 -2 confused and doubled back past 
‘{Retatpes. taney. S610 bee Pe {3 lower, March $2.17%; corn % to) Then there were 1,963. RESIDE IN sTATE St. Louis, three in Detroit, and a} Dr. Wallace R. Brode, seience the acane of the crime. 
[Rnutare. hethouse, focha.) doz. .... 125/34 lower, March $1.00%; ‘oats un- 4 -__.___ department store in Kansas City, | adviser of State 4 
  
  
       
   
     
       
                
  
  
  
    
      
           
          
            
    
        
   
       
           
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
      
    
      
  
  
  
  
      
        
      
  
     
      
    
    ‘ Vite: ama'l 32-36. wid avg 34: grade B 1140! ‘tinue two morning passenger trains li KI id tion. 
New York Stocks, \A entra large 42. large. deed wid “ang | Isuotaln Con ee ae sane between Detroit and Chicago as : — x *« 
‘Late Morning Quotations) Se medium 36-33 wid avs. pes grade! € Company stated today its * x. ® : of Feb. 16. Decrease in volume : . Uni 
aa gt geane see eee ee beatae | research laboratories have devel-| The cost of living budget is es-| of passenger traffic is General Motors Names He graduated from Indiana Uni- 
ae aeees 634 Jone 5. e3| “comner city .praasa rere grade it ser 1S. oped an aluminum foil bread wrap! tablished, Burt. said, to. determine aman! Dlene te bee as versity and from Harvard Law 
Asses Co sa290 Wl , poy | ‘ jambs 43; <a 1639; ‘Taree {which would compete in price With how ‘much financial aid the appli-| the westbound Wol (No. 17) DealerRelations Head — i a the __ 
lis Chal. 23 39 metium 36496 browns. nrede| venti a _ SPP!" | the westbou: verine (No. Tax Executives Institute and. the um Ltd ... 291 6 4 fumbo 41: extra bh 71 36. many conventional wraps. eeds 
re 8 SG 4i sel cscaices so oesaet hs lares deve. 4°@ 4% on ‘a ile aif sada this! and the eastbound New York Spe-| DETROIT uw — General Motors|American Bar Assn. 
am Airlin ... 193 : Lapin wold aes cases,/ cial (No, 44). The westbound) has announced appointment of Pat- _ 
Am Can...“ ? Paul Murphy, sales official, said|to the agencies providing the serv-) y; Iverine wil = 
am Boars E! a t Livest k the wrap “is a heat sealable lami- ices, such as light; heat and food oh will continue to operate|rick J, Crowley as director of . | 
Am Mardy 365 [ons 8 | WEES nation of paper fail and wax." |e o -| trom New York to Detroit, trans-Dealer Relations Section of the Wyandotte Chemicals 
‘Am Meta! 193 Oe Mash G16 , : “The applicants are. screened|ferring some cars at Detroit to|GM Distribution Staff i i i voir p3 Lou 16! DETROIT LIVESTOCK —_ : ae ) ; | rninas Hit Hi 
aes x Gas a iaanaing a 24.4 DeTRor Jan 30 = (AP) — CUSDA) | 5,000 Employes Sent, He reliciad te ns = very carefully, * the official ex-the Mercury leaving Detroit at) Crowley's section will facilitate Sa es, Ea ning H gh 
Am Bad 3S Marta bo”. 334) Home, calabie. 188, watahers 2 cent) Home After Walkout). cS aan o now iiped oa\plained. “They must show they| 8 am. for Chicago, communications between General) ST. LOUIS, Mo. (INS) — Wyan- 
Am Se : ey Mead Cp 366 ber 2 ae 3 190 to 246 essere riceers b 4 0 0 t PI th = n a Sry of the bread | have exhausted their \uniemploy- | Mercury will leave Chicago at| Motors’ 18,500 passenger car and dotte Chemicals Corporation, a 
ei elit ’ a ved ¥ ¥ : ‘ 
An Tob... 904 Merr'Ch & 6. 182 ts ‘oe bee a nane 6 Irae) Lf beg y a ymou oh uced in the will haye a ment compensation and that they 9 a.m. and the eastbound Wolver-jtruck dealers and GM top manage-;major producer of organic and in- 
Am Viscose my Mpls Hoo | £23) number 1 210 pounds 2015; no strateht arger share of the market in the are making attempts to seek em-|ine at 12:30 p.m. Seats will_not} ment. Crowley joined GM in 1938) organic chemicals for industry, has 
Armes tl ae Minn Pat. : os jets member one ta exry sueciy: num] DETROIT  — A walkout by|o future. ployment.” ‘be reserved on either Mercury. ‘as a member of its legal staff. announced new highs in both earn- 
—_ o a Ment ward ug 24 ae ee oie 1 grades 160-190 pounds! gn United Auto Workers . caused! 
} ae ieee 393 Mat Bic... 44 |, Cattle, — salable, 280 Marly, trade an Chrysler Corp. to shut down three 
matog pap: | , 5 Rat Cosh Ro Loe citeria es ai laughter cows Vimited: show- Detroit plants today and send 5,090 
Benen ar. oS Rt G7pe o-.) MF | Orci, “Gusnay. ana monanra minea otrer employes home. | ee gag Nat Tes... 482 cfferines $1750 to $22: « few eral! A company spokesman said 400 At 
Boeins 3 NY Central. 16-4: lots good ground 100 pounds ~ ht 3 z i 
ee Sec og FI COTA I er dr nei pin ire SAVE Borg Warn .. 30.3 pe Am Av ..-. 90) ore: ete. canners and cuttere 13.09/'0 dO assigned work at the Ply- 
pris wy . o Woest. Atrtia ++ $25) ta 1600: atiite be ifs up te "ed mouth body plant. There was no ° 
run i 7 me + * = : | 
Bose "Se. By Bie SY Comma si tear Aen immediate Union comment. Plumbing uTrre * . ne Et “ + ee " w * ’ 
Calum Hn 103 Pec G & Ei aie en eat ae ercce weak to mostiy| Chrysler sent 1,200" home from Su | 
Con Por. 38.1 pen Be ae Lea eee Oe eet ee erades'the plant where the walkout pp y 
Capital Alri . 154 Psram Pict . 336) hts 80 cents lower cows ac- erupted, plus 2,100 from a gio 
Carrier Cp .. 29 _ Parke De 4 ceerer 2 Apone to 25 cents hieher full) : Co 
Case. JL pa ago! Pas ss Saccase on etal gtates bulls fully mouth assembly plant and 000; ~ 
ae Ag "! sa4 Peon Cola’! 2.. isos. ee ee aia adnreet from a stamping piant. 
aevek ; aer 
Coase gre. ss. OEY Pewee ©. -..-. $f arte IM comd So case tim|  Curyster and tho UAW have , 
, pees _— - o. Philip Mor ae $i 2 | couned 33 98 pee oe ere = been embroiled in recent weeks ; : 
Coca Cola... 300g Eni Pet ise: — oe in disputes over production t ’ _) oe : OTS Pillsby Mills -: 485/25 59 9 few loads of mized good and Th Th Vv t Wh - Ste ; 
Sel” Bra As. m4 Pi Plate O 31-4 tow choice meee 28 50 so Band stand-| standards, with the Union charg: | e Store at alues Built” olesale Prices il Showers Complete dex . $32.95 Up ; 
Cohum Ose =: Ba Pore Od -....381/ 30 mtn 9580, standied terre 000, to] img o speedup and ee 3 W | WAY $ TO BUY: on Steel P ‘Wash Basins with Fittings . $9.95 
eet Te Repub Ot Al Shicacs of average choice Maso to 9A] MRE workmen were being 4 : “ ipe —_4— Sena 
: Con Py ae. Ret. Ding... 83|prund staaghicr net! 28.80 smal tot| emly to meet predmction WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS Medicine Cabinets. wia rreerescent Lign $22.95 
Con PwP! 48 1034 Reyn Me’ el potest hoa ore 27 saat 9) oa eae . —— 
Cont Bak ... 225. Rey Tod B wi 196.00 ened ard lew choice helfore 2° 54 . 5 F 
a x 966 tn 2486 uttlite and standard he'fers 2 RAYAWAY P t White Steel Bath Terrifie Buy | ia 
Sees Saat <7. “fp Regat (Dus cc. Spal it.ne oe sate shoes coms, i600 to 11m) Today's walkout came os com 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. Open Friday Nights Vain. Galv. .... $2.84 : oth Tubs . $42.95 | 
; 4 Wea erria! © " * > 
Copper ae nae) eee a others 19 00 to 18.00 uttTity bane 18.80 pany and Union negotiators re-| as low as $1.25 weekly > ‘til 9:00 %4n. Galv $3.68 5 | Ft. Cast | Cast Iron | Bath Tubs eA Be cies sels $59.95 
Core Pa... 32 Mt Reg lie Fa eo lte Ades agg geore pom) on. Prey greg a to _ = q ene. Oe First Quality “A” Grade 
t Deere s . . ake » at the Dodge ma nt in | Welt 
= dis |... 92 Be Roeb ....285 Calves salable 28 Market not estab Strike a 4 n p | Gal: | Shattow | Pump with Te ey. mae. $69.95 
Dis C Bong : ae shell ots. =o. Socmparad with last wek choice and | suburban Hamtramck. The UAW FREE STANDING 2 Compa rtments lin. Ne ane $5.25, Tonk 95 
oon Pc ** 578 pcg "2 '5""qgg| prime vealers scarce bulk offered util -|International board has sanctioned : LAUNDRY TRAYS 1%in. Galv. . .. $8.93 White or or Colored 2 Compartment Sinks $12.95 
/ Pe “pes L eT) bansol they EEG Hd fey hese el arene “ey the ja strike there unless grievances, " 1 es _" _ Stight Imperteets Can't Be Told From "A" G 
. Best Kod... 108} pote ar) peed erate ae ee cause ont rig jon production standards are set- Meis’s. wales Complete with sturdy stand 1%2-in. Galv. ....$8.19] Both Tub eres Ready to Instell $28. 95 rey 1 ~ * 14] n s ¥ ue@e- “* © @ * 
| | a hes. 4 a ee as 2100 to 29.00 utility 18.00 to 23 09 culls a ns 4 “no prog: ples! Modera one ee First quality | 2in. Galv. $11.34 
Emer “ Rid Oil Ind ...372) company reported “ sete 
EUR eee! 483 Bia Ol NIL. SIE yang? SMD Tee. Mareet Bot eHAh|_oc< following a meeting yester- ides ekg | (OY CASH AND CARRY ONLY Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks . . $39.95 Bs Pirctene * ga Std O11 Oh $ . Compared with last week prices on S $ if parceled Bright Finish. Reg. $@ 909.95 tee Fittings 
= Food Mach 4h} = her Fae Se slaughter laenbs around weeay ae hee * + a LOWEST prices. 
Ford Mot _— ter shen 100 higher feeder iambs . 
. 7 ft & Co ...326 on ° an ; 
| Ses te ; its syiv El Pa... 371 ee. ake Sao a4 Pas set UAW local 3 has been authorized ’ 5 COPPER : Kitchen Woll Cabinet . Se . $14.95 
en pynemt roi oe 7 2 good and chotce lot = bac to 24 ~ | by the union's executive board to Single Steel, White Enamel . 
ie ec Ld e er LJ Tim be 
Gen Fan 23 Textron 124) Ana Aedeaperioy ‘ps BY 24 80 one oad | strike, if necessary, to settle griev-, PIPE Laundry Trays — Stand, Faucet & Stramer =e $15.95 
Gen Motors. 4 Tink R Bear 347 thorn, jambs 2700 to” 3180 cull to ances involving what the union 2 Compa cimeale Both Tubs sugt imperticton $12.95 PT eg ee es ge ao ag egiriadll ay igere & Len Sext_ | CAST IRON SINKS || 20. Ft. Length esti Bi Sb nig 
Gee tye 38 Underwd .. ...147 feeder lambs 2200 to 23% has denied attempting to add to & engins Garbage Disposal = rer: s00.»s $39.95 95 
Goodyear Se on Pac. ....373| employes’ work loads. FIBERGLAS oe a eee Ss 
Orah Paice 13 Unit Alr Lin . 28 LA 21x32-inch — A Grade V;4n. 19¢ F Bath Tubs crate mares. . $19. 95 
Gi Ke Wy -- Bl Cen prot .. 398 : B : f A strike at Dodge Mein, which LAUNDRY TRAYS t testes Up 
Quit On “108 4 Un Ces | i 301 ews in rie a a —— =~ $ 95 < Apt. Size Electric Range . . $89.50 
_ q ‘ : : : } ee = ’ : x "| rys en i, - a, . ~weeteee Re © 
Hc hts a 3ea} yster umapleyes With White Enamel Cabinets 2 ] “4-in. i Cent 314 Us Steel .....872 ‘Devid F. Martin, 51, of 431 g,| the Detroit area. me eo : 28¢ Ft Electric Range and Oven 1007 =... . $159.95 
ee tte west Un Tel IT MPACAOCK St ity. to! The plant_resumed operations, A $328.50 
| Tronir con gee Sette ABE «214 drunk: driving yesterday. Ve had this morning. About 5,000 workers fi | Elect $Q95 yp, «SOIL ~ PIPE a hers _Uiier'sar ......-.. «++ $159.95 
Int Bos Meh “‘gnq White Mot =. 41 © been arrested Nov. 2 on the were sent home before the end of Room Space Heaters 4-Inch 
int Bhoe ye iahssecturn ed seh charge. Municipal Judge Maurice | their shifts yesterday because the’ : 5-Fe. Longthe $3.79 SUMP Full $ 95 
Int Tel & Tel | “3, Yale & Tow ms FE. -Finnegan fined him $100 or 10: company said “‘trim department . aay 
LC eet TT eh med ie days in Jail. employes failed to perform their: 42-Inch PUMPS nce 
STOR ayensoes : — regular work assiguments.’ 
€ ried by The As sociated Press HH Perry al wn “ Sy 6g a aaa aaa i CABINET : 
Jan 3 uron S was JOUnc ulity © ee i : 
tnou st Rai's e Uti Stocks drunk driving yesterday by Muni- Chevrolet | Division Pays: “ Sl NKS WHITE TOILET KITCHEN 
Rabe change =. 3 = 2 une “3 cipal Court Judge Cecil B. Me- . — . : : : 
| Pre. a. 323 Be ae 13 Callum. He was fined $100 or 0 $971, ,846 for Ideas With Faucet SEATS ss 
We & . z t I ; - 
| Month are 2382817 729 fot days in jail. | DETROIT w — Chevrolet Motor, _ WE SELL WHAT _ & Strainer — Fine Quali 
| Jostae 88 high’ marty a4 Ws ae Fish fry and steak dinner. | Division reports workers in 30 of, WE $ 
= 1987- ae ioe . 3380 aw =; ips V.F.W. Hall 4680 W. Walton Blvd. its manufacturing and assembly . $ 
ee Tee” HGS 1902 eee inie| FFiday 8:30 to 7:30. Lop ieppitiae isin ong te ADVERTISE . , 9 . stose Book 57 ui or ideas nC a 
Z RETRO STOCKS teerenes) a Saturday last, aay submitted te the ee company, | — oe ; ee 
| (C; J. Nephier Co.) . of moving clearance 5 All over, The company said more than, Also 30” and 36” Cabinet Sinks in Stock . 
: | ere w vee ce Bi a ere oe Noon stock & fixtures arena sion |9,700 ideas that = the com-| , : cee 
: Hen quip Co. ° Complete Line of itioned | pany were submitt was _— _30 .Y WH 
a Baléwin Rapher Co 3 RBS lL purniture and Appliances i gale an increase of 2,000 over ideas, Gallon Famous Moke | 3-Pe. ITE 
: & “° - 4 | a win Bet settee a i 3 f : atcrenecae mle — ner = = scone the previous record - Completely Autometic ie iBA T ial SE I S$ 
en ‘eta "Y Sovecs = i OO. ey 4 
e The Prophet. Co ....1... - 75 9 |W. Lawrence St. —Adv. 2 
= Rudy Mtge Co 5 9 67 72! Regular $134.50 . 
: Toledo Edison Co ......132 132 132)‘ Backenstose Book Store, 15 E. . was nd' er eater F 
Wayne Screw Pa Co * 2 21 tawrence. Clearance sale: School May Buy Base Housing 2. e, Colored * Includes 5-ft. tub, wash benin ang 
| sok Ne eee ‘pags, games, novelty gifts, ———* ~~ closet. We urge you to compare 
‘|price. Other items at Cost . WASHINGTON @ — A House) Powder Room go. = this pete with all A Gr bernsin. Some Com- 1 
Buick and Fisher Body fg eeacuen cic hr eaoee| “Fully 95 
| to Lay Off 4, 200 in Flint Fisher Bod Plant services permission to negotiate for | SPECIAL Gueranteed © | ns 
y purchase of 511 rental housing units, 
sy ke i are scheduled 2 al for personnel at Selfridge Air Force|m| Set includes: Large china 
are 8« e Base, Mich. lav. compl 
| id" of" tomorrow in ihe Buck AWAROS Extra Prizes °** Rineunoetechan ane . Colored Rath Sete... $99.95 ! — | Plant sd Fisher Body, 4, ; ‘drain plug. Fee ending 52-Gal 5 Electric 
: Plant No. 1 ; | 
: ’~ & * | T. F. Wiethorn, manager of the Business Notes reverse trap closet. Green, : - as ALITY — si gga a 
Bui k pe , 1300 and rane Fisher Body plant, has an- | pink, yellow, orey. ITER — 3-PIECE 
cee eee (eee COLORED BATH SETS ivG, 5 ¥i¢ ces * is! . co 
5 Buick bodies 700. Both plants con- ao gel . employes in his manager ot ihe fabrication ped e They Last These nti &arry complete factory * | “ = 
. “firmed layott aff plane toby. _iGeneral Motors in its ‘“Golden) gion. . Pkt peed stint twice WITH CAST IRON Bc 
jlestone’’ contest. 
Otis Rshep, president of United ~~ Pitts J oined Regular $219.95 Value 
Auto Workers Local 599, said Buick A supplemental award of up to) Bohn in 1950 and ; 
paid off 2,000 last week $5,000,00 will be given to purchase) served as chief Set includes: 5-Ft, cast Irom bath beth tub, 
sacs = a lot for the $35,000 Golden Mile-| engineer, plant ge 19x Fein wath 95 
ee ADVERTISEMENT FOR Dips stone home. if the winner is em--manager and ™ a triple ~y ibn with 
} tne elites ot the. City Clerk. 58. @ (ployed by Fisher Body — Pontiac/H. Pitts, of- 587 5 waste . 4» del yer vod ‘hah clot 
a Parke Street, Méntise. until 3 o'clock Plant. Wing Croft, “ Another fucky purchase a! é (Eastern Standa: *) Febru-/ acne 
: Sry 10, 1986 fog, the following bylidings| Ten prizes, ranging from a cam-| aa a Town- pass ig savings on to ogy : 
& ren lo cg - Parke 8}.—single family era outfit to a hi-fi set, have’ been’ ship, as vice pres- + 
‘No. .82 8S. Parke St.—(wo family 
Fesidence 
No. 82 Dougiss St.—single family 
idence . 
’ Suceerstal bidder i¢ to wreck and re- 
2 move wutidings from property in com- 
as planes With the Building Code oe sgh | 
ments Within 120 days from. date. 
scceptance of bid. 
City Clerk 
Thuteiay, Jan. 36, 1958 
  ‘from: among those employes who       igiven away. Winners were drawn a a manufac- 
turing, He will 
‘had entered the contest early and oversee all manu- 
had deposited their acknowledge- facturing » achat 
iment cards in containers at the tions. 
of ptant- entrances, oe | 
a   - BF 
ADA_R. EVANS) Further drawings are scheduled sity of Michigan -in 1940 with an 
for Feb. 4, and Feb. 18, engineering     
   
    
      
    
         
  
          
  
                
          
PLUMBING SUPPLY CO, 
"Phones re susie and FE 52100 | 172 $. 
   
  
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See be vier Be ie wil 
Heen: =F ay x.   
FUNERAL HOME Ambulance or Motor 
  
  
  
  
The Pontiac Press   
  
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Joseph tSraisle: dear mother 
  ie announted | jeter arene. s Puneral   
JAN, cil 
of John W. Speer ¢ brother 
of Harry C. and Charies 8 
Puneral service oa 
=. 3. at 1:30 p.m. at the ome 
with tn hts 
Eemetrt” Marion ine ‘aken to Mar ‘Sop ont and interment on Satorday +5 Bpecr is at - 
ome   
TALLENGER,, JAX Lae 1988, a 
age & beloved ra gr 
Tallenger, dear father 4 Wiillam Grace, Edw @ Albert 
$ ther ‘of ries 
Feb | at . am t ae of the Lakes 
Cat Church with Rev. Fr 
Gregory Mormon - ae — 
Cathol ‘ection. Mr.  Tailenger 
Home. 1 Sashaba Dray 
  
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Work Wanted Ma'e ... 
Work Wanted Female .... 
Income Tax Service 
Insurance Agencies 
Laundry Service 
wid. Contracts. Migs. ........._2 Wantea Rea. Estate 
                       
     
       
       
  
  
       
   
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- DIAL FE 2-8181 
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
Transient Want Ads may 
be cancelled up to 9:36 a.m. 
the day of publication after 
the first tmeertion, 
CASH WANT AD RATES 
Lines Lier yy ‘ee 
2 150 
3 1.0 “0 
4 i= 3“ ioe 
LJ 2.25 406 60 
$ 2.70 4 72 
3.18 6. 60 
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Help Wanted Male 6   
Uneseal Opportunity 
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A national concern, a leader in 
  
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WANTED; NEaT | 
men & women 
work in 
Allen, Roosevelt Motel Friday, 
pointm ent. Year groeal ro sail 
Employment Agencies 8A 
EVELYN EDWARDS 
VOCATIONAL COUNSELING 
€02 Community Bank Bidg.   
  
  
  
  
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mea m. ovr cam $300 pd i Pa com jon.| 8 ya of Tae ree 
ion “nate | further talormaton wie ef ing be . state ‘term write call 
fin Selb Grand Ri Insincere, fast talkers, please do Grand River (between 7 bet apply, Write Pontiac Press,| od 8 Rds.) KEmwood 1.0620. 
= 22. ‘Oo AND 3 
SOIL OTN G — WAINTENANCE | reasonable. FE ¢4emt. salesman, a new mao’ te, ell. ere ‘tere 
S od the right ma: Bookkeeping, shorth typing, 
is your ne to get in transcription end business 
oor exp. o Pres Se grt a ait ce tne Oh at oe rience as weil 
| older. Call ca teow eal OR tbe   
Cost (unit) and estimator 
on stampings. Write: 
Pontiac Press Box 68.   
  
_ Experimental 
Automotive 
we eet Metal Men we exp. Apply in 
er TaN 1 TREAT MAN 10 OPERATE 
pmo Bead By Good 
_eondities. Write Pontiac —- Press |- 
LIKE To MARE MONEY) YOULL 
tee tt Pred ag 
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MARRIED MAN WITH CAR FOR 
with the fastest _ growing | nfl 
Life time security. ‘Only high   
BB need - 
Orchard i Sa Re 
ae service exec business 
  
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citation, Must have aig ong 
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papa “LOST” AD. 
Call FE 2-8181 for an ad 
to‘recover a loss. Dial FE 
  se “toes it” 
  28181 for an adawriter.| 
  WANTED-MEN | étsrox 
TO TRAIN FOR 
Maintenence, Inspection 
Trouble Shooting 
Overhaul 
On 
JET-GAS TURBINE & - TURBO PROP 
ENGINES 
Trained men earn $156 cr more per week, Earn as you learn. No 
heed to quit your present job 
ntti you are trained. Tuition 
terms for. these who 
most, basic qui ations 
UNIVERSAL JET 
ING ENGINE TRAI} 
Time Usually bome .... 
_Work Wa Wanted Male 10 
an vi YEAR AR CARPENTER AP-   
  r. KE 
Set 7: yee ean use 3     
  
  
    
Work Wanted Female 11 Business Services s 13   
  
     
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ent Pride. guar 
    hour, ~= “excel 
_ reference. 
  FE 5-2053 exp i LAD¥ bo” Bo 
ee Sewn 
—Bight_Or 7 om. FE 3178 
Building Service _ 125% 
AAA Floor Sanding 
Brus 
A-A TRENCHING Field. OR 3-4047_ —Foctings, Septic F 
~ A&B TRENCHING Footings, Water Line, Fiaid Tue. Floor 
¢. BUD   
    
  
CEME TOO large of small, 2 yrs. exp. Free 
. OR 32-4172 
CEMENT & BLOCK RK FE 60782 CARPERTAT. Bi ROUGE. sean ee     
  entice desires - paoer roy =EM 
  A CARPENTER WORK NEW — 
—Tenals, _FE 44210,   
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BULLDOZING 
  
  
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  — Peter L200 
  . - aveesance a ae > 
e rT? makes wr e 
We, sgruse, a washers. 30 yrs.    
  
  $330 Crooks Rd.” Rochester, 
HEATING 24 br. service on ol} s of 
heating equipment. Call P nigond 
Heating Co FE 41063   
   
“nig Oe ne NEED PRINTING? CALL L ae Sa 8 
poy =| Co. Baldwin,       
    
  
  
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ACCOUNTING AN TAX service for individu: small 
business. cee rates, W. R. 
AX at reasonable rates. Cail — 
Burns. F 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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Dums frocks” "Bocbarsdions Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor. Co. $8 8. AR! 
  
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AN i RE- 
pared im your by quaitfied | 
with 8 Gegtee. 
ue F o.ss00 
HOME CALLS BY NT 
     
    
Trucks to Rent 
| Me ton 
    
       men give 
: R ort ee ¥ Mighecccod Lake Pe cess 
FE ¢ «iist   
“BUSINESS — IS BRISK WITH USI. WHY IS IT? expert raisal methods. 
+ Sap afin ods y energetic saies 
93-0008. We can sell quickly for you. Call— 
  
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Ta trent of Cooley Lounge Union 
  
  
  
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STRAYED ® iv” BEA ge maie, Vic. of and Oak- 
bill Res. _aews . Clarkston 
Hobbies & Supplies 24A   
  
  
SHOES. Herman 
    
  
    
  
  
FURNITURE 1 NEEDED |* Entire home or odd Bb Som gait 
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  a larkston REAL ESTATE INC. Clarkston, Mich. OM BANK) » 5-682 ee 
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& Goss 3 bedroom city home. Must 
be good iocation. 
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RM FAEE RENT FoR RE PO. Box 835. 
FOR BESS   5S rooms and bath Clean and st-| 
tractive. Close to schools aad 
shopping. 
CALL MRS. BRADY 
S88 East Bivd. N FE 4-7833 
L¥NN &8T - 
LE p-ggoomy fasi basement. of! beat, 
baths, osk ficors. ciean. - 
4 p tal 1ul «oDesement, gas. 
te. Steam heat, 3 Dbaibs. close 
everrihing FE 6-5435__ 115 Semtnoie 
HOUSE ~ FOR RENT DRAYTON 
Paice a Pace e pore ub . OR 
3.6800 or MA 5-171 
  LOCATED IN KEEGO HARBOR 
an South side § Tm Modern with 
mew l\g-car garage $60 pe: 
monih 
LOCATED 4 miles from Davisb 
eo Dirie Lake 4 rooms Most; 
Modern Immediate possession 
_ 0 per month 
    Leche R. Middleton 
BROKER iss MN, JOHNSON, 
FEST “FES 60S 
LARGE § ROOM HOUSE. NEWLY 
_ decorated iow rent. FE ¢23%5 
. MODERN BEDRM HOME 
_ Draytes Plains OR _23-18)1 
MOD 4 RM At ro “HEAT. HOT 
__ water, FE 2-1 
MODERN 3 
base ment, 
  MOT 9ERN - 1 BEDP sO acti 
po & Bird 0 miley vay _berry $194) 
bedrooms ful basement 1 
_White Lx Ra Immec possession 
MODERN 2 BEDRM HOUSE 
Cal between J and 3 pm. MA 
16 a - 
NEARLY NEW 2 BEDROOM 
pouse with full basement Close 
_ _scboo. & slores FE 31-0006 
ae — 
Reavt‘tu. § ee! et ke home Full 
basement $46 EE Bivd. N. FE reray? 
  "ROBERT M_ 
LAMBERT 4+ be¢room brick heme fel: _base-- 
ment garage lake pr wHeges on 
   
dan 45015 
RANCH TYPE 2 YRS OLD AUTO 
Sil heat Just off Sashabaw. Chii- 
ie $70 a mo Pine 
area MA 5-5046. j 
aau “WARWICK HAS 7 BEDRM | 
rick in Byivan Lake. gas heat. 
polnacl attic Both deck & bath- 
ing beach priv. $14) with lease 
FE 45090 C 2-3105 
  WALLED LAKE. 111 PARKLOW 3 
bdrms. $40 month MA 42293 
WILL RENT TO RESPONSIBLE 
party. practically new. compieteiy 
modern, 2 bedroom home Nr 
school Auto heat. Handy to Rox h- 
_emer_er Pontiac FE 23-6226 
WATERFORD VILLAGE Rent or 
wase large 7 room home Gas 
steam heat. furnished or unfur- 
ished $00 per month 
Roy Annett, Inc. REALTORS - 
2 £. Huron FE #0466 
Open Evenings, And Sunday 14 
For r Rent Rooms . 37 
i ee. ROOM FOR RENT oR 
  a WITH BOARD. CALL FE —— 
i. rs RM. PVT ENT. 
bath. _ 51 Pine_ St. FE 4-0122 
T RM. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 
0c Eliz Lk Rd No children 
A LOVELY ROOM FOR A GEN 
_ teman. _ 665 W Afuron 
.* ‘BUS STOP. ATTRACTIVE LGE 
front. aster bedroom. Every- 
thing fer your comfort. FE 5-1332 
BUs STOP PVT ENT. HOME 
privs < W. Huron 
CLEAN SLEEPING RM 
ly decorated $6 a wk re hes 
$4 Edison 
CLEAN. WARM ROOM, 30 NOR- 
gentieman Close in. No children! 
er other roomer tn house, FE | 
ee LARGE NICE RM FOR LADY 
Accept child @ Judson FE 
$7103 
Lowrr FRONT SLEEPING ROOM 
238 Orchard Lake Ave 
MODERN ROOM FOR ONE GIRL 
Kitchen & laundry privileges. FE 
2bi5 
ROOM POR YOUNG OR MIDDLE- 
aged lady 87 aeminoile 
Lahtctined SINGLE OR DOUBLE 
with Klichen. 1 bieck from town 
be ROOM, NICE HOME, GIRL OR 
woman 16 Fiorence, FE 4-168} 
ROOMS i BLK. FROM FISHERS | 
Restaurant & -but line $7 per _ week 6 W Kennett FE 54-7436) 
VACANT ROOM IN NEW HOUSE 
w Fs isuper f t elerred Nou 
drinkers OR 607) 
* Pa cpinins DorBte OR SINGLE 
m famly Las 2-3517 
  Rooms ‘With Board 3e 
BOAR pene 
EXTRA CLEAN — HOME STYLE 
  ROOM FOR ELDER! 
men Rea PE 3 1a28 
    ELIZABETH 
LAKE 
ESTATES   
  
  
    
   arge spreading 
many “Saher thee Ey appoin 
ments 
        BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 3 BEDROOMS 
One of the nicest, neatest, and 
cleanest homes We have ever. 
listed, everything throughout fust 
ra ven* if you. are in the market 
for room home, don't | 
fail = investigate this ad. home | 
jecated on jarge corner ict. near 
schools, stores and a F HA. ap- 
mrevee location. 
BARGAIN promi a 
$1600 This medern to vans attrar- 
tive fer reom home. with all 
rooma larger than average, full 
basement, of! forced aiz heat | 
aluminum sterms and screens 
jot 60 x 188 and privileges on 
is the buy of the 
    FIVE LARGE ROOMS 
SALE OR TRADE .$8950 
Owner will trade this fine modern | 
specious home with beautifu 
kitchen and modern bath with 
celcred fixtures. basement. oi! 
heal, 2? car garage located olf 
Baidwie for-a 2 or J bedroom 
home up te $35.000. é 
  WE TRADE WE SELL 
DORRI& & SON PL PE 
732. W Huron FE 41557 | 
Clarkston | REAIS ESTA ISG 2 
LEANER RON IS: 
TAKE 4 bedrooms A mammoth living . 
room With fireplace. 1] big dais 
room Add a cheertul kilchen & 
breakfast nook “Biend in a huge 
30x13 glassed in front porch Piace 
all this over a paneled recreation | 
room and attach a 2-car garage | 
to the reer Cover this with | 
aluginum siding and set the 
whole works on a beautiful slop- 
ing lake jot with a sandy beach 
At Watkins Lake Only $6500 
eown Templeton ARSHALL 8ST — Near Auburn 
A very good 2 family. § rooms. 
5 and bath B, id th 
separate entrances and meters 
3 car garage. all in excellent con- | 
dition, $14,950. Terms. 
William Miller 
Realtor FE 2-0263 | 
1013 W Huron 
Next to branch Post Offi 
MULTIPLE LISTING ‘SERVICE 
  i rd ~ ra i 
§ ACRES 
Near Clarkston on paved road 
with S$ rm. modern home, 2? 
bedrms. Ol furnace. exe cand 
amie possession raul price; 
ealy $10.500 with j 
KEF ‘GO Ti ARBOR 
Very nice 5 rms. & bath Con-/ ventent to shopping centers, | 
schools & transportation Also laké | 
pris Priced. to sel] with iow 
dows payment 
kK. 1... Templeton, Realtor 
___ After 6. FE 2-950: a 
COLOREI 
$950 DOWN 2339 Orchard Lake Ra FE 4-456) | i i 
| Like new 2 bedrobm bungalow lo 
cated on Raeburn St. plastered | 
Walls and oak floors full base- 
ment with oti furmace, you can: 
move in quickly i 
$500 DOWN A real nice 2 bedroom white 
frame bungsio~+ aiuminug 
sloTms Ond sereens paved street 
and fenced yard Located on j 
Montana St youll never get a 
nT Sar at $6950 . 
RD. RILEY, Broker aD ELIZABETH LK RD 
FE 41157 FE ‘,-4821 
URUCRBAN 
coms $500 down and onir 
menth Better investigate! x 
TUCELER REALTY 4 i 
YOU'RE Lames gees 7 FE 4-400 eee FE 35536 — 
In for some real living om Lotus 
Lake—should you decide the one | 
for you is this Cape-styled 3 bed- 4 
reom home that has a huge! 
kitchen. a bay window dining | 
area, a large ilving room with 
fireplace and a glassed-in front | 
poreh from which yout! enjoy | watching the youngsters swim | 
For extra summer guests, you) 
also have room for quarters over | 
a 2car garage Yes, al| this and) 
ie re i* yolrs for only §12 300 
with $2500 down | 
PICK | And choose all vou will and os N | 
have trouble finding a more co | 
fortable lakefront home than tata | 
ii white one we have op Williams 
Lake 3 bedrooms with room for | 
another A living room complete 
with natural stone fireplace A | 
knotty pine kitchen with a break- 
roa nock-and a good sized utility | 
rece ott the kichen When you | 
I} tell you more about 
the pier extras such as the 30 x 
18 garage and workshop in 
‘rear. and the wonderful sand | 
beach in front $15,900 with sub- | 
stantial down payment t 
S Main. Clarkston, Mich. | 
(ACROSS FROM BANK) 
MApie 54-5821 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
$850 DOWN with tow monthiy payments 
and 4'2 per cent mortgage 
Immediate possession on 
this 3: bedroom suburban 
ranch type home of over | 
1000 square feet Gas heat! 
and other features. 
“DRAYTON . 
ee front ~reom for WOODS 
Among towering oaks and) 
one of the finest parcels in 
* the area. J bedrooms. plus “| 
pane: ied den. 1'y beths, 
irepiaces carpeting. ates 
softener and @ hest of oth- 
er fine features you're sure 
to enjoy Priced far below 
reproduction at §286.3060 
Make your appointment pow | 
Six years old and better 
than new. Tile features 
kitchen and bath kaootty 
pine recreation reom ex 
pansion attic, gas heat, alu- 
minum slorms and screeus. . 
I’. car garage with cov- 
ered patio afki less than 
$42500 Please com = fore you buy youl] be hap- 
pF vou d:d' 
WEST SIDE _ meas 14 Matthews FE 56377 7 
LARGE ROOM 1 OR 7 MEN Tale INCOM C 
  _ beds, good __ meals 
Convalescent Homes 384A 
BOARDING HOME POR ELDERLY LADY. OR 49-3984 
CONVALESCENT AND NURSING home care. Ressonse fates 34 
on cil. 
FE 46018 or _OR 36264 
ELDERLY OR CONVALESCENT 
in private home $60 per month 
‘and up FE 5-371 
WHITE GABLE REST HOME 11- 
—fensed. Good care. Plateau 2-209) 
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN 
Reoms by Dar or Week 
Alse 1 of 2 room epartments, 
Cooking and retrigeration units 
464 Auburn ____ FE 23-6210 
HOTEL ROOSEVELT CLEAN. 
nea: fms & apts. Some with TV 
Hy. day or week vapid & up 
_!28_N. Perry. FE $ 
Rent Stores _ 40 
ADIGNING STORES. 24x56. 
each Rent sepstetely or as a double unit W Huron 81 Ample 
parking Next rs dentist's office 
ceramic sh electrical appl 
ance. FE 5-3 
BTORE | eee S EAaeuES Ta “AND. 
automatic gas heat for rent Good 
jocation, 46] 8. Saginaw 8. FE 
§-0295 
BTORE 1300 8Q FT BETWEEN! MA fley's and Bank on Perry &t 
bg busines: of office cpace 
Ce 5-0664 aficr 6 call FE 
eaat “LAWREN“E 81. — 40 x6e stere, full basem jit and second 
floor Outside front entrance to 
r and basement can be 
ren’ ee Apply 418 Com- 
_ munity k Bidg 
For Rent Miscellaneous - 42   
KC HALL RENTAL BANQUETS 
_Catering. PE 2-6067 
For Sale Houses | 43 PRP Neral 
BEDRM. SOME. DRAYTON 3 Plains OR 3-655} 
FOR SALE UNFINISHED | CINDER k house dee le. Cail 
33038 eee 
. Nothing Down 2 or 3- bearm starter! 
“on Your jot 
= pk 5 parm on Ne! lot Bnd small * Roe'e i 
| ee rNER OR eee BUNGALOW iZ* yacent, 
>. Bi. Sichaer's Shea! 
, 
  @ reoms and bath dow: 
two bedrooms and a l2xi4 
for extra bedroom of TV 
room Ceramic tile bath 
Carpeted Nicely eco Ries 
and cleaner than 
Dutch 4 rooms and con 
up prints entrance nn | 
rented 865 per month 
Gas heat, and 2-car #47 a 
Bateman 
Kampsen | 
REALIORS " 4-0528 3 77 8 Telegraph og & Sun 
HITE BROS. 
$750 Down 
W:thin walking distance to the* 
  ¥ ge of Waterford Lake privi- 
jeges on Van. Norman Lake Lee 
living room oak floors ofl heat 
Separate tool shop 8fx190 {1 land- 
scaped lot Full price oniy 85 750 
lew jew monthly payments of 
only $30 
Ilighland Rd 
This new home has everything 
to contribute to the pleasure and 
comfort of gracious and relaxes 
living Lecated on g 8&5 x 200 fr 
let ang has such features a 
ling white aluminum siding 
  . 2car garage. 2 spaciou 
bedrooms large Iiving room sep 
arate dining room. convenient 
kitchen with built - in even and | 
range Tiled bath automatic o}! 
heat Priced at only §12.500 with 
$1509 down See thi: one today | 
Its a wonderful present for the- 
famils 
Around the Worl] d 
You can search and pot find « 
more beautifu) spot on ai quiet 
street with priviteges on Huntoon | 
Lake Ali brick construction with | 
Workmanship that can't be beat 
lt offers 3 bedrms 18 lichen, 
carpeted living room_ full base- 
ment with garage ‘and paved | 
chet as many other eatras 
HITE BROS. 
soso Binge Tae pts 
‘Open Eves. ‘ul @, TO ‘tH A 
\ re ‘ 
el \ 2 \     i. erties 
3 bdrms., 
; WE FRADE 
Now is the time to see this 3 
- bedroom brick home. 1'a baths, 
full basement. attached garage 
See the exper, workmanship, 
choose your own colors for in- 
terior walls, bathroom and kitch- 
en tile and exterior trim. Located 
om @ corner jot. Watkins: Pontiac 
Estates. Have a custom - built 
home a a project price Call 
Mrs, Gantzer. FE 8-0344 Or Mrs 
Nye, FE 2-5452, Thelma M_ El- 
wood, Reasitor : 
KOC HESTE K Ts. 7 Rochester, 
3 BEDROOM RANCH tours 
FUL. WASEMEN 
$15,500 
3 BEDROOM TRI-LEVELS 
$15,990 
As jow as $1150 down. | 
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Roger B. Henry, Ine. 
Main 8t. Rochester Le 
OL pelts Office-OL 1-0070 Model. | 
COLORED | FERRY STREET- This 4 bedroom home hag enclosed front porch | 
Hving room, dining room and) 
kitchen, also 2 room apartment | 
fin basement. Oi] furnace, Extra | 
lot includéd 
2AINBOW REAL 
ve 23-2614 302 8 eappoc 
EVENINGS PE 4-606 
. TRADES Trailers, lots. equittes, land eon- | 
tracts. etc Or small down pay- 
ments to suit your budget will be | 
accepted on the following prop- 
3 bdrm modern. 2 cone oa moder Lak — | 
inbte ae POSSESSION ON ALL | 
PANGUS. Realtor 
cat Seoilect Ortonville NA__7-2815 
2 BEDROOMS $500 DOWN . 
4 rms only 85.600 
| Plenty of other good buys. terms 
ether good 2 families 
/ 32 3-rm. apts. on West side. $2,000. 
down \ OTIS 
Po DINNAS 
6s Ww. vor FE 42377 
MONEY TALKS Owner will ssacrifice 2 bedroo contemporary lakefront. | j 
|2 bdrms. modern 3 yrs. t 
2 family flat on Whittemore oniy | 000, $1500 down Also several | 
J 86 - Walton FE 80441 Best Peat Buys     
  
Today - 
$525 DOWN 
. SY 
ated om large 80x100 jot, 
fenced for your privacy. 
WATERFORD HIGH 
Is within walking distance 
of this lovely 3 so mp 
ranch e Loe 
quiet paved side ee Pail 
tle bath, lots of iS 
space, 2 rooms and seen 
carpeted. Large carport with 
additional storage space. 
Fenced and landscaped. 
Only DOWN. 
COUNTRY HOME 
Well located 7 acre parcel 
with lake frontage ‘abure 
ing excellent condition 10- 
room and 
spacious paneled breezeway, 
and attached 2-car garage. 
Full basement, with small 
apartment. Idesaj for pro- 
fessional office or diserimi- 
hating iarge family, Terms 
to qualified buyer. 
LAKEFRONT INCOME Four complete houses, and 
100 feet frontage on lake, 
      Just 10 minutes from down- 
tewn Ideal for summer 
  . rental or year around. In- 
cludes all furniture Inves- 
tigate this upusual oppertu- | 
Lily, Just $2500 down. | 
COUNTRY 
GENTLEMAN 
Here ts your chance. Lovely 
& room home. 2 barns, guest 
house, 2-story chicken coop. 
d-car garage, and To die 
acres Live year around 
stream runs through prop- 
erty One of the nicest es- 
tates in the Metamora area. 
Convenient to main road. 
$9500 down. 
LAKEFRONT LOT 
Mear Oxford 68 feet front- 
age on good fans lake 
Average J07 
down 
~ TO ACRES 
Brandon Township 330 2 . 
1330 deep Partially wood- 
ed. Fine home site: $2.500.   
“Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
1] N. SAGINAW 8T FE 5-8165 OPEN ‘TIL 600 PM 
FOR COLORED _ If you have $2.000, here's one with 
J bedrooms and income too. Also 
DINNAN 
W Huron FE ¢2577 
Eves FE 4-3046 2 family flat 
  “HAYDEN INCOME Sell or Trade. 2 Apart-| 
ments en 1 floor 4 rm apt | 
reom  furtrished / with bath 3 
apartment renteq for §65 per 
month East side $8950 Terms | 
Or will trade equity for fie. 
model car. 
PONTIAC LAKE FRONT $1500 
Down 2 Bedrooms Gilassed in 
perch overlocks jake Plastered 
walls Oak floors Full basement 
Oil furnace. Immediate posses- 
sion 
$650 DOWN Immediate posses- 
sion. Off Pontiac Rd. near Biue | 
Skv Theatre. Living room Il's 
x 21% Venetian biilnds 1. bed- 
room and bath down Full base- 
ment, oil furnace. 3 car garage 
Shady ta acre jot. 
EXECUTIVE: 2 oes Split level 
White Brick home situated on 
beautifully landscaped oo 
14x 28° porch porch facing lake 
has 17 jalousle windows with 
“upboards, Three large bedrooms 
* and bath. On the eter tere oe 
the recreation 
with ledgerock fireplace Kitchen 
dining area 25 «x pe 
Laundry and utility room 
screened — site o 26 socing 
“C 2'5 car 
HAY DEN. Realtor 
Open Eves 
modern home, completely fn te ‘in 3 | BEDROOM WITH 2 CAR GA- 
we eree e — Wat free and clear housetrailer pl 
32-8605 _ bart of _payment _ OR 
PONTIAC. | 
| 33708 
| $1060 DOWN NEW CUSTOM ‘ 
MOVES YOU IN >| $395 
HOMES LESS THAN 3 YRS. OLD 
649 Kentlworth, 3 bedrooms 
215 W 8trathmore, 2 bedrooms 
27) W Fairmont 2 bedrooms 
i188 W Longfellow 2 begireoma 
2387 Edna Jane, 3 bedrooms 
* CALL COLLECT MR WILLIAMS 
GROSS REA ery COMPANY \ 
UN 44772 13420 W_7 Mile rd | 
| ANN ETT * OFF] 
Price Reduced 
Located in Elizabeth Lake 
Estates On corner tot $ 
rooms and bath. glassed-in 
porc?. J bedrooms Base- 
ment ot] heat Lake privi-| 
jeges. $9,200, terms 
Trade for Older Home 
edroem Tancth home 3 
bullt in 1955. Off Joslyn Oak | 
floors. large utility room, o!!] 
furnace Sterms and 
screens. Lot 60 x 130, 
2 Acres 
Pontiac Trail | 
| Near Walled Lake 2 story. 
home, 30x30 Living room 
a room, den, kitchen, | 
and bath first fioor 4 
heat. 2-car garage Fruit trees and garden area. $22.- 
500. terms. 
Seminole [Hills Brick 
3 Bedrooms and den of ¢ 
bedrooms, priced beiow coat 
at $24.900, terms. Weil con-/ .. 
stucted. built in 1955 Spae- | 
cious living room and dining | 
ell with fireplace, modern 
kitchen with built-in oven | 
and range Den. bedroom, 
and full tué® bath on first! 
floor 2 bedrooms and ‘ys 
bath up Recreation space in 
basement. Gas heat. Car- 
= drapes included. 
x 140. erees 
Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS 
24 E Huron FEderal 8-0466 
_ Open Evenings: and Sunday 1-4 
      
bedrooms. and bath up..Fin- | 
hed recreation #éem_—ocit+— Area rage room in petal tettel 
Wil crept ee house as dow 
_ payment. OR 
BY OWNER 
New 3 bedroom ranch. Storms 
and screens. Clarkston area. OR 
  
oulll 2 bedroom ranch. Plastered 
walis, basement, s heat, no 
mortgage cost. Open 2 to 5. 41 
i. E Brooklyn PHooe Fi FE_ 52083.   
‘ COLORED 
_ Why Pay Rent LAST. CHANCE 
510 STARTS DEAL 
Bedroom Homes 
Only 3 Left 
PAYMENTS 1ES8 
THAN RENT 
Only $220 Down GI 
ALSO eee 
Low, Low FHA Deal 
; DON’T MISS 
OPEN THIS WEEK 
NICE LOCATION 
Behind St. Joseph Hospital 
aes ‘BONDALE 
r Earimore Bivd 
WE s T OW N REALTY 
Evenings after 0 Afternoons 
FE 8-6941_ - (22-4677 
$49 a MONTH | FOR THIg 2 BED- 
room frame bungalow with $1,000 
down. Directly Stone road 
lake. Very good arei bes price | 
Good favestment, Call EM 
3-6210 or MU 4.2045. 
S10, os, = home for couple 
$0 A good start 
Ser “mall Papel in Highland 
3-5032 or MU 4-2045. 
$1,000 down. 6 room home on 10> 
acres. Excellent location. Conven- 
lent te school and stores. MU 
4-2043 of EM 3-621 
$500 down. Homes in Witom, 
Milford, Highland and Union Lake 
area Call for .nformation MU 
4-2045. or EM 36210. (2 4474 
10 acres in White Lake Township 
Frame home, ieke frontage, man 
possibilities en Call M 
4-2045 or EM 3-6210. 
Richard Steele haa 224 Cen- ter EM Sento Michigan, MU 
mer or £ =H 
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at UBURBAN-RANCH | 
SUBURBAN BEAUTY | Siluaetes fuest sateen NORTHLAND SETTING — Brick {| nose oh living room with huge 
ranch, 2% @eres of brigh rolling. 
land. Covered with large oaks, 
Quality homedg—eury blacktop 
drive, double garage attached = 
a 2 bedroom home with 
ture Windows. Enclosed > 
draw rapes. Pcl weead heat & 
more, $22,500. C. 
| J. R. Hiltz, ‘Re altor 
1011 W, Huron FE 5-6181 
      window, tiled bath, huge 
Kitchen with loadsa of cabinets. 
aluminum storms 
aan, screens, House less 
tne "of, Waterford, ‘Twp.'s, fuest one * ie 
subdivistons., ced 4 
Zi with, a very reasonable | cin 
GEORGE _BRAIR + age g, Roche el a 
4356 Dron pe OR 31251 ow 
Eves. on bear 
            
    
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  “They decided to move in here instead of going south 
this winter!" ¢   
é 
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43   
HOUSE IN WHITE LAKE AREA 
ne —_— apple heat. basen 
water, ° vileges. wire 
118 Chureh St . 
«ROOMS. BATH. GARAGE, GLASS St, $350 61432 Aiter 7 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
ere LAKE PRI 
bome VILEGES 
e with carpeted 
dining room. 
eae Plas tirepiace be book- Ee RON yah sa To Buy. or Sell ¢ 
ie Howard E. Fox REALTOR 
  TWO RE-SALES 
BUY THEIR er late 
    
  
  
house or 
Njarcece Building | Co. ° 
over 
igs « Tear ~ asa DOWN! ! 
at ILL TRADE 
Ask About as : 
Jerome Building ¢ Co. PE 5-67 WE 3-4200 
NICE E28 ‘BED Mi HOME $675.00 
“For “Colored 1 Families   Elizabeth 
- Lake Estates 
three bedroom 
is’ 
sale for the poo time (owners 
are leaving the cit 
Mons — to wall cis fs just 
old, ime new. 
eauipped wil 
Priced at only: $12,500. 
Call Us For Appointment 
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MIDDLETON 
SPECIALS! 
LOCATED 1 Miles West of Pon- Extra lenge: 3-year-old Some with basement. aluminum storms end 
sereens. Ni m inte- 
Fr ke old- ria: 
er home in tiac in trade. 
ANY HOM & MANY OTHER . ae Peat 
DOWN & UP 
Leslie R. Middleton HNSON 
Pesta” Pe a-0003   
  porch. At 319 Clifford 
down, $5,500__MI   ASSUME GI MORTGAGE 
transferred to Owner aceon Very ‘ew down Attrac- 
tive 3 bed 2 - 
mediate 
MUtual 48915. Milford Mic 
$300 DOWN New 3 bedroom starter home with 
basement, Exterior complete. Don 
_MeDonald. OR 43-2831.   
  2 —— — a CRES- 
cent 8400 wo. 2 years 
ss 0380. ase 
water ‘heat, recreal ation Toem   
1% car . areas and 
_— open ecweer A Geluxe 
CRESCENT LAKE PRIVILEGES 
2. Bedroom Glassed in 
ee alt t . at rey oll Boa Se sion will banal. For information call 
FE 
Russell A. Nott, Realtor 
FE 46905 ¥V ata ee 
[KENN EDY| REAL’ 
3101 W_ Huron rE 
Open Evenings‘! 4m Je   
  
  old 
SPLIT LEVEL Starter home, 1104 — ie Leared 
basement area, Ae ; 
Plumbing. Low x Lot ir- 
— Fiattley. eM | tor de- 
ir arage. breezeway, carpeted, cement 
crive, barbecue, fenced back i 
My equity or rasonable 
payment. ORlando 3-2001. 
248 W. LONGFELLOW 
Civilians 
$490 down NO OTHER COSTS 
2 bedroom ranch Full basement, 
nes. new. Auto heat & hot wa- 
. Paved street, Lantecepes. 
VACANT — OPEN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
terested, cail owner 
DAYS WO 3- 3350 | 
EVES, SAT _& SUN. TO 80851. 
BUILD NOW On our lot er yours Our plans or. 
yours We wil build you @ start- 
er basic cr completed home. See | 
our mode’ home in Waterford 
Hills Estates. For further tinfor- 
mation ca!l Hubert C. Davis, 4915 | 
_irwindale Dr. PE_ 5-43 i 
~ CLARKSTON 
SCHOOL DISTRICT 
You can own this neat 2 bed- 
room home with a full bath. 
kitchen, large utility room, storms 
and acreeee, on a nice lot. $7,300, 
$050 down. $52 per month includ. | 
ing faxes & insurance. 
4% Lae Spey mortgage 
LIAM C 
GODFREY REAL ESTATE 
6687 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston 
MAple 58-1827 __ 
~ $300 DOWN! 
NEAT. LITTLE, 5 ROOM 
BUNGALOW —- 3 PC. BATH 
— BASEMENT —- SHADED 
LOT - SELL OR TRADE. 
JIM WRIGHT — REALTOR 345 OAKLAND AVE 5-9441. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 —MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ 
MULTIPLE LISTING sERVICB 
$1,000 Down 
is & reasonable down pay- 
ent e   
HOME AND GARDEN 
a home and ‘% acre of 
land. Nice lawn and shrubs. HOUSES FOR SALE E 2 BE 
pear North Perry 
  
Rose McLarty. Broker 
  Good 
couple, 
George R. Irwin! | i rr Fi -# —— Ave. 
  
      
  i Es, bea ile Batis, 
  CANAL tooeght NEAT & ROOM 
with ot 
% car SSeS 1% acres of 
2545. 
. TAYLOR, REAL ESTATE 
INSU 
We. Fe 
CHECK OAKLAND COUNTY'S 
BETTER BUYS 
ELIZABETH LK. ESTATES 
Convenient place to live. Here !s 
lot. Furna a 
insulated & Plus ys 
= garage, fuil price re 950. $1. 
fase ee th 
tially finished basement. 8S. gas hot water heater & furnished. 
86.000 
Oakland County ptcalty 
10 Un 
EM _ 34164 or _EM _ ‘heen “after = 
DOWN 
PAYMENT 2 or 3 bedroom starter bemes 
_— full —— o Sg. WOOD CO wir. 
ee 
cm T"0 oo ‘On 
“AT “UNION ON LAKE OFFICE 
LAKE or oe NRpReIALsTs 
T. ick Trocke |,’ REALTOR 1843 Union Lake Rd EM_3-4671   
UNION LAKE 
wit 
EMRREE™ & GREGG” 
Union Lake Vinee e 
__EM 34303 or EM 5-3914 E. J. DUNL “AP mal fies ecediy teats MODEL NOW 
. eae _ voit price 
17,650" _PE #11 
$450 DOWN N 
Ei bedroom with full basement 
Furnished recreation rm with   
  
Ses ee eae 
This aroiy ye “old. at a 
one -of ‘Waterford Township 5 best 
¢ asoosen = price 
HOLME S “BARTR: AM 
Evenings, OR 3-320   
  CLARKSTON 
HOYT REALTY 23-0840 re 
24 8 hogy ~~ Re. 
-TEL CENTRE John K. IRWIN 
Sayonara 
“Owner ’ bein cemiec ted so he 
Tmust say "' by" to the Pon- 
tiac area and offers his ‘lovely 
home in ‘iiss beth Lake 
heme wm 2 car garage porch on 2 bi Sorner 
late | fenced in a room, 
and bath ove. ay bedrooms 
and full —_ Fri Tec. room. Bee 
this today. $15,750. 
Clair de Lune 
bedrms., living room and din- ing room, extra large kitchen, 
tile bath, wtility reom Bright 
Manana 
“Tomorrow” would be a fine 
time to see this excellent bay 
Located eo across the street 
from beautiful Oaki Park 
This home has $ rooms and 
bath with gas heat and suto 
eas water heater A low price 
with only $1,000 down 
Ad Un Bel Di ick fireplace Choice 
ae —caty $ minutes from Tet. “One fine day” will be followed 
by another and eaocther and 
pad years to come when 
area. 2. bedrms, down and 
bedrm up, full bsmt_ All paiced 
at just $12,000 ; 
John K. Irwin meet TOR 
Since 1925 
31) West mae Street 
Phone FE 50447 Eve MI 6-3783.   
  orking base 
peared ie yard with eli cit 
venience. so abel - a 
staan COZY BUNGALOW 
West side lscation cm large corner, 
ot. @s as nest & clean as can   bedrooms, ot utility room with 
509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
FE 4482: 
"GILES   Multi-Lakes Realty 
2 Bi 
Full basement 
ie 
| ye60. §. Commerce Rd 
Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
* LAKE 
b 
none, LAKE 
Three’ 6 room t 
ws. Of) heat Close 
Tented to 
round tenants. Each priced 
sell with small down payment. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533   
room 2 bedroom across 
Lake a KNUDSEN 
West Side Nearly ni néw & 
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200. Di mn Any pe AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKINO 
& with cedar shake   
      
Established {mn 1916 
CHOICE LOCATION for Fisher 
y employes You can save 
this pew for @ good bargain, 
enly $3,000, terms. 
WOLVERINE —- MAN 
SUB Southwest Poutse oF 
family income _< 4 “and vet 
down, fall base- 
seaged A rea] buy wn. 
ining room, oak feos ceramic bath Full basement with tiled 
fhoor large built-in barbecue, gas 
preg A FO aes Fa if e e 
buy at 42.509 
ION AT ONCE im this POSSESS! 
re suburban farm house with 
8. Very large kitchen 
ith many cupboards Large lot ¥ 
= poreen trees, close to new 
. bus at door 
This is ory Teen buy 
$1,250 down, 
‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _   
sewly cleaned, car- 
cane ‘in’ big aving room 
asement, completely redec- 
orated For a family this_ 
ts it, It t= priced to sell. 
VACANT. 
Waterford High School 
district, All new home sec- 
tion. Built in 1954. 24-ft. liv- 
ing room, auto. gas -heat. 
real nice and has a car- 
port, 
Off Commerce Rd. 
with lake privileges on Cass 
ake Three bedroom home 
with a good basement. Built 
on a hill, giving you a won- 
: Dp 
$14.750 and built in 1956. 
The whole district has lots 
of large shade trees and 
feels secluded. 
LAWRENCE W 
GAYLORD {136 EL Pike — - Open Eves. 
KE 4-9584 
3-Bedroom ‘Bungalow 
In Drayton Plains 
Over 1 acre of fertile ground—   
and clean. Toilet, lavatory and 
down and $65 a went vray & bargain. 
Suburban Dandy 
  $1,000 Dn. and $65 Mo. Attractive gray shingled bun a- 
low. On : 
living room, ath, huge kitehen. — galore, 
ity room eat, very tas fully 
decorated, oe red tape—no mort- 
gage rove right in Owner transferred 
Gir ‘iroux-F ranks GENERA: L TE 4905" Dinte Bl EST, ge 
  
86x613  ft._$200- down 
ROCHESTER UTICA 2 bedrooms, hot water heat, large 
scpocte and stores, $6,000 full 
_ -5 ACRES 
Sd Sese hee et “Sniith-Crawtord,. Inc, 
      Near schools and stores. Neat 
shower, Oi] heat. A-1 location ee   panel bar. Hardwood Moors. Full 
room. Comp 
cade near shopping 
Stern . Selig- 
MA Butlers Incorporation 
V1 
Silver Lake Privileges Start the Epo Blea "4 ne 
things a 
aan oercae rooms, ce- 
th (with extra 
feed ‘in basement!, recrea- 
a 
*eday. terms avail- 
Magic r= to most of us 
ea! frolic, the 
cajeyabts ace to 
bo aa ake, we 
eet of Jakefront living hn custom built 2 
bedroom brick rancher, 
ear attached garage, full 
basement, automatic heat 
my hot water. Aly for $25.- 
Don't wait, see it 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 
49 Mt. a over St. 
Vorhes 
PE 4-2988 
4 ROOMS AND DOWN 
bath. cats paisa, nr. Lincoln Jr. 
5 tooms base- ge 
er ds 
storm wo nr. eels 
“PONT IAC REAL TY 
  
LAKE ORTON” | tig brick, starter home, Cone] 
jot in good neighborhood. near 
    WN 
iil move you “we eke, this neat 2 
bedroom cage See : today. 
rooms, ee 
H HOR RY! . 
"Rath matte not 
vor, best e255 
, Some 
rere, y $10,950, 
mith- 
| Wideman OPEN — - 413 Ww. Huron 
areca   
West a 
el 1 bedroom home 
mpeelvard ys Breese- 
    SUREAL TY CO! 221 BALDWIN AVE 
arenes 5203 
TRIPP Lary 
$9,250. Call” for details. exterior “also eavestroughs, 
— 
FWA gost electric 
water heater, 
plastered walls and 
nicely 
Side Brick 
"and 
gas” roel heating 
tem. ee tone 
WM. H. KNUDSEN 
PAID ME, Toes O'NED 
  
hom 
large barn, wil ae as two 
Leslie R. ae Realtor 78 W. Huron Street FE 5-81 or FE 5-23859   
ene 1 base- ment. ft ofl it, aluminum # Imm 
” built-in , Lovely yong ia 
ee more mice yfeatres. iate - a DOWN Neat 2 riSérvem, nom 
Pie lurnace. 
is one wilt sell fast. 
0 price, 
Jim Williams * ‘ATE & INSURANCE 
Ave, = 40547 
    Joslyn Cor. Mansfield. 
OUR NEW LOCATION 
}OSLY N : 
paves A 4 —— ey in 
condi 
iving 
eating Lspeee: Pull b pow 
ro Pal pr I price a dace 
IVAN 
= SCHEAM 
oT NOS AND 5 Rvick © 
4 
Dining Eocene ee 
ielaiphtabralada 
crane REAL ESTATE, 
SS a 
      
      
SELDOM DO WE OFFER 
hee le attractive, wei] 
ted home priced so low. 
Karee corner parce! is ideal 
setting for this deluxe, 3 
bedroom ranch home. Ves- 
nae entrance =e d @ 15x21 
room , 
car attached gara < 
— landscaping ro sor 
sure t® see this one: 
HOME OWNERSHIP 
— van fashion - Bie. 
* new 3 poy li 
at a bargain Price of $12.- $00. Solid bire’ a kiteben cab- inets, —— table space. 
Basement easily adapted to Beek eee And what better 
tie an Elisabeth Lane ios. You'll be glad you * = 
DON’T WAIT SPRI 
to buy lake property. Bw 
stinde large 
provides atmene. © ether 
Bet st vet ring nm and and igs 2 car 5 
“Is one for" yous” 
RAY Q’ NEIL, Realtor 
oF ine 4. ee 
‘ 
a 
       " _ OPEN EVENINGS 
reeseway and 
meow. et. 19 ACRE 
rfection, s   
go, will anceps smaller bome 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
1368 W, Huron Ph. PE 24810 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
    
    
  
  
Eves. ‘Til $; Sund t 
Suerte ree tas Cherokee Hills 
  
  
        
  lw? yaouress On MONTCALM. ben ae Tackle ra Le 
aee ane 
Foams nih leg 
N RES- 
the Na- 
Fentite ob ise Ei 
    
$10.60 CONTRACT. “gk Dis- 
eount Lak   
  
      
  
  
  
  
“We appreciate your wanting to help; Miss Jones, but these 
aren't the kind of bugs that are holding up our-program!”     
    
  
Sale Household Goods 57   
  
  
  
  
  
WILL pear “EQUITY IN ‘Sé BU- 
Special MULTIPLE LISTING SER E COVE 
fee qaph oad - THE STATE Perfect Lake Front fo Scott Lake roed far right BUSINESS OpPORTONTTIES A ‘turesque view of mile~SEE POR Y! ’ 
Po nim ig a Ea Y any rae Se Stes, var Deve inum post of power tools en a & is 5. sees CARL W. BIRD, Realtor Fa oe Come ia. Ses a. F Saale. 
one 4 pr Level| $02 Communtt "i id pict Listings from 28 | CASH & LA iz plan, Colotial Ranch Bi-Level pe Vag atonal Bank Bigg. sasbeiated Listings, from land ‘contract, PE with interior charm, 6 extra Eves Ls es. No obligation.| ls aICER 
Miami” pore : Equity In HOUSETRAIL 
tied patie, tae teeretizon For Sale A 4 BARS — TAVERNS — 8.D.D.’S— truck, ‘or what have lane ; or creage 47) HARDWARES — BUSINESS ——— 3360 Elizabeth Lk. 
Seoes, Lake woter epciekiing ~ BUILDINGS — RESORTS a Sale Household Goods 57 system. Truly @ fine home. | 120 ACRES. aXe ra ts tite = re oh ES FoR a ¥i1,-| ~~ : — 
., Good ity in @ S-unit house, | ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT 
Donelson Heights cife, charg: Beets Healy, MU STATEWIDE Bsasttat Sete tabis | bot PINs alte s) __¥acant and all newly decorated.) _¢-2045. or EM 3-621 mo. income pius owner's apt.| A little out of the way, data lot 
rooms (4 bedrooms), plua heat- ’ . 15 7 4 tess to pay. oe ntare- 
ed sun room. fieh, éry| See formes. | aL sopreee 412 ait he pisiegraph fer it interested. Write Pontiac| Sediroom  fistures, "beds, chests, basem and newer GAS fur-) ores s jeared or MY Sst Press, Box ii. dressers, vanities and springs and 
ieee. Price ke oe = fti on toed, So ft. nn 500 aa, MALT BEAUTY SHOP i IN BIR- is. matiresses Lan a euites,| b 500. aren hahing ; r ; ir; 
_$5.000 with Feis00 down. PI ve fans ators. MI or JUniper #3153} ‘ters, ojectyteene. “eto GE radios, rugs, dining Toom 
6-Room Bungalow eee ee a| see Dae fs . oar mom Be = r misc items. NEW & USED. 
ome: v bath do Lemur g = For Sale Farms 48) Sale Land Co Contracts: 52 on i + a _— a trade dept. for real 
lastered room UD, oak apni Om LD aT A ‘ core apd plastered allt. Rec:|18 ACRE PARM WITH 8 ROOM | 25 PER CENT Discounr. par-| "OLAROID CAMERA, ACY te] ae OORT aeaws reation room, of! heat. To in-| brick home & outbuildings Also ance oily, per seat at Pi a 12 gauge shot gun, dining room UP TO 24 M fay Ait PAY 
clude carpeting & ar s A ré parcel, w & bill, fo — 7 cent interest./ outfit-gray mahogany, 2 pair of| We buy. sell or trade 
SS SS — call MU enue ure ‘t Binscal, a ieee ere on 3 ay Grepes_ 1 jong yaw and i . —— E ‘around. Jr actes. of free 
$tis Duca iE na. saltorg “| SEAN, BEAL PEATE, EF | gnape IN Yoon ofD_aex¥es| "OPEx om,“ Eay.'s to ¢ — “Pon Pakian AnD Ai tous or FE 44813, ask for Mr.) TRADE) : yee |. obo} 
Call _Rutiedge. OR 3-1111, OPE +0083 30 per off om sll toboggans ¢ ute Ez at Postios or 3 1 mile 
\ : -) | - , _ 2 On Heights on Auburo 
REALTOR WEST OF D 23% DISCOUNT BARNES HARDWARE | a ow. 8 FE +3525 80 Acres, Pair buildings. Front- 2 W tau THO: 
Open ‘Evenings | lia 3 ones 6300 pet acre. ‘PACE ye ue v0 Es a0 awa fimo 3 gry ix CABIX r ashen! Piven oc ™= only = 
EAST OF LAPEER HANDLE bear Luse’ oqurry, J 8-365 Rd. EM }4il4, 
4 Acres with building that can| PURCHASER. “windows  ANFIQUES BLUE VELVET LAWSON DAVEN- oe tameusied tete/eueme: ase . = re, einer misc. ante port. Reasonable. MI 65134. 3195 per acre, Terms R. J. VALUET, Realtor. Bane eee Sonne | -Acams, i 
34§ OAKLAND AVE 5-0683 | “farniture, Keego, $5,050. Consider | BENDIX ELECTRIC DRYER. $50. 
Low Down Payment , H. P. HOLMES, INC. OPEN Digr We ey small (rales al tng motor ort | FE #2003 afte 
: $3] 8B Lapeer Ra. FE §-2953 | _ MULTIPLE | wil sell '? lots for ~ ____. oe — aod = ese st Ie on qsate Land _ $130 down. MY 2! : BABY arate CAR BED. 
end of Pontiac. Stove. pes - Sale Business | Property 4 49 Toath “ai 6 per’ cout tatersat, | SWAP FISMAN. JIGSAW CONS r BLOND SINGER CONSOLE. $06.96 
et vane = _burry, PE 41006 or swap. PR : ses" motor Cah @ payments, $1116, Michigan Sew- FE 23-3367 ing Center, 
  
  ROX spainos SOFA BED AN 
  
patos aay ond ‘ottoman. an. size elec. yens® 
sted above are 
“Ww YMAN’S 18 W. Pike, Easy terms. PE +1122 
  
            USED Gas 2 } RANGES FROM $29 50 R.-B. Munro Elec. ©o.,!- 
tooo uron. 
Used Trade- In Dept. Occasiona] chair.. - 35 
3 drawer chest.... 15.90 
Dresser $19.95 
Davenport & ebair . $3450 
Electric range .........+.+-:+ $39.50 
Refrigerator ._° . $38.50 
| Table, buffet & 4 chairs .. $59.50 
Lazy bey chair & ottoman . $59.50 
a tabie. | “Heywood. San 
THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURNITURE ms new rE 2-9151 
USED | “AUTO npr hiuare 3 WASH- 
  
  
    LAYLOCK . - BUILDING BUPPLY CO. 
81 Orchard Ave. PE 3-T101 
SALL US BEF: You BUY 
2 storm 
CHURCH'S INC, FE 2-0233   
CASH WAY 
PRICES x8" plasterboard. lots of 30 bundle cement 
srnqnene SESEEE - 
Recs 
Zonolits. Shows 
Bianket. ins’ 
nd, 2uB per M.....-..------> SsRsvcsssss   
  
over or 
  
      
  
  
BUY OF THE MONTH 
AT WIEGAND’S we | Base 
WIEGAND » 
Sale Store Equipment 64 
B rr FORMICA ‘COUNTER AND 
stools, bakery. case, coffee Seine “Soup 
cigarette machine, 
Kitchen. Cail ono isid or   
  
Ladies Ready to Wear | 
STORE FIXTURES 
FOR SALE 
Cash Register — Tabies 
Other Items 
VICKI FROCKS 
10 N. SAGINAW PE 45664 
NATIONAL ag SH REGISTERS — _- 
From $138 up. 
  " PE 2 as 
Parakeets Guar. to Talk 
ae ee          
  
  
  Dogs 1 Trained, Boarded 70 
Doas. ¢ 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71 
18T & IND CUTTING HAY FOR 
Batisburg. Samual, Ti4] Hall Rd., 
18T HAY ¢i9. STRAW 
Horses boarded, $18. MA 5-086." 
ALFALFA,     
P Durrell Pane SB. Seles 
  
  
      
18T & IND CUTTING 
45c & SSe bale. OA 8-2231. 
NG ALF & 
. 1. no rain. Pe 
FE 44228 or 
  Drayton P ja Dhan 1 EM-| “ick 4 ér. for eartiet mod- BLOND BEDROOM. BRAND NEW hard Lx. Ave. — 31 rc ae ‘Na Room 
Breed PaO en rend| WAREHOUSE | prea @ EM | el. PR S-4416 eves aner 8 Double ‘dresser. large mirror.| & 8:06) Ww Muron | FREE STANDING TOILETS 0495 Eter' Go Gan PE 3008s. Ta 
eet ee eee c casa| sted tecclien tee stwane or ae: “INVEST! _ WILL TRADE | feo. only #3 weekly, 20 Sean ay, ae Fie COLOR 6 ee au oaes| aon 
eifoe deus payment, Tie tice “Approntmatcly bab oq. i ope se rece tees coe | ace ed cS Apps | See"Ocah sig waht” tans | PALIONAL, CODY Ric ech, io io en lle &. on's ur anc or Huron . . id 
= and many ether fee Fauci price $18,500 soe bows Sonscned ‘oo aig aay ocegg nee — ae . ~ =I og on colored bath set with 00.95 | —ike_new, MA . 
“ RE >| renscnable dineounts, A-t purehes-| jurury extras. Phone FE 5-67 or BLOND CONANT BALL COCK- trim : 
; REALTOR PARTRIDGE | ers. cau PE ¢3064 & ask for) WE 34200. Jerome Building Co. | ‘all table, $25. MI 68207. save ee ce Saoprey Sale Sporting Goods ¢ 65 
West Suburban | Businesses throughout Mich ARRO™ 5 R oe BUNK BEDS. SPRINGS & MAT- IT? 8. Saginaw 5-2100 | : 
Owner wil! trade for @ house FE 4¢3581 W. HURON F Sale C Clo} th tresses. Brand sew, $3995 & up OsRAGE- EQ NT. INVEN- N EAVER TRAPS, GOOD 
te oe room. Fai “OPEN "TIL 8 ass - =Ts or othing 56! Selection A map. ees. | 39.80. a te a bed —— —_——— ne C. ELIZAB Lb | ee ee. s and. blond. Pearson's Puraiare: & 2 wreckers. a 35 ne ee aie or ea, 303 8.1 Edith. 
  Ter 
finishing, | but ts livable. “Lew 
monthiy pay ments 
bri | BUY & SELL 
AND CONTRACTS 
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 
WEST HURON STREET 5-#183 bs] mse 
For Colored 
Families 
E Wilson. @ rooms with ultra) 
modern basket weave wails.| 
Beautiful wall-to-wall carpeting, | 
draperies. ete GAS —— nd | 
5 space. Price & b 
terms 
decorated 4 
Only! Elm street. Newly 
bedroom home. Extra ict 
$995 down. lasod docks Highway lecation 
’ b © wih full bese | Call 1 +3597 of afier 6 call 
} 
ee ae oe eee, OS Ck TARGE  ESTORY BUILD! : <— oe sulted for 
. : ware. Se, en shop, spol Bee eins were 18 Gilispte store, ete. Loca { 
rmation call FE 
John Kinzler, Es ae am toS pm €10_W. urbe st. 
DON'T Make a “MOVE." ao you —. = 
home with acreage until 
have seen are home! Attached 
b rage n   
  vat 4 actes © 
a paved — i 
      for particulars. 
$1,950 . Down! FOUR sanRooM FROME | 
Portiac-Watk, Decora- 
tions are A-l. Nothin 
move in ami live. Full basement, 
recreation ro. plastered walls 
minum sterms and throughout. 
sereems. $13,950, full price. 
Humphries|« Rooker ™ Tl es. e 
* Malieie L Listing service 
PARTRIDGE Ig THE “BIRD TO SEE 
COLONIAL, RANCH 
What @ wonderful piace to live- 
it's like you are out in the coum   
ELIZABETH LAKE 
ESTATES Fine 9 bedroom brick - ‘on 
forner lot in ‘pleasant Pitrsbeth 
e Estates. — attractive) 
Lat pri io « Bieabeth rte, fix e iv on 
Kn price 16.600 on 8. 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE vee, Se ee 
ARRO M aceday. Lake a   
This JOHN A; PANDMESSER BROKER 
Breczeway “gulstlnched, garage ie ~~ 1573 ° ete RD. 
erates at ody PARE AS Soe ee PARTRIDGE ‘ Canal Front Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
"fornace, target full be gen : _ HARDWARE — 
fie esha Te) fp LUMBER eg eal "| Best location £. main highw ‘. ata ke ae = hear ime, he mf ; ration for 
a nice gard lot eppros. per mo. : 
eae REET cng] Bem neeraa : $143 Cas eth Ra. A CLASS C 12,000 DN. |? vee mad et ear C$ 
     a Gertie scromane Lacan 
- |REALTOR rapes Rent Lease Bu Bus. Prop. 49/ 49A | ete 
{30 s 3 STORE rm SUITABLE bs on 
retail business. Parking lo’ 
a, FE 30414. Eves rh 
a in TEL - HURON re en roy e New, mod 
Hor SPOT LOCATION Sizable double window store, 
  buildin “4 «OE. 
| Pike. corner Sanford Cail caretak. 
_et. FE 6-276 _ 
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY WARE- 
bouse and 2 modern offices for 
rent. Approx, 6.000 sq. {. | sem 
loading Gock end 2 small truck 
NINO 4 
x each, rent separate! 
¢ double unit. West Huron street. 
capes parking, next to   
LAND “CONTRACTS 
To bu 
To sell? 
Ear! Gerreis, EM 3-35{1 or EM 
3-4084 
Laxbd CONTRACT SAL __ swede for smail tavern. FE 5-538 SALE OR |   
pa oor ad ret —_saits, 42. 
    
  
By Re ss MUiberry. a 
Money to Loan — 53 
nn ate _Liceened Lentors) 
—CASH LOANS 
to $500 
BUCKNER | 
Finance Co, 
~ Pontiac   
Drayton Plains 
Walled Lake 
Utica 
  
QUICK $25 - 500 LOANS! 
(SEABO: ARD FINANCE 1185 N. PERRY 8T 
Easy PARKING FE #-0661   Seburs er rood at Rochester road, 
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Business Opportunities 51 $1   
   
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Shields, OR “y2420. “hep L Adams 
__Reeity. for details, term 
| we BEER TAV ERN 
Seaasenea 
laceens. wih, “grees ‘a over $43,- 
000 per year, Wil or good pa! ment, 
Oniy $20,000 with $10. down. 
Call Del Smith Statewide. Phone 
#2221 or PRes- 
P SPACE wits oa W. Huron Bt. . 
COMPLETE GAS STATION EQUIP- ment ome year old. Will sacrifice. 
OR ON 
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Bo ment. on p< Hf after 
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BP/SINESS” 
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faicable merchantice with ¢ 
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Rh ca 
66 room hotel with liquor ~< tn 
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yment Large li uarters 
juued: First’ tme offered. 
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SALES CORPORATION.   
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$25 TO $500 On your own signature, auto. or 
other security. Up to ™ months 
y. Our service is oe 
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Home & Auto 
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7 -N. Perry St. (Corner Pike) 
GET CASH QUICKLY - 
‘Up to $500 
Oakland   
  
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| __202-Pontine State Bank Bidg._ 
    N. MAIN. ROCHESTER, MICH. 
            |_..Where Grandad Did _| 
Loan Company|*   
  
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CHILD'’s DRESSER. 5 DRAWERS s closet, Lawson love seat. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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BARGAIN BOX | Recently Enlarged ends. ail sige board, like new Jew "125.00 OF best 
ee COLDSPOT | REFRI SB nURNNO bots ed modern door oo sear garage ce cont *§ SHOE RO SKATES, a ¥ aes 
“GRAND OPENING | Srndx, S27 On Us ess then you think. ive | ene t Ma 8 
After . Monday: Ped {tls ‘Paddock FE 2-0203| KOREAN & INSULATED BOOTS. 
OFF cord cee Pave oe | Complies. PEDO. A ti nce OAS WATER REATER....-. OER] wear coats, wool pants, store ours, Men. Wea. Thurs. PT we oa pp a : C en's tubs, first grade r ane 
. p.m. Tues. ing or not. FE 9 pm: Sat.“ to 2. = = 
RATORAL WILD ~ Ming — Cape | DAINTY MaID gUveutes” FREE Deot.! INVENTORY SPECIAL stole, must sac, Good cond., $180. | ~Ceurery TE SOUR. ___s_ ee 3 f.. Aush Iso mouten iamb jacket, DAVENPORT & CHAIR. CHEAP — Morrison hes 
xe = 1 oY aon RANGES hist aod coer, Oe net M 
eres RPrgresnt james | Mens eter = WASHERS Pina q GAS ‘ERS roe 
Ee IRONERS | tee ee Ce] She ites Se elt ae gins #12. Very. good cond. EMj| Condition $95. Refrige 33s anne arrcwes BINETS,| Jar * ry 3 oii beste, now 
$3003 21 in. TV. $50. Complete bed. HEATERS ) Bl ~ *| $15.95. 6 foot $25, Awtomatic washer, $65. FE NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS We have number of ail sizes regular $25.20, at i #19. ws 
Sale Household Gi Goods 5: 57 Tk gs that are. dightly at _ex- ‘skis and skates 
evan SOD ALA NEE Pag cTORY ene Reconditioned tracrdinary values. 4 ‘ANDERSON HARDWARE uP uber crescent. 383 Orchard--Lk.| 5:95 “2 Tele A, 
1 CHROME DINETTE. SET. UMP E RIC AND Ave. = @ Receca, trom ie Mile Shop- 
ticle Sed se cocings T= Fans. POLL ‘novaE OF FORNT PORE. G t = ping Center. 7 LIVING CHAIRe, TA-| PUL pt uaran eed LARGE (SPACE HEATER ski Fs 
Ss hears, San cee ore | Pe cee, _“ win bower, We. O20. | gig Brenay rocua at cents: | 7 ROOMS OF FURNTT FOR BALE: E AUTO. WASH- . ay ie; 45.00 
* immediate sale, PE 32-1413. _eP_1 yr. old. $75. Ee Eee OY 1iIsSumMme! S “ = Mee ft Rie ‘Sore, rh hes oe pe. - BUR tin. 21-f. lengtus wh 
3 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE. FE | FOR SALE: BEN Sein, 21-0. lengthe Tie ft.| shoes, $4.35; 5, inazinied 
8-0035. tue. Good condition. FF pati SAVE PL’ bas ye ms $10.98: $19.95 roller 
TE na, FO 9p Wee ri| - cleaners, al, make Sr oe guar- P Ower O. | Saw ces vice Bac So, Gagmaw MH. phone, cabinet ber, 2/end tables,| antec $1685 up Tnyle Electric, ° -tim PT MATERIALS TO COV- 
coffee fable, 2 table amps. floor | _ 500 N, Johnson. FE 45169. 28 W. Law er your deck, etc. Plexi-gias iomp. 7 PP won S : in we i . Lawrence ONE iy PLANER, “1 HORSE CUT for post od windows, 
i ape ton Oe Ce FE 5-8151 Freon athes. 6 Seen bembes, made to order. CA REPAIR 
. ce 1 “ark Genesee Ome wasners REBUILT AUTO. wood. 3 i Ci tired 2 wheel hand| xr. “4 ‘asi gidat ir, trucks. i 
cy set, including dresser, full & Kelvins ‘Terms to suit “Wrarel 10use Clearance a Bonita of Sites. ghee RS 
= s. . Take over pay- 96 On Ave. FE 2-4021 ———— n = —- ra a = 
ment on $415 ic FE 3-57722 5 LPL a * trols, motors, ete. 5 -W. 14 Mile . at John ®, 
eee: | HEAVY RUBBER-COATED MOTH Lincoln 42860, time. Lincoin 3-444: 1 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. = mena 2 QE PLYWOOD SPECIALS | WINDBREAK ron PisHERMAN 
modern 5 step ‘tables, metehing cof- NMORE Tic WASHER “ eo. tpaclbae = _ 
fee table. 2 decorator lamps. all| _ With suds-saver .-- $0.98} OC Gener $108.05 Bd ft CASH HAND CARRY ‘¢t0s| WAUP§ PLACE. PIsHING TAC. 
for $99 | Pay only s2" weekly. | Easy — er... $65.00 auto. wash $329 95 sizes | c*, OF hichagd BDO gBSCE OA $:¢00| ie, pike & perch minnows, sand 
Pearson's Purniture, 42 Orchard | Maytag sq sab washer. $49.95| " save $132. ot | 3s,, Biren GO... > oe crabs, tailless mousies, wigglers, 
tate Ave = ape csire ee sse95| Auto. Wash szpn0s = sia7.ag| **” Mnoiiy, piss OMS $1930; 25¢ dosen‘ or 3 dozen for 0c, 
$x12 RUGS. WOOL ae tise. Prigidaire wv SAVE ; $112 07; PONTIAC PLYW co. 4186 Dixie Hwy. OR in” 
hse $16.50. m ported ae ieee , — $199.95 et] 488 Baldwin FE 2-25 
BS Srebard ra Lae ave. fe Purnia, | Fie = tm Onpy wach Site 8 iors if Fe noe, Sand, Gravet & Dirt 66 
e AY . J * Romex, eee PS 
a er Ts RIGERATOR., _oll_heater, ‘OR 743. Gec Dryer $289.95 $157.88| per ft. in coils; G. A, Thomp- LOA or. RoaD 
BOE ON ee OEneT OT | LINOLEOM AND PAINT SALE. % | SAVE $132.07| _son, #0 8. Perry. 2 Orel e Til send, PE 86s4s 
7s RPM CParen fh, SPEED | —Price_st Jack's. 277 Baldwin. Misc Dryer $179.93 ee RANGE HOODS, $20.95. club E470 TOF sci CRUSHED’ 
_singie player £9756. MEO eee tere ran: |2 cu ft refs. 919096 $137.88] cal we with ight $57.95, Pearl Sand, grave peat, fl. Kart How- 
9x12 Felt Base Rugs ae 95 | _niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. _ FEET) fall seate  shest \corered cis | 1 TOP SOM, CRURED STONE, wen ati Test ytleahet LARGE } ASSORTMENT 108 BORM. YOU CAN CHARGE IT $82.50 boris LA. gand, gravel ful, Lyle Siouun’ AID E ixtures. #. R. 5, Elec- wo ivers : ‘#1 or be 
414-Ft. Wall Til 25 trie Oo, ioéo W._ Huron. For Detalls When Calling aan = 
a ee ATTRESSES & SPRINGS. Mis. ASK FE eee oe eer| | Fiowte aise, teveling, ond tr be J power a %, - : q iz. 
GUA Paap pw og Pike me. yesh mateed sets. Mattresses and AL GOOD’ "EA models reduced | to amost t. og soll, Cow maz] 
_Syers, 141_W. Huron Springs are of colored | y YEAR The Doss says “They must_ go.” | _ pure 4337 Joh fabrics otherwise absolutely ool SERVICE STORF - LEE’ & CE EXCAVATING 21° BLOND TY, qta0 42 fect. Fa 30s CASS ' Terms til § p.m.| an fil, gravel, sand, 
FE 83788, is 7 B calees, Come ona racer ) ee 39898 3 — Te coemene Lewd ins - 
dei) LINOLEOM............. 3 see : Pmorescent. | WRINGER WASHER, $19 6 : : : ee Seach 
Stacie pile i eal _393 Ore . Ave, — 48. Munro Electric Co., 1000 W. Hu- A EM_3-4515 
anity ree eee . MIRRORED | SHADOW 
Walnut buffet......c00..025..5 $5.00) nied pletures, BOXES, “ZAG SEWING MACHINE. 
MOM burner......c..cssccs cay $18 68 Woats sores . xe 5 he es, MACE. 
5 + egeeesdeeee teeters L ¥ enet Appliance * - 
Chairs inne os ee 
WE BUY EXCHANGE Even DEN, Oh dae = Win tO ages te IO Fer Sale Mlncelancous 60      
deliver, OA 72. 
HAY & WILL 
in lots of 160 bales of over. 
MY_}1 
Ww JUNE cover, second cutting cents 
. ME 17-2791. 
    For Sale Livestock 72 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  Drayton Pl ains 
Every W ednesday 7 7 PAL “5 nh re bear 
Every Friday ....7 P.M mae, 
Every Sunday ....2 PAL. 
Buy and Sel! Di y 
OR 3-2717 | __Door E 56 Buick 
         ——— Are vou tired of Hardtop 
Fer Sale Housetrailers 7 78 “BIG PAYMENTS”? PP ee Bacto ~ How would vou.like a nice trans- | y 
‘33 MODEL. 36 FT CRESTLINER portation special fer vour equity | Schutz Motors i Exc. cond im your $4 53 or 38 mode! ca 
0 ae —— offer Terms Always 20 older models to choose $12 8. Woodward, Birmingham 
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  Devs — FE +4768. Exes. — F rom a ere eer erserepererser ge eee eee : 1.14 PM 
7 a wes OPEN TL 19. mode! care ‘33 BUICK SPECIAL 2-DR HARD- DETROITER PONTIAC CHIEF | top aed equipped Power brakes am EVE GD : = wher 18.000 mile. FE 
ot on “Jerome's” | ind . Gur conus of business has been tt ; a WILL SACRIFICE. “BS , BUICK CEN- 
so gresi that we now have the Bright Spot tury, 4 Dr Hardtop. will take old- ek est selection of new and Used + e, car. im trade FE 86-6246     
          
    
     Bob Frost, dnc. 
MI_ 6-6934— a Bin at 
    
      
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Bob Frosh i 
MI 6-6934 
‘86 HUDSON (—wertors Low mileage, Exc, condition, OR (le es iy ar : 
OChutZeé NiOO8ls . 
$12 gs. Woodward, 
RETAIL RY 
PONTIAC - 
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1.08 imo Soph FoR /#DR, 870 HYD. R&H, Good. condition, “PE 31861 $39. 02 
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OVER 65 MOBILE HOMES to Orchard Lake af Cass P1058 ‘BUICK SPECIAL — 2 DR. HT 
BEL FROM je Homes ever 
: " W-Bide wails ps? PB. 30.- 
The all me “Tbe Pontiac Cet PE B-O4RR - ove Nmiles. ee now om Gisplay Whx wat ull GT, SED & JUNKED CARS 83 BUICK « DR. SEDAN. DYNA. 
spring to buy When you +8 save rts. Open Sunday clean, good cend | owner. $575. 
handreds of douars ty buying Regier Au ‘eee m PE Sse Moly ME 40140-FE 81164 
         MO OPEN 7 3 : = = WE CAN REDUCE YOUR CAR- ©PEN 7. DAYS A WEEK WANTED PAYMENTS 100 SHARP CARS Bob WILL PAY | Pontiac Community 
; : lop Dollar Re . inance Co. FE 8-0421 as otal { SN ve NEES 
Hutchinson Gl TSN HERON TOR SALES 
ee RA TIC : “4 models! Top collar paid o52 W. _HUROF FE ‘226e1 
@ Mies North of Pentae L\UBLURN MOTORS CAD 1657 62 COUPE ALPINE _OR 3-122 | CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD white $3.550, MI 48082   FCRNISHE: MOB:i. HOMES 57 CADILLAC @2 COUPE. ROSE 
Availabe op feotal rapment be mo sed, ‘Truck Parts — ou AY & whit = 7.500 Lee Exreption- 
$5 : : 7 clean 83 650. JU 83734 
  TRAILFR EXCHANGE USFO TRUCK PARTS 11957 CADILL i see 1 1957 AC COUPE  DE- €0.8 Telegraph_ FE 271200 4.1 MAKES AND MODFLS Vile 3000 miles Blue coral apd STEWART 7 BEDRM GOOD HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES . under coated $3700 Call FE, opd@ition Reasorib.e FE ¢ 1814 2@35 Auburn Ave FE ¢6€52 0 3 960 5 
~ ON] ORD CAT: For Sale Trucks eB CADILLAC 62 BEDAN FULL - “ FOSS factory equipment. Locks and / <Nlas runs good §495 TWO WRECKERS ’ = 
Zannice - Ceuctal : FE 6-8735 _ Walson Pontiac - Cadillac | 
fapaee Morse wee $5 CHEVTE LOW CAB FORWARD (garcdner = Mi ave bee k - Tractor, with or without ae { 
Bia rail beds FE ¢38 
$1 ‘CHEVIE PAAF.L 120 PER | N. W fel d. 
mo No money aon Acsulpe payrmenis Contact George Million | OO War 
Harold Turner Ford Li 60-4000 0 J) 'j 2011) Mi 4 1030, 
‘by CHEVY 4, TON PICKUP FE — $- 76846 | 
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NIOBILE HOMIs 1980 CHEV PICKUP VERY GOOD : PONTLM ae : Seas ate , iow mieage, cneap 197 8 Jona- : lO BROWKERS 
Anderson: Regal som SS Buick Spectal ¢Dr MT $1205 ord § pass. wagon New $ 445 
Chev. 4dr 210 R&H $ 605 
Chev, Bel-Alr 2dr. R&H . be 3. ef WIDF LOW as 6) 005 . Cnev Convertibie OTHERS [IN COMPARISON 
ies models avalsbie ts 1. 2. ev ee : Hl 
3 becrms 8&8 and 18 wide. &2 FORD ae $2232 PER 
“ottle Gas mo No money down Assume 83 = $4 -s 3 . | :s 
BECK WILSON 1; 
Mis ORTONVTLLE, MICH. des NA 1-06 1: $ sos | 8 405) Ford 8. Clean § 385 
$ 
8 A 5, arments Contact George Milica Chev <r Delux R&H 295 | 
Parts and Supnies arelg Turner ie t Li §-4000 Buk Super R&rl Dyna 285 
: i ace ais = i - 1°33 Plymouth 4dr $ 745 | 8 Teiegrane FE 32200 $4 FORD P - Exc COND 4 Willys 2dr ies Fre: = fur PM bday ‘ ¥ ‘an Tem Bohr Inc. N Perry-Madixon FE 4-100. 
®E aF5E SO! cTr ‘OF USED , <si> 
OE 8 Dae era arare™+ BUD SHELTON We os) ah so ee 18 per cees A-1 $285 EM . 
c~ our ii Hefty Marine = te FORD F 3 ase $20 15 
   Saee 18216 La Beis Ra. per mo No money Gown Assume OF lei RS 
MEsrose 46720000 payments Contact George Millen «s+ Cad:ila ony $4195 
_Hareiad Turner Ford "es 4000 57 Buck " Mardtop $2295 
_Rent Trailer Space 79 NEED GOOD PAYING JOB° 96 Ford 3-door $1185 a Heve 1866 Ford truck 1. tor 84 Buick 4dr Full power Sites | 
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    : ¢ual wheels, fully equipped for, ‘5 Pontiac Cata $127 
MORILHOME ESTATES MODERN <eiivering housetrailers Good plo7s 
imse frost and pisygrounc. EM rtamity te learn all about this $1095 
3 <8é1. ee siness with @ small tnvestmec: 1108 —— MOBILE MASOR FOR See the truck at 681 Granada Dr 605 | 
whe want the best. Base Pontiac FE ¢1304 ¢ i 
nny oily S61} wrek!y 2 miles 31 FORD DUMP 427723 PER Mo He 
east ef Oxtord en Laievile Re Ne mocey down Assume per: $ 795 
CA bw ments Contact George Millon 4345 
“PaRK At PARKHURST _Herci¢_Tarner Ford Lt 84000 49 Buck 4 door Drnafiow $% 195 Near ted Srtng = tacetion— Tt 1952 , @ Fora 2 door 6 175 
wely acres toctudes a privaie . . haa at — =< Z 
lace Win goed rwimm ng good GMC Bud Shelton Mou ale 
ehonse house and ternece: ; Auburn et East Bid FE 8-968) Cw eheter Onis 15 minutes to Pon- 1 TON PANEL [32 CHEV. RAH NO MONEY. tec Also tracer <aies ane reie S34} | «own, 329 per mont $343 
ded RY JROMT | Bob Frost, inc. | Auto Accessories 80 lomaik aM | ae Hunter Bina eases | 
Mather. talons ae ee Soeet _ s ‘CEE y Ret At” sPORTS eters caredrewert soa “Tu 147 DEEP « WHEEL DRive Oe alone Wel a aa     As, 
HotLenBacns te PARTS Dine Hey 7 : Chevy in trace NAtional | "3824 
, 8 Raléwin - FE 61431 - FE 3-477 55 ot DUMP F-400 NEW 185! at cL usB a CPE Sea i 
+ tires g¢ coaditien 7807 Orange cond New tires mites i 
"STANDARD BRAND WES TIRES Grove br, Wiliams tn OO", owner Mi 3D 4 Up? ie per cent eff. Biack or _MONTH-END SPECTAL BC ro ri-* t \ Lu peters Station W = 
wistauuiays” | PONTIAC'S “ayia __@! 8 _Saginew at Reevare | TRUC k CEXTE! | 37 CHEVY Va 2DR RAH. Po . : W-sidewalis | owner Low mile- 
For Sale Tires ROA     
  
Beats. & J Acessories BR ey el REL ALR Top 
  age 61 ts 
> R&R MOTORS | 124 Ookland FE 43 
    STATE TIRE SALES "55 a cy GOODYEAR SUBURBANITE RF pears pRavciT Tinker Pocertude ere cons CH. ee a eee eG aes - BRANCI —' Prt owner EM 33153 after) 
iorwas anh Er Oakland at Cass ea CROILUACaa Coury DARE | A Sees ene e ecn e 7 CADILLAC#2 , : 
woe lie ee blue nnwet brakes “stesring. win: Saiex $01 8 Sagraw FE +0637 | Matthews - llargreaves . lif_'a 7873 miles Phone FE 
An USEUL (IRE® $159 UP ‘= ee - fi ei i 3] CHEVY 2 DR, EXC COND . nk ia aren — ok FIRST | clean EM 30081 H_ Riggins 
Dh... ae catia | I , ife6 CHEVY. GOOD COND. 31090 Auto Service> 817 i™ : i “EM 31-8362 POI OIE LE a9 GeV . ap re 
_CRANESHAPT GRINDING IN TF Used Cars i233 Es. oe 
est, Cyibders Tecered Suck) Ms le fcakve —pickuP VERY 330” Mos | 25 Hood) Suces) TE) PIRST- | go0d condition Howard Chanter, | | _Davisbure ME T0@e “For Sale Motorcycles 83 CHEVY 1980 2-DR WITH ‘54 COR- 
  U d T ks zete Neiees & LS le opebraaney R. &| 
Safety belt. al exhaust man- 
ee aney. Bevsaenae coal Marios te SE ruc 2 ifold, and many a extras. Cail 
Daridsop Sales Co, 372 &. fant one ‘31176 after — 
a2 Cit - OFELER THES: 33 CHEVROLET aaa en amen a amma eee aaa 
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     ; 5 Beautiful Sungold & tvory with | we la x . Bairs : Don’ t Wait ; piste Seite i eves eines f i sau FE: i interior tadie Pater, ower, 
Corsm eres Rt MM MicTiran TI! SPRING TO RUY Drives like new. Spotiess 
- oo THAT BETTER TRUCK Ee oth as aoe 5 ee 8 CENTUL Y BOATS VEBURN MOTORS 
FIRE ERGIAS & PLYWOOD B N aan Comet Pike & East Bird — 
MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS uy Ow: | 31 CHEV 2 DR 130 SERIES 6 x PaAND ING ean . WHEN PRICES ARF AT ' Soon tMwul trade mileage FE 
\LAND LAKE SALES THE LOWEST LEVFI e 127 aie Sf CHEVIE V-8 2 BR HARDTOP j Fe ¢7 A 17] W Huron FE 24122 PICKUP 2 tone green Call OR 3-4819_ BOAT & MOTOR MUST SELL ="4e after 3 pom 
PE, 43619 “50 Volkswagen see eh ous = 7 as 
EVINRI'DE MOTORS CRESTLIN- 
er boats. Gator trailers, Farly- PICKUP 
SeRSON  Epecial i 1. deluze "a5 4 E 1a, 4 6F ny elie 2 
Crestiiner boat List $790 witn 25 ~> | hevy a-Ton ..$ 695) 19 , ; f @lectric evinruce Both for - | 
ae PICKUP ' CHE V ° over your bo. 6 ae eas 
tains for windct 34 lord tielon ...8 59> $05 Kellys Hareware 3994 Au- PICKUP ; aa Acams Auburo Hgts FE 4 ¢ hevy De Ten ..$8 695 
pies Open Sat ® to 1 Fed “- pa ae STOCK No. N4070 Remforces Pisstics a5 OW 4 a 
Mie Ra at Jonn R LT 3-4442. i oe € 303! . FELT OE eee SS 
IOHNSON MOTORS © ° 1 Boas Trauers & Moca es STAKE PIBERGI A MATERIALS _ ro 
  Ton .....$ G25 Evervinins fer the beat at be =; 
OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES ord | oes 396 Orenard Le Ave FE 2-8020 | ort MOTOR TUNEUPS 1% PER CENT PIC KUP 
labor guarantee hacked by 22 vrs (‘5 
experience Evintude motores Chev y I 7 Bay. \ if 
Dosis & supplies A few }B5T« at e TO | 
Cut prices Tony's Marine Service DUMP |   
  
—_——FE 4 
____ FRUCK GOING NORTH, a ~ load Wither way FE 5-680¢ 
      - 2893 Orchard Lk Ra. Open 7 am 3} (hevrolet ......$ 345: HUNTER a. 8. woopwarn le ipm FE 66112 ° | BIRMINGHAM MI 42795 
See Our New Line ol "| SEDAN DELIVERY ‘88, CHEVY pBEL AIR | HARDTOP oO: e owner ow 
Aluminum Roats 50 Chevrolet .....-$ 23) 6 mileage oat king you lke to 
ualit t ings! i vy, $1,085 
Bes ba Sate = PICKUP SS R&R MoTORS = : 
Layaway Plan ‘49 GMC 1. on Fess fos (774 Oaklang ss PE 4-35 
E-2 Terms CHEVROLET 1955 6 210 2 DR 
VAN Cony -Shift 33.000 miles Good 
falas rie condition $850 OLive _1-0739 
YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER 41) Dodge 2.....---© 245 js CHEV DELUXE» Sea 
Harrington Boat Works * Verv clean FE 37542 H Riggins 
FE_2-6033 _ Open Sundacs 32 Dude A pe eae AA a LE Ln 2 J hn S$ DOS LUTELY No MONEY | DOWN Transportation Offered 87 udge [lon ... . Acsume payments of §24 80 mo 
a up | Call Ficoll Mgr Mr. Parks at| 
3 PASSENGERS -— SHARE EX- ry ox yz) MI €7500_ Harolg Turner Fors ases te Harrisburg, Wlinois — 908 Ford (.-Ton ...8 205) 3 CHEVROLET BEL’ AIR 2DR R&H, white walls Take over 
parment 4634 Midland OR 
se eae Matthews- | "82 FLY 4- ENGINE AIRLINER TO | CHEV _ —— 300; | Hawai, $09 10. Hargreaves eavin a aad or Friday. Cail 
  
fe inc. 
Your Chevrolet Dealer | 1958 
sg as 5 Pros wes core 6 OAKLAND AVE, Gas siiowance. FE 23215 
__Wanted Used Cars &S FE aan 
a Prices con ecuar a crn) For Sale Cars . DEMOS.   
care. 35-6015 PPL LLLP 
rey asm k As #6 SPOR “JUNK AND 1953 BUICK ¢ DR NICE CLEAN  § ANOS CY DOORS cheap care FE 2 days er car No money down Lucky Baie WAGONS HARDTOPS eres. oe Salts 183 5 Saginaw FE 4-22 DOWN PAYMENT 
AS"s0 36 MOS, ON BAL $4 BUICK «4 DR. sUuPER rat 2 
CASH — , Heel new ono money down, 
: i perlmonth 6703 : |B ena delivery om these very. 
— Cars w cage cars: 
prigEe Ue St" Bob Frost, Inc. |" x PE +sue Mr een Br 62m) Haskins Chev. 
  “54 
‘SS 
'56 Chev H/tep — No, 4046 
Plym. — Stock No. 4031 Hed 
OAKLAND COUNTY'S MLLDEST 
CHE ‘87 
        . a 7a ra JUNKED ‘$3 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP. eee le Highway at MIS cars. > od j EM 36101 . PE 46329, vb Qpen Nites Till 9 
oe N:= 2 F = : ; f aiRMING 
  {-30 © 1986 by NEA Services, tom, 
a think ELS must like me—T'n m the only « one he hits!" 
  
For Sale | Cars 91 
FOR SALE: OR nitkane "87 CHEV. 
Hardtep coupe Biack Can be | _seen after 5 pm 156 Cadillac — 
5 CHEVROLET, 4 DR BEL AIR, 
General Motors executive's car, 
joaded with accessories, in exce!l- 
lent condition Powerglide, 
Power sieering power brakes: 
power windows and seats While 
walls back-up lights, windshield 
washers, $905 MUO 48282 after 5 
pm 
CHE NRO! ET 1s BEL. AIR eDR 
Zons Gitde adio = heater. 
$1 273 fu 3-428: 
5] Imperial | 
$393 
Schutz Motors $12 8 Woodward, Birmingham 
( TRYS BR 1952 
a Lie Hing like new 6 Here 
Dr eraaa that's fully equipped 
a Mo-t new White side wali tires 
off with midnight Blue pein! 
Nery iow mileage No money 
down $405 
“ 
SCHUTZ 
MOTORS 012 8 Woodward Birmingham 
33 CHRYSLER 
CLUB COl PE 
1 owner 
side Was 
WW The da 
mileage is low vel price is right 
Dont miss this o 
Gee AU ‘TO ogee 68 Oailan E 22351 
CHRYSEER Y955 Mer€s one f youre .ooking fer 
that ext.a speciaj car A Wind 
OU pPIrent tncluding power ateer- 
ing & brakes Finished in beau- | 
tiful Biscavne Biue with match. Ag | 
interior Onmiy $1195 
HUTZ MOTORS 
$12 8 Woodward _ Birmingham _ 
57 DeSoto 
-Firedome 
$1995 
Schutz Motors © 912 § Woodward. Birmingham 
36 DESOTO WITH PUSHBUTTON | arise Like new $1400 MArket 
2771 5   
DESOTO 1936 
Executives car equipped with 
Powerflite, radio & heater, white 
tires, powe steering, power 
brakes, very low mileage and is 
priced right Just your old car 
down will handle. $1395. 
SCHUTZ MOTORS 
42-8 -Woodmard__Birmingham _ 
SWEPT-WING DODGE 
Brand new ‘** Dodge 2dr. sedan, ; 
199 
DODGF CARB & TRUCKS 
‘ STATT'S MOTOR SALES 
Bo Mas MY 3-27300 0 Lk Orion | 
ALL CREDIT’ MANAGER 
33 Dodge V-8 4Dr. Sedan RA&H no rust. $169 down. 20 pymts at 
$2512 Faemenschnetder-Engiehart 
FE 2-0131 
DODGE CONVERTIBLE D-300 $275 equity Take over pymtis 
_ Phone FE 2-8002 
‘Ol Dodge |" 
4-Door 
149 
| Schutz Motors 912 8 Woodward, Birmingham 
| '57 F ord» 
Convert. 
$1995 
Schutz Motors 912 S&S Woodward, Birmingham 
Birmingham 
Chevrolets. c=] 
We Pave the Cars 
We Advertise 
-a& 
| 49 Buick — Stock No 4061 4 Baa 
Chevy — Stock No. 4062 
Chev. — Stock No. 4049B ey Pont — Stock No. 4034 Ce) 
Chevy — Stock No. 3981] $ 439 
on ~-—- Stock No. 4021 : ae 
VROLET TRA 
North 
ae i 8. WOODWARD 
MI For Sale Cars 1 ORR eee 
| 10835 DODGE, 4 DR ROYAL LAN- 
eer, Exc. cond, $950. Of, 6-2161 
After 4 on _Sat., , Sun. _Or_ Mon 
naw FE 4-2214   
*S1 Ford Victoria 
Hardtop “Light green & black V8) 
eagine Stendari transmission Ra. 
dio & heater Perfect condition 
$395 622 per month 
JIMMY DE ROSE MOTOR SALES 
3140 W. Huron | mile W. of 
Telegraph ; 
  
' ‘36 FORD CUSTOMLINE. FORDO- matic Sates) ere Take 
over payments Y 3-1438. 
VERY CLEAN ‘55 V-8 STANDARD shift Black and white Ford. Cali’ 
On 3-2889 
1952 FORD SEDAN v-8 FOM 
R&H ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY. t 
DOWN Assume payments of 
$1976 mo Call Credit Mgr Mr 
Fora. a: MI 47500 Harold Turner 
ord 
‘56 Ford 
Hardtop 
S195. 
Schutz Motors ("io8t’¥?ox 
SEF MeNFAL 618 8 Woodward 
RMIN ‘GHAM 
patie Ba hakhedalan DEALER 
4% OLDs 
steering, brakes, 
Bob Frost, Inc. | Pordomatic Radio. heater, power | yay 9.6934 
| 1952 OLDS 8§ HYDRA Ra AB- 8 sree NEY DOWN 
ments of $19 76 mo 
«i500. Maroid ike ov $12 8 Woodward, Birmingham 
BLUE AND WHITE 1956 roel 
Fairlane See owner at 56 
Anderson St, FE 3-746 
LUTELY NO MONEY 
sume payments of $2724 me ce 2 
, Credit Mgr Mr Parks at 
4-13900 Herold Turner Ford 
| 1957 PORD FAIRLANE 800. +DR 
steering, all other accessories. 
Lew mileage, exceptionally clean, 
Will consider trade. Can use sec- 
ond car, Midwest 6-1895. 
‘04 FORD 8 SUNLINER CONVERT- 
nan Jet See Continental wheel. 
& $795. trade or 
3s W.! & 
terms. GENEROUS JOE. 
_ Montcalm, FE 5-6456 
35 FORD ecetoa 2 DR“ REH. 
2 tone . owner. $705 
R MOTORS 
1954 FORD STATION WAGON     ceptionai cond 18.006 actual on ; 
— Fordematic, Hoc green. Best 
offer Call MI 6-9700 
‘34 FORD. 4 DR. R&H, $15 DOWN, 
405 $27: per month, 
Bob Frost, Inc. 280 Hunter Bivd. 
MI 6-6934 MI [_6-2202 
1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE, RA- 
dio, heater, Fordomatic. White- 
walls. pockesese 4 | 
sr Plymouth 2 Be sedan v8. Rea- 
o and are ter $645 
410M ERAUGUT MTRS. | Minutes From Pontiac “ 
) or best offer FE 
CADILLACS 
Also a fine selection of other 
clean used cars. It's 
Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 
1350 N. 
__ Woodward 
“MILTON SEZ THE PRICE IS RIGHT SPECIAL 
New 1958 Ambassador delivered 
Al] taxes, plates, $2,489.       
7738. 8TOCK 
; 1953 
| 1952 Mercary 
1948 Pontiac, ‘54 engine ae 
1951 Hudson. =sp 
  v-8 
1951 beaes Club Cpe. 
1934 Nexh Sean 
1983 Nash H.Top ersrerata ererece 
1952 Nash 2dr eee nies 
These are highest prices asked. 
. Might be bought for Jess, 
SPECIAL. 
Two eee Piymouth = 
$150 Down; $40 ie ae month 
Total price $ 
1957, Ford Couritry Sedan. Radio. 
Heater. Ford atic Like new. 
150 down: ; per month, 
Total price #1, 
ela FINANCING 
NDLED HERE 
Birmingham 
Nash   es: FORD CUSTOMLINE 8. sharp cer, no down payment. 
Lucky Auto Sales, 183 8. Sag!- 
    
1954 FORD 6 CYL R&H_ ABsO- 
DOWN 
  “15 OXFORD, MICHIGAN _ OA 8-2528- 
‘32 FORD V8 2° DR ._ Nice at! 5-2643. 
LOR QUALIFY | 
ham > MT 4-19307 
  i IN 1953 nee Sed See $495 
3 Pigm. 7 2 ecu. cases. 9405 
$405 
1954 Chrysler TTT $495 
1952 Ford Sta Wagon. ..... $495 1953 DeSoto. Power < $505 
1933 Dodge ; $495 
    Schutz Motors $12 3. Woodward, \ aamecon 
1987 NASH AMBASSADOR. at our cost, 
Roger's Bales. =. Service 
32 NASH RAMBLER AGORA dio, heater & rei he $305: 
rust. ] 
M50 & Porter Ra. 
Looking tor. 
ecunomy all 
Here's another Olds Convert just 
you. Fully equipped 
- ree and is finished in the 
ular Teeberg White with 
ieaher trim, Sharp. waiting for 
solid r 
When the top comes 
price goes up so hurry. Now is 
the time for you soft top buyers 
Super 
hydramatic 
reanes Black’ a 
— ea 
SCHUTZ vomas $12 8S Woodward, Birmingham — 
36 OLDS 98 CONVERT 
= exc Seen 
ie OLDS. 2 DR. HARDTOP | 
HW. Sharp. 1019 E Walton 
Ph_ PE 8-1427 after 6 pm 
‘32 OLDS 8. 2.DR HYDRA. R&H. | 
oa Yea down, $22 per month — 
Bob Frost, Inc. | 
MI 66934 
deer his 
a Culioch Super Gharge lory Ignition, 
ty engine. 4 elas cok. cua | 
exhaust 
signal seek radio, premium * 
Power steering. power flight, 
ve miles 
3-905 1 
‘tS OLDs 
payments. 
6 pm 
‘1040 “PLYMOUTH; ond 
3-3668 R & 
724 Oakland FE43529 (53 PLYMOUTH. 4 DR R&H NO | 
money down, $20 per month. 
Bob Frost, Inc. | 
MI “eee 
ALL CREDIT } wagacen 
Ea “luxe 4dr, 
Steering. 
age,   
SC i 1UTZ MOTORS 
_912_5. Woodward, Birmingpam _   24 Oakland”   
  
SACTORY | BRANCH ( 
9 passenger, radio & heater, Hy- 
dramatic. . 
PONTIAC 
RETAIL 
STORE 65 ae cers 8T. Foster's 467 Auburn Ave PE 
1954 PONTIAC 2 DR Gainer Ain SAVES YOU MONEY 
| 
BEHIND THE } PORT OFFICE 
4 NORTH PONTI AC Rambier convertiy'e .. 
3 Gan 
33 Gear aeotey 
Many 
  312_W_ Montcalm   
  ‘6 SPORTS SUBUR- 
    
ts of $21.12. ones 
  
4 Dr PLYMOUTH 1957 
Hardtop with automatic 
transmission radio bi 
white tires, power steering, 2 to 
| *e= from $1005. 
SCHULTZ MOTORS N. IES ere iB Bham 
"$8 Ford. Country Squire, 8 as 6 For 
er 2 to torre from. $1.25. 
5 
er 
S Frost, Inc {Mt eens, 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN. CHIEF. 
tain deluxe 8 Cylinder | 
blue Radio Heater Hydramatic. 
A nice clean ca C 
Wilson Pontiac - Chrysler sedan . 
wae a 
WHICH WEF   
P Com munity 
SHE GOING'S 
GREAT 
FOR 1958 fn one of these thoroughiy recon- 
ditioned used cars 
"86 Pontiac starchie! ee Cat- 
alina Coupe. po 
matic drive too. 
‘$6 Buick Century 
Dynafiow, radio a TODAY's SPECIAL 
1985 Buick Century 
tren Wagon R&éH 
power steering Pewer brakes § lectromirc 
W-W Biue 
Many other = * 
THESE VALUES 1956 a ay wor Pres. ¢ door 
paint, Auto, trans. 
Ford. Custom V4. 4 
tie. 
door. 
Open foe til » 
mported Autos 
Deluxe §. Radio Heater. Hydra 
A nice clean car, 
Wilson Pontiac - Cadillac 
1350 - _¢/| YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
Pully | GMC TR DEALER 
door Austin. He | Piggies siPorsche, Alle Re Romee 
528 N. MA ROCHESTER 4 Pontiac, 4 Hydra 
All os completely wenarees and - an 1-9761 
ASR oro Ske corner of § Blvd. and gs: Sag-| . N. Ardmore. 
Poea_ es ray and terms RE POSSESSE D ¢ Cc SARS 
"RENAULT-DAUPHINE | 183 Qostegbad Mi oe SALES & SERV! : cE Beat the hign cost of driving, 1950 Pontiac 8 a 
4 passenger cir over 40 miles ___197_8__Johnson ‘si sriveacin v8, $95. 117 
a heres 
1947 Chrysler 6 p Cpe. clean .. os 
  EDDIE STEELE 
zeus) Low Overhead Location   Mes) BETTER USED CARS 
; 3? ; siege 
| ‘So Pord 2dr. V-8 Clean $ 068 
: $8 be <r 68 H ae 11a 
N.' Woodward (3 Sie tae antec 0 Pa i “_§ 688 MI 4-1930| 3 i a — sised 
5 3 Buick op yre 
= ee 30 54 Ford Conv. V-8 M 788 
PONTIAC. R&H. HYDRA. 33 Ford C. Sed Like new 888 
ver clean $325 rthur's Auto ‘8? Pontiac 4dr Hydra Nice $ 488 A 
. 6818 Cooley Lake Rd...EM ‘57 Ford 2-dr FOM V-8 Nice $1aéa 
‘$6 Chevy Conv V-G Clean $1588 
a PONTING TBs 4 DR AUTO TRANS | condition Seen by MANY CARS—NO MONEY DOWN 
_appointment. FE 2-0918 
WILL ACCEPT Outboard motors, — 
“BILL [SPENCE USED 
rE +9181 | Oakland Ave 
HURRY! _ 
  Uegers = & oe oiee 
1900 miles Reas hevy, 
3@ Lincoln HT 9.000 miles 
| 36 Buisk 4 dr MT Century 
V-8. Fordomatic 
$4 Chevy Bel Air HT 
M Ford Verv nice 
rc p Demtepaae Cheap 
Financing ecrenged B-Z ter 
$0 oO CAR SELECT 
Sire bee ROCKET ee «4 DR SEDAN 
PRICES _ ANCE < 
D UP we ALSO TRADE RADIO & HEATER RY 
REAL ESTATE. LAND MATIC "SPOT CONTRACTS MORTGAGES OR OUT i LESS INSIDE ay « WHAT HAVE You 
ECONOMY l SI De ARS. Orchard lake itt {ax¢ 
22 Auburn eff Saginaw 
re EHR =2t? EDDIE STEELE FORD 
2705 eed Uk Rea, Keego Hobe, 
appl!- KE 2 2 2506 or 5. 9204 
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3 “Bright Spot’ 
ols , SEF 8 DRIVE THE “AMERICAN ull 10 p.m, 
Guaranteed Ist. Class 
“ALITY CARS THURSDAYS 
SPECIAL _ : 
$1095 TON 35 Olds Super   
  
Better Deal’ 
"Cy" 
BECAUSE WE SELL SO MANY USED CARS 
WE CAN AFFORD TO GIVE YOU A 
IT TAKES ONLY A FEW MINUTES TO CHECK 
LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS. 
3650 
FORD 2-Door 1.0... 0.0 ce eo eee ee eee e SIA FORD. 
GIVE 
A TRY 
& 
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Deal 
  
$12 8 Woodward. Birmingham 
956 PLYMOUTH saVOY cLce sE 
dan, atime 
like new 
, 6 larksron | | CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEAL cr R 
| Clarkston 
a. PLYMOUT "1 € DR SUBURBAN 
FE 2-558 
“34 “PLY YMOUTH PLAZA, . HEATER | 
& directional 
__8-2019 after 6 | 
Trade 
“38 
eT) EDSEL CONVERT PACER 
"$7 FORD F'LANE 2 Dr 
‘86 MERCURY H-TOP 
‘36 BUICK RIVIERA 
‘35 BUICK RIVIERA POWER $1145 
‘38 DODGE 4 dr 
|'S5 PONTIAC CATALINA 
‘88 NASH 4 dr. WAGON 
“88 GMC PICKUP ..... 
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RIEMENSCHNFIDER- 
ENGLEHART. 
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Down! 
‘$8 EDSEL CITATION ee 
“5a os 
DODGE ROYAL 4 dr. 
CHEV. BEL AIR H-TOP $ 595 
PLYMOUTH CLB CP . 
PLYM, 4 dr. SEDAN 
  ‘g@ Ford ag ‘Comeniee 2) dr 
dan, tadio & heater Ferdometic. 
‘SS Buick Super 2 
er steering & ‘brakes, alse Dyna- 
flow. 
‘95 Buick Super 4 dr 
equipped and Dynaflow too. 
"85 Buick & 
dard shift. 
“ pace hops 7 a 
* 
1 
‘34 Hudson redio & heater, Hydra-— 
mation oe 
‘$4 Buick Centure 2 dr. hard 
Dynaflow, also radio & beater. 
er, 
.'55 Ford Mainline 2 Dr., 
heater. standard shift 
"$4 Pontiac "igen Custom Cat- 
OLIVER | BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 
FE 2910 ~~ Open Eves.       
ecia] 2 ¢r sedan stan- 
alse radio & heater. | aa a - . Le 
PONTIAC Catalina .........0c.0008 $2045 
. : S851 Fg 
“FORD Station Wagon ......... - 2. SIR4S 
4-Doer 
a. S378 : 
FORD 2-Door .cae.c << Sei oo 0 nS i os 
5301 
PONTIAC Catalina 2 .......... $1498 
5541 
FORD Station Wagon ..........2.-.¥. $1495 #4 DOOR 
* _ 846] 
FORD Station Wagon ........... 0.00. $1295 
J 5186 
FORD 4-Doer .......--5:...222.-..... SIONS 
—) ; MARA 2 
CHEVROLET Station Wagon .........$1295 #Door 
; 5559 
MERGER Y “4-oor ..2.--- oe. | $ 595 
. ; 33 
PONTIAC.2-Door 2.00 6660000. . sens. ...$ 595 
FORD 2Door 2022-0 2222s) § 595 
  
‘33 Ford Vicler ¥-8. radio & heat- 
shift i 
    
Your Friendly FORD Dealer 
    seas 
$3. CHRYSLER 4-Doot sf...e...., 
‘31 STUDEBAKER Club Coupe ............$ 208 
‘50 OL DSMOBILE E 4- Door ea ae ee 18 175 
= 5507 
‘530 CHEVROLET Convertible ......,..... € 175 
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(2) News: ‘LeGott.. . . "cal: Carole Landis, “Four (7) Topper opened the Scandia Placement had to get the robbers to identify ______ eee 
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6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. marked for death. 4) ———_ s Choice. Com (7) Lady of Charm. then a tae ets Two holdup men who robbed 
; ' 44) Groucho Marx. Quiz. edy: Sock suffers from in- ane” as A liquor store clerk James G. Kar- 
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(9) Boots, Saddle. Indian’ . New skipper “faces sullen (4) Kitty Foyle | seems Neg want to work as a do)” * 3 
adventure | 8:30. (7) Real. McCoys, Comedy: crew aboard ammunition . o_o mestic,”” Petterson said. “Living Chains : was so terrified that 
(4) Michigan Outdoors. - " McCoys’ old West Virginia ship 2:45 (9) Theater 13. istandards are too high; the work he went the obbets one better: 
(2) Silent Service. _ neighbors come to visit. === (4) Ernie Ford. Tommy no longer appeals to Americans. he changed their physical descrip- : 
(4) Dragnet. Suspense: Lip- Sands. 4:30 (9) News. : tion in reporting the crime. : —— 
7:10 (7) Sports: Wattrick. prints are hit-run clues. (2) Playhouse 90. Walter : Ineo wee training i * *& & ,. 
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bayonets FEES After 7 years in prison for (9) Looney Toons in Beverly Hills—we try to find a 
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