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Tae aE as = prim a Be ae & in ce x j ag ‘ : eke ®~””S«CPONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUE mnie ee, Ge a 3 a ji : ¢ ‘ : Z : EAP ~ +> ° —> Famous Adventurer Dies Explorer Noted ae orPolarhips jand Discoveries _| Succumbs jin His Sleep cpio | A Miracle in Capernaum — eho. | 5 Deere mm ma oe ml : - Nasser. ssi som ed sor ,| man of exceptional qualities—the emperor Tiberius | _ ‘There is, of course, nothing in this background ve. : Believed Leder rote in Yely to Plats when he was adviod o to explain his strange power over ether men, | Ruling Involves Right) Believed Mapping Plan... recent events in Nazareth. » + « Ver lntonce, T weetn you last ng Be Sal. quan, to Free Expression, Says| to Seize Strip : oe ae ee to Capernaum after the disturbance at Nazareth.| Union |. at Boston Home See eae ‘ perso tolgellconsgpalm Prades sac page aes - — - CANS Che) The tele ekusum sages ee WASHINGTON ) — A) SORTON in Renee prota osaroogeied deepen "| aco sine pains kaw esl op ae eee Richard E. Byrd, 68, noted "Egypt's military und-| uit be to a anhe nites sed mebaperg? mugen topotry mae iat at Wek: anooe’ is) Arctic and five Antarctic er today in what was sng BRO pp oa gag ase anata Ba sas & that the de- : garded as the forerunner steaphtice ae mee a ogg Court’s reinstatement of Bye ; calling Jesus the Messiah. But oF pen Berptient Sore ie ono tell me moore about the man when you Dave | Jesus told the man to be quiet. And then » cari- |an indictment. charging: zegain con the dis-/"°" "* ™ eeitee ned ‘ous thing happened. The man not only grew silent ithe union with illegally puted territory. 3S We but he ceased the twitching and slobbering with | 14 ving for political broad- : “The Governor, Maj. Gen.| | Oh yes, my mother, whose tutor in her youth meh to iat Sie teasts.. 3 ' was a Greek , is so fascinated by this man “It was a Gompletely amazing transformation,” 4 page ae i [ot Nazareth that she is inclined to recall how, in Junius wrote me. “I could not have believed it if|, THe High Court ordered _ two hours with J.| Athenian mythology, the Gods came down from | I had not seen it. Clearly, in his own way, this|the reinstatement yester- | Gen. Abdel Hakim Amer, Olympus to walk and live among men. - ___. | Jesus is a miraculous physician. I am at loss today. By a 6-3 majority, the Egypt's war minister and 2 4 .| Understand his power.” | court held U. 8. District) commander-in-chief. Almost by the next galley, Tiberius received | - + : Judge Frank A. Picard er-| They reportedly mapped | this word from Pilate: With this, Pilate turned to other matters of roneously interpreted the details of "s | The man is no myth, I can assure you. He is | general concern to the province to conclude his/ corrupt practices act and takeover of the United Na-|#0t in any way to be compared with the primitive | letter. © : stopped the prosecution tions-occupied strip. _|Eres or Jupiter who came upon earth, in the old | _ Now, of course, he had stirred the interest of the} , . | a CS ME are stories, mostly for very earthly reasons. Roman Livia more than ever. ... . « anyon AD oa Egyptians orgewe 2 me . _.}to the Michigan court for trial, | President Gamal Abdel Nas- ; a. ¢ ££ ser would make his next move} Mayor Schrunk Backs Out . : toward regaining Gaza very soon, — . Commenting on the action, UAW probably before the day ended. B e = e gore rehieeedrie: ; mmr |Balks at Lie Test Q Suet cane : we secret. vie & legal te our con- en , : oo i causal at a9 # CSE NEE OT CS Sa s.c eae |__ eer ee oe ie Soe aes? »d to,” Crosby said, and asked per) _ pe ver that Gana would ani : : The government today ae a ao first administrative orders , ) cov, St see ean Sn American Motors Shakeup ing that Gaza’s entire fresh NEW YORK —Financier Louis:EyWoltson sayg.he| (More About Byrd Page) has “no thought of a proxy fight” for control of Ameri- . a s 2 nat es : that he seen by man, No one hag ever fice that “all former} # . | do it 4 can Motors Corp., but has “certain suggestions” |°ovsieq that ig Eg Egyptian adminis sty ‘ concerning operations. for American prensa Ase in which Israel | a2 The 45-year-old one-time Florida junk dealer said his|ioms pe eon of ‘yee controlled the nose tae et. mee wf CQO Action Starlet ai sere Same = Sesame seen wont or improvement of the comeany alee me of Nasser’s latest surprise pack- © © __|the Senate Rackets “investigating, Speaking for the three dissent.|PTURing of certain unprofitable operations and possibly|*eesing marks. Se teres oe eeON JUrY COMMISSION | Sa, : * = mie ars, Sa Seay alte expansion of others” + ee war and au waesay peace mow de- . si rain dling edges wre Wolfson did not elahor- voted drwa « jreotel Pub 9 Seth OS sister te a a ‘ : ona : pends upon what Israel does. Legal action to force the question of a jury commis-|, ’ Spee = wa rations! Nash and Hudson cars and jury forced him into*early retire- se apr ey (O08 Oa pie te appeared aed year. ! Mars Tracie’ [esr cs, Soba ace eae | ar eerie Gate viewed the Heron amenncs,| Public attorney Mitchell L. Bacow said he failed to cout should berupheid. |, Wolfson, who now controls an vo wo 8 cet etal tnd. cla any Give ere ee muster behind at— 6 + en, ee ee oe Romney reported at that meeting|the first multi-engine plane to fly ment of a Governor for | suit proposed against the! meeting of the association's board The talictment. ct 5 Gn lane tes let .t h his! 32294613 loss for the October-|the Atlantic continent to continent the Israeli Foreign Ministry 8% Oakland County Board of|of governors to consider styategy union used trom New York thet she. hag ee eennee 0 es 66 REED: nounced it was holding the U. N. . which Frida ry Soar yylige na Sh Sai te tay tar mika lnnedeel, MAGS dane of weet ee nk responsible fer preventing the |Pnih* a jury commission|from the association president) Pontiac to Excha broadcasts ever station WJBK- \can Motors’ 5,670,430 outstanding. (CMe? ‘ast Sept. 30. He said, bow-} tHe wag commilssioned a rear Egyptians from returning to the jury Verse ©. Mabeten. this Ot ‘bet Ge oy in Batak te WO The ott gow * jever, the (Kelvinator) appliance/admiral at the age of 41, youngest erg eg tt ora of Me April 1 materialize. With Berrien Springs dat siuethias aat Goutiltte oak. He sald be had no way’ of jdivision had its “most profitablelo? that rank at the time. a in New!" Bacow, ‘as chairman of an Oak-|HAMPTON STAYS OUT for Day's Activity pains ean ie dijietiins Teens Gene Oe His last trip to the South Pole General Dag Ham-|,.54 County Bar Association com. Hampton announced his inten- from making “a contribution or psalms . ° eS ee oe oe im marskjold awaited ‘clarification’ vittee for the commission, yester-|tion to steer clear of the contro-| Pontiac expenditure” in connection with | George Romney; chairman andi Detroit Girl Flew On a 197 expedition to Ant- of yesterday's Egyptian demands. 51. threatened court action fore- eamsentingr was paired with Ber-| say tederal election. president of American Motors, said : arctica, Byrd found that food PA oon bay N. officials looked WP" ing superyisors to replace the pro- pinged urcat cuait commissioner (" Paige in @raw-} a. Justi be ak msi fg mas Wellennl ts oti Stewardess left 19 years earlior in his Litto pom te nga Based Further snags developed, Bacow ) Lansing to select| nesting the Detroit. court diamis-|tnus tar Wolfson “did not submit SS Se palaun’ erameie ea tas ae Sepervisors had placed the | . ‘Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) mayors for mayor exchange day |sal, contended the broadcasts were |any program’ for the automaker| Record Flight ee. | not as a step toward taking over| question of a three-man, non-| May 20. . in support of particular candidates|in their previous meetings.” BALTIMORE @ — A Detroit], Ts led him to suggest that the _ full control of the area from the commission on the bal- Girls for New Zealand! The activity which will send |for Congress, ' Apparently in answer: to reports) 1 was-one of 52 persons aboard| ares, Could Serve as & vast . United National Emergency Force.) Jot last month at Bacow's recom- ye) Mayor Nriiam Donaldson to the EMPORTANT CASE {that he would recommend an over-| T det that thew natural refrigerator to store crops A ee ee _| Mendation and the bar associa. | WELLINGTON, ) —|southwest Michigan community of] ter said the union ‘‘consid.|*l! shakeup and the discontinuance |the Boeing across|in bumper years. 7 ( in Cairo,| “a's endorsement. The New Zealand ministry of im-|2,000 is part-ef Michigan week,| “°° to be of importance|*t ‘he firm's automotive (Nash-ithe United States yesterday in 3] “The world would’ never have London, Paris and at the U. N. Bacow said today that legal tech-|migration issued a call today for agp te cin tad | the rights of or-| iudsn- Rambler Metropolitan) di-/hours and 48 minutes. a “nee be pe ge worked to avert another Sob-onane up sage I sins girls, ‘girls, girls. The a Paired in ganized labor as, @ group in our| om oes ides coun te Jo Ann Reeber of Detroit acted) stored away in the acter es pasar gets Gye petit en ee ee msg hem nore ag enough | were Geek femurs. Birming,| "ee, wet. that ,|the automobile market” and is the|** we pg three stewardesses| insurance against lean. production > : e believe freedom o j aboard record making flight iy marskjold’s peace efforts.) He failed yesterday to obtain’ a British girls are coming forward,|ham-Peliston, Bloomfield H111$/epeech like other basic rights is an|°Ne d's" seed’ doc gimall, cormene| She Wa teeerien tr tre — . . emus a Clarks. (indivisible value and that the rights |.) . World Atylines based in Los Ange-|ISOLATED IN HUT Ice Still Plentiful at Mackinac Bridge rss: Meee ion tne imo Separty the| | Romney. sald, “1 would be [Tire anes, TWA, America| peon, he ilated hielo d ‘ ® mse oe 7 TIAGE |armade-mitan, Orchard | L8k ¢itreedom of speech of all groups] opposed. to discontinuance of our and Braniff, which have ordered) about six months in a tiny hut 82 — oe Syiven Shenae Haw, 8d all people.” automobile activities.” the new jet, provided the steward-| miles from the base of operations >. oo 3 " Sock: oe Stockholders of American Motors! esses. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Alanson, Romeo Brighton, Roci/ment tat the court did nt Tie] Quiz King Dethroned on Royal Question - ~ sour tence t<=/Blonde Beats VanDoren Village-Riverview, Lyon in national and local elec- Wayne, Utica- Applegate, Walled| tions.” NEW YORK An attractive}points he was trying for because Oak woman lawyer with a knowledge/of his inability to name Baudouin Angelus - Alpha, Metamora- eb of kings last night dethroned|as the king of Belgium. It was Bprinabect. Wetverie ‘Lahe andl Springlike Weather Charles Van Doren from his 1¢Jone, part of a six-part question Franklin Police Expected fo ae ek eaten foun ont ; as bumping Van Doren off the —— Red in Face— aoe Mrs. Vivienne Nearing, a a lenny nee 5 loa ae ag SEN "blonde, picked up $14.- Nearing, Thief Takes Car and replaced the Columbia shot at it, correctly named—the . University instructor as star of For the first time in his life, show : Nalian Pelee Cane ten a repped Yon Deres's ove (L0 Today's Press ‘Thieves promptly picked his |ex all winnings to $129,000, but still a = Sa left him television’s top winner he bold. bandits took the ne on any single quiz show. Speckal ...cccscicevecesevees 17 _ Paps aloes sport- Mrs. Nearing, whose lawyer Comics See eee eee ee eeteoone 2 flasher and two-way police lhusband Victor was one of Van/, County News ...... cccss GM in front of the Franklin vase oe mea _— Editorials ....... Sigstas sow €L department. vantage of a option to | oma ee ‘eft, tm its place a the game when she_was ahead! Sporty’ c.. 19 thie Mh door Ford sedan which 17-10. oy Theaters ....,.0..ccesces 18 stolen earlier from the x *© ‘\ TV & Radio Programs ...... 29) ot A. 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(INS) — ed, 4 sussennd icin: WW ial baoosnn tr 05 Cert Me fmestd O: e moderate, Philip Jordan, said to him, ‘Boss WEDNESDAY oe 7 __ [the second portion of a two-part] of Matertoal schetarship watch, (ht the prosecution of the war.’. - constitutional government wouldjyou've got to stop struttin’ a : ween U.S. ambassador to. Mos-| and novel. when we pr : fs roe tng eee ro oe seem ot pee me [eee te Stn | ONLY ee : : sean ABpoit ond deposed | could. But it was a suicidal thing |WESTERN DISUNITY oe Bg SUPER | SPECIA ALS atl tainment”. policy in. respect tolwer ] -— “it is one of the greater| “The Bolsheviks had the popu-|vival — “Soviet — ——— _——e — the Soviet Union, is midway)... of that thel.. ‘ : r E - : i iting « tilog tragedies history that far postion, ‘They. preached Let|function of Western disunity. The IE Factory Rope | FLOOR SPECIALS exe Tergicarn eae commas | Trenty cast? revolution, enough.’ The people eagerly other herp power, in World AU Purpose—Utitity- Mats——— ghee rought Alexander Kerev-|agreed — and Kerensky was out|War I, and Russia went Communis-|— Shaver __ ism conquered the land. —-—_Isky into power. and the Reds were in by ‘Novem-|tic as a direct result. 7 ~ 16x26” Oval Rubber Mais “Russia | “Once in the war, we were|ber of the same 1917. — “Hitler started the second great idominated by a war psychology. | ee tratricidal strife within the West Nothing else was important! ww knows really? If we had|— and communism moved in and $1.50. Value \Everybody else should be in, Wel... piuscia do what it wished to|took half of Europe. Then it tc SAVE jfelt. The hysteria here and in the), _ net gt war — and stili|Chiria ‘when once again there $1.13 West in general was disgraceful. tac Kerensky, and if we had|disunity in the West. 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The|was concerned about him but Value about ‘the best ways and means to/new club will be the 107th in the/dared not approach him with sug- ibring about effective cooperation|county, Mrs, Hixon said. _ |gestions, Finally,: his butler, Ideal as clothes bosket, for yard work, kids’ toys, picnics, wastepaper, - etc. Sturdy handles. As pictured. eeeeeses PeRsensvobaweobeosesoneoosssoso|oese ) ~~ Cuts 25. French-Fries Frieeteee i enpenennnrsnsseysecesteesesstetets,. ag How come the new Ford — Tsenenesetenen, ce es in Just One Stroke! ere tee ‘POTATO. 4, fides so smooth and solid? == CUTTER ° %e e *Coessssevcscnesesecs ahiedi duns ¥abccedoceesse<écacsees®” o.% os Just one stroke makes 25 uniform slices for easy French-frying. Easy to clean. stainless steel cutting blade. As shown. COSCO OSES ERECO OEE ESESE COOOL ODELEOSOODOOEOESS Double Sanitary ALUMINUM * 16-CUP COFFEE _ Percolator ar value Ideat when large quantities of coffee are needed. Makes 16 cups at one brewing.. . 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Notice One of Ford's nicest back-road habits is to make believe the ‘They're demonstrated below. how the biggest bumps lose their “thump”! One reason fs rough spots aren’t there. ‘Proper weight distribution. and _ that this biggest, longest, heaviest Ford has the extra “beef” precise balancing let Ford iron ‘out bumps far better than $1.89 to give a smooth, road-hugging ride. : many of the higher-priced cars. Value * 9 to 24 Months ie to 6x Beoutiful embossed cottons, criskays and no-iron cottons. Pique, button and ric- rac trim, gather skirt, | ¥a-inch hems, Comes in solid pastels and patterns, “BARGAIN BASEMENT ‘CANNON 20%40 Inch Bath Towels 4 Now eavinatia verlahle-rebe véer wptings New swept-back Ball-Joint front suspension New lower-pressure tires Going from a highway to a byway in a Ford, is like going Ford’s new, stronger front suspension is designed to soak . Even Ford's tires are new for a better ride! Although they 49c ¢ from satin to silk. New design allows Ford's rear springs up the shock of rough roads. The new swept-back design require less air pressure, they hold about 17% more air for Value to “soften”.or “stiffen” depending on road conditions. You lets wheels “roll” with the bump and absorb it going away cushioning the car. This means a softer ride—without sacri- Match Hand Towels 22c Match Wash Cloths 8c h Super-absorbent towels in yellow, pink, blue or green. Cannon first quality. get a smooth ride all the way! aes for far smoother, steadier sailing. fice of Ford’s good handling characteristics. psy sae "iy 11 x 11-In, First Quality Kloss oes ae : ie lee Ef Plaid Wash Cloths tT A 12% 6‘ eg Value More bedy insulation No metal-to-metal chassis and body contact Attractive — in — yellow, | Ford has more body insulation—protection against weather, Only Ford in its field uses 20 Cushion Quiet rubber bod Dee oe oceeate dust, and noise—than any car in the low-price field. You mounts gion door panes b ampaby ar can hall a Sr AGAN Mine thales: ee re nfecner: ahead BEACON First Quality : ° Indian Blankets 54x72, 1 87 INCHES ce 2 aa Inches .... 2 = E & = | % 4 i ae a : oe q a | : . es " Ss i f : ee ‘ : i ™ p: 2 A ies | 4 cd in galeat i + : 2 i ; eS 4 a : : ia gootie a i ef c - Ko oe i i bie ; e ; i Le 2 gS % ?. 3 “5 : | # ae: . ‘ ‘ s | ' i . 2 : i | caer “Your Lo gat ‘AutHoRizeD FORD DEALER Jc t f } 2 th = in Ae me A A I RA A 4 a Br tc a i er oo ie 36 ee | | = dates ; ~ Votes, respectively, ; A meeting of the council wi ; held Thursday night to confirm t ie a. 4 pat Featherston were the only two who & were not incumbents, Mrs. Saunders, elected for her ith term, has never been op- ;| posed as treasurer. Romeo Intermittent rainfail and general apathy combined to make the gen- ay /eral village election here yester- day, one of the lightest in recent years, Only 98 local voters went), Joseph Ryméll polled 93 votes eo. \ / j ¥ j Bi {| Sonepat HR Am ele , eh AN bh _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957) __ aera tbaan FeuWimeds CR Hs y Combine for Light for president on the all-Republi- councilman Kegler will take office John Sutherby, 44, Robert Bancroft /and trustees Ralph Russell, Ed ter Rodgers, assessor, were elect- : F i 3 Push Plans for Club Building WALLED LAKE — Already or- ganized, teenagers of the Walled Lake School District now hope to parents and busi- nessmen with current goals, group will stage a Teen Club Rally Rally Walled Lake from 4 until.6 p.m. Sunday in the Junior High School gymnasium. . Program will consist of a panel discussion of **Teen Club and Why ‘le-Is Needed” with Jolin {Wester dale as moderator. Al Decker, chief of W js Lake police, will speak on the topic, “Why the Teen Club Is Needed.” Rolland Langerman, as- alled Your PTA Is Planning: ae wees Ft H I i : I § if i fe i E E ! | 3 z Lit Hamlin Group to Elect ‘Officers, See CD Film " ROCHESTER—The March meet- erages. be available, are beanbag, basket-) Teenagers sistant superintendent of Walled club's activities to date. to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick of A question and answer period) Announcing the birth of # daughter, ee ee Parents Glenn Jess of 34 ‘Bille road. usinessmen urged to i Shope make suggestions, of twin son, Dons and Devid The Teen Chib is governed by “lara. three officers and a board of di- rectors. The officers, all adults, street _|are: Maltby, president; Mrs. Owen|netl are Mr® and Mre. Calvin ©. Waters Clevering, secretary, and Bob|“i°"Sng Sure. James Bullis of Eidon Williams, treasurer. There are street snnoynce birth of « son, eight “adults, three senior high|*2*,¥ ism. cee school students and one junior high ball, break the dishes, darts and school pupil on the board. - fish pond. Baked goods will also be} Parents of junior and senior high n-|S0id-at the fair and a lunch counter school students, along with busi-. will be open with snacks and bev-'nessmen of the area, are invited 'to attend the rally. shortly after Apri 1. * Leonard © assessor, Jesse Sutherby, 74. On the Citizens ‘ticket at the an- / village wesmerhe, , Heebert TT; village trustee for two years, |ley; i i om 4 “és Orion Residents Vote: | ith 182 ° Pp k P . a te. wit timo wos 2 With-|Freeman, Samuel M. Wright and . I r1V opposition Faye F. Hauk, clerk,|Harry K. McDaniel, trustees, were Keeping a : Hal Ieevised, Coeeesoer on Watloumaaned ee LAKE ORION — The Village park here will be for the ex- clusive use of residents, as was decided in a vote taken last night. + president of'' the Teen Club, will summarize the County Ca on SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Deposit your surplus savings or invest- - ment sa at any one of our 8 con- > | venient oking offices. J a Community | NATIONAL BANK) | | whee ames MR. AND MRS. WILBERT G. DONALDSON GOLDEN WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert G. Donaldson of 124 Minot St., Romeo, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at an open house Sunday afternoon. Their son and daughter-in-law we County Births son, ichael Louis, was Mr. and Mra. James H. Hoffman of Parkdale avenue. i : The birth A son, Paul Edward. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weinmann. Capac : years ynce the birth of @ asugnier ‘onj/ ayne.and W: ig. ome \March %. . : for two years were Ma- Irene. aoe the its bit within nounce jug. Qrendparents axe Mr. ie hamby area serviced by oe water : 46 WILLIAMS ST. Rises above all other qualities ry ~ FUNERAL HOME ytd “THOUGHTFUL SERVICE” PHONE FE 2-584? a, dT, ana tt te Incumbent H, A.-Kersten was ‘ TF Sages | -Griffin charter This is the Custom Royal Lancer 2-Door, aes Fog La IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE... & ONLY 3 in. High... 8 lbs. in Weight... AL PORTABLE “Observation Lounge!” The third set ofthis Custom Sierra faces the rear, and passengers board et rear alsa. First new idea tn stalion wagues fe yoors—the = ae Here's sports car lowness with sports car handling, You sweep along in a “Reaim of Silence,” master curves with race-car torsion bars. Up to 310 hp. V-8 * Swept- Wing sweeps country! | Orders doubled on ’57 Dodge! Look around you. People everywhere are stepping The greatest advances of 1957: Torsion-Aire Ride, up to the fun and pride of owning a Swept-Wing Push-Button Torquef lite, Total-Contact Brakes, "57 Dodge. (including great many whohave been Luxury car looks and performance at a price just sold on other makes for years above the very Wwe What's caused this swing to Swept-Wing that has Find out for yourself why Swept-Wing is sweeping doubled orders over last year? Styling 99 fresh it the country. Ste your nearby Dodge dealer and. it unleashes a hurricane of power —_ makes other cars look “old hat” by __ join the swing... Go Swapt-Wing! It breake through the vibration barrier . : : ioe, It Is swept-wing mastery of motion Se ae SwEPT-wInGc BT LASOGUC - ~ ‘egoinet the "Uninsured Motorist. Protect Yourself and Your Relatives —.1N YOUR HOUSEHOLD — DR. HENRY A. MILLER ‘Optometrist P 3 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 “Better Things in Sight” Open Friday Evenings .. wee itime; where to a health and living arrangements. __ jt: "| ‘The chief way to » would be to give > | written information » \these problems, ‘individual and . ¥, Portia. sks - Gay italian . S ylit ling For The Young From its people the BTP got some than those who'd no planning. CREDIT STEPS _|the problems raised -'who. were about t Ree pela Ps 4 would help. Some suggested talks * iby retirement specialists. ‘ effort to help workers plan their | And, it found ochas answers to uses 10 case histories as examples.. money; what to do with’ I¢isure! as possible with an eye to adding|company's medical director: and] live; personal|to your income by renting part of| reviews of personal case histories. live with people of similar). Personal interviews will probably | help, they said,|means and interests, |be the next step for employes who} them some * s+ « jwant them.“ on How to meet! On personal health, keep physi-| y thought! cally active and develop sound With the information the BTP . had from its employes and former The Pontiac Press. Questions will | : be answered by mail from the | who'd retired Pontiac office of the Social | backing for its ice, It's already'- prepared and handed out two. book-| is no charge for this service.) lets: * j { t Retire?" "which ‘cuphasions ad-'how come so many women have} vance planning for retirement and! double chins? .. . . Big Wheels make the most noise (according “What Kind of a Body Will ee Louis Ginsberg) when their wag- I Take Into Retirement?” which |ons are empty. — Earl! Wilson. | done little ar by the workers, o retire, Here Security Administration. There | " Four important things that affect the | price you pay for gasoline in Michigan TAXES—You might be surprised what a big chunk of your = gasoline dollar goes for direct taxes placed on gasoline by federal and state governments. These taxes are largely used MER eat to build and maintain our expanding highway system and are collected from you at the gasoline pump. In Michigan the direct taxes on regular grade STANDARD Rep Crown Gasoline fetal 9 8/10-tents per galion—-cquel fo £2.poreent of Ue price _ of the gasoline alone in mid-Michigan areas. PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT—Today’s gasoline looks and smells about the same as gasoline has for years but your car can tell the difference. The Stanparp Rep: Crown you use today is higher quality, higher octane than our Premium Gasoline was only 4 years ago: Such dramatic product im- provements are costly. During the past. two years octane increases alone added about 25 million dollars per year to our continuing operating costs. WAGES—The money you pay for Rep Crown helps, too, _to pay the wages and salaries of the 52,000 men and offecting gasoline prices. ‘> What makes _ @ company |. a good citizen’ ttc a women in our immediate “family”. They are redple like yourself who have had to meet rising living ‘costs. General wage increases of slightly over 4 percent and 6 percent in 1955 and 1956. increased our costs — 28 million dollars annually. SERVICE— Your Standard Dealer is an independent business man in a keenly competitive business. A-few cents per gallon mark-up is all that competition allows him if he is to attract and hold your business. This modest mark-up enables him to offer and maintain essential. services for car owners. At the same time, it must help cover his many costs and earn him a fair profit. . 3K WHAT MAKES A COMPANY A GOOD CITIZEN? Because gasoline is widely used ond needed, its price is a matter of interest.to « great many people. The communities in which we live and serve are entitled to information this company can give them on factors | RED CROWN GASOLIN STATE GASOLINE TAXiccosces é¢ ; STATE SALES TAX... 000se00e. @/10¢ e =| FEOERAL GASOLINE TAX.......3¢ 4 TOTAL COST PER GALLON....33 2/10¢ | SA SAV SALE! v¥ While in any oe @utomobile, or v os e mereenrter: or 3 a - cones eta EE SEE ES 0 Planning Group Topic |$ | Reichucel ts OE ; d if injured- by a hit- | ZEELAND — Formation of a|$ : and-run driver 0 fl t k A dvi 1 He R efi Jeqeptywide_ planning group is the |S Farmer-Snover : ; r topic for discussion e S itorium, |® RAL HOME 4 Protect Your Guests While in Your Aute S CTS, As vice on OW 0 UT Gig, Zeca ysis, : ne rED9IN1 ‘from:-Loss Due to Bodily Injuries, ee Se ee ae of Death for Which an Uninsured are some of the answers offered, tells of the illnesses of older (ST ite, Hudson vile anilg | PARKING ON PREMISES § ¢ ~ Motorist Is Legal Liable in Gees make some of the dealing ‘with or. pasate ethang of |Spring Lake. EET. ci dabdcckocdaessoanedobessece os adjustments to less income be- fore retiring. For example: [THis PROTECT ION available with the Fomiy] 5 tice living on etree cage re- Lenox tem ae cial R at limits of liability provided. , abou mre sdk ology bed debts. va __ | | bythe Financia Responsibility Law of your state. ee ave Sara ene pate them make plans. It asked 460|keep up friendships and make new lof it retired people how they were| friends; look for new interests LATELLE AGENCY Ine, |= So oe ee ad 504 Pontiac State Bank Bidg., Pontiac fj company they'd welcome its i hs aa taht wast - FE $-8172 rieh eae * ee ee eseee: caniaesmamatneneaseanen order: How sto get along on ‘ess! your own home, buying it as early] retirement subjects, a talk by the} Mahogany or Blond | Record Cabinets with automatically closing magnetic door! 99% Usually $49.95! * 2934" high, 22" wide, 16/2" deep! . * 3 compartments and roomy shelf! lf you have ony records at oll, you just can’t be without one of these beautiful record cabi- nets! Lustrous mahogany or blond finish, gleaming brass door pulls and bross ferrule tipped 4egs. ‘ The full swinging grooved door closes automat- ically and stays closed! it’s roomy, too, with three upright compartments on the bottom end a handy shelf on top, Holds any size records. If you are a collector this is the cabi-— net for you! Best of all you. save money! , See It today! { i Waite’s... Downstairs You Save $38.00 Today, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday Full Rotary’ <== MODERN CONSOLE| SEWING MACHINE) in 3 9 vara ae LOW DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! Round bobbin plus rotary shuttle for smooth perfect stitch- ing Yes! It’s the machine with the automatic features! Regular 1957 model Console WHITE Rotary . .. re- duced to this low price this week only! Enjoy quality, smooth rotary movément and every deluxe feature with this machine. Comes complete with time-saver acces- sories, ABC's sewing manual and stent aqwing 4 / Tessons. Buy it- today ‘and save! TADOUARTERS FOR PARTS, ACCESSORIES. AND REPA)R SERVICE FOR MOST SEWING MACHINES. ; LESSONS Givin ASK anouT ouR TAR TRADE-IN — ~ Z , } a MBS | « 3 -+ \ ie Ke | aN be é p t z z * Se OE re “O® # iy ee a { j ee f ee ee pare SGiie e SER at ete SS : otf - i/ 4 / f a4 Fu La | Te Geoenct C. Inman Classified Manager : (oe isto fasten the public schools per- | manently onto the Federal income tax-as a major source of their sup- port. Only thus, it is reasoned, will the schools be assured of painless access to a flow of reve-* nue adequate to their desires and needs without all the yearly struggles with local taxpayers and tight-fisted state legislatures ee sem &t Post Office, Pontiac. as second class matter - — > that they now have to put up with, = "The Associated Press entitled exclu ‘tee for republication of all local rews printe -DewWspaner as well as all AP news dispatches. = Pes Pomene Poum tc deltyored by corrier foe © com & Week; where carrier service 14 not avaliable by mat im Oakiand, Genesee, Livingston, Macomb. Lapeer and Washtenaw Counties it is $12.00 « year: elsewhere ‘n higan and all other places tn the United States 00 a year, All mall «ubscriptions oayable in advance. Phone Pontiac FE 2-818. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mee cee te the in tits ‘» MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 > Federal Aid to Schools No Benefit for Michigan .In Washington, Louis ScHIMMEL testified that Michigan didn’t want Federal aid for schools. “We'll handie our own problems and pay our own bills,” said he, " “Others should do likewise.” oe ek * Michigan is one of the states , that would help pay the expenses -of the balance of the Union on i this Federal aid program. We . . would receive twelve million * dollars from the Federal Govern- {ment and for this great , “privilege” Michigan would dig — “up nearly seyenteen million .» dollars. ey ees oe ae -. = Ce The difference between what we get back from the District of Colum- bia and the money we sent down there would go to other states in the ee &* x<** eIn addition to this, many people — are. fearful that if the Federal Gov- ernment gets a finger in this big pie, it will start dictating. Michigan is _ capable-of making her own decisicns. We don’t ‘need any bureaucratic thinking that originated in some vast central control set up for that pur- pose. ’ .. @- & Mr. Schimmel favors the simple, * direct. way. 2 ” We pay less. | We get more for our money. These two factors are lost in too many man-made clouds of dust and smoke. e Warning Is Sounded — bout School Lobby . There are two sides to nearly every question and the Sarasota News sounds a stern word of warning on the current school lobby, pointing out dangers which it believes are in- fierent in the current systems. | The News says in part: . “President E1sennower has made it clear that he wants federal aid for “The school lobby is asking for “temporary” aid, knowing that the only thing ‘temporary’ it has in mind is that it will have to settle temporarily for a few hundred mil- lion a year instead of the billions - it will demand a few years hence. “* x * “It might be argued, of course, that the panelists at the Atlantic City meeting were only speaking to “the school administrators, not nec- essarily for them. - ; i “But it is the first long step in a deliberately-planned campaign to shift a major share of the financial. - responsibility for public education - from the states and localities per- manently to the Federal Government. - Many an educator will defend this, some of them eloquently, but no honest educator that we know will seriously try to deny it.” You arg not a frequent moviegoer if you haven't heard the following , line at least two dozen times: “I don’t want to have to- kill -you.” The Man About Town. Talks About Taxes Some Plain Figures on Who Pays Them and How - Old age: Often merely a simple matter of what you desire to . make it. . Here in Pontiac where so many of them are made, we're particularly interested in @ report recently issued by — ‘ Gilbert L. Haley, vice-president of the Michigan Auto Dealers Assn. It shows that during the last fiscal year the automotive industry was responsible for the carrying of over 37 per cent of our state’s sa.es tax load. ‘The exact figures in the entire state show a total collection of '$755,388,990, of which | 198'came directly from the makers, sellers and users of cars, trucks and trailers on account of the making much higher than on the state level. Mr. Haley points out that a motor vehi- cle is continually taxed from the day it is made to the day it is junked. Yet he says, this tax is the most uncomplainingly paid of all taxes. He avers that it follows the old theory to pluck the goose that squawks the least. Eastern super markets now are selling double yolk eggs in sepa- rate containers from the ordinary kind — and at an increased price, of course. *. There's a magazine deyoted to the trucking industry, called B “Fleet Owner,” -. sthool construction put on a strictly _ which predicts our nation’s biggest con- temporary, emergency basis. After four years, he hopes to see the Fed- eral Government get out. * * * “But if anybody thinks that . this is what the ‘education lobby’ wants, he had better go back to . school, In fact, he had better tune . in on the annual convention of the * American Association of School ~ Administrators in Atlantic City : recently. _ “The so-called ‘temporary - shortage’ is the merest entering » wedge, so far as the Federal-aid * lobby is concerned. What is really * needed, they all agreed,:is a Fed- , eral-aid program that starts with _ 2 few hundred millions a year, and rapidly works its way up to any- ~ where between $3,500,000,000 and . $6,000,000,000 annually. F * * * ‘ “Professor Harats of Harvard de- clared Uncle Sam must provide sup- port of $600,000,000 a year now and $6,000,000,000 by 1965 to permit the sthools to step up their spending from about $9,000,000,000 a year to - $22,000,000, poof a ae ar » | MLgsrer V. CHAnpter simply. stated that financing education should ~ henceforth be primarily a Federal re- Sponsibitity rather than local or state. fotos ae 7 “The real goal of, the Federal- ~\ald drive, \as the professional. , | education journals have been laring more and more bluntly, struction boém during the next few years, also the worst traffic snarl in its history, © both of which already have the makings in the Pontiac area. Probably the only OAklarid County man to own two centennial farms is John Lessiter of 501 Baldwin Road. He lives on one-of them and the other is on Sashabaw Road, both taken yp from the government by his ancestors over 100 years ago. Loneliness is the lot of the man ad- vanced to a $100,000 executive position, according to a survey made by “Chemical Engineering” the magazine that digs up such facts. It finds that he can no longer be “one of the boys” in. his organization or otherwise. But most of us would be willing to give it a try. , Still in effect in Pontiac isan , old ordinance that prohibits any- body from allowing their cow to run at large in the downtown sec- tion. After trapping along the Clinton River for a half century or more, > Mike Ladson of Waterford tells me the architecture of the muskrat houses is no reliable indica- tion of what kind of a winter we’re to get. Verbal Orchids to— Barney Lennon | of Keego. Harbor: eighty-fourth birthday... 4 ' ¢\ Mr. and Mrs, Abner Oberheim of Drayton Plains; - fifty-fifth wedding anniversary. { j { Mrs. Esther Fersmand | Ce eighty-first, birth. of \Bloomfield Hills; day). \; WORE ~* [WHE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 if i David Lawrence Says: * 3 * Will Firms Give - WASHINGTON — Is. the way being opened for corporations as well as labor unions to contribute funds -to political campaigns in which congressional and presiden- tial candidates seek election? The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled 5-to-3 that the case against the. United Auto Workers union, which was dismissed last be tried now and all the facts | brought out and - 5 theissuesde- fined. But Jus- well as i ' : i z EEL ill own newspapers. Justice Frankfurter asked some significant questions in the major- ity opinion just issued by the court. He did not pass on the merits but’ it was easy to infer that not all political help or financial aid that ' corporations or labor unions may give in political campaigns is really taboo. Some of it is obviously pro- tected under the Bill of. Rights. Justice Frankfurter asked: GENERAL DUES _ “Was the broadcast paid for out of the general dues of the union membership or may the funds be fairly said to have been obtained on a voluntary basis? Did the broadcast reach the public at large or only those affiliated with the union? Did it constitute active electioneering or simply state the record of candidates on economic issues? Did the union sponsor the broddcast with the in- tent to affect the result of the election?” It might be inferred from the . foregoing that, if a union made Z 6 ~ Tacks. | ‘is imserted in the newspapers, - Whoever pays for ‘it—either the Unenviable Position — a Cash in Elections? AEE Le srbrse eRe eet ey ened aan i 3 ‘t i My province is to teach people how to keep well, how to prevent illness. I am not competent to make a long distance diagnosis. or treatment give absent is But I cannot dismiss this poor necessary to extract all of..the teeth. POINTS IN COMMON betterment. 5. Both complaints are caused by nutritional deficiency through the years from early childhood up to , present time. 6. Both may be prevented or, ; It not too far advanced, benefited ' pow on an adequate diet and/or ing. and following from supplementing the diet with an por daily ration of »the ‘es- sentia and vitamins If you are a-regular vi. fe ‘ £ ~ ll Voice of the People als. Resident Expresses Backing of Planning Commission — The unfavorable comment on the crease in population and industry. Our City Planning Commission — is doing a good job. I understand they are using a master plan for voice to their support. ~ 208 Ww. Cornell ? ‘Is Detroit Water Who says People talk of King Saud and his , but we have a bigger | FEET EE | pietr iF : iy five: : Hits febje! | ! EAL fice i t i [re : ti iy as iL i | z ~ 2 3 2 3 sf 3.8 e i j : i cf cis f rill ey ah | af HT fiaeatl : as “ } ; : \ \ € i es “— ae ‘Write to Express Idea on Budget’ — Taxpayers are simply doomed and they're és this 72 billion dollar budget unless’ Congress will never fly in the face . of an avalance of- votes. If you're unhappy with this gigantic bite into your personal income, write . ‘Waterford Needs. Driver Education’ you drivers too chicken to refuse to drive an unsafe bus?” ‘Phony TV Fem’ Provokes Reader Case Records of a Psychologist: You Can By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE Case U-326: Marvin L., aged 10, is a problem child in school and rapidly heading for delinquency. [ i ai eft FH : E 5 ald: F s j z 42° kids, > Let's use Marvin's case to show you what I mean. Marvin's father was a drunken ne’er-do-well, 4 F Ez Ss z pio slit lie 3 cE 2 : bo sisi. ge nk Ej E a S | i\ AS emt {THR PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 | 7 7 Replace Human Models for Tourist : leads ‘Are. Getting Scarce} “WEDNESDAY iS thing. ‘eye «ong of Panama nt, a si, tn orbs, wat at yi Yt ly os ra ; ge ne a acu society women and vendors W businessmen would buy one to ! : show off to their friends.”"\- New Spring and Easter Fashions a that means savings. Buy on Sow ve Lutheran . Lenten, Services : ‘mace Moa, Keeper ot wus. ont Mas. ‘hate days every- c i (Missouri Synod -|swankies “4 casa tbody’s finding it ‘tough to get : ‘ lchoed Exq uaa trimmed with in EVERY WEDNESDAY [| ead tn re yearn Thy hard oS : Sal Navies 17300. ku Be ae, ba [Educator fo Speak |$° gem sy a sy at the following churches 8] py sce wat we Carry rae ucaior fo Spea : a 3 sep : »>_ a *% Pas . H 1 : ° pce Maer es lat Two City Schools. | | Se tee x. ss one — Thoughtful Gas Thief iacliawm New Yak educa- ta ~~ ap Rev. George |. Mabder | |Did Everything but Pay tor, currently visiting professor at STUART, Okla. @ — A local Michigan State University’s Col- Yes, Navy will lead the Easter Parade. service station operator is look- lege of Education, will appear be- / Sheath and peg skirts. Sizes 10 to 20, for a thoughtful man who put - |fore two Pontiac groups Thursday 141% to 24%. g back in its place. |: Dr, Ernest 0. Melby will ad- Linen Dresses Silke Sheaths - low on gas the dress the Administrators and Su- 3.99 ” 16.99 | gas station operators: lic Schools on “ , a pare: ‘ tached patag Songevig 3 Hever Fags se Fen wee : ; RG, in 2 x ai ee@Md countryman, that is too bad, AP Wirephote | : “ae Le aill ond ae ane “auc : : S U. S. ‘NAVAL MIGHT — The giant aircraft carrier U. S. S. For- ee aA vely Fail es tank and then locked = + | Festal, her flight deck filled with jet and propeller-driven planes, (school PTA on “Human Rela-|@™ ~ a pump and returned the key.) “So Ecuador was getting a bad) Presents an impressive view as she takes part in maneuvers in the jtions.”” Other Pontiac PTA’s have : to Jeave any money.'name, and they had to do some-| Mediterranean Sea. . : been invited. * = © * LEN Nf Nano rime secon MS Fresh as @ spring breeze. New ~ short sleeve and sleeveless styles, 28 to 40, Ladies’ Bras Ladies’ Nylons 2 for $1.00 44¢ Perfect for Easter! Girls Nylon Toppers. “Eeuit of the Loom” Poplin Jackets Choose frori all new spring colors, white, maize, tur- quoise, navy, charcoal and beige. Sizes 34 to 46. Men's Pants Sport Shirts a — , Re 7 $3.88 $1.66 ‘ This one’s had them rubbing their eyes ever since it landed smack in the middle of the “low-price” field! The pangs ney Spee nai mic peel — handsome rebel you see right here is upsetting tradition right and left on what a modest budget should buy. . | PLISSE—PERCALES ii =~ hs pricing a big 122-inch wheelbase right down with cars from four to seven inches shorter! It’s adding a big bonus oe . er. x? Ae of extra road-hugging heft—and powering it with an all-nevp 347 cu. in., 10 to 1 compression ratio Strato-Streak V-8 | be EO ry for highest horsepower per pound in the field! A lot of might and muscle for sure—but it’s gentled like nothing : a fore else on the road by Pontiac's exclusive Level-Line Ride and Precision Touch Controls. And remember—the ! coving 2c yd. nae Chieftain’s standards of luxury and quality were set by the same men who gave America the incomparable fen : epee rg ea Custom Star Chief‘Catalinas. What we're ledding’ up to is this: If smaller cars have gotten you down, you can actually ae aetna: Sheets s BED SPREADS buy a’ Chieftain Pontiac for less than 30 models of the “low-price three”! Why wait any longer to give : s g 88 ™ SO a Sis yew bata 1 of og 7 | ’ i iF ne oe Lowest-Priced Series of America’s Number. = a Car! Use Our CREDIT TERM bead Lae | ‘ ‘a ae j os fy Foe ee : Fae, ] 3 Bein i Jé 3 : bg ee ee ee ee OS er at aes sept f A wg ' é ] ; ‘ i oie ie. j / { | y ; ‘a Ss | , i : | i i isj. | ; j i ; ° j 4 a fi f ’ i | { "ee | : } H f . : : ; : / : ; eg ; - . ; | “+ | : & i | . THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 a | a) \* b ee J OPEN HOUSE Wed. MAR. 13th 2 PM to 8 PM ie "GIFTS FOR EVERYONE: MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN — eau WED... MAR.13...2 PM to 8 PM ( THURS. ” 14..10AM to 8PM. FRI... » 15..10AM to 8PM. SAT.... » 16..9AM to 12M. HOW TO WIN Anyone over 18 years of age is eligible to win a prize. Just visit the opening celebration starting Wednesday, March 13 at 2 PM and , : : ending Saturday, March 16 at 12 Noon. Obtain 2 a free ticket at the door and cast it with your a ¥; name on it in the box provided. First prize is | Bi ‘ a week-end trip to New York City. Four. | « other prizes are Philco TV Jet Portables. - You do not have to be present at the drawing F to win. BALDWIN AVE. BRANCH 1305 Baldwin 3 Harold Keith: “With nine yeors of intensive training in all departments of the Pontiac State Bank and a well-trained staff, we ore equipped to give you the finest in complete, modern, banking service. Nothing could please us more thon o visit by you during the opening and celebration days.” * The Baldwin Avenue Branch offers you complete, modern, . banking services. You will get quick, courteous, efficient service at this convenient location with drive-in windows, safe deposit boxes, parking facilities for 75 cars. pensienamesgumereeaens aE PONTIAL t é F fe é te ae eee ee Mark Stewart. “It has been a privilege to hove worked eleven years for the Pontiac State Bank. Congratulations = to the Officers and Difectors ; Wry Pei , _~ on the opening of the Bald- Hg A ee ; re BS | | win Avenue Branch from the : : ‘ — 7 @. i staff ot Drayton Plains. You will bé happy to know that next fall when gratulations to the Officers = ay Pry , : 3 the great Miracle Mile Shopping Center is ond Directors on the =" 4 be ; : - io : : will ted Baldwin Avenue Branch.” , gt *h ; 5 . : : ae opened, Pontiac State Bank will be represente A : THE WINNER will be flown, round trip, to New York City . 4 ‘ : J) eq sdayand return on Sunday Hotel accommodations tthe ams PHILCOT.V. JETS alec tw '| = Waldorf for two people ‘free in a ; E 2 Branch Manager 8 Ee Banking Services |) = dinner and Night Club entertainment in the beautiful Empire 3 1. Savings Accounts 8. 24 Hour Depository 15. Mortgage Loans A and $125 in cash to help with your expenses. with another member of this growing family . , . sia by another modern branch... for the conven: i Room. There will be a choice of visiting the United Nations in : a action or of seeing your favorite radio or television show and ’ ie | : i i | 2. Savings Certificates 9. Christmas Clubs 16. Home Improvement Loans | . : —_ — i Shs a \ . . ; . 5 ' 3. Checking Accounts: 10. Bank-By-Mail 17. life Insyrance Loans a : I See Mk SA ap dy oe a ions Ps es Me 8S ee °, | : 4. Travelers Checks 11. Drive-In-Windows 18. Appliance Loans Fe 4 * ae *s ee és 4 Me A Branch Manager You are invited to tour the new branch during the Open House and Celebration Days. See the modern machines in action and learn first hand how the complex operations of banking are handled. Inspect the fomous F.B.I. collection of Fert counterfeit money. See these and other displays of equipment and facilities. [Liar \ au. te, , i a ” 5. Money Orders 12. Car Loans 19. U.S. Savings Bonds : n ve THE LUXURY every- | tt E ey ee one wants. Their own | | Ht 3 portable TV set to take 6. Safe Deposit Boxes 13, Personal Loans 20. Land Cohtract Collections eee Tee Tee eS eee Te ThA} 7. Check Cashing 14, Business Loans 21. Foreign Remittances : 1 1 with them wherever they : | ms iv ne 7 go. You can enjoy the a eu Receive FREE a beautiful Calendar Ban program you like best in {ig State Bank | ttt with the opening habs new mata ic pat ¥ your own room or den. oGe " | of $5 or more. These unique banks wi - So, try to win. Good luck A pa cownars —. ~— we available during the celebration at the & and good listening. | Baldwin Branch only from Wednesday oe ‘March 13 thru Saturday, March 23. a4 Free life insurance protection for the ameunt of your loan or miphomohile ‘ nel crv home ' ivroyve : perse improvement loans Long Distance Portable Champion! “Valse ‘me Monday........10 AM to 3 PM Thorsday........ 10 AM to 3 PM ba 4 Banking Tuesday.....+..10 AMto 3 PM Friday eeeseer +++ 10 AM to 8 PM po Hours Wednesday.....10 AM to 12. Noon Saturday....... 9 AM to: 12 Noon . Every depositor is insured to $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insur- Main Office Saginaw at Lawrence ance Corporation, an instrumentality of the United States Goverment. Drayton Plains. Auburn Heights = Baldwin Ave. [Bll Jiimininisisistsisimisin scieemitinsaamciaiii tt tt eer RN a Pherae cogs t ee : | | 2 | j q / < a XS 4 : | Na t | ‘a y f — _ A fi : - . ‘ -_ -— o — FR yAN N at NI ‘GS S a mx VU C FE \ | \ f f 1% | 7 - 4 i ' j : } ; / : \ \ | ‘ 4s eS , \ up st u hes 4 + | . \ \ i : i : \ : i t ‘i ; « > x ‘ j iS \ | 4 oT } | ; ~ | i ee i j j 7 + 5 j ~ \ \ i . q i \ ; \ i ' \ | ji ’ . 1 : . ; ‘ pi j 7 tk | y 4 \ ea ‘A See ae . ° @ \ ' | i \ . ; = b) ac i \ 1 | \ 4 | { a . S \ | { \ ’ | } | / ; i\> 4 ‘ \ ) } < j ¥ 1 | | | i \ \ } \ Fi H \ \ i ; : \ 1 i ; j | : : i . i ; | 4 | i" i i \ \ i ; j ’ i \ ; | : \ 4 j } ' f \ 4, ; i. * * 4 i \ | \ \ ( ‘ \ 4 \ \ ¢ ae | THE fox 1ac _ PRESS, ‘ronspa¥, MARCH 12, ES Ss ne co remiagaret a a Sends hide a ' , | total of $361,009, Both are x \ "Scho thd-ediin to the neigh by next December. 0 e as 2 ee : \ | _* Richards to Underta . oe \ . eae Mission to Confer With aS oe , 4 Lp - | Aram Notions and; ‘nist watchtower along the j ) | WASHINGTON — President border of the Iron Curtain, | Eisenhower's special ambassador ne gy pe dig rogre 2 James P, Richards, takes off. for aj . who man it are ma to : the Middle East today. stop one thing—the truth. , 8 The stage was set for his de- ‘Truth from Radio Free Europe parture with the publication yes- barber} pours thi the Iron Cur. j ‘We Are Not component terday of —-a—note—to shop on Sashabaw road, for $5,000.| ‘eteid save bale to Plan Ahead . pele 8. Siviet -prapenel Sa undergoing recruit ) | deta, Keep the truth coming joint Big Four policy declaration ROSALES” CHANDLER ; Mich DAR to M Mail athe ei * : . but it is always good sense. ft is on the Middle East. ; ey Reeruit Depot, San Diego, > @ fs 9 ; Vicoqucntly a mark of respect and high @haracter. Of cuch is the pre-arranged plan for the inevitable — the funeral. . Fdgemost is the necessity for calling the i . Dotelson-Johns Feneral Home first, re- gardiess of where the end of life may come.’ We arrange for immediate care : of the: \deceased — right at the point of the emergency. Pay no attention to other advice. at a distant point — call the Donelson-Jehns Funeral Home first when needed. 5 the Middle East.” It also said that under the Ei- _ FEDERAL Parking Middle Eastern countries.” «44ST On Our Premises | A pouthia: hiptasene to. Sich Insure With Agencies Displaying This Emblem Sparta Closes 10 Years 1 Without Traffic Death . 4 WORRIED OVER DEBTS? 153 3 a P- ange Yor payments You cam Saline Seen Sees oa arene : : NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY: Member American Association of Creéit Counsellors collision. Heugel and Lee said survey in- “Let 9 Years of Credit C Assist You” jjdicated nearly 4,000 cars are Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wed. & Sat. $ to - Evenings by App't. counted passing through the vil. ’ lage’s main intersection daily. The MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS — “4% 6. Saginaw The United ‘States declared on ithe note that it “would not wish to be party to an attempt by the great powers, as suggested by the rison of Mr. and Mrs, Albert tal importance to the nations of| senhower plan, approved by Con-|Aus- 13, 1956, is a Wayne State) vow er gress and signed by the Presiden University graduate. port ards’ assignment is the fact that Wilson new troubles appear to be _boil-\picomfield Town- ing- up between’ Egypt and ‘Gaza|t™2, recently i _ ais Ne acute . ' age con] N, ews sof Service Personnel | He will be unelensd to a unit prentice, U.S.N.,. ‘sesetily spent! anfual state convention of the for further training-or to a Marine |# leave with his parents, Mr. and Michigan Daughters of Ameri-| 1 - co-operation with: The whan 2 ara Mrs Francis E. Oak of” 154 N. ee lckian aaaie mee Advertiing Council and the Lake lus Rd. , ewspaper Navy Ens. James T. Chandler, potgegrs a leted Interior | perweeh, 152 and 200. members, has)" tives Association by the C Chandler of 223 Baldwin Ave., is\Communications School at Great saturday in Grand Rapids. ger Engrtenny RI. reported to Norfolk, Va,, a: : ' He will be sent now to serve ‘aboard the U.S.S. Stembol at San/S°0ol, he Diego, o- — Grand Rapids Seniors ~~ Present Gift to School GRAND RAPIDS i — A $2,700 * a Navy tol John W..- wists son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard B, ~ Steggall of 5250° Rd, made his first what in ¢ the world’s going on? if you read THE NEWS you know! What's keoeeting in the Tiger’s training camp? What's going on in the State Fair Colosseum this week? Is the Suez Canal open for business? Where can you make the best food buys this week? Which stores have sales? How’s the state election look, with 2 weeks to go? The answers to these, and all the other important questions of the day are in The Detroit News. Only in The Detroit News will you find complete, colorful reports of all that’s happening in the world of sports, fashions, politics. Keep up with the iorid, oka your conversation more interesting. Know what's going on here, there and everywhere by having The Detroit News home- _ delivered 7 days a week. | aie ee the number below. The ngs News ee : PHONE: in Pontiac R! Long 1 onli A Pe “elite Pentiog v. Strpaburg Federal 5.9698 } Good times and Stroh’s ‘just naturally go together. And you'd expect them to... for Stroh’s is always lighter, smoother, more refreshing. Next time you’re looking for — _ good taste, enjoy a frosty bottle of Stroh’s, . «. the beer that’s fire-brewed at 2000 degrees... America’s only fire-brewed beer. eee \ i or A . fire-brewed | Stroh’s beer! adds good taste to good fimes- a” % ~ a / on large saad rolling rT ie | i nH i i = EF iden deh wee inthis Keetlnpisl tick don 3 te eee ee . = by "Charles L. McDonald, 18 Deland Ct. 45 days 90 days sie Kirillott, Huntington Woods. Fo Ag Lawrence, 18 Howerd 8t., qonmet McDougal, 489 Montana Ave.. 30 GFA iph €. Marets, 121 W. Columbis Ave., Seema 2. Moseley, 219 Luther 6t., 60 P_ Missen, Royal Oak, days a on at PR ed K. po co. Madison Heights, 48 45 Jjward &. P. Simets, Birmingham, 30 ‘Kivin FP Siterlet, Oak Park. 60 days we T. Smith, Oak Park, indefin- Ronaid lL. Smith, Farmin 4 eve A. 3 Ct. days fifred N. Tietjens, Royal Oak, ie days Merle L. Whittaker. Rochester, 30 z Sz a C. Wilson, 313 Fisher Ave.. 60 da ‘Others include: Herschell Brit- tg 11 a Sa eee ! Sunicepring i year for (ere $49" Sd EAST 2" ee, duty style it lee Be Johnson, 66 8. Shirley Ave. 30 it wage BB eee! ‘the above bed trame free with this outtit | fiiow, He: sePnne Bing, Ms We Sietlield Ave) = =— ang a . other box spring and mattress set. nei . a8 ome Urge Return of Questionnaires ie ~ |Group lo Consider st eu -|Pofato, ‘Its Problems You Always Get the Best Sek Auditorium for All |. nric mse on “for Your Money at Miller’s! : Our 21st Year of Greater Value Giving. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Miller e ne Furniture : Where You Honestly Save! 144 OAKLAND AVE. CAREFUL FREE DELIVERY Saeeeeemer eee s Th 73 questionnaires to date. | May 1. esa With questionnaires till coming in from organizations, the Cen- cul Consent Ge eitee hes Chamber ot Comatioe he Qo hoping for a 100 per cent return of all 119. The questionnaires were sent out to the different 119 organizations seeking their expressions in what they desited to see in a proposed civic auditorium — the goal of the committee headed by Ralph T. Nervell reported that the Chamber has received approximately | 1 a Norvell said his committee was to meet with representatives of | Smith, ae A Soe ee ee [paste dociejens om see eee » “o£: ¢ sis scout ti tn asians sors ctl wl Uaaaediy |plans which are expected, along with a scale model, to be released The goal of the committee is to have a civic auditorium construet- | ed in Pontiac by the city’s 100th birthday in 1961. Telegraph Rd., Pontiac. Wayne Seifert, agricultural agent, will the meeting which will center on better pota- to production * * * 4015 mee CHECK THESE BIG-CAR EXTRA-VALUE | FEATURES ..YOU GET THEM ALL AT NO EXTRA COsT ! E EXABeratre | Septrnamannmce se Foot-Operated Parking Brake « Four-Barrel Carburetor! model—leave no doubt about the smoothness and safety of Oljemobile’s new wide ride. You don't pay extra for Oldsmebile's big- ¢ar styling. The higher, wider Span-A-Ramic Windshield, the distinctive, colorful Accent Stripe, and the comfort and luxury of new - Tech-Style Interiors are standard features on every new 1957 Oldamobile. Compare Oldsmobile’s extra-value features with any car at any price. You'll soon find out that you get more when you go Golden Rocket 88, And this Rocket fits your pocket. . set Tar pebsassing saten ot ts Ligh compression power gives you more economy wasn you, wont ke, panne when yes Seri: “SEE Your A AUTHORIZED OLDsMo ; 4 v4 eT 4 ; Ae } I ss \ Pe ae ie fs é : - ’ “ g ; [ f eV \ 2 eee : : \ my ey eS * ‘ \ ‘ \ : ‘i \ | : : i ae cat ‘ a; :) i 4 ce ALL. THIS meget wise aes Ie oa pet «ipa Recht Te, som a ky 4 \ | \) : 1 wa rete Se Meee movie ¢ quauity ((\. We J ‘ DEALER a > fo Tennis Coach < Memorial bund. Kalamazoo College Plans Honor to Leader “The only thing in Chemistry, Sport you'll like better than KALAMAZOO (INS)—The Allen B. Stowe Memorial Scholarship) . Fund ‘has been established at Kalamazoo College in honor of Dr. Stowe, who was killed in. an automobile accident, - eo pe Tot ae A goal of $10,000 has been set by friends of the famous tennis)’ coach and chemistry professor in a tund drive. A scholarship will be granted annually to a student having comparable interests with Dr. . Stowe — _ meal science and | NEW 1967 ABO WASHERS $109.96 = fore returning to Kala-| every” Washing Mechines—Al ales Fully Guoranteed—$27.95 | We Give Holdens Red sits oe -Thyle Electric. 502 N. Johnson St. Open 8 A. M. to 8 P. “M. FE 4-5169 INSURANCE CAN BECOME OUT OF DATE, TOO! Kenneth G. HEMPSTEAD) INSURANCE 102 E. Huron St. Phone FE 4-8284 Housekeeping's easier with a kitchen phone Especially when you need to keep an eye on active youngsters and on the stove, too Today’s efficient housewife knows that one phone in the house just isn’t enough. Dashing from one end of the house to the other when you hear the phone ring is as outdated as the scrubbing board. You can add telephones for your kitchen, bedside or base- ment for only about a dollar a month each, plus a nominal one-time-only charge for installation and color. Select additional phones from eight smart decorator colors to blend or contrast with any room in your home. Egyptian Blue, Bermuda Beige, Persian Brown, French Ivory, Georgian Gray, Roman Red, Aztec Yellow and Venetian Green. To order your additional telephones for your home, d call) our Business Office. . A MICHIGAN: BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY. oe 4 2 - be : 3 : : ; ‘of Inn in Lake Workers Remove Parts. TWELVE, i eae he of } THE PONTIAC PRESS, | } ( 4 eee ey if Os co. ce ee, ee. Fee: i vs j ra Ts ie se gol Po et fed } TUESDAY, MARQH 12,1937 | be es Pe lL Mee ae Begin Salvage of Sunken Structure, |vaceine, only two-thirds of the| Near ave population under 20 and expectant oe Te ™ City mothers of the nation had received TRAVERSE CITY (#—Workmen have started dismantling the 90- Eastport Im, which sank TODAY'S ja ne FOR: their’ son, Gary, ‘owners. of the JUNIOR EDITORS A SPANISH NOBLE OF THE 16% CENTURY U.S. Still Behind : Salk Vaccine Goal DETROIT (INS) - The Nation- al Foundation for Infantile Pars}- ysis has reyealed that despite a recent increase in use of the salk any vaccine by March 1, * * * Based on new estimates of vac- ‘icine usage made .in cooperation | with the U. S. Pablic Health Serv- ice, the Foundation said that only |17 per cent of those from 20 | through 39 had begun the series lof three shots. peed * * structure: later. : | | There weigh ged a1 syne mer sons. under years of age w The tye suetime nme wage coach have had one or more shots, leav- - Saaieied te be moved pa ing 58 million without Salk pro- tection, : pe a “a Sie now : ont The goal of the spring vacine : \program on which the American - With its tow truck, it broke Medical Association, the Public through the ice last Saturday at |Health Service an the Nationall the start of the journey. No one Foundation are concentrating is to was injured in the mishap see that as many as posible of 3 DUNKING ; the 109 milion individuals. under Taree employes of a Traverse TOP TO TOE | #0 in the nations. receive: at least City moving firm aboard the truck! 2 2. Hats for a Boy two shots of vaccine by June 30.| towing the building on its ice ride, Many years ago, boys and men wore hats as elaborate as those of! A tarmer in Margate, South |Africa, is asking veterinarians how to keep his cow from drink- Hats were of all sizes and shapes, materials and colors. They were! ‘ing ne pnd milk. . made of silk, wool and straw and trimmed with ribbons, feathers and. jewels. In the Middle Ages, they were of amazing size and shape. Modern hat making is a great industry even though many people = using the ice route to relocate now go bareheaded. Certain occasions call for hats and today these! He hoped are made by machinery which prepares the material and then ses inp using |it over steam blocks. Here are two old time hats for a moderi boy. The one at the left | caped unharmed = the vehicle “te Women. Fine feathers from foreign lands were a regular decora-| — The Ges Realens PR ir — supercharged for St. The new Packard Clippers and Station Wagons beilig’9 you the command per: © _ formance of Studebaker-Packard’s built-in supercharger for extra power when you the ice surface, or cut a channel (was draped with imitation plumes. This was the type of hat the Sheriff Su the leo and winch the vebiclo |r notines ak cadiih metan tinae ta Merweed Pac need it... Twin. Traction for drive power i in both rear wheels .. . the most effective to dry land. The other hat was worn by a Spanish Grandee in the days when! brakes on the road—plus—every fine car advantage of luxury, comfort and quality. See and drive the new Packard Clippers and Studebakers at your dealer’s, today. Studebaker-Packard CORPORATION Where pride yf Workonanshijp comes forit! Meanwhile, half of the building ‘Spain's possessions spread over the world and her explores sailed — which was separated for’ the/ ai! the seas. The Paste this picture down on cardboard and color with crayons. . : Fold the end panels forward on either side of the boy. Cut along the inn, recently vacant, —— be" ines in the hats and then you can put them on the boy of today. Fold back the tabs so the hats remain an his head. . is (This idea won $10 for Jean Cuthbert of Hayward, Calif. Send) your ideas in care of this newspaper, Violet Moore Higgins, AP News-| l@ Total Foreign Tonnage per? Tomerrow: Gloves for a Girt bula- eo a ; : : statistics |€ Marshall Field who died last tion lof, foreign tomage staustcs! Stevenson Says Yes , |November. showed a of 72,000 tons’, eit << Mrs. Marshall Field, vice presi- bandld, neariy twice te initia fQ Directorship Offer |sx%,%_Fowaaion, suit the : hate hild if ter-cult ral and etticiats|, CHICAGO (INS) — Adlai E. ee ae from said the resulted |Stevenson has accepted an offer to! Mr. Field established the foun- compilation of tentative reports at [become a director of the Field dation in 1940 and endowed it with | : the close of the season which failed | Foundation. $11,000,000. Later, his will be- * to record shipments of sand, | The former Democratic presi- queathed to the foundation securi- | - gravel, crushed rock and oil to| idential candidate will assume the ities and other assets valued at | Canadian points. idirectorship which was held by $30,000,000. SHURW. ITS STILL SMART. 70 SERVE THIS. OLO-TUMMET s Corned Beef & Cabbage 3 Ib. comed beef 4 medium carrots 6 small onions 4 medium tumips UNITED BRANDS i 6 small potatoes Ye teaspoon pepper 1 head cabbage co Cover corned beef with water. Place lid on pan and simmer over low heat 244 hours. About 45 minutes before beef is done, place carrots, turnips and onions around meat. Cover and simmer 30 minutes. Add potatoes, . cab pepper, and continue to sim- mer @ minutes, or till all vegetables are condek. Slice corned beef and place on platter. nr neg with the vegeta, Yield: : to 8 “Doan Adin KROGER HOME ECONOMIST Paste even better, served with hot corn bread muffins, chili sauce and mustard pickles. ' : 4 3 : ; HYGRADE SEASONED AND SPICED TO FLAVOR-PERFECTION _ tel m 59 PRODUCE IS FRESHER AT KROGER KROGER TENDERAY BEEF GUARANTEED TENDER EVERY TIME! GET VALUABLE GIFTS OF APPRECIATION WITH TOP | VALUE STAMPS FROM KROGER All Kroger fruits and veg- etables are guaranteed The Kroger Tenderay fresh. The contents of 7 : ye moh 1h A oe fe (Hs 8 ~NEW SOLID HEADS . ~~ MILD, DELICATE FLAVOR oy poe Fone ae | grain-fattened bee every Kroger store must a ee oe gut , tender without ageing, be fresh. If you are not G a sag ten with. every without the loss of natural. satisfied, return your pur- _? \ dollar (except beer and wine juices and flaver, Try beat -and get your money AG [ is purchases). Sie Gee: eta ah £ | Err TORVALUE STAN?S PLUS LOW, Lo mow —_ AT KROGER! Ot, | # this shirtwaist — comb A bit of fashion flirting is seen in ining casual features with a Schifflilgce inlay on the bodice. The dress, with three- Solemnized for Couple | Barbara Frazier, Exchange Vows —a - - s Berean lass Plans Home Rite —| Charles R. Peters) Dad, Son Banquet ae collar ¥ r of U.S. Fashion quarter-length sleeves, is available in the style’s © black and white cotton. The Donovan "design was shown Monday at the Dallas fashion showings. xy jacket with* back interest’ for this Kohen:- Lignon-F olz |, are neckline and white pique ° \ : on the jacket is detachable contrasts smartly with the ton used for the ensemble, ee a Although ap- tare more appealing and still’ prac- turing in Dalla¢ “There is a chiffon shirtmaker for ee : Poe ¥ # 4 E + } a; ‘ ve i : ‘ % i be “ i i re ! i A ; : he 3 j i} r yt j ates High every pocketbook, whether the fab- ric is cotton, nylon or pure silk. : 7 of i | FUE if ii ~ Tbs au ‘L é | sf i i se Fi ih * ee | le fine shape for fashion this sum- . mer is this clock-wise dress of Licina cotton, with ts sailor bib striped with : - k den = i wn red to match the dress. Pairs of pearl buttons accent the jaunty appearance of this sport dress shown at Dallas” > \ white. plus black, turquoise, brown or . Monday. omens Section — The checked gingham suit- was never so fashion- On Saturday evening Mr. and able as in this three-piece traveler from Julie Clark, | Mrs. William A. Vreeland enter- tained Yor the visitors, who were A red lining adds zest to the detachable shoulder cape, which is just brief enough to reveal the natural curve | trends titrate eo Une of the waist. Without the cape, the costume becomes Lake road. Mrs. Lowe is the a two-piece dress of classic simplicity, dressed up a a with a white ‘collar and taffeta bow. As significant as the cape are the patent belt and the length of the * A \All- White Summer Seen \by Dallas Style Experts ‘1 DALLAS (INS) — It’s going toj"Last year pink was first and “The an “all-white” summer in fash-|white was way down.” | lions this year, Texas designers pre-| The “all-white” look, one of the i Fa it i gz dict, prettiest q woman can wear, was x * * an obvious fashion trend to edi- Because Texas has been having pan aaa en Firm after tirm displayed white - shirtwaist dresses, almost all of weath- er wear, And they've been buying them done with macy oe Some untrimmed white dresses were of white-on-white cottons, which seetned to be thinner-weight versions of men shirting. Almost all of the white dresses had full i i | ty = : os 5 4 & 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957 . ~ PAGES 18-15 jacket. Del | International Studies in Geneva, studying political science and_ in- ternational relations with the final hope of joining. the U. S. State Mrs, Wilma Mergler of Mount Vernon, formerly of Pontiac. * * * er ‘ \skirts and loose, longish sleeves. iy A Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearce of ~ Personal News of Interest in Pontiac | i lt | ! Janice Rob white look can be wap Married Saturday at Oakland, expert be-\tyv.tch were Janine Marlene Rab. Janice Mar’ ore manufacturer Harry orts and Virgle Howard Felty. The : Rey. Theodore R, Allebach per- formed the 7‘o'clock ceremony, po * * * 7 : i erts Marries Gloria Vanderkooy served as the a pink ballerina-length gown ac- cented by a corsage of carnations. bride’s honor attendant, She wore) She sails _ into fun with the greatest © of ease, in this three-piece ensemble from Higginbotham- Bailey. Shorts, blouse and button-front | are done in a bold, multicolored = laid, vy FOURTEEN é f THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘I UESDAY. MARCH 12, | . ‘For extra-special hot chocolate;|marshmallow that has been rolled Have Dad's chair reupkol- Stered in fine léather or. one of the wonder- tul new plastics that look like _ _, leather, breathe like leather, _ and won't _. €rack or chip. A whole range a that will accent or with any color scheme, . - RENEW YOUR FURNITURE UPHOLSTER top each steaming cup with alin cinnamon, 4 Fl | Plant and Showroom | : 5390-5400 Dixie i . OT S Waterford, Mich, . OR 3-1225 Open Evenings by Appelsivagnt : See Our Complete Carpet Selection ‘By ANNE HEYWOOD “I think you're terribly material- istic,” qa reader“writes. “You hard- ly ever mentiow’ the arts or hob- ‘bies of an artistic nature, All the jpeople you write about are mak- ing money. ; w- @ * “Is there no interest in culture and creativeness for its own sake?” _ kn the first place, I think this reader makes a distinction which does not exist, She seems to feel that, on the lone hand, there are the creative | ventures which are bound to be-un- ‘profitable: and, on the other hand, ithe crassly commercial ventures »which make money but are dis- tinctly not cultural. My experi- ence is that no such split exists. * * x ‘saw them wanted to buy, them. Then one day, the owner of a = a truly creative ven- ture, which happens to pay money, * * * Meant Just for You Qn the other hand, I know wom- Pen .who “take up" oil painting, for example, because they think it is ‘divinely cultural. They aren't particularly interest- ‘were so lovely that everyone who! . * * * In short, anything that we love todo can be done creatively; any- thing which is done creatively you hate to do Will be neither! If you're anxious to find some- be creative and lucrative; what |... ‘Anything Done.Creatively Will Pay Z *}peal love for the work, so, of There are no fields that are |thing which will “really add to course, her party service failed. can’t help but pay off. - Mrs, Floyd Levely. (right) of Alice avenue, general chairman of the card party being sponsored by Pontiac Chap- ter 228, OES, is assisted in wrappitg | table, prizes by Mrs. Davy Gilpin (left) * ‘ Building. in Pontiac Fede Pontisé | of Neome drive and Mrs. Ralph . (center) of Mary Day avenue. The party will be held Wednesday evening ral Savings and Loan ix } as i g uy ti A Hd i _ “Four. Never wear a hurt look or adopt a ‘Don't-bother-about-me’ attitude. Nobody enjoys living with a martyr. : “Five. Learn to do things on your own. An older person's independ- ence gives others more ie * . & “Six. Don't find fault with . the Younger generation. The older per- miration and real liking ni bring out lthe best. ; , : reg “Seven. Respect the privacy of — one od ae nt anievery member of the family, Soft — Lustrous — Neat ed in it, nderstand, but it aay . *G e ce ee $7750 1. sone seems “creative.” Asa result they Saybrook Group |Silk Is in Spring Picture = nothing out of it at all—no ee ‘ : suede creative expression, nothing. |Meets for Lunch NEW. YORK (NEA)—The fab-[and the sheaths themselves often . Hair Cutting and Styling aed one i decided to| 7, “mistian Woman and Her ric of spring is undoubtedly silk—jare silk. * , ) _Worman T know decided to\cnurch” was the topic diseussed|silk day dresses, silk suits, silk + * * Rowena's Beauty Shop _ Patt we, & children’s party service 5y'hirs, Fred Conner at the Friday|ensembles, silk for after five and] White touches are all-impor fags oP aS Peidwte Taos made a at te That menting ot or are Ag of for evening. ove 5. pesca ; Congregational . The for this is that silk : veered oe bidity = Pe cacbeamng Shy fabri that lends itself to sults and dreses : = > ' a at me_ rs. -|fluid lines and to softness. Games on Dover road Mrs. Cari this. oehe’s fashions are both ukiax aeaea kt «ton = Sesc iat _ © 2 Ff ant accent =. : "Silk chiffon, for one, is use Hey 2 ncgghag ool gpeey ese = ‘arose ards doen ®P| ‘tor evening gowns in every fra- | white, — : ich dinher to be served by the Say.| S#@ color and in black, too. . Silk “chiffon is another impor- brook Group. Mrs. H. W. Henley,| It is also cut into layered’ car-'tant material for trim, whether Mrs. DeVere Games and Mrs. Glen/digans that are handled exactly|it's used in combination with Ellerthrope were guests at the|as a cashmere cardigan would be'plain silk or wool. It's cut into meeting. ae These are paired with sheaths|blouses and scarves. - oo Artistically styled of im- Flowers, like life, are eternal. ported italian Douppion . Their beauty is everlasting and Silk. You'll be proud to ‘ constantly renews itself. wear this most’ flattering For them, as for us, the end is creation, Available in Navy, actually the beginning. Beige, Dior Blue, Red and Nothing you can say, do or write Toast. Sizes 8 k 20. at time of bereavement - , so eloquently whispers Hope. i, When you can’t be there ee with those who grieve, THIS EMBLEM IN YOUR Other Suits of ~ Flowers-By-Wire carry your Ret tales i Oba? . sympathy across the miles. AND SERVICE I mported and FLORISTS’ TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION * , * i Domestic Fabrics | E ‘ $’) Wg $8 ae | b : e _ : JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS Fir : ‘ Groonbouses end Retail Store at Lake Orion : oe ‘ —_. ________101.North Saginaw Ph. FE 3-7165 : aoe - — , oe: J ‘ f ys Base ’ : ke : : | : _.- PHONE PEARCE’S, FE 2-0127- Vs : Flowers for'Every Occasion H ik 7) eas BE Ned ‘ | ryy \ |. , TELEGRAPH ot HURON |. Xs . ~> ; PEA ) $59 Occasion Delivered Anywhere in the World Orchard Lake Ave. | ; ARCE FLORAL Co. ye : * ke 4 \ 5 \ \ a i f 4 . \ { \ \ - Fee Be} ' Se ‘ \ hy { ee Mon, 'Tues., Wed, Sat. 10 to 6. . Thurs and Fri, 10 to 9 ! ‘Sunday Lte5 ° i \ PARK FREE REAR OF STORE ‘with THE NEW PATT-O-RAMA The two parts of this smart Rules Help Mother ‘Live. : in Harmony With Children ‘ljean sheath, often with bare LUIS ESTEVES | Dress Designer to Appear Here Luis Estevez, one of the young- est and most talented. American designers and 1956 winner of the Coty Fashion Award, will appear here. Thursday. Besides the fash- ions. in his collections, he designs accessories. and fabrics. Estevez’ new group features back. He also fashions gowns with full skirts topped by fitted torsos. His collection includes linen-look silks, Mrs, Davis to Head |Wayside. Gleaners W's ‘ned magic **e-s Oriental’ Mixed Vousbeies work wi in providing that Choose from the finest and largest selection for your DRAPERIES : | BLINDS WINDOW SHADES oe 4 * a i i 7 ¢ $ aE J } | f + feat 4 + ; ‘ — 8 4 . / i 7 ** a . ba ~ eo ES Fy | 7 i p ee Z ‘ os | : ps ‘ : f ? ; \ | : a : : ; cs : j ; j ; 4 j i : = i 4 aoe | # f i | ‘ ; Le ee a2 F : . : eae a ys THE PONTIAC PHESS.. TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1957/ | ! ee FIFTEEN. | igs pe Das Pee ee 2 ! ral. J * : ed Py .. : = 5 ; 5 : : : co ey % a a e : | | ‘ 4 Spring Feet Go With Spring Fever) - s41 : By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN _ Since warm weather increases|them removed by a chiropodist./ baths and changes of hosiery will < oo ; In the spring:many women suf-|any discomfort which corns or cal-| Special attention in selecting your| probably enable you to have ' uk fer from spring feet as|louses give you, it is wise to have! shoes ‘and stockings and frequent/ springlike feet in a happy sense. suet os os —_ ‘| tte 0 fine Idea to buy shes tor eRECHT 2 a of spring feet spring and summer in the late ORA OBR : visions of running afternoon when you -have been Specializing and romance; standing or walking more than ae a I want to call F |S BW mone copumvtatle: Re} and Permanents ~- q member that also applies hw pl _|your stockings, = Complete Beauty Service — poor feet may It is a good idea to have some 152 N. Perry FE 2-3053 —— eee tale toe closed-toe shoes im Your SPFIME | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARARAARA have this trouble at wardrobe. because of the in- = experience discomf ‘| evitable April showers, Most ee ‘ pe cB people find that a smaller sie | CROVECREST The Lemanis-Tillak Ballet group cert. The concert is scheduled for 8:30 eg Boe Dat the others may be crowded. a : will present a dr ion of “The — at Lincoln Junior High School.- The | ey to swell when ‘Some of the lightweight, alll] Modern Facilities for the Nightingale and the Rose,” a ballet in — ballet group is from the Detroit Institute | ances and the leather shoes are splendid for] cere of Medical and Sur- , : . @rrive. Many people spring. These are resilient and] steal Convalescents and the be m tra cone . spring and su : ae Somtony One : —| Sas in an ree | Re asa ovata cos | 161 STATE STREET < 7. eo = ao oo bebe, Pr gen ene ‘spring. 2 pec. : FE 5-6096 e Womens Association Groups Gather|s.c 2% ‘suman “tn heh ial tee aS Een Womens Two ue, wonder the) Oner nd Mr Fen Pow |use aly i ee venue : te ee ee sea * * them for a while : 2% aus ig ses: , Wiliam Bray, William) irs, Howard Hall opened’ her * A : + * —__{Coftng, Shirley White and AWE nome on Delevan Toad 1 the Elee-| Also any: coms ot Easter Fashions | Mary Jo McCurry group mem- , nor VanLierop group with Mrs.|may have will : , : bers met with Carol Anthes of} Mrs; Ethel Powley and Mrs.|Robert McCormack and Mrs.| trouble as the . DO ae ey eee SaMeUlNG See tie Ane. te een teams ot cohoatianes, Mr8-lihe skin ebout thems and h le meeting. Karen Erwin assisted ‘ Gerald Barnhart served as S _— mee . — * | Pen Ting art the poGencherouy meting Nr, Janel gram chman , ae = sitet on have © Suaeny Se Seem he weather oo style = were T R * La | Niwa, ¥ Hig wes Llene ae : a ae Fag Yh egreel seins also is irritating. changes and first WATS GOYS GTTWN. : for so little price. | Tansee. Mrs, Roward Sesbers [Gd car of Orchard Lake ave-liined the Lucile McBane group “e : “eg 2 rected project. : at her home on Wesbrook aye- _s Dean Thompson who also showed ; Mire. Stanley Hester Jr. of Wes-| Hospital dressings were made tue, brs. Eart Shepherd and Mrs. |) UI2@ Unit Meets pictures and displayed conven Heads Fund ig brook drive entertained members by the Margery Peters group |Walter Messer presented the Pro-/ 4 W7inn Flome from the country. r appa au ot Ge as Cees ee. when they met in the Dorcas theme for the day.. ‘ee |. Mrs. Charles Galloway was @P-| yw. Robert Young was appoint She was assisted by Mrs. reom St the church. Mrs, Ger- ; Members of the June Group of| Pointed chairman of the Women's = ; oes Cater pened, SOs. Ree . Dohner Hosts First Presbyterian Church met at 1 : ie oy ndish Group << tee eo wae Pater. ne ° * sivont eotertained weamhars of] were, Mes. W. 0. Recem, * Spring Suit Features Cape | sete Sep o ries com}. M, Orr, Sirs. ‘By DOROTHY ROE = jpean._. is provided. &Sicmith and Mrs. Floyd Temple|land was reviewed by Mrs. W. From Paris,’ Rome, Florence, gre he ge Taking part in the program were oe London and Dublin comes news of| hit, tt nee ee tacele(Mrs. Roy Bennett, Mrs. Sol Kline An elegant carpet at a budget e ers follow the international style|for headline writers. npestee a ene oe Se Toe. GULISTAN 3 | pemph nb wsg Be My m VeTTIOT| _ Gamo Aenastonn dostgnatn pete . 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Huron ‘= SUITS Po. eomer badger ge cigs om aoe pee | VINYL ASBESTOS TILE | ee | GULISTAN, and NEEDLETUFT. a Casta at 25 pattern i sheibieteel liees 17.98 Priced From $395) So 10%4¢ each NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY! | ; The soft look in fit- > ted slim junior-suit in smart nubby : tweed acetate with j INLAID LINOLEUM SPECIAL! Several rolls. of first quality inlaid linoleum, including spotter, straight line patterns, and corion. Reg. $2.50 to $3.69 sq. yd. : NOW YOUR CHOICE AT $9.95 Se Ya the appearance of sik incharcoal, Sizes 8 to 14, ae 3 | os . ; wn Ma Molls ... | Right ee ee FLOOR Mon. & Fri. | at) i yl te ce I. RL BeDsPREADs = 9:00 |. 1666 SOUTH TELEGRAPH South of Orchard( = ee ee a ee } ] THE PONTIAC PRESS, Do you. know the A-B-C%s of judging blended whiskey? As means a “Grade A” blend... whiskies with the highest proportion of aged whiskies and less neutral grain spirits. Three Feathers is a “Grade A” blend, skillfully made with older and finer whiskies to give-you a smoother, mellower drink. - : B. means a “Grade B” whiskey which contains a smaller amount of aged whiskies and more nev- tral. spi rite, Three, Feathers i is not a —" blend, Ly f C means cost. Three Seiten costs init less than all other “Grade A” noe we most “Grade B” whiskies cost as much. “This is the evideagi... ji can Cdleck it yourself any time at your liquor store: Your verdict has to be: ‘THREE FEATHERS 18 AMERICA’S GREATEST BLENDED WHISKEY ¥ALWE! Try a, drink at your aeety tavern or L! bottle oday! * A FIFTH! it i | » GRAIN peas. ie % 5 bee: l Ss. } PRES ¥ ia o =. * 1s MICHIGAN | NTIAC, 4 * \ "h PONTIAC f } { . 2, 1957 ce AY, MARCH 1 ‘ " 1 ‘ fi \ SS Lil et A aia St a UY 8 Sgites she ay be Lt = py 2Fee Ee 2 22 jlenieeyidl arti MV, Sg ERE , 3 eee nat see Maul . ¢ O “wo Sa: a4 EF lal 4 | Hi Fe a - Fea ee 3 z 2 fea «iit sy ell oO — estg 53% 0: -3F Bsi~ Gey "9 — i : r £&: Ti. 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I : oo iil oe Sh ey aaa ie or B ae ue 245 vp 4 Hf Ba ala Ape fhe a pie af reel iit Bie Marit S278 iluel 2 a ate deni pl: il lait | age nar ict Qa s Halt 2 ce He Ha Pet Mess iy beeteeke sie ‘ gs lint = ho uti! ‘ht ah Hh ul lit afi ag te JP ie OO ON CS eSestaae ARgeis Be ae it ee r f BS 2:p utile vill seh gieeante elie MEL 3 1 in pi “i . < ap it : tf 4 2 fiat A fie , 31 THe 3 Hy ee Ee 6 lar ease Se Hiden aa ate SA opm Age PELE Tete 2 git Boe iz534 £ _. a xo 3 sig aill isle Aleta tht Pali 4 pul ah ry Hi ] ee a Le i: re / Pn : j bE HY ee Cae ‘ ro ee eh \ ; : i j | ee PRN ioe: ey : * Pag : ‘i + / & | He : 7- j . a cea] : ; ‘ yon pis ; : ; / ; ee is q ; 5 | Ds THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1937 lisland of the Indonesian republic, |per, East Indonesia — the Celebes, |of the central government's last/nal control from the Javanese- |Borneo, was reported in rebellionin.5, the Lesser Sundas, Flores|#lliwick. If the “home pegged arenas wh tg nang Panis me: jagainst the central government ot. the republic. where it wasjand part |today.. and Bali — broke away last week. founded in. 1945 — split, Indonesia|from their islands’ rubber, oil, tin, Rebellion: "Comet sop by Leonard. Refineries in nearhy \ _ ‘ , > i} i ‘2 4 ‘ < [Refinery Hes Problem .. |'érial, could ¥ ee a oe ! ST, LOUIS @ — Council is . bypassing Jakarta. ing much of this production on|Alma, It claims the waste their own, Because Java has most of resi : aren There was’ nol But It’s Legal Circus the Judge Is in nove omert emtet o wel Picard Gets Wish to alk Tightrope (Cost $32 a Yard , thi j i : ff (yin Ff He Hf gj : f i eo NOW! THRU. : DETROIT &— When Federaljwork, filed suits for for time| University of and aaeheeenctent thee az\Judge Frank A. Picard was a boy spent doing such things as walle\time to quarterback Fie! din g/Clarence Brown ), saya he Indonesia’s Larges t|Pe Wanted to join his brothers injing to the work bench from the) Yost’s Wolverine football teams injhas been told the Pentagon is re- Sjarif ' Usman, Mas-|¢ Flying Picards high wire cir-jtime clotk, changing clothes and/the 1910 and 1911 seasons, al-\decorating the office of a certain ‘ member of Pariia-| act. = . -}snapping switches, though weighed only 145/general” with $32-a-yard carpeting “he had received aj Now, some five decades after), t 2 2 pounds. - It’s this sort of thing, said Brown, =a) i. _ “confirming |be let his father talk him out of/ A bill passed by Congress and]. « * * __ |that-is causing a grass-roots revolt ml Bthat broken out.” |@M acrobatic career, the 6T-year-/signed by President Truman in| m private law practice, he|against the size of the federal’ ED.! x old jurist finds himself on a legal) May 1947 put a halter on the suits./fought hard for repeal, of prohi-/budget..He asked the House Ap- . tightrope again. . The Supreme Court later upheld/pition and in 1933 became chair-|propriations Committee to find out —— 1 B coadbigieh: eon the conatitutionality of the law. lman of the State Liquor, Contrllit the fedecqrating report is true largest ” an S. Supreme Court yester- Commission. years Brown's remarks came during a jiareest_ island and! as) *reversed. his decision and| After. graduating from _high|was named the first chairman e- rules committee revolutionary coun.|oTdered the giant United Auto/school, Picard worked for news-|the Michigan Com-|hearing monday that cleared a res- The army leader. Lt,|of Unlawful political activity in managing editor at 18. pointed to the federal bench in Eisenhower Basri, 32, said the Ja-|Commection with several 1954 tele- He worked himself through the! 1939. = A” cuts can be kart wareits a governor, Sjakr-| Vision broadcasts. - \ : made in his proposal to spend Ei had joined the revolt and *- @ * ll 1 Headlin $71,807,000,000, a record ‘peacetime f- - V7 : | — og sage eens glee cane hen amined the| HO < Brown and other Republicans f” 17180 Aaae | wl Se wee negotiate gt ang Plage ote candi- ’ , said‘they are opposing the resolu- oa fe : on ha : oS oe re Doesn't Hide Desire jie teas iseamger two] fd fs expen- : * ; a! He Tong f ay £ eto Win Academy Award [ire tert ie sree, tow f wee. e: ov 4 A. organ- s : : | said Congress “‘should cut the P ii aa ment ga from By BOB THOMAS peiiine, should 1 know? 1 ony) ting le out of ‘ "| HOLLYWOOD W—Kirk Douglas] err.cne Sod things trom Siendss . D; sands his best chance to win aa But aly theyre Pilling for Boys Invade Pit bushy-browed Picard) Oscar year, won’ convinced I was going|.. § Daten, |= Un * * ® Story’ that I was working on my|: sa Zoo yar Cg rs fa Paogn ns ® nominated! ‘wantin British a he'll film two own even nf billion dollars.|Brayna Productions. If his third *° 28 ee ae a try for an Academy Award is suc- Kirk has been nominated before|Police told with awe today the Clemens|cesstul, his wife Anne will bave)—tor “Champion’” and “The Bad|S" of two 13year-cid boys who ) Pottery Go, wanted to be|to accept it at the March 21 blow-iand the Beautiful.” It weighs in| invaded « Killer bear's pit ane the for the time it took them to/0ut. {his favor that he has been|home of the _ actu-| Douglas makes no bones about|a bridesmaid but never . . , etc,|Polsonous snakes and came away wanting to win, Plus which his role as Van Gogh|°ompletely unabashed. workers} “Sure, I want it,” he admitted.|in “Lust for Life” has been hon-| The boys.escaped yesterday from portal-/““Any actor would. I've gotten alljored by the New York and San'the Reform School and kinds of awards — the Mexican/Francisco critics, the Hollywood|went to the Zoo, where they The Supreme Court upheld him.|Qscar, the Japanese Oscar. Now foreign press and various maga-|watched strollers throwing pennies Then came the flood. Unions all|I want the real Oscar.” zines. into a pit housing a giant Hima- country, in every line of! What are his chances? cate Ae tne Ge meet. Gas pagan bese, t ve ever Nog nightfall, “in "Lust for Life,” T had to play] gen lowered themsecives Into the so many variations of inner {Ur-| pear pit, where one collected the moll. Van Gogh was an extremely coins while the other kept the complex character. bear at bay by pelting him with : stones. : 6 Bobcats Welcomed athe ution at: at Go oh across a stretch at Banquet.of Cub Pack we dh perp wreryad eeeneng Six Bobcats were welcomed and {keeps its snakes, including several sworn in by Leonard Guinther, cub-| venomous varieties. master of Pack 65, sponsored by ie ee Malkim Schoo] when more than 90 picked up two 3040. fabrics to choose from. They married Feb, 11, 1955, $44°75 BILL WARNER Willet _ Fe 4-0943 . er OPENING _ _ THURSDAY — March 14, 1957 \ See Temerrew's Ad fer Program BLUE SKY — HOLLYWOOD @ — Actress at Your Butterfield Theaters! MA 42151 | { _ SUN.—MON.—TUES, ss = FIGHTIN Exclusive FIRST-RUN SHOWINGS x x at a ae | ne UR Pritstacel 5:32, 7:32, 9:85, A couple of teeners end their love-and-run battle with today’s , Peacetime Army! : “ALCATRAZ ISLAND” i, Ney Golden now what you're bossing when you put this Buick =f Bente, i Drumstick NTuRY through its pacesP 7 i Contcience, I fohig tn #0 Yous tons tom A big and substantial automobile—sure. Fi reais So i I Sacon’ te Midnight’ Dotty: a A low and handsome traveler that has a brand-new the mie tem ov rage et But most of all, you're holding rein on action plus. i ie eee ee i How come? 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EVERY WOMAN ITS SLAVE! [IT CONQUERED THE WorLD| ore TF ¢ oo Siem Ts ‘ ee i = our Authorized Buick Dealer ( he Lt : | \ t for three hits and two runs. . One was a homer.. 3 : «naman ates otieptitape paler ~~ except those of Birmingham, the Tigers’ new Class AA Southern Association farm, train together as a basebail | Henley Field to play a couple innings with the big boys. Jewelers Upset, 76-72 How the mighty have fallen! tory over Boys Club, alse at Shaw's Jewelers, perennial city) PHS. Hal Hetherly led Booth Class A champion, was| with 13 points while the loser’s dethroned last night at Pontiac} Bob Johnston made 16. Booth ~—fligh~ in- the a a eae League playoffs. s tourney in Pontiac. | GAASCRE AND. wan x short tip tel sly Pa fs aang ph Be pe | adn sui ap ot aki Rare ta ooo WAG: Pee Se balers acca Sone iii oe inning Shabdigs toca Gusd “gusin up, and in his second frame on the hill he was ni the batter decided it was the one to hit it would be ' gone,” said Sheldon. Jack Dittmer liked it and sent ‘it’ over the left field wall. “| sure grvoved it,” : Sheldon said. ae ‘The former Maple ace, who led Birmingham to t straight Eastern Michigan League championships an overall 17-4 record, played his first pro season at). palate 0 Se Pee ene. : a He finished with a $-6 record and is now one of the BS 260 minor leaguers working out at . Tigertown. According to Ed Katalinas, Tiger scout, Detroit has| quit its working agreement with Palatka which would mean dispersing rookies to other clubs. _ “T hope they send me to Augusta,” said Sheldon, “I'd like to pitch some Class A ball.” Getting the opportunity to pitch against: the Big). . Leaguers is a thrill for most any rookie like Sheldon. This was especially made possible because of the fine Tigertown setup where all of the Detroit farmhands community. * * *x BGS AL, ge pr eee we The man who takes charge of the pitchers is _- Willis Hudlin, hardworking Tiger pitching coach who dons the catcher’s mitt to coach every rookie pitcher who warms up to take the mound. When the young — prospect is on the hill he watches every pitch thrown. “He sure knows his stuff about pitching,” said Shel- don. I didn’t do on eve itch.” 7 . “ Sheldon was ssaeene with the rigertah sisal “There’s an instructor to teach us every angle of base- ball out, there;” sald the. Western. Michigan. College student. Sheldon had one encouragement in his two innings against the parent players. The frame in which h - ‘get down three straight Tigers was only one of * dnnings on either side which did not etsy some scor- ing in it. At Birmingham High, Sheldon pitched under coach Lew Parry. “I don’t know how far Dick will go in the Tiger system, but he’s a smart pitcher and could do well in higher class baseb.ll.” eliminated Bestway, 51-47, at Lincoln Junior High. : é TONIGHT’S GAMES : Chass C Pha: at Lincein ¢ Merchants v5 Clase B title with = 53-51 vie- | 27 Oakland Mat — Stars in Finals. “He could tell me what I tried to do and what) Binns ‘Sie tan oth 0 1 wok ud thes tiated Oe, they may pt Raelgyareensg have to join them... jlar season opens. dg 3 [ist beg Hi a Fj al Es i S i ¥ E ee i rr int Wy HE Sig I il 5 : 5 P 3 : & z t Bae i iE a8 allowed|Class D clubs in the parent organ- Detroit|i Charleston is where many Tigers|ida title, will soon move into Tiger- -|will find themselves when the regu-jtpwn here, who will defend the Georgia-Flor-] Absent " Gale but without a couple ; Sols eho. pecbalty will’ ev by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Tiger boss Jack Tighe figured|up to Augi squad tangles -with Charleston, {today he’d use Jim Small in cen-|Durham in Class B. part in their|which is -Detroit’s largest tarm|terfield against the Braves. His de-| These p tournament. |team, many Tigers may find that/12 record. This makes the sixth straight year the defending champion has |defeated in the first round, | * © *& The National Collegiate Athletic a ee Wah Cicoiiia meskes ‘cel ie Ferguson Selected Chiefs, Skippers Face Tough Foes like Pontiac, anytime. We know it Kitchen Hits 40 ~ las Falcons Gain ‘Y’ Cage Crown Earl Kitchen poured 40 points Falcons crushed the Gators, 84-29, last night at the YMCA gym to champ) by close ounts. win the YMCA Intramural Basket- ball League tournament. __Reds' starters . will be Denny) Kitchen's 40 points were tops in Groat, 5-10 junior (16 points) and’g single game for the season and Ron Horiszny 5-11 junior who came jed the Falcons to a perfect year. in at midterm (good on the boards) ‘They had previously won the reg- at frontline posts; 6-6 John Rowan, {ular season league title. Bruce senior center {217 points in 13) ‘Ross tallied 14 points for the games) top scorer; senior Roy|Gators, 12 at the free throw line. Ferguson .and sophomore Gregg| The Falcons, along with other Eaton are the back-court men. selected players, will represent the_ Junior Tom Shipp, good floorman, |‘Y’ in the state YMCA tournament will get in frequently. in East Lansing, March 29-30. apg? come BASEBALL W-HOW ee . ) - YOU'RE THE MANAGERS Mite By BEN OLAN (Key: (R) righthanded,’ When Mayo Smith was named Pte Lown Pog is pitching for re t icago asthe Cubs ‘lead the “earegy a Ye en [Phillies 54 in the last “ot the 10th . . inning at Philadelphia, Marv Blay- comments were ‘Who's he? tock. atuirts off with on infield In two seasons at the Phils’ single. Stan Lopata nd helm, however, Smith has proved spi” gc." Lopata bunts an himself an efficient pilot, earn- throws wild in an attempt to get cel eset of his own and | piayiock at secorid base, both run- Here's a chance to match indicts raanets glee 1 and agerial strategy with Smith. His third with one out. decision pulled this game out of“ winie Jones is intentionally the fire. Would you have done woiked fifling the bases. Jim the same thing? Greengrass then receives another base on balls, forcing home Blay- lock with the tying run. Ted Kazanski (R) is the next batter with Roy Smalley (R) on deck. | ree } : : ; if 4 ees tS (oe i j ie ae, i Gey i m! 2 Ve : i : : > ’ , ? ; i ies j TER PONTIAC rms. ccrminlatt MARCH ua 1951 ay ee Regionals are scheduled to be- sishs “ent welled: iki cba tthe wlande ef that game ov: a rf i E + iF - i i Unanimous Choices Z © , counters St. Francis de he . ° — /. =“ Fg age a Fe Shia Ray, Diehm on Alll-Valley) sins, 9¢:#21t praia) maa ety a ¥8, 7:30 Dp. By H. GUY MOATS , runnerup. Chiefs won the title |St. Paul, St. Charles and Armada, Two top scorers for Pontiac without a loss, in their 14-1 sea- conqueror of Imlay City, : Aumont ve.8h, Cecilia TB 3! High School's SVC champions made son (10-0) in the Valley. - Tr 2 om. . : : nual Valley All-Star fivé, this week. |inaw’s Bill Halliday completed the|‘B’ regional title, squares off with|| ° ee They are 6-5 Hudson (Goose) Ray,|ist team.’Each had five 1st team|Utica Wednesday night at 8:15. | e _|PHS center, and sce point-maker/and five 2nd team votes. — St. Clair, last year’s regional win- Dave Diehm. =, Dick Whitmer and° Larry Peet ner here, plays the Walled Lake , ' of the Chiefs each got six votes|— Utica survivor Friday night. /\ for 2nd team berths, to join Tom os ae Fy ao tale fh Spo an ae Dick yond Pontiac district, engages Or- ton anc Rusch of Bay City| chard Lake St, Mary Thurtday | Central, : brack- | KANSAS CITY @ — The-Villaj om eee Madonna College Rebela of Cov- YOUR INDUSTRIAL ‘SUPPLY’ DISTRIBUTOR | oe ace see s . National Collegiate (NAIA) bas- ¢ T | & sii Ine. Heights: Defends ‘A’ Title ESS) Cutting Tools & Supplies, 93-91 raesh ce ha Pike Corner Coss’ Phone FE 2-0108 — : Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ” This week marks the first tour. rok * * pe 8 5 : —_ eo pprearedeathegiy Giver fio. Southern, _ Plenty of Off Street Parking Space 2 basketball crown tonight| out their regular schedules last ton from the week Jong. tourne- : ree Oe ee ton ea eee Sat his fou Dan. ee | GEM OF THE WEEK!” The Heights has won 21 straight Defending champions in C} * 5...8 Radio and TV bring us the news . oe fos ae | and its 2ist victory came|,” ~ and p won't see regional Other first round results includ-| faster so we have more time to BLENDED WHISKEY + 90 PROOF + 65% GRAIN NEOTRAL SPIRITS Friday night against this same |s°voq until later im the week. Ste-|*2,Foruand. 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FOUR TOWNS — Three Lenten A 55 > Pi Ht Fi i Fe to be t TO: PROPERTY OWNERS, QUALIFIED j,,"" "™* *ultable consideration there- interested parties wu given ity to be heard at time : eri? - Aa H | PPP LPP EO PL pursiey Punera’ Rome, PE $1211 FUNERAL HOME Ambulance | or Motor _. /SEAUTIFUL 6 GAA -s| LIKE A REAL CAR nani BARGAIN? Lots of ’em telin the Want Ads! The Pontiac Press FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 28181 From 8 a.m. te 5 p.m. \Designers 1 Closing time for advertise. ments M t water .en ent. quality leader, low cost on . pars stantial income for aver- YOUR LIFE’S MADE (fied Adsi To. solve every- shy problems icky, a oe Sear é \ ‘ be \ FP Senaseut | -gaseees2 BASIER ath Classi ] 7. wm ___2| Help Wanted Male 6 10 BOYS We need 10 boys to work one afternoon, Thursday, March 14th : from 13:00 to 4:00 p.m. Must be st least i¢ years of age. Apply in Person Monday or Tues- : ‘ day to: BERT FALKNER | CIRCULATION DEPT. PONTIAC PRESS Bieler. “tht St ivitivme Youe kee | fost voph-e* con MAN. ITY IN AGEMENT RESPONSIRIL: i i. GROWING | af yon iike working with people em merchandise, ‘! you have vision and stamina, can tor and work ha AT NEISNER'S YOU CAN LEARN: aati: PERSONNEL TION TE JOB ADVANTAG! Pon YOu at NEISNER oS ” Ambitions men looking for steady work with established manufac- tu m~—We need several District Salesmen $10.00. for good chance ,for a e eS 9:08 to bho §-2432. i MD GATE / BXCELLENT ° OPPORTUNITY Show men in family + for iatge { in tore tent sly DYE MAKER A mre ainciataes Bae | SEL : SPEEA | S000 00 Per Week, | Sexhete? ORG aa | me una ia aie ; 7 Saree seiee| PEINS RESTAURANT | fet'*todha” estctits at| ssoment"t tne poco, Car | "ilag’ ek ‘sities | Seip ein" PS tous fee 8] AND DRIVEIN | Sa Matt tae 'ucmdGs| Sevbcaie Mane Sve -borS Sous an G e Sa Seeaeae care for 3 chileren er. te $ Pa Fg hl off. Live in, ae “TE R E. ADAMS ; Fa : knowle¢ge EXPERIENCED ROUTE MAN awita— ioe ee eNO TH between . BROKER = ‘ counter. EXPERIENCED IN REAL && | 2172 , Mure Opes 9 -8| Apply of are ees Bag n & parking. N a lose to bank Excellent Bwept-Wing ‘top mis-| tive at ates ane mate; 1000 S. Woodward: Ave. Det. MR, Birmingham, Mich, tag Pecan oe | USED CAR © at! SALESMAN £. F 1 Rogiefinee X-ray - necessary if Experienced types of Iiuding chem Salary Oven j , is of wom- e is W: have an overtng for ome | ems apparel. 5 days. 40 br. week, Phone ns 1 for interview Fwd a ee $300 pave, bate | STE Emp‘oyment Agencies BA s A in reon Fharp's “ilwer y * ne 2673 farm band t in dat I R general farming, Piatess | EXP, WOMAN, CHILD CARE Help Wanted Female 7| Employment Agencies 8A ua pasagas |O0Ok oaks ioest ap. pe tain : Tn eae ae Ee oect Feared re gesagt heer) Executive Ast. |, of CONDITIONING ees... Dinin faitresses [a ci ee” ( ae WAITRESS Mink Lunch # E 2. = ay 6 Va. JOBS EXP WAITRESS WEAT ATTRAC: | ” \WWOOL PRESSER loteresting’ home study. For dows. ston Gon as Abe te, sts apt ane | Birmingham Cleaners Mt $9070 FOR ty pg oad ie YOUNG LroyY or Live in OR 3-020 ge a Rongk me dB bers BEST WAY DRIVING. SCHOOL more tor “or wacet «+s | the tuccrs oF . ' e ant other benefits w«* Jim Mar-' o> defi recations. whose who qualify Call Pr 8-"°s9 tin, at pit i ‘ow NORTH CHEVROLET sewe a xd profit sh*ring A Winkleman’s Real Estate Salesman Wanted ing. ] PREPERRED, | Gay, Tueuiay aod, Wednesday at | 22 HW Bislow i imes invited. 31 W. ___Set_w._WURSH anes SUPERIOR SALES OPPORTUNITY ea! force earning $7,000 to $13,000 per year @Q) PROTECTED TERRITORY. (4) Maximum fringe benefits, ° AE ib teatning toe ex cs wecesstul sale with. ni driig experience ; = ee . Successtu' ace oo Susann) stermacia | eitchched rrtiory” ve er 9100 per week. Apply 115 WN. wit. FEA Sar a 4 Ra. | PBX ionist L Receptionist $200 Investment schoo} 3 cnt dren. All t to wi i > mn. . ans a FE 7-6252 after Re tA rd, in thelr os Ll downtown sie" sens ———— Cashier expe’ to rE 4 3) Bs om OFFICE GIRL girl with tome Knowledge ot BLOOMFIELD — |Tv FASHION SHOP | tines. ugg S, EXPANDING NATIONAL PHAR. 9 Fg BR 4 co gy | | ee ae MA M. i . : rar sgeeee ne ogee | ut ag' G6 cet | Sry fie "ete ts | "MOGI Sg” oeocwastas to e—s00d = ae rer essary, See Mr. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR bend eae Pa a it aad "experienee aise Sapenans |- experience “to 'terk in mpasre | Possible Part-Time Work ‘RECRETARY ____ftelp Wanted a ear ape ..*| MEN & GIRLS |, Sipser 7 . tive tr, . Martied with » fam- UPHOLSTERER es, vacation pay, bonUs. see » WOMEN, FULL OR PART : Res FE 8-100 Parma, #710 win time sel ad- Work Ww. aa Sa : “ all around bag i ; guns seta, Me capital GIRLS —~ . anted Male 10 ‘ MA REAL ESTATE GALESMENOR| sf pou type be words «. mimute | febMt. PE eat ___Tel-Huron peal comet . EVELYN e. ae ses "teoclaisy I. NO LAUNDRY: ASs- : Stay mien. . teom., bath, EDWARDS —— tione ib your or atee oe | : rol” nirminghame “Mi 'esese, | VOCATIONAL COUNSELING | Bomtine executive,” : , TRL CREDIT . a time work. Must have school Graebner’s “MICHIGAN'S 4 t Zz = Zz > g 1% te = m REEMA? hat 1 a _|SUARANTEED TY ‘TV REPAIR” ANY “Astin Norvel Agen 2 ‘AUTO, “INSURANCE > + pe a Nicholie & ates Co. . Mt (HAN REALTY FIRT, WIND. *Peone “REDUCED RATES os Large van sere Smith g Pre e you. Oxw Trucks to Rent AND ‘4 ton pickups 142 ton stakes Dump trucks Semi-trailer TRACTORS Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. = j tKE ST. | . )_ EM 3003 Wed. C Contracts, Mtgs. 32 | | ee Prien i Realtor 2338 Orchar PE 44563 oR NEEDED : Be etek Some Sate. ‘Phone Or Sart i Ee ‘S00, 000.00 PE tly fats a ay Se ee: MAHAN iA | Wanted Real Estate 32A) —R BEWITCHED BOTHERED | BEWILDERED ot fad BAe on Tee Ene BUYERS WAITING Por Get oS Ted J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor os ae or oe ale, land contracts, Or -have e Bwy. "CASH xs Humphries in See petratinled NEVER COMES! - OY Ea Res Seeks te. Phone Us now about selling ty. We We pe lone: iit of prorpe to -" . Dorothy Snyder Lavender Fr odat ar dives. MU cent 2 BEDROOM HOMES 3 BEDROOM HOMES 4 BEDROOM HOMES REAL QUICK Edw. M. eee, Realtor Ph. FE 5410s Near school. Garden space. RE- pasiicn soot or wo 8. BIG. TR ROYAL OAK 3 rm., beautiful new bidg. refrig.. rbd is Near trans. eee UN i. = Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 WALLED LK. mop ~ a Reasonable. = BROOM HOt =. PART! . we: EDROOM: COMPLET! At & Cs ty OM ii : TT! Cotta it Dr. MU eset “4 aquire at _Tes Dr. etmom site fame vengucg | Hitter to'sai "|For Sale Houses 43/ For Sale Houses 43) #8? EA EMER , lot, high & ary, anchor) a _ | toilet ‘and lavatory, Pull tnsule- | Comfortable Ranch FOR COLORED __ | OFF JOSLYN, BUNGALOW 2 BED.- | Just the home for a retired couple. 2-Bedroom Brick cash to morgage. ve r *% Lake, 4 miles ay 4-. tion, electric hot water, ‘good lo- 1349 ‘Priced, at Seeted .] reoms, room, modern; Brick duplex on paved streets. East of Auburn | § = ; = : ok. eo is “Tuke Oves Cl Suiy 450s month NP HN | Gited3 bedroom: exeeemt payed, arent ‘pours forme | rage take car’ and'cash Ay dows | bath up lving room, kienen win | Ws Denall Pome Bee | WEST IROQUOIS — os : TE rsa nek oes wun | Cairoux-Fronks| Sei "ses ore =: Ce eter tio Gi | DRAM, bimenlow, Perey Park, 2 PecuS Ee tm htt’ | pases ree cones |” Jo loved Sooo Ml, a we jor you and your family to move| - GENERAL, REAI ance. Before i ce. A real ipenen wily. tow “Weneles| on aaber hamter Wee. bene’ hardwood floors, 1 “baths, ‘fireplace, and sun: White Bros. | &, Shoe oi she aes | an Gin ey A PEATEs |” Sure abot wll howe! secon "Sau OS “Pet | norms, nepepe nent tov-| Se asa ae ein co flame | Htar'swtoet. Ate Ket | Sitch bate Bote” ’ bad : - fier eataoreeasre in, thas Ra s Las ral - 2 a ,» me. i. We | Medel Po. Fw sent or om 3.1208) 294 5°02 acd her's full base | NEW BUNGALOW | | #3 Powriac LARE RD. Leslie B. Middleton _ | Mek. Gaetan ‘woe eek | _” - 62 GREEN: ST, seen tbe truly -appree” | OAKLAND AVE, eres payments, Fu| meat, Wi on, oll furmece. Par-| Gas HEAT.— Den & two bed-| homes with full basements. enoken | FE 00s Seam Gap Seek, Soote came Soyer | The 0 eee ene ee een | This ts an clean & | SROCHESTER AREA] | Sev'she iiciaas:| Ee RS Mee | ee | Make tren and hn tase |, Rose McLarty, Broker | Hiei" stunr"g™asirars | 4 nec Wtsgwon’S rom | fests St ta a a ESLER : , _ ment. FE 2-2162 or FE with . Part base- ——. , . Cardone time will soon be here! | Ripuih storm & screens, vene- Sylvan Manor 2 a Whi B 82 ment Fas. seam Pers Sase- sum porch, Jeet Me, Sik & lores Setrm._ dove, nice Re: x chicken eo home with #2-| 15 Days Possession +100 down: $10 per Mo tive 3 & 4 bedroom suacs | ~ ite Bros. — eck tne | setees strees, from, proper bsmt., gas heat, 2 car garage. s Pa at potter soary 3 bearoom ame sea "4 may 000 and vine ; $15.- | Model Ph. FE $8851 or OR 3-1295 DORRIS foo Bt, & Gen. Hoop. _— ‘g Es oe ee ee =, HEPARI room. Also full stair-| LAKE FRONT los : = LAKE ORION AREA ED ‘poeancome - + Soe temo me | Saly"nt ‘mea nca! | Seeuuben.uarerog =m |Pine Lake Area, | ania is gop ine glee | ace tard anivace |uger suit memumem| RO a ohn K irwin 3 3 . ‘ e : 5 s a mrad ot orn srvaad = large, rooms, ‘an fore buying. See these new | Jy used as sete lan Ty | SYLWAN, SHORES SUB. “inlea_ counter op, dining lh with pins looms aot ‘batt with a wong teas 3 ' ey Soet fig clennet quick sae Biatsoe. ad From fi], to. $98.00 Ear ck. WEBSTER, REAL STATE fone Pies or tot in | ued bath & Utility room. Tiled Fie ani h oti ve tes Eve. FE ¢2019 = . i car al A ' f - 4 Te —— | floors, gas heat, gas wa- . 4 4 -f * aes et SJR. Hiltz — joternms - . GT's $300 Down ie Scien wet | tee gen wet wet |- GILES REALTY CO. Templeton - | Restor , Attractive 2 nod 3 cedrocm | 4 $13,200 Full Price home in periect condition. Many | Sho" "paved “ieeste fe Cioue ts |? MOROH ET, ., PES) ATRURN HEIGHTS af Perry St iY. Boe en Lake. Priced at $29,500 to| Bomes Uillity room & built in| qusesnds Cail am, Se Bee. Ss Foes mew 4 rms. and : ; 3 bedrooms, ¢ room, tiving Sen te Oe) Sue we eee ——ee x. HEMPSTEAD space. "tiled beth ‘and ‘kitchen age brick and. full basement. si KNUDSEN a Qpen Daily & Sunday : 102 E. Huron Bt wood floors, ail Breeze- and feecedin ‘beck yard.” This Lower Straits Lake UNION LAKE BUNGALOW | FE 4428) Eve. FE 5.0510 O O] } way and Large : home bas @ Sew off furnace end ; . $7,200 is the full price of BRE ¢ Se 8 i Jute. Bright asd clean, ax the | T>) 1 W Ve, Pree Aso is the. buy’ of the "moms | Donelson Park bss Artis "$1,300 down, Call | Wea Commerce Ra. 1 mite proverbial sliver dolla. A heme ton S| vor uerren woes APPROX. 9 ACRES* | at $8,500. appointment BRICK — 2 now for appointment to sce | Teuton ‘Miller l mile to Greet vy beauty This new 3 bed ranch 2 bedrms., full bath. New ot! fur aS now. = - fireplaces, carpeted li SS Se ee ik we wodern rooms,| style home has such features TRADE nace, Hot water heater, approx. Ss bath and kitchen A wonder- = Lore. LOW DOWN PATMENTS. garage. Oue of the fine corner * to wall car- bedroom with barn and of small lake: | ae . * Drayton Woods . ful value at $21,000. At 3458 Mandrake. Priced > lots im this foox300 panne, Steten hes bear ee cleo ee PS eee ees |. Eniy_ 812.500 Substantial down a ao A “home in a fine locs ; KUSCHELL lawn, shade ond shrubs. Stone's stove, oven & washer, only 2 Years old, west er W. of Pontiac, 5 erm itchen. full plastic| ton. You enjoy this ‘comiortasie | West Suburban SYLVAN REALTY co. | iit2 one JO osm} throw from lake. Ideal for re-| 3%, bathrooms, recreation room | subunead, and prieed right St KT Templeton, Realtor ie shower, the best) hom pow See te Practically new custom built | ~ A) co; CORSTARENG | BRIE BONE . Compre. rage, and many more | wonder. 2339 Orchard Rd. PE 44503 auto. be storms RS kitchen eee sectenier. leat: |IN SELVAN SHOPPING CENTER | Death up, Bring room with fire: Tiasnerk bev os alieevenl bar sa) alee 6 Fe bana SS Aes : ventilated bedrooms. - 3 om VD with terms. 5 egg brick and frame : at LF —Fapeatitaaee Oh gy —— es ine, bath snd kienee ave DUE TO AUSINESS piace, dining = room. Ureanteat you ate interested in a two) HO] MES-BARTRAM " full basement. ges beat. . the’ best. Priced at $9,600. | hesk. , kitchen & bath | Haliy. “te ‘sure’ to” investigate : sXe Car gerege, now carpeting. . book Gane, Wincteted walle ond ; New, partly finished 3. bedroom | So72,,,F ull Dasement. ofl emt | this ad. in good condi- 4293 _Dixie Hwy. low peyments my cement The home ies| hardwood foots, throughout WM. H. KNUDSEN | ome with large, utilities & tee- | lots. car garage, $20,500. terms. | ots” ‘Dendy Sear werent. Fire | teatar —— —e } ala cee fiscr,| betes, A very large landscape | an REALTOR lek say g0.880 Srfame | WILLIS M. BREWER large ‘Gesirable rooms “ang, beth | ville | Steam heat, is ot Be. ed, baa] Soe TR Stsi¢__Fren_ Call TF RED HORSE CORP, |MAa'btsn re some FE Stim | best Bus, af door. roverty, b far convalescent home. | 4 awry brick home win ¢ ved Every Evening From Store, gas furnace, slum = WEST SUBURBAN $01 Case-Etisabets Rd. PE 49252 | 108 FT LAE FROME hoes pinay 5S Werte as : : eit East Hive Priced si)” : peted living ‘room, large kitchen | | CO) Fie Vie ag dy hg ; = Sfatee fails: , DISCOVER — One OXFORD INCOME 6 & 7 rm. houses from | tmmedia this ‘with easy terms. With birch “cupboards. ME | felt team. ost to.| poe pas tone ows wet! White Bros nities Lease, 2 when you! enn tat teense Priced. ce ale ait . houses for colored with $1,500 dn. Stiles Corner’ lon 3 - es — bare inepeet CLARK REAL ESTATE ihn yy lh calla “| BS Seer P. W. DINNAN car Needs, some wirk, | Model Ph. FE 98851 or OR 31206 . on rE or FE +4813 ” : <. Spadhaaed dodasmie . but substantial home, : "SON nea Sundays . #825 DOwN ap Lot” ona @¢_W._Huron FE 42577 | on terms, Consider trade. ADAMS - .| A. JOHNSON, Realtor the tor com : Service _ REALTORS On this 2 bedroom bungalow. 20ned commercial i] paix cies > 1704 S. Tele age Rd. Gry basement, auto. hes ca Ever ti $ Sunday io’ to 8| carport, lot G0x3%2 on paved | only $11,800-—terms, | y iui‘ ae can ciate | Beem GO Sint FE 4.253 gees fal the Sit OMON LAKE OFFICE | =e , Fit sisse ‘gown or ony scren | sTncal inapeetion, We efter thie | —— — doors, all birch cupboards. : : fe eet more monthly, one — TIPLE LISTING VICE SLATE Llc mite ome tor newiywets or|* SEPP som sour. rant vee | J. AL, LAYIOL.... BEST @UYS | femwem, “Sabai Tedat"ipter:| b. Sea shore Your, per sc sr Soe meat” icp . = 1 an 000 with $1,000; ment, large house and ‘ $750 Down : homey rooms, ‘dandy base-| tract . Gas heat, 2 car ' stone’s throw of “ew mod- Elizabeth Lake Rd. | Late priv. Only 96. #000 | ool ahed. Pull price only 96.9% | REALTOR | vasunamen | * S scens” tected ta wer | mente gerece, furniture tnel. for the in- x | $FR Eiade ‘choot and. suntor New pom ay Rg : with terms. 4 Ave. a ‘or, full, basement.» heat. : ie See Pores oh enly Sih. : en oF ; water, sew- ith breeckiea| Utiot Lake priv. Very nest 2| peony PARE rage. It is « home that has schools, consisting of 2 three ens and 2 car attached garages. VILLAGE [eins stows | Som fy oatiin es mace eat | opal stiecteg prea ae vce ths one first month. Only $8500 with $1400 nd high gehool.. Pric ara nigra olen ase OTTAWA DRIVE Nine-Room Income : 5 many homes. Just 2 S “h Asahi bic nome ot wotig | Dah pryet_ enti, Com $500 DOWN wage Take’ pond” Ait or Ce uett amily, 6 letely furnished. Two full Immediate _possesson on Sic Soon or Mare : $ecroome sursery ot den. baths, 2 car garage, 65x235 this large § room home REALTOR Tom. | basement ee een feet De Teee Foe She oil furnace, “Sele wet Sylvan Lake Front Largest Selection of dest buys Spence. electric w Walk- New contemporary ranch home Pontiac Foestene ‘Atacted 2 ‘car. |Five-Bedroom Home ui Onl’ grate - 5 eaten dapge ant oem peepee PHONE EM 34196 gerage, Convenient to Web- $8300 total price. Full base- ' ana car ge 7404 E. Highland Rd. Washington and Poo- | ment. gas. beat, very neat : * Bytasor api and see-| ___10 Mules West of Pontie _ tee yo Pea and ¢ me. Lots of LAKEFRONT ang : ~~ , oie SE Pa Segara! Hospital trees and shrubs. Cail today Cute and | “hie! bedroom gee carpeting in 4 rooms, and {DRAYTON felon ge a ing 180 frontage | Vacant . freckees am ay Mark St gage. ein! ce mort : ‘One lot im ae ee Sa k and large s hee sang fly home| WeEW, 2 bec Reg gt with and garage. “Glassed tn furaiched Sed ready te tothe mgood, eaals| oat Spore. Dee, Vee ; pone porch suburban. only $0459 with $2, p A : a end Fy gow cluding taxes and ‘a oi 7 tee teas, [Lake Front | Rely M. Stout, Realtor | ° /” cele Stare 2, rear yard, 3 car garage. Pos. PONTIAC - ee. ay SS Wee ene eS te, , “Even Eves Till 8:30 ae nies im | See [Sen ee inttiubi $i Do, | thm 3 rg | a: ‘ ' is eer 4 Bedrms,, $1 509 Dn. iS | 34 story, 5 bed ; in, aa Ris |) eres |” NS MEAL TOMagra equ] trees Pos we, | THESE BUYS TODAY }) ae through Classified | Ads! Open wvenings and Sunday ta | daa ane 1 ge AS o. | me deems an a : OT |: : Yes, whatever it is’ dial hs Pat She GA YLORD FE (28181 for an ad: | | -R-|KENNEDY | at cad bia os oe i +00 cee FE, 4.9584 | writer\ and get itl» Bley POO Cad RK. NR \ENe ma) eV YS 4X é fey : \ \ eae | ¥ | ( Ny \ ys | Pi t . A uN, \ Hey ae "INVESTORS ~ 80 acres, pa re Be eT \ \ i 3 } Te Buy-To Sell~To Insure. Rd Buy Thru Partridge th 30) List Thru Partridge fetes ORCHARD LAKE RD. ony $3,008 down. vrose of SAE or on 3-1872 Eves. &-Sunday 10 78 ACRES : or rome fake fron ope Bateman © ~Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528| &.» 8. Eves. & Sun. SYLVAN REALTY CO. RSYLVAN SUCEEINO CENTER Buy Thru Partridge ‘List Thru Pastridg e fae Se Standard Oil pee’ 20 acres—312 ft. frontage on pave- a , te person Erect ie tey Bz | Reig et oh ea SPECIAL BUY =. : Giroux-Franks SUPER MARKET RIDGEWAY : re ual Re Sm *29. to *500 x” see “down will "bendle. |= : ‘You can get i Quickly on your! oR : 2ey yg ae ers eee| © LIQUOR BAR. | Eien ore Go| ee 8 gen ne Doroth ‘Snyder Lavender! Average gross $00,000 yearly by} You with Your money pri ae ne “Ealabiehed 29 Years" Sos a coserelinmaah, "coulee “ot STATE SWAP, BOY OR SELL — CALL 7a sail ot eran HE saar_|- Yor "aos ae, oy Ca | ent Se eee “outsoun __Fet, Sle Farms #8| Feet GE sGe| FINANCE CO, | Sie Se Peg = Se ART Pe dea ae. ate Pape, CAEEERGR? ; Owner has 2 stores, - will sacri - WITH io . OR 31M praines Secret ee) aie ete | convipence [san july Suny 3 pe ~ Sesere farmm a nortn| Sxpress Will met $12,000 | enc _ wiusencle cor. | Side, #50 M. long, for smailer et Oxford. % mile Ce) ek. Cee oe ee re yg oe Ray A frailer, tree & clear. Must have mo | iu Maer ges iit years of experience, ‘You | WILL TRADE 96.000 EQUITY IN : : raplyo.the earns lesa, | Gave Suatgady™ ‘acome and tan | “house omtbuidinen, fruit rosy fire, ome’ business ‘like | Make Teeular | stock” & tools. 19 miles of GM WHITE | $58 Sete) Ge ae | Baie Beds Pea nh sogerlae eee waliy same ‘dey. wr] gene, Secess sate. Westen. Mate BROS. | STATEWIDE | “Household Finance | i amcr- ox Tape tom x ‘ Estate Service of Pontiac = or Martin 40 outboard motor or roan TBAT on ary nhs eae MADER, | Sess Shae By Be Saner GC. tidale, 1sb “albert A : Exc. Business Site » Buckner Customers «| 20. Rochester. cleare milk and Very nice building . 2250 sq. Are For Sale Clothing 56 rir batting, boone, torn| iain wy” ood. apotTor ase , i naga ict ch Pea he meeeetes gues | Happy Folks |»garpe mam coat saz Hale, Highland. Sell or lea op-| Buckner's Em serve witly a iipSA' to 04k. Bliver Fox | easy ASHER > Buy Thru Partrid to bar. te Sen wh bande.” | forage ont Ileal manner, a Lic Thru. Pa phat a K. L. Templeton, Realtor hers courtesy and Kindness are clothing : Brass fireplace ae te oe Oni eEanl™ °| ep ce ade ateitad 880 Acres, inke farm. Oskiand oo laundry (90 Were. Pp 2 mo we Several INNAN’ 4 — * pa oe » W. DINNAN | | der "henarg ae rar 40 $8°0, Up to 4 months 8 Heron _?E_¢=7 to start tm busin U Small Farm ‘ee — CKNER Wuierford Good "soll goot |” supplring mationaly oe! » pEINANCE CO. a oy hy m.howee or op neces ey. Can be, fal of “tt DEE HiONwAay Screp & Iron 356A 32 ft. rear , 2car ge for man or 4roman, Requires | 999 B+ RD» ON. At, EG Bate g tae re agence Gtraaserrte dias | Sat seeps race | Se con bree, Gack” | PERE Sha toM? Ooms . Adjoining 10 acres | write Poptiae Press, Box 90.| GET CASH QUICKLY |iian pdoLLaAR FOR & can be purchased. If you , recked cars. FE — MY walt—you may be too iate! - 29-5492 Edw. M. Stout, Real a CN on lake. | “BUD” . bust- INVESTMENT | - AT FARM PRICE. pcos. fle f mtag or idwin kd oisteal MD 5 hac 10) ‘panes ab rave: TORG, | Be REAL : 1050 W. HURON ST, OPER EVE, "TIL 8 - ae ers ae si a : E. ms Soul THE /ANSWER: -TO| a7 Ae YOUR PROBLEM: To sell, rent,) ere * . Bog a aE Be eee ae a ae ; = lca | sat 7 4 { nt oA Bee 2) a : i 4 ¥ : ‘s Xj yi ‘ j ‘ Wy ¢ ‘+ 4 \ é te Wat Ads { $ « see ° ; gorse. a : butiding eg os “LET'S TALK _ - BUSINESS” Hardware—Trade gag ea gross. Same MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION oma eae _ Sale Land Contracts 52 20% DISCOUNT bedroom house JIM you $6,008. RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor 262 4. on Le] on % acre 4 WRIGH' M : ne be Laas 53 en in |R. J. VALUET, Realtor M5 > AVE. rE GARLAND AVE, | FE bass |—~"$1420 DISCOUNT lot. Om Fe ~ BENEFICIAL WHEN YOU NEED MODEST MAIDENS idea how to shift him!” e sae PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, PE le ae Se wile a _* iy “ eB | oi wend a ee . “This horse has seven gaits, but I haven't the slightest “By Jay Alaa _ Mortgage Ga LOANS—$600 to $1,500 1. For ‘on 3 k t - : i af i a ESE*S 8835 pen : Pei! 3 the Up to $500 other se- STATE BANK BLDG. -9206 Pits Tee eash here to cea p< Aged leftover eas: $500 oans 54). ta ipl Ros ee su. FE Said POR THE. AT OR TERMS We buy, ‘sell-or trade. Come out end look around 2 acres of free $9241 arEmeG Foy FARE, but @ ict bay Fm Bh. . i i 383. Orchard Lake @ and | , ¥ 2 if i me 1% SAG: mn aa AYR ai * \ 4 f BEIGE CAR- . 9% th zx 12 r 5:00. FE \ | ‘ I - | COAL & wale MA- is Order now best the MARCH 12, 1957 as i en 3 : vanity bench chairs r ro WANS 18_W. Pike Ft. PE _¢1123 Used Trade-In Dept. 2 lamp — Haywood ~~ Se. (eee bene aera ananre eee ee Re ee ee ewes TV and Appliance Sale asher @uto. washer .......«. r © weeeee leat table with 3 extra leaves. ¢ 48229. : ~~ WASH YOUR DISHES AUTOMATICALLY GE DISHWASHER NEEDS $190.95 TRIAL L. A. WAGNER CO. _Phone PE 5-0221 WASHING tional with sevtomatic Dp. sis.se value $69.95 Orchard Lake lock SUPPL Orchard ‘ake Ave, a9 ee PLYSCORE 4.75 4 cec ayer! Northern Lmber Co. 1940 e Lake RG. EM 3-4171 a oxi? RUG & PAD. HIGHCHAIN & misc. articles, FE 40606. a 8A ° jointer, 1% H oat = = pay you ‘ Pe 7 Le py available HASKINS CHEVROLET -~ “Oakland County's tee Dealer” “FORD SUB- miles, all equipment. lite AT RD. Lake Orion Motor Sales FORD-MERCURY MY 2.2611 STUDEBAKER tet Seen Scoot oat CUSTOM LINE *4-Door, 8Cyl, - » “Radio and Heater Overdrive $1350 wits ARRY __Ob 1071 — ~SQvITY ON Custom. R. H. Automatic |._Call_sfier 6 OR 3-3193. oPSA aS SHARPEST i082 |” Ford 3-035. "50 PLYMOUTH * 46 PONTIAC 1962 Mich, Best offer, on “MERCU RY “MONTEREY © _4DR.,R.& H. $1950 LARRY EROME’ -_ OL om "54 FORD VICTORIA top. © bottom. 1 heater. Ford-O-Matic. Nearly new er 6. | WANTED AT ONCE: A w home for oe, ts | seeesct iG OF A NEW CAR AND TRUCK OR | - A GOOD USED CAR? - CHECK OUR DEAL FIRST DALE H. HUGHES, INC. rour uous beaee, Walled Lake rakes. Ra, Suburban Motors Co. Inc. | 365 8. Woodward Birmingham Olds ell . | BY PRIVATE ©" Ee Economy Cars, 23 Auburn off Sag. Super Bet al desler, You save. ONE HUNDRED CARS is) KAISER 4 DR. GOOD RUB- ber and runs good. First reason-| able offer takes it. OR 3-7065 of 314 1951 RAMBLER | FE e770 CHEVROLET 1955 2 door sedan, V-8 en Hihaare sin redto aad belter. $1195 Low down payment NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham po. a en, Vs et PE ATION | Why Drive The Old Bus... when you can get one of these reconditioned used cats at bargain prices? Come in and look these cars over! $395 "$1 Dotige 4 dr. sedan, seat covers, mechanically © sound. ‘ $695 "$9 Ford. radio & heater, very good transportation $1695 | ‘96 Ford Customline dr, sedan, “radio & heater, peautiful’ tri-tone E $805 83 Buick super 2 dr. sedan, radio ® hester Dynaflow. BUICK | FE 2910 eos Lake Ane ee oe “cy? OWENS . Your FORD Dealer a 1959 FORD Ove ee A 219 Bim PE Saat. af after 9 a.m $1,500 cash. E GET ais ? 588 eS Sat) be . om & See Caner Fae nata a a i Also several others West Side Used Cars ssreesapiory caeenseng TL: = one. ‘Very ensy terms | NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. 51405 | oryour ear down = / UP TO 36 MOS. ON Bay, © TAKE ANTAGE OF / OUR Low LOCATION. amare HASKIN CHEVRG ET “Oakland Countys Fastest st Gro ‘ing as ua"'’ teeth “Oyen s nites "ut Ser, as A WE | 1952 CHEVY PAL BUY BUY 195] $5 DOWN. $5 ’ : ii Ss WISE |... who buys his used car before the spring rush. 1'56 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan, Heater,’ W/Wall /Tires, Push Button — f fall /Tires, Vv-4, SOUTH PE RRY | ST. ae oon Acne w.. PS & PB. Autronie ‘ . s [Pomp Vameaee IRLANE «VICTORIA. ent j “Bright AUTO SUPER MKT. | ’56 Pontiac Starchief Cat. *56 Olds 98 Dix. Hol. Sed. 56 Cadillac 62 Sedan "56 Cadillac Convertible *55 Chevrolet Convertible - 55 Olds 98 Convertible *55 Pontiac 2-Door *55 Olds 2-Door "55 Cadillac Coupe 55 Buick 4-Door 55 Pontiac 2-Door ’54 Cadillac 62 Sedan’ 54 Buick Sedan 54 Pontiac Sedan *54 Olds 98 Sedan *53 Cadillac 62 Sedan *53 Olds Sedan 53 Pontiac Convertible 53 Chevrolet 2-Door 52 Olds 4-Door 52 Pontiac 4-Door ’52 Nash 4-Door *§2 Ford 2-Door Olds. 4°51 Chevrolet Club: Coupe .|'51 Ford Convertible. ’51 Olds 98 Convertible . "51 Cadillac 62 4Door | Purchase one. 1950 Brick mare \ | for $245. Get another I uitk - absolutely FRE jf an till 4 : BROWN . "49 ais ARE YQU Expecting Too Much From Your Old Car? “O.K.” Used Car Buys $] "56 Chevrolet Bel Air HARDTOP, 8 radio & heater W-Walls, T BLUE Proves” & "irate, = Cheyrolet Bel Air .. $1195 | 56 Syd C vomdr. HAWK SERIES. W-Walis, Tipectris ie Sharp 3 Chevrolet Bel Air bute * aang. many extras — $7 Fd 4 Plymouth Dix. 2 Dr.’ Heate OREN “pein : oe $69. "53 Chevrolet 210 2 DOOR, Radio & heater, saddle Shiny BLACK, radio & heater, rune good. 56 Chevrolet Bel- Air $3195 55 Cadillac Cpe, Pele - $1095 ‘libs ; _ Hargreaves. : : CASS AND GARLAND AN, $1595 SA Ford Custom 2 Dr. ...$ 895 V-4 Sedan, Radio & H '53 Dodge Coronet 2 Dr.. .$ 645 Radio & Heater. wi all Tires, Gyromatic | ‘54 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedan .$ 895 Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Hydramatic '55 Plymouth Belvedere $1495 . Hardtop, Radio/& Heater, W/Wall Tires, Powerflite gos Buick uper Hardtop .$1695 W/Wall Tires, Dynafiow, Power r, W/Wall Tires, Fordomatic $1595 . Radio & Heater, Power Olide, w tat Tires, lymouth 2 Dr sedan $1345 & Heater. W/Wall Tires, Powe?fiite # re Special 4 Dr, . .$2295 Power Equipped and Sharp uick Hardtop Super $ 805 ; eo ~ Heater, Dynafiow, W/Walj Tires 93 Pontiac Catalina. je peng A Pk pt yarematic, Power Steer- z DeSoto Fireflite 4 Dr, $1695. Sedan. See this one Olds Super 88 4 Dr. . S 795 beg Ford ‘Victoria ae Radio & Heater, Fordomatic, W/Wall Tires *|'54 Olds 984 Dr. ........$1595} Sedan, Pull Power ‘54 Plymouth Savoy 2Dr.$ 795 $5.00 DOWN ON FOLLOWING 53 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sed. _°2 Plymouth 2:Dr. 150 DeSoto 4Dr, Sedan ry iho agua +... 895 - $1595 , (49 Ford Convertible — ei Chrysler 4-Dr. ="| SCHUTZ Motors _ DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer. & _1HE POW’ mIAC PRESS. TUESDAY. MARCH 12, vost WA eeY ae Searches for Gi rl CallsKe Kasper ; Look Who's Throwing | Race-Agitator | Lacy, Purple Garters Florida Legislator Says ae SRL WHO ist Makes NEW YORK — I dashed sround to the Ziegfeld Follies andy living That Way —roue that I am—matched one of the Follles Girl's garters. _/TALAHASSEE, Fis. » — ribboned. Bea rides. wooden moon areund the ; Phi John ee tossing garters, and when she flung one up at me in a box, _/ “protessional agitator” by a mem-| 1 bowed and clapped the garter to my heart. / ber of the Florida Legislative ” con “You old ham! she sald, recognizing me. — to give further : ~~ + 2 to om . icles “ann tr eobinwel = The tall, 2 ge. Shapely singer ‘yesterday that, he, once mingled|ott to © hospital tor — of all Negroes “socially th ase ch M examin cat distinction” and thet be belune . a : ‘ to Alabama in April 1956.| A little chorus gal—Paula * om Wayne of Oklahoma — sub- ee ee ees stituted for her in the show- nearly hours Kasper's| stopping “Salesmanship” testimony, accused him of being) number—while her husband, ing tou, enied Rawis’ sccum}| 1n-lnw, filled the place with | a tion. : applause. (She was excel- : x -% lent.) aA MIKI MARLO * Kasper was a key figure in the} Then I peeked in on the show girls of the Follies. They renal — b followed! average one divorce each 37% bust, 25 years in age, 5-feet-8 sg epieg cane (oon gr reste eden ‘ “But it's mostly in the bust,” said one. Navy Life Theme - . — “ : THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . oe of Traveling Unit | stiocxed ty'the death of Actor Bill Johnson were Mike and Paula Sloane — he'd just agreed to do their show, “Rumple” Julie Wilson's keeping her hair honey-blonde. Feels she looks re-|sexier ,. . The “Auntie Mame” produéers will shortly see Irene i / through Sunday. “Walk Dunne’ (among others) in LA about being Res Russell's re- thrown the "Tat anit Inected| Placement, after Jan. 18, ‘58. at 370 S. Saginaw St. Lauren Bacall comes east next month x 2 @ for the “Designing Woman” premiere . . ‘The exhibit is open to the public,| Pert Cheryl Kubert added spice to IV's trée of charge, from 11 a.m. to|“Broken Barrier” show. 6 p.m. weekdays and Saturday, * * * and 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Py Housed in the two semitractor, Abbe Lane may sue NBC; gashed her trailers are displays of Navy|foot on a piece of glass onstage... equipment, model ships, jet en-/Shirley Jones is up for the “Peyton gines and other “features of Navy|piace” film ... H'wood duo: Arthur Loew Jr. and Rita Moreno. Judy Garland Sponsored by the U. &. Rubbe'|takes her act to Paris, ‘EARLS PEARLS . . . Holly- wood marriages must be made in heayen;—there’s no earthly rea- ‘son for some of 'em. x * * WISH rp SAID THAT: “An egotist is a fellow who thinks he’s smarter than you are—though you know he isn't.” CHERYL KUBERT | : ROS TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Rusty Draper claims he has all his sults made to order. Only thing it, he has to wait for his wife to give the order, That's earl, brother. (Copyright 195%) “ : aia We ee : ‘ : ‘ : $ re ) : ] Fifth Avenue fo Have - fi : 4 3 . ; < a sae Green Center Stripe 15 Tilted : . . commas ummm tol istanded = ; 8 tJ | NEW YORK (Ns) —.Sure a P wpecccee: . a -_ flittle bit of green will fall from . Se Gonducted peep —] [ott New York City’s paint brushes ta anal “SE Seeuece & nF i! rei z ; i Red Cross fo Check mS pe eee a -- Today's Television Programs -~\67e Oitices i Fo Weathercast. (2) .j%3—(7) Cheyenne. “Big Ghost)11:19—(9) Weathervane. Presents—Beulali,(7)My Little} , er Prosecutor Frederick : tt 11:25—(2) Nightwatch — Theater. pnd House (4 Ten | ‘ill Probably divide up the space < * s+ J:sonrt Wyatt Earp, Wyn ends . Party. : crop of singers doesn'@#00—(7) Broken Arrow. (9) Guy|,,01 then Xe "the Time of Pay-:) with Food. Free Boating Course - ‘which claimed to have ousted of a Soviet United States patterned foreign policy to the detriment of} mem Vo! Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel 4—-WWJ-TV Channel 1—-WXYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TV in Courthouse “TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS who confesses to crime he. did/9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. ay ee ae rs €:00~(T) Superman. “Tin Hero.”| not The Shory ¢ a ‘\"-phat’s the conclusion of County - Popeye News oating will be given without : Farm Report. For a Day. (9) Justice Colt. |harge to boat owners and pers: —s Jane Wyman. (2) To sans 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. — | 4:15—-(2) The Secret Storm tors who desire but the Truth, 1:00—(2) Good Morning. (4) Today. : thorough instruction, by John Kra- -\9:30—(7) Theater. “One Day at a\ (7) Little Rascals, 4:30—(2) ‘The, Edge of Night. ()/vit7 U. $. Coast Guard Auxiliary Time.” How ‘two alvoholics|8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. Mickey's Record Room. [training |s:39—(7) Wixie Wonderlant. 4:45—(4) Modern Romances, __ Sponsored Alcoholics Anonymous, starring 9:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) |5:00--(2) The Early Show. (4) It's James Daly. (9) Pick the Stars.| Romper Room. ; a Great Life. (7) Mickey Mouse (4) Drama Hour. TV commen-|9:30—(T) Stars on Seven. Club. (9) Dance Party. tator is used: by scheming inane) News, Weather. _ 5:30—(4) Gene Autry. apt é a%e! i i S : E & rn a © o |i wn B= ie |, a ce x] s. = os. = ® = still works destruction |iet Union” in the convention nor| “3. Create a basis for establish- the American way of\life; and disciaim “loyalty to the Soviet] ing more Communist fronts. still ig dedicated to the \building Union” and never supported U.S. “4. Create atmosphere for party Marx- Soviet foreign policy. “5. Meet growing rank and file Disaster Food Plans Would Raise Tax Rate to $15.20 | WA The Disaster mass feeding com- mittee of the Pontiac Chapter. i i i ‘ 4 Neighbors Find 3 Dead in California Home | MERCED, Ca if ww “Cyanid gas in here, we are too,” read the note on = front door of its three miles terday ‘| floor Emma and Gussie Steinway, 57 and 66, and their brother Au- gust, 64, = * Coroner Kenneth Riggs said notes in the house spoke of ‘“‘try- ing to end this awful misery of ours. Everything seems to go Pius XII Celebrates 18th Year as Pope VATICAN CITY (INS) — Commission to Complete Plans} Sizatis, repared” approved’, the to : ~ ltorney,- Claude Stevens, ore wil (Commercial 1 of lots 159-163 in iris" north de of Mt-_ Oi Sune ecwsre swam te me ao aa ga ge . . = on : sas Seas teats oe eee ee REET ENR te voor sta with the 60-day ruling necessary Public hearings will be held on|tiate2t, 202%, boule of from Drexel te GIANT TRADE-IN if the vote is to be held May 20,” the ‘city’s intention to construct|"f°m Montcalm to Merrimac; south wrong. . . We can't stand this; — Topping ‘a lengthy City Commis-| Following the bond vote action |45;, Barkett street to fill =. agenda — zeirll =< will be some 36 assorted items tae! from ‘eaiyn te the Feat line utions whic wi ou ' final financial details of the pro concerning the 1957 pyblic improve- ect tine of fob Site an non posed May 20 age $4 ment program. | 350,000 general obligation bond ee, the Fe line of lot st ot vote Pein City a Commission Clemens to the south line Prepared by the city’s bond at- , voters) a one mill tax hike. The|‘Ne enn ioe avenue fom Joslyn 16 Oey oadiey toe to tarot of cs tia tains teenie The publid will have. a chance to air any objections they might : 4 4 The City Commission has au- zoning to Commercial 1 of parts iis nid the followin ; thorized the vote to equip the | of three lots in the Merrimac |) 19:7. ring ssictes — ree Geet Dae se : Sidewalks and related work oh the Fs : and partially finance a meW | City Commissioners will listen|south side of Mt. Ciemens street fromi@ Phe finest in black and white 4 “ne by Hallicratters ‘ ‘ P 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 M Walter K. Willman side of Monteaim, street from Corwini@, OPEN 9 TO 9 exe Con Lethe Bea tartans eat ¢ OBELRADIO& TV Willman said last week that the| yin side of Chandler avenue from|iine of lot 107 of wood ivision;: - total package will shove the present Sanford ‘to Tasmania; Second svenue|and on. the north side of South boule- 3930 Elisabeth Lake Rd. FE +4045 | : 4 fro to Bast boulevard. city tax rate from $13.70 up a mill em, Jeslym, te, Mighwesd: Monterey /tard from DCSE Me vaitio sanerete, will £ POPCPPPPPPP AP EFPPPFFPPYYIEI nalevard For two-inch asphaltic concrete and a half to $15.20 a thousand of |5? to the north line of lot 6. and/e eit ena curb repairs on |W ir e assessed valuation. . lot @7 to the Johnson avenue from State to the , UCTIONS: Each word. is reloted to my any wrk nan from a Fimoot to — 7 seis os os possible to guess my p Shanes Oakland sa ee rs und : ing ; i : west “| of af avenge from SAMA ia Se ae Inorth line of lot 81 of assessor's plat troft, Grand Haven, & Milwaukee ihe RCA COLOR TY road; on Groce: street from Mar to . . a Mor “twosnch cub re Sales relat yervice surfac ; 1. 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