GA1 Smashes All Records for First Quarter
General Motors Corp. today announced jt has smashed ail records tor*any quarterly period In its history in aides and payrolls— and taxes, too, no doubt—during the first quarter of I860.
Net income of 324 million dollars was the highest for any first quarter, according to a statement issued by Board Chairman Frederick G. Donner and President John F Pardon,—2&1
More tharrMO million dollars went for United States ‘and foreign income taxes.
Net sales were 23.663,0001100, compared with 33.206,000,000• for the first quarter.Js. 1969.
wen equivalent to tLi\ps» Nun In the first quarter of i960, after deduetlug'dlvtdeuds on the
There are more than 906,000 shareholders.
The number of people employed by GM throughout the world in the first quarter of I960 averaged 821,-183, compared with 684,611 in^ the corresponding period of I
Payrolls tor the first quarter
dollars tor the first three months last year.
The employes accounted tar a total sales output of t,4M,OU car* and tracks throughout the world tor thto Initial period of IMS, compared with M9L4M last year—a 94 per cent Increase. Trucks and coaches manufac-
tured in -U.S, plants, totaled 897, compared with ‘121.002 last year.
The average number of wage-earners employed by GM in the UMteJ States in the first quarter of 1960 was 365,003, compared with 342,899 in the same period of 1969. WAGES AVERAGE $1*7.17 Weekly earnings of these em-
ployes and the number of hours they worked per week $127.18 and 41.7 hdurs, respectively, compared with $113?19 and 39.4 hours to the first quarter of last year.
“These average weekly earnings in 1969, as weft as U. S-hourly-rate and' worldwide payrolls, were at record levels for
This reflected an Increased demand for cam and trucks in markets," said Dbnner, '‘and the first part of the quarter, replenishment of dealer stocks which had been depleted In the latter part of last year as a result of the steel strike." ;•
Sales of 1,129,000 vehicles produced in U.S. plants showed an approximately 24 per cent increase
over fiw 915,000 units sold in the first quarter of 1960.
GM plants abroad sold 999499 foreign • predated ears and trucks, represeattsf a 91 per cent increase aver 1999 sad •
General Motors was the second auto manufacturer to report iso oid first quarter earnings. Ford was the first
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Come On, Lets Kiss and Make Up
Somber Over Aide’s Suicide
SHE LOVES ME, SHE LOVES ME NOT -Eighteen-month-old Rickey Hudson of Seattle may well be thinking such thoughts as Ms 24-year-old sister Vicky gives him a big kiss after . she had just pushed-him out a third-story window. By a stroke of luck two passers-by saw the young-
ster hanging on the window ledge: They ran toward hin? and one of them arrived just in time to catch him as he fell. Rickey’s mother Mrs. Irvin Sullivan said Viqjry is "always throwing things out the window."
Rhee Rides Awav to Cheers
County to Fight Expected Try by State for Valuation Hike
Levtman was still figuring on a 7 per eeat Increase In the county total by state officials. .This, he •aid, probably would permit bolding the tax rate at the present level, while anything above the 7 per cent might mean “a slight the rate.
Oakland County equalization officials today were preparing data to protect the county’s 1960 equalized valuation of $1,893,302,301 from an expected 13 per cent hike by state officials.
Although they said they expected some adjustment — maybe afowt
a 7 per cent boost — officials addea I A public hearing will be held to they would pull out all stops to Lansing May 23 to hear any proprotest any 13 per cent climb which tests from county Boards of Super-
the State Tax Commission says it visors on action of the State Board! changes would have to be made will recommend around the state, of Equalization.	in the townships and cities.
5* U l*r flgure was "H Twenty-two of the township definite, but is being studied by j (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
[the Tax Commission, Edward W. Kane, commission secretary, said. I The commission is expected to make its final recommendation May 9.
What taxpayer* will pay this December depends directly on the final state equalized valuation, Grabendlke pointed ont. Should the state alter his depart-ablations, corresponding
equalized valuations of the county’s
25 tcgvnships and 22 cities were I “___________________________________._______________
mailed to supervisors yesterday.
No opposition is expected, said Taylor Looks Into Tool Show William B. Grabendike, director [. of the equalization department.
I The new county equalized valu
Indict 3 in Alleged f-Hoffa Pfan
j at ion is $70,386,973 more than the 1959 valuation of 21.822.916,328 Grabendike said the increase is |a|l in new construction.
With the release of the new totals, speculation moved slightly past foe guessing stage as to [what the county's new tax rate will be. It will remain todedhtte. [however, until the State Board of Equalization makes adjustments in county equalized valuations, j - With a specially delivered
' ■	,	,	,	_______.	. copy of the report In Ms hands.
From Our News Wire* Violet A. Davis, were previously of the Teamsters presidency and	,.hairnl>„ „f
WASHINGTON—A federal grand! Indicted to December on charges; take over control -of the Union )hp	#( ^way<s
jury today Indicted three personsjof altering and destroying records j themselves.	, ^ means committee, said the
for an alleged conspiracy to shield James. R. Hoffa and other union leaders from a Senate investiga-
,tion.
of telephone calls in and out of the Woodner suites occupied by Hoffa, James Cross, president of the Bakers^Uniori, and their associates.
la another court room la Washington today Teamsters President Hoffa asked a federal court to cancel his civil trial for
The indictment named Sally T.
Mucks, former chief telephone operator at the Woodner Apartment Hotel in Washington where Hoffa maintains his headquarters: Joseph M. Williamson, an attorney.of Urbane, III.; and MosjL-Hefman aj	*	*	*
New York memtev offteffa-ii H& lawyer today accused court-Teamsters Union.	lappoiifted monitors .of trying to
Mrs. Hwcics and an assistant, I frame Hoffa to get him' tossed out
“This is a big prise," attorney ooun'y total—“somewhat higher Jacob Kossman loM U. 8. DM. ||Mn we expected’’—points to a Judge Joneph R. Jackson. “This possiMc lowering of the 1939 union has assets of over <00 ; rBtf 0f j.k (or each 91,099 of million dollars and 1.M0,009 | fWt e<|ualizrd valuation, members. A . fabulous fortune 1 awaits anyone who can take
Kossman opened argument on a motion to Mock trial of a civil case aimed at Hoffa's ouster from the Teamsters’ helm. The case is based on charges that Hoffa mis-union funds for private business ventures.
'Shoebox Camera' Idea ■ Gives Navy Sun Picture
I Hoffa suffered a setback yesterday when Jackson denied a request to postpone the hearing until other issues in the tangled case are decided by Federal Judge F. Dickinson Letts.	\
How much lower, he could not say, "bevinson said. “It depends solely on what the state does with ur figure,” the Birmingham supervisor, .added.
He figured the county’s valuation would not be hiked as high as 13 per cent, which state officials indicate is necessary bring valuations to a level about 50 per cent of actual c value under present economic conditions.
j Letts has disqualified himself from conducting the Hoffa trial hut intends
Grabendike said close compli-	.
ance with the state’s 1955 equaliza- The outstanding success tion manual has kept Oakland chgnti had with tbs free parking County close to this figure all durin|[ Downtown Dollar Days In _________________________________! March eMvtaeai merchants af
^WASHINGTONUsing schoolboy “shoebox cam-' era” techniques in a space rocket, the Navy has obtained the first picture of the slin by its own invisible -X-ray light.
Dr. Herbert Friedman of the Naval Research Laboratory reported the development today in a paper prepared for the annual meet-' ing of the Academy of Set-
ters’ efforts
i super-d-narnl-» reform the Union.
The monitors are seeking to move Hoffa on the ground that lie mishandled 6500.000 of funds longing to Detroit Teamsters' Local 299 to help launch a Florida I real estate project.
ences.
X-rays from the* sun help at times to bedevil radio and other communications on foe earth. And the new experiment conceivably will help to the effort to combat /them, the report indicated.
Friedman said the unique photo ef the sun was taken last week from a rocket soaring 139 miles above New Mexico. The experiment used a camera based
pinhole ih poked into one end of shoebox to admit light, while tiny square patch la rot in the other end of the *
to a tot of do-it-yourself amateur photographers.
This ia a method in which a
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Hoffa has denied doing anything improper. No criminal charges are involved.
with tissue paper' to serve as a viewing piece. The image on the tissue paper appears .inverted and proportional to the length of the box. The finer the pinhole, 'the sharper the image.
In the Navy’s rocket camera, Friedman said, the pinhole was only five thousandths of an inch in diameter and the camera was only six indies long. Thus, visible light was Mocked but X-rays from the sun got through.
These X-rays do not penetrate the earth’s atmosphere below a height of <9 miles, but the highflying rocket-bane earners—a* hy a photo Friedman -aught the sua to
sharp array.
The photo shows the sun circled by a bright X-ray "hato" several Ipherise spots of bright X-ray omission are distributed the sun's disk.
Actually, the X-rays come directly fawn the great crownshaped corona which constitutes the thin atfoospbere of the sun land extends millions of rajjes Into space from-the sun itbplf.
News Flashes
Probes Graft Charges
A first-hand look was taken this morning by Prosecutor George F. Taylor into possible graft and extortion charges'It the huge IBittilne tod show closing today in Oak Park-
His Chief investigator, Anthony F. Stiel, got nowhere yesterday. Taylor visited the site of the show, the Detroit Artillery Armory on Eight Mile road to talk with executive director Harry E. Conrad. Stiel went along [ Members of the Oak Park police also were invited.
Parking Free for 3-Day Sale
Free parking to the municipal lots is a special feature of annual Dowtown Spring Value Days sale, which began today and will continue through Saturday.
Taylor yesterday suddenly found his office plunged into an investigation when some exhibitors told of alleged payoffs to union officials before their booths were made
For the second time in a month, the Downtown Merchants Assn, has prepaid the city for use of the lots, assuring free parking facilities all day long for all shoppers who need them.
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‘There will be some units (counties) that wiH need the boost, bull popularity with shoppers, said not Oakland County," Grabendikel Georg insisted. "That’s what I have to president prove-	During the sale, retailers will be
TO CONSULT BUILDERS	featuring unusually favorable
He said before he goes to Lansing values,-he said, i argue any such increase he	*
planned to consult with local build- As an extra attraction, Oakland to show that construction costs County farmers have been invited ha^e not climbed any 13 per cent.] to exhibit spring plants and He said it was closer to 5 per Cent.'topsidewalk and curbstone displays.
Atonement Pad of Lee Family Shocks Korea
Crowds Salute Former President and Rioters Call Him 'Patriot'
ready. Stiel was immediately dispatched to the scene. He found the 18 exhibitors he quizzed “reluctant to talk."
Taylor said Stiel found.,the exhibitors "frightened to death” to reveal anything.
He said some of them told Stiel the unions might not move their machinery out of the show if they talked.
The show is sponsored by the American Society of Tool A Manufacturing Engineers. Workers at the show are members of pantere’, electricians’ and plumbers' locals.
Riots m Turkey Copying Korea
Taylor said he may call tor a grand jury If he finds his own Investigation is being tampered b.v Intimidation of the 590 Winter* nt ttaihow.
Conrad, who disclosed the ported payoffs, said the troubles could put a damper on other scheduled shows in- Detroit.
Union jurisdictional disputes, picketing, walkouts' and slowdowns have hampered the show since the exhibitors started setting up displays two weeks ago.
Probers Told of ‘Advice’ Fee
LOS ANGELES III — Mrs. Florence Aadland, mother of the late Errol Flynn’s v mistress, was ordered trial today aq five « contributing to her Beverly's delinquency.
3 Sure Clark Got Payola
WASHINGTON (AP) - Three House member* said today they have itttle or no doubt that Dick Clark is involved in payola.
WASHINGTON (UP1) — The House today defeated a Republican attempt to pesh through n civil rights amendment designed to kill n billion-dollar Democratic housing bill hy alienating South-The vote was 1M
> 93.
CARACAS, Venezuela HI — A passenger plane of the Venezuelan Aeropostal Airline crashed la the central plains toddy, killing 10 ot U people aboard. Air-
stewardess and < survived the crash. The plane was a twin-engine- DCS.
Clark, a network TV disc jockey ■ays he haa not taken undercover payments or favors for promoting record*
A witness testified Wednesday that Clark tad resolved *31,575 for advtatag a record firm on what tones* wenld nett well.
appekrs Clark took a very profitable form of payola.
’His methods were different but he appear* to have explored every possible avenue . for cashing to “He has meticulously put together a vehicle for avoiding the appearance af payola without losing any of the benefits.”
The hearing continues today with ciosed-door testimony
He also said Clark was alfowed to buy, a one-fourth interest In a Philadelphia record firm for 2125 —an Interest ho said Clark sold last year for about 915400. 'Methods different Rep. John E. Moss (D-Fla), a member of the Hopse subcommittee' which is looking into broadcasting practices, said today
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Clark, a favorite of many teenagers, is due to appear Friday before the House Legislative Over-Bight subcommittee. ■ f But his name has come up often during two days of reopened hearings tot undercover influences that qiay control the kind -of music heard on the nation’s airwaves.
Reps. John B. Bennett (R-Mich) and Peter F. Mack (D-fll) agreed
SEOUL, South Korea (51. Syngman Rhee rode off into retirement today, cheered by the young Korean rebels whose violence drove him from the presidency, but • saddened by the suicide of his protege Lee Ki-poong.
Rhee’s provisional successor pushed a political cleanup of the 12-year-old republic’s government. * Tragedy was etched on every line of 95-year-old Rhee’s craggy countenance as he rode through weeping, cheering
i own tame.
His protege, close friend and vice president-elect, Lee Ki-Eoong, was dead along with Ms family in a suicide pact of OrienttMtyle atonement for uprisings which cost at least 150 fives.
LEE KANG-SUK
It was Lee’s landslide election March 15 as vice president, in balloting marked by police coercion, which contributed the spark for the two* weeks of rioting.
Three army jeeps, sirens screaming, preceded Rhee’s limousine through the gate of the presidential mansion. His Austrian-born, wife sat by his side. CROWD APPLAUDS
Four Die, Forty Hurt as Thousands Demand That Menderes Quit
wave of applause swept through the waiting crowd for the man who founded the republic and, only a decade ago, showed lion-hearted courage in rallying the nation to defense against Communist invasion.
Rhee peered sternly ahead of him, raising his right hand in acknowledgement of the cheers. The motorcade rolled into the plaza to front of the capital, and 2.600 Koreans surged into the street.
ISTANBUL, Turkey UP — Four persons were reported killed today as thousands of rioting students in Korean-type demonstrations demanded the resignation of Premier Adnan Menderes.
The students broke through -police lines around the University Istanbul and surged through the city shouting for Menderes’ resignation.
The demonstrations were sparked when the Mend res government dered a three-month ban on all political activities.
Womea wept. Men cheered and clapped.
“He’s a patriot now,” said a student who had rioted against Mm. And in the crowd were placards wishing Rhee long life.
About 9,00* students rushed through police cordons around the university and headed for the center of the city. Forty students aad police were injured to fierce fights.
Witnesses said they had seen three students and one policeman killed to the crush to front‘of the university. Police said -they could not confirm these reports.
In view of the developing situation, Menderes earlier had called off a flight to Iran to attend meeting of the Central Treaty Or-
The new men taking over the— reins of government provisionally advance of new elections went forward with their cleanup plans.
Acting President Huh Chung named six independent political figures to tlge Cabinet, bringing its strength to nine members. The appointees included a noted’surgeon, an educator, and two bankers. Still to be titled were the Defense, Ag- * riculture and Communications Ministries.
DEATHS ANNOUNCED The death of Lee and hfo family was announced by the army command, which still is to charge of (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3)
LAUD KOREA About 900 refused to go to
The only question now is determining the degree,” Mack said, i The two witnesses to be heard to private today were all the subcommittee had on its agenda. Each had asked for a chance to apptar behind dosed doors, contending their testimony conceiv-ably could be incriminating or de-famatory.
classes at the university. They marched down the streets singing the nation’s independence anthem land shouting slogans praising Korean youth who brought down the government of Syngman Rhea this week.
The twp were Harry Chipetz ot Chips, > record-distributing company to which Clark once beld an interest, and Bernie Loewe, a song writer, publisher and record «fsd urer.
Police reinforcements fired
mm ware Injured by Mee herded the studei university grounds, where they
The head of the university, Sidik Sami Omar, attempted to bar ponce from the grounds. He. was hurt slightly, then taken to police headquarters.
Scattered Clouds to Keep It Cool Friday, Saturday
It’ll be partly cloudy and rather cool to tile Pontiac area today, the weatherman says. Hie mercury is expected to to 42.
Friday will be mostly cloudy and a little wanner, with the high near
tewpewtera pool and a cheaps ef rata flatmday.
Southwesterly morning winds at one m.pJL wifi become fifth! and variable tonight.
Thirty-six was the lowest taffM tog to dovyntown Pontiac prowd-Ing • a.m.At 9 p.m. it was 51.	-

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 10<H)
The Day in Birmingham
Junior League's $5,000 Boosts Baldwin Library
DONATES BUSINESS SCHOOL — Ernest R. Breech (inset), 1268 Long Lake Rd.. Bloomfield HUls, chairman of the board of Ford Motor Company, today presented Drury College in Spring-field,. Mo., his alma mater, with a 8450,000 building. ithe new Breech School of Business Admin-
istration was built with funds donated by Breech and his wife, Thelma. Dedicated today, the two-story structure houses 10 classrooms, 3 seminar rooms, 10 faculty offices, an auditorium, a reading lounge and a conference room.
McComb Freed
of Killing Charge to Ring Doorbells
Texan Now Must Face Extradition to Illinois in Kidnaping
With a second-degree murder charge against Mm suddenly dismissed, Lowell E. McComb today faced extradition back to Illinois to face a charge 6f kidnaping two police officers.
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McComb, 34, of Fort Worth, Tex., was to be arraigned this afternoon on an Illinois fugitive warrant before Oakland County Circuit Judge! Stanton G. Dondero. He could waive extradition or resist it.
McComb was charged with the 1957 murder of Texas racketeer George Kean, St. He returned from Fort Worth today to face examination
Con-Con Boosters
Dissatisfied with the reception!join in a statewide "blitz’’ next they've received on petitions call-1 week to jfet .more signatures, ing for a constitutional convention' A two • hour* door-to-door , cam-referendum; local members of theLajgD will be staged in the Pontiac! League of Women Voters and Jun-|area j ’ •	*'
lor Chamber of Commerce will | tween
a y' petitions
BIRMINGHAM—The fund for furnishing the remodeled. Baldwin Public Library received a substantial boost this week with a gift of a $5,000 check from the Birmingham Junior League.
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The check was presented to Charles Kass, Library Board vice president, by Mrs. Robert Sellers, second vice president of the League.
“This generous check will mean a groat deal to us In our attempt to bring the original building Into line with the pew addition, both from the aland-point pf equipment and beauty,” Kim said In accepting the check.
Pointing out that some of the present furniture had been repaired countless times, Kass said part of the gift would be used to replace furniture no longer use able.
RAI8ED AT RESALE SHOP
The Junior League raised, the funds to donate to the library by means of the organization’s Bar gain Box Resale Shop, 465 S. Woodward Ave.
! The $5,000 check was the second major gift received by the library In the last two weeks.* | Last week,, it was announced ^Ithat the library had accepted the '‘ Mary Lambie Memorial to fur-
Saltwater Park, Bloomer State Park and Kensington Park. The season begins Jans to and will eeattane through Aag. IS.
College Student counselors Will supervise the children’s activities, which indude handicrafts,- boating, i mm Ing, group games and singing.
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Bus pick-up service will be made available on Adams, Midvale, Pembroke and Quarton roads and kloomtield Village.
Dr, Alfred Grey will be the guest speaker at the monthly dinner of the Supper Chib of the Congregt-f tional Church of Birmingham May 6 at 6145 p.m. In the social hall of the church.
Wednesday night he-l «jgh‘a M boy*' and girts’ wins and 9 p.m.	..
So far not
The YMCA, 400 E. Lincoln Rd..
Ewart Defends Municipal Lots
have been circulated In tho area. begun enrolling children 6 and 7 years of age for its Little Giants
| The tempo will pick	____
j week as many chapters of the | summer day camp program, i two state organisations go after;
I the needed 300.000 signatures to I put the question on the Novem-j her ballots.	-, a
Lansing Planners Eye 1-Block Downtown Mall
LANSING (UPD—Dm state capital may be the next dty to have downtown area mall.
The downtown development council last night saw a model of the one-block mall. Estimated cost of construction was $95,000 in improvements in streets and installing grass and other projects.
Hopscotch Finals Set Here Saturday
Young hopscotchers will do their stuff Saturday in a cilywide contest sponsored by the Department of Parks A Recreation at Oakland Park at 9 a.m. Saturday. Twenty-one young ladies have
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schools to vil lor tbs third annual city championship.	i
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Prizes will go to ths winner and runner-up.	,
Fifth- and siiahfradi girls are in ths competition. ,
Will Push Medical Aid for Aged
Labor'* support of the Forand biu, designed to provide medical! aid for the aged, will be felt in' Pontiac Friday and. Saturday When! local union members, including some retirees, conduct a leaflet distribution campaign in the city’s' shopping centers.
"We definitely aren't* getting the
Calk Parking fOcll»i«|C?^fS £ S? Legal for Public Good,!eral Chairmen from the League _ . .	who will head the local "blitz.”
Despite Suit by rim Before they Sturt their doorbell | ringing campaign, Jaycec and
-----I “I have no doubt the city has League volunteers will gather at
■-------------	— murder plenty of legal authority behind its ‘he Pontiac Central High SchoN
charge before West Bloomfield jparking ]0t plans,” said fcity At-1*0 organize and hear a pep talk Township Justice Elmer C. toraey William A Ewart in re-	^acl< Racklyeft, public reia-
------ sponse to a suit aimed at blocking Nons director for the Michigan
is further expansion of the municipal | Jaycees.
will not be a one-shot affair,” Mrs. Smith emphasized.
Retirees will display placards saying. “Cast Me Not Off.”
Otis Lawrence, UAW Region 1 {representative assigned to bead Children who are enrolled in. the Pontiac UAW Retired Workers! Group A will attend outdoor ses- Committee said there are 8,000 sions on Monday, Wednesday and persons over 65 in this area. Friday tor a iy week period. j	they do when they
Group B children will attend on fel MV. UwTMIC. Mkfd. | they go
Tuesdays and Thursdays for three weeks.
Dleterle.
Hie examination never came about, however, as Jerome K. lot system. Barry Jr., senior assistant prosecutor, moved to dismiss the j
Tho children will bo taken to
Straleys Fate in Court Again
“Parking lots
public Th,‘ May 4 drive v
charge for insufficient evidence intereBt and the city bias been act- kickoff, she said.
and lack of necessary witnesses.
★ * * 4 Dieterle accepted Barry’s recommendation and McComb was turned over to State Police Detective Charles Leaf pending this afternoon’s arraignment on the fugitive warrant.
MflOonsb, who voluntarily-wur-rendered to Oakland County* | authorities in March to “get too ! ■ rase out of the way,” is wanted in Illinois for tho December 1957 kidnaping of two Collinsville, ID., policemen.
They were kidnaped by McComb, Kean and their two companions i their way to Mlchig,
Ing for the benefits pf the publi, in promoting them.'1
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an Intensified push to get the signatures before a June deadline.
The suit, filed In Circuit Court 1 She could give no estimate how yesterday on behalf o t of florals W signatures the local chap-Of the Pontiac Outdoor Parking »«* »*»ve received to date.
Co., charged too city with IHe- I Signatures around the state gntly using general fund money would call for- an amendment, on and public assets to expand toe thq toll ballots placi^ the call sy-dbro	*»*	'	jjfOr a convention on the April 1961
• ballots. It will also change the ma-Dean G. Beier, attorney id j jorfty needed to call a convention suit, said **e probably would ask anct change the basis of selecting
Arguments'Against City Amendment Injunction
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley’i position again hung in the balance in Circuit Court today as city, officials fought off a suit by two pro-Straley city commksiongrs.
Judge Frederick C. zlfSn* afterdoon was to hear arguments Why an injunction shouldn't be the court to schedule a. hearing pn I delegates "to the so-called compro^j issued to stop the city from cer-hi* request for a temporary in-1 mise plan of one each for every [tifying two city charter amend-junction a week from Monday. House seat and one for each Sen- ments voted by the electorate. WOULD BLOCK METERS The initial effect of any injunc-l
charity, sponge off their children or just die of
Hg Explained that the Forand >ill would change the Social Security Act to include hospital-surgical-nursing home care fc those already on social security.
It would provide payment for 60 days of hospital care, for another j 60' days of nursing home care ....H li |and for medical service and sur-| Judge ZlOm Will Hear gery for those who have to exist|
.. >. '^““'•’Thousands Cheer for Saddened Rhee
The cost, he said, would be only one quarter of one per cent more in social security taxes to both the employe end the employer.
“This wouldn't be supporting myjjfliQti" .!•* fl'-i.
he doctor would get paidj and the hospital would get paid by the money put into the social security fond. It is like a private insurance policy.	•
on uieir way ui iwcniRdn iu auirb - ”,— ..7 v	..	. '
a holdup, and nearly shot, the offi- from installing meters on the site cers allege. Their lives , were of the old Perry street police head-spared, thf two officers said later, [Quarters. There are plans to use when one of the four. Demitrios the cleared site temporarily as a
The amendments, one in par- ,	W0U,dnt have
ticular, could lead directly to '°"er *'* ite* » Bh|* ,Up ,e** *° Straley’n ouster •	he'P he **** Hospitals wouldn’t
[lose money treating the aged. Pub-1 Commissioners Milton R. Henryj|(c welfare agencies wouldn't have iand Robert A. Landry claim in to spend the $300 million a year! their lawsuit that voters could not they now spend on taking care.of
’Jimmy” Tsermengas, talked Kean;Par't*r'8 lot. out of the shooting.
Kean was murdered in a Com-1 merce Township cottage that same month. His body! however, wasn’t discovered until September 1958. ★ ★ ★
Tsermengas was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in Jackson Prison. The fourth man is serving a prison form in Texas. ,
Friday Deadline-to Sign for Driver Training
Friday is the deadline date for all young people in Waterford Township who want to take the summer driver training course.
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I Befor said he would not ask for {maintaining Order in Seoul and {s hearing until Willman and Ewart other major cities under martial have had some time to study the law.	.
suit,	"	The announcement said the 64-
Because of the complex history {year-old vice president-elect, his of the parking lot system, intensive wife, Maria Park Lee, 52; and their legal preparation and research will {sons, 2nd Lt. Lee Kang-suk, 22, and be necessary, said EWart.	ILee Kang-uk, 19, committed sui-
cide at the home of a member of the president's secretarial staff, a friend of Mrs. Lee.
The program, scheduled to begin June 20, will be conducted from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. It is not necessary for an cnrollee to be a high school student to participate] in the summer course.
make a clearcut decision when I they voted on the amendments April 18 because there was more than one change involved +	* A
This, the two plaintiffs allege, was illegal under a
County to Protest Equalization Hike
The announcement gave no details, but it was understood that the elder son — whom Rhee and bis childless wife had adopted-shot his parents and his brother and then turned toe gun on him-
City Attorney William A. Ewart will rely on the feet that the two amendments were approved as written before the vote by the state attorney general.
He also is expected to allege in today’s hearing that Henry and Landry' had "capricious and political’' dims behind their, suit..
(Continued From Page-One) showed increases in equalized valuations over tost year's, while three tBrandmy Southfield and Soring- The bodies were moved to the
barbed wire barricades were put up,' apparently in fear that crowds- which sacked Lee's home
The Weather
rail U.S. Weather Burr, a Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY - W rloudv end rather eeel tedai. high
I tonight, lew «. HU ■ds light variable today
field), showed decreases.
In the cities, there were 16 with increases and six with decreases.
-L Pontiac's valuations, for example,........................— - .
cnrollee to ,a|climbed from $319,580,931 to $332,-{Tuesday would try to wreak M to j^Lju	jgsnnce on the bodies. But no such
The cities make up $1,286,835,590 attempt -was made; of the county total. Townships Lee and his family had been in represent $606,466,711.	{hiding since the rioting resumed
This means, in effect, that cities.in Seoul Monday night. -will pay 68 per rant of the county's The American-educated Lee bad , taxes.	lived his political life in the.shad-
-. ow of Rhee, the man he idolized. I He served as the aged leader's closest aide, friend, hatchet man, land was his choice to succeed Mm Tin the presidency.
Ewart said this morning that if Judge Ziera issues the permanent restraining order blocking certifi-
Metropolitan Army Hospital,
clerk and secretary of state the amendments would be “pretty much dead."
The city has 30 days after the] vote to certify their passage to Lansing. Ewart wouldn’t speculate what legal recourse, might be left should the injunction be issued. <
' Michigan Bell Plans Southfield Building
{Hon. Young Daughter
Dmlm TemSeratare*
DETROIT (UPD—Michigan Bell I Telephone Company today an- . >•,	... k ■■
. Inounced plana for a s»x million At HirAhltA 3 111 I m dollar, 3-building construction pro-	u
51 gram oh the sits of its 40-acre ,	____ ■_ ■'' -
[accounting center at Southfield and TOKYO (AP). — Emperor Hiro-
Hlghrat lempfr»ture ............
Ldwrat tamperatura .............
Mmb tamprratura ................
WrathdT—Bunny
On* Trar A*» In T*otU*
Highest temperature .............
Lowest temperature ..............
Hess temperature ................
Weather-Rein
Highest end Lewetl Tea*eratnr«
d* Id iLUliit.
hito’s youngest daughter, has gotten herself a job as a disc jockey.
Unthinkable! Preposterous!” gasped die-hard traditionalists, "Splendid! Wonderful!” exclaimed members of the younger whom fun-loving ex-Princess Suga, 21, is a heroine and symbol of the new Japan.
Never la the long, proud history of the Chrysanthemum Throne has a member ol too Immediate Imperial family, boon known to take a salaried Job
l ljr. Ddna P. Whitmer. superin-1 nmw* u,e ' tendent of schools, will attend the The vivacious girl, who last iCentral Elementary School PTA. month became Mrs. Takako Shim-IFair, "Family Fiinorama,” tomor-lazu. will, appear dailF except Sun-
Northwestern highways.
★	■*	it'
The company said construction 5 is expected to start in June, with completion scheduled for the sum-ter of 1961.
$	*	*	»
The new buildings will replace some persent quarters which most be vacated and also provide a service facility for the area
To Explain Tax Hide
the old and sick.
Money that would come in if the! Forand but were passed would take care of most of it. Mfe’ll be out Friday and Saturday to help it along.”
CORRECTION
The following - Items were incorrect in our advertisement of Wednesday's Pon- • tiac Press. They should have been listed **:	,
$59.50 "Handkerchief" Table In solid cherry, fits in comer, approx. 30" square when open 12 at this price) . -. .$99.95
$I50!00 „ Slate-top Commode. Italian Provincial, vellum fin-Ish . ..........$119.50
WIG6S
24 W. HURON
Who Else But SIMMS Would Sell These Smart Summer .Shoes At Such LOW PRICES?
LADIES' MISSES' - GIRLS'
Flats ami Summer Sail Olelhs j
Value t« $3
s’rrancieea ft. 4s|tow night to speak to parents about 'ViSm Is	Board of Education’s propo-
niiliStn n s« sal fra a 2.8 -mill increase in the 'pj u ggjvoted tax-' rate.
day on a 10-minute program recoriHngs' called “Princess Time” put i on by a local imttet of the Nippon Broadcasting Co. 1
SIMMS Hen MORE FAMOUS DRUGS
at LOWEST CUT-PRICES!
Make Uu Provo It Shorn PH. mud Sot.
Just look over this edv. — full of SUPER-SPECIALS . . . wanted and needed DRUGS at LOWEST PRICES. Rights reserved quantities.
Ne Upaet Steasach wMi PaaMuc	91J1 AVi
BUFFERIN TABLETS 8T
Per Hsedeehee and Neerelgle BROMO SELTZER	Rag. 91c Site	IV
Regelir 57c — Popular Laxarivo •< PHILLIPS MAGNESIA ■>»		39*
Fra Upea» Stomach — Adult and Child PEPTO-BISMOL	Reg. 9le l-0*i.	IV
Aide Liver Me Flew — Faraeos CARTER'S PILLS	Reg. |UI Pkg. 100	ST
Single Edge Blade* — Pack of 10 GEM RAZOR BLADES &		44*
minit-rub"*’*	Regi 79*	53*
Far Diuretic Aid te the Kidneye DOAN'S PILLS	Reg. 90*	57*
A	LILLY'S
| INSULIN
If	U-40	U-SO
I	99<	1”
A TRIG Roll-On .
1 DEODORANT
for m li	Mea	/ Z,
Ml HIM —IT|Hr
sic puiR-iurroir
TOOTHPASTE
69<
BUIPfZf
TABLETS
%",r. 89'
mmaammir
Large tceneoiy Slue — tegular
Pepsodent Toothpaste
RifrMbinj Clrjl*■ and Mouth Wash	.
CEPACOL—16 Ozs. ”
F—«ne WhHoe —»1 Oaoee Sfoe
A&D OINTMENT	.
The Fneeai Chewing Cam Lesettvs	,
FEEN-A-MINT	S
Wen-Aleehefle. Cniisfodl — VT Added
VITALIS Hair Tonic ^
Decongestant far Cefde, Hey Favor, ate. ,	., <>
DRISTAN TABLETS .Vtf
Pepoler Antacid — Peek ef 100	*77
GELUSIL TABLETS
The Shampoo that Glorifies the Heir B n ie
HALO SHAMPOO * ^
49i
Tf
53'
46'
Ai 1 l22
19
uhoim's „
ZYMACAPS Vitamin
Ash Troys
Ret- Me 26*
logr. fte
SMOKERS' SPECIALS r« FiMey tSatudAT
MILO DOMINO DILUXI
S5? OIIABETTES
Cation li Pfcft.
109
(Plus 6c tax) No limit—buy ell you A that low ^rtce. •••esoesneeeeeeeeeeeo
BANKER'S CHOICE'
7i CIGARS
Box of 25	139
Regular $1.75 value.
Full’box of 25 eigen.
KING EDWARD*
7*CIGARS
of SO ra69
Ha*. UN rain*. Amen- M cel larger* aeUiag clgir
Choice of Famous Brands
PIPE TOBACCO
k^.$i.S0V*Im o 27
Choice of Mm Albert.	I
Velvet. lUlelgh*. Helt dr	■
HSU, it-ouoc* CAM.	■
BOOK MATOHES
SO Mu Hi
Reg. We Certeo ’ VJ Regular Me carton of M booba—get 1000 light*. ~ Limit 1 carton*.
snneneonoeeoseeeeseee
Non-Spill BEAN M«
SIMILAC or BAKER'S Baby Formnla
Regular 27c Valuo
Ce*.
Choice of..eith«r brand liquid formulae ______________________
lOHNSON'S
BUT
TRAVEL KIT
P
$2.25 IVINFLO
LAYETTE SETS
J4-Pi«ce Sal lot Feeding
I”
69c IVINFLO
MEASURE PITCHER
fall 3l-e«. Sl*g lot Fotmnla
49°
25* IVINFLO -
NURSING R0TTLES
4 or l-ot. i/nii—Complofe
6’1

Drug Dept —Mela Flora
FiIt All Models Since 1949
SUNBEAM SHAVER CUTTER t COMB
199
•egofar f)Ji	/
Cutter blade and Genuine fee- a
SCHICK
Powerthover
I6.S0 Doable Reed ™
Nr Medafa ‘20'-II' « Whiskewoy
16.69
488
» w. aegtoaw -Mete Fleet
THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 28, I960
THREE
When Ponfiac Merchants Stage a City-Wide Bargain Event-
Simms Reduces Prices Even Lower
• SUPER-SAVINGS FRIDAY ui SATURDAY - S A. It to It F. M. e
TmD im ttri • W* <h town |*jl Hi wHb liVl Ml Ian i. . mm wimim la la kMu' ktrnlis . . . kavt'i I •*b*r »4v.-(all ar typtoal «_ —aja H hair lav wt'v, aal
SPMB SUFSE-SFRClAt
"World? s Most Famous Hand Caro**
mm lotion
With JERGENS MQISTUIE CREAM $1.19 Value —BOTH FOR—
NO SHOPPING TRIP IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A VISIT TO SIMM1
Flashlight - 2 Cell
UL Approved—first Quality
0enndROMEX Win
14-2 A|> CM Any
Win	Lenjtk
White You
Nr Ft.	Wait!
•	4-2 Remax and Cround. ...full. 4c
12-2 Immi Wire...par ft. 4Vic
•	2-2 Rental and Creand par ft. SVic
K IQ. battery. IZaltory a
10« ROMEX Wirt Connectors
39*
1.96 Etectrie ExtonsioR Cord
35-foot length for ham. ‘fattory ar Sana aae.
2.49 TroikleUght-25 Ft.
AU With 3 War Sackala
EXTENSION C01D SR
ft
5* TV Load-io Wiro-Per Ft.
SCO ohms, pintle matter rarirtant InxuUtlota aa limit
30* Octagon Rons-Each
4 Inch box v)th naWanlaad finish, tote Oa on each on
25* Toggle Switches
Single pole twitch ta Raal nMalaal bakallta cups..
20< Receptacle-Each
39* Baoaptnte Bern- Each
General Electric Brown Single Pole
Silent Mercury Switch
Regular $1.00 Value
69'
15. Switch Hstss-Eacli
_ Choice of toggle at receptacle plate.. Metal ar pla»tlc .
36. OoRiag Receptacles
4-tach porcelain receptacle. Keyleee style far ceinnge—
35* Carrent Taps
Tap eaa^leto with pntt chain. Save Sc'on each one.
70. Octagon On with Hanger
4-tne> hat with gahranlaet n
Modem PULL-DOWN
Light Fixture
Modem Square Design
Light Fixture
S2J95
Value ' ■ . -
For dining rooms, living mom, or bedrooms. Large square shades, patterned glass, bulb extra..
Modem style 'light fixture with reel to pull-down fixture where more light is needed. Style as shnwry-but not exactly Bulb’ ; extra.
39* Romex Staples-100 for
1.00 Wire Strippsr and Gutter
Genuine SUNBEAM Electric
^ PORTABLE mixer
1377
General Electric	General Electric
Automatic Toaster	Sprey4tssn Iron
ICTHH *n*9't,,M	Wm Beg. *21.00
Ell IT	|^Ml548
$| Helds	JSsSSKl' 41 Hold.
Chrome plated 2-slice toaster with autombtic shade Control for light or dark toast.	Now you can siprlnkle your clothes while ironing 'em — dial control tor steam, ary end spray,
2‘/i-Quart WHISTLING
Tea Kettles
U.SS Waive—NOW
Polished aluminum — ai
r
For Outdoor Sweeping
PUSH
BROOM
Reg. UJ$
heavy hardwood with Imported Palmyra fibres. Complete with ] screw-in handle.
Foe THAVELS—TV—PICNICS
22-Pc. Snack Sets
Reg.
$1.49
68'
enamel finish.
Pom Spouf Cop oa Tbit
GAL. PICNIC IUG
*2.5* Value
199
Far Law* or Potto
SNACK KADDY TRAYS .
m
Rig Seleclion—Low Price
Bar-Be-Gue Needs
34*
Ladies' NYLON Pnrses
tut return
97*
*1.00 Barbecue
APRONS .........
75c TOASTER— far bread
teg af stave or grill .
Flasher laiaty Laatera
Regular tlJS
99*
As shown — SicHite PLASTIC SET with 4 plates, 4 cups, 4 knives, 4 spoons, colorful plastic. Many house uses.
Flberglo. Insulated
"Cato Coaler" Chest
18-Inch ■ Grill 24-Inch High
Exactly’ As
Pictured
BAR-B-CUE GRILLS
Regular S4M Seller	099
All steel grill with removable tegs to U make it portable—large 18-in. diameter top, side carry handles,
24-Inch GRILLS £88
Regular' se es grin vlth tubular l*gi. rolling W . Wheels, elevoting grill. All stool. .
. 24-Inch GULL With	1 dN
Motor and	Hood ..................... 14
Grill Cover*—Sunproof	-	o98
—waterproof,	vinyl plastic .......... O
Folding Style—All Steel Frame
Lawn Chairs
$5:95 099 2
Value	$6.99
Eleetroweld steel" tubing frame with I-ply sunfnst nylon and vinyl plaitlc fabric ae ' and back. Rigidly braced all itcd frame.
Adjusts to 6 Positions—Steel	jT^M
CHAISE LMKE	*
$17.98	1 088
Value	|
Strong uran webbing scat '.and backing.
Steel tubular frame, tuts to 6 positions . . . portable, folds completely. .
MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS
atonal results.
WAHL 7-Piece Home Electric Barber Set
Regular $9.95
C39
0 par
year by cutting hair yourself.
PIUS THESE HANDY, EASY-TO-USE
2-CELL
FLASH
U6HT
Reg, We
19
Regular S4.IS
Cotton bunting -
Regular *16.25 Paine Lady Sunbeam Deluxe razor with one-side for underarm shaving and other for the lags.
let Qualify lead
6* Pencils
50c Yalme
10 iff
15*
WASH 'N WEAR
MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
S 1.49 Seller,—Now Pint quality — short ■leave shirts In ehoice of patterns and colon. Slice 8-M-L.
97‘
Arch Rapport Styles
Child's TENNIS SHOES
Rag. 92.29
Now 50 STar
FUGS
3x6 FI. Flsg Sets
288
LOWEST PRICE for Gift-Giving MOTHER'S DAT oil GRADUATION"
Lady Sunbeam Ralor.
795
■ *
CRAYOLA
CRAYONS
t 59e
BARGAIN BASEMENT
SPECIAL PURCHASE—Sale Priced
SAVE OVER HALF
We Cash Pay Chsfck*— No Purchase Necessary.
98 'North Saginaw St.
Rights
Quantities
Chenille Drapes
nch Size
29
Big 66x90-lnch Sis*
ENDICOTT-IOHNSON
Men's Oxfords
97 Quality
Values. to $2.49
-Luxurious Chenille drapes in variety of solid colors in ehoice of plain stylos or' with designs. Limit 4 pairs.
*oaoooeaooaaoooooooooaoosoooooooeooooooooooo Ilz22-Inch—Non-linfing
First Qualify—f SfWsa
CHILDREN'S OXTORDS
L 84.96
Terry Cloth Dish Towels
Regular JR Fer 1 CO
Mela.	I
REVERE' 100% WOOL
MENS JACKETS
J99
—Now
100%. wool in blue, red or natural colors., Zipper front, slash pockets, knit- collar' and cuffs and waist. Sizes 36 to 46 but not every size in every color.
$9.95
Value
Ai
l" 2
'CONE' Denim
Men's Jackets1
93J5 Value
00
tfaliaed lot Summer Wear
Boys' jackets
to $3.98
Washable rayon In mviral 1 zipper front. Sisal *
E*Ira Thick Bobber Sole*
Men's Canvas Oxfords
Reg. 92.49
Ivy League Styles—WASH ’n WEAR
Men’s Dress Pants
959
In AH Sizes 29 lo 42 Cords and solids In -tan, brown, black or blue colors. New style—no back buckle, famous makes.
MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS
GIRLS' end LADIES'
Summer JACKETS
Priced to 92 JO
Many styles — many colors. ‘ Famed FRUIT-OF-THEjLOOM In Girls* 7 afcUfr Ladies' 10 to 20.

FOLDING STROLLERS
$8.95	£88
Value	r\
Lightweight Basket-Weave
LADIES' 100% WOOL
Sommer Toppers
3s9
$12j98 Catalog Value Just right for cool summer evenings—choice of navy or coral colors. Sizes 10 to 18.
Form-A-Uto AIRCELL Imtmlettoo
Qiiltd CRIB BLANKETS
IMS INCH SIIS
r. Many colors end pet-
1
Thro# (H Piece
LUGGAGE OUTFIT _
224.9* Value
15“
NtaU, o’nlta and
Sell and Absorbent TERRY CLOTH
INFANTS'TRAINING PANTS
5"* 99*
Elastic waist.. White or j colors. State* 2 to &
DOWNTOWN PONTIAC
" TZ_T\vVY/i

CuM
6-TIER SKIRT RACKS
H.OO
Reg.
1.69
Chromed skirt rack holds 6 skirts neatly. Saves space. Woife'i Notion* .. . Street Fleer
6-TIER BLOUSE RACKS
*1.00
R«g.
1.39
Chrome plated rack holds 6 blouses neatly. Waito'i Notion* ... Street Fleer
EXQUISITEFORM BRAS
*1.99
Rag.
2.50
White cotton, moves as you move. A. 8, C pips; slates 92-42. Waito'i Notion* . .. Street Floor
FINE QUALITY BOXED NOTES
J Bout $|
Reg. ,
2 boxes $1
High count paper, wide variety of designs. Waite's Stationery .., Street Floor
3-DRAWER OFFICE FILES
to* *23.88
Floor type, grey metal, 3 drawers. Lock and key.
. Waito'i Mlatioootf ... Street Floor
COTTON PERCALE SHEETS
*2.49
Reg.
3.09
Double bed alxe 81 by 108 sheets In white. WoHo'o Dntaeefica ... Fourth Floor
COTTON PLAID FABRIC
58**
Rtf. 98c ‘
Wash 'n wear Aristomoor plaids. Mercerized, 4 plaids. t Waite's Fabrics . .. Fourtk Fleer
COTTON FASHION PRINTS
4Yfa.$f
Drip-dry' cotton fabrics In several loyely patterns arid cokes. Waite's Fabrics ... Fourtk fleer
GROUP of BATH JOWELS
Both iJQc' Hond	Cloth. -tQ#
Rag. 99c	Rag. 59c 3/’ Rag. 29c I/’
Solid colors and stripes in a wide variety of colors.
Waito'i Liaeas . .. Fourth Floor
3-PIECE BATH SET v
*3.99
I0Q% cotton tufted chenille. 7 colors. Lid, rug, contour.
Waite's linear ... Fourtk Floor ._____________
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
*7.00
$.99
Pre-shrunk, washable, no-Iron. SoW colors and florets. Waite's 8 preeds .,. Fourth Fleer
DACRON COMFORTERS
Rag.
8.99
*7.99
Dacron polyester filled comforters In several patterns anld c< Waito'i llaaketi . .. Feertft Fleer
if perfect
•1.57
Perma-stay collar, short, sleeve sport shirts, SMU< Waite's Idea's Wpot ... llroot Fleer
MEN'S FAMOUS SIZED HOSE
Rk
Famous brand, sH cotton. Many patterns. $isea 1016 to i; Watts's Wee's Wear ... ftreet Floor
DECORATIVE SOFA PILLOWS
*3.00
In three smart shapes, many colors and two fabrics.
Waite's Ibapery. Dept,,, » Feerlb Fleer ,,
RUFFLED CURTAINS
•Wf *4.44
White flberglas br several lengths. Wash and drip^lfy. Watts's Certains ... Fourth Floor
Chromg Plated Steel!
GARMENT
RACK
Perfect for parties ond hanging stor-age. One-inch steel tubing. 61 -inches of hanging space, plus shoe ond hot rock.
9-PAlR shoe racks
' *1.99
Lo-boy style, chrome plstsid, plastic non-mar tips. Watts's notions .., Street Floor
FLOOR MODEL TV CLEARANCE
299.95	21" TV and Stereo Combination.$248
169.95	Blond Tabla Modal 21" TV ... . $138
189.95	Mahogany Console 21" TV......$158
199.95	Blond Console 21" TV	......$168
139.95	Doluxo Portable 21" TV ...^.$109
Waits's . . . Downstairs
16 H. P. OUTBOARD MOTOR—— 24995	*214
OHysr outboard-with 6-gallon tank. Forward and reverse.
.	Waits'* . . . Downstair!
4-DRAWER OFFICE FILES
to,	*27.88
Floor type, grey metal, 4 drawers. Lock and key.
______ Waite'* Itefloeery ... I treat Floor
SAMSONITE CARD TABLE
*9.88
Rag.
M.95
King-size wipe clean top. Matching chairt, Reg. 7.9S . •.	. 9
Waito’i . . . Downstair!
FOLDING ALUMINUM TABLE
*6.88
!«|.
7.99
24 by 60" six*, drop leaf style. Marbleiicd pattern. ______ Waito’i Hoeaeweres .,, Fifth Floor__
FINGERTIP TERRY TOWELS
37*
Floral on white or solid color with mylar. . Waito'i liases . .. Fourth Floor
OVAL CHENILLE RUGS
*2.00
Rag.
3.99
24 by 7b or 27 by 48 inches. Skid rtsistent, charcoal. Watts’s Uaeaa . .. Fourth Fleer
Man's Wash V Wear, Drip-Dry
DRESS SHIRTS
Rig.
2.99
•2.22
Whitt ond soft postal col-ore, Sam i - sp read co 11 a r s have permanent stays. Sizes 14 V4 to 17 and 32 to 35.
Waifa's .. . Strati Floor
MEN'S KNIT SPORT SHIRTS
*1.97
Rag.
4.00
Famous Jockey shirts in blue, gray or tan. Sixes S,M,L. Walta's Use's Wear ... Stroof Fleer
Wednesday night' with a strong argument against all Mods ot discrimination.
“A first-class nation should have no second-clear citizens," he said, adding that pragma in guaranteeing civil rights is .not enough.
‘.'America is the last real power capable of standing between the
tkxi," ha told About 400 a Democratic dinner.
It is becoming increasingly clear that unless we decide to guarantee opportunity for all people, we may well lose it lor all people,' ha aaid.
Symington, after wooing Mlchf-gana 51 votes at the Nr“—* fonvention. left for ChlcaSO.
Now Lar Quake Kills 5
TEHRAN, Iran (API — A new heavy earthquake today struck the ruined city ot Lar, adding five more deaths to the 380 persona knows to hRve perished to Sun-day’s quakes, the Iranian Rad Crass said.
Registration is limited to 24 giru i
presidential nomintiuun, wuunu up

SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9
SATURDAY TIL S:30
Stu Assails Bias,
Ends Michigan Tour
KALAMAZOO. Mich. (AP) -Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Me), who is seeking the Democratic
ShetlaxidL
AUTOMATIC DISPENSING
RUO<lfAMNO FLOOR POLISH*
NEW
LOW PRICE!
• Fori bog change -Exclusive ****** Double-Stretch
21-INCH SLIMLINE TV
• Service contrail cornea-	Rfig
149795
*139"
With MATCHING BA&!
Men's
Famous Calif. Brand
CORD
SLACKS
R«g.
4.99
The perfect casual stocks for all occasion wear. Continental styling with adjustable waist band. Completely wash and wear. 28 to 3o-inch waists with 29 to 34-inch lengths. Come in tomorrow for yours.
Waite's ... Street Fleer
Signing Starts Monday ~
Register tor frog Hollow
sis, with a 13 fee to cover tran porUOon, lunches and a camp 1 shirt
ChlHrea will participate ii
,*> Registration begins Monday for Hollow Day Camp at the Pontiac boys and girts 7 to 13 who plan to ‘ attend one of the seven, five-day
recreational periods at the Depart-
Lake Recreation Center this 1ST.
Registration at City Hall will be
craft, wood craft, cooking, srleo-
ttvtttea, all supervised by DPH
and 48 boys during each period. The first runs June 27 to July *• + dr *
Succeeding periods are scheduled July 58. July 11-15, July 1M2, July 25-29, Aug. 1-5, and Aug. 8-12.
The first African elephant waa tamed to the Belgian Congo to
Shop With Woito't Convenient Flexible CCC Charge Account!
Inquire at Credit Office ... 5th Floor
816 28-INCH 3-SPEED REVERSIBLE RoHshsil FAN
sVis *34“
Adjusts 26 to 38-inch in height. Use it in any room in your home ... as a portable window fan. W 0 s t i nghousa motor has a full'5-year warranty.
Waito'i ffoasswarss ...
Fifth Floor
BIG 25" CUT ROTARY POWER MOWER
With 4-Cyclo Brigs* fr Stratton Engine
With New IMPULSE STARTER'
|mt wind 'or'op and 1st 'or go!
# Throttle control on chrome hottdlo • Large 8" wheels • F11II year engine warranty
# Lifetime guarantee on stool dock
45-Pc. DINNERWARE
29.95	*1788	'
Value	.1 *
Special Purchase! Terrific Savings!
Fine plasnc dinnerware that will never fade, is guaranteed against breaking, yet has the appearance of the finest china! -4 lovely patterns, 45-pc. -service for 8.
The EASY SPINDRIER
Washes, Rinses, Spins Damp-Dry . . . 25% Dryer Than a Wringer!
JK g JR ■■ Your big dependable Easy Spindrier washes “ I fill . a lull 9-pound load cleaner end bright*;
with one tub, while the other rinsss, then ■ I w spins clothes 25% drier than a wringer. No Money DoVn -,ave hme, money and work, with your new Toko Months E45ynow!
to Poy!	WoltO'i . . . Downs lain
PAYS FOR HSBf inI USING I
Shampoo* any 9»l! ran (or l*M than JOr. On* roam* of ins (huh| more
m
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
FIVE
Beethoven Subs ior Wagner Who Nags Adenauer
KARLSRUHE, formally (AP)-ChancaUor Konrad AdananoT* long-standing dislike of thefcusl of Richard Wagner forced i
change Wedneeday la the opening program of the Christian Democratic Party convention.
*' * *
The convention organizers scheduled the overture to Wagner's "Die Meistersinger” to, get the party’s annual convention undor way.
After the 84-year-oW chancelk herd of the choice, It was changi
to Lading van Beethoven’s Leonora Overture No. 1
+	* A
Wagner was Adolf Hitler’s favorite composer. Beethoven wrote his Leonora overtures for an opera celebrating the triumph of freedom over tyranny.
The mfcron^ls 1/250,000th of an
Detroit to Get Bright Air Traffic Radar Setup
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Detroit Is one af 22 air traffic control ten involved in a $7,896,000 contract awarded by the Federal Aviation Agency for installed new radar-system at the
ThO contract, awarded to the
the radar receiving sets which will make the “pips’1 on a radar screen representing a plane brighter and longer lasting.
In addition to Detroit, the Air Route Traffic Control centers tentatively selected to be equipped with the new bright display systems include Indianapolis, Chicago,
Kansas City, Mo.; FOrt Worth, Min-1 neapolis, Salt Lake CUy and 15 others.
Residents In Toronto believe Yonge street may be the longest street In the world, It continues as Ontario highway No. 11 as it leaves the city ami runs an additional 885 miles.
Delta's the flame of New State College
SAGINAW (AP)—-Trustees of the new tricounty college being built to serve the Saginaw, Bay City, Midland area have named the in-
stitution Delta College.
The multi-maUon-dollar school is under construction and completion is expected by the fall-ef 1961.
It is between the three cities, about 12 miles north of Saginaw.
The United States is the second largest rice producer in the world.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS
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THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 1960
Ownid and Published Locally by The Pontiac Preu Company
HABCTJJ A.^ TOomLD
H0Wi» H, ;«IWIU u.	jam w. Pttookui».	Joan* A. Biwr.
vie*i Pmldant and	Secretary and Editor	Tnaium and
Local MeartWnt	ClanUlad Manater
Sec. Herter Castigates South Korean Regime
^Secretary of State Hama's long delayed rebuke to the South’Korean government climaxed a series of undemocratic acts toy Pres. Sywgman Rhei and emphasizes the seriousness of the situation.
By his brutal suppression of political opposition and other strong arm methods and his more recent ban on trade with Japan, he has brought his coun-tryjo the brink of political and economic disaster. Charges of police brutality, intimidation and ballot box stuffing are widespread. Protests brought more ruthless methods and martial law.
Dr. Rhxx has resigned. Foreign Minister Huh Chung will now run the government until a new election can b*held.
; Created under United Nations apspices, South Korea has cost the U,S. dearly. More than 33.0QQ American lives were lost in that war and $$.5 billion in aid has poured into the country to support Rhxi's dictatorship.
★ ★ ★ • President Eisenhower's plans to visit Korea on Jane 22 are now in question. The U.S. can not afford to affirm its confidence in > the undemocratic rule of Dr. Rhee.. More than Korea is involved. Other Asian nations will be watching to see how we support democratic ideals id Korea.
propriations bilfc\alone. That leaves little time for such important matters as tfie education bill, foreign aid and health insurance for the aged. Other measures Jor which there is a strong demand include bills to relieve the wheat surplus, to raise minimum wages, Increase postal rates, defense reorganization and to set up a Youth Conservation Corps. *.
★ ★ ★
Much preliminary work has been done on these and other proposals but many will fall by the wayside because the civil rights debate took most of the session.
Lawmakers will have to work • overtime to avoid the risk of being labeled a “do nothing Congress.'' As a further handicap Democratic leaders may push a number of controversial measures which they know would be vetoed by President .Eisenhower. This weuld give them a political advantage and embarrass Vice President Nixon.
‘Why Can’t Al Localities Have the Same Dog
Why can’t every town pad village have the same dog lawsT Two strays, evidently dropped here, have been running loose irf our neighborhood. One stayed nights in our garage an winter. I also read rabies an on the increase. Why lot a child get mangled by a dog that someone Just didn't take care of?
Lake Orion
School Tax Issue Stirs More Letters
Reader Has Faith Freedom Will Win
Traveling Heavy
It’s difficult for me to under- It’s unfortunate the change had stand The Press at times. You to come about only after riots and * take the hide off the City Com- bloodshed, hut the recent triumph r1”*"" but have nothing but of democracy in Korea should praise for our School Bosrd. You give hope to those who sometimes went after the City hammer and doubt that freedom will ultimately tang ever the hospital bond issue, win out All people the world over but you ask us to give the School have the same desire for freedom, Beard another 2.8 mills and you and no matter how harshly K’a can’t substantiate why they need beaten down, eventually the peo-lt. You ask us to give almost pfo will rise against dictatorships another million a year in taxes and tyrants. Jug look at history, after they put on an extra 155	Hopeful
mills this year called unlimited	———
11 Strangers’ Kindness
another (500,000 this year. They _	,	. n .
wiii also get tho t4 variable Gratifying to Parents
miUage, aa I'm told the ballot
will Just say 2.8 mills and nothin Recently while shopping we had e]M< ■	the terrifying experience of hav-
David E. Lagg ing our four-yearnld wander off. 711 Melrose.	It was wonderfully gratifying to
*	_	see how many, many people wen
What about all the primary concerned end helped in the money the school district collects search.
David Lawrence Says:
By JAMB J. METCALFE
We DID Interfere in Korean Affairs
from the State of Michigan? I understand you collect on; over 4,000 children who go to private schools. I’m told it’s {26 a child. These parents pay the same taxes.
~ School Board argument doesn't hold water, it's the it*
Mr. aad Mis. Lyle MacDennaid
Portraits
China’s Red Premier Qut to Settle Borders
•	Seeking to repair Red China’s pub-, lib reflations, Communist Plthie Minister Chou En-lai is touring Burma, India and Nepal. He obviously is worried over the disillusionment of non-Communist Asians to his ruthless invasion of Tibet and occupation of areas in India, Burma ard Nepal.
Aware of the harm done the Communist cause by Red China, •
;Russia’s Khrushchev a few ' months ago made a good will tour -through Asia. He conferred with
•	Chou at Peiping and no doubt -urged him to make overtures to !his victims.
;In Burma ChoU seems to have agreed to a border settlement acceptable to the Rangoon government. But while doing so he injected an ominous 'note. By 1965, be said, Red China would be building nuclear submarines.
■ : ★ ★ ★
; Chou’s reception in India was de-_ scribed qia “correct but cool" with an underlying note of hostility. It coilld scarcely be otherwise -while Communist Chinese troops still occupy the . territory of Ladakh which the Indian people claim as their own. Prime Minister Nehru justified the visit by egplalning that conversations “were necessary to end Chinese occupation of territory claimed by Lidia."
★ ★ ★
Nepal is next on the itinerary. Here expansionist China claims Mount, Everest. Perhaps Chou will settle for complete control of the lower slopes.
•	It would be of great propa-. jganda value to the Communist
•world if India and Red China settled their differences before •the summit meeting in Paris •next month.
Congress Works Hard Pending Adjournment
Congress has passed only one ipajor piece of legislation this session—a mpderate civil rights bill. Less than 11} weeks remain within which Congress faces jui enormous volume1 of w<}rk before adjournment.
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More than a month -is likely to be r^ulred to 'complete action oil ap-
The Man About Town
Best in the State
Record Is Established by Oakland TB Sanatorium
Fill it up: What's said at liquor , Joints, gas stations—cemeteries.
Much of the credit of the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, according to Its Medical Director,
Dr. James Cheng,
are its average period for-effecting a cure and its second admissions, both the lowest of any TB sanatorium lh the state.
The local sanatorium, largest county TB sanatorium In Michigan, la now running close to Its capacity. Case finding projects now under way will undoubtedly bring in n\any new- patients.
Until pur contest closes after next Thursdayqgames. the standings of the top batters In the American League, who have been at bat 25 or more times, will be published In this column. Following Wednesday’s games they were:
____ _	o	aii	a	h	per.
Lempe, bnu City	*	34	t	IS	.Ml
Mewron. New York	(	M	S	H	<*•
Alll.on Wubintton	lit	41	I	IS	.in '
S S* 1* " 35
Detroit papers are claiming that, according to .District Census Supervisor Jack H. McDonald, "
. Wayne County’s Radford Township now has the largest population of any township in the United States. The 1960 census gives it 71,046. We’re waiting’for the figures on our Waterford Township.
Back from a few weeks’ sojourn In Arlr sons,
Elmer Lawford
phones me: "They put out dome beautiful pictures on that state’s flowers and scenery, but they don’t tell you that it’s mostly desert, or that nearly everything Is equipped with thorns, even the toads.”
“You may call this a late spring,”
phones------------ • .■ -----------'
Almond Brearley
of Lake Orion, “But our cat commenced running out nights late in jPebruary—and delivered her spring batch of kittens this week.” .
“An Incurable disease, but fortunately never fatal,” is what
Jasper Huntley
of Drayton Plains calls this annual epidemic of pretty pictures in the seed catalogs Knd ori.the envelopes.
The weeds will get an early start in the garden of
George Penrose
of dariuton, unless he can borrow a cultivator. The pair of robins who built a nest on his cultivator last year are playing a return engagement!.
- Basing our ideas on present day events and the workings of political conventions, this column is. now inclined to think that it will be
Rockefeller and Nixon on the Republican ticket, and - Stevenson and Kennedy as the Democratic standard bearers.
WASHINGTON—When is a problem "internal” and when is It "external’1?
Governments, including our own, have long reserved the right to determine the answer, to that
the situation la s manner which would permit the orderly functioning of democratic government In (be Republic of Korea.” Coincident with this, newspaper,, dispatches from Seoul related that
Whatever the eveataal outcome of the (Haorderm, tho fact remains that America exerted pressure to secure a change of regime. It
ing to 'raise tlwir taxes, as well	*■ * J?*rWual •
as Industry, and industry has been Tl»t mens to much to me . leaving Michigan for better tax climates. Industry wants less taxes, not more.
William J. Klrcher
A a _ •	• - umpwiwww uuui utoui mutcu uiut	_
question tor ^ Americtn ambassador there SoiTaS W“ PUttin* he*Vy Pres*ure 00
are concerned Pre8‘dent Rhee to resign.
are concerned, and they have "The Korean public needed no resented any out- further word of encouragement to side interference «“** «"J>|gger and bigger street' „ .. . ..	demonstrations, some of which got
or a ctation. out of hand and spread from Seoul What has hap- to other cities of South Korea, pened in Korea ----------------------——---------
The purpose, it is argued; was, of course, benevolent—that the end justified the means.
This, however, is precisely the argument that lias been used again and again in other acts of intervention.
me with peace and calm , In every happy way ... With inspiration every dawn ... To live •- better day . . , Because, dear friend, I know so welt ... I
2181 Klrcher CL	S“£pend	* • ' W1*nevcr
^	I need any help^. . . You are ao
Why has the School Bond can- good «ad tree . . ^ You muato reled the debate before Women’s	“W everywsnt ... Though
Voters League? .Are they afraid f“*y nt'fr f* * • • to let taxpayers know •the true "*at	me • • v“
lacts-»	more loving task . . . With every
, Mr. Downes used their own fig-	1 still coald
ures at the Will Rogers School , T**1 ' • • My^hwnbto ad-- - miration and . . . The gratitude
(Copyright INS)
presents a paradox in the history of* interna-LAWRENCE tional affairs.
President Eisenhower told his press conference Wednesday that the United States had not intervened in K o r e a n governmental matters. He said:
“To charge America with Interference la tho Internal affaire of Korea U ait correct. ...
“No interference of any kind was ever undertaken by the United States and we had no part in ... JUVRHMI inciting or know anything about think he could get the inciting of this difficulty.” along without *	*	*	them now. Some
But the President also said that days he doesn’t he had previously expressed take any and through the State Department di- every little thing reedy to the Korean government upsets him the hope that the irregularities in “I think a young connection with the recent election person should not In Korea “couid.be stopped.". use such drag* Tills, as Elsenhower himself but I can see no] remarked, was published. All the Korean newspapers, to be sure, printed it with large head-
Dr. William Brady Says:
Take Tranquilizer Pills Only'on Prescription
“I do not agree with you about dying. In old movies whiskey gave tranquilizers for daytime and hero and villain strength to carry sleeping pills at night, for older an against all odds, people. My husband never took
and they wouldn’t deny they had
ample funds'for this year and 1 reel‘ „	. .. ____
next. They also didn't deny our	copyright, ism
school taxes, in dollars and cents, . ......—,1
had almost doubled in five yean rT|iA Almonap
and they ended each year with a *11C AUllOliaL
large surplus. In their talks they gj y.te^e pm, international
also Implied the tp we voted is T<xjay is Thursday. April 38, the
used for operation, but that wasn t 119th ^ ^ y* ytVt «ith 247
the purpose we voted it for. They	1960
said at the. time, ‘and The Press	+	★	★
The moon is approaching. Ms first quarter.
The usamlng stare are Mars,
until he was 74 and I do not
“I can da with a Bft" familiar excuse tor tndul The truth to of rouree, from lint to last
Is a
quoted the same, it wps to be 6.2 for buildings and 2.5 for opere-tion. This was emphatically stated and if was to relae {9,250,000 to build new schools. We all agreed and voted for it. It was never
intended for operation onfy. Are _ ||_____________________________VV
they trying to puB the wool over pretident of the United States, wes
our eyes?
born in Westmoreland CMnty, Va.
Pontiac Township Taxpayer
use in withhold-' ing them from a DR. BRADY person of his age.
When he reads an article such as Whether thq State Department yoU wi^ejibout using tranquiliz-
...	..	Z . r	DIM onrl Knekt.isw.iM La ------- ■ -
It dulls or benumbs conscience, sense of respansiliUty and judgment—« state the dragged individual attributes to a "lift.”
Signed lettsn as* mors Uws sas. PM* or US word* long o*ruining Is perroosl bssUh sod hygltoS, ~
umsrs«^*lDr’wtuaa*aggerated; it Is the highest achievement of man. - Thomas
(Ospyrlgto MN)	Cariyle.________________________________
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Plan for Child’s Question on Sex
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY A wise man It mightier than a strong man. and a man el knowledge than he whs has strength. —Prsverba 84:1*
it it a
Great is wisdom; infinite is the value of wisdom. It cannot be ex-
la 17N, mutiny hrefca out on the British ship Bounty aad aa a result Capt. William BOgh aad 11 aatlore were ort adrift la a launch. They reared mere than 1.000 miles to Timer.
In 1878, Lionel Barrymore, American actor, was born.
considers that its advice given at a critical jnoment in the history of the Korean Republic was or was not “intervention,” the fact remains that the Korean people were publicly advised through the press that the Washington government and the Rhee government were, in
era and barbiturates he worries about being a dopester, and that upsets him. He is not -a drinker-just nervous and a poor sleeper. (Mrs. E. W______________-)"
There have been numerous similar protests against my teachings regarding the use of tnnquiliz-effect, parting company and that a ers, barbiturates and narcotics liy “reprimand,” as some of the news- elderiy persons, especially the use
papers called it, had been administered to the Korean government by the American government.
GOES STEP FURTHER Dissident'fact ions, of course, -needed no further stimulus—They, knew the American government
of the most readily available narcotic, alcohol.
Please bear in mind that my teaching or advice applies to persons who begin the use of such drugs without benefit of medical —	supervision. . I do not men—to-
had "spoken." ^Even in tttoW*34 quesUon £	wtedom
hours, the Department of State went a step further.
It summoned the diplomatic representatives here of the 13 countries allied with the United States under (AN. auspices in the Korean War and told them about the situation.
Thd State Department didn’t keep this in the confidential realm of diplomacy.
* * ★
Instead, a formal communique was issued to the press after the meeting, which said:
“Those present joined In expressing the hops that there would be an early resolution of
Hie Country Parson
Verbal Orchids to-
Mrs. Edna Castteman of 28S Voorheis Road; 87th birthday. Harry Bickford
of 9S West Rundell 8t.; 88th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Palmerton of Waterford; 53rd wedding anniversary.
"Gregory Orcntt / ■ r of Birmingham; 83rd birthday.
physician who prescribes l quiiizer, barbiturate or narcotic for his patient.
Mrs. E. W.------------does not say
whether her husband is under the care of a physician; but from the fact that some days he doesn't take any, I gather he Is not.
' : S »' I* At what age does a man become elderly, senile, decrepit, ' infirm, superannuated, doting or effete? paly the armed services retire men at M. Only the federal government pays social security at U. Beyond this arbitrary age a man Is pi warned to lack Judgment—that’s the reason he is no longer lit to command aa ■ army or a fleet, although he may still be permitted to have-miaor responsibilities, such as managing the affairs at state
"Mommie, where did I coma fromf" oaks Domna. - This Is a common query at that age, to be sure you know exactly what to toy in reply or you may indirectly send a child on the road to sexual exploration and later delinquency. The truth does NOT cause salaciousness or delinquency, so get hep:
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE E - 446: Donna B., aged 3, is a bright -youngster.
♦ • ♦ .dr
“Mommie, where did I come from?” she suddenly asked her mother while the latter was en-tertaining her so-> rarity group.
But Mommie sidetracked Donna and later asked me about the mat-
just goes in one ear and out foe-other.
“You come out of Mommie’s tummy.” is thus the simplest an-
bluntly Inquire “How did I get but?”
Another 2 or 3 yean will usually pass before it shoots that 3rd question at ita mother, namely, “How
to such a question as Donna did I get inf”
Even If yw thus give the e
and other 3-year-olds may ask.
Obvtaasfy, rert anatomy, but the child regards everythtog to the abdomen aa “tummy” so yea need not confuse It hy discussing “uterus" or “womb.”
"Yes, Dr. Crime*” Donna's mother added, "but suppose Dome then asks me how she got out of my tummy? What then?”
Then tell her, for there le nothing that surpasses truth. But you can adapt the telling to a child’s level 6f thinking.
II S answers at the age el 8, It wilt hr dWatoreoted la the latter two, tor Its mental age la toe limited to'generate such curiosity.
Tomorrow I'D show you exactly why children wait a lew years be- ‘
’ DK. CRANE
.Use of tranquilizer, barbiturate,
» doctor takes Mommie to foe hospital," you ••Dr. Crane,” mothers can begin, as you outline ahe began, "at the more graphic Caesarian meth-what age	°f. “and Mien he puts Mommie
a parent tell a 1° dtetP-
“After that, he cuts a little doorway in Momie's tummy and lifts out tbe baby.
“Then ha sews up Monuple’s tammy, just as the Little Red
child such things?
“And bow much can one safely explain to a child. Isn’t there danger of promoting a salacious interest in sex by starting too early or
alcohol or tehej- narcotic unques- telling a child too much? tionatdy impairs judgment and re- j|Hbj sponsibtlity, whether use of the tong is just occasional or habitual.
A person under the influence of any such drag may not be competent to make a will, for instance.
Regardless of chronological age , a person whose judgment or re-spunslbillty is of any concern to others should use these drags otdy .under continuing supervision of a physician.
T<The weakness of air behavior may be traced to the fact that It’s never aa good aa ear lateattans — which are them-selves h» good as we’d Hke them to hs.”
A great deal-of muddy thinking about the use of alcohol emanates from the common notion that alcohol la a stimulant. In 19th century novels the brandy flask harm, quickly revived/ the wounded or * Literally, the excess information
at a loss to know what to do, and I ant sure thousands of other mothers like me would appreciate getting the proper ad^ vice.”
FACTS OF LIFE
Donna's mother is quite normal in wondering when and how she should toU Donna-the facts of life.-.
We psychologist* weren’t sure on those points till recent yean, ft ft w
Now we realize that a child’s limited mental age will accept iMy as much information as it cah comprehend, so if you offer it too much, you 4wi't do it,any
escaped from the tox. Don’t yon
Note that “reversible why” technique in the final query. And you better teB'yoitr toddlers about the Little Red, Hen story, for it is a clastic and of great value at this point.
( fh—srfr it
"But ouppose the child wants to know how she got into my tummy?” Donna’s mother proteats, "Won’t Hie ask thaf question, too?” SEX QUERIES
The usual child , at about 3 or 4 yean will ask “Where did I come from?” but doesn’t go on to the next query till several years later”"	/
Then, out of a dear sky, it may'
Meanwhile, send for my booklet “Sex Problems ot Children,’’ enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus 29 cents (non-profit).
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SEVEN
Kierdorf fyed for Parole
Herman Kierdorf, who has recorded a "real fine" prison record, wfll be considered a second time for parole next month.
* * ★ -
The elderly cigar-smoking former aide to Teamsters boss James R. Hof fa had no action taken on his "early'’ parole when he went before the parole board Jan. 11, Gerald L. Hansen, administrative assistant to the Jackson Prison warden, said.
Hansen said the parole beard gave no reason for not taking sc-~~ “ |j i February ex-
He was sentenced to Jackson,' a past record of heart trouble.
"His heart has slowed him down considerably," Hansen said.
He once said he’d never live out his sentence.
mentary ipport on Kierdorf. Ttys, llansen said, probably would be brought up In May.
Because of a large prison population, Hansen explained. Kierdorf'* parole was heard three months early, a new system undertaken by the board. His "good time" record actually wasn’t up until April 16. * * . +
The former Madison Heights resident went to prison for l to 5 yean last July after waiting out legal maneuvers which failed to reverse his conviction for possession of a homemade pistol silencer. Kierdorf, 68, insisted the silencer was actually for a lawn mower.
Await Winner tor Mushroom Gathering
BOYNE CITY (ft—New they’re going to crown a world mushroom hunting champion In Michigan.
The Boyae CHy Chamber of Commerce hao set May i-i as dates of tbe first annual notional mushroom bunting cHampton-•hip. Chamber spokesman Don Sheets says the contest Is patterned after the rules of field dog trial*.
* * *
Candidates wUI receive numbered bags, be escorted to a section of woods knows to abound la Morrell mushrooms nod start one boar of hunting at n gun rig-mi. Judges will take filled bags to bo weighed and sealed.
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The finals May S will have narrowed the field to la contestants. The. winner will be awarded trophy
cop denoting the world’s mush-
Kierdorfs latest scrape with tbe
l«w came after he visited his dying room hunting championship, nephew in St. Joseph Mercy Hos.)
■ pital.
Wage Floor for Farm?
Hansen said Kierdorf has been! ST. LOUIS Hi f— Secretarv of “no trouble at all" since being anjLabor James P. Mitchell said last] inmate.	night a study indicates extension
He lias been assigned t# the 01 miijlmum wage laws to cover! prism kitchen as a trusty. "sricuttural workers is desirable.!
lie indicated such an extension Kierdorf went to the prison hos-j would help relieve the current! pital in February when he com-j wage problems caused by importa-plnined of a shortness of breath. !tton of laborers from Mexico.- I
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 98, 1960
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Plan to Keep Bomber Force Poised Aloft in for House Boost
WASHINGTON Lf-An airborne alert ot bombers poised to strike back instantly at an aggressor may be backed b f House Spending chiefs with far more funds than President Elsenhower recommended.
Chairman George H. Mahon (D-j Tex) of the House defense appropriations subcommittee, dropped the hint during questioning of Gen. Thomas S. Power, head of the Strategic Air Command.
The SAC commander testified March 31 and a transcript was
HE’S FOR ANY GOOD DEM—Former President Harry S. Truman poses with Robert F. Wagner, mayor of New York City, during HSTs call at City Hall Wednesday. They reportedly discussed politics. Later, Truman was asked by newsmen if he thought Wagner would make
a good vice president. "Of course," he said, 'adding that Wagner has plenty of wxperienc* and "I am for any good Democrat" He said he couldn’t think about anyone running for that Job. because they are all after the presidency.
Power told the subcommittee the Air Force wanted to push ahead with stocking of spare parts and building up'crews so an airborne alert could be set up instantly if needed.'
But he indicated money requests I for this were pared down by higher | authority in the administration.
The Air Force did get 100 million I dollars last December to begin I buying parts and the budget for the year starting July 1 has' 90 million more earmarked for the!] purpoae.
Perle Mesta Predicts }J"J Johnson Next President |	4
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — Former Shi ambassador and noted hostess the s Perle Mesta Wednesday predicted "I Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-Tex)|aaid.
Reuther Still Hunts Presidential Choice
PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Walter P. Reuther, president of thej United AuaL Worker*, said 1 Wednesday lie has no personal! choice for a presidential candidate.
Eisenhower administration! spokesmen have declared these amounts enough to get ready for a possible airborne alert, which they contend is not needed now.
Power’s testimony indicated he had asked for 571 million dollars.
He urged American voters to make a decision against what he called complacency in government.
“The decision we make at the polls will shape our policy of tomorrow and for the rest of the world,” Reuther told the 12th biennial convention of the American Federation of State, County and
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Toyko Gives Sister City Hundred Cherry Trees
NEW YORK (AP)—Ngw York's “Sister City'1 Tokyo has given it 100 Japanese cherry trees.
The trees were presented Wednesday night as Dr. Ryotaro A z u m a, governor (mayor) of Tokyo, arid Mayor Robert F. .Wagner appeared in ceremonies linking their big towns in the' "Sister Cities” relationship.
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Diana Lynn Has Boy
SANTA MONICA, Calif. <UPD-Actress Diana LyniF gave birth Wednesday to a boy, die second child for her and radio executive Mortimer Hall. Both mother and son were reported in good condition at St. John’s Hospital.
Beauty of Tree Blossoms, Floats, Girls to Glitter
Henrietta Gordon Dias
NEW YORK (AP) - Henrietta Lichtenberg Gordon, 62, director of publications tor the Child Welfare League of America, died Tuesday of a heart attack.
Festival Time in Michigan
{■4Hor i not*: ThU t> tbt first la nrtM of OspMeta that Ml eeaUBM ttiroufh tho summer ncatlon Sotalwc special festivals
By United Pi The color of thousands of fruit trees in blossom, gaily decorated floats and pretty girls win be combined at the annual blossom
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The festival atarta Sunday when members ci all churchea in the area unite for the Messing of the blossoms ceremony and prayers for a good harvest.
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The festival’s climaxing event next Satnrday la a two-hour floral parade, featuring deseas of bloMMxn covered Heats, marching bands and coo turned parad-
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LARGEST NONCITRUS MART The colorful, aevcn-day pageant la staged each year as a tribute to the $30,000,000 fruit and horticultural induatry Michigan.
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Throughout the festival, visitors I will find several routes marked scenic motor tours of the a which bursts intp bloom with varicolored blossoms in early spring.
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The two-day program will Include coronation ceremonies for both a king and queen, colorful, parades, wrtea of fishing contests, a' banquet and one of Michigan's largest hone pulling tin'
Trout waters favored by fishermen in the area include the Manistee, Rapid and ftoardman rivers and Log, Bear, Manistee and Starvation lakes.
SIDE JRXPS —Youth Talent Exhibit, < Battle Creek, May 1-8.
—Perch Run, Beaver Island May 1.
tion for Rep. Gerald R- Ford Jr. (R-Mfch), was in operation today.] Former Grand Rapids Mayor Paul Goebel is chairman of the committee.
Goebel said the committee plans to set up a campaign headquarters for Ford in Chicago where the na-j tional GOP convention will be held in July.
Goebel said Ford has support la the Alaskan delegation to tho convention and “It might be possible to get Jerry nominated early at the aattattal convention •with tome help from tflfe Alaskan delegation.’
Syrian Visits Tito
A/ committee was appointed by Goebel to boom Ford at the state GOP convention in Grand Rapids next month, where the lawmaker | is expected to be endorsed Tar the ; vicepresidency,
] Goebel said he also expected j {Postmaster General Arthur Sum-| merfield, a Michigan native, to back Ford. «
Ford is serving his sjxth term in the ^House and is a personal
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Shukri el-Kuwwtly, former Syrian president, arrived here with his wife for a two-week visit. The Syrian politician led his country to friend of Vice President Riehardl
merge with Egypt into the United Arab Republic in 1958.
'Nixon, who is expected to get the} presidential nomination.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, I960
ELEVEN
Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas
Mark FerreeNewPresident
THOMAS S. DOLAN
An Oka Lodge of 8orrow will be conducted** ThomasJ- Dolan of 74 Hill St at 7;» tun. Friday at the Purvey Funeral Hamm The Recitation of the Roeary wtU foUdW at t p.m.
Service will be held at 10 a m. Saturday at St. Vincent de Paul Church with burial In Ml. Hope Cemetery.
A retired farmer, member of St. Vincent de Paid Church and Elks Lodge 810.
Surviving la e lister, Mrs. Alice E. Herrick of Pontiac.
Mr. Dolfn. 79, died Tuesday at his home after an illness of several months.
REUBEN I. POSTED
Service for formri Pontiac Resident Reuben R. Fofter, 60. of 1054 Marengo St., Flint, will be held it II a.m, Saturday at the Canaan baptist Church in Flint with burial in the Riverside Cemetery. His body Is ait the Butler Funeral Homs
Surviving besides his wile. Airy-lou, are a daughter. Mrs. Margaret Gaifsgd of Detroit; four grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs.' Cbm B. Jackson of Flint.
chUdreti; and nine brothers and stars.
Prayers will be offered at 7:30 . m. Friday af the Huntooa Funeral Home. His body will be taken to the Harrisburg mend Heine at Harrisburg, W- for service and burial.
MRS. OlfcALD- MttENEBS FENTON - Service for Mrs. Gerald (Hrien) Mereness, 58, of 913 N. Leroy St., will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Craft Funeral Home. Burial will be In the Davtdmfg Cemetery.
Mrs. ftferimeas died Wednesday ; her ‘ home following a short iUheas.
Surviving are a daughter, Mr*. William Whiter of Davisburg, a eon, Gerald of Oxford, mother, Mrs. Meda Myers, and a brother, Ealrl Lyons, .both of Detroit, and wen grandchildren.
WILLIAM C ROBINSON STERLING TOWNSHIP - Service tor William C. Robinson. 53, of 37451 Susan St, will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Cleveland Methodist Church, Cleveland, Va. Burial will be in Russell Memorial! Cemetery. Lebanon, Va.
Mr. Robinson died Tuesday et|
•t home; a sister end a brother.
Local funeral arrangements are by Price Funeral, Home, Troy.
JAMES W. SCOTT
ROCHESTER — Service for James W. Scott, SQ, of 3557 Harri-St, will be at 8 pan. tomor-at Plxfoy Memorial Chapel. HR body than will be sent to Dad-ley, Mo , for service and burial Sunday.
Mr. Scott died unexpectedly this morning at Sf. Joseph Meow Hospital, Pontiac.
Surviving' ate three daughters. Mm. "Lois Eason of Rochester and Mrs. Fern Eason and Imogene Scott, both of Pontiac; three sons, James R. of Flint, Orley B. Pontiac and Harry in the armed forces In Germany; and 19 grandchildren.
Publishers Hear Talk on Future, End Meeting
NEW YORK (AP) •
The four-of
American Newspaper* Publishers Ami. comes to a close today with election of officers.
Mark FOme, aa executive of the ScrippaHoward Newspapers, New York, was slated to succeed Tennant Bryan, of the Richmond, Va., Times-Dispatch end News Leader, as ANPA president.
An optimistic report an the future of newspapers was given the final session by Joyce A. Swan, executive vice president of the Minneapolis, Minn., Star Tribune.
Swan conceded that growth of
_	circulation had
kept pace with total population growth, but streomd that It exceeded that of adult population
He iald^*dafly circulation cUnhtftt per cent since while adult population 01 years and over) has gone op 34 per cent In the same period.’’
*	4 i
Swan also granted that there
t. to ^daSy and Sunday from SI,914,009,000 in 19* to $3,517,000,000 In 1950.
“The newspaper business, on the whoUv ls sound and vigorous and the future Is promising,” he said.
' ★ * *'
Swan said only 144 daily newspapershml been sold In the last jtoan, compared with $3330 i of controlling interests of radio or television stations.”
W # Sr
He sadi he was neither criticizing the broadcasting but specially praising the newspaper business, but that "lew i owners are interested in selling at any price.” ”
Exposition Building Is Planned fay MSU
EAST LANSING to—Plans for a two-million-dollar exposition and conference building have been revealed by Michigan State University.
The school’s agricultural engineering department said the
rnrimsn bonds to be repaid by lease dr , rental agreements. The MSU Board of Tnsteea gave the project tentative approval last year.
Plans call for year-round exhibits of the neVest types of farm, food
_ ___________________ in 'lSSol According to preliminary -estt- Processing and household equip-
than in 1949 but emphasized that mates, more than 13.500,000,000 — ment.	j
circulation wu at an alt-time high or 31.7 per cent of all advertising "This will be the poly facility ! more than 58 million dally. I dollars invested In 1969, went to of its kind in the country,” said He said newspapers don’t get newspapers. This made dally news-Arthur W. Farrall, head of the the same percentage of total ad-[papers again the number one ad- agricultural engineering depart-vertising they once did, but thativertising medium.	Iment.
Stalin took place at Yalta to Rus- J tia in Febrawjr, 1945.
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Tueeday at his home.	| Clemens, after several weeks' ill
OUT C. RACBETT
j Surviving are his wife Pauline; | [two.sons, James and Bobby, both:
Guy G Nelson 8 yesterday
St. Joseph nny nw|"wu. -	i
He was a retired employe ofL n . nL.— Fisher Body Mrisim and a peat tO rllt rlieaSClIll
tfcrcy Hospital. *\'Paneiul' Meeting
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Surviving are his wife. Althea; a son, Guy Jr. of Flint; two sisters, Mrs. Leonard (Carmen)
Gutter and Mrs. James (Marcia)
Jewell, both of Pontiac; and seven grandchildren.
Mr. HackStfs body is st the Huntoon Funeral Home.
MBS. ALBERT g. MILLER
Sendee for Mrs. Albert S. (Myrtle M.) Miller, telephone operator at Community National Bank, will he held at 11 ajn. Friday at the Voorbees-Siple Chapel. Burial will follow in Roselgnd Park Cemetery.
Mrs. Miller died unexpectedly of a heart ailment Tuesday at Pontiac* Osteopathic Hospital.
WILLIAM L. WRITLOCX ling around. 1 screamed.
William L. Whitlock of $20 Mar-	Scooter (a ^-year-old
kle SI. died yesterday at Sf. Joseph *«**«"»> «"»	JfF
Mercy Hospital of a heart ailment	after him. grabbed him.
affor a brief Alness. He was 58 (by the hqad
Under Glass
As the adage goes, "Pheasantj who go through glass wind up tinder glass,” and Mrs. Andrew j Carter, $6 Omar St., will see to! that.
Something good has to come from the rude intrusion In her,
morning when I heard an awful creak,” said Mn. Carter. “It seared the daylight* out of me. Thee I heard a toad and tot* pheasant , was on the floor, otaneod. it had smaohed right through both too storm window and toe regular window.
He came to and started walk-
An employe of General Motors Trpck t Coach Division, he was a member of the bfissfcmaiy Baptist Church and a former teacher in iMnoia.-
Surviving are his wife. Lola; A daughter, Mrs. Grace Wilkinson of Marshall, IU.; Jem sons. James L. onJwayre. Tnr fitd^ipt. 'Thomas Whhlock stationed at Fort Bragg
“It was a wild place for a while j», , foathers flying all around.” * * *
Mrs. Carter was, ,)ate for work. “I’m mad now,” she said. 'Tfi ut that pheasant under glass tonight'1
With the U.S. Army: eight grand- annually.
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TWELVE
Would Bolster Claim in Dispute
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Red China Busy Building Key Highway Into India
bet-SfaiUang highway. The Informants said Out, In the south, it crosses the 18,000-foot-high Lanak La Pass into Tibet.
ping’s claim to the northeast .Indian frontier lands in exchange for title to 15,600 aquare miles in Lfr
NEW DELHI, India m — The Communist Chinese are building a new strategic highway deep into Indian territory in the Ladakh sector of Kashmir, usually reliable sources report
The road reportedly cuts 900 miles into Indian-claimed territory
Nehru refused to agree to the swap, leaving die border issue unsettled.
PROBABLY AWARE The sources behind the highway report said Nehru's government probably is aware of the project, but is unable to do anything about it for two reasons:
The aoqrces said the project was part of a Red Chinese plan to strengthen their claims to 15,000 square miles of disputed -territory in Kashmir's northeastern sector.
The report came ealy a day
Slav Heads for U.S.
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia III -Krsto Crvenkovski, secretary for culture, left by plane for a three-week official visit to the United States. * ,
dlan side because ef anew sad extremely Ugh altitudes.
t Any move hy India to kaR the project might set off a major
Chou offered to abandon Pei-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
THIRTEEN
day remanded the Michigan Surety cage back to the lower court pending an appeal of an order
Barman Takes a Rest; Engagements Canceled
NEW YORK (It — Comedian Shelley Berman went today to the Virgin Inlands for a rest alter canceling ’ all engagements through
Michigan Surety Co.
Back in Business Today
LANSING (ft — The Michigan Surety Go. of Lansing was back in foe insurance business today. The State Supreme Court ycater-
during I960 will .have dry'wall interior construction, compared to 30 years ago when nine out ot 10 new homes were finished with several coats of wet plaster, according to Allied Chemical Corp. <
Fir for the Eitire Family at... GALLAGHER MUSIC STUDIOS
Downtown Pontiac Spring Value Days--at Sears!
Sears Has a Mower for Your Needs *
An Elictronlc Organ
MAY GET AID — Jackson E. ] McVey, »year eld Jobless nu-q
clear technician from Houston, Tex., is pictured in Washington where he la seeking gomrnpent payment for exposure to atomic dust. The Atomic Energy Commission said it is hopeful some aid could beifowa McVey. He told a Senate-House Atomic En-
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Sears Carries a Complete Line of Reels Rotaries, Riders and Hand Mowers
S6yk in San Francisco That Both Land* Want All Peoples to Bo Freoj
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-France and the United States stand together in wanting all peoples to determine their own destiny, Gen. Charles de Gaulle declared Wedneaday night.
W . ★-----it—
Thip goal of the common ideal* of the two nations amounts to | political realism In ths modem 'world, said the visiting president of. France in his address to a ! glittering banquet audience of 4,000 in civic auditorium.
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U.S. Clothiers Hate Hong Kong
Cheap Labor Used to Flood Markets With Low-Price Garments
NEW YORK (UPI)—Hong Kong, i* name that once suggested romance and glamor, today la a dirty word to American garment!
■ manufacturers.
The reasdn. is that the huge British croWn colony on China’s south coast has become the center of a huge textile and garment industry mat is flooding U.S. markets with cheap garments and wreaking havoc in our clothing In-
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The coleay still b ruled by the British but Its commerce and light industry are roe by Chinese and commercial adventurers from ail over tbe world.
The latter take advantage of the fact that the huge city is filled with millions d starving refugees from Communist China who wiH work long hours for almost nothing.
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The Hong Kong garment industry has grown enormously since the United States negotiated agreements with Japan whereby the Japanese voluntarily limited their exports of cheap garments and textiles' to U.$. markets.
*♦ Cheap garments which are giving American manufacturers «o much trouble* also serine from Formosa, Korea and tbe PblHp-pineo who have taken advantage of (ho Japanese export limitation to get a bigger share of the U.S. market.
But, according to Howard Simon | of Simon Js Mogilnor, Binning-1 ham, Ala., the country’s largest maker of children's wear, Hong Kong garments are feared most| by US. manufacturers.
try thrives partly by buying subsidized U.S. surplus cotton for eight cents a pound less than U.S. manufacturers must pay for it, making it info garments and shipping it back to the United States.
Garment imports from Hong ■Kong and Japan last year, Simon said, bad a total wholesale value of Hi million dollars, pda represented the total output of M,-000 workers la about 07 average-slsed U.S. plants.
"This .is bad enough, but the thing is growing. The textile and garment people realize that underdeveloped countries can create textile and garment industries more easily than heavier .industries and they are bound to invade our markets to some extent;” Simon, said.
"But Hong Kong is not an underdeveloped country. It is an artificial, special situation, a sort of cancer on the world’s textile and garment industry. So we think Washington should take drastic measures against it”»
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FIFTEEN
Ike Troubled on Medical Aid
Opposes Insurance Tie to Social Security and Studies Other Plans
WASHINGTON (UPI) -dent Eiaenhower Wednesday ex-preaeed strong oppooition to financing any form of medical insurance through man Mdal iecurity taxes, a *	*	* '
The Chief Executive said the White House wee having some difficulty combining dozens of health insurance plans into one workable umt which his administration would submit to
Pending, a decision, however, be said he wee utterly opposed fa form of compulsory insurance and this applied equally to financing any insurance plan by connecting it with payments by individuals or employers to the old age survivors program of die federal government.
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SPEAKS FOR DEMOCRATS — Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson of Texas told newmoen Wednesday that the Demo-cratic-controlled Congress will write its own legislative record without being swayed by threats of vetoes or pressures from the White Howe and the Republicans. Johnson’s comments followed an announcement by Republican lenders, after a White House conference, that President Eisenhower was preparing a special message1"to prod Congress on needed legislation.
Snowplows Back in Midwest
By Ac Associated Press owptawt were back in operation in some Midwest areas today clearing roads of snow and hailstones as chilly weather spread acwaa northern border states and me Gnat Lakes region.
Snow fell in the Rocky Mountain region and northern Plains while hail pelted sections in western Kansas and Texas. Snow amounts measured more than five inches in Chadron and Valentine, Neb., and'three inches in Austin, Nev.
Fairly heavy snow also was in prospect in South Dakota, with lighter falls in parts of Minnesota and Iowa.
The hailstones were so heavy on a state highway east of Tribune, Kan.', near the Colorado line, it was closed to all'* but one-way traffic Wednesday night. Snowplows cleared the highway. Hailstones piled up one foot deep in' the Waco, Tex., area.
Skies were mostly clear in areas east of die Mississippi River but there were wide patches 'of rain in the western sections.
Van Johnson Is Facing Divorca Suit on Cruelty
SANTA MONICA, CaUf. (AP)— Actor Van Johnson’s wife has sued tor divorce.
Eve Johnson charged extreme mental cruelty in the complaint
filed Wednesday! Married 13 yean they have a daughter, Schuyler, 12.
Mrs. Johnson, 42, formerly was married to actor Keenan Wynn.
Johnson, 44, reported to be in Europe, faces a temporary alimony and child support hearing May5.	.
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SEVENTEEN
Abby Says; Hint Apron Won*t Bite You
Grow Up, Son, Be a REAL
My ABIGAIL VAN Bl'REN DEAR ABBY: What kind of hoMAtwork do you thinlr k hun» baMqhghtto do? I resent having to do i Aonia'i work. It hurts my masculine pride. ,
The wife asks, me to set the table, dry dishes and bathe the ha*' by. I think hus'bands should, do ABBY men's work and wives should do women's work. How do other husband and wife combinations solve this problem?
V	ALL MAN
DEAR ALE MAN: In homes where the husbsnd’s help is needed, a "real” rqan pitches in and does whatever is necessary to lighten his wife's load.
i There are plenty of women who chop wood, haul trash and put up storm windows, and THEY don’t whine about the injury done to their feminine pride.) It takes a REAL man, who has no doubts about his masculinity, to don a ruffled apron and bathe the baby.
DEAR ABBY: My problem is unusual. I am interested in a boy who will not .ask me out because his parents disapprove of hit dating a girl Of a different religion. We are both mature college students. I fed that this boy's parents are exercising too much authority over him by trying, to chooee his Mends.
How can I make him realize that the difference tot our religion* doesn’t matter to me?
I think a person's character is what is important — not his religion. His parents have no right to stand between us. Or am I wrong?
SERIOUS COED DEAR COED: You a r e -wrong. Even though the re-
ligious difference doesn’t matter to you, H obviously matters ¥ greet deni to him. Yes,
1 'chaMicwr- ti important — * but if be defied his parents' wisbeg, he would not have the "character’’ you admire. Find a young man of your own faith with character and don't encourage this one to go against the wishes of his parents.
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DEAR ABBY: We have 4 son who is six years qU. He is at the age where he likes to' play ‘ cowboys, but his father will not permit it. He says it Is wrong toy a boy to point a gun St people, and he. will
not allow toy guns in our bouse..
When we get together with people who ha ve riiildren near the age of on! son, they all ; play cops and robbers and our little -boy baa to sit fo the corner. My husband’s mother says that when ray husband waa little, tiiat’s all be played. Is my husband right Or wrong?
MRS. S.
DEAR MRS. S.: Your husband'! theory is not practical. (I wish ft were, but let’s face it, It isn't) Causing a child to feci “different" or “felt out” often does more damage to his emotional growth- than playing wtdi tpy guns.
DEAR ABBY* I disagree with your decision that a fellow should carry a.girl's-bowling ball. If a female is strong enough to play golf, tennis, ski and bowl, she is strong enough to carry her own bowling bail. Besides, if the gentleman bowler carried HIS ball and shoes <1« pounds) and HERS (15 pounds), how is he supposed to open the door? With his foot?
MALE BOWLER
For a personal reply, write to Abby in care of this paper , and . enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Visitors Arrive in Bloomfield Hills
By BUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS - The last concert of the season was given by the Cranbrook Music Guild Tuesday evening in Kingswood School Cranbrook Auditorium. Detroit's concert pianist Mischa Kottler waa the artist.
Hosts were Mr. and Mnt. E. R. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Graham shinnick, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Gilmartin and
Mr%. Leroy W. Dahl berg, assisted by Mm. JohtiE. Kiefer and Mrs. John E. Graham, arranged the coffee tables foliowing the concert.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harris C. Mach us were hosts at cocktails Sunday in their home on Glen-hurst drive for Mr. and Mrs. Oran Sarrels Jr. of -Tucson, Ariz. The Sarrels were married in Chicago April 90. Mrs. Sar-rels is the former him. Donald S. Bell of Birmingham and Tucson. After a brief stay in
New York the Sarrels' will l|ve in Thcson.
Mr. and Mrs. Machus were in Chicago for the wedding.
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Mrs. Vincent S. Smith of Portland, Ore., arrived Sunday for a visit with her father E. A. Thompson and Mrs. Thomp-, son of Woodridge road and her brother-kt-iaw and aimer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Redfield. *
Mrs. Thompson pill give /a luncheon tor Mrs, Smith. Wednesday at her home, and others who will entertain for her wW be’ Mrs'. Leslie H. Green, Mrs. D. W. Candler, Mrs. Horace P. Shaw. Mrs. Leroy G. Vandeveer and Mrs. Kenneth E. 'Dirtier.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Booth will be dinner hosts bn Saturday, May 7, to members of the board of director* of the Junior League of Birmingham.
Husbands will join the party.
On May 11 there will be a Junior League tea welcoming the new provisional members at Mrs. William, T. Gossett's home on Goqdhue road.
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The provisionals include Mrs. Robert Aikens, Mrs. John H. Wert, Mrs. George Auchterlo-nie, Mrs. Robert E. Warner, Mrs. Frederick Bahr, Mrs. Thomas T. Torgerson, Mrs. George E. Bee, Mrs: Vincent ■Seconttne, Mrs. G. Randall Booth, Mrs. David W. Raymond, Mrs. Walter 0. Briggs III, Mrs. Ray C. Cunningham 'Jr., Mrs. Robert DenUyl,v Mrs. Frank W. Prust, Mrs. Walter R. Naas. Mrs. William Fleming, Mrs. Linus W, Llewl-lyn, Mrs. James E. Ladd, Mrs. Charles H. Gilbert, Mrs. Jeremy John Mrs. Paul Hoffman, Mrs. Arthur C. Henrie Jr., Mrs. Thomas C. Goad, Frances Kyes and Mary Patricia Sweeney, ,
Five Pages Today in Women's Section
I Prettiest dressmaker suit of the season is Bote Marie Reid’s “Medea1” design * executed in permanently pleated silky yellow /tmel. Feminine and flattering, it reflects 1960 fashion rightness. Emerging from the pool is the “Chevron" design at right. In brilliant
The bare back swim suit look spells summer sun fun. Rose Marie Reid’s pretty printed sheath at left is dubbed “Harvest.” Its V neckline drops from
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Pays Tribute to
"Rockford, ui. (upi> -Rockford College celebrates its centennial this weekend by paying tribute to its most famous .daughter, Jane Addams, “one of the nation’s first and most feminine of t|pe lady mavericks."
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The college’s Jane Addams centennial observance also will feature the inauguration bf the school’s new president, John A. Howard, former president of Palos Verdes College of Rolling Hills, Calif.
The late Jane Addams/how-ever, was to be the “heart of spirit." said
Jane was one of. the fpw females ot iser day ToThcefve college training ami was graduated will the 1881 class of the Rockford Female Seminary, better known then as the “fem-sems.”
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Jane delivered her graduation speech in Greek “but proceeded to go out into the world a little lost, even a little bit- -ter because girls couldn’t get ‘degrees’ but young men could," Ballard said.. ’
She wandered the world for nine years, making three trips to Europe, and becoming so impressed, “after her confusion.” with the pauper’s shelter in London, Toynbee Halt, that she decided she would start one ini Chicago.
FOR IMMIGRANTS Jane founded Hull House hit 1889, Ballard said^ “when the city was full of Immigrants
and more were coming and nobody was too friendly with them, either, except Jane.”
Hull House continued to in-' temational fame and was honored as soon as 1910 by Yale and Wisconsin universities, who called'Jane “one of the great pioneers of 'applied sociology."
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Jane’s father was a Quaker, banker, farmer and friend of Abraham Lincoln’s. The Addams family' lived in Cedar-ville, 111., about 30 miles northwest of here, where Jane was born.
“What chance Jane would ■ have in today’s world with her high spirit of social conscience and non-conformity will be one of the. things I speak on at the centennial,” Ballard said. "She was one of the nation’s first “and moat feminine of the lady “ mavericks, hard ih her way for causes, but very feminine.”
Other speakers at the centen* nial’s start. Friday afternoon will be Rockford College president emeritus. Dr. Mary Ash: Sen. Paul Douglas. (D-ni), and ‘ Dr. ^Eveline M. Burns, professor , of sociology, New York School of Social Work.
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At Saturday’s sessions will be Mrs. Paul H. Douglas (Emily Taft), daughter of sculptor Lo~ tado Taft, who will chairman a panel of Mills Addams’ ac-quaintances in a program called “as I remember."
Beside Mr. Howard's formal inauguration, Saturday’s ceremonies will also feature "A Journey to Jane Addams' Homestead" and "Ceremony at Grave of Jane Addams," the
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When the vocal department of Eastern ’Junior High School presents its annual spring concert Wednesday and Thursday, a television theme will prevail.
Keying its number* to popular television shows, 'the department calls its concert “An Evening With Television.”
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Musical .directors for the 8 p.m. affair which will be ,in Eastern’s auditorium are Margaret Snyder, Leonard Griffin and Williaitf Cuffing. ...
Acts include “The Bucca-. neera’’ upd “Gunsmoke" by ' the Bpys Glee Gub and "The
Garry Moore Show” by the Junior Girls Glee Gub.
Senior Girls Glee Gub will present “Adventure! in Paradise" and “The Big TOp."
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Even'weather forecasts will be covacarf when the Ntath Grade Ensemble presents "Mtas‘~ FairsfeatheF"' ,^5“;. ~	. v‘
Background settings have been conceived and executed by the Eastern Art department under the supervision of Mrs. Maurice Levine. Tickets for the
raffair j*y&Ji_open to the
public are available' at the 1 door.
Illinois farm girl who fought for playgrounds in Chicago and won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.
Club Plans Style Show Tuesday
Gloria Buck, assistant chief operator from Michigan Bell Telephone Co., showed the film “Han for Pleasant Living" for Fashionette Club members Tuesday at Adah Shelly Library.
The film was an imaginary tour of a national magazine’s model home. The speaker Mtaweff slMw or vartour rboms— in the house, discussing color schemes and decorating devices. Members then w ere asked to fill out quiz forms on the subjects covered, k k k
Three members tying for the greatest weight loss trophy for the week were Mrs. Russell Johnson, Mrs. Willard Harroun and Mrs. John Kraus. Last week’s winner was Mrs. Galen Dawson.
New members received into the group were Mrs. Jack Mun-ro, Mrs. Harroun and Mrs. Dawson.
The group has completed plans for its annual spring style show Tuesday, 7:39 p.m. at St. Thomas Hall.
Mrs. John Neaves is chairman, assisted by Mrs. David Cowan. Mrs. Peter Hernandez. Mrs. Bert Hillock, Mrs. Mar-tilths Hanson, Mrs. Matthew Fotheringham, Mrs. Edward Cook and Mrs. Wava Forker. k k k
Summer dresses and play clothes from Federal Department store will be shown. Modeling will be Mr*. Frank Reichert, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Harold Hopper. Then-age fashions will be modeled by. Sharon Brooks, Janet Reichert. Barbara Hillock and Pauline Noen. Children’s attire will be worn by Robert Bordeaux and ■WeHSTEIhh <»uk.- v -k k k
As an added feature old fash-toned frocks will be delayed.
Entertainment, refreshmfnts and Prizes will be featured.
Thrf show is public and tickets may be purchased at the .door. V ’


THIS PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1980

EIGHTEEN
Spring In Pinl^Tife^te^eV&ils ^	^	“	"T. '' e ,ri T
Business Gals Fete Bosses at 7th Night’

Members of Tipaeon Chapter of the American Business Women's Assn. sponsored their annual Boss Night dinner ’ Wednesday at Sylvan Glen Inn. Photo• graphed at the punch bowl were four "bosses* who
have attended all seven of the chapter’s dinners, frpm left, D. B. McNeil, Dr. W. 0. Roeser, Dr. Edith Roach Snyder and Maynard Van Eck of Royal Oak. Mrs. Clifford Marsh poured.
Want to Lose 5-10 Pounds?
Swim Suit Season Soon
By JOSEPHINE LOWMA.N Where you disappointed * with yourself at Easter? Did yon look lea* lovely than yon wished because of five to 10 pounds you had meant to lose before then? fit
Don't let it happen again! Soon summer clothes and swim suits will be part of our wardrobes. At this time each year I bring you my Nine-Day Reducing diet to help you lose quickly for the swim and play clothes season.
Rather than t a ki u g sulphur and mtaasaes far a spring tonic women today take fruit and vegetable juice* and concentrate on exercise and weight control. As part of your spring tonic Increase your Intake of these
You can buy them in cans prepare them at home. Of course a needed weight Joss is also ff wonderful tonic. It is as essential
to your health as it is to your quest for it You can lose five to figure.	111 Dounds on the diet Address
10 pounds on the dipt ™ui™ s for tomor- Josephine Lowman in care of The
Mavis for Friday BREAKFAST One egg One thin dry slice/of whole wheat toast ‘
Black coffee LUNCHEON Fresh fruit salad .
Two tablespoons cottage cheese One glass skimmed milk One thin dry slice of whole wheat toast DINNER
Baked fish, medium portion One-half cup cabbage, lightly cooked
Allemariders Hold Election
AHemandera Square Dance Club elected the following officers at a dance Saturday evening: James McCollum, president; Mrs. Roy MacAfee, vice president; Mrs. Charles March, secretary; and Mrs. Roy Haskins, treasurer.
Donald Shaw and Edward Baker were” elected,, to the board of governors. -
Signing the guest book were Mr. One-half cup spinach or greens land. Mrs. Buster Ravis, Mr. and One glass skimmed milk	Mrs. Edward Zelinski, the R. G. j
One orange	Millers, Richard Wiltons, Allen Ir-
If you have missed some of the vins and the Ralph Sheltons. menus and would like to have my .	1
Nine-Day Reducing Diet bqoklet State flower of Wyoming is the Send 10 cents and a stamped, seif- Indian paint-brush, a spreading addressed envelope with yotir re-'red blossom.
Gardens, Park at Cranbrook Church to Open
May 1 will mark the opening of the gardens and park of Cranbrook House and the annual spring carillon concerts at Christ Church Cranbrook. Concerts will be given each Sunday in May at 4 p.m.
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The gardens and park will be open dally except McndBs and major holidays, from 2 ta 5 p.m. until the end of October,
Gardens tickets may be purchased at the art galleries desk on weekdays and on Sundays at the main gate on Lone Pirn road. Proceeds benefit the scholarship funds of Cranbrook schools.
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Students from the University of Michigan school of music will present concerts May 1 and 22. Others who win play are Fred Fahmer of Detroit. May 9; Frederick Merrtott of Detroit. May 15, Cranbrook Founders' Day; and Mrs, Richard Buchanan of Birmingham, May 29.
The concerts are free.
and Dorothy Adair. Frances Phillips, Ike “Indy in pbtk,” directed dining room arrangements. Toastmastlr Howard Heklen-brand presided. Dr. Edith Roach Snyder gave the bosses' response to greetings extended by Miss Las-
k«- 1 RECEIVES TOPHY Receiving the Elbert Hubbard Trophy Award from Mary Veuey as honorary boss for 1960 was W. Dean Thompson Jr., divisional auditor for General Motors Truck and Gbach Division.
He was guest oP Joanne Callahan.
Sandy McAbee of Waterford TtwwWp Nigh School rendered vocal solos.
She was followed hy an original dramatic skit by a group of students from her school under, the direction of Patty Looman.
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Participating were Lind Goy-ette, Cathy Kesti, John Luttman, Mike Manseur and John Teeuwis-win.
Guest speaker WUHam J. Dean delivered humorous observations on television commercials. Committees included Elsa Leece and Shirley Lunsford, reservations; Margaret Gibbs, tickets; Asenath Borst and Mrs. Adair, program; and Dortha Reynolds and Selma Atkinson, Invitations.
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Other* assisting were Hester Welch, hostesses; Mary Veazey, programs; Julie O’Brien, publicity; Mrs. Adair and Ruth Cramer, decorations; Phil a Brown, conversation table;' Joyce Marsh and Kath-eryn Sumpter, favors; Miss Phillips, punch bowl; and Dorothy Virtues and Ruth Woodworth, photographic arrangements.
Historian-photographer was Margaret Scott.
To Dispuss Tax
Galloway Lake Cithern Committee is sponsoring an open discussion oo the seboot tax millage increase issue at T:JD p.m.May 4 In Pontiac Township Hall on Opdyke road. .The public is invited.
Seating the “bossesn was a pleasurable duty for ABWA members Mrs. Charles Irish, left, and Mrs. Albert
Adair. W. D. Hanby was assisted by Mrs. Irish and Howard B. Helden-brand, by Mrs-. Adair.
William J. Dean, above, -gave a humorous address entitled "I Like Commercials" at Tipaeon Chapter's annual Bqss Night dinner. Frances PhiUips,
left, was in charge of dining arrangements and Lillian Lusha, right, was general chairman. "Spring Time in Pink" was the theme for festivities.
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By RUTH MILLETT llett’s new booklet. “How to Have a “The families grandmother used Happy Husband.” Just send Sc to to can 'bad managers' are now Ruth MlUett Reeder Service, care labelled 'overextended,'" say slot The Pontiac Press, P. O. Boot
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Yeah, and “putting on the dog" new called “status seeking.” “Going into debt” lor something la now dignified by the term,
"Trying to make ends meet” called “family budgeting.”
“Putting oomaBdag aside for a rainy day** lo referred to aa “pleasing for tolas security.” "Pin money" or “egg money" has become the housewife ! "personal allowance.’’
Heading tor the poor farm” is now referred to as "living beyond one's means."
'Borrowing from Peter to pay i
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“Putting on a front” is now referred to as “living gnctoualy."
"Asking tor a loan".now Is ‘‘establishing credit.”
4M, Dept. A. Radio City Station. New York 19, New York.)
The only difference ie that the oM-toahloned terms were e little more colorful and usually a lot more to the point than today’s more dignified but less definite
Saying that a family wai __ 'poor as Job's turkey" was certainty more descriptive than calling — by today's label — "under
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Omega Mus Set Breakfast
Committees for Omega Mu-Sigma SororHy’e annual break-feat June 12 were eiwounced when members met Tuesday with Mrs. Louie Livingston of Woodbine drive. Mrs. Harold CUftond was cohostsss to the
Mrs. Ray Petaraon, general chairman tor the breakfast, announced the chairmen a*. Mrs. Patrick Cullen, place; Mrs. Carl Coster, flowers; Mrs. Louis Livingston, entertainment; and Mrs. Leo Halfpenny, hospitality.
Mrs. Raymond Koekela of Oarhoton pill be hostess for the next meeting, restated by lawiaa. •
Mrs. Peterson. 1
yJI	; Mary Lee
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	Bell, daughter of
	the Boyd
	Belts of Durand and
	the Rev. * flauaviJ V
	Yoh, son of
	Dr. and Mrs.
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MRS. DAVID S. 'YOH
Maty Lee Bell Marties Rev. David Yoh in Flint
Honeymooning at Montage Bey, Jamaica, are newlyweds Rev. and Mrs. David 8. Yoh foOowii* their hr Court 8b
served as maitkof honor. Kathryn MRBu of Durand was tht bride's
The bride h the former Mery Lae Bril, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bell of Durand. The bridegroom's parents aru Dr. and Mrs. Harry R Yoh of CUurkstan, formerly of Pontiac.
—Fee her wedding the Wrl chose 0 street-length, Ice M sheath dress of lace with a •
were a matching lace pillbox hat securing n to adder-length veil and carried a frsaqncf of
Her sigter, Nancy of Durand
Duties as beet man were formed by Thomas C. Mortal of Birmingham. Ushers were bridegroom’s brother WUBaa Ortonville, their brother-!), jMRk T. Russell of Ortoir Robert C. Mulligan and C. B Campbell, both of Highland I Aha seating the guests war Eugene Cook of Grand Rapids Rev. AMon Burns of Mtah
Heights, Prosser M. Watts
Adrian, Pavid M. Sax man of E ston, III., and Russell B. Nar vis of Farmington.
, The newlyweds will |lv Main St. in Vernon where Yoh is miniater of the Vi Methodist Church.

THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 28, i960
NINETEEN
Niners'
to Golf Tuesdays
The “Niner*,” women golfers of Pine Lake Country* Ctab, heard the chib profeteional Elmer Pries-kom speak when they opened their season Wednesday with a luncheon' and fiualheu meting.'
Downtown
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man, handicaps;" Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Howard Hamilton and Mrs, Wendell Moore, weekly events; Mrs. John Blamy, social; Mrs. Glenn CaldwelJ, membership; Mrs. Allen Gedelmaq, ring* ess; and Mrs. Harry Pearce, publicity.	T ,
The group meets every Tuesday for a different golfing event. A guest day program is observed once a month.
Repeat . . . of a Sellout I
JOAN MARIE HAU8KER A September wedding is planned by Joan Marie Hausk-er and Jerry A. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers of Spring Arbor. The bride-elect, daughter of the Kenneth Anthony Hauskera of Scott Lake road, Waterford Township, attends Cleary College, Ypsilanti. Her fiance attended Spring Arbor College.
A luncheon and bustness meeting Wednesday opened the season for Niners women golfers of Pine Luke Country Club. Photographed at the club were, from left, Mrs. Arthur A. Brown of Birmingham, weekly events
committee; Mrs. Dale Nolf of Lafay drive, club chairman; Mrs. John Blamy of Kest Iroquois road, social committee; and Mrs. Carleton Spencer of Orchard Lake, secretary.
125 Kappa Delta Alumnae Due at Gathering
Some ,135 Kappa Delta Sorority alumnae will meet Saturday afthe Dearborn ]pn for a statewide alumnae day. Coffee and registration will begin at 9 a m.
Mrs. C. Judian Treat' of Grand Rapids wiH be key-. note speaker on the topic of -national Kappa Delta expan-
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his parents) had guests (Ms girl Mend and two other friends). Having met them previously, my husband and I went over to say ‘ hello.’ Upon leaving, we asked them'lf they would like to come over to our bouse for a cocktail. They accepted.
They stayed about two hours and seemed to be enjoying themselves. I have heard since that my brotber-irv-law resented our doing this and thinks that we had no right to take his guests away. Will you please tell me If we were wrong?
Answer: It would have been inconceivably rude of you to have invited your brother-in-lawi’ guests without inviting him too, so I assume that you did. And if you did invite Mm. and aU four Came' to your house, you were not taking his guests away from him and there was no reason for his resenting your action. .
Mrs. Donald Munro of Detroit will head a panel discussion, with Mrs. Edwin Lau and Mrs. John Clark, both of Birmingham, assisting.
Conducting the business meeting will he Ruth Williams of Grand Rapids, province alumnae officer for Michigan.
A style show. Kappa Delta Through the Years, will bepre-sented by South Oakland Alumnae. Mrs. Donald Weldon and other alumae will usher guests through the past 75 years with fashions from each era.
Mrs. Lawrence Pate of Royal Oak or any local Kappa Delta member mhy be contacted for registration information.
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LINCOLN. Neb. (UPD-Home furnishing specialists at the University of Nebraska report that's picture can “lend character” to a room as well as convey to guests an idea of the family's interests.
The picture can also play the legd part around which a room’s furnishings are planned, the specialists said.
Dear Mrs. Poet: When meeting those in great sorrow, what should be said, or done? I always feel so awkward and never know what to aay.
Answer: To those in great sorrow you press their hands warmly — perhaps if you know them well, kiss them tenderly and aay, “I'm so sorry!"
But you do not ply them with questions. If they want to tafle to you, you listen and answer sympathetically; otherwise you move away without forcing them to talk. Your sympathy is shown in the expression of your face, the tom of your voice and the warmth of your handclasp.
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Announce Betrothal Mr. «nd Mm- Cart E. Boston of Thofpe street announce the Engagement of their daughter Ellen Marie to Kenneth L. Day son of Afr. and Mrs. Claude B. ■ Day of College Springs, fowa. The bride-elect attended Michigan State University and her fiance win graduate in-June from the Schqol of Medicine, Statf University of Iowa. A June 18 wedding is planned.	DOWNTOWN VALUE DAYS ; Warm Weather Specialf -*■ Drip-Dry COTTON UNIFORMS ' Junior, Misses, P*tite, $C QC 'Toll Girls, Half Sizes The OXFORD SHOP 59 West Huron ■ ’ FE 4-7212
	
	
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Prenuptial Fete in Drayton Plains
Mrs.'1' R. D. Whittemore and daughter Joni honored bride-elect Ruth Ann DeGrow at a luncheon, Saturday in their home on Lake-wood drive, Drayton Plains.
Gifts of linen were brought by the bride - eject'* mother, Mrs. Richard W. DeGrow of Riovtew drive, Drayton Plains, and her
fiance's mother, Mrs. Otis P. Tate of Pontiac Lake road,
Township.
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Other guests were Mrs. Stanley Bass and Janet Bass of Oxford; Mrs. Robert Sweetie, Livonia; Mrs. Lewis DeGrow, Kingston; Mrs. Willi Hermy, Birmingham; Connie Hawes, East Detroit; ,Mrs. Elmer Hess, Waterford 'Township; Mrs. Warren Hess and Mrs. Howard Hem of Pontiac.
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Planning Founders" Day festivities and Mother-Daughter breakfast for Alpha Alpha chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, Sunday, ml Devon Gables, are Mrs. Eugene Burdette, left, of Lincoln avenue, who is assisting chairman, Mrs. Don Murphy of Cooley Lake road with final details. Standing is Mrs. Jack Holler, of DeSota Place, watching Mrs. Calvin Warner of Ascot street, Waterford Township, cut place cards for the breakfast.
Members to Honor Mothers
Members of Alpha Alpha chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will celebrate Founders’ Day by honoring Founders' Day by honoring with the annual breakfast at Devon Gables.
Mrs. Don Murphy is chair-. man. Assisting her are Mrs. Calvin Warner, Mrs. Jack Holler, Mrs. Eugene Burdette; Mrs. Calvin Rhodes, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Richard Faus and Mrs. Ralph Wilson..
Eva Wethington will speak on “The Correct Use of Makeup.”
Mrs. Elmer Johnson will deliver the Founders' Day message and Mrs. Lacy Schiefler will give the invocation.
Also present will be the chapter sponsor, Mrs. Bertha Lam-kin.
were Mrs. Peter Garland, Mra. J. W. Higdon, Mrs. Gordon Omafl. Mrs. Roy Iceberg. Mi*. E0**rd Roehm. Mrs. Walter' LM* M»-Glen Reamer, Mrs. Rohnrtl RJck* mood, Mrs. Letmd IfMemhMer ' Mrs. Richard Cardona, all d
Signing blue and pink gift tags
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TeH Winners at Duplicate
Twenty-three tables participated in the monthly master-point game for Pontiac DuptL cate Bridge Club Monday eve-ntng at the Elks Temple.
. Winners were Mrs* Robert Segula and Mrs. Ernest Guy; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waterman, Allan Roeoaky and Donaild Stephenson, Jean Carpenter and T. W. Warren, Mr. and Sirs. Ericaon Lewie, Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Walker, Mra. Sam Cohen and David Utley.
Mrs. Peterson Talks About/	’
Kindergartens
Mra. Dorothy Peterson, kindergarten teacher at Sarah Mc-Carroll Elementary School, explained “How to Prepare You and Your Children for Kindergarten” when All Saints Nursery School's PTA met Monday.
Speaking in the Rose Kneale. Room of the church, Mrs. Peterson said that the kindergarten teacher is the moat important instructor a youngster will have throughout his 13 years of schooling. She added, “Many parents aren’t aware of thia. hut regular visits to the class room during kindergarten are vitally important and are appreciated by teachers.”
Mothers of new children enrolling will be welcomed at the Maiy 23 mating.
Mrs. Heitsch Is President
Officers were elected when Pontiac Music Guild met Tuesday at the North Telegraph road home of Mrs. Vera Clifford.	. ■
New President Mrs. William Hettach will work with Amy Hogle, vice president; Mrs. Lester Snell, recording secretary; Mrs. Clifford, treasurer; and Elda Sutter, corresponding secretary.
Branch was served by Mrs. Clifford, assisted by Mrs. Heitsch.
A piano workshop scheduled Thursday war canceled until further notice.
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Activities will include rides on a real lire engine, a doll walk, fish pond, country store, movies, cake walk^bake sale, make-up and tan* cy hat'booth, white elephant stand *and a balloon concession.
Twenty-eight mehtters o 1 Pontiac WCTU met lor asca>perative dinner Monday eveningS^t the Church of the Brethren. n.
PTA Fair Has Variety of Activities
"Family Fun-O-Rama" is the theme lor Central Elementary School PTA’s’lair from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday.
Mrs. William Dye and Mrs. Athel Dunbar are cochairmen for the event which will' feature dancing from 7 to 9 to. the music of an orchestra from Walled Lake.
The Rev. L. W. Shafer gave devotions and Mrs. Floyd Dumbaugh reviewed several, chapters of the study book "Really living."
Paattec Praia Pkatas bj PhU Web*
from left, Marla Burgess of Shirley avenue, Nancy Wanke of Mechanic street and Patricia Mason of Roselawn drive.
Little girls in their glory! Surrounded by an assortment of dolls —* prises for a doll Walk which'will highlight activates at Central Elementary School PTA’s "Family Fun-O-Rama” Frdiay — are pupils,
Discussion followed concerning ‘Tacts About Intoxicating Liquors.'*
The Federation breakfast at Grace Lutheran Church is slated for Tuesday.
Mrs, Ray E. Fleming closed the dinner-meeting with prayer. „
Wagon Wheelers Planning Dance
Couple Married
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Psychologist Speaks on Child Development
Thomas Jones, psychologist at Pontiac State Hospital, spoke on child development at Wisner Elementary School PTA’s meeting.
Reports from three members j who attended the. recent Annual Citizens’ Conference at East Lansing were heard.
- Representatives at the confer ence were principal Mrs, Ervin DavTs; teacher; Mrs. James Morris and PTA president Mrs. Cameron Chute. -
Mrs. Grant Carlson's third graders had the most parents at the meeting?
The Wagon Wheelers Square Dance* Club has set May 12 as the date of the spring dinner-l^y pey (jjbson dance,	I 7
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Mr. and Mrs. Orin Gooch, the at the marriage of Sylvia Eliza-Edward Bakers, the Walter Bede-beth Meade and David Lyle Burtch, ers and the Gordon Lints signed April 16 in Central Christian the guest bode at Thursday's Church, nance. >	»
Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Hamishfeger, Mrs.
Melvin Shelter, Mrs. Douglas Rieck, Mrs. Frederick Ringe and Mrs. Adhemar DeWitte. . .
Parents of the bride are the Richard T. Meades of Stanley avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Archie Burtch of Nelson street are the bridegroom’s parents.
Students at Central Elementary School are having fun helping with arrangements for *'Family Fun-O-Rama" • Friday. Peter Marinos of Chandler avenue, left, and George Lekas of Parkhurst street are checking a booth
for white elephants. Behind them, Terry Dye of Mechanic street and James Dunbar of North Shirley avenue approach with artfiloads of sundries for the ever-papular fair feature.
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Fate of Annua! Meeting May Be Up to Voters
Qpgn |_|q|j^0 ^gj S& Cyril, Methodius Diamond Jubilee Event
at Lapeer Home
To Mark Mental Health Week With Five Special days’May 2-6
lAPEER — The Lapeer State Home and Training School will HHc Mental Health Week. May 2 through May 6, with daily open _ bousea *“
doctors and school personnel with its work.
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The Michigan Society for Mental Health program to be conducted in ell state hospitals during the wefk is called "Operation Friend-
it Is authorised by the Mental Health Commission and the Department of Mental Health. Legislators, county and municipal officers and newspaper reporters will visit the facilities on "Public Officials and Press Day,'r Monday.
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0)1 "Special Educators Day,” Tuesday, teachers and supervisors of special education will tour the buildings and grounds.
Wednesday is set aside as “Professiaaal Workers Day” with doctors, psychologists aim social workers to be guests, ike institution will be open to the* public Thursday and Friday. The staff is particularly anxious lo have adults look and get acquainted on these- days.
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The tours will start at 1 pm. at the Employes Building and continue to 3 p.m., according to Dr. "Ellen‘Smith, acting superintendent.
To Begin Cleanup in Keego
Seminary Sets Musical Pageant
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ORCHARD LAKE — A musical pageant depicting the 75-year history of SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, St. Mary’s College, and St. Mary’s High School will be presented Sunday to the public at 7:30 m. in the campus auditorium. More than 100 students from the Catholic institution will appear in the free two-hour production.
The pngeaat la ene of the Mat events to he given at the loot!tattoo this year to celebrating Ms 75th anniversary.. The Jobilre year ends My It.
Founded In 1885. the Orchard Lake school has prepared more than 2,000 priests to serve in Polish-speaking parishes throughout the country.
The Diamond Jubilee pageant begins with a tribute to the Rev. Joseph Dabrowski. founder, and tint rector of the seminary.
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In words and music it tells of his decision to establish a seminary to provide immigrants with Polish-speaking priests in America. As tiie scene unfolds, the extent Kof the seminary alumni is revealed.
Scene two reveals the move by the Rev. WitokFBuhaczkowsld to transfer the seminary from Detroit to Orchard Lake to 1309.
A requiem scene pays tribute to the six rectors who have guided the tmtttatioB.
The final scene takes place on the campus with a synopsis of a student’s life and activities, from the time he enrolls until he departs for duties in the priesthood.
The pageant-ends with the i ‘ rus singing “Serdeczna Matko” ’Mother Most Dear”). It is a tribute the school's many ftjends and benefactors.
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Coordinator and playwright of the pageant is the Rev. Zdzislaus Peszkowski. Production manager and music director is the Rev. Henry Waraksa.
. The Rev. John Gabafskl, dlrec-KEEGO HARBOR—The annual tor of the dramatic portions of
Avon Chloriding
to Go on Ballot
Township Board Waits far Recommendations of Supervisors in County
By LEE WINBOBN
AVON TOWNSHIP — The Avon Township Board is considering putting the question of abolishing annual township meetings on the Aug. 3 ballot?
Board members last n)ght took action, how* ever, on another question to be voted on in the primary election — that of levying one-half mill for chloriding township roads.
Before slating a vote on the abolishment of the annual meeting, township officials decided to review the recommendations of other Oakland County township supervisors.
Like them, Avon Township officers are concerned with the constitutionality of the annual session.
Avow officials agree that the ■mall groups who attend the an-
REHEARSE REQUIEM SCENE — The Rev.. Zdzislaus Peszkowski, background, gives direction to three members of the cast performing Sunday at 7:30 p. m. in a pageant depicting, the 75 year ; history of SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, St. Mary’s College and St. Mary’s High School in Orchard Lake. The play will be held in the
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campus auditorium. Admission is free. FT. Zdzislaus authored the Diamond jubilee production. The requienv scene pays tribute to six late rectors at the institution. Others in the picture, from left to right, are seminarians Thomas Skotek, Norbert Kendzierski, and E. Bruno, Waryck.
Ypu Can Smila, Gob, but Don't Gat Active
AUSTIN. Tex. ttIPl) — It Is all right to smile, the Sweetheart Elec-tion Commission at the University
of Texas said, but active campaigning is taboo.
The commission warned candidates that np campaigning “other
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f'iean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Week begins here Monday
Mayor Samuel L. Whitmore said “In asking the cooperate of all citizens, I remind them that . this is the time to take stock of our community appearance."
will be assisted by the Rev. Walter Sebrowsld sad the Rev. Caaimlr Skowronskl, who ! will serve as English and Polish commentators, respectively,
The musical background will be provided by the school’s three choral organizations. Based on tradi-In his proclamation. Me cob- Nonal hymns, the music has hem
arranged especially for the pageant by Ft. Waraksa.
On Saturday the pageant will be staged for the benefit of Detroit Polish Parochial Schools.
tinned, "If everyone, homemaker, retailer; Industrialist and government, puts forth an all-out effort our eommunlty will retain and Increase Us reputation as a progressive city.”
Deputy Fire Marshal John Sell-man said that fire prevention is a vital part of the week.
‘NUT MERE SLOGAN’ .
“Clean-Up is not just a slogan.
Itis a vital way to prevent fire from threatening your home and loved one*.
JJe said the Fire Prevention Bureau urges all residents to check their homes for fire hazards.
Included
should be a check of the furnace, and heating and wiring systems.
SeUman also said: that old clothes, furniture and newspapers should be removed from the attic, basement .and garage.
That no leaves and grass cuttings should be left near building! foundations.
That periodic home fire drills from t(se county rlght-of.w
Hope to Prevent Selling
Prod PTA Congress Into Battle on Smut
Prompted by the Walled Lake [attached,” that periodic fire and and Berkley PTA councils, the safety inspections be conducted in Michigan dongresa of Parents and schools. the establishment and
Banished Signs Still Line Right of Way
WALLED LAKE — With the deadline to remove business signs from the county right of way only two days off, more than half the Signs in violation still are standing, according to Richard Kincaid of the County Road Commission.
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“The county still feds the signs must be removed or moved bade,” Kincadi said. “However we expect to get the cooperation of the chants by then."
Teachers has resolved to try to stop the sale of “obscene” literature before H arrives on comer store racks.
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Mrs. Barbara SCully, president of the Walled Lake PTA, proposed that PTA groups throughout the state encourage public officials in efforts to prevent the distribution of obscene literature as well as to back their efforts in prosecuting offenders.
Mrs. Margaret M. Shea, president of the Berkley PTA, has recommended that the PTA cooperate with other civic groups la an educational campaign to “ntiae standards” of books and magatlaes sold to their community.
The Michigan PTA Congress has also adopted resolutions favoring constitutional convention and seeking state reforms designed to improve School finance.
maintenance of a strong system of community colleges, additional in home and family .living, and renewed efforts to uphold the American way of life. *
Young Democrats to Convene Friday
DETROIT UB—The Young Democrats will hold their state conven-
Area Paper Co, ;ls Expanding
Begin Construction $100,000 Addition Rochester
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Paper Co. has begun construction of a $100,000 addition to ita present plant on Mill street to meet the needs of Increased business, Paul H. Travis, company president, announced today.
_ The two-story addition will be 60 by 200 feet to size and of cement block construction. It is being built on the south side of thp existing building.
According to Travis, tire expansion Is needed to provide mere ■pace for company operations because of the growing volume of
son Jr. (D-NJ) the main speaker Friday night.
. Thompson will', share the platform with Sens. Pat McNamara and Philip Hart (D-MJch).
Lt. Gov. John B. Swainmn, Secretary of State James M. Hare and Edward Connor, Detroit city councilman, will appear at a Saturday luncheon.
should be held with instructions c . what to do should fire start 1 an uncontrbllable cause.
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“The one sure way to * cessfully fight a fire is before it starts,” Sellman said,
ORTONVILLE — The Brandon Grange will hold a rummage sale at 10 a.m. Friday and Saturday in the grange hall.
MBS. GILBERT T. BENTLEY Having recently graduated from the McCauley School of Nursing at St. Joseph’t.Hospital,
geryi Bentley Is now working at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. Her late husband had been employed at .the Ferry-. Morse Said Farm In Avon Township far 95 years and was super-intendent of the form to 1957-96. Mrs, Bentley is now residing in Royal Oak.
along Maple read, but there are 'nnmy targer stgiis llltt w: maining.
In February, 17 merchants who were in violation/received notices to remove the tigns in a week.
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However/tne businessmen protested tire short notice and the date wds set for April 29 by the county.
farm Work Put-tor Children in School Hours
Farmers who are hiring workers for spring planting and harvesting were reminded today by the U.S. Department of Labor that federal law prohibits children tinder 16 from working on farms during school hours.
“The place for children is to the clasarobm and not fields,” said Regional Director William S. Singley of the Department’s Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions, the agency which enforces the federal child-labor law.
Singley added that children of any age may do farm work before after school hours, on weekends, or on holidays, He stated, that farm children working exclusively for their parents or guardians are exempt from the federal^ child-labor law.
point uiH the child-labor provisions appiv equally to local children and to Singley said. “How-ever, migrant children under 16 may be employed in the spring if the acbhol they last attendad is closed, for the . summer. / even though schools may still be-open in the area where they new work.’
The group Is demanding -that CLIFFORD — A chicken supper the Legislature restore state aid will be served to the public at the to -adult recreation programs in Odd Fellows Hall here Saturday then converted public schools on a year-to-year Starting at 5:38 p.m.	‘in 1867.
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la another resolution, the Congress has opposed action by county tax allocation boards which would reduce the ochoot's share of county taxes after voters have approved tax rate increases for school financing.
It also is urging that school districts be organized on a more equitable basis, that they accept aid “with no shifty
The addition wfD be used for converting paper and paper board, and when it Is completed more employes will be added to the company's present 108-man payroll, the company president said.
J. A. Fredman Inc., Pontiac, is the contractor. Plans also are being made to add new machinery when the addition is finished about Aug. 1.
The Rochester company is the oldest paper mill to Michigan. It was built as a flour mill in 1823 a paper
porarily take away the pewera of the vested township official*. Aa an example of verification .required of action taken by persons who attended the annual meeting in Av6n April 2, township attorney Rex Bebout recommended that the one-half mill tax levy approved by the group for chloriding township roads be put on the Aug. [2 ballot.
The only other means of legally handling the proposed tax levy is to get 65 per cent of the property owners to sign petitions and then hold a public”hearing,
PRESENT PETITIONS Petitions to that affect were presented last night, but township officials decided nevertheless to put the question on the ballot, j The resolution, as adopted, fa-i vers putting the question of levy-tog a one-half mill tax on ao-| aessed valuation as eqaallsed tor .1 chloriding township gravel roads,
. j outside tiie village of Rochester, in for a period of five yean ea the primary election ballot.
In anticipation of voter approval of the proposition, the Township Board voted to instruct the Oakland County Road Oommisaion to chloride all gravel roads to Avon, outside the village, this year at the expense of the township.
Another request to be sent to the road commission is that the i mlssioners include In their 1961 budget funds to build a new la over the Clinton River at Avon and Uvemois roads. .
A number of residents of Brook-lands subdivision were present to urge action an road Improvement and alleviation of their drainage problems.
Supervisor Cyril E. Miller said. “We’re going to week toward blarktopping roads with matching find* with Ore county.” He made ne promises as to dates the work eoaM begin or how long the total project would take, but he reaffirmed the Board’s desire to see that steps are taken to that
Slate Puppet Show at Church Saturday
ROCHESTER — A puppet show will he presented at 3 p.m. Saturday at St. Paul’s Methodist Church by the Rochester Cooperative Nursery School to raise funds for outdoor play equipment.
Two stories will be told by the puppets guided by Miss Marilyn Mazzuechi, auditorium teacher at Burt Elementary School, Detroit.
“The Hunting” Is the story of witches and a beautiful princess. The tale of “The Bucket” re-
greedy girt favored by her mother end a good da lighter. The atary eada happily when- the Miter leant she Is wrong In
-tararing On greedy dtild._________
Min Mazzucchl studied puppetry with Lettie Connell of California, whose ahows are famous throughout the country, and with Gil Oden of thk Detroit Institute of Arte, Tickets may be secured from Mrs, Lawrence Shepard. 229 Roch-dale Dr., or any ot^the Nursery School mothers. r
Hausers Honeymooning Along Lake Michigan
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—New-lyweds Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Hauaer will reside at Plymouth following their honeymoon trip along Lake Michigan.
The bride ia the former Bonnie Gale Wooley, daughter? of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Wooley of 716 Com* mercial St. The bridegroom's parents ere Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Hauser of Edon, Ohio.
Per her wedding to St. William Catholic Church at Walled Lake the bride chose a ballerina length gown at set over ostia with lace Inserts and a v
The sweetheart neckline was trimmed with pearls and sequins to match her tiara securing a shoulder-length veil. She carried a white orchid with stephanotia on her prayer book.
Mrs. Thomas Tusan of South Hadley, Man., formerly of Com-, merce, was matron of honor.4" Bridesmaids were Lome Payton of Ferndale, formerly of Walled Lake, and the bride’s sister-in-law, Mrs, Donald Wooley of Walled
Duties as best man were per-armed by Leon Radabaugh of Blakeslec, (Milo. The bride's broth-Donald, end Richard Sieben-alee of Edon, Ohio, rested the guest*. .> • ••.
A reception was held.in the Dublin Community Center.
Pile Biting Statistics
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) Bexar County officials are at ready to give up on the old theory that a dog’s bark ia worse then hie bite. They report that 2,754 Sen Antonians were bitten by doge to I960, end that 21,404 persons were bitten to the last 10 years.
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On the matter of drainage in) Brooklands subdivision, the Board j authorized the establishment of special drainage district and _ drainage commission to work with county drain commbkm on the problem.
A survey of drainage operations will be conducted to the next 30 to 45 days. The Township action stems from petitions presented by Brooklands residents seeking relief from flooding situations during spring thaws and rainy seasons.
The Board will advertise for bids on washing then painting the township hall to be opened at the next regular meeting May 11.
In other action, Clifford Holforty, of 2783 Hillendale Rd., was named to fill the vacancy on the Planning Advisory Commission created by the recent resignation of Dick Al-
Rev. Gerken Accepts Post in Fort Wayne
ROCHESTER - The Rev. Walter C. Gerken, pastor of St. John Lutheran Church, has accepted a call to Fort Wayne, Rid., to be assistant executive director of the Lutheran Deaconess Assn.
The Rev. Gerken will preach his forewell sermon to Rochester June 12. He has been pastor of St. John’s for nearly 14 years.
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The pastor is married and has five children, including four sons who are studying for the ministry, and a daughter, who married e Detroit minister recently.
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Kefauver Asks Unit on Crime
Says It Should Probe Syndicates Financed by Crooked Gambling
NEW YORK (UPIl—Seft. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) called Wednesday for the creation of a national crime gomralssion to investigate the steady growth of syndicated crime bankrolled by billions made in Wegal gambling enterprises.
Kefauver, who investigated underworld activities farlhe Senate in 1M9-51, told the New York State Crime Commission in a prepared Statement read by a former aide that a national crime commission would help local authorities keep on top of an Increasingly difficult situation.
He a r g e d the commission, which is holding hearings oa Illegal gambling to caH local officials as witaossee to ashdbem shoot any “pattern of criminal
diction.
Kefauver said his investigation a . decade ago showed that 30 billion dollars changed hands annually, in illegal betting tat the early 1930s. and that millions of dollars were paid annually in bribes 'to protect these operations.
Rep. Sallade Collapses on Campaign Trail
THREE RIVERS til — State Rep. George Sallade collapsed
here yesterday while campaigning for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor.
Sallade, ST, of Ann Arbor, hospitalized at three Rivers Hospital. A d octor (here said his condition was good.
The legislator is a diabetic and
his doctor indicated he collepaed from an insulin reaction.
Sallade, 37, R finishing his third term .in the Legislature. Before Ms election in 1964 he was president of the Ann Arbor City Council.
He is it native of Ann Arbor and has four children.
The senator said crime conditions today are as bad as they were then, and probably worse. He charged that not enough Investigations of organized crime tie tak-ing place in the nation and hinted .' that public officials have been corrupted.
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Shied 1951 the total nee of newspapers by advertisers has increased 40 per cent During the tame period, color in newspaper ads tuis increased mare than 100 per cent
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said the nation should rally behind the President on tore* affairs.
The House by several Democratic senators denouncing the President's « nouncement that Nixon may have to replace him for several days at the conference table. A tow Democrats Joined Republicans in defending the President.
the U eoagreamnea called ea Etseahower to "explaia why daring this eleettaa year ha suddenly deckled to
‘By this- obvious and iranspar-: move, the ReptibUcaa admhria-t rat ion has subordinated the hopes of Americans and free men everywhere tor peace in the world to the political ambitions of Vice President Nixon," the House members said In a statement.
READY FOR VETOES The statement was issued after! the President told his news con-| ference that he might have to return home from Paris to veto what I he considers unwise legislation j passed by the Democratic - con trolled Congress.
He had been asked sheet a White House announcement yesterday I
plans to visit Portugal May H-’ M even (hough the awnmtt conference may ml have aadad by than.
The President's choice of Nixdn as his possible substitute was approved by some Democrats, notably former President Harry S. Truman, and Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield (D-Mont).
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Sale! BABY NEEDS 1	
BORDEN'S BREMH. LIQUID	Ref. 27. Of € . , Undt 12 £, |
MUD'S DEXTRI MALTOSE..	N*l M11 ..hes 1
Mennen's Now Formula RARY POWDER...	??. 44*
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I nuooco	4 % ilastic stockings
• PRIVATI pittinc room .	• WOMAN ATTINDANT
This Service at Downtown Store Only
Thrifty Drug Store at 4895 Dixie Hwy.
DRAYTON PLAINS
ISM UML PACKAGE UQ00R STORE
WE GIVE HOLDEN RED STAMPS
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148 North Saginaw St.	Huron Street	4895 Dixie Highway
THE PONTIAC <>HKSS. THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
TWENTY-FIVE
SHOP AND SAVE AT
Cunninqham's
DRUG I STORES
SOFT, ABSORBENT, CLEANS PASTER
YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD STORES
I SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL!
mctrecal ■
EIGHT
OUNCE ^ ■
SIZE*	■
TOUR CPKHCI g^^gcoTCH
SPECIAL SAVINGS ON GARDEN SUPPLIES |	Rocmulatib tot uiu
----------------*-------------------■----1 30' LACTUM £
liquid
thirteen Wfc	M
2 f°« 39<
spmt^t
Tt«.Uto PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE 50 f»1« FEET L SOLID MUSS COUPLINGS, IS YIAR GUARANTSI	Tru-LiN PLASTIC LAWN SOAKER wr 99* HIATT DUTY PLASTIC SING LI TUB! SOARKR	’ IB" BLADE An Stool HEDGE SHEARS Sharpest S|98 Blades 1 BAST GRIP HANDLES <	/All MBTAL Garden Trewel or Onttlvater Your GAc CMumTm. HANDY FOR WEEDING OR LOOSINING DIRT ARODND PUNTS	SPECIAL! Nu-Lawn GRASS SEED S LI. 0*49 BAG 1 NOW IS THI TIME TO PUNT GRASS SSID
—		B LIAMTBB. TOUGHER LONG LASTING!		
CAN Bl (ISIS FOR WASNINO WALLS, j CARS OR BAIUN# OUT WATER ON THAT FISHIN# TRIP
JET-FLO 50-FT. PLASTIC
CARDIN HOSE
*|T7
FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE!
A #ARMN NOM MG ENOUGH FOR PROFESSIONAL VSR, BUT U#NT ANP BRIGHT TO AFPIAL TO TNI STYLE-CONSCIOUS WOMAN OARRINBRI
FAR 'IT LNaM Coattr IlVGOLF BALLS/)
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TIABERRY, CINNAMON OR SFOARMINT
GUM
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COTTON
BALLS
(OX Of u
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PARKS DAVIS
abdec drops
VITAMIN!UNO minerals for thrr*,,
RIG. s989 SQUIBB'S THERAGRAN 'M' SS’IS $£39
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CIGARETTE
HOLDER
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FILTERS
pRoncr tour tibtn with
AMUROL
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UNIT
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FASTEETH
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mouth wash | for the girl who cares
lOTTLt OF Al<
17 OUNCE
instant color
FOR YOUR HAIR JIOREIN COLOR HAIR RINSE
i PAYS THIU SATURDAY
HELPS RELIEVE UPSET STOMACH
REG. 57' PHILLIP'S MAGNESIA^
PLAIN OR MINT
12 OZ. IOTTLE	IJ1
• COLOR RINSES

CUNNINGHAM'S ~)>RUG STORES SPECIAL BRAND FEATURES
FAST HIADACHB R ELI IF WITH
ASPERGUM
THE EASY WAY TO TAKI ASPIRIN
RIDS JUST LOVE YMI
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rv> oz. AOc
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SURE FAST RBIIP WITH
COLD SORE LIP I VO
tk HANDY SWIVEL TUBE
SPECIAL Ac PRICE
FOR COL* SOUS AND FWIR ILISTERS, MSALS, FROTICTS AND LUBRICATBS
REG. SILN TAUII
SUPREME ELECTRIC HAIC CUPPER SET
*5"
COM LITI WITH CUPPERS, BARBIRCOME AND SCISSORS BRUSH ATTACHMENTS
SAVE
1.07
NOW—FAST RELIEF FROM MODIRAn ARTHRITIS FAIMSJV WHENEVER THEY OCCUR
DOLCIN
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100 $
TABLETS
ift»VrV	r- i i-
,are Jessie Watkins, son of Mr»-j*“rin AUvorene Gordon of 301 Howard building in McNeill St.; Robert E. Thomas,son brought polic
of Mr. and Mrs. Algie Thomas of **•----—f-
446 Branch St.; Allen R. Martini,	mMUM
, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martini	lNnH|
■ Of 53T1 Cooley Lake M; Robert	»
, B. Barr, sot) of Matthew'B. Barr	HI
- of 18 Creion* Di.;"James fcOb *—RftSt------
iver. son of . Michael H. Oliver of	jsjl
1482 Wren Lane, Wbcom: and’ Mi-	jpg .
chael J. Moloney, son of Mr. and	s|p
Mrs. Armand J. Moloney of 824	Si
W. Huron St.
nit compete in •tat Fort-Bet* will participate itches, held an-rry, Ohio.
HARGREAVES
Calvert
OLIVER
TWENTY-SIX
THE POklTAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL :
~jrm ~ For 1959 as a whoje, every group i To sell the American motoring pub-of retail (tores had record sales.)lie their products, gasoline and Service stations with 21ff.800.000,000 oil companies invested an esti-were up 6.5 per cent from MSI, mated 226-700,000 In newspaper ad-which was the previous high year.lvertising last year.
News of Service Personnel
Burglar Alarm Jingloi in Empty Bank Building
But there were
» burglars.
ferry Afar* My*... INTER HOW md WIN!
'100,000
in Prizes
PimiuRSN Paints w/uumr CONTEST
A.2.C. Paul R. Kempf, son of l&r. and Mrs. Robert Kempt of 6683 Plum Dr., Ciarfcston, has received appointment for aviation cadet
*	10 GRAND PRIZES-10-day vocation for 2 in glamorous Rid... via Varig Airlines.
*	4 SECOND PRIZES-1^60 fully-eqoippod Rambler Cross Country Station Wagon. ,
'dr S THIRD PRIZES-HARDMAN Duo Player-Piano,
*	30 FOURTH PRIZES—CALORIC Kitchen Ensemble.
200 S*4i Biiiihi "CwiWh" CMi ... 200 Smu-IiIiM 4-in-l ,»war wrkikaft. ■.. 100 Gfww Ndiln WeRw ...
2J0 2-ot. bo*iU, MY SIN parfuMe by1 lamia.
HUE’S AU YOU 00 TO WMI^
Just write in 25 words or less why you like to paint with Pittsburgh WAUHIDE Wall Paint or Enamel and attach the-name WAUHIDE from label of any Wailhidecan. ,
PONTIAC GLASS CO.
23 West Lawrence st.	fe 5.6441
PITTSBURGH® PAINTS
LINCOLN, Neb. <ft-A burglar alarm at the First National Bank
The First National Bank had vacated *fhe quarters Several day* earlier in connection wtth its. merg-er with another Lincoln bank.
Police blamed defective wiring for the alarm.
BIG SAVINGS on RCA COLOR TELIVISION New Cffatfff Electronics
—— Jm ■*•*- “.hKi Cntn
Hi nei
HOVIS
Carna L. Hargreaves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis C Hargreaves anK„	Tof 1024 Boston Ave., recently re-
jg, N.C., recently ceived an Honorman Certificate
KEMPF	XENOS
training at. Harlingen Air Force Base, Tex. Airman Kempf ft home on leave until May 5. A former student of Lake Orion High School, he was graduated from Missisina-wa High School, Marion; Ind. He enlisted in August 1958,	'
2nd Lt. John Xenos, Hq.
4th Medium Tank Bn., 68th|
Armor. Fort
#	, A	-— ,	,, an UVtR«H»«H vwumvbsu
was named to the battalion staff and engrave(j pjaque during recruit as new personnel officer and ««-Lradlwtton review at the U S. Na-sistant adjutant.	Lj. Training Center, Great Lakes,
The son of Mr." and Mrs. Sam III.
Xenos of 1*4 W. New York	w|| elected honorman of
Ave.. he is n Pontine High School b|,	„ bto ttmpuy
| graduate and KM* ) B.S. degree ronHnaod(.r instructor* had let-in secondary education from , recrulta Western Michigan University. He
received his Army commission in While in recruit training, ht also, | June i*H. Lt. Xenos resides in was recruit chief petty officer of | Fayetteville, N.C., with his wife j his company, assisting in the train. Diane and daughter Pamela. ing of the company and, acting in • . , „	», . supervisory capacity during, the
A COUSin of Lt. Xenos, Andre	commander's absence. I
Geoffrey, was a member of the
downtown
Lincoln
brought ponce on the run
d'Honor accompanying I French President Charles de Gaulle on his visit to Canada and the United States.
Army "Pvt. l.C. John C. Hovis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Hovis of 169 Dwight Ave., -competed in the 1966 Eighth UJS. Army Rifle, Pistol and Automatic Rifle Matches sponsored by U.S. J Corps (Group) in Korea.
He was selected to represent His unit. Battery A, 1st Observation Battalion, 23th Artillery, as outstanding marksman on the
MATCH
IT
IF
YOU CAN t
company commander’s absence, j Beauty is big buniyris. American | After completing a 14-day leavelwomen spend over 2 billion dollars hero, he was assigned to electron-« year for beauty aids. To gain
ics technician, Class A School, U.S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, HI. He ft a Waterford Township High School graduate.
their, share of the beauty market, toiletry advertisers invested an estimated 224.900.000 in newspaper advertising last year.
Calvert Reserve has more Power to Pl^lse
- ,♦	$275^	$436^	_________
ENJOY IT TONIGHT!
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BUNK BEDS
Six area servicemen have com-[_ pleted the initial course of Air G Force basic military training atj"
Lackland AFB, Tex. The airmen w
Lifer Reviews Delay I.
Pecho Parole Case j
I LANSING (UPI)-The State Pa-1 role Board has to review tig y^ge^
of all prisoners serving me ton-* „ a-mm	ifrrrri/y •
fences for first degree murder into. oA V Ej A1 Jvltli 1 HU • Michigan before it can get to the *V. case of Waller Pecho, a spokes-)l man said today.
There were still 125 cases that had to be completed by the end of I this week.	j*
The board was expected to make a recommendation in Gov-G. Mennen Williams on whether
to pardon Pecho, Lansing factory I ....	...	.,_____.______
worker serving uatTear* for P Who Bays great furniture can t be second degree murder in the !■ found at bargain prices? Here lt IBM death of his wife, after fur- | is—at METRO. Way below regu-
--------p- ]br includes 2 beds, guard rail and
ladder.
Put Valiant up against the other two new compacts, Corvair and Falcon, by name. Compare.’em any way you like. For looks, economy, performance, room. Anyway! Compare your head off. Valiant’s got. ’em both beat, but good. Here's what we mean:	. *
itudy lifer cases the last two ■ weeks in April and a recommends- R tion on the Pecho case might not 1_ be out until late next week. Da
CHECK ECONOMY '		CHECK SKEDADDLE
both Falcon and Corvair In th* Mobilgas Economy Run. VALIANT	27.lt MM		NfM ptwM In tn. o.irton. Trial*. Comir and F.lc.nf »WI
CORVAIR 27-07 MRQ		VALIANT —101 HP Iw.MW,
FALCON		.29.04 MM		FALCON	 90 HP standard ti.
		
		
check Looks		CHECK PRICE '
Th.		ialow la tha manufaeturar •» aui-
looking car In Am.no VAUAWT....IHHW» kM Mkw CORVAIR . lomi.n bu| FAUCON, . .v«rybody » M MK mrnimmmmmmmmmmmmmm		VALIANT 	UHI CORVAIR	 	*203* falcon	ttm
Valiant sedans and wagons look like they’d cost a bundle. But they just look expensive. For a fact, the way we’re trading these days you can own a Valiant for not a penny more than Corvair or Falcon. And here’s good newsj Immediate de* ^ livery on all models (sedans & wagons), all colon (eight snappy ones). In* addition, you’ll get low bank rater with no payment* ’til June. And remember 'we need good used cars, like the one you’re driving. How about a visit from . you, and you’re family.	*.
® IMMEDIATE A/Alinnf DELIVERY...all models... V dlld.il L
JI IR MOTORS, INC, 724 Oakland Avanua, Pontiac, Mich.
3995
04 DOWN DELIVERS!
Additional tests were taken early this week to try and determine a 20-gauge shotgun like the death weapon would recoil.
The parole board heard Pecho maintain his wife, Eleanor, committed suicide. The pattern made by the shotgun, whether Mrs. Pecho copld have held it'to shoot! herself and the rettftt'of'the weap- l all studied at Peeho’s I pardon hearing.	•
The parole board spokesman |
Converts Into Twin Beds!

.the hoard toj,
I
I Every piece is authentically styled. ■ And matching bedroom pieces, are on display. See them all and save bn every pieced
OPEN FRIDAY & MONDAY UNTIL 9 P.M.
ON SALE AT METRO NOW!
3 STYLES!
EACH at SALE PRICES!
a
IBUDGET
PRICED!
*4495
EASY TERMS!
Budget wise people know quality .when they spot it. Hurry down and see for yourself! Consists of 2 beds, guard rail and ladder, with famous ’wheel front. Ideal space saver for children’s room. Or can be used as twin beds. Excellent construction in warm tone maple.
Free Lighted Parking Rear of Store
OPEN STOCK in maple, walnut, mahogany, nutmeg, wax birch.
QUALITY at METRO
SPECIAL PRICE!
Beautiful enough for any bedroom Use as bunk beds or as twin beds Comes with guard rail and ladder Extra heavy wood construction for long service.
See Matching Bedroom Pieces Also
Metro has what you want in any price range-!
88 S. Saginaw at Auburn FE 2-0179
H FINAL 3 DAYS
WE WILL INSTALL ANY ELECTRIC DRYER ON DETROIT EDISON LgVES. YOU MUST ORDER BY APRIL 30th. All Orders on Record Through Saturday Will Be Honored! You Select Delivery Date!
AIL FAMOUS BRANDS INCLUDED!
• Hamilton	• Maytag
• General Electric • Speed Queen • RCA Whirlpool You Buy It—We Wire It!
JUST 3 MORE BAYS!
INSTALLED
*10 DOWN
90 DAYS SAME AS CASH OPEN MON. and FRL NIGHT
Shop by Phone
^GOOD H0UMEEHNG(?
PONTIAC
51 WR8T HURON STREET	.	FE 4-1555
THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL W, 1060
TWENTY-SEVEN
STARTING TONIGHT AT t P.H
51 S. SAGINAW, NEXT TO WRIGLETS
MOTHER’S DAY
BRAND NAME
NOW PAINT A ROOM FOR ONLY $ 099
Wkh the Famous “
with Fanous Wearwell LATEX PAINTS cam
Men's' Drizzler Type WATER REPELLENT
Golf JACKETS
CtfM |Mk«t — •wine back. Char-hroal. blM, tan, Ipavtar green.
' Sises 36 to 46
Universal “Ballerina” Dinnerware
In Beautiful Golden Wheat Pattern
*19.95
Value
Coaplolo
Set:
Matching Leaf
Mellow Clot! £4
ENAMEL 0\
Pants to Match *2.99
TURPOLENE
PAINT THINNERGaL
Universal Automatic
Lady Seymour Sit or Stands IRONING *™* BOARD SOM
UNIVERSAL 10-Cup Antonatic COFFEEMAKER
29.95 MAR
Snap-In Type
Caulking GUN
CAULKING COMPOUND Reg 39c . 29c
Mona-Bor'a-Tonths
TENNIS-
SHOES
Men's and Boys' Golden
NUOOET OXFORDS
The Comper
PLASTIC
HOSE
97*
WIRE MESH
SMELT NETS
Sorrlce FoH«T
„ IH-lU hulk, t-pleee.	Mahr Flber(U>.
12.95	TJ TubularFly Rod 5.99
10.95	raSSus FLY ROD 4.99 3-Pc. Split Banboo Fly Rod 3.49
Ref. 15.95 Value
LoNl w—4 handle— revertlbla wire mesh.
Quick Glowing
GRASS SEED
Next to Wtigle/s
YAN KE E
TWENTY-EIGHT
, THE PONTIAC
Mr. Reuben Johnson
Carillonneur at Flint College and Cultural Center — Flint, Michigan
Will Play the Carillon Bells at the Community National Bank
FRIDAY, APRIL 29th
12 Noon to 12:30 and 4:30 pin. to 5 p.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 3tyh
11:30 to 12 Noon
IP PlnUlii
AT HOME IN STEEL C ITY—Those Japanese children pose Under a cherry tree Wednesday at Carnegie Library In Pittsburgh, Pa. They are looking at a picture book. Akiko Yajima, 4. of Caska, is at left. Her companion is 5-ycar-oki Hiroka Nakano of Magbashl City, Cumma Kgn. Aklto’i father Haruaki Yajima' to doing ■ research work at the University of Pittsburgh. So to Hiraka’s father Dr. Minoru Nakano.
School Board Fires, Paddlin' Teacher
PrrrsfcURGH fAP) - Bohdan J. Pashkowsky, 30>year-old Langley High School teacher, has been fired for paddling more than 40 students because they didn't know their lessons.	,
The Pittsburgh Board of Public
Education’s decision came Wednesday night after a lengthy bear-i i"E-
A resolution passed- unanimous-; ly by the board said, in part:	|
“Mr. Pashkowsky did on March! 8 willfully and grossly violate the rules of the board by the massj use of corporal punishment as a{ teaching technique."
There are thousands of different kinds of mosquitoes.	}
IRONRITE SALE
Biggest Ironrite Made — Hie Best Ironrite -Out! . Full use cast-iron shoe. Irons anything,, you can wash! Specia^Price
PRICED FROM
91 Days Santa as Cash 2 Years to Pay
(SPECIAL DFFEI-tfcls month only!
| OihlstVss — $II.*8tsie8,vetos
| Luxurious DAMASK
j A'**" dinner unins
J With Every Ironrite Delivered I I A (swplsts imlM ter 18, Ihsts I UsnmmIi bsswraf MM wtH swfce ss J "ever*- s» every d«ser yes term
j COKE IN TODAY ... Ask tho Ironrlto Saloiima^
/fH\	OPEN FRIDAY and
DOWNTOWN	MONDAY NIGHTS
P^K-SHOP “Your Appliance Specialist”
121 N. Saginaw St. FE 5*6189
FLOOR SAMPLE STOCK REDUCTION SALE
EVERY APPLIANCE IN OUR STOCK PRICED TO MOVE FAST! NOT JUST ANOTHER SALE, BUT A TRUE BARGAIN EVENT WE HAVE BEEN PLANNING FOR SOMETIME!
I THESE PRICES FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY—OPEN FRIDAY RIGHT
BIG 14 CUBIC FT.
REFRIGERATOR FREEZER
-Miiu j*
it
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 287 I960
TWENTY-NINE
A. H. ApondJr. to Head Consumers
JACKSON tfl — A. H. Aymond Jr. today "fas elected chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Coneumers Power Co. at the annual organization meeting of the utility firm'll director!.
James H. Campbell, a former Pontiac reeident, was elected president and chief operating officer.
Walter C. Schmidt who has ' manager of enghwering and ■traction, was elected vfee president. Other vice president! weft re-elected.
* * ' *
A new electric plant under con-
struction on Lake Michigan at Port, Sheldon, 30 mike west of (Stand Rapida, wet tamed the James " Campbell plant.
W
Montana's Sen. Murray, Decides to Quit of 83
WASHINGTON (UW) Den.. James E. Marray (D-Mont) S3-year-old chairman el the Senate
today he will net aoefe ren toattoa toe e
Murray** dectotoa, which ■aid waa made at the m* of Ua famUy. emaed what tamed Into a bitter primary battle la whtoh ■tote’s two House members challenging him.
tA wonderful new lightness! comes to bourbon...with 1
r DANT
PERFECTED
£ Thanks to the exclusive ^ Dant charcoaling proc
EXTRA VALUE I
90
PROOF
•OURSON WHISKY • DANT DIITIllitS COMPANY, NtW YORK. N 1
C.ofC. Plans Washington Trip
Vice President Nixon to Be Speaker at Annual Chamber Session
A talk by Vice President Richard 1C Nixon will highlight a trip to Washington, D.C.. nexTweek by a 13-man delegation from the cmtiac Chamber of Commerce, flip vice president « scheduled •s the main speaker Monday night at the annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Cbm-e, which the Pontiac group will be attending.
Pontiac delegates am ached; atod to breakfast with UA , Rep. William S. Broomfield (R-Oaklaad County) Tuesday and meet with Sen. Philip A. Hart Wednesday.
Another Highlight of the meeting will be the annual Michigan Congressional Dimer .for all Michigan delegates Tuesday night.
The annual meeting runs -from Sunday through Wednesday. The Pontiac group will f|y to Washington In three shifts Saturday,! Sunday add Monday and return Wednesday, said John W. Hirling-Chamber of Commerce manager. -
Signed up to attend are:
Harry J, Woodman, chamber president; Albert W. Holcomb, first vice president; Stuart E-Whitfield, Glenn H. Griffin, Brace Annett, J. L. Van Wagoner, Thomas Whitfield. Glenn Hiller, John* A. Riley, William Hail Edward Wilson and Dr. T. Milton Hathaway.
Hiriinger will also attend.
lom Confab Ends
MARACAY, Venezuela (UPD-The inter-American Congress for Democracy and Freedom ended last night with majority approval resolutions urging independence for Puerto Rico and Pan-lian sovereignty over the Pan-Canal.
A postage stamp commemorating the 100th birthday of the Pony Express will be issued in July 11960.
Thur$.-Fri. and Sat. . . . 75 Cars Must Go!
Purchase a . . .
OH THE SPOT FINANCING BY 8.M.A.C.
1960 PONTIAC
At Astounding Savings
Thurs., Fri. and Sat
Special Discounts on ALL ACCESSORIES
OPEN TIL 10 P.M.
THURS. and FRI.
JOIN THE CROWD AT THE PONTIAC RETAIL STORE .
FREE COFFEE and DONUTS
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE
63 MT. CLEMENS
FE 3-7954
i? Beveled j Mirror
DOUBLE DRESSER, MIRROR, CHEST and BED.-.
Yours for Only
4-Drawer
With the purchase of tha living room sat or sectional sot shown at right.
Chest
BEAUTIFUL PLATINUM GREY FINISH.
Elegant styling . . . bountiful modorn do-sign . . . quality construction—all add up to one of tbo moot FANTASTIC values wo'vo over hqd to effort You get 0 Mg 6-drawer Double Dresser, Matching 4-Drawer Chest and Panel Bod.
BIG 4-PC. (Not 3) SECTIONAL
This 1940 4-piece sectional (not 3) has foam rubber filling under lovely, modern tapestry covering. You can't find a In value—no matter whore you look. ^
Including 4-Pc. Bedroom for Only $10 Extra
WKC :
108 NORTH SAGINAW
268
Beautiful, Modern UVING ROOM GROUPING
■••titifiiL miism SOt with lovely ti
*168
covering and
pried toctodee 4-pe. modern bedroom foe only $10 extra. •
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THIRTY
THE PpNTIAG PRESS* 'PHURSPAY, jpRIL 28. I960
moralists
DOWNTOWN PONTIAC
•f
Shop
1.	Associated Discount
2.	Mitchell Typewriter 8. Wayne Gabert
4.	Calbi Music
5.	J ft E Motors 4. Nu Vision
7.	Pantry
t Pontiac Optical
8.	Jacobsen's Flowers M. Federal’s
U. Diem's Shoes U. Liberty Bar IS. Mark Davis .
14.	Redmond Jewelers
15.	Philips 'Laggags Id. Stout Real Estate 17. Burton’s
It. RftH Shoes • e	v
IS. Conn Clothes
20. Cunningham's
XI. Merle Norman
XX. Kim min’s
XX. Connolly's
24.	Todd Shoes
25.	Wlggs
26.	Do Cor Shop
27.	Pauli Jewelers
28.	Oakland County Jail.	«
2d. Pontiac Press 84. Detroit Edison
31.	Artcraft Blueprint
32.	Capitol Savings
33.	Michigan Mutual
34.	Sherwin Williams SS. General Public Loans
36.	Rhime’s Restaurant
37.	Tasker’s
38.	Oxford Shop
39.	Expert's Camera
40.	Good Housekeeping Shop
41.	Huron Optical
42.	ABcta’s Bridal
43.	Hiker Building
44.	Osman's
43.	Court House
44.	GrlfTs Grill . 47. Bulan Shoes
43.	Leonard’s
44.	Merit Shoes so. Jane Lee Stares
31.	Cancellation Shoes
32.	Pnull Shoes
33.	Hanover Shoes
34.	Dickinson’s
33.	Winters ft Archer Barber Shop 30. Aastia-NorveU Insurance 37. Abstract and Title
Guaranty Co.
S3. Consumers Power
34.	Austin Norvell Insurance
40.	Baxter ft Livingston
41.	Army Reserve Center
42.	Salvation Army
43.	Pontiac Glaaa
44.	General Printing os. York’s Barber Shop 44. Zenith Hearing Aids
47.	Old Profs Book Store
48.	Cunningham's
40.	Enggass Jewelers
71.	Thom McAn
72.	Dr. Berman
73.	Kiady Optical
74.	Travel Shop
73.	Rita Cafe
74.	Dr. Miller 77. Acme Paint
73.	Park Jewelers
74.	Geney Cleaners
80.	Wyman's Furniture
81.	Lincoln • Mercury Sales
82.	Salvation Army Store
83.	Hancock Iron Works
84.	A ft P Store
83.	Honey Bee Restaurant
86.	Fred Dicks Printing
87.	Chapman Hotel
88.	Bostonian Shoe Repair
84.	Keadale Photographers 44. Edward’s Outlet
41.	Laundromat
42.	TUsty FoOds Restaurant
43.	Joe's Army • Navy Store
44.	Rosenberger • Johnston
43.	Ivan’s Bar
44.	Ward’s Outfitting
47.	Lewis Furniture
48.	Joseph’s Furniture 84. Peoples Fisk Market
144. Metro Farnltars 1M. May’s Credit Clothing 183. Buy Lo Tile
Clothing
MUNICIPAL PANNING SPACES
Downtown Pontiac
143.	Robert Had
144.	Consumers Center 144. Western Auto 148. Victor Paint
147.	Sean >
144. Barnett Clothes 144. Thrifty Drags 114. Homade 111. White Tower lit. Firestone
113.	Kaufman’s Clothing
114.	WKC 118. McNaBy's 114. Singer Sewing
117.	Simms
118.	Saltan Jewelery 114. Johnny Walker 1X4. Haig Shoe Store
131.	Raaklll Studios
1X2. Greyhound Bus Station 138. B. F. Goodrich 124. NichaUe Insurance its Weldon's Sports 124. Pontiac Retail Store 1X7. Natural Health Foods 1X8. Neumsde Hosiery 1X4. Tasty Bakery 134. Barley’s Market 1SL George's-Newport*
132.	Cleon sat '
138. Waite's
134. Wyman’s Furniture 138. Past Office 1X4. Krasge’s
137.	Gallngher Music
138.	Toast’s Bar ISO. Little Shop
140.	Ridley Flash Cleaners
141.	Hoy Aaaett Real Estate
142.	Bell Telephone Office
143.	Alteon Shops . 14L Maltng Shoes
U3.«Arthur's
148.	Nehwer's ,
117.	Eaton's
148. Community National Bank
144.	Backenstose 184. Tardea Studio Ml. Thomas Jewelery IB. Pontiac State Bank
133.	Shaw's Jewelery 184. Del Rey Discount 133. Hub Clothing 188. Peggy’s
1X7. Bobette Hosiery
118.	Strand Theater 184. Oak Donut Shop
144. Peeptea Credit Clothing
161. Pputlae Stationers
IB. Skinner's Meat Market
188. Pontiac Federal Savings
144. Van Wagoner Insurance
148. Scarlett's
148. 8. C. Rogers
147. Stepp’s Shoes
lf8. Community Finance
IB. Minute Loach
171. Modem Ago Find tare
171.	Eames ft Brawn
172.	Lynn Jewelers
173.	Eddie’s Barber Shop
174.	Sutherland studio ITS. American Trophy 178. Waldron Hotel
177.	Chamber of Commerce
178.	Now Poattae Library 174. Municipal Bollding 144. CHy Hail
Paint
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Petal Garnish Pretties Dish
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y 0 g u r t is an H*™11”1 fa] sprinkle It with sugar and eat it Ferthat South Seas' touch, cube vorite. The cafeteria at the Unitedm dessert; Americans usuaily two pounds haltoot tiUet, season Nations sells 130 dozen contain-j choose the fruit flavored verietteslaMi salt and popper, nor on «n a week. Members from. Hm|m a mid-afternoon snack. 'about 14 cup lint jofcw mixed
FRUITED PORK CHOPS — Buy thick pork . chops, cut a pocket in each one and fill with a savory, flavory prune dressing. T^is is different
A favorite vegetable in Europe is a broad, flat bean, dark green in color, with a definite crisp tea-tore. This Italian variety bean now is being grown on our West Coast
TOo often homemakers art guilty of making meals for their families which although hearty and nutritious lack eye-appeal. There’s tile feeling that prettily arranged are time consuming and to| be made tally when guests for dinner.
This recipe has the distinctive touch of a simple meal elegantly prepared. Yet it to ad quick and easy to make. Potato chip petals surround the tasty flower centers of tomato halves topped with Canadian Bacon and eggs and covered with a rich cheese sauce.
Served with a cool green salad this tempting dinner will make any family meal a special event.
Cheese Chip Mounds
1 tomatoM. halved
Broil tomato halves. Place i broiled slice Canadian bacon on! top of each tomato half. Poach! eggs and place on top of baconfj Covet with sauce and sprinkle gen-| erously with crushed potato chips. Surround tomato with whole.pdtato! chips in petal pattern.
CHEESE SAUCE: Make cream sauce by gradually blending 2 tablespoons flour with 2 tablespoons' melted butter over low flame and slowly adding 1 cup evaporated! milk. Put aside.
For folks with hearty appetiteret; fasten opening with skewers] in double boiler melt 12 ounces' you can’t beat pork chops /. . es- or sew together.	grated Cheddar cheese with 4
pedally H[hen said chops bulge de-j Mix together flour and^paprika, ounces sherry wine, dash of ta-liciously with this Prunrt Fruited!roll chops in this mixture. Brown basco. da#sh of Worcestershire Filling.	.'iy	both skies in heated shortening.|gauce. and pinch of English nius-
I Place chops in covered baking pan; (aid. Add cream sauce to “
way of serving inexpensive pork, a meat high in essential food value.
u r j	r[Prunes Add
New roods tan Also Garnish Pork Chops
Save You Time
The filling offers the rich, wineyi«dd apple juice and a sprinkle of tang of prunes, the tprt sweetness .rosemary. Cover. - »
..	-----■ — ---------------of canned apple slices, the nut-like] Bake in hot oven. fOOdegrees,
and quick-frozen so that American!flavor of whole bran cereal. Mend-'l1* hours, or until chops are ten-families can enjoy this European ed with celery, onion and season-der. Garnish platter with whole flnrorite. Look in the frozen food [tags. Slash deep pockets in the P^mped prunes. Makes 6 servings, egbinets of your local markets for chops, tuck in the filling. Then aft-!
Milan Green Beans — they’lljer a pan browning, into the oven! make a welcome change from the chops go to bake. Now they’re more familiar vegetables.	ready for the table . . . brown,)
Good when cooked but briefly in savory, fork tender . . . and so a little water to preserve their thick and sturdy that it's one toj crispness, the beans are also ex-|a serving. . ceJlcnt in casserole-type recipes. serving, call on flavorful i Combined with cut-up frankfurters, | pmnes again, this time the whole a creamy sauce and grated cheese 'plumped ones as a garnish-relish, they make an excellent supper ^nd ^ complete this hearty course dish. Hot rolls and a tossed salad] 0f tj,e meal we suggest baked round out the menu pictured to-lgweet potatoes and lettuce hearts. |
^ Frankalsyi	I You get so much honest flavor {
cheese mixture, stir writ and pour. ■ (Use 4 cup sauce per portion.) r
SAVE'
ON BEST BLEACH
Roman Bleach, the cleanser bleach, gives many extra benefits. It’s a disinfectant as well as a bleach. In automatic washers or in regular washers, your clothes come sparkling clean and sanitary with Roman Bleach.
>in these fruit stuffed pork chops! "'that they’re well worth the few I minutes extra it takes to prepare] them. Here's how to do it;
Prune Fruited Pork Cliopa Deluxe!
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j A. Beef Flank Steak.________
Q. Where does It come from ; j and how to It Identified?
It comes from the flank sec-1
t, euo snttd sh.ro Cheddar cbnu
Cook green beans as directed on!
, package; drain.
■ Meanwhile, melt butter in saucepan; add onion and green pepper and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. Stir in flour, salt, and pepper. Gradually add liquid, stir- _________
ring constantly until, thickened.	5? plumped prune, for ternIsh j
Arrange layers of green beam. Saute onion in butter until golden tion of the animal which is dfrect-! frankfurters, sad cream sauce, brown. Add bread crumbs, bran ly below the short loin and sirloin. | beginning and ending with green ]cereal, poultry seasoning, prunes,!This meat cut .is an oval-shaped beans. Sprinkle with cheese. ]apples and celery. Mix well. iboneless, steak weighing, % to 1% Bake in a moderate oven (350 Split pork chops through middle pounds with ipusclqp running! degrees F.) about 20 minutes or|to form pockety sprinkle lightly [lengthwise.'
Q. How is M prepared?	j
A. By braising, a moist heat method of meat cookery. The meat] .is cooked slowly and requires between 1 and 2 hours cooking time. For variety, the steak may be ]rolled and cut into individual steak! {fillets.
until mixture to bubbling hot. with salt and pepper. Put an equal MaWm 4 servings.	amount of stuffing into each pock-
Devilish Note Sounds in Divan
FRANKALAYA — Long a favorite in Europe, Italian Green Beans are now available in quick-frozen form in our local markets. , Combined with frankfurters, cream sauce and grated cheese they make sn excellent supper dish.
! Try , adding spicy deviled ham] jto a chicken or turkey divan, next ] [time you make one. It's a/varia-j fion of h recipe that made a New .York restaurant famous, you] 'know, and gives a different, delicious taste to this easy, but interesting lunch or supped dish.! ’ It's so easily “put together," too,]
with just three main ingredients ]
Romantic Rosemary Is Subtle Flavoring Herb
‘Seasonings not only help trans-i Now, American homemakers form ordinary dishes into poetry, know it as a symbol of fine Hartley have a romantic past, as vor. For example, when M tea-well. For exaniple, Rosemary, spoon rosemary is blended with 2 Which resembles a tiny pine tablespoons butter and allowed together gpedle, was a leading lady in stand In-a warm place for half'cheese,
Sakespeare's day. Ophelia says of an hour, it imparts an exciting (under the broiler until sauce is] “There's rosemary, that’s for]newness to mashed potatoes, as- golden-brown and bubbly. Serve it|
and a luscious cheese sauce topping it.
Just start with lively-flavored j deviled ham covering the bottom of a shallow casserole, then a| layer of chicken or turkey, and] then bright-colored broccoli or fresh asparagus—right from the market.
You'll find this Deviled Divan dish so convenient, especially if I you’re hdving a party because] there's so little to do with the ingredients all ready—way ahead of] time just wpiting to be put to-', I topped with a sparkling
^ffmsmbrance,’’ for this herb Men placed on the graves of Aglish heroes. After the Roman dpnquerors brought it to England, axon brides tucked Rosemary Mo their bouquets as a symbol si fidelity. * -
paragus and zucchini.
Marinades made wfth ma rv do wonders for m Combine 1 teaspoon rosemary, I ,
• peppercorns, teaspoon I
thyme, 1 tablespoon minced on- ! Spread deviled ham on bottom.
with fluffy, hot riee, if you like.
- Deviled Turkey or Chicken Divan
a Sliced °c
What a M«ss!
jNEW YORK (UPI) - Old tim-
beans or other dish when talking at cooking. With good reason, cording to aariy cookbooks dis-piayed at a recent antiquas fair id Now York. The term means “to serve.” Many recipes used -the Hum “mess it forth” — meaning direeJL. -
Ion, I teaspoon garlic powder, tablespoon celery sett, with cup ollvo oil and > tablespoons lemon juice and you’ll be adding flavor of both the indies and the Mediterranean to your meaL Pour marinade over lamb; then refrigerate several hours, fuming frequently. Use remaining marinade for basting during baking dr broiling.
Roaetqary does all' sorts of | tronomic wonders when just teaspoon’ is added to chicken op
on- ! Spread dev (orshaflow 41 layer or chic
casserole, then .add! layer of chicken or turkey slices, i and next vegetable. Top with your ] favorite cheese sauce. Bake at 350j degrees for 20 minutes, then cook] under broiler until cheese bubbles' and browns lightly.
combread or muffin mixture before baking.
It. gives appetizing relish and
Cottonseed oO and goyhpan are chiefly used in hydrogenated ■ IfopjtsllU shortenings; some-	...
times corn oil and peanut oil are cups, fruit salads, jams, also used.1 ‘	! and crabmeot. •
DONT SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY FOR THIS COFFEE.
Frida/* Soup
(unless you’re just plain crazy about good coffee)
Hearty and appealing to this salmon chowder. Cook chopped onion in butter. Blend to a can each of condensed cream of celery and mushroom soups, % soup can evaporated milk,. % soup can water, 2 cups of flaked cooked salmon and a dash of pep-
eye appealing garnish, to fruit1 per. Garnish,,wtth chopped parsley | after ladling into 6 large soup bowls.
Madam... please Ilf coffee to you is just something to wash down your breakfast, then don't buy Chock Full O’ljjuts Coffee. Stay with the brand you’re now using and save the few pennies. ■ ■ But...if you can smell the difference and taste the difference between coffees...if you’d rather go broke than go without a really good then dig in ypur heels and insist on Chock Full O’Nuts Coffee. It’s the
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Candy Topped Pies
vanilla ice cream and * sprink- rheesa in1 Chaesa ling ot crushed yellow tenon can-inv.neese
Since yellow is « popular color. ^ in spring ...because ol its fre^h;
It aim adds a gay note! If you remove the membrane
as a dessert garnish. Bake some from the edges at sliced liver, frozen individual (5 ounce) apple the chances are the slices won't or peach pies. Coed. Top withcUrl during cooking.
WHEAT ,G£KM FRITT	— The addition of chopped fruit
and wheat germ can convert a packaged spice-cake mix into a three-layer, second-helping delight. It is sure (o win you pastry-chef acclaim.	••
Wheat Germ an Addition to Different Fruit Cake
One of the boons of modern bak- ding and pie filling mix as directed Ingtsthe many foolproof packaged-1 on package. Gaol and spread be>] cake mixes on the market, which tween cate layers, give pastry chef skills to even
brand new brides. However, most _	, ,	_ ,
homemakers, while relying on the Ptepere your own favorite 7-; basic package mix, like to add •>-	« 1
ttnetive touches of their own.	">»«*	”** W™*
If you're one of the latter, make'* direct"1 *P» P^kage. Flavor sure you try this wheat germ fruit.j"‘th tenon eatract or vanflta as nice cste.	desired. Spread on top and sides
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If you mate it soon, you’ll make it often.
All you do is prepare die spice cake mix as directed on the package, then add die wheat germ and!
Andy chopped prunes or ndnee-i' meat. The prunes, like the mince-' meat, are available in packaged; form on your grocer’s shelves, i
The fruit, regardless of which | Thanks to the new "brown ysa chiass, glorifies the flavor 'serve” French bread, you cam •*	<**•» “A «**	! make some of the most delicious i
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Hot Heroes
I the hatter aad sprinkled around the top edge of the cake, odds a let e« aatH-tloe in fre fern of the B vitamins, prelela, tree aad other dietary eoerattals.
Top the cate with a fluffy white frosting and spread lemon filling between the layers. The frosting and the Oiling can jbe your own favorite recipes. Or. again, you! substantial tere for a ravenous can buy each in a package mix. lfamily. They’D lows ’em!
Grandmother may have fnd it	Hot Heroes
Just as good, but never so .easy.	-brown mmr mack]
Wheat Gem Fruit Oaks	heted
1 psckscc (I lb. S so. sr t IS. I as.) i Proporod mature
hero sandwiches you ever tasted. You simply prepare a tangy ing. bate the whole sandwich In] the oven hnd serve it while it* still piping hot. Our recipe suggests sardines for the filling, but you could use ham or bologna r~ any ef a number of other meats.
With a crispy salad and plenty of steaming coffee. Hot Heroes are
hepped cooked Brunet or

Prepare spice cate mix as directed on package- . Stir in wheat germ and prunes or minoemcat. Pour into 3 greased and floured S-lnch cake pans. Bate in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) 2S‘to 30 minutes. Cool in pens 5 minutes remove from pans and cool on rack.
When cool, spread lemon Mil-lag bstwetn layers aad frost top aad jMeo et cake with fluffy white frosting. Edge top of eake I sprinkling of wheat gens, t One 8-inrh cake.
OorUo bailor
Before browning in .oven, loaves in half lengthwise. On cut surfaces ot bottom halves, arrange a layer of sardines. Top with sliced cheese cut to fit. Spread generously with prepared mustard. Replace top halves. Brush with garlic butter. Bate as directed. Cut each loaf in thirds to serve. Makes • servings. .
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Lemon Filling:
Prepare 1 package of lemon pud-
Herb Butter
Half an hour before dinner, Mend _ teaspoon of rosemare with _ tablespoons of butter and let stand Jn a warm place. Just before serving. add thbp herbed butter to mashed potatoes, asparagus zucchini.
GREAT acoTTAflf j STRAIGHT
/ IBM open the carton, dig in, and enjoy the Cottage Cbm* with the delicate natural flavor. Fairmont makes cottage cheese by an unhurried natural process, not artificially. try it straight from the carton. Enjoy the difference deticate natural flavor makes.
FAIRMONT COTTAGE CHEESE
has delicate natuifql.flavor
Red-wrapped-Edam filled with a tangy cheese spread adds color good taste to y q u r 'hors
of cheese end mash thoroughly. Combine Canned Soups-1 »>■>»	^	lundl E
sauce, 1. tablespoon prepared mustard, 1 teaspoon mixed herbs, 3 tablespoons sour cream ancLa tew
healthy appetite. A vacuum bottle hot soup ia a pre-requiaito tar the aipper’a lunch boot. A favorite . .]ls a beverage aotg) combining «■* who fancies a rod and densed pea and tomato soups ht,e.
grains cayenne pepper. Refill ^ M d“it* often e man wfeirepsedoctioa ofa frunoue French d’oeuvre tray- Cut the top frorn'che^ shell and serve as a spread loves to eat and it’a a wise wifejrecipe of wondroua flavor-pure* a small Edam, ‘Scoop qut centerwith assorted crackers.	'who packs a lunch to please his Mongols. ___________ . v~
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Midnight Interview—With	[j
9j JANET ODELL j trench fried potato eabea. That's rttoo Pteto Home Editor : what they wen. Guerbe said thatj By dragging out the French we actually the potatoes should be studied so king ago we were ablejibout the sin of a hazel nut which to decipher the menu Tuetday accounts tor the “noisette." ■
Evening at the ‘•April hi Peril |	. ^	, -1
•erty-Rtthe Kingbcy Inn. How, Oef Goetfre to ea totorwttf ever, one item had us eomptetdyt mm toad, tt Tternm he grew stymied It was “Pommes Note-, up to a family that owned a .	restaurant. Us father Is a chef. 1
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midnight—we had a chat with chef:	M a ^ I
Jaime Guerbe and asked him to! £ r^SS^wi IslSa 1
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emanation was simple.	1	^	*
Pommes Noisette looked like We asked him about diftereneeel
In French and American restau And that, my fellow homemak-
rant kitchens. The number of hie man helpers seems to be the chief difference. When he-has seven assistants here, he might have 25 in France.
* "Don’t they get In each other’s
wayT* we asked.---------------------H
. "No, each one has his own corner and sticks in ttn
“Wasn't It difficult to pten A menu like tho French pasty one for aa many people?"
"Not particularly. The secret isl in not trying to do too much.”
era, la the secret of all good partxj planning. Don't try to do too much. Plan a meal that can be prepared in large part the day before or early In the morning on the day of tho party. Keep your dishes sim-« and strive tor quality. Incident)?, Gaerbe believes that
ttons tor heating It. ’ Hart's the |recipa If you*would like to try It.
quality cooking; they Wont wait half aa hoar to have a special seafftofi er omelet made. They
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As ypu know, French cooking makes use of many sauces. There was a creamy sauce served with the eole. For garnish each plate had a shrimp and a scallop.
We eh sas beef rather thaa chicken. Cooked to a raijeness that was perfect, this beef had
% sea awitra buttes- (skstrti Osrsaailasator .^Dr'CT l Mutooe ansst tarrwon tad
hetvir, minced
Place wine, vinegar, shallots, parsley, chopped tarragon, chervil iand peppercorns in upper art of I double boiler. Cook over direc heat until reduced to % original volume. Strain through a tine sieve and return to double- boiler. Cool slightly.	>*■
Set ever hot water, not boiling, arid beat far egg yeUts, using wire whisk. Adding melted batter alternately an til Mace Is consistency at mayonnaise. Season with cayenne and mteend herb*. The secret of dlls sauce is the slow cooking of the egg yolks over hot water which should never
According to our reference cook-; book, this sauce is similar to mayonnaise in consistency. It is served with broiled fish and dark meats. Never hot, never cold,' tut tog the addition of the melted but-slightly warmed are' the instroe-'
reach the boiling point and constant and rhythmic beating dun-
'eanuti Enrich Macaroni Dish
Cheese Biscuits
Arrange alternate layers ^\MQTVB10US iOt
cooked macaroni, H eup	" s m 4___j
- and % cup chopped salted CieOHied TWld ’
peanuts Is a greased halting dish.
If your budget is in sad shapa. you're probably hi the mood for a good, tow-coat food to practice a bit of economy. You’ll find that peanuts hnd peanut butter certainly fit the requirements, and their use is limited only by your imagination. Not only do, they rank Ugh in taste appeal, hut they’re well' worth a place in your menus because of their food Value, whatever the state of your budget.
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You may boag your own special recipe tor using peanuts or peanut butter ih a salad, casserole, stuffing tor fowl or to breads, cooktea and pastries. Here's a recipe lor macaroni and cheese with peanuts which to a mighty tasty nutritious dish, and a mighty cal one too:
Take an 8-ounce package of macaroni in small pieces and boil the
tor the top. Cower with
lanes and sprinkle with *4 cup of
of melted butter or margarine, and the remafatog peanuts and cheese.
Brawn in moderate oven (915 degrees F.) -lor about 2b You’ll have enough tor *
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Stir together the flour and cateky salt; cut in butter ir‘“
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Melt S tablespoons af butter or margariae aad Mend la S table
par it desired, aad 1 toaspi aslt Add 1H on pa af mUk i
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TBE CROWING TOUCH — James Guerbe,	was in preparation for a gala April In Peril
chef at the Kingsley Inn, puts the finishing	party held Tuesday evening during the time of
. touches an a tray at assorted Petit Fours. This President de Gaulle’s visit to America.
Colonial Dish Is |Broccoii Stars in Eecipe Still Popular
Need something new, different —1 land delightul —as a suppertime, Idishf
Chesapeake Broccoli
) can crab awl
Despite tiw many cooking shortcuts and ready-prepared foods, on the maricet, American women seem to be taking a new interest in gourmet cookery, aa witness the vast sale of cookbooks. Earlyj American recipes are enjoying | current vogue.
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Following to a favorite from] “The Williamsburg Art of Cookery.’’ a boric of 500 old Virginia | recipes compiled, by Mr*. Helen Duprey Bullock:
Steak aad Kidney Pie Remove fat'and membrane from four small veal kidneys, place ' bowl and sprinkle with salt. Add J cup claret or other dry red wine, several bay leaves, slices of raw onion end a tew peppercorns. Let it stand white you prepare lto pounds beef steak cut pounded well with flour and cut into pieces.*'
Separate Udaeyo with a sharp
Why not try Chesapeake Broccoli' |Caaaarela?
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Here’s a. combination you'd hard-1 jly think of putting together — broccoli, crab meat and cottage cheese.' But the test to in the taste, and fit's yummy.
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Set off by sauteed mushrooms land Parmesan cheese, Chesapeake' (Broccoli Casserole to bound to be-j come a “favorite" that will never' grow “old.’’
Arrange broccoli and crab meat in shallow r’xfi"xT* buttered baking dish. Saute mushrooms to butter; add. Season cream sauce with Worcestershire, pit and pepper and pour over all. Spoon on cottage j cheese; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and paprika. Bake 20 min-' utes at 375 degrees. Makes 6
ttoa aad the fat L’siag a heavy Iran frying pan or dutch evea. brawn some wet to It aad re-move. Then add a small diced onion arid cook until lightly brown, ffteat, brawn tho steak and the* add the kidneys which have been well dredged with flour. Stir carefully, add a mall quantity af hot water, season with a bay leaf, chopped pantov
Cover and simmer very slowly, stirring occasionally. It should be tender in about one hour. Add one cup sliced fresh mushrooms when available. Strain into it the' wine. K gravy needs thickening, rectify It with flour and water.
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Crisp cookies with a touch of! spice for a sweet nibble.	|
CHESAPEAKE BBOOOOU — This unusual dish is a combination of broccoli, cottage cheese and crab meat. Easy to prepare, it can be served in the baking dish. Try it for luncheon or dinner.
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butter. Fold fa walnuts and ntotoa.
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AVOCADO ICE CBEAM—A fully ripe avocado teamed with tart-met dims Juices to make a has the richness of heavy cream, dehdous when smooth and delectable Ice cream.
Avocado Ice Cream Has Citrus Tang
’'It is like butter and is of marvelous flavor, so good and pleasing Uf the palate that it is a marvelous thing." These words of praise tor the avocado were written in 1519 from Colombia, South America, by Fernandes de Enciso, a soldier of COrtez, after he hkd tasted hiajtnt "ahuacatl.” If he ueed the word "toarveiotB" twice in one sentence, tt is Just becauss that is what avocados are.
If you have not as yet learned the delights of the delicate and nutlike avocado, now is a good time to try j a pew taste adventure. March and
ahouM be Jort m the verge of becoming sett to the tooch. They are reedy to eat whaa they yield to geetle pnmaro If egeeesed between the pehna of the haadn. Like eertnin ether traits they
while stffl oa the tree.
Naturally they strip much better while still Ann, so !t*s best to an-tidpute your avocado needs, buy-i ing now what* you’ll want to use tour or five days from now. Once avocados have ooftened at ram temperature, store than In the re-
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and of fine quaBty.	or lift off tkln. If the cut avocado
Most of our avocado crop comes,muBt . blf, be sure to sprinkle from CtUfomla. whlch MdesUtf, i™ job* to prevent trait In all taonfiis, and 100 perL,OTI|M-t^-
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Avocado*, when at thetr beet I Combine avocado, lemon Juice,
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Heavenly Pie in Coconut Crust
AMBROSIA FIE — Ambrosia was the food eaten by the gods in ancient days. You can eat food that is Just as heavenly. This delicate dessert is served in a cocomft crust Although there is a fresh pineapple in the picture, don’t try using that in your gelatin. You must use canned pineapple.
There are times when a special dessert is called tor — something elegant in appearance and prefer-! ably easy to make.
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Ambrosia Pie la such a dessert—i glamorous enough tor a special occasion meal, yet not at all difficult | to make. A tender coconut crust holds an ambrosial mixture of crushed pineapple combined* with orange Joke In a creamy filling.
The crust features coconut as the I basic ingredient. You simply as-the coconut and butter or margarine and shape , the crust right in the pan. No rolling! Ambrosia Pie ‘
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1 tmepom gratae orsat* rind
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Soften gelatin in % cup orange Juke. Beat egg yolks in top ofj double boiler; stir in remaining Juice and 14 cup sugar. Cook over hot water, stirring constantly, until thickened. Add orange rind, aalt and gelatin: stir until gelatin is dissolved. Cool until syrupy.
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Beat Igg whites stiff; beat In remaining % cup sugar. Fold egg whites and pineapple into gelatin mixture. Pile into coconut crust Chin to set
Coconut Crust IU cups thredded coconut t toUupooos soft butter or aiortsrtoo Thoroughly mix together coconut arid butter or mkrgtrine; pot evenly into a 9-inch pie plate. Bake in a slow oven (300 degrees F.) 15 to] 20 minutes or until golden. Cool.
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HBTnj.li CRABMEAT - Here is i delicate dish that spells glamor with a capital "G." Deviled crabmeat reminds one of the days of
Diamond Jim Brady. Yet It Is easily wtthln reach of the average hostess. Serve it with a tossed ' salad and It glass of wine.
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The well-knojvn Welsh Rarebit, or Welsh Rabbit as it Is often called, has been adapted to include an extremely popular protein food —succulent shrimp—in this new recipe from the Shrimp Association of the Americas. Shrimp Rarebit combines the rosy little shellfish with Cheddar cheese sauce, flavored with sherry.
Ip making the sauce,■ you use some of die shrimp cooking liquid, so that none of the goodness of the shrimp is lost, and the flavors of cheese, shellfish and sherry .are well blended.
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Store 3 cans of’crabmeat on the In flour, mustard, Worcestershire, liquid, shelf and you’ll be half way to-'Tabasco and ' nutmeg. Combine, #	ltir
i serving 1 newly-tested main milk arfti cream; add. Stir wwj^uttw, cheese, salt and pepper un-All meat shipped Into Michigan dish that friends and family witijlow heat until' smooth and thick-1 til smooth. Stir In reserved shrimp ^ ^ federally inspected fa an'“w with delight.	- jened. Add a little of (Ms sauce to'liquid. Stir a little hot mixture into
. . . , L,	___|, True flavormates are Rhine egg yolk*; blend and return egg eggs; return to rest of mixture in
autbori$sd slaughter house accord-1^ c^,meat jn Deviled mixture to remaining sauce; Mend, double boiler. Cook and stir until tag to Marjorie Gibbs, the Detroit |crabmeat they are joined by * Stir in wine.	mixture tMckene. Stir in eheny
Consumer Marketing Informationjtouch of prepared mustard and! Flake crabmeat, removing any ^ shrimp. Serve on toast. Makes Agent. Although this inspection is nutmeg, with egg yolks and cream cartilage. Save red claw meat 4 t0 5 gerv>ngs' strict and requires high standards tor good measure. Canned crab-
of equipment, about SO per cent «*■* <*** tove to Price, yet this of the meat slaughtered te the|HPPfatog dish tallies up less than •-	'	• t many a meat specialty.
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. Inspected.	p* crabmeat piping hot. Meal sc-L)^ jq minutes or until cnimbs coarse. Cook 2 ounces of spag-
About 90 per cent of the packing I companiments are crisp greens and!,^ browned. Makes I (o( serv- hetti according 1$ package direc-plants in Michigan hire their own [the same Rhine wine which is a i lngs	. [tkms. Drain. Place alternate lay-
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state which have ordinances re- ij S*'aS ““ “** quiring inspection. It appears that ^JPeSSTJuSto ^.t,, all meat packed by the, plants is	Rhfie winf
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paragus, using 1 cup of latter altogether in a greasdd baiting dish.
the cities with meat inspection ordinances.
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Melt butter or margarine; blend of flavorful butter.
! Tired of serving egg sandwiches I -pop with white sauce, made froml ! the same way? Then, try a xesty jj cup milk, 1 tablespoon each of j j Western on a bun; beat protein- butter and flour and (4 teaspoon ;rich milk with eggs, season to of salt. Sprinkle lightly with but-! taste and -try or bake with ham fered bread crumbs and bake In a , land green pepper cubes in plenty 350degrae oven about 28 minutes,
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This past year two bills were proposed to the state legislature to requir? all plants to be inspected to eliminate the possibility of slaughter of diseased animals hy mn-inspected houses, tta-l fortunately neither*Mil passed for! the financing of the program has been one of the Mg stumbling blocks.
The suggestion Is being made! that consumers urge their local state representative to vote tor some sort of compulsory inspection law in the coming year. Until ureas might be better protected if there were .a city ordinance requiring inspection.
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, Mix-together well the sugar and I ’flour In a mixing bowl. Add grated! lemon rind and juice. Beat eggs whites until they form soft peaks without washing beater, beat yolks' until thick and pale colored.
Add beaten yolks, melted butter, salt and buttermilk to sugar-flour; stir well. Fold in beaten whites. Pour into custard cups.
Set In pen of very hot wafer (have water about height of des-1 serf mixture) and bake In moderate (350 degrees) oven 45 minutes. Cool and chill; invert; there will be a cakelike base and eus-. tariPsauce top. Makes 4 to 5 sferv-bigs.
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Hibachis — the little charcoal Moves used by tha Japanese for centuries — have become extremely popular in this country. These gadgets an Ideal for broiling nbrimp.
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pettem^nnRtaf, toitomotives, printing'and metal fabrication.
In addition to the required academic courses in high echoed, the boy takes one-hour shoe courses in
By Uim ZUCKEBBERG Local educators long have felt that the industrial nature of Pontiac Justifies an extensive program tb belp bays prepare for t sUBed trade.	. }
VerneH F. Duffy, coordinator1 of the department of vocational education in the Pontiac school system, conducted a study to determine to what extent this program is actually fulfilling its purpose.
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Duffy said the program must lie continually enriched, however, in order to qualify students Or Job market demands.
There will be an “erosion” In curriculum, school officials say, if residents don’t approve the additional millage needed to maintain its quality.	—
MILLAGE TO BE ASKED Approval of the Board of Education’s 2.1 mill increase proposal will be asked on the May 9 ballot.
^Daffy's research study comprises some tOO former vocational department students from tha years 1SU to OH. “Encouraging results” show that 56.1 per cent of those periled were employed in the trade for which they were trained; 1212 per cent in a related occupation and 11.5 per cent in college, lor a total of 90J per cent.
'Daly 11.5 per eeat were work-big outside their trade,” said Duffy; "These figures alone should support the need (or the editing program la Pontiac aad Its Continued, development.
“It was particularly interesting : that' 11.5 per cent of the graduates j 'were in college. .While this does] not seem like a very high icentage, you've got to remember jthat by merely electing the vocational curriculum toe boys indicated little intention of going to college.
"TWa Indicates that the Vocational Department has stimulated la the hoys, through
“In general” said Daffy, "the Vocational Education Department to tha Pontiac school system is providing the boys with the kind of background that
‘Bui course content, equipment and facilities must always be scrutinized for future improve-
Duffy said high schools used to fed their tsaodafiCn with the student cessed when the diploma was awarded,
“The schools now need the facilities to assume more responsibility tor Job placement," he said. “It is not enough to send the student out to conquer the world with an inspiring farewell address and best wishes.”
SEES PLACEMENT NEED The study disclosed that 31.6 per cent of the graduates obtained their first Jobs through their vocational counselor or coordinator.
‘This Is encouraging.” said Duffy, “but far short of the num-that should be serviced in Job placement.”
A bey enrolled-in the vocational education department follows a predetermined sequence of-subjects for satisfactory completion In the curriculum of his choice.
, The curriculum Includes machine shop, drafting, electricity,
all fisa major areas, a year st applied mathematice in tha 10th grade and a year of applied physics in toe 11th grade.
During his llth tnd 12th years
of school, faf takes two semester* of a three-hour shop in his msjor field and two semesters of a three-hour shop complementary to his trade. / •
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Duffy's study showed, also, that the boys working in the trade for wjiich they were trained in high school were earning an average of $2.29 per hour 4n comparison to a $2.08 average wage for those work-tag in related occupations and $1.94 for those who changed to a different field entirely.
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Strikes, Inventories to Cut Car Output
DETROIT (UPIJ — Automotive News said today strikes among suppliers and inventory adjustments by Buiek-Oidamobile-Pon tiac wilt cut automobile production this week to its second lowest level so
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Production for April was esti- this afternoon on a, concrete foun- The hearipe-is the first In a mated at 583,032 units, compared dation at an entrance of the series leading up to the National with ga,402 in March.	.	j$1,500,000 center.	Convention in Los Angeles in July.
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pegged at 25,665, compared with A box will be placed under>tbejolic could carry Michigan in the 23,916 last week. April truck pro-[plaque. It will containjwig-livedipresidential rare.'But, he said, be duction was estimated at 110,569, isotopes and somehlgMy resistant im't sure whether Sen. Lyndon & compared with 129,454 in March, 'bacterial, forma. Some bacterial Johnson (D-Tex) could.
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Former Episcopal Bishop CENTO Ministers Endorses Sen. Kennedy
rUAVti VA T0WN.-t W.Va. <AP) the senator has given aniwgra
-The former Episcopal bishop nf West Virginia says he would have no hesitancy in voting for Sep. John F. Kennedy (IX-Mass) a Homan Catholic, In the coming presidential campaign.
“I am grateful to the bishop,’ Kennedy said later. “I think his statement will make it easier for os now to move to a discussion of the real Issues facing West Virginia and the nation.”
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The endorsement by Dr. Robert E. Strider of nearby Leetown was Ireleaaed early today by Ms son-in-law, Ray Niblack. Dr. Strider was| bishop of West Virginia for 32i years. He retired in 1955 and is now 72.
Niblack, acting as spokesman! for Dr. Strider, aaid the bishop ; told Kennedy he was "profoundly impressed with the forthright manner in which you have han-| died this (religious) issue. You have left no doubt in my mind; concerning your loyalty to the| Constitution of the United States: which would prohibit any church influence in the discharge of j(0tir duties as president.”
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He said the bishop added this statement:
"I believe the senator (Kennedy) is a man of exceptional high character, and his war' record and his record in the U.S. Senate certainly are testimony to Lthat.
"On the major religious ques-tions of birth control, the possibility of an ambassador to the Vatican and aid to parochial achoola,
which I feel should allay any fears concerning church Influence on him as president.’’
Niblack said it was the first time Dr. Strider ever had endorsed a candidate tor president.
The brief unscheduled meeting between Kennedy and Dr. Strider was arranged by William C. Battle, who served in PT hosts with Kennedy during World War 11 and if a son of former Virginia governor John S. Battle.
TEHRAN, Iran (AP)-U.S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter today sat down with the foreign ministers of the Central Treaty ion’* (CENTO) amine the tree world's Middle East frontier before next month’i East-West summit conference. * r	★	★	*
Ths tiuoe day dlscmBoM wtih allies strung across the gap between West European NATO and the Far Eastern SEATO alliance were regarded as an important step for the United States and Britain before confronting Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev Ruis.
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WASHINGTON (AP)-Two congressional investigators looking into the activities of the Federal Power Commisskm have bxeen questioned officially about the [ported ransacking of an FPC member’s office desk.
Both men have denied under loath that they had anything to do with breaking into the desk of [FPC Commissioner Arthur Kline last weekend. Apparently nqtiii was taken, but papers were d& ranged.
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Pontiac Central's ace basketball player George Fed can thank his scrapbook of Pontiac Press dippings for gaining two friends in the Milwaukee police department.
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Upon arrival in Milwaukee recently, to visit relatives, George stood waiting on a street comer for transportation which was to pick him up and deliver him to bis destination.
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To prove his identity George proceeded to show them his scrapbook of basketball clippings. When his transportation finally arrived 10 minutes later, he parted company with two Milwaukee policemen well-informed j of his prowess and added two more to the list of well-wishers for his basketball future.
DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Bill Skiff, Chief of Yankee scouts comments on the Colavito-$uenn trade. “I’d have traded Colavito to, get Kuenn in a minute,” Skiff said, “and you can^uote me.”
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A source eloae tetto Detroit Lions’ situation remarked recently, “TllbeHO to 1 that Goorgo Wilson and Ed Anderson are hot with the Lions before the 1960 season comes to an end.”
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Billy Goodman, recent guest 'at Oxford High School banquet, says the Tigers could go as high as second place if pitching holds out. He lists pitching as big concern of White Sox.
Michigan State basketball star Horace Walker is reported seeking a spot on an Industrial Basketball team rather than the NBA. He was drafted by the St. I/mto Hawks. .	■
Ex-Tiger Ray Herbert Stops 'Murderer's Row'

Indiana Slapped With Stitt Penalty
ATLANTA (AP) - Indiana University today began serving one at the stiff eft penalties ever handed out bythe National Collegiate Athletic Asa—tour years probation tor six recruiting violations.
‘It’s a terrible blow," said Uhl-versity President Herman Wells Ut Bloomington, bad. j Indiana football coach Phil Dickens called it “a dad-bumpd shame. We thought we had done everything possible to avert any* tiling like this.’
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The punishment means Indiana |is ineligible for NCAA champion, .ship competition, cannot make post-season appearances such as bowl games and cannot appear on televised sports programs of the NCAA.
It won’t stop Indiana tJ. athletes for trying out for the U. S. Olympic team but they will have
NBA Approves Switch of Lakers to California
NEW YORK (API—The National Basketball Ann., threatened with beii« beaten to the lucrative west coast by the newly formed American League, has approved the transfer of the Minneapolis Lakers to Los Angeles.
There Was only one “If" in NBA President Maurice Podoloff’s nouncement Wednesday. It was "providing a satisfactory schedule can be drawn." League schedule meetings will be held in New York May 9 and 16.
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Bob Short, owner at the financially-troubled Lakers, presented a list of JO playing dates to the NBA board of directors. They were submitted to him in a meeting with the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission. The club would play most of its home games at the new Los Angeles Sports Arena
and the others at Los Angeles State College.
to qualify through Amateur Athletic Union events rather than NCAA competition. Walt Bellamy university’s basketball team has already been choeen for the Olympic squad. Mike Trey and Alan Somers have qualified lor the Olympic swimming trials. * * *
The ’suspension also- will 'not stop the Indiana basketball team train competing in a tournament in Los Angeles next winter,because the invitation was accepted before the probation was
The council, NCAA policy-making body, charged 'that an $900 bonus and monthly payments at $50 to $75 were offered a Virginia football player by an Indiana alumnus working with an assistant coach.
Another athlete was recruited by a telephone caller using a fic-
titious name who offered up to $100 as a bonus and free transportation, it was charged.
NCAA' rules permit a maximum of $15 a month tor incidental expenses phis tuition, room, board and books to be offered a prospective athlete.
Free vacations, clothing And cash were offered in other cases, all involving football players, the council said, and an assistant coach was charged with using an alias in at least two recruiting efforts. He was later dismissed the council said. Five of the violations occurred in 1958 when Indiana was already on NCAA probation in another case.
No names were mentioned in the list of charges.
COUNTRY KINFOLK — Enos (Country) Slaughter met some of his "country cousins" in a pre-game birthday party at Busch Stadium in Houston, Texas last night. A donkey,, a pig, a chicken all took part in the parade and presentation of a birthday cake on hit 44th birthday.
Lemon's 3-Run Homer Keeps Yankees in 2nd
(Frem Our Wire Servlcea) • He allowed only two safe blows The New York Yankees muffed 1 through the first seven Innings.
*fi*? P}«*i Jim Gentile and Ron' Hanson Wednesday in the infant American .paced the Oriole attack. Hanson league Pennant nee-	(made three*hits and drove in two
Kansas City handed front-run- runs while Gentile had three RBI Mng Detroit Us second straight to his crqdit. Marv Breeding added defeat last night, but the Yanks two bits to the Oriole offense, were aaaMe to capitalize on the bostox	Baltimore
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Michigan State Among 650 Schools in 66th Annual Event
1951 and then came back to take three straight. That waa ‘when George Mftnn was the backbone of the dub.-
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Since Mikan’s retirement in 1964 the Lakers have bad tough sledding at the gqte. They were the Western division champions in 1959 after finishing second in the regular season, but lost four straight to Boston in the final play-
PHILADELPHIA (AP)
66th annual two-day Penn Relay track and field carnival opens at Franklin Field Friday with' the na-tlon’s top collegiate stare competing* and a special sertes of 14 events for postcollege athletes training for the Olympic tryouts.
More than 4,400 track and field athletes representing about 650 colleges, high schools, Junior high and elementary schools are pected to compete.
San Jose State, Vlllanova and Michigan State are among the top teams entered.
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Among the better-knowrf individual performers will be John Thomas, Boston University's indoor high Jump record breaker.
Heading perhaps the finest •print field in the history of the relays will be Ray Norton; Nation-- Si AAU sprint champ in the 100 and 230.
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The Lakers finished third last season, beat Detroit in the first round and their lost to St. Louis in the Western finals.
Giardeilo Has Title Claim Turned Down
‘PROVIDENCE, R.L (AP)—The
down Joey Giardeilo * claim for the NBA middleweight.champion-•hip but favors a return bout between Giardeilo and Gene Fullmer.
Anthony Macerad, NBA preri-
Giardello’s manager Tony Fer-rante bad filed a daim tor the Htla after the oaatrovsrsial draw between Giardeilo and Fullmer a we«k ago in Bowman, Mont.
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off on a contract with Short, but Lemon's blast kept the BronxjgfSffL* }*•• the organization refuaed. ’ll* Bombere to fcri place, haft a gameironras* p *#•#
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of Chicago, has announced it will operate in 196(M>1 in Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Cleveland, Kansas City, Washington and Chicago.
The NBA also plans to operate in Chicago in 1961-62, when the league win be increased to nine clubs. Chicago dropped out of the NBA after the 1990 season.
The Lakers' transfer would be the fourth since the NBA settled into two tour-team divisions in _
1964. Since then the Milwaukee % outfieldere circuit clout.
Hawks have shifted to St. Louts. 6»v* roakh lefthander Jim Kaati the Fort Wayne Pistons to De- hls first major league victory, al- J trott and Rochester Royals to Cin-> though he waa not around at the Mnwnti	[finish. Pete Ramos hurled the last,
Minneapolis won titles the firstj^Jnnln8» t0 Prewnra Kaat’s tri-j two years in the NBA, missed in ‘
After a miserable start, the Baltimore Orioles continued to show signs of life by walloping the Boston Red Sox, 8-3, in Baltimore’s Municipal Stadium for their 3rd straight win.
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ROCKY IS SAFE — Ken Hamlin, Kansas City shortstop, throws to first base to retire Steve Bilko in the second inning as Rocky Colavito heads for second base. Jerry Lumpe (center)
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tried to force Rocky at second but the grounder took a bad hop. hit him in the face and knocked off his cap. Hamlin recovered in time to gat Bilko at first.
Uiw Wing No. 3; Dodgers Down Cubs
Pirates Make It 6 Straight
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ington in the 3rd- inning and Bill Skowron slammed a home run for New York. Ryne Dunn relieved Ford on the mound for the Yanks in the Nats' prosperous 9th faming.
There were no home runs at Baltimore, but the Orioles collected 10 hits oft Frank Sullivan, Al Worthington, Nelson Chittum and Mike Fomleles. Sullivan was the starter and loser.
Doctoring Your Golf
By DB. CARY MIDDLECOFF
PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: "I always come ap short."
DIAGNOSIS: Mock heroics.
TREATMENT: Oolfers by the thousands seem to think there la some virtue in hitting tbs green with the moat lofted club possible. Why, I don’t know. I do know that this odd form of vanity doesn’t crop up among the playing proa.
The idea in choosing a club for a (hot la to take one with which you can comfortably reach the hole —not one with which you can POSSIBLY reach the hole If you hit the ball perfectly flush.
Say yea are looking ever a shot and yea think aa eight • Iren might I# enough. But yea aren’t sure. Taka a
And If you are playing into iS# wind, is indicated by the Illustration, taka a club two numbers lower'than the distance aeema to call for. tJnderclubbers always add to their own troubles. On shots Into the wtpd they are particularly futile. Remember, you’re playing for aoore, not for show. •
[battling Buca who have made their slim pitching pay off,. are riding a six-game winning streak atop the National League,
Last year was supposed to be the Pirates’ jfear, after finishing second in 1968. But they lost their first five, never got .higher than third and finished fourth. And fa where they were figured this year.
Now with Bob Skinner driving in two runs and Vern Law winning his third without defeat in 3-2 victory at Philadelphia Wednesday night, the Pirates have the longest streak <ef the young tai the majors and a full-game lead over idle San Francisco.
The Los, Angeles Dodgeri stayed within two games of .first by beating the Chicago Cuba 9-4. Milwaykee held fourth, defeating Cincinnati 8-5 in the only other game scheduled in the NL.
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Skinner, one of five Bues butting over .350, was 2-for-2 tor a .390 average and upped his major league leading RBI total to lk His sacrifice fly gave the Pirates -a run hi the third against Jack Meyer (0-1) and then he brought the clincher home In the fifth with a single after Dick Groat (.354) had doubled. Their other run scored in the fourth on tingles by Bob Clemente, (JR and Smoky Burgess (.407) and B0! Ionian’s sacrifice fly. Hal Smith, platooning with Burgees behind the plate, is batting .429. •ft *	*
TV Phils scored on home runs by Bobby Del Greco and John Calllaon. Their other’ five hits were harmless stogies off Law, who walked two and struck out ■fat. ft waa Law's third at mplete game. He and Hand, with two, are the only ucs who have gone all tbs way. The Dodgers, who won Tuesday 1 Chicago with a four-hit Job by Don Dryadale, swept the two. rise behind the four-hit of Roger Craig. It waa
the first start and first decision for the big right-hander who now baa won six straight after putting away his last five while pitching the Dodgeri to the *59 pennant.
Craig had a perfect game until the sixth, when Del Rice doubled with one out and scored on Tfany Taylor’s single. Wally Moan was 3-for-4 and Gil Hodges drove fa> three runs with a homer and sacrifice fly for the Dodgera against right-hander Dick Drbtt' - (0-3), wiiiless in five decisions since last June. It was the Cubs’ seventh defeat far their last eight game*.
Lew Burdette, 1-1 aa a starting pitcher, added hit second save to relief tor toe Braves, blanking the
Rads on one hit for three innings |t after taking over tor winner Car Laos* a Willey («) and reliever Don M* SSSLTi Mahon. Hank Aaron, 4-for-6. hom- gwwt n end and Johnny Logan added an <2mmJ*r RBI double in a two-run fifth torJ Milwaukee that beat southpaw! irm-iti a Jay Hook f|4). Wiley, who abut ^ * out the Rede on four hits for his other victory, left in a four-run stopm "
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LEXINGTQN, Ky. (AP)-C. ’ Whitney, making his 14th try for a Kentucky Derby victory success so far, sends Tompion ■addled under Derby weight today in the Blue Grass Stakes at Keene-land.
Tompion, tf* 2-1 favorite in the Derby winter book, win carry 126 pounds, including Jockey Willie Shoemaker in the mile and an eighth test against thro# other 3* year-olds.
Victoria Park, owned by the WindfieMs Farms, .also win tote 126 and win be piloted by BiU Hartack, the nation’s leading rid-T., ‘
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Archtrs Shoot Sunday
Footiae Archers win conduct a JWd shoot Sunday at the Pontiac tek» Recreation ana. Registrations will take place between 10 ajn. and 2:00 p m. and the public is invited. There will be 2S targets,
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Lions' Rookie Sidelined
DETROIT (» — The Detroit Uons’pound former Michigan State play-
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have received the bad newt that Pete Tumiey, g 9.7 printer from Occidental College, wfl] not be able to make his pro football debut in 1900.
Tunney was the Lions’ lTth draft dipice. Although he had not signed a contract because of spring eil-glbtttty, Tunney told die Lions he would sign with them, said assistant general manager Bud Erick-Mk	.
But toe fleet rookie saffered a severe leg lg|nry when a tree-
The leg still Is la a east and doctors say Taney will have to sit eut thla tag.
Scout Bob Nussbaummer said Tunney haa quickness and ability to dutch any bade in the National Ybotball League.
The Lions received good news on another Injury. Toledo's Gene Cook, whose leg waa fractured in basketball game this winter, deports satisfactory healing. Cook, who played only the Lions’ final game of the 1959 campaign, should be back hi top dupe by the thru summer training camp tegfaia. Meanwhile, the Liana announced
2, tea signed his i960 contract Williams was obtained jn a trade that sent halfback Jim David to Los Angeles, where ha was ae an assistant coach.
live PGA Telecasts Scheduled in 1961
. HOUSTON, Tex. » - A CM-eage firm Wednesday obtained television rights tor a 1961 weekly aeries presenting live telecasts ef PGA-sponsored golf tournaments. * * *
Representatives of the Intema-ttonal Golf Sponsors Assn, and the PGA Tournament eommlftae agreed to assign rights tor the new show, "Live TV Gelt of toe i week.”
_ The aeries la to begin with the Ln Angefta Open next January H ft is expected to pn about 18 tournaments In 1961.
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Bengals Muster Only Six Hits in Second Loss
Ex • Detroit Fastballer Chalks Up 2nd Straight Win, 3?1
KANSAS CITY » - R^r Herbert, Kansu City's blazing fastballer, murdered Detroit’* murderer’s row last night.
The Tigers’ who used the long ban en route to five straight victories, mustered only rix hits oft Herbert, an ex-Tiger, and not’ • single home run. The Athletic* won 3-1.
Detrait’s Mg batsmen failed. Reeky CMavtte banged a stogie to tow trips sad acerad the *n|y Tiger ran. Al Malta* went Mttoee to three tripe *M Stef* BUke tailed to tow tries.
Charlie Maxwell continued his slump, going fi-tor-3 and, finally was lifted tor pinchhitter Neil Chrisley.
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Chko Fernandez, normally considered a good fleM, no hit added to his .250 betting average with two hits in tour trips. Lou Berbers! blasted two hits in three official trips and drove in Colavito.
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Harry Chiti of Kansu CHy drove n the winning runs with n single in the fourth tailing off lefty Hank Aguirre. Bob Cerv started the rally with a single and Dick Williams’ double sent Cferv to third. Then Chiti drove both men home. Ctov banged a borne run to to eighth, Ha second of the season, ler the final Athletic run.
He hH It eft Bob Brace, who relieved after Aguirre departed for ptach-hitter Noras Oaah to the seveath.
Detroit got its run In the second inning. Colavito singled wtth . one out Bilko’s grounder hit second baseman Jerry Lumpe in the face and shortstop Ken Hamlia grabbed the ball. His throw re-tired Bilko, but Colavito waa safe at second. Fernandez sent Colavito to third with a single an£ Berbers! drove him nome.
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Herbert, wfao won his second game1 against no loans, faced trouble in the third when Eddie Yost led off with Detroit’s oaly extra-base Now. a triple. How ever, Herbert struck out Casey Wise and Maxwell and walked Ka-Une, then got Coiavito on a fly to left field.
Aguirre, seeking the No. 5 spot in the Detroit starting rotation} allowed seven hits and two «arned runa in six Innings. He struck-out two and talked two.
The loss was the second in a raw for Detroit. The Tigers face a long road trip of 14 more games. New Yorfa also lost, however, and I the Tigers still lead the American Laague fay half h game. Detroit to M and New York 5-3. They are the only clubs above the JQ0 mark.
The Tigers play Kansas City hare again tonight with Don Mots! facing Dick HSU of the A’s.
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HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — K. S. (Bud) Adams, owner of the H6us-ton Oilers of. tea American ltoot-ban League, said today Billy C|it-dob signed a business contract with him personally Dec. 29, 1969.
"Thto contract had nothing to *) with the Oden,’’ Adam de-’ omu«L "ft was merely a contract to ran our petroleum products fat
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The manager at fm! 1 ranked light heavyweight Harold Johnson says he win petition the National Boxing Assn, to recognise' Johnson as a challenger for the winner of the Ingemar Johaneeon-FIoyd Patterson rematch in Jane.
I knew everybody considers Harold a light-heavy," Pat Otiveri said Wednesday, “but so is Archie Moore and there has been plenty of talk about Archie taking on eith-er Johansson or Patterson for big money.
Johnson meets Clarence (Tiger) Floyd of Now York next Wednesday at Convention Hall in a nationally televised 10-round bout.
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Wednesday was a happy and (or West memorable day for Milford Ugh track coach BUI Golden.
His wife gave birth to their third chfld, the first-boy, around Tioon at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Here and he later directed his thin-dads to a lopsided triangular victory over two WayneGukland foes.
Lake Orion. Troy and Madison op Oakland B track duals. Bloomfield Hills was successful in both baseball and golf while Cren-brook was bowing hi tennis.
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Slams in the mile and half mile paced Milford to ita 2nd win in three starta. Tibi Kumick won the broad Jump with a leap of 20 feet, 1 inch aid also took pole vault honors- Ted Nelson covered the mile distance in 4:50.4. BUI Hack-ett ran the 440 in 54 seconds.
Jack’Newton teak two dashes as the lone Keefe standout. A 32.1 thne la the lew hardies by Mart Roberts and Tony Giaro-baxsi’s threw ef 43 foot, 10% inches la the shotpet topped
loot a league meet atom 1H3, piled ap H points to »% apiece
Marbles Finals Slated Saturday
' The championship finals of thel
13th annual City Marbles; towns- &,<*>, craven accumulated 10%
ment, coeponaored by TbePontiaCp^, jqHo*,* by Doug Gawne	...	■	,
Pwes and the Pontiac Parks and ^ m the pole vault and wa* mf^altgt JT? **, Recreation Department, wfll haL* hurdles to lead Orion past	*
conducted Saturday morning at 9>ciawson, 64-45. Shawn McCaffery 'clock at Oakland Park. * L>ok the broad Jump and 220 for Trapldee win be presented to {the Trojans.
Sw winner and rannerap by The	*	*	*
Pontiac Press.	' Troy dumped Avondale 60
Boy. firen » etementary schools '^ ^Bronaon., iy ifl^ in Pontiac have been participating*™1 **> *?*"*"**? *£***;
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wide finals thi. Saturday.	232*2*	tu J5 S?
, _..	.  ,   . .	iPalmateer took the mile, Walt Coo-
to. Hawthorne, Herrington. LeBa, 43 Madison win over Oak Park, ron, Longfellow, Malkim, Mark Bloomfield Hills upset favored {Twain, McCarroll. McConnell, MUfoid In basalt, s-s. The 'Owen, Webster, Wever, Whittier I Barons came from behind aided and Wilson.
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Mama potted his secaad victory.
Art. Itegeasa got two hits. Both teams are 2-1 in the Wayne-Oakland. Ernie Miller loot hi relief.
The Moomfield golfers stayed unbeaten besting Olarkstan 153 to 174: Fred Ewald fired « SI aad Brace Billings badTff WfeOo the Wolves had ao oao below 46.
Failure to win any matches in singles cost Cran brook a 3-2 defeat to University High ai Ann Arbor in tennis. Whit Dobson bowed tn final after copping the -open-big set. The Crafies, who swept the doubles, are now 3-3.
Flint Southwestern defeated Pontiac Central any Bay City Central in a triangular golf meet at Pontiac Municijflfi Golf Course The Colts had a 14%-% victory! margin over the Chiefs and a 14-1 ^nnsiastso <£a superiority over Bay City. The '•*■»	•* *
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Green in Quarterfinals of North-South Tourney
From Our Wire Services betweea Ed Kirkland lit Orlando. PINEHURST, N.C.—Pete Green.!
former Birmingham High, School j golfer, who was ! outstanding prep -players in the j county for several years, Moved Into the quarterfinals of toe .North*] South Amateur Tournament today.1 £rqen, 21, sophomore at Northj [Carolina' stole the ehovy in last year’s qualifying rotted "hy taking medal honors. In the Om round of. match play however be was eliminated.
I Yesterday he defeated I Brady ef ReldsviUe, N.C. S and S Jast after ~	* toNkiMl
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* Green's match was oidy one of three completed yesterday because] of the heavy downpours which j stopped i>lay.
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ther second round play Involving Michigan golfers, Glenn of Grosse Qe -defeated Donald Hoenig of Thompson, Conn., 6 and 5; John Guenther of Read-Lmg, Pa., ousted Tom-Draper of Birmingham, 5 and 4.
In the bird round the match
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they win reawno play an ten fifth hate today. Johnson Is loading tap.
Kirkland, a 37-yoarold attorney, who describes himself as only a weekend golfer, eliminated Walker Cupper Billy Joe Patton of Mor-ganton, N.C in the second round.
Three men in the quarterfinals despite the storm ana Green, Jennings Randolph, Jr., 220 pound radio and TV spoctacaster from Clarksburg, .W.Va., and Dr. Edward Updegraff of Tucaon, Alii.
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ADVANCES —Pete Green, former top prep star from Birmingham moved into the quarterfinals of the North-South Golf Tournament yesterday by winning second and third round matches. He will play this afternoon. Green is a'sophomore at North Carolina University.
11 up after 111 Bob Batdortt ot West Lawn, Pa. holts and three under per.	and Bob Sweeny of Palm Beach,
The winner movea »g**—* the Via., even after four holes, resume survivor o< a family fleeea be- at the fifth, tween the Gastonia, N.C., Smith	*	* '* ,,
brothers. Dave end CSmrlaa The winner haa an afternoon Charles takes a 4 up lead to the I date against elf her Johnson or eeventh toe.	'Kirkland.
John Ward of Fayetteville, N.Y., meeting Dele Morey of Morgan-ton, N.C. They resume at the eighth hole with Morey nursing a 1 up* advantage. The winner moves against Green in the afternoon.
In the lower half of the draw four matches must be completed in the third round before quarterfinal business is Undertaken.
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handed with games of 306-237-264. He had only one open FYame, 7-10 split in Om second game. His total was the second highest teem events in M days.
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Frank Luddo of St. Louirf shot |0m Ugh brio last Saturday. 714.
events W'sdnesday was John Mucha's 681 slngies series. Ths Flint,
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It’s slwsys nice to begin s new golfing season on s hippy note so the first 'Teeing Off” column of the-year is pleased to report that three former Oakland County prep stars or* doing OK this spring at Michigan State university.
Jock Reynolds of Waterford and Birmingham’s Tim Baldwin, both seniors, and sophomore Bud Badger, of Bloomfield Hills all scored victories over their University of Detroit foes the. other day in a dual meet at MSU’s Forest Akers golf course.
The 8psrtans won six of seven matches from U-D for a 1614-4Mi triumph with*
county golfers accounting for half of their team’s success as Baldwin shot 75, Reynolds 76 and Badger 77.
Sail; George Groenhajgh. 2nd vice
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* tim happened to be Mike Conroy, another Oakland product and TVn'a high school teammate at Birmingham.	.
Conroy, a U. of D. sophomore, and the tan at North Hills pro Leo Cbnroy. fired 76 Tor tha Titans. Also winning for MSU was Plymouth's Ty Caplin, ■ senior who kayoed three-time champion Mike]
handicap tourney at Maple Lane. POC RANGE REOPENS I Alter a three-year shutdown, pro-owner Frank Syron has decided to reopen his lighted driving and practice range at Pontiac Country IChib.
Business gets under way Friday evening and the range will operate
Rome in mufti. No longer an active competitor, the holder of five world distance .records ,1s there es trainer «f a beech gymnastic team.
DES MOINES, Iowa (E-Hayes Jones, Pontiac's Olympic hopeful has baen withdrawn from this weekend’s Drake relays because df a question of Ms eligibility.
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A double winner here last year, Jones is entering his fourth year of-Varsity competition and relays competition are limited to three years. Jones wort the 100-yard jdsah and 130-yard high hurdles In last year’s Drake Relays.
The oldest record on the books is the least likely to be broken in the Slat running of relays Friday and Saturday.
Jesae Owens, leaped 26 fejit 1% indies In 193$ to set a broad I jump mark that hasn’t been beat-
Jim Baird of East Texas State Ufa voted in that event (his year, hut he isn’t expected to better hie own jump of 25 toet 3% inches by enough to threaten Owens' mark.
The next oldest record Is the
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Peptiac’s Roy Iceberg cant MORT piTn shake off that president's job the Michigan PuUlrtx Golf Asm. H .
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Houslon Open Starts Today
HOUSTON (API—Arnold Palmer was a heavy favorite for today's Start of the $35,000 Houston golf classjc despite a Anal practice round <5 by Jay Hebert.
Palmer, with the Masters and four other 1960 titles already recorded. was a 4-1 favorite to win the second tournament her* within Three years.
Three Doubles Teams
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Re see reeds Bek Lsvseek. j whs left for a job as pro at Da- , buqtie (lews) Com try nub. DENVER (API-Three doubles W W . w	'teams crashed the top 10 for the
Dick Zimmerman, former pro at'first time Wednesday as the' early Faixgreena In Jackson, Ohio, has leaden continued to top-the stand-joined Bill Brawn’s professional.infs in the Women’s International staff at Detroit’s plush Western Bowling Congress.
Golf and Country Club, site of the	*	*
Western Open July 14-17.	The newcomers in the doubles
w *	*	competition at the month-long eon-;
The third of five golf instruction	Betty Wilson and Ur-
clinics sponsored by the Pontiac Kalins of Oncago wftti a Parks and Recreation Department ’-073	Elma^Henry of Nam-;
la slated next Wednesday night P»- Id*ho- ,nd Margaret Lueke.
Quoted at $-1 were Ken Venturi, winner of the Bing Crosby invitational, and powerful Mike Soochak the 1995 Houston winner who likes the long fairways at the 7,122-yard. par 72 Memorial Park
Mine.
Jack Burke Jr., the defending champion and gallery favorite, and Billy Gasper, National Open champion, drew g.1 odds. 'WWW
Until Tuesday, Palmer had not played a round of gp^ since winning the Masters nearly three weeks ago. He wanned up Tuesday with a 70 - and followed Wednesday with a 72.
Hebert had a 32-33-65 Wednesday for the 36-36 layout WWW
Ruiuwpip to Palmer in 1951, the Louisiana pro finished three strokes off the pace a year ago with a 67-60-71-73—280;
meets- he hasn’t approached that level, but Relays offiglala On hoping a fast runway will give him the impetus needed to soar far shove the Drake record of 15 fust 14 inch.
However, the 324 college and university athletes entered include plenty of otter* capable of cracking drake relays records.
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Among the beet art quarter-milen Glenn Davis, formerly of Ohio’ State, Eddie Southern, for-Tfexas ace, and Dave Mills, Purdue Sophomore; shot putters iMlke Lindsay of Oklahoma and Ed Nutting of Georgia Thchr sprinters Charlie Tidwell of-Kansas and Sid Carton of East Tex-milers Barrie Almond!
T;».6 two-mile relay mark set by Wlnois In 1962.
It and otter records will be^as-saulted by a field that Includes threw of the world’s top shat pub ten, tbs nations leading' pels vaulttr aad many of the country’s fleetest rumen.
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Party O'Brien, BUI Nieder and Dave Davis have entered the AAU shot put in a'	"
climaxes a verbal d O’Brien and Nieder.
They have accused each otter of dodging previous head-to-head saps.
Nieder, ex-Kansas athlete now in the AirtForoe, has thrown the shot 65 feet 7 inches. O’prien holds the accepted world record _ of 63-4. Davis of San Fernando'of Houston and Jim Bowen ot| State defeated O’Brien last weekl Illinois; 2-miler A1 Lawrence of | and has pitched the shot 64-10%. Hou s t on, middle-distance acejg Another headliner is J. D. Mar- George Kerr of Illinois; Higftjj tin of Oklahoma, who soared Iff jumper Dub Thornton of T e x a ill feet t% inches In the pole vault Tech and discus thrower Dick!I earlier this spring. In recent'Cochran of Missouri.
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FORTY-FOUR
Chene two weeks ago readied such 'heights of drama'and excitement - thjt literally hundreds of specta-■ tors went wild.	—
During the third tall of the bout. [. Bernard, kfcktog, punching, and hammering away illegally at fv-' cry opportunity, managed to so weaken and stun Chene that Larry
Rematch at Armoi|y |
• In a rematch of what matchmaker Bert Ruby calls "the scrap-ieat match ever seen in Pontiac,’' Leaping Larry Chene will meet Jim "Bnite’ Bernard tht Pontiac Armorjadhiday night.
The match between Bernard and
Hai Sounds and Fireworks
New Veeck Makes Debut Tonight
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west plaything — a huge alee- Althou_^t »ox have w-ofi onic scoreboard that has every* g^y 3 0( their 7 starts, Veeck hi* ii« but a totituei window — will ,jStg he te’t ready to preaa the plode Into action tor the flrrt	**
ne tonight when the Chicago P«r«tua probably. hast^A
Hie glorified pinball machinal can emit about any noise that Sox’ president chooses from a remote control board.
He can sound the thundering | hooves of a cavalry charge when! Ted Kluszewski lumbers around the bases, or pity "Flight of toe Bumblebee" when Luis Aparidol steals.
How about a siren when a relief pitcher cornea in? Or the sound of a creaking door when! Early Wyan walks by? ,	|
Jlni Lemon made the throw as Skowron tried to advance on a tingle. Washington beat the Yankeea, H and the Yanks are still half game out of first place behind the Detroit Tigers.
MOOSE BAGGED—Sliding Yankee first baseman Bill "MoOse" Skowron is tagged out at third by Washington's Reno Bertoia in the 4th inning of {heir game at Yankee Stadium yesterday. Left fielder
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\Hoosiers Draw Sympathy From Michigan State
EAST LANSING (UPI)-Dr. John Fuzah, faculty representative to the Big’Ten Athletic Conference! from Michigan State University/, said yesterday he sympathized with Indiana University on its four-year NCAA probation.
“That's a pretty stiff penalty.”
Sox homers will atari fireworks and electrical displays erupting from small towers atop the scoreboard, -which looms ’ behindj jComiakey Park’s centerfleld bull-fj P«.
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j MINNEAPOLIS Ul—College base->ers. The Gophers have won three more celebrated practitioner*, such! ban, not mt«-«-i+ cures for the■ oonfierencw titles in the Inst tour as Harvey Kuenn, Robin Roberts,! stricken minor leagues, may solve *******	" Paul Glel, Dean Look and many!
rithe dilemma of keeping the ma-j ®®bart*s toeery that the mn others.
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major league telecasts into minor people.	^ ^
tjjtitniu m>a. —«_im ,	as college football does today,”!
■* „,rh nuA ! ScouU sue enthusiastic about the Siebert said. “And I think it would; ..	| _,v<._uT j u.. poasibilitiea. College baseball hasjbe wonderful so long as the proa
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' It won't- take much hnagina-l^l ' ation to figure what Veeck wt{l M I play when Cleveland pitcher Gary;
Bell (1-0) takes the mound. Some .piercing sound undoubtedly will!tojwjjpnw ,igreet Sox hurier Bill Pierce (6-1). »i-L. ~ i-n [j When he gets tired of making!
'inoisea, he can flash messages on I a "Soxogram" or time pitches on i|a “pitchometeit1'	|
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He aaid he knew the NCAA had been investigating Indiana, but had! no idea of the nature of toe offense! for which it was penalized. He! said many things connected with! Siebert is
( Oh yea, the qcoreboard also flashes the usual balls, strikes, errors, etc.	|
[made huge strides in ths post-war j maintain the same hands-off atti-‘ era, partly under toe impetus of tude while a boy has eligibility! {hefty bemuses given to some of itajleft.”	I
developing new talent.’
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recruiting could go wrong withoutivocates of summertime baseball in the school even knowing about it.ithe Big Ten and eventually confer-!, "If a kid is a musician nobodylences throughout the country. Unsays anything about it,’’ Fuzak der. a plan now under study by said. "But the school is respon-jathletic directors, Big Ten teams, sible tor the actions of the ahumd [would play a 34game schedule dor! under NCAA rules.”	mg the summer vacation.
He speculated that the NCAA	+	*	+
might be fritinw a “J*"There are some bugs that would to its penalties tor violation.. - to workedlotir.’’ Siebert,
j A triumphal march probably! {will signal the return home ofj jthe American League champions, jwho are delighted with a one-; game winning streak. They ended ;a hectic road trip by blanking the A’a at Kansas City'Tuesday
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California's top Back Quits for Pro Ball
i OAKLAND. Calif. (AP)-Waynei Crow, considered the top man ln| jthe Univeralty of California back-; field, gave up college football! Wednesday and signed with the! Oakland Raiders of the American!1 ! Football League.
in it. Penalties tor violations. ^ to W
' said, "but I think the. idea is 4 Daugherty's Not HaDDy B°od one. Certatoly it would be;
rrr {good for organized baseball, if they EAST LANSING (UP!) — The] were willing to assure the colleges: Michigan State football squad prac- they would not try to come to and' ticed last night but the coach; recruit while the boys still have! wasn’t pleased with the ragged eligibility. ’ performance.	Siebert is the former Philadel-'
"The only thing good was that phia A’s first baseman who has] nobody got hurt,” said Duffy transformed Minnesota, onear Daugherty, who has had two pros-j chronically anemic in baseball, pects ruled out by injuries so tar, into one of the nation’s college paw-'
! winning streak, opens its quest tor! la third straight Big Ten b$pebail; championship ‘	* * “ -----*	*
. . _.	• full round oti
[conference games this weekend, !
* Minnesota's Howard Natoe and I Larry Bertelsen have eased pitch-' t 'tog slack caused by the loas of
-	Fred Bruckbeuer and Dick Seibert
-	Jr., and last year’s batting cham*] ‘jpton, outfielder Ron Causton, la!
back in action.
In other single games Friday! [Michigan is at Iowa. Northwestern | at Wisconsin. Ohio State and Uli-' noia and Indiana at Purdue. Satur-i day’s other doubleheaders
1	* iro uvyucrv u)rai rriuay in p
J single home game against MieM-j Jgwn State and play host to MichA Jgan in a doubleheader ‘Saturday.
, The games with Michigan will ! - have a strong bearing an the title :
j Hie 22-yeaiM>ld senior, quarter-I back on last year’s squad, said! the naked tor a contract because
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i Northwestern at Wiaconsto, Indi- [ | ana at Qltoois, Ohio State at Pijim, due and Michigan State at Iowa, i Four teams opened conference, [competition last weekend. Illinois and Michigan each won two of!
| three games to share the lead. iPurdup {Hid Michigan state each jhas 1-2 marks.
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FORTYrFIVE
PNH Chosen Site for State Water Safety Clinic
Northern Pool Hosts Program Set May 19th

Conservation Of f ict: Sponsors Projects for Fostering Safety
Ponfjac Northern is one of two! Mteorekteetod-fajteMiehigan Depart-] meat of Conservation tor the sponsorship of pilot water safety clinics in May.
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The first clinic will- bfc staged May Tth (ram 9.00 a m. to noon at Western' Michigan University in! Kalamazoo.
Northern will hoot recreational Instructors tram Oakland Caaaty and ether youth service agencies. Thuntdav night May 19 tram 7:10 te IS: IS p.m.
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Personnel from the Michigan! State police- American Red Crass! and Shakespeare Company of Kalamazoo will demonstrate rowboat and canoe safety; skin andi scuba diving, and methods of n-suscitntion and technique of fishing during both clinics.
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If the projects are successful, the conservation department hopes to expand diem next year.
Purpose of the clinics is to] foster water safety and to broaden] the scope of physical education in. water sports. M
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It will be held in the Pontiac .Northern swimming pool.	1
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Booming Boat Business Jamming Up Waterways
NEW YORK (UPI> - The country’s booming boat business is going to run out of water on which to croton unless something is done soon.
Ironically, a skipper to Ohio or Iowa may have less trouble finding waterways tor his craft than the coastal resident of California or New Jersey, according to Har-Ivey Conover Jr., publisher of Boating industry, s leading trade magazine
i Betides a lack of coastal la-1. lets, most Inland hay and three moorings are St miles from the ocean. The hays and Hvers already are overcrowded tor pleas are boattof. For a novice skipper, a return trip on a summer weekend through n channel that is only IN te MS feet wide Is worse then trying te navigate n ear through Sunday traffic. Conover said the waterway short-! age and the lack of marinas will choke the boat building Industry1 unless something is done soon on! a large scale.
He likened steps taken so far to trying to ban out the queen Mary with a tea cup.
There is growing agitation far d*sgtng new Inlets and canal with ]
pemte is tremendous.
The, federal government taxes ocean 'fishing gear to raise money I to improve launching facilities and! access to fishing waters tor thei commercial fishing industry. It has] been suggested that pleasure boat-] ers, who also benefit from these improvements, should contribute to the fund.
‘A number of states now are diverting a small percentage of their gasoline tax revenues from high-] ways to improving public boating] waterways,” Cohover said. The
:board boating chib of America is campaigning for use tor boating of gas taxes paid by boat owners] to all states.
long tlitSl . banks and mortgage companies wouldn’t touch marines because they were seasonal and because many promofors [didn’t have enough money to Invest themselves.
However, questionnaires sent recently to financial institutions by the national association of engine and boat manufacturers recently showed that 14.2 per cent of the banks now consider marinas sound customers for ordinary , loans and 23.8 per cent think them good mortgage risks
IN A HUBBY—Hu Entrap fi—h»« by at 114 73-horsepower outboard motor fitted with a high- £ miles an hour. He to using a standard family speed lower unit malting the record run.
14 Foof Outboard Owns World Mark
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The world speed record for out-,trop reports. "I didn't have the, used. During the speed^ron the board boats has been broken by throttle all the way open, but I motor never exceeded 4,10# rove-|a quiet, modest man from Seattle, ^ s^e „.ag Mting"	1 lutlons per ipinnte.
who* hair is tWnnta^MKl whoj A gpeedboat Uteg when shJ Fishing on Puget Sound 10 years tfears glasses when ^drives.	to be a boat at speeds that ago, Entrop got tired of rowing and
You might not pick Hubert En-	have M aircraft Dying. decided to buy an old outboard,
trop out of a crowd as the world s| High gpeedg «**. the water are L. went to ^ Jonei tor parts top outboard driver, but he earned > accomplished on that precarious ”	:	. .	. .
'that rating ft 114.650 utiles an]^ *here ^ ^ dLs along ■“* *dvice- Jone-s 801 ““ totW' hour on the smooth water of Lake	enough propeller wet to ested in racing
give maximum power, ntointain Entrop works for an aircraft steering control, and offer maxi- manufacturing company as » mod-drag	el builder. He to a meticulous
The driver must be sensitive to] every ripple jn the water, every
craftsman.
Hat Is sevea milea aa hour faster than aay outboard boat had ever traveled before, and
the old record was hto own. {impulse of the boat. At these high] ated a craft «1 could have gone faster.” En-'*P**ds, any Rwerve can mean a] mile mark and brought the euj-
• a year ago ho ere-
Kensington Park Ready for Summer
BACK IN WATER — Boatmen keep, their craft out of winter hibernation by trailering them south. Install an extra hitch on the front bumper for launching visibility upon arrival.
Kenneth L. Hailenbeck, director of the Huron-OInton Metropolitan Authority, announced today that several facilities are now open at
jits parks.	I_____
Authority parks now open for ] water; public use i delude Kensington Met-j i topolitan Park near Milford, Met-ropoUtan Beach on Lake St Clair *1 mixtero that runs the family near Mt. Clemens, Lower Huron “«*“"• ter *»•** *kl4“ »“ Metropolitan. PaHc near Belleville,
Dexter-Huron Metropolitan Park [and Delhi Metropolitan Park, both j located along the Huron River near Ann Arbor.
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By WM. T. McKEOWN , bought to match the weight of youritrailer regulations and roads where- ,MhfT irrum^ now la -qrrretiim Editor, Popnlar Boating 'boat-before motor, luggage, spare j they are allowed.	at the park laotade playground
] Hauling out time no longerjgas .nd camping equipment. UgJ %?%£££? JuM? mearn hibernation for many bonto | -	* * *	[upon arrival	>
through the whiter.	• You have a spare tire for your *. ■—
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'pleasure boating family.	] How well to the boat’s wight)..., A n
| Many boatmen take Lag	should be -lightly,^fhell Ollt DOdting
weekends afloat during the eam- forward so that the trailer tongue
lose of control, a flip, a shattered 1 I boat Tr worse.
| To work toward this record, Entropwent to his friend, Doc Jones. ,
{Together they designed a hydro- ^
[plane that rides on only three ] points—the tips of the sponsons on , each side of the hull and the pro- j. peller They took a standard fam-
uy m*. ^h°r*pTr **""* tu., ^	-
outooaidinotor and attached * th/ ftul, {or perfect balance, Eh-high speed tower unit and a pro-|	^ ^ over the water,
peller that could "prop-walk tte	to the point where he
could feel hto boat trying .to fly on Standard fuel, the same gas- |her own.
' planning an even faster cieiMM, LoweTHuronl ■•“"ard tor water skiing, was 1 boat.
After a series of preliminary tests, Entrop and Jones decided they were ready for a try at a new record. They trailered south to Lake Havasu on the Colorado River.
Hunched forward, kneeling in the tiny cockpit placed far forward in
'RIGHT AND wrong -t Common sense teUs'one how to,properly board a boat. Step aa nearly as possible Into the center of the boat with gear piled close at hand on the pier. Then while seated lift gear into the boat. The man..at the bottom to in trouble. He steps on the giftiwnle of the boat at the pier with hto arms loaded with gear as the boat slides away.
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Three Different Aquatic Classes to Be Held
Three aquatic classes wilt begin wishing to renew a lifesaving cer-In May at the Pontiac YMCA,	*** the ewne to open]
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Mt. Clemens St.	[saving codrset earlier, Moreau1
*	*	*	said.
Two classes in . beginning . skin and scuba diving will start May!
2. One will be from 9:30 to 11 a.m.j Mondays, the other iipm 7 to 9:301 p.m. the same dhy.
Both courses will ran through June 13. Each Hmi will be limited to 14 person*.
Basic fundamentals of skin and] scuba diving wUl„be covered, in-, eluding proper techniques in using) mask, fiiis, snortcels, tanks, along with the necessary basic Information to physics and physiology.
Instructor for the two courses will be Williatp Jackson, national j YMCA certified scuba 'instructor. |
The only requirement tor enrolling is being able to swim.
The 1Y’ will furnish masks, fins, tanks, and other equipment.
Cost of the coarse la 81* tor
mer sad saw vacation weeks tor a whiter tour, boat In tow, to the sonny south.
Distance trekking requires a nigged trailer.- Rough roads, higher speeds and many miles all require a rig that can contend with abuse without breakdown or danger to the boat. Even large outboard cruisers can be easily towed. * * *
Haro are check points. How to the boot supported? Be sure that
rests .firmly on your car’s rear One of the most common mis-bumper hitch.	take* of the novice boatman is the!
Du you cocry your outboard failure to take along a supply of
rooms, two boat launching sites, slip rental space, nature trails and the Nature Center,
■The Nature Center, which features exhibits on natural science, is open daily from 2 to 4 p.m, and on Saturday, Sunday' and holidays from 10 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Even though a yacht or motorboat is as safe as It to humanly possible to mako it thoro aro timos whsn the unexpected happens. Boating hatards involve the possibility of torn or damage to the owners boat or his logoi liability for property damage, bodily injury and load of life. Those and other risks aro covered when the owner of a pleasure craft purchases complete YACHT AND MOTORBOAT INSURANCE.
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mounted If the stem of the boat la property supported. In tide ease, se Mutt leverage strain to not added.
Make a touring practice of periodic checks of all tiedowns holding the boat in place. Keep watch in your rear view dtirror to make certain you are not being followed]
fresh water when going boating, be it for an afternoon or an ex-j tended trip.
Despite the fact that you are surrounded by water when you’re] boating, the Evfnrode Boating; Foundation reminds you that this] water is almost never fit to drink. ]
A thermos jug of fresh water will]
[bolsters cradle the craft's weight y a sea-going jackrabbit of a’ boatlbc one of tile moat welcome ovw • large A ** “that seems to leap into the air on'D®* to your boating ton on a warm' dimpled or damaged if it rides only evCTy {,ump	day, and this is especially true if i
a few small rollers or projections.]	*	*	*	you have youngsters aboard.
*	*	*	And to be certain you will not . .	—
j How often does the trailer go ‘*1*0 followed by the police.!p|ay |f Safe, BoattrS under water? Wheel bearings [write ahead to states you will be i should bp repacked with grease 'Passing through, or check with the National Safe Boating Week has, after submersion. Salt water ea- [Automobile dub, to find out about I been proclaimed for July 3-9.	]
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j not want trailer wheel bearings to become too hot to go on to Si the middle of the open road. SS|
How much weight can your rigiHSH safely carry? Often a trailer to S
don t give zwzy your old outboard! come in for our
Swimming classes for boys will also begin May 2. Classes, limited to 15 boys each,%rill be held1 from 4-4:43 Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, will consist of eight sessions, and Coot $10 per pupil.
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Registrations should be submitted to the ‘Y’ office by Saturday.
Becauae of 1h* tight - program schedule, dasaes for girls will not be Immediately offered, said John J. Moreau, director, Dept of Aquatics, He urged Barents desiring a] girls’ clase to itoofy the ‘Y’ office. A class will be act up at soon as possible, he said.
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/ The first annual lifesaving and water safety renewal course wfll 'be offered • beginning on Wednet*-, flay, .May t ,
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. APRIL 28, I960
TORTY-SIX
County Delegation to Be Largest at Annual State Gathering '
Oakland County will tend 30 representatives to the annual convention of the Michigan Federation of Young Republicans which open* in Jackaan tomorrow.
A Complete Room of Authentic Early American
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Among them will be Mr*. Betty Ellla, TU^al Oak High School! teacher and presently secretary of the *tate group. A Birmingham resident, die will vie lor the posi-j t*on of national committee woman* for the coming years.
The three-day convention will he highlighted by an addreoo by Lee A. Hoegh. former governor
the national party platform. They gave no advance 'Indication* what these might be.
'Joseph P. Bianco Jr.. Oakland delegation chairman and past chairman of the Oakland YRs, sail- his delegation—the largest single voting bloc with 56 votes— have n« particular planks to offer, with the exception that an over-all
Another highlight of the convention will take place Friday night when some YRs will go to i .wiring to attend Paul Bagwell's announcement And fund-falsing
Choice!
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Crofoot School, IN W. Huron at. , Precinct S-
Close St. Station, Cloeo St. » PLlncolnJjr -Hl|b. Ill Hillside Dr.
Owen School, b *• Columbia St. Fnctoct 0—
LeHoron School, IN S. Bsvtrly at. Procinet H—
Emerson School, IN Emerson at. Precinct I—
Baldwin school. 401. Howard St. Lonffcllow School, >1 H. Astor St. Precinct K—
Wilson School, 611 S. Sanford at PrMcConne» Sobool. 1411 Paddock St Precinct II—
Eostom Jr. Rich, IIS. Sanford St
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, Central School, 101 B. Pits St Preclnot O—
Hawthorn# School. 1411H. Tdcgrcph Precinct P—
Jefferson Jr. Hl|h, ON Motor St. Precinct Q—
Willis School. INI Opdyko Hd. Precinct R—	i
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CHOICE! ROCKER or LOUNGE CHAIR
• following itntomont boa bom re-d from tne County Trotauror at wvtoiuly voted increases la tho total rato limitation of footing taanblo srty In tho sobool district, to-*it: inty Treasurer's statement ns ro-
otl pieces con be purchased separately:
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—PLUS 2ND EXCITING WTr-
Guns of the
TlMBERUlND
Senate fights to Cut Foreign Aid Money
WASHINGTON (AP)-A fight to cut 300 million dollars In military assistance funds from President Eisenhower’s foreign old program raised the . tost major Inning to ni approval by the S» ate toOyr-
of the
BEGINNING OF TROUBLE — What appears to be a friendly gesture toward a Japanese girl (Nobu McCarthy) by an American GI (Dick Shawn) tuns out to be the beginning of chaos
for an entire Air Force base. Also starring in tbs color film now playing at tbs Strand Theater an Ernie Kovacs, Margo Moore, and Don Knotts.

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We Would Alto like to Note These Meee Begin Immediately
Entertainment from Tuesday thro Saturday By Oar Many Singers, Accompanied by Charming Irene Bader
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LANSING m - Gov. WIBtams has put his signature on 1 bill liberalizing the pension system covering state legislators.
The new law permits lawmakers to start collecting a pension at age 55, instead of 8(1 if they have served at least eight years. It also allows widowers of women lawmakers to come in tor pension; benefits.
The eight-year requirement j was alee relaxed to allow a taw- j maker elected to three two-year terms and part ef a fourth te | collect benefits.
Top benefit currently is $2,000 — or 50 per cent of the $4,0001 salary.	\
If the Legislature approves *1 salary increase for Its members,! the maximum pension will go up| automatically to half of the new salary.
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DALLAS, Tex. (AP)-Uly Pons, the opera stager, has moved brio
"But , of course I will keep my Palm Springs hpnw. I expect to
■pend the winter there,” ahe said
Her furniture was trucked from Nefr York, when Miss Pons lived for 15 years. '» '	•	1
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THE gpytFAd TORSI-THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
• FORTY-fll&g
White Cane SalelSrJZSTTJtt Clears $850,	1111
Lions Report
The Pontiac Lions dab has announced It dented about $850 in ibe White Owe Sale last weekend.
'•The total should ho about $850 In money collected during the entire week. " said Wayne McCand-less, club president.
"We want la ttaak everyone
The money will be used lor sight conservation aid to both the WBd and. those with impaired sight, for leader Dogs For the . Blind tn Rochester, and the dub’s other ’oomihudty projects, i The $850 topped teat year’s total of $500.
Him are about 13 different species of walnuts, eight or nine of Which can he cultivated commercially.
Downtown DISCOUNT DAYS
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CkrtHfl EikfctM Set	89.50	49.81
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LOVE’S SWAN SONG— Meatcutter Donald F. Tagmeyer. 21. and Danish singer Btrthe Wilke, 2S, had eyes only for each other last Jan. 4 at Mishawaka, Ind-. when they announced they’d harry. They were wed in a secret ceremony five days later. Wednesday Tagmeyer nioit suit for divorce. His wife said it was a complete surprise. So was the original romance, actual^ Berthe bad come to America (o natty a friend of Tagmeyer, in Mishawaka, but fell.tn love with Tagmeyer and wed him instead. Apparently the lives of a famous singer and of a meatcutter are incompatible.
Son of New Korfla Chiflf;*^ AmeriCM ^ ,ouad 11
Is Boston Statistician I When people pronounce it they notice the sound and begin celling: BOSTON (AP)' — A son of the rae <j|£ Sneeze,' ” he said.
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I He said he changed his name [sounds.
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Now! Another Beckwith-Evans Store to Serve the Pohtidc Area!
It taa't difficult tor say carpet retailer te Mil carpeting tor $4er $5 or $6 per yard. The trick la, to five yen, lie enrtomar, rcwethlnf worth awck more at thaaa prices. Only at lackwlth-fvant, with their f reeiendeus buying power, and baft tdaet aad ability to move prickly aa special bay* can yon always bay cor pot betow most dealers' coat avary day of tke’waek. Those
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Here's the all newbwonder fabric that everyone Is talking tbgutr You’ll see this or comparable broadlooms tolling around .town tor $10 and $11 yd. 12' and 15* widths In 7 lovely colon. A special recent purcha^ of this revoiuHonsfy
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(BELOW) The complex operation of a newspaper cells for constant care by e multi-talented peep of people who make up ear Maintenance Department. They ere the mechanical physicians of ear many and varied machinery.
These are the highly skilled men who do the actual printing of your ddily newspaper. The men who operate and maintain our complex machinery: Men of the-composing room, the stereotype department, the pressroom and the maintenance deportment.
After the editorial department has assembled the news ond the advertising department has sold the ads the mechanical departments take these words and ideas and put them into pages, cast them Into curved metal plates, put the plates on the manrfmoth presses and turn out over 60,800 copies of The Pontiac Press six days every week.
These men live In a state of immediacy.. The news and the advertising are perishable goods and they must be rushed to you, the consumer. It Is up to our mechanical departments to. see that our many readers have their favorite newspaper every evening and they do an outstanding job.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
FIFTY-ONE
Oil Companies Growing Optimistic in . Climbing From Financial Depths
By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (API—The oil ' in-duby la beginning to aoa ita my out of mam of tba trouble! that M its aiuurea to becoming f fa-write target of the atock market
coaatal refiner* teat depend upon Prediction* for the real of the are even brighter.
for the raat of the year. Their rapotta da teat quarter profit* are better than many bear* had ex-
But many of tee trouble spots still remain. The cheerfulness come* from a near look at them. The trouble* aratft catching them unawana my more. And aome companies an learning how to deal with than./-
many nopun
The troublea an* capacity to pro-duce far beyand preatni demands, heavy and riateg refinery costa that b«np up agidnat prior resistance, and Imports that art too Mg to pleas* moat domestic producers but too* small to please
The brighter spate are moves
der better control; rising demand. —p—abroad; North African ott discoveries that make* some companies Independent of potential or actual controls over the once all Important Suez Canal; and rising profits for half of the oil companies In mite of all the troubles.
The three largest of the companies to report earnings for the first three months of the year show them ahead of the 1891 first quarter. This helppd puO ahead the industry as a whole, although of the 34 companies reporting so far, exactly half show, trilling
irraan, August C. sat high gasoline 1* depressing1 ef-. But he feels that will help solve the
N*w Start* Low Extends Power to Ax Coroner
LANSING W-A bill authorizfag boards of supervisors hi at baud lOMichlgan counties to abolish the elective office of coroner has beau gned into law by Gov. Williams. Ylte measure, scheduled to take effect, in fnid-August, permits su-pervisors in counties with more than 100,000 residents to. ra| * the coroner’s Job with an appointed
Formerly,* only supervisors hi counties of more than 350,000 population were parmlttad to do tids. Voter approval la needed in tboee of less than 100.000.
! Towns of dried mud huts have been destroyed to tainstorms in the vlrtdaBy waterless Sahara Desert.
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the 24 companies made $335,001,000 after tenet, a gain of 8J per cent over the $300,-327,090 the same two dozen made in .the first three months of 1900.
Bat Nlgon ‘Formidable* Foe
Kennedy Says Primaries Show Hubert Too Weak
San, John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) says the Democratic primaries hi MMsachuastts and Psnnvlvania prove Sen. Hilbert H. Humphrey (D-Mhm) can’t win the Democratic presidential nomination.
Washington Wednesday, but Humphrey headed back to West Virginia today tor another three-day grind, Kennedy plans to return this Weekend.
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Nixon made no direct comment1 on the Mr sylvania results, but GOP Nattoo-
But he said at Martinaburg. w. al Chairman Thrueton B. Morton Va., Wednesday, they abo show said his showing was Impressive, that Vice President Richard M. Imperially since be did no cam-Nlxon would be "a formidable bp-tprigning. ponent" In. the November election.1
In Pentterivante, where afi but I Ntxfln were write-in candidates.
Kennedy outdiataneed hie closest rival, Adlal Stevenaon, by more than 0 to 1. His margin in his home state of Massachusetts was; even more lopsided. Humphrey'* totals were minuscule in comppr-l
Nixon got e Mg vote of confidence in both states. Hie Penn-! sylvania total, with return still incomplete, may top the 961.983-vote Mwwtog President Eisenhower made there to 1966.
, But Humphrey doggedly kept on with - his man-killing campaign schedule in 'Want Virginia. The state's May 10 primary will be a crucial tori tor him against Kennedy.
Both candidates returned
AF Space Glider Given Green light
WASHINGTON (UPfl -The Air Fares ordered a go-ahead Wednesday on a winged space glider that eventually may cany a man around the world in ID minutes and" set him down gracefully an the; California desert.
The space ship, dubbed Dyna Soar, will be boosted into orbit by a Than Intercontinental ballistic missile. Unlike the Project Mercury Astronaut program, Dyna Soar’s pilot will lend at • conventional air base. Mstcury pilots will return to earth in capsules dangling from parachutes.
* it i Th* Air Force annou making available $39,700,000 to the Boeing Airplane Go. tor the design and’ground testing necessary to build a "boost-glide aerospace teat vehicle.” An additional $56,000,000 i provided in the new Air Poroe budget..
Publishers See Nonsmudge Ink at Convention
NEW YORK (UPD-Dalfen^vs-paper publishers in annual'convention here Wednesday inspected copies of a newspaper with the page printed in • watet-based fade that would not run off on hands or clothing. //
Hla^apere ware dletributed aa part •! a raped at Aa research JteOtote of “	‘
Charles H. Tingley, managing director of the institute, told the pub-lisher* that finding a nonsmudge Ink had become a major undertaking of tti. institute.
He —»ipi»«ta-i, however, that ft (till is to the experimental stage. One of the Obstacles to its development la coate.
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRItUA I960
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Motors, Others Climb Slightly
The following are lop priOM covering aoM at locally grown produce brought to (be Farmer's Market by growera and aoid by them In yrboteaalc package lota. NEW YORK UP — Slock market Quotation are furnished by the prices were mixed early this aft- oe>troit Bureau of Markets, aa of ernoon as gains by motors, *>r’| Wednesday, crafts and selected issues pulled the list out of a slight decline. .	.	.. _	.
Key stocks showed gains and! Detroit Produce losses of fractions to about a point.]	H
The n^ket wM genwally toww,^ Deiieim* w. ..
at, the1 start with the tirkeg tape spoies; McIntosh, »u...
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Prices remained uneven for a	viocTlIUI
spell In very quiet trading then B«ts. trpptd,^ bu^ ......
activity picked op' with the re-	—
MARKETS (Graiii Futures Iflt Toward Weakness
CHICAGO W — The put# futures market tilted gsnarany toward weakness today during the first several minutes of dealings on thp Board of Trade.
May wheat, however, was slightly firm again and pasted another high for file season by a email ! fraction. It appeared to have fur-te-J® ther support from export WUyers , 3.8; after a sale of 3,373,000 bushels '4 M of hard wheat to Uruguay for May shipment.
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Soma stocks ignored reports o! much better earnings but a few responded. Aircrafts were helped By releasw-oMnme funds by the 'Air
Force-	Rbublrb. hothouse, 6-lb.
Steels, rails, airlines, electrical iBouMh. nubbtra.^o equipments and some of the leading nonferrous ifietals were lower.	_, '	,
General Mrt.ro wm e.ly	■ livMt0ck
steady at- the start despite Its ; * Detroit livestock report of record quarterly earn- I Detroit. „ April 31 <*r> tol®Ai--jjra.
Inge, filter It gained fracttoual-	£tES?,°Oo
ly. American Tobacco bad re* gj g1 SSf ord first quarter earnings and tn<i stsodsrd °“i— —“ advanced n point. United A t r j£*,}J?u,r!i!!^»«ij,7. ebouV Lines, which reported a loss from j fully etesdy, operations, dipped more than a StoSra »so;
P®*"*'	•loa£rlI£s|h*'choice TlSS
Martin rose about a point andjJ^JJ} mw-isss”g*o?
Boeing more than that as the Aft gw*
Force instructed the two firms tojChoic, soa-an m
begin actual design of the ntoch-IJ^^^ um-uw! Sum,'someone stole
,i--- 17OO-1S.0O: —-	' ragMaraM
Gram Prices
tat CHICAGO. April M (AT) — Opening
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NStafe Steps into /Carriage Trade
LANSING ill — The Mackinac Island State Park Ooramlsslgn now Is boss of the carriages for hire

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■July ....
GETTING THE LOWDOWN - E. R Bigler, supervisor at Employe Service Sections at the General Motors Truck and Coach Division, gives students the lowdown on personnel work during "Career Week” sponsored by the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce, Junior classes of Pon-
tiac's public and parochial senior high schools have been attending sessions Tuesday through today at Central and Northern highs to hear speakers from 30 occupational fields. Listening to Bigler here are (bom left) Larry McGinnis, Larry See, Barbara Herdener and Judy Morgan.
5 Area Students Win Scholarships to Michigan State
Mackinac Park Body Tokos Over on Island; Ordar Polio Shots
The measure was aihong welter of minor bills signed Into law by Gov. Williams before be left dh a week-long, speechmaking tour of the nation.
tested4 an tow Island. Court nqunbfclen munHad flam the fowimt—tou's fight to limit ton number of hosae drawn vehicle*
The nikw law gives the commission specific authority over an
Also signed was a bill to add polio to the list of immualzera which physicians and focal health departments are required to otter children. '
Flv# students from Pontiac
and Waterford Township yesterday were named winners of Miehlghi State Uhiversity Honors Scholar ships.
They are, bom Pontiac Om* tral High School, William R. Rot-asl, 71 Franklin Bivd.; Sheila A. Goldberg, 108 Oneida St.; Rented C. Joyner, 2105 Garland St; and from Waterford Township High School, Jolla Done, 3860 Brook-St., and Chthertae E. Kan-tartan, 7733 LockUn St
Paul D. Bagwell, MSU director et scholarships, said winners selected from students who it* cently competed for Alumni Distinguished scholarships and General Motor# scholarships and whose scores were high enough recommend them for the honora
The Honors Scholarship* cover the tuition fees for four years, or 12 terms, at MSU.
MUST PROVE SHOTS | The new law supplements measure signed earlier setting up in inoculation "check-potoif* pro-1
'Glue Swindle' ; Case Dropped
* steady t
o strong: iwoj
I "mo-1030 lb yearling!
■ ‘1i un imm|
News in Brief
Will 12-Year Struggle End Monday? ,
Hart ef toll Judah ia ob-20 50: most na-> Orion Township, reported to - -—j» 1MJ-3T.3S: good Pontiac police yesterday that1
pmtn rt.st-u.oo: utility,____________
Chessman Has	Live
Alleged $100,000 Ruse Under the program, each child J of Oak Park Man ll
has to give proof at (noculafion n ,	, ,	,
’against polio upon enrollment to| UOUDt6d Dy Justice 'school — or 'present a parent’s!
statement either opposing tramu-l charges resulting from an al-filiation or requesting polio protec- foged 3100,000 glue swindle against
jtfae.
The program al*e tppilrit to
■PM®-------- - ij. MR____________________ _.JPiL,___jpRMRRHPRP----------	----- By MOE RAISER %| "I have been through this soft|wt pours in on you. lik* waves therta
delayed Dyna Soar space 8^r, at]w« ^lroo-^Jo,	v>lued at J3® from his car while! SAN QUENTIN. CbBf. <AP)-™my times that I Just can't say pounding against a beach."
the same time releasing funds for |ltinN weight • utility bun* to ».as »ndit was parked at Fairmont street1— - - - —	.....
........	iifflV .„»TS hull, li 50-20 00 severwl	. _ VT .
Sol C. Brodsky were dismissed yesterday by Oak Park Justice Burton C. Shifman.
the project
t ijo no ih and Baldwin avenue,
cutter butt* lg 50-30.00; MTgnl iimojl loads Mod and choice 530-730 lb ywrllBf stock fteerg 25 60-27 50; load
Lockheed and General Dynamics	,Mg m, Kyla Ignlth *f l»t* Willard 8L
gained fractionally on word thatljwjjtet g~S »M	’“^" reported to city police the theft
the Pentagon plans to request ad-' *3 00-27 oo.’ cuii *nd utility 10 00-23 00 ot a* tool box containing 160 worth ditional Polarts-firtng submarines	%£lJ,chSl£ ot auto, and electrical equipment
if tests prove out the weapon. Dou-|*«nan ap weuhu tag lb* do*a;' lower from his car while it was parked glas Aircraft was about a point	«ho“ in front of his home yesterday.
''-labfW 1 pelt* 105 lb* dowa rtja-i ‘ “■ *“ ~w»t te-U >»_ mwg-| Runuatn sale, far the WoiMn’s prtm. ” orn li^ Auxllary, Metropolitan Club, &>im 100-31.00. mo* good No. », at • am. Friday. AprU 28, gout a point of yesterday s tuve	^ to **»* Bloomfield Theatre Bulld-
g.’ NAFI. yesterday’s most active JSoro^mb^JsH^rtH 0Uu ui aumy	Woodwardin
gainer, nudged ahearf slightly. I mom u»b.	»«u w «boi« Birmingham. W	-Adv.
I How is Caryl Chessman spending;h
his Ante days awaiting his ninth' "K I should live. I wmiH IU»| h6 Wju ^ same onieal; Raise the salaries scheduled execution May 27_ |to toop back too complete^an-'again soon. He sits in small cell agents.
higher. ^	^	^
TTE circuit breaker recov-ered,”!*®, abo}it a point of yesterday s dlve Of]
i laaiSt I4.oo-ig.oo
morn (l*ugbt«r *w*g M- __
Hog*—Salnble BOO. Butcher* litMM I* weak; wwi «te*dy;
. New York Stocks	iTyiff ui u’oo^itu^u^ 11 to 4 mr. (Udsuii
No. 3 and j 100-340 lb tratetour* ls.oo-1 Pontiac Kitchen Spec.t 20
nr.r«^ni diffiSr X*aSV«to ISUii/S. Jo£tiV,^7#w«b3rt'SS!“phlne 8t'	8'8106
... _ ’---- ...lib* I3.lS-i4.00 compered lest week bar-!
row* and gilt* (total to mo*tly 30 e*nt*
i opfh'ni Old Attic Resale Shop—Goods ,!?; taken on consiroment after April SumuSj as. U to 4 d#ily. (Upstairs over
parts of I
gdv.
AlUed*Btr» .
. 72.6 t|l Crk Co*l 49 4 John Hon ..
. ora Jone* It L*. . 30 Kelsey Hg>
. 31.7 Kennecott ...
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559*01
Am If Om i Am BflMli I.. • Am Tel A Ttl . Am Too ..... Anaconda . .. Anar W&C . Armco StI ....
I Cigg A I Locih
i Loo* a ot*
I Lorlllard
Rammafe Sate at Rmbary Methodist Church. 14 Mile at ■-■mwi ».	daughter Croft, Birmingham. Fri., April 28.
M {nn« and heltera utility and low *tond- a _ m • n m	_Adv 1
S, »rd good and eholoe gride* TlrtunUy!* *jn* * •,Jn-	f'av’
„, absent utility nnd standard steer* and ;	_______ —	„	„ _
ij 5 heifer* about steady with week's decline Rtmupa** rally. Hally Nam* 34 4 oow* moderbteiy »clive fuuy «t«dy bull*; School Auditorium. Hartpond Ave.
H, 4. good'grt-OM	n^d»u!fth,	'	A»»rU
ni'and stantiard mixed steers and heifers1	.........—----------— Mil
22 5 18 00-23 00. Utility COWB 17.00-11.00. Can-
yiniri *md cutter. 14*0-17 00 utility bull*:	Rummage Sate at CJU. Bldg.,
- ,SL ,«* Prl., April 38th. 9-12 am. > —off. «"«ih't# wiTtridT' ”	” Rummage sate. Fri, April 29th,
yy giaough to
BOH Ac C?h . Beth StMl . Boeing Air,. Bohn Alum .
Borden ....
Borg Warn . Brut My .
Budd Co .
3 May D Str . 3.1 M*M CP 3.0 Merck ......
Poultry and Eggs
! 10 am. to 1 pm. St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 5301 Hatchery jRa., Drayton Wains.	~
Other bills ef general interest Brodsky. 41. ef 10000 Woodland signed included thorn to:	iRd-• 0uk Park- was charged spe-
'■ —	- comity cifically with fraudulently obtain-
in* $880 from Albert J. DeBu»-
iiruiuiru TAHLutwu mrjt ai	”	'	.	■ 1JJS ^	awn. nc aim hi auuut tun a*0mS.	w	«
Tht convict-author is a calm but onymity. Thi^ W* in a goldfish-at ^	^	------------jtch^re of Detroit.
isv man—with mixed emotions, bowl is not ptatont"’	\m lnAhtk morninff u- elreos	-
buy man-^th mixro «n^|bwi is not pleasant.	[y late indite morning. He sieepa ,^^, ^ retoin , ^	Judge Mifnm. esprrowd "rea-
°ne mMn«rt he is hoprfUl The	*	*	*-	five hours, eata sparingly. |mttted tnmate ,n . reception- *aaaMe drobt In my mind a. I.
2?*	^ l»yror am\. Chessman	^His typewriter is staled. From dtegnostic center for 60 ingteed of Brodsky’s gellf.” nnd refused to
for survival will end in the green as the Los Angeles Red L*ht\w counties, court appeals, jo^ys	btod toe acroaed ever tor (rial
gas chamtter next Monday. Bandit"j^faroedjmxute abc* ^ s^ „d four bdoks. to-j Send thF benefits et veteran, te On-wit (tort.
Many of Chessmans daytime on two women victims.	chuUne "on 24K. Death n~.- " . ^1- . ............. ....... .	'
hwn arc OCGtnM by newnMn: He ha, .teadfa.lly denied the , beet eeller ,,	’ pendent, ot veteran. ,dd ehUdmn !?‘k P—*
before May 2. He must arrawe! inc^,, the pay of probate "exclusive'’ subdistrihuterahips in .*““1; Judge* hi counties ef lew then Michigan for Liquid Iron, a tfue product made by dilysler Cdrp.’s
i world.
I ger” or identify a man he says *	*	*	was the bandit. Although all of
They visit him in a small room'hit Judicial appeals are exhausted.
Ijand .one question invariably asked; Chessman's eighth scheduled exit, "How do you feel about your ecution was last Feb. 19. A 60-coming execution?''	day reprieve by. GoV, Edinttnd G.
When I saw Chessman this Brown saved him then, week he contented:	ChessmAn described his near
If you ask me how I feel about ness to death as terrifying, my approaching execution, let me "It's almost as though you’re say I do not believe I can-pro-; wailed off from the living. There ject my feelings to anyone. 1 is an awareness, hard ip describe,
Ike Quotes Constitution Against Religious Issue
S-P 1st Quarter lags That of 'S9
Earnings Stitt Respectable; 'Lark Can Meet Competition'
Cydeweld Division at Trenton, toe CLAIMED CONTRACT
; Exempt summer camps from Complainants paid Brodsky toM the hotel-motel use tax.	them he had an exclusive contract
Extend for an additional year with Chrysler Corn, for Michigan > guarantee that county schooljand had posted a $150,000 perform-districts will receive as much state ance bond, laid aa in 190641 phis lO per cent, t Recognize drain districts as cor-; (
Collad |n,‘1’	. - -
County ProMcntor j George F. Tayter nil Brodski'* i not excleaive and
Business Notes

Clark Bwip cos* Col* . Colg P*lm
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sf a hor fra ...
- i not st* PW rag onto on
2, Poe GAL . J Pan AW Air
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.44 Hut; typ* brag 3T-3S: light trp* Church. F
. talikens 13-13: heavy type roaster, over i0 g a,e 16* 6 6 Jbe. 36-36: heavy tjr*» broiler* gndgC
2J 4 Rock” j'-ji w“‘"	>*rr,di Rummage gate at Itot Meth-
odist Church. Sat. g to 13. adv.
50 2!	DETROIT BOOS
mi I Dimorr. April at	iu pricMi Rammafe Salt, flat, April 3Sth.
jffpuwr.o,,osiuT sr.jrrsn.a1**0»•-»
ti t !°OOnaSau!r«d0^*kAwl*#a<Included U. *.' R«mmmf* Sate, St. Vlneent D*| 40. graded!	Paul Park St. Sat 8-12.	—Adv.
rt > White,—Or»de A Juab* JI-4S. extra
Ijsrw H-43: hrg* 36-41. medlnm M-3»;| RnIima(r gn]«. ZeU Chaster.!
Alpha Oelta Kaopa. 138 W. Pike.
Curt!* Pub . De^'itdt*____
’ RCA .......... 71.'
, mpubUc 8U .. M
Marlon .....
—R« Drug . .
' Reyn Met ..
. Key Tob ..... toil *—
Ij Drop Charges
:. jo 1
•Against Dean
Doug Alrc Dow Chem . Du Pont '	
East Air L . E**t Ko*	,32-? Simmon* ... >2* Sinclair ....
El'aSwI? ■-El Ac Mu* ..	
Bmer Rad . , Irlt^ST...	*P«rry Rd .. 3J4 8td Brand ...
	JJ . Btd Oil Ind ! JJ* StdOllOh .
Oardner Den (ton Jiik ., s:nn%h Gen Mills	- ™ _ Steven* JP « * Stud Pack .. -I1 Sun Oil — 47 Swift * Co . !••} Tran Ora .. »• JO.} Texaco .... M l Tex O Sul
Gen Motors O Tel * B1 Gen Time .. Oene»eo. — Gillette	Si Tt™* w'JSS' Twent* Cen ' 37.4 Underwood . .. 70.t KOrsiS.,
Rummage gate at fire Hall *n WASHINGTON tUP) — President Elsenhower read two Auburn Ave.. in Anbtun Heights.' provisions from the U. 8. Constitution Wednesday In a per-_ tjron_u bv^^tTnlted^ ftesbytertenj sonal effdrt to rule out the religious issue aa a factor in the I960 political campaign.
He pulled copies of the provisions from his pocket after a mews conference question about his view on the issue, Which has become prominent because Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass), one of the major contenders for the presidency, la a Catholic
-The first provision read by the President was part of Article VI. It Says that members of Congress and state Legislatures and all executive and Judicial officers of the federal and state governments must swear to support the —Agv.l u.S. Constitution, "But no religious test shall ever be re-Rummagr ■-«- our Lad? *t th* Qdired as a qualification to any office or public trust under -■— ——• —" — - — the United States." •_" '
Elsenhower also read from the First Amendment, part of the Bill of Rights, which says that Congress "shall make no law. respecting an establishment of.religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."
After reading these sections, the President gald that the Constitution provided a better answer to the question than any Words of his.
parted first quarter net earnings; of $2,801,639, equal to 42 cents share, compared with a net of | $7,754,991 in the first quarter of 1950.
' Sat.. April 30, 8 ».m. -13' pm.
; Earnings Listed
Lakes. Waterford, April $0. ®-U
• mare Sale, Sat., Anri! to 5 pm. 3895 Deland. Drayton Plains.	toto
—Adv.
i The prosecutor’s office has not yet decided whether to proceed ,	with any other action against
Appointment of John C. Price as Brodsky.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. fit — Stude-1 gales representative tor Four	, t
baker - Packard Corp. today re-;Roses Dtefillers Co. tat Pontiac.
Birmingham and I Royal (tek has;1
r«"for Past Quarter
rylick. Michigan
i**.tst ivrui we—j manager for the 4^
firm. Price has;
engaged in sales y*h*y	’i* *u
activities far the!. _ past 14 yeans. RsTteran* .
He is married,	.......——
h	dtruoci cost, or AMERICA
nas two enttoren Nat incomt .....t itj ui , n
his home at 14321* •*»r»........ 14W>** J T<
rAIBCRILO CAMEBA «
I.VgTBCMKTT COBT.
Ret Income ...I to1000	1 36:
NEW YORK (B—Earnings: —-------is cone. '
m month* aM March i
Action Fallows on Hesls Ohio was separated from North of Resignation in Death;™* ttrrtior** te ^ J of Woman Teacher
mi BATON ROUGE. La. <AP> — 421 Former Louisiana State Univer-JJ * aity dean George tl. Mickey was
,a‘a n Iron mon WulRU hilt Ko WHO to
__ala free m«n today, but he
; JJ-4 teacher without a school ; 5g-l Dist. Atty. 3. St. Clair Favrot .’ is* Wednesday wihtdrew a murder ; 44.11 warrant that charged the 50-year-’ Hj|old scientist with the bludgeon I 31* slaying of Dr. Margaret Rosamond J{-* McMillan, a woman faculty mem-
I Unit Air Lin ., 3M
. gj her.
P*p 3S.7 uastral . ui TOb Up John
The district attorney’s action; ; jg jicame shortly after it was dis-j • ‘i j closed Mickey had voluntarily re-‘ nj signed from the LSU faculty.
' JJ* I University President Troy Mid-
at
White Mo, . ■wiison a co
'. 64 *: duties as dean after he was jailed,
; J* ; Later, the geneticist was demoted I ! its to a professorship but kept on the| ;'S payroU.
Indust Rail, L
Noon todal Pm d*v Week ago Month ago Year ago -
JOS. 7 114.6 366 4 147* 1
...AM MM
OOW JONES f r.M. AVERAGE*
1.3* ter ns “	*.m"
3* HaO* MASS rtf 0. ■ 16 OtUa. S*.74 m 66 Stock* 30163
^Stocks lijis plans.
* |jj jj A grand Jury took no action aft- j 14 uiAier hearing evidence In the case, |a 221;!; leaving the murder charge hang-,■< S»|ing.'	4
*V Mickey's . attorney, Robert iKleinpeter, said he thought the; withdrawal of the waipmt was the | fair thing for Favrot to do. He said the action, in effect, closes the case
, DETROIT STOCKS ,<4r	(C. J. WnMw Co.)
Plgura* nftar debmsl point* tr* stghth* High Itomra
Allca Elec. * Eopi. 'Go,* «J M -
Rom Orar C*> .. ...
ot. Las. 011 & jam. co • Harvott Sloe. Motor Ob '
Seamless Tuba Pays
SOUTH LYON IB - Michigan Seamless Tube CO. declared a 2!>cents-H-share quarterly dividend! it jWednesday. The dividend .for the-sTg jflm (garter of 1959 was also 25 teA^ents. but since then the - stock! has been* split two for one.
Consolidated galea for the quar- I Iter amounted to $90,944,652 com-1 pared with $115,455,806 in the Jan-1 uary-March period a year agok President Harold ChareUli taM 1 too aaaaal stockholder*’ meeting || domeotir car deliveries for too !
1991 model yrar are te exceoo j ef 71,919 unit* of which 30.715 nnd * makes were sold te toe tint quarter Edgeorge St. of the calendar year. He pre- j
-r - AHrad Popar Buys Up
ChuhAlll caUed his first qmfo 3 SfpCffCtft CompgnifiS
KALAMAZOO *-Allied Paper STS^VTUtoi , m»e
most significant fact, he said,	l..	a ihirt........as conu aooanu
that the Lark ia demonstrating its	ocn^oAmo maeiS* coar
lability to meet the intense <»m- 5jf. E*J2,	UMB&£2!m rtjoJte
| petition now existing in the com-	^Le~w «V
pact car field and produce prof-	,,OTO*	,
'rr ,nr ,i. rn.ir. -ir.. ••	Register Co. of Boston.	!r« inram* ...gRg»g.7i7 ta.7u.1te
its for the corporation.	The three units have a total an-A *h'r*	1_	«»
nual sales volume of more than 10 million dollar*. Allied sales in To Entartain Queen 1950 were about $38,700,000. j Lawrence Ruah, president of the LONDON (fi — Three Americans Egry firm, said Afiied paid about — Nat King Cole, Uberace and two million dollars for toe 12,000 Sammy Davis Jr. — will help en-r arat	-^.. shares of Egry common stock out- terrain Queen Eliiabeth 0 at the’
»£££	.	Imnnu.1 roy*l >.ri^y ih<—/ Hay II.
Sentence 5 to Death for Paralyzing 10,000
Wednesday night to five A
merchants for selling- adulterated cooking oil that paralyzed 10,832j persons.
They used Jot flushing ail baught al a UB. Air Force tur-
The Air Force said the c sold was dearly marked engine oil on all cans.
Three other' defendants were sentenced to life imprisonment as accomplices of the five condemned. Eleven others were acquitted..
Hawaiian Boauty Reigns in East Apple Country
WINCHESTER. Va. (API — A Hawaiian beauty today officially becomes the mythical monarch of this apple country in a ceremony that's a highlight of the 3$rd Shenandoah' Apple Blossom Festl-
Steel framework' for foe Cofiummity National Bank annex on E, Lawrence street rise* against the toy. putting the new, touf-story building weft .on its way toward on Qct- .1 completion date, when finished,
tbs annex wilt be connected with foe bank proper (teft) hy an encloged overpass. The new $500,000 facility will house toe bank’s loan operations and yvili he distinguished by an unusual glass and brick facing in front. .	.	.
Mias Yvonne Mendonca will eetve her crown from a fellow countryman, Hawaiian Gov. William F. Quinn
South America has an ana of 7,500,000 square miles or slightly leas than the total area of toej North American couth lent.
NOTICE of PUBUe HEARING
Tha Pontiac City Comfniaaion has scheduled public , hearings far Monday, May 2, 1960 at 8 p. m. EST In the Commission Chamber, City Hall on Intention io-construct the faUowina improvements: Curb, gutter, grade, gravel, drainage, related work.
Roland Drive from S. line A. P. 159 to Argyle Fourth Avenue from Joilyn to Highwood Second Avenue from Joslyn to Laurel Tennyson Avenue from Fuller to Arlene
Sanitary Sewer
S.W. aide Oakland Avenue from Ponhlng to 900 foot S.E.
Astor Street from .280 ieet N. ot Pike to Mlchltym Northway Drive from Astor to Eteri Boulevard Combined Sewer	.	,
N. aide Walton Boulevard freon Stanley to Htet.Tir.4
For further information see legal notices, • Interested property owners are urged to appear.
‘By order of the City Commission Dated April 27, 1960.
ADA R. /IVANS,
City Clerk
THE PONTlAfiJEfrESS, THTOSDAY, APRIL 28, I960
FIFTY-THEBE	
Halp Wanted Male 6	Help Wanted Female 7
UNUMIJED INCOME ■ategfeiIngas Osnssse Coonto. , Rapnsentln* outstanding company In ITs field. Our salesman average ,1aata* out of It pnssntatlons. Nationally advertised leads furnished dally. Weakly salary to qualified salesman For personal Interviews ••• DICK PINNY. MORNINOB only at 160* Book Bldg., downtown Detroit or can WOodwnrd *-*T!f for aw*’t.	WOMEN
	to wort tt*M expertanoa. HOUdo^Driva-In. Ka*fo flartor. WAITRESS WANTEfi. 1511 RLHa-bath Laka Road. WANTED LADY TO Lite IN AND . ear* tor children, mote for boom than wares OR 3-231*. teOMAN 36 TO 46 TO TRAIN FOR garment ftoUhtng Ktt Cleaners, 136 8. Telegraph. Ho phone eons.
Would You Change Jobs for (9,1*6 nor yoarf Homo itfhttt gMd luWrV must ha hard work: ar and married, 33-49, with goad	WOMAN TO WORK IN BERAU-teat aa aook’a helper. Older woman preferred. AMly The Mntt-. rin*T 34*1 Saahabaw at Walter Drayton Flalne.
. ear. OR 3-16*5. woman uiH TO WORK IN AUTO	
'ARTMINT
M 8*Weg#
HU SwMta-________
none* or hkarimo
M« ta hereby given, that t
County Board of PubUo W______
*	£* o’-loak a.m., Eastern
______Hint, on Wednesday, May 1*
ltS»,SS,,ff't:s.S„5K'K.5
fBfaU MMiaHt district propoat therefor, as ut forth baloar. and to dc termlne the ad visibility of iriiiiittn* Witt aald Improvement, to-wlt:
_ Kuna; Putatogten Stvaga M Sratam-Kandatlwood Arm.
Improvement: A sewage disposal iye-tarn for tha purpose of iftHBilM of unitary aaaaxa from tboaa parti of the Toamahlp of Farmington haralnafter da-MM> aald MM to MMjaiaFlaw-aco dli paul tmmSm within tha am to ba carved and alao auch facilities out-Mia tha tald ate* aa may ba naeaa-aanr In ordar to traniaart map from aati araa to tha mala tatorosatsc at tha Psrxriagtan Savage Dtapoul gys-
Xatlmatad Coat: g«1.
"one* or orrumuH to com-
true) unitary uwar an f Oakland Avenue.
regular ^liotSrjl ffSnidiilia, of
clarad to ba tha Intention of tha *■*-nmlsrion to aanitnot unitary i tha southwest afda of Oakland - from Parahln* strait to Jdd at aa irilwatil aoo i.aaa.ia. and that tao plan, ptM ltd aatlmata of uld lmprovamant la » file lor awhile SKpeetlon.
It a furthar totandad to oonatroat improreidant tn loooordanoa with tha plan, profu* and aattmata. and that tha eoat tharoof ahall ho dafrayad ay apaelal aaooMmtat upon Lota 9, U, 34 DUla Highway Subdivision. which ahaU conatltuto the apaelal aaMtfgNRp dir Mat to defray	A—**—*-
41.7367* of the estimated O pansea thereto ah~" *~~ Capital Improtama
AD of (iac.' Id. r*rmin»ton Tow aieopt tha * V, of the w to to tl Va. alao axeari the 1 IN It of U K of the NB te, alao except the k a af the N h of the te of the MB That part of Bee. ll. Farmington Township. lying W and I of > Kit daa oo hog at t point oa tha W Una of . aald firc, l.«7».t* ft * of the NW
til fn.yn; “■ ~ *-
I_______ ___________I ■ the City tt
Feet lac. Michigan will meet ti the Com million Chamlter ea May I. Hit at
aMttNfc mb. to near mggtettoax end Mia that may So mao by p— SB
m mii- UUUUW vuuirii MWU*
*i£&£r3NESVnQ
________„    of lota A™ ----------.— —________
between Oreanlng St. oad Bartlett St;
,tt B olg uld lino to a petal m ft H of Uwl Boo. Una; tb B ala a Una IK !* ft H of aad parallel to the B Bee. “ toe to the aeaierhae of Alytekay B -th 8 to tta S See. Una. _
The NW tb of Dee. It, Farml-.—
TawaMrip, axcept a'portion dw ea bee at (if VlhJMrtkHrptO'- W itst.it ft; th N ***1*’ W 4I1.M ft; th N r04'*0"
I lest to fTlo the M Bee. um; <ttR *•» B tM U ft te the point of Mg.
The 8Ste of Bee.
Townahip, aaaaal the L -«>•- » B ■
K 7716 ft. also except MJ^thg UJj
lota 1M vial on.
That part of Bac. is. Farmtngtoa Townadp, lying NW alla JMae/Bl -beg on the alee, line tot ft W to Ml te ear: tb • MO ft: tb W tt » ef BpriagbreM gab He. I; *
.	iu.	ui in- ih
roar Baa of let Ut: th Wty e ~ leer line of Me 11* thru ’ — ef M Mt; th M to l
iha rear 1
TW | St
I gee. II. Farmington Wly ef a Mo doe a* Una of dee. U ot the
i wW tig tho eaourttxa toMaaata pt. 'routedI to the eanterllna ef Holly, lull 8t; th writ al* the centerline ef NollrhUl gt, sad BeByhfB 8*	—■
NW Va of uld Ban.: th,
W approx. TSo fl te ll .	^
geld above described lands Include
Deadeffbood WMtvMsa No » Kandallwoed Subdivision No t < Weetbroeke Manor Subdivision Wsstbrooke Manor anMtrtelaa Mo. Wietkrieir Manor Subdivision No Westbrooks Manor Subdlvtslao Mo. Park H1U Subdivision Sprtnxland
Sprtnrland Subdivision Mo.
Sprlngland BSbdlvtofon No IsMuars Bstslas 8u Ml vision Supervisors Flat of	»
’oOhetotfta^the faittowlng P**U^
f Forest Hills Sub-
KUri
Oak:
Bprtng5M"s!*S»imn * Suoervlsort Muar Istatea Bubdlvlslon Kolas wen oa the other lands above described not so platted, a land County. Michigan.
Notice la further ewea. •—- -i plana end eetlmate ef eoat prepared by otttete Kntloearlag Cempaay. ret-
ender. Director of rubtle Worke. sod
80 Joints Raided; T-Men Arrest
WASHINGTON (API — With 90 separate locations—backrooms
Dated April ST. IMS.
ASA R. KVANS. City CM April H. INI
OAKLAND COUNTY DVAMTMBMT
stopwatch predikn. . U.S. Tress-agents invaded backroom bookie pints and ntanbers rooms in nearly 90 cities " ““ country Wednesday.
Mopping ap today, they counted at least 65 arrests, and the figure may swell to 100.
★:	A _ A
The T-Men, after weeks;and months of careful investigation, sprang their traps at more than
of candy atoms, taverns, private
nones of nmsmoN to construe* sanitary uwar eo Aster Street. —- arc hereby notified that at a tnaattug' wf IBs Commission of ■*- -* '—**— fauMm '--™
regular bwcUarwf U the city of Pontiac, i—-..-g— mn April Si. INS by resolution it was de-
o be the iataottoa af tha City
_________ _j Kfagaa Avaaaa;_________.
i North war Drlvw from Aator Strut ■ t Boulevard at a*	—
ligaa. for tha pwrpaw Wf hearing , objectlosu to tha Improvement and ,
---U aaaaummt district proposed!
....... aa Ut forth below, and t» (
M, ^roumuLUta-wtt;Pr#***-ll>*| .. .. lmnmT
that
sanitary wwaxa from,than parts of th* age and that aU af tha Into and parcels ■ Townahip afFdfWdSBMa hereinafter de- L” i.^ fronting upon either side of iKU ICifKJ'JSSSVi ^orNnlrt fw^s* fact r5® 2 "^‘/ttea wlthln .•"! Pika Btreet to MlSlgaa Awansaj and alao **“ ^a*JJ"*** Morthway Drive from Aator I outside tha aald ana aa may ba nacaa- 1,^,1,^ ikaU eonatltut*
-try to ardor la trananort sewage from usessment district to defray ild area Is tha main tatcruptor at |t>lM iuu 0f tha eatlmatad east and ax-!Jgagtf ,r,U“ ipenus thereof aad that W Ml M of Batlustad eoat: MSMN.N. \	estimated cast aad expanses thereof
Special Aaaeuxwt Wrtr^: ra» NW sha|, u from the Capital Improve-“ Fanninfton jrowpinip. j mtn^
s tew cases their quarry temporarily escaped file net.
* * *
The basis for the raids was this: Under federal law, any gambler must purchase a ISO tax stamp from the government, even ’Tf gambling is illegal in his state. If he doesn’t have the stamp, be faces a maximum five year prison sentence and 110,000 fine.
Cooperating with the T-Men were state and local police, UJ. marshals ’and agents of the Internal Revenue Service’s alcohol tax division.
Though they found some -evidence of connections between
tkms, officials aald, there was no immediate proof that any were tied together in a nationwide crime syndicate.
Unveil Grand Rapids Redevelopment Plan
_________ _ af the City
“H w sals? gs?' “
tST SPN» ft af tbs W tb of Saa IS.	VMl
Farmington TWvwMhW.
Said abavw dsscnb
Nonce is mnsBY orvw | GRAND RAPIDS (ft — An am-^in a| Sm-1 bitious program for redevelopment
_ ___ mintion
air ba mad* by partlat
objtctloni U
« th* lets in tb# following plotted
ADA H. KVANS, ,	City del
April id, IN
Mcadowbrook
Mcadowbrook ___ ------------ N -.
Mcadowbrook HlUa SakgyWfcn No J Supcrvtaora Sabdlvlllco No. I aa wtul i tha other lands above daartlbad oat
j pUtud. all to Oakland County, i---------------------
Michladn	Ml on Ttpnyton Avenue.
Notice Is further given that the Plano TOO are hereby notified thi end eittmate of seat prepared by|regular matting.af tho Commt—_ I Spaulding Dw Decker andAuoalatu. the City af Footlac Michigan bald ?utot25J' wofSKffil engfneerc, forAprUM. im irnukUm f f" S •aid Improvement are oa hie with K. eland to be the intention of 1 Alexander Director of Public Worka. Commission to conatruct curb, gutter, - avallabie for pahllc axaxilne»lon|rrBJ‘
■ ,j« office In - tbe Public Service! war BulMInr. MS South Teletraph Road. Sir,
“untlac. Michigan.	'**“
April S3. —
NOTICE OF IHTBM’ROM TO CON-
StanT dratntST and __________
sat Tennyaon Avanua from Puller
' n. J ALEXANDER.
’ Director af Public Wor April St, May t, 1M».
plan, profile, aad osttmata of eald lm-Workx j apectlon.

a lots and parcala
a highest b
office in the 1 tit South Tat Michigan April SS. IMS.
ACCOUNT NUMBER MS3.0M-1S
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE	,__... ........
Notice la benlnr given by the .““'J"- i^ and that all c signed that on Thunday. Met	leind fronting
at 10 o'clock a m_ at	*of**a' Tennyaon Avenue rri— . _—	— I
Mlchl^. ^bUc aala ?■ * Arlans Avenue shall conatltuto the apt-INS.Manwry.J’-jay^Hardtop^ BertM)^, tdi,trlct te defray »	thVr. jN-NA-M "* the estimated coat aad ex-
n B^?ron street «*"•*« ‘h*nof and that RMM ef ”	”u"n-..,^r! {he eatlmatad coat aad expense! there-
,h. rt,ki uiof shaD ba said from the Capital im-aarvu the right Mjpr0V(RI<nt	M that M33M the
^^ iwmrrftm'pilCOBin' CORP	dd agalnit fLoU *1106, 110«. 1114.
kmocurm ApSttsZj^:Etei,% i	r*r** •**
------------- I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
MOTICB OF PUBLIC HEARINO That the Commission ef the CM Notice la hereby glven of^a scheduted I Pontiac. Michigan —-| to
the entire downtown Grgnd Rapids area over the next 15 to 20 years was outlined today ' for city officials, but there yet is no plan for financing.
The plan was unveiled after a [year-long study on needs of the '* (rentral business core by J. Paul ! J^pes, senior consultant with a New York planning services firm.
He told city commissioners and civic leaden the program’s first step should be development of the civic administrative buildings at the business district’s northwest end as approved last year by the City Commission.
| Ah urban renewal program for ja 28-acre portion of the business district already has been approved and has been granted 990,175 in financing by the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency.
AFFADAVIT OF CAMPAIOW STATE OF MICHIGAN) COUNTY OF OAKLAND) aa.
STATE OP OUMTT 0 Waslay|>.
•ionar"in tha city"of Pontfac. at tha Oawaral Municipal BMaUoa held April

ALXXANDtR. Director of Public Worl April 38. May »■ IN
l^T^hru	----- -
Jars^.’say*!ftiw sr^
L* j to study, tha folio wing amendment.
the Fop- j Commission Chamber o i o'clock p.m. to hoar objections that may ba tekiwfwiv W.6.NI1.
ggc.tions aad ids by partita
■ 1. That Oaottaw l. — BUM .. Ordinance Mo. n itonlnr Ordinance) ba X. THE amended to read m asuafe. f»»t mtnlr toto	ftoar- apaoa/11^-^ —1 “*
"oh may yNjt.W
caS£rasa MM MaraarrA
. m dotoST may ba toawaatad^ to toti
rl,nl " ABBOCUTBR pmcouirr
April B, M. INI
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY . ___....	-Aunty. Michigan.
bate ahaU M tost
m Second Avenue are hereby notified that at a meeting af Um Commlaatan of
__ i ofFontlae. Michigan bald
April 34. 1IM by iMditoa It waa da-af tea City
A apcdal ewSjeif having bean,called|___________________
April. {oo n lot having
a minimum at thirty (36) feat, lardahlo ba Incurred Um _________ bo changed by a poll cation
Article XI to VfT	..	Lot area—
the tth day of May.
Therefore, notice, that Friday, the 1
, _ _ read aa follow.: Lot area— famf*T dwelling to “*
--------— ,r with aaaci
tppllea'uon ^J^Ntton	’
ip In*wMch th* alww ^	^ J
WU'Board'5<MwmuU>oL this teatrtet ahaU to Bx llgg	tr parks which are Heena
April 31, 3*. lt«) operated In compliance wl --------------! l!-» Trailer Fork tow and t
1 M4IBMTK gutter, dn
ION TO CON-
rb. gotta dated w«
.	the plan, profile
amd eatimate of ami Improvement -to ~	tnawoailan.
ipeclal ...e.im.nt according
1 .Ida of Bioand
11.105.43 ot the ei
Dated: March 34. lNL^
NOTICE OF 8F22*L
SSSSfeoj*
aagyaagg,
of the eoat which tha Commission decided should to paid and borne, by iptel assessment rorthe cojjtructloo *L.’^ tary saner on Haas Wflti Bg *	,
west of Irene Street to Irwno nlJ«t..»ad i on Irene StreeL from Hiiea Street W»rn«r ttTNt It BOV OB 1110 IB
SSto fteSSw* inspection Notice la alao hereby given that Commission and u>*. of Fantlaa win maet to the Commiw Chamber In mid City an tha 2nd dej M.T AD 1344, at i:N o;3ock pm review mid aueument. at wnten t and place opportunity wUl to given per tons lnlerntod, ** h* "“»»•
TSBI
the aatlmi
if $1,131 M for
lurfaco two W
Of .Old !4na„.t .. .	,__. I
That no trailer tetfto leeelad „ _y site altanted in mid trailer Park white la lam than thlrty-flra SI* foot wide to nennlt a maadattoyr*"- — at five <51 feet an ana aide af
ivfnhy itevy iwww was ma other 5c to gtroot parklni^hhsh win '
id April : >. 1543
ADA R. EVANS CUV Clcr April m. IN
AFFIDAVIT OPOANUAION-----
far illismid tTPHg
, at, tha Oansral
,____,	_jM AprU li
Di^nt further stataa that cordance with State towted -• Chapter IV City Charter.
.“w *&
i Notary PubMc 1;
Jaun ty” M OMb April. AD. 1N0-.
NOTICE OF. INTXNTIOM TO ,99^ struct amtotoad aawor an north alda ai
UicCl t T "(Pontiac. Mlchltan held Ante tegg a* resolution It waa daa la rad to to the inuntlon of the CU» Comylsafto to oonatruet aeanMned. sower m _»erui side WaRott Boulevard from toanley Ava-buo to Richmond Avtnui at an Mtlaitwt Soa of tewm and that peotlla and aatlmata af r“ “
Fa on file for publlo ins It ta fttrttor totandad
SraK J5t JKSEtRMd urn:
Sit'tfoaof «haU to dalrayed hyt ^
----------------------------
•“fAi
[CHIOANI
— ud_ ,
_______
of City Commit-
• -T3a — —-
l in___________
cordanea with State tow and Section 34, Chapter IV City CharPer. hU detailed election and campaign expenses ware m eontrlbu-expenditures ...... MS JS
Specify below from i Ions received. Mona. Specify below to whs
rjroooi
--- Candida
___ _	before n
_ 'Notary Public tn and for the to. County^of Oakland this 33 day af April.
DON MATTINGLY, \
MyU?ommullon axplm t-t,
_ ________tach LoU lit. lit 111. Ul
_idar and'thru 33d both inclusive, Jto INJIto the Mich- 3M. Ml. m 313. Its. 3tS. Ml Hlgh-■I	,_j reaulra-: wood Subdivision._
teSTte-ito JwnS7«y
asscr
Hoetlon ia 3—Trailer Fates and Aa-la'dock p.m. to hoar auwao | soclated Bntorprltea or tto axtmalto af|tej«Mjma that may to a
nrodfr rotitiTi ’ for fohloular traooll
^.hMtyffiMtsr1toll
Death Notices
N#f5u*as,wy«0K
loved husband af Oladya F. Haunt: daa* father of Mrs. Btonlay (Lucille) Bobbin., Oeorge W , Waiur H. and Robert W. Blount. Funeral aarvtsa will to hold Friday. April B,.at 3 prn from Pursier Funeral Home with Rey. Donald C. Andrews officiating. Interment £ Whlu Ch.p.1 C.ma-
Datad Ante 31. IN).
ADA H. EVANS. City Clerk April 13. INI
IOTICE OP INTENTION TO COH-
uof" -	'	---- ——
i as
2u 5i^tto-,mj^trte«tote
■truer curb, lag* ea Foui
gutter, grade, grOTCl. drain-rth Avanua. -------- notified that
lor off strafe v-*	v-- _”,-y ~~ — i
only parking parmltmd to mid tteDer parka or tha oceupanta and tbalr trailer shall occupy an: „„ .. la af aafftetant depth b
SS
rand' lot no.
. provide
______________ n three ll
iaiii*i^MMWd<kfw pedestrian (ravel betwnn tralMte A traKr note mrvteoo ’ and the recreation area, located nt the discretion af tha sovu 6#^That there ahaU ba provldad an „„ equal to four hundreu-thlrty-flre (till souara fast far sate trailer aita teto .^‘«~Md_aaJ^mtl»al t and
tha City of PontHc. Michigan told —... tt UN by naolutioa M waa daalarad to to tha Intention of tha City Cam. mladon to construct ante, gutter, grade, naval, drainage aad meted work on tooth Avene from Joelyn Avenue te Dtewood Boulevard at an aattmatad seat of tM.aia.io. aad tpal the plan, roflle and estimate af said Improve-teat la oa file fer public tnapeetlon. tt u further totandad to Maatnial. lto Improvement to accordance with to plait, praflla te coat thereof
..._____ __ _ ot tho tote and par
of land fronting upon either aids •earth Av-nue from Joalyn A team Dtewood Boulevard tean conatltuta — soeclel aamagmgat district to defray t23.ll3.3t of tho va time ted coat expense thereof aad that II,
to paid from tho Capital Improva-—--■*" —■* tho omlmoted soar -• r stub, than be _-On Bower Stub each Cota 111. iU/thN IN- Inclusive, ltt 130. ifr 141. 142. WJOUSJI « -2 u, is7lN Hlghwood
‘notice IB NERXBY orVEN
Subdivision
That tot Commission af the City af Pontlae. Michigan Win meet fo t— Commission Chamber on Mot 3. IfN totoch p m. to hoar suggestions a— one that mny bo made by pertkes
agj.saSii
That *,*14 trailer parts shall to
MMttetoBwl V .WNg.l^Wt
rntr1**”** average "lighting of $ fo Pcrmas Interacted
ne Board Chalrmi
Boning Board Chalrma ^bfrilV BLOCK.
Township Clei April tt May ». >N

Dated April 31, 1»M
AprtlJl.0!
X
NOTICE CTSPECTAL^ AM
iniat the roU of the Special Aasacsmenl heretofore mode 53““ W*!!
Sould b. paid and borne by apaaiM isesament for the MCstruetloo of water isto to Ham Btrcethpas Orant Street > Dana Street and to Kuna Street Do* tos BNwot to Wtepar jpaN la ngw an Ir to my offlas far public inspection. Eotlae Is also hersby glvso that the bmmtsston and the toeecaor of the pjty C3»amtor**n*»wnCHy Si tto Indtoy of
8
ADA R^HYAlte
ApSSVSS
estlm i
d cost end expenses tl
ADA R. EVANS.
Oft? Clerk April 33., UM.

i hereby notified 1
City of 1
■ tjH to ____________ _____________
be tha intention af tea City Oosamls-
__n to construct earn, guttar, grade
aad gravel drainage and tainted —
- ----,nd Rond from south Una
______ Hat ftt lit to Argylc A?
at aa actlmctod coat af IMHJt, that the Phut, prafUa and aitlmat. -ftet Imarbvmacnt to or tea fer public
TT? further totandad to cenctruetl
rimpiayamant to ieccteanci wtte plan, profile and aatlmata, aad that - coat thereof shall be defrayed by -------------	-----^otesju
COUSINS, APRIL 34. UN. ETHEL 41Delewsrv Dr.: totovsd wife of William 1. C4usina; dear mother to teams H. Holmes; dear outer nijm^thnljr^i^r^rTtte win to hsM Thursdar at I I*. under tea auspices of theOES. No. 331. Ftostsl service WUl to
Rom* with Dr. W. H. Marbach officiating. Interment to White
DOLAH. APRiL tt IN0V THOMAS T 14 HU St.; an 13: dear brother al Mrs. Alice I. Herrick. Etta Lodge to Borrow will ha htod rtt-
gSmjfgR^.yA^
natal Home. FUnaral aartoaa wlU to hsM Saturday. Aprtl 30. St U am. from St. Vincent da PMd
»y.1BW.otowruS50e
father af Ony HackaU 3r.. Mrs. Leonard (Carmen) Oettor and Mrs. Jamas (Marcia) Jewell: also aurvlvad by
KOCKINS. JU’svsi. oe, uw, uujmm.
wife1,of°Vtanley ‘fiicMna: Saar
toe; dear tetar to Arthur. Harold and John F. Crlcpc Jr. Funeral aarvtea wUl to held Friday. Apte 33, at lpn. Dam tho DoooWon-Jonns Funeral Home. Interment In WhIU Chapel Cemetery.
dear Mater to Dr. Imulx J Kan-nedy and Mri. Clauds Finley; also aurvlvad to two graat-nlacea. Mrs. Walter Tarry and-Mra. Jten Polmar. RaclUMon to tenlteNto wlU to Thursday at 3:3S p.m. at Brace-Smith Funeral Home, ru-naral service will to hsM Friday. M l at If a.m. from it-Vincent d| Foul Church. . Interment lo^HewtU^Mlch. ArrwitoO-Smlth Funernl Some.
MILLER APRIL tt INt . MTBmS T* Ftenklto. Berkley: to-tovad wife af Albert fTteMW; tear slater of Mrs. Altos Osas. Dsnrr firhni Mrs. RMh Fogle and Mri ton OrHfln, Pucsral service Win to tottFHte^ NMB N. at ll S.M, tram Vcorhoak B|b Funeral Room with Raw. Durwood Smith ofttelatlng. Interment to Roaaland Park Oamettry. Berkley. Mrs MUlar wteWto'Ctr-' vao "------------"	^
It jtoWfjdW ;
III MMRHO MEMORY OF OCR ■el Baal
n?
Willoughby who
iniTii*.
And day by day I total Mr more.
T3”. i-H	jjje qjqqe.
(band Kenton buTa daugh-
idday by — I walk tfioute Badly misled by Cal Willoughby A soa
FuefiPifctOfR 4
COATS
DrsaNR iSuT*** *t°MQR FUtl
Donelson-Johns
FUNERAL HOME •Designed for Funerals-
thoute^f aSnS»‘ n 3-$*4i
Voorhees-Sipl^
FUNERAL HOME
Barvta*. Flana or Motor FE 34313_____
Cemetery Lott 5
OAKLAND HILLS MEMORIAL Oardoos. Companion CrypaU. Mt*
rift—. Ot 34>U.________•
FERRY Mir FARR CEMETERY. Beautiful t grave lot. WUl divido
FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181
Wan 8 rjkl to > putt
far that portion to -— _____
insertion to th* edverttae-ment which has been ram dated valueless throsyh^toe
are made h* sure to get your '‘kill number." No adjustments win to given without R.
Closing time far advarttao-
_____ Want Ad*
■a now * a.m. th* day to pabUesttaa after to* Aral maarttaw
CASH WART AD RATES
Unas	l-Dey	3-Daya	S-Daya
3	3150	$2,04	«3.U
i	ip	sit	AN
4	3.oo	.til	n

An addtttaanl charge at No Win to made tor aa* to Pontiac Fresa bag numbers.
objections the Interested y .O Ml
Sto-^ “
*mav*to mid.' by parties i April n. i$M
"x*ate
pro tt I3M
matter *T1tn. ’RNtrt 'USu
tt al 11 W.m. from-—rat'Dim* Bte
ly ofOclat
BOX RErLDB fit Id a.m. Tottoy there were repileg at The Press offlew to (fed
euaiini
nclodlsg .cal and
,y d■*wBkt «l
«dlp Wteridi Mdid
EXPHtOHCBD SINOLB MAH F gaaanl farm work by mon Carl DoBat. 34H Dutton I
EXPERIENCED COUNTER MAH for csfaaarta work, good good hairs, hoa pi tali' Moamheto IMF, ptteteq
a
................ dll E»at
Maple, ttrmlnghaxs MI sank.
EXPERIENCED MAM. CAPABLE of . handling dally COWS. Moil hay* rafaranaa*. Cecil Oordoo, SUS Davtsburg Rd.. Holly. Phono
■ me iaaii _____________
EXPERIENCED RETAIL SAUDI mss Wf—-*
FULL OR FIAT mttit bt 31. call

Field Representative
Parmanant position for young nun under 3t by Pontlae afnca of National Finance Company/Must > be high school graduate. OiBaga training In Baatoaaa Administration helpful. Good salary: opportunity for advancement and at-tractive OM benefits. Write Box. 60. The Pontiac Press.
' FLOOR INSPECTOR
For small pnctalon part*.- Moat have own tools. Aircraft quality parti. Paid holidays, taeuraneh A vacation. .................
5T c. mfg. CO..
ill Indtanwood Rd. lake Orton OAB STATION ATTENDANT. Local rsfarancca. Experienced. Mach-antomy Inclined. Oulf Station. Telegraph .and. INgli
Help help help
Th* summer rush la on, w* need p*r| time man now. Call PE
4-3255,__________________
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS tt BEN-lore tea tfbval Reserve offers *	■■ -* aid training during
vncatlto Aply wad: • *. Bird. So. Ask

MODERNIZATION SALESMEN AND canrasacrs. Also 1 man capabla — — and handling craw diBto 4-13H (
af aalaimtn MArket 4
MANAGER TRAINING
Minimum high school graduate. 33 yaare old. Married. Willing, t* relocate. Position open With prog-
MAN TO WORK NTTES IN RES-.taurant. Grill, ptasa, ate. Apply jw Babmarhis. 3411 sateMtow at
■ Walton. Drayton Plains.
MAN TO WORK IN AUTO PARTE •ton, aa onto part* clerk, Saturdays and Sunday*. Must to experienced. Holtereaek's Abto Parte, 313 Baldwin Ave. PE 3-1151.
Man for dRy clkanim route Over M. Apply 44N Ellsbeth Lake Read, between d and 3 p.m.
MULTI-
MILLON
DOLLAR
INTERNATIONAL FRATERNAL’ ORGANIZATION
Ha* opening for 3 representatives la ttm PCjRTtAC tt LAKE DISTRICT. Wc era Interested only tn high caliber men who need at least a. f figure Income tt who can eland a rigid Investigation and be boodabl*. A background to cemetery or Intangible would bo an asset but not n< eery. It accepted you will ret one of the finest lifetime *1 existence. If you ~Dd want or > William 1

twaan lp mm. ana r p.m, uniy on Monday. May 1,- IMO. Savoy Motel. 130 8. Telegraph ] miles west to state highway. B.
man to help on horse farm. experience and references rt-qulred. 3611 Haggsrman Rd. Leon-
* FOR PUREBRED
MARRIED li
OLDER MAN, 35-75
6-6&R'
or phone Thurs.
H>lp Waatod Mai* *
meohanle. Apply tn person. Rants. Refsfcil Manager, I Steele Ford, 3165 Orchdrd 1 Read, Eeesa Rarbor.
, Apply to Dan Leach, add I. n-odward. Birmingham, k TOP RANKINO RATIONAL CON-
meat w* sen guarantee 6136 toe right mr- —
Press Box 13,	___
AOORE88IVE SERVICE STATION men, chance" lor advancement. Awpfy 3341 Dixie Highway. AYERAOE DRIVER CAN OROM TO llt.aa* AND OYER A
YEAR IN MOVINO BUSINESS Big appnrtanltlei tor to* maawbo can qualify a* Ml "Owner-Operator" for North American Van —Lines. This Is s sound business vsnture for responsible, ambitious drivgta to own and operate their . own tractor*. It's aa later*sting "od-th*-go" Job wher* yea can bo your own bos* and control your own earntais. Many extra benefits. ISO - free uniforms, fret van maintenance, fte* U-eenses. and tax benefit*. Plenty to year-arannd work, no selling required. Boat. Job eeeurity. To qualify, you mart ba at toast D: to In good ahytoeal eoadl-ttan; have ehauffear’s TJWDRW have adequate down payment for (or already own) s lot* mm truck tractor No moving esperi-anc* needed. You will roeelve special training with pay at Ft-Wayn*. Indian*, call day or
l!j[sti>rMkWrt»*0Mr'r5ptI (Bit.
North American van Lines, Inc., Ft. Wnyoa, Indiana.
AFTER 6
U yaw ate free d>tt p.m. and an neat appearing aad have a ear yaa may to able to qualify for a Job that would suable you to aura 364.46 par weak, and aNU llTuJTX {toiinds.1 &
MM3. J put. -T p.m.
baker \VanTed
• Must h* able t* try aad wart oven. Amu■ to par*—. Mm, Bakery, IT t. Broadway. Cake Orion Ml. I a.m. and • pm. Ask tor tin. Mel—ate. fiOVd IT-lI tt* REtTAURANt work. M Um*. out to school. MB'*. TriMTItg at Maple Rd.
Ttt Mflol
COMBINATION AUTO BODY MAN and ataahdato. Mutt hav* awn toted and exMrisnce. Jackson's. 30, $0* Novi Rd.. Waited Lake,
■ ~-^8riF*binhM(m6
_ CLERK I
SALARY $3. IM to t3.M*
-----tt
a high school, anted by star-typing etparitnae. Ap-porsonel tonga, City Ban,
CITY OF PtSrtAC-	1.
ASSIST ANT BUILDING INSPECTOR SALARY 11,613 - 65.661 Must hay*	knowtadg*
WliwP’ • —■ -ma:
OWNER OPERATORS With late model tandem tractors or willing to buy tractor to pull
SSH2d sS3mV!S$?
Percentage basis. Contact U.S. Truck Co., tee. 3360 34th Street, Datwtt id, Michigan. By mall. OPORTUNITTPORMAN to SB-eom* part to- our sales-productlon force with oa* of Oakland CUuntya leading carpet cleaning company-Dalton's. Must bo willing to learn ■vary part to our business including new wall cleaning pro-aeaa. Mr. Keck. PE 8-QM6..
OPPORTUNITY Top earnings, bonus plan, insurance benefits, hospitalisation, toneflta, mania future, sales training In our line, ‘ ' "
Mutt to bondable. Sailing expert-anea not essential, if you feel you are quajlftod and have a daatra to
r Interview. FE t
d pay for right party. CsQ ^Allen. FE *-*343 for appolpt-
PART TIME WORK EVENINOS, As aehers and Hud men'. Must be *t year*. Apply Saturday 3-4 p.m.’Ponaa* Drive la Theatre. Dixie Hwy.
ROUTE SALESMAN
Aggreexlve, ambitlouF man for aatabhabad dry etaaatog rout*. Exceotlonal opportunity. Orasbam ■ Cleaners. 60S Oakland.
RETIRED CARPENTER FOR ODD Jobs such as repairs an - chairs, cooler, etc. Boh aad Myrtle's, 334 B. Pled. Route.
,o Porta, 311 Beld-
YOUNO MAN I> TO I to travel Wert Coast S'
■n —/ traaiptHtrianTEwTiBajL Above avorago earning a. Apply Mr. Richardson, Roan 111 Roosevelt Hotel. Friday eoly I li t
„ ..JOnPOIII fatuntto dia-chargad and daalr* * permanent position with n national Co. w* win arrange a personal Interview; Men accepted must to SSttofteo with mlary af til per weak to Start. Cell Mr. Riley. Ft Midi. SALESMAN FOR WHOLESALE tov*rag* distributer. Slat* age, experience tt tetawnem to Fun-tto* Froee 3ax l».
SALESMAN
Tb manage aa artsbltehad horns
aarvtea and gen________
. {Mia In the Dtlea-RochesU No layoff. Yruck aad mart! furnished. Wo pay operating panass. Vacation pay. Shu Cr~-, and ratlraasant plan for your fu-
—11 Mr. Bmlth. evcnmnfnm i ' P-)n. to 0 p.m. UL 3-4343, d* SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR ogparlanaod adtoemau to become associated with the most pro-
rstive pre-cut home —-p—y today’s fastest trowing ladue-
up,” tailing > aannaallf adver-tlsed quality product, In He rawly txpandlng tales program. tMitnaata. Aow hav* at—
MPf *•— *•-- ‘ —3-v—
is raai and^-epaalfleationa aad JK'li 4M—ifW. natruotlea In pro-
i dapandahto wall graamdd. aid —graeehr*. Star tea* quhllftad w* effar axoellent training and Wt commission This la not n ' l°°r to door gaavaaalng position. For totorvtew tend full details regarding age, adnaatten and n-urtentl to Pontlae Praia Box 1.
SALESMAN
LEADS PRES DAILY DAILYkOHOKIfi: upwards of til
MONTHLY SKNBWALS upward* to IMS
SKMI-ANNUAL BONUS from tt00 to tlttd
Whits Cross division asd*rirmtan by Rutten Life and Casualty Cwupaay has axelurtve openings lor sevsrcl career mad— man te
-^.Y^wmhrtrtaiyfsa
Casualty Compsuur, 16136 -, #.--pan ip a; kite.
aRd
Hslp Wanted Fnwle 1
ADULT BABY BITTERS, MUST drive their own ears. OR 3-434*. BABY glTTKR AMD LR|MT MCRMR*
asgsflAR"*-IW* ^
BABY8ITT1R, t DAYS WOT. Vicinity to Mtmitey Lake, or 3-3*36 after r am.
BABY BITTER. 6 DAYS 3 days next Week, fit i-- ■ tty of Paddock Street. P* Hill tllTY OP PONTIAC CLERK-STENOGRAPHER I SALARY *3,1*3 - *4,064
« lections: graduation from iebool. at Mat 1 yaare ax-perUnce^ln of fly personne _
■ South Part. _______________
CURB WAITRESS AND INSIDE girls. Super Chief Drtva-ta. Tele-
graph near Dixie.__________
CURB OIRLB^ WANTED. It OR
COOK AND HOUSiEKXEPER FOR 3 adults. Lake horn*. Unencumbered. LIT* In. Private quartan. Writ* salary, rtosraaeaa. to F.O. Sox ti. Orchard Laka, Mtah. CURB WAXTREBSSS AND COUNT-
rk, minimum
do com* sewing. Apply la person. Vdbrbeis j Hour Cleaners. 4160 W. Walton at iashabaw.
COUNTER ATTENDANTS, CM%-torla food line, steady, pleasant working conditions, meals and uniforms furnished. Greenfield . Suburban. 135 S. Hunter. Blrmlng-
CURB
WAITRESSES
Ted’s bae Immediate o
_ ____________a opening ft
waitress on day and tight shift. Apply la person
TED’S _
WOODWARD AT SQUABS* LttRD.
CASHIER FOR FOfAHCIAL flWTI; tutlon. prelercbly experienced. 40 hour week. Ideal working conditions. air conditioned office. Must be nest appearing and between 30 and 35 years of age. Reply to Box 3. Pontiac Pros* giving short resume of past experttnoc._
EXPERIENCED DRIVE-IN COOK, Joalyn Dairy Queen, after 11 *.m.
EXPERIENCED CATHOLIC TEACH-•rt for St. Huge School, Bloom-fleld Hllls. MI 4-3013._
EXPERIENCED SALKS LADY, 1D-ward’s Dept. Store, Auburn Helshta.
EXPERIENCED
COOK
Ted’* had an opening for an #*■ pertenced cook. Apply la parean only. » a.m to 6 p-m,
tED’S^
(Woodward at Sq. Laka Rd.)
' EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, DAY wart, apply in person. *136 Hlgh-
OENERAL OFFICE CLERK. MUST type. Capable of learning awtteh beard operation. I days track. -------* Apgly 106 H. 8a*-
ontLs wahtkd. kyenino work
In^concesslon. Apply^ Wed^ Thurs. ■ iDtfr
with children. Oanarnl housework. 630. MA 6-6160.
OIRL WHITS TO LIVE-IN AND do general house work. Must Sava experience with children. Local references required. 140* Cora-. wall Court. Birmingham, MA
HOU1EKEKPER.IJV1 Dt. 1 CHILD.
V(- InkiiuPll S.V1IU
■ 3-3306: 4 to 6 PJn.-
rort viuic,
Mr” V^»lchhB
telephone work to to Ihawr* per day. , guaranteed. Write
DY FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK ind ear* of elderly lady. Live in. ■ermaaent. Good pay. Write keg i, Pontlae Prase.
Hods* to Start, _ — metis company, famous « aqa quality product*, te opining n door-to-door type islet organlxa-tlon la this area.
raeatva salary, *x-
quallfteatlons: Successful expert-ene* to tha type of aanagamato la essantlal. Lata modal ear.
Far immediate tatervlaw, write or wire, stating quaUflaatMaa and phoito number to Art Wllltame, House « Stuart. Newark. New
OPENING: MONROE HOMS FAR-ty damenatrntor to any vicinity, ■telurtv* houaawaraal Gifts! Bara a to ffMMS weekly, n* capital needed. Ho daUvartael No eoOeetUaet Writ*
---- -----ideburg,
NEEDS OP
. _st work to 1 ew i p.m. occasionally Submit typed tatter stating qualifications, experience, and Mruafil data. An&lw*fofitiaa
SHIRT OPE 3
rteneod for lau ______
era. Steady work, goad pay. Ml MIPT mi H. tdapU, Rlrmtagham.
SEAMSTRESS
Mart be aspartoaaed. apply Mr. Fraiitt, Pontlae T aundnTTlrT Telegraph Rd.
SALES WOMEN ‘ Experienced to selling women'l posts, suits pad dresses, aeeteeor-tae and
HAM Fully axparisi
B Cematsry. Mr*. MS to state at th* Puratay
SALES LADY, 35-55
A 31 year *M eccparattqn ha* as
ffiSraS f°oUrr.PUd?M“My*
■aka txpartanc* helpful, but not
mwiqir. Sarntnga should averse* 356* par month with bonus. Short
i Oak.
(Vto
WOMAN POtt COMPANIOto * Uxht housework for oMerti tody.
ter home teas wa*«e F* MH1 at FW MRI.
WAITRESS. ALSO. EXPERIENCED an fountain work. No evening or Sunday work. >B *4333.	'■
f'O U NO LADIES WANTED FOR TELEPHONE WORK. NO KICPE-RIENCE NECESSARY. OUARAN-, TEED SALARY PLUS BONUS.
11 te. N O R T B SAGINAW If, ROOM ll._______ ■■
. Help Waiilsd» 8
ESTABLISHED WATEWs ROUTE available. Pull a part time. Av-*■
KXPERIXNCBD ' COOK. NO JBflf-days or holidays. Birmingham OrtlL Ild N. Woodward, Straimg-
Learn Real Estate
Oat 1st* the bert paytnx kqrtneaa
33d W. Walton Bird. PE »
Empioyinciit Ageitciss 9
EVELYN EDWARDS
VOCATIONAL _
, CODN8ELINO gERVKtt
3*te EAST HURON_ Sima 4,
FE 4-05*4 — FE 44411
Secretary
$400
Interesting position availabU lI you hav* good skill*. I day week, new. modern offices, exeellent future. Some knowledge of book-kecplng^ helpful I^mixe l 5-6231.
SALES
AND
OFFICE
Training programs available far young men. Salaries. paying UP to *450. Midwest Employment, ate Pontiac State Bank Bldg. FE 5-6231.
Work Wanted Mate 11
A-l CARPENTER WORK. NEW and repair. FE 4-421*.
A-l FAINTER INTERIOR AND EX-ttrior. Real. Free aaUmotaa. L.M. Drumm. FE 4-64*2.	_
A-l FAINTING' AND WALL PA-pertng. FE 34131.	_
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC TRAflJ-a* or Osa Station Trainee. Lee R. williams, ltt Proapact park
West. Brooklyn 16, N.Y._
ANT KDfto i 1	■
APPRENTICE union carpenter.
work guaranteed. Ft-14363.	•
APPRENTICE CARPENTER 32.
wlahee work. FE 5-82*1.	.
SOT 1«”DK8JRE8 WORK OF ANY
____ WORK. CASDflTS
ana addition*. FE *-13*3. CARPENTER WORSTnEW AND
gfcjpgjRA.r"’'
CABINET MAKER AND ImSj
ssJ* 100 “« ”
. (3ifpentry, 30 Yrs. Exp
Repairs, rymadaltai- Kitchens n specialty. Rea*. OR 4-0276. CARPENTER WORE OF AMT
p.m. FE 6-643*.
DON’S INTERIOR AND EXTE-rlor^jwlntlng. frte caUmatcs. EM
FOR ADDITIONAL WIRINO AND
plugs PE H61*. _____________
IUKDY MAN"WITH CARPENTRY snurlai ----------- —	~
LAWN WORK AMD ODD .
*l,to mr. *-	■*’ ■*'
MT
Exp. and Ref. MA
alrea^eny^pa of 1haul to*, muring.
MAN Ml CLEAN ARD AMBITIOUS want* work to any Mad. can after 3 P.m. FE M*»4.	•	_
MAN 31. WISHSB WORK OF ANY klnd. MA I-06I1.
PAOmMO OR WORK OF ANY kind. FE 3-1333.
■EMI DRtviR. 11 YEARS EZP1RI-•nca, aa acrid ants, highway driver. Watte land or abort haul. OL 3-68*6.
TXtt a MY JOB. I KNOW WHAT
- I'm doing. Window, wall wash, lag. add Jobs. Reasonable. IS 6-1*64. Calvin Milton.__________
WINDOW CLBANIMO ANb FAINT-
lne 4-00*5.
WALL WA8HIRO BY MACH. RUOS carnau unhol. olaanad FE *4426.
WALL WASUNO. CARPET AND uphol. mach .elaanad. FE 44W1.
WAU. WASHINa FAIETWO AND dceoretln*. Reasonable. FE	.
TOUHQBOY tt DEdIRES WOBfi
Work Wanted
13
3 WOMEN WAirr WALL WA8H-Ing tt hoaae wsaalni. FE 3-1561. BOOKKEEFWO. DICTAPEONB -Shorthand traaaariptton at home or par* tlm*. OR 3-646*.
OIRL, 1*. WANTS WORK GOOD .tefcrencaa. FE 5-5643,
IRONINGS IN MY loifl *3tt
ieval bu. oS -l-»9*1 LIOHT HOUSEWORK AMD COM-yanton to mlddl*a«*a lady. IB
MIMEOORAFHINO, typing SBC-ratarlal aarvio*. EM 2-3*il WA8KIN06. IR0NIN06. PICK UP and deliver. OB 3-4111.
BrtiqSMvb 13
44 BRICK. BLOCK AND CEMENT wort. Alao fifsplaaaa. OR 364M. - A-l CARVliM*T ~
1 RESIDENTIAL. ODMMERC1AL and industrial Mbawa wad' MB.
ADDITION*^ OARAOES.^ CDINO.
ADDITIONS OARAOE8. AND CB-mant work. EM 3-ltta ar FE
a* jaw rata. FR IWM.,;-T.l
Custom Asphalt Paving
•BMOIEinSD AKMALT)
FIFTY-FOUR
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 196a
Moving ft TficMi| 331 1-A Reduced Rata ■Mrrff i&vtSS
“2S8f _uoh7"
AMT KIND ‘Of LIOHT HAULINO.
..... . ..*	ns HfiL
■VI MT CAIIIOWTBT-OAMAMjL Remodeling, Addition*. B h j I I Houses .^Pranh Btogwart/IE <-BM,,
PARTNKY Etoctrto_______
FOR AU. BUM OF REPAIR
^ £z£Fa ser* ~
FREE ESTIMATE ON AtL EUXN “teal wlrtas-M-Mtota EMo-tc Co Kto W Huron. FE Hits.
MONSET FOR REMODELING Nsw ooiutraction. Repairs? See SMAROARD FERAMOC OO^ 11M N. Perry. WB MM MILLXR'S FLOOR SERVICE. LAY-
Movfaig and Traddiif 22
MAMS
light haulwo. dat or nioht.
Rubbish, e rarel -
*-0403_____________
LIOHT HAULINO AND Odd jobs. FE 84373.
D HEAVY TRUCKING. All dm, trading, sand, id front end loading. FE
O’DELL CARTAGE
Mil and loot distance Bovine Hoao F» MWI
Trucks to Rent
PLASTERINO
Vk-Ton pickups	114-Ton Stakss
Dump Tracks	Seml-Trallere
Dn^uou 8*»afe. uro Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co.
*r WO
\ REPAIR 1
* pat *Laa- FI 1--------------
PLASTERINO. Mb estimate. repair ta MW homes. UL J-5630,
R. Clark.	____
~ SNYDER FLOOR LAYINCT
Open DieUy
Egg* 1

■ a speclalt?.
ROOF REPAIRS
EATEETROPOanib FE 4 SPECIALIZING IN CEMENT WORX. (loan, driveways, sidewalks, etc New and repair. Free estimate MA 3-3113 — Bart Cosnmtns TRENCHINb. EXCAVATING FORI septic tanks. Field tile, footings, ditches and boat well. PL HttC
Painting A Decorathit 23
1ST CLASS FAINTINO AND DEC-
[ASS DECORAJINO PAINT-
I N T E R I O R AND EXTERIOR palntlna was wa*hlng. Free estimates Ve (mm. _ ••__________
A-l PAINTINO INTERIOR Exterior. 10 per cant dtsc. for cssh.
__ouaraoteed. Free est. FE 44301.
_____■_________ _________ AAA PAINTINO A DECORATING.
UNDER PINNINO BASEMENTS.: 2S years experience. p......
Free estimates. MY '3-0755.	1 Free estimated. Phone
rrct wwni. na a	j r»v» m	__ __ ___
WATERPROOFING i *• P^?rLJN i^RMr--DS!CORA'rOR'
Oork suiraMved^Tree esttmaUeI
Building Supplies 14»toSr
DECORATE NOW .AMD Money. Work MrfW*U
gfiggf. fiJ/""1
DRAIN TILE AT- 10c EACH; USED'  -------r--, I—.	,.......
tok is each; ta4 «c and 6e per PAINTINO. WALL WASHDtO, PA-
6r* ‘------ — foot; sis per removed. Terms. ». T.Ben-
1 'unity FE "
foot; tat Se and 9c par 1ft per toed; talO Be per toot: tall lft per toot; sheathing too
MB 4-143L____________________
tam SALE — SPRUCE ROOT
NEED- CASH
now construction? see sea-i BOARD FINANCE, lift R. Perry
_______7143. UL I-31H
PAiNTUto birr, s EXT. no jot too amalL PE 34316 er IE 4-3114. PAlSTINO, PAPERDiO.
PAPERHANOWCr
.	nt 4-8171 /
PAINTINO. INT. A EXT.
________■	| hanging. Mason IBomp
amaws na. frSWS.
Television Service 24
___Business Service 151 crest
l-A-l LIMITED TIME ONLY
HOUR SERVICE ,	PE 5-5270.
I DAT OR NIGHT TV SERVICE. PE frllM M ”
r ALUM. DOOR CANOPV rnv - n-
lee Job of _ „IDING st PMT. SDMMI ee.«w mouth and up JOE VALLELY (jp OL 1-6623, Days-Eves.
If no answer eau OL 1-tlM STONE-AWNINOS-STORMS ALL MAKES OP FOUNTAIN PENS repaired by factory *
BULLPOPNO, - EXCAVATWO
EXPERT TREE SERVICE. FREE estimates. FE t-SW or OR 3-SOSO. ELECTBIC MOTOR BBIVICE RE-
Bgvs'jraft *
________STRAEA
JENSEN'S TV SERVICE. AFTER-noon * >vming call FI
Uptolitertat 25
EARLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTBE. 1 Ins. UK Cooley Lake Rd. EM
AL'SUPHOLSTERINO FE - 4-3731
THOMAS UPHOLSTERING Ml NORTH PERRY ST.
FE 5-8888
Lost and Fewnd 26
ANT PERSON KNOWING THE whereabouts of the tools taken from the Ortonrllle - Clarkston area pleat# contact E. Downing. S3 Carlton CL U» reward.____
PAT'S APPLIANCE PARTS et OAELANti ATE. PE frdWl FURNACE—OAS. OIL INSTALLED It It. Hr?. C. L. Raison. FE
nm	.	:
HOTPOINT. WHIRPOOL A EEN-more washer rdpalr service. FEirj
MW-	r
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED.
Air cooled engines repotted. Saw* x sharpened. UVk Union* St.. PEjfj
LAWN MOWOiO.- LARGS Ol email, U an hour, serving Oak land Coonty. MT 3-din.
McNCL'S . ROOFINQ AND AHEE Metal.tovaetrouiblng and repair Ins, free estimates. OR 3-4ST8. PLASTERINO—MEW OR REPAIR Work guaranteed. FE 843*4 PLASTERING, D. METERS,
EM MISS
POUND: MALE HOUND, PART walker, owner may bare By Identifying^ and^jpa^ta^ for ad.
LOTT:	EH PUSH POINTER.
white with black spots, OL frMSl. :6st PART COCKER. BLOND. ’ lalirVfclnttj - -—jrt----------
Wtd. Household Qoods 29
farnlturs and mlaeeUanajas. sstlmates. TU frMSl. * BARGAIN HOUW NEEDS --
'l&g^EW'sa
CASH WAITINO POr T6CR d«ED teous U ter vice. ’sUN SAL1*. PE
pllances. Old nieces or AssftfilL Prompt iputeSM serrlie. PE
txf us it?r rr or sell it
Tor you. OA frkftl
mlsslou Ml 13.
TYPEWRITER, or pi see «f offlee
Wanted tn Ren|^ 32
1 RELIABLE ADULTS. WISH UN-J—». I room house, gas hast, ter west aide, by May IMA.
BLDO SUITABLE
IB-71. FB t-ITTl
Sharp Ltvinf
TO SEARS APT.
Wtd. Contracts, MtgE 35
ABILITY
Ta Mil your land contract _ nosalMs Enowat Is s aaratM Tad McCullough hae glean tar--
as.
Si"
ibUgati on -	*-»M
ARRO REALTY
FASTEST A
ABSOLUTELY tlon on your iwn m.i Boyers wsiUng. Call B _ _ .. . _ Partridge. PpfrSMs. ISM W. Hu-
CASH FOR LAHt> -H. J. Van WeiL tSW
CONTRACTS. IS Dixie iwy.
IMMEDIATE ACTION
On any good land eastrseta. New or seaaoaad. Tour cash upon sat-
K. L. Templeton, Realtor
SSM Orchard Lake *'	“ * ■—
Johnson
LAND CONTRACTS AND
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-S33
tkVi) 'cbNTRACIS TO BUT OR
Wanted ReRl Estats 36 ALL CASH
DON'T LOSE TOUR HOME Wa will pay cash for your equity,
•”B IT^SS&jS™^
lift W. MAFLE MAYFAIR *****
LET US SHOW TOO BOW TO OET S«t. 'Si free*appralssl.00^ comer Auburn ana Crook#
H. C. NEWINGHAM
PH M1B
WANTED
- LAKE LISTINGS —
“Buyers Galore”
J. A. TAYLOR. Agency 7733 HIGHLAND RD. OR H
home’ FROVI
I to you our good *
LIST WITH
Rgat Apta. I
90 OAKLAND
,g^rw* ___________
CLEAN | ROOMS. PRIVATE ».
---------
OOLCTMto. jJBQOM ATUtneUt
DELUXE” 3 ROOM PURE A#T. an Orchard Lake Aranse. Ne ehll-
OROUND FLOOR. 3 ROOMS. PVT. bsdli asd entraoae. PR M3S1,
HOLLYWOOD APTS.
ks kiaattful Fraaklla Village. |y MA frSSSE ask Sor Mr.
IDRAL AFT. FOR PXNSIONXD OR working woman. FI l-Stta alk. w.
___________, ihhorhood
smly, Phons attar k. rE «-70t3.
ltOTEL KITCHEN K ITE UW. farm, au par wk. MW ww tlae Lake Rd OR M3M.
NB7TLT DECORAIXp. 1 ROOMS
■ agM kath. W frig*
TWO ROOMS AMD RATH. Pp£ cue entrance. Sverythlng far*, niched, including tauadiy room. Ideal for two. Newly dawtatcC ■ear high eehoeL *U mo. Ft WE.
WEST SIDS, NEAR HOSPITAL. 1 rooms and private bath, adults.
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 38
sJterm|:»
1 ROOM APT. PVT. BATH, EN-
i ROOMS AND BATH. CALL APT-
A REPRXO. :».rA%
I ROOM. STOVE
Fum, Adults only _____
is* e. Huron, see Carol frdMA
I RMS. UTIL PURE. PREFER mladleaged working lady, ft "-2466 after 3.
BEDROOM. FULL BATH. EBP-
RMS.. PVT. ENT.. NEWLY DEC.,
3 ROOMS AND BATH. UTILITIES
ROOMS AND BATH.' LAROX.
3 Diet lower apt. adults. No rtaksrs. Call ft 1-1(74.
ft-------------------------------
MARMADUKE
By Andtraon A L—itng
msnt buyer. Older type 7 room
Splemtldnohuea *fOr a Se?*prcXi
If you havs the enargy ars handy with toota and hare a few dwita to tneest. i rooms ea first fleoe
r.issssa.'ns^itt
hath up Pull baennsnt, coal fir-naae lib Bet wftar laatar. Only rUS from downtown. Full
k^'^EMMTlUD.
IB E. HIM
"I'm afraid Phil’s going to be late tar work again, Mr. Walsh!”
Rent Homes Furnished 39
TR. AROUND HOKE. LAKE PMT. ) bedrms. full, bsmt. tVk batha. L shaped porch. Oil heat hot water Mater «7* no cah MA 4-3631 - 3113 Woodlawn.
Rent Homes Unturn. 40
2-BEDROOM DUPLEX
Automatic Hast - Pull BaaemssS WILL DECORATE
$75 PER MONTH FE 4-7833
M4 EAST BLVD. N.
AT VALENCIA
__fc tun bssvmsnt, gas heat
— Tile bath. Hardwood ijoori, will decorate for te-epeaefkle tenant. MS per
I BEDROOM HOME. QARAOR OAS hehl, atee location. Inquire MS t *	tT) jfljmrwm
fum. Small tardea space la —*~‘EB Twp. PE fr\<IE
ROOMS AND STOOL. CLEAN and eoey. Porches PE frl4S7, BEDROOM BRICK HOME WlfH
Mtlt______ -
I BEDRM ROME, OAS HEAT.
M r ~ ■ ■“
3 ROOMS AND BATH. CALL AFT-
er L p.m 3m Joslyn.______
| ROOM HOUSE. MOOHIN. SM “--lar. Inquire at fat* » Pern call FE frTOll.
Humphries
S3 N TELEGRAPH — OFXN EVES
FE 2-9236
MULTIPLE LfETIKO EEKVICE
Rent Apts. Furnished 37]*1J
33 Washington Street.
I. I ROOM MODERN. CONVENIENT ' 1 to schools and bus Una. Map WUfr
------—come, inquire at 33 Wtaner after
MT 3-1731.	'	g p.m	_______
3 ROOMS AND BATH, BEAT. HOT ritOOM ^fERRACE. WEBT SIDE, water furnlahed. ISO a month. m 4-6464
,9PL*-*?** o? oh I-137E________ s ml' house autcToas HEAT.
. ROOM APT.. SILVERCREST SUB. * -	-----
Prlv. ant. and garage. |70. Call after 3:30, OR 3-8335,
4. ROOMS AND HATH. ADULTS I
I. WW S.44-M	'
bus at door, children welcome. Cass Lk. privilege! ITS mo. SE
Wy. Ft 4-4433.
li after 4:33
Lake. 1
LOST: BLUE . -of 33 Morten. Tubs. FB 3-4443. LOST: PAIR "OF BROWN RIM EL ------1 glasses between St. Fred-
13 Cl
FE 3-7630
crick’s______
FE 4-8630.
C^b 1
LOST: LADIES PURSE WED. TIC. Ruth and Tslegraph. Contains important papers and ram of money. Btward. PE 3-1173.
LOST: BOSTON BULL KLACK AND white, broken ear. Pamela, childrens pet, reward. OR 3-M31.
Notices and Personals 27
Saws, Hand Lawnmowers
MACHINE SHARPENED MANLET LEACH If BAOLET ST
*!*CJjOIlBDKIf OH gyy OIRL OR WOMAN NEED-IBS S friendly adrlsdr phone FE 3-6123. After 3 p.m. or If no
shares Fe 34734, after 3 p.
Bookkeepinf I T»xts 16
BOOKKEEPING all taxes.
Drtwmsfchit, TJorh|i7
ALTERATIONS
ewer. FE from. OsaSdeatlel.
DRE88MAKINO. TAILORINO, AL-1 t«rations. Mrs. Bodell. FE 4-»063.‘ SUITS. COAVs, DRESSES AND ALv tsrattoos. PH.4-7S7C 131 Ev Enron. TAILORING. REMODELINO AMD dressmaking.' Edna Warner, PE
Qardoa Pipwing 18
CUSTOM PLOW. DRAO. OR 3-8*33.
GARDEN PLOWING VICINITY OF Pontiac s tmho Orton. MT 3-MU. GARDEN PLOTTINO A HARROW-Ins, Reasonable nrt—
Mkrttn. PE 3-7369,
GARDEN PLOWING ANT SIZE
ARE YOU WORRIED OVER..
DEBTS
Gonaolidate Ail Your Billl and Let Us Give You One Place to Pay -
BUDGET
SERVICE
18 W. Huron . FE 2-0000
OVER CONNOLLY'8
(SI 1 RM. FURNISHED APART-ments, PE M3M.
3 ROOJii HOU8K FOR WHITE Arte, heat Md hot water. Newly decorated. 333 Prospect. FE
OARDEN AND LAWN ROTO-TILL-lnf. 4330 Hobson, fe 343M *—
Surly of 311 E, Wilson,
OARDEN AND LAWN PluW 1HO	irvTDD l oat; c
. end dragglnf. Boas. OR 3-6131.	KNAPP bHOKb
WAXlhnt'3 ROTO TILLIHOI Fred Herman_________________0*>1l*P
lawns and gardens. FE 4-3844. I CALLING ALL GRADUATES
Income T« Servfc# 19	-------- —
3 PRIVATE 4 ROOMS AND BATH.
■ , L uafuraiabadt with rsirlgerator. I small
___ns. 3333 Auburn Are..
Hclshts. Phene UL H333.
_	. ..Tvat! detectives.
Don't worry. Knew the facte. Expert shadowing. FE 8-530L
ire## and year ol
Ullict upen etvpilings m oaiurusj* Home calif br fppolntment
BOLIN TAX SERVICE
43 S. Ftke PE 4-1133 or FE 34773
Lsmtdry Service 20
COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY service — Shirt service. Ponttat laundry 3M B. Telegraph. PE
Landscaping
A-l MIR I ON AND KENTUCKY 3bJu.!
♦ I am Tarr SERVICE. RE-moval and trlmmlng. Oet out Std. PE 3-T133 OT FE 6-6736_
Attention, Truckers!
kss
Crooks A Adams

DOROTHY'8 BEAUTY SHOP WILL ,oT° M?"* ywnr^FE frisfrt
DAINTY MAID 8UPIU-IE8 - 733 Menomlnsa.	—
6-7606._________________
MATE A PARTY? WEDDINO RE-
as^
3 to f p.m. Escspt Sunday and Wsdnssday.
I COMPLETE LANDSCAPING. grading, fitting, planting. tre«a removed trimmed, sndeomplete cleanup of rtl debria. PE
44333 or OR 3-*1«6_____
B 0 L L DOZINO. LAND8CI trenehlni EM 3-taM. EM_ _
cfMfKrrr lawn work, fin
lah grudhrt. top aoU. FE 3-3333 COMPLETE iPRINO CLEAN np
monthly or Mam eon tract Landscape Berries, Ml —
dependable lawn care, all odd jobs, call Teen aervlee. PE bum.______
llvered. FE	_____
LAWN WO*k AND UOHT HAUL-
■— tuimL
— -- -	(m.
_ lava wvm
INDEBT?
IF SO LET US
[Give Yo» 1 Place to Pay Ease’ Your Mind WE ARE N6T A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS,
A 7M JPONTLAC STATE BANK Member
Anaerlean Aieoc. Credit Coaneellen Michigan Aeeoe. Credit CouneeUon IP YOU NEED 3633 FO<l ANV
S"f™-----
emergency we can beta you. SEABOARD PINANCE CO. ltM N, Perry, PE 34331.______
wV
LOBE WEIOHT BA mnMaMaHy^uTB^'
OPTTCE A kCHOOL BUTPLOCS ^re^oa^-p^jumry-
i. For Bhut-tst
3.	For invalid*
4.	For poor ctreulatIon, fi tn eote. etlff painful Jo
.	n 4-4131
1 BEDROOM. KITCHEN, Btnsl* ptraon. Ct»M in. PE 1ST FLOOR, 3
ROOM DOWN. CLEAN. QUIET, 'downtown, rattred perm pre-ferred. 164 N. Perry. FE >4033.
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE, adult* only. 380 N. Paddock. PE
RM. UPPER. OAS HEAT. 313 B. Paddock. PE 3-TT33. 111.63 wk.
"UC...A* KITCHENETTE. PVT.
bath A «nt. 1----
_______ ROOBIK EWE. CTO
ties (uralshed PE frOEM.
BOOM AND BATH. REDECO-rsted. saltable tor a tingle gtrl
FURNIsraG 366 P H
MONTH. CALL FE M43I._____
LARGE LOVELY 4 AND BATH, ruga and drape* furnished, garden space, near airport, adana. OR 3-1*43
1 BOOMS LOWER APT., UTILL
ROOMS AND BATE. PRIVATE •"trance. Child welcome. “■ — . Inquire at 173 Baldt T3 frlOOI.
3 LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE EN-trance. 337 Oamun. PE 4471*.
IV, RMB NXWLT DECORATED. PrL bath and ant. Baby welcome. OtngsllvUls. PE 6-1337.
3 ROOMS . COUPLE NO DRINK -— Christian home. Nicely turn' 3. Eewly decorated. IE 3-73B3. 1 ROOMS. i03 GLADSTONE. OfP Perry. 313 week.
" BOOM APART»«NT" FIRST .floor, children. PI 3-7336. IMUXIM ^APARTMENT. PRIVATE PE 4-4376.
3 ROOM APT. PVT. BIT. AND
1 LAROE ROOMfl. PRIVATE BATH and entrance. Wait Side. FE 34633,
RMB AND BATH ON PONTIAC —3-—- firo. Boat 870.
13*ViriSthl,,«
3 ROOMS, NXWLT DECORATED, nicely turn. pvt. bath and eat., •oft water, aa**SU. adults only.
IE 44133.	_____________
ROOM APARTMENT, WILLIAMS at. Young lady, bqddmg farWMtod and laundry, » WHUama Bk.
1 NICE RMA UTILITIES PURN., —— — Mltrtb S3.
ROOMS AND BATH, CLEAN, PR1-
31 AUBURN. FE 44331.
k FAMILY LOWER, NO CHILDREN or pets, *1«K il utU. 3 rma. A
bath, fe yrm.
8 ROOM UPPER m NICE BRICK duplex, close to downU— ' ulta only, OB 3-733*. MA 6 300116. SUIT ABLE-adults. Ill W. Lawrence.
6 ROOM LOWER. CLEAN ABO carpeted. Hear	—
^OMyilBECEBt Homm 44
LARGE PIRHT FLOOR ROOM WITE sscsUsnt edrs for lady. PE 6-3371. VACANCT. MAN or WGMAN. BED
IfXH ffTORB, INCLUDING SHOW-rssm. office sat wart Shop. Mil Dixie Rlgawf bq frUM.
For Swls Houme
AE^LIJ
ET OWNER 3 BEDROOM. MOD-are. toll kasimsrt, gas keat. carpeting, pavep SWMi JM ft. M a^PnaUa* Motor DtvUtoo. FE
BT bW N B R. WATERFORD. ' 7 rooms, ft baths. itaamsoA larEe garage. Features "iargs rttchen. sowtnx room, forced rtr gas heat and others. By appitolmdat, OR M743
Owner — Must Sec.
Bedra. brick, t ear garage. Lk. Jt —— *"*" ofier.
For Se>3 Houbee <9
trict 1800 down *fl II.3N Will ' Phone MT 1-1838. Erl 7-tta.m.
'HNbffu______________—-----
HURON GARDENS
Haw | bedroom bungalow Full basooMWl, 31333 dm. 337 par mWi ft par eftt fotorset
MARSHALL ST.
I bedroom, ft story. Utrtelto-
■effVK? ™ GOINGST.
3 room bungalow. Otl floor fur-
FIRST ST.
RANCH HOME bt uwemr	'
S^SeMDrafbftlfflS wSBZ
2«t comn^v 'SSS.oim'uS;
Home InalSe an/ out to skcsllent 33333 down. OR 3-illl.
sa crifice. ioH otmrrtU;
mast, assume OH mortgage. 3 bedroom brick. Ill bea^ FE
sell or stni|i|pmmriD.
i Cash to mort
»y
I rm 44333
oftir. EM 3-3634	i WIOHLANP ESTATES. ORjAT
BY OWNER. 3 BEDROOM HOME. Bcott having city. OR 3-S»7.-
•*» «*	! INEXPENSIVE
earage d Ctose* tojK* Mikes and Email madtra. » romjh ,l*«6 KoUaa Mater. FE 44116	! Edb«o
BY OWNER. 3 ROOMS AND EAT*, basement North side. Call alter 3 PJA. fE S-333B. aSSOTAM. ft 8TORT, I bsdrm . Cape Cod 4Vt% mortgage, ._	—| down, torma.
BY OWNER
Hew 3 bedroom home. Ml bam
meat, large lit. plastered walls.
ET OWNER. SMALL BOUSE, 3 lota. I3M 3tr tartly and toke over payments. Mb monthly. UL
STORE 75 x 40 Will Rent or Lexse. Good Downtown Location. Low Rent. Apply at 33 Auburn.
UititA - NEW S T 6k B S. W*ST ■Me. FE fttl

Host Office Sjpncn 47
MEW ^OFFICES—WEST SUM. PE
toDFiM*: i SboffiTor op-
flee asste all er part la heart el dowatowa area. Corner an-
^on’tla?VCommiUy~ Finance 6am-paay, Pali Jeha Lee. PE 3-bMl. WIXOM. IDEAL FOR REAL EB-lniurance or BtSnCML
ERICK 3 HEDRM. HOME roil heist, elm ta tehee-
churches Washing tan St. Clarks-ton. OB SdSTVEtmant 34033.
v Beautiful 7 "LAKE SHERWOQD”
Walk-out bassmtet an 1ST af lake frontage Open dally far showing. 3M.33K Name year, tarma.
Cole-Easlick Restricted Communities
A mMw tot et Milford
Mmebi asms
I ________ CLKAN.^l ACRE, 1
bedrooms, hardwood flbtfK bfW kitchen, plaster, full baMBait _ , _____	„______	gardae, fftCBt OR frfW"
For Rent Miscellaneous 45 xt~ownH -------------—,—---------— brlck ™
Schneider MA 4-1333
KCego B naade d
Is -— —^
___Tew iisas payEMEMM
medtoto possets km
Jack Loveland
31S3 Pass Lake Id. FE 3-4373 IF TOUR CHILDREN COME REET The* you’ll like this 1 hedreom ranch that hae ft bath near the — e, m g,* aad i Bb
rtrsTi.^
down. Phene OL 1-7111 Prank Shepard. Realtor.
i sjovck, umi
m. Law (town
___	_	Pontiac.
L n. b rq wa Raalter, CALL foRS. UNDERWOOD Md 34337.
4X3 n«MT. SANDT .MAC1L Lar^s sleeping porch. SltttO. OR
pftnK'RiS
wow m »no*. j Mdrooai. w m I4kt. W3.M0, MU IMM
d Troyhurat 1. ft kr“"
Reman brisk
roma. (as beat, sarprttng. ft
SJSsrsfuSjS: sss ^a»i«u *>T
LAKE PRIVILEGES
Fruit, treS. ft
^uf^^pkRW
un-iTsSSi'mi
Some fumIUra
For Side Houaas JUmp
PAMILT HOME, SM MADISON 1 Are., Racheetar. 6 rooms and bath dews. 3 i came and baft ap. Sep antb entrancae. t ear (anfe. Nicely laHstipad M3- Smtft * Lilly Dm.. 333 Main St Roches-
lat. OL 1-3I4I._______.. » >
" BEDRM HOME. I CAR OA-rage, and 3 lots. 33333. PK frlkkt.
, BEDROOlfe ATTRACmH 3 year eld borne ta OraytomClaikfr Um area. Easy tonaa, OR 1-3033.
3 BEDROOM. NOTHINO DOWN. 14
___	paaatod ft toft
paved drive. Extra large —* ss-s—	with picture
wladew. Modern walnut paneled |
3 RMS. A BATH ON WEBT I PE 34333 or PE 3-3333.
I ROOMS * BATE FULL 3 —nt, otl beat, ft 3-7331 e
ROOMS AND BA'

90 OAKLAND
and porch, .than. ST' ion, FE 8-3330.
Brick Flat — Heated
Attractive tour family bulldftfr 3018 Auburn Are. Auburn Hts. Front fl nor private entrancea. Living room, 1 badwtm, kfr**^
frSr ■
MONirr FOR MOVING AND RE-furnlshlng - Oet ap to 3300. SEABOARD FINANCE Cp.. 1133 N. Perry, FE 34331.
ICE. CLEAN 3 ROOM AFT. WITH plenty of closet space, stove — frtxerator and uUUttoe fora
i Kensington Park.
ORCHARD COURT
apartmt
"Rent Orcatly
opment. tndlvtd-
Beautlfui kitchen with metal eab-mpto^mwt * plastic lone, tor fUrnlshe-.
Auto, heal and hot water (eoll) furnished. Kitchen toa, master TV aerial and many other One fea. tfiroe.
ADULTS ONLY— _______
MOR. 13 SALMBR ST" APT. (
FE 8*6918
I (ft separated
slater“apts(
S3 NPARgC ST
“^AE^i-saSbLr'
A-I ARCADIA COURT._
1PARTMENT
WA 4-3173.
west snni _____________
and 'baft available Sale occupancy t*8 a mo. Ca before 6 p.m. FE 4-3331 aftft p.m. FE 3-117*._________________
WATERFORD VHLAOE ] ROOMS KltebeMtU _and baft. Prlv. emir. Oft 3-33»t aftar (m
It AHD 4 ROOM baft heat, hot wm-
t and shop-11 PE
Rsnt Houses Fumislisd 59
IND BATH, 1
lam jilt B
ROOM. MODERN. NXWLT DEC-
sarAf^^^j.^
LAKEFRONT YEAR AROUND _1 bedrm. modern, ell heat, EM 34670. _________
IONET FOR MOVINO AND RE-TIABoiftD FINAN& OO.. lft
fireplace. AutomaUc heat. ISSH at |ft month or Wtn aaD. “ 3-3373.
PARTIALLY FURinntBD HOME,
t bedroom*, large yard children welcome, etoar *-Call after 3 p.
> Fisher Body.
DUFLEOL VIBOUhft bl^ Oas beat.OL 34331. SMALL. 3 BEDROOMK tifff 1833 Auburn Rd
EAifVaIWBcL— _
Lake 3 bedrm. brick. Carpdrt. lake privilege*. 3136. Leas*. PE 4-6060 aft V« 3-3133.
TWO HOUSES NEAR CAM LAKE! S3« Recreation Dr„ ott Hiller Hd. One! 1 bdrm bofta with MSmeija poach 3ndt madira 3 bedrm bom* wtft^ ffll basement and large picture windows.
W. Yak, Cor. Stanley
Brick 3 Bedrms. Rent - optic to buy <wltbln 3 mo. On* lef
g 33 |----	'
44333
Rent Lake CotUyss 4!
S BEDRM. COTTAOE OH PONTIAC Lake. Avail, by bo. or s*‘*~ pSTlsoann H4ft.
BEAUTIFUL MODERH LAKE
1 fnjnlehli w on Williams I
mtn June, Jnly, Aus- PE 4-8713. *LIE aBETH LAKE, TEAS around cottags. Oaa haat. Rons.
FOR TOUR TACATIOH OH CASS. , Lab*. HM«	—•*
toft.
•ch, boo «*iy. <
For Rent, Roomie 42
(Si
CLEAN SLBEPINd ROOMS. PE
Norton. FE 3-0444.__________
COMBINATION SLEEPING RM. and^ Uvlng m._ with" TV_
COST RMS . PRICED RIOET to
OIRLS. NICE HOME OF TOUR own. Room rota*. 347 W. Msrgs. HOUSiXEEPINO. COMFORTABLE —rcjfSAt. PHv., naar tows. FE
NICE FRONT ML PftT. HOME Narth rtde" M»n. FE <
ioOMB fob’ rUht. '
gsr*’Mia;Sj«
Rooms with Board 45
3 ROOMS AND BATH.

LOVE AHD CARE IN PRIVATE BftM'g toms. By laks gift, lfk
iS“4«i!SJH!.aS5S:
living
______Moderu _
kitchen srtth bullt-
oven Ceramic ttto’___ I
. good bq bt only, 811.*3* an-
DOWH. Sim! flUiM Hi at
bedroom home on Urn 10 * 135 ft fat. Mur Rochistfr. OMrW!
H. C NEWINGHAM
Corner Crooks and Auburn
r* 4-3333___________ PL 3-3313
3 BEDROOM VACANT. N. BHD. batsmant. naar school a*-*
37.33b terms. 37 E. Tala.
3 BDRMS, LAROE EASEMENT Built ea Urs* lot with sylvan Lake pelvtogas. Has S tar ga> "Vu-MS OH PBA TERMS JASAIJJI IN HURON GARDENS
ftnetd yard.
imLnh
fireplace, ._______
penes, etc. Includes
tome, rvntlas nafura. nrpss
HURRY. FE 8-0458 C. Schuett, Realtor
3-BEDROOM. ALL BRICK. BASE-—ent, Oaa keat. Water geneaer, i^rlve-Ntoe^^TtajK
3-BEDRM. BRICK
Ml basement, tars* living root—, capper plumbing. Pisstered Alu-munm wtodows. Birch ^ctblneta.
Top $$$ for Your Home 3 13-Ft. Bdrms., lyj Bsthi
RANCH HOME-FARM COLONIAL
Attached 2-Car Garage
31x13 ft. living room, slated sc tor Oven aal rang* bam tat 0“ shaped birch kitchen eabl nets with formica tops. > dining areas (ftamlc bath with vaattfi-Many otter WUpM features. Writ enstorn "quality bntM*' it. Only
WELL ARRANOE FWANCTNO
W. H. BASS. Realtor Builder	FE 3*7210
I. EEDROOM MUCH. STARtEa homes with basements. K ftstusrt, Building contractor
3-4 badroscas. lake prty .. walk'to tons. EM 3*3*3?'	n,m
3	BEDROOM 3lft MADDT LANE, *••30 Harbor. Low down pay-mant, land oontract, FE 3-334L
4	ROOMS AND BATH. MODERH. on 13 tana. 33.80* terms. Hear Orton villa. CnUFE t 333t,
Mg MOiDERN, OLASSED.

s throughout, nat MArkst
4 BEDROOM COLONIALS. ROCB-
d^tWb^**^
yard, 330* down. FE
3 ROOM BUNGALOW. FULL BA8X-
) DOWN NEW I 3
BEDROOM, ra lot. Poll
$500 DOWN
Clem ft — 3H acre*, s beg room home. Pttli prlee 3433* Bet tor barm
CUCKLER REALTY
M H. Saginaw	fE 4433
Him. PL 1-3331	'
313,343; } BEDROOMS, POLL POt-lahsd 131MB pt, laris t ear ga-rafs^j lota^laks prlvllsgee, owr
. AN OPPORTUNITY
S ft of perfect hsach. 1 ltrsi

^333,303.
'£3
EL WOOD REALTY
FE 4-3333	______
,BY 6WNER
imaH tofts, ft Oscar, clots t hraar lot, pavad strocto. own. infwrmatlon. 144 Jndaro al r 4 p.m. Aayttote SatoaSliy.
Dcr.^n^rUrrndr'
.V.P...WWWB-------------I	XMhlaad Bd. (MS) .
a>ae *r m 4-*4t7 j LAKS FROHTT_SAiroT WkCK
potato into OR
I LAKEWOOD VILLAGE
Onacbu 3830 town. 313(3. Full Traditional 4 bedroom .rauft 1 price. For Information. Ill Jud-1 electric heat, on 18T of lake Sea. after 4 p m. er anytime sat-! frontage AvaOaMe tor ehewtag
osIlt. dHWWTWBft	Cole-Easlick
rop.t\eroeebfrom™Murphj^rpark! j Restricted Communities
- - **‘*“ —	ro^MUe^wast af ytaftybjgj
newly! Maccdsy Lake
—- ' LOVELY 4 BEDROOM V*Sf round beme featuring family -----------	fltaphw^wasUe^ ttod
m heating plant aft atueftd i
SSTjTBStor^iK:'
OR 4-0303.	___
J «enmi.grroN realty
WILL SELL FOR
7	EM	>*B&SM HOUSE	ON
cam	Lab*, aeads repairs.	PE
' frSwi Sue. PE4 NORTH SUBUREAN ,3 bedroom hem< baft dining way. full i
fired bait L > heat. M etohta Mb m
.Far Ssda HMEM ! 49
Suburban Living At Ita Best (CONV^TIBLE,24) W. W. ROSS HOMES OR $8021
SELL OR TRADE
BRICK nAHena — with O' ------ .
carpeted be
7rs*raion<___________ - -------
Washer dryer, oven A range TSNN. Marble flreaUcs. BecT-af
large 'toti small down paymeni
SAVE EXTRA FEBS
VERT OOOD COl
NT RENTAL UXATON. AND CLEAR. WILL
____VACANT OE, j M A L L
HOME OOTTN, OR WILL TRADE AS DOWN PAYMENT 03 Hfr MINOHAM on LAO PROPERe TV.
A. G Compton ft Sons ,
CSSS W. EPRON ET.
Oft J-741S	_
Eves. OR 3-4333 or PI HS3 tri - Lirift. m iiiMo. Sylvan ftoga A M CartaU, Builder. Open Sat. aad San. IE
TRI-LEVEL STARTER '
im monet norm
Your 1‘ottro.V’s. Ea^Tmod*.!;
O. Platttey. Ertilir. EM M4SK
UNION LAKE AREA
I bitream roach, low Sewn pays
Wilson Real Estate
7133 Oaolev Lake Rd. HfMWA WEST OP PONTIAC WITH PKIYI-
room home Largs kttol
ttr'ttSLB.t
'Jt£
decorated.
rage. Opt-____________ ..
pft. SHtoet Washington ,
this lars* brick roach tome, ■usebed daubls garage Extremely well buOl home. Ptroplaca, carpet, drape*, tile beth. recrea-■— . m 3 s£m
OX INI DOWN PAYMENT lovely rooase all anally Steal— I bedrooms on lad float, t < fleer. A friendly ftto alee kfteflaa with lots of M ■pace. Pull bessm—t. gas ^jpr^Avwysmrk
AKOTHXR 0.1 me. elm I and bath with — itUil porch, full me n Knud nrd wfth ud fftrdMi met, .
Priced for rill
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M a anmLiT, 3
MSI., J car gurage, verms, mm
34031 fttwaea I a.m. aadi pjg.
______,. —tors. Mas
, . JS garage 3MS3 torn*.
North Side
BoUt tn 34 on paves etroet. 4 rooms aad utfltty. Wall landscaped lVb ear sarsqt HO.lfO., Terms.
Builders
We have it sens of lake M minute* fr— -----
(^AV^ORD agency
J83 W. WALTON	IW 3-330S
40t E. FLINT	MT 3-H43
?*SC:
RUSSELL YOUNG
REAL ESTATE A BUILDINO ■¥* 4-ftO
OWNER WANTS TRA&E If you have a, 111304 to iil.e equity ta a 3 becuoft brick *3 recreation room ft Pittas area la MMSMIMfl pries fatal and fmn kb MM* equity r~ •**—■* Uve t bedroom home clear a Pcwtoii. ptope BT OWNER. VACANT.
COLORED
Lft to shew you ear 3 bedroom mitt nt 417 Valencia. OgrpsHns, Drapes, huge recreation roam -Pius much meet, frtae BtlH down payment ?? Leak br* —M n» an offe. PE 6-0444.
CL ARKSTON. 3 ■ E DfoOMS, ..---—^ ------- —JM^wnU
. . bullt-ins, I Iw&^OS fftf C
f0n5D5HBTi
wav attacnal goes with all r furnlturs. Cbm# ft to SM tt. O* buy, 331 Michigan AvrtNto ten of South Andarsen house for sale m w. pair-■bg PmStaw. Util.
HAMMOND LAKE
■atom built, > yn. SM. I bedma .
Hammond Lake Priva.
valotfaSoto
3 bedna. roach. Ige Ml . , _ Uhed .gar , Met porch, eaneted. 7 sefamte tils bafts,-3 fir spaces, bullt-lns. blreh eabtnrta. land-
mortoaoe ----
ssr,
Houseman - Spitzley
FB S-1331 ,	M frWSS
ranch hrtto ca 3 acres *3
r ,'*: & is zx
Bsautiful aearly ■
to (33 (0) ItoftS.
H. P. HOLMES, INC.
S3! S. Lapser Rd. PE M36
NOTHING DOWN
3 bedroom. Ita story, west st. eataikaa PuB . temmftt... w
sst jjTft^fTnrc^;
tos4. towW s3l3si .iff SM Less than 1304 for prepaid ltan call Mrs. Hinmaa 03 MU Clark Baal (stats.
?r.nst.*Z'3rz or*
i-tiwlr.-
3 Bedroom BrKk VkStaL a Bath and half With double Vaalty. Urge Lot aad wlth-tn wans distance of Clarkston Schools. DORRIS A SON. RBALTOEa. CALL MR RICHARD DORRIS. PE 4-1857 er FB 1-3147.
---BEDROOM?
and a had
3-3347.
“^Sft'm&T pwdb^^bedTOi.
V*ar>frSff'
room dIwl5i Ureplace 'tale^o”
NO
MONEY DOWN
win Mid a itartsr home ea ML Any etse. Pun saem Rough wiring Tsar piato 4* .
RUM MCNAE ART METER
ON YOUR LOT
S,CDLDD®mc°H N^^S
PAYMENT, m ALSO FUR-NSB MATERIAL TO FINISH. MCTMftS NOW UNDER OON-STRUCTION. •
A. C. Compton ft Son*
4331 W. HUROH ST.
OR 3-7414
Evas. Ota 3-4M3 er PE
ONE 3 BEDROOM AT 311 EBNIL-worth. Two J bedroom Brick. Sylvan Vlllaxe. One 3 bedroom Dam#
bedroom,
Countrjr Cl
fr6ta5 or”'
OPTION TO BUY
ws««.!rr?p5£s:
JK'iiTTS'^g^K^
•d^^iiL^VASi
ttM JMMPw ^	a^»:
A. C. Compton ftiSons .
—	^ ' • 'to«aCIM>ft3»
W. Yale.Coc- Stanley
WHERE CAN YOU BUY
A brick 3 bedroom home «iU» Ita batha. In A good neighborhood for only 3SS per month payment*? lie have a atee one. tufty to move into, priced at S1SJ33 with (NS Swum. . .
LADD S, INC.
Nt Piste Hwy.	OB 3-1331
MR PAT R*HT?
When yen can aero Into a 3, kedreem brick aitaatod ea tars* Ml wtft delightful kitchen aad larga Hvtas room. Nothing ft to
{art move In Recently decorated. I# money town. Only prepaid
I. IRWIN. REALTOR
bungalow, plastered trail*, nlcaly decorated, wtft baeimeut atrfr ttcuft oft far play neat, beautiful district aad ground*, located ta Waahlngton Park aubdlvt. atan, atumlauft storm* and aenaaa, alao carpeting Included to toft price. SKJM'wRh PEA.
USSTFRTVILEOHB OH LOWER Stralta Lake, larga toL I bad-
a very coed Eft at this price. 313.33*. Nothing down to O.I
joss mum
-----Carpeted Mt-
*ng mu. largo knotty ptae enclosed porch, ou tout, ita ear j*ft>a. Handy tmiMm, (Hid.
St. VtaCHit’a
Only MM down on this I apartment Income. Automatto oil ns as big oaraps. Full pftoejMM
WILLIS M. BREWER
JOSMPK P. REISS. SALES MOR to-M E_ Earon SL » tJlB
YOU’LL LOVE THESE
Brick ranch toon.____________
CarpeUd living room aad dining
scaped Vn’flighlend E.UU. near Madera with Meal setting lar
BARGAIN
PATimrii.
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor
JS Oakland Au*. Open •« 8:3S PE 6-76X1	pr "ft Mill
Hagstrom
candy beach. 8 room h •ns fau bassment, 1 lar rags; drapes, earprttaf and hi tnclndod. Alao sfovo and re era tor. Only 814, M. ,
jsr*
HAGSTROM
•W	(M331
PONTIAC OR 4-0358
COLORED 3 Bedrm. Ranch Homes
$10 NOW STARTS DEAIl
*160 MOVES YOU IN
odr* UN oot—oomo net
af itattt actota (blormlan eauatar. 3 utility rasau. OM htoL ^
Model Open Daily ft Sun.
_ ■ Prom IN |p Hpjl
268 S.Jllvd. at Franklin
THU PONTIAC PfcESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2& I960
FIFTY-FIVBv
F*r «*l* H—am- Per Sale H<
BY OWNER
CUSTOM BUILT

aSSC&KIB
B««uf«a landscaped lot 10#
E§£3r,r*""'
liC&is

COLORED
ONLY ltd DOWN (or Bile tern 1 bedroom homo on Sooth MOrlj nil berammd with MW fuaaS* and hot water lit tear. 1 Car ya-raya pto ptr month
TWa attiuotitb teaaioM bedroom homo on Whlttamore
--am ——- ZC— team «tdL
I. Aluminum . Full baa#-
____
mate ate if boat. bars* hate
Iard With many traaa. Low t-------
term ate and monthly note*.
aU to wan carpeting In
>. Completely furnUhed
■ter.
I AYME1
rvlr
t*a
A and itntt Cu ha pur--rite a tow dawn parmr ' itewwf than rate.
W. Chicago ...
North ante location . . neat four
dSs saaaflraJK iT.oh;Sr-ssiffflJKsa
Sylvan Manor
tea to tott. Boar patio. I to ear ----- Thli beautiful MUCK
l Mg 4 “ iBE
to thU I brick boo
Just Married—
•Or Retiring?
Ferfeet tor 1 dr I - Kabtetate condition. Carpeted Brine M
atoraca — main floor laundry room — separate basement for
• neighborhood of
------------ aM or sompa ruble
value Dlrertlfled i ho point area
nawby. JlT-lte. tormnTEi. far
LIST WITH
Humphries
M W. TELBOBAFB — Om EYES
* FE 2-9236
multiple urrmo service
mn movm too nr
Absolutely as other easts a you to ■ Writ 1 bsdroom h Select oak Hoorc. lto tiled h Full basement Bicraatltt r
Urine
I bedroom brick 1

MN mom you to this I bedroom r“ •r—-u.— *-3 31
i. X&elosed Iron!
end rsar porch#* Birch cablneu to kitchen Full haeemeot with ns bail. A Sad brick haata ln-
ft W,
M&SSfAff Si
>» Ions i 1
WILLIAMS

ths Bate Bled. Betfhle bed ream i Pall hue men!
I bedrasmii. Full heat Wan ts waU
Payme iclude* I
CSSy
ASSOCIATE BROKERS
WVRPTMRNT COMPANY, M. *« ORCHARD IX A VC FT HM]
$9,500
BROWN
jhbftoeaiy Stttto'TieEfTSu,
Constructed Ea*y to heal. Lurie
J4 t 13* ft lot near Wnf*----
Lake. Price aaly M 2S4
S bedroom banfalna. ttetof dtootte It i if Full bath.
andUdryer<>mito I Mothtor -— “
LAKB MirVUJKJBB
of land ■at Wnser hath Alum otbtoe down, sr mortfae*
LEASE OPTION — Otty two
m3 OW*A?hmf ,
5«e la rye lot Bate Northern ■Dyh, Neede Interior decerattof *» P*T P«tt and yon pan bay
SSr’1"" *13
COLORED OX .
* IBB ate. 1st floor. ) and bath ap. win pajTfbr itaeif. Nothin* dooa. date yonr marl gat* coots
r HIOIJLAND —.Lares
M s l> a. bungalow Otl as ■torsts B screen* Aa ns......
borne and to rate |—-i *—f
lll.Mi. Tanas.
WMM SYLVAN MANOR - Near Fiat Lake. Lately larva I bedroom BRICK Rancher. Many, many eatra* to this lordly hams. Urn M » IM ft. tot. Wan landscaped A home you'll tore to
LMt WITH OV — Far taat ft efUclent sorrlee. WB BUT. SELL
L H. BROWN, Realtor
_ m Elisabeth Lake Road Fh FI I Met or FE MS IS MULTIPLE LUTTNO 8ERY1CE
TO BUT OB BELL BEE
Clarkston
REAL ESTATE. INC OpteD^ten^Nto
ANN E..T T
iorn#r 1st. toe 1st floor 11 else u T*hsdi8«H
N.
FARE-LIKE NEIOHBOR-BOOp -WelWept^ jerd.
SW./
WaU to tea
npact kitchen,
—.  /lit* kaetmeai
extra kitchen. *aii heat
N.'..
RmliS* bom SU^
tot flaar. Ea**-at 1 aw as-
E...
WEFT MDE SHOPPING
gwiS'xs. a - ar.
room Hall. Low Sate aU hast. Ctoraca ateaaftsd. N».-
irmnape »
aTAtK:
divided- *41,4(1 Term*.
T...-
SSk‘
jtoSs. I~ flrsVtoiss,
£3
screened patto. * I

EOT All RETT. INC., EE<ITOdM
. tin,	.
Opts Erentocs ft ftuaday 4-4
FE 8-0466
■SAL ESTATE Vi INEURANCE
Templeton
Walled Lake Area
Very neat and attraatfre 1 bed raimi, Is rye carpeted Urtny room, Ulodbath. full divided basement
Inched garage. Lot 73 a
TRIPP
OR STREET
t n mmi
Nothing Down sss
9NAU).
win build, >
boms wnb _______________ _
wlrlny Included. DON McDONl
WEBSTER
Wafers Lake. 11 m Pontiac. Full bassmsn nace HO MO — S1.S0I
ANDERflONVlLLR RD
1 to block, from Airport Bd. a bedroom homo, full btae-ment. bsautUul IIS x NO ft. tot, ateelr yarsfe Approx. SS X M. Fruit trees, lad fat yourself. Frloed Sit,PM.
nw BRICK BOMB — t JEWS IE pi Till WfliTT Lake Orion. Immediate 1 110.500 - aaly U per -
LAKE ORION — with taka prlrt-
1---- tetote altoatetM. Offers
- kitchen, 1 bed-
lecea. clean, attr Urine room, nloe I rooms, both and uttlBy rat, 0 furnace, t*.SOO with ll.Mft do,
OFF CABBOLL LAKB BD.
"ast Boech—r r renoratr
"SMITH'1
EARLMOORE BLVD
1 bsdroom bunyalow. Full lassmsat, Osrsye. 110.IM with mo down.
NOTHINO DOWN
I loom modsra frame homo w
t tette. low down pymt.
Attraotlro 1 bsdrm. with tom Sr. and dto. ita.. modal klteh-sa. Maid hath, full b.mt, oil
Rolfe H. Smith, Realtor
ted a Tatemah______>■ s-tete
.STOUTS
Best Buys
LAKKFROWT RANCH ‘ top rack and. aluminum. Lam illy room, aarpotod Urtny
K. L. Templeton, Realtor
BM Orchard U. Bd.. M t-Wl After SajnTFE l-tete
SCHRAM
Lovely > bsdrsom b any slow dli?Dt*riK>m,,**ndlnkltSm'.
______
I* rtoht The prate Is 1 and ths terms art l Batter tan today.
saoatfms price SI
Warren Stout, Realtor
n R. eaelnaw «.	FB Mite
alee kitchen With knotty pine cupboardb Carport. Lot M 1 IM. FuU price ante sii.tM with reaoen
IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9*71
M> J0N.TR, COB MANSFIELD OPEN rVININOS ft SUNDAY MULTIPLE LIBTIRO 8ERYICE
GILES
Vacant
ft <eoad bny to thte 1 bedroom home. Eastern*-wMB new cas furnace. Enclosed front paste. OoiOat, tutor attar (-^ .... *■“
West Side
4 btdygsm horns Iptatsd la ths Webster,school district
i with i
malic on neat. Farad tu ire. lto car farmrt Only tl.lte

Ranch Type
Rsar Oakland fruit marki I note homs with brash way aid attached I tar p
GILES REALTY CO.
FE Mm___ Ml BALDWIN AYE.
OPEN • AN • I P M MULTIPLE LMTINO SERVICE MULTIPLE UaVDfO BBBYIC1
•IRWIN
Located la too city an pa rad -—I bsdroom hstta wlttTam->om. tom Unaa room, dln-oom, kitchen, full *—•——*
mh sew saa forma ee water Water. It hat ( rjar paid and 1H aa
d recreation roam. Lam
that ,0°T
3 bedroom dahtoa home wlte beautiful recreation room to bnae-ment with bar. Baa aarpatad U»-toe roam, astro lam kitchen with dtatad area, farad
tefpaflnW	""


'BUD"
3-Bedroom Brick Commercial Frontage
A tart aa EUlabeth Lake
now home with earpnUae.
place, fuU basement, autoi
frant porah mSSt h&S£
storms and nttitr fencad
Contentment And Comfort
tote t hadraom suburban ranch 1*5* ljM* Jit brenk^ front.

“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor
te Kt. Clemons a
FE 5-1201
After 6 p.m. FE 5-8004
Don McDonald
frtfljNM wjtowM or mine.
jagjgjfMag:
Sts.
atcallMp
LAKE ORION
3 bedroom, bunt Alow on largo landscaped lot T«tf around brooaowif to 3 ear catam. Carpeted Uving **"" —	“•»
WATKINS SOU
■PHKvf!
ear (arses. This home has t lam attic that could be finished for astro bedrooms. 111.*M with FHa terms.
GAYLORD
LOW DOWN PAYMENT *>r vn.te P*T ■ *~ ic mass and to
yreen trees dries? ^Siei
tot - cement
FoaeieaaioN
Wl I bedroom hate# note* com* repair work and doe-orntine bte earn babewM on low down payment. Full . pilaw only MH U WILL THINK TWICE •_
LAWRENCE W.
GAYLORD, Realtor
IM m. FDCB ST PONTIAC
FE 8-9693
MODEL
CUSTOM IU»T jlN-IEDROOM8
CERAMIC TILE BATH
BApS - BUILT ON H
fas nm,w-
J1M WRIGHT, Realtor
FE MN
TRADE
§lpu
MILLER
to new ft Ytcant. Tam saa ssoys to ter laaa than IMA Let as flee you detail*.
FINE LAn MANOR «
&1S
throuyhout. -
ts heeV hlyh ft dry
^.Uw“Afdb
BRICK 1 FAMILY INCOME h fttoa imaibMftten.
Excellent location and
always i condl-
CASt LAKB FRONT — Wards
ma BsaidMarerteftla ft sanf--—	rooms. I full satosT
flMFatod UTtoe — --- 'yssHy
brick flrcplaes. If
f MW H, It. of
Heine Pull
SoSSSi
SglVT—.
dcslrabl* Lake fronts. Can tor
William Miner Realtor FE 2-0263
fib W. Huron Open * tosena. l to 4.
Partridge
■ THE "BIRD" TO ■
$15,750 Ranch
ura “ ^ “
M.
%
Home, Barn, Garden ------------—
stuns- —“sr*
Partridge
ee aa. Vnt'Smm
ForSalfl HteBW 49
TIZZY
BLAIR
.. knotty pint ferae*. Base-ton ted on two
___unded by eae-
_________traaa ft plenty of (ood
garden spate. HIM dawn. OB saoeenisnt FRA terms.
GEORGE BLAIR
91x11 Hwy.	OH 1-1311
DRAYTON FLA1NB Bess. CaU OB 3-llte
NICHOLIE
it HARGER CO.
> bedroom bunfatow. OH haul, ho san ant, at pm s and saneha. fWte with Ute
UUI for taxes a —	—y. Job Una
inly requlrs-
I Bryson -i MlchoUo -
53)4 WEST HURON W Maw e
By' Kata Oaann Far Adji.HmiE—... $ 49<
TRIPP
RBALTOB
Elizabeth Lake Estates:
where else saa pan find a I
ARRO
IDEAL FAMILT BOMB I lari* bedrooms, wall to WaU
rttrdmS
Ml haat, 1 car xarafS. I a onto 113.500. Terms.
WEST SUBURBAN
—_tiBsr—y
Cute S bedroom banpawi to wall carpctlnc. full te -■ «a hate. S ear sarae*. torso tot. IlO.MO. Terms.
AUBURN HEIGHTS s hadraom horn*. fuU basomon all haat. lto ear nnw, teen ■Jandsoapte^A OtogO- Tbra TED MoCULLOUaHT lUteLTOto
1141 Oasi-EUaahteh Ed.
FE' 5-1284 FE 4-3844
Open ( a.m. to IN p.i •all day sundaT
“It’s too nice to stay home and watch TV—M’s go to a drive-in movie! ” *
“ IRWIN
For Sale Houses
For Sale Houses 49
HOYT
KENT'
■ hi*
1 — Ipprost tui 1 bsdrm.
Val-U-Way
lto-car
|lt,4M
In esry nod aoadlthm and alao-ly daaaralad Livtoe room, dtntas room and kitchen down: I tore* bedrooms and hath up Basement
- tLw2Z
f*rdft.toiki
fas h itter li
schools’ and shopptnt 1
s and a rate value te
EAST SUBURBAN mately 1 acre at-
home. Law. Ilvin* --------
hath. New Sons. I car nrag*. Lore* Poultry house. Fruit trees. Near school, tll.m with SUM
WOODHULL LAKE FRONT—1W
i larfs breeteway ted te
______ garae*. lto baths, l
closed porch. SI ft. UTtoe if OU bote. Nteaood to IIS, to# tens
LAKE FRONT -
3nd floor. » ft. UTtoe ns. brick fireplace, Mllfi. —* fnat porch t car fa-i beaefi Now at 113,400 I da. Liberal discount Call tor details.
FOR GOOD BUTS AND TRADES
YOU’LL HATE THE NlOEBt HOUSE —	“c“
you more In this I room bunxa-low near Northern School Wall basement wltt automatic afl heat, itoadl yrd wtto loti ol shrub.
real buy. Only 4U.4M.wlto 41.500
DOWN PAYMENT -im difieint coat. 3 b mch Lore 13# foot M ,1.1m. rtf par month.
rsleyraph
_____ - Opw. Ev#s.
Frs# Parkins'
115 450 — Modem brick rush. I bedrooms. faaUly kitchen, tarn ----------- ——lto
ceramic tile bathe. fuU b, recreation room 41.450 down.
HOYT REALTY
DORRIS
■ NICE RANCH, NORTH
SIDE — An excellent
. SMITH WIDEMAN
R. J. (Dick) VALUET FE 4-3531
>44 OAKLAND ATE. OFEB I TO 4
NOW
eloeo to-ah shop, is this three bedroom name with full basement, which .la an • ideal winter playground with
rt3ionedIBort I
HIGHLAND MTATIB * “"BOOM 81 OARAOK
l wan Wltt Imitation
- 354.
INTEBTMENT— t hadraom bunealow with (do furnace locatte to ldeol rental area. Low monthly payments df 4(4 would ihew t III nrafN each month. Own a home and have It more than pay fas Ntelf. call us today.
TOWERING HARDWOODS
PRICE REDUCED - FONT! CENTRAL HIOB
rooms, t bedrooms, b
which sot* . this hone off to too itylo of which n was built. Brick, three bed---------- - *	1 fireplace.
t in wean ft range. ra-4 kaat, faaUly loom, a two oar heated yo-
rtog
tote DOWN. ITIN. A OOOD BUT.
aoCMiwo^ofromnT'
W1TEB FRONTAOB -Like .
i home anyone c own. jb Tory attra-“— bsdrcnm bungalow alamliiii storms ft .
1
WB TRADE
tote DOWN 'fl.ni SUBURBAN I BEDROOM BOMB. PuUy modem, 4-pc. bath, hardwood floors, fully taautatte jtoPitoum -------—
$1,500 DOWN, I1MI4. BOMB AND
DORRIS ft SON REALTORS M W Huron PHONE FE 4-155' MULTIPLE UBTIHO SEBY1CE
GI's
Nothing Down
41.044 DOWN. 413,444. Throe bedroom bungalow, leryo landscaped lot. lMxlU tort, built to 1447, wall to wall carp#ting, draperlee, fully insulated, aluminum storms and nrwni, basement wltt —
MOBPHBBE only
waraga. Fenced lot. Lake privileges on Pontiac Lake. *14,700 OI Wltt jute mort-
RAY O'NEIL, Retltor
HAYDEN
D. AS hodtoous home cldto^. ^^brtdt ^ front, full
BUZABETK LR RD. I Boom*. S •lory homo, t bedrooms and bath. Wall to urafl swrpet. Nice kitchen.
Oil fimnoa. Oerafe Screened
patio, lilted. FH A.
PONTIAC WATKINS ESTATES, lx ocllcnt 4 room bom* M I II. Flrcplao* to ths MU. Plastered
wall aarpat. Base
wljSli ArtnlteMilMay.
tllte* ----
paym sai 1_ bteroomc. FuU b
ant. OU furaaaa.
room home. Flraplaoe. 4 bedrooms. Ptoaterte walla. Oak floors. EsaatoaBt. t ear sorasa Chicken mt Fruit tr" yrapea, shrub*. FrlyUapm Whipple Lake. $14,440. nut
COOLET LK. ED.
K?5S&dtt8&J¥SSito4«!
Bee trie bote. Quick pee sees lot BteJNStoL. ■
tTc. HAYDEN, Realtor
M a Walton	IE	4-044
OjtoB vote.	Sua. 1 te 4 p.u
rooms, oU forced air boot, full, basemant, toswiltoh room breeaswsy to M-toohte farsg*. Largs lot. Shad far tractor 10 young apple trees to sere raspberries. Oood garden solL
OAS HEAT.
Atornlnam sldlne Fenced Tear yard. 13 x 14 enrac*-PRICBD TO SSUr-lll.tte. 41.141 DOWN
SMITHWIDEMAN
REALTY
HOTART-INSUBANCB
FE 4-4526
CLARK
■as haat, I ear yaraga, 3 tola.
,3VU ice,
INCOME L__________________
owner, $M rental apartment < rear, leaves your payment* 4 per month. Um lot, Jordan apt
Site* DOWN. 414,0$ ICadarn 1 bedroom braes*way, attach* psad ^and, garden

**iJsk*1 priniegee to Bald. Eagle lake n nal value, built In 14t4, baaemsnt, oU turns os, large lot With garden spot.
» — 7 root SO X 177. |
YOU CAN BUY
THAT
WONDERFUL
SPRING
FEELING
it flll.Mt
For Sal* Lots
LOT*, text west ot Lake i
tola aTStash
M FT LOCATED 9rton . W1U sen in at MO* sack with ■tote. Realtor, 77
Buslnoas Opportunities 99 - wt ommm ,
ii	~mtm

Imbree °k Ofte^ItodHloSo^
Builders, Attention
IS lote for sate la WatertordTwp Excellent location. flS 41.M4 «»•
WHITE BROS.
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT --Done Icon Fart, Inquire at 33 Wl*-.
ner after S BJb. : ■	______
OOOD SELECTION.. NEAR .LAKE
gtKIMM Wnwis pnrisw. wwww “
Lari* Mt wltt hardwood Imja WU-— (All prlvUefti. $1300 on blacktop, but 1
”* WISE
Acre parcel,------....
TERMS TO SUIT
Rolfe He Smith, Realtor
to j, Titesraph_____I* 4-T44S
>0 ■ LOT, OYCTUWianO
wB iJett? OP*
B*Eii xt* w. m ig*
sSS___
SELL OR TRADE
Ooantry Club. Oood Aran. Lake
> ^TTbick) VALUET FE 4-3531
U5 OAKLAND AYE. OPEN S TO
Waterford Hills Estate
Items Oood drainage- Waal I
For Safe Acreage 55
Lovely fao* brick homo. Only three yaara old. terse ttTtog room with beautiful Tlropitete. family room, dining room, farm ate# kitchen, with OB wean and rang*, fruit wood eupbonrda. and drapaa, S car iltoluf garage. Large lot, sac baa# ray hast. Lake prlvltegan Water and paved sfretta. Priced te 434.404. Term*. J
6 Wooded Acre*
High rolling---“*
building flU *ww Ton must •*• to believe -—---such a quiet secluded spot only i ddiw wad <4. Foottec.
CARL W. BIRD, Retltor
603 Com unity National Bank Bldg. FE 4-4311_______Eve* FE 1-1343
John K. Irwin & Sons
it Huron (treat
Income Property 50
10 FT. FRONTAOB WITH INCOME building, Boned commercial, show income $344 monthly. Reasonable. Ternft. owner. 3310 Auburn Road. Auburn Height*. UL 3-1343._______
And In joy It AU Tier
In Judah Lake Estates
SURROUND YOURSELF with
. ______ i totiht
conveniences that built into the INI Nail (Home. Many b------
. —, URL -I much task the new features that ora standard eaulpment in every National . the bond-erlaed Aluminum “elding, roof, gutters and downspouts, abutters ft windows the > ten-ea vine kitchen, work-savtox "Circulating' floor plan, th* kitchen wttn dining apnea, the large cloaete and etorag* space. This bom* Is daslgnsd from the ground up, to make your' living pleasant and easy, to make Springtime teat aU year, nee the attractively furnished model home te .
__i NORTH OF WALTON
ON JOgLYM ROAD
DLORAH BLDG. CO.
FW 3-9133
MULTIPLE LMTINO SERVICE
O'NEIL
your CKUiarsn m pie,, jut seres* street from Oakland Part, S bedrooms, fuU basement, automatic hast, lto car garag#. eloeo to store* ——1 Ate* walking
I win handle.
dlstsno* to Pontlee 31
44,400. 31.00----
FE 3-4434.
HIT MOMI BBT DADI
this aummorf Here’s a fantastic buy In a 3 bedroom ’ cottage at Watkins Lak* — nice wooded lot — FULL PRICE *3,950	—	4340
down, balance on tend eon-tract, to B-E payments. Better hurry.
DRAYTON WOODS—Imagine I An 11 g id foot master bedroom, 3 others almost a* large A 34 x 17 foot living room with fireplace, built-in oven and rang* to B32 lto bath*, shaded hillside V
West aids to* 4I3te4 1 pre-pald
. can b*
lota with ga-rstnalisn tome fto-ouyht on I.H4, but
FB 3-74M	BM. FB 4-4gl!
CLARK REAL ESTATE
TO BUT, g>Ui AND TRADE
Bateman
Kampsen
A DOLLHOUSE...
or11
ad bathtog I S throw. Idea

young (antes or perfect ph to ratlr*. only 17.3*4 with ft
QTY FARMER
AU kind* of garden tost tt js a utti* f big 330 ft. dsep lot. i 3 bedroom bungalow fag* and brtmaway. of town on blacktop . Only M,7N — llteO and snu tte par month.
WILLIAMS LAKE.
lust W?e*1
acktopped ai I bedroom 1
beach __ .
A charming
,ttte te Dl	___■
plaee, IQ baths, aknonad - to fttestd* patio with btebecuo and raraga. This te rately COMFORT LrviNO—Frlood 4s aw
,*nir
SPRING IS HERE!
Excellent telte prtvtteg* ' room hast* on njnfp -*=skl It* to
How ia tka Usa* to‘l^
^cellnt dnel(hborhood
WEST city. Tte# shaded paved street, a bedrooms and bath down, large un-finished upstalre for future expansion. Light and cheery dining room. Full basement, ess .neat, nicely decorated Inside and out. Spring flew-—	^ popping
»wtelland-
1 bedroom t-y**r-.._ ™»>oe. It’S budget-priced te rt,3W Mill HI per month gayment*. Batter ee* It to-
sand your children to ool-teg#r Here * a dandy 1 bedroom homo Just four years . did, «Mg a hop, top and a Jump to the front doer of to* MBUO. 17m as ft. ear-
ROCHESTER
Invantment Income
a family baa^^qtehttm ^ a^rt
trance. Downstairs has I room* and bath and separate entrance. Each apartment has own hasting system. n#ra is a partite basement. a ear garage and n fluty landscaped lot, (0 n 14# ft. This building te located on n quirt residential street. I from the Junior High Schoo convenient te shopping and 1 -illation. The pries is 410.PM The apartment
porta I3.00(
Per aval reran
SMITHA Srt N. Mato «
8 ACRES High on t Hill Rochester Area LADD’S* INC
txls Kwy. ’ OB 3-1431 i4to aorm. ftCBtnc View fwb
I _ barn, new , wired. Oood price arms. OB 3-3713..
«AR ORCHAl^ LAM TO^OE
alto. A re*) Mr(ato *1
ii ooo down.
NEAR ORTONVILLE •
LI
SS¥SSSUuSSy!
REASONABLE BENT.
Tim Wright, Re*itor
Hagstrom
RESTAURANT. 11 UNIT MOTEL * -tAa station - to Northern
llS^an Oood eormer JoeaOon.
- In 1
, w— eoeuer _ . equipment. tto.Ste d
* RhAEftft to Bill »ome f*w noy^rHl prlco ol $«6.000 ln-a.Z -rami to flirt t# hufllness. «q»’n*

test sod living quarters. Orate tat year tte.SM. Hurry an thte
HAGSTROM
CS00 HlgW*ndTRd. (MS#)
PONTIAC^ OR +0358
trgQg UB. AND CANADIAN manufacturing company requlr** a District Stew Boptosantottewto
asst tosfiVt
don. Ontario. .
'‘LET’S TALK BUSINESS"
Dixie Tavern
Oood*Mrklng and prlead ai only |77lte down tncluding property and modern build-ins. Chance of a H4*tlm*.
. Big Nursery
Experienced required. (Mh* tnnttol down paymtet-Whown only by appointment.
Restaurant
43.0M par month Bankrup-ted prtoo 44.(00. term*.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION
MAN WITH ABILltY TO HELP/ gfpand i •util going bt>a<nAaa # No empttol required, wrtt
with 4344 down. Small deposit will hold.
Harold Franks
Partridge
14*1 Union Lk. Ed. Mi 3-33M
For Sale Farms 56
17 ACRES
just right fay saddle hi
full bath, bsm’t and furnace. 31* M Barn, poultry house. Variate of fruit trota m high state of cultivation. Oood loam soil and level too. Be* tola now at ante
Sale Lake Property 51
. 14.340. FB 3-ofrl3.
«r strait* Lakoa. I
porch 130 lost of nice sandy beach. > Iota Oooir fishing, partly furnished. Hot wa-
WILL1AMS LK. BD. AT MM OR 3-1334
Altar ■ srt. ‘
65-FT. LAKEFRONT
A corner lot with black top strart so Bellvlaw Island, Laho Orton. Also includes small modern year around cottage with new gas furnace. Only 14.(44 with II4M dawn. tTI par month.
3143 Union Lk. Ed.
Peterson Real Estate MY 3-1681
year around ham*. I tots,
sac
IV OWNER 1 BEDROOM, YEAR
I Lake - Phone OB
LAKEFRONT ONLY $1,256 DOWN
t room*, 1 oiory, porch, 13* fort of nice *anay beach. I tot*. Oood flehiag, partly futnlMod. Not we-
T. C. Wood Go.
WlLUAMS^trt RD. AT MM __After I P-totEt 3-4*3*
Sflle Busfaies* Property 57 2-FAMILY
BONED COMMERCIAL Ihta brlokcrete 4 family aaraetad home wbtek la tecteif aa a 73*140 MM mteage lot. EM euoh de-•Irable featuroe aa: earpottag. 3 tUed bath*, afl Brad hot .water heat. Adjoining lot site available. Full price 41T.340. D4 terma.—
holmes-bartram
location Priced right for qteok
StTfett
11. Pontiac
lake uvno
Oakland Coaate. Olant toto, 4» 15C, JO minute* troto Detrot Favod Mreeto. aehoole bueei - -	-JMJJ J

“LAKEWOOD TILLAGE'
Lakefront  ....... ■••ItHS
Lakafront ........... .4*991
“LAKE SHERWOOD"
199' Lakafront .....
ill' Lakafront .........
:18m
Cole-Easlick Restricted Communities
CJiTteS
Sale Reflort Property 52
BY OWNER — CABBVILLE, NEW bedrm. mbdarn, boat llyery block. FI 4-4400 or PE trtlf, LOANi TO \
peted U dining i
tog room J largo picture stole rnadaiB aa to-kitchen, apaeloua
I__ FOB DOWN rki-
____ parehaeo of oottagee er
lake Mt*. MB ABOARD gnllNOK. 1144 N. Perry FE •***•
BEW CABOt. ^tlJM.
(lis?1
bedrooms wltt. wardrobe Otoaat* and many other fid* feature* truly make* thl* Rome outstanding for th* price of only 413.740. You'n ■g,Itad^yon'toqutead shout
THE FBOFMSIUIALLT LANDSCAPED 75 X 110 foot tot. . rungy enhance* the beauty of this attraction bedroom ranch style I —
with tetaohod b-—
Sana*. Loral*
totoj to^
clot* to schools. teke*~and regular buaeefvle* to Pontiac. Thl* hbme offer* all you can hagrrarm home ownarihto. Taatafully daeo-- rated with light and cheery ' ipYtog colors. Saaeloue bed-
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor
M 8 Telegraph	Sguy
FE 4-7103
sru
FB 4-4744 aftte 4
modern, waU furnished.
r DUPLEX, I flruplaite. ato
Located aarthwoat of Foattoo ea —"—* •-uUdlna alt*, r oo IsdaF'a 41 too dawn.
? WTJ
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor
MM Dixie Kwf. at Telegraph FW 3-0131 - Open BVM.
IE THE "BIRD" TO SEE
Grain Elevator
opportunity to w.._ .
profitable grata elevator ii teal I —	“ —
as.ooo da. plus stock. No. tllOR.
. 'Bottled Bonanza”
Largest bottled aa* Metaasa to tl thriving Thumb f'“
quarter*, phitldl modern with hrtok sad - Netted elmc be oxpaadoa b;
automatic laundry.
for Partridge’s
Partridge
tag AriUM ON LABOE lilf.
3 modem homos ranted at 4138 a month, A-l tenant*, 3. ear gar., aaw *mall itablo, IM ft. frooteg# ■aa MU* long toko, hard •bora, good fitting, *wlmmlng, boating and hunting. Lavul to rautog toad, part woodod. Ji mt, w. of Foo-Uac. 130.000 with 45.(00 down sad
AND ASSOCUTEB . Bucidoosos thruout Mlchte.j.
FE 4-3441	1060 W. HURON
RESTAURANT, EXCELLENT corner location Union Lak* Villas*. Modern building with 4-rcom Uving quarters. Reaionable terms Embra* ft^m-eyg^ Real Estate
Harold • Franks
;. l bedroom homo. 40*
M*. corn crib sad hog house. ,300 with M.OO* down. WUl do for Foattoo Property.
STATEWIDE
Brtate Sorvto 1. CHARLES,
Telegraphy
Baal tout* Service of Poattos B. D. CHARLES. REALTOR It E. Tol--
CTir
t BUILD-
_________ I OWN
I. to scree plowad far . #1,000 wft^ handle.
Ml «-S34i aftoTT pj>.-~ SERVICE STATION FOR LEAsN k* Foattoo. Saall investment. Financial aid if aaadad. Call FE Ht31 after t p.m.
_ —-a-£f-m ylito°H ym>
i oooo but - oiteqftb) fl6q6
out saerlfletag parking Extra eom*. Ojraar - Pontiac Free* Boa «7.
COMMERCE L #N0NTA6E. US t
RTlI
t^litod 4
WM. A.
KENNEDY
.... .riUBOM ET.
BREAD & BUTTER
Living quarters — g room bath. Me* eter* building
growing community. Idttft fqr
rr-—M	jtcctno
•hop or any retail aalas. Call today. Prtoatlt.Md saa b* bought
ROCHESTER
Commercial Property ■ar* to a oaoe ton Uft-tlm* to-
^TitlraiL uituyX
alraMf downtown^ Rochwl®^ comj
It loctU
____At do—‘
mtreial i
Boulevard, n* hkii rnKMnw building aow on lha property has an Income that asa easily make year ‘payment*. A perfect ■ttuation tor the young busteoui or profeeckin*! man. Jut 13.10#
SMITHA ft LILLY
---- *t_
1-4141
*M N. Main at.
STANDARD OIL
4 stall station for I****, good po-—itlal, fro* training and finan-1 aaatatanc* available. Auburn d Aflame Call Ml 8-1311 dayi.
mi rati an --
STANDARD OIL
I staU rtattoos tor loaa*. Moderate Investment. ElB*ll*at potentiaL AUBURN AND LADD LAKB ORION
For further information rail MT 4-1311 dan, er Otorge Rowarr “ 1-4471 after T p.m
Stk Lawd Contracts 60y 6% TO 20%	'
MONTHLY RETURN
AFTER j ht 4(448 ,
» PBR CENT DISCOUNT VW LAND I contract. Seaeonod 3Vt year*. Furebsaer* ha* 35 par rant equity. Payments lto. Tear cost 13X44
C. Pangus, Realtor
4148 M-14 BA 7-3E~	‘
Money to Loan
S 135 TO 1500
_______ft UVniOSTONB
44 W. Lawrence St. it 4-1434-4
GIROUX
Stall'* Ebb, tgl ~ FOR BERT OR LEASE AT BUST
BORROW UP-TO $500
Of VICES Of
Pontiac — Drayton Plains -* Utica Waited Lk., Slrmlnyham, Plymouth
road. Raw mod
tear tabs, ramptotaly ran.
____ Model a por<* mm
Branch. 13104. FB
large shop, atormjr* building and other bulldtoQ, fltort be told to Mttto ratal*. Total price 111,04* May eotuldsr terms. Also **5 lak* treat rat Marqmto Island acre** th* fiaanal/Fnap tut*. Lake front tote (lift
STATEWIDE
Bral Ratal* ftspvte* at Feat B. D. CHABUB. BRALTO-.
1717 S. Telegraaft	>H Hill
tote. Lk pm. i aad UL Otto 4-37P1.
I down. Oxford vtotalty. MT
lavlij tn nd Union
elB fiBt
ROCHESTER
' OOMMRECUL LOT
SMITHA & LILLY
Rent, L’se Bbb. Propt 57A
JIHIHUTI HIM 9»»« MnV
SrtfTtoihSP arTatsSs
Kd.. *outn of Orchard Mb it-
f Woodward 4S7M.
STORE OOBlOm EUZARTTH sq. ft of rtorag* i-
wjjis
rvS
Bflinli OpwHwMp »»
^SsS?'
BUCKNER
FINANCE COMPANY
Borrow with Cbnfidencfl GET $25 TO $500 Household r inane*
Corporation of PontUo
lto S
FB 4-4441
Signature
•WRW.
OAKLAND
Loan Company
M3 PODtlMlUtlllBk w,
LOANS S?T0 $?Wf

HOME & AUTO LOAN CO.

THE- PONf I AC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
Money to Loar
(LicwedMooeyLepdorel ,
LOANS
W *. LAWRKNCI - A H
hukhqlt sbrymb TEAGUE FINANCE CO.j 202 S. MAIN
2H E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO
MtMWTOIW AUTOS
uvwrocK
^HOUSEHOLD OOODS
St tSui	“
srr or drawers. •
MS ohalr, Ml iton
Enr tui Dun Ja».
WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 wa win ba slid t« batp you.
STATE FINANCE CO.
Cra^Bt Advisors 61A
*3*. g*
30 wall : mirror, mu Him, formica table an thaw, OK HIM.
Jtofrlpra
r. Other furniture. FE
3-ROOM OUTFIT
Llrln* room, bedroom and dinette 53*5, $1 mw WMM>I
TO. CRIB COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS ft1 BEDDING. PERFECT COND. WE 5-0773.
• PIECE SILVER GRAY BKDRM. outfit. Double drawer, bookcase bed. lane cheat, i IMh lamp*. AU for W to. Pay only IS weekly. Pearion'e Furniture. 4! orchard Lake Avk.
7 PIECE UVINO ROOM Son*. Brand aev davenport aad chair,
Sn'7* Furalture!7 4? Orchani
Financial Advisors. Inc. m s. Moamr n ina Mortgage Loans
$600 TO $2,000 i| ^'"doncah nrrfi dbono
an Oakland County homee. Mod-:	mom suit*. Perfect cond. IIM. Ml
era or not	■
* Voss & Buckner, Inc. ns Rods, wool face, gust.
wlJMgsi y.. -a±gg 8ST%^ m@5S|
Another Big Bear First pad*. MM Peaneo Furniture, u
-——"-to your debt, aad mod-1 OroSatd Lake Ay*.-_ ■
ir ftomel Let be pay off
■one?r*?5K« L'and modernlni WI GET RESULTS!
i bear com---------
exii RUGS 83.4* VWTL LATEX
INSTRUCTION CO.
Swaps
l—S3 PONTIAC MOTOR AND AU-
eSapw *	*•
9x12 Felt Base Rues $3.95
OOA’U> ROUSE FAINT. 0*1'.' M.M
Sria Ho^aefcald Oog*s6I
Crystal; i chain:
_	_______ . fraairtN*6n. Oo-
luxe alectrlc Rat Point »tove: 31 cubic ft upright frteaar; 4 bedroom eultee; 1 dinette eete: Duncan Phyfe drop leaf toM* aad 4 chain: - ixieaBr- -sewlng machine oak ead tablet, i
coffee tablet; ________
4 x 13 rare: arias reel lampa; surer aerate*,
MM.
Fully ibarantoedr^SlCSTci^t AaaBarmee. PS I 4441.
__________
nlture, «» Orchard Lake l
UOHTORET DA YE i) PORT WI+H
S5Ka*8S! *$«W«
alter a.,	'	■;	.
led ran-U 4-5464
MATT AO WRINOER WASHER. 436. PM S-toilT
MAPLE BUNK" BEpd. COM-pleto. Davenport and chair. Apt-tin *ai eteve Chroma dinette eel Odd eheetx Prep lief table a
4	SOIL PIPE, S FT. Ill
aAWVL%fBINO SUPPLY in 8. Segtoaw____W> MU
*j~p*r week. sohlck’c
MAPLE CEDAR CHEST COLE-
barbeette, lea ekatoe,’ rln*e. toboggan. down comforter aad haa-4-33M altor *
■k. FE t-3341 MAPLB1
Vinyl Linoleum, Yard 79c. — —-— •.
USER BASE PAINT. OaL M.5* MATCHING COUCH. . SR---------—1 — >«, with alia cover*. 1
_____BUNK BEDS
Complete with eprtol* * mattreeee*
LITTLE'S TORNTTUBH ft APFL_ Mil Dixie, Drayton ’ OB KM MUST SELL. EEC. COND MAT-tag Auto, washer. HI: modem davenport 140; pvt 135: also chair aad c
Miat
CASH FOR USED TV’S. TAPE RE-corders . A radio phonographs. Working or»not; >115911. FOR SALS IS MERCURY CON-• vertlble, TO 1-4314.______ ■
; Blond Swivel Base PhU. UMJ4
‘ rca .!!!'!!!!!!!^!!!!!, sum I seta with written guarantee 30
plan. FE SS 8Q. YDS DARK BLUB OREEN all wool WUton velvet 37 in. carpeting. pint pad a. I ISO. 30 eq. yde ocean green au wool ear-
Pit M0. Very good eooA MAple
iiiiT ■ ^
’.iSTV CbU kllerXTHOR 3-6530.
135\ Blacktop street. Trade
'Some
equity for traitor or good pic GOOD 3 BEDROOI
suburban property.
:. HAYDEN, Rea
echanlcel condition. 1
_ vaahlng mil..... _ ___
Deed window*. OR 3-7438.
LOTS. TRAILER. OR WHAT HAVE hart you as da. pymt on Lk.
homo. EM 3-4M0._______________
RELAX-A-CIZOR POR SALE OR
trade for hoary duty bealth--
— *~-t. FR trm after 4
SELL OR TRADE
Itb ACRRS—Of Land. Only S miles from city Umtts. Priced at only ta.SM.WUl TRADE FOR HOME or your SOUITT Cell FR 3-4610. torMr.	••
SMALL MODERN BOMB TO BE
■WAP ‘to PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE
SELL OR TRADE. SPRAT OCN, 4 H.P. Inboard motor, 3600 amp. light plant SMS Amp welder generator^ » belt tender. 3 H P mJHliHf m 31’ rotary mar r boat. MA WM*.
■WAP 13 OAUOE ITHICA PUMP Etta tor boat trailer, MA 5-0763.
i. Lake Orion area pro-
Mltcheli Distributing Co.
WATER SOFTENER FOR 8PORT-tnr goods, tools, or what have you! KM 3-4333.
auto, Irani., power steering, I '57 I cyl. Overdrive, full pot.,.. Will pay difference, FE 3-5314.
For Sals Clothing 64
1 FOR MALA 1 FOR 113 AND tog $16. FE 6-0771.
BRIDAL DOWN AND 3 NORMALS.
erne 13, FE 6-3717,
CLOTHES FOR SALS. CHILDRENS, all ages. Very good condition. Stealonabl*. Thurs., Frl., and Sat. S a m. to « p m. U 8. Shirley. FE
,. wc. with slip covers. DL itm r% 4-30*4 j ~MAYTAO fgRINOHR WASHER
”=-----— APT. SIZE KELVIN ATOR REFIUO
MATT AO AUTO-REBUILT - - rule - new human a twitches
CRUMP ELECTRIC 3465 Auburn Rd.
_____fE 4-3673. UL 3-3000
MUST SELL. ELECTRIC STOVE" double oven, Ironer. baby bed. ear bed and other article*. EM
APT. AMD PULL SIZED OA8 STOVE and refrigerator. PR 3-I04S.,
APRIL CLOSEOUTS<
KELVIN ATOR Refrigerator .. IIM 33 eu. ft. Floor Model -E ELECTRIC DRYER . .. *141 Floor Model. Beat Control HAMILTON DRYJCR, Oae .. 4IH
Deluxe. Delivered, installed_
OIB80N Refrigerator ...... 4IM
14 eu. ft Guaranteed, delivered
Po°U*e
SI WEST HUROW ~FE 4-1666
A VALUE
Hollywood headboard* ....f 4.M
Hollywood bad framea (beat) I I.M Odd chestl_ (lge. alee) .jltSI
___J
______OR 3^6734
OONE WITH THE wma tamps, oil Udips, rayo lampa, olotka at all kinds, hobby hers*. Marble top tables, cheats of drawet*. china es“—*—-glass* china* aria*, items! Csa taote el Parker Antique Ship of Farmington. ^ M316 Oraad River
AUTOMATIC WASHER! 1 lent condition. OR 3-44M.
ABOUT ANTTHIMO _ TOD WANT PM THE BOMB CAN * POUND AT^J. A S SALES.
OAK DININO ROOM SUITE. * I
if the way but ms to pay. Furniture and _ ancle ofaU Made. NEW A Ul visit our t imMAM bsrgelns.
We buy, ten or trad*. Come i and look around. 1 aonp of ft perking. Phone FE S-0341.
OPEN MOM. BAT. I TO *
34 MMrkM^TO BAT
9
BARGAIN COUCH AND CHAIR.
BAROAIN8 AT JOSEPH FURNITURE-BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON m bwafe toil ■ eat pi ate with springs and mettress. 13*15. Pearsobs Furniture, 43 Orchard Lake At*. CASH FOR USED TVa., FURNL * Mlec. FE StaH.
chairs. F
TH 4
COLOR TV. 31 INCH RCA CON-
-	---------S' Provincial WaL
dltlon. With guar-3-74*4.
CHEST OF DRAWERS. BED AND vanity, apt. gae range, Phlloo refrigerator, I hydraune Jacks. rotary lawn mower. PB 6-3304. I1NSTTE SETS. ABl yourself l*d MVW,
Thee* art new 11*0 deelgnt, out makes,1' formica tops, lb
top. Compare these tefrlfM_____
uee. Mlettlgan Fluorescent, 3*3 Orchard Lk, AT*____34.
DELUXE ELECTRIC STOVE.
dryer,____________________
DON’T WAIT TO REFURNISH. Get up to MOO at SEABOARD FINANCED CO, iim M. Pony. PB
ire'and men’s topcoat*,
•ALB INFORMAL DRESS ilte with real ljpht	'
n, nose, nette, ..... ,... , _	,	I	For AH I
OIRL 8 PINK NYLON SHORtlE 1 ?*“•!*, ‘ coat adl blue gabardine ebortls - ^--------------------Boy,
»" 10. Alto
DISCOUNT PRICES
Super Kem-Too* — *4.45 Oat. Dead Power Mowere — $14.14 up Rebuilt Sweepere —19.86 lood Whit* House Paint — |1.M Paint Thinner — Me Lawn Mower Sharpening Hot*. Belt*, Bags, Repair For All Sweepers
—ft HARORAVE8 HOWL 743 W. Huron Bt. PB 4-0101
____Open Sun. 5:14 - 3:top.Ob_
ELECTRIC DRYER, M0; REPRIO-erator. 135; IMn. T%, good eond.. '540; wringer washer, 035; elec-trio stove, *35; gae •tore, IIS; studio couch, ne— •—J '
---- .---iff coat_________
ales 4 PE 6-8610 after 6 p.m, r S SPRINO AT THE “OP SHOP.’’
Wide assortment of good spring A summer nothing. Many ttome Tike
new. Opportunity Shop, St Jemea ______________
Episcopal Chuna. 358 W. Maple. .FOR SALE ELECTRIC STOVE, Birmingham’. Open That. A Frl, ^liAAiAflal'—	*	~
0:30 to 4:30-
to prtoe, plione PE 34*34,
TEAL BLUB WALTZ - LENGTH FORMAL SIZE ’»
WORM---------
413.00.
Reaaoaabl*. OR 3-lil5.
Sab Household floods 65
riling Tile, II [13 Linoleum
Carpet 1 Inlaid TU I.lnoltam
13 ft. wide .
I, M ..........
o>Uj(h and^Qutter ..
Well Til*. 14” .
AT REDUCED PRICES!I
Pontiac Carpet & Linoleum
441 EUZABKTH LAKK RD. Norge WeSher Norge Oat Dryer , . Norge Refrigerator -	.
' Norge Oas Stove Studio Sofa 3 Odd Cbnfiw_ ■ Maple Table end S Chftlrt Metal Cabinet Vanity. Bench and Chftet Baby Crib 3 End Tablet Upholstered Chetr 14” PhUco TV 1 Twin Bed, Complete Unfinished Chest S Pair Curtains d) 1x13 Rugs Blond Cedar Chest • ,4 Pc. Blond Bdrm. Suite 1 Pc. Blond Bdrm. Suit*
___5 Pc. Dinette
tO» HUTCHINSON’S MOBILE
HI-FI, TV and RatHoa 66
OB TV TABLB MODEL 1* IN.
Sab Miscellaneous 67
AAAA COW MANURE, FE 5-3840 after 6
Coollns Company. 1731 M. William* L Jtd. at l'“ rSOLLAND 6TH^
SHOE TAisHB. POOD CON-a wm deliver. PE MUd. : PAIRS'OP DRAPERY, 13to x 7 ft Window, 7 X 1 window. OR
S’ MOD. BUILT-nTTYPE BATH-tub, *30. cay •* 30*0 oraenwood St' riiSr df «»«»» Ar*., I sen* oaet M Aakara Halghta. 10-YR. GUARANTEED 53 • OAL. heaters. 547 60; 34-gnL attto. gas Krakr with
jar--------- ■
53-OAL. ELEC HEATER 5*0 M; 10-gal auto, gs heater, *54 M; MTsinks and fittings M4^6 up. Laundry trays and stand A faa-oeta. 6ia.05. QMh a Carry-
SAVE PLUMBING 173 s. Saginaw	PE MIM
500^QAL^ OIL ^ ITORAOK TANK.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN POR sale 4 steam engines. 1 deiseL plenty ol cars, tracks and.iwttah-as. Big transformer, OR 3-6600. A-l STOKER TORT OOOD~COND.
OR >484 Ml seebaldL ASTRAL BOAT REFRIO . USED 3
weeks. Bargain. UL 3-3633.__
ALUMINUM A ASBESTOS 8ID1NO specials from 6x66. FHA terms.
Day Bldg. Co. FE 4-7744
ANCHOR FENCES
No money down FHA approved. FREE Sam MATES, FE 6-7671
BEEF AND PORK -
KAUP AND - —; 5-1041 CUES.
BUMPER POOL TABLET
640. FE 3-6306.__________
BASEMENT OIL FIRED FORCED
BLONDER-TONUOKB UHF CON-verter, $30. PB 5-3961.
BOLENS RIDEMATIC TRACTOR. 1666 with power pa*. 16-la. rotary mower, 43-In. enow Mad* 33-In. seeder and fertiliser and Aerator
' complete, $550. PE 4-3034.____
BARN YARD DIRT AND MANURE, broken concrete, used tump
pump*. PE S-dSO. _____________
BATHROOM FIXTUXtS. OIL AND gae furnace*. H-* water A steam bollera. Automatic water healer. Hardware, tlr*. suoplles. crock A pipe and fittings Low* Brothers Paint. Siqper Kemtone and Rust-
CARNIVAL
By Dick Toraer
“Ten doilArs extrs this week for tbs Houl'i Hop! You know,-shi, this Jsnie of yours does some-„	- thing to both <rf us!
iab
Miuksl Owb 71
'SEEING VALUE PAYS! .FOR 3 DAYS ONLY j THURS., FRL, & SAT.
I organa . . . large.
CuT
Gallagher Music Store
MB. Huron_________PS 4-OX
ELECTRIC OUITAR. 8ILVERTONE
mt %5mr
FOR CASH TO PURCHASE MU-tlcal Instruments, lee SEABOARD FINANCE CO, UN N. Perry, W54ra> __________________
old, Mahogany.
SPRINO CLEARANCE. 14 -TO 34 -----'accoidlone** ** *B <l®iv8
Wiegand Music Center
MOb. SPINET EUDC. OIUIAJ mehe*any Practically , MW. M marks. FM A443S.
V MUSiaANS — — NEEDED —
To aeslel clarinetist in forming Cocktail lounge typo corn bo -Quiet, progressive ballad style to tended. Cell PE S-*S44 after * p.m.
Sale Miscellaneous 67
DIAL CONTROL SINGER TIO ZAO
k Trading Btompa. Pfc. 4
or exterior, a** Mr wall paper aad matching fabrie selection. 'paH Bro* ^,lled Magic ao drip OAKLAND FUEL A PAINT 45* Orchard Lk. AVW FE Mild ELECTRIC LIOHT PULL-DOWN fixture*. Newest exciting modem light fixtures, ideal lamp tor students *13.55 value. 58 (5. Michigan Fluorescent. 3tl Orchard Lk.
FULL II iU. COUNTER TOP FR1-.	rtoa*
READY TO USX
FIELD TTLX	... Uc each
4-INCH TORINO — I Mill*
Many Bargain* m New A Used Bunding Material*
FREE ESTIMATES FHA TERMS
SURPLUS LUMBER &
MATERIAL SALKS OO. 1340 Highland Ed (ft«»l OU MMS
rso Sower' mower, reel
ae. ■ 8 ■
It In range, cdbpertoi lei 577.73. 34 to. eat
REFRIOERATOBS ALL MAKES. 1 4xtato Pi]
CEMENT COLORS 3 ihades In Mb. or t-lb. boxea PLASTER COLORS IS shades pastels A deep tones MORTAR COLORS—6 SHADES • I	BLATDOCK
. COAL A BUILDINO SUPPLY CO. ’ j II Orchard Lake av*.. FE 3-7101
CASH WAY SALE LUMBER PRICES
| STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDOWS lixSxto Masonite .....11.68
I ml
FrlgMaln buUt-to	_____
model Auto, control*. $136.66. Q. A. Thompson. 1003 M-»» West. FREE STANDING 'TOILETS S1I.M
Double bowl sink ............ 16J*
to-tn bard copper.
toll,	iengtns............  14*	II.
*b-ln bard copper
SMI	length, ............ 34e	ft.
to-ln K soft copper
66-ft	coll	  60c	ft.
3-pc. bath sets with trim ... tmn white or colored
Factory 3nda—Irregulars SAVE PLUMBINO SUPPLT m s. Saginaw	— • —"
SPECIAL
Cupola*—Special ........ 6 666
Oarag* Siding .......... 61610 { -
Genuine ScboT. Desk, only .. 6 IBS , Clear Ur 160 ft _ | -Black Temp Ptgboard, 34x46	.60* , ,
Oak Floor shorts. 106 6. 6 7 77 1
Mahogany Ply. tag ... 1441
door, grade A
REFRIGERATOR - OE A-l <Ruaatas .eondlUadgnaronleiO
$49
LITTLE'S FURNITURE A APL. SMT Plate, Drayton OB 5-4666 REFRIGERATORS, LAST YEAR 1*4* models, on* of American’! beat makaa, perfect, new, guaranteed for.4 years, buy a new refrigerator for a little mors then a used machine. Michigan Fluorescent, 3S3 Orchard Lake
water heater, like new (64. R. Manro Electric Co. MBS W. Mari EP088K88CD WASHER AND DR er. Both (134. R. B. Munro EU trie CO. 1060 W. Huron
$AVE
BRAND NEW TV
WILOO 31” "PREDICTA”
1165 Model — Beautiful meho. an^flnlsh. Swivel tub*. II down^
WAS * 5311 — MOW llto
HILCO tr "PREDICTA”
IIM Console model with’ swivel bate, finished to beautiful mahogany front and back. Vary effective as room dividor. M down
WAS Sill — MOW 6MSJS
Cash and Carry Specials
ltd. Insulation 15 o.e.
MS sq. ft, .... ....... 1340
Pouring Insulation If bad. . KM i n t unfinished mehog $1 40 ta. I n is itaalvtog W Fin* .U Ha. ft. (COB tor a free estimate on an your rough lumber A trip needs!
HAGGERTY LUMBER
) a supply
1547 Haggerty Hwv MA Mill Weekday*. Y to » SatT to i CEMENT STEPS. ‘ READY MADE. —	Mick, deer dSa
Pontiac Pro-Catt Step —	'• ~ “ "	~
3-3000.
SECTIONAL DAVENPORT. LOUMOE
SOFA AND CHAIR ONLY $109.95
SIS down — 56 mo.
Foam rubber cuahlons 7 beautiful 00lore Bedroom Outfitting Co.
753 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains Open till l,Pri. ttH I ■ Id ttM. af r	•
If A APMarhe*
SINGER CONSOLE. LIGHT WOOD cabinet, sews forward aad rovers* ----------mjuip^ >47. Curt’r
TAXI OVER PAYMENTS 54.35 I month oa Singer Console m> sewing machine total balance < 835.50, Capital Appliance.
FREEZERS—NOROE FRE]
Chest and uprights Mew models slightly scratched or ertto marred mtdela at Mg dle-“UB* y^j^Jgar, u> pay
* wWnIToarIrt*^
131 M. Saginaw	FB 5-4115
PRldmAIRB RANOirUXB' NBW. A reel buy tar your home or •ummar cottage. Call owner. MA 0-MSh
FREEZERS - UPRIGHT FAMOUS name brand*, ecratched. Terrific yakma M6SJS whUe they las' No phone orders please. Mlehlg<_ Fluorescent, 3*3 Orchard Lake
Ji, i wen ivnonmn, ns-i. *78. Rt B. Munro Kltctrlc .. aei VO, 1060 W. uron.
L U^ HOLLYWOOD _ BED. TWIN dlZE,
fe'jt
"BUYLO” UNCLAIMED
tile outlet___
S S, SAOIIUW	FE 6-84*5
' PWWS -- RitrtpTS... tRAU-living room'Mttof, 81.75 wk. ato Boa**, US R. case, rt
53?*
Sr.*0®! CHom!
irmcr, |>v. iwW pjgll t*ble»,
trU raagee. flL ito«*v MS
hand-lei Call all
DEABED, 5*5, UiMETfES. k up. Refrigeratore, 115, A ap. Moves 54 A up, dressers 14. A
DOUG'S FURNITURR I 1530 Baldwin Art PB 5-7155	Evia; PE 1
UMd[i56NMBRE AUTOMATIC-altun tt kargato prices X-Z| Esc. cond. FE *431*.
.fi^70'3rasrB*"l:
T-.RADE-IN DEPT.
EKBUtLT WASHER ....*41
WOOO DINETTE ......115
'l** DOWN. SASY TERMS
Wyman’s Furniture Co. 18 W. Pike St.
ftto-iia _____________________
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE UPROL-
-—a *-------|—— 1 sofa. |*5;
___each. SUiott
Waterford. OR
Used Trade*In Dept.
Chtoa cab RollaWay i
: at.
. 815.10 ” t*ft.BG . 514.50
[Way bad, oompiote
Studio couch ..........
Davenport and chair ..
Anto. Washer ............   exe.ss
1 tat 30 to. metal	bunk	bode, com-
_plfto ........ ........... ug jo
Double dresser,	chest,	and	booft-
ease bad. new.........5N.M
tiPRiOJrr piano and uwig| darenport, real. FB i-IMd, -r* ----------------— CHAIR. »**
VENTILATING HOODS, B. Munro glsctrlc Co
TfSTi
We have,orpHAM5
and take your pick. Mi ■peedqueeni, •r*—
Ososral Eieetri chinas. Open S __
Thy I*. Electric, senstS.
, son end Howard. PB 04US. walnuFoininA ROOM TABLE
AMD mffm. OL 1-5*11. WRINOER WASHERS, (36 AND UP R. B Munro Itoetrtt Co, MSI Huron.
TEL
door tom. I :k Gold BCq I sq. ft. ...
TOIL TANK. CHEAP. 4 CHEVRO-let hub cape. FE 5-6736.
FhU line of building and plumbing' materials
.'Milto trade-ins
WOLVERINE LUMBER
330 S, Paddock. FB 3-4765 OO CART. NEW MOTOR.
FB 4-USI •
' . MODEL PL WINCHESTER Tl
i* piasters lumtnum f
Storm* for flail *
Burmeisters
NORTHERN LUMBER
COMPANY
7*40 Coley hake Rd. EM 44171 Open ft a m. to S p.m. dally Sunday 10 a.m. to 3 p -
HAVE POOD WILL TRAVEL DI-—to to your heat* at wholeoali i. Mia guaranteed 0. 8 ’ ipected foods af all ktods '—Weekly payment
HOT WATER HEATERS 30 GAL
isorod. JMJS vahmT $34.50 560.5* Thee* an sUghtly me Alio electric, on aad bottled gae heaters at terrific value*, tricnl-ran Fluorescent. 303 Orchard Lk. Ave. Fait fro* It rrar^»IS» ■.
Knotty ram bar, portable.
* riooden stool*. $30. PE 3-6306.
nney cape. 1 I CO, 54 W
QCdAR POSTS. ALL SIZES. PIG ‘-‘■let, completely	or
'OureeS. o. k W, Service,
disc. Good cond. Call FE 6-6361.
FEDERAL Modernization Cash and Carry Specials
Combination
ALUMINUM
DOORS
GUARANTEED 1 FULL INCH THICK
aluminum comb, doors. Hegu-larpr prieed 134.58. you pay
$23.95
ROLL-UP
AWNINGS
SAVE 50 PER CENT
Length
Patio Brick
4 FOR A DOLLAR
1 colon, rod, lemon, arang* pink, groan, slivsr, ft purple,
FEDERAL
Modernisation
Plenty of Free Parking On Our Lilt’
PARAGE DOORS
Factory secoodt. all standaid llxet to vtoek from 131 and up. Eleetrie door oporators. folding closet door* aad dlsappeariai
W* give estimate* on garage rv modeling. .
BERRY DOOR SALES
Open from * to S Noon on Saturday*
371 S. Faddoek
SS!T
Knotty Pine Paneling
I PATTERNS WPl. WP( aad WC14*
CHURCH’S. INC
KITCHEN CABINET SINKS. ■ Mtoatto. scratched 43” models, *N vela*. *46.70 while they tost. Also terrlfle values oa *4r' end wr ^medsT*. No pjh o n e orders,

LAVATORIES. CHROME MIXINO bathtube^ tollete.
Pluoreecent,
LAWSON SOFA. OVERSTUFFED, very comtortable, 535 Round mirror, 34 to, geld from*. |I5 Alt metal work bench,1 counter type 5*01 taktoot, 530. Edison xuufti. machine, otectronic.^womplet* good eoad. Sits or 'beak ofi In 0-3433.
FE 5-5061
t WORTHWHILE to 5500. SEA-t OO, list N.
MOWER, ROTARY, OAS STOVE'.
eoffee tobto, aheap. TO 5-01*4. MEDICINE CASUVETST LAROS 30”
Largo aetoMW^f Cabinet* with
. or wttHtaftlUftta,- Sliding !-
Terrific buys. ’ Michigan Pit cent. 343 Orchard Lag* Av*. parking in rear, — 37.
MOTORS, FORD ’S3. V-l,
Old* .Bulck, V-0, 4*1. Royal *”‘0 Part*. 1130 Mt. Clemen*.
NEW SHALLOW WELL JET PUMP 446.10^ Stainless steel (
•Ink 434 45. Steel double SISKS. 104* M-5t West.
NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. Priced from 4*4.40 toolafiw *» ell* tax. Oood aglectlon of rtbulh
SffifiSSfSE
PAINT'WITH SIKES Without fear of Mistering due I*
wsssyr
nd moisture. Orohard Isis MOWER NEEDS
POWER LAWNMOWnC t*A UL 1.1448. TOBCISlON MOWER 4538 Dixie Highway.
PLYWOOli)
44" 4’xr. Oood I tide.
WEEKS SPECIAL
OO.1*'”
14SS Baldwto .Rd.	FB ’ -
iStsITo_______________
W# servlet What wa aaQ Tear Authortoed Dealer
BY AN* EQUIPMENT
Sale MisceHftneous 67
front. Rotary Mowar.'VB 5-4438
RECLAIMED BRICKS .
,ftJrr*htT
- NERVE - LOUNGE, used cost 53*4; Wffl ***-r 5155. FE 5-5715.
Plants, Tms. Shrubs 78
REELS AND
MBS •— SPRUCE. PINE. JS'
»»£ e*A Sums tool*, and burUto 2922 file* th Rd. I mllH W. Of
rad~'tftonm Rd. OnQy » to 5.
Y^.4rowwj|iipg. mm
Pine, Spruce, fcotonaatey, H4*-*1.50 - 53.5*. Also maide trees, dogwood, magnolia. ftnm**y*i Nureerj^OSO* AndersoovUl* Rd.
F6r life	79
t-A POODLE TOlMMDIO, BY Barbara. Ho ssdaUves used. PB
3 AQUARIUIML Ik IS, 30 3 stands and fish and Other supplies. 55*. Call OB 4-0154 before 10 p.m,
t AKC RBO. IBITTANY SPANIELS.
ARC DACHSHUNDS AT STUD. Puppies lameb’V MuiSM^I I WEEK OLD SeRMAN gKEPHEHD
gup^itt^ —'
AKC RBOIBTERKD „ chlehuahua Purpy- 5*8. --- —, AKC REOISTHRED DACHSHUND pupplos, OR MIN,
■m wma on Biwift ai«■
■ffi w »Sr3
SsuSabawl_Ort°n villa
nmiira nifsii	_ w
season TnSVl toiirssjsrise — Small farm. Hydraulto. rvd httch. Ptow. Dto*. CulWvator. OR 5-47M. SjSemilrrm CHAIN SAWS. HEW “ u, “ inrsadtrs John Deer 0rt,°'
—1 NA 7-MSS- __
^ys^sroi oxfogr
*^*»ub!e Db282m 1 J^L/rot4
BMC 6ardbn tractows_and
Wi-^A^L^ TO WCHOOSE	so coins IN
r£*2r%**	”15
KING BROS.
PONTIAC ED. AT OgPTgi_
AKC MQWTORKD cocksr puppies^ Stud earrtoe. TO O-MOT. AXC WBIMARANBR PUPR I WK8. . old. 131. 1SS Weal Hopklne off * Baldwin Av*. '
‘‘ -ootiiB^p^ lio tBT"
COLUB PUPPIES. AKC RIO. 5M. Atoo 1 female, full pstn 5 yte. eld, fro* to good home. BM I Ml. CHIHUAHUA, 5 MIN. POODLSiS.
At shad -NA 7-1*31.
DALMATIAN PUR* BIRD ri-stole. 1 H yeara- ltot ■■■«•«—*
mCtob ftllB. I dachshund! male.
etyles ft ftoisftvs caovse in* of Dto famous SU./ MORRM^MUSIC	PB 5-08*7
3* A Telegreph Rd. aeroes from
l^r*dM*Jtp«i
Ham°mond*Chord Organ ...*565
Gallagher Music Store •
11 1 Huron	TO 6-S4SS
USED SPINET PIANO UK* NEW.
Save sms
Gallagher Music *Co.
1* B. Boroi	• PB ftSMS
Sale Office Equipment 72
3* DESKS. SECRETARY OB Business, • choice am.
HOUSE, 1*3 N. Cl
ADDINO MACHINES. PROM 131 CASH 1UEOIBTERS, • FROM 541 PONTIAC CASHHEOISTER 337 A SAGINAW	“ Mg
81*5. FI 4-M31
■pare, gl*. OR 3-435*.
Wrimo dog. Mali.
1303. _____ ~r
SHEPARD, IUBCTS-
^PS MMI nftor S MALE BOXER. AKC REOIS-terod. 1 yr old. 038. PB ftSSOO.
----- AuctloB Sulse 88
■£
^rn’ Everr weekend. Owner John
AUCTION
SALE
Friday"**™0..; p.m.-
SATURDAY.......7 P.M.
SUNDAY .......2 P.M.
PUBNm>BBAftDApSlANC*S DOOM PRIZES EVERY AUCTION
NBW 56EWCHANPISB CA> BB PURCMUED WITH NO DOWN PATiaBrT
13 ft 34 MONTHS TO PAT
OPEN V DATA *4 POR RETAIL ft BtnriHO
Lunch Room Open Every Auction
AUCTON
5089 DIXIE HWY.
Aaron from Draytoe Plato*
New Shopping .Cantor__
iTA?.^ION J	Of
90. wiutri joira mhi. js rot rn. Rocbestgr. OL WI.
Sale Store Equipment 73. komm rj^juu
BEER. YBOETABUT DAIRT AND PQQDAB. 6TTAN&ARO^j51K? RBO-Ice cream eabtoeU.'Ttononahl*. {JtoroA U toe*. Mvir nta, MA MMS._________________ -Nb-W t fi*4- IgtaQA 4*4
SCOTCH PINK 4I. YOU PICK AND dig. MY 3-3741 after 5. SEVERAL OIL AND OAS FIRED furnaces. Crete marred, but fully Heating and
ESS
tolinf CompAny*. IHB—_ «Ta, Rd. at m>. or Vodi.
ftT-t
POODLES $10 DOWN
,_unt’s Peg Shop	PU 6-3113
Sale Sporting floods 74 parakeets. auARAiitKRD TO
___	------------ talk. Cnnrita. ease*, food.
WILSON LEATHER OOLP RAO Crano^ Bud Hatchery. 34*6 Au-and i Koltopale «olf cart largo wheels, PE 3-4356.	.
1 TRULT 1 STOP SPORTS CBN-ter. Fishing tackle, gunat archery equipment ton* liar boats, mer-
, go carte, power lain mowers, titoto saws, bobby supplies, trap field, ft rifle range. Special this week Water sktls,
WS. K.	JSXi
AQUA LUNO. OOOD CONDITION,
OOLF CLUBS FOB BALB
Special Paneling Offer
4xS panels, JV* mabespey V-groove, D (rad* 64 60 e*ch 4x8 panels, mahogany V-groovt, c grade . ti 30 each I panels. Vs" mahogany f-groove preftotohed 17 04 oscb Qtjfcg' ..IrT. gftL. TOADR.
■ Oak'FloonDg ■	Leoch-	lO	Begley____
toot nd .......... *338 M OOLF SET. NEVER USED. COM-
i. 1 Common....... ilia M plete with bet. eacrUlc*. 140.
>. 3 common ....... $130 M TO 3-7317._________________
*»»-M GOLF CLPB8. 4 WOODS, » IRONS.
BENSON LUMBER
___Canaries. ______
Crane’s Bud Hatchery, burn Rd, PL 3-3300, REGISTERED GERMAN SHEF-——"— ........| Old OB i3-8433.1-
RED COCKER SPRINO K A
years etoTito! FE WMA__
REGISTERED ENGLISH POINTER ramratt vwtae MA Sat. 6M5
Sley bee**
Poodle stud sei
eufteie. boordlno. ilng. Brittany ana onto*. OL 1-41*4
SAVE ON USED OIL TANKS, j	*^£5? a^Spa*?'?^	Hunting Don	81	proprietor'." Bud Hl"ckmitt."gen-
barnore, furnaces,_ and _ parts. I	^ Tciccraph ^ I tm. |__________________SSSSSUiSSt____________________S	»raf ^auctioneer. Oxlerd. OAk-
V njp BAPP ATT. Vnma	ato« ra ate re srarairaira ran Mnmsisw I -	..................... *
DOG TBAININO. HAVE AN~ ■mr-SheU. 371 ?eler’ephU)%
srwr«
_ very good lliv ef farm Impto-mvnu rrovd trojSwa. ptow. rft lory mower daub# disc, corn planter, bon tow, 3 section drag, rroroad blade, boom, post hJo digger, furrow opener, all 1 pj. hookup, rubber ured wagon. SS A vofetobU conveyer into le* Snr*y attachments, onion and carrot wnakor. power wseder. welk to gaolra 4 me rubber bands.
SKiw?a«hSa;
At«cl Muttr desk, jwr wt. hottgthold coodr lira. Hftrry U«-pold. Prop Macomb County »j}ir-Eft Bank. CMrk. Pbal H1U-
Hwy.. eorner of Seott Lok* Bd.
Stanley . Batts, Auctioneer,_
SATURDAY, APRIL M1B AT I nmntonn auction located 1 mils 1 Hadley to Greene Cor-
C,.'
sal* which
includes a i*»* rurd t4_ton pick-up Srtth 4* ton b«I. 37.000 mile*. A-l 1*5* Messer Ferguson 5* tractor wMh f point hitch, lid hours, fully equipped, like new. 15*5 Ferguson 30 tractor with Be* PTO. 15 k 54 toch tires. A-l. Stmpttelty garden tractor. ISIS Maeeey raiwueon. 1 bottem 14 Inch ptow. A freeman front end manure loader, S heavy duty Hpgow* •»<• decks. IMS How Holland « PTO haler. Ilka now. 155* Case 33 hay or ■Nti elevator Massey Harris 4 bar rids delivery rake. Now MM io foot time senelsr w“" — attachment. Case 3 planter. Case 1
. Bam Idea No.
I raw PTO oora
Bear*
I Hlckm:
Wholesale to al
fern ~
371 Vaorhtie

TREMENDOUS BAROAIN, TORO
BAIT. ALL KINDS. TROUT arc Creek Ranch. Greenehlald gt spenlef duds
m-s*.	_ ___________- I iC7ier
WK LOAN MONEY FOR BOATS, PBMALX BLACK LABRADOR RB- I IE
For Sale Housdraflers 89
tiller, I. Motors.
Attachments Include ...	----- —
i3l inn* epraytng unite and »EaSOAII13
boa*, (31 edger-trimmer (4) 311 Ferry. FE semi._____________i —r--rE7-n. ——
SowS^aiS***) nowS rha3S Sand, flravel and Dkt 76 »eo. bbagi ‘ —
unlt «Sk K Briis*, Slrat(j9l------------------——“—m
motor. .All for- only 63*1. FB AAA-A BEAUTIFUL KBRION BLUB 3-6614 evonlng*. FE 3-6173 days, sod, delivered tr laid. -MUIbarry 'AKS ADVANTAGE OF THE BAR-galns Ready cash ol SEABOARD FINANCE CO. IIM N~ Perry- PB
HRXE H. P. M INCH ROTO-M Ulkr. 65* 6* TO t-7*6d TRAILERS. ~umiTT OR BOAT.
5-6763 . 4*31 Filer.
■mrcoR-I offer.
TIMKEN OIL FURNACE CON-Ml Ameranmn OR 3-1476,
TALBOTT LUMBER
Oarden tools. Aluminum window-. Paint, Plumbing and eleetrieal supplies. 1*36 Gotland Alt
Bverythtof to meet your nobde.
^f/w
USED BRICK POR SAUl! PBMOH -NO PANS POR HTTCH-_______bathroom. 531.1* value.
Ill to. Miohitaa PlaonM Orchard Lk. Av*. — 3.
WA8HINO MACHINE LIKE NEW. ■ogttol bade, all ktods. MA
WATER SOFTENER -With plastic brine tank aad *!*t> brie clock, miniate*, east sweat. Made of lifetime phiette. Guarantee. Remoras net tad lime from your water.. Add Ml *Sbf twice a year. Nothing rise to do. Sal* pride 1305. C*U for fra* water tort. -Ceotey Soft Water Co. FB 34*37 aad FB 4-4*04.
WOOD SECTIONAL PICTURE "XtalKiBBSr TOT, 515; I ' doors and *c gases.
AU BLACK DIRT, LOADED OR DS-Uverod. TO 5-4743 or t» 5-8361. A-l TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT, sand, travel and fill. BnHdaotod aad back fUl. TO 5-4754.
"l TOP SOIL CRUSHED NONE. Sand, gravel, all!. Lyle Conklin. FE S-1I13 or FK 34573.
L B BLACK OMR. TOP SOIL. tlU and mason. Also templets landscaping and tree ram era! and trimm&g. 475 Scott Lafte Rd.. PR 4-4335 or OR 3-4158.
CENTURY ALUMINUM '*7, ei.JOQ. PB 3-1754.	.
r I4SS HOLLY TRAVEL TRAIL-*r, stoopa five. TO ft-1447 M OENKRAL 33 FT 1 BXDR5I8 Cash 41544.-1 a tt room ad-Lj	C_l Ml dittos. White Lake Traitor Park.
Hay, Ur ami and read 82 Boating, awtmmtra- n. mu
4-4067. Cith be seen' anytime.
REGISTERED ENOLMR SETTER - m*16, HQTto”
ilb ran
CORN FOB mg HOUSB111AILER. U TOOT.
-’1 equipped. Uk* now. sleep* HOTagrTtlTaJft. Wt MW.
ALL TYPES op 1ST CUTTING 8. Call after 4:36 p.m 1__
Hop, wm denser. OA ftdw._ mt MABLBTTE i X 56.M-------
norms imomm xif sien extra*. tt.M*. PR 6-43*4 after Hon* Hay. 3*8* Oratory Rd.. * FM. ,	, . ..	.
OlnglevUl*. _____________ 1*53 |l rFR3CHAItDftOIV. TOn.ET
HAT, ALFALFA AMD RHOMB i S9L£?f*Iin	*1**
tree*. Can MAplo 8-1143	Highland-
MIXBD HAT. - Iff AMOtefT.’ 4	~	‘	“~
bale. Close to Pontlae. TO 5-3*10.
For Srtt UvoRfck
I MILK OOATK
fIy7rd**®tondU end1, gravel > PORlES. FE 4-3771: ALSO WILL 8-330)	_________ board 8 horaoa.	___
BLACK Dl R T, QRAVKL.
3-058T	______
COW MANURE, DEL.. CHEAP.
OA 54W.------ 1
CRUSHED ROAD ORAV1L 33 AND 33 A loaded dally, fbk Rd. soar Pontlae-taka. OR 3-1
COW M
COW MANURE *130 Dili* Hwy.
DRIVEWAY
TERRATRACT, 50* DIESEL, AN-
gle-doier, National 7-3771.____
WANTED in AMP. JUKTRIC ARC weldor, and uslveroal ecaffoldln*.
_______Howard. EM 34531..
DRIVEWAY ORAVEL.. LOADEb or delivered n UW or FE
3-15MT____________________
GOOD BLACK SOIL. BAND AND
grayvl. DeUvered. FE 8-8071,__
OOOD ROAD ORAVEL, 3(4 YARDS 55, doUvorod. FE 44588. ORAVEL. SAND, STONE, FILL dirt, nook dirt, ton (oil. pant. EM 3-3384. EM 3-8*15.
PONTIAC LAKE BUJlDERB BUP-, ply. Wash aand aad gravel. ’**'* dirt. Omaent. i—
Ing. OB 3-15M.
r and truck-
Do It Yosirpdf 69
CAR RUETID ROCKER PANELS 3-DoeC*. 85 45 pal?”
PontUe. TO 1-74
FOR RENT
Van paper etoamor, floor eanden, polishers hand lenders furnace vacuum cleaners, Oakland Fuel ft Paint. 43b Orchard Lake Av*.
CarncrBs ft Equipment 70
PMAiiom
—---------------PROM43M*
Trumpets, Corneu, Trombones ■Mil
hSo&mKm OulUrerln" AmpSler* *•! 60 value '
W* eteck parti ft aantt**. Al lxed Oretach Out tar Dealer. TERMS	LAYAWAY 1
EDWARDS . ~I8’i;-~8AOmAW ACCORDIAN, 44 BAH. GOOD CON-
Importe. Wrlte P.O, Box 448,
ACCORDION 8ALB. ALL SIZES.
________SPANISH OUTtAR
3 output amphnart. *7*.

1 month* mane rental. mSfmrmmir
ty 111 par mo. plue eartoie. credit allowed If purchased.
GRINNELL’S
37 E Baglnaw
RED CRUSHED BRICK
Leading dally. Mil ■- Warren. W* degrtr UN 4-4375.
■HRIDDBD BLACK DIRT. PUL-verleed Top SotL B. L. French.
DRT FIREPLACE LOOS AND elab wood. FB ft380i. FIREPLACE, FtlNNACB AND
Bpruee. i to 1 fl Small
■fetwaa, I to 5 ft. Michigan kin
ary frown tree). Pontiac Land-leaping' TO 5-0477 or TO 8-53*4.
13 *aUrVou1d?*.**il 'ml* north 'at
■ gfeyw Mg
imffM Farm 8970 Dixie Hwy. (0M. W Clfirtuton, MA I-1H3 ITRAWRERRT PLANT*:-STATf W^Cmgrlp*^#ad!*MA W&
STRAWBERRY PI.ANT8
EVERBSARINO____
State hupected, OA 8-8488. ITRAWBKRRIES PLANTS. 8TATB Inspected. 3 vaiietlea. Robtoaoh. Frmnian*. end MarshaU. AU vtrue
free, a. JuhL 0|
3 PALAMINOS. *15* BACH.
AT 8 tVIC*.—RBO.—M0RO4 etalllon. CaU 54Apto 4-1745. ATTRACTIVE I YlUUt OLD ROAN geldto*. WU1 ride and drive. lUe papers, OR 5-4444.	,
POR SALE ! TENNESSEE RBOI8-
d boggy, Nj Dryden I
a demonstration ai ViiMrTn£r. Salee. J544 W Huron (Flan to
ffi»TeieaeT**> *lclt‘
DETROITER PONTIAC CHIEF Sea the inn Detroiter fee lid*. Larger window ana, more stor-age enOea, uniform temperature pen tree, ■qperler cenetrueiton aad beaaty e* design. A pries y‘“
the all new Ditrotter. Tana* to your eatlefactlon.
HOB HUTCHINSON
___MOBILE HOMES 8ALE8
4311 Dial* Hwy, Drayton,Plain* 4 Ml N. of Pontlae arfl-Utt Open 7 day* a y**k tX(±rmbm£uy~c)jtitr ti ">r! New Moon Luxucpnvlng fra low —‘	----OBMlIf
lenoed rider. TO	____
•10% 4 WEEKS OLD. ALSO O— end duck*. 4831 Maybe* Bd. SHETLAND PONY WITH * k bridle. *178. I-	---
Sale Farm Product/
3-0341. .
DIO 4* LB. BAO.
■ '“t- Sm, t 8-1111.
\XLWl
V .17 POOT VACA-
t VACATION TRAILER —one now. AU aew 14*4 . Pixie Trailer Salee and ^ “•
aV- ALUMDtUll TRAVEL trallere. Sleep* 4. STM. "Little Jar tamping trailer., Beep* I.
OOOPKLL TRAILER SALBS tm «. RocheeUr Rd. UL 345H IMMACULATE is-ft. ALU. TRAEL-ra, excellent eaadltlen. mart 1*0-
> Farm jBqidpmeBt 87
BA WALKINO TRACTOR 1th Slew AM cultivator, n, ■-II8S.
4 FT. OftK POR FORD OR PIR-
__gueon tractor. OR 3-5711.
~ H.P. RlDOtO TRACTOR—It Of.
I. blade, nttMUt,
ra, drag, (j I.. Holly. :
m Oak 'mil Rd!
1-6155.
It4l PXROUSON NO. 4* TRACTOR. Ilk* new. with all raolpmmk far garden rtnwtj^jra
M Vj 40-—1454 Palace, lfbjrjr
-im Ri«ha«dia%j# la stun Champion. Several fr wide .from 3r to 41'. rarnkto teen* w»d drol* See us. HOLLY MAR DIB AND COACH BALES. 15316 HeUy Bd.. Holly.™
NIMROD COLLAPmni.x rmn.wn
“Xri. *a??btro^a
1*47 FORD TRACTOR. SHERMAN tranemleelon. OR 14M after i
Cultivator, stow ■ gang, mower, hydraullo lift Chadwtok . w 5-4743. ALLIS CHALMERS
—	------r- _ UOBK
traitor, How and cultivator. $331. Edward Baker. 3818 PWnttao Trail.
ALL!* CHALMERS. S. TRACTOR and 8 piece* of emto-
RBP08-44 tractor
ver Salee oft M-34 Ion north of Oxford.	’
66unt OARO&N tractor Hrrik
I Mete Traen^Uuu?1* jr anto. Dra^n{e><fram*V|iltehea
Oxford Trailer Sales
SeSagSBJ!
•Q •«•». ••11-coDtalDtd or not.
41 U9td mm tt SB) tall M if nm
csnnoi bay H — rtnl U, Trailer aeaerarale*. W* rent
oSU^ilra0* —* ^ PARKHURST -TRAILER COURT & SALES
>r» and, seed, print* tots an SUS?*	°rio° And
fto « wrakdey. and 13 to * on 3iUjQqroii	TO 4-8743
SPRINO CLEARANCE gw »»> DIB-
Sa£®s;;;;Lsi'.ara
THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY; APRIL 28, 1960 s
FIFTY-SEVEN
Boats ft Accessories 97
v
MSP__BUN ox MUf*
Unea. D1t*’( Ruppliox and air fill xtatlon
SPORTSMEN'S
HEADQUARTERS
U-» it the Double Stoplight tint* Orlop
op«o t owTwP T- nr hmi
Buchanan jBbatworks .
R*w aluminum boat. 1 hp. Ivlnrud# 8*76: Ntw 13 ft. WOM
boot*. US; Stool, gift: aluminum |UI; FlbcrgUo, $170; 1MM ggg; runabout*. g|4g; Sow flbor-glM BWOgOOtU. gggg BY OWNSR g H P. TWIN UA KINO Uko now, loop MOB g hr*, running time tnplttgfag o torp. ggO ooih toktxolL" llT 4-rag.
BOAT WBOItAKCl. ODtT IlM per $10? TTimrii r~ — « 5-7003. r» t-om.
BOAT WINDSHIELDS
^feMrr: trailer
oil” Complete tiork of fibergtoa 6 fS5*LJS? tTjiiJjs™ onO piaotic motorlolx. (Soot gd-g- i-ioJwl WW “« Tnittot ity — soil price*) SotUo mUti Spy, Fg m*_____________Co. 10479 Highland M. tM-981.
Tor Sals Tlrts	—-
Panaramlc, wrap-a-rmindx. I_______
ahhrid* — out ctio. Any height, large or nA wo wore them
a-i used tine# »ga c
. W»;
for
'.STATE THUS SALES ! 6M‘Saginaw g$.	Fl 4-46*7
STANDARD BRAND WE$f TIRES, trade la OB Ooneral Safety Tiros.
W&ltowa?l»P*r **•• •*• *“®11 M
ED WILLIAMS
SM S. Sostnaw at Soohuro oooS dsed tires
KUHN AUTO SEHTlCH 140 W. Huron	HE 8-1315
loSki TsOxit Slack tires, all
Dime bnadi On w« eftr*. ttft.lt jplu* t*x r-A ini Bn ifr* Bales •
BOAT SHOW TT1IS » Quality Dm! Bf - fct 8COTT MOTOR!
Aggfo Ssrvtes t M
CRANKSHAFT ORINDINO IN THS
.c*-*./j'b^, ____________jm w. HU
CRANKSHAFT ORiNDINO IP THE'f-lTHTnu
car Cylinder* re bored Zuct Ma-	„
•nine Shop » Howl Phono FE 7f,v,P
10 PER CENT DOWN, 10 MONTHS
CRUISE-OUT BOAT SALES
It • Tuno-Up Time-All llotoro 0i «■ Walton. OtewSwa. PR0-*4Qg BOATS. MOTORS AND TRAOJOtS l^joynga on new outfit* with
' ate motor* end traitor*. Hardware 3001 Auburn at wains, Auburn HftlfOta, Fi 2-8811.
*—gfcfrTUlY
^BRIS CRAFT CAVALIER SLICK CRAFT PIBCRQLAS 1 SAILPISH-flONnSH
Wanted Used Cars 101 MODEST MAIDENS
By J«y Al%n
ATTENTION
writs PATNO ■
TOP $$$ DOLLAR
FOR CLEAN USED CARS ,
Glenn’s Motor Sales on w. 'Huron	*“
A. BIG IF
IT—I know heitmuch ...
no — I'oowm soiwwdofc ...	/
If — I could cot can ...
Why b* hall aunt Lot U* taka aw “Ir’ out at oaUtau your par. Call at now lor a freih evaluation of tear car. wa have buy on wawas.	in
je&gme
"Bright Spot"
---Orchard Lake at Ca»o
PE 8-0488*	yjOtW?
AVERILL'S
3038 Dixie Ewy. '* fR 1-0070	fl «•
AS MUCH AS isn FOR JUNK and cheap ear*. PR l-Mi* day* or
DSFJMDABLI uAd CAWS HARDXNBUR0 MOTOR SALES CAM at Pike	FE. 8-7308.
HIGH 0 FOR LATE MODEL . SLSWORTH R RKATTIE. MA 9-1400
urroi lowsr too* pat-
moata a flea you trantportaUoa.
JO£rS CAR LOT
Bli Pontiac Road at Opdyke
QUALITY MOTOR
NEEDS MODEL CLEAN CARS TODAY! So orchard last r—
See M&M Moto.
a North Chev.
Top 733 K. Oo
ANDY CSIKI GARAGE
Tune-vn loactollst and Gen Re-
Woo MOM bow SO.
Way-Partr, IS ft
Tune-up Specialist aaS Ool. ...
DOMESTIC AND FOREION CABS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS
.... jury the wa
-ROBERT BOSCH"____________
'll parte trade m Oormony. Ifni
"CA8TROL" Motor k Tnuumlftton out. The masterpiece In olio made la England .also the la-1 m nu* DEL CO-DC! DRY CHARGE! SATTyWBCS. ________________i
Sale Motor Scooters 94
Si ALLSTATE MOTOR SCOOTER ' Runp goad. UL S4700T itaa Cushman pacemaker
Qood cond *110. tai N. Perry.j 1*47 CRUISAtRE. 1040 WOODBINE.
hTL (
___gli
Coming *aon — ---- Star alum.
i Motorcycle (aloe.
.-
AlauN*
i how he figures he’rtnivihr* date with n pay your own way into the ball park! ”
Sale Used Cars 106
'*» CHEVROLET V-g AUTO. TRANS. RADIO AND HEATER. POWER 8TEERINO AND POWBR BRAKES. REAL MI Cl!
JEROME
“BRIGHT SPOT
ORCHARD LAEX AT CASS,_
PI 0-0488	OPEN EVES.
*M CHEVROLET, NIL AUt,4-DOOB hardtop. PE 2-5830.__
1957 CHEVROLET
ONLY $1195
Hrissmrrn
106
Sals Ussd Cars
It** FIAT SEDAN MODEL 120*. u«* i* ear that la Just like black and Maroon Ip __ j one owner. Our Mock U30. Priced at only 11440.
Sale Used Cars 106
R.R. Whitewalls, 1
Tides AUTO m
OR 1-llg*
HuotOr^RlTd. I
9131 | COMPLETE SERVICE OS ALL * make*. Cash lor tars.	.. *
. RARELE8S SALES k SERTICE law I «IS8 S. Talasraph t fE *-*4*4 IMS TOLKSWAOEN CONVERT-Iblo, FE S-4300.	i
'8* VOIJtSWAOSN. GOOD CONDI*
4-DOOR HARDTOP, PULL POWER
PAY OFE $3495
Absolutely no cash needed R)to Auto., Mr Boll. FE *-451* IQS E. Med. atAuburn
lUlCK, 4-DOOR, HARDTOP century. lull power, radio and haator, now tlroa, *7*t. PI >-*087.
MM BUICE HARDTOP. R A »10,
c----- Dyaaflow. a boautilui one
______ Yellow and white finish.
Our stock No. 1352 Our low price
‘B4 CADILLAC t 4 DOOR SEDAN. AUTO. TRANS. RADIO AND HEATER. FIRST COME. FIRST SBRVBD.
JEROME
“BRIGHT SPOT”
ORCHARD LANS AT CARS PS 8-000__OPEN STBS.
1959 CHEVROLET
IMMACULATE IMP ALA HARDTOP with gorgeous gold and b*lg* Itn-lak with atrUuns matohlng Interior. Effortless powerglld# transmission will send you sailing oecr the highways Ilk* the breesa. Power steering makes handling E-e-f Z-s-a. A MUST ON YOUR USED CAR SHOPPING LIST. OUTSTANDING AT SUM
1955 CHE\^ WAO0N.
ma la a Y-0, 4-Do*, radio om boo tor, standard shift. ITT owns ear that'* exceptionally clean In side and ouw Be sura and aaa thl
""’ plOPLE'S AUTO BASES aktend
» vHRYSLER. OOC >800. EM 3-0124,
1197 DE SOTO HARDTtfr. RADIO, automatic transmission heater, luu power. The best Do Soto mod-del With a beautiful red and whlta finish stock Ho. 13M. And prised ot only 11.288
North Chev.
I. at 8. Woodward Are.
Sale Used Cars 196
10M FORD RANCH WAOON RADIO * HEATER, ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments, of $34.11 par ma. Cad Credit Ugr.t Mr Parka at la 4-7400. Harold" Tumor Pucd,
1957 foife odtniTfcT ibbAil. <
‘Saps UiMd Car* lit
-IMS FORD. T-l. 1 DOOR RADIO * HEATS®. ABSOLUTELY SO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments of $30.71 an mo. call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at Ml «-TM*. Harold

aMan-Auto
*1*90 30 months to finaaosTlMU ] M1NQ HAM - R AMBLER, OHS.! WOODWARD. Ml 0-3004. '
UM FORD 3-DOOR CU8TO»*LINS. I V-g, >400. ME 7-2791,	_ j
1964 FORD. RADIO AND HEATER. ! Custom line, excellent condition. Ro money down TUB pried 118*. i Assume poyments of (EM month i See Credit Maneger, Mr. -Whlta M Kins Auto Sales. MS S. Sagl- , -----FE
JUNKERS
WE GOT ’EMf
$95.00
‘83 Chevrolet Hardto* •53 Chevrolet • Doer ’83 Pontiac m
RINK
Sato Us«4 Cars
-ATE ’|7 kOHNSURT.'' 0 PASS. Stauen wagon. Full power. Rails A ^healer. 18.080 ml 8PM. MI/
IS MERCURY MONTEREY
♦ DOOR, ardln, 83
dow grven &a*l whlta. dean (4 and out, power, jfj* No Manly Down. BIRMINOHAM -RS MBLER. 888 S. WOOTWARD MI 0-M#4. -
jo' olds, aoao trarsPorta- ■
lion, RAB Call PR 0-0M7.
M OLDS (8 HARDTOP. HYDRA-matle power brakes k steering. Radio k heater. Whitewalls Cleta $850. MA 4-2447. 1759 A.-htan.
1957 OLDS SUnOt 4 DOOR. RAW
fun RMar. wniuwam. s-MRa
green, l owner that U^sharj. gls-
worth k Beattie. MA $-1491
!49 FORD. RUNS GOOD. ‘	_____________
“ 2-4769,	| (Next to
7TOR1A, lBXTR*A T~Tm
Clean. First
•53 FORD VICTORIA. EXTRA clean; no rust- $350; FE MWO. ‘$5 FORD FAIRLANE.
FOM. TTh/’-----v
Auburn, near Crooks.-------.——
FORD 53. V-$, 4-DOOR BRIAN, overdrive, eicellent mechanical .condition, very little rust, ha*' a few dents $3*0. FE ►*<«._ ’&1'lPORD, 1 2-DR. GOOD COND.
iOSS^Firab CUSTOMLWE.^RADIO 1
ol tio/lV
MOTORS k OARAGE
^T&oi ~,r HjS SUM I ’ ' the Rolladlum)


■ excellent condition
FORD V-*
_ DR 3-1
'56 FORD
?	2-DR., STICK. V-l»	'
$395 FULL PRICE
JUST MAKE
$22
8 Saginaw. Fl 8-0402 '59 FORd FAIHLANI C - Igl.s white wall--«15 alter 5.
Suburban
OLDS-IARK
|’592 S. Woodward B’ham MI 4-4485
i SERVICE UNTIL bODNIOHT | ’53 OLDS SUPER 90, 2-DOOR,
| auto., sharp. FE 5-4411 altar 4 1 ;BW7 •	'—4-	17	. I
• rwroiaSMOTiiJf bepan Kabio 8^— of 017.0*
t DOWN. Asa
-.000 ml., ___________ _____
FS 2-8613 alter *.	■>	» (IMS ' ME,
’55 FORD CONVERTIBLE. nHW 3-7*42. H ______
ion. new white waila. new- bat-	*7 PPRP/W-*. I-DR-
tary. Nice car, ui, lslito,__ REPOSSESSION
’56 FORD STATION WAOON, 4 DR. t745 f(ll] '.lce Mo Cash Np,
iaartniri'oo&AUio«rRrrS?	pay	Do* May 20th
nTSpSS:^	% "It* Auto J*, Bell ri $-453.
2-7*31.	_______
JsS’l
1*51 FORD, EXCELLENT OQNDI-• tlon. FE 5-0872.
1957 _ CONVraraLE_FO R D 000, l°IM0 ac-
MONTHLV PAYMENTS	,
\ RITE AUTO SALES .
' 108 E SLVD. 8. AT AUNUllN | PE 9-4839' / Wl/TjltFll,
sfitn?IC* CA*' ” Slack ’** oum. 3 door, imfhd
iselns. -	... ------Good condition.
4-7*04. Harold
* W*H*- MB brakes.
1. Like
i. See b
fcl
i white leather Ulterior, culate Inside and ■ out. n i
609._______________________
FORD V-8. 4 DOOR. CLEAN; r. *20$ J C Hardin. 03 Oak-
id. FB 4-040*.___
1940 FORD COUPE CLEAN
R 3-3*
'M DeSOTO. 2 DOOR. HARDTOP, beautiful interior, powerfllte transmission, power ateerlng, radio end heater, good white wall tires, I 03901 FE 6-2940.	I
DE BOTO 59 COHVERT ALL white. Pvt, owner. FR 60410. 1002 DODGE CORONET. RADIO and heater,, excellent eonditlon. No money down. Full price $08. Assume oayment* of 81.M week. Bee credit manager • Mr. White at Xing Auto Oalea. US S.
Oaglnaw FE *0482.______________
95 DODGE CUSTOM ROTAL V I.
M EAGLE JUST OVERHAULED,
$100 • PE 0-1707	' ■’	‘ X- 1
1957 kONY CYCLE. SELL OR trade for late model rifle UL
FOX COWBOY CARTS 1NeCUiXOCH
JBIvice 1-
2163 8 _Tdegraph	Pontiac j
NEW fc USED CUSHMAN EAOLESI simplex, k Track Rabbit Cars 230 x. Pike. Phono ,PB MM*.
PRACTICALLY NEW CUSHMAN! motor scooter with all extras. L $500 new. will sacrifice for $200.
FE 2-9241._________
For Sale Motorcycles 95
1*4* INDIAN 74
OR 34059	[
1M* TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE. 650 Cc Market 4-3989.
tl*2 XABtXY, CAN-------— —, ... I,......	-
. 3029 Hill Rd FE kMBjdftr 8. FOURTEEN 1*56 NORTON 600 CC FULLyLJH?:?®' FE
aar"' z:
; ZUNDAfP MOTORCTCLE $M.	_______ ■
HARLKY DAVIDBOn' MOTORCY	Opsn^gaturday *"to 4
cl»._8inall siae, fR 6-1741.	~w~/ yinimir."
MEW AND USED- IMFORTED MO ^
Vo rev lies our soectallx.	43 W./14 Mile Rd, at John R,
WSSSSL ^ PE 5-3454 [: 1 .	/ Lincoln 3-4y2__________
b£e TEN 1960 HARLEY DAvreoN i /Franchise dealer of
----^-“"^‘vJ^'l/Speed-Liner, Sea Ray,
North- Chev
Mr »,_d. $t 6. Wood.^d^j
r»3WE| Crissman!
RC)CHESTER
103 I 1699 BLTCK - -—J hardtojN^ Might
BUICK J3' ROADUASTER. POWER ~1 steering. RkH. Private owner.
ntketn Dr.	Open R
VQL 2-9731
•54 BUICK. $$6 -4 CYLINDER. I 19M CHEVROLET 1MPALA CON-all aluminum CroOey with trans- ) vertlble. RkH, WW. FB 4-9922
top. Nice! EM MMl. B. Conway. •55 CHEVY 2-DR.
REPOSSESSION
Pull price. No'Caab Needed; Br'- “ ——ith. Due Juno 1st. nMCll'HNS
__S. at Auburn
I. NARD-l to CHEVROLET CONVEKITBLE.
i. Straight si
wThm.
shift. Ovordrivi
Fer Sato Bicycles
ENGLISH SCHWINN 29 IN.
cond. 91* PR 5-g*62 sfiJ GIRL’S BICYCLE IN ' dltloii., $20. OR 3-used nKrtcLEB. $l___________
2$ ' Schwinn MkW. $41 $9 $1 Scarlett’s Blke/ind Hobby
Swift* Boats
LOTS OP NEW k USED BOATS
Oakland Marine Exch.
I "OUTBOARD SPECIALISTS"
: 391_S. Saginaw___FE 8-4101
1 LARSON. CUTTER. WHIRLWIND AND ARMTOCRAR BOATS O R U M M AN_ AN D_ OLD TOWN
HR DUD
lew.
IRD 6 F250 TON PICK-up. 64. 9*75. EM *4137.
-94 CHEVY lib TON STEEL BOX.
‘M Ford H ton plclfhp, O.U. ] '$4 Chevy H too pickup • ’ *91 Chevy. Sod. Del., Very Oood, ECONOMY CARS 23 AUBURN ioiD 11*7, P-000. DUMP. aADDUB tank, large roar Una, big axel $1,460. $1033 W. Nine MCe Rd pear Telex raph. ______
Pontiac’s Truck Center
CMC
Factory. Branch OAKLAND AT CASS
CHEV. CONVERT. BLACK, to. traba. WW tires, RkH,
____ 5-234$.___■
v	• nir*~**¥eamp
NO MONEY DOWN .
__iff$ rw—ni$t ■	Aaaamt
small monthlv payments. $375 full pries. Ring Mr. Bing. Lucky Auto teles. PE 4-10M. FE 4-2214. 1$3 8. Saginaw.	,
1858 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. hardtop A ahanilel No monoy down, lust ring Hr. Bing. Lucky Auto Bales. Ft 4-1006. FE 44314
CONVERTIBLE ’$7fORD,BHARF, will trmde, can finftnee. Wm ft-flift.
BOB BUTLER
A COMPLETE LINE GP T-» k	—-i:'~s^.l MARINE RABDWAiR AND
rim Accecsories v7 marine paints trailer
—r—   PARTS. AMD TRAILER TIRES.
NSW 8178. II MONTH
'ifei** % HARRINGTON BOATS
“r ” YOUR EYINRUDE DEALER ... ifFT^Aimoir EXC COND. ggj-	ff ■%*«
Sacrllice. best offer, EM 3-88*8.	•
TnT"s point hydro. h.f.! j
Mercury. PR V$8U iVWjVOARp OUfiOARD MO-
tor *126° or	' T BOARDMAN’S
OREOORY CAT "OTSoAT,:7171 Highland Rd. at Wm. Laht Rd. d»kt — »-lm-l	OR 4-0313
HAROLD ^TURNER’S TRUCK CENTER
> 444 g WOODWARD MI 4-7$gg I RgUdlMOBAM	MICH IQ AN
SPECIAL
I* nrr 13 ft. van, mug tour:
3 8PD. SHIP! *1090.
SCHRAM’S-TRUCKS
JOHNSON MOTORS MFG BOATS
e Rwy.
OR 3
•IPTTC TANK CLXAN1MO TRUCK. MA 4-1129
FORD - ROOM TRtocX_#ffR
X, 10. 4
R 3-0311
OberOns outside.
I 3-Ok

__t. dull alter-5 pte-'OR 34302.; Hsrbor
12 FT. RUNABOUT. 39 X.P. 8K> twin motor. Trailer, $400. OR |
JOHNSON MOTORS
maroraR boat*. JOator trailers,
lj FT. CHRIBCRAFT xrt BOAT.] **SjesmBfM?»St mmum
usodA toaaan. MI 4i)te i______ JSK!mT M R ____________
13 VtfOT ALUMA-Cgjy jpAT. rEJ'y■•SKm.-i aood condition Mb horsepower. I NEW NT AND INO RIGOING8 FOR JSi,« 5StbSrd motoi/Ukt new JRkftJtot Aaff^Tl^ than FE 8-8210 alter 0 p.m.'	. I
rcmOXBR FLTWdbO^pAT,j
_________■ w ship marine
dagtnao Wo traaa. -Low down payments. Other models alio
srwra
C crntAiV. "outSoard! aodessorios, 32 bp. Scott AM*
' Master Craft traUer with
. 14-FtT wolverine, mahogany. 39 h.p Johnson motor sad trailer. OL 6-1802 aft* 4 p,m.
14' IT. RUNABOUT, 81k" H P. motor, *200. IR 1-099*
uTrOOT LACROMB RUNABOUT, outboard, aphatetorod, llghto, windshield. iMedomeUr, steering, no motor. *475. OR 4-0034.
16 FT. LYIUN FIBHWO BOAT, ktadatuold, lights, < uphoUtery canvas, gl**. EM 3442* after TfRgjMftjHi
lg H.P. Bleat. Nvlnrude. M
ft
WUSSl
HP.
motor* ------,
year warranty. _ Olaatron, Festhercraft, an* Freeland Boats, gterling , trailers. Marina supplies — -. Bervice — Prop Borylo*. IRtblgoa Boat kervloo, 3*g* W. Huron it.
W 6W41 Open ‘ta*f*» b.m.
' ' dAitoiiow. wk ■
,	; ,PE6-«03 ,
*r to"^tow“ci«eiBrt. i»*l. W-
cellent condition, sleep* J llmsh toflat tMd awMv. UL *-D4k >12	ipgtoNB CABIN ctUMER,
Flrat Vl! takes. A Week days after BiRR PJB. *
*4162, Attar * p.
AiuMnWM
IMild m — _________-
- i	with is h.p.
■ gVinrugg^ conttol^j MHl ' wmmi.
4-WI7
Owens Boats
Inboard* — Outboards I'ibreglas Runabouts Mercury Motors New and Used Accessories Parts and Service Big Savings Low Down Payments
MAZUREK MOTOR & MARINE SALES Woodward at South Blvd. FE 4-9587
' Repitch — tolas** — Wald
AU Sties Carried In Stock
24 HR. PROP REPAIR
’ Free ChOck Up ,.ki Beat k Fro-Casa Lake Ho*«
WILL DEMONSTRATE 14’ RUN-about wtth ITSK! Johnson. Lika naw/Mooring, windshield, remote aygjgWl, By^va. Lake
’^rRIMpirhit^ Ofigredl
1*0 Hawaii |Sl$ 'extra Hew T^||P,IWt Service too. OR
Au^i la—pay	104
P.L., PD k MED FOR MONT CARS 80 00 ON.
0 MO. PATMTt: or 00.00 EA. 4-3530_____Eves. FE 8-4303
1000 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD-top. V4 olivine, radio, hooter.
O-glide wher* else but at Chevrolet can one tike thli be found tor enly.1740. Mock No. 1303-B.
North Chev..
'8* CKtvY'r V-*. STICK, #ACK.
2 door. 8*88, OR 34227.
YO-CHEVY MPALA. 4 DR.. HT. jPertect^eond ). (UM. HerricX.
88 CHE VIE 2 DOOR WAGON, straight shift, low mlloogOw OL 1-1577.
Foreign ft Sports Cara 105
CORVETTE HARDTOP. 27* ek. With posltracUon traction aster. ’Exc. cond. FE 2-3404.
’ GAS SAVERS
have a good eelectkm of Imports MD Roadster, a' real (ports
Now Showing 17m ill New Morris 190.. . . (1404 Delivered Price.
jthorised dealer for MO. Mar-l. Minor, Austin end Austin Healey
Hough ten &-Son
1004 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. RADIO *ad heeler, excellent condition. No monoy down. Pull price 0131. Assume poyments of *1-29 weak. Bee credit manager, Mr. White at Km* ABto galea. 118 B. Saginaw.
PI *-0402.__________
'll CHIVY 8. POWENOLlDt-i door, t-tone paint mad clean ear, 86*9. J. C. Hardin, *2 Oakland, ra 4-0405.
59 CHKV. 110. 1ST *490 TAKES tt. PI 2-1170.	_ ■
•67 CHEVIB, 210, 4-DOOR, *92* FB 4-1*91, 652 Markle -.AVe. ' 1967 CHEVROLET 1-EWOft. IRA-dio. heater, Powsrgllde. 6 eyitn-economy and a out
North Chev.
inter Blvd, at S. Woodward Ax
43 Oakland, to 44405___
> UTCX. '14. EXCEPTIONALLY n. OR 84969.________________
Sato Used Cara
HASKINS
APRIL
. CLEARANCE
iMpte I wn*i iri.,,1. Like MW oandWlcu throughout. Beautiful yellow and to»ry ftalab.
19*1 Oldtmobua 1-deer' eedan. HydVamatlo, radio, heater, beautiful green and white IHwab <
UM Chevrolet * door (OdaR radio, boater. Solid turquotee flnUh.
MM G
MlflDf,
radio.
Royal hardtop. V-g )matte transbiUalon, ir. Beautiful I«towe
Sharp dusk pearl i
_.aaft
^throughrat.
Haskins Chev.
UM CHEVROLET BEL AIR 0-door hardtop. Radio heater, paw. orgUdeT Beautiful sky blue and . white (Utah. Our .atock Ma. 134*. Our price IL406.
, North Chev,
r BlVd. at g. Woodward Avo. ngbam	MX 4-2735
'85 BEL AIR CHEVY. I DOOR. BY owner. *536. PI 8-2788 after 4. —ARP ’45 CHEV.. CALIFORNIA custom rolled end pleated Interior, runs good, no rust. Rost offer. After 4 p.m. ra 2Tllt 1956 CHEV! 8. AUTOMATIC, 17EAT-" 4 door, whltexrafls- On# owner
Pontiac Auto ' Brokers Ken Sez "Sell 'Em" ‘
’99 Chev. Or, ..........
’57 Hoick HT ...........
*M Food Oedsn ..........
*57 Butek i Dr. - ......
’M Valkswugon ..........
•96 Ford Wagon .........
’M Buick NT ............
•66 CbOf. 81*
*56 FeH Victoria ......
•M fiyfhouoTi br. . . . ’99 Pontiac .............
’93 ChevrolM _1sa.«./..
'll Otofrolot ..........
•53 MBdobater ..........
'91 Positive —WMlt .. ■93 PonUsc 1 Dr.........
n
i
ii
. *378
1300 Pony at Madison FE 4-81W 1M7 NUICK SPECIAL 4 DR HARD-top. RkH Whttewsli*. Blue ar* white. SUM.
Suburban
OLDS-LARK
592 S. Woodward B’ham MI 4-4485
SERVICE UNTIL MIDNIGHT
after 8___
5 CHEV. 3 DOOR. V8, STAND-ard Trane 1649. Joe's Corner Op-dyke and Foatlae Rd. FE 3-7*31.
u«( cnniourr bil-air t.
’59 FORD •
Country Sedsn. v-» engine, aul matte transmission *3100.
Lany Jerome
ROCHESTER FORD DEALER OL 1-8711
.953 FORD SEDAN, RADIO k HEATER. OVERDRIVE. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. At sumo psymr— -*	*-■
Can MR ■
Ml 4-7*00. Harold 13 Chrysler, clean RkH. -(4*
50-	51 Chevy, RkH.....  *55
53- 52 PontUic .... ...*145
,43-M Plymouth, good run. —(05
51-	'53 Bulek, good run.965
15 Ford V-g Klrlane .  *496
M Ply. - '65 Chevy ..♦*»» up
' PLENTY OTHERS FINANCE ARRANOKD ECONOMY CARS	22 AUBURN
DO YOU WANT
a good used ear you cad depend on?
n you do, R win pay yon to eomo and tee the fin* need cars w* have for sale before you buy any
195,9 Rambler
-2 door sedan heater, MOO actual mttes. A real bay. at’0138*.
Houghten & Son
YoUr Friendly Oldsmoblle Dealer
sharp.’ Private. OL L4711.-17 M OLDS, RID AND MOT! finished. 3- door hardtop, power brakes, Jetaway hydramatle, JI engine. 4027000 mllee, private oxrnM. *1,300 no others need sail.
______________—
other beaMNai Mem lug
North Chev.
CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN-!
Owe in and S*e us and j Hunter Blvd. at B. Woodward Avsl let ut help you adjust to a less Birmingham	— 0413*
*l5oN’S*USED CARS I-------------------------------------
*77 M24	Lake Orion	v vi*ivr r» |t"T It
______at 2-1*81	HEY PALI I
. **ll Wp, 8 bom*. —8t	* t*- *.	■*	- *	_
OR 3-2396	• | Lookin’for gome Low Law Priced
Transportation >	--- ■
4 HUDSON 4
I JACK COLE, UNO
Sharp One-Owner Can •
’*0 CHEV. Bel Air.
'SO CHEV Bel Air 50 FORD Wagon.
■	.'64 FORD. 2 DR. *3
_________SM 3-0416_____; I '57 PLYM. 4 Dr. Belvede
1067 LINCOLN, ONI OWNER, EX- '56 FORD g Dr. Custom cellent eonditlon, wlltte k green, b'56 CHEV, 4 Dr. Wagon WW tires. Here Is comfort and 1 ‘49 MERC. 9 Pass. Wgn. pleasure tor that long vacation '55 CHEV. -	—
trip. A real bu/. Call owner, MA ‘95 PONT.—WH 0-2807.	_____________ '54 PONT. Wagon.
Jr. auto.1_|i •?*
Jr, 4 Dr. ..riltoS,
i. PS k pb ». M«S.
i—| m
#. Wgn. < Hardtop
f nan p<
. Park! at ner Ford.
1090 FORD A NOILIA, LIKE NEW
I! . condition throughout. Priced to sell. 11045 30 months to finance. BIRMINGHAM-RAMBLER. 666 8.
WOODWARD. MI 0-3004.	____
I BUY NOW AND SAVE
- '04 Ford ............ *125
11 ’» Chevrolet ......  *146
'S3 WUlys ........... *14*
ROGER'S SALES k SERVICE ! 60S Auburn Ave	FE 9-6101
1991 FORD, V-8
REPOSSESSION
I *926 lull price. No cash needed Pay only 927. Due May frth Rite Auto. .Mr. Bell. FE 6-4930 100 Esst Blvd. 8. at Auburn 1054 FORD CUSTOM!,INI. 4 DR. I Stan Trans. RkH. Turn signals W.W. Exc. cond. Inside and out. OB 3-100*.
mefl
. BIRMINGHAM-RAM- f 8. WOODWARD. MI
19 MERCURY~RkH, ISlh-CUB-
- tom. 0150. PI I-474A__
958 MERCURY HARDTOP, RkH. poWer brake*, white walla. I own*
er,_A-l TC >7771.________
•50 MERCURY, *?GOOD COND. Qood~ilrei $100. PE s 4303
FIREDOME 4 DR. POWER 8TEERINO •SIM
►4a—Ford A Chevy a m . . .3125 and up. selection of 'ftfa.
LYMOOTH r 4 DOOR.
MS CHEV BEL AIR SPORTS CQWjte. Powerglide. $$5o - FE
n unav., xiv, v-e,- dish Trans. SHARP! *11M. Jo* nor Opdyke sad PonWac X
glide. V-0 FE 4-2027 after 5 p m. 1853- CREVY DELUXE 2 DOOR. “ y clean. 1 owner. FB 3-7*42.
J
________________ FARKWOOD
slstlonwsgon. | oyl- powerglld*. white-ws3ir»2*M. 32M W. Wotton - OR 3-8784.	;
(04 CHEVROLET WAOON. R k H7 Powerglide, s reel utility 2nd cur. fctworth k Beattie. MA 8-180*.
1054 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR, IM-maeulatoly clean. 1 owner. Hurry, $29*. 24 months to finaaco. Mo monoy down. EIRMDfGNAM-RAMBLER, M* 8. WOODWARD. Ml *-2*04.
1862 CHEVROLET I DOOR. RADIO k. HEATER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments of ** 65 per mo. CaU oral Mgr. Mr. Parks at1 Ml *-7M(. Harold Turner Pord.
(4 CHEV. 4 DR (460. CALL APT-
I OR 3-2i
SAVE
Terrific Trade-ins
I—Pontiac—station wagon. iwor. Beautiful blue finish. L
Low down pay-
1050'Pontiac Btarchlef 4-Dr. Hardtop. Hydramatle. Radio and hsat-*r. Whltewallx. AU leather Interior. Low down payment.
1955 Pontine r Dr. sedan. Radio k boater. Tour' *4*. '$0 or ’$1 WU make down payment.
. Several ltoo Demos All Models to Choose From Bom* Below Cost
HAUPT
PONTIAC
CLARKSTON
J-U on* mile north of U.S. 10
Open Eves. ui.Ul f eacopt. Wed. MAP’- ■
Abm ca
Good Transportation
. NO MONEY DOWN
’*2 Ford Convert. , RkH Pint I 71
’*1 Ford V-8, RkH .....tee . $1**
(3) '52 Ctwvtea, RAH nice' $1*0
43) '02 Pontlacs RkH ;.......2178
'08 Pord A-l thruout, V-8 .'...*188
S3 Chev. Bel Air, RAH°......*186
'54 Buick gjnoclal. RJiH ......828*
'84 Plymouth CSb Ops. Sharp) 1295 '18 Chevy I, Station Wgn.
; 54 Olds M 3-dr. RkH
'ARLIHIR ra-DR. HT1---
FAIRLANE, 2-DR. r« ere all low mileage and ,.d with new ear warranty. TOM BOHR, INC Main, Milford, MU 4-1712. 1*88 FORD' NfATIONWAOON, EX-oolltnt condition, radio and heater. Ro money down. Assume pay. punte of 824.38 per month. Be* credit manager, Mr. Whit* at Klnj Auw gals*. 11* «, Saginaw.
s!
'*8 Math OD ............
$5 Packard Clipper .......
(21 *8* Chevy. RkH .....
'96 Plymouth, sharp) ...
(31 ’tl Bulek RTs, gup., gpac.
•485
CHOICE OF 25- MORE CARS. NO PAIR OFFER REFUSED
Superior Auto Sales 312 Moptcalpi at Oakland
* FRANK
SCHUCK
RADIO ARD HEATER.
■87 FORD ............
fairlane *8*. Radio ai Auto. Traaa. Power stoi Power Brak**'.'
‘84 FORD ......
AutoTihws*' *4dl° ,nd *
’*6 PLYMOUTH 3 DR. ..
Radio and Motor
-FRANK
SCHUCK
INCORPORATED,
11-24 AT BUCXHORN I.AEE LAKH ORION ,	MY 3*411
_________R TRADE It-------
•ary, o door, hardtop, eaclptlonal-
ly clean. UL >1488._______1
187 FORD WAOON, RkH. WHITE* walla, automatic,, l owns/ car. Elsworth *_ Beat tie. MA 5-1400. m pord'fairlane. AUTOMATIC. All autraa. MA 0-2103 after 0:3*. AU day Oat, k Bun.
18*4 POM), 2.t>OOB ,
REPOSSESSION
820* fun price. No cash heeded Pay only (17. Due May i*th Rite Auto, Mr. ML IR *-453*
__10* Eait Blrd. a. at Auburn
1*83 FORD CUSTOMLINE. RADIO and beater excellent condition. Ma money down PuU price 8SS. Assume paymeote ol *1.26 week. Bo* credit manager Mr, White at King Auto Sate*. US S. Bagl-.nnw.toj.8M8~ ''	•
'59 BUICK 8 DR. HARDTOP POW-er steering k power brake* $2295 17 FONTIAC 2 Dr. Hardtop. Whitewall tlroa. Auto, traaa- Radio k
JukLu................77mm
'$* PLYMOUTH	4	Dr.	Sedan	1
owner ................ *	*40
'88 FONTIAC Station Wagon. Hy-dramatlc. Radio k Beater * 70S ■87 BUICK 8 Dr. Hardtop. Dyne-flow Radio k Heater .. 813*5 '$$ HUDSON 4 Dr. Sedan. Goad
condition ...........  0	30*
'll PONTIAC 3 Dr. Coups. 1 owner. Good cond...... ... 0	190
;*3 BUICK l Dr. Hel|*Op ^ I	149
967 PORD 2 DOOR. RADIO k HEATER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Aesume payments of *37.00 par mo. Coll Credit Mgr. Mr. Peru ut MI 4-7*00. Kaiold Turner Ford. ____________
J & H Spring Specials -
'09 Bulek, fharp, 2-Door _*98;
TO Ford, 8-Door, very clean .149
94 Chevy, 3-Door ...........18
'13 Chevy 3-Door ......... *30
'04 Bulek super, 3-Door .. _*29
'02 Plymouth, 4-Door ......* 7
'61 Cncvy, 4-Door .........t T
J ft H AUTO SALES 250 Oakland Ave.
DODGE
CITY
'90 DODQE ........ |AVE *800
POLARA 8 DOOR, 9 PASS WA" ON. 1,000 MILE8. LIKE NEW
'94 BUICK ......... Off*
niCTAL 4 DOM, RIV. RED k WHITE. THIS » A ONE OWNER. LOOK THIS ONE OTTER GOODI ^
•M FORD ....'i..,.,,.	1699
^ DOOR FAIRLANE, RED k
•9* CHEVROLET	. .*700
316 SEDAN 3 DOOR. KM MILES ONE OWNER JET BLACK BEAUTY I
'$6 FORD .... ( 505
gWaBOi 1 DR. SEDAN. 1 OWNER.
'9* PLtMOUTH .........*4*1
BELVEDERE 4 DOOR 7^4 AUTO. TEARS. ONE OWNER.
‘13 BUICK	  (399
SPECIAL I DOOR SB DAN, RLACK k WHftl THERE »
t NO RUST ON TO ONE.
JOHN I. SMITH DODGE
BRAID
MOTOR. SALtfS
Dixie Ok'd Cars
DIXIE RWY. REAR 8A&HABAW DRAYTON PLAINS MICH. WOLtm. $ b&M HARDTOP Fi 2-4009._
'50 OLDS. SUPER ftS. 3-DR Hftb« top. Sharpl Hydra, and power. 81,089. By owner. PE 4-312K
WILSON
PQNTIAC-CADILLAC '
CLEAN
Birmingham Trades
[Y 1350 N. *
• Woodward
I AT PIKE BT. PE 2-0180 1 BIRMINGHAM
„ FORD 8 _■ ______ . - _
rmn \............. 3n*
98 CHEVY 3 Dr. Sedan .... 8 548 •87 PONTIAC « Dr. Hardtop Hydra.
pgwer brakee.
'IS CHEVY « Dr. Btacayn*. One
Owner.................... gl3$5
'97 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sedan Bydra-(sattc. Radio k Heater 91049 '57 PORD 8 Dr. Hardtop. Power steering and brakes. FOM. One -owner. Like new.. *13*9
'98 BUICK 4 Dr. Htrdjop....fit**
'OS OLDS 8 Dr. Hardtop. Hydramst-
•68 CHEW Bel Air 4 Dr. Hardtop. Powerglide * .... ffiw
HOMER HIGHT MTRS.
SHOP THE BIG
///
yy
FOR THESE VALUES
UnriCTA HARDTOP—a boor. Radio end water. D. Flow. Power Steering.------ -	---
'90 RAMBLER ....	........81499
AMERICAN ■ U P ■ R STATION WAOON. Neater, Standard Trane. Solid Green Palat.
'99 PORD .
Yellow aad Black.
asd Standard Tfana. _
Stock flnl.h.
'll BUICK ..... ............|*M
CNNTUBY 4 DOOR HARDTOP Radio and Beater. D-naW. Beat aovon. Tlu^TOoni white,' com and. Bittersweet.
88 PONTIAC j..v............. .1495
! DOOR BBOAN — Radio and Rea ter. Auto. Trane, • w-Walls.
4 DOOR. A Raal Nice
THE BIO "O" BARGAIN BARONS HR RANK OR OUW
OLIVER'
Motor Sales
>1| ORCHARD LAKE AV*.
0UICK
OPEL RENAULT JEEP
FB Sj|l*l -	Open r—
TERMS
WILL 'CONSIDER ANY OFFER REOARDINO PAYMENT OR TRADE-IN. YOU NAME IT - ’59 Ford* Galaxie 		 ’54 Rambler.						 *55 DeSoto 4-Door, 2-tone		 ’55 Dodge 4-Door, automatic ........ ’55 Mercyry Montclair Coupe ....... ’57 DeSoto Flite Hardtop				PRICE. DOWN - WELL TRY) 		$1995 	$295 	..$595 ,.v...$ 595 .......$ 795 	$1385
’57 DeSoto 4-Door, power .... /■	 *57 Plymouth 4-Door, 6-cylinder v.. g.		$1295 795
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ’	
NO RED TAPE — CHOICE FINANCTNO AVAILABLE		
’57 Plymouth Hardtop, several				$1295
’53 Cadillac Coupe, power 						$675
'56 DeSoto 4-Door ..................	„*....$ 695
'56 Olds St!p$r 88			.......$1095
’59 Plymouth Sport Fury ...........	.......$229$
’59 Pontiac Hardtop, black 						$2395
’60 DeSoto Adventurer 							$AVE
’56 Olds 96 Hardtop			.....,,.$1145
’57 Chevrolet Hardtop		$1275
’59 Ford Galaxie Convert. 					$2295
NO CASH REQUIRED
. ON CARS LESS THAN 81.000
’57 Dodge Custom Royal ...................$1275
’56 Ford Custom 8, automatic-.............$ 675
’59 "T” Bird \......................... .$3195
’58 PontiacS tar chief, power.............$1775:
’56 Plymouth 4-Door, 2-tone ..............$ 575
BUY A BIRMINGHAM CAR FROM SCHUTZ THERE’S A DIFFERENCE! -
SCHUTZ:
motors; iNc. '
DESOTO... PLYMOUTH... VALIANT Across from Greenfield’s Restaurant , :.j 912 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM	MICHIGAN
Ml $7428	JO 6-872$
FIFTY-EIGHT
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960
Sale Uied Car* 106 -------------------
■w oumicmaa
1 DOOR HARDTOP WITH AUTO. TRAMS. RADIO AMD HI/**"
JEROME
"BRIGHT SPOT"
ORCHARD LAKH AT CABS ■T 1-041_ own m.
urn# paym
«*iftftti Mia' iff A ir naw. HT I MW. ,:
UU PLYMOUTH, RADIO AMD h.xter, excellant condition. No monay down. Pull print NR. An* sumo payment* of tt.Tl per: month. Boo crodlt manager »t UuAjrte Bole*. Ill 8. Saginaw.
't* PLYMOUTH.
Sale Used Cara
IBM PLYMOUTH > thrifty, « ayllndar ohlft. Kwagant OOWimoii. om M npponrnneo. Low mileage,
w!*WCh*« "** "*
I SUDAN standard
___ Whitt I white trap tin KM 3-4*37.
SHEP'S
Month-End
SALE
— COMPARE —
— THESE PRICES r
I* PONTIAC t Dr. H-TOO ll«U *» CHEVY a-Alr « P*..H-T. *13*4
•57 CHEVY 1 T-
Sale Uaad Cara 106

STATION WAOOM rock on top.^ whlto^wnll tlroo.
Clarkston Motor Sales
CHRY8LER-PLYM0UTH DEALER Main St.. CUrktton. MA 5-5141
>USadtof .wtawr. bjoi
color le right and _ _ _
right Oar (Cock No. 1347. Only
North Chev.
Hunter Bird, at B Woodward A00.
MM SUBURBAN 4-DOOR STATION Waton - Plymouth. LOW mutate. Must sell quick.- PE 4-41t>. ilil PLTidOPTH CLUB COUPE RADIO a MATHR. ABSOLUTELY NO MONET DOWN. Assume pey-menta of 13313 per mo. call credit Kp. Ur. Parka at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner Ford, iasi PLY. .GOOD BODY.- OOOD I tram »100. 1173 Alhl St.. Water- {
ford Twp,	___ ,
•17 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP, RAH.
3-	tone rad and black, push but- j ton, clean, by owner, PE 1-1335.
^••18 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON WITH RADIO A HEATER. 11.- I. 3*1. JACK COLE. 1M0 W. MAPLE AT PONTIAC TRAIL. MA I
4- 4111.	T
MM PLTMOtm aTATIOMirAOOM. I excellent condition. No money • dawn. Assume payments of ttih par month. Set credit manaipr, fir. White at Kin* Auto Mm. I 115 E Saginaw. PE (-1401.
•51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN THRIFTY. I a -.iindtr and standard thlft. Ex-1 . condition. BdWUfMl ap-
’•? H9BP	• | JJJ;
I MS 1174;
______„ . ___ _ .. . sin!
S4 PONTIAC-3 Door ... JIM.
■14 CHEVY t Saar 3M .... 104
•si auiqf 1 Deer ..
•11 (UR 1 Deer .
$3 PONTIAC « Deer
• 1*1
• rfi
Wheel and Deal with
RINK
MOT OHS a OAKAOB
13 RAMBLER 4 DR.
FACTORY BRANCH *	*59 PONTIAC
CATALINA COWYBRTlBLa Radio a Heater. Hydra-matte, W-Wallt. Power ■tterlnr a Power brakei.
$2795
Pontiac
Retail
Store
FE 3-7956
11 MT CLEMENS ST BEHIND THETOST OWHCE H PONTIAC STAfciCKIW. kiS
Sal# Usad Cara 106
Hutchinson’* Service UL 2-1120 FE 2-8262
•11 Pord 1331, *11 Batok MIS. •13 Chet. 13M. 13 Pontiac 3175.
:s3EJvh ^ ^
•11 PLYMOUTH, I cyun.. al ’ll DESOTO PI refute, aatn. •SI PONTIAC !, t ‘-
Bei Air was pewaxgflde. radto a i heater. ■;
. j*SA POaD cOHfBBT	IMS
!: 4455 W. Huron OR 4-0391.
■M PONTIAC STARCHIEP. RAH ! Rydramatic. antta wall tires, pow-! or steering and brakes. FE M414 REPOeSSSSSD/ NO MONET dn. ima Ponutc. S dear. Heads s little body wait, dost ml full price. Ring Mr. Bing. Lucky AIM Hail, PC 4-lOtt. PE 4-3314. 153 B. Sag-
MM PONTIAC
FACTORY BRANCH ’57* PONTIAC
STATION WAOON Superchief—Radia * Heater. Hydramatla. W-Walis f
brakes. rt*"1a* *
$1795
Pontiac
Retail
Store
FE 3-7954	*
H MT. CLEMENS ST BEHIND THE PQ6T OPPICE
mn puNTMC. i-dooh
REPOSSESSION
1141 fuU price. No eaah needed
•8 HOICK, 3-Dr.
’M BU1CK conrert. fun pwr MSS •14 STUDEBAXIR wgn. 4-Dr. PH
*M PORD, | Cyan, itd. ...3335
•54 PONTIAC conrert .....34M
*13 CHEVIE Bel Air f cyttn. . .MSS ■S3 CHEVROLET 311 powrrfHde till ---*ONTIAC~(tick ...l.....MM
___________________fan
QUEEN AUTO SALES
171 8. Saglnsw
II MM7 or PB mu
WILL ACCEPT
I enpHanee*. at*. Os eat new ud Ramblers or any good used ear as part payment.
BILL SPENCE
•(3 M ( lias U 11 Char, stick. 11 •55 Plym I Snrwy. * dr, Axt* IB ! This smr Is far ahwrwhidaga MSS VAira AUTO SALES Ih OM 3-IBM --------
VALIANT
clarkIton motor SALES •
Main St.. Clarkston _ MA Mill Out where the orerhesd la low MSS PLYMOUTH. 3-DOOR
REPOSSESSION *
IMS full price. Ne cash Beaded Pay only 137. Due May lith . Rite Auto. Mr. BeU. PB (-4131
a automatic, radto aad aa 1 owner. 314SS. 34 ftnshee. BIRMNOHAM-
—_______ M4 a WOODWARD.
UMM
■M PONTIAC CAT. I DR. BED. Hyd.. DU power. A-l irndHIm. Owner. Priced te eell. MT S41itt. U PONTIAC STARCHIEP 4 DSL CHm. Ektras. 5335*. PH mq NEW PONTIAPS AT TRKMKN-I done dlesemH, De no4 fair to eei ! aa belare yea bay -
I Keego Sales & Service
SM 8. SAGINAW
MATTHEWS-
HARGREAVES
FR
PICNIC TABLE
With Every
New or Used Gar Purchased
DURIXG OUR
Most Spectacular Spring $ale Ever Over 100
Like-New Used Cars
One of the Best Selections in Michigan
- Values Galore -
GUARANTEED TO SAVE YOU MONEY
.. .Now $2195
’59 CHEVROLET
STATION WAOON
Parkwood 4-Doer V-t— PewergHde, radio and heater. Solid beige paint with copper Interior.
.. .Now $2085
’60 CHEVROLET
CORVAIR 4-DOOR
Rddlo. heater,, standard transmission, loud light
- .; Now $1795
•SO CHEVROLET-
STATION WAOON	.
Brookwood — I cylinder.
. .Now $1895
’59 CHEVROLET
BEL AI1I 9-DOOR Radio.
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THE gQNTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APltlL 28, i960
FIFTY-yiNE
- -Todays Television Programs--
Pnpim farelsbi8 by stations listed to tkto column in nhjtci to chug* without not ten
Channel t-ffW lV Chaaael 7-WXYZTV Channel 9-CKLW TV
TOMGHT’S nr HIGHLIGHTS
CiM (2) Movie (began at 5 p.m.) (4) Jim Bogie.
• (7> Three Stooge*.
(9) Popeye.
(98) Scarehllgirt.
*:38 (4) Weather.
«:» (3) (4) New*, Weather.
(7) Stooge* (<mit.)
<9> Thi* Is Alice.
(98) New« Magazine.
4:40 (3) New* Analyst.
(4) (7) Sport*
•: M (3) (4) (7) New*, Sport*.
(98) Metaphysic*.
1:**' (2) San Francisco Beat.
-------(4) (color) Mich- Outdoor*,
l (7) Cannonball.
(9) Huckleberry Hound.
(98) Metaphysics (cent.)
1:80 (3) lock Up.
(4) Journey to - Understand-tag, No. 8.
(7) Stove Canyon.
(9) Million Dollar Movie. Comedy:	He# Lamarr.
Cbufc Cable, and Eve Arden to “Comrade X" (’•),
\ (98) Shorthand.
• \<2) Bet# Hutton. t4) Bat Marteroon. ra> Donna Reed.
(to Movie (began at
7:39

p.m.)	*
(98) Spanish It. '
8:s* (2) Johnny Rtago.'
(4) Producer’* Choice.
(7) Real McCoys.
(9) Movie (began p.m.)
(98) American Democracy. 0:0* (3) Kane Grey Theater.
(4) Bachelor Father.
(7) Pat Boone.
(9) Wrestling.
(96) Coneuntor Market.
9:19 (3) Markham
(4) (color) Ernie Ford, i (7) Untouchables.
(9) Wrestling (coat.)__
(96) Amertcda Democracy.
It: It (2) Accent an Comedy.
L (4) Bet Your Life.
(7) Untouchables (coot.)
(9) News, Weather.
10: to (9) Telescope. lfcM (2) Comedy (cont.)
(4) Shotgun Slade. .	/
(7) Ernie Kovacs Show.*
(9) News.
|i»t48 <9) Starlight Theater.
I Drama: Jeanne Grata, “In; ; the Jdeantime, Darting.”
(’44).	*•	-----.
It.to (3) (4) (7) News, Weather,
(3)	As World Turns.
(7) Life of Riley.
8:48 (2) Medic.
(4)	Queen tor a Day.
(7) Day in Court.
(3)	House Party.
(4)	Loretta Young.
(7) Gale Storm.
(9) Home Fair.
(2)	Millionaire.
(4) Young Dr. Malone.
(7) Boat the Clock.
(9) Movie.
8:80 (3) Verdict la Your*.
(4) From These Root*.
(7) Who Do You Trust.
(56) Concept. *
(3)	Brighter Day.
(4)	Fibber McGee, Molly.
(7) American Bandstand.
4:18 ’12) Secret Storm.
|4:» (2) Edge of Night.
(4) Buckskin. li) Robin Hood.
8:89 (2) Movie.
___, (4) (color) George Pierrot
(9) Looney Tunes and Jte-I ' gtes.
1:80 (7) Rin Tin Tin.
I:M (9) Jac LeGotf.
TV
Features
11:80 (2) Nightwatch Theater. j Western:	Randolph Scott.;
"Texan*." (’38).
11:89 (4) Jack Paar Show.
11:99 (7) Whitt Hunter.
Friday Morning
8:00 (4) Continental Classroom. !4:M (4) (e o) or) Continental! Classroom
By Vailed Preas lateraatteaal
JOURNEY TO UNDERSTAND.^9:M (2) Meditation ING, 7:39 p.m. (4), French Presi- i:U (2) On the Farm Front, dent De Gaulle's tour of the nation 7:98, (2) TV College.
Is summarized via tapea and inter- '	(4) Today,
views.	\ .	(7). Fanews.
PAT BOONE, 9 p.m. (1). Taped!** (7)	TJ™*
in Salzburg, Austria, the half-hour <2) ^eUx, offers views ot the festival city. 8:19 (2) Captain Kangaroo.
UNTOUC8UBUES. 9:30p.m. (7). *;* J7' f***2S,
Biot Ness (Robert Stock) moves
to brrek upTSTy^r racket to- » For Betler or Worv. volving motion picture theaters, j*-™ ” J ERNIE FORD SHOW, 9:39 p.m. (2) Mwie '
(4). The entire company vWts ... F eizabeth
\ 10:88 <9> Billboard.
TV News and Reviews
High plains cover about western third of Kansas.
Paris, London Ventures Good Ideas, but Actually...
I By FRED DANZIG NEW YORK (UPI> —„ Television served up the tale ot two cities -last iUght
V *
Invitation to Pari*’’ on AQCTV curtsied to the lovely French capital and NBC-TV's “Perry Como Show” rattled around the city of
•peeking, probably looked b on paper teen It <
dltton of “Greeeeleevee" after Como delivered Me eoto numbers to an natfdy manner.
One consolation for Perry might be that be did a better Job in London — conversationally and pic-tortally — than4 did NBC* last emigrant to Britain, Jade Paar.
THE CHANNEL SWIM:
Iron H o r * e m a tu'L a half-hour filmed adventure «eerie»...abon early railroading in the South west, is in preparation for a possible run in NBC-TV’s 1960-61
While many charming local ornaments — architectural and feminine — were recorded, too many outdoor numbers just didn’t < off well
The biggest flop was a jazz i her in Montmartre, which was confused.
The tact that some of the Mgb-pewered performer* ap-
I lackadaisical
'Offered {5.000 to Kill Suitor’
Mrs. Aadland Allegedly Plotted Injury or Death for Beverly's Boy Friend
LOS ANGELES (Utt) - A Hollywood actor’ testified Wednesday that Mrs. Florence Aadland tried to persuade him to beat up a suitor of her daughter Beverly,
.land offered him a 89,000 “bonus” lit be killed die man * * *
The witness,' Bob Prof eta, 31. J
CSStS	Doesn’t Fear Type Carting
delinquency of her daughter, lastj "	1
:lsr01 ** Z, ~"!ett Hunter to Play Jesus
•Tales of Wells Fargo.” starring Dale Robertson as Jim Hardie, continues in its Monday night time slot on NBC-TV next tall . . .Ed Sullivan starts running oft Ms first-1 summer tapes with Ms July j 3 program.
Zachary Scott has signed aa Barrator of ABC-TV’e “Mualc tor j a Spring Night” production next Wednesday. The theme wfd be “Sound* of a City.”
I guess the weather can’t be[ Completed Tasting for Rod Ser-j helped but we certainly didn’t see -playhouse 90" drama, “In much of the bright, sunny April- ^ pr^ce of Mine Enemies,”
PIRATE’S WIFE—This is Barbara Table. 18, whose husband of one month was arrested with another man by Cuban authorities after the murder of a ship captain. The skipper had rescued the men from a lonely Bahama island, but refused to go ashore and save Mr*. Table because of dangerous waters. After .slaying the skipper, the men fled with! his boat.
in-Paris weather we hear about.
* * *
My favorite parts of this many-fragment show had an all-girl chorus singing a lovely song at Place dee Vosges, a singer named Dalida performing in,a cafe and tlie combination of Les Compag-ijons de la Chanson singing “The Three Bells” before Notre Dame.
Having survived 1
has Arthur Kennedy, Susan Koh-j nor, Oscar HomoBca, George Mac Rea# and Sam Jaffe in support of Charles Laughton. Air time is Mayll
Bom to Dead Mom, ' Baby Lives 23 Hours
„ „	_____ TORRANCE. Calif .	- A baby
j lived 23 hours after being bom to his slain mother by Caesarean sec-s a subdued Perry whol tjon
-----	- “l	irLfu8h°W The infant died Wednesday fail
that originated in the British cap- Harbor Generia HoBpltal> where ital. Perhaps the trip tired him. had ^ amoved from the body!
At any rate, the videotaped hour Lf Mn Carole Tyior M Hei> huR.j [proceeded at a pace_ that was| band.Marvin, 26, Is in jail on eus-i I pioion 'of murdering her.
Under questioning by Mr*.
; Aadiand’a attorney ! Mttcheteaa* Prefeta, who took - photograph* of a wtue-driuktag | party at the Asdisad apartmeut I March 19, saM he aad hie friend I Lee Dtanea, 88, went to d “
! Met attorney’s office to
“We went there," he said,
cause Mrs. Aadland had solicited to play Jesus in
to beat up Jack Dulin and Kings”’1 a new Jtrpatrhent of the]
tion of a new school of business at
Drury College. (Color)	]lt.H 79) ^ ^ school
ACCENT ON COMEDY 19 p.m.1	(4) nay Your Hunch.
(2). Hour-long variety, starring W:H (7) News.
Ray Boiger, Dorothy Loudon, the ll;l# l4) (cotor) p^ b Right Goofers, Smith and Daw, A1 Kelly.	I lucv
Herb Shriner and Mike Wallace, i (7>	^ charm.
OROL’CHO MARX SHOW. 10	(9) Movie
p.m. (4). Mrs. Lena Marciano, jiiiip (4) Concentration, mother of former fight champ! (2) December Bride Rocky Marciano, is a special con- tis«. (?) Detroit Today, test ant.
JACK PAAR 88IOW. 11:39 p.m.|
44). Panelisdi include Eddie Albert!	v
and Kurt Kasaiar. With Hugh 18:89 (2) Lope of Life.	___ ______
Downs and Jose Mails.	(4) Truth or Consequences, igmphs to court to add to the 13
N--------------------------------*i_____G»; , ithe state’s contentkqi that Mrs.
(S) Minnow on tnt Sty. • Amdltnd Bliowtd her daughter toi 12:18 (9) FWiow Me.	jdrink intoxicating liquors -and go
lt:» (2) Search tor Tomorrow. t<r bed with adult males.
I - (4) (co&r>*B Gould Be You.
(7) Lowe That Bob. j (9) Myrt and ports.
18:41 (2) Guiding Upht.
18:89 (9) News.-1:99 (2) Our Miss Brooks.
(4) Bold Journey. ft I (7) About Fsca. j (9) Movie.
in Defiance ot a Legend
more tuckered-out than is Customary even for standard stateside
Como. One exception: some lively	Doctors removed the baby a
singing in * pub,	.	^ .Her Mr.. Tytor died.
I then kept him alive for 49 min-| The show opened^ with Hm«- j u4m |,y, mouth to-mouth resusci-wastlng airport foolishness that J tatloa before placing Mm ia an seems to attract all our talent incubator.
I when they land overseas. After	<	,__
pJ-.. -----	. Police said Tyior admitted shoot-
BV BOB THOMAS	with the film makers: Bronston,|	MFjR *° *** 1ng hik wife in the head at their
HOLLYWOOD HI — Filmland!director Nick Ray and writer Phil’	home after a violent quarrel over
TT [legehds die hard, and the on* YonJan, who are getting ready to *The production crew succeeded^ drinking.
about H. B. Warner is returotagL,^	[M squeezing as much out of each-.^-.l
to heckle Jeffrey Hunter.	j snoa in upam. ^	^	[htatoric slte as local rules al-
The 33-year-old actor has signed;	, hi_f hfl, *h*t lowe<1' rn*
- ■ ■ ■« **2“ •>* —
The True Story of Jesse James.
.!! fully'exploited had Como, ever it
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
S-» topurtjh. !KwSS,“LS”. MS:
uc. i iwnemoeri-__
• killed.’
BRINGS 8 NEW PHOTOS Profeta brought two new photo-1
uel Bronston in Spain, Italy and;dit.. brother Frank -	. ..
Holy Land for m	mustaches!**^	the ^ of Bed‘
six million dol-jand hair pieces, they said to be10™-
tars. Jesus has! careful that I didn’t look too! TV Anal quarter-hour was sal-Iffftrn btm ppJChrist-like.”	________ vaged by a choral group’s ren-
t oaa of
Mitchebon objected, saying, "This picture only shows two peo-j pie sitting on k studio couch."
THOMAS
tr#ed fleetingly in films, but this is the first biH port ant biography since Cedi B. De Mille made his; silent “King of! Kings’’ in 1927. The De Mille es-{ tate is suing!
Nothing Very Modest About the Stage Actors
Bronston over use ot the, title.
By EARL WILSON
• NEW YORK — Our New York stage actors can be pretty blasted blnaed.	#
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;and his acting career was blighted! ■■■■■ putting on the “Tony Awards” here the other tor years thereafter. During om	night, convinced that their Show was better]
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Park Will Open This Sunday at Walled Lake
[AWisement Park. “The Junior Tunpflse,” will put youngsters to | the\ drivers’ seats of small hot-rodsand allow them to steer their [own ctarse on the track this year.
The amusement park announced today its preview opening Sunday.
Anstbei mm afUeatare tor ft>e ye—gs«er» It the park’s “Moth-
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All of the rides at the park will reopen Sunday including the roller-coaster, merry-go-round, whiriy [ planes and speedboat ridea on the [lake.
Boats tor, fishing and picnic far duties also are available wtfh a beach tor swimming. The park ot-u AmSuaMMit*a !fers free admission and parking.
“I knew there are eertaia risks tevolved. Rat 4’m wtiling to take them because the part Is as great,” Ranter said.
“I’m wrt worried aheut getting typed. Gee, I've played so many kinds of rules in my career that don’t think this one could stop
QUITE A DIFFERENCE Hunter was playing a widely divergent rule when we talked. He 'Hell to Eternity” as Guy Gabaldon, Los Angeles Martafe who captured 2,000 Japanese on Okinawa.,
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I answered ‘sure!’ ”
The actor isn’t certain how he was chosen. He has done no Biblical rotes, didn’t even teat for the film. H* hasn't even talked
Hearing Next Week for Gas Rate Hike
LANSING HiHearings -ot Michigan Consolidated Gas 0*.’a petition for an annual rate hike of at least 15,400,000 win get under way here Monday.
The Public Service Commission has set aside the* entire week to allow the utility to present its
Michigan Consolidated’ request is for a $5,400,000 increase to ottMt’tUb Uglier coat of buying bulk gas toom American-Loulsiana Pipe Line Go.
A Federal Power Commission order authorizing another supplier — Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Ob. — to stop selling bulk gas to MteMgan Ooneotldated went into effect last fan.
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Jackie Gleason said in accepting his award, “This Is a sneaky way ts got back on television.” Tom Beasley, the La Guardia of “Florollo!”, in thanking Direetof George Abbott, declared: Tf It weren’t for him, Td Just be im-other chubby little motor."
Eddie Albert, Ray Boiger, Elliott Nugent, James Thurber and Russell Crouse were also brilliant. New York’s got a potentially tremendous TV extravaganza here — it’s a uffinder that some Madison Avenue genius doesn’t^grab it and help make New York famous. New York’s too shy. that’s why!
The French papers asked the Vgaldorf lf It would have to order a special President-alze bed for lanky Free, de Oaulle — and Mary McCloud, the pj. gal, said, MNo Indeed, we already have beds big enough. We even have beds big enough for Texans.” Asked what other notables had commandeered,the bed that’ll be supplied de Oaulle, Miss M. said, "Just say It wasn’t Mickey Rooney.”
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Anita Bryant’s rapidly becoming the new singing sensation. Tha Oklahoma beauty queen’s new song and deal to become the Coca-Cola girl will rocket her to the top.
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Lis Tayler made Eddie douse his etgkr at Aqueduct before a camera manA •napped them ... Nancy Sinatra Jr. and Tommy Sands’ll to married , by Perry Como’s friend# Father “Bob” .Walter 8leaak must slice off 30 lbs. for his summer TV series.
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GengrtaMofors Corp. today an* nouhiecij'Jt has smashed all records for any quarterly period in , its history in sales and payrolls— ai)d taxes,' toOf- no doubt—during tnev flrat quarter of 1900.
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a comn to |U4 par share In the (tret quarter if iNS, after dedeeflag dividends an the preferreff stocks, compared Witt 91.19 per share to the same ported Iasi year.
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to tojUfy accounted foV a I sales oetput of .1,400,011
initial period of Wtth I,111, 480 last year—a !4 per sent Increase. Trucks and coaches manufactured in U.S.'plants totaled 193, 897, compared with JZ1,002 last year.
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United States In the first quarter iaga In Up9» as well as _ U.8. of 1960 was 365,003, compared with hourly-rate aad worldwide pay-342,899 in foe same period'of 1959. roBa, were at recard levels tor
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ployes and foe number of hours they worked per week averaged $127.18 and 41.7 hours, vespective-ly, compared with $113.72’ and 39.4 hours in foe first quarter of last Thetoverage number of wage-year.
any quarter,” Gordon said.
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SHE LOVE) ME, SHE LOVES ME NOT -Eighteen-month-old Rickey Hudson of Seattle may well be 'thinking such thoughts as his 29k-. year-oM sister Vicky gives him a big kiss after -she had just pushed hitq out a third-story window. By a stroke of luck two passers-by saw foe young-
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County to Protest Expected Hike in Equalized
PONTI^ jllCHIGAy, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960—60- PA&ES
Oakland County equalisation officials today were pre-paring; data io protect tire coimty’s I960 equalized valu-ation of $1,893,302,301 .from an expected 13 per cent hike t)y state officials.
Although they said they expected some adjustment —maybe about a 7 per cent boost—officials added they would pull out all atopa to protest any 13 pgr cent climb which the,State Tax'Commission says it will recommend around the state.; — popies of the 1960 assessed and equalized valuatlcaik-.——~——tof the county’s 25 townships and 22 cities Were
Taylor Probing Graftal Exhibit
Looks Oyer Oak Park Tool Show Site Where Unions Are Accused
mailed to supervisors yesterday. They’ll pass on them Monday.
No opposition to. expected,' said William. B. Grabendike. director ' (of the equalisation department.
The new county equalized valuation is $79,386,973 more than the valuation of $1,822,915,328 Grabendike laid the increase, is Mi to new construction.
A first-hand look was taken this morning by Prosecutor George F. Taylor Otto possible graft ahd tort ion charges at the huge « chine topi show closing today Oak Park.' .
Hit chief investigator. Anthpny F. Stiel/got nowhere yesterday.
’ Taylor today visited the site of the show, the Detroit Artillery Armory on Eight Mile rood, talk with executive director Harry E. Conrad. SUel' went along. Members of the Oak Park police - also were invited.
With the release of the totMs, speculation moved slightly the guessing stage' as to what the county’s new tax rate jwili be. It will remain indefinite, however, until the State Borfrd of Equalization makes adjustipenta county equalized valuations.
Taylor said SUei found foe exhibitors “frightened, to death" to reveal anything.
•FEARED REPRISALS’
He said some of them told Stiei the unions might .not move their machinery out of the show if they talked/."
The show is sponsored by the American Society of Tool A Manufacturing Engineers. - Workers at the show are members of car-panters’,, electricians’ and plumbers’ locals.
Taytar said ho may call lir'i grand jury If he finds his own investigation is betog hampered by tattnridattofi of tbe Sil exhibitors at foe sho<
Conrad, who disclosed the reported payoffs, said foe troubles - could put. a dampro on other scheduled shows to Detroit.
, Union Jurisdiction*! disputes, picketing, walkouts and. slowdowns have hampered foe show since the exhibitors started setting up displays two weeks ago.
as?,’ Levinson-! solely on what the -state does with our figure,” the Birmingham supervisor added.
He figured the county’s valuation would not be .hiked as high as 13 per cent, which stAte officials indicate is necessary to bring valuations to a level of about 50 per qettt of actual cash value under present economic conditions.
Grabendike said close compliance with the state’s'-1955 equalization manual has kept Oakland County ploae to this figure Ml along.
There will be. some units (counties) that will need foe 1 not Oakland Cptoity,” Grabendike insisted. “That’s what I have to prove." .
TO CON8ULT BUILDERS He said before he goes to Lansing to axgtie any such increase he planned to consult with JocM builders to show that construction cotta have not climbed any 19 per cent. He said it-was closer to 5 per cent.
After he was criticized for attending foe opening, Detroit flayer Louis Mlrtant suggested that the trouble—which he Mamed on foe "terrible Incompetence” of ’ the show pffidala-could be avoided inthe future with one general contractor setting up exhibits. Ho would win foe Job on a bid-basis.
Hon. Young Daughter of Hifohito a DJ! *
TOKYO U» — EMyirior Hire-hito’s youngest daughter has gotten herself a fob as a disc jockey .
“Unthinkable! Preposterous!” gasped die-hard traditionalists. -"Splendid! Wonderful!” ex-claimed members of the younger set to w b o m fun-loving ex-Princess Suga, 21, is a heroine and symbol of the new Japan.
Never In the leaf ,- praag Ala-tory of foe Chrysanthemum Throat has a member of the bunudlato Imperial family been - known to take. a salaried fob.
T^e . vivacious girl, who. laat month became Mfe. Takafco Shim-azu. Will appear daily except Sunday an g 10-minute program of rfcwdiMBi railed "Princess , Time” put on by a locM outlet *waf the Nippon Broadcasting Co.
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7 per oral increase in the county total by state officials. This, he said, probably would permit bold-iag foe tax rile at the preaeat
A public hearing will be held in (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)
Gome On, Let's Kiss and Make Up
Three Indicted in Alleged Plot fo Shield Hoffa
ster hanging on the window ledge. They ran toward him .and one of them arrived Just in tilde to catch him as he fell. Rickey’s mother Mrs. Irvin Sullivan said. Vicky Is “always throwing things out the window."
Parking Free idi 3-Day Sale
Free, parking in the municipal lota to a special feature of the annuM Dowtown Spring Value Days sale, which began today and will continue through Saturday.
Fpr foe second time Ip a month, the Downtown.. Merchants' Assn, has prepaid the city for use of tha
l6ts, assuring free parking facity-ties aH foiy. lojngrior all shoppers who n&d them.
flw outstanding sudbess merchants had with the llrep parking daring Downtown Dollar Days In March CMVtaded merchants if Us popularity Witt shoppers, said fl	- Rjchman,
During the sale, retailers will be featurIng unusually favorable vMues, he said.
As an extra attraction, Oakland County formers have Men .invited to exhibit spring plants and flowers sidewalk And curbstone displays.
Shoebox Camera' Idea Gives Navy San Picture
Teamster Boss- Asks Federal Court to' Drop Fund Misuse Trial
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WASHINGTON — A federal grand jiily today indicted tttree persons for an alleged conspiracy to shield James R. Hoffa and oilier] union leaders from a Senate investigation.
The indictment named SaUy T. Huck^former chief telephone operator at the Woodner Apartment Hotel in Washington where Hoffa maintains his , headquarters; Joseph M. Williamson, an attorney of Urbane, 111.; and Moss Herman a. New York member of Hoffa’s Teamsters Union.
'Mrs. Hucks and tuv assistant, Violet A. Davis, were previously indicted hi December on charges of altering said destroying records of telephone calls in and 'out of the Woodner suites occupied hy Hoffa,James Cross, president of foe Bakers Union, and tbfir associated
Suicide of Aide's Family Shocks Ex-Chief, Nation
Syngman Ridas Away m Early Rioters "Caff Him 'Patriot'	“.
WASHINGTON GR—Using schoolboy “shoebox camera’’ techniques in a space rocket, the Navy has* obtained the- first picture of, the sun by its own invisible X-ray light.
Dr. Herbert Friedman of the Naval Research Laboratory reported the development today in a paper prepared for the annual meet-4-IngrOf the Academy of Sci- * ences.
In another courtroom in Washington today Teanlsters Pres-, Men! , Hoffa .asked ,a federal | court to cancel his civil trial, for alleged misuse rof .Union funds. .Judge Joseph R.’ Jackson heard arguments on Holla's bid! to avoid the- proceeding which could lead 'fo his ouster from office,
Hoffa* suffered a' setback terday when Jackson denied a request to postpone the hearing until other issues In the tangled case are decided by Federal Judge F. Dickinson Letts.
X*-rays from foe sun help at times to bedevil radio and other communications onjfoe earth. And the new experiment conoetvebly will hefo in the effort to combat foem, foe report indicated.
Friefonaa . said foe unique photo of the sun was taken last week from a rocket soAring I'M mlleo above New Mexico. The experiment used a camera based on the pinhole method familiar to a lot of do-it-yourself amateur photographers-
This to a method in whtob a
Probers Told of ‘Advice* Fee ’
pinhole is poked into age end of a shoebox to admit NghL while a tiny square patch, is' cut to the other end of foe box and covered with tissue paper to serve viewing piece. The image' o tissue paper appears, inverted and ; fix size' to proportional to the length of the box, The finer- foe pinhole, the aharper the image.
In the Navy’q rocket camera,
. riedman said, the pinhole was only five thousandths of an inch in diameter and the camera was only six inches long. Thus, visible light was blocked but X-rays from foe sun got through.
Theaa X-rays do
foe earth’s atmosphere below s height of 00 miles, but foe highflying rocket-borne camera—«s evidenced by a photo Friodman
2 Sure Clark Got Payola
WASHINGTON*-<AP) - Three
House ‘members siiid today they have tittle dr no doubt that Dick tin* is involved In payola.
appears Clark took a very profit-
Clark, a network TV disc jockey fays he lias-not taken undercover payments or mvors-for promoting tooords.
He also said Clark was allowed to buy a one-fourth Interest In a Philadelphia record firm for 9125 interfot he said Qark sold, list'year'|Mr about 135,000. •METHOfM DIFFERENT Rep. John E. Moss (D-Flaf, a member of foe House subcommittee which to looking into broadcasting praetkeo, ‘ said today
able form of. payola.
Hto methods were different' but he appears to have explored every poesibie avenue for cashing in "Mb has metkmleasly pat1 together a vehicle for avoiding foe appearance of peyola without losing aay of the benefit*."
The hearing continues today with dooed-door testimony from tyo witnesses.
dirit, a favorite of many teenagers, to due fo .appear Friday before the Houte Legislative Oversight ■ subcommittee. -.	M
But hto name toH (tome up often during two dayS of reopened hear-'ercaver Influences food *1 the ktiM of mpsie “““—to airwaves.
largely wjth Moss' confment to
"I think It to pretty convincing that Clark wss krvotved to payeia the, same aa all the other dim-Jockeys but bn a much larger scale,” Bennett said.	' ■
“The only question now to tje-(prmining the degree,” Mack said.
The'two witnesses tp be heard in private today were all the sub] fofflnttbi fod’M its agenda. Each had asked for a chance || appear behind .cleged doors, contending their testimony conceivably could be incrimtoating or do-famatotyfo. ■ ■■>*': b.
tlie two were Harry fogfolN Chips, a record-distributing company in -which Clark onoe held pn interest,' att) Bemie Loewe, a song writaf, publisher and record manufacturer.	'
Tpe monitors are seeking to remove Hoffa on the grouncTIhht he mishandled 9500,000 of funds be-lqnging fo Detroit Teamsters' Local 299 fo'help launch <i Florida real estate'project. f Hoffa has denied doing viything improper. No criminal charges are involved. , •
foe sea In
sharp array.
The phatq shows the sun circled hy a.bHght X-ray “halt" several intonae spots of ray emtoaion are distributed over the sun’s disk.
Actually, foe X-rays come 41 rectly from the great crown-shaped. corona which constitutes the . thin atmosphere of the fun and extends miilions'of miles into space from the sunotself.
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Scattered Clouds, to Keep It Cool Friday> Saturday
It’ll be partly cloudy and rather, cool.in the Pontiac area today, the weatherman says. The mercury js expected to dip to 42.	• .
Letts has from conducting foe Haifa trial but intends to continue supervising tile court-appointed monitors’ efforts to reform the Union.
Ing him of blu. The judge said the law required him fo step aside without passing on the allegation. ’
The telephone records were alleged to have been tampered while both the Hoffa - and -Cron unions were being investigated by the Senate Labor - Management Committee headed by Sen. John L. McClellan (0-Aiflt).
Sentence 5 to Death for Paralyzing 10,000
RABAT, Morocco (AP)-Death sentences were handed Wednesday night to five Moroccan merchants for selling adulterated cooking oil that paralyzed. 10,932
They ased jet flushing oi bought at« U.8. Ah Feme mi plus rale and mixed it wtfo
The 'Air Force said the otT
Three other defbhdahfo were sentenced to Ufe imprisonment as aocomptlcooof the fiye condemned. Eleven others were acquitted.
ReOUL, South Korea UPT Syngman Rhee rode off into ,retirement today, cheered hy the young Korean rebels whose violence drove him ' from the presidency, but saddened by the suicide dT his protege Lee Ki-poong. .
Rbee’s provisional successor pushed a politicM cleanup of the 12-year-old republic’s government,
Friday will ^ mostly cloddy and i little /Warmer, with foe high near
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Sk|e» will continue cloudy With: tempera turps coot and | chance of rain Saturday.
Southwesterly morning winds at te m.p.h will become light and variable tonight.
Tragedy was etched oq every line of 85-year-old Rbee’s craggy countenance ns be' rode through weeping, cheering from the p
His protege, close .friend and vice president-elect, Lee Ki-Poong, was dead along with his family to a suicide pact. of Oriental-style atonement for uprisings which4 ‘ cost at least 150 lives.
It was Lee’s landslide election March 15 as vice president, in balloting marked by police coercion, which contributed the spark 'w the two weeks of rioting.
’fttoee - army jeeps, sirens screaming, preceded Rhee’s limousine through the gat* of the presidential mansion. Hto ^Austrian-born wife sat by hto side. CROWD APPLAUDS *'
wave of applause- swept through .foe waiting -crowd for the man who founded - the * republic and, only' a decade ago, showed lion-hearted coureffLin rallying ' foe nation to .defense kgainst Communist invasion.
Rhee peered sternly ahead of him, raising hto bright hand in ac-knoMedgement of foe cheers. The motorcadq rolled into the plaza to front ot foe capital, and 2,000 Koreans surged into the street.
Women went. Men cheered aad Mapped.--
Thirty-six was foe lowest recording in downtown Pontiac proved-j fog 8 a.m. At.i p.m. it was .56-
'He’s a patriot now,” said a student who had rioted against him. And to the crowd were placards wishing Rhee long life.
'the new men taking over foe reins of government provisionally lit advance bf new ’elections went jrward with their cleanup plans. AVtJng President Huh Chung ^Continued on Page 2, Cbl. 31
kpread-Style Riots Spill Blood, Kill-4. in Turkey
ISTANBUL, - Turkey i#i—Four persons were reported Ulied today as thousands of rioting students in Korean-type demonstrations demanded the resignation of Premier Adnan Mfinderes.
Tha students' broke through police lines around the University of Istanbul and* surged through the- city shouting for Menderes’
resignation.
The demonstrations were sparked hen the Menders government ordered a three-month ban on gll politicM activities.
the nation’s independence antbefn and fooufing slogans praising Korean youth who brought down the government of Syngman Rhee this
for
the center ' ol' the eky. Forty •tadents aad police were Injured in fierce fights.
Witnesses said they had' seen time students and one policeman killed in the crush in front of foe university. Met said they could not confirm tbese reports.
In vfow ot the developing situation, Menderes -earlier had galled off a flight to Iran to attend • meeting pi the Central Treaty (to
LAUD KOREA ’
About 900 ’ refused to go to classes at the. university.! They mai»ehed down the streets staging
Felice reinforcement*. Hired •hots tale the air. Several policemen were Injured by etsens. Pe-
university grabs Is. where they
Tie head ot the university, SUHk Sami Omar, attempted to bar police from 'the grmude- He was slightly, then taken to police headquarters.
Recent: political devetopgaeots hi Turitey add South Kfowa display some parallels. Both Be*.on foe edge of the CbainMttlSt world, pnd
Communist policies under pressure from Hto Reds. The govern-ments ta both countries also hnw become jncweefrigty authoritarian in recent yeagw The Tttrifodi opp» sitlon charges It to being Mfotond to etectfon cimpalgntog hejre. v
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Public Library raettoad a substantial boatt thU week with a ffft of a *5,000 check fawn the Btamtat-
The check wu presented [Charles Kals, Library Board vice president, by Mrs. Robert Sellers, [second vice fresident * **“ League.
DONATES BUSINESS SCHOOL — Ernest R. istration was built withfunds donated by Breech tw/* rtnomi i«a img Late Bd., Bkwmfield-—Tanid bis wife. Thetma^ Dedtcated, toitay, the two-Hiti«, Phajrman of the lytil ot Thiti Motor Cam-	story structure house* 10 duMfuujui, 3 seminar
pany, today presented Drury Cbllege in Spring-	rooms, 10 faculty offices, an auditorium, a read-
field, Mo., his alma mater, with, a $450,000 build- ing lounge and a conference room..
Transportation
Commission?
Mayor's Group Will Recommend City Set , Up Such a Unit
A,public transportation qommi*-sion with legal power* (o bolster a ^ new Pontiac bus company will be recommended neat week to the City Commission, it was disclosed yestenfky by Floyd P. Miles, chairman of the mayor's transportatton committee. ’
The big step Is part of a (our-phase program which the commit^ tee has insisted pn as "fundamental" if any new company is tc succeed in Pontiac, said Miles. Thp commission envisioned by . the committee would have legal authority and powers delegated to it through Ordinance, said . Miles.	...
“The extent of the powers is something* that the dty will have to decide on.' *
“But' the*’ City must take more interest— active interest — in its transportation problems than it
in the past... ............
"We must be persuaded that the city is now vitally concerned with transportation. This would be especially so if a lease-agreement were necessary to get some r company to operate in Pontiac."
Miles Went on to list the three other fundamentals as follows:
Con-Con Boosters to Ring Doorbells
Dissatisfied with the reception they’ve received on petitions catling lor • constitutional convention referendum, local member* of the League of Women Voters and Junior Chamber iff Commerce will
join W a statewide "blfiz’’ week to get more signatures.
A two - hour door-todoor campaign will be staged in the Pontiac next Wednesday night between 7 and 9 p. m.
Ewart Defends Municipal Lots
Colls Parking Facilities Legal, for Public Good, Despite Suit by Firm
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agfesotveaes* and vision, by operators who believe in public transportation and will devote pronrattng bos
2.	The drivers themselves must be salesmen, even as Store clerks must be* salesmlnded in order to keep steady , trade.
3.	Buslnessirten, to whom bus-riding shoppers are of big importance. plus the public in general must alto take, an interest in promoting the buses.
“The businessmen’s interest ir. buses *■ is obvious,” commented Miles. “Bui in the long run, buses are everybody’s business. They an important public service and ' affect everyone in some way. directly or-Indirectly.”
Miles laid the recommendation, approved by the 14-member dti-zen’s committee, will be Introduced ’ to the/commission at its meeting Monday night.
‘Vur committee is just, a tern-

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I have no- doubt the city plenty ot legal authority behind its tot plans,” ssrid Ci^-Ati torrtey WUllam A. Ewart in response to a suit aimed at blocking further-expansion of the municipal lot syitem. .
“Parking, lots are of a public interest and thrt city has been acting for the benefit of the public in promoting them.’*
The suit, filed to rtreait court yesterday on behalf of official* of the Pmtlae Outdoor Parking Co., charged the city with illegally aslog general fond money and pobHe asoeto to etpaad die system.
Dean G. Beier, attorney in the suit, said he probibly would ask the court to schedule a hearing on his request tor a temporary injunction a week from Monday. WOULD BLOCK METRICS The Initial affect of any injunction would-.be to.prevent the city from installing meters on the site of the aid Perry street police headquarters. There* are plans to the cleared site temporarily as a parking lot.
* ♦ ; # said he would rot ask tor a hearing until Willman and Ewart have had some time to study the
to ISr sat. .MSI have been circulated la the area. The tempo will pick up next week a* many chapters of the two state organisations go after tiie needed KM,ISO signature* to put the question on the November buUOi*.
“We definitely aren't getting the petition signatures we need,” said Mrs. Floyd Smith, one of tour general chairmen trotn the League who will head-toe local “blitz.'
Before they start their door! ringing- c a rn P a i g n, Jaycee and League volunteers will gather at the Pontiac Central High School to organize and hear a pep talk by Jack Racklyeft, public relations director for die Michigan Jaycees. «
“This will not be a one-shot affair,’’ Mrs. Smith emphasised. The May 4 drive trill be eto£ a kickoff, she said, to an intensified push te get the signatures before a Jane deadline.
She could give no estimate how many signatures the tonl chapters have received to date.
Signatures around the state would call for an amendment on the tail "ballots placing the call for a convention on the April 1101 ballots, it trill also change the jority needed to call a convention and change the basis of selecting delegates to the so-called compromise plan of'one each for every House seat and one for each Senate seat.
percent commission actively over-seeing public transportation Pontiac," He said. . ,
To Explain Tar Hike
Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, superintendent of schools, will attend the /Central Elementary School PTA. Fair, “Family Furorama,” tomord, row night to speek to parents about the Board of Education's proposal far a 2.8 mill increase in the voted tax tote.
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Because of the complex history of the parking lot system, Intensive legal preparation and research will be necessary, said Ewart.
County to Protest Equalization Hike
(Continued, Krom Page One: Lansing MajA23 w hear any tests from county Boards of Supervisors on act ton of the State Board of Equalization. *	•
The 13 peq. cent figure was rot definite, but is being studied by the Tax Commission, Edward W. Kane, commission secretary, said.
The commission is exported to make its final recommendation May-9.
Wh8t taxpayers will pay this December depends directly on the Anal state eqefcllaed valaa-ttoa, Grebendike pointed out. Should the state altar Ms depert-
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Straleys Fate in Court Again
Judg# Ziem Will Hoar Arguments Against CHy Amendment Injunction
Police CJllef Herbert W. SteSley’S position again hung to the balance in Circuit Churl today as dty officials fought off a suit by two pro-Straley city commissioners.
Judge Frederick C. Ziem this
Thousands Cheer for Saddened Rhee
Continued From Page One) named six independent political figures to the Cabinet,' bringing its strength to nine members; The appointees included a noted surgeon, an- educator and two bankers. Still to be filled were the Defense, Agriculture and Communication* Ministries.
deaths announced
The death of Lee and his lamfiy was announced by the army command, which still ia to charge of maintaining order in Seoul and other major cities under martial
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The announcement said me I year-old vice preside ni-togfct, his wife, Maria Park Let, 52; and their Sons, 2nd Lt. Lee Kang-sujt, 22, and Lee Kaiig-uk, J9, committed 4U-cide at the home ot a member of toe president’s secretarial staff, 'a friend of Mrs. Lee.
The announcement gave no details, but It was understood that the eider son — whom Rheo and
on why an injunction shouldn't be issued to stop the city from, certifying two city charter amendments voted by the electorate.
The amendments, me in particular, could lead directly to Stanley's ouster.
Commissioners Milton R. Henry and Rftbert A. Landry Claim to their towsuit that voters could not deaveut decision when they voted on the amendments April 18 because then was more than one change involved.
changes would have to be made to the townships and cities.
Twenty-two of the townships showed increases in equalized valuations dyer last year’s, while three Brandon, Southfield and Spring-field) showed decreases..
In the’dties, there were -16 with increases and .six with decreases.
Pontiac’s valuations, for example^ climbed from $319,580,831. to $332.-340,478.
The cities make up $1,281,839,590 I the courttty-total- ‘ represent 1006,468,711.
This means, in effect,-that ritiesj
will pay 08 per cent of the county’s Dyka|	MC|XW«II
shot his gorento and Ms brother and then turned the gun on him-•elf.
The bodies were moved to the Metropolitan Army^Hoapltxl, where barbed wire barricades were put up, apparently to tear that the crowds which sacked Lee's home Tuesday would tty to wreak vengeance on the bodies. But no such attempt was made., *
Lee and his family had been-to hiding since the rioting resumed in fidoul Monday night.
The American-educated Lee had lived hie political 111* In the shadow of Rhee, the nan he Mtyiited. He served as the aged leader’s closest aide, friefid,’ hatchet r and was htk choice to succeed in the presidency.

taxes.
Friday Deadline to Sign for'Driver Training -
Friday- is the deadline date for all young people -’in Waterford Township who want to take the immer driver training course. The. program, scheduled to be. Juhe 20, will be conducted from 7 a.p. to 9 pm.' daily. It hi not necessary for art enrouee to he a high' school student to participate * ^’summer course.
qs Tigers Lose Second
DETROIT un—Slugger Charlie Maxwell, who is to a hitting alump, will. be replaqpd in the Detroit ljneup by Neil Chrisley night’s game with the Kansas City Athletics.	. -4.''’ .
..'Manager Jimmie .Dykes decided to bertch Maxwell after thd Tigers mustered only tot hits ofto-Ray Herbert, Kartsas City’s Mazing fast-bailer Mat night. The A’s wan the opener of'a’two-tame aeries 8-L	*,f * ..-TPE^«
Pointing out that some to the present, furniture had been repaired counties* times, Kaaa said ~ pert oTthe glft would be SfiUI ta replace furniture no longer tMe-EMe. , j. ■ ' ■ V raised at sttALE stoor L The Junior League raised the funds to donate to the library by means of the organization's Bargain Box Resale Shop, 465 8. Woodward Ave.,
The IMM check wart the fee* ead major gift received by the library to too tost tw# wsaka Last week, U was announced
Mary Lambic Memorial to fur-ish a new boys’ and girls' whig.
The YMCA, MO E. Lincoln Rd., has begun enrolling ehildrsn 6 and 7 years to agt t* its Little Giants
tional Church 6f Birmingham May g At tr45 »,<»>. in the aq%I. hall of
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fame wfil be “Prertchers and] ChMfitoiii 1 Have Kiirtwn.”
Will Push medical Aid tor Aged
- support of the Forand bill, designed to provide medical aid tor the aged, will be felt in Pontiac Friday and Saturday when Meal union members, including some itMtesee,. conduct a leaflet distribution campaign to the ctty*
Group A *will attend outdoor sions oil Monday, Wednesday and Friday for >' too with period.
Group B children will attend on Tuesdays, and Thursdays for three weeks.	^
The children will be taken to
saying, ‘‘Cast Me Not Oft'
Otis Lawrence, DAW Region ipresentative assigned to heqd the Pontiac UAW Retired Workers Committee said there are 8,000 persons over 85 in this area.
“What <!• they do when they get sick?” rtwrence asked. “Da they ga sa charity, sponge tot
This, the two plaintiffs allege, wk> illegal under a 1939 provision to the slate’s Home Rule Act.
City Attetddy WUllam A. Ewart will rely sa the tact that the twe amendments wore approved as written before the vote by the state attorney general.
He alto id expected to allege to today's hearing thaw Henry ” and Landry had “ciprictoua and pofit-aT alms behind their suit.
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Ewart said this morning that If Judge Zielm issues the permartertt restraining order blocking certification to the vote to flte county clerk and secretary of state the amendments would be “pretty much deto-" "*	»
The city has 30 days after the vote to' certify their passage- to Lansing. Ewart wouldn’t speculate on what total recourse might be left qhould the tojunetka^be issued.
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Laming Planners Eye 1-Block downtown Mali
LANSING lUPD—The state capital may be the next city to. have a downtown area mall.
The downtown development roun- , elf last ttoEht saw a model octhe one-block mall. Estimated edit of construction was $95,000 in lift-provements irt streets knd install-tog grass and other ptttjectA
Hopscotch Finals Set Here Saturday
Young hopscotchers will do their stuff Saturday to s citywide eon-teat sponsored by the Department pf Parka I* Recreation at Oakland Park at f an. Saturday. Twenty-one young ladies have
been choaeit irt playoffs at II Kheols to. vid for the third annual
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Prizes Will go to the wikner and
ruonerup. .	.-
Fifth- and sixth-grade gills art to the eempetitJMi.
College sfbdent counselors Supervise the children’s activities, which inclucto handicrafts,, boating, sWtmming, group games and singing.
Bus ptak-«P jervice wifl be mnde available On Adaftu, Midvale, Pembrdlte and Quertat rands arid Bloomfield vinage.
Dr. Allred Grey will be the guest; speaker at tM monthly dinner ot tne Supper Cmo.of the Congrega-
er jest die to
He explained that the Fdrand 111 would change the Social Security Act to include hospital-smgicatoiureing home care tor those already on social security.
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IP would provide paymfnt for 80 days to hospital care, for another 8D days to nursing borne care and fair medical Service and surgery for those who have to exist on social security, according to Lawrence.
The east, he said, would ff stay one quarter to sm per cent more ta serial security taxes ta
"This wouldn’t 1 political’ nyedicine,” (aid Lawrence. “The doctor would, get paidl and fife hospital would get paid by the money put into the social security fund. R is like a private insurahee policy.
"The doctor wouldn’t have to lower his fees or give up fees to help the aged? Hospitals wouldn't loae money treating the aged. Public weUhre agencies wouldn’t have to spend the 1300 million a year they row spend on taking care to the old and tick.
“Money that would come to if the Forand bill. were passed would - Jake care to moat of It. Well he out Friday, and Saturday to help
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Race Issue May Alienate North, South Methodists.
DENVER, Colo. (API—A racial-1 “will be acceptable that Ty partitioned church structure, igarda the rights of any major *eg-which enabled N or t he r n and ment of ibe church."	'*
Southern ‘Methodists to unite 2|	* • *
years ago, today loomed as a pos-j But they also reminded the 100’ sible wedge that, could drive them, voting delegates ot the church’
apart agahii This was the crucial Issue laced tqr the nation’s largest Protestant denomination,, as the quadretmiq} Methodist General Conference wept into its first session on the matter.
GREAT effect On the eve ot the test, bishops of the church 4 said" Wednesday night that the outcome will Java a greater effect than any other conference decision on the present and fiiture strength of Methodism “in America and beyond.’* '
official, stand against any “racial discrimination or enforced segregation.”
“Our problem is not a new pronouncement hut to bring our actions into .lino with our professions,” they told the church’s preme governing body.
General Motors Wins Industrial Health Award ■
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THE POXTIAC PRESS. TIIUltSDAV. APRIL 28, 1960
Up for consideration Was a complex, explosive report on ricial policy, drawn Jup by a 70-member
000 study that involved public hearings in 24 cities”'across the country.
It recommends Continuance of ,a separate administrative Jurisdiction for Negroes, arguing that this gives them the strongest voice in - top echelons of the church. But the system is keenly opposed by some Northerners- as a “symbol of segregation." -	.
SOUTH ALSO ANGKY
On the Other hand, the.- report -also proposed linking Jurisdictional affairs, both white and Negro, more cloaely with the overall church government. This feature t Is strongly protested by some Southerners as, an invasion of regional autonomy.
The 74 bishops, m their keynote episcopal address, commended t^e “general method and qririt*' of the report, and said no course
ROCHESTER^ NV dustrial Medical Assn, last night i gave General Motors its health | achievement In Industry award for] 1900 — the . highest management award given by-the association.
Thie heqjth achievement award is] given annually to .the manage-1 ment’of industrial concerns for the j development of outstanding occupational health .programs.
The award was presented to Louis O?" Seaton, vice president of General Motors‘In charge of personnel stiff, at- the annual banquet of the Industrial Medical Assn., In session here.
In making the presentation 4o| General Motors, Dr. Richard A. Sutter. St? Louis, chairman of the I award -committee, cited1GM top management “for its- enlightened | attitude toward occupational health’’ and* for its-stated policy I of “dealing with employes as indi-viduats, thinking oF them as individuals, and being concerned with their dignity , as individuals.”
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14 0RLT MEN S BETTER SPORT C0ITS
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10 ONLY BUN'S CAN COATS
'100% cotton bedford cord coat in color antelope. Sizes 38 and 40. College length.
62 ONLY MEN S SPORT SHIRTS . Solid and conversational prints. Long sleeves. Pastel shades^ Sizes S-M-L. - . - v 71 ONLY MEN'S COTTON PAJAMAS
100% embossee cotton, wash 'n' wear fabric Colorful prints. Sizes A, B, C, D. <
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FOR BOYS
62 PAIR BOYS' COTTON SLACKS
Bedford cord fabric. University grad styl- _ .. ing in colors. Machine washable. Broken f /44 , sizes.
.47 ONLY BOYS' SP0BT SHIRTS
Long sleeves styling in 100% cotton. As- $1 sorted prints. Washable. Broken sizes. .	■
39 ONLY BOYS' COWBOY SUITS
100% cdtton 2 pc. western outfit in .sizes .
5, 6 and 8. Fancy foulard shirt. Solid-color $2 slacks. '
21 PAIR ROYS* WESTERN JEANS
Heavy duty western jeans in sizes 14 to 16.	__
Color black. Washable and sanforised. $122 Slim styling.	' —	■
FOR THE-HOME
312 YDS. SPOUT DENIM 36” wide in colorful prints and • _ _ ' solid colors. Machine washable. 44^n<r V«L Multi-purpose. fabric.	a a
12 ONLY DELUXE COOK-MASTER
10" square cast alumium fry pan with cov- .... er and control. Controlled heat for electric fRoo. . cooking. ■	. -
24 ORLY DINNEBWABE SETS
Service for 8 earthenware set. 48	_ __
pieces. Dishwasher safe. Hand decor- $lAoo ated. Special purchase.	■ *
29 PAIR READY-MADE DRAPES
—Colorful printed 100% cotton drapes,
some 84" long, some 90" long. Some are f 400 Pr: washable. Single width. -	. - W
16 PI. DACRON POLYESTER CURTAINS
Priscilla curtains, in 72" andW* length.
Wrinkle free, will not’ shrink or stretch.
410 YDS. BETTER DRAPERY YARDAGE
45" 'width in colorful prints and • solid colors. Barkcloth' cotton and antique satin. Tremendous wv'; value.	■/
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per yd.
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29 PAIR WOMEN'S BETTEBFLATS Terrific values. Colors: black, brown, and red. Broken sizes. Some with'straps.
32 PAIR WOMEN S CASUAL OXFORDS
Black arid grey suede. Cushion crepe sole.
Broken sizes.
28 PAIR YOUNG MEN'S SHOES
. Some in Chuck - a - boot styling, some are slip-ons. Broken sizes. Black, and brown.
73 ONLY WOMEN'S CfrTOH DRESSES
100% cotton dresses in misses' and half sizes. . Solids and prints. Colorful spring, colors. .	‘	. ,
1 RACK WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSES Summer cottons, 100% rayons, In broken sizes. Assorted prints and CiJ Cl A solid colors. Big savings. Hurry for	I w
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100% cotton in solids and colorful prints. ~ _ Some with wasl\ .'n' wear finish. Broken $9 • sizes.	m
124 ONLY WOMEN'S BETTER SUPS
Daicron polyester, nylon and cotton blend..
’ A no iron fabric. Both full and half slip $9 Styling. White. Sizes 32-42.	• Mm
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B4 ORLY TODDLER PLAYT0GS ‘	. (	\
100% cotton sateen In - assorted colofs.'
Sizes 2^4. Washable.
44 0RLT TODDLERS' SHUT AND VARY SETS
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Colorful printed pdo shirt with solid color botton playfog. Sizes 1-4.
II OUT T0DDLEIT C0RDUI0T SETS
- iod% cotton corduroy sets. Cute printed tappers plu* solid color ptaytog. Sizes 2-
$|44
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10:00 A
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TOMORROW AT 9:30 A.M.
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177 YARDS — 36'' WIDE SP0BT DENIM
stripes and patterns for all .your	YJ.
sportswear, sanforized. \	■ ■
37 BOLTS — BETTER PIECE GOODS — REDUCED!
regulated and - aelebrity cottons, 9 Yds. $1 regulated ginghams, spun rayons. '*■	•	■
52 PAIBS — PRINTED IREADY-TO-HANG DRAPES
antique satin, and washable dottori drapes. 48" or 63" -x 90".	\
1 TABLE— CAFE CURTAINS AND VALANCES one and \wo pairs of a kind, strides,	$1 $9
solids, patterns, -washable. - \ ’	*	“
27 PAI1SV— 100% DACRON PRISCILLAS
-	soft-draping, no-iron dacron, complete $3 with tie-bOcks, 96" x 72 or 81". \ \ v v . " **
72 ONLY — EVERGLAZED COTTON SOFA PILLOWS
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7 ONLY — 9'xl2* ROOM SIZE RUGS r„ - low loop cotton pile, excellent quality A $1988 ’ habeige, sandalwood, green.	A.-if
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60 ONLY— ENTIRE STOCK GIRLS' COATS
short coats, long coats, excellent styles $4 .in-fine fabrics, 4 to 14.	.	■
26 ONLY — ENTIRE STOCK GIRLS' HATS
dip onstylesr-white or pink flower filled,—CQc dainty designs, v
24 PIS. — ENTIRE STOCK GIRLS' DRESS GLOVES
stretch gloves fit all‘Sizes, white only, CFIf
•	perfect quality.
40 ONLY — OILS' WASH 'N' WEAR DRESSES . attractive, plaids and solids,$9 (3^x)$< (7.14) adorable fashions.	*
56 ONLY — ROLL-UP SLEEVE BLOUSES
excellent cohort fabrics, many wash 'n' wear, solids arid patterns. 32-38.
32 ONLY — GIRLS' COTTON KNIT TOPS
short sleeve, white with gay colored collars, sizes 7 to 14.	^
42 ONLY — GIRLS' MIDCALF SLACKS
attractive printed or solid color cotton, sanforized. Sizes 3-6x,	1'
36 ONLY ~ GIRLS' CROP TOP BLOUSES
prints and solids, cropped short with fringe or lace edging. Sizes 7-14.
72 pMLJL— ENTIRE STOCK WOMEN'S HATS
better quality^ millinery; delightful fash; $188 ions, many white. REDUCED!	■
39 ONLY — BETTER DRESSES — REDUCED!
•	• misses' and half sizes in wanted $9 $3
fabrics and colors, hurry!	aw
B ONLY — NAVY 01 GREY SPRING SUITS
perfectly tailored, fined Jackets, rayon
*15° 88‘ *1 *1
and acetate fabric. Sizes 10-18. Now only
FIRST FLOO
40 ONLY'— ORE GROUP WOMEN'S SHOES ,
casuals, oxfords, flats, saddles, wedges, $ 3 88 Sizes 5-9 AA-B.	*
20 ONLY — ONE GROUP BOYS' SHOES *
shu-locks, and ripple sole oxfords, finest $ 388 leathers. Sizes 9-3.	.	’ .	J
20 ONLY — REDUCED! BETTER HANDBAGS.
genuine leathers, sturdy plastic calf, $177. good designs. Now only	' I .
24 ONLY — MEN S SPRING NECKTIES * “ “*
hurry for these, the patterns are fine, 9 For $1 ' good colois, your choice	I
120 PAIRS — FE1FECT QUALITY NYLONS .dark seams, 15 denier, 60 gauge sheers, 49*
normal length, jBVh-11
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12 ONLY — TODDLER BOtS' CORDUROY
jgcket and‘pant sets, .sport coat' styling, sizes 2-34. REDUCED^
IS ORLY — IN. BOtr MOTOR COATS
fully lined cotton cordino jackets in moss green, tan, blue, sizes 4-8.
200 PAINS — BOYS' STOVEPIPE JEANS
sanforized cotton denims, slim leg stovepipe styling. Sizes 6 to 16. REDUCED! 129 ONLY — ROTS' SPORT. SHIRTS
long sleeve styling, plaids, checks, solids, dobby weaves. Sires 4 to 18,
90 ONLY — BITTEN COTTON DRESSES
broken sires in misses' and half sizes, neat prints. REDUCED!
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAYXAPRIL 28, i960
s^gBormon Talcw a Rit;
t order Engagements Cancefoi
V** '. NEW YORK, *«» .«&' Comedian \ Shelley Berman went today to the tate\ in Virgin Islands far a rut after can-\ jeeling . all engagements through
Michigan Surtrty Co. ?A Back in Business Today
LANSING m ■ **- The Michigai Surety Co. of'Uanstofc was bad in the insurance business today.
Kansas was first settled in 1827 and became a territory with a
during i960 will have dry-wall interior construction, compared to 20 yearn ago when nine out of 10 new homes were finished with several coats of wet plaster, according to Allied Chemical Chip.
Fun for the Eatire Family at
Downtown Pontiac Spring Value Days - - at Sears! -
Sears Has a Mower for Your Needs
An Electronic Organ
PROGRAM
MAY GET AID - Jackson E. McVey, 39-year-old Jobless nu-
LOOK!
Tex., is pictured in Washington
New Craftsman
where he- is' seeking government
payment for exposure to atomic
dust. The Atomic Energy Commission said it is'hopeful some aid could be given McVey. He-told a'.Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee a capsule of highly radioactive iridium dust broke open, contaminating him and laboratory in which hcuwas working. The incident happened March 13, 1957.	\
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SpacisPotosn Mwic Lesion Msferisl
Regularly a $35.00 Value
ENROLL TODAY!
Sears Carries
a Complete
Line of Reels Rotaries, Riders and Hand-Mowers
Sqys in San- Francisco^ That Both Lands Want\ All Peoples to Be Free;
n	' Pontiac.
Open Mon. and FH. Eves.
SAN FRANCISCO (API—France; and-the United. States stand together in wanting all peoples to; I determine their own destiny, {Gen. Charles dq Gaulle declared {Wednesday night.
Hedge
Shears
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Va-in.xSO ft. Dunlap - Rubber Hose
ntfvMi 4^ cuip n -Lightweight. 50-ft length.
JfcgM Craftsman ......5.99
HsM Craftsman . ..... *44
Sea^JBest! Silent Craftsman Mower
AMERICA s NEWEST SPORT/	/
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Gram Catcher. Reg. 1.89. 1.66
! This goal of the common ideals qI the* two. nations Amounts to! -political realism -in the ’modern! world, said the visiting president jot France in his address to a| glittering banquet audience of ; 4,660 in civic .auditorium.
Reg. 2 691-6-ln. floating action bla<jejpr_ fast operation, is less tiring.
through feat-
[ The ,dinner copped a day started! with a parade and welcome called | the greatest San Francisco ever I has given a foreign chief of state.
SANDER
I De Gaulle winds up his first journey to California today with,a tour of a major electronics laboratory," the new Pate Alto’Hospital
land Stanford Medical Centlr in I Palo Alto, then departs by jet ! transport for New Orleans, j SHOWS EMOTION	' *'-"I
Ljjfrt Gaulje, tall and austere leader of France in crisis, showed frank emotion.. He stood two hours to the. parade's slow progress through crowds that surged closely .around his open .car in the Montgomery St-«financial district. * *
Police Chief Tom Cahill estimated the sidewalk throngs along; the route at 250,000. He said it was the greatest crowd he had I seen to San Francisco in his 30-lyear career.'
•	With Karbo-Grit sheet (outlasts sandpaper 1Q0 to 1), polishing pad, 12 sheets of sandpaper -
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"Mac-Karts With MC-5 Engines $344.00"
Harkless-Ott Sales & Service
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ACROSS FROM ~M1RAtLI MILI
New* Roto Spader Saves Hours of Hard Hand Labor
8-in, Craftsman Bench Saw, Motor and Bench
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Saturday-Last Day of Sears Days .Sale!
Regular separate prices total much higher; combination offer,
Perfectly Balanced
Wheelbarrow *
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Garden Cart .........5.99
Includes: tilting arbor saw — cuts up to 2^-in., has single wheel control for tilting, raising, lowering blade, %-HP 3,450. R.P.M. motor, 16^4x30-in. bench. Guard, extensions at extra cost.
Hardware Dept., Main Basement
Hercules Army Twill
matched outfits
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Charge It
Super.“$0O” Garden Tractor
48-In. Single Picket Woven Lawn Fence
Regularly 29c 26* Ft.
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No .matter what color you .do choose, ^ybu*H be glad* to knoW that it is wash-fast and sanforized. Sizes 14^4-17; Here are pants to match your shirt; -together they make' a rugged outfit. v ..*
They are made to stand a; lot of wear ’n tear! Pant sizes 30-44.
Chain-link Fencing Gives Lasting Beauty, Utility
^gjnch high, Reg. 40c «■
Woven Oaklawii Fence for Beauty Regularly 38c 34< Ft
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43-ln. mower .......... 129.95	Fence* Dept., Perry 8t. Basement
Sure Protection! Welded 2x4 Fence
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-• THE l^yTIACJETOSS^TttUHSDAY; APRIL 28,
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to voters
Spen House Set
Seminary Sets Musical
*g>To Mark Mental Health ^Week With Five Special
£Days May 2-0
••'LAPEER The Lapeer State 9t>me and Training School will a»ark Mental Health ffeek. May 2 enough May'6, with daily open MMiaes to acquaint public offipiato, doctors and school personnel with
#*•* •	j
.The Michigan Society for Mental Health program to be conducted
. bt all state hospitals during the
Seek la called “Operation Friend-
«Hep.**....;
• It la authorised by the Mental .Health Commission and the De--pnrimeut of. Mental Health--Legislators, county and municipal officers and newspaper reporters will visit the facilities on ■"Public Officials and Press Day,’ Monday.
"bn “Special .Educators Day, -thiesday, .teachers and supervisors 51 special education will tour the wldings and grounds.'
Is set aside
'"Professional Workers Day” ilth doctors, (wychologUts and
Widal workers to be.gueata--Hie institution will be open tc the public Thursday and Friday, The staff is particularly anxious to have adults look • and set ouainted on thebe days.
•The touts will start at 1 p.
Wt the. Employes Building and continue to 3 p.m., according to W. Glen Smith, acting superin-Jftdent.
To Begin Cleanup in Kee
KEEGO HARBOR—The snmr Oean-Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up Week begins here Monday. '
Mayor Samuel L. Whitmore said "In asking the codperation of all citizens, I remind them that this is the time to ta& stock of our community appearance/’
.In kb proclamation, he continued, "If everyone, homemaker, readier, ladnitriallHt and . government, put* forth' aa all-out effort our community will retain and Increase Us reputation as.a progressive city.” Deputy JMre Marshal John Sell-man said that fire prevention is 9 vital part of the. week.
‘NOT MERE'SLOGAN*
"Clean-Up is not just a slogan. It’s a vital way to prevent lire from threatening your home and loved ones.” . *
He said the' Fire Prevention Bureau urges all residents to check their homes for flee hazards.
SS. Cyril, Methodius Diamond Jubilee Event
Avon Chloriding to Go on Ballot
By JIM LONG
ORCHARD LAKE — A musical r pageant depicting the 15-year history to SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, St. Mary’s College, and St. Mary’s High School will be-presented Sunday to the public at 7:30 p.m. In the campus auditorium.
More than 100 students from thq^ Cathode institution will appear in the free two-hour production.
The pageant Is um of the last events to be given at the Instltu-tion this year in celebrating its 75th anniversary. The Jubilee
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Founded' in 1885, the Orchard Lake school has prepared more that; 2,000 priests to serve in Polish-speaking parishes .throughout the country. -
The Diamond Jubilee pageant begins with a tribute to the Rev. Joseph Dabrowskf, founder and first rector* of the seminary.
In words and thu&ic It tells of his decision to establish a seminary to provide immigrants with Polish ^peaking priests in America. Ag the scene unfolds, the extent ofthe seminary alumni Is revealed'.
me two reveato the move fay the Rev. Witold BuhaczkowsM to transfer the seminary from Detroit to Orchard Lake ih 1909.
A requiem -aeene pays tribute to the six rectors who hSVe guided the Institution.
iThe final scene takes place c the campus with « synopsis of student’s life and. activities, from the time. he enrolls until, he departs for duties in the priesthood.
The pageqnt ends with the chorus singing “Serdeczna Matko” Mother Most Dear”). It is a tribute the school's many friends and benefactors.
By LEE WINBORN
AVON TOWNSHIP — The Avon Towhship Board is considering putting the question of abolishing annual township meetings on the Aug. ? ballot.
Board members last night took action, however, on another question to be voted on ih the'primary election — that of levying one-half mill for chloriding township roads.
Before sjatihg a vote on the abolishment of the annual meeting, township officials decided to review the recommendations of other Oak-ind County township supervisors. Like them, Avon Township officers are concerned with the constitutionality of the annual session-
REHEARSE REQUIEM SCENE — The Rev; Zdzislaut Peszkowsid, background, gives direction to three members of the past performing Sunday at 7:30 p. m. in a pageant depicting the 75 year history of .SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary, St, Maryto College and St. Mary's High Sdwol in Orchard Lake. The (day will he held in the
T’obrtifnator and playwright of the pageant is the Rev. Zdzislaus
Peszkowski. Production manager __	_	_ 11#
and music director is the Rev. Hen-1 Hope ^ tO I Teveilt Sellings
ry Waraksa.—-—■—----------------—If	‘	'
The Rev^Joha Gabalskl, dir ir of thS dramatic portions le play, will be assistedTIiy the Rev. Walter SebiwwsU and the
Pontiac I
campus auditorium. Admission is' free. Fr. Zdzis-' laus authored .the Diamond jubilee production. The requiem scene pays tribute to six tote rectors at the institution. Others in the picture, from left to right, ape seminarians Thomas Skotek, Norbert Kendzierskiy^and E. Bruno Waryck.-
Rev.’ Gasimlr SkowronskJ. will serve as English and Polish commentators,- respectively.
The musical .background will'he provided by the school's three choral organizations. Based on traditional hymns, the music has been arranged especially for the pageant by Fr. Waraksa
l\Prod	PTA Congress
Into Battle on Smut
!Area Paper Co.
Begin Construction $.100,000 Addition Rochester
On Saturday the pageant-wjfi be staged for the benefit of Detroit Polish Parochial Schools.
Iiu-laded fo the Inspection should be a cheek of the foresee, rtd heating and wiring systems. Sell man . aim said: thai^
WALLED LAKE — With the - deadline to remove business signs from the county right of way only two days off, more than half the signs to violation still are standing, according to Richard Kincaid of the County Road Conuntosion.
ctythes, furniture and newspapers shiuld be removed from the attic, ,4>*|ement and garage.
That no leaves and grass cuttings should Be left near building foundations.
That, periodic home fire drills -should be held with instructions on what to do should fire start from an uncontrollable cjuse.
. “The one sure way. to successfully fight a fire isv before-. It starts,” Bellman said.
ORTONVILLE - The, Brandon Grange will hold a rummage sale at 10 a.m. Friday and Saturday in the grange loll.
MRS. GILBERT T. BENTLEY
Having recently graduated 'from the McCauley School of -Nursing at St. Josaph’e Hospital. Pontiac, Mrs. Gilbert" T, (Margery) Bentley to how working at Willi am Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. Her late husband had ^yapjjid at the Ferry-Morse Seed Farm in Avon Township lor Is years and was superintendent of the farnrtn 19W^ Mr. Bentley to. now residing ih Royal Oak. , •*
[Banished Signs Still Line Right of Way
"The* county stUl feels the signs must be removed or moved Back,' Kincadi said. /However we expect to gej fhe cooperation of the merchants by then.”.
. He said, six small sign have' been take a down or removed' from the county right-of-way. along' Maple road, but there »f* many larger signs still re-
DETROIT^—The Young Democrats will hbld their state convention here with Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. (D-NJ) the main speaker Friday,nigfrt,
Thompson will' share the .platform with Sens, Pat McNamara and Philip Hart (D-MichJ.*
The Michigan PTA Coronas has I u- Joh" R Swainsdn, Sec-also adopted resolution^ favoring | Ttary of. State James. M. Hare a constitutional convention and 8n<* Edward Connor, Detroit city seeking state reforms designed	*<11 appear at a Sat-
improve school finance.
In February, 17 merchants who were in violation received notices to remove the signs in a week.
The group is demanding that CLIFFORD — A chicken supper the Legislature restore state aid will be served to the public at the to adult recreation programs -in Odd -. Fellows Hall here Saturday public schools On a year-to-year [starting at 5:30 pin. basis. ./■ ■	—:------------■—; -
However, the businessmen protested the -short notice and the date -was set for April 29 by the county,	*-
Farm Work Out for Children in School Houxp
Farmers .who are hiring Work-■s for spring planting and' harvesting. were reminded today by the U.S. Department of Labor that federal law prohibits Children 16 from working on far during school hours. . -‘The place' fo^ children, is the classroom and not in fields," said Regional Director William S. Singley of the Department's Wage and Hour and Public Contracts DMstons, the agency which enforces the federal chUd-labor law.
Singley added that children of any age may do fa$q work before or after school hows, on weekends, or on holidays, .He stated, too, that .(arm children working exclusively for their parents or guardians are exempt from. the federal child-labor law.
’Tjjdao want to point out tint « -child-labor provisions app0 equally to focal, children and Jo migrants,'’ Singley said. "However, migrant children under,. U may be employed in the spring U the .school they foot attended 1*
Sj*®d	framer, even Mrs. Lawrence Shepard, 218 Roch-
fhough schools may still be open k.thff area where they now work.1
ROCHESTER — -The Rochester
Prompted by the walled Lakefattached,” that periodic fire and and Berkley PTA councils, the safety inspections be -conducted in,
Michigan Congress of Parents and [schools, the establishment and I
Teachers has resolved to try to [maintenance, of a strong system jpape^ co. has begun constniction stop the sale Of "obscene ’ litera-jof ’community colleges, additional of a $100,000 addition toits present tore before it arrives on corner courses,in home and family living, -store racks.	and renewed efforts to uphold the
■-	★ it' *	:	, American way of fife.
Mrs. Barbara Scully, president ..	, . .
! •* Z^^J^Young Democrats
Avon Officials agree that the small groups who ittend the annual meetings are not truly representative of the whole population and that the meetings temporarily -take away the powers of the vested township officials. As an example of verification required of action taken by per-sdhs who attended the annual meeting in Avow April % township attorney Rex Bebout recommended jhat the one-half mill tax levy approved by the group for chloriding township roads be put on the'Aug.
2 ballot,___	•. ______
The onlyother 'means of legally handling the proposed tax levy is to get 65 per cent of the property owners to sign petitions and then hdld a public hearing.
PRESENT PETITIONS Petitions to that affect were presented last night, but township officials decided nevertheless to put the question on the ballot.
“Tito resolution, as adopted, favors putting the question of levying a onc-lialf mill tax on assessed valuation as equalized for chloriding township gravel roads, outside the village of Rochester, for a period of five years on the primary election ballot. .
.In* anticipation of voter approval of the proposition, the Township
out the state encourage public officials In efforts to prevent the! distribution pf obscene literature | well as to back their efforts to prosecuting offenders.
Mrs. Margaret M. -Shea, president or the Berkley PTA. has recommended that the PTA cooperate with other rlvlc grOlips In an educational campaign to “raise standard?” of books and magazines sold in their com-
to Convene Friday
.urday luncheon.
plant on Mfll street to meet the needs of increased business, Paul H. Travis, company president, announced today.
The two-stogy' addition will be 60 -by 200 fee(j in size and tff cement block construction, ft is being built on the south side of the existing building.
According to Travis, the exphn-sion Is needed to provide more space'for company operations because of the growing v olume, of business Jn recent years.
' The ac|dition wfil be uped for converting paper and paper board, and -when it is completed more employes will be added to the coin-pany.’r presantlOO-man payrbU, the company president said.
Fredman Iijc., Pontiac, Is the'contractor. Plans also are being made to add new machinery When the addition is finished about Aug! 1.
The Rochester company is the oldest paper mid in Michigan. It
was	flour mill fo 1823
{ co^lftpbteto
> a paper mill
resotatioa. Congress has. opposed action by | county tax allocation boards ‘ which would reduce the school’s ■hare of coaaty taxes - after voters have approved tax' rate increases for school financing.
It also to urging that school districts be organized on a more equitable *basis. that they accept federal • tod “with no strings
Hausers Hopeyniopning Along Lake Michigan
Slate Puppet Show at Church Saturday
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP—New-lyweds Mr. and Mrs. Donald N, Hauser, will reside at Plymouth following their.. honeymoon trip along Lake Mhwtigan.
The bride is the former Bonnie Gale VVootoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Wooley-of 716 Gbm-mercial St, The bridegroom’s parents are ML . and Mrs. Cletua Hauser to Edon, Ohio.
ROCHESTER A puppet show will be presented at-3 ’p.»n. Saturday at 8L Paul’s Methodist Church by ,the Rochester Cooperative Nursery School to raise fynds for outdoor play equipment.
Two stories syiU be told by puppets guided, by Miss Merilyn Mazzucchi, auditorium teacher at Burt Elementary School, Detroit.
“The Hinting” fo the story of witches and a beautiful princess. The tala of “The Backet’
velvet around two children, a
greedy girl favored by her mother and a good daughter. The story gads. happily when the mother learns she to wrong la favoring the greedy child.
Miss Mazzucchi studied puppetry with Lettto Connell of California, whose allows are famous throughout the odutoty, and with Gil Oden to the Detroit Institute of Arts.
dele- Dr., or any of the uNursery Schbol mothers.
For her wedding Ig 8L Wll- |		
Ham CathoHe Church at-Walled f		
Lake the bride chose a ballerina-		
feugtk'gown ef.net ever Matin		
with lace laserfo and a Valencia		
'lac*, top.		
The sweetheart neckline was		
trimmed with pearls and aequins	i-5 ’ •*	i
to match her tiara securing §	.t \i\.	1 -
shoulder-length veil. She carried ' ’*/		
a white orchid with stephanotto on ,	■' ^ ■ A	
her prayer book.; • . * .		
Mrs. Thomas Tusan to South Hadley,'Mm, formerly, at Com-A MRS. DONALD N. HAUSEK
meree, was .matron of honor..........' :»!’'—~—
Bridesmaids were Lorene Payton)
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Lake, and the bride s sisteriln-law,	"
Mrs. Donald Wooley of Walled
Duties as best man were performed by . Loon Radabaugh
er, Donald, mkRfohard Sieben-
Tlckets may be zecured from alee of Edon, Ohio, seated the
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A reception was -held fo the OubUn Community Center,
SjAN ANTWlIO, Tex. tUPD-Bexar County officials are about ready .to Idva up on thg old theory that a dog’s baric to Worse than Ms bite. They report th^t 2,754 .San
Blakeslee, Ohio. The bride's broth- Antonians were bitten by dogs hi
1959, and that 21,404 persons were bitten hi the-last'10 yeare
Alabama was settled ] French in 1202.
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right to smile, the Sweetheart Gee- will be allowed regardless to the
Township Board Waits for Recommendations of 1 Supervisors- in County
tioh Commission at- the University
Board -voted to instruct the Oakland County Road Commission to chloride all gravel roads in Avon, outside the village, this year at the expense of the' township.
Another request to be rent to the road commission to that the missioners include to their. 1961 budget funds to build a new bridge over the Clinton River at Avon and Livemois roads.
A number to residents of Brook-lands subdivision were present to urge , action on road 'mprovement and alleviation of their drainage problems.
. Supervisor Cyril E. Miller said, “We’re going to : work, toward blacktopping roads with matching fundz with the coimty.” He made no promises pa to dates the work could, begin or how long the total project would take, but he reaffirmed the. Board’s desire to see that steps are taken.in that direction -as soon as possible.
On the- matter of drainage in Brookfnnds subdivision, the Bodrd authorized the establishment of a special drainage distrietydnd a... drainage commission u> Afork with' > \ the county drain coramiaion on the. problem.	<	'
A survey of drainage operations will be conducted in the next 30 to'
45 days. 'The Township action < stems from petitions presented by Brooklands residents aeekif^ relief frbm flooding situations during spring thaws and rainy seasons.
' The Board wULadverttoe for bids on washing then painting the township ball to bie opened at the i regular meeting May 11,
In other action, Clifford Holforty, of 2783 HiUendale Rd., was named to fill the vacancy oq the Planning Advisory Commission created by the recent resignation to Diok Al-byn.
Rev. Gjerken Accepts Post in Fort Wayne
ROCHESTER — The 'Rev. Walter C. Gerken, pastor of St. John Lutheran ChurCh, has accepted a call to Fort Wayne, Ind., to be assistant executive director of the Lutheran Deaconqps Assn.
• The Rev.- Gerken will preach bto farewell' ■ e r non in Rochester 12. He’ hah been pastor' of
t. John’s for nearly 14 yean. Rev. Garke-n hgs seen hli
199 to 9M peraana. Under Ida guidance the church, first school building .and the rpeeat school addition havu bean built.
The paptor..'1g married and has five children, induding four son who are toadying for the ministry, and a ddughtor,- jyho married a Detroit minister recently.
' The Gerkens five* at 1(193 >W. TnSverd^T&t.	; pm
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPD — It to-all
of Texas said, but active campaign-. fog to taboo.
The commission warned candidates that no campaigning “other than speaking to personal friends
distance'from the polls.”
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But De Gaulle Gets Farm Tour
Ike Waits to 'Show' Prize Cattle
By MERRfMAN SMITH WASHINGTON (UPI> X Prob-' ably no foreign visitor to President Elsenhower’s (arm ever go) such an extena(vx tour of |h& establishment as the Chief Executive gave Freiwh*t*reaideni Charles de Gaulle last Sunday. \
De Gaulle wan particularly Interested in the display of shdbr . ribbons for prize cattle hung in two -special cases at the entrance . of one of Eisenhower’s bams.
Elsenhower tried to explain
None of the ribbons displayed in the barn *Wbre won by slSfiem bower’s Black Angus cattle,' a. tact which must lave escaped the IVencIi: President because wished Elsenhower "many more
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permit his fine cattle to M m competitively because feels it might work a diaadven-j tage to other cattle raisers. f In ether wards, the President
judges to know they wen looking al the entry of the President of the United States. Gettysbiiqt friends say, however, that once Eisenhower leave* office, he i most anxious to enter stock shows nearby and accompany his entries, personally.
In general terms,., here it the* way the farm is .run:
HAS LEASE PLAN There are 175 head of Angus cattle on the acreage owned by the- President or held for him under land-lease and option arrangements. Of the total herd, the Prebident owns about 60 animals. The , rest are .owned by George E. Allen, the President’s golf playing friend, and Billy Byers,' a .well-
The three men are pot partners, The President provides the laad and Allen and Byers, In return for use of the land, tahe earn of the over-all management «f the herd. .
Arthur Nevins, a retired Anriy general, Is supervisor of the farm for.the President, and Robert'Hartley, a graduate of tfie. University , of Pennsylvania A g r le u 11 u r M school, is in direct charge hf the herd. Nevins handles the linances.
Allen and Byers show their eat-tle in competition at g number of county and state fairs in the Pennsylvania "and Maryland area. Sometimes they enter the major! cattle shows in Chicago and Kansas City.	i
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A postage stamp commemorating .the 100th birthday of the Pony [ Express will be issued in July 1660.
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Notes	‘Alahning’ College Trend
NEW YORK lUPI)—An apparent 60 per canHf this year's ‘ * high school gmduatea are planning college irptiora In science, ~~ matics or engineering.
The high percentage, disclosed with the announcement .of National Merit Scholarship Awards Wednesday, ia abraMy alarming eduoators.
Only 36 per cent of the < graduating class of 1986 had majors In those fields, according to U. S. Office of Education figures.
"I think the tread Is seriously ild Dr. ihh C. ve director of the
Foundation and vice president ot mental problems are solved by the social and political fcress to ‘ ~ 9m Op advancement af	“
No educator
Eurich believes an afflijinttive national '-policy Is necessary right .the 'scientific overbalance of the paat-Sputolk ere and that Aright young Americans will be trained to nufthe store, further the arts and make’ the human ciakms oL government as well to take off Into Space.
nit others view It as a less —Oats danger.
Dr. John A. Knout, vice president and provost of Columbia University, himself an historian, said he was encouraged, fey "a very considerable hrtercet in the humanl-ties” increasingly displayed by students In scientific fields.
Kraut said they ‘apparently are
____.drily has to he balanced by I aware that their work has larger
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Frederick H. associate of the Guntogie Carp, which with the Ford Foundation provided initial funds lor the National Merit Scholarship Carp.. said he believed the overbalance toward science Is partly a necessary catching-up after years of underemphasis.
He said he did not personally believe It has geae tee 1st "hat we mast watch ler danger signs and guard against feeing toe
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Einjch said one essential scientific field, medicine. Is already suffering from (he scientific bOoni Medical schools are receiving fewer applications and (roof something less then the cream of the [academic crop, he said, because 'might-have-been doctors are find-ting that other fields oiler greater hmnsriol reward at an earlier age after shorter training. *
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WINCHESTER. Va. (AP) A Hawaiian beauty today officially becomes the mythical monarch of this apple country ip.11 ceremony |that|s a highlight of the 33rd] Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festi-iL
Miss Yvonne Mendonca will re-! pelVe her crown from a fellow countryman,' Hawaiian Gov. Wiliam F. Quinn
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Small Losses Drop Market
NEW .YORK UR-ThC stock market was generally lower In moderate trading early today.
Losses oltnost key stocks were small, There were a few gainers.
Despite record earnings for the finjl» quarter, General ^Bectricf dropped about a .paint- Eastmanj Kodak slipped more than a point.;
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MARKETS |Gram Futures Tilt ,'Toward Weakness
The following am top prices covering sales of locally grown produce brought to the ranter's Market by grower* and sold by
Quotations luce Detroit Bureau of Mutate, as el Wednesday.
CHICAGO tlKi. flte «f*ln futures market tilted generally toward weakness today during the first several minutes of dealings on the Board ot Trade.
Aircrafts were unchanged to
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May wheats however, was slight-_ .	. _	.	ly firm again and ported anoth-
Detroit Product	er high for the season by a small
| fraction. It appeared to have fur-]
_______ h0	^« ther support from export buyers
McIntosh, bu.'. J.r»|after a sale ol 3,373,000 bushels of hard wheat to Uruguay for May shipment.
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and Gutted Aircraft wen each ahead fractionally.
1TE Ocutt Breaker ret fraction of yesterday’s 5%-point loss. NAFI, yesterday’s mostac-ij^'JVVh' jdve gainer, slipped a fraction on|**T*,p? profit taking at the opening, then erased the toes.	.Livestock
American Motors was firm aad , active while the Mg three automakers showed scant change.
OUs; utilities, coppers, chemical*j*££i and rails trended slightly lower, uwlb. v.
International NickebLorlllard and 225*twa tots'uf'chM -Du Pont made small gains.
Slightly lower also were Amert-'Choict «t«r. lsw-iioo ib». as w-n ss;
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Piguraa alter -decimal point* srs ctchtlic
The Department of Agriculture also cleared 2,413,000 bushels of com lor export on: subsidy bids for Jour cents a bushel
Grain Prices
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Kierdorf Eyed for Parole
Herman Kierdorf. who has assistant to the Jackson, Prise*-
corded a "retd fine'’ prison ord, will be considered a second time for parole next month.
The eldeidy cigar-smoking torr mer aide to Te^nstors bos* James R. Hoffa had no a«ion taken on ■early’’ parole when he went before the parole board Jan.. 18. Gerald L. Hansen, administrative
wanton, said.
Hansen said foe parole board ■ gave no reason for not taking action titan, but In « February executive session ordered ,a supplementary report on Kierdorf. TMn, , Hansen said, probably would-be brought up In May.	'■
Because of a large prison popular tion, Hansen explained, Kierdorf’s parole Was heard I three months early, a new system undertaken by the. board. His ‘‘good’time” record actually wasn't up until April * A A , .
The former Madison Heights resident went to prison, for l to 5 (years last July after waiting out e j a />	. legal maneuvers which failed .to '
$25,000 federal tyrant reverse his conviction for posses-
was actually for a lawn mower.
the uncle of human torch victim Frank Kierdorf. The elder Kierdorf’s latest -scrape with the -law came after he visited his dying nephew ln StJosephMerfcy Hospital. t '	■ \	'• -•« *£&
Hansen said Kierdorf has been 'no trouble at air since being an,
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‘GETTING THE I.OWDOWN — J. -R. Bigler,	due's public and parochial senior high schools
supervisor of Employe Service Sections at the	have- been attending sessions Tuesday through
General Motors Truck and Coach Division, gives today at Central ‘and Northern highs to hear, students the lowdbwn on personnel work during	speakers from 30 occupational fields, Listening
"Career Week" sponsored by the Pontiac Area , to Bigler here are (from left)-Larry McGinnis, Chamber of Commerce. Junior', classes ol Pon-	Lat+y See, Barbara Herdener and Judy Morgan.
And Nothing Much More
'Glue Swindle'	..	.._	. ,
Case Dropped *0 Say
Industry, Sewage
A priority study of sewage and drainage facilities, and an in very tory of Industrial sites in the Detroit metropolitan area was ready to proceed after 'approval yesterday of a $25,000 federal grant.
The two-fold study will be <w . ducted by the Detroit Metropolitan *™*1*-Area Planning Commission. It Is He has been assigned to the expected ,to be completed in 18; prison kitchen.as a trusty. '£ ™°ntB*'	Kierdorf went to the prison hoe-,
Congressman William S> pital in February when he cbm*-Broomfield (ROakland County) plained of a shortness of breath, announced the grant,, third of its [He was sentenced to Jackson, with kind for Ike metropolitan region, a past record of heart trouble, which encompasses 2,«oo square "His heart has stowed him down -mtteo,	.	, g. —Jcoosldorably,” Hansen said.—
He once said he’d never live out -jhis sentence.
L The first part of the study will be to develop a service area priority for sewage and drainage fe-j
i uUbllth trade.
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ties, according to Paul M. Reid,/lWUJI WlallGT commission executive directm.
I These are Oakland, Wayne, Ma-comb, Monroe, and the four eastern
Jit j *iaaw»a n I • By JAMES MARLOW ideas. What they seen# to have is They are determined to stand'townships in Washtenaw County.
Alleged $100,000 Ruse WASHINGTON (Ap) -- Tbelrigidity. If all that the .statesmen!solidly together in resisting Soviet	n. _ . -	_
of - Oak Park Man Is Amertean people are being pre-jand diplomats have said— ^demands; they haven’t talked of	*	frofn
• r	ihe,r ow-1 m^.rhfoTS:^.
Doubted by Justice from the Paris summit meeting jmuniques-could be wrapped intoj
Poultry and Eggs
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| Charges resulting from an jleged $100,000 glue swindle against Sol. C; Brodsky were dismissed yesterday by Oak Park Justice Burton C. Shifman.
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nsa i*ji.	ing $880 ffbm Albert J! DeBus-
scTSorr nous ^ 'schere of prtrott, fjl.jWT^,rn^^,8WHed2| JRdge SkifmRR expieased "iwr-mi Heered to Detroit In inn Included.! sonable doubt In my mind M to
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Oak Park, police said DeBus-Ischere was one of 50 persons who paid Brodsky $2,400 to S10.000 for "exclusive” subdtotributorahip* In Michigan' for Liquid Iron, a glue product made by Chrysler Corp.’s
er between the Wert and the Soviet Union.
Is anything going to be solved there? Probably riot.
President . Elsenhower Wednes-: day and French President Charles de Gaulle last week played down | the idea of solutions and* played up the hope the/summit would, produce betted relations with thej Soviets.	,
A great deal df time, a number of meetings, and a tot of visit ipgl back and forth by heads of state and their foreign ministers have gone Into th® preparations of the Western Allies for the Paris con-1 ference.
What the seem to lack to
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I Appointment of John C. Pric* “ cycleweld Division at Trenton.
(i'sales representative for Fourj [Rmes Distillers Co. in Pontiac. CLAIMED CONTRACT
Birmingham and Complainants said Brodsky toldj Rtfal Oak h«« them he had an exclusive contract
been announced ^11 Oirysler Corp. tor Mkrtigan been annoimceo^ ^ t J150 000 perfonn-
by Andrew Pat-;ance ryllck. Michigan manager for the firm;, Price has engaged
activities for the] part 14 years.
wfi	He is married,!
««! PRICE has two children! i and makes his home ai 1432-
old -scientist with the bludgeon mj^ht begin. And that’s about radios, television sets and kitchen I are estimated to have a weight of |q ichiqan State 0? Dr	J^f®mo^|sU y°u can say.”	lequipment.	* I not more than b ounce.
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News in Brief
««:« TStron8ul sis Frances W. Hart of MTl.JOdah I* 1 tSb w mV ' jjjjRd., Orton Township, reported tol >* i Ttuuan *.!! w s Pontlac police yesterday that Sf Twmt c«n ... MjLaneone gtok, , floor polisher rts I valued at S36S from his car while I sm.it was parked at Fairmont street 'and Baldwin avenue.
Kjrto Smith of l%Vi Willard 8t [reported to city police the theft of e tool box containing $60 worth of auto and electrical equipment from his car while it was parked front of his home yesterday.
he had foiled to poet eay Ih The prosecutor's office yet deckled whether to pi with any other action Brodsky.
Seamless Tube Pays
SOUTH LYON (!)
Seamless Tube! Go. 23-cents-a-share quarterly/ Wednesday. The dividend first quarter of 1969 was also 25 cents, but since then the stock has been split two for
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Allied Paper Buys Up 3 Separate Companies
KALAMAiSOO »*- Allied Piper Carp, bf Kalamaoa has iprehased the Egr/ Regjtoter Co. « Dayton, Ohio, ${»e Stephen Greene Co. ot Pbttadaiphia and ffie Amei‘ Register Co. .of Boston. '
. The three iniits have a total an-. hual sales volume of mors than 10 mliBon daflarii. Allied sabs in 1966 were about $38,700,000,	’
- Lawrence.Runh, president of the, Egry firm, Mtf ADied paid about two million dollars for Hie 12.000 "ihareMg Egry romm^rf stock outstanding:	*y.*1 iWW’l
Rummage sale, far the Women’* Auxilary, MetropoUtattClub, spirit No. 0, at I am, Friday. April 20, in the BloomftMd Theatre Building on Sooth Woodward in Birmingham.	—Adv.
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taken cm ooniignmcnt after April ‘ (Unstrito «w iscj IOjB
Old Attio 1 taken on conalgnm*
25. 11 to iidattlTl Pontiac Kitchen Spt- . sephine 8t. FB 8-8105.
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Methodist Church.. 14 Mila at Croft, Birmingham. Fri., ApriMI,
raHyt Hally Name itorium. Harmond Ave., U April 29th, t to A V'-dtofo.
Rummage chool Audit Iham, fti.
Rummage Rads at CAL Bldg., Fri.. April 29th. 9-12 am. —amt; * Rummage- sale, Fri., April 88th,
J a.m. to 1 pm. St. Androws Episcopal Church, 6801 Hatchery Rd., Drayton plains.. —adv.
mmagr sale at Fire Hall gs Auburn ATf.,-in Auburn Heights,
Jiven bv United. Presbvterian hutch. Friday, April 29th fTOm 10 to 8. Sat. from 916 h —adv.
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Kappa. 129 W Pike
St. Bat. 8-12. -AdT. Sale. Zeta Chanter,
Rummage Sab. Our Lgdv ot the Lakes. Waterford, April ML Ml ■ J-Adt.
Church tf Gad Bsho aad Ram-mare Bob, Bat.. Anri] sdth. 10 am. to | pm. 3969 Deland, Disvtfo Plains. ^	—Adt.
Drop Charges Against Dean
arrive development of dn off-rall for Industrial expressways,
for Mushroom Gathering
BOYNE CITY (B—Now they’re, going to crown a world mushroom bunting champion in Mlch-
j day Eisenhower was asked about gites, including his hopes for the rtimmit session ReM said.
Prime Minister HanHd Macmil- ^
; tiiink the 'mart we can hope » ^	faclUtl<!!- ,
!for, at this time,” .he said,- "is!	-	!'
ease, of tensions, some evidence ^..! that 4e are coming closer togeth- KUl LTBCllT jQU66Z6
■s that nwtnl«l
<* gh ia	- usai we. cue tuaiuig uubci lugcuri
Action Follows on Heels er — sufficiently so. that people j R ( | of Resignation in Death j™	b 0(l British tCOnOmy
Students
of Woman Teacher
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -Former Louirtana State University dean George H. Mickey* was a free man today,, but he was a teacher without -a School. '	„
j Dist’. Atty- J- St- Clair Favrot [Wednesday wihtdreW a murder-
which they are living its stability.	I LONDON (J) — The government
“NOW, how this might come imposed a long - expected credit about I don’t know. There is, of|aqueeze on Britain’s booming econ-course, the subject of ceasing of I omy today. It restricted bank loans tests, and with a controlled sys- and the terms for installment pur-tem for that, for developing some chases.
[step in disarmament, .and for	it’ WW.
greater rontacts, particularly cul-; A minimutn down payment of! turai contacts. I think that there 20 per cent was imposed, on the
The Boyne City Chamber ef Commerce has set May 7-8 as dates Of foe first annual national mushroom hunting champion- , ship. Chamber spokesman Don Sheets says the contest is patterned after the rules of field dog trials.
Candidates will receive numbered bags, be escorted to a sop-' tion of woods known to abound to Morrell mushrooms and start ' one hour of hunting at a gun signal. Judges will take filled bags to be weighed and sealed.
The finals May 8 will have narrowed the field to 10 contestants. • The, winner will be awarded merchandise prises plus a trophy cup denoting the world's mush-trim hunting championship.
Brairt cells Used in '
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students from Pontiac Waterford Township yesterday _» named winners of Michigan \te University Honors Sdnlar-
from Pontiac Cen-
McMillan, a v bey. •» aVn
Ohio was separated from North* west terrttortty in 1800.
The district attorney’s action came shortly after it jwas disclosed‘Mickey had voluntarily resigned been the LSU faculty. University President Troy Mid-„ High“&h<^WiSa®"R.	hai.reUerJ Mickey of his
isel, 71 FTOnkUn Blvd.; Sheila A. «» dean afterhe washed. Goldberg, 166 0n*ida St.; Ronald ^*«r, the geneticist wasdemoted C. Jo^«, 2105 Garland St.; and|to a professorship btit kept on the from Waterford Township High payro*1-
Julia Dovfe, 3660 Brook- M^key. reached at his home -dale St. and Catherine E. Kan- where he has lived practically* in tartan, 7733 Locklin St.	[seclusion since hi# release on $10.-
Paul D. Bagwell. MSU director(000 bond, declined to comment on of scholarships, paM winnera were Ms plans.	f .
selected from- students- who re- A grand jury took no nettop aft-centiy competed for Alumni' Dis- er hearing evidence in tbe case, tinguished scholarships and Gen-[leaving the murder charge hang-eral Motors sduttarships‘ and Ing.
whose scores were high enough to Mickey’s attorney, Rdbert recommend them for the hdfjors Kleinpeter, -said' he thought the awards; -	| ^UbdEawal of the warrant was the I
The Honors Scholarships cover j fair thing tor Favrot to do.. He the tuition fees for four years, or|said the action, lit effect doses; ‘12 terms, at MSU. •
Chessman Has Days to Live
Will 12-Year Struggle End Monday?
By MOE RAISER SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP>-How is Caryl Chessman spending his final days awaiting his ninth scheduled execution May 27 The convict-author is a calm but busy man—-with mixed emotions.
One moment he is hopeful. The next he believes his 12-year fight for survival will end in . tbe green gas diamber next Monday.
Many of Chessman's daytime
hours are occupied by newsmen and photographers from' many parts of the world.
. ' * * ♦ W % Thqy visit him in a small room and one question invariqbjy asked is, ”H6w do you feel about, your coming execution?*’
When I saw ; Chessman this week he contented:
”11 you ask me how I feel about my approaching execution, let me [say I do not believe I,can pro-jeet my feelings to anyone.
[ “I have been through this so many times that I just can’t say how I feel.	» >-
I “If l should live,' I would like to drop eback into complete anonymity. This life in a goldfish bowl is not pleasant.”
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Vice President Nixon to Chessman was convicted in 1948 Be Speaker at Annual **th# l°« Angeles “Red Light
^	B^jt" Who forced sexual abuses
on two women victims.
He has steadfastly dknied the charges. He has refused to "finger1’ or identify a man he say*
C.ofC. Plans Washington Trip
RANK ANNEX RISING — Steel' framework for the Community National Bank annex ,*i E.‘ Lawrence street rise# against the sky, putting 'th4 tekr, four-story buikfing well oh Its Why toward on Oct. 1 completion date. w
the annex will bb connected with foe bank proper (left) by an enclosed overpass. The hew $509,000 -facility will house for bankas loiui operations'.and Will be (hatinguished by an unusual glass und brick facing in front.
Chamber Session
A talk by: Vice President Rich-lard M.,Nixon will higBlight a trip to Washington, D.C., next week by a 13-man delegation from the j Pontiac Chamber ol Commerce.
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The vice president is scheduled as the main speaker Monday night, at ‘foe annual meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce, which the Fpntiac ‘ group will bo attending.
Pontiac delegates are scheduled to breakfast with U.8. Rep. William S. Broomfield (ROakland Comity) Tuesday and meet with gen. Philip A* Hart Wednesday..
Another highlight of -the meeting will be. the annual Michigan I [Congressional Dinner for. all Mich-I Jgfogates Tuesday night. , ! e annual meeting runf from Sunday* through Wednesday. The Pontiac group will fry to Washington in three shifts Saturday, Sunday and Monday and return Wednesday, said John W. Hiriing-f, Chamber t>f Commerce monger.
Signed, ub to attend are;
[ Harry J. Woodman, chamber .president; Albert W; Holcomb, first vice president; Stuart E. Whitfield, Glenn H. Griffin, Brace [J. Annett, J. L. Van Wagotiet, Thomas Whliltald. Glenn MiUer, John A. Riley. William: HUM, Edward Wilaott and Dr. F. Mihon Hathaway..	■ *-' . >'% .f
Hiriinger will also attend;
was the bandit. Although all ot his judicial appeals are exhausted.
Chessman’s eighth scheduled execution was last Feb, 19. A 60-day reprieve by_Gov. Edmund G» Brown saved him then.
Chessman described his hear*, ness to death as terrifying.
- “IPs almost as though you’re -walled off from the living. There is an awareness, hard to describe, that pours in dn you, like waves pounding against a beach.”
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He will face the same erdeal, again soon. He sits in small cell at night and .waits, and reads until late in the morning. He sleep* only five hours, eats sparingly.
His typewriter is stilled. From it flowed countless court appeals, short stories and four books, including “Cell .2455, Death Row,” ~ a bestseller.
Chessman still has things to do before May 2.. He must arrange tor disposal of Ms estate, which he said is small; And for his own funeral.
NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING
Th* Pontiac City. Commission has .scheduled public htarinvs for Tuesday, May %, 1960 at 8 p.m.. EST in fhw Commission Chamber, City Hall dn Intention to construct the . following Improvements; Curb, Gutter, grade, qravel, drainage, related work.	\M
Roland Dstv* from S. line A. P. 159 to Argyla Fourth AvwBu* from loslyn to Highwood Second Avenue from loslyn to Laurel Tennyson Avenue front Fuller to Aden#.
Sanitary Sewer . • • ,
8.W. ride Oakland Avenue from Pershing to 300 teetS-E.
j Astor Street from 210 feet Nvai Pike to Michigan , Horthway Drive from Astor to EtteC loulevard CombifiedSewer
N. sh^e Walton BquUvtml fmsn EtanWy to Btohtwond
.For further Information see leged notices. Interested property ditmers are urged to appear.
^By order of the Qty Commisrioo .	,
Dated April: 27, 1960.
MA R. IVANS, '
City Clark
THIS PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1660
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Bald abort described landa Include aU to (ha lota in tha following platted
meat at l:N o'clock p.m.,	B**|«*
standard Tima, an Wadaaaday. _ Mny E UN. in tba Publto Barrlco Bulldln*. 6 South Talafraph Band,.MW, Mhtli fdr tha purpoaa af haartna vnMIw to Hm.itoprmiwaart aad a anaatot aaaaamnant djSrtat NNjim -diufaa aa aat faath batow, and to datarmtna tha adrlaabtltty of pfoaatdlnt with aaid Imarannunt, tom: __,
,:s,'^Krsr«JST«s*-"
SiS&Mt!wtoh}ltri^n»M d»-
!Sm iria to' thi" matoi' iaiatwiitirV Parminaton Biarnna PtoSHI *-■*" Bathnntad anal; DM.aaa.N iaaatol Aataaatoinf pjatalat:_— -~ tt af Baa. Xt fhnapjWB _Tc—iht> AU af Sac, 11. Parminaton Towrtolp Tha JOT to Of BmTnL Pax minivan JSjjT hdkt« Farming ^Se^iWJIeftoe W tk af Baa M. f«!n«tonjra-M. ^ to tha U
Kandallwood Subdtrlalon Kendallwad BnhdMaton Ml 1 , Kindallbood Subdlrlilon Mk I KaadaWwaad MhdMatoB No. I . Kandallwood Subdlrlilon Ho t Wntbreoka tfaner Subdlrlilon , Wcitbrooko Minor Subdlrlilon N< Wcitbroobt. Manor Snbdlrlitoo N< Waatbrooka Manor Sabdlrimon Hi Park BIB SubdlrUlon " ad BaMMatoa
_____,._ad SubdlrUUn
Sprlnaland SubdlrUlon
• foltowlnt plattad
*U^mbadT'iubd1rUlan
Oakland BlUa Orchard! Subdlrlilon Paiidtoa Park BukdlrUApn Sprlnabrook Subdlrlilon Bo. 1
hot tha plana nrapnrad by id Awodataa.
_________________ ^‘fSra-tL r
H ,da otflca In UM PUblte torW Buildina, JM South Tatostnph Pontlaj. Mlchl»an.
WM tCUOtT, buciubw. _______.	a _
Notice U further flrtn, |hsl W BUM 114 MttMti Of eott prepared by Oiffcls ttiflneerlnf Company, rtf-Utarad prafaaaUmal
Improramant on llto_wlul R. f. *****
andar. Diradar of .WMS WOlBa. *“* araltobto for pubUo axamlnatlon al office in thl Public Sendee Bull 550 South Tetesrupb B«ad. Boa Mlchlaan.
April 11. IB
totlea U haraby (Ivan by tha undar-aad that an Thuraday. May I. IIN IP o'clock a.at. at fl 8. Huron Btraot,
i‘^.rc^“iA^KS £rh3
r MIWB64M0T. win bn haM for caih tha hlahoct bidden^ toa^tctlon
ipwUM.SnSean. iba 5*57;-. ,
Tu undcrchmcd racanrac tha rlsht to *Datad: Abrtl M. ION.
*1ON*MAT	« UiNAJt «g
ss«. yttAss
nua. Prrndalc. MlchlfMi Tha wW«a <■ *inp-d and mny ha tnapaatad at atod . The undaraiaiMd raaarraa tha 'LBSOCTATm^DtopWlNr^
B.-J. AtBXABDtB. Director of Public Workl April N. May I, IBM.
Tewnahlp Hall. MW Opdyka Hoad. Tuei-
nlant. May nth, IM st Tilt p m. tody thaTaltoHMMi
■	Santod OiUtoi;ii : •	!
1.	That	Bacflna li af	Artleto Tt	af
jto, IT (Banins	Ordinancei	ba
Ml	Lrtfc
right to
thA SSrtaT ."fftton harm toaneatt to ba hold in antd adgM dUtHct i tha pth Say af May. INI:	.
—	*■■■ notlee Is Hlllf
the Nth day if;Jtog |;M e’eloek . p.m . ‘ li the which onrcslitered pi non* "	* the City af Kmttoe
_ „lar to ba ahflm to
AppUeattoa jar. ta^atmUan ihyddJ madatojto Ctoth gT tJa ettyje tow.
'^Snr^y
mriilTatfen boaki af auah clty er tarn Sac rat ary af tha Baard of Bdu
tKd: Mar*	KXM
a m
S| raialMjw hi yd** **■
H0T1CB OV'".BVXCUL_______
aanltary aawar on Bow Strait TO: wuilam Martas. Wd , Beniamin Jenklni, Bain Blfhl Myrc, Bsell McCool, Amanda
■ chapman. Manraa Sad, Barah to all peraoni intaraatas/ta That tha reU of the Bpadal heretofore made bj * for the purpoaa of
H	MWWW
SSBbSVmBS
borno by apomal
.......»t which
Warner StrewTla now oo file In office for pdnUe JtoapaMtoS.
Notice la alio hereby «lvan that -7: CommUalon and tha AaaaMor of the City
5®t>£
and place apparttoUty^uUI bo «toa peraoni Intaruted to bo beard.
lull M IMA
AFFIDAVIT Of CAMPAIGN
mrjrsssiom. _
th* BH « Pontiac, at the Oaneral Municipal Election held Aprtl ll. r“ Deponent further statoa that tn cordance .BfBEJBIrt* IHw IJW “
' M. Chapter IV City fStortlr,
Atobad ejection and eampalsa
WWW aa followi: ___ .____ ___. ,i
gpaalfy batow from wham contrlbm
t'^eclly*1befow,,to'’whodl axpandlturaa
,<?hmw ara*na' unpaid dabth’cir <jSfS tlona of thla deponent M ftch eandl
■ ‘‘Rrth.r <topo««t
^Tar'SEwS 8th ttoy“
HtyncB; OP WTENTION TO COH-
usiSniter
Tea art haraby
■Mm MM
to and MtbalAR and «ml the «...-of ahalt ba dafrayad by apodal
Bautoeard from BUntoy Aranue to lUch-jnond XtoSM ihaU oOBitltuta tha ipa-atal aiaaaamast Patriot taSKuytlHN --- ■ —* —t oxpanaaa 1 the aatl-
NOTICE st the Co
4 axpantaa tharaaf ah*U ba
>CuPmkBfr°ornM nd'
Pontiac, Mlehtoan, ml,ilon Chamber <
SfisajMLpJ
;ommtsi|on o
BEjHpeHPi^urttoe
fix’ /!_.
April IT, INI
AOAR. EVANS .. Aprt!%^8
ular maatlna of th* Mull IB Ujli. aa. fBiMaak iBBB^WSI April N. UN by reaatatton it wa* da-eland to ba th* totasttas af tha CMy ■—iaataa to aasatnat aanltary aaswr a aouthwaat aide of Oakland Ara-mh #OTbins f*—‘ *-	•—*
eojt ^of
SG Joints Raided; T-Men Arrest 65
tt ihaU ba dafrayad by mt apas Lota li, 13. 34 labdlrtalos. wblch ihaU
.....3 ^
WASHINGTON (AP) — With stopwatch pEBdaiao, U.S. Treasury agents invaded backroom bookie joints and numbers rooms nearly 90 cities across " country Wednesday.
Mopping up today, they counted at leaat 65-arrests, and the figure may swell to 100.
.*. ♦ ' '
The T-Men, after weeks months o< careful inveatigatioa, ■prang their trapa at'mow than
^rfiss-H^
I fast north of
ytm pro pato nottiftod that at * fasuhur moatlna of the Commlaelen of th| Qty Of. TVStlM. WobUian held April M, INI by raaohitlon It waa'tt-clared | top tbw ln tanUon^ J j?* --on Aator Street from 340 •	—
Ptk* atraot to iftohtonn
— North way Drtywfrom
bat aontotnrd at an i 11MM.N, and that tha aatlamu of aald lmpn for publle Ini paction.
■ la rartlwr Infos Sad to aasatnat aald tmproyamast to acootdanoa with tba plan, groflto and aatlmata, and that
tba coat <
S area a* ma: to tranipoct m
* main tntorei
Aatar Ptrwat Aram MO .—--------------
Pika Straat to Mlchlaan MtoWti) Barthway Drtra from Aitor Straat ■ “ Boulevard shall aasatttsto the «pa-aaaaaamont district to -MM
_____I tl of tha aatlmatod aaal awl (N
panaaa tharaaf nsd that iN.Mi.N the aattointod mm and axponaaa thereof ahsq to paid from tha Capital Improvi-
~tant Find. '_________*
NOTICE IS BBRBET GIVEN That Us Oemwlartpn of the city af Pasttac. WcbMa (ID mast hi th* Com--listen Chamtor as May I. UN at * aiaaa p.m. to boar auasaatlon* aa uMMtoss that may at mad* by parts
"wo" Tin Dated April IT. USA
ADA R. EVANS.
city ctoi
U,________________ Apeu is. aa
Comralaalon of
suttar, graia, pay
nyion Avenue, hereby satUM that _ ,itoa H K •*-— th* Otto of Past.... »,
Amt 3*. IMS by resolution _______________
(find to ba tha Intention af tha City Oitototwiato to asset met tun, auttar, arada. sravil. dratnaaa and mated
Unit 1# Artos* Avenue I
th* aaal tharaof ahnB
iu* from Putter Straat to i wvawwe than aasatltuto th* apo-
___anianaont .dlatrlet to damp
tt.3SS It of tha eattmsted aoat and ex-pania* tharaof had that tAMS-td of
^ IlMtorild
Aprtl M. W. MM.
_ —----— ------- GIVEN
That tho Commlaiion of tha City of MH UiSift (Mat hi Commtoatao Chamber an Way 3. 1*4 * -'dock p.m. to hssr ausnaafMS — . jcUom Shot may ha an by part!** lntemtad.
^W. 0~TMI.—..—^-----------
Datod Asm 31. UN.
AX3A-R EVANS.
* ■	City Clar
Span m, ua
mhrimum floor spaa* far
J, UR 13|.
___i ashy
1. That Am
and tor ---------iSiwr
iKwSrhlu th* Interior tot Uiaaat k ahnB a* a minimum af ftv* (I)
__t, Sant tot Haas ihaU hay* a awl
back of a minimum of forty (*•* took th* di atraet tot Ms* ihall have a •*»
---S * mjnlmum of thirty (Ml feet.
i bardahlp ba Incurred to*
aat bask may fa chanced by appltaatlm Artleto XX ba
_________ttmPxffi
S lot tavtoa^to^ISTS“ -tost aras with s wMtk.af ._
and^that *all .totot*\at. nnaa* ahaS j minimum af sixty	*■
WlktTh# Artleto TOT *1
Commarctal Dlatriet C-4.
t4*s |_TrilWT pxrks I-----
Saetlon Ti-Oaat. Th* uaa permitted in thli dUtrlct ihall ba Ballad to t—' £ parks whleh an Ucansed under operated Is eawipManca wtth tha M— Isas Trailer Park Law sad tt» reoulre-—i*nta aa aat farth Baastsaftor.
Sectlan M liana. Ona »trn ihal irmiuad. not to exceed twenty-
Se^M*M^VraOer Park* ,*nd —.
7b) Thftt biM •nterpritea thall hart proper WiBBt IE IwilBWlT * *rB?fl
•urfsca two (It tabhoa thick In
AfT.'SSSf’ik.ii » ,~»j
Wide to permit a mandatory *f five (M feet on as* aide af iaa tyonty
the^'occupints 'and 'That no 1
shows&taas*(M tSi'Nt-bnST'tobS *dn aT Aa wadway ass' at toaat (l»i fast from th* road lot Mpp..
rMtorad by Blhto Uw at th* .thsa trarllar park or aiaaataitot anwrp
than be autharttod to operate._
(St That afl atona Uraina aa pawyldaj l each traitor path and aiaocUtid
fib^^uggKhy^S:
ttSTuait ihall kb a tan (Ht

tssfrju.«
„ rNs%'
m That astt traitor mfia __ —
h“*r« ■^rTCSfer.
Aj^xnB
%
___a toad>ytlJ%Stow^
z 4 rsir taa
hould7 b* paM and bora* by .iMdai ■aaiamaot for tha oonitruetton of water tain u B«aa Strapt from Onnt Btroat > Iras* Btnat and Is Inns gtraat fram [*a« Straat to Warner Straat U now on KwWffiN f“r pubUo inepoetlon. Notlea la alio harAy ma M W Commlaiion and th* liiasanftotBW of Pnntlae wlU meat In tlw CoAuntaaUn Chamber tn aaUXWSl Uw md day M
it^gu^thS
id place opportunity 'will be glvln 73 irion ■ talarartad t* to heard.
Datod AMU3T, UN ^
10 separate locations—backrooms of candy stares, taverns, private suburban homes, hotel room*
' eir quarry tem-the net.
■reef shall ba defrayed by -—it aeeordlna to fra-* af tho lota nsd jsri
The basis tor the raids qRS this: Under federal Imp,- any gambler mult purchase a $90 tax stamp the. government, oven if gsmbling is iiiegai in Ue state. tt ha doesn't have the atamp, he faces a maximum five year p ” on sentence and 110,009 fine.
Cooperating with the T-Men were state and local polka, U.S. marshals and agents at the Im tamal Revenue Service's alcohol tax division..
Though thky found some evidence of connections between widely separated gambling opern-* dais said, there was no immediate proof that any were tied together hi a nationwide crime syndicate.
Horace or intention to com-
mat curb, auttar. arid*, travel, drain-■a m Tunnyaan Afana*.
I to aceordanaa with
Untoil Grand Rapids Redevelopment Rian
GRAND RAPIDS ® - A» ambitious program tar redevelopment of tha entire downtown Grand Rapids ares over the next IS 30 years was outlined today city officials, but there yet is no plan for ftaancing.
The plan was unveiled after a year-long iftudy on needs of the central business core by J. Paul Jones, senior consultant with a New York planning services firm.
He toid city commissioners and civic leaden the'program’s first step should be development of the civic administrative buildings at the business district’s northwest end as approved last year fay the City Commission.
An urban renewal program for a 38-acre portion of the business district already has been approved end has been granted $90475 In financing by the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency.
APPADAVTT OP CAMPAION gTATE OF MlCKlOAr"
et Pwotiec. at th* Blaettoa h*ld Aprtl
furthar atataa that li **-cordance with StotoLaw and Saetton 34. Chaptar IV City charter, Ma detailed atoettoa and aaiapalan aapaua* war* - toarwa:-------- —
NOTICE or IHtaNIIUH TO COR--met curb, surtar. drains**, md*. (ravel mi second Avenu*.
You nn> hereby notified that at a -Jdlar meetlnc af th* Oanneteatoa ad tha^qpr jiThellet. Mlchlaan -------
I aaUmata of i
I Improvement la
It to farther intended tn aaaatruct told tournviWtot ta anardanei with —----------x-—
bat Sl.tM.41 N th* aatlmated •
____xpanaaa thereof ah*n to paid fri
th# (MW Improvement Fund. . .a the aethnatod ooet af ll.Tn.ds for hi
■tuba ihall b* aaaaaaad a* folio we: O_
Sowar Stab *Aah Itoto SN 111. in sis “iru M both Inchute*, SMI SStT SC
n. 311. m sts. m. sss. m m2
Nd NMto.	____fl
NOTICE B HBREBT QTVBN . That to* Comm lee Ion of tor City .i Pontiac. Mlehthm win meet In tha One -rlaalon Chamber oh lfay S. IMS at ’atotk p.m. to hear rtMeaUtoto D ob^aettooa that may b* made by ipartlee
wloiTSlS.	. a
.Salad Aprtl IT. IN).
NOTICE OP INTENTION TO CON-:ract curb, auttar. trad*, travel drain-at* on Pwartb Avenue.
Tou are hereby hotlftod that at ntular meetln* of tot tfi* C*-	*•—
bri
be the tatanttoh _ „ mlaeioa to ((hltrutt curb, auttaw art gravel, dralgae* and rata tad work Psarih Anare from Joelyn Aranue HllibwaN Bautoeard at an g|H
coat of S3I.M4.10. and that — I--------
pronto and aatlmato of aaN Itohraea want la on file *—
It to furthar aald fmprovamant la nocArdaaa* with to* plan, profile and aatlmata. tad that ~ thereof ihall be defrayed by .	_ maiimant aeoordlnt to frant-
ara and that *n af tha Iota and partale of land frbnttato upon olthar aid* of tot^ Avenao Ofhi Japru Awm.lt Hlthwood Boulavard ahall eanatttuto tha epedal aaaeaamant dlatrlet t* defray »n.rt.» of rh* aatlmatod *oat_*nd -oxpanaaa thereof xnd that tl.Tto.T5 of th* aatlmatod aoat aid expanea* tharaof KX to SNd from to* Capital Improve, mint Fund, and to* e-ttmatod aoat *1 11.440 00 for aawar etuM ahall b* ae-
l».J
wm
tac<«d%. v
i. iaa m. 1
________ ___________ ... th* City af
faitSto,^iftohleen wfll ant It, Ito Commle-lop Chamber on lfay I UN Jt *	“ — *- hear lumetlone1 and
_______ ________>y b* mad* by parttoa
DMN AMU ST. INS.^ ^
fts AprlPU, ?N
b. rotter. «1 Hand Road. I hereby a -“St of ‘ elide.
IN TO'4 travel, d
___Cltv of Pootlde. Mlchlfen 'buSIS^Aprl}
to b*-*th* lntenttoa of*4h* Clfv ComtnU-
S-totSjto',,A*v*nAi
■ an aatlmated cost of II.3*131, and Rotond Rood from touth line Ae*
Plat Ha. to to mm* Arawm aanatHwa to* apamaT ■>mamma*'.
' 'd to defray tl.aaa.to of 'th* aatlmatod
S8J«^CT%»«yBR
Commlaiion of- too Cltv i ■Mass wtttmaat totowCtoa
mw.
o'etoak pal. to haar inaaliljiai wtd obtootloaaTthnt may fa* mad* by partial
GT MICRIOAHI T OP OAKLANSl aa. y JL Wood bain* duly rwan ind ear* that, ha waa a <
Further daponaat^aapreth .nok^^ SSskjt/v .	Nam* of Candidate
Subeeribed and awnra to bofara m* . Notary Publle to and for toB County of Oaktoad till* M day at ^ DOH^fATTIHOLT.
5S5^3ommto5on Win* M. T
Death Notices
*TCTSi/BaB!?Mrg
a,art^*S8asr®&
Funeral eervtca WlU b* held Friday. April to. at S p.m. front
SB? S*1ME*j8SjSS
At th§ FwraHy faml KoB^_ OOOBINS, APRIL M. IH0. StHSL. 41 DtlAWATt Dr.:	m
WUIIMB J. Cousinj; Rtf BBOthtr

Prayer s ■day at I “aarvlca'w
f%M&alAlu Pmurai __ Ith Dr. W. H. Martjch
■ mss
ar af Mr*. AUe* E. Herrick n* Lads* of Sorrow wffl b* hallM-day. April aa, at Tta mto *t to* j PurileiTFuneral Home. Recitation
of th* Roaart wULbonMay. Aarti 3*. at a p.m. atwramlll;. • noral Home. Puntral eervle* wlU be held Saturday, Aprtl N. at IS ami. from SL Ytoaont. da Paul Churoh. Interment to Mt- Hop* -----tore. Mr. Dolan will jta to
father of Ouy I canard Mr*. Jan
Ptuaraf ^rranaemente^ pandipf from tha Hun toon Paniral Hopw. XeCSQHR APRIL 34. UMl ULUAH
VVBSS'R&J'RS--
daimbtor of John P. Crtopa Sr.; dear mother af Richard W. Hoak-lna; dear alitor at Arthur, Harold and John P. criape Jr. Funeral eervtca will ba held Friday. Aprtl * *i l p.m. Bum. Ina Donation- ■ Funeral Ham*. In torment
n*dy and Mr*. Claud* Finlay; alao aurrtvanjv (maraat-altoto Mra. Waiter Terry and Mr*. John Pobnar. RaotvotJon af Uw MiHy win b* Thureday at 1:J# pjn._*t , Braoa-Smlth Puaaral Ropw.
' - “ -arrte* wUl k* haldPrU
R lA. iT nmT'ftfom

MASS*
to Howall. Mich, war* asm* by I
snt
InUr-
rrmikft*
AvjN
id wife of Albert S. iMMrt r alatar of Mre. Alice Otu. iry Johaa, Mra. Rrtn Him MW i. OUva Orlffln. Punaral aarv-— •>* held Friday. April' 3*.
Arzr
mm

sir Settee Atm »s* * md wUa af tow Utonla:
‘ r af Mra. Hanry Uabar, Mr*.
m!^»r Hobart Rtoa; ala* aurtrlyad by tea srnndaSUdran asr el* •wr aaV grandchildren. Pucaral aprylr*
wtth Dr. H. H. Bavan offlclottoa.
the Vborhaae-ilpto Funeral Home.
-. mother it Mra . Robert (Ann)
service will b* bald SHdar. April
Stay oHIdlbttot. Intormaat lb Oak
egtej-taifSJBTM
___________ras Bxujx
TgBmNtbr. tto* pa»m~ —^ ^
^S?5|Si'xagr4ir5a
Sadly mlaaad by huaband Kenton WlUMfhby a eon John. A dM«£
Fanwal Directors
COATS
TjMtoq.w
Donelson-Johns
... FUNERAL HOME
tkillii lot Panamto" , (PARBa BBUrktH CHAPEL ThouahtfuTService	PE 3-4*41
Voorhees-Siple
FUNERAL HOME -
, Cemetery Lots
________-i'fcls MXMOSUT.
Otrdtnt^Comgonloei Cry pita. Sac-
PERRT ICT. pySfiR,,~x’=== Beautiful 1 (rava to
Iks Fsattae Piesp ' FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181
At If son. Today then wan fepfias st Ike Flam
Hs|p WsiitsJ Msie >
Sltats, SITUS, S1TS.1T, SUMS, roam era actual weakly aarn-to**. Tan too ona mnka.thte kind of money tf you nr* a top notch
s£r%^,£w£rfcdA»!.
Steal* Hard, SIM Orchard Lake
Rond. Haas# Harbor.____________
SIMM PLOfa TO TOP ROOTE nian. Place act work, many baa*-Hto^itoSfr to^Don Leach. 444 S.
A TOP IUNKINQ NATIONAL CON-•4*8 haada S man to aarvlca **-Ubllebad (Urtawiar* In a permo-nant year ’round local fraaabu*
> territory. Tramaodon* repeat kue-tnaia and toPoe tunlty for adranca-mint w* can fwaiantoa {las to theory*	Writ* Pontloo
AOOItTSSlVE SERVICE stati6n toed, chanca far . odTonccmant,’ Appfr 3341 Dixie Hl«hway. AVERAGE DRIVER CAN 0ROU
V^R*{?(,Bo^?dC™“ *
_________, ___ __ ______ier-Ower-
ator" for Mb American Van Ltace. Thli to m aound buetncee vanture for roaponalbla, ambltloua i driven to «wn and operate their awn tree tore R'e an intereetln* •‘on-tha-ao" jab whan yo*_c*n ba yaar.Mm baa* and (antral your own aamtnfa. Many extra banalUa. too - trm uniform e, fro* tan' maintenance, fra* it-aanaaa, and tax bantftta. Plenty of year nr wan* war*, no taitinc, reoulrad. Real Job aacurity. To1
St Tl! 1*"°tood*^h/ric*ft condition; toy* ebaunour'c llccnea: hay* adbmmto down pnymaat fdr tor atajfa amnl a ut* model truck tractor. No mortny axpari-one* naadad. Tou will rtcalra apodal tratohu wtth pay at )v
iletbroak It M.
---‘lJUMrtMa van
AFTER 6 •
H yap ara fra* P-Mf pita and are
Job that would onabto you to can 144.41 par wook, and etCl
IS^Tpir^ ^
BAKER WANTED
Moat be tato to fry aad'waafc Bakery‘jS7 s.toHiuSw!y. btSa
ayfi.'----- H
6rt ri4a. Mat restaurant
COMi!NATi6N AUTO BODTMAN -■ and meehanla. Moat hay* awn tool* and axparience. Jackaon e.
3MK Noel R4-. Waited Lake.	.
enf^pp pontiac	;
SALART^yEMI to SUM Ouaimeatione batwaon agaa SI-», sraduatlon from hlah echool. Including *r eupUmectad by alar-laal aad tratnc axpartenaa. Ap-
' Muat hay* thoroagli kiowtodc*
Help Wanted Mak 6
Cari^DNtot. S4N DwUaa Rd.. BXVmUBHfHD' 'COUNTSR MAN '
SSa^SamMtomMM^
EXPERIENCED MAN, CAP ABUS of handllni dairy cowe Mart
EXPKR1XNC1 m»n wanted
nsst-.
Field Representative
Paramaant petition for youa* man under SS by Pontiac office of National Plnanea Company. Muat b* hl»h echool kndsat*. Collet* tmtotec ’la Ruatnew Admlnletra-Uoet helpful, good ealary: oppor-trmlty for'advancement -ana (t-. tractive OM baaaftta. Writ* Box 40- Tha PoStlac Preee.
FLOOR INSPECTOR
For email praclalon part*. Muat .1 ham own tool*. Aircraft duality part*. Paid holldaye, ineuranc* m
OAS STATION ATTENDANT. LO. cal referent** Experienced. Mechanically Inclined. Oulf ----
Telegraph and Maple.
HELP
MANAGER TRAINING
Minimum hlsh.echool cradustc. 23 yaara did. Married. Willing to ralpont*. Poettlon open with proc-reeelve expanding company. *eo Mr. Brown, Hill Broe. Clothing, US -WrJtoton.	^
SCAN TO WORK NTTES IN RI8-toumnt OrtU, pin*, etc. Apply Tba Submarine, 34* Saehabaw at Walton, Drayton piaine.
SCAN TO WORE Df AUTO PARTS aim. aa adto part* dark, Saturday* and Sunday*. Muat b* experienced Hollerbcck* Auto PMtalTS Baldwin av«: pi t-ioti. SIAN FOR DRY CLEANINO ROUTE Ovar 35. Apply 4440 BUxbath Ink* Rond, batwaan » and S p.riV.
MULTI-
MILLON
DOLLAR
Haa. opening tor 3 repreeentatlre* »n the PONTIAC A LAKE DIS-We ere totorteted only tn high caliber man who naad at toaat a I figure loaamt A who can stand b rigid tnveetlgatlon and be bopdeble. A background of cemetery or Intaoribl* selet would be. aa auet buV not necae-•ary. If accepted you will rteilvw on* of tbo finest lifetime eoa-
. tract* to' exletenoe. If yau are married and want an unlimited future act William Kenney between io am. and 3 p.m. Only on Monthly. May 3. IftO. Savoy MO^L^^Uf K Tatograph » mil**
MAN TO HELP ONHOR8K FARM, axparience and. references ra-ouirad. 3ffl Haggarman Rd. Loan-
MARRIED MAN

PART TIME” at one* s food telephone ir for avaatof work.
I aBB%as
Bffi.
WORE EVENINGS, md (laid mao. Muat
ROUTE, SALESMAN
ire. emouioue man ior
-------Jmd dry cleaning rant*.
Exceptional opportunity, araahaa Cleaner*. 404 Oakland.
RETIRED CARPENTER1 FOR ODD 334 E.‘ Rlvd.
. Boa and Myrtl* *:
f' you hnv* bean recently discharged and desire n permanant porttwn wlth n nattonel Co. p* wfU arranga a piraenal totarvlaw; Man accepted muat ba aatleflad With aalary of 4*1 par week to (tort. Call Mr, Wtoy. PE MISS.
SALESMAN FOR WHOLESALE bbydrao dtotributor. 281111* aga.
—aanrloa and wmaral 1
tout* In t*a Ullm-S** ______
Ho tojmff. Truck and merchandise furniahad. w* pay oparattnd «x-panaaa. Vaeatlon pay, BluciSroat. and rrttoamant pbui for yeu^fu-
2f Mr. Smith, avtnlngs from": • tom, to s p.m. CL S-UH.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY POX osporianced salasmaa to baaMM ^tSih to* moat ptoe
Help Wanted Msls 6
UNLIMITED-INC<M^E
Opportunity tor S mam who can t
SS^dtoa^Lnyto^M
Srr lO*i^p»*«itaUm!k WttonaUy advertleed leads furnlshad dally. Weekly ealary te qualified salsa-man. Per aataonal mtaeWtowa baa DICK FKNNY. MORNINGS only at ia*a Book Bid*., downtown Detroit or call WOodward 3-*T7* for
Would You Change Jobs
Zw.nmel wanwwlmd <lLA3	HM
YOUNG MAN TO WORE IN AUTO parts atore, deUvary, stock boy.
YOPNO 'Mflf IS TO tartltHH to travel West Coast and1 return.
Above avafua earning*. Apply Mr. Richardson, Room 111 Roosevelt Hotel. Friday only s to 4
8A Wanted Fenwls 7
ADULT BAHT SITTERS, MUST drive thalr own oaraToR 3-43*5. BABY BITTER AMD LIGHT HOUBX-* koaplna, $15 n wook. Mom' sad
tSTwitai^
BABY 8ITTKR, 5 DAYS 1 WEEK. 3 day* next weak. SIS wk. Vleto-Ity of Paddock Straat. yE 3-0413.
; ■ 1mr or portiac '
CLERK-STENOORAPHKR I
------3 n w . 54.044
i; graduation fram
Qualify
7$
CURB WAITRESS AND INSIDE (lrla. Super Chief Drlre-ln. Tala-graph-naar Dttto,
CURB OIRLS WANTED. II OR over. OR 3-MSI _________
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER FOR
' S adult*. Lake boms. Unencumbered. Urn to. Pltvato quarters. Writ* ealary^ retorencee. ^to P.O.
CURB WAnRE88n^D~c6U#f^ er girls, A A W Root Boor Stand, STS W. Huron. John Nap-
CO^NtKr OtaL bkATTON Plains area. Prefer an* who san do inm* aawlny. Apply ka pereoau Voorhele 1 Hour Cleaners. 41M W. Walton *t inahabaw.
COUNTER ATTENDANTS, CAPE-terla food line, steady, pleasant working , conditions, maato and uniform! furnished. Greenfield Suburban, IN S. Hunter, Blrmtos-
CURB . WAITRESSES
. Tad'* ba* ttomedtato opening for curb waltreat on day and nRjht shut. Apply to person
TB^’S, .	>
WOODWARD AT SQUARE LX. RD.
CASHIER FOR FINANCIAL JHSTI-tutioo, preferably experienced. 40 hour week. Ideal working condi-«'>n*. air conditioned office. Muat neat appearing and batwaan and SS years of age. Reply Ut i t, Pontiac Praia giving abort isN rnmnmm. -
panaaa and avarwrij*.
g;'
aoaatrdatloa to pi aaSiot graduation * re af exparlanc*. Ap) Office. City Hill. ,
m today* fastest grawtag todua-
Her* I*'■ ■ A. chance to 'toMU a new bagtnaaa from the “ground
•jOm bMkfround and lnltl*Uv«.
uVeSR? forWt8ii7W!SSiljiiS
door to SMO&raaSg position, frf JawaHTaii fin detail* ragardtaii age, eduagtton afi ss* partanaa toPmitlaa Proas EoaM.
. SALESMAN I
LEADS PRR DAILY DAILY Earn in os . upward* of tio
MONTHLY RENEWALS ,
" yff " upwards or S3N j
"tisfmisgr
Whit# Cr#u
. im uM«iir Oakland and Haaomb Cornett**.
a: Suceaaaful exp* model***
ty *
ss
up to flb-tlSf weakly. * I naadad. No dallverlaal ■ tonal Write, Monro* Prw
ucta, Stroudeburg, Pa. PHYSICIAN NEEDS OFF elitant, mast work to 1 t-eccaatonally Submit typed
EXPERIENCED
COOK
Tara haa aa opantog for an experienced cook. Apply la peraoa
^'-"t ED-r •
(Woodward nl Sq. Lakh Rd )
XPERISNCED WAITRESS. DAT
gora.app^top.rf^lHi^-
OENERAL OFFICE CfJCRK. MUST type, capable of learning a witch board oporatlon. I day* weak. Permanent. Apply MS H. Sag-to*4r. Mr. Maitln.
OIRL TO UVI IN. MUST BE OOOD with children. Oaneral housework. •
sss. ma *-fia».	r
OIRL WHITE TO~LTSi
-XT-------V—bran, i
ehtldri
HOUSEKEEPER. LIVE IN, 3 CHILD. Vic. Rocheetcr. UJM3SS.___
Part tlm*. tarn phone work to your homo, s to a hour* war day. il.3S par hr...guaranteed. Write Mr. Walch Eta 4MS. Detroit IS,
Porwanoat. flood pay. Write bon . 5. Pontiac Praia.
Local Branch Manager House of Stuart, a aattenal eoo-metlc company, famoua for high quality pradual*. to apginSR a door-to-door typo ealaa organlaa-
Managar wUl racelv* aalary, i
ror mneoieH emrnev, -me er wlr*. (toting qaahfteatlona and nhona number to Art WUltoma. H*«i*.. a* Stuart. Hawaik. Raw Tark State.
MATURE WOMAN t6 CARE FOR echool aged chUdran. and ona a^td 3, days, permanant, SSS. P*
and personal date. Apply Pontla* Praia Row <S.	•
RELIABLE ' HOUSEKEEPER couts ■ ISIS' 1 chlid to Uve ' tn. Rot trance*. S aehaal agod ehlldran. CaU after t p.m. GR 3-1SVT.
HURT O P I R A if 6 R. "HxPSt rlanced for laundry aad'dry elaan-tra. steady work, good may, MX idW. sis K Matta sirmtngamm.
"seamstress
Muat fag- aaparianead, apply Hr, Pruett. Poottae Laundry, ■ if* S. Talagraph Rd. .	'
' ' sfijf WOMHH ■	"
Exparlancad to sailing woman* coata. suite Ait draiaaa, aeoaeaor-te* and apart* wear.
1 • V_
Fully • axpartanoad. ..Sitting a ad altar*tlona on woman s araesaa, coata and utta. Pull ar part tine. Apply^usatto Iaa.. Sal Plate*.
SECRETuff* WM XSTABLiaHED Ml aatala mttm. .Stoat b* *xa*i-
______ t yi»l_____________
aarmant ftnlehtog. Elk Claanaxa. 3*0 S. Telegraph. Ho ahaaa aaM*. WOMAN TO WORE IN RRETAV-rant a* eook'e helper. Older wom-' an nrafaffai. Apply Th# faMS. rtoa. 3411 Jatatta* at Walton. Drayton Imam.
IJHi HOUSEKEEPER ' XM-
madlaloty, PH S-Wtl. ____;
waitress, also, experienced
on foantato wortT No avgning ar Saadav work Tc W433S.
TOUHO LAPtES WANTED PCS TELEPHONE WORK NO EXPE-
llVi HORTH SAGINAW ST., ROBSfll.	_______ ■
Hdp Wsntsd ' ' $
.	./ATKINS ROUTE
available. Pull or part lima. Av-araaa SSJS par hr. IM M. Parry. alia to ii :m *.«*.
KXPSRHNCBD COOK. NO 8UN-daye or hottdaya. Birmingham OrUl, ua N. Woodward. Sir min* -
L^arti Real Estste ""*1
ttfer*1"!*. OuaUflcatfone* IS year* and up. Ability to moat U|a Mb Be. W* art maw starting fra* ------------	--- - gjaghgr
Empjsymsnt AgpcteE 9 EVELYN EDWARDS
VOCATIONAL_	.
COUNSELING SERVICE 341b EAST HURON SUITE 4 FE 4-0444 — PH 4-1430
Secretary
$400
Interesting position avattsbl* tf you havt good ekUl*. t, day waak. new, modern otflca*. axcallant futon. Some knowtedg* of bookkeeping halpral but not neoaa-cary. Midwest Employment. 400 Pontiac State Bank Bldg- PE,
UBfaC ___I_________
SALES
. AND
OFFICE
Tiralntac program* arailabl* for young non. Salaries paying up to |400. Mldwaat Employment, 400 Pontla* State Bank Bldg. PE 5-0337.	V ;	_«___
Work Wsntsd Mils 11
A-l CARPENTER WORK. MBW and repair. PE 4-lflt. _ K-I PAINTER INTERIOR AND EX-tertor. Reas. Free estimate*. L.M. Drumm. PE 4-0403.	*
PAINTINO AND WAUL PA-
~ r**1"f - PH 3-4131.
_______
work guarantaad. PE 3-3303.	.
APPRENTICE CARPENTER S3.
wtsha* work. S» S-MS3.__•
ROT IS DESIRES WORK OP ART kind. PE S-303S.
WORK.
■. pi i-:
CABINETS 3303.
CARPENTER
and addltloi___
carpentBr^work, new and
repair. Small Job* a specialty. PEI-3S41 or TE S-SSlfT .
smell PE 3
Carpentry, 30 Yrs. Exp.
Ifapairs, remodallnc. KltOhana a (aatlatty. Raas. OR d-*310.
(hULPENTER WpML'i»i.aR* toad. Rcaaonabl*. CaU after I p.m. PE frSfta
DON'S 1NTEIUOR AND EXTf-rteywinUng, fra* aatlmata*. CM -
POR ADDITIONAL WIEWd AND Plugs PE iiM
HANDY MAN WITH CARPENTRY tiperlancs, cement work and hwa way*.
tioo^ Hr. Hap. and Raf. MA
MAN WlTR ' lb *OK foCK-UP DB-alres any typ* ofhaaltog. motto*. etc. OR 3-llto.
ItaH ta CLBAH ,AHb AMBITIOUS
MAH 31, WUHBS WORK OP ANT Mad. MA LSffal.
PiUCNTUro O^WORK OP ANY
SEMI DRIVSR, 13 YBARS IXPKRI-tnce, no aaaldoat*. highway , dritar. want* (mm ar abort haul. OL 3-otoa.	,
THIS 18 MY JOE. x KNOW WHAT I'm tons, window, wall waah-tog.. odd HtakLJtanoanikli. FE t-IW4. Calvin MU ton.
WINDOW dLEAHIMG AND PAINT-Ina. PE 4-OOto. ~ "
WALL WASHING BY MACH. HI
M
WALL WASHING PAINTINO AND decorating. Reasonable, FE 4-4100. YOUNG TOY II DESIRES WORK of any, toid. PR Tatar v YOUNG SOY If WANTS PAlgr x time Job jam, PE 4-tttt.
Woric Wshted, Fsmsh 12
S WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-In* A bouaa cleaning. PE 3-1541. SOODCKKPINO. DICTAPHONE -Shorthand transcription at htoto m wS time. OR S-dfSt.
1 WANTS WOU. OOOO
- pr mu.
aiR^|ta|||H
MY HOME 13.00
flt®nw«i
'ratESi mmuirSf^St.^
WASfnNOS. IRONINGS, PICK UP "cllyar. OH S-SttS.
if Ssrvfcs 13
ADDITIONS OARAOES. SIDINO. awnings. Pontiac Inm* Sarnot. , PE 4-1001.
ADOmONi OARAGES. AND CE-
mjmt work. tad.>4S« to %
ALL CHpi (fositart WbEfc
Drives, .flanra. ate. Janaan, FH -
wfttsRWA	..
PHA toms. Lteanaad- Halgon
CEMENT PORCHES.* taSSSTlt tic (taka and Bald HI*. MA t-MS*. CONCRETE DHltH, faglHWALK.
THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1900
°£CTL... -nra
• rw,-«x .g
■M. Alio patented dormsrs for Dera BuUdtag *£0.**’ MMM
^.TalaaayggK
Remodeling. MtWHM Ultll Bouse*. Frank Bhgwart » HW.
ANT KIND Or LIGHT HAUUNO. W a mi‘W MM».
Moving and Trucking igf
g PAim«y‘Electric "' FE
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING. Rubbish. MU tUrt, «rad In*, send, jfVaral and trout and loading. TO
SOOtZ ilOTOO, FULLY equippad. TO 4A484. L. A. Young-
New omutrucUon, Knatnt 'bn (KABOARD FINANCE 00., IIM »■ Fatty. FB MW. -i#TH.«i»'a #trvip matfrn lAt-tog, saadlng, flnUhlng TO t-MtC PRE-CUT COTTAOB ON YOUR land. IIM Dn. Looti It»|« UM - Penobscot Bldg. TO Mgtr or WO
PLASTERING A REPAIR REAR.
Pat Lm. n 2*7033. PLASTERING, FREE ESTIMATE, ropalr & new homei. UL 3-043*. ». Clark.
R., O. SNYDER FLOOR LATINO.
r&Fr
RkMODgUNG, QUALITY WORK, rea*. Prices, eablneti a specialty.
JEr~"
Moving R Trucking »
Trucks to Rent
TEgBSh38SSS?* ^
'4-Ton Pickups	Ito-Ton BtakM
'—ib Track*	, mMHM
Pontiac Farm and rial Trad n a woodwj tan
Paintfat]	r
and wall
.V ROOF REPAIRS
EATEBTROOOHINO TO tRR
_____O » CEMENTWORK.
i, driveway*, sidewalk*., etc and repair. Free estimate*
1-1113 — Bert OtHBmla*.
HINO. EXCAVAflNO FOR, terlor 10 per cant dW tanka. Field tile. lootings, I guaranteed. Free art. TO 0*300. n aod boat weOm	r*a wanrmeo a pfccQRATlrfo.
DN>M rolNINO_BAjnE>nO.TB gLgM^gg*gL,^Sraat
flrfL—
painting, wi nates TO aena -1 PAOTINO INTERIOR EX-
i estimate*. MY HR
WATERPROOFING
Work guarantyd. ^Frsa estimates.
Pspertnj FE 0-4343
psnrnwh A DECORA!
kSjrraiovad. TO tan.
Building Supplies l*i0N^IWort0Iwl£Sd by_ui-
1 ptrttftewd -painter Insured. FT** DRAIN TOM AT tga BACK; USED tuthuntou, OB wMlj brick 3e each; 3zt 4c and k nor K3T —i -  ■ —	S
KBIfc and (a par 10c par tootftxlo 13c per fl MU lie per loot; sheathing ... per M. Clyde Lumber ABupply Co., 4101 H.	»■«
MO 4-74*1.
for Sale
. Millard Rd.. Clyde.
SPRUCE ROOF «w*c. •aewsl 1" X F\ Double
tongue aad groove. 000 board feat. .- ,T~	, mrm
mostly 14 loot lengths. Low prloe. PABfrlNQ. prr. •_UtxVAffn TO Mi*	hanging. Mason Thompson TO
NEED CASH FOR REPAIRS OR **M* ntw construction? fee SEABOARD FINANCE, list H. Ferry TO 8-0461. >	1
_ • TaiavMow Sarvka id
|r~» Butinegg Service	15; crest tv. i hour service,
n-ryvns	^ or night, FK 3-MTO.
I-A.I UMTHDOTIME ONLY IdaV OB NIOOT H . ALUMINUM SHUTTERS For ENTIRE front of HOI . or ALUM. DOOR CANOF ■ fSto to 4100 VALUE*
Wl^LUM?NUMh°8IDINO NO MONEY DN-lst PMT. SUMMER 14.00 month end up JOE VALLELY CO.
Ob 1-0033. Days-Erea. ;
If no answer calf OL i-pipi STONE-AWNINOS-OTORMS ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN TON* -repaired by factory trained men —" “ Oensral Printing^ A I
tlphotoarif ,
EAKLE’S CUXTOM UITIOBBTER-to^gm Coolty Laka Rd. EM
aL'IT UPHOLgTYRINO PE 4-0707
Office
Supply Co., 17 W. L St. Phope TO 3-«130
BULLDOZING - EXOAVATINO -TRENCHINO. Jim. EM 3-0041. BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Wall meg windows. Haaaaaablt.
EVERT TEEE SERVICE. ElREE estimates. TO MM1 or OR 3-34P*. ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-pairing and rewinding. Ill E. TOeJPhone TO *5g.	_
H0TPO1NT, WRIRFOOL A KXN-more washer repair ssrvloe. FE
Lost and Foand
ANT FSRBOR KNOWING THE whereabouts Of the tool* taken from the Ortonvtlt* - Clerkston area plena* contact K. Downing. 33 Carlton CL 111 reward.
FOUND: MAN'S BTB OLABBBt Wrigleya on S. Saginaw. Owner may clklnt “* *,-*<‘* •*■■■ silled Oifii________________
FOUND:	MALE BOUBD. PART
—BUr, own or may ha»o by
PART COCKER. KLOND.
• LAWK iCOWERS SHARPENED,!
■ Air eOnled engines repetrad; Bawl I thsrpensd. j3'4 Union It.. PEj
.. Sia»	_	..• n
LAWN MOWWO. ‘ *
. Vicinity of Davlsbur* ttwy.. at SuiH A S-P401 after 4:JP
Saws—Lawnmowers
.Accurately Sharpened IS Chainbortaln , rMmi
Saws,. Hand Lawnmowers
MACHINE SHARPENED MANLET LEACH 10 BAQLT WRECEINO -BUILDINOS OH shares ~FE' 3-47*4, alter' 8 p.m.
Bookkeeping & Taxes 16
ALL Ti
3-3411
i lost : Child s glasses. ._
,______________eervS* Oak^	»«*arC
land County, MY 3-4373,	-£=L
MeNBIL'B ROOFINO AND SHOT Metal. BATeatrou^hln^and rejmlr-
wLaSTERINO— NEW^OlTlUEPAiit • am Ouareataad. TO I ~Kasterino, d. in
l Boys Clpb.niaward.
DroKOu Mir. ranwia, cmi i pet^ MWBrd. OR 3-3023.
Notices and PErsonab B
.ANY OlRL OR WOMAN NEV-[ 1— a friendly adwlaor phone ™ a After t. pm- or tf no FE 3-1734. Coafldentlal.
Drt«smaiditf, TaMoring 17
SUITS. COATS. DRESSES terattons. FI 4-7074. Ml ___
TA1LORI.NO. RlliOtALWO AND dretemeking. Idas Wen— “ t-3633.	__________jJHI
Garden Plowing 18
CUSTOM PLOW. DRAG. OR H. Werner.
OARDEM PLOWING YICtNITT <tt Pontleo a LaXs Orton. MY M01I.
. 6ARDEN PLOWING «i HARROW-------- saseoabl* prt— —
lng. ^Reasonable^rlcws GARDEN PLOWiNb ARY SIM
-----------;■ TO 3*3714.
GARDEN AND J.AWN ROTO-ftLL-tog. 4030 Hobson. PE M034 for-atsrly pi 311 B Wilson. * OARDEN AMD LAWN R/IWIMO nnd dragging. Reas. OR 3-1131. WAANSr'S KOTO TlLLIHd lawns and garden*. FE t-134*.
IncowaTaaSyvico 19
---AOCUIUTr-BEFBSlBltCEP -
Office Open Brenmgi A Saturdays KorneC*"1 '------‘-i--—
BOUN
4g ExFRrn TO 4-U33 or TO Mtn Laundry Sorvico
COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY
Landscaping •	21
- A-l MXRION AMD KENTUCKY ■ blue sod, delivery or pick-up.
3401 Croogs Rd. Ut 1-44*3. ■
A-l TREE rmlfMinSo A remov- 1 . ul. free eiUmutea. OB HIM | A-l ACE TREE SERVICE. RE-j
Attentkai, Thicken!
■ Loading peat humus and top too. Auburn Rd. and Martsll between
Crooki a Adams. _______-
AL’S COMPLETE LAND8CAPINO. grading, flwng. planting, trees removed trimmed and complete cleanup of all debris. - TO 4-433* 07 am 3-tllt. BULLDOZING. LANDSCAPtNO. trenching. EM 3-EM. KM 3-34II
cSftrtoeTT lawn w8rk. Fiif
- Ish grading, top soil ri 1-0043. couHjriB WRiNa^jUu* vf, — Itlgl and ---------------
ARE YOU WORRIED ' OVER
DEBTS
Consolidate Alt Your Bills and Let Ul Give Yoti . - One Place to Pay-
BUDGET
SERVICE
18 W. Huron FE 2-0900
___OVPt CONNOLLY'S
a- PaTvXfl BErocrim Don't warn. Knew tha Mala. Bx-psrt shadowlug FKJ-UM.
AEROTBlAfr
KNAPP SHOES
Prad Rarmao____ OR 3-1MA
~PAl£ma ALL dRADUATEB Notice: Please send your.namo, present address and year al graduation from Bt> Frederlok-* Bebopl to: Alumni Aeeoelatlon^Tf WhtM*-
ciu’ni-wf.
______PARTY! WBDDUtO RB-
ception, birthday., anniversary*
—^mliBsii W iHa
Except Sunday Aha
monthly or season contrast. Dan's « Landscape Bervloe, MI MIN. .'deTOndablx lawn carCalI
mujobt. eaU Teen Service. FE
lammcaHno akp toMRRFV
5-^.UC1
IN DEBT?
■ IF. SO LET US '
Give You 1 Place to P8y Ease Your Mind : WE ARE NOT A LOAN. COMP ANY MlGHIGAN CREDIT . COUNSELLORS » mBiSSnXf%?
‘ 1 Mgmr.
American Asao*. credit Counsellors Mtcblgan Assoc. Credit Counsellors
if rw inu
LAWN WORK AND t-IOHT HAUL-
fflhflri
dens Finish grading seodsd Evergrseps * planted. TO S-OM:
•cofc» rotaiC'liSL
dfa. MT l-mi after
Statewide Tree SerV.
Lai U0 trim end plait your shruh-L.W jBTmaM your • bouse
■ _____ I I FOR ANT
__. BOAI^D ?I*N a'nCK TO.
N. Ferry-TO b-MW.	_
losk mnoar ■ aFFland
ecooomloAlly with newly released rvi^A-Dlst tablets* PS, oents .«•
_____
Backenstosc Book Store u Walt laWrkwck to t-ltii SWEDISH MASSAGE
IN Tfi PRIVACY OF YOCR BOMB
Wtd. HewaMi OHdB *	Rant Apts* Furnlafcad 87
	3-034* after l p.m.
	* pmk' childTw«lco1m*IV util. V& 4 SbOM MC^^f^ PARTLY FURN-
Wtd. WlBCiHaneB— 8P
DIXIE AUCTION HOUSB. FUBNI-u.— —a tools needed, mn “• MU for aa

Wanted to Rero 32
I MgJABLB	WIBK ^UN-
Prsfer^«st>Isid*°Uby £f lfth.
BLDO SUITABLE FOR SKAU. church. Muting IP-lg. TO[-'TOWS
Ifcare Living Qnartari 33
I OWL TO SHARE AFT. *M week FE 3-00*3.
Wtd. Contract** Mtja. 3»
ABILITY
M aun your land contract M lowest possible dfseount Is a eervlc* Tod MeCutlough sas |lv«a for yoara. Also oath fay your ouutty. Cash buyers watting. No obligati a ns. call aay bmu. TO *-1044 ARRO REALTY
IMMEDIATE actiOM
m aay good tend sontraets. Maw or seMoaed. Tour cash upas «»*■
^.jsn^usssss:
TO» Orohart LAko Kd.
Johnson
LARD CONTRACTS AND
LarnioB wanted A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-253.3
LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY ok to SOIL Ear. Oaltata. EM Mill or EM 3-4000
Wanted Real Estate 38 ALL CASH -'
DON’T LOBE YOUR HOME
“— —*— —ir ogatty.
tract. ChdnSr fr>s*,sppr*l*sl.*” Corner Auburn and Crooks
H. C. NEWl5rcHAM
WANTED
- LAKE) LBTINOS —
“Buyers Galore
7133 WOHLAnS^D ^ 4-
WI WANT m LISTING OR TOUR home, Income property,
home or tot,- or them.__
PROVE to you our good service I
LIST WITH
Humphries
S3 N. TELEGRAPH — OPEN EVES.
FE 2-9236
MULTIPLE UETDtO SERVICE
Rent Apts. Furnished 37
1 ROOM. COKPORTABLB. NEAR town. TO 3-7803.
1 BEDROOM. KITCHEN, BATH Single person. Close to. Hf 3-7430. 1FT FLOOR. 3 RMS AND BATH,
______ oar
ROOM DOWN. CLEAN, OUIET. downtown, retired person pre-fstred. 104 H. Furry. TO >«U.
Jdm.
I RM. L.
Paddock. ------ --------
3 ROOMS AND BATH. R*3MEC6-reted. suitable for u tingle M
IRM^PUI^liijtTOAFAi^
dAS»"2rhowssiL",a
3-4340.
t^SSinr.
iTnt ii^rttVAti unri
AND BATH. Dished, with fttiffl
3 PRIVATE 4 ROOM AND.
1 furnished. 1 unfurnished, stove und refrigerator, t i haby welcome mil Auburn . Auburn Heights. Phone UL I-13M.
I BOOiM'L&tm aW, JMEIe
itles fundshed. 14 CtoM it ROOMS ~AND BATH. FRTVAll entrance. OtUd welcome. 113 par week, psaak* al iu Mklwia Ava.
Fh FEMM1 _________________
ROOM FURNISHED APART-mtnt. modem, close to Tel-Kuron Omund^oor. Call altor < p.m.
IVi RMS NirwtT Cbcoratbd. Pri. bath aadent. Baby waieome.
____________paw
OlngeUvIll*. Fl I-1W.
1 kbCMB. COOFLR NO DBDOt-er*. Chrlstlan home. Nloely turn-.......Nswly deaoratod- lif 3-13*4.
ROOMS. 10* OLADBTONE. OFF
ForryTill Wtot. ■_____.
1 ROOM APART30N+, FIRBT floor, chi Id res. TO 1-TWt. ■
ROOM APARTMENT. FNIVaT* bath, near —
Ft 4-4373.
ltMS AJtD BATH ON PONTTAO Lk. Bverjthtng fura.
nicely fun. |
kPARTlftirt, WH.UAMA if lady, beddlog furnished adry, 33 WUUamt Bt.
ROOM API)
St. Young laL. und- laundry, h WUltams B ~N1CN RMS. UTILrnBB F< prt buth and ent.. *3 ltuth 1 RONOUS i&fD BATR. I C adults only, 147 W, itowsri fj 3-3413 or TO WtC 3 bSomb anI) b
T8t. W..i ,|E doirate----
^tf*TO°!L»Ag 1!
ritOOMS AMD BATN, PRIVATE, eoupm asly. US pat waak. .TO.>
i^'Lx«rs35trt-3I aCSrnr
__________got ¥7 Paddocik.
PtACfe A “LOST” AS. Call FE 2*8181 for an/ad to recover 8 loss.^Ejjal FE 2B181 foV an ad writer.
PB 4-j330-_________,	. -....
CLEAN i ROOMS, PRIVATE EN-trane* and hath, upper. FE 5-7344
oolobedT r66m apartment Apply 33 Auburn. ’ deluxe i Room
oo Orchard Lake A Mt». MA b-1704.
FURNISHED APT
i. A* ehll-
tJI-Huron shopping canter. OFI^^ROO^FV
-HOLLYWOOD APTS.
r. Phone after 0. FE 4-7463.
Hgmft(o ttec Leke Rd, *i5t’>»»»■'*
NEWLY DECORA~ntbJ"3 : and bath, WWWi.
r BIDE, NEAR HOSPITAL. 3 ma and private hath, adults.
Rant Apts. Unfurnfadwd 38
1ST FLOOR, 3 FLAT, QM" HT..
aewly dee. Fsrtlng. lgg Cheodler. t AMD 3 ROOMS. UTILlttES PURN-lahed. 114 B Howard.
3 BDRM NEWLY DEC. GROUND fir. Stove jnd rtf|,~ fare. ChU-
'. EltT. A BATH. INC. itove A reftrlg. Adult* US 0-1370 or FE ----------------
3 ROOM AFT. PVT." BATH, EN-. trance. Rawly decorated. Steam ' heat.. Hot water, stova, Prlgld-alre. Oarage. Best Met side loca-tlen. Adults only. FE 3-4137.
J ROOMS AND BATH CALL aNt-*r l p.m, TO MBS.
1 BOOM. BTdVE « REFRJ6.
STi. ^uron. r C».rA%
3 BEDROOM. FULL BATH. SEP-grate entrance, with fm***Mgto til per month lueludes heat.
C PANGDS, Realtor
3 ROOMS AND BATH. PTO ■ famished. Class. TO 0 “*
NEWLY dec!, UTILITIES
3 ROOM FLAT. CLEAN. NEW
_____ ______ TO mti.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. L quiet lower . opt. • adult drinkers. Cell n 3-3*74. m ROOM UPPER ON BANDER-sen. Newly decorated. Ref rig.
g ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. »« Cedar. Inquire al'1114 N. Ferry or can FE 0-7W3.
ROOMS. CHILDREN WELCOMB. g3 Washington Street I ROQ^MODERN. CONTOOTENT „_.^°taqulre et*33Wmer after
g RM. HOUSE. AUTO GAB HEAT, but At doer, children welcome. Cass Lk. prlvltagat- 070 mo. FE
M>OM. NtWLY DECORATED unfurnished apartment, an, Ink*. 1 child welcome. Puma after I. MY 3-3T41.	•
BATH HEAT, HOT
4 R0QM AFT.. StLVERCRE8T SI Fnv. ent. end garage. g70. C After 3:30. Oft 3-3336. _
4 ROOMS AND BATH. ADULTS eab. FK 4-4431. ■	,
4 REE. AND BATH. UPPER. HEAT* turn. 30 Futnem *ndJ43 Baldwin. « FAMILY LOWER, NO CHILDREN or^eta^tloo.^Ali attl. ] rms._ A
I ROOM UPPER nr NICE BRICK ■••■“‘ex. close to downtowp aj. only. OB 3-7334. MA t-7blt.
( ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR I ------- j w. Lawrence.

8&01
xt* m ?
heet. FE 3-7777,.
I ROOMS AND BATE, FULL BaBB^ metrt. gas heat. TO 3-030.
“ 90 OAKLAND
I Msfbi and paten, clean, ggp. Mrs. Amlerson, n b-3334.
Brick Flat—Heated
Attractive four fadtlly building. 30* Auburn Art., Auburn HU. Front B reer privet* ■trahetl Living room, llwcreom. kltehmi etu. dinette, bath and garage. R^y ^at Apt 3. W
COLORED
FURNISHED. gg» PER MONTH. CALL TO MW. CaRGE LOVELY -* AND BAlW. rugi tad drapes furnished, nr< d» space, near airport, adulU,
SIABOaId FINANCT? CD.. ^140 N Ferrv. FE 0-0401
ORCHARD GOVRT
: , APARTMENTS ;
FURNulSi^^'JlN^tNaHEI
-1 BEDROOM -
- —air coiinTranD-
^ ^ mpMIvp; r*
West tids apartment devtlopwisel. Balcony-type building WfOl Individ-
leautltul kitchen laets in d*er~
erjsi.Ni'
iuto, beat end bw* «w i* niched. Kitchen tin, nuu aerial and many atnaf t
ADULTS ONLY-	’
II SALMER ST.. APT. I
FE 84918
Opeh Pally and Sun, lg a.m.-t p.m.
UNFURNOHib A#iRT»**ifT rent free fur servloes of watoSS ^hsl^th general housework.
fiE8TriuOE~DUFLKX, I ROOMS, and MNk. srcUAbl# tor Immediate occupancy. Ill a mo. Call Store l p m. FE 4-0*31 after I p.m. TO Min' ______________
WATBRfclRD VILLAOB. 3 ROOMS. KlteMnette and bath. Mr. anS!OR 3-3311 aftar* p-m.
ratrr SIDE - 11 AND A ROOM eparlmsnU. boh haAt. hot water, stovr and refrtgrrator furnished. Raw Pt. Benedict and Denalson schools. CloM io shop pine and bus servloe. Gill TO 3-30*3 or FE 04*33. .
Riat HotiBBd riraliliNi y
SMALL NOUBBB. SBMI-MODYIUt tachelors preferred! FI 4-13*1 or
HURON GARDENS ,
mooth. 4Vb per *m late res'
MARSHALL ST. V“iwii«ST. ’
ig\.rz£\ n.:
{MM. 04*3 dM«t ..
\ FIRST ST.-
ttorms A screens. Caah to mart-
Paul \Mones, Resl Est*
•‘I’m afraid Phil’s going to be late for Work agxin, Mr. Walsh!”
Rent Houses Furnished 89
WALLED LATO 3 RM COTTAOR. furnished and heated. AdulU. MA 0I4*K to> Oenway
TR. ABOUND BOMB. LAKE FRIV l hedrma. ■ full bsmt. Iti baths. L shaped porsh. 00 - heet. HM water neater. 073 mo OaQ MA 4-3031 - 3133 WeodlaWB.
Rent Houses Untnra. 40
2-BEDR35ff1?CPL^X A^X&?'&So£$lwamX $75 PER MONTH FE 4-7833

3 BEDB^DU^K-Bflck
’
Nicholie & Harger Co.
att WWT-HURON 4 FB 0-0133
3 BEDROOM HOME OARAGB. OAS •— -■— location. Inquire 334
3 BEDROOM. 34* MONTH. INQUIRE at 111 Russen.
3 ROOMS AND STOOL. CLEAN eed ooey. Forches FE 0-3417.
3 BEDROOM BRICE HOME .WITH attached garege parUelly furn, lake prlvliegea. EM 3-47*1 or TO
'BXDRM. HOME. CMS NEAT. >70 mo. CR M*tl.
1 BEDROOM tor run* to » »
ir leae*. TO. 4-731* after
ROOM TERRACE. 1
ADULTS. BUSINESS, atonal, new 3 Bed— pier, gas heat,
0-1*31.
ftoun for rent for Mrrntro
couple wltB no children. Call Ml 4-0400 after • p.m. ' LAKEFRONT TEAR AROUND 3 brdrm. modern, ail heat, EM
if6b.. New a IiedrM ahicS.
Bsmt. Isaalre to N.E. Blvd. eftsr 4; an day gat, A ton. MODERN WEST SUBURBAN — Large let. Stove, refrigerator and —*—1. I children welcome. FE
pm
MONEY FOR MOYINO AND RE-itolT4 Oet up to 0444. 3ARD FWANTO CO.. IIM
BAM WARWICK KAB IN SYLVAN
TWO HOUSES NEAR 0A8B LAKE I M41 Recreation Dr. off Hiller Rd. One! 1 bdrm homo With glassed In porch gndr modern 3 bedrm home with toll busement And large picture window*.
W. Yale, .Cor. Stanley
Brick 3 Bedrm* Rent,* optteh to buy within < mr — Ready to move in.
UN 4-4340

Rent Lake Cottegee 41
S BEDRM. COTTAOB ON PONTIAC Lake. Avail, to mr “ ^
_______July, AUg. TO 4-07M.
ELIZABETH LAKE, T E AR around eottaga. Oas heat. Reas.
wtoT	__________
■OR TOUR VACATION ON CABS Lake. Nice clean- apt. tor MMU femlly Beach, beat, shade and tobies. Ill weekly. Call TO 4-4343.
Per Rent Rooms 42
•LKKFINO ROOM FOR MAN, Prt. tniraniro uiht flookin* R 44713,
NICR LAROB ROOMS.
-VETOg'

rooms 'Tor rent, m
COMBINATION'
. giBv UTlhg rm.____... -
' married couple. FE 3-
TtHtl .. —w 3-0M4. RMS . PRICED RIOHf!
Cottage, Apt. R-l. Mrs. Cooper. OIRLJ. NICK HOMX 0i» TOUR own. Room ratoa. MT W. Nuroo. ibuiEEEEFINO. COMFORT ABLE -JM, Prlv., near towa.
NIC1 FRONT RM. FRIV. ROME North side. Man. |« 4-4440 ^“ipMB FOR RENT, klTCHtar Mra ll MrR Johneon, FE
IffiKSS
RfMMns wfth Ekurd 43
FOR DAT EHI*T MBt ARC OA-
rega, 1143 MyntoTTO MW.
^.ttoas^to TO.^*2
• CimvRieecent Homea 44 LAROB ran floor room wrra
excellent care for lady. FE 3-1371. VACANCY, MAN OR WOMAN. BED ar ambulatory, 34_.hr. rare. OrottPd floor. PW 4-tni.
r ;	;	46
6X60 STORE, 1
safes
14X50 STORE, INCLUDINO BROW-
--- —qtol work shop. MM
—	S-13M7
STORE 75 x 40 Will Rent or Leise. Good Downtown Location; Low Rent. Apply nt 33 Auburn.
k i p. TtrRBT
NEW ^OFFICES'
2nd flo6r. I Moin of op-
nee space an or put. to heart 41 downtown arOA. Corner looa-lion. Lawrence aad Fatty inM.' FontUe Coasunlty Finance Com-pany. CaU John Lee. TO *4*31. WIXOM. IDEAL FOR fiUL BR-tate, Insurance to attorney. Schneider. MA 4-13*3 to MA
For Rent Miscellaneous 48
to-ACRS LOT. OON VENIENTLT
ft£Si	^
4-I7M,
For Solo Houses
FtlffiT BOMB,
At*, Rochester. I r„». » »•« l And hath up. Be* sa. 3 ear garage
arsU Ntetly
torlT<MTl-«i4T
3 BEDRM. HOME. 3 CAR OA-rage, aad 3 Igt*. MOW. TO^tJtol-3 BEDVIOOttS. ATTSACT1YE I year oto home to PraytOyClatk*-t«m area. Easy term*. OB 3A43*.
NODOWN.**
CK. Located ea a 14* a via rt. well 1landstopeil lot. Attached 1H car peaetod. garage with pa***, drive Extra Urge
1*00 DOWN. Onto finished 34 x 411 bedraem home aa Urge to x l34 ft. lot. Rear Rochester. Oaly Ml ' month.	.
H. t NEWINGHAM
'Corner Crooks sad Auburn
FB 4-dW»	>_______PL 1-331*
3 BEDROOM VACANT^ N. END
41.3M Urms. 37 R. Yale.
1 BDRMS. LARON BASEMENT Rant an large lot with Xylvaa Lake prtvQtgsa. HAS 3 ear «*•
r*l*3.540. ON FRA TERMS
LABALLN IN HURON DARDEN! 4 RUtgg Hall* into fenced yard, fireplace, glassed-in potah, drape nee. eta, toehsde* an' Income home, renting unfurn. foe 104 r-
HURRY, FE 8-0458 C- Schuett. Realtor
3-BEDROOU. iU RRiCK. BAgk------- boat Water softener,
~ Wt* Wm*1'
m bath. call altar
tin. rm a eoaa.
pmUN, lb BTOB V,
bedrm, Capa Coa. 4H% mertgai
g,g%v»1-----------
BY OWNEk
Ntw S bedroom home. FuB baea-ment, largo tot, plaetarad wiffls. oak ftoero,- MtsTlHiMLiBI built-in ruaau aad area, tufa bath with bullv-ln vanity. Lata
&%>---------
mg edit. 1
-to MiM. mmmmigm
BY OWNER. 3 BEDROOM MOD era^hjU basement, gas heat, 111
lltoTlimu iETOr_____
BRICK I BXDRM. HOME WITH
r Beautiful
“LAKE SHERWOOD”
Quad-1 front.
Walk-oat baeement ( lake Iron lege. showing. $34,1*1
Coie-Es slick
it leavtog city. OK i-ari._
INEXPENSIVE
SSsr^x-ii
with tow tto
—	PIMtoitoa
Jack Loveland
-	Lak* as. “

____sinsjiL
ii£>AtoEV. by	a4Bft
vote entrance, nto*water heat
BM 3-40*6_________________tip 4-4333
fY QWNKR. oleAn i aCreTI bedrooms, hardwood Doers large MWWL pUetw. full basement, garden. tfp.*toi WtMEt. . by ovngKR, 3 redSoom fac4 brick ranch with t-car attached garage, pa H-aora wooded tot to beauUfill Troyhurst Subdivision. 3 NTS 1VU hath*. Roaaa brick brsplAd*. Large living roam, and gaa^rtrae, to* LeaditU. Tray.
BY OWNER
decorated, atl beat, baaamaat, garage. Open Saturday 11 to 3 pjfc. IP WUet Waebtagtok
CROOKS ROAD
Be* this'large brick ranch baton, atuebed double garage. Extremely wall built boat. Fireplace, carpet, drape*. HI* bath recreation room, lot x 337 Ml Terms
‘PONTIAC REALTY
IT Rpldwto _________TO SATO
Colored Home Seekers
M Mrs Howard, FB 3-toU f----
bom* of your choice
> DOWN PAYMSNT I
?JN
3-BEDRM. BRICK
Fall basement, lsrg* llvtng room, copper plumbing FtaeUred. Aluminum wthdawe.- Birch ceblnem. WsPU eustom "4001113 build" If MAj^otber^wuted features, pet
‘Top $$$ for Your Home 3 13-Ft. Bdrnu.r V/3 Baths
RANCH ROME -rARM COLONIAL
Attached 2-Car Garage-
31x13 ft. living room, fitted so-. Ttra, Oven and rang* buttt Into "U** shaped birch kltchsn cabinets with formic* up*. 1 dining , areas, QgfPtowhath with realty. Many other wanted features. We'll euxtoto “quality build" E Oaly
vyu ARRANGE FINANCING
W. hTBASS, Realtor Builder.	pT3-7210
3 BEDROOM BRICK PTARTER hoxtee with besemests. Keith jtjjwart. Building Oaatoputor. FB
decorated. Full baaemcot. fenced yard, 4340 down. TO M43>.
I ROOM BUNOACOW, FULL BAEE-ment, tea heat, north IML by ■ owner, TO 1-7703 sfhr * *.», R»4* BRICK IN ROCHEftEN, Per, epen bemt.. ^soreened^porch.
iiy X>Wn. NEW I ] BEDROOM, piaster. Alto pat acre lot. Full basement. Partly finished. Oxford vicinity. MT 3-3741.
$500 DOWN
Close in r*_3U atom 3 bedroom bom*. Puli prlea 44404, Bet-
OjSlER REALTY
rage^^^e ^rfm/gie^ptra
AN OPPORTUNITY
Jto^“ft.fUef i»rf«:bt*tbtoehl4k3f™ home « rooms ahd bktot sac... Only V yawp oM. Utal tor m-
m Omar, < paved *tre*„. _
-------------.atton. 144 Jadeeo al
a* d p.m. AAyttaa Batorday.
idea kltcben wl'th lobT'o? storage ■pace. TOT basement, gas htat
Sg^toHaAvtoynJ-Wya.
ANOTHER OX Nle* dm I room and hath wit melwad back peRh. fan dining room, gas hint. Fenced yard With grape arbto and ahMaa space, I air garage. Priced tor jrniiMl Mia, only
% j'tzsz "V*
colored’	m&tutr. i
bedrm., enrpeted -beat., 3 oar **»*•
3-44*1 between
i. terms. ■ a. and 7 p.n
Country Livuig '
oom* aad unUto- Modern, Nle* 3, 1 ear gsragt. tt.Mt Taras.
North Side
l In 'M oh tetrad etreet. 4 as and utility. Wall landscaped ear garage. $14,100. Terms.
Buildtlt
have t» abi
.(^awford Agency
3M W. WALTON	TO M3M
at n. ruin i Mr i-mi
COLORED*
lb Matey Down. lAyaly alt* I Bedrm. h*to*. Fay menu only |«
^RUSSELL YOUNG
------"E^BUILDOtO
WANT!
____1> M4.U.	„
-,-ity to a 3 BidSito MM_
recreation room la FoiUtt era* to III.OOOAX) 004 Mill range and want to trade eqalty for attrse-tlva 3 bedroom home Jm aad clear in Featlae, phone TO t-lbto.
COLORED ’
*«**!!? 2S?«i! -KHM
[■22853
SUM
Lir LAci or ci
. iM>P you from owolof youiv
i£zcunvB*B house on bSaUIt-
i^tsrisar- m
*r. 3 bedrooms newly doraratod, off healTlte garage with a breaaa-war aRgohail. ms wuu ail tea furniture, Com* to t* it* ft. Good buy^jM^ MleMgan Avenae earner
roubb forTulr' IS W. TOir-miMt. FtotMaeTUL 3-MW.
HAMMOND LAKE
Hammond Lake Priyi.'
J”&iot.‘
m
Houseman - Spitzley TO Mil, 7- me Vphi
WWWT-vx- -c~ m
lake t>RlVlLk6t;s
3 large loto. Coay » Sgreea FrSt trvR Some 'fumlhit*.
Dorothy Snyder Lavender
4*4in£miaad SdTjtSn Fh_r. »f l-_3343 er MU 4^
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE
Tradtttanal 4 Itdwa rantoi.
Cole-Easlick
Restricted Communities
Maceday Lake
•'round** home ftotarla* family room, flnptao*. aerwnto tW bMB. Full busement, now hot
7 RM 1HM. HOUSE ON Case Lake, needs repairs TO
03041 Eves. TO 4A313.	.....
NORTH TOWUa*
x befaete hetxa wtjh ful
wra. wP* flrad base r
Nearly *80?* bedrtwm ““ aqtpe fa g acres af
uAosr
nss «TraS?^
with large living f*gdb,_R00-.. -S-Hie uigT bafh.
m.*
daoad to ffilt&. »■*—
H. P. HOLMES, INC,
m A Lapeer TO. TO S-MM
NOTHING DOWN
1 oar ga-
c
Ivwlv prloed at gltj**.
NO MONEY DOWN
s 'btdretto brick wun fun bue*-toAjegy Aja uraud. Storms a
“SuSSEUs YOUNG
^totstortoJP^
N&ffrii tow. i BlbkooM. fiu
rra^1nB35SriS
NOTHING DOWN
1 (mta Brick Fran*, a Bath aad baU with double Vanity. Urge La* gad within walking distance af
S'-iSTfeto1”®.
Mmn down — 3 RNdS8Bfi
brick treat. * bath and a. lh~ ^ Richard Satfto TO 011*1 to
NEW EAbLt AMXRfdAN LBttv room brick, poestbla 4th bedroom.
inn’ll, fee. =
TO **<01. Nslsen Building Co.
NO
MONEY DOWN
• A. C. Compton & Sons
4333 W HURON BT.
OB 3-7414
Evsa. OR MW ar TO
•UtofM wtisisdu
Suburban Livinf ~ At Ita Best
W. W. ROSS HOMES QR 3-8021
SELL OR TRADE
&4?MW& Sty locaUea. Nr.J3£ Be APd parochial ecbaah ttMB-
—RNt-TO	“

TRADE
ffcfe
WOMB DOWN, ORWILL TRADW AB DOWN FITMENT ON BIX-
A. C Compton & Son*
4MB W HURON BT.
‘safr.i&ri^jy-ara
TRI-LEVEL STARTER
NO MOBIWT DOWN Baud n home I* be pread af nm m m mn. TOW made*.
idryMklN^toary wlBl totoa Wilson Reid Estate
70gp Oaatey Uke Rd. RM HTO. ftest OF FONTTAC WnW toIVt-
sss K.rra.fia-! ss
W. Yale. Cor. Stanley.
31 Ibdei toaawma TA ar TOA.
hath*, in a food neighborhood, tor gnly M* per swath payments? W* have B We* one ready I* guv* la to. prteed at 113 AM wt»h.
tADD'S, INC.
tto^wSh 7i55b85AttA
OROROE R. IRWIN. RXALTOR to* W. WALTON	TO t-lm
WOETO iWEINO At. ONTO W Kir3d*todra<mL P*rt brick' dsoecau< Crth toe^al p«ni
tJSl*ddl*trlto#an5UfrouSS; lorau
ed la Washington Park subdivision. ahmatolto surmt aad
STSS-p^ .‘JSS.Vm
rooms, Roma |e I yaan old aad
W. Atm Arbor-
Root mto 1 yaars. Very at UVW mamra buagatow. I
u
Huron Gardena
Dream buapahw, Carpet*** tog roam, Urge _k—-*■ closed porch. Off
«»*■**■ i
St. Vincent s
Only 4*0* dwwa on this s.aparu-ment Incom*. AetomeUc oil hte*.
^kEmTSEewer
■vm-TO MMS to n 4-4T3i
YOU’LL lov6 these
■urteSi
crTOM
BARGAIN
m
JIWRIGHT, Realtor ------- ‘
Hagstrom
’wsa’isavsi-BK
with full basement, 1 ear garage; drapes, carpenag and blind*
WALLKD LAKE AREA - Attractive 3 bedroom, brisk ranch, fi.
HAGSTROM
4M HlfhMmMMLfMM)
PONTIAC ^OrT-0358.
mmss—t
3 Bedrm. Ranch Hfhnai
$10 NOW STARTS DEAL
jitoHom Tgu
Model
3d. at Eranklin
MMilltUMb
Daily & Sun, tmtpsjjB. -' .atFrank
mi mAn mm
THB PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 28, I960
ioney to Loan 61
Miip’i|M(t Lander*)..
LOANS
gate HtmhK Owfc 8*
MAPLE CHUT OT DRAWERS. I
But tSE
friendly sE*ncB
f EAGUt FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN
214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO
WHEN you need $25 TO $50g STAll*^&®C9. *4^574*”*'
CroJlt Advisors 41A BUDGET YOUR DEBTS
“"HeWSSff “**■
to net out of debt ee*
Financial Aattaort, Inc.
ito a asontAW n nw
Mortgage Lons 6 $600 TO $2,000
M Oohlsnd County homo*. Mod •rn or net	'
Vos* & Buckner, Inc
Another Big Beat rirat
ConsoUdat* TOUT dobta and nod •mlaa yaw nomot Ut u* pay olt —r mortaact or land contract, tonal WO and m*dr~‘—
pcrtonal
T#” wWuhuwi
P13-H»
....Swops :	_ 63
—’I] PONTIAC MOTOR AND AU-toastie tran—Ualoa both »-| -------------------------
turn aw>. a rr. vAOAabiro
/Bm
■ CARS P
corderL _	■	.	..
Working or nM/fl 1-fiWI FOR SALS ’** MXRCDRT I vortibb/P1S-S3I4T
-JWT&. i
PIECE ' BEDROOM kUITB, 1 dark, a z 30 wall mirror, 3 ■mail tables, loralca table and choir*. OR %4m.	'	•
piecb bkdroSm aantTm BllKtellOlW. CT^	—
t-WI._____
3-ROOM OUTFIT
LAWN MOWER SHARPKNXD, P up and daUrar. ft 5-1311.
_____to ROOM
fitWVnWf
copcL Raa*. M Edna at. PS l-RH PC. DO^MO ROOM BCCTB. MO.
( PC. DUNCAN PMTPI DDONO rooin aulM. Perfect cond. HU. MI
ma.__
gtdaM M^Paaruut Furniture, 13 1X13 ROOf OLt* YTNYL LATEX
riawsr—
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alter t.
LINOLEUM ARP PADg.BApHi prtaa at Jack'*, Ml Baldwin Av*. MATT AO	WR1NOER. WASHER.
H* ra s-Taai,
MAPLE B U Hit BED* COM-Plata. Davenport and chair Apt.-ilia caa store Chrome dinette sat. Odd ehoeta Drop-leaf table R 4 chairs. Twin bedroom ' suite. Itteo. 70* W. Clarkstoo Rd., Uka Onap.
>3 par waah. Schick" itT MTU.
9x12 Felt Base Run $3.95
OAR. HOUSE PAINT. Oal. »LM
ftnyl Linoleum, Yard
iUBBER BASE PAINT, Oal.
Vinyl Linoleum, Yard
SBER BASE PAINT. CM. orao WALL TILE. RON. PT. {Me s 141 W. Huroo ___^PE_tO044
n rr. reprioerator, ms, noodoaud. PR 5-31I*: .
MAPLE CEDAR CREST COLE-
MAPLE BUNX BEDS
Complata with grton A maltrasees
UTtUrp FURNITURE h APTL. 6317 Dixie Drayton OB M866
tJs'i* sdso'chstr andTottomsn.°*lS
5»a n i-aait.
MATCHING OOUCH ANDCHAIR onenra. ULBARS.
CROUP ELECTRIC
w so. TUB DAUB
_______________LUX OREEN
-u wool WUton relvot « in ear-
jet ^S0. very saad OOOd. MApls
oil- furnace. Trade equity_
waet suburban property.
I. C. HAYDEN;Realtor
65 E. Walton ■	PR 6-0*41
rbl-RALB. 1*03 DaBOTA. OOOD mectmntea) condition. New tires. Boll or trade far aluminum beat. OR 3-4434.	1
_ woehtan m ■	. — ___
Used windows. OR 1-ISM.
LOTS, TRAILER, OR WRAT HAVE
APRIL CLOSEOUTS
RRLTMATOBMBaftgtarMar .. |1M OE* ELECTRIC* DRYER ... ““ Floor Model. Heat Control HAMILTON DRYER. OOa ,	.
Deluxe. DtUtorad, lnxtalled
---BON RelrtreraW
i. cu A. Guaranteed. deUrered
IO SHOP Of Pontlas SI WEST HURON	PE HIM
t\ Miiir.M
Hollywood haadbaardx .I OS
HoUywood had Danes (heat) S *1*5 Odd cheat* Ut*. alia) .*Ui*5
Ulax-a-cizor POR SALE OR trade for hoary duty health atos-sa«a halt. PE MW» after s p.m.
“ SELL OR TRADE
a« I OB IB .or Lead. Only 1 miles ness sMy Bealls. Prtssd st only S2.S00. Will TRADE POR HOME
wre??........
ANTIQUES — “OONE WITH THE Wind" lAapa. ou limps, — lamps, clocks of aU kinds.
SMALL MODXRN BOMB TO BB moved for 1st' —^	- — ■
I-4SS1. B. Cm)
SWAP 'SS PONTIAC
■ELL dm TRADE. pHUt dUN.
UfntraSr!>*’t
tractor and i
*I03^TV«
. visit aw trad* dept. Mr real
P bait /aandar. f HP.
srtssrur
Swap u oauob siNOUli |un fsr| | matqraysla saddle
-r "3l SlTis miaM. c& MltcheU Dlstrlbutlns Co.
WATER BdPTRNRR POf_
ja,«" •“ taT*
Want chain saw or ‘aluminum boat and motor, hare furniture.
BAROAJNB AT -JOSEPHPORMITURE
BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON bunk bads. tttMllls with sprint* and ssattrsaa, MS.SS, Pearson Pundturo, tl Orchard Lake An
c^.
CHROME DINE'ITR. WTr shalrs. IR t-TOM After t p.m
TTl oyL Orerdrirs.
1 power
i mt
/ Ff SRte CtetfclHt 64
t |PORMALS_ 1 POR IIS AND
. sloe IS Bans .tip vstl WtopsaS
, tMtsTlalgWir 'n.
BBAUTIPtJL L ADIIS * BUMMER ClotM^jlkS ” a“"
BRIDAL OOWN AND 1 PORMA1B, site U. PE HW.
_	_ALk. CXILDRBNB,
aU ases. Very lead condition. Reasonable. Thurs., Prl., and sal t a m. to • p.m. IS B. Sblrloy. PE
DROBAC’S VARtNTY STORE, MS Baldwin Are. Ran door te iaUor-beck's Auto Parts. Dresses, —•
■— and others, ER
POR SALE INFORMAL DRESS >	For All Sweepers'
"hits with real UMt pMk colornl BARNES & HARORAVK rosmy alto IS. worn *•*•« «■ wETl—	—	-
OIRLA 4MTML6II SHORTIE
autt, sportcoat, coat add bat ae alaa t PR s-tsit after s p.m,
IT'S SPRINO AT THE “OP SHOP. Wide aeeortment of (aid sprlny B summer dothlaf. Many Items ilka MW. Opportunity fit fit James Entseapnl Ctiurcn, Jus W. If—-Blrmlnshum. Open Tues. h
~NBf WRUMNO OOWN B ^ --	— ballortna '
wtdte dress, else 11. won, once. * prtaa-- »wm PR SdSMT
TEAL BLui® WALTZ * LENOTH FORMAL SIZE 10. LIKE NEW, -----S-----DRY---------
Reasonable, OR Hl»,
CtUkm Tilt. Mxlt
.... ON
.....	.... ..... sa. R. Mb
Plywood H" .................. so ft. .0c

Aa. Mpn
3usb aad Outter .. Throw Ruys ...» TUo, OxOtia
tuo. ir..
'fTjK'HIftr
»■ SAOINAW	f.
TUWECTS,

out HI _
OR 3-4734
(mu' of Partar abNsm Rmd of
--*o(j iif*
i-im

and look around a Mrs, of boo parking. Phone PR MML OPEN MON. SAT. t TO t
_____________ ____ AND
vanity, apt. ait rente, phllco relrtterator, f bydraullc lacks,
rotary laws mower, pi Hat.__
CHROME DINXTTI SETS, AS8BM-ble those yourself aad save, four chain and table. *00.0* value, Then on new 1*40 d*sl(ns, famous makes, formica Oap*. Bound Cap. Compare Mae terrific val-uee. Mlerjlpan Fluorescent, JO] Orchard Lk. At*.—J4.
DELUXE ELECTRIC STOVE, dtyar, wAafcor, H IM*.
DON’T. WAIT TO REFURNISH Oat UP.to OOtS O* SEABOARD ft
nanoC co„ iiu N. Pony. PR
DAVENPORT. OOOD CONDITION. Odd placaa tor ckbtt. PL JB4H.
DISCOUNT PRICES
Super Kem-Toae — S4.4t.Oal. Oaad Power Mowan —114.00 up
Rebuilt Sweeper* ____
Oa*4 Whlta'Howa Palat — *1.
“
Lawn Mower Sharpening Hots, Btlis, Bata, Repair
Pat AUP-------
I---MB * BAB
7tJ W. Huron st.
iBMKTRIC DRYER.. MS; RKPRIO-WNS Mil fitMl TV, cood cond.. *40; wringer wasber, |JS; elec-trtc stove. Mi; gas stove, «■; studio oov*'-	“*
pifi-rtos.

--------0 plights
New siedus slightly sc retched at —" mured models st bl
r'ji.™ to ^
10 WaVnU OAMItT**
U1 N. fiddaitw ta MMi
TMOIDAIRi RANOI. UXB NSW. A nat bay far yew, hama^pr ““■ cottage, (tel owner. HA
Bargain House, MJ N. Cass, n
i oitoifp op in SRfiUi, |
writer, business dr NBA, i
freeaer.^VtS* iftTiJS 4 EsfrKfatow. to up Metun T\ra, MS. Oat aad ■Uric ranges, aU sins, gl(
New B)mdroo'
mefi dteattao It—— amJm
ai-ia
I HOUSE Casa. PE
. frnatra and hand-lawn mowers. MI {.uBT Call after
I’M'nSvS
mJFM®35T,
m *-Tts|. Tmsps.-PB-»
= IriSMEfiU
* t Ib. loads. Ooad stag. Pi 4 ttNMORE AtWllATIC Wai ■Si. sond. PE BJtJS.
lioKmi____
Deluxe model. HM. J years to ! wayne IpABamr
SRteHi—hoM<te»4»68
cones isoioo; uran I n U.fMKmlW.1 lAmpa; sliver servta
Fully guarai Appliances, l
-so Electrolux emapiaU tW"lB 4R> i AumwtMlijswsnt baa.
pH Curs
r. SIAM. Paaraoa's P
MAple 0-lfii
NICE BART BED AND MAT-^	*»R O-WIl.
NEW
.....PtAI*
OLEUM, ASPHALT _ .... ..
AT REDUCED PBICES1I
. Pontiac Carpet &' linoleum
4SI EUBAROTI LAKE RD. Notts Washer
Norge Oas Stove Studio Sadt I Odd Chairs Maple TaMs aad J Chain Mstsl Cabinet Vanity, Bench aad Chest
J EM^TsUm Upholstered Chair
• Pair Curtains (J) taU Bats Blond Cedar Oust 4 Pc. Blond Bdrm. Suite J Pa. Blond Mrm. suite S Pc, Dinette
BOB HUTCHINSON'S MOBIL!
WALTON TV
SUE., Walton -
pr ten
HW TV mW Rnitea 66
fcfti MtecdBdiwfcRB 67
aaaaodwSian^
FE 5^3849 wter 6
1 HOLLANft'tTR dle tanka. S40. OB 3-ai __
1 OAK OUTS IDS DOOR PRAMS and stale, j set doaSM hung windows with weights. 4 cabinet doors, t imtD wadb bawl with hardware. Phong PE 4-4S1S.	.
3	FUEL TAnIB. OOOD CON-dlMon. TO deliver. PE S-SUd.
a pairs op draperV. lm, x t ft _Wiadow. 1ST window. OR
I rsteir , : . -	—n
4	• ifiCH SOIL PIPE, I PT.IJ.1b
4-IN. SOIL .
*1.11; 3da
IJS. O. A._________
ist. Open Eves.
taw	PRNOT
■pB^E. PER LENOTH,
\rLass-rjrfife
MOD. BUILT-IN TYPE BATH-ub, rn - OaU at JOSS OOTtawood
it..: stem of Aaban avo.. t jtlld mat of Auburn Holsfats. . is-Tr. OUARANTBSD SJ - OAL. heaten. S47.60; 34-gaL sola, fM ■—*— with faetary warranty.
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
SPOAL. ELEC HEATER 0*0.06; 30-xal date, ta* beater, (64.00; Cab. sinks and fittings 654 *6 up. Laundry trays aad stand B laa*
%ut&Sory-
17J S. -|t"W	PR H1N
— -" OIL STORAOE Tk&K.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN FOR tala. 4 steam engines, 1 dais si, plenD ft sarp tracks and swttcb-ga, BIX transformer. OR 3-64t>.
A-l STOKER VERY OOOD COND. OR Mint. JSJS sasbaidt.
ASTRAL BOAT REPtQO.. tfBED j weeks. Bargain. CL MtH. ,
ALUMINUM B ASBESTOS SID1NQ spaalala from SJSS. FHA terms
Day Bldg, Co. FE 4*7744
Site,, MUcelKnBous, $7
DIAL’ CONTROL SINGER ZK> XAO in boautUul blond console, makes designs, button holes, ete. Tours for OS monthly or MS.SS fuH balance. Capital Appliance. IR “-S407.
ANCHOR FENCES ,
No moooy down PHA apptwaod. FREE S3T1MATES. fl P7471
BUMPER TOOL tIBLX. 4 CUES. (4B. W PSJOl.
BASEMENT OIL FIRED FORCED
U furnace. For 6
atj&':
Its. OR 3-4664. -
• *M PE 6-3SS1.
BOLENS RIDEMATIC TRACTOR. ISM with power pac. Mda. rotary mower, 43-ln. snow blade 33-ln. seeder and fertUlgor and Aerator complete. $650, PE 4-3034.
BARN TARD DIRT AND MANURE broken concrete.. used sump
BATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL AND gas furnaces. Hwater B steam boilers. Automatic water .MMiK j Hardware. K.C. Rttlbl, crock B pipe sad fittings. Laws Brothers Palm. Super Kamtaua aad Boat
HKIOHTS SUPPLY *m Lapeer RD.	PH 4443:
cement COLOR!
13 shades In 6-lb. or p-lb. boxe PLASTER COLORS
ifoSl^R Solor^-s's&adeI
BLAYLOCK
-UILDINO an___-
I *" —' T-vtai
CASH WAY SALE LUMBER PRICES
STANLEY ALUMINUM WINDO .
. 4xtxls Masonite ... 11*4
.	4x0x14 Inch Pegboard	.fj.SI1
REPRIOERATORB. ALL MAKES, 4x«xS Plyeeors .
_ - -	—--- — —front door, grads A 414.04
PE 4-7104 or MA 0-1341.
REPRIOERATOR- OB

*4	-	/;,
LITTLE'S FURNITURE B APL. MIT DUla. Drayton Cm P4S64 REPRIOERATORB. LAST YEAR ISM models, eaa of American s best makea, perfect, new. gnar-antaad far • years, buy a new refrigerator for a little mare
Fluorescent!** If] Orchard °>lake
REPOSSESSED ELECTRIC HOT waur beater, Uka now (M. R. B. Munrp Electric Oo. 1*40 W. Huron.
I WASHER AND fiBY-
.30. R. B. Munro Elec-dp W, Bur—
SRTjav* '
pRAND NEW TV ;
PRILOO 31" "PREDICTA"
'tm JSoBQl''— BoaaBfUl mahoi any finish. Swivel Mha. 10 doe djmvers.
"WAR S3U — NOW UK philco ar*
Cash and Carry Specials
Bt<L Insulation 10 o.e.
IN H. ‘	H
"PREDICTA"
bogany frunt m foot!** ta room delivers
WAS 0J1* -
E BEDS. K UL 3-34*1
PECLAL S x lk RUOS. 134.06. Me-Lood Carpet, Woodward al Suuare Lk. Juat ho low tod’al. PE 3.7701. SBCrtONAL DAVBOORT. LOUNOE
Washington, Pontiac.
SOFA AND CHAIR Q&LY $109.95
4713 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plain*
LIGHT WOOD
liBiiff frfr»w;
TAKE dvER PAYMENTS *4.26 PER ------ ~----— tole modal
WOOD aiNflTl .........SU.M
lBWbSMiint	4.**,
life. LIVING RM. SUITE S3S.G0
METAL BEDS .........*7.00
COIL BPRQIQ	xiixj
CA-
nroat door, grad* A S14.M tom Jam. D*. ......*3.96
ik Gold Bond inxulatlon. •

for glass slldlhg door*, t I STL si wilt OB all oors DELIVERY SERVICE
Burm&ister's
NORTHERN LUMBER
COMPANY . ..
7040 Coley Lake Rd. BM 3-4171 OMR S a.m. to • p.m. daitr Sunday 10 aim, oat BAS*
l s .13 shelving W Pine .13 U
i Call lor a (rue estimate at _
jour rough lumber A trim Beads >
HAGGERTY LUMBER
'tssns'i
CEMENT STEPS. READY MADE. »ft stsm.
l Splash block. __ __ ’ oop*. ^PtmUM Pre-Cast
>AR POSTS. ALL SIZES. PIO-o tablet, completely fur*-'--* — > it yourself, o. s w.
*1 DUtto Hwy.
DOUBLE SINK COMPLETE. *Jt -wtth trap, a grade PE S-S713. Montcalm Supply. 16* W. Moot-
DAVID BRADLEY lit H P. TRAC-
tor wUh TnlA> puttlvUtAP ansi
RxcpRD cABiNirr ODD ARM CHAIRS
lt« DOWN. .BABY TERMS
Wymin’s Furniture Co. 18 W. Pike St.
FEDERAL Modernization -Cash and Cayry Specials^
Combination ' ALUMINUM ©OORS
m GUARANTEED
s;Ss| i* Full inch thick
*" aluminum samb. ’dears. Regularly priced 63*M. You pay.

ISJ!
MSJS
THOMAS ECONOMY
It E. Bagtuaw	n j-1151
$23,95
ROLLUi AWNINGS
SAVE » PER CENT
4300 Dints Bight
awnlngx. Easy srsdlt tarma ttacState^Banl available oo f Or more roll i NEW AND PEED twnrngx^ Available In A furaaoea - Ven
Sste Mwkd Otek 71
SPRING VALUE DAYS FOR i DAYS ONLY THURSt, FRI., & SAT.
1* pedal board arson'
Blond Mamiad chord eegan t6*6 Blond Looter ptaao, returned.
U emaU shard argaaa.. . . larga disco ant. out they |ol Jmball walnut epbiet pUno. returned Dam rant. *»
..0 accordldba reduced.
Zenith Bamd oak ataraa. Floor mad-Z^3to now .. ............SJSS
Gallagher Music Store
U B. Huma	PE4-0ddt
ELECTRIC OinTAR^SILVERTONE
“Ten doHar{*xtra ttis weelefcr the Heart’s Hop.! You kn^w, son, this Janie of yours does some- , .
* tiling to both of us!”
incubator, B-flatTn laws mower. Bwatno wap, wa*on, portable aowlns machine. —terfiait UtiM>wBm.wc. gleaner, will payjl Trading Stamp*. Til. Otlve
i to shoooo flam, interior
Borry Bros. Jelled Made so drip balm.
OAKLAND FUEL A PAINT-434 Orchard Lk. AM PE K16S
ELECTRIC LIOHT PULL-DOWN fixture*. Hewaat aadtlss modern light fixture*. Ideal lamp for otw-danto. HIM value. *5 *8. Michigan PTuareaeant, 3*3 OroaSrd Lk.
PULL 3* IN.
_________ TOP FBI*
In raaaa, eoppsrtoae L 177.73.- 34 to. astln --------------
iplay model, fttf ifih Prlgtdalre hullt- In dilplay mode! Prlgldalre butlt-tn on—.. model. Auto, controls.. *134.01. rn * Thompacxt. IMP liter Wool
FREE gTANDINO TOILETS 010 *6
**—*■!* bowl sink....... 16JO
kora copner.
t. tongths ,. .'._ _ 31* ft.
H,; 34* &
k“ar«
J-pc. both
bath sets with trim .
— B. Saginaw	PE 3-310*
PUBL TAint. CHEAP. 4 CHEVRO-let. hub caps. PE I-****
Full line of building and plumbing materials
WOLVERINE LUMBER
330 S. Ptedoek. PM M704
iw wi, wntcHiiiilA.il
Plants, Tube*. Skrwbs 7»
FINANCE CO..
PURCHA8E MU-1, tea SEABOARD
u5ktm«l
METROPOLITAN HULL GRAND PIANO, dark walnut. Timed and
dettyatod ............ K*»*
THOMAS OROAK-HI-n COMBINATION, « month* 0M. Mahogany ft slab -and bench. Waa OOM.
SPRINO CLEARANCE. IS TO SS Par east *avtng» an an SWMr*
null . omm. W flftVWe	'
£*VE?£%a
ESMrig^f
aad wixom Rd. Dally S to I.
Ramaay'* onvllle Rd.
FsrtebPsb 19
l-A POODLE TRIMMINO BY Barters. He sadattyaa uaad. PE
3SOAL.
____________hr----
Call OR 4-01*4
i '*»•' teuw»J«F«SEi.
_____	UL /-M7».
4*AEO DMHSHUHDS at stop.
Piistll. fMHl’I.’fl 0-3631.
S WEEK OLD OERMAN S^KPHERD
----4ae, male, OSS. fedial*. »15.
1-1330.
AKC REGISTERED Chlchaahua Puppy aau. in^euu. AKC REGISTERED DACHSHUND DUPPteTOB M17*.
-- e.sntfJfiWBBrt COCKER
MOD SPINET mohoEosy. mark*. FE
— MUSICIANS — — NEEDED —
DRtfMS • PUNO - BABB VIBES OR DUTTAR
To aadst ClartnatUt la I urtMt*1 '--nAhr- —* “ Quiet, promsai tended. Call Fl
Sste MiscettencotiB 167
ROTO-HOE. jjO 8AW. MIXMA8-ter, Reo Oa* Bagla*. Flropyie* front, Rotary Mower. FB i-M3*
reo:aimed
BRICKS ji
CLEANED. READY TO USB FIELD TILS ............ tip each
4-INCH TUBINO — t BEAMS
Many Barxalne tn Now h , U*od Building Material*
PBEE ESTIMATES	/TEEMS
SURPLUS LUMBER &
MATERIAL f 6340 Highland Rd Seo-POWfat
SK; H 1
, . JNINO—OSCAR 8CHMID1
PIANO SALE /
have ^1 xtyl«s A
S5S.
Sathabaw, Qrtonvma. :
WB- 61.0*0. USED Omit LAST ■eaaon Ideal for Urga garden -Sman turm. BrdrmiB* Iftwt hSkh. Wow. Dtse, CuwemOt. OR MM. HOMELTTE CHA3N fiAWt. MEW
_____ 3 WIT
COUJM xuJJw
COLLIE PUP1UE8 REO. OOLDEN beautlu, IT! 44*1*.
COLLIE PUPPIES. AKC REO. *38. Also 1 female, full grown, 3 m.' old, free to sood homo. SM I-S033.
the famous Story
CHIHUAHUA. S1IIH. POODLES. At rtUd lfA 7-3S01.
Dalmatian puiue bbed .
rnaST lib Yoars. Mot- regUtered.
Q1S. QR P6M3.	_______\ '
DACHSHUND. MALE. 6V. MO old. Hs* thoto. *40. FE M3M.
Sale Fbfih
87
WE HAVE A BIO SELECTION TO
:::iSol®KFBNog
FE 4*13*	__J*
KING BROS._r
PONTIAC ED. AT OFOTKE
Auction Sates 88
13 un.» AUCTION SALK- WEST of TilTgraph FRIDAY h SATURDAY, I p.m. SUNDAY, sfter 3 . p m pwApw ■MkfindVMBflr John
Loefcr
.....	...........~Tti
Ksmmond Chord Organ ...
Gallagher Music Store
IS E Huran	” * *“
USED SPINET PIANO LUCE NEV -w* *300	_
Gallagher Music Co.
I (M60) OR 3 MOWER, R t’e M In. Em
ADdYNO MACHINES. PROM |3t CASH REGISTERS. FBOM040 PONTIAC CASH REGISTER '337 S. ■AOINAWr TE. SAS01 REMINOTON TYPEWKITSK.
^rttbtT
Slightly rltite IB
NERVE LOUNOE. _J soafJJSO; W1U »ae-S1SS. PE JAWS,
Site Store Equipment 73
BEER. VEGETABLE, DAIRY
SPECIAL
«:S
Genuine SchoT Deak, only .. 13.81
Black Tfmp* PegboaVd. 34x4* . **c Osk Floor Shorts. TOO ft. .... I 7.77 Msbofgoy Ply. 4x* ^7..... (4.01
AUBURN LUMBER
Auauy mnoHTa •
SCOTCH .PINE tl. YOU PICK AND A MY HjB Sftor t.
' GARAGE DOORS
Fxetoxy secondx. *11 stands sizes In stock from 030 sod i
Special Paneling Offer I
i* panels, >/«'• mahogany V-groove, D (rad* .. HAS each is panels, -V*n mahnssuy V-groove, O grade .. (IJO each
* Oak Flooring
W	Si a
K: I	W IS
BENSON LUMBER CO.
modeuiag.
BERRY DOOR SALES
. . Open from I to *
Noon so Saturday*
371 A PaddOOk	. PE BOSH
SAVE ON USED OIL TARES, burner*, furaaoe*. and part*. Wboleiale to <ul. OBrltn Hatting I -—- — -	1 tl* Boaar
HAVE FOOD WILL TRAVEL DI-rectly to your bom* at whdlasalt price*. 1*0% guaranteed U. 8. Oov't msBSdtsd nods of all kinds ut. wholeeale. Weekly payment plan. PE 4-04*1.
HOT WATER_ HEATERS 30 OAL.
TREMENDOUS BARGAIN. TORO Power Handle town equipment. Attachment* Include (I) tiller, (2) large xpraytag anils and bo*e, (3) adger-trlmmar (4) 31 In. rotary mower. (S) 33 In. reel aaawer. and (*) power handle unit with 3H Brigs* Stratton motor. AU for only $3*5. PE -------—■— — >0173 day*.
proved. OSO.OO Value. 030.60 and U0.00. That* are allghtly marred. ■' electric. oO aid bottled gat -------------3.- — •— —lChl-
gan v juuiaaaau*. j
Are. Park free la Kltomr fine bail portable -in atoole. WO. PE OHO*.
Knotty Fine Paneling
KITCEEN CABINET SINKS. , allghtly scratched 43” model*. *00 value, 64(30 while they toll. Alio terrific value* on 64*' sad IT' model*. Hd phone order*, please. Michigan Fluorescent. 3S3 Orchard Lake AT*. Park free,
Factory Irregular*. Terrific val-uee. Michigan Huorosaant, 3SJ Orchard Ltts Art. — Free roar
ij^vson* so^a, oWBfO0HB,
very comfortable, (M. Round mirror. so fa., gold from*, sig. AU motal work Inch, counter typo tool onbtMt, IJO IdUon dictating martii*,; ofteMHI; oomatoto ^ joof md., *100 Or bast ioffer.
MONEY FOR*ANT WORTHWHILE
”^^K^Sno8 OO^tlM K.
M6WBr-ROTMYT_aA8 STOVE,
coffee tabIS. choap. p> 0-410*.
MEDICINE CABINETS. LARGE 30" mirrors, slightly mgsrdd. *3 *5 Largs sStosami of cshtoite with V without Ufht*. Sltdlng doors. Terrific buys.' Michigan Pluores-eont. 303 Orchard Lag* A vs. Pres pwrklng fat rear. — 31.
Auto Pasto.- las Mt. efimsns.
NEW SHALLOW WELL JET fitiMp
010.SI
MILL#
M
lor^Mle. U*ed g months. ELata
ft	»■	g:8
in**	tr :	BS
Patio Brick
4 FOR A DOLLAR
1 colors, r*d, lemob, orange, IK' green. *l|ver, h purple.
■FEDERAL
Modernization
• AJI;	DAT
•ATE M SUN. 11-41
Plenty of Free Parking
On Otar Lot
OIL FURNACE FOR SALS. CALL UL3-3MS.	,
Without fear of blutertnc duo to _tprlng rauu. and moUturo Worwtsk'x. SiTI Oronard take Ed. R LAWN MOWER-NHED*
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POWER LAWNMOWEX. USED 1 YR.
*36. UL 2-1*45.
FRtacSfoON MOWER K 4636 Dixie Highway.
PLYWOOD

4'xS’. Goad 1 si
*“ HiS
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WEEM SPECIAL
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Em-
E ADVANTAGH OP THE BARBS Ready, esab at SEABOARD TOO, list N. Perry. FE
StofijiT 6‘y. Ml j
wT
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TERRATRACT. *00 DIESEL,
lle-doeer. wstlenal 1-3771. .
PE Miiir
________________IIS.- OR 3-4369.
FEMALE CANARIES. ALL PET shop, 65 Williams. PE I MB. OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. awQVgsyletersd’ JU 5-1315.
Sale Office Equipment 72
SECRETARY OR BUSI-»lce SIS. .THE BARGAIN 163 If. Gu. ft MW.
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KITTENRFRIIe TO OOOD HOME
■ W twl altor 5
BOXER, ATC/REOIK ♦ -v «M. 535. FE 3-SSSO.
JONKEY8. '1#J|_ | ■■ Pet Shop.	PE 5-3113
POODLE PUPPIES. MINIATURE.
S4.ee. waiter * ana nu.se, jw First St, Rocheetor. OL MW. PIGEONS. PANTAILB AND ROLL-ore. Pres and up to >4. OR 3-3SS5 POODLE STANDARD, AKC REQ-lttered. 13 mas. tUver malt. House, ear A obed. trained *“ togood^ borne. gAO-ll**.
SRle Sprtlng QowdB 74
WILSON LEATHER.OOLF BAO Kollapile golf tart Urge
Buy. selftrsdTandrtpalr. Burr-SheU, 376 S. Tetotruph. PE 3-47SS.
WE LOAN MONEY POR BOATS. Motor*, Other iportlng soodx. Boo iBOARD FINANCE. UN N.
FEMALE PUPPIES. S
PARAKEETS. OUARANTEED TO talk. Csaaito*. oases, t*— Crane's Bird Hatebory. 34W bum Rd. UL 3-3300.	,
REGISTERED OERMAN SHEP-
AUCTION
/.SALE
FRIDAY^^.JP-M.
SATURDAY------7 P.M.;
SUNDAY ....•. 2 PM.
NEW l FURNITURE DOOM PRIZES EVERY AUCTION
NEW MERCHANDISE CAN BE | PURCHASED WITHNO DOWN'
1	PAYMENT w
13 A 24 MONTHS TO PAY
'OPEN 7 DAYS; M FOR RETAIL A BUYING
uneb Room Open Every Auction
B<SB
AUCTION
5089 DIXIE HWY;
• Aero** from Drayton Ptalfd.
How dhouptet Center	-
IT AUCTION J MILES SOUTH OP Algonac an MM to Alnswiwth St., then rtohi to 8131 Toft Id., on April 30 beginning al
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pfanterl'bUix *aw~s'lertton 4rMf, rear end blade, boom, peat bold differ, furrow opener, aU 3 pt. hookup, rubber tired wagon. JS ft. vegetable- witoW wltii let •pray attachments, onion and carrot washer, power, weeder. walk In cooler 4 lb*, rubber bands, lnxectlclde*. stool Wstdr tank, ■man tool*, power saw, olhelrlo drill and many otiwr tools, stool Master * drawer Olldf Cabinet. . steel Maiter desk, near new. aome household goods. Mrs. Htrgy LOW poM. Prop. Macomb ‘County Bavins* Bulk. Ctorfe-^*"1 wni-
SMTTH MOVING CO, AUCTION Saturday *?]* *m 'JM7 Dlxlo Hwy.. corner or Scott Lake Rd. Stanley Bate*. Auction—*. .
Are. After * p.m.
Dog« Trskiod, Bosnkd 88
BRITTANY PUP*. MeNARY'L Tallwtgger Kennel*, boarding, training trimming. Brittany and Poodle stud servlet. OL- MW Call after 4 p.m. , ,
D£0 TRADUNO. HAVE AN OBE-
• Huntiag Dogs 81
AKC REGISTERED BRITTANY - Sjanle^up*. sen Dixie Hwy.
SATURDAY. APRIL .30TH p.m. -PUrm auction WSm^WN West of Hadley to Oreen* Corners Rond, then: >/« mile South to 360* Greens Corner* Ron*. All tools ttt very good condition. Don't- mis* thi* into which include* a 1*5* Ford H ton pick-up with »« ton bo*. 27,000 mites, A-l. 1565 M*»*ey Ferguson so tractor with 3 point hitch, 110 hour*, fully equipped.
now. IMS FtfMtpa 30 tl-------
with ttiro P«£ iy k 85 tech
leRy^
tractor I inch garden
onuyo loader, g
tractor. ISM 13(1 bottom 10 inch plow, i
front end-------------
heavy dut
like now. "06d“c**e n'hay*or amln elevator. Maiaoy jhrris 4
Spy mb* dsttosry rtA*. itow ||n.-10 foot lima-spreader fifth seeder attachment. Case 3 row eora planter. Case 1 row PTO corn picker. Now Idea Hd. 14A man-v we spreader. 3M crate* of ear corn. 1,000 balm of hay plus many other good tool*. Meiaraora Clerk. Inry Rappuhn. »— Wud Hlckfnf-
Und 0-315*"“
For Sale Houaetralters 89
Tom HOLLY THAI
tAVKL 1
5-1M1.
1055 GENERAL 33 PT. 3 BEDRMB. Cash 61505. I * 15 room addition. White Lake Trailer Fork.— Boating, awImmUt. *h- MO 4-4007. Can ho man teYtlMn. *
TOP SOIL. BLACK DIRT, tad. gravel and fill. BuUdosins ■ - k- fttt. W 0-47M.
A-l TOP 8QIL CRUSHED STONE.
ALS BLACK DIRT, TOP BOIL, —■ “inure. Abo oooijplate and tree removal and
CORN FOR US* HOUSETR AILER. 11 FOOT.
I ton equipped, tike new, sleep* aeSwlilson. FE HIM.
GOOD MULCHING HAY, ALSO Hors* Hay. JIM Orafory Rd., OlntbvlUe.
4-422S or ’OB 3-S1SS._
BLACK DIRTrT6P BOIL, and gravel. Del OB 3-M00. BLACK DIRT l*e~ BUSHEL. Dl-
rFLt yard* sand and (ravel PB 0-3383.
BLACK DIET, WhiYEL. EM
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL. 33 AND » A loaded gaily. Flak Rd. Bear Pontiac Lake. OH 1-0513.__
CRASHED STONE, SAND, ORAV-
*1. Earl Bowigd. IH MB1._____
DRIVEWAY GRAVEL,. LOADED or dallvtrod PB 4M or PE oM^^
3 PALAMINOS, 5150 EACH.
UL 2-3530-	-
AT STUD PALIMINO STALLION,
NL dellvarod. ,FE *	_
gravel. Band,' stone,
e‘m' 3-W4* EMrVo4lf. _____
PONTIAC LAKI BUILDERS 8CP-' ply. waah Mad and ptiti nS dirt. Comont. mortar and truck* tog. OR 3*1534.	_______
RED CRUSrfED Bkiqfe
Do It YumH
CAR RUSTXD ---», 55.51
A pair. '
I 3-7435.
73 W. Walton,
FOR RENT
Wall taper atoamor. floor oaadi penwrti, hand tandera fun
CojWMfEB t EgillfE—ot W
iter ofier. PE 1-53*3.
iiteJWtaBicRl (ioodi 71
ARMSTRONO PLUTE, EEC. CONDI-tian. Mast aali. EM 3^435*.
PROM7TK&
IS
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Amplifier* l*t.M value Q5
TERMS	LAYAWAY MM
ZCTTARDS to ». BAODCAW ACCOliDIAN, M BAM. OOOD CON-dltton, with oa«e. Oil OB 3-4411. accordions, Pfrrfcb ¥5' stei.
Greatly reducM price*. ItaUSn ACdORDION SALE. ALL fiOXB.
LECTR1C SPANISH OOTTAR AND 3 output ompmere, *7*. OR
Loading dally, 16011. Warren. We
HRT. PUt-I* French.
_deUver. UN i-dlli SHREDDED BLACK DIRT. PUL-verlxed Top ML | * w—**“ OR 3-0733.
SPECIAL
llr&vol and sand, loaded si the ptt, I0A atone for eepUO tanka' or ready mx. 03 yard, Mason Mtod. K ytrd. Weak hooch aawL 76c yard. Pill dirt JOc ygrd. Saad* travel tl yard.	r *
American Stone Products
133* Saahabow Rd. -MAple 0-31*1 y'aed oradino. top soil FBtetnvol. etc. PE Idiis.
Wood, Cod 4 Fud 77
DRY PIREItijACE LOGS AMD
FIREPLACE.
■ssnkor
PE 4-4331
RACE AND
SLV
kLACE
M131.
: Pkfiki Trm, Slitebs 78
EVYRGItEiNB, COt*ORADO BLUE
pnw &\ls
Bp ram, 5 to Y ft. Batou
Spruco, 3 to 4 ft. Mlihtodn
NURSERY qiovm-SYBR«a^_. troee gnd ehrub*. i to 4 K. H ae
S3 eoUrVoul d?|.“'j,ff north “f
'raMHIh
(VM. IS) Clarkstoq. MA 0-1*33.
fWAwaBOrf^Sliff "**a¥I
Kws.iS'La'i.T jsa
L. J. LarllS,	,: *
For Sdte UvotOck 83
BILLY 'ARP 3 MILK OOATK PC 44057. ~
4-3775; ALSO WILL
board 3 her***.
AT • SHOE REO.

POR SALE 3 TENNESSEE REOM-tered, walking •talllons, 3 year* old, i frsetorn saddle*. 1 Enslbk •addle, tight, double driving hantSM. rubber tired buggy, Norman Gordon, ltd* Drydau Rd. EWlft S-jg7
n« nAU TENNESSEE WALKER.
n ride. Call OL 1-05*4.
|3.<M.'n 6-gl** altar
M PT. RICHARDSON, TOILET/ 1 thowsr. ddt. PB 5-7730; SIM
Travel Trallsr Stow UUS. (hmr-antoed for 111* Bee tbemvand get a demonstration at Warner Trailer Sates, 38SS W Huron MmIS lota an* of Wdtly Byam e oxolt-lng caravans.),	• .
/ DBTROfTgR PONTIAC CHIEF Its the all nsw Dotroltor for Mgt. Larger window area, osar* storage snow, uniform tetoaeraturo control, saporlor eonetruction and beauty of design. A price yon want to pay ar • deni yon rarely got. Tho extra bonus dMire new on your proaont mobile bom* la trad* on tb* all now Detroiter. Term* to your satisfaction.
BOB HUTCHINSON MOBILE HOMES SALES 4311 Dtote Hwy. Drayton Plains t Ml N. of Pontiac OR 3-IMS Opon 7 day* a week EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAR 41 PT. row Moon Luunry Brtosf for low
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post PE m FOR RKHT-H1
1, I WEED OLD, ALSO 3 duck*. 4531 Maywo Ed?
(Lam) f6hy with sad tu
Sate Farm f rodiicc 86
OET ^TOUR |Y ACATION TRAltJR model. Plxl* Trallsr Sales sad
aaSi w jwTU*M' *“•
Oxford. OA *-17*3.
gsKwAY. AUhglgirHlflfc
traitors. Slsspg «T *7*0. "tittio Jo * comping trailers, Sleeps I.
Mitt*
fdTA7f)E8, EAT1NO 50 LB. IAO. 12.38 and toed 1M lb. bos. Charles Young, Phone MY
Sate Farm Equipment $7
to H.P. WALE WO TRACTOR
Ivl* ^
1 HP. RIDtilO ^HAimSi-rUJUi.
^Uke^ew. aU oqu^uhd^for
is# ffi&f
1041 PORb TRACTOR. SHERMAN tranemlulon. OR 3-43*0 tftsr I
tractor Ptow and cultivator, 5331. Edward Baker, 301B Pontiac Trait, Walled Lake Phone MA 4-364t ALLtS CKAUdEBB, B. TRACTOR HMriUo gnd * place* of *«Up. mont ready Mr -too field. The
Bgtth«.Rjr
BAROAINI TRACTOR. R* P<nF eeeaod Ot*1 dB a	1
with tren
* trip plow
r 11 FOOT VA ilf oontotood.
ice. 1*71/1
> (tT my
Make*An>Ouer Sale .
10’ by to* and IP by Its Bchult's loft over from lait f»i IF by M^*MS| Palace, 10' by 3i —llM Richardson, IF by 37'-
from 3T to 41'. I'm ssahtot eom# wild Mala. Bo* u*. HOLLY MAR- * MB AND COACH BALES. 10310 BoMy Ed.. Holly. '	•
iilMROD COLLAPSIBLX TRAILBR, mittrw, acretntj canopy nod equipment. r» v$m. a _______

Oxford Trailer Sales
i Oonoral. Yds** Elmmtr and
TRAILER COURT & SALfe~T ■■
SS3L-,.S».^a SS*
Rd., Lake Orton. MY M»ll/
SHORTS MOB1LB HOttB .
Bales a Sryicb
mow fljriwHHOwtek oo*
and Boa mot. oamstota1m of . * to s trtslMMd Mt, trip I on