"PONTIAC MICHIGAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 —84 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE + *¥* kk kok Oe City Schools Ask $7,864,230 Budget xk * Increased Costs Rule Out Raise in Teachers’ Pay “List Projects Meant to Keep Expenditures) at Minimum By HAROLD 8, COHEN A “hold-the-line”. budget of $7,864,230 was presented to the Pontiac Board of Education last night by the school administration staff. An increase of $285,711 from the current budget, the tentative 1958-59 ‘pack- age holds the per pupil spending level to the same figure of $388 as now. A step by step evaluation of the budget’ by board -members was made last night with administra- tors explaining the items they are | 33. responsible for, It seen became evident that the proposed budget is more of a belt-tightening one than a “hold- the-line” type. In order to absorb the increased costs from the opening of Pontiac Northern High School next fall, deep cuts were made into the over- all maintenance and capital outlay funds. The administration presented a list of important rehabilitation proj- ects and added personnel that were omitted te keep the budget down. The tentative budget also allows teachers 10 years in the system. PRESENT DEMANDS Representatives of both teachers’ unions, . the Pontiac Education Assn, and the Pontiac Federation of Teachers were on hand to pre- sent wage demands. - The PEA spekesman, Robert Boyce, asked for increases that would bring Pontiac teacher's salaries to where they were four Fagen de flare. apt only in Metropolitan area systems, He proposed increases totaling $275,000 fo bring starting salary with a bachelor’s degree up to $4,500 from the present $4.350. Top (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) Higher Bus Fares Begin Tomorrow The new adult fares-on Pontiac City:Lines buses will go into ef- . fect tomorrow, instead of Monday, to coincide with the first. day of the month, Earle W. Dreasher, the company’s transportation superin- tendent, said. * * -® Adult cash fares will be boosted from 15 to 20 cents. Tokens will be available at 4 for 70 cents. Other fares will pot be changed. School children over 12 with iden- tification cards will pay 15 cents cash during schoo] hours. Tokens for school chikiren will sell at 2 for 25 cents. Children from 6 to 12 will pay 10 cents while those younger will ride free of charge. Transfers will remain free. | | S City Residents Arise to Fog, Snow, Slush Michigan’s unpredictable weather hit with a venge- ance today and Pontiac area residents woke up to fog, |Snow, and slush, with more snow coming. Midwestern blizzards moved into the Indiana, Ohio and Michigan area, bringing heavy snow warnings. The U.S. Weather Bureau predicts more than four inches heaped on the Pontiac area as well as the rest of the tri-state area with- in the next 24 hours. * * * drizzle last night, but above freez- ing temperatures made roads more slushy than hazardous, Tonight, the mercury is expect- ed to slip down to the 203 or be- low throughout the state, and snow and freezing weather will be the rule tomorrow. The lowest temperature in down- _ Pontiae preceding § a.m. was . At 2 p.m. the mercury stood at 38. * *« * A rash of minor accidents was of snow will be+ Most of the state got snow and) Up ' reported by Oakland County law’ slushy, enforcement authorities, because of heavy fog this morning. The Oakland County Sheriff's Department reported six smaSh- ups between the hours of 7 and 9 a.m., including a six-car pile- on South Bivd., which was handled by Troy police. There were no injuries reported in any of the collisions, said deputy Thurman Sauvage. Three of the accidents were in Waterford Town- ship and two in the Walled Lake area. Two cars collided headon on 'Circuit Judge Frank L. Accused Killer's Fate Resting in Jury's Hands Judge Doty Introduces. Four Possible Verdicts in Goff Trial The fate of accused killer Ray Goff rested with a jury of six women and ‘six men at noon today. After hearing instruc- tions from Oakland County Doty, the jury went out at 11:41 and then adjourned at noon for lunch. They were to resume their delib- eration at 1:30. Lakeville road east of Oxford, and| a’ truck jack-knifed across the, highway. | The Oakland County Road Com-| mission reports state and blacktop) roads are in good condition, but! of township reads are somewhat! el Goff, 35-year-old Flint factory jworker, is charged with first- idegree murder in the killing of Mrs. Rita M. Cummings, 27, also “a as on Aug, 21, 1955, after she had rejected his love. Judge Doty charged that four possible verdicts might be re- Long Lines Form Outside 1958 License Plate Offices | 2Ong lines of auto owners formed at the Pontiac branch of the Secretary of State’s office today during) years,” but reminded the jury this or not guilty by reason of insanity. turned by the panel. They were guilty of first-degree murder, sec- ond-degree murder, manslaughter He warned the jury the issue for them to’ decide was whether Goff was insance at the time of the killing, “regardiess of your opinion of pychiatrists.” The judge termed it “rather! shocking that a man who has the last hours before the 1958 license plate deadline. More than 200 customers were waiting in line for the} killed a woman can get out in two ee "Sider BA hts taaling denied a defense motion for a directed open this morning, accord- ing to branch manager Willis M. Brewer. In mid-morning the number feil to an average 75, he said, but it was expected to amount to sev- ral hundred after 5 p.m. * Both the Pontiac office and the Waterford Township branch in the township hall will stay open tonight as long as any customers are Keft in line, Brewer said, cense plates is midnight tonight. The immense batklog of Pontiac area drivers who waited until the last few days to purchare new plates this year was cut down con- siderably this week, Brewer said. Nevertheless, sales still ran sev- eral thousand below last year's, he said. Statewise, Secy. of State James M. Hare predicted the worst last- minute license plate rush in his- tory. Nearly a million car and truck owners were still without new plates with the 260 branch offices opened this morning, Hare said. For those who missed the dead- line, the Pontiac and Waterford offices both will be open tomor- row from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Candidates on Page 2 A review of candidates run- ning for nomination to the City Commission from Districts 5 and a al Fe Rape Pontiac Press, Candidates in Dis- trict 6 will be covered tomor- row. Deadline for driving on 1957 li-|- 53 N. Parke St. office to+ Senate Views. Postal Wages Will Discuss* Size of Pay Hike for 500,000) Post Office Workers WASHINGTON « — The Senate turns today to the question of how 'b&& a pay raise to give the 500,000 postal workers’ after finishing most of its argument over postal rate increases. Sen. Carlson (R-Kan), adminis- tration spokesman on postal leg- islation, said he would make an effort to hold the postal. pay raise to a figure he believes President Eisenhower will sign. He pro- posed a 7% per cent increase ef- fective when the bill becomes law. Democrats are pushing for an average boost of about 124, per cent, retroactive to last Oct. 1. It would include about a 7, per cent raise plus cost-of-living ad- justments of up to $240 a year for employes in the lowest seven grades of the postal service. Carlson’s proposal would cost 195 million dollars a year as com- pared with 320 million for the Democratic plan. Eisenhower had proposed a 6 per ceht increase costing about 160 million. "iL, Rex Bebout and Edward A. verdict of innocent ‘by reason of insanity. Late yesterday defense attorneys Potere made the motion, saying they saw “‘no reason for this case to go to the jury.” “If it does,” Bebout told Judge Doty, “psychiatrists and the whole field of psychiatry will have been on trial here.” Chief Assistant "Prosecutor George F. Taylor, in asking that the motion be denied, said the peo- ple were only “asking for a trial by jury and not by psychiatrists.” Amongst the earlier testimony in the four-day first-degree mur- der trial] were two Pontiac psy- chiatrists who declared Goff, 35- year-old Flint man, insane. - “There have been too many peo- ple whose lives have been taken by people who have been released be- ad ON NEW JOB — Robert C. Miller, (center), 30, of 194 N Berkshire Rid, Bloomfield Township, was sworn in as acting postmaster of Pontiac this morning by Donald F. Woodward, “postal New Acting Postmaster Takes Oath swearing-in ceremony. comes effective today. He was acting postmaster since June of 1953. ~ °°... Pontise Press Phote inspector. Leslie H. Dean, (left) witnesses the Dean’s retirement be- toward space sodag carrying al new, more stubby, nose cone to! protect its earthward plunge on target. The 1,900-mile range missile— destined ‘for installation in Eu- rope within a year—left its launching pad at 8:08 a. m. lt climbed slowly at first in an enormous billow of flame and smoke and then moved quickly The Air Force would say only:) “The nose cone used in today’s test differed from those previous-) jy used.” It was believed that the Thor ‘launching Jan. 28 was | hicle. From Cocoa Beach, six miles distant, it appeared to be a fine Wadsworth Replaces Stassen Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, Robert A. Lovett, John J. cause of the testimony from the lips of psychiatrists,” Taylor con- tested yesterday. ‘FAKED CONDITION’ He argued Goff had faked insan- ity. “He knew he faced life im- prisonment and had plenty of time (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Ike Has Tooth Out WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi- Eisenhower underwent a “normal and successful” tooth extraction at Walter Reed Hos- pita] today and will remain for a checkup tomorrow on his re- covery from the slight stroke he McCloy and Walter Bedell Smith. Secretary of State Dulles named them with President Eisen- hower’s approval. Stassen left his: disarmament post to seek the Republican nom- Related Story Page 21 ination for governor in Pennsyl- vania. Stassen reportedly contended the United States should offer more concessions to Russia, and Dulles disagreed, : Wadsworth, a 20-year veteran of government service, suffered last Nov. 25. repre- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) New U.S. Team-to Seek Disarmament Showdown WASHINGTON (#i—The United States sent in a new team today to drive for a sh armament. James J. Wadsworth, now deputy U.S. delegate to the United Nations, replaces Harold E. Stassen as chief negotiator.s Backing him up are four citizen-advisers: = owdown with Russia on dis- d. J, WADSWORTH Thor Streaks Into Space Carrying New. Nose Cone | ein first..time a nose cone had bona tested in flight with the entire ve-| ‘climbing. It put out the custom. lary vapor trail when it reached chill temperatures of higher air irange across the Atlantic, and the trail lasted about a min- ute, STREAKED THROUGH Then the Thor could be seen through binoculars, streaking along faster and faster, its tail flame thinner and lighter. It dis- appeared into distant skies more than three minutes’ after the, launching. Li The nose cone is dedigned and manufactured by General Electric which also makes nose cones for the Thor’s big brother, the 5,000- mile Atlas, and the Navy's 1,500- mile Polaris . missile. This was the 12th Thor leunch: ing. A Since the first Thor test Jan. 27, 1957, the missile hag been cameregenticl launched at least Previous thors have carried a graceful, almost perfectly round- ed cone, Along: with the Army’s comparable Jupiter, the Thor will be stationed in England and pos- sibly France. The Thor requires a strong heat resistant nose cone capable of withstanding the enormous stresses of re-entering the atmos- phere. * * * “The 135,000 potinds of thrust de- veloped by the-. Thor’s North American Rocketdyne engine drove the missile 2,645 miles in an Oct. 24, 1957, test. This is the second launching at the Cape in two days. A 200-mile missile—the Army's Rédstone — was fired successfully Thursday. Only Trees, Children and Pigeons Like It Last Minute Auto Plate Buyers —as the worst —-* the year. HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (@®—Pigeons and trees are smarter than people— and February proves it. The second month on the cal- endar is regarded by most peo- ple—most grown people, anyway * the month February is for catching ¢olds, for carrying) grudges and for plotting war's. | ¥ 8 *. February is the month when, if you've got water on the brain, it freezes — and everything slips your mind. February is the month when hope sinks lower and the fuel bills mount higher, Only children, trees, and pig- eons seem to have the ancient wisdom to enjoy February. To a In T Today's Press eee eee ee County News .....6...0.0.. 18 Editorials’ 2.006. .6 cc cccesens € Wigh Bikoet .....-.....0..0. 19 Se eee 28 Obituaries .........06...5.. M4 Sports i. is cscsss tenes 23 to 2% Theaters ..... og coor 20 + 21 TV & Radio Programs .... 33 Wilson, Farl .............. 33 Women’s Pages .,.... 15 to 17 a great:outdoor icebox of fabu- lous beauty, shining and crystal, full of a sled-borne delight, And when the trumpets of March blow over the last snowman, they weep; to see -him. melt—gone without a trace. The trees know how to make the most of February. If you don't think so, go out right now and .look along their barren limbs. You'll find them studded with small. firm buds, ready to ex- i plode child winter turns the world into sages | | i i February — Low Month of the Year to one another—and in- ispiring heaven knows what thoughts in the minds of stenog- raphers who look out the window and watch them. There is a lesson in every | kind of weather, and the pigeons are smart enough to know it. They make love in February, the worst month of the year, and their love blossoms ag the year flourishes — from hard times te better times. Foolish man, however, goes about his romancing exactly back- some surprising morning|Ward. He waits. until the ‘peak like green popcorn. In the winter | month of. Juneé—when_ everything, lof our discontent the trees have) ‘heen working in mighty - silence! for the annua! miracle of spring. * * + And the pigeons know how to jmake the most of February, Day) jafter day, here in the gay ram- |parts of Rockefeller Center where il work, the pigeons have been) lcosying closer, cooing coded mes- is blissful—to fall in love,.and be- fore he has well adjusted to this mew situation he and his mate mutual hardship. a a ee So long, February, By the time a man figures out what to do with you, you're gone, See you next year. . It saaiaa out to the southeast | Uy UGE tee wise HA) ee ee still ‘face winter together: untested by as School Bi Plunges Into River Kentucky Coach With 40 Pupils Hits Truck, Car Completely Submerged by Swollen Waters of Big Sandy River PRESTONBURG, Ky. (P — A ceunty school bus, jearrying some 40 children, collided with a truck today, then sideswiped a car, be- fore swerving into rain- swollen Levisa fork of the Big Sandy River. The accident occurred | on U.S. 23 about five miles south of here in mountain- ous eastern Kentucky. State police said more than 20 children, and the bus driver, may have died in the accident. which oc- . curred three mite south of here, Ten youngsters escaped by climbing through a rear door bee = | fore the vehicle sank. State police were unable to furnish the names of the drivers of the other vehicles. They said the bus skidded to the edge of the bank, then rolled into the water. * * * Ten youngsters scrambled — a rear door and got area in southern Floyd County. mérged were having a difficult ing the vehicle. Doctors Paying Fee, Flath Says Hospital Director Denies Spending Public Funds in Sullenberger Suit — Pontiac General Hospital staff doctors are using their own money, not public funds, to pay legal fees as co-defendants in a $250,000 dam- age suit against the hospital, Carl I. Flath, hospital director, de- clared last night. portion of the city's annual $75,000 ‘subsidy’ to the hospital could find its way into the doctors’ legal fund,” said Flath. “The two ac- counts are entirely separate.” * * * Flath made this point clear be-« fore the City Commission and hos- pital board of trustees at a joint meeting that touched briefly on the suit brought by ousted. staff sur- geon Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger. “The hospital can't goth these professional charges,” Fiath ex- plained. “We can only charge emergency patients for use of hos- pital facilities.” Over the years, it has become customary at Pontiac General for doctors to pool these fees, usually for purchase of medical books and education aids. While admitting that part of .the $75,009 is earmarked by or- dinance for emergency care, Flath denied that much of it has been used that way Ie re- cent years, “Most of the money—about $47,- 000 this year—is being used for its primary purpose, the pension fund. What's left after that lis only about .6 per cemt of our operational budget.” » 44 Nevertheless, he i ;~ what- ‘ever public funds do find their way into emergency are used strictly to defray operational costs, od Jerome “Bright Spot” needs shears cars, "34 to "8's, Top §, PR s-oses, Inceme Tax Reteras at Prepared Angus het : 95 W, Harog Open Eves. “There is no possibility that any igs THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 28. 1958 _by Gun Handling TEDDY R. BOWES District 6 A self-empléyed bookkeeper and, tax consultant, Teddy R. Bowes is: ‘a newcomer to Pontiac politics, — * * A native of Oakfield, Towa, Bowes, 48, of 44 Chamberlain St. has been a Pontiac resident since 1935. Married with five children, Bowes has had his own business office at 418 Oakland Ave. since 1935. * * * Educated in lowa public schools, Bowes has been em- ployed as bookkeeper and sales- man at several Pontiac auto sales firms. * * ¥ A member of Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church, Bowes be- longs to the Pontiac Elks Lodge. JOHN A, DUGAN District 5 Incumbent John A. Dugan is run- ning for his third two-year term as | Commissioner from District 5. , 49, came to Pontiac in | 1928 his native province of ‘Ontario, Canada. Since then, he has been employed. at Pontiac Motor, Division, currently as a set- up man in the production depart- ment. Dugan and his wife live at 363 Nelson St. They have two sons, Educated in Ontario public schools, Dugan is a member of Pontiac Motor Local 653, UAW and belongs to the Oakland Park Methodist Church, Active in school affairs, he is a Parent-Teacher Association mem- ber at McCarroll School in his dis- trict, RONALD Cc. HALLENBECK District 5 A former District. 5 commis- sioner, Ronald ‘C, Hallenbeck, 41, ef 25 Gingell Ct. has tossed his hat into the political ring a. * * Hallenbeck served two terms on the commission, 1952-4. A native of Pontiac, he is a cloth trimmer at Fisher Body Di- vision plant, where he has been employed since 1936. * * ¥ Hallenbeck, married with two children, attended Pontiac public schools and graduated from Pon- ‘tiac High School in 1935. * * * : He is a World War II veteran, an Amvets member, and to the Democratic Club of Pontiac Local 596, UAW. .WELLIAM H. DODD District 7 A native of Arkansas, William H, Dodd has been a Pontiac resi- dent 15 years. This is the first time that he has run for office. * * * Formerly a Pontiac ‘General Hospital employe, Dodd has ‘been a custodian worker at several Pon- tiac business establishments in the past several years. . Single and 33 years of age, Dodd lives at 362 Russell St. He attended public schools “-? affiliated with the Church of Christ, ROBERT A. LANDRY ’ Distriet 7 An unsuecéssfal candidate for the District T nomination two years ago, Robert A. Landry is trying again this year, Landry, 44, formerly was a mem- ber of the production contro! di- vision at Fisher. Body Division's Pontiac plant. He is now a senior ‘clerk at Fisher sade Livonia plant, Married, with seven children, Landry is a native of Lowell, Mass. whe came to Pontiac in 1928. He graduated from public schools in Lowell and attended St. Joseph's College there. Landry belongs to St. “Vincent de Paul Church and has been ac- tive in the Knights of Columbus in Pontiac. He is a past grand knight, deputy grand knight and trustee. a7 Seek Places on Ballot i in Primary Monday 2 ‘GILBERT W. LONG - District 7 Incumbent Gilbert W. Long is as representative from District 7. Long, 43, is a native of Pontiac. He graduated from Pontiac public schools, te te , et Since 1951, Long has been an insurance agent for a Detroit - company. Before that, he was a self-employed decorator. * * ® Married, with two children, Long lives at 139 Prospect St. * * * He is an active member of the Beulah Holiness Church, serving as treasurer on its board of directors. Long also is a Sunday School superintendent. Ike Tells Story for Critics Irked “In that case we're pertectly safe ‘Lowest temperature CLEVELAND @®—Critics of President Eisehhower’s handling of a shotgun in a recefit photo- graph prompted the President to tell a story, which was retold last night by George Humphrey, for- mer secretary of the Treasury. President Eisenhower was pho- tographed leaning on his shotgun while a guest at Humphrey’s Thomasville, Ga. plantation. Humphrey, speaking at a bafiquet in his honor, said the President read of the controversy at break- fast the next morning. The President told the follow- ing story, Humphrey seid: “There was an old mountaineer in front of a country store lean- ing on a muzzle-loading musket. A young fellow from the city warned him, ‘It's always the gun Seat lent loaded Ant goes of. a0 kills ‘someone.’ “And the mountaineer replied, because this is loaded.” New Team fo Work for Disarmament (Continued From Page One) sented this country in disarma- ment talks In London In 1955. The following year he was! chosen to negotiate a world atoms. become a reality. The new team lineup signaled) — and America’s allies — on just where everybody goes next. The United States favors nego-| tiations inside the new and un- tested 25-country U. N. disarma- ment subcommittee. But full Al- lied agreement on this as the next step apparently has not.yet been reached, The subcommittee was en- larged after Russia contended the original group, including the United States, Britain, France, Canada and Russia, was ‘stacked 4-to-1 against Russia. But Russia also refused to agree to the bigger group, saying it too was stacked. The NATO allies suggested a foreign ministers’ jatomic tests despite steady “‘ban ithe bomb” propaganda from the meeting, but again Russia said no. Last night’s U. S. statement de- plored this Soviet attitude as ob- structionist: It made no mention of the new Russian bomb tests, which indicated na let-up in Soviet By E. H. SIMs What is the most dangerous wind | and barometer combination? It is generally agreed that east wind, moving to a north a northeast wind, with a falling bar- ometer, is the most dangerous wind and pressure combination ex- | perienced. There will be exceptions |, think this over in jail before to this general rule. Likewise, as a general rule, the lower the pressure fall, the more velocity one-can expeet from. ap- proaching winds. Whenever the glass fall below 30.00, bad weath- er is probably close behind, unless, the falling pressure ends almost immediately, and begins to _rise. If the pressure ever goes below 29.00, one should brace for the storm of a lifetime. Occasional readings below 29.00 have been ex- perienced, but they are rare, and, also extremely bad weather omens. | Kremlin. 'Haarer, medical superintendent of ‘Goff’ s Fate left a U. S. move to pin down Russia To Decide it Mail Is Local Through | Census Formula WASHINGTON uw — Postmaster |General Summerfield says the post! loffice department will adopt the’ Census Bureau's definition of a out-of-town. i ~*~ * * Under the postal rate bill now before the. Senate, local letters |would move up from 3 to 4 cents and rion-local letters would be in- creased frofn 3 to 5 cents, effec- tive July 1. The Census Bureay definition for “urbanized area’ is based on a complex formula. However, bureay officials said yesterday an acceptable simple definition would be: “An urbanized area consists of a central city and its surrounding suburbs, including incorporated and unincorporated areas having a common street pattern and com- mon utility service."’ ~*~ * * The bureau noted, in response to an inquiry, that many of Ameri- ca’s twin cities are treated by the Census Bureau as a single com- munity — that is, one in which the 4-cent loca] letter rate would be applied. One of the world’s largest oil companies has more stockholders ii New England than in all the states west of the Mississippi Schools Ask Budget of $7,864,230 (Continued From Page One) _ pay with a BA degree would go up ifrom $6,500 to $7,000, with in- creases between the two levels according to experience. are ncy which since has’ “Single urbanized area” in determ-| The PEA formula would boost or peace agency Ww since ‘ining whether mail is local ra fend for teachers with a mas- ter's degree from a top of $6,850 ‘to $7,400, Glenn Griffin, board president, reminded the teachers that the board still hag no indication as to itg income for next year. “We still don't know what the state aid figure will be, or what the local assessments will be, or how much of the 15 mill pie will be sliced for schools by the coum ty allocations board..” COSTS TO BE HIGHER Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, superin- tendent, point out that instruction costs will be higher, mainly due to the new Pontiac Northern High School and a switch to a six period day at local high schools, meaning that the major cuts will be made in maintenance and capital outlay items. Dr. Otto Hufziger, assistant su- perintendent, said the new budget cuts maintenance from seven per zicent of the total to five per cent. River. “We will just hold our own with to Jury by Judge (Continued From Page One) 1 the examinations,"’ Taylor insisted. Dr. Clinton J, Mumby and Dr. | L. Jerome Fink agreed in their testimony that Goff had been | brewing a mental illness in him. | self since he was a youngster, Being spurned by Mrs. Cum. | mings, provided the spark which i set off.his insanity, they said. Another psychiatrist was some-' what less definite. Dr. John G.' Tonia State Hospital for the Crim- inally Insane, testified to Goff's insanity when edmitted to the in- The Weather . PONwaA me Weather Bureau Report ND VICINITY—Snoew to- wight een and ‘ morrow accumulating around | 4 inches by tomerrow merning. A ttle! colder today and~tenight, Lew ton, ght! 30-32. Sigh temerrow near 45. Southerly winds at 6-8 miles an hour increasing to 10-18 b terly tonight.’ Tomerrow mostly cloudy _ — with chance of snow — lew 25-29. Teday in “ym Pontiac a est temperature preceding @ am oe & am.: Direction—South @on sets Priday at 6 ai p.m Sun rises Saturday at 7:08 a.m. Moon sets Saturday at 3:51 a.m Moon rises Friday at 12:56 p.m. Wind velocity 2 m.p. hb.) ——e Downtown =o € : 36) oo 5 See. eree®ee Ssa3ag . Tharsday in Pemtiae (As Teeorded downtown) Hiehest temperature . ‘ Lowest temperature Mean temperature . Weather—Cloudy, 1% ‘in. snow, show and rain. “ine Year Age in Pentiae « Highest temperature ...6..00+-e000: Rid *eeeeeee reese Pe vacs, Ae ee “19 in Lag = femperete re Wee! amen Wighest ana Lowest“ Temperatare This #0 in 1880 «1 in 1878 Thersday's Temper perature Chart pipe timore is Milwauke@ — ville ae. New 33 New York yma ha i be * Se Icember, he found himself faced , Goff to the stand as character | stitution. “Only in a hypothetical case,” he added, ‘‘could we say this in- ‘sanity was inherent in him — the crime took place."’ Goff, a twice-married amateur’ motorcycle racer, was committed to Ionia in December, 1955. Four .psychiatrists, including Drs. Mum- ‘by and Fink, testified at a sanity commission hearing that Goff was) insane and unable to stand trial for the fatal shooting. Released by Dr. Haarer last De- with the murder charge. The defense yesterday rested | its case and waived calling some | eight friends and co-werkers of | witnesses. The jury was dis- | missed and defense counsels | made their motion. Bebout charged that of the 18 prosecution witnesses, only three, | Rita’s mother, her stepfather and always former hushand, testified they saw ceding the shooting. lay witnesses who said they atid" Bebout told the judge. Besides Drs. Mumby, Fink andi Haarer, sanity commission ie Sw geaeseensessassts* agseuseusssssuess no emotional change in Goff vel / “This will have to overcome tes-] | eee C ry Bonded Certified Pertect Diamond at WKC, WKC 108 N. Saginaw 10 Sparkling Dia- mond Duet. 14K Gold Mounting. $125 8 Fiery Diamond Pair. 14K Gold Mounting. : $175 6. Large exquisite Diamonds in this quality Duet. $200 2 YEARS to PAY! FE 37114 no new advance in the rehabilita- tion of older buildings under this budget,” he said. Dr. Russell Curtis, secondary education coordinator, said, “Most of the cuts in personnel are com- ting from-ver” Guidance program in order to leave enough teachers to handle the classes.” The board paid tribute to the administrators for the immense amount of work that went into preparing the budget and said it would consider wage increases and other omitted items when it had a clearer picture of income. Waterford School Sets Annual Fair Saturday The Leggett Elementary school in Waterford Township will hold its annual fair, beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday. A Swiss steak din- ner will be served. Various booths will be on display, and a talent show will be featured throughout the evening, according fo Mrs. Glénn Wolters, Who’ is as- sisted by Mrs. Robert Fulkerson and Mrs, George Darrow. Pontiac Milk Prices fo Drop Half Cent seeking his second two-year term|if eames assessments, = will meet March 4 |MF to 10 dally. Wednesday hours will be from 6 to 9 p.m, Regular nee Seats hours will be in. effect on the other days. Board members are Jamie Mar- They. said they will be available for consultation each day begin- aig of 3 Am 4-Lane Project Starts LANSING # — With dispatch * of surveymen, the State High. - way Department today took the © first step toward.development of . US. 27 as a - lane divided highway - for miles from . mately, the main north - south * artery ‘will be four - lane clear to the Mackinac Straits. The Oahdand Onusly Cooperatives of PEO. will meet at 10:30 a.m. March 3 at the Community House. Meadowood Ct. has asked that res- ervations for the brunch be made with her today. Chapter AZ of Royal Oak will be tnstens or the mngeting. Communications fe student-par- ent-teacher relationships will be Wayne State University at the March 5 meeting of Derby Junior High School PTA. The meeting, schduled for 8 p.m. in the school gym, will in- clude election of officers. School instrumentalists, under the direction of Maurice Pciton and Harold Jones, will provide music. Mrs. S. E. MacArthur of 36489 & discussed by Dr. Lynn Nichols of Mrs. Edwin Kirbert will teach a six-week course in enameling on copper at Birmingham YMCA, be- ginning March 6. Thursday ses- to 9:30 p:m. with the exception of March 27. A second class opening at the re _* WW ay SL i’ BUYS we ( ces ote Alt ete! $1.50 Value 87° roller. use. Limit 1. Full GALLON of PAINT THINNER wt TTF Value Limit 2 Gallons per Person CHOCO SSO DESO SSOSCECSOOEOOESOS CEES Select Groin HARDWOOD | FOLDING. STYLE © STEP “LADDERS Paint Pan & Roller All metal om pan with 7-inch s on, pan for ladder Cc ecccccccccccccooeces $4.95 Value ye . \ \ Sos oleae ee PAINT! Choice of WHITE and ASSORTED COLORS--Famous| ENTERPRISE ‘Low Lustre’ | Genuine LATEX WALL PAINTS | $5.50 PER GALLON Fully washable famous ta- tex base for all inside walls. Now is the time to do in- door painting. 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Donald A, Mactiregor, the firm's 7 SF EPA 9 pete fn satrdnneny x * te ne 28 oath of Flint Bride Ruled Manslaughter my. “ : : 20, of nearby Montrose, was con- my. “The earth's shadow is too victed of manslaughter yesterday old bride pes ~— weeks. jury deliberated one hour and 20\set sentencing for April 14. The minutes before returning a verdict. elementary division editor, agreed) app~apaa~nnpnp~rrrrrddrrrrrrrrrrdrrrbrtrrrerbborir rvs second ies murder in the death of his wife, Betty Ariene, following a in their small house trailer Aug. 11. x during the three-day trial.. He had said he’d been drinking and could not remeraber what happened, FLINT (®—Billy Wayne. Silvey, » latrested two days later at Dixon, we Ky., his former home. A ea a. circuit court} Circuit Judge Stephen J. Roth Slivey hed been accused of |15 years imprisonment. the textbook was wreng and Tom- my was right. He said the error will be corrected in the next edi- tion, showed an eélipse of the moon. 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Pols ot ~ ls ess ts : : Ae 4 ‘ < ae as | : poe voy nero ieee pean THE PONTIAC cock FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1058 va ee “Do-It-Yourself Physics Proposed {Allows Gls Abroad . ee sen WHAT Want to Weigh Fly Wing? y Send Mail Free—j " Our low overhead means savings to you. : Rig Up Your Own Scale WASHINGTON 4 — ‘The Senate] “thas voted to permit U. S. service- A little out of the way, but lot less to pay. men stationed overseas to send let- ASHINGTON (# — Would you; There's another device forlters back to this country free of | Ww. jlike a scale sensitive enough to|studying important wave motions | 2 Door Metal Cabinets... ... $695 weigh the wing of a fly? You can|that can be rigged from an aa i i make one from two soda straws,|window frame and other ~cheap a a half-inch screw, a match folder|materials. for $10 compared to| It agreed also that servicemen ar FREE ROLLO-PLANE KITES FOR THE KIDS | jand a sewing needle. $100-$250 to buy one factory-made.|abroad could continue to send ! That's a wo" of a new way| “In a sense,” he told newsmen;| packages home at the current rate . tm hool physies| ‘it's a sort of revolution we are| without having to pay any rate in- SHOP THE REST—THEN SEE L&S fe, ‘c2cting jbish school physics| | Bulky Knit Orlon ‘which Dr. El Little says is|*tying to seed.” creases made in the future. i The National Science Founda:| These provisions were put by! #&F Bl 1 Mile East of Auburn Heights leatching om seraas | tion and several private founda- cera vote into the general postal vine ous on : . Fight high schools ‘are .{tions are supporting the venture,/rate Dill which Senate leaders FURNITURE SALES [ip Zit", tie? schools are now ext : iperimenting with this .‘‘do-it-your-|Little said hoped to finish today, » Reg § 3345 Auburn Rd. (M-59) jself’’ system, he said. He ex- : ae ; » * * 9 pressed hope 100,000 students p Phil F d Sens, Morse (D-Ore}, Yarborough $5. 8. e You Always Buy for Less at Lé&s would be getting the course by rince ip § rien (D-Tex) and Proxmire (D-Wis), 9-6 Men, thre Sat—Fri. ‘il © FE 5-9261 1960. : . ’ eg _|Sponsored the provision permitting} Ay, exciting bulky orion. bi fl h ] ) bite ga meter of the: Phy: Divorced by His Wife overseas servicemen to mail let-' ce ns ramen guanter Sieted wat : d : fringe . . . it’s the new-look to fashion! You'll love |sical Science Study Committee at ters home without charge. i =the way it whizzes, thru the suds, in go-with-every- : : Massachusetts Institute of Tech- LONDON @-Li. Qndr. rn ‘ —_ if thing white, Sizes S$; ML. . ™ , q f ] con- eh r. icnael , . * ° i . - wane pr maid Jagged Parker, 37, close friend and Chivalry Quickly Dies Charge Yours at Waite's ... Street Floor 'strated some of the proposed new|former private secretary to Prince|qs Bandits’ Car Stalls __ : — |experiments for newsmen. _ |Philip, today was divorced by his | Sete * Oe a x * * M-year-old wife on charges of) CLIFTON, N.J. w — Chivalry) In an age when many students adultery. died with the sputtering engine) ean take a hot-rod apart and put Oks of a get-away car last night. | “Look. crate ‘Shimmer and , 2 it back together, Little said, they, Mrs. Mary Alexander Thompson) A thief who came sprinting out. | ese interest in such things as “@S Named@as co-respondent. 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Jack Frost dotes on both tourists and When Fahrenheit failed to de- liver, Florida was stuck. It has but little scenery or other tourist attractions that the weather cannot sadly sicken. Its usual weather is ideal, but when it assumes the unusual, Florida has little recourse. Snr. & KW In a business way, Florida is on _ the ropes, for the weather is its prin- cipal ally. In.recent years it has endeavored to bring in some industry, and has succeeded in a minor way. But it is | too far from our nation’s greatest ~ —"yiarkets to make it attractive to most industrial lines. Likewise, in cattle raising and gen- eral feeding its efforts too loudly echoed the tourist and fruit growing tion and then “prove” ‘that he never ‘made that statement At all. x ko UF It never was intended that this courtesy should extend that far. ‘Senators were given the opportunity to see the proofs in order to comtect errors in grammar, phrasing, punctu- ation, etc. but not to change the meaning of their statements. In in- troducing the bill, Sen. NEUBERGER, Oregon Democrat, had this to say: “You can’t alter a court transcript when a man is on trial for stealing a head of lettuce. But you can totally rewrite a debate which may have shaped laws and statutes governing the lives of 171 million people.” x *«* * tors have double immunity. They are protected against suit for what they say on the Senate floor and they can make statements and then change the text in the Congressional Record to prove they didn’t say it. , The Neusercer bill should be ap- proved to prevent continuance of such abuse and in the interest of honest reporting. Courtesies such as this should not be extended any pub- lic officials. The Man About Town We've ‘Mostest’ Our County Leads Entire State in Cities and Villages angle. _° * * *: Rolling stone: What gathers no ; moss—but gets quite a polish. The breeds of cattle introduced were largely those that thrive Michigan has 83 counties, and Oakland only in a warm clime. Thousands County has more cities and villages than any of the other 82. We've recently taken that distinction, with 22 cities and two more communities sbout to be organized as such. Our villages now number 13, with elections called in two other areas who to assume that status. Our neighboring county of Wayne is our near- est competitor. It has 18 cities, outside of Detroit, and eight villages. Oakland County, while being second in population and industry, also is first in a number of other respects, including of them have died during this winter of sheer exposure. The farm crops introduced were mostly in a line that needs , a long frost free growing period to develop. This season they haven’t had it. ' In’our own’ Oakland County and its surroundings we have | beautiful lakes; better scenic highway mileage, public parks and lake ? vistas, and provisions for out- frontage. : ice Recrwation te accord with sil Just to put my readers in a reflective seasons. —~ mood, on next Tuesday it will be a quar- * * * ter century since Franklin Delano Roosevelt was first inaugurated as President of the In heating accommodations -and otherwise we’ve provided the facili- ties tailored to any season. United States. a we're in the very heart of the according to world’s greatest industrial section, . Howard Weedon, that is not dependent on the whims . of an unreliable weather, and which carries us through; while Florida sobs and ponders. chairman of the Junior Chamber of geveral of the booths have already been sold. * Word just received from the Michigan Conservation Department tells me they still. have some trees for spring planting, that have“not been re- served. If you're interested, write them at Lansing. xate ; : a attra Congressional ] Record Expected to Be Right A bill has been introduced in Con- gress to. prevent . Senators from changing in the Congressional Record the meaning or substance of _. their remarks and debate. 3 x * * | This publication is supposed to be a verbatim account of what is said ‘on the floor of Congress. But one of the courtesies Congress extends to its members is the right to edit proofs before publication. Thus, for in- stance, a Senator could have said something sensationai or something that might hurt him back home. Press and radio report it immedi- ately but he can delete it from the Congressional Record before publica- THE PONTIAC PRESS. Published by Txt Powrisc Press Comptny 48 W. Hurop st. Pontiac 12, Michigan ‘Trade Mark Dally Except Sunday . Rvsertt. Bassett, . Jonw a Rrer. Executive Vice President Assistant Advertising and Advertising Director Manager — Don’t tell me it’s exclusively a sport for youth. I personally know of four grandmothers’ who are skiing regularly at Mount Holly. While changing license’ plates in her garage, Mrs. Ray Soncrant of Davisburg noticed wasps flying out of a nearby wood pile. ) Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Theodore Tietz of 52 Delaware Ave.; ninety-first birth- day. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arnold of Holly; fifty-second wedding anniver- sary. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolfe versary. " ‘Mrs. Flora Sleesman of Rochester; eighty-fifth birthday. Mrs. Edith Jane Hall of 630 East Beverly Ave.; eighty-sixth birthday. Howsasn . Prreeeeicn mu, Kast M. Texapwris, ' Mrs, Jessie Zahn < and Cireulation Manager Sostokca “Meuenaet > - of 62 Dakota Drive; eighty-thisd birth- Joun x! ree Local Advertising” day. = Beibor ing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burt OCiassttied Fi Pig» of Ottonville; fifty-ninth wedding anni- ry versary. Mrs. William H. Fagan of Holly; ninety-second birthday. Entered at Post Office. Pontiac, as second class matter ae nte The Associated Press is. exclust' th wee for rr : Tiel Sone pete | S this = pewnpever’ to eell am tit h hews dispatches. Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Beardsley | ome Cones Satyr by enerier | to? ° vents of Oxford; fifty-third wedding anniver- : & Casiland. Counties 1% hn 00 a seers, elawhers oet7- «RTT eR Geet sale aati Simon Rudduck Prone Poutee ERI ot Holly; eighty-eighth birthday. ——— SS " Mrs. Helena .Ward of Thomas, eighty-sixth birthday. . : ee oe As things are now U.S. Sena- . Commerce Builders Show April 24-27, | . boot... of Ortonville; sixty-fourth wedding anni- — ? ee —— as Awa wa re /\ FA Not a Pretty. Pedestal - David Lawrence Asks: i | . When Can a President Resign? WASHINGTON — President There is no reason, of course, moment whether the prime minis- Eisenhower may write letters to the Vice President telling him not to be embarrassed in taking over presidential duties in any contingency if Mr, Eisenhower should become in- capacitate? — but this does not make the subsequent acts of the Vice President legal as presidential acts. For the truth is that the Constitu- 4 tion does not ex- plicitly provide marci what to do in the case of the temporary “inability” of the Presi- dent to discharge the duties of his office. Hence, even an act of Con- gress seeking to specify the course to be followed would have to be passed upon by the Supreme Court of the United States. Anything the new President might do in the interim would be of doubtful legality, and serious questions could continue to be raised for a long period of time, perhaps. years, as to the true effectiveness of certain public acts involving property rights. Congress thus far has not been given any power by the Constitution to determine when a president is temporarily disabled or when he is well enough to resume his duties. The Constitution merely. provides for action by Congress only when both a president and a vice presi- dent have been disabled. The text: of the article reads as follows: “In case of the removal of the President from office, or of his death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers and duties of the said office, the same shall devolve on the Vice Presi- dent, and the Congress may by law provide for the case of re- moval, death, resignation or in- ability, both of the President and Vice President, declaring what officer shall then act as presi- .. dent, and such officer shall act accordingly, until the disability be removed, or a president shall be elected.” Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE This year is not a leap year, so, .. Despite their fancy clothes ... It certainly is not the time... For ladies to propose .. .Their gowns may be quite beautiful .. . And they may look real cute . . . With youth and charm and talent, and .. . With energy to c . But theirs is not. the privilege or . . . Prerogative to say .. . “Will you be mine for- ever, dear... Forever and a day?” .. . They have to keep their proper place . . . Though prospects may be dim . . . Until at last they are approached... By. that most gallant “him”... But there are certain ladies fair . .. Who do not keep the rule... . As they corral some handsome man... While staying calm and cool. ; (Copyright, 1958) ‘The Country Parson * i why a constitional amendment can- not be adopted which would give Congress the right to pass a law determining who ‘shall succeed a president in the case of tempor- ary “inability.” But, unfortunaircly, “ad the present constitution does not give Congress that power, The whole controversy turns on what is really meant by the clause “inability to discharge the powers and duties” of the presidency. What does the word “inability” cover? Is it solely “physical inability?” Or does it include “mental inability,” and could jit conceivably mean “‘politi- cal inability,” too? In Britain, Canada and other countries with the parlimentary system, no such legal difficulties arise. For the majority in the na- tional parliment determines at any — ter shall be retained in office, and they judge not only his physi- cal and mental fitness but his politi- cal fitness as well. Also, the people can remove the -eleetion Dr. William Brady Says: © This Columnist. Caught . Right in Contradiction “In: your booklet ‘Nerves and Nutrition’ you say: ‘The idea that Vitamin A acts as an anti-infective had recently start- ed taking a’ 25,000 unit Vitamin A acetate tablet daily to maintain the highest degree of immunity oe aad, piratory infections in ger , as you suggest in your booklet Call It CRI. Please reconcile or explain these two seemingly contradictory statements, (B..R. G.)” This is serious *ma’am. You face is so red it harts. But I'll tell you what Pm going to do. First let me meek aes _— ragraph about vitam m Call It CRI (for the booklet send 35 cents and stamped, self-ad- dressed envelope): . “But Vitamin A serves a spe- cific purpose of function in nutri- tion, which, in my opinion, war- rants the belief that it is essential in the development and mainten- ance of the highest degree of immunity against respiratory in- fections in general. It promotes the integrity and healthiness of the mu- cous membrane lining the respira- tory tract, the first line of defense against invading bacteria. * x * “Therefore, particularly for young persons who show a ten- dency towards adenoids, enlarged tonsils and frequent or constant sniffles, perhaps with enlarged lymph nodes ({‘‘kernels’” in the neck), I recommend . . . 25,000 Hise or perhaps I should say is not so easy to reognize, or words health and hygiene, ease, diag- nosis or treatment, will be Ld Dr. William meee. a eg : tiac Fear eclies, \s (Copyright 1958) 4 e+ Voice of the People In his confusion he eried out, ‘“The purpose of my living Is every: thousands of things producing @ civilization We have conquered distance, split the | before. atom, wnemogn ait ae” ture we must modernize an old Chinese prayer the world, my country, my city, my with me. I am only one but I am one. I cannot do everything but 1 church, ‘my home better, and begin Can do something. What I can do I ought to do and by the grace of God I will do,”’ ‘Too Much 1 Depends on Socialistic Man’ ,i- aly One ‘Truman Really TOKYO (INS) — Is Mao Tse- Tung, ruler over one-fourth of the world’s population, gradually los- ing his magic touch? China experts gay he ts i The 64-year-old boss of the vast communist empire in Asia still sits . entrenched in his throne in Peip- ing, but there are signs that his political star has begun to wane. HARD TO DETECT , These signs are difficult to de- tect behind a facade of official bravado—for instance, Red China’s latest taunting challenge hurled at the West on the Korean problem— but they are beginning to emerge as a definite pattern in the com- plex Red Chinese politics. Experts point out that Mao's ac-_ tivities and political events behind the bamboo curtain in the past twelve months indicate: — Mao's health is not up to tion is generally interpreted as a dismal failure. He came home Nov, 21 without a fat Soviet loan for the first time since he came to power. .- POLICY CHALLENGED — For the first time in his ca- tification campaign” was going too far. — The official People’s Daily from time to time last year car- ted reports of open criticisms aired. by comparatively .minor party members against Mao’s do- China Experts Believe Mao’s Power Declining — For some time Liu was known to have advocated reorganization of the Red Chinese government.’ Information on preparing issued by the Internal Reve- nue Department. OUT-OF-TOWN Were you away from home you are not a travel deduction resulting from your choice of residence. Looking Back - 15 Years Ago ALL. OUT Nazi effort to halt Reds proves futile. BARUCH OPPOSES labor draft. 2% Years Ago = YELLOW TRUCK observes 1 year anniversary. 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MEN’‘S SAVE ON DOMESTIC WEAR HOME NEEDS 59.99 Men's Better Suits ...... 17.88 6.99 Nylon Blankets, large size. 4.00. | 59.99 Men’s Wool Topcoats. .. . 24.66 S pape Aang car my 32x61... . 9.09 29.99 Men's Suburbans .......14.88 Lp Nylon ise 24.99 Men’s Parka Jackets.....10.88 Q© Fe ey Pei rom ads 2 ar 2.99 Men’s Blue Jeans ....... 1.99 L . 2.00 Men's Belts ..... aie see 88 D “Taran coe ace uae u w yards!” “Don't sit there and scratch ' 49c YARD GOODS i your head, this price is for real.” Exceptional group of 80 square prints and ¥d, € fine flannel. While 4. 2* § 3.99 CANNON SPREADS @00 yards last. siripee that aoed Be yo np a —_ ity. DOMESTICS, HOME NEEDS .19 Dish Towels, large sixe.... powesc oth 99 Rugs, large sixe...,,,..89 00 . Tier Curtains go at.,.. .89 | .69 Quick Dry Towels go at. 50 ‘| 4.99 Mattress Pads, full sine. 9.00 } £ so ee se tag a Ed Br Aes Se ae PSS Ee: : 5 § : wen Neat Pare Ries! ES ey see SS > —o : Pe ; : eae ee ee ‘ é i ae a A E= Ne es - ih pers ee ; Siok ie a ee ¢ . 13 vos i ' E s re {= Bt ire - ey i : 4 oe ee F j Laat : i Me. F 2 2 s { : one : s x 2 7 . 3 ‘ i — , f : j ee SSS = ae | THE PONTIAC PRESS. _ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 = | | GOLD BOND... "BURMEISTER GOLD BOND... BURME! ER ae son Jr., instructor pilot; Capt, Lousy Cup at Breakfast May Ruin Hubby’s Day Pontes Crashes, Sepp pa d "This Ad—It's Im porta to You and Me! e ay avigator Killed | vs" «t Suse a t * bs * a n- --Brew Good Coffee nnn ta mang Woh Recon Bop OPEN By. ARTHUR EDSON | He thinks it's not only good for} Lindsay has elaborate maps to a bember (On Roods Tomermgw a4 bata ; SUNDAYS s WASHINGTON wm — Fellow gets|us, but also is good for the coun- |prove that every part of the United plowed into the ground just be- Spring weight restrictions on all 5 WEEKDAYS = ‘ — up in the morning. Has breakfast.’ try. states eclia t ths entiie aaesirian fore landing last night, killing | blacktop and gravel roads in Oak- ca 8 A i 10 A. M. . e Drinks his usual cup of coffee.| This is the coffee drinkingest atl imerick, Maine, sein. ebiaifical the navigator. land County become effective to-| + 2 . y : Feels rotten, Goes grumpily off to, vall nations, and: last winter we wipment: Ypsilanti, Mich:, sells * * * _ morrow, according to Tom Ken-| « 7 to » : : work. Has bad day. Maybe gets probably downed more cups of cof- lens tools, and Nyssa, Ore., sells Three. other crew members nedy, weigh master for the Oak-| + to o fired. Maybe decides to divorce fee than ever before in our his- thls is hard to batleve: but that’s walked away from the smashed | land County Road Commission. a 3 P. M. c ¢ his wife. tory. Yet Lindsay isn’t harry. ee the map says—turnip ‘seed.| M=-Set Blane, which was escat-| The restrictions, put in force @ . 8 P, M. rd : What's the reason for his un Why? Because when the cost of, Fach day Lindsay drinks seven| ‘red over a half-mile area. —_— | because of the thawing spring © = z : | happy plight? Well, it could be this!eoffee went up sharply in 1949—| cups Gf cofiee, and now if was Dead was Lt. Samuel G. Hard- | weather, limits trucks to 11,700 = Sees - ° | simple: His spouse, in the interest| Brazil’s surpluses finally ran out; | time for a break. in, whose wife Lucia lives at Sa- | pounds per axle and 16,900 pounds| ’ m - ef economy, is serving him aland again in 1953 — disastrous) The wonderful brew — precisely; ima, Kan., where the B47 was for tandems on all county blacktop|Q } : me e lousy cup of coffee. | trosts hit the coffee trees — the’ 40 cups to the pound—was fetched! Stationed at Schilling Air Force and grave] roads, Kennedy said. ret i m . This gloomy theory is advanced/housewife and restaurant owner|iy and we all fell to. Quite tasty.| Base. ° a - | — ee ee Free igeoe! ponte thouht was the Felt very stimulated. Felt moet Eseaping with minor injuries | Only 13 states had birth regis-|O T ; fee Bureau naturally likes to see) They squeezed more cups out of, patriotic. worn 04. ies fesaitind > dace \tration resord laws heiote 188, r-4 D ES E RV ES the B ES 2 den sipping coffee, good cof- e ee lsma ; th vee = 2 = =oa/a pound of colteg “tandem ine . = In materials and attention and we re Sarmeleie $s are pa L~] | average of @ cups, not too far) @ help. We will do our pert with our low prices. We can | ~_ you ba 4 0€t.,. | trom the industry's dream of per | i = wopc Bet palardlge Tee ee orice af oxtinary maretioln | Today it’s 64 cups to the pound, = or if you are conservative you will save a great deal on standord Z - aac poiey 5 Sores, meek e * building materials. Below you will find a partial list of se , | Which part of the nation bas the — : Burmeister Buys! sosaie sexciercmeooe=4/) YOU SAVE MORE IN MY STORE ?. bro nab ploy Gal oe Zz All Prices Are per M Sq. Ft. =. a brace oun ae | 9 e ° 12x12 CEILING TILE, Reg. $120.00 ............-.. Mr. B's Price § 99.00 x ee 0 . ‘cups for each pound to 113. if You Don t Bu a Suit - 12x12 QUIETEX ACOUS C TILE, Reg. $190.00 ..... Mr. B's Price ayn x y," Lindsay said. "Might as well : Q 12x12 RANDOM HOLD ACOUSTIC TILE, Rog. $180.00. Mr. B's Price $148.00 1 i '* fake cup of hot water.” or To oat From M St ore @ ltxl2 REG. ACOUSTAMATIC TILE, Reg. $170.00 . Mr. B's Price = y does say think coffee) pe y —ITTTaITe Tt " in poss is . mint bat s . of TWINSULATE MOLD BOND TWINSULATION 2 ee: ‘it’s one that has no angover, ; —n arrTir Z | ease. [osceemete=? ~ You Are Losing Your Hard 3 RUE eninon ae. b | Cheok low-cost |, Paton. en, re E Ww ; : eee 2” S | ught on. It Act ed r BLANKET TYPE 5 ‘ | | Beak Plan financing |=" 3 ese Seal nies arned money .. . 2 ie : ‘Thousands of car buyers have but he's worried too. “Too many | < Aluminum Foil Paper Rockwool Center Per sq. ft. used this plan of low-cost [People abuse the privilege. Gives! ° “The Tops in the Insulation Field” ° | financing. and insurance... | Coffee a bad name. . $ $ . a sea mes ees ciess | Lntery ton 8 Se ony Maes {0 o i : ee ie ja Latin- Amerions country — z 3 Blanket Type 84” e a ne ocw or wed. pits whole economy on coffee. : Y) SS Safe say [more Same more ey os B® When You nin a Suit or Topcoat i in This Store @* (CSumpemezees Rock Wool comm & = and on the cost || — : 0 ng a 2 Boe cosh Jest call from yee | - Tey 3 “4 SESS [u. of M. Hunting fram] Es] a= 183 GOLD BOND INSULATIONS 2 tmvreme [Qualified Indians @ | "rete fer [psa Next to My | Oi AND OTHER BRANDS g [for Scholarships || and Pertes [tor in Ponte’ | $3 MATT THICK : ae ANN ARBOR © — The Univer. L - : > $ 50 = ty o chi t : 3 a ree muiticd’ Aaricns fetlens -0| = BLAN KET TYPE ° a ent nr sac ose as recipients for | a = = ven naneatan “The university arowally offers | : PER 1000 SQ. FT. - ° - 47m Elizabeth Lake Ré. five o m only two are “. . uso, morraas = are only two catches. “| oF FU LL TH ICK $ 95 = ou bum BS must prove your right to a branch c ee ore ¢ BLANKET TYPE 7 2 . Sasers_ScmELL Sail. aia the entrance re- ME KR a ee ee \ ar . PER 1000 $0. FT. = rE S056 | ‘The Indian scholarships were , . , 4 wane mee | atiacy"aeere's|® Yes, Sir! CHARGE IT? | 8 : FE 46-4921 — FE 4-6255 | 1982 through an offer of cash al- : by r PRANKLIN AHRENS lowance equivalent to tuition. | On 6 Month Budget Plan eee * es. ing eosin lal a at FE @ Sagi Na a gore ore Here’s Another Terrific Buy and Savings for You! s 0 | 3 STATE FARM [oisice'on scarps : _ Os 9 Insurance —— | “The competition has teen | e e a wo bes cemrtrteemnrreeneane ~ pretty slim even though those with = °o ccc great- great | Indian grandparent | fee} Zz qOUSE Pun == § New Spring Suits}: ~ i of t . . D ship —— to 18 = nd = : | : 1x8 Cedar Paneling, Knotty, per M...$145.00 : rs rt Fort Melgs eave thre parcel ot Mister! Here are suits | could sell for at least $49 to $69. 8 1x6, 1x8, 1x10 Pine Pa neling, per M. $145. 00 = * t ist * : e a yoo forerunner of the present univer Bet’. «IF tow! peices Brings Pusinent "you: get- them! 9 1x12 Sugar Pine V-Groove, per M ....$125.00 § g sity . = m S$ S$ , $ 3 1 Carload Plyscore 1 CARLOAD go MAC RIDES > 56 FIR | 1, 3 | g 4x8x% 1x8 PINE BOARDS : o X AGAIN! (OQ ue aye rap pee G Antime sas tee | a 8 DI EL Si iit > bd . : : = WE HAVE THEM... 3° ’scnsotiona! Sovings on $ 3 low sHeeT | ‘9 5 00 rm °® Oterng To OVER 3000 PAIRS { T ts § pe Mee Pree #68 ae Do It Yourself Values ; opcoats i¢* 7 -& , 4 $ : . 3 TO CHOOSE FROM! $ wool-tweeds-Gabardines $ @|: Carload WHITE PINE. 1 CARLOAD- .- FEBRUARY DISCOUNTS! $ Res. to $5430 3 ; : 7 $ tweens coe 27™°923 92 a9 shi $11000 ° an x 4" x 8" Pp ANT J $ TWEEDS “hoi VE 3 DZ 1x8 Shiplap 11000 °« x 8 8 $ Reg. $339.50 Your 4 5 P x LATEX PAINT Ted: f Trach Coats STB § Qi’ 1x12 Roof Bids *1060' | Red Firs mee = * « 4 . ALE TILE Res. $55 $ money saven cive aways $ Qi 1x12 White Fir * 800%" | tommy crate = are [P| sow S20 SLACKS! jsssne: tenet f8 : : , ; ; : — mw $ $2.50 Leather Belts... Now §7c 3 Elect. Hand Jig Saw, Reg. $29.95...............4.. NOW $17.95 7 ; : me Ve Elect. Sander for all types of work, Reg. $19. 95....... NOW $ 9.95 2 COUNTER TOPPING YOU SAVE $3 wo $6 oN.voun $| $4.95 Elastic Glass Plastic | $ Qi 64” Elect. Saw, Peerless, Reg. $59.95:....,........ NOW $34.95 oy WIDE suacrion 3] PAIN 97 $ @ iG Hand Saw by Diston, Liberty, Reg. $2.95.......... NOW $ 1.29 9 = Tables, Shelving, Etc. 3 9°‘ Run TOUGH Ga bardines $8! 3 co AT Choice | 3 z ALL ABOVE ARE CASH-WAY PRICES S nen and Marbelized Pattern ; wED 2 | eos $ ] : i Ope hence ¢ @2OPEN WEEK-DAYS 8 to 8-SUNDAYS 10 to 32 ~ ; : ; ROX MASONRY PAINT rise Sharkskins “10° ¢ ay Jackets Must Go! $€): Buy Now on Our. Easy Budget Plan ; : § > Se oe ee ae aL Twists es $e 3 $ 3 87 ide ld °7 87 3 9 No Money Down — Small Weekly or Monthly Payments! & Cisterns, Silos, Foundations, Exterior and Interior. 10 Ib. $ $ O16 Fix Up Your Home Now and Enhanc e Its Vv , c ’ All W ‘ $ @\a alue 2 FELT BASE LINOLEUM Rediod COPS... . 914% ¢ $19.50 Motorcycle Jackets $9.87 ¢ BUR 1 = For Bathroom, Kitchen, Bedroom, Etc. : ay, Bee Se he aa ME I STER S NO NORTH E RN By TE Run. Ft. I Rent Tuxedos for Weddings and Proms! S oceans =e 398 run. Ft. | Owned and Operated by. W. N. McCandless S A mn rm f n S 0 n : 2 2 DO IT YOURSELF J 5 Open Tres, Wed. Ther AA A RT , | = ~~ 7940 Cooley Lake Road—Pontiac, Mich an ! Sat—9 to 6 CLOTHING OUTLET =. EM-3-4171—WHOLESALE RETA bes is S ‘Monday & Friday—-9-9 pienty of arkin 20 S, PERRY BETW 4 ae sé ! ) lenty of Free Parking | EEN PIKE & WATER Delivery Service Available § ° \ ELL: e Ft All Prices Are Cash-Way and in o\. & WE GIVE GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS “ Weite of Call for Gur 4-Page ae, , tN titel , og GOLD BOND +++ BURMEISTER” GOLD BOND... . By ose > Fs ‘ z= a A ; : : 7 : : eu : A \ . cd?’ : ah 3 . Beh ' x : x oa! ! . \ ‘ : \ ; a" ‘ : i ' { F : / : } ’ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 fen, Who Are They? Women Tops Now(hurchBoard By PHYLLIS BATTELLE _itelling women how great they are; prosperity. But the radiéal leaps tem the prowess (or gl?) to as oltime aos,» bath speech an [ ' ¥. YORK. (INS)—As near to|/—men had a chance. they have made within the _ sert themselves in such vast num-|action, which kept the ladies trom cores IQuOr decade—their formidable new in- 12.57 was it Kinsey perhaps, re-|showing their strength. Convention) .. J . fence in social and political and | roving their inhibitions? formally forbade a woman from) National Council Calls) _% & * —_____|being too healthy or too brilliant, Use of Alcoholic Drinks That’s not as riduculous an idealfor { ancho: age ‘From under what rocks did alllas jt may sound, The world inlonr ~ ™t.Snehoring 27 8] Threat to Many = these ambitious physical ¢ultural|which women live has quite sud- tin = as outs | ' amazons emerge? And = gaveldenly become free of many of the set 6 — tthe | NEW YORK (»—The ing - | expense of losing their right to |board of the National Couneil of 7 ’ ' free action—though most of them |Churches says “the use of alco- F : AT Ss MY LINE? -» | gtill are intelligent énough to give |holic beverages is a serious threat 4 2 ech word is related to my work. Un- it a good try. to the health, happiness and wel- 4 scramble as few ible : ‘fare of many people and to the fi 7= @s possible to guess my line. Answer While women are being released) appears under errow, reading downward, « Sret Obk ‘mantsh tnd contentions: stability of families .and com- W aN } AM A * * * ee + 2 * men are clinging to their strong, gi.| Dunities.” . * * ta 4 : pe: as lent tradition. In a world of stiff . {= 2 & competition and insecurity, due to| Nowhere does the board's state- 8 ; BEES a great extent from women, the|ment call drinking sinful. But it), OSp 4 any ane American male ageohy aware that/says that alcoholics are “persons/? [5 ' he must not blow up, in temper or/in need of diagnosis, understand- tears, because it isn't ‘‘manly.” :|ing, guidance and treatment.” ; TIME TO CH ANGE The statement on “The Church- - 3149 W. He This repression { frustration and) te aS ee ye ta : + W. Muron ' ' k : bathed la terday on the first day of a two- * yer > 4. ao oe and bank va- 1 STECH 6 tensions helps to explain another gay scouted of the board. The 4 “* F . 5791 wasaehed their raat —— 2 DANS 7 ay depressing statistic: That five’ hoard is the policy-making agen- ; . ; ‘ almost 3 BLEVE times. as many men as women die! gs ; - =\cvery fieki of male endeavor—ex-| » 4 TIRSOME of ulcers, and three times as many|¢. 0. the. National found, | § ‘ ee cept for the dirty jobs, for which 5 NUO ~ : men commit suicide — 9 - sol Bevessype ig bd Don Negle< i potential mothers, of course, . x denominations v + FALSE TEETH considered unsuited, waa ; nan : It’s time we changed this pic- |million members. a q ** /i . ‘ - MANY FOLKS 8 MARHEM =_'10 ~|-ture.— ee ——— ¥ | ) 7 + ‘ : 7. oe = ere ae a ‘ier te nla 9 WAS Let the women act their biologi-/ The board said there is a need) ‘ wneh You talk eat b OF sneeze? ne gt y who says 10 TKAC " -|eal superiority, and let the’ men for churches to establish clinics) 4 = Dan’ be a end embarrassed | she'd rather be a little boy is due 11 VELCE 3 ha ood cry. Things bei to treat alcoholics and conduct ‘ by such hal F. PM. am tor a little paychia 12 RAFEA 12 Fe ve a good cry. Things being as a rhc ee ee ro paycmatry. they are, they can use it. educational programs on all siseehimly tet. Gives confident tect. | Presumably, women long had 2-23 — — > phases of drinking. ae and aed comtes. possessed many of these capaci- © ——- What's ly Lins, tee doves. po. a. febiie Switzerland has 27 cantons or ing, Get-¥ at ore ties to out-race the fathers of states and 3,000 communes or coun-| About two pounds of paint are 1 ; : ‘ ' id to” long, file and = ties, used on an automobile, : Never in our history has such a daring sale occured ! Now you can stock up for.the whole — family at 10% below our everyday, value- packed prices and reap fantastic savings! Women’s Crepe Soled Suedine Moccs Finest suedine, popular hand-lacing ; 90« NOW a foam cushioned insoles. Sizes 4 to 9. Women’s Capeskin Leather Scuffs , Ae parce binned in. wow te - soles, crepe outersoles. Sizes 4 to 9. Tht 2h larh Se MAID Women’s Cannon® Terry Cloth Moccs Colorful 2-tone terry; adjustable 1” laces for fit. Crepe soles. Sizes 4-9. NOW ia? Women’s Favorite One-Strap Sandals Bright coloréd fabric ; open toe. 1” - Buoyant crepe soles. Sizes 4 to 9. Now > o Veen. *. ¢ Children’s ‘Busy Beaver’ Shoes —__NOW 2.69 Girls’ Deluxe ‘Busy Beaver’ Shoes__NOW 3.59 Women’s Casuals & ‘Playshoes___NOW 1.79 Women’s Isis Casuals & Playshoes_NOW 2.69 __ Women’ $s Slippers (fabric & leather)_NOW 1.79 “Men's & Boys’ Tennis Shoes__NOW 2,69/3.59 * -WARGI 7 PLAN | Tr GRAN! \ AK . - rc NO MONEY DOWN- MONTHS TO § AY FIV FEATURING ru TUDOR | : | . | SSK on each and every item of FIRST QUALITY - 3 ee hosiery for the family. Sale ends March 5. . MAGICAIRE HEATER | | | ; . SPECIAL TWO-TONE PAINT 1 4 ' / _ Vsis Full Fashioned Sheer Nylons . 3 ? First quality, 60 gauge, 15 denier. ea eA ves ; ! : Dark or self seam. 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You'll dis- Ask — soe . = " q’brond-new 58 ford... the ouly-1958 car priced lower’ ‘cover that this Custom 300 is a car you'll be proud to own. It : Buy Now — Pay Later j Ser: ae thon 1957 : _ boasts fine-car styling, fine-car. performance and fine-car comfort. ; eek feat corresponding 1957 models __ And it’s economical to own, too. You'll be ahead all the way with » , NEW STORE HOURS % : Yes, the big, beautiful 58 Ford Custom 300 is prieed lower than a new Ford Custom 300. Come in and find out for yourself. Don’t ) OPEN’ MON.-SAT = the similar model in 1957. So you get a double savings if you take miss this Value Leader Special! : , : = ° ’ ‘ ‘ ce “Based om comparison of manufacturers’ supped relaitdelinered prices 7 10 AM-9 PM ; é aca snes BE he REE OS EEN ns SARS OO: ng MM a a St os to CENT) tes ‘; ’ a ) s —— 3 ae ey é \ vf ae J j : ye | vs \ ( 4 : ; 4 : Z \e : , “TWELVE _.., a Bees: a THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 oj se In Japanese mythology the na-|but it was not until 1854 that Japan| ; n. shooting and West. nev trial Designers I itute confer-|sweep back and setae sibiopian.p.gitte aoe de tion's Sune tenes in 660 B.C. lopened Sor ears to the West. | Accused Killer ad te to + for hig. pletol pistol. *Wheelless Car S lence here. a. * jenn stones would beition system, will provide auto- Le * . +. | Shot by Police” Dies Trying to Flee; Downs Officer Without Warning, Girl Says COLD MILL TAVERN amous for Just Wonderful Food ODESSA, Tex. —West Texas peace officers mowed down the accused killer of a deputy sheriff before he could pull the trigger on his cocked pistol last night.’ Sheriff Lem Gabrel said ‘the slain suspect was G: F. (Jack) | McMichael, 36, an* ex - convict] soyght in a two-state manhunt. Deputy Thad West, 40, was shot without warning yesterday morn- | ing while checking a baby selling | report. You May Order "SANDWICHES-SALADS Or any kind of a-la-Carte Food . * * * said McMichael was_ the home of a girl | the | Gabrel found at friend, Officers surrounded . house, ‘The sheriff said McMichael ‘to the’ front door with a in- his hand, then dashed | came pistol the deputies outside, “We shouted for him to halt," the sheriff said, ‘and he whirled; and cocked his pistol." Several officers fired about the. same time and McMichael fell without shooting. | «wk ok Gabrel said Ruby Luéllen Lan- | ford, 50, was charged with har-| boring a criminal. The manhunt spread as far as Hobbs, N.M., after BicMichael | Hfled the scene of the early morn- ‘ing shooting. | Deputy West was killed as he! walked into an apartment. The! landlady, Mrs. Frank Matthews, | eta she rented the apartment to! BEGONIA. BULBS. —Double Flowering— Ea. 25° Mrs. Pat -Ledbetter, 18, and Mc- | |Michael under the names of Mr. | and Mrs. Ledbetter. x * * With them were Mrs. Ledbet-| = s two children, 2 and 4 months | Ea. 3 9 6 for $1.44 3 for $1.10 =| 12 for $2.79 6 for $2.15 | REGAL FEED and LAWN SUPPLY COMPANY 28 Jackson St. Phone ve 2- 0491 = Sheriff G. K. Kelly said |West went to the apartment: to icheck reports an effort had been ‘made to sell *the 4month-old ‘Cindy. Detective Capt. Al . Smithers ‘said Mrs. Ledbetter told him she: admitted West and told McMi- | chael the deputy was there. Mc- | Michael, Smithers quoted her as saying, walked out of the bath- 3 Now at SWEET’S. /saying, for the back door after spotting * _ Kelly quoted Mrs. Ledbetter as “I would “never sell my) baby.” No charges” were filed against Mrs. Ledbetter. Her children were taken over by the welfare office. . Jamaica's . profusion of rivers -tand streams, numbering well over 100, prompted the aboriginal Are- wak Indians to riame the island “Xaymaca,” which means “Land Leaving Ground Seen for 1978 . DETROIT (#—A Detroit prod- uct designer predicted today that the car of 1978 will be a wheel- less vehicle, propelled by ducted fans and moving aboyt two feet above the surface. x * * ‘The prediction was made by Carl Reynolds, a’ one-time Chrys- of Wood and Water.” ler designer, attending the Indus- Reynolds, wh6 played a major |used. De oS So ere ae and speéd - role in the design of automobile -tail-_fins, said—the car-he foresees |— would be constructed of light) jmetal to allow a. small, light- weight engine to be used. This, |, he said, would make _— mamtananee aud, - contre easier, to climb to an altitude of 100-feet. “Upon limited access: highways} ’ One-cighth ‘of a ton of coal is for intercity travel," he added, needed ity mace ae barrett mee = a! * * * Reynolds said the ‘car would be] much larger than today’s conven-/ tional car, The front end would) be low to prevent lift at high/ zs. ALWAYS FIR © GIANT.RCAVICTOR ASIST SALE! SAVE BIG MONEY—GET BIG RCA VICTOR VALUE! Each of these sets WAS priced @ a lot higher than it now IS! LOOK WHAT YOU GET! RCA Victor’s famous ‘ “Maver: Sharp” picture—inches- shorter, lean cabinetry—clean design TV that helps you decorate—“One-Touch” on-off control. There is even ““Touch-Turn™ swivel TV and a graceful “Glide- i Along” rollaround model! WAS *349* ACT FAST AND SAVE MONEY! Offer Limited! WITH TRADE BY IS $219.95 EXCHANGE The Rebbins. Hos every Deluxe featurel 262 sq. in. viewable _ Lars @rec, “Mirror-Shorp™ picture. 3-speoker Panoramic Sound. Rellereund TV, Powertu! Deluxe chassis. Lighted channel indicator. Phono-jack ‘ond a sq. in. viewoble ogee fone control. “One-Touch” on-off control. Mahogeny- er walnut- vane ag Preece Se "8 = @reined finishes; others extra. Model 210852. | WAS $269.95 - $19995 With Matching Base Free WAS $299.95 is $24995 ert. 767 vq. in. viewable or ie “Touch. cos ool rwived picture. Tewsh” on: oy comole. +q. in, viewable picture, picture. improved Bolanced Fi. Mohegeny- or walnul-gr fin. “One-Touch” onwlt control. 2 finishes, © — detay FM . Ebony, others Isher; others extra, Model 21842. Model 217839, > extra, Model 217820, The The Cooper. The Delton, 242 19, in. viewable Ah chet the RCA Pectory Service Controct onchnively for RCA vieter vet ewmers FOR UMP_.UHF,VHF tuner optional, extra, — Sweet’ s Radio & TV Shop ‘422 West Huron Street FE 4 & FREE PARKING Open Mon. ond Fri, ‘til 9 P. M, NN ST QUALITY! 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. | All Other Days 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P, M. 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White, yellow or _ pink, a en nes - SES Se bs ta - sii SHOP PENNEY'S ses YOU'LL LIVE BETTER, YOU'LL SAVE! . Miracle Mile“Penney* 8 _ Open Monday through Friday M.. be 12 Saturday 10 A. M. to 9.P. M, EST JEWELERS: Pontiac State Bank. Bldg, Noon to9 P.M.’ «. i. é * ) , Ot *he THE ‘PONTIAC FRESE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 See a7 es] ek A ao Ze a During the Historic Bertin routes to Germany’s divided divided eapl-The total averaged mére than a ‘Mitt, ‘which ‘started in 1948 wed panes ted of supplies for each espe ——— tases behomdbention tna Be: to a “Where the Price Is Tio, Doyo ge” < - Heat causes bakes wear- ~ ‘Heat causes brake fade- . cad eed ‘ a & * 2 if (s = ‘ a + oa i om i 3 | ioe i= , ae = Yosef hes press hard on the brake pedal egain—and again—and again. brakes. Road s why SPORTS CARS ILLUSTRATED Magazine found them “a 100% improvement over converitional Detroit brakes.” That's why NASCAR—in a test of 1958 cars—rated Buick brakes phe- Poe, a4 nomenal. The Buick Century made 176 emergency-stops from 60 mph_ at Daytona Beach—and there Was still plenty of braking left. No other car's brakes even came close to the phenomenal performance of these air-cooled aluminum front brakes—standard on every CENTURY, SUPER, ROADMASTER 75 anid LimrTED, optional at extra cost of every SPECIAL, . So if you want brake power that matches horsepower you'd better buy Buick. B-58 BUICK SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER But Buick brakes get rid of heat—because they're air-cooled aluminum. - a Scaaea Sudden Run {state's office. " jdenied the plates. the fee for farm vehicles, = | catay trmers ore icine I” LIVING ROOM \Wilse were beng eaboed out a as on New Type of Tag Creates Shortage | | LANSING @® — An unexpected] run On @ new type of license plate j for on a new trucks was reported | yesterday by the secretary Pa Me ee Sie INS ele a RO AI of | Lee C. Richardson, head of the? Drivers and. Vehicle Services Di-/ vision, said some branch offices, | 5) particularly in the western part of] the state, ran out of the plates.— He said new stocks were being | shipped in, however, and added he| knew of no cases of drivers a The legislature fast year ap- proved a special truck license | fee of 59 cents a hundredweight for pickup trucks of, 4,000 pounds | or less. Legislators contended that many farm families use the light tracks | as their only means of transporta- tion. The rate compares with ordinary Siciweet cate coc 9-PC. MODERN: hundredweight and is the as 6 s a ile kh een eee ak tea eR oy Here’s What You Get. . ® Distinctive Sofa or Sofa Bed ®@ Matching Chair — Choice of Colors . Soon as requests were received: @ 2 Decorator's Table Lamps — Approves Bond Issue | @ Coffee Table and Two Step End Tables Miriani has approved a two-million i © 2 Throw Pillows jening lo Wo Bt Plane coll tab. widening Weed day, Saturday ant troit's old city hall to its new civie if rome "— Northern [oi et issues would be stretched to 181 feet. To Address Convention § © Coupon Must Be DETROIT @® — Dr. William C.| Presented for Cc r Menninger, chief of the Menninger’ P h pe Clinic at Topeka, Kan., will be) urchase 1 a featured speaker at the conven-| ro tion of the Michigan Society for @ Limit of 2 Rolls to Mental Health in Detroit March | ‘Ba Family Adults Only WHOLE —s) "FRESH FRYERS March 1 & 3, 1958 | the American Psychiatrie Assn, | © Good Only Feb. 28, | Here’s What You Get... | =r aie aa 39° I cosy Credit $139 iB FRYERS BS Sen: Z 3 D Mi = | TOP QUALITY—GOLDEN RIPE AGP BRAND—WHITE MEAT | 5 eines Chae aed : 7-0Z. @ Full Size Bed : Bananas | -, 10c Tuna s 3 CANS 7% | @ Restonaire Innerspring - — - — = «Mattress and Box Springs we | © 2 Boudoir La : : stp = > ARMOUR’S CANNED MEATS Tomato Soup m= . . 3°28" 35¢ [le 2 Foam Rubber Pillows Please Note Chest Included : € Beef e, : ae ae a ear 47¢ | : ee I ILTTIETEE AG Baby Food tate. «68 59e | TRONING BOARD COVER and PAD SET *eeees#t @ : , e Proof © Burn Proof Fibertex | Chopped Ham... .. + +4» can 63¢ BEM Beans... 5. «F296 | Vienna Sausage ee “ . . ee ‘GN 21c | Star-Kist Tuna CHUNK STYLE eee ae 35¢ Mazola Oil PT. 41¢ eee e ar. “71% | 33 “oscur Ko. 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You'll Save at A&P | INV COMPANY All prices in this od effective thru Soturday, March Vet J we sc Artantic « PaciFi¢ % mL cw A) J JAR 0-000 Cee @ Burn Proof Top @ Extension Table © 4 Matched Chairs WHILE THEY LAST wf ly * if ‘3 /° CHOICE OF COLORS te eo BE Ale tee 0 ht 45e alin th cold ( | st Use As Twin Beds PETAILERS SINE [Ean datekal : ota corps geical ‘Uaed.Breliren Chitty Ap. Femer leaves « son, Har - ‘Berglund, 31, who as @ child actor Blayed the role of Fatso in Mickey} Mrs: Fred, (Alice V.) ee, Le So a , Rooney's “Our rae i comedy ef 532 Judson Ct. died early|Lompke's. body will be taken to ‘series. this morning at her home. She|Imlay City for burial at 2 p.m. LD ie ded of « beat tack i hs ‘been ill eight months. [Arrangements are by the Huntoon/SHIP — Mrs. Roger J. (Bessie) for 2% years, He had minor parts|4™" Gordon Chapter of WCTU. | w. wanvy MAY in other movies, é na, 5 Survivors include widow,/@re two sisters living in North} W. Harvey May, 74, of 4 Oak/Wes ; : Sascn ston and Seitghter, ena big] Branch. Hill St. died yesterday morning in/William Ulrclt, of Chicago, Ill.,ja heart ailment. He was father, Harold, a Chicago police-| Service will be at 11 a.m, Mon-|Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital after|and two sisters, Mrs. Leo Allen/managing editor of the man, and his mother. day in the Baldwin Avenue Evaf-|* illness of several months. and Mrs. Charles Garrett; both of/Monthly Co. and was — ——" A retired painter and mainte-[Chicag, peEE Doubleday & Co. tionally Advertised N Advertiseg [MaNce man, Mr. May leaves his) Mrs. "s body ‘ aS, . Senay bear Cont Wet 9 de ge Size wife, Olive; a daughter, Mrs. Ma-|from Voorhees-Siple Lage ges * * * 6-Year Size Aree = - STORKLINE bel Mosley of Pontiac; and a|Home Saturday morning to the) CHICAGO «Dr. George Allen, Crib Mattress | Metal Frame CRIB sister. Daniel-¢- Mitenty Funers! Horn, Bennett, St dean of the. sci! Hbddis\\ De! Service Park service Medical College, delphia, Bo ee \ Reg. - 951 7 95 al 951 i = at Pe Pll Monday afternoon. _|died yesterday. He had been a MM polisher with twa le -PReeine cole’ , =e cui bass pam 24.95 16.95 Speci Fo: from the Voorhees-Siple poligber, with twa er : 5 ‘Chapel with the Rev. John H. LESTER E, HOLCOMB member of the faculty since 1939) Seabee - 95 . aay t ce ‘Hall, associate pastor of Central and a at eg snee jm. : Nationally Advertised Wedgewood Grey : Methodist Church, officiating. Bur- HADLEY — Service for Lester BEDROOM SUITE © tes. isss $9495 ee MO Rirey i. « Park eee a kotor Hadiey rok te eat ie Dae . ident who was found dead of nat-|movie moguls, died today in Phoe-j j emete ee ee ee ee ee rena reve |ural: coms at his home Wednes:|nix, Aris. ‘He was 67. Coha. pres- . Sie # i a EER Stella Fenner, |“2¥ night, will be held at 2 p.m,jident for 30 years of Columbia] Ii’ SUpE ae * | =. ». MODERN SLEEP SHOPS 2, of 4S Bim St. died this |S#*urday at Baird Funeral Home. /Pictures Corp.. which he co-tound-} ie. 1 Dee A , morning of a heart attack at her Officiating will be the Rev. Johnied with his brother Jack, suc-| f p , ’ : MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER + [home Jolley of the Hadley Federated|cumbed of a heart attack while [xR ) ‘ = In Bosaer Shop Area Funeral: arrangements are pend: | Church with. burial in Greens Cor-jon a winter vacation, his studio § : CALL NOW CALL now Brothers Funeral ners Cemetery. said. |Dept., P.O. Box 164, Old Chelsea by Mrs, Marge Stephens, with ~ 24 West Huron Street ee Via re Get a crowd together in your raver apldapene i, N.Y. Mrs, Broach accompanying. Open Monday and Friday ’til 9 PM > pager d es Gariety vot {address and zone. ‘Plant Care’ Is Topic | pen Monday ruay til An. ting busi and pro |, As ® bonus, two complete pat- ed telens ean Gen on ore ee Printed right in our for Inter-Lakes Club well - educated and intelligent, Laure. Wheeler Needlecraft Book. Hi GRAND. OPENING. few hours, to team with casual] conversation has turned to chil- |' order—easy, fascinating hand- an all-day .meeting of Inter-Lakes choose from over R Ir? or party skirts, slacks, suits. Note) dren. work for yourself, your home, gifts, een Gre on UuSSeLi’s Beauty Shop | V-neck, fitted midriff that wraps a wes bazaar items. Send 25c for your salt 300 modern colors, " 4 Lee Court FE 5-859¢ _| and ties to a neat ‘n’ narrow waist.) s4oe¢ » stranger and the first copy _of this book today! wher a: gn or eg ond ° vs ZS ee cue — vin, Be Werte | Cutting fat sew with our Printed| questiofi. you're asked is, “Do 5, . to be held in the home of Mrs. Available in tive famous Pol tem. vatterm #502: Misses! You nave children?” If you say DAV Auxiliary Unit H. Delos Nicholie. Hostess for the | PITTSBURGH interior finishes 3 sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 2°, Gomme “uk “king (Hears Mrs. Tyvela peryrmwegiapewe Lagoa eas PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL ee pat] petra not only Tule the | State commander, Mrs, Margar. —__———__ PONTIAC rections on e -| home these : ve | 11% S. Saginaw, Eagie Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. on vert Rader. uous. ee ee Pes ct (tox ee oe © metas of Mrs. Lohff Hostess gern —- Day er Send 35¢c in coins for this pattern) conversation. portance of hospital work, to West Side Club GLASS co. | te, phone or call in person for Free Pamphlet. —add five cents for each pattern) - * * * Guests at the Wednesday eve ata * tae . | PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 for 1st-class mailing. Send to Anne| _If there was ever an organi |ning meeting were Virginia Guitar Merten Made'Kam enat, 28 W. Lawrence 86, _ Adams, care of The Pontiac Press,| zation needed it's MPA. And jof Detroit and Mary Taylor. Plans son on ng Made Easy ai . 4 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th I for one am going to be a |were made. to visit the Children’s os ee Se ee FE 5-6441 St, New York 11, N.Y. Print| silent member—silent, that is, |Home on Franklin boulevard to dis- when members of West Sidé Ex- plainly maven, oddves with sone,| about aay ehibbud: And I hes athuhe gifts ° tension group met at the home of size and style number. a lot of others join it, .too. scbitbnanaincc Mrs. Devig 5. DuVei cn Foatiac ’ State Hospital grounds. No Double Talk School girl luncheon was served ' by the hostess. Mrs. Lohff will You can’t carry on a tele- naturally Grganiic eee conversation and a con- |bloused odices make hips seem pray hicy He agesed rg — MERLE NORMAN. versation with someone in the |smaller. There is certainly strong = COSMETIC STUDIO room with you at the same jendorsement for the bloused sil- . : STOCK REDUCING s ALE time. Yet some people try. houette worn with narréw skirt. Officers Chosen Come in for a Free a Mrs. John Thomas has been Demonstration HAIR For SPRING will be dressed shorter, with an infinite |/named president of Paulson Mis-\| '2 W. Huron FE 2-4010 } ‘number of variations depending on your own physical proportions. eg as of Emmanuel Bap- / HARPER METHOD Elected to serve with RAN DALL’ SHOP #et, are Jovee Shouts, vce pres dent; Mrs. Lyle Howard, secre Now Available 3 88 Wayne St. FE 2-1424 |jtary: pelea 5 3 ” ieee a Stereo Denia a] Lighter on Legs [Do Away With H 7 ee , i Oo way It ar way in for spring. 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More organ quolity than ever crags dinner plate, pla o Money Vown || Limited quality so before... at up to hundreds of dollars lesl —— = Setting | _ | come early for these $ eer. | | 10 YEAR WARRANTY | || ‘erie bure Electronic Organs Priced from $665 ; 1 , * 3 FREE oe Bee wt Choice of Over | colors. 60 Other Patterns — ae WATER ANALYSIS f)| and tieeces. : “ | q | to i' Semi-Automatic— | i F iw M n ‘| : " hs oad CALBI MUSIC CO. °} IDaxae Porrery aes = ieitecten Cor Ml ee es FREE PARKING IN BACK OF STORE \ For Yew Con a 0 and Pontiac's Seg Gwreed Rome of Cove Instruments ee } | me SV j d Fri, na and Baldwin: Pichos and Organs | Open Daily 10 A. M.-9-P. M. Sunday to 9. M, } Wh Ll oGeeicuscuw le: 119 North Saginaw Street , FE 5-822 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 i | ee ARES: ® 9 p.m. . -& Ay os 7 ( : ( ; 7. i \ : =i : . : see “4 | S 7 ‘ { ; lel vs 4 . j : Noe m ee ; oy) ‘By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN (The Friday Question Box) Q. “I am 32 years old. Until the A. The straight up and ankles just seem to run in some families. I do not think you can correct them with exercise, but the following ones might be of some help: ot ona shake Will Ga ets tending out in front of you, heels on the floor. Turn the ankles in. New: turn them out. After a while make circles with your toes, cir- cling first in one direction and then in the other. , x (ke & Q. “I am ih my early 40's. Just in the last two years my abdomen has become very large. I am not overweight and all of my other measurements are fine. Why did this happen to me and what can I do about it?” A. Our weight distribation is controlled by our glandular system. Perhaps there may have been some change in your glandular setup. However, tatty deposits are more apt to seme ant iii spoils, Ales; \Gorn Si ailing Your problem. Do abdominal musciés may the floor your Ca nent ait won eee = dren, they may be lax, the floor Testis aeeci wt. sep rei, ems jen wo chee Se * If you are going to A ye your hair, have an expert do it. Hair erketies ae One Gets Older to the abdomen and grasp the knees with the hands. Straighten the legs toward the ceiling and slowly lower them to the floor as you return yeur arms to starting position. Stretch out on the floor for a lew moments, making yourself as long as possible. Continue. * * * . “Does cracking make the knuckles larger? If so, how? If one discontinued this habit, would the knuckles become smaller?’’ A. If you crack your knuckles often enough to irritate the sur- rounding tissues, I suppose it would make them leok larger, Why not give up the habit any- way? It isn’t attractive and must drive-others wild. x * * Q. “I have a very large nose which has had many severe blows on it. I have reason to believe-that it has been broken. This occurred. five to sevén years ago. Would it be possible to have it rebroken and set correctly now? If so whom should I consult?” A. Great heavens, it sounds as though you might-have-been stick-/ ing your nose into a lot of people’s business. You should consult a plastic surgeon. This defect can be corrected. * * * Tomorrow: “Exercise for Neck and Spine Will Relieve Fatigue.”’ Area's Fashion Your Figure Club Grows in Size’ to F lorida Guest speaker for . the next G S meeting of the — — j i ship Fashion Your Figure club, irl Should Write Oe ee ee That She Hopes to ly weighed more than 200 pounds, Tell Friend About Visit Now! You Can Say “Charge It” BURTON'S Apparel for Women 75 N. Saginaw | See Boy but now wears a size 18 dress. } The group meets ' By EMILY POST Wednesday at the Waterford Town- at 7 p.m. cach/Eivvin MeDonald and hire Cecil “Dear Mrs, Post: During the Christmas holidays I had several dates with a boy who was visiting my girl friend's brother. They ar- ranged these dates for me and we had a wonderfyl time together. He ship high school. Fifteen new mem- bers were enrolled at last week’s meeting, according to the presi- dent Mrs, Claud Grazes. Having lost four and a half pounds’ in one week, Mrs, James Moore took home the award for shedding the most weight, Not one person in the entire group took home a “pig” trophy for having gained any poundage. * * * All T members are striving to lot convenience that prompts reply cards to be enclosed with wedding ‘call him when I arrive. Please jose weight, because of a contest tell me what I should do, if any-inow going on with two Pontiac A and one Rochester Figure clubs, It ends in June. The winner will be honored as queen, at a dinner where “diet is completely ig- nored,” All interested women in the area address is so-and-so, Add that |have been urged to join the club | you will be there the last two weeks March and that you Gold Star Moms Plan to Attend Lansing Meeting Chapter 34 of that group when members gathered at the Adah ‘Shelly Library. To attend the March 5 affair are Mrs. Clarence on, Mrs._Olive- Burgess, Mrs. Briggs. money-making project to be —_ April 12. staff, Mrs. Barbara Cornell and Mrs. John Stanlake. March 21 in the Adah Shelly Li- brary. a a next meeting, Mrs, Grazes|Hall, will be open to the public all’ | “Dear Mrs. Post: Is it a matter ‘invitations? On the two occasions ‘given me the feeling that the hosts imagined we didn't know enough Please give us your J. Morris Music 34 $. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-0567 Across From Tel-Huron ee Printed reply cards, This casual payment he a gesture to pay for her, she ‘ATTENTION! Double Pedestal Steel Desk $17 250 FREE $70 Executive Choir ‘|my hand.” . . should say quickly, “I have it in However, if he still insists so “thank you” and let it go. Rebekah Lodge 246 Holds Meeting Members of Welcome Rebekah Lodge No, 246 met Thursday eve- ning at Malta Temple. Mrs, Wood- row Sutton, noble grand, — in membership. In charge of the so- cial hour were Mrs. Richie John- ston, Mrs. Alfred Marczan, and Mrs. William Fyfe. Available loally, this basket weave wool chemise is a chic investment for spring. Note the newly shortened hemline worn 16 to 17 inches from the floor. People will use the front en- trance of your country home if you plan for parking space near it. = am] ALL MAKES |! e— eg ad sae =) WE REPAIR Automatic Washers and Dryers — | [expent ——| ROY’S REPLACEMENT — PARTS and — ft 24021 | Crib $29.98 Mattress $10.95 NOW > ESS Hl "Eon 3-2100 ; This resort cotton is of crease-resistant fabric fashioned with a full skirt and it has a tiny sleeveless jacket over a narrow bodice. Hearty Soup | Data on Gusta. Good Served on Chilly Day Mrs.. Shaw Cooks Some clever hostesses keep @ card index file on gucets they 3 Celery and Onions ‘With Potatoes , By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor Though there is a hint of spring in the air, cold weather hasn't ‘completely disappeared. There will) be many chilly nights when your family would enjoy a steaming bowl of hearty potato soup. * * * Mrs. Eugene Shaw, a _ small blonde mother of three, likes her job of homemakingg. She enjoys) cooking and sewing; she has up- holstered a number of chairs; she likes to remodel houses. She and Mr, Shaw belong to the Do-C-Do Dance club. POTATO SOU P By Mrs. Eugene Shaw 4 cups diced potatoes % cup diced celery NORGE APPLIANCE SPECIALS 10 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator-Freezer ve Sound butter | Simmer potatoes, celery and on- ion until tender. Mash with a po-| tato masher or put through a food ‘mill. Add milk and butter. Season/ to taste. Heat until mixture is very| hot, but not to boiling point. Serves six. When you plan your kitchen | include enough electrical out- lets so it's convenient to use your appliances. NORGE Plans to attend the board meet- jas ing of American Gold Star Moth- 9 jers at Lansing were discussed by @ sau ephae. Announcement was made of a & Visitors present at the recent a affair included Mrs. David Bicker- Mothers who have lost a son or @ j daughter in the armed services [| have been invited to attend the @ group’s next meeting at 8 p.m.| 7 ‘if \ | ote See Moordale Suits and Coats in the mood of | spring. Come to crkihwy * SATURDAY, MARCH Ist iw SPRING SUITS and COATS Mr. Lefkow will be in our store to present the complete collection. Moordale has captured Spring | ’68 in every line of their significant Suits and Coats ... fashioned in the distinctive Moordale mood. ai Coat and Suit Sclon—Second Floor DRYER 9-LB. 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Laws forbid our doing a tom requires us to abide by which ought to be followed. * which we follow. We do not By ROBERT L. DIEFFENBACHER, D.D. The rules of life are made by so many different peo-' * Even the frowns of friends alter the rules of life number of things. Social wy unwritten codes. Books of etiquette tell us — details of bebavior * pass by these rules, customs, habits or moves without notice. The rules of life which we learn in our study of the Bible we twist around to suit ourselves. | We overlook the 10 Commandments, the Golden Rule No such gun fight ever did and Christ's two great Commandments too frequently. develop in the United Auto Work- ers strike against the company. The strike now is 45 months old and still going. * * * The special Senate commitine! is checking into who Was respon- ~ gible for numerous acts of vio- lence in the strike. The company and the union have blamed each other. UAW: Preaiient Walter Reuther in a statement prepared for but not yet presented before the com- mittee, charged that “the com- tions for war, and under the guise of a civilian defense program ac- tually armed and mobilized a private army . Its equipment, he said, included! machine guns. -* * * The committee heard testimony from Theodore J. Mosch ack- nowledging he had accepted a $300 campaign contribution from UAW Local 833, the Kobler local, when he was seeking reelection as sheriff in 1954. x « * He had testified half an hour earlier that he believed he was thrown out of GOP good graces for rejecting a demand by Robert W. Haynes, chairman of the She- boygan (Wis.) County Republican Committee, that he employ fire- arms if necessary to help non- * * ~ It would be well if we paid as much attention to God's rules as we do to the man-made rules of society. * | With the support of Rep. Wil- liam S. Broomfield” (R« Royal Oak), Oakland County fs planning a _ unique bid for federal backing behind local financing of big sewer and water projects. — Broomfield said today he was “highly pleased” over the plan pre- sented by Delos Hamlin, chairman ot the Oakland County Board of Supervisors, and Harold K. Schone, acting public works director, in Washington this week. “This pian might well start a series of public works pro- jects totaling well over $1 billion a year nationally without putting the federal government in debt,” said Broomfield. At the heart of the idea is the theory that federal funds now available in loans or grants. could be more profitably used as re- serves behind local bond issues. WOULD INSURE CREDIT pass through union| If the existing $50,000,000 in anti- strikers to picket lines at the plant. Child Psychologist to Address PTA COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—Roger Cuneo, Oakland County Child Guildance Center psychologist, will be the guest speaker at the Cem- merce Elementary School PTA meeting at 8 p.m, Monday. * * * The meeting will be held in the school’s multi-purpose room, Cuneo will speak on “Partner- ship Concept,” covering the re- ot the home and school in the,education of chil- dren. A short business yeeting will in- clude a discussion of plans for the annual schoo} fair to be held some- Teachers will be in their respec tive rooms from 7:30 to 8 p.m, for discussions with parents. Firemen Battle Blaze in Home Near Romeo ROMEO — Firemen battled at hoon today to bring under control flames that had gutted a rural two- story frame home five miles north of Romeo. Fire broke out in the eight-room home, 79464 Kidder Rd. east of M 533, shortly before 11 a.m. while the occupants were away. : The owner, John Sanday, 42, a! Pontiac Water Department em-| ploye, said he had been out for #| Stroll with his niece, Janet, 3. Sanday’s wife Hazel, 39, was’ in ‘Romeo on a shopping trip. pollution funds now authorized by the federal government were held in reserve as full faith and credit behind local financing, Schone esti- mated, more than 20 times as U.S. to Get Oakland Plan for Anti-Pollution Backing much private capital could be at- tracted through bonding. With government backing Broomfield communi ties rates and finance them over longer periods of time. The present direct- grant fed- eral program was criticized by Schone. - “It just isn’t doing the job it was supposed to do,” he said. “In jmany instances, it is acting as a deterrent to construction of new isewage systems.” County officials’ believed their plan would meet most of the ob- jections to federal direct aid on ‘municipal projects. The local governments would have the final say as to con- struction, they pointed out: the national debt would not be in- creased; and because the cost of adminj in the sale, no direct use of \federal funds would be involved. Also at the Washington meeting were R. J, Alexander, deputy DPW director; Drain Commission- er Daniel W. Barry; Hiland That cher, supervisors’ pro-tem chiair- * imap; and Drain Committee chair- , .|man Jack Semann. Murder Examination of Youth Adjourned ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP — The MARY ELIZABETH BRYDGES Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Brydges of Brockhurst street, Walled Laké, have announced ter, Mary Elizabeth, to Ronald Theodore Johnson of Drake road, Walled Lake. An October wed- ding is being planned. the engagement of their daugh- F. Johnson, son of Mr, and Mrs, - pre-trial examination o. Robert Burnside, 17-year-old Royal Oak Township youth accused of mur- dering another youth following a) teen-age dance, was adjourned un- timony yesterday. Justice Clarence Reid Jr., Royal Oak Township Justice Court, set a $10,000 bond on Burnside and ty jail when he failed to post it. He is charged with second-degree murder and assault with intent to kill in the Feb, 1 stabbing of Wil- liam C. Johnson, 17, of 8112 Clo- verdale, Royal Oak Township, Pinckney Man Killed HOWELL (®—Dale E. Gyde, 22, of Pinckney, was killed Thursday when his car. went out of control and hit a tree on a Livingston County road about three miles southwest of Howell. believed, + Ja oe ee on high - priced projects |M tion would be included). City to Observe \National Weights, |Measures Week | ‘Oe March 2, 1799, a busy Con- gress, trying to organize the na- tion, got around to enacting a law that vitally affects the lives, of all citizens, This was the first weights and measures law, adopted under the power granted Congress by the U. S. Constitution. Now, 159 years later, “National Weights and Meas- ures Week" is being observed in Pontiac’ and in hundreds of other cities throughout the United States) i March 2-9. * * * The local observance will be headed by Walter A. Baerwolf, Pontiac sealer of weights and measures and Ja McCollum, state weights and inspec- tor for Oakland County. . Sgt, Baerwolf has scheduled a series of films .on the subject to be shown in Pontiac junior and senior high schools, At 10 a.m. today the first show- ing was held at Jefferson Junior High. The schedule, for next week follows: Washington Junior High — 9:30 m, Monday... Pontiac Central High—10:30 a.m. ionday. St. Michael. High—3 p.m, Mon- day. : Eastern Junior High—8:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. =— ee Tuesday. Dairy Farmers Sue Ex-Treasurer DFCA- Wants Former Treasurer's Ledgers and Financial Accounting Dairy Farmers Cooperative Assn. of Michigan brought suit here yes- terday to force its ex-treasurer to surrender his business ledgers ‘and make a financial accounting. Attorney James H. Hudnut of Roseville filed ‘the suit in Ma- comb County Circuit Court against Paul Dehring of Armada. * * * DFCA officials said Dehring has refused to relinquish the treas- ‘wurer’s post to his successor, Alwin MT, CLEMENS—Officials of the) RR Fire Destroys | 2 Lapeer Barns Than Hour Apart, Cause $35,000 —— The cause of each is undeter- PE A * * * - The second blaze, reported -at 10:49 p.m., destroyed a big frame barn on the fagm of Roy Plum- mer, 334 N. Elba Rd. Lost in the fire were a riding horse and four calves, two tractors, a truck, trail- er, new cultivator and a large quantity of hay. Plummer said damages could be $25,000 or more. ; * «* ‘The first fire < a. Myus to be about $10,000 The fire department was called ‘at 9:30 pm. > State Police and sheriff's depu- Het te See. Oe come ae milking chores were completed earlier in the evening, they ‘aid. Area Church to Hold Initial Interest Meeting America, Michigan Synod (Nation- al Lutheran Council), will hold its Initial Interest meeting, at 6:30 p.m. Sunday evening at North Hill Elementary School. * * * The first-worship service will be held at 10:30 a.m. March 9. invited, the Rev. Martin F. Foutz said. in \E. Lloyd of Richmond. Lioyd was Circuit Court Judge R. Carroll’ set the show-cause hearing for 2! p.m, Monday. til March 6 after preliminary tes-| 2 Milford Youths Hurt as Car Strikes Tree Two Milford youths were Injured | elected to the office last Dec. T./ ‘Blazes, « Slightly More|- Pont ac Teacher H | = sBoy, NAACP Says .| Charles M, Tucker Jdr., A complaint that a teacher at! the Whittier School had struck a Advancement of Colored People. 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Watch for $ On This ahi dais 3 ae " “ e Friday — PONTIAC, MICH IGAN STUDY CIVIL WAR — These three St. chael High School students presented a of Civil War relics to the senior history class this week, Left to right: Richard Magnam, 455 Air- port Rd., Waterford Township, wears a facsim- ile of a Confederate cavalry uniform; Michael + includes Uniterm, Guns To Hold Bake Sale Sunday St. Fred Senior Class Tries Out for ‘Joan of Lorraine’ Production — By MICHAEL BUCHANAN Since the St, Michael High School seniors are currently study- ing the Civil War, a large display of Civil War equipment, including an 1863 Springfield rifle, and an .|1864 cavalry saber, owned by John i fi i 4 ig’ iti i Club Observes FFA Week Members of the Walled Lake High School chapter of the Future Farmers of America joined other clubs throughout the nation this’ week in celebrating National FFA week, February 22-March 1. tional agriculture ‘students. Activi- ties are designed primarily to help 2 4 Pentiac Press Photo Buchanan, 910 Spence St. holds an 1863 Spring- field rifle and John Fortier, 3947 Lapeer Rd., Pontiac Township, displays ‘an 1864 cavalry - saber. The equipment is owned by Fortier who also made the miniature battle scene shown in the bottom of the picture. Display Civil War Relics ‘at Waterford. ect Hi- Discuss Prom Miss Uhl Heads Event; GAA Sponsors Dance Tonight After Game By SANDY CLEMENCE Spring was in the air more ways than: the weather this week when the Waterford Township High School Senior Board met to dis- cuss plans for this year’s senior prom, ‘The following committee chair- men have been selected for the Others are Tish FitzGerald, dec- orations; Dave Barnhart, tickets; Grace Williamson and Gail Win- ter, programs, and Brenda Lewis, invitations. DANCE TONIGHT AFTER GAME There will be a dance tonight following the final WTHS basket- ball game of the season which SENIORS REHEARSE PLAY — Practicing a scene from the Emmanuel Christian High School senieg class play are Karen Swanson, ve., Jo Langdon, 704 S. Cass Lake 611. Brooks Rd.; and Pontiac Press Photo play, ‘Too Many Girls” will be presented March 20. Karen, who portrays the mother, has asked her daughter, (Jo) to help hang up curtains. She in turn asks mother why her brother (Robert) can't do that. Ferguson, 358 Dover Rd, The ly was sponsored (Girls’ Athletic Association). x * + Students working on last week's in St. Mike Hisfory Class school students are expected to at- Sharon Faxt Steehler, and Sharon Gaynor. tend the Way of The Cross Fri- x * * day evenings. They should also try to avoid social events during this time of repentence. SUPPLIES DISSECTORS Larry Fetter, a junior, is mak- ing sure that the biology class will not run out of perch to dis- sect, since he is catching them through the ice in his spare time. The Social Workers Club is mak- ing a field trip to the Oakland ‘Child Guidance Clinic Tuesday. Sponsor Dance recently at the Hayride Lodge. club, in the cafeteria before schoo] and/Nicholie. during the lunch hours. ee See. Officers . of Forensic Sane wialy ca atk Serarh emer Blwor Hite Sn il representative == anne 2. *® * pe Mary Log|®€F Will go on to the state finals. Singers in the WTHS A Cappell after-game dance were: Karen An- derson, Barbara Cole, Janet Del-! Faxon, Betty! The Y-Teens club held a hayride’ A number of Future Teacher's club members have started working several days a week us cadet teachers in the elementary schools in Waterford Township. Attending the Detroit Pistons! ' professional basketbajl. game at) Olympia Stadium this week were/¢igbth and ninth grade boys. members of the WTHS Varsity,|Memhers must have at least a GAA basketball champions are ithe “Seven Sputniks."”” They in- clude; Barbara Martin, captain; and Harry The winner of the contest to Organize Girls’ Service Club *, Audio visual activities at East- ern Junior High School are created by the Projectionist Club. Only the tt dependable. and reliable bows ie allowed membership. * * * The club is composed of 13 “C” average and good citizenship * * & The equipment handled by the One deserving student will be The Knights of Pythias sponsored|senmt on’ the trip from the money earned through the fund. The Stu- Tuesday night _ jat their hall, based on the “Battle|@ent Council together with: mem- The FBC (Forensic Broadcasting Company) met this week to set up a program plan for the public ad- dress system. These students from the Forensic Club under the direc- tion of John Bixby prepare the news bulletiris and plan the misic/Joni | Whittemore, Younger, Diane McIntosh, Bill scholarship. Barnett, Delores Lukes, Dustan Smith, Carole Tynan, Bill McDen-|P°4t” ald, Ruth Ann DeGrow, Don Tate, This’ week the mile “Show. was presented under the ment. Proceeds from the show _| will be used to help pay for the, + * At a later date one ‘more movie al mathematics and special education choir and Glee Clubs are practic-/teacher, has retired. ane has haem ing for a recital to be presented at| teaching Royal Oak High School March 11. Stik aria wanpeonte = hese people‘ geting a sl een no he ei abs ms at two style shows tomorrow | ae da ‘oh tee _ Eastern 4nd Lois Walsh, another Eastern =a, here | aetiay Wher. | Center, ee @ & * Sew 'N’ Save Fabric Shop, en and are spon- ‘ Wi ion ee Pontiac Press Photo ssaailies oat Cia Scdbecea ce Contos pone * « * New adidtion to Madison’s teach-) ing staff is Marjorie Fairbanks, of! Vermillion, South Dakota, who will _ jteach mathematics. sponsorship of the Music Depart-) ‘choir robes. -|visit the state capitol and tour the ‘13 Eastern Boys Handle Audio Visual Business [tere wus comen tion picture projector, 30 mm. filmstrip projector, opaque projec- tor, tape recorder, record player and a sound system. The boys in the cluh benefit by learning to operate the audio visual equip- ment and are able to serve the school by handling the equipment for dances, movies, or any other project requiring the use of the equipment. * x *. Members are Jerry Cavalier, various student and faculty func 200 Lincoluites to Tour Capitol More than 200 Lincotn Junior High School social studies students, travelled to Lansing this week to igovernment buildings. * * * Steven Lewis Wins Top Post Quiver Staffers Busy Selling Advertisemer its, Meeting Deadlines By WILLIAM BANK New president of the Pontiac Central -High School Hi-Y Club the Boston Bruins. ‘tions ahd to take care of extra housekeeping duties in ~ depart- ment, . pany will be sponsors of an as- sembly Wednesday. The new dial-\tober, and Bachelors Day, Feb. * \direct-system will be explained to|28. Old Maids’ Day again is listed the student body... : . * * * Marlene Pelz, Ann Cutler and Beryl Bremen, students at Michi- »- 4 é gan State University, are at East- ern this term completing a prac- tice teaching assignment. * * * Mine Saye Dates See Saree show Karen Dickman, Cameron, club consists of 16 millimeter mo-|jim, Colando, Don Dole, James|Supervision of Betty Cooley, also . frrison, and Garver, Tim Kline, Leon Mellen, |of the English Department. Miss) mester are John McClure, te to Obtain F unds © Me Mike Miller, Darryl Orr, Jerry|Bremen ig working with Wilma ». Valerie Armstrong, . Webb, girls’ teacher, Davis, Ann Pirochata, Robert hamid <. Patterson, Joe Rizzuto, Robert . gym s B for Whirlpook rt the “ if nize un Sherman, Tom Smallwood and : — ee ) party ari A Calas . F silt Carel Kilns, captain? Koster Smith, . gottl, Pat McAllister, : Delores Lake Orion - High|2 + * * . |Eight-Member Cast | 2 School athletes are sponsoring a Faweett, Janet Thomas, Cathy : s ' Gustavson, Judy Rich- dance tonight to raise funds for a Carol Meyer, for holarshi A girls’ service club has been : ard Serwin, Addie Taylor, and widened which tt Ae wed ee, ee ee Dame Wi Sc xy ‘srrnina ‘at soeChosen at Avondale |= = lief * ’ a i ak de ae The Drematics club voted this One Pupil Recei ance counselor. This club is open lab assistants are Sharon Warren, ites. week to present the play, “Plain up to, Receive), any girl with at least a “C” heel junior ‘clase nlee “Her/Martha Hodge, Gail Sedrick, Lynn : and Fancy,” instead of the pre- Washington, Bx. Trip average and good citizenship School junior a play, Het penter, Kathie Hunter, James Wil- The dance, held at the Tate ey ay Anni cet a) |marks. | ‘Kissin’ Cousin,” by Patricia ClapPhiiams and JoAnn Morris Orion Youth Center, will be spon- sa Gun.” The same cast will bei From Student Council + «2 ~< wl been gulaceed by Joseph Mar- ke sored by the “O” Club, composed - : director, week yy. of poly or school’s lettermen. |"5¢4- l oNint iis , Another ‘service club - which is| ie. * The biology lab assistants include It will follow the Avondale-Lake TO ATTEND MSU GAME inth grade students at Madison) ower at Eastern is the Home Tony Jerome, Richard Serwin, Junior High School are awaiting i Service Club Mem- They are: Barbara Parker, Bruce -Berg, Tom Devaney, Ron- Orion basketball game played at | GAA Letier Club members are|their trip to Washington, D. C.,|=*onomics = Randall, Pat Parker and . : Pp gton, : Jerry ald Bradsha' Avondale. i ° ‘ ; bers of this club serve the food at Hoekman, iW, planning to attend the Michigan-\this spring. A scholarship fund pacer Sometimes they pre- Pat Castor, Melvin Johnson, Don | pat Kline, and Martha Hodge. Officers of the “O” Club are:|State UniVersity-University of In-/nas been organized by the Student re the food too. Purpose of the| Barnhart, Mike Walker and Ron- Jack Schaeffer, president; Michaeljdiana basketball game at East/Council for the trip. oar is to train girls to serve at| %!4 Johnson. - Hudson, vice-president; Patrick|Lansing, March 8. te t * £4 350 Holidays, Events secretary; Walter Cud- * *& * Four students have. been select-Listed in 1958 Booklet < © berta ' : Travel to Lansing es, Rais. Wore Guthrie, Den-|merce booklet for 198, ‘Special alternates will be William Cassell|legal holidays, religious observ- and faculty member, Leonard Pas-jances, and busine s s-promotion sint, events. x * * o.. & &. x3 New listings for the year include Michigan Bell Telephone Com- National High Fidelity Month, Oc- \for June 4. The Boy Scouts who attend Lin- ‘coln sponsored an assembly this week which included the showing ‘of @ movie of the national jam- boree held in July at Valley Forge, Pa. Budding. journalists, in the Tom-; Tom Club, which edits the Wash- Tom-Tom Club Members | Edit School ‘Newspaper SELECT HALL GUARDS visited Greenfield Village in Dear- born .this week. The 33 students. were accompanied by two mothers, Mrs. William Coffing and Mrs. James Ockerman. student teacher, Gerald Smith, | | ( | Mike Yocum is the captain of the hall guards this semester. * *«* ot Roger Goltry, Boat Owners! 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The eight-foot body will let truck owners ‘put in five more bushel baskets, seven more bushel boxes or six more egg crates. * * * “The new model with its clean. line styling is another example of | Spending Slash Proposes Cutting Funds Not for Defense, Drop in Taxes 1a NEW YORK w—Former Presi- dent Herbert Hoover urged a slash in government spending for non- idefense purposes and an accom- panying tax cut as the best way to achieve economic recovery, Addressing a New York Cham- ber of Commerce dinner last night Hoover said: “There are some old and proved wonder drugs useful both to prevent inflation and to speed recovery from recessions. The most useful of these econom- ic wonder drugs is the elimination of waste and the reduction of non- essential federal] spending until we have a balanced budget. ... x * the budget, but also to the point Where we can have a tax reduc- tion, This would be the greatest eocnaag stimulant to re- the nation shake off in business and employment.” x * * from the depression starting in 1929 that marked his presidency. In those days, he said, the coun- try was on its way out of a normal an “economi¢ cyclone” from Eu- Fearful of Shot in Arm, Skips Draft Registration told Federal Judge Frank A. Pic- ard that he never registered for the draft because he was afraid of getting shot — said. ter Friday, journed his case for 30 days and, —" him on $1,000 personal) ind “We should cut government ex-|[) penditures, not only to provide for] |. additional weapons and balance |} ae urged -labor and indus-|f) _}try to declare a moratorium on/f wage and price increases to help|f what he|f ‘\ealled the current “minor slump|f | Businessmen’s Luncheons 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Hoover said present economic! ] conditions differ substantially recession when it was struck by/} DETROIT w—Frank Mallia, 21, in the arm. He said he had received shots for typhoid fever as a boy in Malta..- * * * “I just never got over it,” he After Mallia promised to regis- Judge Picard ad-| Mauritius, a sugar-producing is- land about 1,000 miles east of At- rica, has a truly international fla- vor. It was Gaccvens by the Port- uguese, named and occupied by the Dutch, ruled for many years by the French, and is now a British possession. “‘Every time I see a doctor with a needle I faint." the emphasis we have placed on | igiving owners the smart-looking | vehicle that so often is one of their | DANCE SUN., MARCH 16 ~ALso— CAMPUS BALLROOM FENKELL and LIVERNOIS DETROIT Modern and Square Dancing Every TUES., FRI., SAT. FINEST ORCHESTRAS | | Sot ate ee WANTED . 1000 COMIC BOOKS x We Handle e Tricks, i PIPER'S MAGAZINE ouruer &5 Auburn Ave. , Sun. 7 CALAST. 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We Will Be Open _ TOMORROW! ‘ a BLUE SKY DRIVE- IN THEATER NOW! d8Sur HURON /posenr MITCHUM-cunTJUR as the amazing men who lived the , ye most. oy adventure 2nd BIG HIT! MYSTERY PARACHUTE AT MIDNIGHT OVER MADRID —A mystery plane!—o fateful cargo! —a plot to outwit the International Police! SUSPENSE!~ ACTION! ROMANCE! ROBERT TAYLOR - DOROTHY MALONE TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY CinemaScorr KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY, 1 P. M. 5. CARTOONS—2 FEATURES : oe F : . pe a foe By Carl Grubert - Hollywood Headlines James W. Wadsworth Succeeds Stassen as Disarmament Adviser By INTERNATIONAL NEWS If being well liked will bring a |negotiator some success in per-) suading nations to disarm, James J, ‘Wadsworth has it made. For the Eisenhower administra- tion's new chief disarmament ne- j gotiator, named yesterday to suc- |ceed Harold E. Stassen, is one of the best-liked delegates. ever as- signed to the United to the United | Nations. | Deputy representative to Am- 'bassador Henry Cabot Lodge at the U.N., the tall, bulky Wads- worth is a veteran of 20 years of government service and descend- ant of major American statesmen. * * * | He is a grandson of John Hay, of the top Republican international- ists in the Senate, Wadsworth graduated from Saint Mark’s School and Yale, took » law degree at Alfred Unl- versity and werked for four yeats before World War Tl as assistant industrial relations manager of Curtiss-Wright Corporation, ‘ MArket 4-2151 ap LAST TWO DAYS! Now 52, (born June 12, 1905) he served 10 years in the New York legislature, was a special assistant ‘in the Economic Cooperation Ad- ministration and acting adminis- trator of the Federal Civil Defense | Administration. * * * After appointment to the U.N. in whe parting from Sid Luft, was sitting | Al A lt... in Alin, i. Ain tli ei, i i. i. Bi, ls. lel paris a DRIVE-IN, CPE 5-F500g. 4500. THEaAT EC gl 5 Fi ww ANT EVERY NIGHT of the WEEK WITH e TONIGHT - SATURDAY m 7 TE de STOROVER: TOKYO COLOR by DE LUXE ROBERT WACKER JAK COLUNS EDMOND BREN se ®@ and © FIRST PONTIAC na sg Geneseo in upper New York State, specializing in raising cattle. He also is a landscape painter and sometimes has been called “Grand- pa. Moses,”” a nickname he doesn't of 0" Broadway in association with Las Vegas engagement later in| On Woodward (US-10) at Squore off” at the Flamingo, the little Police, Willman Discuss Issue City Manager to Study New Setup, Then Give Decision on Promotions Bob Hope's Soviet Tour Hinges on. Film Showing By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS Li HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Bob Hope is now in London and unless he can clear with the Russian gov- ernment the right to show his picture, “Paris Holiday,” he won't go to Russia, He has his visa; he has permission of the U.S. govern- ment, but he thinks there’s no purpose in going there unless Russia will look at his pictures. Let's hope if he goes to Russia he doesn't say, as Cary Grant was quoted as saying, “For the first time in my life I feel free,” meaning of autograph seekers. I hope that Cary was It’s hard to believe he'd say such a thing. Jonie Tapps was out with Betsy Duncan but it was only to try to sign her for a part in “Tubie’s Monument” with Sal Mineo. Jane Wyman is getting herself | in readiness to go to New York in June to attend her daughter, Maureen Reagan's graduation from Marymount High School. After an absence of seven years, writer-producer Polan Banks ar- rived in town only to be stricken with pneumonia. lie’s in Cedars) of Lebanon Hospital, and his bride is flying out from the West Indies to be with him. Sophia Loren goes. to Acapulco for a month or two after she finishes “The Black Orchid.” She is not returning to her home- Two Pontiac police officers and their attorney met this morning with City Manager Walter K. Will- man to discuss promotions. * * + At the meeting were Sgt. Fred Goines, next in line for a lieuten- lancy, and Det. James Bale, first ion the Civil Service eligibility list for a sergeant’s promotion. According to their attorney, Paul Merideth, Willman is studying «a new organizational chart prepared by Chief Herbert W. Straley. * x * Jon Advanced Missile Merideth said the city manager | Reports AF Gets OK NEW YORK: (~The New York Times says the Air Force re- ceived approval yesterday for a! new project to produce an ad.’ vanced type of ballistic missile whose range can be varied from) 500 to 5,500 miles, ~* € € A Washington. dispatch to the! Times said the project envisages) underground installations, harbor- ing solid-fuel ballistic missiles, several miles apart to make them less vulnerable to attacks. Among details reported were) these: The project — called Minute Man — is expected to be com- pleted in four or five years. Approval for the program was given by William M. Holaday, di- rector of guided missiles at the’ Pentagon. KIDDIES MATINEE” SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 12:30 bie * * * It was not clear, however, ~~ wTwTerwrrrrrerer rere eee eee ae a a HURRY! POSITIVELY... LAST 2 DAYS! WINNER OF 10 ACADEMY - AWARD NOMINATIONS Bing Crosby is Bob's guest on his show Sunday night. They will sing some duets. They're planning an album together to be called “Nothing in Common,” and there is some talk of.a movie. Freddie Brisson will produce “The Pleasure of His Company” land, Italy, nor to Switzerland. Rita Hayworth and Jim Hill are honeymooning in Palm Springs. The reason Franchot Tone was able to keep his marriage of over a year secret was because Dolores Dorn’s real name is Dornheft. Dennis Day’s whole family were with him opening night at the Riviera in Las Vegas, and that included Ann Blyth, his sister-in- law, who took a big bow. That’s all today. See you to- morrow! wanted a few days to study the chart after which he would make a temporary decision on promo- tions. Willman promised to send his decision to the Pontiac Police Officers Assn. in a letter. * * * He told the officers that long- range decisions on promotions. would depend on the results of a study of the department by the! Public Service Administration of! Chicago. This report is due in April or Mayy, he said. Roger Stevens. A few days ago I itold__you-—that Parameunt had bought the motion picture rights from authors Sam Taylor and Cornelia Otis Skinner. Freddie tells me he'll go back to New York soon to get it ready for fall pro- > ’ —STARTS SUNDAY !— PLEASE NOTE! DOORS OPEN 12 NOON SUNDAY! duction on the stage. He is also preparing ‘The Gazebo” for Broadway, 2 com- | edy by Alec Coppell, author of “Captain’s Paradise.” “When I was in London,” Freddie said, | “T talked with Alec Guinness and he’s very interested in playing the top role in ‘Gazebo’.” He went on to tell me that Roz) Russell will spend two more weeks fitting the 36 gorgeous gowns Orry- HOWARD JOHNSON’S NOW OPEN Serving Breakfast from 7 A. M. » PEATURE AT 12:55 — 3:03 — 5:10 —. 7:20 — 9:30 -.. ure to become one of the most ‘talked-about’ pictures in years! 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This means each was TNT and presumably was an The AEC announced. the hours after it had reported detected. ‘Soviet H-Blasts Detected WASHINGTON (INS)—Russia set off two more hydro- | gen blasts yesterday in its current series of nuclear weapons They were the second init third blasts in five days. ) = fy _ Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis L. Strauss said both were “large yield” explosions in the megaton for one of Russia’s long-range ballistic missiles. * * Strauss said both detonations detected occurred north of the arctic circle “in the same general area as the Soviet megaton range nuclear test on Sunday, Feb, 23.” x © * equal to millions of tons of H-bomb or hydrogen warhead (1000 MILES OF JONELE WELL / Every mile screams with tearing fang ond claw... * trampling hoofs...snarling jaws.. .devastating killer lust! eh FF POEL TOMA ORL KTYON CORCORAN EYE RLY WSMBORR. 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Send yours on a postcard Town's Fire Department |‘ Violet-Moore-Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, Ii care of The Pon- hoatie Editors Quiz _— i __ MOUNTAINS _ 2 ¥ iil ae, — ~ ae | sw, r = > a (/ Pew) gm, “oe ow * QUESTION: mow de montana grow? | ANSWER: Mountains are formed in three ways. Some, like great upheavals-deep below ground pushed sections of the earth’s surface upward. Continuing pressure from below is causing some peaks to grow higher today—anyway from a few inches to several feet a year. Voleanic mountains, such as Mount Fujiyama and the Andes range were formed by the piling up of lava during a volcanoes grow a little bigger with each eruption. mountains as the Catskills and Ozarks. Erosion wears away part of a high region, leaving the other part in the form of a mountain peak or range. This method is making some mountains smaller every year. x x f* FOR YOU TO DO: Here is a Japanese girl looking at Fujiyama by moonlight and a shepherd boy watching the sun set over the Alps. 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We are very prone to hyve rth of life, relax into’a comfortable rut, form op which are unyielding and hope that everything stays just like it is. os Like an ostrich, we stuff our heads in the sand, hope ars the best and pray for the preservation of the. “status quo.” 2s The Michigan High School Athletic Association, a- body of men dedicated to the healthy control and gen- > ral well-being of state prep athietics, is a victim of this human trait. : Resistance to necessary change is a king-sized char- acteristic of these devoted gentlemen who, it seems to me, ri often “so close to the forest that they can’t see the ff tn i ee Ge gee The MHSAA regulates state high school athletics from its office in Lansing without, I fear, getting closer to bad- ly needed reforms. Like an ostrich, the MHSAA has evaded the issues by hiding in the ‘sand. a Although several changes would be beneficial, the one I am concerned with here is reclassification, the most pressing need at this time. The present classification is the state’s most glaring weakness. It is a division geared to fit school conditions of 20 years ago, not 1958. Rapid population increases and the subsequent growth in high school enroliments have put it sadly out of date. Even a slight revision not too long ago left it greatly in- adequate. Classification, which attempts to group schools of £ ES comparable size, _ tion problems, especially in “big boys.” Se . _ This little maneuver, ai vated to the top echelon. * or more pupils. . Charles Forsythe, state I fail to see a solid base tral and Flint Northern, the South Pole. T'l * Lions. It is inconceivable that is the “grass roots” of petition in Michigan: It is the basis for scheduling, the formation of leagues and, of greatest importance, the conduct of the basketball tournament. ' The annual state cage tourney spotlights the classifica- 4 te we wm. Under current standards, any high school with 900 - _ Or more students is in the “A” ‘bracket. The dividing line used to be 800, but the MHSAA hiked the figure last May. At the same time, however, it was ruled that ali three-grade high schools must add one third to the’ _ upper three classes to determine their total enrollment. “schools, did so-with dispatch. Oakland County. schools such as Walled Lake and Farmington were promptly ele- . * The “one-third” rule is not the main flaw, however. The No. 1 inequality in Class A lies in its huge spread, which ranges from the 900 minimum to schools of 3,000 ‘tdins that once a school has 900 students and above, there is a leveling-off process which makes it equal to all others in both facilities and manpower potential. Walled Lake and Farmington are a match for Flint Cen- ~ * In 1956 and again last year, Waterford went into the “A” regional at Flint against giants like Northern, Cen- tral, Pontiac and Lansing Sexton. There hasn’t been a match that unfair since the Christians PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ds, 1055 : athletic coni- Class A, the realm of the med.at creating more “A” * director of athletics, main- far his line of reasoning. If join the next expedition to were thrown to the a school with 900 to 1,200 - which I believe will be shown to good advantage: when the ‘above the Straits. : : - pupils can consistently compete on an equal basis with those numbering anywhere from 2,000 to 3,000, There are many other examples of this inequality © tournament begins. Lapeer, for example, has five Saginaw Valley Conference teams in its Class A district at Bay City. Is this the leveling-off process? .°:<+ ‘ Different solutions to the Class A problem have been suggested and each has had some merit, but I think the best solution lies in the addition of a higher division— Class AA. I am not attempting te burden Michigan's schools with too many classes. I am merely offering a plan te correct a situation which has grown out of hand. Mr. Forsythe staunchly refuses to add an upper class at this time. His only defense for such a stand ts that lower peninsula schools do not want a 5th class, despite evidence to the contrary. * * * He brushes aside any mention of another class at the top of the ladder, yet a few years ago he conceded to Upper Peninsula demands for a Class E category for tiny schools Ar! Upper Peninsula officials claimed that the very small schools there could not compete.on_an even keel____| with their larger brothers. It was then established that any UP school with less than 75 students would become Class E. These little in- stitutions annually hold their own tournament, a very popular affair in the northland. x * * ‘If Forsythe consented to a new class at the botfom of the ladder on the justifiable basis of equality, why does he close his eyes’ to Class AA, which is the same principle? Where is the consistency ‘in thought? - There is one organization in Michigan—not ath- letic—which tried the Ciass AA idea a few years back and hes since retained success. 7 which annually conducts the state's competitive instru- mental music festivals, toyed with the double-A idea when the feeling- arose that competition was not equal among the bigger schools. : x * ‘This plan was formulated around the turn of the decade & “ee | and shortly thereafter went into practice despite heavy — resistance, 100 te 149; Class C—150 to 299; Class B~300 to 649; Class A—650 te 1099; Class AA—1100 or more. — Compare these figures with the current MHSAA break- — down which goes like this: Class D—less than 200; Class — C—200 to 399; Class B—400 to a 899; Class A—900 and over. * The MHSAA setup is highly inadequate and I believe that the MSBOA classification, although a distinct im- provement, can also be revised and improved. My greatest objective, of course, is to remedy & completely fouled up condition in the “A” ranks. But further changes could be made by widening the B and In brief, i¢ woul C divisions, where competition is more evenly matched « d be sensible to spread out the middle classes and spit up the vast span at the top. A reclassifica- tion proposal would be: Class D—199 or less; Class C—200 to 499; Class B—500 to 999; Class A—1000 to 1499; Class AA —1500 and above. The Upper Peninsula is not considered in this plan for the simple reason that the present MHSAA classification recognizes no Class E below the Straits and shuts out Class _A in the UP. This is strictly a Lower Peninsula plan. . If there are better answers to this muddled situation, — they are welcome. Changes are needed, no doubt about it. Until changes are made, the “A” giants will set the ath- letic pace and the “A” midgets will follow. ms DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX A couple of golf tournaments featuring major league baseball players were held the last two days in Tampa and St. Petersburg. One of the late tee-off squads had Billy Martin and Mickey Mantlé listed together. When Martin saw the pairings he said, “Gee, I hope Mickey has a good round, if he doesn’t, Ole Caséy will probably blame me. He will say I was a bad influence on his game.” : * * *. Veteran catcher Jim Hegan and Johnny Pesky, now a Tiger coach, were old rivals when Pesky was still an active player with Boston and Detroit. Pesky was on the mound for a short spell to pitch batting practice yesterday when Hegan came to the plate. “Oh, boy, I waited 15 years for this,” yelled Pesky. . ; : “You can’t scare me, Johnny, you know you can’t throw this far,” accused Hegan. r * *® : Tiger publicist Doc Fenkell passed out mimeo- graphed sheets with notes about ail the Tigers on the 1958 roster and one > listed everything except the color of every player's eyes. He noted that the oldest player is Jim Hegan (38), the youngest George Thomas (20), tallest are Don Lee and Bill Taylor (6-feet-4), shortest is Joe Presko (5- feet-9), heaviest is Harry Byrd (215 pounds), lightest is Joe Presko (165-pounds) . . . 27 are married and have a total of 51 children and 12 are single. oe ee Mr. and Mrs. Shirly Stamp of Pontiac were among the fans in the stands when the Tigers made their first appearance at Henley Field yesterday... Pat Mullin will be in charge of the Tiger tryout camp in Pontiac in June. He expects to release plans for the two-day school shortly. 2 > , HOCKEY GETTING TIMID This is the gentle state of hockey. Time was, with a delicate hip movement, Red Wing defenseman Jack : AP Facsimile $72,000 SIGNATURE —Mickey Mantle signed his 1958 contract with the New York Yankees yes- terday and his signature cost the Bronx Bombers $72,000. The Slugging outfielder signed up in time to join the first official workout. |to March 8-9 Lou Skizas Likes Be a v U.S. Ski Meet Delayed Again ‘ IRON MOUNTAIN W — The National Ski Jumping pion- ships, once ed by wind and below zero cold, have been post- poned again — this time because of unexpected warm weather. * * * : The jumps, originally set for Feb, 15-16 were postponed until this weekend, but after warm weather caused extensive damaze ta the packed snow on the tower- ing Pine Mountain slide they were rescheduled for March 8-9. * * * _ Officials estimated it would take at least a week to haul in 150 truck loads af new snow and get the slide ready for use, streaking Flyers are the only NIT acceptees rated ‘among ciated Press poll. And until or unless defending champion Bradiey joins the field as the Missouri Valley Confer- ence runnerup, 10th-ranked Day- ton will continue to be the only rated “biggie” the NIT can éall its very own. Bradley, trailing Cincinnati in Stewart would hoist rushing enemy. forwards into the|#? MVC race that could end Sat- boards; then over them and into the payirig fans. * Ws hice urday, is No, 16 in the AP ratings. None ofthe possibilities for the two other remaining NIT berths figures to crack the top 20 before : Today, with protective screening along both sides, ne regular season is over. the only places left for such gentle maneuvers are at brief openings left for photographers, and in front _ of the players’ bench. oe - But even without the screens, none of the current ¢ ££. 2% The Flyers have a 22-2 record and a 13-game Dayton Extends Win Streak to 15 Games the NCAA's “at-large” selections, Loyola of New Orleans. Utah, named to’ the NIT yester- day with a good «non-conference record, spilled Brigham Young 7 the nation’s top 20 in the ASSO- 36 in a Skyline. Conference test. | Two other NCAA “at-large” en- tries had better luck than Loyola. Don Hennon's 31 points enabled 74, and Pete Brunone’s 29 pointed the. way ‘in Manhattan's 99-77 rout ‘of New York University. sa pms nit ngal Surroundi Player Shines £ 2a z * Pitt to nip Westminster (Pa.) 75-/A__. 2nd Place More Secure - Drake, with Red Murrell scoring 38. points, downed ha ' Mar- romp oyer Mississippi. Wheaton College of Illinois, soon to open defense of its NCAA small college championship, wound up another top season with a 91-57 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the Western Division was little! boski sparked the attack. ; rout of Nortlr Central Illinois. It)more secure today but not so for ~ ==."=Pistons Trip Lakers tied it at 51 by the end of the we ; and moved out in front in the thire Detroit's hold on second place! oriod as Tom Gola and Joe Gra- ¥ * * Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston Aguirre. led the Warriors with 23 and 22|Morgan points, respectively. Ed Conlin tine was high for the Nats with 17. of streak after|made Wheaton 14-0 jn its confer-jthe runnerup Syractise Nationals ence and 24-1 for the season. ‘in the Eastern Division of the Na- (NHL stalwarts seems to have the finesse for this sterling performance. (Occasionally, a board-climbing official) ' would also accidentally get “nudged” into the cash Seats.) winning | last night's 103-69 rout of one * a7 ‘| SE Rae ¢ (left) and J. W. Porter (right) get -|tional Basketball Assn. , * ® °° The Pistons moved 142 games in jfront of third place Cincinnati last _ |night by defeating the Minneapolis Lakers 112-109 in the first game of -ja...doubleheader at Philadelphia. Then the Nationals, with a chance to apply the crusher to Philadel- phia’s hopes for second place in the ‘Eastern section, dropped a 97- 91 decision to the Warriors. The Warriors advanced within two games of the Nats and left the New York Knickerbockers, trail- ing by another 3%, with a very, very “slim chance of making the playoffs. . * * * George Yardley, the league's ©. 1 scorer, tallied 41 points but the Pistons had to stave off one Laker rally after Another in the losing minutes. Three times the |Lakers closed within three points but clutch foul shooting helped the Pistons maintain their advantage. Wik 4 Syracuse jumped off to a 13-2 lead but. held only a four-point - Their first time in Cleve- DETROIT uw — The Detroit Pis- tons are happy they made the move from Fort Wayne and be- lieve they made substantial head- way in creating. enthusiasm for professional basketball in Michigan this winter. : These are the views of Fred DeLano, the former of Detroit publicist who is rounding out hig first year as general manager of the National Basket- ball Assn. .team. . We know the potential is here,” DeLano said in an interview. ‘We also know that as far as Detroit and Michigan are concerned there is no substitute for a winner.” The Pistons got off to a rocky start, particularly at home, ahd came to: life too late in the sea- manager Bobby Bragan. Woode- |margin, 30-26, at the end of the ins by the Detroit Tigers. ‘first quarter. The Warriors had a : ‘ 2 #, Ce f ‘ oe ae Detroit Pro Cage Group Happy With New Location 4 Two of their three biggest gates came on their: final two home dates — 7,059 last Saturday and $,645 Wednesday night. The overall paid gate’ for-28 home dates was) 131,878, an average of 4,710. The Pistons had said it would take an ayerage of 6,000 per night to break even, so owner Fred, Zollner obviously lost money in his Loshig money is nothing new to Zoliner. He says he ran in the red with the Pistons during 14 of his 15 seasons in Fort Wayne. And he has renewed his inten- tions of sticking with his Detroit operation for several. more sea- Ons. was Willing to spend in six sea- sons in Detroit- what he lost. in HEP BHU 4 Fs a { : i Last. month Zollner declared he Tigers Open Two-a-Day Drills in. Lakeland By BRUNO L, KEARNS Fe if c 5 : é L ; B ; é i TE cP gEe aT at first. First baseman -Gail Harris, former National Leaguer with the New York Giants, whom the Tigers obtained in a trade for Jim Finigan made a couple of nice pla first but the stocky infie the plate in to get even * i i # ¥ 3 é A 4 ey rad son to cash in at the box office to any great extent, fs ge = g the 15 in Fort Wayne.) aanerer! “\ ‘ By 3 i ) See King’s Ad on Television Page tll Pais chen tater starts, ran at odds of 1-5 in the $15,000 High Sierras’ purse at Santa Anita yesterday and finished |- nt 2 Pas © _ + It was one of the biggest upsets =F 4 Teams Involved; Other Top Cain at Aven, Clarkston in California tarf history, The mile and an eighth race was won by three lengths by The’ Shoe with Willie Shoemaker up. OPEN BOWLING Everyday 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. and All Day Saturday and Sunday 10 A. M. to 1 A. M. 24 Alleys—Automatic Pin Setters We Cary a Complete Line of Balls, Bags and Shoes ves-2333 HURON. BOWL f z By CHUCK ABAIR | One of the most interesting fea- ‘tures on tonight's final big prep ‘basketball program of the regu- lar season will involve the Inter- ‘Lekes League where vod teams will be battling to out of last place. ‘ The only loop championships re- ‘maining to be settled are in the ‘Eastern Michigan and South Cen- tral conferences. Imlay City is, 1124 West ‘Huron St. T-L race playing at home against . {crippled by injuries. Van Dyke Last Place on Line in | Fesinbigien, ‘The Vikings have won three straight and whipped the Fal- cons earlier. Waterford is in a good position| to upset runnerup Southfield. The Skippers almost turned the trick at Southfield and since have im- proved while the Jays have been goes against champion Berkley in the other tilt. A Birmingham upset of Fern- alt Meet Northern in Final Game Share of SVC Title. By BILL CORNWELL Ortonville can accomplish three things by dumping Imlay. Such a feat would give the Blackhawks|#" 4ll-senior lineup tonight a share of the title, gain revenge|/ontiac Central High clashes with for a previous trouncing and halt|¥ tin the Imlay City win streak at 29. Pontiac Cagers mc Chiefs. Hope to Spoil Vikings’ Chances for/i™, Tickets will be sold at the {door on a gendbal admission bass , Coach Art Van Ryzin will start a naw Valley Conference basketball Keller’s Jump Shot Wins, 38-36 I | By H. GUY MOATS | if Rams Edge Xavier in Final Minute ed 30-28 starting the finale. Tom in the SCC. fe lead with the Ram ace. 'sweep over Northville. - Millington hosts North Branch, also Clarkston is blazing along with a 14-1 overall record and a 10th place rating in state Class B ‘circles. But the Wolves will have to be at their peak to finish with Emith shared the game scoringa triumph which would mean a game at the PCH gymnasium, ing the seniors I have often done before.” Pontiac's all - senior starters | With only 10 seconds left of the} perocher’s goal squared it at 30- ‘game and the count in a knot at: 99 Geraid Smith broke the 36-36, last night in St. Frederick's! ¢,, Xavier, at 32-30, then “A Clean Car Rides Better. Lasts ane igymnasium, the Rams’ Joe Keller came through with the tilt’s most ] important effort, to snatch a 38-36 jvictory from a stubborn, front- running St. Francis Xavier quintet. Kennedy bagged a basket to it up again. * * * The game was ebbing when Kell- KUHN AUTO WASH . 149 W. Huron Across trom Firestone Richard D. Kuhn * * * I ik wer ath bette 10 Os ‘Then See Us! NOW... You Can Srv Your Brakes Relined for as MARKET TIRE CO. 77 W, Huron St. loutfit has faced all winter. their 11th win against four defeats er, screened off by Derocher, drove, lis for a jump shot from the right) way for the Rams, as stiff a test|corner to snap a 36-36 tie. Try was as any the Gene Wright coached!good and the Rams chalked up to conclude a very good regular season, during which Tom De- rocher, who will be back again next year, collected 235 points for 15 games, including 14, last night. and Banquet’ Saturday fun-packed tourney. annual Captain-Sponsor x* * day following the Old Mill Tavern. Baldwin of oldest entries and many others |pany. Captain-Sponsor Tourney Pontiac area doubles teams will!will take home wards from the A banquet is planned for Satur- of ; completion of} oi. bowling. It will begin at 8 at the) Jack’s Bar & Grill, 39-29, behind They are currently 0-15. 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Frederick eT 12 10-3 Lake Orion is the strong favorit ————— en Fon Xess tl we ook aap siya o.@¢ & Disputed Playoff Berth Is Settled Bud & Lou's Bar handed the Vik- ings a 55-52 setback Wednesday at Madison Junior High in their tie- breaking battle for the 4th playoff position in the Class C City League basketball tournament. Ron Heétheringt the winners with 21 points while Bud Reed had 17 for the Vikings. The two, teams entered the game dead- locked for the remaining tourney berth with 3-9 records. me“ — playoffs begin next Monday night at Madison. Class D clubs ended their regular’ The Westsiders ithe 18-point effort of Dave Jones. | Jay Koprince will make the Whiter’s Electric. trimmed the Six so maybe there is hope for presentation of awards and serve Rockets, 33-19, in the other “‘D” game. The Class D playoffs start ‘Monday on the Lincoin floor. 8. FRAN, ave R r| Holly can finish Srd in the W-O by beating Clarenceville. | If the Bronces bow, West Bioom- as it duels Avon for 3rd place in the Oakland B since the Dragons whipped Dick Bye’s cagers handily last month. Combined big nights|/@®*y John Bandy, for Jerry Hill and Mike Walker x* * * Troy attempts to finish with a perfect 16-0 record end Clawson plays at Madison to complete the slate. It's just a case of finishing out the schedule in the Southern Thumb as champ Almont goes to Armada, -Dryden is at Memphis and Capac at Brown City. x* *« & I ok PH} HES i gt; } 4 E te 3 i 2 z ai d ii it =H : Hil é i Fe 4 Z eS ee oo ee Top Wildlife Conference . St. Louis Host, March: 3-5 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The 23rd annual North Ameri- held at St. Louis March 3-5. Fish and: game technicians of the United States and Canada * urse im conservation. know about the scope of the ex-, change already, because the con- three general sessions designed to, ference is the'place where all of them at one time or another have | the field. As a matter of fact, |OHS. The Chiefs can divide Cranbrook ends hostilities Satur-| Pisee with Saginaw in the \day afternoon at Western Reserve.| Vey seen gin Porm Bel to Central. : i - 5-4 i the big forum moves from city to city with just that in mind. By the time it closes up shop, along with the National Wildlife Fed- eration. and other associated groups that meet at the same time, the outdoorsmen of the host community. have had quite The St. Louis conference has give ah overall view of what's wi ‘outdoors. The first, on March 3, r— Get Wise . ee Sq. Ft. 1 2'/2° 164," 191° 21" Sq. Ft. 19 2° at Yard Prices” ss * & . Sq. Ft. * Gasoline bills wrecking your budget? 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Here’s Baseball’s ‘Gold Dust’ Squad eo NEW YORK (It would take quarters’ of a million dollars — $729,000, to be exact — to field baseball’s “Gold Dust” . team, composed of the highest-paid play- ers at each position. The team is so select that Roy Sievers of the Washington Sena- tors, the 1957 American League home run and runs-batted-in king, can't make it, The reason: Roy has signed for a paltry $36,000. x @ x. Bulging with banknotes and tal- Mark team of 1958: OUTFIELD: Ted Williams, Bos. $135,000; Mickey Mantle, Yanks, co, $65,000. INFIELD: 1B Stan Musial, St. Louis, $100,000; 2B Nellie Fox, alaries- ent, here is the game's All-Dollar $72,000; Willie Mays San Francis- Chisox $45,000; 3B Ed Mathews, a yearly payroll of nearly three|Milw., $40,000; SS Al Dark, St. L. $40,000. C: Yogi Berra, Yanksy$50,000; P: Warren Spahn, Milw, $65,000 P: Robin Roberts, Phila $42,500: Manager: Casey Stengel, Yanks, $85,000, — Ruta reise The franchise of this expensive THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1958 to be handled by Jean Paul Get- ty, oil man and financier whose "|wealth is reported close to a bil- lion. A good playing site: Fort ; | Knox, Ky, Mantle, the switch-hitting cen- terfielder of the New York Yan- kees, moved a step nearer the all-time salary mark when he signed his one-year contract yes- assemblage probably would have terday for $72,000. Mighty Mickey still is not up to the earning power. of. two of his Yankee predecessors, Babe Ruth {$80,000) and Joe DiMaggio. ($100,- 000), whose $135,000 this year sets a new high water mark for pay-| checks, But there is reason to be-| jeve that .in a few years Mantle MASTER WELDING | FE 2-6887 2293 Elizabeth Lake Rd. nor Ted Williams, whose LANSING — State legislators are off on an economy kick this year, but not to the point of wip- ing out Michigan's ancient bounty system. - _o* * * - |Archers Go After Fox in Final 1958 Hunt road, In last week's shotgun hunt, one turned out. fox was taken, during the Sees afternoon swing. About 100 hunters Quietly and without fuss, the house conservation commitee laid the axe this week to a bill which) would have done away with boun- ties for the first time since 1838. Last of the fox-hunting swings of Committee chairman Frederic Mar- shall, the winter for the Holly area will Hillsdale county Republi- take place Sunday at Cliff Drey-|©@" er’s place. This time, archers only will take to the fields, starting at 9 a.m, Site is at 15210 North Holly. can, said every member of the bi- partian committee voted to pigeon- Williams. The action points up more than ever the unwillingness of farmers and some sportsmen’s groups to abandon the long-established theory that a price on the head CATHOLIC WOMEN’S MOTOR INN CLASS bg WEST SIDE CLASSIC Pis. Pis. Pis, Pis, Pts. Stroh’s x 65 Pont. Rec. 44 Wrigley's 67 Pontiac Printing a Huron Cleaners 62 Oakland Coin Sam Benson's 59 PoleylBeardsley <0] rete sake eZ Pra: hg 40 Hazelton Let. 60 Purtney Drugs Lion Store 89 Some Gomes 40 fl er a Sprig {6 Sam Benson 59 Cooley Lounge Ned's Drillers 85 GM.T.C. Cr. Un. 40 OTTTy Sa 44 bo we 300 Lounge 88 Triple X Lunch Pont. Pi. 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Come in soon; out in style—in a new HS&M suit. ron °° be “Open raaey Nights ‘til. 9 THE STYLE CORNER OF PONTIAC iad o é hice, hole it, despite backing by Gov.) 272 W. MAPLE Birminghom Legislature Puts Aside Bounty Bill of undesirable predators is the under control.. conservation department, and figures over a period of years showing that bounties have little effect in cutting predator popula- tions or increasing game supplies. They brand most bounties as little more than windfall payments to for sport while hunting other game. * * * i Though many organizations in- cluding the Michigan United Con- servation clubs and Audubon) society, supported the measure, some did not, including some mem- ber clubs of the infant Greater Michigan Conservation League. * we'll see you controlling factor in neaine them ja quick reprieve for Michigan's Predator experts in the state bill to leave the bounty on the, will, be ahead-of them all instaiiation Installation Leeal Pick-Up. _& and canon” _@ All Work Guaranteed @ Insurance Co. Pilate Mirror Appreved Marshall, did, however, foresee | Cut to Order | Aste Mubeape and Installed & Mi : : New or Used timber wolves through a separate Safety Auto Glass Co ‘* j ae iors i | “Formerly Hub Auto Glass” and in few that still survive in the Upper] 199 Oakland FE 4.7066 lother states, have compiled facts|Peninsula. They total 100 af most.| hunters-who-kill bountied animals |: ’ ae :. 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Pair to good. . SKYLINE Near Roscommon: 3-6 base. ‘Mason MT., Clare County: 6 base: SHERIDAN VALLEY: Pair. GRAYLING WINTER pd ing ‘Park and Lovells: 4 base, Poor. | The West Michigan Tourist and Resort Assn. reported conditions only for areas with skiing. Other resorts were closed to wait tem-| perature drops or additional snow. ~BOYNE MOUNTAIN near Boyne Palls: 10-50 base. Excelient corn snow, South |T-Bar area not operating. Buck Hills near Beulah: skiing fair en some > i FACING THE ISSUE — Look- | 4994 Dixie Hwy., Drayton foo mrocks will start with Bob Big 10 Teams regionally -eontest. Michigan State (8-4) is i tangle with each other. Purdue BALDWIN ‘BOWLERETTES t (8-4) is at Indiana (7-4) for a ‘televised afternoon Orewrys 60 31 Chuck's 5 x * * Fifteen pros were one under par with 71. A total of 23 golfers shot sub par golf over the par 72, yard Baton Rouge. Country course, still soggy late yest after weeks of wet weather. the second nine after Te the, first nine in one-under-par 35. Vis gogr ton Deer ey! Ww L Pleet Carrier 67 Bud @ Lows © 9 Team No. 2 Aft tt) Cass Ave Sek aa ¥ Lav. Next N 2ea Rockets Se at . io, i . GoughlinNo. t 1 $0 43 Mobli Crane "41 1] Macedsy-4 83 43 —- Sregon Homies te 4h Bdith’s Beaut. 33 6718 D's 62 44 Muskateers . : Hudson 211, B. Fab Laver Hots to Kas os if SHOWGOWM) [suena Be BS Late) Soo cope EO fe K & 8 1632. ‘: FRIDAY NITE “B” LEAGU ae ". "|t. Stephens 38 ote Se apes wh : : nS rs Gnelity Pi. Be CaughlinNo., 13 eee th wo 28 e alu ay Sregon Homes 48 46 HD. LaVere 38 54| Bears 34 26 Poxes 38 32) CoughlinNo. 2 45 47 Pabst Bi. Rib, 36 5¢ Does 34.26 Pandas 23 33 . B. Reynolds $36; Paint Shop 966, St.| Pawns 32°38 Tigers 27 33 Stephens 2721. Camels 32 27 Queens il @ Spartans Invade lowa, HURON LADIES MATINEE BALL & CHAIN . woL we 2 aes wh Indiana Meets Purdue tamunod?Dec. th 31 Banie Cust, Wo 43/star Cleaners 49 38 Green Tar, 4 i Py * jalan € Team No e's Diner Stowe & Sons 38. Warner Ss r 8738 Wajser Contr. 35 60; Pont. Ree, 6&1 37 in Crucial Games w 2 er Contr. 38 40/Pont, Ree. 81 3t Bonk. Cat, 36 61 Linh, Bow! © foughie tak 0. Ben-| atest ienact teen pe os By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS son «8. sphivert, Bennett, $28, (ted: Mary Seles | With four teams locked in the ROLLING ‘PIN : title struggle and the season TuM-|5 Euxins 62.26 Banner Lin. 47 40 = Ey 2 eee Orayton Cars 56 32 Buirley Jirs 37 60 ler’s 58 Clar race reaches the pla of no etna yet, 3 giver” 28 Stina Bo Stee reaches the point of no return) qnite's Nurs. 4939 MM. Pure © 30 58.Chureh Lumb 49 i R Curnell Saturday. Fillmore H Earl's Mkt. 28 | ay Lumb east oret : 5 B. Malvich 213, H. Burling 681; M. M.',)¥- r 222, D, Fisher $73; Chuck's The four main contenders |Pte Ol 755-2204 ey : DIVISION Attention, All Men! WE CLEAN and PRESS on SATURDAYS IN BY 11 A.M., OUT SAME DAY ? g BISSEeS 1954 FORD VSrVrss SBRRS. eSiesen Ser42e BSEese di ~ a ao # 1953 Merc. Sed. OR 3-5043 Mineweaser, Don Mountain, Art Robak, Pat Campbell and Tom Dabbs, with Chuck Steinhelper, just back in action after a 1957 FREE football injury, getting in much : of the game. 50 Merchants Green Stamps with every |PCH Tankers Seek $2.00 of gas purchased Kt fo Square Record ——e,« Winding up their. 1997-58 regular Service tation season today, PCH swimming Street neteeD, | team members face Fint Northern Open Daily 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. beat Northern in their first meeting this season, and it hopes to repeat the dose to square it’s record at 6-6 (36 in SVC now). | Next action is in the Valley meet March 7, at Northern. Chief tankers won last time out, a 51-45 victory over Bay City. FREE BOWLING Instruction by JOE JOSEPH of 3 Stroh’ s Championship Arthur Hill is at Bay City and Team Flint Central is at Saginaw High aw Friday 12 Noon to 5 P.M. in other SVC duel finals today. MOTOR INN fog wiSREESES. Dette uy RECREATION (127%, Mexicall, ‘Mexice, ait Corvasies.| 18 Séuth Perry st. we 6-00 eee ee a Peale DOWNTOWN RE, Mass.—Joe in, Over Sam Benson's ton, stopped Danny Jones, . ew SAVE ‘8350! BRAND NEW 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-Door HARDTOP INCLUDES: Powerflite, Heater, Washers, Tutone Paint, Stone paged hcg, motes Lighter, laside R. Vv. Mirror, Deluxe Wheel Covers, TOTAL PRICE *2,112.25 $299 DOWN OR YOUR CAR DOWN— PAYMENTS OF $58.33 PER MONTH! “Deal with Your Local Franchise Dealer’ : R & R MOTORS, Inc. ae THE HOUSE OF GREAT VALUES! | Ce vee hay seg Plymouth — Imperial Bostes/ 724 Oakland Ave. FE 4-3529 Zonalite Housefill ... Fiberglas Economy .. ‘Balsam Wool Double Thick . 50-ft. Roll 4.35 Balsam Wool Foil Covered 100-ft. Roll. 8.75 SAVE: ON HEAT BILLS! | Rockwool Pouring Type .. and Heater eee eee 6 & 8 | 1953 Ford V-8, Ford-O-Matic, Insulate ||“ | 1953 Chevrolet NOW! : | cone and ... bag 99e . bag 1.55 er 100-Ht. Roll 4.85 Hydramatic, Radio, Heat A nice car for only 1953 De Soto V-8, Overdrive, *e@e@eer#eete senee Alum. Comb. Doors:.”*... 1952 Ford Four-Door, Radio . With 29" add beaut value 8”-10" widthe Sq. Ft. Only PONDEROSA KNOTTY PINE Beautiful apo Dried Paneling that will to your home, 6”- ee ee eee ee eee 2 ie Cut to Length — Free of Charge! see eee and Heater .... _ ¥.8, Radio and Heater V-8, Merc-O-Matic, Radio | 1952 Oldsmobile : ** - es © e ®@ we © ay 4 ao ** er. * : 497... yd Na and Low Monthly Payments Besides! see @& 21". CARERFAE near CadiBine: open o8! Sirecters $438 Pont Rec, 34 $8) 4, Galle Mf ALSO: “Enjoy the ‘warm comfort of your | LAKE VALLEY near Kalkaska: 4-10 ag Wis 3 Gen of te 8 | at lowa (7-4) at night. a © ~ gr e- mink £ aa car during the winter months—take advan- Ford, Chev's ae MAN CELONA at Mancelona: 4-18 -Goalie Joe Selinger is ready to Completing the conference card 900, Budd and Lou's 2196. ¥ damage ta: of Drive-In Car-Hop Service!” Installed base, some bare spots. 6! air. ; 1 — Rael'sOr-In 68 20 r Grill ge Clam THUNDER MOUNTAIN near Boyne! Stop the puck coming his way (of night games, Michigan (4-7) is BALL AND CHAIN Al to 49 to 53 ad |Palls: 4-14 base. Skiing ¢ of a at Illinois (47), Ohio State (74) Cle W & Pont Cr Un $9 Acces Tool Extra ! LLOO! ILLS - Wallon Lake: ' in practice with the aid Star aners o FA Green Tavern br 60 Pe White Swan [suling good lower slopes. ° ' new-style plastic face mask. He yr Prapeyetad “ oe Potion Mee, $4.38 Portas ars, $1 ol/Moretanere 4 4 Truck Becytoe mere HURON DRY CLEANER , defands for Michigan State. (3-9) at Northwestern . The Lo ; me PF : soft weather has cut * * & Stowe & Sons 140 Besvere | MM ee ® Rain and soft Pete Townsend 265, 603; Mary Saiek| PIONEER 14 DIVISION the possibility of skiing at Mr. stord lead The 14-game conference schedule 184, 510; Lee’s Diner 836, 3327. = a M MacDONALD, Ine.-) sot; where te weekend stalom/Capture Waterford Lead ior each school ends March &, BEMIS-OLSEN PEs Bh Ghats Main Office and Plant, 944 W. Huron, FE 2-0231 Plenty ef Free Parti iraces were postponed to next White Swan took over 1st place Another loss for any of the big four pee Thrifty Drug 44 31 | peed . & tea : : : a 5.8136 s | week. At Grampian Mt. there willl i, the Waterford Recreation Bas-|Would lessen considerably its grip| west side R 48 30 Service man’ #2383 Roberts © Guattey Cinrs 370 S. Saginaw St. be no skiing unless snow falls, xetball League last night with a[but not necessarily end its hopes|Pest Rec. 1 4s 31, Pont. Rec. 2 31 MS/tumber Wea, Momer Might 2219 \or temperature permits making|¢75¢ victory over Hutchinson's |? this most tense title competition |tise Ree. 2 678, Church's Inc 1883) HURON LADIES . —— |snow, Similar conditions obtained yihie at Crary Junior High gym. |i" Big Ten history. Many experts LADIES A a eva 00 tar Pts. Pts, A YEAR ‘ROUND WwW ARDROBE at other area resorts. 'Mel Karrigan meshed 21 points think a 9-5 record may be good ea ie w . . Joe's me as s Zrede Pair, _ ¥ ; If no further thawing, or rain|and Harry Dearborn tallied 20 for/€nough for at least a share of the Ran Motors’ 69 27 Chict’ Pontiac 2 $y Bardahi OW $2. Huron Bow! | ; jcomes, Mt. Holly may have re-|the winners while Fred Foster had/“TOW®. edly tS Shaws Jowel. <2 94/ Fite Gant ¢ J&M 13) stricted skiing, but will need more }11 in defeat. The Swan quintet) Purdue will pit its balanced (4. opal ‘ward. Me, Blats Beer 12 84 Cy’ > ae sa, Ore Baxter ses: a . | snow. now has a 7-2 reocrd. scoring against an Indiana team | ward's Ps Svcs Alma Bennett 566; my eae 512434 ~ sail aiis'el COMPLETE @-ft. | Sion sonst by te eteresahare FES mn lac OT | pus scalesting Slack, wi te Barnum Ties for 3rd at Baton Rouge | Purdue's attack te beitt around [EaPPce's $231 Sittin ue Uae Mere, BB Mika 8G] ack Aa aid te i Witson Etson with a 17-2 point /Betr—cats % 33 Sparks-Grit'n 32 ‘its Owls br} 3 Ki Kk +5 2% a average. The Hoosiers are led by Saucyhéone = = —— Sear 38 fa, A ‘ork 164, Myrtle Kaiser i | ALPAGORA SPORT COATS 29.9 the conference’s top scorer, og oon * Er Gamen's . aoe ae = "Rockets _- JAYMAR SLACKS 12.95 a mer eq S y [0 @ Archie Dees, with 25.3. & Son Service 033, Pather & Son: Chean z atc we di aarmate | er ichi t feated by Pur- rome's Pidler Egg 80 42) Complte With «« ult ony“ mel wore ees BE Ee GE UE BQ MEN'S st BATON ROUGE, La. W—Huskyprotect his one stroke lead in the\rapidly improving team in the|Polrier Real $233 Cooley Lanes 56 itunes RET Deans | Saginaw Ie THe poets MW aceid Paner,sadiy'whtoone st Seton Rue Opn." equa ova, The Hamteen, veel Gg Gee FB tae Bh Rel ee) ALY STORE ~" : his golf game into shape for the’ The 28-year-old Latrobe, Pa., lost 90-84 to the Spartans several), 5. Pvinter 223, 8. Pointer $68; Cooley) P. Tinson Toste 623: Pidier | « ‘ ¢ Double Sink fabled Masters t, bat-|player, who said he was pacing|weeks ago, now have won three|——e~ Coo"? Lanes 2822. Bes Co. 963, Fidier Beg Co. 2430 5 i: itled an ambitidus field today to/himself this year for an all-out bid)straight. oe df Vinyl Counter Top to win the Augusta, Ga., tourney, * * * of Revolving Comer ook only 27 putts yesterday for a| A sellout crowd of more than, - sizzling five-under-par 67. 15,000 will Ae Iowa's fieldhouse, | —_ Shamrocks Seek ‘sass | y the tough-|marking the ‘first time since the- est competition in the seven-year|NCAA regional there in 1956 that a All This for... ces of the event, but also ajfull house has been attracted. | : . T . h jinx that has knocked out the first th in 0 day leader in the last five tour- | . Not since 1952, when Jackie| NBA S 5 | Having once defeated their bask- | roe + @ EASTERN DIVISION ae , Pet. etball opponents for ‘tonight, St. Gian cece. ah m ¢ re f. F red to! Last year, Palmer had a first eer eereereoee 39 20 67 . | Michael's cagers were favo round 68 to te for the lead, then MURR; .carcocsesscyccede 20 aan - 9 repeat, at Lamphere Madison _ go ep epeebepors 32 34 485 -Y Heights. Shamrocks will seek to faded to finish out of the money. WESTERN DIVISION s Open Friday Evenings |} square their season's récord at, One stroke back of Palmer were)... so ml “til 9:00 8-8 in this concliding test Peter Thomson of:Melbourne, Aus- Detroit vettegcseneneaeeccedl 31 36 . oe mere os tie tr ee ee cae Yes, Only $50 Down on an A-l then prepare for its Class © | Ken Venturi Francisco| ™® saribs scheduled. Carl Shell district opener here, against anh John Bangin 08 Grand| petro 112 Minneapolis 108.” Guaranteed Used Car hon twice thie gear. The Mike: [Rie Grfthe of Youngtown i see at HAROLD TURNER’S him twice this year, The Mike- |Eddie Griffiths of Youngstown,| Detroit at New York. | aon OMG ff Baciet tilt is set tor next Wed- |Ohio; Bill Ogden of Chicago and|,cmcmnstl sy Philedeiphia, stverioon | mesday at 7:30 p.m. in PCH. Ted Kroll of Fort Lauderdale, ai See for Yourself Today! oy 27 24x. 1953 Plymouth $49" Per Month Automatic Transmission. .., ee eee ewe 1952 Chevrolet . Hardtop, Power-Glide, Radio and Heater........ 1952 Nash Ramb. 17"... All Metal Station Wagon bere eeces , 1951 Ford V-8, Radio ] 1“... ; and Heater ........0... : Moath 1950 Pontiac $724 ) Radio and P ig ee pe | ’ Month 1950 Chevrolet Shes Two-Door and — Per ee, ee ee ae _ Month a4 144° pS ee BASEMENT COMB. STORM SASH 33”x15” Alum. Wire. Only $2.85 A Large Selection of A-1 Used Trucks, Too LOW DOWN PAYMENTS “ BANK. RATES — MI 5-6550 ' Radio and Heater..... ‘ | | ubur FE 5-9293 Lumber—Ph 70 S. Squirrel Road | ‘African Samarra Plywood ee” Sheets $3.98 umber (Lo. nent—Fuel Oil Auburn Heights, Mich. | old Turner- i a . ager ey SS oe eg ee ee er ee Ngee a a eo eg er ey = a ae Sete oe ) aaa ba Ke ED. si THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1958 i ees, | fe omnis. | , . » by Franklin Folger =a ns . ye Pete = E JACKSON TWIN Speed Trap Warning alll| oc Pe eee by Driver Approved | - Wey Re LF YN INE . OKLAHOMA CITY w — Luther! Edward Creech, unhappy after receiving a speeding ticket when he was Checked going too fast in a radar check zone, decided to get even with the cops. 2 _ * * He circled the block and went through the zone at 10 miles an hour, waving a sign warning others of the trap. The miffed officers arrested Creech again—on charges of driving too slow, and disorderly conduct. ‘ z | | “ALLEY OOP kok : ! AL Le a cant A ane o Soles toon oe py. | | THOSE BIG | THIS 16 THE / WHAT. ELSE UKE /” SOME Demoplos. The judge told police, . — Pa) el STONE HEADS / ONLY TWO: | ON / RATH “He slowed traffic down, didn’t — __- 4 : bef Be Ph the ia ee in the world do you meet those silly — write “ @ : fara ei | BOARDING HOUSE | | ODALISKZ OH, BUT DEFINITE- Y a VERY WELL,GENTLEMEN} so OR L tem ee ww ENE QUESTIONS TO 4 SPUTT-TT!E) MASOR DEFINED Y EACH CONTESTANT, AND }/. ane _AN OBELISK~~— r HIS OPPONENT EITHER ¢f WORD IS Vi ODALISK py) _JA AFFIRMS OR CHALLENGES}! FROM THE J IS FRENCH +f “1 THE ANSWER «FOR Ay] SEER“ ANDY TOTAL WAGER oF ~/ ZFC TURKISH 77 SSOP WELL << (TAPERING)( HAM / START WITH YOU, PILLAR! oer By Ernie Bushmiller MASOR« WHATS aN PUNE ———_ PN COMLISKT/ 5 3) 7 ae || OH, LOTS OF CHOCOLATE ry a “2 3. * x 5 - _ ee : . ak Teil AUNT FRITZI---'M HOME || STUFF ---I ICE CREAM, * ~ £ ; , : 'S abe Vy £ x FROM IRMAS PARTY CAN'T BLUEBERRY , & ol (02 Al, © y hey 1 : anole REMEMBER PIE --- GRAPE , x ES A “q Pl ek JUICE --- ETC. 6 : = ETC. ETC ]\ Z Uh ~ | _ . i ( \ 1 <* Rs = : TEx © DN “ge SS S y, ° ce =. e « = */ ° \ a, \ % A a SS ; Sy = os — Pee = ae : | = on soma eke BCS US Pe Pe SK : : pe8.-29- vA . =| = CAPTAIN EASY | By Leslie Turner ; 4% 22s Some soy ll = ( — SECIDED THREE Divs easy wii Answhe) tO et IO FIRST BASE = = FORCE TRANSPORT Cas aes) WARDEN: WHAT IS THS/ THAT WHEN HE | 2 PICKS UP A TENSE , . : : OUT OUR WAY ; ne and “a : : WATCH--WATCH THIS! ) SURE/ IF TH’ BULL 0’ TH’ SATELLITE. it I THINK WE'RE GONNA | WOODS DON'T PLIT THEM jas + WITNESS A COUPLE O° { OUT O’ BUSINESS RIGHT 4 - BUSINESS FAILURES-- | NOW, YOU'LL SEE A ; T TTT] THAT GUY, OVER THERE,| USED CAR LOT BY WHO STARTED A LITTLE | SOMEBODY'S MACHINE : GUM AN’ CANDY STAND | BY TOMORROW--AN’ ; ON HIS MACHINE, GAVE | ABOUT TH NEXT Day,A ; AN IDEA TO THIS GUY, / FISH MARKET SPRING UIP } » Sev ; BUOTS AND HER BU Pientrs cenele aban By McEvoy and Strieber WD 6 aaa a: : MILLY—-I'VE GOT A | \ 2 1E 15 a i ee i | See. SEAT NG ay IT's JUSTA FEW FOLKS OPPORTUNITIES : Eve in the Pontiac : Paes Wort Ad Section ; Take advantage of this easy way _ Sie to solve all your buying and sell- : : To Place Your in a . Lg : Enjoy chewing | WANT AD wAO/APA 7 WOME —_ . . ——__ ‘ relreshing, delicious = | DIAL FE 2-8181 ) Faia] - | 71f ern World.” He is 83 TWENTY-EIGHT P| Se ew Ye Se he 2 i ‘i THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 peta ~ Contracts Weak - {Plains States Hammered provement to our neighborhood. “It took me 48 years to get it done and now at the age of 82 I can enjoy it.” WHITTIER, Calif. w—Arthur T. Erwin has enrolled in the Whittier College liberal arts pro- gram to participate in a group discussion of “‘Ageing in 2 Mod- Dropping ‘Fair Trade Triggers Price War NEW YORK (INS)—New York retailers bolstered sales staffs in their small appliance sections ‘to- day for a new onslaught of bar- gain-hungry shoppers. Thousands of buyers were ex- pected as a price war gathered _ momentum in the wake of the ~ abandonment of fair trade price j; \firm would not aid in gathering promgand of injury to their nails after using the product. Wednesday federal agents began seizing stocks of the cosmetic, and said the company was cooperating in the effort to get the product off the market. * * * Wednesday night, however, Schultz said there had been a misunderstanding and that his in the product. ~ Park and Sander Open: Engineering Offices Frank L. Sander of Royal Oak and James A. Park, formerly with a Birmingham engineering firm, have opened offices of Park and Sander at 16579 James Cousens fixing by several major manu- facturers. The Pontiac district office of the Life Insurance Company of Vir- ginia was one of the firm's 10 leading districts in sales volume during 1957, the conipany an- nounced. Individual recognition was given Gid R. Dixon, who was the seventh ranking agent among more than 1,500 agents of the company. New Spring Fashions Showing to Continue Cliff Boylan, assistant manager of J. C. Penney, Miracle Mile an- nounced today the extension of showing of new spring fashions. Four models will show the styles in Penney’s windows through Sat- Announces Dividend The board ,of directors of the Higbie Manufacturing Co. of Rochester has declared a regular quarterly dividend of 15c a share on $1 par value common stock. It 18 payable May 1 to stock ‘Moss — in icy tones — delivered Another © aes of the House subcommittee investigating the mission, Rep. John Moss (D-Calif.) told Mack to his face today the greatest service he could render would be to resign from the com- mission, Mack sat in stunned diese as his accusation, It came during the second day Moss said he was “curious” quest” of the "White: House, KNOWS Rie mg intensive questioning yes- holders of record April 15, E i i 5 3 that and I trust him completely.” F Spenser egg did not even ell -him when he donated the busi- ness interests to him; he did not|the like 1957 know how much he got in profits; he had no. correspondence about his ownerships; he had no idea who the officers are in the insurance company in which he owns 100 per cent of the stock. (Previous testimony was that Whiteside’s sec- retary was i president of the tld & 2 a g* Amb E e if: fi E i 33 #2 : 2 : i j : it SELES | 5 $s vote he cast in the hotly-dispnted award.of a Miami television li- RENT LT FAST “through Rent Ads! Room, howse, apartment, any: thing — Want Ads. give you ACTION. ‘Dial FE approve of h —— ito know cling too many commercials on)’. ‘28181, Major sues. / Wnt Weath Re _ Must Pay Hal = Baga SER z ¥ ry ea er eturns a. Smet Le. on New Wheat ss =<" Change Slig lof Bond Interest} E= eagres | | duce brought to the Farmer's By ‘THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |the Dakotas, across Nebraska and : : . ~ |Markets by growers and sold by Blust went Kansas and. headed toward them in wholesal ckage - - wintry CHICAGO w-Prices of grain|Quoations are hambed by NEW YORK «—The stock, re moved the Plains {ates pay and and and Minne while cli cl Pontiac Gand Hod futures -were mostly ‘steady in) petroit Bureau of Markets, _ = ket was irregularly lower in . vy snow, storms Southeast early dealings on the Board of| Wednesday. : early trading today. _ colder air, headed into north marth een m Oe _ Hoped to Avoid Charge “Trade today. < ¥ | Changes in most major fsues|tfal sections of the country pire. A binding mowstorm that a on 1952 Issue R 6) ae Produce were held to small fractions. a perl most ag - piled rk snow as deep Corn, in. good demand the past * * * “West highways. inches trapped a scheel | vp tisc General Hospital this Real Estate Salesmen two days, had a weak undertone). Fruits Blizzards continued’ in most of} bus taking children home from Business is ploking UP a. to ‘tt wreded all tely | Apples. “a $4.50 Once again there was a lack of | Natona, northeast of Hays, Kas., year will have to‘pay at least some help. — Oday. ernately Apples, Jona’ bu: 3.00 leadership in any division. The ? half of the $80,750 hospital bond mee WHITE BROS.. steady and weak with some deal-|Appies, McIntosh, bu 3.75 daring the height of the storm L ESTATE , Apples, Steele Red, bu. .....-.... $09 |News background was fairly spot- late yesterda issue interest it had hoped to a . ers taking profits on small bulges. > * praay OR 3-1295 ty. The Federal Reserve Board : avoid and if the city pays the ' o 2 $660 Dixie Hwy. New crop wheat contracts con- |... _— 200 (Said department store sales last ,|_ The — first reported lost,| oct it will have to come out of Open Eves. ‘til 9: Sun: 10 “tit 6 tinued weak, influenced by addi- | Cabbage, Stndrd.. ‘bu. ‘. 3.00/ week ran 18 per cent behind a secured shelter for the pupils at @/ ready depleted capital improve-| snd’ twe ondehiiooen. Fe- Bud et tional meisture throughout much | O37°* topped. bu. -» 33) year ago. , és — where they spent the) ont funds . eral service (will be held. Satur g ef the Great Plains, but the old |Horseradish, pk. basket - 1.0... 1235 This the financial the’ Dudiey i. “Moore” Puneral Leeks, (bchs.) doz. ............00.. i Two tobacco stocks made slight f) : ; was picture crep contracts and other grates |Cutone ‘Dey, Bem 2001210000000 238) headway tm the wake of sharply ivides GOP . Jaren Sere in ‘good condition de-that, developed during a twohour| St elatcg mee ae 9 PAIGE 2 t een ig ves gm cabane doa Gasiolecewes its higher earnings, Lorillard opened seite thas exposure to the ctegmn ot, meee eet Mieht of OH pe IR ng ~ ge git felew “oom . Saat “toy i ings ere mat Ra SA ed Seance ede | Members From Midwest acsed smas ince Gagged oe Monel] EEE SESS | ene c {bohs.) dog. .... can . . . . : incentives. — =e 2-29'" rose a small fraction, Keep on Pressing Him - <= x k * FEB. 28, 1958. ALICE V. Write resume of your e - “Near the end of the first hour 9 —— 7 oe $92 Judson Court. age @§: beloved | including age, marital | status, wheat was uachenand a) conta Steels were mostly lower, except! to Resign inches of snow, buried passenger} The hospital's bid for the city) 9 Mare, Alban Thompson and Mrs, and alee of nee cooenaae oe bushel lower, March $2.20%; corn - Poultry Lukens which was up a fraction. trains and buildings’ under huge|to assume all the ‘annual interest| ford ats. manera’ servi wi | WiuersoW Caner unchanged to % higher, March DETROIT POULTRY Lukens also was higher yesterday.) WW, cnNGTON uw — Mid — al acl cigar ge ag Lange Evangelical Palys Are Geetaidhed a SIMs ats unchanged toe tow|, Dear ren, searing with uch of the During ateibutd ens kept up ther palr| qTeleebane tee were down tn (Caitment of $4250 is doe, Hoe| itaiag.natzmst i ing | Bouter Hi : lor P quality live t : : the i , ’ ee... er, March GOK: rye 3% to 1 cent bunty sp tole seater] Metala, which were off on divi-/°th fire at Secretary of Agricul Reece anty cnilaren tiene (Pital Director Carl I, Flath agreed.| st” 2pim""htonany,, Marsh 3. SALESMEN WANTED higher to % lower, March $2.20; {36-21 caponettes “(under 3 be} 25-26; oy semen ae shane -* frae.(Pressed hope of forcing him to Shaan: ep: echelon, “We're going to have to meet | Banoo atribute to. tbe Alves | Ueads furnished. Roofing. citing (over & Ibs). 29-30. ral modernization, hand 30 aT ents a hundred] ‘ore | ves Smelting and Ken-|'econsider his refusal to resign. | Kansas # highways were closed} St act be sald. “As « matter ee eee iene Sic. Will train in our Mine. pounds higher, March $12.52. or ae — But two other congressional Re-|first by zero visibility and later by) *©® that, . a matter United Brethren Charch. ‘ De M BLDG, SER Grain Prices DETROIT. Ped. 38 (AP)=—Kesi. t.0. b. a oe publicans rallied to ‘Benson's sup-|déeep drifts. At least -10 inches of| of fact, we budgeted part of the i ee et ee —FXPCAEESMAN : Detroit, cases included, federal-state port. snow hit the northern part of the| interest during January and yet | _parsonage., at's case Ged wales CHICAGO, Feb of tar~Gpuning Whites: ms A extra latge 52, = New York Stocks Rep. Weaver (R-Neb); who state, aon by 50-mile-an-hour made a profit that month. But I MAY, FEB. 27, 1958, W. HARVEY, cond, Apply in person. : thes 48-60, wid. 49; medium 44-48, carried GOP protests to President|Winds, and more than five inches doubt that we can budget the 40 Osk Hill, Pontiac, age 74: Roger s Sales & Service se ine jtze- @: arade Barge Ao, wid. Ove. ‘pate Siyreing Wastations) Eisenhower Laieos “told covered the southern portion of} rest until April and still keep out wear tathar of Dare. Sure Mer: eos Aubare Ave. Mar 2.19% Jty os i190 |%, : , news- ” : TING AND COOLING May 217% Bep -vsses 08 | pe ee en, ome ceva + oo) tet Bee Mee 3h tlmamm, “The President is uot going| = of the red. ; peleves sueee rd | mee. eeseelent sopertunity for Be ER atin coy leaded ore Ree S228 were Nest cae Med Gh Ha int Mee ..-B3/to fire him and is not going to soe The next installment ot $39,500} Mir>uln, cut. gremurgemat | Maran Sporty "neting Dee pesncos, SMOG Mag 6.5.00. 6344| 4 ge, 42-48: raded-— Whites: auras Allis Chal... 245 [nt ghee’ .”72236.2/88K him to resign.” The weather bureau issued alis due Oct. 1. If the city bears it 730 pms from the, Voorhees-diple and ‘cooling man could 4 a pe ~4 —_ Wile td on tet et ee 33 : : - ee . Puneral Home with Dr. John H. Before you apely eect ree | ae Lie 0 Am Airlin °°. 174 ft ‘Telarel ..293 “oe ft heavy snow warning for Chicago|the money would have to be taken all officiating. Interment in ences at Dun and Bradstreet, Will moo ie oe oC in ; So ee so «> 4 Senos Men ....708 He said some 30 rebellious GOP | with accumulation in excess of fourout of unappropriated funds that strckeomonta by Veatweur-tiple Bee dime a oc Livestock Am ‘MaPey.. 344 Jones & L ....381/ Midwestern House members, wor-|inche§& expected by tomorrow otherwise would have been used to} —Tunerel Home. . ard siden ~-ieeeeaeet cn ee et oe ee ee ae ee ne coed 8 Sam eee aE ne er | nae eo Mar . 12.38 DETROIT Am Motors :. $2 [ih McA Must t be neat eppearing. “You fellows won't believe the product is harmful. Figures after decimal points are eighths |Mack’s denials of wrongdaing have ‘as aie it ws an sadeows i to a five-day week plis| Filease pong Porgive our silent, teat, Apply. ° an “et p.m. 3% 8, ea I fell asleep at the | ‘the polish comes in colored Baldwin uber Co. == *., 132 14 |n0t changed his mind “‘one bit”) apie that he was donated a one- Pr ae ont emoriee are treasured, that Wink TRAIN WOMAR = ars. plastic strips of different sizes, |R°s Gear C0.°.2..0..:06 244 25.4/about the need for Mack's ouster.) gicen interest in an insurance . tio one can steal, siclans office assistant. At least ay shaped like fingernails. The gov-| Howell ‘see Me Oe. *..., Sa 55|_ Bennett said after hearing the! company by Whiteside but has Kt estimates February car as-| i cos i¢ 6 Seatteche Gai no aulred. Will consiles' slab tech. Go ae a al — ernment has said that users of the Peninsular M Prod. Co. * 94 194 Federal Communications Commis-| | ver yo any ont of his — at ~ compared —_ other deaths, yes, we Sipe oer pr, ‘saeend aeoeme Seas i ouncil last night recei : ; p w eee res : seen, dence *s i H > hee . 8. ead letter from "Eliza beth M. polish should use extreme = Leo Bae 2 A ee Pg és Sure accae ae 7 pou ownership, as he claimed. Febuary ten eso Pas But, he wueow friend and we miss r oe Raia ya Martin, a patient woman: siren on Sn ee Wayne Screw Prod, G2." 1 17 17 1%) heard anything yet to change my| The.commissioner replied to nu-|were built. February truck produc-| "#804 Bileem. NURSING “Accept my appreciation ‘in |*P°,,© ne opinion.” merous questions about his busi-jtion is placed at 74,164 units com- Send Dircctere 4 | Chas between 10 a.m. the fixing of our alley. It cer- a . Bennett was the first member|ness holdings and earnings that helpared with 81,877 in January and WOMAN OVER. 35, WITH” BALEs tainly needed it and is a big im-| The FDA said some 700 women Business Notes of the hea committee to demand] just didn’t know the answers. be-|92,308 in February last year. D ] a oes Mee © Mere — 2 [Mack's resignation, cause “Mr. Whiteside handles all]. Automotive News says Canadian} J/ONEC. son-Johns aoe a Is This for You? + toes advertised food or more per © Ist, irement | Pe or women, full or © eee A s Sei ex ss < oe z Soames fost Moms Unteen aie : Ls we y Kate Osann ™ WATERFORD — 4306 : ~ seen . Sr aes, Set atts| a meme ane teers | eo] ean a Pee "HAL gre MTT, TTL 7 AND i - - +— é “ BULLDOZING oa Lost & Found 24 West Side | t|WE Dia = 1-8872 | LOST OR Sas Benedict’ . houses ED - bus let's Get ear ad” on pe. ia pieinty of STRATE WeDeEDAY : ping center, 2 and 3 room Building: Supp! "| opie or OR “paca at To — cotrences ~ private U ial tot tae boots ft ve : 1 io, “Aa TAKE ve, and be “4 ef, brick, 9 SED sa SY caro roc [3] |. Devker at Pontiac ‘Trail. « ; Bae gy apg ae . LOVELAND ARPAT lusts pape Ro re aa Oe The a foarte Eh | coat aot Fs Er ee aire oy Annett Inc.| seta? S*itiinsne its - 2 * A ‘am : aid He sas at 6 pm, Call FE open Ei se! ant aa et 2-0466 ie ae 7 & ; 3 r 6. : And gunda qe DROOM a ane months M PUP. 5 1 Wale ae for rent Wa easel our aR, oo name 4 a ¢ Aeewere to ant. ED LAKE, 3 3 RMS. GAnace |R WE NEED 7 behets my my apectaiy. cuen} Ottice Supply “Goo aw. Law tnd Voorhels. Missing since Mon. Fe Be es ee ent Houses Furnished 35 | _¢.-® rept, one cal For 2 . Law : ty * | _ ne Ren . ; es Te I we AG! FE 3.0135 Reward, FE 5-07 i 1 BED a : jhemard. WE ban, R RM. DLX. PVT Rent Lake per "bce SER OND: DACHSHUND, Gls BALD | Rent Rent Apts Go oor. . ENTR. Cotta CARPENTER, NEW OR REMOD. ae LOOMPUE trimming. Get our Bd. | (oer PEER eadhesiclac eG arene Unterniebed 34). ‘BACHELORS 2 BEDRM LAKE ete _imeli, Winter esien." Gn Saori _ Pre Chub, Lodee #10 Mink Cape. cal * Ehetront Ponte: Beis’ Postion LE. Glove io, pew high seheol. deat lege. Crescent Lake. ae aise. Free est. abd window Rensope . 2, ¥ » call itiee Li epances. ." ‘aman New FOR RENT 3 RM. AAA Oli BURNER SERVICE : | caamnoed or SS ie aa BEDROOM. : rm. apt. Tete nase ae PETE'S. ALL se Cass ts Rds, Reward » VIC. eee Ss stove '— Fs Ot vo sat gas beat SEALY TY _teaet aa » £50 ber APPLIAN okeuds or eves. after 6:30. Pa ta. Apts. x. Al 7 BE — F w cE ost — 6:30. DROO a or Rent ¥ *celomanie ‘makes of wringer stamped *llexten ee PURSE, 7 BEDROOMET 5 } mt wi Rea Yearroun 3 ES 5 aT ed wey omatis ‘washers. 30 yrs. Inn oF ARP on Dixie worries Hi Palmer Birest. wit ise |S SEDN SON mor Mande 3-440 BUs TOP ATTRACTIVE LGR pr. 24021 | PARTY THAT PICKED 7 BEDRMS. '§ RM APT. STOVE Modern, close to ED LORE | ca atop Prt mitt re 33 initialed MO 2 teu oe ae ee ne Mee $ STOP. PVT. ENTR. HOME P in- N T° PLY A 103.\° 3 BEDROO _privs. 499 W. Huron. _Pirat, ~°_**- pe MODERN, | CLEAN ROOMS, ¥8 AND UF - ig , * 7 BEDROOM APT_ UNFURNISHED 2 “ap. | GENTE srting, 2 8. Pedderk. pire|> B® 45, afternoons..| private home. “Clos TET EN TO RE- ¢ in, Auto heat. & 218 E aide at PE + Pike room. fae ee. Bank ened ik nna "ey desk, a8 Re. : | 330 Crooks na repaired. | —_—= a Seba or eat _ hee - FE! Hobbi : . 2G ot EM ote oh g-atea alter 7:30 * sponsible ee teee | Guat Tae et ES sities & Seppues. 8h) } sonal SG) gees Ee et | see fee sks | SORES OE Fa | E. he T THE _ ane _chlieren. * EX H man. = or nett be) ae equipment A eytt |. Scrabble | UMEES PeoT URES. ae . y ROOMS & ye cts a. Sg RE Gn Kir, | LARGE copa noo nat aoe arene. |-2 sche an ne | _Book Store, 15 0h. , Beukenstoce What kind of encyclopedia i engi Hospital Near Ponts as ior Festiver clean a PR - Wt LAKES FREE SERVICE ¢ St. | rock-and-roll!” — is thie?-Not 0m _Beapiial, FE Defi 2-7940, Sund =. . Needs 36 YRs.| Tri TREE SER roll! : a word BOOM UNFURN. | 8 ays cail oats , NOTE, RDN FoR co Neca ad _ Notices & Personals 25 rose On MR AE Foe | Moc SSR STEER ri corneas | Men PHILS 3 WSUR OH SURES cr ¥V Chil AND BATH. 47045, heat - AUTO. | avatinbi gi Pours ; gy Mayfair 65 BURNER Poa YOU TOO FAT? Wanted Real Estate 32A Rent Apts, F in welcome. Waterford | EAR] E ORION: 1 WOKEN T EDEGZ. nj spect set wales Pa tee v PLASTERING - NEW gish? Do . & slug. TRADE { . 5. urnished 33 WHITE BROS Lake | irgut oettane JO gg refined business woman, Ag peng: ee lg le AK delivery FURNACES CLEANED” 6 6 ween | Sega _ucoeeeta ween ey | Sesem Bedroom - aE 2 ROOMS, MODE REAL ESTATE iS ~ snatihaMinaaaalae shee sooM FOR GENTLEMA et a reduc , R? FOR aT | — Se ees ‘ict Pid Get Sates Fe So Seley etaseet| ss Rafe oe a a ts Ce Oe RU ee maa eas bony. cove A or = SAW CALL roe ooops r, 2é& “ti; 9 Sun. : “10 "3 at, Call after 4 “2 <00MS IN” QUIET : “| Cali : ee 7 Maniey Leach Jo Regiey_ot.| [0p ELECTROLYSIS | CENTRE unt tase toe bedroom lake- cabins Purn INDIVIDUAL MDN- 3 ROOMS AND BATH ON “GROUND MODERN ner Cp. Mr poet *Gowntors Quiet HOME. NEAR California Ranch WORK .| Se sme & eawentes bole eter Cede nee etn Tru ‘Rustic 3. MYrtie| _$30_month tr., utilities furn, San wctincan Canes aac ts |. Poe TD detea” wei wk Caneuale well soni DESIRES WORK OF | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 “in a? lc—ta eee Rae pallies I oo Se ee west ot 24 A "Write "Pontiac and ’ a gz 16 GIRL OR WOMAN : 2 BEDRM. CL. : entr. Utilities fu PVT. BATH & LE Paeet Sek Gen. Sts WARM SLEEPING ROOM DRESSM. a friendly adviser, NERD. , apt. Oa G EAN, x ge furn. 140 N. Tele | © 3-4005. . " teman, 24 Norton A i. i GEN- Work Wanted Female 11 terations "Drapes, ORING, Ale Pi, 3-132 Confidential Fue’ sai. , ATTENTION! TE sii. ase Lske, wut June. As xn per wk. OR 2-6037, EW 3 _j BEDRM. HOME MODERN WARM ROOM aa «Ae _in'my home, Call PE 8005, DAUTY Gee SUPPLIES 5 to group of MS., inp BATH 44-6280. resnane *, FE wntown, 1-A IRONINGS. PICK- TAILOR Se. rt MAD wre ore ‘who, will. pay ‘you cash for | MU LOWER, CLEAN. PVT.| 3 Ro Bair FE gaat DMAnL MODERN woUee ‘ "Ripe domnigee: bei = teow preferred. 20 Newton wishes A COLI Ba Sropenr | —“2ectment_FE ere Caseee. 4 : with $8,000 PvT. ent and bath. sie get } -. gy My LAEE ; vy _Reterences. J+ Peed nator Lp, as MEURTON ©: : KNAPP {SHOES Stast_ have bedroom ranch home. Pash rene x. "Petey. FE femorgs * 85) REDE Senbhatens —~DRESSM $3630 after 1 p.m. MELROSE 2070 Al man fe, witht >| 9 pan Mente ont pothion pert Bene i HOME STOVE & RE- ARING AND SEWING 1OME CALLS BY see TT Wale SUPPLIED one eat 30 years seniority war, ge |> Zeal kitchens iors poopie asi ag ig, fark Near Lake OF a ee ee — oe TAX SERVICE SF | “fesple. Bre Tayior het goterni en, woud consaer bia nit Ciemess “at. FE “Ce. Bete fume annie WY Mechanl ) or MY iat one goer Cone ‘calle sate. state ceased: Adams Tes”, Auburn). _¥ 4, ODELL REWARD FOR lor. FE 2-1970.{ cash deal. raisg mortgage for |? ,OOM a a TS 5 Baldwin, peraing ce. 165 " . plo ADDRESS OR EM- utilitt PVT 3 an —=M _ Baldwin, PE +60 F > * . LEE Rent St " me EEE | feed ca vi Types of | ae Sar SS issu mete | pao a aecee | e —_ T . ? * 20 > “ La’ * ac cabinet, Used corner R 3 7 BATH orton. trict. pn ttate. r School Dis- : ee eal Estate 7B AND Pg ee war * mOMES-LOTS-SMALL ‘eaiaaa : floor. Prt. ent. FE 8-3133. ist 5 ¢ ciepaeees $100 mo. isceltlaneous | ist FLOOR, 1 CHILD. ic 28 ASK FOR JAKE VERLEE rier ne ; — = 2-6663 or Px ANTED: , . APT. ; BA "eum. Wie Pauiac Prong Bex WM. A i mun. Pe tate Bear Webster Beboal $8 mo. Ot se TRKFR TREE EPRUIGE Mo pee 8.) 1/7’ - bath. N. . ; ATE pw Be ay Adults” 1 enin 4 . : INTER TAKEN TREE” SERVICE mney Wanted 238A NEDY TLARGS CLEAW ROOMS. UPPER, pea sees, tg cone es Pa Pe hac ; Loy Bees, eee ay WANTED (000. 30 | RS ae AN WELL a APT. NEWLY DeconaT.| © as beat, +2903. rine. Insured. MA ee stiee. mani REALTOR J RMS. & BATH. + beat. FE 8-0830 or i nai STORE Re arth | 301 _W. HURON bP Sh AND J ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. for light ; __ Moving & Tracking 19| Share L BA: OE Ded ree x a OR By ts month, 22 Auburn at reat Pontise on Bi 4 ee ee e| wie ween | arn _ wit. our Se a or * is Bez Gee best. MA S104. | PIVE BM Bs NORTE _2ie—eher_4:30_ EM 39018, 7 = et Seidl MONTHLY. OWN. aM NG = HAULIN < Quarters 30 propery” Porchasery Lau | 2 4o1_5. jeu at 0 Se, Bid cee PO Ss OWN- Rent Office Space Reasonable, ° =r peat wilt youne tome ART. Senine waiting, Bide. FE BATH AND 3 3 Ss £ $38. Foaties 580 ' a on B nae . Office ss60 yoo : 5-0683, a Recs EDRMS. Xe, condition . 7. Reduced Rates een band T Pe PONTIAC EM 3311 v RMS AND BATH. ON Ma: ement Yard. ‘Near bus line —. So oo > wig ate 6 SPACE “" Large van or home, tre URBAR =, ear anak ee AND. sonable rest, PE 993 Sie wie we “Green OF | —-R4,_OR 32-1510.” Lake Angelus SA ~ wine or pick | ome, free to. lady with car & WE_ HAVE qvALivreD SUYERS | 5 Pi toes | ee evenings. OR |) ROOMS. BATH, Olt HEAT Bw Heres #8: sei CLEA = . RM. UPPER HEAT AND ? e ‘ E hauling. Call ge r cn an teens reial proper- | * water furan A or Wanamaker, 1 or 2 children. 3366| Dow . A-A HAULING e Roms AE Wid. Co cat dee you Mitolinks co. come. PE 25573.” a a en Cone 44423. Scott Lake, FE ntown _hater, wna Pa. on 290.8 Any time. FE Seem atracts, Migs. 22) ROY KN poces, rmeeses PoRE ED Rus -DoWN, PORTIIC_EWLY ‘so be OS ona ee . ent., . ec. i © A&B TRENCHING Hipubbish Pil die Fil dirt, F Vi TRUCKING. Clark, Rent Bate WANTED 26%, W. Huron “6t KNAUF _Pe seni. * bath. 163 Baldwin, _fien, See sak, Good E. side — a Call: FE Berea &., My ootings, Wa . oe at 36 rE rE teas or Fee W. Yu 22401 4 ROOMS MODERN. PVF_§_ AN: 5 LARGE 1 ope aioe A Tae ST PER MO. «ROOM HOUSE. bog — Gh | a “Seer ate ‘Tue eh a Bye ) HAUL- for ee Rent Apts. F sare PE 2.5408 or 7. 5, ae prt ent. wi 1 Wits BATH & Children taken, 2685 Orchard Lake Se a, ne Se! ane CALE, EARL, GARRES FOR|1 nat & Apts. Furnished 33)‘ NOUNS 1ST. FLOOR, Be | Bhagat, Tamers? ” pe toh te Roy A ‘a er Wi pa es " and contract: M EFFI 2nd. floor, . Children -we i r 4 : all TON PICK 1) we yao out. BM ca -| © eNeY Wine’ FE ns. = o RMS. A teen Brooms & bath. full basement. OY . nnett Inc toa * work Call any time. og Motel’ FE § RMS. BATH & UTI Fy Peale BASEMENT | children eas et water heater, | 93 : Fgate work Cait any time PE) nen 1 BE ; w iL. CY : K. $30 E. Hu : WRALTORS ae as RABE. IMME DIATE. es ‘oe ae ie "rorkng cow z 2 i6ie “Any time, 12 to L POR. im _ PORTE, SAGEEAW Rs. xe re Hempstead, 102 45 Open ‘Onin Breings: ad mal bose aia et Ne ag or vous ladies. gover! pont ROOM APARTMENT OR $12.5¢ WEEKLY. hg “WEIGHTS it < : For Sale H ane mall babies. 1 ; FES rooms with kitely SLEEP.) and batt “Tee | Oe nr aed ouses 43 MOVE YOU ‘ . Ai house, FE 5-2706. garage en cotplitaes i es ». AM util furn, b | ern and base h. 2 bedrm = - Prompt service and RSELF ION i RM. BACHELOR : ates Putman off Oakland ee Ger for a Auto. oJ teat | } : noe _ Dractical ANYWHERE On any good __ WK. 89 State St. ye test $9 PER $16 WEEK! | as *. FE CLEAN ¢ a hb ' BUILD \ oo “M. CLEAN ¥. 3 ROOM arta 'U RM. HOUBE. ‘ seas pune si piance dolys eatery gee ingpe 8 Fs - Fy Re Siva Be SI CORE MES. 2 BQO. BATE | ‘DUPLEX ¢ rm: canes Oe ee Se coh OW ° William Miller erenc - he 1 bs =O’ ~ O'DELL CARTAC 2160| KL. Templet Kin “Temper ee ae TY sae =a ae baby wel MLA, BENSON CO Clean, Aduits dab norms. 38 ne. | cr bse, or" comple ya wan Realtor FE 2.0063 ; eton =f BEDROOM. BA FURN. FE ginaw St e ¢ in - 1018 W.. Ruron g Lecal and ice aitesee a Egurase ple Ra. re sa i 1/4 pti SuaEOK. Mt WB eROKDWwAT aie on 4-5004 DESIR es HOCATION. oe WEST: mat rity eS *Siutip Bra Lee Otnice der. ‘ 0 ats heat, | t* : 15 . gogo eae | oe ee ere | eee ee Rs et aoe — i le 4-701 ED. ERN 3) i _ : sive one See ae 25.0 Ghertep 2 ch veg chate: very pa ngges Sin gy Dy Rewty “decorated. Spassmest, and ———— =iTrucks to Rent! "aa ret. Ze Soon completely pri wits. fait ti jqmerte & Green ta Eat $438) ai "firagee Wagan, 4100 dows | us oO Rent! “tacts o 8 Ame bees, . oe ee ee GLARESTON AREA. 3 BEDROOM | me, TRUCKS TRACTORS =P. W. DIN ara REOR 5-2864, NEWLY DECOR. | M6 =— utility, breeze & EDR — Yinson Seam EQUIPMENT iB, ke AN: stove, b M. ELEC. MODERN. 3 y room, garage. Patt fant- igton Blekupe igton, Stakes 66 W. Huron sieve, heat, edits, 98 mo. MAs gg Be Sea | wie ee eye Sond ~~ Semitral :| GLEAN AN : ae @ per month “after ro : Pontiac Farm and ie c A S Howe — in. 5 i, iD, go “S room ' = asec — appointment SATURDAY 2-5 : Industrial Tractor C Private bath & ent: modern or . 8. ba’ so. as MI JERRY E. ADAMS CO : e ‘ 3* WOODWARD . IN A FLASH pw Boag —* yy pane Hoptes,, Bepsmavie. oar dm 0 Or er 3-2420. 4171 Woodmont St. | Peon po! for wet. oul tor, FE 5-6103. yd Kent, Reai- «ae totem Laue Gs Siaah shastic ite Drayton Woods : racta, ee ~ 7 ENSON . * coded free — to ; “So — COLORED FE enn . Saginaw ba —s Egos ty — setting for is 7 poetoct Painting & Decorating 2 oe | Rapes . $ ROOMS A BATH — yee | Pes CMe Eee doch Heniy. Fe edie ce OA| fhe peace tad qu « enjor Yj n~ iJ ting 20 cilities. ras 72 baal, $15 PER recreation rit. FT cays my BY PRIVATE OW ieee and quit on 4 : onn 2 pas. prt. bath tet GuRISTIAS pinks petrueged, Te Sern "°°" | Eicon ee te place in high’ basement. 1 . son : ace: AN WOMAN | ARE YOU 3 ROOMS AND Bara 1 Pontiae Sub BATH Oh | Comme ae ae al” abe. 2 Sar gsregs, Bo wn PETS Appiy 166 NPerry, Ph. PE 2520 Suiet 2°, ugNNe or drinking, AMPLE SEAT HOT AND” a ol Sai] Seger poze Se Sees Beith de, aUTe : sie see rT x -_ a . & HovsmS FOR RENT ¥i OA 831 Eves wie 62.000 én.| rea 19 0 rie ex pategreye Fe. iid) welcome, $12 per r ENTE. CLEAN (3 ROOM UPPER BVT. MONTH apeiee PeL Met i, tet fe. re case. PARTLY SYLVAN VICLAGE LEF Be #goDMo} .E. , nie is oe "¢ ig Sten downtown, eA kay COR, sia UBalPereAD. ier “ : ou. wees dle AGE HOUSE een t tor a =. pm on 2 lots, ; : = _OVER $1,000,000 = | ¥ poows me. ADULTY ¢ rit wail = FARO ee LOVELY TER ROSA —APF. Bake sey tae TiinReees oR TO Sat ee Ae eft LTS OR FARMINGTON. NEW UTTL GROUND LEVEL, COM Apri wis aa en. _ c Yims the wp te, date look a eS é itso W. gait = . ea BATH FoR ae - Genter. 6 Rees, Le. cove Y PvAre. NEWLY {BECO M Pensacola, ‘Be S een ee. , vineyard, oe 508. fork and en with . a fireplace that te zg ae . FE es a month, West side. oa roc oe 3a OR ORLANDO ANDO! ment. gare base- | hel es happiness. 3 " : aie oe FICE LEAN PMS FIRST Pines Caters PARE | TQRE RE Ey Pr ReteEa Tn 2 aearan. ees 8 dem tong seo ae ae | 4 BA D APT 3” RMS AR ene A 026. PF Jerome Butidin . basement, 2 b am heat, full | ew eutiful’ homes. #.. te i era i ziprints oth nen EAE APE AO, RD nar cee a weaves awe Se sue) eee tht ea Som EC a " ooms, x Be bath, ‘lean, Hi lore 7 b.m. Ot, 1-1206 aeises - eupancy, Detatled in- MODERN. | LARGE ) Buy M ACI ng, Sse ‘with terms. > hae Cail ane re oaces CASH ~~ |,ctsei HOLE TWO APTE” ene ees Ta |e fa BE ree | alte Aint ne If You Are La and bath. Bs edrm. Rome, Rasemest, sasins ally UNLIMITED gibed, lites ‘Mienlabed. Ua’. fae Peet Ne Te: mevit Galen, 2 SOO, PERE Bac tetanic | rr at pttan Bo Aa tog new or 'o 6chll- ke S Geacetiae, nent: | priv H URON V ATLEY wults portent bane that Gy “a ka ante a.| ta) RROe SI 5 ce) me en gies, We deve, hundrets of” AR RE ALTY & Co, Rental rent. sean Bente: heat eit COUNTY BOARD OF. OAKLAND time avout. “Save eur. ; 5143 _CA ol 0 _ | Tote. gi : City wth, Wide | 10 REALTORS downtown ; ! RD. . drive, Theine : oe Ri HOME. office, ‘ Wanted Real Estate 324 se Fea eae th < peateee Sala Riga es| Sept is has eae Re Se cation: oe: a. Feanc’s Sox ed. Nessoncbie’ rent. FE jooat-| for $300 dn. Wii ement, ge a Listin, Sates br te. emal De ent. ent develop- awe 5 daily. : esi7.| on trade, for ag small house Yes ra Wanted vee & Co. Dept FE ir ton fnaivigtal e8. Ew 3 BEDAM "RANCH ik = oe ie information Berved R. D. Equities ‘ a an Z seis dale nace now aval ped wd a Lake” Pemvivte sect 7 BEDRMS RANCH Ri ev ; ished Sten hen | Bop. Cuitdren a sabalv 2, iy BATHS, Pantene mate U Adults’ only. r| Gail Warwick @pa | $e car garage, Leveled By Gabe 1198 & te as i t nder Construction RANCH HOME. 2 YEARS OLD. recreation. rae eat round , alan, see 1 2 on me os for Land) ve bathe, Clark oat oe ~ Taal appointinest. oe 'E 4.984 ea) Fak FS eee bet r omo.| WILL SE $30, ween 4:30 & LL ett SQUry in EW $450 DOWN —_ e, 5 Tooms, bas 1% car cae » dase ROOM HO =a ce atl mo, St. | 50 f ra FE te ats i Sri PONTIAC PRESS. WRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1058 is __ For Sale Houses ' 48 For Sale Houses 43 wnt oneae : sROY — 3 STARTER BY OWNER iT CI home, 100 it. down. OL| New 3 bedroom ranch, Storms INV ESTMENT \ ARK : 23-1468, OL 2. i ana screens. Clarkston area. mag ge Rie ee athis OPEN H 2m will make payment. sho. with ee er se Stipes tee at Slam ott eed for er: ee Ne ’ TAC R ee 8 : lake i EALTY | down there ‘is a living| privileges "on take ae Lemprerorl a Se a em & oak floors, pias Lake Twp: About 12, miles fom | 110° of Lake Frontage 126 W FAIRMOUNT walls, full basem as heat on Dolane Dr. Call - : Neat ‘ang clean. Priced ‘at $11.950| EM sas or MUtuai Hag oe * itchen. ye Ag CIVILI ANS eo Gown, oF aece and living room with natural fire- ‘ nice 2 bedroom home | : also good ' side in trade. oe wedreomn asement Oil - rae 2¥p.. on mat eet lot ore sereened porch, on Jake level OFF JOSLYN, 3 BEDROOMS, ‘all on Hy Breezeway to 2-car NO OTHER COSTS . oa one floor, homey room| MU . Waterford area Only $21, with dining ell, modern kitchen, with easy terms or will ac-| 2 2 bedrms.. almost new. auto..heat, 3 pe, bath, oak floors. 2 bed- 2 $1 DOWN cont smaller home as down pay- water, utility rm., fence ~ ge ye e of 230 -_ my s 3 bedroom heme escameet: perfect cond., $65 per re etiet or "wit “tade| stores, $10.300. Call MUvual K. L. Templeton, Realtor | ™% “efor property. #2045 or EM 3-6210. 2339 Grebers by, Rd, PE 4-4563. VACANT—OPEN . 4 bedrooms. Zhe) * “MILFORD - ‘ C5 " ALSO Sg Seg i ce i arate dining room, Saanern kite cation, Ove i Tron oer IMMEDIATE POSSESSION SS a foom:| or $13,508. Terms, Call MUtual ¢- CLARKSTON Walk in and, look at st ahd if : res’ ca owner. i = Ei $450 DOWN Sees, ae eee Se Roe DOWN DAYS — WOODWARD 3-335 7 300 (Fra: bungalo ms & Beautiful 3 bedrm home. Situat- : with §2,800. we = ‘ona Start’ for newly.| ed on a nicely landscaped lot. 1), | ©V&S.—SAT. SUN. — TOWNSEND | Soo taxe “privileges: Gall Eki| floors plaslered ‘walls, {ull ci- | SMALE 3 BEDRM. HOME —I0- CLARK REAL EST ATE Soi10 or MOvuay cis, | ing rm.” spacious living tm, with caied in Waterford Village 96,500. 128 Eten pee Mventngs| suchare Gients,” Renite 20 On pn ye oo pL BSI 5 ee owe Cah OR YA. Multiple Listing Service | tr O. Mighiand, Michigan. furnace, ved. streets. full full base- PAUL * KERN, Realtor ww . ky cola #9003 oF University 43 208. | aR Sorave sinck wie erm Ld an ers, Inc. You Can’ t Build! Clarkston $600 Down berry Lake, Call or see us today. Live Modern IN COLONIAL Saya le are res © fami style 2 wed drive Phoo By Fa! eee. | espace, Large bedroom brick with full pega see Uled recreation room ge on Toad, “$1,600 moves you SUBURBAN You can own , ve yeas 3 St. Fred's lot. Priced te sell St caly $20,900, terms available Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. REALTORS" HB, Telegraph Gown, WHITE $750 DOWN $55 per month, possession in 3 days—could anyone ok for more than this 4-room e fal] basement—lake privileges on liams Lake, Landscaped wood- . Owner ts. leaving state this property is priced for quick sale at °$6.250. Do not linger! CLARKSTON BEAUTY Located in Ciarkston's | most Ge- ak Pr onl tale ond-aue ears old. Featy: 3 bedrooms, ca Ee liv room with ledgerock ir dining room. 16-ft. Homemaker's kitchen, in basement, with recreation area and face briek eanaee tached brick garage. Lake arya aod large SCR! for the kiddies to vlay. Be: ou buy — see this fine family ome and compare, Reduced to | $24,900. tile screens $600 a bedroom heat, tile eon Down J bedroom brick. ful and it's vacant. 3 bedroom in North End, ft. it room, heat Aluminum storms and bath, . Carport. VACANT. » oil . & WE BUY & SELL LAND CONTRACTS NICHOLIE _& HARGER CO. bath, a Suburban. large | Tile bath, FE 12-4875 Loveland | 2188 Cass Lake Rd. PE 41661 en S s Located tn the area of Oxbow Lake Depot ae Upto Punping iw MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | excellent “condition, big.” living HERE IT IS! C SCHUETT REALTY r modern kitchen, large rumpus | Decrooms, 30ft, carpeted living TOP" VALUE & na gs = yg — | separate dining room, built- te jane BI- LEVEL . : - S * aay 162.800 aowa. in ——. —_ fs pee. tnaei your uew home, built on Pina Gee Trade an fag (Top level is 1278 aq. ft.) — Sree arben ¢| raced yard. Automatic of] heat.| See thi model & Ts w. GTON PARK — medern ranch with | Boat & dock. Many, many extras | | sub and lakefront sites, Lovely 3 bedroom €. 12x30" rumpus room, fire- include wood paneling from all) STOP AT 1404 HIGHLAND RD. 2 room with en- 4 basement, of] heat, garage,| Ver the world, completely fur-/ (M38: TODAY OR ANY DAY. weed ithe jeg iu led trem | ae tetera area | CS Sised bedrooms, ample ‘clo- clty Umi. - be Mufterent! See this today 4a5.| C- SCHUFTT REALTY ets. tiled . 00 with terms or will consider EM }-4196 Shade trees. Priced at $11,- BREWER trade. 10 Mi West of Pontiac PRICED QUICK SALE , $5300 DOWN — 3 bedroom . ranch-style , . ome, Beautiful Aiving room JOSEPH F. REISZ, SALES MOR We need lake property ‘faithine "Priced dieeds 8 ttle on, with ainple sang space. ak Ms . ‘ ‘CUCKLER REALTY > $300 DOWN WHITE BROS. 26 N sso with gi. |? Dedrm... full bath, plastered walls, REAL ESTATE ; ial 308 SoS iar py hardwood floors, 2 hae a screens, Large. lot seo ‘op. Priced to sell at $10,000 ME LVIN STREET — off ote py Re. 2 rm. home. Stairwa: tp tgutinichee’ we tic, Sail vat Bh 4 furnace, rf , sth bo, Si e tain" do “Smnith-Crawford, 5 ies BROKER FE 5-T721 MODEST | MADEN « way mnie al a “A couple more lessons and you'll be ready to solo!” % Tfers Alan | For Sale Houses 43 For-Sale Houses 43 _For Sale Houses 43 FOR COLORED pheseciaanls zm, sept. eee Kew : neover 4016 mo. Price 005 Mrs, Howard, 18 Gillespie 8, BORE st John Kinzler, Realtor 60 W. Huron St. Ph. FE 43525 ohne FOR BETTER HOMEs ‘ PONTIAC LAKE Lovely § room i ae Hy bed- 46, stone oil heat, usiness. steves —_ XN eo hs. Bt mene. Priced “to sell win #180 dowa.| R A. JOHNSON, Realtor 17064 S. Telegraph Rd: FE 42533 a? GILES , FE 206i. 2 CAR GA- LIsT YOUR PROPERTY WITH US — Wilson Real Estate. 3 ‘BEDROOM BRICK, 2 breereway, ‘3 Sere, com venient to a Utica & Pox: | tine, M.S.P. $15,000 _$4, 000 ta. oL 10a As low as $1150 down. Roger B. Henry, inc. Roc Sil Main 8t., Ur | or, Lo111 Office OL 1.0070 Model For the Large sage ‘g- pat. Full price $12,300 w eppine 008 a. acwa., EMBREE & GREGG ALL THIS FOR $395 DOWN!!! Paved pag Jerome Building Co. AT pi LAKE T.C RE. 1643 nen aa eae 4 APT. — Brimg- in with $2,000 down, FE 8- ar OF P PONTI AC "trocke EM 3-4671 FOR RED. $80 per ee pam. FAMILY HOME & room, 4 or Se tpi ad toom, large bedrooms 2 car garage, COLORED large lot. condition 5 and ager = one prea m apartment REAL ESTATE FE 4-4526 412 automate futomatic heat $300 DOWN Eee 2 beta. $800 ow. Rae AT ESTATES 3 bedroom rench, 12x29 ft. living basement’ 19 reoms, 2's stery income, A-1 ot one for 2- up. pivisied t pose ment pie two furnaces, See it to- day. Only $13,600, terms. FRANKLIN BLVD. 12 rooms, a! ee 30x17 ft. living room, 15x18 ft, dinin a a petha. a] a % mn re! weet pes ix, a as ORE INFORMATION. Smith. ~Wideman OPEN E EVES. W, Huron peting, 2 car a land. ity acres of terms, FE 4-2544 LAKE FRONT, on Lak gg basement, 2 ra oe heat. imm “~~ payments till M ong : me carpeting, toute a ake ovuk wireae 10 wns "West of Pontiac || RN SrEare &: 4 4 Fe ‘ ? bath, shower doors, . home, CANAL FRONT, § ROOMS, CAR- ae nalts e ee. ear fovely basement. © everees EAST TENNYSON — pices be lovely gi 3,60, "5 rm re- duc siered hotte mooi orated, fall basement, a heat. water ae oot 500 com in me. Kew tent. Hur- Oa pees : Bs IM ‘WILLIAMS E 50sa FE 45-6767 WE 3-4200 TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME OR LAND CONTRACT FOR THIS: Drayton Plains Ranch Home aa . ot * é = HOLMES. BARTRAM 4392 Dixie wey OR _3-1950 ‘oR COLORED Small cous payment, Clean as a pin. full basement, ata ‘ es Toom, Dan Mat- 0 Trerms.” Colored Sohemne. Marter home, 1,104 sq. ft, ne Low 4a. aa. pagment John x. IRWIN plus & truly applies to gracious home situated in ogg on surroundings in Braes of Bioomfie!d. Brick construction, 2 spa- cious bedrooms, living Fon dining Al wal me ; wail ce » Marge -utility fully equin paneled sun ” tached 2 car garage. other fea- Many, m permed $24,500. “THERE NO PLACE MORE DELI HT te ae cinp e tful is description of this" 3° bed. toom home in the aArd- more area. ge rm., din- ing ator g > kite — ben . Priced « only $12°000 “TT TAKES A HEAP 0° LIVIN IN A HOUS zc T HOME” MAKE IT io just what oc done this Sodresmn home that has verything, Living room with fireplace, m1, * kitchen, rec. full gor + car gorece and 2'big lots $13.5 John K. ieee & Sons SINCE 1925 | 313 WEST STREET Phone FE 65-0447 Eve. FE. 5-4046 9-4-2 Joslyn Cor. Mansfield OUR NEW LOCATION oy Elizabeth Lake Estates on paved street Near | se etc. $86,350 full price * Vacant 2, bedroom. “ menest. | Bloomfield Highlands ‘car bedroom xk. Spacious aie ak EE | be “— Sromy eaneliten Piaten. pe a ee ROCHESTER HTS. getces. paved driveway In Rochester, Mich, — Dey ey RomEs =| Modern Housing FULL BASEMENTS oak us ciel tek & $15,500 ~ eS, & bath te: BEDROOM a ; , $15,990 omy By - B oa “s| BARGAIN $3,000 — Terms. And 7* get at- tractive. compact bedroom pene dra auto. washer, car- wage living room J. R. Hiltz Realtor 1011 W. Huron _ FE 5-6181 | KENT Established In i916 clean 2 bed- mu 3 ee ~ grea’ toe! sad Qwick possession, now only $7,050. YEAR AROUND an Lake, 2 & ie : be: tab'e included. save. Only. $12,950—$3, Buy 000 Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy. at verte FE 241233 — —o cu RP Go KNUDSEN | : ealed property. WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 244 8. Telegraph Rd. FE 44516 Eves. 1-0: FE _3-3285 $1,500 DOWN hawt MUGTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DORRIS Sev esT A good obuna 4 home, only : from Wi ty . A-1 condition. ed, new carpeting, full bath and half a fired s1 hg pena ve and 2% ¢ rage, sell or consider hve room home in trade. OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY TW POR ONE PER ping. “a ‘ sw down to . per HOYT REALTY 254 8. Telegraph Rd. 22-9840 PE FE 2-0066 Partridge Brick 3-Bedroom Eitehen with vent fen and bag 7 fast area. Ceramic tile paeed with just $2 escrow, Balance at cele 44g per cent interest, Elizabeth Lake Estates REALTOR PARTRIDGE FE +3581 1050 w. HURON LIVE CLOSE TO THE LAKE In this loyely two bedroom, fuily modern home. Storms screens are included in this b - ted on a spa- tiful home $84 New face brick 3 ment. Luxury extras. will bag for equity in your house rom: iiding Co. reser ™ WE 3-4200 Union Lake Area $7501 Dn, and $55 Mo. Owner lea town-——must Good sine rf > fall bay, wit tub, * paree KR. 1 2 sehool, 18 minutes to downtown. Clarkston Schools 3 Bedrms., Full Bsmt. Good white trame alow with ni $7 Owner Transferred Will Sacrifice $900 down eas $54 month fn- and insurance. a cious landscaped lot, Full price only: $9,000 on terms. WM. A. KENNEDY REALTOR 3101 W. Huron rE Open Evenings till 9 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE In Donelson Park A Magic Combination A ated tate heme plas beauty 42560 | 9 $500 DOWN — bungalow on hte corner, “eek ; Fight ‘at $8,050 on easy. ge age 5 : street location, Duliding is we po B os inside out. Priced at 350.000 with $6,000" down. sIDE 4 bedroom ith oak foo! mm home Pall Feary tr roe RILEY, Bi Broker rE +1 fet BY OWNER cap CARGAIEY pow ROOM BURBAN Pe, a DEC- ORATED LOCA- TION. A GOOD BUY! JIM WRIGHT § reeme & bem, 5 car or what have ™~ B reps with breeze- Your _ente re ‘e~ Open Ever Sunday 1 to 3 NORTH END 975 Baldwin Ave. 2 eeelll TED -AKE FRONT arage is the TRADF. No buildings, 10 miles braze i 3 ‘arous outbu terms! ASK AGER. ROCHESTER road frontage and still have Basten for yourself. $7,500 dowa. Humphries PE 201% «=©—s Realtor “FE 4-114 63 N. Te! . . Open Eves. M Listing Service Sale Business Property 49 a ite PNCHER bedrooms, wall to wall catpetiog, mn & screens, rita Sabmsall Shalt Se & insurance. $1,000 DOWN home in the city, oak eas heat, storms & screens, | “This home is priced to ARRO REALTY rae SL : a ment, car tation, et down. Immediate posseasion. onrr 6 rm. m == Carpeted nq din- Garage. 2 ex we Pull ingrm Gaza ‘Clarence C. Ridgeway REALTOR | 2 a GREEN’ ey LAKE ‘et water. Canal front ~B 3 fakes. Excellent for boating 4 fishing” bedroom 4 year ec. Weill > ern . Plastered walls. Priced at only le vaila arkston |: REAL ESTATE INC. 8, Main. Clarkston, Mich. 7 BANE) For Sale Lake Prop. 44 FT, FRONTAGE ON SCOTT sad ary sry _ ait eo, Q. Be terme. to Roy Annett Inc. ae TO ideral ral 8-0466 Open Evenings; And Sunday 1-4 ON MSO west of rovtes business : round This $12,000 ~ +4,000 down Floyd Kent nt., Realtor 2200 Dixie H at Tetocrast PE 20123 large lot on 5 S. ‘ aa secrifice Quickly. Business Opportunities 51 2. STALL SERVICE 8T quarters Ay Hong € invesiery 40 Mis, Pa. Mehaas build or develope "Re "Room for 20 homes. 3 sey ROOM” MI 6-9060_or_after Piao location. Por information call Mi D sks AGE Norton. YT REAL ‘SetaTs. ; sw From "$8000. Chania Realior. OR | FG0D SRS. 3-0082.. : oy 8 living quarters, SELL OR RENT 2 FAMILY iN- Bac e due to fil health, come on Lake Orion, Gas heat.| Can be in ee | .$11,500, $1,500 down. OR 3-6015,/ for a more than WHIPPLE, LAKE. FRONT LOT,| % te Iton's Store, Owen- 100 x 180. Seal equity $2,000, Bal-| —“#le. Mich. ORange 9-311. ance $3.9 By) ontract. Lot 4,009 8q. . WELL-CONSTRUCT- 15 East site of “Take. Highly ‘re- = 40 x 100 ft. briek front bidg. stricted. A. Arnson. 1350 Merkle one of Pontiac's main ets. St. Ortonville. NAtional 7-367. | 7.000 1. paved parking area, Will For Sale Lots 46 5 LARGE LAKE WITH view. yivan Lake area wood 2.3306, - On A rd, Close to ware Lake and Miracie ec. FE 8-3674, FOR | 2 ‘ALL: H. P. HOLMES, INC. FE 5-2953 WILSON We have a nice 100 x . lot sg build your own home on. blacktop, near e. Let list your rty HAR . S cat 3H HART - _ Fe hoes ° 286 Dixie Hwy, |, Drayton Plains mit ea =r Hempstead Two DRAYTON HGTS. lots, 100 x ft. a Wood Bh R cae site, Lot 100, x ot eee _ payment, rE RETIRE FROM RETIREMENT Br eas ee sid wine rea Fequ hig 8 = give you in- FLOWER SHOP This i¢ a well established . business in ay jee tte ai auipment and moder attractive build- ings, Requires $6,009 down. "| MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A, LA . BROKER 1973'S. TELEGRAPH RD” PARK AT OUR’ NT DOOR WE COVER THE STATE = TAVERN & RESTAURANT ain, street es sare me rye {THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ynmpay, . FEBRUARY 2 oh ee eee 38 _- ty Dick Tarner| Sale Musical Goods fap cege reas a Al sizes. loaned free| 2-4708. Shell. 313 8, Tele Ce —Braph BARGAINS Hay, Grain & Feed 7”) Renta oT 18ST AND 2ND MG OF HAY Derlectlons. Most ofthe af Bc Rs Mage’ , ee -MElrose ‘ee our ren pur-| = 4-5806. 2N) HAY. #15 & UP. chase plan MORRIS MUSIC vas | Aan 4 . Tel ~ : Oe Le EW, HO ame Be ae (BE | REAL ESTATE, a ee nes $24.50 09 “CRATES OP CORN, HOG : Machine Motors vir 30 AND - Kap. Mae Waee BJ. VALUET, Realtor or, | eB sian tiniia otto einplitiers OR 33121 | _Hally OAKLAND ’ 1 ee = le D ORGAN, 7 eat straw Sere ee ea ee sis xine UNTH a 30 soer LL WY LasTER Oe | Ke et . Golden 1 yr, old. 7 M, Fiob Ona be seen 2a Chand Se oe Le. Orion AN ' FORD, GooD 5 Of Pontiac “Por rot late, model motor scooter or 61 Ww. there. i [ was oa S's GES lake priv- Crs a ae STORE. IN- TRAL RENTAL AND ra be increased. Pric ene. DITION. $65 _ OR _3-5313.” PIANO TONING | — OSCAR) FIRST CUTTING BROME & AlL-| 4 wa Schmidt falfa hay. 50c a bale. 1840 W. - INCOME owner leaving. city. Will take sin. 4 vee Long Lake Rd. Bloomfield Huis. gic home or land contract as part; semble these yourself eon #lAno ~ TON PLAYER ¢ Re | he bake Rd ee Available on rental payment ba- house. cond. chairs able, $69.95 val- —| HAY A > STRAW, IN LOAD LOTS plus owmer'e pt i ac Located o 4 Es 000 — Realty, vie te. 63085, ae oes 1958 bn a hos0 Quitmeyer _— == 93-1182. &- TRAILER EXCHAN teva . asl ‘48 FORD STAKE WITH 31 MO- tops, Popular Fn gg to PIANO ACCORDION. WHITE | HAY estat FOR SALE. Ste oo 8. Tele ese incom large late mod,| ‘Sf @ ply tires. Overload springs.| these values Michigan _ivory keys, $60. PE 46584. per bate 5 se. wu: <\ housetrale, ‘contracts or small ti or sea Yor cat Om Sto Fluoiescent, 393 Orchard Lake RETURNED LIMED OAK SPINET | Fo. Gale Livestock 72 ad on your trailer. 1957 BUICK FOR me AND CON-|_ Ave. — #4 organ. No down payment Lie > will i gt - r Galla, ‘Clarence C. ito" 7 ast to rr ou 3007. DUNCAN i PaY “Bs Ou tio. te ‘Store, ie EL Huron st. FE § § HOLSTEIN IN HEIFERS. 2300 B. Sales. 13836 he Noll Ra. Holly. REAL modern hom ne. iy bs COMPL _ Between *Sequindre. and John R. Ff. ig WIDE WEDGEROOD.| me Baldwin Ave. PE 4-€203 lake, rahe ge for teree. Tate, _ condition, $20. MA 63434. REED ORGAN, Oe thas. WA SLD HOLETEEN AwOT " Oushin tate alt sleetrc 1 A eg ORTGAGES. HART Ek clear” nousetfaer “L@UNCAN D Pe pone I I a ti a fox bein, mh0sk We. 7 seley, We eed aeies, Pp +its, RENT. ORGAN OR PIANO. WiTH| GoW. Due March 7. Only $30.|~ OXFORD TRAILER is “AS #0 FOR or ‘epee gy ca a are “SINGER. WILL sAc- eee so tage S| pes r — AN SALES ame Shaler ce ee le * . a we) 4 eves = a: artridge line ot. fies patlshers complete Eich: deving Genter, PE 2-335. a yea to ’ Ps ae ‘st iE en aieaaay Y_ PRICED. Zimmer - General Hd. VAN BARNES S" HARDWARE. RANGE FADE SONGEFION. ‘ieee. ab aPar Oe. | Fe Te ee ~ Great Lakes High “Gash Dollar for ell tate "RD" TO san 12 W. HURON _ $20. PE 17-8072. = ra 2 rT oe Od PE. esas Bis “Gardner - Holly models. Ph_ OR 1358. : |SWAP HAY FOR Livestock, On|PACTORY REBUILT WA ot. nore TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE. : _ Naren Lior ORE METER PERLE RET | Bu eae eee |e EES S| BRAND NEW , CASH Only $! down buys this bi SWAP $1,000 EQUITY IN 17-FT | 34 wi : rs \ -— : ound liquor ‘bar ‘o the “outer veauin cron te ae 2458 A mT) Doh Gandnanpe mahogany, exe For Sale Poultry 74/45’ F.K., 2-BDRM., 10 W.| , avennus weep cans pone IS aoe [bldg fon yiacre 1 aere cotlaue.” or sell, “MArket 42213 a argh “That little Janie Jones turned into a woman overnight— W ANTED : | 0000 _INCUBATOR ONLY $3,995 sane deters. os avr ing offering now ’ last. No phone ord Sra ine ot9 ply er ee oo f RT i ol er for sale.or will hatch Phesseat r rent. B a ae _2E te SRANEDORTATION TRADE FOR Michigan "Piucrescent "383." Or: Tele mechanic "47 Che Pivor oh FE 20561 eggs 626 Josh oi erat Pg nl nr alee : 4 8. Telears ib WHITE F LEGHORNS., RHODE M-24. MY 20721. Easy to ope of gommenity x. sale? eauity in 63 oF "4. PE myers st wait Wasieus ank For Sale Miscellaneous 60, For Sale Miscellaneous 60| Sale Office Equipment 63 | ier nCka- MEAYERE BLOOD: - $0", sone “Te 1. iWi guaranteed for § years, none ny ae . PISHER BOOK-| te 10.06 100 Why pa A 4 te Pamtiag. Tortie potential. $2.-\WiLi SWAP EQUITT TNT FT. 2| 9300.00" value, e310.00. y| 1-AAA-L ALUMINUM SIDING _|GOOD USED TELEVISION, 425, | 000 ELLIOTT © FROMMA ctuing| more? Order 7 wks. send od a ne Se pay-| scratched ip transit, Michigan| ORDER NOW AND BEAT om poe waite o, ot ot. Cass Lake; 4, our oftice. Bargain at $195.| orders to J. Wilson, Rt, 1, Holiy, G cars, Jog Arthurs EM 3-0101. ALTOR PAR 3E Milford “area, or cash for | iuoreseent, 383 Orchard Lake) SPRING RUSH AT LOW WiIN- General Printing & Office Supply | _ Mich. at MODEST PRI RE ARTRIDGE or itierd prea, of cash for! Ave. — 7. TER PRICES, Reynolds NU- mcs SBOSEATAL_ BE Ee CATESt| 11 W. Lawrence St. Pontiac. SREEDING OES When woking "er the finest it's| Dud Shelton Motor Sales Businesses. througout Mich. = ate FACTORY REBUILT VACUUM) ALUM Lifetime non-chalking | model. used. EM 4545 Sericn DESK WITH 2 ,| Purebred white : the fabulous Pontiac te J og oa FE 43581 oran aa bog HURON WANTED Cleaners a ia makes, {veers a nome .. a % hogy oo x insula- by after oF ose sin $25; National cash register, os, | 8 AS > ae et Taig Ox: marie home, that to designed with Some . Small used planos. ohnson. " 3 at $490 & up. N q ANE Kew, adding machine, $89. i ha. in of wale Land Contracts 52 MORRIS MUSIC GIssON CHEST DEEP PREEZER | MONEY DOWN—4is A MO. Pays Sista 1 300 eon OuieT hifch mmerce ences Also 'elarge selection, of 34 5. Telegraph FE 2-0567| 12 cu. ft. About 2 yrs, old.| {0r, itself with, savings of pany yen ca $129.95 Value $99.56 SERIEST OT. QUIET sb teat | PULLETS, ROASTERS, $1.40 BA.| gooa used mobile homes at "$1,000 DISCOUNT WILL TRADE $128, MI _6-4731. AWNINGS, ALUM. STORMS.| slo wall, base cabinets terrific | hse. _Eage._908_Barton, FE FAS. | Sas pelons : oy CONTRACT. CON-|», GAS STOVE. REFR VALLELY'S, “The one Reliabie alue, slightly scratched. Sale Farm Produce 75 73 WELL SECURED BY|Toclocn, "Nr pome of a washer_& baby _erib. -| Pioneers,” ‘Auburn & Rochester; &82 Yruorsscent, 39 Orchard L¥. Sale Store Equipment 64 mvs Ay 2) N AND CAR AND| Puli basement, ote te GE IMPERIAL. 1 CUFT GO0D| Ras. OL 1-opal. Eves. OL i-eea3.| Ave. — 14. ane APPLE’ — &@ GPT, MemntOSN co : ONE HALF GARAGE, NEW PUR. . Reasonable. MI63713. | CALL NOW for free éstimates.| LAVATORY BOWL, CHROME AC-| POR SALE, STORE FIXTURES, | AF = 3. eS, ee H t h HAS 1 GMc. No eaten: cessories, Also Medicine Cabinet.| mirrors. racks, cases, tables, | Jonathan nmuteninson ronan GUARANTEED. T AUT Both like n.w. _ MI 46-6326. window stands, Mannequins, ete. others. Sweet cider, fre yim W WRIGHT WILL TR matic washers. aire {INCH SOIL PIPE, PT. -- $3.70 . pots. Meee wake ssed. Oakland : Mobile Homes Sales Inc. Glide for, be "ST Bo tot & Kelvinster. Terms to suit, mat eR, wncases 95 | MEN'S, WOME. CHILDREN'S gf real | Dar re Saginaw Bommere —Ré between Burns 4301 Dinte Highws Us. 10 Mi OAKLAND “AVE. owt fii"! inten on ymenis ot es ‘Ave “rants | ~ ps « x ae Chevies 100 "Peatise ” danet SETOuAL—C CASH REGISTERS, | > oe Ree Roses 4 ote Lek 2d hie “OPE — TPPLES. EATING AND COOKING. E LISTING SER’ y SERVICE WILL SEL ms DE A i’ | HOT WATER HEATER, ELEC- i. AL _| Sell, need money, Middle Rd.| FROM $76 wn ly Reccnmaare ° ‘Sery-| Glackmore Farms, 1900 Bilverbell OR 3-100 on bok TR tric—S2_gal. GE—perfect condi-| Only— sé, ‘Milford 4 Michigan. Ke Supply Supply Co. Market 43975. | _Rd_O! tev TRAILER E ‘choice see ae soa wa ee ee » a Ry BS $12.96 iver ACRE SuSE RATIONAL, caer Catal REGHTERS = | Selo Farm Equipment 76 HA ws PROTECTION py F eo elletinalineed Sa CHURCH'S. INC. Bie air conditionse’ Wetec int | Prom $138 up Reconditioned and MOBILE HOMES ’ ; Pn OIE ot ___.- GOOD CONDTT! * 2-0233 stove, ref: uar, by a & NW C ; New Foguad Lie. OR] For Sale Clothing 56| We tuk cleaner: ‘Pal FE 2 chairs ni megs lgneratay “Shop, "ind | {eter G0, Call FI aes. Alter §. | 1983 SUPER C, PARMA AnD Anderson - Regal ae. _8-1564, t $2 GAL ELEC. HEATER fie 95 Woodward, Royal Oak. (Just | _OR ee ee ase toe Silver Dome - Palace TRONRITE POR : ae. Rotter. 2056 | ner of Geese) Snow biow- GOOD CONTRACTS BARGAIN BOX Duc. cond. Like new EM 3203. | C2>. sinks & a 980.50 uD. VANGED Pipe —|_Sale Sporting Goods 65 | on of po. Sf be. 7. 1. with Hberal discounts. Prop- 465 8, WOODWARD in MA +—iaundry trays, 2i-tt. lengths ....... 13%. ft. | ~~ : ans the sBauip., sof bisie 9 m rs in f, 2, or 3 Set x atten 1 MI 44628 springs. PE 2-176 save PLuana - aft. ie "Tite ft. 18 HP. JOHNSON. $95. ORLANDO ness brane Sam pew 5.> rr inte ti |Geod_ clean at Bet | ee 5 iC SBEIONAL 172 South Saginaw St. py Be SUPPLY | 2800 sitet 6 sn poors. | SOLEM Bottle Gas aa ate rested, ca gain pg + tems KEHROELER 2? Pc. A 173 8, w PE 56-2100 KOREAN & INSULA BOOTS. with plow cultivator tise. and some» stock for all| maple bedroom suite, kitchen set, ATTENTION OPEN SOON] AGARS BUILDERS| Sheepskin . insulated under-| ih plow oe sine Parts and Supplies bd r Py the family. Bonnfenment articles Semicee a chair. PE 5-7332. y . Bw s 1016 Mt Clemens st wear lt gh woo} pants, F “~ s a ee 8 Tele a M. Te eae DSE? accepted Mon. Wed. Thurs., E AUTOMATIC WASHER PRE-SPRING Piumbing & Electrical supplies.| _galoshes. ARM — A Open Eves, & Sun Pa Tele Ra.| from 10 to 3. tore hours Men., |} — Suds-Saver. ....... a CLEARANCE Paint and tool. rental. 3088 ARN SURPLUS, FE 20022, used, wer on MH, ae Syd: Fea. sas Wed., Thurs... Pri, 30 to, 5 pm. Tavias Spin Drv washer, --.. $45.00 auaneee paaese OIL. HOT WATER FURNACE WiTit | GUNS. MODERN AND ANTI CA een en Rent T 79 amacpoL SLUM Gitte sine refYigerator —_ lr a 3 overhead bentere, In operation. + fe I. P Burr. cone, ek pug, lt, - 5 ent Trailer Space Zs . jam eaier,| @iN€ gown and vell. Sine 11 to Pina refrig. oo. os to pas my Wy Beenie = fs rebuilt ,pevis Machinery. PS. | VosILHOME ESTATES power qeering brakes. uated p. eee 125, will sell Several food used Tvs. Used ent "Fixtures Plywood Special " Manley Leach, 10 Bagley. ;. Me a CHAIN SAWS Lake front and playercend. ead ines, W.W. ues 5 ; MI 6-1300 Like new—priced to se CASH & CARRY GERMAN OOER. HOLSTER i ¢ Garden | wena, WS tne. SLACK PERBIAN PAW COMT.| Fagou CRIB AND WATTESS | Used tists tccenec toc en. | 4 prs“ B 8 GARE shells. fequired. ot ee tea Clarkston Mo r Sales Best quality fur. Good cond. Size | “Brand new, $15.95. Pearson's Fur- Our Line Of Used and New %e" Bireh . _ vo. 2B e ~ = 34s, lg (North of 14 Mi.y, Bir-| those who want the best. Base 40-42. Cost $450, will sell for $90./ niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. | Building materials is complete *" Birch 4'x8’ sods......... $16.00 CALIBER Ae | mingham MI 4-6053 rate only $6.13 big ER Sete bch Poona 2dte| PE $00) tre ps8 | vino Roou Sure, COOBWEL| pal" iSis Vode” eikties | © "Fos tac*Firwoon ‘cot | te tig mo "| “McCulloch Chain Saws | Sipe = erm Be ea to Loan 53) Sale Nouschend Sooke 57 | _iabien lamps, “reas. Fi 2aie. ‘SURPLUS LUMBER & | 1s "Baidwi PE 320| gy ERS ALUMINUM BOMTS,| FOR AS LOW As 4imT50 : ant 7 LIVING Room sUyTE. | MSE" G99 ciuftord = oso" Highland te. (M-50) On 1008 PAINT SALE ete diae tackle ama live bait.| credit terms. . lovey acres wncledes "a. private Brand new. davenport & chalr. 2| {RGN ASSORTMENT OF BDRM. | 4 GRADE CAST IRON BATHTUBS. | Wyht", Cot, ‘count on Sherwin ANDERSON HARDWARE We have s few good used chain| iake fee | an) Some. SH & 5 Maw Bor Ghee ik cael obs ost S| ceatinned’ okt Ox dis- | 218% 8. Telesr f yt a pd er Oe, Pay caty 99 weskly: ce ¢ Com FUEL & PAINT rene Toit table, lamps, colors only cross rt Mile Shopping | We heave chain saws for rent, ee OS irs to Sase| price ih rn, A 8 's Puraiture, Shi | aarennes AND SOx, SPRINGER peng $24.56 ibe, worry with 496 Orchard Lk. PE 5-6150 eereisesky | hamenace KING BROS. i ae ro no ind Haskins Chav. Quic ash Lake Ave. Clean and good cond. $25. FE GA mpson, 80 Post LiGHTs. FOR OUTSIDE . sp eo a Ga boees. YOUR I KR DEALER - - 7 PC. LIMED OAK DINING RM 5-5857. er BUY IS $20.09 compicte: 42 3 cit. OA 9-2603. Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke Auto 80 set, $125. Water softener, $125. ft, in ‘oils: @, A. Tho’ RINK ROLLER SKATES. $11.49 | FE 407 PE 41113 EM 34029 -_ brand mew, $80 yeaa | A DIRECT BUY Ts ton, #08. Perry, P| Caieago Deluxe, $13.88. Bydes Ch |“ \icCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS | 1958 DODGE COSMOPOLITAN| ¢ cyntler iG excep- $25 TO $500 a a : : ry! 198 ‘Deluxe toe Op your on sgoatar, ast, o price. Peafson's Furniture, 42 Or THE BEST BUY! i gy A “SALE! ERE deteeteal shoes, be so, roped. ‘ou service quick, rm » 228 W. ANN We manufacture our own unite an 1% Wareies ‘s, 2678 _ wear, $14.96, aw an bsial or visit us ab our ottice. mw et - -ESCO-GLYD 5 reece. | Pe —_ #. saormaw sr. Home & Auto pag, Demese es ee O8 — - Ae Bate oth ta th Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ; x34 | -s12.82| follet sets f*‘qystems | 44, TOP Stl. CR . AN CO. 80 USED TY SETS FROM | Doubie hung mullions 24 % 30} they last $5 50. r. D STONE. .§. — seb Pike) he Nan, Fasten 8 Peet wingew, 04 16 Tae oe — or | Fe ce CASH LOANS 015 E._ Walton pees, Soe fimo. --- REO tan, gre to $500 Sit wae wees | -MPIRE SUPPLIES LAWN MOWERS |. oWEWA ae ler makes. Guaranteed. 16 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-4148 avraceeTacs ONLY vice: | $1.00 delivered. G. R. Stuart. FE BUCKNER i Bacwte, te B. | Sebbeen, ANCHOR FENCES | “°"RORZED Sau of $6506. . Sra Pee | Meee ere |e er a EAE | & | : sewing machine, $10; refri iD sa and power mowers, vA : i TT | Be Mtar'sore: tc. Send" ¢0 | Seny AND PORK — HALE AND 2 BOLL Finance Co, Sxi2 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 poster gti. tat y, tubs. .o esate Opaie in PRbew| Bel eens! ae iis: cr: | Beachtt Staied: soow removal : hew, $125. - furs 7 GRAVEL DAILY. BALD Pontiac aor V-Ft. Wail Tile — pe, come set, $35, FE '5-2768. — , ex and teen bole Torus & out. en ope. LOaDin3 G . BA iONED FURNITURE, Automatic heater, mens St. Rd. FE 463371, . Cow Drayton Pilairis RUBBER B. peaint. a 00.7 ee gs cad up. ‘Tables 63 and ee ection! capelh i SEATING EQUIPMENT, OVER 300 | manure available. : I re A — yi os Up, and ete, “S-ls27. | crock and tile galvanized, cop- mS, —- * ad PEAT & 800. YOR LEASE We i MAY 4 Walled Lake # PC ANTIQUE OAK DINING ~ ogy Rg ppg Bros." Paints Super Be one. | chine, cash register, | ampiifi r.Bigmingbam. "Write Pontiae o° panties git farm‘ equininent pent 8 : room a tape . arch 1, 3 . : Reome. Dr. Siegler Oil Heaters LAPEER RD. FE 45431 | takes it y List of farm equipment for i . Utica _ |ie Bis “cumIO "FOOT UPRIGHT | twice the the heat at ait the cost = tor Si STALL comPieTrs| Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 Latry Jerome. farm 5245 Adams —+ Peeeser. Used, very goed ationey beck quarantes. ‘ e te Renny Seal pring With faucets and curtain | $69.50 — oxo 4%, miles north ot Pontiec i000 'W. ‘Huron. Pontiac. id SINGER BLONDE CONSOLE, oe, for sin W Wil takes” bower win. gleoming “cbrome “tnacets | “invited” (ates cut road). J i g "— QUICK si 00 LOANS] — SEABOARD FINANCE |i, 00. $F. AANA FREEZER, permente of Silis.| ower Wibeut yerteen Cie S| SMM. These Gre teclory. sec-| At SLAB WOOD, EXsy rannive ™: PRE, sii|i) CPT. AMANA DEEP PREEZE, 7 5 Coster tienes «Mich. or] Sade Mlchege Pooprecent. ‘is EASY P. G FE 58-0661 pred 6 mos. assume payments. Sime Ruger, tf he cone = of sickness. — SEE ROSS NEW & UskD Wen. | ASH OAK @ MAPLE. Fine GET CASH QUICKLY. Bei $9 WI SELL CHEAP. inate BED, EASY SEDROOM LIGut sean raed itey. Brayton pains, 4250 Dixie a Tanks, heaters, filter, . 165 8. Jepsie,| shanty * ; : - CAL 7 RA GooD AND | © fixt for children’s bedrooms. Rea-| *& eer trees at reasonable Up to 000 0 Ok clectric range. | apes. 08 Fe] bigan un _ Pigoroseat,, 303 Or! | ceusble. OR 3-011, SRS! , Sa cen waar ‘| This week's bargains anit ; cD) THE SALVATION ARMY hy? replace aE. Sab PONTIAC’S akian CRUMP ELECTRIC 2 plece living Fm. set os | “waoden ae RED SHIELD STORE Lndling wood : to Meet Your Needs. 2465 Auburn Rd. FE_ ¢-3573 = 365 Guthiog Purniters, — a Paint. os Orchard oe Ave. A : IANCE SALE Loan Company co pe LS al pret ve Nas $300.95 |. sale sad . F E 2-9206 was $20005 sale $188 1 wages vd ‘refrigerotor a BANK BLDG.|3 Detune 3" gas ranges, 118 WEST LAWR ort oe ractor; Dearborn ie cae Re 1246 TRUCK CENTER Talbot Lumber ORE Ass YOR EE TPE] Bea Pai att| oe See otorcycles | GMC a ot um. T ‘oaks ee foot mower for PARTS SERVICE ON ered. 1 fa WOOD. DELIV- gies tor Ford in rector: three-see- “Beara RETAIL BRANCH ‘| Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 Seinen moe | F For Sale Bicycles ry| Oakland at Cass mie A Ss Loans 5 to $500 heen TREE . ‘TRIM * big Jewelry ; spears : 1 ated Benes Aue O88 DPT! uy | did it again — T quit! | ing removal. Pree eet, #B| ycollaneous ems, eo |) WMIBRER BIKE WarQuT Mo |, rheel drive, mechant- wmsO SHOES Sa oe Drastic Reductions for 2 Ss $20 PE 34 8. Ardmore. |'93 GMC Army Carryall 8 pass. 2% of Pontise foed. be Was Feam he sale 9) My Final Closeout Sale For Sale Pets 69 ot Te: een FE ” S Ib. bag joint cement .... $2.10 etal LUMBER CO. DAVEY's big la oo x0 3%, oe eee at Bal WR zi GAINS| Sree ADE-IN DEPT. ft, | goa, pre washer . 50 * galeren win, : res Table gas range ...,...$40.05 secccccsce $456 ae tee : feeals, Alsee pie on 3-710. seoee 990-95 | Socio oor James... +: $2.98 Wolverine Lumber Co, “AKC REG. te P . $35. range, tes. eeasional chair siosecsntete pair .... Paddoe Zameies’ te OR pis or OR iaing wrcigr. Oped cond, ‘So staff cars. — rae ges amy ICYCLE. GIRLS. pola tea ~ Boats & Accessories 85\ For Sale Cars _ Le ee | “ROCHESTER j Cl wk, * : : aT fee bg = : 5 stay eeenas : boards, ] 202 N. MAIN dite Troner,. ae. tie ey Uae aie hae | ____ Machinery A| Seacte—WraRrERagaone:| bourse plowerust table, sypewrher, gfiites SAVE ones gees Jvedintedt <1 eoees man shepherd, 6 Months, $20./ Softee’ Gable, chest vot drawers +o "Ke itd SP hare, eed Be cae a & stat irene: | INLAND aR SALE ‘Side gamer MaMa Do It Yourself/ 61| ‘ci. ss, Weis setter’ Male, t'ye,| caren marble tap, satice labte, | 2 rom. FE_2-€122 | +56 Buick Century Rivi “ Beautiful. $25. 2 ts small Sa Sea ae seas ics| “a ‘OR E +: Sef venes aoe -| Mix breed. $6 $8. 2405 19; seat, coffees ee. oe table, x ae en RTT $150.95. Hille Be. Beleomn Dequtatre ant 1g. swore Gove, Giudice souch, z : Ke “$C ¢ foam ‘ iy ; % Phat - not theif. table lamp. See Eels $1305 Haskins Chev. 280 sduner Bid (US. 10) 10) B fy bees eu Suburban. Phone “pe 3808. a “66 Chevrolet SeCcam ...c.++8 wD ¥i 4 “3 Pord 4 oe see eeeoeleeee $1189) 6751 Dixie Highway at Mis | - ‘cam ‘ae 13, ii, PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK 3 CRANBROOK 3 51 Comcee., se eeeeees $ 195 * P seecceece o* e 5-507, nites 6-693 6-220: iP 5 owner, & beautif 34 Buick Hardtop Century .. $ 998 .55—“somp anh FULL OPEN _'TIL 9 car. Only 86. "34 ats Sisrehiet "7.11, $ Ses/ cauipped. 91,005. Ph. My . | 1956 MERCURY HARDTOP, RA- H MOTORS | 51 TwaDoor ” eae $495 “34 Bord 4 dr Pordomaiic .. $ Tes iss FORD 0 PASS. WAGON. V-2. die, besten. _Mereomatic. | white | 124 a i. "$3 Chevrolet. .......e20ee0. erdrive wi ¥ res, w : rigina: NASH; 4S ‘ontiac i beeeeacs selene 8 one-owner beauty, Reduced as & tor's car. Re- . wie te 5 ie] Sines meat caesar Chowne, ee ee P ymout Ss SI Two-Door sswas «Que “49 Buick 4 dr . $195; let Co. at S. Woodward,| 3 Wood a Fat unter 1958 => 3 2 dr., power glide, guess Birm: 1 i ward, m. ae ; 54s chase shevecweeeaes HURON MOTOR SALES i087 ME RY. 1 OW 5, edan eae & eisre Bud Shelton Motor Sales |v ave a ¢ peta aarp ee wee. we $1 49 DOWN Cats 2 1983 aot ¢ DR. NICE oa w ROKR So re 3a Bob Frost, [ric. OR TRADE IN "52 Sedan ...... .. .$ 295 Positive mone FOR “Pom. E : Eadie Stee! wg 2-3566__| tom, sharp. No money down, 635 | ,.LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER TA A ‘38 PLATES 5 iss? 6 CYL. ve Ford. 3 DR. ~ LIKE per mo, 280 Hunter wee 10) By-pass TAXES wien a "52 a $ 495 . PE 8-e218. MI 6-6934 MI 6-2202 UDE 2 Sed eonenee ee ONVERE, Owe Bob Fr ost, Inc. -_____ OPEN ‘TIL 9 ALL MODELS AVAILABLE ; j COLN. Vi MERCURY MONTCLAIR COR. Chiefiatn. 41,000 miles Ta good] LINCOL? Bie ee vertible, ‘sary Bn Peed ae $47.50 PER MONTH __|'S3 Sedan’. gece: voee§ 295 Z) : 6-2034 2202 | BILL NCE SMBLER : Heater trans. = OPEN ‘TIL 9 SALES 8 SERVICE. 211 8 Sag.| SPECIAL PAYMENT. PLAN 53 Sedan $ 445 37173 before €:0 After PE 44347) c>~S5n5 3 pa VERY NICE. PE 5-029. curcensmscn [| -Y SOO8® «ess vee cet, Cu Seaes. OR _3-4880 ALTA —— ic, « ine nore a Po are eer| 0 en tveecneeseees _. AT Milawest_ ¢-5300 "53 Two-Door ..... $ 395 a executive's private car. : white wall . A one owner dio & heater. walls, power Bob Frost, inc CAR veut TOO BURDEN. . Sowa, ‘Bank rates white, Undercoated’ Paster coe,| _ LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER Lapeastve sped 53 Four-Door ..... $ 595 1 Signe Man 49s Tee | dition £600 miles. Cash $1,006. | 380 Hunter Blvd. (US. 10), By-pass Lake Orion Motor Sales a FGRO N 5 S7 CHEVROLET gh Se MI O60 Coen ori oo") pond — MERCURY MY 2461 |'53 Four-Door ..... $ 595 a RaW 1955 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 4 DR i956 en’ ont amell down payment, $35 per mo. 1 owner cat, 4 door, Bg - og CONVERTIBLE money down, ‘81 per m B b F if 9 A AA Loaded with etree atres|'53 Two-Door .....$ 565 tows. MILEAGE — $2,250. Bob Frost, ee 0 rost, TC. | Sen poner LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER | ‘§3 PONTIAC 8 4 DR. HYDAR-| ; tates L CAR 200 Hoses Be CURY DEALER | | 280 Hunter Bivd. (US. 10) By-pass| matic, radio & heater. Runs good. ‘33 Two-Door .....$ 395 ATES MODEL asa. 4, (U8. 10) By-pass wt Biba. Mer $225. 2871 E. Walton wcisiaat ‘MI ¢-6094 : ene 6-0034 6-202 | §§; PONTIAC ¢DR. HYD ’ Wi ChEvY, Va DDR. : open “rm 9 ES oi not TL Very clean. Runs good. PE ¢8200./'53 Sedan ......... $ 525 W-sidewalis 1 owner, Low mile- SEE BILL SPEN “4@NASH GOOD CONDITION. 36) 32 N. Edith © ss * age. OAR MOTORS" __|-ug GAVE, DOLLA gt ae el ee OLDsM - bie 7 4 RUNS OG ic Exc. c mt oo ee: 51 Rambler Weeen, avereee $100. EM 3-623. : quick sale, $305. 010 Oskiand. | 54 Hardtdp ....... $1295 condition. Good ” eet |" 8 Ambassador Sharp Get Wise, qc conomize ee ae ae MERCURY ’ SPECIALS Re mbler | rales HT; fare new PONTIAC STARCHIEF, « DR. 54 Two-Door ..... $ 695 ‘§7 Stude, Goldenhawk ...... 305 BURRY! ALL CARS PRICED TO lly equipped, original tires. “56 Cisscte-Pres, ¢ Dr. $1.06 R AMBLER es a00n ae - . ‘t¢ Fora, v8 42°" Sis! “BILL SPENCE i2, PONTIAC 54 Sedan ......... $ 795 ‘a nydra, 895 RAMBLER SALES & SERvice chanical cond, Call FE 40424. Mazurek Motor Sales [211_8. Saginaw EW & USED C i962 PONTIAC, «DR HYDR, PONTIAC ra. Bi “y's. sag, PE 40567 PT BIL Lt. SPENCE i PORTIAC sTancuier fake | ©4 Four-Door .....$ 895 RAMBLER SALES & SERVICE seeks Postrively SVELY NO MONEY DOWN HAU se ee * GRAN We BOWPILG WS Cat re SORE wat. a —_ ¢ -% edie steele Pore aa 228 _ ime rayne money. ows | tna ¢, Byare. 'w..|'54 Four-Door ..... $1195 ptr ie 2 32-2566 on, tat f Pontiac Sales ~ AMBASSADORS | "> _—C Auburn OLDSMOBILE heater. A 1 nice car t Used cars Repair work. a CATALINA = BRAKES. R Ps $5 Hardt $1495 Bank rates, North Chevrolet Co.|1958 Pontiac ac Chieftain 4 Dr. Hydra- ENGLE NA . Good cond. OR_3-5770. ore ihe Re bE ae §, Woodward. Birming-| matic. Radi heater. Dew: M39_& Porter Rd. ay PONTIAC, ¢ DR. 9.000 MILES. $0 CHEVY, CLEAN 1935 ote Bréramatie Ra- ee. ‘he. Peeesine a : PONTIAC. rE om we. |'55 Four-Doo Doar... ysiea $1395 FE_ 46280 ondi- ; : 95? CHEVY, 2 DR. R & H. AB- 1955 ¢ Chevrolet 2 Dr. — = wagon, 8123. 3 NE Edu after 1952 = ore SEDAN HYDRA. SOLUTELY NO MONEY DN. glide, Radio Heater Low be R&H. ABSOLUTELY NO be ps 55 Seda $ 895 Assume ments of $22 mo. Dh. Assume ‘mente CGan ...cceoes Cal Credit. Mgr. Me. Parks at ‘Ptymouth Belvedere 2 Dr. 195 “NASH RAMBLER STATION of gi3.6t Mi 7500 Harold Turner Ford. | Hardtop, Automatic transmission a cee nts Bint teat herald tence Pet, ee * 4 um men : 2 ¥6 i0 CHEVY R & H. OVER: |predio, He Heater. Low pisase | o Le mo. Call © nay i063 PONTIAC EDR. HYDRA. a es) Four-Door .2 sbi 795 “sis: are; soe" 7 Turner Ford ~ PONTIAC "8; (S28; ‘53's N. Main st. Clarkston 55. Door 1195 . Fords: Chevrolets; Plymouths Open Nights ° $ our aN beee $ As “nttie. pe : 5 os per mo. Maple 50608 or ieaple "6. $16} .) Full Price "36 Sane Sree OLDSMOBILE JIMMY DeROSE MOTOR SALES; REAL BARGAINS AT | Gtr uptine tressportation epeciahn: a rote OF ase Meme: $8 1°55 Hardtop “98” .. .$1595 fi Mile W. of Telegraph) you bay the Diates, We do the | +54 Pontiac 2dr. Hydra. ......$ 745 : , ‘SS CHEVY BEL AIR. 2 DR Oxford Mtrs. 4 Caey. €Dr. 210, RAH -..-§ 08 | PLYMOUTH sonar iste ‘at, rire “a 618, 8. Lapeer AUBURN Bt Chev. Babel Good 2000208 se |'55 Two-Door .....$ 645 eur low price o : ee 1933 HUTMOB "53 Merc. @Dr., Auto. A buy $ 495 BUICK ro4_Onkiand) © MOTOPES 4.509/ rust. 8250 FE sia NO posi pee a EAST aLYD, 2 Olde LE $ #3 |'55 Two-Door ..... $1295 ‘a, 1 CHRYSLER 4 -DR aS TATION 182 NASH RAMBLER HT, NO | ‘52 Pontiac €dr. Hydra. ......$ 295 Se oe anes term ie, ont, Lumey| eect Sp PO PT CLMNMORILE 4 Oatiang MOTORS, 43529 | sp 1955 XK-140, MC. t., with ciate sa iacnereabol 3a Py eG a Sie op cerca 71528 : : convt., ‘ m siere : : Peres tg mancy anti mts Engin Ivory finish,” wire ins is OLDEMOBIE eile Per 200 .N. Perry. Madison. PE 40100 | BUICK i roll- Py * ’ we ie eee Fa Tee |_tet tartugion eS tiers: M*| gr vorivinal al around. Guaran-|'S8, PONTIAC. DELUXE ‘BQUIe-|'56 Special H'top .. .$1395 North Chevrolet Co Hunter at | _ Beverly. Brn nee st boys 2 eeaun| DESt by Test | _§,,feuwrd"sinminehan. "att | 34 rowrine STARERRER PRE 1156 Ty, Deer = $1295 * * ec con "“EFUUT ps eee u 1954 OLDS 4 DR. SUPER 88., Almost new tires. No rust. Call bobor Sted cl lye ’57 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 es “atee: Ting, power brakes, 18 STATT'S Barf M7. BA so! BOD Fro, t Tne tii | inna PONTIAT EDR WORH_ACTT.|'56 Coupe “OB .. .. $1895 Ps | eno er $1. monthiv Luck: Auto MOTOR SALES’ |, ob Frost, inc. | pein pypess tee see MM MY 32750 Lk, Orton) 5) Plymouth Savoy LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER Th 56 Two-Dr Su Super $1595 ~ A961 BODGE 4 DR CLEAN ’ “a 2 Co rey, RAH. 1 280 Hunter Blvd. (U8. 10) By-Pass MIL) N ‘ositive! ohey down owner, y test, only $747 MI 6-6934 MI 62202 CADILLAC = Eadie Steele. ‘Ford, FE 21-2566 , es - OPEN ‘TIL , ‘34 Dodge V-8 i950 Ee = F} oa HYDRA 56 Coupe DeVille . .$2995 57 DESOTO . Royal. auto. transmission, R&H| R&H. 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A Spaniard-turned-American named ~ Juan March, who married a San Fran- cisco beauty named Jane Brady, had a million ideas about running a hotel... and a million dollars. “Thou shall not tip!’ ’ is Commandment One. ‘Augtedy caught taking or giving is out. “In most hotels, 15 per cent of the employes get tipped—| and the other 85 per cent hate you,” March’ll tell you; “I pay my people twice to four times what they’d get in other places.” and manufacturing firms in Michi-|- * local diversion. He's not looking for Barbara Hutton to stay there, as she'd require special &ttentions other guests might resent. “I could buy and sell Las Brisas,” Miss Hutton reportedly said. “Sell it—but not buy it . March. * A prominent internationhl banker whose hobby is hotels, he loves pink and hates green. He rents you a pink-awninged jeep to grind up and down the four plateaus or bump into Acapulco to spend your pesos and dance barefoot on the beach, which is a ‘ Bald, paunchy old gents with glossy young blondes get the “We're filled up” treatment at Las Brisas, Deviate-types are | also turned away. * . . it’s not for sale!” gloated Fame Destroys <> * 2 But for a 54-year. porting actor, gathering TV instead of barnacies is all rather theartwarming. * _ |U. S. Naval Academy, ‘THE UGLY FACE’ He was among those Ford select- ed and on a location trip to Annap- olis Bond and a young prop man: named John Wayne bunked togeth 5 But what you may not know is lhow Ford happened to pick Bond out of a mob of uniformed gridders, Bond still chuckles about it, “Ford needed someone to play - the role of a heavy and I over- — heard him say about me: His Quiet Life Actor Finds Stardom in TV After 30 Years of Supporting Roles the ugly face.’ Wayne and Ford, with whom Bond started in the movies, got By ERSKINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — Ward Bond asked the waiter for a Sherry Flip—milk with a dash of sherry and an ve Bond a little longer. ' it i | THE MIDNIGHT EARL... ' Hank Greenberg says he'll open a bowling alley in Cleve- land .. . Juan Peron's having an armored limousine built here... Greer Garson ad- mired the expensive fur coat borrowed for her "Auntie Mame” role, bought a dupli- cate ... Disk jock Art Ford fluffed a Marine recruiters’ a bowl of milk. with no worries. I've been in tele-| aailielllieeat _ PY Fume Is Your Car Safe for"Closed Window Driving? stew’’—soft-boiled eggs on toast in * * * ; “See what happens,” he grinned. “I'm in the movies for 30 years/ vision for seven months now and/| I've got an ulcer.” News of an ulcer; the Holly-— wood badge of success, travels. | fast. Ward Bond's best friends, John Wayne and director John — Ford, heard about it from an- pnotucr ¥ “emg ed 1 Den't deadly gos from o leaky They got so excited they imme-| diately dashed off a cable to Bond in Hollywood, It read: commercial, called ‘em “Ma- roon recreeters.” ... Fran Cos- grove, 19, of Harrison, NJ.—) she works for the N.Y. Central) R.R. — is today’s Wilson Girl nominee.. Two major magazines are bidding for Roy Campanella’s ; life story. . EARL’S PEARLS: A man’s life is 20 years of having his mother ask where he’s going, 40 years of his wife doing the same thing, and then his pall- bearers wondering, too. That's earl, brother. (Copyright, 1958) Il, He said'be bought it in Tia- Mexico, for $7. His} Camp Elliott (9) Wild Bill Hickok, ACROSS 1—— and cats hounds . § Pronoun Nautiéal term Flower Pull . : Performance 18 The sum ——~ i] — severe | A —— for news st $ 46 Most equitable 49 Fencing swords 53 Curve 54 Harsh talk Pen aw If you spend money on records, you are enjoying an exciting and wholesome time, BUT .. T'll bet the major- ity of record buy- ers have more than one bad disc in the collection. This is’ an obvious assumption when you stop and consider this week's (and last week's .. . and the week's before) best seller in the Pontiac area: “Sweet Little Sixteen," by Chuck Berry, kt &* &. I can't say I’m a great fan of the “sweet sixteen” that grandpa knew (nothing personal), but Berry doesn't do credit to ANY creature of this age. Why is this in first place? Second is “Twenty-Six Miles" by The Four Preps. This is a more s<- dise, In nog te —_ ws me for hopped-up ly amert- can rockers—"Tequila,” by The Champs, Be unsuccessful #7 Italian river “6 0 porch . , 51 Habitat form “52 line ; ; Ep iene a ey Eisenhower TV * RADIO Service New and Used TV Sets - Nites | pas-| Disc Data and Chatter I x Music in the Round by Dick Saunders Andy Williams is in fourth spot with “Are You Sincere” (a pretty good disc, but the mateir! is in-| ferior to Andy's ability). Cash ranks fifth. This is another disc that should go before the firing squad. ALBUMS: As I suggested about a month back, ‘The Music M (Capitol WAO-990)—by the cast ot this hit show on Broadway—would be a big one, It is, Tops in Pontiac already (Eeegad! Somebody has taste) afd sixth. nationally. Watch for this terrific album to hit No. 1 in the nation .and stay there for) some time. P * * * THE JAZZ NEST: Room for only one egg. A better than average foot-stomping is to be had by pay- ing attention to a new LP by Tea- garden & Hackett & talented friends, called ‘Jazz Ultimate’ (Capito! T-933). The horn men are terns, It's Dixie, of course. Out- standing is Ernie Caceres whose fine baritone sax gives an interest- ing and stimulating touch to the gathering. Worth a listen and a “Ballad. Of A Teenage Queen” by Johnny tops and weave some pleasing pat- | Your Picture Tube Is the “Congratulations, We knew you! jhad it, in you. Glad to hear you! finally made it."’ \ TAKES ONLY 15 MINUTES by F Midas instellation specialists te | make your cor safe. o2.46-(-« | PREE STALLATION—and Rook ; Rugged, St-year-old Ward Bond, poy "0 more star of NBC-TV's “Wagon Train,” athe Mides aquifer, presented Wednesdays at 7: dvol ex- isn’t fun, you understand. Tal milk diet TOO MUCH WORK | “But a movie a week is turning) out to be too much works and worry | S\for me. T’m a guy who likes to go} fishing. But I guess there's no way] out.” e + * It's quite a switcheroo, that's for} \s pow? omar! MWD cove mt . So while he made “a he—— of a: good living,’’ Hollywood hitched 'Bond’s wagon to its stars and good supporting reles were all he ever dreamed about. | * * * Then last September TV came } up with the switch—it turned Bond) into a star by hitching guest stars to HIS wagon—the one-hour tele- »» film “Wagon Train” rolling to high- er and higher audience plateaus on’ Wednesday nights, In four ‘months Bond’s rugged face, booming voice. and authori-! tative acting became as well-known ‘as the movie stars he supported in 30 years of film acting. CHANGES His LIFE “Yes sir,’ Bond said, digging! Open “til 5:30 ong 7 8; into his egg and milk stew, Wagon-| Senede master Seth Adams has Elche yore HI-FI CUSTOMADE PRODUCTS CO. 4540 Highland Rd. (W. 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Shod with 18 32-ply tires about six feet in diameter, the huge truck will haul 80 cubic yards, half of the excavation volume for THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1958 AP Facsimile an average-sized home, and weighs 200 tons when loaded. Nick- | named “Eucnik,” it will be used on the Dam in the Mis- souri River near Pierre, S. D. The monster is a General Motors’, product, built by the Euclid Division of GM, at Cleveland. Boy Kills Minister-Dad: in Face of Punishment | | LAS CRUCES, N.M. @—A Bap- itist minister, whittling a switch was shot to death by one of them|sobbing Gregg Shorthand _ Accounting Typewriting Comptometer and Calculator NEW CLASSES Monday Day, Half-Day, Evening : | Many mature women attend the Business Institute. : The demand for this kind of office worker far exceeds the supply. Those interested are invited - to call or phone FE 2-3551. Our counselors will be glad to plan with you. VETERAN APPROVED The Business Institute lyesterday in front of his reetory. As the two boys were led to the police cruiser past the body of father, Jack turned to his Woman Claims Fruit Grower Not Free to Wed Vanguard Assembly | Discovered Faulty CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, (® — The Navy has discovered faulty assembly of some crucial parts within the second stage of the; Vanguard test rocket now await- ing launching, it was learned frofn reliable sources today. — and the father of her two children. March 3 EL “| The Rev. Leonard Boyett was Shot once in the back with a .38- — revolver held by his ‘son John after the pastor called the ‘boy to come for punishment. * * * Friends of the family told police ithe boys and their father hadn’t!# gotten along recently, that the iboys resented the strict discipline at home and planned to run away. | The boys stole the death weapon to “hunt rabbits” in their roman- ‘tie plans to run away and hide at a nearby lake. One of the twins also stole $30.0 from a family | Boyett discovered the loss. * * * | He picked the twins up at school ac punish his twin_]4-yéar-old sons, | their ' “John,” he said, “you stop cry- ing. Pray for dad.” Rampaging Bull Slain 8 by Detroit Policeman DETROIT @—Patrolman Don- ald Oshnock turned toreador yes- terday when an 850-pound bull went on a rampage at S. Lowen- stein & Son Packing House. ters and dispatched it with seven shots from his service revolver while dodging the enraged animal. “I should send him the ears and the customary reward for the vic- tor in a bull fight.” propane gas were discovered reverse position. overlooked in the inspection proc- ess at the manufacturing and as- sembly plant in Baltimore, tage, tributed to the postponement of a a9. Navy satellite launching attempt this week and led to a Vanguard propane fuel shortage that pro- duced a further delay. “T don’t know what his financial been corrected, and a Vanguard 2 * * * * The pipes leading to and from small tank containing liquified The strange error apparently|®°tess if she would marry him. There was no suspicion of sabo- church 10 years ago The embarrassing error con-|5¢Parated four years, x« * * The difficulty reportedly has Vito and Miss Lee held a news conference in Hollywood and told in|newsmen Vito had offered to set up*a $500,000 trust fund for the LEON ARD’S -BURIES THE HATCHET “Below : Cost Sale Items” $99.50 $29.95 ARGUS C-4 CAMERAS | NESCO SAUCE PAN = $6288 $888 nome eee oe $39.95 4-P 00 Aluminum nk. 8 |e ee she Tn snd $q°* | St a a er 60% OFF ON LADIES’ and GENTS’ WATCHES : LEONARD'S “Guaranteed . . . Assured Satistaction” : 20 North Perry (Corner of sewraneeh ‘and drove them home. 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