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Pontiac's Easter 
Shoppers Lucky 
Weatherwise | 
Easter shoppers are getting a 
break in the Pontiac area. The 
weatherman predicts for another 
day partly cloudy with little change 
in temperature. 
Tonight's low will be near 36-40 
and Saturdays high will — 
: 54-58, 
Easterly winds at 12-22 miles an 
hour are predicted for tonight and, 
tomorrow. 
. The lowest thermometer reading, 
preceding 9 a.m. was 35 degrees. 
The mercury stood at 55 at 1 p.m. 
  
    
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for your children. And as they led him away, they laid hold upon one Simon, a Cyrenian, coming out of 
the country, and on him they laid the cross, that he might bear it after Jesus. 
And there followed him a great company of a and of women, which also bewailed 
and lamented him. 
But Jesus turning unto them said, Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep 
—From the Gospel according to St. Luke. | Blizzards and Floods 
Sc preading New Fear 
jin Soggy California — 
'|toll is six, and Gov, Goodwin J. Knight, who declared a 
‘jalone is 12 million dollars. SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Devastating mountain 
snow blizzards and northern and central California 
floods spread new fear today Sanughout hundreds of 
communities. - 
At least 5,000 persons are homeless. The known death 
  
state of emergency for all? 
California Wednesday, 
called on President Eisen- 
thower last night for five 
million dollars in emer- 
gency federal aid. 
Knight reported to the President 
that highway and levee damage 
Unesti- 
mated damage*to crops and other 
property will run into many mil- 
lions more. 
Forty-foot high coastal waves 
in See Mateo County te the Leoni 
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WASHINGTON we 
Opponents of President 
Eisenhower’s defense re- 
organization plan centered 
their fire today on the mili- 
tary spending powers he - 
proposed for the secretary 
of defense. 
An Easter recess post- 
poned until April 15 — one 
— what shaped up as a 
major battle over the plan, 
Some Congress members ap- 
proved the plan; others criticized 
some of its features both as threat, 
ening the continuance of the Army, 
Navy and Air Force as such and 
    _ las taking over congressional func-   mediate south of San Francisco | 
hammered buildings into spliat- 
ers along a four-mile stretch. 
And the nierciless rain, which 
has turned towns into rivers, goes 
on. 
   ~*~ * * 
The weather bureau warned that) 
another perilous storm is headed) 
ifor California from the Aleutians, | 
ladding to the grief, misery and) 
jfear.       _ FREDERICK W. SWORDS 
  
> Says State Re 
  inot lost, State Highway Commis- 
isioner John C. Mackie declared, 
yesterday, 
* * * 
Mackie was answering a charge 
by Congressman William §S 
Broomfield that he was still drag- 
ging his feet’ in securing what 
federal funds have been allocated 
‘to the state for federal interstate 
fond buildings. 
The commissioner 
- added 079,000 out of 
ay pony 3 federal interstate 
monies for the 1959 fiscal year 
have been obligated so far. 
There is no immediate rush in 
jobligating fiscal °59 balance at 
jthis time, Mackie stated, ag the 
ifunds, on a 90-10 federal-state 
matching plan, cannot be collected 
by the state until the fiscal year 
begins July 1, 
* * * 
Broomfield said this delay leads 
to a delay in construction. 
Mackie contends that the state's 
1.4 billion dollar five-year road 
construction= program an 
last fall “‘is proceeding on sche- 
. |dule,” 
  
. |Water 3 Feet Deep 
DETROIT (INS) — A -flood, 
three feet deep in some. places, 
inundated 18 blocks of residential 
Northwest Detroit last . night 
when a 24-inch water main burst. 
The broken main poured as much’ 
as fives feet of water into ‘at’ 
least 20 baserhents and scores 
of-automobi kena hie up. 
to the floorbo to Broomfield’s Charge 
million more. Blocking any On Federal Money 
_ All of the nearly $72 million in 
federal funds for highway con- 
|struction in Michigan next year 
‘will be apportioned in time and ‘As Throngs W orship in Jerusalem   
Churches Hold — 
JERUSALEM #® — The Easter! Thousands 
hymns of Christians mingled with county churches this aft 
Moslem calls to Ramadan prayers|the traditional Tre Ore sarvitenl 
‘in the Old City of Jerusalerp today commemorating the sorrowful 
while Jews across the armistice hours of Christ on the Cross 
line in the New City stpcked up Worshipers filled the auditori- 
for Passover feasts tonight. 
With celebrations of the three re- 
ligions coinciding, the Holy City 
‘was bustling with pilgrims on both 
sides of the armistice line divid- um of Central Methodist Church 
where the Pontiac Pastors Assn. 
held the annual Good Friday serv- 
ice. 
The service. was divided Offers Amnesty 
into 
ing it between Israel and Jordan. Sections with worshiper: waiting, * * * 
About 5.000 Christians from a’ 
dozen nations gathered in ‘the Jor- 
dan-held Old City, where Jesus 
tius Pilate. Breaking up _ into 
groups according to languages, 
they carried heavy crosses along 
the route Jesus followed to cruci- 
fixion, At each of the 14 stations 
of the cross they stopped for hymns 
and sermons. 
As the Way of the Cross pro- | 
cession began, Mosiems assem. | 
bled nearby at the hallowed 
Dome of Rock for the usual Fri- 
day prayers during Ramadan, 
the holy month of fasting. The 
Deme of Rock marks the spot 
where the prophet Mohammed 
ascended on horseback into heav- 
en. The rock was once the sa- 
cred altar of the Jewish temple 
from which Jesus drove the mon- 
ey changers. 
At the other end of the Way of 
the Cross, the Church of Holy Sep- 
      
  ulchre, Christians were to enter 
jthe church courtyard opposite the 
|mosque of Amar as loudspeakers) Saints 
jin the mosque's minaret broadcas: 
| sermons * eae A 
* 
Jews in bi ee City prepared] 
for Seder. the feast just after sun- 
down which opens the weeklong 
Passover festival..The traditional 
spring festival commemorates the 
emancipation from Egyptian slav- 
ery of ancien Israclites led by 
Moses.   
Hunt at 4 Parks Tomorrow   
  
the increase is 1,402 over last 
year's spring .enrollment. 
  
‘Flat, Stale and Tired’ 
NEW DELHI (INS) — Indian 
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Neh-. w= 3,000 Eggs Await-Kids : 3 are awaiting Pontiac's young- : 
sters tomorrow at four city parks. : Thousands of Easter 
ok 
sisted by civic org: 
hunt starting at 2 p.m. 
The 
Walton; Murphy Park, East 
eee thee 
Chamber of 
  x * 
Organized by the Dept: of Parks and Recreation, as- 
object of intensive search during the = styewiae Easter egg. 
ants. will be, viaged-at Jaycee Park, Joslyn at 
Park, Montcalm and Glenwood; and 
Orehatd Lake, east of Telegraph. § : 
Any youngster 11 years old or younger can participate 
and parents haye been asked to take them to the park 
x * 
Atsrting in’ ey egg hunt will be the Pontiac- Junior 
: Commerce, Northside Kiwanis Club end the 
I ae Orranaes of Pontiac, ees ‘ 
, some 3,000 veges will be the | 
boulevard | at Bim; Oakland 
ite, near 
* to be seated at intermissions. 
from the “Seven 
Werds From the Cross” were 
| Dr. Joseph I. Chapman of Beth-— was tried and condemned-by Pon-| any Baptist Cherch, the Rev. 
Paul T. Hart of First Method- 
ist Church, Rev. J, Allen Parker 
of Newman AME Church, the 
Rev. Wayne E. Welton of the 
Parkdale Church of the Naz- 
arene, Rev. Edmond L. Watkins 
of the Joslyn Avenue United 
|. Presbyterian and Rev, Calvin Cc. | 
Rice of Central Methodist. 
Presiding at the three-hour serv- ! 
  |shey, associate’ pastor of the First 
‘Presbyterian Church, Rev. 
pastor of Central. Methodist. 
Parishioners jammed St. 
chael’s, St, Benedict's, St: Jo- 
seph’s, St, Hugo of. the Hills, St. 
Vincent de Paul and Our Lady of! 
the Lakes for the Stations of the! 
Cross, Mass of the Pre-Sanctified, | 
and Veneration of the Cross. 
Hundreds thronged to All 
Saints Episcopal Chutch on Wil- 
Hams street for the annual Tre 
Ore service, 
- Pontiac: citizens filled the First, 
Christian, Baldwin Avenue Method-| 
ist First “Church of . God- and, 
Trinity Baptist churches where the 
lowship observed Good Friflay. 
Eight Waterford. Township. con- 
gregations met in Christ Lutheran 
Church for a combined service with 
capacity crowds, 
Oh, Yeah! 
MARYVILLE, Tenn, (IN 
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students with th otic’ sug- 
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In Today’ ate SEE EES NE SERB aE 
  Oakland County Ministerial. Fel-' 
Ce, er % 
County News shecates 10 
nage 2 id B. 
‘Farm &,G n 43% 
' Mligh Sehoot........6565-.. 17 
Markets ©. vis as 6 
Obituaries 2.0... 6.6 seine 5 
Spotty... wagpiey ids EME 
Theaters ........65. ee SORE 
TV & Radio Programs.....7 31 
. Wilson, eo Pee bi Carl 
'W. Nelson of St. John Lutheran Organization of Ame 
Church and Dr. Milton H. Bank, to Castro Rebels 
Tre Ore Services <wecesnmen com Nips 
crowded city re | ‘Talk of General Strike ernoon f ' for — Disorming, 
ment today held out an offer o 
amnesty to Fidel Castro's rebels 
if they disarm 
ernment. degrees, A set of iron gov- 
meanwhile, | The peril was evidenced in the | 
Youth Accused tions. 
July 1, 1959, to the secretary of 
defense rather than specifically 
to the separate services. 
The secretary would be able to 
transfer funds among the various 
services. 
' Sen. Bridges (R-NH), senior Re- 
          ~ Aftér” Friend's ficials provided food and shelter 
in Cor Accident for 1,100 homeless flood victims. 
*t &22 
The record-breaking downpours           gency. Hundreds of miles of power old companion 
| In the High Sierras, svow piled against Frederick W. 
nipped talk in Havana of a rebel. up 22 feet in some areas, and ski Rochester. 
general strike. 
* * * 
Castro made no immediate reply 
o the offer of a general amnesty 
cnneusced last night by Prime for Florida ‘Vacation’? 
Minister Gonzalo Guell 
Guell asserted that the rebels 
'were a minority group going 
| against the desires of the Cuban 
| people, but he said the Batista 
all elements to restore peace. 
He again pledged full guarantees and 
  government would negotiate with | * * * 
Swords, 17, son of Mrs. Helen. 
Cuba's Batista Planning 'C. Swords and the late Mr. Swords, * 
of 737 Ludlow St., was returned to 
ithe Oakland County jail following 
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. w—A his appearance last night before 
large pink Moorish. colonial style Avon Township Justice of 
home here which President Ful- Peace Luther C. Green. 
gencio Batista of Cuba bought last. 
year is being renovated 
Work reportedly has been going, ed 
ion since the middle of February 
furniture was moved in a (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 
  
5. The youth failed to post $1,000 
Swords was the driver of the 
for all opposition parties in the few days ago. car which crashed, killing passen-, 
lpresidential election now set for Neighbors say the swimming Ser Gary Bridge, of 138 Glendale, 
Nov. 3. pool has been filled, telephones in. St., Rochester, Wednesday night. | 
_* ® & stalled and floodlights set up on, et & oe, 
The Prime Minister added that the spacious grounds, In a statement made to the ne! 
lice were the Rev. Galen E. Her- the government would also agree’ The home was built about 1900.ecutor’s office, Swords said he was 
to international supervision of the by auto manufacturer R, E. Olds. driving at 80, miles an hour when’ 
elections by a group such as the 
rican States. 
Although Castro's troops prob-| 
jably number less than 10 per cent! 
Mi- lof the government's forces, he has| 
been threatening to call a ge »neral]| 
strike in an effort to ‘unseat Ba-; 
tista. 
Bewildered T Tot 
Spends 2 Nights   
| ‘Alone at Home 
HUTCHINSON, Kan. w—'My 
| momniy and’ daddy have left 
me," a bewildered little boy told | 
a neighbor yesterday. 
* * * 
Jeffry AWan Easterday, 3'2. 
apparently spent two nights 
alone at home. His father was 
on a*flight to as; his mother 
ig-missing. 
Tom Easterday, formerly of 
Memphis, an enlisted man at the 
Hutchinson .Naval -Air Station, 
left early Tuesday on a flight to 
Corpus Christi; Tex. 
Easterday, arriving home, said 
4 he had sent $25 to his wife, also 
26, by an acquaintance the day 
he left. The money was found 
at home. Mrs. Easterday's coat 
and glasses: also were found in 
the home: ‘ 
& BER. 
“She's just gone,”’ said Sheriff 
Roy Sheppard. ‘We have no idea 
what happened.” 
The neighbor telephoned Shép-~ 
pard after young Jeffry said he 
had spent two nights alone. Me 
prepared meals for himself and 
his two dogs. He ate dry cereal, 
cocéa and oatmeal. 
Tn 
  Tax R ti Prepared 
Angus Bye apg 7 ag noorn tant 
"Open Rives. FE 2-365   
95 W. Huron St 
  
  hres POG so0e ye. 13-15 
7 _ Jerome “Bright Spet” Needs Shere 
ears, hag! ad ne &. FE 6-0488. 
Sea’ Batista bought it about a year he swerved to avoid something in 
ago from Howard Dayton, owner of the road. The car struck a utility 
a chain of hotels, pole. , A warrant charging negligent 
HAVANA  — Cuba's govern- Created havoc with communica- jomicide in the death of a 16-year- e i 
z, tions, 80 necessary in an emer-|  - ear -senul 
‘and telephones lines were down. Wednesday night, has been issued 
Swords, of - 
gage was set for April |   lands this morning where nearly a 
90,000 persons have been alerted surrender on the part of Congress. 
to prepare for possible evacua- Y * 
‘tion, Thousands of fertile acres Pp long has held to its 
ay an oemcee y aee OF HOMICI® sss,” Ss and several , much y each se is to 
families were forced to flee their get, 
"homes for a roof over their heads. Rochester Boy Charged) a a 
Rep. Kilday (D-Tex) noting that 
        said he will support whatever steps 
jare necessary to give the secre- 
tary administrative my! in 
the Defense Department, but add- 
the ed *-* * 
“| shall not faVor any legislation 
that will destroy the identity of 
our armed forces.” ; 
| Both Eisenhower and Secretary 
of Defense McElroy disclaimed 
any such intention despite the 
much broader .powers McElroy 
_ (Continued on n Page 2, Col, 1) 
Meaning of Easter 
Editorial 
See Page 6   
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'Baffles Police in Pontiac   
Who Smashes Windows? | A window smashing binge that; barrages. “One rock just missed | 
|has driven georges to — one of our children, My hus- | ‘continues to le tiac ice 
| Every night for two werk al baad hes Rad to beard up Me | 
\variety of missiles has cascaded Sedreom windows for fear the | 
against the homes on Virginia) kids might get hurt at night. : 
jstreet, shattering windows and 
| wrecking asbestos siding. 
* * * | 
The missile phantoms, ‘none of 
whom have ever been seen, began} 
“operation destruction’ against 
the harassed householders on the 
evening of March 25. 
Every half hour that night and 
all the next day rocks, battles, 
pieces of concrete, cans of soup, 
jars of baby food, nuts and bolts 
beat a tattoe on the homes of Mr. 
and Mrs, Aaron Riley, 114 Vir- 
ginia, and their next door neigh- 
bers, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osender, 
110 Virginia. 
Their repeated calls had squad 
cars at the scene all through the 
day, but there was no sign of the 
culprits. 
While officers were questioning 
some boys in -the front of the 
«jhouses, they heard crashes in the 
‘back and ran around to find more 
broken glass, but no sign of any- san 
one. 
‘ + ® &. 
Riley, 26, a. determined man, 
spent. two nights lying on the 
ground in the backyard, only to 
hry windows breaking in the front 
and again no culprits. 
- Mrs. Riley said that she has been frightened to death by the The asbestos siding on his house 
          cease fire, The spray of ityeae objects has 
hit the homes every night since it 
began. 
Burley Gillett, 19, a nephew of 
the Osenders who lives in an apart- 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) 
  Pentiae rrek Phove 
. Points to one of 
the bearoumn whedows smashed by phantom vandals, Riley boards. 
the windows at night to protect ‘his children from flying objects. 
also has been extensively dam. © 
aged by missiles. Riley and his next-door neighbor, who have been 
victims for two weeks, me ee a 
  day after Congress returns — 
               
                
          
     
     
        
   
      
  
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“there was more money involved, he 
* in spring? | Admits jad TWO   
at Lapeer Firm Worker Tells Judge He 
Embezzled $50,000 to 
‘Live Expensively’ 
George J. Ferna, 53, of Lapeer, 
who admitted embezzling “about 
$50,000” from the Bostick Foundry 
in Lapeer, pleaded guilty to forg- 
ery today in Lapeer County Circuit 
Court. 
* * * 
Sentencing was set for May 9 
by Visiting Circuit Judge Stephen 
J. Roth of Genesee County. Lapeer 
Circuit Judge Timothy C. Quinn 
disqualified himself from hearing 
the case because he had served 
as a one-man grand juror in inves- 
tigating the embezzlement. 
years, , 
When Judge Roth asked him if 
said yes—approximately $50,000. 
* * * 
‘ “What on earth did you use the 
mid for?" Judge Roth asked 
“For expensive living, new cars 
and drinking,” Fernea replied. 
  
Fierce Fight Looms 
develop, singly led and prepared 
to fight-as one, regardless of serv- ice." is 
  
Sir Winnie at Home 
  
  
  
      
By E. H. SIMS ' ver 
this young miss, Joyce Rayburn, STAY INSIDE — There's a bit of 
water oh the floor, but much more outside, so 
time at this Sacramento, Calif. 
furniture store. The water on the floor seeped 
in during heavy rains before employes blocked   
is quite content   
    
— ~~ Soldiers on 
msnmsa.9ee Christ Rise, Radiant 
x« *« 
Their spears leaned agai 
& 
With a great hoisting and heav- 
ing, it had been rolled into a 
\groove cut at the base of the open- 
ing, and sealed there with seven 
pegs. 
, To the sergeant, the extraor- 
  Do clouds form by the same 
weather process as does fog? Why | 
is fog seen more often in fall than | 
Clouds and fog both occur be-| 
cause of a cooling process. Both 
are the result of cooled air, and 
the lesser moisture capacity 
caused by that cooling, producing 
saturation of the air and visible 
moisture particles. 
Spring produces less fog than 
fall because in fall the earth is 
losing its stored-up heat, and the 
heat (warm air) on the surface 
is cooled by cooler air and turned 
into fog. In spring the opposite 
is more often true. 
The earth is colder than the 
warming spring air, because of 
winter's effect, and, instead of be- 
ing cooled, the surface of the 
earth is warmed — which does not 
produce fog. 
The Weather 
Full U.S. Weather Buteau Report   
Lew tenight 36-4, 
merrew 54-54. Easterly winds at 17- 
miles an beur tedsy, tonight and 
merrow, : 
Teday in Pontiac 
PP atahat temperature preceding 8 a.m. 
At 8 am: Wind velocity 17 mm. " 
Direction East, southeast. ™ cate 
Sun sets Friday at 7:01 p.m. 
Sun rises Gaturdey at ob a.m, 
Moon sets Friday at 8:03 p.m. 
Moon rises Saturday at 6:59 a.m. 
Downtown Temperatures 
eee errase 11 a.m... .aes 
seveceeees 
Thursday in Pontier 
(As recorded downtown 
Highest temperature 
Lowest temperature ........... 
temperature 
Weather—Sunny. 
One Year Age in Pontiae 
Highest temperature 
Lowest temperature 
temperature ... 
eather—Rain, .03. 
Righest and Lewest Temperatures This eee See es ee 
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  seemed I 
about rising to life again! 
Caesar's ghost! 
* * * 
All at once, everything became 
quiet. Silence reigned, totally. 
He felt an obsctire uneasiness. 
He thought of moving about, scuf- 
fling his feet, to break the spell, 
but stood as if rooted. All life, him- 
self too, seeyned momentarily sus- 
. halted, pausing on the 
verge of... . 4 
The stars still shone brightly, 
though. In fact, they seemed 
brighter than before, They were 
brighter. They were a great deal 
brighter. What was happening? 
That light . . . that light in the 
sky! ; 
It appeared as if a fissure was 
forming .on the roof of the world, 
with a white brilliance pouring 
through, a celestial door opening. 
Its blinding purity flashed down- 
ward, shimmering, cascading in a 
flood. 
‘* * * 
The sergeant flung his arm over 
-|hig eves, a strangled cry in his 
throat 
it was a sound at all, but as if 
Auto Industry Halts   
‘Talks for Holidays 
DETROIT W — Collective bar- 
\gaining in the atito industry was. in recess on all fronts today until 
formula in the present contract. 
This provides ah annual 
* * 
                Date in 86 Years 
74 im 10991 8 in 18% 
: Thersday’s Temperatere Chart 
4 32 Mem €4 % 
! 57 37 Miami 7“ 
Bismarck 59 30 Milwaukee “31 36 
ownsvipe 91 70 Minneapolis 60 46 
iy te 76 63 New Orleans 84 63 
Chicags 50 40 New York 52 40 Cincinnati 66 47 Omaha a 47 
fan $7 © Phoenix . 1” 
Denver 6¢ 39 Pittsburgh 87 27 
nee 66 38 Gt. Louis i “0 
Port Worth % HY 8 s Mene i 12 a! 7 
G. 60 37 .Traverse C. §0 31 
43 UM‘ Washington 66 39 
eer 7 61 Seattle 54 38 
City .62 47 “Tampa 7 63 
Los Angeles €3 47 Peilston 66 21 Marquette, 48. 32 Chrysler, April © 15. j 
  ‘;caped the storm’s fury either. 
A shattering blast rent his ear-, 
drums, although he was not sure’ 
Gemands. 
Negotiators for GM and the United Auto Workers will return 
to the bargaining table’ Tuesday, 
when the company is expected to! 
renew an offer to extend the wage 
produc- 
tivity increase of 6 cents an hour. 
The UAW will’ resume nego-| 
tiations at Ford April 11/ and at lightning had burst in his own 
head. A violent shaking seized the 
earth and he felt himself falling. 
He had no sensation at all of 
hitting the ground, but he realized 
he was there, flat on hi¢ belly, 
   
      re 
  Ry in part from neane Suasiee 
the istian canon, story 
of the paperense Wale Lawl the 
guard of the tomb, It is the 
last in a.series on minor actors in 
| the great Easter drama.)     
Blizzards and Floods 
(Continued From Page One) 
resort operators at the popular 
Donner Summi¢ area, where 
stranded, called it the highest 
snow pack of all time. 
The snow closed California's 
three major cross-state highways: 
U.S. 40, 40A and U.S. 50 and hope- 
lessly blocked train traffic. 
Southern California has not es- 
Landslides have battered the Los 
Angeles area, causing thousands 
of dollars damage. 
desert town, 300 families were 
forced to abandon their homes 
when the Mojave River over- 
lowed its banks and rushed in- 
land. ; 
But the greatest property toll was 
upstate in the central valley area 
from Stockton to Bakersfield where 
the Fresno, Chowchilla, Kaweah, 
land Tule Rivers approached flood 
istage. 
As if nature’s worst wad not 
enough, the state health depart- 
ment reported that the pounding 
rain was mixed with radioactive 
elements 27 times greater than the 
accepted “safe” level for crinking 
water. But there apparently was no 
immediate cause for alarm. 
Officials emphasized that radio- 
activity — harmful in itself — us- 
ually vanishes before it affects the 
‘drinking supply. The radioactivity 
‘was believed to have been caused 
iby recent Soviet nuclear tests in Spreading New Fear | 
more than a thousand skiers are | 
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MAHOGANY, CHERRY, MAPLE or BLOND Reg. $309.50     ns 2 = lines ' 
provide handsome. . space for any room. 
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BARCALOUNGERS While They Lost!     ing Comfort” your in position 
from sitting to full reclining. Simply sit , lean 
back and relax your worries away. Made from 
quality materials by skilled craftsmen. Choice of 
ing plastic, genuine leather and | 
smart decorator fabrics. You'll be : 
proud to have it in any room in in nylon 
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beauty of Early American in a lighter, freer, up-dated mood. - ar 
With its functional freshness, this distinctive New Bennington 
group is definitely keyed to the smart home of today. 
SOFA .:....$239.00°° PULL-UP CHAIR $ 83.00 END TABLES 42.00 COFFEE TABLE ..$ 42.00. 
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brushed pewter hardware, the off-the- 
floor design of hutch and china .. . the 
ox yoke bocks and flared legs of the ‘ . 
chairs . . . the versatility of the extension N 
table. See this exciting group today. 7 
WEEK-END BARGAIN BUYS || 
SAMSON CARD TABLE 
Le Sturdy All Metal Frame ROB. $7.95 
    
Top 54%x71"x19" $267.00 
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canna ser CARRYING CHARGE IF PAID. IN 90 DAYS Side Choir ......$ 31.00 SAVE —_— : of os 
$e90950 NOW PARK in BACK of OUR’ Arm Chair ......5 43.00 | | $4 “MD 
"EDISON" 99 ) STORE and USE REAR DOOR! isis Witty eid - 
Stead Ga Enter ot elley south of store or Mondey Nights ‘til 9 , an 
Adjustable ‘seme pimeeh beast: A ROARS energie. 3 : FAMOUS MAKE SLEEPER SOFA =| | 
We “ ’ , Buy on Our y Accounts OT Has Regular Pull Size Reg. $259.00 
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Sister, Brother in Fit peel co sheetmetal shop. He went ras auditing sae "Twill put aside the ps — was Cats and dogs with transected 
of Anger | for the gun, he told police, when - * of tin, steel and a his mother indicated she was g0-| tEygineers will detonate 2%/us precisely how : 
ing to whip him with a belt. | minion pounds of high Todd, Art Cohn There ar NCHORAD, Alaska —An oral) The boy's father was in Seattle|i, s network of tunnels in Ripple|pilots died March tails, but admission by a 13-year-old boy when Mrs, Courtney and the two! poo. | They are the perfectionist cor-|missing. Br. Binstock’s coat in the|the general that he killed his mother, his bro-|children were slain. The explosion is expected to rip , these CAB people area of the left arm and breast|work involved     
cf 4 ; : § ther and his sister in a fit of anger i 370,000 tons of rock off the twin- left Anchorage police and terri-|. ., . 
torial officials wrestling with an/British Women Allowed may aubmoarine mountain whose 
involved legal problem today. Now in House of Lords ot the water at mean low tide in Sey 
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years of age cannot be charged /|liamentary approval. Queen Eliza-| * * * to the skies by the millions with a crime. Daines also said/beth II will sign it into lav: soon.| Since 1875, two. dozen large|made air trave) safer than tak 
jurisdiction could not be waived! ‘The bill permits the monarch to|ships and smaller ones have piled!s tub bath ; : “Let 9 Years of Credit Counsellia 
by U.S. District Court here. appoint men and women to the|on Ripple Rock, at the cost of 114) :.* 8 Hours: Daily 9 to §. Wed. & Sat. = renings by Appt 
Robert L. Courtney, son of @lypper house with special titles|lives. Tietew ok band Ge CAR’ , : : RS : prominent Anchorage business-|which cannot be passed on to sic etciadiiniweinais ae bay ' | aa MICHIGAN CR Chant COUNSELLOF 
man, told police after his capture | peirs. The House of Lords is now Dinosqurs Small the case ~*~ Segipew 
Wednesday night. he shot Mrs. composéd of hereditary seats for Lines Convair while in flight Jesse Courtney; Jesse Jr., 9; and/men only, plus places for church-- COLUMBIA, S.C. — Colum. a place named Pole Calif. Bonnie Lowell, 7, after @ quarrel/men of the established Church of bla has more than 400 dinosaurs| sows how painstaking this 
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Mrs. Courtney was killed out-|on the ground it did not insure|is made up of youths under 14 
right in the front yard of the|more Laborites in the predomi-| who belong to the Richland County; abeut the countryside, picking up 
Courtney home as she tried to|nantly Conservative upper house. Library's Dinosaur Reading Club. .   
              
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HERE’S WHAT YOU GET... 
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Was $489.95   
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Fully Automatic Range 
Big lighted oven. Automatic timer, lerge storage 
drawers — full width light, 7 heat surface units — 
automatic appliance outlet. 
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Reg. $1.98 Wash After Wash 
pe. MODERN PLENTY OF | LIVING ROOM | 52-Gallon — — 1 29 Electric 
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‘erage 2"! | *88° | $37 gQo00 © Throw Pillows Reg. $7.95 Bre Only $5.00 foot, Ke mere own 
Phone FE 58114-5 5-PC. ‘DINETTE SET feo sates | _ Approved. for Detroit Edison lines. Free delivery, 
ORCHARD Pornture 
COMPANY 
164 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE + PONTIAC 
3 BLOCKS WEST OF SAGINAW STREET — 
  |e GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Reg. $79.95 SHOP BY PHONE of PONTIAC 
Open Monday ond Friday ‘til 9:00 - 
Large Extension Table and 4 Choirs fi] 51 WEST HURON STREET a FE 4.1555 
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, <7 one FOR THE LADIES TO WEAR EASTER 
raw. sagnaw tPA EEE So eat alte We Given Holden Red Stamps si | department :   
           
   
                   
              
            
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brings you outstanding savings on fine quality. 
goods that we could sell for much, much more, but #¥ 
we want all our friends and their families to be .A”m 
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Sdiee dete | cts | _ CHECK THE SPECIALS IN THIS AD...ON SALE FRIDAY, SATURDAY. DON’T MISS THE SAVING! 
Could Sell for 7.99 
GIRLS’ and TOTS’ 
* COATS.- “TOPPERS 
rA Ved 
100% washable nylon toppers 
in white. Soft pastels, 3 to 6x 
« « . Long coats in faille, checks, 
novelties. Sizes 3 to 14. Could Sell for 3.99 s ¥ ; * 1] 
Beautiful f Ke | Extra Low Priced for Easter! 
        we 
J) Acrilan TOPPERS 0 DUSTER COATS Could Sell for 16.99... Only 
      
  
           
   
         
      
    
         
      
     
           
     
    
   
   
   
      
   
    
  
        
   
    
       
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Come—+your Easter coat is here ot a real 
bargain. Washable acrilon and crease re- 
sistant dusters. Sizes 8 to 18. 
All Wool Large Size 
Toppers Dusters 
12.99 19.99 Special Purchase—Better Makes | 
Could Sell for 4.99 
* EASTER | DRESSES 
99 | 
Select from frilly nylam and & 
rky crisp cottons — also * 
inen duster dresses—sizes Could Sell for 3.99 
* EASTER 
BAGS     
       
  Special Purchase Makes This Possible! 
+ Newports has all sizes and _ 
EASTER GLOVES EASTER SCARFS Could Sell for 39.99... Only    
  1.99 1,00 | sa ae Ts 
$1-§2.99 5.99 
        
Free Bunny with 3 Pair 
x MOJUD 
A new ACROSONIC specially NYLONS 
priced for families with children! , 00 Lucky Buys of Girls’, Boys’ 
* EASTER 
COAT SETS Could Sell for 6.99 
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Come, Save! Choose from several top makes 
of finest quality all wools, smart rayons, and 
novelties. Easter egg colors and Navy. Plenty 
4 chemise styles. Sizes: Junior, Misses’ Half 
zés. . 
            ol 29.99 $99 
; 3 Pairs for 2.99 Flannel Coshmere 
. With 3 pairs of Mojud Ny © © c d bon baa Ww \With every rs 0 fe] ylon ° ~ Cute coat an t set 
eet hose at 1.00 a pair, you receive a 19.99 $69 in new weshsble “fabrics. 
wa, “ie toy ef Sheer Easter shades, Sizes Lace trimmed. Sizes 9 mos, 
8% to 11. oe years. Also boys’ 
‘ Mojud Panties ud Sli styles. 
s of $6 es Se Lucky Purchase in Time for Easter! Infants’ . Infants’ ; 3.98 89c Dresses Crawler Sets 
9" anoum Here are the latest 
‘ styles and patterns for 
Spring. Stripes, checks, 
novelty weaves. Sizes 
M to 4.   
199 2.99 
« ‘Could Sell for 10.99. 
* EASTER SUITS 
$99 
Good looking crease resistant 
boys’ suits—matching or con- 
trasting two - somes. Sizes 6 
to 12.   
  inspineD. DRESSES Could Sell for. 12.99 
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NEW “TRANSITIONAL” 
Acrosonic 
Here's the most important improvement in piano 
design since the Spinet, itself! Music desk right at 
keyboard level. Fresh, new Transitional design fits 
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Look your best for the Easter parade. Exquisite 
group of lovely crepes, new cupioni and chemise 
styles. Sizes for juniors, misses. 
  perfectly with any furniture style . . . Price-wise, pants — a | ew — Sizes 2 t0 6 —_ 
, this is Baldwin's lowest 1.99 1.00 tresses Boys’ Suits Topcoats 
priced Acrosonic. Musi- : ie hnint 5 .99 16.99 5.99 8.99 
  
    
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full tone and easy respon- Could Sell for 39.99 We Got . “Real Buy” on These Could Sell for 12.99 
oon * MEN'S. 2 4c EASTER HATS ‘cate   | SUITS , Could Sell for 5.99 COATS 
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CALBI- MUSIC CO. itamuhis wend and wih. Gator omg con se Y All wool sport coats just tke 
Potitiac’s Locally Owned Home of Conn Instruments ee phinng yf bea @ white and navy. pier 
and Baldwin Pianos and Organs . oe ina eee Eons 2.99 Group One of Kind Plenael Big Boys’ 
119 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-8222 | Slacks jackets Kester Clips ester Hets Pants "Sains ! 
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Sizes 9 to 3 NOW $3% 
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Beautifully Styled—Unconditionally Guaranteed 
' EASTER BASKETS 
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The Business. Institute 
= 7 W. Lawrence St., Pontiac Ph. FE 2-3551 
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‘proved techniques ¢ould pry from 
the ocean bottom — but of enorm- 
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|New England harbor, properly 
' cultivated, could produce nine tons 
‘of clam meat per acre annually— 
ithree times the amoynt of com- 
‘parable food an Ohio farmer could 
‘produce on one acre. 
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I say,.the oceans. may~ be stirred 
artificialy to bring up mptrients 
from the bottom so sunlight can 
get at them and so increase the 
sea's productivity of food stuffs. 
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process is : 
In most areas, a vertical pipe 
carry a stream of water either up 
‘or down, once it was started, and 
           
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Alarm Clocks | Genuine Leather Bulova 
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Reg. $6.95 Vetoes $] 69 " a | $4 
Rhinestones or new 
pins, earrings, br 
  
  For Easter Glamour 
- Costume Jewelry 
bracelets and matching sets to complement 
your new Easter outfit. — a 
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‘TIL 9 PLM, et FROM OUR CANDYLAND 
10c -- 1.98 
Marshmallow Novelties . . . 
Foil-Wrapped Chocolate Eggs:... ..39¢ 
Your Name Engrtrved Free on Hollow Mold 
Ready-Made Easter Boskets. . . . . 59¢ te 2.29 
See Grant’s Complete Selection of 
htly Colored Baskets, Candies & Fillers “ 
Just imagine your youngsters’ delight 
when they open these holiday surprises 
Complete selection of | Coconut and fruit-and- 
rabbits, chicks , eggs. nut centers. | 
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to brighten your home. 
POTTED TULIPS — 
Sey yall Planted it Hh 159 ' soil. Compare these plants with 
those you usually find.priced upto = 
twice as much, Save at Grants. 
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w.T. GRANT Co ‘ f é i" 7 fy “ ‘ 
|~ : te 7 — Haron Street» >‘ — Phone FE 4-1133 
_ FREE PARKING Open’ Monday ond Friday Nights ‘til 9 
iM yt 2 
Symbols of Easter for 
your home...or for gifts 
PLANTED LILIES So delicately shaded, so regally tall, 
so heartily fresh, Brighten the 
_ hearts of friends, grace your own 
home with their loveliness. Grants — 
low money-saving price makes it 
possible for you to give several.               
      
             
      
          
   
   
    
            
   
       
    
        
     
          
        
   
         
             
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hardy growing plants 
-HYACINTHS Herald Spring's arrival in your 
home with these graceful clusters 
of colors, Dew-fresh for lasting 
loveliness, they have just arrived 
in time for gift-giving. Choose 
from pink, white or blue blooms. 
Sig SRE 79: *. 
Easter Chicks 
       
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  15¢ Each 
- Chicken Feed—10e Bag 
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at the Richard Euler home on LeGrande avenue. arrangement of cellophane Little » the Euler’s son, gives the appearance - ducklings adorned with leat swhat the Easter Bunny left in the basket of wn le catial &. 
a Satan iedialialatitieieatetnt hina Naledodehamieanatnin ahaidens tdlededararii ket ke ad : 
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‘That perky loppy-eared bunny perched ‘on the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Rogers of West table seems as happy as his mistress, Deborah Rogers, Iroquois road, is just about to.dip an egg into a bowl 
about preparing the eggs for coloring. Deborah, ~ of vivid purple dye. 
cownes sen oes hep ensdam eee 
Personal News of Interest | 
Holiday Means It’s Travel Time 
Light Makeup   
otra ; _ dress up. your table “+ Cuddly pastel-colored animals are Eastertime of Chippewa road, clutches one of her soft 'n’ fuzzy 
favorites of all youngsters. Here, Carol Warrick, little friends while admiring the bunny and colorful 
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Carleton Warrick — basket she has received. 
A Se -Permanents i = x Set FINE CHINA 
: , ars, 3 Howerth AT A LOW, | Pees) CRYSTAL 
fo Enjoy LOW PRICE! || faQmees FLATWARE Big Day a an work done by-sortor | | SERVING DISHES 
students under super DECORATIVE PIECES 
Almost as soon as a child is 
old enough to toddle and ‘to un- : vision of instructor. 
derstand he 
pects of car society, he loures tow. | Phone FE 4-1854 that there are certain days ? 
scattered throughout the year Closed All Day 
badges epee — ac- . Relatives W ednesday 
af ld Call Miss Wilson Today There’s thanksgiving when for Infermetion 
PONTIAC BEAUTY COLLEGE 
164, East Huron 
“Behind Kresge’s 2nd Floor 
< NOW The flight: to Willow Run 
- Yet 
Give the “Gift of Distinction” .. . 
You Can , From Our Fine Collection 
ENGLISH BONE CHINA 
Say |} CUP and SAUCER 
“Charge | cna et ete Priced from 
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saucers to add to her col- $195 te $995 
lection! for treat yourself 
to one of these “collector's 
t iterns’‘{) 
A - 24 WEST HURON STREET © 
Shop Tonight "til 9 PM. i 
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wearing a_ chemise, but Mary Kim  Segula of Williams Lake road are . PONTIAC STATIONERS | pparel f ~ 
. Segula is right in style as she poses __ parents of this-tot, | ao 75 N. Saginaw 
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~ State Man Dies in Air Accident Navy Plane Crashes 
High Mountain Slope; 
Co-Pilot on Critical List 
‘WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. Ph — 
The body of a Navy flier has been 
removed from the wreckage of his 
plane by state police and military] 
personnel who had to usé a snow 
tractor ahd snow shoes to 
through the deep snow on 
Greylock. ; 
The body was that of Navy 
Eugene B. Ganley of Grosse 
Mich., co-pilot of a Navy 
which crashed Wednesday high on 
the wooded slope of the 3,500-foot 
mountain. 
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the 
plane, survived the crash but is in| Detsel! 
critical condition at North Adams 
Hospital. 
Vanderberg gave himself first 
aid and then waved weakly to a 
helicopter search crew. 
The helicopter crew, unable to 
land because of the trees, lowered 
‘a rope which Vanderberg tied 
around himself. The craft landed at 
a nearby clearing and took the in- 
jured airman aboard. 
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Vanderberg, father of three chil- 
dren, suffered a fractured skull 
and many cuts on his head, face|Recks, 25-27 
him a good chance to live. 
He was quoted as saying he had 
just turned the craft over to Gan- 
ley and was leoking at some 
. maps when the crash came. 
The plane was flying from Grosse 
Tle to the Naval air station at 
  
Admits Protein Count 
Too Low in Baloney 
Packing 
255 Ladd Rd., Walled Lake, 
ed guilty yesterday to having 
low a protein content in his home- 
costs. The complaint was made 
by James McCollum, state food 47%; ta 
> wid. avg., 
2, wid. 
wtd. ve 
’ grad 
A, large, 3844-43; browns, 
38-41. grede 
Poultry 
DETROIT POULTRY 
DETROIT, April 3 ( 
per pound for No. 1 
pouty up to 10 a.m, 
ettes, 
2; 
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- Livestock 
DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT, April 3 , 200. rly 
slaughter cows, these 
€ ce unchan: 
     
   
      
      17.00; compared last week; 
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steers 
mM, 50; few 
heifers 27.00-28.00; 
heifers 19.00-24.00; 
00; cows 
cutters 13,50-17 
0; canne 
one load and 
a 
104 
too it to 
vt aid og Rey = Yl   DETROIT, April 3 (AP)—Eggs, f. 0. b. 
roit, cases included, fi 
Whites, grade A, jumbo, 
——— average, 51; extra large, 
wtd, avg., rge, 43-40, wid. ave 
45; 42; small, 
: “Whites, 
AP)—Prices pa! 
top quality live 
4 —_ type 
turkeys, heavy 
( — 
fy stuay u ady, 
scar bes uellity 
17,.00-19,00; canners and cutters 13.50- 
to m 
1 
22.80-24.50; utility steers $ 
loads choice 835 
wtilit 
utility cows 17.00- 
19.00-20.00; 
00; utility 
id 
te its 24.25; 
; around 3 
around 100      onnee 
oonee Be 
eoeen Oe 
oooe 
    eral-state 
50-54, 
47-60, 
rade 
A, large, 20 
id 
    
   
     Cattle, 
te to 
other 
cows 
ice 980 
standard 
standard 
lative aj Lease fees paid to the authority 
by the schools out of annual legis- 
would service 
cod|and ultimately retire the bonds.       at Die 
  
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Willys Eyes Brazil as New Plant Site 
WASHINGTON  — Willysi,.= 
volve the transfer to Brazil of dies} cme 
und other exuipesent for the Willys. eel: Stn 
last manufactured in 1955, Willys 
is a division of Kaiser Industries. 
The Kaiser office here, asked 
about the report said: - 
“Because a large percentage of 
Willys’ market is in the export 
field, the company is constantly 
exploring new areas in which to 
produce and sell its line of vehicles. 
This is particularly true in Brazil.”   
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arrive : 
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  DETROIT — Detroit Mayor Returns 
— Mayor Louis 
ed| not fully recovered and would work woo! 
ce slaugh-   and|commerce’s Annual 
spe-| Meeting Tomorrow 
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The 
annual Commerce Township meet- 
ing will be held at 1 p.m. tomor- 
row in the Township Hall, 2840 
Township residents will have the 
opportunity to express opinions 
and act officially on township mat- 
ters, They also can bring up any 
subjects not on the 
The proposed budget for the 
1958-59 fiscal year will be submit- 
ted for public approval at this co 
agenda. 
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  1950 Oldsmobile’ Soden’ Ba 
10, 1988, at 28 WN. . 33881. Public Gale 
Es roates Oe Bank 
a    i 
  Both tra: in the 
Vanguard satellite, one 
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The Eatmore Restaurant, at 926 
W. Huron St., Waterford Township, RENT A ‘58 CAR! 
was broken into last night and $30 Aleddin Drivurselt System 
me anes 0) AE care STANDARD STA 
Entrance was gained by bresk- hey > ote FE 4-1193 ing a front window, said police. NEW YORK (INS) — All ws. | ‘Seah = moons, 
stock exchanges and many com. |‘ ‘ue opr), 
modity were Deputy Probate : 
today in observance of Good aurea it 88. Friday. 
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  inspector. on a part-time schedule. time. smaller prospective investors. 098 8 April 4 — — re ES - . Rae ne ee 
Death Notices Card of Thanks 1; Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted 8| Work Wanted Female 11 Building Service 12 Business Services 13 
, WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY |SALESMAN TO SELL FURNACES. | ALL MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS | 1 DAY IRONING SERVICE, $3 BU.|CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY.|GARDEN PLOWING. REASONA- - a : , Floor 3-487, COTTE CIRR CGASiaa| Pe ene nig teas] Std tine oot engine | ein Ge Sut” oxic ts| Zea Sretecniniouy aves | bak ome comment OR ie beter en b. SS. kindness and floral dur-|_Lk. Rd, Union Lake N i2 Dm. 1 ein ek wow ~~ ai ations and after 6 HEATING 
Sei ond ire, Vernig cstab)| Sur Son Graham. Bpecial, “\unieess rhc “bottoms OP a ee ge 4 oa sn | “ap 24 hr service on all ot Rosary will be recited Sunaay at] Menke to Rev William Narbech.| those witing’ to ‘work hard need | ousccleaning season, selling Dau * sag and ‘housecleaning. Fe S4ee| CEMENT & BLOCK | beatite “equipment, “Can” Wwarse 
Bunday at oe Fo General Motors Truck and Coach } N, Paddock St. at 9:20 a.m. yall Call PE 2142 for ap- i roe Prac 7INiBI : 
service will be held Universal Gu Beal and employes Ravicigh a = mates “Tages - 
aude am from ge alichante| gad, anal TH, tod friends fem) Sen spin |" Gall tor tmerview, 7 S400 wgiand “cheating. Insivea. "Mk Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr. Grif-; ter and brother, secured. here, Exce oppor- | *Eu\eewomen : LA SHARP ENED. 
sat hurt Hose "|" Funeral Directors 4) aly fecies eer Q= Sthca| ScRiqaee etree gel Os | oe == et eae MILL. APRIL 2, 1958. EDWARD 3,|"A ROMELIKE ATMOSPHERE” | $22 3’, help you sek, started. Reals 6s, eawond 20000, Moved & cared tor, PE 21790. RELIABLE ASPHALT PAVING 
192% Kirkshire, Burm. age #0, A COA 3463 Dawson omy ord, or write WE eotional tor appointment. Call| EXP. TYPISTS WOULD LIKE cnvevers, ‘ah power Sguoment 
isiber of Dr avard,). mitand| FUNERAL HOME _ | _Preepore, ‘tu. °° We fgsse or PE bot. | pert time wore. Light shortens re eo of Sister ary Lelie Miss Helen, Fistne on +7 ree WANTED Employment Agencies 8A GERMAN LADY w HOUSE- Septic Tank Cleaning . homas Elizabeth neat appea: young men r eS 
sad Mrs, Bessie charnock Bist-|LONE]SON-JONNS| Feiween we "awe ’St ad i eixecee | ee Sele lings. sewers. sink dina & Bouthfield, et 12 boon Satur. FUNERAL HOME business, EVEL week Experienced in: housework. “| 26 hr. service. Ph. FE 8-1311. dey, with ment in Roseland for Punerals™ who can eal Apply VOCATIONAL COUNSELING FE 50200. . a as 4 at 463 8. f° : GIRL_18 DESIRES BABYSITTING Leacl. 
money See ores oe siful Service PE 3-500) Pr eitane | o COMMUEY ARE Ste. ae housework, PE 46001. sEE = 
R. Weegward, betveen 13 & V h Si ] each Ww. Esp. PE. 2-41 t ee BUILT. 7 4 Be ee tenes Lk oornees- 1p e Help Wanted Female 7 7 la t. ’ " Aw MACHINE FILED & ‘ET. FE . 
eae ees) | FUNERAL HOME ||” as ierycapan eta mee mi i Fes | ot putwa—saroOns— BCT a ae Ambulance Service—Piane or Motor) {., Pig, Caresr children in your home. EM 3-0500. Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 chain saw work. 175 NOB 
KEECH, APRIL 3, 1958, ADA BELL. 20378 mg Om og Bg EM 24278. 3 0° -gemalestnase Mehes = imaieding Service 136% Oakland Ave. ‘age 88: be) Help Wanted Male 6) bewsebold & gift lems now ( tractive girt who can type $0| LADY WISHES HOUSEWORK 3 = Aine st. fe of Ralph h trans- PLOWING, DISCING, DRAGGING 
4 Gaughter of Mra Herbert ee), Ee ee WPM. is, Seat ‘snd likes a A Own om nO. 
Votes, Funeral service wit! beheld! ACCOUNT CLERK II | tee of car & phone, Fora ee Upholstering 23 the Muitoon Funeral Nome with| ,.. CIFY OF PONTIAC tment, Gull i 5atae’ or Pas 6430s, Postine Sue Back Bldg” PE| ings. PE &5004. = ps eal 
Cfficiating Interment in| Sslary 94.732 — $3,044 APPLICATIONS NOW : ae. csimates FE ae g ey) Ability to analy WOULD LIKE EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- Broke ene. Meee Pl] Salat “ta cd, eens" Eeaeah cote bees | __ Instructions 9 pa Ra 3 Sggit™ Coo? ane Bd. Ea . Post veeguires taxes, etc.| beth Lk. Rd. — BEG! NNT ; YS ONL rry White & Sons 3% sr 
TE eg es Rg es cous| Furniture Refinishing 16A| Inc. Ph. FE 4-4597 | yy SAMA UPROLITERNG_— jon, Crab; age 30; beloved| tremectons and exill in applying} _C:li BMI 42008 FE Fe. baby sitting, Reliable, FE — Aga Rg : a ape.| PONTIAC'S OLDEST & LARGEST “pres ~ a ge 
husband. of ‘rs. Cath W| of Preferred age 2-4¢| © Clerk - Stenographer is, foe winter y eeitye BS sid : Lente REAL CARDED ait 1 24 
Thay gy | fe lg Bye rable recent experience in Work Wanted Male 10 . ; D&M BUILDING Garden Plowin 6B| garden , oi noun: ae 
athier’ of Leona ain:| ‘Torn lacfuding ‘Superience’ “inl vated Zenisee cote wechucloe: the | 3 PRACTICAL NORsE ExPeRE| | SERVICE ent Etsad “or Oi 3.3002 EM Sales PROUD LAKE. dear brother of Mrs. Ollie : m experience in/Varied clerical work -incl the|9 MEN DESIRE ANY KIND OF CTICAL NU. NET 5 i 
Mrs. Marry Chemberiain. Mrs:| Persone! Office. CRY Hall’ ’ss| Anime Of oral dictation. At loom | work. OR 34113, gnega and available, ORiando| rx 9-2008 Eves, OR 33216, AAA ROTO - TH We.) coin tb aapte Oe tom 
John Willwerth, Charles Lyne ™! 9" Barke st trai office work with typing and | 41 CARPENTER W TRENCHING AND | wen Rd PEE ‘s. Pree | SPRANG ANUP Clarence Lynam. Funeral 
graveside - 
2! arrangements by the Parmer-| _ 
no ver Funeral Home a Senn   
SPRAGUE, APRIL 2, 1958, EVA, 232 
E. ; age 56; beloved wife 
of Spregue; dear sister of 1 and Mrs. Ruth 
. Pune: service . will = 
3 p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Sprague ? he im state at the Huntoon 
Home.   
  
KNOX 
Lenore, 
Sepuichre ee: - 
neral - ay, at a.m. M 
“from Holy Name Church.   
  
      -|\ FACTORY SALES REPRESENTA. 
‘interment | ; 
    
DO YOU THINK YOU ARE NoT| making enough money in your 
presen Pg on, We have an 
cpeaing rf one experienced sales- 
man. Must be over 25. Have own 
car, & able to references. 
FE 43674 for a ent, 
- ig apable my Pref: e 7. 
ably with # cnpertenee. whe 
al y ering dis- 
franchise} 
of large eopcern in 
sem Excel- 
lent earnings & 
  Exp. Upholsterer at ees eee ee 
Steady employment. Growing bus- 
iness. A ! ark Leach Health 
Furniture Co. 220 N. Main, Mil- 
ford, Mich.   
  tives needed for Pontiac a 
eads furn. Will train qualified 
. Call for appointment, FE 
LAWN WORK. PART- 
time. Write Box 115. c 
Press gi . physical cond}- tion, fn a m= hours a 
pay family information. 
Men Wanted rea. 
men 
5-953   
  
  
  
  IN 
area. Husband can have 
‘oman outside. Wi 
housework Et! yate sparim time full ust 
, | 45000. se, altead Setied ots 3 GRILL AND 
SANDWICH COOK Ted's has an 
grill cook 
and yrs 
calls please. 
en 
HOUS: R, Care of house 
et 
  
  mm, 
TED ESTAURANT 
Woodward at Square Lk. Ra. 
LIVE IN. 
children for 
-working mother, MA 4-3081. Aft- 
goo eg ‘ . Com e ie. 1 child, 
Sat. OR 3-9606. 
  
       
   oF ate nay, See 
o-0d6 Hf you want ling worker. 
  
    
  
      BOX REPLIFS ee aunts ent. Ciean| <2-1043_be 
at 10 a.m tedar hore || Eee tly, ite ay Ea] were replies at the Press }! 1)'30 ‘a=. : nous For heme more than 
office in the following ver NO LAYOFFS on 208 boxes: men who qualify for sales 
— pat by = = ferviews, 10) te 8. Regal Corp. terminol rea Pontiac Os- 
22, ” uJ * 5 ell Gnomes La 5 
St, 06, HS, 6, 8, OS gelesen or Pontiae Beeurround-| OF early evening Earn as much: 112, 117, 119. g area. Must have car, be will-) as $100 to $150 week. Car nec- 
9) SE spe ee ee Sear, Fee ease call Fa er cios|REEINED | CONGENTAL — LADY 
Be eee ae is | ie mmemae aye work — . 3785. 
Pe Te a. 
SAVE ENERGY, USE} REAL ESTATE |__| Sit'maiafer a hersave iol SALESMAN = We need “& good! Seles ‘work Commission check : men who is not afraid to really Pan 9 : 
WANT ADS! To find aj put forth some effort Good earn’ ScreTHING ix PRATT 
| 3 Sort taeeas Sat] Wr get sr ater’ Sus * "job, place to live or a own a" good car. Call Mr. Brown| _ fun. Mt Es —— : ' ™ | é ; . = A 
good used car, see Classi- L.H. BROWN, Realtor | piyte tateltet, <a apn: aa et Lede, sore 
- fied NOW! GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell WD; 2, WOMEN Wan ume. kare things you’re not using or more. . 
, through Classified Ads! : |"feos saginay, a   
  MONEY! Sell unneeded DONT PASS UP} ,suieed 
| are belongings for cash|¢ 
through Classified Ads! .¥     FE 2-8181. 
     
   
       
      BULLDOZING R_W. Thompson PE 1-8872. 
     
   
  
      
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Trucks. to 
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Industrial Tracto-~ Co. 
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REWARD FOR the, gissees ip whe broke 
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  KOULER, We, 9 Toe nue Woman Leaves |, eis ape y's papal at | IN EVERY 
"tes aad pecshiies vepna| HUTCH Meeting dnc Wedneeday ight ~°% Soouie BA SO STYLE! 
  
     
      
  filth year tomorrow with prs-itcy Harve Baby ye ; . ¢ ee eee ee : etl 
Se ee ee ms SALE UAKE CITY @ — Mrs a ee Tide @asyee) || Actual Values up to $125 
x om CY) jx: ) Saints Church Tees ed Rae A an EWEGEE || © Bookcase Beds! © At = : : : ae Ge corel REPAIRING © Panel Beds! METRO | 
© Poster Beds! cues, Chankiie! ' 
    
   Bet | ee YY * WwW tche: : ‘ ‘ 
Pe cnt || © Jenny Lind Beds! - a - Ail work quarenteed! i] © Maple Beds! 
           
   
       
           
    4 [Serr end tik infant to’ bee. ite: wee MEE 3 Double and Twin 
pital, where the child was put into| 9- | >Fency. wt |  GOMPLETE Size! 
. an incubator.» § the 3 | r mt "ae 
* : Ct FANING and if Sale of odd beds—in mahogany, walnut, limed oak in many styles. 
ABJUSTING ie 
‘Requier $4.00 mh ye Bee 
SOFTENER Winding Stem... 
        
  
      | nent, clergymen, Par R $4.00 
Regenerates While Relations in nf eguier 
You Sleep | Board euinar teat the co nny | which Jacks was phoning. de Main Springs ... all 
strike Comes igot a hammer the man} - es 
NOW ONLY 969" ae ee cece oe jd un- Prince , st | peggy On : *Chrenegrephe. Pome: ‘and Automatics sigihtly higher 
Other Models | tion offer} PHILADELPHIA # — John B.) * . Seve on Clock Repairs Also 
Watch and Jeweiry Repair. Main Floor z 
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  From $139.00 rua teams [to settle Kelly, father of. Princess Grace} Police held 
of Monaco. ;   
       
  
  
    
    
   
        
    
   
          
  
  
         
      
             
  | aminer’s finding. ,; was down at Gulf-/41, Amarillo, 154 North Saginaw St. Phone PE 5-417! 
PAYNE DIST. CO. | Just last month there was @ re- stream Park racetrack in Florida| charge. ; 
‘newal of the sporadic vandalism recently and failed to pick a win- ( ™ , 
MAple 5-9021 tit has been Baked to the strike./ner in six races - . . 
oun ‘a seventh race sevent P 
mE sillcscaet Vian coamtatic et ined eilioen polite, wea, 9 bana smmed || TRADE IN YOUR FURNITURE! | 
| ; ; lrefused to work in a dispute over|““Happy Princess.” Kelly and fe- a 
; Custom Drawn | new warts since two months “eer tana finished second. | ‘ 
| OL 1.8200 after the. strike started. Said Kaufmann to Kelly: “We for-' A. ~ 
a EM 3-493! f 4 73,.% got, Jack. The new prince comes 7.” “ie e 
| In en appearance before’ the first now.” “7 ‘3 e 
Ba he ' sedate From High Priced Suites! | : . ; . b d ; ; 
: | men’s. broadcloth Actual Values up ta $110 | ‘ e 
- 4 : | dress shirts SALE — ODD CHESTS, 4-5-6 DRAWERS — TOP- : 
 § ; ; QUALITY WORKMANSHIP—$1 per week soon - @ 
- , , 4 , 4 pays for it. ! 
a Reg. 
FLOWERS || ** Pals . = , each : 
| Cross Country Potted Styles |). yas rcpoiioncs-te boty 
. © White and colors © Form-ease collar | 
. Tulips or: 4 You're bound . find a shirt_ ‘ 
+ Hyacinths ! gt this. sale” odes TA 
' 3 Each || sor cr’, thireace. ss All are fine quality 
, All Budding and Blooming |) 22° 250.°°°" | 
Make hers a happier Easter with . sed . rage f 
a beutiful plant from Sears many 
-/ different floral arrangements in [J 
pots, loaded with blooms. ‘Make 
your selection now while a varie- 
> ty lasts, 
OTHER EASTER FLOWERS 
Azalecs .........4.49- Deffediia ........ 1.95                
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               ) Come Early for Best Choice 
t ; a 6 a 
! Garden Shop Now — , 5 : Paps: | ne : ' down delivers! 
‘ ross Country G ; d B d TRADE IN YOUR 
| Gladiola Bulbs oO onas FURNITURE | F 
: wow 10 for 598 | , . 
4 Bears fragrant, blossoms in #0 Many Styles 98 Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 
4 : ) ~ for Men : Bring Your Parking Ticket to Us! We'll Pay It! 
F. Colorful Tuberous. : y Pair 
' Begonia Bulbs — hg — oF gi f sea 
‘ i WwW © sium 1OOK in. ¢ othing tor opring 
‘ At fast 39¢ Ee. and Easter. Slimmer, lighter, more- flexible 
é Enjoy an abundance of charming be casts shoes. Slip-on, oxford or Shu-lok styles. in 
f ore baecl yng he phorbong Fea ie “ smooth leather for the well-dressed man-in 
: ‘ colors. oe aS dees = sizes 7 to 11. Save! 3 ee 
3 154 North: Saginaw St. ed SEARS 154 North Saginaw St. + Phone FE 5-4171 JLRS Phone FE 5-4171 ” 
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