Oakland County could go into the red for the first time since 1946 by the end of this year, possibly up to must cate for is the biggest factor pushing the county . Robert 'Y. Moore, chairman of the Board of Auditors, told the Ways and Means Committee yesterday that $497,174 is left in the . “And I expect this to be gone by June 20,” Moore With this in mind, and considering the present dis- deficit by Dec: 31. . _ t very few are voicing much alarm over this pos- : ity. “I’m not going to push the panic button,” de- - Clared veteran Royal Oak Supervisor Fred W. Smith, chairman of the Supervisors’.Ways and Means Com- If the county has a deficit—and officials have mixed emotions whether it will—it will mark the first time in 12 years that Oakland County has closed its books for a year owing money. “The. county struggled between 1933 and 1946 to * pe ee J SP, BSE ge eee #3 3 ad 1958 budget to pay nite moctns predicted a $1,161,304 as Strike Flops. Cuban Uprising; No Gas eke Hina HAVANA (®—Police shot jon sight today as they whose call for an armed up- expected to push the death toll _ Moore said borrowing against taxes (tax anticipation Rebels on Sight | 35 Reported Dead in|. pressed a roundup of rebels; > ‘<3 Airport Funds U. of M. Pair Finds Cubans Inho Face Big Slash Senate Proposal Could Mean $200,000 Less for City Terminal ° spitable | {lined ; |Pontiac’s $17,000 traffic today at a preview development plan, costing an estimated 8 to 10 million _|City Hall before represent- _latives of local, county, state Ever wonder how it feels to fant ploy Lard * * a like seven miles temperature is — } > We were weary of rumors and “fragmentafy reports” ’ eae a A from that strife-torn country . . . land Pontthe $14,000 to beach We , We returned to Miami Tuesday, lame from sleeping | ‘he state gen — fetie to be a tar- $e hat with $70,000 apiece, making | sixty of downtown get for an unscen gunner 60 on the concrete floor of a cell, starved for a decent meal, orn - oni Ragone would: ae} aaitio - acbtette, ‘a ee ao badly needing a bath and a mostly for a new terminal building) summary said. Considering new a. : ete dant mapas Pertinent ' spot Lipa state proposal, scotia” fe a modernized street experiences are relat- port except those suspicious the federal shane would only be | system, the summary called for by Harold A. Fitzgerald, Cubans are downright in- d : & perimeter plan skirting the anajyor | $40,000, the city share $20,000 any oo page serving fires trom sever burning | pertinent | City: Manager Walter’ K. Will “The elects of this new thor : : _ |man said he had not been advised) oughfare om Sar preys ot bemigs. ond belibings on). development and| traffic around the central business ae Mt not, been. fer the itervithe wey . . . Our baggage Was! DENVER W—An elderly man, | Lo” Jaeene ot on tt. district, improve circulation with- a de cnoal as manatee oe For Small Cars at Willow Run “ssh Soin hein weld res mmc pi a ‘but we| &Pplying for admission at Denver = - e a in the downtown area, and make iad'vamatr [Pumor GM to Open Plantts snes ar athe tate) uns a | el re ie se 7% several years ago. hotel. We had been there less c nanced 50 per cent rd a tor umor Oo . Nn an “Now, out of the AFL-CIO andltnan an hour when the door of our Schepker asked, “What was your | sources, 25 per cent by the state| @™t £:-e:* sures''te tite tae sonaes And : : beyond the pale of the legitimate/room burst open and three MeN! state of birth?” The oldtimer |@%d 25 per cent from local sources.| tye route recommended is tri- 1 dos't think wo sheuld,cgees the| __ DETROIT (AP)—The Detroit Times sald today that |Amerises tes Mosmeeet! Kee (came in, all armed. scratched his head and an-| The appropriations committee |angylar. It generally follows Parke bridge on what to do until we get| General Motors plans to open a new plant at Willow Run |. Ott we were hustled to the | cored “Nude. I guess.” put info its bill enly restricted /street and its northward extension there,”* Smith said. airport within the next year. / |eontrol all transportation.”” | goverament’s heavily tertitied — Smolen tn atete tan en expla fon the vckily oo Ones touet an ‘ The Times said the plant will employ 3,500 to 4,000. . Montado. barracks. We were — ly from the state tax on avis ty on Committee member David Lev- : : searched and then shoved intoa | LOS ANGELES (®—Winner | fuel, It also recommended a re- |the north, and Cass avenue on the | inson called tor » “out to an | Workers. Rain Ma Come cell where we were held incom- | of the Mrs, California title is | duction from $315,000 to $125,- | west. abectatg minima’ of county ig ite y . municade ... There was no fur-| . sother who hates house- | 000 im the state-local improve- | Under the proposal, Cass would services and g to ward There was no immediate comment from General Motors. . ° niture, no cots, no water, no ment program in order te free |be extended along the Grand Trunk od chance st w-Siggee Set-| The Times eald the project has been disclosed to a Mich Bring Little Change ectemmmetetions statoeewer. | Scra, however, che exneedad ee a ee ee oe te Palen acon Mien ; igan congressman, whom it did not name, and to a state Our questions about why we , | Pre — “We must be as careful as wel agency in Lansing. Mostly cloudy with a chance of|were being held went unanswered ~ femora emo That would make total author-|""- can with the money until we get The Times speculated the plant would build small model |rain but little change in tempera-/by passing guards. Plates of in- smart, it wouldn't matter it | {zed spending on airport projects Of three interstate routes con- &@ better picture where we stand)... ture is the prediction for Pontiac|edible food were shoved in to US) 4. uses cook at all,” com- |$906,000, or about one-quarter mil- sidered, the consultants and the financially,” he said 7 by the U. S. Weather Bureau to-|twice in the 20 hours we were “emg ther 1 G. Eéward | lion dollars less than the figure| State Highway Department felt "2 t It said the plant “has been confirmed officially by 2 night and tomorrow. there . . Griffin sought by the State Aeronautics} the best would pass Pontiac one What the rest of the supervisors} state agency head whe asked not to be quoted pending The low tonight will be around x «© & , Department, halt to three-quarters of a mile (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) a GM announcement. . 130-34 ween tes ol we eeeeeee sty. ~The Ge- pes trom sign hig gh : ble with|diers passing, armed LOUISVILLE, Ky. through wt Perry , “*Two GM officials were in my office yesterday’, he (the Pago eginied cowagr tig > is|. . . A tank and three armored cars| appearance of a nude from the [To Get the News? street: amd Walton boulevard, agency head) said, ‘and told me about the new plant, how lexpected again late- Sunday orjrumbled by. New troops were be-| lobby of the Louisville then pass out of the city north- 0 ain many it would employ and when it would open. Monday. ing drilled in the yard. It was ap- and Times building | HAVANA (INS) — The U. S. | westward toward U.S, 16 and Rs we Se The lowest reading preceding S|parent that intensive mobilization) caused more stir than did its ap-.| Embassy invited American cor- | MIS, $e ® on. * a.m. in downtown Pontiac was 28|was going on. pearance. The picture was on covering the Cuban | ris is the route once acceptable l FI d “ ‘However, they shied away from any conversation hav- The thermometer regis-| We realized then that the road to| display with 124 other photos, | crisis to a cocktail party from |, 4, city for the old pro- a ing orl a tig to decwith the type of manadaeturing?” men ig en (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | and was the only nude. 6 to 8 last night. seat: Sh ae a7 ad ar : ranted “the most Serie in North! Civil Defense Reviews Disaster Plan With Other Agencies . (ae dag an rao, Same Events Are Called Off | P bl d S A UAW Holding ae Ove tO er udlic as ornadao »season IT1VES (6M, UAW id ia It’s and;porting symptomatic changes inj heading here, Pontiac residents jin. other . cities, especially scat seat: Mies slomiielehsprnlisnech Sint ts pe ae OE Sessions . the weather. The weather bureau| would be warned in advance. The [west of here, would help alert!for example, near Ann Arbor, Pon-iment. uses this information in compiling| warning would be echoed all ever |Pontiac, too. tiac residents would know it could x * * predictions, . me ee. * 9 * head here In general, here’s some advice If a tornado were to be sighted | The work of similar observers! Tornadoes usually travel from Whenever there are tornado {Tom the Michigan Office of Civil ¥ ; . Defense: t sab teas inden els fig Ef you ave in open conntry when ; a tornado comes, fie flat on the | May 29. nado has actually been sighted, | ground or, preferably, in a ditch . the Police Department will serve or other depression. — : It you are at home,-oper, doors| and This is what civil defense people) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ae will be doing during tornado alerts. What are you supposed to do? CARNE ET , | president in charge of the GM PAMPHLETS TELL story” |] Today s Press ‘Stierer has a wealth of pamphlet | pissucssemcmumesencrnsoreerne RRA | wallet-size cards at City Hall that give you that information in| Comics .......... vscens 5 8 handy form. ef County News +e eeeeee ve eeee ox ! ot the eeetee Pretec fee were dnt with water ble | Rem agvsrvocse SE Build- = last : bat re ® * w a Teneeicha: corpe wil | supaty_on bend Wf any srganion, =. Sil oS eas ; _ —" ' not yg as tion requests some, he said. Theaters ........ 5 secinedce ae * Twis : . AP Peesimite “| Among the. pamphiets is one by| TV & Radio Programs...... 50 that struck a warning of the persvieigcmnt akg =~ og may ot Civil De-| Wilsom, Barl.....i:ss00ts4 58 Pictured : h 3 | \ é i oe , r Ly _ showing how to construct a Weain Paget o(nayeige COM : D, 4 " ¢ \ j ‘ ‘ : ; . if e \\ = ' \ Poa é -* = Flint Approves. | Voters Back Program) of Street and Sewer| Improvements | FLINT—Voters here have ap-| — proved seven of eight proposals for a total of $3,800,000 in capital im- provements to be financed by al | bond issue, | City Manager Harold Chirgwin | said the result shows the voters’ “confidence in the further devel- opment of the city and their under- standing of our common needs.” Each proposal required a 60 per ceat faverable vote, The only proposal defeated ap- peared to be that to spend $250,000 for a DPW garage. The unofficial count showed this received a 59} per cent favorable vote. » ul iss eh Sole "all’ to Darthanel winke Al ute ance. scene, cut the body down from giad to go back to Miami . . ® hI miles em hour tedey and _».; |tree and found it to be a eleverly- 4 | Lowest tamparatere preceding 6 9.m,|e8n. counties carrying the 70, is < becteecsieciwat vet gin, | are smending of counties since the! Cy U.S. B ’ regime and would like to see 4 Sua sels ‘Thureday at 7:01 pm. old formula of 50-50 was abolished OVS UJ, DUSIMESS tree election next November. . scmecpetieeretain s for | mo Om. Oakland org in reign of terror building|# Simms Takes SHOE PRICES— arieties Savetens Ree tailed in this session with others I n ecession up under Batista. Many hope for aie g ? z Sib BBS BS orccfBlin ewitehing back to the 50-50 plan. U.S. intervention . . . , LOOK How Much We've SLASHED PRICES! 7): aD Zab) 55 re, wae Oo serene 43;A compromise 60-40 move also) NEWARK, N, 4, (#—Secretary five d eos * © and CLIMBERS ® eae Dianna * tailed. of Labor James F. Mitchell says |va | — ; J Bee os : Pentt American resourceful tse # oe — BA bie @ Am. Beauty 3 : ta wadeh dovateen . ; hess, not government spending, , b : # |Wife Charges Cruelty | will end the Te Bs ode eo gen Hi in E. E. Wilson Suit Me clon Sa toa © S.cen de Gastage as Edward E. Wilson, son of for.) & basically sound ecsneny as ; a3 § +4 q F | Seessccecceces pe : | ry rs | i THE PONTIAC PRESS. anpemnss APRIL 10; 1958 as GALORE on ai 3 Floors OPEN NIGH TST Men’ ‘Sport Slacks a “ aed xa RHRT SOAGE SSR mmnNMg Sater Allee Gs Ticlaustgtt it rea mete aia etn, pp en aE ae i d d Se tu de Every Item in This Adv, , 2-DAY sa.e-Friday and Satur ay Gearanvesd = Under-Priced SHAMS SLASH PRICES things mare important tha We've packed Plan counter by ara ity Soy thou every depaciment Only a store like Simms | this page with but = few mmorcamecale et Whastrote how much reductions In odds and nda, Guwtclate and.clese-outt, You owe | could affced to slash pttoes You cn enpest 20 ane. Se ee eee A.M. ends to your pocketbook to see how much more you save at Simms, so low. |... 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You Can't Beat SEARS for ——_ : z= HONEST, VALUES! | AUTOMATIC DRYERS | Save Over 169* $20.00 Now Vecuum Dept. — Main Floor _ REpuceD | $1.16 SAVE $2.00 om ; © 2-Cycles w/New Wash-N-Wear Cycle all Type ( Solid Plastic Seat - Toil Deluxe 8.6 Cu. ae 3 nae he , Ft. Coldspot © Siz All Febele Beying Temperatures Reg. 45 3.79 Reg. 7.98 Be i neo. 322 «©6266. 88 , will pli © 10-Lb. Capacity with Load-A-Door Eliminates need jor double tubs = 12x18+In, bp wed glass mirror ill not split, or watp. Acid proof vigecns china! Baked- | el “Es, t - wid ctogcte rented der he Li apt Nom, fal Gap net Ne Pome ieee hee oak Ist Payment June Ist - © San Fresh Lamp and Interior Light las tub. Gave! shelves, - Roomy. ~ Stan 0 e.. 2 anism. ° | 12 cn. ft. Auto Deft $228 Dbl. Door W/Freezer $278 _— mmue Dor 129 Sundard tie. OO” Hi-Speed 199” 159.95 Deluxe 119” 17- IN. PORTABLE toviedd! diagonal) : : New Printed 88 Circuit Model oe 12-cu. ft. Standard . $177 13 cu. ft, Deluxe . 349.88 “SALE of FREEZERS 10 cn. ft. Chest ... $178 15 cu. ft. Deluxe .. $278 Beige or Sage Green. Handy side controls. 4 ; : i a Space Saver 69.95 Dehumidifier . $48 249.95 Air Cond. . 199.88 ¢ = ay Dottie’ G Ges 179" St : ‘AG See~These and Many Other i Priced Specials Now! : : 3 : : ¥ Encased in Sturdy Metal Cabinet Ee ] YOU SAVE $8.00 “ ; z - ] | New tube design increases the picture area from 143 sq. B® | | | Aes ES A Se OSI : in. to 155 sq. in. of perfect contrast viewing, yet the cab & ine * | at 3 Ry M ©] a S at A N G E & As inet is no larger. Finished in your choice of Parchment = MALLU TOM a “Reg. Ste A 79¢ = =—s ov. 25 «= 334,95 Prevents heat loss on long pipe Mounts on wall or recessed. runs. Heavy fiberglas layer with late glass mirrors, 2 Goce aluminum outer cover, Easy to lags shelves. Convenient elec- install yoursell. * trical outlet . YOU SAVE 11.95 LIGHTWEIGHT MODEL Full 155 sq. in. picture area 8 8 with rugged fiberglas cab- inet is smaller, lighter weight. Choose yours in 3 colors! Only $5 Down All Are 272 Reg. $3.98 Eo. $0-Inch Range Reduced to : | ; Griidle-top odel with 25-inch oven at an old time price! Enjoy convenient : | Griliecnchine: bake 6 pies at once. Has Ken-Timer! . a Rages ene, St OTe uidke. 6ccves ee LECT. MODEL $4 8 : eee : T aanibsate 24-In. Oven | Youll have ready-made meals with the Robo-timer, ‘alge you automatic cook- pe el ag Infrared Microrocket top uni SAVE 159—Long-Life | Pressure Molded Toilet Seats | @ Regularly at 4.49 — @ Chrome-Plated Hinge ‘i © Non-Fading Enamel sa Compare price and quality — ‘ ‘ ; i toe ce eet, 179.88 179.95 Sodas ect 149.88 - » a Ag gore En flr Geese ue artist at this sale ! i warp, Fits every standard ‘tallet. In ' Auto. Elec. ite our regular stock goes!. oer rubber bumpers. Modernize today. _- he 105 30-1u. Rotiss .... 21998 299.95.26-19, Deluxe ....249.88 (95 36-In. Delnx .... 139.88 a oot $e Se Toews . $90. Radio - TV Dept, ~ Main Floor 2 le ie i * Rebel to Play Host to WACs. One of 2 Last Civil War reed: Vets to Get Uniform ‘ of Southern General FORT BLACKMORE, Va. (h—A black-haired old soldier, who in his 111 “never saw a girl I didn't like,” will play host Satur- day to five gift-bearing members of the Women's Army Corps. Their presentation to “General” John Salling, one of two -surviv- ing veterans of the Civil War, will} a new uniform that will make h’m a top officer in dress as well as in title. * * The new outfit is an authentic replica of a Confederate general's | uniform—made of summerweight | material and loose in the waist : as the “general” ordered. | The uniform was the result of a newspaper stories last year in whith Salling complained his wool | Confederate union was ‘“‘just too hot" for summer wear. After reading of the spry ald soldier's complaint, members of the Women’s Army Corps at Ft, Myer, Va., formed. a committee) and collected contributions from/ 150 members of the two WAC com-/ brary of Congress until they found) an adequate description of the un- iform worn by Confederate gen-| erals, Strangely, their greatest difficulty was finding an accurate ‘description of Confederate gray. At turned out to be a powder blue not gray. Armed with a bolt of cloth, ‘yards of gold trimming and Sall- weigh about 165 pounds, . . . Be ‘in the waist... . At least 38 inches . . . a8 I like them loose” —a tailor set to work. * * * , The finished product will be pre- sented to Salling at ¢he home of his daughter Mrs. H. A.- Mc- Camey, with whom ‘he lives at the nearby community of Siant. Salling stil has a good memory, a strong voice and a healthy shock of black hair—a result, he says, of never washing it. \ QUALITY AT A REALLY LOW PRICE! Straight actress’ home? Her letters to the 32-year-old onetime bodyguard, of ex-gambler Mickey Cohen imply that. So does an interview with the Police say they are satisfied owner of thé thotel in \Acapulco,/er’s letters to Stompanato, pub- Mexico, where Miss and/|lished in a copyrighted in Stompanato vacationed two|the Herald - Express, months. more fng’s measurements—“I'm 6-1 and/| sure the pants are large enough’ py mE 4/5 Qt. Code Ne. 942 i | | ! | €:10)4:1014,.@-\) PRS Or ri J i | uced price At oi ene ate to buy! can't goo better hurry. For Finer Gardens Car tr 990 cx, 498 Choose & Plant Now PEAT MOSS Flowering Shrubs. 12 Varieties 1.29 Choice of Peach or Apple LOW COST FRUIT TREES i. 3.29 te 14.95 Regular 249 2.17 Ea. Regular 6.95 5.99 Es. | Regularly at 3.79 14 guage wires, color coded With ground wire ‘to meet Hem where kitchen and laundry or damp locations. UL ek 8.49 poe nag coil Electrical Dept., Sears Basement “eee eve 6 © ba Cherry and Pear 6 to 8-ft...... 2.98 Fertilizer Spreader Shorty Evergreens Regular 2.49 88 . Lawn or Plant Food Bony Forshee, fe. Complete Line of Evergreens receptacles is necessary. new wiring, a ae bpd iapsat a 744 Garden Shop—Perty Si. Basement Grass Seed Green nan 3 59 3 tbs, 1.69 5 the. 2.69 oeeee Special Purpose .1 tb./1.15. 2 the, 2.15 4 tou 3.98 Super Fine ....1 fb 1.49 D ibe. 2.89 4 bbs. 6.49 1 &. Kentusky | Blue Grass "rahe 1 tb. White / Clover Seed’ ......1.29 1 th. 45% Marion... .1.98 1 tb, Pure Marion : Blue Grass soeen ee dD «149 “10-in. Tilting Arbor Bench Saw Reg.‘ 116.50 $88 The sow for every “go Motor, arbor and blade tilt together as a a With bsg chisel tooth eeestare Work Bench < neg. 2995 19,95, aged bolted steel treme. T » Ragged aoe eccdialiein Top fo steel legs; — \ Loop ss & Ties Your ‘children, pets and home deserve the best pro- Save Over 12% on CHAIN LINK 69°; © Guaranteed high quality materials and installations. © ta-tine ghulaigs'to alld tnedh) ond veles 00 pees pieoestys : © Springy mesh discéurages climbing, keeps children safe. = - Includes Fence, Line Post, Top Rail, mgemed aaction ro con, 7s deuch 2 tach snot: lo hecoty zinc galvanized after weaving. Fabric comes with Saucited Stns catdl barbers booedk, There eps uo sharp edges left exposed. If you install, we include step-by- step easy to follow instructions with your order. Other heights are available. Come in today and savel Rewer a ee ¢ es ie. deed David Srediey Welded - Reg. 24c Lawn Fence . . . Save 4c ft. ¢ Per 2x4x48-in. 20 ” Attractive, protective and economical. Close welded mesh makes it ideal for children’s yards, dog ken- —_ Thoroughly galvanized 124-gatuge wire. Smooth 3s. Reg. 1435 $12 24-inch roller, ‘250 Ibs. Improve “your lown. with this roller. Regular 109.50 21-inch, Soe mower $87 tere, e cee ave € a 44 a ae & vee Reg. 9.50 3x48-in. Chein Link Gate . . : he SRADLEY * DAT TT Es ua HUE HULL ffi! {1 ({ Single Picket Windsor Fence Double Picket Style Oaklawn Fence Reg. 36c Ft. le t. og. mere QAP Fe 48-in. High 32¢ Fe , All galvanized steel for longer Beauty and ion for lawn - wear. Add beauty and e@nd yard. lvanized crim : sors 48-inch high. Come in wire for extra strength. Also . and save! other heights, ISave Over 28%) Craftsman Power Mower: Regulorly at 6450 § 4 Big 18-in, cut, 2-h.p. Engine Craftsman Power Lawn Mower with ONE-KNOB Control : Revolitionary one-knob control offers extra convenience. Se ake run, idle eit gerne with — of - finger. Kutomati recoil starter. 4- in e tou _blade. At Sears: down on Power Mow oh, shat oT "Regular 95.80, "19-ineh, 4-cycle mower $58. Self Propelled 21-inch, ry Mower Paige $117 oom og. 498 oe 33% Fr. red in color, | fhtweight, No pushing—it drives fisell! ai i tendered ori eons Safety foot utch for dis- eet Tee: At Gears, MOT ite HEE i TE: ae ee ee "7. ee ee Te Sg Ree Pee St Phone FE 7 phic A all it, lt eign it nila il ai lh Atl ita Ml, Nl i i Ji ins ial & * ‘+ is : Pes Se THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 sot Past Tornadoes . _ Ss Sky Warily 3 Ht Hail ie ip Reg! | A Ries indi ex * oP F J fF x4 |‘Michigan Residents Eye a These Days | r Pe 3 * H Fe A s A k * Hi my fe ar wa Teenie‘ play cards for social «iPlanes Aid Aussies - insecticide, herbicide, or Srie' Play Ca ‘as an exercise in kill, seeds each treated a million acres - social contacts. CANBERRA ~~ Australians arejot scrub-covered land this year. — Bigot no byliseyes ati. a target. Their target Was a box dynamite. > pre- measure. Super S$ Safety Sealed Nylon! i Zz PAY REGULAR PRICE OF $5.95 FOR 1 GALLON SECOND GALLON FOR ONLY Ic! Your Choice of: House and Trim Gloss Enamel * Semi-Gloss Vinyl Wall Bond (Latex) *% Exterior Primer * Flat Enamel * Primer Sealer Undercest Plastic 1° ALL COLORS! WALL TILE Specials on Corktone Asphalt TILE 3 Shades—Box of 80 se eereseee Splatier Asphalt TILE Floor Tile! $560 Each Ae enetoovererees iniaid Linoleum Floor TILE '* 61/2 AROUND TOWN Lifetime Guaranteed VINYL PLASTIC | FLOOR TILE Each GF Never Needs Waxing! Counter Tops Mica, Vinyl, Linoleum "OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ‘TiL 9X TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY ‘TIL 6 MEL Tile’ a Outlet . samen /2 1055 W. HURON * ¥3 off ‘ PAY LATER ON SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN...FREE INSTALLATION « ECONOMY PRICED TO SUIT YOUR BUD i THE ALLSTA "798 only 1 .— AND YOUR OLD TIRE NO TRADE-IN PRICE, 21.45 ALLSTATE EXPRESS my 1522 i.e @ Full 12-Month Service Card ‘a Bech. "Pies Tax Guarantee : AND YOUR OLD TIRE @ Tough X-41° Rubber fights tire , ¢ Ragged Rarer Cenex ing fatigue | Check the savings on these sizes! - nes Reyor:Cord cumiiges FoonlS: € siping. LS Auto Accessories. Perry St. Basement Each, Plas Tax and Your Old Tire 154 North Saginaw St. } i : r 2 so 3 : = . f ! ri : a” — | Saltiyfaction guinlied ov foie monty back - PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 3] Wee eee ae. ee a | Phone FE 5-4171 \ \e io ’ i : ht : fe ree! \ = ‘ a, &. — sy 2 ae \ oa ar \ ‘ y a TWELVE 4 Rep. Brent acai (D-Ky) Says: Furnish Work to Pom. Declirie By DAVID W. SECREST WASHINGTON (INS)—The chair- man of the House Banking Com- mittee says the best way to fight the recession is to “furnish people with useful work’—but he does not mean revive the WPA. * * * The congressman, Rep. Brent North Koreans Fail to Hijack Transport... SEOUL, Korea «®—Crewmen of a South Korean air force trans- port overpowered one of their mates who tried to hijack the plane at gunpoint to the Commu- nist North today. The plane's ra- dioman was shot and killed and the pilot and engineer were seri- ously wounded. * * * The copilot took over the con-|", _ trols of the C46 and landed it in South Korea at Pyongtail, 40 miles south of Seoul. H was the second such incident! in two months, On Feb, 16 ,North Koreans forced the two Anferican pilots of a South Korean civilian airliner to fly into North Korea. Later the Communists released the two Americans and 24 of the’ 32 others aboarg. but are still hold- ing the plane and its cargo, * * * * Air force officials. identified the captain who tried to take over the plane today only. as Choi, They said he was about 30 and a native of North Pyongyang province, north of the Communist Korean capital, Part of his family lives in the North, they added. \up ex-President Harry S. Truman < already know pretty much what jareas. We can put in an increase lin funds for community facilities Spence (D-Ky), will preside over five weeks of hearings on unem- ployment after the Easter recess. He said in an interview he is “‘not The chairman said he has lined as lead-off witness for the hear- ‘ings because .“he is more inti- mate with government than on man alive—and besides, he knows howto stir up-a little public in- “My-¢ to find some-way te remedy it.” Q-—Why hoid five weeks of hear- ings if there is a crisis? Don't you is needed? A~—“Yes, but we can use these hearings to lump together a lot of legislation that has been pend- ing for a long time. We might get out a ‘depressed areas’ bill to steer industry and jobs to labor surplus Argentina Breaks torship that had harbored him in Q—Do you thigk the recession is cc > ee sea A—"I think we can straighten it out now if we ‘approach it con- structively: by aigh oregon hed ministration is just standing by and hoping it will right ited, tl ~~ won't.”” President Pedro Aramburu ie the rupture decree yester- day. and Dominican Ambassador D. J. Marino Inchaustegui was given 48 hours to leave the coun- try. . » * * * Peron came to the Dominican Republic Jan. 27 after the dicta- Venezuela was overthrown. Ar- gentina had broken relations with Venezuela when it refused to ex- pel Peron and only renewed them after dictator Marcos Perez Ji- THE PONTIAC PRBS, a THURSDAY AY, APRIL 10, 10, Tan, gray, navy, white, ~ : turquoise. 36 to 46. Note the quolity features Famous Nome ‘2 Pc.’ Sofa-Bed Suite $429" Smart modern lines belie the double ‘purpose of this handsome sofa bed. Sofa opens up easily, sleeps two people com- fortably. Deal Direct With Us veryth in This Handsome, Modern Ensomble 5 South Saginaw Street of this deluxe bedroom set. The center guided drowers, the distinctive hardware end the abundance of storage room. Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 Bring Your Parking Ticket to Us! We'll Pay It! i' "Folding COT _ While they fast! regularly 12.98. Giant 74-in. size. Rigid 1-in, slaini- | num frame, chafer cover, ae legs. SPORT SHIRTS nog 2-1 50 nw Pity asl whable. Sis SMI. linenes,- basket- ‘de ahekien By ery one guaranteed w Roomy, cuslisietael sturdy ALL-STEEL GLIDER Seats three sy na, R gd 2 auto o ealy see. beled canant Green o coal with wit Rte * Machine-washable be Boys’ stretch SOX nes Basar seth Perfect fitting, — and wrap patterns. Sizes = 19% Depo, st lew | . for tots. ‘ 3 dey; 4 te & BOYS’ SHIRTS % 2-2 2" checks, str gin, broadeloths. All senaitally w Fre map Oaks geet fit. Sizes 6-18, Plaids, Da Comfortable, dirable FOLDING CHAISE Rye grass Gear : 118 ts tes: aaetesbew Toss pillows i in rym square or round style. Cotton ‘filled. Decora- tor colors. Save now! Ivy or r styles. Tan, charcoal twill. Sanforized, vat dyed. In sizes 6 to 18, ALL ITEMS ARE. "FIRST ¢ Quay y- Shortie coats f . and new spring TOPPERS P Fleeces ®Hopsacking *Suedes “16” B-Star Steel lawn lawn mower = spreader 5 blades, b- 25-Ib. capacity. her tires. (3.99 Adjustable. 5.09 9 fi ‘ : \ S ; » a Pas s THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 8113 Is His Number Wien be pdt orn wei fusineslico Method business, the first machine he NEWARK, Ohio @ —,Lutky of|bought had a serial number. start-|BrOught Results the Me ot Ce Orenling with 13. He paid for t's «.| DES MOINES uw —~ Don A. Regular 16.96 13 S Chrome frame, © & handle. Bright plaid covering is Washable cotton cut pile | waterproof, wah all around fringe. with many uses Reg. 2.75-3.50 1 00 = ) : : Shelves raise, ert ' . a cine Bookease-CABINET Die he im Bg Printed -_— eanes bore, pecli gen Ber p Sliding glass doors, reg. 16.962 gtr] SQ fiers. os) GRA NNN cis Greosy feller, Spring Mfd combed per tels for kitchen, bath- Sliding doors, clear Pon- a H finish. In garage ) gel wey at aNd en) Pa ed ee eon ae a cee a re 1 3° : “ finish. In garage, ~~ i gi in in /Tulip ely or . F ter shelves; size 36x30213", piadlanse: “ee at A nomen mt ; @Reg. 24.98 to 29.98 3 @ Complete size range Slips, petticoats, waltz, shortie, long gowns, oon or classic silhouettes. Y baby dolls, pajamas. 00% wools, flannels, confetti Nylonized rayon tri- ode hopsacking, doeskins, .. cot, advisco, drip-dry basketweaves and fleeces. All VAY, cottons. White, pastels, colors and sizes. y new colors, prints. Free Alterations eee ae ; va © Popular Jamaicas : @Comfy pedal pushers @1.59 to 1.98 values Scads of attractive : styles and trims - ; poplin, sateen, sail- ‘ tone. Black, red, re ’ ans » white, beige Chemi . ype ‘ posta Girls’ 7 to rik Wools, — Novel wer @ Fiats, payor fom yeens 3 a sow! : a 10 to 14, ; Many Sp ring-o-tator® = @ White, © co N .M dress ay . colors. 8 to 18. o>P e493, AAA- : Boys’ reversible Storkline,Kroll | Light or dark | Readyto-finish |: 2-n-1 jackets | boys’ dangarees : six-year cribs aie tables | 10-drawer ches! ef) Reg. 1.98 La oe Reg. 1.89 Reg. 31.98 * im 6" | t 2-59 by , _ a = : ihe pee Figg: oe hy ra ‘oe foried. oral ee ~ Wed...... 2.98 _|_ _FOURTEEN es ne PONTIAC PRESS, HRSA. . Satellite Due to Plunge Saturday Sputnik IT Gaining. in ‘Magnitude space. “And there's belief that theler because Russia tossed away|American lJaunchings from Soviets. scored an even greater|most of the extra push given by/Canaveral at 35 degrees to scientific feat with their dog-ithe eastward rotating earth, Their sey sees cee Geil [i STARTING TOMORROW! BIGGEST SAVINGS IN YEARS — Barnett S Big. asxicezg] BIG SAVINGS! BIG VALUES! BIG DISCOUNTS: BIG DEALS! So Big ---- Doors Will Open Friday Morning Promptly at 9 A.M! You Can’t Argue With Conditions! | Russia was referring ae aad weight of the instruments, | the essentials to keep it alive Everybody knows business is off— @ week in space, not the over-all sales are down—we're no excep- | weight of the satellite-rocket. They ton. We've get stock to sell -— believe the rocket motor, empty bills to pay — can’t sit still. So Saacs ° mA we're cutting prices now to create tanks and were possibly action — start the ball a-rolling! feet in length and weighed sev- Huge discounts on the season's | efal tons finest suits, topcoats, sport coats ) TOOK BIG ROCKET ee ee | *. gunner. ahe. or fall, too, Pr sarge oe Buy now — you'll save plenty, veloped a first stage rocket motor a ican drawing. Scientists say it takes roughly ARCHIE BARNETT (uuu 1,000 pouhds on the ground to or- : bit a pay load of one pound. The 11-ton U.S. Vanguard develops 27,- Oo 4, C.,, f 000 pounds of thrust to orbit a wit PFOu On wo GUE | satellite the size of a weighing three pounds plus a i i EF The Greatest Coat Value We've 7 Ever Sold! One Group rocket 1,00 times more powertl All Weel Imported Tweed 5000 Po ciency Top Coats : 95 : Up to $50 Values A Steal Now et Only wen en Join the Crowds! Rain or Shine! We're Open Friday and Monday Nights ‘til 9 P.M.! “LOOK! 2 BIG GROUPS Smart Spring SPORT COATS Values Up to $35: Sale Priced $4.87... 39487 Look! Save Plenty Here! Sale of SLACKS Up to $13.95 Values steds and long wearing gabardines iS BETTER Aaa bargain now at Calvert Lok! Alt vost fama, cre & 7? me en eg) Mri — / VICC PFAOW AK Sauce : The*Papers Are Full of Soles, but... Can You Match These Terrific Bargains? ONE GROUP SMART ALL WOOL SPRING SUITS Up to $50 Sellers Sale Priced at You've never seen such values. They're really terrific! it's bar- gains like these .that make Barnett’s THE VALUE-CLOTH- ING KINGS OF PONTIAC! Join the eager crowds tomorrow to get yours. BANK THE SAVINGS! You Don’t Need the Cash! Two-Pant $75 Values Sale Priced Yee've never day or/ See How You Save! Look! Hard Finish All Wool \ BULLET-PROOF . Get Set for the Warm Weather SUITS | SUITS ee 54") $3397 aad Co ww CL Haw MAK MAUE ! ONE BIG GROUP . All Wool Tweed and We vepeck stead all wool coats 4 ata price that defies all competition. i f Be sure to see them before you poy - $55 or go, elsewhere, See Son ri- Saturday sure. You con't save oi ofly eosier! / See YP OU You Fave | Be Sure to See Them Tomorrow! _ ONE GROUP BRAND NEW SUITS Up to $55 Sellers Sale Priced at Here's clinching proof why we're $ called “The Clothing Value Kings.’ Money can’t buy a bet- ter wearing suit or a better look- ing suit, They're all the best! You save plenty now! You Don’t Need Cash! — Just Arrived! Brand New SUMMER You Save by Buying Now! ~ Sales Priced at Tough as Leather! $70 Values / Bring Your Son in for His Suit Now! GRAND SAVINGS! It's Worth the Drive From Anywhere! These Volues Will Set a New Record in Savings! Hard Finish All Wool Sharkskins Look! What a Buy! Famous Granite SUITS Hard Finish All Wool That's $A3°7 STUDENTS ALL WOOL Sale Priced Flannel SUITS $979 Imported Shetland ow Saver oad Charcoal Greys TOPCOATS Velerts ee We Repeat, Let Nothing Keep You Away! Sale Priced at Don ‘t Be Sorry You Missed Out on These ] 150 NORTH SAGINAW ST. a : / . (Next ts San oy ae we en eR aE Ne we RE A AE A A a te ~ ™ |Men, 1 «pr Mystery |Ealist From Area Use Site for|one women or Gambling webs i f lipid ingif Heb Z rH Our Spring stock of nationally famous makes included— . | © Vitalizer ° Revillon to San Diego, Calif. . All Styles—All Sizes—All. Colors 5.99 to 14.95. Values Now - Two of his associates have been| (Nj accra tave oni Airman On Formosa | $* 88 sceon filed against! TAIPEI, Formosa @~The U.S.| ~ 10" ei;,! ati: Aghes fH E ‘ i i ! i E pstli atu By He rl Chaltron, Jr., all of} © Dione Debs 7 © Town and Country | the cS oe eek eS oe See HIGH HEELS FRENCH HEELS FLATS iif } { ! SPECIAL! | | CHILDREN’s | “ADIES' SHOES 3 t g> Eh } = : 5 a tv t { gF rs 3 { iF i $388 Pr. err $T.. $7.00 a ll i sh ii ef i ‘tf if rEl We Give Holden Treding Srenge “NEWPORT'S ‘ ETTER- BRANDS. “heh LESS! 6 Hours—Fri, 9:30 to 3:30 59c Cannon Towels Save on plisses, prints, novelties. ae Pabriee.. 99" 1.49 White Blankets LADIES’ PANTIES awa 142 Come . k. from 54”, 63", od 8 } “ lengths. Sule Cortana... 88° We have “euro our prices” to bring a record pte of thrifty shoppers to our store. Check this ad carefully for big bargains for you and your home. Prices go back © original Friday 3:30 P.M. Come—Save. 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The little dot was squarely in the center of the little circle when the pilot “pulled the trigger.” Some of you boys who fancy yourselves at pass shooting in the duck sea- son would snatch yourselves bald-headed over these problems. ms Re When we turned for home, I cautiously reminded the Major. that I’d appreciate it if he’d break the. barrier sound a “That's on the agenda,” said he, “We'll do it right now.” tier Well, we did. “Here we aay the pilot. “I'm going to throw in the after-burner and you'll feel a little ‘uwmph’ as we jump forward. This is it.”:I felt the very per- ceptible leap ahead. x * * The speedometer registers in knots per hour ‘It was incredible; it was fantastic; and it defied orate 5-8 least it defied a clumsy lay- — x * * ~ “Prepare to slow down suddenly for I'm going to Fr nc arare power,’ anid Fn-Uans Ce, Se one airplane slacken perceptibly. “I'll be saving the tre- “Warm enough?” he asked me once. “Perfect. What’s the temperature?” enty two.” “And outside?” He glanced at an- other. “Forty below.” Well, write your own ticket. Tem- perature inside, 72 an hour al- .. M. WILSON titude 40,000 feet Commander, 412th Fighting Group 125 miles away....... Lake Huron off the port side,~a lesser d but hidden by fleecy and the of Michigan below two feet away. ...... fect, anywhere. things never get that per- It was almost eerie and unnatural. With “target practice” over and no more jet es hurtling at us at 700 miles an hour, we were , unhampered, and almost without ties below. And yet we were as earth-bound as though an eight mile leash had aa And we were still east of La: The lake was more than 100 miles away. I looked to the left. “You can’t see Huron today,” said | [s and when you approach the speed of sound you can use a Mach (pronounced “‘mock”) counter. I went for that as it’s more colorful and dramatic to an earth-bound clod like yours truly. The major counted briefly to make sure I understood. chained us to a hilltop. Gravity never left for a flickering second. Always there was the pull of those insatiable “g’s.” (Editor's Note: The second article appears tomorrow and will describe landing at tremendous speed in a fighter jet through pea-soup atmosphere). House } ‘She Was Frogen With Fear’ Oks bil Father Proud. of Chery]! to Aid Business {for Killing to Defend Lana | f g , fF ; § :. li » s F i a ,* 3 Ht Te rt ist Fee 8 cy : He i E fe a as f pil 8 z FE Hi is te them two deductions in ing their federal income tax bill, z= a i : gi i ; lial tH Hi ai gerthe il all in Stocks Case grand officer at Saturday in the’ Romeo Masonic Temple. Keynote speaker will be C4 i é 2 ¥4 ny z 3 HT E TE FA A ¥ HF if i fi o “We're at eight-tenths Mach ., . nine-tenths tt mene ae ee a oe fae | TEMPLAR OFFICERS — Right Eminent Grand Com- E. Briggs of Port Huron (left), will be the installing the Romeo Commiandery No. 6 centennial celebration D. Wilson of Detroit (right), past grand commander, Knights Romeo Knights Plan sala Cen tennial Fete &30 p.m., will precede the ban- Knights Templar and guests wili Temple. ~ return to the temple for the eve- A number of state officers and|ting program which will open are expected With an organ prelude at 7:45 p.m. to take part in the impressive|>y Sir Knight Robert M. Howland. Master of ceremonies will be Walter W. Fuller, fraternal editor of the Detroit News. He will be "| introduced by the Romeo Com- mandery’s Junior Past Com- mander Kenneth Corby of Wash- ington. 4 Keynote speaker willbe Past wilt be lara Commiander, Knights Temp- Com # of Michigan, Murray D. Wilson, ' |. 33rd degree Mason of Detroit. me, Diner: 8 Oe ea | Musical interludes in the pro- ier Rey E. Briggs of Port wilt he. provided by. vocal Sacke Darlene Luke and accordion ‘ie f se t Commander Roland “B. . Brows: The oe | , et Geet ¥: Patterson. * lGommandery's history will be read \ lby its Past Commander Kenneth The, social hour, between 5 and|M. Gray | strom Air Force Base officials quet to be held in the dining rooms, of the First Congregational] Checking Death (rors Meters of Maj. Doolittle Home After Thett Tokyo Bombing Hero’s|out of his office with envelopes Son Shot in Office at|comtaining $4,247, hopped a plane Texas. Air Base ter of the whole thing. AUSTIN, Tex. @® — An official| He phoned back and asked: report wa’ expected today on the “What should I do, mama?” death of Maj. James H. Doolittle! “Come back and give yourself ‘Jr., 38, son of the famed generaljup,"" his mother advised. who led the first air strike against} And that’s what he did, said po- the Japanese mainland in World'lice, who gave this account to- War II. day: y Doolittle’s body was found yes- terday in his office. He had been} Richard Thielo, 21 shot in. the right temple with a/Queens, soon to be married, re- .38-caliber service pistol, found onjceived the floor near his body, Leads ip seer said. Film. Co., Astoria, , Col., W. D,. Dunham, deputy <6 SF commander at the Tactical Air} Notified iat Thielo was Command base here, said an in-jing home, dé waited vestigation report would show|him i Field whether the wound was accidental | night. 9 or self-inflicted, He said thete was| He handed oye® all of the no evidence of foul play. roll money _extept $30, He was ar- The major is the son of Lt,|Tested on @ grand Gen. James H. Doolittle, who led the raid from Se eae ¢ tom Japan in rm He weelke Plans Air Talk in Puerto Rico when notified of/AC FINS AIEt@ “me, majors wie shirley saa ON Defense Reshuffle he had not been ill nor did she know of him being despondent. WASHINGTON W — President She said his death was unexPect|r¥senhower will take the fight for The body was discovered at 10:30 a.m. by Capt. Homer J. Er- gamer feld, the adjutant. Maj. Doolittle served 30 months overseas, completing 25 combat] The White House announced to- missions in the South Pacific and|@ay this will be the theme of an 25 in the European theater, He/@ddress to a luncheon meeting. served in Korea during 1954 prior|here next Thursday of the Ameri- to coming to Bergstrom in March |¢an Society of Newspaper Editors. 1955. The speech will be carried live, He has been awarded the Dig |Starting at 1 p. m. EST, by NBC- tinguished Flying Cross and the|TV a Air Medal with five Oak Leaf/tual radio. : Clusters, : : . he Doolittle entered the Air Force tended make foreign policy in March 1941, His home was list-|main theme in the speech. But ed as San Antonio, Tex. His fam~ ily ‘resided in Austin with him. The major was commander of Hagerty announced the 524th Fighter-Bomber Squad-jhower wit ron and-rated as a command pilot./talk now is entitled “Why We to a AF § ‘Most Lonesome Zoning Board \sraier Dies Eyes Changes. | Penasrly , /WAYNESBURG, Pa. Gets Recommendations|A,y "sires dhe “World'e Moet |i: to Reclassify Waterford] lonesome Soldier" in World War Areas as Commercial | pode Cunningham of nearby|C Several areas in Waterford|mame by a woman journalist who Township were recomniended for) wothe Ohio, during World War 4 rezoning from residential to com-|She noted that he apparently was| . mercial when the Township Zon-|the only member of Company M, ing Board met last night. 330th Infantry Regiment, whose « * * name never seemed to come up Some lots and acreage on Wil- mail ¢ liams Lake and Airport Roads The for the extension of the Waterford bfish ; Drive-in Theater were recom- : mended for the change. hams plight, and he became that belied his nick Sashabaw Road, recommended | ft was said that the Army had Windsor T. for off - street parking for @ |to set up a special mail detail one of the funeral home jhandle the volume, A linotype — S Other requested changes in the|¢rator for the Washington (Pa. township included four lots in| Observer who was at the Army eo Maceday Garden Subdivision, Wil-/¢@m™p tecalls that Cunningham a street, for retail commercial building. In new business, Mrs, Bertha Bigler requested that six lots in : = é =é le 8 cial, services will testify before the A hearing haz been set for May Space Committee on 7 at the township hall on her re-|at April 15. to quest. Chairman-McCormack (D-Mass) the Action by the board on/said also the committee will hold|Saturday at and « the changes is set for 14. * possi- roles * “* aed ble.” The committee will look into| will be in Oakland Hills Memorial! lisher A request from Eisenhower's proposal |G: probate judge E. Jackson for the rezoning of|!r ® civilian space agency and) Mrs, Dunn died unexpectedly/25 years, - Estranged Husband Kills Wife, Daughter Carpets * Rugs * Linoleum * Throw Rugs * Braided Rugs * Oriental Rugs * Fiber Rugs * Rug &. Carpet Cleaning Supplies INVENTORY TIME IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER ‘And it’s just good’ business to liquidate our odd rolls, remnants and overstocks before the end of the month. 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Wi ik tee a ee ew Yen eye ee eee ; sche up recreation. losing sleep, taking] cp. ark), who heads the. tax-writ-\on or cgay eines - 62 * | , i mittee, a cid cooperating _. rie s wage ane income ae everyone, voll saeae te poles —_ the Whole thing stops,” dleep and still’ think clearty .. = 7. up a group of youths who were|clared. “I amy complaining “The Mills told the 20th annual Free-|chanting “Fidel, Fidel” (rebel|the leaders, and soon we will re's a sense of achieve-|4.c, Forum. at Harding College|chieftain Castro's first name) on]: « . ad talk this question over.’ reaching a settlement’ at the tar((iat suctiwa tax structure ee Een. = losses eotae bo abocuioed,” gaining table without having alease the Reavy. tax loed:on bust) ene otll he fied’ into bisleontinued. “Progress in the strike. : cf , a * nearby hotel ter is very slow although & erend It would spur the creation of * had several international the copecnather at 51. Seaton ha*| more jobs, the said. 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PERRY BETWEEX PIKE & WAT i Hollywood Headlines PONTIAC _ 2 DRY As “IN, Scandal Won't Mean End wry iof. Lana’ s Movie Career By BOB THOMAS . }scandal seemed merely to : ; a tee ‘ 9 ir si HOLLYWOOD uR-Wit the tain MDE® Mit Fepuaton as a lovable Remain Off the Job|n, by mor 00 cin ia ee Se ‘LAS CRUCES, N. M—The lars of scandal end Lana Turner's} ee is for Fourth Day and : c. ot pasts movie career? Charlie Chaplin also became the ee * thy ; The answer is probably 0,/figure of a scandal concerning his} NEW YORK @®—~The Columbia 1a h hisince . acres. Pers |Jodging from recent history inrelations with his protege Joan| Broadcasting System gh Berry. He-was freed and seemed|;,. ' ‘ to suffer no grave damage to his/of Lana's 14-yearoll daughter! ,ofessional reputation. He fell|— Cheryl Crane last Friday nightlin, disrepute with Americans fatally stabbed Johnny Stompan-j;.ter because of ato, Hollywood underworld figure! pouthings. who had been Lana’s sweetheart. * * * False ano moronic exPrUscaouNe| Cheryl said she did it to protect her mother from Stompanato’s : cermin eamTuaan covon threats of harm, marijuana charges and served! | | No top star in recent times has/some time. Byt —INTERESTING— been involved in a killing. But| ack to acting and is “SKI TOWN U.S.A.” “f COLOR CARTOON | [ores at oat a othe oy ne tare, Rt scandals and survived — even} survived despi interna-| SSS | nourished in their film careers. |tional pursuit of Aly Khan. Ingrid} IWAPHATIDEANIITL JEAN \ COMING - Welt Disney's This could not have happened in|Bergman, who mothered a child) VaVYU Ute oe . r) the silent era of films. Then @|out of wedlock, returned w| “ll . SUNDAY ‘OLD YELLER’ a wild Hollywood was faced|years later to win Hollywood's} ni - 'by a less sophisticated America. jhighest honor, the Lafai athe Fe ee E_UELLEZE ‘Scandal piled upon scandal, and|Award. « al e7Tré i} Hollywood was denounced in pul-| One long-time cbeerver of pits and editorial columns as a|Wwood Scandals elle modern Sodom. The film industry|°ften make stars more exciting BLUE SKY FE 4-4611 x 2150 OPDYKE RD. * *& ® It would appear that Lana Turn-/§ © Thouhg he was acquitted of man- ; slaughter charges in the pentyl oevet sha cheno a YR death of an actress, the public 5, a — | WHOM clamor’ against Arbuckle was — 5 ee: | i tae J WHO great. Paramount scrapped half ? iia 2 4 THE BELL a million dollars’ worth of Ar-| There is no reason to believe . Jae i buckle films, and the fat comic|that publication of Lana's searing retired from the screen. 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It presents sculpture, pottery, jew-} ohy. sah plbetings costed Sy SOF: al groups from Alaska and the Northwest Pacific to the Plains and Southwest. * « * One of the exhibits, carved by the Chumash of California, is a are gathered from|and Navajo. art WATER BUFFALO AND RIVAL: The old brute eats too much ~~ ‘ 2 Buffalo Just Too Slow Plods Himself Out of Job — The) water buffalo is about to plod him-| TAIPEI, Formosa (NEA) self out of a job. His arch rival now is a sprightly little gadget who answers to the of “Merry Tiller.” Much to the old brute’s chagrin, this little motorized plow is becoming quite the rage in Formosa where it is being used to cultivate rice fields. * * * The Nationalist Chinese are de- ciding the buffalo is just too slow. Also he eats too much. - follow his American bison cousin kets. A few of their old neighbors, The art of North Amefican In- |tne Pomo, carry on near San Fran- dians, always highly specialized, jcisco, and are still noted for fine varies from region to region, de- /haskets. The Brussels exhibit fea- pending on customs and beliefs jtyres a Pomo basket of Yeathered of individual tribes, their techni- mosaic. Eskimo artists show talent and evaliehia aggapials. ingenuity in their delicate carv- Work may: 6e simple or sophisti-|. ings, From the earliest times cated, realistic or gbstract. Art) they have used the Arctic’s limit. for art's sake is almost unknown. eq raw materials—walrus ivory, whalebone, stone, and driftwood —to create lively little figures of men and animals, fanciful masks, and ornaments etched with scenes of fishing, hunting, and celebration. The oldest piece in the Brussels show is dated about A.D. 500. 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Your choice Condensed—Tall Can : 3 Can——Green and White VEGETABLE SOUP CMA MX BEANS Condensed—Tali Can TOMATO SOUP | LAcieve F PEAS CUT RED BEETS RED KIDD KIDNEY BEANS TENDER SWEET PEAS FORK ond and Beans Open Daily ‘til 9 P. M "| Open Sunday ‘til 5 P. M. . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities DEVILED HAM WHITE | E HOMINY . : Hema—303 ANS” ANCAKE. MIX - BUTTER a Le Heoma—303 Can Lea Homa—303 RED BEANS * NORTHERN BEA BEANS COMPLETELY CLEANED. WHOLE GRADE “A” Frying Chickens ‘Del Monte Chunk Style TA Fish 2 49° SS perm 8 = 1" “Hunt's Foncy hy, $900 Ee f a ba a Regal - All Flavors Cc : Ss s ; 3 YY I. - Fruit Cocktail = ICECREAM *™ a9 SUGAR CARROTS ps mace wu © 49° vies en” = 39 / srvag | Fresh, Crisp, Solid CHECK EVERY ITEM ® LETTUCE I D SAVE °4.18 with TOMS GREEN _ NO STAMP POLICY! 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HEAD . 0 25¢ a Peas ai Use Prepared Sauce ‘in Shrimp Casserole ‘made, mix up canned spaghetti in Be $ Fe re HEE a | PRICES” Skinless Hot Dogs § shrimp. a ¢€ 2 aa cm | ‘¥) SISTERS’ MKT. | ¢ _ to Save TWICE — * Auto Bumpers, Copper Pots IND EASY MONDAY Where ‘Its NICE Prince Brand ftolion Treots Rigatoni or Pasia-E-Fagioli ‘>= 3= Your Choice 2 39 Prince Heot & Eat Favorite 15-0z. Egg Noodles and Mushrooms = = New Pink Etiquet Deodorants at } Price | Now pink to blend with skin tones! Setiny-smooth pink cream . . checks both odor ond perspiration instantly Exciting pink stick deodorant + « » glides on coolly, invisibly! WHY PAY MORE? Look for the new pink: striped containers! - # Open 9-9 THURS., FRI, SAT. 45 S. Telegraph Rd. 59 South Saginaw St. (Tel Haren Shopping Center) Open 9-9 THURS., FRI., SAT. Open 9-9 THURS., FRI., SAT. Northhill Shopping 396 Auburn Avenue Plaza role Open 9-9 THURS., FRI., SAT. : Open 9-9 THURS., FRI.. SAT. 536 North Perry St. Bracers Open 9-9 THURS., FRI., SAT. 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HIGH MEAT DINNERS | Strained for Baby— Gerber Orange Juice £xXSS Tt \ ee —-Puss’n Boots contes 3 prizes totaling -_. € your entry blonk ot your friendly WRIGLEY Super- FREE 25c Bag of New Krun-Chee “CHEEZ & RYE” Snacks With 59c Bag of — KRUN-CHEE Potato Chips 84c Value— s ¢ , Both for Only ; “7. Spice Tips for Durkee’S veins tomemakers now rous FLAKES PARSLEY FLAKES cxceiient.in Soups, Souces & 15: 17: wn 17 Quick Meal Treat B&M BRICK OVEN Gravies. Try them too in Saleds, Roasts & Fish, Ce ONION FLAKES iio muss, No Fuse—Just Sook in Water 15 Minutes & Use in Place of Fresh Onion.. Cen Wonderful in Gravies & Souces. CELERY FLAKES In Soup, Stews, Grovies & Sauces—Wherever Fresh Celery Is Used. EKER EAN Baked Beans 22-0z. € met Pot le . 31 New Englend Style B & M Brown Bread 2 = 3° We'll DOUBLE. Any Prize You win in RIVAL Dog Food's “GROCERIES FOR A YEAR” CONTEST Just Name This Store on ‘ i aa : Blank—See Rival Label for Det at RIVAL tooo 6 Low In Fat- 2 26-Ox. High In Protein Enter the fabulous Win a 1958 Chevrolet Corvette; a mink stole or any of 185 other magni- PUSS ‘n es All you do ts write the title for @ picture to win any of 187 $25,000! Get / ‘ = ira | 5 i ‘ at % ; f * 7 ey : ra FORTY a Cocoa’Mutfins |xe'smta.'rm ons mar] ~~,lately hot oven (400 degrees) about Are Unusual “2.2% ease") diameter. Any homemaker who knows her : 2 way around the kitchen, welcomes | Bake Onions in Cheese the variety of menu uses that quick breads supply. For instance,| ‘If your food budget is searching} this new and different recipe for|for an economical vegetable to Chocolate Muffins fills the bill}serve with a pork roast, why not for brunch, tea time, party time|cook Michigan onions until or between meal snacks. just Combining the basic muffin in-/%8 a coeene sunce, suggests the i ot whole bran cereal, nutmeats|One ¢ and cocoa, The batter can be| four servings. quickly mixed together and quick- ly baked, making these muffins|p} F ; a nice choice also for warm weath- Bitters Point Up Glaze | er days, ‘ | To point up the flavor of your! them. These delicious ) Chocolate Muffins favorite glaze, use one part pee See Sele careless. 1 cup whole bran cereal matic bitters to two parts of | lao.’ favorite sugar syrup, be it honey, % cup soft shortening nfaple syrup, brown sugar or . ‘s = | 1 cup sifted flout sowder (White ‘sugar, Or, for a difterent,|Rainbow-Topped Dessert. Bak Dou eae | . Ve teaspoon salt golden, crispy glaze, simply mix lunch day: . 9 e % cup sugar Dessert for a school ‘ = | % cup cocoa 2 teaspoons aromatic bitters with sewed a < long-lasting finish to interior and exterior » orails runs under Capitol Hill in floors and porch 9 rich colers! Washington. The 760-foot line, go- ing from the Senate Office Build-\| §@ SALE PRICE $1.69 Qt. Reg. Price $2.22 Qt ing to the Capitol, has carried sen- =O Ill! : uy Wa 7) ) Saif a century, (orm for nearly) eemeeguaeaes INTERIOR VARNISH 2 —— | , . An eight-mile-long monorail in ON A “4 ' the Wapper Valley near Cologne, SAVE 63¢ Stan Germany, was : , ) the 20th century. Its trains are | 2 = sneewn-wuams MAR-NOT suspended from an overhead rail. . T “a lasting, gilstening finish for . Se ee a tae at ce laistlsl Sexe, werbeeck ahd Aenitore saneere idiot = teeaity. aad Resists heat and alcohol stains. In recent years, Swedish inter-| Me SALE PRICE $1.59 Qt. Reg. Price $2.22 OF. ests have developed @ monorail ~ ) & train called Alweg which straddles || SQgWMORW? HIGH-QUALITY BRUSH Sumenietee us its rail instead a ts : it. Engineers say that ‘sl = é center of gravity is so low that del @ SAVE 7 ON A * can reach speeds of 220 males ani] sHewnwuans 2V9"BRUSH ” - hour. Airfilled tires not only make || & . on special /3 ro e Jat it quiet, but allow faster starting All pure bristle. . . perfectly tapered. speeds. Ideal all-purpose brush. ~— Ss The train can climb much steep- Ss 4) des than a conventional rai] fg SALE PRICE $1.49 a of the Aear TY, rf rob USt rood, take caves without showing ‘% Reg. Price $2.25 ¢ ; & down, and can carry the same car- t . oe four oe eae, aavereure oe ase x = Se coffe, +h) a e same a : ; e that cant gef on British officials, who recently in] Get these Brighten-Up Specials NOW! many’s Ruhr, ave considered in- mt stallin to connect your herves Or el Lake win tanker a port. keep you awake. | Man Missing in Jail; Police Give Him Away \ PETERSBURG, Va. (# — Peters- : burg police were able to write one, missing persons: report off their records — Rodest Rieux was found in jail, Rieux was arrested on a driving charge and fined $50. Unable to pay, he was returned to jail. His wife, who hadn’t heard from LO CLE a | ALL PURE COFFEE az" *F"=| FREE PARKING IN REAR LET US RECOMMEND A GOOD PAINTING CONTRACTOR O7% CAFFEIN-FREE. 50°" _..|_ Summmn-Wnstass © See all the lovely new colors in Super Kem-Tone, the de luxe latex wall paint and Kem-Glo, the miracle : alkyd enamel! $a) 85 9, Borrow the Color Harmony Book from Us Today! 9 pies . who stole a package trom a parked! 71 W, Huron _ FE 4-2671.. Ai tins Cotton tom Gonpren ren ne - : ‘ Sheen fo Piriman T€ eee ani Ne ee ek ace ES] ome cee tent ) HON an > E Z iehacisthiemaniemibin aatictun tte ee e 5 i rc 4 i City FORTY-TWO “April in Paris” was the theme of the “Boss v —e Night” dinner held Wednesday evening by Tipacon Chapter of American Business Wotnen’s Association. Two of the bosses photographed areStuart Whitfield Professor Will Speak to Auxiliary Professor Donald Buell will Buell, professor of speech at Michigan State University, will speak on “Spring Comes to Broadway.” The speaker has been broad- casting his weekly radio pro- gram, “Curtain Going Up,” almost since he joined the MSU staff in 1937. 2 x * * Holding a B.A, degree from Hamline University and an M.A, degree from Yale Univer- sity, Mr. Buell spent the sum- mer of 1938 in England, at- tending University of London's Central School of Speech. Cooking Skills Demonstrated to Newcomers Members of the Newcomers Club of Pontiac met for a Con- sumers Power Co. cooking demonstration Wednesday eve- ning at the company’s Bir- mingham building. Mrs, Joan Malcomson, senior home service adviser of Royal Oak, was assisted in present- * ing the program by Mrs. Allan Williams, Pontiac home econ- omist. Mrs. Charies Baker and Mary Jackson also represent- ed Consumers. Hostesses were Mrs. William Emerson and Mrs. Hugh Hales. A guest of the evening was Mrs. Richard Anthony of Lud- ington. As prizes, members were presented with dishes that were prepared during the demonstration, Ontario Film Seen by PTA at McCarroll Howard Shelley showed a film on northern Ontario and lumbering at McCarroll School PTA’s annual dinner Wednes- day evening in the school's multipurpose room. * * dg Mrs, Dean Lacy, chairman for the event, was assisted by Mrs. Daniel Foote, Mrs. Rob- ert Everett, Mrs. Jack Horton, Mrs. Raymond Pardee, Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs, Donald Sherwood, Mrs. Neil Fletcher and Mrs. Fred Troeger. * * * Mrs.-N. Reid Graham. pre- sided at the annual dinner. Among the guests were the Rev. Milton Bank, Mrs. Shel- ley, Marilyn Howell, Mary’ Hayden, Mrs. M. G. Morgan, Mrs. Royal Exline and Gretta Porter. Mrs. Exline's vocal group sang a medley. Bhowing Work With Minerals Michigan ‘Mineralogical So- ciety members have set up an exhibit of artificial minerals at Cranbrook Institute of Science. Man has learned to grow minerals of mineral-like crys- tals for his own uses, ac- cording to Institute Director Robert T. Hatt. 5 Many of the crystals on display were home-grown by “members of the Mineralogical + Society. It took little imagination to believe you were in Gay Paree last night. Even the French «mannequin did his part. e Business (second from left) and Maynard Van THE PONTIAC PRES Pontine Press Photos Eck, Mrs. Arthur Winter (left) and Mrs, Carroll Welch were + their. hostesses. . oe at : Photographed beside the “artist” are Mrs. Charles Irish and her boss, Wil- liam Hanby. Mary Jean Bridge Speaks Vows By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS — At an 11:30. service Tuesday morning in Our Lady of Refuge Church, Orchard Lake, Mary Jean Bridge and John Tucker Beck were married. The bride is the daughter of John Bridge of Chicago, for- merly of Royal Oak, and the late Mrs. Bridge. Mr. Beck is the son. of Mrs.” Samuel V. Beck of Detroit and ‘the late: Mr. Beck. His broth- er, Charles R. Beck, was his only attendant. The bride's sister, Beatrice Ann Bridge, was maid of honor. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. William O. Bridge gave a luncheon for the couple in the Bridge home on South boulevard. Mr. Bridge is the bride's brother. OPENING SEASON Bloomfield Hills Country Club will give its first formal dinner-dance of the season April 19, The following Saturday eve- ning the club will be the set- ting for a spring dinner-dance ° to be given by the Junior League of Birmingham. i DELORES A. CARTER Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Carter. of Wisner street an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Delores Ann, to Karl Ernest’Rhodes Jr.,:son of Karl E. Rhodeg of Bloomfield. Hills and sg late Mrs. Rhodes. An early fall wedding i# planned. ; reading , MOTHER'S letters, 1 felt very Mrs. William Bachman Jr. is chairman of the affair assisted by Mrs. Ralph C: Getsiriger, Mrs. Roy G. Leitch Jr., Mrs. John P. Emmett, Mrs. John K. Martin, Mrs. Paul M. Me- Kenney and Mrs. George H. Lowden. Pastel spring. flowers with gaily colored parasols will be used in decoration. *~ * On Tuesday morning, the Junior League will hold its an- nual election of officers at. 9 a.m. in the Cranbrook Acade- my of Art. : GUEST ARTIST : Cranbrook Music Guild will have James D. Barrett, violin- ist, as its guest ‘artist Monday evening. The concert will beat Cranbrook House. Hostesses will include Mrs. Vernon G. Genn, Mrs, Howard B. Barker, Mrs. Ogden Vogt and Mrs. Marcus W, Frost. | Dear Abby.... You're By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: Maybe I am wrong but I would like your opinion. Our son is serious about a young schoolteacher who seems like a nice person. She is the only daughter of a widow who lives in an- other town. She invited my son and me to ‘her postmarks they had been _there over three weeks. She made some remark about wishing she “had time to get ‘around’ to her bad for her mother. Now I have it in ‘my head that this » girl would not make a good wife for my son. Am I wrong? A WIDOW ALSO DEAR WIDOW: A girl who hasn’t time to read her moth- er’s letters is not my candidate / for the ideal wife, You are wise / : ‘ % Presiding at the coffee table after the musical program, in which Boies Whitcomb will be Mr. Barrett's accompanist, will be Mrs. Edwatd R. Chap- man, Mrs. Fred Sanders, Mrs. Amy Lyle and Mrs. Walker Williams. Mr. Barrett, formerly of De: troit, is head of the Cleveland Symphony. * * * ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Polk Jr. will be hosts at a supper party Saturday evening in their home on Cranbrook court. * * * Mrs. A.. Grant Noble and her, son are visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Col- bert of Martell drive.. ‘Mr. Noble came for the Easter weekend but left on Monday for their home in Niagara Falls, N.Y. : to wonder, and your son would be wise to make haste slowly. x *« ®& DEAR ABBY: What do you do with a man who doesn’t like DEAR NOT: Quit kissing ~*~ * & 25 eae e532 i in} g aT J i ty 5 rf gree : S, THURSDAY, AP \ Tipacon Chapter,” Mrs. William Reynolds (left) and Mrs. Ossie Gates suggest to bosses Roy Pearce (sec- a re a Speaker for the evening was the Rev. Robert Richards (center), pastor of the Saline Methodist Church. With ees him are Mrs. Robert Terry and her Soropti mist “Meeting Held at Emerson PTA Names Delegates Sends Five to Meeting - When members of the Sorop- . timist International of Pontiac met at Hotel Waldron Wednes- day evening, five members were appointed to attend the . regional conference of Sorop- represent the group at. the hamer and Alice Kimball also will attend *the conference, * & & The club has voted to sup- Wise to Wonder how.” Accept the badge at the banquet . and when ri Fai TT : Fy 3 ty ‘ : “Teke 6 look at what-we've accomplished in ond from left) and Ww endell Surait. Mrs. Gates is i; president of the chapter, which held the fifth annual boss, Stuart M. Gastren. “Mrs. Terry was ‘general chairman of the “Boss Night” dinner. the April 22 and 23 state con- vention. of Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers in Catholic Social Services-Plan May 22 Dinner Mrs. Palmer J. Bundy of Davisburg was named chair- man of a May 22 dinner cele- Chapman and Joseph Saracino of Berkley and Clifford Mitty of Sylvan Lake. . ‘2? * * John Holland, assistant di- réctor of Michigan Association for Handicapped Children, will speak at the anniversary din- her at Deyon Gables. \ % "NILA L. TOMPKINS % es & | ta ee . will be Mrs. Albert Stevens, Mrs. Thomas Mrs. McKeever, Warren Waldbillig and Lois ~ + Comm: TALKS ON SAFETY John Felts of Pontiac Police Department's Traffic and Safety Division presented a film and talk on bicycle safety ‘i ‘ed -* “Boss Night” dinner Wednesday. Dinner Honors Bosses Members and guests of Tip- that little imagination was needed to pretend the event 25 i! ri F 3 . * & +5 ‘| 3 Hi i i TELL Star Dust Ball Will Be Given Saturday Night - ‘ 4 4 4 | (It’s Relaxing, Yet Invigorating care of The Pontiac Press, Pattern Dept., 243 West 17th New York 11, N.Y. Print size and style number. _ cents for each pattern/® mailing. Send to Anne} 7. name, address with zone, ~~ From ritits EE j cel __ THE PONTIAC‘PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 Shoulder ‘to Scalp fod pat Your bead |*stare in" Your Crown’® 4. - x #4 : : 1 Dorcas Class Told eafletito Josephine Lowman in care of @and a/The Pontiac Press. envelope| Tomorrow: “She Has a High Wants to Lower It.” that needs no Here's how to give yourself a massage. Press your-thumbs into the structure at the base of the skull and work around the neck, using a rotary motion. Then dig into your shoulder muscles with your fin- gers. After this, spread your fingers and use a rotary care Talk to Be Given for Kirk Women motion to massage your entire scalp. DRESSES .- é > 17? = ours! STRAW HANDBAGS 2.95 A brand new collection of summer straw bags... at @ very special price! Box, bucket, tote and basket shapes, White, natural, and colors. 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Not only do they have a deep|ent,” ee nie C. . selections. . Has Annual Dinner ["pecuts were heard trom Mrs. ese bec wprug motit|Deneld Fraser eng, Mie. Darwin | A 4rio, Robert and Jerry Rigenon Simpson. By EUGENE GILBERT poll.said that; Rosalie Savariono of Birming- _iild althou h it undoubtedly Finally, what do teachers ‘th good hands, but) ham, Mich., commented that the | meant for the teacher, lof the manners of 4 to teenagers tell what they think): was about their parents, teachers, the| - : breed ? - | Added Mrs. Faye Felchner of teacher: Beatrice Miller of|at least 10 years. ‘ expanding world. cam 9.30 a.m ig _ We put the- question this way |Waukegan, Ill. “If something is|Springfield, Mass. “It will foster a eae * '1| Now, for once, let’s turn the ta-| te. the teachers: “Do you feel i j le are the )]| current crop of teenagers? at that age?” An overwhelming majority of the| ereased merely as a chore . One group in a good position Different, answered 63 per cent) | ‘Neoedde Bagge auncume ee ng PEGGY'S ne a ene interest in teenagers and their on. \ woRTH sabmaw st. problems but they also have mel ereen ota serene nated and aarnenes= , _ a ee , | : * * F ; : 4 i z z 4 | i | I 4 é oe ee aa aga | Of Breaking In Footgear |!"-msr wus 3 j i i PAE i I g i | a 25 “bat and show forma} failingly optimistic about the fu-lhome”* for the rebellious attitude} Shoes — for many the epitome | virtually any foot size can be at segenneeaell ture of today’s teenagers, but atlof today’s teenagers. of man’s inhumenity to man. | mass-produced with precision, ee Smt they ate w the same time they are frankly} A San Antonio, Tex., high school| — 18 now a thing of the past. | wo waors oor : worried about the growing prob-|principal saw a tiein between * 2&8 Whereas just a decade ago re- lems of youth. “lack of responsibility and earlier The manufacture of lasts— Nine out of every 10. teachers marriages.” the foot-shaped blocks of wood only the heel and vamp i ‘F Be g Fi | : H : a ri ‘ i ; : i 3 i : z = f | i 4 E ¢ e dg | ; eS E r z . i fl a ge F g , i aPEEE H Efi if f fg i 4 A * ze iS coh SANDIER OF BOSTON over 400s new spring : ‘Have you heard? on I E a5 aa iff z 3 Y ‘ There’s a new fastenation about NUMEROUS FIBERS termined to peace Bow, ‘ides ont Josephine H. 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LADIES’ GLAMOROUS = an LADIES€GORGEOUS ALL-WOOL TOPPERS | Better Act . ‘ i Missionaries | Tawe Taka ° h S , * \ ~— . . ; tes A eo ae - i) } : Mrcabn| tee vy, present Pictures’ | LEG Ag pote nie bot - J R t e! f OOPS © | Me. and wre. wit Battin): 17) ion intere ‘stce| Retirement’ Years -|.xxs.rezase | mies : ‘apd mi e "|g, showed slides and presented 8) — parig (INS) — To be “a la ; portant, but the midriff {s. gems*| May Cheat Wives smcscteme) eng 2ee | Ror fe their daughter,| _ : | ? _ |bers of the Loyal Philathea Class|' the bottom — not the top. are slighi#y-indented under the Meer | gc SE ohn OR FUT Anton C, Many women fail to get a ful.) Alma Fremed and her commit- interest and for the new 1958 flower, Fons Jr. square deal in the retirement | NEGLECT WILIS tee were in charge of the Tues-/ }..% short skirts are most im- You can cheat in last year’s cd tone : | 5. Some husbands seem to be |day dinner. The next meeting will] Fortant fitted sheath by wearing it son of ee stubborn about making wills. (be held May 13 at the church. T with ‘a matching long stole. y Athy Ae Hae mee tre wigs Sth || 2 5 uke ie tat ee Past G : ¥ a tin tae | aie ae ws tet tee $ wi wife a year ou can wear : —— wives and widows is Oil We °] or eae uae | Past. rands Meet | ,* vip pra oe oe toes OF Bersiey> | man's world: Added to this, in some states, | Tlie home of Mrs. William| that flare. The test for the | loose at, the back down to Miss Colfer is} 1 sany anmuities purchasea | theif children inherit’ two- |schuark in Rochester was opened| right skirt length is. sitting | the skirt hem like cape @ graduate of| *trom insurance companies pro- | ‘ids of his estate — large |to members of the Past Noble| down. When your knees peck | panels, . St. Joseph | vide for a monthly payment or small — and his re- {Grands of Pontiac Lodge} out, your skirt will be of the . * * : only as long as the husband. ceives one-third. 450 ‘evening, Mrs, Don| right length when you stand And turn in the skirt hems - School of | as the annuitant, lives, When a &-® Bussard will hostess the May 13| up. of all. your. old dresses to ‘Nursing, he dies his widow is left with- Unless the children waive [meeting at her home on Clinton * * *& show at least 17 or 18 inches Chatha out the monthly stipend which | ‘!#im to their share, the widow (River drive Hips and waist are not im- | of your legs. ms, she has come to count on. | * left with a fraction of the | Ont. An | (wives, when your husband *| ™oney she helped her husband ctobe ; anmuity, make and save, (Wives, consult 0 J — . ware. poser yourself and have wedding is death.) for you, too, after his | wint for your husband drawn a ° s ; up, before you let this happen SAME SYSTEM to you.) COLFER 2. Many pension plans spon- ae sored by corporations operate Q — “My two married chil- the same way. Payments stop dren want me to come and when the husband, as a for- |. live with them. I am a widow. mer employe of the company, Have a home valued at about ot ue ae $35,000. It is too big for me husband's pension at his. | to live in alone, and it is ex- place of business. In some pensive to maintain. cases he can accept a part- “T have an income of about “pension, instead of full pen- | $63 a month from social se- sion, when he retires, with curity and dividends from the provision that payments stocks. My children bdth live in MILLETT continue to his widow, should | cities hundreds of miles away he die first.) from my own home — the * * &t closest is 400 miles from me. ae ee ee! §=DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! column making fun of the o_o = ‘* *& ye . « letters from those who felt| the wife loses all claim to her | | A—All “good” children think share of her husband's social they “ought” to ask a widowed security after retirement. mother to live with them. Have But the majority of “amen” | Only exception to this occurs | @ ‘try at your own salvation A. . when the divorced wife has in first. Why not sell the . house her care a minor child who is — eS Sk ee eS Blue Star Mothers | fatitied to payments from the | Pith another $1,400 a yeat to Hold Card Party your congressmen. You devoted | im dividends you could rent a your working years to keeping small apartment in your town Mrs. Harold Leinenger gave a| house for your husband; you | "4 then sublet it while you report to Blue .Star Mothers shosld be cnlitied to your cne- ao ce los be a Chapter Tuesday evening social security found beh aoedes aU ee ment after €2.) my meapentenes, Sn, hat vale: at Redford % & & , Final plans were made at the 4. When a man retires from Be Sure to Have meeting in the YMCA for an| bis job, a wife can't retire [Reservation OK'd April 17 card party which will from her housework. Her hus- nt yy sean) end eee he ett | et «ta , 3 ve “= She's done her stint of dish- |confirmed. Then take your letter washing, "s not the reservati with Golf was first played in Holland. pre ehh Eagar cng eonticming = Then the Scotch took it as a| prepare for your own retire- | If there is a mix-up, you may national game. 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Your physician will diagnose your case and prescribe the medicine you require. Bring your prescription to us for compounding, “Where Quality Counts” CLOONANS 72 N. Saginaw ~“=FE 2-0161 = iF bE § 3 * Then the door of her room was flung open. Switching on the light, her mother cried, “Wake up! Dad- dy's gone! He doesn't more!” oe r pull on his loyalty. If claiming him for our side of t fF ry 4 2 we thsist on} ys 10, 1958 yy oes i i ae hy re fees Ss 5, ee Chemises Disdained by Sophie SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Not: a chemise showed its straight face at one San Fran- The Sophie collection, pre-— sented by a smart shop, fol- lowed the feminine form in natural flattering lines. BRING MOTION Panels and overskirts You Are Cordially Invited to Our Open House All This Week 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. (ony Beauty Salon Visit our newly remodeled Reducing Salon and be our guest for a FREE Trial Treatment on America’s most amazing slenderizing system... “relax-a-tron” Riker Building — Rear of Lobby 5 : 5 2 z an ‘|tional Federation of BPW this ss As important to good grooming as bathing fre- quently or keeping your face scrubbed is keeping your hair shiny clean. Shampoo hair as often as necessary to keep it looking good. Un ag tay At a Tuesday evening meeting of Pontiac Businéss and Profes- sional Women's Club in Hotel Wal- dron, plans were made to attend) the’ state convention of BPW Clubs. Dates for the convention, to be. held at Hotel Statler-Hilton in Detroit, are May 16 through 18. Several members will attend the ‘biennial convention of the Na- phine Seeley and Mrs. Raymond » READ IT BEGINNING pril 14 . 4 \ \ ic i: ' Really Now ... you can have A GORGEOUS FIGURE * Easy to Follow | 9-Day Diet Josephine Lowman in Her “Why Grow Old” Column gives you an easy to follow, satisfying diet that vill quickly make you lose 5 to 10 pounds. Each day she presents a tasty m inu that does it.. Thousands have followed this easy, inter- esting way to new attractiveness, new pep and vitality. Don’t miss this opporunity to solve your figure problem. Monday, in FE _ THE PONTIAC PRESS \BPW Discusses Parley Rest Before Meal Improves Digestion Give List Do Not of Silver . “Dear Mrs. Post: A silver- az; Hi eeSGares : It’s Time to STORE YOUR FURS Resting 15 minutes before eating oe may do wonders for the digestion.| dance, it would Many eat when overtired and up-| to leave her for set, which only makes eating a) sitting with . 7 tiennieatey Oo = =! to relax. 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He * = = | 33 : Hy Fi me . tt i Z i 3 s z "1 ‘Nothing Settled as Machen Folley Draw in Dull Fight} SAN’ FRANCISCO ‘—Top-rank- come. Undér (California’s lecision would stand, (and television rights, Each got 25 io on i of Fea Pe cen o he et te, SAS which paid a gross of $96,755 to|=™* 12-500 mete . watch the goings-on at the Cow , : : Palace, and boo lustily at dull ac-} tion on occasion, seemed to side . cS Gero trom Gun A Docioring Your Golf ‘in bes 3 ; pail whe voted for Machen. By Dr. CARY MIDDLECOFF So ae oe sete venel _Patient’s Complaint: Backswing ‘Trouble over the 191%-pound Mach-|— Diagnosis: Jerky Start which to deliver the hit, meanwhile staying on bal- ance. To insure a smooth backswing, make the start Detroit Curlers Win. |p ectrrng ce soe "Ist National Outings} Secest"sor ‘more tx MILWAUKEE @® — Rinks from N.Y., swept to a pair of victories f Zz 3 x : ote Q g g 5 an Ff ig ; ¢ i — g nee @\a baseball game. They'll also be “'the first ‘such group to eat hot }\dogs. Milwaukee and Detroit will \provide the action in an exhibi- tion. Treatment: Watch that takeaway... ‘The backswing should be smooth and relatively slow, the purpose being to get the hands and body in the proper position from AP Facsimile * SAFE AT HOME — Left fielder Duke Snider "Tex., as Del Crandall tries for the put-out. Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers slides safely at home scored on-Randy Jackson's squeeze play. Mil- —— ao Kansas State Star Slashes Wrists _ plate against the Milwaukee Braves in Dallas, waukee won, 5-4. ‘Cager TOPEKA, Kas. (INS) — Kansas State basketball star Jack Parr who went berserk in a Manhattan, Kas., hospital and slashed both his| ! wrists with broken pieces of glass oes Berserk was under observation at the To-/self. I never thought he would do a Tear gas and water hoses failed to subdue him. : * * * Physicians reported that Parr lost a lot of blood but his condition is not serious.”’ He Jater was transferred to the Topeka Hospital, * *¥ * Kansas State basketball coach | Tex Winter reported that “Parr AP Faesimile x «© ® BERSERK — Jack Parr, Kan- “We all knew about it. Parr’s sas State basketball star who teammates and his parents. We went berserk in a hospital room ‘talked to him about some of his in Manhattan, Kansas, yesterday Soviet Wrestlers Arrive to Meet top American Otiahoma matches Friday, Sature * The visitors: will be the first So- “iviet. sports delegates to witness = — cD o> 3 | ol cD oY) QQ. cD ee | Cae * * * The Ben Duthler’s of Grand Rapids, Mich., who had clung to * * * The Russians will travel to Okla- Saturday the teams will journey to Stillwater. Then the/two teams ||wind up here Tuesday night. |/Pontiac Central Net Team Opens Friday Catcher Operated On 2,964 Buidy Bomar's highly touted|fupes, or, LO LOIS and $29 tn team Chicago, j ——— _— Selmo Vaughn and anchorman John De Muesy spearheaded their mustered only 2,888. drive with 628 and 617, respective- * * * ly ; The Jenny five made their as- * * * sault last night without the Serv-| yp). xunsingwe: . : gwear outfit was ices of captain John , Wh0lnobbled by Stan Gifford and Bill was laid up with an inf foot. | Bunetta who shot 524 and 526, re- CINCINNATI (®—The name of The star-studded Bomar aggre- cs +, (gation has bowled all season with- But being hit by pitched bala et the benefit of a sponsor. Last is nothing new for the 22-yearold}nicnt was the first time they ap- Robinson, In 1956 when he wasipeared in a major event wearing | kK named National League rookie of|the Munsingwear name. A i fi i +h Het i FF 4 H i fi if due 2 fi. t. rfl? a ii i 4 Mi I ‘ tipi | g é i F i i ; f 232 te iy r* j bee j Has 600 Entries ‘Wolverine Team, Ira Murchison Compete This Weekend first major outdoor track and field meet of the season at this famed Marine Corps base. * * * The University ef Michigan will have a 30-man squad entered in the meet. Villanova's Ron Delany heads a World record holders among the entries are pole vaulter Bob Gutow- ski of Occidental, sprinter Ira Murchison of Western and now ex-Morgan Sfatet a Marine PFC stationed at BOSTON (# — Haywood Sullivan, - His replacement, Don Bowman, spective: Bomar |Ghicage day after surgery for a ruptured/team’s over-all effort. The only| series. cit oe . alae catecuns canada’ make kuk 261 exercises in six to eight series was a 633 set immy| pi Lillard led off with 59%: weeks. Schroeder. He is the only man to ever win)an Prancisco ..:..,....... gl me three ABC titles in a single tour-/fimmme ccc BOB . . a nament—e feat he achieved in the/P, [Owe -----cerreee-- 1 Be Frank Robinson Sidelined’ show at Rochester. Los angie aakcayencenbass Bi at x *e& * Pittsburgh cs 888 ‘ that caneeees Last year, when|Michigan Net Team — the'Wins Tourney Opener at es WASHINGTON () — Michigan Robinson, who led the team in| meets George Washington today 322| in the second round of the Cherry mark, was knocked unconscious Blossom Invitational tennis | LO a OC | MONG, WRI RA i Cleveland's front line pitching staff this year notched 104 wins in/streak in 1941 has never been Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting GET AHEAD WITHA BILL CLEAN-UP |——__— Cass Avenue Brake Service ‘¥ cols.” 16” tiller, 21” $9 9 ABI dese eet cae toiwe Seae We ere euthorized decler for. CLINTON — BRIGGS —- POWER PRODUCTS and LAWSON ENGINES . - 7 ee ee NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Py 3 Equal in performance to any equipment VALUE! 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ALL BRAKE LINING — 40% OFF [indians moet tonight in the Hershey reps ass Mid HON) (see Penattes ant 0] Dependable : ain SOK AND YAcveN Wearys EXCHANCED Sone Arena >to sat Ge final : ae low © ~— a -ecven series | Amert- ‘ for that first We turn treck ané passenger car brake drums. gun Body I s Calder Cup per eed - - ay rg. ~ roe the state high school basketball) regional centers, eee aS oe Oe ee tournament topped the half million] Yereythe added: that if seating |PuY in" rout of te series. Il mark for the first time this year,|- facilities had been available, an- dulge in stick-swinging. a oe otic As-| other eight to tem thousand fans | Boston General Manager Lynn sociation reported today. probably would bave attended Patrick made it plain that the v 2 2 the semi-final and final games. | notions can expect the same bccn ene rman dl peeyeae Entertaining schoolg were cut/sort of treatment tonight—jarring regional and semi- into $82,228 of the total take and| bodychecks 2 Ca ee ah eitenance jna| competing schools received $64,507 * 8 ,& 7 from the 450,200 attendance last| and expenses paid officials| “We don’t play good unless we 10% more power / year, amounted to $32,870 and trophies,|are hitting the other team hard,” Cae ae meee tee ee ee aes ett ee oa > New car performance healthy $34,521 increase amounted 5 he é “mony kaos the take of 900,003 last season. [Pg yg acite, Sumer get around yester > » Quick installation A "MOR . Charles E. Forsythe, state high| Other expenses included Bruins would SALE EVENT eee ee Seam am | | (school athletic director, cited sev-|for timers and scorers, $2,386 for|2lle Don Simmons and replace > Written, nation-wide : on > artes ade aE | e eral causes ag contributing to the/basketballs and $2,074 for ineur-|him sateen Henny Larmiay , 7 “I don't know about : ** * The sssociation retained) . ,, aid “"Oomch > Every engine FIBERS-PLASTICS it's up to him ree Pree _ New JET-SPUN Sent > ——, sbesheya anes sexe or: esa ihe = yy yop ee 8 SoS STRUT ANG capone Spite eatin 7 ‘ j om Precision engi are oy fee or LO anywhere! gg) on ane. w Se haf qooten, tip aiety gu ond ou prvffemegs Rg oe — © BEAUTIFUL TAILORING fie with Bronco Horvath and Viel] Sccerraftes ty ig ie SUN | ema del @ PERFECT FITTING Stasiuk in place of Johnny Bucyk. . Tay Gen |. 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Chrysler expressway). ae a8 ee ae Leak ce mation pictures taken onlto 13 feet os ? wom 1 though an engineer may be a: “hog: : sae lalen wnl Kien ew eee te els sponte oly we, and) A Ford-statement said the com-lengireer. 2. ies ni vany tomorrow will demonstrate a| “And though a conductor may be vcore survey idevice to be attached to the rearjthe “captain” or the “brains” to eraenerte nn eee eae ree a ete abe thailt tp Gaon to _ Litt and Trae Director AL lose, hy reone Jers pa ag . Malo appeared most} “Generally speaking,” the . accidents are caused “by driversisaid, “Detroit rap About three fourths of Sweden’s ‘who follow the car in front to} efficient and much safer|dairy farms now use milking ma- closely.” 7 than the me chines. : 4 4, Y/ SY SLi gh (fit PNY WORD! THIS SOIL! LIKE A CEMENT BORING a “pe DPYLELL LALA L A “~ TLL PAUSE A MOMENT AND MY INNENTINE MIND MAY CHEMICAL TO IT MORE PUL INTO FLOOR! RENDER PY . REAT a HISTORICAL. 24h CHANGES DON'T IT CAN'T BE! A NEW SPADE, & Zim, HOE AND RAKE/<« AND * «, “wt, * wait F i y. rt tet®* 20, ALIBI! HE COULDN’ HELP 1 tet Ley, DIXIE DUGAN Teo SS, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 7 ‘AND HER BUDDIES: 4 Vz A AL | Se ee ee ee AUNT FRITZI I HAD.TO BE SAID McEvoy and Strieber Yio AUTOGRAPH { THEY'LL BOOK — JUST SHusH! BE AS A White 4 = HALF ACRE CASTLE rris a | “Isn't nature lovely!"* Fe Lae ie Li j oa oy | -_ - eS / I WONDER HOW EXCUSE MY APPEARANCE, FIXING THE HOT VANCEY.-WILL BE DRESSED FOR MORTY, BUT WHEN I GOT WATER FAUCET! MY “COME -AS-YOU-ARE” JILL'S INVITATION L WAS > PARTY? IN THE TUB --- rt b a WAC < 9) JO ¢ ’ : sa: re ‘ ? Ds | - a ne Ea - 1 ff Ml ie i500 » nd on + Reg. UB. Pet. OF. ft, ind GRANDMA __ By Charles Kuhn 1 SURE WISHTI | | IT’S KINDA EXPENSIVE | | WHY EXPENSIVE, i} | WEL iv DO’ . LOSIN’A FELLER TEMPER| | GRANDMA ? i : AT PEOPLE, LIKE [I DO i . a OCCASIONALLY // : Fj t ! Hy ‘5 ‘ : COEGEN'T!) ~ Net « ? -- ? me Sf ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee er ee ee eee et ee ee ee ee x : : Fy 2 + é = Wes . 4 Lot 192 row and Saturday with gifts for|Ssidwin Dixie 2 estimated cost of 90, and that the Hs the children and a grand prize for|pien. profile and cstimele of, sais ee. 4\the winner of a contest for adults tion, _ -y SS ot —F. oe the chowrecms” telpeovomnent ‘ sceréance with “he Am Gan..." He Low oiadd'..!133| Shelton, who has gold his used |? Protur Shee aetraved ‘by ‘apes ‘Yam Gas & ki :. 424 [Line a = car business in Pontiac, will | 3 Metr Ch & & . 34 \local firms. be paid from the Improvement | “yi. 35.4 Minn Pal «34 “°° 4: “—_ Notice Is Hereby Given - se is Mont Ward 4 He went into the used car busi- poatias, wil mee, tine Coa, “ap Re a gene 437|ness two years ago. : a Broth- [poet Gypa |... 46: OF MICHIGAN—In attend | - Ha Net Lead: ‘ |ete Cours te tno Gounty at Gakiant. liam L. Clark, executive director, check over the the all-day conference at hall of All -11 84 Nia M Pw a. matter, ofthe petition con- programs which will be presented to those Big Saints Church, vie 1 Nor Pee: Sa F minors, Cause Mos. 15698, 15060. 7° ## . ° e “ as * - ie per Oe Ee o« ie | eniaren. 08 Laskey, father of said ) 3 Heb Sle Ou, ai". SaloeareSogne" ta Sip stnesas "wnat eo arenes, main| MARKETS |GMIC to Begi gt aS BGS perry ees z w+ 58. had 4 have violated a law of the State and Lodge No.3. F&AM Priday April!“ | 0 In voi 12 Parke Da. Ba a puauen tbo llth. 7 PM. Work in E. A. : + Bg Penney, 3C -- 4] In the mame of the people of the Gerald L. Moors, WM. —adv.| The following are top prices cov. 4 ark “G4 Pepsi Cole... 333 aon e.g ag pi peg: Oy f eetings Beaks Hy Fanos Bo Ba/GNity "Beats "Sut Sou nha laaa mated nooo, News in Brief Markets by growers and sold by ia oi 36 Philip Mor ... as Pontiac ay ~ gh ge B= gig ® “Sand a oe eee at is on file for public them in wholesale lots. _ : ‘ by SR Py iat Phill «+> BU-3lgay of April, A.D. 1968 at nine o'clock jon. leita srqe| tations are furnuhed ‘ov the| Officials to Tour 6 Key cei oa. A apenas i OB yo ' . *,¢ q tepub Stl ... 38.4 s cu, Keego Harbor, pleaded gull or egg wom s fe yge 0 With P Soot, Ou sabe Rew Prag 33 Bogen te make. persona! en" * q oe Be B... 722 : ott an Operehar’s Ncense esterday. Predute for Big Trock Agencies |sr ra: i Sage Ie pepe aes EE IO ll fad canto gk Cn ei i ee ee oe =) || er * . . ; MJeasie ‘ Justice James Southart Prutte Edis .:!; 39.2 1)fnd sireulated in sald East fined him $85 or 20 days on the/4? DO. ssepeeeees-«04%0| GM Truck & Coach Division of-/Bous Aire ... $48 t)nacore Judge at in the city r) . 4ap DU. sesveeeeseee 200) ficials next Monday begin a series|Du pont .._;.172.4 f Pontiac in 2 thereof first charge and $15 or five days| 4pp' OB. <5. aoe Map “Qtdinance Ne. | at (ein ; ummage Sale, Friday, Commercially graded: Whites grade A. expected ented top interest | imaes are gjnnown,, as “The =| Blacker, 11th, 10 to 1, 8301 Hatchery Wd. |tombe as Males as large, 44a Ime: pr ade yooder dla ecg | yg a edie onan ner, Win. PR van Drayton Plains. 8t. Andrew Episco- ye Be og lg - RS operators * |Iniend St ....90 Section 1: ‘The Buliding Zone Map of Mr. etriek, , pel Chureh. —adv.| $y Aree 0; large, 39-40; medium. 3) The model will not be publicly {Int Bus Men /.334 the Building Ordinance is hereby Revel Spurtock, aN tind } 13. tathedeced the middie of |imt Harv ...:: 28.1 amended te that the in aie, Roveee an Gen Keon Rob- Ruw Sale—199 Auburn Ave. | Ma hoe” a "as 7 ler get forth bel SCs atello, Pontiae Union School, R. P iy. int Paper ea. classi’ as “41. rt Costello, Gar: Sat. Al 1ah, 7:30 am. Ameri- Livestock: ‘ pore Utes dene colt Gk Sd” She Yngst Sh&T . 16.2) "Lots gt to 33 inclusive Dixieland | Snyder, John Bite, vit. milena. O can Star Mothers, Inc. Other mem home of- - 31. Subdivision. , ey,* : ‘ad : 8 Austin Dobson, Robert Hogg, Carl v. fice group to attend the meetings « | wae He in tite tee Sea te eae fl strus. John Black ~ RE Be Rummage Sale. First |Baiable, 300. Few will be J. M. Gilroy, assistant) STOCK AVERAGES fe mete gtd Eetesion snd|Speciai Assesement beretofore made 07 tional Church. E. Huron at Mill St. general sales manager; W. L.| (Compiled by The Associated Frees). [GG & Pigg, cemmaioe ‘ond the City Assessor for the purpose of Ge. Sat. 8 to 11 am. -: Od. jis s|\Vande Water, executive assistant ‘ oust Baile vu | s tpen this ‘amend. |fraying that ceuaa ve ‘poid ona Fish Fry. VFW Hall. 4680 W.!ue to the general manager in charge|Woon todsy 1.12963 026 774 1003 be Before|borne by apeciel canmamest One Tae ‘cad Walton Blvd. Fri 6:30 to 1-90, of deajer elations; J.C. Marek. ities ‘age ‘sii. oes #3 18 ied! the Puniie|qraval, and ested Wore, on Letrande ’ | am Wilton posers marker tesearch:|Xea 868 osc 308 1B i than fitteen[ecreet is now on fil in my ‘office for Pi, we > yy ~~ R. T. Jennings, sales promotion ia he nies ea [-} 728 ig me — onthe. final Notice is de hens tt iy : . a é “4 ' a eiead the ty 80.1200 it 5 9860-31. manager; B. W. Crandell, public|isst low’... c3000 42 Ma2 isos ima Menspaper of general eireulatian” in| of Pontine. Sit meet in the, Commission mg eg i Ee 128 -W. Pike. 8) Ori aid for two loads average to mien(relations director, and A. E.| -- jag MT hearing is Chamber fe cate -otty. on, the 10h ey a.in. a : —adv, E ; standard steers: 8 | : i . ; a ow said nt, h time ve — 23. ge nah ae $000.53 &e;| Davia, Paowegraghie — 2 . C. bag Fg ‘effect ten (10) days from —~ ee aN pated ae ges Og Big ‘a oe hi hoiee mixed! ely. ea: TEZION Pigures after decimal po'n's are eigaths the date of ats e _CHY | persons in! ted to be heard. oe lee Sade, good to low Sales manager. and J. E.' Singer, Migh Low Noon Comminten, of in te vali Ss: western region sales manager, will/fulduin ‘Rusoer Go". ..... 18) 188 mission on e tne ory of Pontiac, en} ° ADA R. EVANS r b accompany the group in their Gi Ot Sen 14 i 3 7 Seg Sala wy. April 10, "38 Mtr. Go.* 1 83 “Coe | Hot Co.*. a3 08 You are 73 lar meeting , 100, Butchers 25 cen leady; few No. 2 and chers 00-21.25; small 1 and 2 around 192 lbs ae : No. 1 213° ibs. : hte and absent Now is tile Tee at dere os = 19. Aas time. barrows ise 28 conte bower; sows tly 80 5 lower, instances 15 cents See Page 51 BRICK SCHOOL BUILDING - AND | SIX ACRES ‘E. SQUARE LAKE RD. FORMERLY OLD HICKORY GROVE SCHOOL - SOLID CONSTRUCTION — TWO STORIES . MAY BE INSPECTED ¥ Coll: a Bloomfield Hills Boord of Education —ME7OISS Bids Due 8:00 P; My-April 22, 1958 / » \. 4200 ANDOVER ROAD wih weet attests Stent § sales. z | i of the Prudentia] Insur- of America, Pon- returned from at- pany’s 1958 Great | Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN grain prices: t—— Oa May ow cecass 2.19 May .. 66's JAY ..ceccee 190 July .....00s 62% Sep. ....s... 1.99% : sor 63% Dec. ..soess.. 108 F «. 6 Mar. ....,.. 2.01% rm May . 1.32% MAY ..cceces 122% July ...0.... BT ULF ciscsves ae BOP. scseese iz* TOUS. . cesseces t's ers - { ay éeweeuss i ae 10 Ex-Press Reporfer Gets Gas Firm Post ; ital i F558 gif gig ii i : i i : CHICAGO, April 19 (AP) — Opening P ft R=3 ASSESSOR'S PLAT 83 & ‘i | 4 FE ~~ 2 gis sf “¥ rt : $ E = ; Sz. a : ze? z -_ Fy i g _¥¥ Ho | fa § & = oar ® 18 . Bee Mr. Tt, Ho- adres 25 p.m. Wed. & stay; we are not. together, eee Drayton Plains On 3-775 Donelson-Johns PUNERAL ROM) FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. eral Inco T. a BEST METHOD _ FOR YOU W. R, BALIN NM. Saginaw : BUL LDOZING PE 1.8872 Bulldies Supplies 12A. BUILD OR COMPLETE YOUR HOME 6 per cent tx BENDEROFF BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. Street (ee Sema nae sorts ks doarivs Pe been Business Services 13 Work Wanted Female u iy done. Pick up & Del. PE 32-1823. ANT hogy hae Fo ia Prek ap and delivery FE ea | “Bh one's ee oi Sane 8 KE WORK aitress, _-/ 8 or aaur a i SasYetrrime 7 ‘your howe. ao Sale | wants work 1 or EXPERIENCED | 0A At. J * ;. Sronen ee whole A 8ER’ We corvice eo] moving. TRAILER. aneth anywhere au _ Also Miao dump truck ‘Trucks to" “Rent ; rages TRACTORS Jump ‘wees. ‘Pontiac Farm and Industrial. Tracto~ Co. 825 8, WOODWARD > and svailable. ORiando yey 7 Pai NTING an) Par RING re) + PAIRING Th INTERIOR & © Hg ASHI Vieinity, Free 1 Stakes y a | Wtd, Household Goods 27 | you are SR Ca a *. bove ; fe} : 2 ey ie 3 CLEAN ROOMS, PVT ENTR. echanie $4228 | KNAPP SHOES | uc are ee reall We, 3 CLEAN PvT x 1 Mee - rer Fred an Ste experts sf overcoming sales| Adults, $12. Call afier « om : ‘Gnas: 2070 Atrpor: RF OR 3.1502, resistance, NO COST — NO _ 200 0, ie en ebsie. MABLE OBLIGATION | ~ (TR 2 ARE cues $i6| ¢ RMS. & BATH. WEST SIDE. tut out to HO ORINDEE. its ' _Seek, PE 2-300) of FE $2200. | near Genera} Hospital. Lower. FE like a new quit he re- ries 7 RMS. & BATH. 18T FLOOR. Gus] BEDROOM LOWER. styled it into a single. Men- ump PE_2-4366 « ROOMS, 1 LOWER your name and saved $6. 7 Res BA & ENT. | Carpeting. Soft wtaer. Pull bemt., Had to wait in ling because > gg: Realtor PE £7114 |" ,Guits' 402 W. Huron, FE 5-758. — ™% Dwight. FE 45062 Jerry, Bob and Leonard were Open Eves. : es being fitted. Did you tell them Mi eultipie T*Pisting Service 7 RMS & BATH. PVT. EXT, ALL 7 ; . 7 util furn $45 per = ta Bag . i E i 5 BATH PRIVATE En. | Bete. Utilities fern TR "Woe cieearies| Lake Property |" fic, fetes wine ‘at ud boty cata ation, mises ate lem | Ce eet erouery,” to sell | [RO AND BATE. . ¢ yeones % FE gated, ot Earth 5 ae Kppiied ts |: cater “ot faxe| 3; bw ayivan Lane. FE ROOMS AND GARAGE WEWTS | P* a8 Ligwor PGontrel Com. | sree & spec ip kai r" $B , Ro, cldres. @) mlssion toe a club license to seti| real estate. We have © de- | 3 STUDIO, LIVING > EACH | Newberry wine and spirits to bone| mand for iske front, ee. ew nis, PE | « a i fae’members only and thet it is | lake privileges. lots & -| pases Be medern _priva’ $70 per intent of the Liquor Control| Remember buyer wants 7 *RooMs— AND ~BATH CLEAN. _month, poets after 3 after 5:30 p.m. Commission to grant seid license bess: when ners ota 3 ROOMS BATH, CLEA T RM. . “APT. 02 LaSALLE. IN- iH, On AND, “AFTER THIS ‘DATE. os | P' 1958, Pexponsible fon any ‘ew con- 'y self. Walter Otis Cooper, 681 Clare, Pontiac, Michigan. Reduce 10 LBS IN 6 SHORT oe Results guaracteed. For ttle $1.00 aa visit Investigate our olan today, Foe free tria! visit Call FE 4-4131. _This_ month ams Dy 7 tng Pe 31360 . a Wtd. Children to Board 26 A- om Bang oe 7) HOME. LOVING ‘ORiando —3-1034. _ ra Bay. HR wee 1. — home. Good reference. FE FURNITURE NEEDED py 3 home or odd lots. sell tt for you B & B Com Sale. Phone OR 3-3717 Re Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 28 ato 4 PEL Ms, 73 to t 8-4574. — a 3 TO 5 HP AIR COOLER. te o4.% motor, Cail po ch: HAND LIFT 7-ROW CGULTIVATOR for Farmall-A. OL 1-0151 “USED RELAX-A-CISOR OR _3-8505 Money Wanted 28A rrr ‘| WANTED: LOAN ON INVEST- ment for business. Return $100 m. Box 2. ac Press. BRICK 8 bome, will pay 7 per cent. FE” eb71522. | "fe peenes, aa and any other than my-, Wanted to Rent 29 20 TO #@ ACRES OF FARM LAND. . FE 4000 500 ACRES FOR CORN AND OATS. CORN AND OaTS K. cL. Tem ton, Re Wanted Real Estate 32A ALL CASH Den’ os Lose Your House —— R. at WICKERSHAM ‘bes W. Maple — May! air, 6-250 Smith-Wideman PE 44528 _| 2 Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32)° " FORN. APT, 6000 FOR achelor of couple, ‘$88 week. be] dinetie; ‘beth, stove, retrie.. GLORIA A APTS. . 8. L. ob Ez &, FE 40122. ner Elizabeth and U Lake ‘Schneider. MArket 42565 3 LIVING ROOM, BED- ey +1282. — oF | “"room, dinette, Bitches. ct FE j ROOM APT. 31) 8. PADDOCK. Rit Yt ing FE , T=D FE 3-126 & +3944 Open Evening: Sunday t to 5 _ Listings Wanted | We Buy Equities | R. D. RILEY, Broker i, ea PE +l 4-4821. need Northwest fom i, See toaviife. ‘WAtional ~ Notice Homeowners! We have been schooled in the new FHA program and are now prepared to attain cash for your | home-call us for details today! WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE R 31205 * 5660 —- Hwy Open Eves 5. “til @ —Bun, 10 ‘til 5 ‘TRADE, SELL OR BUY THROUGH CLARK REAL ESTATE waiting ties, farms ot wit cive you wil ood furaichings Prt. ith § 2 t. Lk. privileges come. OR. Sr eae or 35-9384. gene is, CLOSE mn bee Me. cilities turn. yt welcome. FE vies. ‘ RMS ah UTIL. wae neces turn. Pienty Adults only way 4 ROOMs & BATH. UPPER. FE "| ¢ LARGE ROOMS & BATH NICE is, Pr eat ent. 75 Tregent St. quire 6:30 to 11 a.m. _ 4:30-4 p.m. yard. Close to scltool. 1 child wel-| come. No drinkers. Call FE 4-4740. ry ROOM AS “APT. IN A-1 CONDITION. sae” UNPURNERED. CHIL ‘ ps, ° per week. 67 white é Teny ROE RY EE hot water. $60. Fe bisoe or FE o_ A ? BEDROOMS. . - Otilities’ care. sis week. FE 3-0677. i RMS. DESIRABLE FLOOR, cio, be everything aS te 2-663 oF _Sat__and Sun. 0, ye @ RMB, S. ALL UTIL, nm WELL furn. Pienty of cioset «pace Adulte only. See after 4:30 or _ Sat. and Sun. 16 Pine Grove _ ¢ ROOM APT 44N_ Midland 4 ROOM BASEMENT ~ APART- : All util. in- ment, Colored only. _cluded Call FE 5-8114, 7 ROOMS. MAIN FLOOR. FE en. 48 pen «ROOMS & BATH. PVT. ENT M3 E. Blvd 8. r aus. BATH Sod welcome. MY 31044 Il to 2. 4 om NICE, _utilities, lower +4086, s RMS. AND BATH CHILDREN welcome, 287 Voorheis Rd S RMS. IN PONTIAC CHILD WEL- come, OA 8-37), _ ROY KNAUF 6% W Huron st ‘We Will Buy — - Your Equity D't Rag SE iy home—cash walt- | Magoc red, tap. We gies ocd Hwy OR 3-0701 eo Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 832_ Huron WANTED: ONCE. L FARO ha of all ay Have buyers waiting. | son P. W. DINNAN L. Hy BROWN, Realtor ne! W Ph, FE __FE 2-701 $16 WEEKLY, THREE — mavens bathh and en- , Adults on i etek 103 | 8284. “WITH ALL UTILITIES PAID. __Pyt, bath Call OL 11112 after 5. ATTRACTIVE SMALL MODERN DERN or oe ee . . . Pvt . wk, fr ng | § free meee r wk. $55 mo ar _ heat, ts & gas ORIando 3-0389 CLEAN 3 5 AND ~ hat ae week, 210 E. ‘wil COUPLE & BABY FE «3047 rtenent, 9 oases 2 cous, “Yeas tide. Children welcom °. call For reece aston bie Pa ee aa Sin) yea TAS, by Welco ne Aopiy PYt.| INCOME DOWN RENT Down Baldwin, on sn Prt rm. apt with “bath ve bre | t 5 ROOMS AND BATH. COMPLETE- ly redecorated. “lose to down- town, Includes heat and hot water 23 FE Huron &. FE 68-0466. » ROOM BRICK. west SIDE, GA- as beat close to Tel- | ‘uron ay * write eveil A ont Gractield. it Mivailable immediately. 40 Bagley _ St. oF call_ manager. FE hel ba dain gh - re 3 FR god NE eI Fa sate Ae *C. ice EET 0 L a Syivan Lake. =. utilities fur- _alshed. OR 3-7466 BIRMINGHAM Lovely 2 bedroom terrace apartment, Liv rm., ao el snd 0 wn > GLEAN 3 ROOM APARTMENT. — - of furnished. $55 per month, &. FE 1. GLEAN f Riis. A ND BATH. LOW- - Heat hot water furn. ee ite bath nde commie 68 iS popier FE For Colored Apartments on S-utheast side of town on Prospect St. Call FE your ROOMS & BATH, UP- tairs — Utilities furnished. FE ee 8T a o) . Adams, sa ae | K | Bier see ferns ses. with garden spot, 1428 od. cy NEW 1-BEDROOM- ADAMS COURT APTS. yoretion, neat | ~ . on take Orin. de tomnees’ LOCATED Rent mens Unfurn. 36 _ west 4 i Room ear _ tint TR _PE 43452 Ellwood 8t. Call OR 3-8580 y J ROOMS TH. WEW sTOVE &| 5OTt * pear Pontiac Dr 7 BEDROOM WALLED LAER. Modern, close to ¢ 7a econ BRICK -TEREACE. mUsT Gas beat, = ‘Tel-Huron. Mid- ’ hae ercetee Rent $78. Mr. ney, re | FA EE ; R. “L WICKERSHAM , | room smal) : 3 ' eves. GHILD paved childr hex M. Stout, Realtor bedrms. 1 bik from sehool. dren welcome. $70. FE SEAUTIFU L 80 per cent heat paid, UN LDREN WELCOME, 2 BED- od rE poo gg ern §-0804 evenings. Fon 5 - FOR C _vecniy eer FE sotto nee em 3 a mea ress 1 car garage Ol fu race, | allowed Cont 5390 Elirabeth FOR SALE OR RENT house on 303 Ferry a 58076. B FOR RENT ix pane yt ER. MOD- it cant § rome i yr. ee . ~4 bas ‘14 ec Ly Corner lot, - pe to ‘ov make’ monthly os hace a Stall fiving end 4 gg pi Mees beet. warace, iiveway Y ona aeten ved cated. $11,500, down. “"GEORGE BLAIR e REALTOR oF month. U an 2 bodrestn be 7 a 5-4537. — 5 ACRES. Fompleion bag Rai KL. temple leton, Realtor crete : gholee soe ta Fer Sala Houses 4a WALLED T LAKE , ‘ urge ving toon, 3 $5500 m | F ce rn, ae os at from a 7 Bchor 7 Beau WOME OW Lake . FE 2-1006 Be in me al g ik oe ANGUS Realtor ERSHAM % Hause TO MOVE 7 ROOM wuss © im @- gis? aa a pe} d. Tic a CHUL ASEEe ee eCEEE ane ROOM MODERN .BO Us! re: i) eee 5 room engeen, 2 nice bed- rooms, wall-to-wall cares: WEST ane ad LTE, oa a oh Fe eee Ree ee CT Te eT ath ene ama ae *. FIFTY-SIX / ' For Sale Houses = 43| NEAR MADISON JR. HIGH es as heat, full down. elude taxes, insurance & per cent interest. T WATERFORD HIGH an down and payments to include taxes. insurance and $ per cent interest. 3 > rooms, It's vacant. y DUPLEX ‘ =— bedrooms. tile bath, full basement, ges heat. $650 down—No Linge J costs, 10 TO CHOOSE FROM. WE BUY & SELL LAND CONTRACTS NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. T HURON STREET GPEN EVENINGS, PE 5-8183 a SPLIT LEVEL rter home. 1,10¢ sq. f., plus Secoment area. Rough wiring & Gorton atiley, EM 3-482. for details. Full Basement Home fast : er heat Storms & screens. 2-car garage. Nice. lawn, shade trees, huge gatden spot. Move right in. Attractive Bungalow Elizabeth Lake Estates ptional!, t. 2 bedrms., oak “Yeors painted walls, full tile bath, lated garage. 2 nice corner lots— 2 biks. to achool, Access to a fect swimmihe beach & good - ing lake. Only $1,500 down. Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR 30701 Partridge Suburban Income have an income 900 per m from separate apartment. Nicely landscaped with frontage on springfed pond. Priced at only $2,300 down. 3-Bedrm. Brick Ranch room, and neat and clean as possi Pull price $14,960 on terms. REALTOR PARTRIDGE FE 43581 1050 W, HURON Multiple Listing Service Joslyn Cor. Mansfield OUR NEW LOCATION BRICK RANCH . Only $1,360 down on this lovely 3 bedroom home. Larg EAST MANSFIELD * Attractive 4 bedroom home. Excellent separate dining room. basement, Put price oaly #11900. own. IVAN W, Only $1, , SCHRAM FE 5-9471 REALTOR LISTING Lovely New Home A odern, 2 baths li room, Whentior "altace Seren wall, E evening. wells, large lot blac ‘, — 4 $25,500, terms : Mecca! chat pots oo Gare gee cans’ vs. on abeth Lakes. Large lot, $10,500, with terms. Modern 2 bedrm. home, Neat 11 mile & John R. Aluminum siding & storm windows & awnings, $6,- 600, terms. 2 bedrm. older home in beautiful tree-shaded yard. Enclosed front ch, outside grill, lake privs. P 12,000, terms. Newly dec. brick home in Lake Orion, Close to anes 5 hoo!. Good neighborhood. il base- ment, rr furnace. $12,750, terms. H..M. SELDON CO. 716 Woodward. Rochester, Mich OL 1-4781 OPEN EVENINGS AND AY MULTIPLE VICE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 80 FT. BRICK | _ For Sale Houses 43| . For Sale Houses 43 WIXOM AREA nee bee] (UF haa te 1 Must be Mur| Clarence c. Ridgeway WHITE: 4-Bedroom Brick | , Bee “it today! 329-Ft. Water Frontage This fine home is like an intere ing book—you have to look on terms. We need lake property WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE 5660 Dixie Hwy. Open Eves. ‘Til 9; Sun. 10 "TH 5 For Sale Houses 43/TIZZY _ . x y ae. s TTA § : aa | f at E ‘ : 2 ee _ sg : 5 ‘ S S E z cra 3 i 7 . [3 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Well landscaped Gi a ne town on Sl read. Ouly $11,500—termas. Drayton Woods Lot One of the la: 103. x 162 = ae a of trees, Auburn Heights Brick 1 story home with all ment, member, it is- rick, GAYLORD He ~ 4. © 1966 by NEA Borvies, tan, “I said I'd do the DISHES — not a word about knives, forks, spoons, pots or pans!”’ _ 4-Bedroom — % Acre wow| it"baras, Sar" that to the home i've For Sale Houses Orchard Lake Sub. 3301 Erie Drive Bedrm. Homes | Suse" wITH - | NEW Payments less than rent! 16 6B. TE 4-9584 Eves. | STOUT'S Best Buys Today SMALL. FARM — of a reom bath home, new- ly decorated, ol] furnace, 4 car ‘garage. Only’ $10,900, wv fot ae DOLL HOUSE Modern to the minute 2 bed- rm, home. Ideal health forces ‘ de- sirable wi accept = home as down pay- HOME, 2 ACRES Dest location Edw. M. Stout, Realtor uN 5 $10 STARTS DEAL . aso MOVES YOU IN! NO MORTGAGE COST EF ry ee Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC. 20 £. Main Mich. What a Deal! MODEL OPEN Sun. and weekdays 1 to 7. Except Friday 765 STANLEY 2 ttt dt is WESTOWN R Eves. LI 23-4677 or FE 28-2763 Close to plants, equity, PE 6-3784. For Colored REAL ESTATE 20 8. Main. $52 per month. LAKEFRONT INCOME Deluxe unit, located on Lake. Consiste of own- bath home, 3 osons vain and 4 room bath RN any other Doroth Snyder Lavender Z has 2, Tear, MACEDAY LAKE =. ra Mu Leat lav. ue Uh foo = CUCKLER REALTY S538 1 bate o7o W. Huron &t. J BEDROOM BRICK, FULL BASE- ment, beat. Clarkston Gar- RILEY Happiness Is Where You can't miss finding N OIN hgg Sag Bh . Immediate dll 9 $9060 with $1000 down, 5 room x21, FA furnace, com ern, Crescent | lake priv “ANNETT OFFERS RANCH... With all the ras. 3 bed- rooms SPRING FEVER... Means a wonderful time on the beach this summer. Stepping into this tastefully deco: new Cape DRAYTON > WOODS might consider payment, | Kampsen GILES REALTY CO: | , REALTORS FE 4.0528 Eves, & Sun. ext 1% baths, 2 fire-| od Silver Lake Privileges | Waterford Lake Estates . . mace, cheg 2 Acres—PoOntiac Trail t Near Walled Lake, 2 story home x § in excellent 4 room, din- rs Roy Annett Inc. "86 or "ST model autom as part “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor | can Mr Vorneg be £1201 or Milford, lovely bi-level home, 3 1% baths, living fen din. ; kitchen, ; ON 44272 13420 W. Mile Rd. “SWEETHEART” i Can you use a 1 bedroom odern | $8500 m Bo ot mT as ee > with $1,000 down, frame es ek oe "7 i Fy nV. ia fully Insuls | mediate possess, close to EM 36210 or OR 3-668, rms. On William: mercial frontage. ‘ bee z j Indian Village Cee KNUDSEN Brick 8, ate ae =, apie et te let, comdiign, $8.00" down, OR i ae LOW DOWN PAYM’T ¥ HOME— NACE AND GARAGE. R. J. VALUET, Realtor “SOF AND ANB, MULTIPLE LISTIN ‘ea tat Realtor . Telegraph Rd. FE 4.2533: John K. RICHARD STEELE ~ LAKE FRONT Nice 5 rms. A-1 condition, Rec- 3 Acres—$14,500 Carpenter Lake privil rooms 7 pg Monge an Lake, $10,900; Terms. - 000 down, Close In. 7 rooms, 2 8, as 9 apts. Near N. Sagi- naw, $8,750, PONTIAC REA FE UL A. KERN, MYipBAU ESTATE SINCE Wis A 2-car’ ga- fees. Large garden area, Orion eason-| abie down pay h Spring! MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Dorris & Son Ottawa Hills Brick A a. Aine td) attract ‘ ve family home bea ly dec. orated in 1 ahades. ve Gah nee heme. Oakland Hills TORS Huron FEderal 6-0466 Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 "WM. H. KNUDSEN 2 we Only $10, with terms, $7,900... With terms will buy. this 2. family income, Auto. gas PES Bree ta: Pe bas, Ott Joslyn Avenue ior aaa you to investigate. .s ee ROWN, Realtor sting senvicn = William Miller Realtor FE 2-0263 1073 «=6W. Huron oe ey oe ; i i ; 1A A | est “Saeal IE F t i ay LESTER ARI . home. ¢ rms. & bath. % Elec. * ’ da. ‘ens, Broker ‘CONFIDENCE ation BORROW WITH Braue or ‘phone HFc t . Household Finance 3% 8. ngnee, 4 fe, Kay Bidg. |Dixie Highway Priced to Sell $ " —- WASH, Good equipment. Will CASH LOANS to $500 Pontiac Drayton Plains Walled Lake Utica BUCKNER Finance Co, GET CASH QUICKLY Up to $500 wav oe tL. ae “These sack dresses are very economical. and I only need one for both of us!” 4=40 My rommpate td © SEABOARD PHONE FE 8-9661 altos — or Sale Farms 48 Kent Inc., Realtor Hwy. at "Relegraph ig your home. Oakland |" atta Loan Company} — a tr ur. Brows FE 2-9206 |.igist"istane \302 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. SWAP In THAT OLD MOWER OF LOANS _ | Serecttieittestin "pst $90 TO. e900 — 428 TO. y000 EP ear saa re ” ¢ a BARNE: HARDWARE sae Se for tend NEED $25 TO $100 SEE Seaboard Finance Co. 118 ORTH PERRY STREET TEAGUE FINANCE CO. : WOULD LIKE TO TRADE 1% HP ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $500 HOUSEHOLD GOODS ‘Ph. I Rochester OL 60711 OL 11-0791 “WHEN YOU NEED $209 - $500 TRADE uITY IN Mc R... older bw t or ee: 4 Om Sigel after 6. 43,000 fora cat - rg ge can "For Sale Clothing 56 3 ont by ye —., Want Ads!To sell, jhire, it's FE 2-8181. i| THE ANSWER TO wi YOUR PROBL E M : rent, = — Kpee breakfast U8 Sacance At Swaps 85 Lana & SON EXCAVATING. ui value PE Sigs. — ‘UITY In 3 AND BATH FOR “So eae See oe | SE raeeae. FOR % OR 1 TON| * GAS STOVE STwhat have ‘Jou? Ma 6-000” = goudion a0" S too, Jong or ‘Sl %ton FE — r ie: SELL OR TRADE Umer, $1990 Lovely 2% sete parcel. Live an TS eh a cif pared reed’ Tis mbes, trom RESULT AUTO rs H ong tare, ee rae rane Se ate Erk Eat Sele or trade. EF: mg ig = : : Fr , Hy cH : : ri t 3 aaa eo = | ‘ake ea el, mt se Bee You can get it quickly on your en es Poster. ai ESUIL LAUNDROMAT. Good equipment. signature, cer or MrT your SEs GIRLS TAPPING SHOES. | Electric. 'bea"'K. Johnsen. FE cree sae On, Sham) Salil Near egts, ee ITS STORES, REBEL | aoe down, Wil _ommsider part wade. | 708 TAT Size 18. 20 Bde Ra. ao GAVE UP TO 4 PER CENT ON STATEWIDE | OLATE _ |sete‘Housshota Goode 07 |' St Senta Set 2 Real Relate Service of Pontios FINANCE CO. LPC, KROEMLER LIVING Fro. ts cesne pay. 80 days. eo new. CARL W. BIRD, Realtor som ‘teine WOR mee FE |_va Pong ce bent Buy, |7 Fo OREN Fo | x sagas Fe vam | Nations] Bank | comer ; «PC. A machines, $29.50. $1.25 wk. Michi- oan | =e rE ) eee ae stat segs Quick Cash | page tae | SS tale 4 a f wi : sf a7 eee Ee $25 TO $500 | frame wa “SAFE BUYS” = -, On your own ire . OF : ; Ee ee ee EE) Br eh PT ere ged ee eterna Eismontary school On 2538 ° , Renal ond Pe, Tatars | fee ule. decorstor lamps..Ali| "ised — promt. AM puty 6 ACRES “LETS TALK | Home & Auto | Bam: "ait. & Orin cee rc ine ida sag, on & BUSINESS” acs Fe A Gg -R- BET GHEAF Washer, Ys and 14 HB. sie Maia ; | OProm wo rend quick thie at See TN. ee Poo Pike) | &PC WAPLE BONE. -| @oop re SHOP Sen Gide oe” An ultra-modern super mar. ° Pearson’ Purmiture,” 2 Orenard arevie gee FE _¢1888 CALL ket you would be proud te ___ Mortgage Loans 54 = Ave ; 7. Ook Ee : volum * U. PT. CROSLEY REFRIO. Saneet, Clem- 000 per yar, This store is chair. ens. | A AM Problem? * stat. eo Og Howard Fox ne EStiomeat inser rie We mane org F torneet| _ SS eaves $ oa anles. pe SET a Ki OE alge * “eee: tay’ amounl, prompt service. Also |® x12 RUD. Noe PACE. VSS. | 19'Cu, Pt, 1907 OR Ret... hieza Gas Station land custracts and real sotate./ si1's6, Acmincter seed Rug.| 31 Ce, Ft tpettieline ee ‘Down Gon with orportunity to buy | RRS BUPONTIAC tWGrchard Lake Ave. face ovtian ~“ Acres, $3, siness and onal house, um doen) ee eee hae dena orer ° Eves. EM 3-008 Oy]? Felt Base Ru > 4 sont pemens 1 P. we DINN. AN $46,600 volume yearly LOANS—$600 to $1,500 | Bonny MarD VINY: GOODYEA ERVIC ICE |W. aaron ‘ve «37 MICHIGAN BUSINESS| foots’ lmMiPets S| austtor haan al Tile 252 Pla Ss ioaes wink ae Be Taso SALES CORPORATION] $¥er‘ ngme"tdattons or GUAK. HOUSEPAINT fal: 106 sue! Goumaree na EX Sue = } onomen| OS" in VR OLD FRIGIDAIRE, ELEC: | TARE OVER THE PAYMENTS On Se ee | er Ae ae ee we ere sii Steen ut et Also| PARK AT OUR FRONT indy tls ome. | BR INCH TV. 30. ALSO 7 INCH. | a1~ Hobie, modal ¥ $ioe Sie Call Wesertord. ‘ _—_Featiac_or ‘phone FE ¢4720__ rE ess @_INNERSPRING ROLL-A-WAY | 21° coon COPS ove oes ais Lake EM 34210 or Mil Pp t a bed, $25, FE 5-0222. If; GE. portable TV... ome REALTOR artriage Swaps 55) B OALioR, HOTPORST, WATER | all hme, warentet “and” 204 St., High! ‘i . “ o r. = . excellent cond! ‘ ga ee ren Fla derce | teak tote DS Tae On| eee aes cOOBYERR CER UTC 30 CENTLY Bot the. se reed! Small Town Hardware ‘Hl OLDS, SWAP OR GELL. ALSO sear oi AMANA FREEZER, wae au. rr.| G DYEAR SERVICE frontage. $5,960 with $1,000 down. Deer. peas & es heréwate S| one ome | eel Ag - Ey = for Now once OE GOOD COND. 30 S. Cass FE 5-6123 v . - ox rie s ‘areciy fapetinlst) SEA aetna ae a gueeaer area ame | PER Matt TRADES ETT OR Sbost $11,000, Wil eonsider| ffm tractor, in trade, b a rere anit RADIO“. #5 TO | poe tiv rod Hyg Kgl gs OL BVINRUDE. Ee TegUES gEVERAT ROBE |S : ve me “J J ki a y : pts in end) A Northern Tavern tne conttole ‘ cover, ee, wi ia ce, gts, 22, N. Wash-| Spc. dinette get 3 CUCKLER REALTY Push of city’ lite tm this fine opty om late “Kodel' convertibie. YOU WANT | APt. size © 4 236.N Saginaw . | te bar in the area’ You] PM cases. ‘Rives. PE 22900, Fre HOME CAN, BE Uy OTE TEMS i i “ACREAGE ect HOME | fete‘ tacoten mcony. aint "tact ON FORD] Anite ott of fhe way but a ot WYMAN’S A GE and HOME | @ht° owners ent, Over $31,- sor. TS : ‘pay Tak, 18_W. Pike, BZ terms PE 4-1123 ig, as y | SoBe ay, — a al Ra oe lear reat Tae OUTSTANDING V 4 war.| 9, : ‘small housetrailer. ans, ‘Aly “Se mundreds new homes close: REALTOR PARTRIDGE Rey MONTE 26 Be oat | 191 Rorge auto washer... 418 re BARAT al MA Sirens Aleresce wih biover ana 90 Zi seres of free | 1907 Norge auto. washer ...... 180 4 talc: ea en pee mr alE S725 «| Sosa Rowe Wanker $8 | a D C will sell outright, them at FRI. 9 a A a on WElTarkiton a0 nicely seclused ouned Wy $2 Cakiond, sued cor Wt "Dadeass Bowne Oe Lo Use our eas ems —=¥ bean, Foling © safes O om) GOODYEAR SERVICE otiegtaggaed - eee eee 30S. Cass . FE 5-6123 Mig vnctes, Good toam with misnred: Requiar W098, Now Used Electric ~ stream side. A r . . | eaten eaeo™= "Terms. ag REFRIGERATORS CONSUMERS POWER CO. FE 28 W. Lawrence water heater. eh 47017 Used Trade-In Dept. $-8151 AUTO. OTL Good cond. Davenport and chair Ee. water heater waite. Fag te Seoed +e Oy bettas SAND OR Gi A app Harry White & Sons BOLENS G. TRACTOR AND Tne., Ph. FE 4-4597 | all equipment. Cheap. MA 5-450. ~~ TIME TO BUY ORIVEWAY GRAVEL. #7 A LOAD | Buy Direct 1 pile used fee e70m = Black dirt, 88 a load. Vicinity y Big stock of good cleaned lum-| of Union Lake. EM 3-0681 or Esco-Glyd a EE en , Wi — 83 Tis oe “T00 | | GOOD FARM TOP SOIL, i Yds. indo ws We carry com of new for $10. vered. FE : . z. buildin Sn - maw Be GOOD ROAD GRAVEL. § YDS. pores 8 rockiath ma bansling—plywood__| _ $1 detivered. PE 46608. Awning type thermopane ..- $3154) hardware Nella, "| Maure, Ais elivered EM 3-4201 Interiog door Jemb 0.0.5... $27 | tatercall colors aes gal. aa ae eS - nog es doc _ Exterior—white ...... $3.35 gal. pb abet Rds. 4 Good poet beard per M/ ‘Let us estimate “aseds' new Frucking Go, 153 or mpire Supplies for, your summer building project. Bsc Union Lake Rd. EM 3-4148 . PEAT wus. SATRRCOM PECTORIS Tr SURPLUS LUMBER | Susy and, leseres. 7m 340s town Eitchen, ofl end gas fur f Jaks ciate Co. PROMPT DELIVERY. 3% YARD Sievceeer ie tek | oe Aish “baste | sowing 1X HORDER FO pow y Ay crock | + rvy NEV . and copper. black | “Seen used. Not & boat trailer, but | PZ_,S80d. e Om 31s re, Lowe will a int Combe & | peerne 8 : god Bape, Comeae, haves lack! 06 8 lawn. . = 2685 LA. PE 45431 TAPE - al food, Maple ‘sae wi ais ry ee cor le _ including luepra SYSTEMS Sow "Must secrifice, $138. Bhd SPECIAL diagram G. A. Thompson, | ———- $ yds., A-l farm soil, $8.50, Del tok Perry bee TRAILER Gee GENERAL POR. |* fncity Pe tee. — x sou- | 70" soil, PEAT, SAND, ORAV- _ seers Opdyes wens F re ot ove. 5, f Ot re btise or Pie 41303. T SAND & i" ms ee, a ae Talbot Lumber erevel tchats,’ PE +-T700 x 8 a wa € w138 en. Hardware plumbing an i ical “TRUCKERS NOTICE Discontinued model Se" ustea | Pe” eases mam | ee ee tdine “putvenaes suriete one. tS i mixed to your order. | ¢ ued colors up Go A. Truscon & Moores $3.98 gal. Thos: . Harry y White & Sons, Inc Inc. BLAYLOCK COAL & co. ee Sz | 151 8. Cass Lk. Rd. FE } of oreen rane aoe 7101 | 9. W. Sorner | YARD DRIVEWAY. ORADING me, i io of Orchard Top, ceil. gravel, fl, FE nod Fos | cstioas Geert at pee st oen.08 value 68, factory arred . oop 4asat ter 9 yords del, cloce Mid leton Fluorescent, 363 Orchard Lake, BENSON. LUMBER CO. on ve. “CASH WAY Machinery COA Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 >) sHOVEL FOR SALE FIREWOOD. DELIV. | exe Pee Le 3 81.19 *acout oF —, Mounted te = Ties * Sort ted we PE gg ee Leeder de ad Slade sttachment, | PIREPLA ACE CANNEL a Vxe'x% ply $4.65 See eg sti Me peepee” | gui ‘Ss Spat te Ae ing. f 8 62 Do It Yourself 61 | saan gees CORDS Ext door frames $8.95 on 8L. AB 8 WOOD 3 2 FOR flush doors 4.1 ae FOR RENT $10, Del, FE Inside door jambe site 2.88 WALLPAPER AMER Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 Se in nu Bal saat ge oe St per eM goo | a Rattales Lk. Rd, Bece post ' $8.95 FOR T F way a SPRUCE SCOTCH Ceiling ft iat? vecding FE ¢i4 & FE Ask for our ¢page “Cash-Wa Wall paper steamer, floor sand- OM FaRE SERV TROT. price materials under; ¢FS, polishers, hand oe fur-| OAKLAND TREE, SERV. TR covers. Bright and nee dg cleaners, Oahiend ming &? removal. Free est, FE NORTHERN LUMBER Cn ‘7840 awk Lake * EM }-4171 we s PM Daily Siete T LANDSCAPE SERVICE & MATERIALS Harry White & Sons Inc., Ph. FE 4-4597 PONTIAC'S OLDEST & LARGEST Pi) F - rr FY SEWING eee material, palit Ferasice wie mo frieal a Bee 2 ag! ply. 196 Ww. ; Moieain Bu PE S715. Cameras, Equipment 61A WE BUY, SELL & TRADE CAM. FOLEY LAWN MOWER SHARP.| ~pperts ener. Used 1 season. FE2-6382. ron_ St 5-615 VORESCENT PIxTURES| Sale Musical Goods 62 Stonpuals sxeateins’ eobiness,” and. ce cae 0.95" value |? USED UPRIGHT PIA PUL- of Piucrescent. ly rec Your ae $75. . Syomaed Uh ave, “GALLAGHER'S FR EE 81 FANDING TOILETS $18.95| 18 Huron st. : Mm agpatns =e o3| 4 REAL ScY Na aPIneT Wasbhowts — = cao ie ano, Walnet cose. Like new, lored bath set “pin trim " $00 ‘GALLAGHER’ R'S lars ms SVE pL CubinS 8 PPLy . Sag: 5-2100 ‘Garage Doors STEEL CVERHEAD _— — and all standard Wood od ht steel foid-eway closet doors, Steel fowkaide window. "shutters, AS WATER HEATER ...... ry] Retmtuna, iret grese te a seal E A. tH AON 60 8, Perry HEAVY STATIONARY LAUNDRY tubs, FE 5-4031. MISC. FURNITURE. Auction = Priday and Prats be he Recs es, tools and oe mu merchandte m 24”, r] uP Bpringnefa » 3.6 Faire ee ‘w 3 ; ofnniae & veel mowers. $58.00, & cia eae ‘A "OR 3-7024. AW Ye-tm, 21-ft. lengths ........ 13% ft. ‘veaD, 2i-ft. lengths ...... 17 %ee ft. A PLUMBING SUPPLY - ‘73 8 inaw ae 56-2100 3 IN. AND ONE in. electric hand saws, eae Str ring | cases and = extra 3-3582. - LIKE A REAL CAR BARGAIN? Lots of 'em in the Want Ads! 5 |18 E. Huron direct for Mig CONNSTELLATION On NET, __NEW. CONDITION, 4-819. GOOD USED SPINET AND J. “MORRIS MUSIC'C CO. Se ‘beet HAMMOND CHORD ORGA EA. sonable. Can finance with smal! ‘ oe ment. FE 6-8 and en WA GALLAGHER’ RS 18 EF, Huron 8st, PIANO po ae ~ rSaCTE PLAYER Fiano REPA NG Th, Tuning. Quitm OL | “PIANC NO ny i. “oP ALLOW AQUARIUMS, AL AL nut Shop _86 Willams. 2B ¢-6 BOSTON Hillman. 30° by _Sont. revel © Det 66 a, ee oat ee ‘ Sis Eas BLACK DiRT AND |™ sand, end gravel. OR » CR STONE, ye silts ot re fin. sie. Conklin. ra" Sore SOIL, BLACK westecaie or retail, call FE ~ Attention, ruckers Hema € Owaes Attention Truckers a 30 cabin, mod- EST! APPLES, EATING bed wprsnll fis. cass ok. ha ; BFE Ens ¥ guava, For For Sale Poultry a APACITY ar ieken prodee. a Pe Sale Farm Produce 75 Del Ra Ob 00a Perms 1900 aiiver CERTIFIED tees POTA cs . Cochran. Lake Orion. M FOR SALE. Sashaba: _Sale Paras Equipment %6 1 PARMA Fr pai ‘cultivator & plow. = oh ‘as a ¢can, $2 each, MY 31401, . BLACK DIRT dirt, PE 86-3283 and FE 6-61 TREES - SPRUCE PINE, AR- bovitae, Juniper, Yews Mugho, Red maple, sugar maple, ; etc. Dig your own Bring tools & were. 2922 Sleeth Rd, i miles W. of Commerce Village — | of ae Duck Lk Open daily 8 to 6 MU 4-8038 For Sale Pets 69 REGISTERED RED DACH RED wee hund for stud service, FE 8-1527 “after 5 p.m. AKC REG ER pups, 10 wks, old, OR }-2602 BeAr Sis TRIMMED. GERMAN Setter. Pointer Logged <“ors $15 see nia s io route ‘mixed Seees 7 NEES si. 3408 1 oe ween Thaphaode trained Rd., quindre _ oe “pyen f RRIER, HOUSEBROK- on, 4 yrs. old, $30. MA 4-2596, BOSTON TERRIERS STUDS. Best breeding stock Curtiss OR 20296, = SAITTARY ad 9 MONTHS, COCKER SPAN ANIELS, 6 ¢ Wi OLD, Batt colored Reason- i weeks. Market HEALTHY BEAGLE. r MO. m. TALE BO BOXER 3. le, PE + sami one Eee daw SHEPHERD _ 7 wks. reas. REpublic Canaan om Se Tate on088. Since 1927. 584 Oakland A PARAREETS plies olnRxE Food in exc. cond * board matching bench. 5-3384. "ano. Peet E PI- woes complete- Spa's 26" a cone a take Pe Sale Office Equipment 63 DRAFTING TABLES — COMPLETE Desk, Sm iting lay mage tie rjabtnet, seversi 1646 Bawtree, Phone EM i ace drateus gua ona. e me chines. on tn de tas ‘Third 8t. eae RA eae evenings: Parakeets Guar. to Talk Je bab’ sro al ene, 3 pt ined. birds, $8 ee AN SING: ng ie TF burn Ra. PE 48810,” ‘| Dogs Trained, B Boarded 70 poos, CATS BOARDED 24769 BurrSheli 378. 8. “| tier Grain are 71 AS load, ope wor now. | a Wo! BLACK DIRT. 3 BU. $1.00. a BOLEN'sS 1 éth Bt. FE |" 3% H.P. GARDEN ttachments, 4 Roto-hoe & ‘tit ers, 2 to 7 HP. handle. ov ° van’ ivy ‘ua or OR 3-1924, SMALL FARMALL A TRACTOR =. SPECIAL Used Farmall Cub Tractor $095 YOUR TH. eatin KING BROS. Pontiag Rd at « Mt Rochester VAC TRACTOR. MOUNTED 2 BOT- tom Ww gad cultivator, MA Auction Sales AUCTION SATURDAY South of horses, 18 able milking Sean and kids, all imple B&B Auction Sales. 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday .....7 p.m, Every Saturday ..7 p.m. Every Sunday ....2 p.m. Buy and Sell Daily Ries a. “hath ll ing sia Public ie arta | 60 Harmon 3 si mile’ weet of N or odd lots. MY 2-1521, For Sale Housetrailers 78 || '57-10x37'-$395 18 PT, ALUMINUM ate 8. Tele “uo iis is Magn: to _ FIFTY-EIGHT For Sale Housetrailers 78) Boats & Accessories 85 1688 RLETTE. 30 FT. CLEAN * Ma Lot 72. 451 8,. Tele- 10 FT 2 BEDROOM, Gown Take over payments FURNISHED WORIL HOMES. on rental payment ba- NGE TRAILER EXCHA PE 8 ft. Y e. ew r home, : Coach Sales, 15210 a! Holly Ra. Holly, MElrose 46771 OXFORD TRAILER SALES General - Zimmer Holly - Great Lakes Gardner © wide, 14 ft, to 56 ft. fone - rs: New 45 ft. 10, wide 2 BR- $995.50 down | $65.8) per month tncludes ali in- surance, taxe inancing — no strings. A few used trailers still available on renta) plan. We sell. rent, mite south of Lake Orion on M24} MY _ 2-0721. Ea ae LIVABLE = TRAILER. i | wat Boats Trailets & Accessories Every for ws OWENS, M. z 396 Orchard Lk Ave. nabeut with walk-thru decks. with anodized trim papell " Me ore trailers. Morea), mens. 2182 8. Selegront |Across from ‘acle Mile Shopping Center SEE OUR BOAT SHOW SPECIAL Guaranteed first quality. YOUR EVINRUDE ve te 8. RAPH RD PE’ 32-8033 SALE — SALE TRAILER EXCHANGE MOBILE HOMES Anderson - Regal Silver Dome - Palace We Buy, Sell, Trade 8 wides — 10 w ues ‘Thousands of dollars sa ane trom rane tis sale, Get Bottle Gas Parts and Supplies Te “open ir Hy FE 2 Eres, & Sun. P.M, OPEN SUNDAYS ‘THE SEASON 18 HERE! ete = Mercury aa Dum- | + "rena. ‘aluminum boats, Buy Trade & Bell +2 oe DING VAL. 25 uP Seales outboard motors, enc $1.50 Both noel warranted and in —— seine. asy payment GOODYEAR SE RVICE 30 S. Cass FE 5-6123\F 320. Transportation Offered 87 a CARS ® FOR __Rent Trailer Space 79 AUBURN HC more MOBILE A rey %,. Mi, es. PE 2-5680. TRUCE GOING NORTH PARI load, Either way. FE 5-6806. Wanted Used Cars 88 Auto Accessories 80) _ cars BUICK DYNATLOW, ong 5 Trans., - BSonnson COMPLETE FRONT END FOR Bg pie Sf er ‘isc, INSTALLED FREE | Mathers ond =“ pl ~ eres AUTO PARTS 300 baldwin = FE 3-977 For Sale Tires 980A BLACK. *Fioss plus. tax. ED. WILLIAMS 451 8, Saginaw at Reeburn Auto Service CITY AUTO RADIATORS All work guaranteed. Special this week. 4 r cars 5.50. Trucks Prompt Open 7 dayne, week wotl'® p.m. Detroit CRANKSHAFT GRINDING In Ti: Zuck M riod “Phone rE 81 « April a Mt. chemene a. FE service. | CASH | bring it bere for WE B ARS IN ANY CONDI- “tion. Fe $biot “Beer, ay NTED: 187 PONTIAC six. ean, No rust rie an WTD.: é SHARP CARS "55 models, “AUBURN Pastens CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. Used Truck Parts 89A ALL MAKES Be AnD MODELS HEIG! MOTOR & ‘SUNKED CARS, , hale Parts Open sunday am.tos pm FE 5-0219 PIBERGLAS age oo gad 70 your $122 after § p.m. ~ JOHNSON MOTORS Harrington Boat Works |: 8 Bivd at Saginaw re sun é TAKE OVER THE THESE OUTST AIRLINER TO| California vg aa sees ‘ Soy LEAVING FOR i Saturday oor asm Rovio TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH Oakland at Cass eee eee eer 1057 Ford, Excellent condition, $05 1955 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedan, Radio & Heater $805 iy Like ae = ee ia SPECIAL. New hy Fords, equipped am mirror. feck "358 Bo ro BE: his pott girs N gn SoLurmLY nO Mon ee aos pe Large Aye Pe _ 5 at Birm am-! 666 8. Woodward. Priced. = ow as $1402 plus CRR carries a 30,000 mile warranty; gas economy up to 45 miles per | fs peat (priceq as low as $1482 plus cholce equipment.) of Birmingham NASH 666 S. Woodward equity for boat, EM 32036. dn, 85-8204. ee Tt op TRAN portation Baidwin Ave. FE _For Sale Motorcycles 83 es ARIEL SQUARE ¢. 3,100 MI. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE 6AL B. Service. Mac's Collision 2015 Lake Rd. Keego Harbor FE ites Bil McCain. a Pa of. “197 8. Jonnson 1982 % TON PICK-UP. REASON- FE 32-6685 | Matthews - Hargreaves MAICO 200. CALL AFTER 3.30 _MA 51576. | & : For Sale Bicycles | or 8 2)" BIKE, $10 OR 3-2417 | ~ Boats & Accessories 85 PPL LLP Pet 3 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR, FE. 46220. i _ARISTO - CRAFT BOAT, 25 Johnson Mir. & trailer. MI 4-188. i Ra $0; TRAILERS, 993 | : uminum coats. $159.50. FE nena teeta 12 FT. poco gab SAILBOAT GOOD t offer, PE 5-8663_ FIRST USED CARS FIRST In Used Trucks OFFER THESE Y. A.B, NBOARD. 8% 4 4 eancbest condition. i954 MODEL 16 HP JOHNSON SE orse for sale. FE 48151, 312 w | ae +4 rry ae mers he stein rg t "ee: shield, center deck. var bin 6 tasency th Mark 2, re- and trailer Phone , after & p.m, or week- BOAT SHOW OF OUR OWN , Star, Aluminum; Pioneer ' Aluminum ; Moonee ~ é \'S1 International ...$ 29518 Bipaouth, “Fn ae Ver 2 30 ; lpickur 51 Pontiac 7 52 GMC 1-Ton ....$ 295 RIEMENSCHNEIDER® = ENGLEHART 49 Chevy 13-Ton ..$ 195). 2B 341 ro a PANE! SHARP CARS 53 Chevrolet ...... $ 395 ape, “sate i See wor | 1956 Ford cu. —_ line 8 | tall ‘30 Ford 14-Ton ...$ 275 “19ba Nash Dr. Statesman, Hydra. PICKUP sa ease oes lee 56 Volkswagen .. . $1475, TRACTOR Ace. PICKUP . MOTORS)'49 Chevy 1-Ton 5 DERIVERY '30 Dodge . / 0 Chevy Sedan . BUY NOW! vane PRICES ARE AT LOWER LEVEL our Chevrolet Dealer os 1 OAKLAND AVE. | Matthews- « s Hargreaves 35 1s coy, Peeve. VERY GOOD accel, Teacher's pet. TB cHEYY TON BANEL. ist PONTIAC AUTO BROKERS a able.” Chev. after 6) 753 | ina 2% TON = 5 iL ‘53 ra for short dump. a a * yy ” terra 38 Ford custom ford dump. ‘i Fe ‘Geller, paive ‘Sea i ae sa | 3-4373. "49 Chevrolet. 2 3 idl one New Yorker ...... 106 = ro - - READ Oscar’s Motor Sales 3% W_ Monteaim rE | Corpse of Baldwin and Montcalm. | eas Ave., Firmingbem., Mi ; P ee ei Be these fine car: nok P| be purchased for ‘sua. Fg ve. ‘3 Nash. a eer ears. “AUBUEN MOTOR SALES \ 0B. Biya. at Pike ’ i063 RAMB. H-TOP. CLEAN. NO | - 1957 CHEVROLET” 4-DOOR, P. G._ $1468 -NORTH CHEVROLET FA a ne Sd meena “zits 1987 CHEVY. CONV. RED. Dew, Haale dteels 1953 CHEVY. Very clean. _gins. HASKINS Spring Specials 1952 OLDS 2-door, hydramatic | $145 1954 Chevrolet 21¢ pone’ w powerglide $708 a sen ee ee r si brekee 72 $1295 reer rr Tee ee eee eer ee ee. ras powerglide, Pree rere eer eee eee ee! EE | Haskins phay 6751 Dixie Highway at ws Open n: MAple 5-5071 Le 1958 CHEVROLET HARD TOP $1083 NORTH CHEVROLET Hunter at 8. Woodward. Ave. Bi m MI 42735 ‘33 2 CLEAN 5. Biggs. ; SHARP ‘51 2-DR., Powerglide, W-W tires, R&H, FE 5-282. 1957 CHEVROLET HT. $1695 NORTH CHEVROLET Hunter at 8 Woodward Ave. Birmingham MI 42735 ‘ BLUE A. Good condition PE 4-3068. 1956 CHEVROLET WAGON , $1295 NORTH CHEVROLET Hunter at 8. Woodward Ave. rmingham MI eee ee ene Bi 42735 '53 CHEVROLET = e Pontiac Sales Chieftain sedan. by F— voor ae, mite = Save! eye Se A 4 Chevy SDr. Por Powerglide, R&H. ‘$3 Nash 4-Dr, ‘Setesman. Good 1956. ‘Chrysler Eeakens set re Ao 3S ates NASH iParipge ane week soo Clarkston Motor ers . A reai e } gO. a 1955 apg EE ESE $ 805 « V4. Re ) atone grey. ‘1963 Pontiac sedan ....... $ 395 Radio, 5 haves You) . "1300 SON. Woodward. eas i ol e i‘ ve SPT Y Rs: sae - Cadi Be n {CARNIVAL “You can’t sit down and have a pleasant chat on the phone; _ with Ethel! No, she has to try to outtalk you!" Ever We ak cD only $2605. to ca bonne. FORE tefor, Very, ye oe: a sion, power ste fall Paice Os Orion Motor Sales M2 AT. CLARESTON RD ering & rane SCHUTZ 12 8 |. Birm! m ‘aie! “0. Ra. |" Ener Clean. E 81215 eves eves. SWEPT-WING ; DODGE a” pata "8 Dodge ddr. sedan. | TA) 4 Fore 3 er. mn no & &. walls. MY _2-2611 N ASH IGN CARS ‘57: Austin leather in- mile- white’ sidewalls.” mi. = wo ‘57 Morris” 1,000 waster alr oat Dark arom igre 'S7 Hillman ‘07 MI 4-1930/ SES ‘Metro litan Mancpe is ae FAC &rORY BRANCH Bs: Motor Sales PONTIAC RETAIL STORE tomized, "0 FORD CONVERTIBLE coe station, Auburn its. Sled a ‘3 ota party. Mr. can 7 p.m. to Bell, FE 544 FORD 2-DOOR i age 2 Dr. _ blue peurars “ee SPECIALS! "ST: pene ra na h200 Miles “ 0485. DOWN— $65.17 PER Mo a o148 56 <9 PER MO, "56 DeSoto * 4 ~We 55 ee we é Chrysler Powtr “a er 1300 DOWN "54 ss as ey fs “sn en ) ‘ Lee's See io ‘BRANCH eee MERCURY | PONTIAC |x RETAIL STORE oe 3-7117 “1956 Rambler | mi | Hester Torn signals. "Bitninabean rr oe te as. “Eas sibeoete i Wiese aslies miles. _ cial at 61,48). Birmingham NASH 666 §. Woodward ee Soe eae Scburbon Mtrs. 25 9, wosdward Birmingham Estaan JEROME'S | “Bright Spot” CON- JEROME: S| “Bright Spot” cect be _82 8, Woadward, Birmingham _ no'wan BF iene ig BRANCH | 1957 Studebaker 4-door . $1195 NORTH CHEVROLET Munter at 6 Woodward Ave MI 42735 ~— 48 PONTIAC Club Coupe .......060..5...$ 35 53 OLDSMOBILE 4Door <<...0eceseeeee $ 495 ‘$3 PONTIAC 4-Door — ee : .$ 495 ‘33 BUICK Hatdtop eet eeeeeeeeeees 8 SMS, ‘4 PONTIAC 4-DOOr seesssessisseecenees$ 595 $4 CHEVROLET 2-Door ..sseseessesseu$ 595 ['54 FORD 4Door ...creeeseeeseessenseess$ 595 "S$ FORD Hardteg os cceneddasecns evs cies $1095 '§5 FORD 4-Door enters beeeees eve e$ 945 55: FORD Station weit sssasesnsess $1195 "56 PONTIAC Hardtop SsccovecneesSlaDs 'S6 BUICK Hardtop in _—— seve ee $1395 "$6 FORD 4-Door ..\trvsesseeesee. vce $1295 '§7 CHEVROLET 2-Door ........00..0000. $1595 ‘57 FORD Station Wagon «......:..0.0+00.$1745 |] 57 FORD Hardtop ...0.+..cssececcaves $1698 "Cy" Owens Your Friendly FORD Deaie Hurry - Hurry - Hurry! "Cy's" The Guy > TO SEE FOR THOSE TREMENDOUS Y. A.B. WEEK | SPECIAL PRICED CARS — for just a few more days you can take advantage of these low, low prices. Let’s buy now and — strengthen our nation’s economy. SALES MEANS JOBS! LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS 2 | re 5-410) 147 5. Saginaw § Sh ee, te FE $85 Opens AM. to 9 PM. » | oe ee aes ons Stude, R & HM. Awio. he Fi ai a ay ™ Lake Orion Motor Sal s at a ave. | © san MY 22013 — : ful all Ap gt) SROWETA CR cuaTom | SeseTine Taal ‘exetieas ‘Com ae oe 1 owner. isae _ —. HURON MOTOR SALES ing. ete, condition. Poeoe MA | ALWAYS A __S tise _sten_$:30_ p.m. __. ew ne on tae SR ee ar é THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL i eae ee 2 ¥ 4 6:45 {10:90 (1) Realm of Wild. Vanish- ing’ Whooping Cranes, (9) Hockey (cont.) 12:00 (2) Hotel. Cosmopolitan. Children Have Acted ford, i ploor| Cocimey. Rousekeeper fois} 4) Tug, Tee s Donte. ‘Vag grinning, but ‘this thee there ‘vas dleapybintment on bis| i 160 Video Shows ond 4 F : ) , bu was ent on lyn.” ('47). , i: face. 62 Films ‘ (2) Playhouse (cont.) a ¥ . : bd psy il Frags Dough. , ; 12:38 4 +4 —- — . We were sitting at his rehearsal at the = woman's “dream’’| 11:60 (T) s On. /Diegtela Theater. I'd asked him how he was EROS SQE alerts Preston to renegades’ @ x News. 1:00 @ tute . Coming along in his campaign to get some| HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — I've got : f News: W'kamp ; (4) Movie. rest riext season—to do fewer shows. a corker. today about the Corcoran on Mink Mamie oa. “I'd just heard today that they want 37 kids, the biggest Hollywood acting gunpowder smugglers. 11:15 (9) Weather. Shows next year,” Perry remarked. family since the nine Watson = -(9) Movie (cont.) | (4) Weather: Eliot. 1:30 (2) As The World Turns. y Thiry-seven is approximately the 2°"? | There Or ve (4) Groucho Marx. (2) Miss Fairweather. ee corans — three girls, four boys, BRae Banta (| aero BO Sao meni cetera —— eS eae Mature, “Cry of the City.”| (7) Lady of Charm. star basoball plteher — of pont As Bill, 18; Donna, 16; Noveen, 14; : ("@). whe's required to work every three . 8; Brian, 8:30 (7) Real — nd (4) Bports: Parker 2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth. four days because he almost always wins his game. fpene ty pecan i @) Sports Final. | And so Perry's doing the next best thing — he’s manag- Yea slr, 0 vegiier Cuntral 9) Movie ponies 2:38 (2). House Party. ing to commute between New York and Jupiter Isle, Fla., north Casting Bureau headed by Kath- a Dragnet. Adventure: |12*% @ Th. Henry (4) Kitty Foyle. of Palm Beach, where he’s recently bought a home. Thefe,| isen and Bill Corcoran, who is ‘Mother A ie “Friday's at hey Yep Ser- “Brame: Re-run|t38 (D) Night Court. 2:30 (9) News. “We'll probably spend three or four weeks there this sum-| The,jsun never sets on British : (9) Theater (cont.) , oy mer, too,” Perry said. soil — and cameras seldom stop Guede.” caring, Sveret (4) Jack Paar. Denise Lor, 3:08 (2) Big Payoff. | The Comos are at the stage in life where the children are turning on a Corcoran. If one Sicane. Mona Freeman Dr. Thomas Dooley. (4) (edlor), Mat'nee Theater.|0f increasing importance — particularly son Ronnie, now a |5"'t the type, another is. The or- Mary Astor. (2) N'watch (cont.) (7) American Bandstand. (freshman at Notre Dame. ‘call Pisce act & Op (9) Open House a to spend some time with us next" “* ‘Se 2. * ( Boone. Variety: - x ine summer, s0 we ” “e pi pocorn Eydie on FRIDAY MORNING 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. —y probably Go to Jupiter Isle together, Perry! u-american boy? The Coreor- and Steve Lawrence. = ee eee oe ai | ans have one. Little chubby-faced (9) Hockey. “Stanley Cup * Meditations. . explained that son wants to continue working (rascal? Off-beat character? Ver (People's Cholce at Montrenl-lg:e8 (2) On the Farm Front 1:09 (2) Beighter Day peer solincaaan pace ae melee tos | een came? [Crowes jst right fe ry 4) * , si . coach . ran lor role. edy: Sock agrees to baby (4) Queen for a Day. sons. “He’s an expert met g and always tonchia the seven kids there sit for friend’s daughter— 7:60 (2) T. V. College. () American Bandstand other kids,” Perry added proudly. "6 lnas been, to date, a Corcoran in| who turns out to be teenage + Pelee. i 62 motion pictures and in 160 TV tomboy with a yen for judo. > ; 4:18 (2) Secret Storm. “Ronnie,” Perry added, “is going to be taller than I am. shows. And two or. three may (2) Climax (cont.) 7:38 (2) Cartoon Frolic. ‘ese a _ 7 “But,” he continued, philosophically, “everybody's taller have jobs before I even finish writ- 4s Edge of ! an I am.” about them. | -$:38 (7) Navy Log. Adventure. 8:08 (2) Captain Kangaroo. (9) Laff Time. i ‘“wet = . Sailor “human (7) Cartoon Carnival. A DISNEY STAR | 4:45 (4) Modern Romances. _ Perry will soon be taking his mother down from Canons-| p; , } ( burg, Pa., to see the new bat he’s net suse she'll be Right now Kevin is in Walt Dis-' ° place, but sure com- |ney’s junior star stable. He's in| achoss Sana5 5:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand fortable in it. “She’s an Italian immigrant woman and that’s the movie, “Old Yeller,” and he} 1 Reqeeman’s # (4) Charies Farrell what she wants to stay. Well, if she wants to stay that way, plays “‘Moochie” in Disney's’ 7 Used by 8 | (7) The Buccaneers. all right, because I want her to be happy.” “Spin and Marty” telefilm series. 12 Small space (9) Looney Toons. | * *« «& You'll be seeing Brian soon in the! “ = im small fe , movie, “The Long Hot Summer.” Reterete | 5:30 (2) Beat the Clock. THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y... . * * > period. ts Nae : bow we — Rita Hayworth will togs a $50,000 suit You can see Noreen every other! be city fn ‘The ® — vice, _«|at Aly Khan for unpaid attorneys’ fees } | |week as John Forsythe’s niece in 2 xemerase Y, epee cn aioe and other bills, Lionel Hampten’s $3,- ie (TN Bache Pate nae Uy ‘Taffy Tuttle told her dressmaker, |000:000 lawsuit (following a bus acci- St | ne’ Sun Shines Nelly." | 3 Sey “I want a skirt tight enough to be/dent) comes up this month... Quiz i| ‘ a | , movement noticed in—but loose enough to) Hank Bloomgarden invested some of his IM storied work fe “Angels | bs 4 ran in . ... With cowboy series| PV loot in B'way shows .. . Former bal- aller: ae et eevee aieed (and quiz shows ruling the TV which featu Donna. you i = | let dancer June Laverick stars in the ‘ Hot | 1 ratings, someone figured out 8/9). woe G Ps miss Brian in “The Long : writes, television attraction: A quiz 4 e Gypsy and the Gentleman. Summer,” you can see him in | Gardaer show with a cowboy as a master Tom P9ston of the Steve Allen TV’er “An Affair to Remember.” And | 38 Pessessive of ceremonies.—Earl Wilson.‘ [went out for dinner during rehearsals, if you see a cute little gal in a | » Ww regis — =o a aon oan aa wearing a five-star general’s costume, TV commercial, that's Kerry. steel ; rallo) jand got stares from passing Gis .. . | As you can see, the Corcorans = Senet oe io} [4 Alfred Hitehcock’ll do an album called get around—and that’s the cork- 2 en ‘ cones | “Music to Murder By”... Young Ricky .. jer I mentioned earlier. mi a thos « Hele renee officer “oo 7 pote met Nelson’ll earn a million in '58 via TV * * — =| ‘ poatiey ° H beeps over * 43 Mimics records and personal appearances. | | The family home is in Sherman ares thoes op oes SS aes oe ee Coca wale Gay ae ) A ra : ‘an W | ‘ ginvacgeot 33 Gupine|, ana a ee eae ee the Howard Hughes aircraft, plant Down * ete 29 Writing table 48 Proster , hike ug radley. That’s miles away. Ma Corcoran doesn’t) . te Polm sree 5s Inset Si Peer Grat's i“ cease ht, 1958 eee FES GES bee ver leen and All seven 10, 1958 % CORCORAN CASTING BUREAU — That's what Hollywood calls the seven children of Kath- Bill Corcoran of Sherman Oaks, Calif, are working actors and actresses in Pes Rest Perry. 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