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Tornadoes Lash Southeast CHARLOTTE, N ‘. C. W — Deadly North Carolina, and more: than 150; ing winds, torrential rains and | 
tornadoes swirled across the Caro- Were injured as. business buildings hail. 
linas and Virginia last night after. 
hitting three other Southern states. 
earlier, 
* * * 4 and dwellings were torn to shreds. 
| clashing of a cold front with /along a 150-mile strip through 
warm Sduthern air, lashed other northeastern South Carolina and} Four members of two farm fami- 
‘lies diving across the road from! 
| The worst of last night's torna- each other died in their homes as) 
Stermy weather, caused by the does whirled ‘their black funnels'a twister hit the Highsmith Farms 
At least six were killed, all in areas of the South with damag- jinto eastern North Carolina. 
    TWISTER HITS GEORGIA —- 
sweeping through Calhoun, Ga., 
this tangle of wreckage at a bedspread and rug 
“mill. Part of the roof was BEped 
  
Freshmen Republican legislators | A tornado, 
yesterday, left 
off = several Calhoun area. ¥ 
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AP Wirephote 
_ large trees were blown across automobiles parked 
beside the factory. Five persons were burt in the 
  
Descriptions that GOP party New GOP Legislators 
Ask Evaluation of Party wecx.:2 it into operation,’ their statement. 
in Lansing today hauled. their fortunes hit rock-bottom in the observed 
party on the carpet and called 
for a ‘concrete’ legislative pro- 
gram to win back voters. 
The group, including 16 of the leading, but may be a false and jt continued. 
17 newly elected state representa- 
tives, stated ‘‘an objective evalua- | 
tion of the state GOP by every! 
Republican is long overdue.” April 1 election and “the only way 
we can go now is up,” the legis- 
ators warned, ‘‘are only mis- 
dangerous kind of optimism.” 
* * * 
Calling for ‘concrete legislative: 
proposals’’ from Republican com- * * * 
“Not only did the GOP fail to 
influence the independent voters,” 
totally failed to attract the support 
‘of the traditionally Republican) 
voters. 
“We are only deceiving ous-; “lage was available, but it obvious-| 
_{terday and wrecked more than section southeast of Roseboro, N. C. 
A Raleigh, N. C., couple was 
killed when their car crashed 
headon into a truck near Rae- 
| ford, N.C., during the peak of 
a wind and rainstorm on the 
| edge of the tornado area, 
; Hospital facilities in parts of the 
stricken area were flooded as in- 
jared were brought tn by ambu- 
lances, private cars and trucks 
* * x 
available rescue facilities; | 
  All 
_|were mobilized in the Carolinas, 
but injured from isolated areas 
- |stragghed in hours after the twis- 
ters hit. Communication and pow-| 
er lines were torn down, trees up-| 
rooted and buildings demolished. | 
DAMAGE IN MILLIONS 
No immediate estimate of dam- 
ly ran into the millions. 
- The first South Carolina commu- 
‘nity was hit shortly after 6 p.m., 
and the storm harried North Caro- 
lina until after 9 p.m. 
A tornado struck the Norfolk 
area about 5:20 p.m., ripping 
reofs from buildings and tear- 
ing down wires. Norfolk was par- 
tially without power for an hour. 
The twisters banged into north- 
ern Mississippi before dawn yes- 
$100,000 worth of property before 
SS on Page 2, Col.-2) 
Bans Overtime   t——_ =r 4   
'Britain’s Longest Trial Ends   
Budoet Given 
Tentative OK 
by Supervisors- County Board to. Study) 
Plan Before Acting at 
| Monday Meeting | | ; : : | | 
  Oakland County Board 
of Supervisors this morn-| 
‘ing accepted a tentative 
$10,700,920 budget for stu-. 
dy purposes, and sched- 
‘uled further action on it. 
Monday the board is ex-) 
pected to approve the 
budget, for tax allocation 
purposes. 
Supervisor Delos Hamlin of 
Farmington was re-elected to his 
second one-year term as board 
elected chairman pro tem, accord- 
ing to the board's tradition that 
officers serve or two years. 
The board approved $3,278 for 
the salary of a new juvenile 
court employe for the rest of the 
year. The new worker will be 
hired mainly to seek boarding 
homes for wards of the court and 
relieve crowding at the County 
Children’s Home. 
Supervisors voted that county 
health department officials and 
members of the supervisors health 
committee will act as an ad- 
visory board to review com- 
plaints concerning septic tank ap- 
plications. The final decision, how-| 
ever, will remain with the county 
    for Chrysler UAW Issues Decree 
Pending Settlement of 
| California Dispute   ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. & —The)} 
day ordered its Chrysler Corp. | 
{members to stop working overtime, 
leffective with the early shift. today. 
* * * 
The ban was ordered by the) 
“but in most cases presidents of 33 locals meeting is only half as great as it was 
here at the UAW convention. | 
| | | Norman Matthews, UAW vice 
| { | 
| ments is up $231,000 this year.   health department. 
BUDGET TRIMMED ~~ LE 
The budget was trimmed $10,000) 
at the last moment, according to 
Fred W. Smith of Royal Oak, chair- 
man of the Ways and Means Com- 
mittee. The cut was taken out of 
the juvenile maintenance fund, 
; * * * 
Higher operating costs ‘and the 
addition of new account 
for the increase in the flew Budg- 
et, said Robert W. Moore, county 
auditor. 
He pointed out that the cost to 
| Operate the county's 22 depart-   
However, he added, this increase 
last year. 
There is provision, he said, for 74   | for dessert. 
chairman, Hiland M. Thatcher of |. 
|West Bloomfield Township was re- LONDON (INS)—Dr. John Bodkin Adams, chubby 
| society doctor who likes sweets and old Silver, was 
acquitted in only 44’minutes today in Britain’ s long- 
est murder trail. 
x * 
’ The clock struck noon when Adams stood to hear 
the verdict that he was “not guilty.” He was accused 
of.murdering 81-year-old widow Mrs. Edith Morrell 
with overdoses of narcotics in order to get a chest of 
Georgian silver and a Rolls-Royce car from her will. 
The 58-year-old Adams sobbed jn his cell a few moments later. 
His recovery from the tension of the trial that began 17 days ago 
took 30 minutes. 
Then’ he dined heartily on “a 
meal of chops followed by jelly es 
Thousands of spectators gath- 
ered outside famous Old Bailey 
courtroom in London’ when 
_ Adams entered a car, whose win- 
"dows were. masked with brown 
paper and fled from the scene of 
his long ordeal. 
The crown announced it was 
dropping another murder charge 
against him. It is likely that 16 
lesser charges also will be 
abandoned. — 
. The. jury of 10 men and two 
wémen was handed the case: - 
at 11:16 a. m. (6:16 a. m. EST) 
by Justice Sir Patrick Devlin 
who observed that the defense, 
under the brilliant Geoffrey 
Lawrence, had a “manifestly 
strong” case. , 
Jury members had listened to ‘DR. ADAMS 
conflicting Medical testimony on the use of drugs and to defense 
and prosecution speeches for 16 days — three more than the previews 
record set in a Liverpool case. 
Forty-four minutes after receiving the case, the jury veteran: 
An usher gave a single tap followed by a double tap on the judge's 
door ager signal, and red-robed Sir Patrick re-entered the court. 
x * * . 
Adams, flanked by three prison officers instead of the usual two, 
was dressed in the famiiiar blue suit he had worn throughout the.   
| (any we a vane — and bee sray tie. 
  
Senators. Probe 
Eastern Payoffs WASHINGTON (#—The Senate Rackets Committee 
dug deeper today into what Sen. Mundt (R-SD) called 
“crooked, under-the-table payoffs” to labor unipn offi- 
cials and others in the New York City ea. 
Mundt, a committee. member, told a reporter public: 
 cabheut aad band f teal Unten’s (sew lcoumly efupioves! | This) tiga ie hearings expected next month will show that\‘thousands | War Wamings 
Dr. Adams Acquitted Are Circulated — 
by King Saud 
Tomorrow, According 
to Secret Data 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES — 
CAIRO — Most of this 
part of the tense Arab 
world was reported in a 
state of partial military 
tack Jordan. 
Highly reliable diplomat- 
ic sources disclosed that 
King Saud of Saudi Arabia 
obtained secret informa- 
planned, possibly for April 
1 0—tomorrow. 
passed the information on 
to the other members of the 
Arab big-four — Egypt, 
Syria and Jordan. 
celed military leaves as she 
re-opened the Suez. Canal 
for big ships. 
The prime question for diplomats 
on the report of an “imminent” 
Israelj assault against Jordan, but 
there were other questions of al- 
most equal immediacy: 
~If not in Jordan, will the 
Israelis precipitate a fresh Mid- 
die Kast crisis by trying to 
force a test ship through the 
canal? - 
—Who will pay for the $20,000,000 
canal clearance job last night after 97 days of sweat, work 
and on?’ * 
  paying Egypt 
relhead now that itis clear for all 
but the very largest ships? 
On the Israel-Jordan question, 
reports persisted in Arab.diplomat- 
ic quarters that Prime Minister 
David Ben-Gurion was ready to 
‘force a showdown once and for all 
|with his Arab adversaries by 
smashing Jordan, whose king and   alert following warnings - 
that Israel is about to at- 
ition a few days ago that an © 
{Israeli attack was being 
These sources said Saud ; 
Egypt reportedly called 
jup some reserves and can- 
in’Cairo at the moment centered |      
    was reached after trimming de-| Of workmen” and the buyers of homes in he Long, 
partmental requests for a total of Island housin g develop-* 
104 new workers. selves when we keep alivé the no-| Carysler Dept. said the order 
tion that Michigan is really a Re-| Was issued pending settlement foster son are in the midst of a bitter East-West political squab-   The statement, made in the mittee chairman in the legislature,, 
wake of the most recent victory the 16 Republicans asked the GOP, tions 
of Democratic Gev. G. Meanen |speaker of the House be charged ae, ies ana ren plead ae over Proawe The only reduced item this year el TE ve eypped” | lk N Willi } - Williams and his party, was With the responsibility to lead in STRESS DRDEW ARON OF, the ROVELINE, i nd {the Comucious Hi | by a sort of chain reaction’ e ames | iS < Responsible Arabs interpreted 
signed by Reps. Lloyd L. Ander. |the formulation of such a program. ©Tu°ys @ temporary existence—as| The ban follows q  teiegram)"s (PO. Om M 3 Col 1) |i corruption. Israel's protest in the U. N. Se- |though it was a bad dream which yesterday by Matthews to local (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) 
will go away if we only give it 230 at Los Angeles giving “fullest | curity Counei] about 19 alleged in- 
cidents in the Gaza-Strip as con- as Envoy fo Norway son, of Waterford Township; 
Donald A. Brown, The representatives wryly Mundt's statements carne on the of Royal Oak 
and Farrell E. Roberts, of West pointed out that since the Demo- 
cratic sweep of the state's ad- time.’   |support and endorsement" to the 
|California local's-strike; now more heels of a vote by the committee 
ordering a start of contempt pro- WASHINGTON (® — President Bloomfield Township. It con- ministrative offices, the ame Closing Plans Come ceedings against Nunzio J.’Squil- firming evidence of Tel Aviv’s bel- 
ligerent mood, 
tinued: 
“We believe that there exists a 
real danger of losing our present | | speaker of the House remains | 
the highest elected Republican in 
Michigan government. than three weeks old. 
Prope ty Value. . hegre, fe In the telegram, Matthews ac- 
  fo Area Post Offices   lante, a former garbage collection 
operator on Long Island. 
Squillante, refusing to turn over Eisenhower today nominated Miss 
Frances E. Willis, now ambassa- 
dor to Switzerland, to be ambas- icused Chrysler of using what he, 
“vicious speed sador to Norway. 
* * * 
Willis, a career diplomat 
and this country’s onl? woman 
‘ambassador at al postmaser General basal er subpoenaed financial records, 
| sty ane imertietad s economy order to close decti rda to tell the 
Goes U in Cit tactics” at the company’s Los post offices on Saturday and Sun-| o ga y ek his name Anggles assembly plant. comm anything 
day includes area offices in Auburn! nq address. 
He said Chrysler is. currently Heights, Drayton Plains, Keego 
indulging in a “mad race with |Harbor, Orchard Lake, Lake Orion. | He invoked the Fifth Amendment | - L. Corin aa Petes 
the other corporations in the Oxford, Leonard, Rochester and on all other questions but refused Succeed rong, 
Stellato Op es Dues Hike _ auto industry to build even higher |Walled Lake as well as Pontiac. to tell whether he honestly believed resigned. The poor mane = 
Last Year’s Figures their already exorbitant profits.” Aside from the Saturday and that answers might tend to in- ~ 
* * * 
“This corporation has exhibited Sunday ruling, other cuts which criminate him. ; : “ery . 
UAW Up holds Plans Property valuations in Pontiac. a rattiens Rage for the health, Will affect area post offices are:| The committee called this ‘ ‘friv-| Miss Willis, who will be 58 May 
for 
Offered “by Reuth er ever lant tactica” as of April 15 withheld details of matters about| In 1951 she served as counselor 
Report of of ‘the final figures was Being a third class post office, which Squillante was questioned, at the U. S. Legation in Helsinki, tax assessment in 1957. total Safety and well-being of its work- No third class thail except certain olous” use of the Fifth Amend-| 20, entered the Foreign Service in 
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (®—Walter P. Reuther re today by Ransom folicw the Leonard branch will not be except to say they involved Jabor-| Finland, She was appointed am- (GOP) slim majority in the house) ‘The people of Michigan deserve 
of representatives, several seats and expect from the GOP ‘party a 
in the senate and possibly some positive, constructive program real 
key congressional districts." ‘the leadership eapable of carryin isaid were 
Migs 
  
  Tax Assessment Total 
Shows Increase Over Cairo editorials warned the Is- 
raelis would be forcibly 
of the canal if they try to 
test ship through the waterway 
which was open to ships of up to 30- 
foot draft for the first time ‘since 
it was blocked by the November 
war 159 days ago. | 
The two biggest tankers to use “ : 
the Suez Canal since it was blocked \. — 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 8)   
- 1927. She is a native of Metropolis, $2 600, ers, and it is necessary for all Medical items, and no money, ment’s protection against self A 
iy Ae Walaa Rae | ‘UAW locals to present a la oe orders sold. as of April 29: postal incrimination. iM., and her legal residence at 
This is an cease of $14,659,324 front to these inhuman speedup windows open only 8'z hours daily,| Chairman McClellan (Os) pee is Redlands, Calif. 
  
* * 
    Later Matthews said the union set : % | 
peared today to be in firm control of the United Auto ing completion of work after the was prepared to close the Dodge Sffected by the thir a, Sa an *gement weiss oe sae Ann Arbor Council = - | annual city board of ‘review ses- forge plant in Detroit. Such a ’ a Lalalls ' 
Workers convention after winning overwhelming “Pp isions. move would affect about 100,000, - 
proval of everything he has proposed so far. * & * ‘Chrésler workers in the Detroit ————— MEMO TO CAESAR 7 | {s p us Pian 
But the UAW president may encounter some opposl| 
tion from a minority faction fighting his proposal to > 
increase basic union dues of 
The opposition developed 1 $2.50 to $3 a month. 
ast night at an anti-Reuther   
caucus led by Carl Stellato,+ 
president of the 44,000- member Ford Rouge plant. 
local in the Detroit area. 
A long-time critic of Reuther, 
Stellato urged his followers to) 
maneuver for a roll call when the! 
dues question comes up for a vote. 
But he said that would take 800 
of the convention’s 3,200 delegates 
and he _ wasn't overoptimistic 
about it. 
' Stellato said he opposed the 
dues increase “because none of 
it is going to the ‘strike fund.” 
He said the UAW’s present 23- 
million-dollar strike fund should 
be increased to at least 100 mil. 
lions, 
Reuther had everything his own, 
Way yesterday. 
An estimated 97 per cent of the 
delegates approved his plan_ set- 
ting up a pyblic review board to 
ct aS a watchdog on union ethical 
Gractiote: The board, made up of 
seven prominent citizens outside 
the union, also will share the au- 
thority ‘with * convention as the   ‘of the University of California; ultimate appeal body for griev- 
ances of union members. 
The convention accepted almost The assessor's valuations for this 
year totaled $255,543,350, but the 
jboard of review reduced the figures | 
by $1,397,750 after public hearings! 
and study of the rolls. 
The final tabulation for this year 
is broken down as: Real éstate, 
$136,432,400; personal property, 
$117,713 200. 
Corresponding figures for 1956 
aré: Real estate, $132,201,125; per- 
unanimously the selections of the|sonal property, $107, 285,150. 
union's Executive Board. Named 
on the review board were Msgr. 
George Higgins, Washington, D. C.; 
Rabbi Morris Adler, Detroit; 
Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Ox- 
man, Washington; Dr. Clark Kerr 
Dr. Edwin Witte of the University 
of Wisconsin; and Circuit Judge 
Wade H, McCree, Detroit. 
Reuther said President Fisen- 
hower’s brother, Dr. Milton Ei- 
senhower, turned down, an‘ in- 
vitation to serve on the board be- | 
cause “of the pressure of many.   | other duties." Dr. Eisenhower is | 
president of John Hopkins Uni- 
versity. 
The seventh member to com-) 
plete the will be chosen by) 
the UAW Executive Board from! Down 
a list to be submitted = the six perature preceding 8 am, was 24.) Wilson, Eart 
oe named, “ad 42. af i 
    
Light Snow, Cool 
Again Tomorrow 
—Keep Hoping! 
Pontiac residents who gagerly 
scan the weather outlook, a 
‘patihg long awaited “fair and |, 
warmer’ predictions w ‘ft be some-| 
‘what disappointed tonight. 
The weather man, has forecast 
‘continued coo] with Aight snow like. | 
ily this afternoon /or evening and 
la few scattered flurries late’ 
‘tonight; low %, /to 30 
lomorrow will be Heed cloudy 
with a high fear 4. | 
Downtown, pontine’ s lowest tem- | 
iAts2 al he mercury , ly revealed, 
  area, 
James Vernor Jr. 
Dies in New York James Vernor Jr., grandson of 
the founder of the Vernor Ginger 
Ale Co, died today in New York's 
Presbyterian Hospital. 
Vernor, 39, lived at 707 W. Long 
Lake Rd. 
/ He had gone to New York last 
‘month on a combined business- 
pleasure trip with his wife, and 
had been in the hospital since 
March 21. 
The nature of his illness and 
cause of death were not immediate-   
  
The group had no sooner seat 
said he had been very eager to eat 
them because it was the last time 
eat together. 
  Le ee eee these past few Batic 
in store but grave trouble.   In Today S Press 
“Get on with the facts and omit your oein: 
ions,” 
  A Betrayer Is Unmasked 
(Another in a Lenten Series) 
On the following day, Junius reported to Pilate 
regarding what took place at the supper attended 
by Jesus and his twelve apostles... 
at the table than the Nazarene raised his hand 
for the rest of them to cease their babbling. He 
From his words, it seemed he felt a period 
a of persecution and suffering was ahead for him. 
se And indeed, from the temper of the crowds 
i days and from the plotting of 
i Judas, I do not see how there can be anything   He broke bread and explained, as best I 
could learn, that it was a symbol of how his 
body would be broken. Then after supper he 
passed the goblet again saying it was a new 
testament in his blood which would be shed 
for them. 
And at this point he paused and announced 
calmly that the hand of the man who was betray- 
ing him was on the table! 
As you can imagine, this threw the apostles 
into great consternation. 
x * 
They all began to ask who it was. 
For yer, the Nazarene handed a bit of food 
to Judas and said quietly, ‘“‘That thou doest, do 
quickly.” 
Pilate nodded slowly. “The man knows more ed themselves 
this feast with 
they would all 
' Obltearies .......ccccZesces 8 : Pilate said sharply. . about all this than we do who have been watch- County News .............. 22 Junius said that Jesus told the aposes he ing him. He knows his end is near and he knows 
Editorials .~............ . 6 | would not eat or drink again until the Kingdom. his own apostle is betraying him.” 
ee eee 18, 19 of God should come. a : 
. |\eTheaters ....\. cecee 16 | «i * The governor pai fand walked to the .win- 
n- TV & Radio Programs eee 7 yo dow. Without looking ~back .at Junius che sald, 
a 27 } ° He blessed a goblet of wine and paseed \it “Somehow I have a terrible feeling. I would bate : 
Women's Pages .... li thru 1 | among mt Svan, refusing to drink any himeelt to le this Judas Iscariot, + . .”” | } 
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cbeN oy 4: dy fl ee arse aterm eee 2 ee ANN ARBOR (#—Buses may be 
'running in this Southeast Michigan 
\eity again by Thursday or Friday. 
| The city council in a special 
‘ineeting last night authorized a 
company of 12 local men to go 
ahead with plans to set up bus 
service in this university city of 
48,251 persons. 
Ann Arbor was left without city 
The city would 
Spokesmen for the new company 
said they hoped to be in opera- 
tion with 12 buses Thursday or 
cents. Greyhound Corp, charged 20 
cents. 
Taxicabs cruised ee 
lyesterday, ont up share-the-ride basis. Officials of the 
    
             
    
      
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te 36. 
Today in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding @ e.m. 
at 8 am.: Wind veiccity 1 mph. 
y at 1:08 p.m. 
Sun rises Wednesday at 6:00 a.m. 
seta Wednesday at 3:26 a.m. 
Moon rises Tuesday at 1:44 p.m. | 
esesegeess OP 2h Bi Meee ceeene 
«6 38 
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Monday in Pontiac 
recorded downtown) 
posneccoteeees< 3] 34. 
One Year Ago in Pontiac 
TO pp teensceencsaee 51 temperaty: 
Lowest Pempe4rature ..ccessessesess 27 
wi temperature Sa tecdeccer sess dD 
‘eather—Cloudy. 
Highest and Lowest Temperateres This 
Date in 84 Years is mates 
  
    
    
  
Tornadoes in Dixie 
Claim Lives of Six a if i $i 
were forecast in the North’Atlantic’ Coast 
  
Schools Drill for Storms 
DEARBORN (INS) —Dearborn’s public 
ready pupils for possible emer- Funds that once supported the   
Urges Canceling 
[Truck Permits Examiner Would Halt 
Boycott by Teamsters 
on ‘Hot Cargo’ 
“WASHINGTON (#—An examiner 
recommended today that the In- 
terstate Commerce Commission 
move to cancel operating permits 
lof truck lines refusing to handle 
freight labeled “‘hot cargo” by the teamsters: union. 
A “hot cargo” clause is incor- 
teamsters’ union 
to accept freight shipments. 
Bell Repairs Lines 
Fouled by Water - 
  Waterford Township and 
residents 
manager Ray 
Almost all regular service, he 
said, was resumed after 2 p.m. 
Area Nurse Gets Grant 
to Study Alcoholism 
* Frances Curtin, a staff nurse for 
the Birmingham Board of Educa- 
tion, was named by the State 
Board of Alcoholism yesterday to   
studies at the Yale Summer School 
of Alcohol Studies. 
of seven from the Detroit area 
who will take up the problems 
of alcoholics at the annual train- 
course, June ®% to July 25. 
A total of 15 professional people 
and clergymen from Michigan 
will attend.   
    igency in the twister season, weit (U.S, Milifary Man 
receive a $250 grant to finance |54#¢ 
Miss Curtin is one of a group Waterford Ponders) 
‘New Money Source! seg 
by Police Chief Frank A, Van 
Atta, there were 403 summons is- 
sued in March, 75 arrests, 788 
calls answered and 65 auto acci- 
sewer service. 
The committee is expected to de- 
‘cide on-a new designated boundary 
line if the township is to be re- 
admitted. ‘ A 
The new Birchcrest Subdivision 
water system was given township 
approval, It already had been ap- 
proved by the State Health Depart- 
ment. . 
The newly elected Democratic slate of township officers are sched- 
uled to be certified for office at 
approve the 1957-58 budget, accord- 
clerk, James E. Seeterlin.   
Told fo Quit Hungary 
BUDAPEST i» — Communist 
Hungary today accused Capt. 
|Thomas R. Gleason, assistant U. 
S. military attache, of “open és- 
The| Pionage” and gave him 48 hours 
to leave the country. 
A spokesman for the U. S. lega- 
tion said that the charges against 
Gleason do not constitute espion- 
age under international custom 
_jand usage, and were ‘“‘largely in 
* & * 
Gleason, of Urbana, Ill., and 
Col, James C. Todd, U. S. mili- 
tary attache of, Tulsa, Okla., were 
Gleason had no commient today, 
but previously both he and Todd 
denied they were taking pictures 
of the barracks, 
Waterford Hunting 
Ban Goes fo Senate 
A bill calling for a vote in Water- 
ford Township on whether residents 
want hunting banned there has 
passed the state house of repre- 
sentatives, and advanced to the 
senate, 
Sponsored by Rep, Lloyd Ander- 
son, the measure received 91-4 pas-   
yesterday, Similar bills submitted for the 
past four years have been turned 
down, according to Anderson, ~ 
  
Women Prefer Candy 
BOSTON uw — Dr. Seldon D. 
Bacon, director of the Yale Cen- 
ter of Alcohol Studies, told a 
symposium on alcoholism that 
women are less liable to drink 
than men because of social prob- 
lervns, “Women,” he said, “are 
more likely to take out their un- 
happiness in chocolates and food. 
They'd rather get fat than drunk.”   In a monthly report submitted 7      
           
DELOS HAMLIN 
Re-elected chairman of the 
Oakland County Board of Super-. 
visors-today was Delos Hamlin 
ot Farmington. He will serve a 
-gecond one-year term. Also re- 
elected was Hiland M. Thatcher, 
of West Bloomfield Township, 
who will serve another term as 
chairman pro tem. 
Soble Judge 
Mentally Able . Man Held With Wife, 
Another on Charges of 
Espionage for Reds 
  under indictment. with his wife 
_|and another mari on charges of 
conspiring to transmit U.S, secrets 
elared mentally fit to stand trial. 
. Soble underwent extensive psy- 
chiatric examination at Bellevue 
Hospital after he suffered an ap- 
.|parent collapse in his Bronx Jail 
cell. Feb. 18, At the time he had 
been reported as acting ‘“‘pecul- jarly.” 
On April 1, 
Richard H. Levet reserved deci- 
sion on Soble’s ability to -stand 
a detailed report submitted by 
psychiatrists who examined Soble 
in Bellevue Hospital from Feb, 18 
to March 29, ‘ 
Soble, his wife, Myra, 52, and 
Jacob Albam, 64, stood silently in 
court today as Judge Levet an- 
nounced: 
“I have examined the report of 
the psychiatrists dated March 29 
and I find that, pursuant to a sec- 
tion of the U.S. Code, Soble is 
mentally competent to stand 
trial." 2 «8 
Soble now is in the Federal 
House of Detention. 
U. S. Atty. Paul W. Williams 
: . suggested that the trial of the 
a Bi ere accused of photograph-|\three be set for May 15, “be- n cause the government would not 
like to get into the summer with 
this." NEW YORK i—Jack Soble, 53, 
to Soviet Russia, today was de- 
trial. Since then the judge read) for vantage points. Many scram- 
bled on top of chairs and tables 
  
bers and 18 Moslem and 11 Euro- 
pean passengers, There were no 
survivors, 
  PARRIS ISLAND, 8, C. ® — 
Lt. William D. Conroy today 
was sentenced to a dishonorable 
dismissaj from the Marine Corps 
by a seven-man general -court- 
martial, 
Conroy pleaded guilty to 
charges of conduct unbecoming 
an officer and gentleman, The 
charge stemmed from an as- 
~sault March 13 on Pvt. David L. 
Porter. The court deliberated 
for 5@ minutes before passing 
    
War Hero Held in Lansing   
ex-fiancee’s escort. 
He was accused of slaying 
fired on them with a .30 caliber 
sicians were fighting to save the 
ater and a restaurant then taking 
where he set up an ambush. 
just wanted to frighten them.” 
          Miss Silky’s right arm was shattered by one of Accused of Slaying Rival 
LANSING (INS) — A decorated Korean War veteran was to be 
arraigned in Lansing Municipal Court today for the rifle slaying of 
| * * * 
Prosecutor Jack Warren prepared a first-degree murder war- 
rant against Donald McMann, 38, of Holt, who was presented the 
Silver Star for valor at Korea's ‘‘Porkchop Hill.” 
%4-year-old Benjamin Bennett, a 
Mason auto worker.’ Bennett was escorting 17-year-old Carol Silky 
home from a Sunday night movie date when the ex-GI allegedly 
deer rifle. 
the slugs. Phy- 
arm. 
* * * 
Police said McMann admitted following the couple from a the- 
a short cut to get ahead of them 
McMann insisted: “Honestly, I didn’t intend to hit them. I 
McMann, an automatic rifleman with the 32nd Infantry in Korea, 
was decorated “for leaving his bunker under artillery, mortar and 
small arms fire to kill at least 10 Chinese soldiers.” 
  
:|Man: Against the Weather   
1 
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(Tt's a fat cry from the day when man’! 
tried to predict the weather by wetting 
his finger and holding it up to see 
which way the wind was blowing. Fore- 
leasts are becoming more accurate every 
|day, thanks fo electronics. How a fore- 
cast is: made is told in this first of a 
series of egw articles on today's efforts 
to e ather).   + 
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  By FRANK CAREY 
. AP Science Reporter 
| WASHINGTON uw — A weather 
‘problem involving the President   
3a (Of the United States was on Jim 
‘Hunter’s mind when he rolled up 
* his sleeves, grabbed a red pencil, 
and started looking at a big 
iweather map, 
Jim is a forecaster at the U.S. 
Weather Bureau's district office 
at the Washington National Air- 
port. 
That's the office responsible 
  
  ning at noon, based on information 
he now had available on the map 
before him. 
DUE TO ARRIVE 
President Eisenhower was due to 
arrive at the Washington airport 
in mid-afternoon from Georgia. 
The weather outlook Hunter had 
  prepared 24 hourg earlier had 
called for rain mixed. with snow, 
beginning around nightfall. 
If that forecast held up, It 
would be okay for President 
“Eisenhower's mid-afternoon ar- 
rival, because the dirtiest     
      
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    te Mareustio 39. 33| for forecastin ther for an’ arquette . r forecasting weather rane 
33 Memphis 2) 33 area extending trom West Vir- 
iwaukee 34 26) ginia imto Connecticut, and in- 
3 New Greats 90 <6| cluding the nation’s capital. ts [=n : / Mane «33-33, Work typifies how weather, men Sigiek Waiks Vires Hionadintentn: tageitel / . 
oo 6G %6 in district offices all over the Sopp 
Bt2ztouls | 4 country go about their daily op- AP Wirephote 
Rk tore ye js ceatiom | "WEATHER FORECAST — Snow flurries are expected tonight in oe c is| It was 7:45 a.m. By 10, Hunter New York state, South, and east of Lake Ontario with fair to cloudy 
Rae .§ # would have to prepare a new fore- for the rest of the nation, except for cléudy weather over 
eo *~~~S |, [Cast for the 3éhour period begin- western Texas and Moptana. Sa 4 / 
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Iie 
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a) fee i ‘ i d i is but 
| & Lieee ; 
iat weather would still be several 
hours off. 
Upper air data from all over the 
world, gleaned from radio-equipped 
balloons launched from land sta- 
tions or ships at sea . . . charts 
prepared from this data every 12 
hours, and every six hours from 
selected stations in North America 
. .. Periodic reports from aircraft, 
now from the Azores, now from 
Attu... 
ALL OVER NATION 
Surface weather reports to and 
from bureau offices ali over the 
country, linked by 100,000 miles 
of telegraph lines . . 5   
report 
from radar and “electronic brain’’} 
computers ,. . weather forecasts to 
the public every six hours, and 
other special forecasts for in- 
dustries, fruit growers, farmers. . 
A total of 4,000 forecasts are 
made each day by weather 
bureau offices . all over the 
country — with about 85 per | 
eet accuracy on forecasts 
limited to 24 to 48 hours, . 
“When'‘the President lands this ha 
afte | we 'shouldn’t Hiave any t: Even Ike Leans on Forecaster’s Findings 
we'll get him in all right. We 
can expect ceilings to hold around 
1,000 feet, with visibility about 
three miles." 
FORECAST READY © 
By 9:45, Hunter has the forecast 
ready, and a few minutes after 
10, it has been transmitted to 
radio and TV station and news- 
papers, ; 
Hunter breathed easy again. He 
* * * 
“Sometimes you get a little dis- 
. The way I figured it, 
right now — but it isn’t!” 
“You can’t win ‘em all,” I told 
him as I left. - , ‘e ; 
When I‘ got outside the building, 
I felt mist on my face — and by 
the rain 
House. 
  trouble,”. says Hunter, “I think (Ni went back to other work, but 
   
    ext: Robot Weathermen.) i 4   
Mayor of Birming-   
  
County OKs Bi for Road Funds Joins State in Approvol of $25 Million in Bonds 
for Northwestern. 
  
banded together today in a plea for 
Republican organizations and coun- 
ty chairmen in the state. 
The resolution said that “a can- 
did, objective evaluation of the 
to attract the support of traditional 
Republicans. 
  
Detroit-Chicago Highway 
Advocated by Mackie 
C. Mackie disclosed today a De- 
troit to Chicago superhighway will 
have top priority in Michigan's 
roadbuilding plans. 
Mackie said that equally high 
on the program are four-lane roads 
linking Detroit and Muskegon via 
US-16 and Coldwater and the 
Straits of Mackinac. via US-27. 
The former Genesee County road 
since “the Democrats’ 
election victories April 1. 
  
ence Celebration Committee 
throughout the country. 
the day when freedom 
ment is granted. 
ay Gee i 24. F 
man Republican House members| go, 
LANSING (INS) — Newly elected 
State Highway Commissioner John 
builder outlined his plans during. 
a brief visit to Lansing, his first 
sweeping | 
The Gold eo 
al 
, against 
of govern-    to Schone 
Franklin 2 p.m. services 
Franklin Church. Burial 
Cemetery. 
Report sel Plan 
Sir Jordan at be in 
  
The first passenger vessel to 
use the canal since the British- 
French-Israeli invasion was due at 
Port Said later today to begin the 
103-mile trip south to Suez. The 
ship is the 12,839-ton Italian liner 
Oceania, headed for Australia with 
  
  
  
        
                   
          
    
       
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Clare retells Luce Built tiuseious on eres 
NEW ‘YORK ‘ (INS) _ _Peplegeerly he Sint in I ty some a. What 46 you say. your practice and my 
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Clare Boothe Luce says, ‘I fail 
  
      Lutheran _ 
     Services {Missouri Synod) 
EVERY WEDNESDAY 
7:30 P.M. 
ee» at the following churches 
St. Paul Joslyn at Third 
Rev. George ]. Mahder 
St. Trinity Auburn at Jessie 
Rev. Ralph C. Claus 
Grace 114 South Geneses 
Rev. Richard C. Stuckmeyer 
Cedar Crest Parnsworth, Off Union take Sona | 
(Next to Dublin 8c 
Rev. Howard E. Claycombe on     5 
GEREELG 
SELEC     
  | —LENTEN— | 
eRe Eee as   ‘ 
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t 
a 
‘|   “I tried out once for the Olympic 
diving team — and sprained my 
back on*the first dive. Another 
time, I was talked into believing manas into the U.S. than any, other 
I could figure-skate in front of a, firm. It will bring in about 10,000,- 
large crowd. On the first spin I 
lost my petticoat.” 
  Bob and Ray, who are bringing 
a skit in 
which Bob (or was it Ray?) was 
interviewing a.man of medicine 
who also had achieved great wealth back radio, once had 
and reputation in the business 
world, 
Before the interview was far 
under way, Ray (Bob?) said, 
| “Excuse me, doctor, but I can’t 
help staring at your trousers. 
I've never seen any like that. 
They have no cuffs, and the 
goods goes right down under your 
| feet or shées. 
“But now to get on with the is?”’ 
Well, sir, we had & talk the other 
day with Dr. Joseph D'Antoni, 
- and tropical diseases at Tu- 
lane University. He is president of 
the Standard Fruit and Steamship 
Company of New Orleans. 
TOP IMPORTER 
Next to the legendary United) 
Fruit, Standard imports more ba-   000 bunches this year. We asked 
him how he bridged the deep|[ 
chasm between Hippocrates and 
Commerce, 
“Came down with a lung hem- 
orrhage in ’52 and they told me 
I'd have to be amen from my   
  Wins Chemistry Award 
ANN ARBOR (® — Biological 
chemistry professor G. Robert 
Greenberg of the University of 
Michigan has been named the 1957 
recipient of the Paul-Lewis Award 
for his work in enzyme chemistry. 
He was to receive a gold medal 
and $1,000 today at Miami from former professor of internal medi- *. 
    the American Chemical Society, teaching for a 
year,” saan 
“We thought of selling it, but 
my mother said no. She said that 
if we sold it to strangers they 
wouldn't take proper care of the jdoetor says.” 
had |feet, custodian of 330 miles of 
  people who had been with us for 
a long time. 
; * * * 
“She said that I should run it.; 
[ said I'd do it if I had no inter- 
ference from her or anybody else. 
I also told her she was taking an} 
awful chance. 
DRAWS PARALLEL 
“There's no great difference be- 
tween medicine and business,"’ Dr. 
D'Antoni said, 
of the complaint, takes speci- 
mens, puts all the facts together 
and gropes for the cure. In busi 
ness the same. procedure holds.” 
“It in medicine we had as little 
knowledge of why things happen 
as banana-growers have of why a x -Ray Shows Couple wouldn't have the stethoscope,” the 
Dr. D'Antoni, master of a great 
railroad, director of company. hos- 
pitals and mobile clinics in Hon- 
duras, Guatemala, Ecuador and 
Costa Rica, student now of “Pana- 
ma disease,” the villainous boll- 
weevil of bananas, means to find ot Michigan and the University of] . ee, ey Sere ‘BONUS-One-Day-SPECIALS! 
abit — 9. A, M. to 6 P. iM, 
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IN BASEMENT Detroit are among 27 institutions 
which will share in grants of $493,- 
230 from the Fund for the Ad- 
vancement of Education, The 
grants are designed. to improve 
the efficiency of teaching 
programs, . : % 
  
  If a starfish loses one, two, or 
even as many as four of its rays, 
new ones will replace them. 
       
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WEDNESDAY—2 te 4 P. M, 
    out. Don't bet he won't. 
  
Losing Bet With Stork | 
FREEPORT, N.Y. —An X-ray 
shows that a gong Island couple 
apparently has lost a $25,000. gam- 
ble with the stork and Lloyds of 
London. 
* * * 
Jean and David Blechman 
“bet’? Lloyds $1,875 to $25,000 that 
they would have their third con- 
secutive set of twins in June, But! E 
an X-ray indicated yesterday that 
the 29-year-old- mother will give 
birth to a single child. 
x * * 
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INSPECTION MORNINGS OF SALE . 
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Mrs. Robert A. Harris 
Mrs. Robert A. (Florence Ellen) 
Harris, 68, a former Pontiac resi- 
dent, died Sunday at her home 
in Clifford of a heart ailment. 
Surviving are: her husband; a 
son, Hersey Saunders; and a 
daughter, Mrs, Ruth Krause sof 
Service will be at 2 p.m, Wednes- 
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An employe of the Lapeer State 
Home ‘and Training School, she is} 
survived by a sister, Mrs. C./W 
Dwight Wood of Port Huron. 
Marion L. Howell 
ORTONVILLE—Service for Mr. 
Marion L. Howell 67, of 421 Ball 
St., who died aggre will be 
held from the C. F. Sherman Fu- 
neral Home at 2 p.m. Thursday 
with burial in Ortonville Cemetery. 
Mr. Howel is survived by his 
  - wife, Irmel, three daughters, Mrs. 
Bernice Wells of Leonard, Mrs. 
Eleanor Needham of Pontiac and 
Mrs, Geraldine Nichalson of Cali- 
fornia. Four sisters, Mrs. Lizzie} 
Kline of Flint, Mrs. Norah Liscomb 
of Ortonville, Mrs. Grace Minock 
of Holly and Mrs. Jennie Saunders 
of Ortonville, also survive. 
Mrs. Albert Jackson 
UTICA — Service for ‘Mrs. Al- bert (Dorothy) Jackson, 45, of   
45288 Vanker St., who died Satur- 
day, will be held at 9:30 a.m. 
Wednesday from the Milliken Fu-, 
neral Home and at 10 a.m. from St. 
Lawrence Catholic Church. Burial 
will be in St. Lawrence Cemetery. | 
Holy Rosary will be recited at 8: 30, 
this evening. 
Mrs. Jackson is survived’ by her 
husband, two daughters, Mrs, Ca- 
rol Anh Livingstone of Oak Park’ 
and Judith M. at home, one son 
Gerald in the U. S. Navy, her 
mother Mrs. Martha Troy, one sis-' 
ter Mrs. Delphine Masseth of Utica. 
and one —— Walter of Ilinois. | 
John A. McClelland 
LAKE ORION—Service for John! 
Anderson McClelland, 49, of 6 S. 
Andrews St., who died yesterday, 
will be held from Allen's Funeral 
at 2 p.m. Thursday with 
| im Southfield Township Com} 
Orion and one.sister, Mrs.| 
Harrison McCall of Pontiac. ° 
Oscar F. Richter 
LAPEER — Service for Oscar 
F. (Perry) Richter, 43, 1043 South. Lapeer Rd., will be held at Muir 
Brothers Funeral Home, Wednes- 
day, with the Rev. Frank S. Hem-   r|-NEW HUDSON =- Service for 
jday from the Phillip's Funeral 
Rochester, Fred and James both | ‘ise, all at home. “Pon ontiac and Nearby reas, James Franklin: Tote 
Ji 
dn De- 
wat wil ye kasetap Wedies- 
Home in South Lyon with burial 
= Coniend Till Memariel Comp, 
eng Ms 
Gilbert, 
Jesse, Aig of South Lyon. Two 
brothers and two sisters also sur- 
vive. 
Russell Allen } Wallace 
WALLED LAKE — Service for 
Russell Allen Wallace, infant son of 
Hubert and Lorretta Wallace of 
3110 Woodbury, who died at birth 
yesterday was held at Walled Lake 
  Huff o Wayne, Also surviving are 
three brothers, Delbert, Robert and 
David and one sister Bonnie Lou- 
  Mrs. Deedie Warren 
Mrs, Deedie Warren, 76, of 44 
Jackson St., Lake Orion died 
nouraay, She was ill a year. 
A member of the First Christian 
Church of Pontiac,. Mrs, Warren 
had made her home here until 
1948. She was formerly employed 
at St. Jogeph Mercy Hospital. 
Surviving are six children, Mrs. 
Roy D. Williams of Clarkston, Mrs.     [Ruth Erickson’ of Tulsa 
Vernon of Rochester, Mrs.  Okla., 
Mrs. senry, Wesaueba of Chat 
. Tenn., Mrs, Frank Gibniew- 
of Lake Orion, Wesley W. War- 
of Detroit “and Max R. War- 
of Pontiac and a sister, .. 
will be at 8 p.m. today 
will “be taken té Des Moines, : 
  Towa rs burial in the Oak Grove 
Cemetery. ; 
‘ Ny . . 
Irvin Willick 
ROCHESTER — Service’ for 
Irvin Willick, 69, of 3301 South 
Emmons St., 
at Avon Center Hospital, will be 
held from the First Baptist Church 
at 10 a.m. on ‘Thursday with 
burial in Grant Township Cemetery 
agetown, 
Surviving are his wife 
children Mrs, Virginia F Edna, 
ar   x. 
ROCHESTER, Minn, “—Irving 
Augustus Lindberg, 70, of Austin, 
economic adviser to the gov- 
who .died yesterdayfernment of Nicaragua from 1913 
to 1941, died yesterday. 
born in Cherokee, Iowa. 
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‘COSHOCTON, Ohio ” — Harry 
B. Hunt, U7, executive director of creased 
the Hunt-Crawford Co. in Coshoc- 
‘ton for 50 years and vice president . | TUCSON, Aria: ) — James F.| ° Carroll, 66, associate editor and 
chief editorial. writer of the Day-ipoard of 
City (lowa) Tribune, ‘and the Wor- in 1850 and 
eester (Mass.) Telegram and EV€-|;ounded ‘the firm in 1853, died yes- 
ning Gazette, died Sunday. He 
was’ born in Troy, N.Y. 
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New Plant Ready Soon   
second manufacturing _ building 
within the next 30 days will more 
than double the size of the Bur- 
roughs Corp. plant here plant man- 
ager Edward W, Schening said. 
The number of employes will be in- 
from the present 1,300 to 
1,800 wheri full production is: under 
way in the new facility. He- was 
      
  
brothers and two sisters also sur- 
vive. 
The body is at the = oe Fun- 
eral Home. . 
Mrs.’ Roy Wilkinson 
Mrs. Roy. (Marjorie Struthers) 
Wilkinson, of 153 E. Iroquois Rd. 
died suddenly at 7:30 this morning 
in her home of a heart condition. 
She was 64, 
Her late husband was the owner 
and founder of the Wilkinson In- 
surance Agency. Mrs. Wilkinson’s| 
body is at the Voorhees-Siple Fu-, 
neral Home. 
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Mr. Richter, who died of a heart 
ailment at his home Saturday, 
had: been a teacher at the Lapeer 
State Home and Training School. 
He was a member of Lapeer 
Lodge F&AM No. 54, the Lapeer 
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Eagles, 2] 
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garet Banke, Dayton, Mrs. Myra! 
Habecht, Farmington, and Mrs. 
Dorothy Bachman of Buchanan. 
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“= Our Military Aid to Asia 
Should Be Re-examined 
Ciement D. Jounstow, board 
tne Chairman of the U. 8. Chamber of 
‘Commerce, has filed an interesting 
apc Puy . report with a special Senate commit- 
it fa $1 ® * < 
places 1h the. states ~=—»s After a visit to Indonesia, Burma, 
Nae Oe a  Canbodle, Thailand and Viet MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Nam, Mr. JouNston believes that 
military aid to these countries should   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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: 1B I ? that the threat of external Commu- 
Better Contro. nist aggression is not enough to jus- 
° ° tify the present level of military aid. 
Asked in New Bill a ke te A State House bill still in commit- The great need of the people, 
tee would permit court action against he thinks, “is to be let alone patients who leave TB Sanatoriums + mmijitarily so as to devote maxti- 
against medical advice. mum effort to correcting a de- 
plorably low level of education, 
" sanitation and economic pro- 
duction.” 
- Most of the other reports sub- 
mitted to the committee urge not 
- only ‘maintenance but expansion of for a cooperative patient is $4,000. 
‘But an un-cooperative one may cost 
: ee ee. the military assistance program, 
. ad Aaa, Oe However, Mr. Jounston’s findings 
Dr. W. Lonanp Howanp, Medi- should have thorough study. It may 
be that military aid to some coun- 
* Sanatorium at Northville, com- tries should bé critically re-examined 
  piled cost figures for the as80- and the emphasis put-on some ciation through study of 182 form of assistance. 
persons who left his institution _ 
in one year against medical ad- ~ _ 
- The Man About Town vice, The survey showed that 
an average of $5,000. was spent   
Only a Few Days on un-cooperative patients. But 
for 23 of them the cost exceeded <a ; 
; Time Now Getting Short 10,000 and for two i 
penyeed ie in Our Baseball Contest 
* xe. “Apologize: Another thing the 
“This was not the complete nos- weather bureau never does, 
_ pital cost for such patients,” said the eas 
association, “for all were back in the Less than five days remain in our base- 
hospital for another perioc of'treat- 1144 in The Pontiac Press Office by ment.” — : , noon on NEXT Saturday, April 13, or your . Under the present law a patient chance of winning the $250 in U.S. Sav- 
can be reinstated only if he breaks a !€5 Bonds is gone. All that is necessary 
hospital rule, However, he can walk 
  ing: 
1 What player who hag. been at 
: bat at least 25 times will be lead- 
ing the American League on the 
night of Friday, April 26, and 
what will be his batting average. 
There is no entry fee and every mem- 
ber of your family is eligible to compete, 
but each entry must be on a separate 
  to make 
patients stay in a hospital until 
cured. A court order could be ob- 
tained against repeated offenders, 
i 
  Surely tl piece of paper. Employes of this paper 
ease in fegroe yt shaoicb yr or immediate families are not eligible. 
allowed to leave a hospital and : Today is an anniversary over at the spread infection. He not only Pontiac City Hall, but 
City Manager Walter K. Willman 
is too modest to say anything about it. 
My gtapevine connection over there tells 
me that today he enters his thirty-fourth 
Premier Janos Kadar sue euta esi ° bd ontiac resident a a é, 
Traitor to His People Se pciiiaes 
Reports ‘reaching Washington in- Ow of Detroit, writes me that 71 years tlac in 1950. 
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dicate that Premier Janos Kapar of ago today we were digging out of what © 
Hungary is nothing more than a history, He says the drifts around. the stooge for Soviet Russia. .. ‘courthouse corner were almost “ high 
He has just signed two agreements 4% the building itself. He refers, of course, 
tightening Moscow's control and ‘0th old two.tory bie pling. Te while doing so actually thanked 
Russia for its intervention in Hun- 
gary’s revolt. 
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During that brutal . period 
Kapar betrayed the government 
of Premier Imre Nacy and called 
in Soviet troops to crush oppo- 
sition, in violation of interna- 
tional law and Hungary’s own 
alliance pact with Soviet Russia.   
Winner of the $250 in our baseball con- 
test four years ago, 
Miss Betty Whitson 
—of 495 Harper Ave., is to represent Pon- 
tiac in the national contest for 
“Miss Secretary of 1957”: 
and of course we're pulling for Betty. In- 
cidentally, 
Harvey Kuenn 
is her choice in the present baseball con- 
test. 
  vgn agreed cig ed tk rf wr iliags most of us did not have the am- 
Nest tioning tion to go to the polls in last week's 
troops in Hungary to preserve its election, 72 year old 
“freedom and independence.” Simeon Haus 
. aes + of Troy gave his life for the privilege, 
For this Hungary gets $250 million He was fatally injured when struck by 
Re ta) , deferred payments a truck as he left the polling place, 
and cancellation of. Soviet “wartime 
claims” against Hungary. In return Verbal Orchids to- Kapar has put his country complete- ; 
ty Sater the Soviet heel. of 27 cele feng yes Piet wean The hated Hungarian Secret Police °iverseny: oe elon ng : : sary; also her eighty-first birth- 
(AVH). has been disbanded. In its aby. , 
place, however, is a new Hungarian Mrs. E. F. Tinney 
army of 40,000 officered by former of 749 Owego Drive; eighty-fourth. birth- 
AVH agents, one or two of whom are “9. 
  Mrs. Mary Fenton 
of Utica; one hundredth birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. George Nacker 
of Clarenceville;, golden wedding. 
Mr. and Mrs. Alex LeRoy 
. through the Inter- of packed ine sicinaips seid vine! 
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‘of current 
ball contest. Your entry must be re-- 
is to submit your ahswer to the follow- 
year of city management, coming to Pon- . \e 
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able. to take First Amend- sources of calcium. _ méntal stimulator than lurury! 
ment ag Wh A Ge Film. A 's diet should include By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE 
so serious, it: Ay : 7a 
after all, “free speech” is not = “nity ani or the equiva is a blue-eyed youngster. 
to be , any form of ° by 
“thought ‘control’. sought to be 
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ACTIVITY IS FACTOR       
     
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fret about being financially 
poor, for it isn’t money that: 
makes children happy, but a 
loving home atmosphere. in 
_ Case U-350: Goldie R., aged 4, 
   whateyer that is. flate, utilize, and maintain @ nor- anch- Millions of words have been ™4l reserve of calcium in bones force 
poupid out th lphtied Gehan ot and teeth varies with and, perhaps 
persong who were asked by con- eS ee oe ee : or fue 
gressional committees or security ° ly physical activity. vedi - 
boards to explain their curious Confinement to bed or chair and 
‘presence at “Communist front’ for weeks or months inevitably 
meetings or their continuance of brings a steady loss of calcium. ‘child 
financial contributions to such It explains why invalids become her that 
causes even after the Soviet Union se susceptible to fractures from 
joined Hitler in the early stages slight injuries. For another, I be- ahee 
of the last: war: Judging by the lieve, it explains the peevish spir- ‘ceremony 
tenor of “liberal” doctrine in re- it of many invalids. or neeviee 
cent years, Americans who have Do I mean to say yo : y you can change been criticized for being on a sourpuss into a cheerful guy just ‘fee to 
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Lit ONE larger daily intake of calcium and-~-igg children, and it is as old 88 — ty }ike manner, you fell in love CA AAAAAAM +9] D than at any other time to keep the hills. with your foster child and adopted 
y> 1 Zo” | ine] et calclim reverve high enough to /” “Always reward the right action it because of choice, Just as YoU Pat bs oul provide ‘for her own requirements“ and penalize the wrong, Permit mother, +) > _ Steer - adopted its A on + ¢ as well as the growing child—for no exceptions to occur. Aw . | : the fetus will draw on the calciym rr ae In Goldie’s little family, there- 
Fe . reserve even at .the cost of the — fore, nobody is of blood kinship 
Ferg GEC Biss | mother's own bones end teeth tt 208 are tuning does ox seule tho ether two monpbers of tat es Ye | | Saving her teeth is only one confuse the animal by laughing at ae eR ee ae f _Feason why the expectant mother ts show-off when guests are called tove. oe ' “That's what I sounded like neéds 9 good daily ration of cal- looking on, but then punishing the of aol last week when I had that cold.” citi and vitamin D, he devel creature when it, performs the . “Love is much thicker than blood i ; i { f. | ie : | We { : 
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WASHINGTON — Poor Dave anes = —— he a Bipot fay bo ‘ ohne . . » Whichever way you go 
Beck! He's being maligned from Would have had on today ism.” glory might nswer Remember there are corners left one end of te the a senator or two demariding that. his if he had then taken, the Fifth ‘Reade zg ers + » » That. you have never turned 
~~. , the investigating committee itself Amendment! He might even have Hillbilly’s’: Letter | . .. And just around the next one other, and his defenders are be investigated. been helped by some big. charit- eee ee may ... Be all for which you've —if, indeed, there Sse esas af! law han pat able foundation, with law school ‘ In answer to “Hillbilly,” who med... So keep on turning 
he had only had ~~ Jats a conducting a research defends the South, why did you ‘Corners in; . . Your search for 
communistic connection in his rec- . nounced re aoe severei 0" his case. Maybe some “civil come to Michigan in the first place happiness... For as you cling 
ord, he would to- any crime pas has been laig liberties” organization would “re —to make good money and keep to hope, so God. . . Will guide 
day have many ago tagarcdr that" is rallying to his side in a defense from starving to death. Don't bite yoy to success . . . “It’s just 
eloquent apolo- - = man | of the Fifth. Amendment. As.Ralph the hands that feed you. If you- around the corner,” you. .. Have gists. “innocent until proved guilty. Waldo Emerson once wrote: don't like Michigan, go back to heard some people say . . . And 
’ ‘The supporters Certainly Dave Beck was in- “A foolish is the the hills. that is really good advice . . . 
would have: been discreet. He was more than that hobgoblin of little minds, adored . Reader Along your weary way . .. Around 
legion who would. she used poor judgment in espous- by little statesmen and philoso- - 2 . séme corner somewhere, as... 
have denounced ing the cause of personal material- divines.”” ~ Wh W t to Be- You fumble and you grope..., 
a ism when he. might better have (Copyright, 1957) . 0 ants - Your heart will come to life again 
_ Suggesting. " t . - - If you have faith and hope. 
taking the Fifth i Colossal Anyway poled lanl 
rg pyedlicns Dr. William Brady Says: What is so wonderful about be- der those cir- oT i _e ing colossal? I'd rather be petite. S ] ; 
— im- saa ts L k | f C | ° C So do most other people, locudiog -smues / 
editorial writers of * vonnt three ac 0 a clum . auses ramped = Latcar iA feather in your cap is mugh leedind aeleeee . M Ch A l see the day when a lady would ore important than a bee in your there would have flowed indignant any ronic U ments -brag about being out of proportion. bonnet. ‘words—that a man was being ar 2 5 Oh! Pardon me, you didn’t say 
court of law.” © pS I have harped on calk de- oping fetus “needs it to build I feel scery for you and I'm sure 
The cry would have been tee a teen Fee ne ee many other area ladies would co- _ 
raised that here ts = Senate guard ny hf gers ponagndy — operate with me, if you would like, investigating committee which is lieve calcium deficiency avg andy A agtncd goo in helping you get down to normal trying to de what the courts are tir bateaas we Us one, Moock ca aucaae so aur size so you won't feel so con- 
supposed to do. There would : " neanty Y *  spicuous. Then you would get ad- 
have been pointed complaints Among _ these tao shasta miring glances. from men and that this was “assassination by common chronic re ot eo : = reonksh = glances from ‘‘colossal”’ 
Serpe ie Orr k = um heen ger! Pcs daily ration of D and calcium; , 
ot law and hence no judgment matiz (not arth- Se ey ne aon yon to, «OMS should be made thereon—at least riti), hives, a)- calcium reserve—breast milk not on the word merely of = ow sensitivity, Peing the best <n sources of ‘Are Bank Hours 
ot) See pares ee crs) 4 Same at Branch?’ whose were § f . migraine. Signed letters, not more than one page 
substitute for “due process of hay fever, and ee words long pertaining to personal Do the new banking hours of 
law.” spasmodic asth- nosis or treatment, will be answered ty 9 to 5 pertain just to the downtown 
Dave Beck made the mistake of 5 sa © Dame 8 ream Brody. if s stamped self- banks? I tried to make a weekly his union’s funds in . tine Press, Pontiac, Michigan. deposit at the Baldwin branch at {which invite me. It is marvelous, handling ways Don word for it. Take , , that have brought condemnation— | high ¢ diet and euggle- ( 1957) 9:30 and was told it wouldn't opey’ yet simple.—Victor Hugo. 
but they seerned to him to be | oe with ‘an adequate ¥ 
right and, if they weren't, well, gai, and vit- Case Records of a Psychologist: / to pay back any sums in / period of not , borrowed or appropriated. He say8. 1.4. "than three months, and see e e e 
ner av diced dealt emt ater noe Cg]VeS Suggestions for Child Care IF HE BELONGED you good, : ; 
This; 1 &, serious matter: of Vitamin Dis essential for nor- WA course, but, if Beck only once mal utilisation of calcium whe- How should Goldie be told same naughty deed i vate. kinship,” { been a member of a Communist ther the calcium is supplied -by she is an adopted child? And In other earl fisistonta in that ma pli wdegpatnanicd agp cell, he would be defended today food, or as a supplement, or med. what can all parents do to help. dealing with hu children. erroneous former proverb that as just someone who committed a eine. : insure a happier more adjusted Let a child tha pie “Blood is thicker than water.”’ 
_outhtul indiscretion’ oF & mis Milk, sour mili, buttermilk, skim ‘YP€ of personality in their / he ai t+ * take of the emotions to “eco : Ik, as well as cot- children?. Discuss this case at Blood kinship means 
without love. The first two blood 
kinsmen on earth feuded until 
Cain actually murdered his blood 
Brether, Abel. 
mutual affection and respect and 
training in idealism that create the 
true parent-child‘ relationship, 
MODERN CHILD HINTS 
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   PO! TIAC Pp ISS, TUESDAY, APRIL a 1957! - tee x ae Te : i Vee ae i) ‘ E ) ¢ c re, ; 
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By A. F. MAHAN, dr. 
Hard Man to Replace, economic Hfe-blood, are getting a ST. IGNACE ® — The bel? Keen at Be 
O’Michigan and the Upper Penin-| ig Pie edor Sula, ma istint de tne Lean, dems Se ae brand new 100 million dollar pump Mackinat: Bridge Booms Upper Penir sula 
  
- TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR, =   in. Moscow Hot-Spot 
  
    cae S| JUNIOR EDITORS   
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Russians’ respect} - 
that he is leaving, 
y may well be glad to be rid 
? him, - 
“What we most respect about | 
Ambassador Bohlen,” a Russian/ 
(Khrushchev) a run for 
his money.” - 
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it, “no complaints, . —— 
But ‘stents a ie ool a 
THE WORLD. 
Tne STAR OF SAPRICAy ENGLAND'S ROYAL 
SCEPTER, 
  uation it’s the stray pieces that     MARCH BLOODSTONE -ARUAMARINE 
     
        
      
Bohlen, 53, has gained a repu- 
tation as the ambassador in Mos- 
prodiongs led pe — > Persons born in March have a 
ject, the most fluency in the Rug-| "one as & birthstone. 
sian language. | 
Khrushchey and the other So- 
viet leaders will have reason. to 
remember the easy-going, almost 
languid wit often displayed by the) 
slim, athletic-looking diplomat. 
x *« * days. 
  marks were blood. 
  2. Aquamarine, Bloodstone and Diamond 
choice of the aquamarine or blood- 
The aquamarine ig a transparent stone whose color is seawater, 
green, It is a favorite ornament today, as it was in ancient Greek 
The bloodstone is dark green, speckled with red. It was regarded 
with ‘superstition by many ancient peoples, who believed the red|“ 
Many jewels are used as watch bearings. Here is a picture of a 
At a French Embassy — delicately placing jewels in a watch. 
tion Khrush¢hev, with his usual The diamond, the birthstone for April, has been called “the king 
ponderous jiumor, teased Marshal of stones.” It is transparent and is the hardest of all precious gems. 
Georgi Zhukov for eating with) 
such ito. 
What do you expect?”’ 
Bohign, ‘‘You've just whacked his ‘sou 
def budget. Of course he’s codon. 
hying 7 Here is a picture of the ‘Star’’ * * birthday book collection, 
- Bohlen at receptions and eng 
him in long, serious cavetontioae 
which probably gave lim a more, Newsfeatures.) 
' Tomerrow: Emerald and Peart The largest cut diamond in the world is the “Star of Africa,” 
|which is in the Royal Scepter of England. This 500-carat stone is one’ § 
quipped of nine cut from the famous Cullinan Diamond which was found. in| 
South Africa in 1905. The ‘‘Star of Africa’’ is kept in the Tower of 
for you to color and save for your 
(Ricky Smith of Oakland, Calif., won $10 for this idea. Send your 
 sanwestions in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP 
  viet leadership personality than) 
any other Western diplomat has. | 
“Chip knows you cannot win 
their confidence or liking,” Hag of 
his intimates says, “but 
knows you cannot ‘cai Pog ain Sight-Giving Cornea 
=Can Be Preserved 
ity, can easily assume the position| NEW YORK ® — Sight-giving 
Bohlen maintained among his fel-| windows for human eyes can be _ unless you have their respect.” 
low diplomats and in his relations dried and preserved for twe years. 
with the Kremlin. ‘to help some blinded persons,   
+ medigal researchers ‘said today, 
Expect Comet The windows or corneas donat- 
to Stir Reports | Genydratea in glycerine, then kept 
of Flying Saucer |tmeaue * * * 
A bright comet scheduled to be   visible during this month is ex- Cony Rbaidigiglee crags tenia 
pected to send hundreds of Pon into the eyes of persons whose tiac aréa residents to the telephone own corneas were clouded or in- 
to report “flying saucer” oF|jured, said Dr. John Harry King 
“strange, bright object” in the J, Washington, D.C., a consult ling opthalmologist to the U. S. 
surgeon general. ‘i. |the opening of the deer season’mated 400 per cent, even as far) *     lower Michigan to the Upper Pen-Sault Ste. esha: shace -stenaliig U. 8. 2 now runs throng the ers) 
| experts. 2gree—-wi oe Pe jp : areas, : “i 
‘lye pare pre ‘bridge would ‘in: effect, put down-| "improve the route, Several own- re 
now ts. the region's Ne. 1 eco- [*tat® Michigan much closer to the| ers of eatlying cabling are con | [ip 
nontle support, = the tourist. (Winter sports and vacation lands) verting them te modern, . all. | <¥f 
vacationer business. of the colorful Copper Country in| year motels. Two new gasoline | ([/ the Keweenaw Peninsula stations are being completed this A \, 
|, Mackinac Bridge Authority traf!) iy varus UP year. i fie engineers estimate 1,927,000 j ) 
vehicles will use the.five-mile span| Real estate operators report that] While the bridge will improve| ///7 
next year and that. the number y frontage along}land travel, St.-Ignace isn't for-| (44 
a. oo to 2,023,000 by 1988,|0. 8. 2 west of the St Tenses igetting another transportation! iY to ‘bridge approach-has risen trom $3/ 546: the airplane, It plans to! 0) 
t state-owned fer-|and $10 a front foot to $100 or . ry) 
see Welch ply. to Straits’ and|Mmore for the choice sites. e |spend $74,000 to clear “26 acres) I 
join U.S. 23, U.S. 27 and U.S. 31! Choice resort property and home at its airport and to ag Bs . 
ls toa -'sites on the northern shores of/2,500- foot turf runway in 
671 vehicles, On holidays and atthe Straits have advanced an esti- foot blacktopped one. 
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acr as 15*as les ou St. Igne ears have piled up a8 much as 12 miles out from ace. | Mackinac City, 
miles on either side of the Straits, ¢ ¢ 
and some have waited 24 hours to 
  Straits is insisting the ferry docks ¥) i GEORGE'S NEWPORT 'S i    
   
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    Plans for a restaurant, motel; Check these items for real ..\ get across. ‘be turned over to it. by the state , 
an snd gece eo aires) Coles! for development, Its No, 1 goal is} ‘ ¢ REL Do saving for your Easter out- 
‘The bridge’s four lanes could north approach, Elisworth|*ransportation facilities -and” to ‘ fit and home. Buy on easy ) handle @ maximum of 6,000 cars| (Frenchy) Valliere, who now oper-|¢r@w more tourists to its mu- credit terms. 
-Jan hour. The biggest ferry, the|ates a ferry lane restaurant, plans|cipal beach and parks , 
Vacationland, can baal only 150 stlthe new steak house with 100 Another thing, ‘some civic lead- 
route it follows. Winter schedules|Mr. and Mr. Jack Barnhill of Fortlone ‘of the big ferries. be kept mt : , ‘ 
occasioned delays. The bridge will! Lauderdale, Fla., plan the curio) in operation as a sight-seeing ves- ~ To ers 
}be open year around, shop, and Seymour Lippert of Chi-| se! plying the Straits and shuttling . . ' : pp 
NEW INDUSTRIES cago, the motel, Moe ee nue |te Scenic Mackinac Island, a plush : 
Sault Ste. Marie on! ta his television and babysitter resort at the eastern edge of the 
    
  
him competitive in upper reaches 
of the Lower Peninsula with down- DOUBLE STAMP—BIG 7c DAY SALE! 
         
    
        
                
          
         
        
     to build 100 more miles of line to} | 
625 new customers, | 
erald 0. Dagenasis, manager 
of the Upper. Peninsula Develep- Ce Better first qual- 
sizes 54", 63", 7 “ 8 ei | | 
Pick from solid 
color and print, 
Full 81" sizes. 
Chenille 
‘Spreads .. .$2.77 
      
   
     
                  
           
       
           
             state manufacturers. ‘ here is your Easter Topper at a bi 
ve A. Peauin, eocseinty of the 7e Day Special 7c Day a , Pastel colar, aairtnk . t Ste. Marie Cham of / 
merce, says “completion of the Yard Foille Costs — Wool Coats 
Mackinac Bridge has already be- Goods. $10.99 $29.99 
Sn ego ea 27° | plexion this en drea,” ? : eae: 
x * * “ ' - 29.99 Ledies’ . 
Roy Wells, manager of the Upper Full bolts. of 
Peninsula's Cloverland Electric Co- prints and flan- EASTER SUITS ‘ 
ae said his power firm has | nel. Come, save. 
been getting applications right Broadcloth .......5556: 4Te « 
and left for new service to cot- | §4) oo resorts that haven't been 7c Day Special 7c Day Special ere 
ete Goren pene oe Curtain Better ba Llectrification Administration lan! Panels Drapes i" Yes. save $10 on these better box and fitted 
suits. Alf wool and rayon. 10 to 44. 
     _ . Karge Fur 
Size Suits Trim Suits [2%        
             $29.99 $39.99      
                
          
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eastan _DRESSES            
    
HARMALC STS tS‘ i] 
  Australia has intensified its li-| 
censing restrictions on imports.   DOUBLE HOLDENS 
TRADING STAMPS ™:, 
EDNESDAY ° 
          » Pretty as an. Baster \ 
. Beautiful colors. and 
they wash like «a hanky. 
+» Misses’ afd half 
-$2.99 — 
oS EASTER BLOUSES — 
;< EASTER SKIRTS 
      
                         
      sky, 
Predicted to rival Halley's com-| 
et of 1910 in brightness, comet bd 
Arend-Roland will be visible to the 
naked eye between April 16 to 
May 15, according to Miss Hazel 
M. Losh, associate professor of 
astronomy at the University of 
Michigan. 
The comet, discovered in Bel- 
gium last November, will be 
visible about au hour before sun- 
rise in the northeast from April 
16 to 18, if it has developed a 
large, bright tail. 
By April 20 of 21 the head of 
th® comet should be visible 
After set. 
rarely seen planet Mercury will 
be visible above the western hori- 
  
  
    
    Qe eee He SVS SET YOUN CPE" OH FADS AND TRLEvIEION . 
_ BRAID MOTOR SALES | 31. Ye ears s of Fair Dealing 
Cass Ave. and i: Pike ots teed Pontiac, Michigan , 
: This baby can mn fists its tail 
Ay at anything on the road. y Yeah! —flick its tail and then some. Any- 
prac divi aa ode Ape Need gs 
rag gal leads the eory in beauty, in 
ride, in performance and in 
hard-dollar value. 
Take De Soto's new Torsion-Aire ride, for 
And the, price? Just» fom 
Factory Retail 
ananthaetins RISES and local taxes {if any), transportation, delivery 
and sccessories as . 
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FOR ONLY | (plus cartage) F ive Oakland Security for You \ te 
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owls we onet @ ristNew Births 99 Office Cant Accept: ‘Sliding “Ages = Oe: : Va EN NYC, ED WHISKY. 86.8 . play the Hammond Organ ’ [List ew Births \ ' SCHENLEY me SS eapes Lonmp bes 43 
. 9 d ollowing Oakland : mA of. ei, ; ohis easy way! Why not you? Pals: roe el a birth By RAY HENRY burned in a fire, these forma are, The age search section of the 
We guarantee you'll learn to certificates recently registered with} _ As*ecisted Press Writer. | still available. Census Bureau must charge the/f — 1 mty @lerk’ Some people play their age as if} The forms used in the census-| fees because it has no other source : . Rene ~ i play! Phone FE 3-7168 or w Oakland re s office it were an accordion~increasing or taking include such - ot income. Congress doesn't sive ~ R HENRY A MILLER 
visit Grinnell’s today! Lore, t seme “st % much decreasing Ito get the right T/A fren Including the eilaen tx money t'say i busines DR... . , i 
| | Barter Michara A. Lisbisen,| -2ke the. woman who walkediin the families of the late 1800's.| (Questions on Security Optometrist bi 4. Z Vista tere a a into the Hackensack, N. J., wapehanbor yore ayo poe problems be eddrensed to es . t 
io. | . Kenneth M. Me- office a few months personal | “Social Security,,’ in care of ' Fe gid 7+ Genperd. Donald ¢ She said she was TE ~ through interviews, with | family ‘Press. Questions wilt be || ; 7 North Saginaw Street 
HEczicee erie & Rese. Mymaes | | The Social Securtty roprenenta-|Do'thore accurate than the memot| fine eee of the Sect Seearty |f| Phone FE 4-6842: En dames A, Heine, Jone t, Paimer,| five asked her if she had any lies of today's older people. | Administration. ‘There is no | 
A i, \ sincliraan pate oe ee -® &.S8 charge for Gils service.) “Better Things in Sight” 
ig esntarN aac E" Mack“Eaterd| “Well, T don't have. any papers! ut Bureau can pin down the age Do Tha: sey: Cosmic Bs se) etn (amine Ba Iv, SOE ot sont a i poroe me BOMD Threat HOaX;, Cir Festey rersns Baris Wilien 1." Eieor'Weaneth’ i |have some : M attlncode Ont 1 h 5 ds 
[eikieccen 2. “Bota, “ation | they heard me saying it for ‘bout! "0. a, when requested, win OMY LOSS—the Spu 
| P. = 5 m 1 poms provide a transcript showing what) . : 
cr 2 Fach Wace t DON’T KNOW AGE its records contain. | LOUNVELLE, Ky. @ = Pelle poe oe : thought t they y } 
Aaaty Robert M Leidien. SES _ penis to ine eet eee ce nte’te |found a bomb in a downtown bus 8. Bush, James M. Cox, Harry 4; ' wrong depot. an people who don't know exactly how) the Bureau of Census, Washing- ; a _ ae a Cie & cane, oo old they are. At least, they can’t) ton, Dp. C.; request form 10-611; Officers evacuated the building’ Ww ee 
i Willing Wo hetnt show a birth certificate to prove {ill out and return the form with |2%d began a thorough search aft Mie ; Be be. Je R. Hanson. |it. No birth records were kept by| » $3 or $4 fee er receiving a call the depot : ; 
iiiam C. Baker, Sewell A. Newman.” many states and cities-in the late — cae ol ee ee 8 ome . : sisi : 
— ew es 1800's or earlier 1900's, person wanting Then the kitchen became filled low you can enjoy 
- Phone FE 3-7168 Six VA Hospitals |... tack. sf 2, birte corticato See ey ee ae Soline| With smoke and flames.” BUY an ARMSTRONG the convenience of id : x OSspI ais often makes it difficult for today’s | senerally assures that the tran-| x *& * ; Steel Oil-Fired Hi-Bo automatic oil-fired 
. , ; . Clo . : = older people to prove they're script will be returned in about Police eueet aot ee : | y winter air - condi- 
eee whys 0 old enough to draw Social Secur- C slower|™an put out the fire before th ° #8 tioning _ without — he +g Pt on, Noa Pen’ pres. bn Sing Bakeries ity payments. Under Sab tank the pant aggre glia “Lge weeks.| fire department arrived. Winter Air-Conditioner caning eos 
ED ER te COAT . WASHINGTON un—The Veterans| Sei y gree athe gt tee Ol Pia oagerie pag Minalined |B poe y =| allowed to accept If you don’t include the fee with) chen help, out by police, } 
x HE a itaincin tt ams ttl frm raved t's ou’ aaa torn fr swam few cao Se eum s| GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING ‘SE } IMT | discontinued at st ot the elahe yrost of age. ereipt yout sggtoation wil be.se-| Seer Hier of Exons ™ pot ee peat re # Lake Rd.) Fu 2-7849 
ns MMU : NATIONAL | | VA hospitals which still had To overcome this, the Social/turned to you with a request for) Damage was negligible — and/ . Comer of Bissbeth , oe. thse ete ig t bakeries in Operation at the end|Security offices will often accept) the fee. : no bomb was found. 
Ss - BANK gy (ot at ge: Git gyri glee | ah es. Gere = a Ae /h cover af | EEE eet he a acing.” “NMG |nospital births, naturalization, im- os , 1 VA said two of the eight baker-| migration, military service union} 
Pa Ss @o ies have already been closed, four| "°™ abership, rene eat 
ys more will close in the near future| "8: Marriage, etc. 
a Year 798 |\and cost estimates for the other) OTHER PROOF ‘gm | two are under study now at head-| An additional source of proof are 
on SAVING CERTIFICATES  / "32 | quarters here. the records of the United States wae. , The closing of the bread baker-|Bureau of Census. And, in many|- 
: {2% Deposit your surplus savings or investment Hae | ies was in accordance with Eisen-| cases, it's the most reliable source -i@ Savings at any one of our 8 convepient ‘fim \hower Administration's Fequest|which older people can find to 
banking offices. io ‘/* — @a™ | that all departments and agencies| show to the Social Security people . . : é i ee ence Gee fete 
é Cc i a, activities with the view|Census Bureau records as 
* ommul ty of dropping as many as possible,| proof. 
‘i. or VA said. The Census Bureaw gets its 
| National, Bank information from forms which 
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cost about $1 a month each.” step inside your Buick dealer's showroom. 7 ig 
You'll see gay Spring colors everywhere. Design that’s as j 
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Spring in every angle of these brand-new beauties. . Variable dag hae eager f 5 Smooth, too — fo the absolute) 
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Buicks handle. 
& } Get behind the wheel, touch toe to treadle, and your spirits 
3 . | There’s an instant new response—plus more power and 
smoothness to match, in Buick’s great new brakes. You'll 
understand immediately what we mean when we say these 
Buicks are the dream cars of the year to drive. 
. Come in today — and make the most of the wonderful Yes, that’s all they cost—about $1 a month each. And handy extensions driving months ahead. - | 
mean that wherever you are in your house you’re only a step away from __ And the prices won’t jar your happy mood. It’s a wonderful 
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_ jout with an autoblography mext! 74 most women, a life in which] went, tate. the. Higield Wellies, | 7) one Saat | 3 pointh. “In these days of s0rillone started to work at ape 4 and] oS Sour oe Bre sews wee | Cisotte taine ray feoncee Cashmere jackets and sweaters, 
open sange Pagel & couple never quit would be less than! 14 1 couldn't see beyond that. jand say ‘obo, I better go to| flatware and native handicrafts are | 
cn wa no Three unsuccessful MAr-| Tank the Lord for spotlights.” |work.’ Then I’m off for six months|all good buys in the British West o- re Sak riages po led joave most “Dé you think you'll be’ mar-|entertaining. Men don’t like that|Indies. The current rate of ex- 5 Tip Bae Sige be waged ge ara Q = Do you think you'll be mae) ine. change is: $1 U, S, equals $1.71| Boats and Equi . says, swigging) But Gypsy’s temperament evi-'ried again? Woe BWI at a whsianome situate oo dentty is as remarkable $a. bee] A = “1 don’t really thin 90. 18/6" pia vou write your auto-|=smsmcmem cee cere ALL RISK INSURANCE coffee. figure, which appears ‘I could truthfully say my husbands g , addict, either. I haven't been any:|rare form even under spring house- were all stinkers, i wnt te dav. Segrephy after a look at the a HAMPTON SPECIALS $3.00 Per $100.00 
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magazines and the movies for vast| ng embarrassed, after I've capital-|went up on a ladder, looked the) “Exposing yourself. In ans: : 6 Makes—$20.05 up INSURANCE sums” — she f) her shapely|ized on it so long. ‘Course | entered/situation over, and ordered new/business and autobiographica =f OPEN ‘TIL 9:00 102 E. Huron St. Ph. FE 4-8284 
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| MESC Reports 
| on Employment “Pontiac Area Shows) 
200° Drop for Month 
fin Non-Farm Jobs 
     
  
| Employment Security Commission 
revéaled. 
Non-farm employment of 75,200 
was 200 less than in Fi 
Manufacturing plants reduced their 
+ work, forces by 400, while non- 
' manufacturing concerns added 200 
_ werkers. . 
_ The motor vehicle plants noted a) 
~ decrease of 300. during the same} 
+ time. |       Non-manufacturing employment | 
of 23,900 at mid-March was 200 
more than in February with 
gains of 100 each in. service and} 
construction. 
Unemployment at mid- March| 
was estimated at 3,600, unchanged | 
from the February level. The un- 
7 employed make up 44 per cent. 
' of the total labor force of 81,600, |. 
| In March 1956 the percentage ot 
| unemployed was 5.6. 
H During March the Pontiac MESC| 
\' office issued 7,290 unemployment 
insurance checks worth $247,488. 
This compares to 7,919 checks for 
) $269,681 in February. | f 
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_ Frustrated Thieves 
_ DETROIT W — When burglars 
\ failed in trying to break open the naake 
} safe of a Detroit loan office,. they 
* left evidence of their frustration 
> all over the place. 
> After failing to crack fhe firm's 
_ safe with a sledge , they 
’ littered the office wii broken fur- 
* niture and papers, 
j contents of desk     
    
      
      
      
    
            
   
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has ome malaieiae” of finance, 
j mentary sanction, ; 
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  Djsonds| Reiongs te’ No 
Party; Reds Will Be on 
    ‘head a new Cabinet of experts 
who- will govern without parlia- 
‘but belongs to no party. He head- 
}ed a list of 22 ministers nominated} 
‘by Sukarno. 
ee : 
The new Cabinet, the 17th since 
became   
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expires May 17. 
Well-informed sources say Par 
years, 
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The sources add that it was ‘de- 
Maracas Bay, Trinidad, is. one | 
    made locally for about 60 cents. ‘Air Traffic Not a Hazard’ 
WASHINGTON (INS)—President not be introduced in “any. sighifi- 
udapest's Premier spe 
vel “safef all the time.” “states that|be restricted mainly to long flights West. 
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The president took the unusual 
-_* — w Bo ye toe Boge Eisenhower's special adviser on|cant. number” until. 1959 and will Had | Eien 
brought on by a series of revolts|"" ‘aific control - 
by military leaders in outlying is-|C/ims -of aerial congestion are 
- }land provinces who rejected. the °*#eserated and only -the skies 
central government's over fotr major cities are genu- 
: inely overcrowded. -- 
‘The fofmer combat pilot and 
However, he said, 
Washington.” ~ sources say Premier Janos Kadar| Air Force general predicted only 
and his Communist Cabiret are| a “very little” increase in the 
.|planning to .postpone parliamen-| number of commercial aircraft 
tary electidns in Hungary for at| im the next 20 years, mainly be- 
cause planes will be enlarged, 
facilities will 
liament will meet, before that date|gestion is serious only~ in 
and prolong its own life for two|main traffic hubs such as New This comes on the heels ofjhave to be expanded rapidly in 
Kadar’s recent visit to Moscow./the next 10 years or “we are! m<if0 Service Navy because. of heavy gas consumption 
on takeoff and landing. 
Rolling Dental Unit   
A trayeling Navy dental unit 
arrived in Pontiaé yesterday and| 
will be here through tomorrow to} 
service Navy and Marine Corps 
personnel, it was announced today. 
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The tractor trailer, “as com- 
pletely equipped as a dentist's 
office,” needs to borrow only the! : 
‘water and electricity from the | Nene     eee | ene eee te Mt Sexe hed eee 
for airport capacity."’ , 
At-present, he said, traffic con- jomee days. - | 
“the| Manned by two dentists and two | 
ldental technicians, the unit will] 
York, Chicago, Los Angeles and be able to provide “complete, 
Curtis forecast- improvements -| 
feided at Moscow not to permit! im air contro! which would make non-Communist political parties to landings “virtually independent 
become active-again, or to iwite ot the weather . . .in the next 
any of their top members to join) teow years.” : 
-|the Cabinet. 
He said ese fying ‘s 
“much safer” than flight by sight, | 
of the best spots for surfboarding eve" in the most favorable condi- : 
in the Caribbean area, since this tions, and that air control would) 
area boasts deep Atlantic Ocean|be enforced more and more on. 
rollers. A good surf board can be |the major airlanes. 
Curtis said commercial jets witt|   
    
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Gold Star Mothers, chapter 34 are sponsoring a 
luncheon Friday at Pontiac. Federal Savings and 
Loan building. 
bazdur and cake sale, will 
to 1:30 p.m. Showing so The affair, which also features a 
be in progress from 11] a.m. 
mé of the products made by   the group are committee members (left to right) Mrs. 
Clarence Sutton of South Tilden avenue, Mrs. Olive 
Burgess of Hamilton street, Mrs. Cecil Briggs of 
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Elizabeth Does Tremendous Job   
PARIS (INS)—Queen Elizabeth's 
visit to Paris marks the second 
of the most ambitious good- 
program any British monarch 
ever has undertaken. 
* * * 
Two months ago ‘she swept Lis- 
bon off its feet, The Paris visit 
this week gives every promise of 
being just as successful. Later in 
the spring she will go-to Denmark. 
And sometime this year she may 
go to the United States and Can- 
ada, 
No British monarch in. history 
ever visited so many countries 
in s0 short a time for purely 
goodwill reasons. : 
But so far the effort has paid 
big dividends for Britain. 
The Portuguese swelled with 
pride when her visit focused at- 
tention of the world on the fact 
that the 600-year-old treaty be- 
tween Portugal and: England is the 
oldest mutual security pact in the 
world. 
* * * 
The French are just as happy 
because to them the visit is em- 
bellishment to the fact that the 
entente cordiale between France 
and Britain is again in full flower. 
CIVILIZED BRITAIN 
The Danes undoubtedly will rev- 
el a little bit in the reminder that 
their forebears helped civilize Bri- 
tain and that the very name ‘‘Eng- 
land” has the flavor of their north- 
land. 
* * * 
All of which not only helps Bri- 
tain but, in the opinion of more 
serious diplomats in Paris, adds 
strength to the increasing ties of 
the Western European nations. 
One thing is certain, Queen 
Elizabeth does a tremendous job 
for her country. 
In the first place she has the 
kind of personality that “projects,” 
to use a theatrical term. She looks 
good and acts well in public, mak- 
ing full use of gracious little ges- 
tures; that endear her to the 
crowds, : 
. * * * 
As an example, in Lisbon she 
and Prince Philip made an un- 
scheduled appearance in 
the palace that was their home to 
wave to the crowds outside. 
PURE PAGEANTRY 
In the second place, a visit from 
the Queen enables cities like Lis- 
bon and Paris to indulge in pure Murray of Judson street, 
daughter, Mrs. Wilson Wagner of the 
Birmingham, and his _ grandson, of the Queen or of Britain to 
creep into their columns; 
The French have no such inhi- 
bitions, The extreme right-wing 
Poujadist press, in the..words of 
one British official, has been 
“rude.” One story was carried un- 
der the headline “‘Go Home Eliza- 
beth.” 
* * * 
But since this year’s election de- 
feats, the Poujadists are not taken 
too seriously. 
More pointed was the influential 
sometimes neutralist Le 
Monde, 
In a front-page editorial signed 
by. Andre. Fontaine, one of its top| But this was not the French For- to Sir Winston Churchill, 
* * * > 
He also declared that the British 
choice was between becoming a 
part of a United Europe or a 
“Formosa” type satellite of the 
United States, facing a hostile and 
invaded Europe   have more than the usual tradi- eign Office approach. There the 
feeling was: 
“The visit helps French pub- 
entente cordiale through the 
events of the past year. — 
“There has been close coopera- 
tion between the two countries all 
this year, in Suez and elsewhere, 
and it can be said that.we now 
tional friendship." 
  
To Open Season 
The opening event of the season 
at Birmingham Ceuntry Club will 
be a dinner-dance on Saturday. 
Dinner will be served from 7 to 
10 p.m., with dancing to a well 
known orchestra from 9 p.m. to 
1 a.m. Reservations must be 
  made for the event. 
  
Women's Section   
TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1957 PAGES 11-13   
Mrs. Max Harris of Little Rock, 
Ark., is a houseguest at the home 
of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Beat= 
tie on West Iroquois road, The 
visitor, a niece of Mrs. Beattie, 
arrived from Buffalo, N. Y., where 
she visited friends. 
On Wednesday Mrs. Harris will 
leave for New York City to at- 
tend a performance of “My Fair 
Lady” before returning to her 
home in Little Rock. 
* * 
A family dinner party on 
Wednesday at Devon Gables will 
mark the birth dates of Frank D. 
his 
Harry Wagner of Flint. 
tion will be Mrs, Murray, Mr. and 
  
    pageantry with medieval poinp . x ww: 
tnd cetmony” that sl drs) MT™Jamen Wagner ot CCA! Dona Larrance, aghter_of moderns. children, Kris and Carol, of Port|Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Larrance » ke Huron, Wilson Wagner and Mr. and|! Raeburn street, and Joan Kis- Fairy tales still hold their charm Mrs. Don Murray of Genesee ave- sock, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. 
for young and old even in the|nue. Kissock ave- 
atomic age, and both Lisbon and a + «+ nue, have been placed on the mid- 
Paris went all out fo transform Mr. and Mrs, Rogers 1. Mar. |*@"™ honor roll at Olivet Nazarene 
themselves into aon settings. quis heave soterncd to thete tetnnd College in aa ae 
Generally win he are | lane home ta, Bleemficld Tews ate tdi In atanes cee oe 
greeting the Queen with bit.' ship. They | above. Donna and Joan are fresh- 
men at Olivet Nazarene where 
they are enrolled in elementary 
John B. Mason Marlene Daly spent a week 
of South John- from her studies ‘at Humboldt In-/ 
son avenue an- stitute im Minneapolis, Mins. 
nounce the en- 
Bagement of their daughter, 
Emily, to John 
Robert Gar- 
rett, son of 
Dr. and Mrs. 
Evan L. Gar- 
rett of Niles, : 
Both attend 
Emmanuel 
Missionary 
College, An 
August wed- ding is plane 
      
      
        
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      Joining in the family celebra-|; Personal News of Interest in Area aboard the §S§ Vulcania for Italy. 
in the early part of March. , 
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Smith 
of Martell drive, Bloomfield Hills, 
arrived Monday aboard the SS 
Clipper at Mobile, Ala. They re- 
coast of South America. 
They visited at Jamaica, the 
Dutch Island of Curacao, Trinidad 
* ¥§ Harold J. Stenglein of Saginaw and 
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Andersori 
of Bloomiield Hills, 
  
Winners Revealed 
by City Bridge Club 
North-south winners in the Mon- 
day meeting of Pontiac Duplicate 
Bridge Club were Mr. and Mrs. 
Earl Waterman. Mrs. Norma Mc- 
Kellar and Ernest Guy tied for 
first place. :   \ \ \ 
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Rates Work 
Parisian Dictator 
CHICAGO (INS) — Christian 
world’s 
more important for a. suburban 
wife to look beautiful than to work. 
* * 
The renowned style-setter, in 
Chicago to show his 1957 spring 
collection at Marshall Field and) 
Co., grudgingly acknowledged that 
it was all right for women. to 
wear slacks and blue jeans while 
working, around the house, but 
that was all. ¢ 
A reporter asked Dior whether 
he thought it more important to 
the man in the house that his 
wife look beautiful, or have the 
snow shoveled off the walk when 
said: ' 
“It is far more important for 
a woman to look beautiful. I don't 
think American men have it so 
hard.” < 
The cherubic fashion designer 
said he knew men were some- 
times not happy about fashion 
changes, but winked at the reason. 
* * * 
“I think,” he said, ‘it is some- 
times expensive. That is why they 
don’t like it.” 
PARRIES QUESTIONS 
-Dior sat in a salon of the Chi- 
cago department store and parried 
questions that’ thundered in from 
all sides. 
* * * 
He said nothing is wrong with a 
woman wearing a dress for three 
or four years. 
“When the are 
right,” said Dior, “ a dress does 
not go out of style so quickly.” 
The pudgy Frenchman smiled 
when asked if it was true that he 
got most of his inspiration in the 
bathtub. He said he liked lounging 
in the tub “‘because I'm so lazy’’ 
but that he could work anywhere. 
* * * 
“Women are my inspiration,” 
Dior said. “I always start out with 
the woman's form.in mind, nothing 
else, and just~ let my pencil! 
wander.” |   
  KAY NORDEN | 
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Norden of 
South East Boulevard anhounce 
the engagement of their daughter, 
Kay, to Michael Baggett He is the 
son of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Bag- 
  East-west winners were Mr. and 
Mrs. Ericson Lewis. — 
     
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‘ |meeting was held at Hotel Wal- Dior ‘Places. Beaut   
  
Sheila 
ifor Suburban Housewife 
of Fashions Visits) 
America to Show Off New: Styles: 
his clothes and that the lines of 
i dresses were most — 
te said: 
“The line goés before every 
thing. I don't like Httle detailing < 
* * * 
Other things Dior doesn't like} 
include dresses that can’t be worn: 
in life. Dior explained: 
“It is: always easy to design 
| a dress that is striking and 
extreme. But a woman living her 
life cannot be like a model in a 
fashion show. The dresg must 
be wearable in life.” 
Dior has already designed the 
collection to be exhibited in New 
York City next month, but he de- 
clined to say , what the latest 
changes are. 
He will stay in the United States 
for about a month and is anxious 
to see the Grand Canyon. 
CANYON COLORS ; 
Dior scoffed at the idea that the 
canyon would influence the line of 
his future styles, but said he might 
be ready to. borrow next year’s 
colors from the cariyon. 
* * * 
He said his idea of a beautiful) 
to feet’’ 
harmonize. 
“But,” hie said, “beauty without 
soul is not beauty.” 
‘Before. leaving, Dior was asked 
what he thought of a psychia- 
trist’s claim that dress designers 
do not like women. He said: - 
“Perhaps the -psychiatrist does 
not like women. I do.”’.   
Promenaders 
Hold Election 
of New Ofticers 
Promenaders Square Dance Club 
welcomed 75 members and guests 
to the dance held Saturday night 
at Daniel Whitfield School. 
* * * 
Guests were Mr, and Mrs. Ray- 
mond Howard, Mr, and Mrs. Don- 
ald Rosie, Mr. and Mrs, Howard 
Powers and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 
_ Schell. Officers elected were James 
Schell, president; Jack Talbot, vice 
president; Mrs. Ted Reynolds, sec 
treasurer. 
* * * 
Members of the,board of direc- 
tors are Orville Rule, Fred Neu- 
mann and Robert Longe. Callers 
were Mr, Nevimann, Walter Koe-| 
nig, Mr, Longe and Warren Allen. 
Soroptimists Vote 
Camp Contribution 
At the Monday meeting of Sor- 
optimist International members 
voted to contribute toward Camp 
(Oakland for Girls. The evening 
dron, 
Mrs. Maurice Wilcox was ap- 
pointed chairman of fhe nomin- 
ating committee. Assisting are 
Mrs, Karl Schultz and Mrs. Ken- The apple-cheeked style monarch} _ [Dior, Parisian dictator of the/Stid he meant to make women’s) 
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MR. and MRS. BARRY 
Patricia Mil 
Patricia Helen Miller became 
  the bride of Barry Alton Michaels 
woman is one who is simple, jin a ceremony performed Saturday 
attractive and who tries “from hat at Christian Temple. 
to make» her 4othes F. H. Staton of First Open Bible The Rev. 
Church performed the rite. - 
* * x 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolpt Miller of 
iNorth Anderson street, and Barry's 
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 
J. Michaels of Ferndale. 
For her wedding Patricia 
chose a chapel-length gown of 
Chantilly-type lace over satin and 
tulle. The neckline was scalloped 
and accented with iridescent 
sequing ‘and seed: pearls. Her 
fingertip veil was caught to an 
accordion - pleated cap trimmed 
with sequins and seed pearls, 
Her skirt featured an apron of 
lace with tiers of ruffles. Her only 
jewelry was a strand of pearls; 
a gift of the bridegroom, and she 
carried a bouquet of white carna- 
tions centered with a corsage of 
talisman roses. 
* * * 
‘As matron of honor Mrs. Buddy 
  
  neth Wright, Plans were complet- 
  gett of Mikired street. The couple ed to attend ‘the workshops at man was Millmine 
Pontiac State Hospital on April 29. seating the gueets were Jack Cobb and their parasols matched that 
of the matron of honor. 
girl, was gowned in white embrol- OTHER ATTENDANTS 
. Sandra Michaels, sister of the 
bridegroom, was a_ bridesmaid, 
wearing a gown of aqua embroi-| 
dered nylon over faffeta. 
~*~ * * ; 
Another . attendant, Mrs. John 
McKinney, wore an identical gown, 
Junior bridesmaid Frances 
Miller, a sister of the bride, wore 
a dress of white embroidered 
nylon over aqua taffeta and 
oe 
roses. 
Connie Sue Millmine, as flower 
dered nylon over aqua taffeta. 
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      (Grandparents are Mr. and Drs eee § 
a ts   plans a June wedding. 
Vesationing at the Rancho Sante Fe he in 
— are ,( fast to left) wid and Mrs. Hugh; D ) 
6 "Backus of Birmingham ind Mr. ahd Me Leslie R 
Tripp of Hiinote aveniie.   
en 
    Millmine wore a gown of white/as such by the U. S. 
embroidered nylon over aqua taf-\Commerce Sinclair Weeks and feta in a ballerina length. She|y , (A BB emogaie od aml earn Rosamond, base 
y jretary; and Mrs. Frank Webster, talisman roses. 
i a5F Married 
Saturday were 
Patricia Helen 
Miller and 
Barry Alton. 
Michaels. The 
bride is the 
daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs, 
~ Rudolph Miller of 
North 
Anderson 
street, and 
Barry's 
parents are 
Joseph J. 
Michaels of 
Ferndale. 
y MICHAELS 
! ler Becomes 
Bride in Temple Service 
of Ferndale, John McKinney and 
Michael Miller. 
GRAY AND PINK - 
For her daughter's - wedding, 
Mrs. Miller chose a gray lace over 
pink satin dress with pink acces- 
sories. Mrs. Michael's choice was 
a blue print dress with white 
accessories, , 
* * * 
A reception was held in the 
church parlor, following which the 
Michaels new. Mrs, 
  
Secretaries 
Week Set 
April 21-27 
April 21-27 is set aside as 
Secretaries Week and proclaimed 
of   of 
* Ld * 
It is @ week set apart to bring 
recognition to the profession and 
to honor the first lady of Amer- 
ican business, the secretary. 
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Playcrafters Meet 
Playcrafters Club of Pontiac 
High Schoo! gathered at the home 
Graves on Dick avepue. . 
' evening for: a - buffet 
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  THE PONTTAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL, 9, 1967 
    
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        MARY KING Phyllis Reed 
SALON Becomes Bride speaks of it fondly. 
HER REAL LOVE 
    Pineapple She held it for years and during 
her spare time worked on her real in Methodist Rite 
    SSC os A sececti- tie Mo el deh Week wae es ag | 
ee ne | tan, toe Sige beepeney Ie she. took nactber. mae Programs Enjoyed . The story that unfolded is one Miss Peare. from. doing biographies for : by Junior ach sade someone's face, It is a look, un-|of those logical life sto- Sak sit: keuin ' slaly Orlane i de De te some , fortunately, which appears all t00/ries that sound almost too 200d t0/ Quaker faith, in order to be sure e 28 a on Sunday widen. oe oe of her facts about Woolman, and! 4:4. Peare js a perfect example It always indicates, to me, that + 2 found it so absorbing and so right) .¢ the kind of progress amd ac- * #Joniph Haydn ~ the Boy” was the person concerned has found) Miss Peare studied to be a teach-|for her that she joined the Friends.| w.ojichment which we call “luck” SS gyro. age oe yp Ager dln either the perfect lifework, the) er at the New Jersey State Teach- x * * until we get wise enough to see . |day meeting'of the Matinee Musi- perfect. philosophy or, more often, | erg College. But when. she finished Secondly, she became fascinated) that it’s not so much luck as-it is| - cale of Tuesday Musicale at the college, she found a job, not in) i” the life of William Penn,|cooperation with the forces of life. Thome of Mrs. Harlan Oakes on When I met Catherine Owens |teaching but in the financial field.) (14, touched on Woolman's, and (Copyright 1957) Denby drive, - . It was a regular office job, and ee * *£: *: 
end toaaptik te Pore Ch d kes ting compositions now, In fre ’ 
eese an 
which writing, ° 4 Also taking part in the pro- 
— — os Phyllis Reed became the bride Mix in Mold gram prety Bigler, Joan ~ 
Now there's nothing novel about | of Harry Smith Jr. in a ceremony <d Grahek, Fisher, Marilyn 
the office ceoeee who wants to performed by the Rev. Warren C. Mrs. Gilchrest Uses Schram ee 
cig Be apni at it wags Wilson in Covert Methodist Church} (Jnflqvored Gelatin oad Payne and Joyce Living: 
si are Was no on March 7. 5 . 
ORA OBRECHT fi: March 7. aaugher of Mr| aS Salad Base Nechotie ot East Troquale read en sera in ¥ and Mrs, Verlin Reed of East Cor- . of , in. : Se ee eae ms nell avenue. Mr, and Mrs. Harry By JANET ODELL tertained the Student League of 
Hai St li morning and devoted the time to |Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, are Har-| ~ Pontiac Press Home Editor Tuesday Musiéale, The piano pro- alr styling her writing, She gave up parties jry's parents. A: jellied pineapple and cream). gram was presented by Karen cheese salad is today’s recipe. It 
is a smooth, creamy concoction 
that will appeal to “the girls.” 
The maraschino cherries are Oop- 
tional. 
° Mrs. James Gilchrest chose this 
recipe as one of her favorites. She 
enjoys entertaining at and attend- 
ing bridge foursomes. Sewing has 
always been a favorite occupation. 
Mrs. Gilchrest has a married 
daughter and one grandson. ‘ 
PINEAPPLE CHEESE SALAD 
By Mrs. James Gilchrest | and other distractions that many 
would-be writers just can't resist. 
Miss Peare tried various kinds of 
writing and finally became in- and Permanents - 
Complete Beauty Service 
—152:N, Perry FE 2-3053 Attending the couple were Nancy 
Russell and Warren Robertoy. 
Following a honeymoon in Ohio, 
the. bridegroom returned to Cal- 
ifornia where he is serving with 
the U.S. Navy, The new Mrs. 
Smith will join her husband in Cal- 
ifornia in the rear future. 
    
    
  
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gk “SEED who 
‘\ycteems , UCING , aes, gelatin 
INCOME-PROD : ie 
| her job and at the writ- vs cup wate peene lemon ful 
ing too—only it was different now, 2 sacknces (3 ou} creat cheese e 
TASKER’S Spee belay jieaactareeeae” income-producing. 
: i oe ee oe _ Soften gelatin in % cup cold 
Finally, one brave day, Miss water. Place in double boiler. Add 
63 W. Huron St. Peare resigned from her job and pana bre al —* ~ oe. Stir 
Te ee time over water horoughly |. 
FE 5-6261 : —— . —_— dissolved. Remove from heat. 
  
        
Add lemon juice and pineapple 
and syrup and chill to consist- 
ency of unbeaten egg white. Mash 
cream cheese with fork and beat 
into gelatin mixture with a rotary 
beater. Add cherries if desired. 
Whip heavy cream or chilled 
evaporated milk. Fold into gelatin 
mixture. Pour into four-cup mold. 
Chill until firm. Serve on salad 
greens.   
  
Dr. Stanley W. sgl} _ OPTOMETRIST — 
- Now Located of 
3513 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. Comer of Cass Leke Read, Pontise 
OVER MAC’S DRUG STORE 
- 1 Block West of M-59 
Formerly of Rochester 
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 
Phone FE 2-2362 ~ Closed Wednesdey 
Meant Just for You 
Soft — Lustrous — Neat ¢ 
  sleeves, inverted box pleat front and 
back, and a novelty plastic belt to match. 
The fabric is drip-dry. This carefree shirtwaist dress is con- 
genial for travel or vacation wear. 
Smartly detailed with convertible neck- 
line, three - quarter push-up cuffed   
Chapter to Donate 
Basket for Easter 
Members of Phi Alpha Kappa 
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will 
donate an Easter basket to a 
needy family. Ann Sheruin, Peg- 
gy Neil, Sandra Johnson, Karen 
Stack and Maureen Clark are on 
committee. 
A Mother's Day project is 
planned by the group. Mrs. Wil- Pattern pay = crochet iam C. Roualet of South East     
Styles in ‘Auntie Mame’ to Be Copied Auxtion hospital 
ill Visit Hospita 
Should Inspire Fashions Mrs, Don Schumacher, Mrs. Ken- 
neth French, Mrs. Viadora 
-Party dresses are as ae a wash- bow nye a a hanger am Bridges, Mrs. Rosaline Hickman} as orange juice and vitamins to/worn without ironing, P Sneland Mrs. Ralph Ellsworth wilt visit the morale of small girls. This is a fresh as new, with every ruffle) 
point thoughtful mothers do not|and pleat in place.       
          
    
  yarn, or your favorite color. 
  he Veterans Hospital in Ann Ar- 
'bor April 19 as representatives | dium size; material requirements; | boulevard was hostess at the recent) 
istitch illustrations. | meeti overlook, Velvet, -the all-time favorite for 
  oT» 3909" Hair Cutting and Styling 
Rowena's Beauty Shop. |». little girls’ party dresses, also does 
new tricks this season, with fin- 
ishes giving résistance to spots, 
soil and wrinkles. 
For all those important parties 
that follow close on the heels of 
the New Year—Valentine parties, This year the choice is so varied ing. 
Send 25¢ in coins, your see | 
that any pint - size glamor girl address and the pattern number'Fgshion. Hint 
|to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, should be able to find her dream 
Ista W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill.| Don't leave all of your lingerie |dress with no difficulty. New styles 
| It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework) laundering for the weekend. Have |and fabrics also make life easy for 
colorful pages showing|a couple of small laundry ses-|Mom, 
imany pretty designs; plus direc-|sions during the week to.eliminate | 
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    4831_Dixie Hwy. 1216 Baldwia Pons making three crochet|that one big stack of lingerie| Some of the most elaborate con-|Washington’s Birthday parties —| Little fans that slip easily into 
| OR 3-3541 FE $373 fins ea? fections of organdy, frills and lace|every small social butterfly needs! the pocket of a light, flowered coat 
turn out to be the miracle-fabric|a velvet dress with a lacy collar.|are the latest things from Paris. liliary 101. 
Committee reports were heard 
from Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. 
French. The recent meeting was 
held at Bemis-Olsen Amvets Hall. 
  
  and a quilt. onic on Saturday. 
   
     fi\kind that can be dunked in theiIt's tradition. 
A LUCKY BUCK? Check your dollar bills now 
If any of the serial numbers of your 
dollar bills contain a “5” and an “0” then 
you've got a “Lucky Buck.” And here's what Very feminine and pretty.   
a bright new 
Rising Star 
carpet by LEES 
For those who have long 
admired the bulk and tex- 
ture of hand made custom 
Less now offers    
    
   
       
          
               
      
  3 you'll receive for it! A certificate 
ot muperior quality t for a $25.00 Arthur Murray Dance Course 
7 Sol at the studio nearest you, plus a wonderful 
    _ 80-page dance book from which you 
can learn the Fox Trot, Waltz, 
Rumba, Samba, Mambo and 
Jitterbug right in your own 
home. Just present your 
“Lucky Buck” in person at your 
nearest studio or, if you prefer, mail it 
with the coupon below. Even if 
you've never danced a step, you'll be 
able to learn quickly, easily when you © Extra Weight In Fabric    
     poate in ge teces Caen : bs take advantage of this double opportunity. 
pare for Value! Arthur Murray is making this       amazing offer to show you the fun and 
good times to be had when you learn to 
dance his simple way. So don't wait. 
Look in your wallet now. If you have 
a dollar bill with a “5” and an “0” 
(in any order), you are a “winner.” 
RULES; one “winning” bill accepted from each teeinesl "itour' Merray stotere not etigidie. Minors — be be ore 
by parent. Present “Lucky Buck” at. your nearest studio, or wail coupon below, ‘Sq. 1d. 9] 49s    
   
  PPL ee ee ee ee ee 
THIS COUPON AND MY “LUCKY BUCK” ENTITLE ME TO A 
  
  
  
  | $2500 ARTHUR MURRAY | ! DANCE COURSE | This coupon will 1 name i 
bring you fun Addrem } 
-and good times ; “” EE | | | Present of your nearest studie or meil fer i . 
1. ARTHUR MURRAY i . Open ER > Lana an manera insd 
       FLOOR Mon.-& Fri. | 
COVERINGS ‘il | NO MONEY DOWN ARTH U R MURR AY DRAPERIES | UP TO 36 MONTHS |f Ill « BEDSPREADS 9:00 TO PAY : 
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\ 1666 SOUTH TH, TELEGRAPH South of Orchard (25 E. Lewrdnes st ‘Phone FE 2.0244 Bronoel, Marjorie Rapaport, Heidi 
Griffith, Catherine Meger, Sharel 
Isenhart and Junior Lebo, 
* * * 
James Morris, Jerry Crossman 
and Jacquelyn Morris were guésts, 
explaining and demonstrating woo 
wind and percussion instruments, 
Lynne Benter was elected pres- 
ident of the Senior League at the 
Sunday meeting. Sharon Holland’ 
of East Iroquois road was host- 
ess to the group. 
Other officers are Carol Young, 
vice president; Sandra Brooks, se 
retary, and Santha Annas, treas-- 
* jurer, 
* * * 
It was announced that money 
earned by the group this year 
will be used for a scholarship to 
the National Music Camp at Inter- 
lochen. Marcia Cameron enter- 
tained with a piano solo, , : 
Future Events 
Are Discussed 
by Pi Omicron 
Mrs, Buhl Burt and Mrs. Paul 
Hoskins conducted the third degree 
initiatory work for members of Pht 
Kappa Tau Chapter of Pi Omicron 
national sorority. 
* * * 
Assisting with: the degree work 
at. the recent evening meeting 
-jwere Mrs. George Reuter and 
Mrs. Dudley Moore’ of lota Eta 
Chapter, 
Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Rich-. 
ard Maier and Mrs. Thomas Roe 
were appointed to serve on the 
nominating committee for the 
election of officers to-be— con- 
ducted at the May meeting. 
| An invitation was received from 
ithe Detroit Council of Pi Omicron 
sorority to attend the annual May 
of the Pontiac Memorial DAV Aux-|Brunch at the Detroit Yacht Club 
on May 5. 
* * * 
Mrs. Thomas Roe was elected 
delegate to the national conven- 
tion to be held in May at the . 
Hotel Bancroft in Saginaw, and ’ 
Mrs. Robert Argel was elected 
reporter for the Pharos, the soror- 
ity newspaper. 
OES Chapter 
Presents Cards 
Mrs. Cecil Diehl presided at 
the Monday evening meeting of 
Pontiac Chapter 228, OES, held 
at Masonic Temple. 
Proficiency cards were presented 
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calvary, 
Mrs. Duane Boughton, Mrs. Floyd 
Brunson, Mrs. Victor Roberts, 
Mrs. Donald Bumgarner, Eliza- 
beth Seelye, Mrs. George Pappas, 
Mrs. Herschel Sansom, Mrs. Billy   
|Wiseheart and Sylvan Clark. 
* * * 
Officers attending Friend- 
ship Night at area chapters are 
Mrs. George Killen and Mrs. Clyde 
Marshbanks, Ferndale; Mrs. 
Theodore Marchbanks, Commerce; 
Mrs. Eldon Sweazey and Mrs. 
Phoebe Van Deusen, Holly; Mrs. 
Killen, Birmingham; Eldon 
Sweazey, Ortonville, and Elizabeth 
Rockefeller, Farmington. 
  
Patients in Hospital 
Mrs. @ R. Artley and Roy H. Artley of Carroll Lake road are 
patients at William Beaumont Hos- 
pital.   
2s WONDERFUL 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, APRIL home: td | . 
EEE Poaceae)... 8 TY Talk, : 
Wearing Girdle Lessens Fatigue'n Foreign |      
  
  She Yaks on Telephone, He Discusses _ “t-tmportant Business Matters, —s_.. 
By RUTH MILLET —__ That when he says he has a hat eos ay ro Language | this condition. The full task of sup-/More than 9 per cent of themjexample since they are often on! Friend Resents It! port then falls on the spine. wear girdles because they havejthélr feet for such. long periods. When Family Uses aes     
    
  
    
  
    
             periments and surveys were con- ae gee dging from this ‘evidence it! Native Tonque trong man kind-|!0oking forward all day to ducted in order to discover to Warnes: hong: Sane deems, is” Sey te te. eee are 5 fine & wise measure for ° J at Lime ie, strong man Lind ening ‘af home ®t always a increase energy and ‘cut on the home to wear a night when she wants to go out. fatigue. As you-know thie was a but comfortable girdie) By EMILY Post Met: Be tow * vital seatiar ieee Gur Waly de- doing her work. I think she} Today's first letter explains: “I _ That vehen she talks on the tele! That he never forgets it was her pended to a great extent on our | leave it off part of the time/pave a friend who is of foreign| Phone it's yakking, Hidea it doesn’t turn out right, but peepee at ne Sen. : ja Pitan hor shdomeen ta palling |ensr: She and ber family speak | ry important business.) never mentions whose idea it was 
: ° abdomen pulling |English pe y every S4Go if it does, 
We seldom stop to consider how , jit back toward the back bone and/ once in a while when I am + That what she learns-at the) important our level of energy is . fholding it there. |im their house, they will suddenly|- bridge club is gossip, but what he| Care to explain this to us, any to our success as human beings,| © cannot hold her mus- |88Y something to each other in learng during his lunch hour is|° Yu men? to our own personal lives, A cer- position indefinitely {their native tongue, : news. — 
tain bloom and sparkle of person. while she counts to | “I have no understanding of this : That if she is the one who Beauty Hint 
ally, enthusiasm for our job, ¢uF lax. and keep re- |language and always feel uncom- hal? Wants to lave a party it’s still | 1¢ you have hair with a slight 
maintained en A strong abdominal wall is im-| ‘ink y are paying some-| ‘The engagement of their daugh-| !f he ls the one who wants. to |aiong with a home permanent. an ‘extre yetrgin of vitality. | to health as well as to a| Ming they don't want me to hear.) roma Ann, to Charles Bur.| 5° home it is late, -|This' will give it body and sut- There are some vibrant people ul figure. I have believed) “Don’t you think that this is igin is announced by Mr, and Mrs,| That if she refuses to do some-jficient curl to eliminate the whose spirits rise above physical ars that the average} very rude on thelr part? 3 think (Chester Gremore of West Brooklyn| thing he wants to do she is being! nightly pin-ups. exhaustion, but for the most part not excercised regular-| that when there is anyone pres- javenue. Charles is the son of Mr.| unreasonable, but if he refuses to we do not even think in the same and therefore her ab-| emt who doesn’t understand the jand Mrs, Charles Burgin of Walled/give in to her wishes he is just 
terms we otherwise would, and uscles are not strong) language they should speak noth- ake. A Sept. 28 wedding is|being sensible. ~ : | ° i if any thoughts of happy doings pport internal organs| img but English, What is your j te a Hairstyling 
oceur te our minds we do not were supposed to do. —_| opinion of this?” . e * Tha - nes 
have the pep to put the plans as most of you know, I] | —" ee ba nt ee eee inte operation, Fatigue makes us every woman should) Answer: 1 agree with you in] Vew Wallpaper aie ahe ta » backseat dabei Gat feel poisoned and mutes the bril- inal excercises unless| Principal, but I cannot agree that ° ae % he tells her how’ Prema 
liant colors of daily living. ie some special reason for) they are, showing, you any. ais- Has Plastic Coat imei 
. Rules Loa oe tee a k * which they have always used when} Build your dream house with|STUFFED SHIRT : : : ar casean aad aie would like to have my —— eg Pag —~ _~ ink Ares plastic. This miraculous product; That if he dislikes a handsome 
girdles, : will abdominal — which ° : ~ "lis used for just about everything saree a is by She Jo he is ‘a stuffed 
; * * * jane the eae Peer sp “Dear Mrs. Post: When sending| today — even wallpaper. ; seching aa it because ao] 
a ae — prerelease hve Bo lpeareae oh supe the abéok © A strong abdominal wall is bm portant to health ; your request for leaflet No. with . grateful ‘appreciation your| Deen designed in a multitude of looking woman, . 
men and back lessened fatigue) @8 well as to a beautiful figure. aa pron age coe ree eer '0/kcind expression ot -ympaty,’ is| new colors and patterns to fit the} te * * 
among feminine workers, Back- shi, abdo ; — slowl¥ lo “gine = it necessary that this be! needs of room house... a points out a man’s = 
ache and fatigue can result from achieving pig 5 —— . iy nan” Temorrow: “Woman Needs In- | signed by a member of the family? And fens Safa habp-doe it shortcomings he is a good judge 
and the internal slump created by day. 3 e Life.” «. 5 oe printed thank-you cards but never- won't absorb dirt and resists all) through another woman she is be- ~S 
7 = - theless they are sent out in many splatters, scuffs, and stains. ing catty. $5 up . 
know -if they have to be signed?”| with thick soap or detergent suds! times te \ 
— presto, dirt vanishes like magic.| nagging, but if he keeps after BEAUTY SHOP Answer: A card such as you 7 to do something he is trying to ||  N- Lyan (Off W. Merea) 
describe requires no signature. VE ¢-0008 ;     
    
      
      
     
   
   
          
    instances and I would like to} Just rt in : . ‘ sponge away spots or grime mt ES or NORTH LYNN 
her   J : 5 os se 
Women’s Association Groups Meet Norma Sandoval, an ‘exchange|hostess. Mrs. Carl Buckner andjroad with Mrs. Walter Messer as- 
student from the Philippines, was'Mrs, Herman Reeder were on the! sisting Participating “in the pro 
‘guest speaker at the quarterly| program. . : were Mrs; Floyd Levely and] 
meeting of the. Oakland Avenue| Lucile McBane members met|S™?™ : : 
United Presbyterian Women’s As-|with Mrs. Fred Kline of Oneida|Mrs. Donald Upton. . sociation. Miss Sandoval spoke of|—-— 
the customs and life of the girls 
and women of the islands. Create Sparkling Illusion: 
HadigeSacbinpelcnlicedncl agi 2 L ] L ks 
James Talmage accompanied ty FEVAINP LUSterless LOCKS Mrs. Cadle Burrell. Also taking) . ge a t 
part in the program were mrs. YY h F h S S ] 
Theodore Allebach, Audrey Limke-|- It Tes. pring y e 
man and Mrs. John Sneed. 
Groups of the Association met | There's something about spring-ja low side part. Thick, full bangs 
this week at members’ homes. |time that creates a desire to start)across the forehead show softly 
The Mary Jo McCurry Teenage |afresh in every possible way. ea the new deep, brimmed 
Group met at the home of Paula ts. . The drab winter is nearly over 
Candia. Letecl nerving ae eo and most of us are irresistibly) CURRENT TREND : drawn to store windows featur; The current trend in hair ar-| ,     
      
“Dear Mrs. Post: When open 
salt cellars are used at the table, 
is it proper to take the salt from 
these with the fingers, or should 
one of the table implements be - : 
= pe aytes QUANTITY. Answer: If it is an individual : E ge QUALITY 
salt cellar intended for your use ; 
alone, you may use your fingers. vr 12 Photos in Album 
(§Sx7) . But if it is to be shared and there 
vr Free Counseling is no small spoon in it, then you 
would have to use whatever unused 
vv A Wedding Guest Book 
xy Picture for Newspapers implement you have at your place. 
Auxiliary Marks vr A Miniature Marriage 
erat) Certificate — . 25th Birthday *A Lerge “Just Married” 
gn ; Sixty members and guests at-   
    
  
  
           
    
  
  
         
         
  
    
  
  
  Reemee: Seees pert’ ie Re ore ing the new spring styles. We|rangement is simplicity. The tended the 25th anniversary of 
ry Gon, Kim Roverte and Nancy |l00K forward eagerly to throwing|elassie line of flowing waves can ste "| Auxiliary 396, National Associa-| All for $ 95 Taneer. off -the heavy clothing we've been) he set off attractively by clever . tion of Letter Carriers, held Sat- . : Only 
“ _ |wearing for months. We want to! yse of ribbon. This is a bright at Pontiac Federal : . and, 
Mrs. Howard Webb of Pontiac! meet the springtime looking spark+| pote for those of us who dislike and Loan Building, Earrings for day wear are sim-| Phone FE 4-0553 up |- oe on = apres Cres-|ting and pretty. wearing hats. . Mrs. Robert Jockwig, first me sane Ae —t Sir ae : 1 5 \e artin was ° ’ 
See eee aa toot | gm m te ns Snes goes] CR BASKILL STUDIO pads for the American Cancer So- a eaten prescagieli amas 3 hate . — are = sean on oreratiatt & figures. e 
ciety. Program participapts were : certain | ules should large brooch su t C = F 
Erickson. The hairdos featured this com-| Bangs, however popular, should 
x * * |ing seanson are simple and femi-|not be worn if the forehead is 
Mrs. Robert Mahan and Mrs.| nine. And they're easy to keepilow. If the forehead is narrow 4 
Robert McCormack assisted Mrs.|in place. the hair can be brushed straight 
Ralph Nixon. of Pingree street) uorT HAIR back atthe temples to advantage. Date special that’s destined for 
when she was hostess to the Elean- 2 . a busy summer season. The adored 
or Van Lierop group. Mrs. Emal|, Short hair still holds fist yo ei oe broadens basque waistline is highlighted with Lloyd was program chairman and) in popularity because it's Fullness at the sides aa Weal bans od tebe at ‘ 
members made tray favors to be|2%d manageable. Curls are out of/a narrow face; if the face is long, m; button-trimm | 
donated ta local hospitals the picture; soft waves af@ Very|too, bangs are often beconling. |the shoulders. ‘a , 
perees Rem of Ge Gaunt OO Fn a ee vie wenily this, No. $72 with Patt-O-Rama in- woe —* 
was the scene of the meeting of | One halr stylist claims that the} 1 : cluded is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, the business meeting con- : ° the Marjory Peters group with om Ale per) we be he|18: 20. Size 12, 30 bust, 4% yards/ducted by Mrs. H. H. Pattison,| . - - 
or oe ee oth = crock samy omy neeie stent tod Waltges any —— once an haath St, vs 0. Sate Y ; Easter fa ee J on . : 2 
tor tho henpital and Mieke Sid face, and deep waves at the sides | tractive (tures that fall softly) For this pattern, send 35¢ in| Mathes was in charge of the social im 
Shultz and Mrs. Donald Wilson | 8®4 back. along th es. coins, your name, address, size hour during which a “meet a new . 2 
a ar Sihce many of the hats fea- > Se _ |desired and the pattern number member” program was conducted. ad 
tured this spring are reminiscent) Whether you decide to buy # newt, sue Burnett, The Poritiac Press, ee hg Oa Hospital coats were made by the|of the 1990's, another new hair| Easter bonnet or fust use ribbon! w ouiney St., Chicago 6, 1|APPly Rouge Lightly : 7. 
SMathony el Ralaes' coemad Glotatan tat acuth Mealy temite Gdttind ets Mtn ooh en's mins See. ieteet Sune ct The average woman needs a & 
. pretty styles you can select tour fascinating pattern magazine, small amount of rouge, lightly ap- ms 
make you feel as new and fresh a = galiy Sum- plied, _— to ond posse x The 
od as the springtime itself, ey mer filled smart, | movie models can 
Bride-to-Be T Ils Plans . new designs for all sizes; special with lipstick and powder. And Spring magic of Cald PI features; gift pattern printed inside|even some of the toy models make Anglo and. Forstmann 
Helen Schmidt, bride-elect “ol, Schmitt ot Birmingham and Mr.| OQ QIGFON FIGNS  |the book—25 cents. nepeee ee Ee tweets, coupled with Glen Dick, has sevealed plans forland Mrs. David Dick of Walled Ceremonial Banquet “the workmanship of the ay in s = ° ; : 
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  ' filliams, Peltz to Confer 
Over New Highway Bill .   
“LONG LIVE NOISE! 
Switzerland. The crowd, wearing   — Medieval-looking in their patch-work robes, demonstrators play on 
piccolos during a recent demonstration in Basle, @”. funnels, are attempting to ridicule the efforts 
of ‘authorities during a current anti-noise cam- 
paign, 
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Pontiac Crime Increases 
Less Than National Rate sce 
Crime increased in 1956 through- « 
out the country and Pontiac was 
no exception, according to Herbert 
W. Straley, 
Police. 
Yet, the crime rate increase in 
Pontiac was below the national 
level for cities’ of a comparable 
size, he added in his just com- 
pleted 1956 annual report. He at- 
tributed this factor to “stepped up 
patrol activities and increased 
emphasis on investigation of 
crimes reported.” 
Last year, the total number of 
actual offenses (3,201) reported 
in the city shoved an increase 
of 11.96 per cent over the 1955 
record. Yet, Straley reported, a 
decrease of six per cent In ar- 
rests other than traffic offenses - chief= of —-Pentiac © 
  = lobby. 
After a survey of the police tele- 
Phone communications system, | 
- two trunk lines were added to 
: make the total seven pits an aiito- 
headquarters in the fire alarm 
signal shed at Mill and Pike 
streets. : 
* *« * 
Other radio improvements in! 
- 1956 included the installation of a 
new base radio station. Fifteen! 
new mobile radio units and others 
were modernized in all police 
cars, motocycles and trucks mak- 
ing approximatey 30 in all. 
Radio receiving sets to monitor Mackie to Study 
_|state highway commissioner, will! 
wk by 8 a the police station|) | 
‘TV Quiz Show Whiz Problems Ahead Possible Area of Conflict! ~: 
in “Priority Designation 
of Trunkline Routes 
  LANSING # — Gov. Williams 
and John C. Mackie, newly elected) 
get a chance to give their views 
jon the big road bill of the legis-|  sangy OF FOUR — The same floor plan will be used in the mes | mcg l ag — before it co out four new Waterférd ‘Township elementary schools as MeVittie - Shunck said. a   superintendent. Two will be ready for occupancy in September, 
oo "   to William Shunck, The Governor said es rday that | School (above) on Midland Drive, according to Willia unc 
he had been invited to do so by| 
Rep. Emil A. Peltz (R-Rogers | 
City), chairman of the House! 
Roads and Bridges Committee. 
Williams said he expected to 
sit down with Peltz and other 
committee members some time 
teday, and that Mackie — — wa ee 
  = arcxcmsa Of Famous Michigan Settlers after he ~ has sed ie pgs a 
chance to study the measure. In providing names for four new/St, Martin, and published his find-| Miss Haveland was born in 1808 
The bill proposes a new alloca-| jelementary schools in’ Waterford ings in volumes that have proven in Ontario. After her marriage, she 
tion of state gasoline tax receipts. Township, the Board of Educa- |jovaluable to medical science. |and her husband moved to the 
and other state road revenues, with! 4. has followed an established| TOURED WEST | Michigan Territory and opened a) 
a larger share of counties and imanual labor school for area chil- 
cities and 12 million dollars a year. policy of honoring famous early) Schoolcraft was an explorer, pub-| dren, It was.named Raisin Insti- 
less for state road construction. | Michigan settlers. lisher and geologist. Born in 1793, / tute. 
A possible area of conflict lies! . Extensive historical research) toured the west, compiling) in divergencies between Peltz and was made by Mrs. Donald Adams! 
the Governor as to whether certain, and Marshall Smith, School Names| : tine routes designated in 1955| ‘Committee chairmen, and their| the Michigan Historical Society of   * * * 
the school and worked as a nurse 
in camps and hospitals. She was 
ithe Board of Education. |source of the Mississippi River and) o¢ the State Industrial Home for| 
published 31 important documents | 'Girls at Adrian. 
lon his findings for the federal gov-| 
Sheriff Bans Visitors ernment. 
Cooley was born of New Eng: | 
land parentage in 1824, He pasa | RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (®-—-Suffolk 
to Michigan when he was 19, |County Sheriff Charles Dominy 
studied law and was elected to has barred what he calls “self- 
the Legislature to compile the | styled missionaries and banjo- 
laws of the state, |playing evangelists’’ from visiting specifically ticketed for priority) 
work. |  Twe buildings, now under con- 
The bill int b | struction, and scheduled to be 
and mn ae sage Scotia | ready for operation in September | 
designated Pod rb Although he are thé William Beaumont Schoof 
has not said so flatly, Williams | 0" Elizabeth oni og Mca 
has indicated he wants them to.| ‘¢ Heary B, Schoolcraft § 
remain on a priority basis. | on Maceday Drive. Two others 
will be named after Thomas M. 
Williams declined to say exactly) Cooley and Laura Smith Have- 
  ‘and editing literature, and founded ‘During the Civil War, she sold midnight. 
  what points he intends to make in} land. 
the discussions with Peltz. 
Mackie appeared at the state 
capitol yesterday for the first time) 
since his election on April 1. He UPPer Michigan in 1833. does not take office until July 1.) tinguished himself by performing) man of the U. S, Interstate Com-|a submachinegun 
After talking with the Governor, coms experiments on Alexis} mittee. icase,”” he said, Later, he was elected a justice | Prisoners in the county jail. 
Beaumont was a famous physi-|of the Supreme Court, published | 
cian and surgeon who lived in volumes on Michigan laws of tax-| ‘te prevent possible jailbreaks.   
  | 
He dis-jation and was the first chair-| “ft isn’t any kind of feat to hide| The summer schedule, 
in a banjo three ferries operating, is expected 4 New Schools to Take Names Mackinac’ Feries ‘on Spring Schedule 
LANSING #® — Ferry service 
. jacross the Straits of Mackinac . 
goes on spring schedule today. 
* 3. 
The State Highway Department 
announced yesterday that. effec- 
tive today service will be avail- 
able every hour on the hour, with 
Mackinaw City departures running 
from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m. and those 
from St. Ignace from 4 a.m. to 
* * * 
During the winter, service was 
legislation should continue to be| 'selections have been approved by 'Detréit, In 1832, he discovered the/ also instrumental in the founding on a two-hour basis. 
Today, the cty of Munising was 
to join. the Vacationland which 
has been plying the Straits all 
winter in a solo operation, 
* * * 
, On Thursday, the Vacatonland 
will put in. for its spring checkup, 
with its place.to be taken by the- 
Cheboygan. 
. * *  * : 
The Vacationland got stuck on 
Dominy said he took the action’@ mud bank last week, but was 
ifreed without serious damage. 
with 
ito start on about May 21, 
  
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KC itime to getting better poetics 
bai the problems that will face! 
‘He said he is selling his survey- 
jing and engineering business in 
Flint and will resign as Genesee 
;County surveyor. 
      
Pays Huge Tax Sum 
NEW YORK (#—Theodore Nad- 
ler, the St. Louis clerk who has 
jamassed $152,000 in television quiz 
| show winnings, started handing 
jover.a big chunk of it to Uncle 
Sam yesterday. 
* * * 
He wrote a check for $29,700 as 
le first payment on his federal in- 
jcome tax. He said he figures his   Fortunate is is the man who an eal 
count it among hi <<. ng his friends 
                      
was shown when the total 3,268 
persons arrested was compared calls of the Oakland County Sher- 1957 state and federal income tax 
iff's Department and 
wo VERE a 34.8 per cent decrease. to the 1955 record. 
The traffic and safety bureau's 
acc@lerated enforcement and safe- 
ty education program were major 
reasons why 1956-chalked @p a 
62'4 per cent decrease in accident j 
fatalities, Straley said. A 17.3 per) 
cent decrease in total persons in-| 
jured in accidents was. also re- 
ported. 
NO FATALITIES 
Six fatalities occurred in 1956,) 
compared to 16 the previous year.| 
To date, there have been no fatal, 
accidents since October, 1956. . | 
Excluding beats on foot and) 
motorcycle records, Pontiac po-|- 
licemen traveled 645,000 miles dor- | 
ing their ,24hour schedules to 
follow up the 49,405 calls received 
over the switchboard last year. 
“=, © * 
Drunkenness topped the list with 
a total of 1,291. - 
Other crimes which predomi- 
nated in number throughout the 
year were concerned with drunk 
driving (289), liquor laws (194), 
disorderly corfduct (174), assault 
and battery (145), and family of- 
fenses (90). 
Six murder cases occurred in 
1956. 
A decrease of 45.5 per cent 
ot these, 304 involved boys for 
various s, alth 357. were 
concerned "with boys and traffic 
violations. 
Complaints against teenage girls 
also showed an improvement last 
The 211 complaints showed 
* ® * ; 
“Despite all that, js. being said 
about the increase of juvenile 
crime, our officers in the juvenile 
detail ie made — nee   new drivers’ licenses, registering 
made and 
and police Lee fens sehen station,   State Police and ‘surrounding com-| 
munities were also placed in .the' 
vehicles. 
Receiving sets tuned to the 
Pontiac Police frequency were 
set up at the Sheriff's Depart- | 
ment and the Pontiac State Po- 
lice post to monitor the city 
police calls. For emergency 
communications, Straley said a. 
transmitting and receiving radio 
set tuned to a special frequency 
“Inter-City” band was pur- 
chased, Point-te-point operations | 
can be made within a 35 mile 
radius, STRALEY 
Chiet of Police - HERBERT W. 
| 
in keeping it to a minimum, " the 
chief commented. 
\-+A four man Vice squad was 
Tesponsible for 493 arrests 
throughout the year with March 
having the highest number—75. 
Of these, 386 persons were con- 
victed, 56 were dismissed, 36 
are still pending, 11 have been 
turned over to other authorities 
and only nine perspns were re- 
    tensed, Other equipment ptirchased in| 
/1956 for police use include: a tape The vice detail; headed by Lt.| 
William Nesbitt, inspected 1,360 peat a re and _ 
liquor licenses and eee she rsa etl bgraphic pro- Si oliere. cessing equipnient for the Identi- 
ficiations and Records Bureau; 12 
automatic lock shotgun holders, 14) 
12 The Traffic Violations Bureau 
conducted business with more than 
65,000 persons by issuing 18,146 
in all patrol and several detective| changes of addresses for, 5,473 cars. 
others and processing 38,443 traffic a * 
tickets, 862 dog license violations : o Three appointments made last icenses ' 
ee Paes : ey were: Sgt. Medford Pittman, 
* full-time court officer for police} Finally, Straley praised the Pon-| cases in municipal and circuit 
tiac Police varies officers who court; Capt. Walter Krause, night} 
were “very active” and “assisted) .ommanding officer in charge and!     
Royal Oak Youth Jailed, | 
Admits Break-Ins, Theft | 
A I?-year-old Royal Oak youth 
Outlining the construction and who’ admitted four church break- 
operation Changes made in 1956, ins was sentenced yesterday by; 
Straley ‘reports the Federal Com. |Circuit Court Judge Frank L. Doty’ 
munications. Commission assigned|to 1'2-15 years in State Prison of 
a new radio frequency “for ex- Southern Michigan. ; 
clusive use of Pontiacspolice.” asl a ag oo nace fs no, 
NEW SWITCHBOARD St.. specifically pleaded guilty to 
In' J preparations, were taking’ $5 Marth 29 from the Cal-   i 
4 
| L Michigan| already stands at $81,000. 
|The $64,000 Challenge.” He may 
‘appear on the program again to’ Nadler boosted hig total take to 
$152,000 Sunday night on CBS-TV's 
  try to win more if a qualified 
ichallenger shows up. } 
* * * 
“I'd like to go home and rest up 
awhile,”’ said Nadler. “I've been! 
jcoming back and forth for about) 
2% weeks so I don't know whether’ 
I'm coming or going.” [= 
He said he had taken a year’s. 
‘leave of absence from: his $70-a-| 
week job in an Army supply depot | 
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Sen. Bridges (NH), chairman of 
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"lapplauded the move to shift eco- 
nomic aid to a loan basis “‘i¢ its 
object is to save money.” 
Neither Dulles nor Deputy Sec- 
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the revised program. to support 
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Moran 5 ard =< a. = ey vee mie Corp |Stop attacking planes. They have|not to wholesome recreational ac-|the United States. 
Bragg, N. C. ‘atom bombs, hope soon to have|tivities “such as. seeing movies, 
after completing hydrogen. ones. jreading books, playing ball and Alexandria, Egypt, will buy 100 
the 82nd Air- They will keep a small mobile! chess games?” it. asked. ‘Jto 115 diesel buses this year. 
bourne Division's 
Jump School, ° 
was Army Pvt. 
* Donald F. Graf. 
Graf, who at- 
tended Avon 
Junior High 
School, is the son 
of Mr. and Mrs. Netherlands, Denmark, ' Norway army for emergency situalions, There was concern . expressed ; 
and Greece to expect annihilation! Their greatest hope for iscour-|that this move by Britain might) iY . | 
in case of war if they let the United aging a. Russian attack will bejencourage other members of the ae ae s/o 
    
        
        
    
   
   
    
   
      
    
   
    
          
Both entered the service July 
31, 1956. Richard received basic 
training at Camp Pendleton, Calit., 
where he js stationed now. Gordon 
received basic training* at Fort 
Leonard Wood, Mo. and is stationed 
now at Fort Bragg, N. C., where 
he recently received paratroop 
wings upon completion of training: 
in the 82nd Airborne Divisiori’s 
Jump School. 
p They attended Waterford High 
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Press Box 
    Another year will put 25 candles on the birthday cake! 
of the Pontiac Women’s Bowling Association, but the 
of this 24th season will go down in the or- 
~ ganization’s record book as its most successful in history. 
The PWBA has grown from its origfhal membership 
of 68 in 1933-34 to the 1957 record of 5,500 women. 
As bowling interest grew among women, the mem- 
‘bership of the PWBA also grew. The greatest period 
of growth came between 1947 and 1951 when mem- 
. ‘bership figures leaped from 1,872 to 3,159. : 
In the past year, ‘over 500 have been added, and the 
24th annual tournament just completed. also reached 
Si Sih-Aone high with 900 participating bowters. 
Steud wcinen. histo tee, comnestid “alte the PWHA 
since its organization, and some of the charter members; . 
like Dorothy Case, Ann Wilson, Lee Nolan, Phoebe 
Slack, Mable Lahiss, Elsie Teschke, Peg Bender and 
others have bowled continuously since. the PWBA’s| 
Oddly enough, bowling hasn’t been the sole function 
of the organization. The PWBA has been proud of 
its part in the community through charity relations. 
inde 1944 when part of thé membership dues includ- 
ol Kidacsiok eubtstation. 10 tta. charity: progvem, the 
-‘PWBA has donated $10,875.75. And that’s an accurate) 
- figure down to the penny. 
‘Sen ts comeie, cxmiing to ax end, &: new high of 
by Margaret 
| Brede, chairman of contributions for the PWBA. 
The PWBA has a right to be proud of its 2-year 
record. : 
_DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX “During the recent Masters Golf Tournament there 
in the area of the clubhouse which a 
said, “Ben Hogan for president.” Someone asked the 
driver what he meant and he replied, “If we must have 
a president who plays golf, lets have a good golfer.” 
Tommy Watrous, son of Oakland Hills pro Al Watrous, 
may turn to the pro ranks after the NCAA golf tourna- 
ément in June. Unless there is a conflict with the NCAA 
- dates, Tom.-may accompany his dad to the International] 
Seniors Match in Glasgow, Scotland, in June.   
| 
   time form the 
greatly improved. 
  to give some cautious estimates of 
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Open Home Track Sked   
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Capt. Pat Burke, Lawrence, Mass., and Palmer 
Pyle, Winnetka, Ill. If all three regain their old- 
Spartan tackle situation will be 
  
Bow to Phillies |   
‘Detroit Stroh’s Bowlers 
_ Take Over ABC Spotlight 
  
Vince Martinez Falls’ 
to New Orleans Boxer se nage 
in Lightweight Bout 
  
Kearns, who steered Jack 
Dempsey to the -heavyweight title 
almost 40 years ago, was ‘ Mar./¢T John Blanchard and pitcher Jim 
tinez’ corner last night when the|D€Palo were optioned by the New! me Paterson, N.J., punch-| York Yankees today to their Den-| 
er finished second best. to Du- ver farm in the American Assn. 
The cut reduced the world cham-) 
pions’ roster to 26 players. } JACKSONVILLE, Fla. @®—Catch- CLEARWATER, Fla, @ — Give; 
runs in igave most - the Tiger regulars a 
day off. 
2. Charley Maxwell, a batting 
terror all spring, socked a single 
in the 8th inning to extend to seven 
the number of consecutive games 
in which he has hit safely. 
3. The rookies did all right for 
themselves at the plate, They got 
nine hits, including a triple by Ron’ 
Samford and a double by Reno Bet, 
toia, 
* *® * 
On the debit side for the Tigers 
was the work of Paul Foytack, 
one of the hurlers Tighe is count- 
ing on for regular starting—and 
finishing—assignments. 
The Phillies got to Foytack for,   
Illinois Woman 
Hits 300 Game . 
GRANITE CITY, Il. @ — Mrs. 
Mary Pashoff of Granite City. last 
night rolled the first 300 game shot 
this season by a woman in league 
competition, 
She sandwiched the perfect game 
    ‘for a 67] series in a chemical’ 
company league, 
| A bowler* for 15 years, Detroiters Dominate 
Badminton Tourney 
Veteran Detroit stars dominated 
the annual Michigan Closed Bad- 
minton Tournament held over the 
past weekend at Cranbrook, 
Fred Triffonoft won men’s sin- 
in between games of 176 and 195\gies honors. Mrs. John Sirwaiths 
jon wotten's title. teamed with Tigers obtained him last summer. 
|Pashoff holds a combined 178-av- ‘event winner, He ana Vic Pritula 
lerage in league ._play. She 
four nights a week, 
  
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By vagettys te a re! 
  ‘bees ; 15 TODAY'S SCHEDULE Braves, Tulsa 
cueevile cS. 
‘ankees ville na Athletics vs. Little 
- peeaall 
& \ j \ \ 
PLUSH QUARTERS — 
    hiétaenighe boxing champior Fullmer handles a power lawn mower at his lavish training head- 
teom-} Quarters at Tam O'Shanter Country Club, Chicago, where he’s shap- 
ing up for his title defense against Sugar Ray Robinson, May 1. © ‘ae Wirephoto 
Gene 
  Tennis      
Umpires’ Clinic | 
Begins April 15 
at Pontiac High The annual clinic for-softball and 
baseball umpires, conducted by the 
Pontiac Parks and Recreation De- 
partment, is scheduled three 
  Chet Face Indians Today By H. GUY MOATS : ay ee Pontiac High today sets off on jump — Hudson Ray, A. Barge, 
its 1957 Saginaw Valley Conference |’ Sid <. wuideen Sete Ba, 
ver Joe Payne, D. Payne, Keller. 
    1957 Top Spot However, Casey 
Task for Bombers 
JACKSONVILLE; Fla. a 
Manager Casey Stengel. of the 
New York Yankees today predict- 
ed another American League pen- 
nant for his heavily -. favored 
Bombers, 
But the veteran skipper doesn’t 
believe the Yanks’ task will be as 
simple as most experts visualize. 
* * * 
“The league is better,” said 
Casey. “Those second division 
teams have youth and youth al- 
ways ~is trying to win, Baltimore 
has good pitching, Kansas City 
has made trades to improve and 
Washington has some good pitch- 
ing and a lot of new young men. 
“ a. - 2 
“I'q say Chicago is better be- 
cause it has more pitching and 
more pinch hitters, Cleveland al- 
ways has pitching but they don't 
“| know about third base and their 
outfield, Boston has a great .out- 
fit but they aren't sure about the 
rest of their team.” 
* + 
Stengel, who has won seven 
leet Tony Kubek, 21-year-old 
rookie outfielder, and the depth of   his pitching staff. 
  
4 p.m, is the first outdoor 
the season for Dean Wilson’s 
  Jim Velzy set a new state record 
YMCA junior and prep swimming 
Capus Robinson in the hurdles, jteams finished 4th“and 5th re- 
Ponte Brown in the shot, plus 
several goed broad jumpers, 
and a couple of distance runners, 
PHS Jayvees also get their first 
outdoor test this week. They op- 
pose Royal Oak High here on ever the in. the Youth 
Building pool“at Battle Creek 
Velzy, swimming in the prep. 
division fages 9-12), won the 25- 
yard x breaststroke and 
Wednesday at 4 p.m. Waterford’s|the 25-yard butterfly bre#ststroke 
Skippers were due for a varsity to 
dual meet on the ‘Chiefs’ ra ie time of 17 seconds flat in the 
  Tigers. Headi ing Home nine hits ‘in six innings, Four of, ‘Hill 
their runs, all earned, came off! 
Foytack, Rookie first baseman Ed 
Bouchee had the biggest celebra- 
pounding out a homer, a double 
and a single, 
Samford’s triple and Frank 
| House's single helped the Tigers! 
jto two runs in the 2nd inning and 
a short-lived lead, 
‘ * * * 
Earl Torgeson came through 
with a pinch hit single to score 
one Detroit run im the 7th. 
Detroit made a futile stab at 
saving the game in the 9th. Trail- 
jing by three runs, Samford started! 
ja rally with a single through the 
box, Then, with two out, Jim Small, 
hit behind 1st base, Samford rolled| 
home from 3rd on Roberts’ wild 
pitch, Jack Dittmer singled be- 
tween first and second, sending 
Small home. J, W. Porter tapped 
an infield grounder to end the rally 
and the game. 
Tighe gave Bob Kennedy, a 36- 
his release yes- 
Chicago White Sox, from whom the 
    
  
        
  
® Singled for Fo k seventh. 
3 Grounded out he Comme in ninth, 
B—Bowman, Samford. RBI 
Samford, House, Bouchee 2, ition at the expense of Foytack, suet: 
Bertola, who had doubled, for |, 0 tslay   on Friday and Grosse Pointe se jorthodox event was a new state 
its varsil thinclads 'mark. 
Teeades cinteaes. here + Gary. Allen placed. 5th in the 
Other SVC track Shes im iichaote breaststroke and 
Art week send Bay City 
; -Saginaw’ at Arthur 
Hill Friday; Bay City at Northern 
Here is Chief’ list for today’s 
  High hurdjés — — Watkins, Jim 
a _ Jim Math 
edley yxelay — Tor Conley, Hastings 
neerten Dave Payne, John Ph! 
| 100-yard dash — Joe — Mareus 
(Turner, Dick Keller. 
Mile Roge: 
Ramsey, Jonés, Harve 
Low hurdles —- Watkins, Keller, 
pote yard dash — Hill. 'D. Payne, Alex) Harrington's time of 35.2 seconds — Larry Beamer, er. Carley Barge, 
aw ae “au, Pu Phiegm, Hawkins, tog state record, but still was 
not good enough to beat Stechman 
  
DETROIT | PHILADELPRIA 
ABRH AB R it 
Small, cf 5 1 1 Ashburn, at Ss i 
dittmer, 5 © 1 Fern'des, ss 8 0 2) Porter, rf 5 © 1 Kennedy, a8 0 0 06| 
Rob’son 1b 3° @ © Jones, 3b 3 1 1 
a il 3 2 1 Repulski, if 4 6 1 a 4 1 1 Lopata,e 3 1 1 4 2 2 Lennett, e« 1 0 6 
$3 Bowens i r 
$35 Gees 88s 
3:3 p 200 
ti) yy 1¢6¢0 
Ratete » i o<6 
Totals 39 6 8 Totals . W 613 Shet — Mike Hardiman, Dan McKay, 
John Herron, Willie Duncan. 
Celtics Face 
Crucial Test BOSTON \# — The Boston Cel- 
ties stand at the crossroads to-\'° of Grand Rapids, whose effort of 
34.1 set a new mark. 
Highland Park Northern won 
both divisions with 64 points in 
each class. The junior runners-up 
were Lansing, Grand Rapids, Pon- 
tiac, And Saginaw, Lansing, Grand} 
Rapids, Saginaw and Pontiac came, 
next in the prep class. 
Pontiac's. YMCA swimmers are) 
coached by Fred Honeycut. Team) 
totals:   
| and won two events as Pontiac's’ 
spectively in the ‘state ‘Y’ meet * 
14 of his team’s 17 points. |, 
Bick Velzy Sets State Record 
in ‘Y’ Swimming Meet 
‘JUNIORS — Highland Park’ Northern 
64, Lansing 46, Grand Rapids 28, Pon- 
tiac 4, Ba _— 15, Detroit Downtown 
“Jackson 6, Benton 
Flint 4, Detroit Fisher 
PREPS Highland Park Northern 
“, pid Pi “4, Gre Rapids 38‘. 
Saginaw 21, Pontiac 17, —, City 12, 
Detroit Western 9%, Flint Detroit 
St. —— 3, Detroit een an; 2, Jack- 
son 1, troit Western 6, Says it Will Not Be Easy” 
    as , 
Recalls Se Maas ees aon ig 
BREAKS RECORD — Jim Vel- 
zy, 12-year-old breaststroker \ for   jcoach Fred Honeycut’s Pontiac 
|YMCA prep swimming team, set a 
inew state record and won two 
levents in last Saturday's state 
i“¥” tank meet at Battle Creek 
iVelzy won the 25-yard butterfly\ 
and his time of 17 seconds flat in \ 
the 25-yard orthodox chopped 2.2 \ 
seconds off the old staté. record. 
  
night in their National Basketball 
Assn, playoff game with St. 
Louis, | 
Boston never has had the lead 
in the best-of-7 series against the 
Hawks but has managed to rally 
ltwice. The teams are locked in a 
2-2. standoff, 
“Bidding for their first champion- 
ship in the <1l-year history of the) | 
NBA, favored. Boston must make ir 
its bid now. 
If the Celts lose tonigh 
friendly Boston Garden, 
would be prime candidates $i eli- 
mination in St. Louis Thx 
St. Louis can lose t% 
be in a favorable pei       
       
    
    
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    LEYWOOD (# — Lightweight 
seontender Carlos Ortiz of 
York and Lou Filippo of Los 
geles enter the ring at Holly- $377 4/5 QUART 
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  ‘wood Stadium tonight for a 10-| “, 
rts./versial no decision fight = 
March 2. 
  
School Survey Shows   
umpires will, meet at 7 o'clock 
while softball officials convene at 
8 p.m. 
New rule changes, various as- 
pects of umpire field situations, 
officiating assignments and 
league policies are up for dis- 
cussion and application, 
Persons interested in being co#i- 
"| sidered for officiating assignments during the 1957 season are Airged 
to attend this clinic, f- 
  
san Postponed : 
| DETROIT University called’) off a Monday 
tennis match h Albion because) 
of cold, 
match tas poatenel until May 8. dete’ loa snow, The 
    + Wayne State) LOS — Financial 
aid es is "perched in an 
opinioy’ survey conducted by Loy- 
ola Mniversity of Los Angeles. 
* * * 
4 Dr. A, D. Aloia, associated pro- 
fessor of education, said 471 re- 
plies were received from 990 ques- 
tionaires sent to college presi- 
dents, coaches, high school prin- 
cipals, athletes, alumni, sports- Aid tor a F avored 
  the nation. 
* * * 
Results announced’ yesterday. in-' 
cluded: i 
A total’ of 407 favored some aid 
to athle g,. | 
It\was nearly unanimous that   writers and sports fans all over'to athletes; rather; it should be| athletes, not football players| 
alone, should receive aid. , 
* * * 
A majority favored using the 
athlete's financial needs as the 
primary basis for aid, And aid to 
athletes also should be on a basis 
similar to. other  sctiolarships 
which involve feed, academics 
and. leadership. 
Alumni should not control aid 
under direct -control of the college 
president and. his faculty, with 
some approval of other combina- 
itions of faculty, athletic officials! 
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Cheeses THE voxmtac PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL. La ost a 
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  Writers Pick 
Tigers for ard 
sports writers. and broadcasters, 
who last year correctly forecast; . 
would | that the Detroit Tigers 
finish 5th in the American League, 
sée the Tigers climbing to 3rd) _ 
place in 1957, 
Member newspapers and radio 
stations who responded to an 
Associated Press ‘questionnaire 
picked the Tigers to finish as 
as Ist place and as low as 
the spot they've held for ‘the past 
three seasons, — 
Nary’s 69 foe Pros 
CAMDEN; §, C. ®—Bill Nary of 
Wayne, Mich., fired a.three-und   
ers 
par 69 yesterday to top the pros 
and teamed with amateur T. Vani — 
Hough of Camden to tie for first) 
place in a pro-am tournament at 
the Camden Country Club. . 
Nary got $150 first place money 
out of $1,600 up for the 14 pros 
“who were invited to play.   
  
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    By CHUCK ABAIR 
-"“Gecona of three big weekends 
jn the Pontiac Press. Bowlerama 
comes up this Saturday with 233 
more bowlers vieing for the right’ 
“ to Santer the finals set for April 
ee 
- "The way the scoring goes in 
this final round of qualifying will 
_ determine finalists in both the 
‘s and women's divisions. The 
| top 10 per cent at each qualifying 
e ‘erag will be eligible, for the 
: » 
all women in the singles handi- 
ap event, 108 of them, will be 
| competing Saturday. A tofal of 
261 men took part in the initial 
‘session last weekend.’ Another 
© 125 are scheduled this week. 
-At least 50 of the 494 total en- 
Pontiae Press Prete honors, about 11 in the women's 
department. 
ee ee 
The same three bowling estab- 
lishments which were used for 
the Ist round will handle the hotly- 
contested keg race Saturday. They 
are Auburn Lanes, Land-O-Lakes|   qualifying round Saturday. 
MONTREAL (INS)—The Rea 
/Bruins, already a game down, 
| promised to -be a “‘lot tougher’? to- 
night in their .second Stanley Cup) 
  
  “playoff game against Montreal's 
  
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* * * 
Canadiens became big favorites| 
to win the Stanley Cup for a sec- 
ond year in a row after they   
crushed Boston, $t to 1, Saturday. 
  
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Trouble for Habs Tonight | Bruins claimed the long ride 
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| for the. opening game and said they would make a better show- 
| ing this evening af the Forum, 
‘| ‘Richard’ scored four goals and 
Geoffrion one in the first game. of 
ithe best-of-seven post-season Na- 
'tional Hockey League series, 
* * 
Counting the points they scored 
in taking the preliminary set with 
ithe New. York Rangers in five 
igames, Geoffrion now leads the 
‘trio with 13. Richard follows with 
in and Beliveau has 10. 
iplayoff scoring record in 1954-55, 
‘tallying 20 points in 11 games. 
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DETROIT @ — State 
commissioner James Inglis yes- 
terday turned down Michigan be at Huron Bowl, 
* Beginning ef women’s compe- 
tition will be a big feature of 
the “erucial” 3rd qualifying 
day along with the desperate 
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Flint last weekend, jand D Dixie Recreation. Finals 5 willl 
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Women's State” Tournament at} have te bit at least 624 to break 
whie some of in among the leaders. 
the top names in local men’s cir- 
        
    cles are scheduled to bowl in this 
sessior i. : ss 
s * * * 
- ‘They have some tough scores 
to shoot at to make the finals 
with 13 or 14 to be chosen from 
each alley. Howard Compton of 
Clarkston set the pace last. week- 
| end with 694 followed by Lee 
Miller at 687, . 
Land-O-Lakes contestatits will   
tt .is 
| even tougher at Dixie | , hh the   
‘trits will battle for championship) 
| Gordie Howe of Detroit set the| 
Exhaust Special, designed by) “ ¥AMILY BOWLING TALK — 
of the Bone family get together for a chat before 
starting their qualifying rounds in 
over the weekend. Steve Bone (right), Three members 
the. Bowlerama 
-uncle to 
  
“Big Four’ Shelled in Spring Drills   
| 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
- Manager Walter Alston ‘of the,           \Brooklyn Dodgers has _been sing- 
jing the melodious strains of the 
iconfident: theme this spring, but 
ithe plight of his first-line pitchers 
could find him whistling the blues. 
Not one of Alston’s big four — 
Roger Craig, Don: Newcombe, Sal 
Maglie, and Johnny Podres — has 
gone ‘the full nine inning distance 
in a Grapefruit League game, 
* * *. 
Podres; released from the Navy 
because of a bad back, has man- 
aged to stick around for seven in- 
nings. Newcombe has gone six 
ithree times, Maglie has gone six 
and Craig has reavhed five. 
o* * * 
But the Dodger skipper main- 
tains “it’s not necessary for . man} 
to go nine in these games," and 
‘figures his twirlers will be ready!     from today, 
Craig has had about the most ers bowed to the 
| Braves 8-5, 
"Elsewhere, Boston's Red Sox 
took 10 innings to end a six game 
losing streak defeating Pittsburgh 
8-7 at Ft. Myers, Fla.; Chicago's; 
at Charlotte, N. C.; Philadelphia 
downed Detroit at Clearwater 6- 
5: the New York Giants edged 
Cleveland 3-1, in a game held to 
five innings by rain at Mobile, 
Ala., and Baltimore beat Chica- 
go's Cubs 6-5, Cincinnati and 
_——- were rained out, 
os Ld * * 
Milt Bolling hit a-homer in the 
10th for Boston's victory. Jackie 
Jensen and Jim Piersall also con, 
nected for the Red Sox and Danny! 
Kravitz countered with a two-fun 
'blow for the Pirates, 
* * * 
It was homer or nothing jn Mo   racing for the season's opener a week bile with Dusty Rhodes getting a 
two-run wallop and Foster Castle- 
man a solo for the Gifts and Bob | 
Horsemen's Racing €lub’s appli- dismal spring, pitching only 16 Avila doing the damage for the| 
     
  eation for a 24night ‘ 
ing season at Northyi} rness rac- 
Downs, 
Louis -C i. -» attorney 
| for the racing” club, said the 
racing club would file suit 
against Inglis, ¢ontesting his 
| decision, -Ingtis’ 5,000-word state- 
ment ‘of rejection 
| reasons for denying the racing listed 10 
| club's application, 
He said, among other things, | 
that the application was received | 
too late to be considered with 
other applications for 1957 dates, | 
‘another raceway has made prior | 
application for the dates in ques- | 
tion, Oct. 7 to Nov. 1, the racing 
‘club's financial plan is vague, ani 
approval of the application would 
not be in the public interest.”   
Bethea Fights Dyer 
HOLYOKE, Mass.  — Heavy-! 
;weights Wayne Bethea of New: 
| York and Jeff Dyer of Springfield, | i 
|Mass., have been signed for a 10-, 
round: feature fight at the beead 
‘Arena, April 15.   
  
          
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* * * 
Young Rog yesterday ‘was Indians. Curt Barelay picked up| 
‘the win for New York. 
* * 
Beamon, * 
Charley   “Roy (left) and George, roiled a handicap 561 at 
Land-O-Lakes. George had a 616 at the same |- 
house and Roy had a 558 at Dixie. Qualifying in 
-the Bowlerama will continue next t Saturday. 
Brooklyn Pitchers Taking Early Lumps 
  
21-year-old 
rookie pitched five hit ball for the’ 
| HOLLERBACK | bounced in the second inning for a (Orioles until he was relieved in 
pinch hitter after giving up five the eighth, Bob Nieman drove in 
runs in a lone inning as the Dodg-| five runs, one heen at a homer. The 
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have the best opportual- 
ty to advance with the low there 
eurrently 604, 
There will be an abundance of) 
awards for the leading per formers 
when the final scores are known, 
Six prizes are guaranteed in each 
division with the champions. win- 
ning ever $400 and $200 and hand. 
some desk sets. . All qualifiers 
automatically win $5 with the six   
top performers at each house-cligi-|~ 
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legs of the Triple Crown for 3- 
year-olds, the Preakness and Bel- 
mont Stakes, 
* * By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The probable field for the May 
4 Kentucky Derby «was increased 
by at least one and perhaps three 
or four more today after Monday 
developments around the flat 
tracks, * 
gibles turned-in performances at 
Jamaica that might have moved 
them closer to a trip to Louisville 
for the Derby. 
Three turned tp’ in one “race 
when Adele L. Rand’s Double X oe we 
At Los Angeles, owner Travis 
M. Kerr announced that Round 
urday's Bay Meadows Derby, def- 
initely would be shipped East for 
the approaching classic at ented shire and Bohemia Stable’s Am- 
finish in the 6-furlong Flatbush 
Purse, 
Another Derby ‘eligible, Jujitsu, 
Clarkston Man 
Howes Leader Ron Councilor of Clarkston and 
Pontiac resident Jack Norman the Pin Oak Farm's Made Out. 
  | Crowd Mark Threatened 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
The Detroit Tigers — with a 
break in the weather — have a A few ‘minutes later, four eli-. 
led Mrs, Ether D. decor Per. 
behaving to the wire in a photo — 
won the co-featured Ashford Purse 
at Jamaica by a half-length over, 
* \turned in sparkling - performances 
Pontiac Press Photo 
-—- ‘jto surpass the leader and take | 
-Jover the 1-2 positions in the Howes 
Lanes Singles Tournament at 
Clarkston last weekend. 
setter Ben Maguire to 3rd place. 
_ |The Oxford kegler has: 888. 
Maguire still holds the high 
actual series for the meet with 
820. Bill Chapple of Flint took 
charge of the high game de- 
partments ‘Sunday with a 269 
actual and a 305 with handicap. 
Top prizes are $200 and $100. 
The leaders are: 
Ron Councilor, Clarkston 
Jack Norman, Pontiac 
Ben Maguire, Oxford 
Earl Savage, Clarkston a 
Gene Shell, Drayton Plains ... 
Roy Taylor, Clawson cae 
Bob Giroux, Desyien Plains ... 
eeeue teers eeterhe 
ee oe ee Councilor rolled an 897 series 
for four games and Norman 
totaled 893 to drop former pace-h oon sold. Another 12,000 unre- 
The tournament comes to a close | ja. » custom tei “ 
this weekend with over. 150 newiots! = ** Hered. te your 
still to compete among 510“entries. 
en “3040 Willett: 
  time opening day attendance 
record when they open the Briggs 
Stadium season April 18 against 
the Cleveland Indians. 
Forty-two. thousand tickets for 
reserved seats and box seats have 
served grandstand ‘and bleacher 
seats will go on sale the day of- 
the game. 
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Milwaukee | Cubs’ Walt Moryn also hit for the 
distance, 
  
Clark to Face Terps 
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (A — 
to pitch for University of Michigan/| | 
teday as the Wolverines meet the) 
University of Maryland on their 
currerit spring tour. | 
Rain yesterday cancelled Michi- | 
igan's scheduled game with George’ 
——— 
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NDAY'S RESULTS 
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blice reports the following Oak 
residents had their 
poome, license revoked or sus- 
pended recently. 
* Ordered to furnish financial re-| 
‘were: 
Beda Sn a Johnnie L. Edwards, 3¢7 Bronet 
s gamer Ellis, Ferndale ~ “Hiellowing persons because of habit- 
Gharien Deen Perucae «== C(‘é‘dL Ceggligence: 
a4 Those ordered to furnish financial 
24 responsibility because of license 
suspension for drunk driving were: 
Amerson, 7162 Pontiac Dr, 
is * Gittord ‘Bieberstein, 010 Willow Rd.|_ Charles i Sunder! 
Francis G. Bridge. mal ou, % 30 days 
hee eae 2” en aegioare meee 
an “fine Iverson, 55 Parkdale Ave., 
ays 
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pesdomin Durfee, Royal “\da Roger © egg hbed re ee 30 days 
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fann C, Bacconl, Royal Oak. 20 days 
Donald Schaper, Ciaweon, 45 days Skelton, 33 
30 .days 33 W. Colgate Ave., 
Robert W. Waldo, Leonard, indefinite! 
Arland J, Wickman, Keego Harber, 
days Gerald &. Williams, Farmington, Ia 
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DETROIT  — Dr. .John M. Hl 
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sity, will be honored Wednesday at 
a testimonial dinner in Detroit for 
his work on service committees) © 
and hospitals. THE PONTIAC PRESS, _TURSAAY. APRIL. ® 
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bate Court nh the County of Oskiand,/1 
Juvenile Divis 
In the matter > ae the petition concern 
ee iNips, minor. Cause No. 
wide Charles Roy Phillips father of said 
Petition having been filed 
on wad that the 
the father of 
are on said County Service 
Center, “Geort House Annex, a 
West "md, in the City of Pontiae mid ‘D. daat at on the Seth day of Apri 
~ oo 4 o'clock in the fore- 
  eine acta" Se peat POY this summons and no- 
lication tice shall be served of « by pub! 
_ ‘Por 
printed and circulated 
wi 
in Sus Coun , this 
rh a) 8e~ Seamnedicoadhowtnns (Se mG B. MOORE. Hine 13; 
      
    
  
  
    
     
      
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32; ducklings 27-28. ai | 2% 
  County ClO Council 
Supports Bus Drivers 
Honorab! oth ater Fe. 
Of said Court, in the \oity/Of the Michigan State CIO, all 
497 | interna’ 
      
  at Just the Right Time 
MIAMI, Fia. ®—If he had to 
have a fire, Vincent P. Mara of 
Miami couldn’t have picked a bet-    ? : 
  
  
    
  
        
  
      
  
  
Airliner Taxis In Safely 
After. Landing Trouble 
  
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‘Mayor Dies at 62 
lutive -vice président of Parke 
following a heart attack. GROSSE POINTE PARK — Mayor Homer 'C. Fritsch, 62, exec- 
Davis and Co., died last night 
Fritsch suffered the fatal attack 
while into a midtown 
(Ritz Carlton) hotel in Montreal. | 
He had gone   
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Accident Six Years Ago   
Brings Youth $50,000 
DETROIT i® — A 6-year-old ac- 
cident has brought a $50,000 set- irritations—mak: 
and uncomfortable. 
  
  
ton, said the boy was paralyzed 
permanently on the right side:by a 
piece of the splintered railing that 
pierced his head. 
Circuit Judge Miles N. Culehan 
approved an agreement yesterday 
providing that Mr. and Mrs. Clay- 
ton T. Stubbs, owners of the track’ 
and the Michigan Modified Stock’       Racing Assn., would pay $25,000 
each. 
Holdup Nets Thief $2           1, Stock Retirement 
2. Key Man Insurance 
3. Split Dollar Insurance e 
Employee Group Planning 
: Aver reed Group sr] Hos-| 
ealth 
Individual Estate Control Planning 
FRED H. MILLIS 4344 N. Saginaw tlement to a Mount ‘Clemens 2~ 
youth who was injured at an auto aaa headaches eee ene — : 
oe the kid ; ram to increase the hen Herbert A. Preston, now 18, was] of the 15 miles of kidney tubes. So, get the 
hurt when a racer crashed through | same happy relief millions have envoyed for 
a guard rail at the old race track) size and save money. ‘Get Dean's lis today 
in Macomb County. The track now 
is closed. . 
The youth's father, Clifford Pres- Business Insurance 
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  After He Beats Victim   
A thief netted only $2 in cash 
and miscellaneous papers last 
night after he beat his victim un- 
conscious on Sanderson St. near, 
Close St. 
Paul Cassidy, 37 Close St., today, 
told police his assailant leaped 
from a car and knocked him to 
the ground. Cassidy went to St. 
Joseph's Mercy Hospital where he 
was treated. : 
News in Brief Edward Powell, 1261 Genelia St., 
foreman of the Schurrer Construc- 
tion Co., today tald police thieves; 
lshacks and took tools valued at 
$700 during the night. 
More than $15 was taken from: 
the cash register and vending ma- 
chines at Beatty's Service Station, 
208 N. Paddock St., after burglars. 
broke into the place during the 
    
    night, owner Milford Beatty today 
told police, 
— Moore, 35, of 118 Judson, 
, yesterday was arrested on a 
wees charging him with uttering 
and publishing after Nick Leone, 
owner of Nick’s Market, 263 Au- 
burn Ave., tald police the man 
gave him a bogus $87 check. 
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which have contributed immensely 
greatly improved working condi- 
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Up, TRIG Rivariécn' ‘Tonket 
Sian \Leaves Israeli : i Puke ves Israeli 
Dart Downward 22225": Earlier Payton Agee = i. = ip ae bd : : ! 1 
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CHICAGO’ — ‘aii tects PRICES MONDAY WERE: FRUITS —| NEV , [oma oe Maker Kary Eis loft Is 
started somewhat in active |1 7450-500 wr ag hg widened its gains in eeet's apabern Det: CeRey alter: 
early dealings: on Board of|328. bu: a ye re meee Me Oe cue ef of Traile today but most prices then|s #938 bu tien, etter Bry, she. jever brought to the Jewish nation 
— a Sesto hea, to. tae through the disputed Gulf of 
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ited redemption of CCC-owned dor. Horse’ radish," Ne, 1..1.40-200 sy | moderate ers are scheduled to arrive at basket. Leeks, No. 1, 1.25-1.76 Eilat during May. wheat in the northwest. behs. Onions, ary. fancy 1.15 §0-Ib, The 10,441-ton Kern Hills 
Corn held fairly steady to firm) ti, “No.1! Ta0-180 des, teks Pers: brought 16,500 tons of oil from on buying influenced by lighter re- ley, root, dio, hg 009.50, do behs. Iran, arriving Saturday after an 
ceipts and small CCC sales, to ex-|o.” 1, '1.30-1.40 50-ib bag. : oe — day on unmolested voyage through the 
porters. Oats and soybeans slipped Black. No. 1, 125-178 bu. Radishes,| Cours narrow Tiran Straits. U.N. troops sivas ts a 0. 1, 1.25-1.78 dos. behs. eon | omit — —— appar. Rhsbart, : a a 1.00 5-Ib.| from now occupy the shore positions 
was profit-taking "Thoth fahcy, 1.25 Se from which Egyptian guns had 
Wheat near the end of the first|'ss-100 "aon bens” squash, Delicious, oat ect Saabkecad| skieping ancl hour % | No. 1, 1.80-2.00 bu. Squash, Hubbard, nal am fe acs eer —" ower, INo. 1. 2 $0-2.00 bu. Turnips, topped, No.| WAS eed Pat content some en- a s invasion of Egypt last .24%, corn unchanged |1, couraging . Among these were ‘ 
to % higher, May $1.29, oats were|rettuce. Bib>” hothouse, Nook 1.35. reports of increasing chemical The oil from the Kern Hills was 
Bi) to % lower, May 713%, rye was a pay 11.00-11.50 30-doz.| Sales by Du-Pont and Union Car- pumped into newly constructed 
% higher to % lower, May $1.29%, | case; medium, 9.50-10.00: smail, 1.50-8.50.| bide and a commerce department storage tanks near the shore. It 
soybeans gp iggceepediny \% high- Seuuene’ cuake will move cali Hog next = 
er, May $2.43%, was un- sk when the new t-inch pipeline 
command 0 5 cents a bunired Detroit, eS Ee New York Stocks : o— = Eilat to agerisgeeinn 
pounds lower, May $14.75. wevtites aarade dis! ern’ a (ate Morning Quotations) | evel due in May eae ° « ag je ge _ eens 80 ; 
Grain Prices - [ihe Sasieta erg ae, Ot | Ae ied S210.) he Ine Tele tei 2° i bs Aerican sien ancora 
exacanc AEA SEN open wl STh es atin SOs See oo SE dete Bs By —— i — - nent? . 96 . 5 day Checks: 24%-28, wid avg 25. Ape Lad ....188) Bomooet” ial United Press Photo Se Y h p 
tay Wheat - manny Bot oor ERS] Wht Grae ac ertra argo 36i4-/A@ Alli SS Uy loge... $41] | THEY SAW THE LIGHT — In a not-so-gentie nudge at the town SEVEN Y OUT S Fay DWF osecees 2.14% Dec .., 694/368: large 33-3544; um 30. _|Am Cyan’ ||": 713 LOF Glass ....71.2| fathers of Zeeland, Michigan, this improvised street light, consisting LJ Sept. ....:. 3.17. — rowns: Grade a a large 34;/am Gas & El. 362 Lib McW&L ..11.6 
Dec. ~int May ee 120% jaree 33348; medium 284-29. Grede B. Am M « Pay : 313 bine, & y .. 83 of a kerosene lantern on a pole, warns the city to get a move on to Fines or capade 
= A SeCed0OE ayes Priests cn ft oy OD) AH , c\18.8] replace three regular street lights which were knocked down. The 
suly ese _ — grade Sandia soaked” ~ i cents Aim Beatina’ a se, a." ..: 344] small white signs warn haxTa to carry flashlights at night.) oo. = tine youths, including wy BNeCOOK -33% May ..ce-+--s ¥ sOBe . Toy rk 5 i A e' ‘on ‘ouths, inc | 
a on. =. ae 143 pase of chewy, however ane aod oe yoy g WH -%° Ma ay, 8 #4 Placed he broken ly Hs. when red-faced city officials hurriedly a two sets of: brothers, yesterday 
MAY c.2. ce: 1% Cob, ...-..5.4 14.35} ee ee adoaveta. oe — — 7 a oe ’ lead Cp ..:... #3 P ig paid $372 in fines after pleading 
i ; ample for current trade needs. Armet Ck F 20.3 M Lipo °° 82 | guilty to charges resulting from a 
. Atl Refin |... Obl feos Sauat ?. ane . . weekend escapade near Bade Axe. 
Business Notes (GCNCO, aoe BAP) ceuBytar|Benain AY“. #84 eaten “Gh "2 Be Boy, 7, in Hospital With Cuts, Burns They were arrested. in an auto- ’ = 1,200,000 lesale buy-|Benauet ....., 1.2 Motor Wheel ...21 mobile early yesterday, with beer 
roe appointment of B veidl G. ris Unchanged. #3 gb seer score AA 58 2 werd - oi Hat | 8 ad S t t M h ° Hi t L a d stolen earlier, sheriff's deputies, 
’ Fownes Jr. to Adminis ve 89 tohn Alum ... 22.4 Dairy .., 37.3 ¢ sai resort 
Committee of MacManus, John &| | sien fo fre: receipts 21,600, pends Btre .. ph Nat Gypa” wis I ee ac me Ss ae fom hebenaing. jake | 
Adams was announced today by cent hie rher: i ber cent or ter A pers Warn es ad 44 Central... 204 : 2 Identified by deputies were 
Ernest A. Jones, president of the) tandards a4: ireies: 26, checks if! | Brist My See $87 Nort & West ‘: et'¢| NORWALK, Calif. @—A-7-year-| Ronald La Rocque suffered|Charles W. Hill, 19; Duane M. 
pect aan Hills advertising/current recetots 31%. Buad Co 2! 194 Nor Fac oe : at old boy was hospitalized with|severe cuts and brush burns when oe a; = reba! lian: He : 126. ices AE - oward’ G. Crampton, 17; his Fownes is vice president in Chien, Apel 8 (AP) Pet toes o14: a Foe... 33 Quens Cog... $6.1 painful injuries after being/the whirling bristles of the sweep- brother, John, 19; Clarence Mor- 
charge of the firm's New York|Arrivais 256; track 314; total U.8. ship- pw oor WEE - 143 Penh Bol +++. gee knocked off his bicycle and swept er plucked him from the pave-|gay 19 and Gerald €. MacIntosh, 
office, The committee, of which mente, Priday 138: Seturday si; @un- Con Tm Pe 2) 308 Tre Da...., 41|Up by a street sweeping machine.|ment after the machine had) 19. ° 
Jones = wot. repenae - moderate: market about steady: Idaho Chrysler Bs PRR wT. 382 knocked .him down while making es pleading guilty before Bad e I adminstra Red River ‘Valley Pontiacs 1.80-2.10:|Gities Bre | 1 ALT pre COM ee: B28) a U-turn, e Recorder Gordon Walker, Hill 
saecy attics Bederett, "demand, digs meet Gul [Sheemii Sy pegs Pe Hy Head F Stan Sile uadler Gop tstiare Of Iepaare : _|Plorida Round Reds 1.90. a Cola ...1103.¢ Philip: Mor os ar egion avors The driver, C. W. Sibbach Jr.,| While under the influence of liquor; The Pontiac Life Underwriters Col Brd A 12° 286 Ph . 45.6! said he was unaware of the ac.| Duane Olk paid $60.30 on a charge 
Assh. will hear Stephen H. Barn- . k Comw Bd "1.39.4 Pit Plate G —: Hd) ‘Cut—Not t Vet cident until he heard residents ot Of furnishing liquor to minors and 
ard, of Grand Rapids, speak on Livestoc Sen Béicen ... a5 Pr palimen Mesias “Be 0 erans the neighborhood screaming at the others paid $40.30 on charges, 
“Key Man Insurance Selling” at extuart ireueceta GontCan "48 RCA him to stop. The boy was carried|% Petty larceny. their April meeting tomorrow Pa thee tf Coz of (any — Hoge —|Cont ot vss 478 Repub Bt stl .. coe GREENSBURG, Pa. ®—W. C./495 feet. 
morning. f i Copper Rng .. 36.6 Reyn Met . ose-- 55.3, Daniel, national commander of the . .- : 
He was president of the Mich-|love U8. NO 1. 2 Apogee tigen Carte We i as Roya Dea ia.6 American Legion, told some 400 Se rales ave Ka Roose 7, Japan Thinks Reds i State Assn. of Life Under-|24,!0 1800-1825; mixed number 1 and| Deere 30.1 Safeway Bt... 67.7\) oo y injured when the gan - 0 e 2 190-220 Ib 1860; few sorted number |Det Raison. 38.4 St Jou Lead’.. 40.8 Legionnaires last night that he fa-| sweeper slipped from a jack as he writers in- 1950 and is active in|! 18.75; 240-300 largely Number 2/Dis C Seag .. 39.4 St Ree Pap .. 383) vors economy in tment but : . y gove' pulled Ronald t f Be the Red Cross, United Fund and|*"@ 3° 1678-17. 13: 160-180 Ib mixed| Doug. Airc... 814 Scovill Mf .°. 31.7 o safety. Both ove es S Nn an 
biker ciels ap ay The meeting trades 16.18-17.80; no early sales sows.| Dow 1 675 Bead Al RR .. 33.4) S at the expense of this coun-|father and son were taken to Car- s . Tt »| Cattle — Salable 800. Very slow; all Pont 182 “* ‘s veterans. obil tal N - - 
preceded by a breakfast, will be interests not in trade: few carly sales) Bast Air L .. 366 Sinclair 2c.) @28 Speaking at a dinner in nearb . eel, Mewes TOKYO W—A Japanese expert Sou 4 ng y ; 
held at the Waldron Hotel. about steady; market net cut es- lt . =e Sou Ry “Be Manor, Daniel declared: * said today that the Soviet Union 
_—— tied om prod an coe ted har: [pmat ghd 2 BY Gowyna’ st «+» Vote Kills Proposal |my nave moved its nuclear test The International Business steady: a bulls tgaay: shotning done Lad eae od + $44. Bed Of Cal... 48.2) ony eo: hear eo much talk the ing ground farther west — or may 
Machine Hundred Per Cent Club average choice ted. steers 2250-23 3.00; Mach ... 584 Bed i His : 373 t i va Hi H H be testing smaller weapons. 
recently honored Pearson L. Wood, ‘few Utility and standard steers|Pord Mot . |. 847 Stevens. JP’... 31} /C4¥8 Sbout the high cost of our to. I uidate Firm Shohji Ohta, chief of the J of 2768 Winkleman, Drayton Piai *[38:90-19.80:; early sales utility cows) Preen Sul '...107¢ stud Pack *: “| veterans’ program and about eee imeteorahagl al Niches 
for outstanding sal k. Pear.|13.00; commercial bulls up to 16,30. Gen Dynam |. 644 Sylv Bl_Pd’.., a21jeconomy in government. I say to Cn ee g sales wor ear- Gen tes me DETROIT an face observation section, said re- 
son was among sales Jeaders of}, %°1'so higher BY eat Gen Pas... 43 Tex Oui. $93/2" — gl Psa Ma uf mee Pi|corders. at three stations showed LJ “ we g an ee ” “ ‘- * 
the NES a s Flint = - ere 28.00-38.00; standard and good 16. 0- Gen Motors.” me Thomp Pa” 808 cat lat ths expense ‘of those cae have voted everaiainlaaty pars — slight abnornial — convention . Timk R Bear , 96.4 air pressure waves after the test 
April 7 in Belair, Florida. It was| suger into sttoul seedy aut ar|Gen tre <-. Ht Wataner © Mile eeray aipeee cad protected PAN. Nt "™* ©™lexplosions which the United States one of seven similar conventions |2i""sot""aii_‘sqaniahsa: “some "wide|Serdrear "-". HS Ox"GuSite 13 the liberties and privileges of alll Godfrey Hammel of sod eel nord oe Be held this month and—attended by|lower: few sah 2 aes and prime shorn Grab Pas - 2 Un Pac ...... 973 our people.” = holder of agree =. -Detroit, | sians set. off April 3 and 6, 
tives er States, a Grertound tet Uni ‘an rt stock in the automotive parts man. we ee SB CHICAGO LIVESTOCK soe nm ta contrasted these slight Hawall, Alaska, Puerto Rico and) crucago., prt t) (AP) = _Salane Rocker Bl “+ 388 Un Gas Cp -.. 4 Prison Head Named Ret a Treeeed Cre: et | ges with) maathed|riads ta’ te 1 Zor niger nm butchers: most Wess on|Indust Ray ..- 384 | wey : $35) James F. McDonnell, president eaaepeal agente recorded after the weights 380 © ond & = eevier: sows strong oe rae OEE pos West Un Tel. 183 M th f th Y of the company, said the vote was|i& Soviet explosions last Aug. 30 
I> butchers 18.35-18.60; lots|Emteriak Tr. See Went ‘ks ') ba6 0 er 0 e ear 249,165 and Nov, 17. He said the Japanese urgeon |mostly 1-2 200-230 Ib 18.05-18.85: around 4 165 against liquidation and 35,- | foe heed mast 4 300,)0 at chal; pow int Marv'*...'3¢1 Woswarm, "433 O12 in favor. The company. has! Mucicar fron: iydreen bonte Dies of Heart Atta ck 2-3, 240-300 > 18.00-18.50; Umited volume int Nick .°.. "108 Ynest Gh & T1980 | MORGANTOWN, W. Va. u® —|417,000 shares oatstanding. «| "UClear’”"—from_ hydrogen — up to 360 Ib down to 17.00; le t Shoe ..... 395 Gardner Den 40.6,West Virginia’s mother of the} Hammel said he was dissatis-|/ | » * * : monty Seas Tiesto W cows 18.99-16.%8; | -—- your is superintendent of the/fied with the company’s return on ag = the first test detected LAKE CITY ®—Dr. William H.|9th4, enter, t 17.00. a STOCK AVERAGES state’s prison for women at Pence|investment. McDonnell said the|°Y apanese was in Nov. 22, 
Stokes, 62, nationally known eye/tive. steers ‘sna hese vrseaey io "5 ea id — Springs. company had prospects of a profit Sail pbcreppos a) Siberia | surgeon, died today after a heart|to’ 80 higher than Wednesday: other a hee tae, * * ft of 80 cents a share after taxes|"", Se ee - attack at his offices. He had prac-[sanenter classes generally stendy: stock. | ret OS ey yp ey! Unows"s| “There's nothing I'd rather be/for the first quarter of the cur- Last year the tests were far. 
ticed at Lake City since 1948, leah avery. to hich prima iiteisee Previous Day <faed 1§ 323 iggitham & good mother,” said Mrs.|rent year and 30 cents a quarter|tiar, “pal, fom Japan), peat A native of British East India,|snq’ “prime. ti aele, Monty AE0, -- 348 121¢ 137 ing/Mable Turley Sims, 56, after for the second year. “This year the R | Dr. Stokes became a naturalized ae Eyre Oh agent jow|Year Ago ....2089 1437 14.3 188.0 being told of the honor accorded have mes adi eee oo ore 
S98 He wast pine ot Table eee ia ROE ries aoe at Tt HE Heelies tor American Mothers|| Mocs Cullty to Break-In, —— e a graduate o n- 50; oh |. 276.3 188.1 169 191.5, . | gen Gymnasiom, Germany, andl Ei Sisal dy en Gheice|NMt Mew << #1862 4 IEL6/Committee, Inc. “Perhaps it has ese ee $500 Bond Four Pontiac Educators | the University of Michigan. 5 oe utility end commerce’ spread out in my work. I want the cha arks, 22 McNeil St.) | 
He served as senior instructor in 10 50-1 13.00: or eine? cea commensal ema Cd mater cee women under my supervision to yesterday pleaded guilty to thé) Attend State Convention | 
ophthalmology at University of|}}) SES: goad {And choice, | vealere Figures after dechmel at ts elghths live as my daughters have.” breakin March 4 of an Oxford) Four Pontiac school officials will) Michigan medical school from: 1923 |cholce | $28-880 1b stock | steers 22.00-| Alien Biec. & & Rauip. Co, $26 21 +. *& Township business establishment attend the State Convention of the = 1925 and was a faculty member 230. oe Ger Oe : 335 184) Mrst Sims has four daughters, a4 oF coe Rd. Michigan Association of School at University of Nebraska medical|,,S#/able sheep 1,800: ait classes slaugh-!O-L. oll '@& Chem. co... 22 22 22)three of them married. Her hus-| He under $500 bond, he will/Business Officials in Grand Rap- 
college from 1930 to. 1943. to low choice slaughter, lambs be scarce: alae hen pace: «3S S yo t)band, Mark Sims, works for the|>e ogy April 29 by Circuit ids from Wednesday through Fri- 
ey smb el a es Eee amie e/a Eaves Amer, "Peer oes Bek: fi we a eri-|in cull to choice slaughter fies .00- ‘Toledo cons: ‘ ; ; zi 
“can Academy of Ophthalmology; |es'1.00-0.80; cull to choice shorn ewes| Sy0® Screw Peco ee 1 Centy Machine Plans |ano, Pitcher her heroine of the|sistant superintendent in charge of American College of Surgeons; |§.00-4.00. : ry ; ae Revolution, was really |pusiness: Vernon L. Schiller, di- 
American Ophthalmologic Society to Halt Operations Soon — ery -McCaulay. She gotirector of financial management; and Scientific Research Society of Poul Senate OKs Purchase r name from her constant effort |Cloyd-I. Houts, director of building America oultry | CINCINNATI  — Century Ma-|to take pitchers of water toloperation and plant maintenance; : “ peviess seuiaay of Salk Shots for State chine Co. yesterday announced | wounded American soldiers where and A. S, Levely, director of .pur- 
Group Slates Dinner —_|,,DFrROrT. port» 4am. fre pala] LANSING w@ — A bill for the|within a lew montha, Pum | ee vm ne Bel —— quality live poultry up to 10 a.m. (Purchase of another $250,000 in| W. H. Kiausing, Century presi- L- The — comty aap eas 1 By Uh age weety 38: Meet Salk anti-polio "vaccine to further|dent, said “diminishing market ti . 2 , Association meet for dinner at] (3-4 tbs): ‘Whites 23-24; Barred Rocks |the state’s free immunization pro- (potential for the company’s prod- P F d P Addi 7 
7:30 p.m, Wednesday at the Club) yer S”'iney 32-33), Ducklings 31,/8TaM Was unanimously approvedjucts and difficulties in finding on lac oun ry ition Rochester, 306 Main Street, in Broder {arkey® eavy type hens 20. iby the Senate last night. ° suitable diversification” forced the C ° | Rochester. consisting mostly of caponettes, heavy| The measure now moves to the move. to Be om pleted In ] une - type hens and fryers. Demand erally House, Cen a wholly owned 
Afghanistan and Russia have|£0%* ouh.."°g., Fe ae Oe ee ee a et Peta to at | 3 ; . w . 0 : tes barel: = = cw aviation asco, needs. Otte nes pa sone . Faget Under the bill, the State Saginaw, Mich., employs about 150! Pontiac Motor Division's grey' and were a continual heat prob- | . or the light demand. Health D ame Id have to| Persons > Te et ae ee ege: 
ee “Rie! meee De ecm CHICAGO POULTRY give priority in distributing the — - apr oa as the result 
Door. Bale to be. held 10:30 a.m. fpr CHICAGO, April 9 (AP) — Live po i eee Kinating seid the firm hes not/ot. its = es | Se ee ee ee | 20, 1987 at 223 Main Street, Rochester, fully steady on caponettes and hens, | ne: yet decided how to dispose of its| multi-million dollar expansion and) a fleet of new cranes with an 
— April 9, 10 °87. a (reaerday 008 com rec saa plant and facilities. a) berogiecnges program instituted) endless amount of high: grade 
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STATE OF MICHIGAN—tn the Pro-|hens. i4¥a-ia 18. most iets eight hens Floridian’s Home Burns In operation since last October The cranes have a three-ton 
capacity as compared,to a 1.5 ton 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, _anspay APRIL 0, 1957 Be   | af ek   E 
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A mental health film will be 
shown to the public at 7:30 p.m. 
Wednesday at the Leggett school make a statemerit to the prosecu-'n 
in Waterford Township, Mrs. Doris tor, an official said, until such ‘the ‘public has been invited. Pro- 
Hanna, public school nurse, will time. as Woods should be ablé to 
igive his account of the shooting. be the moderator. ‘MR. AND MRS, LYLE HOTCHKISS 
Sieturg tot eile te 10 Bethel Methodist Church, Holly, 
Friday night, Mrs. Lyle Hotchkise was Darlene Robinson, daughter 
Robinson of Ortonville. The bridegroom's 
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hotchkiss, also of Ortonville. Follow- 
pea te cuentas Wat Ba, Gee perteet, The of Mr, and Mrs, Floyd 
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    | Pian-Bid Qoseig 
  
Woman Held 
After Shooting 
held for investigation of attempted | 
murder while her husband remains 
on the critical list in St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital. 
“Woods, 604 Howland Ave,, admitted | 
shooting her husband, Howard, 
43, after a series of arguments   Admits Firing Shotgun’ ,, 
Gat Husband. 4 Times 
During Squabble- 
A 31-year-old housewife today is 
* * * 
Police say that Mrs. Mattie Mae ae 
Neighbors, alarmed by the 
  
Mrs. Wootis is   GINGELLVILLE -|Gingellville Club 
to Show Film — 
on Thursday 
— The _ filmjhere. 
“Warning Shadow” will be shown 
Thursday at the Gingellville 
Cheinnenlty Center at 9 p.m. This 
is the regular meeting night of 
the Community ‘Club, and all the 
extension groups, local clubs and 
the church have been invited as 
guests. . 
Dr. John Marra will conduct a 
The Community Club members 
will ‘gather for a potluck at 7 
p.m, and their business meeting needed to provide necessary equip- 
  
Canteen Dance Set 
for Rochester Soon 
ROCHESTER—Junior High Stu-, 
dents in the Rochester Community |: 30 p.m. will be Dr. Fred Vos- 
Schoo} District are anticipating the | 
‘Youth Canteen Square Dance 
‘scheduled for Friday, from 7:30 
to 9:30 at the Avon Park Pavilion.| Under a Bushel.”” The public has; - 
Good Friday, the Youth Canteen, | been invited. 
‘\Named to Dean’s List   
Sponsor Fish er 
‘at Troy Methodist 
TROY—A fish supper is being 
sponsored by the WSCS of Troy 
ang Church Wednesday eve- 
Serving will start at 5:30. Your PTA   
  
Ceremony for Center ROMEO — Having advertised 
for bids on construction of the pro- 
posed . 32-bed hospital to be built 
on M-53 between Romeo and Al- 
mont, the Community Hospital 
Foundation directors will meet to- 
night. 
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They will discuss plans for a: 
bid-opening ceremony, to be held 
May 2 at Croswell Street School 
proceeds to schedule, 
they say. the doors of the hos- 
a oe oo SS eee 
Enough money has been pledged 
to start construction, hospital of- 
ficials said, but more will be 
ment. 
  
Final Lenten Speaker 
Slated in Lake Orion 
LAKE ORION — Final Lenten 
speaker at the Lake Orion Meth- 
odist’ Church on Wednesday at   burg. 
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His subject will be “Your Life tale Service Oiticial 
o Talk at ‘Four Towns 
  from her former husband Aly 
ney bronchitis. 
|Gets 3-Year Probation 
‘Elect Union Head 4 
The actress received a cable 
Khan stating that his father was 
critically ili in Cannes, France, 
and wanted to see Yasmin, his 
only cater. + 
A Case oom spokesman 
said Miss Hayworth cabled Aly 
that she would be unable to go 
to Europe until she finished mak- 
ing a motion picture, and that she 
couldn’t let Yasmin travel alone. 
The 79-year-old Aga Khan is re- 
portedly suffering trom pamen-\< 
  Threat With Shotgun 
A Pontiac youth, who used a 
sawed-off shotgun to threaten a 
man who called him a “punk” 
yesterday was placed on three 
years probation. 
Wallace McGuigan, 16, of* 293 
Voorheis Rd. had pleaded guilty 
to a charge of felonious assault, 
He admitted before Circuit Judge; 
Frank L. Doty he brandished the 
gun in anger March 6, but with. 
no thtention of pulling the trigger.     
ALMONT — Dwight Ebeling, son 
of Mr. and Mrs. George Ebeling, a 
junior at MSU, has been elected 
to the office of president of the 
Union_Building and with his new 
officers and staff will take over 
management in the spring term.   
  
    
ALMONT — Dean Hough, son 
of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hough, 
has been named to the Dean's 
List at Albion College because of 
his high scholastic standing dur- County Calendar 
beginning 
nies aed will be held at 
tional Church, Wednesday Alment 
ALMONT—Church night, 
— ® potluck 
evening: 
lerd Town a Wa! tert 
Webford Club will Thursda 
for a 1 p.m. luncheon at oh the home o 
  
  ing the first semester of the pres- 
ent college year, according to an) 
arinouncement received from the)   eseas wa will be used for the church hae 
Dean is a sophomore, | County Births 
Union Lake 
Mr. and Mrs. Dari Daw of Union | jLake road announce the birth   Father Killed 
“During Tussle ° Struggles With Son, 15, 
for Possession of Rifle 
in Family Quarrel 
TWIN FALLS, Idaho # ~ A rifle shot brought a sudden end Sunday 
night to a family quarrel, killing a 
5l-year-old father of six children. 
Police said the gun dischhrged 
\as the father and a 15-year-old son a chance at 
scuffled over possession of the cae ont alive: 
— Shortly after the Jelkinses . Police Chief Howard Gillette from a Pensa- 
Gees; an cuapneer ner . an * ; 
oy of, Stans wile te 0 Sovtng gost Pounds Away: * 4 ig : Harrison , s 
Rita Can't Let — to Prove Point— * % ; F if ; 
Daughter Visit |, Sitetts ssid Mrs. Coxen told him Tt’'s the Scales 
Ailing Aga Khan |i s3si Carcire, 5 hie sister} Pontiac’s Fashion Your Figure id waite 3 were upstairs in the family home champ!” won't contest the @® — Rita Hay-| re as the i wen % fact that she has been the victim 
worth regrets she won't be| cownstairs. the chief Sond a hy of some faulty scales. 
able to let her T-year-old daugh-\( 0 related, ~'| “We just have a lot of fun,” said ter Yasmin visit the ill and aging . eo _ *|Mrs. Bert Olliffe, 47, of 269% W. 
fe a he ces ay ses aces too ci. with a Z-caliber rifle in his hands, |Oo¢"on the moat pounds in & week's and was quoted by hig mother as 
saying: 
“You have hit mother for the 
last time, You had better get out 
of here.” 
ing Coxen died of a 
bullet wound in the heart, Mrs. 
  meet at 718 Quarter St. and the 
Gertrude Mellick Circle will gather 
at 519 Wilcox. 
At’8 p.m, Thursday the Harmony| , 
Circle, Martha Circle and Joy Cir- 
cle will all meet. 
  Farm Bureau to Meet 
‘WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — 
|The Lakeland Farm Bureau’ group 
will meet at 8:30 p.m. today at 
the White Lake Presbyterian 
Church. Topic of discussion will 
be ‘‘How Should Michigan Finance 
It's Growing School Needs,” led 
by Raymond Wheeler. . 
  
Photo Club to Meet 
ROCHESTER — The Avon Photo 
Club will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday 
in the library and will feature a 
shooting session with table top 
photography and live models. 
  
Concert, Talent Show 
Slated by Utica Band 
UTICA—The High School Band 
will present its annual Pop Con- 
Mrs. Dellwin Richardson, 2300 Carlos Dr. cert and Talent Show in the gym- 
nasium at 8 p.m. Thursday, 
Several entries will vie for, 
prizes in the talent show. Contes- 
tants are divided into junior and 
senior division? 
Proceeds will go toward the pur- 
daughter, Julie Ann, on March 31. *ichase of band: awards. &   
     
  To Give Operatic 
2 Version of Piper’ 
NORTH BRANCH — ‘The Magic 
Piper,” annual operetta given by 
children of grades four. through six, 
will be presented at the school 
auditorium at 8:00 p.m. Wednes- 
day. ‘ 
Choruses will be directed by 
Mrs, Charline Meyers. Mrs. Lois 
Stevens will be stage director, 
The _ in ‘which 180 
‘children will participate, is a 
musical version of the ‘Pied Piper 
lof Hamlin.”     
Wins U. of M. Prize 
ALMONT — Donna Kay Burley 
was among the 300 winners of the 
\Oreon Scott Freshman Prize at the 
University of Michigan recently. 
Donna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Donald Burley, was given a spe- 
‘cially bound and engraved book. A 
student in the school of nursing, 
she won the award for ranking 
  
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‘at ot| 12th Concert 
|for Interlochen 
at Romeo Tonight ROMEO—The music department 
of Romeo High School will present 
its 12th annual Interlochen Music 
Scholarship Concert at 8 p.m. to- 
day in the high school auditorium. 
The Romeo Monday Club co-spon- 
sors the event. 
The program will feature -selec- 
tions by the concert band under 
the direction of E. C. Ojala and by 
instructor, John Osterhaus. 
The number of scholarships to 
be awarded depends upon funds 
available, In addition to proceeds 
A group of selected citizens 
will screen scholarship candidates 
and determine the winners within 
a few days after the concert. 
City Manager Fired   
  
Homemakers to Meet 
NEW HUDSON—The Homemak- 
ers will meet at 10 p.m. Wednes- 
day in the home of Mrs. Junior 
    
  
  
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(Virginia Martin and Ernest 8>- 
baskev 
_ Famer mi April 11 
P. T, Stark Srenien, ly pytornrat 
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ome Auburn Hefchts, yaee a 1 SPACE Cemetery Lots 5 
IN WHITE CHAPEL metery, section 3267. FE 5.3333. 
FRE Grae “ane? an . ~ ate . thet | bE 3.2161.   
  
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DIA 
From Puneral service will 
at 10 
red Heart Church. ; 
wn : Hetehts with Rev. Father | 
ry Rova 
Mr, Sebaskry will te ‘in state all er 
Punera) ported Moore 
“pecitation of the will be sibilit , errors other 
Wednesday at $ p.m than to Sonne the char TOMLIN. APRIf, %. 1967. CLAUDE for that portion of the first Cecil i Judah Lake Pon- insertion of the advertise tac 63: dear father of ment which hes ren 
George and Burley Boughner. dered valueless th the 
ere! will be held Wed- error When cancellations pesday, April 10, at 11 a.m, from are made be sure iH Allen's ‘al Home, Lake your “kill number.” " Orion, with Rev. ‘ark - adjustments “be given 
Interment in Btile without tt. 
Mr. Tomlin will   
  
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ile ye staie at mo Allen's Puneral 
Home, Lake Orion   
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THREAD GRINDER OPERATOR,     
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  fits including paid vacations. Ben- inker & non smoker. Own foom __Help Wanted Male 6 elp Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7| Help Wanted Female 7|Employment Agencies 8A PPOPLRABL LLLP LAL ALLL LLL |) PLL ALLL LAA AL LP LALLA LAL AAA | OL LAL A LLLP et nt | Mma, ~~ PPP 
' . AIRLINES NEED YOU EXP. WAITRESS TO WORK) WA POR NIG) SHIFT & 
Designer SALESMEN Bee cur od under” fnatroction 9, | —Ruchts. Poone MI «4000 pert ti Gainer gs Graebner’s Full time, must be ex Universal Airlines Training Cen-| FOR FUN AND GOOD EAR jan od on sandwich table for week- 
Ambitious men idoking for steady | excellent “opportunity, cea fur: | tet. oe line GO al a en eee, womans werk. nished. FE £0218. Call | AMBITIOUS ALERT WOMAN FOR | Gr pant time — it's protitable'| sm t's pm. Michec's Drive pro clben We need several! every day except Saturda “E selling in baby clothing and baby Call write today. FE 44508 In, : — desi re ; Dba dns: | ~~ Part- Time Salesmen equ innent A 4 oe or Poaties Po Bex 060. an 2490 hte 
sharing "plan aad good ‘working | Excellent rtunity for Br tS puns aad Gees aales We train gi i DAIRY SALES poon shift. Joe's Coney Island No. , 
aa WODWORTH | 2iding “and insulation “Balesmen’| }°“car'necetaary all Pe. ehats Huron WinvED WORLW rd | le Rd. Ferndate| Apply 2110 Dixie Hwy. between| tor. interview, Wed. April 10 at GEWERAT “OFFICE CLERK, AP- cu “ahi for convalescent home 
lees tele Bat. 241 | 2:30 to 10:39 a.m. _Waldroa Hotel ask for Mrs. Colby. |. ply 3432. W. Hur Hl Midwest 44015 between 0 
EXPERIMENTAL SALESMEN /BAKERY SALESOIRL, BETWEEN GIRL OR, WOMAN FOR, 0 | en —— wer Ore a | AUTOMOTIVE | Sa aaa Bakery 124 W 14 Mile Rad.| required. Please state exp. Re f| eneral housework and care of fies j _Boham. Midwest 4-7114. and starting salary expected. — 3 months ons. Must have . Experience — Retail. warm air Write Pontiac Pross Box 86. rience &. reference, non en if Ss 
  
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    Gardener & Housekeeper No cooking, Middleaged. Live in. 
round 6-1848. STEADY WORK. © | seiet is sopmcr cider | ih Sargatens em See |B apy re cu? arias ore ores wGiRLS, MUST BE tial interview HoverKEFPER TO uve a OR CARE OF BOTS |ECEPTIONIST TRAIN NEE a fit Se ee = work. WOMEN FOR euperien 
EXPERIENCED. @ > ~~ a _Euauno_& sons. Beauty Operator children, PH. MaAvfair 62873 aft- seve 11 & 6. Devs qnly. | Must | ayping 
APPLY: 1) 8_PARKE 8 SR eiart, -peee Reuse, eeaeg. | tee Pe feeee ‘B Grary Bihod. Weter- | necuprscensr = , S r | SALESMEN TO SELL GARAGES ANDRE BEAUTY 8A LOW LADY, R ford. Ret. ‘required. FE 5-1296 " — pod He —. #300 
391 E. WILSON & ail types of construction, ex- tine State. Bk. sid dg. with good future. — school! after 6 p. eats tor niawet decto appoin FONT! rience not’ necessary; Bg will educat necessary. $3,800 first | Sooeing vf L SHARE bs pre Tr, must 
ss AC rain you, leads furnished, . good BOOKKEEPER, WITH AT LEAST ear plus bonus. Box 41. Pontiac |") pome in Poutiee with 7 ype. 
—— oe —~ 0 to 12 Ape} i on 3 Ms Mi to "Oe. payrel, age *imit “S. “oe SBT -WATION Fin i married ercbes or mother’ with R ST VAL oo... $240 
duces me Tih amie verti, construction, 2260. Dixie » Hwy. days per week, Must have excel- LEADING Fake i for ince fae oe fa eachenge for child care. be aaees switch board oper- 
eS in business. J esptes SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, Levee secormnees © weet rg are ley between eo ot 18 8 28. for walk i business. J. R. HIL $D. night shift lon Mr for right person, Apply 66 Way Wayeo| Soltal naght edvemeticedh ‘to Help Wanted 8 RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY 4323 
—— = tom 1 9 2 Pe right girl. Libers! employe bene- Priday for his Pontiae office.” 
OFFICE TRAINEE . $220 
oon school graduate with good 
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
        
        
    
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  i Transient Want Ads ers . aga a exp. for stead shift, | ergo to tae a be cancelled up to 9:30 a.m. | CITY OF PONTIAC pleyment on precision short rua.| 3 t © p.m. a Donald Dubats,| Yeara ‘oun a cee ul 
Kindness offered during their re-| | are G82, %f publication efter Tae are now being taken | Protucts Ine, 1 N. Rochester AR HOPS COUNTER GIRLS | @ippLEAGED WOMAN FoR ga By OR Ry Be start immediately, cent bereavement. Special thanks | . I eres oar | Rd., Clawson, Mich > LI §-05a0.| and Cooks ~ 14 . od Drive-ins. | jight housework and care of semi-| Par’ analy Joe's hetti House, ; = to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and CASB WANT AD RATES bd eT K Re Apply 128 | invalid wages, Weekends | §*!3- Apply 3 apache Typist 6 W.P.M oo ens $240 
eaeaes, Soseral Meters’ Tyeck piesa ctts slowabie eg oa rar oone, mia - MOVING | 9) Apply ret een coos Medi i Lab T ae Zoe & Ue - $230 and Coach Div. Employes, Elke, Lines 1-Day 3-Daye 6-Days Apel uunel of operation. "Esperienced only need e or ca -0655.| Medical Lab. Technician | Typist 40 WPM. ............. $220 Knights ih ‘ ’ 
ley Funeral Some, Men eary 3 Het yt afte Za tal. 3 LPs POR YOUNG MEN crete SE aie eetwees 10|Mior children while mother worse, | Medical Lab, Trainee g RR elf 
E. $915 W a1. os hoe aoe ~ oF TE cate - ise se meet tan. Seen & terme One AND VETS CLERK, MATERIAL CONTROL a) ST, £9, heme whan waees. Call Nompora from now until Au-| itl with good skills for his A : i e e ic rish smal thd Raed os Eh ones aed = Tauker on ithe Finis P. Harris, senior, grate: s on 38 OSS truck & some cach Investment | }8 to 28, free to travel Rastern, & production office, Interesting ob. | URGES AIDES WITH HOSPITAL | f0st. Either an experienced tech, | ‘mali office 
rie rake| fecha" cptaoel/ |g ER ES) Set SS hacte | leat cere atl we see | eae Silgeernge oie | SENS’ rapt | Rased Geass Po MEN _of sympathy 5 i _ Write ac Press Box 82. : : Stead r-round job with Accountant trainee (3171) ...$350 
oe "yt a Mar-| rs Un ee ae cece MAN WITH PANEL TRUCK TO | 6SeeseTy,, Trameportaticn | fur) with, eongomel poo’ oun irens-| salary. Reems & bosed tree, Paid Oakland County Office manager, trainee (308i) $350 
bach officiating. Interment in Bay In Memoriam 2. |: y | hulld cleaning route. tn Chris-| Mr Chaffee. 10 (0 12 & 3 to 7.| portation. Immadiate opening, $| vacation. For appointment, call Personnel Office aa Ge mf Mr. ean will Ne in IN MEMORY OF MY LOVING | BOX REPLIES estabitaned route Jooking for qual- TOGNe WAN TD TO WORK IN AUTO. emplorees “fnew this ad. Call p.m, aa pate NTC AND ic pity , 
Pesce! Home. + husband, Leonard Black who | , a omeae 3 or FE sivas after 6 PE | paris stare 88 clerk selling new | 04 8-2988 ART-TIME ee WOT Nt Tae ner S APRIL 8 i L8, 1987. ORN | posced away 6 yrs. ago April 8, | At 10 a.m. today there WARRIED MAN ON FARM: MUST rebuilt parts for all makes &|COSMETIC DEPT. HAS OPENING ve need ceveral, women to vet time. ne, sell Watkine "ational pd 
. 2 gg men gi pg ed The face I loved is now taid low, | f Were replies at the Press be able to run milking machine | fepe' et work, or do not apply, | ‘atetk? genet ots? ots. ott: epriektehe tie ae cee quieed rtiep® progects, Me eapitel re, “MICHIGAN’S 
: dear {ether of John RO loving voice is still | § office in the following and modern farm equip. 3320 Hollerback's Auto. Parts. FE aw Car essential. Ack for Mr. Post, Appi LARGEST” 
James Seifert: deer brother [)* hand vo, often clasped in eng (|) ee —forhester Fd. #1431. Se Waldron Hotel, Wed. 1:30 to 3:30 Rea ee ee ch ito y~ doch | H —-- oF 
eee nell rs eeers [often sit and think of him. “MEN WANTED. __| Yuna MEN ane You BE cope. aC omar mec saleswomen in new home project| ©) POnUag plate Bank Bag. Pred Miller. Mr. Seifert is at When I am all aione; | 4 1, 5, 8 30, 17, 20, 21, 23, For a fast expanding business tween the ages of 17 and 25 and ner <a -E SW OMEN eae. Waterford and Utica mento ‘ ~Jobns Funeral Home FoT memory is the only thing, | 25, 26, 28, 34, 35, 56, 60 No exp. necessary. Will train you. — part time employment with DEMONSTRAIORS: TWENTY Direct sellin experience. new area, Eectred Rose Hill 
end funeral arrangements will be, That grief can call its own : = , We need distributors. Must be 21 future? 6 months all-expense/| women needed in a statewide ex- ten * ace aed. mone Realty er: 00d 23-0060. announced later. Sadly missed by wife, Bronice.| [ 68, 72, 73, 36, 81, 88. aaa have ponte Appts oe Mey a aid {raintos Program to on — tg mn Ry a —— meker, er necessary. FE 4- 140d SALESM AN AT ONCE @aseii,| iN MEMORY OF BEAB. ZINNER- | tween Tele-| you for 8 good ‘ i Lien, 110 STi "weodoury™ Weled mon who departed this life April raph. growing organization in your meeeeenry. Experienced dealers | TELEPHONE Steady ore, Food FOR GIRL TO 
Help Wanted Male PLA SPERATOR UST BE | sommuntty. Tou receive $1.60 per| Reeded aa manggers For infor-| local eoneern, rk, ; rh 
= “mrs. eee ee ane deat ip ae eg a ee — Pp a . $ sb geliperasteh pec aor ee hour for 2 hours each week oe mation, write or call The House P. W. DINNAN 
brother of Delbert, Robert. David| iris. | AF EW. MEN - cxperiogse. 06 kre earns pooetonyh tedster» lime ach eatin onan Nien 3a : pf ¥ LEARN and tines; dear | osesa’ as eck * Tel & Die Ce. te Pe interviews each | Pington.- “ORchard 33207, 3.0629 | “tween 18 and rs of age T ORDER . ALSO gras don LW .,Walinee and Funeral Direc tors 4 “cfeaning Be to: Bab ae ae 7 Maple Rd. Troy Township,’ Bir- Monday, —— on ited, 3 W. eh ogee p.@ ~ Famine a. idea Gane office “tes : Ivan beer Inn, Roch- PERSONNEL 5 ‘Ss. Ww i iJ al °) ren in TCH : AE 
Graveside service was held come AIR, AMBULANCE, GROUND | AiR c INE NEED ‘RUDENTIAL TREURANCE CO. Lawrence gy Pentac. eartie Should ‘know. city. ‘write —<_i 8 Ee 8 ty with Rev. 0. A. Gerken of-| P¥rtey Funeral Home, FE 41211, | AIRLINES NEED YOU |: ‘Sineunces openings for exceutive _S Fontinc Press Box 61. High School Diplo Employment Agencies 8A mid’ So's who bes some “college ting Punerail . oe a 8| See our ad under Instructions 98, salesmen. Salary plus bonus. Man- . : i kXP. WOMAN 25-60 FOR Hi One. Good character reterences ‘ 
BD ge Funeral Donel son- Johns Daversa? Alrlines Training Cen- agement opportunity, FE 4-0503. YOUNG MEN + work. May live-in or must have Feet mand. tal ut Interestiny oy Sd or oe eae ee elied fake. se j | owr transportation, se give ag ol an congenia: rerronality zs 
WARREN. APrit. 3 i9s7. wine | FUNERAL HOME CAB DRIVERS. AGE 95 OR OLD- | SALESMAN | 41 te: 38 High schoo’ graduate | feferences. Write Pontiae Press |Own t rtation tact work to train as & personne Qeedie, 44 W. JacPion St.: age 7@: “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS’ er Steady & part-time. Da if need a one call spéeialty sales- | &, required” "tmensive * training Box 87, Trai ining ia the following: P li interviewer. To me, personality is 
dear wether at Mre Roy 3. Wil-| COATS FUNERai HOME ee orks |! N tine. and one man! program precedes advancement | EXPERIENCED © ZIP.) wae ersona ity ma yee tee pieibe toe end Hams, Mrs, ie Erickson. Mrs | Complete facilitie OR 3-7757 Leke 6 p.m fi-time to ceili on customers in | G ‘mane rial sition. Contect | EXPERIENCE COUNTER HELP| | Fins Se. _% yen Ree prope. wee and arry Weedard rs. Pronk Gib-|Drarton Plains — Weterford Twp. CAB DRIVERS STEADY “ke PART | . this area a Bppckatprat oniy. | ing people ts Thersts mast) of “job, | reliee ides oop recta ME. —_— se gis washes. 75 Ne looking for a position with 
es Reece ‘. igi a SPARGSORIFFIv CHAPEL = | {me Day or nignt 101 mol pb eoR | al fend "tre tural “a a“ * com-| Straieht salary, Plenty of | ad: | House, 199 N. Hunter. ‘a 67121. | valuable but not escential,” “Salary | aaa opperta Sonition osm ior an ie mae titan: dear sister Of Thoughtful Service FE 2501 CARETAKER M ARATE af OR 4: Oy ree 100 Tre: ole er week | Yancement opportunities & job se- and starting date of employinent appoint laggy a espe = ¢ 5 ert. empio € 4 ? Sah cake Soy reid tones ate ws arge apt. nulla Experienced ‘plus-efter. short gt gh riod. | . otae acon eentee 6 Sane (EXP. AE AUTY “OpeRaTor.| § would be discussed Saiary based | ps | seo lly a with ‘ma on Gracbnera, iP hee. — = 
‘leauge burtos | Voorhees-Siple| ss" * Beige at gece | HOUSEHOLD tion ‘One. who can manage shop. | fembmonihiy, "Any seus yong and ‘shenhend Bowre$| GUIDE £O GOLD: Sell Oak FUNERAL HOME (EXP. COOK 10 ASSIST pall ‘ sace da ost is  suegets ~* FINANCE CORP 2 MY 2.1931. - por 13 Rosttion may may made; to Saturdays. 1s, SEE, JANE ‘ ~ = . 
cee —" tea * Motor) Apply ‘person, Vincents, "308 ‘mK ety “= “% 8. Saginaw ae abpeintment call mi ie 406 PONTIAC are things. you'te not using / pply Ts “ 8. curd. r ) ea A ; 
Orton. FE 28378 "| Orchard Lk. R Ra. a ’ | 8-048), | "Pe 34550 } Going. BARK Sod “Bes: serie Cae Ads!      Rie We i ee 
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MEN & 
~ WOMEN RE Pa ae JOBS FOR. WOMEN 
  
R, $300 — 
ull en wed be books. 
JoBs FOR MEN 
- ASS’T MANAG 
Ambitious ye mel to 
as ‘t. mans in. 
jecee finance org 
Must have own car, 
advancement. 
qmail ring firm needs young man with oe ideas ood interested ‘n a bright 
SALES TRAINEE, $375 ment firm will 
° dre exempt young 
= w executive poten- “ ition, 
good 
MANAGER TRAINEE, 
Retail sales firm offers oe 
oppo: for exec, type 
to learn 
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JR. pt ave ag? el $350 
Manuf roe nigel firm vee 
reopens e une man w 
om “tor qualified man, 
ne known Teos firm 
will train mpt 
EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERVI e cE 
602 Community Nat'l. Bank Bidg. 
FE 4-0684 a 
RAPID ROSIE $260 We heed « girl who 
typist and can thin think 
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‘AIRLINES NEED YOU ~~ WANTED: Severa 
pret gay a yey 
tive, high-aslaried 
hostess, reservationist, 1 youn, 
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afor men 
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DRIVING SCHOOL Get real driving sense = your 
a ‘all 5-5586 FE 
_Herbert Cooley,   
  petit MALE TUTOR, 
Pontiac Press, Bor 114. 
GARRETT. “E-X WAY” DRIVING 
school. $30 fu full course. FE 86-6614. 
LEARN TO | as 
WAY AT May = * a hall DRIVER 
TRAINING SCHOOL 
Bus. FE 2-2253 Res. _ PE 8-1665 
PIANO n VIOLIN “IN LESSONS. R nes | 7°. 4 
the! 7-941 
Pon. ELECTRICAL WwiniN <iee NSED 0A) Wore Wanted Female it   
  wear | bie ae WASHING, CU CURTAINS 
hed. Other wo 
en done & my home, 
\SHING AND IRONINGS. DONE Waa N Wore Gust. } 
ny home. 7. Includ- 
sake i 
WOMAN ANY KIND OF a Wistis A 
factory work. Experienced 
hen and assembly a MA 
WOMAN WOUL/ LIKE DAY 
ork. FE wae & 
my home. OR 3-5479. | 
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work, , 
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Been Drive-In M5@ & Pontiac 
ke Rd. a 
___ Building Service 12   
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: Gata Plowing 168   
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tin dis soll | LOST: -ANIEL, ALL - Sah ain sand “and Rs Pe ince, oi Lest ft 
CUSTOM PLOWING, DRAGGING | 7 a arts - ~ rd 
Pe discing. Any where, OR Vicinity North Star Homes, Clarks: 
a Prpsceam SLOWING AND Lic | a Rever MA 8-1459 alter 6:30, 
Dulldosing, $3.80 per hour, Vie.|LOSt: < 
Keego Ha r. FEB: Wi.’ 2 net A Pravton, Thursday | 
CARON aa sag. FR gasea | LOST: ee ROTARY TILLING BY THE JOB. | Aue-"*ere © : 
mee os SPB. ed white ee ght t brows! gpa a ap Bag #ara, ans 
fens _& flower beds. WOR. anes. yiensty of Auburn Heights. “th 
Jecomme Tas, Service 12| cece — enn Ae TRE Ww A CHANGE BIN HOURS. | back, Chile's pet saane oe 
germ o Garret. “His. saghnaw | or DRAPERY SAMPTES RE ure next door Drug — gil preg Draperies, Re- 
Store, | ward, PE BO 
ALL INCOME TAX SERVICE LOST: OLD BLACK FEMALE 55 N. Parke 1563 WOODLOW | scocker, grey @round mouth. stub 
rE ‘ HOUSE CALLS OR 3-5683 rot PE aa $13 Orchard Lake 
ayy % RETURN PRE- | LosT YOUR PET? “WANT ee pared r home by qualified ive one, hom 
rt “eit m ers degree. ichigan ‘Abtmal ncoone ue League. 
¥_ Gon AST | a Biva Ne mame a 41444. Hobbies & Supplies 24A FAX 8 ODPL LOLOL ee ihe tie aia 
pared. PLOWING. 2. AND URAGK VRAGGING. 
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BEN rAMIN' R. "BACKUS 
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INCOME TAX RETURNS PRE- OR 3-0007   
NEED HELP With Income Tax? $5.00 rer aver: 
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NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3. PAINT 
by number sets, $169 up ‘amen 
to fit), BACKENSTOSE, 15 KE. 
Lawrence, FE 2-14i4.   
Notices & Personals 
AERO NOE KNAPP 
SHQES Freu Herman 
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=e NT. & : BLOCK WORK. FE CEMENT 18 OUR ¢” SPECIALTY. EM 34879.     
DRY WALL.  GUAI D 
work, Free estimate. | OR. -5033. 
DRY WALL BY MACHINE. Free estimates, No job too we or 
FE 56-4638. small. FE 5-462 
FENCING 
Rall ranch He chain = 
M Roberte, 
_ Yenc Free estimates. ELECTRICAL WIRING. LICENSED 
Ed_ Murray, F 
FLOOR | SANDING, Son ee 
eel Cari L. Bills, FE 
      SenERAL iL BLDG. AND D REPAIR 
Brick work, cement, plastering. 
_Carpentry. nm $2290. * GAFAGES oe ey 
_built. F ate 
GUARANTEED eoee — win 
kinds, Est. 1918 Bo Marsh. 
_353 N. Cass. FE 2-3021. FE 2-946. 
HOUSE , §; OVIN a “PULLY 
equipped. FE 5 LbO; A_Young.   
posing e fieishing. 165 & EATING. 
FE 24405.     
Wi ELDING gan ARC, GAS and sain 
Box 14, Pontiae Press 
__Work Wanted Male 10. PLP OL AL ALLL ALA AL el LD A 
2 YOUNG MEN. 19, WOULD LIKE. work of any kind. FE 5-4383. 
Ag | CARPENTER WORK, NEW —) 
_ repair, PE 442.0 — __Inst.,   
  ‘A MARRIED MAN NEEDS JOB "badly. PE 2-2455 anytime.   
  
  
  
  
  ANY TYPE OF CLEANUP OP AND ea Moe i pouin 46941 LAWN RAKING. OR TRE 1a, Bui vn Hela enti 
AVAILABLE now! repens JIM & work. New & repair. . 
b. BM Morden. FE 2-001. Business Services 13). BOY, 1 DESIRES WORK AFTER ~.~~~~~~- SS 3:30 DAYS AND SATUR- A FLOOR SANDING. 
aan ALL FE a | LavING, SA PINBHING — QUALITY 
No job or too small. : BILLS, FE 8-2050 
_Pree eatimater. #3400. re] a ‘ ae RE CARPENTRY. 30 YRS. EXPERI-| moval end trimming, Get our bid. 
ence, new & ee: Ronco | nf _FE 2-718. 
Oe ane sp ‘ ¢.| ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory trained man CABINET AND CA b our store neral Printing & 
ter. Ki ms a specialty, FE) Office Supply 77] W. Law- 
aa Brirter : : rence St PE 3-013. 
licens = 7 ta . exper-| W : vie te atee of wringer e service maxes 
fenced Hag * 6-7838. a4 automatic washers, 30 yrs. 
JRNEYM AN,  INDUSTRIA Gi re oy A wound = partdune ROW, 96 Oakland PE 2-4021 
wi 36458. 
MAN WA’ TER OR JAN-| 10. 101 =; PP ein, 
yom. . and PS ood MAN WOU Lp UKE wo RE oF } knee est. No eT el eee i riea 
_cenee Pe asset. SOOM TRU oar toe. . 
LAWN tillzing, ¢, sodding, shrub- exe bery's sores. Seeing & light cere SULT eB 
hauling. MY 35-1198." ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE MASON Wo: Bites Fes & re ae. a8 
carpentry and odd jobs. FE FE 43061 
  YOUNG MA aa Sh ESIRES WORK OF Or 
any kind, 2 OR } 
OUNG 
MARRIED MAN 
DESIRES 
STEADY WORK 
IMMEDIATELY. 
WILL DO ANYTHING. 
' CALL FE 2-1321 
ANYTIME 
Work Wanted F Female | 11 ret   
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  1 DAY SERVIC _RONINGS k up & deliver, 78. 
3 3 wow Wan? Wak WASHING 
      ME GIVE YOU A \ PRICE 
_on shell homes. FE 5-6068. 
R. G SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING, 
sandirig and finishing. Phone FE 
_5-0592. aes 
¢ RELIABLE LE \PARTY WILL Fi- 
  ~~ ROOF REP! AIRS | 
Eavestroughing \- FE 4-0444 
WIRE REPAIRS ANN CONTRACT- _ing. FE _5-8431 
TRENCHING AND BULLDOZING 
  
  
  
  ai NES e's” HEAT iG 
Furanese shoum cleaned, sold, 
ee — Rie * Rochester, FE 
Gamat KES TREE TR G 
Service, Tree trimming, removal, 
land clearin i and a) . 2 
years experience. 0137.   
Heating Complete a a op all makes. 
¥ on 4-1063, 
ACHINE REBUILDING OR RE- ir work All types. - machines, ; 
av or night service calls. OR. 
3-2005. 
~-| PLASTERING, | 6 NE wlAND | RE RE- pair. Vern 4, 
Ai G. Par 
AaTPRNS, AE Or Work guaranteed. © Y Foe 
PLASTERING CARPENTRY WORK & ROOFING. tiltzing, re. rolling, jaw 
Old & new. Free estimates. OL cuttine on utid i. Hourly po 
_} = tract n’s Land- 
soot on Contractin ene Sersigs. FR 3-713. 
= THM. a Bldg. Bervice Was (rate ped fertilizing earty. 
a _Fields Co E 40096   ERNIE ¢ eeihE LANDSCAPE paca pecol Complete lawn build- 
10 per cent down. 12 months 
6510. on balance. Fi FE ¢- 
EXPERT TRE TRIMMING AND 
Ph FE $6593 or OR 
  
  removals 
CiGuT LANDSCAPING AND lawns cut. a : 32409. 
RANSOMg LAWN aE aETING & rdening. 
‘Ad For SpectalsGarden   
livered. ELgin 
  complete he wall ga 
re sare. 
£7 NURSERY 
very Friday 
Page 
SODDING & 4 SEEDING. a. sOD DE- 
¥ARD & DRIVER WAY GRADING 6 & k filling. FE 53552. 
Movieg & Truck ing king 19 
A-l — HAULING, eee JOBS. 
_Reas. Free Est FE 2-3664 
LLENT 
Reneensthe rates, 
__pick 
_ hauling. Call 
tion? 1 
  
      
Local and long distance 
_ <<" "Phone fx 6.6006 UNWANTED ARTI 
we SS ® charge, Light ~a-l MOVING — sp BAULING 
Ly RVICE 5-3488 
ABC A Ant ICE LARGE VAN OR 
BASEMENT ¢ "CLEANING & LIGHT Bill, FE 5-6933. 
RAULING. REASONABLE 
, NAME YOUR 
UCKING. 
PE 30003, % PICK 
— wort. Cal} anytime. 
~“O'DELL CARTAGE KUP 
FE 
oe 
PI 
hauling. 
  
REDUCED RATES 
_ Movin: Large var to serve you. Smith 
4.4864.   
—| Trucks to R Tash 
'% ton pickups 
Dump trucks 
AILERS 
aa ear ent ACTORS 
" ton 
em jt 
8 AND TRACTO 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. stakes 
railers 
RS 
: 825 8. WOODWARD 
\| Open a ing Sunday | 4-0461 — - p 41442 
STAKE TRUCK 
  
  
  Painting & Decorating 20 ance. Ge aean iemdaada deeded dda 
    
as }_ESTIM/ 
AAA PAINTING, WALLPAPER 
      
  
  
  ing 116. |. 
ARB WALL are faa yaa 
estimates, FE 4 
FIRST CLASS ier iG & DECO- 
rating service at 25 krs. experi- 
ence. OR 3-7354. i 
INTERIOR & EXTERI OR OLD & rex work. Fully Se MY 
: PAINTING & DECORATING Li censed & insured Free esti hates. 
aeoee PAINTING "& | P & Rie ar tate 
    
  ME IT ~ WE'LL PAINT & exierior Bin PAINTING aE, nPABER 1a SHANG, 
age Wasi rem nage 
“nia TING oe 
  
PENHAVERS | Ba Dt o 
506 
          ~—tslevision Service 22 22 
a a ight sery- 
  Arh LAY cetued cont saxping & 2. —— OR el Oe ee Ra “ANY T aikt ON WOMAN WED Lice ‘WORKING MAN'S WOMAN 
__Pontine Hardwood Floor Service| “schaeter Miomer 21 E. Tenny- ee ee a shee oa 
a cu TO AR B | sen, Oe Pete: call Fe eit Btn. "Gonfiataual ‘the selvetion Rough-in, finish, remodel. I A ie: WA 
rms. Gordon Fiattley, Ex 3.0402,| Insurance Agencies bet nadia totan Be mon llstg incr iraas oo eaadaiol a ia ievone WISHING - TO PUR- 
wi BRICK, BLOCK WORK. ‘ ¢ chase Peggy Ne cosmetics 
Fireplaces, basements and chim-|" Austin-Norvell Agency or ® Makeup class, for free neys, FE 7-0405. INSURANCE—ALL KINDS ——— and ke up, please 
AA ROOFING 4 SID . GUAR- FE 2-9221, After 6, FE 4-€212 | FE teed work. 70_W. Lawrence Corner Cass ai ‘MADE 7 70 oR ORDER — 
A&B TRENCHING INSURANCE Roll fi fi Le is ap tes 
Footings, Water line, Field tite : sinRol lm tla —eohe E Pike | _FE_5-0061 OF ALL KIN AAA PRIVATE 
K F LICENSED t & BONDED. ‘MASON INSURED BY Ease your mut of worry, Know contractor, Gabe Nicholie -& Flarger_ Co. facts FE 5-6201. FE 59501 33_W, HURON sT,, FE 54183 | FEB.” SPECIAL” COLD W ABE. com, . i 
Footings, | basen P ireputes cut “MAHAN REALTY CO... Se ity work done pro mpuly and ‘= WIND AUTO - TORNADO y E ; 
Bomlealty. ‘ HURON PE. 2-0263 In Debt? 
Blocks, b ione fireplaces.| ae Servi ce - Be J 8 f you are having trouble meption 
Cement drives and wpe. y our payments, see us tods 
those. who desire lass work.| POR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- GA Capoir COUNSE 
Call FE = day or — Ellis, ice. _— Pontiac Laundry, FE ORS, INC. 41% 8, Saginaw above 
_Ine. _2-i0 Oakland Thea 
ALL TYPES ING” = CACE CURTA May Suarege Posie “USED RECORDS is FOR $1.00~ Forohes. additions roofing, sid- fe 4. Beautifully ished. Pontiac | - OPEN 8ATS. ONLY 
ing. Storm —s | Phone, 2-810 H 20: E. PIKE @T. fr. 2-be71, i tila bight. "Bilis Inc. sw Loadacaping “8A or AND AFTER Tits DATE, ee | pril 9, 1957, I will ast be re- 
ALL KINDs OF + coMeer WORK ~ tre! sponsible for any debts contract Floors, drives, & etc. Jensen, PE | A-1) TREE SERVICE (PETE'S)| ed by any other than myself. 
. Remova) and trimming. Free} William N. Craig. ighland 
BLOCK, BRI WORK | _ estimates. PE bss. _Rd., Pontiac, Michigan. and fireplaces. rE 23488. 4-1 VETERANS TREE eakvicn. ON AND APTER THIS DATE. |BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT Guaranteen satisfaction way April 6, 1957, [ will not be re- work. Also ness No job too trimmeu or removed. Sonn est: sponsible for any debts contract- 
inrye Residert‘al and commer- mates. 3-6150,.anytime.| ed by any other than myself 
cial Guaranteed work Ph. MY TERVICE| Davi so Coppersmith, 790 Com- 
—_ 2s. spring clean. ep. bed work, fer- _eron St., Pontiac, Michigan 
Travel el Agencies 
ART PLANNING NOW 
Gare inartcs i ‘Reservations and Tickets GREAT LAKES CRUISES INTERNATIONAL, & CSOMESTIC TOU] cS - HOTEL 
PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE 698 W Huron St. FE 8-325! 
Wtd. . Children to Board 26 
A 4.2000 > LICENSED HOME, MA 
_5-1073 
AL LICENSED ome. LOVING 
care. OR 3-10 
GHILDREY gN LOVED AND CARED 
_ for, FE #11 
Wid. House Household Go: Goods 27 
7 Fr NTIAC’S LARGEST 
eo furatinre, buyers Cash waiting. 
FURNITURE NEEDED h or lots Get the 
mag 4 list. "wih “ou buy outright or 
Ap fo. you. BB Goa Phone FR: 3-2717. 
tet ‘ds BUT TT Si “AUCTION _tt for R for 7oR OA 
“WANTED: COTTAGE ORGAN 
Phone , Holly, MElrose 4-5854 
ALL TYPES OF ANTIQUES. . 
  
  
  
    _ Furniture, dishes, etc. y yees 
WANTED | TO” SOY; pth, TYPES 
Wid Miscellaneous 28 28 
WTD: ALL TYPES OF ANTIQUES, 
furniture, dishes, etc, MY 2-1521.   
WrD. 2 HORSE | TRAILERS IN f cond Reas Dale Martin. 
ochester OL 267 Storm 
WANTED: USED ™” 
eycle and 16" combination “re GiRL's BI- 
  and boy's bicycle. Phone 
5-7710. 
WTD TO BUY HIDF-a- 
must be in Fi '«-0808 condition wand 
_Teasonable FE 
___ Wanted 
LANDLORDS RENT. THE SAFE 
way. We have tenants waiting. 
Jim Williams meen. 1218 Bald- 
ONFURN, MOD. Reas. Rent ph. } 
Share Living. oeariars 30 
NICE FPURN, 4 RMS. AND BATH. 
Girls. Pontiac Apts. Ist floor. All 
utilities furn i115 Gtate st. FE 
_#1421, Apt, 6. 
WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO SHARE 
home with elderiy lady who is 
on welfare or old age assistance. 
_FE 5-4430. 
~~ Wtd. Transportation 31,   
  
  
LADY AT 1091 8. BLYD. EAST 
desires trans tion to Pontiac. 
Hours 8 to 5, FE 5-T768.   
28) ee Contracts, Mtgs. < 32 
| $500, 000.00. “284 ae 
2A). | ke 
4-9 AP Newslestures    BS 
  ge 
  
  
ON 
B.D. Cc 
FE 4-0521 
To or 
land Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. . 32) | 
aR MORTGAGES GOOD PROPERTIES. \) Acre 
or more, with 100 ft. frontage. 
HARLES, 1717 8. Telegraph 
qultable cin . 
: FE 5-8891 
Kea BG nage 
is the ermine” to 
__Huron 8t. Phone F eae,   
Wi CAN SELL, BUY OR SERVICE 
yest land contract, Bee us 
i = Drayton meter 2 
OR ae   
. Dd. 
FE 41157 __Wanted Real Estate 32A 
BUY, SELL OR TRADE | It will pay you to consult George 
We also buy and 
and land contracts. 
"GEORGE BLAIR"   
Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
RM. APT. ALL UTIL. FURN. 
10 8. Paddock, FE 2-83 7 
2 ROOM APT., LARGE, 820 WE! 
Children welcome. gleepy Mellow seeks =P 450 Dixie Hwy. 
R we PARTLY FUR-. 
See a; Huron, 
2 OR 3_RM, APTS. DOWNTOWN. 
— furn. Inquire 22 Au- 
_bdura_rear office, 
¥ Le Bs INDIVIDUAL CABING. 
i ae ee peed Utilities ine} 
Tru-Rustic Cabins. 
desoneny, Lake Orton - 
Pri NEWLY DECORATED. Priv. bath 107% NN. Ba 
Apply after 4 p.m. a 4, third   
  
  
  
  
  I. 2 “NICE LARGE ROOMS. UTIL. 
Washing ties, Private pnemgeids 
facilities, 200 Morton. 
2 ROOMS, PRI. BATH, 
CLEAN. awe 4-10. or FE 23-3445.   
  
a get 
eonable. Call and let 
B 
606 Eliz, Lake ake Rd,   
CASH FOR YOUR HOME OR EQUITY 
we can get you cash tf your 
riee and terms are — ark 
oat Estate. .362 W. 
o 
    ‘uron, 
t FE 44813. #sk for Mr. | 
Clark |   
            6 g i 
LARGE HOMES AND SMALL HOMES We have grad clients wait- 
=e for homes in town and 
desirable “superven locations. 
Prefer homes with basements and 
ereees. and 2-3 and 4 bedroo' 
SHOW YOUR HOME BY ‘AP- 
POINTMENT ONLY. 
Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor 
  We are in immediate need 
ef good residential property 
in the city and suburban 
area around Pontiac. For 
fast, courteous service, call 
J. A. TAYLOR, REALTOR. FE 4-254.   
  7 a N, Toure aph R 
REALTORS 
5660 Dixie Laded 
Phone OR 23-1206 or OR 3-1672 
Oper Eves. til 9 — Sundey 10 to 5 SOLD If you would like _ sign on 
your house, let us show you how 
our method of contacting ee 
buyers takes the strain away from 
you, No obligation—a qu ited ap- 
poeees at your door in 39 min- 
Humphries ; FE 20474 Lag FE 47114 
"UisTixo ) SERVICE 
~ ‘THE BEST 
PLACE TO 
SELL 
YOUR 
PROPERTY 
IS WHERE 
MOST 
PROPERTY     
TRADES pied are + ra in trading. We 
a 9 as the 
ame, ~ traders of Pontiac 
eres. not feel obi rated. Call 
for ® itment to discuss the 
possibtlt of trading your reali 
estate. We have homes, farms, 
incomes, business ities 
_— Northern resorta ted for 
DORRIS & Losisgt ones REALTORS 
52 W. Huron Photie FR 41557   
BUYERS WA . LET US SHOW TO GET che* R YOUR 
PROPERTY BUY SMALL EQ 
Leslie is Middleton 
BROKER FE. 8-6003 
Low ¢ ; for storage purposes. Preferably 
west sid FE 32-2951. LISTINGS WANTED | ITIN 
  e of town,   bo ens P 
= seasoned ead : 
po wr ge 2) wears service to a 
clientele. See mp, ete before you sell, Ask for Bob 
To Buy-fo Sell-To Insure 
MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS Cue Eveoings & Suncays 
1075 c } eho FE 2 
im; Cast FoR LAND CONTRACTS. H. J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy. 
OR 3-1355, :   
  
\. CASH 
\IN A FLASH 
   buyers for same. 
K. L. = get Realtor. 
    26% W. Huron OA 8-379. PE 2-7421 
WILL 1 sll r Pu LIST YOUR LAKE Genk wenke welvareated modern 6 or 6 room home, 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor 
  
aj “i   
Tiled beth, yr astound, lake front 
apt, 8618 Pontiac Lake Rd, 
1 Norge ROOM & KITCHENETTE 
_Pvt. en 0. State Bt. 
: a ND. rth only. PE 44750. 
Eliz, Lk. PE : 
RMS, SHARE BATH WITH ONE 
bn Lonst por eae. bf pro- 
ona 
ROCHE -ABOL ae ORLY ai si AU- at guy Rent Apts. Furnished 33 RPS A Pe 
&2 ‘BEDROOM, PARTLY FURN. 
  
2 
  7 CLEAN RMS. ON BUS LINE, priv, ent. Couple only. 286 8. 
Jessie 
2 RMS. KITCHENETTE & BATH. | ™° j N. Perry. 13s ROOMS, PVT BATH. GARAGE. ae beers 3018 Aw ro Rd. Aubure Relates. 
  * 
E RM: 
rated. Child en Gingelivilie | 
FE 5-1927. 
  13 Rae. PREVA   3 } ROOM CABIN, ALSO a 
. 3300 Eliz. , 
Rd. ‘Aouhe" only. 
ROOM Povitie . PURN D, PVT. 
bath. Adult’ only. West Huron, near high school. e MI 
Pp. T AND 3 y ROOM, CCAS, OF. 
13 1 ROOMS “jit week & 7 hs. 
3 newly decorated 
riv. ent, References required: 
E 44340. 
Y aug & = Bate. UTILITIES FURN 
‘ St, off Oak Hill. 
  
'3 ROOMS, 
ehild vaeens Pu   
  Fisher nt iui. i, ree. 1 5-003. 
,2 & 3 ROOM Poa 
eae vz _ FROM 
Entr. All 
er NICE 
_& CLEAN, a State. 
\3 7 SINGLE RMS. 320 N 
i (LARGE. Re RM. APT. ALL UTIL.     i =: OOM _APF. on ® win, Pvt 
_son only. FE 
WATE Mt tales 
Sagonaw 
— ent. and bath, 
S | _ Adults nooly, _N. Anderson. 
By cosy Moe AP ym bee | 5 hid, PVe. ENT EVERYTHING . p furn. including rtilities and wash- 
_ing facilities On bus line. Work- 
ee CLING Y OL Rk Bt A pcogaes 343 8. Marshall, No 
SELLING YOUR —orinkers. : > 7 RMS & BATH. EAST SIDE. 2 HOME? << Priv ent. Heat, light, & 
References required. FE 
7 RM. APT. F< FOR | COUPLE. 1 isi _Auburn. Pie “soe 
aa Paivare ANCE, adults only, Clean, quiet and rea- 
_Sonable, Cail FE 5 after 5:00 
J ROOMS, PRIVATE wren Anck laundry facilities close in, 
Pat “sei 
2 porches fe garage. “available 
May ls pai 
7 WELL Ean . 
. fara. Aguile. only. r RogMa. 
_srove. 
3 ROOM & & Sate PRIVATE EN- 
trance. OR 3-1388. 
& KATH AT 
4 Fl g- EQ Baby we) ane vate - 
—- Washing facilities. MY 
J ROOMS & BATH, 2ND, FLOOR, Pvt. entr., close in, ndults. PE 
28 178 
  
PSTAIRS ‘ 
* Postios Motor, private entr. & 
tee. Inquire 22 Auburn, rear of- 
ce 
7 RM. APT. DUPLEX TYPE, PVT. 
. Bre ne ludin 
facilities. 87   
_ 164 Ww 
e vara 6 1 ENT. _Coupie. FE 
2 RM. PLA 7 Poa #15 _ Auburn m eights FE 7-8514, 
eer wi _ 
3 BATH AND 
ume ee ent’ & on All 
utilities. eat side, One om 
from city bus, Phone 
3 ROOM FURN 7 igT— PaIvaTe —< children welcome. FE 
Ee, Bvt wate ENT. #7 é. 
      
  
4 4 RMS. ANT AND BATH. LOWER. 
Nicely furn. and clean, Couple 
only 20 Norton   
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
        
RMS CE BATH & ENT.   
    
  
    
  es ce 
ty note. MODERN: WITH HEAT. 
_#53_N. Perry - 
‘J RMS SOME FURNITORE. Ii _Pontiac. _ MY 2-6186, Al a.m.-2 p.m, 
T LARGE ROOMS #2 pare. wet. 
entrance. .Steam Stove 
Tetrig. FE 2-24186. 
‘@ BATH, UPPER. 
utilities 
“ROOMS, UPPER VERY 
a Lee aint r ‘ m. mo. Call . afte 
oy FE 5-7660, i 
4 LARGE RMS. & BATH. PVT. 
~ Heat & hot weter furn. OR 4 ROOMS 2) 
Some FE 
  
  
\4 RMS. & BATH. WEST (SIDE. | Heat & hot water. FE 4-17 
‘4 ‘ROOMS A BATH, FIRST PLOOm. 
3 & bath Ind floor } 
miles. "North of Oxford on M24. 
350] Thomas Rd. 
@& BATH. Goan ct UNIT DWEL- ling. Well heated, fost decorated, 
Child under 1 yr. welcome, Bus at 
et rs F ROOM & BATH, CLEAN: AN” PRI- 
de gegen e, goreee heat fur- 
ishe Inquir . Johnson aft- 
oneal FE 5-6766, ap et and Valier LJ 
pi, Orchard Lake. $100 2-5907. 
a BATH, UPPER 
apartment with ie aod 
a Realtor’ Partridge, PE ‘all Rea ridge, 
__ 43881. 
é ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR 
wee in. Cal! FE 2-6663 or FE 
ATTRACTIVE § RMS. AND BATH. 
at Lois, Pontiac. OLive 1-1675. 
AVON APT SUI DING Modern 3 room & bath. Walk fn/| 
= On bus line. Apply 517 E. 
BRAND NEW — eB Street, just south of 598 
ke averes. 
inest new ——— 
are ode fer occuceney 
AIR CONDITIONED 
om, automatic heat. 
chen mae 
st 6 
  
  
3 an! 
2 mie ms, beautiful 
itchens, type — 
ies nero ouy 
ones for Inspee ton 
iy and Sunday 
FEderal 86918 
CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3 roonts and bath, all large ras 
located close to down wn 
Edw..M. Stout, Realtor 
Ti N. Baginaw 8t. 5-8168 Open Evenings ‘til 8: whe   N ——s 
LWOMAN. ORNS PRIV: ALL     
JHOUSE FOR RENT 
~ + 27 Orton Ave. 
  
house Nabe 2 acres, 
  y.. Dorothy Lav 
heat Euzabeth Lr, Rel 6-2000, 
RENTAL 
ITS Altractive new duploe .~pe units, 
esconahie ‘tent Locai eiads gon Pe. tiac on East Bivd 
Rent Lake Cottages 36A CALL FE 4- 
WALLED LARP, MODERN conv. 
Pvt, cia d-bedrm. Rees, MAr- 
ket 
For Rent Rooms 37 PPP LALO LEE a te india 
1 OR 2 MEN, COOKING , PRIV- 
fleges, FE. 41030. 
I LARGE DOWNTOWN,   
  
  
  ROOM, _Private entrance. FE 4-0122. 
“RM, FOR | WITH COOK- 
ing facilities everyth fu bil Deughes. FE an ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR GIRT. _Kitehen. 547 W. Huron. 
BUS STOP: PVT ENT, COOKING. _ 409 W. Huron. =e _2-0986, 
CLEAN 6L IN ROOM FOR 
\ =e = are) Gl ON. 
GLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. poe — man, 316 E. Third &t., seman: | 
COMFORTS te ee SEKEEPING room, everything ——. “a 
ba or woman, $8 @ week. 
iF Yo YOU WANT A CLEAN, QUINT try our me. At bus. 
Nop.’ FE 5-7333. 
Nick. CARPETED SLEEPING 
room. For refined he cod Hos 
Near Tel-Huron, FE 2-9003 after ¢ 
Nick: FURN ae FOR LADY OR leh 5 Large Rooms, $60 ~ |. home,” oak a ‘ rt, 4 Teo. Tenant = have mate i tas 4 _ 
slectric #4 con, & retzigerator fuze. Ls % - si Cedar - pk Days naire “ah MeNell's Nursery. | Ck eee tee Ea $670 Di Mw HEA if desired’ Write W. H.- Brows. 
RO SSR ENTE | Miva vt . $13 a Ey ley Ct.) __ Fila. iin 37017. wae eure. 3 ROOM APT, Mi BA Fe | AND Ci lak in all price ranges. Very clean, 3a 8. Area. 1 modern 7 room house’. 
not es tie Yaoi house, 
TJ LARGE ROOMS, BATH. oe - _With stove @ heat, FE 2-142. | LARGE ” HOUSE TAROE aT. G. Trocke 
J RMS. NEAR DOWNTOWN. FE| ‘mily. ve} is, between 68 8 4.1360. — been BEDR 
eR aie feevale eat Ss close in, full base. 
in ¢ FE Diss. CUCKLER REALTY i 
orary. gvimming see apace 
nim We Haron: oe 
$400 DOW 
seg, bane, fa pa Lake 
GOODRICH Older J preted home, 
Good : 
Landscaped. $10,000; $2 
C. PANGUS, Realtor National Call collect: Ortonville 
71-3815, i   
Modern 
ahd 
  mW. DINN. NAN 
  8 Ww Huron FE 4-277 
EY bein tates RT Le Sees, 
C. HOUSTON REALTY   girls hen & & oie tfes, uD “state St. Apt. 6: 
ONE  HOOREREEPING — RM 15 _Perk Place. 
ed peeping Dev. rr 
OOM WiTi board. No drinkers, FE 
ROOM & GARAGE ON -W. 
FE 2-8828. 
SLEEPING | RO ROOMS, mm MODERN. in. Men or women. 
Sorry,   
  
_DFivate. rE 
Rooms With Board 38 PPP PDL LALA 
EXTRA CLEAN — HOME STYLE 
meals 14 Matthews. FE 56-0377.   
      
Pvt. ent. Heat & water ‘furn. $65 
_* month 2601 NL Perry. ; 
NiCE APT OVERLOOK wan Lake Aj! utilities, 
refrigerator. OR R 3" 14668. 
PARTLY F' FURY Carr. FOR RENT. LOWER. CLEAN, 3 RMS. & BATH. ® 
KING SYL- | 
Stove & VACANCY, PRIVATE OR suet. ROOM & BOARD. “FOR t ELDERLY _ledy. PE 5- 3196, 
Convalescent Homes 38A 
private rooms for aged or con- 
valescent. Rates includ: Somers 
and nursing care FE 
    
sEVERAT. rea =a ATCABLE co mediate occupancy fo price ase 65 to tons s Sent 
UNION COURT APTS. 
3 moose AN DBATH IN EXCEL- 
DITION. INCLUD   
    K. G HEMPSTEAD, 102 E. H _RON, PE 4820400 7 
'PPER HALF GF DUPLEX NEAR Pontiae Peter FE Reed 
WEst side NEW 1 APT. STOVE, RErnig. FURNISHED ws ek, ao “he SEMINOLE, CALL +1559 0 
Rent, Houses s Furnished 35 
14-RM HOUSE & BATH, COUPLES 
or bachelors preferred. Very nice. 
i one 2072 Commonwealth. 
b) Roo wo OUSsE, BATH LARGE 
gerees. acnens “only, Ca bleces 
& 1 pm. 3060 Bter' ting ott 
E. Walion Biva 
3 RMS, AND BATH. GAS HEAT. ie re out. Couple preferred 
"ape: Balance ds rent, 830 plus 
util Garage Nice location. Call 
_ after 4 2-3858 
BEAU iL, 
orated home, 
auto, washer 
OR 3-0215, OOM | it ots Entr patna for 
  NEWLY  DEC- 2 bedrooms, TV, 
& dryer included. 
INCOME HOUSE, WATERFORD area. Lake priv. 5 rms 
rms. up, Full basement wi 
rent all or lower § rms. OR 3-1268. 
MODERN 1 REDROOM HOME. gas heat, FE 2-4385 
MODERN 4 RMB. “@ BATH, BASE- _ment, lake frontage. OR 3-0138. 
~~ ORLANDO, FLA. One 3 bedroom ranch type with’ 
earport. Beautiful! Newly fur- 
nished, Pine Hills Sub, For year- 
__ly lease or sale. FE 52708 
SMALL ATTRACTIVE ~ OURAN ne 
| rms. & hath. Modern Pr 2 
|8MALL HOUSE IN *KEEGO AAR: 
ver FE Oi. ‘SMALL MODERN HovsE 
to 
ag sy Available 
90 9 mo. Boz #, Ponti: ‘en. 
wat HO Uae FOR RENT, AO- 
fomatiec ap best, ot children’ wer 
—< me, taal re . 1808 Taylor Rd “JN 
Rem Houses Unturn. 36 36 
37 NRXDROOM es REDEC- 
erated. $75 mon 31972 
RGE RMS. IN   
  
  
  
      
  Hotel Rooms ~ 39 
HOTEL ‘AUBURIN Rooms by Day or Week | 
Aliso 1 or ? room apartments, 
Cooking and refrigerativn unit, 
464 Auburn FE 2-0239 
HOTEL ~ ROOSEVEL ft cL EAN, 
By day or 
123 «CON. 
  Rent Stores 40 
        
7. | 200 AMP. FORTASLS GASOLINE 
  E rr) ms Ay 5 PARKING 
space a! rear waver furn, 
8 eo 141 143 Oekiand." IR 1201. 2 STORE‘ ve 4 bare. € im 
= | eae, B, “aeetnna’ Sit with $1 see ‘a. 
mn . Sreperty owner's igs 
Y s172 Os hl gE. ADAMS 
aa ay) “= meni & e, MA L 
   SIDE. | WILL 3, ce 
= 
ch, owners ¥ 
town, Fal pe $10,960 - ne 
NELSON | Near ™ * aes Church and 
land Park. 
BY. “OWNER 2? BDRM HOME IN ELIZABETH 
Lake Estates. Expansion a’ 
Landsea) lot 
eement drive.- 
Nearly new carpeting. down payment, with 
land contract, or 
__Mortgage. 13. 2 Avery. rE ‘ 
    
  WILLIAMS LAKE AREA 2 bdrm. =. Frame bungalow. 
') acre basem. na ott heat Seine #10, with $1 dn. 
sees S . ADAMS Fa a0 
3172. W. Huron “ 
wilt L BUILD ON YOUR fags oe 
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FOR REN? FOR Light INDUS. ¥7 ret f re building phat 
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A 2 BDRM. CUSTOM 
bullt home. —_— large util, rm. 
—_— ent Lake i Toe iene. 
price with 
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NEW. «jp CONTEMPORARY HOME 3 bdrm Carpeting 
Fir Basement. dear car- 
tio subuUrh of Pontiac. 
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“BEDRM. WOME PRIV. ON 
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“LAKE PRONT MODERN HOME 
2 bedrooms. Attle can be made 
into-2 more bedrooms. Will trade 
for house in Pontiac, 
6 room modern home, Lake priv. 
$1. 
Several other 
“Pp. 'W. DINNAN 64 W. Huron 
1785 SO. FT. In this 3 bedrm., full basement, 
brick el deenk nal otair. FE 6-257? 
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to 2. Pontiac: MY 32-4186. ms. on Sashsbaw. Inquire 22 ing wall. Built in oven ¥ 
APT. FOR RENT. _ Auburn off Sag. in_rear_ office Large org =, 
FE_2-3613. ‘9 ROOM HOUSE, GARAGE, tered ood Win aa ne GLEAN MODERN EFFICIENCY Pordden I perygpinoassllNe pemartlles 7 4 bah ge 
Ark, gis Se mepetns best. Pa = CALL MODEL 9 TO 1 OR 4 TO 
CLEAN 3 RM. APT. NEAR DOWN- FEM eT RANT wi WOUsE: E. J. DUNLAP | town. Pvt, ent. 19 Hovey. FE! For 2 families. Preferably friends CUSTOM B ILDER FE 68-1198 6-9648 _or relatives, FI E $0575, 
rere 3 BEDROOM, BRICK TERRACE, R ih nied Phen = children welcome. OR 3-3674 Gl esale 
FORN APT. 3 BLOCKS @ ROOM HOUSE, LAKE ORION. 
Pontiac, $15 weekly. |. PE 21678. LOW DN. PAYMENT 169 E. Pike st. 7 RMS. & BATH, 4 2.OR 3 BED 
NEAR ELIZABETH LAKE 3 of Rochester. Ref. required. $45 .O ROOMS 
large rooms. Private ent. Ch # mo. Ol 31-4031. FULL BASEMENT Fa rusted, Ph Sos. Everyining « ROOMS, BATH & SHOWER 2 
no drinbees. i ROOMS WITH BATH. REF- : a 
Bi a "Gee Gaeta tier | Po S6sll FE ate SMALL APT. YOUNG ral eights. = 
Utilities & linens turn, 25 Williams | —S¥ire_101_Dorls_ Rd : Cooley Lake Rd. VERY NICE 3 Ae “RMS 3 BEDRMS. CHILDREN | HOUSE FOR SALE: age i DOR- : FE 25553 part Pe. : Clintonville Rd.| chester. 
* 00 DOWN 4 MO. “No Bown Payment 
'Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34) suys this ierge home. Good con- Wil) build on your free and PPP LLP LAL ait throughout, Basement. Rec- : ton Settee bears canta th . Treat room rage 
i —— P oticd Fe posagpelll seal fruit trees Near Kennett Ra, Do ——— tot with 
FE 5-0415 ‘ , Bot _call before 7 p.m. FE 5-1206 can aes reat F. pe TN de DRAYTON PLAINS. NEW 3 BET * = V& 7 BEDROOM, PARTLY FURN |“ room ranch 1% baths, traverse OR Sie aie OR 3-7038 an deve ime ut. OR or | Corner Williams ‘Lake Rd. & M30 a --. | KEnw ~~~" COLORED FAMILY Gres, Wee Fock MAT | DUPLEX (FOR, BENT. 2 BED-|3 vedrm. modern. Full basement. tiac oe per month, Cail Realtor| "OMS. Very nice. gas heat, im-| $9,700. Partridge, "E +1561 mediate possession. $75 month. JERRY E. ADAMS CO. 
SRM URFORN-apr—aporTe | <-©: Rutgers. LI 5-1652, ;|3172_W. Huron sss PEE 4-4561 
£7) d Apt. <6 & Edith, | FOR RENT: HOUSES, “APART. OREN BY OWNER i TO 6 saT. 
2 NPURN pag (eo eage il 118 Bald: fo "5 Lied yay tropines; close in om Mill Street. $48 40547. “| attached garage, di wool pet pe month, Call J, A. Tay- we_Are, 72 ee - ‘iow. nts, pbeend 
rene | FOR LEASE: WEST 81D reaanger yar ne, DOPE, PATIO. oe large ° sobeetoom funy | paymest $5,000. nae $18,000 
5-0363. atere. Was “heat. $125 per | FOR” COLORED, BY OWNER 4 6: 
month, immediate posses- _room moderr home. FE 2-6 sion MODERN 2 “aeDRM 
  CLEAN, 
home. Gas heat Huron Garden 
area, $750 dn. Pull DS $5,500.   
WE BUILD 
BRICKS $10,975 
:| CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 
wh BUY. mnt & TRADE 
DORRIS & 8ON, REALTORS 182 W. Huron = Phone Pr 1587 
Eg ogy nas piWhite Lake, Lake, areas are fe fenced 
6) ft. co See’ giose far win frontage = 
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: Keomes $1:h00 down ‘= 
Rowe Lake area, Milford. 3 bed- 
rooms, full yess: | $5,050 with 
terms, Call 
Overlooking —— Lake, 2 bed-   
rooms, fruit trees landscaping. 
$9 800—$1,500 dwn, MU 4-6863. 
re, car garage 
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34236. 10 —_—- — Pontiac on 
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$10,500—terms. 
‘6 room ranch, al! large reome 
nicely decorated, close to schools, 
~terms. - 
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cue, $12,500, 
Lake ‘canal. 2 stores and churches, Only 69, 
Cali EM 3-4236. 
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N aa es 4 bedrm., 7 story frame, base- 
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om and lovely wooded lot. ee: RH Hiltz R VALUET Realtor flies’ cows toa at ¢. 
oe? BJ van ’ "PE 5-000 | KEEGO HARBOR 4.’ 
, and talk over MULTIPLE LISTING SER $l000 down moves you into thie 
‘your “bowting, problems. George R. Irwin wt aa ei sunt) “pen eveninos viru 38 | h '20m, Gael pat tamer ‘ uy ru Partridge gas heat, close to stores 
REALTOR 269 Baldwin Ave. rid 
ae RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | BEALTOS ft eae, Werv cleat , = * vet List Thru Partridge Like New Bungalow scheal. : car 7S Ory on Eau" : ae, corms i screens, $7, noe SITUATED os A A ~~. INCOME HOUSE - 2 eS 
in. SUMMER COT TAGE sale By. Owner wUndn GARDENS: not New oil Oxford : oak floorsy aluminum storms and per month plus tving quarters 
rome sah Feed ame ies. . $1 1,159 down. has sereens. lake privileges on owner. F ment, _ 
.4 rms. wired tor stove, come of r Oakland Lake, gas heat, 2 car ga: land- rms. CLARKSTON RD. 4 rms. Bath, per month, in addi- rage, 
stone fireplace. Privileges} 3 bedroom house. Large ares ec. pump, Gas, 2 acres on tion 3 s for r. scaped yard. down 
arama erases | tem ck geet tic:| Lia ptt cSirrmacrs Sicen1i Gaia garage wih san “a. tga 4 ears and oc wics ia va rth. : Ww 4 
' DRAYTON PLAINS tle water beater. Large comemnt| Rose McLarty, Broker « Norkshop, $2,000 down... Office or MP Meagalow sii Sol Cancarent ana | — EErenys,ttter © coll Mr. Lense, | 
eth at Sams, wench. cage Lana 46 miles PE 2-2162 5-3578 | - “D. + OA $3601. oil heat. Located off Sashabaw , _ 
large a‘ 200" ¥en arace!| Med. Prose Ehipire 24487, | PRICED FOR Cass Lake Front ‘ nae Sineoour ‘ Onn a | 
yard, $13,500 cosh to mortgage. — QU ICK SALE ious modern home for grow- 00 704 elegrap) ing family. Wide sandy beach,| We have 2 very nice 3 room 
IDGEWAY GI's OWNER SAYS SELL. This sae ie eed tt ote cae | aide lat sak wae FE 4-2533 
975 Baldwin Ave. PE 4-6203 NO ner lot a 1 a garage. 6 owner transferred. Only $15,000; ments and sutomatic one Only : 
: geen 4 DRAYTON PLAINS DOWN rote Alay eb age clliphe ean eash for this choice property. $760 down for either one. ‘Beautiful Indian Village ; 
Milford—Hi New duplex in 1967. Each : ‘i > hom 
, eee wh side has lovely living room, 2 PAYMENT ceil 5 me ee New 3 Bedroom Ranch R. D. RILEY, Broker lovely area, priced af just $14 
a ving rode, ot] bedrooms, complete tice ns ee as sas = LAKE FRONT. e Custom built with every modern | $00. Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 4-1157| 500. 3. nice . ba Bale recon kitchen hg Oe — Plow rds.[ 4 room, IMMEDIATE ee nO 41m. N ‘feature. Including table top stove, with shower, large living room 
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S00 DOWN men Sam scenes heating . KUSCHELL lager i couple. : cence par oo tone _— A BARGAIN cee aaing pete, bg fobs systems. retired and mov: a #0 8 month ie mGonue front NICE 5 ROOM : and breakfast nook. Full base- 
e KUSCHELL ie yee ars Geel | _ ee 501087 oy Na ern, i on Bast Blvd. furn-| meat, forced sir, oll, fernece. MI _ 64133 ___ JO 6-1528 only $2,000 "down. $100 "CT ATEWIDE i : _ .CALL OFFICE OR FE 40476 ciudes‘S rome Ed street in in- garage. lay, 
2 : Near Williams Lake “Yy, uable invine! | West I . EMBREE & & GREGG + . Real Metate Service of Pontiac |? ou can get some val experience here, Higgins! H M : est Iroquois 
Newin ham: pK. A go .  D. CHARLES, REALTOR | Get out there and sell some tickets to our ball!"’ ome art PONTIAC REALTY In lovely Seminofe Hills. A big 
‘ Union "take “Vi Vinings, «Idee vettelent With ‘nai-| 177 8 ‘Telegraph PE ¢-0521 R Broom home with 4 bedrms. 
22 EM _3-4303 EM 3-334) wy & plenty of work : lt 5: BEDROOM Biz ms aad 
e space. tiled with ed room. asement an 
re 2 perm bom home od 7 empleton ored fixtures. Spacious laundry B Y For Sale Houses, 43 For Sale Houses 43 coeeiar ay Heal hema for large family. Liv. sitached erage. Terms. 
: rm. tron Fireman auto. eee fem ~ ~ : : room, dining sell, 
a blinds.» nig Seavententiy’ located near shop 2 bedra moderne, with possible BY OWNER CHRISTIAN. HILLS a a beat, gus ater J ohn K, Irw in new schoo. PHA) WILLIAMS LK. FRONT , & schools, Priced at $10,990, third bedroom. Outstanding value | 3 bedroom home, Carpéted. Mard-| gino aches heater, car port, alum awnings, 
=e at eons Bi-level home. Large Hiy-| with $1,600 . at $7,750 with $1,350 dn. floors’ attic & basement. porane wale ‘ranch home. Owner| corner lot & alum storms 1925 
ce Large a JERRY E. ADAMS CO. 4 heat. double garage. On ransferred, 3 bedrms, stall show-| screens. Only $2,750 dn. and $78 k ranch mene located b er, twin ¥: mo, ey weet oun Street 
ae bdrms. <n ievel. 7 Oversized Rooms an eawitied to Otter Hills. | 3172 W. Huron $10, | Wis, Me Deegten Fisia. Col OR | ST trepined, mares ca tee WN Phone PE §-0447; Eve. FE 43418 
tt ot Hse wn| Bre ease tas) Renan ae." | ER APRA op aor. PER OR RI | GE ar SO he : ‘ on . , , ‘itech: ew " ° a : . can owner two ° 
a a siesta stadt diets | SS" AER atl home aath| iat rade Carel s/o tuo, posed a. crenn | Sng dug trek ot odie | oes aat Wchica got IES CLARK homes ones tor sie] "LOTUS LAKE rade red bath th nae ‘oors. on, a arate. wo age gue abumadmnin siding. win lodes- LAKE FRONT tate’ gif pn es Deden Be with jitise mg wo Gown. ‘ only $1, os down. Prog : : Aheeninmee .|3 Bedroom bilevel, radiant heat, pew DB.) 9500 DOWN. Starter home with : Ese wo: e] gitractive Sbedrm. Full| and serene. Lote of closets, ox Oe See ere mgr “ag eeligabe band panne see oy "$23, 000 peer gag re oy sliding closet — Becoment Drayton Plains sree— 
ae of 0G NEWINGHAM we a ‘i e¢ on rear —— ake Y priced NI O | mediate possession, Only $1,500 Hr car 1O AC eee terms. FRED T HAYES moar ee fers yous « This ‘ 
; i All of this : ; 000, . : C H LIE . 1 $650 DOWN. Huron Gardens. 2 br. 
for only aeS08. ‘Very | at GENO. FOR SPANISH FAMILY ‘rome _and, plus new 4 bedroom | 18231 Wyoming UN sie: | Ut set oe TIRIN( 1G? Attached breezeway and garage, 
W. SUB RBAN ~ Drayton Wood $1,000 down. a. | Beene Ste egtnree Teereetioa | VARD WORK IS L a7 ee 4 rms tant aes parege.| A evauty tome pag An Sin eacellent¢bar home Tis beth tall vate ot cameerts | RA TON WOODS 3 bedroom brick K Is De INE TF ceed hened nn tea nie #1,000 DOWN. 3 BR. RANCH. Part E em ia race. Ft & sma 
am fay Ox heme wits ite foany fi fine Son tres ot ae sete he «| Rear Memorial Baptist Church, |Frame & brick 4 bedroom | tri- Sr vclna " tedaie dae ces, feng ie stores, tue de wee |" ment, near Oxford, $9,500 eatu a Or we ive 
LK L. capleton, Realtor charting replace room, with | fireplace. “Te miTF dining down, See it and move in today.| french’ doors pita . amany extras iat dt. at 200 wc Chicago off 3 Balgwin. Leger ening ra ES br, ranch, 
Rd. FE ¢4563 . room, . mode’ g : & vel reese oors, . % fl storms & scree: After 6, full basement breeseway and at- : car * beautiful bedrooms, dre s m “Hl ‘IRON OL “FRA NR" SHEPARD garage w/eamant rive, of heat, $2,500 ‘Down  GUB. 2 br, attached 
- pane 4 deor with = corne: , bath, plastered walls, WILL 8 A a odd t. water heate: reeze " 
For COLORED 1 proughout the Grner a ma a out of oll breeze me Se bene at- for $000.6 rm oat mae hone w /plenty of : t es blocks ine ‘ 
pestooes very large, landscaped state, See this & make us Coie ecsace 4 cane torten VALLEY REALTY Rear downtown fenced backyard. $10,800, on pt dhronntoe Pull price $1,545 DOWN. CITY. 3 br, ranch. 
jot fe $16, with only fruit , and . Near 7166 M59 at Pontiac Lake Rd. 8-17 3 1 550 DOWN floors, utility room, $10,900. 
FAMILIES — , . . *+ | NEAR WILLIAMS LAKE * schools stores: Immediate [OR 3-6681 . or MU_4-5505 DAMS $ 
5 new 2 bedroom homes for GI Dra ton Plains wan auto heak, ueenen es — we 4 bears: aD — This home ‘side ah foro cone | "Eases. 5 aetered wells,” city,” Shi rai a = : a ’ PION HIGHLA ; rm. w: ar garage, now : , 
| ious on Wyoming near Bag-| _§ rooms & 1,050 down. This |. storms, screens, large lot. : Willi Brick 1% story, 2 bedrms., plas-| ‘Yacant—extra large lot, lots of | Ginin wees, eplace Shichen, wih “ Sw ee Geen e heme ony located. seer Bandy Jo, oneal, Detier axe im luams tered wells, expansion sitic. bemt. os Sa - = ppd WILSON | ‘oth & utility room. Blectro gines 01.300 DOWN. CITY. 2° br... bané- 
rooms with closets galore. lie Good terms —— REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE en oe ress —— heat, elect water heater, storms oak ‘floors, ceramic bath, Sha neat ¢ 5 cacan, bikebo FE 4.0547 reens, fenced yard gi outside & asore & oak floors. Onl $11,260. 
lean room room, jaun- 1218 Baldwin Ave. __ Pe 4-000! rill, 1%@ car garage. Only $12,- sy: pos y 
w with ¢ ‘and vereen | ary ream b Gen’ Sear ¢.| WEST SUBURBAN = $9.7 : ry ree WEST SUBURBAN terms. VENUE pro- $720 DOWN. '% of brick duplex. > _ %g THE ‘BIRD’ TO = am F ayy ll mae ~ furnace, 3 oan aan 008 “i oo iy. i oa A com. rom ee Large 3 bedroom ranch t pe csr noute . vides ae tor oe with kK. nG: “Ht EMPSTEAD br., OWN. efty, $11,500. 
rear reens.. land- ~ Gntpe s hi inearly completed). 5 ome from two upper 4-8284 
» WEST SIDE werl-ts Ollicee a Ph Fal ° ee ee et oe easa cnsaae bite tae ficors, ‘Basement. 1002150; | 3 bedrm. ranch home, lovely iiv-| Abts. Gas conv'n ‘heat: Sear ga: |”? Eve PE $-0610 — PE 2-397] $3,200 DOWN, CITY. 3 br. base- Hetty espie St. Ph. - Pull price ot? $9,775 storms, screens, 3 lots. Lake Owner will sacrifice $1800- equity | ing room with din. ell, ldrge kitch-| T@ge: 2 full baths, all in very ment, oak floors, plastered walls, 
*4-BEDROOM rivileges, “Close to, school. for $1280. Payments only 960/ en, tile beth with shower, $1,023) ford cond, By app't, Dandy rental Ae $12,968. , . , down. i 
John Kinzler, Realtor WHIT E PONTIAC-WATKINS ESTATES 258 PROSPECT 8T. cI ARK RE AL ESTATE *, Lovely 2 bedroom modern cus- | $650 DN. EDR wd J 
670 W. Huron St. A Se tom-built_home. Ted walls.| 2 bedrm. bungalow. large kitch-| 0m 2 lots at 429 CENTRAL AVE- S 4-6492 or FE 4-4813 aaa’ bamt a Seoren pore Oak floors. Automatic heat. Alum-| en, master bedrm. I2x1¢, oi! heat.| NUE Fone $ do one n Eventn Sundays 
BROS. fateuep ees | mata Sime kee | heme me ee eae ———— terms. this lovely home. Priced at $11,-| LAKE FRONT SPECIA hace, fruit room, extra stool & | GOING STREET ° with $2,000 down. Terms Large con) _ liv mae kitch-| Shower in clean, dry basement;; 3 lots, beautiful shade trees. Ls ing ie t 
Phone OR eee or OR 3-1872 NIC HOL le Dorothy Snyder I. Lavender ss s space, eu oper eerste —. her Sharp arp, sharp bungalow. Now O 
OFFERS “| Open Eves. "fl 9: ay 10 to 8 PE 2-441) or Eves, MU ¢-4411 rea "isda en Be fret | flowers. By appointment Need we say ‘more HAPP IN Ess i. ‘ : — $600 DOWN WASHINGTON PARK , 
East Side * & HARGER rE IPIiID, , ; and $40 mo. for 2 bedroom with . Sid sanded te avin neue ! 33 W. Huron saa} LIVE SUBURBAN Rus ll Y Basement on nice lot, paved | attic 13ai8 ft living room, Vou Won't Beat This Gu shaded tet Teai's, coey open evening: se oung ISHER STREET, with sewer.| family dinine roo. Dry . is 
handy to General Motors This “Beautiful §8-Room Home, REALTOR - water, lights & gas. Needs a sement gas heat and hot DRAYTON -AREA 
Truck full ere Duo- with a large 2car garage, a | 419 w Huron tens little work, full price only $3500; water. $12,600 with approxi- Two bedrooms 2 up unfin- 
reduced | est uys A eas pak weacuar Tio. eli |- — onlay we) Bee “= cow. ee seaped ‘lot at. flock ne eae: to $6,700, terms. : . B B —~ lnnavengeds J y Jus the ‘ticket for that laree Hi a BEST OFFER family: Priced at only §7,950, with 
Suburban Ranch Today I] 5 PRICE: $11,800 Lak front gets 1 tae Agee oy ate: we AY OC mana Realtor $1 1000 down — 
Attractive k and . on pave 2 elegraph n 
stueco ranch in the . We offer this property to FORNIA has front FE_3-7103 PE 8-0789 To Buy—To Sell—To Trade 
poe Cae ~~ WEST SIDE Fi Can be sold on GI. for $300 down. ee aiennes rer te porch; nice bef Dee ody dining roo YOU BUY IT—WE-LL INSURE IT! 
gracious ving? el bedroom home located on $1,000 Down SEE THIS ONE TODAY Rage | tly ler | nena nd nace. trait trees. "feat =o MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE : 
2 bedrooms, béau- quiet street, 2 frame La Ruburban home, * ' . Lecated on large land- on Oe some work. wo ; 
i bath and kitchen, uti} im solid condition, 7 rooms Siow Grom tsb ond ben WM. A. scaped lot on Lake, enytime. 1 
rage. s14,000, termi. “| furnace. garage, OWNER BO KE E Y View. Peatures 3 beareoms, | ADAMS REALTY CO " i. rnace, e, ° . rooms, d we - 
Colonial hoMe “Pree & "CLEAR igtea” walls: moter pe N N. D onl epee pt ce, 382 auburn’ Ave FE 43003 “TE 2 263 ‘colonia walls, enclosed front and No after § p.m. call 4 DOWN PAYMENT. $12,- tr in vi ondi- 1 select throaghest. Full % 
by gy oe with terms. es.” you can't beat this |39e7 w. murdn ene} Gat a erm rr ae en DAILY ware Boon. 10 BRANCH 
foom ted wim “atl THIS BEATS RENT | fn Open Evenings tl 8 Nothing Down 5-8 7K fireplace, ket: | why par you cen. |* Auburn Heights Trade Your Home on Win build 2 o: 3 bedroom starter WILLIAMS LAKE TH Baldwin PE _5-8275 ee Be porch on bu: smaller bome with A -beautiful large family 3-Bedrm. at Union Lake a Or home with basement 25. lot, " =< ~ 
a ee a a eI Braemar =| _ Budget sed oT ee ee : bared home, 3 sizable .bedrooms, 1% INSURANCE 2 m 
car garage, Price reduced| wen side, "on 100x180" lot./ og olay Se ee ee eee ise “Ouran m3 oe Se ps me Lake privieges,, only. two . to $20,500, terms. 2 bedrooms, and liv large sun porch. New alu- ace, handy Kitchen, with birch ws i | Rancher blocks away, $295 down. 
, | baevacen ast seth | milem'"cebe'nies‘sarecs, | cae agperns, dining, Dom, ; ae f terford Seminole Hills block to. bus. CALL Pi Shown by appointment. hae Timken os lates tees 1266 North Cass F C Wood 
0! Wa erfor Attractive @ room brick with rie e APP . reation room, bar card room. . PRIVILEGES ON WHITE LAKE. 2 ‘ . O. 
bome re} sum room and Brick Income Acre of lawn, 2-car garage, out- RANCH HOME Bedroom modern home BUILT ON YOUR LOT /reatrtor ° an, Sant bedrm. porch. recently Loca! on Mt, emens door grill. neigh WITH 5 ACRES-—Just off 15 Mile| street, oak floors, modern kitch- OFFICE OPEN e oe 
for wat tiene wie bats Geoamesk on aed pyeel. LAKE ORI bn ee See boat dock. $4,000 down and $125 | Poet wT 5s bomsbeman Gate atau teaches Uenee bess Terelen coe: | *997 oly Be ; ‘ : L : s. 7 fom. Birc gerace. and sUCH — baaelhdeh eorrogy tet e mon th. will ‘cc consider home| ‘room, "Scar garage. Pruit Seow and. watnsccating Large Corner Williams Lake Road & M5e 
with large a in excellent ed. yay 3 fioer. Separate basements ia bei pe. Very goed location. on. Bving  resm i ow wall 
with powde condition as heat. A real mon- es, ft. liv room and a iow Front y enc 
i. ew oi) renee 000, te =m yimaker for eniy 636.808. GiromeErants 10 kitchen. $13,750, $3,750 down -car _Garnes. $10,500, ‘with $2,500 3 BEDROOMS K NI IDS FE N 
two family. Lot 170x155. . — » De : . ace GENERAL REAL ESTATE CL, FULL BABEMENT 
Pisct babe sel, are cr as sete Kom GILES REALTY CO, |#* batter. (Om Sere], dee Ne nyetaOs cies on, |“ERORM ATERUE © Rooms. vem |  picuanAh gen i PY ad 4 A . ose E 
: ay S FT cetinet. Giatee rom. 221 Ee a FE seis) C ASS LAKE WOODS | i you desire a ‘fine home on basement sturnace. Tus home ta mincn Stren OAK FLOORS South Marshall 8, Pi 3 | paved roa w every modern € condition. can ed fi ABIN - ractically new 3 bed 
car ted | tile | bath and co . — | ee ‘Cuan een | Seetans | Ponventence’ — if you ike elbow | income. $1500 down ° °°." | SLIDING WARDROBE DOOR oni’ With ceramic tus bac 
RTERFORD hall B “ Rebs ABLE PRICE OF new decorating and carpeting.| [OM and privacy, this is your | |ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS and 1 bedroom or den on Ist 
bedrooms, ‘tileq bath. ted knotty pive po mtn ll with $7,950 #with low down pay- $16,500, terms. —_ buy. 25x12 living room, plas- | GI RESALE Near Waterford High floor, Large living rm. full 
= room with complete with locates — ment. 4 W HITE I AKE pede fol ahesag secet ceilings. Three School, ant ew elementary M58 TO N. CASS ay RD. basement ‘ncluding modern 
: : Litchen BA ou beak 6 car on f t 1,000 sq. ft. of de-| schoo! 3 bedroom brick home on RIGHT TO MOD heating, stool, lavatory or dil tur. rage and breeseway. g G ‘ST OM HOME <cem: prec 2 Brovieess, 2 Renita vlivine “space, sted Ba = ne vi) iad lot ame beth, oak Or Ppt Only n> $00 cash 
. J a chens, @ gar e —be the first one * astered ae or m eon 
. pe, car garage. am ode w terms, fON 5 ACRES a lot. es wees ree eS we ws Assi ag srour blinds, ul sbarement. with, ce ao ws, acd has. LAKE tract =m etl ore 
sisoee Teasonable : - ‘ . Mos pei : Hk thal | phates Gp deed hotter 
“GEORGE BLAIR od Roy Annett Inc ee % heme. with stra, be Pioneer Highlands LAKE FRONT $3,000 do Owner being, transferred. Quick Cooley Street 
‘ . ement with drive-in ga- Brick — bedrooms down, New 2 bedrm. lakefront home. Very good val t 
REAL eae, pene stale Pull basement. with | lake $13.30" with terms Hum ries lef | ve eine Coa ree and, Saih ome, e 4M Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1251\" Open Evenin : are. " “f . i erms p : 2 Bedroom hom: land- west side location, for only 
YTON 8 and Sunday 1-4 beamed cellings and restful rec. room, iM car garage. scaped lot, 254" deep. LR, 12 x $7,600 with $2,500 down, ae yt or 21708 fireplace, exterior in attrac- ake privileges, Near pub- N PE 2-0474 R 18’. Modern kitehen, oak floors, 
UE BIRD AN Pilg aly So Re oitasi tome: se cae: LIST! 3 N.. Telegraph. Open. fves.| Plastered walls, full basement. ga- WM. H. KNUDSEN RD AND — er wonderful features. fied purchaser, ° excellent W ANTED Multiple Listing Service ee Yard is fenced. vio sb, Income Special “ 
WILLIAMS LK. RD. An excellent buy at $10,406. buy. ’ Entra lotus Seco Geert 510 Pontiac tate Bank Bidg. 
SECTION MS : : $495 DOWN. A new 2-bedroom home ment for owner and three 4-4516 Eves. call FE 5-8906 
Edw. 1. Stout. Realtor Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor . on your jot. Gail for information | 2. Toom apartments that 
4ROOM COTTAGE mgt ii TUN, Saginaw St | Ph. PE 56165 uron. Street s today. brought owner more than MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
$1,500 DOWN sat ay al pales you Open Eves. ‘til 8: FE S8i6l or PE e427 VALLEY RE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | NEAR OAKLAND LAKE. 1 Acre,| Timken off heat. 2-car_ ma- 7 Owners. iea town. must sacri- gaiow 5 years : ALLEY REALTY ¢ hice & shady m home rage on vores street Spots / 4 
fice, cement block home. lete with full ett — | — T7166 M5® at emo Lake Rd. LAKE FRONT BUNGALOW with large living room oak floors, er leav and 2 anal 
Large bright living. room, kitcb Sea dua ono OR 3-0681 MU 45508 SALE OR TRADE neat & clean. Auto, of] heat sacrifice for $13,950 . with e en 5 a ; : i 950 - k 
— Attractive modern-to-minute two| Corner 8c bus at door. 950 do : r ality "room screens. Select 5 heat, “Large beautify Jated. Large 30 ft. living rm. Pye: K = y ’ i Bl Dy / DR AYTON _ bedroom bungalow with attached | #6978 with EZ Terms. Tipe . 
_shrubbed. Lake R 3-2852.| ture window Pilagtered walls. ric anc 
Two large ealy n with large beautiful ledgestone J: ww HAYDEN, Realtor With all the extras. -1% - WELL BUILT BUNGALOW $11,500. Here is; th : NS fireplace, lovely tile bath, a kitch- as. ae 
MULAIPLE LISTING SERVICE | ‘aire, snows by gppeintinent coly, ssiutiamcl © seek PLAI en you will admire. large screened | Fopen ‘eves. sun tom $1) new “carpeting and” draper: occupancy Many “extras . . jes throu built-in such as Westinghouse dish- 
+ AReal Beauty : with brick fire- “iome with « 4 ote Sah: | WEST SIDE—2 family, lower fat Cherokee male bed brick SEEBALDT ST agile coal peddle in trade.| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE oven and range. eee way carpet garbage i incinerator 
: pick and span room c : oe eee . 
Fring room. snd exire| of ot weer tet frontage, Immediate Por: ceramic le pen with “latent rancher prim attached garage. fu fied boolean moth mags haan laar BRICK TWO FAMILY Wee ccewmt_cmelior home oS tice lot al fenced ‘ 
} . Loads of closets and ess: Easy terms. fixtures, fu ining room, fam- , with automati ‘ ISHED. Th pa ment. and gra) T 
cupboards, picture windows, two). 4) ty aise itchen, select oak firs.| spotless oak floors, tile bath: | floors. Ready for immediste ‘oc: | ict oacaien” Slatet ieeate, © ‘ ’ craved) terms: 
Dele bomen. ‘West suburben.| tiv on paved Onrect Excelent i, | new plaster, select oak foors, cupboards, formica counter top, Seven’? OBky Ut. S08. 16! 008) down blest Hew ge 0. pnenting “Ogemaw' ‘ Webster School oe Caren s tee 
roe ple new oil peer ccoediparoek ry sl. .| heat; softener, aluminiim storms potted ety TRADE-IN tter than average, es ie eS as ee , fos st a teem (he very “pink” 
Lake Front Beautiful lot ‘Sixi42. One 4 tm. 950--$2.500 down. and screens, outdoor grill. Of- — SEE BUY Bice bathrooms, @ good invest- been calling for. It 3 lactered wil. (ihe kienee 
Tri-level basement wns pene apt. ast floor, Also bath. One 2 MACEDAY TARE UPriva A fered at $18,000, terms. ment. ‘ large bedroom ms, ‘irepiace, tne bath.” fe ritchen, 
tiful -| rm. and one 3? r H vileges, at) : = ‘ separate ng room 7 
en. ‘ ig with picture} up, The 3 rm. apt i feeatened tractive ranch home built in| Family Special ( larkston INDIAN VILLAGE BRICK DAILY 3 TO 6 breakfast nook. The mest, gue heat, & a auto. 
fg a dream. Pri-| A good clean building through- 1955 on a large high well land- ‘a ep , $14,975 basement has gas heat. Ful 4‘ per cent mortgage. Fi ~ | 
vate lake with a eet of out Will accept late model car, seapea lot oms ile uick ssession t wae and attractive family price consider time offered—be , 
na . Landees = tot. sone contract housetrailer or bath. beautiful "rine room with | Suick 4 bus and sehoots, thts! REAL ESTATE INC home, an rooms larger than aver. ie Be fare ll nots reared " emailer home. in trade cred better oe cc 
Swotar garage. This is a home| equity in your home as down | ‘arse picture., window. | large | extra clean 3 bedroom home of-| 20 8. Main. Clarkston. Mich. aie haest of materials and Work-|  Piactered walls. Sep lege , j TO SEE THIS HOME 1 to o t h lini iy) : manship, dandy basement, & ’ ‘8 
Joe Mill be proud to own. payment. Ask for Mr Brown. kitchen has dining space. oll | fers convenient living for the | MAple _5-6821 noe semen screens—Formiea counter tops; West Side Income TO LOVE IT—15 ft. of wa- 
Sgpuement te se. Sotiris page year opp res! rge family. Feateres 1 bedroom |—— cia uptnibae —Recreation area—oak floors— Well located 2 family with ter front on beautiful Wat $495 DOWN — Right Bly cans! at bargain at $12,200-$1,800 down. | and 1, bath down, 2 bedrooms | QWNER MUST SELL i app picture windows —patio—service 5 rooms and bath ‘or own- kins Lake. A view of the 
Brick and Frame Crescent i, cottage and bath up, gas heat, automatic | @ walks. Price $15,900 on your lot 3 “ist floor: 3 lake from almost every 
bedroom with shower. Sajer stool. | CADILLAC AVE. — Bus every 20; hot water. garage, nicely land- jown on this 2-bedroom BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME or. will build py ¥ hg room. including the kitch 
Ente large teaine “hg Pagano Large 170x150 n lot “Plenty of minutes, 4 bedroom home,| scaped yard. Priced a $9,750, buneaiow pe ze Dera utiney ee LOW AND RAMBLING choles. We pieey seats pong a eb eer oe ent Superb custom construction 
story home. Bu it in. 1966. Land. = & = Ce home and a nes laaee — _ = Jools : nk — — ae arpo! Lot 60322. Bere = ne a home, weny bea: _ financing and all details. Full basement, gas Y weak at. folate and teed nad ee 
- ith stool, large heated back . ¥- ONLY $950 DOWN tiful & . tached garage, paved street. @ fire- 
and terms will sell quick./BUILD—We wit! build on your tot porch 3 bedresme, bath we Immediate possession on this nice-| two massive fireplaces, a living; Lake Front Bi-Level —— "Terms. Can be Coane as roe 
now, a lovely 3 bedroom starter bome | Oak floors, painted walls, full NIC "HOLIE ly decorated | 2dedroom brick ter-| room that is Perfect, 13x24. ful Brick ranch. Center hall_ plan yours tf you act now. The than bs ee ong 
rior all comp . Pull asemen new furnace, new . in .. a a i kitchen, 1 i room, : u've ev dream 
Brick Ranch Home — any reser Nd ae ot —— seater. Spek roe. paca coun, «Tat Maren) Shopete — Soy =r pees. all we, ie model kite en, ¢ extra size bed-| Lrade rogpr tt age  utface vere: 
Only $9,050 for a owner-built) studing. vy. Levmett jor 950 tent ¢ es REALTOR i arge mgie oo ie~ rooms, baghe, 1 10 closets. Rec- ree sual ous ae. HAVE for " erator, and wash- 
@ Wonderful lot.| Sacre: Very Sttractive and well | 99.908 or might trade for 3 bed | op aes. Clemens St. FE 5-1201 | $1,565 DOWN Se tree ee eee Feation ‘room. on ‘lake level, 2 Here's atehine sentten. AR in Gives “you Of peveey. shed ed home. on also — fin- room subarben. : Eve. Mr. Vorbes FE 4-2968 On this lovely 3 bedroom ranch. bpp oy — patio, Home {oo" saree ‘attached. Lot iia fimmoet new pli 2 bedroom West : on . sliding 7 eran os: 
fom, carpeting,” good. kitchen | basement” gniv ($0.960 with full |NORTH OF PIKE ST —New cus. manay biignaie Large ,Uving Foom, | Knoll with nice lawn, shrubs and | beach. ‘Te inctude ‘rich rose | extras You'll like the large boards and “stainless” steel _ Terms can be arranged. sk for Mr. Bro tom built home. The lovely 23 lent ke te o eat, excel-/ all surrounding homes compar- Wilton carpeting in 3 rooms lot, The lone fence, complete the picture. Plas- 
Sa : Bhd VIsIT—Our office and look over beautifar Sheares oleceeor seme Trad price ent Oe eh See oe oe ——— ee = a Mh ae + pattle aie Mees ew io 
‘Save Time our many photo-listings. You'll carpeted dining room, larg ¢ =A . « peed ey em ae! 
os Stop at our downtown office) ;A'¢ both time & money. Open kitchen with American fixtures, A as = HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW | 3 Bedrms.. $1,900 Dn. privioges on price S anes. rv SELLING AT soc RIGINAL 
of ” space to * Park “ght ‘at our upstairs has 2 nice ‘bedrogms, SOR RETTEP mee ew 3-bedroom homes. Oak floors EXCEPTIONAL ROOMS Like new brick and shingle now Let's make a DEAL. PRICE OF $6,950 — This 
Look at ;| door large tile wath with shower| FOR BETTER BUYS full basements, large lots. Model| Yes h t bed: bi 
Lom ra and list | | at 2753 BENDER. OP es. here is one of the largest gaiow on paved stree as room ungalow + bes cae 
ings of of homes for. WE_B doors & vanette, lots of closets, = re OPEN DAILY bungalows jin this area, plastered _ walls, oak rs red walls. You 
. No tion . sod gel and trade—List with Anderson windows, full base- INDI: AN VIL I AGE E ’ walls, oak floors, all tile bath, ‘ull basenrent Price — get alumna comaination 
ia We aad = ms pcaoener service ment with recreation room ecliataeal beautiful kitchen, a basement that Owner moving out of state a eC] nal ] ( ana V blinds at no 
CE oll & a ra and have ee Grepiese Afso extra bath, Tim- Modern 3 bedroom, full basement ig par excellence, ‘arge dot, many ai cos* to yow# North end near 
fot of serhage, We clad rect |  qriven’ eet Karege & coment) Ot, i Priced right at a fis, terms a $9.- K Baldwin. $1,500 down — $61 975, s or trade on > Nedresms = am psen v bad ir b= 
      
‘ good ehy home i 3 
LH, 1362 rooms. 
BROWN N! Realtor 
  ; Ph. FE 10 
saint Listing oer ris   
  
      
FLOYD KENT, Redltor Dixi Pe tea.   AMPLE CUsTO a era ee \ 
  PARKING 
ieee j FE 
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' | went te {- pa Cae. 
3 . ie ee ae j 
ait PEO rane Leh eee eres) ee ent Be   
  
with $2,050. down. 
Arnold Real Estate | 210 8. Fomeyen Ra | Fe oa 
j fi     5.5001 \ jRealter $9471 
Lit rd. Open E ‘ & Sun. Res. 
MULTIPLE LISTING VICE , 
    
  
  
WE TRADE, BUY OR SELL 
    52564) (DOR fons 152 Wr Muro gee Phone un 
i t ae . yo! 
    
KINZLER. 
  en Ww. sab REALTOR wie 
_ Bre. "til 8:30 i 
ot hed -f js i if, REALTORS Fk 4-0528|,   77.8. Telegraph Eves & Sun,   
  
        
Deat this one for value: 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
  — Picos FE 1100 6 or Pe Spr 
     
      vie ink a PRESS. TUESD.   
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ye eae or PE eAzi 
ee Eth ata Cgil\ MA 42141 
20K24 a CABIN NEAR 
Mio & Ausable Biver. Cosh or 
terms on 3-4816 after 2 
_ Sale Suburban Prop. Tak 
  BARGAIN 
WEST BRANCH, 
Modern ¢ B.R. , €ab- oan 
ins, Apts. All furn. 156 Ft. paved | 
St. extra adjoining 
oo¢ + Owner must seli— 
and in family, Priced 
low on terms. 243 N. B . een. 
We Branch 217—or 4-8903. 
For Sale Lots 46   
BUILDING LOTS 
Park by owner. FE » \m Donaldson 
109X196, COMMERCIAL . of Pontiac, OA 8-3145.   e353 location for that new 
PE 27421. 
ROY KNAUF, Realtor PE 2-7421   
    
. Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
  
DRAYTON WOODs - ve @ limited number of 
—_ 
FHA 
ase 
  
NORTH SIDE Large level lot near Fisher 
Body —, ane at only $505 
with $75.00 d 
CORNER 3 large } with city water, sewer 
and si Iks in, a steal at only 
$1500 with 20% down.. 
OFF AIRPORT RD. oe ee oe a er 3 
acres well In. Excellent joca- 
tion for large ranch home. Only 
Many others to choose from as low 
as $75.00 down. 
Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor 71 N. Saginaw Bt. Ph. PE 5-8165 
Open Eves Till 8:30 
  
Oreetad angel Lakes ent 4 
sites of 7 to fof. 
ove: and oo 
es on Otter-Byivan 
Here's an 
from $975 aulaing 
lake 
lakes. 
Priced 5 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor ational : Fic monger :   
  
  
40 ACRES 
"20 ACRES. poe Ph Walters 
RIDGEWAY 
$21,000, $8, 
‘Collect: Orton 
NAtional 7-2815 Lake srea. 
000 dn. 
Cc PANGUS, Realtor ville 
Rutledge OR 31 ND ACREAGE 31111, FE 4-0003   
Buy Say Tra Partridge 
__Lise Thru Partridge _   
Ortonviile 
  § ACRES. § ROOM HOME. SUCHY 
Realty.   
  
120 FT. FRONTAGE 0 calm or will leasé. Sale Business Property 4 49 
ON MONT- 
PE 2-0432.   
280° re oe 7 
Call. 
ton. al 
combine. $12,000; terms. 
MElrose 17-6823 anytime. ~ AUBURN | 
  
Buy. 
  
FRONT avg Wg items SINESS 
ith block buildin, 
er mile West of 
owner. Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge _ 
NTAGE 
r Rad. gs 
  
53 ft. of business 
heart in of a fast 
erea. Price tncludes ateel 
27 ft. building. Only 
REALTOR 
OPPICE OPEN 9-7 
R 3-6440 
s Lake Roed & trusses 
$3. HIGHLAND ROAD 
O 
“teay| F.C, Wood Co. OR 3-1235 
  
  
gy omy 
cated on South ane 
Auburn Ave. with ding. 
of traffic, 
TT ON. enw 
Open Ev oes “th = Corner Wil M59 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A 
tion for wore. BO. Box La ij 
Drayion Platas’ Su of Pon: tac 
cnorce USED CAR LOT, LO- 
near Lots 
&dw. M. Stout, Renee 
  
, Box 835, Pontiac. For Sale or = 50 
= acne. $905, TERMS. OWNER, 
  
20 Vacant Acres = 
Bevel Be batidin pam lhe 
i. On R 3.0701. 
this growing 
ip rent. Business Opportunities 51 
312 PT. FRONTAGE ON PAVED 
tly rolling —_ loam, 
4308 “Dixie 
AUTO py 3 AND _— STATION. 
inve 
  
. Corner of Cass & Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
SUILDING FOR RENT. 2 W. ftv & Huron. ‘ 
  
Bay Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge   
254'x450' NEAR WATERFOR 
Super 
wxciutive Type 
Or Lar 
  
cated 
sniies. ‘Adjacent to «Ss wpe 
recreat area, On A sobbge 
Excellent building a. oe as as 
$1,960, LADD’S AT 23585 LAPEER RD. (MM) AT SILVER BELL RD. PE 5-9292 
HOMESITES   
  
ot Pontiac. 
cellent site for tidevel or Sisevel 
with plenty of rich garden space. 
4 ACRES, WOODED 
With several excellent 
sites. Among large hard 
trees. About an acre of cleared 
garden space. down. 
Priced for quick oats. Pa is the eee opree 6 ae — be oy 
Bxceilent soll a fruit & ber ferries. 
ins INC 4286 Dixie H'way. at Sashabaw 4 OR_3-1231   
cal ve 
a 
aaa fee aane L 
inventory. FE 3-138. */Dixie Highway] ? Very Active Corner 
Market tas 
ge Gas 
“Aino tec sioeea Chaar ban epete 
“|. Schuett 
    
Cc 
  
SPECIALS. 
School it 
rer isai is Aix tor" and 
an BROW} , Realtor | «| Huron tvenings a a 
  excellent 
Mr. Breve. Wary liberal a 
    \; DEALERSHIP OPEN | 
in 
building E Division 16,18 West Mt. 
HOTEL AND BAR 
of Postise and | 
  BUSY AURANT — 
nF RETIRING A teal buy at $25,500 — with $6500 down which  in- Indes — restay eq ent, 
a and nice 4 toom home - 
on property! Price reduced 
 WOVTREALTY z 2-b040 a. ‘Telegraph tl   
“LET'S TA K BUSINESS” 
rent 
home in trade. 
Tastee-Freez A’ beautiful new Tastee Freez 
business in "ike area. Now 
open and ready to, be taken 
over by . someone would 
like to work only 7 months out 
of ‘the year. 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
CY | SALES CORPORATION | LANDMESSER, BROKER 
1873 8. GS pat RD. 
ARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR 
  
iperiEs OPROpTUNTTY = your 
mea pee ie gg high Jas in- 
none fastest oc 
NP East come. 
USINCSS 
free. President, 
— Denver, Colo. 
= Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
KNITTING eee 2   
. ame 
and ao Sis, SS Bed 
—— Raga stock 
Rent Oui $0, do plus? 
BEER STORE 
Long established cash-and carry 
beer re on main street. Lng 
low erhead operation. $70, 
ons . Baty yr. —— irefriger- 
$5,000 dn, plus stock. 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
  
  
THRIVING ROOFING AND SID- 
ing business on 2  migps lots = 
§ room modern home.and 2 t 
car garages. — hed 11 car 
1956 gross paren . Pull price $16,- 
600, $6,500 down. 
Roy Annett Inc. 
Huron REALTOR sored 80466 
‘oeea Evenings and Sunday !-4 
<5-BUY 7) SELL, REALTOR 
“pakraupge tke 31 RD 
VARIETY STORE FOR SALE CAN 
be seen at _ 8. Sanford, or call 
_after 1 pm. FE 40473. 
WE COVER ; 
THE STATE 
SODA BAR, DAIRY STORE 
Thriving town, near Pontiac, completely ——- 
anufacturini   
  oan iee cream m™ 
34x80. ft. masonry glass trent 
building. Beautiful living quar- 
rything. ters. § 800 —e eve 
“GAS & OIL 
co over _— gallons per 
month. Good lease, 4 wheel drive 
and all good equip- 
@ stalls. §2,600 
tock. 
HARDWARE STORES 
We have some hardware busi- 
nesses with low overhead, which 
provides an opportunity for you 
to started in a profitable bus!- 
ness with smal] investment. Call 
ene of our specialists now, get 
a one business for a 
UTICA TAVERN, SDM 
Nice gross, living quarters, good 
lease, fine opportunity in this fast 
growing community. 40% down, 
wil take trade. ° 
CLASS C, LUPTON 
095x140 rustic building, 9 rm. rus- power wago: ment. 2 serv plus 
stream and air strip. Buy this 
and live right. Easy terms. Will 
take trade. 
STATEWIDE | —_ —— Service of Pontiac 
D. RLES, REALTOR 
int ‘8. Teearan FE 40521 
WONDERFUL 8 
& wife. Dry — store with   
truck & 3 & 
sell without” “truck.” 
Have books to show. 
8-3934 or evenings 
Sale Land Contracts 52 
30 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON 6 Kis. ‘Fat abs contract. Bal, $5,- 
FOR SALE LAND CONTRACTS. CTS, 30 __per_cent discount. OR 3-64 
LET YOUR 2g $ s$ 
WORK for YOU We herve both large and small 
- gontracts for sale. From our- 
teous eer | Call pay a Se 
ns wilantion 
jd. C. “HAY EN, Reatlor” of women Eves. 500 BOW 
"Boe Se mags Silas. tite $2,800 
ag ay to ‘lew 53 
(Btate Jeormers Lenders) 
BORROW 
WITH 
CONFIDENCE . HPC — Household Finance Cor- 
poratior is, America's oldest and   
5. 
eS 
  
  
. make requia: monthly payments. 
Loans are made without endors- 
. Servic: is fast. Money ws- 
the me day. Phone or 
Household Finance 
m4 8 ’ Corp. of Pontiac Barina St. The Ka Bldg. 2nd_Floor, Room 204 = FE +0588 
~~~ FOaNs, TO $500 BENEFICIA FINANCE CO, (Provident Loan) 
7 W. Lawrence St. FE 20249 
Buckner Customers   
  
‘Happy Folks 
      
      . FINANCE CO. Al, BLDG. 
  main highway [ 
tie home and 15 acres with trout. 
ET-UP FOR MAN pact 
. OF will} 
      
  Oakland 
Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
“FE 2-9206 
LOANS _   
$35. TO $500 COMMUNITY LOAN oo. 3 FE. LAWRENCE FE 6-042] FRIENDLY SERVICE   
parking and g, where new 
abhor consulta rooms await 
you, Or phone. FE 5-8121 and tell 
u your 
Home & Auto 
Loan Company 1 - Perry Street . Second Floor) 
Hours ® A 5 Saturday 9 to 1 AY. . ‘Arete ry 
MODEST MAIDENS ma 
  
    
  
  Yar FRLAN} AP Mew vlewteres         
  
            
         
        
       —   “Okay, Chairman of the Board, let's go to work!”   
        
WHEN YOU NEED 
You caa get tt quickly on your 
signature car cr furniture, No 
Payments to suit your 
budget. We will be glad to help 
vou with your money problems. 
STATE 
  _Sale Household Goods 57 
2 PIECE SECTIONAL. ALMOST 
_ new. $15. PE 44063. 
50 OR ‘56 | FRIGIDAIRE REFRIG- 
erators. Good _ cond. OR 3-1538. 
9 x 12 RUGS, WOOL FACE, $16.95. 
Reversible, $16. od imported, 
ome Axm 68, rug 
"Pearson s Furniture,   
  
  
  
  
Swaps 55 oe clin die din icin ity ditt tii tinea’ 
3 RM. HOUSE. NOT MODERN. 
For too or tfade. $1,509, 
  
ima ‘HOUSETRAILER, FOR DN. 
payment on small house, big dis- 
om for cash & furniture. FE 
  
15 ACRES. “LARGE CABIN. TWO 
roperty. 135 miles 
Pontiac. Trade or sell, 
0.500 . “cement mixer, in good 
cond. $350, F. C. Griffin. MASiair 
_6-5256_ aera ¢.. 
  
; STUDEBAKER CHAMPION. 15y 
Sharp. For pickup truck. FE 
  
$3,100 EQUITY IN 3 BDRM. HQME 
in Pontiac for land contract. Will 
adjust any difference. EM _ 3-0081. 
BY- OWNER ON RUSSELL 8ST. 5 
rooms and ba full basement. 
Will take small housettrailer plus 
cash for equity, Full price $9100. 
_ FE 2-738. 
HAVE YOU TRIED swar ‘AP SERV- 
_tee? Call OR 3-866 
BALE   
  OR TRADE 
Pairlane, 123 Green 
BWAP, BUY OR SELL — CALL 
Swap Service, OR 3-866) 
BARGAIN. | | | PURNISHED OR hed. $850 or late model 
car down payment. New ! ! ! 
_‘eges Clarkston ar area. ( 
BINOCULARS 150 COATED, TA- ble saw. Want lumber or grain. 
EM_3-0320..   
TE MODEL CAR AND CASH 
FOR YOUR LAND CONTRACT 
(WHERE YOU HAVE SOLD 
PRO: TY). . VAN WELT, 
Pnone OF 3-1355 
ONE OLIVER OC-3 FRONT END 
joader. One stock trailer, 34 
i. tractor if needed ES 
W. Kenneth Rd. FE_5-0057. 
wit, Lh esau td IN HOUSE 
& lots Oxbow for: —— 
_Thede! car = r truck FE 2-84) 
WILL TRADE HOUSE TO Tana 
tle near here for Tandem dump   
  
truck, Low | trailer, house- 
tratler, ‘ vacant =e Serenee or 
wha ave you, all 
Bob Fox, 31245 west 8 Mile "Rd. 
Livonia, Phone Detroit, KE 5-9200 
or _evenings TE ‘ 4-5755 
WOOD & STEEL LATHE. ~ COMBI- 
nation for what have you? MA 
—— fl. 
For Sale Clothing 56 ore Je oe 
% LENGTH MUSKRAT 
New. $175. MI 66813, 
a MATERNITY DRESSES, SIZE 
_,16._ $15. OR 3-2216. 
DRESSES & SLACKS. ONE NEW, 
the rest worn ence, FE 8-2496. 
__Call_ after 5 p.m. 
GIRL's CLOTHING, 
men's 36-38, ladies’ 14-16, Also 
eg Sue navy spring coat, 
size 8-10, pink orion dress 12-14. 
_ Call EM 3-4570 
GOOD MEN'S ~ CLOTHING “DIF- 
ferent sizes, Shirts, pants & 
coats. Cheap. FE   
  COAT. 
. BIZ i2-t4, 
LADIES CLOTHING sizE8 6 TO 12. oa ‘sults, enon jackets, 
__Size 40, Exe. ¢ cond. 3-3623. 
LADIES SHOES, st 7 nLaeeT 
_hew, FE 2 2-0702 afier 6. 
LOVELY sUB - TEs IVORY 
taille et like new, size 10-12. 
    80 ble red Boucle girl's 
coat with Ia linen collar, size 
5-6. Free ma g hats. 682 E. 
_ Beverly. 
a NYLON TUL 
$150 new new, or will Bony —— 
Size 10, FE 8-6571.       
mais 
  
___ Scrap ¢ &l Iron 5 PPBA PALS 
4-1 PRICES F POR. “SCRAP RAP CARS 
and tron. FE 8-8797, FE 4-6570. 
HIGH DOLLAR FOR JUNK AND pee cars. FE 44878 — MY a if 
Sale Household Goods 57   
    
ae new, : E£ refrigerator, rebuilt, at. $50 
: 
i 1 one To SWAP ‘AP SERVICE WILL 
YOR on whatever you 
2 2 PR. FRENCH D Books ALMOST   
Buckner’s Emrioyes -erve with a bie, ‘lem sme, antiques. thal nies, = 
em af 8y- manner. M re. 
wt cea to “eal Buckner _ past. wiles 
thowa, oat ie |2 PIECE LIVING RM. 80 Fi &. we to everyone borrowing |“ end table, floor lamp and mag- 
Fateh daze wun | renee Pau credit account suite. Exe. cond. 9 - 
company where” you Bo oor hogany dining rm ma Esc 
= llegghapiamaialed ae Se oar Loans jo #80n, Op to 24 m Pc LivinG RM SUITE. ta 
desk, drum ¢abie & ta- bles, FE 
2 CLEAN. W iG MACHT 1 Let iryer & 1 GE auto. 
tee g ee te!          "S6 FORD | 
St. 
14. | 
564 
| Eee . ; T.  SOLBERGT UPRIG 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 FINANCE Co. , deep freeze, 1 yr. old. $185. Freez- 
Beg tn Su sINeSEES 702 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. ing cartons tains, pictures, 
1050 W. on ST. Fee | co FT] UPRIGHT WILSON 7 3 CU. FT. UPRIG Ww iN 
OPEN EVE. til 9° TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | “ treeser. Like new. MYrtie 21374. 
202 N. MAIN aout Wie NG YOU WANT 
ROCHESTER, M MICH. FOR THE HOME CAN BE ‘OE FOUND 
RESTAURANT ee oe A little out of = be wit but « lot 
te = pe — Teco Pot HOUSEHOLD GaooDps cenes “oan and Peieetrie pate res 
ou ie Ithoeu, we . 
ce § , tereifie volume ~i ss Ph L 60711 OL 1-0701| store. Ranges, —— a 
cy veawa: nty par! 5 
waitin trade ‘very good. 4 __ Mortgage Loans 54 Sig eS 
new businesses ope sae toe occasions! 3, tables, lamps 
gl sap gg nag mae geen LOANS—$600 to to $l 1,500 TV sets, radios, rugs, dining room 
in this area. This business will *~ TN ee eas soe ane many 
y for waar gglodigar Hae one year. Geomes | a = Bas ay = = | ies NEW & USED. 
pone be, retained. “ARRANGE: GE dn ¢ ones Count 7 Vis. our trade dept. for real 
aN rovements, ditions aes OrgSE: ‘OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN 
L ¥ re cnatsomed. UP 10°14 MONTE "79, PaY 
| ] I I } hries howe Waid a. pore ne on We buy, se'l or tr: Come out 
é ; garage home. pee round 3 eer es of free 
EP 2O0T4 eRetlot GEE ETM'| opty’ am Rational Bulcang, | ope Won sath 70 @ Eves. f ( 
Multiple Listing Service , Pontiac or Phoue PE. 64 E oaY ) TO 
4 miles E. of Pontiac or 1 mile 
Re: of — Heights on Auburn 
FE | 9x12 | F elt It Base Rugs $3. 95 UM, $6.30. 
MAIL VINYL TILE, 
m4} vy, Ft. Wail Tile 25c QG, $375 
" G. $1.95 
Syers, 14 141 W Huron, ‘PE 4-3064 
ay io” TV TABLE MODEL EL AND 16° 
BOR sae Reasonable, & 
  
4% IN. ELECTROMASTER ELEC- 
tric stove. Rea’ clean Good con- 
_ dition. OR 3-2131, after 4:30. 
1 RCA ee, ~ CONSOLE TV. TV antenna kit, $0.95. 
WW ALTON TV Walton. Cor  Yoslyn _ PE 2-2257 
$ ROOMS OF FURNITURE AND 
access. FE 6-477 
1956 Pe 41506. WRINGER WASHER.   
  
ADMIRAL REFRIO., KELVINA- living rm. out- 
_tte st Siipeeen, 6 Clarkston. ee saath nee 
ADMIRAL — REFRIGERATOR, FE 5-2037. 
A NEW VM MODEL 710 TAPE 
recorder. Must sell. EM _ 3-2400. 
ANTIQUES & SOLD, D, SOUGHT” AND 
_exchanged. OR 036. 
APT. SIZE f REPRSIERI TOR. 
__ldea!l for cottage. $ . MA 56-4408. 
APARTMENT BIZE ae RANGE,     
  
  
  volt — take over payments. FE 
5-2833 after 6 pm. 
BLOND OAK SPINET PIANO & 
— oon new $495. Cash. 
BLOND ‘BEDRM, BRAND NEW 
double dresser, large mirror, 
arid —— All for case, bed 
‘50 Pay only $2 weekl x, 20 otver sets at equal sevings, Pear- 
— s Peraitere 42 Orchard Lake 
ve, 
BUY A SMALL RADIO GET 
the news. $5 to $10. FE P 8-8785.   
42 Orchard Lk. 
Lata CABINET, DINETTE, COM- Ave. 
    
  
  
  
  
    
      
| ae ope       
    madinnaty ¢ feome. of Oa and 8 _ lawnmower, : POINT WRINGER T Sale Household ¢ Goods 37 aa ai ied 
YPE 
eases, seed cond. OL 1-1518,   
oven. Demonstra! 
Mie ro Electric Co. 1060 W. HOTPOINT BUILT IN CHROME 
trator, $135. foe B. he 
  
2 ges SOFAS, MODERN. 
Buy a 
  
LA COMS. RADIO & 3 
a a   
ariand. 5 
sat tefore 8: & 
NECCHI LiKE NEW, 
of 
_anytl Ande Wean 
off. Used TVs $19.95 u 
or TV, §300. Sweet's ‘adio take over witli Zi0- y~ 
NEW EP. oe 7 PER CENT RCA col- 
& Ap- 
+118.   _Pliance, 433 W. Huron, FE 
ONE 30 IN. rarer =r paar 
like new. FE 5-291! 
PHILCO REFRIGERATOR _stove, like new. FE 3 
‘PORTABLE “BHOWER. APT. 
gas range, used 5 months. 
and 
OR 3-8233. 
PRACTICALLY NEW 
_ washer, M 48013 
any console 
id 6-1300. 
Tae re tube, 1 yr. 
$90.95. Milk’s, MI 
REFRIGERATOR, $35, 17" 7 
Power mower 
_almost new, $225. BED, 
AND 
. Biz Rugs 
quilt tops. 3165 Alco Dr. 
ee eed 
: MAYTAG Bi 
RCA 124" Bag bhaes ah sata HOG. 
TELEVISION. NEW PIC- 
warranty, only 
MI 6-1300, 
“TV, 35. 
$25. Dee froces. | 
FE 5-   
seised auto. 
balance $2 wk. New 
froner, floor sample, 
Schick’ a, M MY 3-3711. eay 
makes, Us pong 6 
Johnson, REFRIG. | : } CU. FT. FRIGIDAIRE. 
wash-" . Guar. repos: 
er, late modal. and electric dryer 
Whirlpool 
enor eng ee 
REBUILT WASHING | ator tye Thyle 
FE 
  
1956 models, one 
teed for 5 years. 
frigerator for a lit 
REFRIGERATOR, $ ss. = up otrie 
om & ming Sis 50. 
Appliances, all k 
Furniture, 42 ome 
ture 
Pearson's 
Lake Ave, REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR'S 
of “America’s 
best makes, perfect, new, guaran- 
uy & new re- 
fe more than @ 
used machine. Michigan Fiuores- 
cent, 393 Orchard Lake »_Ave. 
b, GAS 
stoves, 
Furni: inds, 
Orchard 
  
SEWING MACHINES 
Auto. -Zig-fiag Sewing Ma 
  
  
  
room suite four burner, $120.50 value, $59.95.| Free Demo. ALLAN'S FE 2-0143 
Slightly scratched. Al > several se 
full size ranges in electric and| SINGER ELECTRIC CONSOLE 
as at extraordinary values. with attachments, Round bobbin. 
ichigan Fluorescent, 393 Or-| Take over ——<— of $6.15 Mo. 
chard Lake Ave. Ser’ bome * aries, Will bring to 
AUTO, WASHER, KENMORE, SOLID” WALNUT ANTIQUE —OC- 9-5972. —— — Needs — ; a 
TOSOMATY WARIERE, DEBUG | vase Ga belt hed ger washers, | eTBRLING SILVER, SERVICE oe a 960.06 | Ter é. Initial B. g2b if taken al 
ROY's REPLACEMENT PA PARTS once. FE S-gype. 
96 Oakland A 2-4021 sTOvi Es: 1 ONT, SOLD _Ex- 1 & ners. ii . em- 
“BIGGEST F BARGAINS oe rr s0801 
Table top gas range... $15 | TAPPAN. 30° DELUXE, Gas Apt. elec. gested ceisies HY Stove. Auto, oven, New cond. 
— —eers ; _FE E §-4706 after 6. 
ate ray TELEVISION. 2 YRS OLD GUAR. Small Desk ._ $161 Commerce eerie 34114 
Beds comnts TOASTMASTER 50 ELEc- 
I.CA com). ra pete | Th par? l-y “gl oe in- 
LL AND = H xa ‘unre 
EVERYTHING FOR HE oe _Electric, Co. 1060 W. 1 
TRADE ELECTRIC SANGRE § FOR 
FURNITURE CO. as ranges. R. B. Munro, 
i oe E 28823) ~~ TRADE-IN DEPT Pe RR Ryo a eT EA “he - . 
BENDIX DRYER, 110 ie 200 | eas. choctrie washer 
    
  
    tal) -   
TLDING 
Orchard ‘ake Ave. 
oy Fane 8      
      
Pn 
  
4x88 
FIR 
PLYSCO 
34.75 
with a & groove sid- 
panels. edie ee     
RE LIONEL & AMERICAN 
To 5159. 
RMR FURNACES   
. Dites tm one. bess, 
odor, All colors, $3.48 
9 8. ‘Saginaw 109% Par 
  
FLYER TRAINS 
Oakland Fw 
436 Orchard Lake Ave   
             
        
         
rubber. Lsineey tet. PAINT YOUR HOUSE: IN ANY   
    
  ‘weather—no iter 
a cac use KOTON., Warwick's, ° FE new, Tye. See. is E. 
Northern Lumber Co. “Bry 5 se cea 
7940 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 3-417! YW e SMA 
We Diriver % 4x8 plys swoo ae @ Seiad if'S. wares GOAL ELEC. HEATER. g108. |'y" aus pizkeore. a $4.00 >, ame Ms, a gas e : E D Cab. sinks & fittings, $50.50 up.| Pur, white pin Ps ffic uipment jacatey trays, stand, faucets, umiode oe inte» from a 0 e Eq 63 
SAVE ELOMBING 1 W. Wal — MiPE 2-104 | ™ ad, gene} 
FT) oe ie ax EXTERIOR PRE - FAB PORTABLE FUE FGEL Oil TANK. 220 sTENO i Pisis 
  
  
‘stor erecting 
tool sheds 
overhead toon SPE Sto 
_ail hardware. § 
‘Tbs. of rod. Ong 1948 
truck. MArket 4-3127, 
fe mone’ 
_FREE 
Sew 
Gutters — 
“Orade 
Plaster board — 
Buy FHA — 5 years 
Berving Pontiac — 
PAUL ST. C 
] 6120 Bogie Lake 
“ALL STEEL F 
A x haw ss Gobet 
__vecorder. Must sell. 
mugs. Marble top & 
_wheels, Mise. | 
ares. loges mo 
New oak flooring, No. 3.. 
Free set toler .. ..... 
4” sot} fh. s 
Reynolds yy Out 
aha! : 
_ chard. Lake Ave. 
  1060 | _¢      
   eres cabins $12 per “panel 5 = 
BARGAIN SALE 
  & 
ig AMP ELECTRIC WELDER , 0 14 ton Chev 
Call efter 
6pm 
“ANCHOR FENCES OM eeTIMATES FHA @® Peat. 
~ Always Call — 
EM3-2731 — your bullding needs free estl- 
8 
Steel calve.t Pipe 
er Drain - tile 
oofing — Cemen 
Markea Lumber 
Rock Lo ath 
pa 
Suburi a 
YR" 
LUMBER CO. Road 
_Commerce, ,_ Mich. 
ENCE jd & "08st or dowf a 
  110 TAPE 
EM -3-2400. 
ANTIQUES — DIsHES, LAMPs, SIL- ver & glass castor sets, shaving 
walnut ta- 
bles. Ladder back chairs. Buggy 
iron. OR 3-212 
i | PURNISHED OR 
  
$85 per 
$ 3.65 
adie ra ise ft. 
ft 
Lavatories com- 
ete, $14.95. Stall showers, $34.45. 
ichigan Fivorescent, 303 Or- Pp ; 
WOLVERINE LUMBER e cd. 
320.8 Paddock BATHTUBS, 5 FY. R 
chipped, $39.85. 
BATHROOM ‘PIXTURES, 8, YOUNGS. 
town kitchen, ol] & gas furnaces, 
  
2600 Union Lk -R¢ at 
148 
—S wien tow od 
Flush ext 
Interior aoor jam 
Baseboard 
Door & window trim   "| Sliding windows from ....... 
, Sting. band, #08 app AND WED- 
Will sell reasona 
Ask for Ren,   
ae 172 8. Sagins 
8 zn 
ft A-l cond. 
fat: 6-2574_ 
Ene. and fa cap. MFOR. THE oor ah AREA'S LARGEST 
DOW D , 485) 
. biteh oe "from. bd 
isel sheet, 
OR. 3-6104. 
“Bee Scenes | B 
$175. MAy- 
PUEL Of, TANK c NEW, BOs. $36 00. 
    -|\GAS WATER HEATER, $54.95: 
Electric water heaters, 879.95: 
bathtubs, first grade, $49.95. G. 
A. Thompson, 60 8. Perry. 
  
  
  
Sf 
  site "Garden Oe 
    Dresser «.... 0.1 fe-vvcacsivcseee $14.96 
Pend gor 2 pe suite, te, ‘washer. gas Des gs “+ $10 98 
fond (ranaporation. 10 8. Tas |p, c go: BAe » & vascieee E 
ET “Wi 
prices Ores on eee real a ‘ toaster, PE 7.0024 ° MS = 
Son MAPS PUREE | THOMAS ECONOD _ ruffle, Pain coverlette. FE 3-1606 AS LONG {Y 
DAVENPORT & CHAIR. ITURE CO. cond, Reasonable. OL 31-3951. | yg 1 8. naw St. ‘ 
ae eee ecrice ie apie mp, ¢ 
cabinet, red tn cout, studie USED DEI T. 
couch & new slip cover, chromg’ Maytag auto washer. see $88.00 lec. plece service, Frigidaire quto.. $38.00 
bedroom — areaees taste m ee oes oo dens 
paren J haps td chest. PE | 1Cu. ft. Philco. Freeser ... $119.50 " ri few. neon he win Raf Wwasher....... 69 
i for newly weds. $299. OL CL "AYTON’S 
ELECTROLU: LATE MDPDEL, NITURE & A 
rae — make 6), =— 5 KEEGO HARBOR FE 5-0474 
Al @ mo. or USED REFRIG. .i.....+00+- 96 
SEE | 2.48, rE oie t nox good eee ceectceue weve fas oe | el 
eae te sre, bed. Full song dl bed with mattress, aged 
¥ ‘w screeris 
lor-Tot, LORD'S WHOL ESALE 
FRIGIDAIRE. rand a ee aii 
Mike, VACUUM ose 
: NU-VACS oy $14.95 
FURNITURE wm et Free Demo, ALLAN'S 2-0143. 
GE. 1 SMALL CONSOLE. VERY ; . ERTS 
a rena Ra. a owt] vo Floor Sample Sale 
ELEC: to cent & 
37° - ~ oR ‘burner. qiectric ranges, had rs, a dtyers. 
an ; at k's, MI fetrigerators. ol ete. Up to 2 years 
s 12 7 FE 56-6199 ceseesuseess = WASHING ae 
atic washer........+. BS tional with sutomatic 
range rert Fd 120.50 value, $89.95. mathiges 
igerator . ent, 393 Oreharé Lake 
poloons iiecic ‘ine. Avenue. ; fs Auburn Ry. 43673 bsp a nae 
*/ HAND WOVEN RUGS. h Ge Dis eae ero or yarn. $1 _ F UMBING © 
mercial © caving. OR’ 6109.95 iM L- FREE hoi OME TRIAL | 
Prone PE bouts 
eyes A a heme, 
iI   
  
Pease mower. 1042 
_ SAB E AUTO. . RANGE, MODEL DDI, oe Doors sec- 
wa 
model. 
  
¢ Estates. 
        ‘|G00D GE REPRO $35: RGE 
kitchen Jt with   
PATIO SLABS TDOOR | FIREPLACES 
  
1 ag bo ae’ piyscord 
5g 
  oe 
kinds also’ Outside 
—   vancty in Color & Size. No | GR NDS. 4 FT., ~ COM. Money Down. ete units with -end els. « 
.ROGER —. apt nea shelves side, . 2258 
Construction Co, 1200 y Lk. Ra. | _Disle H 
Union Lake Village ‘EM 3-4825 | NATIONAL. 
PL WOOD. condition, Reasonabie, 
ates? Cash & Carry : rti 
4 4x8" fir oy Lonneramcne __ Dale Sporting Goods 65 
OE 2 peeenecenodocecsccnean cLors suet T NETS, REC, $3.95, 
Wire smelt neta, reg. a now 
Plastic waders, reg, 91.98, now   
velue = our comp 
lection of lights for every cool in 
house at terrific values, 
boven 393° «Orchard 
  
  
mates, FE 4-18 
SALE Sheetrock   
ly wood 
1x12 white pine boards. ft 
Inside door jambs W P 
erock, pilaster and bardware. 
IAL8 FOR COMPL! 44-4 HOUSE 
MAKE 
BURMEISTER n Late 
Factory to you +l plete Free esti- 
| 4x8 Sheet $1.35 
Boll pipe, galvanized pipe, newer 
- BAVE UP TO 8509 ON MATER- Rubber hip boots, reg. $15.95, now 
_ Anderson Hardware i‘: 8. peagresh on ie 
oun, a MODERN iN & ANTIQUE. 
    PR. a.) 0 BINOCULARS, COST $80, trade, Burr-Shell, 375 will seli for $40, like new. PE| _8- clogroph Ra. FE 2-4 
_ 273. MROD FPOLDIN SCS 
“cette cnpan pe a mes for jugs, 
tn r é Sand. Ay | Medley mae ren and, Grav Gravel & Dirt 66 
SALE! 10 --A Soma, SAND & GRAVEL 
Alum. comb, windows @ doors. | * ed STONE, 40 
MTN ra, Slek Oren Evan an Humphrey PE 3-799; 
A i pee | TOF | SOIL, SAND ry 
t petned) Ball, FE Pe 
“hk 1 TOP SOIL 
|| 1251 Baldwin Ave. * 
  
“Fir” Plyscord, 428% sheet . 94.95 
Blanket insulation 100 “a. ft. $3.95 F__3-6868. 
Twinsulation _% Dog fn. . 71.90 
—— per $1.39 
Doudiags fir x8. $u12, 2x14, 
3x18 as eostes $89.00. M 
4x8'4 fir. plyw 
A-l TO 
ee 
_FE_ 6-1! 
oa ravel, rhe 
tt] 12 or rE 
  
  
    
      
      
     
  
  
24.45. These are slightly marred. 
ichigan Fluorescent, 
chard Lake Ave 
FE 5-306 ol. FE 5-300 
  
      
  
an 
eo” Ave 3) (Or 
TREE Pane AND REMOV- } AND REMOV- 
Talbott t Lumber 
+2521 
BENSON LUMBER CO. 
n §-2100 | YOUNGSTOWN + 
Hot water and - ilers, 7 dirt. Sand, avel and = vie dirt, 
automatic. water heater tard: sont Couey wie g _Fugene’ Bennett, FES ware, ¢€ ric# upplie rock ‘ooley e 
and tile ivenleed. Topps r, black +417) we Sigg Hg o'E pie oma AVE hy 
pipe and fittings Lowe Bros, “arelegraph & * Mt Ai TOP BLACK , 
Paint BU iy x scas } aoeee rt ‘and Lg Bee and Leet 
an. PE 45431. 2 4p (KS | on Peas. 
EEF AND PORK — HALF AND EINFORCED, AAA TOP “80, SAND GRA 
gears, Opdyke, Mks.. : seat, ries, Lakevie’ ‘orm a I} Girt alse iuling. i 
~ RECLAIMED — AL 4 end wie —ver wea saat? NEW ALL KIN RA 
Ceoe ae = babie. Terms, a rotted cow manure, FE 
a SETS, aoe fe of gi 12 ar i eaters ot apeciatia- oS up an's 38, boy's to : ve : 
enutine Dia. Solid Gold Mount ing in fill @work. Trucks loaded, 
Watches-ladies-gents, Jed i. ». ne, a3 as vote? at ay - MY 3.1483 FE 5-5191 
verware serv ‘or up. | - SPECIA I A 
nee one atat ton POP se Us / gteritized thoes ne nal Used _B CK | D IRT 
me see whet your dollar comamalee' Dixie Hwy. LoapIna OW. WALTON BLVD. 
savemee » charge accts - we rayton. ra : ee “oe Bn ae] Josiyn, B, L. 
EDWARDS OUTLET _18 8. 8a. EEL DRUMS Fon PUTTING BLACK Du bint, BANG GRAVE, a 
CYCLONE FENCE — MFO. re Sean MF. Suita, MY | px 61TH S Pe oer? 
_US.8. Pree estimates. OR 3 en x cow MANURE OR. AND LiOWT RAUT- 
CASH 1 FOR FORNITORE 7 ‘}SURPLUS LUMBER & 34783. 
MATERIAL SALES CO. cow wANOR CABINET GIN o5; OTA less steel, re #4495; |. USED LUMBER BARGAINS bar sinks, a. A. Thom pson, 226 Cleaned vows 
__ 80 8. Perry, —. all lengths over 8 + we 
pc nem” | BROMO fee fe Cw ewe aeneee ea 
Lea of ty Enel MOD- | 3513-oei2’ Timbers. : 
Fe te? sevice | G00d unit heaters 880 & up 
p21 Mi, Clemens PE. 3-0030 | Used toilets, sinks, pipe, steel. At 
COKE “MACHINE. UPRIGHT, 10¢ | B¢cleimed brick ae SAND & GRAVEL » "hea tie new, cus eae om naw S BUILDING MATERIALS rp 240 29-8025 
sacrifice for cal tar Per | LTS ee mee Aer © tridge, FE 1 
|. | COMPLETE SCREENED PORCH, ywceds — paneling — S, | 6000 TOP ye LOADED OR 
a6" high. /m gat area,|__ ced Weterior trimee __ | , telivered. FE 4000) ee Two 30” ry tacloted. | MI 4-8013 | interior Paints... $4.48 gal. Goop ROAD  onavEL DELIV: 
DELUXE, SELF-FOLDING PLAY-| PHA TERMS, FREE MA’ ered. Priced 
pes & 80 gal. elec. hot water 8 to §:30 closed Suns. % 
ate x Tropies fish tank and ac- ightand Rd 4. (M80) OR 3-1002/ GRAVEL PIT ASE. 
fat PACTORY —aEpORDA oot Fira, PER ET: S| rpoatteDeniven Bt 8, FA Y & i r , 120. 
stock, any size ‘50 & | Warwick's, FE 45000. nm road gravel. 6 yd. toads, $7. 
ercer r, 490 Pontiac | SEPTIC TANKS, REINFORCED Ful 8-1717 or FE St rail. Walled Lake. MA 42222 | concrete. FE 2-6472 or PE 8-0028. LOADING TOP 8O0IL “BAILY. 
’ ETS. $4240 VALUE, #2395./ _Ysle -* ee 
mpire Lavatories, $2950 value, $14.95.| NOW | Moss. 1} showers ——-- fau NGritlow. re Lock "paves. “Pe 2-475. 
Commerce | cets and curtain $68. value, PONTIAC | LAKE BUIL BUP- DERS 
gravel, fill ber drain 
ile, trucking, cement & mortar. 
__OR 3-15¢. 
REAL NO-1 TOP sot Va = ae one PE 56-6372 
SAND, PILL DIRT RT GRAVEL TOP 
  cont soll, biaek dirt, Call FE 80460. 
ioe re prumbing ad ries: Tor Fit 68 LOADED OR a 
rical Supplies. 1025 Oskiand A Ae 
eh pe Cases. ** | TOP 8 SOiL. va i WD FILL. 
sABY CARRIAGE, E, PING | _YE 5-3583 : "pane sae tab ~ washing machine. Ph. TOP SOIL 
Wa’ Ba SOFTNER, 60,000 GRAIN. Loaded or Delivered 
Semi Auto, $126 ‘or and es / TOP QUALITY 
sume payments El, 6-3686 WATERFORD DEPOT. WOOD AND ALUMINUM OR 31253 doors oe *. 
ing (8, puildosiog. FE $2006 of 
Wood, Coal & Fuel 67   
ser’ modela’ Wall EPLACE CANNEL ¢ COAL FUR- 
snd, Waited Woesentws Eicken | Pu), O%, a, orebe tant Pe ry values. Youngstown Annex, complete display rooms _FE Oakiand Fuel ‘Paint. 
and free planning service, Michi- | SLAB WC $6 A CORD, LIy- 
t. 307 Orchard| ered. wood, also light 
__hauling 8-6131.     
Do ‘tt Yourself 
  61 
BETTER HURRY, MUST DISPOSE Plants, Trees, Shrube 68 
  
  
  
     
      Furnaces — Fur! also Blaekhi"! and Norway : 
NEW IN PACTORY. CRATES Seotch, Austrian, a Ar 
0 BTU imput oll type, | porvitae. Juni r. 
forced air. ve rt make | Native trees. Dig pend own. gd 
with Mi apolss Repeywell con- burla: Sieeth Rd. 
trofs, r ierms. 75,000) 3 = of merce Village. 
gee forced air, $179, All othe | 2 E. of Rd. and 
er sites - trimmed bone. Duek L Rd. Opea 
show instadl ot do ft rself, we | tveTy cay 8 to 7. MU 4-8038. 
- HRATING a Gootrha. re Wil SHADE ‘TREES ot Lake Rd.,#h.. poe movie “o oe — 
BOAT AND FLOOR saNDER, Por-| {St,.™*?. _ t. 
_ ishers, scrubbers, omen” b HS a — > 
gts. steamers, etc. FE 5-J144, 240) and shrubs kinds 
OF wee [" . Bivd. : 
Flos Se FE 5-0477 or PE 50354 
walipaper steamers—Wwaxers and ba Ft x J IN prt woes Rm 
ferates voc cee, ae | am respberry pisdts, OL 61682. / 
Lake Ave. FE 5-6105 A. caRY PLANTS ORC 
FLOOR 8A Tartetion, “Milford. MU. 4-448 EDGERS-POLISHERS RUG - 
HAND SAND ILLS + SAWS! = ne a 
Bees Sh PLACE A “LOST/AD.” 
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CRANESHAFT ORIN: 
ear, [. Swe Bote 
chine Shop. goods from 
homes sinart vale Farm. 938 W. 
Tienken Rd. my 
Ordered Sold by Principal at 
“PUBLIC AUCTION ALL NEW 
$100,000 Ww HOLE SALE in, of the stock “of   
  
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Sale Motor eesiaes 82 
1952. ALLSTATE MOTOR sCOOT- 
er, Al condition, $150. FE 5-8970. 
MOTOR SCOOTER @ ALLSTATE. 
“For Sake Motorcycles 83   
    
    
   
     
    
  
       
  WAREHOUSE CO. 
‘eon way, Pontiac (N. FOR PARTS. AND SERVICE ON 
U . = Dear fear Marte, Davidson see Hariey 
Telegrap! Jy Ditvidson Bal h 
Eee & STARTS 7 PM, =~ ee eet ‘THURSDAY a” A pee APR. Saginaw. 
_ For Sale Bicycles - &4   
  
SALI E STARTS 1 P.M. SALE SMALL TWO WHEEL Sunday, ri 13, “if eins bber ‘res, condition, all 
TTARDWARE ETC. | "ber wheels In-   tric tools, accessories ct 
  
    
        
            
    
  
  
    ing saws by Skil, r, B D ing metaw.” Saber “tes bene 4 eaca & Accessories 85 
poate wad ww Claas tena ntl 6% H. OUTBOARD MOTOR, NEV- power and electric drills, shapers, ! » $65. FE 5-2766 sanders, grinders, polishers, in- na ee onmene. ~ MARK 20. 
a eg A MR e . i? PT. WOLVERINE CEDAR Lufkin “and Evans measu ‘E |. strip run-a-bout, with controls. one 
Tr ccobet tote wheat Setaatees |. Team For Sale Cars 91 & mers and hand is 4 ark RUNABOUT. ” suhmeTRC PPP PLA PPA a PP el” 
¥ descr , Kenn e ® "| toot “bones, “steel” shelving. mc. | trailer. HEM’ 3-096. BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP ‘55. sons’ tools, sprayers, is PT CHRia CRAFT —— & heater, whitewalls, good 
brushes, accessories, paint, planked, newly —,* — Z ee 
18 BOARDED. poos ste of Yarious makes, perfect re ee ee 4 nur ee a eee ry A ete. wom a Drayton. ‘on 31733. : he * Begg, Burr-Bhell, 37% 8. Teie- SPORTING GOODS ae ay eae _ Betore i —- After 6. 
a ‘ ia She tt] Morons | Ep Hite, Tame ie reels, tackle boxes by best mak- . 
om sie, cariop, carriers air mat ROE SELECT PE 230i. 021 N. Perrys * see cus i 
~ Hey $ Grain & Feed 3 71 bicycles, tricycles,” sauerss SLAYBAUGH' S VICK RY HARDTOP, 1955 | s, fo cage meters. etc | 630 OAKLAND FE 8-0453 Rak, W.W, Good tires. 05 Rae- 
wr ALPALFA ulers. ciectrie fans, picnic | arGMINUM BOAT, 6¢IN. BEAM. ; , wood. Mastercraft t , 16 hp. John- : Betiveries, MA beste.” "AWN AND GARDEN | Masset taller. 10 hp. Joho: | ice CLAN “tg SUPER BUICK. p CurTing A B| Hand mowers, power mowers,| life, preservers. $7 wlates. | Ali foe, ee ee i ; : $-2231. tx, slid Like new. Price $500. ‘ FLL TPES OF WAY, ist & 3 ; alum: rs thevels. ‘rakes. ee _For "iutotmation call, PE. 5-s541 _Priced to se Ld seit Pe! pie ” < rain, will) @md tools ‘of every de-|~ CENTURY-Ti AN-YELLOW 
Gee es ae vie] Sn arenes | BUD SHELTO Bete cra | acme eae. BUD SHELTON ¥ AL SECOND ‘OTTING ‘ * 5 
ined rome & sifaiia, fret eur] | APPLIANCES AVAILABLE _ OFFERS r B - Ra ary irene, teonters, INLAND] LAKES SALES . zom Rd. & Bass Ra, ate, Saterg. eect aryere, SFikers, |2121_W. Huron PE 7121, PE 2-6123 | $7 Buick tke sev”... 03.188 : ratop 
: siothes eemnwers, stay “EVINRUDE MOTORS |'%¢ Piymouta’ Bel. "47, auto. ebai BRANDS IN BOATS | ,./ans re Wolverine, Whirlwind, Feather |, es : 
Craft, American & Grumman» +4 = —- vs sedan. ohne 
wat Mine tecars Town Canoes ‘4 Buick super hardtop $1,495 
TRADE TERMS avarLaste | $ Dodge V8. Sizes 
“Harrington ‘Boat Works | 55 Chev. $1,295 EVES. & SUNDAY $5 Chey ,» 61,205 
1099 5. Telegraph PE 2-0033 | $8 vert. ve $1,195 
JOHNSON MOTORS — 1 33 Ser. . $ 895 
Boats, trailers, B, every-| a4 org ry 2 - ; od 
tien fer the bak wens i 84 Plym s  § 895 
3296 Orchard Lake Ave. Fs Buick : § yes 
, | THOMPSON.“ CRESTLINE & ‘Wi- | 83 Ford, . $ 505 Gator trailers, gS 51 Chev, ape! new $ 495 
poo Tiare. Trade ins accepted, | 51 1 $s 495 
Terms. 42 Plymouth, 4 dr. Nice. $ 445), 
Y'S HARDWARE 51 Chev. v. club a $ 3s 394 AUBURN AT ADAMS 60 Hud 175 
—_, pate Bud Shelton Motor Sales 7 io wna | Aubure at E. Bivd. PE 4.6729 
st AE rset OU ay ts 1880 BUICK 7 DOOR NO MONEY Own; @ssume yments © a 
—, Sas Ti tess Grceend | we. Cal Credit Mer, Mr. Parks.   Ra. Rd. (No, 2) 2765 Duck Lake 
  
  
SOLON ALO 
  FLY BY AIRLINER, CALIFORNIA 
Honolulu, $185 plus tax. Fer- 
Ty Service, es % 3-1254 eee 
-_——   
__Wanted Used Cars 88 
AS MUCH As #50.) Fok 3 e suNK AMD we. ears, q 23-2606 days or 
Always Ready to Buy cars. 10) 
BAGLE BY AUTO PARTS FE 5-219 zi 17 |_ BAGEL EY ST. 
~~ AVERILL'S 
Dollar for Sharp Care 
2020 Dixie Hwy.   
  
  
    
          
JUNK OR SLIGHTLY better. Ouive 1-048) For Sale Ties i 
NG |/ eee eel 
. | Transportation Offered 87/1 = 
TRU a _- oe ete eg PART 
| MAple 5-501     
  
    
“He left me to pick up the dinner check for four last night!” — os   
  
  
    
Midwest 4-7500. 
Pord 
rr) BUICK yOOOD TRANS. Ral, $50. 229 W. Sheffield 1957 me SPECIAL HARDTOP. OR _3-4014 after 6:00 p.m. arold nated 
  
WE WILL TRADE 
~ UP OR DOWN 
Later model car for your equity 
or cheaper car and we pay you 
cash erence. 
1950 to 1957 models available. 
Haskins Chev. €751 Dixie Highway at M15 
Open nites ‘til 9 
  ge a pee COUPE VERY 
Low mileage. Will take 
— ear in trade. Privately 
owned. FE & FE 2-6179.   
    
    Shelton Motor Sales 
Pays top dollar on late models. 
Cor, Auburn & E. Bivd. PE 46728. 
HIGH $$$ PAID BUYING FOR OUT OF STATE DEALS 
GLENN’S MOTOR SALES 
264 8 SAGINAW ST a 
JUNK CARS WANTED 
Han gree paid, free towing. FE 
See } M & M Motor Sales 
er Dink 5 Wey. on late oe sree 
THE Hi HIGH ] DOLL. _AR- 
need ‘oon. ieee ip eaten. ‘atles, 
— pay you well. 4540 Dixie 
"I. J. VAN WELT OR_3-1355_     Cc 
UALITY—10 WIDE Models 2   
  
  PE 47371   
  “Low take over small 
SAVE $$$   
  _Service. Cail PE: 4-8582 
    
        
  “WANTED: SCRAP C/ cars 1 1. OR- 3-4511 TD. JUN =e CARS AND SCRAP HAUPT 
Pontiac Sales "$7 Poatine Starchief Custom Cate- — power demo, Ter- 
mn Pontiac Starchief, 4 
Loe aon full power, joatled 
Ford, .4 door sedan. sharp. 
PLW A number of good transportation 
specials ot an sheoptionslly low 
oor 
MAIN eT. ee 
N ‘i 8 
__MAnie or "MAple §-1141 
CADILLAC. LATE 1964, 62, SEDAN. full er, \ hens te - seals — 
  
$0 FT.'3 BEDROOM, 16 WIDE | "56 Hanon Sedan¢ ¥ : F | ang: 
ieprisingly “low price ot see | For Sale Trucks 90 | 498 down $64.80 per mopity/ at Hutchinson’ 8. A large celection a fd aE A ors 
10 wides in Detroiter, / 1953 '¢ TON CHEV. PICKUP, ’ acorn i pos entine Chief Mobile Homes | good condition. $595, MU 9-0920 56 Hardton: 2-JJoor 
Get set for spring. We are giving | iggg CHEV sTAKE TRUC i, | $400 down—864.65 per month the highest trade allowance ever ton. 6 i : K. 1'% 
5\- Also @ very nice selection of late Hughes Bt FE rer ae DESOTO mode] trade-ins in 1 or 2 bedroom = oer at otk: 
models at greatly reduced price iss) CHEVROLET PANEL, Ex. 56 Fireflight 4-Door S ermes own, up to ear se om . 
oy ama SE "TS, "Davissuryg.| 00 balance. years) Bohr Inc, Milford. MU 48155,| 08 down $04.85 per montn 
_ Mich. ‘Bob Hutchinson aay Sea TORRFORD, PICK UP, 155 Handtoe Zi D DOUBLE SET JOHN DEERE ; : 5 Disc. FE 2-263. Mobile Homes Sales Inc. | isso DuMP TRUCKS. EXCELLENT | 4299 do ar sop peel 4901 Dixie Highway condition, ready to go, good wo—$54 per mon 
GARDEN TRACTORS Drayton Plains, Mich, es, good hoist. ete. ust the truck -) pasoro = Used & New _ OR 3-1202 to make extra money with Ta s : - 
Many to Choose from WANTED: 2 2 BEDROOM TRAILER Lake Orion Motor Sales 55 Special Coupe Priced from. $65 in trade fo r 1954 Buick, 4 door | Pord-Mercur Y 2-261! $360 down—$68 82 per month WE GUARANTEE THEM sedan Wil pay small difference, ii oh al EASY TERMS _FE_ §-0682 GMC 1952 DUMP, NEW MOTOR.   1949, Chev. __stake. FE 5-3870 WTD.. USED TRAILE LERS. 15 TO | GGop STEEL PLATPORM DUMP ft. We will sell it for you for 10 
fo cent on our lot. We have bank See Us Today E-% Crecit Terms 
*HOUGHTEN & SON 
  
    
  mancing at Holly Marine Coach Chevrolet truck, Sutton, |- 
. Serving Cabiend County for . Meir ae 2) Holly Rd, Holly | MY 26432. ; s ears rose oo ‘Che CPECTIATC. 
$28_N. Main. Rochester. Of, 1.8761) 5; IRONWOOD. 3 Te |, LOW DOWN TRUCK SPECIALS es men easy erms t 23 
JOHN DEERE Parkhurst Trailer Park. Lk iste Chey. 1% ton stake, 12 ft. | 
« WHEEL TYPE TRACTORS a | 1957 Chev. 4% ton pickup. Like | > = BACK HOES & DITCHERS “OXF ORD TRAILER | new CRAWLERS & BULLDOZERS SALES LER | Just’ your ear or truck down, 
Calvert tC : : 5 | Easy GMAC terms. 
ver ui pmen 0. 1957 Generals. Stuarts. Holly and | 42 N. SAGINA OBAWK €6€612) Michi A | LAPEER. MICHIGAN Pree re Mon’ bas to 50 ft long | H kj Ch 
wide. Buy a good used | 
KING BROS | trailer on a rental basis” Parts as Ins ev. 
. COMPLETE * and accessories, MY 2-0721, 5 per. 6751 Dixie Highway at-MIS sere cent bank rates. Only '. down, 1 Mame 5~§071 Open nites ul 8 mile south of Lake Orion on M24 
VACATION TRAILER NEW 1057 body, 74» ft. wide, oe ft. long, fits |. 
  1953 GMC 9U DUMP: 2% TON. LOW 
mileage. 1951 COE Chev. vacium | brakes. 1948 F-8 Ford winch with. 
boom. 1447 Ford dump LWB. 1947) Duro-Mobile. 16 ft. all aluminum | 
Last week on winter price. $905 | 
_MUlberry 9-1340 or Lincoin 17-1329. |   Beebe amen eee eee 
  
  
     
       2 KING BROS. | of RE a a068 with power take- | OTR “FE ¢1112 : PONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE ___Rent Trailer ‘ Space 79 1980 G MC.1 TON PANEL DE. a s | very ny reasonalbe off 178 | MeCULLOCH CH repaire MODERN & PRIVATE TRAILER _Besch 8t “ss 1890 Crooks Rd. 1 |_ space Doris Ra. ‘49 GMC PANEL. MAKE OFFER | ; NOTI E MOBILHOME ESTATES. | MODERN _OR 3-6849 before 1 - after S& | \* : C | lake front & playground. EM 
met Te tt TRUCKS Are | z i tractors. OXFORD MOBILE MANOR. 2. re. a uid Sectors, priced to miles east of Oxford at 1940 Lake- = on thew trac-| ville Rd For those who want O BUSINE lors is week only, th. best phone OA 8-3022 or My | ur EVANS EQUI rag al 2-072) i : 
te wee 5 FO wer ARK AT PARKHURST | Pick FROM A Bic s ere living is a vacation — 72} 4 
ot FROM A BIG SELECT! | lovely acres includes ‘a private | 
| ge egal Dearie aa lake with good swimming, good | Ph. ee Cae re | schools, club house & tornado | 
\ Davie shelter. Only 15 minutes to Pon- | 
“as Sica! Sopra ee ae rate | ! 
336 one rile 2-4611. ' 
cultivator. Call after § pm ~~ ; Pontiac's Exclusive Truck Dealer. 
“E $0485 ___MI_6-1407. 5   
  SMALL JOHN DEERE Ripine’ Auto Accessories 80 | kl - é 
vator ‘amb. Peter Ge or OR 48 7 ups. 3 3 “CARS Koo. = sea ss ic | sa — i ¥ 3000. « Manifolds. Complete ‘50 Olds 96, | sister eu cag pate Ra, mo i TRACTOR. PLOW, Disc SPRING _Engine & Hydra. PE 4-8956. =, | Harbor. FE 54018, 
; co oe and trailer 2215 ¥. Walton AUTO GLASS | 
a WANTED, DUAL | F a lt 5 he s | ier AL pert TiLt-) | madrance ie cat one | FOR ( ASH IN-Al’ eS — ene Key HT UR ORY, sell things | 
ee REACH ‘CASH CUS. ee UTO' GLASS CO jthrough Classified Ads. | 
ue ae ae pra Oakland Ave” I 47066 | Anything pee Dial! FE +> fied’ Ads. Call, FE 28181!" SOE i RUC MOTORS ‘28181, bE & 302. 3900 Baldwin. 
  . FORD 
5755 Ranch Wagon $245 down—$41 63 per month 
_. FORD . . 
Fairlane Victoria ° 
down—$54 00 per month—— 55 
$300 
BUICK 
’S4 Hardtop 2-Door 
$245 down—$54 per month 
CHEVROLET 
54 Two-Dpoor 
$200 down—$33.93 per month 
. DESOTO 
'S4 Firedome 4-Door 
$200 down—$49.66 per month 
ie NASH 
54 Ambassador 4-Door | 
$195 down—$3442 per month f 
OLDSMOBILE 
‘Ro ’S4 Hardtop ‘ 
$200 down— $59 98 per mohth 
DESOTO 
"33 Sportsmgin 
$160 down—$34 74 pér month 
153 Four,Door 6 
$143 down—$38 40 per month 
= DODGE - 
53 Four-Door 
$145 down—-$34.40 per month 
,OLDSMOBILE 
3 ‘Two-Door “88” 
$145 down—$45.87 per month 
i PLYMOUTH 
53 Suburban $200 down—$12 78 per month 
BRAID $y mouts Desier 
Fy veer Fair/ Dealing 
Cass at W Hie St. 
FE 2-0186 . TIRES | 1952 
  For Sale Cars 
NORTH PONTIAC 1962 Ford Vic. beautiful 
1954 Plymouth, 4Dr. voy 
Pord Pick-up 
eee Olds 
AUTO Sar . Ss 
312 W. |. Montcalm PE 44151 
{963 CHEVROLET CONVETTABLE. Sharp. 12 Mariva St. Rear. 
‘S1_im trade. PE 5- 
HASKINS 
HAS ‘EM ‘$3 Chey ddr. sedan, clea 
‘$3 Pontiac sedan, like a: 
"$4 Chev, 4dr. station wagon. 
"86 or. 6 2-dr. sedan. 
"55 ~@ sedan, overdrive 
"$s Chev: ¥-8 4 dr. station wagon 
peter yal V8 Hard top, Cpe. 
Se Chev 6 4ar. sedan, — 
"86 Chev ‘V-8 wagon. P 
"tr Chev. 2-door, low iene 
Mahy more to choose from. 
See these one owner low mileage 
peautys today. 
Just your car down. 
Take advantage of our low over- 
HEHASKINS | CHEVROLET. -: 
“Oakland County's 
Fastest Growing Dealer’ 
bash Makin Highway at M15 - 
or) til 9 MA Open nites 
7 CHEV, ©D +DR . LIKE ~NEW, 
must sell. a PE —or 
isse CHEV. STA. AGON_ 9 
pass Low Sue Pitas own- 
er. FE 8-0139. 
SHARP S23 CHEV “BEL AiR 
hardtop. R&H, Powerglide. Orig- 
inal owner, Only 47,000 mi. 2 snow 
_tires 8-0954. 
Safe Buy Used ¢ Cars 
CENTRAL PONTIAC’S ONLY 
LINCOLN 
MERCURY DEALEP CASS AT PIKE 8T8. 
FE 4-3885 
  ‘36 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE. $1,825 
Call PE 2-1613. Between $ & 7 
EASTER DILLIES A Ford Cony. 
Ford rf Wagon. 
‘6 Pord Victoria" * "$5 Buick 4Dr. Hardtop, 
a Chev. station wagon. 
55 Chev. J ek 
55 Olds 88, 4Dr. 
"S44 Buick Hardtop 
‘54 Pontiac Catalina. 
Pontiac 
Several ethos’ ever priced cars to 
choose from 
HURON MTR. SALES 
  
  
Bee i: 
J Ha ’ ’ 
¢/Birmingham 
‘QUALITY USED CARS 
‘55. Olds 98 Hol. A-C $2295 
34 Chev. 4-Dr. 
’56 Ford Convert. .. $1995 
'56 Buick Wgn. S&C $2595 
36 Ford Ctry Sed, L$195. 
S56 Merc. M'clr Con, $2 
$5 DOWN ON 
FOLLOWING 
USED CARS 
"33 Hudson 4-Dr. 
30 DeSoto 
"31 Ford 
"52 Chrysler 
$2 Nash 
  | Schutz Motors - | DeSote- -Plymoyth Dealer 
612 S. Woodward, Seribtinghent 
S “My 6-8302 
  91 SP 
“88 Ost MAKES & PuODELs TO HOOSE 
i957 CHEV. DEL RAY Y. V-8. TAKE 
82 W. Huron __FE 22641 
1954 CH ET ¢DR. STATION 
wagon, Powergliie, radio and 
beater, etc. Low mileage, 1 own- 
65-2432, After call FE 
eee 
CHEV. UsED —— CABS. 
gs 101 W. Hur 
56 Ford F'lane Vic. $1995 
$5 DeSoto Sp'man. $1695 | 
’55 Ford C'try Sed.. .$1595 
56 Chev. V8 4-Dr. . .$1695 
af. + -| Sedan, 
A 
  | 
| 
Jpones 895 é 
  | 
| ‘54 Olds 98 Hol. . $1495 
53 Pout 4-DroSed,. .$ 495 
53 Buick Spl. 2-Dr...$ 795 
55 Meré. M'clr Cpe. $1695 | 
'56 Balick Spl. Conv. $2195 
55Olds Super 88 .. $1695 
  'Performs Like New, For Sale Cars 
"Bright ' “Spo es L 
AUTO SUPER MART 
$2795 - '56 Olds 98 4-Dr, Hardtop, 
Air Conditioning, Power 
Steering and Brakes, All 
Extras 
$1695 55 Olds Super 88 2-Dr. 
New Seat Covers, 
Radio and Heater 
$1595. 54 Olds 98 2-Dr- Holiday 
Hardtop, Power Steering 
and Brakes, Radio, Heater, 
Lots of Extras 
$2195 56 Olds Super 88 4-Dr., 
Low Mileage, Jet Black 
with All Extras 
“$1995 ‘55 Olds 98 Starfire Con- 
vertible, Brand New Top, 
Has 
All Optional@\ccessories 
JEROME Olds - Cadillac 
Orchard Lake at Cass 
FE 80488 ~ 
1952 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. oe 
money down; assume Po, hear <= es 
$18.50 a month 
A s__ Midwest 47500. 
    
  ‘61 CHEVROLET 2 DR. DELUXE. 
Real clean, $5 down & $5 a week. 
FE 86-2740. Dealer. 
‘1951 Roady gaare, $350. 
1954 CHEV. BELAIR HARD HARDTOP,     
  bo. 
cash or trade in. See Dale 
LaGest after 5 _p-m. during wk. 
Or , at Apt. 
_ 4-20 Union Ct pee. 
Bob ia rost, Inc. oat nol peed ld DEALER 
wooDWw SOUTH OF 
APLE BY PASS ame 
BIRMINGHAM 
MI 6-6034 
+) CLAY RESTON Motor Sales 
Cc hry 
NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY! 
| 1955 Chrysler 4 6dr Powerflite, 
power steering. RAH, WW. tires. 
1955 Plymouth Savoy 8. 4dr., 
erflite, R & H.   
  
‘sler - Plymouth 
Pow- 
1954 Buick Super 4 dr. Dyna. R&ak. 
W. W. tires. 
1951 Buick Super Hardtop. 
1953 Plymouth 4 door, R&H, 
PLUS TRANSPORTATION 
SPECIALS 
Open Ev enings—Please | 
Phone MAple 5-ST4T_ 2.8. MAIN ST. _ CLARKSTON 
DODGE SPORTS COUPE. SHARP. 
12 Mariva St. — rear Select Spring Specials. 
ALL SHARP. ONE: 
sp WHER, TRADE- INS a ag Oe A ic ec   
COME 
  
  
  
  
  gf ag oo ‘38 Buick St Riviera 
hein e Sethal mi. Ji 1 see. hae Sat steer- 12 Oakland AV <ounand Be, ARS we 5.0201 
/| 1982 Olds. 88 Super, Holiday: Pepeunmecdiesn fe on g1T97 $5 ~ $§ DOWN 
wii halt cle? come. meot |'98, chevrolet W | spatesiatmingee, Us" ode Biaet he "F wate lana. | gab 2 toe Seen broes, oe OR a hardtop. you: that extra ® month. 
Ps, R&H. —_ Dynaflow, i > fee ~ «$1307 : , 
Eo Bee | Pe 2 a ata Pde. "hag, many ,mallen of com: Bie fr sued ne ae 
Suburban ben Mira Co, my oe ‘perma ge Sales weoEDS. DEALER Paud sie | Lake raced MY 2-2611 "55 : 
ear a ot Met ae eee pectin § a 
cae AR_ PAYMENTS. 700, TOO B x. car assume payments, EM 
as ‘ a >. Must see! 9008. Nes New pain tdag 
Lake Orion Motor Sales : R&H, FORD-MERCURY » Eydramatie, power 
1955 Lake ‘Orion Motor * Sales 
F RD . Ford-Mercury 
° 1 West Side Used. Cars 
34-TON STAKE | "“2TEMENSGHNEIDER | tudcssye tas,thiereace!, haany 5 i Jsed Cars $1350 Dodge oe Does Us reves 
LARRY 956 BLACK OLDSMOBILE, 2 D’ 
EROME Plymouth nr Oe aed sult. 90,000" miles 
ROCHESTER FORD DEALER 233, S. Saginaw PE 2-9131 ‘Take re over payments or buy 
Me Gal wend net Mer: | “OLDS 88 HARDTOP ‘$6 FORD FAIRLANE. 4 DOOR, | garet. In Auburn Heights. 1954. Holiday, re oe —— 
fetes re saae™ M | FORD, ike VICTORIA, FORD | brates Krenl_snarge tan cs! owner. cash. FE 8206) or MI| ‘uns perfect. ‘Good rubber. Cash, 
CLEAN UP SALE 2 MERCURY CLUB COUPE, $65 
  
  
  8 tires directional sig-| EVERYTHING BUT MILEAGE ON 
50 PONTIAC ne §° $145, aoe. ehaee will take trad ‘. it! 1953 white Packard Canes 
CHEVY, R_ & H. $145 357. convertible with less than ~ 
FoR He eTO ww Tipe Ung gone ‘St D3 DR. R_& _H. $295 | i953 porD Cul Ae miles. New orton top, con. 
$2, STUDEBAKER COUPE, $26 | “sharp, $605. Tom Bohr Inc, Mii-| {meni “i* Drakes, power” top. 
WE FINANCE —S. seat & windows, Original price, 
1956 $6200, selling for $1,000. 1 owner. 
Fconomy. Used Cars - FORD fle 62300 after 6 p.m. or Sat. 
22 AUBURN OFF SA SAG. FE FE 4-2131 _ 
1953 FORD 2 DR. CUSTOMLINE. Custom 8Cyl. are ‘PACKARD deLvxE CLIPPER. 
R&H. Ford-O-Matic ae ; 9 door, auto. traasmission, po 
New tires, Exc cond © : rte pbtakes, RAH, S08 62 Packard sedan, loaded, sharp. 
TEE ay oe = YOUR. UREK MOTOR §ALES EVERYBODY'S CR i LARRY LARRY JER OME os 6 hive +0587 
D ; RR. GOOD THE WORKING. MA MAN'S, FRIEND saat fi is ait EALER ‘a atone 4 BR. Goop 
115 8. Saginaw Used Cars | 1950 a ar? RUN NS a week. FE 32780. Dealer. 
i961 FORD 3DR, 9195 FULL DS all Carry: auto Bates, a PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE. 
Pp uyments, Fie 4-306 5 oe a: 1 HUDSON cE ii sine. oo ‘owns. ir mo.” Great 
z ‘ : - after iH _ 
nfo Su RE | sae ge epee White wall tires, new covers. $295 n 
$5 podlintey Hb at Lakes. | 1951 LINCOLN com OPO LITAN, ina PONTI a eC. A 
FE 8-8192. sedan. FE 41630. 289 W. Wilson - “HOUGHT EN & SON 
; OFFERS 
56 Buick Rdmstr. Riviera 
’33 Olds Holiday Cpe. 
’55 Olds Super 4 dr. Sed. 
55 Ford Ranch Wagon 
55 Buick Cent. Riviera 
54 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. 
*54 Stud. Starlite Cpe. 
53 Chevy Bel Air Spt. Cp. 
*53 Chevy Bei Aair 4 Dr. 
$2 HLudosn Hornet 
’52 Packard 4 Dr. Sedan 
’52 Cadillac 4 Dr. Sed. 
50 Ford Convertible 
"49 Olds 88 Cpe. 
HOUGHT I: N & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
ep he aus DEALER 
588 N Rochester 
SPE EC] AL L BARGAINS vrolet | age up eps 
954 Ford. Custom R&aH 
NORT H PONT AC “AUTO.” 312 W. Montcalm = FE 
“46 FORD) 2 DOOR, ‘ 
R&H, new brakes, 15° wheel. ote. 
FE 06 
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Oney Way to Catch Man 
BS ow Days — Act Fast. 
By EARL WILSON 
“NEW YORK—All the young single gals I know are husband-| 
f. hunting. (So are all the old single gals.) But my friend Tafty| 
Tuttle, the flip-talking blonde TV showgal, has “bride ideas.” 
* * * 
Taffy got ecatatio when Tommy O’Ryan, a young Texas “oll- 
coholic,” begged her to have an intimate ee She'd been 
dating Slowpoke a year. 
“Got to talk about something vital!” He sequen her arm. 
“Meet you in an hour. My big night!” 
“Mine, too!” determined Taffy, wiggle-waggling off to 
her hotel, tull of hope. An hour and 20 minutes later when 
she swung * eautifully in, Tardy Tommy O‘Ryan was NOT 
there. , 
“And both of us flat-busted!” mumbled Tiny Tuttle, her sis- 
ter, who had come along. 
But the maitre de la rope bowed them to a table near the 
Duke and Duchess. Both ordered—well—and wonderingly. 
Taffy envisioned dishwashing. 
x «* * 
“Kinda serious,” Taffy told Tiny. “Look, I'm going to the 
little girls’ room. May be a while.” 
“I'll undoubtedly be in the kitchen,” growled Tiny. For - 
many minutes she sizzied under the: maitre de la rope’s 
glare. He was holding. her body for the tab. 
Suddenly Taffy swaggered in all asmile. Pulling out a roll , 
big enough to choke Joe E. Brown, she paid, tipped evérybody | 
but the Duke and Duchess, and exited grandiloquently. 
2 *& & 
“Did you stick up the ladies’ room lady?” queried Tiny. 
“Nope, doll! I cha-cha-chaed over to the hotel, passed the) | 
plate among our chums, and ralsed 40 bucks. But what could've 
happened to Tommy O’Ryan?” _ 
“Forgot to give you the message,” sighed Tiny. “He 
phoned his apologies. Said he'll reimburse you. He couldn't 
make it. He got stuck with somebody's bachelor dinner.” $:00—WJR, Government 6:00—WIR, News — oe Biog. in Sound ‘ . World News WWJ, S-Star Matinee fa si Ww, exe |e - WIR, Time for Music way. ek * Next s Vi ewin 
Te Wattrick, McKensit! Won, Melody Go Round wut ioe |e ne Season’ TBR, Don Mcleod” 9:30 You Know [| CKLW, Bud Davies ‘VEGS, 1600 Chk Remai Unsold CKLW, Pistter Exp, ” Noon Time Serenade! 3:30WJR, House Party nm Wrow, News” WJBK, a -oe ay a Hiutop 5 $:90-WIR, Dinner Date lige Ow: Se ,reuee | “Wwe, News, Mulholland | Oaiw’ Eddie Chase By JACK O'BRIAN 
wave, Mel Allen Tae. "ot Wie WiBK, News en Gere | Wise ess NEW YORK (INS)—Britain's in WJBK, Don McLeod Wear, AB, B. 4: “WIR, Bends. Ans Mania TV tizzy over so many US. 
WPON, Pop Parade” Music With Mason |! IR, Dr. Maione | WHI Nuitrick Saris «(Shows being seen on Blighty’s J, Ross Mulholland vau aes "Weve, B'Morgeo en are el | a. et reac ae 
CKLW, Pullen Lewis Jr. |11;00—WJR, News WPON, Guy Nunn 4:30—WJR, Music Hall . One critic (Douglas Clark o vor es Fae WW, Wi ‘ Hour 1: ean uw uke wws m Deland ee London mc De ae owe the 
; wap ‘own . WPON, 4 ' E MéKenzie BBC t 4 = “ 
Tse Ws, Setar Batre | Suan’ Mere, Bion fe iy eg I a lg TV was brought into} CKLW, Gabriel Heater Sports WXYZ, Mickey Shorr | WCAR, ae, Woe weseee © 5:00—WJR, "Phil Lenhart jbeing here in order to turn our coe WIR, Amos ‘a’ Andy/in:96—' sR, Music 2:30 WIR. and Mrs, Burton Wiz “werttck’ sports | Children into little Americans? Do 
c Ww, Tressery bra oon | Wa¥s News, Around Towa) CeUws yaA they fancy themselves entitled to 
ewe be cag pal chiiaroy WoAR’ aperte Parade WCAR. News aeot spend precious dollars in order to 
capcetws spocat | wate. Eettate Cane MeO Nishe"Sastoisse wile | s.s0—WaR, Music Hall — |otonite? That io hat they are ian : , : WWJ, Jim Deland wantin’ wha are CKLW, Pimpernel CHEW, Grant, Roweer | Wile Pee Gairea | -| wit, tases doing, be sure.” . .. 
= To be polite about it, there is a huge invasion of our channels | 
1 Screen earls itc ‘| by British films, and we have no = — uage Walls resistance to same, . . , Sorry 
‘— We can’t get mad in retaliation. 
9 ——is well ® — Mind be nee Claudette Colbert's “new me 
12 Bitter vetch C ion. y Odf Harper Goes Si rae ca 
14 Folding bed ‘ ; series is before Desilu cam- 
15 Dance step it. eras... «< 
17 Diminutive To Appoint 3 Members)" __ 
18 Suffix <= Before Township Group) | The "I Love Lucy”” CBS-TV once- 19 Indian badger « mon spectaculars been 
20 Indonesian ; -Can Consider Plans sold yet the price tag is #350 00 21 High-strun apiece ‘ore line charges) t 
53 Moves wit 7 next year’s reruns of Lucy’s half- om snog gals _The Waterford Reiger agree ahuade ars ond. 
i fesndens tion board’s budget is being — o ghance of two men 2 ime up pending the appointment of 5 even a © 
3 Slope = three new members to its board,|"eruns per week plus the petny 
bodh same according to Tom Belton, director. Pear pha notion of killing 
31 onan ee ee ee 2 golden 
macaw. Belton explained that the rec- LORETTA TO RETURN 
pa |peation board is financially sup-| Loretta Young's NBC-TV series fe ported by the township and the|was signed for. another year; 
4 —— part — ee a SE ncawmne preme — < aage Loge ve -two| weekly ,.. . 
. con’ Neut members Board of Educa- —__— 
s, inmatuntion 3 Expune a Set «BB Beast” thom, two from the township board, _Siaire Trevor, both an “Enany” rs two from the community at large, an “Oscar” winner, stars 
83 Weight of 4 Pt 40 Tein 3 Aigeneatan ‘'and one representative from the/Thursday on Playhouse 90’s “If 
se wena ‘ao oe ae iki o age" e: |Community Activities Inc. William/You Knew Elizabeth,” with Gary 65 Burm € Dismounted irds divisions Shunck, superintendent -of schools | Merrill . 
a seu cesle ahs 3 Cut eff short a) is an ex-officio member. — a - fishline wn S e Bishop Sheen ABC- 
aaa yam in 4 Bubdues Homan poet When Eimer Johnson’ Was | for his release. No bad will in- | 
Beard of Education, and was 
| automatically relieved of the 
ee 
chairman. 
With the defeat of scnccahip rep- 
resentatvies to the Recreation 
board, Louis Barry, acting super- 
visor, and Dorcas Tibbals, trea’s- 
jurer, two more positions were 
| left open. -   * * * 
Since Johnson's resignation, the 
Board of Education has appointed 
Edward Windeler to represent 
‘them on the Recreation board, 
| however, the township board has 
|nNo representation, unti] the new 
‘officials are sworn into office, and 
fwo are appointed. This should 
take place some time this week, 
Barry said. 
The annual recreation budget 
has been ready for approval 
  Education sent it back for re- 
consideration. 
A meeting of the board has been 
  
Officers Rescue Girl 
Stuck in Wastebasket 
WEST WARWICK, R. I. ® — 
| Police recorded this telephone -_ 
lin their log book: 
“My daughter jumped into thel 
waste paper basket and I can't 
get her out’ 
x * * 
Police went to the home of the 
caller, Mrs. Marcel Gillam, and 
freed young Jo Ann, whose leg 
had twisted under her in a man- “Claudette Films | 
New VV Series Lucy Spectaculars = 
years on TV, 27 on radio. . 
The Xavier ‘Cugat TV fun will 
be extended to a half hour in the) 
fall : 
  
Ed Sullivan is No. 1 on the new 
Nielsen, Pulse and Videodex sur- 
veys , 
DRAMAS TO CONTINUE 
U.S. Steel signed for another TV} 
drama year . It wants Julie 
London for an imminent pay with 
music and Julie's willing . 
NBC-TV's “The Big Story’’ will 
dramatize ‘‘The Mad Bomber” 
Friday. 
Ted Bikel, so good in “There 
Shall Be N6é Night,” is starred 
in an imminent Hitchcock nrys- 
tery. 
  . . Today's S “Television Programs - ae Programs furnished by stations listed in this columm are subject te change without notice 
  
Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel +—-WWJ-TV Channel 7-WXYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TV 
  
6:15—(4) Weather. (2) News. 
6:20—(4) Box Four. 
6:25--(2) Weather. 
“|6:30—-(7) Star Performance. Taxi- 
cab driver picks up 
gle Queen. 
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (9) 
Clooney, (2) Man Called X. 
7:15—(1) News. 
7:30—(7) Cheyenne. (9) Million 
Dollar Movie. Randolph Scott, 
Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews in 
“Belle Starr.” (4).Richard Nixon 
tific’ manpower. (2) Name That 
Tune. 
7:45—(4) News. 
$:00—(2) (Color) Arthur Murray. 
Singers Andy Williams, Helen 
O'Connell open new series. (2) 
gual oe 
(7) Wyatt Earp. (4) Panic. 
irline stewardess must find spy 
among passengers. (2) Private 
Secretary. 
9:00—(7) Broken Arrow. Hoof and 
mouth disease epidemic threat- 
ens Southwest. (9) Hockey. Mon- 
treal vs. Boston. (4) Jane 
Wyman. (2) To. Tell the Truth. 
takes prisoner across the South 
in hartowing train ride. (4) 
Drama Hour. (2) (Color) Red 
a Alan catia Reg- passenger 
bent on suicide. (9) Space Ran- 
ger. (4) Traffic Court. (2) Jun- 
Abbott, Costello, (4) are 
Vice President discusses scien- 
9:30—(7) Theater. Texas Ranger! eg 
lives in past glory. (2) ,! 
Patrol, 
11:00—(7) Soupy's On. (9). National 
News. (4) News. (2) News. 
11:10~-(9) Weathervane. 
11:15—(9) Million Dollar Mystery. 
ter Morris in “Boston Blackie's 
Rendezvous.”” (4) Patti Page. (2) 
Miss Fairweather, 
11:20—(2) Sports Final. 
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Joan Bennett, Louis Hayward in 
“Man ‘in the Iron Mask.” 
11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater, Ste- 
phen MeNally in story of di- 
murder, (4) Tonight. 
_ WEDNESDAY MORNING 
3:60—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's 
Farm port. 
6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. 
7:00—(2) The Jimmy Dean Show. 
(4) Today. (7) Little Rascals. 
8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
6:30-—(7) Wixie Wonderland, 
8:45—(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
9:00—(4) Romper Room, 
9:30—(7) Stars on. Sev 
9:45—(2) News, Weather. 
9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
20:00—(2) Tne Garry Moore Show. 
(4) Home. (7) Story Studio. 
16:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey Show. 
(7) Theater Seven. 
11:00—(4) Price: Is Right. Steve Cochran, Nina Foch, .Ches- 
voreed wife charged with lover's 
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth's 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tie 
Tac Dough. (7) 12 o'clock Com- 
ies. (9) Hidden Pages. 
12:15—(2) Love of Life. 
12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) It Could Be You, (7) The o 
12:45—(2) The Guiding Light. 
1:00—(2) (Color) Ladies Day. (4) 
Blenda Presents Beulah. (7) My Erwins. (9) Meet Corliss Archer, | 
  Kcientist Make” 
Cel Discovery — TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS , inald ot Consequences. (1) Robin and 6:00—(7) Superman, (9) Popeye. |10:00—(7) - Sontag (2) $64,000) Rickey. Link May Open Woy 
(4) News, Sports, (2) Early| Question. £1:55—(9) Billbeard. to Treatment of Ailments Show 10:80—-(9) Mayor. (4) Federal Men.| WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Yet Unsolved . & 
ST. LOUIS ® — After a seven- 
year search scientists. at Wash- 
ington University say they have 
discovered a link in the chemistry 
of living cells which could offer 
new ways of attacking unsolved 
medical. problems, cancer and 
radiation sickness among them. 
The scientists reported over the Little Margie. (9) Bill Kennedy \ 0. end their research disc! 
Showtime. . thas ftamction cl ca echuean raat 
1:30—-(4) (color) Club 60. (7) Lb og aslocidlie — "the free radicole 
h: care: ews in living cells. 
:00—(2 Miss’ Brooks, (7)| They Said the free radicals 
“Lady of charm iss Brooks. (2) serve as a chain of bridges for 
Ernie. the physical basis for energy- “nessee , 
2:40—(9) Myrtle Labbitt. yielding energy-absorbing life 
2:55—(9) News. i. 4 
3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4)|_ The Tesearch was directed by 
nual Radio-TV Convention, Chi- 
cago. (9) Fun With Food. 
3:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (7) After-) 
noon Film Festival. (9) Howdy 
Doody. 
:00-() Brighter Day. (4) Queen 
For a Day, (9) Justice Colt. 
4:15—(2) The Secret Storm.” 
4:30—(2) The Edge of Night, (7) 
Mickey’s Record Room. 
$:45—(4) Modern Fheanan I 
5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) 
Comedy Time. (7) Mickey 
Mouse Club. (9) Dance Soe 
:30—(4) Gene Autry. =.   
Texas Church 
Gets $2 Million Oilman Donates Tithe 
After Sale of Interests 
in Company 
DALLAS @ — A Texas oilman 
turned over two million dollars 
to his church as a tithe yester- 
company interests in a multimil- 
.|lion-dollar deal. 
Toddie Lee Wynne of Dallas, 
= pramgge of the American Libery 
Oil Co., signed final pdpers trans- 
fering. Amilco stock to American 
Petrofina, Inc., of New York. 
* * x 
The gross transaction reportedly 
-jinvelved an estimated 35 million 
Spokesmen said Wynne] ings dollars. 
would get about 20 million after 
payment of outstanding debts, 
* * * 
Ten per cent of the net was 
given to the Texas Presbyterian 
Foundation, the largest gift it has 
ever received. 
Wynne grew up as a Methodist 
but has been a meniber of the     Joe McCrea’s son Jody (of the 
“Sgt. Preston” TV cast) expects| 
his real life + hots papers any 
episode. . 
Ed Murrow has Henry Wallace 
on ‘‘Person to Person” Friday, 
) From Gang 
Sent fo Prison Roles   
  Sentenced for 
in Oakland County 
Two members of a gang charged 
with more than 40 forth Oakland 
County home break-ins yesterday 
were given prison terms by Circuit 
Judge Frank £., Doty. charitable purposes — for many 
years. 
of the foundation, said $600,000 of 
church institutions in Texas, and 
fment fund for use by various 
Presbyterian institutions in the 
in Searies of Break-ins - 
Texas City Celebrates 
Blooming of Flower Presbyterian Gan sirice 1925. 
He is a prominent layman. 
* * * 
Members of -his family said! 
they practiced — the cus- 
tom of giving a tenth or a specific 
share of wealth for religious or 
Dr. Hubert H. Hopper, director 
the Wynne gift will be used for 
immediate financial help for three 
the rest would go to the endow- 
tate, day after selling his. petroleum|. 
“Fabulous!” howled Taffy. “Whose was it?” 
“Guess that’s what he wanted to tell you that was so vital. 
+ was his,” Tiny said. 
x * *- 
And that, I fear, is the fate of so many husband-hunters 
nowadays. But Taffy will keep looking, hoping some day she! 
can twist some man around her little figure! ner that entrapped her, 
Gently easing the twisted leg, 
police freed the child, who suf- 
fered no injuries. 
Youth's Catch of Fish 
Wows Nearby Adults 
  THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Actress Betsy Blair—split from npeed Kelly—has a hot 
romance with a Frenchman ... A new Joe Cates-produced 
quizzer gives away oil wells! |, Ginger Rogers, still away trom 
husband Jacques Bergerac, keeps night ctuling with business- 
man Walter Troutman. 
Sen. McClelian’s commi will check 
the sacred “expense sccounts of big 
corporations. Oh, murder! |... Steve Al- MCALESTER, Okla. (® -— The, 
adult fishermen paid no attention! 
to 13-year-old Larry Calhoun as 
he fished with a eane pole. off 
the Lake McAlester spillway. That 
is they didn't until he pulled in 
a_ five-pound bass, the largest 
catch of the day. His bait was a 
dead m:nnow discarded by a near- 
by angler.   ‘also have pleaded guilty to break- 
ing and entering charges and are 
free under $500 bond apiece until 
sentencing April 22. 
ta, may be developed as a sup-|from Japan and other foreign coun- 
plementary port. : tries.   tenced to 144-15 years in State 
Prison of Southern Michigan. last 
“Charged with stealing guns and ya) was called off, but recent 
jewelry March 5 from a home at heavy rains promise to make it 3240 McCormick Rd., Waterford as colorful as ever this year. | Township, Bradley admitted five 
lother break-ins and Caldwell five. 
Five others named in the gang Asks Curb on Imports 
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| for drinking purposes. Youths Awarded 
Small Treasure 
Found on Lot , 
BRIGHTON, Colo. (® — Four 
well-scrubbed and happy little 
boys lined up in District Court 
iyesterday to get $605.21 apiece. 
Dist. 
ordered the money paid to Rich-) 
ard (Ricky) Tabor, 7, of Pueblo, 
Colo., 
Michael Asnicar, 11, and his 
brother Patrick, 12, all of Denver. 
The boys found $2,910 last sum- 
mer in a vacant lot at Derby, 
north of Denver. The money was 
split equally among them after 
Judge Miller set aside $489.16 for 
attorney fees and legal advertis- 
ing costs. 
He ordered that each ad be 
jpaid $230.21 in cash plus in- 
| vested by the court in U.S. Sav-' 
Bonds. 
Ricky said he, thought he'd save, 
his money toward college ex- 
penses, “but maybe I'll get a 
cycle first.’ 
The boys won't have to pay any 
income tax on their shares, but)   ¥ 
    in 1958. The law says any indi- 
vidual earnings $600 or more a 
year must file a return but taxes 
don’t begin until the earnings 
jreach $675. 
  Water entire 
but Town Is Thirsty 
REDRIDGE (#—This Keweenaw 
Peninsula community of 100 knows 
now what it means to have 
“water, water everywhere, but not 
a drop to drink.” 
Houghton, hasn't had any drinking 
water in its mains for six days, 
ed by water. - 
Somewhere between Lake Supe- 
Some citizens have got 
drinking water by pail from a well 
at the village school. Others have 
reopened long unused wells in 
  
  pach ESCANABA  — The Executive 'Board of District 12 of the Interna-) 
tional Woodworkers of America, | 
  
  Geonkali, 27 miles from Calcut-|on imports of veneer and plywood 
  
len, whose sons will visit him this sum- 
mer, is hunting a Westchester vacation 
spot... Betty Grable will make records Vote on City Hospital-Sewage Plant Issue   
with Harry ‘James’ band). . Tina Louise 
decorates the Arthritis and ‘Rheumatism 
_ Foundation telethon. | 
Don Ameche dashed from “Holiday 
for Lovers” to fill in as choir singer at 
St. Malachy’s . . . /Hollywood builder 
Hal Hayes, who nearly wed Zsa Zsa 
_ Gabor, proposed te Ann Miller , , . The 
Defense Dept. asked Lionel Hampton to 
tour the Pacific bases. ~ 
  EARL PEARLS ... Say what you will, we like the 
fearless fellow whe comes _ out and admits he Fo Set Special — May 20 
Deatier’s bond attorney is ex- 
pected to set May 20 as the special 
election date for the city hospital- 
sewage treatment plant bond issue, 
sion tonight, - 
Commissioners. last Thursday 
  agrees with 1 learned from Claude Stevens that 
  in action before the City Commis- The remainder of the plant Ay pes | beurlag aoe 8 mv ts Milford Man Placed 
‘on Probation by Court 
Dissatisfied over an autombile 
repair job, a Milford man who 
threatened a gas station attendant 
was placed on one year probation 
yesterday, 
Mont McVey, 39, of 21% 
Commerce Rd. admitted pulling a 
pistol on the employe in a 
Commerce Township gas station 
Feb. 13, 
He was assessed $100 court costs 
after pleading guilty before Circuit 
Judge Frank L. Doty to a charge 
of aggravated assault. and Duane Bickford, 10, | 
they will have to file tax returns 
Redridge, 17 miles southwest of S 
although it is virtually. surround-’ ,, Agent Gets Sentence 
in Stock Violation ‘A Madison Heights agent for a 
Nevada uranium prospecting firm 
yesterday was sentenced for viola- 
ition of Michigan's so-called “Blue   Judge Martin P.. Miller Sky Law,” protecting stock in- 
vestors. 
* * * 
Emil 0. Hanson, 48, a florist, of 
929 W. Eleven Mile Rd. was placed 
on three years probation and as- 
Judge Frank L. Doty. 
* * * 
Hanson pleaded guilty to tech- 
nical charges ‘involving the sale! 
of at least $4,500 worth of stock 
in the Mutual Uranium Co., Inc., 
of Mesquite, Nev. 
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This included the agent's dealing 
jin certificates of a company not 
registered with the Michigan|, 
Corporations Security Commission   Jand 
  (Color) Matinee Theater. (7) An-| 
}likened to the golden calf. 
sessed '$200 court costs by Circuit, ¢stasy Dr. Barry Commoner, professor of 
botany, in collaboration with Dr. 
Richard Norberg, associate 
professor’o{ physics, Dr, Jonathan 
Townsend,. assistant professor of 
physics, and associates. _ 
The discovery was expected to 
push efforts at’ determining 
whether interference with the 
normal free radical chemistry of 
the cell is a factor in formation 
of cancer or the damaging effects — 
of radiation, . 
Lutheran Pastor 
Likens Presley 
to Golden Calf greta dgg- ® — Rock 'n” 
roll idol Elvis. Presley has been 
Rev, The description was that of 
W. Carter Merbrier, pastor of 
Matthew's Lutheran Church 
ably suggestive and possibly even 
immoral, the condemnation .must 
‘lie with ‘those who have by their 
adoration made him the golden 
image,” he continued, 
Merbrier all but absolved Pres- 
jley, whose acquaintance he made- 
in a back-stage interview, 
But he . sternly condemned. the   “idiotic parents” of the ‘‘nervous 
giggling girls’ who him 
  
  “i and dealing without a license. back. and brashly “‘kissed | | = . that shook the hand’ of 
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fo Install Officers 
Tonight Pontiac Commandery 
No. 2 Knights Templar will install 
Robert F. Snyder as its new emi- 
nent commander. Snyder lives at 
6510. Maceday Dr., Waterford 
Township. 
Others to be installed are Wayne 
E.. Scott, generalissimo; Henry 
Rohl. Jr., captain general; Harry 
Vernon, senior warden; Carleton 
Spooner, junior. warden; Harold 
Noble, prelate; and Max Mum- 
ford, tteasurer. 
Other new officers are Edward! 
Pritchard, Marquis A. Sartell, 
Keith W. Agy, Lester McClellan 
Sr., Marvin L, Ladd, Elden F. 
Entertainment will be provided 
by Miles Frusher, soloist, with 
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PARIS (INS) — A French jet, 
a quieter ride than a luxury limou-| 
sine takes off from Paris next 
week to conquer American mar- 
kets. 
The 500 - mile --an- hour ‘Cara- 
velle,”’ of revolutionary design, will 
make a nine-week demonstration 
attract prospective buyers. 
This 80 - passenger, came 
' range airliner is the only 
position outside’ the fuselage has, 
several advantages, according to. 
the plane's builders, Sud Aviation, & 
FACTOR IN SAFETY 
> The manufacturers say it makes 
the plane safer’ than when the jet” 
as they are on the British-built 
Comets. and the Russian-made 
Tupolev. These aircraft could be 
explosion in one of the motors, 
Moreover, it is claimed that 
the way the Caravelle’s jet _ 
are placed reduces noise 
vibration and simplifies the ty 
vicing of the motors. 
On an hour's flight in the Gus 
velle from Paris to ‘Toulouse in, 
Southwestern France, this corre-: 
Southwestern France, it was 
noted that motor noise was re- 
duced to a barely audible hum. 
* * * 
unnoticeable. The ride is smooth’ 
    on piano, All. friends and: — 
tives of the commandery have’ 
been invited. | 2 |   
(2 fo Be Sentenced i= 
for Morals Offenses | 
Two. youths charged with morals 
offenses against a 12-year-old Pon- 
tiac girl and her -sister, 15, will 
be sentenced April 29 by Circuit 
Judge George B. Hartrick.   
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      Pleading guilty to a reduced) 
|charge of indecent liberties were, 
Robert J. White, 17, of 292 Seward |"” 
St. and Edward R. Usrey, 18, of | 
|274 N, Johnson Ave. 
Along with Bobby Brown, 21, of 
261 N, Saginaw St., the youths 
were originally charged with) 
‘statutory rape of the girls March | 
116 on a complaint brought- by the 
‘father. ; 
| Brown is expected to be 
ned on the reduced charge | 
[April 15. All three are free under | 
'$1,000 bond apiece. CRUISES AT 500 M.P.H. 
The cigar-shaped aircraft, with, 
ilow wings swept back at a rakish’ 
20-degree angle, was designed for 
imedium distance operations rang- 
ing from 120 to 1,500 miles, not 
for lengthy trans-oceanic flights. 
Caravelle has a cruising speed 
lot 500 miles an hour at. altitudes 
lvarying from 30,000 to 32,000 feet. 
orders for 12 Caravéelles for use | 
| on its lines in Europe and be- 
tween Europe and Africa. 
The first three are scheduled to 
‘be delivered in the fall of 1958 
and the remainder during 1959. 
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Should orders exceed a planned 
production rate of one a week, an 
agreement between Sud Aviation 
jand the Republic Aircraft Corp. 
of Farmingdale, N.Y., will allow 
‘the construction’ of 15 Caravelles- 
a month to meet the ‘demand. i 
The jet is due in Miami on 
May 2. 
Its schedule calls for visits ‘to 
iNew York, Washington, Atlanta, 
  
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and quiet. 
The French national airline, — 
Air France, already has placed | 
| Nashville, Dallas, Kansas City, St. 
_jairliner. that. gives its passengers Louis, Chicago, Grand Rapids, 
‘Denver and Salt Lake City before 
reaching Los Angeles on June 5. 
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Francisco and. Seattle from where 
it will head for St’ Paul and again 
to New York, where it is due 
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