The Weather U.S. Weather Bureav Forecast Snow Flurries ‘ (Details on Page 2) THE PONTIAC PRESSM COLeR. VOL. 124 — NO. 48.” kk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966—48.-PAGES UN TER SOCIATED Press 10¢ * Rail Firemen Halt 4-Day Walkout; Trains Rol Ceetieenrrephipnepiempginames arapantenionnpeaiepateasememaensinl ae ee Federal Judge Ten Arrested Drops Threat in Dope Raids of Heavy Fines : By DAVID J, COOK -Fast-moving squads of Pontiac and State Police Eight Lines Pledge along with federal narcotics agents’struck ‘at alleged Not to Take Reprisals dope operations throughout the city late Saturday Against the Strikers and early yesterday, arresting 10 persons. The rapid-fire raids, carried out by some 20 plain- clothes officers and’ detec-~ ‘ ro WASHINGTON. (7?) — Trains began to-roll today tives climaxed five|py as much as 20 years impris- months of undercover jonment. . at tlie end of a firemen’s strike on,eight railroads, work by investigators. Riae Growing. .concern over’ dope- ; and a federal judge lifted . The suspects were held at the punning into Pontiac had been Oakland County -Jail-and faced | neightened | earlier this year with the threat of $510,000-a- arraignment today on charges the death of a 19-year-old girl | day fines against the ranging from possession and from an overdose of illegally-ob-| uniori and its leaders. dispensation of drugs. e se ‘TEENS TREATED At the suggestion of railroads, District Court: Judge’ Alexander sale of narcotics to. illegal! tained narcotics, Q ap Phototax a Fone a ae In addition, several other per-| Holtzoff vacated an order call-YIELDS TO PLEA—H. E. Gilbert, president’of the AFL- ing om the union to show cause ‘CIO Brotherhod of Locomotive Firefnen and Enginemen, field, a pharmacist and owner |S0"S» Some OF them .teen-agers, AP Photofax 4 had required treatment at in-‘why the heavy penalty should reads a statement yesterday in Washington as he met with 4 of Lou’s Drugs, 493 S, Sanford. tensive care units of local hospi-TWISTER STRIKES TAMPA—An over-roared through North Tampa out of the Gulf not be levied. : newsmen after yielding to a plea by President Johnson to Charged with possession: and/tals after taking quantities of turned-school’ bus, wreckage strewn about of Mexico today. Several children were ‘in-end a strike which halted operations of eight rail lines in 38 In ending the four-day strike sale’of narcotics were James| barbiturates. | in this view, was a victim of the twister that jured and taken to the hospital. states. The strike began last Thursday morning. which partly paralyzed indus- A. Hudson, 28, of 287 S, Edith,) ~ agents armed with warrants try and commuter service and a service station attendant; Wil-| jaunched the dragnet opera-| cost tens of millions of dol- lie L. Duncan, 26, of 274 Osmun;| tion shortly before noon Satur-| In. Central Florida lars, the Brotherhood of Fire- M. C. Smith, 33, of 501 Alton, a| day, picking ‘up half a dozen | men and Enginemen acted Auto Plants in City pool hall employe; and Arnzell) persons within hours and still | under the threat of the finesMayo, 38, Of 384S. Anderson. | making -arrests into yester-| for contempt of court, and un- OTHERS CHARGED | day’s early-morning hours. der heavy pressure from Also, Richard S. See, 46,'of ‘Large quantities” of cocaine, | | President Johnson. | j Tornadoes C Will Resume Today — some) “a driver;|heroin, ‘Ronald Lewis, 20, of 461 Going;|of it purchased by undercover} TAMPA,-Fla.-(AP)—A series|were in Tampa, the,state’s -sec-In -St. Petersburg, -just ble, though’ its president, H-E. ° 1 honCharles E. Douglas,. 23, of 602;men with marked money—were of tornadoes — spawned in the|ond largest city a_popula-across. the bay from Tampa, Gilbert, contended < collective Pontiac Motor Division and Fisher Body officials Linda Vista; Freda J. Sanford, confiscated and held as evi-Gulf of Mexico — raced across|tion of 274,000 and one. of the at least. 40 homes ‘in a fash-bargaining was vindicated and 196 Sanderson, cab and marijuana The union won nothing tangi- said normal production will be resumed today, start- area elvi i ; Success of the raid hinged on ee oe heavily damaged and nine ing with the return to work: of'the second and. third 52, of 384 S. “Anderson; and|@ence. central.Fiorida today, leaving a|hardest hit areas. ionable residential were that the roads were pledged not wide path of death and massive to take reprisals against strik- poate Williams, 29, of 26| cthined efforts of special tn destruction. About 30 children were hospi-persons were injured, none ers, or other union men who im : shifts. ; . |vestigation and racket squads} Seven persons were known|talized at Lakeland, some: 50 seriously. refused to cross picket lines. The improper dispensation |from five different police agen-| First shift employes will dead, at least 150 injured — and|miles east of Tampa, after a The twisters, spinning vicious-Before Judge Holtzoff opened count against Finegold is: a (cies. “so report to work tomorrow officials indicated the toll might|twister ripped the roof from a a squall first ‘this lawyers iy out of dark line, court morning, for misdemeanor. | Coordinating the operation | Klingler Rites go much higher. |junior high school shortly after at and Peters-railroads and the con-morning. |struck Tampa St. the union Illegal use of narcotics is\a|Were Sgt. Robert, C. Gaines,| ferred and agreed on procedure. felony punishable on convietian| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Property damage was con-{the start of classes. |burg, on the Gulf Coast, then The layoffs came as the re- seryatively estimated in the |NO COUNT marched across _ the _-state HEAVY FINES sult,of the nationwide rail strike millions. “We're so swamped in the Set Tomorrow through several smaller com-which started Thursday. Last -night the judge had Two stricken counties were|@Mergency room, we can’t tell munities all. the way to Mel- ordered the union to show cause GMC Truck & Coach Divi- bourne, on the Atlantic Coast. * * declared disaster areas by Gov. |Y°! exactly how many people why it should not be fined $500, Troy Burial Planned sion did not find it necessary Haydon Burns and the National|@fe hurt,” a spokesman for a 000 a day and Gilbert, $10,000 a to halt production. ; Paul Robinson, a newsman for St. Petersburg radio station A spokesman for Grand Trunk Guard was sent.,in to help|Lakeland hospital reported. jay. for Ex-GM Executive search for survivors in dozens) ae ; ~ WLCY, said he-personally The judge acted to increase Western Railtdad “said this of smashed and twisted build-| : } . . counted. 21 persons injured .in fines he had previously im» mornitig “he expected it will be Service for Harry J. Klingler, bead wo ® | Light F lur ries, a seven-block 76, former head of the Pontiac area in Tampa. posed of $25,000 a day against the greater part of the week be- the union and. $2,500 a day fore freight-shipping operations Mal (Qgden, administrative} IN A RUBBLE Motor Division, will be 2:30 p.m. against Gilbert, effective at will be back to normal. assistant-to -the governor, said) Mercury Drop “It’s in rubble,” Robinson tomorrow at Christ Church noon yesterday, unlégs the NORMAL SCHEDULES from ‘his office in Tallahassee said. “Telephone poles are Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills: that Burns had received reports| Are Expected snapped in the middle, windows Burial will be at White Chapel However, officials. at the two strikers had returned :to work. General Motors plants in Pon- ‘/many deaths’ ‘women are in the streets in {midnight yesterday. Chapel of the William R. Ham-tiac believe they can return to of heavy looting and *“many,| jout, roofs blown off. Weeping The. strike ended just before Cemetery, Troy, by the. Bell in the two coun-4 few scattered’ light snow ilton Co. Memorial tributes may normal work schedules this nightgowns and sandals.” » | Francis Shea, speaking for be made to Camp Oakland. afternoon with the ‘materials ties. 'flurries are expected in Pontiac au | MORE DEATHS today and this evening. The xk *k * \the railroads to Judge Holtzoff, “The sheriff of Polk County|mercury will dip to a low. of Klingler died Saturday in ere | With the twisters came tor-said it had been agreed that the they have“on hand. ° 26 rential rains that-floeded-parts first item would be considera-Boynton, Fla., after a brief The automotive industry has tion told us there was evidence of|fromto 32 degrees. many, many deaths — far more! Partly cloudy with little tem-of Tampa and St. Petersburg. of the show cause order on illness. been among the hardest hit by than first reports indicated,”|Perature change is the forecast Power was lost in most of the increasing the fine. the four-day strike, but Hugh He headed the local Pontiac Ogden said’ for tomorrow. Highs will be: in stricken cities. or Shea said that should there be F. McLeod, the spokesman, division from 1933 until. 1951. “ the 38-to 44-degree range. Burns interrupted an election any renewal of the strike — and said it was not immediately H -1 Klingler was the first head of campaign swing in south Flori-he emphasized he had no reason determined whether the Grand able phrgen -pat In downtown Pontiac the low-the Pontiac Area United Fund. ae? est temperature preceding 8 da.to fly to Lakeland, which ap-to believe there would be — the Trunk. would grant possible He was_mayor-of Bloomfield ' a.m. was 30. The température peared to be ‘the hardest hit railroads would” be back “in priority to shipment of auto- Hills, and among many director- The seven confirmed deaths|indicator registered 36 at 1 p:m. community, court. ‘ motive parts. ships in corporations, he served on the board of Grand: Trunk Approximately two dozen Railroad. freight running in |HOME ADDRESS | When Others Failed Jesus in Crisis ‘ Western trains daily and out of Detroit were halted. Grand. Trunk’s four daily pas- Pontiac Press Photo He’ lived: at 3460 Westchester, | senger trains between Detroit Bloomfield Hills. . : go GATHERING EVIDENCE—Detective Robert Neigebauer and Chicago are expected to be He was a member of the De-| (left) and Trooper Robert Hagstrom of the Michigan State placed back in service ‘within troit Athletic Club, the Bloom- Police Pontiac Post, are shown examining and classifying the next day,” he said. Only Nicodemus Spoke Out field Hills Country Club, and evidence obtained in a sweeping narcotics raid in the Pontiac had been a member of the board COMMUTER TRAINS area Saturday. The raid was one of the most extensive (EDITOR’S NOTE—Strangely, turned back, and truth is fallenjcourt, the Sanhedrin, you al-sist? Even the apostles of Jesus,|of directors of the Greater De-Four commuter trains be- » ever staged here. onlyy vO raised ; in support|in the public squares” ready have felt the lash of scorn} His c 10s est companions, had|troit Board of Commerce. tween Detroit and Pontiac will the voices r of Christ in the period of His! You tread on dangerous\for sympathizing with the rebel/scattered into hiding, silence) Jp ‘addition to his wife, Phyl-| be returned to service tomorrow condemnation and execution ground, gray-bearded one, and Nazarene. : and fear. lis, he is survived by a daugh-morning, McLeod said. An esti- came not from His closest allies, few: will stand beside you in this Now the incriminating gale One; Judas, had sold Him ter, Mrs. Frederick M. Warner mated 1,500 to 1,000 commuters County Budget of Birmingham, and two sons, ride these trains. could move against it, who re-(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) but from those outside his fol-\nour, You realize this full well.|blows even stronger. And who] out, and another, Peter, dis- In Today's lowing. This, first of five Easter/,, 9 member of the Temple Robert of Delray Beach, Fla.,| The railroad estimated its dai- articles, concerns a Jewish , and Harry of Ann Arbor; two ly loss in income during the $200,000. His’ time of crisis, when his scholar who .defended Christ in sisters and a brother. strike\at Press Recommended Space First usual advocates failed Him.) Russians put Luna 10 The Oakland County. Board of} Auditors ‘today recommended a in moon.orbit: — PAGE Jewish Festival $22,907,852 tentative 1967 county By GEORGE W. CORNELL CA, 4 \budget, which is $3.5 million Associated Press Religion Writer \- over. the preliminary budge ‘Paper Tigers’ jproposed a year ago. The wind Army brigades exist only Included in the proposed is against you, old on paper. —.PAGE A-3. budget for next year are non- man. Why fight it? Give in. Named to U. of M. | \expenditures of $10,902,101, and Board of Regents—PAGE J} |appropriations of $8,130,391 for Fil. salaries. kik Area News .........-: Ad A year-ago at this fime, a| ky. C¥ | ‘preliminary 1966 budget of $19, cn rie Puzzi he Dil 428,037 was, proposed-by the, au-| Foien azle.... Del} | |ditors. A final 1966 budget of| “Editori Ptr errea re pen Sheet last fall: | Colinas Sa [| The. proposed 1967 budget, It is_approved. It bears the Sanction of the crowd and crown, of Caesar’s power and majesty. , , And yet you bridle at this course! What ails thee, Nico- demus, great old rabbi, learned teacher, sage of Israel? How stubbornly you fret. “They drink the. wineof vio- lence!”’ So the prophets often warned—in vain. Be realistic. ists"; The Pontiac Press | | The Seder is built around the Jewish homes throughout the Church Editor, \family dining and worshiping to- Pontiac area. will be | ablaze \gether,-.and handing down to with flickering candlelight to-\children the -greatest story of night as families sit down to the | Jewish heritage. =) |annual ceremonial meal or The. festival‘is called’ Pass- Seder. : over because the Bible says God Beginning at sundown, Jews | ‘passed / over’ the \homes: of will mark the festival of Pass-Israelites in Egypt to strike the over which celebrates the exo-blow that liberated Hebrew peo- dus.of the Jews under. the lead-/ple enslaved’ by the Pharaoh Be sensible and heed the ruling \ Bent ‘departmental appropriations to- entley taling $3,875,360, departmental pressure of the day. It’s politic. By MARY ANGLEMIER | days among the\ traditional- county D-1-—-p-4 | |based on a projected Sports” ..........: It is fruitless to object. The C-10 | |equalized value of $2.7 billion, is of Egypt’ thousands of years) years the birth of before Christ. Theaters ............ ‘ e ‘thing is set, the order sealed TV-Radio Porgrams D-il being reviewed: today and | The Seder table is sét with |the best dishes, linen and silver to- and duly authorized, The man JUST ONE—When Jesus was taken before -person, Nicodemus, an elderly rabbi, ‘spoke * |#89: } Morrow by the ways and means Wilson, Earl ........“Dell The festival lasts for a wee! will die. : Pontius Pilate for sentencing, an ancient out that Jesus should be spared. committee: of the County Board Women’s Pages B-1—B4 | among liberal Jews arid eight (Continued on Page»2, Col. 6) “Qh. God, Thy justice is non-Biblical document records that only one . Supervisors. 4 4 P 4 ’ > THE PON'TIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Battles Birmingham Area News ‘Jews in Area Rebellion ‘ | ‘inSenateRace Ky Mark Passover Eastertime Showings (Continued From-Page One) Joins Detroit Mayor, | the family can afford. Just be- Listed at Planetariun _ DA NANG, Viet Nam (®) — gas and clubs broke up about sort, and Hue, the nation’s Bud- fore sundown, the mother lights Soapy in Dem Fight | The sprawling U.S. military 500 teen-age demonstrators at dhist center. ‘ the candles and all members of BLOOMFIELD HILLS—‘Eas-intendent, has announced that | ; | installation, here and the the old National Assembly The U.S. command declared the family gather around, -in-tery Moon‘and the Calendar” is students of the Birmingham wh | U.S. Vietnamese ‘air base building but the youths then Saigon off limits round-the- cluding the young children. | A Birmingham. attorney to-the topic for the Easter season Public Schools will begin spring surged toward the Saigon River clock to military men_ shortly \day Sintered” the "U.S. Senate] Were sealed off and placed on Each¢step of the Seder is in the Planetarium at the Cran-vacation when schools close : red alert early today. Inform-in the direction of the U.S. Em-before the demonstrations broke brook Institute of Science. Thursday afternoon. | prescribed by tradition, and | bessy. : out tonight. e aim was to Demonstrations are being * ok * ta can emer Eve: as. “wher than | each item of food has a sym- Another 1,000 demonstra-held at 4 p.m. each Wednesday| All schools will reopen on the avert incidents involving Amer- \. Americans” were moving in— | bolic meaning. tors stryck out from the Bud-and Saturday and Sundays at} morning of April 18. liams and De-possibly indicating the arrival icans, troit of South Vietnamese troops ‘dhist Institute, but police beat In a nationwide broadcast, There is the matzoh — the 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. | —— ‘them back with tear gas and ordered by Premier Nguyen Chief of State Lt, Gen.’ Ngu-unleavened bread to recall the a a2 . Se : | club charges. Cao Ky to take control of Da yen Van Thieu appealed once bread baked in haste as the more for an end to the wave Israelites took flight from |. Extra demonstrations have p r [ m n G. DOYLE DODGE | Jones 2 Neng Cay: . : | “The’ rioting was the worst to been scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on N Adar cited SAIGON (AP)—Rioting broke hit Saigon in the current crisis * ok April 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 in the}. AY) ens ld : of demonstrations and vio-Egypt. lence. He also announced that out in Saigon today-as Premier that threatens the life of Ky’s Planetarium and 3:30 p.m. in aa é all schools would be closed for There are the bitter herbs as three reasons nine-month-old government. the Automarium. W A d Nguyen.Cao Ky’s military—re-an indefinite period beginning | reminders of, the hardships un- GOP Picks for seeking the ; gime’ wrestled with a rising re-| There were no reports of tomorrow. -dergone by the slaves under wes Ins Awards nomination: bellion on its doorstep and in'fresh demonstrations elsewhere Facing his’ gravest test as pharoahs. in the years. of -op- Democ'r atic ELSMAN | The Cranbrook Institute of |Science has announced -that the; |. ; @ ‘The -present candidates’ the northern city of Da Nang.|in the-country to coincide with head of the ruling military jun-pression. film, “World Without Sun,” Pontiac Press photographer Director f IF Or or overemphasis on politics in Ths.U.S. military command de-| the outbursts in * ta, Ky mobilized planes and Saigon.Nha PARSLEY SPRIG Edward R. Noble was among viewing the inner reaches of the ee building up already established |clared the capital’s streets, bars) Trang,, a scene. of demonstra- paratroopers to end what he! the sprig of parsley on the sea, will be presented April 14 those honored at an awards Or an | ZI n machines and securing mean-|and public places off limits to tions over the weekend, was re- called a -inspired tahle ig to remind the Communist assembly g g ingless endorsements before the| oft-duty American military per-| ported under martial law. Dem-and 15 at 8:15 p.m. in the audi-/dinner climaxing the 18th an- state of insurrection in Da Nang that the Passover is’also a fes- issues and candidates have been|Sonnel. onstrations also have been) against his U.S.-backed govern-tival of spring. | Srtum of Cranbr -School. | nual Michigan Press Photog- G. Doyle Dodge of. Birming-heard.” Government police with. tear’ staged in Dalat, a mountain re-| ment. et ; The film, compiled by Capt. raphers Association (MP PA) : | A roasted shank bone is an ham hag been named organiza-/ @ “The present candidates’ ‘ ig Jacques Cousteau, explores the| Photo Seminar in Detroit Satur- | emblem of the paschal lamb, | and the charoseth, a mixture tion director” of the Gakland|de-emphasis of the critical is-| -be underwater reefs and wsits the day. County Republican Committee, Sues of contemporary domestic / varied fish and plant life by x * of apples, nuts, raisins,. cin- namon and wine, symbolizes it was announced today, And international life.”” n y ICO emus means of sea-sleds, aqua-lungs | Noble, 30, won two awards in Spoke Out for Jesus The important post has been eer es iat veer U. is : and special cameras. |Photo contests held in conjunc: the mortar from which the eras sa [tion with the two-day seminar man: for the last two officehold-“les Keep itse i sae Ch *€ (Continued From Page One) | “For God so loved the | 1 oceat emi lical docu-| Egyptian pyramids, _a stepping stone to. party. chair-|” "b gn if Pine ; ‘ ; R eer | Israelites made bricks: for the The —Cranbtook——Curriculum}t-the new. Pontchartrain Hotel. ers, Joseph R. Farnham, pres-_ eager = -which ‘tol avowed’ Him. None ‘of the ’ World that He gave His only | | Conferences, held last year and| i Se" 9 @ Noble. re- ment,"called variously the Gos: As the Seder service is de- ent chairman, and Dale A. Feet. country was serieed — absolute! others raised a voice in pro-| rig agi believes | 1 of Ni ials| |sponsored by Brookside School ceived a special pel 06 Minodenmes or Memorials} ss aned to instruct children, it is of Pilate, dating back to the) filled with gay songs and song Cranbrook, Kingswood School award for -his Prior to his ‘appointment, | Jove of God and fellow men.” | '€st.. heaps Ae toyd perish but | ion bee pees Elsman emphasized his con-| In His crisis, only ‘a strange,| : tite ® sap oaveN first three centuries ‘of Chris-| ; ‘Cranbrook and Cranbrook tianity, says the er udite-ol si games torkeep their interest. ‘School, are-now offering a pub-| ree i sig a y se | cern that Democratic politics mixed handful of individuals are} * * had ome, even” the mt Nicodemus visited Pilate and} : tat jlication of its proceedings, en-| ™ of the county » and was | in the state needed someone |stated by Scripture to have dem-Pres was appointe, begged him to spare Jesus. | | At Congregation B'nai Israel, titled, “Revolution and Reac-| Si © campaign manager for Wil-to run “who would not go [onstrated support. for Him. An through approval .of Caesar's It waa-useless {services led by Rabbi Israel tion.” | fo liam P. Hampton in his suc-| lodd lot they were’— some/Procurator, Pilate, ‘and the col-Th 1 ; d that {Goodman will be held at 6:45 es | a gging for endorsements and | 0 y some ator cessful bid for state represent-play traditional back-scratch-women, a thief, a soldier and|laborationists of the Sadducean BT) eh ed % p.m. today, tomorrow ard | A-bibliography of useful ma-| q Nicodemus helped atives from ‘the 65th district. ing politics with ‘entrenched two ranking Pharisees. party had to follow his suppres: bury Jesus. | Wednesday. There will be serv- terials for the new approach to} ‘ Dodge, who teary his cone organizations.” | The lonely mirority, the de-nite aaa to retain their Other ancient manuscripts re-|ices at 7:30 a.m: tomorrow and teaching social _ studies, the) . NOBLE The Joan at 1239 Maryland, is sales, a ki 'viants, the brave. Sts. late that he was, deprived of Wednesday. © © three major contributors to the,award presented to Noble was analyst in charge of market an received his bachelor Two months ago, Jesus had office, banished from Jeru-| kt ok ‘work are Charles.R. Keller, di-/a-third-place finish’ in the con- &svoserssyssess : work for|puzzling tola light to the world, not to con-|intersection of Baldwin and Westlever y Oakland County high ~ in gemn it but, save it. Howard. ‘school graduate. Arnel and ection Knit Suits EEE of .de- big in » research for the McLouth ‘Steel| 4¢ste from the University ofMOST poirgpel The pair of Jewish leaders incendiary, fomenting year.at)had TO LOSE been ordered eliminated as an salem, baptized by Peter and} Temple Beth.Jacob has sched-\rector of the John Hay Fellows test for general news. pictures. John, and later buried in a com-|uled’ services for 10:30 a.m. to-Program; Evans Clinchy, direc-| beatin aed Corp. eee poles! then studied for unrest. i i member Detroit the most to lose: Their } mon grave with Gamaliel and) morrow. Rabbi Ernst Conrad one A of the Area! | tor of curriculum research, Bos-| Flint Journal photographer scree Economic Forum ahd a. past|Harvard Divinity School, president of the Detroit Chapter | &4rning his law degree before at Ann titles, fortunes, reputations, NICODEMUS PROTESTED the fird..C hristian' martyr, Will conduct the worship. ton Public Schools, and Fred M,|Barry Edmonds was_ selected Why risk it: all?. How much When the decision was put Stephen. aire enone |Newmann, Harvard: University,as Michigan Press Photogra- of the. American, Statistical As-| Arbor in 1962. * sociation, Dodge is serving on| During his campaign, he __|safer saidto nod agreeably and go along|i" the Chamber of Hewn Stone) jated by a keyboard will retrieve 1 ._jlensmen, It was. the second — : and discreet to acquiesce, before the Sanhedrin, meeting, (Tomorrow: The Soldier.) An eletronic selector oper-| Project Social Studies. |pher of the year by MPPA the Economie Advisory Subcom. there will the prevailing current: ee rer Roa rd att | BIRMINGHAM. — Dr. John|time Edmonds had won the aa of the Michigan Energy,of Wayne County, as, is tradi-| Serain tinder at- rs no jany one of .100,000 filé folders top ‘ « _.'|\the Fortress Antonia, Nicode- OCC Trustee Nicodemus. |nus had protested against pre-| gid of |i mittee Study, eZ stored at random, Blackhall Smith, schools super-|award. which tpi A tee|tional, but that he would ‘ igi Pig Belling _ 45; master ; : Is Seeking | SIMMS Special Fashion Buys on the PocempineT gs kind of wind that stirs the : con- COAUTHOR ‘AFTER EASTER science and the soul. Other Pharisees Reelection J council, including the He is coauthor of a book on He said, however, ‘that his announcement I Am Run-}°0" made De-|)% orf = for’. vener- : ) able. Gamaliel and Joseph of | a “>ie J. BWA Michigan's energy requirements ¢ am paign in 1980, to be published by the Speech blag agree gape es (8)Me a nn eof “Why be Arimathea, also. were «toler- — on ‘would a ty ty —| é University of Michigan Business ning”. in \) 000" 7 Vernon M. Fitch of Bloomfield i | antly disposed. toward the non-"| po e “ais rs Township has announced he will Research Department as part of.{roit after Easter, probably Bese rire é Ss ~ Community College Board of toe conformist. Jesus, but only ae = seek reelection’ ‘to the Oakland their business study series. April 11. | Nictdiamus. in bis rexpovaibll: sir -nab - ieved hi fi n apology T . ~ | having dar eclare his Trustees June 13. ir ny Magra ioolbe array Beaeny barat backeround tion from the University of Indi-|in active politics, ‘two Goliaths| it as ad narra! waned /? dissent openly, there in the | Fitch, 2950 Middlebury, has 6 academies of verusaleM, atmosphere of distrust; foreign | | ra e served following his graduationof Michigan politics," but that\2%4 of fT the Privately to inquire into His'to¢@ pijate for sentencing. is fund million) $6.5-mil-| whom others looked) oppression and subservience. as treas- to ana oe om urer, from the University of prea his hope lies in his faith guidance, had visited Jesus) Finally, Jesus was taken be-| board ‘since it He was formerly an instructor| Michigan voters “to vote for —___| Was in basic economics for the Royal independent man if he Oak adult education program. good campaign.” z unconventional teachings. runs a — - | Ladies’ Dresses 50 DISTURBED An_ attorney, # City Man Shot Nicodemus had wanted to-de- Fitch is a trust . termine, fairly and open-mind- officer of Man- edly, just why som e of his ¥ Arnel or Co tton ufacturers N a- by Policeman in 1 ff Emergency Unit Opened colleagues were so disturbed by, tional Bank and the ways of the newcomer from legislative coun-The ever-popular shirtmaker the north. Arrest Attempt ste “of Arnel tri-acetote se] for the Bir-FITCH At 8 a.m. today, officials at; St. Joseph Mercy Hospital textured 2+pe, rayon in linen Nicodemus had addressed , A Pontiac man was shot and mingham PTA Council. St. Joseph Mercy Hospital/in the midst of a building } look with darted bodice. and He is a member of the Mich-| aval belt or Dan River opened the doors of their new'drive to raise $3.25, emergency facilities, which are|toward the cost of its the Nazarene as‘a fellow jinjured this morning by a Liv- teacher. “Rabbi, we know onia police officer who at-igan State Bar Association’s .. ©"? cottons in stripes plus other woven deluxe my moderniza- Completion of the emergency, T A A f * of the hospital’s $6.5-mil-'lion expansion and that You are a teacher come jtemped to arrest him at the) part probate and trust committee, dresses for spring and sum- lion expansion and moderniza-tion from God; for noone can do |Michigan Employment Security| the Oakland Bar Association’s program. mer wear, Sizes 12 to 20 and tion these signs that You do unless Commission office at 242 Oak-) judicial liaison committee, the | hald Bizes to 2412. pregram. God is with Him.” lent. zit tel Detroit Bar Association and | facilities eliminates former con-, d ditions that would have hematit ; The victim was identitiéd aS! the American Trial Lawyers | dismissing ; lkiam Jarrett, ly! Association, - seen the| en re Ir Jesus, the outward |w | dailies cc Sid: Laue es e repo ”” y eal eS ‘ |wonders, had’ said that what | chiefly ; sought on a warrant for uttering hospital ‘“‘swamped” in the event) of a:local catastrophe. (We |mattered in stripe top. sheath dress, + « . . in City Raids A magna cum laude graduate! | Dope man’s in-| was and publishing. plajd -jacket dresses, linen ner condition, that he’ must; ,of Wayne State University, Fitch! weave rayon in the Chelsea Jarrett .was shot in the leg self-righteous! | earned his law-degree-from-the-— ook; the whirescottaron black Located. on the. south end of | — his renounce by Lt. William Teeter when; with slim skirts‘and the tunnel University of Michigan. He also. the Woodword Avenue hos: (Continued From Page One) Pride, recognize:his moral in- waist’ look dress, combed according to Teeter, Jarrett pital complex, the emergency | studied: at the University of Par- adequacies and become depend- ; in tiny woven flowers. .. cotton night Pontiac 25,000 patients — 69 per day lua vice squad; .and Detective Ro! isor of the ately little ee : attempted to escape arrest. “i. and the: University of Biar- superv annually services ora room over Sizes..10 to 20. and half Bice) test Jarrett was apprehended af-ritz in France. half sizes to 24¥2. ae ert or about three per hour. Neigebauer of the Pontiac : agent “Truly ..., ” he said, “you ter being ‘shot and rushed to aad State Police post. must be born anew.” Pontiac General Hospital where’ Fitch noted that Oakland Com- The new unit has five tréat- * ‘ he is reported in fair condition. {munity College has made “‘tre- x ment rooms, a separate cast} R eri OFFERED UP : | A half-dozen police cars con-|mendous strides” to ward its’ pape oe room for immobilization of frac-| _\train in undercover Then he spoke even more'verged just after \10 a.m, at the| goal of providing the opportuni-| a ond sonarate tere brought in especially of His being offeretl up,|scene of the shooting near-the!ty fora college education to| ewe oene WY) a. wala aed ir Falatives “of the raid, and, according Neigebauer,, were” “vital” ae patients. \making the arrests. ss oat * x ee ea New emergency facilities at| Gaines, night supervisor St. Joseph also include an 8-bed|/the Pontiac vice squad, intensive care unit to be used scribed the arrests as’ “‘a . ; \ for spring and summer wear {=> As ward. for treating, observ-blow” at narcotics operations as a 2-Pc. Arnel and cotton ing and admitting patients. the city. __ knits, 2-pc. ‘Chelsea Look’ rayon and cottons, 2-pc. suit with appliques. 2-pe. PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION double knit cottons, °3-pc. black and white costumes “and a double knit cottons, 3 pe. black and white cos- AND iS r Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report tumes and a double knit costume with jacket, blouse FISHER BODY DIV.— PONTIAC | and skirt, Choice of rich PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Variable cloudiness and cool colors for spring and sum-\ mer wear in sizes. 10 to 18, rate sints atk Wie teeae okare siemos teletext EMPLOYES | . today 36 to 42, lows tonight 26 to 32, highs Tuesday 38 to 44. f : ' Northerly winds. eight to 15 miles. Wednesddy’s outlook: partly cloudy and continued cool, ; { Pontiac Motor Division and Fisher: Body Division, Pontiac, ‘Ban Lon’ and ‘Antron-Nylon’ Today in Pontiac One .Year Ago in Pontiac Double Knit 2-Pc. Co-ordinates i will resume second and third shift operations today, Monday, Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m, |Highést temperature 2. At @ a.D.: Wind Velocity, 9-10 °m.p.h, |Lowest temperature .............06004 April 4. All second and third shift’employes should ‘report for. Direction: North: |Mean -temperature ~.. | Weather, Cloudy. work at their regular startirig times today, Monday, April 4: m. | i Choice of 2 styles in the 2-pc. coordin- p.m. | Sunday's Temperature Chart .-ates, + Antron Nylon has a sleeveless Alpena 34 Escanaba = V-neck top and slim skirt. Ban-Lon First shift employes should report for -work at. their regulat Kansas City 61 knit-comes with a % sleeve collar top. les 69 Miami Beach 76 jlwaukee starting times Tuesday, Aprit 5/ Sh =! Antron Nylon in beige, pink or blue, Ban-Lon in fucia, blue or camel tan, - Sizes 10 to 14. Pontia¢ Motor Division ; . ‘ t Pee Fisher Body Division— Pontiac . . hicago ‘Cincinnatl iver 9 in 1874) Detroit ‘ampa 7 98 North Saginaw — Main Floor Washington 61 \ * \ ‘ P ‘ ' NG: € , : t: at ie ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Simms, 98 N. Saginaw St. -Army Says 2 New Brigades. ‘Only on Paper WASHINGTON (AP)= Gwojized during the next . three set up dong ema the one at Ft. Among those steps, McNama-|October at Ft. Devens, Mass. strength will come from newly regular Army. brigades men-|months. Benning in February. ra said, ‘the active Army is|Army sources said it is nowjenlisted or inducted men. OPEN TONITE mil OnsP.M tioned by Secretary of Defense},.The brigade: designated ‘for| ‘The AP inquired. about thelbeing temporarily augmented|about ready. hg) TUES. and WEDS. 9 am to Robert §. McNamara as among Campbell was to have been!status of the two brigades after}, Fete td ae 7 ey 1 by one division and “three bri-|. The brigades consist of three) Meanwhile, Army officials “several important steps” taken saoruh ik dotonmie hia pallor a gades, the equivalent of two di-|infantry battalions, one artillery|took the position it is more eco-Here Are Today’ s HAM anNERS to boost readiriess, still exist | Visi ” ; battalion and. other’ su; only on paper, it was learned " using four regular ‘Army divi-virion foros units, oo mooie! B ho rer: pone © mePngnsON TIM MCNAMARA. | man today. re ize sions in‘ the United States* to/9TH INFANTRY ea ae train men with regular Army atti a The Army acknowledged that traiq, recruits "and draftees. The new 9th Infantry Division,| Tike the new division and the|to ane rather ‘oni 4 pre ; OLE KROHN formation of the two brigades at ‘ 7 In the letter to Sen. John C.jreférred to by the Pentagon| brigade already formed, the two|new training centers to augmen 1899 Alsdorph, Rochester .___ 181 Judson, Pontiac pillar agent ¢ ee hy Ben-in Gaming Raid gg by Sree yg Pare omy mike oy brigades yet. to. be organized|13 such bases already in opera Rev. Paul DeGrandchamp MRS, RUTH FEAR sever-‘ , , yi E atin. P y \ Bade commits; McNamara conced-|That two be-|ernerrocy capacity. Rd., Lk. Lake Pontiac was about months cpg, ® nucleus of tion: at full 135 Oxbow Lake Union CooleyRd., “Higher priority activations} rs ‘ reduced the combat/hing schedule and the division] a missioned ; ESTHER ASHMEAD GEO. BLAHOVEC of new units scheduled for de-/ Gambling Equipment,|readiness of the four divisions.|will be in combat shape next| pom mere pHing Leen finer E1100 Keoge Harb. 248% Lic, Pontion Bs ri aad the kag. Beechmont, | Orchard ployment to Viet Nam caused a But, the secretary assured Sten-|fall, by present indications. 5 § slippage in the original sched-Liquor, Cash Found [iis,’ “‘several important steps| One of the three brig lular Army. The balance of their|tub to America from France. i yon come Is listed above, simply comeonto Simms , is Dept. and pick up your Morrell Canned ham. ule,” the Army said. takenoffset this.” formed according to plan last nme . Please bring proper identification. were to wiSeton total cers = a ©: . NEE 8,000 GRE ath to |, COREE (UPD)em STULL |) You Can Still Win a Free eat ll wre sow io ts per early yesterday raided an-a| (SSUES D0 tie SAL Easter Ham .. and no purchase necessary, just come leged gambling game near Co-| 11) Win a Portable All-Channel in and ask for free ham tickets. Watch our advs. for custody. vert and took 40 persons into daily winners until 40 hams are givenaway. + Sheriff Richard Stump, who Television Set led the raid, said gambling S || equipment, liquor, and money in SIMMS and two weapons were seized in the early morning raid. Paint Dept. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jack-3 -and no. purchase is son were charged with oper-* “& necessary—just ask for ating the game in a cement-“ff free prize tickets in our paint block building on their dept. Grand prize is the TV set plus 9 other valuable prizes. Contest ends April * Hy The husband was bound over ssaralbedd and Serviced by, SIMMS ' 30th. ‘Thrust-Back Collar’ to Circuit Court under $1,000 TOILET TANK BALL || bond by Justice of Peace Frank ANTAGE America’s 2nd FLOOR PAINT DEP'T. 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SIMMS DISCOUNT ANNEX | 140 Power Telescope $49.95: value, Model 2532 2 lens 58 to 140 power with= 9998 — American. made ladders of aluminum— easier to.handle, weather resistant, impervious to rusting. Non-slip-feet. deposit holds in free layaway. finest Small || 144 N. Saginaw St. = TV = AST MMS,cee er y-' * \ ; + A—4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Michigan Traffic Claims. x By the Associated Press Mrs.Lloyd Fry, 58, of Kala- {mazoo in a two -car collision Two 18-year-old girls from Friday night on M96 near Kal-, S \Goodells died in a two-car colli- |and claimed: 20 acres on the ‘ROMEO — The Witham-Gard jnorth branch of the Clinton Riv-sion in St. Clair County Sunday |#8200. f ner property, a. ‘showplace’ jer. night, boosting the state’s week-|_ Gilbarto Villereal, 36, of farm dating back to 1824, has| end toll to 18. Scottville, in a two-car collision | The pioneer settler cleared been sold according to Bruce J.|f The Associated Press count|°? U.S. 10 in Amber Township \four acres and built a log cabin Annett, president of Annett Inc. began at 6:00 Friday night|°! Mason County Saturday. Realtors. of Pontiac. | jon. the site. He died in. 1880 after The 320-acre farm was pur-enlarging the farm. to its pres- chased by Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold ent size. : in Oshtemo M43 and U.S. V. Harrell of Fraser from Mr. t State Police said Carol Ann) : SOLD IN 1941 Marti i Gloria Jean Farns-Edin cf Kalamazoo County and Mrs. Alec Gardner. The farm stayed in the Perry worth were thrown from ‘their ay night. eir| ‘Mrs. Mabel Fowler, 65, of St. intersection : Ji Located two miles east. of Clarence Knechtel of Annett | family. until 1941, when it was and killed in ari ‘shortly before LP farm 32 Mile, the car represented both Romeo was Inc., who on jsold to Arthur Witham. The collision day night 11 Sun-(J°t#s, in a three-car M46 and M30 in. collision at Jonesfield said |settled by Col, Norman Perry, parties in the transaction, {Withams completely restored came from Saratoga mately $200,000.” County, N.Y ., at the age of 28 teriorated some through the the property sold for “approxi-who \the . property, which had de-oh ; . Township of Saginaw. County ers. killed were: Friday night Anthony Soraruf, 18, of Ypsi-my ugh. years, and became nationally). known for their purebred Aber- lanti, when he was_struck.by » a_car in Ypsilanti Township, deen Angus cattle. . Pontiac Press Photo Washtenaw County, Sunday) the animals from the night. | 2 at Avondale e BOYS’ CLUB BENEFACTORS — Mem-dent of the Lions Club, presents a check for Witham herd was Pardella M., -ber's of the Auburn Heights Boys’ Club choir $528 to choir member Harry Hart while Ben-MOTORCYCLE CRASH the 1949 international champion heifer which sold John Raymond Windus, 23, of are wearing new robes, thanks to the Auburn jamin Douglas, Lions Club secretary, Earn Science Heights Area Lions Club which is ing watches. The new robes were purchased Munising, whose motorcycle hit the choir. Calvin Barnhart (left), vice presi-with the money. for: $17,500, a record price at the rear of a parked car in Ann| that time, Arbor Sunday. Fair Awards Gardner, retired head of the Carl. Oscar Leneberg, 54, of! foreign department of Manufac- \turers National Bank of Detroit, |kept the beef operation going for Durand, in a two-car collision! ‘two Avondale High School at a Shiawassee County rural’ students were honored Saturday Classes Held intersection. night for their\entries in the jsome’ time before selling the herd. * i, eek | Mrs. Gardner is the former |Mrs. Witham. , * &. & !Metropolitan De kr 0 it Science Clifford C. Clay, 26, Detroit Fair being held at Cobé Hall in when his auto overturned of a Detroit. > curve on I-75 in Monroe County Cathy Loeser, a sophomore | Besides ‘the luxurious, main Saturday night. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ROMEO — A $1.5-million fed-jtwo pipelines northeast of Imlay house, the property: contains two WALLED LAKE — The Amer-Walter W. Hocott, 51, St. Jo-Edward Loeser, 1389 Ashover, seph, Sunday when his auto hit large tenant houses, two cattle ican. Red Cross is now conduct-Bloomfield Hills, and’ Peter barns, a large tool shed and re-a tree off a Berrien County Toth, a junior and_son of Mr: eral grant, which will cover|City. ” ing a standard first aid course nearly half the cost of a water; The DWS also plans to build road. farm buildings. 2CAR WRECK Hempstead, Pontiac: Township, » pair shop and. numerous ‘other and Steven Toth, 2410 main between 29% and 34 Mile) @ water intake and tunnel five at the Walled Lake Elementary has been approved for the De-| miles out into Lake Huron and School, 1055 W. Maple. The north branch of the Clin-were presented with awards by Marvin Whitaker, 48, of Tay- ton River runs through the en-troit Department of. Water Sup-} construct a 400-million-gallon-The course, consisting of five the Society of Engineers. lor, in-a two-car collision on U.S. ply. | a-day filtration plant north of tire. length. of the property. two-hour sessions, is taught a 25 about 10 miles south of Mon- The grant from the Depart-| Port Huron. from 7-9 p.m. each Wednesday. roe Saturday. Cathy was a second place win- ment of. Housing and Urban De-| When these facilities are com-Certificates will be awarded to | The Rev. Thomas Pollard Sr. »ner in,the botany division. Her velopment will be used for con-'pleted in 1969, water will be those who complete the course.is9 and his son, Thomas Jr., project, air pollution of plants, Community | struction the por-to and ee of 4%-mile pumped Detroit Flint. > mie 0 both of Jackson, in a three-car earned her a plaque and a sav- tion of the 83-mile Lake Huron OE oe Those wishing to enroll are collision west of Lowell"on | ings bond. M21 _A ‘number of other applica-/ encouraged to call the Oakland |Saturday. | Toth, a fifth place winner in for y. Pontiac Press Photo Good Friday: vin. tions grants are i * @ The 96-inch main line lies M 7). ortire pipeline i 8-Regional office of the Red Cross. jthe fair, entitled his project ATTACK ON TRASH — A piece of scrap paper doesn’t Clarence Jackson, 58, of Mus-“Are there Metals on the the Dorsey and McKay roads /"¢ entire pipeline is expected Se have a chance against one of the two outdoor vacuum. clean-;, ’ peer to cost about $98 million. | head-on col- kegon Heights, in, Moon?” He was the recipient of ers recently purchased by the Union Lake Business Area. Ser vi ce Set lision at a Muskegon Heights in-aplaque, _ : Association. Busiriessman Arthur Marohn here mans one ; Bids are to be let in May)! /PELINES Rochester School Board| tersection Saturday. y: \ The 83 miles of pipeline fn-yt ; of the cleaners which can be borrowed by'any member of | TROY — The Troy Pastors’| and construction is scheduled to Frank Vanker, 74, of Utica, \start in make to Bond in a two-car collision in Berlin the association The huge cleaners will be used in the park-Association will sponsor a com: start June This will “lude ea ae Explain Issue 7 mi ; inch pipes. The inch pipe “ ing lot ~~ ‘of a campaign to tidy up Union Lake. musty Friday’ service ail Township of St. Clair County PTA Will Discuss the 3 leg of the Tuns‘ftom Lake Huron to Imlay] ROCHESTER — mile north-south The board of eH p.m. Friday‘at the First Meth-| Lake Huron Water Project. . City. education's $7.3-milion bond s School Bond Issue ho The 72-inch continues up to|Sue proposal will be explained TREE HIT Flint, and, the 96-inch line runsat @ special meeting of the Bald-Jamgs Butler, 24, of Monroe, ROCHESTER — The April 25 When the first two stages are when_ , his car hit a tree. off referendum on a §$7.3-million kt ok * completed\in 1967, the DWS will {f0™ Imlay City through Romeo|Win School PTA at 7:30 p.m. begin supplying water to the|@nd on to the pumping station | tomorrow. : Custer. Road five miles west of school bond issue will be dis- Avondale Citizens’ The Rev. Richard Snoad of the} Flint area. | aty20 Mile and Dequindre. | KER SX Monroe. cussed’at tonight’s meeting of American Baptist Church of| a | The proposed building pro-Richard G. Wirth, 38, of Ro-the-North Hill PTA. Troy ‘will conduct the setvice. THIRD STAGE igram, to be voted on April 25, meo, when his pickup truck Board members Mrs. Virginia The third stage ofthe project] Secretaries of staté served as'will be discussed ‘py board mem-| \skiddedicy 53 north of and May on M Allured Norman will Other participating church-| to Report on Schools is a 26-mile main to Lake Huron|directors of the census between bers Mrs. Gayle Kember and Utica, struck a guard rail and present facts and answer ques- és and their pastors are Big | from the juncture of the first/1790 through 1830. Mrs. Mary Ann Beatty. overturned Saturday. tions at the 8 p.m. meeting. ~ Beayer Methédist Church, the A citizens committee al Subdivision are to be pre-Rev. \Albert ‘Hartoog; First which has been in the works-for}-sented-to_theboard—tonight. Baptist Church of Troy, the several months, is to be pre-| The 1966-67 budget is also Rev., Buell Eldridge and the Ralph. Jackson; First of Education tonight’ for final|the board for. approval. Methodist Church of Troy, vapproval. , ek ok Ok the Rev. Ralph Janka, ‘ The report, which makes a| Johnson plans to recommend Others are the First Presby- number of recommendations for |t0 the board that William Sa-| terjan Church of Troy, the Rev. the future of the school system, Ville, principle of Auburn) Frederick Huish;. John R- was. originally scheduled for|Heights Elementary School be! Bethesda Church, the Rev: Fin- completion last June. jappointed business manager. Jey Dafoe; Lutheran Church of It was then to be presented | BUSINESS MANAGER The “Master, the Rev. C._ Wil- to the board of education in | He has been acting as busi-|liam Pearson; and Troy Assem- January, but committee mem-ness manager since George E. bly of God, the Rev. Louie Cal- bers complained they had Shackelford, former schools/@W@y. * * sented to the Avondale Board|scheduled.to be presented to| Rev. It’s Money Out of Your Pocket never met to discuss the re-|superintendent, ‘resigned in De- port. jcember. Special music will be provided by the children’s choirs from So Why Not Schools Supt. Charles E.|. The district has not had a |participating churches. Johnson ‘said the report is sup-| business manager since Ar- posedly back from the printers) nold Ojala retired last June- and ‘ready. for board action at) The board is also slated to Ask A Specialist? PTA in Walled Lake | the 8:30 p.m. meeting. | grant a Contract to new _super- a a) intendent. John Dickey for a to Discuss Girl’ Scouts A probable bond issue or mill-|period from April 18 through - age vote will be determined by the end of the fiscal year. WALLED LAKE—The Walled the report according to John-He has a three-year contract Lake Elementary School PTA son. ; starting July 1 but needs a} will devote an evening to the MORE BUILDINGS special one to cover him .when|} Planning to remodel your home... Girl Scouts of America inthe} : ’ Ke ae he starts his new duties in two} Anticipating a recommenda-: multi-purpose room of the} : build an addition. or remodel your tion for additional buildings, the Diy son jitiadlgel; of ies school beginning at 8 tonight. board recently asked its archi-| mingham’s Berkshire Janior vk tects to draw up plans for aj); : r kitchen? Select your financing care- new elementary school with the i School, ‘replaces Shackel understanding that they will be : yours fully ... the choice is to make... paid when a tax increase is approved. _ | There were. approximately $/Mrs. Harry Wimbrow and the insist on reading the contract . . . know Drawings for the school in ‘million more vehicles on the|Ladies “Auxiliary of VFW. No. Bloomfield Orchards |roads last year than in 1963. 13952. that you are paying the lowest possible ’ rate .... know what is best for you in - terms you can clearly understand. — “$195,738 Budget for 1966-67 OK'd -~ ASK AA SPECIALIST 1N HOME REMODELINGLOANS INDEPENDENCE TO WN-(ployes except Supervisor Duane SHIP — The proposed township! Hursfall whose: present yearly budget of $195,738 for 1966-67/payis $9,500. was_. approved. by _the.“people,. Persons. attending the meet-* Saturday afternoon at the an-| ing Unanimously approved pay In addition to noting economi- cal advantages to having the cars, Altman said; “We feel that the time for a local police be service is not far off. If we |mal have cars, we can use them part-time for police. Therefore; The proposed increase is at--LIBRARY HIKE we would be utilizing the cars to tributed to library expenses, The increase in ‘library ex- full usé.”” employes, purchase of Voting |$7,000. Building.expansion and ESTIMATION salary .boosts for township penditures would total about | Wily and an automobile |salaries are the pro- aa i foremost -Estimated ‘cost for the two] voting machines would total $4,- 000, according to Altman, The township budget covers] th. peo of March 31 to Apri! § @ carer THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 71008 | : : Se als Soviet Writer Kids Red Bureaucracy. || am aera : 4 fh, MOSCOW (AP) — Now it’sjapplause, the delegates are|where he lives, need tractors, /understand that we have a \\ CUA \ officiay — The dnly way to get|spending, as much time as they|for instance, it’s necessary to|planned economy. and under the}- anything ‘in the Soviet. Union is|°4" lobbying. / ' regional” off plan you have already received to scrounge!for it. And one of ‘ “During the breaks,” he said, pea tot tiene ue Sook by everything you are entitled to?’ the best places to scrounge is “you go about hawk-eyed in the| cpogy 9 a x & * in the corridors ofa Communist|¢o!idors seeking out ministers De te “And I tell him, ‘I understand,) | 4 party coegraes set fale by pricey What could I get! then he told of: his own aod Se, sat ant ~_ ~ \ or. a 4 experiences. “ calves, do no ers! why ; : Sholokhov told delegates to the/ KNOW SOMEBODY Tom coming to a minister,”|they must get wet in the rain in} } 4 , 23rd congress last week that he| Everyone has’ known ‘forlhe said, and quoted his own|the autumn and be cold in himself had become’ an expertlyears that. you. had’ to know|remarks: ; winter. Roofing slate is not aj.’ scrounger inthe Moscow minis4somebody to get something in| “Comrade minister, please let/matter of fashion or beauty, but j i 3,000 sheets of slate for|@% economic necessity.” iL} tries for everything from cow-|this’ country, but this was the|me have shed roofs to new schools. -|highest public ledgéement|collective farm cow and calf rok * | 4 i \ x ek of it. . sheds, © ~ . % Sholokhov didn’t say just what : Right at this congress, Sholo-)* Sholokhov. said that when *° ow 8 he was lobbying for at this Hf khov said amid laughter and'farms~in the Rostov region,! “And he replies, ‘Don't youlcongress. —- eee i\( mice’ the perfect blend || |p | | ‘' .° of the land le fashions voy sl | Wg Knits... . favorite silhouettes ~~ curlloops . cool basket weaves . | Lovely miracle knits and . exciting fabric interest | Arnel linen knits. 1, and «misses and petites 6 to 16. | 3:piece Butte’s and: ' sheaths, shifts and cos- j& tumes. Many lovely spring ° FF, , colors. 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FITZGERALD “ President and Publisher : for Larger County Jail Joun W. A a Joun A. Rury Execu tive Vice President and Vice President and Editor Secretary a: nd se iansser Howanp H. Frrecenaup u Advertising Director, Sheriff Frank Irons: has made quite clear the need ‘ ARLo MCC . MARSHALL JORDAN . Managing Editor Circulation Manager Locel Advertising of a new jail to take care of crowded conditions at the Haney J. Resp |don Manager It Seems to Me... . * * * Is this progress? What is being done? I am sure more citizens are interested, so let’s hear Klingler Harry J. some comments. E. A. SCHULTZ WATERFORD TOWNSHIP ' One of Pontiac’s greatest citizens with industrial achiévements. ‘Con- answers the Big Call that must trary to the policy of his predeces- come to us all. sors, Mr. KLINGLER “came do wn - A Harry KLInGcLer took charge of town”: and when he stepped aside '. Pontiae Motor Division when the because of retirement, one of his Huron and Soginae seems: they onto,Huron, They. Next-tiime-the parking lot-on rar ag repercussions of a cruel depression ‘chief aides said: ‘a shoul behind. them , out’ pull them: around to’ behind: and otter wentlock local division He's going—but_he leaves us had. hamstrung the “He’s_going— may be knocked down. ' and left it floundering: and reeling. . 60,000. local.salesmen.” STILL STANDING Spirits were low and community ~ And that he did: ee a morale was depressed. x «© * Nobody in any industry made — a a more firm and lasting friends Cheerful and ebullient in than Harry J. Klingler. A great spirit, yet happily possessed of hunter, a wonderful shot, a fine administrative talents,.Harry J. fisherman and a grand compan- Klingler slowly led this area out re re _—\ wa corer led long trail-that -on the one back each and threw toa with pinnacle of achievement. x & * Others have contributed mighti- sailfish and marlin.with the ly —-CRITCHFIELD, KNUDSEN, ESTES WASHINGTON — When are’ law meting out severe pun-= any party but willing to seek remark: “Didn’t he put up a about to pledges from large numbers Hearing so much flying saucers being swamp gas ishment to union officers and DgLorgan to name a few — but the American people going uncle told of seeing a fireball fight!” y great when the latter call an ille-of people that they will vote reminds me that about 1893 m demand that their elected rep- the rock-ribbed foundation -of bril- It was all white and he couldn't against the party in power in near a swamp by Cass City. A community says “goodbye” gal strike or disobey a cour' resentatives in Congress think we have a secret they don’t pass either the White House or in get within ten feet of it. I liant success was painstakingly laid order, and would any labor for the last time—and it’s with why don’t they send a.law punish-| one leaders approve legislation Congress as long as a labor-want to let out. We have helicopters, heavy hearts ‘and heads bowed by this automotive genius. ing the mem-imposing heavy damages on union dictatorship is allowed to investigate? low. : GEORGE H. MORGAN Nor did his contributions rest bers of any’ & unions which refuse to cross to call strikes in defiance of 123 RI EA legal restrictions and to sub-Q picket lines when. illegal t labor union + strikes are in progress? ject innoeent persons to_fi- for participat- nancial hardship. ~~ She ing in an il-‘What is needed is a citizens’ ‘An Encouraging Sign... if ‘opy' |, 1966, New York legal strike or organization independent of Herald Tribune Syndicate, Inc.) at next election who will not for refusing to Let's not forget to elect men give our boys and money away. I was one who was afraid to pick- its cross Bob Considine. Says: strike with previous Pioneer Calls sensational murder trials are gone. son years. THOMPSON G. MOORE HIGHLAND was an example of damage done to the Integration serious * * * This CANDACE MOSSLER -MELVIN ’ public by, an illegal strike. Powers trial in Miami drew less at-At lunch in. Dorado Beach, But an even more flagrant tention than any equally sensation-strike — against eight rail- Wes Gallagher, General Man- Nonviolence Senseless ager’ of the Associated Press, roads last week — has hurt al court brawl in several score made NEW YORK This is a/ ity. They carry a basic businesses and plants in 38 said the AP had fear a survey — A few years ago, the ‘I said I thought the Negro’s pletely. Most of the balance newspapers small animals? gave were inflicted not only on the all -white future was brighter what with x & * would have flashed the seamy de-it scant attention. the railroads but on’ the University of the passage of the most re- tails of this sickening affair in all re users of transportation, es-Mississippi in cent civil rights legislation.. pecially in delayed deliver-1962 shook their elemental appeal. Readers Allah be praised. kok Oe ies. Some plants had ‘to be the con-op ” i i closed, and many thousands science of the . It's Pes small step,” Mere-‘studying air and water pollution Lleol 8 ante Bice — < of workers were Hled. It is “nation. dith said. “It says, in effect, to kill weeds and the air and ground are poisoned by insect M en questionable whether any of He is now a that if a white Southerner ° sprays? now kills a Negro he must be CONSERVATION CONSCIOUS e e e this will ever be recom-freshman law . Little Green punished by federal action pensed. student.at Co- CONSIDINE whereas fellow Southerners lumbia Uni- Why should citizens be sub- once could acquit him and Out of all this welter of informa-visitors” were balloons, weather versity. His book, “Three usually ‘did. It means he jected to such expenses, par- kites; cloud formations, distant tion and mis-information, I string Years in Mississippi,” will be might get a whole year in ticularly since no action on planes, reflected light, marsh published later this month by along with the boys and gals who their part was in jail. any. way re- . the University of Indiana gas, imagination, homemade sponsible for .the strike? say: “we've had no flying objects NEED GOOD TIMES Press. hoaxes and kindred soulmates. x k * “T think that in time Amer- from other planets.” The country has ‘not Perhaps there really are little There aré plenty of laws ica. will become the most that penalize anybody who heard the. last from this * *& * green rascals scurrying hither parking. equalitarian society the world takes money away from soft-spoken, slim but ex- 100 PER CENT FOR PONTIAC'S has ever known. But that will” and yon, but-it’s pretty dubious. Over the years theU. S. gov- someone else, but unfortun-traordinarily durable man. ‘SPORTS CENTER ae largely depend, I think, on ately the losses suffered by What he is saying now, and -ernment has dispelled too many x ke continued good times. ‘ innocent persons in a labor what his book will say, is dispute have been ignored by not calculated to comfort the nation’s lawmakers. either black or white. ‘Foreign Aid Program Puzzles Taxpayer myths by proving the “celestial What do YOU think? “If there is ever another Great. Depression, there will Regarding the editorial “Your Money Goes Here,” I can a search for a scapegoat, of the foreign aid program, but why have , “T don’t believe that any of and the scapegoat almost cer-understand DEMAND IMMUNITY some aid to Cuba, East Gefmany and USSR? What are the current so-called Negro * tainly will be the Negro who we given And in Conclusion Nor does the ending of a big eet leaders has a mandate to they doing with it? strike seem to solve the ques-has crowded into the cities: tion of payment for damages speak for the Negro,” he told He: might suffer as-did the TAXPAYER THAT NEEDED AID AND COULDN'T GET IT already inflicted. ‘In fact, me. Jews in Germany.” Jottings from the well-thumbed I hear nothing’ brings more in- * * * + some labor leaders have been notebook of your peripatetic re-furiated letters on TV than a demanding immunity from “What about Martin Luther porter: , bullfight. They com plain the prosecution — or the payment King?” of damages — as the price of To help the lazy people, they bull doesn’t get a fair chance. . . INCOMPATIBLE PROGRAM Reviewing a final settlement. It’s a form Meredith shrugged. ‘His ... Father: “How in the nonviolence ‘program is in- golf ball jump out of the cup...... have a gadget now that makes a of blackmail. world can.you sit.at that phone Optimist stitute for the fundamental have been avoided by act Railroads have, of course, *-compatible with American an . 30 minutes and just listen?” cure to this tragedy. of driver. will! The cause of the right to sue for damages A father complained his tradition,” he said. “Nonvio- a re tet Daughter: “Louise said to hold if a strike is proved to have The Kiel (Wis.) Record : fence has no meaning. It is largest number of deaths and daughter took no exercise except to The cure must be laid» right on. She had to go to dinner.” been: illegally called. But not the opposite of violence. injuries was ex speed the door of the cause. Since An optimist is a man who at ‘the TV. volume louder. How-.° turn . this, too, becomes a prob- limit, Speeding killed more than 16,000 persons in 1964, and in- By the way, did “This is a rough, tough «+e eaees oe drivers, acting on their own free will, are causi 80 per cent of thinks thatthe dry cleaners are lem. he thinks she'll make the ; read how that ever, country ‘and always has anyone ever shrinking the waistline of. his jured over. 1% millions.’ ; Olympic team if they have a hair- It.arouses in management been. Every minority our traffic accidents, then, group Gaseous Clay fight came out? ' sure- trousers, Failing to yield the right of circles. a fear of reprisals. by ly, drivers are the only in this. country that won | ones . spraying contest........ ine and’ driving on the wrong Wo Wee the union. So court litigation equal status — the Irish, way Spotlight who can put an end to this Tragedy of Errors! Southwestern Scout tells me the su . is sometimes dropped by. the strike ‘mans, | Itali Seaniteniaeasee: war 838 vigorous, manly, legal side of the road killed almost se mess tba 11,00 Six employers when tlement is reached. ; shine in El Pasé . Theytold me in South America Spaniards have perfume.so set- has only failed persons. thousand deaths were at- to a art The ac- the day ni tha\Jast 1515.2... a one yh wae ne tivities, not by supine sub-Four’ out of five traffic ac-tributed to reckless ‘driving, An. Huntley and Brinkley may powerful a girl isn’t allowed to use hes i se pe. ee hind, cuttingBiting 12,in, P passibsp Explanation ; day. it unless she has a secondary award “City ‘ogi sith. ; ne he penn: ; Meigre-4 ee tall it a day rae ae in: RATALE. 8 5 ies ... Now-we ~ ’state'legislature, in effect, re-ms geese Ht be murs "ere he logic “ini dying Wrong side*faling ry: Pee or ee ras en 0520: . ; have contact lenses for dogs.. My sa ‘Fetroactively the law | jee pracuces Oe Black ‘because some fool passed on a signalling improperly 8-° ° inerritied Democrat curve? Where is the logic counted for over one thousand ©. .* Trusted sae orbidding strikes on. public : blind Chief Pontiac may need ’em. He can transportation facilities. “Of course not,” Meredith deaths. Laziness explains more fail- when a child is mowed down scouts ad vise » said with a laugh. “Those x * ures thdn ignorance, but the only read the top line on his food Hence, the union which had by a‘car driven by a drunken people are of no significance me Diane combination is catastrophic. been held by the courts to be man?. What’s so, logical about When you couple these facts Hodges de-in contempt wasn’t penalized, being the victim of a maniac with the knowledge that 42,000 Americanized . -except to the whites who built serves mention diets have increased the average who speeds through a 25 m.p.h. out of 48,000 traffic deaths in them. into. mysterious . men- DISAPPROVAL aces. The Negroes have no as one of the height .of 14-year-old Japs by, 442 residential zone? Some.of the railroad unions use whatever for them.” Fools? Drunks? Maniacs? area’s att rac-. « Dept. of hich -did not initiate the What does he consider the, Harsh terms: to use indeed: Un- tive young la-| % Cheers and. Jeers: fhe C’s—the in-fair to.the driver, you say. strike but were affected by. it Negro’s greatest handicap? expressed openly last week “His lack of pride,” Mer-. credible and marvelous color pho- But what about fairness to the z their disapproval of the work .. «+ Sigh in victims? ‘ gee tography on that BARBRA STREISAND stoppage and denounced it -as “One compelling fact stands Chicago illegal. ‘ show; the J’s—some ofher singing out: ‘church: “Go-— “ing to.Heaven?Get Your Flight But would they today The overwhelming majority of. ‘on the same show. traffic accidents were penned I . +. —Hanotp A. FITZGERALD driver error. and hence r THE PONTIAC PRES SS. MONDAY, AERIL 4, 1966 Ant Slayer of Three in Benton Harbor Still at Large BENTON HARBOR (AP) > Diane Carter, one of several Berrien. County Sheriff's De-Authorities, including psychia-Police bulletins on the saree it is not known whether the One year ago today two women children of a i family here. (partment, swept into a search trists, have tried to fit a “pat-jings went*to.5,000 police agen-/slayer remains in the vicinity and a child were found slain in te ot for the killer. ‘ern” to the slayings. All three! cies ‘The investigation extended! Police Lt. Ronald H. Smith, a grove of pines near Benton : * * we 1 6 pine grove-victims were stabbed Discovery of the slayings as far as Australia where there|who has headed the year-long Harbor. Nothing, came of that, nor in and strangled. Evidently the spread fear through the »com-had been similar. killings. investigation, has no answer. the weeks .of: intensive effort slayer had some surgicab skill. The bodies of the women were munity. Though less severe with 'There is “no definite conclu- mutilated. The child, a 7-year- that followed. The killer may have taken his the passing of time, fear still Disturbing to citizens is the sion,” Smith ‘said. old girl, had been strangled. exists toda Mrs. Jones had been de-victims’ lives elsewhere and) _ y: \eapitated. A head believed from taken their bodies to the grove. | ae ee Possibly linked to the three |), her body. was found Apvil 23 in Rewards totaling $7,520 have Their killer, believed a possi-|slayings was a fourth, earlier a field about 10 miles from the been offered for the apprehen-| MUSICAL EASTER REVIVAL ble sex deviate, still is at large. death by violence—that of De- pine grove. sion of the killer. Police, by their-own count, lores Young, 19. Miss Young’s|-— . i Presented by the. Nationally-Known have received 1,125 “tips.” Fifty body was found in a house Feb. persons have been investigated. 15,1 . Mac MURRAY’ S MEA. President-Elect Is East Lansing Teacher NO DIRECT CLUE BODIES FOUND * Playing Over 25 Instruments But there has been no direct Two boys playing in the pine LANSING (UPI) — The Mich-|president-Si of the 70,000 clue to the person who, put to grove discovered the sldyings. igan Education Association rep-/memberMEA 7:45 P.M.-— April 4 Thru April 10 death: f The grove is in Bainbridge resentative assembly met here| Wroden will serve a year's Mrs. Mary Esther Jones, 37, Township, 10 miles east of the Saturday and chose Clifford D:apprenticeship under MEA pres« CHRISTIAN TEMPLE who lived with her mother. ident Martha Aemke, Bay City,| Mrs. Amelia 60, coin Instantly police of this city, to-|Worden, a physics teacher at)pefore taking over as president, Dr. P. Pastor Boyer, §05 Auburn Ave. Lola Marion, laundry-caretaker. gether with State Police and the: East “Lansing High School 88) in July 1967. | Pon neCys ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY AP. Photofax AROUND CAMP FIRE — Lady Bird Johnson (center) site by a camp fire at Big Bend National Park in Texas after listening to songs sung by Dr. N. L. McNeill, president of Sul Ross State College: Mrs. Johnson spent the weekend in the rugged terrain country in southwest Texas. Lady Bird Ends Weekend in Texas Big Bend Country “ 4 PANTHER JUNCTION, Tex.| just for the White House travel- (AP) — Suntanned from a Rio ers. Grande raft ride, Mrs. Lyndon. The First Lady led a flotilla of B. Johnson ended a weekend in) 24 rafts on a 5‘ hour ride, skirt- the Big Bend country today ex-|ing rocks, splashing rapids ‘and pressing delight at its spectac-maneuvering ‘tficky turns. ular wilderness grandeur. ~ Park rafigers weré the guides, The President's wife went jumping into the water to get Western in blue jeans, check-the life rafts over the tough ered shirts and sneakers amid spots, Everybody helped with the rugged peaks of the Chisos the paddling, including Secre- (ghost) Mountains on the Texas-tary of the Interior and Mrs. Mexican border. Stewart Udall, the traveling eR White House Doctor, Navy Capt. Everything from the dramatic James Young, and Secret Serv- lighting effects to the tenacity ofice agents. Mrs. Johnson took a life here — “things growing in a turn for 25 minutes. cupful of soil” — intrigued her.| ‘There were frequent dousings Though she brought along a from river water. A few had press party of 70, Mrs. Johnson |unexpected spills into the river. was struck mainly by the vast/But no one minded these cooling solitude and how quickly “you applications in the. -90-degree are able to get this completely heat, with no place to hide from, out into the wilderness.” \the sweltering sun. Mrs. John-| son kept applying protective) layers of suntan lotion. RUGGED FUN Her stay in the 708,000-acre Afterwards, she told reporters Big Bend National Park was) she was reminded how very} rugged and colorful fun. pleasant simple things can be — The 53-year-old First Lady|( ‘a vagrant breeze, a drink of took in gay stride a mile and a) jwater, just the feeling that you) half hike up Lost Mine Trail.| (have eriough strength to cope} She sang along at a moonlight with paddling a canoe — to. get camp fire and listened to the out in the open and to come to tales of the Old West. jterms with things.” x ke ok She was. unperturbed-by a UNUSUAL TEST sudden dust storm that cli-| The Park Service, celebrating maxed a riverside steak fry.|its 50th anniversary, was having She even helped paddle and|an unusual test of itsresource- dangled het feet in the cold| fulness. Among other jobs, ran-' water on an 11-mile Rio Grande! gers had to float down 150 paper float trip in a big yellow life raft|bag picnic’ lunches for a brief! through Mariscal Canyon, with/lunchtime stop at a sandy, gras- its towering limestone cliffs 1,-sy-riverside spot called “Rattle- 500 feet high. snake Sand Bar.” No snakes The Palm Sunday raft ride|appeared. was the highlight of the visit. It; Mrs. Johnson had been hoping took up most of the day after|to see some of the wildlife but @ flapjack outdoor breakfast |they were mostly nocturnal— and a 5-minute special Palm| and a bit shy of crowds, On the: Entire stock now reduced, “ Sunday church service con-lriver, though, a wild horse ducted _by the park _chaplain, lcame down for a drink. © great savings! new Easter new! GY) COLOR VIEW. coats at these low prices! ALL , CHANNEL | T.V. 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An-\ity outside of Red China. |ship died Sunday when a North/London, which had been en route from mats on odor land at the end of January for a) An, *the Moscow malé panda. Sea gale demolished the ship Rescuers on_ the beach|London to Inverness, Scotland, Gronouski says after a tour,of one-term exchange with a pupil} Chi-Chi and. An-An. are ‘the LONDON (AP) = = all 10 crew-'near ila mouth of ‘the Humber|rlwatched helplessly as the storm|to begin. tourist cruises. the United States should lower from Geelong Grammar School) Communist East Europe that its trade barriers to take advan-in Australia. 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He offered a $25,000 re- ward for information leading to the arrest of the thieves, | * | Four men walked into the! hotel before dawn Jast Tuesday, tied up a clerk, bell captain and delivery man, punched open 70 safety deposit boxes) with aj --hammer-and-chisel-and eleaned:; them out. | # MINUTES The whole job took about 40 minutes and was, according to one Miami Beach police spokes- man, “professional from the| word go."’. my New York authorities said) Matera was indicted. in-New! York Jan. 4, 1965, for the $125,-| 000 robbery of a rare coin shop in Manhattan. He .was under $35,000 bond for that charge when he was arrested here Fri- day morning. | Sheriff's detectives said Ma-| & tera and Gampaoli were stay: ing in an apartment in nearby] ; Miami Springs. Detectives said) : they searched the apartment] and found quantities of stolen! ; driver’s licenses and credi' cards. Profit Is Slim for Bookies in | British Vote Fs LONDON (AP) — Britain's) | election was a big victory for} the Labor party, but it was a| close race for. the bookies, They} :- almost lost it. Ladbroke’s: and William Hill the two bookmakers who han. dled most of-the élection bet: ting, said $7 million was bet! with them but-their ‘profit was only about 2 per cent. ak. Ge Most of the money was in| straight bets on Labor or the Conservatives, but the bookiés also,took bets on the size of La bor’s victory margin and on}; contests in individual districts. The bookies protected them: selves by raising the odds on such a sure thing as a Labor victory. At one point they reached 66:to 1 on labor — a bet of 66 pounds to earn only one. On the straight bets, Lad-| : broke’s said they expect to make a profit of: $28,000, and 4 profit twice that on estimating) ’ the size of the margin. They & expect.to lose $1,400 on. the indi- vidual races. Hill came close to showing a| j loss on part of the operation.) j With Labor’s victory margin 97); seats in the House of Commons, Hill made a profit of $112,000 — minus half that amount for ad- vertising. But-if gone over 100, would have been. only $19,600 —still minus $56,000 for advertis-It looks so expensive that a lot of people don't realize it's priced right down there within ing. f a ae eg reach of most low price buyers. Which sort of makes you wonder why you should buy a Perhaps that’s why Hill pre-| low-priced car when you can buy a high-priced car for the same money. A Pontiac Catalina. fers to take bets on-horses rath- er than people. The company) says it feels it is immoral to bet such large sums on elections, Wide-Track Pontiac Catalina although it will continue to do so| (A big, powerful Pontiac for less than’ $3,000*) because “‘we have to stay in Manutecturer's suggested retal! prices for 2-and 4-door sedans and 2. and 4-do0r hardtops yd all less than. $3000. 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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 4, Reheat In Technological Society Participating in the Personal Devel- opment Conference of the Michigan Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Saturday, at Oakland University were Mrs. Paul Goebel. (from left), chairman, Gov. Romney’s Commission on the Status of Women; Sister Mary Sheila Crampton, Aber- deen,.S.D.; Helen Zdeba, Pontiac BPW Club employment adviser and James Davis assistant professor of chemistry, OU Visiting with speaker Harold P. and Professional Women’s Club and Pluimer, Bloomfield, Minn., Director of general chairman for the Personal De- Space Education, North Central Region, velopment Conference at OU, and Mrs. USAF, are Mrs. Raymond L. Cole (at Clifton Gabler also of the local club, left), president of Pontiac Business who assisted with the program, Show and Tell Time Good Experience for Tots By ABIGAIL VAN. BUREN school for show and tell, and darling got completely carried DEAR ABBY: Every teacher you should have heard the wild away. who.has a show and tell time ~ tale he unraveled about how he LOVES CHILDREN in her classroom repeatedly tells happened to have it! DEAR ABBY: I have been.a the children, I later learned it was plastic. kindergarten teacher for 10 His mother allowed him to take years, ‘so nobody has to tell me it to school, but when it came where the mother was when-her time to tell the story, the poor child ‘slipped out of the house y. daddy for per-with a pair of 44 falsies for show -Mission before and tell. Mamma was in bed! , you take any-Believe me, I could curl your hair with some:of the stories children-tell me, One child came to school freezing because every button was missing. from her coat. I finally brought some but- stresses that no child is to bring tons from home and sewed them valuable, fragile, or irreplace-on during my lunch period. This “able treasures to school. Chil-child is from a prominent, well- dren, will bring anything from to-do family. an old dried up flower to a live I once asked the child if she kitten and delight in talking has breakfast at home and she about it. Once a youngster said, “No, Mamma is sleeping brought a “human” skull to when I léave, and she asks me to be quiet, But I don’t care, my mommy is so pretty!” ee eee eee UPPER DARBY TEACHER x * DEAR ABBY: How I wish we had a show and tell time in school when I was a youngster. 7’ TUESDAY My teacher (a man) was so Pontiac Jaycee Auxil- Calendar The Brady S. Bren-strict and stern we were all lary, 7:30 p.m., First Fed-, tons of Troy’ announce scared to death of him. Most teachers in my day were eral Savings of Oakland the engagement of their like that. The only time a child daughter, Barbara Ann, uilding. Benefit’ hair got a chance to. say anything slog demonstration by to Gary Richard Lytle, was when he was called upon ceeds Pontiac State son of the Richard M. to answer a-question, or if he had to recite something he was Philip’s of Pontiac. Pro- Hospital. Lytles of Grosse Pointe. Past Noble Grands Club told to memorize. A teacher cer- ‘The Dec. 28 bride-elect tainly did not invite the children of Welcome \Rebekah will graduate this month to bring odd items from home » home of Mrs. Clarence from the School of Den- + Lodge No, 246, 8\p.m., and discuss it with their class- mates. Cavalier of Lakevie tal Hygiene at the: Uni- Perhaps if we had had show Drive. : versity. of Detroit. Den- and tell back in those days, we WEDNESDAY tal School. Her fiance wouldn't have so many .people Woman’s-World Series, in graduate school at who grew up petrified to open Mithigan State Univer- their mouths before more than four ‘people, I was one -of those sity and is a member of self-conscious tongue-tied’ boobs, Delta Si Phi frater-- and I never got over it: nity. a : PUSHING SEVENTY BPW Focuses on Change More than 425 Michigan wom-LeRoy Hawkins and Gary James Davis, assistant pfo-Heights Convent, Aberdeen, S.D. en gathered at Oakland Univer-Klann, all of Clarkston, presént-fessor of chemistry at OU, spoke stated that the scientific age de- sity on Saturday for’ the Per-ed the colors preceding a wel-of the miraculuous advances in mands a spirituality geared to sonal Development Conference come from Frederick Obear, biological sciences in present-the awe-inspiring beauty and of the Michigan Federation of assistant’ provost of OU. ing a acon rerensm. holiness of THINGS. . Business and Professional Wom-* Greetings were also extended The Hofi. Martha ° Griffith, en’s Clubs. by Marguerite Holcomb of Mus-Rey. Mitton H. Beck, pastor Michigan’s 17th district con- kegon, first vice president of gresswoman, concluded the pan- According to~Mrs:—Raymond of the Central Methodist ‘Church, ‘L. Cole, general -chairman for the Michigan Federation. gave the luncheon invocation. with a summary interna- el of the conference, and_ Pontiac Mrs. Paul Goebel, chairman, Harold P, Pluimer, Blooming-tional relations and great. power BPW Club president, the semi-Gov. Romney’s Commission on ton, Minn. director,of Aerospace . policies in her.remarks on nar was planned to alert women the Status of Women, discussed Education, North Central re-“World Politics in the Space of the existence and significance “Woman’s Role in Modern Soc- gion, USAF, speaking on the Age.” of the many changes in a World jiety” at the afternoon session. “Frontiers of Our Time” feels J. Lewis Powell of Alexandria, society which is becoming in-A panel of three discussed that the greatest single influ-Va., Aectrer creasingly technological. : impact space on the autor and pro- ence of our time is the scientific the of age ducer of industrial pictures, con- emotional life of women. EFFECTS.OF CHANGE revolution we are now experi-. Cluded the program with his Mrs. Walter Jackson, director In her opening address, Marie encing. talk on the “Collapse of Time”’. ~ of conferences at OU spoke on Mylan of Grand Rapids, pro-° “These explorations into the Colorful charts dramatized “Women: Has Space Changed gram chairman, told how these , unknown will have a profound how the stampede of science Their Role?’ -changes affect every person impact on everyone regardless _ is drastically changing the ‘SPIRITUAL RESPONSE’ and how, in order to cope with of age, profession or location,” world,.. He said, ‘We still the personal implications of the he said. “Everyone must be Choosing the title the ‘‘Spiri-have no-substitutes’ for thinking changes, women must recognize aware of the extent to which ual Response to the Scientific people. Neither obsolete experi- their existence. this explosion of knowledge, Age”’ Sister Mary-Sheila Cramp-ence ‘nor modern electronics are The Civil Air Patrol cadets, this. crescendo of accomplish-ton, chairman of, the Depart-complete subsitiutes for updated Robert Grace, David Rowden, ment, is changing.his life.”’ ment of English, Presentation intelligence.” Me eH ie Assisting Mrs. Floyd Bunt with registrations were Mrs. John Spears, Mrs. Paul Easterle and Mrs. Virginia . Chandler, president Union Lake BPW’s. Mrs. Clifton Gabler and Hel- en Zdeba, Pontiac BPW’s, along .with Mrs. Douglas Owen of the Continuing Education Depart- ment at OU assisted Miss Mylan.. with the program. t: # * Among these ‘registered for the conference were Marion Mc- Clench of Lansing, past nation-. al BPW Federation ~ president; also past presidents of the Mich- igan Federation, Dr. Fanny Kenyon, Lansing; Mrs. Hazel Meyers, Mildred Chamberlain and Arvilla Winegarden of Grand Rapids; Emilia Kennedy, Kalamazoo; Mrs Eva Puffer, Traverse City and Olga Taylor of Detroit. Women to Hear Marie Mylan of Grand Rapids, con-ture on “Collapse of Time.” Mrs. Floyd ference program chairman (at left) Bunt, Pontiac BPW club member was a Book Réview takes time to chat with author J. Lewis chairman. -of registrations for the A Tuesday evening member- Powell, Alexandria, Va. about his lec-seminar. ship meeting in the Lake Orion home of Mrs. Byron Chapin is scheduled for . Alpha Lambda chapter, Alpha Delta Kappa sor- Mates Share Daughters of Isabella Gather ority. Mrs. John Lessiter will review Daughters of Isabella held Solwold, Mary. Degg and Marie the book “‘Up the Down Stair- Their Food their annual conferring of de-Ingles. * case” following the business grees Sunday in the Knights of Mrs, Robert Adams, regent, meeting. -was assisted in the ceremonies The group recently attended Eating Out Columbus Hall. by her officers. “The Sound of Music” in De- ew * Guests included Mrs. Felix troit and has. made reservations By The Emily Post Institute Initiated were Mrs. Patrick Kremer, Mrs. Walter Stagiak, for the ADK spring luncheon at Q: A-group of us usually go Daly, Mrs. Donald Donahue, Mrs. Ernie Mailloux and Mrs. Fed Roostertail, April 30, in De- out to dinner together in a res- Mrs, Leonard Degg, Mrs. Olaf Alfred Turch. troit. taurant once a week. One cou- ple (husband and wife) are in the habit of exchanging their food with each other. She orders one entree and he another and as soon as it is served, he puts half of what he ordered: on her plate and she does the same. They also do this with dessert. The others in the group.are em- SALE barrassed by this and think it ‘most improper. We would like to -know what you think about this. ASBESTOS A: To transfer half of every- thing they order onto each other’s-plates is certainly most improper. Howéver, if one of VINYL them has ordered something unusual and the other wishes to taste it, a small sample of it may quite properly be put on @. 1st Quality IMAGINE the other’s plate. 2k @Greaseproof | um. Q: My daughter is to be mar- ried in June. We are compiling © Light Colors TILE Z fora 9x10‘ the guest list and are trying to © Marble Chip Room keep it down to a minimum. The problem is this: There will Designs Only be a maid of honor and three bridesmaids and an equal] num- * Je all You want | $4129 ber of ushers. * *° & The parents of the maid of “9x12” honor are personal friends and Real Wood INLAID TILE 8c therefore included inthe guest LINOLEUM $498 PARQUET list: The parents of the brides-RUGS .cccce Ea. O'xO" . cc cccus Ea. ‘ maids and ushers are strang-o”x9” q e3 ers. My daughter feels that ‘all x1/16 ea. of. the parents should be in-CERAMIC TILE (®¢ MICA cluded at the reception. I don’t. 4"x4” wae Ea. 29: We would very much appreciate Alcohol Proof!...++ Real your help in this matter and will abide by your decision. CORK TILE A: You really should. invite MOSAIC TILE Solid Vinyl 1% 1 ” the parents of the bridesmaids 12x12” 1 3: to the church so that they can Genuine First Time Ever... ° see how their daughters look in 00% or 15s Mosaic Tile ‘their lovely dresses, but it is not necessary to invite those ACROSS From The MALL who are strangers to. the re- ception. . The ushers’ parents. need not be invited to either 2255 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. the .church or the reception, ie, Seth’ FE 4-5216 The Emily Post Institute can- not answer persorial mail, but: Open Mon., Thurs,, Fri. 9 to 9 Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 to 6 all questions of general interest "* are answeredthis column. in it \ é THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 a \ Report Reveals | Boys’ Club Members’ Join Effort Smoker to Have 4 1.40 More Illnesses _ % Brownies, Scou ts Send | WASHINGTON, D. C. —"If too much of.a good thing can be bad for you, too much of a ‘bad. thing can be worse for Goodies to Servicemen, you. At least that seems to be the moral of the following rg ports having to do with smok-participating in this joint toothbrushes, toothpaste, ra- | “Letters and packages from ing. zor . blades; candy, . cookies, » | stateside. are very important, efforyy to know that people back Brownie, Junior, Cadette and There is wide agreement popcorn, books and other arti- that cigarette smoking is bad home really care. This may cles. Senior Girl Scouts are collect- for the health. But while peo-sound strange and a little out ing books, using troop: funds Through this project the ple who smoke one pack of of line for the Brownies, but and their own allowances to area Scouts are fulfilling their cigarettes a day aremot con-could they perhaps send cook: fill boxes with needed items. promise of service. Brownies fined to bed with illness more ies, candy, gum, books, etc. . * kk Ok pledge, “. . . to help other often than: nonsmokers, peo- to the Marines over here?” | The men of B Company people every day.” The Girl ple who smoke two packs or x ke * soon will be receiving combs, | Scout promises “.. . to help more a day are troubled with Mr. and Mrs. Stant other people at all times.” The above excerpts are illnesses. of various kinds an ee? Persinger Jr. of Keego from letters sent by Dave| more frequently than the Harbor announce « the Hooper, a Navy medic at-| As stated in the Girl Scout moderate or nonsmokers. e tached to a Marine field hos-‘Planned’ Babies andbook, ** The gift of serv-~ Two army obstetrician-gyn-engagement of their pital in Viet Nam, to his sis-| ice is . . . something of your- ecologists, and a civilian col-| daughter Jennifer ter Mrs. John ‘Ward of Mark Best, Says MD self. People need friends who league report that in a study Marie, to Robert. .Lewis Street. care enough about them to of 7,740 patients with uncom- Snideman,. son of the “Tt could be for. the whole show it by doing something in plicated pregnancies, the NEW YORK: ‘Allow wom- practical helpful ways,” over-all incidence of prema-Wilber Snidemans of outfit, because some guys en to have pregnancies that turity was significantly higher Detroit, Her fiance is a don’t get things from home,” are both planned and de-* ok Ok continued Corpsman Hooper. » Boys’ .Club members also for those who smoked during sired,” and the incidence of pregnancy. prematurity and various seri- graduate of Central “There are 50 people in our feel a closeness to the men in| Michigan University. platoon of all ages, creeds Viet Nam: Manriy of them have ous complications of pregnan- An Aug. 13 wedding is and races.” He is with the friends or relatives there. cy will be drastically reduced. First Marine Division, First When Dave Hooper heard of | being. planned. This is what Dr. Charles E. | Neumode Battalion, First Platoon, B | their benefit dances, he wrote Flowers Jr. of the University *HONEYBARE” of North Carolina School of Company. | Mrs. Ward, ‘Please tel] the CANTRECE Call. Her Delilah STARTED SOMETHING Medicine told a conference. on | Boys’ Club that the platoon is honored that they are plan- public family planning clinics Hooper's suggestion started ning a dance for Viet Nam. held here recently. a chain reaction of activity lo- This comes from their hearts, and we are glad that some-[i teen-year-old Ann Martin is -eally, Mrs, Ward, a Brownie Dr. Flowers noted that both q Sheer, new nylon the barber at the shop of Carl leader, shared the letter with prematurity and pregnancy one iis thinking of us.”’ with gentle stretch, Fort while he is on a month's other Scout workers, Conse-complications are higher quently, all Girl Scout troops among indigent women, who RANKS REDUCED Nude heel, vacation. She is the only fe- in Pontiac’s Webster-Washing-are often poorly’ nourished and When this project first was male in a barber school class T7¢ ton Neighborhood decided to who neglect themselves dur-discussed there were 50 men omen of 24 at nearby Decatur, Ill. meet this touching request. ing their unwanted pregnan-serving in Hooper’s platoon. 2 pairs $1.50 Why did she decide on bar- Group clubs of the Pontiac cies. Now there are 46, Two were bering? “It looked like nice The doctor reported that a killed in action and two Boys’ Club also volunteered to work,’”” help by sponsoring dances to recent survey showed that 85 wounded and sent back to the raise funds for postal costs per cent of impoverished wom- United States. Free Gift Wrapping Always x en .were both “anxious and Good combination: shrimp an and additional purchases. At all Neumode Hosiery Shops Scouting and Boys’ Club 82 N. Saginaw St. |toast or rice or in pattie shells Club members currently are advice. \crab in a cream sauce served on| Over 300 Scouts and 300 Boys’ willing” to have contraceptive leaders feel that the biggest | achievement of this’ endegvor could be encouraging ddi- ‘ tional youth groups and Agen- cies to “adopt” other’ Viet Pontiac Press Photo EASTER PLANTS . .. TRADITIONALLY Nam line troops and field hos- A Marine’s poignant letter asking the platoon of Medical Corpsman pitals. from PEARCE'S Since 1890 x kek & if Brownies might send books and Dave Hooper. whose ‘sister is Mrs. The project will .be a con-goodies to Viet Nam has -snowballed John Ward of Mark Street (left), a tinuing service for both Scouts into a bustling local service project. Brownie leader. ‘Handling the pack- and Boys’ Clubbers. A neighborhood Girl Scout unit and aging are Gretchen Hull, Ottawa 1! 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Harper Method Products and * ‘Methods Used The Meadow Brook Theatre CHAPTER 13 at excess oil off the scalp and dis-\days, If your hair is dry and you Guild at Oakland University will present Pirandello’s ‘Six Characters in Search of an Author,” Thursday, Friday and Saturday. a oe An artist's struggle to, d «termine the difference be- tween illusion and reality is the theme of the . play,writ- ten in 1925. A family of six characters who refuse to leave until the artist (Pirandello) has set their drama’ down on paper walk into his imagination in the play. * ok * ; After its revival-on Broad- Way several seasons ago, the play proved to be one of the. You know what a difference a good frame makes for a pic-. ture; hair is a frame for your face. Nothing can do more for your looks than clear, glowing, healthy hair: . The Ith part comes from eating a wholesome, vitamin- and mineral-enriched diet. , Fruits and foods from’ the sea are especially good for hair, and unsaturated natural vegetable- seed oils are marvelous, Be sure to use them in salads and cook- ing. “< i GO HATLESS Ohanges in temperature are . |good for your hair. Unless you “ |eatch’ the sniffles easily; keep your head uncovered, especially tributing it evenly through the/live in the clean country air, you ne hair. Unbrushed oil hair has’ ajmay need to shampoo only! tendency to mat, turn dark at! once every ten days, | the roots, and collect dandruff.’ i i Brushing also helps dry hair, | When it comes to thoroug! which suffers. from a lack of oil, cleansing, ‘nothing compares) because it stimulates oil glands) with a good shampoo. I think’ and distributes their secretions Castile is the most compatible from the scalp to the ends of to all hair types. 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The ‘warmth and gaiety to the 2 tablespoons sugar, | ¢ faith. With that in mind, most beautiful bouquet! daily lives of others. I have 1 tablespoon melted but- we are bringing you a recipe today from the lit- ter f -ORCHARD FURNITURE ) * * * long suspected that the sins tle cookbook put out by Emma is that jewel who of omission are perhaps % ‘teaspoon salt Temple Beth Jacob Sister- Grated rind and juice-of has been cooking wohderful greater than the sins of com- hood. by GAINES a lemon food ‘for us for many years, mission. * * * 2 eggs, well beaten, which is the main reason I How much richer life would | We've selected a recipe Boil; rice in milk until have trouble keeping my be for all of us if we all lived by Mrs. Herman Sten-milk is absorbed. _ Add waistline reasonable: I-asked, with-more-awareness and ‘put buck. rest of ingredients and She said she didn’t. know. I ly! It doesn’t have to be |. * *& & \ i ‘tng “Emma, who sent those?” it into action more frequent-| — cook in double boiler un- stopped to ponder, “‘It isn’t flowers, beautiful as they are. | ~ til thick. Cool. Bess Stenbuck is a be- my birthday; it isn’t my hus-_ It can be an unusually cheery | © Shape into ovals or loved nursery school di- _ SOR SABE greeting, an unexpected band’s birthday; it — isn’t note rounds. Dip in, cracker rector; hundreds. of chil- George‘ Washington’s _ birth-or visit or telephone call or it 4 meal, in beaten egg and dren have been taught by day; it isn’t Valentine day or can be an offer of help when |: again in cracker meal. Easter or Christmas. someone least expects it. her. ‘She is an active Let stand 10 minutes. * * * x ok oF member of Zonta and of Fry in deep hot fat until“What could be thé occa-the Sisterhood. She’s al- Such an attitude is youth-brown. Serve with a dab sion and who could be send- ful and enthusiastic and re-ways good company. of jam in the center ing them? I looked at the juvenating. It enriches our « card and it said, ‘Just be-Se ee ee er ee Se RRNY lives as well as those of oth- cause we love you’ and was ers. BUT, we become so en-TTY signed by two friends we love grossed in our own affairs very much.” . and our own lives that we y ete sau 2 somehow never tear our eyes [ last call for How often have you had away from our own shoelaces something like that happen to to really and truly feel and you? I'll bet not very often, if see and know the world, and ever. Most people do not think . those about us. that way. They tend to wait If you would like to have until we are in the hospital my leaflet “Individual Happi- dead or at least for some spe- ness” send a stamped, self- cial day to come along. addressed envelope with your REASONS request for it. 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An evening ceremony and bubble veil of illusion, and a flower. girl and Fred Joiner, reception, Saturday, in the bouquet of white roses, ivy ring-bearer. Grace Lutheran Church and Stephanotis completed the ll Re & wy . A twin ‘sister and three, her aunt’s junior attendant. marked the marriage vows of bride's sneeephie , On the esquire side were | brothers of Carol Jean Hewitt’! Shelley Payne was flower girl. Clarice Ann Hurst and Evan \* * John Joiner, best man, with | ‘were ‘among. the attendants — With Kenneth Tubman, Oak Ys OFF SALE C. Humphrey. With maid at honor, Karen | ushers Larry Kraus and Ste, , when she became Mrs, Ellery | Park, best man, were Robert, * * & -A. . Harvey, were Patricia * ven Humphrey. Mott Hess, Saturday, in the John and David Hewitt usher- Hurst, attending her sister as | a e newlyweds will reside on all 1965 Demonstration and Late model trade-ins, First Church of God, ing with their nephew -Eric Their parents are the Mar- bridesmaid .along With . Dar-. oritiac after a Niagara many are less than | year old—Including such names as a ae! Hewitt. | tin E, Hursts of Cambrook lene Toney. Joann’ Hurst ‘was | iden BELTAIRE, ZENITH, MAICO, ACOUSTICON. These Parents of>the bridal couple | The couple left for a Niaga-instruments include a new Lyear replacement. This | Lane and the,Evan Hum- are the David Hewitts, Arlene ra ‘honeymoon after the re-offer is good only whilé our limited supply lasts. | phreys of East Longfellow Avenue. Claxton E. Hess, North. Mar-can Club. For. the candlelight rite per- shall Street. Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. ception in the Itallan-Ameri-Come in early for a good selection. x ko * formed by Rev. Richard C. | Color Has Stuckmeyer, the bride chose a | She is a graduate of the Pontiac General Hospital COURT TRAIN | chapel-length gown of white an Effect ‘BETTER HEARING SERVICE White silk alpaca, with Em- taffeta touched with seed pire bodice of Alencon lace School of X-fay Technology. and | Mr, attends | pearls sequins. Call FE 5-7569 for appointment! Hess Oakland fashioned the bride’s sheath MRS. E. M. HESS A crystal tiara syed her gown and court train, worn | Community College. on Senses ° -, with bubble veil of imported \ illusion. She held white or-' SAN ANTONIO, Tex, (UPI) | | : ae a + Nasa Eunene chids and roses. — Eveybody knows there’ are | Pd tet SENSATIONAL PERMANENT colors that make some people | Charlene J. Hewitt was hon-SPECIALS or maid with bridesmaids | UME ¢ restful and others that keep April s Brides Bow: 10 Mrs, David -L.. ‘Hewitt,’ Mrs. | people alert. But Col. .V. J. luxurious wave Robert E. Hewitt, Margarite |. | Hack, a color authority, ith Vive-Oil somplote Carroll -and Andrea Hewitt, | thinks We should go much | further in use of colors. | Pair Travels to Nassau | ABOUT BLACK Tough Training For example, he said, a | Off on a wedding trip to Local UAW Brejnerhond Hall large woman with plump face, |”MRS. E. ¢. HUMPHREY HAWTHORNE, N.J. (PB — in Wixom., Miami and Nassau are Jerry ankles and hands should The ladies in the Junior Wom- | Don Paul -of Slocum Street,”| Their parents are the Wil-avoid black. But a large wom- en’s Club here are learning to | liam D. Muirheads of Walled an with small facé and ,hands . be very unladylike as part of | Pontiac Township. and_ his Receive Degrees | Lake and the James Q. Pauls | can wear black successfully. bride, the former Joanne Mae their program on self-protec- of Waldon Road, Orion Town-| The eyes go to the light areas, in Difficult Field tion. Club members are being Muirhead. | ship. he said instructed by experts on how * * EAST LANSING, Mich. (> Hack is chief of training to rough up purse-snatchers, Saturday vows in the Walled WHITE SATIN — The wives of 16, graduating aids for the Medical Field prowlers and wouldbe: attack-Lake Methodist Church. were | With her gown of white sat-| at Michigan veterinarians ergs¢ p3 Services School at Ft. Sam | followed by a reception in the in styled with bodice of re-State .University were also "| Houston. embroidered Alencon lace, the agg with diplomas by * kok oO Where Service EIEIORE SRS ae bride wore a bouffant finger-. W. Ww. , dean of and Quality Thinkof it! The Luxury Of Our Color has applications in tip ‘veil of silk illusion.. Car-the school of veterianry med- making a room do things for nations centered her bouquet icine, at 2 oxen! here. Are Supreme $25.00 Salon Custom Wave Sale- Polly's Pointers certain people, in making of white Fuji -chrysanthe-* training or class sessions more Priced— ‘Now for Only 915 successful, and in making cer- mums. : They were given “PET de- ass ae grees for their part in “‘Push- tain medical areas more ef- ing’ Hubby Through” a six E No Appointment With Mrs, Raymond Down-° MRS. J. D. PAUL + fective, monk said. Two He ads Best * ing, honor were the year course in veterinary med-Needed! matron, icine. To qualify they had to bride’s _ sister, Mrs. Robert! “If inl want people to look complete auxiliary require- DEAR POLLY — Your col-\the water runs through the holes Andrews, Mrs. Paul Koenig | at-certain things, as in a lec- ments which included lecutres umn proves the truth of the old but they enjoy scooping up the and Carolyn Olds as brides- Beauty Salon No Hem Stitching | ture hall, you use color a cer- and trips to barns saying, “Two heads are_better water “and seeing it run out.— maids. field animal | tain way,” Hack ‘said. In total campus, them than one.” What one of us does MRS. C. D. H. on the providing Susie_Olds_and_Ronn Diehl | Something to please women | garkness. for example, when-| with a background on their 1LN. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-9257. ‘not think. of another will. The DEAR POLLY:— When lend-were flower girl .and ring: | who hate to hem is a new | you are using projected slides, | | husbands’ profession, ing books (my policy is one book, bearer, respectively. | iron-on seam binding that cuts | red is the color of choice. Red | following Pointer has been of so ; much help and-comfort to me; 'to’each person at a time) re-| vx ® | the job of hem raising right | is most visible in that situ-| ‘ that I want to pass it on. Patriotic Braces ,| 4 move the dust jacket and place] Harry Dieh] was best man. in half. The binding will ad-| ation.’’ Don’t Miss Our My skin is too dry and sensi-* * “In World War II, General | it back on the book shelf with| Seating guests were Gerald | here to any ‘fabric and all it * tive for the ordinary bath’ the name of the borrower.and) Muirhead, Robért Prunty and takes to bond it to the fabric | Most. people give certain George Patton, the fiery tank | brush so I use a little dish mop the date of borrowing attached! Charles Dotson. | is a pressing with a hot‘iron. | shapes \a certain color, Hack expert and commander of the | SPRING SALE! as a backwasher in the tub or with a paper clip. said. famed First. and Third | shower. It‘is softer .and the short “Most \say the square is Armies, often sported red, | When there is‘no dust jacket! handle makes it easy. for reach-' white and blue suspenders.” ing. Children who are old enough write the title, borrower’s name | blue, the \triangle white or yel- Useless of | to bathe themselves could wash and date of borrowing on a 5x7-Northern Trip Follows a the \circle red and gr — Facts History save 25% to 40% (Abelard-Schuman). ' their own backs and save moth- er the trouble. Each could ‘have ee he Pvt. and Mrs. Greggory | inch file card and place it on oval violet,” he said. ‘So, the shelf. Borrowers respect | ns factors are equal, Pe | ON-REUPHOLSTERING OR kumquats a these simple rules, are not of-“ would dictate what colors Preserved make NEW CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE ended and say they are good those things are in training.” his own mop as he has his own| f Lynn Dowdy (Elaine Frances delightful accompaniement to toothbrush.—EDNA ham All Workmanship Guaranteed 5 Years! reminders.—ANNE Faulkner) left for a northern SICK COLORSDEAR POLLY—What do you DEAR POLLY—When taking honeymoon after their mar-even make a sickdo with your bird while you Colors can a hot meal to a sick friend, I riage, Saturday, in the First woman look even more ill, use my electric skillet. ‘I ‘first ag Social Church. said. . clean its cage? Just before I Brethren Hack heat the skillet until it is very, * wash the cage I spread out a x k ok * piece of paper and sprinkle a hot and then fill it with the foil) © “In a hospital, we would not | pans of food (various shapes and bit of gravel over it. I wet a Their parents are the Ralph | large colander or strainer, put | want any woman to have her isizes}. Cover—and-deliver, \and}~~ Faulkners of Queensbury | bed backed against or | up blue the food stays warm.—HELEN | Street, Orion Township; and| green walls. When she puts the: bird under it and he: is happy until. the cage is dry.— x ok the Glenn Dowdys, who hosted, on lipstick and rouge, and the | Anyone submitting a Polly’s! at the reception in their home | red colors reflect against blue DEAR POLLY — We find that Problem, a solution to a prob-Grafton Orion She CLARA on Street, or green, that grays them. the coffee-grounds basket from lem or a favorite homemaking Township. looks sick.”” an old percolator makes a idea will receive a dollar if Pol-With her suit of white wool t+ ok * wonderful child’s bath toy, Chil-ly uses the item-in Polly’s Point-tweed, short: veil, three and white In a classroom, wallsdren cannot drink out of it as ers. the bride wore a powder blue of soft.colors and the wall be- shell and matching accessor-hind the teacher in a warmer WILLIAM WRIGHT EASY ies. 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Seventeen other bills, all deal them relatively minor, are The two appropriation meas- of ures may give budget-conscious on advocates of cutting nondefense WANT with pay raises for government employes, food for India’s hun- today’s House ¢) 1 BILLION docket: programs a their battle. chance to renew They failed last — HIGHEST PRICES PAID — y masses, and more than $8.3 week to slash the §2.5-billion We Pick Up billion 1 appropriations for the Tuesday the House will, tackle peerings: bill the House has in Treasury, Post Office and Inte-a + prteprieting $1.1 billion sen t to the Senate. The bill in- ‘rior Departments; in Soe ne_Defatiae. Peo ‘eluded funds to-start the new FE 2-0200 a * * July 1 yea Brent subsidy and Teachers| : Corps programs. mi PONTIAC ( eamesecncome cll Bs de plans 3 led It will follow Wednesday with) . oe ursday’s session for the East-'the -annual Tre: and Post} er break, with return scheduled Office appropriation bills. Tel The word diva is the Sal TRADING BOATS IS EASY WITH A PONTIAC PRESS for April 18. President has requested more!inine > form of the Italian word) CLASSIFIED AD. JUST PHONE 332-8181. The Senate's only business’ - anf Vane eis atc this week will be consideration Tuesday of a resolution to veto & President Johnson's plan to * shift the Community Relations Service from the Commerce Department to the Justice De- partment. Unless Congress votes down the shift, it will go into effect April 11. PAY) RAISE The Senate does not meet to-| |day, but the House. considers a) bill to give federal civilian and postal employes a pay raise and fringe benefits of about 3.2 per), cent. After that, the House will take up a bill to sell or give India FREE FREE FREE FREE surplus: food,-including, 3.5. mil- Dress Form Canister vac SCHOLASTIC* SINGER* lion tons of feed grains. .Al-by SINGER * uum cleaner Portable Sie slaaadn though the: President already 5 by SINGER | typewriter tow k a Pontiac Press Photo has authority to make the trans-| by SINGER pulaber « action, Congress was asked to EARMARKED FOR APPALACHIA—These reaffirm it. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! PRICES REDUCED ON OTHER SINGER PRODUCTS, TOO! left) fourth graders Gregor Brown and An-Ssh co he leakh eewing machines from 66056. third and fourth graders of Mrs. Leonard drea Hewitt and third grader Kathy Warner: new for tomorrow is at S1NGE R today! * * * * DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 102 North Saginaw Phone 333-7929 Berglund’s class at Silver, Lake School jin School Principal Ronald “Arnold estimates The: pay raise and food-for-) PONTIAC MALL SHOPPING CENTER Phone 682-0350 Waterford Township prepare another bag” of that the class project will amount to. 40 full SINGER il \India bills are certain of House) A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY clothing for the poverty-stricken children of bags, which will be transported ‘to the Save ‘passage, although an informal Appalachia.. Shown packing a bag are (from the Children Federatiom in Knoxville, Tenn. Pana of Is Held (EDITOR’S NOTE — Irene Albert, staff writer for the Clearwater, Fla., Sun, wrote this poignant story of human | suffering for the Associated| Press. Miss Albert has known the Esposite family for years.) By TRENE ALBERT CLEARWATER, Fla:(AP) — Thirty-one-year-old Elaine| Esposito has set a.world record., Byt .it is a record of human tragedy. For the past 25 years, she has been in a coma — the longest period of human unconscious- ness known to medical gre ae Tragedy. | by Florida been, “Mommy, I'm not afraid. Don’t worry.” The tenacity with which the |young woman has clung to life |has_ baffled medical science. |Attetending physicians attribute| |the:fact that she is still alive to the meticulous ‘and devoted nursing she receives from her) mother. IMMACULATE . : a pink hospital ‘ In bed topped nda Reena ase a tats oeoar times: a day she is fed eight aan ens i bg agree 1C8- tion is also ‘administered Womon i Two years after the appendec-| tomy, she had further major. ab-|= dominal surgery and was given} a 1000-to-one chance of pulling I. through. She has survived sev- eral bouts of pneumonia and an » attack of measles. BODY CURVES | . About 16 years ago, the girl’s right lung collapsed and doctors reaping ae the hip bone is causing her body to curve as she grows. Although she has gained a few pounds and added a few inches since yi) thor —ahe sow, welds Sk — her hands and feet are still those of a 6-year-old. * When the Espositos realized] ‘ One * weak d \desperate effort to rescue their that there is no hope for Elaine,daughter from her living death. that she can never recover. fro! * On August 6, ‘00, ‘the 6-year-* * such extensive brain cies old. daughter and only child of In 1956, they oad her to the | epst and can never be normal. Mr.’ and Mrs. Louis Esposito ‘ Grotto at Lourdes in southern was given anesthesia during © ve ® France in search of a miracle. surgery for a ruptured append-‘But I always hoped they) Today, their lives absorbed by] Cola’s ix. She never regained con-| were wrong,” said the mother,/the unstirring figure in the pink| jy sciousnéss and since has alter-who has nursed her daughter bed with the blue bows, they are nated between deep sleep and through other serious illnesses. still waiting for the miracle. “TWO “|through the tube. Her case is listed in the Gui The Espositos have. been told ness Book of World Record over and over by specialists published in er ar openeyed unawareness. of the world about her. Elaine knows neither her mother nor father, himself now the victim of a heart condition. SPLIT OPINIONS Medical opinion has been di- vided as to whether the child had incipient encephalitis at the time of the appendectomy or whether oxygen to the brain was ‘insufficient while she was on the operating table. Surgeons were closing the in- cision when their patient went ito convulsions and her tem- perature soared to 107.6. x *& * “At first, the doctors told us Flaine wouldn’t live through the night. I waited for her to open her eyes and speak to me. But she never did,” Mrs. Esposito recalled as she adjusted the coverlet around the shoulders of | her dark-haired, dark-eyed | daughter whose last words had Three Children Die Nlckels Yankee | or ale of Shoes Offer Pepsi wants to get, everyone into the ‘come alive” generation. So we thought we'd offer “two nickels off” instead of the standard 10¢ off. One nickel off for trying Pepsi's clean, refreshing taste. One nickel off for trying the convenience of Pepsi's 16-ounce six packs. And since you can hardly do one without the other, you're going to save a dime.’ What it all adds up to, for us, is a way of adding you to our Pepsi generation, and letting you save two nickels in your pocket. Over 20 Styles to Choose From Your Dollar Buys More at Yankee Here’s Proof of Savings! Get Style and Low Prices at Yankee —+ in U. P. 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Offer valid only in areas served by the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan, Inc. Bottled by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan, under appointment from PEPSICO, Inc., N.Y., N.Y. i : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4; 1966 bs Check the value features in Cranbrook permanent. press shirts * ’ CRANBROOK men’s and boys’ styles in permanent press... stay neat- looking all day, resist wrinkles, need no ironing. CRANBROOK ‘A. Men's regular collas style with short sleeves; Permanently-pressed Dacron® polyester-cotton. White, bine, meine and Moen; slves: 14, to 17 30 B. Men's balton-down collar style with short sleeves, Dacron® -polyester-cotton; white fh hes dim chile WA we . ; 50 is made to our ° high standards CRANBROOK is tested for dependable wear CRANBROOK is full-cut for roomy comfort C. Men's swap -tab collar style with short sleeves; Permanently -pressed Dacron® polyester -cotton that needs no ironing. White; men’s sizes 15 to 1614, 350 D. 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RYAN Student eagerness for quick been busily recruiting among; Communists, realizing the are sohs and-daughters of bet-, The story is centuries old, the AP Special Correspondent change, for power and for sim-them. aes enormous political potential. of ter-off people in such countries. same with each succeeding gen- Around the world, students|Ple solutions to complex prob-|student bodies, long-ago concen-| Revolutionary exten: ey NOt! eration, Frustration feeds Student violence is an old sto- are flexing political muscle, |lems is. pronounced in Latin trated on that element. Somraraicte od “be ra gen” youthful impatience. When attention ‘the’ ry in Latin America. It was |sometimes providing the weight|America, where students are |Students have proved easy tar-especially in poor countries students themselves become the there long before, communism, which tipsthe scales of power in invariably in the vanguard: of ‘Traditions moldy with age pro-|8ets for political opportunists. where people lack physical en: older generation, they, in.turn, one direction or another. revolutionary movements. In'pel the university student into|RIPE STUDENTS ' ‘ergy and mental agility for or-are opposed by the youngsters ge ee? \the Dominican Republic where, stormy politics in nations where ‘ ‘ ganized violence, who come after them. Political violence. by students|after. taking part in a violent universjty grounds are sacro-|, Communist strategists evi-ee Se ee - is as old as universities them-jrebellion, they have moved to sanct and cannot be invaded by dently see promise in the peh-| students have the energy and) selves, But in a day of swift|the center of the stage in organ-authorities. The traditions were|"@™ of young men for quick sijity. In the eternal conflict! PONTIAC MALL communication it is far morelized demonstrations on anti-limported from Spain, Italy and|S*lUtions. Older men know by between older and younger gen-__ OPTICAL CENTER experience that answers dé not contagious than ever before. Yankee themes. Their current France where, centuries ago, ¢ erations, they seem impatient An idea travels around the activities in Santo Domingo in-students and faculty shared uni-come quickly or simply. for power ‘na wate, dnipe- world .in minutes. Thus, al-dicate that extreme left-wing versity authority free of govern-| . ek ® tient to prove their «elders though 10,000 miles separated a and Communist groups have|ment interference. Why students? Usually, they|wrong. | student uprising in Indonesia from one in Latin’ America, the} Indonesian upheaval may have played a significant role in the overthrow of a Latin-American |military junta, | * * * In turbulent Ecuador, a paper gave spectacular front-page play a week ago Sunday to a), dispatch from Jakarta telling in| detail of a student crusade| which helped sweep Commu- nists out of the Indonesian gov- ernment. It was labeled “he-| Se AP Photofax * HAS THE MOVES—Jemala Omar of New York seems to know best how to please the eye and heart of Arab men. She is currently the top belly dancer in Bierut, Lebanon. The producer of her show claims her wiggling is more expressive _ than an Arab girl’s. World's Largest Magnavox Dealer Big 180 sq. inch Rectangular Tube “COLOR TV roic student task.’’ | NATION IN FERMENT Ecuador already was in fer-| ment, provoked by a strike of business groups try’s \junta’s and professional the coun- Guayaquil, in second city, against the + economic measures. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) —\and here I am,” says: Jemelajstreets, adding their not incon-| The Jeading Oriental dancer in Omar, 26. She is the star of alsiderable clamor to rising pub- Beirut, the belly dancing capital\Lebanese folk dance troupellic dissatisfaction with the’ re- of the Arab world, is an Amer-|that performs traditional Middle|gime. Some in Quito, the capi- {can from New York. ‘Eastern rhythms for foreignital, suggested that the news “JT wanted to see the world|tourists and Arab audiences. {from Indonesia provided. inspi- “She can’t even speak Arabic, |ration, but she can do things no Arab) We We 498 jdancer can do,” says the show’s| On Tuesday, Ecuador's junta producer, Romeo Lahoud. |gave way. The military high Tracking Ship : Lahoud’s work has been~ap-/command announced its dissolu- plauded as.“‘the most important tion and the transfer of “The Murray Hill” in natural walnut © 7 to Scheduled for power Lebanese artistic event of the/a civilian as head of a provision’ decade,” giving a. picture of government. Lebanon’s national art. He sees| Restless students are on the Mi ssil e Role nothing curious about employ-move around the world. | GRINNELL’S, Pontiac Mall, 682-0422 Downtown. Pontiac, 27..S.. Saginaw. St.,-FE-3-7168 ing an American star. HEAVY WEIGHT na el rh laa MORE EXPRESSIVE In South Viet Nam they have Use Your Charge, 4-Pay Plan (90, days same as cash) or Budget Plan 3-foot-missr©’ “Local belly dancers work|been turning out in the streets — ftp, Ghservatiofarcalwith their behinds and their|to demonstrate their dissatisi-ON OUR LOT... in 1968 as a sea-going launch|stomachs dnd that is all, but|action with lack of popular rep- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING next to THe stone platform to test-fire a new mis-‘his girl is much more expres-jresemation 2 2 inthe Possidcn. isive,” Lahoud says. A Leban-'military government preoccu- When the Poseidon becomes|@se member, of the audience pied with war against a Com- simply: ‘She is Munist revolution: The weight of operational, probably in the Puts it more y thei ie spoke sexy, but she keeps it from be-|their protests was sufficiently early 1970s, it will replace Po-S€xy Pp influential to bring promises of i issi Ww poi in ing obscene.” A eet | UNBELIEVABLE... BUT TRUE! poe ee ee ed’ Jemela recalls: ; irony save rifle from_the| worldwide and greatly increase “I was a chorus dancer in MUlary leaders. WITH QUR 2-FOR-1 * the strategic role of the Polaris-New York a few years ago and x firing submarine fleet. one night in a club called the In South Korea over the past Navy officials aboard the Ob-|Port Said I did an Oriental decade or more, students have! OFFER ... LIVING ROOM PORTABLE servation Island, which now is|thing while I was somewhat clashed frequently with their) equipped with two launch tubes under the. influence. They of-|gevernment and today are a to fire Polaris A3 missiles from|fered me a job and I said why fountainhead of political unrest.| PLUS BEDROOM for $250 the ocean’s surface, said the/not? I’ve been at it ever since.” They played a major role. in| vessel_is expected to go into a! With high cheekbones and a bringing down the aged dicta-| shipyard sometime in 1968 for;wild cascade of black -hair,/tor, Syngman Rhee. | about eight months to be|Jemela looks more Oriental! In Japan, students are in the! equipped for Poseidon. \than most Arab women. She got'forefront of violent _ political Launches from the Observa-her Eastern looks from a Span-demonstrations. tion Island, coupled with a few'ish father named Casanova and k ok | test-firings from land-locked a Tartar mother — both New Younger generation _restless- test stands at Cape Kennedy, york-born-dancers — and the ness is a factor even in rigidly: will open up the testing program’ name Omar “from an Assyrian ruled Communist nations. Soviet for the new missile. mother-in-law in Boston. authorities contantly are preoc- TEST LAUNCHINGS ca cupied with the attitudes of The Observation Island gen-H i young people, particularly stu-| erally is stationed at the Cape English Judge Dies dents and intellectuals and their} and is expected to carry out her LYNCH, England (AP) — Sir apparent urges to liberalize the} test launchings here. Gonne St..Clair Pilcher, 75, one Soviet system, Such — groups Poseidon will have ‘a longer of England’s-most colorful high have been making their voices “range — more than 3,000 miles|court judges, died in his sleep|heard more frequently . in the) compared to 2,800 for the Po-Sunday. He was famed for ad-|European Communist -nations laris A3°— and be capable of vising husbands to spank their since the 1956 Hungarian revolt! 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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 ° ‘Congo Missions Not in Vain’ DON’T HIDE YOUR ATTRACTIVE (EDITOR’S NOTE — This is| -Then she Jed me back to the the 35th ina 40-part series by safety of the embassy, ‘‘As chil-| famous and unknown persons on “FIGURE UNDER POUNDS AND INCHES idren of God,” ‘she said, “we how faith in,God changed’ their LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS |must have faith in the Lord, and lives). ; ‘\in His mercy ‘that all’ things OF EXCESS FLESH | By Science ae | I ducked down -an alley, nae To this day I do not know why happen: forthe best. ‘Through [- By ROY A. HARRELL JR. ~ WASHINGTON -A new type| ed the soldiersand sought out that verse came to mind in that misfortune we often become_bet- Washington, D.C., numerous as the 103000 sources Research Librarian the American embassy. particular tense moment. of heavenly object +-equally as} jter Christians.” ~ | in the sky suspected of emitting |__I started to ask her name, | Despite the recent tragic ANGRY SOLDIERS ANGER LEFT /events in the Congo, an experi- radio*waves — ‘can be detected] but she was gone. Fin NOW TO’ Worried officials of the em-But suddenly my anger left only by the X rays it emits. ence I had in Leopoldville ‘in bassy staff told me the soldiers Later that evening the ferries me. I made no further effort to. One such X-ray. object, a su-| 1960 makes me feel that the were angry bécause they had esumed operating and I left; resist remained the Leopokdviiie T | _ Nebula, which exploded \in 1054 pernova .known as the\Cr-ab and on | happy, thought, DO SOMETHING/;& a work there of Christian mission-|not been paid for some time.| use will not be in vain, They said it would be impossible 8Tound, watching. to forget the entire alent * ABOUT YOUR A.D. to became as bright as n-October of r " to get transportation across the! The soldiers did not seem to Jupiter, has been positively ih year, I was | river and advised me to return! know what to-do next. Final-| But I find I can't “etbet that| identified. on a flight to. to the airport. ly, a guard rushed out,spulled gentle Congolese woman, so| _ FIGURE Identification of four more \quietly practicing her Christiany | Brazzaville that” me to my feet and told me to X-ray sources with optical and , was. forced to! leave. belief in the face of mob vio- In my records were the |. PROBLEMS Mames and addresses of two | radio objects was proposed {land in Leopold-*” ‘lence. -contacts in Leopoldville. I was Sore, bleeding, my. clothes here by three scientists from |ville because of able to hire a car and chauf-torn, I continued my.journey on REAL TEST the Naval Researeh Labora-| engine trouble.’ feur-without difficulty. We | foot. A little. while later I was I always had believed that the| tory. | |We were told Started out to find these peo-in the market place. real test of my own religion) our flight would They. base their suggested | ple to see if they could help. a 2 would come someday when I Wear the Dress " {dentification he objects, two} be indefinitely’ within the y Way galaxy) delayed and HARRELL My driver pointed out a large) As I stood:hesitant on a street @d to live through adver ms Size You Used to cautioned to stay away fromjhome ‘surrounded by high iron corner an African woman spoke) and hardship. and two in fardistant galaxies, Wear That test hasn’t come, yet — on scans of the sky made from) the city itself where there was fence. It was the home of Presi-'to me, ‘Qu’est-ce qui est ar-) |but when it does I will have a \dent Joseph Kasavubu, he said. river?” (What happened?) she an Aerobee rocket during 1965. | great unrest. GARDLESS —_ faith with which . to asked in French. I told her ofl Nevertheless, I left the airport, CAUGHT AGAIN t it because of that brief The scientists hope that ob-jon foot determined to find some| As our car passed the en-‘Re attacks. F YOUR AGE pre-K in Leopoldville. servations to be made from the way to reach my destination. I'trance some” native soldiers\SHE AGREES Orbiting Astronomical Observa-|was doing research work on the rushed out at us. They dragged “They are savages — all of (Next — Maureen O’Suilivan, star of stage and screen, tells ihe learn tory, soon to be launched, will’ Portuguese Territories under the/both my driver and me from them,” she cried. pA, i" with loneliness when her husband confirm their'identifications. |auspices of the U.S. Library of'the car. (From the magazine Guideposts and Today Is Then she took me over to a CLOSER LOOK Before I could protest one | Inc.” Carmel, NY., distributed by The ‘Congress. copyright, ees, by Guideposts Associates, public water hydrant, wet a Register and Tribune Syndicate). If not, -they plan to. launch, My next appointments Were) soldier hit me on the shoulder. | cloth, and began bathing the another Aerobee rocketiM Brazzaville which was not, with his gun butt. For the| cuts on my face. too far away across the Congo this summer-from which a second time that morning I | River. -a Suddenly a thought gccurred Physically Draft-Unfit | closer lodk can be taken at the | was flat on my back. |to me, and I turned to the bl five objects. Walking down the Avenue| Then a strange thing -hap-woman with the® gentle hands.| ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPD Albert Premier I noticed Thei#? observations so far pened: as I looked up into’ the‘You had better not let the — Alex Doyle, a student at the; * If you are size 22... You can be a perfect size 3 by June show that each of the five amen ot 6 Mv er ve Ad native angry faces of the Congolese Force Publique see you helping University-of New Mexico, tele-| * If you are size 20... You can be a perfect size sources is spewing out X rays 6 angrily soldiers I found I was repeat-a white-man.” \phoned the Selective Service * If you are size 18... You can bed ached with much more energy than As I approached, one of thejing to myself the words of the Iie Seth! center here asking for an ex- %* If you are size 16... You can be a perfect size 12 by 4th that required to account for soldiers grabbed me by. the 121st Psalm, “I will lift up mine| ‘Monsieur, I don’t care if-you|emption after receiving a draft the compined radio and opti-shoulder. I shook him off: Then eyes unto the hills, from whencejare white or not ... . it’s my|notice, The 19-year-old girl had "a" aaMe "ete ee eee eee ee" Od FN a hk cal radiations emitted by each. |another knocked me flat with a cometh my help. My help com-|Christian duty to help,” she said|no trouble qualifying for the éx- One puzzling feature—of one! iblow to the side of the head. eth from the Lord... simply. emption. Men-Women of the new sources, known as Cygnus XR-1, is that its X-ray GAIN, LOSE OR * emission decreased about 75 per REARRANGE Learning to Play the Organ is Barbara cent between the obsérvations WEIGHT Thompson made in 1964 and those in 1965. k wus This makes it “the first clear Age 27 Carol Kahn 26-Year-Old Achieved These example of an X-ray variable,” Mother of 2 from 4 Changes in Her Drs. H..Friedman, E. T. Byram Werld’s Largest Hammond Dealer Matronly to Measurements and T. A. Chubb of the Naval Glamorous Research Laboratbry here re-| port in Science, journal of the! 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It altered import duties to Monday and TOUGHER LAWS businessman and an economist include’ mostly luxury items. Tuesday— The junta’s solution was to and his skill in both fields will x k * April 4th and 5th be sorely tested in the months slap a 5 per cent levy .on all The businessmen of Guaya- to come. imports and to impose a tougher quil were dissatisfied and called x * * tax law. This brought an outcry a commercial strike March 22 “A balding, heavy-set man of bee paralyzed the city. Students from businessmen in pagar the second largest city and 62, Yerovi took over as presi-followed with riotous demon- Yerovi’s home town. Merchants dent last Tuesday after a strike stration’ there and in Quito, by businessmen and ~ bloody calling for an end of ‘‘the op- insisted the way to balance the demonstrations by workers and pressing dictatorship of the budget was to cut taxes and halt junta. » students forced the military import duties. command to fire the three-man x * The junta had taken over July junta. While government -fiscal ex-11, 1963, when the military * * * “SUPER-RIGHT” SKINNED perts said the tougher tax law kicked out President Carlos Immediately ahead are the! was necessary to continue such! Arosemena for habitual drunk- BONELESS, FULLY COOKED problems of a governitient defi \development programs .as agra-| /enness. cit and an unfavorable balance SMOKED HAMS of payments caused by increas- ing imports and decreasing ex-COREE ports. Butt Portion x * * Shank The budget of $200 million.was| Half Canned Hams | Case Mind Over Matter | be. 69: badly out of balance, and the 5% e 2 ue reserve of foreign currency ATLANTA, Ga. (—An Atlanta executive, visiting a slumped to about $25 million. “SUPER-RIGHT” 16 TO 6 LB. SIZES motel yesterday, forgot he didn’t know hew to swim when The chief export is bananas, Whole Smoked Hams...... he leaped into a pool to rescue a child who had fallen in and was screaming for help. and the crop ran into trouble Lb. ae 2 TOP QUALITY, GOVT. INSPECTED WHOLE uw. 39° Fresh Fryers «rr Sol Wolkin, a mattress company official, said he FRYERS -developed a sort of “slashing style’”’ all his own to reach PRYER LEGS OR ~. Flint Man, 63, Dies” -the girl and push her to the edge of the pool. LB. 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NET WT. 4-0Z. 35° 7 Near . y reas' j , " ot the Pots—On the dey of any election ORLECtION WoTice the polls shal be cpeted at ‘orclockMonday, April Vs MMe In the morning or forenoon, and shal be To the Qualified Electors of the City'ot|continvedopen util 8 o'clock | the after- Pontiac, Michigan and no longer. Every qualified en! ferter, Sgt font es oetaceliehine Wee"trercantr ‘he tite day, April 18, 1966, at the respective|thereof shall be allowed to vote. polling places hereinatier Gesignated: — Dated: April 1, 1966 EY RESETPRC RENT EER PERT ET Ne RTeT te ee | | 2—Fire Station No. Bagley SciWashi 2 bcs party ClerkApril 4.and 6, 1966aha deine bade hinan ROY T. ASHCROFT of Williamston; two brothers;| RALPH H. DIFFENBAUGH | Service fdr~ former: Pontiac Samuel of Holly and Albert of) COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — resident Roy T. Ashcroft, 73, of South Haven; ahd three ‘grand-'Service for Ralph H. Diffen- Decker will be 2 p.m. tomorrow children |baur, of 1895 Portlock will at the. Little Funeral] Home, ae 7 {be 2 p.m. Wednesday at the El-” P yCass City, With burial: at No. ; Gellisichen M. ANDRE |ton Black Funeral Home, Union vesta Cemetery, Cass City. WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-|Lake. Burial will be in Water-| Mr. Ashcroft died Saturday. os Br igte Klitiee fs ford Center Cemetery. | He was retired from Pontiac, *Gre, 6%, OF fyvs ey €/ Mr. Diffenbaugh died Satur-| Motor Division. will be’ 11 a.m. Wednesday, at| day after a long iliness. Surviving are His wife, Eva;/the Elton Black Funeral Home,| Surviving are a daughter,. a son, Clark of Keego ‘Harbor; | Union Lake. Burial will be in/Mrs. Woodrow Paschke of Un- two daughters, Mrs. J. Lee Oakland Hills Memorial Gar-|ion Lake, and two grandchil- Evans of Dayton, Ohio, and dens, Novi. jdren. Mrs. Jack Vincent of Auburn) Mr. Andre died Saturday after , $—Washington Jr. Highs Central’ High Schoo! T-Herrington Sch H So Peteier tick school Lear th i na 12—Wisner. Schoolby) : \3—-Lincoln Jr. High Schoo! le—Lincoln, dry High, SonesSLeparen school :° Sresreei School —St. Michael’s Hall -ot ET ime High Scheel 4-Lonpteliow Schoo! $—MeConnell SchoolJ—Wilson School Wilson Schoo! ’ NOTATE“OF MICHIGAN-The ProbateCourt for the County of ~age ; Estate of Orland Henry Phillips, De It Is Ordered that on May 3, 1966, at 9 a.m,, inthe Probate Courtroom, Pontiac, hearing be held on the Mlition ot “Ella ‘M. Phillips for’ the @ ointment’ of can’ administrator. of saldestate and to determinewho are or were af Sep tenaot Spin. -e.halca Publication and service shall be made Bhprovideby Statute end Court Ruse. ° NORMAN, R,BARNARD. Eile M. Philips” Ponflac, Michigan ae Ae 4 sae 68 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SAL Heights; a brother;. six grand. a long illness. He was a re-| MRS. JAMES GARRISON ‘ I Webater, hoot — signed. that on. Wodnenday, Mot be children; and’five great-grand-tired custodian with the Water-| INDEPENDENCE TOW N-U.S. Naval Training Center Wet at 18 ofclock a.m. at corame Ee *hildr: 7 ford Ti hip School: SHIP.— Mrs. James (Gertrude) | Bethune Schoo! ter, Oakland. County, Michigan, public sale of the following descr: will S—LeBaron School we fellewing deacrined. Ord. AR WASP See: G i | Jefferson Jr Hoh Schoo i = “a: arrison, 49, of 5455 Whipple} HENRY BRANDT Surviving are his wife, Flor-\7 ove died yesterday. y—Jetterson Jr. High 148 Ford 6-100 Y-Ton Pickup, Serta ‘ b . 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The testimony Giordano said some college use and "this beatnik and on Tax Boost narcotics agents are ‘finding a was published yesterday. officials had indicated that per-kookie ‘type of activity’ on our marijuana problem “in just Giordano told the subcommit-sons should have .the ‘‘privilege campuses.”’ ‘Small, Temporary’ about every one of the major tee, it was*particularly ‘“‘disturb-of self-expression and should be ok oO Raisé Said Possible universities inthe country.” And what is worse, solving ing” that “educators selves are not frowning them- upon able to “Our experiment.” files, of course, are But bureau reports drug experiments of campus jndicated the campus ‘narcotics: problem the use of marijuana and some full of cases involving vio-lowered morals and “‘unpredics WASHINGTON (UPI) — Pres- ident Johnson's top economic ad- has been more difficult because some educators refuse to crack of the other x dangerous * * drugs.” lence and formed by. other acts per these people when table action’’ he said. among drug users, viser believes a ‘small, tempor- ary” tax increase may be down on drug experimentation at: their. schools. But he said the problem was limited to the Tess -destructive they are under. the influence,” he added. In regard to the general drug addiction situation, Giordano needed to dampen down the na- tion’s inflation-threatened econ- omy — but not yet. ‘Gardner Ackley, chairman of) These charges were made by Federal Narcotics Bureau Commissioner Henry L. Giordano in a House Appro- drugs. “Fortunately, you will not run into any heroin. It is amphetamines, _ hallucinogenic drugs, tranquilizers and drugs The commissioner,said, in response to a question, that -he did not know how close the re- said even hard-core addicts are turning to the more easily ob- tainable barbiturates because a federal campaign against drug the President’s Council of Econ-| priations subcommittee hear-of that sort,:’ he said. lationship was between drug traffic has caused a shortage. omic Advisers, referring to the| chief executive's recent state-| ment that a 5 to 7 per cent tax increase might be neces-| sary, said, ‘‘We haven’t advised} any, such action to the Presi-| dent yet:” 2 aoe | SAVE 2 WAYS-LOW, LOW PRICES Appearing yesterday with House whip Hale Boggs, D- La., on a television program PLUS GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS! taped for a New Orleans sta- tion, Ackley said any tax in-|. crease would only have to be temporary to cool down an | overheated economy. “A small temporary sur-| Center Rib Cut © charge on-everyone’s tax ‘till’ would do the trick, Ackley said. 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YOU DOLTS WERE QUICK TO SCORPIO (Oct. 23 -Nov. 21): Setback might have feared can now beci ‘ome QUIBBLE WHEN T ACCEPTED THE CHAIRMAN- you LIVE PERSONALLY SECURED THE NECESSARY FUNDS THROUGH A SHREWD BUSINESS DEAL! DON'T Births YOU THINK AN APOLOGY IS IN’ ORDER 2 The following is a list of re- cent Rontiac area births as re- corded at the Oakland County WE'RE NOT AFRAID OF YOU, Clerk's Office (by name of MUSHROOM! WE'RE BETTER father): ORGANIZED THAN YOU ARE! Francis G. Reeber, 1227 N. Campbell Edward M. Haynes, 38 Green, Pontiac Jonn Ketvirtls, 270 Draper, Pontiac . Carl C. Morrow, 226] Silver Lake Road, Pontiac James D. Pearce, 454 Auburn, Pontiac Jerry €E. unyan, 734 Livingstone, c Albert L. Schupbach Jr., 34/5 Shaw, Drayton Plains Bobby J. Stone, 3515 Minton, Pontiac William C. Drongowski, 450 George, Milford 53) Lauren D. Johnson, 33 Ruth, Pontiac Leon E. Renner, 5030 Cooley Lake We By Ernie Bushmiller Road, Pontiac Jerry W. Thompson, 382 Oakland Ave., | Pontiac | , SAY---WEREN'T YOU I NEVER. FORGET William N. Young, 68 N. Marshall, AT CARRIE NICHOL'S A FACE ontiac Howard R. Farnsworth, 722 Corwin, | MASK PARTY Pontiac LAST YEAR ? Richard C. Harris, 15'2 S. Roselawn, | Pontiac 4 Thomas L. Kyle, 6830 Long, Walled Lake James M. ‘McNeely, 463 Iroquois, Pon- jac Gerald. J,.Smiddy, 725 Robinwood | " Larry C. Coakley, 1117 Meadowlawn, | Pontiac Thomas. H. Crandall, . 3266 Grafton, | Pontiac 2 | Jerry ‘L. Darrin, 3603 Grafton, Pontiac James L. Davidson, 4175 Echo, Walled ake - OUT OUR WAY Kenneth A. ‘Rutenber, 994 Argyle, Pontiac *” Roy W. Cafson, 310 W. Columbia, WHERE HAVE I BEEN ALL AND ITSO HAPPENS IDIDA Yo fag Pat, OF al Pontiac IS Mit by Unies Poors hyde nets | | een a BUSH MILL ER John J. Manion Jr., 468 Henley, Bloom- EVENING? WHY, YOU SAW ME LITTLE CHECKING OUT OF MY field Frank A. Parsons Jr., 109 Maudlin, LEAVE WITH SOME BOOKS 1 OWN BEFORE YOU LEFT TIGER By Bud Blake Walled Lake Joseph G. Wilcoxson, 43019 Fortner, HAD TO RETURN TO TH E LIBRARY’ HERE --AND THESE ARE THATS OKAY— Uihdalbert N. Zimmer,’ 11032 Fish Lake, Holly Larry C. Engler, 1985 Kent, Orfonville John R. Jasso, 6007 Livernois, HIS HAN? CAUGHT IN YOUR Dari Z. Ackerman, 1137 Livernois, TO MY ORIGINAL QUESTION-- Rochester Walter C. May, 21850 Hampshire, WHERE HAVE Southfield Dalias W. Oliver, 2076 Arthur, Troy John P. Kitchner»1808—Bovtan;—Troy Robert F. Baker, 85 Lestonia, Troy Charlie B.. Smith, 4375 Green Lake, Walled Lake Albert F. Shay, 6909 Dandison Drive, Orchard Lake Charles H. Busch Rochester Jr; 234 Wimberly, * Douglas G. Heussner, 1508 Goddard, Bloomfield Robert °D. Button, 33300 Freedom Robert W. Jenkins, 1545 Wilmot, Union Lake Bobbie L. Odneal, 443 Orchard Lake, Pontiac Alexander J.Riker, 5674 Raven, Bir- mingham Robert C. Schemke, 1003 Boston, Pon- 1 jac_ Ronald N. Troy, 738 E. Mansfield, Pon- D. Willis, 319 Third, Pontiac Krishan L. Aggarwal, 71 Bloomfield Terrace, Edward Pont J. 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The California Republican Assembly, the oldest.and larg- est of the state’s organizations of political volunteers, voted overwhelmingly Sunday to en- dorse Reagan. tk ok He expressed gratitude and asked the CRA to support the winnerof the June 7 primary, whoever he is. * However, the 491 delegates indicated their resentment of Reagan’s main primary foe, former San Francisco Mayor George Christopher. BOOED Christopher, .who said he wasn’t seeking CRA endorse- ment, didn't get a vote, and he! was booed when he appeared before the convention the day before. 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She and Senate begin a three-week cent. + the bank and -all over,” she said she came to Detroit from | drive-tonight to act on the bulk And her Robin is a gray | of legislation for the year. cat named Smokey. said. i _ Fayetteville, N.C.. about eight years ago.” ’ , STARTEDIT Topics ranging from county | = “I’m not going to change | “It’s mostly little kids that Mrs. Batman said her name NatalieWood:) home rule to deer. hunting, from} my name, but I am going call and ask for Batman, but never had. caused any diffi- 500 bills: ; BLAKE EDWARDS’ Most” of the measures were ~-to~ get“ an*~ unlisted ~ tele-I’ve hada few teen-agers call. | culty until the Batman tele- sent from committees last week phone,” Ann Batman, 29, I hang up on the older ones | vision program went on the in a deadline race that lasted Said today. because I know they’re kid+ | air. until nearly midnight Friday. “Ever since that television’ ding me. : | Now each House will have | program started, I’ve LITTLE'ONES ~ | until April 22 to deal with those getting about 10 telephone “The little ones ‘I just tell ~ pills it originated, In the more calls a day. But I figure this that Batman isn’t in at the jammed House, this means an Batman stuff will die out in moment. I tell them I'll tell average-of 20 bills a day must | a couple of months and then Batman they called when he be disposed of. Those bills which they’ll leave me alone.” “| gets in and that seems to COMPLETE survive will go to the opposite | Mrs. Batman, a divorcee,| ‘make them happy. chamber -for © consideration is the only Batman listed in | INSURANCE through June 10. the Detroit telephone book. “One boy called and said SERVICE he had a picture of Batman Exempted from the commit-| LOOKS AT BOOK : | and could he bring it over_ “Wheh these: kids first start-and .get it autographed, I tee deadline were bills spelling out the general fund budget recommended by Gpvy George ed calling me and asking to told hem Batman wasn’t in See Us Today for Special New| Romney at $944.5 million, Pre-Season Rates on Complete © talk to Batman, I went and and I didn’t know when he | looked in the telephone book would be, He never called AP Photofax But these measures: must also TV PERSONALITIES WED — Actor Les BOAT INSURANCE PROTECTI be passed in their house of! Crane and actress Tina Louise drink-a toast moon plans ‘have been made yet, since Miss | for other folks named Bat-again.” | origin within the three weeks. following their marriage at the pair’s new Louise: is busy with a TV series and Crane * she said. Mrs. Batman said she takes il) ot EL INSURANCE man,’ Each chamber has about’ half! home in Beverly Hills yesterday. No honey-will costar in a film. ‘ . | “I wanted to see if they a lot of kidding about her AGENCY the budget. ; were being bothered too. name. But I was the only che and “Whenever I go somewhere | 563 West Huron FE 3-711. I get all the calls.”*-where I have to give ~my eorinating Oscar Show Fashion LAA aM | DRIVE-IN ORI VE -1 NFE 2.1000 VE &. Li avert FE stesso ba" axle HIGHWAY (U. S. Pet HEATERS Soas000 ELECTRIC IN-CAR MEATERS Waterford. 1:10-9:10 © wis é& TécHuco.or MS. LAKE RD. AT AIRPORT RO So. Keo AT SQ my WO 10) Mite West OF DIXIE HGWY (US 10 ILEW. WOODWARI 1 BLOCK N. APH RD. OFOYKE RD. AT “WALTON BLVD. CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE , cuiuonen UNDER 12 rat TECHMISCOPE By BOB THOMAS this year. Then we might end up|their best, and: they prepare Movie-Television Writer With a chorus of pink on ‘the| themselves a care. After all, FIRST RUN! FIRST RUN | TAKES anu FIRST RUN! ‘BR Af AKING! ET AP . . stage, and everyone will get|this is the only time when they HOLLYWOOD — Picture a, m4 : \appear as themselves. On the | ‘| combination baseball commis-. \) “The style of the dresses| movie screen, they may be \sioner, U.N. truce mediator and doesn't matter. They can come Overdressed or poorly dressed, chief of proto-‘ in granny gowns, for all'I care. aS the role calls for. \ yagf \col for the State But I*am trying to find out the Bo Th MARTIIN color, so I can be sure of noem-| ‘Up there on the stage of the That gives you” prey =5 coLor \. la notion of barrassing moments.”’ Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Edith. Head’s The girls are cooperating, they have no excuses. They are years SILEN ERS: job as fashion Miss Head said, ‘‘but females Saying, “This is my taste; this =™ .s A supersonic coordinator for! being females, they might /iS how I really look.’ They can the 38th Motion change their minds. I’ve had afford the best, and they pay six that happen. I do the fashion to eight thousand for a dress Picture Ac ad- = ; thriller.” —1ime lemy Aw.ards, commentary...on radio, I’ve they will probably wear once, But it makes them look their Peter Sellers 1 if DEBBIE REYNOLDS : STEVE FORREST sometimes had a star tell which will me THOMAS she'll be wearing pale’ blue. best, they will think. it’s worth dispensed Res. George C. Scott t wo Rubric 5 weeks from tonight. ° Then I look through my binocu-|the expense.” Stanley Miss Head is up to the task Jars at the broadcast and see| Edith’s own advice ~|Herself a seven-time winner of/her coming out in bright pur-| \girls: Avoid ‘poster colors’ | DERBY: Dr. th ant |Oscars, she has designed gowns) ple.” jpastels are more flattering;| tit for many of Hollywood’s most) The chance to appear in living| don’t try to shock with eye-| NOW! BU jcatching jewelry or low neck- glamorous and temperamental oojor has sparked greater--par- at 7:00 & 9:31 lines; eschew hobble skirts: stars. She described her duties: iticipation br t Fane girls, | "The Pontiac Press the I've 44 maintains got to find out who! ,jcc Head reported. 4j The designer a The greatest } YOUR NEWS QUIZ |wears what. It didn’t matter so crash crew’’ backstage to re-Monday, April 4, 1966 comedy of \much when the television showsT RANGE THINGS pair broken heels, slit unwalka-, ‘was in black and white. But this) ‘‘Some have been reluctant to|ble skirts: and adjust ‘necklines,’ PART 1-NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONALall time! year it is being shown in color|be telecast in black and white, lif needed. me | Give yourself 10 poles for each correct Tip ews Progam \for the first time. which can do strange things to|’ ‘But so far we haven’t had fo CHORUS OF PINK certain colors,” she said. |plug up any decolletage,” she answer. ‘But color allows them to look|said. “Supposing a number of, the — — —__—_. oe 1 More than 5,000 delegates and foreign observers Match word clues with their correspond- actresses decide to come in pink met for the opening of the 23rd Soviet Communist ing pictures or symbols. 10 points for Party Congress. In the Soviet Union, most citizens each correct answer. are Communist Party members. True or Falop? U.S. Has New 10,000 HOURS OF 2 A group demanding a return to representative Leccee government overthrew the ruling junta in ..... *‘Golden_Passport’’ to STUDY PER MAN” — A last week, 7,000 U.S. recreation a-Venezuela b-Haiti' c-Ecuador areas BLAKE EDWARDS’ Blast Defector TO HELP HOLD PLUMBING “The Great 3 A-government report last week showed another BicoceAND HYDRONIC HEATING increase the of with ..... recovery proved dif- sharp in cost living, ‘System Foolproof in: costs leading the way. ® TECHNICOLOR® NAVISION ficult | | COSTS DOWN a-housing b-clothing 0-food On-Site Inspections’ IN THE DETROIT AREA 4 “A strong and vigorous democracy’? can solve seaway scheduled to TUESDAY GENEVA (AP) —The United any problem, President Johnson said when he open this week greeted India’s Minister, leads system of detecting under-; LADIES’ DAY States announced today a new, * Prime who the world’s ..... 4 eee a-most heavily-populated democracy ground nuclear explosions shortages cause trans- b-) nation in land area most impossible for a nuclear ae PASSOVER which it said woffld make it~ al-port problems c-oldest independent democracy Pontiac’s POPULAR THEATER WeekX Bayes Continuous 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. power to deceive on-site inspec-Bosses ys: Continuous 12 a.m to 12 p.m. tors. Congress aancnll an 5 Republican leaders last week said that ..... will probablybe a key issue in this fall’s The announcement seemed to official mansion for Congressional elections, offer no promise of progress him a-unemployment b-inflation c-highway safety EAGLE: toward an agreement to ban underground nuclear tests, how-| HELD OVER thru THURS. ever, unless the Soviet Union safety. hearings con= modifies its opposition to in-tinue spections, PART Il -WORDS IN THE NEWS | Chief U.S. delegate. Adrian| Takepoints for each word that you can 4 |Fisher told the 17-nation disar- imament conference “the new| match with its correct meaning. system is based on the detection} 4:3 a~baving todo withone’s of gases produced by nuclear bia own nation fission which leak slowly toward) the surface after an under-2.....domestic with water b-covered ground nuclear ‘explosion. 4e 5 $.:.. submerged He said that even if ali sur-Apprentice pipefitters ana plumbers, like the | | o-kind face traces of an underground , ‘ | FE Doseee explosion had been removed, young man pictured above, must spend ‘long eceee d-large, stately house statue of this honorary ‘sensitive detectors could * still hours studying .. . and undergoing specialized 5 citizen to be dedicated pick up traces of the telltale training. ’ eooe PUTgO rid of this ve-get week gases. 500 of them are being schooled right now. 4 WDisses ® REJECTS. , CLAIM PART Ill « NAMES IN THE NEWS Clay beat Chuvalo Fisher“ rejected Soviet claims They will have to have 1,000 hours of classroom Take 6 points for names that you can that ah underground test-ban| treaty could be supervised with-/ | Study and 9,000 hours of on-the-job training correctlywith the clues. 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LAWRENCE match lout on-site inspections, He said) |, before taking a journeyman's examination, 1.....Ziu Shao-chi aeInternal -Reveame a 5 j " \that the United States, even , because they help safeguard your family's health "FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION with a seismis system ‘‘more and safety. sensitive than any which has| P 2..0eeCovdet Sunay b-Prime Minister, India previously existed,” stilt cannot} | When and if they pass, their services will repre-o-Interior Secretary = ey oa ~ and time approved by members hs ok oe posh -_ senta real bargain to you because they will apply -Siseesfibeldon 8, Coben @-chosen to yor ey i o Soviet Union pay earth specialized education and skills that will enable Turkey's dying Presi-This Quiz Is part of the Educational Progrem which This Newspeper [UNDERWATER COLOR \tremors or underground nuclear} them to work more swiftly. 4.....Stewart L, Udall a furnishésto Schools in this are to Stimulate interest in Netionel UNDERWATER COLOR] explosions | e-President, Commu |-204. 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Foreign Minister’ Adam MalikWnited Nations would ‘“‘depend|elected to the Security Council.|tral course of action. best to improve them soon. “‘We|ness."” said today the new Indonesian|on many questions.’* He did not * ok ok Malik pointed*to the country’s| Will oyercome difficulties exist-* ek * government will return to the/elaborate. * | Malik, who replaced pro-Pek-|néar-bankrupt econ in em-|ing now,” -he added. Ind f ’ -, lonesia would con- United Nations and seek to im-| President Sukarno defiantly|ing Foreign Minister Subandrio|phasizing the need my improved| The foreign minister bald Best oo undeclared war’ with :,{Ptove-relations with the United| announced, Jan. 7, 1965, that In-|last month, said the new gov-|foreign relations. He. said\in a|there would be no change in the Malaysia but would “always be 4States. The apparent object is|donesia was walking out ‘of the ernment led by Lt. Gen. 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Dick Green belted The last time they tangled, other games. two honte runs and Rollie Shel-|}-12-Hit Bat Barrage Juan Marichal handled the bat Atlanta snapped a four-game don went seven innings for the|} on Lolich, Gladding and John Roseboro did the losing streak when Lee Thomas Athletics. catching. This time Roseboro! drew a bases-loaded walk in the| swung on Marichal. /11th inning ‘against the Reds, Tom Tresh, Clete Boyer and} LAKELAND, Fla. (AP)—Man- And there wasn’t even a law-Loser Jack Baldschun ‘had in-Bobby Richardson all homered ager Charlie Dressen figures and rookie Fritz Peterson suit afterward. {tentionally walked Hank Aaron he’s finally discovered why De- worked seven strong innings as Roseboro walloped «a three-after yielding singles to Felipe troit Tiger pitchers have been the Yankees whipped Philadel- run’ ifiside-the-park homer Sun-Alou and Ed Mathews. . Then hit so freely of late. phia, New York scored seven day in his first confrontation) Thomas walked, forcing Alou They're putting the ball al- runs in the first two innings with Marichal since the bat-across the plate. most’exactly where they want it against Chris Short. ~ |swinging incident last August a en 2 to go — thus pitching well. But the Angeles that left Los catch-John Buzhardt and “Eddie HIT BARRAGE the hitters have been guessing er with a cut scalp and the San Fisher combined for the White Frank Howard and Don Lock |iright. Francisco pitcher with a‘ $1,750 * * Sox’ three-hit shutout of the As-homered for Washington as the|| .. fine and an eight-day suspen- tros. Senators overcame a 17-hit Dressen said Mickey Lolich sion, Tommie Agee’s two-run dou-Pittsburgh attack that included ‘|land Pred Gladding were ex- a ee ble highlighted Chicago's four-two homers. by Roberto Cle-amples Sunday when the Tigers Roseboro’s shot helped the’ run seventh inning. {mente to beat the Pirates. Mat-lost their third straight game, Dodgers to an 8-4 victory over Kansas City rocked three Met} |ty Alou and Dave Roberts had 6-4 to Boston. the Giants that was overshad-r pitchers for 14 hits and whacked three hits apiece for the losers. Dressén’ said he would find owed by the meeting ‘betwee! pe little wrong with the wotk of him and Marichal. AP Photofax starter Lolich. KALINE COMES HOME—Detroit Tigers Kaline made it home on a singleto center x ¥¥ outfielder Al Kaline nears home plate in the: field by Don Wert. Catchet Russ Nixon | NO TROUBLE “He was really buzzing them “He said nothing to me and I seventh inning of the Detroit-Boston exhibi-waits for the throw from the oulfield that in there the first three innings,” tion game. yesterday in Lakeland, Fla. came too late. Red Sox won, 6-4. ‘ said nothing to him,” Roseboro| Dressen said. “And he was still e: | said later, ‘I knew there would getting the pitches where he + ‘ ‘|be no trouble. The only thing I wanted them when . Boston was worried about was that he scored the four runs off him in wi ould make some kind of over- the fourth.” ture, If he had, -I would have Out-of-Staters Take Lake Orion Five . Re Tony Conigliaro hit a two-run had to turn him down.” homer and George Scott a solo smash in pacing the fourth in-" San Franciscé General Man- in Title Defense ning attack. ager Chub Feeney said he had Defending state YMCA Church approached Dodger General} & SOLO HOMER ' Top Archery Honors Basketball Program champion, Manager Buzzy Bavasi before Ex-Tiger George Thomas ‘Lake Orion Baptist will defend the game with an offer from cracked a solo‘homer-off.Glad- Michigan Archers were off in third place, with a 588 total. its laurels this week after Marichal to shake with Rosebo-ding in the seventh — which target in the annual ‘Interna-Gervais won with 297-295—592. emerging. with a district _ title ro. The Dodger catcher de-proved the winhing run —. and tional Open Indoor Archery over the weekend. clined. -contributed two other hits to Mrs. Learn successfully de- tournament: at Cobo Hall over Jerry Olsen paced the Pon-, Roseboro said his $110,000 '|Boston’s 12-hit attack. jfended her women’s open cham- the weekend. tiac ‘Y’ representative with 41 jlawsuit against Marichal and “I know when Thomas was ace with’ a” 567° fotal, one points in the 95-90 championship \the Giants is still pending. “He » |with us he would. never come divisions of the men's an? wom- The top honors’ in: the “three point better than Sue Rusch of victory over Flint’s First Pres-has kept his distance,”’, Rosebo-close to a low pitch after he had en's classes went to out-of- St. Clair Shores, Mich, Louise byterian, . ro said, “and that’s the way I two strikes on him. He hit one Teater of Indianpolis was third Olsen scored 38 in the Lake want it.” of Gladding’s good pitches, staters. at 562. Orion team’s 93-79 semifinal win DARE as though,” Dressen_ said. Replacing Pontiac's Roger x * & Brinkman put together record-over Port Huron St: Joseph There were two men on in the Chapdelaine as men’s amatuer breaking rounds of 293 and 294. Catholic. Flint ousted host Sag-second inning when Roseboro. George Smith, the other play- free style champion was Jerry Second and one point behind|i inaw Mt. Olive Baptist, 73-61, laced a 2-2 Marichal pitch past er the Tigers gave-up to get Brinkman of Dyer, Ind., who was Ron Frink of Chicago. Third in the other semifinal Friday. Giant.right fielder Jesus: Alou pitcher Bill Monbouquette, dou- finished with 587-.out of a pos- the at 292 was Tom Herria of Fort Saginaw won the consolation) jand circled the bases for his | ‘ bled home final Red Sox run Worth, Tex. final, 72-57, over Port Huron. |home run. He flied out the next; AP Phototax in the eighth. time he faced the Giant hurler. | LEAVES PUCK BEHIND — Detroit Red players Wally Boyer (15) and, Orland_Kur- sible 600 points. Chapdelaine, who had 284 “We're still not playing the Elsewhere Sunday, Atlanta| Wing right winger Floyd Smith (17) over-tenbach last night at Olympia Stadium. De- on Saturday out of a possible way we should, but maybe we 300, finished® in eighth place are getting some -of the bad with 571. things. out of our system,” shaded Cincinnati 2-1 in 11 in-| skates the puck (at foot ‘of No. 15) while troit’s Alex De’ Ivecchio is in the background. nings, the Chicago White Sox} attempting to maneuver between Toronto The teams fought to a 3-3 tie. * In the Men’s Open Class, the shut out Houston 6-0, Kansas) Dressen said: * * top $1,000 prize of the $12,000 City walloped the New York A sacrifice. bunt attempt by purse went to 27 year-old Les . Mets 10-2, the New York Yan- Howe Garners MVP Award Dick Tracewski went awry in Gervais of Highland, Ill., who kees whipped Philadelphia 8-3, the sixth and Don Wert was shot 592. Runnerup Vic Leach Washington whacked Pitts- of Sacramento, Calif.,-had 589, burgh 12-3, Minnesota nipped St. forced at third. Jim Northrup then hit a long fly ball in a Women's Open honors and the Louis 2-1, the Chicago Cubs pinch-hitting role which easily $800 first prize went to Gwen edged ‘California 8-7 and Boston would have’ scored a runner Wings, Leafs Tie 3-3: Playoffs Next Learn of Pittsburgh who found defeated Detroit 6-4. from third. ‘ a deadly range in her first 150 Cleveland downed Portland of shots hitting on 149. the Pacific Coast League ‘9-7| DETROIT (UPI) ~-For the game. “They all tried to help prize. Bert Marshall was named BACK LUCK x and Baltimore took Miami of} second time in as many. games, me. They always. do but I just the top rookie on the team and Northrup’ has had some bad Gervais withstood a record-~|Gordie Howe was upstaged by wasn’t helping myself tonight.” Bill Gadsby was given the luck but he’s stinging the ball,” shattering second round by Ed lesser-known teammates but it team’s humorous honors for top Dressen said. “If we could have “Thit the post once and Alex Robde of Muscatine; Iowa. didn’t upset the 20-year Detroit dramatic ferformance. scored a run then they might Delvecchio set me up once,’’ | Pearson Drives Wing * & have had to change their think- NEAR PERFECT Red star. Howe shrugged. ke Val Fonteyne and Bruce Mac-ing. But that’s baseball.” Rohde had an almost perfect In. Detroit game Doug Barkley, the injured de- the last Dodge to Victory Gregor scored third period goals A walk to Mickey Stanley,.a 299 out of 300 Sunday, breaking fenseman, was named top de- Sunday night to give the Wings Thursday, Howe was celebrating stolen base and-two errors gave a 297 record posted only a day fenseman on the team, Ho we} a 3-3 tie with Tornonto in the his 38th. birthday but it was the Tigers a run in the third, in 250-Lap Race earlier by Gervais, but finished won the Harry Gormley trophy final game of the regular sea-Alex Delvecchio who took scor-and doubles by Stanley and ing honors and pinned a defeat) for the top point-scorer and UII. son and the last warmup for Norm Cash another in the fifth. ‘MEN'S et man and Delvecchio shared the on Vie Leach, sacramento, Calif, hse Frank Murphy Trophy for goal- Les Garvals, Highland, sstee HICKORY, N.C.) — David the Stanley Cup playoffs which New York. »: Wert singled in the final two Pearson, driving his year-old The Wings were outskated se-runs in the seventh. arn, Pittsburg! hémi-powered Dodge where it "8° verly by Toronto in most of the x ok WOMEN’S crew begin Thursday. scoring. fe St. Clair Shores 566 AMATEUR FREESTYLE handles best — on the short Big Gordie was awarded the first two periods of play Sun-The Tigers were off today and Jarry eritinen, Dwyer, Ind. . & red tracks — won duel as the Leafs grabbed\a Ron Frink, Chicago *e clay a team’s Most Valuable Player day 3-0 play their final Florida game of Minneapolis with Curtis Turner Sunday and award before the game began the spring season ‘in St. Peters-, WOMEN'S S FREESTYLE lead on goals by Brit Selby, Victoria Cook, , Janice Toms, Roches! captured the ninth annual Hick-and the crowd of 14,103 was George Armstrong and E d die» Soccer Team burg. against the. New York MEN’S INSTINCTIVE Richard gs rare ory rita —' car race, hoping to see him score his Shack. Mets Tuesday. Vic Ln. : * 30th season goal before the night Norm Ullmdn finally started They move to Houston Thurs- MEN'SSs INSTINCTIVE” Jean Bird. Woven The Sictibniors 8.C., driv-was over. Detroit’s scoring by beating Ter-‘Taints‘ Record day for a three-game—series Barb Walsh, Skeneeteles, WY. er nosed out turner.%f Charlotte ty Sawchuk “at the ‘crease’ of with the Astros. Ironically, it was Fonteyne, the hard-working utility man by a mere four seconds at an av-the Toronto goal. It was the The Tigers attracted 27,808 With Victory erage of 68.428 miles per hour 3lst goal of the year for the fans to: their 11 home games, a Tennis Title to Ashe to pick up the $1,000 winner’s Hero”. honor in the pre-game Wings front line center. new record. The per game aver- purse. WIMBORNE ST. GILES, who had earned thé “Unsung festivities, who started the Wing The third-period turned into age of 2,528 set another mark. SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI)— Pearson, the NASCAR circuit England () — Britain’, most fireworks by cutting loose a 25-a furious, hard-checking ses-BOSTON DETROIT Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va., point leader, grabbed the lead footer in the last per-of hockey in-which terrible soccer team is in dan-abrhbi bi midway sion Fon-abrh G.Smith, > 5011} Stanley, cf 421 easily defeated Richy of from Turner on the 199th lap ger of losing its reputation, It Thomas, 549 Coane e210 Cliff iod. teyne fired his goal at 9:11 Yistr'skl, 1b 3120 Gevo 404 and held on for his first won a game Sunday, $122 We 100 ‘rdo, rf Dallas 6-3, 6-4, 64 Sunday ‘to and MacGregor fired the tying $111 rete, af: 433 win the men’s singles title in Pontiac Press Photo ‘|NASCAR Grand National vic-|NOT UPSET “We're playing over our|$[Therion Ib 4001 400 shot just 42 seconds later. ween If tory of the year in the 100-mile| Howe, in finishing with 29 heads.” commented the team Foy, ss 4120 Wert 301 WRONG TARGET — The huge, mounted Polar Bear pimen, ¢ 201 1MMeAuuit ss-4010 the Carie Hilton Tennis tourna-race, * \goals, failed to reach the covet Paul Heriderson and Leo Boi-chairman, Charles Hibberd. Nixon, c 0000 Tr’c’ski,2 400 standing in the archery exhibit area of Cobo Hall yesterday | Burnett, p 2000 Lolich, p 100 wasn’t the°prize of 15-year-old Roger Chapdelaine of Pontiac lereen ph ment. Norma Baylon of Argen-* * \ed 30-goal mark. which he has vin assisted on both goals. | “We're doing too well.’ onborg, p 0000 Freehan, ph 10.0 tina won the ladies’ singles title Turner drove a Ford Fairlane| attained 11 times before. But it Detroit's spunky defenseman, ph 1-000 N’rth’up,100 Demeter, 100 who tried to defend his’ Amateur Freestyle title in the Inter-Wimborne St. Giles defeated | Ib Brian was Totals #6127 M46with a 6-3, 7-5 over national Indoor Archery tournament over the weekend. Chap-a-team—from London’s_Nat-Boston Ble victory in that model's racing debut. |didn’t upset him. Watson, ejected from Totals Ford had heen racing with the| “No, I just feel lucky about the game in the—third-period. Mary Anne Eisel, former U.S. delaine finished 8th with 571 out of a possible 600. : tional History Museum, 2-0. esr iliman, Scott, ft, Fo tose Gosten junior champion. Galaxie model. [getting 29,” he said -after the He was given a two-minute pen-Detroit 10. T The museum’s center for-2B aorta, Stanley, Cash alty for board-checking Shack. igliero, Scott, Thomas. So Stanley. 5 ward is an expert on dragon When he protested too strenu- ip HR er oe bar] flies. The goalie studies Bennett 423.3 2 ously to referee ‘John Ashley,” Lonborg 2133 2 H 2 ? Uphill-downh worms. | Bae pes | Grilli 2 Fae, Ese GARY PLAYER'S GOLF CLASS: he conduct was handed and a a game 10-minute miscon- mis- Lolich i] 5 , 8443 4 -3 Said the museum’s captain, Sherry 6:92 David Cleevely: Gladding 2 . 28 educt. Hiller 1 oo 0801} “We feel humilated.” WP—Lonborg. T--2:34. A—2,53, In other pre-game ceremonies, Earlier this year—in London Alex Delvecchio received the —the museum beat Wimborne team award for most sportsman- St. Giles 6-2. } like conduct, Roger Crozier was xk ko ; given the Three-Star Selection NHL Standings Despite the victory, Wim- NATIONAL LEACVSborne St; Giles still has a | Final Sta nding: ; Pts. GF GAfirm grip on the bottom of | Montreal n 7 8 90 239 173Officials Slate Vote |Chicago 37 25. 8. 82 240 187Dorse League’s Fourth Divi-||Toronto 34 25:1) 79 208 187 etre 3 Zz 2 «74 i we A revised constitution will be sion, Section East B. 2) 6 48174275 New Yank ot a n@ 5 26+ Sk Pontiac Officials-Association .at For the past four seasons, ata &, cmiceoe 3.°. presented to members of the New York 3, Toronto 3 ,tle a Yheeting April 11 at 7 p.m. Wimborne St. Giles never won unday’s Results “ {fanireal 4, Now York 1 in the city Parks and Recrea-a league game, In 22 games “Boston a.’ Chicego tion office: A general member-last ‘season, the club scored (Regular season~ oo Games ship vote on new proposals is but 11 goals to its opponents’ Ne gemes,s Games 210 scheduled. No games scheduled. THE’ PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 incpueiiatias D—2 Wins Greensboro in Overtime Keg Tourney Ford Sparkles Canadiens Champs; Unveils Three GIRGUI New Leaders at Le Mans Hull Colle cts Record: BRnwathwct voc: » Sanders Blazing: Hot Go Trail NATIONAL LEAGUE Won LE MANS, France (AP) — Lost tet,| ) By The Assoglated Press \Hull, ‘added to) his .scbring St. Loule 8 RALAMAZ00 (AP)—Leaders veral cars made practice)’ |mark with-goal No, 54 against éntreal’s proud Canadiens GREENSBORO, N.C..(AP)‘— ‘straight tournament victory and| Each parred the, 18h: where} Biv work ne. ae the Women’s State Bowling runs this past weekend ‘ in the Canadiens” Saturday,* then Confidence that ig growing with third of the season Sunday when/the’ playoff ‘began. On the par)}R serancisco 12 ''10 545/Championships got a soynd| \preparation for the’ 24hour Le have grabbed the brass ring set a record of 97 points with an his string of successes, plus anjhe dropped in a five-foot putt \three 225-yard 16th, Weiskopf nants 10 19 .50/shaking up as the tourney Mans classic. June 18-19, but the again in the National. Hockey assist in Sunday night's 4-2°loss excellent putter, have made! and beat Tom Weiskopf on’the|missed the green, chipped UP} Los “Angeles “ito jreached its nen point on its track belonged to Ford. League, leaving Bobby Hull to the Boston Bruins, \Dickie Doug Sanders the choice of at/second hole of a suddefi-death ishort| and missed his putt. San-Cincinnatt “| Ey sixth, weekend New Zealand’s Chris Amon with a fistful of records and least one highly-qualified expert) playoff for the title in the Great-ders piloted a Ford with an automa- * Moore of Montreal set the old trapped his shot, blasted} AMERICAN’ LEAQUB| net:| ve * Hull’s, Chicago Black “Hawks} record of 96 points seven years to win the Masters Golf Tourna-er Greensboro Open. out and sank it for a par. Seirone \t “$-J8) New leaders took over in three tic tran$mission around the 8.35-with g handfulof dust. ago. ment. Sanders, 32, from Ojai, Calif.,| Weiskopf picked up $12,000,| California 4 $8 handicap events dnda parade of mile course in 3 minutes, 34.4 The’ Canadiens, who nailed “This didn’t match the thrill check since turning Newyork” yo 38$8 | ontries filled in other i spots “He is going good and has said it would take confidence, his biggest lseconds, the lowest time of the their eighth NHL championship of scoring the 5ist goal,” Hull confidence,” said Al Besseljnk stamina and a strong game to pro in 1964. The total purse was| Baltimore 4 rd At the same time Pe Peck 24 cars making practice runs. Weshingion i 30 ot ‘Adrian, Weaverage tory in the last 11 years by overpow-|said, “‘and it’s overshadowed by man win the Masters. 00,000. and named Sanders as the Amon’s teammate, Bruce Mc-ering the Black Hawks 8-3, Sat-| my disappointment of not beat- “Needless to say, I have the a ce er Se } 6 most likely to succeed in the it er, the top| another Zealander, Saturday’s R rolled tournament's Laren, New urday’s Results urday. night, tuned up for their) jing out Montreal.” ‘opening Thursday “in confidence,” he. added _ after Kansas City 5, Houston 4 Masters, Philadelphia 3, Washington | |game, a 277 actual in the sin-|drove the same car around the/defense of the Stanley Cup with Augusta, Ga. picking up his $20,000. check.) B F St. Louis 3, Boston n } gles. This gave her a 613 actual! course in 3:35.8. Both times beat/a 4-1 victory over New York in ee eR \The triumph followed his victo-| ears Foes New York’ N, 4 cincinnatl, B 1 total. The 277 was 305 with'the official race record of 3:37.5,|Sunday’s regular season wind- Minnesota 8, arene 7, i innings lry at Jacksonville, Fla. Earlier) Mickey Wins Sanders racked up his second handicap. and were close to the best-ever) jup. . this season he won the Bob | Youman’s Insurance of Flint|practice run of 3:30.0, Chicago played the reluctant| Hope tourney. cath 2 a a? Arnold Palmer's concern was nh Resi tor Lions |took first in teams with 3,041, bridesmaid again — the Hawks Golf Tourney Atlanta 2, Gneinat ay “ innings Dorothy Griffin of-West Branch The car, known as the Model never have won a season title — with his game. Arnie closed Chicago, A, 6, Kansas City 10, New first in singles with 733, and J, has a 7.010-cc engine whichjdespite™Hull’s sweep. of the VENICE, Fla. () — Mickey “ " 69, but finished well back Team Manager: inin Opener Sarah Ventimiglia of Detroit develops 475 horsepower at 6,200|league’s all-time scoring Wright of Dallas took $1,275 first in all-events with 1,979. RPMs. records. | 5 first place money in the $10,000 | 4 en my game could bel Los Angeles 8, “y Francisco 4 | joston 6, Detroit 4 | Venice Open Golf Tournament |good, but it's not right now,”| The rugged Chicago Béars, 9, tland, PC leveland Por by parring all 18 holes in the Meetings Set Baltimore 8, Miami, FS, ng final round for a seven-stroke Palmer said. ‘I'm not confident one of the oldest rivals on the ‘enough with the putter and my|Detroit Lions’ schedule, will be! tanta vs, prisdelgne at West Paim| victory, wedge play is so bad I don’t like the opponent in the NFL. 1966 (inclnnet vs New York, Ar at Ft. Lav| | Lakeland Hawks Shut Out Warren Six | “I wasn’t trying to play cau- Softball managefs’ meetings to take it out of my bag. I’m opener at Tiger Stadium for. the!de veins vs. Pittsburgh at Ft. Myers, | \tiously,”” she said. “I was just are-slated for thr¢e Waterford going to do a lot of work in ‘the Lions. = Township Recreation -Depart-This will be the 12th time in pute” fern hni® Boston at St. Peters The. Lakeland Hawks took a vision playoffs with a 3-0 win Shores (which already has oust-doing, the best I could.” ment programs this week. Sanders and Weiskopf, 23. of 33 years for the Lions to open’ ¢ iz: Lovis vs. Chicago, A, at Sarasota, big step toward reaching the over Warren Sunday at Port Utica) in the finals beginning next three days.” * * * All the meetings, will be in Chicago, N, vs. California at Los Ve-finals of the Southeast Michigan aturday. | Her 72 Sunday, combined with Bedford, Ohio, shot one-under the regular season at home and Huron, Room 103, Schoolcraft Elemen-|Hockey Association’ s midget di- * ok Ok a 74 Friday and 71 Saturday, the par 70s to finish in a tie with ain the 12 home openers they) ane ‘Angeles vs. Cleveland at, Mesa, | * The Lakeland midget team in only sub-par round of the tour- tary School on Ma’ | pig athington vs. Baltimore at Pompano, "72-hole total of 276, eight under have yet-to suffer defeat. a | Ron Young and tien Strohm the spring league dropped a 4-1, nament, gave her a 217 total. Representatives teams in (par. The newest NFL team, the ofansas ith vs, Minnesota at Braden: netted first-period goals. Randy|opening decision to Lathrup |Mickey. Wright,31.275 74-7)-72—217 i n Atlanta Falcons will be th | er ree Swedes Set Marks 4-74-76—224 the boys’ eleme Doug Sanders, $20,000 .... 65-70-71-70—276 h seeped Be the sec Tysidey somes | Saturday. Clifford Ann creed, $850 73675-77225 iSutt capped the Lakeland scor- meet at 7:30 tonight. + Oe poe ay7| With 4 visit to Pittsburgh sand-pcincinnat vs. Chicago, A, at Tampa, STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Swed-in final session program Keo Weiskopt, $12,000 ... 68-67-71 -70—276) ond jome foe, Sunday Sept. .25, paillwaukee vs, Pittsburgh at West Palm Judy Kimball, $680 74-78-74—226 ing ‘the while ERTS DE SEAS poh gues $570 76-74-77—227 4 4 F a. 4 attie Berg, $374 6-78-74—228 Larry Schneider posted the Is’ team managers will 74-68-68-68-~278 | wiched in between. Houston vs. Kansas City at, Cocda, Fla., ish swimmers set one national Church Loop to Meet -|setsy Rawls, $374 000200". 74-00—228 Kathy Whitworth, $374 ..... 77-73-78—228 meet at 7:30 p.m, nesday. eiesr-i8|G2) San Francisco is the Thanks-|"R,thal Yorkvax n, veva. petro att st Peter6 and matched another whitewashing jn the Lakeland p.m. Wednesd 5 ‘0 is the phew N: Detroit St. record Prentice, rg. nig io .. 7575 —2m 4 i a., Sunday while defeating Holland goal. ' Officials’ Meeting Set [JoAnnAnn ‘Prentice, sare...$374 75-75-78—228 30 ering Dey cope this year. wir N,Vs, Cleveland. at Tucson, g bride ndiaore $255 .... 70-7477—229 In adult softball, 124-81 in an international meet. rivemke, $197.50... 75-74-81— be galas 00|. Los Angeles vs. San Francisco at Mesa, The two teams“meéet again desiring to play in » $2, rete An organizational meeting of Sendra “palmer, $197.30... Sweden set a national record of : P Charles Sifford, $1,950 .... 00 | Ariz. at 7 p.m, tomorrow at Port 79-75—230 68 00| vs, Boston at Miami,Fla. Baltimore fast pitch league this ssummer Lionel “Hebert, $1,950 teams interested in joining: the| sandra a McClinipn, 8197.50. 76-79-75—290 76 | orl v! Wa: . 4:11.3 in the 400-meter medley Huron in the fina] gamé of liyn Smith, $150 78-76—231 relay, and Jan: Lundin equalled should be represented at the or-Oave Hino f i001 auderdate, Fla, night wn Pontiac Church Softball League |?"foria Ehret, $135 80-74-78—232the two-game, total-goals sem-8-73-79—232 ganizational meeting, 7:\15 p.m.| 60} = f i is scheduled for tomorrow at keiny Cornelius.| $135 H ifinal series, . ars the Swedish record of 2:01.8 for Susie Max 74-78-81—233 7 p.m. at the home of Al Car-Maciene Hagge, aie 78-7-80—233 Thursday. ° ; 73-72-69-69—-283| 200 meters as leadoff man in) Sony" 05 Falcons at Detroit ey L IC li # Wi ‘arol Mann, $112 74-79—233 Re Soh ey 2 Oct. 2--Packers, at ren Bay 1:00 oca ye Is ins the 800-meter freestyle relay. | The winner will play St. Clair line, 355 Fourth | Street, Pontiac. | Isyon _Grittin, $100 76-81,79-—235 The men’s meeting * clude discussions, of tea Jay Dolar 70-71-75-63—2R4 | OCt. ams at Detroit 1:30 , 74-6 Oct. 16—Colts at Baltimore ....... 2:00 player fees, scheduling, Bow ‘Finsterwald, 3$953.57 ep = pet’ ce rea at pt od ad 1:00 dd eqparcrcsg vp iver! $700 7-71-76-71—285 Oct. 30—Packers a t 1:30 1 or 01 pr reeves | wow, “¢ Bears at-Chicgoo. 1:30) P Pp phy Neil Coles, $700 72-69-74-70-285 | Nov. 13—Vikings at Minnesota 1:30| Place finish in the expert light-| i limitations, rule. changes, ’ tice and Jeague playing dates. | yell Cpe‘ancey, $700. 71-48-74 72-285 |Nov. 20-Colts at. Detroit 1:30 1 Those managers unabletd at-Joe Campbeli,’$700 | 70-49-48-78—285 Nov gacaers at Detrot. 2, agsts| Weight “division pf the .motor-_: rcher, -69- Terry Wilcox, $700 8-70.74-73 285| Dec, “4 ec tnanksgiving aie 1-00| cyCle scramble races yesterday Dee should contact’ the recreaglon| GOODYEAR ‘ TWO BIG 40 W. PIKE ST. __ OPEN DAILY 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. ‘til 7:30 — Sot. ‘til 2:30 FES-6123 |_. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 ; D—5 Cemetory Lots 4A Melp Weated Mele Death Notices. 2 CEMETERY PLOTS, OAKLAND CARPENTERS, ROUGH. FOREMAN, yeeMemerts 1 Ga dens, Novi. Mi carpen' crews. prearam. We think we y ‘Lake Rd., West Bloom-3 LOTS ie1 WHITE “CHAPELL ~ Meaning of Negro Riots | 6 of ANDRE, APRIL 2, 1966, FRANK Mo Oe canene deals in town. Call ip; beloved . husband etery. FE 5-6516. ther of v CEMETERY LOTS. “AT OAKLAND IN “CEM: caRPENTER AY: NON LAYOUT. UN- wie Te Gardens, Novi, FE ton. 682-2257 oF652-1912. PORTER lan. Monicatti Currier Not Properly Understood Sinneuth, Auburn at Ryan 'd., Personals AB Utica, ~~ CHECKER—“SENIOR ANY GIRL On WOMAN hed By WHITNEY M. YOUNGJR.! of the police, they were caged , Novi. Mr. Andre Cay tie in sane iriendly adviser. phone | DRAFTSMEN Executive Director animals, | * at the funeral hom 2.5122 betore p.m., BRANDT, APRIL 3, Ts H Steady einplayment and overtime. ewer, call FE 2.8734. Contidential, | National Urban League @ Only in passing does the 10; DAINTY MaiD, Uk er 5 yrs. exp. on small mechanisms The summer of 1964 was report mention the political | desirable. Growing company, many T OUT OF DEBT O fringe benefits, | marred by the din of gunfire atmosphere. behind the riot-PLANNED BUDGET PROGRAM | AN FFORD M; C. MFG. CO. and rioting in the ghettos of] ing — the inept political feud-TAILORED TO YOUR INCOME | Any onien some of our largest Northern ing which held up allocation of MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSEL ORS | 5 An equal ocovortanity employer in Forest Lawn Cem 02 Pontiace Fiate Be Bidg. “Mr, Brandt will lie in ‘Sate at the CLEAN UP MAN, APPLY AT WA- the overwhelming success of funeral TPR NG_ yond 4 Drive-in Theater, ey 's bursting out all over at needed antipoverty funds, or Proposition 14 at the previous FARM, Brin CLERK FOR MOTEL, WOR’ x election. This repealed Cali- nights, can be a retiree, call be- 4-6 p.m. FE 3-7907. fornia’s fair housiig law, say-whereM COLLECTION TRAINEE TO Ma lasly ing in effect, ‘‘Negroes must (Suggested VINTOS hours for position of collection and 7 to 9 p.m.) Salary and c ly _ bonus. live in segregated housingY’ DIFFENBAUGH, APRIL 2, 1966, « 1895 Portlock, Com- s2 ® e@ The report makes a big on rouilanipy father of Mra. -Woodrow (Betty) Paschke; also ‘survived point of the unpreparedness COUPLE TO OPERATE 75250UNIT of Negro migrants from. the peanccniieren. Funeral service will . wy, Bony rides and ed mobile home pari par 9 hole golf course. State full details South for city living: There is pan ot the Elton Black Funeral Take Walton hel Inesday, it EN, ovERY "SUNDAY y in letter to Pontiac Press Box 56. Home, 1233 Union L. to waders n° ‘te end. Follow Signs CAR WASHERS, DRYERS, Alig Union Lake. Interment in Water-| ers, full or part time, w. Was this a har-YOUNG | no understanding that the bur- _Huron, baugh will lie in’ state at the binger of things to come? den of adjustment to a strange Will the summer of 1966 also way. of life is also on the local funeral nom Lost ant aw 5 DETAILER DRAFTSMEN Call Mr. Lewellen, MY 2-263) , 1966, GER- go down in history as a time of authorities; for training, for DIE DESIGNER AND DETAILER $20 MEWARD death and destruction; as a education, for housing, for Clarkston; age 7:5 10x16 8 spare James Garrison. Funeral arrange tire and wheel Sete on Sut, Southsymbol of the failure of the! ments are pending at Sparks-of Lake Orion. 628-1930, after 6 e@ There is no mention of p.m. jobs. Gritfin Funeral Home, where Mrs. | races to live together in peace? | Garrison will tie in state. (Sug Maple, W. of John R. JU the brutal discrimination gested visiting hours,to to 5 and . “FOUND: BEAGLE. MALE. I fervently pray that this 7 09 Pp WF which led them to come to Los FOUND any suneLe 1 SOLD FOLABIER SRC 2, 1966, WIL- does. not come to pass, «but last fall, returned spome, please LIAM R., 5° Sundew Drive, there is every indication that , Unian Lake; age 44; beloved hus-that failed them. band.of Mrs. Ruth E. Polaszek; .be- Angeles, the promised land call 692-624! kd DIE MAKERS FOUND PUPPY, BLACK AND the warnings signaled by pre-brown, iar Vicinity of May e@ The report says these bee Rd. 3-9893. BORING MILL vious outbursts have not been | CaBve ELGIN WRIST migrants came to share in the watch, white gold, at the Pontiac“generosity of California's Mall, reward offered, call aft: 7 HYDROTEL properly understood by politi- Top rates, steady, ieee, em- cal and community leaders, _p.m, 625-1140. ment. Union welfare program," ignoring ployme: A gelical Lutheran Church, LOST DIAMOND SETTING, IN and even where there is some Robert Shade officiating. Interment | Draxion Plains area. Reward. OR LIBERTY Toot & the fact that the state has a in Gle Cemetery. Mr. 1193. csr LITTLE RED MALE DOG, understanding, there is little one-year residency require-Polaszek will ‘ie in state at the ENGINEERING CJRP. sense of the urgency of the Richardson-Bird Funer: iz ewe Answers to name of 2250 W. Maple Rd., Walled Lakement. Walled Lake: The family suggesta | "Ginger 75 Summit FE 5-6329. DR FOR ESTABLISHEDThese people didn't make ma | REWARD FOR | BLACK MALE | route, ate Cleaners, situation or willingness to take made to the Shepherd of the Cakes the necessary massive steps French poodle. FE 49247, Lost | ward St., Rochester. 651-; the long journey leaving be-_Lutheran Church Bs BR. . S eevaa Porc DUE TO. a RECENT "EXPANSION to alleviate conditions. ST.eels APRIL a Fi 1966, “ETHEL our company is in or part time mn: Boy checks hind their homes, families and AP Phototax 75 An example of this.is the now-friends, just to get a paltry . Contact Mr. Lentine. 334- WOUNDS OF WAR — A bloodied S ou'th Quang Ngai during a search for Viet Cong. | famous Mc€one report on the relief check. They came for Vietnamese woman holds her wounded child There had been heavy fighting in the area | EARN AND LEARN WITH NA- Watts riots of 1965, which takes jobs in one of the great indus-tional concern. Part and full time after they were hurt by a grenade tossed by the day before. The pair was treated -by a sosninet. For interview, call - on a new-relevance in light of trial centers of the nation. U.S. Marines into an enemy bunker near Marine medic. ‘ lie in state a last month’s incident. That they failed to get these a MEY visiting hours 3 to § ELDERLY HANDYMAN, MORE and m.) _ for home than wages. FE 4-0358. e McCone .commission was! jobs is a tragedy; it is even STORM, APRIL 2, 1966, HARRY Vi ELECTRICAL AND HYDRAULIC made up of some of the most more of a tragedy that the Nelson Street; age 79;, beloved trainee, must be high school grad- husband of Mrs. Ethel Storm; dear wit, itaavowayarinne-Southfield. distinguished citizens of Los An-commission thought so little fetner of Mrs. Stanley (Virginia) L 6-i by one EXCELLENTT SECOND JOBB_OEN. grandchild and two buffet 5 to geles under the leadership of | of their effort to improve Foreign Scene Talks: Boost children. Funeral service will be held Tuesday, April 5 | in this way. p.m. at the Huntoon Funeral the former director of the CIA.) their lot that it slanders them TIRED SOLUTIONS with Mr. Jerry Heller officiating. EXPERIENCED COO e The report condemns Interment in Ottawa Park Ceme-_ shift, Apply114 Orchard Lake Rd. that “summer's nonviolent oe dl dag ee gl PREFERRED Although. it called for a new EITHER SEX. tery. Mr. Storm will lie in state at the funeral! home. “revolutionary attitude toward) Likely Red Congress Results India Chief , demonstrations as _ provoca-hl Union, Lake or Waterford: of- the problems of the city” and | e e ° tive. Since these were order-| OR LEARN REAL ESTATE recognized the need for ‘‘costly | Help Wanted Male 6 Le FREE CLASSES programs,” it offered the same r. Cosway, EM 3-7188 ly ' protests against. intoler-Dial 332-8181 _ By PHIL NEWSOM |situation and the fact that most Politically RECON- Pontiac Press bes EXPERIENCED able conditions, it tells people 1 EXPERIENCED AUTO. EXPERIENCED TV st RVICE MAN. tired solutions for these prob- ditioning py) for ‘anne hang Top . For exper! UPI Foreign News Analyst |British supplies already man. suffer wrongs silently. move to Want Ads -up, year _Call_ for appointment. FE 5-2632. lems. The Communist party congress || through Antwerp. A super high-NEW DELHI, India (AP) and bent ‘ADely J fea ohn The real provocations — LOCKE POW! were FOR norice AGTION“r Ford in I'd like to list some of the | the series of crimes. against jin Moscow is expected to wind|way recently was completed be-iPrime Minister Indira Gandhi ADVERTIS Rs 630_ Dal aklal points. made in the report| civil rights workers in the jup about April with these re-'tween Antwerp and Aachen. \appeared strengthened political-ADS RECE! VED 5 P.M. WILL are PUBisheD THE MONTHLY GUARANTEED SALARY EXPERIENCED. ROUGH AND PLUS BONUS AND CO. CAR re which strike me as being in-South that summer. sults: FOLLOWIN All © A ear consolidation of the team| De GAULLE) STRATEGY: |ghrvad with President Johnson struction.co. * see Srenderott dicative of the gap in thinking For Right M @ The report calls po! 739 /N,P EXPERIENCED Wint CLEAN- WINDOW upon ia ay ady year. around work. We en nag ba between the Negro in the Negroes to “shoulder a full of Brezhnev-Kosygin-Podgorny, President Charles \de Gaulle and other world leaders Sirikes or ta . for mer- ghetto and the well-meaning share of the responsibility for \first party sec-|has confided to aides he will We train. Peronsal specyiew only. Call 674-2233, 4 p.m. over 20, ref., req., top wage: ier premier |throw all his prestige into the h Indian pe including bbb ect. as AN AGGRESSIVE GENERAL “MO- nd ident battle but ineffective leaders who | his own well-being” and calls now. beginning\to sha \that usually are critical of Mrs. reseoreesttay for a dealership needs severe! sales- FACTORY Lappe yay pA Bg authored the tors report. | upon Negro leaders to “‘ex-and pres 8 {Gandhi, hailed her tour of |respectively. | Washi P Lond d abe other: than cancel chorges. Sor, Portion t for new Pend vused car selling. men teady $1.65 thet | | e lup in preparation for next) Experienced men pretexred. A ver hort their followers to this hour ghee ef of the first Insertion j @ The report ignores the | attractive salary is available for @ Some recog-+i year’s crucial Parliamentary) ashingwo, Paris, London an ativertisement which hes bem end.” Exhortation won't bring | e 1 clections. |Moscow that won a pledge from Pi gressivi ond “hospitalization, Ponti bitterness and resentment of | rendered valueless through . the ror. past abuses of police power about this responsibility, only nition for Stal-1 jthe United States, at least, of The deadline for cancellation He reportedly told them that! of transient Want Ads Is 9 &. _ and does not comment on the immediate jobs and economic in’s “positive” immediate, massive food relief. / | Mr. Tommy Thompson or Mr. Joe FIXTURE BUILDERS the day of publication after the various “foreign” powers might Galardi at Shelton Pontiac-Bvuick, reform in Watts will. cancella- contribution to role of the chief of police who * inc. 855 S. Rochester Rd., Roches- ft: eeertien, indirectly intervene ‘in the cam-| x re to get I could go on, but the point I} er. |the country’s TOOLROOM MACHINIST made inflammatory state- our RIELNUM BER. a No ad- |paign in an effort to swing the| After her visit: to ‘Washington, A PART-TIME 408 FOR jmajority against de Gaulle— Johnson asked Congress for 5 married men, MILLS hours per evening Mall? orezia3, SHAPERS PLANERS will be given without |am trying to make is that this! ae id evelopment, ments on television at the lreport by civic and government: but not even height of the riots. |thus paralyzing his ambitious rush authorization to send 3.5 p.m.-7 p.m. ton \al leaders is so out of touch with! |partial rehabili- _ NEWSOM He referred to Watts resi- CUTTER GRINDER | foreign policy designs. jmillion more tons of food ‘to! __$200 PER MONTH . dents as ‘monkeys in a z0o”’ \the thinking and concerns of the) |tation or any return to Stalinist) REFRIGERATION BLORS. TROUBLE IN GUINEA? Re-|famine-threatened India. Mrs. and said, ‘‘We are on top and man in'the ghetto and so given! institutions. | APPLIANCE’ SALESMAN — NO EX- ca pital’ Gandhi ‘indicated that Soviet AND HELPERS reaching Dakar, accompanies order) Senegal, claim ‘eg they are on the bottom.” to substitution of rhetoric for, @ Khrushchev will remain the that opposi-/Premier, Alexei N. Kosygin V Dey Bays om Other statements made action,-that I fear for the fu- PAD HOLIDAYS, VACATIONS “forgotten man.” earnings for sporessive average AND BLUE CROSS. ‘made no\specific food offer but Base plus commiss' lip service to tion is growing in Guinea the Sino-So-against President man. @ In spite of Communist unity, clear to them that, in the eyes ture. te ce » vacations, ndspitalization Sekou Toure, \promised only to examine long- —>— PROGRESSIVE WELDERS 915 Oakland (US-10) PONTIAC i mong other lib- eral benefits, steady year around viet split will continue. now virtually isolated in’ his termy possibilities. employment. F 9 e EQUAL oP! OPPORTUNITY’ @ No thaw in U.S.-Soviet/support for fallen President’ Johnson. and Mrs, Gandhi METER READER -— steady . sii AN time employment, high school grad. A Junior Editors Quiz About relations unless there is a mi-Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana. The seem to have ‘established a vate, must have military service EXPERIENCED Santa 7 NEED- completed and be in good health raculous settlement in Viet weekly Le Moniteur African has rapport “closer \than any pre-ed. full time. 673-2872. BODY WARMTH Pontiac Press Box numbers. Nam. hinted at possible political up-viously attained \between the JANITOR — must be in health, EXPERIENCED aca estate The Pontiac Press evening work, no experience neces: saieernan, new and * * * heavals to occur soon in Guinea. two countries or their leaders,” sary, high school graduate with pn ag MLS. Ca military service, Full time em-Fevshsont for “appointment, iver 1 ployment, ‘iberal fringe benefits. » FROM 8 A.M, TO 5 P.M. | @ The Soviet position inside} the Indian Express ‘said. Jena the Communist world will be! | EMOTIONALLY INVOLVED FULLUL TIME ‘OR GENERAL AND NOS PE Sg sete 74 °F. (guess he 6 LBJ Renews stronger than. China’s but there) | The Hindustan Times said “CONSUMERS POWER co. vor Mat eat able igi vers Fullof hot air. Announcements 3 |, power /Aawn prneels 28 W. LAW PONTIAC own .tfansp. cali eeCe or E meeting .of Communist parties) ANNOUNCING ANOTHER will be nothing like a world) V G d Johnson, his advisers, and the An | Equal Ceeortontty Employer _4-5643 for appointow fo Guar DEBT AID INC. office, 718 Riker ASSEMBLY WORKERS, PRESS GARDNER ar ae EXPERI- formally to outlaw China or un-| pecan de ie! Building, branch of Detroit’s well _ ence with rose plants ya Re- ‘\dertake -joint action on Viet) win Aid,’ Inc. to’ serve the OPERATORS, COMPANY ply to Pontiac Press Box 50. \dia’s future," hie tiac Commun PAID HOSPITAL INSUR- Nam. GE TO EBT — AVOID GAS STATION | South. Korea eer GARNISHMENTS, BANKRUPTCY, ANCE, COMPANY PAID xp, driveway tu and wreck- REPOSSESSIONS, "i AD CREDIT sm. to weekEMERGING roti, De-| It was noted that Tasca AND HARASSMEN LIFE INSURANCE, RETIRE- We have helped La sa thou- spite the fact that Soviet) SEOUL (UPI) — President avoided demanding any political! sands of ie with credit prob-MENT BENEFITS, BERRY Lahser, Birmingham. lems. Let us consolidate your. debts Johnson has renewed. a U.S. concessions in return for aid to DOORS, DIV. OF’ THE GRILL COOKS: STARTING WAGES with one low payment you can af- -|leadership is supposed to be dis- at hie limit as to pinount owed tributed among equals, ber of Cyt For those London promise to protect South Korea, India. Indian officials had STANLEY WORKS, 2400 E. ly in person. Steak po that realte, YOU CA\ BORROW LINCOLN, BIRMINGHAM, Egg. 5395 Dixie hove Waterford. while it sends an’ additional 20,-feared the President might! \diplomats and Soviet experts be-UR F OUT OF ee it was press Mrs. Gandhi for a firm MICH. GRILL MEN inner-Soviet de-000 troops to Viet Nam, velopments~ point-to-a-possible reported today. {commitment on the Viet Nam ANYONE WHO ACTUALLY wit-BAKER ; zation, paid vaca’ Johnson reniiraied the U. 8: war or ‘somehow reduce. India’s nessed an auto accident occuring lieve recent tecnoker bi cansaos Full time, experienced, pene ads and rolls Apply Elias Bros. Restaurant Tee:elevation of party chief Leonid) Feb. 19, 1966 on Wide Track West _graph and H MACHUS BAKERY Brezhnev. over Premier Alexei Pledge in a letter to Korean/nonalignment, and Lawrence \ Ave. approxi- GROWING PLASTIC __ 633 S. Adams Rd. Birmingham —_ - mately 9 a.m, involving a ‘state Kosygin. President Park Chung-Hee, dat-| x ke * ruck anda» vehicle contact Foster, BILLS MANUFACTURER Detroit call collect 38-4910. = * * ed April 2, a government| There were some sour notes. HAS OPENINGS FIRST AND SECOND SHIFT Can be paid with extra Income JUDY LEE JEWELS CALLING. selling evenings. Apply 7:30 pm. For Service co FE 5-0948 Brezhnev is said-to have been'spokesman said. | Mrs. Tarkeshwari Sinha, a) Dequindre near 19 Mile LOSE WE:G AFELY WIIH ASSEMBLERS & FABRICATORS éarex LAYERS EhOY WORK, gaining more prominence in re-| Johnson’s letter was in re-jmember of Parliament and of) Dex-A-Diet Tablets Oey 98 cents Only man with come shop ex- 900d pay, | at Simms Bros. Drugs. perience excellent cent months, and there is.rea-| ly to two notes from Park | Mrs. Gandhi's governing Con- tee peyjehl ca Personnel Of- BRIDGEPORT PANCAKE | SUPPER fic son to believe he slowly ‘is which explained the. Korean |8'ess party, declared Johnson’ s APRIL 5, 5-7 P.M OPERATORS HELPER ary ‘CLEAN: UP jAND UF- ADULTS, 5S FOR’ éuitonen » Start $80 emerging as the real top man. | government’s decision to send |huge grants of aid were ‘mere SPECIAL UNDER 12. MASON JR. HIG Wor Ae to Viet Nam. gestures of good will’? because QUESTION: Can human pee 4 used to heat rooms? | more-troops SCHOOL, WALTON BLVD., DRAY. MACHINE BUILDERS Hise Home Gurnishings, "2135 Dixie * a TON NEW NATO PORT: Reports i 'they weren't enough to help Opening with 25 year old company. from Belgium say to expect the The. United States govern-poverty-stricken India material- * conditions, top ~ HOTEL’ DESK CLERK FE ae This oe method of heating, i in which human bodies take the place of furnaces, is about to 3 that the dispatch of those troops. weekend cook and bronie man. Ap- ANSWER: Yes. ment will undertake to insure ly. port of Antwérp to make a IMMEDIATE OBENING FOR strong pitch for NATO traffic Communist. leader Romesh ply in person, The Rotunda. Coun- be given a thorough trial. does not impair the .security of BOX REPLIES 4 Inn, 3230 Pine Lk. Rd.,.Orchard Heat is something we must have within our bodies if we the Republic of Korea or inter-| 1800 W. Maple, now moving through the Heo Chandra complained Mrs: Gan-this. field. Clyde A ot a analeg Div. ports of Bordeaux.and LaR 'dhi had identified herself too aADIATE OPENINGS FOR BUS At 10 a.m. today there are to go on living, for it turns into energy, which gives © fere in any way -with~its con-| BRUNSWICK AUTOMATIC PIN SET-pI were-replies at The} | West~ Jhon ter part said with American foreign chelle to NATO forces in mechanic, Full time and to carry on every one of or work, play, think us power to time. Experience preferred, but we Press Office in the fol-| Lake Rd., Orchard Lake. activities. can also arrange training for the IMMEDIATE OPENING. YOUNG our IéwWing boxes: right man. Call eve. after 6 p.m.> fter' J It is the food we eat, slowly oxidized or burned within OR 3-S244 id %, 3, 4, 5 14, 22, 2, j | The prime minister told City Piel are getting ready ’ | od | “‘it news- , BUS BOY A Johnson that is deep-| us, which provides heat necessary to keep our hodies at her return. Sunday. that) 32, 35, 37, 46, 52, 56, 57, | ing Mac Pontiac Osteopathic men on Day and ngiht shift. Apply Elias | 263._ point out the page's strategic 5. gratifying to the American _Hospijal. 338-7271 ext. te at a temperature of around 98,6 degrees. 99, 104, 105 ey Bros. Restaurant, Telegraph and | Johnson, Kosygin and British) calla to. the United States| INSULATION Huron. / extra heat escapes into the air and Prime Minister Harold Wilson| A certain amount of 2 men for biow-in type, exp. Start- Business Management - government and to. me personal-| Hs] v4 $2.75 per hour. Call Eves. \iad-accepted invitations to, visit! tends to rise. GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY Milton Eisenhower WITH NATIONAL FINANCE Funeral Directors. =. 4 | LEARN MANAGE In our picture, *the arrows above the students co., fro She expressed hope that! represent t “INSPECTORS, INSURANCE YOUR OWN BRANTH OFFICE. HIGH this extra heat rising up. rench President Charles de SCHOOL. GRADUATE, GOOD Leaving School¥Post. Korea, is substantially increas-| COATS ° This is the heat which is going to be utilized. Christine ‘Gaulle would.also pay a visit. START! SALARY, LIBERAL strug-UNERAL HOME BENEFITS. INCLUDING INCEN- | ‘will train. Write P.O. Box on, | ing its contributionto the Pontiac ’ Bylinowski, our questioner, tells us.that the new Sherwood DRAYTON PLAINS 674,046) TIVE P D EXPENSES. AP- BAL,IMORE (UPI) Dr. gle to repel Communist aggres-””_ ’ Cc. J. GODHAROT FYUNEGAL, HOME LY ASSOCIATES CONSUMERS INSU:URANCE SALESMAN ° AN fir Heights Secondary School being built in Hamilton, Ont., will Milton Eisenhower was reported §sion in Viet Nam.” _Keego Harbor, rs Ph. 682-0200 FINAN a AVE., PONTIAC, MICH. have this heating system in operation in 1967.- DONELSON JOHN» Funeral ready to submit his’ resignation wo Knock-on Any Door? BUTCHER FOR INDEPENDENT supermarket age no. barrier. FE We will furnish jones Please phone “Designed tor Funerals’ Although ventilated, most classrooms will be with- as president of Johns Hopkins “I know a this decision was for appointment. FE 4-8284, 5. “ELTON BLACK FUNERAL HOME Hempstead out windows and will be arranged to trap the heat passing University to the board of trus-not taken lightly,» Johnson said.. GALLUP, N.M. (UPI) —, Gal- UNION LAK 463-71 CARPELITERS JANITOR FOR NURSING HOME, up, combining it with heat from the lights and circulating tees today. —-> ° He added that he was “‘aware|lup Police Chief Manuel Gon- 7144 between 9 a.m. and SEARKS: GRIFFIN For \modernization and \gara a ae , PAVEWAY CONSTRUCTION, UNERAL HOME it where needed,’ | * ®t of the concerns expressed by Zales didn’t buy anything from fice and. showroom al 4835 JANITOR FULL TIME WrsHts. w'thoughiiol, Service” © 69208 pA, Drayton. Plains. 673-8508of immediate, egg ae | (The younger brother of for-some in Korea that this action the door-to-door salesmen who It is-claimed. that , this Neve method is. cheaper than ester Golf Club, € Paso. the use of furnaces. \mer President Dwight D. Eisen-would jeopardize Korean secur-‘appeared athishome. —’ Huntoon “TO CARPENTERS “AND. HELP! K/TCHEN ASSIVART” WORK _Steady work. Cail atter 6. 332-iit primarilywith Smorgasborg Buffet. * ° PUNERAL HOME * jhower prepared his formal res-ity or that it would hamper the del i TR BEd in person. ‘otunda Coun- durving. Pontiac for 50 years ‘ Toot FE ae Pine Lk. Rd. Or- FOR YOU TO.DO: To prove that warmth radiated out jignation over the weekend, a continued effort of your govern-| Instead, Gonzales . arrested ” Ave. 20189 juniversity source said, and will jment and your people to pro-|Aldo Flits, 18, and Julian Buz-| “EVERYTHING SEEMS TO. | from your body, hold ‘your open hand close. to your cheek LOCKE SPERATOR aaa t“MEN ei lawn maintenance hand it to the board at its 4 p.m.|mote the economic development! nedo, 25, of Denver for unlawful Voo) hees-Siple GO RIGHT: WHeh YOU USE | without touching it. You will ‘feel a glow of warmth in both Cross’. Insurance ah « HOME, FE 2-8378 meeting. _; \of Korea.” soliciting. TE hepitned Uver 40 Years PRESS WANT. ADS! 2860 Mann Rd. off Clintoneie Pea cheeks and hand as the extra heat'is sent out. . ‘ yu F \ ‘ ? D—6 : THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 = 7 Help ' Wanted Female7 |Help Wanted M. or F. Help Wanted Mele 8 Nelo, Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 |Help Wanted Male — 6'Help Wanted Male== 6 |Help Wanted Female oF Ki: Mi aaa ee | * ° PORT RS WOOL : PRESSER. ‘ QUA\ PLANT, FASHiONTYPE COSMETIC GIRL / SALES NERALERAL KITCHEN HELP, DE |MEN TO INSTALL TEAVE s-PAI ean &t EAR ppe,| eS -ra a | Reauire, tive i = ee a YOUNG MAN mg parenPi aa] Sppereces aun te ter Ray Rochester Me Sn a rate. porn | Netasi sinscal srw ta ger pcp menus, ean) TREES mea AL ner mien wit emy| ——————| MOU a Sen hope” SS WEED EXTRA MONEY? CALL 32 oy en a Fs hi taint Machine Operators preg le Siew ees na leven bx several coming, permanente | BARTSMANAGER | lr wletmanon. experiance Mae asnmion saws ugACOBSON'S Ce aie sn r jart ‘ r m , ga Kae% P. 4 tion’ %Ne ches tered a PORTER _ SALARY: | Dept. SHOE ATTERS eee grace as % Wanted |Misce iso neous 3 14@) uc manager. Excellent martin salary. | 0 WEEKLY \ ep ; Wall established firm has openings ae ha +: ae ition “With “benetits,| Opening: for a Mull time. porter on Sheet willing. to.learn. Newf page industrial Row. Troy, be jease write details to Pontiac| °”net ‘hit “Pal ypcaion,ho Wer: puperionee’ gaiy ere nee Sieaners rw 5 /BRASS, COPPER, RADIATORS AND’ oats Cosisge”Phone IW k Press Box 24 for interview. | 8nd, insurance. ath I'bersn be: irop anon ; Manager Eastland wandara oe, Mile Per “"%ZOPPER pico fm r é PPER-¥ocANO UP) ORASS ——-PHARMACIST — RELIEF — PON: e ar neem car er Sales: People | orators.C. tare, gr ai MACHINIST” OrKers ditions sai _— ‘Detroit om WOODWARD AT fe LK..RD. aca uramync, Precision parts menutacturer, locet . : V5iee Ex. $25. ; PUTT-PUTT. 2 WAITRESSES FOR FOUL TIME * We. have a coreer aSTENOGRAPHERS Camera Dept. — Full Time loFaes Figes OFFICE FUR, | Y°pm.. Geod’ working conditions opportunity for a STENOGRAPHERS | | mechiness Grating Soerings tov. machine. overotors. win the eh experiences. PROCESS vam GOLF MANAGER ok yetatlons.. Storing. yous ¥ mature woman centeretaries-Typists \ AVA ABLE Maks. Gaity mE:Tabi. Sf ORoF 3-9) a we ADM, MACHINING | 2:63 per hour No 100 aNeER RR init EOS Se Skea he hos super | Raha a gactonat, SRPRSPESENME ee AEHTE roe coma $560 Dixie Hwy., Waterford, Mich. So. of Commerce Rd. >» vised a retail de-a MANPOWER Ke 2.0386 “Swans ee. “MACHINE DESIGNER | 38 SURFACE GRINDING TIRED GENTLEMAN WH 9| ADVERTISING MANAGER,» EXPE-[TELEPHONE Giint. we WORK’ Ihd would like light work Cntat $l layout, ri ree partment in fash- This is steady employment with Growi , ‘Hudson's ian te Rent #8 th. nights. For Info. Call Jerry,nore os925) ieee and why ad " iringe PRICE BROS. CO. . — Genetins. Steaay ¢mplovment “and ion — accessories, Sion. r . Py R IR APARTMENT overtim lingerie, children’s Typists -Stenos Pontiac Mall yee Or nes pn VALCOMATIC ; ple 4701, White Lk. Rd. M.-C. MFG. CO.. | REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Call ‘minscto bic oi eerie Temporary Assignment . | | FE +0 __ — | need ah experienced selgemen.| u) ‘Ss100 for an interview. An Pe onsartonty employer Clarkston, Mich, td Indianwood Rd., Lake Orion, 1 ° Interesti and. t baie agentes equal opportunity employer My present | att handle ALL PURPOSE GIRL FOR M&M lines. Salary plus emporary. in all see-SHORT ORDER COOKS, TOP can’t assignment of business. Ay incentive. Excel-tions Harvey's Colonial House. aS at town for typists, stenos, An art mens h Dry claeners. Apply in person. Af- me wages. ny Orchard Lake Rd., ter 9 a.m. or of ‘ators — , Of the following sizes: Ki Hai ror. lent ‘com pany work oe) ae weet or as SBE Olle Hwy rans rier tall a a APPLICATIONS long like 405 Telephone Sales — PERMANENT POSITION | &o! otine “tor ‘ime and ! You are’ free go im: as _ you wil — | mediately tn md are “over ‘n. i BEING TAKE and waitresses ‘or benefits. Applyin iding. progres 7 iu are not afraid of if, a ee a for barmaid: thi tate Bani FES R' Trattiple” listing farce N WANTED TO WORK ON, YOU can é reciate an port or houses. Ee 1 bedroom a ta: Three “ot AtMiecst new inmate cocktail r lounge, West sis ar on person or send var meee J Les Brown | 682-0600 for Fiberglass boats. G pay, in-| for, $150-$250 per week. Phone F ‘ance, other fringe benefits. S-6115. 0 Ea compiete resume. TYPIST sles people,fore tallow Up on-es-|™ and MAN FOR JANITORIALC SERVICE,| eal 262402, Realtors & Bullders Since 1939 la ae GRADUATE MEDICAL, Doc. SEM AINING SHIOS, ly at Sea Ray Boats, Inc, 925 PORTER OR NIGHTS, ~ MUST BE fold < nolsays| Very attrac Seems. Nese inlsea paid, 334-4581.) and acations. 509 Elizabeth Lake Road ‘Al APPLICATIONS FOR Sees! | FE quasi or FE & oy Pye taken now. A & W to Personnel, Man-fie em Root ron, eS ween Salary rRd., Oxfor: ich. jlependable ang honest. Apply 441 MEAT CLERKS ae ae MEN FOR TRACTOR WORK. Elizabeth Rd; between 9 hospivatizetion ITRESSES, WANTED. ~~~ and, Lake Orion, or call mat aan ager at: DS TARTING tive, For rsonal orgies call 5 ant T Farm OA 8-2035. 9 Metamora, FOR WOOD WORKING SHOP ~ RETAIL STORE MANAGER M apply Oxbow Window 10265 [ATTENTION RN's (P's Ik: onan. Mr” McCracken, FE S618. (AN eT teAT OU ARTMENTS —tque! opportunity, employer) ei HOUSES WILL BE RENTED — STOCK CLERKS t ages rt Nps. working MEN ore Piewsant | ontgomery at Highland zs ~ Rd. (MS9) | elect arowing specialty ‘chain will | ____ Opening Full time employment Part time nights, mornings | Management training | Ward = a a opr TORS ARRIVALM bor WAITRESS, Be Be. STAGE) ante city lig Fe) AREA, it menoger aas-| BABYsY-SIVTER, 14 DAYS . WEEK, pero. : nager Phen -Friday from 7 fence. $10 week, postion, M will fr sore 0". train Know Route: | prooucton’wonkess lee net managers i Auburn, UL 2.4223, 409 W. TELEGRAPH RD. -aeSeg N a ‘DEREPENDABLE. Sars 1 CALL FE 68-4711, EXT. INN CRESCENT CAKE! i Ro. 8Ss-i -| ssential. Salesman | ig eg eg » 2 Say 34 day wk. Pontiac Mall Man or ‘Woman Union wages ‘WAITRESS ron DAY A . 1 | rely, United Textile; inc, 229. S$. While alsa | By sith 1, Flint, Mich. Phone ane,my ENGINEER DESIRES HOME FULL OR PART TIME IN Training on the job | Earn You Learn BABY SITTER ave. a) “OR good pat Drive-in, ining room, fits Rails . refineda of r country saitine. 3. nings off. From 104 to 7 m | Yor oT rr MOTOR | pre several Oa alefor _aduits. Rel. 332-2 484. PLEASE CALL Seta. FAMILY of 4 must ve 1Sth, men Many fringe benefits | Paid tratni iod. Wholesale | “Millet th a relalns Rateba oeeees Millwrights East Highland and Buck Lk. oa. or 463-0532,10! EM 3.3246. stan FE 5.6777 High schoo! education beady 5Fada API "HAR. WANTED. PEL? CineTIME EEVENING KITCHEN older, married perterred. re 4-2547, a ail: help. Apply Poceo's, 571 _ Hwy. Brayton | Plains. oe _ May. Water Good ‘tenants onalder ony area. DEPARTMENT 1aeavison | high school equivalents or YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES SMALE unfurn. house by April -15. FE 4-8043 ROUTE |O'NEIL REALTY. HAS ,OPENIN Electrician NT. WAITRESS. APPLYLY AT BAUMAN’S Apply any: ¢ estaurant,600 South Bivd East. for experienced salesman. We 6 ectricians Sales I en ¢ and mana dept., of 10 girls.| ed. In rr Msn or work. Saturday Sunday ect nels to surpass all pre. . Must have experience in ie Country” he me Ss. TTelearann. YOUNG RESPONSIBLE COUPLE a vious recor — ir inc 2 +4 tial is uritimlted Call Mr Pipefitters FOR ONE OF DETROIT S FINEST clearing, record keeping and FRE ND BOARD FOR res 2 room pervision. Apply at: a aie working oon in exchange for sta West rol . Sa man Pe L- sonal inierview. let ail +>’ |BAPER STORES. 52 WE | O'Neil, Realtor LO 3520" ontlac A&P = Bloomfield Bank 1040 nights with children whi ask . for ore irmingham._ Ped Hip works, FE 2-0374 call be- WAITRESSES Southfield DENTAL BIG. Sa. ori Laxe Road Maintenance Welders DFOOD WAITRESS. DOB-re Dining Room and Curb FULLY EXPERIENCED ‘Share Living Quarters 33 ons Union Lake. EM i) Farmington Full or parttime. Paid vacations tilization. bunch, hourrane Machine Repair SHOPPING SR an _ TO SUPERMARKET : | ELDERLY WOMAN SHARE allowance. BOY MIC 4801 ; f home with widow, Prefer teacher Area RESTAURANT. | ETROIT or trained nurse. FE 2-4850. necessary. Call 894 7600" or +00 ; Telegra ph & Huron or | Ete a Contact Mr. Maltby, * LADY ble TO SHARE| WER “Michigan sooner Security ‘BEAUTICAN, EXPERIENCED md Fashions. FE Dixie . & Silyer Lake Rd. Peaat tinted st Home, i Toolmakers Once “| home pers lady, Ve child. welcome re provi during t rr FULL TIME ‘Hai ahser Rd., Sout! 242 Oakland, Pontiac ~ fe R LIVE IN AND B. Tome TYPIST, must HAVE needed. We offer m Nan” benefits. Apply Yo Robert work Elizabeth Lake Employer _ PARK ATRRARCT) MAN 1 | bo tours An Equal Opportunity exp. mplyee Call after 5, FE 4-4628. ae BEAUTICIAN “NEEDED, GUARAN-« GiRL_ | CITY OF PONTIAC MECHANIC sare WANTED WEEKENDS At|_P.0.® WANTED COUNTER < GIRL 55 per cont pe hos- Apply to Mr. Stier all Cloth 6460 Dixie Hwy., $2.71 per hr. High ‘hoo! = grat. | tiH Ve TO Bob‘s Submarine, 4668 Dixie Hwy., + zs “7 r cy” WISHES “TO __pitatization |benefits. 332-9; | ae vate or equivalent. Work in ceme. Pontiac Motor Div. | Clarkston. Pi | Anguice Little Caesar's Pizza! sary Pi pene With PONTIAC PRESS” | pievion Plains. 673-1232 after young tories a and Mackall General Motors Corporation mamma | | Good SERVICE E MANAGER __ lady. child scetnted, T 1 Glenwood Plai CIRCULATION DEPT. .__! Help, Male-Female8- efits. Excellent chance for adv one Pontiac, Mic | BUSY GEHYSIClAn'S OFFI cE IN wn" baby sit, het Park area. 335-868) ’ SHARE HOME,CLARKSTONAREA plan and sires at \usT wei laranrre : A WIG STY aler ment aave-WERNEED FOR A LADYWI BP otelkmull responsibilty anc Birmingham arse ne capabie,| House of Wigs, 150~ in Pontiac ores, Please write de-| falls about yourself Pontiac Press Box 41 for interview. cae age the tomiy| efficient _receptioaia assistant n pare | jing shop. PART fae Man = may be over 35 yeerel BLtas wae : ms "ehrysiee Diytnouth, With the following requisites: with working couple. Everything rnished. No laundry. Plenty of | train LADIES EARN MONEY clothing for entire family. Rd., Utica. No AND in- _Rubura aat Ryan it. The WITH MORNINGS present MEN WITH CARS rege . Pleasant and courteous need a woman to beo vestment, delivery or collections, r prwvecre 1 enelaey works. after- Con Bate 852-3819, Doons.621-per WK. C2551". enaty -— 6 General Motors is an equal oppor- 2s. ‘Ss. oer ve Light tunity employer. dapatenieg: telephone con-. “Salesmen receptionist. “an ideal oveer. | 9 rorAR Ke.“op poy Wek ne or 2. industrious and intelligent Including every other weekend ana} Wed., eeline SOME ONE TO SHARE 3 BED- cweica some holidays. Please mail your room home — ref., call 673-1602 » enol Is AM ah a COUPLE WISHES 6 ira a nf am, t tact. Dependale, mature man for ern Willing to learn aeaETise$0 EXTRA EVERY WEEK Call Service Stations. Part. written application to: Joann-Miller,, Bro ae‘oom. personnal work. ‘Excellent Lely ed agp tl falico YOUNG 10 admoor 1 101, Com- future on, aA? WwW. Maple, Birmingham. Tele-' ert Bem Bis, Pon-potential. Plumbing& If you_meet the above-.require- wortables well vas | time. FACTS FREE. Write Cyclo share home wi me, no chil-¢ Dept. 165, Den. dren, FE 5-393 carey ey Call Mr. Marsh FE 2-838 phone Answering Service. Inc. ments you will receive Mig.3816 Dahlia, hed Heating apartment. on. prem HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS” ises is previc boca e or ver, Colo. 1. Very fine working conditions ork part time evenings doing Bit Retiltds 4 Wanted Real Estate night. Wi Building ne Work Wanted “Male. or pleasant telephone work, salaried. m public. u the too pply Wed., April 6 from 1 to S> soable’ Materials PM at Broadmoor Assc., ~ whi Yet Adequate compensation to meet there occasion requi is ample free Merit incteaee® time A+} CARPENTER AYORK: ~ pre 07e| ] T 50 Bldg. |Pontiac... yy.be a career opportun ity ca) HIGH . This As a result ‘of the for yourself to enjoy things | 887-5053. SCHOOLGRADUATE TO | for you.. 80 please. send like. ly ition “to fur FAI ADDITION | OR HOMES,“ LOTS, ACREAGE quarters ceLs. FARMS, BUSINESS tities CONTRACTS your youishing immediately to Pontiac Press| living PROP. train ~ computer. ae, typing sume expanding volume with all paid, we also ERTIES, AND LAND Box 2 for a Prompt Fr eply e essential. 6129 Highland ughr. HAULING in our home im-BEAUTICIAN, EXCELLENT », (OP: HOTEL. DESK CLERK @ apie. Please write } pay portunity for recent graduate. Sal-Pontiac Box 53 Urgently need for Immediate Sale!“provement center, ary, commissions, nosalt attzetin. vedi snterview and give MARRIED |“ian CW ARTE 5CUSTODI- SoURKEREREE -“EXPERIENCED paid vacation, ‘ound and experi ling training It slay S adanty: ea . we need to add 2 must like children — ref. — an work after5. PE 26938 WARREN STOUT, re CA MA-(430 wk. on trangp., Calt Sat. or aves. WALL WASHING, CARPETS N. Opdyke full time experi-Miss Grace for appointment. MI 647-767. chine cleaned. Bt 73033 Bernard Hair Stylist. ‘ou SEKEEPER “AND CHIL INDOW CLEANIN 7 ACOATOM Daily ‘ti 8 enced salesmen on | BEAUTY OPERATORS AND MANI-ihe Live in, 5 Capt 4 children. WOMAN FOR CLERICAL OFFICE “rove washed panting, pan clean: _ ae LISTING ‘SERVICE _ a permanent basis. clarkston aréa. 625-after 4 up. FE 8-6563. VA RENTAL SERVICE,NO FEE “curists wanted for new salon. ork. Typing required. Write giving on education, family status, job. _—-— for landlords, Ally 673-9701. . HOUSEWIVES = a TOTHER “TURN Aluminum Bldg. Items | Dressmaking, Tailoring | Plastering Service Excellent — oppor-BUS GIRL onal PSY, grperionce : fo. Peotlss Werk Wanted 1 Femaie 12 yourtunity, many com-Day night shift. Apply Elias tvenings m pe ag age ALCORoti pyle Ma eeSID-ALTERATIONS ALL TYPES, Knit A-1] PLASTERING, EXPERT PATCH, Bros. estaurant, Telegrerh Car ONAN suteivorBABY SITTING AND 1 DAY IRONINGS, EXPERI-ALL CASH — mini _dresses,leather coats. OR 3-719. _work. 200years exp. 332- pany benefits. Ap- vard S.;FEFe 5.7638. enced,ret OR 247 . pa oa ‘core installed or AR Row PLASTERING CO. REP AiR | ply personnel . de-“= CASHIER WOMAN Fran HOUSEKEEPING BABYSITTING 1a ay HOME... yourself. Super ie DATE EMPLOYMENT [ATE PART and new plaster and dry wall, (00 ex) washing 2, Elize. Strath KAISER, ALCOA ALUMINUM SID- FE 43177. i cs cust Ory Walt Service | He 5-4005: partment daily Por scining: ‘com =with. hostess time shi aaigerny Rochester | ‘and for vicinity _W- oe | perience. Night shift. Apply at heal beth Leke. Must have Tranepore, RECEPTION N | WORK, SOME , FILING _area 6st 1287. 's of Rochester. ing and trim. Custom-built ga-Sheetrocking, | finishing, pines re-F MMEDIATE ORENINOE5S FOR BUS) ~~ PLASTER, NENEW (AND REPAIR — | between 9:30 a.m. ‘Bo Restaurant 20 S. Telegr fon, s cey a wk, 1 1 Ind bookkeeping. check our” prices. 334-5001. | pale, 16 yrs. experience, work guar-= LE NG LADY, F PERSONAL. | girls over 18. mee S28, Clarkston. —~ cin EXBANDING COMPANY NEEDS —._-_ and 9:00 ‘p.m. R iRONIN AN ! Al Way Builder. 332-1239 PLASTERING, FREE ESTIMATES | Cleanliness: and neat work im-| Rotunda Country "FREE EST! eames eaenaE, eyers, 363-9! | portant, Tues., Architectural Drawine — i Eavestroughing_ “Lake Rd., OrchardL. ee MOMEN OF GS AEP ETON? ES oc on A For pleasant telephonework, ‘fu y MPT, NO Plumbing and — | Montgomery | CLERICAL MAID WANTED, S DATne G kK, or part time, salaried: Apply, Wed.; ‘Service a) OBLIGATION APPRAISERS. WE to 5, 20-40 $40 start, April 6 from 1 to PM. at) UY OUTRIGHT, NO FEES, NO |M&S GUTTER £0. COMPLETE! | Several immediate openings. Hi PLANS DRAWN. Heating Supplies refs. required, Yow ‘rinse. 647-ssc, Room 701, Com-ic TF RVICE-RE.| é i Sver. ol. * acc "| | mates. -6866 | 363-6508 | eavestroughing service. Free esti-) 7813. munity “National” Bank Bldg. Pon. ELectair MOTOR. SE Tit €. Pike,| -TAILS OF OUR UN QUE GUAR- Ward tiac Sone FE e981 TEED WR #036 CALL > MUST SELL 15°NEW FURNACES,| tiac Osteopathic Hospital. “S38. mn, [MAID ) WANTED. | DAY WORK. Excavating heat same day: Also install a ext... 263, vesday and Wedne: WOMAN TO CARE FOR ‘ELDERLY So -kbaening & - ’ Pontiac Mall |CLERK TYPIST. AETNA. casual: Asphalt Paving num siding. a Pati Sales. Al Men only. es ene ‘or iron-| lady, no other work. Live Sookkeeping & Ta es 16 7 ing. Good wa and transp. paid.) SERVICE STATION MAN, AFTER-Bloomfield Hilts area. 334-1338 peau [3 TIME, WORR ULCERS ASPHALT PAVING BACKHOE, FRONT END LOADER,| _5-1501 or MA 5-1 S. Wood |WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF EL-SAV . p ALL CASH. | dump trucking. Specializing in RETAIL FStrrin driveways: gravel ‘and cement. OR Tag Asphalt Paving shift, full time, top pay. ReplacementsSs »MAICS work, 2947 Woodlawn, “Walled Lake. _strvice. “Cail FE ,50602. | or your contract, derly lady Live in. Light house-th + bookkeeping an equal tunity employer. equity ‘or ‘land fours. Kast Sunoco, Woodward and Residential & Commercial 39402. 2c] ‘FULL ~ TIME! _SquareLake CLERK -TYPIST: | ibaa Inn of Pontiac. 1801 Tele-| CARRY'S EXCAVATING, 3? 338-0487 TRENCH.Oakland wn MA_4-3224@ ‘Credit Advisors 16-A immediate service. Call 682-1820. OMAN FOR TSAR opening rr ‘experienc CaNEWAY\Y SPECIALIST YEITTING 7AND | SERVICE "STATION ATTENDANT, es a ing, sand, gravel, dirt. 628-1193. “Restaurants Ted McCullough typist with light shorthand. a eGR “SECRETARY, | assstant for physician. OFFICE pe-| n Call now. Free “Might rousew ork wi days, 19 Mile EALTY ie saat “ING: 718 RIKER BLDG. at Elemingnant Sloorotieid Bonk, 1040 , Birm Ingham Fencing 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Lake Rd A Shell sha: Troy 879-6863. Announcements. a. WAI SEIBEF rT RAVING. _.Inc. FE 5-7543 5-8682. BIG BOY DRIVE-IN, DIXIE AT _tion, Hunter and.ai Oak, ei ae ca YPJSTS TH EN APPLY i Dixie FE or LL. CASH IN 10 MINUTES. EVEN emaaiag & Tailoring 17 “ SHOE REPAIRMAN, EXPER at Silver Lake— Telegraph at Huron. 2490 PONTIAC FENCE CO. Dixie Hwy. 36595 if behind in Big. "boy “Orie© _ payments_or. The City of Shenton ha: Basement Waterproof ng * ected thd enced, Good salary, ‘opportunity Rental Equipment 5932 OR jorectosure. Agent 527-6400. eral openings for full time clerk: Press Box typists. Applicants must ha GOR ERGa FOUR HOME _ be. able-to~ talk well for advancement. Pleasant worning DRESSMAKING-— ents oR me anos bs gla Also have opening: | aiDOC WAGED “TabY TO KEEP) for must. "°° ~ Lendeeaping ~ 18-A C ASH AndersonFE 5-4101 or 332-5567. _ ws Floor. Sealing BROWNIES HARDWARE xperience and be able to ype, 00) BRICKWORK Any kind; and repairs; fireplaces. ~ house, 1 child welcome, en or women. Write; public more. 2 CARL mer SANDERS — AND! PAPER POLISHERS STEAMERS fords per minute. Hours 5, Shoe sgervice Corp., 552 W. Adams_ Sty Chicago, 111.60606. boos than--wages. Mornings. FE » Monday’ seria Starting salary Pl L. BILLS SR, NEW | WALL {YOUNG WOMEN: -0358. siren a.m. and old floor sanding. FE 2 RUG CLEANER WER SA em- DEPENDABLE ty wi Personn er Oiticee Munici-| -§NYDER, FLOOR Li 952 Joslyn _ Open FE R.saci SNYD eR. aia E WAIL REPAIR MiDBLE: “AGEDWOMAN. FULL OR International corporation will estos SHOE FITTERS | fate *puliding. 151 Martin St., Bir-) part time. General office work. plot in to train pL) its 4-1693 per-LAWN MAINTENANCE HAN cONRIGHT interview from 9:30-12:30 Be! tone. sanding ang fas FE Wee estabitines firm hi |JOHN TAYLOR, FLOOR LAYING.| sonnel control and magerient Building | Mederaization Roofer dept, no experience Mpecessar wets 138 N. Saginaw St. ‘me tERK-pu ll ed fering clean up. umes maintenance our, ‘week, No job 382 Oakland Ave. MORNING, SHIFT WAITRESSES Sanding and finishing. 332-6975. NEW, REROOFS-REPAIRS = no typing required. ed be ready ~~ » rs e. ng .in que meni to start work immediat too large or small, oR “2387 after CASH BUYERS son 921 W. Hur LEONARD'S FLOOR SERVICE y _ Call |Jack. 1-A 2 CAR GARAGES. 20’x22' $875. Save the jack. 338-6115. SALA\ $385 PER 6 p.m, except Mondays. For powmes, ond farms Old floors made like 5 Straight %Sal- RS —DOES YOUR “pub. new |CLARKSTON ROOFING.B COMPANY, ement work. Free estimates. and other. benefits. Call Mr. TREES CUT AND TRIMMED, é2@. ELWOOD _RE 682-2410 i 493-6687. NEED FE Floor Laying __Sprigfield Building Co. MA 5-21 fail mer ot your. needs? insurance and o1 t _| g work: p.m. to Pp. m. a | Hack WO 2-100: ‘or % TSTINGS : 627-3775 Collect_ eeded income by arn ex Sor. Starting Salary $2.03 an hour. CAR alt woes $875. We NGS, ROOT Saunders & 37061 oe RE-| TELEPHONE CINEMA AND IN- guaranteed working ri few urs a day sell-PHONE PERSONNEL MANAGER, ersonnel pets. Pontiag¢| Apply os e po and build any | pairs Gutters. All ‘oaks staller repair ‘Income Tax Service 1 |NEED 3 BEDROOR RANCH WITH adv. @ progressive, _General_ Hospital. letries. Exclusive orrtveries now | 332-9137 OR, 332-9138 Floor Tiling— ing AV! COSMETICS and toi-| 9-1 size. we Pree potimnates. p.m. sf ~ snare eR basement, larkston area’, ONLY _ ;| COUNTER oR FOR A DRY Pedy Bult Garaoe Co. O01 G ~—~ |OLD AND WW ROOFING AND RE pair. Phone available. Cal write 1 Aero le | Pa rapidly growi company. Steady aru we we var rs. H. FLOOR COVERING --Tite.| yi 2-CAR GARAGE, Plains._ | Pent plant. Will Hale 1 APPly exp. PO Box 91, Drayton ae and Jeoking in thiswaren. »Call for John Moss. employment, liberal benefits. High u epared and ty! |Help WantedW dM. or Fe 8 wii yeu. walt. My Nigher, $5, be Flash Cleaners, 339W. H ADDITIONS Work guar. FE 2-3259, FE 4-0365.| and night. 135-0360. school edi ycation or equivalent. Ap- | MOTEL MAID WITH OWNTRANS- — Also Alum. windows, doors, siding. ply ha fag See 37 » Garden Plowing ‘ [ROBERT PRICE ROOFING,BUILT- Free Est. O’Nell, Realtor ation, experience prefered, call y_ FE 3-7907. pe SAE, CONTRACTING Union street, Milford,Mi BEAUTY SSCHOOL INSTRUCTOR. ney ‘CLERK | Ee, businesses. Lyvia.| 2 Pontiac "ated Rd. pus George An up roe mm. Free Estim 415 OR, 4-2222 673-5056 MA 4-301) oF 624-4186 Equal Opportunity riopwer \oAnpey PLOWING, BULLDOZING | OFS: NEW, REPAIR Age 21-m to Feast in Marking Ali cog of Remodeling 3-8203 Goneral” Maintenance TRUCK DRIVERAND HANDYMAN 1 figle “AVERAGE ~ TIME SPENT PRIVATE PARTY ATARTS 3 TO 10 days @ stat reasonable,OR Room. be Accurate, BLOOD DONORS URGENTLY NEEDED rd-grading, —steady job, for one who is 9 itemized, to 3-2044 after 4:30 capa- Speedy Legible Writer. Part time now, full time later. 338-4061. _ Kitchen cupboards, bagged ble ond trustworthy. See Mr. Wil- Income Tax |Servicee Sand-Gravel & Dirt ~~ Over 21. Sting your Masinetn aavingd. $5 rooms, reation r 3 pt esl “WorkingO ccone tints. p.m. garages end patie N. Perry, Pon-) average fee, you! %. E. slumninum dG. rooting. T CASH your’ requity, VA, FHA, NEED IMMEDIATELY — WOMAN | couhin: Paid Ky insurance. tiac. Dunn. OR 3-0287. BOOKKEEPING Anosell Tax BULLDOZING “FINISH Sand, gravel. Max Cook, GRADE,)_18C._ 682-6145. FOR RH EOSIN for baby ul and light house- TILE AN. LINOLEUM IKINSTALL- 6 &M Construction Co. ARTHUR’: 0.00 — ‘$12.00 $5 LONG FORM PREPARED. OR OTHER. FOR QUICK ‘ORM ACTION CALL NOW. HAGSTROM REAL- 1 Ol wn| RH Ni ame! aL trasp. FE "teas bet. p.m, AO er, exp. 48 N. Saginaw pri top wages, exver Roir’ ‘ati000 SERVICE ~ 86 N. Saginaw € 2-121 "CARPENTRY 2ND> REMODELING steady. work, is twture for de- Landscaping In jac ALL BOOKKEEPING AND Teo | TOL OR PONS: OR EVENINGS pendable man, 879-4813. wah is Wide. Track Or,W CURB GIRLS. MUST BE NEAT. tax service. Trained in latest re-— ner eennas "NEED PART TREE TRIMMING, 4p. COMPLETE seeding, Apply perveys Colonial House, REMY. TRAINEES 5-4449, 674 ey visions. 10 years “I e8: VACANT LOTS AND HOUSES “LANDSCAPING, P&E grading, Broken) one estimate, FE nee sodding, 5896 Dixie Hwy. p.m. m. sonable rates. For service in Bir-/ Wanted in Pontiac end Waterford. COMPLETE REMODELING SERV- 351 Manufacturer located mingham, Pont! laterford areas) !mmediate closing, REAL VALUE at’ bo lock, om 0 CURB aR for. NIGHT SHIFT, scape: ak \s CLS SCHOOLS | Concrete, ret ini Were Free cenimates.| TIME WORK? Lake has immedia' _ 4 Lakes Tree Con Trimming only. Opayke: time kitchen call 332-1181, W. J. Souriall. | _REALTY, 626-9575, Mr. Davis. must be 18. Apply in « person fo with gener a | i an bust Call helpers ang ever 646- lue aL Drive: Ton, cor. for WE CAN SELL OR eae YOUR OM NERS — NOW s, THE) Plantings — removals — fireplace 1 siding, . nent and Pontiac Rd. a home. Will buy equity ir land buyers to Mnink about you! We! wood. t2s.1414. ar 2130. Teme saert This at steady emplo Lapratt Const.) ee ments. AB SR IVERE-FULL-—OR. PART 15 years aperionce " for wi Nagetie And fully, contract. ment: OD SPREAD Torso NG f TRIMMING ave. Housewives, _col- | “Care TREE AND REMOVAL. TIME—FE 2-0205OR FE 2-706. LONG Lacan ya $3 UP| any type . Call us for Exper! FE information.or tree-appraisal. FINISH GRAD! 334-0066. PRODUCTS KITCHENS, RECREATION ROOMS. and family FE 4.9468 teat lege girls, high Child Welfare Worker “We will do it better bs La oe ___ Trucking 5 Fii PREPARE A 3 3UP A. JOHNSON & SON s. 340951 951) Call_evenings school graduates, Waitresses. Lwmber Immediate..Vacancy 2750 W. Maple LO perienced — Call FE 5-0602. ‘ ~s REAL ped & | ee ual opportunity‘stoloyer. em who. would. like [HAULING ‘AND RUBBISH, to LONG foots yf riddell D, $6% AND| . ra TURRETLATHE SET-UP AND OPERATOR | Ted's restaurant has openings for) attic FEcriss |_ your price. Any time. FE 8-0095. Up. wmprin eeping& Interior and. exterior work a few eve-MINIMUM STARTING SALARY TALBOTT cumeer curb waitresses ai and night) Fe. recreation room, kitchen |LIGHT MOVING, TRASH HAULED)” sement, ssvon reasonal Giese service, alu Also, part time open dents. Uniform and "| pings a week or ms my specialty. State) ming reasonable. FE4 P| vilding and Hardware Convalescent-Nursing 21 ‘Apartments, Fu 37 Furnished wt HARDING OPERATOR he hed, top wages and tips. Apply LIGHT RAUL SS RENTE * $6,013 ANNUALLY Saturdays and | oss. Oaklat ind CABINETS, (RECREATION ROOMS —— garages’ cleaned, 674-1242, FE 5-3804. _ Moving and Storage ~ tigHT AND GHEAVY | TRUCRING, in. person only. id Pola Mat dn FURNISHED ROOM Soom AND BATH, CHILD WEL- TE 'S Sundays, can be | or bed patient, ROG $25 TOOL LATHE HAND he bulatory week, with $7! 3 273 Baldwin per oe , INFERIOR 11 SH, KITCHENS, pean 7 TSH paneling. years experience — (anmclaated salary to be effective futnie | ble, 332-3222 posit, inquire rubbish, irt, gra and clang front-end leading: FE | WOODWARD AT \SQUARE LK. RO.| at ~ grav- care, | trained in sales SMITH MOVING: “é0 | 2060 DENTAL ASSISTANT — PONTIAC LAWN JANITOR 1966) ‘Moving and Trucking — 2 ‘teresting position| ¥ 2 ROOMS, |celvare, BATHATH AND FE rh TRUCK | HAULING, ba work. Neat ap-ws Renty Must be neat and personable.) Painting ai | _rage. Basement cleaning. UL. 25068. in Ry hand to. Pontiac Child Welfare open ; entrance, |_MI 6-14 sit, in Pontiac, and AA MOVING Worker ‘in “oakland County. Growing company, days, many, Brest BoxNo. 22. pearance ork ives home. studies AAA PAINTING AND DEC ORATING _Truck Rental | i x fringe nefits, tency, employ- Caretul, enclosed vans, Insured, |2 Rate PRIVATE BATH,H COUPLE pleasant personal- BRICK; BLOCK Sis WORK, free estimajes. for boarding “ciin Col visit- al ment and overtime, Dining Room | 25_yrs.exp, JL_2-1398) free estimates, UL wk.dep. $15 628-3518. rates, of ity. Minimum age ~ 2.3999 zl PRINTING. AM ca k Re AND GOA rucks Teen ny y BATH, ¢ Shay WEL: RICK,BLOC ND FIREPLACE _M. C. MFG. CO. Rent to BOB'SV come $37.50 per week, with a aa 18. Apply person- nel department at: work, free patiriates. 692-5274. After Waitresses .. ‘e , Lake B’S VANN SERVICE 00 deposit. inquire at 273 Bald- MOVING AND STORAGE ON aa eae, Spm. LEN a Ww ve cannes x INTERIOR ATERIORon)" —taactony or 1 Bees inity employs ~~ CEMENT BWORK . in ree Do you enjoy meeting peop! wan car foarke WANTED: J ROBERT “TOMPKINS TEM aren) ROOMS. SINGLE OROR COUPLE. guereniced. Resonate. "rates. ‘a Dune frocks. semictraiters working with children? We wil ply at King Auto Soles SP at ‘ Montgomery Eliz ke d. F E 68-4088. ited lege eewentT COMTEATTOR UL 4 CigHT GAULING shite 7 ROOMS., NICELY FURNISHED. : UL 2 2.4751 Any kind. utilities. child reno pets. FE\59393.___|" ‘No- 23| post, bay, Fe sata. {HOUSE PAINTING GUARANTEED. ry jact Miss Jeanne Walter, 338-8007. Industrial 1110 West Catalpa, Royal Painting and Decorating Oak, Mi "Matt vtysxe Shes: Pe Ward tanadl and Block Work FE $4823 or Tractor Co. PAPER HANGING must be sober 4 PAINTINGG AND PER nd holidays. Top wages and Guinn’s ConstructionCo. 825.S. WOODWARD Ny Code 313) 644-0242. A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR, |SETTLED LADY OR SETTLED Papering. FE 8-6214. coupie. colored home. 335-8791. STATE WIDE AUTO. S00 Eliza- FE 2-2679 FE 47677 Eves. FE 5 59122 FE 4-046) FE 4-1442 tie Apply eeonly. beth Lake, FE 8-7137. A Equal Employer Open Daily Including Sunday In. ily Ml gy x) ING, CAULKING NG, Pontiac Mall ytd WORK. CALL BETWEEN 7 COUPLE TO LIVE IN SMALL COT- USED CAR SALESMAN. EXPER ‘oY, PAINTING AND PAPERING, YOU m. FE 6-1 a WOODWARD AT SQUARE LK, RD. ro ners WOMEN, QUALITY REE: ti rent fi in exchange 4 ence preferred, but we will rain ree, Novi. re_next. ideumb, 673-0496. | Fat or PAPERING Apartments, Unfurnished TING, md enna Ones ei LEAR ATE} jaurant xper'| Wane im. DRUG AND iva UF cb ERK “QUALITY PAINTING WIDE AUTO, 3400 Elizabeth Satis- mates. call paren. bat yg ga WALL CLEAN ECS iate KregCall Mr. Griffin full oF pai 5 | Reason: a. 70 1 AND 2 BEDROOM, NEW. NEAR ASE fie conditioned 1D ACRE asi WAYS. Walls and windows. Rea: between9-5. MI 4-4800, Lake Rd. FE 8-7137. a Drugs. jizabeth Lake Lal Ré. DETROIT NEWS MOTOR ROUTE Plas Tuning PAINTING FEREE, ESTIMATE. FE) 5-2511 rage floors. FE 8-2359. fection phy FE cana Fi uly pest WANTED: MEN FOR Rig aL ART TIME: GIRL FOR GENER-driver, White Lake DRUG CLERK, EXPERIENCE PRE- « Twp. area. Call [) I. carpeted. FE 2-0921 or 334-5273 Well Drilling pRARARADARDAARALAADO 2 ge work. In around, no lay- ferred. Would consider training Ceramic Tiling eee eee person serv year PAINTING, "WEE IASHING, NO NG, Hh.rn NAS: S69), offs. OR 4-2387, after 6 p.m. McCloud Carpet, 2721 Wood- right 9 21, time. TUNING -REPAIRING —xXPERIENCED BA by ‘BAKER’S $35 fo 5160 Perber m Le mo. werd Ted’s. D. A. Scull — 335-8227 WANTED: LEAD QUIT AR, PLAYER Union Lake Drug, 8050 Cooley Lake! near lity House aaer w. Y WELL DRILLING. WELL ALITY WORK ASSURED, PAIN'-|2BEDROOM UPPER, COUPLE CERAMIC TLS. att COLORS AND Rd., Union Lake. EM 3-4134. PART-: IME HOSTESS. WEEK-Huron. (Thomas Bake: _for band. OR 3-5512. MA 5-0336. PLAYER PIANO REPAIR nl eats changed..Pump service. UL designs. . installation, MA 5-1501 for freees-|O8V ends? Apply in Rotunda | papering, wall washing. 673-/ only,no pets. 338-101 DE-a ciay aes COOK, “DELISNS id_Lohnes 67 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, WANTED, CAR WASHER AND 5-1001 MA Feo ¢ te -|Transportation 25) sinner Inn. Pine Lk. ‘Ra. woah 8 ee, 6980 N. Roches- nt, 6980 N. RochesterRi |PIANO TUNING AND timate. A&H aun Nec, St work. Bive-Cross 2.5217 hy mae 4 AND 6 wa Orchard Lk. ler Rochester. Paid vacations and holi- it FE ar es Huron ROOMS. NEW AND REMODELING WORK,| file, slate, marble, Pontiac Tile & See Vern Ernst. Wilson Pon-EXPERITENCED. a aereanat SEN La tf QreRATOR, GOOD SALARY 1350 N. Woodward. ge Renate. “46 PP to Pon-FOOD SERVICE WIEGAND PIANO TUNING wi Ww. Auburn, call 852- . rere tise, “Cadillac. iF YOU'RE GOING TO CALIFOR-|5 ATTRA UVe Fai. matic Marble, 682-5590. a 30 years in Pontiac, FE 2-4924 toe Pree, Box No. SUPERVISOR Man "Motors 11st ‘Gokiand. Ave. only. Ideal. for widow.’ Pontiac 1 lec REAL ESTATE. TABY —. SEC- For Partnership opportunity. large hospital, afternoon shift, ‘ ler, regular S¥a Bemsah ok. Wile TEAVING FOR SOUTHERN. ILLI- “nols, Thursday returning Sun. FE) pater, regula pg nes 3a WILLIAMS$7, NEWLY DEC- ” orar hd Fare ons ued no layoffs, fringe d, REGISTERED NURSES *— Pontiac Press Box 21. . a ‘call Tommy prerren ive care nursing home, FULL OR PART TIME aoa =| ¢hildren or pets. € 08-9288 for fanted 28 intment_t0 nagera! PONTIACBUICK Children to Board 651-9911. see. AL REFERENC! OWN Have several openings for men or IN. 338-9294 LICATIO! (- TRANSPORTATION OR WEEK TO START. _ BEFORE LIVE RELIABLE BABY SITTER WANT-woman. ed in CHILO CARE » LICENSED HOME : AMERICAN j HERITAGE in my home, own .1|j7HERE transp., are is YOUR hatte La | | | $0 : Pi gh J outdoors. yd oe Wa day week, 682-6441 after oR ‘ ° advanc it work! Siflons are |. Hf you are inter: EXPERIEMCED | SICK Sit CINISHER Baldwin. lac, Sylvan Lake or Bloom- p.m. jenteded Household 29) moeL OPEN TUES. THRU SUN. eumwiryee AKO,ap] houseful. For FOR jiances. : a ‘ RGMMNMEATS SEAMSTRESS, EXPERIENCED ON tel Hil ee oy write ested in and are 2 S008. sically fit, Yo the personne! Road cage alterations and_ repairs ‘oF in oa Bi 6570. FURNITUR plece wen, : Telegraph a! EXPERIENCED bl a} NIGHT Papi ty 1 Pear-3365 WATKINS LAKE RD. 674-999, MORNINGS 673-4927 department land County time, MA 67207. or shift. 5 to’ p.m. Jack's) Drive-In, nw) Monta im. Maple, Commission, 2420 Pontiac Lk.Ri Pontiac, son's. fe sa “| me Neon tRPe ry ) x THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL-4, 1966 D—7: | ; : . ° sees aoereort,. FY AVY DEN ~ “VC iy teat Rent estie Pit Ce Sar sri Hie, Ferme'con: 60" ANAL LOT with lake’ ly On arranged. "REALTORS « FE 4-4526 Designed— oe pe ree” \ a ON Gea YLORD beautiful 4 7 BEOROOMS—DRA ON — ONLY. ey private PRIVILEGES ih St. cake tiren emncninneaalle subdivision $3300. bilan) Kis be ll nice privi in bi-level st Sally Rity, 6739701. mn ah bedroom" ntemporarary lb Ai da A ake Townwe Severel ‘ nasi wih ene acethat are ‘focally| Bereres, Dieratan : BEDROOM TRI 3- ONNORTH 682-4526- INCOME St, by 11 i FAMILY Saginaw tT AGE \ Side ,bedrooms,..separale__ dining East tances Secine appli: LOVELAND iin JACK” owner, promeel abe. : . erate, land: and tor 1955--~ parcels ot now elie, cammercat 2 area, Informal) baths, ied AFTER ey are als ast2¥s VETERANS ae foorenoe Grapes, electric | ain 3 dining, room, (682-1255 busi-|.CCarpeting, 7. LEVELor Ours on Your Lot of hed| : 9630 OR possible ol oO Will Build for. a. SPACE, atria” Excellent an attic 13"x1¥' ’ ACRES WITE tees et County. sanar atAppmentt:sate no) with room, with ness. home dryer seller's SCENIC os mon, wrtoklyn,ae @ and for Me 8 furnace : Al-} 2-2821/ ROLLING ee den, sites. MY het oui Call | lots. ant f 5front basemen een ar, so or. ne FE NORTH SIDE fo! In) sliding) nieces, ° are of invited Homey cheat Gas ‘ov. "Dieolay. fleet Saar Lars + eee Be Moved WALLED visit yiall oerue “Di Commercial tot ey) ST. broperties ior HOUSE. Garage Oprage| HURON. aAlincnedad |WEST 7 BEDROOM at ser Beoy)| Piineston “No bat Beermettne” 1 | T s) tn a includes carpet CONVALESCENT. cine ok Ue north of} BI Beach ante To Ses r 100’ included mmediate-Oc Ma Per puna! Minhanae — me PLAN TO down. IME (Bite er. Operating pated. ¥ to : BO Office raat id Occupancy | ,18s:xi810" eae Pe $ID- open 0 house, ALUMINUM Imedite ving Call ang || 6 reom iate es GARAGE, 100%: Ibs SELL 2, bedroom, i art LOT, LOT, * | | Sun. 2-5 WOODED ELL present Schram. | BEAUTIFUL WOODED p. appoint Model vs, Realtor for nis sement, AberaSi sede open K rend uility ater, ample room pager pearson. ate unwmediote _eanonASk torr Tne | room. C. HAYDEN, Da Side— Tn North —— Call now, rive, Pricedat311,250; Ee Callny Stee BUILDING ‘erosi hotirenlace Extra Schram Von bulls With Es List andCall: (M0)| tee CLARK REAL Ra. SITES x | NOPE_igmiiond aining. anda and aeogdet vig ood ul ores 4x02, mit “Besereae 1m ge. Lot | the Brick Ranch. f, rae sins, SPAN Ohh untingKall ecies | AND GAR ficetipmoate jiel Ful SPICK Meee ingMaa oi : HURONtinST. Listing ae 750 LITER sn Service ‘service WA one ee I re #2W- ___Mutible . rea]~ sauesamme | 5 per” cent HAVE? “aMeaener Goylord Fillet POSEY etenaraor|)11_JO8L sie25—10” W. ef Bae2500 | paveded satrest alescodway Ummammen Late eee Crescent *t 130x350..... aiurminvm quiet paved 50 anced orm. Bedroom, to! Close ot pontlac Motors+ Pree |’ Reet WON REALTY eat} Geor: tM stone wide fa Lake sre* | Stet er HOME—6 89693 room Square i FE REALTY. 22h aie‘ full basement, Mies main st., Matemore.12 acres or COMMERCE “"FLATTLEY my | 420 P+ ashe Cec Re, hes coms, enclosedeeporch ae {1.lin the een room, dinii “te a sustont “with firepiece, cu) nine NEO ay ft BATH. WILL —Faaba| room CMA roll Lake Bite ‘ing comm’! vaca Gn room, AND, ROOM 682-5802 Eves. Of 3-603 Sate 7 4 Ge a AL EE bai Bg LE | a i! kneten gi large Toke OR Pf. st yard.! svorioking garage, fenced for se of $1600 3,500 with aoak Bitom, ta ity | erg ohaw0 a‘ne ae pee | Peauto kitchen,and '¢! Hill, rooms, AARON Mail, car. NICHOLIE-HUDSON oh or. 087-4292. to oom. Waterford colonial, 4 bedroom mn, 2¥%4 bath formal dining only} ete AREA Threebedroom, brick Weatory at & AUBURN AUD renchers, $8,000 with ter REALTOR00 reSRogne:EURRTETED. OE oak room front -ne aL"EST 7\ 4H INC. BAUGHEY Realtor we ASSOCIATES, ine, wom 28 Bg intl * = tot., ~All your dow Gil islock — on large Xitchens| — COLONIAL 4-BEDROOMBRICK New for “66” i FiFamily St. 5.1201 | room with clerwanner, living room. aoe will bulls) batt, sites heat. begreom,va or 00m, medinettesis ‘ceramni| oes hep wel,Kel art Inc. "330929:s| & Kent, fncomneami very. sharp. srict ick ges ‘hot ei with| basement. water Tenn W nese 3 ae at Paar wih elec rancher arenekitchen ta 2¢@" garage. ima) attached| | REALTOR, a 20’x22’ 4.8773 Fut ~€.MIITER, te ‘foyer, Beaty street FE 6 P. M. heat, attached Seats| = AFTER_ raped./be z =| andaced, ‘birch aT ers| ao Sa ae s — $16,500. | Many otner ee and) ar heat OP _|fmuen

th ranch. you fer, Custom-built Tae move ree-bedroom Stew Area. nicely Privieces large h en ake toon . "na it WAKE 2 oy bath ppecnamaancd ene, ceramic etre fireplace. room. take gl very, a Be: ofr with North Re wi Bene plus '2-bath attach | yy we Hosell tile Barrie” etc ore TRAD! Every 24° S| ga NomeHome Every 24 00" Fun ita own living room| natural E. Huron Sundays1-4 and fi BEDROOMS, ty "D8 Evenings & fae Ls . us ” Hw Realtors Open It, wd laundry land Trade, level Beautifully room, ini about sent he preeram (roe r| rst aa | fence. #69 closing cost. te and spivral plus itt-ins. ior"with down Y wi ached urs t garage. price 4200900, A baths. bed Will’ gaes Lacat Co "We , cron rge ee“work a real Hi Realty 1% Nore or (DICK! but R. J. eoatics | es: SBEDROOWFE mixed. re lot...Trade in’ tomor: 100": ond) ant Orie nar. .RIEae s86i0.|4999 Onis 96 cavity, ) VALUET ee et road. N ; 160" a Tee eee ‘blacktopped your 4-0301| TY OWNER, fenced, garage, BY OWNER, Sie tag .momes’* -0466 price eee $24,500. 4-3531| FE ; ew 1 : 0 row. with h move Serv home attached Service Lake, MsttipleListing reat Lotus ing 4-bedroom 2/zcar, us = > RANCH privileges on BED- Open. 9-7] Excellent veered ty beach, FE B-s4i0] ice hours FE #1984 3 SPACIOUS ROCH ESTER, DOWN Big NOTHING sub,/$14,200 for LOOKING ranch, 2-car, gereger ixed Tileenclosed porch, builtins. cet » or [FaYOUIRE TI brick dotiouse, |: Foor Coe. pri tis é trade, plus costs. your gan small sipall ocr buyer te Wi the just works. $2,450 Sch HY aT on down ls the want to athe on yd "home a “in yourpresent appoint a ‘ yeu “lake equity for 49 V7 |] after 5 room—tam) bedrest) living, appointment by. $8, garnered, tty, kitchan Houses vou fenced, — 49Sale prtvnenes d pee 2 eli Neighborho te" wna — O ‘aged ‘venchor. 4 Bains bedrooms, Re oRoam enc BEDROOM BRICK ‘ming oe bal¢ ie lees Bk By OWNER, of loads i kenex- pol gat 8. ’ we sunken SY itrasthes Today, CHOICE wit late $23,800 Ettabith, Lake Cope Call in. heme $ femlly’ to move chee cost HAVE SEVERAL sealed Lovely J : Cod. ining B area, 4 groom = «eg month a free rch 360-9829 VILLAGE, hg¥ Call First mere full’ bs W500 INDIAN big famil 7 natural hanor, OWNER, 5 Kitchen, fase-| fl Bateman Be ireplace WA bong IN with Y cour EC CLARKSTON, “basoment edn iiled uzz fully oles ie two" baths, own fore fn fas pa Ww. HURON ST. MLS |= | a ou tis. | tke aiid ce recat om eat” rent Payments sid! N. Cand} in ving Geom alum., ‘near, Tebéuron, Says Reranch trade in 2 home: Fireplace ere fetta roam, oie ciel » ergs Basement Bite ie terms room slorms: REALTY OR 2.0971 rT in WATERFORD Bryson Realtor eos | D. 16 len $0 OPEN AFTERNOONS REALTY SOLD pres- MODEL BY 7 BATEMAN OS AREA your — FE SOLD or 116008 CLARKSTON ent. LD 3.1273/ 00. has poy — — Py j .WESTOWN LAKEFRONT Dixie Hwy. Near Luther Ut 2.4677 Eves, _Bidg. $16,500. ‘4 Drayt __Van_ Welt FRUSHOUR ACK YOU GO MES EVERYWHEREtis iit, Biogmntield afternoons. afternoons. FE Bult basement_with $1,450 fenced yard. na] ma rec. down. the rancher - summer i Wy itdarot, air IMES- any. ame? no Td i piscwre of 1 ee , eat REDEN, [fifa . possession. Immediate | Gi. RMS 1 CLOS : close "oun, basin : PB » rio: 3.bedroom fr this substantia! ONLY ig water ‘ anaes ear in oveiichen and “iD O e -ciichinn. steel ‘tink, Sereaktast ai county osm oh 1Vs-car room, é ‘abinets basement, $1 3,500. with, full hes Share 3bedroom ranch nicely condition, Bhs313.950 eee Ay ad ps twin Hales Fry ote lot, | 4 te Plotsbe Mi tng ‘ean aorage sang eee landscape (aged om lanl iba RUI , INC. USED Office 72|-~ Guarentesd servic veareorre ivi ‘Br onSox 24,|_equal vaive. 332-29 “Gresser chest, full size bed with| GOOD USE! yACOUM, CLEANERS Equipment Ave iT | Pah ection. : oxen CAPT" speeD poats” will ti Brea es tate 1965i965 CAMPER. SE OR SWAP.| Soringinner: 19 match ? ox rebuilt *Rirbys win gua Also USED FOOL. TOP DESK.ean7m By! AUCTION lalBusery,i} rast aah Ret “comet + in land! VWVw SEL to mattresswith a vanity up, same ran lamps. s as new rvice ‘alnut | Mike spisk,-F 7079 sa /1965 VW, SUN ROOF, CLEAN, SELD the set, 4 chrome ch Supp! Wf Countyin BOCRAFT JET BOATS STATEWIDE REAL ESTATE or Lrg for property in Rochester. Stormo tap iy 4 Book osu Cali GrePI3A ce zi saatdanbid 4 General Crieting, ond oF | FRIDAY Y M. +|Over 20. ondifferent wrmodels to 196, to) ‘Auto Service 93 SILVERLINE "Hina "lEVERY choose bd \every SUNDAY from os display. Nee, 2661 S. Lapeer Rd., Lake Orion 335-766! x1% rug included. All tor $399.|Gy_N CABINET — @GUN CAPACI-B E ET vey Ka pam AY contained, weight101050, Ibs. tM AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS,. REASON. SYLVAN PO S x | 0 | ty, $50. OL 1-3653.__ 4 tore Equipment mean let | 562 Westbrook, 338- = NEW: USEDrar ee FOR Fice Ut OFFICE Ai Ca WALKIN Oa We BuyB Sel Trage, Retail 7 days wee ,rneer complete Including.cir | sole.562 Westbrook, 356-1850, INTERCEPTOR CHOITES siness, TRADE 4 FAMILY FOR FURNITURE CO. Gwe saerice Aly WiT, + $50; men ly $1045, freight included to La- BIKE Fe ins) HUMIDIFIERS zen food ‘case, | B AUCTION Bac. Buf naw 1965 Apoche correo Motorcycies 95). -*ANEBOAT ‘eavice HAULING MISCEL*) Specialsale — regular $17.50 now Fetene. ‘it Jou 1210 3 pm [2p Diste oy: On 2a) frites ot used. Waller prices, ; reer : EFRIGERATOR, XLH, $400. 3844 — BUY AND “fh PERKINS SALE SERVICE iefs, Ravens, Eagles and But.lI9S7 HARLEY. Chandler Nesting. ORs-so37 ee TEE FLAKERT ROOT! AND MOTORS ae te af 4 Clothing Taneous) FE-$:53¥4-———— aNs ICe Tai «ld falos. 3367 up. "Apache Factory Cresthaven.ne Elizabeth USED BOATS ire joit ii I f: mil Repo WARDROBE, SIZE #10, Sasleun. a case furniture. Fs Ned leather | "Werte are Oe ee one | Plants-T " 0 BSA, ¢650, CC ”SCRAMBLER, FE Michigan Turb f TOVES, EFRIGERATORS, ANEW tates ky AR GE SIZE HAND| Gone rel with carbonator, Oth-, Swart” Creek 35-9400 hours! yo Retirement opportunity. 60 14 > | mts-TreesShroms | S1-A 10 8 Bn es DUCATTT a0 CC . Sasa, | ly, oe Mh oie oa? | 2527 Dixie’ he gas,SHOBL, ener ee, o MELEE * slug < REAM.onetion. COL MA. £9007. CHEE Track,J FE ee | eT Saginaw. Next” to. Simms.bo s-|Sporting Goods 74. si $y Q SRC eee ENTIRE, STOCK, SMALL NUR-aeout ame 1 ong ie | 04. pul fur colar, tate f. iscount MAC NE VACU ” [AVATORIES, SOMPLETE, 43450i" ci ‘ustome' \ipea SUPER 205 wi . be on SEWING une AND WAcuuR value, ished x HONDA CC be HAWK sete prom "approse rtnSiase Price $150,000. $30,000 do ha vely condition, $75."EM32543. | 40 choose and rr stalis. irroy lars, Nerriste 1966 NIMROD CAMPERS complete. Cal after 3 pm ‘on M2. We reiber ears: (Bortay. clutch flere FE &ai0r =M conn Charles L. ‘Langs. FE 2-925). We guarantee pays values. Mich rescent, 393 CRUISE OUT, INC. #2085, MAKE Your 000 miles. $525. MA 6-1560. “|DAWSON'S SPECIALS — 1966 as Sieury Miro cor CHOICE OF 1965 HONDA SUPER HAWK, BLACK, Ciesehpe baste Macetion over80. years. P “sae Sale Household Goods trees, $15. You dig. — Streamlines-Kenskills Teton conan Le ee ivallers. See, the Ski diss Lane taoe, H6'| SE: Walton dally 99 FE sarjJEVERGREENS. | UPRIGHTS, 65) aioe ‘willemms Re. sage Rert o AGE y seit,mY 3502 or MY tat4H, Lat oon reeh APPLIANCES Go UP. Om elMl: slight marred, 3.95; : APACHE i} ers. 10 he ; Daddier power sled. Bi citaiteniiiliia Michigan Appliance Co. 3282 Dixie FV SET, REFRIGERATOR, 4 [a + tights. Sidingane oi Vel. CAMP TRAILERS 15s Intersection. ‘ine natn Franklins Fans-Crees with extras. 3844 Cresthaven. Eliz-| ‘now and spring yoway. ake Us ltt os, sve,905, 838 elect stove, $35,| iage Setection of gS“2 is Hwy " le Hi d abeth Lk. KA Highland ton Hicko BOAT RENTAL. 673-8011 Vl tific buys. Mich and Monitors a , on Hickory TIME Sr rekon ane FE | saree Sundays ake. FE 4-8462.DOME en oere aes, ary 1:0 OpenGolly ein 1965 HONDA, SUPER HAWK, 600 1. left! and One of the oldest. and best “In| 1 MORE county, "same owner 3). BRAND'NEW FURNITURE PLUMBING BARGAINS. FREE to aim. to 5 pm. Chose out sele| Hobbies & Supplies 82) py te Truck C RR a arate a SANA Years. Well located on good lake, 3-ROOM OUTFITS Standing tollet, $16.95. _ 30-gallon 1965 models. Most models) a | Playmate Truck Campers |Fonpa SCAMBLER, 250. 730976. ICO LAK Mala Close In. $5000 cash p fed rock Pt 77| heater. $47.95; 3-plece bath sets: fo. choose from $369 up. Apache) = CHIEF {PONTIAC COIN SHOP Steward Truck Se ge Call after 4:30 p.m. 20 boats, $3300 pusronneed 9 $278 (Good) $2.50 Weekly WASHING MACHINES $59.95. Laundry ‘fray, trim, $19.95; dealer, BILL w. it Henderson FIFERGLAS 517% FOOT 1965 SEA shower stalls with trim $3495;| COLLER, 1 mile east of Lapeer Open weendays's to § p.m. Cae Gate, 6 Sates 1945 SUPER HAWK, Sprite, custom hull; 129 horse pow. Rew fishing tacklea Pip eityst ae $2.95, Fy A | ~Setenseys to 8 p. wa van mune wew. BnInsesre ous board, ah vodvis TR ond Weekly value, 7 5 > L NEw.) loaded. it $3800, sel , pao 2 on ew olpo $378. (Better) $3.00 vai 8.3 up. oe RROWS SUPPLIES “CLARENCE C. RIDGEWAY $478' (Best) $4.00 Weekly!Bayes 4 tietRe Fiugresce Wrended. SAVE "PLUMBING ce. Bory Ree Via hres. jeneeueeen 83 eran es ONDE | for ts. Fe 370 eae a US ALTO! NEW LIVING ROOM BARGAINS | | <-> pe) Ml Baldwin. FE 41516. Fie ee ee ete Ck aa ee fh paves weeks | | B.S.A.-HONDA ED BOATS — sis’Ve wa polece (brend. | ;|WASHER $25. GAS STOVE. 935. RE INTING. PRESS, MOD, be Sa OfWSEP GOLF), AppaLossa STUD; 1. REGIS ibati> WiiMote Verinc service ‘ot living sor suite, fw ge A ne ct at tse prints GUNS BUV SELLA VRADE— | (re maiter, Mare, and lly con, | TRIUMPH—NORTON | Oh be intersepton: it convess trailer COMMERCIAL decoratoramo SiGe S09" onty V. ae ane eect ie "oun Het _375 8. Telegraph_| bred Stallion, 1 mo. old; 1 buck saolly Trovel | Coach, ne. 5-SPEED DUCATI OWNS. 14 #Rleraioa, tol-tan 7 Peten| on street,| *" a. week ROOM DEL 742 REMINGTON WOOD-H Holly Ri EASY TERMS { top. 70 aoh 4 be vacen at 180s. Mela: PICK-UP COVERS, ts | ACT NOW AND SAVE lowens 17: “Fier alas STORE , SHOES maser, oe G+ Complete] fm Con ercury, trailer loaded, shari ones How weed er shee renaic, ides! tor site \orond ree) edrooma:. USED BARGAIN of ladies) with Weaver quick . R » 103 cabovers, $1295 and up | ERSON . if At Jim new line any small Will bookcase bed and Our 18 W. has a for quicka TermsRealty’trade, | anteChast, taeepring end lene All| Odd lamps B to $3.95 to $10.90. 4 Le alt enncing | oe GOOD CONTEST HORS Te TEVER custom built campers |1645_$. FE 3-702) rail, 75 hop. s and loaters, 5-11,| tachable mount, $150. Walther 7-38 [ore fd. Oxford, by appoint: also chassis ‘mounts and | SALES & SERVICE |ABRO-CRAFT. 17" full top set, 5 sale. oll: or Sunt Guy Chtome‘tablesinerte Telegraph Fe 200. gez-oma| 10" 5129.'$1.50 weekly. Armless’ bolster-back tote’. 3 TLET aay ie diye, $65. 1. GOOD TEST ones eyVER-“ie utcine’ cram ot Oss 3 e TRAVELER” ie"Bh tull wees” ° 5kI-DOO SAIL, NEW AND USED lectri ironer ‘che cutee Corsair 16’, top; . Pike ; Guaranteed sinc, elec. washer: models, lest. Sports, FOR LEASE: GULF/SERVICE STA) PEARSON'S FURNITURE. |367 electric range |= Breen ins |FRLBOO, SAIL NEW AND USED ocr mar NSE i RW ‘ inrude, | fon Hight volume. and. profit po-| Beiween Paddock and tion, Hwy. larks-City Hatt {Guar hire $98 sat. 9a Closed _sun.| Terach. Open $ to. 9” p.m Whipple, 2am A Ts n canes MFG. <0, Is here and she’sa bear |.dje ‘stan Vs" Piberaes 4s he. ‘til Bh Paid erase bd : . ? fA Ca S” | 250 — 40 HP SCRAMBLER ON § tential with minimum investment.) Open Mon: and Fri. 9 p.m. ih ene’, at WME Pag SI Sand—Gravel—Dirt 76, fils Caspers (1180_Auburh 5-21 hp. here now. Mercury, traile: ond 2 manesT 1OF DRAWERS, $10; EASY’ TERMS FE 2-2150| with zig-zager. |Sand—Gravel—Dirt 2VEAR-OLD APPALOOSA STUD) PIONEER CAMPER SALE et 230 MOTO—CROSS AND WHITEHOUSE 1 40 he. Jirasge, BLACK 32610. ad CAMPERS B. THE WAY — COMING SOON. twee I refrigerator. * S: . “recy lawn Antiques 65-4) pied collect ‘ash of At RICH DIRT, o'| mie travelMy mower, isi refrigerator, $201 1 monthly. “| gravel fill, crushed stone etc. OR!5“YeaR OLD WARE WALE TUXO. SALES INC UAE ry tA aaRINA n yare 2). SE TARA beg DS MERIT FIBERGLASS , . Author! ea DELIVERED: PRLOAD-| cellent confirmation, highest TR' COVERS #27 E. AUBURN.-ROCHESTER— |CHRIS CRAFT OWEN OR 4-4335.| takes, 338-9459. 3360 W. HUR FE 2. "UL 25363 South Blvd, at Woodward FE Aa . f ) ‘ a THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 -D—~ Boats — Accessories “97|NewUsed Trucks “ee and Used Cars, MARMADUKE By Anderson nd Leeming tien Qt Ci 106 |New ond Used Cars 106 /Néw and Uséd Cars 106(New and 103 and Used Cars 106 rg : fae 1965 FORD F100 WITH Rd reMUR IME BLACK T-B1RO pEONYERT-BEEN BANKRUPT? NEED A CAR Boats and Motors ester Ford Dea Have Mov ed Sak sorte Fingncing. Call. Mr. Plan BH GOOD, JMF * TO NEW LOCATION 390 Oakland Ave. 1963 Ford weer nan SUPERIOR . Pontoons and Water Bikes OE corvicn s John McAuliffe Ford hardtop. V-8 automatic,| u' SPECIAL ange Mouble AA Motor Repair Rating” Beoutiror gold finish. Radio, heat- 1370 Opdyke—Open 9-9, Sat. 9-6 ‘ ‘J er, whitewalls. _ full ™" (1-75 at Oakland University Exit) : A-n Pickup RAMBLER | 1961 FALCON wagon $395 Heater, \defrosters, back-$28 Cekiond, Aver <0. barieak Wanted Cars-Trucks 101| | 1963 Ford $795 SUPERIOR ° at sea oom California Buyers = pi Nong i creel ten, Ful asin" Eaipment Nat KING Fairlane. Sedan Lloyd Motors -RAMBLER For“EM cars, id Y g with ew”whiiewal gts, ak , Lincoln Mercury kland Ave. -. FE eons most ° MOTOR ‘SALES \ inside rear view mirror BOB BORST AUTO SALES rent ne, rust, beautiful no-| 1250, OAKLAND 333.7863 "e FORD STATION a hand had Wel a by Oakinand Avenue ‘ f : M59 at git Lake, Rd, Shon ite ila oe i 196 FORD CUSTOM # WITH STICK, white, $997 ful "price, . E R A ard, Blrminghari | en toe Aamo TUCKY AUTO ~ i961 raion price FORD CYL XT! C1770 1 FORD é $400¢ WITH STICK,| full of only 1963 FALCON BUS 6 lo, heater, tr jation, inde standard transmission, | 1940 +9wits Track including all taxes 'S. acl ac Br Teen Tout rani, one 995 -he ar serous toad Roches | Hal FORD FRIRLANE im:od eat can 1964 SEDAN Devils oe Tau conan ees,foo ram Ghar wale REE ene ee) wenly neyitonteycall er Ford were interior. Loads of equi oO} HEATER AND Mr. Mason at FE 5-410) McAuliffe. | EXTRA’oie Cor M Lime green finish, phen MATIC TRANSMISSION, RA. pending factory air cone Rays MONEY sto: i — \AN\ATICN ee rill Factory Branch goateniy ne ond ready Jo ‘Assume weekly.pay Gel's BETTER DEAL”ot DON’ S veri : $3295 of “soge, “CALL "CREDIT ‘john theauiitte Wend Oakland at Cass FE 5-9485 ou “TURNER “FORD,” mi John McAuliffe Ford | « on ann AUTO SALES re ASK FOR NORM DANIELSON 690_ Oakland 5.4101 USED cage ‘ 1966 by HATL Mews. Sym. tne, of | ’ B SPECIAL O 70 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM | “HELP! | 1966'FORD | WILSON | sm | L | "OK" | wemoconenm | 1964 Ford Country Sedan We need 300, sharp Cadillacs, Por F-100 Pic ' | “No, Snyder, I don’t think we’ll haveshoe 1961 FOR ible, V8 with 2 plus 2 Tey PonyTIAG power| With V8 engine, automatic: radio, si are a ei si) ven et a he Cadillac | him’ he gets any bigger!” to ETN re *'*| sed Cars ty ar waa oe Me ae seria eral tax and 2-year warranty. MI 4-1930 1964 This Is so clean and new look éii fe Bee Ae oS . TATE MODEL CADICIA GS On New and Used Cars 106 |New and Used Cars 106 AUTO NG 196? coRvaine a oe ia ain ar, arog ul, dole Teal bith lamoney elo woh omCee eb te 1963 OLDS ; green. MORE nee sai JEROME yet Sov di ohare. ‘ ASS CHRYSLER a M59 at Lap wil Lake Rd. 1968 CHEVY toot, vel Alr $iers 2 dr. ston a03000. actual mi., me (ont im Ma in MOTOR SALES LUC CKY AUT e) with pow lees po a branes. FE. 8-4088 13eR ON IAG “aro chu ney radio, heater, whitewalier 10d power MONEY Auto ao = OG a GOWN EUR 1940 W. Wide Track ie ns 495 Bina. le = "SAA? weekly i chevy me vit Ki et Ro wt PAID FOR SHARP CARS =| cHevy-FORD-PLYA 7 Fords 43 10 $8 $58-up. Tig CORVATR SPYDER FECONVERT BIRMINGHAM i A lal 1965 CHEVY “2 door sedan $1850) AUtO-radloy heate i wh ‘eats 41005 reds of sharp cars to! cregit broblems? LMR tinea, | 62 Renault $197. 65° Volkswagen et ee ons OR Siokbet |i962 FORD. STATION WAGON, 4), Ger a ETTER DEAL” at rv ay What SSG SE recone Me bow, iS” | vem Cara ak Bie rat S08: OR PT Bs MRSatner VMOU pana ger te’ iranamioen, Ve red] HASKIN CHEVY-OLDS 67 S. LAPEER RD. OKLE McANNALLY'S plete ‘seelaits Opn! +ath ness om " ne CORVETTE STING RAY RED KE LE fo US 19 at is MY 9-204) oni en oesy5-4101 N Soop Federal Credit Union. FE, W955 CHEVY DOOR, STATION| fearing, “powerpoweruiie power ssl R’ S LUCKY AUTO cusreston — hath HEVY4 halts NATIO WIDE’a — sr ering Mareen iranian conden Swe PATTERSON | 1940 W. Wide Track . ca in good ruining emgtion.| CHEVROLET wll gk Woodwa “iy an STeucks lem wrooe i‘ ; ; Foreign Gers _ 105) him each BR 3-257. v Sales 1962 FORD CONVERTIBLE x 1304 Boldwin “PE 8-4525 aaa 955 CHEVY, "ELOOR SHIFT, REAL 1963. CORVAIR |oxtora OA #1400) “bucket seats, Console, powerbr L, 3 WW9p VW. BLACK. 00D CONDI. $125, 1965 stee “TOP DOLLAR PAID” ue B o7-6483 CHRYSLER | and v8 white with black 0, poneevia’s ition, wheels, AT CRTATIC a vm Bi30m, RODEFULL nl ¥37-1960 CHEVY nc ea mr iol Si Besuitertius oan 4 matchingpower. new “whitewalls, 2 new. white reen, alls, good con. rs, stic s and automatics, Nood! ab r (SLEN meee COWTMi. os Boron 20 down, na 00 minghem yee beat th try warranty in eftect. Y owner San" be ween “th dell | CONG, RUSS JOHNSON OFFERS 0 and $2.00 over“King / ‘PRICE— 952 West st 647-6200 330-3028after) Teh. ped srrengelltee CHEVY (2 DOOR BEY “Ali. rn < es M fer Ge mame|. FERO | Saaem oee oO BIRMINGHAM Me coe eT QUALITY—BEAUTY and SELECTION cca oe mae trucks. Cars. 2335 Dixle.|_Sea blue, will sacrifice. 674-2808. C t A t 1964 CHEVROLET CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH . money. down, $11.87 Pay: WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR! DATSUN AND LOTUS api ol’ UT: | es de a ede eden: ere 8. Woodard MT) a cau ir Murphy st FE 1965 Catalina 1959 Pl mouth 2-Door , BO PEEP a> smn cand ||. Or euality weed car, Por'ong ital 819. W. MONTCALM cf doar sedan,8 4 REPOSSESSION . 0 4 pms | 1955 7 i ‘1965 Pontiac Hardtop iin Reg An |S thee ee Mata tang | SEP ening a, te See ee ee ad ee ee "WANTED G00D “URED, CLEAN 0d 4 oot ONOMY PLUS |1957 CORVETTE, LIKE NEW, #1330.) ew cer benk rates ing. No down,’ Assume pay st brakes, whitewalls. matching”trim. Only— /) gorgorva ar steering, him 2 door rte!he fust | $195) War ery, CLEAN Village _re in. Bsdak Oe pape ale ’ $2595 $295) | Sra Sut sone; ic i aR CS RS nn : Zonk oreo ____1ets race,eee me) «Rambler |, | ase Sarai ad Maa se, dad etn Tso | 1904 PemtagConvrtg \Z,AND 3JUNKCARS—TRUCKS, Ch 4 ] E oa 666 WOODWARD 1965 DODGE | ss omy! Then. this Is yours oo ory a 1960. Cotatian oh 11963 TARE TJUNRCARE = TRUCE 1 BUYING CARS ceV-8 f rai tr ye, Catalina Hardtop. warranty. ) ALWAYSsitet ieeepet Chevrolet impaleA IM a ns Es a ingham ear On exci 1964 PONTIAC4-Door GM won ya ea / | ieeal Sek sig9s sang ene Caat ccay nad ea" ABE ERE BS aig a TRADE-INS +] Sie “qi, tin “i comcice #2395 Free Yow. H. & H. Auto ___ 333-7542 Riggins, dealer |_SSiseStrananan, ike selekean” boar re ie 1965 PONTIAC Autobalin Metors, Inc. Ep ut BIRMINGHAM power steering and brakes; radio, Sbies & service. OR0 35200, AUTHORIZED vw OeALen ae 1959 CHEVY 1965 Chevrolet ra sCHRYSLER:PLYMOUTH sail bench ucbhabhes $1995 pcg ccna ay power tyr — ins sate sicerng EQRPE a cea An 176s 5" Tengraph SFE bast do ang heater,real nice. $195, impale. on Vt auto 1966 DODGE. STATEGUAN STATION 1963 Tempest 1962 CHEVY 3 tr ” aaa PE bose Ate Ag ea onvertile, matching. I TiN Cars ToneD aay ree | AE",coy coy. sammy” STATE WIDE a OC EH Rg bean, wm, mcr | fey cer eerany | Pee a Beck Sal'sfas ” a ee ea et ce! AUTO. OUTLET 2395 Bivd: Birmingham. 64-0955. "| Sutomotfereniyan” "ase heater: oe eee eae ggg er ae $3095 0-ruc Vw STATION WAGON 1 RUNS 3400 Elizabeth Lake Rd. as 965, DODGE POLARA 4 DOOR) % y gg Ry FE 87137" Lloyd Motors | ibet*stts oes et et Or oo5 1964 TEMP! 1 CHEVY 34838 ENGINE, 6743976 be-VW aa, CHEVY STICK. AY RUN: rt Ronettes 1965: Olds Jetede Custer Weane 1963 Pontiac Star Chief iRing ENGINE, ras Ae [CORVETTESPEED, €X./1250 OAKLAND 333-7863 BOB BORST . raw Deer shawn. Arctic wie | heerV8 1 957, 200-9 2s 1965 2-DOOR | time" weekends Fe. ‘S730. sp LINCOLN-MERCURY finish, red trim, eutematic, power | rack, whitewelleone see rnrower ENGINE, #700. Radio, heater. whitewall tires. | WV OT | Mat ORVAIR ,MONSA..2, POOR! 5005, Woodward, Birmingham 1963 Pontiac radio, 12,000 actual QW re cet tat on aie evil sae a “OK” USED CAR? rae pa We Wi FORD GALAXTE 2 DOOR LeMans Sports Coupe $ 1963 Catalina 2-Door can inttails Terms. Others, makes! | _ Shop the Big Lot at tated sented serine, xen, clean.” Oniy 93 NT NAH Me pr yo white | expr automat srower steering w priced. $37-1117. | Ji FOR NORM SANIELSON | MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES | [i966 CHEVY IMPALA 396 4 1 JEROME FORD Rochester Ford finish, black and. whitewails. SPEED,| oo ere Eta te WILSON , 631 OAKLAND AVENUE after 2:50 prn. 1959 FORDS on Priced 6st on $1345 | tote oF BISCAYNE, ¢ SPECIAL Mei choose2 romor ac tet con. 1963 Bonneville. Hardtop 1964 Chevy Bel-Air TANDEM 1 COWBOY. REBUILT 53) i960 CHEVROLET end and tranemissipo.| me Gi ¥-i I}; __ cylinder ate. $375. age. CHRYSLER, 2, door hargiop.| 8s low as only $2.00) 1963. Chevy —| 2.Door 4Door Sedaninal neater ie eae auto., Ss = mee fon acs. | Me Mecs| Trem Te cau Mr. Damar nen Biscayne 2-Door wal and ene ogo wan | Sethe Sess oh 1961 VALIANT Sere, eekly peyrientar'esll New ar | Used Trucks 103 | MI 4-1930 | vat sta 1 Meaulite. NG -4071 with a white finish, radio, heater, ss ing $1695 / 5 v.200 Deer ei Beauritl and nee W51 GMC_ PICK-UP, 1950 CHEVY280 ae Coed ta Bite, "raromnen i 38 own paehig . AUTO SALES Capitol Auto LO nee dive, 1962 Pontiac Starchief on be earn r, , GQ ae wee : oases eacanihan peice ahed MS59 at Elizabeth Lake Rd.| 372 W.MONTCALM power, radio, pou fed] finan, metering trim auiomi ae Wa NTERNATIONAL Pi Tol BUICK (eSABRE, $795 . i FE 8-4088 Te eka oe. ‘i ass, many, many mord extras. | radio, heater, power 2nd 11964 BUICK 887-5086._H s setae 7 poor |!iwi CHEVY T5GGR saa Fo. 1962 CHRYSLER finish, “No money down 4.97" weeks Pe $2595 petri mw sin9s Special Wagon, {ADoor. 1963 BUICK V ¢ 1952 FORD PICKUP, $200 sports coupe. New. condition. FE) éralide, power steering, Drakes 8nd) Newport 4 door,new fires, power| Iv. Call’ Mr. murphy” at 33-4101 1963 Chevy ; finish, matchingtrlme cutornatics 4 adio, * heater, ewalls v4 Tosa DODGE. 3w “TON. FLAT BED. -———— other ‘extras: Low mileage,ite steering, power brakes, must see| McAuliffe. 1964 Olds F-85 1963 Chevy Convertible $250. OR | walls plus 3 and drive fo appreciate. Weekly!1959FORD WITH A 1964 ENGINE.| Impala 2-Door Hardtop | 2door with automatic, radio, vy engine, nice car. Herd ten 1963: BUICK best offer. FE jal. | transportation. FE 8-8110. V8 engi io, heater, ‘tic, | heater, whitewalls, 1 alles, | Impala with @ sparkling equa $1595 Special convertible with autormatic ee te $995. | 1960 FALCON | ML Meeertag” heater, eutom con-|| one owner, readyfo 9 Ht ab wie fom rey Me a SPECI ALY |. and "witenallieye ony 4 I Hanoute Inc. | BIRMINGHAM | Wagon wih straint tick, Excel atoning: saur cies $1395 Bowe "steringy sick shiny one | 1964 Pontioe Catalina ws sy Ma, ton up. Chevrolet-Buick na so Woodward Man 7.204 Cash needed. Only. $15 Catalina DOC lpieaine owner $1495 Convertible. Automatic, power Bickcur B me HA ROLD © MY"2-2471 sane | wall"owersleringend brakes. | 1963 Chevy Bel Air | rim "toSh"scuel*misey, 1961 CHEVY IMPALA CONVERTI-McCor Ne) comraLeR PLYMOUTH t ‘ Waite. 9 aque: Woe 895 | 2Door, with a beautiful tight $2095 _ TURNER bie. she'd) ice and clean. 1 own-714_S. Woodwa' MI 7-3214 ] 65 VW oreo yore matceane Sih ee AUTO SALES RVETE an GUARDS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH | g 1963 PONTIAC Va ‘engine, one ‘owner, tow mile | 1955 Pontiac Chieftain MS9 ot Elizabeth Loke Rd. | FORD, aTepeverTE gu 0 Irvin PERIAL NO Door Sedan’ wiin_vermore rim, power steering | S98, ut ecarfr Me gradi | ADoor wit automatic radia FE 8-40) dea ee AVE. sao oy 2-206, ater ay SRiOL 1-8558 ower N. Main : inca finish, heater, only— dieing ian lc, enitewalie ne $1195 rei good transporte’ ie Wis CHEVY WACK 2 YAN, S195 hoe LESABRE & "DpOR. "a, cre TER Me Wi CHRYSLER 1 ae $1595 and matching trim: 51595 1957 Olds Super 1964 BUICK rk ae ie consider om “i# LUCKY AUTO 2 wer, an 1960 POniTIAG Bonneville convertl-MONEY 1964 VOLKSWAGEN red end wie mo rush, auto: | Station Wagon with & fight blue wy et these vehicles. Smith Acid yb aCHEVROLET IMPALA, COW.| le, 1 owner. Deluxe Station Wagon, Low mile | matic, power steering and brakes, | finish, matching trim, automatic, tho, a €, Pike St. No Sunday| val ree” ams vere ei y nerees, are. ROCHESTER DODGE : . age, l-owner, ‘to go! whitewalls. "Very, 9 radio, rhel ki 1505 sisal {961Wee eons” FE ea ibe BUICK RIVIERA RED, LIKE) 1962 CORVETTE, ¥i.400 gavcntone Rer tee ore Oey DOWN 1964 Pontiac $1295 $395 $ fal CHEVY TOW PICKUP, “Tre ie Sica DeVILLE SEDAN 1042 cna SCE CONVERTI-WILL cmacnaine yn ve A G od Deal for You’ * new, by owner, with full power. Bive with| ble Black 8 uto-We Finance engine, radio, heater, whitewalls, marching erie eo down and | . A nice car, LJ SHEVROLT, Mabank PICK-UP oney. monthly payments at 7“ ACCEPT Credit No Problem Means a Great Deal to Us ies veers Exce iere_contaree | : ve AUTORAMA OB BORST 1941 PONTIAC $095. $ 848 weekiy> Autobohn whotors Inc. lass Orchard Lake. Ra. 5 genau “LINCOLN: MERCURY IN-TRADE [gest tgttts $1699 * AUTHORIZED VW DEALER 1 Mile West of Telegraph | s Woodward, Birmingham GUNS, BOATS, morons (LGHe'™OLDS... ta: tigeemeweekly 1957 $4.48 JSS JOHNSON 1765 bs Telegraph Mirai Mesa muee Siver EOF pa | 1962 CHEVY cobiaienaann, ingen be sea) BE ATTTE W969 FORD VaTON, PICKUP. CUS-| No money down, $11.87 weekly pay: Biscayne door sedan. radio, heater, Exhaust Hien sro CADILLAC $34.50 weekly ouitoerd 962 CHEVY $895 § 8.48 weekly| ON DIXIE-HWY. IN WATERFORD Ask For Pat Jarvis—Jim Barnowsky—Ken Johnson Po ALMOST ANYTHING MOVABLE Hef PONTIAC .$ a $4.48 need BsodyORD Deeree Sh ti Waa Taso Fe a cana. efter 'S = 1960 CADILLAC i Rane ‘full Brice ay pane % Tout Oe vie with full. power, 8u-|~ We handle and arran » ARINANOOOSFER, | NORTHWOOD AUTO SALES| pages Pontiac — Rambler ait financing. call Mr. Dan at: fom: transmission, and ~ 1965 Chevy Pickup radio lg aie ties. FE 8-4071 on M-24 in Lake Orion MY 3-6266 % Ton with camper unit. down a 3.9: ly. BILL SPENCE | Wg Ace! a! nie an ications 6673 Dixie ; -. ae Capitol Auto tained, and--has, lacks. and inter: h OY TORS Frenes "Gh truck! 312 W. MONTCALM CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-VALIANT 2023 -Dixie Highway Savel Just east of Oakland Clarkston PAMBLERJERP FE 8.9239 TURNER rE fo rE PALA, AUTOMATIC TRANS- ~ FORD, INC. HEATER AND WHITEWALL AE IS GHIERSBBUICK@mE X 464S. WOODWARD AVE. | TIRES.” ABSOLUTELY NO ‘ EY DOWN. of Assume 1964 RIVIERA .. $2788 1963 ELECTRA. 02. aT ete a see es dwiaie's $1788 STBURBAY. OLDS | weekly earns eaghny\ve CALL CREDIT MGR. sway ‘Power, Factory | Alr Conditioning bd as Convertible — Full Power, Blue ‘HIGHT | ‘ radillac Fine neato. nth ‘ BIRMINGHAM TRADES sy tn "1963. SEDAN GET THE SWING FEVER 1964 BUICK... cee. ig epee se $2288 1966 SKYLARK o..:. 0. cot scent a svete os 89208 Electra “225 Convertible,— Power 2-Door Hardtop — 4,000 Miles, v3 cance \ Meters. Inc. Bie atte" coratnts | Tretnsportation | WIN ‘A NEW TORONADO! es! an FO6S.RIVIERA «66. .igs . $3288 1963 CHEVROLE!: i. 58 eds-es eres $188 DOWN eg i Sreacials 1963 CADILLAC DeVille Hardtop. . Full power, Full Power, Conditioning, White Impala 2-Door — ERP wn ASK FOR NORM DANIELSON (| FULL WKLY. factor air-conditioning. A sharp Birming-Air Hardtop Automatic NIC BURBAN ‘ : : 6 ham trade THREES ORR EE ee ee re ie Road waepont | WILSON eee tie od 381 1965 OLDS 98 Luxury sedan with full power. 1965 BUICK ree TLS Ra $3388 1964 SPECIAL ewes echo ns srcostsoy $TSQS o oS un ws J - oUt Electra “225 Convertible 2-Door Sedan — Automatic, Power Steering Several to choose from : 93 CHEVY, Bel Al. S197 $228 A sharp, Birmingham trade $2 ( ; 1959 FORD, ’ Stick $197 ‘ 1965 ELECTRA Serciicneus aay $3288 1963 LOSABRE . 0.50. cese Geary eos hes GISG8 38] 1965 OLDSMOBILE Starfire 2-door hardtop. Full 82:25) adillac 1961 LANCER, Auto. $197 Wel CORVAIR, Auto, $197 4Door Hardtop — Way Suainal Aw. =< 4Door Sedan — 25,000 Miles like new. . i! | Transferable power,. new-car -Mi 4-1930 i960 RAMBLER, ike 2 pe 30 warranty 1963 PONTIAC SNAG Erne os $1444 1964 TEMPEST 0.2... ces. c ee eceee ess $1488 PLYMOUTH Barracuda Hardtop. Automat- LeMans — Automatic, Bucket Seats ic, radio, heater, power steering. Only” Factory Branch’ | "ScceO"beas GUE ane ge: a Seto <8) B 1965 PORTA, Oakland at Cass. FE 5-9485) Ox U%Mes sharp Wied bade #75. Tafl ' iar 10 10,000 miles. Transferable new car war-" 1963 SPECIAL rN $988 1964 SKYLARK -......) SA ey oe $1888 1965 FORD We-TON PICK-UP. va ll VICK, Hardtop... $497 $5.10 ranty. Priced to sell $1995 4-Door Sedan — Automatic Convertible — Automatic, Power Steering : 1961 OLDS Starfire Convertible. Red vith a new umm Cadillac guise gu | 1968 SEDAN 196] LANCER, ‘Sedan $597. $6.15 1964 BUICK, $1688 1963 RIVIERA Soe ee ti Cody Rae $2088 _ white top SAVE / LeSabre Seoor Sedan — Sharp! Full Power, Feaery 3 Conditioning Aitmoniseovyrogaves | Omyat ees pomw «iy SERUey Wtee At HR AUTHORIZED DEALS wind 2 CHEVY, 8 Auto. ... $797 $8.35 Air ” Via racie min 000 ‘tual miles. Abso! ately 1964 PONTIAC Bonneville convertible, power 1765 S. Telegraph FE 8-453) almi Hd new inin e' "y re- be stéerin and brakes, qutomatic, whitewall 1965 LeSABRE « $2388 U960, OEM ROLES itis opis by ca pitas 1966 GMC spprecieved.: SMALL Weene Y PAYMENTS GW Ke IMMEDIATE DELIVERY tires. The one you have‘been looking for.$1995 * Custom 4-Door Sedan — Automatic, Power . Impala 4Door nahin = Automatic For t lity -se vice Non A TO CHOOSE FROM | a ty i) errant 2 YEAR WARRANTY h WILSON e407 C USTELRL BONG Ib “C 635 S. Woodward Ave. Houghten Cadillac’ | Capitol Auto — DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS — 528 N. Main poem : 312 W. MONTCALM Birmingham _ 647-5111 554 S. WOODWARD. 647-5600 OL-1-976 MI | 41990 Se _ dust gast of Oakland 7 a ‘D—10 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 New and Used Cars, _106|Now, and Used Cars __106|NeNew and Used Cars 106 |New and Used Cars | 106 |New and Used Cors. _106|New and Used Cars 106|New ands Used Cars 106 New and Used Cars 106 ) net FORDa 2 rus,ty EYLINOER 1959 MERCURY: Pow e. 1 PARES NO MONEY DOWN—WE FINANCE hig s PoePONTIAC “GRAND “PRIX; 965 PONTIAC STARCHIEE, a BANKRUPT? ' 1965 RAMBLER / SHORT EMPLOYMENT? and steering, $145. Were mn ites JMF "SWING lust like new $1695 full $s, ried 8,000 mi, CREDIT | mbassador, 990. vertible, price, $5 down. 10),1 COMET 2 RAV rOWATIC,| Lucky AUTO win 6 U) vinyt ite, sharp. Only John McAuliffe Ford Estate Storage 1940 Ww. Wien, Track FE 4-1006 FE 3.7854 INTO SPRING” Avro gs les 4-1006 rr AT, herdion, Double power. Sharp. Pe 1964 Pontiac | 2.4744, 9 -5 1963 RAMBLER Village » 125 Oakland at Wide Track _:109 S. EAST BLVD. re 29214 _ FE3-7161 | 1964 pro Tree, $1,550 E 5-0600 bd _ ee TBird 1960 PONTIAC 4 DOOR CATALINA. a.m. p.m. F god. ofan Power, auto., a Closste Ke wegen “ two door hardtop. V-@ automatic, re . ter, “femal ai yeett » Wt ower" radio, Weber, whe: Tae Was ATR | (Yapsoe mack. ambler “Executive Towry Landau" FORDS alls, PONTIAC 1966 CA INA s PAS-| more to. choose i 1962-Mi RCURY 2DOOR Whe goo. best offer, 674-1848. come. This beautl-| DAN WITH FULL POWER, [a AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SPECIAL fully! equipped. FE ant, N | 666 WOODWARD — | $1795:» Village BIRMINGHAM Mi 6-3900 i ’ CHECK 17 TO CHOOSE FROM All Models FULLY EQUIPPED New CAR WARRANTYS AS LOW AS $49 DOWN lus power, interior is Piva with: fed leather| ead is truly an outsteneing oy New car warranty. Asking , 1960 RAMBLES oerDOOR. CLEAN. | AND. WIITEWALL “TIRES : 939 PONTIAC 2 door with auto. matic, $195 full price low as $3 loyd Motors | . DOW Araxne wont NO NEY. Rambler = WH aR ae OFFER OUR as TANBCERa“WAGON "ia a ly $2.23 per week al Lincoln Mercu “KING “961 in |1250 OAKLAND ” $33. 7863 | ee ar 666 wooDwARD _' Pretty Ponies Convertible OLD “TURNER FORD, .M »2-door with straight stick. No Wer TEMPEST. Must SELL ol stele . low ~ as Economy woacsal I. Real good shape. needed. Sag ee AUTO SALES F BIRMINGHAM MI 6-3900 1965 MUSTANGS HAROLD TURNER “AND 1965 MERCURY goon. PARK §i M Ms9 Eli ip mans "200A, SPORT 7 USED MUSTANGS TO passenger station wagon Red, m Hagel Lake Rd. | iF RSog or sviaslhetersBM. BIRMINGHAM 1964 RAMBLER. HARDTOP CHOOSE FROM petaa Die Va! -4088 | i964 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE, | CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH MATIC TRANSMISSION, RA-CONVERTIBLES “It only takes a minute to | a 3; i my Lloyd Motors | | Just miles. New“ ican Warranty. | |musT evden. ne OF — pe PON.) _best offer, 682-4155 after 6 7\4_S. Woodward __MI_7-3214, DIO AND HEATER, WHITE-N SB Old Car Down, no money down 1 $3.87 | 1964.SONY RTIBLE = PONTIAC TEM.|1962 RAMBLER WAGON. WITH 6 WALL meas. ah bl HARDTOPS Wagon Get a BETTER DEAL” at Mr. Lemans. insmis-| overdrive. Exc. Condition. Reason-NO MO John McAuliffe "Ford | B BORST | oy Mav as u10r MCAMiite. ; % fadodio, “new. tres, able. 682-6263. ; ety Payments ol — 2 PLUS Of,$8.88, 2's 630 Oakland ae: 60. PONTIAE, CATALINA 4 DOOR, _private party, 334-0486. USTANG “HARDTOP. OB BORS "Gecars FE 2-254 964 TEMPEST CUSTOM CONVERT-1963 RAMBLER Parksat HAROLD TURNER FULL EQUIPMENT Inventory wl factory Mautement. $1,983 wit 520S. Woodward, Birmingham “ “prone Pr hdas sah weekdays Convertible Beautitul bide with As Low.As $49 Down INC. esr 5. Woodward Ave BIRMINGHAM MI 4-7500 Payayments low ry Me Sawie C. MI 6-5500. Ce REPOSSESSION jer 5:30, Weekends anytime jomatic. radio, | heaterwhite. i9gs AWBASSADOR 990,CONVERT-and $49-Per Month 1965 FORD FAIRLANE WAGON. Wa WHITE OLDE FS DOOR anatner good buy, 1960. Pontiac! i9ga LeMANS SPORTS COUPE. SiL-wall res, 38 Bank ales. Many "bie _hardtop, 936 Melrose. FE pant Station wa ust go now. e ih. black vi more to Gn from, brakes,” V8 with automatic, power steeri LAXIE 500 on except Call NOW. ae9 "FoR “GA all other ‘options. conditoinining. $2275. and power brakes. Like new Full factory wn. bel payments. of S792. Fe 4a. lack vinyl ‘top. air MI 1961 Ford} 1965 FORD at «DOOR WiTH VaVe JEROME rote Rochester cown, Mr.! 1962 OLDS, 4-DOOR SEDAN | WITH FULL POWER, AU- Call Mn late “at FE 29180, ‘Oak ] ac (3) 4-498) after. 6 Pim. Dealer. OL 1-971) mo. 7964 PONTIAC 1965 RAMBLER TOMATIC TRANSMISSION — “ie"PONTIACAGA TALING CONVER: Convertible with. fu H power, auto- automat ‘adib, ter, 1946, JEEP power Bonneville steering, brakes, (as FORD, Rochester FORD Dealer, OL 1-971), .. extras Top, wplow, excellent mechan-WATTEWALL WIRES. “ABSO. P ri DOOR heater witewait thtires, ae down warranty. Aviom “ranamision TI IRN we ‘R U Teby NO title DOWN aca FE. $14. : ‘cylinder a For real savings. low as $2795. JEROME ‘VENTURA, 2 eT +o ial cana, jock for Grive, Just a am ~~ Assui payments . | « ei aage ALU CREDIT MGR: | POE OLD | 666 WOODWARD —_. ROSE. RAMBLER-JEEP FORD, | ANS a Convertible 1965 Mustang. | two door hardtop. Six, 4 speed, “ROSE "RAMBLER.RJEEP EM 3.4155 4 “BIRMINGHAM ANEvi . NER FORD, MI47 Ponti ac BIRMINGHAM * MI 6-3900 EM 3-4155 AR as09 With 4 lustrous blue finish, a automatic, power, and bucket 1963 OLDS CUTLASS SPORTS Coupe, beautiful shade of red. Radio, heat. ——_ ——— V8, white walls, _auto., actual 1962 WAGON er, seats. Pe RNER 1963 TO 1965 95 miles, best offer, 682-2594. ° S-passenger. 2 t - Continentals : ‘have. atfoma FORD e pre, 1 black. Both sad? 1963 Buick Extra Special | -fransmiasion, power . seerine * 464 S. alta AVE, ; $149. DOWN \BIRMINGHAM Selections ! ; tt Both Hardtops and Con-; ! 4-7500 ee |TEMPEST “LEMANS, Win No in MercuryC - LeSabre Convertible vertibles. All equipped’ 1964 OLDS, “Wer hardtop, 4 door ASK GOR NORM DANIELSON "ments, Maeoure, oe ONO PAY: ° 1250 ‘OAKLAND.e 333. 7863 1965 chewy with factory air-condi-roe Sle He ‘door barat, Comes with an arctic white JMF iW dar ONTIAC. GRAND Tee aul A finish, red trim, automaic, and tioning, 12 month or 24,-|1963 CHEVY 2 0 Ver aute., er WILSON Power steering, — power akes, blue, radio, whitewails radio, whitewall tires, aufomatic. D . power. P 000-mile 100% power 1963 CHEVY ny 4 door sedan, é ot Exceidient aatiten. sis. BAT: TODAY'S 1964 FALCON Sedan. Beautiful red. finish, rhiatching $1095 si site dears acho eater, ( ‘adillac’ Woodward, Birmingham. "ML 42738. SPECIAL interior, 17,000 actual miles, most economical train warranty. Excellent) selection of colors. All”10a {ight ive’ 1965 PONTIAC TEMPEST 2 DOOR ; ’ 1960 Cadillac impala ir, wit! engine. 3 speed Birmingham -Bloomfield) “1965 V8 automatic, per OO : uo. Mi 4. 1930 transmission, radio, low mileage. Mustang [1987 CADILLAC '2 door hardtop, V8 fra BONNEVILLE “VISTA wit Red finish.iimmacvlate, Just your) 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA 2-Door. Wes MALIBU 2Door Hardtop. | 1961 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR ey one hard Aten $295. “tri-power. Full power. 19,000 mi. a Power steering, automatic, ra atic, ‘adio; heater, | 4-Door as power trades. Luxurious -cars Convertible priced to sell at’. | double tops 4. o00r ve, auto.| the new, pessoneoies “jn 5609. BOB BORST | dio, heater, whitewalls. “en atitewalta Beavis white ily ing, v8 engine, aviomati radio, 2-Door Hardtop This. beauty has a rose mist Power. AT owner ai car. trade-in. | ish with redti heater, ba itewa: tires. Folks, “with fullN factory equipment, cham- finish, full power, black and 1940 MONA. i 4 isd BONNEVILLE 4 OOOR, TAI BOB BORST || finish, Power steering, and finish, lots of Msc gs 8h bin ome et bend oi¥i| ube oeee, CATALINA, 4] 2a LINCOLN. MERCURY | Blue finish $1495 it has everything $495 “$1687 new | pagne 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA 2-Door white leather interior. oor, warri ‘urqvotse Oe ee ee eeeMee Rie ARE: | (520S. Woodward, Birmingham || 196) PONTIAC STATION WAGON. , | 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA 2-Door: | Beautiful. white finish with blue car Mh nomen Stes. sPorel 646-4538 | Beautiful gold finish. Just ee LINCOLN MERCURY =| | Pure Serv., mt. Ciemens’ St. “as CATALINA,DOOR’ HARD: |G ight car fr Soring ond’ Sommer 4 er, S. Woodward, Birmingham Crissman ‘Chevrolet at 7580. , dual power, hydramatic FE|] %iving pleasure, hurry tul red “Hydramatic, radio, heat- whitewallsa White with beautl. | (ero TOME trit slags | car trade-in. “Priced nares. new right $1695 1964 Pontiac 520 ed 646-4538 (On Top of South Hill) This 1962 ASTAR CHIEF, POWER, Goob, 275). 1963 BUICK RE Hardtop. 1965 LINCOLN, ao CH ESTER shape,rust. $795. FE $3516.” |1965 WHITE LEMANS CONVERTE| Cite ° Power’st BONNEVILLE |. 1943 KARMANN GHIA Coupe. | power steeringbrakes, ae no and 1S" OLDS HOLIDAY, 442 COUPE | ble, bucket seats, 4 speed, 18,000 Core. rower. Seon: bower Only 19,000. actual. miles and it | ows radia Theater, whiiewslls, Convertible fall power, $2250. rtiest 4 fires wire wheel covers. New con-Por tiac jmTilia, couple heater. Low mileage, green flelsh, the pho sik? “fodey! bea 74 Bought here and new car tredein, In navy blue finish with -white TERION CHEUROieee | liege” ar AHAROTOP, 12.000 CET MILES top, snappy V-8 and 4speed. _Woodward Birmingham. MI 4-2735 1963 CATALINA | $2200, 68: ——.— |]. 1965 ‘MUSTANG Hardtop.. A real | 1965, PONTIAC CATALINA Con-| 1963 CHEVROLET super Sport “\t only takes @ minute to Get a BETTER DEAL” at (34 MAIN MU _ 41025 MILFORD OLDSMOBILE eS TLASS. sA¥;| Sport Coupe. Bright red tin * sporty car that is most economi-| vertible with power brakes and Ra han’ eower Seorihan AU Vek power steering, Full power. ish with, red terior, Hyara, cal. -the-floor with the big eer’ radio, heater, tires, | | M59 John McAuliffe Ford 1963 Monza 1954 MERCURY A at; THAN 50,000, automatics bucket seats and” Oakland whitewall new. factory war- con é-cylinder engine. White with red 490 1966 Oakiand A\ MUSTANG FASTBACK, : 5.4101 PLUS down, Mr.| matic, steering 23 rakes and automatic: ranty, almost Vike new $2595 $1795 trim $179! hia45 OLDS 2 DOOR, brakes. A Neal cream Peel ioaded™ with sttron Rernitic} $1595 Synchromesh, midnight 1964 BONNEVILLE CONVERT- IBLE. P steering ing and brakes, Convertible buy private owner, OR 3-328. BARB Le 36) FORD GA Lax 1 E 2-Door | 1964 FORD CUSTOM Sedan. Auto- rdtop. blue, mi. FE ae ° ‘ er ‘ CVI CYL-| 3 11959 wer moury, 2 DOOR, 6 ” SPECIAL ASK FOR NORM DANIELSON 3 Power steering, oe matic, soylinder, radio, heater, | Hydramatic, radio, heater, white- _ Fag "REPOSSESSION MUSTANG 1959 MERCURY Convertible. $295) _inder.O! Ch ] taote radio, heater. Red whitewalls, low miles and new | walls. Silver with white top and Tuxedo black, white top, red stback, 3 ny lus 2 Fas yolk price. cas low as $5 down and) 1962 VALIANT HARDTOP. gre Tys er white finish, real nice $795 car trade-in. Only $1495 | white leather interior $2295 bucket seats, red Injprlor throughout, |. Sey sun ut 22705 ¢ 3 4s eUETNT titrate St WW TT SON 13.87 ly jf Call Masse at FE. sail McAuliffe, |1962 PLYMOUTH, FULL POLIEe| P] ial pack, tires, sacrifice. $395.) 1966 BUICK ~ — G © il] Peer lymout } new 1965 Impala Station Wagon AUTO SALES ivePLYMOUTHFURY BLACK adillac 724 Ookland FE 2.9150 TRADE-INS Elizabeth Lake Rd. ier VALUNT o DOOR COW ILEL| FE 8-4088 MI 4-1930 at. i964VALIANT. 4 DOOR, LOW MILE-_m™ ov. . Still has factory Wwerranty.| ~~ 1963 PONTIAC Se. 1963 BUICK Lotaere cowectioe | re} wails, beautiful green finish, Dlack ee reason you With an aztec red finish, V-8 iThia ut Bonneville station. wagon, powe: +1965. F buy, tat ee Oakland 1964 b brakes, steering, radio, Owner. Fe ins ord “sation Wagon, THIS MAKES CENTS ! He PLYMOUTH power, GM warranty. with trim match. A low . top aoverhend means low prices,| Fury 2 door hardt stee : ‘ PiPon. Ing power ‘orakes, “et black wi mileage sein . Bs ot 1983 | prGONVERTIBLE. 969 CATALINA , 1961 BUICK Special tae indvisiy ‘owned and matching Interior. Fa war-| steering, + 28,000 mi. TTENTION shoppers. 1965 ° led, high pressure = igh ranty. 1 owner Birmingham. trade. | re fie. pt Aone 674-0896 be. Plymouths, 6 to choose 1964 Dodge passenger autom: atic, V8, bile heat-| wagon, ‘whitewalls, $945. salesmen extremely | Weekly specia' __tween 6-8 p.m. a from. All in factory e, ay r war- Tow'tow prices pops uP $1 595 ranty. From $1695 ” 1964 CHEVY. Impala 2 door hard- top, radio, heater, whitewalls, pow- Dart “GT” browse around, all oe BIRMINGHAM sx 1963 PONTIAC . 1965 BUICK SPECIAL Convertible 1964, BONTIAC CATALINA 2Door 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA Con- $1795. er steering, brakes, black finish. prices “aiiy marked for yo _CHRYSLER: PLYMOUTH Bonneville station wagon with: auto-IND OF a car to own is] Autom: 1,300 | Hardtop. |-omper, new car trade | vertible. ‘327° engine, auto- Shining red finish with match- Convenienc na Woodward 7-324 matic Tranemibeion, sult ifpower: this 1964 Plymouth Fury | actual qu New car. oy in. Aqua fits. with matching matic, power het ‘ad 5 ing bucket seats, and @ 4-speed 1965 Pl th | ny. $a heater mm Pith med siete Wage ape better hurry $2695 | trim. “See this one today! $1 er, wire wheels, whitewalls $2495 A r , heater, whitewalls, dou- by BulcK LeSabre 4 door hard-| NO CASH NEEDED—BANK RATES transmission. bie power, black finish, red trim, ymou of. warranty left. $1695 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-| 1964 CHEVROLET STATION | SURPRISE CAR FOLKS, you just 695. FULL PRICE “Bury”. Two six stick, Door Hardtop. . Power steering, | WAGO 327" V-8 engine, radio. | won't believe it. For just $395 evy auto., 99) dio, Yoana ee oni ck, AND THIS big savings|! V-8 engine, automatic, radio and neater whitewall tires. Ideal t 1960 Studebal 1962 FORD Galaxie 500 convertible, | se? Chevy stick 9 tan now. 1961 Cadillac Sedan, ter, whitewalls White with | family car for summer driving you. can gel. 8 ludebaker. | 1965 f adio, heater, power steering, | 1960 Buick LeSabre MVE $1395 Deville. Full Price $1195'1 red interio $1895 | pleasure 595 | V-8 engine, automatic, power || brak es, whitewalts, : ‘sTeering eae Save™ Ish white top, $995. wagon 9 ai 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA 9-Pas-| 1962-PONTIAC BONNEVJLLE 2- i904 F ‘ord tick, 8 1,099 RNER Wagon. Power steering, Hardtop. 6-way power. seats, | 1942 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS. Auto- 1963 BUICK Electra 225 convertible 1962 Ford Galaxie $00, 2 door $499) Ll d M LMOSTno gas needed. brakes and tall gate. H ramatic, téering and brakes, Hi : | Plymouth with radio, heater, power steer /|1959 Pontiac Har 9 oY otors FORD, INC. this 1963 Renault ed lor radio, heater, whitewal New Cramatic, 57.400 guaranteed ‘ac. | matic, V8, bucket seats. want [ brakes electric windows, white wi 11960 Pontiac jardtop a4 incoin Mercury 464S$. WOODWARD AVE. | Boor: minor repalrs.|} car factory warranty 2795 | tual miles $1395 | something real sporty? Here it |, saddie trim. $1495. Convertible agon IRMINGHAM Mi 47500 ull Price is $1095 1889 Pontiac Catalina, 4 door 91250 OAKLAND 333. 7863 MI 4 1%64 TEMPEST CUSTOM «Door | 1963, PONTIAC BO |BIRMINGHAM ———————_ af -INNEVILLE 4- V-8 engine, automatic, power ta Pontiac, Cota |soIne INTO SERVICE — ost Oe ON NS ie onteaall AUTO-EVER mind looking any uutomatic, radio, heater, | Door: Hardtop. Power steering and | 1997 OLDS SUPER “88”. Pow steering and a@ factory war- secritice 1965 Barracuda for bal.,| Excelient condition. $1195 PATTER-farther if you are in the whitewalls, 15,000 guaranteedac-| brakes, Hydramatic, only 41.000 steering and brakes, Hydramatic, bi Ford Pick: op | owed $1625, call 682-4506. SON CHEVROLET, 1104 S$. Wood-Tea Buick, a tual miles. Only “sl 95 actual miles’ $1895 | Folks, this eo so nice is al-ranty. ginvertioie. it 59 Mercury ward, Birmingham. Ml 42735 1963 Olds “88” 1964 GRAND PRIX. Power steer-| 1 964 CHEVROLET Al if men ssi OLIVER : Red 1", s00N aes (1965 Barracuda rsid RO NTIAC p CATALINA. & fara 1963 Pontiac. Catalina ing. and brakes, Hydramatic, ra-| Door BEL Ay 1962 SIMCA. Need wonderful VINCED | door hardtop. V-8, au’ tomatic,| ng a Your choice $1495 io, heater, Pillans ie Beautiful | dio, heater. "beautitul Ztone, Naish, transportation” that is eco- matic, swnitewall tires? low =p, real 1962 Chevy | power eee radio, heater, white: bronze finis: $2295 | Actual mileage $1595 | nomical. Here it is for only $195 BUICK 795. ROP EVERYTHING and get this 1964 Valiant 4- | walls. OPDYKE MOTORS rn 196-210 Orchard Lake pe sy BI NTAG RD. AT OPpv i a Boor Real mile maker Convertible FE 2-9165 $1795 Priced at only $1295 Just Ask For: John Donley-Bob Hillt-Win Hopp--Ed Broadway—Tom Trcay Economy and style with this (COME écylinder, standard shift, er Lloyd Motors Clarence Burmeister—Lou Janko—Joe Galardi—Tommy Thompson mine white finish, Lincoln Mercury Comet 1250 OAKLAND —-333-7863 14) Oakland THE PONTJAC-BUICK 1965 GTO. Chrysler Convertible GO! PONTIAC, 651-9911 With 3 deuces and 4-speed, @ “Pivmouth lovely biuve finish, factory war- HAUPT PONTIAC RETAIL | | 855 ROCHESTER ROAD ROCHESTER ranty. N. MAIN ST. CLARKSTON S$ 724 Oakland 332-9150 1962 Pontiac agai Eg a 1 ° Station Wagon iB; 196 4 VW foe PLYMOUTH Price Ay vw, oT RE 6 Sunroof | ios RAMBLER, sick $197 $795). WHERE YOU EXPECT, DOWN ON ANY 6-Passenger with ermine white finish and red trim, automatic, 196 empest With 43peed transmission, radto. | 15% FORD. hardh $37 $2.75 MORE . . . AND GET IT Power. cuslbm 2-door “$49 Down FRR AR ce er li Toa, ean ator : 1962 CORVAIR’ Monza $597 $4.35 100 REPOSSESSION. group. 960 beat | 1963 RAMBLER, stick $597 $6.35 1964Chrysler Save $408.81 ] Pontiac MANY MORE“TO CHOOSE FROM ’ aS Bocnevilie | WE HANDLEAND ARRANGE Top Quality, one-owner "300" ” CAR LISTED BELOW ] ‘ 2-Door Hardtop with power i 3 new car trades to Steeritig and brakes, automatic choose from buckets, power and factory and only— ae Auto OVER 50 CARS NOT LISTED TO" , warranty. $49 Down at Wide Track 65 Mt. Clemens 4278 Dixie Highway Save $478.84 At Sashabaw, Drayton Plains FE 3-7954 * | CHOOSE FROM 1961 Olds 1966 Pontiac 1965 Corvair 4-door Catalina 9-Passenger Wagon Automatic, r steering and EVEN IF YOU HAVE BEEN TURNED DOWN BY OTHERSALL WE 2-Door ’ » = This. lovely coral wagoh has olga “whl alls, radio, -de-With 3-speed, radio. Full price DO MONEY Dowi automatic and power. See it jroup. $1295 REQUIRE IS A STEADY JOB AND THE ABILITY TO MAKE MONTHLY PAYMENTS today! Save $665.58 x | 1966 Catalina 1963 Potttiac “Instant Delivery 2-door Hardtop Bonneville Convertible i BUY HERE—PAY HERE Automatic, power steering and Credit Man On’ Duty At All Times brakes; radio;—whitewalls. widenoni tamns veer Save $662.90 seats, mag wheels. CAR PRICE CAR” price $99 Down 1966 ‘1959 CHEVROLET Wagon, V8, automatic $195 1958 CHEVROLET 05/0... 2.0.00. $197 | 1962 FALCON........... $597 Bonneville. 1956, PONTIAC 2-door Hardtop, V-8, automatic. .$ 95 . 1965 GTO 1959 CHEVROLET ....... Ty |. dan ie, SOO ae Onctts $397 2-door Hardtop Cream with @ black cordova 1960 MERCURY Wagon, 4-door, V-8, outimotic . $295 Automatic, power steering 1999 DESOTO «3. sincZechuchores 907 1. 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A carelessly dressed ex-CALL DAY OR NIGHT (9) Mystery Theater 7:05 (2) Network News newspaperman, his deft touch (4) Doctor’s House Call (56) Young Artists at Heads‘Behind Iron Curtain * ADDITIONS* (50) Alfred Hitchcock 7:30 (2) Happyland with humor and painstaking (56) U.S.A. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo Work ‘ drive for perfection helped (Color) (7) - 9:30 (2) Hazel Big Theater 1:30 (2) As the World Turns make the LindsayCrouse FAMILY ROOMS to Give People Peek at U.S. (7) Peyton Place 8:30 (7) Movie: ‘Comrade X”’ (4) (Color) Let's Make a writing and producing team 5-Ft. Kitchen $ (56) Japan: Enchanted (1340) Clark Gable, Hedy Deal ‘ the theater’s most successful ALUMINUM SIDING COMPLETE 269°° Isles since Gilbert and Sullivan. Lamarr 1:55 (4) News | By EARL WILSON 1-Ft. Kitchen$ REC, ROOMS 10:00 (2) Mike Douglas | 8:45 (56) English VI (56) American History | The book for “Soundof Mu-' NEW YORK—Kirk Douglas sat up in the sky in a’helicopter COMPLETE (4) (Color) Run for Your | 8:55 (9) en ghin 8 Merry--Go-2:00 (2) Password sic” was. the latest in the og INCLUDES: Upper 299° and ROOFINGSIDING | © — over New York, Long Island and New Jersey the other night. Life } Rou (4) (Color) Da ys of Our ‘ string of triumphs by the “Mutt L Cabinets, C > « -(7) Avengers 9:00 (2) And Griffith i As we skimmed the tops of the Empire e chy ett LAS lilt Uy wo (9) Don Messer’s Jubilee | ~ (4) uring nn Ce naaid for | State Bldg. and the Chrysler Bldg., Kirk spoke caaroana peo ole Lat : ze yin Poh CONSTRUCTION ; : : forth : . | -] ) =| mica or ison r (50) Roller Derby (9) Romper Room Women of a greater adventure . . . his forthcoming trip| ay history — “Life With Fa-M | WILL COME TO YOU 10:30 (9) Sixties behind the Iron Curtain to tell foreign movie} 9:10 (56) Come, Let’s Read 2:20 Safety as as Me (56) ther” — well “Call WITH FREE ESTIMATE 11:00 (2) (4) (7) (9) News, 9:30 (2) Dick Van Dyke fans about America. CALL FE 8-8173 2:25 (56) Book Parade Madam,” “Red, Hot and Blue” AND PLANS NO Weather, Sports x kw * (56) American History 2:30 (2) (Color) House Party and “State of the hi wgy Ms CHARGE: 6 Months Before 11:30 (2) Movie: ‘The Actress” 9:55 (4) News (4) Doctors “They ask tough questions, but that * W. First Payment(1953) Spencer Tracy, 15 LAWRENCE (56) Spanish Lesson * (7) A Time for Us makes for stimulating meetings,” Kirk said. The latter ies ag won a‘ Pu- Pontiac, Mich. Jean Simmons, Teresa —_/10;00 (2) I Love Lucy (50) Conciliator “In Istanbul,” he recalled, “some ri ; , , ie young |litzer Prize in 1946. Weight, Anthony Perkins (4) (Color) Eye Guess 2:50 (56) Spanish Lesson Commies attacked America ofie by one. I | paoapwayHIT | ONE CONTRACTOR FOR EVERYTHING Ne (Color) Johnny (9) Canadian Schools . 2:55 (7) News asked to be heard. They booed. They |. ; ss , log: epee 4 : e (4) Another World el aad Brigitte 10:30 a ect 4 (7) General. Hospital ie ee me amt eet eS ifn 3, os ear pe odd : ) Concentration tain Detroit ree productions, all musicals, (9) The Saint (7) Girl Talk 3:25 roy ere = Kirk, 20 other reporters and I had first boarded a big had longer runs — “My Fair 12:45-(9) Window onthe World chopper—at-the-very—wind-swept Pans roof }\Lady,”” “South Pacific” and (9) Friendly Giant 3:30 (2) Edge of Night 1: bed (4) Beat the Champ -10:35 French Soon we were on stage at the ‘fasy Theater, Rockville “Oklahoma, ” (56) Lesson (4) (Color) You Don’t ~ Centre, 10:45 (9) Chez Helene (7) Nurses “Arsenic and Old Lace” !10:50 (56) Spanish» Lesson Totowa, N. I, where I introduced him at openings of his film, | “Cast a Giant Shadow.” (9) Swingin’ Time played 1,444 times on Broad- |11:00 (2) Divorce Court 4:00 (2) Secret Storm way and 1,337 times in Lon- W-RADI (4) (Color) Morning Star “I was in Washington Friday,” he told me, “where I spoke} (4) (Color) Bozo don, ‘Sound of Music” was (7) Supermarket Sweep (7) Never Too Young to the President, the Vice President, and Secretary of Defense’ the team’s biggest money-|, All Work Done by sae ta) Batteratt ame (50) Topper McNamara . oe | maker. lified Technici :20 (9) Across Canada 4:25 (7) (Color) Arlene Dahl | Quolifiéd Technicians (56) What's New 4:30 (2) Mike Douglas Washington feels that movie stars have unusual acceg® to _ Unlike Gilbert and Sullivan, We Service All Makes Crouse and Lindsay were close’ 11:30 (4) (Color) Paradise Bay (7) Where the Action Is world leaders. In Yugoslavia, Tito invited Douglas to his. home, INCLUDING COLOR. personal friends. (7) Dating Game though one Ambassador .couldn’t get in. (9) Fun House 2 re oe | Call FE 4-9911 (50) Dickory Doc (50) Love That Bob “How man h ” \ y movies have you made?” Douglas asked the ~— Lindsay, who learned of his OBEL WV & RADIO 11:50 (9) News ieee a a s pesto Ambassador, who couldn’t understand it. Tito told Douglas masta death while travel- 3480 Elizabeth Lake Rd. AFTERNOON gia A ered ataat a he sees a movie every night. ing in the south, caught the first Open 9 to 9 Dally 12:00 (2) News, Weather, | (7) (ColorMovie: “Sam-| “You see more than I ste,” Douglas said. |New York-bound train last night | Sports | son and the Slave Queen” fie cts NTS arrive here today. (4) (Color) Jeopardy | (1963) Alan Steel | TV SERVICE (7) Donna Reed (50) (Color) Lloyd THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . The short, rotund and mus- (9) Razzle Dazzle | Thaxton “John” (Mayor John Lindsay, of course) will start inviting) \tached Crouse and the tall, thin COLOR—BLACK& WHITE | 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow (56) Japan: Enchanted Pago to Gracie Mansion . . . Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin Lindsay joined talents in 1934 to oa al | (4) (Color) Post Office Isles & Joey Bishop will all be at the Vegas Sands April 13 & On. ldo the script for “Anything SWEET'S = tetevision, | (7) Father Knows Best 5:30. (56) What’s New I’ve attended some of these summit meetings, and the next week’ Goes.” ws 42 W. ashe 334-5677. | (9) Take 30 5:55 (4) Here’s Caro] Duvall I always check in at Menninger’s, bas anti atone ond. ine Ava Gardner’s back in town, and back at the Chatea uw mented the partnership that usual. . Debbie Reynolds’ll probably replace Ann-Blue” : ustom-bBul / NOW'S THE TIME To Seek Fy-Sergeants Margret in Wildcat”; 3 Ac het rant script approva in 1936; “Hooray for What?” Your COMPLETE a | GARAGES / PLACE YOUR ORDER! in 1937; “Life With Father” in S”) Cy , Built TTITITIITIIIII1) |Madrid, as ul ‘. A 2 , led to “Red, Hot and ae; oes ae { 5 li D TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Seaman Jacobs heard of a man| 1939; « Aroenté and Old Lace” : mB A Symbol ty who crossed a boa constrictor with a Volkswagen. He doesn’t! iy 2 HAE oF pecia ist u know what he has, but he can’t get parts for it. : pond “ue pF gh SATISFACTION = PAV-W AY : WISH I’D SAID THAT: A fellow declared he loves living in| i. 94g. «call Me Madam” in ee | WASHINGTON (UPI) — The|New York: ‘Trouble is, it’s. so handy to everything I can’t af-art > CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ; Pppmor 7, 1950; ‘The Great Sebastians «4835 Dixie High Tee CLE | 7y; in urgent need of trained|ford. in 1955; “Happy Hunting” in Is Part of the Deal! DS annanneeauneeneasaeneen saan } specialists for its*big Viet Nam} | EARL’S PEARLS: In H’wood a May-December marriage 1956: ast pe Sie” and 4 S tLeJ [buildup, is planning to ask 7,500|is one that may last till December. “Sound of Music” in pt k retired sergeants to return to REMEMBERED QUOTE: ‘‘America.is still the land of op-4 active duty for two-year hitches. |portunity for any man who van invent a new way for people to| As producers, the Lindsay- Crouse team staged ‘“The Hasty A spokesman said Saturday do nothing.” —O. A. Battista. there were 119 military jobs It’s become very stylish for males to wear their hair long, HOME IMPROVEMENT Heart,” “The Detective Story’ and “Arsenic and ‘Old Lace.’ where the trained sergeants, and composer Joe Sherman figures that if “King Kong” were r. ® S IS OUR BUSINESS now retired after more than 20 filmed today, the gorrilla would get the girl. That’s earl, brothe years of active duty, are urgent- (The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Crouse’s first wife, Alison Smith, whom he married in 1923, me eee died in 1943. The specialties are in the engi-Ex-indonéstan Leader in Critical Condition ly needed. WIFE SURVIVES neer, ordnance, medical and His second Anna Erskine FINISH ya BASEMENT wife, signal categories. JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) —|stroke, Antara news agency re- best-selling authoress of chil- The Army will notify the need-Former Indonesian Premier ported er dren’s books whom he wed in ed retired men. It is not in-Sutan Sjahrir is in critical con- 1945, survives along with two viting general applications for dition in a hospital in Zurich, Sjahrir, now 57, went to Zu- children, Timothy and Lindsay return to active duty. Switzerland, after a second/rich last May for treatment. 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SAGINAW > MONDAY AND FRIDAY FE ‘TIL 357901 9 | wa ilu | DRAYTON 4945 DIXIE HWY + OR 4-0321 OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 ‘ ort nie sdf : + ‘ « x } \ , 1 j aA The Weather U.S. Weather Bureau Forecast Snow (Details on Page 2). PONTIAC PRESUME IVER PAGES VOL. 124 — NO. 48 kkkexk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 4,,1966—48 PAGES UNITED ernie hanes Trai ns Roll as Fireme End trike In Pontiac ‘Twisters Hit 8 Lines Vow West Florida; Nab 10 in Dope Raids No Reprisals AA Are \njured| By DAVID J. COOK The suspects were held at A. Hudson, 28, of 287 S. Edith, WASHINGTON (?) — Train movements rapidly - the Oakland County Jail and a service station attendant; Wil- tiac and State Police alongwith faced arraignment today on lie L. Duncan, 26, of 274 Osmun; Tornadoes Rip Roof » Picked up speed over eight major railroads from coast charges from M. Smith, of Alton, Fast-moving squads of Pon- federal narcotics agents struck ranging posses-C. 33, 501 a to coast today after rail firemen ended a paralyzing at alleged dope operations From Junior High and sion and sale of narcotics to pool hall employe; and Arnzell four-day stfike: illegal dispensation of drugs. Mayo, 38, of 384 S. Anderson. ’ day and early yesterday, arrest-latter is by CHARGED School pressure President and throughout the city late Satur- The count faced OTHERS Overturn Bus Under stiff from: Johnson ing 10 persons. Louis Finegold, 45, of Southfield, heavy fines imposed by a federal judge, the union Also, Richard S. See, 46, of The rapid-fire raids, carried a pharmacist and owner. of 196 Sanderson, a cab driver; TAMPA, Fla. (#)—Tor-held out to the last minute to win pled a of “ out by some 20 plainsclothes Lou’s Drugs, 493 S, Sanford. Ronald Lewis, 20, of 461 Going; Tok Oe reprisals against strikers officers .and detectives, cli-nadoes slashing out of.the Linda Vista; Freda J. Sanford, Gulf of Mexico roared de- Charles E. Douglas, 23, of 602 maxed five months of under-Charged with possession and or members of other cover work by investigators. sale of narcotics were James 52, of 384 S. Anderson; and structively through ‘sev-unions who refused to Melvin R. Williams, 29, of 226 Pontiac Plants eral west Florida cities to-cross picket lines. Prospect. day, taking the roof off a “We have received assur- The improper dispensation ances that the eight struck rail- Set to Resume count against Finegold. is a junior high school and roads will not make any repris- misdemeanor. overturning a school: bus. als against any employes,” said Illegal use of narcotics is a At least 44 persons were in-ute Workers Due President H. E. Gilbert of the felony punishable on conviction jured AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Loco- AP Photofax by as much as 20 years impris-About 30 children were hos-motive Firemen and Back on Jobs Enginemen Today onment, pitalized at Lakeland, some YIELDS TO PLEA—H. E. Gilbert, president of the AFL- in calling off the 38-state strike digits, Se 50 miles east of Tampa, after CIO Brotherhod of Locomotive. Firemen and Enginemen, just before midnight yesterday. Pontiac Motor Division and Growing concern over dope- a twister ripped the roof from reads a statement yesterday in Washington as he met with running into Pontiac had been The first communter train Fisher Body officials said nor- their school shortly after the newsmen after yielding to a plea by President Johnson to heightened earlier this year with rolled out of the Hlinois Cen-mal production will be resumed start of classes, end a strike which halted operations of eight rail lines in 38 of * station Chicago min-the the death a 19-year-old girl tral in 25 today, starting with return states. The strike began last Thursday mornin, ig. from an overdose of illegally-ob-“We're so swamped in the utes later and operations re-to work’ of the second and third emergency room we can’t tell sumed on the seven other rail-shifts. you exactly how many people roads from Maine to Florida First shift employes will re- TEENS TREATED are hurt,” a spokesman for a to California. port to work tomorrow morning. In addition, several other per- Lakeland hospital reported. But Gilbert goes back before The layoffs came as. the re- sons, some of them teen-agers, eo ee ae H. J. Klingler Rites U.S. Dist. Judge Alexander sult of the nationwide rail had required treatment at. in-The twisters, spinning vicious- Holtzoff today, facing possible strike which started Thurs- tensive care units of local hospi- ly out of a dark squall line, punishment for the: 12-hour de- day. tals after taking quantities of struck first at populous Tampa lay from Holtzoff’s yesterday barbiturates. and St. Petersburg, on the Gulf GMC Truck & Coath Division Scheduled Tuesday noon deadline for ending the Agents armed with warrants Coast, then moved inland to did not find it necessary to halt strike. . launched the dragnet opera-strike at Auburndale, Lakeland € “Heat \ production. tion shortly before noon Satur-and several other smaller com-Harry J. Klingler, 76, former head of the Pontiac Holtzoff had imposed fines of * * munities, for day, sean heup half a dozen Motor Division died Saturday in Boynton, Fla., after $25,000 a day against the union A spokesman Grand ae ‘Peroes within hours and still DEATH REPORTS and $2,500 a day against Gilbert, arrests into yester-the Weather effective noon. a brief illness. From Tampa Bu-at day’s early-morning hours. reau came unconfirmed reports Service for the former industrial chief will be at REMAINED PICKETS a le “‘Large quantities’ of cocaine, of some deaths and at least 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Christ Church Cranbrook, When pickets remained hours Pontiac Press Photo heroin, and mafijuana — some|nine persons were injured in Bloomfield Hills, with burial at White Chapel Me-after Gilbert’s noon. statement GATHERING EVIDENCE—Detective Robert Neigebauer of it purchased by undercover that city, the state’s second NORMAL SCHEDULES that he would end the strike if (left) and ‘Trooper Robert Hagstrom of the Michigan State men with marked money—were largest with a population of 274,-morial Cemetery, Troy, by no reprisals were promised, However, officials at the two Police Pontiac Post, are shown examining and classifying confiscated and held as_evi-000. General Motors plants in Pon- Bell Chapel of the William |tii¢ division from 1933 until railroad attorneys went to Holt- evidence obtained in a sweeping narcotics raid in the Pontiac dence, The National Guard was zoff’s home and the judge: or-tiac believe they can return to R. Hamilton Co., Birming-|1951. Under his leadership the Success of the raid hinged on area Saturday. The raid was one of the most extensive called out in the Tampa and dered: the union to show cause normal work schedules. this production of Pontiacs rose ever staged here. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Lakeland areas. ham. why the fines should hot be afternoon with the materials from 80,195, in 1934, to 469,813 Memorial tributes may be};in 1950. raised to $500,000 and $10,000 a they have on hand, From the paths of the torna- does came dozens of reports of to Camp day. automotive has made Oakland. The industry Klingler headed the local Pon-! . been the hit Employment increased. in homes smashed, trees and utili-th The end of the strike came among hardest by e division from. approxi- Sundown W ill Mark Start Elections in Area ty poles toppled, buildings un-12 hours after Johnson told the four-day strike, but Mc- roofed and cars tossed around Gilbert “the nation’s interest Leod said it was not immed- like toys. ’ mately 5,000 to about 16,000. Named a vice president’ in and respect for our courts re-iately determined whether theBeng Held Today isk ' * 1942, Klingler was elevated to quire your immediate com-Grand Trunk would grant pos- of Traditional Passover the board of directors in 1950. pliance to day with the district sible priority to shipment of Voters are casting their when the school bus was over-Klingler was the-first head of court order.” automotive parts. By MARY ANGLEMIER The festival is called Pass-ballots today in the. cities of turned by a twister in a fash-the Pontiac Area United Fund. When the strike dragged on Approximately two dozen Keego Lapeer, freight Two small girls were injured Church Editor, over because the Bible says God Harbor, Troy, ionable ‘residential are on He was mayorof Bloomfield into the night, Assistant Secre-trains in Walled Wixom. out halted. The Pontiac Press ‘passed over’ the homes of Lake and All Tampa’s north side. tary of Labor James J. Rey-and of Detroit were except Keego Harbor have Yeon ee Jewish homes throughout the Israelites in Egypt to strike the “Tt picked up the bus and nolds. described it as “the most Pontiac area will be ablaze} blow that liberated Hebrew-peo-| Props: itions on the ballot in threw it over,” said a witness, Serious breech of faith that I Grand Trunk’s four daily pas- addition to candidates for of- with flickering candlelight to-ple enslaved by the Pharaoh| Florence King have ever seen in many years of senger trains between Detroit fice. night as families:sit down to the Rameses II: more than 1,300 labor mages. fs and Chicago are expected to be Trees, windows and cars West Bloomfield Township po ceremonial meal. or years before the birth of Christ. * placed back in service “within were buffeted and smashed by He lived at 3460 Westchester, voters will also decide the fate But the union aati Secre-the next day,” he said. SEDER TABLE a tax increase to the twister and several homes Bloomfield Hills. The Seder table is set with finance additional police and A firm believer in the im- of two-mill Beginning at sundown, Jews were unroofed. A dormitory at | tary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz COMMUTER TRAINS will mark the festival of Pass-the University of South with helping wrap up no repris- Four: commuter be- Flor-trains the best dishes, linen and silver fire personnel, and a proposal portance advertising the over which celebrates the exo-townap, northeast of and al pledges from final two Detroit the family can afford. Just be-to ban hentig’sin the ida, on the city’s promotion,lin gler wrote — Central Geor- tween. and Pontiac will K railroads the of dus of the Jews under the lead-side, lost its roof. returned to tomorrow be service fore sundown, the mother lights many Pontiac ads and coined gia and the Seaboard Air Line ership of Moses from the slavery the candles and all members of Voters hi the ai School “There were no students hurt , McLeod said. An esti-. a number of sales slogans. — finally ending the walkout. of Egypt thousands of years the family around, in-District will decide a proposal that we know of,”’ said Andrew mated 1,500 to 1,000 commuters gather The firemen had refused to go cluding the young children. ago. to annex their district to the Rodgers, the university’s busi-Klingler was also author of ride these trains, } The festival lasts for a week Clarkston School District. -ness manager. HARRY. J. KLINGLER (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) The Grand Trunk’s total Each step of the Seder is work force of 5,200 in the four among liberal Jews and eight prescribed by tradition, and each item of food has a sym- days among the traditional- states the railroad serves was ists. expected to report back to du-_. The Seder is built around ‘the ties on regular shifts. Pickets family dining and worshiping to-There is the matzoh — the were ‘withdrawn from the road bolic meaning. Only Nicodemus Defended Jesus unleavened bread to recall the children the greatest story of bread baked in haste as the man said, gether, and handing down to by last midnight, the spokes- (EDITOR’S NOTE—Strangely, |turned back, and truth is fallen|court, the Sanhedrin, you al-|sist? Even the apostles of Jesus, avowed Him. None. of the Israelites flight Jewish heritage. took from the only voices raised in support|in the*public squares.” ready have felt the lash of scorn|His ¢10s est companions, had| Others raised a voice in pro-The railroad estimated its dai- Egypt. of Christ in the period of His} You tread on dangerous|for sympathizing with the rebel test. There are the bitter herbs as scattered into hiding, silence ly loss in income during the condemnation. and execution | ground, gray-bearded one, and/Nazarene. strike at $200,000. In His crisis, only a strange, reminders of the hardships un-and fear. came not from His closest allies, | few will stand beside you in this Now the incriminating gale The Grand Trunk. agreement mixed handful of individuals are dergone by. the slaves under} ut but from those outside his fol-|hour. You realize this full well.|blow# even stronger. And who One, Judas, had sold Him with the union, similar to those In Today’s stated by Scripture to have dem- pression. onstrated support for Him. An the of pharoahs in years op-lowing. This, first of five Easter|As a member of, the Temple 'could move against it, who re-| out, and another, Peter, dis-signed by seven other railroads,Press PARSLEY SPRIG odd lot they were — some oredales, concerns a Jewish included. a “stipulation that there against The sprig of parsley on the His time ‘of crisis, when his the men,” McLeod said. who defended in women, a soldier and be reprisals Christ a thief, no * two ranking Pharisees. The lonely minority, the de-) Space First table is to remind the assembly usual advocates faited-Him.) He said the Grand Trunk and Russians put Luna 10 that the Passover is also a fes-the Brotherhood signed the viants, the brave. in ‘moon orbit. — PAGE tival of spring. By GEORGE W. CORNELL agreement in Detroit early last TO~C4, A roasted shank bone is an Associated Press Religion * MOSTLOSE 1 night and transmittted it to the The pair of Jewish leaders union’s Cleveland; Ohio, head- emblem of the paschal lamb, Writer ‘Paper Tigers’ the charoseth, s had’ the. most to lose. Their where was quarters it ratified. and a mixture The wind is against you, old Army brigades exist only titles, fortunes, reputations. of apples, nuts, raisins, cin- man, Why fight it? Give in. Why risk it all? How much on paper. — PAGE A-3. namon and wine, symbolizes Light Flurries, Be sensible and heed the ruling safer and discreet to acquiesce, the mortar from which the Drugs on pressure of the day. It’s politic. 4% to nod agreeably and go ‘along Campu Israelites made bricks for the Narcotics pro re It is approved. It bears the with the prevailing current. Mercury Drop Egyptian pyramids, sanction of the crowd and plagues ~ major universi-Yet you balk, Nicodemus. ond Seder crown, Expected ties. — PAGE C-7. As the service is de-of Caesar’s power You demure, old master of Are signed to instruct children, it is majesty. the law. You sense another filled with gay songs and. song And yet you bridlé at this _ games to their interest. kind of wind that stirs the con-A few scattered . light snow keep course! What ails thee, Nico- Cie we science and the soul. flurries are expected in Pontiac demus, great old rabbi, learned today and this evening. The At Congregation B'nai Israel, teacher, sage of Israel? You remember that night, a mercury will dip to a low of a oe ee ror C8 services led by Rabbi Israel year ago, when you talked with How stubbornly you. fret. from 26 to 32 degrees. Editorials :.......:.... As Goodman will be held at 6:45 this Galiléan and He .spoke of “They drink the wine of vio-Partly cloudy with little. tem- ,Markets .......:.:... C-ll that other: wind. p.m. today, tomorrow: and perature change is the forecast Obituaries ..........: C4 Wednesday: There will be serv-Ww for tomorrow, Highs will be in Sports .¥........ D-I—D4 ices at 7:30 a.m, tomorrow and Nicodemus; in his responsibil-| It is to object. The the 38-to 44-degree range. fruitless Wednesday. : Theaters '............ C-10 ity as an eminent instructor in is the’ downtown thingset, order sealed In Pontiac the low: Temple Beth Jacob has schéd- the academies of Jerusalem, est temperature preceding 8 D-11 and one to whom others looked a.m, was The uled. services for 10:30 a.m. to-and duly authorized. The man JUST ONE—When Jesus was taken before person, Nicodemus, an elderly rabbi, spoke 30, temperature morrow. “Rabbi Conrad will die. Pontius Pilate; for sentencing;ancient out that should be spared. will conduct the worship, “Oh God, Thy justice is non-Biblical\document records that only one (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) indicator registered 36 at 1'p.m. Ernst an. Jesus t ‘ 4 ¥)) r {- TILE PON'TIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 T More Riots in Saigon Birmingham Area News e orney 10 Arrested Seeks-Dem in Dope Raids Eastertime Showings K y Battles Rebellion (Continued From Page One) Senate Bid Listed at Planetarium SAIGON (AP)—Rioting broke hit Saigon-in the current crisis yen Van Thieu appealed once combined efforts of special in- out in Saigon today as Premier that threatens the life of Ky’s more for an end to the wave ivestigation and racket squads A Birmingham attorney to- 30S 2-2K-—-EASTERTIME SHO intendent, has announced that Nguyen Cao Ky’s military re-government. of demonstrations and vio-from. five different police agen- BLOOMFIELD HILLS—‘‘Eas-of the Birmingham nine-month-old students day entered the U.S. Senate wrestled a re-lence. also announced that cies. ‘ gime with rising He race against governor There were no reports of ter, Moon and the Calendar”’ is Public Schools will begin spring former bellion on its doorstep and in all schools would be closed for COORDINATION OPERATIO) G. Mennef Wil-city Da fresh demonstrations elsewhere indefinite beginning the topic for the Easter season vacation when schools close the northern of Nang. an period Coordinating the operation in the Planetarium at the Cran-Thursday afternoon. in the country to coincide with tomorrow. liams and De-Ths U.S. military command de- were Sgt. Robert C. Gaines, brook Institute of Science. x & clared.the capital's streets, bars the outbursts in Saigon. Nha night supervisor of the Pontiac Facing his gravest test as Demonstrations are being All schools will reopen on the Trang, a scene of demonstra- and public places off limits to Rob- off-duty American military per-|\ti head of the ruling military jun-vice squad; and Detective held at 4 p.m. each Wednesday morning of April 18. over the weekend, was re- ert Neigebauer of the Pontiac ta, Ky mobilized planes and and Saturday and Sundays atsonnel. paratroopers.to end. what he State Police post. 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. under martial law. Dem- onstrdtions also have been Government police with tear called a -inspired agents Ok Communist gas and clubs broke up about in Dalat, a mountain re-Federal narcotics * ek state of insurrection in Da Nang trained in. undercover work G. DOYLE DODGE sort, and Hue, the nation’s Bud-Extra demonstrations have 500 teen-age demonstrators at against his U.S.-backed govern-were brought in especially for Press Lensman dhist center. been scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on |for seeking the ‘a the old National Assembly ment. the raid, and, according to Li f Z eh ae BO Le April 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 in the building but the youths then GOP Picks OFF LIMITS Neigebauer, were ‘“‘vital” in Da Nang’s mayor denounced Wins Pontiac Edward Awards {Democratic ELSMAN Planetarium and 3:30 p.m. in surged toward the Saigon River making the arrests. The U.S. command declared Ky’s charges and said the peo- | nomination: the Automarium. in the direction of the U.S. Em- a Saigon off limits round-the- ple of South Viet Nam’s second e@ “The present candidates’ bassy. Gaines, night supervisor of clock to military men shortly Director for overemphasis on politics in largest city ‘‘#ill stand up” to t! The Cranbrook Institute of he Pontiac vice squad, de- Press photographer Another 1,000 demonstra-before the demonstrations broke building up already established| any attempt to seize it. Science has announced that the scribed the arrests as “a big tonight. The aim out to struck out from the Bud- was tors machines and’ securing R. Noble In Hue, another center of mean- film, ‘World Without Sun,” was among un- blow” at narcotics operations in ingless endorsements before the dhist Institute, but police beat javert incidents involving Amer- rest 40 miles north of Da Nang, viewing the inner reaches of the those honored climaxing Michigan raphers awards Organizing at an the city. issues and candidates have been them back with tear gas and licans. 4,000 persons staged protest sea, will be presented April 14 a dinner the 18th an- club charges. heard.”’ In a nationwide broadcast, rally climaxed by an orderly and 15 at 8:15 p.m. in the audi- nual Press Photog- @ The present candidates’ The rioting was the worst to’ Chief of State Lt. Gen. Ngu-|march past the U.S. consulate. | ; torium of Cranbrook School. tach sched Mach ahha ia cele ade, City Shot Man dh Association (MPP A) the critical is-)|———__ oe de-emphasis of paar a er G. Doyle Dodge of Birming- Photo The film, compiled by Capt. _ by Policeman in Jacques Cousteau, explores the Seminar x in Detroit Satur- of contemporary domestic; sues ham has been named organiza- day. and international life.”” tion’ director of the Oakland St. Joseph Just One Spoke for Jesus ok * e@ “A concern that the U.S. underwater reefs and visits the County Republican Committee, Arrest Attempt Noble, 30, won two awards in in foreign and domestic polic- varied fish and plant life by it was announced today. photo held in conjunc- ies keep itself aware of the contests with the two-day seminar of sea-sleds, aqua-lungs means The important post has been tion principles of the . Judeo-Chris- and special cameras. A Pontiac man was shot and tian tradition upon which the (Continued From Page One) ‘Emergency injured this morning by a Liv- stepping stone to party chair- a the Pontchartrain Hotel. at new a for the last two officehold- man Noble founded — absolute The Cranbrook Curriculum|§ country re- was Joseph R. Farnham, onia police officer who at- for guidance, had visited Jesus having dared to declare his ers, pres- love of God and fellow men.” ceived a special temped to arrest him at the jprivately to inquire into His dissent openly, there in the junconventional teachings. | atmosphere of distrust, foreign Unit Opens chairman, and Dale A. Feet. ent award for his Elsman emphasized his Michigan Employment Security con- Prior to his appointment, } shot, “Payoff Cranbrook, Kingswood School that Democratic politics Commission office at 242 Oak- cern | oppression and subservience. Dodge was chairman of the -for New Wire Cranbrook and Cranbrook|\* 50 DISTURBED in the state needed someone | land. issues and research committee School, are now offering a pub-| | Finally, Jesus was taken be- ~ | Nicodemus had wanted to de- “who would not go | The victim was identified At 8 a.m. today, officials to at run as of the county GOP, and was fore Pilate for sentencing. lication of its proceedings, en-| William, Jarrett, reportedly begging for endorsements and St. Joseph Mercy Hospital termine, fairly and open-mind- campaign manager for Wil- thes ae titled, “Revolution and Reac- sought on a warrant for uttering} play traditional back-scratch-opened the doors of their new edly, just why some of his liam P. Hampton in his suc- An ancient nonbiblical docu-tion.” and publishing. ing politics with entrenched emergency facilities, which colleagues were so disturbed by are cessful bid for state represent- ment, called variously the Gos-A bibliography of useful ma- organizations.” part _hospital’s $6.5-mil-the ways of the newcomer from Jarrett was shot in the leg atives from the 65th district. terials for the new approach to pel of Nicodemus or Memorials lion ansion and moderniza- the north. by Lt. William Teeter when, Elsman received his bachelor NOBLE award presented The second teaching social studies, the Dodge, who lives with his wife tion program. of Pilate, dating back to ‘the according to Teeter, Jarrett degree from the University of | Nicodemus had addressed Noble three major contributors to the to was Joan at 1239 Maryland, is sales * first three centuries of Chris- * * attempted to escape arrest. Michigan in political science,| | the Nazarene as a fellow third-place for finish in the work are Charles R. Keller, di- a con- analyst in charge of market tianity, says the erudite old then studied for one year at} Completion of the Jarrett was apprehended af- emergency general news pictures. teacher. “Rabbi, we know rector of the John Hay Fellows test research for the McLouth Steel Nicodemus visited Pilate and Harvard Divinity School, before/facilities eliminates former con- ae ee that You are a teacher come ter being shot and rushed to Program; Evans Clinchy, direc- begged him Jesus. Corp. to spare earning his law degree at Ann|ditions that would have: seen the Flint Barry of Journal photographer ke * of curriculum research, Bos- from God; for no one can do Pontiac General Hospital where tor It useless. | x was Arbor in 1962. hospital ‘‘swamped”’ in the Edmonds Michigan Press selected event ton Public Schools, and Fred M. was he is reported in fair condition. these signs that You do unless A member of the Detroit Area (Tomorrow: The Soldier.) | During his campaign, he said) @ local catastrophe. God is with Him.” A half-dozen police cars con-Newmann, Harvard University, as Economic Forum and a past Project Social Studies. pher the year by there will be no over-emphasis} Located on the south end of verged just after 10 a.m. at the president of the Detroit Chapter Jesus, dismissing the outward lensmen. |time Edmonds It was the second the Woodword Avenue. hos- of the shooting near the of Wayne County, as is tradi- scene of the American Statistical As- wonders, had said that what mattered chiefly man’s in- OCC Trustee had won the pital complex, the intersection of Baldwin and West tional, but that he would BIRMINGHAM — Dr. John top at- emergency sociation, Dodge is serving on was award. visit every county in room annually services Howard. Blackhall Smith, schools tempt to the Economic Advisory Subcom- over super- her condition, that he must the state. 25,000 patients — 69 per day renounce his self-righteous ‘Is Seeking . or about three per hour. AFTER mittee of the Michigan Energy al Fashion Buys SIMMS Speci Study, which operates under the EASTER | ride, recognize. his moral in- treat-|Pladequacies and become depend-e | Michigan Economic Expansion The new unit has five He said, however, that his Commission. ° campaign announcement|ment rooms, a separate castlant on God as a little child. Reelection I Am Run-|room for immobilization of frac- | ipa speech on ning” would COAUTHOR “Why + ke t | be made in De-|tures, a waiting room for am-| . wk nl a ‘ Siemaiagi He is coauthor of a book on \troit after Easter, probably on bulatory patients and a separate Truly ...,” he said, “you; Vernon M. Fitch of Bloomfie Michigan’s energy requirements must. be born anew.” |Township has announced he will waiting area for relatives of April 11. , in 1980, to be published by the seek reelection to the Oakland University of Michigan Business Elsman offered an apology for patients. OFFERED UP * ok * {Community College Board of Research Department as part of opposing, without a background Then he spoke even more {Trustees June 13. their business study series. in active politics, ‘‘two Goliaths puzzling of His being offered up, | * * * New emergency facilities at St. Joseph also include an 8-bed Dodge recieved his masters of Michigan politics,” but that a light to the world, not to con- Fitch, 2950 Middlebury, has degree in business administra-his hope lies in his faith of demn it but save it. served as treas- intensive care unit to be -used as a ward for treating, observ- tion from the ‘University of Indi-Michigan voters ‘‘to vote for the urer of the ana following his graduation independent man if he runs a’ ing and admitting patients. “For God so loved the + kk world that He gave His only from the University of Oregon. good campaign.” | St. Joseph Mercy Hospital is Son, that whosoever believes in the midst, of a building fund in Him should not perish but drive to raise $3.25 million have eternal life.” Ladies’ Dresses Fitch is a trust | toward the cost of its $6.5-mil- Under Rome, even the high officer of Man- Funeral for Klingler Set lion expansion and moderniza-Arnel or Cotton priesthood was appointed ufacturers N a- tion program. |through approval of Caesar’s tional Bank and procurator, Pilate, and the col-legislative coun-The ever-popular shirtmaker laborationists of the Sadducean se] for the Bir-FITCH (Continued From Page One) style of Arnel tri-acetate the car distribution axiom: Chevrolet that the car took over | textured 2-pc, rayon in linen -Railroad Firemen party had to follow his suppres-mingham PTA Council. | look with darted bodice and, the sales leadership of the in- “The objective of a good distri-sive policies to retain their ribbon belt or Dan River He is a member of the Mich- bution system is to have the posts. dustry, He devised a sales pro- combed cottons in woven End 4-Day Strike | igan State Bar Association’s jection system for Chevrolet stripes plus other deluxe * * right car at the right place at | probate and trust committee, dresses for spring and sim- the right time.” hs Two months ago, Jesus had the Oakland Bar Association’s mer wear. Sizes 1210 20and which put the division’s distri- bution organization on a sound-| (Continued From Page One) | | hald sizes to 242. back on any railroad until all |incendiary, fomenting unrest. Detroit Bar ,Association and | x * * er basis. been ordered eliminated as an judicial liaison committee, the His hobbies included hunting, SAFETY PIONEER eight made such pledges. the American Trial Lawyers | fishing and farming. His 305-NICODEMUS PROTESTED Klingler was one of the pio-kok Association. Corefree stay fresh fobrics neers in automobile safety. The other struck lines — in When the decision was put in stripe top sheath dress, acre farm near Marine City is known for a fine herd of Ayr-A magna cum laude graduate addition to the Illinois Central before the Sanhedrin, meeting plaid jocket .dresses, linen . He once said: ‘“‘It’s odd, shire dairy cattle. of Wayne State University, Fitch weave rayon in the Chelsea — were the Union Pacific, Mis-in the Chamber of Hewn Stone when we brush against some look, the white collar on black earned his law degree from the CLASS OF 1912 souri Pacific, Grand Trunk} adjoining Pilate’s apartments at body in an elevator, we say with slim skirts and the tunnel At the University of Michigan, ‘Pm sorry,’ but when we get Western, Boston & Maine and the Fortress Antonia, Nicode-waist’ fook dress, combed University of Michigan. He also studied at the University of Par- cotton in tiny woven flowers. he was a member of the ‘‘litera-behind the wheel of. an auto the Pennsylvania Railroad west mus had protested against pre- is and the University of Biar-Sizes 10 © 20 and half x 8 ritz in France. half sizes fo 2412, ture-law” class of 1912, after weighing two tons, many of of Harrisburg, Pa. jjudging the man, without completing high, school at St. us forget about safety and po-\deliberation or evidence. + * Clair in 1908. Holtzoff also scheduled court hearings today on the basic liteness.”” Other Pharisees on the Fitch noted that Oakland Com- Klingler joined General Mo- He was a member of the De-council, including the vener-munity College has made “‘tre- ; ; fight — the elimination of about tors in 1919 with the sales or- troit Athletic Club, the Bloom-, Mar able Gamaliel and Joseph of mendous strides” toward its ganization of the Delco Light field Hills Country Club, and| 20:00 firemnen’s Jobe the past two years under a federal arbi-Arimathea, also were toler-goal of providing the opportuni- Co, at Dayton, Ohio, In 1924 antly disposed toward the non-ty for a college education to had been a member of the board! tration award that expired at he joined the Chevrolet Divi- of directors of the Greater De-| 19.01 a.m. last Thursday when 4\j conformist Jesus, but only every Oakland County high 7 Arnel and Cotton Knit Suits sion as manager of the St. troit Board of Commerce. the sites bagta y Nicodemus is recorded as school graduate. Louis zone, and in 1927 he | In addition to his wife, Phyl-/—_ . ————— made general sales \\ was lis, he is survived by a daugh-’ man-for spring and summer wear (4 ter, Mrs. Frederick M. Warner Ry, ) ager. Two years later, he became of Birmingham, and two sons, vice ‘president of Chevrolet in Robert of Delray Beach, Fla., charge of sales. and Harry of Ann Arbor; two 2-Pc, Arnel and cotton It was while Klingler was with sisters and a brother. | knits, 2-pc. ‘Chelsea Look’ rayon and cottons, 2-pc. suit with appliques, 2-pc. double knit cottons, 3-pc. black ond white costumes Attention (S and a double knit cottons, PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION The Weather 3 pe. black and white cos- A ND tumes and a double knit costume with jacket, blouse Full U.S. Weathe: r Bureau Report and skirt. Choice of rich FISHER BODY DIV.— PONTIAC colors for spring and sum- mer weor in sizes 10 to 18. PONTIAC AND VICINITY—Variable cloudiness arid cool with a few scattered light snow flurries today and tonight. Partly cloudy with little tempe: rature change Tuesday. Highs EMPLOYES today 36 to 42, lows tonight 26 to 32, highs Tuesday 38 to 44, Northerly winds eight to 15 miles. Wednesday’s outlook: partly cloudy and continued cool, PoAtiac Motor Division and Fisher Body Division, Pontiac, ‘Ban Lon’ and ‘Antron-Nylon’ Today in Pontiac One Year Ago in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m., Highest temperature will resume second and third shift operations today, Monday, At 8 a.m.: Wind Velocity, 9-10 m.p.h, Double Knit 2-Pc. Co-ordinates +. North. April 4, All second and third shift employes should report for work at their regular starting times today, Monday, April 4. Choiceof 2 styles in the 2-pc. coordin- Sunday's Temperature Chart ates, — Antron Nylon has a sleeveless Dut ernsesugecsesessgBREE LRSeBESERNSE aa V-neck top and slim skirt. Ban-Lon First shift employes should report for work at their regular knit comes with a % sleeve collar top. starting. times Tuesday, April 5. Antron Nylon in beige, pink or’ blue, A) a BanLon in fucia, blue or camel ton. Sizes 10 to 16. Pontiac Moto r Division Fisher Body — Pontiac 98 North Sagingw— Main Floor’ Division Simms Bra | a ‘ SSBoserc=Syssesse = \ * THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Is Atten i Miss | Hewitt sali ie -Hurst Vows Repeated *) =a bubble veil of illusion, and a fawes eh nd eed! Heiner, by Twin Sister for Rite Hearing Aids? bouquet of white roses, ivy ring-bearer, tee Ne eR and Stephanotis completed the ram #8 A twin sister ond th her aunt’s junior attendant. bride’s On esquire Shelley Payne was flower girl. ensemble, the side were brothers of Carol Jean tt ee John best with ae Joiner, man, were: among the attendants With Kenneth Tubman, Oak With maid of honor, Karen ushers Larry Kraus and Ste- %, OFF SALE when she became Mrs, Ellery Park, best man, were Robert, A. Harvey, were Patricia ven Humphrey. Mott Hess, Saturday, in the John and David Hewitt usher- First ChurchGod. with nephew Hurst, attending her sister as The newlyweds will reside on all 1965 Demonstration and Late model trade-ins, of ne their Eric bridesmaid along. with Dar-in Pontiac after ‘a Niagara many are less than 1 year old — Including such names as x *&* & lene Toney. Joann Hurst was honeymoon. BELTAIRE, ZENITH, MAICO, ACOUSTICON. These Parents of. the bridal couple ae couple left for a Niaga-instruments include a new l-year replacement. This are the David Hewitts, Arlene ra honeymoon after the re offer is good only while our limited supply lasts, Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. ception in the faldnet Come in early for a good selection. Claxton E, Hess, North ‘Mar-can Club. For the candlelight rite per- shall Street. * * formed by Rev. Richard C. Color Has Stuckmeyer, the bride chose a She is a graduate of the Pontiac General Hospital COURT TRAIN chapel-length gown of white White silk with Em-an Effect BETTER HEARING SERVICE alpaca taffeta. touched with seed School of X-ray Technology. pire bodice of Alencon lace pearls and sequins. Mr. Hess attends Oakland Call FE 5-7569 for appointment! fashioned the bride’s sheath gown and train, Community College. MRS. E. M. HESS A crystal tiara holding her on Senses court worn with bubble veil of imported y, illusion. She held white or-SAN ANTONIO, Tex, (UPI) chidsroses, and — Eveybody knows there are * , Bek PCE Fineas PERMANENT colors that make some people Charlene J. Hewitt was hon- or maid with bridesmaids restful and others that keep Aprils Brides Bow *10 Mrs, David L. Hewitt, Mrs. people alert. But Col. V. J. luxurious wave Robert E. Hewitt, Margarite Hack, a color authority, Carroll and Andrea Hewitt, thinks we should go much further in use of colors. Pair Travels to Nassau ABOUT BLACK Tough Training For example, he said, a Off on a wedding trip to Local UAW Brotherhood Hall MRS. E. C. HUMPHREY latge woman with plump face, HAWTHORNE, NJ. ® — Miami and Nassau are Jerry in Wixom. ankles and hands should The ladies in the Junior Wom- Don Paul of Slocum Street, Their parents are’ the Wil-avoid black, But a large wom- en's Club here are learning to liam D. Muirheads of Walled an with small face and hands be very unladylike as part of Pontiac Township and his Receive Degrees . Lake and the James Q. Pauls can wear black successfully. their program on self-protec-bride, the former Joanne Mae Road, eyes, go areas, Difficult tion. Club members are being Muirhead. of Waldon Orion Town-The to the light in Field * ship. he said. instructed by experts on how * EAST LANSING, Mich. Hack is chief of training to rough up purse-snatchers, Saturday vows in the Walled WHITE SATIN — The wives of 16 ceuaane aids for the Medical Field prowlers and wouldbe attack-Lake Methodist Church were With her gown of white sat-veterinarians at Michigan Services School at Ft. Sam ers. followed by a reception in the in styled with bodice of. re-State University were also Houston. embroidered Alencon lace, the presented with diplomas by * sem x & Service PP ARS MIEN, TE SRI ARR PRE IT RR EH See PER MIMESE Where bride wore a bouffant finger-Dr. W. W. , dean of Think of it! The Luxury Of Our Color has applications in and Quality ~ tip veil of silk illusion. Car- the school of veterianry med- making a room do things for Polly's Pointers Are Supreme $25.00 Salon Custom Wave Sale- nations centered her bouquet icine, at a ceremony here. certain people, in making PL sw of white Fuji chrysanthe- training or class sessions more They were given “PHT” de-Priced — Now for Only $15” mums. successful, and in making cer- * * for their part in ‘“Push- x grees tain medical areas more ef- She Needs Advice ing Hubby Through” a six No Appointment With Mrs, Raymond . Down- MRS. J. D, PAUL fective, Hack said. year course in veterinary med- Needed! ing, honor matron, were the * * .% icine. To qualify they had to bride’s sister, Mrs. Robert “If you want people to look complete ai require- DEAR POLLY — Your col-the water runs through the holes Andrews, Mrs. Paul Koenig at certain things, as in a lec-’ ments which included lecutres umn proves the truth of the old but they enjoy scooping up the and Carolyn Olds as brides- No Hem Stitching ture hall, you use color a cer- saying, “Two heads are better| water and seeing it run out.—| maids. tain way,” Hack said. In total MRS. C. D. H. Susie Olds and Ronn Diehl 11 N. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-9257 Something to please women than one.” What one of us does darkness for example, when a not think of another will. The DEAR POLLY — When lend-were flower girl and. ring-who hate to hem is a new you are using projected slides, husbands’ profession, following Pointer been has of so ing books (my policy is one book bearer,-respectively. iron-on seam binding that cuts red is the color of choice. Red much help and comfort to 7 8 me ¢ is most visible in that situ- to each person at a time) re- Patriotic Braces & that I want to pass it on. move the dust jacket and place Harry Diehl was best a man. ation.” Don’t Miss Our My skin is too dry and sensi- it back on the book shelf with Seating guests were Gerald x ok * “In World War II, General tive *for the ordinary bath George Patton, the fiery tank the name of the borrower and Muirhead, Robert Prunty and Most people give certain SPRING SALE! brush so I use a little dish mop the date of borrowing attached | Charles Dotson. shapes a certain color, Hack expert and commander of the as a in the tub backwasheror with a paper clip. said: famed First and Third shower. It is softer and the short “Most say the square is When there is no dust jacket handle makes it easy for reach- write the title, borrower’s name blue, the triangle white or 4 ing. Childrenare old enoughwho and date of borrowing on a 5x7-Northern Trip Follows low, the circle red and th save 25% to 40% to bathe could themselveswash inch file card and place it on oval violet,” he said. “So, if their own backs and save moth- other factors are equal, that er the Each could have the shelf, respect Pvt. and Mrs. Greggory ON REUPHOLSTERING ORtrouble, Preserved kumquats make a these simple rules, are not of-would dictate what colors his own mop as he has his own), NEW CUSTOM-MADE FURNITURE fended and say they are good Lynn Dowdy (Elaine Frances those things are in training.” delightful accompaniement to toothbrush.—EDNA hin \reminders.—ANNE Faulkner) left for a‘ northern ham. AU Work 15 Years! SICK COLORS do do with your bird while you DEAR POLLY—Whatyou DEAR POLLY—When honeymoon after their mar- Colors even can make a sick a hot meal to a sick friend, I riage, Saturday, in the First woman look even more ill, clean its cage? Just before I 100% use my electric skillet. I first Social Brethren Church. Hack said. heat the skillet until it is very B x & * ; * x * wash the cage I spread out a Human piece of paper and sprinkle a Hair hot and then fill it with the foil Their parents are the Ralph “In a hospital, we would not pans of food (various shapes and Faulkners of Queensbury Oriental bit of gravel over it. I wet a want any woman to have her large colanderstrainer, or put sizes), Cover and deliver, and Street, Orion Township, and or bed backed up against blue or the bird under it and he is \the food st .—HELEN the Gleen Dowdys, who hosted green walls. When she puts ’ European happy until the cage is dry— yy at the reception in their home on lipstick and rouge, and the CLARA Anyone submitting a Polly’s on Grafton Street, Orion red colors reflect against blue DEAR POLLY — We find that Problem, a solution to a prob-Township. WIGS or green, that grays them. She the coffee-grounds basket from lem or a favorite homemaking} With her suit of white wool looks sick.” an old percolator makes a idea will receive a dollar if Pol-tweed, and short white veil, * * from wonderful child’s bath toy. Chil-ly uses the item in Polly’s Point-| § the bride wore a powder blue In a classroom, three walls dren cannot drink out of it as ers. shell and matching accessor- of soft colors and the wall be- ies. hind the teacher in a warmer x k *49°° |) WILLIAM WRIGHT EASY tone would lead students’ at- House of Wigs Furniture Makers and Upholsterers BUDGETMr, and Mrs. Gene Miller tention to the teacher, Hack attended the couple at. the said. Gis Lemshets 270 Orchard Lake FE 4-0558 pres MRS. G. L. DOWDY se! 6, Boney = ied 8-6216 Be Serving Oakland County Over 34 Years! Cc ASH — Smart Sun Specs It was bound to happen Tops for Thrift sunglass lens keyed to eye When the feet of children’s Pvt. Dowdy is stationed at makeup. 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Our Birmingham Store Open Thurs. and Fri. to 9; Sat. to 5:30 MAKE UVER PAGES THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1966 Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt Says: Blood Test Tells Cancer| Desert Fever Usually Leaves. Immunity Drug Effect QuMy husand, 48, and my acquired by inhaling the fungus chest pain and generalized A—This drug is given to re- son, 20, both have an infection spores from dust or soil, ° aching. lieve edema or waterlogging of By ‘Science Service of the lungs called coccidioido-About 65 per cent of , those the tissues. The, only effective treatment) PHILADELPHIA—Whether or mycosis or San who inhale these spores become); It increases the amount of immune without showing any is the antibiotic, amphotericin} not a cancer patient will re-Joaquin Valley urine passed, spond to drugs has been shown’ B. The dose must be carefully fever. signs of illness. It should be taken only under in. a blood test conducted here regulated to prevent severe side on 190 cancerous patients and x * * medical supervision and should The disease is not transmitted leffects. not be taken by persons with on 57. persons without malig- Is_ there Some doctors advocate early directly from man to man. gout, diabetes, cirrhosis of the nancy. | any cure for it? treatment of this disease and liver or chronic diarrhea or by Response depends on enzythe MOST RECOVER A — This others prefer to wait and see persons who are taking digitalis behavior, especially \for one Most victims recover and called PHI, or phosphohexoseis- disease, also whether, with good nursing} or drugs of the cortisone group. E |called desert have a lasting immunity to the care, the disease will not sub- * ok * merasé. fever, is caused disease thereafter, side.». There was a distinct differ- Side effects rarely occur but by the. mold, In the early stages of this ence between patients with may include mild nausea, flush- coccidioides. BRANDSTADT disease the temperature may Q—wWhat is Metahydrin? Does PHI activity in different blood ing and muscle cramps. It is usually reach 104 and there is usually it cause any bad side effects? for Enterprise (Written Newspaper Assn.) fractions. AP Photofax A team of scientists at the Albert Einstein Medical Center PUZZLED PRIMATE—Patti, a baby ba-‘“Someone’s monkeying around.” Then, and the Moss Rehabilitation boon .at the Chicago Animal Kingdom, got “Well I'll be a monkey’s uncle, this stuff’s Hospital developed the test, her Easter basket early and seems puzzled not bad.” Her conclusion: “I’m ape for which simultaneously separates (left photo). She appears to be thinking: eggs—they swing.” a half dozen or more enzymes in a single blood serum sample. Enzymes are catalysts that spark innumerable chemical re- actions in the cell and in the body. British Plan to Continue Gibraltar Rule In some patients the greatest PHI activity was found largely in gamma globulin, a blood pra. LONDON (AP) — Britain in-jiously by the 25,000 Gibraltari-the peninsula in 1704 when the tein from which antibodies are tends to reaffirm its sovereignty jans, many of whom have signi-combined’ British and Dutch made, over Gibraltar in talks this|fied their desire to remain Brit-fleets undér Sir George Rooke month with Spain. ish. drove out the Spanish garrison In other patients. measur- The British government, in & ‘he British government has during the war of the Spanish able activity could be found surprise move at the end of Feb-| stated that while it is willing to succession, in different blodd patients ruary, agreed ‘to Spanish de-/hear what the Spanish propose, 1713 TREATY globulin. Under the Treaty of Utrecht such as and alpha mands for unconditional talks|it has no intention of discussing on the future of the 1,400-foot- Britain’s sovereignty. in 1713, the Spanish king for It was these latter patients high rock at the entrance to the Phas Britons regard the Rock himself, his heirs and his suc- who usually responded to drug Mediterranean. $s a symbol of the British Em-cessors, yielded to Britain the treatment. Britain had _ steadfastly re-|9 \pire. They applauded Sir Win- “full and entire propriety” of Those with PHI activity al-fused to negotiate under the du- \ston Churchill when, during Gibraltar ‘‘to be held and en- most exclusively in the gamma ress of a Spanish campaign of! {World War II, he moved to re- | joyed absolutely with all man- plenish the supply of big Bar- globulin fraction never did show border harassment designed to jner of right forever.” baray apes that live wild on the| a really good response to anti-force Britain to the conference cancer drugs. Any apparently table, The Spanish were not happy good reaction wa s extremely! The talks may prove a mile-‘Roc about it, however, and repeated- | * * brief, the researchers said. stone in British-Spanish rela- ly tried to take the Rock back. | By ‘old Gibraltar will re- As drug resistance or tions. They will be watched anx-In 1783, Spain agreed to with- |main British as long as the apes in the once-r draw its claim in return for lremain, Churchill made his blood pattern changed aban. Menorca and Florida. move when the number of apes ingly. Profits on Cars Tops was growing low. os The scientists are now try-With the opening of the Suez Gibraltar’s military role in Canal and the extension of Brit- ing to obtain PHI in pure form WASHINGTON (AP) — The the missile age has declined ish interests in India and East so they can determine what auto industry was the most prof- igreatly. It is not a base of the the enzyme dees in the healthy itable of 23 industry groups) Africa, Gibraltar gained an im- North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- portant place in the empire. and the diseased and why its studied over a 10-year period, tion but would be available to. activity shifts from one serum ithe Federal Trade Commission Today the rock is still head- NATO in time of war. Its main military usefulness is as a naval protein to another as drug said Sunday. It said rates of re-quarters of the British Mediter- resistance develops in cancer, jturn to stockholders .reached as |ranean fleet, but the presence of refueling station. Patients with noncancerous|much as 19.4 per cent of invest-jthe U.S. 6th Fleet, the unity of diseases of liver showed PHI) ment, compared with 18.9 for Western Europe, and Britain’s SPANISH SIEGE activity in both fractions, but second-ranking drugs and medi-Gibraltar withstood years of decline as a world power have particularly in the albumin-cines. Periodicals averaged 14.4 Spanish siege in the 18th centu-lessened the rock’s military im- alpha globulin area. -|per cent. ry. It was a key point in World portance. > War I’s antisubmarine cam- paign in the Mediterranean. 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From the beginning of the 16th century to the beginning of the 18th century, it was under firm Spanish control and Gi- braltar’s fortifications were im- proved, Britain gained its first hold on Police Break Up Cells of African Terrorists JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) — Security police have brokert up several cells of an alleged black African ter- rorist organization and arrested three members, it was reported today. The organization, the “Pogo,” is reported to be in a terrorist wing of the banned Pan African- ist Congress — a Negro group opposed to. the white govern- ment’s racial policies. “YOUR HEALTH” “HEADACHES” Do you suf- fer from fre- quent head- aches? Too many people do, Covering them upwith: aspirin gives only tempor- ary relief. The underly- ing problem remains, Chiro- practic treatments attempt to get to the casue of the condi- tion, which in many cases; is pressure on the nerves in the spine and neck. Once the nerve pressure is removed, most Ceetahes disappear. 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Many Excellent Values in USED PIANOS Queen Ann, Beby Grand $575 Grinnell Console, like new $525 Use Your Charge, 4-Pay Plan (90days same \as cash) or Budget Plan teiee a TL AY, 4, TH E PO NTIA C PR ESS, MOND APR 1966 d n Add Hol Dow Prices, to Deficitbut Som e Imports 2-Fa ced } ive t Ben DAWSON products, there lar ed to 5, 98 ve a o} sli Acti Trad ea Op By SAI a labor cent torofreon100tgayak ot.pe r 1 ening AP igen st | and has beean inability “4. perM R T | aw pied News yearn — i U.S. thusdemands importsquickly Impo e tha t if pr ” ai ny infla-ar US. supply ; N n’s. tnd rose grag pent lowing | e ' io dri eng t gin foreign The fol ripe price= s t Mar A (0 some en Vie cote or inAber 3 whlgrowe end O Boar in the Ser lecdine . aol ear, cont my kl ais ree tainingwou pet sales of 4 ck e U m Gy vanc M d tion light double si ae compet on, time so IdP 0ot re life as onary for sm ptog hart fo Quota’ tions wether srevyd the | ORK ock)ga > 2,600; ‘0 to 3300 . ce ro le of offer me! _ cea ogheen million machinery, ent Burea aca WY ( pipe ined ‘a Xac Tose % Su eeds ts is to pment. materia Mark reel NE (Al ecole on a Te lehem lg ae d Powe impo were tenet1 ¢* 1965, fice arket stn 1% up oa rac and mt sum adv in rion was at) Mare 7 1 eq Monday 1 of ‘active ed its . ‘)sha Be % ral igne’ h tons os fn acl tra at the ope ning| nesteope aaron 4,900 Sad hares. 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Sen- ea (00 4. a bane,nh filling rath- eed | inland loc a to the 47% a15% ty HerePar.nerer er 2 Fe®t pitrda 74Ou = 72 MeV Bcha firmatiojon is 1, baigee ing pr ple Is\and holdinga fecre ee ltlInte ost o f fore steel. te — aioe Jan. te n prices Riva15% 72M7a ‘tree te sl jthfevensd or te con! perl tne On is dow ate c 3 2 Hew i 21 se fy ate Romn ey said ot req to ad-PRICES tae M4 entley al oi wr 1M dy 1: |Hol 3a 4 veral B inently 1 which lume phgha UP Bu ie to f f B'Av 73% Ve InnElectrosio Ne 887%00 153 Ht of “emmi ted Rene pas steel ricanOrba esiden Pou $ Red 2.50 asia | BL 10. ate =p) fie Has se ae larger mestic rose|the t Kurt atte ee 8 dered rice Ame ute Nt Core a9 1 Sov vi yes 5 06% 4 $M 3 ‘ons consi for the mer bike pricest year ov Institu te Ten : try and Egg be ie Che 1.30 4on te El rere engBs le coura; ged this raefuel. ee cent las Steel, says little fo me i 9 .52 encou trial 1 per er-!ported nggernort ne agit ine tal t beet fie the the tim roducer s Pr LOPE : 35 tiie 7eye House °F a 5m ee ant oetenKx ¢ V4)M Tonos el “al fied”job, ‘itary him,” indus‘ Another is about USP ereiene impo rt tee ce Erte ss 7, + S| ou "et ¢ tm 24 mn ie TennGe 42 ya% 0 poin' the drop ping for of ajall. And continu los t $0 fa cp am ap | feng Fla : « Fara argu 3 has = heey tee Alum aa Fed Kenn 3 ¥ + 2.408, mu Rie to U. re ause f peanbroiler: o isMo=",i4 it we ergaex eingim F 2 2294 ‘wy ional sang hog e tha t rising prod And “Bec 0 imerena ad 6 1 + Pry sai on the ction cites RO! eae We ee Va 1 we ant #2 t Sno lustry tion funds al stee struc- 2 and Srvare. 0a bed ie 22 182 extron ine \eve 18 w rising Stee! | im| ports cos! peta n tolt itive a ' T (AP eS feed ‘Se 18% 30 18% en the modert o f the nationa geoprice A CeTRol pETrONT ‘ cat eer iem Bosch , HateM4 rHore Sem ra5 79% 1819 a Tonal W1943 M4 43! Wetwei SHIFT ph aeon fininance ernizaleed for faci I-linghe senson 1 pric- fo my US. eg a ae Tidewat ir $13 i" RomneyAK he hea) ities for t n or that Add 6 one y (Am tie +" Shek Feeseee ransWAli tha +2%] m, ftssaid it ion c c: that e, - rae eer) Ons Am Cs un Insuroam 2 48) 74 ta] I 7 ini ajor e xpe pol rie tel] i alls highear ices. |ture, the steak salt Ameren ! ii Bas 12 Tee im ++ Bibecaus by ied la ind 8 teel Browns A large diums AME CarAR ih Int b3 ransam 0 $5! 750 in un licy) py, ard say st ye: ustry ed. has oritel oo aie + te . ransit tne toot Id be deat wth bath coe vetoak 7 per ea to prices import deterrent t to pfiation, ya arya Gre iia med 2 ae 12 252 *55 ‘i be dea ding cent $1 8.5\un ique h A"Enke ae ree me 1 ey hs i F level.” for|sale \continu inflat 3k SUTTER, 3 Ye ae vo 22 825 as Fe ia isan dow dol-|co d cu R, eran Awome. bedtr 6 Ta Ou, iw mE: ie F e the p le on teluc pices in, to to tite wn 803 ise coms 7 7a pee Mla Slabov artise some illio r es “Se pai Am 4 1803 in thee traeat+ mtr HH 8 Hina Ve + Aa ower'smean bg ation wi 4 and t pi vent 1 bu do so. ee vel lot + | Bs Sihere, pose oteceed "4 [Ametcl nyre 43 Se 3 oi A | Ce in Carbide 2 Ni P help shor- eb ME¢ Ye i 90:8 eo: ont a B érai|A UN ire ae aMelze oe S */brough on by econa wi here do estic a oe eneSee Int fon it tion tage: Ss a c “regular rae te 45 53 5 val b 70 te)Un OlICal ia S ra ween f Univers ; Nedhe 4|ATINGE dae tot bs ar eine Bt se by irm, th Gacead hingproduc vs rp are Re os 5. a+ lowaeckibr Kl 6 fo 90fenYa test70" 210n Fann ie 1 ee & ie his ne. itY| tion is at r app! the Dg cet ‘aie i sity aia and “!limits ity. oer a, dirtiesnies on-lAn Nw foe iy T, vel fone éee iy $42 + Sunita “in 4 e.g. tu le- S tae "orege Oy isepy ie allow ie ttwen the niver-\jimi o ® reds, DeluareeSenda A fl A Smet, i 713 jehoien, nm 2.20 4 va Oetake it t'Sistate sity. i ; uw 0} f pres: ent ¢ apac me quoted ye Heo mm Sua ti%s7! an, am we isGee UGasce bs (eee t Wes | LA BOR STAK E q 0 y a3 £39 "ie siin One Amoe he Cpa 2750 es 2. Sx Gee Met uce rax 008 Sate a fa erved . Con; in Amazin iefa gs Me Be gS 0S ee $3 + 1; i aia labor woEth rea Joy Mtg 12 + viper, 13 Hs 24 8 in has stake the ' : ‘ ivestoc 0 a. “Sie|ms Snae + Haagen was an steel tapers incl a devsSoi teel Li k 9% uesyoar from le a te. Aken 2 +% Lines A) A Mise 14 . mewith @ | Anaconds am”he Li De iser AIT Pattee Us ke et o> 17 ee M B Hi cl s' 0 ’ saveWe pir KayserRo $014 mie + UF 2b . wwe ie + Yiunsu iccess!fu y Repiblican candi -| mills hav e a ' n e iercantie fi 3» Gave + ae V4 Tabi $00 + alt 3 31, 48s 3a »mit hree now Breagute le buy-| rire Ck 40 fia fs 4 ioe Sireian RY SF ah te in th e ne: gives ghny imports have 2 chief eS fe an Kern a Us, rch 1 da xt t of Pp 130 imc ark 55m = fom as Eat meee Arm re oh 26" By yt tl err 1a, firs ia + Ye ee The sii] U. S. nator 4 reason. But Oe s ) four-) Th 7 anal a 2 tae ibe Syst = Genore, Set oa tha’ day The faine orktral a: ©) Ased OG 12. rh a = elk nt Open ioe ie 1960, Co! for i inflation point out tigay e RA Rai ilroad, na ps We a 3s aaa pa Weir "40 a 4 24 Ye 1 an al larg je ini suis SP h_ th and’s’ steadier een ag 3 else ea To nd infla’ majo! M & he oeboy Wet 0 # Ms kresee 1:30 Pa Ty Fi {i 962, ai th e Stal te rd of|in f teel| strikeds som whic shares Sou ana 2 dv 2070 .|K nad, et 9 a $B in 964, the case ol man pu i ar by Stopped ratin,ing ums wee 3 Gi a er at io + Sab aes 7 Varian 1, 40 ora x tion Boa y other s it more Yards,‘ emp! reads 381, Stenaerds vce ae TB % ar Sieg L— %4| Vendo, Co, 4. t %| Educa’ 1964. Con rk o part- wen tines, aneloyesa ope gh quoted; standa he “avon te Be 134 asa LehPorc we ha Me i t ven 3 fu +4 tion institu tiona 1 : time duty in ofedwobara ridthe aine hono red B } Ose eve Ike Ml apoee Qu Baucaton legatea Co w es, raeke picket Centra 1 3 Lehman of8 iors Wa oePt 5 ie Bu ‘uM de omney, time lu car: ke Mas (Ne 32 1012 t ve] ave = vst ith ; id na mY Fe ae + ities i ah Heie warnPictict 50 xd. lee iet . Ri riers TEPO rt the ti.) sai it lost $65, en we 1. f¥ we — | Washer a eth lee tw ly. DEG ated $5/m illion ly which was! 1.28 + BY Cigget Warn x4 REE: daily gad the che ane ate 1.80 ine an 1 2 Tet Ge mH Wash Ait 99 Sod ley Ids strikingstrikii in it tio n ekmen 308 mdi aii Corp as ee Bentl — a Trea 0S! ec 0 ot VeSea's Hot ae 25 zS07 se +" ho bac ‘helor’s oryremen lost $320, 000 alv . sury PAL 2 un vings® ah dase WriBane ae ae ti4lmas degrees UMa nd y i Ege try ais is v7 bd ter’s from in The ab nt 25|Lockn Wesigel 1.40 4% specia ikeBeale(AP) eng: Stl by a 80 3 une 13 ie17% fel Slee 3eihar hairmirman f The by 8,000 al 1 its enguet 10 ane ttaytay+ 2.20im 10. ve Me 1.40 4rn ava ividaa is the U | gifts! da str abou opened a of indus sition pared h Bo. 16 333 LonesGaon Soe.198 2ste \e WhiteM a is ivisionchi ity’s cur-|, embers e t (i) edule, kend “of Non ot the fre car” The cash po iseoeing Cas ¢5 "Gave ae ee Prd 0B. 2% t+i 4Va ‘4 oe a »,|di majorof t heo uni ivers' of th Bri ey 8, f}schugeling after 8; Wee | mi 390: 1945 64 3838 x d Re | Weetwarn ta 4 ‘4lrent drive. Locomo! n j betwee Mare! nm 28 3 ‘ease rillard. 10 55a She Worthing 5) gy tin fund ; soure FiremeSey E lies n its ih 98, 1966 3 ria bed fire tb sis § +1 ¢ é and supp Balence— Cy phone Borden St Re 2.50 in mittee an plants. Withdrawal Dy 455,69; Briggs Mex "re «Tr rine ats phretrs 1963-65 splena yi rs beg talling 4 Depos' .063,947.6 $9,420, mmne? 290 4 ee 2474 in hhh.a com! or'sirman ‘ barbus ing ite Fae a Say 72+ cha ee Fiscal 7.16 pe Sir za } 9934 rt at Cit- mal and food Fiscal, woBo 402: 2 Pony £2) actada. oD |r rats MLFSP 10 atic overn si ments a a ear Funswic 3 "94 3a), aeyRH yf Siay + | Yngeshtx My %lin ns Comm ever yards 9:990,241,662. 56| Naa at Ge ie | fa2s 728+ 2 09 +iv4|M4 ize hs g Higher ste! By ER AR 1 ship: Co rr itr 9 lee ated Pres Edu- ROG! cla wan 70) Bucy 80 eeny} etd y*T 1 40 24 Va “by The 966) cation, curren E. siding: It affec'in rail iindus- roils 400. 2|Burt + Mt Unies Col try, to 19,629,609 ullard 60 ase 280 7M Melee The Associa SPE. S. ted Ma 215282 Bullard “60 1 0% for orethn 130 ® ngs ue ++ IVa figures are. troit Ins ‘We retiring and our and n nd nd avx V18V2 Mfclal n, He college, De Cold A 5008 1 as as iste im ten * 1.|0 f Cleary Q. “Ww are rtatio a fro ellsa $269,462) by tnd 677% 6756 ne 350 as 20% 78 ihe ing, vail tute and sod and of freight ert ian |Bur 108 har Mid i nual tauarterty of hnology yng iy + a erannter 6 2m + 4] aisbursermen declaration. mber ae gad hy rk a ect te SUR el at . st moat eoast 1.50 1X 1 % 20%6 20% disbursements Bases on ton, tebe ore > wood Institute,Tec and a mepochet+ slat income pmy wo! be! ind ingpetrolednt Sunda y Finan! are meal A" tradfs tied f Advisory own one before slum ie age 5 oh % bor £3" a the Citizens We wen dso cal off 0 McDonA Yim Bie regunot “or rev e| ou L 45a ? "3 a .60b 7 ae Bh Vel fated ing pe ent In Board in sav’ $18,000 ht. tock mp, s0u8 eh \ ig 170, ote= v6 vals as, Ow College. ao ings an uto ustry the e Fetits 10 McKess. 13° gets extr ald Doan of 0ssO 000 [igh butthe str was Ameririca ns Exch. sta 20M 30 mtMa yh 1 5M g 8 Wiidend? tot dividend. Annual held in bonds. We hold rdest hit, ind 9 rete 4 “4 9 7M = divid stock! 1 e—Deeeclar medi ny sid Bentley, has also lowing Us e strike ended | ae erous ap47, koa the fol- Icaroe if ice 4s x Merck gia $2" + ulg k of num ive stock: s: sland Te | Hefore nk AME ror kt GiRy, + 7 7M 52v2 iilaivi ae &°BecyearHimaied cash fared an n- Gu Indus- |, tot YORK AP) iFallowining 8 om Dee Hay, HaSOUIT 22 ar eyPayable in hal Bs) iv-| area: nye: pointi id volu ries; Ni Eng lephone; Union e Ss Sey i 10 Fad i ships such lew the st te transact on tne | M4 +\ inegicanraeselected stock xchange Case cine 34| 2 2 irerch $3. ane t% 746, Pecietrioetsos tribution aie. tary Union The v Pacif Railro: ad, an with ponesaC 3604 ou + 420 pam ne dend o— food peace, in histo of Calif fornia stru ck ti. Prick cent im5 au " ohasco Te 10 ; Ed ee iney eclaredsof plsgy; $ ‘oupsas newly begunr- ts mated 000 ove’ yi 10 a Aivs tiea aa 3 inna an Phy eriere ative. red OF fe Sis c fo pref Oil i Duquesne $2.50 | one of the carri sade ent 0 dae 4 10 Tea Tea — %| year fi al gr and the erred; Ligh that 29, mployes A. (née, “Sas SW ct;a 20aur 1 Se ges Issue, red artnersh tween Colum! want m Joss hn W. Sateen 1 Hag nc Eerfeed1.6 494 S on 3M 39 ahaaoF | Paid! ci bia peraph its e Johi Holm 3135 9Us, |7 + M4) pons A y Me es er, taken p; be Michig an in our . We to be Jit syste! were with view ham, Air aire wet ieker™on to1 até y relics. 2 oe se + nO edtlon’ and rshiph dura secure e, ra ther ges inning idled alM orning , Birming a ee | etino aye a au ¥ am 33% ar e Britis! Hon s. ag Do of wai at 44,000 director es Jr 338 Asomer st a 1-16 ried Id MorreliCo, 1b wt T Declared build an tate. 1.5 $7 illion inted ms Oil 2 ee 0 adie fore + I 33 during om than you ru seamed appoi is 9oyninvan MistMtst tt eeeé 230 siicene Le fo stock | during G. $ mil a of pe St ry tM28 Bey wee tun eed esi loss of sonne pera- a“ Ste se iY distribution s est hanges? day and overs eee. 3 rahe aa 1. Ya Sate Suge any 2” M. day in reve for e eas amob oiae oe16 ENON ler 2 3 ey BieAbe atdietfmtam — + 14] Nat Airi of » 513696s Hid 98V2 "go nd and in aahfultuviein full. Gand. —Ex wy, Ae Yourmixedstoc! k lisist repre:Iton MMUTE! RS linoisNG tioCorp. div th o ff General 1 Motor: Bribereg 4 tendsMe 1-16 | Che 2 3m a + % ap 4 1Seles Pa ‘ c nue. ns ision 0} s al divi sents |og RUNNING Chib™ try div‘eae oy iNet ie ae sales a x rather s In- eetea 2% 3 130 0 Bu ay Te w—Wit hen wa"WhenEx ¢ ar: on lac n a 1 bag. Gu n the Con ill is duties Pet Mert rare fy Ate et rer+ mrarrants, nen what assum new 3 ti aye can Vp BS de rants,ied. day du is some’ SPO In ago, t-) May Cinerama 5 eigel 8 Cas! it iss tribute “nd—Next ‘dis-| str ies ividendsla- Chic Ill He wi e his 10 Mt aE Me RR: $6 «fia, 18 Se tate wi m tive " ys 1 saidC immu 1 at he k d- Cont KH ee ae 83 2 Sit Ss + Issi ) ince P| eal it wi ould t Yor! Tel 4 24 ‘4M4 lCorg Rad 35 — |Nat ‘A dellvery. Sanathip y / s' it divide r tral r New hea ty She ie Sant + ssl nkrupicy pa no of the division, creole a ye Ye cainHinRad 50 en 1a] Pe Ose sae sis +\ | JeroF the or nd has had big run up since aprins ru inning fo its rters f n. 134 1 Heed ste a on toda ent Bate” 1 iee Beeb ganized icy have fs $2,500 ve ate, cont en 1.2 Ve 28% 28%» | Nate: ne: a beres or gecuries Ban ai ngs e sched Y| Emme ttFoetrap ae 2, 6.20. n 2 m+ 2%2 3 7 Raeaniesae sUbh to in W 0 1965. Earni ap to be in tions Appo intm55 Ove o “aleP P. cele Oi 9 756 on | ed aoe me 158 Sor as wth and ers opera houl 4 rhill, Birming! bits PP dn {gormicr ie Se] i valiza’ assum of helped its s id be! Fee ly, Ol LD vss ee a ~ We » i 04 le 2 eeeFo 1.28 a 7a by sharp rise gro for ll swing by y noon, as ral direc tor of Cont 1% Pits9% 44 | 9 A ne. Wal3|NENGE! 2 zie re ‘ trong ase pear in tha n ule Fly pba oe$v +138] Devel, 1 ops "4 Comsat N 12 a 4+ al 4 a ph in dei mand napeful ho genege sales a nd ib aaae REBT Ge a # ae 1 EnelCon 16 36% et Me a rae | “Milo ross, hairman, 4 Gulton’ tterie " Ida tato spol kes-pepvwrolsy keting taff, Gener 4 3 124 enn o 8. tea Va ” Milo c n, an echar, men re hi mades Yel Ie tie * "ean lecing, Sena 3646 rit Quench yi J. Cro: ; sr geab! le ba say po rd mar! ing ie ae BY ow 8t BuHae af a. 5834i “done = | Edwa rd si-—used in elec’ tric toothb rushes, wel hai in it by | Motors, was today GulfGi Boxes 4M M49 Bat ‘8 |ContContainrw ‘igo 1022 423 ee 637% ham orrl Pac 2 ee a, n E tiacBar' ker rsJr., sh gp. in fla theho strikeUtal d that p! lanning Ida- a Pee Ss “ S370 ie ae ights. an lants at} Me “al Air Sinton | and and Pet, Nise 0. i 678 4b State have knivi es shligh' s astrea heame He 4 |Cont ao a ht ne- they TERRI Board oun tionion of this k h bie i) 3 wu Oim 32 /} He 4= 2ang| Northy fn 108 201, ze A ann twi woul hold stoc es atellotolo| imp NF 7 aD Con fd aw gm 9 a1 200%8 Ma a Ee» mee the promo pc Sante for lay off ind 00 Tet eis 7 4) oe 32|NwBan haah 2002 e! further f emp! Poeall ill 12% > orton 454 n. annedloy' jms ee a % boa Norwe! ‘Zoo at $a " 5 eiauela nf ata a is lant off its( Mekroty wiwi t 7 |S i 1036+. '4|CornaGwBS: et | "2 584 S514 Gi 1a of U 1 Bootiescon-450 pl no ttle: menthd ve 1 37 dale, le, is it chedan gent oh 's oe 276, 1:50) 2 asta & ! 423 nion p! mploy: to lay mer ie‘Bee het seca iq TMatlVa 8 ine +) Qceigent 70. 95 S44 ten3% 44: 7 Roc es val rea by today. A s crown ork 88 ne 5" 70 au 20 +14ss resi t, has ersion a rea- d been 400 ilroad work erspee crue st! 3 30 ee ti $814 AN — Thi ector. ie This ra “8iatmu lepaweot a 3 i la 95 5 re cm ident, istan' t | vei eeeat ghee es if se ‘i fel M6 55% + “ihe S RA ISC cl Id. Som : Codehy aa Wists Mm tbe ‘| smoke FR af 7 + 7 /tin yi | + bilow 0”throu va se and 5 al ning ete oefected ane the Los An- nica m,. Co 26 MM I ofeee ¥ Ws ed He had sound ot it scurry, Ve h 5 Ah 1 igh the bank re Sbd 2" vy ey one 22 Seat | carr Coral( Sea,| are ae i ea plied up M1 v 30 we ie 5 iant attac’ k ier stoc g was Sahn’ 4 Be i + *8| loxacc ‘ |ber a Fran agi of ugg es ly here Signa N OIA a9 Po vy + : Puss 4 18) cisco Nava 4 0 year: 0 of W hic! ks fine S many in Eastis ‘6 a Ri penkiv [Pac El 30 mm hei vs| Fr e airs. ager h. the Au burn ights | wi Eng le- les wi Statnom 1512 ‘ b m9 to 4+ 1, rebik t San I) s, tw Heigh t onl Feennicol io B21aa bi jis ut 130 2 i val Shipvar branc’ hoa Tel Technical nN tv Batre’ | iF PieriNe ist tin rep: land Vv!ing. Un ReSeca tail Delta ain a , vo4 ont wenty: -two from the into iC to} ce oe or | HOLMES Copyr by The Pre 966 | i 107 ‘pe beyHs Tre increa infl toy FEE ighted Astod 88 i oe 264 Soa Francisco ph ye ies us yh en pI ci i nea UL ~ L Y Detects a 36% miu Freee 344 San cene Depar two- on. ray INDU poul irewi pen > safo ear PianDiamaik Ibo ok ie1. ai a8 * ,|roared Fir ise you a TR ill le r $2 ine + | f the ti th, BomeMn eb 4 a to the 0 I lieve r a the try in- adminis 5 Eh larmh bla ca sh tocks ie t Dom Aire me§ 3a 9% rm PaPwit i Me ze Sunds inforce 4 you the shu OF mark they S of In Bow ¢ Che a 1b sore 989 Ze + +278) nietFe | dns Vg ayfire uldbe distu rbede genb ies. ae ol as LocalI inter pour 5.4 LEER + aegy TEEb Gosche, ard's to "fighting sho! ot be und sie Shge Macc e Figures imal hive ie pe Re | ni 700 late xs _ po Ighths ant $Vone agar es Re es ae fa fi itions. F wn, e loyes sales a f THE Dress. 3g. olehPepsico14 1308 + sent mark a 14,with mp Arkansee, Cv to oe Seetions, rt A | tae 4 | ioe "2 crew, i, grees than em.in ucts in ptatlove, INTER STOC a A 4 35% $3 etl mi 2,000, tors prod| trom her vat. ic 23 + Phe ie Littleore of ar rene of yas ave Pheip D an x Rock 2, mesmately trem. infer Sty, marketsore Bynamce in va] as 2 ae ay] ne “H aring m- area. tic one apr + {WA ; 30% en le the Forounayt i aad hilton, pe bowe ner | favor: co Maine Pelt Press Bhi Rdg 4.20 4) at pbs ang tou, @ merican ab The & Railroad, pg Jghout arkup, Stes ark, va = 2.20 34 ar, Is of the sevendek vessel| on Ai Photocopy, Bos' ton rr | or EKodak a 5 until they the I last the struck dg ‘Ise sist “iy ind manne of Ekodak. rit yBow fou bough stock ger 1 tn rhe 28 v Te] Piney Bow’ / svi 70 per Since then year Sheath carriers put Son oe ba if Asked E ator Beh 108. oea Titfred, pit" steel | 70% herd cups ev ‘ t the ano silen fourBren 2 jonds die40% Ov oe larotd % S of mpapal t sec-| yards were te cars. Ec 8 7 rd (4 Me SOM tel cage: aflam ina 13%. sat tly days. The Bran ee wea 1 + on ly has jammed Ne oe 153 4 1.7 +. vip 1 150% “foie ri sm all co. rtmen the lower “. with endl ASS 126 aie SENS 86 Iman v8 leck, rby dec Should Citizens Boone neEquipmlass ta. rad 20 3 Se 588 ys] Pui 72.40 a Se lone ond A nea a RAITH Y | 7 lonroe None eT RR We + Ma — d smo! tuart “eekaye Ay sto... fares ie a Iie Pur) yan culated the ir blo ke| E. G ailbr 1 te sy eel + Kelly Girracrvere au ie: Sat> a va|ha ‘ammo;Si aith, BsEholdor sorry 8 2 Me Hp RaisonRaiionPur i, itd much of 65, 000-| Hi nd ake, field . 0 aa este $e] 2 se oc loom Brie cin r eee267 $% % throug! hout L ii a Co. ue ver: shar ainhi, Vy\ 7a] REVOR 0 a Me the Town: an Bt cas! boughtyng bedme in 254 4 ARTE ending Bie1a tte med ager sind the shares. Sense Wa + 1 “a 4 foei ton hip. ship, assis hier, a ~ i f PioneerFin ing va ST wars tan ged s6 5) slteaeRE xb + hy been he 26230 arilte RL “pe at52a Aubuen na f the} ive od by pla tae Fairch ae 1954 ISM /f i 12%me man o Ha A py penepre gfe 1a 5 Ve H Auburn Helgh ch. ns for ane’ meBain, 8 oe cn ied Eansteel 30 ae in + ts bran td Ww vor roast a Fedd Met 16 8% bate} exalt ist vs ate — me rs ier - plus an ated sh ir le fat (rosa fandott fea C¢ we yen syn54 et i 4 Inco has spent tion pa wate rl rs wy Ferroce i x ee MetMet 7S v8 60's W Plan He 10 yeai ou LB.M. rfo samt heemM 7 156 various the last to ma Ae 64a S22 m2 me EaMs: ‘ @ apaciti es, op’ taken by "§ maci nines oft ship lice Rands, ual rane) Askedwale ia 17 By 4 Ete tu44{ Rheet 3 ieos : mana“ c inc peenmanen 1. to town pol ery Frank taeChemical Fun sie :cch ‘ %4] RocceRovCcotacore me aM the weeMile| mark Abba of Ng i. ih had ee ie + it a fered ger iracle et the y tools, J. hg MS 400%Bs b k | M whichw ges, $60, oeMadi, 1071 aan + + oe| " 12 0 branch. of ter Canc at all hisScieKeys! 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