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THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956—72 PAGES

sth YEAR. * *& & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, 

hs Capture 

WVAIL 

i ies_on. Trip Prominent Civic.|— Traffic Light Installed Killing Suspects 

ip, ge eee Pie ie ee Sue ee 
: 5 : 
a 

Decision on LeaderClaimed; pf D ; Arrested During : 
Tumpike Issue by Heart Attack 1 Sate Flight 

p ) Hazel Parkers Subdue 
Group to Determine if Executive of Utility Firm) Guard in Wild Escape 
Authority Will Survive Dies Suddenly While on’ From Ohio City 
or ‘Die on the Vine’ Business Trip : oh 

Two Hazel Park youths 

LANSING (# — The de-A resident and civic lead-who broke out of an Ohio 
eision whether to keep the er of Pontiac for more than jail yesterday while await-. 
Michigan. Turnpike Au-40 years, David L. Brown ing trial for the murder of 
thority in business or let it!* _died_yesterday while on a an Ohio tavern owner Jan. 
‘diethe vine was business trip to. Indian-24, were captured this

on 
dumped today in the lap of --apolis. -morning near Chesterfield, 
‘|the House. _ Death was caused by a Ind. : 
It landed there with Sen-—_ heart attack. He was 62. A third youth who broke 
ate approval Wednesday of. DAVID L. BROWN Before joining *the Pan-out of the Wapakoneta jail 

a bill to appropriate $150,-| +yhandle Eastern Pipe with the men also was

Line 

taken into custody 

-. |000 to keep the authority f Co. as special representa-Bernard R, Harris, 18, was 

= on at least a standby basis ays aucers tive in 1953, Brown spent caught first as he started to board 
ween, (for the year starting | 37 years with the Consum-a bus at for Muncie,

Chesterfieldsaleimsacoy ald») "\ers Power Co.here, the last! ~ 

MARTY — Top male acting Motion Picture Academy award last July 1. R | f R | ers wer . here, as Seen 

night went to Ernest Borgnine (above) for his role in the picture | In current planning, the pro-Cd y Or Cd 10 years as division man-aan. neo——fies b Guin 

“Marty.” The American-born son of Italian parents is shown in posed turnpike would enter Oak-ager. se of Muncie,

18, called the Dela. 

character of the role in the above picture. land County at the south, running) Pentagon Holding Truth) Coming to Pontiac in 1916 after| “ Ponting Press Phote | Ware County Sheriff at Muncie 
ee _ generglly west of, and parallel) Fram Public, Contends ® >rief stay in Flint, Brown was) © GOING UP — Shown erecting a traffic signal at the intersection | from a Chesterfield gasoline sta-

3 eet ® to, Telegraph road. “Retired Marine Major |28™¢d foreman of the gas’ plant.| of Valencia DriveEast are city electricians, who com-| “#e snd asked to surrender,

and Boulevard 

OF nine. nna a nani auld) ast conan Salemaeh ! The next year he was appointed| pleted the job yesterday. Mothers of school children who cross at the | Clouse had no with

connection 

’ y| and Woodward Avenue below gas distribution superintendent and| Comer to board a bus had blockaded the street in a campaign for a |the January murder but was serv-
Pontiac, to run along the city’s | DETROIT u — Some of the|i, 194; was named division man-| ‘affic signal there, after a seven-year-old boy was struck by a car jing @ term for carrying a con-

i ’ . east limits, then swing north. [nation’s leading air intelligence | oor tor C “im Ponti ous ee a ae 
west in Genesee County to know flying saucers "1 be Soo : : Harris Thomas over-

arly In Op Scars cast of Flint. ay aus is Taking active tn aah Ge ioeeh tain

ihr ake Forceconceat.| an tntorest = ee

) oa ,,, the youth and civic progress, of . ‘ 

Whatever the final outcome, it such knowledge b-° “8

oe appeared there was ile prompect|ne:« seteed Mare ct, Brom became presaeat ‘ACAI Says He Should've)". a

Corp athene|

HOLLYWOOD \?—“Marty,” the movie originally that any turnpike bonds would be! pac “ of the Chamber of Commerce in 3 ; p ‘The three youths are now in 
made as a tax loss to offset big grosses of two Burt Lan-oy in hoger 

—. < OTT sal, Demet 4 Kasten, titer — Just Shaken More Hands pyre rete F-by 100 heav-

caster Westerns, emerged today as the Oscar-winning Sinatc's failure’to actfavorably ot three books on flying sauicers,|wherewoe bow June 17 1508 lly-armed policemen

he who 
picture. on other legislation to strengthen|said the Air Force has two top-|Brown's work was varied before) CHICAGO (#-.Adlai E. Stevenson says that maybehe| combed the woods of a state 

might for Ernest Borgnine, an actor who only earned |i. hoccheesin eo edition that flying saucers actually are |Scarnage Wit when he He conceded at a packed news conference yesterday he, So ek oe Jail, 
$2,300 in his profession three years ago. measure, with 15 Republicans and/ interplanetary space ships. He! sean caReen IN 1916 that Tuesday's Minnesota primary knocked him aside’, grocery in their frantic flight

eireanen: : He is worth at least|seven Democrats going along. |Urged a hearing into as front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomi-through parts of Ohio and Indiana,

congressional 

phe: reebs 150,000 with Eiht opposed it~seven Republi-|what he was evidence a oa tion. : Their flight wag halted near the

©, {$150,000 picture and one Democrat, ___|pressed”” Force. SoA, ining Cupane

a cans by. the Air Ges veloped, 115-aere park 

raha a

behitid Him. Co. “in ‘Texas where!" But he sald he will keep on than wrecked the

Coristt-Gas running—“narder

—

the Italian,| bill without | testa gether: met married wife —

Anna Magnani,fiery The passed discus & & ibe and his the| 

now in Rome, won the top fem.| Sin. Kartier in its consideration | ing sponsored by the Engi-| same year. stead el pos yack gat been _—

inine Oscar for her p eneerere of Oa 0G ay Oe gy ae 

2 ae inced begun Sis enree adh | . | and that he will go/?ine. sy’, nee in the dark 
in “The Rose Tattoo.” a co, ae bag ose , Seid the creatures operating Pde rags ir in 1916, serv-side. ers an to the Democratic conven-aoe : oul:

re as & strect foreman 5

Roused trom to be poing 

great... I feel just as if I'd | The authority was created in| “If they weren't friendly,” he| at the gas plant owned by the D No. 1 spot on the ticket. on nanan, ae , 
Colosseum—it’san (ContinuedPage 9p diiveed anes eS on iSarmamen Pian aay 3 won't consider run-page oad yerang yee

built the all | on 2, Col. 2) lei goons aoa 

earthquake inside.” ™ ! predecessor Pontiac, | president on a tick-Sesls te

| years. oe _ et headed by Sen. Estes Kefauv-| 's tavern near Wapakoneta. 

[Sogn irs.cap pelt ward Royal Oak Democrat Keyhoe said that as carly as In namie ay Tagercanedioe Want Soviet, American ‘who beat him in the first pri. Palins Teton, 2%, oe ted wanesa 

‘Ens. Pulver of “Mister Roberts.””| ; * ‘ roe 3, z rape agp was a charter member of the Pon-Territory Open to Arms mahlr sp the two men collided _o ++ a pana He was 

|Jo Van Fleet, the madam mother |{Q Seek Nomination as he mesaadl On ew: tiac Kiwanis Club and served as Inspection T y and directly, bee juvenile. 
of James Dean in ‘East of Eden,” | oe ——‘ 4 |President of the organization. H: oo Stevenson and his campaign im separate quarters at Gis, 
was named the best supporting A second Democrat ae fie ce —— "| was on the board of directors of the manager James Finnegan jail Gnd tosh np gait ta he

5 In July, 1948, he added, the in-/yMcA and the Boy Scouts LONDON Seeking to replace! tamed teo a gael Park residentsof.

and

actress ee joo Yogev M dageaizee 4 noe telligence center and its top scien-| 31. was @ member of the Ameri-\Years of talk about disarmament! pace for ae ft Mi ficials had raised defense fund

a 
Besides earning best picture and creae eras me cata (Oak-tific consultants told Gen. Hoyt/can and Michigan Gas Associa-|With concrete action, the United) seta. Finnegan also blamed Re-at OO te ty © nee ee oe

nest actor awards, “Marty” aleo Vandenberg, Air Force chief of'tions, Pontiac Manufacturers’ |States wants 40,000 to 60,000 square! publicans he sald crossed party |:°°™s from Ohio's maximum 
~ re for | land County) in the Nov. 6 elec-| sot thet the flying saucers were|Assn’ Econo : os miles of Russian and American penalty for first degree murder— 
Italian now in| a ~ Paul Sutton, 45, of Royal Oak, | 5PAce nother and the Pine Lake Country Club. ory ope io Internationa hed Ghats * 

Magnani, fiery a (The picture “Marty” ts cur.’ 5 Charles K. Lawson, 62 of that Were reconnoitering the earth; | —___________\arms_inspection teams. he should have

Rome, won the top feminine Oscar rently being shown at the Strand a poe Park im the cS aa cl -LF He Is survived by his wife, The U.S proposal for a pre-Shaken more hands, as Kefauver/my 4s _* * 
ie Ber pec tiemene in “The Rose Theater in Pontiac.) Some Syphon sa tel by Sheegee cies ee aa ee sade ——— =p Bg liminary test of disarmament con. |e gna a trot. river vies

‘attoo. : — jor | : ro sons, F. Jerry, 31, n-, Me a

\play for playwright Paddy Chay-Congressman George A. Dondero! ticly that It had mo evidence that | view, IIL, and John David, 38, ee eg mag tae fo) ear po identity, betwees :

' ‘efsky. He wrote the tender story 

(R-Royal Oak), who has announced) the saucers were real, Keyhoe | of Wheaton, Hil. He and his wife ar Giada on etal ace ¢ the shaifer—and the shakee. A er ar. its ree

I nsurance lof a lonely butcher first as a tele-he wil retire at rare of this re said. | lived at 111 Onelda 

Rd. liceeeean the > two top military te : “We traveled too fast. We had A Detroit man died last night

|

vision play. Suttonagainst Donderoin

. ran 

Covers Loss “Delbert. Mann, who directed 1954. Active in the party since Td regtons tneellig Sareea pingsag pnp egal Se been better to take a ower pace a ee ee ace

ep: “Marty’’ on TV and then for his'Sutton is a past chairman of the “™ aaa ae finds be Vanive a ai Da : Fae ‘a, It ts aimed at paving the way | _ cover the same ground in more/“2" "a of Lahser Rd. in Bloom-. 
of $1 Million | movi a won the best diree-|Roval Oak So ree (el ey a a igeace eee | vivian a "tee eae J wi Lode rar giaangge eae time.” field tammoagr a=

_ Presentlya sale ,: J. Al eontretied reduction. Brit. Aceeré . Joseph Mercy 

NEW YORK —Insurance com. | ar ar oar for a truck firm, the candidateat the Pentagon disregarded their|Brown, of Jackson, and Lawrence ain and France earlier this week | Stevenson sald Kefauver “won (Hospital authorities, John Goulder 
panies have paid a million dollars. ‘Marty’? was produced by the has worked in the radio, television, Tecommendation. H.. Dern reaiagy Wash., and six’ submitted an arms control plan | the first round” and “it seems (jr. 20, was dead on arrival at 
to the Chase Manhattan Bank to team i Naghes: i sil hae pecolaibi = ee © Fea tae dececad! see oe Siti! Brews wal ie in state at, seat eee palsy

: star Bu neaster. ' : Eine r pope= sane | appre pier -a-tree

. idustries. : = ; : Ne + aa had oeediner 
make ap fer Ke miteplaced mil ancaster gave much of the A county resident since 1951, Sut-motives behind the saucer recon-|the Sparks-Griffin Funeral Home| Subcommittee delegates reterred| "©¥Sspapers.” ed Lone Pine and paige 

week, 

lion-do! J. §. Treasury note. | ‘ton is married and has two chil-naissance, we should be given the 

after 

Friday. The 

service 

will

noon 

\the American 

plan 

their 

gov-| 

He said he would not enter into roads, township police said.

to

= dd eas credit for “Marty's” success to

A Chase Manhattan official said sewspaper advertising. He told dren. facts,"’ he said, | 

personalities with Kefauver in fu-| They believe Goulder lost control

while interment will be at Acacia’

Park Cemetery. 

: 

primaries, They collide again|and bounced off a three-feet high

yesterday the bank had entered » reporter that the film cost only 

ture

again here for 

|

| || 

up 

a 

in Alaska April 24, Florida May 29,cement wall before plowing into the

a claim for the loss and that 18 = (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) 

Minnesot a Figures | 

and California June 5, tree.

surance 

companies, acting as sur-' 

ae . 

ety, came up with the money. Double Checks Security

| : 

Washington disclosed that the So-| 

viet Union has launched 

a new 

‘Some Improvement in Asia’

The. bank spokesman said, | LONDON wW—lIvan A. Serov, the, MINNEAPOLIS — Incomplete returns from | 
“the insurance companies Minnesota's presidential p rimary Tuesday (3,640 of |

even-Soviet police chief. flew into Lon-| 

checks 

radio

ltained through 

of 

Ike and Top Congressmen

tually can get back their money don today to double check security 

4,868 precincts)-show: The Weatherman said that it will active 

materia) 

in the atmosphere.

from the government.” He did plans for the Khrushchev-Bulganin| 

_

not elaborate. visit. Democratic ballots — 419,616; Kefauver 238,000; be partly cloudy and colder 

Listen to Reportby Dulles

to-

Stevenson, 181,007. 
Republican ballots — 195,621; President Eisen-

tale = partly cloudy and cool. The istrate C. W. Pensinger, who an-| WASHINGTON (INS)—Secretary of State John Fos-

high will be from 33

hower, 192,482; Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) 3,139. 

to 37. 'nounced recently that he was go-

ter Dulles told President Eisenhower and top congres-

The returns indicate Sen. Kefauver will hold 26 

sional leaders today that there has been some improve-

thermometer 

registered 38

of 30 Minnesota delegate votes at the Democrats’ 
August convention. | 

1 

own court next Thursday—to an-| 

ment in the free world position in Asia.

at 

{See earlier story on page 28) 

p.m. ; iswer a traffic citation. Patrolman) 
The secretary made his statement to the bipartisan 
group in a report on his 19-day tour of 10 Asian coun-

Spanking Ineffective, City Students Say 

tries from which he returned late yesterday. 
After méeting for 75 minutes with the congressional

Instead of ‘No Mass’ 

leaders, Dulles remained at the White House for a Na-
Pastor Gets ‘No Cash’ tional Security Council meeting. ; 

By PETE LOCHBILER “ysized that the more serious dis-' 15, of 620 E. Fourth Ave. denied [Sue Johnson, 1046 Meadowlawn? Another explained that 

a severe 

In general, the members of Congress said Dulles’

HOUSTON, Tex. ‘®— Father J.

‘ciplinary problems exist at present: that teachers have any “right |Dr-, “but it didn't stop me from “talking down”

A group of Pontiac High School 

a the Right echocl andi arcedlthat 

two

chewing gum.” 

report on

weeks 8% Connally. pastor of Saint Vin-; 

Asia was moder-* ° 

to spank children, “That's the | 

for tardiness had brought him to. cent de Paul Catholic church, is ately optimistic. '(D-Tex) declared: “The secretary

students yesterday took issue with authorities there make wider use 

“A good slap now and then might

parents’ job,” she declared, 

help,’ according to a 17-year-old school on time every day since. (distressed over a newspaper er-' Sen. Walter F. George took us around on his trip and

grade school policy and declared of expulsion. 

that spankings are ‘‘old-fashioned The general opinion was summed. Another sophomore, 16, recalled|Waterford Township junior. But: But crowded high school condi-/T°F. (D-Ga), chairman of the made a fairly optimistic report.” 

He sent the press an announce-'

up by Leo Kennedy, 17, a junior 34. had twice been spanked in Jackie Kosky, 1016 LaSalle Ave., ditions in which ‘“wiseacres” dis-
of 690 Joslyn Ave., who believed

and mostly ineffective.” -ment that there would be no Col-! Foreign Relations Commit-senate GOP leader William F. 

At worst, spanking can breed re-grade school for chewing gum. ‘‘It jemphasized that reason generallypy studies and talk back to teach-tee, said that the Dulles re-xnowiand of California refused to

‘lects during Lenten services, A

spanking more often results in a is by far the best appeal to misbe-

port “on the whole was very .,y that there was reason for opti«

sentment, some said in random made me dislike the teacher,”’ said ers were strongly criticized. ‘Collect is a special. Mass,

desire for ‘‘revenge,”’ rather than having grade-schoolers.

interviews after class, Others “There's a lot of smart-alecs who’ somewhere along the line the, encouraging.” mism but did say that there was

the decision “to do better next , None of the dozen students yes-should be taught the score,” said 
|terday reported knowledge of cor-

argued that there are better waYS time.” story got mixed up. It: said there: Sen, Alexander Wiley (R-Wis) no reason for “any major pessi-
one student, who added that trou-

‘would be no collections during added: “I agree, our Marco Polo mism.”

to discipline youngsters. He agreed with junior Dean In Today Ss P Tess jporal punishment occurring at 

ble-makers at athletic events were’ ent. 

jsecretary made sorne jaunt.” Knowland said Dulles gave &

Their comments were aimed Perkio, 16, of 635 Third Ave., that gg high school, where expulsion is! 

eeeeeene giving the school a bad reputation. — 

“frank and. comprehensive analys-

at the city’s practice of allowing taking away privileges is a better ‘used to handle bad discipline, prob-|

| Editorials ..... 

jlems. Another git! reported that fights Hellenic Units to Meet _ Senate Democratic leader Lyn i, o¢ conditions in the area of

spanking in school if the individ. way to keep pupils in line. “Being don Johnson of Texas said the

occurred frequently among. both ‘the world in which he has re

ual teacher thinks it is necessary. kept after school, for instance, 

| Sports ......55, 56, 57, 58, 58, 60 One youth admitted he had girls and boys, in school and at) DETROIT (INS)—Detroit's fed-| legislators were given “‘a rath-cently traveled.”

School officials have stressed makes a student wonder if what he | Theaters Pra osceenn caesar 62 | learned his lesson after twice after-class hangouts. She believed'eration of Hellenic societies will] °f optimistic recital of the sec-

s : : Dulles indicated that he now has
that spanking occurs “rarely, did wrong was worth it,” they | TV & Radio Programs eases. Tl | being expelled for truancy, and the school or police should be celebrate Greece's 135th anniver-| retary’s comments on his trip ‘a new concept of the task facing 
and only as a last resort.” pointed out, 

Wilson, Earl......... 8 was glad to be allowed back in called in to “clean up” the out-of-\sary as a {ree nation this Sunday| 8"4 his various adventures.”

; the U. S. and the free nations 
Most of the teen-agers empha-| A sophomore, Anna Murray, House Speaker Sam Rayburnof the Orient,

Women's Pages..... 19 thru 25 | school. | school fights. at 3 p.m. in St Sophia Hall, 

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| | THE PONTIAC PRESS, . THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 

breaking ned entering ‘ 

cases 

‘in|

Are Bad? Pontiac Deaths | The Day_in Birmingham 

Green, Money, liquor and a gun

School Board Approves 

had been taken, but only the gun 

; Le = ‘ j a has been recovered, Green says.

ANN ARBOR i — If you think quite efficient, our captain, who Funeral for Emerson Alston, 64, Driver Training Program The youths, whose admissions have WASHINGTON #® — President 

your youngsters go a little over. was a boy about three years older -ms raring = Pocge = -solved a number of cases in the Eisenhower yesterday signed leg-

: . , j ; ‘rida st. Vincen

-To Fly to Middle East, o#rd on this cowboy and Indian than the rest of us, told us that |) ®™. Briday from St. V BIRMINGHAM — Birmingham last night's tournament game at county, are Phillip Hughes, 17, islation to authorize deepening of 
y look at this account eth be (High School’s driver education pro-|Birmingham

Indians were encamped in a certain Se Poa chu Se Oe

a 

High School is 

puz-, Fred Randall, and Larry LaPage, the connecting channelg in the 

\piece 

|

of woods and we must sur-*°P oe gram was approved by the board zling Birminghamnight, The Windshields 

all of Clawson. Great Lakes, west of Lake Erie.

Police Depart-

and win-|

| 

‘Recitation, OF the Rosary this eve-or education Tuesday

In his written reminiscencés in round and 

ment. 

some

them." 

“The 

project, costing 

110 million

capture 

——+ 

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Michigan Historical Collec-| (ee ieee ‘board voted to apply to the state dows ini cars parked near the 

_

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (INS) tions, the Rev. Barton Taylor tells| Armed with wooden swords, | 

The body is at the Brace-Smith {or subsidy for the driving course 

imum depth from Lake Superiorto 

how as a child he pioneered with | sticks for guns, a tin pan for a,Funeral Home. . ito be offered for credit starting! Named by New City 

the Atlantic . Ocean, permitting

U, N. Secretary General Dag

— 

his folks in Michigan, settling near drum and a piece of calico flying Mr. Alston was the Pontiac Divi-/néxt fall. | big ships to sail from the Atlantic

MADISON HEIGHTS (INS) —A

piymouth, Black Hawk, the Indian from — Duluth, Minn.

Hammarskjold is preparing to f1Y 

a stick for a flag, they at-sion manager of the Automobile The leshaddy (wad (ke $25 

to

retired Detroit police superintend-

to the tense middie east next week chief, was rebelling. |tacked. 

iClub of Michigan. He was a resi-dent 

Congress still must appropriate

ent has been appointed public’ 

safety commissioner of Madison money to pay for the project.

on @ mission aimed at averting ‘The governor, he writes, ordered. 

an — war, out the militia and the youngsters, 

ident of Pontiac for 20 years and | Pupil. —— a) oe eee

MARCH TO OAK vas associated with the Auto Club Of n0urs of classroom time and) 

Marching to an. old hollow oak ('25,)*S00ated with the Auto Club practice driving instruction, but, 

Heights—one of Oakland County's 

The channel deepening is 

con-

The U. N. chief has told mem-of the state had 

a new game — 

bers of the global body that he soldiers and Indians.

will leave 

‘tree, they formed a semi-circle ‘Of “” Years. not dependent on the grades ‘newest cities. nected with the St. Lawrence Sea-

around it. Stepping up to the tree,| He died yestérday in St. Joseph earned. There awill be only small) 

* 

* ¢& _|Way, now construction.
on a dramatic _ peace; 

62, -budget~“message“to-

“Witnessing these military. ‘the captain plunged “his sword in Merey-Hospital after-an iliness-of-credit given, Dr. Dwight D. Ire--Edwin-S.--Morgan, -was_ap-'-In--his con-

; and fact-finding mission-within 48+ 

hours after receiving an officia), Preparations,” Taylor writes, and twisted it furiously, Suddenly, 5)* weeks jland, superintendent of schools,’ pointed in a surprise move by gress early this year, Eisenhow-

‘mandate 

from the Security Coun-

“the boys in every neighborhood the air alive with the battle. jexplained. City Manager Donald V. Smith.'er recommended that congress ap-

_| 

Sfith was not expected to make propriate five million dollars 

to

had to form themselves into mil-

‘al 

Ad 

. 

| 

The board 

his announcement until next week.| get the work under way after. it 
City Council confirmed the action.|was authorized.

Lincoln 

St. 

will

Delegate Sir-Pierson Dixon, presi-| He continues: “They 

were all dressed

: 

armed with 

in yellow”

ft ainc, 

sharp lances 

81, of 

50 

be 

at! 

Short session. Leaving the

dent of the 11-nation group this’ 

month, to call the council into. 

-

a 

sys-

jand 

1 p.m. Friday from all Saints Epis-nar aoa — are Pauline

2

were 

SPECIAL for FRIDAY and SATURDAY!

session Monday to take up the lwhich they knew well how to use.’ Copal Church with cremation fol-|

role ‘oy YAY he ery | teacher, and Helen Grainger,

lowing in White Chapel Cemete ry.| Terry first grade teacher, Jeyes 

As the wasps descended on the

ae House Now Faces

U. 

Mr. Haynes died yesterday after, Diaz, high school instructor, left 
year’s illness. The body is at the 4, February. : 

Sale of Electric Razors

8. Ambassador Henry Cab-
party, most of the boys broke 

| ranks and ran, 

that the council meet for “ur-

that the council meet tor “ue, VOLE ON Turnpike a 

Donelson-Johns Funeral Home, 

ave $11.55 on Brand, New %

But one small boy stood his, , = The board ordered 1,005. school

gent and early action” to pre-

vent Arab-Israeli tension from 

(Continued From Page One) ground whipping the air with ; desks and other classroom furni-$28.50 SUNBEAM

1953, and has been in hot water 2/USh. The captain who had turned James A. EY ture for Derby Junior High School,

flaring into open warefare. 

60, which is to open next September. 

Electric Razor

James Andrew McKinney, 

: 

~ 

: d to run, returned and stood beside

of -the-time since then, Part. 

‘The tota ame 26:

:

— , 
whose ission | 

to Peiping” paved the way for the f the problem has been eouaens ws oun soldier ‘and fought it of 38 S. Johnson Ave., died yester-The total La \ he _—<_ 

release from Red China jails 
; ou day at Pontiac General Hospital. | EDGAR A, (BUD) GUEST, JR, 

16.29

last toward the 

turnpike program by. 

: Edgar A. (Bud) Guest, Jr., radio

* * *

of 15 American fliers, js Charles 

Born in South Boston, Virginia,

summer 

M. Ziegler, state highway Tayl 
personality and a new Birmingham

‘concludes, ‘‘What 

the he had been a city resident for the 

school by Ted Millington, 2343 Ma-

understood

that Russia 

to have been assured

will along with the 

area 

resident, will star at the Bir-

Commissioner, who

Paralleling proposed 

has proposed | |

wasps’

toll roads. tell. 

8Y (08

But 

theory of war is I cannot past 40 

years. 

ple, and Mrs. Madge Harring, 3868 

Lincoln Dr., were found broken. 

go

.. 

‘mingham Musicale’s annual bene-

it is a fact that the little

~~ 

proposed new mission and thus|With 

freeways. 

. | A member of the Central Meth-fit concert at 8 p.m. Friday,

iboy boy who did not stir out of his :

make 

About the same time, H. P. 

Holmes, 1030 Fairfax, reported 

possible unanimous council,

approval. 

The Senate 

With Trade-In $15.25

okayed 2 to 304. till the wasps had settled odist Church, he was a sheet | 

Guest will be accompanied by

House

‘and

4 paral SET 

the 

bill

sent to 

pro-!

a 

metal worker, and served in the

; 

Bigger single head shaves toughest beards 

—Wwon't irritate the tenderest skin. Carries

down to repair their 

| Franees Greer, formerly of Met-

torn nest 

windows broken in his car and a' 

Lodge, in accord with British|Viding for personal property tax was the only one of the company Cy in World War L_ | ropolitan Opera, and Fred Ken-

and French delegates and with the exemption“6n some goods stored 

concert tenor,

silent 

gatlon of white enamel paint S year free service guarantee on motor. 

|who was not stung."’ Surviving are his widow, Beile| dall, radio and 

poured over the vehicle. |

of other 

council/on

consent 

a temporary basis in public, 

Guaranteed Genuine Factory Parts

Webster, a daughter, Mrs. Vir-os. ota * #* @

members, 

submitted 

a resolution

| warehouses.

The bill’s chief 

. 

Sm. Bo i i

Borgnine, Magnani,

and Israeli leaders in 

cine it's chief spokesmen.S--

reduce Middle East id that loess ¢o the city|r 

ginra Dudley of Algonac, one grand-|; Apap aos aie Camp. A jury in justice court yesterday 
daughter, two sisters, Mrs. Myrene wichigan State ‘College ‘and Cha. 84ve Frank Uhas, 46, 295 Glen-

Sunbeam 

Shaver Head

proposing Hammarskjold confer 

. 

with Arab 

Value 

For 
Sunbeam 

‘Brockman of Danville, Va. and tauqua, N. Y., will be presented by garry, a decision of innocent in the.

an 

effort 

to 

\z(e4 $3.00

i

Mrs. Lima Matze of Richmond, |¢ i ss

tension and preserve peace, cates euler the bill probably Marty’ Get Oscars zuest during the pro; : nds rivi 2 

'Va., and two brothers, Aaron of to, the scholayshipe’ are Funds charge of driving under the influ-

would run about $1,250,000 a year. are being ence of liquor on Feb, 23. 

All

|

Ss ‘ ie : o b.

Reveal Store Lease 

a 

res of jearned by the

Exempted from taxation would| -(Continued From Page One) peer and Aubrey 

concert. F * * * 
.* * Questioning of three youths held 

3S

e

be goods shipped in from another)

pot and stored here awaiting, 
* 

*9,000 to make but that half'a Funeral services will be conduct-| 

Breaking of car windows duringby Clawson police has solved six 

Fits all latest model W Sunbeam electric

million dollars was spent on an ed by Dr. Million Bank of Central!

transfer to a third state, and goods °

for Shopping Center 

shavers. Genuine factory replacement 

parts. 

advertising campaign, much of it’ Methodist Church, at 1:30 p.m.

loriginating in Michigan and des-| 

Academy “!'urday al the _Sparks-Griffin

in newspapers seen by 

Stop ‘Spattering’ Grease

tined for outside the state consump-| 

Save $10.51 

Regular $24.95 
NORELCO 

on

Another major store lease has 

been revealed for the $35,000,000) 

vulere Chapel, with burial in White Chap-

ition. 

Twin 

ROTARY 

shaving heads 

Morris said the aim was to put, . el Memorial Cemetery.

Michigan Miracle Mile Shopping 

Center, to be constructed at Tele-

Michigan warehousemen on a com-| Hollywood thought the two part--

. « . While Frying Foods . . . Keep Kitchen Clean! 

petitive footing with rivals in ners were slightly daft when they Cilqyude F. Shoup |

graph Road at Square Lake Road, 

driven

neighboring states. He said this! announced last year that they in-|

in Bloomfield Township, 

Claude F. Shoup, 57, of 55 Mo-§

would become increasingly impor-| tended to make a mov

A space of 20,400 square feet 

ie about a hawk Rd. died yesterday after an‘

tant with development of the St. 

‘homely butcher anda

oa dieacher—_ with oe 

wallflower jjjness several months. |

ble sink iliness s

has heen leased to the Kroger Co. 

im

of

Seaway and the

Lawrence 

prospect

by developers Don M. Casto, Don 

M. Casto Jr. and W. B. Gibson,! 
Born in Orion Township on Feb-

for a greatly increased volume OE caes in the cast. . 

PS jruary 19, 1899, he was the son With Trade-in, Only. $13.44

foreign shipping moving on Great . «

according to C. Olaf Talla, branch 

manager 

for the Kroger Co. 

of Jesse and Mable Taylor Shoup. |

Lakes waters, , At the time Lancaster said, 

He married Jessie Forney in Lake |

The Senate also passed, and “We're making it because it's 

|‘ 

fo

Other major leases signed for 

the center are those for the J, C. 

returned to the House for concur-something we want to make.” eatac i) eee

the Mr. Shoup 

was 

a 

resident of the

pic.

bill to. fie added that even if

amendment,

in 

a

an

rence

_— Co., and the S. S. Kresge 

bring 

widows under the State Po-ture didn't earn a cent it would “!ly for 19 years and was a mem-

lice Pension system. ibe profitable as a tax loss against ber of the First Congregational 
big grosses of ‘Vera Cruz” and Church, — 
“Apache,” putting the producers He was an employe of the

Clawson Youth, 17, Sandburg Urges 

jin a lower tax bracket. Purchasing Dept. of Pontiac Mo 

| But “Marty” turned out to be (oF Vivision and a member of F

Another Chance 

a sleeper that won the Cannes & A. M. No, 4 of Lake Orion.

Enters Guilty Plea 

Surviving besides his wile are

: [Film Festival and New York Film 
Arrested “in 65 Oakland ag fOr Quiz Flubber ‘Critics awards before-getting—trst-}+o-suns; —riaery Ws Of take Orton” 
Wayne County burglaries, a Claw-

FLAT ROCK, N. C. (INS)—Carl night's Oscar. and Harold A. of Montgumery, Ala-

bama. Aisu surviving are three 
GROSSES 2 MILLION

son youth, Phillip Hughes, 17, yes-Sandburg, leading authority! 

broiners; Walter H. of Pontiac,

terday pleaded guilty to a charge|/" Abraham Lincoln, has urged) alae 

financial returns on the William and L, D. of Lake Orion. 
tax loss, Lancaster dis-; Funeral will be at 3:30 p.m. 

of breaking and entering and was|that Robert F. Bennett be given) s = 

bound over for appearance in Oak-|2nother chance on “the 964.000 re 
land County Circuit Court Monday./Question” program = because the: a 

Saturday from the Sparks-orifia 

far the picture has grossed Funeral Hiome with the Kev. Mal-
two million dollars and hasn't been coim Burion officiating 

An alleged companion, Lawrence question asked him on the Civil 50 

LePage, 20, of Clawson was sched-|War President was ‘unfair.”’ 

For 7 to 9 Inch Pans

put in general release yet.” The family has requested that

uled for examination on the same| The white-haired poet and au-

* ¢ 
friends make memorials to the For cleanliness in the kitchen use

charge April 3. -ithor declared at his Flat Rock, 

A happy Borgnine said after re-jjeart Fund, Filter Fry cover . , . it catches

Both -men-were returned jait;N--C., home yesterday that the. | 

» Ceiving his Oscar * grease, permits steam to escape,

under $7,500 bond set by Clawson|Question was ‘just plain cuckoo.” = ae @ Tubulor Steel Legs 

“lI felt wonderful), naturally, but Washes easily, one-piece alumi-

Justice Harry R. McQuinn, | Referring to the part which dealt Mrs. Maude Z. Tatu | num @ Decorated Tray

I hadn't let my hopes get too : 

\ 
thigh. I figured I didn't start out Tubular steel frame, stands

Police clamed the pair netted| With the monetary value of slaves 

Mrs Maude Z, Tatu, 71, of 674 
\with anything in this town, so if pmerson St. died yesterday after 25 inches high for over-the-

over $10,000 in stolen property plus it Delaware during Lincoin's life-For 9to ll Inch Pans............98¢ 7 

$7,000 to $8,000 in stolen checks time, Sandburg said: 

lap use. Detachable trays

\I lost I sti was way ahead of-an iiiness of five months. 

“Slaves were constantly being the game.’ {@ “may be used sepa ye

98 N. Saginaw —2nd Floor 
brought in and out of the state 

Born in Obto on September 22, 

SIMMS).

Tells Deputies | 

Ideal for snacks, buffets, etc.

so 

1884, she was the daughter of

Four 

members of Borgnine's 

AA

eee

family 
Conn., 

the question doesn't make any 

watched the ceremonies “Fackson and Martha Wade Miller. 

y ) 
sense.” 

television at New Haven, She was a resident of the city 

PC.ALUMINUM

On the portion which dealt with 

and let eut a loud how! fdr 37 years 

Cause of Speed government recommendation on when his victory was announced. Surviving are four children, Mrs 

reo/77/727/7222222LLL dd

2

ithe price of slaves, the writer, as-Hazel Orr, Lyle Tatu, both of Pon-
serted that he did not know 

We are just very proud and tiac, Ray Tatu and Ralph Miller of

A 

Rochester 

accounted 

for! 

CANISTER SET

man 

Simms Has More PRETTY EASTER SHOES 
—and at PRETTY LOW PRICES, TOO! 

You've seen similar sets 

Ladies’ and Misses’ Smart 

Ballerinas --Sports

all 5 pcs.

S. Mitchell, 21, according to Dep-to miss the $64,000 jackpot. ae Mrs, veers steed Funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat-
uties Donald Youles an ugday from the Huntoon Funeral

Johneton. oules and Donald ‘ | Borgnine’s mother died in 1947 

4 

and Crepe Soles

for ONLY 1| 

Home with the Rev. Hilding Bihl 

‘ 

Mitchell was charged with reck-U.S. Worth: $207 Billion, His maternal grandfather was

in 

of Perry Park Baptist Church of-

less driving after a chase at U.S. Debt: $279 Billion jCmunt oe cosa oe fi ficiating. Burial wil follow in Oak-

speeds up to 85 miles per hour, the) WASHINGTON (INS)—The U.S."egy “aver fo King’ Emanuel ang quince Cometery, | 
|government owns _$207,913,493,537|” Pe len

deputies _said, Matn-Sptendered— 
A Tae {worth of property—approximately | tying” was named the best song 

$797

Westinghouse Told | Values

Readying Farm Bill \70 billion dollars less than the £0v-of the year . : 

wa ena atenines . ernment owes, -, 

WASHINGTON (P — Rep, Cooley; However, the House Government, SHOW STEALERS 

to $3 Choice of popular 
(D-NC) said today a compromise Qperations Committee, which re-; The star-studded ceremonies at 

colors tn all 
smart styles 

One Union Balks 

farm bill may be ready for final-jeased the figures, stressed that Hollywood's Pantages Theater you'll love to 
action. shortly alter Congress the property valuation is based on, were brilliantly emceed by Come PITTSBURGH Ut —A 6.500 mem wear, All sizes 

returns from its Easter recess jriginal cost, rather than higher dian Jerry Lewis, Two stars— ber union local has refused to re-: sete 

and Grace Kel {rm to work at the Westinghouse LADIES’ and MISSES’'——All New Styles

Avett 9. ipresent-day values, and does not Maurice Chevalier 

7 0 ee linclude a lot of undeveloped real ley—stole some of the spotlight Ws ine Corp plant in nearby 
Sharon. Deane frem ie com-

from the. winners Saddles --Penny Loafers

‘estate and mineral deposits.

The Weather 

Font | The public debt now stands at) The — straw-hafted 68-year-old (0) 4 charge he vleral s 8s _

wl! U.S. Weather Bureau Report proved he still has 8UNR a pact that ended the 156-

| Frenchman

PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Mostly $219.094,672,913 we Ties and Buckles

z day strike against 
er snow this morning 

eloddy teday with orrasienal Heht rain! plenty of charm. It was Miss ke! nationwide 

nigh) pear pra ltv's last Hollywood appearance be. Westinghouse

Partly clendy and colder tonight ia’ 1 <> < = : if 

22-26. * Temorrow fair and partiy cloudy Algeria $ Ultimatum fore she leaves for Monaco 
‘ : Values to $4

afd} Local 617 of the Ak LA 10 In.

and cool, high 33-31. Westerly winds ternational Union of Electrical 

}

19-18 mp.h. becoming northwesterly this. CAIRO {INSi—The Algerian lead-'marnage to Prince Rainer IIL a IVE 

*, * a ¥ +

* * 4 arkers : not

bee ETL last -night 

— _ er of the committee for liberation 
: Today in Pontiac of the North African people de-; The program was nationally to Sak i work pending a dis-

Lowest temperature precedin m . lec: ‘ “TUC "uSS of the ! p Shar

dave Temperature pregeding 8 ©™ ‘manded today that France grantitelecast. There were frequent cussion Ors sf -of nine shores 
98 North

oa 8 am Wind velocity 15 mph Algeria full independence im-shifts to the NBC Century Theater employes ispended by the com-Why pay more 
Sun sets Thursday at 646 p.m |mediately or face “terrible conse-in New York, where Some win P m for alleged picket line vio

trection: West , fe a > york ‘re some i any for alleues eke > ¥1O-for these popular 
Saginaw atyle shoes. Buy

Moon rises Thursday at 242 pn quences.’ ners received their Oscars. Act. lence ; now and save! 

oan Fises, ope et am ress eten Ci et a 

~ Os Bay local . “ ine was ae a 
ie ear winner for ~ appened One ¢ fe company announced — |

YURT 7 

“ 

a. pemaet rneta ad 38 SW AMPED Night” —and ao Joseph L. deer S “g 16 4.500 m :
6 ee 4.50 m-

Ta. .% 12m ee be ee Y , ' Mankiewicz presided over the ders back fo the sharon trans Compare Simms Price and Quality Anywhere!

CB. MM... cece. 3 Pom .. ... 38 f 4 ' “mer \ Don't You

sia. ae : 38 lpm * W ITH ( A LLS! New York ceremonies, former plant today 

Ladies’ and Misses’ New Styles j 

ud GL: St | “We were literally swamped . . ; a Pay More 

Wcdesdsy iia (Ponttse with calls from the Want Ad Some disappointment was voiced : 

Than Simms $5 Easter DRESS SHOES

Saat «| We placed to sell 6 pairs of | by stars because no special award uIng Upervisor 

——tawest—tempersture — 234 ‘trapes*-said the tady-whe —} was given -the late James Dean ste . 
nae ohio ees igeeiive a 38 placed this little “For Sale” An Academy official said it was for Buildin Permit Everyday LOW PRICE 

Sizes 

ss ad: decided to let Dean's performance g 
One Year Ago in Pontine 

stand ts or ‘ith ; REGULAR SIZE 414 to 9 
Lowest temperature ool. 0 2 _& PATR OF DRAPES ALMOST | nominees for top acting. Joseph M. A. Paldi has filed 

Highest temperature . 82 ee a Stand on its merits with the other : 

Mean temperature seceetw cence: OF new PE 2-12 a . — suit against Bloomfield Township 

POPULAR BRAND 

CIGARETTES

| Weather—Rain ~ si $6 Values—New Styles

Supervisor David E, Anderson in 
Highest and Lowest Temperatures This 5 about you: eave yee Steal Case of Beer Oakland County Cireuit Court. ‘ PER CARTON

ow about you? Have y EASTER DRESS SHOES $4.97 
Date in 84 Years something to sell, rent, trade ‘ . Dressy shoes in choice of

__ 3in 1885] or want to buy?" Whatever | From Baldwin Market Paldi claims Anderson refuses (10 PACKS) new Easter colors & styles 
da Feaerature Chars it may be, try a Want Ad * _ to issue a building permit for a Choose your favorite brand 

Ankle straps, pumps, high 

heels, low heels, etc. Buy 

47 25 Miami €7 62 for quick results! A case of beer was reported home Paldi plans to build on lot, and save at our everyday low now for Easter. — oN j 

a 23 Milwaskes “3 

stolen in the breakin Tuesday night 43 of Berkshire Forest Subdivision price. Lucky Strikes, Camels, 
$0 37 New York 47 321 To Place Your Want Ad |! & market at 244 Baldwin Ave., in the township | 

Chesterfields, Phillip Morris,

60 39 mt 49-29 o Fiace tour Want : : i Pp. 
14 x 4 61 DIAL FE 2-8181 Pontiac police said. The lot meets’all zoning require-

Old Golds, ete. This low price 

1.8

plys 6c Tax.

bo 2) cee 4] a ‘ According to the owner, William ments, Paldi claims, and asks a 
io 8 8 Marte 31 24 Just ask for the Becker, of Berkley, a window in court order direeting Anderson to’

4 « Seattle : = WANT AD DEPT, the rear door was broken, they issue the permit. No hearing date; 98 North Saginaw Pe | [ nal nal P | mi —Main Floor Saginaw — —Basement

oe SM | 

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Wonderous 

‘ 

+ White to 
' Welcome 
~ Moppet Millinery 

aster

for the Easter Parade 

8 

1,98 0 4.98 NY 

Be the prettiest little miss in the Eastey— 
Parade in one of these adorable bonnets. 
Styled for girls from three to twelve in a wide 
variety of straws. Flower-trimmed or

Oakland County has six airports, 
with a total of 763 acres and 

tailored. All colors. 
hangar facilities for 217 aircraft, 

12.98 

the Michigan Department of Aero-Waite's Children's Millinery—Third Floor of Fashion 
nautics has reported to the Oak-
land County Planning

Planni Commission. 

Light hearted, youthful, endlessly 
becoming white that puts new 

-

light in your eyes, new 
freshness in your complexion, 
Here is spring indeed . . . flower-
bedecked domes, large brimmed 
hats. Easter hats in beautiful balance with the new ‘more hat’ look! 

States Threat 

of Computers 

Waite's Millinery—Third Floor of Fashion 

Says if Electronic Units 

Could Think They'd Also 

exclusively at Waite’s . . . the newest sweater fashion sensation!

Replace Executives 

CHICAGO «®—An engineer states 

Pandora “BAN-LON” New

that if electronic computers were 
capable of thinking, they’d be a 
threat to the jobs of executives 

Full Fashioned Miracle Yarn.

‘as well as labor. i 

* * Ld 

But, J. J. Stone of Columbus, | 
Ohio, said in a prepared address, ' 
“they can’t think.” 
oe ‘Many people still seem to think | 
that electronic computers are ca-

6.98

pable 6f original thinking and can

actually replace skilled labor,” be | 
told the American Society of Toll | Nylon Fleece 

All Wool Coat Sets All W ool Coat Sets

...Engineers. -« 

If this were so, he said, it | Topper for Girls for Girls for Boys 

would only be a matter of-time | 
and machine training before such | 
a robot would assume a re-| 

save 4.081 , Of) 14.98 3-6x! 12.98 8.98

3-4x!

~ gpensible position in both labor 
and management. cardigan —-
Reg. 12.98. Stunning white,.soft pink and Rich grey nubby tweed tirmmed with solid

But “these machines can remem-Smartest nubby tweed wool in charcoal and 
ber only what the operator tells’ grey. Grow-more hems and fully rayon grey, fully lined with popular raglan sleeve,

baby blue all-nylon washable wonders. All 
fully lined with soft roll collars and smart 

lined. Complete with bonnet and dainty Expertly tailored with grow feature hems. 
turn back cutfs.. 7-14. Come in today and

them, and can do only what the! 

pearl buttons. Truly an exceptional buy in 

Complete with cap? Your best buy for

machine operator prescribes that) 

gave. 

all wool for your little miss! Easter.

they do." e ““Ban-Lon” eae 
Another speaker at the ASTE| 

Waite's Children’s Center—Second Floor 

banishes -pilling

convention said that precision in-

fuzzing!

wil be needed!

gearing 

or

strument 

BOYS’ 10 C OMPLETE OUTFITS for the |

etary travel. 

_@ Sizes34 to 40 in

In a prepared. speech, -Louis—D. | 

Martin of Rochester, N v2 said | 

Rich Pastels! 

ready for the

engineers are getting 

PRICE of ONE EASTER SUIT

day when they may be called upon 
to make space ships capable of = 

pointing — cour nee Pandora has captured the weriaartel fine 4 ey the inimitable feel of the4 -gauge 

Complete four-piece suit! 10.90 finest sweaters in new ‘‘Ban-Lon”. Superb sweaters to look at—but 
boosts a host of virtues—after an easy wash, the sweaters go back to 
out blocking, stay color-bright and best of ‘all never ‘pill or fuzz 
every one 
shape with-
away their. 
precious fibers. Full-fashion for a perfect fit in pink, blue, maize, turquoise, coral 
® Best buy for growing boys! ® Sizes 4 to 12! and white. 
Waite's Sportswear—Third Floor of Fashion 
a 

Dad Crushed by Truck Make ten good looking outfits from this complete four-piece 

suit in long-wearing rayon. Watch your Clothing dollars stretch 

this is one of the best buys ever for a fast growing boy! emis ... arrives for EASTER | 
Distinctive slub check in muted blue or brown with matching 
solid color slacks, and reversible vest. Bring your boy in today 

with slips to fit your very... "WWAGE 

and save many dollars. 

3.98

He died | before he could be rescued. | 
te Miracle Rayon Blend or 
New “Tropical’’ Cotton! 
For: you,. “Image e 
VG 
by Artemis is the slip 
fitting answer... 
Waite's Boyswear—Second Floor 
here are two 
“miracle fabrics 
proportioned 3 ways 
.. Shoes for in styles to match your 
height—your bust 
size—your exact 
hip dimensions 
a Children -Kaster-Time! Each deftly 
and trimmed 
styled 
in dainty 

at 

nylon laces to be 
spring through 

summer 

perfect in 

shadow-panel protection. 
There’s an Image 
that is just your size 

Welt strap in 
to D, 82-12

red, A starting

695, 124-3. 795. 

Growing feet need the protection of good 
fitting shes. And when you buy these Buster 

Browns you are assured of perfect fit 
every time For we use the exclusive 6 point 
fitting plan to check your child’s foot size 
Six important ways Bring them in now during the 
Easter Season we have o host of 

new styles in all sizes 

Hi-white for 
dren, 3-6 
495, 61,8 
§.50, 81/,-10 
6.95. 

small 
8B to 
Bt 
Ato 

chil-
E.., 
F.., 
D., 

Brown or blue calf with 
mesh trim, A 

to D 813. 

2. 6 95, 124-3... 7.98. 

UPPER LEFT: Miracle 
no-iron acetate-rayon 
blend in short, average & 
tall, White, navy, pink 

and black, 32-44, Same 

in Dacron-Nylon Tricot 
blend... white & black. 
5.98. 

LOWER RIGHT: Vo-
tron new “Tropicale” 
Cotton in white, short 32-
4), average 32-44, tall 
32-44, 

Walte's Better Lingerie—Second Floor 

Waite's Children’s Shoes—Street Floor > 


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| 

cones “ 

* 

‘|

Here’ Advice Buy on “CCC” 

{ 

@ no money down! 

@ six months to pay!

fo Aid Injured 

Medic Lists Eight Hints 
to Be Followed in Case. 
for Emergency Use’ 

NEW YORK (INS) — In the 
event you are called upon to ad-
minister first aid, Dr. John Hender-
son, Medical Director of Johnson & 
Johnson, advises the following: 

1. If victim is bleeding badly ex-
5. Are there obvious injuries. or, 
broken bones? 
6, Dod not move patient unless 
tur 

7. If no injuriesbe seen,
can the 
has undoubtedly been’ 

warned 

— “It is better, 
to do nothing than to do harm.” 
in Easter 
Egg Colors 

2.98 

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Pais

tie

tps

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Sse 

Thts glove 
maker's spe-
tialty is color 
You'll find but 

10 shades to choose from. In 
fabrics famous for their tuxury 
took! Choose your favorite Van 
Raalte glove-shade to accent your 
every ensemble! 

Waite's Gloves—Street Floor 

Newest Na vy 
Handbags 
for Spring 

@ Luxurious 
Patent in all 
wanted

styles! 

Superb selection of wanted fash-

ton-right bags in totes, pouches, 
Classics and box styles. Some with 

purses and mirrors. Satin], 
fining! Leather, black patent and 
faitie! Others to 12.98. -. 

Waite’s Handbags—Street Floor 

. -save 36¢ on 1.35 

Millay Seamless 

exclusively ‘at Waite’s! 

9% 

Magnificent MILLAY hosiery in a superb and 
flawless fit so flattering and long wearing. 
Lanolin treated for the fashionable dull 

finish. Toe and heel reinforced for the 

utmost wear. Lab tested special knitting 

process for consistent length and wanted comfort. 
Urban beige, Suburban shades in 81/2 to 11 

Waite's Hosiery—Stree! Floor 

1 dreamed | looked lovelier in every 

new fashion ... thanks to my 

Maidenform... . 
| 1.50 

Attention! Curves 
ahead! Every smart 
new fashion this 
season calls for a 
molded, youthfully-
rounded silhouette. ... 
the silhouette 
that can be yours 
when you wear 
Maidenform’s 
fabulous brassieres. 
There is a Maidenform 
for every type 
* of figure. , 

ABOVE: Pre-lude Six-Way bra in 
A 32-36, B 32-38, C 32-38, in white 
cotton broadcloth ............< 3.00 

CENTER: Chansonette with circular 
round stitching in white cotton broad-
cloth. A 32-36, B 32-38, C 32: 
38... 2.00

oe eeeme ero eer nene 

‘ul 9 

UPPER RIGHT: Maidenette in white 
cotton broadcloth with lace top insert. FridayA 32-36, B 32-38 ..... nore: 1.50" : 

Night!

Waite's Brassieres—Second Floor 

a we > 

reese exciting style 

in this Easter season by Paradise! 

15.95 

UPPER RIGHT: Butter yel.-
low, pink . . . 5 to 9, small. 
narrow and medium. 

Wonderfully obliging color... this new 

tint by Paradise ., . it blends to perfection 

in smart head-to-toe coordination . .. or

LOWER LEFT: Black pat-
ent, flax, blue, wedgwood contrasts excitingly with other 
blue, hannah. 5 to 10, 4A 

spring colors.

to B. 

re 

peauty-

ia sting— bi i\iow. putton 
co 2 ‘ 

sett 

. pDresse*: 

wai tes Beet Fesbion

Thir 

cardigan clutch style 
fully lined, water repellent 
in our... 

Florentine Faille 
Coat.... 

14.98 

© Completely lined 
@ Textured rayon and cotton 

Wrap yourself in a world of 
fashion at a ‘little’’ price. Here's 
Storm Play's versatility 
unlimited . . . looks smart worn 
casually or to the dressiest 
affairs. Practical, too, it’s 
water repellent (for 
spring showers) and stain 
resistant. Beige. Black 
and Navy. Sizes 10-18. 

Waite's Coats—Third Floor of Fashion 

for Spring .. . the go-together dress and coat — your double duty ensemble 

Cosmopolitan Costume Dresses 
for Easter.... 14.98 

More Important than ever this season... the costume ensembte 
that knows mo time or territorial limits! It carnes its awn fashion 
_ passport one of smartness and 
distinctive simplicity that’s recog-
nized everywhere. Atways so 
smart in appearance, so valuable 
in your wardrobe, you're 
sure to want both! 

Payon-linen dress 
with square neck-
line in navy, 
brown afd biack. 
Sizes 12-20, 141/)-

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22 4/3. 

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Waite's Women's Shoes—Street Floor 


Easter Clothing Answers 

Malloy’s has all the answers to your Easter Clothing problems with a 
1 combination..of value, style and quality that is tops. Our courteous 
sales force will: be glad to assist you in making the proper choice. 

SUITS 

AP Wirephote|| 
LOOK: NO MANDS — When snfety inapectors tested Lakeview = 
School students on their ability to operate bicycles safely 9-year-old |! It will be easy to select 
-Sylvia_Sanderstoured the obstacle course-on her unicycle. They /# Men’s sport coats in the finest — 

your Easter suit from our

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16 Prep Teams Head for 

By THE PRESS scholastichonors—) assured @ new Mitlist in each | Rouge had

ASSOCIATED highest athletic

Pts, :

68 41) 

B, © and D.

the state basketball ‘championship.| class—A,

fad

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St. Andrew enters the sem!-

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In an evening of furious but de Hamtramck

fell

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to state high

gateway

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cisive activity, 16 other teams 

y,¢ 

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* The Browns have won three pro-|ketball greatness
Pitpeinten 8S Sete 

last night. tory that gave the Cosmos their/with = string of 21 straight vic-it

first banged into

by the wayside

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: 

Ann Arbor (15-5) 

the

of

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438:\fessional They are the

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'six years, led the tough tournament trail! the class B defending champion. sors of a 164 lead early

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Seas a ome a9 used a 25-point splurge in the 3rd|20 Points, fouled out more; Don Perigo, sou of Michigan 
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ac Or and up its record to 16-7. Muskegon Heights sat on top | scoring with 14,

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the skill of the drivers will 
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ATTENTION ALL FISHERMEN! 

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DETROIT FLAVOR AFIELD — Detroiter Ted Kazanaski tried to score from 2nd on a single in \Nogthville, Mich.; Gene Littler, 

Kazanaski, infielder of the Philadelphia Phillies, their game at Tampa, Fla., yesterday but was out Palm Springs, Calif, and Mike 
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$emi-Finals Begin in NCAA 

EVANSTON, Ml. w—San Fran-clearance times apparently were, Woolpert told a news conference|was ousted in the NCAA first 
cisco's seemingly invincible Dons/not for a_country-wide hook up. |that he couldn’t 

remember when round by LaSalle, 
/are the overwhelming the classed four com-

one of most. * * @ Dons ever were as an| The finalists have a 
cicesa in NCAA Basketball Tour-| The winners will meet tomor-|underdog this season. bined won-lost ot 91-10, by 
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=> °° .. San Francisco, headed by two-|expected, but frankly it would be 

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cast or television. Arthur Lonborg|sell, has topped the nation the|can stop Russell because we have 
of Kansas, chairman of the tour-last two years on defense and four others Vela aay ar ; 

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“HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 
Westinghouse Pact Only Prelude 

Business Notes 

Labor, Management Load 

cam-

»-First Business Firm

“A year-long highway safety 

in ° as carbide service enginee r for paign has been launched by t 

DETROIT, March 17 tol Lower Flavor Artillery for: Wage Talks Firth Sterling's Detroit district was| nation's Chrysler dealers who will] LANSING @ — What was de 

broaute a. aes taney | rades ‘announced. yest oye T, E.|"sen” _ ~— by placing scribed as the first-known case of | 
CHICAGO @—Most ‘grains eked|tyoy srowers andsosold by thes in Whole] NEW YORK Ww — Prices were, ____ BY SAM DAWSON house salesmen are going out in'and sales promotion. O eeerartanente of datireced en 
of 
locatingMichigan

iniutry 
of

out small NEW YORK (—With eee Seen Se Pp we compartments of delivered nantauto-because constructionin 
the

advances after a } sipo| mixed in the market today, one of the AECOUP) to his ap-mobiles. \Straitsof Bridge was

steady : stock great Prior i Mackinac

start on the Board of Trade today.| , FrSis-f cious, taney, 8-4) but there was a lower flavor about /abor-maniagement struggle over|some ine ‘a a " od today by the State De-

Gains were limited to fractions | ther j. 3.80 bu; No. 1, 240-100 bu early dealings. today, another one — | ——< * «4 pointment, Wal-Dubbed “Operation Glovebox,” |rePporte ay by Sta’ 
» and not all future joined in the Seokse bu; “apples, Northern Opy.) * * even greater — is beginning to} But in the bese steel industry! cott was associat. the drive will be augmented by |P@rtment of Economic Develop-

eT . Shey? 400 eat Fay, + Stes bul \ Prices accgh cock a point injtake shape. both management and labor are eq with GM's May safety of customers’ ent. ¢ *@ 6

| checkups 

-«© «= Bieele's Red, fancy, 3. Oe | significant areas while gains were Westinghouse workersgo-/ “up~vocally-and-Buick Motor Di-cars, ee 2 owe oe the ae cat cit at
are ae 
Trading was moderately active,|” Ver Soten,maine’ Beets, topped, wo. i./nio larger than, major naan ing back to work. And Westing-/to woo Public opinion for the con-los vais Manager E. M. Braden. a po spbospel ase farmed 

demand apparently coming mainly $9 be. fancy,Re. t. bu.;350 Trading was fast initially, tract negotiatonswill begin|visionlor research Giese ef tas Soabiel G a mctriat| io~ : prefabricated t

bu. Carrots, topped.Cadbege, 3.7 No. that of as supe and manufacture cad cot 

from. scattered commission house tote be Celery rook, es there were quite a few cob ae l d C | d a : named... “Dan Speed’ who 18 tages and houses, has started oper-
buying orders, Once again the|280 px. basket. Leeks, No. 1, 1.45-1.15| Sized blocks on the tape. 10 ge aiendar ‘ mangement sens cechaspiten o development portrayed in typical accident situ-ations at thy North Shore Lumber

major feature of the market was/$0%,, Guions, Gry. Me. 1 1.90150 faatebi eas os: increases as egertcrges Ah the Metallurgical | ations as a sage who voices wry |Co. at Houghton Lake, The com-
] lack of sé pressure. 1.00 dou. bennett roa No.1. 1.00-been the mart place chosing 2 etd D pogped: 1: rei aus eee caewhole. — Dept. He was with comments about modern accident pany: also will have a sales office

a 
t Se Or o.-145 }today followed a sizable drop yes-: thinks scale-the firm-for 20 yrevention. “jin Lansing. ~~~ 

: .& = ; Sponsored by Esther Court : 

1 we wooo Sek, bee “mau terSe a ths Aarancheoese|rOnes aad companies yee," WALCOTT The corporation

newly-formed t#~

ee firstsOi, raatse, ee cy tae in eeevel ail 
backedO

: was % to % higher,| nccncuse, Wo. 1; 1.50 do. bens. Rhubary,| ya, = Ue ciation with High 12. Catherine ey, g «| _ His new district includes the Pon. Ss largely by 

May $2.2544; corn 4 to % higher, hothouse fancy, 90-5-l: box; No, 1,|Chip issues, McCrindle, Sec. hae It’s for Westi nd the tiac, Flint, Saginaw and Lansing farnings ana men who became interested — 
May $1.38%; oats unchanged to};"*#, 5%, box: "heh Rutabagns bog ox naapeanegire yres ier hed — mee Pontiac! Pick Rap] Dolrcscamnes = evalu-| ‘ett itories. in the potentialities of a Northern*4 lower, May 63%; rye % to 39/1 126-150 bu. Turnips, topped, No. 1. Smee ret : = 18.5 aa _—ag —— late how much was gained or lost NEW YORK: (INS\—Standarad ou ot Michigan boom with the — 
higher, May $1.29%; soybeans 44/"Eggs: Large, 14.00-18,00 30-doz. case: prev’ y} a’ new Lanes an be acah a. Priday, by the bitter 186-day strike. The Promotion of James L. Craw to california reports net income for the tion of the Mackinac Bridge, the 
to'l cent higher, May $2.64%, and|mecium. {2 00-13.90; mam, 9-00-1000." (record high. : — ca peat! _ Gegres.; ape ted at aimanager of the newly-created in-| 1s) néed Dee Mare, ins ‘com-|department said. 
lard 3 to 10 cents a hundred naar aaee ._* mi m Pene ae eee 6:30) ar ian — fourth naar ate dustrial relations office of the Lin-| pared with 9211,872,447, o7 9610 8 com. | 

pounds higher, May $12.25. — DETROIT. fae (AP)—Eggs fob ts ngs poplin 5 _ lyear, and the icp duke a ee Ses eee Revenue Tierened Korein sbi ete Bhd vg 5 h | { C d { 
Detroit, cases included. fedetal-seate| path el ys pat : . .jgreater in the first quarter of this terday by Ben D. Mills, division roo Sad tat ‘every: ‘and de-Cc 00 0 on uc 
G P n | gene manager velopment dded er

: ° today on 2,000 shares off %s at 5754. ral and Ford vice during 1955 added nearly! 

= 

rain Frices stoma oar “1s 5 ne a ar pre Westinghouse Electric, down 2 4 year, president three times ee much aa Ss = oom R | F { { p | 

| 46 um 41-44, we avg 42%. Grad j rT * Prod . pany's reserves as was actu ‘ 

7 CRICAIOen — coming Stee S. ee ee en yomenday on 3 3 500, a. tried om @ charge of driving un-Pret R might have a A native of Flint, Craw joined and exnioretory Oe tr Cai CSiale rar ey

Ee cepatnaree 

i grain: Browns--Grade jumbo 49-80, wtd/settled, opened today on 3,500) ger the infl of t are estimated < 

urna tu ‘aveve ot ree -4, ia avai: medi-shares up % at 63% Anaconda ew n ae he mailer nearly 300 million dollarsin bill-the Ford Division in 1950 es in bp RT oad forecast spending Seven innnired reatiers ond bast 
i cocae 2.26% May ........ 63% | w avs @% B, large <o . Wilson, tt was named supervisor s am

| aly soseese18 july see cceee ee Grade C, large 3. |Co., off 2 points yesterday, lost) esterday was found guilty and "8 Value. Wages it could have = at the firm's Highland A esc = TINS) National pairy(nessmen from ‘Michigan and the 
fle oe mS poe . "| Sommercially aan bay _|% at 81% on an opening block’ tineg $100 or 10 days in jail by = bes didn’t are estimated to): +atation. Priorto his recent ap-| Products Corp. year, “oded Bee. 3 = will convene in Ann Arbor 

M . 1.38 July retest TESS atum 40-41 “GradeB rye St todayof 2,000 shares. Pontiac Municipal Judge Maurice)" million dollars. ntment he was Lincoln's sal-|$40.346,983, equal $2.98 April 3 for a two-day rea) estate 
caeug Eval ce Bong Michi-

TUY .rcceess+ 141% Be ASenanee 121% on aL -at; me-goesaf meget bac E. Finnegan. iter ore 1 rderay it ari aried personnel manager, share. This’ « with at,eee ‘clinic’ at the University of 

rj Dee sects 130% July 12.97 | ntagedto Scents lower’ Trego tal : "Radio |” o $30.0oa Hom a1 ng. aaa ted ig de "hopes ,

d recet Bethlehem Steel, Zenith Radio,| “A $75 fine was paid yesterday|Wwill be some time yet before; it Crisman has been $30,008 $121 S31 in 3964. A mong pal nelists duri an

b : . E. named ng open-
Hathiord, &

Ae diacounted large to prevent further accu RCA, Universal Cyclops Steel./by John Ingram, 42, of 2509 can be teld how successful ‘ the Pots ohbren scaanga of the wees, a vice runt aday Wasaaiad ath be Sued 

| cenerally clearing satisfactorily. |United Aircraft, American Tele-/Williams Lake Rd. who pleaded|company will be in its sales cam-|continental Division, and William) vit os Bh ca aee Pree Pew of Birmingham, and William

| canweef MDONE,... take... Mining,..South-' guilty to-a-chargedriving under Paign to recapture and widen); wanace promoted to generalcver the Ae 08 sents & com. |S, Orosz of Royal Oak, both of

of | 

_cemcxco roraroes ern Railway and Distillers Corp.|the influence of liquor. The plea ™4rkets for its products. : ager's assistant according to momiha ot ee fr the “Tatil ire whom will participate in an analy-

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Asriveh old sige 16; om s00; tora, Lower were Ford, U. S. Rubber,/was entered before Keego Harbor! A strike in the steel industry|Forq Vice President William C. sis of realty salesmen's problems.

rack 

an olve <= 208; suppligs moderate, Ward, dicta Avi-) Justice Southart. be much more costly. ord Plan New Jail Open to benkera, industrialist,

Issue. pments roger James {could Mills! lonia 
i sets unsettled, utilities firm and round ation, monwe: son, at capacity with! ¢i, ly wae istant! lawyers, ers,

now operating salesmen

"-— reds firm to s! er. Carlot “Tnterfational pois f

: track sal " k: : Idah it American Smelting, Interfational” Pleading guiliy to a charge of sires “backlogs ensuri ng produc-manufacturing manager while Wal-| IONIA W—Workinen con! tinued laymen, the clinic ic will be conduct-

| Acting Leader pig. tote Nickel, Cyanamid, driving the of I tion for abead. has as assistant to [preparations for the Extension

Cypriot 'Sirsiaitinsitnstait American Inter-under influence months Ince served the Wednesday .con-\ed ‘by University = 

g \yp itiacs 490-51 and waxed. 449 national Paper, General Electric quor, William Dayton, 41, of Li-Management is already, putting operations manager. struction of the new $176,000 Ionia Service and’School of Business Ad-) 
c States No Peace Seen wnrsses. Jone el path de and American Airlines. vonia — fined $100 and jailed el \up its own. views in rebuttal. It County Jail, The residential yar ministration in —— with 

* . moderate and Pinarket firm. New stock day Farmington Municipal says that good t are| Farm in India have been of the old jail is being razed the Michigan Real te Assn. 
Unless Exile Lifted eS Stee ee New York Stocks Judge John J. Schulte yesterday. pray if he aduery ts po dastgean on considered —a ss for = new me:and the Rare Office of Vo 
5 (Late Morning Quotations) nance a needed expansion of its good omen, is next on the oc ule. cational Instruction 

NICOSIA (INS)—The acting spir-' owfeago, March2 axe 508 arson WA Ime Wick | 7 eel sheen acter domi a Laue facilities. And it argues that its) —— — 
earn poms resis A So ie bed “yore AA.$Y: |Allied “Chem ne” Int BPE a: $6 of 1081 Stanley Ave. yesterday was “= hikes _— the war meee r) 

aC 92 A $7: B 56: 69 C 54.75; carsiAllied Strs..., -Int Te el... i Ponti Munici nm caused past wage P| 

today there can be mo peace on)” barely. steud; fap ton ope Alcea pene Jecobs, = at ceria! Coa teen unicipal creases. !

Cyprus until Britain allows Arch-SS Fg price2 one ed to| Am Airline. 3s. pores Hats nese . ; | 
bishop Makarios to return’ from nts Go mised 38. inediams s: Am Gyan... 72.2 Kennecott .. 1614) Charged with reckless aie | N

exile. | sreasepee TS, Curae ecm Stam cee s MS Peas Be Charles Dinkins Jr., 27, of 12 Wal-| | WQ amed by Ford 
Bishop: Anthimos, a 53-year: [Am Motors... 8 ‘Or Giass |. 49.2 Mut St. yesterday was fined $25 by

chal categina lela ireguaniion Poultry ce gates. 24 ie McN & & 16.1 Pontiac Municipal Judge Maurice to To 5 lin Posts. 

as a political moderate, stated Am Smelt. 514 rota aire)48 |E. Finnegan. 
im an exclusive interview: DETROIT FOULTRY an te * 33.4) 

. een fee ‘Detrott for Not quailty Am Viscose... 444 Mack Trk ... 313! Howard E. Fox and Lieyd G.! The promotion of two Oakland 

“There can be no further nego-{ioe poultry up to 10 a.m Anse Co -816 May DB str |. 4.3) Kirby formerly with White Bros. residents to 
tiations with the British unless) p28", ins ot treerst eet bene 20-31 |Anec Wee. et Msreen 100 #3) Real — = weenree haveithe Ford Motor’ Co.'s styling di-

; Archbishop Makarios is brought mM; grey crosses -27;, Barred ks pets “ow & Co WA Mpls 5 Ue 7 «6 «opened 0 Clarks-vision was announced today 

bee 26-27. tes (3se-Ate Ibe) 28; (5-6) Atl Retin... 40.6 M -#92\ ton at 20 8 Main St. The firm's 
* * ig: Nag Ceca ae t hens Bale a'dhic.. 483 dover yueel $05 name is Clarkston Real Estate. Robert H. : a

‘ : with prices 1 cent lower and supplies |Bendix Av..., §5 Moto 0.6 —ACY. . Maguire, Sea?

I don't know what harsher iiperal and excessive ers, capon-|Benquet ....., 2.1 Mueller Br ... 37.6) Miller Way, Birmingham 

measures Governor (Field Marshal ample, Light receiptsof tur-|Boeing Air,18:3 IS eae ns 11 we wen nave 0 Fun Wey os corluamed ct stylist of a

tippusy s. 

Sir John) Harding is contemplat-|keys this k * far are extremely Bond Stre..,.. 15.7 “pd vob dig rs! Post March 23, 1965.~All you can|created staff advanced styling : 
ing but there can be no peace) ‘rt "balna ottere try and obtain (Boreee, G14 Nat Lead... 93:1) eat for $1. 6 to 9 p. m. Place,|dio. He sueceeded &

ate Time, 

‘ to return and find a solution satis-ee A Ford Bloomfield |

; factory people poul-|Budd ike. 20.6 No Michig Pas

to the of Cyprus.” ICA Sr Maren 21 (AP)—Live Brun 4Co : na Am ’Av $3: St. Pontios, —AdV.|Winlane ft it lis. | y 

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Anthimes was appoint er ey, st: a, Meee war tow \calume mM. ibe Rat aipise' Hha| | Rane age ents Prt. Dat. 28, 9 So, -0 Ti" previously had carved es hui Gt cae wan ee ode CATT Of 95 

ed by the Cypricte Orthodox |b26* sete 18-19.8; bredlers gt Compoy Wy, 483 E22 = $22 noon. First Christian Church, 88¢head of interior styling for the| closet (less seat) . . . complete with trim. ‘THESE .

Sw* slagalyl 

. + « THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THIS LOW PRICE!

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The Bargain Bex, Woed-

and political leader whenlat-TT k Cater Trac. 612 Prod Ose 33! ward, Birmingham. a a Ford | LORED BATH SETS-Now-os-

the 

eal bp eager March 9 with Z z Livestoc é —o ° bd Paes % lel thes for the entire family, at Ones ae previously ss 
Lp er churchmen oecouse peta DETROFT, LIVESTOCE, pemens Se Oe pi? pr «$8, low prices. MI 4-4528 oa ase . ‘aol 

thelr uncom mabey tional. arc. — = i | special staff 1 

ism, =. lable $00. "Few early sales and bids Core Cola... 1274 Prot © 9 1h* Rummage sale Sat. 8 te 12. Con-| Vice president 1985 |

-berrows and gilts around 50 cents Se | nee 16.7 Pure Oi) ..... 45.5 | Church. of|afteryears | 
: er, but market not fully established; |Co! Gas ..... poy -fe eregational Corner 10

The interview took place in the) ssriy U.S. No. 1, 2 and 3 00-590 oon ale + 8&3 Repub stl (/: 48.2; Huron and Mill. —Ady.|industrial design firm. He began

Bishop’s green-walled synodic}lbs.some mixed for w 16.00; \Con N Ges”hada see Ret Met .... 0.7) his styling career ith

: fairly uniform 190-220 Ibs. 14.25, Rey Druw .. $84 styli 

chamber op the outsirts of Ni-|some neld higher: no early sales sows. COM F pf 4% 108.2 Rey Tod so?) Rummage sale, 398 8. Saginaw.| Motors, where 
cosia, : Cattle—salable 200. reostpts Cont Cen. ag Rock Spe... 31-3\ From 10 ‘til 4 p. m. Sat., March 24. ‘x

mostly cows; about 400 slaughter steets cont sror"'? ne Sh yee Teed 50.4 —Ady| According to 
British soldiers stood guard out-a yeartings eprciad from cores © Osa Ou... 1101 Fg Ree Pap .. Fi) \styling director,

ancient Geen pda vee 343

side the 12-room sanctu-| "otk; — sah Corn, Pa: 34 Sears nest see Wome n's Literary Club rummage “re part of ai | 
ary, now temporary headquarters ond bets seere ores. ene ahaa Bow me 328 Simmons a apa sale at “8.4 Saginaw Fri. 11 a. m. gram in the design .

Prices Slashed

of the ethnarchy, but a Greek flag good and choice ted ‘steers early 18.00.Dis C Seg 318 a 2. Sac e2) p. —Adv. 
: most cleanup salesutility and) . ‘ ce Ps

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ners and cutters 18.06.13. utility Eas in eee ee W. Huron. 24. cna. 

: . wcalves cealchie 125 ~Vealers opening z aes Lite Pn td Ol Ind .. $8.7 a De N Sin k

; ed ®4 std Ol Ohio.. 61.4

Open Court Hearings wii fh Sn Ba 3S SESSSee SY eammage se. vem or Dem Nomination| st 

. A en s oie veers ew prime Erie RR” +. 22 Swift Pee . 

in Suit for Dama eS mercial 38 ooe2t 00 intend’wunty| faeee Gt See a —Adv.|_ WASHINGTON (INS)—Sen. Hu-CABINET.

ee SINK 

mostly 10.00-14 Pirestane 1.) 784 Texas Co ....1282 _bert Humphrey (D-Minn.), predict-!

si Sheep-Baladle 350. Not enough sheep) Deed Mach.... $3.6 oes te ae Raagrer sale St. Vincent Hall,.5 today that presidential candi-| ! with. faucet

ay snd 
Hearings began today in Oak-|ertone around sendy | “* \Gen'Bynam... Sie Timk B Bear 113 arke St. Sat. 6 "til 11:30 a m. date Adlai E. Stevenson, jarred 30 Galion Gas today! Slight imperfec-eiretper, Gleched fer Ghee 
land County Circuit Court on a ; = _ Gen Fas. $3 Traneamer ... 303 —~"|by his Minnesota primary defea tions. REC. é

S00 damage mt fd 8 ROY er AMGLSRTHTOS gy St Min” 1} ep ins. 23 ar yor tee tm i and nentswil tow axe a "tere seme’ | Hot Water $095 $17.95 556”

al Oak policeman who claims he! hogs 8,000: active: butchers unevenly Gen Tel ....., 42 Om Carbide ..120. |OMd. . FE 6-0424or MA 56-4031. for the = ee 
was unjustly accused of having! 2g notte oes Tie Yo 13 50°1460 with (Gee THe «-..: 8 CSNAl te Ot —Aav. HEATER 

rr 5 1any | ae a r mn 4)

Hee EE aad ae 4 No, 35 24 that 1600 TW \Goeeteh ws. oky OEE Ai. 12) Rummage sale, K: of C. Mall, 8,,, Stevenson “backers ig ra Bs CABINET. SINK

5 wife. --_,|f> some of which were sorted for weight Goowest |--+. 8 Om Ges Cp ... 329 Saginaw, Ma rh 33, $ to 8p. m,|noped the ane $I 95 With fences and virainer . . .

it The accusation was leveled at/ana grade 1410-1635. latier price fh Smear: ah U8 Lines March 24,9 to lla.m. —Ady. 508 Estes Kefauver’s upset vic-spol— out bor < « 
Lt. Dale Williams by Robert J./$35 s30°tp "Ia75-13 90. 260-378fo 1225. Gt, West 8... 317 sen se ‘|tory in Tuesday's ‘Minnesota elec-| Just 2 Lefe... “c §$ 50 

Lytle, of Royal Oak, during a di-| 12.75; sows 350-600 Ib nde 2.00: mainly Pte tap orcad Jog Warn B Pic .. 2038, Rummage Sale. Youth Center. tion would turn the statesman-like| Con Tate ae at this LOW PRICE! gienee { 69 

vorce action brought by Lytle’s for-| 10.788nd sbeve for larger lots; carly, |Heran Chee.*hbia —— Un a 3830.7 Lake Orion, Fri. and Sat. —Adv. Stevenson into a more aggressive | and Yosh continaeat BIG 52-Inch 

mer wife here in September 1954.| Slabs. eatte 00: sige,eigedy to Hooker gi "ar $ White Mot g3| Ham dinner, 82 Perkins, Fri, 5 2" idate. 3-UNIT KITCHEN 7 Prtllotaceony 

‘Four other Royal Oak law offi-|26 lower, mostly stead te, weak: ¢cont Tl Cent 673 Wilson & Co 16 (until —, $1.28 and Tic. —Adv.| At the same time it was under: | 
cers were also accused by Lytle. Hamed = laa a Drime 1198 1mm | ieaeee ey oa vu oe 2 rede -stood that Kefauver campaign ke 52 Gallon WALL CABI ET SINK

Williams seeks damages on the Ait sg"a" sea’ of"prineteste MAE, GA Foune #22, 2 Police Know When, | iraders plan their fe -se ies te

to intensity 

basis his reputation was hurt by! at PD 00: Joad lots si i choise nd tnt Rus Mach 462 . Zenith Rad . 1964 ture primary operations,: hich | Electric CABINETS 

the charges which he alleges were Sune chotce aitgers ri 25-20 $0. food Int Harv 37.1 Pord Mot 2 Now Wonder Who already include contests tn wie. | esas 50

: $1195° 
grades 16.7! 7 several loads w y

not proved. | < reher AVERAGES | consin, Florida, California, Alas-

and commercial Holstein steers 13.60-
are 2 A burglar last night left good, ; HOT WATER Reg. 3] 9%

$25.50

few loads mixed

Attorney Brakie J. Orr repre-) 14.50; a choice and the Associated Preas at Compiled 107) if THESE ARE Freer

ichoice and prime heifers 18 78-19.50. 30 ‘evidence of what time when he *# ad Montana. ee 

em aloe tenes al ema ray Waa oe rast ais Ut suices broke into a gas station st 208 Kefauver backers in Indiana pre HEATER Sturdy, all steel construc-

ence L. Smith is appearing for, hetters 2 us is i few, hi = A or Bt bod mas re es N . Paddock St ‘dicted the senator also will enter ’ tion, white enamel! finish, Gad arnttattatin ‘

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Lytle. Judge George B. Hartrick eeetan cowscows 12.54-13.00,all most canner, Month teo 2646 1386 734 1788 Pontiac police said the thief the May 8 Hoosier presidential pri-| e oon chrome door handles. : ‘At-$ 40% 2

rercial 
is Peesiding. cutie and tity bulls nie ie wel teas: 86 high... 2728 1462 785 jap Pulled a master .electric switch, mary. No one bas filed on the: popped tractive, useful! 2 DISCOUNT $ 

———— heavy fat bulls 1150-1225: vealers 28.00 i954, Mie cl Site Tate fd ist8) stopping an electric clock at 11:35 Democratic ballot thus far. Compare the vel: 2 $
Futile Dream of Owning | ae “tb ‘yearling stork steers 18.00.1925. 1254 low 19 718 584 1080, p.m. one $ Youngstown 2 

and “cholee 900 Ib feeding steers| DETROIT STaC Only about $3 in pennies was' reu't | be S Seal 3 2 
Alcatraz Island ! 6 1300: lambs J. Con from cash

Fades ie shee saugnter iC Nephier ‘looted the register, 

low, ear es 25 we’ | Pigur es alter de imal points are elgh 
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LOS ANGELES (#—William share to. sel, sh eb Elec Equip High Reoncording the Milford

J. ‘inree, stil se siaugnter Allen & Co Low to owner, Beat-2 $ 
Workmaning 
and his dreamdied of own-ieee Hasdy: good Ib ‘2 pus wosledof ‘GemmerButwin RutberMfg. ce-2@ i. 36 0. 657 E.-_ St 95 3 Upto S07

Alcatraz Island last night. thou! fotee eve 108 down: ® deck Co #38 f, Pike 2 YE 3$ 
prime 127 Ib at 1928; eull/ Gt. Lakes Ol & Chem* . 13 2 * read > 4

Workman, 79, contended during to low “good lambs 1200-2900. around Howell Blect Mir Co * «: 5 Enter Gas Station, A PAPPDAAPAPPPPPPRPAS 

@ deck mostly choice 100 ib fall shorn nn et rod Co. 94 94 94 , H

|tambs 19.50, a part deck 118 at el The “peer .4Ul7 al? 3? f

10-year legal battle that a Mew 

Ib 

Co 

O en Vendin Machine Transit 

Mix Concrete and

a 

, 

land grant in 1845 gave his: eull to choice slaughter ewes § 60-800. Rudy Mfg. Co* -.., ‘4 41 P' g Buildin Soon com-

TE excelent 

.

$3.69

ean 

|W

|

sb 

asked

ME

* No sale uid and
sae EEE

Wife Charges Cruelty | 

tile to the island in San|

Bap” He cine. Se 

uliding

S Bivd

st

ancestors

Pranic 

m7

5

\Eeiece Co. 

anton at

broken into 

pry

as

~

aeeee 

oppor

capable

oem,

tunity

a

last night and

a ea

was

,E. 

for 

a

title was never iransterved when 

ja small amount of change taken 

Inquiry strictly

the federal government took over ‘in Gene Nelson Divorce Sanity Hearing! Sloted 

man. 

con-

jfrom a cigarette vending machine, 

fidential. Address

Post Otice Bor

the island for a penitentiary. |

Perea,of ite 

TH 3 Weary

your

ANGELES @—Gene Nel-JACKSON — Circuit sccording Pontiac police.

dante accel APN, Ct Se NE a ean]

divorce complaint 3 for a sanity hearing for Teyear: Nolen, 642 Meadow discov ered 

LOS 

™ 

J 

to

te

cruelty

erat 

er

ca

aa

in

,of 

Ave. 

No. 29, Flint, Michigan.

ney

since 

a 

a stroke six months ago. 

ifiled by actress Mariam Frank-a Sobsiatalbad broken.

old Harold W. Lewis. who is ac-

Ill to Buy:

llyn, They were married in 142 

cused of slaying his grandmother

County Deaths 

iin New York City and separated 

EE Se ees Se aS

SE ce sles

with a butcher knife. Asst. Prose-

1. Cash
in 1953, 

‘cutor Russell E. Noble said three

Her complaint, filed yesterday,

Charles A, White 

psychiatrists who examined the 

2. Layaway
iJackson youth earlier this month 

Detroit Edison Co.

said a settlement had been

SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 

reached that provides for her and 

3. FHA
Service for Charles A. White, 46,/ 

of 2892 Shiawassee, will be held! 

iWill*be called to testify. The san-

their son Alan Christopher, 8. 

lity tests were ordered at Lewis’ 

At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock

at 1 p.m. tomorrow from Sawyer larraignment March 6 when he 

Ne Money Down

Officials Fear Overdue 

yields better than 5% at present market

Funeral Home, with Masonic bur-

stood mute to a murder charge 

(Ae Lew as $1.25

ial in Roselawn Park Cemetery. He, in the killing of Mrs. Muriel Lewis,

Plane Possibly Crashed 

PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.

price. -

Weekly)

died Tuesday. 

63, 

Mr. White leaves his wife, Eva; WACO, Tex. # — Officials at) 

oe

Sse

eeeanes 

two sons, Jamies and Charles, and. James Connally Air Force Base-4 COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE

‘Wheat Output Climbs a 

two daughters, Barbara and Mary-said today that a B25 with six 

Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies

lyn, all at home; a brother, Ar-men aboard was overdue and was | FRANKFURT — Europe's 1955, 
thur of Lapeer; and two sisters, believed to have: crashed some-| production of wheat is estimated at, 

some 50.-C. J. Nephler Co. Phones: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100

Mrs. Laura Ainsley and Mrs. Mary place in central Texas. 

P< 

of Pontiac. Names of the men aboard were, 900,000 bushels higher than in 1954.7) ;

L ange , both i ood velvased ‘Record crops were reported for], 818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 FREE PARKING 172 S. SAGINAW : Free Devens 
. 

“ xcept on Carry

Europeans discovered gold ore} An intensive aerial search was|Italy, West Germany, and Bel-$ 
on the plateau of Brazil in 1693. |under way. |gium. i 


by Dick ‘Turner _ Moving «& Trucking 19} Wid. Miscellanéous 28)

Agencies 8A | CARNIVAL 

re Pt A tt 

REDUCED RATES |%ss ort

BIRMINGHAM Suiith 
OPENINGS" 

Needs secretaries, d and 
t necessary. 5 P nn and ® wk.

FORD 

Drm ae area. . cone 
office Ty; easary. 
Birmingham en oy ent Service,

MOTOR CO. _130_W. M min, 

COUP E WANT PED

Tractor & Implement 

Tremaine: vindmes.

-Division in 
paid vecation, Pontisc omar 
ment Service, 18 W. Huron 8&t., 
PE 4-2551.

BIRMINGHAM JOBS FOR MEN 
HAS OPENINGS FOR 

trainee, 60 

Claims —— ae require , 

Secretaries Clai 

Bl Riker , Bldg, er 
JOURNEYMAN icant &

AND machinist wanted Call 
ovmiaa. Service,

Fe tie.

Stenographers 

LOOKI _ PE 32-0687 

PAINTING AN PAPER HANGING 

of interest and diversity BUY OR SELL Bik

Apply. duet the woman who looks! 

PA PAPERANGING

PONTIAC 

en et 
en et 
eGof oy cashsa

2500 E. Maple Rd. Employment Service 

PAINTING AND oe os wong

podade 
: F : W. Huron FE 4-2561 es 

ao

Birmingham PONTING ie “Saulual Cuts. ea Lake — 41157

PAINTING & PAPERHANGING. 

Free. colimetess. FE 4-167._

¢

Open Wednesday 'til9 | JOBS FOR GIRLS NG ASPECIALTY! FOR Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 

eres,conNE.eed, coumerpial Reg

bility. try me! Phone FE J AND BATH, PIRST FLOOR.RE-

Saturday 9 ’til 12 RECEPTIONIST, trainee 8179 CASH. erator, ‘stove, . utilities, PE

ROY KNAUF, Realtor

: begp Crenn mature for front 

1}a= & Wall re ts For land contracts, fast and ef-
ficient service, if you ere plan-| 26% W. Huron; PE 2.7421, OA 86-3330 3. ist FLOOR, STOVE AND UTiL-

Pree

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST, for ities furni ?

one 5 eesiese to town, 108

ning to sell your contract we

—Physio-Therapy 21 LISTINGS WANTED

toad get = =r money, ask

HELP! — CLERK, foe real

Bi Set 

Ta ROO!OM APT. ALL

one

"eps let

have bee lig oes 

Bats

deal, | BOOKKEEPING 

_furnished. 700 Auburn Ave.

SWEDISH MASSAGE & Suen AEY. 

ree foot ane: 72 Elm 

3 ROOMS AND BATH, a won

AND. 

| wills \% block

MACH. OPR.. wil

tet 

iy. 1 —— iets

a 

ce oeoer 

Taree Service 22 

_month. Bald’

824

Ms,

“Now that we're married where's that piggy bank of

FNSPECTOR OFFICE home 

MCMODERN.iN. STEAM

~~ 

pnd fees, Sree Clean-

COPENHAVER’S RAD’ TV 

FOUR ROOMS AND BA’ i

__ Waterford Rd. AN BATHE 

tals PE560 Huron, Riabt Seams

SECRETARY to executive 

a :
TIDOLEADED LADY WHO” DE. 

arses, just =husb 

PBX Dee holes Ls 

NT BOOKKEEPER . 6250 Building Service Business s Services 13

RECEPTIONIST CASHIER $240 pel 

7 Rooms.3. REASONABLE RENT, \

BaYOR ouraT TV SERVICE. 

Me FE

FE 5-si 2 LARGE ROOMS, NEWLY DEC-

... 

orated, Closetown.

to 2

_wile a's slow.5-211<

bengaiey, FE 

menor 

4 oy .PVT. ENT, i

peu tE5

SANDING & FIN. 

HEATING SERVICE

A-1 LAYING,

Hardwoed 

EXPERT TV SERVICE. ALL pe) working couple. Private entrance,

GRAEBNER’S—Pontiac

OPENINGING 

Floor Service

ac 

Gas, of] burners and furnaces maker. Service po 9 to @ Ja-

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. 

ROOMS7 & BATH, UPPER. PRE-| 

fer references, 54944, 8 to 5. 4 

“Where Pcearead pap First" 

7ROOMS, PVT. ENTRANCE. 7%

_ 2-6007. 

313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 

Cox ‘Television, 43 8. Segin 

H. S388VanWeit. 5440 Dixie Hwy
cleaned —< serviced. All_ makes, 

aw.

__Licensed Contractors. PE 3-7647

Phone FE 5-0277 

FE

Daz or ae FE 41063. Day OL FE 5-4620. 
32-0161, INE HEATING co. GUARANTEED TV REPATR ANY 

laenowen “SHARPENING AND MAKE. NDON'S 

ACTION!

ir cooled engin. service, 0140 

OR 3-2211. _ 

4 ROOMS UPSTAIRS. ADULTS }

_only,37 Sanford. i

POSITION FOR 

2 acne(8. SUIT. FOR 2 GENT. 
Oakland Ave.__ 

_N.

Inquire 345 

4 ROOMS AND BATH, PRIVATE

t Call after §. FE 46-8228.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1251 Baldwin

Salesladies 

J LARGE ROOMS WITH 3 CLOS-

‘ontiae Lk. Rd. 

Close in, $15 Call aft, 3:30.

A-| GENERAL REPAIRS, HOME 

ets.

Fokits pet bee our Land Con 

i ‘what 

2 ROOM 

CARPET LAYING.

and industry, OR 3-2057 | after 6 

_PE_ 23043.

‘ACCOUNTSTS PAYABLE 

Hues i Bl ——

45 E. Walton Bivd. PE 4-7601

rred, 

neat 

ap-

i 

look-

binding, Any repairs. Car iple 5 

ts

eaneees 

we are 

APT.7. 

ADULTS. 

1 

BLK.

AIR COMPRES8O AIR TOOLS,

Waite’s Sth floor 

Coat = Lees or shop.

a 

TUCKER'SRADIO-TV. LG 5-374.

ob, generators, cheaters, sand-

RESTS ER

R ISTERED 

§ ROOM 1ST FLOOROR APT. BO 

_children. PE 4-10 UPPER {| 

mploye ashes Call = FE 4-3690, 168 E Pike

_time, T¥ier 7385 
PLASTERING, cre AND RE-

_Typewriter Service 22A

pair. Carl Buxton FE 4-0028. 

rr’ coun Spe able, or ecsivanes.

NU

NURSE 

“ ‘8 RENTAL

he ta i’ typing andhi 

§ ROOMS AND BATH, i

@2_W, Montcalm. sss FE 44-5240

WANTED 

A-1 CEMENTNT WORK 

ainte ii

_Also cabin, 1 baby welcome. Meaty pela read oesma |

titer” s"p.m. FE Sted |

Edw’M. Stout, 

Realtor 

‘ 

LLOYD MONROE ~ 

ary ie gualied rs0n, gat 

ROOM LOWER HEAT & GAs |

8:8:30

FE 46866 

sofia Been il

7. Eve. 
cericed 87.8. Parke St

SROOM UPPER. HEATED. WEST f

PRACTICAL NURSE 

lin-

Service. 

stir BLOCK AND CEMENT 

=<

vase

Lege oe

contract, shop 

side. Adults. FE 2-2198.

Also chimneys. No job too Sinks — Sunday 

FE 4-202)

OR EXPERIENCED 

. 

}

lan -Residential 

AP ‘ALeee& aed 7" R0O! § NI Chien 5 ROOMS AND BATH, WILL PART-
bus line, 

commer-

TREE |TRIMMING AND REMOV-

celal. Guaranteed work, Ph, FE

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

_ly_ furnished. FE 5-0405.

adults or work-

& Free estimates. Phone FE near 

8. F
+8004, : 

ing girls: 68 

8. 

Francis.

CUSTOM DE COVERS. 

5§ ROOM,. MODERN APT, IN

wi tn Doctor's offic 

ba oo bdogeCall OLive 000, 

BASEMENTS 

aa or partial-repairing old & 

in veut 7 ROOM & BATH. PRI. ENT.

_Your material. FE 5-2760, ee en 

eountry, near 

Rochester, for

TREE ‘TRIMMING AND 

ogg ee 

ap-

pol ie estimates. FE 2-6019. PE EAKLE’s CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-prox. 2 hrs housework per

ky basement atdrproof-

and nominal rout No objection to

2 ROOMS, ON ‘BUS LINE, , COUPLE

K. L.Templeton, Realtor 
gal, Private 8.

333_ Orchard 

Shia elt4 vere Chr eey Rd, EM

ing. Cement floors & "Grains 

-

_ schoo! 

child OL

jl, Free esestimates 

entrance. 

_age

also additions garages, & Qreeze-

Bookkeeping & Taxes 14 

17 LOIS 8ST. AT N. aaiaes

~“THOMAS UPHOLSTERIN

ways roofing, siding, porches & 

rooms. 

Heat to $70 per month. 

__Phone FE! 

windows & 

ban c'TeLBORAPH FE 

37 ROOMS ADULTS ONLY. 81 AU-|

s-sae

ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICB 

SLIPCOVERS DRAPES BED-

AVAILABLE APRIL 1sT, NICE 3

wiitioe fur-

MICHIOAN BOMB REMODELERS 

spreads Your material. rE 5-5797. 

you'l | 2ae wi PRIV. ENT., $16.50

week. Small child wel-
Sanderson 

3377 _ FE 45063 

INCOME T 

Por: r land 

contracts — 

apartment.

room

1

Edw. Hawley nn. =. ur vservice. —= ask for Mr. per

___ Lost & Found __ 2 

“WHITE. 

_nished, lake privileges, OR_3-7466.

aber Sain CEMENT “WORK 

& fireplaces, PE 2-2468. 

_come. FE 68-1431.

Income Tax—Reasonable 

AVON APT., 4 ROOMS AND BATH

2? ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE.

© W. HURON, $0¢ FRANKLIN RD. 

S17 = Pike St. References

CARPENTRY & GENERA RE-

pair, No job too little! Por free 

_estimate callFE 86-0304. 

re-

FOUND -LARGE BLACK MALE facilities, Adults only.

EVENING 

German shepherd, oor 10, well

FE +3041 PE ¢9312 mnetae 3-eio4. Call after 
_4 Pp.

Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 

Taner ‘SUM OF MONEY sere 
BadlyY as Fisher peng Lp 

BROS. 

v

196 

8t.. Apply East —aat 

Satetntls 3 ROOM APARTMENT,

7 ROOMS, CHRISTIAN COUPLE.

CARPENTER -ROUGH ORR PINNISH. 

Remodeling and kitchen cabinets.

pe. INFORMATION 

in good condition. Pri

Private bath and entrance. 118 

— work L_guarentesd OFORIando +1003, 
_E. Howard. 

lights, gas stove and ref rator

‘ALL KINDS OF COATS RELINED 

2 ROOM NICELY FURNISHED. 

furnished $70 per a hoe

anted Mate —_10,

LPL LINDL ALAA OD 

7 “iso Glterations, reasonable, MY) Pe

2-0781 

Pedacen and television, 101 8.

work, FE 54-0762 

Pe) Diste Hwy.

PP PDL 

_— 

FLOYD KENT, Realtor 

W, Lawrence St. FE 58-6106 

Next to Consumers Power Co. 

Phone OR 3-1295

‘CEMENT IS OUR SPECIALTY. DRESSES, SUITS, COATS & “Ale 
FE 22638. _ Reward. WE NEED _and gas. Inlaid ttle. _%% 8. Jesste. 

red THEIR wa WANT 2 CLEAN ROOMS, HEAT, LIGHTS

__Ploors, basements. EM 3-4879. 191E. Huron FE 4-2074. * 

ae eee WARING AND ANY Y ROOM BASEMENT APT. PRI-

__ Gardenen Plowing 16B LAND CONTRACTS

bs, FE 2-1560, vate ent. Private bath. Suit. for 

DEI-RIOAPTS._

ICAL WIRING LICENSED _2 or 3 men FE 4-3135. 

uray, 23-8657, CUSTOM PLOWING DISKINO, jonely without him. Please return We will give you

PE 20687. Lt pao eed pore lg DR “BATH “& EN-

SANDING. LAYING 

FrrditachOt Taknsat char

ax“308, SUITABLE 22

SUTTA 1FOR 

re ce

att

nd Ler oar equipment, Ches-FE 15, Reward, eosts. Early settlement. Give

Chatfield, 6-0883. 

281 OAK..AND 

3 rooms and bath stove and utilt-

him Yai?152 W. Lawrence, or ©

AND 

12 |

sea

finishing 

trance, 

us 

_ties_furnished. Couple _enly.__—_

M1 

7 AND 3} ROOM APARTMENT $15.

_ter 

* = call today. Free esti-
Por ladies dresses, chil-

Child weicome. 0 Ct IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,

dren's weer. Steady ay Good

swear. pote 

and emulate Income. Tax Service 17 

_fooms end bath, FE 2-7833.

7 CLEAN ROOMS —y [Conran 

AVAILABLE _

8A FLOORS 

Priv. bath and ent Mo drinkers.

Nichol & Harger’ Co.0. “NOW

_104 8. Paddock.

a ae: Carl Se Bills, FE

work. Call anytime,FE 50003. 

2-671 AA INCOME TAX SERVICE 

excefent “ipcation

¥ ANDING Ax Why Wait in Line?

CARPENTER N 

F LE D

CanrentenSARTRE | 
Wayne Garrett is8 BROWN WALLET, | a SCrStiee

46D 

@ARPENTER Modern equipment bee cork 

e rooms 

atime ‘aparate 

—— e eat — 

7 ROOM wo. NEWLY

N 

Ss

| 

froverey close

ewports — ~ 

ec area, Contatnin; Males

FE 5-6000 381 8. SAGINAW. 

utilities and partly furn.

oo: No a or on— John’ Ta ylor, OR 

rar

CONTRACTSELarge

FOR 

YOUR 

LAND

tant papers, such as card, 

sec. . : 

Bhsdults, call 
oorhels, 

La estim ane Phone OR 

3} rooms, same location,
entrance.

vat = 

separate

ACCOUNTING ANDD _BOOKKEEP-

74_N. Saginaw 

Small

= 

bidg All modern, utilities not

mei Income tax specia

FLOOR LAYING, BANDINGo a FIN-

ING. &

Cc Bud 

Reward. 1070 W. Huron China 

included, $55. See Mr. Wellhoff,

SALESWOMEN 

68-1226, Keego ion *purbrick

_ishing. 

o> oes PE ¢0340 or FE 
Manager, 2720 Dixie Hwy. 

UNFURNISHED APT FOR RENT, , 

Lathe 

ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE

urret 

Experienced only, Full post “FIREPLACES 50 ahiErEES 

FE 2-aga

tion. For ‘women’s mecens. oF Vin-

Lathe eerstere | 

gerie. Excellent ea: and 

LOST. MINK JACKET AT KAY

ne 

__No children. 207 State St.

CARPENTRY 5 3 FOR-

& finish _Remodeling, 

| 

FLOOR aa FIN,

ia “LAYING

* ene Fait 
Baum's Sat Mar. 17. Liberal 

re-

Home calls 

“Wet arevte|

work. 

ANiversity -47004,..0r WE. VE SEVERAL APT. FOR 

LI 6-170, 2 ANND 3 noon CABINS. KITCH-. 1 on the West Side, § rooms |

Thread —— Opers.

sen 

AN INCOME TAX RETURN PRE-

pa: in your home by qualified 

Poy bath, gas nent. pobe id

= 

AY BAUM 

Brick, 

en facilities, Utilities included.

Wanted Real Estate 32A

LOSTLost” YOUR |} PET WANT TO 

School area,

MY hee 71. Tru-Rustie Cabins,

ve a 

bome? FE 5-0200

work. Pias-

stone, cement 

accountant 

with

irmingha 

degree. 

year's lease. We harea

Buelid bdrm 

manera 

468 8. Broadway, Lake Orion. 

a

ichigan Animal “Rescuee

! League.

tering and “tile work. FE 4-2200. 

_Appt, FE 3-7534 

2 

o 

of

IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE, OR | 

st.

—-

SILK PRESSER 

CLOSE IN.

LOST STRAYED ENGLISH SET-

2 RM. KITCHENETTE, 

Emplsy.

ROOFS, ALL 

farm 

for sale, 

see us now, 

we)

GUARANTEED

1018 Hs 

Foutine in Laon > °

APPOINTMENT ONLY 

ay 

couple only. Must be

dog. Due in 10 days re dsp

_ 

Marsh 

ter

ate 

L. Fitewater E 23-2137
Part time, Rex Cleaners. 4432 ee 

__Dixie Hwy., Drayton Plains. CARPENTER WORK NEW AND 

to the name Speck. FE 7 Bere = ow DINNAN _tlean, No drinkere. PE 42337.

383 Cass. 3021. FE 

Fr. E PLEMING Guat 3-6306 

ROOM. STEAM HEAT.

repair,+4

FE 

AND 3

6¢_W. Huron _ FE 42677 | 2

_Days. ORIando 3-0064 after 7 p.m. 

aldw

welcome 

i's ent. rE. +2501, wane 4,

LOST BLUE ANDSILVERER PARK-

children

your|

WIRING, LICENSED House CALL FULLY 

MOST

Realtor 

mt, 

GET THE

er 

TO

land

INCOME TAX. REASONABLE, OR

_Ed_ Murra: 48450, L. A, Young 

21 Fountain pen. Has “Noda” 

P ariridae _Ave, Inquire Apt. Number 4.

conditions and 

eutract

er

3-§306 weekdays. OR 3-0364 after 

the cap. Lost near Auburn and

Mr. Shaw 

Rent Houses Furnished

Furnis 35

at 

EXPER: 

PVT. BATH.

accepted, Apply

on 

APTS.

HOUSE Winina-“ OUTLET. $200 

3 ROOM

children 

+

Hu | 2 AND

_| .1,

ea wt 

TENDEDER 

615. Home appointments, 
see.

FE 2-8316_ 

.

z 

2

Opdyke Has sentimental

bis part time job nights. MA 

OR 

St. Phone

_fon 

or

INCOME on Ax SERVICE YOUR 

Clark §

WAITRESS EPEUDENCED, 

79

_value, PE 17-0483. 

FOR HOME ON

on 

HAVE 3} CLIENTS

_hom mine. FE 4-8703. 

BATH. $18 i WEEK 2 Bore RMS. WALLED LE. MOD. i

41/3 ROOMS &= 

229

_ Hobbiess 

3

Side of 

1 

$ in 

reson. 

West 

town. 

or

“PLASTERING AND PATCHING. 

the

&& Supplies 24A 

bedrooms,

iG, PLOOR LAYINO.

308. FLEMIN 
Ave.

Oakland 

nee 

etty. 

Reasonable, MA I

INCOME Tax “SERVICE 

2

87% W, Huron 

~—

3407, 

mony.

or

pe 

Sanding, finishing. 155 Edison. Ph. 

NO WAITING

EN | ge: CAN EARN. AS FIpMEING W. WANTED _ FE 23-4405.

WORK . 

NICELY FURNISHED

Tay; | 3 ROOM

pO eaten FE he oS >

BENJAMIN" R. 

maces. 

4“Some AND BATH. FUR-

FE 51016 _ LAND CLEARING — STUMP.R 

NEW SCRA os SETS 83. PAINT

much as per br. as full,

time 

or 

apartment al! utilities includ

18 W. Huron Room 15 By number sets. $1.00

AV 

nished or unfurnished. Al 

year

u — 

ee 

_aduits only, FE 5-4382.

eTx, WANTS WORK OF ANY moval—draianage ditches — = 

FE 41803 Eves. FE 6-031 

‘round home on Manéos Lake.

to fit) BA ardiA 1s East 

PEDDLING YOUR

ve

S747. 

Lawrence FE 21414 

3 cielo i eel ONLY. 

_¥EMpire_ 3-016!

1\WOMEN OR GIRTS TO ASSIST 

supervisor — work. No 

“INCOME iors SERVICES

RibSuRAGED COUPLE TH 

SPRING CLEARANCE 

PROPERTY? 

§RMS. KEEGO. CHIL DREN WEL-

WEL 

come Gas heat. Weekly or month-

___ PHONE: EMPIRE }-3125 

}ROOMS % BLOCK FROM BUS

a cement 

NEW CAMERA:

ME:

ood references would like ¢are-

_taker's job. FE 5-0463,

experience. Could 

use 

= —— line, walking err down town.

Bet Tats or slight! 

_ly. PE 8-1 O16. 

§ ROOMS AND BATH. PONTIAC 

_Yiass. Call after 6 p.m. EMpire 

INCOME aaz SERVICE 1 IN YOUR

expectant 

ent. 5-4632.

$14.35, now $10.29 Private bath it. FE 54632. _

| &_ent.

No, 3. $21.78,; Pony saves you | —

home, OA 8-332

reon. 

ualified rospects,

reg

Work Wanted Female 11) ™nster | Free, 

HED

APT UN

|3 ROOM

a 828, reg $31.50, now $23.08; y Suc and vmoae “Don't

NEED HELP? 

worry 

Also

furnished.

and 2 room apt

We

lookers.” Call 

farms. lakes,

with

need 

us now.

35, ode] B, reg. $20 $22.50;

35 model 33.15, 

and

C 

”

TO}, DAY SERVICE. IRONINGS. 92 ERINO ANDD REPAIRS ALL 

CABINS, |BY WEEK. KAMP-INN,

_Oxbow Lake EMptre 3-048

We handle aula details 

_OR_3-0891 or FE 23-8081. 

[ rm.

Gent Ps hee fire 

ae.

With income tax return. = per now $2495: Signet reg , now

the Pickup and delivery, FE

oe 

3 LAROFE ROOMS. HEAT,LIGHT

50; = reo camera, reg. financing and closing

-

_Sverage return, FE ¢-6706

PLASTERING NEW AND RE-

FE? at! “Keller. 

FOR RENT FURNISHED WIN-

terized cottages Children wel-

shorthand, light k= 

84.50, $72.50 rieiny Bulls-Ey and gas, adults, 88 Virginia Ave.

ms. some 

2 WOMEN WANT. WALL ,_WASH-

SAVE MONEY

ping Sy aed conditions. 

outfit, reg. $18.60. $14 To Buy-—To Sell-To Trade 3 ROOMS, FURN, CHILDREN

movie

oe 

cameras $24.50. YOU BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT 

come. 

3810)); Dixie Highway.

pe 

; 

gos 

Salary ee ‘appointment. 

—!mg_and cleaning. FE 7 ROOF MASTERS, NEW AND RE-

a 

6460 Williams Lake Ra.

a us 

file your return for 

wercome. 

FURNISHED HOUSE. 2 ROOMS

you 

PADDOCK FILM SERVICE

_Mr. Ryan, Fi BABYSITTING OR WASHINGS. “& pair, fey Sa work, Freé esti-

T 

ROOMS. NO CHIEDREN 

FE 2-5920.

REF-

389 

gf 

on 

_43 ClarkFE

St, 41444 for 

a 

1032 w. Huron FE 5-875 

and 
water, 

beth, hot and nA running 

of! heat $40 a menth.

erences required.

fronings done $3 « bu. FE 2-6866,

TE 

Ue poston tas

hte NTS

girls and waitress. 

~Notices & Personals 252 

~ 

CEMENT AND BLOCK WORK, aooriNG. SIDING. AND — MoD-

2-4922

RA DRIVE-IN 

PE 3-0234. -iterati ‘in 

os Highland Rd, off Airport _ bruary and

Day WORK. 737. 

E_§2465 DG. SERVICE 

A. Wodek & J. Suther!: 
N. Perry at Joslyn. FR 86-2431
v"

bs 

AAA PRIVA 

ATE DETECTIVES.

‘ED> -— MOTHERLY HOUSE-

_Open Dally, eves. & Sunday 

Specializing in domestic 

wore, re 

eners, maids live in, leun-

4 cleaning w men with GTR WouLD— LIKE RES TOE WORKING _MAN'S» INCOME

| RESTAU-

Eveq_OR_}-2276__FE 

censed 30 

years exp,

TAX

TAR

a 

2.8245 

$8—Stout—Stst

is S Somes work FE 2-4660__ 

‘Aerotred Knapp Shorr

weceee 

FE 2-0263

Baldwin ae “en ARSE) nm.

AYING. 

F 
est pm. FE

FE 

rrROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. FE

Sap Same g BY THE IDaY kG “SNYDER, FLOOR | 

equipped tor “the wir! fer von 34putes

HOURLY AIDE 

1075 _W. Huron

DOOR TO BRANCH — 

Fred Herman

MI 46132. 

NEW, 

2 BDRM HOME, LFASE

and finishing phone

FE $-2980 

NEXT

sooee

nei 

2070 Airport Rd OFF 3-1802

__ Laundry Service 18,

_ 

$86 month, Lake Priv. ORlando |

IRONINGS DONE IN MY HOME, | 

30 eons Spiele Lata PVT

POST OFFICE

WANTED WOMANTO STAY WITH

wile and children while husband

sence 

| AUDIVOX HEARING AID. RM. 16,

DENTAL OFFICE, 

TANKS AND )

also excellent work done on cur-| 8 FE -PTIC ~ iKs TILE 

rE

snopes:

101% N. Saginaw, 40539 

SHORT TERM RENTAL OF BEAU-i

Trenching and

= Law me a works. Live in optional FE tains, spre and linens Will 

ROOMS, ig ey ENTRANCE,

LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF-100 WEDDING INVITATIONS, $7.50 CASH FOR YOUR

OR 3-8212 or KEnw

_pick up and deliver, FE 5-1910.

modest it ete ee |— +6235. 

ee 

tifully furn'shed 2 bedrm. duplex.

. 

erat onty. near Pontiac Motor.

fled Beautifully alee Pontiac 

18 W. Huron |-
Fast service._

-en ae 
Somer wi 

“WORK FROM HOM 

_Couple preferted. FE $-8474

Sutherland Studio

IRONINGS, $3 A BUSHEL, ~G00D 

FE 4-4625 after 5:00.

HOME OR 

EQUITY 

ae

_Laundry. Phone FF 

_Printed napkins — 

work, 84 Mary Day. FE2-4001. 

;AND 

O©OMS8. UTILITIES “FURY 

Rent Houses _Unfurn, 36 (

wicking

FOR FAMILY auatay ~ BERV-

“eT Pateag By telephone. Earn as much 

ie Call after 6:30. 

$25dayay.

w 

EASTER SPECIAL FOR “LITTLE 

irls.’ Cold waver $5. Open Lat rhy 

as fRONINGS A DOSE, —Pie 

couple, west side FE

relea” Pontiac Laundry. FE

BU Lie DOZING

_¥p_and delivery, FE 5-87 

Fri. eves. Dorothy's. FE 2-124 

2 BEDRMS WALLED LK. MOD.

A SER & CHECKER ~ OR TRONINGS, $3 BU. 1 Day FICE R__D._Thompson FE +6001 SHAMPOOING RRUGS AND FURNI-
1283 

Sim to city. Reasonable. MA

EXPERIENCED SPE CER “COR. 

aa

8. | 
Saginaw Apply

& delivery, rE. 

FE3

up 

_ture. 

setiere. Winnifred M. 6270

Tf you have use of ® car, can IRONING ee SITTINGIN __ Building Supplies 12A 

~— 

Landscaping 184 

Canal Rd. Utica Mich Republic 

JROOMS INFANT WELCOME.79 

_W. Walton. FE 2-3900._

Real cones ee

2-4131 

WwW. Huron St, 3} ROOMS AND BATH, UTIL.

work 3 hours early Eves Earn 

tome.

_my 

FE 4-6492 +4813, Open

as 

much as $19 a week. No 

TRONING. 3.00 

A BU. 

i 

furn. Consider small child. Call

DAINTY MAID FOR Aen as Merk. 

3 ROOMS AND BATH,{ VICINITY t

of Oxbow Lake OR 3-4067,

Sasori

investment. No canvassing, No 

aft 4 

192 Whittemore

Pleasant 

COMBINED FORCES. LANDSCAP-__Mra. Burns, FE 2-681 Mark.

sur-

2 

st 

with. 

y 

demonstrations. No coliec-

eture elt ral on 24 £ 24. Royal 

Clarkston

ing. spring elean up by expe 

HAY RIDE. PARTIES, FOOD

jons. No deliveries. Call F 

4 ROOM UPPER INCOME -EAST

housework as part_rent 1 

ww

LADY WANTSHe pay OR WEEK FE 4-2853 

or

FURNISHED. FE 2-3231._ 

Adults. FE 2-6304, 

eves.

_children welcome. FE 4-5723 ous

larkston

work. FE §-4003 COMPLETE LANDSCAPE MAIN-

HOUSEWIVES. HAVE A PARTY 

= 

fpete: cash or hostess gifts.

pesioner Senicns 13, 

«BEDROOM. BATH. FORCED AIR

3} ROOMS PRIVATE BATH. OR
Help Wanted 8 

eed planting.

LADY WOULD LIKE DAY WORK 

tenance. sree 

coal! fired furnace, 875 per month.

_3-1388 er3 

p.m.

Tues. thru Fri. ad i _Fields Co. FE+

tl te iati itil 

_Inguire, 970 Baldwin Rd. -

_fare. References. Fr '+ Tb. “ 

_FURN

ACE VERS LANDSCAPE CO. es S$ OP-4¢ ROOM! LTTE__ Christians

\CARETAKER, COUPLE FOR 

Real Estate

IN DEBT? 

@ROOMS CLOSE TO TOWwh, 37 

Mechanic.

TR AND LEATHER REPAIRS

YARD 

preferred FE 5-3273

portunit to-bid

LADY DESIRES oat WORK 

on your new 

~

large estate tn Pontiac. Expert 

_home. 006 

21 8 Main, Clarkston. Mich.

_Thura, Fri and Sat FE 4-745. LEATHERETTE HE 

4 ROOMS AND BATH. PVT EN-

enced with good references -

INCOME TAX SERV 

‘ROOMS, 29 ROSSHIRE CT. N

LADY | WISHES WORK BY. SPAY. 

__Moving |& : Trucking 19 tel you are bering chai me MAple 5-5821_ O reace Adults only. References ry

wood 23726 

381 8. Saginaw St. 

ly decorated. Low heat, cost,

Call FE 29-7300. after 

near

E 2-1037 between 4 & 7:30 

p.m 

renares

GOUPLE WANTED }FOR HOUSsE-

Tel-Huron Shopping Center. Ref-

our paym ents, us

_ 

_ao TRUCKING. LOW

A&B TRENC‘CHING 

WE NEED

ae 

WOULD LIKE WORK BY 

Michio aR CREDIT. ‘cOuNSEL-

m

work and gardening at Country 

erences 

71843

ORS, INC 41% 8. Saginaw

home near hake yma Live in _day or by the week. FE 42243, 

renga water line field tile, FE

elsewhere. 

G service, FE §-3571 

§ ROOM MODERN HOME, 4300

anor 

Oakland Theater. FE

2 

LADY, 82 BABYSITTING jSe AN 

-Fowier off Sashabtw $75. Adults, 

_References 

_enylime 

1. Good farm with butidings.
0G

hr or chauffeuring FE 5-5286. 

A-| HAULING ANYTHING, ANY-

API TIANCE SERVICE

¥ COUPLE TO RUN CLUB HOUSE 

SPECIAL: COLD WAVES $5.50

Perry. FE

“LADY WANTS DAY WORK 

N. 

2. Vacant
po 

time. FE 5-5244 

acreage. ry ROOMS AND ) BATH IN } PON-

: TTENTIONGALS

{many employe Sone: concession at Walnut ee during 

auto

FE 4-0988

summer season. Can live m-washers, wringer washers, retrig-

For further intormetion 

Hac $65 a month Elderly

ASHES AND RUBBISH HAULED. 

pre-

3. Suburban home with two lots You Pel can enjo? Some privi-
_ferred, ORIando 3-1080, '

USED JUKE BOX RECORDS713 small leges & meals Inquire, FE 2-5336.

Basements te. cleaned. FE 

+7615. 

LADY WISHES WASHINGS AND

call

tees, 

radios, cleaners and ail 

acres:

or

fronings by the basket. Shirts also 

ROOM. ACROSS FROM NEW

ae.

E. Pike Open Fri. & Saturday.
MA 66297. 

of small appliances. ROY’S, 

BASEMENT APT PRIVATE EN-

types 

shopping center 487 Eliz, Lake

FE 5-4371 Wil pick up and de-

ASHES AND |RUBBISH. .CALL

FE 23-4021 

WE'VE SAID IT, YOU'VE READ 4. We need several vacant lots. trance and bath, ome or two

anytime. FE 5-3047

ver 

if 

Rd Inquire et Bob's Chicken 

House next d 

necessary

arden space for congenital couple 

Fina Foam is tops for clean-quiet men, $10 a week. FE_

tt.

PRACTICAL _

for — time help with tmvalid. LICENSED 

FOR SPRING CLEANUP ASHES, 

and upholstery. Walte's lf you have any of the above a | 

ee

-ng rugs
Reasonable

available Phone PE 4-360¢6 

upon hauled, anytime. OR Notions mentioned please contact our of-9 ROOMS MODERN IMMEDIATE

BACHELOR APT. PRIVATE BATH 

occupancy 206W. Flint St. Lake

fice. We sel] the earth. Fast and Pain ‘ulema Very nice. FE

to 26

FRANK JOHNSON HAULING, Wtd. ChildrenBoard efficient service assured. 

Call after 3. 

RAWE

RAWLEIOHBUSINESS 

MIDDLE AGED LADY WISHES 

light housework & baby sitting 

aan ona 
West 

Orton. $i0© monthly. MY 43-3693 

Central Soni Co. 

will pick up anything. 5-4442.

FE

or 

general Stay in, . Pon-

BEDROOM AND &ITTING RM 

CLARKSTON, 7 MILES, 4 ROOMS 

bath, $70. MA 5-0687. <a 

of Pontiac. Good © octaany for 

DAY CARE FOR Waited LI-

L. H. BROWN, Realtor
tlae Press. 

v-

combined with kitchenette Fider-

INCINERATORS CLEANED ASH

willing workeroP eeRawieigh's

tka iis D _ Dept. 

MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING, SEC-veh nee hauled. Clean up. FE censed home. FE 5-5737 ; 

__1362 W. Huron Ph. FE 2-4810 _ly_coupte pref 18 Gingell Ct

MCC-606-reeport, Ill. 

LARGE, 3 ROOMS . IN 

ranch style apt. build ine.By 

ee 

retarial Service EM 3-2842 LICENSED BOARDING. ~ HOME, 

3 RMS. AND BATH.

SCHIMN -EY WORK

laid ASE SHOP... 

WILL BUY SMALL EQUITY, CASH crs PVT

MARRIED “COUPLE ‘TO WORK ON 

LIGHT AND HEAVY HAGLING. | 

Fenced tp yard. FE 17-0243

Leg akien tn NURSE AVAILABLE. 

FE 8-1370 

thing pvt. nice vard Union Lake.

_Heat fernished _Adults. EM 3-4285.

Mink and Ancus farm. Woman 

in 24 hours OR 3-3132.

We specialize in chimney clean-At any time 6 8008508S 

LICENSED HOME

be willing to help with

unfur-

| 660PLE WITH SMALL BABY, ON

must 

—— 

ing, repairing, rebullding or build 

MAN WITH ™% TON TRUCK 

_school children FE

RELIABLE LADY WANTS DAY 

SOLD

Lake Inn. OR 321 | 

some chores. 4 room 

bus line, 42947

apt. 

town. a

new 

chimneys. Also build @ 

nd in-

near 

LARGE | ROOM AND BATH,

work, or babysitting. FE5-0610. 

wants work. FE 48421 anytime. 

Wed. ‘Household Goods Fz]

ce

nished goes with the job. Apply 

FURN, 3} RM PVT AND 

[be utihity. lake 

oavoeae on

RLY WOMAN TO TAKE

uuse-| 

stall wire baskets on chimneys.

son 

for interview after 6 RN WISHES POSITION ININDUS-

in aver 

TRUCKING & HAULING. RUB-

bath. Clean and all weil “ Sem!-lizabeth Lake Avaliable March

of childrende ho

and 

incinerators

Fireplaces and 

Not Sold

§085 N. Milford Rd. Mil-
_ Fora, Mich 

bish anytime cheap. FE 8-1770.

trial or Drs. office. Please call 

24. $85 month — 41157.

repaired. Also all |. 

nole:

or

FURNITURE NEEDED

FE 8-0417 ext, 

MODERN 6 ROOM Sonn: BASE-

‘kinds of furnace work. Local reg-LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING, 

LIGHT ele, Sethe ROOM

‘are. MI 4-900. MEN, WOMEN,BN, YEAR ROUND oP. 

WASHINGS AND ) IRONINGS DONE istered compan’ PE 5-3701, rubbish hauled. Sand. fill dirt Entire home or odd tots. Get the 

with garage. For employed lady

i your propery isn’t sold 

ment 

and garage. Avail. Apr. 1.

ye

im my_ home. Call FE 5-074 _and gravel, FE 2-0603, top dollar, Will buy outright

ORY WALL BY MACHINE FREE 

No drinkers Refer-

on 

or 

it's because i@ hasn't been listed| or ecupie

ieee required. 

child welcome $85 

per .—

EXPERIENCED WATTRESS. PART route Earn $2 to $3 per hour

Apply 150 N. 

sell it for you B B. Community_ Sale. 

258 Orchard Lake 

in advance. OL 2-5001 after4

SYPING, AND CLERICAL WORK estimates, No job too big or small 

~ O'DELL CARTAGE

; 

necessary. 

Phone OR 3-2711. ve 

NEW 2 BEDRM. HEATE: p HOUSE

1841 White

“tn own home. Experienced _FE _5-4628

Perry 

Bias WOULD LIKE COUPLE TO 

Local and Long Distance Moving. 

FOR jQ0ICK DISPOSAL GF ALL 

NICE 3 get $1650 PER

and retetenees if necessary. FE 

EXPERT TREE TRIMMING } & RE-

with new gas stove.

Phone FE_5-6806 

ga! ‘oods, eall MYr-

week. PE 5-4 Sik APT INA 

Lake Rd,

after x Ph, FE 5-6593 or O

CARE FOR CHILDRENIN

resi watch 3 children. May live in 

WILL 

382)

o 

SAND. GRAVEL D#IVEWAY 

RENT, OR. LEASE, 2 BEDROOM

e 

NICELY ORaennE a

good home for

5 ay 4311 between 8 

ye 

top 

soil and fill dirt. OR 

in Perry Park, if

LET BUY oh OR AUCTION

while parents work, EAVESTROUGRING. 

= aa cums

D aasdh ALLED

ae pee 

reasonable, references

it mee you. OA 96-2681, 

requ

300 N. Sagina

at 

.

nd

LaM 

FE 8-0291

Employment Agencies 8A 

TRUCK ANYTHING FROM 

trunk to refrigerator anytime.

WOULD rane TRONING TO DO 

or Se 8 LARGEST |° 
furniture

ONE SMALL MODERN APT. VER

BheetaprMeta. PE $8313.

= 

buyers. Cash waiting. 

SMALL tcppte-> FOR RENT. AU-

IN OWN HOME Y THE PIECE.

_ 363442 AUBURN AAVE. FE 44149, 

clean, $15 per week plus utilities.

& SOME NLP 

Cc MOTOR SERVICE RE-

_Call_ FE 44696 

to. 

heat children welcome. ‘1

| 

ELECTRIC

-pe a. Seoe 218 E: Pike 
PE 47881.

Pa "0,2. [| _OR_3-0389.

._|

s2| CAREER GIRLS 

Benntworth. St.. off Taylor Ra. 

FE 42031, — ;

venee ee 

WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES

Pigs Eco) AND IROWN-

hed ifs FOR ? des — |

Trucks to Rent 

of furniture. Phone FE 2-5523, 

home. Mornin

Cry SHORTHAND 

WANTED FU RNITURE

eee 

DAY WORK, WELL-

TRUCKS, TRACTORS

ferences. FE 5-1330. 

It QUICK 

YOUR LIFE’S MADE WOMEN. CHILDREN WELCOME. | {month

* NEED A FINANCE-orriceseo NER 
* 

38 AND IRONINGS GET

with“¢ 
FIXER? Order Classified EPING, Bacnine o EASIER through Classi} 2 home,

32-2062. through Classified Ads! ‘Dump Trucks 

MODERN FOUR « 

available April

WasniNGS” 6 TRONTROSaS WD.

41 E. Pike. FE 8-015. 

Pontiac Farm and 

relarenees —— MU ie

rent, 

find a fn 

Downtown 

aren 

ne

fied Ads. To solve every-| Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34

Yes, whatever it is — dial 

OAKLAND “COUNTY'S LA 

eet 

2778 Dean 

:

FE 28181 ad-| Industrial Tractor, Co. 

USED FURNITURE BU

28181 is the|\>*'* PCP $200 | WASHINGS AND IRONINOS.5 aE

MIDWEST 

day paoviems quickly, dial

_up and deliver, FE 24573, w OODWA

writer and get it! retudtng 

2 APTS. 1 UNFURN. 1 FURN. 

PE 71-6801, 3065 Auburn.

WANTED. GIRL'S 26°BICYCLE.

Phone 41851.

Open Daly 

Spnday 

FE 28181.

WOMAN WANTS CHILD CARE OR 

aan 

FE

day work. FE 54-6482. ie 

? 

f° {