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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 
  
      
Witness Denies” 
Union Ordered 
House Bombing Munley Tells Senators 
He Blasted Structure 
Mainly ‘On a Dare! 
* WASHINGTON (AP) 
—Senate rackets prob- 
ers today ordered con- 
tempt of Congress 
charges against Robert 
Hubshman, Scranton, 
Pa., Teamster Union 
member, Who refused to 
tell them even whether. 
he is “a decent citizen.” 
Hubshman invoked the 
Fifth Amendment. 
  
WASHINGTON (?—Wil- 
liam Munley swore today 
he dynamited a nonunion 
house project at Scranton, 
Pa., in 1954 “more or less 
on a dare” and without any 
orders from union leaders. 
Munley testified to the 
Senate rackets investigat- 
ing committee that Paul 
Bradshaw, then a steward 
in the Teamsters Union, 
asked him to do the dyna-| 
miting but that he never 
talked about it with higher 
men in the union. 
Bradshaw has been the chief 
witness in the committee's cur- 
rent hearings centered on alleged 
use of terrorism and violence to 
promote union organization in the 
Scranton area. 
Bradshaw has been convicted 
of felonious possession of dyna- 
mite but insists he is “taking the 
rap” for others. 
Before Munley took the witness, 
chair, the senators had an enter- 
taining hour with Helen. Canfield, 
brunette Z-year-old divorcee and 
friend of Bradshaw. 
CALLED HOAX 
She related that the district at- 
torney at Scranton called it a 
“gigantic hoax” when she and 
Bradshaw turned over to him se- 
cretly made recordings of conver- 
sations among union officials 
which she contended would clear 
Bradshaw. 
* * * 
Miss Canfield said she and 
Bradshaw had a copy of the re- 
cordings made before they took! 
them to the district attorney. 
She thought the copy was a 
good idea-‘‘so that if the district 
attorney could have possibly been 
taken care of, which I didn’t want 
to believe, we'd have a copy.” 
Miss Canfield said after she 
and Bradshaw made the record- 
ings they were 
Dist, Atty. Carion O’Maliey and 
she was arrested and arraigned 
on a charge of obstructing jus- 
tice, a charge she said on which 
she never has been put on trial. 
She said Bradshaw was ar- 
raigned on a perjury charge. 
Miss Canfield is a. member cea suspended as an. AFL-CIO 
vice president and council. mem- 
—tber. : the Teamsters Union. She is an 
egg candler in a chain store ware- 
, house in. Scranton, 
* * * 
A peppery and uninhibited wit- 
ness, she let fly a broadside at 
male members of the Teamsters 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 
  EDITOR'S NOTE: On a soli- 
tary mountaintop in what ofice 
was Palestine, a lone guard sits 
day and night gazing down.on 
Jordan and Israe!. According to 
tradition, the spot he guards was 
the scene of the showdown be- 
tween Christ and Satan which 
came ot the end of Christ's 
40-day fast. Here is a feport on 
a modern visit to the site of that 
famous Biblical. drama. 
By WILTON WYNN © 
MOUNT 
valley. 
The peak 
_ dependent Jordan and 
israel, « and enough of a even © 
(he tempting. © 
FASTRD IN CAVE 
It is Linius en! is witness.   
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AP Wirephoie 
MAKES esti, Sine James T. Hanlon, in Scranton, swears 
-to affidavit in which he denied that he ever discussed Scranton 
dynamiting . with Paul Bradshaw, convicted perjurer- Judge T. , 
  
rebuff from the federation. 
      
by (funds, 
f° "The ‘federation’s Ethical Prac- 
‘tices Committee has set May*6 AFL-CIO Leaders Rebuft 
Teamster Move for Delay WASHINGTON (P—Teamsters Union. moves to delay or talk their way out of a showdown on AFL-CIO cor- 
‘ruption charges seemed likely today. to run into a solid 
Sources in the parent federation said trial procedures 
already set for Dave Beck, Teamsters Union president, 
and the huge trucking union itself are fair and “leave 
  
AFL-CIO President 
George Meany was out of 
the city and not immedi- 
ately available for com- 
ment. 
The embattled Teamsters’ Exec- 
utive Board, meeting in Galves- 
ten, Tex., yesterday, asked the 
AFL-CIO for negotiations as to 
charges against Beck and a_ bill 
jot particulars as to charges that 
ithe union itself is under corrupt, 
domination. 
The ‘board, contending the   it would attend no hearings un- 
til “fundamentals of fair adju- | 
dication” are assured. 
and court indictments 
against other high officers of the 
union. 
for a hearing for the union. The 
AFL-CIO Executive Councij has no room for negotiation.” + 
Van Doren Faces New 
Quiz Show—for Good 
ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands 
(INS) — Tall, shy Charles Van 
Doren, 31-year-old mental genius 
who won. $129,00 in a recofd 14- 
week stand on TV's “Twenty-one” 
quiz, was reported to have been 
‘married in St. Thomas today to 
‘his New York sweetheart, Gerald- 
ine Ann Bernstein. 
charges were not specific, said | Details of the wedding were not! 
if mediate! ailab! "Mise rind ee arte Van Dore! imail of Saturdays, lifting, of the 
“| had introduced to New York friends |" on third class mail and re-' 
University, ™ - to Normal Pace 
‘tdered last week. ors 
{Office until July 1. Post Service in City Returns 
  Order Follows Quick 
Action by Congress in 
Allotting Funds 
  Postal service returned 
to near normal conditions 
in Pontiac today as Post- 
master General Arthur 
Summerfield lifted most of 
the cutbacks he had or- 
His order restoring serv- 
ice came swiftly last night 
on the heels of an emer- 
gency appropriation of $41 
million to operate the Post 
  President Eisenhower, quickly 
signed the measure which cleared. 
the House and Senate re — 
afternoon without debate. 
The only restriction remaining | 
in effect in Pontiac will be the | 
842 hours of window service per 
day. The new hours of 8:30 to | 
& p.m. were labeled a ‘good in 
idea anyway” by Pontiac’s act-- 
ing postmaster, Leslie H. Dean. | 
Dean said that few businesses’ 
open before §:30 a.m. -and so will 
not be inconvenienced. The - old 
hours were 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
NO EFFECT 
The only other restriction re- 
tained by Summerfield does not 
affect Pontiac. This limits business) 
area mail deliveries to two a day) 
which has been the procedure in 
Pontiac all along. 
Summerfield said today that 
the $41 million was less than 
ee ee eee 
it is necessary to continue the 
shorter windew hours. He orig- 
inally asked $47 million, :   
that this week, ” he said. 
Summerfields order restored the 
    
: ; linstructor’s sudden rise to fame, 
his admitted personal use of union 14... Bernstein was known to have) tions Committee in 10 minutes in) 
‘been helping him secretarially. 
Van Doren and Miss Bernstein passed it within 30 minutes =| 
came to the Virgin Islands during committee action and returned to 
his Easter leave from Columbia the House where minor changes. 
where he earns aimade by the Senate were speed-, 
teacher’s pay of $4,500 a year. ~*~ * * 
|   following services: 
  Regular pickup and delivery of 
jeune of the sale of postal 
The AFL-CIO charges are based/iM recent months as his 
on Beck's invoking the Fifth| “Sit! friend,”” was. described as/"° a Amendment in refusing to tell ® slender; dark-hared attractive| * * 
Senate rackets investigators about |S't! of 23. Since the young English, The mates bill was! 
| cleared by the Senate Appropria- 
}a closed-door session. The Senate 
ily adopted.   
set May 20 to hear the case 
against Beck, who already has 
      HE WAS HERE 
‘Mount of Temptation’ Overlooks 2 Nations 
OF TEMPTATION, 
Jordan « — When Christ was 
shown “‘all the kingdoms “ the 
is called the vali 
of Temptation” by those who live 
here. From its summit you cant 
see all the world, but the moun — 
tain offers a glimpse of two al countries, J 
      You Will Want to Read: How a Pontiac surgeon recently performed one of 
the new, rare heart operations which hold much hope 
for cardiac patients, in Ponfiac General Hospital. A 
Press staff writer who witnessed the operation tells 
about it in tomorrow’s paper.   ‘| jured, and the cause of the blaze, Scott to Fight Extradition, 
Denies He Killed Wife DETROIT # — L. Ewing Scott,-him to California to face charges “‘That’s just plain ridiculous and 
retired Los Angeles investment of murdering bie wealthy socialite ‘stupid,”” he said. 
broker sought for 11 months by 
police in two countries, said today old, Californian said that charges 
he will fight every etfort to return'he ‘killed his wife were “asinine 
  MRS. EVELYN SCOTT 
Missing a — . eae ene apee wife. - 
The Setnaidshed eden 60-year- 
  L. EWING SCOTT 
_Nabbed by FBI ‘Scott was nabbed Macias 
night in a routine customs check 
” at the Canadian border when he 
| tried to drive an unlicensed car | 
| inte Canada. 
| He insisted at first that he was 
Lewis E. Stewart, a retired busi- 
nessman. but admitted afterward 
to U.S. immigration officials that 
he was the man sought by Cali- 
‘fornia police. Canadian authorities, 
had been asked to watch for Scott, 
ion the belief he had fled the’ 
United States. 
SCOTT ARRAIGNED 
Scott was arraigned on a fugi-| 
itive warrant yesterday in Detroit. 
\Federal District Court. Judge 
gThomas P, Thornton ordered Scott, 
held pending a hearing May 7 on, 
removal te California. 
California authorities said the 
state was acting as quickly as 
possible to extradite Scott. 
* * * i 
  Scott's 63-year-old wife, the five-, 
times married Mrs. Evelyn 
~ | Throsby Seott, disappeared from) 
jher fashionable Bel Air home in. 
Hartrick Sets Dates eens 
in Courthouse Suit Scott home. Scott denied any: 
knowledge of her disappearance. 
Scott jumped $25,000 bail and 
vanished in May 1956 after he 
| was indicted by a grand jury 
A suit tying up construction of a new ‘Oakiand on charges of mishandling his 
County courthouse was speeded today as presiding wife’s $600,000 estate. 
| months after his disa 
Circuit Judge George B. Hartrick ordered an early hear-) the county grand jay ot Las | 
ing and called for an outside judge to hear the case. 
Tentatively, May 14 has been set for trial, although 
attorneys for both sides saw the possibility of. some re-| 
maining delays. 
Judge Hartrick yesterday signed a petition to giv   
Cloudy With Drizzle 
[Tonight Tomorrow © Tones controversial 
| precedence over other civil sui | Angeles indicted him on a charge | 
of murder. 
Scott was tripped up by a 
|Canadian customs inspector as he 
|tried to enter Canada through the 
e Detroit-Windsor tunnel on a drive 
t '° Buffalo. N.Y. Scott gave his) 
neme as “Lewis Stewart” and a| 
customs 
matters before the Circuit was the ame listed for Scott in 
|Court. la “wanted” circular. 
The ‘petition was submitted by srugK TO NAME 
representing Boge attorney William H. Wil- 
the Oakland 
» Cloudy with occasional light rain’ ee, Taxpayers’ League, a group during the night Scott insisted that) 
or drizzle tonight and tomorrow is formed expressly to contest the i 
the weatherman's prediction for County's building plang. 
Pontiac. The low tonight will! 
range from 44-48 degrees. 
Tomorrow will be a little colder) 
with the high reaching 30-54 de- 
grees. 
Upper Michigan will be cloudy 
and cool tonight with a light rain 
and continued cool tomorrow. 
The lowest. temperature in down- 
town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 
47. The thermometer registered 
4 at 2 Ps m. 
Pire F Des Vie 
With Blazing Oak 
on Home Ground 
Waterford Township meted 
tangled with their enemy fn close 
‘quarters yesterday, when a blaz- 
ing 50-foot oak they were trying, 
to extinguish toppled over on their 
truck. 
re-routed for two hours, as Oak- 
land County Road’Commission em-) 
ployees hacked and sawed to free! 
the engine from Station No, 3. 
Daniage to the truck was es-| 
timated at $150. No one was in- 
was undetermined. 
The fire was extinguished. ~ i 
1 circuit judges. 
* his name was Stewart. He refused 
be fingerprinted. Finally 
‘agreed to return to Detroit where 
Corporation Counsel Harry J. ‘he was turned over to U.S, immi- 
Merritt, acting for the Board of (gration officials. 
Supervisors, supported the move * * * 
and raised no objection. 
“In the interest of strong public tunnel, 
feeling over the case,” 
Hartrick said he requested 
state circuit court administrator said quickly. Judg 
today for an outside jurist. 
Decision in the case would di-| 
rectly affect the 
* 
The League questions funds 
raised by the county to construct had been the last 11 months. county's 
® the At the American end of the 
Scott admitted his true 
e identity. 
“T'm the man on 
flyer,” 
FBI agents who searched Scott 
four said they found $10,000 In 100 
| and 20-dellar bills in.a money 
belt he was wearing. 
Scott refused to say, where he) 
He! ‘Michigan motorists 
Five | 
inspector recalled that | In the large increase classifica- 
Questioned by Windsor police) 
“I'm Leonard Ewing Scott,” he “Motorists Face 
Boost in Rates 
Up fo 65 Pet. Increase in Accidents, 
Cost of Repairs Make 
Raise Necessary 
Auto insurance rates for 
were 
increased as much as 65 
‘per cent today with unmar- 
ried men under 25 bearing 
‘the brunt of the boost. 
The increases were asked 
iby Michigan members of 
itwo national rating bu- 
reaus, the National Bureau 
‘of Casualty Underwriters 
and the Nationai Automo- 
‘bile Underwriters Assn. 
The two bureaus take in about 
250 companies writing auto insur- 
ance in Michigan costing about 
47 million dollars annually. 
Carleton C. Patterson 
president of the Pontiac Asse- 
| elation of Insurance Agencies, 
said about 95 per cent of local 
agencies would be nacteiet in 
this -group. 
Joseph A. Navarre, state insur- 
jance commissioner, said the in- 
|creases were necessary because 
jthe rising number of accidents es- 
| pecially for male-under-25 class, 
jand — cost of repairs. 
* * 
» “These increases are absolutely 
necessary,’ Patterson agreed. “All 
lot our costs are going much high- 
ler. Look at the amount of glass 
in the new automobiles that must 
be replaced in case of accident.” 
He sald that aside from the 
large increases for the unmar- 
ried men under 25, other cost 
increases are “‘very minor.” 
| 
tion, the boost in ahnual liability 
  | ~ & & | ‘The largest increase percentage- 
| Wise would be for a single ar 
he, \man-in Flint seeking liability ‘in- 
igtirance. The present cost of $81 
will be raised to $134, an increase 
of $53, or about 6 per cent, 
In Pontiac, Patterson said, In 
the same classification, rates 
would jump from $76 to $116, 
Detroit rates would go up from 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) 
Cranbrook Selected 
for Lions’ Training DETROIT # — The Detroit   
  a new building to replace the aamitted nothing about his wife’s Lions will train for the ©1957 
present 1904 courthouse in down- disappearance. 
town Pontiac. 
Main charges are of budget 
| padding to accumulate surpluses, 
illegal transfer of these surpluses | 
to the building fund and violation 
of the annual .1 mill limitation 
on on money borrowed or taxed for 
building purposes. 
ne League also questions the 
"Traffic op Sashabaw Road was legality of building the $4.5 million 
new building on a site in 
‘Telegraph road service center 
The suit, _filed last 
a pay-as-you-go basis 
* * 
In answer to the va the county | 
idenied the charges. 
Both sides have studied county | the 
November, 
itied up the county's plans to build wr 
ithe first $2.5-§3 million section on Asked if he thought his wife was 
still alive he replied: “I've got 
some theories on that subject and 
so have other il 
  
U. of M. Slates Bunche 
ANN ARBOR (# — United Na- 
tions 
Bunche will make his — 
since his return ‘from the Middle 
East, 
Michigan. He will discuss “The 
U Inited Nations and World Peace.” = Under Secretary Ralph} 
first. ma-| 
jor address in the United States 
Saturday at the University \National Football League season 
‘at Cranbrook School in Bloomfield 
Hills. Rookies will report July 26; 
veterans Aug. 1. 
The Lions have trained for the 
jast several years at Eastern 
Michigan College in nearby 
Ypsilanti, but practice fields 
there are being covered by dorm- 
| tories. 
Under the contract with Cran- 
brook, practice sessions will, not 
ibe open to the public, but Nick 
Kerbawy said the school had 
agreed to permit press, radio and 
‘{tehevi ision ) representatives.   ‘Winnings Now 3192, 000, 
  dr. - 
Mia soe a 
rates would range between $25 and 
  ifinancial records for the past dec- 
  
agile: when He was “led by;stoné cave on the side of the 
the spirit into the wilderness” for) Mount of anes 
a fast of 40 days. Local traditions) 
say He spent this time in a lime-! * * 
The mountain ade at the edge of a mountain range not far 
| from the site of the sacred bap-) 
j tism in the Jordan River. 
\ j 
    | 
| | The mountain. overlooks Jer-| Place for meditation even today. Urge Holy Land Peace 
           
         
     
     
         icho but is so barren and unin- 
viting that a person seeking 
solitude will find this an ideal 
A road from Jericho halts at 
; the foot of the Mount of Tempta- 
= tion. The climb to the top’ is 
made on foot, A’ rocky foofpath 
zigzags up the side of the conical- 
shaped peak. 
Halfway up, built into the rock, 
hangs a Greek Orthodox Monas- 
tery, The monastery almost) 
blends with its rock foundations: 
except for the blue-dorned bell, 
| towers that stand out from the! 
cliff. 
* * * 
Visitors are welcomed here by 
| five monks who spend their lives 
working and praying. These 
| monks live off the produce of their _. 
ywn farm down in the Jordan, ° 
Valley. 
“ The tock of the Sais | 
forms one wall and most of the 
_ telling of the ease narrow Mon. | 
: _ astery. 
Underneath a dorne at‘ ene all 
of the building is a chapel and, 
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Some figures still are not! 
entered in the litigation; but Mer-| 
ritt believed these can be obtained 
‘soon 
Wilmot today said there appeared. 
“no necessity for filing further: 
pleadings before trial,’’ but both 
sides reserved the right to enter 
new arguments 
During Easter Season . | 
AMMAN UNS) Jordanian 
authorities are taking extra secur- 
ity measures to keep thé Holy 
‘Land free of political demonstra: 
tions during Easter week 
An appeal was issued today! 
calling on the Arab peoples not to) 
idemonstrate or strike “or aid 
Jordan's enemies by agitating po-' 
ilitically”’ while Easter season tour- 
ists are visiting Christian holy: 
‘places, 
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firemen will also govern policemen 
~—at—teast—until commissioners’) 
SOCIN ‘ 
the city commission meeting 
ne change in the makeup of 
Gicinenee board would occur 
uptil a vacancy exists. This might 
be next month when the term of femmes Gerald Guinan ms 
Gi 1 Refums. lames Cart, secretary of the 
‘Officers Agsn., told the. 
spree atiges t the asseci- 
ation, which led the fight for 
civil service for its members, 
ale gh nee Se eee” 
*hoard. 
“But our attorney,” he added, 
‘has given an opinion that an, 
‘election should be held to recon- 
nto Me Sent,” ye 
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me prcent status ofthe board 
  
  Mt Seoks. as. though the present ® 
civil service commission for cnyt 
  
  
     
SHOU VENT — A group ot Dott Silom. 
lating machine 
MacKay, staff 
ployment advisor; William J. Lacy, business 
education teacher at Pontiac High, and Jack 
    
  
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Pontise Press Phote 
was ani le ub Sead oe 
_, Sonnel assistant im charge of training; John | 
assistant; Jane Kay, senior &m- 
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Monroe Chief Asset-of Business   
  
  
    
investigate New Directory Listings é   
  
and Music” will be the 
duasnt dt tits Sictel telernation: 
al Film Arts Week, to be held in 
  of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce. - 
advertising 
$65.00, the board said. f 
Chamber assistant manager said. 
they stress. 
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62: Several merchants reported receiving invoices mailed ovt by 
the directory publishers. They appear fo be billings for directory 
ordered, bat getually are solicliations for 
appreval @f future ‘advertising at prices ranging from $22.50 to 
“The directory where these sds supposedly are to be placed 
has no established circulation of reputation,” William L. Belaney, 
Michigan Bell Telephone (Co. officials said that the business 
often coincides with renewa} advertising notices to subscribers of 
their company directory, yp ts ne cmpectaon borween tin tes, 
£ 
He emphasized { 
getting anything for their money,” the business has not been 
red Hlegal. i) : 
ugkW0 TO CARSAR “Marilyn ° ‘Removes Greene, 
i rom Corporation Office 
NEW YORK @@—Marilyn Mon- lessly outvoted, didn't even bother 
to offer a slate. 
It meant the election of Marilyn 
to the board along with her at- 
    
  tions, Anderson looked for the bill! 
to be reported favorably out of 
icommittee, possibly as early as 
tomorrow. 
City Doctor to Attend 
Meeting of Heart Group   
can Heart Assn. to be held April 
23-25 in Louisville, Ky. 
The conference will discuss plans 
to intensify national and regional 
research activities supported 
the association, The delegates from 
six states will hear Dr. Louis N. 
Katz, of Chicago, director of the 
cardiovascular Dept., Michael 
Research segue sill ba ahpoa er 
six state groups. Dr. Smith will 
present a paper as chairman of 
    Michigan Heart Assn. a et <n 
i ness. 
,\¢iate at the 3 p.m. 
covers Witness Says Union 
Dr. Donald S$. Smith of Pontiac; ” 
BY) sen, 
the research committee of the bx-Newsman 
Dis at Age 73 
During Career 
Former newspaper editor Russell 
Gore, 75, of 1%5 Yorkshire died 
ttn oie. 
Hospital, Pontiac after a brief ill- 
Born in London, Ontario ‘he came 
to Detroit as a boy and 
the old Central High School there. 
He also studied at the - Detroit 
College of Law, Yeaving there to 
PElite 
James Episcopal Church 
r ° 
ad ; morrow at Bell Chapel of the 
William R.- Hamilton Co. Crema- 
tion will follow. 
Didn't Order Blast 
(Continued From Page One) 
Union who, she said, lack the 
“backbone” to fight to clean up 
union. affairs and have let her 
. “They call them- 
selves men. How can they sleep 
at night when they sit by and let) , 
a woman do their fighting for 
them.” 
“I agree with you 100 per cent,” 
Goldwater (R - Ariz) re- 
marked. 
She said she believed her own 
atrest in connection with the re- 
$D), “It didn’t work.” 
It didn't, she agreed. 
She said she thought she had 
“served Justice.” 
_ State Car Insurance   
              
/ (Another in a Lenten Series) 
Pijate’s wife, Claudia, wrote to the al 
mother shortly after the crucifixion. . 
Dearest Livia: 
Terrible things have been happening in 
influence to get us transferred out of this piace. 
On Friday, the Nazarene teacher, Jesus, was 
condemned to death. During the trial I slipped 
have been having terrifying dreams about this 
But, as he explainéd later, he had to conform 
with the law. He did, however, make the gesture 
that much, ee ee ee 
enough... 
After sentence wen passed, that horrid rebbib 
took the Nazarene ¢o the -Praetorium. They   Jerusalem and I wish that you could use your — 
8 of clearing himself personally and saying he ~ 
| found no fault in the man, And I am glad he did him as a king. 
and spat on the man until their lust for cruelty 
could not contain itself any longer. Then a cross, 
made from the 
brought and thrust on his shoulders. 
It was too 
stumbled as he walked along the rowte from the 
Fortress of Antonia, where the Praetorium is 
situated, to the 
call “*Golgotha’ 
The guards ordered a man named Simon, a 
cress, and he 
At the time of the crucifixion they offered him 
_a drink of wine mixed with myrrh which, as you 
know, numbs the senses a bit. But he refused 
it. And they nailed him to the cross, and mocked 
him as he bun 
were dying for 
When Jesus 
has thou forsaken|me,” they offered him a driik 
again. But this time it was vinegar on 
sponge... And They Crucified Jesus 
pressed a crown of thorns on his head and mocked 
They dressed him in a purple robe 
trunks of two dogwood trees, was 
* * * 
heavy for him to bear, and he- 
hill of Calvary which, my servants 
> “The skull.’”’ 
was passing by, te take up Jesus’ 
bere it for him. 
g there between two thieves who 
their crimes. 
cried out, ‘My God, My God, why Rates Increased for 2 Perot Papers |   
    Oppose Im provid Costs 
: for East Maple Avenue © 
    
  
public cbr- 
yesterday at St, Joseph Mercy) drains 
  
40-day fast and where He 
tempted the first time. 
mountain fies the Jordan plain, 
green with irrigated cultivation 
around Jericho and in a few iso- 
lated spots but otherwise desert. 
Satan whispered to Christ, “If 
Thou therefore shalt worship me, 
all shall be Thine.” And it was’ 
here that Christ replied: “Get thee 
behind me, Satan: for it is written, 
thou shalt worship the Lord thy 
serve.’ 
Tomorrow: The Village of 
Rethany. 
    (Continued From Page One) 
$88 to $119, and Grand Rapids | 
‘would increase from $62 to $86. 
* *« * 
Patterson said the differente im) 
        
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These due in : were poor ig Foe 
auto prices in malg réplace- 
     ments, court. awards and 
higher — on, : God, and Him ofily shalt thou!   bill. was complicated | Coen 
Lodge said, by other House meas- 
mittee, calls for a new judge to 
ene Comey Oe ee ee 
elected judge, but the Bay County 
bill calls for an appointment id 
me eerer. * 
ramaenre committee discus- 
sion,” Lodge said, “indicates there * 
for new judges, while Gov. wal A 
liams argues that it is his con- 
  Parking Meter Limits 
tion was “somewhat restrictive” 
lished the time limitation. 
AFL-CIO Leaders 
Rebuff Teamsters   
The Teamsters’ board, acting = 
stitutiona} ‘right 20 appoint them. |Oakiang 
2. =\City Ordinance Fixes 
unanimously, appeared to give!i 
         
    
      
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be elected in November, 1958. Sag~| House.   
Pipeline Group Goes 
.-ifo San Francisco A three man committee headed 
\by Royal Oak Mayor Howard K. 
Kelley is leaving today for San 
Francisco to explore the possibili- 
ties of a giant Lake Huron water 
— for southeastern Michi- 
Kelley heads the Southeastern 
water committee of the supervisors . 
Kelley said the talks would cover 
the feasibility of such a pipeline 
  
Boiling Tar Burns 
Man From Clawson 
burns of the lower abdom- 
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  Beck solid backing in his fight 
“suspension was without authority 
tion, It said the findings against! 
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Sal of ur (Federal Budget ies Mt Se Bopme. a0 Kia, Ph mere Sone tell her companion: «|< __|Assam, ‘Ipdia ‘believes {ts oi It's SI S for ving i Ae 
_ Called Too Large I'm very conscious of that. er ee a en them ut may be 100,000 tins a day| die oa 
by Ike's B th He denied a published : : Phi they wo by 1939 and 5,000,000 tons by 1962, on~ pod 
Wf Pipes, PEAR PRB oe me en oot ne wereestremstoee Ts Te nce A TON ch. Josie ot three new toads—big i ae a 
ae Close Doors of 2 Bars, mmm, ohare <a Mae nn ggg - pees \§ Genuine ‘CAMPMASTE, ‘ais Mot Cotton « | 4 
ake Beer Stores in|can't understand why the admin-|University. : : 100% POLYESTER FY BER a 
Pontiac A we 7 Se : 
me fees er | i be tn cua i nmuaneone smn son ql ey “as . ; ; mn ha > *MOTHPROOF —-- ® LIGHTWEI ~ALLER( - 
Two bars and two package beer| With ‘the ‘President neserdue Wat peek tetas beret eee ae w #& WATER REPELLENT WINDPROOF OUTER SHELL ‘ 
bcs fed end ba ee "St nen, ah et ‘ot ow | $9E Cleaning: ow : licenses|to see them. He was interview 3 ; 2 Sl : B IE Never Before So Many Styles PRICED so LowL 
_ suspended by the Michigan Liquor] later by telephone at his hotel. whether: thls-t0 tous. ji | bs Bi 5 eepin | ags fo y S| hte F 
| > Control Commission. Ss ea In. the three yéars between 1953 | % NT ee : — Femous “J, W. CARTER” Bre ~. a 
: Frank Felice, owner of “Frank’s| -“I.certainly feel the cost of gov-jand 1956, schools in the United , : ‘ 
, Market,” 108 Cottage St., was|ernment is getting way out of States had to enroll an extra mil-! Men’ § Oxfords ° | 
£g found guilty of selling alcohol’ to} line,” fe said, may on nich meee ’ ae a. 
minors Jan. a hearing March — econom: rnment season. , , e 
19, he was fined $150 and his|; acai ST With _ Original $10 to $12 Sellers = ss ia 
license was suspended seven |: . — " ° CANOPY SPORT & DRESS Qian A 
, ~ aoe a nagar APRIL 21 a : . ae 
‘ of the “Anchor Bar,” 6756 High l, All Metal — Color Designs | Guaranteed Ist Quality - 
land .Rd., were fined $150 for : z . 
i selling to © minor last Nov. 24. ee Waste Basket 43/5 fi.sc0 tir ncn: | 
de edord| Revsier he atue ip pace, rial, Ai Sin | i operating record. : ene dimms Big Selection of Famous Names comfort, weemth 6 to 12 . a 
| hs ond guy ate arch 5 , ia Naa eee. erteety | C i} = Cy rt ap GUARANTEED 100% LEATHER SOLES 
a aring Frank a ORSAY GRANCE WHISPER— E it - : Many Leather Line : 
i Uryniak, 47327 Van Dyke Ave.,|© Three Distinct Fragrances $200 « : per, pl aid Nationally advertised J. W. CARTER : 
4 Utica. They were fined $250 andi © D’ORSAY BATH GIFT SET— $475 a > flannel lin- footwear has long been famous for extra a 
| suspended for 30 days on the Toilet Water and Dust Powder Al oe veer Ba —— caf ond hood ee 4 ~ ; Peres wear-—and smart styling . . . now SIMMS 
: charge of selling spirits on a Sun- : O’ORSAY FRAGRANCE DUO— $600 * signa in panoramic style, 0%" tall 3 ten (es >)) sete, _ eer, her them so everybody can afford = 
i Ft tS neaead Toilet Water and Perfume "wide. oe k I § ) oes” 
premise on a Sunday, : ger re Caged Cologne $365 S 4 2ad Floo ofl | fag , , 7 AG / 
- : GEMEY DUO SET— ' $265' : | St aR g | o shi f al ¢ TAS 
AB ssues ee srt igh gage od : wii f hare at LENTHERIC TWEED— ‘ i y aa wey = q : 
ca Seis to | Ravana oer $300} | Simms ) William Janicki, owner of “Keg! i LENTHERIC ADAMS RIB— $400 | Te BROTHERS | | : . ee re 
rearreylgt Gorse lo aad | Toilet Water and Powder _ / =\E- THURSDAY SPECIAL @\pameeom ne xT NA Cm a 
| ~~ Janickd was fined $150 for selling Meee Colomer ani fentes $450 | i : , ) se . 4 
a: neue SHULTON BATH DUO— : -De - FRI. - SAT. \ : : ‘ was waived. Yeliot Wome and Pood $300 : 3-Da “Sole! ‘THURS. FRI. - SAT. oo s 
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| a rome com al were — $2551 utility Mat & — 22° Stren Saas oe om | : 4 REVELON MANICURE SET— 4 | 
7 grabbed a bush, but could hold| | — ee $350 ‘E Cutting Board each mp 4 on only long enough to see it sink| LANVIN SCANDAL & wr sm $3.25 | utting Board : : 
| * oneay rolled down-the bank into| | — bh — hom SE Original $3.98 — Now __ BROWN 0 an guail LITTLE GIRLS’ Easter* : 
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"Neato Publsher 
~~ Declines Dinner E Dr. Powell of Harlem 
Permits Bid to Virginia 
_ Fete to Be Withdrawn 
NEW YORK «@—A‘Negro news- 
paper publisher has reversed. him- 
self and declined a controversial 
invitation to attend a dinner next. 
month jn Richmond, Va;. honor- 
’ Ing “distinguished Virginians,”’ 
-* «x * 
| - Dr, Clilan B. Powell, a native 
of Newport News, Va., and pub- 
lisher of the Amsterdam News 
here in Harlem, declined the 
invitation yesterday in letters to 
; Virginia Gov. Thomas B. Stanley 
and Frank Arthur Ernst, presi- 
dent of Virginia's State Chamber 
of Commerce. : 
Powell wrote that it was “‘def- 
initely clear to all concerned” 
that the storm over the invitation 
: arose “because of my race.” 
x«* *« * 
Powell’s invitation had been makers are finding considerable weeks or so. 
comfort in the latest new ear But despite the manufacturers’ 
smaller increase than most car) 
makers and numerous. industry | 
analysts—expected. Some of the 
termed a “mistake” by Chamber 
officials. It prompted Powell to       deciare at the time that he would. 
* attend unless Stanley personally; Det 
withdrew the invitation. — 
But Stanley has referred all 
inquiries to the Chamber of Com-. 
merce. 
Three Negroes born in Virginia 
’ were invited to the May 17 dinner 
marking the 350th anniversary of 
the Jamestown settlement. Powell | 
and Mrs. Ella P. Stewart of 
Toledo, Ohio, have acceded to the | 
withdrawal of the invitations. 
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But the third, St.Clair Drake, a! 
professor at Roosevelt University. 
in Chicago, has not yet indicated 
any change in his plans to attend. 
A Chamber official said yester- 
day that any of the invited Ne-, 
gtoes who do attend will be treat-: 
ed politely and seated. 
  Radar Tower Planned. 
MUSKEGON  — The H & S 
tower for a U, S, Weather Bureau! 
Muskegon airport. The tower will | 
Weather station personnel said the | 
scheduled to be ready for opera- 
~ tion by the end of the month. 
Named to Be Assessor   
  Harold A, Linn, now head of the 
Kent County tax bureau, who 
as deputy assessor in Detroit. 
troit assessor's staff, ta’ es up his 
new duties May 13,       
  Marine Construction Co. expected 
by today to erect a 60-foot steel’ 
tornado-spotting radar screen at! 
—_— a nine-foot radar dome. ' 
pai on order for a year, is! 
GRAND RAPIDS # — Clarence ' 
W. Thielman, 54, of Detroit, was, 
j appointed Tuesday as Grand 
: _ Rapids city assessor. He succeeds’ 
' came to Grand Rapids from a post. 
Thielman, a member of the De- 
      Le |e official registration totals will DETROIT (AP}~Tee- aus ost be Webtinnd fer another four. 
inventory figures. about sales totals, figures 
The count ag of April 1 showed! that have been disclosed indicate 
‘dealer stocks at 762,92] units, up an encouraging increase in over- 
less than- 30,000 from the March all sales is. getting under way. 
1 compilation. This was a much Most industry surveys disclose 
seme - soft spots i different | 
| sections, -but reports from seme” 
larger marketing areas say re- | 
tailars are encouraged by the 
progressive. increase in new car 
demand during March. Contrast- 
ing sharply with the situation in 
the comparable 1956 period there 
are virtually ne complaints of 
overproduction. 
Ward’s Automotive Reports, in 
a recent issue, said cufrent indica- 
tions are that the industry may 
bring out its 1958 model cars 
somewhat later_than usual. This “| latter even had predicted the total: 
would go above 800,000. 
The most recent count is about 
135,000 units below the ‘figure for 
April 1 last year. 
To industry analysts the better- 
March, especially by the various 
General Motors divisions. All 
these divisions appear to be com- 
ing out of something of a slump 
that affected GM sales volume 
early in the current model year. | 
The industry built 579,000 cars) lot the year. Jt usually is reported | 
in March. Educated guesses putiabout this time that the model. 
yetail deliveries during the same changeovers will be made earlier— 
month at approximately 535,000... for varying reasons—but they sel- 
Definite figures are not being dom are. 
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“WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1957 
Congress Takes Heed 
of Electorate’s Voice   
  
The voice of the people is still om-_ 
nipotent in the United States. 
Congress listens. . 
It’s the ultimate pay-off. 
* * * 
' Speaker Sam Rayburn, a great 
Texas Democrat, seemed utterly 
indifferent to any reddctions in 
the budget when the President 
first presented his demands for 
$71.8 billion. Either it wasn't 
worthy of the Texan's time and 
“attention or he believed ‘the Presi- 
' . dent was substantially correctr 
Well, things change. 
This includes a Speaker of the 
House. ; 
* * We... 
Now he feels that fry definite re- 
ductions can be made in the, budget. 
in fact, he seems to favor “huge 
slashes.” It’s the same budget and 
‘Speaker Raysuen is the same, but if 
we were asked to guess what has 
happened, we have a ready shot in 
the dark. 
* * * 
We think the Speaker has been. 
hearing from the folks back home. 
We think the electorate that 
placed him in-Congress has been 
sounding off just like the other 
taxpayers have been doing ee. 
across the nation. 
Texas taxpayers are the same 
general breed as the rest of the 
country. They've had enough. 
And ‘they'd had too much of the 
sacred cows that are paraded 
around the District ‘of Columbia. 
Expenditures have lost their 
gloss. Big appropriations have no 
glitter. The “hands off” signs, 
have been tossed in the ash can. 
. £34 * 
Senator Raysurw is an astute in- 
dividual. He knows his masters’ 
voices and especially does he know 
them when they rise in unison and 
in unanimous chorus back home. 
The people have their backs up. 
Congress, beware, . 
The Ladies Are 
the Loyal Fans 
A check on the 2,038 entries re- 
ceived on our baseball contest shows 
that the gals outnumber the males 
by a ratio of about two to one. 
x «© * 
Since the fair sex has pulled down 
over 80 per cent of the $2,750 dis- 
tributed irr this ¢coritest- during the 
past ten years, it would seem that 
they intend to keep up their win- 
nings. 
And don't let anybody tell you 
that ladies are stampeded by 
glamour rather than by base hits. 
Fellows, it just ain't se. 
‘Their entries show a study of the 
Statistics, rather than an influence 
of the good work of fhe camera man 
  , Or the marital status of the player. 
x «© * 
Neither do they allow a loyalty to 
the Tigers to influence them. Such 
sentiments as “I love Paw Paw, but 
love doesn’t count when $250 is at 
stake,” were expressed. by many of 
ee One states, “Last year I doted 
“Ze. 
Agee 
again. This time I’m voting for cg 
  on Kare, but he failed me, and 
- he won’t have a chance to do it 
Usner.” Hers was the only vote 
Usner got. 
On the whole, my weak brothers, 
- the feminine members of our family 
” are ‘stealing the.show from us when 
-jt-comes to looking on the great na- 
tional sport in a calm and collected . 
“panmer, « gras can figure batting PONTI 16 PRESS Ponting | 
of Lapeer,       
    \ averages 2 with thie wae of. wand 
remember them better. ad 
é' ee a Se 
They may be less vociferous in rodte / 
ing for a player’ or a team, but their . 
rooting often shows a better under- 
standing of what’s ‘going on than 
that of the so called stronger sex, 
Although, for. ‘their own peace 
of mind and that of us males, they 
usually pretend to agree with us 
wise guys, they're often thinking 
_ far ahead of us when it comes to © 
the essence of what's going on. 
  
In THE more-or-less good old days 
the farm surplus was disposed of by 
uninvited kinsfolks from the city who 
swarmed around the farmer's table 
for Sunday dinner. . 
MANY a person gets drunk because 
his friends do, as he couldn't stand 
them if he were sober when i hay were 
‘drunk.   
  
The Man About Town :   
Our Biggest Oak 
Symbol of Oakland County 
Will Be Chosen by Judges 
Success: : Merely a matter of ° 
luck, according to the guy who 
fails. 
  In its hunt for a tree to be designated 
as a symbol of Oak-land County, this 
columh is receiving entries in its 
Biggest Oak Tree Contest 
that far -exceed expectations. At this 
writing, 43 entries have begn made on 
trees up to six feet in diameter. 
Entries must be made in writing and 
mailed not later than Saturday of this 
week, April 20. _ 
No prize is being offered for the win- 
ning tree, which will be selected by a 
committee of competent judges to be 
announced in this column. : 
Then an effort will be made to have 
that tree suitably designated and saved 
from the destruction that has befallen 
millions of sturdy oaks in whose honor 
our county was named. 
survivor of our primeval forests and, ac- 
cording to tree experts, is at least: 68 
years old, 
  My ever watchful correspondent up 
there sends me word that our 
Cireult. Judge George B. Hartrick — 
is to be the speaker when the new Brown 
City Rotary Club gets its charter on 
April 25. ° 
From North Branch I! get word that 
Mrs. Elizabeth Bader 
who died there this week at the age of 
87, leaves 142 direct descendants. 
A Pontiac woman writes me a 
card, wishing we'd soon definitely 
decide whether we'll celebrate the 
city’s centennial in 1961. She says 
her husband is getting tired of - 
shaving, and would like to know 
when to let his beard — 
My 
that Flint cerrempendcat sends word 
Bill and Helen Nicholai 
of 4045 Sashabaw Road, Pontiac, did a 
mighty good job in presenting their “Na- 
ture’s Calendar” before the Flint Travel 
Club. 
  This old codger surely enjoys missives 
like the ohe from’) - 
John A. Gould 
of Rochester: “We enjoy your column. 
Keep up the good work.” 
From Dryden comes word that ei-year- 
old 
Peter Ulrich 
of that village has disposed of the auto- 
mobile he has driven for 22 years, with 
only a siight dent in one fender. Its 
‘youthful buyer is coriverting jt into a 
hot rod. 
A letter from its secretary, 
Albert Wilson, 
brings the information that 
The Pontiac Coin Club 
is sponsoring a coin show and exhibit on 
May 5, all day and evening, at the Pon- 
tiac Federal Savings Auditorium at 761 
West Huron St. You're invited. 
  At this season, when the first aspara- 
gus is beginning to peep through the 
ground, 
e Perry Buchanan . 
of Walled Lake, writes me that He has 
learned that it is tough stuff tn its roots. 
He tried to plow up his asparagus bed, 
and his tractor got stuck. 
Although he received burns that hos- 
pitalized him, 
. Donald Ellis 
driver of a Lyon Township. school bus, 
saved the children by holding a broken 
hot water connection until they could 
unload 
  
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Verbal Orchids to- 
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnhart - 
of Keego Harbor; eighty-first birthday. 
Ebenezer Radcliffe . 
eighty-seventh birthday. 
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It will be a. Two for the Money:   
David Lawrence Says:   
Voters at Fault for Postal Mess 
WASHINGTON --  Incalculable 
loasés running into many millions 
of dollars were suffered. by the 
American . people — of the. 
tiie failure of the na- 
tion's post of- 
fices to provide 
over the fast 
weekend the 
service normal!- 
ly given. 
Business mail 
was delayed, 
and many deliv- 
eries which had 
to reach distrib- 
  LAWRENCE 
connections, thus causing financial 
losses that now must be borne by Mondays missed 
individual businesses. In certain 
types of business there is no way 
to make up the losses. 
This is an example of irre. 
sponsible government. The blame 
belongs to those voters who last 
autumn gave the nation.a Demeo- 
cratic Congress and deprived the 
President of the majority suppert 
» needed to control the action of 
the committees in the legislative 
branch of the government. 
The Democrats today are in 
control of both houses of Congress. 
They got ample warning last Jan-. 
uary that the Post Office Depart- 
ment was running short of funds 
due to the increased volume of 
mail. But the Democratic leader- 
ship didn't act in time. and a big 
bill now has to be paid by innocent 
bystanders. 
USUAL OUTBURST 
Theré is, of course, the usual 
outburst of political fury and a 
demand from the Democrats that 
Postmaster General Summerfield 
resign. But the reeord shows he 
isn't to blame. He warned Coen- . 
gress last January that his funds 
were running low, 
Even thoagh the director of the 
budget didn't come up with the 
needed | ‘at for more funds 
tii March 15, still there was 
ample time for Congress to act 
before mail service had to -he 
curtailed. At this point, it should 
be noted that the postmaster 
general is prohibited by law from 
spending money that kasn't been 
specifically appropriated by Con. 
gress, 
So it all comes back to the 
simple fact that there is no har- 
mony between. the legislative and 
executive branches of the govern- 
ment: Those pious promises of 
cooperation made last fall by the 
Democrats have gone up in smoke 
at least so far ag they concern 
voting at the right time the funds 
needed for thé proper support of 
the Post Office Department. 
INCREASE RATES 
Postal rates should, of course, 
be equitably increased all along 
the line but the need for reform 
in handling postak*receipts is- of 
even greater importance, It turns - 
out, for instance, that all the 
money collected for the sale of 
postage stamps doesn't go into 
the Post Office Department to be 
used by it, .but into the general 
treasury which is certamly an un- 
businesslike pi 
For the post office has to ask 
for appropriations fer every 
doliar it spends. In any private 
business, the funds taken in can 
be used te pay expenses, but 
  
  
  “Get out of there and stop 
referring to me as Warden!” uting centers on . 
  not in the Post Ottice Depart- 
meat, 
The postmaster general was 
right in curtailing service because 
he didn't have the money tp pay 
for it, and Congress was wrong 
in failing to heed his warnings 
and give him the necessary funds 
in time. 
Now, however, with the emer- 
gency here, Congress is acting 
promptly, but the American people 
are asking why they had to be 
injured before the Democratic 
Congress took enough notice of the dilemma to do what ought to have 
been done several weeks ago. 
If no other country in the 
world that boasts of a free gov- 
ernment would a situation such 
as has just arisen be possible. 
Under a parliamentary system 
the executive and legislative 
such direct responsibility, be- 
cause the Congress is controlied 
by one party and the presidency 
by the opposing party. 
(Copyright, 1957)   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Some Medical Authorities 
Experts in Contradiction 
Medical literature is nowadays 
so padded with tired repetitions, 
contradictions and absurdities that 
the student who is not skeptical 
of authority may be badly misin- 
.. formed, 
For example, 
the author of a 
textbook of ther- 
apeutics stated, in 
the 10th edition, 
that alcohol nev- 
er acts as a true 
stimulant to the 
brain, the spinal 
eord, or the 
nerves. On the 
contrary, its 
“dominant influ. DR, BRADY 
ence is depressant. 
And yet, the eminent medical 
authority (please excuse my grin) 
went on to say that the chief 
uses of alcohol are as a rapidly 
_ acting stimulant in heart failure, 
_fainting, surgical shock, snake 
bite! 
"1 asked the distinguished Pro- 
fessor of Therapeutics how “he 
reconciled these teachings, I re- 
‘ceived ay.reply which seemed 
#0 typical of the mumbo-jumbo 
: of modern medicine that I pasted 
it im the chapter on Alcohol in 
the textbook, It reads as fol- 
lows: 
“Dear Dector Brady: 
cl beg to, acknowledge with 
thanks the receipt of your cour- 
teous letter calling attention to the 
seemingly contradictory stat e- 
ments concerning the action of al- 
cohol. The contradiction lies in 
the, as yet unexplained, difference 
between the study of this drug 
in the laboratory and its use at 
the bedside. ‘ 
“It you will look in the eleventh 
  edition on page 64 and 65 . this ~ 
apparent contradiction will, I think 
seem clear." 
(This didn’t appease me — the 
, 10th edition was bartly twe years 
“old at the time. The contradic. 
tion was clear enough in the 
10th edition. 1 wouldn't give a 
nickel for the 11th edition.) 
“It is quite conceivable that al- 
cohol acts as a stirgulant upon 
other functions of which, as ‘yet, 
we know very little, as, for‘ éx- 
ample, the ability of the body to 
resist infection. I am sorry that 
this divergence etc. etc. Very trily 
yours.”’ 
* * * y 
There was not then, and there 
is not now any scientific evidence 
to bélieve that alcohol aids. the 
body in the way the professor im- 
agined. 
On the contrary, there is sel- entific evidence that alcohol im- 
pairs the body ‘structure, de- 
creases the processes of imma, 
nization, dimishes the power of 
ithe tissues to heal, increases sus- and that’s a lot of people — gen- 
erally prefer to believe the stuff 
has medicinal value and that a 
good stiff “shot of whiskey or 
brandy is good for whatever ails 
you; that wine is good for anem- 
ja, or “for the stomach’s sake’’; 
and that beer is — well, I don't 
know — I haven't been watching 
TV lately and there are no bill- 
boards in our neighborhood. Doc- 
tors who like theirs are people 
too. 
Signed letters. not more than one page 
of 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene. not to disease. diag- 
nosis or treatment. will be answered by 
Dr William Brady, if a stamped scel!- 
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac Michidan 
& opyright 188%)   on 
ber, the Civil War has been over 
a long time. 
Teenager 
Writers Disagree 
on Yield Signs 
Living in a corner house and 
being in a position to observe 
traffic; I agree that yield signs 
are only a hazard. In the past year 
I've been,riding with three differ- 
ent drivers who almost had an 
accident because of the signs. Last 
summer I was gardening and a 
man stopped to ask me what the 
sign meant. I've talked with the 
police about it, and there certainly 
* should be stop signs. Some people 
don't know how to slow down. 
And a word about taxes. Let's 
have. less spending and pay for 
what we owe. No more raises, 
please. 
631 Fourth St. B. Mann 
I'm in favor of yield signs. Why 
‘ stop traffic at every block? I be- 
lieve in keeping traffic moving. 
I certainly would not enjoy driving 
in a residential area if there was 
a stop sign at every intersection. 
Accidents where there's a yield 
sign are definitely not the fault 
of the sign. So let's all wise up 
and drive sensibly and lawfully. 
Let's make driving a pleasure in- 
stead of an iinpleasant task. 
Frank C. Paviinae 
1024 Ariene St. ~ 
‘Why Didn't Press 
Publish Layoff” 
I would like to know why The 
Pontiac Press hasn't published the 
fact that Pontiac Motor Division 
recently laid off a large number 
of employes. Isn't it a fact that 
a newspaper's creed consists of 
not only publishing the truth but 
the whole truth? 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Guilt Feeling Causes Diana’s dilemma is very 
common. You faithful readers 
of this psychology column can 
probably guess the reason why 
Pat criticized her so unjustly. 
Adam started the process 
called “projection” and Eve. 
soon picked it up, too. So 
scrapbook this Case Regord. It 
will help you become a better 
psychological detective. 
_ By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE - 
Case U-357: Diana D., aged 19, 
is an office secretary. 
“Dr. Crane, I am engaged to a 
‘boy named Pat," she began unhap- 
pily. 
* 
“His ‘company 
sent him t6 New 
York for a month 
and I was very ; 
lonely while he 
was away. Bot I a 
wrote him every © 
day. 
“When he re- 
turned, however, 
something was 
wrong, For that 
first night we . ORANE 
‘stopped at a drug store after a 
movie. 
“The soda fountain clerk said 
‘hello’ to me. We had been in 
-high school together. 
“As soon as we got outside, Pat 
began accusing me of running 
around with the soda fountain 
clerk. 
* *° * 
“He said I must have been two- 
‘timing*him while he was in New 
York the past month. He called 
me fickle and faithless and grew 
very saps ie 
E Dr. Crane, F told Pat I 
Inainda's had a date with anyli®@dy 
‘since he left town. So why should 
he make _sych violent and false * . 
   
ceny 0 een Oe charges against me?” 
" -@reases the mortality ra 
; nh ok ge People who like, their liquor’ 
    . “It takes @ thief ‘to catch a CATOR A THIRF 
thief,” " ruhs an old adage.        Which means it is often a guilty 
person who becomes suspicious of 
other folks and then accuses them 
of wrongdoing. 
Even at the menopause, this 
same reaction occurs, For many 
a wife who has absorbed the 
erroneous notion that a woman's 
charm stops at 45, then will faise- 
ly charge her husband with hav. 
ing an affair with his stenog- 
rapher, 
Such a woman may not have 
had an affair herself, but she may 
have flirted with such a clandestine 
romance in her imagination, So 
her own guilt makes her suspi- 
cious of her mate. 
— Pat's situation, do you think 
Frege Men pci that Diana had 
boys in his month's 
preety from the city? 
Or do you believe he may have 
dated other girls while in New 
York and thus have felt guilty 
when he got back home to Diana? 
GOSSIP MONGERS 
-“Dr. Crane, don't you think Pat 
might have-his his mind poisoned 
by evil gossip about Diana?” a 
college coed suggested when I used 
this case recently as a classroom 
problem. 
And that is possible. But the ac- 
tual solution to Diana's dilemma ‘ 
  
  
  8 pag Opinions. 
North-South. Argument © dt at aiteris onan / 
about shoving peace ‘and prosper- © 
Stephen Kives Jr. 
754 Cameron 
° (Editor's Note: In a city where 
30,000 people are employed daily, 
. there is a constant upward and” - 
downward change of a few hundred - 
daily. We do not attempt ‘to keep 
track ob the relatively small 
  Hopes Are Low 
for Tiger Team 
Goodbye, second place. Goodbye, 
third place. Goodbye, fourth place. 
Hello, second division, here we 
come. We're, the Detroit Tigers 
back in the depths. 
Why? Well, the Detroit Tiger 
brass in Briggs Stadium phoned - 
the manager hundreds of miles 
. away and ordered him not to use 
the center fielder he was trying 
out in an exhibition game.. Base- 
ball “front offices” have’ ruined 
lots better and lots stronger 
teams than the Tigers. 
This new setup may not be all 
the fans were told it was. And 
we had such high hopes. Perhaps 
that 15th place in the Grapefruit 
League is now explained. 
Sorrowful Sammy 
All this pre-season enthusiasm 
about the Tigers should have — 
cooled off. There are 16 major 
league ‘clubs and the Tigers stand 
15th in exhibition games. The 
Tiger bosses say they've ‘been 
experimenting.” Baloney. The 
other 15 teams have, too. Must 
be the Tigers are badly overrated, 
Leng Time Fan 
Girls’ Chattering 
Unnerves Boy 
When in school I'm surrounded 
by five girls and they talk ail the 
time. I tell the teacher because 
I can't do my work with all that 
noise, but she won't do anything 
about it. I am afraid that I will 
fail and I don't want to. I'd hoped 
that she would do something about 
it, but she hasn't. They're always 
causing trouble, and there is one 
who always is laughing. She 
sounds off real loud like this: ‘‘Hee, 
hee, hee, hee.” 
J.D. 
‘No Small Cut 
Will Ever Do’ 
' A two billion dollar cut in the 
Federal budget is peanut shucks. 
Nothing’less than five billion wilt 
ever satisfy the people that ‘pay 
the taxes. 
One of Then —   
THOUGRTS FOR TODAY 
Fer the kingdom of God is not 
meat and drink; but righteous- 
ness, and peace, and joy in the 
Holy Ghost, — Remans 14:17. 
* * * 
Perfect purity, fullness of joy, 
everlasting freedom, perfect rest, 
health and fruition, complete se- 
curity, subsfannal and eternal 
good. — Hannah More. 
—_———» 
‘Projection’ had made a big issue of their 
being true to each other while 
apart. * 
Yet he was the very one who 
broke their pact. So his conscience 
bothered him. 
Diana's daily letters contained 
protestations of 1 affection and 
faith in him, So he felt he had de- 
ceived her. 
* * * 
And on their first date after his 
return, he vented the ire that 
should have been expended on 
himself, He simply demonstrates 
what we call the phenomenon of 
*projection.”’ 
“Passing the buck’ is a slang 
term to describe the same thing. 
For people seldom will blame 
themselves, since this deflation of 
ego is intolerable. 
ADAM’S INVENTION 
Adam thus invented the art of 
passing the buck, When God asked 
him why he had eaten the forbid- 
den fruit, Adam blamed his wife. 
He said she had given the fruit 
to him! 
And Eve saw that Adam's inven- 
tion was a neat way to sidestep re- 
sponsibility so she blamed the ser- 
pent. 
It used te be an old Army 
axiom that when the captain cri- 
ticizes the lieutenant, the latter 
may baw! out the sergeant whe 
Forge carefully t 
if they aren't guilty of the 
vey “behavtor they are condemn- 
Always write to Dr. George W. in care a The fabtine tee Pres, heathe’ : Michi enclosing a long 3e stamped self. aréssed envelope and Me to ecover= typing and printing costs when you eehd for his paFehological th arts ‘and pam- 
(Copyright 1957)   
   
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the 50-year-old club were “low,” 
just $250 per year, but that the 
membership was limited to 145, 
that 170 were on the waiting list, 
    
Never underestimate 
   the lovely effect of 
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i Maundy 1 Thursday . 
Communion Bervice     
          
   
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Cedar Crest : olf Union Lake Road > {Next to Dublin School) 
Rev. Howard E. Claycombe : 
Maundy Thursday . 
Good. Friday—— 
: 12-3 p.m. 7:30 pm.§ [| (President Shukri al-Kuwatly of 
* | Syria. is a mild and gentle man, 
e i and easy in. manner. 
Except when Arab nationalism is 
»| mentioned. 
2 wae tee hee devptellble life te 
that cause. In serving it, he has 
=| been an ardent advocate: of closer 
\\ Arab collaboration with Moscow 
_ | \and of closer collaboration among 
@ "| Syria, Jordan and Egypt. 
‘Thus, the hawk-faced Syrian 
leader has suffered a major de- 
feat in the shakeap of the dor- 
dan government by young King 
Hussein,     
27:30 p.m. 
‘premier and his pro-Syrian army All yrian President Ardent 
zs|Arab Nationalist Advocate |e 
Hussein ousted his pro-Syrian: vocal ot pte new. 
vocal. 26 Gy te peaioow, : 
Tornado Control 
Moves Nearer   
{ 
Weather Expert Jones} 
Develops Electronic: 
Spotter, Tracker 
  '\Jeader and installed leaders more 
favorable to the West. There 
were reports that al-Kuwatly was 
moving Syrian troops into Jordan 
© to make that smaller country a 
. Claus | | part, actually, of “Greater Syria.” 
.7:30 p. mi ~*~ * * 
Only al-Kuwatly’s -fanatic na- BO ce ta oe ee 
fatsel 200 p. m. 
4 | Good —_ ‘ltionalism explains his advocation 
. @ lof Arab-Soviet ties. For he if 2 
4 4 man of conservative political and 
Ee - Grace ~ | economic belief, with no sympathy 
114 South Genesee ~|for Communism and little interest 
ui H Rev. Richard C. Stuckmeyer ; in the Soviet Union itself. 
fe h — Maundy Mig 2 al: 1:30. m2 Rev. 0. 
  St. Paul flown life. in prison rather than | the 
Joslyn at Third ~ | yield. 
Rev. George ]. Mahder © x* * * 
ie Maundy Thursday’... 7:30 p. m. & 
g Good abe eocees! 000. m2 | Good fader. 800 pw 4 ner hepa, Shckmerst LIFELONG NATIONALIST 
|| But his nationalism has been evi- 
}| dent almost all his 65 years. 
  
      cause of Arab nationalism. 
When France took over Syria   
  -| police officials to give — 
, ‘ 9) During World War I, when helengineering 
@ | was captured by the Turkish rul-|College in Stillwater, He and a 
ers of Syria, he tried to take his'staff of experts there developed) 
He was born of one of the oldest 
Damascus families, took a degree CLOUD SEEDING 
-|in political science at Istanbul 
and immediately plunged into the cloud seeding may point the way 
. hampered by lack of = 
He became presideit of Syria|Scbeduled for rigorous teste this OKLAHOMA CITY -{INS) — Dr. | 
H. L. Jones has a long way to/ 
igo to his ultimate goal of con- 
trolling tornadoes and thus pre-) 
‘venting the death and destruction 
,\they bring. ° 
But Dr. Jones, one of the, 
nation's best known experts in 
weather. phenomena, has made 
enormous strides forward with the/ 
development of an electronic 
“bloodhound” which spots the 
twisters and tracks them. 
This enables weather and 
to communities in the path of 
the storms. 
Jones is professor of electrical | 
at Oklahoma A & M) 
| 
: “bloodhound,” which is said 
to be three times more accurate 
than earlier direction finders used | 
‘for tornado tracking.   The experts at ALM believe that] 
to the eventual control of the} 
deadly twisters. Jones said that the | 
department: wanted to make some 
experimental studies of cloud seed- 
ing with silver iodide but were 
* * | 
i 
Dr. Jones’ electronic device is 
lyear over a 500-mile wide area.   
    
  
location for the state's Boys Vo-| 
cational School, which has met 
  three-man committee to work with 
the Chamber of Commerce in pro- 
moting the county as a possible pects that this year his tracking 
‘opposition at its proposed Washte- | During the 1956 tornado season, §- 
| the equipment —a 150-kilocycle | 
high frequency direction finder— | 
was proclaimed the finest track-_ | 
ing device yet developed. It | 
proved 90 per cent accurate. 
More importantly, Dr. Jones ex-   ‘equipment will pinpdint within a 
|30-mile radius ‘where a. tornado 
probably will hit and.allow from     
        
             
    
   
   
   
    
   
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By RUTH MONTGOMERY | advisor on whom Ike leaned most (plans that he requested permission| ‘taken hold” of the’ state depart-| with ‘Adams* operations as chiet| they believe ‘Ike's uew budget [epvolniment ot De, Se: Haver 
WASHINGTON (INS) ~ A top eee oe ae to resign “‘for personal reasons.” | ment as under secretary. assistant. = _ |_| reflects. State Hospital, effective May 1. s A a 
administration ste hb po re gp 7 ws ase ) oR 2 Be “The President has complefe| “But Sherm simply couldn't be} ‘The administrative source dis-| He replaces Dr. P. C, Robertson,\oedinkiog mec bso tomes nt a 
Sherman Adams has replaced Hon gp sy Be men ya pot rar phrey ® OWN confidence in Adams and Herter spared,” he asserted. “He has be-|counted the charge. who is retiring. adder 
Treasury Secretary George Hum-| ou® panches on international a him to stay Of /as a top ranking team on domestic|come Ike's complete alter-ego, and) «Don't forget that Eisenhower) ,Dr- Haarer, 38, has been on the nighte, ith naasing 2 Aap d <g" until the gigantic money bills clear|and foreign problems,” he said. the President would be lost with with his ‘new Republican’’ philos- *@f at Ionia since. 1947. He is a oe mune Sone One pene 
phrey ‘strong man” of) policies. Congress July 1. The multi-million-|y¢ Dulles, as some believe he out im. Adams gets the Congres- 1944 graduate of Wayne State Uni-|are adding to your sulser} = don't wait 
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ident, over the vehement. protests he has played host several times|to appoint Herter as his successor.” |he is carrying out Ike's directions , @ffect on bladder tions. 
tins more heavily on his “cht Ollot- io treamury to t2 Eisenhower. Kertior repecte thet Adams con (te 8 T feos Pogpectelay died won Judge Fox Convalesces Seer pelepetieviow Ess 
governor, than on any other man in} oer the largest ‘peacetime RATES HERTER HIGH ‘ . 'eted appointment as an ambassa-| , Right-wing GOP Wewateve and an America at peace. Ike is) MU N & —~ Circuit Judge 
lis adeubdibtvition. budget in history. A high ranking source also said dor, preferably to Canada, are now - ;simply trying to keep it that way, /Noel P,. Fox-has returned to Mercy of the 16 of Kidney tuben, 80) wet the 
. , It has been learned that Hum-|Ike is delighted with the manner dead.°The presidential source said by refusing to listen to the advisers Hospital to continue convalescence mp ag pmo ey ot . eee oe eee phrey was so incensed over the|in which Christian: Herter, former this would have been an easy “‘out”’ who would take: us back to the Wil-|after a heart attack suffered March] sise and save money, Get Doan's Pills today! 
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By sibel N. HAWKER ‘States where juvenile deimcnay the large number of smalt sects tian Science, and Society aS seis tuidaes thou Fo . ‘6 
. Visiting Australian Journalist § __ as in every countdy — is a pres-| oF splinter groups iy mt |Rriends In -@ recent census 4.5\tensiog Service at 10 a.m. Satur- * Off the coast of Cuba is the Isle 
| . Americans have shown in recettt ing problem, the churches have! Me country. In Australia. the ™ per coat af Gn paputotin prvdiesnd day at Pontiac State. Hospital's of Pines, which mostly ‘years how two seemingly incompat-, usa gaieel ot the are fewer such small groups. religion. The Hebrew faith in| lorchard. | grapefruit and marble, But, it is 
|tele _eetianal, Aneneteteey<e amnyrnn ver 0° - * 9 —* Bp Karl Bailey, district horticultural better known as | the setting of 
|be reconciled. nation's young people, A steady! Numerically the Church of a represents “5 per Cent agent, will lead the demanstration Robert Louis Stevenson's classic, populaton. | On one hand the traditional increase in the church attendance 7 
ic ‘gO. . 206. 20” ‘of-teenagers has been obvious for England is Australia’s largest re-| jand will ‘answer F questions on prune! ‘Treasure Island.” 
of life in the jsome time. : iigious group with 39 per cent’ of 
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Fi ’ 5. LOFNE r Nees: anil : I think’ the answer can be found) Tesbyterian 9, Baptist 1.5. ioe / *s \ ta obs ested 
ie — On the other, the aA jit Pontiac. where I have had an ye ee nites elie cP oss! gage: 3286 Auburn Ave. Auburn Heights 2 7. OLAS 9 Cosa: lopportunity of studying the Other main churches with ad- the second annual Probe Memorial’ Next Dtor to Pontiac State Bank 
z 2 aumRen— jtrend which has jchurches’ role in the community. herents representing 1 per cent program at the Detroit College be WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 
= s Baby 16 ‘made this year a a pence of the population or less are the Law April 15. 
b 6. FLIER lrecord-breaker in bad Church of Christ, Congregational,| A graduate of the school, Taylor! 
i 11. DARPON Wy . io \archaslig with | It seems to me that more than Lutheran, Salvation Army, Chris-|will judge moot court competition. | MICHIGAN | - FROSTY ACRES 
" ‘Vesterday's answer: alle, fEline, cattle, ‘ ‘in most other countries the church | 
ou a~? thEep, hoRees, swine, keNnei, cAts, [pore than aun vader tora lin America is returning. to its If Y A N E d N : POTATOES STRAWBERRIES 
4 CIR What My Line. te. biltds, chicken, bAra, seine. | pop P tormer place*as a center of com: ou re ot mploye ou, . | 
  
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; C I 8 D \church regularly, compared with) point around which women’s i § 
omp: aints Top | 46 per cent in 1954, and 49 and other organizations revolve. 
at City Hall Office ' per om in 1955, Church services have, regained | 
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to Get Training. ‘scrunch aie i Ane | (tet endear) | : ' tralia 
. f : ‘The Citizens’ Service Bureau's, churchgoing is not reflected. In | 
Army to Give Area Men phone in the City Hall didn’t jingle) engiand the picture shows a — The unsettled times and the pace. 
Practical Drills in Skills January and February. . | worship in recent years until to- created in this couritry an urge to 
This Summer - The bureau was established in day the percentage is 14, find a refuge for at least: part of 
: t fro’ dent nd t eth any oy —" — rec eg chureh attendance has riot been as BETTER :- TRAINED ta Craduates 
Army Reserv: Tues. °d- 
Se Although March Jast year proved churches have more or less held American churchmen are better VETERAN APPROVED 
<a l i _. rae’ of 1956, last month 422 complaints modern way of life. But they have religious sense — but in the com-| 
- _..iwere received compared to 491 in made no real progress as in this munity aspects of their work, 
r . i The Water Dept. has received WIN YOUTH. One other aspect of the | | Pale re x Brie This A _ oa ae! 
_ "The Feserves will leave in sep-!‘h¢ most complaints during the| It Is significant that in the a) churches in the United States Is | oe ee eit 
arate units beginning June 23 and|in"Sohary el in February, and : 
sie’ te Cae to eas is eee ae SPECIALS FOR Vgc ay don SAT. & MON. — FREE PARKING AT BOTH: STORES — OPEN FRI. & ‘MON. EVES. TIL 9 
waiters veveal tte bureau’s Mrs. Kenneth Gott. 
The collection of refuse, condi-| 
cent of the) ST. LOUIS @ — Voters will be) 
State reserves .-will go ae Camp) asked to approve a $995,000 bond | 
Wisconsin, about 275 miles} syecial election May 21. The money ' 
north of Chicago. would be used’ for a new }0-room 
The A recent survey’ showed that 51,™Umty activity. 
1M Reserves 37 Al a cent in 1940, 39 per cent in) groups, young people's clubs, | 
, : their old stature as social events | Across the Atlantic in Britain 
in First Quarter | 
ie spwnrd trond is | a feature of family Sundays. 
as much last month as-it did in steady decline in reguiar church of modern life seems to have’ 
1955 to receive complaints of city: ay > 
In Australia the decline inne day a week. Free Lifetime Employment and Review Service 
i, at the . Pontiac) marked as in England. The) tm this age of specialization, | 
day that around 200 men will to be the heaviest complaint month their own in competition with the trained — not only in the purely’ 
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The Business Institute February and 572 in January, — country. \than in many other countries. 
There were 199, . ARES EOS Ss — soemnananarnrees Pant Hees emeanenm nsnonrenteneaiametenatt <n ean nt amin 
| These complaints, according to| 
4 ter and frozen meter calls, [ 
s sent i 
; Camp McCoy, Wisconsin; Ft. (that order, followed in the highest 
Riley, Kansas, or Ft. Benjamin (number of complaints the bureau 
7 Harrison, Indiana. received this year. 
The 1957 attendance figures : from Michigan are expected to (o» Vote on Bond Issue 
: "s by some 15,000. It is i 
McCoy which is located in ‘west issue for school expansion in a’ 
’ central 
statewide training program! elementary school, a gymnasium’ 
       SAVE $10 Famous. Hotel Special   ~ will, consist of 15-day segments and a high school addition, 
from to 
  
             
       
    April 1 to Sept. 1. 
‘ ‘Ithaca Leases Land INNERSPRING 
Mayor Moves From Ci ITHACA ® — The Ithaca Vil- oe TT : _ Y lage Counci) has leased a plot of ae MA RESS ST. LOUIS # — Dr. C. J. Deb-| and two miles north of town for ‘Only ber of St. Louis has moved to @/the new Ithaca state police post ‘ 
farm north of St. Louis but re-| authorized by the last legislature. 
tained living quarters in his \The post will be adjacent to old 
im the city so he can continue as'y) 527 and the new four-lane. . 
Mayor up to July 1. He said he} divided highway. / a plans to resign his post as council- \ A =S 
ibid cn sats ont ef 0 em | F | 20x spuing SAME Pact sat. e Ow. ar eG r ices! sent fiscal year. | Covered in heavy duty, long wearing, Za 
s ACA. tick, Handles and ventilators ’ —— . 4 A       
           
     
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    | | 5 Es for additional wear. Don't confuse 
Ee merdicas Held for Pastor va ae can == a cher Never Before Have We Been Able to Offer : f FI IN am Services ii be * ee 
held pier the ae feo Lae HOLLYWOOD HEADBOARD PROBLEMS! So Great a Value at So Low a Price! Gauthier, 64, pastor of Holy Re- 
deemer Catholic Church who died) 
Sunday, Father Gauthier establish-| f 
ed the parish in 1940 and pre-) 
eviously was asstant at St. Mary's’ 
Church here for nine years,    
             
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‘Make Your Payments to Us at 
Either of Our Stores! 
No Carrying Charge 
on Wyman’s Budget Plan 
EASY 
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covered in lovely floral patterns.         Heavy duty and guaranteed long 
wearing for perfect relaxation. 
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by Crosby Square’ 
With the popular tassel top and 
low instep, Palermos impart 
a casual air of Italiano ue 
elegance. 
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Brown With your purchase of any mattress and box ; spring outfit. Headboard is upholstered in S$ y duran plastic in choice of colors. Heavy duty 
stee! frame has casters a: . seh eg 
BOX SPRING SAME PRICE     BUY NOW! SAVE NOW!    
  Genuine Posture Xtra Firm Mat- 
( fress. To end morning backache and      
      
        
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ante yea ice of colors. 
fo etree  es0Utt Be Sure BREE! Buy @ Set... Get to Ask for * HOLLYWOOD HEADBOARD 
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THESE OUTSTANDING 
_ BEDDING VALUES Wymen’‘s Blue| * Band STEEL FRAME .. . FREE! 
Trading Stamps! 
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17 E. Huron St; 18 W. Pike St. Mieb Clothiers 18 N. SAGIN AW STREET 
      
     
  
PGR ita EERE, Ge RS SES atta — =e 
Bob Emery of Pontiac Says, 
“The HUB Has the 
MOST TERRIFIC 
SUIT VALUES - I've Ever Seen!” T ve seen lots of harentan' in my life .. . but believe me Tve never 
seen anything to equal the suit values being offered at the Hub 
right now! In fact, I was so impressed that I purchased several — 
of their sale suits for myself ... such good looking suits, too... * 
and I was really amazed how much | saved! You can bet I’ve 
been telling my friends all about it.” 
    
Pictured at the right is Robert Emery, a detective on the Pontiac Police force, shown choosing one of his new suits at the Hub’s Pre-Easter Suit Sale. Assisting Mr. Emery 
ts salesman Orville Springer. Mr. Emery resides at 188 Longfellow Street in Pontiac. — 
EET DIEM: Sao ER 
  LE. 1400 wie SUITS 
  S: a most unprecedented event...before Easter...Look at the Prices 
Here's the story ... We usually sell the major portion of our new Spring suits by 
April 15th. - This season the weather has been cold: we over-bought . .. and frankly, 
we own far too many suits! So if you want the bargain of a lifetime .. . not a close- 
out purchase . . . but. fantastic reductions right out of our own stocks .., be here        
tomorrow. 
755 SUITS and TOPCOATS g REGULARLY 35 JWQW 
365 SUITS and TOPCOATS § REGULARLY 465 —NOW | 
| 280 SUITS and TOPCOATS > g REGULARLY $79.50 NOW 
    
       
       
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        : @ Some men like wool sharkskins, sthecs like tweeds, © The response to this sale has been so great that we 
| _ flannels or gabardines . .. The Hub has them all. , are only able to accommodate cuff alterations free. 
— me The Hub has colors, — light, others mee - .@ Only our foremost clothiers, renowned for their | 
| UM oo» them’ : ; tailoring are represented, a 
2 ‘Suits Purchased N ow Can Szill Be © Some men are tall, others short, stout, thin... The | © Unquestionably one of the best values we have ever | 
Heb bee ee , ae Delivered Before Easter! + 
  Even at This — Price 
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   umber Co. at 28961 Jobn Ned in lapeer [at Lake Orion Wed in Lapeer \toBe May 3" 
  pay es , LAPEER + Mr, and pW bs 
ROMEO — Construction of the) The suit, driginally scheduled|the plot offéred as the ‘site for| liam G. Gréene have LAKE ORION, — Date 4 
proposed Community Center Build-for hearing in Macomb County the center « i. the marriage of their daughter, |Coronation Ball, the benefit dance| 
ing was virtually today|Circuit Court next’ Monday, was » eee Waida Jo, to Charles Hessler. He|being planned for the Orion Com} 
when a suit seeking to restrain the|initiated by Mr. and Mrs. James Chure ns Se a es Fiumm,(maunity Center, Inc, building tund, 
work: was. dropped suddenly yes-/H. Church, They were : ante lua the daakplace injtee_ bom ceanend te Mey 9 OF terday afternoon. lan amending ordinance rezoning) **i4 dst Be “had chosen to mel. The wedding took place in| wise of a conflicting ov 
#2 on Mae ane wee Ces Diane Sanford and the four run-| : A reception for 60 guesis was ‘ 
by 
Dorothy. A. ‘Heatley W Bresteragcs nigger ay gga dia er tao gear 
APE stand depreciation ot his proper-Women’s Police Chief | man, is being assisted by 
LAPEER—In a candlelight cere-|Rev. Stephen C: Crowell performed ay caued “ n e ) 
the ering service oppose the use of the village”. 
presence of 200 guests. He called the rezoning an “obvi- 
injustice mony Friday at the First Presby- 
terian Church here, Dorothy 
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She’s Quite a Quilter | trates below the dirt, lifts it 
licauene up and carries it away. 
G. Davis must have set some kind| That's why Little Bo-Peep 
of @ sewing record during 1%6.| is such @ superior cleaning 
made 29 double-bed quilts and agent. So for any cleaning or 
baby quilt. She did all of the) Washing chore, be sure to use AMMONIA CLEANING COMPOUND   
    
    
              
  Open Monday ond Friday Nights ‘til 9:00 FE 4-05 
’ Piano Clearance 
Our Annual Once-A-Year Event 
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Pianos from our display at the Builders’ Show. Pianos 4 cone ed, over from 1956. Every piano drastically eke beara te grt art OR ‘offee. iy Me 69° 
reduced. Mr, Jack J. Balser has.been serving musical | % 
Pontiac for almost 36 years. Shop here with complete ‘American Deluxe Co CC. . CAN 
confidence and assurance thot your purchase will be #@ : 
~ completely satisfactory. ad V ALL-PURPOSE—PURE VEGETABLE : LB g | 3 = —— e ' : * ; ° ; oy : a ; | A~ Oe OE Rf 
Lester Kimball Gulbransen ‘Bakerite Shortening . . 3 CAN y, y, , PI AAT oO Spinets and Consoles {_—— — -—— See = 
All. Styles in Light and Dark Woods | TOP TREAT—FAMILY DESSERT TREAT aay Wea “ae Be uy S SERVING Yow striae 
ey Liberal Terms for as Long as 36 Months , fice Cream oe eo 8 * SeOPOLITAN CARTON , / yes gd MORE Jie 
_ Bree Delivery to Any Point in :Michigan From Gallagher's a Poke | ro No os : : ee GeRenremsnoqesenenanesheasensneceaseeusen' - “ . : . a_i , 
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Mark: Gol ded ‘We ding 5 ia Whit Auiiary ny eet ms Walled lake Groups Nr Pai ne er COMPLETE wena seeviee - 
lowing the installation'4 A membersti ip drive is unde 
fo Install Officers* = oe bifened Install VFW Officers, | xx js Mees occ NECUSSARY sy R —~ Mr. and Mrs. Me, Pa Ea oe A _ MILFORD’ — Installation of of- mf benefits, Seay said / ESTER = ca Ba ag egg og Mase Brg ap Ree erage Utica Girl Engaged “WALLED UAKE — Ryal Seay ¥° Seay 
rai ps cn their 50th) Grace Ann Meade, is a mative to Post 9914 of the Veterans ‘of UTICA -. Mr. and Mrs. Harold) bas been installed as commander: 
pos yon Sunday, | of ee They were mar, Foreign Wars will ‘be held Thurs-/Diegel of hao Eighteen Mile Rd.|of the Lawrence Sims Post, vrw. OES to Entertain 
| ried im 1907, pear South Lyon,’ day at the Highland Town Hall.|have announced the engagement of Russ Hines was installed as sehior| METAMORA~Hadiey.OES will! 
ay ae “Hilggrn L. Carpenter, For the past 34°years Mr. Car. The new officers for the en- their daughter, ‘Virginia, to Ricb-\.:. commander: Allen Clark, oe = . = beiaas |) 
and two daughters, Mrs. Charles penter has been in the men’s “img year are: Shirley Hay, lard. Folkers. He is the son of Mr. |junior vice commander: Forest entertain the other eight chapters 
W. Gray and Mrs, Robert War-; t; Catherine © Volkert, |and Mrs. John Folkers of, 25670, j, of Lapeer County on Monday with 
ren, were hosts at a reception tor “lothing business im Rochester and! sealer yice provident; -Wjerence |South River Bd., Mt. Gemens The|w™% ediutant; Elmer Coarse 
more than 150 guests from. De-/Utica, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter’ Plegg, junior vice president; |wedding date has not been set quartermaster; John Miller, judge officers of Tri-County and Lapeer   
  
   
    
    
  
  
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 twoit, Pontiac, Armada, Ypsilanti, have eight grandchildren and one Betty Lindsey, treasurer; Mary . advocate and Wally Lake, ‘chap. | County _ = —— ous 
and Rochester, \great- acim all of Rochester. \Liley, chaplain; Olive Steele, lain. |Also to be honored wi ue 
nae Tannen | eanductress; Felicianna Domin- , ounty a en ar : * * a members of the Hadley chapter.’ 
guez, guard; Dorothy Eaton, sec- | Mrs. Ruth Lare was installed . A program will be given, 
~~ Mar ° ted : ‘| president of the women's auxil- —— 
Your PTA Is Plannin : _ retary; Martha LaMonde, patri- Caton Lake ie perme Hedd’ Caceies wal ie: ) g: Otic inktrnctor; and trustees Beu- on, ot eee? Bert er a ate: Kneeves Was li wings. on a new U.S. Supersonic 
| lah Engleman, Ina Lindsey and °°". Michael Edward stalled as president of the fathers’ 
Four Towns : ret fighter plane are so thin that 
ater Or von essions; Martha LaMende. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Livings of 8TOUF they have the cutting power of a/ 
Past _ president of the Oakland fon, Rabert cilfford. “_ ens 4 post plaque was presented to double-edged razor blade. 
Two Meetings Postponed|= — een _ ce en ee ee ea 
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  BROOKLANDS — The Brook-'to attend Maundy Thursday : : ‘ . ‘ Be - ¥ 
jands-Avon PTA is meeting to | services. . . | : | a : 
- night at Brooklands School. West Bloomfield “ = , 
’~ * * | The West Bloomfield High ) : -_ j 
Mrs. Alice Trimble, school mu- School PTA will not meet this | _ : 
sic teacher, will present a musical| month due to the Easter holidays. program. | The next regular meeting will be 
: held Thursday, May 16, at ¢hejj ni —— Lake — high school, 
regular meeting of the, 
Walled Lake Junior-Senior PTA Waterford Township 
scheduled for Thursday, has been| The Leggett School PTA in wa-| 
postponed until Wednesday, April) iterf@d Township will have their | 
24, This will permit members) monthly meeting at 7:45 p.m./ | Thursday. 
“Let’s Look at Our Children," | 
: is the subject that Mrs. Esther 
Ch | t , Mittiewerd, Director of Mental) 
emica ; an | oe Education for the State of 
| Michigan, will talk on at 8 p.m. 
‘Thursday at the William Burt 
Explosion Kill 5" | CONTINUING THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Blast in West Virginia pra here, Edward Kapp, Red. 
r Cross disaster chairman of Flint, | 
Injures Four Se iously; stressed the need for a definite I | 
Fumes Cover Valley | plan in handling local emergencies; 
| should cases arise. He explained | 
NITRO. W.Va. P--A thunderous the functions of the Red Cross and, 
its limitations in time of disaster. 
explosion at a big ‘chemical plant Officers elected for the 1957-58 
late yesterday killed five work- season were Jack Bishop, presi- 
men, injured four and turned a dent; Carl Marsh, father vice} 
three-story building into ‘gutted! president; Hazel Little, mother 
rubble, i vice president; Mrs. Maxine Juhl, | 
Mushroom chemical vapors) teacher vice president; Margaret 
from: fire ignited by the blast) Farley, treasurer and Mrs. Eval 
drifted over this highly industrial-' Rowman, secretary, ~ 
ized valley, causing. watery eyes _ Avon Township 
and sore throats among scores of 
residents, No serious effects trom) 7%¢ PTA of Elmwood Schoo| the fimes was reported. |will meet at 7:30 p.m, Thursday. | 
| Ransford Bromley will use colored. 
* * * ‘films to illustrate his talk on Civil: 
Cause of the explosion at the Defense. Mothers of third graders 
sprawling Monsanto Chemical Co. «j}i furnish refreshments, | 
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    Over 2,500 Spring and Summer 
Consolidated from Our Various Stores for This Special Event! 
Priced at Cost... and Below Cost! | Choose from a Wide Variety of Types Suitable for Every Occasion — at 4 
Wear Them Now and Right Through the Summer - - - 
VALUES to $10.99 VALUES to $12.99 VALUES to $16.99 
new FULL LENGTH COATS 
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ae has not been established, ,—H.¥_ eer 
George K. Johnson, Monsanto: 
public relations director, said the’ 
blast ruptured’ pipelines carrying La fiy on on 
ammonia; and the ammonia com-j 
bined with chlorine to neutralize, YOU'VE SEEN IT IN 
it. | The Monsanto plant manufac- NATIONAL MAGAZINES 
tures industrial chemicals in this) 
Kanawha Valley town of 3,500 per- NOW SEE—HEAR 
sons about 15 miles west of! 
Charleston, . | PLAY THE AMAZING   iaattllieeiatinitinde 
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| Dead Ss R. Vintroux 
: 43; Eimer Sr., 56; — I h 
‘ Johnson, 36; Mantord Qualis, 34 om as 
: and Lacy Gi rt, 47. 
and Lacy Gilbert. 4 ana] ELECTROMIC ORGAN other injuries were Paul Martin, | : 
31: Tom “Miller, 32; Tom Smith,’ 
32: and Lionel Jones, 42. AH ex- 
cept Jones were reported in seri- 
ous condition, 
Three of the dozen men in the 
building escaped witbout injury. 
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  8 Fire Fighting | 
Groups Meet 1 
at Lake Orion $7 2 
LAKE ORION — The North] ONLY ; 5 
eastern Fire Fighters Assn. met | 
last night for dinner at the Blanche 
Sims School with 83 firemen rep-/] |] SPECIAL COURSE OF | 
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resenting Addison,’ Hadley, Gin-}] ORGAN LESSONS 1.50. 
geliville, ‘Oxford, Clarkston, Tfde- ORGAN FURNISHED 
pendence and Leonard and their FREE! 
Lake Orion hosts. . i 
Discussion centered on the re- f 
cent Oxford fire, and the coop. | GALLAGHER 
eration of the departments; and 
on two way communications. | AAUISIC CO. 
The next meeting will_ be in| - 
July with Girtgellville Fire Dept. +18 E. Huron FE 4-0566 : 
as hosts. A a | 
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The FIERCE PAIN of | 
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Smart ‘New Spring Duster 512.99 
Coats, fully lined!” Push Up 
Sleeves! Heavy Faille ahd THURSDAY 
other Rayon Textured Blends! ‘, FRIDAY and 
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EARLY BIRD BUY! 
PUT ME OUT OF WORK FIVE LONG MONTHS G R LS’ C OATS 
“After taking O-JIB-WA BITTERS for 30 days, I ? , 
was able to ‘nrow away my cane, and walk again,” says | | 1} al ues to 
Mr, Harry Hall, 23085 Columbus Street, East Detroit. | Sizes for girls, 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. $10.99 
hp oge ued tai? ti tting around. hable rayon linens! Washable ritis in my knee 0 bed that 1/2" Swit! time eeaer that a | Washable ray yN “he 
      
  
    
wasn't able to work for over! ijay in Detroit had used O-JIB- fluffy nylon! Crease Resistant URSDAY 
five months. wa BITTERS for a Spuns! Some with Matching Hats! , THURS : 
painful and dif- wok and that it rea i =o ye White. Pink, Na Checks! FRIDAY and 
case for ime my wife purcha ite, FINK, vy, : 
Aewvalk, even{ Small bottle to try, and it help | SATURDAY      ed her so much that she got 
“| — I met|@ big one, and we both went to 
told me to try: work using it up. About three 
something dif-| Weeks later, I told my wife that 
Seria tirana || Buy Now! Charge Them! 
‘i Sei} Lay Them Away! trv some imeaicine advettis ore giad to have this chance to By: - , 
Sie ste #] OPEN ‘TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY hat she couldn’t|"* . 
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Hal Boyle Says: 
| Pawnbrokers Like Gals With Gems = NEW vor Je=t a diamond; “Our -busiest season is around, of the poor,” said Lou, and added “You can't make money om poor) "Bit entee’ you. have to: Sevpcien 
is a girl’s best. friend; a paWt income tax time,” said Lou, who) wrly: / {people,”: he said, “They've notion @ et ee ee i | 
broker's best friend is that same/ pi ides himself he will advance a eRe Rie Re vary protiialie. erever, pn as girl—after she gets the diamond. |. tol “Actually pawnbroking is @ dy ®:  * ® w./9 
Som | ae mane + eh eens eS , “The best client is the big-sal-/ What occupational group most] $75,000 in cash in five minutes—|i industry all across the coun-| ““The best client is the big trek te Modell's! 
“Sixty pe? cent of ‘our clients) nateral (22: For every new pawnbroker|atied guy who is a’ good liver, often makes the to 
are women,” said ‘Lou Modell, if he ‘can put up enough vaate | who opens a new shop, five go\and enjoys wine, women ang own shop? 
who is known as “the pawnbrok-| He explained many executives! out of business. Small loan firms,| song.” 
er's pawnbroker’’ and~ operates Prefer to deal ‘with pawnbrokers/ which can charge. a higher rate| Lou said -the idea that pawn-,   
  
  
  
    
  
  
      
   
      
     
         
             
            
      
         
  
        \the nation’s top individually owned Father than banks because dt many instances and have a/brokers make most of their prof-,°° they con buy yoors emery.” | 
hock -shop, i transaction is. $0 confidegtial—'y wer overhead, are taking much|it by foreclosing on loans ig ex-, P ‘ cous ’ : 
| “Why? Because women are no-|#hd fast. ‘of our trade, We average only|actly contrary to the facts. [Refugees Avoid Siberia | g — Simple Pile Misery lforious for -being able to spend) ‘+ ® # , |About one per cent net return On} “The last thing we .want to dolbyt End Up in Yukon Diaper Rash — Minor Burns 
‘more money accidentally thani4“Many have an idea that «Our investment.” is foreclose,” he said. | . Lubricetes es It Medicetes 
  
  men Can on purpose, \pawnbroker is a blood-sucking) Lou said the high-income class; The operating theory is this,| WHITEHORSE, Y. T. @— When :; 
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: chosen a color that contrasts with the Easter flower itséif and will, “The next morning she pawned pp @ 
blend with the flower pot. ‘the letter opener for $900 to bail , ee - . 
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ribbon bright full colors. Then apply more delicate tints to the back-| ot @ e | ure Granuiate m WE HAVE PREPARED ground and you will have an attractive picture to add to your Easter! If they didn’t have to pay itm ~ / @ FOR YOU—2,000 Select bicture gallery. , . |themselves, poramabere would be|m wee eae ® 2 Hams — Long, Careful 
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. ott dee uo wee I wied belped until I found’ Pinkham’s ra G Gea Cok wes im- The code is to be enforced by Tablets! Feel se much better now!” 
' the bureau of fire prevention of wat es eee See 
the Pontiac Fire Department, which ents but a unigue combination of Freeloaders Frustrated {consists of Metz and his assis- medicines. Unlike “general pur. 2 i the TAMPA, Fla, ®—Two Methodist an ow eee Bouse of distress. Has remark ministers have dropped newspaper . Glaet Se calte sieine contec- 
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valued at $250,000 and were falo Bill” Cody — that fearless and 
at sere eae Spanish srtisl|ingtinctive killer ot bison, mean 
“Mrs. Dodge purchased the mu-|!ndians and the ladies~is the most 
rals for her fabulous Palm Beach| sought-after spirit in America. 
winter home, Playa Riente, which ee ae |   -: Tie Pow tac P eps wapwrspay, arm 1957 - 
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was @ sterile wasteland. | Though he was  couisldered something of a pitiable has-been 
(Advertisement) just before he passed on (pre- 
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{ Senting s Hagendater. @'|kans point to a plaque and marker 
tale signs of Pin-Worms...ugiy @ |in North Platte, near Omaha; and 
Perea ae that medical experts say to the Nebraska Hall of Wildlife 
[eons examined. ! at Lincoln, where Cody's last buf , may be victims and not know it. 9 /falo is stuffed in splendor. The 
‘pene Tid of Pie-Worme, these ) |beast was presented to Nebraska 
in the ee by Cody himself in the early 1900s, 
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ret op a +s fore they a save Wyoming’ says pish-tush to Neb- 
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ee ae ey contasiou 8° @ | scenic “Big Horn” that he retired . pare RE from publie life — leaving his 
Gor seal, easy to-tabe tabets per wife, Louisa, to smoulder away 
Sere ES fone wean ns Ore OTR P| Cody, Wyo., has = museum- 
full of relica of bis dramatic 
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Once in a long, long while a car comes along that 
people remember and talk about for years after its 
The first model “A” Ford was such ¢ car... 
The first Ford V-8 was such a car...‘ 
The first Ford Thunderbird was such a car. 
Teday Ferd Division is- proud to announce still an- 
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ft seh gies Node 6 tid Mhabll, tn teen eth ons, the 
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they kept striving toward the goal long after 7 
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To understand this Ford spirit you must go beck 49/1908. 
That was the year when many Detroiters smiled smrgly as 
Henry Ford announced, “We will build # motor cay for the 
   great multitude .. . so low in price that no man g 4 good 
salary will be unable to own one.” 
And they did. 
Today, nearly a half centary later, Ford ues to cause 
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that many said would never be mase-produgéd. 
But Ford did it. : | 
Like all — creative, this car had its beginning inside 
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convertible.” . 
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work smooth , 
pg prone pe ie Eng Sours They experimented. 
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f, car bor of the habit of being first 
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WEDN ESDAY, APRIL /17,. 1957 era F _ PONTIAC. MICHIGAN “TWENTY-THREE 
  
      
The Oakland Association of Educational Secre- 
taries held its second annual Bosses Banquet Tuesday 
evening. The affair was held at Elks Temple. Shown 
are (left to right) C lifford Smart, superintendent of   
Birmingham 
Group Picks 
‘57 Officers Mrs. White Heads): 
Junior League; Hills 
Folk Plan for Easter 
- By RUTH SAUNDERS : 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — After 
a coffee hour at Bloomfield Open 
Hunt Club Tuesday, new officers 
were elected to the board of the 
Junior League of Birmingham. 
Mrs. Gene White, who will con- 
tinue as president for another 
year, presided. 
Mrs. D, Pierson Smith is the 
new vice president, Mrs. Rob- 
ert Baxter, recording secretary, 
and Mrs, George Knoph, treas- | - 
urer, Hu 
* bd * 
Mr. and Mrs, James P.- Bald- 
win haye returned to their home on! — 
West Shore drive, Orchard jLake 
after a three-month South Ameri- 
can cruise. 
On their way home they stopped 
in Pittsburgh to welcome a new 
gtandson, Thomas James Fike, 
born April 2 to My. and Mrs 
Harry B. Fike. Mrs Fike is the 
former Virginia win, 
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin will be 
hosts at a supper party Sunday 
evening. / 
Mr, and Mrs. William 0. 
Bridge will be hosts at an East- 
er breakfast in their home on 
Adams read to about 40 friends 
Sunday morning. 
Mr, and Mrs. John W. Gillette 
of Wing Lake road will go to Lake 
Forest next weekend to attend’ the 
wedding there April 27 of Gwen- 
dolyn/ Osborne and Loémis Lin-| 
coln; The Gillettes will be house! 
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Marcus 
Richards, 
QONCERT, SET FRIDAY 
/ Cranbrook Music Guild's next 
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Dahiberg 
will be hosts at dinner for board 
members and their husbands and 
wives, preceding the concert. Mr. 
Dahiberg is president of the 
Guild, 
Hostesses for the evening will 
be Mrs, Roger M, Keyes, Mrs. 
Cari O..Barton, Mrs. Edward 
McCaul wa Mrs. nace Frost. 
* 
Mrs, vn B. Sappington, 
chairman of the Afterglow party 
for this season, has asked’ Mrs. 
William Lloyd Kemp, Mrs, Marion 
Parsons Neff, Mrs. Richard 
English, Mrs. William L. Gre. 
ham, Mrs, Robert L. Graham and 
Marion Goodale to preside at the 
coffee tables. 
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wettlaufer 
sailed Monday for a trip to Europe. 
RETURN FROM MEXICO 
Mr, and Mrs, M, R. Liles and 
their son John of Lone Pine road, 
have just returned from a trip to 
Mexico. 
The coming concert of the 
University of Michigan Glee Club, 
to be given next Friday evening) 
is occasioning many plans for an 
Afterglow party at Orchard Lake 
Country Club. 
Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. Fife and Mr, and Mrs, Robert W. 
oop ate among those who 
will entertain at dinner in their 
homes preceding the affair. 
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Mat- 
thaei Jr, will take a group of 
friends to Orchard Lake after the 
concert. Also planning to invite friends are Mr. and Mrs. Peter 
Finn{ Mr. and Mrs. Fredetick A.| 
Erb, Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Car- 
Mr. and Mrs, John W. 
‘auver| Mr, Matthaei is nape ' ' 
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Covert, superintendent of   Mrs. Marjorie Wittkopf of the Pon- 
tiac public schools is shown with J. C. * 
Pontiac Press Photes 
W alled Lake Schools; Mrs. John Duncan, banquet 
chairman and secretary to Mr. Smart; Mrs. Ralston 
Calvert, association president, and Walter Horstman, 
master of ceremonies. | 
Ld 
public schools.. Over 400 attended the 
second annual affair. 
Royal Oak e 
Myron Beekman,’ speaker for the 
evening at the Bosses Banquet, receives 
@ boutonniere from Mrs. Henry McCalla 400 Turn Out 
  or 
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4 i 
Ci = 
of Walled Lake Public Schools, while 
Barbara Roberts of Clarenceville public 
schools looks on.   
| } 
ithe Pontiac Senior 
‘Vocal Department will be present-| 
‘ed May 7th, 9th, and 10th in the 
cert will include 700 vocalists and The four boys glee clubs are) 
preparing songs and chantys about | 
‘presented in front of a nautic al 
  
Joan Ritter 
is Honored 
at Shower 
Couple to Speak 
Vows April 25 at 
St. Vincent de Paul, 
Joan Ritter, bride-elect of C. 
John Hall Jr., was feted at a mis- 
evening. Hostesses were Mrs, Car- 
mi Odell and Mrs. Leland Clem-   
Convention Warned of School Aid Danger   
WASHINGTON 
Daughters of the American Revolu-! 
tion prepared today to get down to 
ithe serious business of their 66th 
annual Continental Congress by 
adopting resolutions. and nominat- 
ing officers. 
They enjoyed themselves yester-! 
day touring the White House and 
throwing: a gala ball for their 
pages at a Washington hotel. 
warned the morning session that 
control of education, 
Johansen said there was a tre- 
G_.'mendous pressure for a longer and 
that proponents of the —_ plan 
would get their foot in the door 
with current bills. 
The resolutions proposed to the 
gates’ approval generally reflected 
          ‘chairmen, tat 
  & (INS) — The The daughters were also called 
Rep. August Johansen (R-Mich) | 
the school aid program now going]| ~ 
through probably would Congress 
be extended beyond its proposed) 
limits and would result in federal; — 
Congress yesterday for the dele-|. DAR Tackles Big Issues      
   
          
         
   
       
     
   
       
       | (on to oppose U.S. membership in|ground for subversion. 
tion; an affiliate of the U.N., and) 
in the United Nations economic, 
aes and cultural organization. 
The resolution complained that’ will nominate 
peek Gat Oey va res 
|) report, regarding 
  about the use of the U.S. Flag by. a aaeaion abode 
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OR ae Ge Ue eee ee   oS and that UNESCO was a breeding 
the International Labor Organiza-| Later in the day, the delegates 
delegates to fill 
the posts of s@ven vice presidents 
jeneral which fall vacant this year. 
‘Eight women already have sig- 
E 
ar Wirephote 
Ie Dealeris on ‘Greve of ‘Gabe: Girardeau, 
Mo. president of the DAR, opening the group's na- 
tional convention in Washington Tuesday, said, “Any 
great patriotic and conservative Grgtaipation will be 
under fire in these critical times.” » Her remark-was 
__ made ih ‘connection to @ reference in her annual” 
acontrogersy in Denver in F. ebruary ! 
  ence, at the latter’s home on Sil- 
ver Lake. 
* * * 
Joan is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. Kevin J. Ritter of Auburn 
Mr. and 
Detroit, The couple will be marri 
April 25 at -St. 
Church, 
Guests at the shower were 
Mrs. Ritter, Mrs, Hall, Mrs, R. 
A, Anglemier, Carolyn Dunlap, 
Mrs. Wilma Greenway, Mrs. 
garet Steward, Mrs. William 
Brown and Barbara Johnson, 
* * * 
Others were Mrs. Harry Striffler 
Mrs, James Aldrich, Mrs, Ray- 
mond L, Cole, Sylvia DeSteiger. 
Becky Odell, Sandy Clemence and 
Jean Marie Elkins, 
  
Group Entertained 
Mrs.:Lewis A. Young of Draper) 
avenue was hostess to members| 
Star Mothers, .Tuesday for a. 
sted and Mrs. W. C. Pike assisted! 
hostess. 
the afternoon. cellaneous bridal] shower Tuesday) 
Avenue, and Jack's parents are) 
{| 
Mrs. ©. John Hall otlby Mrs. Harry Winkley, included Vincent de Paul ‘solos and duets and a quartet pre- 
Carl Kucsera, Adah Shelly, Mar- | 
of Your Shoes | | 
F ormer Resident | 
Marriesin Ohio 
Announcement is made of the 
marriage April 6 of Betty De 
Trude and Harvey Greenway in 
Berea, Ohio. The wedding was, 
held at Parma South Presbyterian) 
Church. 
The bride is the daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde De Trude of) 
Berea and Harvey's parents are| 
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Greenway of! 
Berea, former Pontiac residents. | 
Baptist Class Has | 
Dinner, Program 
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stimer were! 
chairmen of the cooperative dinner | 
held by members of the Fellowship 
Bible Class of First Baptist Church 
Tuesday evening. 
The musical program, arranged   
| 
    sented by the Rev, and Mrs. Geof- 
ifrey Day and Mr. and Mrs. Stew- 
l'art Gray, Mrs. L..G. Negus ac- 
lcompanied on the guitar and at 
ithe piano. 
  
  ‘Rules to Help. 
Triple the Life 
You can triple the life of your) 
shoes — so says the National Shoe. 
Institute — by, following these four 
rules: 
1. Change shoes frequently. If 
  of chapter nine, American Gold off after work or at night, wipe 
_[luncheon-meeting. Mrs, Edna Olm-! 
“Members sewed for 
American Cancer Society diir-) 
i dust the interior with foot powder. possible, allow two days between 
wearing the same pair of shoes. 
2, When you take your shoes! 
them off and allow them to dry, 
naturally — at room temperature, 
not on 4 radiator. = 
3. Use shoe trees. 
4. Before using the shoes again.       
Mrs. Florence Hiler, deputy 
. grand regent, of Ypsilanti was; 
the speaker at the Friendship. 
Chapter night meeting of Pontiac 
Chapter Women of the Moose. 
Mrs. Floyd Yeaman presided -at) 
.,the Monday evening meeting. 
* * * 
“Newly elected officers of the 
Loyal Order of Moose, 182, were’. 
introduced by. Mrs. Ferman Hus-) 
ton, Accordion selections were 
presented by Mrs. Harold Finn 
and Mrs. Henry Presnell gave a 
reading during the evening pro- 
gram. 
The ritual work was exempli- 
fied by chapters from Flint, Tay- 
Cana- 
| New members bengy webring an 
Robert Owens, Mrs, George Park-! and 
er, Mrs, Aleck ape meng a ‘Mrs. 
‘John Baxter: Jr., 
        ‘Friendship Night’ Is Held 
|pared by Mrs. Edward Rockwell. 
Lionel Barril, the Joseph Sween- 
  man Mrs. Albert ier | 
~~ Wilbur — Mrs,, 
  Parker Luker, Mrs. William Pae- 
tow:and Mrs. Dora Johnson. 
* * * 
Plans were made to attend the 
Friendship meeting in Ann Arbor 
von May 5, Mrs, Yeaman is trans-, 
portation chairman for the meet- 
ing. 
Merry Mixers Hold 
‘Banquet and Dance 
Mr, and Mrs. Norm Hill were 
welcomed as new members of the 
Merry Mixers Square Dance Club’ 
Friday evening at the annual 
spring banquet and dance, held 
in the CAI building, 
Mrs. Ralph Haan presented the) ‘ 
women guests with corsages and 
springtime decorations were pre- 
ag for the evening were. Mr. 
Mrs. John Carter, Mr, and! 
Mrs, Edward Farr,/Mr. and Mrs. 
    eys and * Mr,’ “ahd Mrs, Arthur 
Erickson. \ High School Presents Spring Concert 
The annual Spring Program of | will comprise all of the vocal de- jbac kdrop, will portray many activ-) 
High School | partment’'s organizations. ities aboard ship. 
The eight girls glee clubs will | 
Pontiac High Auditorium. This con- the sea. Selections, which will be Join voices in art and folk songs. These combined glee clubs will 
be directed by Mrs. Doreen 
| Voltmanna and Edward Banghart. 
For their religious. group, the, 
Pontiae High School A Capella’ 
'Choir is using choral numbers by)| 
‘Antonio Lotti, Randall Thompson, | 
and Healy Willan. Broadway show 
tunes will be used for their secu- 
lar =a this year. 
* * * 
Selected ensembles and out- 
| standing soloists from the depart- 
ment will be heard as entre acts. 
All accompaniments will be 
played by student accompanists, 
Organists will be Eleanore Has- 
zenzahl, Sharon Wolfe, and 
James Welsenborne. 
Scenery for this production is 
jbeing painted under the super- 
‘vision of Mrs. Jean Smith and 
John Alishouse, Banquets 
Educational 
- Secretaries 
Fete Bosses Oakland Association 
Announces Officers 
at Pontiac Event 
Over 400 members and guests 
of the Oakland Association of Edu- 
cational Secretaries attended the 
second annual -Bosses Banquet. 
Mrs. John Duncan was chairman 
of the banquet, held at Elks 
Temple last night. 
The banquet also was the occa- - 
sion for the announcement of new 
officers for the 1957-58 year. 
Mrs. Ralston Calvert will 
serve as president. Others on 
the slate are Mrs. Louis Calan. 
dri, vice president; Lois Wood, 
recording secretary; Pat Tennis, 
corresponding secrétary, and 
Eleaner Catherman, treasurer. 
Dorothy Irwin will serve as a 
one-year board member and Mrs. 
Ocie Baker will be a two-year 
board member, 
Mrsz Calvert gave the welcome 
and Walter Horstman of Detroit 
served as master of ceremonies. 
Mr. Horstman also introduced the 
new officers. Myron C. Beekman 
of Detroit, a nuclear research man, 
was the featured speaker. 
* * * 
Serving on the banquet commit- 
tee for the evening were Mrs, 
Calvert, Barbara Owen, ‘Mrs, 
Stoddard Hamilton, Pat Tennis, 
Mrs, Walter Doolittle, Barbara 
Roberts, Mrs. Henry McCalla, Mrs. 
Betty Straub, Mrs. Ralph Ander- 
son and Mrs. Louis Calandri,   
Topalians Feted 
at Buffet Supper 
Mr. and Mrs; Oscar Topalian 
of Argyle avenue were honored 
Saturday, Mr, and Mrs, John 
Stephanian. entertained in their 
home on Birmingham at the sur- 
prise party that also served as a 
farewell party. . 
The Topalians, with their chil- 
‘dren, JoAnn, Jeanette and Charles 
are leaving soon to make their 
home in California. 
Among the 50 couples attending 
the cocktail party and buffet sup-   
Harry Topolian, Shy Popa- 
zian, Sema Godoshian, Mr. and 
Mrs. Charles Palaian and Harry 
Dakessian. 
‘Cheap Shoes Costly 
Cheap shoes are never a bar- 
gain. Buy the best leather you 
lean afford, even if it means hav- 
ing fewer pairs, and take care 
of your shoes. You'll spare your- 
self both fatigue and facial wrin- 
kles.   
        
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Includes all this... 
Brake Adjustment.......reg. S82 | Wheel Alignment........reg. BS2 
Wheel Balance........reg. 822 
Total Value.....-   
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    erent geet on their tenth wedding anniversary _ 
per were Mr. and Mrs, Al Popa- 
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  Pde . ae aise PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Mr, 1957 AN: es oi ae sa 
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Us both shotdders to ox high (Where Are the Little Tots?” | YA eee 3 \ _\. [Mayflower Group 
m es om on ere Cake waa eg ON Plans Twa Events 
= sure Hiton |Man’s. Letter.” Angers Housewives.’ sts Birthda ys . ee ee ee ower Group of First Congre- 
ee | Mis, onion Uses| 87 20SerHine LOWMAN wile simply have: to sit down Church on Friday. Guests ee * M | I must admit to some duplicity and anewer the ‘mere’ men. I luncheon meeting were Mrs. 
you have’ that’ new Quick Mix I ethod not long ago when I printed the would. like to” ask him just how Bunce, Mrs. James — 
snug fitting dress, for Chocolate Treat iletter trom the husband who ¥ many children he has. By the time O. Case and Mys. J 
with hat and shoes |} a yore ~~ . ees oa ee oe hee made for a reception 
to match... but oe housekeeper. He even ironed by| He works from 8 to 5 and I from pp eb nnd gae 
will you be slender, ; ) stop watch, and suggested that! ee 2 = 
aeidin in thas athe : on _| “When I went to the hpspital new dress? ig Lo to our last bundle ef joy a Seen. for themselves. my did and make sure” with: ee re SS untham iets a tes teas. “Relaxw-A-Tron . «» course we all agree that or- He couldn't wait to go back te 4 ganization can take a lot of the the office to take it easier, .He 
ae eS ee ae ee himeelt told me this.” 
: Another; “The letter the 
ings panes tps I | cit chine ped _stn Teter, fm to’ disappear from . . ater me women | astonishing. For the first time I Wisante column into action, I did! I think ma uty oF pedal ag hips, thighs and m will have fun reading some| — dade and tathake =< have on tence 
legs...and no remarks which readers have) conception of a woman's role sentin drugs or tiring ex- ee ‘ in the home than the ancient 
ercisel te the whole thing is just - |Greeks would liave of our modern 
and that it actually is tres | “We are living in an era of the grass on the other side | - ation but let us not 
shortening ee Oe toe ene eens OY Hose of the fact that even with pee AS a from let. ol af Gn wentechl 
fos vole Aah bent ot ie | cn aad appiances the rele of : ged to the first mixture. Beat | "THe letter in last night's col- mother has remained fundame . min” Mquid to the first mixtare. Best lumnn was most Like tally unchanged. Her place will} $) 8/7. $4,095 
DESIGN | and two eggs, Add four all men when they write about et Se sere WS 8 . , 
= baking” chwrins eniedand [women an, womens ware tie of ie toumaid wie allt $7 Q5 - $10.95 Z “ oe , OF + g = 
“eo » Need not be expensive § Sar tet ane ol cat ep mata” (noes what would disprove his point| = o————"as— SEES ot this rub-a-dub routine is going\p °° ° Te ei cas teks i hen os Sas : aggek ioe emphasizes that which will] — Though we are living in an era of specialization, ee es ee ae Also Patents—$4.95 u 
- -Gustom made and designed to fit your home... Pour — hae greased and prove him right. "© | time-saving devices and appliances, the role of mother. |“ 6 fact aten 70 UD 
end your home alone corned ae eae ee Bare, : oP of has remained fundamentally unchanged. Her place Ete sl Role a ea: 
we =e Chairs. .$35 Up Sofas. $75 Up flutes or lost 3545 minutes in ali" yasne Misha Be oo inc| will never be usurped by a robot... fect’ Male Housekeeper.” KIMMINS 
alt Work Guaranteed for 5 Full Years Co lrtrigerator, the Witchen floor, eos | -, lets and shelves and drawers. Nor | LEATHER GOODS ee ate thel@id, he_mention changing. linen, Topcoat for Spring? | Yellow Is Difficult to Wear 14 W. HURON 
ILLIAM WRIGHT Jey $3 sotmerss Sarees Choon rom Bony wmunon jf ae ‘Check Make-up Careful q Furniture Makers ond age et MPP pn A gah NO SUCH DEVICE Spring topcoats are noted for ec ake-up areruiy| _ 
‘270 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE A pulf or two goes a| “‘Also most women do not have/their top-drawer styling. The dres-. é a add the finishing touch{all of the time-saving gadgets and|Sier model for men in cities has}. , By OLGA CURTIS” Use the same base you usually a 
grooming. lit they do I have not yet heard/S¢t-in sleeves and patch framed; . INS Women's Editor do but accent with the right rouge d 
= [pockets. Suburbanites inclined to-) cyICAGO (INS)°— Women who| and lipstick. Yellow is a primary 
Hor the raglan sleeve model when| “2% * copy the Lady and) color; so is red and therefore they 
      
       
         
  — town wear, Venetian covert] *ntion to proper . 
topcoats, with their flat finish,| Chicago makeup expert Syd) Pink-toned or true-red ‘lipstick. 
      
      
    
        
     
    
  
        i cane ist| came [tne ed hee] OP tt re er : wear Ps tones,” pointed out that 
by natural and Bue sliades. ons noted. “But lemon yellow | yellow draws color away from the The ORLEANS P on sallow or olive-skinned girls | skin and may make a girl look] COCKTAIL LOUNGE 
June Group Meets will only make them look more /pasty. He urged especial care in is now : sallow.” makeup with shiny yellow, such as OPEN DAILY 
ee Peon 9. © The solution, according to Sim-|Yellow satin, which would reflect a 
Suther ee June ons, is in makeup that uses “peach| Yellow ee - > 12 Neon until 12 Midnight 
“A peach oF a rose rachel pow , Ramet = . der is the proper powder for a ; SPECIAL 
: iyellow outfit. If you've a very | 
1 dark skin, mix pink into your own COCKTAIL HOUR | powder shade,” he added. 3 until 6 P. M. , ’ ; : | The makeup expert had one bers @e and betw 
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Priced from and up ie in beautiful brass base Y ; 
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WEDNESDAY, ART ¥ 10st ee L aa mf “re met mat 7   
  
- Thomases. 
_ Are Reti red. 
in Earnest — Ex-Navy Boss ond ‘ 
Wife Plan to Relax - 
for 3 Months 
By JANE EADS 
WASHINGTON “— Former Navy 
Secretary and Mrs, Charles} 
' Thomas are having difficulty con- 
vincing folks they mean what they 
say when they speak of retirement. 
ee Pee ee 
Before he left Washington, . 
Thomas passed around a card, ‘On 
it-was printed “Charles S. Thomas,     
     
       
       
   
      Retired,” and in each corner was) * 
inscribed, 
and her husband are going to take 
_three months doing nothing at all 
before- they think of their next 
move, : 
* * * 
At a luncheon given by naval 
officers’ wives, Mrs. Thomas re- 
called highlights of the past four 
years, beginning with the time her 
husband got a 17-gun salute on a 
visit to San Diego right after his 
swearing in as undersecretary. 
QUITE NOISY 
“It was quite noisy,’’ said Mrs. 
Thomas. ‘‘I must confess I put my 
fingers in my ears when the guns 
went off.” 
“But for the last three years,” 
she added, “I have stood proudly 
a few feet behind my husband 
while he took a 19-gun salute 
(as secretary) and hardly even 
blinked.” 
* * * 
Mrs. Donald Quarles, chic wife 
of the Air Force secretary, stole 
the limelight at a luncheon 
showing of spring millinery with 
her very own chapeau., 
Of aqua straw with a cutout | * 
brim in front, it was circled with 
frothy white cherry blossoms. “I 
call it Potomac Tidal Basin,” she 
said. 
* x * 
There’s a new and exclusive 
organization in the capital called 
“The Silverfish.” Members are 
press officers of seven embassies 
—Turkey, India, Great Bri 
Egypt, Australia, Pakistan and 
Finland. | 
NAMED FOR INSECT 
One of the organizers, popular 
young Altemur Kilic of Turkey, 
says it’s named after the insect 
because it ‘dwells in books and 
eats them and drinks water.” 
* * * 
Former Chief of Protocol John 
Farr Simmons, soon to take a job 
with a. private industry, was over- 
heard talking to Russian Ambas- 
sador Georgi Zarubin at a cocktail) | 
party. a ie 
_ “Soon I will be a capitalist, Mr. 
Ambassador,” he said. “But, I 
hope, in spite of this, we can 
still be friends.”   
Stork Shower Fetes 
Mrs. McCandless 
Mrs, Donald W. McCandless of 
Pittsburgh, formerly of Pontiac, 
was honored at a recent pink and” 
blue shower, given by Mrs. Ken- 
neth W. White at her home on Nor- 
ris road, 
Guests attending included Mrs. 
Eari Billingsley, Mrs. Albert Vie, 
Mrs, Charles H, Harmon, Mrs. 
Bradley D, Scott, Mrs, Wayne Me- 
Candless, Mrs, Charles Harmon 
Jr., Mrs. Chris Cates, Mrs. Brad- 
ley L, Scott, Mrs. Howard Tanner 
and Mrs. Harold Andrews. 
  
Last year’s Easter basket is 
easy to convert with a spray en- 
amel. It’s good idea. too for 
painting a flower pot, mail box, 
ete. — told friends she| 
WITH THE NEW 
PATT-O-RAMA 
Neatest trick of the week and    
to wear alone, or combined with 
the gay button-trimmed bolero. 
No. 8473 with Patt-O-Rama in- 
cluded is in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 
16, 18. Size 12, 32 bust, dress, 442 
yards of 35-inch; bolero, short 
sleeve, 1% yards. 
coins, your name, address, size 
desired, and the pattern number 
to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press, 
372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. 
Basic Fashion, Spring & Summer 
of smart, easy-to-sew styles; spe- 
cial features; gift pattern printed 
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brie is used™"as is” for the woven with @ smalliriorence street announce -| Mrs. George Curamings of Clov-|palancing their checkbooks and J. W. Cooper were welcomed asjlack of knowledge of the potenial) omnes 
worsted fabric, for|eriawn avenue and Lyle Jenks of\handling their personal corres-|members of the November Group)market. * oy 
the pondence. of First Presbyterian Church at] 79 say airily, as s0 pee. Coin operated Laundromat ¢ 
engagement of - their daughter, I know another who works with|the recent meeting. Mrs. George} pip do, “Oh it’s a ; PER LOAD . 
Darlene Rosalee Jenks, to Johnia fancy florist. and charges a/Pimlott.was hostess in her home, ee in eee ¢ eae 4 ; 
Briggs, son of Mr. and/weekly ‘fee for planning and ar-jon LaFay street for the afternoon customers,” ts a tragic and of- | goaP & DRYING 
Briggs of Homestead|ranging house plants and cut | meeting. Assisting the hostess were ten fatal: mistake! av. : 
Mrs. L. Armstrong and Mrs, Don- 737 WN. Perry at Joslyn t i dike whcbokn® “pe te a 
In setting up a home service or'group, they won't be, 
such . services. Even |      ating, children to the dentist or on trips|Pontiac Press, | 
  
  
  agg Po eS which is frequently a real money|to buy clothes, cooking occasional|my pamphlet on t 
overiodk, And that is, what kind of|9aver, i a luxury to certain peolmeals and sousétimes, making stl (Conriht 1987) 
Will you appeal to the low- For you,‘as an individual, to try = * * | 
or to the carriage|* Fe-educate them is a waste of you will save yourself muctf 
trade? Until you decide that, you're which they already knw” fer by researching your cus: ws 
peally up in the air. ‘which they already know theYltomers before you begin. It doesn’t pide 
For example, if you want to eee eo weer matter how charming a children’s rt v sare y, ea 
< -For the low of middle income [party service you offer, the young ou oo 
cater to ihe rich, you can Bav« | people, think of such baste serv- (mother on a limited budget is not| “With ¥ . <8 
seen lal heasoplantiending, | 108 a8 babysitting, repairing |going to be able to use it. ne ie : 
planning children’s parties, dec- | 'wrnlture or equipment, altering (REASONS FOR FAILURE fe d 
orating and even, once in a blue or resnedoling -clethes. I recently did a survey of the TRAVEL SERVICE s 
moon, personal shopping. If the wife works, the list c€N/pome serivces. which succeeded mvaw 
  
and the ones which failed. 
The two major reasons for Group Welcomes 2 |, The ‘wo amie ren eee ad 
Mrs. Gene Crockett’ and Dire, yes are interested)», mon I know a woman who charges a 
large weekly fee for spending sev- 
eral hours a week in the homes 
of a half-dozen rich matrons,   
        ald Grothe. If you'd like to set up a home But if your available customers   
  
      
        
              
        
      
       
                
          
       
   
      
  blue or tan, with either the tra- 
  
Mrs. Brady to Head 
Pontiac NCCW 
Mogg, volunteer chairman, . 
Mrs. Joseph Emmerth, relief 
chairman. 
They received their posts at the 
recent meeting held at St. Vincent 
Paul parish hall. The -group 
will visit the State Legislature in| 7 
Lansing May 2, and will attend 
the Mental Health'Week workshop 
  
   
   
   
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    AND YOU 
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Yow couldn’? resist buying 
that expensive svit for Easter? 
And now you can't manage to get 
. even a handbag to go with it? 
Yes, you can! And a beautiful bog, 
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| Picture brims, tiered pill 
“boxes and toilored suit hats. 
        
     “ Works’ s Club}: 
| Fine Arts day was observed 
| Monday afternoon by members of 
the. Pontiac Woman's Club. The 
group met at Adah Shelly Library 
    Our dramatic new collection of 
starched nylon lace, spring straws 
*and straw cloth, A spring riot 
  a tea, ceramic demonstration 
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        Plans May Dance THE Ponrrac PRESS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17, 1957 
M ichell- Booth Nu 
  
  
NOW! OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 
  
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“CHARGE \T” 
AT FEDERAUS! 
SAGINAW AT WARREN. PONTIAC 
  Not New 
in Portugal U.S. Dance Craze Is 
Same as Fandango, 
Centuries Old 
By DOROTHY ROE 
Ap Womes’s Editer 
LISBON w#—I had to come to 
seven-course meal all day 
with peasant. songs and =. 
local boys and girls. 
* * * 
We were seated at tables strewn 
af 
the chief 
The girls wore. bright red or 
green skirts with elaborately em- 
broidered aprons in gay contrast- 
- jing tones, vivid scarfs or little 
flower hats, white blouses and 
knee-length white wool socks with- 
out any feet. The dancing is done 
barefoot. The boys wore white 
shirts, red vests and dark blue 
knee breeches with brass buttons. 
: * * * 
As the astonishing meal unfold- 
ed, the dancers took turns in 
groups of four or six, doing their 
traditiona] dances. But the most 
popular, the one in which the cus- Rock ‘n’ Roll 
Hammond Lake 
Group Plans 
j].|first social event scheduled for 
_tmembers of Hammond Lake Bel in Fre 
“Es 
Bad gF ese 3 << 5 
fi 
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First Dance 
Mrs. William G. Kemp is serv- 
ing-as general chairman of ‘the 
tates Civic Association. 
Members have planned a dance 
at Elks Temple on May 17, with      
   
   
seen 
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ee 
meen 
isin ; $ 
      music by a popular out-of-town or- 
chestra, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. 
Assisting Mrs. Kemp are Mr. 
and Mrs. John Flood, Mr. and| Mrs. James Youngblood, Mrs. Ed- 
ward Hackett, Mrs, Gordon Doule, { 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitfield! 
  
Mrs. Richard DeWitt Hostess to Chapter 
Mrs. Richard DeWitt and Mrs. 
Ralph Behler reported on the re-| 
cent Gamma Gambol dance held 
by Gamma chapter of Beta Theta. 
Phi comgoend at the 
meeting. Mrs. DeWitt of Chelting-/ 
ham drive entertained the group. 
Mrs. William K. Baer was pro- 
gram chairman assisted by Mrs. 
Thomas Moffat. Members made 
Easter baskets to be distributed to} 
  .' Juvenile Home.   | youngsters at the Oakland County 
     
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. ne By 
1) /} wepwnsbay. APRIL, 17, 1957   
  Rest, Quiet 
| \Are Neede d 
|by Husband Wife Asks [How to 
Discourage Visits 
‘My husband is coming home trom |! 
the hospital in a day or two and 
‘will need plenty of rest and quiet. 
When friends stop me and say that 
‘they will be in to see John when 
‘he comes home, how can I tact-) 
| fully tell them that I would, pre- 
fer they didn’t Come—at least not 
without seeming)   * eee 
Answer: If he has been very 
ill, it would not be rude to tell Mothers Mav Push Girls 
Into Prematu 
of Carefree 
  They don't have very 
jot 
manent waves before they start 
to school. 
At an age when they should be | 
‘climbing trees and skipping rope, 
their mothers are training and — 
groonting them for future “popu- 
larity." 
By the time they are through 
junior high they are bored with 
formal dances, a corsage is just 
‘another bunch of flowers, and they 
are looking at the label instead of 
the dress when they go shopping. 
  
They can't even eat with enjoy- 
.;ment — because, with even more 
self-control than their mothers,   Modern | ‘Dau hters Never. Know Joys 
Fomboy Childhood 
much. 
    
re Adulthood 
really is, 
Boys are luckier. But even | 
they are having to start dating 
before they really give a hoot 
about girls beeause the girls’ 
mothers are giving dances for. 
, thelr daughters. By RUTH MILLETT - ‘conse ious, clothes conscious and Do you believe that “religious truth” to be scenptahie must be in harmeng/ 
F rom Friends Girls don’t have any childhood ‘populanity conscious, |. With the truth in every field, science eS 
» these days, I recently heard a) * * * De you believe "tn the brotherhood of man, irrespestive of Ration, mée 
‘sweet-facd grandmother remark.) But they suit their mothers, who] De you believe the purpose ef religion is to help us live this life nebiy 
By EMILY PosT ‘And I think she, has a point. Ikeep pushing them ahead so fast and constragively? Today's first letter: explains: * * * ‘'they never know what childhood: If you do, then you think as most Unitarians do. Are You a Unitarian 
Without Knowing It? t 
“Do ou eilave the Bible to be ao inspiring human document Facher tha | toD itenal literal “word ef Godt’ , 
Deo you Believe Jésus 
pre 
      
     
     
   
   
    
         
    Jesus to have deen @ great religious teacher, rather than s existent or presmt dey diety? 
Deo you believe the. devel it of character to be more tmportant than 
the accepting of | creeds? 
A meeting of those interested in Untiariantsam ts to be held at the pes 
Savings and Loan Lounge, 1761 W. Huron, Priday. April 19th, 6:00 P. 
Call er write for farther information, Rev. Russell L, Lincoln, Lays Com- 
bourne Place, Birmingham, Mich. Mayfair 6+1114. 
BIRMINGHAM UNITARIAN CHURCH 
Building Site, Lone Pine and Woodward 
  
| Jt is:sad that today’s mothers 
‘hold so little regard for childhood 
they can't wait for their daughters 
to grow up but keep pushing them 
toward adult ways and adult stan- 
dards. 
* * * 
Why can’t they let them be chil- 
dren until they decide for them- 
selves that they want to be grown- 
up?     
  i they are counting calories. reece + Uni ht id-fash i Turn orlon sweaters inside out, 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Is it in good) Unless they have iar - ae before sudsing. rinsing, and drying. mothers—and few of them do The seams will dry faster, Se taste to wear both silver and gold’ ; jewelry at the same time?” they completely miss the childhood: er. and flatter 
{stage of being tomboys. — i 
Answer: If it hooks well together PUSHED FORWARD 
—=9es. They are hair conscious, figure     
       
                             
    
       
     
      
  
“Dear Mrs. Post: A year ago 
I married for the second time. | wording seems to me very appeal. 
My husband has an 18-year-old | ing: 
daughter and I have a 21-year- Mr. 
old son. The two are planning request the honour of your and Mrs. John Blank *       fashion in tricolor Poatiae Presse Photo ae ; 
Mrs, Robert Buck (seated) of Mur- 5 pe eed ey eee . . E. j , enior girls from eight schools in the | “! am puzzied as to how the in- : © P hy avenue, Mrs, E. W. McGovern Senio & f rom es 'vitations should read. Also, mu&t. daughter : area have been invited to attend the 
tea being held April 28 at Pontiac Fed- 
eral Savings and Loan Building. (left) of Alice avenue and Mrs. Howard 
Owen of Wall street are preparing for 
the annual Pontiac Panhellenic Tea. Mary Louise 
to 
Blank’s son 
Henry Jones 
ete, — my ‘husband be sealed on the 
bride's side of the church and I 
l'on the bridegroom's side, or may, 
'we be seated together?” 
| Answer: There is no convention-; 
|al wording for this invitation be-| After your husband gives his 
cause the situation is most un- daughter in marriage he would 
‘usual. However; the following! take his place beside you. Comfortable way to walk through summer: 
         
   
      Mrs. 
in deceptively narrow: mid-high heels   
» +. in ombre shades that complement 
your costume. Black patent with Pythian Sisters Convene Here Today Fannie E. Tompkins Temple 41,|greetings from Pontiac Mayor Wil- Temple 44 of Clawson, Big Sister 
Pythian Sisters, is hostess today to liam Donaldson. Lafayette Temple) Temple 150 of Flint, Mt. Clemens 
the annual district convention be-'52, of Detroit, gave the response. Temple 142, Hope Temple 157 of 
ing held at Knights of Pythias Speaker during the morning Owosso, and Lafayette Temple 52 
Hall. Mrs. Wilma Kelly of Bir- jot Detroit. session was Mrs. Dorothy Wis- 
mingham, district deputy, is Pre cher of Marshall, grand chief of siding during the session. aa stahe. 
gee was with| Musigal selections were pre-| 
| sented by the Senior Girls’ Vocal 
i i Ensemble of Pontiac High School, 
City Osteopathic under the direction of Mrs. Doreen. 
Hospital Guild 
Elects Officers ice is the daughter of Mr. and| 
Mrs. Phyllis Wilson, most ¢x- Mrs John C. Andersen of South, Voltman: Lee Patterson accom- 
panied at the piano. 
HOSTESS FOR PARTY 
Mrs, H. E. Jones of Franklin cellent chief of Fannie E. Tomp-' anderson street. Mr. and Mrs. Village was elected president of the kins Temple, is official hostess for Robert E. Beauchamp of Auburn, 
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital Guild. ithe coerention. ‘Heights are Robert's parents | 
Also serving will be Mrs. J. J.| * Ls On Sunday a reception was held 
Lobikis of Orchard Lake, vice| Among the temples in the dis-!at the home of the bride's parents | 
president; Mrs. S. H. Klinkham- trict which are participating are for members of the immediate 
mer, secretary. and Mrs. William Birmingham Temple 9, Liberty families Election gas held at a recent 
meeting held at the hospital. An- |     grey ombre calf, or navy-to- 
light blue ombre calf. 
  
Shoe Salon, Street Level   
Janice A. Andersen, 
RE. Beauchamp Wed 
Janice Arlene Andersen and Rob- 
ert Ernest Beauchamp Jr. ex- 
| changed marriage vows on April 6 
‘before Justice Willis Lefurgy. Jan-| 14.98   
        
  
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  . in town, dancing at the club, 
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WAVE . SHOP 
(Over Bazley’s) 
  ‘the Smoky Mountaing on the re- 
‘turn trip, and visited with their 
‘son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and,    
    Hulet. 
* * * 
Roger Srigley, a alae ger Ber at 
- Albion College, ages gay 
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He 
is the son of Mr, and: Mrs, Haroid 
Srigley of Heyden drive. 
* * * 
Mrs, Janet Dew returned by 
plane te her home on Lexington The Kimballs motored through 
  pk i oe oe drive Tuesday from Florida. She, 
_ ts *« * accompanied Mra; E. H. Vierich 
and® daughter, Linda, who mo- 
Dr, and Mrs. Claude Hulet and 
sons, Claude, Richard and Roger 
of St. Louis, Mo, are visiting at 
the home of his parents, Mr. 
and Mrs. Arno Hulet of Franklin 
road, 
On Tuesday, | they are vacationing until the, 
first of May. 
Also in the party on the trip: 
down was Julia Diamond of Miami: 
road, who returned to her home 
Mrs. Hulet and last week after enjoying the south- 
'Mrs, John Kiltie of Lahser road, land for two weeks. 
  
  
~ Foals Phim. A fabulous 
assortment of 
Easter 
accessories 
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    GREENHOUSES - - “HOME-GROWN 
“FOR LASTING FRESHNESS ee 
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  TULIPS- 
HYDRANGEAS -AZALEAS 
ROSE BUSHES 
  HYACINTHS 
LOVELY PLANTS Beautifully Decorated 
and Delivered 
_ Priced From   entertained ‘at Oakland Hills Coun-) PO iia te Ay try Club. honoring Mrs. Claude! pow during her three week vaca- 
        
  
they attended the wedding of 
Betty De Trude and Harvey | 
  tored to St, Petersburg where | 
“resident, is the grandson of Mrs. | Greenway. 
-Mr, Greenway, a former Pontiac’ 
\Minnie Cannon and. nephew - of 
‘Robert Cannon,   DAV Auxilia 
Juniors Install 
j New er 
      
      
    
         
     
      
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\Chapter Ss 
: trayes chim     
  
- During the business meeting 
Mrs. plans were completed for a mother 
“James and daughter banquet to be held 
‘May 5 at Rotunda Inn.     Installing officers were 
  
    a 
Circle Delivers Gift 
Members of Friendship Circle 
Ny met at the home of Mrs. Thomas 
  
  
        
        group sented with an Easter outfit.   
  
  Be Wary of Bargains | ‘hese pretty flower potholders will prove to be “‘show-offs” of! 
The love of a bargain has led'ing Kitehen. Yeu'll find them fun 
many a woman into a fashion , to make and so nice to use. (A’ 
fiaseo, Then she’s faced With 1WO jovely item for shower-giving or possibilities: wearing something ,. 9 pazaar donation!) 
she dislikes or letting it stay pattern. Ne. 5796 contains biot-| around in her closet. Moral: Ap- iron transfer for pansy, poppy and 
proach any sale with caution and .unflower designs; sewing and em-| 
an exact knowledge of your fashion proidery, directions. ; | 
needs, | Sends. 25¢ in coins, your ndiae |   
Se a ee eee ie aa ‘address and the pattern number 
_ito Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 
‘372 W. Quincey St. Chicago 6, Tit. 
It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework | 
‘Album—56 colorful pages showing 
many pretty designs; plus direc-   
    
  
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      Petite 
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Jacohsen’s 
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eos and a quilt. Only 25e a copy! 
_ Layette Set 
: Eyes Trend — 
‘in Fashions By DOROTHY ROE 
Babies are the most important 
members of today’s society—and 
jthey are rapidly me the' 
|Most numerous, 
With a new record baby crop’ 
forecast for 1957, designers and 
,manufacturers are working over- 
time to provide the correct 
' fashions for today's discerning 
“ youngest set, 
’ Last year almost four and a 
siquarter million new babies were 
& ‘born in the United States. This 
“\year the prospects are for even 
F more. ‘The year 1957 will be the 
»;seventh record-breaking year for 
the bahy population, according to 
present statistics. This means 
imore and better baby clothes, 
more high chairs, rattles, toys, 
baby carriages and, of course, 
homes, automobiles and schools. 
* * * 
In tune with the tempo of the 
*itimes, today’s babies are definite- 
lly fashion conscious. They start 
-|watching télevision shows while 
*\they are still taking their bottles, 
-\and by the.time they can toddle 
‘| they have definite ideas about 
lwhat they want to wear. 
‘| Manufacturers of baby garments 
*ifrom layette to Mndergarien. thus 
are put on their mettle. And this   wil 
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Styles from QOS to 1395 
PAULI’S SHOE STORE 35 N. Saginaw 
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i's Again Beat 
Detroif, 2-1, in 
Season Opener Yankee \ \Castoff Holds 
Bengals to Four Hits; 
Bunning Pitches Today 
KANSAS CITY, No. @ — The 
‘Big Tom Morgan held the Tigers| 
a Sour dle eat Keenes Cy ou 
fielder Gus Zernial smashed a 6th 
inning lead-off. home -run against 
Frank Lary to hand the Alabama! - 
righthander his second successive 
season opener defeat by a score 
of 2-1, 
* * * 
Zernial's seventh-inning double 
off Lary last year broke up the 
opener at Briggs Stadium in 
Detroit, 
A crowd of 24,457 sat through 
2 misty rain to watch the Tigers 
“get their 57th American League 
season under way. 
Lary, whose 21 victories last 
season led the American League, 
battled: Morgan, who was traded 
to the A’s by the New. York 
Yankees last winter, on almost 
even terms until the 6th when 
Zernial banged one over the left 
field wall. _ 
Joe DeMaestri drove home Jim 
Pisoni with the A’s winning run 
in the 7th afte? Pisoni singled and 
advanced on Morgan's sacrifice. 
The Tigers, limited to two hits 
by Morgan for the first seven 
innings, almost got things start- 
ed in the eighth. With one out, 
Harvey Kuenn poked a single to 
right. Al‘Kaline forced Kuenn 
on a fielder's choice but Charley 
Maxwell slammed a triple past 
dohnny Groth in right, scoring 
Kaline. 
Morgan, however, forced Ray 
Boone to fly out to end the threat. 
Lary walked only one batter and 
fanned four in giving up seven. 
hits. 
Jim Bunning is scheduled to face 
Ned Garver when the. Tigers meet, 
the A’s again today. 
KANSAS CITY DETROIT 
    ; Old Story for Tigers) nee    THIRTY. ONE” 
Paul "Mebeaakl cas 
mark as a catcher, broke heig 
a third baseman and, shortstop 
with Pittsfield, Mags. ‘ih 
, ern League in 1926, 
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Musial Aims for NL Title 
Majors F ollowing Pattern By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; 
aml 13-4 in yesterday's opener. ‘the way ~~ beat Detroit 2-1 with tion, the P itisleurgh Pirates ended The 1957 major le season is| ‘an eight-game jinx by defeating) ‘barely 24 hours old on a full, 2. The Milwaukee Braves, ou,to a four-hitter for the Kansas City: southpaw Jokany ‘Antonelli and) 
fledgéd basis, yet everything show they can do-the job and gen-| Athletics as an escapee from the 4. New York Giants $2. 
|seems to be falling into the pre- erally conceded the best pitching New York Yankee bullpen. \ . @ s 
dicted pattern: staff in the league, came from be-| 4 Newcomer Gino Ciimoli, de-. I | 
«* * * hind to beat the Chicago Cubs 41 scribed in the spring by Manager In the American, the Chicago) 
1, Stan (The Man) Musial-wasn't 0? Warren Spahn’s four-hit pitch- walt Alston as “‘one guy who has) White a a Billy perce = 
kidding when he. said he was/iné. : to be in the line-up,” belted a a ears : rep ~ rad = 
shooting eee his seventh National x * * ‘inning home run to, give the \° oaey s n fa ings; the) 
3. Tom Morgan; insisting all| Brooklyn Dodgers a 76 decision New York Yankees broke up a on | 
Cardinals, along he was a starting pitcher! over the Philadelphia Phillies in in the ninth to defeat the W crores! 
; ‘6 ton Senators and Chuck Stobbs picked as the most improved|and not a reliefer, made We fimt the lone night game. a2, and Bosten's Red Sox packed! 
their punch into one inning to end. 
Baltimore's stay in first place 4-2. 
* * * 
Musial, the 36-year-old lefty 
swinger who wants to hit .340—his'| 
lifetime average — this season 
doubled twice to lead the 17-hit 
Cardinal attack. Herm Wehmeier 
spiked the Redlegs’ big guns, per-| 
mitting only four extra base hits 
(all doubles into the overflow 
jerowd of 32,54 in Cincinnati's 
ehummy Crosley Field!. Rookie 
Bobby Gene Smith homered with 
two dn and Wally Moon socked a 
three-run shot for the Cards. John 
ny Klippstein lost it, the Redlegs’ 
worst opening day defeat since   
  
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‘ wk ow 
The night opener, first in Phillie 
history, drew 37,667—a -season- 
opening record ‘for the Phils. 
The Pirates managed just three 
hits off Antonelli, but his own bob- 
ble of a bunt led to two fifth inning 
runs and their first decision over 
the lefty ace since 1955. Frank 
Thomas homered for the Bucs, 
who wrapped it up for righthander 
. Bob Friend with six runs in the 
AP Wirephete eighth—only one of them earned— 
dium opener yesterday. Fitzgerald threw to first byoparee onal ed Pisckagranal 
after dropping the third strike. New York won, | ' sonia       PARTING. WAYS — Washington catcher Ed 
. Fitzgerald leaves his mask behigd as he leaps 
to pick up the ball when Andy Carey of the           mipas | 
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play. The A s § beat t the Tigers i in a the opener, 2-1. -   
   
         
           Records Fall in Women’s National Swimming Meet ‘ 
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. we—! Fifteen-year-old Miss Cone, of 
Olympic winner Shelley Mann is Ridgewood, N.J., turned in 2: 2.2 
out to top her own 200-yard but- in the 200-yard backstroke to’ terfly mark tonight in the wake break the American and national | 
of three record-breaking perform. indoor women's marks she Bet! 
ances in the National AAU sen-, last year. 
ior, women’s indoor swimming and’ Miss Botkin, 13, of Sccteain| 
diving championships. Oaks, Calif., won the 100-yard) 
“Why these kids make me feel ‘freestyle final in a record 58.3 
like an old lady,” said 19year- after’ a record-equaling qualifying 
‘old: Shelley after wating three heat of 58.5. The old mark was set 
pretty teen-agers—Sylvia Ruuska, by Chicago's Jody Alderson three 
Carin Cone and Molly Botkin — years ago. 
splash to new records in last) ia aaa 
rht's ) " night 8 opening of the three-day Crary Thinclads Win 
meet. 
Miss Ruuska, a freckled-faced Isaac Crary Junior High took six first of eight events, along 
ee pat m PRCA tas a oe with two seconds and aig taney 
at 5:08 in i. yard individual to defeat Eastern Junior High 3 
medley qualifying heat. This bet. 79 in @ dual track Meet yesterday. 
tered the world’s record set by M.| Tim Underwood won the high’ 
Kok of Holland in 1955, Miss jump with 5-feet-1 and the 100 
Ruuska returned to win the final yard dash in :11.7, and he also 
in 5.08.1. iran a a leg in ) the relay, MIDAS MUFFLER 
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  for the Giants, with the first of 
| New York Yankees struck in the Yankee Sta- 2-1. . ‘his two doubles his 2,001st safety in 
ZZ ~ — | — lthe majors. 
ir ; ‘Maple Nine Wins, 6-0 |M Chi inksmen Win | | organ Hap PY le 5 eC | Birmingham- opened” its 1957 
baseball season by defeating South- | 
‘field 6-0 yesterday. - | “|pene Over ‘Jacks Tom Estes and Larry fiowee| 
for Athletics Paced by the medalist shooting shared the Maple pitching duties, | 
F a aca én 7 “You axe of Jerry Martin, up from the 1956, giving up four hits between them. 
ell every y at am rea happy to be working for the Kan- JV squad, Pontiac High’ s golfers 
yesterday opened their season with ‘sas City Athletics.” 8% ble vi Astiar HU 
ee n : an 82-62 victory over ur Hi That's what Tom Morgan said ite hit 77 on the Saginaw CC, He's Pitching 
  
IN TODAY'S SPORTS 
Bowlerama Finalists, Pagé 35. 
Montreal Wins Stanley Cup,     
  after pitching the Athletics to a 
ABRE ABR A: n Gratt% 4 6 @ Bolling «6 9 + Victory over the Detroit Tigers topes 20 ‘ e3 Finigas 3b 2 ee in a damp American League sea-| Zern: ~ r) 
Groth rt 1 0 O°Bertoia sy @ @ @ SON Opener before 24,457 fans yes- 
semene $33 Euteee $f itera. : i me rr | 
‘Bmitne 38 @ Maxwell i 201) It _— Morgan’ pep riageh = erv ¢ Boone - 4 @++an opening game a ac 
Pisoni cf 1 1 1 Tuttle ef 3 0 Morganp 1 0 6 B-Smail 1 0 ¢ beat Frank Lary, Detroit ace, | 
Oemaestriss 3 6 1 Doe ; . 1 made it even more important 
9 
C-Roblases 1 0 0 \to him. 
Totals 39 3 7 Totals 30 1 4] “I was named to start the sea-' 
A-Lined out for Pinigan in 8th, | —o for the Yaukees 
B-Struck out for Tuttle in 9th against Washington in 1951, but C-Grounded out for Lary in 9th, i gal st jthat one was rained out,’’ Mor- 
Detroit ooo 000 016-1 gan said. “This was the first! 
Kansas City 00 001 “2 chance | I had to work in an opener. 
E-None. RBI-Zernial, Demaestri, Max-|and I just hope I convinced the’ well 2B-Wilson, 3B-Maxwell. HR-Zernial.| 
6-Morgan 2, Lary. Left-Detroft 8, Kansas ‘Kansas City fans I like to pitch’ 
City 6. BB-Lary 1, Morgan 4 ae for them."’ 
4. Morgan 3. R-ER—Lary 2-2; Mo 
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WEDNESDAY'S BASEBALL 
AMERICAN LEAGUE 
TUESDAY'S RESULTS 
Kansas City 2. Detroit 1 
p |New York 2, Washingion 1 | 
Gnicage “3, Cleveland 2, 11 in * Vian ist * 
The Won Lest Pet. behing | New York 4 0 1900 — | Chicago _i........ 1 6 100 — Kansas City sft 0 1000 — Boston me | © 1000 — ‘Balt 1 1 500 % : Cleveland —s...... ° 1 Oo 1 
Detroit =o... 66. o 1 oo 1 : BOX Washington =... 0 z= 0 1% 
PRESS WEDNESDAY’S GAMES ‘ a on     Detroit at 
The Bavarians of the Michigan) Oy seme 
Soccer ague looking for THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE 
players trom Oakland Colm. Any] Cleveland at at nate = person wishing to play soccer with foe Tas at Bostad a t'pm 
the Bavarians this year should 
call team manager Len Morgan in 
Birmingham, MI 43164, The sea) pi:.5. NATIONAL LEAG 
  
  week of M sittock oh, Sires son opens the Ist week of May. Miawaukee | ‘ c i 
x *« * Philsdalp is 6, 12 innings 
Pontiac Baseball Eeteratien = |Bickowe * 1 we 4 
dohn Abel, president; a) faeoreney 1 8 ise — 
Irish, vice president, and John |Phiadetptia ° } “ee i 
Streit, secretary-treasurer, , hicago, Le * * x cinnatl Sircon 1 oo (1 
Managers or representatives of| EDNESDAY'S fonda 
softball New York oat at Pittsburgh, e 1:30 
women's City Leagu uben Gomes (7-17) vs. Late” Arreye 
teams are urged to attend the Ist) rt fie 
mectng ot he yar oe a 10 ee SO RAD wth in t s creation $ 
partment office, City Hall. | THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE 
* * * Philadelphia a! New York. 4 oe 
A home run belted by Cleve- Saieee na tees finan m, 
land’s Vie Wertz against the 
Meson canton game ape (West Bloomtield 
Nips Northville   
  
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“the farthest I ever hit a ball” 
Le ek 
it his efforts were to no avail as of the Land-O-Lakes alleys con; the Must were 4 out by 
wen Bloomfield, 5724° to 57. 
rears with 2214 points. 
Biery won the broad jump and 
the 440, took runner-up honors, in' 
t the high jump and ran a leg on 
over Royal Oak. He entered Northvilje’s ‘winning 880 relay 
wae team. Larry 
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BOAT BUILDER — Bob Plew, 692 Brookside, 
Birmingham, is an avid follower of the art of 
sailing — and building — sleek craft like the 
smart Lightning he is working on these days 
in his garage (above). Plew is adding some- 
thing special to the boat, one of two which 
-reputedly are the only two of their kind in the home awaiting 
  country. The other is under “wraps” at Plew’s 
Club season. Plew is fleet- secretary and the 
committee chairman for the July 19-20-21 Mich- 
igan District Lightning Regatta at PYC. Mrs. 
Piew, helping Bob with a bit of fitting is also 
an ardent sailing fan. _/THE PONTIAC PRESS) WEDNESDAY, 
, For the first time, according to! 
of trout in Oakland County waters. 
  ‘resident, $15 to-$20. Camp license 
‘non-resident, $3.50 to $10; resident, 
‘$2 to $3. “lt 
Rep. John Kilbourne (R - Petos- 
key), chairman, of the house fish 
and fisheries committee, said his 
igroup probably would act Thurs- 
day on proposed increases of fish 
license fees.’ 
The bill to take setting of special 
deer seasons away from the con- 
, [servation department, sponsored 
by Rep, Dominic Jacobetti (D- 
Negaunee), is strougly opposed by 
the conservation department which 
maintains its authority to set brief 
seasons for deer of either 
; sex is a major factor in its pro- 
. }gram of deer herd contfol. 
dacobetti, however, asserted 
the program is steadily 
ing the size of the herd through. 
out the upper peninsula and 
sibly in the Lower Peninsula. 
Marshall said a number of the   
decreas- | ddition to this total 10,000 lake| | 1. & -& 
“Se far as we know now,” sald 
a hatchery official . today, “the 
spring planting will be done by 
“the Wolf Lake Hatchery (pear 
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Area lakes were stocked last fall 
rainbows, browns in streams 1,400 
and 300 brooks in streams). Inj; 
trout were planted, mostly in 
Maceday Lake. : 
  
    committee members who voted to 
send the bill to the floor actually 
‘were opposed to it but preferred| 
to give house members a say =| 
the matter. The second game of the 1956 
World Series was the longést nine 
inning Series game in history. It; 
lasted three hours, 
Brooklyn beat the Yankees, 13-8, 
  
Slaps ‘Panther Hunt’   
By JACK PATTERSON 
Recent events up around Cedar- 
ville leave .small doubt in. the 
mind of the reflective reader that 
certain elements ; 
among our hunt- 
ing frater-. 
Pentise Press Photo | ; 
the start of the Pontiac Yacht | hundred man pos 
field on the 
strength of re- 
ports that a cou- PATTERSON 
gar, panther, mountain lion, puma, 
        
Kids Learn Truth About Fishing By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Kid fishing projects are getting a sudden change. 
ose thing’s as decent as a 1911 swim- 
ming suit, The only thing dampen- 
    
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WHAT’S ITS NAME?—That is the question Mrs. Charles Proulx, 
367 Newport, Pontiac, would like answered. Her 5-year-old son Peter 
(above) picked up the pert little bird in a field, took it home. It's now 
  But it’s all right to look. Every-'ed was some misguided enthus- ~—|catamount — all euphemisms for 
| the same animal; Felis concolor) 
— was abroad in the area. 
It is .a sad commentary on 
human nature that the appear- 
jasm on the part of some helpful 
adults, 
For quite a spell the idea, 
seemed to be to get youngsters 
interested in angling by starting 
them in under deliberately phony 
fishing conditions far better than 
they ever were likely to see on 
their own.   Appearance of a cougar in 
Upper Michigan, after a_ half- 
century absence from the eastern 
U. S. would be a minor miracle. 
* * Called Bad Sportsmanship: ‘Some Hints for Fly Addicts) house for the next few days. 
Another “panther” sighting in || 
such short order would probably 
see the inconveniences of mar- 
tial law imposed upon us. 
There’s only a week and a half 
to kill before the trout season 
have uncovered a source of nicely|' 
tied dry flies with superb hackle, 
a far cry from the usual commer- 
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  dismaying nonsense. After all, 
what public servant wants to be- |— 
come famous as a fellow who [ 
sternly denied a few fish to little 
children? .<   
      
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   One of the newest developments. 
came Saturday, when trout fish-| 
ing season opened in New York.’ 
Rod and reel expert Joan Salvato'| 
conducted the first of a series of 
fishing clinics for boys and girls. 
at Central Park Lake in New York. | 
         
Sportsmen’ | 
A ae GOLF BALLS Approves Year’s |i 200 whem cm me 
Comm ittee Heads DOS, ic .secsere Sriboc 
Executive committee of the Oak- | Fite. Irregulars. Dos. 
land County Sportsman's Club has 
selected the following committee | 
chairmen to serve during the cur-'] $25.00 beawee 
    
      
        thriving in a vacant canary cage. Trent year. Golf Bags. ..........:. 
By-laws, Ed Spicer; partia- | $15.00 Wilson $Q°% | 
Off-Season Hatch? mectarian, Jerry Revtemn; men JOM BA ee. DW ; bership, Dr. P. B. Jones and’ Kd |] $22.50 Nadco 1 e . « « Spicer; building and grounds, Golf Cart ...... ferns 
Baby Bird Found in Field) Wat "ussee:tegsinwe, ‘ov | 00 sratane 34 498 White; insurance, Jerry Wooli- | 4 Wood = Soscee see 
ever, Tice Woody, and Dr. P.‘B. | 
By H. GUY MOATS brown-white flecked feathers, and a Jones; conservation, Charley | 
Little Peter Proulx started an\ti"¥; half-inch long white-ipped| Miles; M.U.C.C, Ea Spicer, || Matched Golf Outfit interesting round of conjecture this 8Pade tail, with wings too short at|-planaing committee, executive of- 5 trons Comite oot , present for flight marks ‘the bird. 
Scottie rel a RS NE Frank xachun: 1] 4 Siting SBS along” in a field. Peter, the 5-year-| Some who have seen it GoaghtltCee Te Sees Seely eaieains, ua 
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charies|it might be a quail. But conserva-| i* wis Wrenn; snack bar, Jerry} 
Proulx, 367 Newport, Pontiac, took tion men say this is hardly likely, ustem; police and parking, Mel-f 512.09 wiser * 7.98] "the feathered stroller home where|as quail do not nest until warmer ry J\cra:, sman game and water. Tennis Racket ....,. vooess ade | 
i now seems to be sted gown tolweather (late May). They are algo! Charles Chapman; water re-] 130 neseat * 9.98] zi, it is not a tiny, off. n Neuenschwander;. pac svesse - ae 
a Tite of cane, in the former home jatched’ pheasant, nora lark. 1t/skeet and trap, Romer Coss: arch-* 2,2" #5995 y has some characteristics’ of .the Ty, Tom Adams; beagle club, Ed] 425» noner $17.98 - SAN the 1 eg Panga latter bird, but oufdoor people say| Baker ae Junior Rifle Club, a re neers . 
about the it is far too early for such apPlvis Henry and /Merrick Guy; rms “= ue fall-feathered creature. The bird ‘situation. yoy fe * Pistol Club Fred er, and Rifle | Torms Cash — Layaway | 
+ eesratnenget rons shat a viditY feathered out" says Cyrit’Adams,| ‘This, as noted, is just one off ‘© ERGREE It shows none of the jRoechester conservation man,|the new ¢ é A numbers, 1 ‘ Cked 
contentedly in Peter’s hand. | Anybody know what it’s rlame is? and clamped down of fishing ‘con-| _ T9N. Soginew St. 
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ing, slashing — turned out ‘to be a 
comparatively easy 51 win. last 
for ¢he hard-hitting Cana- 
* * * 
The Canadiens finished off the 
best-of-7 series with a.4-1 margin. 
Over the five-game distance they 
‘outscored the Bruins 15-6. 
* * * 
From the time rookie Andre 
Pronovost scored the first goal 
late in the opening period, ¢ 
crowd sensed a Montreal vict 
—the second successive cup‘ win.| 
The five Montreal goals were 
Referee Frank Udvari called 17 
penalties, including three five-min- 
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n | BFS. d, and Leo Labine a tagged! in the second period, Pierson com- 
EAST LANSING, Mich. ® — 
John Kobs, Michigan State base- 
ball coach and chairman of the 
NCAA baseball rules committee, 
gave a report tgday on the cold 
war between the colleges and the 
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Cats Sign Ex-Badger 
HAMILTON, Ont, & .— The 
Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced. 
last night they have signed tack- 
je-linebacker Dave Summinskj for 
the 1957 Big Four Football’ Union 
season. 4 “t * * 
Summinski, a star at the Univer- 
sity of Wisconsin in 1952, played 
last year with the Chicago Cardi- 
nals of the NFL.   
WEST POINT — Army's biggest 
football scores were wins over 
Colgate by 55-46 last season, and|! 
the all-time mark of 89-7 over 
  Dickinson in 1929, 
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j Day's Contests 
i _ | By THE ASSOCIATED } t 
with a slight cut on| Yesterday's eight 
Laurent with ajgames in. the majors 
sy, Pen he Dei ea and Dollard St Laurent of , lion Lage < Goaate mn 
treal put on a high-sticking ) Richard, Mom |temperatures and threat of rain. 
en, Se The total, averaging out to 31, 
poo ge i period. 592 a game, included 37,667 for 
a slight con-|Philadelphia’s first. night game 
three stitches|°Pener — an all-time first-game 
5 heed. record for the National League 
Pt Pithe ‘National pulled in 127,273 Boston de- * wre 
ne at daca st shoulder to pro scouts who come prevent Moore |‘PPing the 1956 s 
  Kobs said. “I can already say it - paghncesor Washington i New | York 3.64 
seems to be working.” of, a, badly] etre af xansss ne The fuss between 
and the pros started Lepgrod ges * NATIONAL LEAGUE major leagues decided Brookiya at 
Sune books 9m a: ceremony the! 5° souls st signing college ie: ete * 
+ _* pedipsope> aro yabane Phase “They mostly ignored se —_ TUESDAY'S FIGUTS 
way,” said Kobs, “They claimed) . The cup was) 1. j, Tutpotated "Davey Walden, 
{Webb Seeking KO some good already. At, least, by 
giving them the freeze, we're 
Kobs said he, personally, was 
a little bit sorry to have to give 
the cold shoulder to the pro E 
  
of Sandy Tonight 
Chicago, No. 3 middleweight con-| 
tender, will: be under orders to 
try for a knockout tonight in aim- 
ing for his 20th straight victory 
against Randy Sandy. 
* * * 
Webb is a 2-1 favorite in the 
nationally televised — 10 p.m. 
EST, ABC — 10-round bout at Chi- 
cago Stadium and may get an ear- 
ly summer crack at the crown if 
he wins, — : 
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One of tonight's more interested 
spectators at ringside will be mid- 
dieweight champion Gene Full- 
mer, who is in training in Chicago’ 
for his title defense in a rematch 
with Sugar Ray Robinson at the 
stadium May 1. 
  
Spine Surgery Advised BALTIMORE  — Ronnie Han- 
sen, highly-regarded 18-year-old 
shortstop prospect of the Balti- 
more Orioles, has been advised) 
to submit to surgery on his spine   
CHICAGO # — Spider Webb of ) 
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jbowling times have been estab- 
jrepresent the 13 leading bowlers 
ae Curing qualifying at each of the 
‘Mithree alleys — Dixie Recreation, 
jg Land-O-Lakes and Auburn Lanes. 
i The women qualified at the same 
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| Original plans called for 11 wom- LIVIN": atin het STHE PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1957_ 
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R. K. Bone (662), J. Thill (661), 
I. Gray, Jerry Stoll and W. McKim 
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Tosh (658), W. 
Jerome Jakobowski (652). L. Seay 
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Balch and Glen Bartle (648), Stan- 
Joseph Chappellie (645), R.- M. 
Baker (644) and Lester Lemaster i eh it #8     ;     
    
    
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Herman Bishop /(640), Clendon)| 
Treaster (639), G, Howard (637), 
Jim Hoke (636), ' Bill Johns and| 
\Ivan Ewald (629), Joe Tinson (622), 
William O’Brien (619), L. Barcome, | 
H. Surbury and K. A. Senior (618), 
WOMEN QUALIFIERS 
Gerry Weber (664), Karen Par- 
go (643), Pat Donner (631), Helen|i 
Smith (630), Marion McNair (629),/ 
Mrs. Lyle Bailey (618), Lois Flet- 
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nak and Donna Verhey (605), D,} 
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| Larry Hughes scored 15% points 
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Walled Lake totaled 79 5/12 points, 
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5|Hollywood Headlines Cth s Office Lists | 
| Odd Situations Come Up Recent Births in Area 
waacons |) Interviews With Stars Tae Sellentag ia 6 tat of ihe land County fathers named on birth 
certificates recently registered 
(rhind tn sarin oy Roltywond I. She was ‘unable to answer “ques-|with the County Clerk's office: 
By HUBBARD KEAVY - tions and look well! for.the pic- M4 0. Butler. Charles &. erinber, tures at the same time, A one-jzoon, Bai. Lloyd A. Cook, Brnie 
ae ees —— reluc- track mind, if I ever saw one. Hie ine, rh. > rt ty g 
keep a io interview Richman, : i 
{Luige Rainer. Our dog had fale ace sparkle | Wardell, Poe Hemm, . Es '. 
puppies and our sons were in a * = A ry include; watem-3, Wanien: 
happy dither, I drove to M-G-M South Lyons; Robert B. Shunatons, 
Studio wishing I could have stayed) Some stars talk readily, speak-/Densid G Gorman, and Cart, J, Goer, 
— ra * mus = Barrymore was one, His brother| sem and "Donald Barnick,  Uvies: Pe Lionel would discuss any subject ais ow —e Billy 6. Hutte x 
Saygy ee greens Kool ae but himself in a brill wite nivera 7, Prisoay, Barl w. oH Sheets, ti, : 
re te clare prevogative, But) Way. Humphrey Bogart loved! tows: ard A. “LaLone, Medison Heights; Cn cogs 
when she oeees she was ting, |*2 talk on any subject. Fred Mac- Pog eaatand Be 3. Allie, : 
She didn’ pouting. murray, When he came here in ag Dake Tonbdiolo and Jimmie G. 
n't want to be interviewed. Weeks, Be vi Wesley H. Smith, Troy;| 
She didn’t like interviews, But the the 30s, was a dull and uninter-| {oa"E. Micolay, Wixom. Mio said it ‘had on tn piesting talker, But, having devel- 
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: you what I sleep in? What I eat?|during interviews. There is one : awed hee. Se eet SHOW STARTS AT 7:20 P. : 
qe q AHOE ves bs a, wey mete ssl age ag eno che warded it because a power polel § S*QS ANE? 
‘ crossarm extends over his pro- 
“Miss Rainer,"* I said, “this with profanity. But even on her perty line. Keesl complained Will Be Shown Only Once 
3412 Dixie Hwy. OR 38-9754 may not interest you one bit. But|it doesn’t sound good. Ava Gard! that it marred the view trom his| ff —Sterts at 8:30 P. Mom 
BANQUETS and PARTIES — at home — log Credited neally @y wasted) with-on eye) hme Rock Hudson, Jas. Dean 
| there swith them, than here, with|dropper, float two drops of ver-| , Elizabeth Taylor ~ 
Baa aaa, : lyou. But I.represent the fans who| Mouth on a glassful of gin. While Mother Hits It Lucky — IN—— 
go to see your pictures and it is|Vsitin Richard Dix, a neighbor 
<@ |my job to tell those fans what you d in to talk about treatment! SAN DIEGO, Calif,  — Mrs. 
Kare like in real life. Believe me,|/of mother-in-law. What Dix had to| Jerome O'Connor hit the jackpot 
™i\I do not enjoy this particular say about in-laws made better| when she took her 15 children out 
day's work any more than you|reding than his: answers to my/for hamburgers, She happened to WHERE 
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\ MEE ! iy ta Sco Snes eae scares lat = ‘The LIVING SWAMP’ is = > a’ hour and you could cour- ~~ IN COLOR — 
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_ Qitivives No longer | Busty Gals Deformed, |isic pet am si te CLOSED > CARNEGIE, Okla.  — A recent | tions, We tried it out first 
suney sieved ony ooo iodan| QAYS Lauren Bacall Marie Wilson and she, being #0 MON.—TUES. couple in the Kiowa Comanche effusive and given to gesturing 
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on a commercial scale. At one| jew YORK—Lauren Bacall says gals with size-40 bustiines| Next we tried It om a Tamous 
time it was a thriving industry|.»» deformed—and even though they're Hollywood stars, “a or ppg ypcor og Paar 
. . aa : - +. deformity’s a deformity.” 
.The couple still doing it — Mr. * * * ; and Mrs, Willie Turtle of the Sad- “why, I heard you were going to wear falsies,” I said LOUNGE 
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WO OOOO AS in the East, , Bogart always sat. e tive and-former Muskegon city 
{commissioner Walter S, Sowles 
WHAT!” She drew herself up to her full expansion— plans to resign this summer as| 
about a 34, I'd say. “I don’t believe in falsies. Whatever | 5 ccictant regional director pf. the 
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just sick of deformed girls!” Looking chic In a lavendar-and-/ 1948 to 1952, at Haggerty Read. EM 3-9 
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iene kindled a blaze in a gold lighter Bogie gave her years ago. 
xk ket > 
“And I don't like real handsome men, either, never have,” 
‘STARTS ; FRIDAY! \said “Baby.” 
“Well, that lets me out,” I ! 
TLIKE E MAGIC...1T'S HERE AGAIN 
Full of fantasy, fun and delight! 
      
  said. 
“Gushing fellows who give 
you that lingering look!” she 
explained’ “I usually like 
shorter fellows.” 
Baby busts out in \a 
bathing suit in her new 
picture, “Designing Wom- 
an,” and of course shows 
her legs—which she says 
have been spoken of very 
highly by men aware girls 
still have them. 
“Right now I’m excited 
iabout my children visiting me 
LAKE THEATER MA. [here. It eventually send 
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- NW Then she returned to her PORT a) earlier mood. . Zi NC No (MAN —_ xk * * 
i “I know what!” she announced. “We're going to start ear- i 
! biting. I do it in the picture with Gregory Peck. You can a ANGEL! - pa CAREY 
|ear-bite with or without a 40 bustlige!” Qenis FREE 
* caged ; : : MN Happiest Millionai | f | - ova, leaving “Happies onaire,” says, suenueeueene fd 
: 5 | he’s tired of Walter Pidgeon’s criticisms” ... Terry Moore lost. v i Food JAMES CAGNEY 
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        : ee Stocks scat helene os “New York Pa Innocent Defen ‘ (Late Morning Quotations) PHILADELPHIA @® — Court . VW GP) Nees = are 
Crier D, Michael Tankle was just ., Higher esting prices  16- [Air Red ..... $69 Johns Mam «.. 484 about to ask the Criminal Court , on ta trade, oe Barly trade Aliied al 12, 3a, Kemmecoge. 20 
jury for the- verdict in a drunken eoiuce oocce | ennsnateameciey ene a aie aah? gee eo Sree owns Cages ee ( ‘ , Bb ; 
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. ' DETROIT WHOLESALE PRODUCE ; rene 2d oo. “yh vty 2 ee i, Am ap... 424 in ienéen Mi as fendant William B. ae jen © : . ind ‘ : f : 4 tam Cyan .... 7. PC sys 
. ; The following prices cover sales ad steers 20.$0-21.75: “iutlity and standard : El 363 bee eh ae: 
missing. was . locally grown produce uce of Ne. 3 the jateers 16008 oe he etes ini; NEW YORK um — Stock market fe ese ss Lone § Com” is Turned out a re’ CHICAGO ™ — Wheat futures) pormers itera by grower on i ep jo 14.60; most canners and cutters prices improved early this afier- Am — vs we Mace Trk ...) 30 
just too much for “the jury ; 4n’ earlyiby them in ee wen ravers rr 00-13-00: otnmmetcial Walls ae te 16.50; te derate. trading. ye pos 664. ee or 
fainted in a chair — tal on) PRICES ; Ng, nO shockers. Am Tel & Tei 177.3 ‘ 
He was taken to a hospital, ee buy-l; = Appin Delicious, fener. 6 ok fencf,| Calves. - Salable’ 00. Vealers moder-| io. seaiiy were up from frac- 44) McGraw ‘ast 
box, : reported _— . prcyrorephanr| little: 3 ‘a bur Non See. sm be "eS, a an fwsedey,. mast siden to around 2 points. But there Am Viscose #8 Mere oe 2 rons sales during this year's first vee ee ms ' , » 3.50° bu: pom el Anaconda .... 65.5 ‘Soorr ch & 6 sai 
good. a ing, Corn and oats tcinvosh, eerily. fancy Bpy. fancy, choice 10 prime Vealers 28 -00-30.00; good scattering of losers. 53.4 “ s of $1.100,- ; , snybenne cry 23 bu. Apples, Northern Spy, : tder held higher; standard WAS a Armco Mtl... 824 sag ge Pa; quarier were in excess AW, 
nt. = ad “me Hie te Red. No.l “eect Apri and good. veuiers 18.00: when cull Nee The mre ge maygetn neato Au Get Line. a3 Minn P&L 1. 368 000,090 L. L. Colbert, president, | ‘The verdict: innoce' were W 
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— he through’ VEGETABLES, M =— Bests, topped, | — Salable 600. Mid morning ‘start but [Atl Retin so “— fe gs there 374 told a shareholde € | . Board of Education of Continued rainy weather 1,50-3.00 bu. oeunege, carly. bat Peo: eae tacranad wear corte ——— phatic about the rise. Flurries of of Aveo. Ms rp * a . Megt Ward 428| Exact figures on sales and oir Fag ao the } ; the ee moe pose Went ano ott we Be Pi vege, suandard ta Topped: now drourid 300. 2 ee share ‘activity punctuated the watenncnt, Beret. © ae Murra Cp 38 i were not disclosed, However, tu 6 setlona act oe by et fluence in mo yhea 180-200 bu. Carr . few omme ote natixe| President Eisenhower's s' Benguet ..... 2, Bise rie the c tion 
dated A bs . root, No. 1, slaughter lambs, « few 
-. 44 Nat Dairy... 5 Colbert said corpora is fiymed somewhat pd vane L “a e148 by. Pay 1 i oot ee ee, ee ‘at his news conference which in| See me aes fat ae a) shipped 421,000 vehicles during this| pixe st.. sometime ‘Monday night te esumted this ‘Com mission v0 teke of a tight supply situa this oesiets Leeks, “No. 1, ‘1.2bci.tb  @0e-\tablished: one lot good to moeny Pelee dicated friendliness to the Harris! Sera - SA Set Bind 4 year's first thgee months, com-| ster thieves broke a window, the secgmary stepe 14, trom | the more wheat moving out of ibe catene’ dry, taney Pais. i» tra ao. several tots. ill "unsold natural gas bill apparently stimu-| care +: Oh. WMT eel ared with 308,000 in the first entered the building and ran- portherly ay ot Comneres Bees Be 
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' 4 — a of the first hour No. 1, 160-175 30 behs. Pars cull to choice slaughter ewes 3.008.004.1064 some stocks but not all with : + ee No Am Av .. 313 quarter of 1956. sacked several offices according \ *. corner of the West Bloomfield . ear end ‘root, No. 1, 2.00-2.50 . 3. | aa natural gas interests, cs | sive 4 be | . WA illiam V, Coulacos, director. School 2 Indiandale. g old style wheat was 43 to 1 pent Pe Fetanips, No. ray lees io éantane trcvetece | Generally, the new background: Gal Pack . s re Beet Airin cl iba “Prospects for a oe to ip ee ener gee A intereaetits Tan nigh ay 4 atte july 82.10% ‘Bin, non LRT don bebe. CHICAGO, April 16 AP) —- Ssiabie was mixed. Prospects for a three- Ce Camp soup .. 348 Owens ‘er @.i| er ‘ce eee w cmeak said. | Forrest Howe, 8 out St we | West Bloomfield ark, 8 request recites f; .waa 2 igher,|naeeere: bathouse. taney, ‘Lee Sl: aout 6.500; batehers eteedy te 26 & iday weekénd added a note of cau- Can Pac || 42. PacGa@ zg. ahead : to serve 90 days that said School District owns the prop- os \% lower to 4s higher, Rhubarb, hothou “Sib. box. Rhubarb, early: ‘pat later only Cegocoiing 4 active. 18.7 - A.W Air 15.1) “Our dealers report a continued Jail Saturday by |trty both sides corn was % box: No. 1, .60-.80 . {| seas weak; instances tion, Capital Auth ; . 3 County Drive, and 2038. oats higher fancy, 28 dor. bobs: oe pews slow. sendy ' a: ic, a -*' 46) enthusiasm our cars, and , field Township Justice |e, of eon- to te lower, egy wi rye was un- sae “bv, ‘Sauadh, ‘Mabberd: sipping “demand: mined 2 yoo ie ae me qe abe aptin too quacter’s MUA lesel of ier. Distatle. ater bleeding uigered the edvisabinty of vecating the 9 ’ No. 1 No. rs mostly 18.16-16.35; severa STOCK AVERAGES Cen "6 Me el, a 1.30%.no. 1," 1.50-2.00 bu. .ruraipe topped, No. it» butche weights 18.40- ; Ches & Oh .. 62.6 317 our field stocks are driving it changed to %4 higher, May $ 78 bu. wate 1-3 mostly, 3-3 thee we for} Compiied by the Associated Press Chey © OB -- Oo «++ 22.5" production, guilty to charges.of drunk Now, sheretere, it ad to were 5 er to Yi} 126-17 eee GREEN 18.60; 75 head mostly 1-sorted for ¢ ee sess well below industry average, without a license this Commission ve higher, May 72.40% =e lard Wa |, ptruce Bie, “pethouve, So hae Tei: je he. 2"around 340 Ib 835; adust Rail Uli Stocks| fhe af Philee ...--'5 3771 and in stndbeag! our markets we |@Md d , , wea un neler voundary of = 2 ’ 78, * Ms 18.10; 7 e . ' Indus sees af se eee 
bs " 2 to 7 cents a hundred a a4 Large, | 31.00-11 $8 30-dos. amell ‘imal’ tote 3 me ms tow to tet change yuan ay ary" Baim “Re Ghil” Pet’. 474] have definite shortages. - NSaudein tod Indian merce Road to ® line ere } .40. i "116.76: r sredes 380; | Noon. Wed... 2607 1229 748 1782,Col- vies M2 Pit Plate @".. ; ner of N. : figh School site; so lower, May $14 case, medium, 8 = 550 Ib sows 18:50-1678; few’ 1-3 200-30 previous “Day “2009 ine 148 1778 /Col Gag... m4 Froct eo 0 a3 ones ens that Chrysler cus- AAV. | tong ee oo el a ee tb to 1700. -- 3. “ay Hr oe tae waee tomers e been more} Indianda . 
2 738 1738 1) 42 os MS afae: , 
Bloomfield H i , ETROIT EGGS Salable cattle 6,500; calves se art |g ee ah Bas $F Repub sti = ptional equipment like automatic) 9 your friend's im fall and needs section with West Grain. rices . AP)—Eggs. f{0b./1200 Ib down, ail grades, oll Yea Rng . 3e8t 134.7 34.6 182.6) gone ae Bere — "56.2 ae Ph. FE 5-9424, C. A. Mitchell. oe: PS og resolved, that at the RAIN See coat tesinasd. Sukecalanane|Neaeees — seat irany send oor Te Bas les aan 168.0 | Cont ws Roxk "Spe... 31 |transmissions) power steering, | bail, v, [regular monthly, meet OS CHICAGO G Detroit, ¢ “ steers over =| hs. 276.3 1861 769 191.8! Gen Mo... 1 Bee -- 47-4 power brakes, power windows and) - 2, be held on y 13, * : d weak: religious holiday ios aa 1956 ~- oi i mae | po 
—s ! om will hear CMICAGO, —_— of AAP) = Comes goers Grade A jumbo 43, large 38'4- pres "Foeten beef cows steady: ¢ 5/1956 .o.., 2440 1262 6 1116 = Pa. nase 31 8s gy Lead © 40.6 \seats and air conditioning. Three 
t Fees, oer egper vacation grain: . nnqeey s: avg. 38's; medium 35; grade and cutters steady a tally rtiss Wr . g4 bod Reg Fep -. 33-4 of every four 1957 model Plymouth er- ac ar ae ioe it of said street: _ a MD bs LJieercd B large 37. Meady; good and ¢ dy; stockers DETROIT STOCKS me as, Pe 30.4 Scovill Mf .., 32.3) been: bak - Be it eae resolved. thet ne 
be _ Ser bo 40; large 37-|3.00 lower: lower grades steady; of aan i) De “20.7 Seab Al RR .: 33.6 cars, he said, have equipped U e all be given by pu %  ceracse 316M Browns: Grade A jum . nd feeders classes steady: toed mostly, (C, J. Nephier Co C Sea Dia oasis trans 
is resolution tn The a pose 7" moe seg. te: Ete rod Pon prime 110¢ ib steers nod phere = iv ures afier decimal points are eighths a Aire tte oil ty . 3 with push button parry 
‘shine’ =co03 onthe posting in three eee 2. avg. 33%; grade B large 33; checks 00; mostly prime 1350 lb 256.50; Pig ‘Sieh Lew Noon | DO™ Coa 188.4 3inclair 64 |missions, compared with three out Pontiac Pre blie places. Also that - pase 2.14% a  eeaag anes ret sme opremlnegy lly high ehotce 7100-150 | en Bee. a& Equip. Co. e 203) Best Ale Led my " $$Jlof five in the 1956 model line. ans OW ric ar |Consumers Power Com =; T'relephone Bent. medium ii grade B large 3 we ene as na 19.00-31.00;" standard | rendu nay sigal e : ie oeeleh Aue L |. 566 ayaa 222 Paul C. Ackerman, director of Senanay be pconietieas fifteen 18) May serene 3 wn 20-00; greae B large 30. \l6.60-11.80: igh. choice and ‘prime 926-/0°C" Ou é Chem oo 2 22 3B 2as os 2&4 Oil Cat 42) engineering and a vice president) New york um — Studebaker. cava no lee of such Public Hearing . 5 e eh 
ba duly panes ioe dium ata —- pb ar Pinas ae lat got 0. 23. tae ye Ane standard Howell heal alogeg Uh om 103 183 103 cwestane. Mt Fe] oo is Ind & ® of the corporation. was et PackardCorp.’ plans to introduce VILLAGE OF ORCHARD LAKE, Seat, ea Dae heey active for Easter Live a fal cows et Co... eh T 3 = 16 succeeds cho: ; MITH. it sesedt ab —~ stocks are fairly well by ae anee: wlity_and’e cutters 10.50- The Prophet © Co. ... 12 «12 2 s/Garden Den ,, 41.6 stevens. JP sti arectr. after serving a new low priced car and will sell _ Lucnas Vinepe Clerk ae cleared on all offerings with receipts 13-00-1400: <a rong weight cutters 13.28; 70149 Edison Co... 13.8 138 F 4, Gen Dynam $2 aun gun ""* mpa\Kelley Sr., retiring rceedes-Benz models. ' = April’ Sn. wt. from nearty areas very short af meedsiciiii, ang commercial bulls 16.00- Wayne Screw Pd. Co 14 14 | gue Gee -:-- SF pe & co. ‘-: %l'for 20 years ‘as member of the'three new Me ; TO creche oem Tee saab, Stet tani altadcd| ono sa besos nee |S EE Gif Hew, Sfteerd Twenty aner directors were gaye Ray 7. Hurley, president cg See a - * ‘ 400-14 lis down —— | Gen “421 Tex G sul . 29.7) iss-Wright Corp. | pubic r rd at the sis is on. whites. 25.00; standard 14.00-19.00: cu : Gen Tel ...)-43.1 3 13.7,re-elected. Curtiss ford Township Zoning Boa ‘ ee te a choice 525 lb yearling stoc ‘Gen Tire... 744 Textron asi 
* * ‘Township "Hall, Wednesday, May 8, 195 Sate Si en BiG Donovan Reported Sifu 33 é i "7:30 p.m. to consider the following $0; choice 675 In VEN. ho... 2 Timk R Bear 100 | was at 7:30 p. CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS igh 21.25. ° Secaree, fran © ae ‘7 Ba Hurley’s announcement jehange to the Zeuing Mop. : 46 eeu CHICAGO, April 18 (AP) — Chicago Improving After Stroke Gran'Palee 17 Tramsamer 1, iC t inner made at a news conference. Sal from re eee 13: mercantile age — tution wendy; ; reyhound 161 Un Carbide | tit tiss-Wright has an agreement Lot 18. Maceday Gardens Subdivision, 000; © buying prices ° “ _ _ Greyhoun : 71 igs 1, of Section 8 Town ine.) seceipts tse 0 Recor AA 89, ci a Lightning Hits Soldiers NEw eae mal Ge (Gulf Of 13 | Gait yp = T . H Show Studebaker-Packard under bets ch/on the NE. Fast. “Waterford Town- %: 89 ; core ‘ bhi i ) ’ i a Unit Aire 
omo- d County. oe Be dy; rereipts 23.700; whole! COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. a iam ad of the OSS irfelligence Homests, 384 Unt = bred af el- uf on bie iss-Wright offers the au ould ina Shaoee ee een ie com: Eggs steady: Pitanh 
F : .\Indust Ray... 33.4 Te | company tusive, esis’ buying prices eianeed 4 —Lightning stabbed into peed agency, is reported improving aft iis Rand ..... 793 Us Ru : ata ON Nick Lekas of. 6655 Plum Dr. aa Pere on 33 23.34, 38 and 2 sosecies, Sate: mised 30; mmadinuie $6: standaras of marching soldiers at Ft. Carson er a cerebral hemorrhage. iat Bus Mch $67 Ware B Pic | $3.2 ‘Clarkston, was the -winner ‘of a. The new low priced car will in-| Bloc *Awaterforg aoe ms: _firtics 26; cheeks 25%; current yesterday, killing one basic “We are greatly encouraged + Poe : we Westen a ” " 2, boat given away at the third ane side a two door mode! selling for Oa La yg are requested i : 
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+ A rsoni —— _|trainee and knocking over seven about his condition,” said William Pt cs Me wen cs tt meal Tel-Huron shopping center joss tha $1,800, Hurley said. It’,,“}, persone — thers: J. Vanden Heuvel, an associate in int shoe 39.4 Wilson & Co. 43.3} boat show which ‘SS an a copy of the Cigarso~ a aanee V4 CHICAGO 1 yee vee oO Mertin We 2 gon of law firm. “int ee & Tel . a8 Yale A Tow 292 anniversary and iz also include four door and. with a list vl the A prepeeed uamgee = ” CHIC AGO, = oe Pvt. Marti ner, Donovan's si Crk Coal .. : . { ‘ 
file in the office - a ‘ a anion mein trae“ ot moderate, ‘ce: Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Mf. Warner | “iieuve) said Donovan, 74, suf- Jacobs .. 42 Salk Eee 16 “ pga 1-foot aluminum |Station wagve models. Riperisgr tne may be enamined by < é 
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_those in a ‘ ee ux CHICAGO POULTRY mand moderate; market firm; portass of Harrisonville, No., was the VIC* tered ered the stroke three weeks ago) biggest tealboat and trailer offered by the! a would in-| ADery orem sss. = ¥ CHICAGO, April 16 (AP) ay North Dakota vans Valley ck 55. tim. jand has been confined to bed in| India, the world’s bigge TekHuron Merchants Assn. at a, Hurley said the car | a et ? prica tochaneed: suppiee moscate aemana we [his home since, [producer now has show. Ceylon|drawing of the 50,000 tickets. ‘clude heater, defroster, direction ZONING BOARD ~18, most ial6, rida Round Reds 1 
figures show. Cey ' al room and JAMES SEETER! : hints ts d roosters 2-13 ee First oil well of commercial im- re at. Ae hid 250 acres ‘and| Lekas, a Consumer's Power em jsignals and normal leg ae | 5 xen Clerk : s in the portance in Oklahoma was drilled) ‘The first woman doctor in the is natn Japan and) jplove, plans to use the boat on would achieve a allon. | age 1. May 1, ‘87. hehe is reducing foreign trade| Largest iron ore min side, is| within the present: ay limits of United States was Elizabeth Black-| bose come Indonesia, Jap. Deer Lake, near his home. (25 to 29 miles a gi world, 1,535 acres 
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; Work Wanted Female 11 "ago reports at Hibbing, Minn. 
8A | Employment Agencies 8A o red 4 Wanted F ai Employment Agencies Employment Agen ~~" | SDAY SERVICE ON IRONINGS. : 
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ale elp 6| Help Wanted Female 7 Fs Bbw on Beton ———————————r——eeerrw ar | aa cent Lk. $3 @ bu. ; Card of Thanks hameak | warren See 8 isle Seed Mele 5 | ease iow | CAREER CENTER _Fepaa Death Notices THE PAMILY OF LEROY Oa EVEL. £08 SOF tae | BOCTS EAL TOR MOrABLERED| = _ COON _ BOSE COUPLE a BI RIKER BLDG. V © Y. n 7 WOMEN wie ue WASHING 4 & ri-time. , Snap ive on premises; mus ve 
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+ cleaning wishes to extend. sincere tha ake =P Apply 438° Orchard ba tools, 83 Piqueti Ave TRinty | ivG,00 premises: must Experi. | } - A-1_ IRONING, 1 DAY SERVICE, eR tage tae Lake. 2 to 6 pm. $-4455. Or call OL've a after | enced. Gane sas food vem | 
Pick up & deliver. EM zene ‘ tor RS STEA 
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PICK __aiftered during our Saray ag Day or night. ww Huron. Ser E SAL E CMAN -_ hid. ra | oe ION Auto. bt | Fins = — So ees | War S [ teliver PE beet R bath an ‘telephone. eee t have good | 
NINOS ) PICK UP AND DE- ae anne | CRAIN “hour Pe beeen OF | waar PONTIAC 4 LAKE Anrie| lsunéry com out; gas "and oti| Feterences. “Apply. im person aly. | VOCATIONAL COUNSELING =| AT TEC Giwe. Iv LOVING 3EMOR OUR a, emree men ee ece cake co uty call JO before $ pm. Ted's. Woodward | VICE FRY iT Ooo are CHAM- Y or Y re. old to manage & operate # 27701 Southfield | Le Ra 
i j fen and Brother. Benny. ¥. pe can TODAY well ‘established retail cotfte & Seite | _at Square Lk Rd ‘ SERVICE FOR bermaid. “babysitting, Ironing, o: . 
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{ Gerreet gener commissions grocery route. Good re: : 3 RATOROT “ WENTY) Ty pists 
transportation. Call FE 406i. patented t appearance, easant pe DEMONSTR | J AEROTRED SHOES for  men.| sonaty ene ebility to manage | “women needed in with @ metena! | Stenographers 
2 pm. _te li om. <F A ' e necessary. All ex-| pansion program with a | 
DONE In MY HOME. , on. ee oe oat eeneeoan veases io with transportation| concern Earnings eee Jers | ( omp Operators 
rar ay and deliver, FE #3362. uses, We rv i = manent necessary. Experienced deslers : 
SHEL. PICK equipment FREE. As ‘en oow| wimal‘yr, chien Salary $70| needed as meaegers Fer tater | kev Punch and OCTOrs TRORINGS 59 PER R BUSHEL, for i security | week plus commission & bonus.| mation, hogy Res Coun “Par. | Tab Operators 
Sak ia BOUGEREERP En FoR 3 , Seheed, bebpteal | Tamrasee, © caceuen, Denes. ington ORchard °3:3301, "3-0629 | Need ast Once JOBS FOR WOMEN | 708 AS iy’ gentleman. Box Bor 302 Walled : cash -- —— nec ent Hotel Wednesday, April {7th. 2:30 Sawin savas 4 s Work in the Secretary batty i ll ease take G. 8EC- 'e p.m. 
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Nea mIMEOORAT RING. TYPI sessranes oe e, For particu ROUTE MAN. AGE 20-6, MAR-| work, 6171 Dixte Hwy. Drayton woman for modern clinic. wrial service, EM 3-2042._ sib Say wire, Tee | as Tnatind APS in! heer maze ee NOVI AREA 5325 | RRB ten | ime EWING any ALFER fied, Also 
n ns. s an Mg wre, Brockton, _ Mass. boone Genvery mea for Commerce | § —< hs ar pos «ig im person Join our staff of temporary | oot personality to meet the bebe ae = ae oe my home. FE _— ro —Eaepe Pret For) * moe peru Puller Den s heen ~ otine) werkers: te Movi: Yeu com | “eerie wast appearance. More MOTHER — 30 WITH SCHOOL EXPERIENCED > BUTCHER poreen a 6:30. FE 23-2318. Fuller Brus’ | gxenaman HOURS FOR case. work for « dvs sapin wre Beded| feeectent than experience. SEE JR. écano $260 ai - aged ghter “Pontiae “in aice . market, one? , % Opportuni ° woman im modern up 
eeds en keeping quactarcs. © ND Tabs onion 5am Fe: | SALESMEN good oar in @ business of ber camaive executive offices. Ap | PAT. Woman with average skis oomne. 60 Matthew ¢, PE U1. | EXPERIENCED eee | $6 pa $8 000 own fart corning a ce fm Peron to Mrs Der. eep er in comma Lnvgg hod ogg ean tn PAPERING AND DECORATING. TATE — “other, with am park ¥ ,000 — at . psicanngerey J r write todey, 6 and learn how you can. Bookk Rermere ae) reet the Pe 0004. ESIRE Donelson ohns ce "Eacelien, ineation Prudential Insurance Co. | Seiten of Pectiac PO mes be placed on ose perme eee —” - « ae ae ae oer Pe ae RQ a basses pening for 2 men, no debit, §60 ee ey porary office positio: “|| $3 0 
; = ERALS" _ Realtor — FE _6-618-. cxperieaned’ as well 81 inexperi- | x PERIENCE D WAITRESS} Dotutely no cost to rou. , 7 oe oa RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN DE- NE . SHEET METAL | enced mien considered 3 vear 152_8. Saginaw l] K ll Mature woman with good expert-| Experienced unre! tder sires care of children can Sapicte ~/ OR . wien boas, Layout and Hand ppeorrae ssiary and all. wellare | EXPERIENCED ORILE coor oe! x usse e Y encé Downtown office, SEE SS an. etait . te r| Drs a Mare Fringe Benefits. ie Gn pe beaetis : Call Mr. Lewis, FE = ork Dixie t, firming: f . erv ice sae EXEC. SECRETARY = Phase lg SG tt mes oa ‘a os ws KE. Soa Ae hee O f S Good skills and friendly manuscripts, leg : eompbitel_Service_FE 003) gram Ra Strmingham. Mi sat ceaEN Tet aendeice oe | XPERTENCED CED RECEPTIONIST | | Se s Bidg WO 39510 ICE ereuren fr Caverteing =| FE Ce cat iow. ee S le puclence ‘aol uacssahey? ee il | - Mensa ragher ter -acenmiocterel GR: ree = executive. WAITRESS FOR : mete rience not necessary; we will of -| 8TENO-COMP. TYPIST NEEDED 
™ Steady. Apply after @ pm. in Ls eee “Meals “&. uniforms provided. Ex: | train you leads the eg’ man | Must be neat Good typist. Shert- | "Tor temo eee) ena eee JOBS FOR MEN pereen, Dee ton Ses) Br 2A N a salary. Hunter ro meas desirable Peed not essential. Office Service, Roc $263 _ TRAINEE $280 —- | ambulance Service. Plane et Motor 9 oN. er. MI €1131 fore i 2260 ‘Dixie » Hwy " peome _ Asoostes Dee. neem | Tetesey 8 ono vuanes Om will train in | WANTED: 5 DAYS HOUSEWORK. Am’ 
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tl 2-8978 a oe on field Hills. Mich. ome }_ John R. GoTEe1, | Personable yo lady between the telligent young m to run Home evenings. 4-3680 ees ee EXPERIENCED be ~~ aor | ep eee, Hani FOUNTAIN HELP. DAY V “WORK One SN ENTED TINT MOTEL ages 9040 teas typing asd gen office and learn the bust- WASHINGS AND IRONINGS, oF Lots 5 part time work in credit investi- a with or without route 14 Apply Cranbrook Drug. MIidwest{ dining room. Apply 125 N. Perry pode office duties, Lots of Loa Bess: irontngs done in my home, FE —— gotene. or Sar ee ak 9 Vp _commission paid. Phone OL 2-061! 7 eho. ae Somer <cmeet haben tT ened $293 with- JR. SALES 9300 5-724, = Te “yp pat to Try Selling ? RL OR WOMAN TO CARE FOR | WAITRESS FOR SAT” NIO 6 SE ° il pay | WASHINGS ON IRONINGS” PICK. GRAVES OTs WiliTE Seeaeee REAL ESTATE. ste ey show this ad te year. re Sh aa Gon Sve eee persou. Dell's ton. 3481 Elis, La reaper sible young men up_and delivery. FE 25413 ] E wife” — eAp.  fhecessary as) Bonaia 14 Wilcox 4. 
he learns. WASHING & TRONINGS Mt. ape). each. Phone FE | saiesman. i R vw, 5 aaa se will (rane you. ‘After t week's Mrs. aid Moore, 614 . 
FE 3-3567 Evenings. floor. tim meme eee Fe. a oe cen cae per week, = N-SHARE WOMAN SHORT ORDER JR. Leeper eae $400 HOME. si he Mintoos Fuser How’. | ay pater ia Fe cgeon, | oESRGE Weiin, meatron | Shasta yachts erty | ROUSEREEPER, TET GARE | oe ngtin siescur eg tion Pafermet wih’ Sew Woecs | WEE DO TONING TY : thon 1. 1351 are intere: ' room 
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2 Stee, Bot Opaske’ Ro mee Oe a! 19333, After 6 pin. _— tal Mt Fis S100 — Dewrolt «- UNT CADE FON LSGHT HOUSE WORE WOMEN EXPERIENCED IN Soe’ Fen . aes Senko 12 ilding Service 1 est, Garmes 3 Pine I periment . only “tsk for Mr Bradford. or| & cooking, “s10.. Plus room. & Come to 21 Orchard Lake, FE | tween the tages i808 om we] EVELYN EDW ARDS carniha FLOOR SANDING ~~ ‘Sadie ‘ha utomotive only ask for Mr. board. FE 46635. e ’ trained to operate business VOCATIONAL COUNSELI ‘ = rs. Prank (Nellie REPLIES ‘ Mr. Johnson. No canvassing. Our OU LiKE TO| 43841. BEE ra VICE 4 Kk and Vernon Pike Box io Sheet Metal Men re ome fy septetmes | ADAM seas jou? i “Ply | WANTED: TEACHER FOR C CATH-| chines. NO BATS. , 602 Community Nat'l. Bank Bidg.|  C. BUD aE a ea ‘Leura * a.m. today : : r : only acces 
ic. t erences. ° 4-0584 = YING, NDIN . gare or i at 10 H ~ Steady Work WE ARE INA POSITION TO ADD — 20 Jadoon_tor_intery > on | fone sree Bor 137, Walled Lake 
bag Fach (osracier: FE 3-7647. ‘ Funeral service 7 ‘|? were replies at the Press Must be a talesman to Ca ~ MEAT WR API °E Rs lee | WOMAN TO LIVE IN HELP 1 WITH or en. Work Wanted Male 10 Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service. rom inited Pres office following Rae . t be willing P If-service pleasan 
A aT Ae a Oa ES one ers Ue De Gea Tore fuper | Revracidiegt™ sipwtnehane "area ed De OO tvey McCann and ‘| § boxes: : ply: rd pots tesion, va- arket. P00 Baldwin Ave. ___| Good salary References. Pa terms. Gordon Fisttiey, EM 3-0482. Lottie B. Wetr officiating 9, 10, 17, 20, 2% Apr somens vik sey Gills leveveacs | MIGELEAGED — WOMIA® FOR (ee ee 2 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY | CK, BLOCK WORK. | arty, oe Pert. Aire. 6, 6, 8, 9, * a 391 EF. Wilsdh gg eel benefita. Write| housework. Live in. Call | Soa ao MBEYSIT WITH >YR kind, ra eee ORK NEW Fireplaces, basements and chiw. : Fenaove ? 25, 26, 28, 29, » 41, Fonts } ations to dox 112. Pontiac| PE 25221 ____| old bov while mother, wo Ml CARPENTER WORK. - FE 1-0405 ae ite eS = => Pontiac, Mich. rem giving aparomartal seaten Ng INSURANCE OF | Live in. Phone FE 464i or FE repair. PE 442.¢ 4 ears. “g IDING QUAN. Auburn : l 44, 57, 58, 60, 63, 68, 73, SS Sr Se ess, giving age. OPENING IN ble of taking | Sows” 
—fepaii — SBOFINS. | Ai ROOFING & & SIDIKG. G GUAR- —feearn_Betypte 
; < J S & dependents eee fice for person — e 
ADITIONS SIDIN anteed 3-5523. : 
100, 101 FIRE FIGHTER: ce 
not neces- MALL OFFICE: 
Low Price bid, with TEWS, APRIL 18, 1957. LaER aa 76, 81, 86, 87, 90, * Oi. CITY OF PONTIAC YOUNG MAN. TYPIST al Gietation. Ss og i consider WOMAN FOF a emal of detailed 4. tne ot sales experience —_ & etree. ae ison te A ay "TRENCHING G Baad Lakelend, Sylvan any uy. - \ SIs st billing Advise experience se : sary to 40 yre. old. FE 2.0219 linet hevalsile =} ae = postition or MAple 2-1521__ on i peters father =< a Applications ae oe tees = ing ene 4 expected. Box 9.| person RAPHIO OL COLORING eipe and bave high clerical apti- | —_ et amunions bi honest and | or “WAT “BASEMENTS & ry FE pee. Wat.r line. Field tile, a on ‘ “ty 
ic e aie 
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HES LED, 5-996 dear brother ot fre na. Pel \ ‘ rad Beau grein a Mo 28 a = : % wanna MEN, ARE YOU BE-/ PROTOO to start soon. Please = tude. Write Pontiac Press, neal cope ving in — ‘say i Fr i A LICENSED & BONDED MASON BONDED MASON % Peter, 
tin i ervice allowable 7 d 25 and OR 3-728’ {or .nfo - ‘ 
contractor. Ce . pe weee ore Se eit Help Wanted Male Bigh ‘cbeot “graduate or eqtive-| trees coals ay capuvmest with | for Mrs Fiath | WID. REGISTERED NURSE | FOR | hood of $10 AVAILABLE NOWi CARPENTER FE § 59501 tne Sparks -Grittic Funeral Home| ALIGNMENT AND wasn MAN lent A oy en ie S. Parke + eases: 6 months all-expense ponTIAC “GENERAL BEORTIAG: | tare Ze e210 ‘| & cabinet dock rdock_ Yel Fotos. laspuasis. ¢ee cut d of-| ¥ May ist. Must e- fice, City Hall, 35 8. : m to qualify | 44; w. HURON 8 een j D. B. Murdoci we. he ee eee mere sho "FOE | Piet canteen get! MUO WAR PORLO™, GRAIL | youn Wouai eur < SSL Te PERE SATeTage Cheon | e"ban tee pont tise fil Me in state: Too-Bear mac der h z ‘ in your; ABLE ' billin v 
= or the fon tfin, “Punerall Ne. Motemmoe exchanged. Cur- | _ @Tinder han OR TWENTY Man | Srowine o Noa tecates $1.64 per $385.88 TO $3 86 PER MONTH | Oe nd ealaty expected. Bor 0. bite CALL FE b-8065. _nomically. at to Body, Bay City, TWin- FOREMAN  F community. $10. ADDITIONAL SALARY PER Sf isc Press r ANTED.| ADDITIONS — ROOFING STRING Rome ae) brook 5-841. 2) eae ithe fob shop ‘uckgroune, | hour for Ath opportunity for pro, MONTH. FOR AFTERNOON OR | aa Want te ted al la aren © ee RANTES. | Sop ons — price bid. with = we Same man with fob-shop bac starter, with op F DUTY. LIBE elp a 
Call 1 on Via, FE 5-9068 . 
: a, SRT PLEASE | el Free estimates FE 8-3400. terms Ca : ’ O 1 Sate tn ean relocate, 18 | motion: Personal interviews eac SONAL POSSIBILITIES pen oe, res i “Pree esti or MAple 91612 T Southern Michigan. Top salary to Tuesday and Wednesday ALL DIRECTOR OF | ) $300 NA GER FOR ee é The Pontiac Press A ENTI N- | right man Outline experience past ara Parents invited, 37 W.| woksiNG crny RVTC on PONTIAC: | BC JOKKEEPI ER ato. | ee es Cs) PE), | ALL TYPES CARPENTRY, 2 or 3 men { vailable Box 
NTLAC } Prefer *a 
rehes, additions. roofing, siding FOR WANT ADS healed pavers Ug cay | - mee and when ava __Lawrence St. Ponttac. ——| Mien FE 3 ROSPTTAL. PO Male At experience Fine Active firm is looking <= Bia CARPENTRY 3 30 = one ER: canteens and trim a speciate. t | pl Apply - == Sa =| 
aaa tiv tratior Nice folks to, bitious man whe can do ga new & repair _ Call after 6 p.m : my ‘wamerss Meeere te 30 and Gn aduate Help Wanted Female 7 | Sork wih This is mm a ~ | tvping and is interested in wetting | Formica a specializ, easvanbes: eee 5 MASONRY a DIAL FE 2-8181 | 12-00 ——— —--———, Mechanical Engineer REAL ESTATE | rary _ position ony. long, | shead ee Blocks, brick and s.one fireplaces } | ; : echan g MIDDLEAGED WOMAN FOR! you will be here a CA AKER AND CARPEN. ment drives and walks, Only ° fo 5 p.m Attention, Attention | Experienced on some machine de- eae Live in Call FE SAILF SW MEN : time Please apply in person. | Midwest ABINET MAR & Specialty FE — who desire ist class work. - From 8 a.m. f p.m. ‘Large national concern peoes ! aot) Poi atae prriaierair contre 2-5221 Realtor Partridge will employ 2 Rimmler - Dallas Inc. or i AVNET Call PE 4-2671 day or night. Ellis. ingle and aggressive youn ods i "WAITRESS WORK, | full time saleswomen r Dealer | e CEMENT c. ries Simmesiny. ore j ID Freee ae Ceca Mek | acca eam ens gum, of ALL AROUND Wal ceo! riled | mat ira er Employment | tat saieten tee re es A ~ sort areas ' | ee | 2 | Medical Bidg . 880 war | estate = ons Pl pees ~ IN. MAN CAN | _ 5-634. Porches, additions - “por “errors other fv muisbed Average’ “eae cars|  Rechestar paper Ce. , ATTRACTIVE APPEARING WOM- pda person 1050 0 tee _ i oe Pre ave Tat eee ee | ane PONTIAC STATE BK. BLDG.| LAWNS RAKED. ROLLED. SEED- reat ce he bet. ‘gai than te cancel the charges ¢ Se ‘$108 Expenses paid Experi- P O Box 185 | an. Afternoon and early evening | a to do some painting & yard work FE 5-227 . ed_ & fertilised. FH 2-0967. sign Ble me, a 1, day or that portion of the first § pad unnecessary. Permanent * _ Rochester, Michigan position. Appointments made for | Lady to assist with semi-invalid -_ LAWN SERVICE. . FER- - of the sdvertisee 9) ood future Immediate cash | MANAGER. GRAIN ELEVATOR | you. Call Mr. Glen, FE 4-2359 j and housework. Ref. & — seeding, nodsing. shrub- on FE ment which has Ten § | draw. See Miss Mullen, Michigan (Want man te run the elevator et | BaBYSITTER WANTED ‘TO LIVE wages. Write Pontiac Press Instructions | 9] be setting, hand & light Sato vee. & etc. Jensen, ered valueless through the State Employment Service 142 Peck, Mich. Good opportunity. in. More for home than wages | c >SWOMEN __ 60. POOPED ADA rts | Ob i: 1198. vo error. When cancellations § | Wayne st, Wed & Thurs eed Permanent. Write or see Joe Har- te Pontiac, Press Box 1. Give SALESWO! . MEN & WOMEN, FULL inal ac MAN : Pree eases RS) Set iat tt MP) SOMA Rar attr nar | iceseety at Bc cic ea | Best Way as, i . . : ich >. | Sajustmente wii be given 9 Pe atiea MAN WITH CAR. 25 TO Beauty Operator * quired. Kopiy 150 N. Perry. 8 <DRIVING SCHOOL : i ‘without it, BOYS | 40 living’ = Senge Sales farce abt ieee B far WE. Experienced tn sportswear. Sales- a in da MAN z To eyes me pared - your ° Lake or’ Pontiac area, exce s' ‘ > SALON” ¢ MI Cecil == be FE _att : i ha oe ae ee VETERANS Serna a aggreee Wrile Poo} Pontine State ‘Bk. Bidg. | omen accustomed to the oe) Gordon, 2100 Davisbare Re. Holly | 81685. Herbert = aaa con, | MASON, WORE STONE WORK SAAPRTER— wom Wawra than regular bs | ‘ tiac — ay “ASHIER - clientelle Im this area. EXxxcetien ME EXPERIENCED A TUTO! sare? . no Job. too small. FE 68503 or fs’ 12 o’¢lock noon { <= GERYSLEA PRO. CAS . : PO EAEP '\ al MT ESTATE $a OR | Pontiac Press, Box 114. . | oMA 03. [3 ae ‘arwatg pebieatn 18 to 28 T's “CE NIST ity for the right persons. | RE home pro: CEARN TO. DRT ‘© THE SANE | RELIABLE NEEDS | - f | 5 CHA CTS EXPERIENCE, SEE. RECEPTIONI! | opportunity fo saleswomen in new a LEARN TO ive work. FB CARPENTRY WORK & ROOFING. i LBBs, RESTON MOTOR ' mall) | in Pontiac, Waterford and WAY AT “SAFE-WAY” DRIVER Pinball. : & new. Free estimates. OL Tracie, Wet, 9:30 am. Neat, ambitious. travel California.| SaLEs. 3" 8. MAIN, CLARK- Sree otce a Apply in person. Kav Cooley In¢., | tee Exp preferred A) Hi L. a, eee re ag | TWO ee — haniins. re a 4 ri- | iN 
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ealty Co., wood : ool ns ROS inti Len SED. “cen pen 1 ee ee “tarnished | | Spromvowirtns FOR AGORES-| challenging oppor’ For lady.) 199 W. Mapie. £ i ~~ +0004. _ res Contractin ethene vanced Mayried Couper coo". GTS, an Ate 2ice,) Mutt | Seag iar a pleing ‘copearance | "%* : | Reaf Estate Salesman ° “lain "wort nating” aster | POGOH ove Be. sae i ne. tri ig uel 7S I educeti will- je reonality . = ne ny fake | cave Eyrrcy pep!) Nias, Fork, Bealing asnes @ | ORG Dane f | 1 CASE WANT ap RATES 4 ered. See Mr. Daniels at 142 | Bap od aa Commo iat Po = "peop detailed records. : = Chahes to Make SAV E ENERGY, USE saree FE vie 7 CEME} NT & | \ ae ping tee Chere 7) Sass G: Tite Pik ent 24: Nice company éetac Gray Gee us eos he heen | nd Mone ; WALL WASRING OR OTHER | p= @ Lines in css. cate 1 -trmer 900.000 @ year Preeoogilinan PE f engi oe gh enten | SALESGIRLS- . |} Gor NNAN WANT ADS! To find a work. aera in ay ih WORK. FE é : 
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' : a te Se 3m jl FOR CAS H IN Aj _29251."Mr ‘simone spay | SOmpny, Denne. Meo Tibvay. better spotaweartane dresser, "| DAW a DINN! job, place to live or ajo a | aaa ft HURRY, ‘sell things, "ARMIN, Te oes FE 20213 for appeintment, @ poss Eashion Shop | a | good an Car, oe Classi- in tes through Classitied Ads.) Grixers lifense Apply. 69 Wayne. conan ?Wo DEsiRED Be tg Bh g I fied NOW Ra lhe 22 $3 2 ts 6 Dial Ji rh orOonA PER ERP AO WAR | concen ony, Fk mene Aine er bonus. | este] boop & teat norco ; wee | ome a is too bid oF | haha --- Anyt 7 ‘& es! < il eecdahe ideal Feeuave Exc. rtuni- pos or euelied ne. chal edgy Pod Press a ais modern house, FE A. : Fr the sintneieninns j2 sisi, i\ ty, Kendales. i¢ 8. Saginaw, | ‘ : 5 Aas : a pm 
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  800 STANDARD SIZE FIRE Brick, Reasonable. EM _ 3-4205. 
& GRADING 
Fill dirt, gravel & black, ‘*Tunk” 
Farlow EM a el a a en 
| Reliable party will finance 
your basement or 
_ incomplete home. 
Low rate of interest. 
Many satisfied customers. 
_FE 2-9104 before 5 P.M. 
“Business Services 13   
  
Al 
  
—“{Lominum & INSULATED — 
Installed—Terms—Low Prices—By 
rior, FE 43177 
nog sj of wringer We service 
oom washers. 
ROY’S, 96 Oskiand Fre   
  ASPHALT , driveways, 
  
gies CABINETS BUILT jODEL- ing kitchens. FE 1-0405. SOMPLETE HOUSETRAILER RE 
  Pe foe PE. 2-0008. ir Rig MOTOR sERVICE RE 
‘a zie E. Bike 
     
       
      
      
é lawes cut. Call 
; fe! Straits pone 
Cutting, 
com 
  HAULING & RUBBISH. WAM E $-0095. __your price. Anytime.   
HT HA’ G retes. FE 6-1124 * 
ae HAULIN NAME PE E183, ata Wan, WITH % TOR FIORE 
4-8421. “aut 
ue |~ O'DELL CARTAGE TREE SERVICE. and trimming. Get our bid.) > and 7 ae t distance moving. 
REDUCED RATES Smith .| Lar; van to serve you, 
Moving FE 44004.   
  
‘Trucks to Rent| TRUCKS, ona 
oe ee | 
TRACTORS 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tractor Co. © 
8. ARD 
Abend VET Ww AKE TRU 
wants ha’ 5 
UNWAN 
  
  
| 18ST CLASS EXP. PAINTING AND 
. Reasonable, FE 58-2860 
| P. 
terior. fod ae “og mg Gh 2 
Free est. FE 4-9205.   
    1 WALL WASHING & 1 Sensible Estimate Mac's PE 6838 or FE KAA PAINTING. WALLPAPER steaming. Reasonable. FE 23-2116.         
  
ialist Fy a oe 
  a . built ‘an Don't Bs 
nN id firepla s, , dollers, wa- 
pod i Local registeref com- 
GENES ‘TING SERVICE. ed, sold, repaired. 
Crooks Rd, Rochester, PE 
PA BLING 219 
Leach 10 st. 
ces SAP ae Tt 
a Tailoring 16 
ae 
    
  
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home, Call FE’ $8455, = 
Furniture Refinishing 16A 16A 
R bd pet E ee ‘REFINISHING,   AL- 
done in my |)   
  
ALLS OR _3-7061 
PAINTING, INT. EXT. WALL th ome 
st és ie .. 
eS 
: wie AC I 
WOERV ICE PE 8-3251 
wisiclnaed Board d 26   
    
Wtd. Household Goods 27 
OF PONTIAC’s LARGEST 
buyers, Cash waiting: 
FURNI ae EEDED ONE 
farnil 
yon. OA P3t len AUCTION 
  
Fden tractor 
Wanted to Rent 29   
  
  
  
  
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  “SCORECARDS ,.. can’t tell the players without a 
=| SCORECARD!"   
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  Wanted Real Estate 324 Rent t Apts. Furnished | 33 
SEE ‘THIS 1 LARGE 3 3 RM. ‘APT. 
  
  
    
    
Rent Houses Furnished 35 |! 
1 BEDROOM’ DELUXE KITCHEN. 
. paradise. 
Also 2 oab- 
7 BEDROOM HOME, NEW. 306 W. Cornell. No ‘children, _Retferences, 
  ROOM 1 Adults only, 395 Freemount, 
3 RMS. AND EATH, GAs | sot fi 
4 miles out. Couple preferred PE 32-4655.   
  URMAALL ROOMS. SEMTMOD ERN, 
7, ae ve icome, 2930 Mariing- 
MODERN a . HOU 
a HOUSE 
‘ pom AL rie nares +s 
Phone PE 4-545. 
SMALL HOUSE FPURN. MODERN. Gas heat, 1% miles E. of Auburn 
— % mile 8. 3330 Crooks 
  
Rent | Houses Unfurn. 36 
BEDROOMS, ‘MODERN. 3606 SIL- _Yerbell Re. __ 
2 J BEDRM BRICK”   
‘TERRACE. 
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
our clients. 21 years setvice to a 
satisfied clientele. See call sence 
you sell, Ask for Bob M 
To Buy—To Sell—Tg Insure 
MAHAN LTY co. REALTORS A vening: & Sundays 
107s Open, Bre . FE 30263 A RE LAN Moh ha 
i Mra Pee gts. 
A FOR IMME- 
New or sea: 
Buyers waiting. What have 
Clark Real Estate, FE 
PE 44813. Ask for Mr. Clark, 
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR orett 
ties and land contracts ve 
buyers for same 
-K.L. ard bate Realtor 2339 Orchard oo Rd, FE 4-4563 
Bid on the a hg your contract 
before you sell 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Tl N. Saginaw St Ph, FE 6-8165 
Open Eves. ‘til 6:20 ? ‘3   
  
ou ? 
or 
  
  
  Can. guarantee to sell your 
house "Sn thediately? 
MORE 
MORE ADVERTISING 
MORE ‘CHOW 
MORE eG 
WHITE. 
BROS. gen te Hwy 
Phone OR 3-1295 or OR. 3-1872 
Open Eves ‘til ® — Sunday 10 to § 
Rent Apts. Furnished 33     
a Tiled ones yr.-around. Lake front 
LTS. Pactra 1§ Pontiac Lk, Rd 
UNFURN. ary 
° Highland Apt. “8 §. Edith. 
BEDRM. sees es NEAR PON- 
tiac High .and 
  ; downtewn. MY 
2? ROOM UNFURNISHED close in on Mill Street, $45 
r month. Call J, A. Taye 
cr, FE 4   amma 
3 het STOVE, REFRIG., HEAT 
od hot water turn. Pvt. bath & 
=I Close to downtown. 4 or . 
ara $50 mo Call after 4 
  
3 ROOMS, ALL PRIVATE, MID- 
dieaged man, }, $45 mo. FE 21718. 
3 BOONE’ 490 8, UTILITIES. 
  
KITCHENETTE BACH- 
Aes a week, FE 23-0566. 
TCRENETTE. PVT. 1 ROOM & 
Page an 
1 vm 
bath   
= 600 E. sabia Blvd. 
i RM. A ABT. DEC. PVT. bath, util On eo line, Refined 
une: _ Ref, FE 2 32-3900. LE os "EM “AND BATH: MI reo ROOMS OT TORENETTE 
& bath. Lots of closets & storage 
6 “Singh Sf bus pe. Near Eastern 
pee 44 ~«E. Pike 6, FE 
  BUY OR SELr Pvt. bath & ent. & kitch- ehildren welcome. $75 month, oR 
-| 2 OR 3 BEDRM, APT. OR HOUSE.|1I will personally buy prop-| 8 newly decorated. Child wel-| 3.1972, 
se: furn. $70 _——- FE ¢048.| erty or will seu it for you and| come, Landry facilities. Util. | 5 BEDROOM BRICK WOME CON. 
ig Bee Hous | show fou how to wet co it a |; _man, 015 Orchard Lake Ave, | Yenlen to Pontiac. price re r Vi "OR of Draytin — Us prove it GUALy APT. SUITABLE FOR Tnmediate occupancy. Call OA 
._D. RILEY, BROKER couple or single person. Apply | >~gonecn sect WEWLY MARRIED. + SoovtN DE PE ¢1157 509 Elis. Lake Rd, FR caao Reveliy Store, 35 Auburn, |> BEDROOM sw ee Age “4 
Laundry fac, Ortonville area. “try SOLD Wr ber. ‘$50 down, $98, per month, 3-1211 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you would like this sign. on Gpsrains 3 RM, & igh aoe Norman. WAlnut 5-1367, 
UNFURN MOD, N. SIDE HOME.| your house, jet us show you how Oe eae tor two Nesls | 4 ROOM MODERN, ¢ MILES NO. Rear_rent_ Ph. FE 3-1686. our method of contacting qualified | emi cP yign school’ No enil- | of Pontiac, sas per’ mo. 128 Bi 
Share Living Quarters 30| fcs'you Ne oblvcatonna quot | area. Ai mou PE 24iea,” | verbal Ra tes 6 s’% J fled appraiser at your door in 30 30 | VACANT SAT — SHA PA TE | sce pastes Pe “WwW AY WILL SHA i. 2, ° bath trance. iw ve 
winces, Ceetera, ant “Gsed_logetien z Une. PE 3406 after | 6 Riss. LARGE “YARD @ GARDEX. in omy ioe Pao FE 28-6433 hri S MaAgtair _ Eves , H f ROOMS & “. BATH COUPLE 
WORKING WOMAN—SHARE HER ump 1e Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 34| only. 304 N. John §-room = ll ee "2 PE 20474 Realtor FE 47114 “ “~~ | {ROOM MODERN HOUSE” WALL: 
Reasonab 3 N. Zoenregh oe Seen Eves.|/1 LARGE WITH RPHY “Baa ~~ — — to Fisher, 
Wed. 1. Contracts, Mtge, 32 32| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | bed, room & ki hot | _Call FE 5- Ca 7:00. 
~ want BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE| ater. gas Beat, ref oon % ~ ROOMSS-W ATH aEF. 
Purchasers waiting. furn... er month, FE 5-44. gronees Fe oe “S forth ott ot 
i$ propery: F. McKINLEY T_BDR PPER ON EUCLID. een foe Soe Rage: 
ioe 800 ioonmeren Rd. 1 Palace Trailer off Dixie Hwy. | ore 
PONTIAC, EM 33311 1 2 duplex pokane. | @ RM. ae LA we PRIV. FE ki ear POON, 5708 FE $0611 before 2 or efter 6. 
ac seated ile jooteoperl = WY 1 & 2 BEDROOM, PARTLY FURN, | 6 Rooms, ‘& BATH. «468 COOLEY   BUPLER. 5 RMS & = CLOSE 
cone 5. stores Drayton 
_ Plains. OR 3- 1228. 
FOR LEASE: NEW 2 BEDRM. 
home at White Lk. $85 per month,   
  IN 
  MODERN § ROOMS & BATH, i block — of | a on Teggerdine 
Rd. EM 
RENTAL 
UNITS 
Attractive new duplex type untts. 
Reasonable rent. rated in Pon- 
tiac on East Bivd and Perry 6t. 
CALL FE ¢7833   
  
oo 
May } 
3 & as 8 “ORPER. “HEAT: “STOVE 
__Goed con   
  
RM. CLOSE IN. 230 8. PARKE. 
1 FE 27188   T_RMB. aa SHE FURN, 
FE 23-8888   
  
    
  fT RM. BATH & KITCHEN, COU: | 7 ROOMS ODERN WITH T 
MORTGAGES eel Washing- an Ee | eee 
ON GOOD PROPERTIES, ‘4 ecre | | BEDROOM TERRACE, PARTLY | Pontiac. private ¢,._utill- 
BD. CHARLES, 1717 8 Telegraph Liners ae bos Fors ae ties ished, 40. OR 3-144. 
Farm pond: a &@ BATH, HEATED, 
Equitat > Bock ty pea eae Sou FARTL T] shoctrte a are & } naar eator ee 
4-052 . PE 5-se01 | 1 & 2 BEDROOM, ¥ PURN. ston, Mie! 
pa aces 7 ed On YOUR | Tiled yr. around, lake front Days inqeire at ‘MeNell's Nursery. 
tthe bird reece, 11000 Ww 3 ; Saar io — on wae + . see, 
gt Phone FE i-#316. only. 308 | 3 room ents with teat, hot   
  
ir, 506 W mures, ight bd iy . Huron, eery- 
DAY OR NIGHT TV SER FE +1380 or FE §-8390 BTRAKA   i OURRARFRED FV REPAIR. AN any PE 49736. RADIO & TV. in? 8. PARKE ST. 
Typewriter Service 22A   
  
ADDING MA- 
chines rt work. 
Sup- 
ply Co, 17 =" Lawrence. 
Uphoistering _ 23 
'|BEADLE’S shows by ape FE baat 
2 ae   
48. TELEGRAPH 
__ Spreads, Your material, FES   
  
SS, ie aye wee, pay for ad OR 3-382.   
Frown 1   ALE ON BALDWIN . PE 8-078. 
BLUE s, vic. Baldwin and 34 ” Reward, «FE 2-1070. 
    
  
  
  
  
     
YOU SAVING VINO 3 PER CEN 
“Rie J. en. rat nN, Psagiees. 
FE   
Austin Norvell 1 Pn EE SURANCE—ALL a a 
70 oe mae 
Nicholie — c        
        
                
       
    
     
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-_, peel Ag       i aan Latte the hone FE 
UM "DEBT? 
LET US Eder | Cive You 1 Place to Pay 
Restore    
        Lost & Found 24 
y 4 give you oa ered 
CASH 
IN A FLASH   
A. Johnson ALTOR / 
1% 8. Tele Rd. 
rE . rivate —_ couple only 
  
  
LARGE ROOMS, PRI- 
vate bath, weshing pavinges pri- 
_— _— aby welcome. 
2 ROohiE ADULTS ULTS ONLY, #1 AU- 
burr Ave 
2 RMS. AN 
Going St. Corner of Whittemore. 
2 RMS. CLEAN. COUPLE PRE- 
ferred. No drinkers, FE 40644. 
2 LARGE RM5., NEWLY DECO.- 
rated. Child welcome, Gingeliville, 
_FE 56-1927.   
    
  
  ~ private. 431   
Wanted Real Estate 32A 
BUY, SELL OR TRADE 
Biase will pay zou 44 Lg sain boy and 
ufties and land 
O 
  HOUSE ON N OR W-SIDE. SMALL Dublin rent one in 
. _Sehoe! "Dlathet, EM_3-3795. 
HOME OWNER 
HOME BUYER 
/May We Be of Service? entative to 
a 
on ave a = home te sell or ge 
buy, call us and je t's talk it   
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over, 
$z| HOME MART REALTY 1062 W. Huron 
~ LISTINGS WANTED.   
  Us HO GET C FOR 
BMALL EQUITIES a 
“Leslie R R. Middleton 
FE 8-603 
~ OWNERS" We need listing on soapy + Bhan 
Seattle" bay "and "contrct PONTIAC REALTY 
“TRADES |   Ss thes paid s 
5-197 
2 ROOMS WITH PRIVATE —- 
and ent. Very clean, 36 Center 
3 & 3 RMS., PVT. BATH. ADULTS 
only, 287 Oakland Ave. 
2% RMB, iS., PARTLY FUR 
Ou “Apts. + 180 EB, Huron. 
2 WITH 
private bath & ent., util, furn. 
mail child welcome. FE 
2 ROOMS, mai BATH, 5 
  
  
    __Private bath, apply 70 Clark Bt. 2 ROOM CABIN, ALSO 
— room, 3300 Elis, Lk. 
2 RM. Li APT. only. . ent. EM 3-3044. 
2 RMS, AND BA’ , WEST SIDE. 
Clean, reasonable, Business or 
person, FE 5-6044. 
2 ROOMS, L NCES, 
newly decorated. Ground floor 
        ATE E: Orns side, aa 8-167 saa 
7 RMS. & BATH 
No children. FE 3-7406.   
Se not feel sted. Call 
fneiniiiee of trading your. real es 
orate. We hare BA farms. 
tneomes, business rtunities 
end oo resorts for 
DORRIS & SON REALTORS 752 W. Huron Phone 4-1557   
SELLING YOUR 
HOME? 
ot eget etn peer tn aces sla |_behiaat   
SPRING BUYERS ARE. CALLING: VSTOUT'S | 
List your homes — lots — farms 
the oldest reait im in" le area | . 
wife, M. ‘Stout, Realtor 
¥) SSien ves, “tn &: ws 
  6-61 
i Sunday 2 “til\4 pm. | Rae APT a. PVT: ENTRANCE 
7 ROOM & BATH. PRIVATE EN- trance. OR +1388 
  "7 RMs. PVT. BATH & ENT. wie Parke 8 
PARTLY FURN. 5825 St, Waterford. OR_ 3 oe 
7 AMG & BiTH. CLINTON A 
03 Mechanic.   
3. SaOaE 
for 2 gentlemen, everything furn- 
ished, Auburn 4-6370. 
4 ROOMS AND mAh EVERY: 
thing furnished. 191 : 
5 & BATH, UTILITIES. CALL 10:30 to 2.     
  niles © 
    
  14,3 ROOM 
feo: apartm 
water, stove and refrigerator fur- 
nished. Near Tel-Huron shopping 
center. Foe: Mr. Smith at 38 E. 
Huron 8t. SMALL 5-ROOM AND GARAGE. 
Close to Tel-Huron Sho; g Cen- 
ter. FE 56-9042 after p.m.   
Rent Lake Cottages 36A 
WALLED LAKE, MODERN CONV. 
Pvt. beach, 2-bedrm. Reas. MAr- 
ket 42203. 
For Rent Rooms   
2   
.|1 LARGE ROOM, DOWNTOW 
Private entrance. FE 40123.. 
RM FOR LADY WITH COOK: fac’ 
Douglas. FEL rE one =" 
A SLEEPING ROOM FOR MAN. . entrance. . Huron, FE   
  
3 RMS., E IN. HEAT & UTIL. 
    CLOSE 
furn, _furn. $13.80 per wk. 61 Feneley Ct. 
3 RMS, MODERN. WITH HEAT. 
453 N. Pe 
AND BATH MAIN 
Close to downtown Pon- 
tiac. ox month. Call Realtor 
“E 43881, 
7 RMS. & BATH. REFRIG. STOVE. 
a ee EAST SIDE,   
4 ROOMS UPPER, 
naa FE 8-2413. 
_— mY BATH, LOWER. 
FE 8-6064 before 5:30 30 p.m. 
ae RMS. & BATH. PVT. 
— & bot water furn. OR 
5 NEWLY DECORATED. 
Main floor dE fnew Pvt. Entr. 
67 Henry 
§ RMS. & BATH, UPPER   
4 
  
i 4 
rooms bath rT, modern, 
refri fot water, furnished, 
Samide © °°?" preferred, 123 
x 
Modern 3 Walk tm 
. On ‘bas bus A, yy 61, E 
omy yon a omg Praag coirooy 
botrecss. ‘an ous. yennd 
oble . Kas- sabian “oor, MI +1300. 
BRAND NEW   
Orchard Leake Avenue. Balmer Street, just south of 596 |. 
otmanie | Saaeen aay “, vd 7 * 
page avaliable. M1 Prospect, 
CE ROOM FOR G 
downtown. 41 Pine 8t, FH 
Room FOR N WORKING men, $6 wk. in, Shower. FE 
$6748 NG A RE- 
ble home, ; 
e fans BY FisHER 
WOMAN. a orivate. PE 
eat” tide hu. SHOWER, OF. tage. Business man YE basit. 
Rooms With Board 38 
EXTRA CLEAN — # STYLE meat. 14 Matthews. 56-0377. 
telephone. in vate home. West 
of withoat boserd. 35 
_Bitiwsre Dr. FE 8-3937 
ROOM & = BOARD IN IN RESPECT 
able home. Use of   
  
  
ROOM FOR @ meals, FE 29-3429. 
Convalescent Homes 38A 
VACANCY. ae SEMI- 
er cece or con- MAN. 
  
  
a Pontiac's finest new 
ate ready for 
AIR CONDITIONED beat, 
xitchen fans, master eo 
ul 
itieaeealeony ype bullding   
    
CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3} 
rooms and bath, all large rms., 
located close to dewn: town. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
We Eee ace 
| pet UPPER ON LAKH ORI bedirooma, — in bath, 
    s ae a b pomaathd 
Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN 
  with individ 28. Rooms by Day or Week 
Iso 1 or 2 AD ONLY A Te a barnes 
One, Inspect! 464 Auburn FE 
feral 86918 neat & 80m LEAR! rms. " iJ . 
FEderal 18 By day or week. Moderate rates 
wach STIGA 125 N. Perry. FE 5-126. 
for one credit. inve Rent Stores 40 
21 more te 2. oer ete and pa Tris, "10 to 4 |? STORES 15 X 50. PARKING space at rear. Heat & water furn. 
141-143 Qakiand, OR 3-1391. 
41 __ Rent Office Space   
  
DESIRABLE OFFICE  58P. available sbove. city offices in 
Harbor Newly decorated, 4 
heat and y of : plent parking gg ge OO As 
  
150 ing furnished, ‘Lease 
    JFE 2818 / 34] For Rent Miscellaneous 42 7 
300 AMP, PORTABLE ASOLINE, 
Welder, FE 5- o 
Fer Sale Houses 43   
  
    $38 
, AFTER 5PM. SEE | "has Thru ‘Partridge 
COURT, OR PHONE ay List Thru Partridge KG. HEMPSTEAD, , 7 hibatom “Rouse eye nn | 
UNFURNISHED « ROOMS & BATH t oaman lot" Ses as Grace, Vic. greats : fiat, : _ large 2, 965. Bind pe ' Ra, & 6. 
‘5 RMS. CH | BY BUILT IN 1955, NICE bath. Heat te ers Se ecs| Eee heer eee ofa cea peer, | Ste oben Pe tal Bigg SE A Mga eal aoel be etn $2,009 Bown. 80 Wo foun: Neah ‘iow SCHOOL, 3 & bath.| dell. PE 2-67 : : 
Richolle ee + aoe 736, Huron, re $48 : of “| our ey Bal. it eh ee rf, ‘x 
  
ot celling, 
i 
slus e eeee ia 
a Bis Sta On’ 9.5403, 
Fett di full base. 
pa ie ute “n. aes   
: ‘Right into pgp and 
C RED GI ‘ od aa Immaculate J oro 
J IM, WRIGHT 
MS OAKLAND AVE. PE 5.0441 
    
~~ NORTH END GI e with, sine 
4 rooms & bath 
up. Full SGeoguens with central 
< neat. Price — $15,500, terms. 
CRAWFORD AGENCY 
VETERANS 
$250 DOWN Ranch style. = 
_ Ready for hee enewpeney. 
schools. Lake 
VON N 
PE 5-0237 
WEST e PROORLYN 5 BEDRM, 3 shaded lots, Full basément. bee 
rege. $1800 Da, & $75 Mo, FE 
  
bedrm. a Eat lake priv. 
low monthly paym Price 0 
  
Newingham 
In Walton Manor 
Almost new 2 bedrm. home. Gas 
heat. hot water, storms and 
sereens Venetian blinds, 
‘across from the new school, 
age of enly $52 per month 
ing taxes insurance, 
In Auburn Hei 
2? bedrm. home —_— 
ment. In ghts 
— Log 
“TL. c *NEWINGHAM | 
Corner og Soechea Rd, 
s FE 83003   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICH 
“Budget 
Rancher” 
3 Bedrm. 
Full Basement 
Homes 
Featuring 
FLUSH DOORS 
DELCO OIL HEAT 
LARGE KITCHEN 
AND BATH 
PLASTERED WALLS 
SLIDING 
CLOSET DOORS 
ALUMINUM 
SLIDING WINDOWS 
ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER 
FOR ONLY 
$9,979 PLUS LOT 
Directions to Model: . 
2 8 TO CA 
RD. WATCH FOR SIGNS. 
Model Open DAILY $ TO 8 
SATURDAY 2 TO 6 
SUNDAY 1 TO 7 
Almost an Acre... of ground makes the setting for this 3 bedroom ranch 
near the Waterford Center 
Bchool. extras are all 
eluminum 
$1,960 down 
uy now in 
spring planting 
Spring is Here going faet, 
so advise your immediate 
pec’ 14 
new carpeting drapes 
re yoann Peat fie tor gee 
we > 
session, Top value at §12,- 
950, 
Atterition GIs eed your opportunity ts 
buy wiroom, Colonial 
abe 
oe Hills We have: the pleasure 
3-bed- 
Pioneer Highlands living tn excellent 
off J 
Bateman 
Kampsen 
REALTORS FE 40528 8 Eves. & Sun, 
. [ 
YOUR LIFE’S MADE 
toe] FASTER through Classi 
'|fied Ads. To. solve every-| 
day problems quickly, dial 
  i 
i 
  On Your Lot or Ours ° Gl Resale |= LOW DN. PAYMENT 
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS 
FULL BASEMENT 
Earl E, James 
EM 3-6311 FE 4-1444 
8260 Cooley Lake Rd.__ 
No Down Payment Will build ae Bree! tree and 
clear lot 
S ietl 
wiring; starter Se rog me 
email down pag < rc ent. F.C. Woop co.   
basement and 
er build on 
OR 3-1235 oa 3-1038 
Corner Williams Lake Ra & M6e 
FOR COLORED story, 3 bedroom modern home, 
with ‘tun basement & gas heat, 
Choice side 
Paved street Immediate posses 
sion, $950 down 
Also have another oh bedroom with 
full basement, corner lot. 
Red street with “180 down. 
. RILEY, Broker ay Re “Ls. Rd. FE +11" 
"BUD" Only $1,500 oes 
Lake Privile 
On_ besutiful ranoth i This 
3b home 2 bed- 
rooms down; 1 bedroom up. Lasse 
kitchen, front 
basement 
on rear of lot for income. Total 
$8, Quick possession. price 
5.Acres and 
3-Bedrm. Rancher With full by pee os en ———   
  
  
  ut esto 
so 3-room po ante | price” $10,400 w 
tate. oil oi heat 
Make. Pun peice 
George R. rit: “#69 Baldwin Ave. 
  
Good 
roe Eo sg oar *, 
Cc. PANGUS, Realtor = Call collect: Ortonville   
fure and sce, your best buy, Ask 
Charles ba VanHorri 6-2400 JO _eseet =e SALE: 
—— in Ward's Orchard. 
OoLLiEn RD, 2 
—. Ee ae   
pine a 
PER z PAR: 
2 bedrm. bun- ‘odern, Garegs, New off 
ia BN with ~. 
thy. 
FE 32-2162 
West Side Suburban — Ross McLarty, Broker - 
Pe 5-318   
‘This cory 4 room modern, Tile 
OW win- 
on Oak ‘floors Garage. 2 lots. 
Near stores. 
sion Lo 
wn. 
Dorothy r Sayder La Lavender 
rr oat or Eves. oH 0417 | 
OAKLAND AVENUE |   
a 
Cg & large bedran. de & jarse be full oo 
Ral bemt ous beat acer. 
rage. Terms avail able, 
WEST OF PONTIAC 
big full hill pesement you 
have looked for. =} 
_ work area in Pemts. etek 
diving room ered 
—- ont kitchen. 3 ad 
  
  
  
      
ment fec, room with nat. 
‘fireplace, 2car owrick ga- 
rage. Choice location, Tre- 
mendous value, 
Leslie R. Tripp, R Realtor 75 W. Muron 6tr 
PE $4161 or FE 31308 
STOUT'S 
Best Buys 
Today! . 
CLARKSTON - Neat 4 
built in 080. with ful me   
  
CITY HOME Butit in 1956, this home t4 
very pen | ani clean, with 2 
Edw. M. Seg Realtor ae ‘ 58168 hw, 
‘Ves, 
    gorse Located M ' Since 1926 
rea, this attrac’ ve ¢ home ea 313 West Hu i r Shake" exterior, | we 5.9447 “Eve. PE ' living room with wood- om, 
burnin fireplace, generous kitch- MACEDAY-LAK 
oll ak we By By BR oo bus at door. Offered at’ elavee, enone, 0 x ren 
——s * acreage, avail: is 2 bedroom home. 13 % 23 . ‘ . knotty pine } room, 
NI HO IE - “gf Tenens: Priced: ot 
C L fiosde, 200° cown. 
to Mt_Clemens SPE G-1201 Eves, Mrs. Kelchner FE ¢8773 4BEDRM. BRICK : Located just 5 minutes f 
tiac near Elizabeth Lake, ir 
. =e a large coer ii 
ceramic tile beth on main , 
Hy sa room wit Same invbar'a recigersior. 3 aft: tached garage. Gat lisere & —— = “throughout, 
SILVER LAKE-?" nf i screens 
Spacious, 4 bedroom, tile- poo ola tas est come © Saas, 
rooted, brick, rancn-type— patio for summer comfort, priced 32' living room with at $23,000. : 
ceiling, natural fireplace, * 
ae baths Bevement ree. m, part bath. 1.6 re. LIVE SUBURBAN 
fandee ag oe site—i1y' lake. Seldom do we have the 
front. it beach. Own- tunity to offer such an 
er ‘conmionrea: ing e¢. Just 5 minutes 
Pontiac, Near school 
4 BEDROOM ing lake. 3 bedrooms, tasnn peedé 1% story 1% in 1948. 9 living room, 3 fireplaces. 
coseay ie th do’ with many extras, Full Base- ius family room with ment with recreation ares, Oak 
af ving Moors, Storms & screens, Auto- 
with natura] fireplace, din- matic oil heat, 2 car attached “EL” 3 rooms and rage, situated on @ 100x200 fi. 
bath up. Pull basement, at- lot, new tm 1985, Prived . tached garage, fenced 78° x at $19,000 with terms. Cail 125° lot — privileges. Row, t miss this buy, 
Se schools und bus, 
¢ 
WHITE 
BROS. - REALTOR Phone OR 9-120 oF OR 31813 
Open Bves "til 8; Sunday 10 tos 
GILES   
landscaped. 
+ faoee 
Auburn Heights District . story Bao situated 
100 ft. h 4 
Gj coed floors, 
plastered walls, and large 
jeture windows, All fo: 
ust $3,000 down. Shown 
appointment. 
eCiLES REALTY co. 1 BALDWIN AVE. FE 64i75 
Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES   
and « 
room modern 
home with basement and 
race 
selient terms, 
URBAN 
Eeesly 3. bedroom brick home 
very nice basement 
ine heat, hard mao tay 
wails, it in an, 
he ill sel] for 
   a eta         
            
    
    
NTIAC ‘PRESS, - at 
At at : Ve 
  
  
    
Cedar taand abe “by, Dick _   
  
          ‘SF. C. Wood. Co, 
After 7~OR 
Corner Williams Lake $290 
3 Bedrooms Ranches 
Full Basement | 
  
   
   
       
  REALTOR 
WE BUILD 
BRICKS $10,975 
     
     
   » tall bath, 
te.bo0 total ‘price, 
   
   
    
   gees romt, Has 2 
= Needs, some ie 
someone. ose ne 900. Easy terms. 
ag oe vag ont Jakefront heene and all price ranges. 
me G Trocke DAILY_-SUNDAY 
wpa HBTS ne, on   
Lk. Rd. EM 3-4671 
  _TEDAR SHAKES $9,975 comparison. 
  Tm tog, US. Pm, 
© 1957 by WEA Gorvicn, ne.   
“Do you have to stop talking just as I start my swing?” 
    
  
____For Sal Sale Houses 
19. Box BUY. 70, 70 SEL ‘art   
W. SUBURBAN - FRONT Ig oO mv ne gy a Seale salt Nice & room 
| tenbicind, Realtor ne tate Bal price, Sees Le rad Leke Rd. PFE 4-4563 mediate ener 
LY Neat and ts excellent Ran nongper d 
men, gas beat, 
o Park place near downtown. 
REAL rkst INC, ‘26. M Mich. 
  FOR COLORED 
Lovely § room m bene®: plastered 
og Ti so     
pote tne y goes wi at pers 
84 WILLIAMS ey Sea s aes re   i. 
ii! Spring Specials} * 
DRAYTON WOODS: : ifr = EST. ATES | 
a }   Fg 
“a 
id ue * ttic m4 
he rooms, $8,500. t1.508 
Sa reom modern houses. Easy 
terms, 3 up it ne “LISTINGS 
s WATKINS HILLS: Bedroom Brick, Full Base- ment, Gas Heat, Finished Ree- 
Teation . Comb. 
¢é = fomen ee 
2 B. W. DINNAN”’ 
fe= DRAYTON WOODS: Excellent Bi-Level Home on hogs : ted :   Bests 
we chive A NEW 
PLAN (BOOK OF 
115 DESIGNS BY 
Par aS 
HERE IS ONE base- | 345 OAKLAND AVE. -|" MULTIPLE LISTIN 
  
         
         
    Behe 
eas 
    KENN EDy| set W. eninge at’ 43569 
GATEWAYS to| 77 HAPPINESS es FRONTAGE LAKE CANAL 
pommerity bathing ser » wi 
modern home deserves wat Fa non a 
mediate —. => Partridge} sondage 
"HUNTOON LK. SUB. 
Rese Aaa Bet 
cee : = i . a 
i E ae ae Realtor PE 47114 — Site PONTIAC- Ev * gs 
wo SS" | PRCT GIS ates ore i's ACRES oad bs A ed eat ihe 
a CORY Rees FOR COUrLe CIN.   
jee £ 
NTE 
BRICK <a NEAR UNION LAKE. Lovely 5 
room pao og, large corner - 
ve brick) The Ponting aren's ony” author-| 
<s| “Home Planners Center” Mighland Rd. (M-59) at PORTER 
Call or come out ‘te the con- 
venient office of .— SYLVAN VILLAGE roo. a ae Sell—To Trade 
Y IT—WE'LL INSURE IT! 
MAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS 
0263   
ek E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR _ FE 4-3581 
1050 W. HURON ST. oem town, transferred. House 
yrs. base- 
   
  is as beat, one block fro 
* tip r cent Sage 
  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
    
      
    
DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING oanyice 
= Two ra 
monthly income of $205 from this 
dandy a perl A full baths, 
throughout, Bpccption: 
gas forced air heat, I 
large lot, nice surrounding homes, 
walking distance of down town. 
‘Terms.     
      “ a 
interest is about over: Multiple Listing Service 
  Choice 4-Bedrm. Home Near Washington dr. FOUR BEDROOM ugh HOME 
$17,950 quiet paved street. me 3 bed- Here is a dandy large family 
rooms throughout. Beautiful mod- recreation room. Fenced . rear 
ern kitchen, nice living room, pa- bent lawn, Truly a real value 
fenced bot. 86 = 156 nite surround. at only $13,750 cash to mort- 
Lake Front Bi-Level 
Brick —_ pogige hail pom 
aiming roo 
modei kitehen. ¢ 4 ; oxirs size sere 8 construction & very attrac- 
tive design, Ask for Mr. Brown. 
$11,500. THREE apes a ants 
Good ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES 
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, Hie 975 
Attractive modern-to-minute white 
frame 2 bedroom bungalow with   
          
           
    
   
   
   this one soon, 
8. Telegraph rooms, 2 baths, 10 closets. Rec- rasan: to gorges attic. Full reation room on lake level. 2-car ; Te complete veins, large lot, 57 
1 Twocar garage. — on 
Se IN SUBURBAN . — } 
large bungeiow, 21 ft PS gga wnrieed right, 
room, wt attrac- Bro’ 
t with birch eup- with gentle slope to sand beach. 
7. —— rich rose Wilton car- t ote on J bedroom home in Pon ting in 3 rooms and extras. 
    or *. COUNTRY leads srs ate 3 tari et BUNGALOW 
< demon Recently modernized & EAST IDE | New Brick Ranch Homes tile 
bf ment, oil heat, 2 large cor- P OWNER W For Sale Houses 43 i. 
payment for means oalthed b' 
$1,000 DOWN BED: RANCH 
0 , MI This home has 
Waterfront, 2 bdrm. rench hom This treplace, carpeting right at 3 
- ~ 
— 
Loveland 
UE Sagat Me ai ORTON’ 
FS oogh, Sloeema oh eat 
‘$1,450 DOWN 
suaep BUNGALOW BUILT 
B. WITH ASEMENT RECREATION uae t 1 Ane 
of rem, |. 
Sat owl ui PE   
R. J. VALUET, Realtor 
Watch It Grow NOW UNDER OR GARLAND AVENUE, SYL- VAN'S BIGGEST. ALUE, SPACIOUS BRICK QF DISTINCTIVE DE STON. 
any CHO ES. Bets Berio da Hoe   
TwOL ACRE SITES ON HILLER ROAD, CLOSE IN. 
Sylvan ] Lake Front 
La ARGE RGE Lg ares 
“HOME 
MART 1062 W. meen 
‘1N ICHOLIE HANDY TO FISHER BODY 
4 rms. and _ Large lot. 
Only $3600. Low E-Z terms. 
Shane pase! soem 
Full home. 
Soak Lar ie. A sacrifice 
at ah a Takes $700 dn. 
$55 month,   
WILLIAMS LAKE AREA 
- new 5 rms & aves i ge Bes 
Fg 
3 
ip storms, screens, 
lots, Handy to school. Lake f 
privileges. Y priced at $10,- / 
800. Terms. / 
WARD ROAD 
Near Whitfield School. 
rms & bath plus enc 
porch and full basegient.     tian blinds, ne fur- 
nace & new water sheater, 
storms, sc ar ga- 
rage with overh a 
We Buy tend ‘Contracts 
N ‘CHOLIE & HARGER co. 33 W. Hugi FE 5-6183 | 
{ n Evenings *   This eve scpeatnn modern-to-min- 
Ute ranch home only & years old, | 
built on dandy corner lot, just off | 
AS Many outstand- 
ing ou ‘appointments you will if ner lots. pas Lake privi- reconditioned. Large 3 
: . 7 one “you are missing * good one,’ e 
pov and play at the same time 
in the same place 
Huron : Pinest east side location 
Multiple Listing Service 
IERRY S lot for children.   baths. fire sees cal some with 
— at INDIAN VILLAGE BRICK 
DANDY FAMILY HOME 
A large six room brick home, A-1 
condition, inside and out. Nice lot, 
solid concrete drive, 
rage, ideal locztion only 3 short RAY O’NEIL, Realtor AIRE, inclade: 2a, OVEN AND} Open RANGE. See these homes =“ 
make an early selection.   
        
    
       
  NORTH END 
        Bees, wereres 
i or } 5 
RAY O'NEI 
sia ses 
  blocks i- Pi ed School. Priced 
2 bedrm. modern come home, 
tibleck from garage 18 & ah REALTORS GI's KINZLER   
  
  LAK HOMES Dn.-—furnished even to TV 
fae for income or your own 
living. $3,500 will buy three of 
Check these for your own 
ring or for investment. 
EAT BUNGALOW 
$6,300 TOTAL — Terms. Living 
— din room, age ware kitehe   
‘EMBREE & GREGG Union Lake Rad. 
or os 33314   
recreation room, 
of land. $13,500. Terms. 
Mion, "Lor soxtse. I block to ; ‘a ele bath, Only 
Ee HAYDEN, Realtor PE 
oe “Erec: om. 3 er oe 
area. REpublic 2-3373 after 
ND MODERN 
Completely ak, Bane oe Sea 
Gas 
Excellent Ryn g Immediate 
session. owner, te 
  on Lake 5& room ‘heme, 
Sacee Se A 
buy at ite termes ® 
$1,200 DOWN. ©. Bivd, Terrace. 
Yes Set nee diate possession. . 
orn aL Sn own te 
Seni, “Aporer SL al $65 
per a og BH ig ny 
a 1 ove al gpa a finitined’ attic “Living room "(3x21 ¢. Master bedroom eneway to d-car [= 
basement divided for 
Almost an acre 
8-044) 
  
Value-Value | | 5 ee bath plus utility. 
lake pri es. $1,250 
4 ROOMS and bath plus utility 
Lot 15xi50. Lake privileges. $850 
bap Saal on paved Rd., 
‘4 nd 
OFF MONTCALM. Built tn ‘34, 4 rooms and —. nice fenced lot 
ex. $650 «down. 
anonzilie R. M iddleton 
PE 8-6003   
  
ACANT 
Move La pi in this eosend dpc- 
orated bedroom home 1 car garage. Nice corner lot on 
paved street. 
. 
Full 
ment with recreation room, 
saute. heat, fenced lot on black- 
treet. Full price only $9,060 
rms, 
xcel! 
only $7,450 with terms. 
cand bee ee immaculate 3 
ranch, ott Beat, nicely 15x12, Oxi2 
kitchen, Oi] FA jand- 
escaped lot. 
  
  ‘/ RNUDSEN Berwick Blvd. 
Washington Park 
: uced 
appreciate showing it to 
you. 
WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR 
$10 = . 8 Bank Bidg. 
2-8503 Eves. Call FE   
with e 
5 bath down: 1 “Bedroom ' up. En- 
Saneman sto’ & = reens, mae ‘ec 
Fenced yard. ; 
. J. R. Hiltz Realtor 
1011 W. aero : FE 618)   
§ bedroom mane gy ot 
ment, auto. heat and eo 
water, :       = how 
asement, lls og "oil peat, 
2 bed te psn 57 chen tion storms and: 
as gence home. Located | 
ig 
~_. fie price for 
quick * 
‘$1 000 DOWN NORTH SIDE 3 bedroom. — location . oT 
| 9 bedroom home: off Oakland Ave. 
. Bo mp oe ‘heat, automatic LaBARON FARMS MARKLE 8T. 
This lovely hom¢ hase two bed- 
rooms down, with « large nety 
  
_ OARTARD LAKE 
Fenced back rtd. Lake Pooss a 
send 
GEORGE, BLAIR a bedrm Ws only 2 yrs. old 
.. : ghee an immacu-| 
Oak bedroom bungalow. 
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  room. ig | dining room 
itcheh. there is a ce- 
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asia tie vit sa $2,74 down. Pay- 
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      "BY OWNER _ DRAYTON PLAINS 
aoe Ft 
  side. 3-9138. 
HOU: ON PA 3 > + 
get eprece, On, bg a é-% OXFORD LAKEFRONT Ligh! er home with too tt . lake froatage,   s rm, 3 ne 
stairs with unfinished “attic. Very; 2 badrms., 11 baths, 
  
      ete, Gump, teva te Za t. MArket_ 43500. 
bs an “tate oe AMILY Water Front Cottages Ww 
room home witit 2 lot# on Emi Lake. 
— “oll heat. ow down pay- tage slee 8. — and 
men PHONE TODAY i 
SPPOINTMENT. 
FRANK SHEPARD On Clear Lake, 2 br. cot- — inside. 14, ft. boat 
ii furnace, 
OL 1-7511___2980 Tienken Rd. elated poe gg newiy” paint: 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE : . , 80 
Don’t Be a Price Buyer way Lake, 2 br. with oil floor furnace, full bath, out- 
e,® nome buyer You will | oor, gril completely wnen you see. me, Fe. ish 
Eidaea We fon living room 2 bf ruished cottage with with ~ Cldsets c 2 lots on Indian aan joo oft Good sa beach 
fy aerate | Sa . s ve me ottage with 111 feet 1 cals teh ele end’ terme. stattpded 
Retired Couple or peony ie one Lael 
Newlyweds State Wi ide of West Vacant. One story home, 21 . Branch 
living room with brick 
fiteplace, Ise car ixarage, Phorie 34 Crea Sundays 
  
  
  
  
    
   
       
   
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A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 
NEAR AUBURN HEIGHTS. pevEL 
ilding site, 75-x 675 ft. 
rouimately . the   
MAHAN "REALTY CO., REALTORS 
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250 di pay it $. PvT. “f 
oa eee "See peach, all for $00 gown. Assume In BUILD NOW. e Weill-re: 
ons at once. We have the of on 3-6450. Site —— Batimaten freely 
ER Becks For Sale Resort Prop. 44| HERBERT C“DAVIS ” Is oe one bn to @ describe thi brick FoR, SALE: ONE OF THE TOP nat Thru P trid., LF City Mich y artri ige 
oe firepl a4 ce Large oe. Sew beusehegping Cotiners, bees] List Thru Partrid iseps hateding oni tone ot tiful lake with wonderful fishing. ge fot . wah poe rooms. 600 ft Income _in excess of $6,000 per 
lot. Por $27,500 there is so - | year. For sale by owner for | Otter-Sylvan Lakes value you will be reasons of health. Low down pay- | “oni, rable high and ¢ you took time to look ment. Write Pontiac Press, Box 7. buil sites of ~ to at this firsi NEW MODERN AGE AT ST. widths overlooking and with ° . Helens, Mich. On st Au Sable aes es on Ofter-Sylvan es West Suburban Shores. 2 bedroom, ._ living lere’s an. unity 
Three bedroom | bome wi with room room & kitchen. ‘aoe ft. ae from. ! 
an acre i Weil dis aor prongs Giassed in “in troot plete oe a yeas CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
forms. Look "tor Seomett St. West Branch, 503 Community National Bank Bid 738, PE 44211 _ Eves, FE 51303   
LAWRENCE W. 
  
  iS AYLORD Sale Suburban Prop. = 
136 KE, Pike Open Eves. BY OWNER 
  
Arnold Real Estate 
po2l’ 8. Telegraph Rd. For Sale Lots 46 > ee Must have — sale FE 49584 of 13 month old 3 bedrm. car- . peted brick ranch, 244 a 2 
A: _With twin lavatories: Pane | 
‘clos living room, with large sree c iv" 
FOR BETTER BUYS tng Le x dream kitchen with 
. = in hooded range 
INDIAN VILLAGE oven, Gdvootker & disposal. Cab- 
° Nice clean home. 2 large bed-| inet lined utility attic. rooms, full basement, garage.| 2/2 car enemas. Patio. Ls Lawn. Lot 
Priced to. sell at $16,080 with | 120x188" Birmingham schoo! i reasonable terms. trict. Parle occupancy. $31,800. 
Par below replacement cost. MAy- 
_fair_ 6-1261. Rocteats Home Sites —_—. ar with —_ tank 
"FRANK SHEPARD OL _1-7511 Ra. 
SOUTH a POND east OF CROOKS, 
    
” For Sale Acreage 47   
“ing site. $3,000 MY 3-1128.   
PE 5-5783 
2 BEDRM. HOME. FULL BATH,|; acre, ELIZA | NEXT TO N00 garage. Fruit & Berries with 
Screnge. $700 dn. MAple G-i0u0.| beth te. Ra. Wice ‘wuld     Buy Thru Partridge | 14 LOTS, EAST SIDE OF = 
  List Thru Partridge water tn, S75 gach. 
BY OWNER, CLEAN 2FAMILY, | 55 5 pag? M BREW EE esi 
i?) See Priced | ma 5-158] FE 8-0638 FE 5-7704   
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  BUILDING LOTS Near ——_ vr. 3 cr corner, 
sewer Apo nogg ee terms. 
Near. hound. Lake, of Clark- 
ston, 2 large a oy lots, easy 
  terma. 
Py By Ponti Lake Rd. 2 acres, large 
OFFERS frontage, good building site, $1.~ 
3 Bedrms.—East Side PONTIAC REALTY 
oc a . —- .737T Baldwin 
SS ee ae 1 BY OWNER: aaa wire pp ile dining room and |“ semi-private mae. per acre en down: 3 bedrooms| on payment. Also 1 acre, nice and bath up. Basement, fur-| homesite, $900, not In subdivision, = and water heater. $5,-/ Gan bs seen Sat. & Sunday at 2901 
  060. $2,400 down, Oakwood Rd. Ortonville. 6 miles West of M24 e ville, 
4 Bedrooms National 7-9342 
Located at edge of cit ust | BEAUTIFUT. RANCH SITE IN OT- ‘a step Tat | “tor Mite Ggb, thbates, Overioch Large 1002150 foot lot. Pi | tog Omer Lake. Well restricted. floor has living room, fire-| Terms, EM _ 3-0117. . 
room, carpets|~ 
Sng IE ond size bedrooms and CITY LOTS 
bath ; a with PA = Several city lots lo. 
hea ara, ‘ ‘on! 345 e 
chicken howe. $i6, $3,300 feet frontage and 
Fast Sutrben wee ns ast Suburban ’ Prectically sew ¢ ren | VAN. Satan LAKE ranch home. Living room Good level lake front lot 
with room der ween over 250 feet de 50 feet 
living and dining room, on lake and 65 feet on kitchen with abundance of Priced = sell at $5,000 with 
cupboards and breakfast ‘ down area. 3 spacious bedrooms, 
large closets, and bath with OFF M-24 
shower, Pull basement, oll %% forced air heat, garage x 3 beautifal wyliging sites, 3 
‘ 24, with breezeway, Alum miles north of W Bird num storms and screens. f-+4 — Set ee 17s 
jn kel canna. 618, $50 and $1,380 with small 
Near Ww jashington Jr. ; 100 x 100 FT. 4 
hieaeant, ce tom with SMALL BUILDI NG 
ce ie kitchen 2 nice level lots, total 100x 
and. bath Knott - par 100 ft. with small tiding,   
re tet included, Pi on tes oeat fecd eee weak Straits excellent materia and * 8 manshi. bw Site Ferman Garage. Lake. $1,600 with $400 down.4 
r ront e m2 features wi oak 
and ig. e liv- Located on a landscaped east of = idwin ing roo m, dining room and acre lot in a restricted sub- Brown ro $1,475 with {0 hall omy hicely carpeted. division. Beautiful shade per cent, ve and very wonderful feature trees and wind toads. easy terms. 
about this ;hom: - This 2level home: has a 
division is the 2" tt. let fireplace, © veoubule,” lacy JOSLYN ROAD : ves e ; ; a which is nicely landscaped dining _ room. “arpets rae ' Comer parcel in rapidiy 
and includes a large 16x24 drapes. Modern kitchen with growing area with 200 ff 
garage with solid paved Hot : dishwasher, tile of paved bet pope Also 200 drive to street. We think lovely bedrooms, ft. on ¢ opros A good one the best burs cana J oe closeis. Then up a investment are 750 with 
on the market and will - few steps, to 3rd. bedroom.| . terms or cash, 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
  _ water bh i ait N. Saginaw st. 5-8165 
goenee. Puatoen. Genie Open evenings “tt! "6:30 : terms. é 
Price Reduced . ADAMS 4 bedroom Old English brick Liquidation sal 
Pee ete hyehtiate | Hated city and cuburbane Joe € © 80 | 
ing entrance hall un- ie priced for fast ac 4 weal we treatment and write. . o stair enced, sew 
wder room, ~K.9 ‘liv. ek ce Hast Wilson "Ac rg ~) 
room with . ceil. | 90xt undeveloped, rich ec aes — replace. a sénessas | 
recfeation etea, J. L. Hua: ent on W. 4 son. ki with with sewer, water, lights, sence. © Second = has mas- fous Ave... ee room w on 
bath, J nocreeans bath, a foyer lots et 
connecting rear stair, Base.| 24x206 “i speniyal ~ ' Sie ment wi ete m Timken 82x1987 w: on Indianwood bh 2! Lake. ee ee $3300. car alached ¢ ea 73 2] 7 ac re “anaveloped. pe ne rk- — pareel on, wee 
ts je S 60. 3 eee 
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___For Sale Farms 48 
80 FERTILE ACRES 
14 Mi. N. of Clarkston ‘-rm. farm home, 4 bedroom 
full beth. bemt, HA furnace 
o x De afl clay   
  
a thi up. 10,000 down. Will consid good 
mn tome Mi or sear Beles 
Giroux-Franks 4200. Dinte ey REAL ESTATE 
OR 3-9701 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List. Thru Partridge 
ook ee gy ig LAPEER CO. TRADE 8 oom modern farm house, small 
ge 500 eq 20 acres ree flowing "trea, 
10 ACRES WITH LAKE West” of 2f. gag Ht built in = 
20 ACRES—VACANT 16 miles Wi 
per acre. el of Pontiac, $300 
R IDGEW AY’ Baldwin Aye. _ FE +6203 
- NEAR HOLLY 
es Solon reads Ont y 62.508 
Fr paved road. ‘oniy   
  
  
  
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C. HOUSTON REALTY FE 4-6331 
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HUNTIN EXCELLENTLY COCArED R SUBDIVIDING FOR HOUs. ING. ane EXCEPTIONAL BUY FOR roan Rowe” As 
¥ ¢ CN NEWINGHAM. lL ESTATE Comer AuBure, & Crooks Rd. 
Rent Farm Property 48A tn int   
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WHEN YOU NEED y Jay Alan Sale Household Goods Sele Mi : 
| $9 st 57) For Sale Miscellaneous 60) Do it ¥ OPN NAA a le 
ya TV, 958. ourself 
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18 THE “BIRD” sana By 4 op your OIL TAN: 
: 4 KNI tr TO cen of , Suratiare, — GABERTS ag end fi ce pew, 
a — _ Bactusive ING SHOP bone Badger We will ‘oe op recs Floor  Saeaple Sale - agape 5) 
anpe cal PE Siis oer 330. eth "Ye, 0 Bee on radiey 13 HP reverse 
HTB. after 3°30.| su inspiring “awd AT tlre ranges, washers divert, hg ops Sodan 
Pay Thru Partridge ness. Only, $500 dh. in. wee frigeraiors le | Call after 4 = ubure Heights 
ist ra Partridge NOR ‘ . wo CINANCE co. ‘WESTIN Kisers ¥ sass | Sieotrie water hectare, | ah 
} ) LE aters, rt 
CLARKSTO} es THERN LIQUOR State | Bank Bide: range. 40”, goad ote fiche 4 bathtubs, fret srade, 00 e08: 
A neat 49 x 32 ft. com Richa US's! near Gapierd | Mi 59785. PM NS 
home . em . lord, ort EB LEATHER, 
to e, zoned commercial. Wieck | land. Warge rustic bide. 2 oe gage Loans 54 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Gideiige Ra “a 
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ie, reed a Sceeotccon| ‘tied ot hie GG ™ LOANS— $000 to $1,500. “U_ DITERNATIONAL, TRO MATinPERED unty MOWER 
Pa he = WARD-P-PARTRIDGE| SES" lawman oc ta = “weed: Cheap a TIERS. Ne LAWN FER 
‘ ent ee ap- > : = > 4 E. : a 
y REALTOR. FE 4358 3 "Por home additions or 1m- BARNES HARDWARE 
REAL Est. £ 4-3581 4! ts some DINING RM. 142 _W, mae 
= BUY ere * USINESSES 3° To rou .: SUITE. ._ Easy Parking 
use or enclose sto gas ~HOT'¥ WATER 1 Ee 
1050 \V 7 he tal constructed, ve. . HEATER, $15. 
Mark ston W. HURON ST, ¢ to build 's garage oF on ev 
OPEN EVE. TIL 8 A warege Dome: dia, Latest ENCYCLOPE. TEE WATER Poy sa Oe. 
REAL ESTATE INC, Buy Thru Partridge _ eet eae “Sil onl fr, "gue cash “or | EEICHER mG ts a8 
ain, Clarkston, Mich. List Thru Partridge ~ MORTGAGE ELEC eaeaYi value. b  inacets, | 9120-05 | CAMERAS. LIKE NEW 
oe. WE COVER STGAGE LOANS " sinks a lunge ie oS| iy binets at terrific values, ails pat oe ey 
Constru : Laundry up. | _ Tescent, 383 O ge te , also 50 
' ; ction Com $10 trays. stand, faucets, | wrehard Lake fe Ave. yy Polaroid -95A 
mmercicil | ,s904, san, pay stone | Swapa wb ds anemia ne ae £0 Spins 1 Gann 
: ‘main hb a nork Ww st. LAWN | het IE tise 
Property for Pontiac, completely cabipped Swaps 55 TRPOOLS, ¢ POINT BARBED rere paar Rg op SPRERTS “Cantona SHOP 
4x00 mason: a .| 1060’ HOUSETR. am WALL | Bradtord Gt. Co., 2385 EK, Walt 3 . Huron PPE 65-6618 i 
buildin, ry glass f paym AILER, FOR TN. WA WASH ea Ee 5-7835. on "9 
we have 3 qzeellent par- ters. § 00 “handles Ering aar- oe eee house: ie a om ee ti doors. te in. LIONEL & AMERICAN __ Salle Musical Goods 62 __ For Sale Pets 69 ° 
peepee betw Drayton A AS. & ' ie HP dows. Apt. size wine] = OU FLY 120 2B 2 FEMALE ENG 
ag ea ee Seat for Gang eet eZ LYER TRAINS | Tenet 7 tea zac.|! Rena sfoge™ oo 
ings on the front and cuaae power — all got. Call 40032 afte tear a SoM A tS genuine factory parts, Fre and| ACCORDION: 120 3 aia SO 
. = ge pers behing. Will plus stock. 2 service stalls, $2,500 a ng i . Sti Le al ALAN 0 ewteae tailor-made * fear paras tapos vin factory enalye a om or Between —_ at case, FE 3 ones xr B 
Both ty q, HARDWARE STORES eee B_2-0008. “ ‘ goa | See si Let Us HELP wire KEOOREIGH GSS REE | ' 
priced wit » y e have some h CASS LAKE CHANNEL LOT, 6ELL ‘Why, I've ne : tion. Co. 9-1211. P YOU OUR ON, $39 ake 
food Cgehe Sonenient | rovtdes at me hardware dest) fasts’ bakers monet mich or » never seen my husband even smoke before!”” NERS Y of colors to" choose from in tube waite Haren Be ir a : 
des" an Opportunity sot" you | BLRCTRIC” SAW ANDO} 24260. vetore’ FENCES | ber pot Seiles single todtip gj tig KC REG. BOXER. Iv WOE, OLD. 
in @ profit Ric SAW Sale Lg ro paint, Fre: Small ne . . 
J. A. Tay] or one” ‘wah "small evestment. "Cali re a for 12 oF #8 ood _Sale Household Goods 57; Sale Household Goods | wAA Sy Pia | Sore Teenie king “im rear of | pew, Quiles 4 tn ae tke | Female. Fe cai 
the spring busines. sts now, get : CO RA is 57 A: CS” ake Ave. } or §-6159. 40866." 3-2602,. ° 
start, a for a good | FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GUI- 9x12 Felt B “4 | NEW ROT ; i Tr IXAI TORTA CI BEST BUYS. a. 
tar re ase Rugs KELVIN TARY LAWN MOWE RE FURN: Best Trad Akc FEMALE DACHEHOND. 3 
Too Oaklend Ave, | “PEt 544 ssateo Tune, balling. 8 em. Scent piece & ad Hioery need | pont aa OVO: ce 95 uk Pas S6 "ie tm box, Lote ef W004 | eran “iicensed. chit NACES | Accordions a ‘fom, aieas | _ "ld. Housebroken. 40. MA 
Ge p __ss«éEves. OR 3-6148 ic home and 15 Tus} 3. not l ILE, t | LAUNDRY TUB . en LEE’S SALES & ‘ ‘one contractor. Cornets, Clarinets | <p oo 
CORN: tes. OF sronen actes with 3444, plete. FE| 4 With STAN & SERVICE KENYON HE trom §1 
ORNER SROOKS & ice tea “Ret ae ee, rite teaut | Som” GUE OW FAB nik § W all Tile 25c ard. 83, Stainless steel A demseon os Clemens Phone FE 3-6830 OR — SERV. Coan, ae Quivers, frome 0, ay. ic REG. GERMAN SHEPHERD. 
location ai. gneety. Shareware, “Orn y terms. will | —/sne Ford. 123 TRADE 14 FAIR- — MOUSE PAINT. Q, #3 oo ; ie aged me i a peeing ne five siping & MEDICINE “CABINET, LARGE 90” pen segs " songes, Orne. ““ xte: FE we mae * ’ 778. old, 
uty shop. MI 6.3688. ATEWI . FOR SALE OR TRAD ve W. Huron. ve" 43004 | tains, 8, $4 a pre? pr rr jem | terms. Cail 3-1407, with; mirror al! metal cabinet, 97.05| Rental A [CRESS SPRINGER CO LITEL” 
4 cottage cruiser, with ba’ iy’ TV TABLH MODEL AND ié i a pr. Miscellan or MA FE 6-coes| YSlue, $3.95. Slightly mar sy or Easy Payment Pian 33 ER SPA . 
' . th io| TV L AND 16” tems. OR Seale. 0336 noms ple 23-1621. large selecti ted. Also EDWARD'S . 3 yrs. old. Good 
ont, DE. good condition, Will trade console. Re Rad. 336 Sashabaw ection medicine cabinets | 18 8. SA retriever, Be 
nt Parce Real Estate Servi ood pickup, § for | _¢ esonable. PE) ia Alumi With and without ligh ig MAW. FE 2-2108| . table o or trade tor 
teal located on - 1 . CHARLES, of Pontise ey) ee ee bi ie Be LIMED OAK DINETTE SUITE Install scan Siding ing double door Sone oe siid-| COMPLETE PL ay rR Pu ime or what-have-you. FE : 
black: mts. go REALTOR ér. Beten. ly ‘A USED CONSOLE matching buffet and forget pa wall cabin —< service, Tuning. ANO REG. DA 
i growing commu- ‘Telegraph FE 40821 owner 17,000 actual miles, 1 #5..TV antenna kit, TV.| $98. OR 3-3026 with china butch. lems forever. Pay oa sts ets, terrific values, f 6-0871. pies. OR 37710. 
ae 68 i exéelient‘gpport epportun. Sale La | excellent condition, 374 E Ww $9.95. eNO ee AND METAL with savings of two tse r large dis play Mich oY | aay? 
Priced, iow (8 business. Sale Land Contracts 52 field, untill ¢ ps : ALTON TV MAYTAG W <5" Repnolds We-Aluminum "with  {n- rescent, 393 Orchard rd take. A Ave. LECTRONIG ORGAN, LIKE 4 PARAKEET FOR EAS: 
w ai voaly 6 $4,950 with L k waite. Cor Joslyn FE 3-2287 | 7, simmons ae MA . TAL <— colors vertl- | cr ATIC ACID ........ i: aoc | afd allan ag oad . 143 E. Mansfield off Jos 
20% DIS ake Privileges s3 OE. REPRIOERATOR, , GOOD 40, ou gal and horizontal. Sell, yoursell |§ Gal. Foundation Coat . _FE : 2 ot Some 
noe: M. Stout, Realtor . Contract DI: COUNT 2 HOUSES — Near Crescent — ee se "tae te fn arn fibergies awn | 9 s Onune. PIANO TUNING, CALL BEFORE | SEAUT ARC 16. +3468. 
ma Ph geene, Pores 2k venues | ranch, Late) ace ith 18s NORGE GAS BARGE, 3 OH, wae as rts we: | Fos. ‘carports, "Woungstomn end BLAYLOCK j, hm Ovcar Bohmidt, FE EAUHIPUL AKC MALE GERSTAR 
1 8:30 tea ~ene issued on new 3 am ae and alum- atts point ae oy tebe fee pore gee 5 a 1nd | COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. ANO A breeding. MArket 42650. _ ot 
full ranch home with 8 TMS @0d screens, AND BOY's wa ey — : he ornamenta- | #1 Orchard Lake Av mellow . LA : 
OF is, io Witt “LARGE full basement. Near Lake Small down payment. cost and hat ets, lnen — WONTOOMERY WARD | ee No money Gn, 65 mo. MEW OAL e. FESTI0i| Ma’ sass good condition. $150. Oe i: ACH WALY BACHE 
older home on Auburn Ave. Close) OF. > C. WOOD CO. CASS LAKE "3 bedroom | 5 “pe & 3. Like new. FE 4-7 | sgh ace LG TB Cg «| = ite. wy EW, GALVANIZED PIPE | PLAYER PI oman ese eS 
many typ bape nr rs Boer 3-2 p18 After 6 call OR meee piri apse vag wt 3 PC. BEDRM SUITE 0; | 4000s. r, perfect condition, MI can“OL Tees Rochester Rds. ws Rh ieeee 12ige ft. ae PIANO, GOOD COND. Boston TERK Hed 
reascnsele, <r Fo crear Slay LAND CORT tas tscrines 1000 down fall design, foam ru WATER- MOTORGLA for free estimates. |... 54VE PLUMBING sorry 9 fe: | col mornings, VE $074. _____ "| Male, 4 mos RIER PUPPIES. 
racks. consider con-) ance RACT. $6,388 29 BAL- $2,600 down $1,500 for a tress. Tappan gas range. Mis speed record RADIO & 3 Al 172 5 Saginaw he veh ao re GIBBON GUITAR | BOSTON i Ee? 
ROY TAT gues. payable Eh neem Scones aend “aaed ai wil items. FE 4564 or FE a1; | Sonsol chen or. Mabegnny ways Call P FE §-2100| case & Gipsoe amplifier, 0 RIERS AT STUD, 
H% W. KN AUF, Realtor | 22 = ‘Toe1954 omea ttier or hand cons § PC, DINETTE SET. LIKE ae oa ee — ORTER CABLE pL sage. aie $110, After 6 a AEC iy Pena rises OR 
on oshe, Pe a1) Bee Gtr Pintine, Will a Saw ee ee of oF Set ieater. Far SST.” poet STANOOARY oa has CABINET. EM 3.2731 idioms iat jy ello | SMACL MEDIUM PIANO_REASON- ae 
eal Cos F pene cone dri f -Teverse bi EASTE 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A wA $5,049. woak au! at Balas, a 8 — Siar DUNCAN NEW MAYTAG ‘AG WASHER & AUTO. oe rest bullding needs free est!- Seven ‘soa nutes eoeees: Rulon et PE et c's, 18 E. Shop. @ sOnntEs petit Pet 
“USED are gli ateman Coltce table, “bedroom — rocker, Senet Reeeee SL ee aaeed. tee), culvest Pine - Evans BQUiPat ine ose |OMALL BECTREY ORGAN. TEES rar ngeg Be FEMAIL 3 
cated on wD CAR Lor. FEN CENT DISCOUNT, a0t0.) a oes _Bhick's, MY 3s it. guaranteed.) gion tile | O07 Dinie Hey. soph x than | $300. Gallagher's, 18° | _ fair ¢-2004 red AKC reg. MAy- 
ugurn Ave. with a A 4 handle. JIM W WILLIAMS soe K, fora home. herd Le Lig: A potato, Marken vm bement PORCH cnet ear ss Salle om : MALE IRISH SETTER. GOO 
erce Rd. + ster pal umte: 4 
Edw. M.S TE ampsen esse Pe Se ee ta sare | fee ee ee ee Office Equipment 63|iia sak wee 
TT N. Saginaw st = Realtor T ‘YOUR $ $ $ POR THE, HOME, CAN BE ba ints neu PEt eisek Coronet, PAUL $1 “VR PORTABLE FUEL Om TANK. Fy aivriter, 628, cash Fegister. I suka le, rm bass 
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LATE EL sizes NEW HP. REFRI hep oe weather — E IN ANY ott Lk, Rd. FE 6-234. Auburn, PE 4-540. ry, 
Business Opportunities 51 contracts both large and small FoR YOUR LAND ‘CONTRACT are. 5 sete Sona water hg ott. Used TVe $10 10.88 #8 is PER CENT vINGH PIPE 8 FT ao hn” pe. —— rane bllster—no peel | Sale Store Equipment 64 Parakeets, Guar. to Talk 
APRLLP ALAA 6 servic | Pp OLD] 4 >eds, PLUMBI 2 , a S| Som : 
barat, ogg avemow spon! Fe tis ltt ERE SOL ie eee | Satie tate tai | Renae Renae icra fa hit |e Be rec Tee | PATIO SLABS. |" sherhe stern Wet" raqicegre cx Piette tien 
ai E. Pike. y. FE 30138. J C. HAY ' ligations.| ONE’ H. D. 7 DOZER WITH TV sets, ri tables, lamps, | OR 3-2092. ATOR, CLEAN EL FENCE OUTDOOR FIREPLACES ~ NY | PARAKEETS. CAN ‘wa 4 
jo Unt i : adios, rugs, ¢inin) = oa AND I LACES A_5- ratty) or or bat Baie Mier . ies. 183 Sand 
jo UNIT MOTEL 7 6 B. EN, Realtor straight blades. Hydramatic. Will guites. Dinett g room | ONE KEN ee No te Tay = down, Pree estim D NCINERATORS GROCER # erson, FE 2-9727. 
home. 8 Bot i 7 ae MODERN Walton sell for cash, $1,600 or aiae art sets and many chs MORE GAS RANGE pat Py ates. EAL DIRECT & SAV: Y isLanDs. « Pr. com | °ARAKEETS. Ca 
a. te livery & picnic area; = Money to L Open Rvgs, |W Kennett nape sson | Mise cor Gade dope tor real heater Salat Mts ot Oliver ALLEN DWELt, me KO ROGER A ADTHIER. site theives ach Bide. Sell cBeap. 2298 4| spores ce inst int Ontiasd ‘Ave 
sEAttY T ) eetate us oan 53 wil ‘sail or tage” & TRUCK. "SSE OUR ractice piano, Beautiful tone. FE tion Co, 7200 Cooley 1Conetrwe- xie Hw 3308 |’ pomer LES, TINY TERRIERS AND 
14 Mile SALON JUST SOUTH OF ee a. we ne tan oie eee, porn ena oan one Aon | ECE LIVING ROOM | ANTIQUES— DISHES, LAMPs. siL- BM 34635 Be. RATIO aL _g gnu ieee 
Tucctens sopsrmaite lec non ap. BORR _ FE 46618. pm.| UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PA their. $60, Sr cessed | ver te puang ouster LaMP@. & PLY¥YWO condition. Reasonabie POMER 
erato for man op- OW ty sara We buy, se'l ¥ PE 4-5440. castor sets, shavin 4 OD . ° RANIAN ‘TAN PUPPIES, REAL 
Buy Thru | Partrid WITH Tourmert on ay ye parking Suen civearsavas trea Liodagl 4 Led I gee [Kg Nice ee os Oe __Sale Sporting Goods 65 miniatures, lovely sac terine 
* rtriage CONFIDEN eee oe oe ee eee PHONE FE 5-924 tique organ. 17" Ad agon, An- | _Wheels. Mise. iron. 3-212 ee tir AB onronesumpeet a $0083 . 
List Thru Partridge mpc Herat Fiounce ce Febe tose b WHEEL TRAT OPEN MON. SAT. es —— ~ i ves ARMSTRONG Pp he pee $1 6s LOTH SMELT NETS, REQ. $3.96, SELLING OUT” FARAKER?: 
; BY OWNE oeaecl i tigate oldest oad hed a good boat trailer. Cail RATER 4 miles B. a a peane P. 6 iad CLEANER & C. GOLDSEAL - ny other kinde also GPa ach wi — 62.85, mu | able, 2143. - 
apt. brick imcome, by 18 y panes lommpeny backed faane FE 4-9071. t| ¥ of Auburo Heights or } mile aESUILT —-W + Seo iets eA ae g made dors 9 en re oe emelt nets, Reg. $5.00, now) For Badle aa 
tance ve. Walking dis-| ms experience. You CARPENTERS’ = G MACHINES. | Gen 1 Ply wood Plastic 
SSoce tor fows, "Oar “oortt pias | aye, © cago” income and Can RADE CARPENTERS EQUIP | ;wrigte BED ORESER_Wamt| ft Cran gansunieed BT | proon eR og ee an | plameellen Are Pe Fe bt ea es ee Be eam sy eee ent 
& Heat, 2car gar —— owed regular month! pareseee: A — marbie tone. Black wainut. tie ; . demecn, 9m | YLOOR SBOr 9 8. * paginew Meyers & Merdie, La —“Dosbins, | Rubber hip boots, Reg, $18.95, sow bt T 
Si sme ce tas] fy y ste amass ition ensore:| — y anon nopagn an fomenie eti_Moreen_ 8d. | PEPRIC wz \y.. BARGAIN SALE | Eeup. a" Galget’ e ats| "Anderson Hard gs Tene, Bearded 70 
down, 410 ; the same d wse- © ROOMS A 3 pli ALS _tor, perfect cond. PE ew oak 3. - (1503 8. Woodw on Lo w 
= sete) EY Bsns Sy tat, oney wwe | BaEREPE os SmoGac Sis. | Wttnat eine cabinet 2000000. ve | REFRIGERATOR pao Ox Boy SAR, sank Bh | teow ne | gus pone age Te eon "Ried Rarraoal ae oe 
ousehold Fina REAR. WILL C eeenenee ood a4 8. up. tric es, | Pree’ , 66 ft. or. $80 per M pn Wk. Da: 
LIQUOR nce Lal TRADE FOR | Electric Ran se 40 up, dining eet, = $10. tre pylon eee ope ANTIQUE. 
ee ae einen trees | Renae SB) Bs ce ta BS eee ag AE) Se oe eee oor cataeay, barman | cee 
flonailyiaree jot. many’ selling b mataw Ot. The Ray Bite HOUsETRAL rea Atminstet rue, tage , ‘ahi mas, | Panalyie ens cinema | mower mec en of ee alee’ | Guna — BUY = SELL Hay, Grain & F 
ng . — FE 40535 ake Ave. . EL oa ower mechanic: er 7 = — ca . ‘eed 
ae heatin B R. VA 3208 Paddoc , er 8. Certified deal- aniey Leach, 71 
ay 4 uckner Custom LUET, R Ww ce $7] RUGS, 9 Xx 3 for Jacobson, 10 Bagiey 
e tealtor bd das seit and exchang : aa oxi MAROON, 2-9784 , Equitps, M giey 
Space ples, parege, S030. ownes rs | s OAKLAND AVE." FE 5-0003 for — ee oes x.'12_ modern | chi lar | Then aise paulips, Moto-| Sand, Gravel & Dirt " 5S ie Corrine, Atzetys 
including real state $s, - H _GPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 4630_ | ipae > ore table, ait ck Moat y bench. blond | plete, sian es. Laveteries com-| oan no, all sises and shapes 66 = #80. OA 64031, 
etree | OPpY Folks | Wii star 2ouirt,m wouar | ier parer fie" RAROE. | HCA ee ege| gate mesea | SaiShiS'tlied eects | “hy "Ole Saha eben Nk | oes MA Sian, wowd 
this p B near ‘our r, $129 , 12%" e e t ward Ave, (Just 42327. ‘ : . MA & ° 
but here ts 8 good t rary Sn ae eee _car_or truck. PE poe oot | tat oe scratched: also. ee ew oe oe 620.05. Milk's ci. ae Ly a BROME, 
Detha pis five room, for a for] saute, the moat dricadly maw | “track for enyiune se wiht DoMe | Gus at “extreordimary values. Mit pe 3-B oven, apt. size “ W. Guverbelie Rd. Pa Sctus6. 
guarters, and « e rooms her's where courtesy on, St | _cate Atr of value. No Mich: 7 oe: RENT _ 4:30 =r ey fo easy to Et agg! Washed Sand — Gravel ot | 4re _ PE 8-103, 
for used furmivure dealer. eh pose’ are thewa tw! sveryene and WILL TRADE ony chard Lake Ave. A AUTOMATIO BABY-TENDA sees ry Ya a wore home| OR : rica Gline. so Coco 
ff y Sarg MCR en aap, | GoTMERE oF TIRE TRONRITEIROWER | gerne WEE TUREE F ao Scare tls Teompany | Sin Sa | Save, tae ore ‘cule one 
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iB: Ree AND ams | © eam ctedt Soom with toe sub. vot voi to school in West| @ a Se ee an Pe ag i ng Younes.) °% ine | (Roto-tier), | PILL DIRT at OA #2179. 
ma W Buren & SON REALTORS company wher —— ae ee Hs bag , 95; a see: 5. 7 ee ee ee Svaliable, W. P MILL ayments SAND & onave SOIL | mixed brom 
Street PE 41587, ®d your pat: e you are welcomed ny ners g mattr $15. in- SEW TWO MACHINES NEW & automa’ and stcam boil DEN & LAWN EQU UIPMEN OAR- | PE 3-142 ting e & alfalfa, first eut- 
patronage is a D. "RILEY, B FE ¢0102 ns NEW & tie, water heater, Mara.| ©, Wood NT, 1563 Er 28025 Rd 
DRIVE-IN AND HOME Loan + ao pocenio®: | cee ck ma roker | “passe end Tit WASHERS, REBUILT. weed, very sbasonable, We serv. te ge } guppliee 9 8 Birmingbem)” Pb N. of INS APTER 5:30 Wise 4. & Bese ‘ee “ba 
oe like a ae a in r ~ p to 24 months 95 and ringer washe' . home esti makes. Pree Hd Sy copper, black 4-053. e MI id A. STONE, SAND & GRAVEL 
close up int fall. ed hot spot at o For Sas! Clo and up. Refrigerators, $69.05 | _ Se mates, OR 39103, Kirvs| Point “and ‘Bupst Kemtons: ROMEX 35 Toe eat &” Ge ALFA 
park near } ed spot at thing 56 Up. EPLACEMENT Pi Pitat and Super Kemtone.| ft. W 330 «COIL AT Jie PER SOIL & CRUSHED sTONE mizec brome & alf 
eka atch Gives aol ant oe NER ROY’ REPLA PaRTs a ae ¥. 2085 La f. Wall boxes for duplex ___ FE 6-79 fing: 2083 Bieeth alfa, ‘first cute 
eS . . $25 # GOOD DRESSES 6 FE 2-402 wil c _ FE 5 pect — r uss, 10 A 8TO pad om Rd. bet Wh 
o aer Manes beer Gok this Spring coats, 3-to 6. See aaVGRY aC Fake ‘over payments of 96.15 . BEEF AND PORE — HALF AND 6.58.0 Tnompso 5, boxe. Biack Dirt, Py. a aos Lake id. MU 
— = FINANCE CO mz oS Se ee at visec Coronet, win bring (0 | Serre 3 Mn Pe steal, | en: LOOM MACHINE. NEW. gus |S pawar Fi, Sand, Gravel | Clean I6T & AND. COTH 
peirour Eas 2ND Soe webs aLL TS oF. GOOD CLEAN BLOND | BROROOM FORE ne ur_home a yar ¥, MUST DISPOSE come, first served. PE 82 a a1 FARM TOP 2-7006 | “ falfa. S00 = bale. PE 7 NG A= 
SPREE REAL Saye SERRE ANA Suse Fon, eee | gram, ee | TAO, RSME RE AE | tale Florent cusses | | OER, zinta! By Matha etal a | ghee ble Pe boda TO © 
~ DRASI OR 39701 o39 B BARNSTON, PLAINS SIZE 10, BRAND NEW & COAT, | saw, $16. Sm fabio. fable MADE INTO BED, #20, “eI con: p sotened! i bel Sa gun tree. or, trade Sor Abanioam wane Om A i Wat sicay BACR: oe 
- RE STICATLY “CET CA ra 463 VAN TIC. = __TIME, ANY BLOND BEDRM. UEEN ona LIKE wets, napoli Syed ose atonal DOOR Loaded & TOP SOIL _ p.m. Maple s-otee oa Call after 6. 
: ASH OU BEAUTIFUL STONEM double di . WEwW | _new. OL 6-202. : BTU or \erms. 75,000 | combinati 3x6 FF, WOOD | 1251 Baldwin A : 
the aac owner to sacrifice QUI ICKLY ES =* taken o tece. PE book bed a ri mire, oes we MAYTAG WRING- er sites reed oe Se. All oth- | _$!2. Call PE 4 +54: , ie = enation wl 5 Pe Seca. | ~ —— Livestock 72 
— 7 home rie Tas D to $500 — ASS ae. _ y $2.50" Pas, only. $2 tba? |F geo, PE 2-8881. We instad o- do wm yourvent = SURPLUS S LUMB 430 pm. ty A 3-294 NEED GIRL FOR 
250 ft deep. $18,500 full price.| 1980 ~ 16 RTS JACERTS, ER) ive,  F."s 2 r- ores. SOUGHT fob ex.| HeaTiva rs! MATIC | \ BER & Al TOP SOIL ted drill tea ALL GIRL 
° mek price to 1956 care. Brin a ae trousers, 6, A are. 43 eee tel ed. Turner's. 662 Mt, Cle ft G & COOLING. 1735 W {ATERIAL S Biack dirt, . _tion, OA 8- m. For informa- 
ay. Sus an olfer| Ulle. ‘Most deals closed in’ 30 pe hau oe cenition. | SOY” ean PE 080, | nome take Td ot ieee i+ | _USED LUMBE SALES CO. | _340e. sravel and fill. OR | PALOMIN 
6 ACRES nitare, Loans ae mate on n fur sae. bn eaeae’ TABLE MODEL i RECLAIMED — ALL You | 3x4 “15 = rors Can efter OL 
On © busy, comer with 800 ft. ica, natures and GIRLS | SIZE 10, | PLAID, RAIN- news. $6 to 10. PR 6-s708._ | Cvasele 27 Ee ‘ye.2oea* |" -USION wR Sat, all fougths over’ @....'ée | Balidosing” revel & Fiosnasten 5 cRBECUR Ser 
SPRINGS & MAT- STMASTER 60 OAL. ELEC UNION WRECKING CO. | 35)9-$ci9 4 : ldorin ARB: 
= Ia, cond. Ful) = Sy Be, in = gee ee nS Mee | se phe Sane | ote Lirinw ecta,cherzome Bae tid Timbers unten Leona aise Mweding,|_mie'w, of auborn_ Oct a 
car garage. $71,000 takes and vial tenes et. Gem he. & end. meen’. Purnt | miectric. Co. ; ro ~e b| Genk ies aaa’ ive sen. 7 SOIL. SAND, GRAVEL ee 
JIM WRIGHT heed geo lcs Sine 1b irk airs ne wa orn a aoa DE oer. ~ a! 4 Reclaimed i cee vive, steel. ne the Tractor oad at ee __ Wanted Livestock 73 
rs, 50¢ ’ i: ranges. R. B. 7 0 55; : : winte we i-.. : _ 74 
sas nrtang REALTOR ga, Loan Company plaid check, brown “i x = eet oh TS OOM = : Munro, 1060 toe steel, double si winks, “e408 We carry s complete ERIALS tend, gr. CRUSHED STONE, mais S00 OR in jyr¥Rs. OLD, 
TO BU - $5. Whi ¥ Wa ‘ q BR Perry. . woede ~ pest wa , eM: B : oF AL RIND, 
Deon SEE REE OR  OONL Raitt Seca a Sass| Be a at at [oor RADEAN DEPT. |érnct.p rioResceer, Wt| 004 pasr vesng ig” |F preage ACE OORT |S” wt donee, HA bom. Cn 
LEASE F E Pap ont Se eee eee ee | peal SeRiWEY AND BABY | Spe aire 333 tures. Newest, brightest and most | Ps TERMS. J eee Ei TOP BOIL, ORO 5 
2 - STALL SUPER . for iNET BA 6.95] ens, di for kiteh- | FHA TERMS, PR 45 ga}.| send, - USHED STONE, For Sale P 
service a rest-up 4 scales, Exc, cond, OR 3-5008 iy rooms and A pt vel, fill Paonia inde Sneay oultr 74 
tacd tocation Cail FE 39173 pn gt I mae Pe ; sitet $19.96 | fealion rooms, $11.95 value, $5.95. sue Pen 88 $:30 cloned Bun: re tif ore oe iSoemoerd Le 
anockk n. Call FE 2-01 ARAN, = 0 v0 $3.50. Bize 37, Yo dings. Size 10.| CHROME $49.95 | Slightly factory marred $5.95, | 9340 Highland Rd. (M59) On 3 Mi TOP WHITE EMDEN 
OCERY STORE, STOCK AND |g, © Sat arcane sah. Soeeiions ter. Sakis uceay ote SETS. as-| 5 - $00.00 at factory showrooms Sictien SOIL PIPE, $3.20 PER 3.1002 | ose som. Fi sale. 1343 DAM COSLIeGS FOR 
now MTawrence Si. FE ¢138| pia FE| Yalue, Gane. ‘aaa Sas WYMAN's 1m | Aree 28 Ohare bate copper pie Sie ‘gutter, We. | 5-1 SOP BOIL, BAND on. | of Commerc 
: jue, 95. These - AG SAE n ° i* 1 TOP “ L —— 
HOYT bl oats Tg re ag Se mane, Fymlce ee aNGE a OF. “Moves “down. 3 years to pay. SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED | 47% PE ¢-0003.. Or OR ee ee 
UI yoar-pid ) on eens pe size 38. 14| Compare these oe and GAS RAN 70.05 UP. OR 47. pay. RAIDS 2-472 or FE 9-0028,| 4-1 TOP SOIL | APPLIES, $150 A 
ger-tip coat and Mi values.| F. B. Munro Electric TRA : BUSHEL 
sweaters, medium. boy's chigan Fluorescent, Ww Co., 1080 t ILER HITCH Paar fill sand and up. Also sweet cider AND 
ale pg ge ge CADIES CLOTRING, “Siz 617 aes es fale Fone 5 100 Tr ate ice vas STOVE. | tree TRIMAANG AX "| -oB ewe, ravel. | _ Orchards. $460 Orchard. Lk. ed. 
sed) BO Men's suits & sport 6-13. | DA $4 AED iis, tranett level, | Wal PE -300,-— AND REwov. | “AA TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL, GHOICE APPLES, SABAGO_PO- 
modeled gear fats ar 5 to $500 | corsa cuantons Nidal for cotlege. ~ trunk. FE 44008. ici alse” roto Uilings 'FE| eggs,” dees DeContc cir. Fresh 
ns gymanypusiness”opporiin| OR ese, sige 14, never BENING, TABL = CHATRE-WaROG. | 200-81 W. Maren a|Talbott Lumber! “ses tet or watue Fe chtra. ‘Corner of W. Maple sod 
2 5 ae tees is a a TF vou vt monthe, te te turns spiel tr wean "re eaten, | _ ter. PE ‘Gana nae onl Seravare, Puaniting Sasi. cow manure, FE ard Lake Rd. 10 to 6. 
YOUR PROB ELECTRIC == DRYER PA “in @., Saint, | BANK ROW ROAD GRAVEL. | ack Coe = 
-| Gaal te M13 QUICK x | $60. 60 Michigan, Ave. ‘| “mous name Ae aie tS RECONDITIONED egg Ba 9 102s “Oakland Ave ZA. Wood getty $7 {eee Cothren, Lake Othe. My 
HOYT He mee, emergency er’ ether | Sr ap & Irot marred, exceptional vaiues, Michi : G in fll work. irruc Spectalis- | BOTATORS, 336 W. SILVERBELL 
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Ss. Te 1 your visit to our | 4-! ve. - P Gx DIRT, SAND & GRAVEL, : 
your. Sos pd une mb hs to Se inna  SREE CARs ELECTR BTER STOVE, Prig, auto washer PE e116 of Pe 8oer. = FRESH PG06, te Dz. 
“LE , aocy) lending servi & Auto's | HIGH *-—FE_ 46573. | _clean & wi waterfall desk. FE idetlen aun MA’ 7 STR motes. 
ET’S TALK service is fast DOLLAR FOR JUNE _—_—. + ome Bouth rom iia | STRICTLY FRESH HOGS DIRECT 
d an .| Wrecked cars. FE ‘AND | FOLDING } Twin BUGG Speed Queen wa Bivd., B. between John PROM A 
‘BUSINESS” welcome your teuy of a 407) — MY | _Be¥._ FE ALL U. c Gow MANURE or call OL 2-3408, LARS aCe ee eee 
R to'serve sou. Sale Household Goods 57/ e's oid Sa ak | heetrock (ORE AND LIGHT HAUL- M1 OPDYKE RD. THIRD 
srk: een esort HOME a . 85-1284. $150.) © onDena FOR @ALE 2 Eee oe gies" chicx: ‘ 
cautful sand, beach AUTO 1 CALL TO SWAP SERVICE WILL| Americas best KEEGO HARBOR 4x8 Sheet $1. 35 Daeg, oh Fanta = Ean, cK 
whatever st m: pees, vet, “arm 
cabins with show- 121 om: 5 G eit Mich: ed in E Twin nau roel 100 sq. ft 95 Goow 1 Tol iy 
ere apartment to be * ao, Leslie Fleisher SETS ne cunetie rad Fi iM: | Orchard Ave. t, 93 Dresser ....... book S) ae ental i rele F190 | Getivered. TOP #0, 10 oR | psp oe AA BUYS” 
outside and ng invertor fe 7 =sON« Perry &, st. aecood eo layer. 1 Toro power mower, OR FRIGIDAIRE. AUTO WASHER. ‘grag heme cevlcovsess siseaes sat ~~ ‘ot fa, mt $1.90 12 or R14il 3 to 8 GA oe ger TRACTORS — 
cling. _ pine pan- Sains. "Mer 61300. Only $50.95. chair seseeseses $20.95 anh fis’ oo M walking eS ee dee, 
aGio RaloE. °™ | Epes aitng. pene * tose ig wg Re Hoon li mowers chain sure 
| Droples. table manogany’ inside fh... Me used, We believe you can’ 
Automatic Laund LOANS TO $500 triple oven. Exe. cond. 34, tos ie te ee, oe side door jambs WP... 43.95 et 8. better deal ae, 
With living Wynn deasiere on, the ty. BENEFICIAL tioner, MI ae genoa ale condi- tated “71-5 peeh Ere TES ernie 50 bs om Cong ie ye cog Oo + oh eed 
som tar cole Gael Geum av FINA GENERAL ELEC. RANGE. ONLY CONVENIENT TERMS SAVE UP TO $21_Mt. Clemens FE 
you can, buy pro or NANCE CO. a arise, 2 te, pe, vareer: THOMAS ECONOMY TALS FoR i Reseeal ALLISCHALMERS. WD. @. 3 
nd attractively arra pped | _W. Lawrence St. rE oe iw fovea FURNITURE co. Mike one 12% 2. aise. Used 1 setson, oid 
MICH M , i Eee a 1 8. w St. Gara ISTER 210 f 
SALES CO} Long lend § wt Shes. Pers EM 34. ei : 6 Voors Northern Lumber € Co, ite s0D ~ 
RPORATION an si iho Di '. sake eeeneces a. Sorry Moet overhead factory sec. Fontes * & caeane CTOR, 
JORN $25 TO $500 , Just like new. $125. ele yf selection ad lt EM ere eB Moa drill poche Case 16 hoe 
ae cpp na 0 B LOAN CO. fryer Den Sa waoa oe liaway bed with mattress. a6 8 potess door on your garage | petro Telegr aph & mer 60 uate 4 her. Alls Chal- 
7 exavien : aes A from. ..... than you think ore | WA wi e-41m vator. FE gee 
Park at Ou Pron Doon |T FINANCE CO, ee snes an | LORD'S WHOLESA | ri Fas “AP pe ven | tome payee ore. ements. MA ‘ 
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roca santet sae : THE o2 re. _D. See tractors. Used : 
R. a va p Electric, ine. a E ANSWER TO|* TOP SOIL, Several R ment, 696 & Up. 
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Perot arege=| CENTRAL "ie Se PONTIA "S.A rN 7. ped. 
Dodge floor display mod- __$280.3 at or 7 PONTIAC. 8U Rg . 
3 x ; . Pully uipped. Paul 
ses eae, Aes ome MERCURY. CHEVROLET Gein a Sia DEALEP ~ a ; & eons H H. Hughes. Ine. cass Ar Pike grs. Jose Bet ty Seat, sodie, ‘ene “amen oe me wie, Teen. Ran. 
Die ctl ae you _save! =| Sia. Realy snmp. s00 “Bi t agers 6-8080. 
| a DODGE CLUB COUPE. : : “ , , Very dependable. Best of- : - Birmingham Ins FT. SPORT RUNABOUT. 90” + ‘ re sais 36. Euclid. CHEVROLET $1725 Pe ae fa CARS & DITCHERS. hie, ratniog _imatlignt. 1953 PI , ‘ door, RE z= - 7250 T. Long easy terms. OU ALI it ¥ USE - 
ood. Ais We Sia ahs Be ay noe. A 1957 DEMOS. NORTH CHEVROLET | '54 Olds 98 Hol. ....$1495 +6612 a Fr OUTBOARD CEDAR O Evenings—Please CA and > A? r *s ick H’top’....$1995 ié 1000 S. WOODWARD | 56 Buie P 
ae strip. Controls and windshield. FE} Phone MAple 5-5141 Court Ca 7 '53 Hudson 4+Dr. ...$ 395 SF 8. MAIN 8T. CLARKSTON Chain at Sales ur GSY Ts BIRMINGHAM Pe Ae rien $1995 
_ YOUR : . ‘35 ‘Buic OP sp eeme ten” ie = Sow MOTORS Bi i. h ; Pontise Btarchiet convertible. Deal- TERRIF. IC SAVINGS [1983 i953” PACKARD Wi MAYFAIR HARD. | »54 Mercury 2-Dr, ..$ 895 
Special ti LARGE SELECTION irmingham Se ere. Le, Pemet, Seve Me as brakes, "$600 Ph. OR “yneee” 56 Buick Wagon ...$2395 
* god per ne geet ot : SLAYBAUGH'S Clean Cars Balenman's t Demo.. Bower ‘seer: "tM OLDS. 4 DOOR, EXCELLENT | 155 Olds Super 2-Dr. $1695 bea BROS, oan AND ree "64 Ford Mainline. 4 dr. sedan. 4-1 wall tires, two-tone ’56 Ford Convert. ..$1995 
Pe fons 7 Fi Our S I : | "HS Pouting ¢ és. sedan. Bydramat- fice for gush sale Pein ’56 Ford Victoria ...$1995 C ‘inancing Our Specialty “You don’t happen to be an aspirin salesman?” eee ian enum tape Or your car down, poner Me. astring’ fewer wrekes, | 56 Chrysler St. R. ..$2795 "51 ‘Lincoln 4-Dr., like new, i - : fn, i sedan. A-l- cond Up to 3% Mos. on bal. _ trade. “Me en ean pire “owner, we 54 Plymouth Wen. $ 995 
$495. $25 down, $27 per For SaleCars 91 For Sale Cars 91)“ "itAEN ST. CLARKSTON SAVE West ~West Side Used Cars }’55 Chev. Wagon ...$1195 
a WEWILLTRADE | delet ucanie guia |“? “OY “Alpome™=” “AYEP) Dave sot theragigeice! "aney | 53 Lincoln H top ..§ 09 Dodge, ‘ean, $108. 0188. 96 sea ait tae. é DER. Rail _ | makes & models to choose from. |°56 Chev, Convert. .. : ba nies. 455. Shar Pp. UP OR DOWN ope ieee 7 ¥ directional Signals, no rust, $125 Thee Avan ee Oe coe mV est, Side Used Le 57 Ford C’try Sed. S005 
“ ‘Later model car for your equity | down, assume payments of $27.62 | "4% 7K. OFFER. FOR *S4 Ford 4Dr. ......$ 895 
52 Chevrolet, Nice, $395.| ish diltereses. ™ "* "7 1°") Sere iniawest etten, *Mareld | SO wast Blvd _N. Footiee. | SAVINGS. _— SERVICE OLDS 88 HARDTOP 55 Pontiac S’chief . .$1595 
$15 down, $20 month 1080 to MGT models evatiedie. cae ‘ 50790. fee | shift, power steering and power )’55 DeSoto 4-Dr. ...$1595 
54 Ford Custom, R & H H ki oo ee pe, fed and «| ; Rune perfect Good ‘rubber Cash "54 Merc.’Sun Val. ..$1195 
: : tires,” : 4” car. 1051. RADIO & HEATER. Sales’ 68 Oakland.’ FE’ 2a38i. | 54 Ford 2-Dr. ..... $ 595 
74 Sperm | Haskins Chev. | 8 Se Se" ri are Sal | HA SKINS |stats ere 3 Fort Sago S13 53 Ford %-Ton Pickup, | wa%n ome Miehway at Mis SPE I $280 will handle. ‘Take over pay: i . ienPuL| 2 Ford Convert. ..$ 895 
‘custom ish cea oe ce en ee OM Mac ee oe CHEVROLET “| °cona. Must see! aii. New eneine, |’55 Chev. Convert. . .$1595 
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’55 Pontiae H’top.’ $1395. i Gls MA 5-507 Open nites “tl » | 48 S. Bive. a DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 
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MORE ONE OWNERS TO| Low mileage, 1 owner, “B’ham s “runn, cameras, ROCHESTER FORD DEALER & $2144 @ month. FE 82740.| "Se PONTIAC Sia sar eas. 
1954 bt Super, 4 dr. Hydra. Power apt yp wend one Only $100 down CAR PAYMENTS ih BURDEN. ster ~~ TLL TOTE YOUR NOTE 
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2 Peseta tare | CHEVROLET = eee CREST | baton aad” Siowe fnan. "Very | "iy eauoped. Red white to EVROLE MAZUREK MOTORS $1 295 good i a Must sacrifice. FE 86110 H T 
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bas = pave $1295 1000 S. WOODWARD $1350 “3303 
1963 Dodge, RAH wwhite, volley auto. BIRMINGHAM NORTH CHEVROLET $425 one carte ai ase | Long easy GMAC terms LARRY 1000 S. WOODWARD “CY” wé-ieuee' ‘gapanel ait Ste co NORTH CHEVROLET | "et BOSE i ea JEROME SINE OWENS, r very clean. Don't 1000 S. WOODWARD ing and Powerglide. EM 93-4044. FORD DEALER NORTH GHEVROLET 
ATION SPECIALS BIRMINGHAM |'37 Chevy, must sell, Take | —prmaee-Stg Moo nT EXO COMP OR) Vou FORD Dealer | 1000 S. WOODWARD Be ; over payments and $150 EVERYBODY § CREDIT IS GOOD "RE PLACE TO BUY M47 S. Saginaw PE 53-4101 ‘BIRMINGHAM 
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. wig |sicbegie pouorgr sar| CHEVROLET | $0,FORD CONVERT.” °ta'sia ais Sess Cloudy Conditions TR do, RAM, po 9 Orion, Mich.| - $1600. Private. PE. S-2706- —| 1985 sport coupe with radio, heat- HURON Te eaees, YOUR > | SRE VoumGUailOate | HOUGHTEN & SON | er Powerglige’ and. beautitay N MTR. SALES BRIGHTEN YOUR OUTLOOK BUD SHELTON tone finish. Price reduced to only |2.W. Huron PE, 3-2641 : Snes = ae. ig ‘OFFERS rs8'tnas bina 1495 FORD FURLANE oop ae. | WITH A USED CAR FROM 
“Alwa iday Coupe 695, Prt. MA 5-1332._ ( AR hes BART ‘at Buick 4 é. H.T., like new 03,108 | 5) Olds Super 4-Door $ i980 FORD V4. RADIO AND MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES BAG Y AUTO. TS 24 Chev. V8. hardiop.. #1.885 |’54 Dodge 4-Door Sedan pee ver eee ene payment ef S116 & mente, Call THEY'RE “O.K.”. — SOLD ONLY "56 Ply. Bel. 2 dr. Auto. trans, $1,748 | 124 ¢ NORTH CHEV a a > al «ag gg f “O.K.” — SOLD O} 
‘te Ford Custom V8 sedan. $1305 tudebaker Starlt. Cpe. RTH CHEVROLET | (isoo. Har Ford BY CHEVROLET DEALERS — £5 Bees sapes hardeep----- $88 | '54 Olds Super 4-D 1000 S. WOODWARD | wees sets war aap oe : ; tS Chev. perdiog. src= Et | 5s herd beech oes Oop WsT SELL iss FORD custo AND LOOK AT THE EXTRA 
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He st § ae 1°53 pei S red Coupe creat Mor. Mr. Lan gy a $1,185. FE Pull away from the crowd | FACTORY GUARANTEED — ON 
3 1 1°51 Chrysler 4-Door Cedan Ceara eas. Secehens te new |_oaeet era oe et a ee vat naa ee eer 83 So 5 i>» front A. $250. 0 OR 32-0803; jane al ah jE -an 2ER- | 
a f Bi/'SL Ford Convertible | | ar eaaraciat ia" x, 20. FG: | "had Reeds toy atees | SONALITY. Try our fine | LIFETIME CAR GUARANTEE i Plymouth, 4 ar. Wice . $ $ep| YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE | sider trade. rE‘G-e650 “| _Mvrus bei ‘ener «pm. | Selection today. ON ALL ’51-’57 MODELS AS LONG 
"0 4@r OMC TRUCK DEALER AS YOU OWN THE CAR. 
See A & M Motor Sales | Bud Shelton Motor Seen [OeXeMsene "tne! CHEVROLET | SPRING $119 5 an E: a er Auburn at XE.” Biva PE 4.6728 a Oe See | car sue weten wares Is No Time To North Side 641 Oakland Ave. 
. fi Mi : i med - = x a . J SARIN Tate im ee cep | Matera eee] DRIVE [54 Buick Special 2Dr. Se-|] 556 PONTIAC 2Do0t oo... .csccseeeesses - $1395 oP ae SPRING ty_prove, vintovs —— ovate — A Car That's In The | 4a”. radio, heater, Hydra- : on IVORY & BLACK. Heater. : matic "55 PONTIA fETUDIC cs sicccacia es : 5 oe J. WAN ae SPECIALS ecctpona yatta, iow om milea: . $1495 Al J UMN > ee conreruvie Fire engine RED. . $1895 
| ouaer. Small down payment Of Its Life . A95 ‘6 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2... ..2.... 20. 
3 nn ORTH, PONTIAC NORTH CHEVROLET Rows ik. ap nes 4 ® Turow Power Glide. Radio & Heater, IVORY 
door, r ? = tos | 1288 Plymouth, Dr. Savoy 1000 S. WOODWARD |  paivina \wirm MISGIV: 453 Ford Custom 4Dr. Se-|| 59 CHEVROLET Bel Air ................ $1595 ron « i 3 1954 ay via 7 BIRMINGHAM DITION OF YOUR PRES- den” radio he t F . d | See eile ea & RED, Power Glide, Radio & 
: 1958 Chev. PO. ar wagon SAVE |MOST MAKES & MODELS TO Set GAR. SEY Ane 4 7 ERIMD, TESTES POLO I oe 1 N STAKE. 12 1987 Chev. 3-dr., low mileage BAVE CHOOSE FR wu . COMPLETE SELECTION matic a] CHEV ROLET Del R AV ao ww wie wale cunts & eee $1345 
Dual wheels ga MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM = Ww. AUTO SALES. <n Bri ht oe R pf SP RS : . oer Fe eee & Heater, IVORY“ & Light GREEN. all 
one. Just Your car or truck down natal knees ee ‘1 GHEY. DR a eT eo 9g CARS. EACH OF | THESE $139 5 55 PONTIAC 2-Door ................00. $1345 ins Chev ee acs ae a ROUTE = Spot” OP SAFE. TROUBLE-PRER = | Radio & Heater. Hydramatic, IVORY & Light BLUE. — 
Se 8201 Oren’ Wie | pace ADVANTAGE OF OUR Lame Gna ay 500i} . ‘34 Buick Super 4-Dr. Se-|| ’54 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop ........ 5 
R sccle ent NSrse wie “tu 9} Toyota Locanion |S GERYAOUET CHE, YELARBE! AUTO SUPER MART 155 Cent. Crmctrt, ..$lons|“2% Fadio, heater, nial Ba, Sin: Fever Onde vont 'e nb ea : a iy TON STARE. T aie wie eee ' . “Radio & heater, ‘Dynafiow. flow, 2-tone paint 54 CH EVROLET SALES running cond. ist. $110 takes SAVINGS — SERVICE — '56 Cadillac C 210 2Door 2.2... as. $ 845 Geversis. Stuarts, wy and; OA She Rd. SATISFACTION 136 Cad illac Seden yd BUICK ; <> Radio & Heater, IVORY & Light BLUE. Sharp. 
tate ir bed Lae eames sre pi xem tack 33 Years '56 Olds Convertible 98 c Saat = Fam “ay 185 i cane glee ele ee RED. 7" $ 495) Sem ‘bank rates. Only pi] one _In The '36 Olds 4-Door _ ROLET _|°53 Pontiac Deluxe ae || '52 CHEVROLET 4Door .......... wsneeee$ 495 : ake = Haskins Chev. USED CAR 56 Olds Holiday Sedan 53 Tw 2 Dose eee ete $ 695 Radio & Heater. Dark GREEN. A good buy. 
Pe Rent Trailer Space 79) o75; pBinie Highway at ais Business ’56 Pontiac Catalina “Radio & heater, Powerglide. Sedan, radio, heater, w hite| : : 
calehe 4 sanmin anaan Oe ie) CHEVROLET 11 DESOTO '55 Cadillac 4-Door FORD wall tires, Winona Green || SOuth Side 211 S. Saginaw 7! Doris Ra. am 7 TRUCK NEW “Oakland County’s Station Wagon 35 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 33° ioe a 'T ’S6 CHEVROLET 2-Door 210 140 
ba G cael. aa) tod vist rubber. Call after) Fastest Growing Dealer” ‘S17 PLYMOUTH '55 Olds 98 Holiday Sedan | arive this one | 8Cyl. Radio & Heater, IVORY & Matador RED. oh a 
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. mie gu pore ee te working “Pia t'new “aver ee: | WE PROTECT YOU 4 ry. net pP Sen, PATMERE |'S5 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe |'$5 Two-Door .......$1693)'52 Pontiac 4Dr. Sedan,|| > 5 CHEVROL me enn Pera’ Qt th. best phone Of #9022 or MY i953) FORD. BiG EDUMP TRUCK AGAINST 36 Descte Firene e br,” ies | 35 Ford 2-Door Radio & Hester — BLACK. Red/ dark green finish with ra '55 GHEVROLET 2D : 1950 motor, new tires, call after ‘36 Desoto Firehit, &Dr...”. ga! '54 Olds 98 Dix. Hol. Cpe. dio and heater 8Cyl. Dee oad Une n es cise $1395 6. MUlberry 90-1822. | (98 Buick ¢Dr. H-Top «2... S30 | += OLDSMOBILE Glide’ Voor ai TURQUOISE. Radio & Heater. Power ‘FORD ROCK 1 PT STAKE. ‘3. Desoto Spec. Cpe. ......... 338) 94 Buick 4-Door |'53 Four Door ..... $ 995 | oe jen good cond. Call “E 68-3484 be- ge Ford Ranch Wag. ......... $281 '54 Oldsmobile 4-Door | Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. A | >4 CHEV ROLET Bel Air Hardtop ........ $ 945 a ORD BUNS ie Tis on ‘33 Oldsmobite 2-Dr. 38... 938%) 'S4 Cadillac Coupe DeVille | "™! Ed CREO ee ean MeL bays ar. rear, 750 front,” booster brakes, 55 Py bel tor so * $$ 1°54 Pontiac 4-Door 54 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-Door .. $ 845 
ac conn es S Pot Cae $298 | '53 Nash 4-Door 55 Tw e Door a <ewees $1395) '55 Buick Special Convert-|| ,.. Rete ® Hester. Power Glide, 2Tone sive.” ~"*” Dump, new engine be tree. Ales (94 Buick 2-Dr Wer <0... $388 |'53 Pontiac Convertible Radio & Heater, Hyéramatic. | ible, radio, heater, Dyna-|| 98 BU en Hardtop .........cccccceeseec. 945 Low Boy trailer. Tad Sashabdaw, SHOCK i8¢ Betoto Frame! 400. 0... fais '53 Chevrolet Club Coupe | +59 Four-Door Se dan $ 495 flow, w/wall tires, Raven Prnafign Radio & Heater, IVORY & Light BLUE. | 
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sem 94,05 M: Suelereh Avbers | +55 Dodge 2-Door iB bows tena sss | '52 Olds 4-Door rowTtac ) — CHEVBOLER Go ee ine FORD DUMP TRUCK 10 PT | Licht dive, RAH, white wats,|53 Deroe ebre . $3] '52 Pontiac 4Door 55 Four-Door Sedan $1595 5 52 CHEVROLET Club Coupe ....... seas $ 545 
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  | DETROIT INs) — The 200,000 
‘amateur radip operators in the 
world are being asked to help 
refit an Englishman who became 
while sailing around 
‘the globe-for the benefit of 
“hams.” 
The _ sailor, 
Weil of London, 35-year-old Danny 
set out 
‘me, on Aug, 1, 194. A mechanical 
engineer who had earned his liv- 
ing asa watchmaker, .he “wanted 
around the world alone. 
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‘Despite the fact he knew noth- 
sail, Weil crossed the Atlantic in 
| 22° days. 
In the Virgin Islands, he met 
Dick Spenceley, a noted “ham” 
whe persuaded him to stop at 
remote spot, during his voyage 
and broadcast to long-distance | 
amateures, One goa] of such 
“hams” is to add to their col- 
| lections of places reached by ra- 
| die, » 
ving watches, fixing engines, skin- 
       and 
articles for a ‘ham’ magazine. 
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  | ‘ing about navigation when he set! 
Weil started on his radio cruise 
on Aug. 1, 1955, He earned his Schmidt said a New York firm 
living along the way by repair-| 
diving, spear-fishing instructions, 
y. He also wrote, 
    43,000 miles in 2'2 ; years at sea, 
the Yasme struck an unchartered 
reef off the coat of Austrailia   
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=== $3 Million Pipeline ‘England in a 40-foot sloop, the Yas-| 
GRAND RAPIDS  — Progress 
was reported today on early,   ‘to be the first Englishman to sail’ (projects required for construction ickey Unger, an avid Detroit 
lof a proposed $23,000,000 water’ 
aPipeline to Lake Michigan. 
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Voters of eight Kent and Ottawa: 
County communities will decide 
June 4 on forming a water author- 
ity to operate the line. Grand 
Rapids, meanwhile, is determined 
to gain “a head start on going 
along” with the plans if the water 
eee? proposal is defeated. 
The City Commission authorized 
{$180,000 late last. year for field 
studies on which pipeline blue- 
‘prints would be based. 
j x * 2 
Director     
Service »George G. 
has started test-borings along the 
- pipeline route and option on a 
‘piece of lakefront property has 
been obtained for a filtration plant. 
The project seeks a total of 44) 
‘acres for construction of. the fil- | 
On Oct. 23,°1956, after covering tration plant and-a lake intake. |World’s Radio ve a to nal {Englishman F inish Global Wanderings | 
dod sit. A ecaplaie resented Wik: 
after he spent seven “hours in @ 
ters. 
Australian “hams” raised 
enough money to send Weil to 
the United States last Decem- 
ber and the-rugged—Englishman 
was selected as a contestant on. 
the Groucho Marx “You Bet 
Your .Life’ radio and talovi- 
sion show,   
j“ham,” operates the Bond Steel 
| and Storage Co., located across 
\the street from Chrysler's DeSoto, 
Division, which sponsors the Marx 
program. a @- § 
Unger went to DeSoto President 
L. Irving Woolson after hearing 
about Weil, 
Woolson suggested Unger form 
an international committee to 
supplies for the Londoner, 
Unger launched a “Yasme Il, 
‘Dollars for Danny"’ committee and 
la network of “hams” in the U. 8. 
and 17 foreign countries. About | bes 
/$4,000 has been contributed so far. 
* * *   rubber boat in shart-infested way) 
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    Weil, who was in Detroit yester- 
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