=o Se SS - PSs its Fi ye “ eM et es + — f: i¥a* * + é = i ¥ 5 Bi + : i Goiower eee te | : z 27 = i | : a a ; E | / \ = ‘ wee ee f \ 1 \ 4 ONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957-80 PAGES PONTIAC, MICHIGAN M ee Le ie ey bee is V + { & i “ : « 1 S503 sf Pa { i el is MA ’ a : * e Nations—Dulles € et Heavy Rainfall jand South Plains last y ¢arriers. who took top honors in a subscription contest included a visit with Oakland County Con- gressman William S. Broomfield before returning : AP Wirephote are (back row) Daniel Jackson, Johnny Harris, Michael Greenlee; front row: Press Suburban Circulation Manager Ario McCully, Broomfield, Harilit Optimistic on 2-County Pipeline * eb apg Bon. Boosts Huron Water Plan Water piped to Oakland County by. the Southeastern Michigan Wa- ter Authority instead of by Detroit was a growing possibility today, | Delos Hamlin, chairman of the \Oakland County Board of Super- visors said he was optimistic about la plan to bring water from Lake lragis Hunt American Blown From Plane ISTANBUL, Turkey — Iraqi officials Oamnbed through desert wastes today for the body of an Ameri- can apparently blown through the shattered window of a French girliner 18,000 feet above Iraq. The American — identified by police as J. R. Nash of Memphis, Tenn.—was en route from Tehran to Istanbul. The 31-year-old bachelor with a passion for travel was on the last leg of an aerial round-the-world trip when he _ disappeared Saturday night. . Nash's parents arrivéd in Paris the strange of their son, Jack. Although airmen described the an Warmer Weather, Showers Predicted Partly cloudy and warmer to-/¢ night and tomorrow, is the weath- erman’s forecast for the Pontiac area. Tonight’s low will be around 50 degrees. * * Scattered showers are predicted for, tomorrow, .with the thermom- aid eter reaching # high of 66-70. Huron through a pipeline owned ijointly by Gakland and Macomb Counties, The project was the subject of a a weekend conference with of- est in the count ePot-O-Gold Loot - Swells Weekly; It May Be Yours errata “4 Caught in Loop of Chain on Swing ° Twisters Bring Across Plains as Widespread Dam Is Inflicted ; DALLAS (# — Tornadoes boomed last night and riv- ers were rising today, but there was a bright side ap- parently the seven-year drought was about broken in most of the state. Ten tornadoes lashed from angry storm clouds\yarq, behind an old barn, while over the Texas Panhandle night, injuring 34 persons and inflicting heavy prop- erty damage. One man was reported missing. An lith tornado hit near Cotulla in south Texas but did little dam- age. The Trinity River approached the flood tage here and the Thunderstorms also hit central) ranchers and city dwellers. NEARLY BROKEN State officials expressed cautious The Texas highway patrol said the tornado cut through the west- ern side of the South Plains cotton marketing and ginning center of about 8,000. It said the twister injured sev- eral persons and caused heavy miles west of Littlefield. Roads were under water for a time and communications were out, Reports poured in las¢ night of (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Unique Easter Offering MOBILE, Ala, (®—Scribbled on the back of an Easter offering envelope found on the floor of a Mobile church: 34 Injured, 1 Missing Spring the grand jury and dismissal of one of three counts on the ground codefendant, Hyman I. Fischbach, a Miami, “The price tag is still on your|cial senate committee investigat- Four-year-old Roy L. Hopewell Jr, happily ran out the back door of his Waterford Township home yesterday afternoon to enjoy the weather. strangled to death by the chain of a backyard swing. The sudden tragedy turned Easter gladness into a day of mourning for the Hopewell family, 3216 Warren Dr. * * * At about 2:45 p.m., 142 hours before the family was to attend Easter services at the Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall in Drayton Plains, little Roy wanted to frolic in the warm sunshine. He skipped to the back of the Hopewell, a die-caster, and his wife Gertrude, beth 23, were at the side of the house washing the family car for the trip to church, Two younger children,.James, 3 and Susan, 2, played by their par- ents’ side. Although the seat of the swing had not yet been set in place, Roy was not daunted, Waterford Boy, 4,’°Strangles He grabbed one of the two 35- feet long chains: that hung from a tree bough, At the end of the chain was a foot-wide loop in which Hopewell planned to place a seat F ae Ma ROY L. HOPEWEZLL JR. — | 7 2 Secrefary Tells a AP Executives for Roy to sit on this summer. Roy stood on a three-foot high bench and swung off. How many times the little boy swung off and on the bench, police don't know, * * * The last time, they theorize, Roy somehow had wrapped the loop around his neck, As he swung off the bench, the boy's hands must have failed in their grip on the chain above his head, The loop, however, held. If the little boy called out, his iscreams were not heard. His mother, missing him and remembering it was time to get ready for church, went to the back of the barn, She found her son lifeless, his feet five inches off the ground, The frantic father rpshed the child to the nearby fire station in Drayton Plains. Efforts by an in- thalator crew proved fruitless. Lit- tle Roy was taken to Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital and pronounced dead. Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow from Coats Funeral home, 3141 Sashabaw Rd. Burial will be at Drayton Cemetery. Hoffa Files Plea for Dismissal Teamster No. 2 Boss Claims Prejudice and Improper Procedure WASHINGTON w — James R. Hoffa, Midwest boss of the Team- sters Union, today asked dismis- sal of an indictment accusing him {. conspiring to plant a spy on the staff of the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Hoffa's contentions in motions filed in U, §, District Court in- cluded that: He was “wrongfully deprived” of a preliminary hearing after his arrest by FBI agents March 13. The deliberations of the grand jury which indicted him March 19 were “influenced and infested by prejudica] and improper public- Jty directly originating trom the government.” In event the entire indictment is not dismissed, Hoffa asked per-| mission to inspect the minutes of the statute under which the count was framed is ‘“‘void for vague- ness." * * * This count alleges Hoffa and his Fla., lawyer, inter- fered with operations of the spe- hat and hanging out.” : South Pole Base Expects Record —120 Below Zero WASHINGTON ( — The first men to spend the winter at the South Pole expect the thermom- eter to drop to 120 below zero at midseason, the Navy said today. The world record for cold in which men have lived is 90 be- low, recorded in northeastern Si- beria in February 1933. The 18 Americans at the South Pole came within a degree of that mark April: 2, when they re- ported by radio a low of minus a. Winter comes in the, antarctic when sunimer comes in the North- ern Hemisphere. Altogether, 338 U.S. scientists tered over distances of hundreds of miles. 20-Foot Wall of Ice Converges on Homes CHEBOYGAN W—A wall of ice 20 feet high in places was blown day by a strong southeast wind. The ice moved across lawns bor- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) ice stopped at the lower step. No damage was reported, ~ 4 Top Keglers Take Press Prizes . and military men are spending)man ~ the polar winter at seven Opera-|assaulting the girl. tion Deep Freeze’ outposts, scat- 50 feet out of Mullet Lake yester-|later paroled. tly carried only a knife when dering the lake and piled up to/P@™e? within eight feet of several cot-|M¢ attacked the young couple. tages, At one cottage, a finger of x* * * State Police Hunt Kidnaper Saginaw Man Reports Abduction, Release; Girl Assaulted SAGINAW W — State Police cruisers converged on the Gladwin area of central Michigan today in County News Sebdecsecca Af lt Obituaries HOR ee eeee ere ee ij Pot-0’-Gold 5 ee ld 9 : Sports ,......5..+ eee ewae 18, 19 Theaters eee deneee . «23 Van Doren’s Honeymoon of Policy Aims Points Out Increasing in Soviet Orbit NEW YORK (#) — Secre- tary of State Dulles bluntly told Russia today that the United States seeks “the liberation of the captive na- tions.” He said “the pres- sures of liberty are rising” within the Soviet bloc. In an address prepared for the annual Associated Press luncheon, Dulles also appealed to Congress and the American people to pre- serve the administration’s foreign military and eco- nomic aid programs against those with “a zeal to econ- omize.” He evidently re- ferred to some members of Congress. He also expressed confidence that Soviet “‘threats,” such as have recently been directed against Allied nations in Europe because of their membership in (Dulles Profile Page 11) the Atlantic Alliance, ‘‘will not disintegrate’ the collective de- fense systems of the free world. Dulles’ address had the full ad- TOUGH QUESTION Dulles said the question of how the United States should deal with Communist ‘‘despotism" is not an. éasy one to answer, He declared the United States had set an ex- he (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) ‘Fate of Officers Remains Issue Waterford Groups Seek to Rehire Policemen. as Board Sets Meeting Fate of 10 Waterford Township Police Department employes, dis- missed Saturday because there .|wasn't enough money to pay their salaries, remained an issue as the township board prepared to meet 'tonight, . Several groups reportedly were circulating petitions asking the iboard to bring the department back up to its former strength of 16 officers, - covered only $64,000 cash re- . serves. One group circulating petitions warits the board to rehire the. em- ployes and borrow money to pay them. COULD BORROW “The board could borrow on anticipated revenues. We're one of the largest townships in the county and need all the police protection we can get,” a spokes- man said. Supervisor Elmer Johnson said none of the groups had requested time tonight to present the pe- titions formally, Main item on tonight's formal agenda was plans for improve- ment at the Venice of the Lakes Subdivision on Cass-Elizabeth Lake road. ke * eResidents of the area reportedly —— have agreed with officials land. representatives of the state TV & Radio Programs.......29 {will Pressure for Liberation’ 2. Ue ae ee ee TFG ee we Hes ee : 5 x x # e T 3 / .; =e ro Lai a : , . , a : : — é - : : ah pe i is “he 4 ‘ ag 2 eyes oN = oo ives Told (Modern Pilgrims to Land at Plymouth | (Charlton Fden ie ge. xevenire, Sagas i’, There 6 othe of ites Today. jon Commission's Agendal t's" wee’ se vis Picton fathers ship-~aalled out| Just before the little ship sailed : I Form mer Bloomfield -Hills| ae ae ae Te 1 the : a i Tortie Unitealtne following, Yoem—be. uid. hel »| Mayor Dies Saturday? sort as eee iy Service at Exeetpet Soon after dawn, the little wood-|- “Sail on, sail on, ob pilgrims) in Sh ANE sre sme owe rom “T8 reso’ ches, man's do aan dod Stray oe later she was t. “On each degree, faith, hope nF Coast guard officer William) and charity.” flown home and entered the hospi- nant gala. “Ce See ort Oe tal a week ago for treatment. approaches, er destination.” Offa Is Seeking sete tebuas ts Sek tae * * Fs h, on S . * : . e : 4 the ve ‘ ine in ett pemou -¢ Dismissal of Charge oe |S ee ee. : mouth, Mass. For more than 24 MRS. GERTRUDE E. THOMAS (| For the past 15 vests jils poard hours slie dawdled in the English} (Continued From Page One) oe har ae ae to be erected at the rear of the) j,/ hays cenreh. beeoster Wore Sensis wind v0 Shee anit |mfoageen, ee Moor if) tiac W P)\s weet tear ts det SS is V. Farrell, St. Petersburg,| word as to the extent of thelr . management, a wee d ' * rs, : ; Skipper Alan Villiers, Austra-|« Attorneys Edward Bennett Wi- on | ‘Oma He wal a mabaiee chine Mom: , Fla; two brothers, Paul G. of} injuries. pe gers > ggg hen ye sam and Daniel Lata FOP ns - Feld Hilo Cooney ie ee werk, mnely we : . p in Plymouth resenting Hoffa Fischbach, Open Hunt Club, Orchard Lake h = » Sheet 2 wrth Hs harm Kp ced « nota tr «ames IES, HY Hospital Country Club, and “defen: will be used|¢ sari pa ic s for Yugoslavia mmc dora nen ng nag gon old yon varpeghenes see ) le 1 He WASHINGTON (INS) — A dect- T y - : ae exists in the District of Columbia} Fyneral Will Be Held] ,.W¢"* S member of Chris) © oe ee “ Boy, 4, Runs Into ar, udice against” Hoffa and Fisch- 2 P.M. Wednesday for| years had been head usher there. | | : pees tian - ros Condition: Satisfactory [bach as a result of “improper and] Mrs, Gertrude Thomas | bership in St. Dunstan's Gull . Rochester, was admitted to imparti “Mrs. Gertrude E. Thomas, 58, of} Where he had been St Bs impartial trial in this district at’, sage By = 5S ae Pontiac General HospitalSunday this time,” the motion said, afacanen her Bang Wi by 0.08) $545. € °S pr rota amma House. fara, Pence ily t's ee tole ae ya Pu, : with a fre a Tu and , John J., ower] arm and lacerations of the head,| “Tye, Sialés, Conierence | Wi,|atorium, and.of the Oakland Coun-|Bloomfield Hills. failures at any of the Authority's) is listed as being in satistactory| heen regartied as the No. 2 man|‘Y tildren’s Home, and was an) Services, announced by the Bell|Pumping stations. : condition by a hospital spokesman:!in the union behind Pgesident|*eMt for Columbus Mutual Life/Chapel of the William R. Hamilton * * _ According to police reports, the| nave Beck. . Insurance Co, She was a member |company, are being held at 4 p.m. An appointment to : of. the American Legion Auxiliary|today from Christ Church Cran-jof the School of Education ‘of his home and Coon pulled to the i No, 377, and of the Romeo Eastern|brook, Memorial tributes were|University of Michigan approved right trying to avoid him, but the! Ctorme Hit Taxas Star, and of the First Congrega-|made to the cancer research fund/by the regents Friday was that of| child ran into the side of his car. tional of Pontiac: at Beaumont hospital. - Paul D. Carter, assistant ; rovdiy Boa two ‘children,| : ‘ _ |tendent of the Birmingham Schools. ‘ as Dry Spell Ends Bruce J. of Tucson, Ariz.! 44; ° Carter was appointed assistant \ tet & Foot $11.95 . governing promotion of interna- and William , of Pontiac, and) | 7’ Men Pay Fines ~ | professor of education beginning IW ims 10 Feet $13.95 International com tional trade and economic assist- ri three brothers, Allan J. Hathaway 4 vith 5 290148 year. The oo. \ inant ee caren ne © Senlan enacts we See (Continued From Page One) of Central Lake, Everett of Holly, f 254 Loi . nt ie aoe Ay \ 4 » 12 Feet $15.95 : tions leaders feel that new-|to strengthen those countries| tornadees sighted tm the air er jand Roy 1, of Highland Park,|Q) or olfering praspacte Pil Sisal opts EN ims 14 Feet $17.95 ly acquired sovereign rights have) against Communist pressures and) hitting im open country. and two sisters, Mrs, Adeline Stahl ‘ hive 4a either. ta the: Mea j .— \~ to be displayed by flouting other|iq secure their belief in, “the| q al of Detroit and Mrs. Grace Presley| Twelve men, arrested Saturday Dotwrelt \ He called) iesings ot tbery.” te Maney vee d 15 tO) Grosse Pointe, Ylaccused of-loitering in an illegal] Bultding, sovereignty” and) ‘with the help of the a ecccyiloer tl pg Many Me Service will be at 3 p.m, |Bambling place pleaded guilty and) Carter will supervise student wants the|and with the support of the Amer. in Littlefield Wednesday at the Donelson-Johns|P@id $25 fines when they were arjteachers in the area as well as) independence of new nations “tol ican people,” Dulles Weclared, |S'™% 9° and one at) -neral Home with the Rev. Kari|"sisned before Municipal Judge be something better than a brief|*our trade and economic Hart € Pp, were ble W. Ostberg, the associate pastor| Maurice E. Finnegan. : fodiaha posceliog too Vietines clint ‘amiss oan teve. Saati a5 of her church officiating. Burial! Vice squad members Lt. William Newswoman Dies at 91 Communist despotism.” to demonstrate that the peace of One tornado hit an open field! i) ye at White Chapel M Nesbitt and Officer Gerald Na- ’ ae ers free men is not the doomed peace|South of Lubbock, then bounced) Cometery emoriall varre report they esutaceted «(Toledo Blade Pioneer. Dulles not mention of human stagnation but a peace passed within blocks a variety of playing cards after t : comtts in this connection but helot such vitality that it will en-(the city, Power lines were knocked walked in the store building at 367| TOLEDO, Ohio # — Mrs. Maude is known to feel that in its han-| dure.” out. Highland Woman Dies _[N._ Saginaw St. about 6:30 p.m. Wood Henry, the first newspaper- dling of the Suez Canal issue, ee oe * * * oo ae Re erred. sak Sah, vere; |e canier of On lie Oe Egypt has disregarded the rights ts considers! «The tornado next hit the With-| Mrs. Esther M. Currin, 67, of|Melvin O. Springer, 38, 447 E.|ant manager Chicago Saad ee Was ect and totuotion of|arral community, 20 miles to the|1894 Highland Rd., Highland Town-|Montcalm St.; Jack Bigelow, 55, of|chestra, died yesterday at 91. canal. |arms are possible, desirable, and, |northeast, It six homes|ship, was found dead in her front|48 Auburn Ave.; Harry Eaton, 47, Mrs. Henry was a reporter for ; deterrent to Soviet|in the last reckoning, indispensa-jand damaged a seventh yard at about 8:45 p.m. lastjot 158° W. Longfellow St.; Alfredjthe Toledo Blade from 1891 to HERE'S A VERSATILE NEW LADDER . Satire ie” so an Taree! aan ware mgt trade ("6 sane, Ley Cur, a ning ak an Bel pees cel 2 pr when | Mate elt 1001 wet rod | ie i Troy | tat- * * ' i he | so ea ee ey Tee ntene nur striving} DOW Way 2,400 chickens at Ris /eq that she had gone out at aboutjand Charlie Goolsby, 45, of 460|\newspaper field was virtually) Bh 7°" 0O"*” —— L the main argumentito bring it to » dependable end." = 8:30 to look for their dog and/N. Saginaw St. . closed to members of her sex. It's @ STEPLADDER . . . Lightweight, com- ' the “forces! 5. suggests that ‘‘a con-| State Agriculture Commissioner|after 15 minutes he went to look} Others were: James Beasley, 42,) Her husband was Arthur Henry.) 9} pact, strong. A ladder you'll feel safe on. | eet sanenaliiieh oaede os tone the|John White: said, “The drought is|for her. She was lying on the front/ot 935 Argyle St.; Jack Clement, |then city editor of the Blade. They It’s on EXTENSION LADDER . . . Extends foot by foot up or down ond locks securely ot any height. - about broken except for west: Tex-|Jawn, Cause of death was of 5410 Sarvis St.; Anton La- were. divogeed later. as. TF coronary thrombosis, Rolisa, 40, of 584 E. Blvd. N.; War-| A frequént visitor in their home “The rain we are getting now) Currin said his wife had heart H 30, ren Kissinger, 35, of 109 W. Run- was novelist Theodore Dreiser. On trouble and, had complained recent-|dell S E. 2, | i I fist i t.: Earl Bowers, 40, of 20l\one of his stays there, Dreiser be “expanded rejects the notion|is where we have already : . that war is inevitable and be-jhad good rains this spring and it)ly that she found breathing diffi- uron St. and Harold Ogles,/wrote his first published novel, It's a STAIRWAY LADDER . . . Gives you 3 administration's policies|lieves that it can be prevented. lis running off the soaked land.” |cult at times. of 53 Ypsilanti St. “Sister Carrie.” sure footing to reach those hard-to-get spots. it's TWO LADDERS . . . Use back or front sections seporately as well, shelf or gorden ladder. it's @ SCAFFOLD BASE .. . Prop the two sections against the woll, lay board . Geross, and you have sturdy scaffold base. Easter Parade Hats, as Usual, Feature Nutty Styles jarea between 46th and Sith: streetiancther a flowers-and-thinestones The first lady wore a black and; At Vatican City, Pope Piux XII,} The keynote of the papal address ion Fifth Avenue. The fulk of the/hat perched atop its head. More/white silk print dress and match-|in his annual Easter message, delivered from the balcony above by Molly Parnis, with|hailed the glorious future which|St, Peter's Basilica to a throng four white orchids.| atomic science can give the world|of 300,000 was hope. The speech nesses Her Easter bonnet wa$ a flowered|if mankind can overcome its sins,|was broadcast to all the worl by and Sally Vic-|vices and hatreds, , and beamed to oppressed peoples JIMM black bag behind the Iron Curtain and, for BROTHERS Just one ladder to buy Decked out im Easter finery, lish in an Oxford gray silk suit.|‘‘new age” in transportation, com- ral the hats were less) the Kisenfowers attended Easter | sitver necktie and a red rose in his|munication and all peaceful en- _ in| services with Treasury Secretary |jape}, : a ; Collision in Rochester _ nas never played before, took some peanenae HAT Sends 8 to Hospital lessons yesterday and then bought) strugsie with and destroy each ot ae os ca a tae chars a set of golf clubs. other,” : headgear was a huge - = Eisenhower, Hagerty reported, fair with a brim about two and hospitalized at Pontiac Gen-|was ‘‘greatly amused." It will prob- : one-half feet wide, Tt was cov-\eTal Hospital Saturday night, fol-jably be some time betore the sec-!] qeal Auto Dealer TO OSMUN’S ered with loose straw that looked a threecar collision at/retary is ready to play with the Tuesday and Wednesda like shredded cocoanut, Flowers, | Helen and West Fifth streets here.|President, though Hagerty said he|m.s ° y. y, sen GA wos maces ners [irate nd te chicks hutching| —Rechester police sald tat oe |*. "Prey wel” yeseraxy tor «Diag After Operation April 23 and 24 ‘apart a 3 wnenay en Seber bi “aaa decerntinn.: the célliston. The Eisenhowers and Hi . . Partly clendy and warmer tonight and) , : reys joined in singing the Eaéter Paul K. Riemenschneider, 61, a : Trew. with The Famous Display tomerrew, scattered showers tomer: Another nutty hat fashion was | Taken to the hospital were Rob-/hym includi “All Hail the Partner in the firm of Riemen- 1 t near 60, high tomerrew : ns, ing, a i ; ; ' ” 7 ‘schneider Bros., local auto agency, fy winds ot 5-12 mies as a. white, cone-shaped one topped ert Gray of 339 East St.; Ward! power of Jesus’ Name and “Lo, a uu : > i rs A . East Third Ly oe a sang the ye egal =a Lowest. temperat eceding § s.m, : i traditional “Christ Is Risen” wi » tame Sis bonne Hills- ; it 8 a.m.: ik anecan a vin made ° oan: 7 : : aie Rd. a "* of New sets Monday st 7:31 p.m, : A small crowd was gathered | iis body will be at the Brace- si : un ress Tuesday at $:40) 4.2. outside the red brick church fF (cnith Funeral Home after 7 . 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Reg "Ee wpe - 1 tm 1902 20 in agts Sandsy's Temperatere Chart Li $e “ F 0 | DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY | : 7¢ #| LADIES DAY ON EASTER SUNDAY — Smiles outweighted | singer Jane Morgan, black silk poppy hat; tearful Pamela Detec, 2 4 tears three to one as these young ladies displayed new bonnets in _ 2, yellow straw and buttercups; Mrs. Christina Kocinska, yellow . “1 Hf hi| Easter Sunday parade on New York’s/Fifth Avenue. Left to right _ silk roses. ae 7 { ' ' — eee BH are: jm Come 5 ys | straw with silk flowers; Le Ee hs ie iN, Lo | betwee oe eee ey es ‘dle on a : ert TNE Waele ge ke go Oye Ao Ge age a lp ri a eee fare Va hire alte ee APA IS Vt aed yy Ke ead it fe = iy : : 7 d: / \ : a< ate ME, APA & a oe __.__THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. APRIL 22, 1957 wie : iiiarles Wilson Contrast Strongly; Very Congenial By International News Service But despite iis precise ‘profes-| It sional manner, he frequently ex- a ’|hibits the common touch. One news man who called at his home found) him drying the dishes . Another time he was up on the roof fixing a leak, | In addition to seeing that the Air Force is running efficient) U. of M. Prof to Kansas ANN ARBOR (® — Prof, John $. McNown of the University has been named dean of the: school of engineering and architecture at the University of Kansas. He will assume his new duties July 1. From long years of theoretic physics at Columbia University ~ find explorations In advance en- gineering at the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Quaries has ac- quired a vocabulary which taxes _ the most erudite newsman. tie, Police Chief Witbur™ Landry and Asst. Chief Burley Cormier|— ‘Shooting Spree EE = Takes 5 Lives » Man Kills Estranged Wife, Daughter, Two Lovisiana Officers + * .'® State Police Trooper F.J.Come- aux said the shooting was, touched off by an Easter visit of Raphael Daigle, 31-year-old carpenter, to his estranged wife, : Rena, 35. Mrs. Daigle, their: daughter Net- But, even though they miss an occasional word, Pentagon report- ers admire Quarles’ refusal -to talk down to them. * * * Wilson, who speaks in “‘scatter- . foad”* terms and branches off into/ philosophic, sometimes bombastic, | asides, is admired for his courage. Quarles is respected for his ac curacy. SHARP CONTRAST The two defense officials are} sharply different in other respects. | Wilson is a lumbering, 200-pound- er, Quarles qa small, dapper _ at 142 pounds, . Wilson is a man. of mS wealth who had to relinquish two) and one-half million dollars in Gen eral Motors stock to avoid the “conflict of interest’ laws. Quarles, a man of moderate mans, | was permitted by Congress. to re-| tain his ten-thousand dollar a year pension from the Bell ne stem. | | * | But despite aus Soames con-| trasts, the two men are uncom-| monly congenial and appear. to! share a certain earnestness. : Quarles is to be sworn in next. 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Small Ideal for traveling with baby. away. rdy hardwood reinforced masonite floor. | = sate caster "lens, seer ae seeeeereeseceocoeoodecees = ii =( A AAAAA | ii W ‘\ \ ‘ih ! AAAAAAALY = NU I For Porches. abides Cis - §-X-P-A-N-D-I-N-G Baby Gates _-§-FOOT 1 44 SIZE er. 5-FOOT SIZE eee eee 7-FOOT ‘SIZE eee ene 9-POOT SIZE ........ ge Rhone bead estranged , couple, their 14-year-old daughter/E and two policemen. ' on = -$2.74/35 $2.95 = fatally at Mrs. Dai ti Poe cee "tarmed i committed 5 POUNDS ote re-usable bag. ES Oak WHITs ‘CLOVER 1,-pound pack full pound 2 pounds ....... DOMESTIC RYE t- PERENNIAL RYE Complete aa PRICES at SIMMS! A SS SEED and FERTILIZER GAY BLADE Grass Seed als 1,66 CREEPING RED FESCUE See eee ee eee SPECIAL MIX SEED 2-Ibs. Emerald Green oeeeree Teer ee rere? Cee eo eo ee ee) Tee eee ee eee Pete ee eee ee ee ee 2 cr ie * MILORGANITE Bag ee eeernene $2 27 eee eee eee eanan eee ewe BONE MEAL © 5-lb. bag VIGORO 5-lb. beg RX-15 FERTILIZER $4.95 value, Soe : een eee eee ee we i Famous | Wax gives « gleam that $3.79 GLAMORENE RUG CLEANER Cut Price acon floor Regular 2.25 } nm lasts, ASE RASH RTT ASS AS TA CS e — SOLID CAST ALUMINUM SERVING SCOOP $1 Value—Now at Simms Low Price Solid cast alumin sturdy wood hand Must Be Good—We Sold-Out 100 Lest Time *V fan Easy to rate finger Fae oy he for sanitary aovns pping. Tonite day. 98 N. —lad Floor Ideal forr * lee Cream * Potatoes ® Dessert egetables per « i) ow rust, Saginaw srw Pee TUBULAR STEEL FRAME Kitchen Si00L ENAMELED FINISH Original $6.98 Value 3 e ; j 24” High Seat, 33” Overall Enameled finish tubular steel frame \ with back and seat in red or yellow enamel’: finish. Cap tipped legs. shown, ‘Tonite and 0) OTHERS where! COLOR ee ff a © MOVIES ® COLOR are processed by THAT MADE THEM . get them back QUICKER when you ting them to SIMMS. Suvsuceseeseseny E ID YOU TAKE EASTER PICTURES? BEST PICTURES BLACK and WHITE Super-Size Photes i Ac x Compare price and quaitiy — Only genuine EASTMA KODAK paper and chemicals noe to assure best peesible pictures. Each photo has — edges and date stamped on it. Bring SIMMS Your for Fastest and Finest COLOR FILM PROCESSING Sent ‘Special Delivery’ Daily DIRECT TO BASTMAN-KODAK a PRI NTS You are certain of “BEST POS- SIBLE” pictures when your films the COMPANY .. ond you F : =~) > Seen ean nan naeane pEVUUUESetEereerses Cais uals , SD capone reenanenanetina btnenieahoeanese® whenls diaper beeomes soiled just throw it == Brilliant Regular 59e y Quality * candystripe colors on snow-white background. Long- staple, fluffy cotton—— $0 easy to launder. " 3 to $1.00 i PFs, EET 38 SR het hp | y 49 Quality—26215-Inch fe ee Colorful candy- stripes to match your bath G hand 20¢ Quality—12x12-Inch - Wash Cloths towels, Finished = ~ —Bargain Basement your scissors . « fay. | COUPON SAVE! Bring This ‘Adv. With +» read every item . 8 COUPON SPECIALS for’ Tonite. & Tuesday _ GUARANTEED SAVINGS Another adv-full ‘of super-savings for coupon-clippers. bei out . come to SIMMS tonight or tomorrow to save on things you want and need, OPEN TONITE (until 10 p, m.) and TUESDAY (9 a. m. to 6 p. m.)} You for — & NONE SOLD AT THESE LOW PRICES WITHOUT COUPON * 1 button Sal switch, belt age mes teries extra), oy to a8 ee : esi Unbreakable re rr rf. EH Lowest-Ever Priced, TWO CELL* * =} All-Metal Flashlight | Pre-Focus Bulb Included— All ~— Case and UNDRIES Maia ries ES ; ’ : Tray Base - Swivel. pen metal tray. cutomer, ) = Ball Point = Desk PEN =] Regulor $1.50 Value“ Quill style, 74-inch ball-point pone on weighted base with Ck (LIMIT—2 to a : SUNDRIES—Main Floc ¥ 9 FF YY, TS OSELTEEERAADADEGEEAPOOTONT? ‘os Socket Sets ~- ee (i 23 LL ii 4 a * VALUABLE COUPON Ip. FREE Shopping Bag Included = | Toilet Paper, 10 rollsi7 Famous ‘Stylene’ toilet paper, 07 1s facial-tissue quality, full count Cc RN 1000 sheets. (LIMIT—1 deal = to a customer). CitinteimitieiaietNTeerer eros 1000 Sheet, Super-Soft DRUGS—Main Floor Aas ¥, § Discontinued ! “Sawye myer” See wi color photos 'V fomer). Fore ene arene odel of Former $2 | © r” Viewmaster f= = in 3-D./ Takes ail genui Cy wmaster’ discs. (LIMIT —2 to a cus- ee Floor ? TTTTT TTL TT - = Hard- po coneve ...But IT’ > TRE: Professional Restaurant Style = Steel Frying Pans Large 12-inch Size m m Ideal for home, camping, cot- Cc el tage, restaurants, churches, ete. Mm (LIMIT—2 to a customer). ROUSE WAsEE™ tnd Floor yey TieKTiecererT eT Complete $5.95 Quelity install, Guaranteed 1t quality. + ew Non-alergic, dustless, odor- less and mothproof. ticking, floral patterns, choice of colors. (LIMIT 2) rr; Ve a we Foam Rubber or Acrylic Filled Pillows © Reg. nip Quelity 1” BEDDING—Basement Linen AIA VY i Qvawann COUPON . With Clroae! Plate Hinges =| Hardwood ToiletSeat Fits all standard stools, easy to eee Aaa tad aA .* ry , t fa % a7 CPPeeTeTiT reer =o FIRST QUALIT ‘une $ most famous , brand that every mother knows. Dozen in ane (LIMIT—1 pack). Lowest-Ever Priced cain’ DIAPERS Reg. $3.75 Value : * S Gia ae ae -™ _——— poe 5 ~ 7 & 4 é | ae eee if hi : : (fof . ri A hi ROTA z f } ~¢ T a . r - o ee r 4 4 2 = 3 =< a = . ' KY as dove % Y, j THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 92, 1957 i cn [rommiy to Wed }talian Consul Prays (| Chorus Beauty; |i b 2 |Wite No. 10 = | catcaco ati —tatian Cons] ae ih 4 EP apetonateS A We The youth, Vittorio, left the con- - . ” at New York ee c : a : vith school otis, - | eee fase at Layola Academy. and! $2 gn SAVING CERTIFICATES : ‘ * : 3 * ; f ; meet-/ On Saturday, Gruber and his| Maswille made bis suneunce- a oe ee 5% Deposit your surplus savings or investment % team, and more than 3,300 Scouts| ment at New Mechelle Mespifal. | 4. 4 nationwide search for the| {4 savings at any one of our 8 convenient 7 toe teahere of Ottawa Dis| ie e there for bis ansual ‘g entered its sixth day,| 4h toy ne Fars efforts to depict 10 years in a boy’s| yrs eid dropped by to |clues to Vittorio’s whereabouts, | i# et. ae life at an “action-packed” show J basket. Meanwhile, the count and count-| 37<2 heh Community * : and exposition of Scouting. Miss Gaston’s mother first dis- jess said: . ; 2 ok a : : : mS talent closéd. the forthcoming marriage | “We have heard nothing. We are A; Ap: - National Bank — { H | Stanvile hae had 1h weddings | i OF PONTIAC i ond nine win aoa eae rieg |\vacuum’ and pleaded for his ‘ TER ee in Beating, Robbery | sx: xs sess ie was marvct ! ) Nei eee ode i i Ip H " ii iI i Hh i EARL GRUBER | : Car Collision _-_ \Jewish Group Raps [Ssmciory envaiton ‘ct Pontinc| 1,220 ge, stone. to well wits [Vandals Slash Tires tires of autos parked in front of A NEW YORK @# — The Railway|the homes of three. Bondale street| oon me hands and Agency said its‘ drivers|residents sometime Friday night, walked out on strike in five major|according to police yecre men struck|cities at midnight. A spokesman] Six tires on three autos belong- aos 2 Fp ag then robbed/at the s headquarters said|ing to Michael Kaminski, 212 Bon- yaing Re while Teamster Union pickets prompt-jdale St., and Russell Gonzales and pope gay me ly were outside offices in|Clarence .K. Scott, both of 196) ooo, lo Newark, N.J., Cin-|Bondale St., were damaged appar-| cakes ice and Chicago, jently by a knife, police said. : LER CORPORATION i — oa. . ; . * : : Science Exhit | . nla , | eee AMI DERI | High School when Detroit Edison | | + “House of Magic” show . : | gchool ‘Thursday. . : @ i ort. | : , There will be two 7 neces, 5. é a + @pen to the public, at Pe) Breer ceca : ry . pu 4 . es . | end2 pm - fo ; é ; | jullie’ faroughout "the Unled Brummett-Lincicome Inc. = |. FORWARD LOOK ENGINEERING AND DESIGN e rica and] 3778. Telegraph PARKING FE 4-0588 | ‘ ¢ conic ee FO a ——— : WRITE PERFORMANCE HISTORY— | engineering careers by demonstrat-| — | eo : . | : SS? eee ee Au atic Washé dil WIN EVERY CLASS IN TOUGH MOBILGAS TESTI ei a utomatic Washer and & | | | - 1 Oxford Boys Safe . e | : 4 Stolen From Flint-Firm & Dryer Repair Service | Store afer tn Sar Sheen af te McARine Renney ot 4 - 4 : un one car-making corpora’ swept | Two Oxtord boys, Gary Mann, ii All Makes — Expert Trained Technicians ! competition aside in every event, in every price, weight 4 L Ge deen bei “tara my , E and displacement class—right across the board! An | found’s sate in a creek near their | ALL WORK GUARANTEED | unprecedented display of engine and ear oy tees Rey eeeee Pe wee Complete Line of Automatic Parts | peepiemaieee! Hendy peative pose! Gat eyelet — ; tm, aa. ae as | All Types of Dryer Venting Supplies pr reese. of functional stabiliser fin syiing, { ‘The safe was found in « creek! | revolutionary Torsion-Aire Ride, Pushbutton + quarter mile west of Baldwin road. and Total Contact Brakes, are far and away the ; Police report the safe is one which) ye Phone FE 2-6445 | best buys on the American road today! + So. of Flint in a recent breakin 84 Ookland Avenue— Free Parking _ there, It is being held for further) ‘ investigation. é . Class D and Overall Winter . Chryster : EMPERIAL—64.51 TON-MILES® sO , i For the second straight year, an Imperial walked away 7 = with the top honors in the grueling Mobilgas Economy Run. ' This year a Crown Imperial won by the widest margin in the : history of the event—12.17 ton-miles more than the next best car: Class C ; FIRST CHRYSLER SARATOGA—S6.72 TON-MILES SECOND DE SOTO FIREDOME—3644 TON-MILES ; A Chrysler Saratoga and a De Soto FireDome dominated the ! medium price and weight class. Chrysler won the event - ‘ - with an average of 56.72 ton-miles with De Soto a close second, : No competitive car was even close! * Class B ' DODGE CORONET 500—55.89 TON-MILES — e Dodge ran away with all the honors in Class B, A Dodge i Coronet 500 negotiated the grueling 1500 mile tun 4 with a ton-mile average of 55.8% Class A ‘ PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE—S2.62 TON-MILES ; Plymouth topped the big low price and weight class, ; A Plymouth Belvedere 8 swept the field with an average ; ton-mile rating of 52.62. , . Miles pes gallon mukiplied by weight of car in tons. This te’ af , the official method used by the United States Automobile ; Club ... and figured this way so that all care, regardless 4 of make or size, may be judged on an equal besis, ’ oo F ECONOMY! ONE MORE REASON WHY THE SWITCH IS ON : SS \ aoe : ae. S ee : To THE cars oF THE FORWARD LOOK : ‘ \ ce 3 ee! es 4 | ca fe \ } : i | 2 \ ie | ' Vy. \ ; a \ “A \ i a rp) eh. | . \ : a \ ples t i F Ty i a} > MBS, CARL (LANOXA) FRYE eo ag 21, ot home 312 Clifford St., fing ing. childhirte a St Josep’ Mer ty Hospital.' Pontiac, Katherine, Carol, Nan- cy and Joan at home, aad toe aid Keit Comonund guranens + DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK . Peoee see cee weter for “oe if id oe r — Ef i | | i 3 Week oo Seer: we can ue for your aude. end with the same re- oulte. And 1 CKC ise cold US eno. ahaa ak Galina aaa ‘Higgins, 48, of 1050| She is survived by a daughter, Church, Genella Rd. will be at 1:30 p.m./™rs. H. F. Stevens of Ardmore. Tuesday from the -Donel : rane Thomas / Funeral jafter a |2 p.m., the Rev, Joseph I, Chap- | Mrs. M. C. (Gracie) Rawls, 37,| MRS, REUBEN J. MiGGINS Service for) Mrs. Reuben J. Chureh will-officiate, Burial will follow in Ottawa Park Cemetery. Mrs, a ew © St. Joseph Mercy Hospital after an illness of two months. : MRS, RALPH T. KEELING Mrs. Ralph T, (Ednah) Keeling, 72, of 3191 Alco Dr., died Saturday night in St, Joseph Mercy Hospital prolonged illness. She had lived in Pontiac 47 years, and was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church and the Order of Eastern Star No. 28. She is survived by her husband. There will be a private service at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Donelson - Johns Funeral Homie with her pastor, the Rev. C. ¢ George Widdifield, officiating. Buria} will be at. Perry Mount Park Cemetery. Ne ahs in Pontiac and Nearby. Sapa ego in Milford -Memorial ley, both of Milford; both of Milford; and a brother, MRS, THOMAS STEWART MILFORD — Service for Mrs.) '|Thomas “(Mary C.) Stewart, 68, (Continued on Page 24, Col. 4) * Mrs. Moore, died at her home yes-) terday, i, She is survived by four daugh- | Mrs. Grace Rollwitz and! Mrs. Mary Braner of Detroit; Mrs. | Lillian Short and Mrs, Sylvia Rob-| ; two sons, | survived|George V.. and Charles T. Moore, | Fashion SAVINGS of T" AFTER: ‘EASTER | Clearancé! Ya to Vo OFF! Shop Tonight ‘Til ees INEXPENSIVE, DRESSES Crepes in he — 12-20, 14172-2442, Print Shontungs, 1612-2212, Reg Reg. to 14.98...... 5.88, 8.88, 10. 88 Cotton and Sncsan Prints, $e W796... og .. 5.88 p 10.88 ci 3 12-18, 142-222, 12-16, 1442-222, Maternity 2-Pe, Cottons, R : so nary cia biews 5.88, 8.88 Reg. 12.98 ....... coed Ga er ens an 3.88, 8. 8.88 Linens in pastels; 12. 18, 14%. 2242, Third- Floor Maternity Tops, 12-16, , Reg. a Reg. to 14.98....... ++ 5.88, 8.88 | $98 kicwiedes 2.88, 3.88 SUITS | FURS 6 COATS Fur > goed Bete ney thd cape is in Borgana Stoles, Sapphire G Breath — a — in i sre a t t r : i tes. | . clut snee iota tet, Tana in ose of Spring, Reg. ‘$35. .... 22.88 | ind butor-up syns, Sizes. 5-15, 6-20, - beige and greys. .. $18 . $28 . $58 : Reg: to $35,00. as Reg. to $49.98... Reg. to $99.00... Third Floor WILLIAM A, KENT St. died at his home Saturday fol-| lowing a heart attack, He was employed asa Motor Division. Surviving besides his wife Sadie i and his parents are two children, Mrs. Judy Wegner and Robert W. Kent, both of Pontiac, Funeral will be Tuesday trom| Farmer-Snover. Funeral Home at. man officiating, Buria) will follow in. Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. of 197 Crystal Lake Dr., COMING | WATCH OUR WINDOWS! * Coming HARDWARE V WEEK. April 25th ‘til May 4th, we'll be displaying a whole store full of famous HARDWARE WEEK values — the same ones you'll see featured in the May issue of FARM JOURNAL , Check your needs now— everything from housewares to hammers—then bring the family down to. help us celebrate our biggest sales event of the year. Your Hendy Helplu! wore M Boadway-Shell HARDWARE 650 Auburn—Ave: FE 2-6506 in 1945, it cost THIS MUCH Today, it costs THIS MUCH You would pay almost twice as much today to buy or build your home as you paid 12 years ago. To put it another way, you can with the money it took for a whole house in 1945, - How about your fire insur- ~ gnce? Have you enough today on house and contents—to meet any loss? We are qualified to help you determine just what insur- ance, and how much, you need on your home and id furnishings. Phone us right now™we'll be giad to discuss your insurance problems with you. And remember, if you're tiot fully insured—it's not enough! FE 2.2826 hs ae Mt Clemens «. washable. build only Aalf a house in 1957- Call “Bud”? Today at} “INSURANCE ‘Agency | Wednesday morning after a six) — illness. She is survived by her father, Jessie Overtree, and her husband. Service will be at 2 p.m. Mon-! day at the William F. Davis Fu- neral Home, with the Rev. L. B) Miner of the Macedonia Baptist | Church officiating, and burial at, Oak Hill Cemetery. i WILLIAM A, RILEY aR, William A. Riley Jr., 23, died | Saturday at the home. of his par- ents, William A, and Dorothy |Reichheld Riley, 2705 Ayrshire Rd. He had been ill several weeks. : He had attended the University’ lot Michigan and was an employe| of Pontiac Motor Division. Besides his parents, he is sur-! vived by two brothers, Robert K. and Daniel H. Riley, both at home. Service will be at 7 p.m. Tues-| day from Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. Dr. Harold C. MeWindt of. Kirk in the Hills wilh ffficiate with ‘burial in Lakeview Cemetery, i | ! MRS. MARY E. DONNELLY | SYLVAN LAKE — Graveside service for Mrs, Mary Elizabeth’ Donnelly of Ardmore, Pa., former-| ly of Sylvan Lake, will be at 119 "CASH VEU esi EXTRA LEAN ‘BOSTON BUTTS Lb. 39° BLADE CUT PORK CHOPS Lb. 39° TEN DER BEEF POT ROAST 335 TENDER, SLICED BEEF LIVER 29' LEAN, MEATY PIG ROCKS Lb. 29° BS LEAN, MEATY SPARE 29: SNO-WHITE, VEAL RUMP ROAST "39° SNO-WHITE, VEAL SHLD. STEAK "39 -THIS VALUABLE COUPON ENTITLES THE BEARER = A 2-L8. LIMIT GRADE | Lh Cc SKINLESS ssbb 19 a HOT DOGS Wed. WITH MEAT PURCHASE. Wa UL A come along in years! . Legauve stripes on the other! back. black today! stripes, sizes 6-18. Here's i most exciting little jacket to It’s reversible, with natural color on one. side and Ivy It’s: in polished cotton chino and completely Front zipper and elasticized In black and natural or red and See them * The most exciting boys’ jacket to come along in years! Washable Polished Cotton REVERSIBLE JACKETS in Ivy League Stripes! 5,98 Charge His at Waite's ... Second Floor <= The smartest children’s jackets in years, at a very special price! Boys’ and Girls’ - Poplin | Every boy and girl needs a | smart new Spring jacket, now you Can save at Waite's! * Im smart check, plaids and , solid colors you just can’t » help but find the perfect / jacket for your little boy or (girl. All water - repellent + poplin, fully lined, with a zipper front. Two pockets — to keep their hands warm | or store all their ‘'pretious valuables.’ In sizes 3 to 6x. Come in today and choose theirs, at«this low, low price! Charge Theirs at Waite's : Second id Floor .< Jackets $2.38 *1.99) CR ae RE see _ REN Se RTE ORE righ 4 _JUNIOR DRESSES Cottons, Reg. to 17.98. 5.88, 8.88 Rayon Checks, Reg. 8.98... 3.88 Linens, Reg. to 14.98...... .5.88 Brocades, Reg. 19.98 .. . 5.88 Failles, Reg. 8.98 .......... 3.88 Third Floor SPORTSWEAR Kharafleece, wools and orlon sweaters slip-on and cardigans, novelties and beaded. White, black and pastels, 34-40. Reg. to 12.98 . aeeeeeeer .5.88 : Reg. to .9.98 ...........3.88 Flannel Bermuda Shorts, Reg. 5.98 aia) el sl ain ee) ae ee sae cs «308 Famous make shirts in Fiocco, straws, flannels, knits, felts and Lorettes. Pleated, slim and gored styles. 10-18. : Reg. to 14.98 .......... 5.88 Reg. 8.98 ........ sees 3.88 Third Floor JEWELRY Assortment New Spring Novelty Bracelets, Earrings and Necklaces. Reg. |.00 . . 66¢ Assortment Stone Set Neckalces, Groce ; Earrings. Reg. to'3.98 --.... 1... 1.44 Assorted Novelty Earrings, Bracelets. Reg. 1.00 ee ee Assorted Stone Set and Novelty Earrings. Reg. to 1.98 44c Street Floor LEATHER GOODS All Leather Handbags in pouch styles Reg 596 2 eee ee 2.88 Contour Leather Belts, 2°. Reg. 2.98. .1.88 Genuine Leather Belts, contour or straight styles, 24-30. Reg. to 1.98 66¢ Damaged Earring Chests of simulated leath- er. 15 compartments. Reg. 2.98... .88¢ Street Floor . Breath of Spring Dyed Mouton , 68.88 os ee eee ee Mink Scarfs, . 48.88 over ee Third Floor BUDGET DRESSES Failles and Print Crepes, 141/2- 2412, Reg. $5.99... $3.88 and high shades. Reg. to $49.96. ....$28 Reg. to $59.98.....$38 . Third Floor 1414-244 in pastels, navy, beige, black ‘BETTER DRESSES linens in prints and solids. street dresses and cocktail styles. 10-20, 1412-2244. Reg $17.98 .......$10 Master sheers, shantungs, cupionis, silk and Cape styles, Sizes “Famous make blouses, cottons, dacrons, nylon and drip dries in long, short and 4 sleeves. Dressy styles.. White, pastels and darks. 30-38 Reg. to $7.98 $3.88 Reg. to $5.98. ... .$1.88 Reg. to $3.98..... 88¢ Third Floor “ee #& © GLOVES tons, nylons. Famous makes, first quality. In white and five colors. Sizes 6 to 8 Reg. to $4.00.., Street Floor .. $1.88 HANKIES Men‘s and women’s hankies; cot- tons, swiss and nylons. Some soiled. Reg. to $1.00... 1le, 22¢ Street Floor MILLINERY Special Group of Spring Hats Reg. to $15.98...... $5 Early-Bird Specials Reg. to $6.98....... $2 Third Floor Ladies’ gloves in double woven cot- Cupioni and Linen eg. $24.98 .......$15 Reg. to $5.99. .$2.88, $3. 88 Ree $35.00 .......$23 Third Floor , Third Floor ‘BLOUSES HOSIERY Full Fashioned Nylons, knee high with reinforced toe and heel. In beige tone 8'/2-11, Reg. 1.15 Jean Socks, fancy vege fe rae cized top. White, 8 * Reg. 59c oe eh eee pee ee eee S, M, L. Reg. to 1.59 . Street Floor é Felt Moccasin Hard Sole Sag BUDGET SPORTSWEAR Skirts in Wools, Patterns. Sizes 10-18, 5 colors, "Reg. eeeeee _ 4 colors, 32-38. Reg. to 5.98.. Street Floor Cottons, Solids, Prints, BOR oc ogc cca cteaccse chested 88c Orion Sweaters, and Cardigans. 32-38, 6 colors, Reg. 2.98 ..., -88e. Orion Sweaters, 4 colors, 32-38. se £ Sweaters, including famous makes, .-288 Cotton Blouses, short or 38. Reg seers: White and colors, 32-3 to 3.98 Cotton Knit Dresses, shrink con- trolled, with belts. Solid colors, sizes S, M, L, Reg. 3.98.. Street Floor seen eveeee een een @ BLOUSES-KNIT DRESSES . .88¢ BOYS’ -GIRLS’ WEAR Girls’ Spring Coats; fully lined gabardines, flennets, ae tweeds, solids, Reg. to 19.98, 3-6x ..8,88; 7 . 12.88; oY it Uc) aoe somicdoao murda cduGoun sb oto sooo ooec 16.8 taffetas, cottons. 1.88, 7-14. Girls’ Dresses; nylons, skirts. Reg. to 5.98,.3-6x .. Short sleeve, full . 2.88. Sub. 8-14 4.88 Little Boys’. Coat and Cap Sets, fully lined tweeds, flannels. s) VoGace, Reg. to 14.96 .....cccncenees Boys’ Wool Top Coats, gily lined, 8-16, ioe: to 19.98, aed and Girls’ Overall and Slacks; corduroy, o 1-6x, Reg. 1.98 ..... #8 2 elle sie cieisls =): Boys’ and Girls’ Shirt and jean Sets; flannel lined denim jeans, long sleeve flannel shirts, 3-6x, Reg. 1.99 8 Second Floor »soomosder ++. 6.88 10.88 chambray, denim, Meee eter ece 88 sizes and colors. Hurry in today! FASHION SHOES 6.90 ~ *8.90 Values to 16.95! Save on new Spring shoes in famous name brands. All. taken right from our new season stocks. Broken All heel favorites. All sales final. Street Floor - SPECIAL PURCHASE! Slight Irregulars: of BREEZEWEIGHT BLANKETS in Chatham’s Exquisite “Summer Rose” Pattern! 8 ta 72x90" size, fit twin or full size beds YOU SAVE ALMOST $2. BLANKET BECAUSE OF UNNOTICEABLE TINY IRREGULARITIES WHICH WILL NOT IMPAIR THE SERVICE OR WEARING QUALITIES OF THESE - BLANKETS! F*wer-printed setting. for gracious living, Chatham's" A breeze-light blend of rayon, cotton _ and -Orlon*—all the blanket many families: need from spring to fall; also good to have as an extra throw for Like all Chatham blankets, it washes beau- tifully. Mothproof, too. Hand-screened print in pink, _ yellow or blue on oie pots. of the-same colors. "Summer Rose.” cold winter. \ Chnes sie at Weile’s ee out Piet . Reg. $5.95 if Perfect! . 00 ON EACH arn CT OL A RR ee RE MT PLR EEN SI ee : 3 = f ——————————— Te to oe war for Mountain of Socal ere ay ———————————— - Ea ge as aks Sy “eal peer and in Counties te ‘Tinited States aifevbscrintious in Thee im sdvarce, EES MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957 - Foster Parents’ Plan Has 20th Anniversary One of the world’s greatest hu- manitarian efforts, Foster Parents’ Plan Inc. is celebrating its 20th anni- versary this month. Since the organization began its work in 1937, more than 87,- 000 children of 26 different na- tionalities have been cared for, 11,000 of whom currently are re- ceiving aid. Americans, 600,000 of them, from famous persons to groups of school children, have joined in bringing material help and affection to needy young- sters. * * he Foster Parents’ Plan has complet- ed its missions in England and Holland and will end there in June. ‘The first committee helped orphaned ‘Spanish children who fled Spain then France, to find havens in Eng- land. In the first days of World War II Dutch children were taken to Eng- land to escape the Nazi invasion. Later they returned home and many of them continued to receive help : from the Plan. RH: * Through donations to this cause, horizons have been broad- ened for these young people— education, trade schools and professions were all made pos- sible. Some, of course, didn’t well, but all» had food, shelter, medical care, schooling and the personal in- terest of a stranger who had be- come a Foster Parent. — As the Plan expanded there were more and more children to help. Eco- nomically poor ones were added to the rolls and the need continues in Western Europe and Korea. A new project is being launched to help the children of Viet Nam. Rk? ® The Plan’s headquarters is at 352 Fourth Ave. New York 10, where a warehouse also is maintained to re- ceive good used clothing for distri- bution. Foster parents contribute $15 a month for at least a year to- ward the support of a child and in return receive a case history and photograph of the child. There also is a general fund made up of contributions not designated for any particular child. This. money is used to take care’of children over and above the usual needs and as- sures them uninterrupted care should the Foster Parent withdraw help. "®-* X& It has been well said that the Plan gives needy children “a mother’s love, a father’s strength . and a brother's hand.” No organi- zation is more worthy of assis- tance. ; Major Bills Still Await Congressional Action The 85th Congress has reached the halfway mark of its first session— the Easter recess—with most major legislation still to be dealt with. Passage of President Eisen- hower’s Mideast Resolution and extension of existing excise and taxes through June 30, 1958, are about the only big issues to have been disposed of. . ‘When Congress returns, Civil Rights and Federal Aid to Education ‘ will be in the spotlight, with the school bill probably having to wait out ‘the usual filibuster on civil rights, ‘The long delay sure t0 result aR ah Boren, harder for mm ANS | } _.f ft _gress to get = sir requested by the President. - &. ® ag ge: The Democrats t the Govern ment.to build demdnstration tds - yeactors. Republicans think the Government can stimulate private — Pe enterprise to go.ahead. In the mat- ter of Foreign. Aid both House and — Senate aré waiting for the President to submit a detailed plan. Despite — his request for prompt action on re- _vision of Immigration laws, nothing has been done. The same can be said for Lobby Law changes. & * * The question of freeing Natural Gas from Federaf public utility legis- lation again has the President’s backing: as well as that of most of ~ the gas industry. Postal Rates are -another piece of major legislation. Although the House has held hear- ings on rate increases, no bill has gone to the floor. All. this delay is eticetund _able. The first half of a session usually is devoted to discussion - and heated arguments. Action will come at the end of the second session and will ‘stay alive through 1958. “(The Man About Town Notable Exception Oakland County Village Has Reason to Be Proud | ‘Used cars: Only thing not sold in a drug store.. With many of our cities’ and villages having a downtown business section with store fronts and skyline somewhat in the succotash category, the Pontiac area has. an outstanding exception. It is the beau- tiful and home loving : Village of Clarkston whose business section on the cast side of its main street has nothing remindful of a turn of the century vintage. Among the 54 entries in our Big Oak Tree Contest that were received before Saturday's deadline are six that approach the six- foot mark in diameter. These will be turned over to the judges, and the selec- tion of an Oak-land County tree will be in accord with their decision. Traffic warning in some states: _.“Be kind to the center line.” ' Always ahead of his neighbors in gar- nering spring vegetables from his garden, ¢ Jasper Worthington of Keego Harbor, starts them indoors, and his family now are eating snappy fresh radishes. Americans eat an average of 14 pounds of hamburg apiece each year. Are you above or below average? A Pontiac meat market tells me our city is above it. From a copy of: the Pontiac Weekly Gazette of March 4, 1859, given me by Clifford Sanderson of Auburn Heights, I learn that the big- gest item of news in the Village of Pon- tiac in that whole week of 98 years ago was capsizing of the Lapeer stage coach on Saginaw Street, with no human or horse injuries. A-sample of the widespread importance of the project is found in a letter from Mrs. Hubert Allisman of Rochester, who -writes, “In common with dozen of our neighbors and friends, we're planning on our children getting a university education right at home.” The robins, usually going in pairs, surely are ganging up this spring. The biggest concentration of the birds is re- ported by ' Mrs. Russell Carlisle of 374 Alberta Ave.. who saw a flock of over 50 the other morning. » Visitors to Washington always notice that ; “Capitol Hill” fsn't much of a hill. This causes observation Roger Marks of Rochester to write MAT, asking about its real elevation. We find that the ground on which the capitol building stands is only 88 feet above the level of the Poto- mac River. A continued cold spell and lots of snow in Michigan hurts the Florida fruit ond vegetable market. For years in that business below Miami, Ralph Hagerman tells me the shipments fall off when northern housewives cannot get out and check over what. comes 7 way from that state. Verbal Orchids t to- Mrs. Harry Baer of f- Front St.; ninetieth birthday. Mrs. and Mrs. C. A. Russell } ersary. 4 , tion not passed ‘of Rochester; fifty-sixth wediing anti. \ gy X% qit few heaky rain David Lawrence Says: George Pearson Can't Coerce Congress. WASHINGTON — Lester B. Pearson, Canadian secretary of state for external affairs, has a likable personality and has gained ‘ many friends in official circles in Washington, but lately he has shocked a good many of them. This is because of his tactics growing out of the case of E. Herbert Norman, Canada's ambassador to Egypt, who committed suicide in Cairo on April 4 after having been publicly: accused of “Communist associations.”’ Pearson is engaged at. present in the extraordinary procedure of trying to coerce the Congress of the United States vd holding a club over all the 4. security agencies of the American government. He has threatened to withhold se- curity informa- tion in the future unless congres- | sional commit- tees hereafter adopt the rules 5 which he now prescribes when LAWRENCE they deal with information about any Canadian citizens who become involved in security problems affecting the United States. ot * * Pearson’s be havior has also shocked members of the Canadian Parliament who now openly accuse him of threatening to penalize the United States and of straining the relations between the two coun- tries. The Canadian foreign secre- tary at first implied. in his state- ments and speeches that the Now he absolves all the security agencies of any blame and con. cedes that: the Senate subcom- mittee did not get its informa- tion from any security agency but got it elpewhere. Yet Pearson, in a series of notes, threatens the American gov- ernment with a loss. of security information from the Canadian government. He would penalize the security agencies of the United States which have kept the faith and he argues theoretically that, because some information might be wrongfully used some day in the future, congressional commit- tees in Washington must give up their prerogatives or else reprisals will be visited upon the security agencies of the United States gov- ernment, This bold attempt by a foreign government to encroach upon the constitutional operations of Congress ignores the fact that the executive departments in our government have no constitutidnal right to tell the committees of the Senate and the House how they shall function. * * * Pearson has been somewhat -am- biguous himself in dealing with the Norman case. Thus even when his embassy in Washington issues - a statement denying the authen- ticity of two notes allegedly left. by the late Canadian envoy at Cairo—as obtained from Cairo police and as published by the Reuters’ news agency and the New LI'L ONES \ Would “I look pis worried = pet that York Daily News—there is still a refusal to let the public judge for itself how the latest version com- pares with the text of the original notes which the Canadian. govern- ment says it has had in its pos- session since the time of the sui- cide. One reason for the secrecy, it is reported, is that the notes Pearson has do not mention the Senate subcommittee disclosures at all though he has built his entire case on the unverified assumption that the testimony at the Congres- sional hearings and the —— are cause and effect. PARIAMENT AROUSED — The real issue, however, ‘is not what motivated the but *why Pearson is attempting to The debate has raged for sev- eral days with Pearson plamly on the defensive not only because of his threat to take reprisals against the United States security agencies but because of his clumsy handling of the Norman case. He evidently did not reveal in 1951 when Nor- man was publicly “cleared” that there had been a Communist back- ground in Norman's career. Also while the Royal Canadian Mounted Police furnished in 1950 two re- ports and did the “checking.” opposition members of the parlia- ment have drawn the admission from Pearson that he and possibly one of his associates in the cabinet did the “clearing.” Members of the Canadian Parlia- ment now are demanding to know more about the circumstances sur- - rounding the 1951 “clearance.” This doubtless will become an issue in the forthcoming political cam- paign in Canada where some of the leading newspapers in Mc~*- real and Toronto have been ac ing Pearson of a lack of can - and tact in the whole Norman affafr. (Copyright, 1957) Portraits . By JAMES J. METCALFE T like the composition book .. . That youngsters use in school... To write their notes and problems in. . . According to each rule wes at back happy mem- ories .. , Of days of long ago... When I was sitting daily in . . . The sixth or seventh row .. . Much more than any textbook, it... Reflects that picture true .. . Be- cause of all the homework we .. + So often had-to do. . . Each book became a diary ... . Of marks that I had made . . . For neatness and correctness that . . . Encour- aged or dismayed . . . And that is why, with pleasure and,..A wistful backward look .. . I still oe Soe Bs +S composition book (Copyright, 1957) THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Forbear to cry make no mourning for the dead, bind the bd * ba Many a smiling face hides a. mourning heart; but grief alone teaches us what we are.—Schiller. Dr, William Brady Says: Doc’s Foolproof Medicine Still Staggering Coughs When I was a very young doc- tor, a druggist in the neighborhood did me out of many a fee by pre- scribing his own remedies for peo- ple who aimed to economize. Many of those customers be- came patients, I was sure, only because they took the drug- gist's medicine, That is to say, they became alarmed and called the doctor when the mor- phine or other DR. BRADY opium derivative in the druggist’s “cough medicine’ or the adetanil- ide or other coal tar derivative in the druggist’s “cold,” “flu” or “grip” medicine proved poisonous. * * * It was with such cases in mind that I introduced—or tried to intro- duce—the Homemade Foolproof Cough Medicine, Instructions for whipping up a batch and adminis- tering it to grampa or the baby whenever something for cough is needed are given in the booklet Call it CRI, for which send 35 cents and — self-addressed -— envelope, pee esa ace ane home remedy. But the druggists . didn’t like it, The principal in- rredient was alt a customer had te purchase in a um citrate. (citrate of soda), ant reaction, Today, if you try to buy enough citrate of soda to whip up a batch of OI Doc Brady's. Homemade Foolproof Cough Medi- cine, the clerk will probably shake his head reprovingly and show you the legend on .the sodium citrate can: To‘ be sold only on prescrip- HOW IS MYSTERY How this federal aid to the nos- trum business was engineered is one of the mysteries of modern medicine, * * * What good is the recipe for the foolproof cough medicine, if you can’t get the makings without pro- curing a prescription? And what is available without For years, followers of this col- esith sng umn could p’ an ounce or a ; pound of sédium citrate in any —— no unpleas- Tet. i i ire fF Commissioners recommended dn increase to $25 per meeting and $1,300 limit per year for the Com- missioners and a flat $2,000 per year for the Mayor, payable in equal monthly installments. This proposal was submitted to the voters as a Charter Amend- “ment at the primary election in March, 1956, and they approved the raise effective in April when a new Commission was elected. Yes, City Commissioners still re- ceive allowances for expenses while attending out of town meet- ings and conventions, the same as during the six years Mr. Kern’s father served as City Commission- er. When their presence is required at a dinner meeting held in Pon- tiac, the City pays for the meal, but does not pay the $25 mentioned in the salary schedule shown above. This practice was es- tablished many years ago and_fol- lows a policy found in business and in many clubs and organiza- tions where officers are required to attend. * William W. Donaldson 153 W. Lawrence St. Has Novel Idea for City Pigeons The following was sent to us as a suggestion for getting rid of the pigeon problem: “A scientist invented a serum to bring inanimate objects to life. Secretly, he tried it out on the statue of a general in a park. : Sure enough, the ger ‘gave.a quiver and climbed down from the pedestal. The scientist: was over- joyed. “Tell me, general,’ he said, ‘what's the first thing you're going to do in your new life?’ “ ‘That's easy?’ rasped the gen- eral, ripping a gun from his hoister. ‘I'm going to shoot several thou- sand of these darned pigeons?’ ” Tid-Bits Business Practice Annoys Resident I am sick of the so-called know- how of business people. Follow their ways and Pontiac will be a ghost town. Business owners, do not keep help that treats individuals as beggars. William Reid ‘We Need Police to Protect Youth’ Does this: sound like anything “100 + Hoodlaums doesn’t come from a Detroit paper, EFEFiT? Tie pier painledigd yaya ide of your own. Good luck.to you. Mother of Fov~ ‘Provision Needed for More Oldsters’ . Nurses’ Release Shocks Reader During a recent visit to the county infirmary, I was shocked when told they had gotten rid of * some of the older nurses because they weren't so efficient as some big factor, and I am sure some of the nurses that have been em- ployed: theré for 28 or 30 years know what they are doing. They certainly understand the patients better. I wonder just what is the reason for all the recent changes? ‘ Oakland County Taxpayer Questions Losses of Bridge Players Will some Pontiac bridge play- ers explain to me how the Ameri- can bridge teams get licked by the French, Italians and English every time they meet in international matches? If it only occasionally, I'd say it was luck, but the U.S. ‘Southerners Get Jobs of Natives’ Did. Hillbilly ever stop to think Television Ruined Golf Tournament’ The Masters Golf tournament was ruined by television. I like TV but they ought to keep it in its place which isn’t too high at best. TV wanted a small field the last _ by Nazis. . ‘ rae ‘ el be OS " oe Se a. ik es BING a i . \ bie eRe + ig Sao wy ) ee \ . Let ies ae \ 4 Jee eal \ cay ey . ie : f \e ae . ee | \ eu ee \ P ~ i : \ \ j me r mae \ \ ‘ 4 po4 i a x SS am: Ae ERAS: ____ "THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, ‘APRIL 22, 1957 } aie Cruel Blow for Overcrowded Nution aes \ iow ae | TOKYO: (INS) — Overpopulai = three reasons for the sinking: Natural: movement of the Jess, is being dealt a cruel blow/earth’s crust, earthquakes and di- ure. nk-iminishing underground water sup- The ocean is nibbling at Japan's} * > oe coastlines as the nation's four main] Tall, heavy buildings in indus- voleanic islands continue shrinking. | tr; areas like Tokyo and to reach the front entrance. The encroachment of the sea has| MOUNTAINS RISE i Ironically enough, Japan's moun- _tides are causing unprecedented|tains, which rob the. nation of damage throughout the nation, farming areas, are getting taller The Tokyo University study list-;due to the same unsettled earth conditiorls. Earthquakes have played. havoc , Often an earthquake wil) cor- | As 4 result there are hundreds of rect a stuking condition. After the (areas are in danger of being 1923 quake, for example, nearby | swallowed up by the advancing Chiba Peninsula began to gain | seas. . height after a history of sinking — Cockroaches cities. As factories and plants] One Full Year Guarantee From Houses, Apartments, Gro- pump -up the water, the earth be-. low becomes slack, causing the | °¢Y Stores and Restaurants. Re- i} main out only one hour. No signs used . Rox Ex Company 1018 Pent. St. Bk. Bldg. FR 4-0008 oe with Japan’s real estate. Often aft- Work Begins er a big temblor, such as the tragic on Fund Budget | way prive a 200 Michigan Citizens’ . Gather in Lansing for! Two-Day Meeting LANSING (—Some 200 citizens from throughout the state are YOU CAN AT THIS SMALL CAR? OWN THIS BIG PON TIAC AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE meeting in Lansing today to ham- mer out a budget for the 32 health! COMPLETE WITH ALL THESE 2-DOOR nardt OP igan Heart Assn., the United Cere- bral Palsy Society and the United’ Service Organizations (USO). | Aim. of the Michigan United Fund is to lump all health and welfare fund raising campaigns in} the state into one package and’ apportion the load to all areas, * * * Wayne County, for example, contributed $1,826, than’ half the total — to the goal of $3,286,930 last year. Its share TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE Carey, treasurer of the Kelsey-| Hayes Co, of Detroit. — . | Institute for Builders | ANN ARBOR. & — The 20th’ annual institute for building of- ficials will be held Thursday and, Friday at the University of Michi-| gan. Feature topics will be housing ; code enforcement and new devel- opments in the building industry. “CHIEFTAIN” CATALINA EXTRAS! e STRATOFLIGHT (DUAL RANGE) HYDRA- MATIC TRANSMISSION e UNDER-SEAT HEATER _@ WHITE-WALL TIRES e RADIO e DEFROSTER* e TURN SIGNALS e WINDSHIELD WASHER e AIR-FOAM SEAT e 2-TONE PAINT e OIL BATH AIR CLEANER eOIL FILTER e STRATO-STREAK 252 HP V-8, ALL INCLUDED. DELIVERED , FOR BANK RATE 61 FINANCING $2660° Sad Lickase Plots SEE YOUR NEAREST PONTIAC Dealer | a DERAL’ b guaranteed or your money back we be. Woh OT OSS A oS SSE SS al —_ | is | Pr SO) oT iA his heuse to en Un- + et ee eee the owner of plained of the high cost of living. (37) SABLE; (38) tam T. In @ small town, ‘d expect the ———. te con- fer about the p at the First Netional. (38) BANKING; OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES L Anyone is eli to enter the POT-O-GOLD contest ——— tice Press employes or their immedi- ate families, : 2. A contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes but they must be on official entry blanks printed in this news To ‘submit ‘an entry the contestant must print his an- swers in the pl a gr spacés, cut out the area by dotted lines and ch it securely to a 2-cent postcard. No entries will be accepted if they are in envelopes. Entries for Puzzle No. 47 must a Tuesday, April 30 postmark (or before). No entries received atter that time mailed or delivered by hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not responsible ee ee ee 4. Sorry, y ogee pap ~~ adammaacciael contest cannot be answered or acknowledged. : any ony prize weekly enti! a winning solution is submitted. 6. Winners will be aworded an extra cash bonus of $25 each if they are Pontiae Press subscribers of record on the day need. Only one such bonus can be awar te-winner no matter how ay accumulate, "9. Each week's puzzle will be published Monday Wednes- day and Bene wad the contest’s end. Either or all will be considered as official entry bilan hoy correct yore b y-- ond Olea heop vee follow in ual con Official be Predecick . Ziem ce many weekly prizes esa way to ff will iritete many | [Security for You. 7 Notify $5 of Planned bares Change eligitie ne widow" Ss payments when!’ By RAY HENRY Associated Press Writer eH you get your check. You mer & this either by letter or cert gos = change of address ich you can get i ie iE : THTTHLE Sane at Ha i ai sieer? i iG , ity payments as a survivor as \ YN pen but plan to on my job. I've been Se- curity tax on ever since 1937. Can I stop paying the tax From Mrs. Y. B. N. of St. Petersburg, Fla.: “My hus- band died three years ago. I've been receiving Social Secur- No. Only your check will be af- fected. . From 8. E. R. of New Orleans, = “I’m 72 years old and have month because of my age, What From Mrs, B. P. of Fall River, Mass.: “I'm now 63 and have been working for many years, My husband is°*7? and draws So- cial Security payments of $380 per month. I plan to work until I reach 65, What will my pay- meénts be?” You'll be eligible to receive pay- ments based on your own work highest. If your own payments fig- ure out to be $40 or more, you'll draw this. Otherwise, you'll get $40 due to your husband's record, (Questions on Social Security probleme may be addressed te “Secial Security,” in care ofsThe Pontiac Press, will be answered by mall from the Pon- tiag office of the Social Security Administration, There is no \Radio Telescope Nevrologits to Gother Makes Ist Contact}, >= With New Comet COLUMBUS, Ohio ( INS) — The ‘first contact by radio telescope SS ow HOSPITAL STOPPED “te str enemy] ATHLETE'S FOOT ITCH! Using a special antenna designed ' ; — rage Farland, — “hospital-tested” cream action destroys Ashiene’s Pook * ? P: Foot Itch on on Se an el] neers ain ae yet ti ‘aw, tal has been picked up since mid) 1 Tloopital. tests show eS aaa March. yes be my a Roe ted Cream gives onan gen ta cont ler that Dr, John D, Kraus, head of the | instant relief ... res ‘iin clings, thus continues relief for Srey mr Be, ad | “HEREC t_ Sa a eee observa near ware,, tests also aioe eavetege radiation TINGS Touarnanie fungicidal wa At all druggists. Only 79, originates in the tail ef the com- et, rather than the head." DRY He believed the soundd was ANK’S or by “‘turbulence of the bees FR CLEANERS gases of the comet's tail.” . he sak ahaa wate of 227 Auburn Ave. FE 4-3431 miles long and maximum radio radiation. Dr. Kraus stated, comes ; ; , from a point about five million Any Plain ‘ * * *. At pants pod gece a moving ‘ rapidly away may out Ss : : radio range ina few weeks. It weater was at its nearest on April 8 but was too close to the sun to be observed visually. Spain now has its first TV serv- ice, in Madrid, where there are charge for this service.) about 1,000 sets. FREE PICKUP. and DELIVERY SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK! Listen to What Its Ever hear a motor car tell its own story? Well, just get behind the wheel of a new _. 1957 Cadillac—head for your favorite | ‘stretch of highway—and listen! Of course, the truth of the matter is that you won't actually hear anything. For a 1957 Cadillac in operation is as quiet as -human skill and ingenuity can make it. But imagine, if you will, all the wonder- through the voice of its own silence! _ ful things the car will be telling you~ First of all, it will speak—and most ‘eloquently so—of the soundness of Cadillac VISIT. YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER fi ” i ilence Says styling. For even the onrushing wind. is held to a gentle whisper. It will tell you of the genius of Cadillac engineering. For every aspect of the car’s brilliant performance goes about its work fn soundless harmony. And it will reveal the care and the skill of Cadillac craftsmanship. For.even when it _ travelsethe most neglected of byways, the car remains wonderfully silent. And imagine, too, what this quiet promises by way of driving satisfaction. It promises rest and relaxation .. . with ' complete freedom from distraction. And it promises dependability . .. for a Cadillac’s silence is a telling tribute to its quality of materials and to the character of its workmanship.. If you have yet to sit at the wheel of a 1957 Cadillac and hear this wonderful story for yourself, then we urge you to delay no longer in doing so. We hope you will. visit your Cadillac dealer soon—spend an hour on the highway —and listen to the most eloquent message a motor car ever delivered on its own behalf! ¥ } i t EY ; 4 { ! ) 2 A £ i \ tae pee ee ‘ SPAS ea WEL Anni roy rt VR ety et 8 een { * \ ap ? | { Fe | \ i = a j aN 4 | | ONE-DAY CAR-HOP Bob Considine Says: t Newnan Bring History to Newsletter—which carried fect billions yet unborn. THE PONTIAC P PRESS, MONDAY, APRIU tos 0) well-written accounts of the dump- , ling of 342 chests of tax-bearing their inspired phases, the story CLEANING SERVICE DRIVE-IN SERVICE at Main Office In by 10 Ont by 5 Freshly printed copies of those papers, carried to New York and Sy Srepepes. Ne wh meus at MAIN PLANT Revere, and thence PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE tar eu a Geer lied an the part of the sainted Evangelists. There Is. Branch in Your Neighborhood strengthened the the col. |\WHAT STORIES! have neglected to do an obit on) 51. went Unnoticed.. 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Blanford keeps 00 PONTIACS FREE - settee , Turniture But the qualities that have en-|his outdoors throughout the year Could mail ie wa edi GIVEN AWAY s 3 ! deared the Landrace breed to Blan-| and has never had a weather loss.| |; ot the facese tk baonen HERE'S ALL YoU DO. 7 ‘the Retell Steve - 121 N. Seginew 361 S. Seginew ford have little to do with their * *® ‘chp me wars of that periedy-cleat » Come down to the Ponsios Pontioc Pontiec friendly nature. His cigar-shaped) Ajready Michigan's largest Land-| focus on the leaders, dedicated and ie pigs yt sd more ribs than other!race producer, Blanford plans toldespotic, who strode the world? types produce more meat/expand to about 600 head. To as- : Sears Roebuck & Co. Lake Orion Appliance per pound, sure the best bloodlines possible,| Newspapers make a big differ- |f . many 154 N. Saginew Leke Orica” The Landrace breed was de- Re. peperts sens stock from| ence in people’s lives every day. |] Drive the t Pontiec veloped im Denmark ‘about 50 | Sweden, England Canada. a caer Delia —— years ago forthe English bacon |, Although he started out as a ra and Good mrket after the demand for lard |teacher, Blanford got into account-| today into language and pictures W.K.C. Inc. that most children can under- . 51 W. Huron St. diminished, “Denmark |ing after coming to Saginaw from stand and by which the intelli. nt 108 N. Seginaw banned their exportation in-1928, | Virginia several years ago. He| ® - as mat be 65 MT. CLEMENS STREET Pontiec Pontiac but the are often smuggied |built up the farm as a sideline] S°R¢® of the adult I eas Basse by |before taking up hog breeding on| °Mended ; ae across berder—sometimes by : . Michigan Fluorescent Hall's Plumbing & buggies. a full-time basis, : 393 wey Heating Blanford, a Virginian who spe-|, =< a P —— ve: 36 S. Washington cialized in history at William and|‘Atoms for Peace’ Topic a : ford Mary College, has about 200 Lan- 4 os draces on his 200-acre Kee-Wah-Din| _ DETROIT W — Dean Ralph A. DON’T MISS THIS S$ 3 Lord's Furniture Farms along the Flint river, He|/5@wyer, director of the University é : oo . "Larry Gilliam Appliances [has shipped his pureblooded ani-|°! Michigan Memorial Phoenix pro- : 141 E. Walled Leke Dr. mals as atom, will speak at the 3rd inter- | peatiee Walled Lake to enthusiastic hog breeders. RAO T"Cgavention of Internation. LOW ON LARD ally Yours, Inc., in Detroit May Blanford guarantees the Land-/31 and June 1. Internationally races he sells will produce no more| Yours, Inc., is an organization of than 3 per cent lard. Barbecue business women and homemakers * finns and aparerih lovers prefer Riwhens goal is the promotion of During Pontiac's . “DRIVE the and acceptance of the automobile, CONTEST that way. - Peace. AUTOMATIC ALL THE WAY AUTOMATIC... 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A P 2 : aN \ %: Ay \ vos é ‘ 4 4 te i, \ *y : é 4} ij Eh ee e \ y\ Hi ‘ \ . a8 \ os gf A i V +24 : Ce : \ t & ; ee x mad 4, a | \ ‘i ie | 4 i re _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL. 22,1957 pee leh ee Go Ca i) ELEVEN -_ Chicago Janitor Wired in Wied Dr Ral on, pans uu (ACmits Slaying Avon Hiahhers © Name Officers nis opyanrenydlel ete setae a. Of F pik. peclera: oy’ dane 4a Hopital, heavy pent from « the hone of : Study Schools jured in a two-car accident on M39 To ance cetioes He stole Som dimes AVON TOWNSHIP —"The newly(&t Aiport road in Waterford Town-| Board Meets night -|and 360 quarters, hip at’ 6 p.m. yesterday, PONTIAC 6 pple — The Marri- . formed Avondale Citizens F lanning | shaped his whole Strangling One Woman, resentatives of school administra-(40, of 65 E. Longfellow Ave. struck protien be : tors, teachers, PTA and Auburnjone driven by Billy K. Pepper, 22, discussed|of 93 W. Princeton Ave., as Pepper ways in which the group might aid|was making a left turn, police district. said. CHICAGO —Police said today|Presress of the school . a University of Chicago janitor Jennings’ Irene, 4, and admitted a en cance] appetniod’ commaticg, chairman [ir daughter, ‘Debra ° Sue, six at the height| housewife and raping at least four and Mrs. F, L, Bowman Is sec- months, sed another passenger, East war crisis,|WO™" employes ‘of the univer. cancer op-|*Y- Detective Donald Moriarity said group, meeting once a month, is iti hat George Sims, 29, orally ad-|the salary schedule for teachers. as a public mitted strangling . Mrs, Jeannie . 2 Johpson in her South Side home Group to Go to Arctic April ~2. within hours after 2% * OTTAWA ™ — An eight-man mo-| Police said all of the women Arctic expedition leayes next week shaping pol- |except Mrs, Johnson had somejto spend more than a year on, the hilt his university,|North Eeelesmere Island, wi weer Gite a SS Seperate lies of Ihe. sroameees Raping 4 Others “OPEN TONIGHT Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ‘til § begat and Wednesday til 6 IT’S EASY......: “DO IT vOvRSEL Report Humphrey Stay in Cabinet campaigns. single women off records sein + <= university rooms which he In the last’ four years he has “leaned GE, Whteipent, g PLASTIC Cc been involved many times in rag- tei ss iec ruk iF RVICE MEN ing controversies, ranging from) “omarity said two wom | SE 1 his so-called “brink of war’,°? Sims admitted raping are _Setng & te—Seve the éifterence. & WALL TILE ey policy to his sharp conflicts with|Durses and a third is a university) TESTER ix soon. Britain. and France in the Suez|PS¥chologist. With expert advice. CD Off C -“The secretary has no plans to/ troubles. Police said a rope which they REA COLOR ve : | ers Vourse leave the government,” Hagerty found in Sims’ locker was ‘used Call us—Free home B id told newsmen after checking with] Fees .on Capitol Hill have de- |to strangle. Mrs. Johnson, who SORTAGLE onnymei at West Bloomfield Humphrey, who is the vacationing) Bounced him. Some Democrats |lived in the general vicinity of the _@ Mak 8 =p THIS : Eisenhower's guest at the Augusta) Say of him, “He has done some- (university. ° OPEN ‘TIL 9:00 thing. that our party He was held without charge for| an we. Bases seemed able to do — make ex- |further questioning. - HOME OWNERS! look good.” Ask us about: never WEEK ONLY TILE a. 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PTA Planning _ Banquet, Fair Dr. Robert Martin of the State Department of Education ad dressed members of Wil] Rogers business meeting completed for the banquet to be held at 6:30 school, She carried a prayer book and si Members of MacDowell Male Chorus are poets ing with the sale of tickets for their annual concert being held Saturday at Pontiae High School Audi- torium, The 8:15 p.m. concert is under the direction Male Vocal Group to Appear at Pontiac High : The MacDowell Male Chorus will feature some of its talented solo- ists when it presents its Spring Concert at 8:15 p.m. Saturday in Pontiac High Auditorium, A num- ber of these voices have not been heard in recital by Pontiac concert- goers. ’ The Rev.-Roy Lambert, pastor of Lakeland United Presbyterian Church, will sing ‘the Prize Song” (from ,Wagner’s opera ‘‘Die Meis- tersinger’), He also will present ,ithe tenor solo from Franz Schu- bert's ‘“The Omnipotence."* The Rev. Mr, Lambert is a grad- uate of Wheaton College and West- minster Sefminary, Philadelphia, and has made numerous appear- ances with musical organizations of these schools : As another special feature, Ed- ward Banghart will appear in a group of folk songs, with guitar Mr. Banghart studied at De Paul University and University of Michigan. He has had extensive experience on radio and TV with his unique , presentation of Michigan folk songs, Another newcomer to MacDow- Spe a eG ca Yes) ‘ ‘Chorus to Give Spring Con of George Putnam.’ Recei Kadell of Birmnigham are (lejt) The Rev; Roy Lam- bert of Williams Lake road and Gordon Wilder of Cherokee road, “They are Recital Saturday to Include T alented Soloists ell Chorus is Robert Williams, ten- or, who has appeared in Pontiac numerous times, He also is solo- ist at Bethany Baptist Church. Mr. Williams will sing an art song, “Last Night the. Nightingale Woke Me’ (Kjerulf), and the solo part in “Set Down Servant,” a spiritual, , * * * Also featured will be Gordon Wilder; another newcomer, who has appeared as soloist both in Pontiac and Detroit in the musical programs of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints, Mr. Bride-Elect Diane Euler ils Feted thur R. Young were cohostesses at luncheon and a kitchen shower Sat- from: Joliet, IM., Holly, Durand, Birmingham, Brighton and Lans- ing. he a — : . a bouquet of white roses and white,Pythian Sisters Plan “Mrs. Eugene Wydra of Detroit was matron of honor, wearing a dress of pink crystaleite. Eugene Wydra was best man. Following a breakfast at tunda Inn, the bride changed to powder blue suit with white apd biack accessories, She wore Ahe- rose corsage from her h bouquet. . / Following a honeymoon in Wash- Ro- i Femple ‘‘recently, The convention will be ‘Dist¢ict Convention Plans. were completed for the ‘digtrict convention of Pythian Sis- itérs when members of Mispah 7 met in Fellowship Hall iheld May 2 at Elks temple. Special guest at the meeting was 1 |Mrs. Carolyn Kaufman, district flattering, They're to be had ‘deputy, from Port Huron. Refresh- ‘ments were served by Mrs. Reino Perkio, Mrs. Ronnie Voorheis and ington, D.C., the newlywéds will yrs Clifford Neville. make their home in Birmingham. i : ' ay URS. RICHARD B. COLE sé ae Elvira Jean Bisogni became the bride of Richard B. Cole Wednesday. | Mr. and Mrs. Varese Bisogni of Sylvan Lake are parents of the bride cand. Richard is the son of Mrs. B. M. Cole of « | Dearborn, Make Conve —Vegetables CHICAGO (INS)=I you want to - \give your guests food for talk, vegetables are “one of your best ‘bets. during a meal and people are bound to-be impressed, according to one of Chicago's top maitres d’ hotel. ‘¥red Kaye said that vegeta- bles bouquetiere—in other words a bouquet of different vegeta- tables—is one of the best-re- eeived foods at the swank ban- quets and dinner parties he plans Women who want to try this at home should build an array of cooked vegetables around a head of cauliflower and serve it on their best silver platter. For. example, ja woman can offer guests peas, ‘|bundles of string beans, carrots either sliced or in sticks, and as- paragus. Any vegetable can be in- cluded except cabbage which would Mauve Tint for Flattery Leads Style The mauve shades of spring's ready-to-wear are delicate and in clothes for daytime and evening, ‘in feathery tweeds, silk sheaths ‘and chiffon dinner dresses, They) also appear in accessories. | But mauve takes special make- up. And so does spring. Just as) housecleaning and ‘you're glad to cast off your win: | jter elothes when the first spring) days come along, so are you glad) to put on a brand-new make-up. J _ (Knowing this, one well-known beauty house bas brought out a complete make-up series in shades of crimson lilac to wear with the new mauve fashions. You can start with face powder] and go right‘on through pressed powder, lipstick and rouge to finish up with eye shadow in laven- der blue with a violet cosmetic to tip the eyelashes. To go along with this fragile and lovely make-up, there's a gray eyebrow pencil in place of ithe customary black or brown. isinging of birds—and the roar of | miliar a part of this season as rsation Piece ‘\ | — a. | { 1 i Li Pestise Press Phoies from Walter ving tickets soloists with the chorus. ‘Wilder, a graduate of the Univer- sity of Michigan, was a member| Bach Choir. Former MacDowell soloists, whose Voices are well. familiar to Pontiac, will be Paul Miller, ten- or, singing “Lonesome Road” by House; Kenneth Young, bass, who has chosen “When the Bell In the Lighthouse Rings’ (Sol- man), and Ralph bass baritene, who will sing “De Glory Road” by Jacques Wolfe. Others will include William Betts singing a solo in “Carry Me Home to the Lone Prairie’ (Guion), and ‘Earl Crawford who has the bass ‘solo in “Set Down Servant.” ert | of the Michigan Singers and the, 99 4 MacDowell Male Chorus, Pontiac High Auditorium is the scene of the Saturday concert by the " pearing on Soloists ap- ~ the program are Robert Williams (le{t) and Edward Banghart. Women's Section MONDAY, APRIL 22 . 1957 . PAGES 12-15 Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Hudson entertained at a family dinner’ in their home on Liberty street Sun- Among the out - of - town guests were Mr, and Mrs. Milo Sawvel and Captain and Mrs. Calvert Win- ters of Perry; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. Gordon: of Holly, Dr. and Mrs. | Ralph Sawvel ef Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosen and children, also of Lansing. Te ae Diane E. Dailey, ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dailey of Or- chard Lake is among 20 students initiated into Omicron Nu, national home economics honor society at Michigan State University. Members of Omicron Nu encour- age superior scholarship and pro- mote leadership and research in the field of home economics. * * * Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer H. Rey- noids of Elizabeth Lake road have returned from visiting friends in Richmond, Va. Their ten-day motor’ trip included vis- iting in Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, Va. x * bd Mrs, Harry C. Striffler returned’ by plane to her East Iroquois road: home Sunday after a ten-day vaca- tion in New York, where she was| the guest of Mrs. O. M. Unger of Greenwich Village. x *® * Barbara. Wiersema, senior at TO GIVE DIALOGUE Bouquetiere infringe on the flavor of the cauli- ‘Dower. | This idea not only saves table space, said Kaye, but also allows guests, to choose their own favor- Serve more than two vegetables ites. Because “few people like the’ \same vegetable, if they have a choice,” the portions of the in- dividual vegetable should be lim- ited to one or two helpings, Kaye advised, Besides being a decorative way of serving vegetables, Kaye says the bouquet approach is also prac- tical, ‘‘Any leftovers on the serving platter can be used later, mixed and diced and served either hot or as a salad cold.” Chefs also use up the vegetables in soups, he reported. | Palmer Strang, Neil Hunter and John Pohiman have been chosen ‘to give the dialogue in ‘‘My Soul's: Gonna Rise Again,” (Louchette)., | George Putnam is conductor of the chorus and Jerry Smith is the’ ——— In addition, Mr. Smith will play |“Ronde Capricciso” (Mendeis- | sohn), Sue Eckley will assist in the two-piano accompaniment of the Bohemian folk song “‘The | Reaper’s Song,” arranged by Da-- vison, | The chorus will be heard in three groups of songs which have la wide variety of interest and ap- 'peal for male voices. * * * Tickets may be obtained from Nancy Aldrich to Wed in June Shower Fetes Bride-to-Be Bride-elect Nancy Aldrich was the honoree at a luncheon-shower Saturday afternoon at.the home of Mrs. William Gordon of Dwight avenue. Mrs. Robert Boyce and Mrs. George Drittler assisted the hostess. Pink snapdragons and daffodils centered the luncheon table, which was covered with a pink cloth. Nancy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee A, Kremer of Dwight avenue, will marry Theodore Co. hassey, son of the Fred Cohas- seys of South Johnson avenue, \chorus members or at Robinson's iStudio or Calbi Music Store. dune 22 at First Congregational | Guests included Mrs. Kremer, Mrs. Cohassey, Mrs. Earl Phillips, i\Mrs. James G. Aldrich, Mrs, Jess Troyer, Mrs Max Schroeder, Mrs. ‘Richard Garrett, Mrs. Robert Sta- leey and Mrs. Ernest Rieme Others attending were Mrs. Garth Sayers, Mrs. John Little, Mrs. Frank Fortino, Mrs, Lester Bell, Mrs. C. T. Knowlton and Mrs. Lewis Carnell, Out-of-town guests included Mrs. William Gordon of Center Line, Mrs. William Bowman of Detroit, Mrs. Jack Miles of Ann Arbor) and Mrs. Robert Evans of Lake Personal. News of Interest in. Area the University of Arizona, re- mained on the campus in Tucson for the 1i-day Eastér holiday in order to continue rehearsals for “Tiger at the Gates,” in which she has the leading role of Adra- mache, Along with her busy acting schedule, Miss Wiersema also has her own TV show on a Tucson sta- tion which features interviews with visitors to the city. the Easter vacation on an eight- day trip with the University of Arizona swimming team, in meets on the. West Coast. The re- mainder of the. holiday will be spent with a Phi Delta Theta fraternity brether iv Les Angeles. Barbara and Ted are the daugh- ‘ter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore E. Wiersema of West Iro- quois road. * * * Mr, and Mrs, James C. Burt of | Warren drive announce the birth of a son, Mark Alan, April 18, at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.’ ._ Grandmothers of the infant are Mrs, Anne Gross of Silver Lake road and Mrs. Anna Youngquist of Hudson avenue. * * x Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Swack- hamer of Tubbs road are the proud parents of a daughter, Patrice April, born April 17. Grandparents of the infant are Mrs. Courtney LeCalir of Luther and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Swack- Angelus. emt Blast ‘Stuffy Look’ With 9-Day Diet Trim 10 By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Spring has a special feel and small and sound all its own, Like! an unusual dish which has a subtle and provocative flavor, the ‘mood of spring is difficult to ana- ‘lyze. | However, in its ensemble of sound we can recognize the gentle) patter of rain on a roof, children’s, 'voices raised in gladness at being ‘outdoors again, the twittering and vacuum cleaners! } When nature begins to re-do herself, we women are sized with an intense urge toward house decora- tion, Spring cleaning is as fa- spring fever, This is a time of bewilderment for the man of the house. Even over again, he always is disturbed when the far away but zealous look of a crusader suddenly appears on the face of his wife. Then one night he comes home to find the curtains down, the furni- ture piled in the middle of each room and a blend of floor wax, detergents and furniture polish) knows that all is well. WASN’T A-BOMB This is home in the spring of 1957, It wasn’t an atomic bomb! Luncheon Planned | Phi Alpha Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will host a, Mother's Day luncheon May 11 at Hotel Wal- ~ \dron, Sandra Johnson and Maureen “elightfully smug sigh. \ |Clark will serve on the welcoming icommittee.. Plaris were made at a) \ does not know It! No matter how ‘recent meeting, held at the home! ‘Jong a’ man has been married, be lof Miss Johnson on Edison street.! is: never prepared for the hurri- It wasn't Superman! It was just ‘in. an. imaginative way! ' x ** -& So, the:-man of the house settles ‘down in: his favorite chair with. a He Is living dangerously but he though he sees it happen over o8 pervading the atmosphere, and he; — the little woman enjoying her work) - Pounds cane of self-improvement which spring and spring house cleaning set off in hig lady. Even he may * ¢— voices, the birds’ s cleaners as ‘spring dleaning sets in hamer of Crescent Lake. for Spring Fashion Tonic be dragged into it as a fringe effect! 2 There is something about spring The sounds of spring —- rain'on a roof, children’s' A, 7 AND the roar of, oer i -more youthful appearance, * | Once we have spruced up our) Why not approach life with a more — sets off a chain reaction in | self improvement. It is a rebirth, al and a! return to a younger look x 862 | houses and gotten rid of some of | the clutter and dust, we want to fit) tered ourselves—with those extra pounds? HOW ABOUT IT? With spring bursting out all over with a new look, why don't we? vibrant viewpoint? A loss of even : TUESDAY’S MENUS Breakfast Half grapefruit One thin dry piece of whole wheat toast, black coffee Mid-Morning Glass of tomoto juice - Luncheon = Green salad with lemon or reducing dressing i 1. slice lamb roast (don't eat the fat) One glass skimnied mi One thin dry piece whole wheat oast | I. " : tyellow preferable) ; One-half cup string beans One glass skimmed milk, One apple All the menus will appear in this column for nine days. So come on—there’s no excuse for missing the chance to lose 10 pounds! * * * Tf you would like to have my into the picture. Why remain clut-/9-Day Diet boaklet send 10 cents ‘and a stamped, self-addressed en- ivelope with your request for it to | Josephine Lowman in care of The Pontiac - Press. Tomorrow: “Carrying ‘Winter er You Can Lose Them ow,” Kaolin Is Used in Lovely China and Beauty Clay When tlie Chinese discovered kao- lin, a fine clay, they literally un- earthed the basis for two beauty secrets — one for dishware, the other for skin care. Kaolin comes from the Chinese word, kao-ling, which means “high hill.”’ It was on a high hill that the first pure white porcelain clay .was found. Fine ichinas today are made from the skillful blending of several kinds of clay. + wot A fine beauty clay can be made easily ayid inexpensively at home by mixing enough kaolin and good quality witch hazel to form a creayhy paste. Apply to the face and/ throat and allow..te dry. / * * * "alg the “drawing’’ sensation $s subsided, remove with warm toas! * Mid-Afternoon water and soap. Now pat the skin Glass of tomate juice briskly With witch hazel and dry. Dinner’ _ {Circulation is. encow and nor- gone opiese of hab méat, steak or / sig skin 8 esonsbe ha can One-half cup squash } be bought \at any drug store, ac ‘S ‘ Ted Wiersema Jr., is spending _ e ahh tee oe Te al ce eee ee ee a ee ee eee ee ee a A eee 5 Pk ie 5H ai \ : 4 F . ie om is \ pave. 4 . ist UB qa: aay : ; ‘ F ss 5 ie neue a. \ 3 ae ee Wee. ( Dae | ia AOR Ue ‘Saal | ra (. pea AS ele At 0 ee So \ { \ \ eh ® ‘ ‘ \ is Gs eens ie ge ‘ keg | ey, 7 7 . ea ty - ~—_ \ | } : i \) tg 4 ‘ | ’ : \ \ A \ MY : \ \\ p : * f 4 \ : \ aA ‘ \ \ f J. a | | Pe c oe = a ae e ‘ee ne ae er ee t THE PONTIAC PRESS, now. APRIL 22. 1057, | | wea rams Teen-Age Is: Time of Turbulence : GIRLS’ BLOUSES =| | Knit and Cotton $44 | lacs 1 to 13 $]49 vp} | that it would grow in| sleep, In the morning, a radiant |self that is quite proper to her|}.: ; But. no comfort she| Shirley appeared at the breakfast | aoe. = | fonts rah goal ga oe \\™ | an Italian haircut. On Saturday — lan But since we are past her age, |i afternoon she went to the beauty; MOTHER WORRIES elireay M's govt of sete, lan't Pg llage ett ta halal lor she asked her astonded par- parlor. So her mother slept badly, Until ents happily I have anoth- er comforting her, we are able to As ‘soon as she reached home,/almost morning she lay awake) 0. ties of | ° fall comfortably. asleep, thinking, moth-| worrying about Shirley's inability “If this is insecurity, it's the kind sobbed, |to take discouragement. Every set-| In adolescence the young often|tnat time will take care of.” the they've! back was tragedy to the girl, from|take us on these roller. coaster] ‘This serenity in us is, of course, ! T can never go out/a classmate’s slighting remark to from blackest gloom to-rosi-|exactly what our turbulent teen- grows allltocng Oe part the wanted in 2\"*° is our . Look at these wisps! Oh, Mother,| school play. est rapture. Finally, we refuse to) vnelmed by his self-doubting at eee ee ein lonk wo *« * ¢ go along. emotions that is his awful... . “Ig she’ j re?” her mother NATURAL REACTIONS SATUTORCS, Her mother said all the com. ‘asked herself apprehensively. ° ' forting things she could think of. I ‘How will she ever learn to stand i She told. _ Shirley her short" hair up to real disappointments if she's eR enon ‘Your Fashion Store cee AFTER EASTER — CLEARANCE = DRESSES New Spring Styles” Were to $ 14.98 .....46 : _ Were to | ad 24.98 ....... Boy-Into-Man Transition Real. Puzzler for Parents Don’t Worry: if You Can’t Understand; Leave Him Alone to Grow Like Weed mm mur |v tee in teem me! fa » UDETD Design * i | ORS * nreeenerenneeeneeerninesisstdlnmmmstnserazemer ost _ . e ae jseems to grow overnight. Every|programs that appeal to kids. But; ==[9) , , , need not be expensive” ay ae oe 6 ee aller o- — ay Oy ee = touch the ° ‘— It costs so little to have lovely furniture custom made and .|the day before. life of a boy fast turning into a : Govignod, te fit your heme was and your bene clenal Or, it — aay yo — with a start — : ving Foo group » « ~. p transterming it into exciting, pers es wew furnit 5 into the face ot a man. The €9¢S| yuo tay with money saved =P dB re ee cee ees SC Were fo seem to be set uh from a summer job doesn’t keep ae free stimate. : nose is a real mose, no longer 8) 44. sanivanti . ing most of the : Pus, the sented has & sha0P.| time, ‘ax you feared it would, m Chairs....$35up Sofas... .$75 up 29.98........ Ticheeks looks tightly drawn, the| It is more often jacked up in — All Werk Guaranteed = chin juts out,- the driveway, with two or three) J for 5 Full Years! news broadcasts, hot-rod mage- zines, suddenly | alize that don't under- . =n cams ent btn down is stand him st all. 4. Furniture Makers and Upholsters |) = at ha ee pallet gd eal : ‘ 270 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 4-0588| Only one berber in town, helwants tobe let alone while he : : Serving Pontiac Homemakers for Over 24 Yearsl claims, knows how to give a proper grows like a weed from a boy into| fj aes haircut that igs almost scalping,|, man. | but not quite. He has learned the art of seem- ing to be aloof to girls — while rei word E! ee for Recipe — [sterm tine wer tore tat] [SPECIAL LIMITED TIM ft is arou Fax |is Spares Moke getinapheiliicaeig: TO INTRODUCE THE GLITTERING | He i always busy. There is no | Her Chocolate Cake | oe ie eee ey nek bin to | Right in Baking Pando a chore or an errand without interrupting important business. By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Homie Editor No denver? tonight? Want to have DOthtub Elevators chocolate cake and make it in a|Luxury of Future Then try Mrs. Burl : Sparnes’ recipe for a Jiffy Devils) Among: the contemplated luxu- Food Cake. Though odd sounding, |Ties of future bathing is a bathtub the directions are correct. jelevator — a platform to lower As a purse who is also a homme: AAd ralan the hptbar in ond oat ef }maker and mother of three small Weis ita kerdly whet most of leisure time. She hopes soon to find)‘ World is waiting for, this “‘in- jenough extra hours to attend meet- — a = = lings of the nursing association to|*© to the capped ag which ‘she belongs. who are sometimes deprived of the soothing refreshment of an all-/ JIFFY DEVILS FOOD CAKE iover bath. tha: didn’t matter |*. ° iA . : ETees ae W LLIAM WRIGHT || wens SEDER front page of the cig | Ee eager en oe % pape @ Casual or Dressy! @ Silk Shantung! @ Silk Linen! @ Spun Rayons! @ Laces! @ Taffeta! Junior, Misses and Women’s Half Sizes Dress: Salon — Second Floor SPRING SKIRTS Slim tailored famous maker spring styles Were to . 5@ 10.98...5... ORV CLEANERS _ ff Years of Quality Dry Cleaning ‘119 W. 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Naw Easy-Glide Rug Tool Skirts — Main Floor Mest Fabulous The Gold Star Mother’s Banner was dedicated Friday evening at a The newes? coot short of * meeting of Oakland County Gold| fe sevest coat (worpig tod * tae Secs Con Se ‘Star Mothers Chapter 34. Chapter 444 the stroight, full-length coat. Ew Vinyl Hose Swivels “Prules were adopted when the group @mn 60H naens : * CR eee oe met at Adah Shelly Library. ; * b Plans were completed for attend-| The new longer skirt-length- * : ‘ing the state convention at Battle;narrow under the briefer coat does * iCreek.. Peggy Ann Briggs gave|not square your silhouette and so * severa] selections on the saxo-'creates a taller, chic, new look. phone, Mrs. Clarence H. 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They'll look better and give you longer service. 20% to 40% DISCOUNT on the directions for small, medium and). “the cabinet pr Inn by the Rev. Russell Lincoln. r * >: * Diamonds *\Create Stir jin Capital Officials’ Wives See _ $3,000,000 in Gems, Famed Hope Stone “BY JANE EADS WASHINGTON — Mrs. Arthur Summerfield, wife of the postmast- er general, went home from a re- cent tea brimming with feminine} enthusiasm over the as ppenings. “I told my husband I saw some- .|thing I liked," she related with amusement. “Why don’t you get it?’ Sum- merfield replied indulgently, ‘‘You “lt was a near miss,” the Cabinet. ‘officer told me later. The “something” his adored wife liked was thé famous Hope dia- mond! Mrs. Summerfield was among and congressional wives who were daziled by a three-million-dollar diamond col- lection sent to Washington for Harry Winston, Winston purchased | the fabled blue 44-carat Hope dia-| mond from the estate of the late) great Washington hostess, Evalyn) Walsh McLean. o* 8 * * All the women had a yen to. touch the stone, just as they used == ito in the days when Mrs. McLean \wore it continually as a good luck charm despite the bad luck legend attached to it, \NO ILL FORTUNE + Mrs. McLean once told me the |diamond had never brought her /any ill fortune. ‘‘Besides,"’ she of- lfered, “I can always hock it when [I need some extra cash." This she idid, too, on several occasions. | x * bal PURCHASE of YOUR CEMETERY MEMORIAL! Pontiac's leading memorial company offers this opportunity until May 30th. Prices include vee? Hevel — and Delivery to your cemetery lot. Add foundation cost only. SALE ENDS MAY 30th! MARK a MZ, A MARQUIS Li ; JANETTE R 4 i902 — ad 1906 — 1946 24” long, 100 MONUMENTS ON DISPLAY $165 Sale Priced as Low as ; ACT NOW Make your selection while display is complete and Memorial day erec- tion is assured. All our finest granite memorials in Barre, § Wausaw Red, Salisbury * Pink, Dakota Mahogany, plus a cofmplete new dis- play of brilliant colored Northern Granite. All stock completely sound and flawless. Guaranteed everlasting and weather resistant, ROBERT H. HESTHER BP Be ~~ i924 sid woe a4 ’ , ‘ 3 ft. Long, 16 in. High. ‘Regularly Priced at $160.00 _ REDUCED to $128 "Others os Low as $65.00 2 24” long, 12” wide, 4" high. Reg. $55 value. SALE PRICED et.. 12” wide, 6” high, Reg. $65 value. SALE PRICED ot.. INFANT MARKERS Low as. EVERY GRAVE $3,900 $4900 .. -$28.00 | . Ojfice and Plant Open Daily 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. — Sunday 1 to 5 P.M. NTIAC GRANITE & MARBLE CO. / GEO. E. SLONAKER & SONS |. 269 Ookland Avenue , remtir 17, Mich. MYRON STREET ourr wouse-rt | | Phone FE 2.4800 ies fabulous hostess was used ving women come up to her hy “ask permission to touch the stone. During World War . years, when she used to invite service- men stationed in the area to her ito would take off the diamond and pass it around for close - up ex- amination. I remember one late evening when lingering guests at a white- 'tie shindig gathered in the bar = for weekly parties, she | | land fell to discussing the gem. The | ‘hostess, with usual carefree spon- | taneity, whipped off the stone and tosed it to her friend across the small room. It rolled under a divan while the guests in evening attire scrambled around on their knees to retrieve it, and two plainclothesmen sta- tioned at the door looked fit to be) tied, Camouflage Flaws If your hands aren't really pretty, you can camouflage their defects, Let your nails grow suf- ficiently long so that you can use nail polisha This will take care of stubby fingertips. ‘them regularly at night. And wear the prettiest, most spar- kling rings you can find. But not too many of them. Margaret Hall Is Bride of} (Christopher M ichael Drew probably earned it pouring tea.”’| “ & * with seed pearls and narcissus. Elizabeth A. Makielski of Bir-| mingham was her only deep turquoise. Streamers from a} big satin bow in back, fell to the) hemline of the bouffant skirt. She| carried a bouquet of pink roses. | For her daughter's wedding | Mrs. Hall chose a gray blue silk | suit with navy accessories | and a corsage of pink roses, and Mrs. Drew chose a navy and white silk print dress with navy accessories and a corsage of | red roses. : « «+ * Following the ceremony a dinner was held at Botsford Inn. When the couple left for a trip to Northern Michigan, the bride was of white tulips and narcissus, i beige accessories and a corsage | | | Queen Elizabeth Spends Birthday With Her Family LONDON (INS)—Queen Elizabeth ‘II celebrated both Easter and her 3lst birthday in a quiet family 'Suds Cure’ Saves Table From Rings | got a job! A perfectly fascinating| disappears. Her headpiece was a cornet sequins caught to a fingertip veil. | Her flowers consisted of white]l tulips, white carnations and white} : attendant, |I | wearing a cocktail-length dréss off Charles K. Hawke of Detroit/F was best man. i. wearing a green silk dress with |: Bring. your coat in personally and save 10% of Storage Cost! OFF 10% Waite’s Fur Salon—Third ‘Floor get-together in Windsor castle. * * * Bands of the famed guards regi- ments played “happy birthday” to! ‘the queen as thousands of subjects and visitors thronged about the | ‘castle, The queen and other mem- | ibers of her family sat at a win-| idow to hear the serenade and |wave and smile at the crowd be- ‘low. At one point, curly-haired | | princess Anne, 6, got carried | away by the music and did an impromptu dance. | Among the gifts the queen re-, ceived were two. small bouquets | which Anne and her big brother | Charles, 8, bought with their | allowances. The official observance of the Queen's birthday is June 13. Flowers Adorn New Lingerie NEW YORK (INS)—Lingerie is blooming like a flower garden this | spring, and even the most severe dresses probably will conceal rose- bud printed slips. usually solid pastels, are turning floral. Besides the rosebud slips, there are nighties dripping in lilac blossoms, and magnolia-covered negligees. : “Women are a little tired of plain colors,” explained Etta | Kolsky, lingerie designer for Elizabeth Arden, As a result, the Arden spring lingerie adds flowers wherever possible, Solid-colored nighties are covered with color-matched floral. negligees. Slips are solidly flow- ered from strap to hem, And robes, leven the -plainly tailored ones for ‘traveling, are completely floral. * * * i Printed nylon chiffon is a fa- vorite fabric for the new posy- patterned lingerie. item in the Arden line is a misty nylon chiffon long nightgown in pink and mauve wisteria on white. This comes with a matching robe that reaches only to the knee. decently covered, but not smoth- ered in yards and yards of fabric.” Underwear and night wear,} Pontiac’s New One-Price Permanent Wave Shop ALL PERMANENTS Py The . Complete with Cut and Set NONE HIGHER You Get All This: @ Custom Haircut @Permanent by an No Appointment Necessary— experienced, licensed. Come Any Time! operator @ Styled Set Phone @Guarantee...a FE 8-3560 complete wave for $3.75. None higher. HOLLYWOOD ™ 78% N. Saginaw (Over Bazley’s) One luscious | . Sold only through foWuhialelara. d Ei vith amsiaelalaaice: Now A Brand- New Electrolux Cleaner COLD WAVES | Styled Hair, Cuttings . $50 |, ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP. AQver Tasty Bakery) Open Friday Evening | 80g N. Saginaw Hair-Do. Now Get That “Perky” Spring PERMANENTS | “Machine or $. sm Up =eckingiee =a FE 2-5600 1064 w. Huron | : LIGHTWEIGHT! HEAVY-DUTY! COMPLETE WITH TOOLS!. It’s here—the world’s lightest- weight heavy-duty cleaner, ELECTROLUX® Athettoed Soles ond Service ALSO_—Fully ieaeacak fagery.cobett Electrolux” cleaner $291 FE 5-6114 \ \- rH le F i “Many 3-year-clds are not ready pasting and will lose. interest quickly,” she says. . i ‘to Party — She Refused: Earlier Engagement Fell ‘Through; Is It OK to Tell Hostess? sacty at a to her party after t way?” etait Ta | a3 3 .._|PASTE Is BETTER ||pressors, wooden ice-cream spoons of Wisconsin, agrees that a lot “They will need heip, but it is, worth it. They are so proud of their efforts and find real learning in: the doing.” Paste, she suggests, is more sat- will You can easily make’ your own ipaste in a jiffy by adding % cup ‘ot water to one-third cup of flour and pouring in a few drops of oil Wants to Go [zim * sites a . |his choosing. Let him cut and * * * Here are some projects which favorite with children. Give the child heavily-ruled eraft paper and have him cut strips 4% to 42 inch ‘Needs Warm Suds Before sounds become notes, the. \child deals with rhythms. Pot lids, with good handles make accept-| able cymbals. Empty cans with | pry-olf lids can be partly filled Foam Rubber Pillow Foam rubber pillows should be] wide. Then give him paste and show him how to press hard to) hold each circle until it sticks, and how to loop the second circle in- side the first, and so on. PAPER DESIGNS _ | Cut-paper design — Give a youngster black or white craft other gaily-colored papers that he can cut into shapes and sizes of . May I call the background. Any colors may be tell her that I will used as long as there is contrast. regretted must I paperlaced design — Fold’ a ‘quarters. Then let the child cut. along the four edges, just nipping | paste a picture or design made of \paper scraps to the black or white * * * ‘piece of plain paper in half, then fold it over once more to make. in and out to form “lace” when | ?ipaper, and several sections of |t washed in lukewarm soap or de-| jtergent suds, using a squeezing ‘motion to circulate suds through the millions of little air cells. At least three rinses are airy place away from heat, It’s a good idea when furnish- ing a home to stick to first things first. Consult a store decorator you do not make some fatal errors that will be costly in time and money, IMPERIAL BEAUTY SALON unfolded. Public Primping Wrecks Illusion One of the most unattractive things a woman can do is to make *\up her face in public, particu- larly in a restaurant. Yet count- less women do it daily. At the end of luncheon or din- those who see it) job. Then the compact is snapped shut with | Now at 219 Auburn Ave. Make your _ gained, in the eyes’ of those who watch her. The room is the place and the only place for such repairs, for there’s another angle to this unsightly habit. For the sake of the skin, fresh i Sorority Meets Beta Alpha Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority met at the home of Phyllis Ginell on Linda Vista street Hairstyling | that turns heads | -Member of the Virginia Farrell Hairstyling Group NORTH LYNN BEAUTY SHOP 7% N, Lynn (Off W. Buren) > FE 46-5061 woman. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. . “WHERE SERVICE AND. QUALITY ARE SUPREME” Andre Beauty Salon | 2nd Floor — Pontiac Stote Bank Bldg. No Appointment Neomedl! Immediate Service! ve Andre Presents: New ‘57 Feather Cut Custom Cold Waves $7 510" : A staff of skilled stylists tol please the fancy of the most Gecriminating i Complete With Cutting and Styling E Phone L FE 5-9257 | | i i. or buy a decorating book so that! | “10 wang ; price of one . | many interesting ways . for Mother’s Day OO A PAIR ‘ This is almost like getting two ioe the . these chairs are such 2 an outstonding: buy!—Use a pair in so : - » to flank a = fireplace or lamp table . . . in a bay m window... for a corner grouping. Wide © © choice of colors and materials. A won- » derful present for mother—on her day! ! THE ‘PONTIAC |PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 22,1957 | : Eileealiay Ae ‘ ? ’ ae — ~ ; sa eye — esctnoen abten: % * : —— gine ! ’ * 1 : : Encourage ‘Kitchen Harmony’ pay ) ar E we | men 9 ih » Inreee ; ) cts USE A\ WIGGS Pots’ n’ Pans Make Music for Te ats} | SI — soe oie : By JOHN BARROW become/ drum, And musical pro-, beb they pet tagother ihemectves | Py IRS of re | INS Statt Writer grams/ on television keep feeding| ta © store-bought ‘instrument. pererreb tae PLAN Most of us’who grew up in aninew ideas which the smallfry are| At least our homemade ¢ . or i ats gan ht 9 ne Sr. | | pean og | . wate dgstiohasiins ‘al Margaret Stetien, child develop 1 Speckly Priced WIGGS shopped the markets of the world to | bring you these beautiful and. unusual Gift items... all spectatty priced! / WIGGS sr sori FOR MOTHER'S DAY . . . AND FOR THE Bits BRIDE au a R WEDDING DAY © CARAFE Save 1/,—Regularly $3.95 2.95 Sear 00 design Carafe makes a 1 lovely gift! Gleaming brass finish , handle, lid, and candie- _ warmer stand, Just arrived... imports from England oi and many countries... AT LEFT: ABOVE: FINE ENGLISH EARTHENWARE Two lovely new patterns direct from Johnson Bros. in England. 50-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 Special ¥] 7.99 Regular Price TOP: . buffet. “Chippendale’’—attractive all - over pattern in pink on white. Special . BOTTOM: ‘Day In June’ — Illuminated field flowers in soft colors. -+-a@ wonderful Value! . Imported hand-made crystal from Sweden . PRINCESS ASTRID STEMWARE SHERBET @ GOBLET @ ICE-TEA @ HIGHBALL @ COCKTAIL @ WINE each $1.00 set of 8 $6.95 dozen $10 Swedish glass is noted for its beauty of design and clear-blown sparkle . . . and this “Princess Astrid” pattern is @ terrific value umenrthed by our own "globe-trotter” on a fecent byying see Open Monday and nd Friday Til.9 » on WIGGES2 we HURON PRETTY CHINA HOSTESS SETS Outstanding buy in delicate China Service for brunch, 254 Pc. COMPLET E SERVICE FOR SIX.. 6 _— 6 cups, 6 seucers, cream a sugar, or coffee pot (not shown). Very “slight im: partections make his price. possible. luncheon, or A. Cup, Saucer & Plate Set. .$1.00 B. Tea ‘n Toast Set, 2 pieces $1.00 4 Sets of Tea ‘n Toast. . $3.95 ' C. Creem and Suger...... $2.50 89. 93 Set of Bight PARFAITS . ee oA ei ae : as fa ae . Lg 2 s : i 1 ‘ 8 fos Wet oe : : ry i et Glee Pa a ra \ a : : 4 i a0) a a 2 #\ 4 3 , | : : \ \ \ . S \ i! wee cee, E Pa 4 \ =i : ty ‘ " +; } \ . Eee : f i i q ’ 4 Bes aes * Se a ~—r j YT =. z | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957. i a 4 4 t it . f {a ; ; ' 4 i } : fy ; \ 4 / ttle ‘Waters Yield Corpses, Clues! ey ee ee stolen property, incdsding type-| mysteri-jous—the on of Seattle’s waters writers, money-equipped safe 5, 0U% disappearance, the “frogman is, by police admission, frequently and “hot” rods”’| [chest ae peel Ys bale oe off and Cassidy, at the bottom of thelof criminal, or careless, property| van ape John Cipriano was injured in i... But when underwater investiga- automobile accident Jan, 5, 1954. tion. is necessary, usually after,He was knocked unconscious. He iy oan of they’re rushed to the|died here Friday, without ever scene of crime or drowning,|coming out of the coma. strapped to wore gear and ow » With pf ea they had backed over a - A According . vidge, retaining wall, following iter- ‘ * : iss the best with the: Seattle|taining party. mee Naval Airman Dies always 8 squad, the skin-diving 5| Case was closed. After 3 Years in Coma ¢ burglar to fascinating case was solving|g7HER ASSIGNMENTS ‘dence.’ ‘And a famous mystery about tor Faires and Yerabek| PHILADELPHIA §—A 26-year- _was “taken . For. seven years, Seattleltes have “beats” °in the depart-|ld naval airman from Scranton, in slaughter wondered whiat had happened to \ment; Yerabek walks the beat in|Pa., is dead after three years of ’ pally by boat. Hennessy and Cassidy—two local |suburban Bell Town, and Faires, unconsciousness. morticians who simply disap- rides a prowl car. thin air one deep. sig Reductions ** No Money Down! 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City’s Churches = MARY ANGLEMIER - Church leaders said Sunday saw the greatest | __ Before altars banked with lilies and other floral Holy City,” “When I Survey the Wondrous cross” . . | Press Church Eélter ; number of churchgoers they had ever known — decorations sent by members and friends in memory “Bells in the ‘Bleep ” and’“He Is Risen.” “The strife is o'er, battle done: here on Easter Day. § — of loved ones, there were —— and receptions 76. * : Ths cedory spite boo: , - As'the sun peeped over the horizon, the deep tones of members. A Conssezsitiees Service waa het tn the wa dielias- | ‘The song of triumph, ha has 1s begun, from the bell of St. Vincent de Paul Chuvch called Children’s, Junior and Senior Choirs were heard win Avenue Methodist Church with Bishop Marshall Alleluia.” parishioners to prayer. in traditional, well loved anthems and songs. At All R. Reed of the Detroit area speaking. Thousands of worshipers heard the story of Christ's Resurrection in song and sermon, as they filled city and county churches to overflowing Easter Sunday morning. The joyous services began before dawn and con- tinued through the day ending with vide | pro- grams of Easter music. CHRIST CHURCH CRANBROOK — Church- goers filled to capacity the sanctuary of Christ Church Cranbrook Easter morning. Friends and LEROY PRUE FAMILY — Coming together for Easter Mass at St, Michael's Church is the LeRoy C. Prue family of°4858 Elizabeth Lake Rd. families greet each other as they arrive leave the four festive services. Shown are Mr, Prue (left to right), Thomas, Don- Throughout the morning, chureh bells rang out from all sections of Pontiac, announcing the Easter services in celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ centuries ago. . The earliest service reported was at 5 a. m. in Providence Missionary tist Church. From 6 until 8 a. m. Sunrise were scheduled with breakfast following in most churches. Sermons in both Protestant and Catholic Church- es dealt with Christ's rising ton the tomb with His Saints Episcopal Church, Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus” was sung as an offertory number. ~ “Christ thé Lord Is Risen Today” was given by Sunday School children at Waterford Town- ship Lutheran Church. Other familiar melodies were “In. Joseph's Lovely Garden,” “Open the Gates of the Temple,” “The FATHER AND SON — David Karst of 2101 Opdyke Rd. is shown as he brings his 17-month-old son, David, to St. Michael’s Church early Easter Sunday for the morning Mass. morning service. ARRIVING AT TRINITY BAPTIST — Joseph Williams opens the door at Trinity Baptist Church for his mother, Mrs. Wiley Williams of 9276 Villa Crest Dr., Cotes at hey ee ee ee ee ASSISTING AT ALTAR — The Rev. Richard C. Stuckmeyer, pdstor of Grace Lutheran (cen-— ter), is assisted at the Easter Sunday morning _ Services by Wallace Turner of Syivan Lake (left) promise of life everlasting. The festive Easter Day with its triumphant mu- sic, pageants, plays, and with pictures of the Holy pastor. tomimes drew to a close being shown in Em- _ . Manuel Baptist Church by a; Tom Malone, the a4 and David Stuckmeyer, his son, Tile young men, members of Grace Lutheran, are studying for the ministry in St, Louis, Mo. NEW YORK (®—The Board ot Directors of The Associated Press| ‘said today, “Qualified newsmen) should be allowed to report first ‘hand fvom the mainland of! China.”’- tive: ; * *& * “The most noticeable gap in our coverage, and one that has caused much controversy, is Communist China. “We were invited by the Chi- nese, along with others, to send a reporter into the country, The United States Department of State refused permission and threatened serious sanctions. The Associated Press dis- agreed with the government's ac- tion and the board at this time states again that it believes qual- ified newsmen should be allowed to report first hand from the main- 77 W. Haron St. 8B yy size, tube or tubeless, whitewall or Be yo ; PAY ONLY ‘2 For Another Tire 2-YEAR Choose From: The directors observed that, idespite the ban, The AP “did get first-hand reporting from China by ‘commissioning-a Canadian news- paperman (David Lancashire) to make a tour of the country.” the board told the annual meeting to know, through their own report- of members of The Associatediers, about conditions in China, Press, worldwide news coopera- Secretary of State Dulles said Te \AP Urges. China Reporting. , cently that he and President Fi- senhower have considered drop- ping the ban but have failed to find a formula for doing so. Dulles speaks today at the AP’s annual luncheon in the Waldorf- Comment on the State Depart-| Newsmen have protested that’ Astoria Hotel. ment's refusal to. permit U.S.|the travel ban infringed on the} The White House announced in newsmen to travel to Red China, right of people in the United States|Augusta, Ga., yesterday that Dulles would “outline the broad principles of American foreign policy.” Firestone | Brake Adjystment...... reg. 350 | Wheel Alignment ...... reg. §50 | Wheel Balance . .. 2 Fronts re: 400 , “TUARANTEE ang Fi re $ t 0 n e MARKET TIRE | ‘4325350 * Ly ad ) 3. % han 2 4 See tea pas ee * . - "2 Ss Ree F stein es V3 fe es Se es AY Ti g . ce Oey wee a £ e q F 2 Ay ee — hee tor \ ‘te 3 4 : =: \ tS at Lee i ae 1 tee ¥ i sf ' , ‘ : ; ee at + \ Bye eae 1 ter : 4 / 1 es aP 4 Te ee eee - \ $ Kocg # i 5 * f24 ee ge ; \ € ‘ . A ee: THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1957 Se ey ea 4 sp V | Bie,” 5 ay : 5 | Inc | it | | : [ kok * .. * oe Oe te ee OR ee Cae | ‘|ChiefsBowinOhio = Ee ee _ loop Single Ray Wins High Jump T[itleintttwips- H. GUY MOATS grabbed off 4th place in thé) Jerry Meyer, fine hurdler from)Sp1 5 Con | d 3) MANSFIELD, Ohio — A new 2:68.3 race won by Pittsburgh [Berkley gave the south end school/18; 013% | in lans,. track team was| OO’s cu are bpoor | wh mem ery pore Okla, @ — Wilf! Siken for Maxwell tn inh. ae ee we who closed with his second 2, Don Newcombe tied a record|nant, still hadn't won « ball game.|ncurs and 50 minutes and wasn’t|Gus Zernial with two out in the)Smith, formerly of St. Clair, Mich., 5, gl Ra ER When the PHS track team founa|Seieht 6 he'd like to forget by throwing S, Jim Wilson pitched 6 23 Der decided until the Orioles came up seventh. Hector Lopes broke hig) Pigiee. © ote, toot ee in the! Sit = the sun shining brightly early Sat- a at New York. pe First game: - j te . : é j : ; : ; - | Bt ‘Sliwatiice Pde pm—Rosh| Pert Ruron one ae oe 2 FE 2-1010 | : gs , | | i | 7 i 2 f 6 Det - , ea |. Pontiac 404 120 x—11°112) Guaranteed Ageinst. Burn Out, : : ss 210 Orchard Lake’ Ave. M sFied “toss PM vercon an) Christensen, Heed (4th) ff Rust Out, Blow Out. Open Fri- fi | oe ae Cg | ae ; | is es Shon do . é J ad — - \ * | 2 4 | ' | ee t = Es : ag | . jf iy 4 09 7 t- Huron ¢ 000 O11 x--2 $0 Peete dase wl acer _. |THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL LS ae ee ey bere ey Dodger Fool kie | Bowlerama Scores tcher Wise |, MEN L/ 3 RB. | cz : DR- Ui Fs Pitcher Wi ins | Bowie ama 42) P uuees | So ee ae : toOld Trick —- |: Pulse sas: : : | 1 : oe ; ‘Howard . ease a a) | i ; BROOKLYN (#—The next time age ikass eae AEE: + HEE SPECIAL | | p ontiac Junior | - : 8.10) Aq | ALL 5 TIRES oe Pittsburgh's Frank Thomas tries|_ Jim Hoke oa roy br id Kenneth oi { an old semipro trick he'll be sure|®¢ ‘*) his intended victim is not wise to Johns Pu Pty and William Mc- — 3 00 such goings-on. Kim ¢24 ae eee Rie : 3 tf ‘ $5 - The Pirates’ - third: baseman). Howard Sudbury €i8 fith). Irwin | | | ne » Sa : os (ried te eal on the Dodgers'|®!” ‘2 ant Prom Pavlinae 616 (13th) in .) Our y ; i * rl | rookie pitcher, Rene Valdes, yes- : Clark Balch h and Howard gsr gop | a G DEN rs erday and & backfired. ° {tied for lth). Roy K. Bone 613 tien). 4 Thomas, on third base in the! 24, seines ‘0 wu Winners dhoun’'s fifth inning of the first game at gerry Stoll $91 itied te tor sch) and Reuel Wins Top Prize _—— Soe a '¢ : Friendly Service = a “At the Si th ® Ebbets Field, called for the ball Ne — om = Flying Red Moree" The Cu igh . ‘ his” major” league debut, called sea, Haz fava sb ata Sal ea mene air ah Mg ce time’ and then threw the ball i t™geian te "Osea" ond) wikis ee eee eee ‘FE 8.3961 . iY * * » 6 © + ssi . toward third. Obes $48 (29th) in Ladies’ Division Seuped Up Hot Rod The Pittsburgh veteran stepped Sibener ° aside and let the ball rol to thes Mat gH, in, et stands. If Valdes hadn't called|Charles Seta Georg Killian and 1 A It-year-cld Pontiac High | ; “time”, Thomas_ would have|tresster O John Thill (37th), “Wayne School athlete who was bowling, Tosh ’ a scored. (39th) tia flan ven Byeld in his 1st tournament and a prey : Oe ia een ton Plains woman who just; Baseball Drills Planned [2 Per Donner” .2122:.2::"fon00 G33 squeezed into the finals gn a tie To Troin for High Solary Positions in Electronics, = ree wt eeeeeteee bee 605 were crowned champions of the. Radio & Television. Day ond Evening Clesses Allow Griff's Grill Class A paseball]$: Lois Pitcher’ ci..." goes Sat soten "Win bid’ ambos” eee ist Pontiac Press Bowlerama Sat.| Y¥ te Remain Fully Employed While Training, 10 Winn Mall Coupeh or Cell for Complete a eek a este Pauraday ot thin] erany sent Oe Gah are. | tntermetion. ‘No Obligation WO 2-5660 Griff’ ghatent edhe ye Joe Tinson, sparked by a 275 Electronicsinstitute 2 Woodward (Donevan Bids.) 4 ! for young play-|pailey 56. (#th), Iva McDonai game, and steady scoring Donna 3 Blocks North of Fox Then ‘ ers only. Interested persons should) (ith). Edna Bachnak 854 (igen is Verhey romped to easy victories Korean Veteran Approved. 4-15 attend the workout oo S41 (12th), | ‘ 5304. lied one: aay vompton, Karen Pa fo Late Piet soaps | with 676 and 674 in their respec- | . Name ccna séwewesdensccddesssukeenstexcejecMMO\evenendesaessssmansesns od ns < : + " ee it ~— top valiner en ” — Address ee eeeeeeee deeeeeensese Pere eee re) CU. cecccccscnvenssecsevece . Tinson was awarded $425 and a handsome desk-calendar set (~~ for rolling a 577 actual to go with ; his -99 handicap. Mrs. Verhey, = who had tied for the last qualify- : ing place at Dixie, defeated ran. | 00 ick for a New or Used “ : nerup Pat Donner by 42 pins for . $205 and a desk set. She had CH EV ROLET re ~ . @ 672 actual and 102 handicap. WOMEN’S TOP SIX — The “Big Six" among runnerup, and 3rd placer Marion McNair. In the : ; CAR. or TRUCK 108 women contestants in the Bowlerama singles back row, same order, are: Marion Urich, 4th, Pr heme gue part = a cen . handicap tourney included, left to right, front Lois Fletcher, 5th, and Helen Smith. in prize money with six others} MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES | row — winner Donna Verhey, Pat Donner, the ' adding Press trophies for being the Not just a top cap — but a full — . : top qualifiers'in the race fo reach shoulder to shoulder cap, in a new, FE 5-4161 FE 5-2077 the big last round at Huron Bow. improved design. The same design jiamever| sey) cme ai ta six! as-on the 1957 new cars. Fully who had been high qualifiers fin-| } guaranteed. ished in the “Big Six’* in the two divisions. That was women's 5th placer Lois Fletcher. Frank Pavl- inac was hjghest among the men $ plus exchange and tax 9%? "670-15 drags ben the poeta ther T1018. nt 98 760-15 . $11.98 ings. "Beneficial LIKES to say “VES” BENEFICIAL makes get- ting a losn a friendly matter. Over two mil- When you ask for a nt OF $25 TO $500 lion people a year get ball ace Louis Seay was close |] 11 N. ¥ 3 FE 20121 & prompt “Yes!” here. behind at 662 for 3rd place, =f ‘ You can, too’ Get loan m a single visit to the office when you phone first. Or if moreconven» ient, come in foday! ‘W. Misiewicz, also of Pontiac,’ took 4th place honors with a 648. George Howard and Stan Bott staged quite a battle-for the No. 5 spot with Howard winning out with 635. Bott rolled 633. Pat Donner’s runnerup showing made it an all-Drayton Plains finish in women’s play. She hit 632. Ranking 3rd was Pontiac's Mrs, Marion McNair at 605. She edged another Drayton Plains’ ace Mar- jon Urich by one pin. Lois Fletcher had 587 for: Sth and Helen Smith's 680 completed the top six. Bill Johns of Pontiac posted FOR FORD-CHEV. -PONTIAC ° the best actual series in the end All Other Automobiles QUALITY TOOis =o = | —x complet Us ol handicap prevented him from ranking higher than 7th. Mrs. anus © cauanc + vera | (ieee B SSE SESE | DUAL exHausr sysTems: SHOPSMITH © DeWALT . | ty ke Sb Lees wid ee = , Loans $25 te $500 on Signature, Furniture or Car 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC FEderal 2- 2nd Fleor, Bidg. « Phone: Oren EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR eyRane HOURS Loon: mode to residents of alt swrrounding towns Beneficial FINANCE CO Verhey's 572 paced the women. poet ad ~ This ped group made front row — Joe Tinson, the champion, runnerup aa ween = , e up the “ x” men's division of the Ist Bob Pickett, and Louis Seay, 3rd. Back row — W, : : , PORTER-CABLE SKIL | annual Press Bowlerama following Saturday's Misiewicz, 4th, George Howard, 5th, and Stanley Sarthe wourmny comers pedal WE CARRY A COMPLETE BROWN & SHARPE @ MILWAUKEE > final round at Huron Bowl. They are, left to right, Bott. presentation of awards. | LINE OF BRAKES! — : TERMS AVAILABLE GLENN WING POWER TOOLS 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Road BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 Discount on Brake Drum Turnings! Texans Set Tempo in Kansas Relays fminot : en mp so te ses tye “ays _ ees oc Motor Mart Auto Parts blistering baton teams from Texas| Jan Howell and J MeNeal ito meet records in the ‘coll when his Maserati-Chevrolet burst | and Kansas set the tempo for tre-| stepped the Soaautha, sheep in |sprint medley at 3:22.6 and pad into flames in the finals in the| 121-123 E. Montcalm FE 4-8230 |mendous record-breaking perform-| 16 57.8. The recognized intercol- |college mile relay at 3:15.1, He|Hawali ports car races. jances in the 32nd Kansas Relays) legiate record was set at 17:08.6 was clocked at 1:49.5 for his half!’ /Saturday. in 1952 by Michigan, ‘mile trick and in :47.5 for the | The Texans, besides. running the , quarter, cece —|440-yard relay three-tenths of a The Jayhawks set a new mar Howard - Payne. College _ of | | second faster than the 40.2-seconds Of 7:32.3 in the two-mile relay and pownsville, sTex., set a college NO’ ICE TO BOWLERS! world record they se¢ in 1952, hung won the one-mile in 3:12.6. divi ision meet. record of 7:41.9 for up two more’ new marks for the omy Tidwell, of Emporia (Kan) the 2-mile relay and won the col- “| AKEWOOD LANES” [cc2!) 2s ce eee ae medley, 12 ae ' ie Sorting | Altogether, 13 meet records fell. | | Alleys Will Be Erecied in Time for the 1987-1880 Bowl teens im_winnlng three Peay | CH EV ROLET ing Season at a , | 3121 W. 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APRIL. 20 1957 | ie A Oe as ; re De ee ie ese eu ais Co.; Pontiac you're going th tackle those many| which to display their latest |spectators will be a 60 by| Paing Mfg. Co, Inc.; Filter-Soft home projects this spring, the Pon-| wares, most of which will show |180-foot tent erected at the center.| Water Service Co.; Reliable Win. “tiac Junior Chamber of Commerce) the homeowner the most modern Son A eae Ds Selene’ Bere: parking space will be available, Jaycees report. Forty-one city-area business ments, Howard Weedon, co-chairman of th show, said a few booths are still available and may be obtained by calling him at FEderat 4-2597. Jaycees have not held their show in the Armory. ites more innovations in home improve: | The show will open Thursday at 4 p.m. and close at 10, Friday ‘| hours are 1 to 10 p.m,, Saturday, 19 a.m. until 10 p.m., and Sunday lo a.m. until, 8. p.m, The adthission will be 50 cents for children, Proceeds will go to. the Jaycee youth fund. LIST OF EXHIBITORS The list of exhibitors to date are: Church's Incorporated; G. A. Thompson & Sons; Michi- gan Home Remodelers; Michigan Bell Telephone Co.; F. J. Poole Co.; Lumber Fabricators: Gal- lagtier Music Co; Bryan F. French; M. A. Benson Co. Inc.; G. & M. Construction Co.; Hamp-| ton Electric Co.; Burmeister's Northern Lumber Co.; Ambassa- dor Insulation; McCandless Incor- porated, All are Pontiac firms, Others are; Reliable Products Co, Inc.; Michigan Heating Inc.; Lewis Furniture Co.; C. Weedon prises, Inc.; Soneenaly Nation- al Bank. More Pontiac displays will origi- nate from the Montcalm Builders ‘Supply; Oakland Fuel & Paint Mfg, Co.; Cutting Tools and Sup- plies Inc.; Pontiac Federal Sav- ings & Loan; Mixer Park Equip- ment Rental, Inc.; Chippewa Fence Co. , * * * Other exhibitors will include: Castone Michigan Corp. of : Oak Park; Royal Water Conditioners, Inc. of Detroit; Concrete Step Co. of Drayton Plains: Taylor Made Garage Doors of Detroit; Graham Overhead Door Sales of Birming- ham; Crump .Electric Inc, of Aw burn Heights; East Gate Awning Co. of Roseville; Arrow Fence Co. of Royal Oak; Electric Heating & Insulation Co. of, Detroit; and the Roger Autier Construction Co. of Commerce Township. ditch or ravine. vem HATS MY LINE? Each ‘word is related to oenai este os few os possible to guess my ae @ppeors under arrow, reading k 1AMA 6 0 @:0.4 co3eene al 3 Fe —— ’ 7 pets 5 i of a 1, TIASSS 2. PirT 7E | 3. VERSE , 4. GINW 8 5. RAYIAW 9 6. JEYROUN I 7. DINNGAL 10 : 8. STANEF : 9. 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MONDAY, APRIJ 22, 1957 | ae Hollywood Headlines’ f° LINIOR. EDITORS | Julie: London Signed Upy= JUNIOR EDITORS) ul London, Sioned Une oF c Sw, RE : 2 : ; 97, on 7 | By LOVELLA. PARSONS and her fiance, Bruno Piaglab, : FU ASSIGNMENT FOR: # HOLLYWOOD (INS)—If I were|Bruno whispered to friends that asked to name the actress who! Mi has made the biggest dent Th Hol- lywood the past year I'd choose Julie London, who not only proved she can act in “The Great Man,” but whose record albums are sell- ing like hotcakes. : Because of. all this Julie gets herself her best motion picture job to date. She will play opposite Robert Taylor in “Three Guhs”’ for MGM. It goes before the cam- eras the last of May. The story is an original by Red Serling who won an Emmy Sh ato har ick | x e euth Union Leke Reed only Bob but John Cassavetes in Drumstic i pg ln say hook EM 3-066! AY } brother. Piping Hot te Your Home from NG ' >\ 10 a ee Noon to Midnight Daily. cena ese aa ' 4 t 0 mi ’ AWM wniked win One Preminee| Call FE 8-0483 rt is pend a aS ae his wile. He ells me that Fran Fried Chicken—Shrimp RAY MULLANB esa ed “Bonjour Tyistease’” a th was 80 Fish—Drumburgers MAUREEN G'UARA yap seriously injured in a Paris auto- CLAUDE RAINS Spring is just around the corner — and that means a heavy travel mobile accident, will be all right. YVONNE FURNEAUL _ }}season for birds. As you know, birds travel — or “migrate” — by the) «1, jg $0 young,” Otto said, - {thousands each year, going south for the winter and north for the|+inat she will recover. But what summer..This week we'll have an interesting time studying some of niakes these young people go so LISBON those birds, and how to help them out on their long, hard trips. crazy over fast driving, I don’t pa ae | ‘Travelers, whether people who go by car or birds who go by wing, | know.” prepare ap acing |must stop for food and rest. Motorists do this at motels and hotels.) Otto returns to Paris to prepare i : —, |For the migrating birds, there are bird sanctuaries, A sanctuary is ajfor the film version gg coer! StL SEEEET ieee SF yenen wd tally: There Made amt sect ant Gad Ned 1 PP ie and dean Sel in him , so : osm there in July when t icture | Van johnson — Laurie sanctuaries are large areas set aside by the government.| 4. 116 brought over a print of| ; } Piper + can also help.the feathered tourists by making a sanctuary)... Joan,” which he says he'll KELLY and ME in your garden or backyard. i ae have ready to show this coming) a picture of a little pond sanctuary for traveling ducks.| week. BLUE SKY paper, then cut out the ducks carefully. Slit the tabs up toi nijinsky” although Fred’s modern 2150 Opdyke Ré. dash-folding line, and put éach bird in its proper place, the small-| anq tap dancing is a far leap from Ph. FE 4-4611 est in the background. The “A’’ part of each tab goes down in the slot; | the classical form of the great bal- | leave the shorter strip outside. let star. NOW SHOWING : Mos. and _greny Rarepags etye pov: divenemeDnig odbabertha te s6gp et leer geben picture has to ' Send your ideas in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP|be acted as well as danced,” says = ~ : FE 20179 pit Sind pour vn Vine, "and” Fred fas the stn . Cook. a- PARK IN ANY LOT “419 PM. Tomorrow: A Bird That Lived Once whe sag ao amnd chewed. oat bl — Y i end We Will Refund . leaves the last of this month, to iF MA 4-2151 Y; i th producer Arthur Freed cake aly Welled ‘Leke y : Money! aj !Army to Court-Martial 6) sive Mer 3 Lem, te , ) Nijinsky’s life. He'd like very TOWERING | on Maltreatment Charges)ms 'e scivas ine ance’ remiees story by early next year. | COLORADO SPRINGS; Colo: #} Those to be tried, Vermuel said, ,_Kiinger, Rogers agony wee posted (= ; irst| back this ve An ‘Army courtmartial thisjare M.fgt. Billy C. Short, first! OO" ag ane tat iweek will try six noncommissioned] sergeant of Battery C, 60th Field jectond prego ota = Beach | officers on charges of beating a Artillery -Battalion; Sergeants Bil- and won't be back in town for itrainee who challenged any onejly Fowler, Clinton, Tenn., and) another week. fiot them to a fight, Ft. Carson offi-| james E, Ramage, S.C; and| when 1 talked with Ginger she | a James E, Harding, Murfreesboro; |tolq me things were getting worse Li | The trial will be either Wednes-|Tenn., Claude E. Owens and Rob-|between her and her French-born Dandies sty Sou Bit day or Thursday. ert G. Parker specialists third|husband. Whether or not ‘he's! t * © * pormtingrtilriere rage tite: Mat! wedi Rageh B+ 0 hand P Gapt) Jack Vermuel, public in-|spiracy to commit assault’ and . He did pretty ‘well here, | ss | formation officer, said the recruit,/cruelty and maltreatment,” he) thanks to Ginger, who went all out Daniel Chuebrich, 18, Chica-|said. The penalty upon conviction!to help him. | wag treated at the base hos-|is demotion in rank. There was a long line of Gin- TODAY oy og Poa = Vermuel gave this account: ger’s admirers in New i= a Chuebrich, a former amateur) among them Walter Trautman, but) fort. He will be held| boxer, was ordered by the acting|she is very careful never to con- EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN SHOWINGS the hospital two more days for a se are Dl magad ne on one escort. At Your Duttectiold Theeters ee Snapshots of Hollywood collected ire pa strection. ~ «2 -« at random: Blonde actress Mari- ‘am m bal @ oe a Oakland lyn Erskine and her insurance NOW! At 1:43-3:43. dd . "We Mang See, faethe ble the bt and "ci hee Cte Scehiepenties sand Novelties com: Ww mat-/They have been married ) l] PIPERS MAGAZINE OUTLET ter ee . ¢ and are ery hegey. mmo yeas DO NOT CONFUSE IT WITH OTHERS! The entire company was lined At the party given by the Jack up later in the afternoon, and/Bennys honoring Merle Oberon : Short asked the company whether |COMING |se2e es ne This Is the One and Only Walt Disney's Original bi SE Musical, Screen Fantasy FROM NOW” CINDERELLA IN TECHNICOLOR! . was takén to the bar- y WATCH OUR hrcdkt stan kane Bre ot the us: commissioned officers to discuss (a OS Preneten. reel y : honing Mme [onares PAST 40 |e ‘ { Comi . ; ., ’ e FO \eesesdepealll J} mato wiee, fos am ye tate Phowees Ky : ! April 25th ‘til May 4th, an anee. “bi "and Troubled with GETTING UP NIGHTS |? A17* FE S-4500 i ~~ we'll be displaying a whole Chuebric h, described as “big Poins in BACK, HIPS, LEGS iy Dixie H (US-10) 1 Bik. N ‘ eon store full of famous strong,” started winning the fight, Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR ; tT ca . ° ! HARDWARE WEEK the other noncoms joined in and If you are a victim of these Ln inked ‘ dlegraph your est interior decorator! values —- the same ones subdued” Chuebrich. symptoms then your troubles may | Draperies, slipcovers, th gs—al | = Me gop te 8 ee ee, Oletdor feflenestion ee ’ | ssue 0 ; a new look—the color-bright-asd-true Took FARM JOU “_ taht, bet tana held reapasstale foe eee ak cee oe after our exclusive Fiber-Tone Cleaning! Prior Ping Bo housewares {ithe actions of the other noncom-| will not remove the causes of your ’ . * * Tl to hammers—then bring the || ™issioned officers beneath him in| troubles. Pats = lebrat iggest sales was cha i 5, EXTRA: FREE! Clear PLASTIC BAG Segrent of tha vers. land. maltreatment and with com| “NR, Sai tarmog fos 150 WALT DISNEY'S “SAMOA E =. | ae t i t t-| communities Garments cleaned are returned | Your Handy Helptul oy ——— fully treated here of the Eosioisy 5% Wf» PLUS: DONALD DUCK CARTOON in a clear plastic bag. | Shell |v = erties Beorniyime ging i. - atl | Boadway Will Dedicate Building ihe Excelsior Insitute, devoted vs - 9 @ SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE—— /| HARDWARE ANN ARBOR Wf — Tie Univer-| liar to older men by NON-SURGI- = White shirts come back whiter and starched the way 650 Auburn Ave. sity of Michigan’s new million- CAL Metets Ser 8 Sow 3 =, STARTS SATURDAY: “THE BRAVE 0 you like them when sent to * EE 2-6506 dollar student activities building} 4). may be corrected proven . | : FATHER G@ SON... will be dedicated Friday. gical treatments This Individually wrapped in plastic bags. | ~_anoonoen : utmost et A 3 a = STATE HNOW SHOWING MOTH - PROOF — | Day = “way Cleaning time ot. . . Father G Son. Protect | . and | your woolens. Be sure of moth-proofing at all . ; . times. | | ‘Evening Sessions Coll Us for Quick Pick-Up... Quick Service... | | Quick Delivery in the Pontiac Area CONTINUE THROUGHOUT | THE SUMMER | Call: FE 2-6424 Today, nearly every office position requires a knowledge of shorthand, actounting, typewriting, or office machines. There are many opportunities for those who are well trained in the basic fuhdamentals. Prepare now for future security. Approved for Veterans’ Training ADDED: ALL YOU BOWLERS a PF - WILL ENJOY “TEN PIN WIZARDS” _-——COMING SOON-—— || The Business Institute 6 |) .| ae ee LEANERS i 7 West Lawrence Street Phone rE 2-3551 . NIGHTS | : “Tattered 3 Dv rey! ‘3 on ! | | Ne ' OFFICE ond PLANT. _ 5 Call in Person or Roturh This Ad fer Bulletin 2. | A | sy ua . 3 ‘oat sOSLYN (Corner Mansfield) , | Pe ee eA On) ee ) oT. > f e t i a 1s al Be os Se ore Se Sere ft poe eee ioe oe \\: Ey : 4 , : ——— * \ \ \ | = i 1 * S A x \ \ ‘ } j : \, x ) i \ tac. \ ene ‘ ‘ an ' ‘ A 3 ; a A . « ‘ aia ae LEE igen Toe : : ; . oe it ie ee broek ses 3 oe \, \ i f " 4a a) Bg i oe oo fev de Rea ae ee Ne! ea ea ae \ Week o Emphasize ~ Medical Education LANSING — Gov. Williams (tr PONTIAC PRESS: MONDAY, ‘APRIL 22. 1957 ) oo DONALD DUCK ve : se ala pt i em Te A tina h h : yt ee as a huge peanut , ry) —_ BOARDING HOUSE | JM ‘WV "‘.. GOT THE OLD PING FONG RN : VP EGAD, BURKE! THis 1s THE NY BOUNCE TODAY ==T COULD Swim SI x | a. , N IDEAL WAY 10 DO ROAD. N ACROSS LAKE ONTARIO WITH SS) ON i = 413; os N\ You FEEL A BIT BUSHED, KQQ AUEF FF FUFE-FE I? BOT S; Aa ea es | |) Heeiwap wut cou ( < \E NENER Bo cena cer i a N ee ne SOMETIMES L HAFTA | a 8 oo By Ernie Bushmiller N\ SCENERY! JOVE, OLD ape plo pay tley | y niller SS A TOWN PRETTY 3 a IT'S THE DE LUXE MODEL-- j . I Love LOOKING FIT . YOO, MASOR= 4-22 “FAST! ( yet EASTER EGGS WITH THE PICTURE INSIDE RoLLo, || tw, 2I:INCH SCREEN | a NOW... WHILE THE KIDS ARE ASLEEP 'LL FIND A PHONE ANO CALL PENNY TO GET ME QUT O' THiS CONFOUNDED MEGS! IT CAN'T BE BUT A FEW MILES! WE | CALLED TH’ CONSTABLE AT WIGHAM TO STOP TH’ ee ae G REACHED NOT ME: MISS BURKE! IM NOT STOPPIN' TILL I FIND ME CANAL BOAT AN! SEE F MAGGIE'S SAFE OUT OUR WAY M, Reg, U.S, Pat. OF, © 1967 by NEA Servies. tne. S-S-ST! IT'S A MURDER, ALL RIGHT-- TH’ GUY'S GOT A LAMP CORD AROUND HIS NECK AN’ IS TERRIBLE BEAT UP! TH’ CHIEF JIS SAID TO ALLOW NO REPORTERS IN YET! QUIET, OR THEY'LL CHASE US OFFA HERE.’ ‘ %-22 198 r By Dick Cavalli seen MORTY MEEKLE } DIXIE DUGAN BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON 4-22 YOU GET SOCENTS|/ * TIME AND TIDE By McEvoy and Strieber Teor Remember, || WALITFOR NOMAN” “TIME AND TIDE ' D [ye x 40 MAR : 7 SHE'S s ne ae, wee) gy — SY aT “i 1967 by WEA Gorvins, re. TM. Gog. U.S. Pos. OF. CHOCOLATE OR ANY] | | IT MAKES TH’ BEST-— > FLAVOR 1S O.K.// TASTIN’ TOOTH PASTE’ WSN * Enjoy it _ After Every Meal You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac | Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way *© solve all your buying and sell- ing problems. To Place Your . WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 Helps keep teeth clean. Freshens mouth. Sweetens breath. | a ere MA i ; ( ry Md Ls tne Gor AI ; be peota 3 TOO ROUN ere aa paeites uae? | en ae Sa] ates = | ee ¥ . in pril 22, ‘who y, ‘T : 4 ‘BE STS : Shee nha: a ai : P~ e~ Ay J 4 ve on e! : Chrysler se ts a oe of = 60 i Vv ; Ricca cctonts fa"ehe’ Pont vrammens tod 20. be, ite “sin i 4 ; it the at ae previ publi and as oy the ; - m,, ete Yost ch of ‘to five. | Meats 3 =e i d and Chi ap. _ £ Rasheer 2 = ae ‘ bar wry my i Be of this ot Pontiac of cae eet mess _— : ‘8:00 na Mt sages © on phage Then wk tg sca Purales Punerai Hora sors #00. 8.8 te 80 bm. ; n noctchady "U2 se ete PEE S| os oe ear 3 ; eC = soit Las + greats § . aie - BOS t bomber riers by tith ay nels pen Mauger marta BuToHER FOR Bate : But + tense st Bees TA ete y= | namics built 7| 2 on- 1, sppiy ; . ae 33% Ss =. ee 2 66 which by the s by R ESIGN ohn TA’ aan Be... ol Profits, aes eo 1-28%6| Ave, 5 wk a tata Se lat ore ry “rose General Con- Pr “ ED _ FOR. ¥en "PUR s | Gent of’ a he uw ae Cars Nu ; duly ct 146.98 ce or es a re wia.| or nee ice Dy- | row ) mae Oe Gl aOR pi baking, ok Te Wi Sold: mbe - “a8 me ieee mbo 40 this fir fractign point Townshi NOTICE ot Aviston > ope ce with _ were in 4 L eee ae wee. Rag iad Boeing firm’ Pon ae me Bos B. | si o ton. oe to Highe 195 ad Fas rae: Fy arge also oP “dart the |} rd ol ya : ist. ewan DETROIT eo . e Cal tian medion "ae © = i "Stari." ial, ie be cont eh Vico ner a en edjum extra . N a bi | Tos re tichigan. ‘orh rim says Special Sonn. lates le t. ‘ Tichigan a tere ee A en t) ietherhoce G ew ; rs the May FU S- uto: tal three that its — Ford AM commun a sai, Orde 2g ag large rade B — _. (late York Sto % T ) Fone | web ne sinmoue tech: 7 Sheet sae gy rae ee Motor Co. p. Popes ee “agen staat! csi rely wendy a eta as aoa | Morning cks B ip) Oakland ry a5 Ms nee “<4 Bervice HOM Ste etal M in the he Bi. first Pish April S61 ot normal Seti cautious oad’ tr Quotation Agric: tot C= we BE %, Be inf oo ere ME ady W en é ed Ni fry at 23, 1 F.& on , ivit aired rade aK 5) 3. ultural z ty, whet , Bection Eee ? Motor ‘ Mu ork But for $1 569, 0. 174 q 957, aa y. easter en Celse of To to 300 ht T SIx st b ot both history, any |W. ge of vunt wi , 5:30 today Slat sting te ‘ y Hay .. po ores Charest, quest Sane GRAVES { Lots Experi . person, cars” profits ve quarter : gree, F. m. Genesee] Ounces . y » Meg cumb Clik ar Snares hay ps from ip tet eet tors. _5 A enced pitta sae first nie geond ghar gy 8 “ Will conter mereant mand paid Kroger her to Commer Ed fh end ibe 8 300 i fs. WHITE jor ly: Siemvapegner St urter of 1955 sold ver|Broterbood mercan moder: An pein nga Fi ieee _— 7 Hg ul Ligaen rhe FE Ponti Wil fice. rapher RECEP = The * were in tel vice yor ee —Adv. s cS ea, ab Glass 2224 S {San oe ie Arica ene oR. trac ~ hand” te neat. na yrs, Toei a i A eee te. ‘prices = M 46 Be, Ti + a 2 wate “8, nen ’ M Swa oe pees 5 ¥ etural - of both se sai * arger an hy at or cotion 50; eae en ~ “Ch dep y - amnercia 1. tion 26, ft. of W a om. adern foe ich. field ah rable “bu plat eee. puto nA sg a . 4 ‘aan 174 a tam. dee : eae * a bee ma od coe Loew's pend : s a4 S. J ae on ea Se ——_ The Po + & Ps; and _ pe chat _ shor Ford's net sales for the SO BON. Morten meer means Pat =i Lenina APES: i aig enact 3 pee Raper ii Sein ess rears re A : Parts set rt el Apes et ea ke A ale te aE a ty nasrnze| | DIM am rw | | STORES Sede Bacal compared aa for at 8 . Monda: Pon’ » WM. oad 39, mediums. 3 : oo Armour May D ror ie gt et ue: anal L FE DS . owe Lia available. Box | _re ei BAF. a same with $1 1957" TAA g m yh tn ong No. : chee! Pond A ote) “* May D suze .. . 1. rom ont of t From -2-B181 e 8 apes Pe ur Di 5 . 2 ahead 000 sig cu.thased io . oe am _—. peony te 26h; stanaarés Au mR Mead Cp. 1 a4 R ‘Agricultura = 8a : come om sree progress 5 > ine i oe in the months oe - va reeng ._ honorary 22 ase a . eurrent hres Laie’ |: Merck rt, mearmeane 1 a sural to ‘a acs sm. to & es oF emeenes, bare pet CARE * Factory first 1955 md $1 gusty. he a 7 U ai as POTATOES os poet aah Midi ch & i 3a To enoan re. rors should * nian PaYiN Frat Fe ogg Fr TADY wages, “Ei sheer | trucks > Rana = 6 a Arrsvaiy AE Mpls ‘ie 8 K Ral a mmed | Inter oak at Ml ge cookin ve in. FE i wa ef “ ett Op mle aera bate By bee Gh -- oll Rt ae te ea aaa com | caSp wm or aoe cs fh dee Ford cars and - Coons, |: supp ‘mark i ‘a: Neel ba re Be rose *OTICE a sae ot frit ay on Ses, Bisa i “ate ot | fo ee Pian rom oR i , 2.28; head med: ase ; we 8 I. rtion ew! . ® a Ow m end wit ~ ceded News i Lm o tye oe ad Het Sart at orem sta| | fa te ao se te L Soke Eeneee ay first 523,392 uni in LJ oN sn esa 2 Mueller ea oy 22, aa dace ~ BALE error valuel has Ba alo Cw S — 1020 7 egg ‘sli = att IN- Be an ta ITE Ramgedetey rel ote ee meee an cy Bote a | ot oe feat ores tude Pa eae: ¢ s of in St. : . qd Haht: | Budd My joss: Nat ».» 2084 m. at x on a) the 7 rf ae coun BAF. ang nt Picusont "wo N witit J 1957 * the driving eaded 20. Pot gees _ +o & Mat Cash B 3 em Mt. . ents oomber 4 yal counter naa, Pee modern Bis f% ies SL cm * ; sn ro 85 ; pen ultry ct ae 20 wat a a s. Dea to. 22, °57 | i" be m-) r pose ce ig - sea EAA ces condi Fotos in ame ee Jail to and was a Probst per pound: nest re _ {Camp & wc bs Nat sane eee 5 th N Pa -3 ‘ame bead ey ee ~ = sigs Must AT W , oO ane and 00 in te ot ge ee Hear Geacneuty RY ULTRY can SOU «0 GS ite saawal’ oe ee otice oe containing aavertise Sarigas OAKLAND ¢ CO. ‘Apply. eke *- _ * tree tend begins ang ; soled Jude Count 7 ae Mag soa! aoe iH iy ae) ANSPACH. S Sar or 2 wel type sizes tax ma Laleyetie Bt Rn ab Food or Vat is of 1955 in Pi 1956| 9 until ooo prone FB eee pat. yl Barrier Riri ;: * = ‘3 West . 30.7 Farrell, rit C.. eee srransient elock agat Pi oad ro ime Buse self-service. Dm eg first The | nape 3 Breeder a ere Wor ae. 93) °F brother” of, inc be cancell on ‘ abbas Cling car ee BB dagen ge a a vee f Sta Pw C7 ay at Gves te Mien Clovet the Want livery wo RDE paolo) yo gm Ford’ end pa og pooch 1, om a . 40.9 Funerat, p.m. and K Clover elt 4 > jp Ads mt FOR SALES STGCK N, FE Call WAR . oes ‘etetiged ioned ate hell ; 7 ie p wae poelg SE Ma moral Se from waft op Ls Ay A Be Fed pu + | Paoroune RE oneal ae quarter! ning box Order now Redtioes . reas Gag 38 Che eater © ee at : ineertien, om m Op ae or_ 12:30 ealers a pat wes — a the taal |e s astes pone Soma F sbpe nods |cte st aad att § 4 se wih vintermen Speier CASE WA efter steady ena | fe me ena Se today: _ Based 1955, when , 82 24th faa coe ses x oo Pie Oe Ht vith sors § a OP yer tines NT & rer for aa ss eet dit ZoLoKI ot the begins at the rte 1 Pee os trot al 406 ot APRIL 18 300, hite 1-Da D GA get’ fom . anc ratte ae oem : of sare fa : me at #30 pa tear eve-| er on (APP Goin, Palma": He rest i ee] oe gyivan Vi L195 1988, oo bees ae eiaes NTIAC G ‘nfotimption. ati enetngree A for Pp. rare: tamed : he yesterda: )—Live 100. Park . cate irs, H. Mage}: wa MAR 3 30 5 oie : gh bast emp and bs Neral the m. ay ® e Da : he P. a Y 4 1.50 $1 e te on’ sk period, num best Prizes y. bens 7 38 poul- ; M7 ro Ae Deeded 1 +4 ys =o Ty full ABLE pone ory — “See sae Toate xe, HE Bapet 20. Safle ors ‘is int be ble to, ree ee set | tte yi, FOR serine quarter : i nee Smyrg anes roe phe cr over ais 1 spokes rae 7 = sea y the Br me i H 313 = 4 N. Rochester run milking = * ® ADDITION £ wire 1956 of $1.45- per ch) Crani 22 gto Clit- Wo. 27-31; mae ¥ a8 vos Be E Pri APRIL 90, race Suaith . 63 $67 re NI machin, GHT Mt ritany. 3. quart 1957, in Ma brook. Sale, —Ad 1; duck! 4 ‘en tf io th : 4 » uc ] ent, e& NAL D R NTH ; three sare, and «as wey 5 9 xf Lone Shey paar L “yh vl To xe i Pets rie ot THOM ae “- A] ts ry Lees,” — Cun TStE x ITE OR tA PRERN ON OF : , 9 a. m, ‘ : ae . t Drew! — 10 90 sTON 32 R PRO- bs ty G LL DI P PER. : Ford * of boy in the irst cree se Spons to2 ee Thurs Ba onion corer "* 8 4 Rie Thema Mareeret i 6. va? SEE moe <] Roser TREC LEASE ; first chil . mM. | Sal eet ES -; oe woe A ter. , Leo a py ood BOX . oO TOR DAM, reat, Pon OF of joni goods. idren'’ Men’ wt able 2500 asvastec Der sw... n rey 4 eld e and Piyna. Bran A REPI N CLARK, have wo — PO TIAC 4 last March its * ook 8na 1 elothi 8, ane —- 22 Suc e x: > ta ped laes ; rae at ores Mrs. elt. Bas 10 a JES Fo: NE : _ 340 io Wout ¥ NTIAC 3 000, ‘ —* total bar. ing poe eg —, (AP) 4 Det C Seng in = ais = ft. Mary’ fee Ww orae re .m. today r fast E = MIDDLI 1dson y Lada Li coped « assets 25th, ad. Sy, er nerena = Det Batson ... ee ih Rev er Hone a. ee expe TDDLEAGE vor_intervie KF at the end p Ponape $2 ag and 90 Pirm. First 38° predomi creased ah 8 yo ae coon aoe tty: sta a Michard Hi Char m. fice in at the there “ need nding bes D ~for_semiann “ Sones era apply 4 ot th $2 909,400 .m. to M senad maga oar ah ating: ‘quail owin Steers Ba poem a se : i Me Fivon aney of te - Press Ra q managers got valid. OR 2-44 : : 1956. 792,634,918 : yg fo gears = ate od | Rest air moo way Bt a Roar pa. ' Mrs 5, 6, following eects Rates = : wcll Oe goes . Maple airen “included” early proved | jamal 1903 Scorlty ot rave A — are0n Bir Set goed Tecellen ATIC home PE iTieT af FOR 16 si t fe) st a eraselnn Draneie’ ee: ay PRIL vanced {ternoon, 1 et ae, “on hom on posi ion ha MC. . oppo a pe = ebolee tenet i aiters Gen i maned al 3 i © 3) ae 26. 1987 Mnome. from 12: Alisa ted “ aaa et ost ends ten — er ae itions: $ Opport Tru rtuni ander ican sel Seas, SS Gen Motors 82 su Ar eet as 4 ane cee vette Thuradey.” April 25h, 1 2 cereanny | Sas ogra ra >» unities ck & and : ‘pressure — oo lege: ous rs 543 Gen shoe ye Bi ae ut Fe “ 4 ce Percy te be. p be at least p.m pril — oF Pap Cage's duretile oaceur pher ° * in th 00 Newer, Ppt ah of to non Fisdes esta ou Tir eee 25.3 re Bul ee a aoe ye “ue ir ‘of erese mpeg in 16 ye Imme: ALE ke 6t SONS insurance fe Pal sition e followi ch fs "races Sead give sit, Get Pog & rt far aoc 3, sie Clavion ~~. =o Sia ere LESMEN a. and’ ret rrsceton * . ing Sachets Bon wed nd 2 ow salle ps a ores ; Sith Reve at i:30 te Kehoe. B ay o : piy pelo ent transportation etirement be . ELECTRI 10N ae « in.0-3 38.00.28 00 lowe: ot Bi Paws. ponte Theodore i C ERT 7 ae No oo! Dixie Hig! ato cou nae benes Pan sea3 LAY shorn Selable 00. teior's cnned ad Re, «3 — — Inte enaral from IRCU FAL r. t. canvass te conn mnese ncounty ser —- : OUT i ‘d + good a Ai wong rment noch ot. ILA KN mens “ea OA thay ax service * AL ME ibs a ee 1500. es| Oui oll ~ oF _ Home. by ery. wruneral, m eh PON LATI NER SA ml re KLA ‘only Ra ice CHASSIS LA N ime ‘eeend aeeet arn pe Ste Ree on SAUESNEN, =e NBO. | e core 1 ar wa : A ° and old N NN C * LAYO YOUT. MEN eens = nie kag Ry 8 ign Pai Leela AF CPRESS rat tr ei, ! aay ees ee ' ‘ [ . gh _ “* : ‘ . & = ‘| 8 ‘a ENGINE LA’ UT MEN See es fer ae BF per a eee Men Ralpent ae wine | FE ee . Br LA : mos 196-250 Ib. toe. able a AO: 4 —— = of Je act son of chanical abi ol crogrem. I . dita Ss We tl lost & Bus Men 043 er of dames 0 meee ° n ed. eppotntm fo MP 3 8. 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TRACI i Positi as sages Ni nil ire g we oe ae fae ate Ene siti Se ee I — oe spi ig 50 oT r in Bos: y Emit 000. — WOMAN a wr wooded * ons Thursday; ol Se coke: a eres on Taw a4) APR t A —— ~ MEN ® fie oe oR ang 3 we PERMANEN Offer Spee e sey: cove "ra oe ae Fe ae Be tliat rie SATITIOU gn Bact ew Lif pein ada B wea a ie is rc seaman PROGRAM CY UND Sree ae sn a Sante the het a Soe a ee m Roca ee ma ot ita eats scene nett malenes aioe + RE ER LO | = bal tact 98 foment eee 2 aS fear a pnersl vera | om SoS ne | ee oe eee "re COGNITION NG RANGE ea eee ihe Sak Pay vi ae eae tse é see ieee oe HB adore: ee errs : * Nick cho} Ky Ago = ior ine NCH 3 rey ii wi Prrk C tn- Sien ous &p Set Cal HT LT THA’ TO . AITR , oy HTS. 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Pap = | we E 5 | NTI nd un e and w inn taxed. 13 135 ards be inebbtee Moare y: training sirable, bul by Oranding fe oo ia Tees bod a “ 4111 £ AC, MIC . ried tial Th treed ona Coun 2h) gee ‘iG erie cae teen oaiee | spat ee Ents ae we ceatng. X ecil B fore wursday, a $100| ty D Cometery ing. Int mm. from the on pee Loe ove eces- wey: man Ti we vob eo go seho ind H ae | 5 te a une, area." @ Pn ope sale Ja TAYLOR, J who (aa Diftine. Ade day res ” T. 682 ° ne 3 Mccatum, onielpal 3 was| . sath nagte ay ine ure Thai ef Paes we pun _ SPE ta | Pe we havise Sata tit asc min mornin ve sont tr pat aia See Som of “sos en ge Ee | ky toed sor mee Mery gn ls morning. OB arent inc ee a mt | cate Ee Se tite eaee wim eat ie: Bor SS aviete tathen Hosni at St. in Son B uesday t., will 5) pak Na i 8, GRACE. Large ttenti ween ar “eon hp spe aa: N = ear = MO * phat abla sais a Jo-(with rob cas I be at 1:30 Fee ervice oe, 4 he: sing! pallonal conee Attenti — — A Sees 00 ths. Wiles ave ice he plone inn Ho tel bia! rant Be esse Rave ids” Travel monet 3 Sanat Sn a a ee Nevcnar in fron’ son a n Pad he .M in Oak me. rd- in Oak ner uttiat the wil to P ve rensive yaad Must be willing te TON MEN Ww me. i Hi t a venus mock as |home rs. S Groy Milford py A Hill Gemets ome with R jane, tral ssmalor” ae ft inkes car beouaneee EN & WO at e sa f hi e wh stree Sat tewa 2% metery. th Rev. furutea Atlantic, P. iaga Mag teed awe reaniza DD pow Elev MEN, — ADHESI skid id he m sto) en the 1) ness urday rt Cem J _de = Bg Bonen gfntermen ings $1 a fare ay & bot ea ed salary. om Ler he the tion, po tines 1 Wa N FULL 3 wober’ 0 sents applied pped su auto She afte at - RILEY. “after 1:3 i ‘the will “4 goo 08. Expense Nee Cod. lb 2 ee ee 3g business . to_1¢ products ron Fa 50% any t into the dden t is r a long her we ipa 1:20. ‘ome eam fi vo net woeklg ongb: cars nesptalis pa ‘com mi: guaran. Banas am ise No — x santnal of 520 a tele brak ly. wo survived i els 3104 % 7 ‘Dm. = eel State 8 ture ry. paid. © eee Ife ssion ‘ane oa ER : h. abihal ce Fotos geo SAVIN S phon es but Cali sons, by - | agendas 20, 1087 a scab ¥y te ta Mis: Imm Ticmeneun & onda to ig insurance A wo ges incl me eres te. oa GS . Padd e pol f. an Clinton | her Ht a ire: Wh TA nap 8 jometiees nent To ependen' ing ag eg tage! ce? Fs at Anaeice ENS 8 yy orien fw Mg ls Motorc jock St e in® ertiaare. aay - eee Funeral iter: seid pe 23: AM mediately.” Pee ease en, Mi cash ot gaG OM , gon iid. Pontiac REAL - iments, Experieness “We Repei Than 's Hurt ycle Pat apelin Altos, gar. April 73 Sane 3 VTENTIO on in Pon ae wear-we Pasi nere, 119 W. p. ty + Aa Se = Year UIT O} rol Burns rd; 2" ga a » wit be het Riley, me EN ll youn yh sn wo i Pontine, W srk Large, yt rvice Year Un n W ma T of and orriciating has Pure ela Tys- Bere to TIO} SONG” ER ence s area, Exp new Poni To k—No — Flat Aeneas Ponti ay to A ne ractor R Milford. hoger reine. |r as Pomerat ‘os pro hg ed mo, — _ am * Bene ong Waterford at oe ‘oo Sm Root Roo tee f ar. ac P cci Y un Paent a pa ED ap sidered. Fu while cleane 4 ee ges . one and’ Utica alt” Too ts Ou , 2 atro! iae outh . arewanin a mt the | in’ Lak : ‘raining. oo tin y R ood 2-906 ice VR sr, of 5, Anders _ Youth Escapes Inj se, | a rod i ea sa Sea SS < * ss ‘ 1 Roof Sp FE 3-1 ay Dany woe Anders, ‘Drayton ~~~ pes Injury gr ig fer aaa oa “ATTE a See eE: Chance to Make DUS: pra 87. wr to ane a Arias oe a ‘Springheld 1 5, ¥ ene eee BIG SAV NTIO #164 hat “te ram ‘to =o M. Make wt ae ing b cae wb. ty a 0 wai fa inju id Yevuhie ct be Burn Put of Clint Stew. ALL sep Sal ie wher ee tor ou rece ia y. shel 0. cating al s trea an acci ~ by run poe Saturday e ark Br. f SA bane od nton and yy! AKE : Syma eae 66 Ww. NN A RTMENT ras aren lira nen } rele: facial The ther a ohtatges 4 oun tiene e rts Bg ii 8. BORNE pura Sa y Clog i aba Tain: R ing fro rial Hosp on ce from. Pires fell Paul Bo driven Rien oa eee ieee ie tb es Ba REAL ES creti re: bee off a ves. yen “ ‘Milford arason = Bird gy termen Rob ¢ RS. : o ay Highest ly ui 2STA _ hit a Montcalm ot was. the. fi ar wheel n ‘sittin: tool box THOMAS. Bird Pune state 4 dh ww EN . comp. Own ‘ 7 oak pesky etepes i \ said ‘onto turn- pre hi ran g and whe trude APan Punera! at the e ar if ith eect > . er tainin pmimisss sales said the, f s f ov ea tame oer on 1 Home. ean we chised Ge sin prc zt a ere men. Young alle athe er h » | fr mot 93 aE sated ant ing eetani te €ss uyer ving Wo or paid front n. X r kne is } eft |. oe Soon ae! : munity for blish: rite re we ronda AB acode the’ ‘ wheelland Hosp ray: w egs sist Wittens of a est } ity king 20 ‘ ed for ry wi hi aree facts ait ation ‘ups jana ital discloeed valerie a hae cet B 7. Ti aes: ee a ys conations, "pag for tock — CS aetna heal Betroit Z y F ie si! . eased with od pe General ie, Again wig Hatrens oe A aan ey hr Snap-on Toss oe ge en, assise seanceet gn you will pay a Hin ov bh : ad U pl it at ise iy ‘ was | broken will © Pre: o Bt kL. wary, Orar ine adision sz 7 Use $30860 A ¥ siaal and Mans wher 93 truck deposi at EM p> Bowel ou treated bones t at Ss held Wi tehi to ie supply P on r aw eee C. SCHU ‘Fass, toe : aan, leg: and re- donne Trane Wednesday P ae Weigh “Lie with amore ons _ Help W. OLive 7404 E. ETT, a _. torment’ in ‘g Ss eo a ae a dere n~ leg chy BABY Wanted Hg Realt uf Baneiton A, woftcicin Heon- 696-77" peawiei mee. yic Se at W and R re | "Joh i! a In- art COLLEC + Dept. burn Hi D. le 7 WrD hite _ od? Picea Mrs. secouta. rector Mt fe) me 1 rain al © | "pecties’ avi CLERE ETI earn “peggy wp. H pi _necessar e Gels LERK bee rIME: ware Sok oe, al! Bete Pde ge ‘oR TYPIST == tw. Boren ot FOR are noe itn ihe ity of sg BT: Pe ¢ pmo » se 2 Os foo Positior fieance 0 ‘ie oe 73 eels b office ton: needed ALES 728. & Co., ¢ B Prod iy | —" tested te ti. ae ck n ne gaaes. a3 $7 i. ; in DON'T oer ee * a ~ St. Y chy 8 un te .MONEY Wi “ 7 yaa 38 8 thr tM SH FOR: PEATE | sete 1 ake it an di t, bu § al FE noite ily 8181 a p, hi fe , inom = Joh ea ‘this event (Re, | 204 wo, es gk ph iio i ea . + = td - a e . VA . Receptionist the * PEK S205 Receptionist Typist $200 femeaae pe Boose. Sone eee For Men . Sales $400 National concern needs a sales for the Pontiac to retail out- -Manager Trainee $300 High school qa between the W. ages Of 21-34 —_ as office manager. See Miss James Midwest Employment 406 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE_ 5-227 EVELYN NEEDS!. Men & Women ‘2 TO FILL THESE 1 ESTING, WELL PAY JOBS. WOMEN G No experien Typing and varied “duties fae neat young woman. G L ARY Salary 0 on most fas- cinating job in this area for top woman, . CLERK TYPIST $260 Pun job for sharp girl with come typing skills. menos $200 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST hon Pontac ¢ 8TENO. Downtown Insurance JR. | rs, drives, & etc. Jensen — ; od $250! FEderal 2-2340. : TYPIST for modern ‘ALL CARPENTER | FE - corporation .... -. $275 work, ghrages. & specialty. Call after 7: FE , 8-3533. or FE MEN 71-0931 BAR TENDER nosed ALL TYPES CARPENTRY, 75-35 years of age porches, additions, roofing, siding. serviee bar in elite on. cabinets and trim e specialt-. _FE all_after 6 p.m. _ MGR TRAINEE $400 BLOCK, E WORK —— future for young to deve renee potential, Will on from the ground up. SALES oe $400 Secretary $375 we Light shectniat. sat topiah. _se!% '| ADDITIONS — Leste loem HOUSEWORK. “th pee i. a car fare. FE _ ALTER A- te, io 2-5846. ; PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. PAPERING ND DECORA 4 TING. BLE PE 46311, eek. Please cal w as , OR sigeiont done in my home, FE NINGS, PICK- TRO up ane t delive PE 2-5413 WASHING & y IRONINGS \WILL DO IR IRONING. IN WY HOME. YOUNG ass © nr Ds ae age daughter would like job of nae a a erly. cot heme Pret city of of Pontiac. "eM . call _hetween @ a.m, & 8 p.m. Building Service get SANDING LAYING, Fi oe it for cash. . Free a PE 4-9205. Al peayien sail @haning & oLeG Sere Estimate __Mac's PE &-6838 or FE 8-8442 eS KAA’ PAINTING. ae ALLPAPER te WAL hires FREE anes & ; “PAPERHANGING. Prices very reasonable. Work Boone PE 2-4315, WALL WASHING. — PAINTING, free caret Hall Decorating Service 2706. __ Television Service 22 COPENHAVER'S RADIO’ & TV . Huron, Night serv- pair. ES calls. FI DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE FE 5-1296 or FE 56-8300 - M. STRAKA ee bpd y REPAIR. RADIO & y. 17 re PARKE. er, _ Typewriter Service 22A CASH Wtd. ytd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 $500,000.00 At our disposal to purchase new er seascned land contracts for “gur clients, 21 years service to a satisfied clientele. you sell. Ask for Bob Mahan. To Buy—To Sell—T< Insure MAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS Open Evenings & mie 1075 Hurop FOR LAND CONTRACTS. _ ri. J. ae. 4540 Dixle Hwy. L Soufaiee WANTED FOR IMME- diate sale. New or seasoned, Buyers waiting. What have you? Clark Real Estate, 46492 oF FE 4-4813. Ask | for \ Mr, Clark. TMMEDIATR "CASH FOR wQUI- fies and land contracts Or have buyers for same KE Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 LET Us on the sale of your contract ‘before you sell ‘Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph | os 5-165 nm Eves, ‘til 6:30 ——— MORTGAGES on GOOD forlorn “ty acre =e more. with 100 ft. frontage. B. CHARLES, 1717 8. Telegraph TYPEWRITERS & ADDING “MA-| shown by appt. F ‘BAKLE's Ss CUSTOM _ UPHOLSTER- ing, 8174 Cooley Lake kd. _ 22641. Free esti THOMAS UPHOLSTERING _ sega eee SLIPCO' DRAPES & BED- spreads. Your m material. PE SOT $5707 __ Lost & & F Found ~~ 24 FOUND. “BLACK RIDING HORSE. A 8-3389. pee BLACK COCKER, HAS ON blue and yellow beaded collar. Reward, Answers to “Snoopy.” OLive 21367. LOST: SMALL BROWN DOG. VIC. West Acres, Middie Straits Lake. __Reward. EM 3-444). LOST: BLACK COCKER SPANIEL and Brittany, strayed from 1445 Ranch Rd., Holly, April 20th. Cali MElrose 43504. LOST: YOUNG SEALPOINT stan: ese cat. Reward, FE 4¢-6233. _Seneca LOST: GERMAN SNOUZER DOG, near Clintonville & Maybee Rd. __FE 6-384 or OR 3-873. LOST Yous ver? WANT TO _&S a me? FE 6-0290. Jehigan anual _Rescue League, _ Hobbies & Supplies 2: 24A ew ‘SCRABBLE BETS, $3. PAINT by number sets, $1.69 up iframes to mt). BACKE KENSTOSE, 15 E. _Lawrence, PE 2141400 Notices & Personals ls 25 AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES Ease your oer po of Pepa fe Know the facts. FE 5-520! ~AEROTRED KNAPP SHOES pre Herman A OR | 3-1592 2070 Ai ANYONE RNOWING THE WHERE- abouts of the people who took Howard Thomas to the hospital when he was hit strony riding his bicycle on M50 13, 1956, = call OR 328" ‘Liberal re- ie nS STR OR WOMAN NEED- contact 1. FE 2-8132, Gechecaus. The Salvation arene ) WisHING TO PUR- chase Peggy Newson cosmetics or hold a makeup class, for free premiums and make up, please _call” 5-0069. APRIL SPECIAL COLD WAVE, Photos. copied — restored Roll film finishings in albums Sutherland Studio — 12 E. Pik In Debt? If you be — pone — haemo. aN “CREDIT COUNSEL: INC., 41% 8S. Saginaw above Ganteas Theater. FE 80456. Travél Agencies 25A e START PLANNING NOW FOR SUMMER VACATION Reservations and Tickets STEAMS PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE . 698 W_ Huron 8. PE 8-2251 Wtd. Children | to Board 2% A GOOD LICENSED HOME IN iG, | Clarkston. Call MA .we. A LICENSED D gHOME I mene tn —— by day or week. Fi PE 2 Wed. Household ‘Goods 27 ONE OF PONTIAC’? “LARGEST ee. Cash waiting. FURNITURE NEEDED rel ea. B. me aeons ty tay eA Teg ecient a | Ware OY a Wid. Miscellaneous 28 ULD YOU BE WILLING TO backing for ut tvne Poe: to start « rite Pon- weet Press ae en, ua | CAPITOI chines "Panis Expert work. cones inting and Office Sup | —— _ply Co. 17 W_ Lawrence. _| Upholstering 23 | $5.50 complete, Dorothy's, FE | 2-1244. “FRA ADE TO ORD AROUND THEN SEE US to sell your land contract. SAVINGS & LOAN CO Huron St FE 4-0661 ‘THE MOST FOR YOUR = contract, Realtor Partridge tne “bird” to see. Huron St. Phone FE 2-8316 ~ CASH IN A FLASH For land contracts see Au- in person. 20 years I to satisfied riends and clilentele A. Johnson REALTOR 14 a Rd Wanted Real Estate 32A BUY, SELL OR TRADE baal pr OR you to consult George Biatr alty. We voy buy and sell equities contracts GEORGE BLAIR 4536 Dixie Hwy. REAL ESTATE Drayton Plains LISTINGS WANTED notes WAITING. LET aS “8 W TO GET OR 3-1351 E 8-6003 OW NERS We need ili on houses all sizes, lots, acreage, farms. Money oe to buy contracts. “PONTIAC REAT- TY os T3?_Beldwin “TRADES - We are ergs to trading. we = Hoare a — as ae traders o Pontia not feel ettinated: Call intrrent te discuss the of trading your real e have homes farms, incomes, business opportunities and Northern resorts listed for rade, DORRIS & SON REALTORS 782 W Huron Phone PE_4-1557 HOUSE ON N OR W-SIDE. SMALL down pay. or rent one in Dublin Schoo} District, EM_ 3.3795, SELLING YOUR ‘HOME? i? immediate nerd We a SPRING BUYERS ARE CALLING STOUTS List your homes — lots — farms with the oldest and best realty firm in the area Edw. M. Stout. Realtor u N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 Open Eves, ‘til 8:30 Open Sunday 2 ‘til 4 BUY OR SELL I will personally 7 your prop- oy or will seil tor bee and w you how the sca igi 8 ope and let s FE 4-1157 SOLD woud like this sign on let us show you how our m ot contacting qualified buyers takes the- strain away from you. No obligation—a op Sl oe papell appraiser at your door Humphries iN Belen re ope, Be ILL BUY OR List YOUR LAKE nor: i you your house, method ILEY, BROKER 600 Elis, Lake Rd. See me before | —- 2) RMS., PARTLY Ft teins _ Shirley ‘Apts. iso E. eit 3 — we KITCHENETTE. pore & ent., util. we. oh end. welcome, FE 83276 2 ROOMS, PRIV. BATH, CLEAN ave _PE_ 4-79 or F FE 2-445 7 AND 3 ROOM, . 38t “OSMUN. Couple only FE 4-4750. 2 ROOMS, PRIVATE ‘BATH. eae Wi “ool 2 ROOMs WITH PRIVATE Bata ROOM NEWLY DECORATED. _Private bath, apply 70 Clark St. KITCHENETTE. PVT. ent. & bath. 18 Elwood _ AND ‘BaTh, "WEST SIDE. i person. PE 5-5044. heat: FE 40808 2&3 RM. APT. ALL LL OTTL YORN. eS ate ar unviek A rivate sntrence, couple only. Med tint 438) No rata XED INTO F : ka R ocE. . “Se Kr pe aa Raed oir Ee wa afore matt | hot water, heat ees 123 f sorta, cous preferred AVON APT BUILDING | lodern 3 veces bath. wer Py Pace On bu :é. Apply BRAND NEW seemer Street, just south of 505 rehard Lake A¥ Feuer. venue finest new apartments, are roudy for occupancy. AIR CONDITIONED e bedroom, automatic heat, kitchen fans, master anlenna, ce- beautiful with individual ndod —— ¥ entrances. ADULTS ONLY en for Inspection ons fy and Pees FEderal 86918 CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3 ms and bath all large rms. located close to down town, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl N. Saginaw 8&t. FE 45-8165 Open Evenings ‘til 8:30 . 3 ROOM / LARGE 3 IN BUSI- district, 1535 ne Ra. APT. IN Union Lake MODERN APT. 3 ROOMs & BATH. rivate entrance, heat, lJaundry acilities and garage furn. | baby one $65 a month, FE NICE « 74 apn ec sAMUEL & ent very clean. 36 Cente ‘7 RMS. & KITCHENETT! os “J RMS. PVT. BATH. GAS Near Wisner School. Ct FE Som: 471066. After 5:30, ‘ty 7 ROOMS, CLOSE IN NO DRINK- _ers, s, couple | only, 114 Center | St. 2 ROOMS, Pavite “ENTRANCE, laundry facilities close’ in, 175 _Auburr Ave J ROOM “FURNISHED APT. BABY _wWelcome 60 Matthews. FE 54-2405 3 ROOMS AND BATH, PRI- vate entrance, heat and utilities. 1 child or -baby welcome, Apply 65 Summit. J ROOM FURN. APT. "WITH BATH. Washing privy. Pvt. ent. Close to town at 41 Whittemore. PE 2-077 J RM. APT. ‘ENT. NEAR Pisher Body. a Fekome. Ap- _ply 853 _Woodian 21¢ Judson &t. } RMS. NEAR TOWN. CHILDREN welcome Ut furn. FE 45-3414. |3 RMS, FURN. LIGHTS AND GAS 3418. Marshall J ROOMS & BATH. PRIVATE ENT. West side. call FE 8-1672 after 6 FE 5-5372. 3 RMS. & BATH Safi ENTRANCE No children. FE 3-7406 } RM. FURN. APT. ~~ EVERY- thing turn. 58 North Cass J ROOM & BATH. PRIVATE EN- _trance. OR 31388 3 RMS, “PRIVATE | BATH & ENT. Couple. PE 2 2.5038, 4 LARGE RMS ern. Buitable __large family. 4 ROOMS, MRT AIRS: . UTILI- _tles furn. 18 Clark. 5. RMS. FURN. HEATED: “APT. Children allowed. $90 per mo EM 3-4207.. § ROOMS —CHILDREN "WELCOME lor 2 couples or 2-5408, Garden space. $66 includin aha BEDRM. TERRACE o ‘PON- ties. 490 South Blvd, Rochester tiac. $75 mo. One bedroo sab. ‘On RE 2-3011 __ ye Ul. furn. APT WITH. PvT. fF BATH. ALSO house FE 4-501 3 BEDBOOM (HOME Asie RENT | APT 2 BLOCKS FROM DOWN-| 9f lease, no small chilaren wore years of age, teference pre- town Pontiac. $15 week. 10 E | erred gee H. Holiner. 434 Or- chard Leake Barber Shop. BACHELOR R APT. VERY ‘QUIET = Fr ROOM HOUSE — —_— and prt. bath & ent. On Joslyn 22_N. EASTWA bus line. Very nice. FE 2-43776 , ee GLEAN, NEAT. 2 ROOM APT. 7 Rooks . » BATH . COUPLE referred. *call after 3 p.m. — i | Se eos om | ae ROOMS WITH BATE Ber. GLEAN MODERN ZFPICIENCY| grepces . - Apt $15 a Soa beat. quire wt uburn Heights. In- _light & gas. OR GLEAN FURNISHED APT. PRI- vate ent. & bath, close In, adults _oniy. 267 5. |. Saginaw FE 2.0708 COUPLE eee in *. ALL PVT. DONT Mi88 THIS ONE . NEWLY decorated, clean & comfortable 3 rms, pvt. bath & entrance Everything furn Child welcome $16 Orchard Lake Ave. FURN. LARGE 5 ROOM ( APT, ground floor, utilities furn. Ac ults. 470 Oakland. FURN. 1 AND 3-ROOM APT Eliz, Lake Rd. 130 Hulbert off & _ Oxbow I Lake . FARAGE HOUSE. SE, WITH GARDEN . Partially furn, 1428 Vinewood 2178, mR, 3 LARGE . vacant, private bath, two entrance, heat, walking distance pooled 3 front, furnished, private * path. Muuilities. _@?_ Norton Ave NICE 7 ROOM APT. NEWLY DEC- orated. Private sore & bath. 173 Norton. PE ¢ PARTLY PURN: i R 4 RM Sumy and clean Adults yet Call betore 3. OR_3- 3.3950 SMALL APT. SUITABLE — FOR | couple or single person. Apply Byer Novelty Store. 35 Aubu rm, VACANT sat — tHARP APT. FOR 1 bath & entrance. On Soalya. od line FE 2-4376 after Rent Apts, Unfurnished . 34 BDRM. UPPER EUCLID. 1 Pa! _— Trailer ott ne Hwy. eS a rm. duplex on Spokane. 1 LARGE ROOM WITH MURPHY bed, dining room & kitchen, hot water, gas heat, rete. & stove _furn.. $60 per_ month ;_8-0544. UN FU RNISHED. i Street. $45 ir, 3 regres ag AND BATH Pvt. hot vir ae stove _b Peleidatre “pe 32 J LARGE ROOMS. SCE ATT ath Lots ‘& bi eee Tine. High, 44 ©. Pike 8t. FE _ 823386. 3 F ROOMS, ALL PRIVATE, rg _fleaged man, ised FE 7 RMB, & a DATE PVT ittes furn. 1 chiid wabeens. 1058 Premont. FE. Huron 7 ROOMS ee ee ee 7 RMS & B UPPER. 1 smal} child. bly Near Pon- _tise Motor. Phone FE _FE 2074. 3 ROOMS wi BATH, HH. HEATED, electric stove & refri u Ahenglll ot furn. 6074 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston er" bie Hey. at McNell's Secor, 3 room apartments with heat, hot water, stove and refrigerator ves MORE MORE pd 2 ed MOR ar WHITE BROS. Tone ils o-- SS 2 hed. Near Tel-Huron WILL ry L pam te i Smitn at 20 P MCRINLEY =| | Huron oes Commerce Rd. - PONTIAC, 3-3311 3 RMSB.., iE IN. HEAT & UTIL. UMiy. furn, $13.50 per wk. $1 Feneley Ct. WHY ; 3 oom AND BATH MAIN Can to sell your Close to = downtown Pon- tine, per pthn dng Call Realtor _Partridge "7 JR 4.7581, 3 RMS. & BATH CREPRIO STOVE. | Markie, R. EAST SIDE. & BATH. PVT & hot water furn. OR -REACH: CASH CUS- | |TOMERS: through Classi- fied Ads, Call is ‘2-8181, J ROOMS AND RATE. FE 24774 | fj LOWER. MOD- REFINED Al SDULAE | EFPICTENCY aot. Paw ture. errr bath & Pisa FLOOR, 3 ROOM & BATH Private entrance, close in. FE seVERAL. APTS AVAILABLE FOR nging ip price, tr from #65 "lo 6a a mouth. Rent Houses Furnished 35 1 BEDROOM DELUXE KITCHEN- ette apts. Bachelors paradise. Day, week or month, Also 2 cab- _ins, FE 2-7528. 3 BEDROOM HOME, NEW. 226 » Ww. rei]. No children, References. 3 § a §. AND | BATH CHILDREN _Weleome. FE 2-6588. ROOMS B FURN. ON Joslyn Rd. Inquire afler 4 p.m. ps 8-1378, ROOMS AND BATH, CLEAN, * party furn. Heat ‘urn, Inquire . Howard after or _gall PE 5-6786 MODERN 4 RMS. AND SHOWER tomatic gas heat. children wer come, Inquire at 1696 Taylor Rd _Phone FE 4-5425. _ Rent Houses (Unfurn, 36 Cee OP 2 BDR, HOME. NEWLY DECO- rated Convenient location. 446 Orchard Lk. GR 4-3837,__ : 3 BEDRM. HOME, IDEAL FOR couple with 1 child. Lake priv., _$50 mo, Call OR 34728. 27 BEDROOM, neta prom nice beach for swimming & bo ing. Close to new Lincoln Plant. _Call MA 44-1200 § ROOM & BATH, BRICK TER- race, couple fee: $70 per month. FE 54-2378 a CUTS LITTLE CABIN ONLY 1 mile from City Hmite Ideal for couple. $35 per month A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704S. Telegraph Rd. __ FE 42533 RENTAL UNITS Attractive new du Reasonable rent tiac on East Bivd snd berry Bt. __ CALL FR _ 47833 THis 18 A GOOD ONE, 3 BED- room home. Cleen., Ret. rE 48420. Rent Lake Cottages 36A PS = ge ane WALL LLED LAKE, MODERN CONV. vt. beach, 2-bedrm. Reas. MAr- _ket 42203. ee ee | For Rent Rooms PP PLL |1 PURN. BEDRM, PVT. ENT. & bath, Gentleman. OR 3-264}. i LARGE ROOM, DOWNTOWN. Private entrance FE 4-0122. -— At “ante turn. 77 ‘acilities eve _Dougias FE 497 = ATTRACTI VE att FOR GIRL. Kitchen. 547 W. Huron. BUS BUS STOP. PVT. ENT. COOKING. 409 W. Huron, PE 2-0956. CLEAN ROOM FOR MAN. PVT. _ent. & shower. FE 22416. CLEAN AN GLEEPING “RM. ON WEST side, FE 2-960 iP YOU WANT ; — a room. trv onr hom: bus stop. FE § 32. MEN ONLY. RECEPTION RM. MODERN “ROOMs FOR “GOLORED _ Stage. at 3© Deland Ct. or FE NEAT LARGE NOUSEKRERPING room, reasonable, priv. ~~ N, _ Paddock, FE 2-7603 NICE ce EAN Lay ST A “wK. WK. 54 _Edisoy. FE 5-21 ROOM oa eLEAR WORKING men, $6 wk. Close in. Shower. FE _orivate, FE 4 Rooms wih Board PLP PALA ALL PLLA LLP EXTRA CLEAN — HOME svtis meals. 14 Matthews, FE 54-0377 telephone ia private home. West ‘ithout side. With or w' board, 35 Delaware Dr FE 0-3937. ROOM & BOARD is RESPECT able home. arage. i. ARsn OR 00M FOR GENTLEMAN GOOD meals, FE 2-3429 ROOM oom OR ROOM AND BOARD: Sera rE Fg ” Convalescent Homes 38A VACANCY. PRIVATE OR SEMI- private rooms jie? x ceed or. beter valsecent, Rates includ rs and nursing sare. FF § 39 POP PLO lm Hotel el Rooms HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day lor 2 bps - apartments, wand "re rigeration unit, 2 STORES. 1 & |Roy Annett Inc. D fiooe, abd Dixie hs ot | Gas heat. Call before 7 pm. | MA 43530,_ ee |SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, AU- | =, Se eiieaeT SLEEPING RM. COOKING PRIV-| is a — 38 rt | NICHOLIE 3| DOWNTOWN Located within Fond fhe, of 100) Eaaiiting room suite with bad i. Oy ‘Heat and anette mali ater aEeu ‘TORS Huron st © ie Evenings and Sunday 1-4 ¥en weet A Idea: location for dec- e oF factory representa ure. ‘Sesamore Mo i] Sig Tay For Rent eed 300 AMP. PORTABLE GASOLINE welder, FE 56-1436, _ 43 For Sale Houses GI RESALE BY OWNER 1. alum, storms— jandsce lots, eves area: 4 fe - pow. tg. of %3,500 do contract, 58 E. 54508, ~ Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge ~ NOTHING DOWN _ Will build r 3 bedrm. Fcaphar| home with oot ment on r jot, Rough “ot included. in ‘build ‘0 on m on pln et — ment.” Mepeneia. O8 '3 sda, NICE ae FOR OWN- er and 3 haspohed apts, Close _to downtowa, Owner 16 Florence. 5 ROOM CUsTOM BUILT 1 with lake privileges. Plastered walls, bireh doors, tiled bath, nearly new. Bv owner, terms. _FE | 5-7140. PIONEER ii GHUANDS 3 a Pid- By owner, brick, hy fine us gerage. ones meatpet s, e refr Eke 'p srivileg ileges; Call c S-bto8, SroNnen HIGHLANDS, : a 23 -PIO- neere. 2 bedroom brick, carpets & drapes, garage, PE 2-7474. BY OWNER, oon 2-FAMILY, close in, aed Oakland, Priced __ right. FE ee BY soe ahs ACRES, SHADE & fruit trees, 1 bedroom down, 2 bedrooms and unfinished room up. Newly decorated, carpeting, full — dry basement, _ 687 Liv- _emois Rd. Troy. _ _ 7 Rus & BATH. LOT 10 x 675". tides , 6825 down, $50 a mo, FE BY OWNER—2-3 BEDROOM, 4 large rooms, full oasement, oll heat, storms & screened windows, lot, Anchor __ terms BY OWNER, 3 “BEDROOM & BRICK $1500 down. Balance $10 800; _monthly OR 3-158%. 3} ROOM HOUSE NOT MODERN. For sale or trade. $1,500. 56 Hill- _ Side ee BY OWNER, YR. : OLD “MODERN two bedroom utility. Clean and attractive interior, Nice loca- tion, Landscaped x 160 with privileges on Becott Lake. _$850 down, 1783 Manse 8t. OWNER TRANSFERRED. LARGE 3 bedrm. Ranch 13 x ~, acres. Lake _ ter, $22,000, ¢ PLateau 2-2169. Rochester Area Modern brick ranch, built -tn 1956 on cyclone fenced jot. over 1 acre, close to main highway, convenient 3. bedroom brick, broadfaced ranch with 24 ft Hving room spacious kitchen with bullt in stove & oven, Ac- tivities room, 2 ode attached ga- rage, lovely Owner transferred, $30 800° t eral terms. Berridge & Morrison Realtors since 1018 102_N. Wooddard LI 58-1200 FOR COLORED : —— bungalow en corner lot, 2 street. Has full bath C= ‘all basement. Furnace, hot water, etc. Very clean and well decorated throughout, ly $750 down. . R. D. RILEY, Broker $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 4-1157 Bey Thru ru Partridge List Thru Partridge GI Regale LOW DN. PAYMENT 2 OR 3 BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT Earl E, James EM 3-6311 FE 41444 8260 Cooley Lake Rd. No Down Payment Will build on your free and clear lot and 3 bedroom starter ,hores with full basement and rough wirme; er bualld on our lot with small down payment. F. C woon CO. OR 3-1235 OR 3-7078 Corner W Williams _Lake Ro & Mie Buy Thru “Partridge List Thru Partridge COL ORED SPECIAL ! ie ROXCELLE tenn 6 CONDE FURNACE, iE ‘aati AGE.’ ONLY — $9,600. vE RY REASONABLE R. VALU ET, Realtor. FE 5-060: MUL TIPLE DUSTING SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 Auburn Road 7 ecres with houses “Tews Cail - for 1 ale wson Real Estate Fatt & Auburo Rd OL ae 6 ROOMS & BATH, FULL BAS ment. Upstairs can be rented. $5 with $1500 down. Immediate pos- session. PE 6-764]. FOR SALE OR RENT. 3 RM. rmished souse. OR 3-0042. y water & sewer. mortenee cost, Low Vet transferred. Srust hoy (ee i fast, Milford Village $00) Thad Lincoln plant. U 2 BR. home on 2 acres, util., full —_ tile w= yen full price. month : : Drahner, Oxford. ORION ROAD, NTIA Rose McLarty, Broker FE 22162 FE 5-3578 "B it Elizabeth Laké Privileges 3 bedroom home, 2 bedfeoms down and 1 bedroom up, part basement, HA heat, —_ rént y water Miso" ome Oakland. ‘OR }1301, * he # Wie tr 137_ Baldwin race. PONTIAC. oo 131 Baldein- Pw eas ‘DRAYTON ELAINE ‘ Teil’ a se nse Tarch uuiity with stoker ea 1 "40 sae cn purchased with oniy $1, HOME—1% ACRES White frame 2 bedroom. jow: with full basement 3 and speeeee. \<- ae = Oa ate own iter 2 e R. D. RILEY, Broker 209 Elisabeth Lake FE +1151 * ome | Newingham portunity “* fader] fon the x = oe \aaes on to t ovtiiah | it th Business = Astere pp ace 2 at very Bogs acrifice. and low own paym: immediately- On Dearborn St. ing at Ly buy for $12,000, low down payment H. C. NEWINGHAM REAL ESTATE Corner Auburn & Crooks Rd FE 86-3002 BY OWNER 2 family eupies. $85 rental fo rma. oe house. Beautiful stairs for owner, FE 2-5408. $300 1] DOWN Heap pete le privi Cass’ + ee, ke, We “at, WRIGHT EALTOR 345 Oakiand PE 56-0441 GI—$300 DOWN on and in Huntoon Lake, WEST SUBURBA AN Dendy 2? bedroom erm ungahew on th ond mame lot. Fine location, Close te school, dosed and — Almost an acre of land. you can tere | jots of elbow room. $8,060 with terms. F.C. Wood Co. REALTOR ane OPEN or fter 7-OR 13-6449 Corner Williams. Lake Road & M5# cupboard: is. Pull basement, tion room, attached 1'4 car rage. Full price $17,850 terms. $1,500 DOWN Cory 2 bedroom bungalow, Alt newly decorated. Large kitchen with snack bar, Full basement, Full price only $8,450. with oil 4TH STREET Nicely decorated 4 bedroom home. peted living and dining — recreation room. Ot] heat. Breese- way to 1% car garage. Full price $12,000 with terms. . ar rete SCHRAM. FE, 5-509} ealto ed = m, corner 3rd. es ‘: Res, FE, 5-2564 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Your Money’s Worth at 70 Pingree St. alow With oak lastered walls full basement, sized bedrms,, large Well-k lawn, fenced rear yard, 3 car gare pert: mon! @ $17,800 ngs. 92.000 down’ and . Immediate posses- sion. Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE 4905 Dixie Hwy. OR 30701 work OR, COLORED 2 story. bedroom modern home, : fu basement Pod gas heat. che ce ——— Wes gop —— posses- R. D. ). RILEY, Broker 509 Eliz. Lk. Rd. FE +1157 Oxford Income torre 13-room. pone on Oxford. Features 1- ood apartment "soumasanea € rm. apartment — a $ sie ese ‘ es is ean excel- lent at “aly © 11,500 — Gone ‘all. J. A. Taylor REALTOR INSURANCE 100 Oakland Ave. 94 Pree eerene Eves. OR GI RESA LE 3 bdrm., brick & trasee tn — jeagant 21-ft. living atl are, 21 ining L, beautiful omen Pansied dine area, 1% tiled bath with vanity. Paved dr. $2,500 ry —_ iv. rm ess kitchen” bent me cacter hs s eee SYLVAN SHORES 3 bdrm. tet bemt., large Bving rm., dining carpeted, drapes. and water S iuner included. On beautiful Jota, $7. 900—Terms. 2 LAKE PRIVILEGES 3 bdrms., yee Oak Moors. Russell Young REALTOR-BUILDER Huron FE 4-4525 aon peenie” walls. $820 dn. 42 W. Templeton WILLIAMS LK. FRONT Ro en, see oe SL Nite" abng foom a Eitenen Laundry and large e could finished for rec- reation room, on fake level. Also e. Only Lanne ag with substan- LOTUS LAKE ‘Wery attractive 2b bath, soreened nice furnished cotta, tot =k page= for only W, SUBURBAN 4 rms. eae mein highway. Lo TOR, Ere ell Fe eee jslaskdy Lg me PONTIAC PRESS.’ \ \ MONTAY, Sat at ain . is PG, ‘Trocke wt one Te BRICKS $10,975 CEDAR SHAKES $9975 HOUGHTON LAKE. COTTAGE — $6,500 . Bee picture. 3 BEDROOMS — Near Webater for ying reom, as porch. Gi “fl bares drive oe om le oy be] 2) A” J PLEASANT LAKE ~ FRONT 3, bedrm. full det with “LISTINGS WANTED HURON VALLEY REALTY oi lat PS 5 Mw Bedrm. Brick Ranch location. comfortable = se ed is y i f # efit 3 x ° 5 b= g = 3. oO o. i s REAL Phone OR 3-1295 or OR +1873 3660 ot ate Hwy Open Eves. * sunday 10 to 38 COLBERRY . “PARK OPEN Daily 3 to 7 Several 1957 Brick Ranch Model bedrooms, uN to ig gd baths. Y ROOM or FU Gen. Ghekocs “and EWER © Row urate, ad high school. can 8iso fared on your lot or our ND SQUARE LAKE Ask for Mr. Scott or Mr & Ottawa Hills—Brick Newer Brick Ranch ee | 3 bedrooms, tiled bath, room. with rte _ Tiving - din 4 Sioa Kitchen, with ace. Partitioned RD ROAD. Boone. Mark Street This is an = family bine . with Botha: So rood = and 1'% , inside 2car garage. Closé School. Possession bot] HOT WATER HEATER 4 eek Beat This... W hy Pay Rent Peron att INCOME PROPERTY port .cnits Oulora Only 2 i district, good rentals. f piece from $10,500. with and es bath ra tee 6 see . Trade considered OAKLANI D AVENUE xtremely clean & se. Hise benutitul John K. Irwin REALTOR Coa merest 313 West e FE 5-0447; wives TE FE 5-4066 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Budget Rancher 3 Bedrm. FOR ONLY $9,975 PLUS LOT Directions to Model: 1264 N. CASS LAKE RD. TELEGRAPH RD. TO PON- o*48 LAKE RD. WEST MILES TO CASS LAKE ho: WATCH FOR SIGNS. Model Open DAILY 5 TO 8 SATURDAY 2 TO 6 SUNDAY 1 TO 7 if you can, Here's a 2 bed- block Extra large S-room « ‘age On pay er leaving sta’ will sacrifice for $13,880" with 850 down. . Webster School This Indian Village 2 story brick is the home you've been calling for. It has 3 large ,bedrooms, fireplace, dining room and a basement has was heat. Full . Price $14,700: will consider ® smaller home in trade. Country Living On a‘ li corner lot 100 2 s0o-ft jeep. Lares living with massive natural a x a recreation room with large natural fireplace. Glassed-in froat be it, Only $18,000, with. sub- stantial down payment. When you can own this al- tre alarm system an ing oak floors. Fenced in Tare Pe’ paved street and close Good =. end bedava Only $1,000 Near Downtown * rect condition, 4 bedrms., 1'4 modernized kitchen, steam heat and 2 car -pornes with paved dr. You’ be amazed at so much solid comfort and charm for only $15,950, terms. ‘Bateman — Kampsen REALTORS FE 4-0528| 177 §. Te Eves & Sun. 12-RM DUPLEX. Ni NICE. OR USE &s big i-famiiy. 48 Mechanic. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE PIONEER HIGHLANDS — 3 b room brick bungalow with uving room - dine cmbination an lovely kitchen, has tile bath, vestibule entrance, full basement with recreation space, gas auto. heat and 1‘ car garage with paved drive. Only two years young. Shown by appointment, EAST WILSON -— bed on very nice Ict with - garage, hothe with full basement. Located on very nice iot with garage, (fenced yard. Nice family home ove be rps — price is only $ wi Georae R. Irwin : Orger 3 " GOODRICH [ag C. PANGUS, Realtor i ae ENT . Established in 1916 CHECK THE FOLLOWING AND . YOU BE THE JUDGE NO. BRICK kitchen w birch ¢ re ae o = ‘arage and mi e wanted Stestures, all. ‘i #7. eat on your went NEARLY 600 HOME PLANS we have in our files oe for an sppointment & come ‘most com- tier —AUTHORIZED— “Home Planners Center” WALTERS LAKE — tractive 2 bedroom Priv: at- bal 5 bun- eres @ utilit end « full basement— with oil fur- 2 car ema: a nicely ® real buy at $7,500; $2,000 phe VERY eo bung: room, vestibule a a | , pet iat, bee oe A a } _ ’ e Full Basement igh ake tendon fro Te Homes — usp, rom: semen oesr| On Your Lot or Ours ee. wis fu a oak Featuring rete rea r FLUSH DOORS ates PERRY PARK. Nea: new 2-bed- DELCO OHL HEAT rm. bungalow 4 living rm. : Soomach’ teecamt su fermen PLASTERED WALLS |? "home, beautiful” “yt line IG separating 4 room, Lovely BE are Se ment drive. $14, $2,400 down ALUMINUM siamo. PF Comte. Bel SLIDING WINDOWS | FLOYD KENT, Realtor ELECTRIC FY it er oe Sa L AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING. $900 DOWN # rooms, full bath. basement, at- — = e ae » gere gar- den $4,200, FOR COLORED 6 large rooms, close in, full base- —— 1 car garage. nt is >. —— Cali Mrs. Bell. ‘CUCKLER REALTY Saginew ____ FE 008 — FE 78119 3 } BEDRM. pack. 3 ‘BASEMENT. Open | to6 Daily 3 bedroom starter, Full basement. Also RB. bedroom finished home. __5591_ Berkley. BLA EAST SIDE 4 room modern. Less than 1 year old, Hardwood floors, = e util- ad room. Hot ater, ed air of] tarmace. | Excellent — Quick possession, . $650 » OAKLAND LAKE 3 av home. $6,500 nterior . oe with down or will or car as down yment. GEORGE BLAIR REALTOR 436 Dixte Hwy. OR 31361 AY ton PLAINS Eves, OR 3-1708 or OR 3-3687 $250 DOWN TO GI Lovely 4 bedroom, bath, closed in poreh, full gas pg : LON bedrms. ha "paths, "nies large | alow, sunny 21 ft. living room. |. uy with easy “terms. $1,000 DOW.N ‘GILES REALTY CO. 22, BALDWIN AVE. FE 5-617 OPEN $9 LAKE FRONT | | Excellent beach—with a perfect home ~— a combination hard to find, when priced as economically as this . The neatness of this 10,250, $2,500 down, ae FRONT Watking Lake on edrooms, 2 room. car garage, 1.350 sq. ft. r paneled. ed in a big way—see this home at =~ convenience. $10,000. will han- 3 ACRES Peat thin out the trees =| our home—then you will — a that < LO wing time would not Humphries FE 2-047 Reakor FE 47114 Tolegra, Open ves. Multiple Listing Service “Cc? Houston For Homes 2 BEDROOM home. Plastered walls, Oak floors, full bath. lots. Only $6,149 tuil price. c. HOUSTON | RE: ALTY ANNETT OFFERS 3 Bedrms.—East Side Good substantial 6 - room ced on corner lot, has liv- pe lease din! room and kei — down, bedrooms — Basement, fur- ater heater, $),- terms. gg 950, Whittemore Street — attractive 3 bedroo hom ree living oom beautiful kitchen, full base- ment, automatic oi] heat. femnedtate seession. Re- duced to $11,500, terms. 5-Family Brick 15 rooms, 3 baths rental location, now rhow- ing income of $365 a month. Includes a in 4 apts. Parking pace at t rear. $18, space at rear. - $00, term - 3 Lots—Bloomfield Comfortable family home on shady street, carpeted Iv- ing —_ with fireplace, Bcd a ern tnehen” Mwith Seventies nook and including stove. and refrigerator, floor, 3 spacious and bath = Pull base- ment with tiled recreation space, lavatory, gag heat, a car garge. $18,060, terms. Seminole Hills terms. Roy Annett Inc. w-_ LTORS ral 8-0466 b FEde ona Evenings and Sunday 4 large lot. 2 car garage, heat, and a lot more. See it today. $1500 DOWN Beautiful 2 bedroom off Bald- win on paved street, tile —= oak floors, full ba: ito, oi] heat, nie for garden, aluminum = siding with stone front, aluminum storms and screens, 1‘ car garage, imme- diate possession, DOWN Very pice two bedroom home, lovely kitchen, oak floors, newly decorated, custom made venetian blinds, tile bath, auto. oil stairs to ‘enfiniahed attic, inum storms and screens, Owner moving North is ts a good buy for a icky person. FOR COLORED Lovely 5 room bungalow, plas- tered walls, ful] basement. ga- rage, 2 lots, with small down payment Immediate pos- session, JIM WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 1218 Baldwin Ave FE 40547 Abseguami Trail Outstanding 3 BR bi-level home overlooking Mari Lake in exclusive area. Good sand beach and dock. Must see to appreciate. $22,000, with. terms. Orion -Nice 2 BR family home on 5 beautifully landscaped lots all fenced in, dandy place to raise children, lake priv. on Long Lake. $12,000 with terms. Panoramic View You must see this oanee on Lake George. ple orchard plus small or- ebard of mixed fruit. Piace fe ae turkeys or chickens are 2 story farm build- eee actor with —s— [weet of other outstanding eatures. $35,000 with 26 per cent down, Elkhorn Lake Frontage 3 bedroom home on nicely shaded jot. Ideal place to raise a family. $1,500 down. Small Business Be your own boss. Gas sta- tion on aaa ba pan of 3 ~ main streets oe ti Real potential sa, . price with attractive oll LAWRENCE _W. GAYLORD 200 Baldwin Av FE 5.0101 or FE 86-0505 ave, 1@ 8. ou 2: 2871 take Orta a ! MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Best Buy Today Extra good basement, Real large rooms. Copper plumb- ing. Brick fireplace in well lanned living room. Per- nog mar jo fol oe ce‘l- ‘wo high, . $9.- is tota) etd ona this 2° real buy. See it to- y. Brick Ranch Home Only $9,850 for a owner. built home that has a won- derful lot. Gives you plenty of privacy. Two car garage. 23 «ft. Nving room that is’ carpeted andy kitchen terms can be arranged. Two-Family Income Extra large lot with this two family home. Private entrance to both apartments and private bath T¥o bedrooms down. Call now, will trade. _ cy Retired Couple or Newlyweds yecem one story betas 21 . Oll furnace, Only $2,250 down payment, with less than rent pay- ments at $60 per month. See eal at once. We have the ey Homes, Homes, Homes - We have a home some- where that will fit your purse and preference. Call our office and let us help you teday. No obligation. LAWRENCE W GAYLORD 1% E. Pike .8t. Open Eves. FE 4.9584 e, This Beautiful § Room is arage with a large 2-car tached to a finished breeze: : Extra large, spacious lot, ‘ all landscaped : PRICE: $11,800 Can be sold on GI for $300 down. - S8EE THIS ONE TODAY! WM. KEN N EDY. REALTOR mode Ere “ 1 acre fenced | Live Suburban | ‘| WARD ROAD BUNGALO' CARNIVAL \ by Dice Tare 5 — aol aL } ’ \ E } « | ie Ral ES i a oe TM, Reg. US. Pat. Off. D 1967 by NEA Servies, ina. " nn ee “Don't let him go into debt for the engagement ring —| . you don’t want him feeling married till he’s safely hooked!” For Sale Houses . 43 For Sale Houses 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 1% YRS. furnace, alum. storms & screens, lot 100 x 470’, 1900 Grace, Vic. Crooks Rd. & &. Bivd, FE . 5-6627. HOUSE 7" SALE: Pee oar enn chester, in Ward's BROWN L PRICE-—Lovely 3 ‘bed- ood pt Ba home, Near Eliza- beth Lake. Make your own terms. = MORTGAGE COSTS—That 4s need if you are GI. LAKE peo ha mp hs 4 bed- room home with oil f Pull bath. Plastered walls. 90 feet of lake frontage. Easy terms. $11,500 REAL VALUE-—Large ‘-rm. odern home in excellent condi- ion. 1% haths, lastered walls. rn. Levely sunroom. Tegms. BUILD—We will build on your lot with no down payment. Excellent construction, Very attractive home. Built by a licensed build- er. Ask for Mr. VISIT OUR OFFICE—We have over 4 ago ~ show ood) ay 5 many o! em Park right at our rom : LOH. BROWN, Realtor 1362 W. FE 23-4610 Multiple Lasting. 2 Service ee |e Se: ment. Lake privs. $950 down. am 4 br.—basement. Clean.. Edith $950 down. Sub, 2 br newly re- finished. Vacant. $7,950. Lake Orion area. $1,500 down, 3 _ br. utility room, $7,800. Crescent Lake. br. Oak floors, Oxford aréa. $1,000 down, } brs. Part basement. Garage. $9,500. $1,730 down; north sub. 2 bra’ Large utility room, 2 car garage. City. $2,000 ee. Ranch, Oak floors. North end. $0,000. VACANT. Williams Lake area. : brs. Part or Dining room Clean. Bargain East sub brs. Basement, 2 = ss garage, foses lot. $10,525 with $1,950 down, 2 very clean, WATKINS LAKE’RD. 2 brs. Base- a grees, large * eeate lot. E. TENNYSON, 2 brs., basement, Ce attic, 2 car garage. | CLARK REAL | ESTAT E FE 46493 Open Evenings = oeanare Listing Service MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS SPICK AND SPAN NEAR NEW BANK BUILDING North side, off Baldwin Avenue, one floor plan with 3 Offering a 16 living picture window, oll heat, combina- tion storms and screens. Land- Bc lot, offered at $7,850; $1,- 450 down $64 mo, 8EE IT TO- DAY. IT'S NICE. ‘o Buy—To Sell—To Trade you" BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT! MAHAN REALTY CO., REALTORS FE 2-026 263 1075 W. Huron NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH * POST OFFICE NICHOLIE LOW DOWN PAYMENT 600 onthiy payt. $45..Why pay rent? ~ $700 DOW On Prostie sag 3 rms, full bsmt. 60 ft. lot. Paved st. Only 95:181-34 with $55 mo FULL PRICE $6,825 On Prospect St. 5 rms., bath enclosed porch. bsmt Paved st. Handy to school, Rea- sonable terms. WADE ROAD—4 ROOMS Also bath & utility rm. Only yrs, old. Has eo joors, school bus service. Asking $10,000. Very reasonable terms. Ww 5 rms., bath, enclosed front porch, bsmt. There's a fire- place, Venetian blinds, new oll furnace & new water heater. : Gl garage, extra: large lot blk. to Whit. field ‘school, $13,500, oe ees t this doll house, Near Crescen: Mod- complete. $55 monthly. "$7,980, Furnt- optional, THELMA M. ELWOOD REALTOR FE 5-1284 or FE 4-3844 DRAYTON PLAINS New duplex finished in 1987. ——_ oo J has ppt de ae room, rooms, “com: ath, ies cnaben with paiitn cupboards. Each side has — meee see ment with se heatin located roperiy ain of only sib, $2,000 * sown. $100 "EMBREE & GREGG 1564 Union Leake Rd. Union Lake view 34393 or M_3-3314 Cherokee Hills A close-in west suburban lo- er attractive storage up. Full basement. Penced, landscaped 72 x 167 jot, i“ car garage. Here's top vel- ue with terms, but cash will really ! CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 503 yo! — Bank tees WE 44211 Eves. FE 2 FOR BETTER BUYS INDIAN VILLAGE Nice clean home. 2 larg: rooms, full ——— Priced to sell $10, rage reasonable Foals Arnold Real Estate 210 8S. Telegraph Rd. 58-0676 FE 5-5783 Value-Value ! ! $ ROOMS end bath pilus utility. pares tk lot, lake privileges. $1,250 4 ROOMS and bath plus utility. ~~ 765x150. Lake privileges. $850 NI TION on ved Rd West Pontiac. 4 woes! an bath, Lot 100: KEEGO HARBOR. 4 rooms and bath, large fenced lot, 1% car garage. $450 down. OFF MONTCALM. Bullt In ‘54, 4 rooms and bath, nice fenced lot 84x120. $350 down e Leslie R. Middleton BROKE PE 8-6003 DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LONG LOW AND RAMBLING Price $16,850 or y nice patio rear, dandy lot — pomite able surrounding. homes. | HOME @ — $1,500 Seen gene $6,000 This modern two bedroom white = — a beautiful vi view, re burg. Ideal for ple more than ask- ‘ood land, some fruit, located edge of retired cou- ATTRACTIVE pS gd aa Peale E OR —— 4 i ED > COMMER RCIAL This pale cious heme eee on M24 with 208 ft. frontage and 2% in ail, is ideal for peed business, home mod- i out for exclusive . This Lak . NDING netic! Owner tran sheared an illing to sacrifice for quick po ad this at- tractive suburban home situated on dandy lot 200, nice ement with lava’ end w basin, dandy gara: other” - F standing appintm VACANT BUNGALOW 3450 Down, $4,950 Modern one bedroom home, nice _ © full basement, ny fired heat, work, *sanelaot “stanal’ ~WE TRADE BUY AND mane ma "EMRES rein frame home is in excellent con- | RAY O'NEIL, Restor | ato nan Guts 2,3 3 ~ old. Large liv. Z ~ Hitchen with eat- ing space tile ‘athe ee with $200 down, pl age costs will move ~ you WILLIAMS —— ARE. very clean 2 Nice ane —— kitchen ie uied w tiled walls. 2 fs. 2 bedrooms and th, glassed front — heat, 2 car — cunaeaped. ot with $300 down plus mortgage costs. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 8. Telegra; Rd. se gag ad ie pie er OR_3-2028 STOUT'S Best Buys Today , 7 ' WEST SUBURBAN Clean as a pin 2 bedroom ranch style home located on Watkins Leke Rd. with oil furnace, storms and screens electric water heater and utility room. Only $8,950 with easy terms. AVON TWP. ott Bo. ee we have this 2 bedroom e lots. New- ly decorated inside. with 1% _car garage, storms and screens and oi] water heat- er. Priced at only $7,500, with $1,375 down. 12-ROOM BRICK One of those you have * car orion, aes rage and, 1 acre of beautfuiy insulated. house at the low 0,000 with $3,000 2-FAMILY BRICK Especially suited for retirement “security’’ investment. arate entrances. Plastered wails, fireplace in each ept., oak firs., full basement, separate gas fur- if ilitie es. eve car ga- j topped ive Eastside location on N, off Michigan, < eof $17,640. bbe —— oe “TROOM INCOME Free rent for the buyer with in- come = spol balance. Three room arate arenes. ing room, ogas gas Water heater & 1 car ——. bite —— location. $9,500. Cash or terms. INCOME. PLUS sep-|4 ACRES, 2 sols D. .. D. RILEY, Broker | Eecs Eiecnaha be Po ire Bi, wna OE SE ON AE 1 ACRE, MEET TO (100 ELIZA- ee Seg “em ee School, city water each. : M. camel MA 5-758] FE 60638 FE 5-17104 CLINTON RIVER oe Po homes. aoe gat — ford Twp. Cones. Midwest €0004, Partridge * 1s THE “BIRD” TO SEE AT SILVER LAKE ee exclusive iden eal full 5 eason. WARD rE. “PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. 'TIL 8 HOMESITES 127 X 150 ON - CORN Just off Upashabe Rd. on the north edge of teesten Pieins. A level site with excellent drainage. Easy to drive your own weil. $1, w low terms. . FRONTAG ON PAVED R A rolling site on the west side of Cc to i is, Ex- cellent site for tri-level or bi- level with plenty of rich garden space. $325 down. large pee an acre of cleared wn. 1 Es Priced for quick sale. This is the eagle priced parcel of land this presen! ered, Excellent op for on berries, y TAD D'S. down, D’S INC. 4286 Sone ts ha at Sashabaw AYTON WOODS We sti vhave a Tmited _pumber of lots Pro- tected svorriotiens. FHA & Equi able approved, Convenient terms =reate IOLMES-BARTRAM 4392 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1950 Fine Business Lots — Lake road. Waterford lord feet or less at $50 per foot Edron 8. Stevens, Midwest HIGH HILL VILLAGE A modern planned community for suburban living, on a main 4-lane lly accessible from ail working centers. A community of large rolling homesites. Several reels 140 ft wide Located on {lis with a view for miles. Ad- jacent to golf course & recreation area. On paved streets. Excellent oe sites. — Py $1, LAD! AT 3585 or? (Mag) AT siLvER’ BELL R FE 54-0292 BUILD NOW our well-restricted Waterford mame Estates. coe freely iven from ~plans or yours, HERBERT C. DAVIS 4925 Pontine Lake Rd. FE 5-4311 Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge 250, Girour-Pranke, iwy, OR_ 3-970 4398 Dixie 01. Sale Industrial Prop. 46A 46A KEEGO HARBOR Bullding 2,665 a mone High Laorne crmanl lax pide! for Semenerelal’ § pol cg ‘or tf = in- dustry. V c ee Realty 7404 S. Highland Rd. (M-59) By White Lake Twp. Hall For Sale Acreage 47 sj ACRES-BEAUTIFUL BUILD- @ spot, Clarkston area. aie, po hs or terms, PE 2-4411 days _or MUtual 46417 eves. ri WOODED / ACRES ON PAVED td. north of Pontiac. Good bulld- _ing site. $3,000, MY 3-1128. REDRM. HOME. Suchy Realty, Place toed SALE HOUS 84 ACRES. STARTER house. 24x40, Well and se tt $8 per nan A. Rem. = Sag Pon e FE. 2-920. ° Saget omen —'5 ACRES, $1,500; Box 535. Pontiac. 48 “For Sale Farms Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge _ FARM. HOUSE AND BUILDINGS $1495 down. | K. G. HEMPSTEAD 103 FE, Huron st. PE 4-8284 Eve, FE 5-0610 FE ten ROO OR een LY BRICK 3 “blocks or pag 24 pop lm beautiful 4 rm. for owner. red, Two ‘nat- ed over 50 A bargain By. ap- oo. heat, gas w ire’ i per cent net tm 1055. ly $6,000 dow pointm “RIDGEWAY 975 Baldwin Ave. FE 4.6203 For Sale Lake P: rop. 44 BEA L bedroom brick and —— year round home. With ft, of sandy beach “ty e- ment, of] furnace, water sof- tener, 3 car garage, 27 = 14 ft. living room, all extra Papi ot dra Ving state and wants immediate action. Priced A. JOHNSON, Reshor 1704 + z ele oe Rd. rawr Sa OVER- looking Walters Lake, 806x100 ft. Lake Mg oy pied low down Dennis O'CONNOR, “BROKER exc? cond, scenic acres, w y home ownership with good| fenced. Porea road. ear = income. Furnished 3 room & bath| tiac and Rochester. Fine recrea- apt. up, living room with knotty| tion area. Business firm could use pine paneling, bedroom & kitch-| for employe recreation, Tenan en down. floors, full base-| must be reliable and clean. Write — . 7d Page! gas itiac Press, water heater, s 8 ns, ND ACREAGE sew Sear © . Act now, Only rn fare Oh bale Pee : a KE T Rotated. in 1916 & retrig. included, ied heat, ga- rage | i Full price $10,000—¢2.000 “6 ahora ee Lake fronting on roads, & bath home. Tae is an on that the black rom this 12 acres may bring enou to pay for the entire farm which is well lo- soeee for subdivision or coun. try estate. Only §21,000—terms, FL LOYD KENT, Realtor 3 fate ae AMPLE CuUSsTO R PARKING SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find -|job, place to live or a good used car, see — fied NOW, a CRES, WOODED several excellent building - Roy Annett Inc] 35 tas eo “che Eines wate a) Sg a ata lao “ Sees ae, | BAe wapvacree, flowing siream,| 807 to operate ray te Peo “Yi WRIGHT 1A RES WITH LAKE per day, $2,000 08 seoolies akite in ‘ito 3_Oakland Ave TOR pe ios Wok” of boallnes 19 800 with WARD FE. PARTRIDGE Myclier FE 8301 after 4 p.m. ’ “ACRES—VACANT REALTOR FE 4.3581 |i mp moron vow swat, anc M4 mee West of Pontiac, $300) REAL ESTATE & oat a oe pe “RIDGEWAY 1050 W. HURON ST, | “egies Por pickup "scum e228 OPEN EVE. TIL §___| 35° "yy HOUREERATLER FOR Sale Business Property 49) wr COVER ep Se Seen en v8 eae: PORTIS. Ph SE rn oo HE STATE re Eee KNUDSEN Bldg: swith good be ove — ment, be ceot bar ans pong nie of . businesses. $2,500 down. A good value. WM. H. KNUDSEN (ROY “KNAUF, Realtor W, Huron OA 8-3339, PE 2-141 “Buy T Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49 49A aaae cated oT8ED,, a — Ave. with Peery St Lots Edw. 3 M. Stout, Realtor 1 N. 5-6163 TT OM open iaeas “th 8:30 Business Opportunities 51 51 2 STALL GAS STATION FOR lease, Low inventory, FE 3-9138. 431 E. Pike. | BARBER SHOP FOR RENT. Ph. PE 2-4788. ‘Beauty Salon & Home Located at Waterford. The beauty CRS or over rooms, prec epaped Very lovely rooms, home, Wonderful opportunity tick "pose person. Buyer = nove beaut we Sites twee OR 3-1251 RA BLAINS Eves. OR 3-1708 or OR 3-3687T BY OWNER te apt. brick income, - fully . fu: Oak Ave. Walking dis: tance to floors, pies- tered walls, clean base. Timken hot water heat, 2-car gar. show- ing $400 & month income, near School at $8, down, 470 Oskland Ave. Call FE 41851, MAI ~- NEW, oe puts or etc. Ortonville A 1-27H. "BUD" & Local Trucking ‘Business Investigate this well ‘paying hwul- ing business. All short hats, be it you will find. Call us fine opportuni- eae i een best of onlaver a. $38,000 takes 4 | for 3 yt zi Se ee er) Some hatae as als, G ibe a ee in of- | “for guitar, mandolin, er cash. otter? aisle” yt | EQUITY z i . Good condi- ‘to plus po ~“ hoe Sg tion. "Will trade for house equity. the W. G, WHITCOMB, REALTOR lay, aLAN@= for you, too!”’ MD Newdeetes —_ — te, a ee ec —_ 4-22 “T see you got Madame Fifi to design an original model Sale Household Goods 57 ers. in. Household Finance Corp. of Pontiac and Floer, Room 204 ‘Service ally the same day. Phone or stop 34 8. gous St. — Pg Bids [eventing these es a FOR SALE TRADE: 2 BED- Soon ik steer a ORION. room bone bear lake. Close to | ## CU DSPOT FREEZER. down eet us line, FE 65-7609. Chast ‘ap eae yrs. a Good HARDWARE. DIXIE tii OpEL, CAR Casa | —2°"4:- most-ings. _FE_ te 5 I ae oF aie“ FOR BODE er. | 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 atte mares see WHERE YOU HAVE BOLD 12x13, LINOLEUM, $6 39 i op EE como EN-| PROPERTY). H. J, VAN WELT, alo Hit, tc AUTO SHOWROOM 2 LARGE | rae DOPE 4, Ft. Wall Tile 2c BLDGS. $8500 stock, build- | MY EQUITY IN 3 BEDRM@e re: | RUBBER BAS PAINT, G. $3.75 | all, $5,000 down. GUAR HOUSE, PAINT, ©: AL MB AREA. Ls . ayy. « OR BELL — CALL | “ gyers, 141. W. Huron. FE 4-3064. 500 © ed stock, building and Swap Service. OR 3-8561. . ie: 7 $5, down, FAKE HOUSETRAILER AS DOWN BPA = BED CON eh att | * ORS STATION, Se. Panes} payment on furn.,.2 bedroom sub- Fone Plas gallons m modern 2 sient, ‘tive write WALTON TV ood lease, inv ey A “Box 8 _ Walton, Cor. Josiyn FE 2-2257 e have several good deals on A 6B am nd are, SDOX. resorts nate. Lake Privileges pe BE as — Noheak seti ‘ , e SES — Kind’ of busitiess throwghout fic | «| ROOTS ~ Meer Cresco _ cheap” Pra after after 4:30. PE 20753. aro Listings from our 28 asso- ranch, Large kitchen with 3 Pc. MAHOGANY DUNCAN te \ custom cab! ' alum. Phyfe dining rm. set, loveseat, foum storms and screens Coffee table, bedroom rocker, ' Small down payment. breakfront, e ™ cond fa doe. tatewl ae CASS E ~— 3 bedroom and draperies. Exe. ae Fa cottage with a ga- tor's home. Orchard : = Dd CRARL EA. Reap eee rage with $450 down Commerce Rd. Ist bik. i ig Real te Service of Pontiac or will sacrifice $1,500 for _off Commerce road. 3238 Erie | 1717 Lt Telegraph - FE 4-0521 $2,000 down payment. will ABOUT ANYTHING Foor WANT oo if ~ . bar _ FOR THE Fyre CAN BE FOUND ouse trailer or jand con- Money to Loan 53 tract equity on either of { — ‘out, of the way, but a lot (State Lisenced Lenders) these homes. esa space Sesters, an BP PDA PPL LLL LILO LOL Lat PLO gizes. a he fees ele na ad refriger- BORROW — ee — got ab atbroom fixture: 8, ITL dressers, vanities and —- and W IT H : mattresses. Living suites, CONFIDENCE » oceastonal chairs, tables. lamps ; 7 “ TV sets, radios, s, dining room HFC-Household Finance Corpor- “i Fy ation is America’s oldest and Kampsen — nee eye useD largest finance company backed Visit our trade dept. for real by 6 years of experience. You RE AT TORS FE 4.0528 ba: a may borrow to $500 if you goes : 2 ~ Uso OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN have a steady income and can | 377 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun EASY make regular monthly payments. UP TO 4 MONTHS PAY bs m without endors We buy, sell or trade. Come ot pe eee oe | ~6SELL OR TRADE $11,500 THREE FAMILY — Brand new ofl AC furn. Large two-car ae One apt, & bath Ist floor. wo apts. up and th, Base- ment, Large rooms Beautiful large lot, 57 x 142, Excellent location for renting. Paved st GET CASH QUICKLY Oakland 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG. FE 2-9206 Loan Company a heme = Nay Lit Spo —_ : or Mr. Up to $500 Feaher’ 1362. Buren, Ph FE wae aes om __2-4610. Evenings — cal OA 6- 8-2618. { cars, a your| SMALL CEMENT MIXER, WASH- title. Most deals closed in 30/ ing machine, highchair, oi] hot minutes, Loans also made on fur-| water heater. Wanted: 8 h.p. gas —. signatures end other se-| motor or what have you? Fe urities, _ 32-7681. SWAP IN YOUR OLD LAWN mower on a new Eclipse hand, Rotary or reel type power mow- er. Lawn mowers sharpened, Complete line of Scotts seeds and fertilizers, we rent seeders. and lawn rollers, and polishers. . 2 BARNES HARDWARE 742 W. Huron St. i Witt, “TRADE MY $1500 EQUITY sanding machines LOANS $28 TO 64 W. Lawrence St $500 BAXTER *s pivinassore a38 house at LE. Orion for dump NICHOLIE REALTOR @ Mt. Clemens St FE §-1201 Ere. Mr. Allen PE 33770 LOANS $20 TO $500 — on Househol id Witeoea Corp. of Pontiac 3% 8. Sagnaw st PE 40535 or stake truck No reas. offer re- fused. MY 2-2003. — SWAP GRINNELL 44 INCH ent size Sine in A-l con dition . Ser os re . 7 Eliza- th Lake For Sale Clothing 56 Buckner Customers: Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge _ Do You Want A Business of Your Genie One of Pontiac's most & beautiful service pro ngs “in soon be for lease, This fully ae & ——, best — lease. ‘will involved. Call FE 29181 and ask for Mr. Best. DRIVE IN & STORE ON _Suchy_ Realty. Ortonville. ~~ DRIVE-IN Legs pte Std G QUARTERS Work like s beaver in summer— close in fall. Red hot spot at State Lk. Only per = lease, no rent is Be eas = tings ony sale. 9 . ie Hwy. FOR x LaLaN 3s oF Happy Folks smile im the most friendly @ cash credit account Buckner’s Employes serve with a man- ner. It is easy to deal at Buck- ner’s where courtesy and kind- ness are —. to grvecreee and bronae iors your SS. and company where you Se welcomed ™% - LENGTH MUSKRAT COAT. Se", jess but will take §150. BoY’s CuTaROgN CLOTHING, size 10 & 12. 48361. BOY'S SPORTS JACKETS, SIZE t) 6-16, gabardive a 8, flan- nel slacks, 16. good eondition. FE 2-3110. ROLLER SKATES Rounaoe and your pai s ed ve FINANCE CO. IND FLOOR NATIONAL BLDG. “— Ke a” BUCKNER |" 230 BARNSTON, WAI Series — CENT O SEE Us BEFORE YOU BUY. EDWARD'S OUTLET, 18 8, Saginaw Scrap & Iron 356A ‘ALL SUPE! ‘i toa inventory. Call FE 2-9173. Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge service station. Good jocati QUICK CASH $25 to $500 At PRICES FOR SCRAP CARS , and PE 8-8107—FE 46572. HicH DOLLAR FoR JUNK AND wrecked PE 44878 — MY 2-5492, _Sale Household Goods 57 Easy Park | 8 sLoaS OAK DINING ROOM SET, BLOND BEDROOM, BRAND “NEW. PER and look around. 2 acres of free rE 4 miles E. of Pontiac or 1 mile E ie Heights on Auburn- d ia IN, PORTABLE JV, 30 IN. RCA electric range. Bendix elee- trie dryer. 6387 Williams Lake (0 THREE UARTER Beautyrest oo _ $30. Yrtie 3-7521, ANTIQUE BED, DRESSER, WASH stand, marbie tops. Black walnut. _4443_Homesite _off Morgan Rd. Hatchery Rd., | SIMMONS mattress, nation co On and | _cond., $75. | ANT IQUES Full marbie top black walnut, 3 piece bedroom suite and other an in FE 54-8774, 654 W. Iro- quois . 3 piece scareaus set iaoiaes o Whine! china bocce © tis meee = Range Pavcsuavecesess $20 Sooo! LOMP ....- se ccer rescence $5 BALDWin Ae SONIC new, % price. FE 2-016. BEDROOM sUITE, REFRIGERA- tor, stove, dining room suite. Call rt. 4:00 except Saturdays. FE table & chairs. FE 5-6466. Double dresser, [8 ree mirror, bookcase sap and chest, all for $09.50, Pay $2 baa 2 other sets at pe de savings. Pear- yee s Furniture, 42 Orchard Lake | “SMALL RADIO & GET sor 8 LL ye the news. $5 to en Mat. BUNK BEDS, , SP RTnGe tresses Brand new, ‘teas & up. . roar per and tare. 2 Orchard 1 Tabs. eo FOR SMALL RADIOS. Working or not. FE 58-8755. CHROME DINETTE SETS, AS- deritée and get it! 1 (4 4-5169 _| REPRIGERATOR, 925 50 _Sale Household Goods 57 macie ange 7 oe STOVE. a iw SER Ww & AUTO. ironer, balance $1.50 ie week. Us washer, $39,. guaranteed. _Shick's, MY "ham. NECCHI. LIKE W zag atiachments. Take over Bs =e f $6.50 mo, Ak nn iP. aap FRIG is PER CENT off, Used TVs Lot yl TY, Bw she or pliance, 4 433 W. soa PE 4-11 ONE KENMORE GAS RANGE - which has a grille, also a = ~ beater & misen objects, 207 Oliver een PORTABLE SEWING MA- chine, A'most new, also 1 com- plete set eablecs encyclopedia a cluding yearbook, atlas, hecpeee s & myarery volumes, MY _2-1611 RUG, 9'sX12 GOOD CONDITION. _For_ quick sale, 617. MI 41538, REPRIG, 6 CU. FT. f RELVINA- __\or _pertect | cond., $86. FE 8-0586. ONE 3-PIRCE . LIVING ROO} suite, Good cond. os overstuf _chair, $60, 1 FE +5 QUEEN "ANNE ~Srnine ING SUITE. . 6 chairs, ‘round one table, buffet. __Cherry finish. $250. EM 3-3220. REBUILT WASHING “MACHINES. es Guaranteed. Thyie 602 N. Johnson, FE GAas| stoves, $15 up. Electrie stoves, $34.50 up. Dining set -- 50 davenport & chair, «$19 50 tur & Appliances, all Finds Pearson's rniture, 4 Orchard __Lake Ave i RCA 1244" TELEVISION “MAHOG- any 61300. Only $2995. Milk’s MI 6 REXT _ ‘A NEW AUTOMATIC IRONRITE IRONER ~ $2 Per Week home instruction FE 1-87 Free SEWING MACHINES NEW & used, very reasonable We serv- ice & rebuild all makes, Free home estimates. OR 3-0702. Kirt's RNGER _Center your * home. enytis me. | SPEED QUEEN, TRONER, LIKE __hew OL, SQUARE = aAFIe WRINO- er, good condition, $60. PE 2-888}. STOVES. BOUGHT, 5 SOLD, EX changed = 602 Mt, Cle m- ens. FE 2 TV SALE! ALL FLOOR SAMPLES be : 12. Axminster ‘yug- ~ we bu sell ond exchange ae rcome a ig Soe ‘ ie id . . SAARLAND FURNITURE a cele eure 104 8. Saginaw PE_ 28823 | iy Tabi ogels 88 OMATIC WASHER | 3.21” Table models... NATIONALLY ADVERTISED | }-91" Console $190 98 $158 ly $149.95 complete 1-RCA 21” table mod. $190.95 $138 A. WAGNER 1-SW 21" console, blond $270.05 $188 Phone FE 5-9221_ {SW 21" table model $239.95 $168 AUTOMATIC / WASHERS REBUILT up rr er f 4 Gy ma ry Bho up dhetrixersters, 960 06 \ AITE S and up. Guaran wt_pants mn DOWNSTAIRS STORE 96 Gating Ave 24 4 TABLE LAMPS. 1956 DESIGNS. $14.95 value, $3.95. Factory Te TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR od Tage R. B, Munro, 1060 TRADE-IN DEPT. Guar. electric washer a . ving room —_ ee hairs ‘ 2-pe, living room suite... 6pe, dining room suite “LET’S TALK 1 CALL TO SWAP SERVICE WILL | semble these yourself, and’ save, am 145 Elm & = = hate four chairs’ and table, $60.95 ELECTRIC SINGER SEW- BUSINESS” On your signature. suto or turmt-| food Gn°sgset om TNO 784) value, “430 9. These are hew 1956 “pe me machine, $22.50, Q. Call Allen's, IF ‘YOUR PROBLEM Is QUICK |3 MATCHING ALL WOOL 6x 13| E55" Sopuinr colors, “Look and | ~~ VENFORT. 5 Make an Offer GASh to pep bee, Cuaee oe Fe aad pads, Exe. cond. compare these terrific esse: ED DAVE 3 Best offer accepted on this F ir phone call to tera tak Ave 7 TT —D 220 ft. Dixie Hwy. frontage. FE 56-8121 or your visit to our aes 1 Sea sae aa tas cha Rte CHAIRS MAHOG. S : dings DINING TABLE, CHAIRS, MAHOG- = quarters, en gD | Fo © ene one ‘conasle radio record | "any: Weveor phonograph. best of | RECONDITIONED urant which are inoney a serviee te tant,| S'iber power mower. _fer. Cash. FE §-5570. Tappan Phil gas range . $69.50 Presently lensed leased out. Owner und €_ snd helpful. We : RIC STOVE. 24 INCH. | Frigidaire 989.50 sagt 3 area. This weleome your inquiry or visit 4 PAIR CUSTOM MADE LINED Blonde coffee table afd end table. LU it 9.50 @ sacrifice sale and the ean 6 p serve you.| “rapes. $25. Sun lounge with 2/ pie 5-6305. Norge refrig.. . $49.50 B st, “never used, “#i8.. Sundeam | FOLDING TWIN, BUGGY, ravi a gate a oats ver © Pk + roce FE. 28 Maytag i And Marine supplies, whole- HOME & AUTO é ae oF cm “ ae . Fon FoR SALE: Vent FINE = Prects SpeeLie USED ro ad pes | eed Meg A gg: Lee OAN C sell at _onee. 3965 Cresthaven. in dining room & living room fu ANTEED Sree near Saginaw Bay. In- LOAN CO. 7 PR. CUSTOM MADE LINED niture. © agp Hse satin ene CLAYTON’S Ciudes such” well known Rerbdey Von Leute Feti a Print design, OR 3-6985.| Grapes. Call PE & APPLIANCES names as Evinrude, Chris | president Manager |9 PC. DI SET, LIKE NEW. | FREEZER UPRIGHT, ONE OF | FEEOO HARBOR $0474 Cr Cruisers Inc., ee gt. (Second. flowr).| $25., Coffee & lamp, tables, neW |" Americas best makes freerer and| USED GAS RANGE, $19.4. AND many others. Business, prop- =) eee 4 es jeer) electric heater. FE 53172 ow steed for 6 years, 395,| ¥ . Manre 5 erty and franchises tan be <_< Pe. N : | value $278. slightly Ncyatched im |_ 1060 W. Tturm bo Oe ae No ; Brand new, davenport & chair, 2| transit. Michigan Fluorescent, 303 USED TR ADEN facts and figures are LOANS $25 TO $500 modern | ster A gnon leg Orchard Lake Ave : D available in our: office. < Ail Yor $00, Pa pao weekly. FREEZER, 10 FT, COLDSPOT. 3 EPT. BENEFICIAL — Pearson's Parniture, 42 Orchard | 7t0"s Si cond. $180.) presser es. veces $408 MICHIGAN BUSINESS FINANCE © > Lake Ave : As — warren | 12° ¢ chat keg eens Baas 8 WA = nd * eeeeeeonee SALES CORPORATION . RIOTDAIRE ng cond. Only $00.93. |Davenport @ chelt 0.0.0.2. Sage 1. tasmen me 2.4m |, Sth Seed condition, 960. FE 17% | _ Milks. _MI_¢-1300. pe. “a + $0.80 JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER 20015 Piece va SUIT AND §| Gas STOVE GIDE OVEN, BOYS | Di Hee. table, mahogany .. 30.2% 1573 8, TELEGRAPH RD. piece dining room auite, sport coat 6-8 nice. 27425. lec OF venveseeees . iF FE sh Een GENERAL ELEC. RANGE. ONLY |PO™SEY Gomien 1 = ‘PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR oxi RUG. Fa cade. trpe burner. | MANY OTHER IT $500 $500 CS ne rr ot $30 8. / A Lol? SE BEET a | ttl pc ereane-vroreoom| FURNT ; ECONOMY . * wite, ; wal resser, ne r proven business # your — FRIENDLY SER $30;"'8 6 2 desks, - Bool he = grin ft stove, electric refrigerator F Se atone 8 CO. Today's Tastes growing business. TEAGUE FINANCE CO. bles, jamps, we me +0002. =a jereg S. Sutoe, ‘ e2. tu igen oh ee mis z MY 2003. | sr eora S555 a Cl wareen, Thee 202 N. MAIN ” Reverie. $16 ea L FACE, 1055 GRANDFATHER, OCR ill con | cond. Clean. FE 60635. i Colo. - ROCHESTER, Ait. $36.98. platen, a RUE) cheap. Call ° GReenieat 47083 Fe eugene ture & —. 2 stores, 1 en- 106m 1%, 7 a i Take Ave. . town Ran — cag pa | UPCd washer eiertit ee Oe trance, If you have some mone: LIVESTOCK &" DOUBLS SINKS & ONRITE on revenee ress SMB: aS F.. with sattress 16.95 & can work at this, Call FE HOUSEHOLD z $85, new, GE atic washer .....+.... 3 New punk WHOLE 25 a Yun as H OU NEED 50973. val Crump Electric, Inc. - j SPARE TIME | 9 $ | a aR aie a oe ae a ane SPARE TI i pe t 500 op | SELVINATOR em 16 CU. caonitle pump, O Ft. 6-1681, size-t0 al MONEY MAKING GET IT Qu! CK, LEONARD REPRIGERA TOR. Fiuorescent, 901 Oreliard Lake PORTUNITY |. Foe. can get it bag = your ; sae Duo-Therm, oil heater. guitabte OP . No| through Classified Ads!| tor eats or tratier. 2-774. i AYNE GABERT'S NO SELLING | - i your MONTGOMERY WARD WA E ; le s s.| Yes, whatever it = dial . '. ton. or frm} Se e , Fast deliver : oe eo prod- and ucts and . $1,660 invest- i dryers, ewe Sele, You 60 established, ee. FE / 28181 for, an. ade) 9 pens q 800 ‘tor 4% hours spare ; Ss iiedieea (e ae el ‘Automatic coke dispenser, i cash woqienee. 6387 Hatchery Rd. Williams Lake. VOL. iE dia, Latest Oa valued at ever $150 cash, or heed ADDITIONS, a ol PH shell house. Low e bid, terms, Call OR }- wn FE 6-6008 | or MY 2-1521, cE 21 Mt. Clemens Phone FE 0 Aluminum Siding ine stall forget pa wee cn ema, esa tor Noel n, iron. No Luts. down, $5 mo, and . VAL 7 Auburn Rochester Rds a od Got PIPE OL Tees for free ao et ae 2 he S Meghew SUPE "Gass, camer oe , SLA aint” accrs Call EM 3-2731 Bad your building needs free es- “steel ‘eulvert tbe -_ y PHA — 5 years « pey Serving Pontiac — Suburbs PAUL ST. CYR LUMBER CO. 6120 Bogie Lake Read Commerce, Mich | __. BARGAIN | SALE | New oak flooring. 3 885 per M New outside, 3 ne aseee 17.00 Qx4', 8 to 20’, Ge. or $80 Let! M Free set totlet eee 8.75 4” soil pipe, 5 ft. 3. Reynolds alum. ph \y rd. 150 ft. “WOLVERINE ‘LuMBER co o. 320 8. 3 Peddec Pe 2 2-0784 ey ETON Es, YOUNGS- town — aol . ~ furnaces, Mot wate and steam boilers, Sutomlitic, water hb eater hard- ware, electrical supplies. Crock and tile, galvanized copper, = es one a= gs, Lowe Bros., d Super Kemtone. welcnre STIPPLY, FE 4‘ 4-431. 2685 Lapeer peer AND PORK — HA 7k — HALF | ee Opdy he Mkt. PARP BETTER HURRY, MUST DISPOSE Furnaces — Furnaces vols, $249 cash or te BTU gas forced eir, oy au oth- er sites trimmed ane We — * — 0 show HEATL oO & sCOOLING. liams Lake Ra at M BRICK. RECLAIMED — Par you ba "Uxtom ad 5g ee nD Phone Lakeview € 60722. ~~ CASH POR SORNITORE FE 4-780) oureel SOMATIC 1735 Wil- “fou sinks, 944.95: $3.05, 3 A. Thompson. Me A [end steel, bar ‘sinks, factory showroom s. Michigan Fiuorescent, 303 Orchard Lake exoa LEY MOTOR. RUNS GOOD. Ph. MApie 56056. 0 STOVE, transit level, ‘yerge dictionary, rE handmad quite is 100 ft. steel ape, wardrobe trunk, Britt Your Wn w ELE. COM: LARG Silica Sand ine y NEW JACOB JACOBSON Tt on] POWER: LIONEL & L. & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS 18” TIRES. A, as. Ren. 10 r ° = higan se wre crate Or ¢FT. POWER FOR LAND. |. A @. $100, . : LAW aie ag eS 3. TAWN MOWER PARTS. CHAINS, : mernsamearon, Coxe) (ids, Bille. ahs Wa teat "Ea peas ee hand Rey Me Lake Ave, FE 6-61 1 g a Teestent tie'w. Montcalm, Dalat } cath tes Cameras, Equtpme it 1A 436 Orchard ‘Lake A Hy oe = N GAI LU IBER ¢ BARGA S|. rrr, , SOLD, TRAD Ye eno eeereance vs Oe ft. Ww, oe 3u13; ‘$a12—all | = _ bargain priced, Used tollete, nasale Musical Goods 62 (Field tile and fi s) $12.05 7 Redimix concrete & motor .. $1.15 SURPLUS LUMBER & MATERIAL SALES CO. $340 Highland Rd. (M89) OR 3-702 LUXAIRE FURNACES 4 MAGNETIC TAPE 5 with reels & — Cost $166, 1 Te old. Fa ‘al) after & p.m. | NEW TYPEWR 10 BASS ACCURDION. EXC. Exc. __ FE 5-417. ELECTRONIC ORGAN CIEE new, ate over w jow 35 call M Teoue. Peeler PIANO TUNING, CALL BEFORE $:30 a.m, Oscar Schmidt, FE 2-5217, PLAYER “PIANO, GOOD GOND. li mornings, PE 4-536. Sale Office Equipment 63 & ADDING No money down, hines EDIE CABINETS, LARGE 20” ing double door units, wall cabinets, terrific values. See our large Ey oegr an Fiuo- ren @ Ave. Pie ZED 1 PI sa. at) Ye fe ere tate ft. x, - 16%4c ft. save pee INQ: SUPPLY, 1728. 8 5-2100 PRAFP | SDnTisia a qewina ie chine. Almost ow. Also 1 com- ete set bet Ames aan | yearbeal! At Chil- dren's mystery volumes, Call MY _ 21611. POW MOWERS Toro, Eclipse, Scotsman and = beam power mowers. $59.95 an up. Large selection. Terms, Gall for demonstration. Used mowers Myers pumps. Trade-ins accemed on mowers and pumps. Hardware, 3004 Auburn at Adams, Auburn Heights. FE 2-0611 PORTABLE FUEL OIL TANK, 20 fi 3 gn rubber. Low-Bou trailer, PAINT “Your HOUSE IN ANY weather—no blister — no peel — KOTEN, Warwick’ a, FE PATIO~ use 4 SLABS, OUTDOOR FIRF- places & incinerators. Variety in color and size, Mid. and sold by ROGER A. AUTHIER Const. Co. 7200 Cooley Lake Rd. EM_3-4825 PLYWOOD Cc Y4-4'x8" fir — e nay vere $3 60 De wg Ghcososoicencuoones $6.19 -| sear a sy ooo offs ‘x seo! Man’ 9 ther kinds also. Outside £ inside ayers #1, all an Eig. fa | Beldwin. ave. Ph. FE 2-2543. POWER SPRAYERS, DOBHINE Meyers ‘ hardie Large & smal). FP. Miller, Garden @ Lawn Eaul 1505 ward (N i’ Mile, ts am). MI ER MOWERS $10 down buys a ae new yey reliable — we service by oa mower mechasice, rites 3 deal- er for Jacobson, ae Moto- Mower, Reo, Cooper ond others. n Qick sTeAM CL _P. 60 air compressor, RCA VICTOR COM record player. 21" “veel power mower, 25°" Reo & Reel .- lawn powér mower, PE READY x CauEeT ~ 1% Ready Mix Mo AL & “ROLLER SKATES ad Wall PS, Al EER wes, ies. _ x ‘ aon il the, Try SALE Sheetrock 4x8 Sheet $1.35 Fir Plyseord, 4x8% sheet . eee] Blanket insulation 100 a: tt. - RS — 9@, MT: 20.2005 7.90 Zonolite bag »» $1.30 Douglas fir “out. Sa12, 2x14, 2x16 eee 0M |e Dine bosrds, ft. “ibe e 2 eer e jambs W. P..., rt Boll pipe, — > \, =e croc! aster a . save orto ON Va IAL8 FOR ~ 19.9 EASY wick bot BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co, | Gung, MODERN Buy oi ince ae ar) Pa per wk. Also used conn ding reelsters, 1 FE ber a & ad Wo ee Price DESKS. 20) Scott Lk. Rd, FE 8-2344. Serna | PAKESIDE NURSERY jou Eis. Tape na, PE 42033 PLANT NOW tally good EAT By bu, of bag. ia 8. wt y SHADE TREES i or end shrubs, all ? PONTIAC’ LAW APING 633 8. Bivd. B. For Sale Pets 69 1 MALE COLLIE, PUP, $28. 7 MALE BOXERS s WES, OLD, * vase OLE "HOUNDS Ds OS hy: Sale Store Equipment 64 ‘ tyne BAR. LARGE Te, ESCA retigaralr ratty complete, 30107. Loria SCERY ISLANDS. « FT., com units with end Bale each side. dell So ‘ass r , Reasonabie, EM __Dale Sporting Goods 65 COMPLETE 8S#T OF ne oA LUNG _diving equipment. EM 3-4016. GOLF CLUBS-GUNS—-BASEBA mits & bats. Toys—new bike. FE #-1275. 184 Mohawk. & A sell, trade, go] "telegraph Ra. Son — BUY — BELL — cic al _Maniey_ Les Leach, 10 Bagley. Tents—Sale or Trade “pare Bags — Cots — Stoves Joe's A Nogurplus 1 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Al gravel, 208, BLACK DIRT — fill dirt, top soll. _FE }- i A-l TOP BOIL, fin & vel _ ays. Ai TOP fill, sand, 3 : BLACK DIRT, pemeerss om Sun- Or er gravel, bulldozing, MA Al Fill Sand Washed Sand — Gravel — Fron L t end ing, back G. R. Stuart rE Stone be § Al FILL DIRT SAND & GRAVEL rp ea FE 3-5025 TINGS AFTER 5:30 10 A. ie A. STONE, eae & GRAVEL TOP sOIL SHED STONE A STONE — A-i sor ris BAF Dirt, Pill, Band, Oravel FE 2-700 aed Evan Humpbrey a-1 FARM TOP SOIL iii, 8 BLACK dirt | a, Ee ont ie ~ a? A-1 TOP SOIL Loaded & delivered son bee, ri 1251 Baldwin Ave. aT TOP SOfL, Fi PILL int. Li vel 32043, At ob pon — dirt, gravel and fill, OR dirt, sand, ere ALL KINDS 6 oF GRAVEL 1 BEAR sand, +3771. 6 COCKER PUPS — $5 AND 67. PE 5-712. ; FM Donald, 1411 E. Comm 1g (J # erce 1. Milford, Mich. MU. : mee COLLIES. Lifs” REASON 5 _ 22328. AKC | SCHIPPEREE POPPIES ii wk Partly housebroken. _ 21457, 3471 26-Mile Rd. axe : Harbor. mor, oid ‘40, MA + BABY PARAKEETS Bg EAs- ter. $2. 143 E. Mansfield, off Jos- 1 BABY PARAKEETS. READY TO train, Also rare birds, Mrs, A. , 8 ust ‘sell. "Aubura f- Bhag ale, 4 mos. me Top Bot} | CO TOP BOIL DACHSHUND _ Sin. @ weeks old, Ph. MUlberry res Fe we a z 2 p. le he \ dl pubs fo “each . One mele, ARAKEETS — SOME TA Canaries, cages 20 yrs, in same loca’ Crane’s Bird ry, 2480 Aubura, PE 46510. 4-6510. “Parakeets, Guar. to Talk “ai a Be Pe 34005 vee Trained, | Boarded 70 Pfalneds Bu BOARDED. Pes? er, FE §-0131, Attention Truckers —- Top sot, $1; yard loaded. ne Sa Bez ed ‘pine. "also eee ane ROW aceon t gneve. hes ped delivered, bie ef a work. a, irtucks loaded, praT BAND ORAVET, Pe 1798 of R sALE. i712 ai — Leino “ between A R or call OL 2-3401. ise, 8 smulimeter_ sa sound pro Pratios. ns et 1 me REE STAS os | eet EL 4104 | 00 6g? pk ena ar EY batt soren tes nace controls, both good eon-| GOOD FARM TOP SOmL. § YDS. Hashvows ih fing “with hy dition. MA_6-3195. for $10 delivered. FE 46568, ? ig irrequlars og0-98 fm PER LOT. GOOD ROA GRAVEL s ¥bes. 8A PLUMBING SUPPL copper pipe Ze K gutter, _for $1 delivered e588. 172 8. Saginaw FE 5-2100| Warwick s, FE 4-5000, GOOD: TOP SOIL. NO WEEDS. 7 Ol TARE: 135 GALLON. = L Call P. J, WALDIB, FE 2-7611. POEL OL TaN Ww 1EG6. ae Used 1 a dh ny -_ immedigte Delivery be py gy Dirie* Hwy. Drayton Plains. soil, dirt, EP. eal ber Gace = ad cartel oa aT ate wash Bees g dirt, PE TOURAIDE TR ‘HITCH, rect & reasonable. FE §-6717. oT Garage Doors | Fee zapgasa ano wewov. | ARIS In re ian be ft coe Baer | Ty maber| “ten Pes mater, Se selection” from 338 "and wp. WA Ta bott Lu T PROMPT DELIVERY, 3% YARDS eehegs Soee ee OS eo ; tath, Paint,| Diack ‘dirt or pect. OR 3-964. ede Kerdware Prumbing anid | Elec: atl S. Paddock . “ym 2.0003 | {ricel Supplies, 1025 Oakland Ave. : ra Del verea Fe hs fot me water E ’ $9.28; 0. ON simp first 9, O.| palm 2 4 One, with, AH fr tub. | _ soll. Black dirt. "Gail PE 5-060. a Hlgee e SLE 145 Ele Bt, oust. SHREDDED _ ___ MAytair 62104 ve erCaAT? eCALLY BLACK DIRT GENUINE LEATHER HAND GE DISHW Pit on Walton between Perry tooled, & billfoids. 1660 and Joslyn We deliver, B. L. Giddings Rd, PE %-6262. 6 ee French PE 8-7581, C sTOvE, HOME TOP SOIL, FILL DIRT, GRAVEL. kis ov electric refrigerator i - bp gy FE 5-5261 oo e quantity of used ‘um- FE §-0221 H.'p Button, MY ai oa GRLTW WA » $15, Bemi Auto Ir : Rcd: Piao ea a ‘~ * - A : . Dd. . EircHEN CANDRET SINKS Fa re Agee wales. re rat. a, chard ey PLACE A “LOST AD.” Call FE 28181 for'an ad 2 to recover a hous, Dial FE | A! 28181 for an ad-writer. lw, AL mation doors and windows, BENSON LUMBER CO, Wall Tile 1* Genuine Piastic «Wall Tile Say. “charge ae machine, ents of a new | Cail Lake | ~ dl u. FE Hay, Grain & Feed 71 18ST & S cursare ! ALFALFA & lever, We, OA 6-2231. ist & ALFA & all conde hay, straw, wood, Deliveries. MA . BALES MIXED HAY, ALFAL- fa, Brome, othy. No rain. 35 cents bale 1500 ls good corn. Near Cl rp 134, ALPALFA BROME, MIRED, horse cathe hay, No rain. 3124 Ww. Sivervelie Rd ba fe aa straw Fa! he deliver np vo ais a shire mixed brome & alfalfa, first cut- ting Rd., between wea Rd. & Bass Lake Rd. ALPA 8 NO & mixec brome & alfalfa, first’ cut- ting. Sleeth , between Wix- om Rd. & Bass Lake Rd, MU GLEAN ist. & IND. CUTTING AL- _falfa, 50c_& bale. FE_ 17-0084. FIELD SEEDS FOR SALE; 18ST. Generation Bonda Seed sonned, repr a ye ai ye $i. per Red Ch cent “pie $21, 3. pat | BE Altaifa Beed $26.00 bu. ac fet HAY, Fe im te For Sale Livestedl 72 SAbsy Geaevutt @iocem 6 fe Michigan’ SLASSY peraet . gous Ld yrs. old — Buckskin 4 white mare, R ‘G8. 1 a size: 2 Livernois, N._of ‘A ubure. OL 1-0606. ‘ Wanted Livestock 73 For Sale Poultry 74 DOWNS CHICKS ARE STILL grinds ae White kt es New Hampshires, and White Ameeents ha = ag ach MAKICAN Bt te aRGS = uD. 8 ingway a reg. hy Le rx TON en. ' ‘ : -* ¢M & M NY Bus! am , M Motor NESS DAY von 3 vere : EE : "LTO. se en ker Fer Sale Ca im : i= Cee oe ; Be : - Dut P well St, 2 i, Sale Farm Equipment aul For Sale vehi =| or : 3 “OXFORD EE torsan ros mn! o EAST yee 24 . EP. “ 76 BUL 90. | ‘bh V4 % itt | pease: STER SP BOLENS GARDEN TRAC- oe ALES teroatonal 1 A TRUCK PD { | sf ‘ 5 E, ' a CS é 2 . ne \ ries. 4 woh, 1 TAL. 5 each sageetiitee ita senha | BP oe Pe wea ON A Z/7040@ \ CHE ; “5 lacs. | trailer Papen Buy @ vole long, | UP- nt CHEVROLET = - ’ a Vy AY) VROLE Fist, 3 ms E GRAIN Di and acc a rental bas used 2Y clean r and radio, ten, "aoe @ 10 yy : ALi: POWER 2 mize W. ot ters ira| ml bank rates. On besis: Paria) Qighwe =, Ae is, Tecerbonal , Ee ame dais Pe ae Aa AW) 1953. Sport on_ M59. pontiac Air- “Mmlle south of Take C Only ‘4 dow yer = ie Van Welt, Sa ; 7 s ee Fae 44); one power ¢ ome s wits v4 i F lake Orion o,: Sitev Dixie a Cv ee : fi pain lide, rad = eagins, pee % DARDEN TRACT Rent Trailer se debe ft. bédy iss 1% TON 87 b | 79 ae he Pra, ers nt and ‘an eon ~ Lait. Por OR oe ees eo ae ale MODERN, & wah a ores sopenraoen, tare pe mera) Sr. y $1 _" _Hiviul"Soh ‘ther «pa = PRAZER spa & PRIVA ust your enty on ef i F ‘ 9 _ sed Ses Tae see sea ara TaILER| TJ car or truck down, fe rT: f % ‘eis 495 ECONOMY ‘ ae 9700. 1957 FORD. 9 = 8. Woodward , Kew a) Saat TES, MO Ch 2 ; car down =| se fee eerie wall tires. Cal a A NOTES Ba SEALER pig ae af: salle Jaskins Nev. 4 NORTH CHEE | se cmevnot SED, Spe “46 FORD tires. Call | thane cood 2OR., STANDAR A nee 9:00. Fm 3-008, AILER.| miles ee MA MApie 6-5071 Highway at ‘ 1000S woo OLET 7,000 miles. 42131 | “ Load FAIRLANE. PE 20152 cond. Clean, D pg Wile, Sa For tnone ROR 2 | sas caeevy cab to Whee Tl ® pe oon ame ms ca «DR | ea aa, i | a era -. nasa MY phone ens .MINGE ' : . ; OR 35-9006. le ta LMERS. W. 7 I< eahencodben eR Rs Pt AND HAM CHE |" FORD CUSTOM two lope, One owne WW beaut. at plow. 2. ro a a3 PAR om Bok and. t& WE LE condition Re H a tlh Le te Used w cultivator. Where a AT PARKHURST 4-155. r, Ine. ‘Milter bse eet 8 = ‘WILL TR y ay f v $605, MI 46-5388 Original owne . "Sub trade Jae. a re anrinctoath season. (12) lake living ts vacation — 72 che iT 9 | 2 UP OR DO ADE | Ses.t“es.“see ios FORD. cUST “9 aba Mtrs.. Co — a Oxtord. OA wheal i rm private sppearance” extra . FICEDR, x \ eS “ciate WN nae gy NN mg ee. 10 age ae O-eMatic. Neste ater M3 DR. PORD- ee poses aveBirminenam : ace r » good ve ruck » Fadio Cash. } uick walis. rag SUP & Ww oon Rip- tiac. ing J 15 minutes to Pon- plenty on this \ \ viet’ at * cash cheaper car oy your equity : : No! tndes,_ FE" $43 ets. pe rs. 4 SUPER 4 DR. HOL- tractors & oe rs, U $23.50. ioe Sane rT sal \ \ eren we FORD 375. ‘ay Several ent, sed er paree Sees * Ha or Ve Sige ee VICTORI . Ong owner. B" new. Two Roto-t $0 & u ile 24611, ate ins C “WA . to 1957 models available, Only ee set. seein, ae ee 365 «Suburban Mtr s. on = MA erera_ ON TM 2 2 Pe ‘$4 MODEL TR ra 80 ple 5-5071 oes os at , te. “Thi +. Servien, tne. 4 29~ Cone Haski NORTH down | save ov oy = ee wrube 2 a CONOMY RIDING | TRACTOR a oecre 83 DODGE - 19) won what comes ins C CHEVRO i cee eee at and Ramat, Power weern . hie ee, thuvaer] Auto G a. rae —_ J. TRACTOR. ‘t give up!” — of remodeling an old 6151 eV. 000 S. WOODW. oe T Owent._FE Salat, Tike rakes. Ra ; :. N SAWS eu Oo | r pe aed iene: OF b Dixte B D i - ike new, a low ‘ . wa Detety ass S os rt. FE “ ; arn —-t MAple Highwa IRMIN 1956 . mileag : pe | ec DODG he 5-5071 y ® N _PE 24 . e, ARDEN TR. eal haicks| oe ty ghese fo? sll gre ker mar vauber F . . ay st ity | DESOTO CONVERTIBLE. i060. esa: FOR te a 20118 Eves. oe ims Ices gua 8 & tr _ 6. wir CK. NE or Sale til 9 - D 4a BTATION WAGON. PER- AND ee a ueks. a ee, Te. Oe 7. Cars: CADILLAC, 1964. DR. 62. LIGHT . -! : fm he s BALES ‘auto Glass Co.. 123, Prasil, Hub ini DODGE TRUCK. 1 TON after) WIOU creda eee ) CADILLAC. | Sree & TIBLE ustom 8Cyl "upning cond. $98. | Mt. Clemens & SERVICE £1066. 173 Oak gu | fort she TRUCK = IOUGE For Sale: ._ 1954. 4-DR 43712. | . FE Rect "es yt PE 8-8261 ‘Auto Sales” © FORD Los een land, FE nares Gabce, T fon. PER. ITEN & SON nnn oF Sale Cars 91 Compluely’ sere ‘eee EP elaine 2DOOR EN aR DR Fr aan ‘ fork, SNOW ~~ WANT faa Almont, | »¢ OFFERS N Sete : 91; ler and y Serviced, Mew mat reas. Bg SE $1350 mT DR. 6. Bivé ce DER SNOW BjADE Customer Al TE r ) eri) Fit FU PA 55 Ol Sues oa C Buy. Used Ca erase. bse forth. Far ic oe Be ee aie aooe Pontiac LARRY JER OM’ power: Re Real sharp. 1963, PULL. ee Wan coparaaty = 71°55 Olds Sur ay C 7 rs 30002.” efter § p.m. @ CONVERTIBLE : M 7 qote __ ¥ator sure to epport rs. 55 Olds S oupe : p.m. ‘ E 52 P. & a “co check unity — be a s Su | CADILt, : 1987 . $150. EM sip HARDY : we page 18. our display ad LE [": 54D per 4-Doc v: L AC '85. 62 COU Mg 33220 pater; | Ma SEDAN, LOADED, cheap, CHARD 1910. snd 54 Dodge 4- pel PONT Low PE. VE els trucks, | can d vuneK 3 , : fan? at hee squirrel 4 “| es AD 5 Ror | "34 St ge4-Door Sedan 7° ~ ONTIAC’S ONLY brakes Rep lee Fower eis st subtest display. mod: | some? ior wien te N £9. 150 gallos ire: udebaker S NLY Radio, Whi r t trad sav us: he’ scanen.| isi PLYMC CAMBRIDGE 4 DR, i Rd gallon s 80A 54 -haker Starl = Lc = trade. FE Heater. te side- of first ch - Also wes bn Pd oom, bese ‘lp you N- i PLYM. CAM 40587 ter eat seen ts Pee Be K 35 one Super 4 Doo pcre COLN | fame or PE 2a. | Dal wed ‘eart MM AT ’ Rees to) Be Soa ne ae tire pare Tractors, corn tools walls, iat M, set DYEAR, 32 For : r "lms : ale _ CLARKSTO . N._ Johnson "s Berv- Davis Beale on erain Min ek siete is side| | 55 hha era Wagon MERCU RY CHEVROLET 2423 Novi aoe Tne. Lake Orion Motor Snies PLYM( : rv i on me lng 53 Ch ys TT | _pirect tactory deate alled Lake | 1993 MY O Se Find cares’ evy Bel DEA 195 tactory dealer, FORD 2D 22611 U OHN wa aga ean 33 el Air 4:Do CASS At LEP 1008 Bol pir 2-den i950 FORE ler, you sav ono DEERE oe ate awe ha if 48 iasapt Stake 53 Cnevy 2-Door Sedan FE 43605 sts. neater paver lee 3 “Stone finleh directional s i CYLINDER Ral 1961 HILLMAN cae 000 MI.| 1055. Station wagon, Boe fore 508 Bee rear ws | 48 heey a fem ote - (31 Ghryaler, 4D: Coupe | vata si tiNS 7: '52 FORD CUS eg | "prune dag see | tna and chia. e Sy ee Bg upmner it C ED, WILLIAMS or | 48 Dodge sith beer aU ‘ord phere} Sedan ee SEY aa ‘“ $1295 Ra Wad” a very ses a ‘oe wi ine LASALLE, QUOD, RUNNING se —__| 1395 out, 0. Si. Sagina 2d } 1 utility ty 1OUG ee e - Fo CONV -aeit | - ake you! ves very = ty bed MUST PE 2-0693 iG $ ie : wk - awiat RB 0d y type IGHTE - reed to FLEETW your own te We tr SELL ROS Sia} Auto Service 8 49 Ford Pickup eS | ERS ies Bi ate bee Bra moe | NORTH CH Soe ep _ ouilaa, 7 Ss prices get | Meaty Remy Seda ene ‘email down payment f OBI Patents ——— ‘tains. : o Vv me A be iv. ite if phon OS. oan “SHAFT please : st 48 Chevy wah ati ‘i $28 Main,” Roe! eision LE S ee Sie 1000 S. WOODW Heed rae PE. ARP FE Bt. after 3: 30 381 8 hedervon NORTH CHEVROL — Bop. 23 sbored. Zack Ma. oe ad ility type Bi = ae OL 1-961 PRING SIRMINGHAM. Very ii Re EM i HEATER. "op apne. MONTERE sal eri: WOODWARD as . Phone -|'50 Ch : . “ FORD ~ EM 7ER.| Bes erco, PS Y HARD BI bse FE | +: evy Sed . lrmin S ; : D ‘35 Oni OWNER eaut. 2 tone R&H RD- RMING tractor _For Sale Motorc "53 Ch Sedan Deliv g am : ECI 5 NORTH $250 will’ hand) TA. 1 2 trade in. ‘one own ee NGHAM evrolet Pi ery cs 1951 PONTIAC ments. it hendie. Tak OWNER S or wham | i951 $305 /POR otorcycles 83 ‘icku S iat eorretes TAC | i880 Uiuel 4613 Suburban Nv PLYMOUTH PARTS AND Te Many m P H 1953 Chey Ply door, R. & FORD 3- 38. y- | 565 8. Wi n Mtrs. C hardtop ITH BEL SER 1 . doo Old i. down; DR. CLEAN ‘ood w: ; SoO, , exe. cond VEDER 41112 vidson 7 ee beg 4 On choo ore to an Pontiac po eligeoo ns a6 poo Ls seco i Povite Dealer $5 a week, i. $248, 95 rT cennrgoubeP Siretacha clean car. ne. has been ERB Been ee W se from 666 S. Wac imard: 1953 peat oce! Ce: $ = MOST pe door, R. — "56 ae +e Cony “$1 ee COR gham r Pe new tires, $350, a. A Se WHIZ2: I ar Bi Ff ardtop ¢ sve § 885 | CH & MODE! with VERTIB COND. OF ‘$1 PLY 7920 sees pote SEE LSON | SPECIAL. be der eo ie na auto taoue* 7° oe a Pd in MERCURY RADIO = ae ae pe cond. 1957 Ch 4dr $1295 | «63-CHi auleelas FOR peynente down AND | PLY) gins rgain. FE 3-154 a = G hated L wy. PD. to weeen Ae ae veh nO BELA D i963. seatt Mer, Mr. gems | | tas Goll rs ~~ : ii E 46 Tinted «DR Mer., aa “i to 4. ae See el C in yaa tated, sat Upurehase say soem 35 opous reent| <* iC Pore! ae, one te jens! fey OO REE) oti Beau tunes poe > steele = ' NV IN CA LPL tiac'’s Fox all nok — r purchase. E FROM | > i mechanic steerin, PL i rd LYMOUTH RTON -* Ractasive Truck meres, te cheese from as low as $198 oF 31 CHEV. — EM . 'S6 F : 44083 Sg ge chia Lien aleared one Luxe "BicY! N "| Oakland Deaiss SecA your eur down “cond. OR _S6an5. 56 FORD NAP AMBASBADOR REAR 30 MILE Timea possess ——— BICYCLE win ALL ae at Cass | SPECIAL BUYS EASY OMAC TERMS 4 ¢ CHEVROLET, “210° Ve. ae “$1205 tell, New engine. Fi See | me jornan oa. Call own axp Wo IN ALL D TRUCK. es 1955 Che TAKE ADV chit cua wate nan | : Hutchin Feast | eee C4 DR. GOOD ' OF ‘ont H Much Ht <9 aaa Pe, STARE. = Seater Wagon, 6, Po See AU EEEAD LOCATION rae ae Senerece same: “cy” = oe ee ‘PONTIAC 4 oe ONLY $50. OR 3-5402. PRICE Exc. D 1965 ne maeet a fo. 1 owner FOR LOCATION inst CHEVY. EXCEI nies \ dee eon t oR 8. Cas Sel H. Also “a STARCHIEF. “MOTOR BIKE Low ‘hoy © wie SP ll ya g Heater, Radio, and | SAVINGS — sE _ Fe e-rii0.*pea iCELLENT TRANS- OWE S pal Gee brakes, WT PONFIAS Wak ee ee wm, Bike. 67 aa — Siac Ponting SSete town: ieaiae ll ivs¢ CHEV Dealer. ~ Th miles ess cram TOM | “liga. pew, - loud Sag Cita: Boat 5885 S FO baw, | Chiefta ey eee es miles ROLET. 150 2.DR. Low Yy low on Large: ores Tag tr is lS & Accessories 85 ) FORD, Fa DUM. ME er with Custom. — i ae SS rein ceua ws ore awe FORD Dealer TRANSE eat Selection af Chey. 210, 2, door, 1 fire 12 FT. seen at 92 N valve. Cai N- eater, Radio, lesen rare! 2 CHEVRO ark | 1955 jnewsWPEZ E pel 2 EE etl tal a full 400 har 450. wile r,, BOATS. 440, ALUMI eng tt t gquirrel, “Auburn waite walls. Power ape A down, Ses ae GONE 6S ARORD | FAIRLANE, E_5-4101 ECONOMY USED 4 meres oe mileage, $2425, r PE 46010. rs, $05, EM NUM, ORD DUMP. 635 TIRES radio ed 4 Door 6, Park th, Call C ents of $27.62 Sharp, On ec 4odr. R& vic. | RAM burn off Sag CARS "63 Buick ose anak loaded, Gu RUWAbS a 3-230! wees, 750 front,” “5 TIRES ON family ae —: a heater and warner ——— nent Mr. trade in. ¢ owner. Low sap tee ean = jae PE 4-2131 meres sedan, ck tna ees ak Meat Penne me eS S| Ps peo fre] | CHEVROLET guest Chee Har sy Weodente Bim cl 9 to. ._Woodrare Monnet p eueeens ver. < nO. “ T . “| F jo CENTURY, 5 $195. waa a OR 36424. 2317 walls, on eene Bipareaguerer = Oakland C CHE ———— “OLDS. pli _ | ‘62 NASH Ra . FE Se ae ae STARCH PE 5-5141 a CE ORY wr Fac RrOOMR, FACTORS | a, Pidanatemans | Fastest Grow: ounty’s OLET we roan Ne an | REAR AONE REOR, ETON keh gi - 9-6970, _eash, FE 2 nee ti RY an our 31 pe wing D x down TIEBLE. NO $16 month} is. No 30 pm. w FE 5-0377 it, . "antes oo ARD. ws ash, FE 2-1768, 724 res, $400 II. Ma 5 ixnie High ealer” 1953 Bel $23. assume No _ 40686. y pe monev _ Sat. eekdays afte and windshi CEDAR - 3 ouc DUMP | Vaught St. | Ph. J. VANW S01) | Open. at M15 ao beat Air ¢door Mr Pack. month. Call payments ‘or | 1051 6 me sam, ney | BONTIA er all day ie a e EGaIN eld, FE feat cd 2\5 TON. Lee on F1358 4540 ELT Open nites ‘tl 9 dition iniee = in se euean ra- _Turner Fo ce Stee mond heater. N RAMBLER RADIO & ible. < BIARCHIEF CO 3040 tree INCL boom * 1948 F-§ Ford wi cum | eae & Dixie Hw C enews. a eee 55 F : roid; Paym aoe money 7 Sh ee =| Shee - Fully equi INVERT- HOE. arate 40 Edge wn UpED,| Jee eS or, Len. tert _ Pull UPER K J: EV 5 Ford Victori erm ft ee assume H pped. Sharp! ~“SPRIN CHRIS 1p, canvas to’ ump LWB. y. equipped. RDTOP 55. OLE Z verte aR Victor 47500, pb r. Pe month. ¢ rE eae a SPRIN he Be ones aRM, | 1, PTODARE ieee naa T $59 ait power eat. Mer, Mr Pari. Miawest ut Sales " $983 1-EN- $1 er take- 3286. er seat. Turne dwest MUST : 795 6 G SPECIAL Cushions aud mare foam fuvser | 31 STUDEBAKER | ii), TOR CHEV ena #08 or your So jit RON MTR. wil oy sum mows Gat stras "powriac DR scount . ae ee ab oe jackets. "be toe Harbor. F’ ioe Rd, Manes : ROLET . gine, radio —— 20, NORTH CH ear down 2 W. Huron SAL ES eee oe anon — $2525. AC. 4 DR ~ ‘ fs : UDE = 3653 ° : “VY . = PE 2-2601| * 5 4 Milford. T. Tom Cc ae Nth ale Be 1957 DEMOS. $1495 100 5. WOODWARD. FOR! ES “ERE eso eee coe 6s See Us y - —S 55 “HH FEE pa : Easy GMAC. term CML “we D fice iires, fwortne heater. mite Herr 4,08, TARE = “ é OUGHTEN - fsa per UP Courtesy Car a IRTH CHEVE Ol $5, CHEV vaste : 34-T ON CEAKE ee sell E 3875. re Sone S Seer < ‘ , Lake ; 2 ‘1C : VROLET Ghia R - H - . — oe. ss a. CL : N 0 7) r& M ’ Ss 000 S.\ » } TT } 1980 ve e. FE 8-32 WwW. . = A. vd. 8. EAN ‘yoUCRTEe fon | Shee A er ‘Pontiag Sales Courtesy Cars | piginutih ee GET —— ; : At low oe . As CHEV. BE: - LAR \ demo, Full convertible as woe top. Pow L AIR 4D LARRY U . Moll ‘st . Owner’ - WE = hess my R.HARD-| 5 ina une Saremet 4 atc i. ene YOU |_?* er or ia, Pontiee or Bu ver| BO ERO E | Aori R a cant, Parse AGAINST ree gud. “And take over | 2 Th ve hai DEALER pr il Ap 96 Ponting, 260 2 dr wan — bn viet ol , of Sarat RADIO AND —_ © Your YOUR ROTE > praisal gute S f ‘T, t } : "$5 ven broken — atoeee, ao Up to oak niles 4-7500, . ht “2 mon th Call mn eek ae — EL] C oy Pasar ay aoe yim ano tag bod Lanny Co) Ln Marcia Turner Pord. 115 8. Saginaw Bigg ra f R wer brak 4s SAV . 56 F sed | rom : . —_ Ah te cex 09 4 ar. 900 es, Shar YOU HA E BO SP FO Cars our fi F one? | on. ent condition an ae berone SAVED ips ee SALE Sate 2 nen peow aig | Things pings of “O.K.” evie TAK : iss S re an a use rowergiae, Rat's eueen: ve TARE ADVANT .GE or o Hed Ford "3 Praca bye HURON Mt ming, gow M really jumping a d cars. serunaee es SES yess « a. secu. Very SSea RON We Part tl esas oe tis | se FORD Re SAS TTHEWS-HARG ALUM, |° clean, 4 dr. sed 8A “1 1948 ord O6 ccerece: D Vv ; = a 53 Pontiac an. Very VINGS ics S heater. N 6. RADIO. RE er dra 8 4dr. pape Me ome th : itt Seu . $300 vocals of San! oad a E V ADE matic, sedan, ACTI 55D ir ye - ~§ hy yA geen x I EME RRC eas | eee maul. Hy on 5 Dodge 2 Door a Brest er, Mr a metal tras Includ ES 3121 W. Huron FE 4 yes “SALES hy goes uraleht =. Radio & ne car you R&aH, white Prankie’ +3 . to choo: $250 ss, io eos" | 5 N © Are: s LLo 121, PE 202) > Sas seen madi ‘ve been walls, 8-3712 ve Sener aes CUSTOM : . “Bigod| Stave | Siar MERCURY < OUTBDS tier Very clean nn 3 53 Pontiac.Chieft jooking for.) "8? UG pei en Bit W, Montcalm Pris re 008 et coher ew Good ores, “EVINRUI wy ouraps. | “N"wAin Bt. CLARKSTON a epee wes gt ey eva Jam owoer, || Fact year Tires . Chest UDE M MA Open T.. CLARKSTON: Teen, R&H dr. se i - . ory Guara tables, beds, 1 1. Worventae, BRANDS OTORS” eee = Mapas _ CHEV *S eee rome, C You'll, nteed — on all ’5 ig Re asad sone, | BUD rena | _ “Oakland Count SBiludson’Door HEVROLET PROTECT Lifeti all '55°56 model fore sel Grumman 4 Old Geuemen ELTON Fast akland County's 44.000 m Jet binck, with cood 1956 B rons etime Car G - we TRADE — TE =_—— OF “ tat pute Mugs Dealer” st B Hes. Sows ve gubber.| Va with Air spor coupe, fe Yourself and Yo . - onall’51- r Guarante Harrington etn type heal FERS : © Meet oen_ nites. t This ee 4-Door "hase Renter and owe atiee “unt Pocketbook if 1-’57 models as lon 2 OPEN " ae 4dr e ites ‘til 8 r has R Yr brakes. gas ri 1899 8. EVES. & orks | ‘36 Che HT. lik x 15 tt &H. od . you ow i Feeraph_ PR 2-4 Bead ten Bob Frost, Inc. | Rud See oat $1795 ae YOUR North Side ashe Gr: oe ae oy 3 Ghee me tif | ON WOODWARD, 30 2 Be Re ete CIDER | NORTH C (Co Cas een '56 CHEVROLE 641 Oakl d UTBOARD N BOATS 55 Ch | Ray ° . $1,495 APLE B }, SOUTH ER, JER how aay terms ail. You ¢ c 3 ab a a MICHIGAN & OARD "6S Para PG vee $1,205 B Y-PASS ARO’ OF D x NORT ‘ + we It T CYL., Radio Door 2 n AN PROPE REPAIRS | ° fae te : MI 6-69 IRMINGH UND RTH ¢ rt tYa . * ee oO fee Outstandi & Heat 10. SOF OR MOTOR Tete 2 E een coat odge ORT CHEN ROLF You | SPE ion a tice? JO iar 8 TELEGRAPH ‘33 cher con sy ‘66 BUICK 4 aeecies pm Plymouth BIRMINGIA ARD FAMILY zDOOR Century Hardt ay & Bice HNSON a eae; vera, cr gas | C8 Eg ey 232.8 31R MINGHAM To Ha Power Brake ND aon pcnae Boat MOT "$4 rd V-82¢ Sg. Bes s At Pike St Saginaw oe h ave A Fi ; Jose iles. Very s. IVORY & Dynafio ncuooass on $176 ti EN eee coe Rech Sones vests Pe zoim | 1 PE sats (ar And A Salety Tested ETT wecitie tite ih eee ety OTE SHE? Se Bri Why | te EUSUPARS | ss CHRO ouvert vith ‘MEYERS ine |.33 Ford 2 dr Po. | $195 UBURN | g t Fabnl Ine. See O § = VROLE” Se aes . ION. WE ALUMI "51 Ch ar ae y nious S ; ur 8 ET D & BLACK Top. $1845 EEROONER. Also A pHAIRIE M- cette Wes ri aaeae og Bs Birmin . “Goodwi election of lee Vay cues eee Air Sport C ACK Teo. aa aeieene “i tbaee be" BB cae mee fer oO ATT aoe pot” ase svoewomtt nt | 35 CHEVROLET eons, sade cn TLE G/ ' nderso NS "50. Chevy ub Coupe ‘sao Y USE s6 LDSMOBIL: : Radio ET Bel Ai RED. — PARTS &S 3AS 2:82 6 T u Hardw | 50 Hudso $ 95 +s SED CARS ; R : 56 Tw 1 No. 660 1} °5 & Heater ir 2-D Op eleg are | i " dr $ 2915 : Ne AUT a o-Doo 55 P . Powe oor . @ 8. cero SUPPLIES (eee a ier) | Bud Shelton Motor et or ( caer 18.000 Mi | AUTO SUPER MART alr i\bows? Radio, Heater “ces SLO mt SE oe tDoor Door |. «+ o0e $1545 WWF MASONITE Open Eves. ‘til @ & Sun. 3200 Evinrude : RINE SERV sate at E Bivd Sales revy EE top nan i. |°36 Ponti ; ee “Gpectanniey” i = PONTI ec. | 4 MERC ater, Dark GREE clarelele < . NITE = HOU Pm. ites, 21 weet fe Sant: 1cE ape a SUPER «. FE 46728 "56 Ford-Vi oe ASL 595 | 56 nila Catalu aren't peo prices and 52? Two-D AC No, 525A id. 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Music with Masoh | wJBK’ News, :, Raid WPON, Noontime Serenade WXYZ. News get asic WCAR, Alien T. Malone WJBK, Don McLeod ogy Counci! Report 1:00—WJR, Wendy Warren Mechanic Faces Homicide Count Brooklyn Man Accused of Murdering 2 Women; Admits Other Assaults NEW YORK (#—A husky young mechanic accused of the bludgeon murders of two women showed no emotion yesterday as a judge ver- bally lashed him in court. Thomas Joseph Higgins, 22, was impassive as he was arraigned on a homicide charge in one of the slayings. His heartbroken fiancee Ann Elizabeth Tighe sat silently at the rear of the room in Brook- lyn Felony Court. x * * Magistrate Albert D, Schanzer glowered at the blond, 220-pound defendant and said: . “Ot all. the most crimes conjured in a sidi'e Wadeoas hideous dreams, you are charged with. the most macabre." Higgins -was held without bail for a hearing tomorrow. * * * Meanwhile, police asked the Army for medical reports on the 6-foot-244 Higgins. His father has said he had a brain operation while serving with the Army in. Japan and had a history of fits before that. * * * = Police nabbed Higgins Saturday on a tip from a man who lived in lice said, to the hammer slaying of pretty Patricia Ruland, 19, the back seat of his car beat Wednesday night. They Said he also admitted bl Mrs. Dorothy Campbell,: 50, to death in the back seat of her car last Jan. 29. x * * He told police he was engaged in petting parties with each wom- an and when they resisted further advances he struck them, detec- tives said. , “Attacking these girls was an ‘ outlet for myself,” he was quoted as saying. , Higgins, an oil burner service-) man, also reportedly admitted assaulting nine other women in Brooklyn. Prowler at Home No Joke to Lewis PACIFIC Pi ES, Calif, @ —There was funny about a scene comedian Jerry Lewis played with a prowler at his home Saturday _ * * Lewis cae police that a man rang his back door bell, handed him an unintelligible note, then went to the front door and tried - Lewis said ing behind a her a car, 80 -held him. at gunpoint until police arrived. Officers booked George W. Sheffield, 25, Los Angeles, on e even lead his band. with writer-director Ranald Honeymoon: Mexico. Future wed one day after Nan’s next Man’s Game.” Marilyn Monroe tells me MICKIE "Cause the placards all said, “Steve Allen, M.C.” x «*« * Jayne Mansfield was offered a percentage of every fee for sold out. autowashes if she'd let a new Lee Strasberg is a NY Giant shower with my clothes on. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... pean tour. Jerry Lewis puta mahogany | his cars in the street . Liz Taylor infant... is a great discovery still Sponsors Are Certain to Feel Cost of These By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—Lucy and Desi’ll charge $2,500,000 for those five big one-hour musical extravaganzas next year. Desi’ll of her front for its front. She declined . pool table in his garage, now must park . Christian Dior will design a layette for the Mike Todd- Bilfy Eckstine canceled all N.Y. jobs and dashed to xk * * Nanette Fabray chose Wednesday to do the wedding bit MacDougall, the quiet Scot. address: Beverly Hills. They TV show titled—pecullarly—“A x *«* * she’s got trouble with her trachea (windpipe). Arthur Miller figures she'll be a “housewife” for a year... Tommy Manville, dating Pat Gaston of the “Fol- lies,” also flipped for sing- er Micki Marlo but hadda stay home next night and air-condition his Rolls Royce. (A. millionaire’s work is never done). x *« *- Steve Allen Jr., 12, mc.’d a school show in L.A. — which) L.A. autowash use a big cutout . . Drama coach fan—hotdogs, peanuts and. the -| whole bit... Dane Clark wants to give up “Wire Service” on iTV. Too tough. “One film I got slapped in the puss with water for hours like I was in the rain, then had to take a It gets kinda cold in California at 12:30 am. when we're quitting.” George Jessel’s reported taking out a $250,000 life insurance policy, with pretty Karen Hanson, 20, as beneficiary ... Shelly Winters will help boy friend Anthony Franciosa pub- licize his film, “Hatful of Rain,” on tour .. Vice Pres. Nixen’s planning a Euro- floor and be made in literature, that of paying literary men by the quantity they do NOT write.” ‘xk x F- 4 WISH rD SAID THAT: You can’t please some people. As soon as the drought appeared to be broken, one Kansan wor- ried whether the levee would hold—H. G. Hutcheson. x & ® . TODAY'S BEST LAUGH:'A woman was asked on “The Big Payoff”*if marriage had changed her husband’s habits. She said, “Yes, he stopped taking me out.” That's earl, brother. Delights Comic vision and ‘motion pictures. LIFE BEGINS AT 65~—Comedian Ed Wynn (right), pictured -with his son, actor Keenan Wynn, is past 65, but that hasn't stopped him from launching an entirely new career as a dramatic actor in tele- Ed will appear on a number of ZY shores, beth drumaiicl aM \cew in the next few weeks. Second Career ‘16:25—(2) Weather: ‘Phelps. 7:45—(4) News: Brinkley. 8:00—(7) Wire (cont.) Sa = Today’ S: Television Phoncenart =i Programa! furnished by inn Une thn column are auhet to chang witha netion | Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel +—WW5-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-JV Channel o—CKLW-TY TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Annie Oakley. (9) Pop- eye. (4) News, Sports. (2) Early Show. (con.) 6:15 — (4) Weather: News: LeGoff. §:20—(4) Box Four Eliot. (2) Cane (color). (2) Foreign Legion. 6:45—(4) Tornado. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (9)-- City Detective. (4) Death Valley Days. Lady engineer outsmarts Wall Street syndicate. (2) Don Ameche “Bequest.” 7:15—(7) News: Daly, ® 7:30 — (7) Wire Service. Trans- Globe reporter George Brent Million Dollar Movie. Jeanne Crain, Cornel Wilde, Linda Dar- nell in “Centennial Summer.” (4) Nat King Cole. (2) Robin Hood. Robin dons garb of French chef to get confiscated food back to villagers. } (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Sir Lancelot (color). Sir Pouter disputes Lady Lillith's right to inherit father’s castle. (2) Burns and Allen, George de- cides ,to teach complaining 9:00—(7) Press Convo. Martha plugger. . 10:00—(7) Welk (cont.) (0) Bowling covers oil company holdup, (9)|- Movie (cant) (4) Wells Fargo.' Dale Robertson follows dead man’s trail. (2) Talent Scouts. Rountree’s panel conference, new time. (9) Your Music. “A‘ Touch of Paris."’ (4) Twenty-One, (2) I Love Lucy. Lucey, suburban housewives go glamorous to com- gomery (color), ‘Trial of Pontius Pilate.” Robert Sherwood’s drama of Governor of Judea, who was called upon to judge Jesus. Bruce Gordon, Maria Palmer, Max Adrean star. (2) December Bride. Lily tries to get wrestler and wife together, becomes song _ pl Tony Lindemann, Detroit vs. Foy Belcher, Los Angeles. Special guest, Warren Spahn of Milwau- kee Braves. (4) Montgomery con- tinued. (2) Studio One. “The Trav eling Lady.’ Kin Stanley re- creates original title role of former Broadway play. Woman| arrives in small town to live with husband released from prison. 10:30—(7) Dr. Hudson, Diagnosis saves young artist’s life. (9) Bowling (cont.) (4) Crusader. (2) Studio (cont.) 11:00—(7) Soupy's On. National be an important factor in deter-| Gracie a lesson, News. (4) News: W'kamp. (2) mining the retirement status of the|g:30—(7) Voice. Patirce Munsel| News: LeGoff. working man. sings Gay Nineties songs. (9)|11:10—(4) Weathervane. Ailment Can Be Cured if Treated Early Ed Gains New Fame as Dramatic Actor in TV and es ‘By LEE BELSER HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Ed Wynn, the famous giggling “fireman” of yesteryear who recently made such a sensational comeback in films, said today retirement at 65 is for the birds. * * * “I'm over 65 myself,”’ the come- dian declared, ‘‘and I don’t feel I'm ready for the junk heap!" In recent months, Ed has whizzed past the old rocking chair like “Seabiscuit” after a dose of benzedrine. *“All my life I had been a stage comedian,” he said, ‘‘and then sud- denly my son, ‘Keenan. asked me why I didn’t go in for straight drama." * * * Wynn admitted he was moping around looking over some Broad- way shows and shuddering at the thought of again going through the routine of seven legit shows a week when he got the offer to appear in a straight movie role in “The Great Man." | clety cancer in the following first of atx frank articles that tell what you know about cancer in men, women and children. sweeps away su By DAVID A. WOOD, M.D. President of the American Cancer Society Ignorance about cancer may be as dangerous as the disease itself. If we add procrastination to ignor- ance we have the reason why 75,- 000 American lives were needlessly lost to cancer last year. The great objective of the educa-| tional program of the American| ‘Cancer Society is to prevent that tragic loss of life; we want every- one to know the truth about can- cer, especially women, for they are the natural guardians of their families against disease. Ignorance ts not only lack of information; it implies misinfor- - mation, So what better way to tell the truth about cancer than to explode untruth? ‘The| duced a germ for this disease; ‘swered with a simple “‘no."’ It is Thousands Needlessly Die of Cancer by Not Knowing Truth About Disease | years of research have. not pro- there is not a single cancer case on record which proves that the disease is “catching.” | Viruses, those disease breeders: smaller than germs, may play a complex role in citing human can- cer, but here, too, nothing suggests the simple transmission of cancer from a sick person to a well per- in, One of the most common mis- conceptions ‘about cancer is summed up in the phrase, “it’s in the family.”. This cannot be an- cer. If this were true, stop and think how many people would get cancer! Think of all the bones broken daily, yet cancer ef the bone is very rare. However, this is a good place to note that repeated sunburn, long exposure to sunlight is a widespread cause of skin can- cer; It used to be called “sallor’s cancer” or “farmer’s cancer.” We come now to a group of cancer myths we can deal with briefly: Aluminum cooking utensils and 11:15-(9) Million Dollar “Mystery, Richard Dix, Janis Carter in Mark of the Whistler.” (4) Patti Page. (2) Miss Fairweather. 11:20—(2) Sports Final 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. “Sq Dark the Night." 11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Ron- ald Colman plays 6:30 — (7) Brave Eagle. Mother| pete with pretty visitor who en-| tleman in ‘ asks Eagle to find lost son. (9)—| chants husbands. Movie (cont.). (4) Tonight. By Line. Polio victim's parents 9:30—(7) Welk's Top Tunes. (9)| Theater (cont.) are being deported. (4) White| Denny Vaughan. (4) R, Mont- © TUESDAY MORNING :50 (2) Meditations, (4) Today's Farm Report. 6:55 (2) On The Farm Front. 7:00 (2) The Jimmy Dean Show. (4) Today. (7) Little Rascals. 7:45 (2) News, 7:556—~(2) 'TV News. 8:00 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. 8:30 (7) Wixie’s Wonderland. 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. 9:00 (2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) Romper Room. 9:30—(7) Stars on Seven. 9:45 (2) News, Weather, 9:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00 (2) eae gre Show. (4) Home. (7) St 10:30 (2) Arthur yer (1) Thee. ater Seven. 11:00 (4) Price Is Right. 11:30 (2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth or Consequences. (7) Robin and Ricky. 11:55 (9) Billboard TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic Tae Dough. (7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (9) Magic of Music. 12:15 (2) Love of Life. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow, (4) It Could be You, (7) The Erwins. (9) Meet Corliss Archer. ; 12:45 (2) Guilding Light. 1:00 (2) (color) Ladies’ Day. (4) Blenda & Beulah, (7) My Little Margie. (9) Bill Kennedy Show- 1: me a) (Color) Club 60. (7) Libers 1:85 &) News. 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) Charm Theater. (4) Tennessee Ernie Ford, 2:40 (9) Mary Morgan, 2:55 (9) News, 3:00 (2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color) Matinee Theater, (7) Afternoon Film Festival. (9) Request Play- house- $:30—(2) Bob Crosby. (9) Howdy aluminum foil do not cause true that specially bred strains of female mice will develop cancer of the breast nine times out of ten. But it is not true that if your mother had breast cancer you are “sure to get it.” Heredity may create a certain “tendency in a few types of can- cer; it is not a major influence in most human cancers, So don't live in secret fear of “inherited cancer.” Don’t avoid a visit to the doctor because you A miasma of myths has obscured SENSATIONAL PART Then came another sensational role in TV's “Requiem for a) Heavyweight.” Since then he has | become as popular as Jayne Mans- field in a prisoner-of-war camp. work quite that hard!” Nevertheless he has accepted of- fers to appear on the Jack Benny Loren gets Person to Person’d from (lingstar."’ H’wood May 3... Suzy Parker, the & & 2 famed modol, gets her film break with The jovial comedian definitely Cary Grant in “Kiss Them for Me”. . . believes in and Tyrone Power bought a Rolls Royce in after 65. London, is shipping it to L. A. +: LET. ‘EM CHOOSE xk * * * “It does things to a man to be ae OS Soe oe Be ee EARL’S PEARLS... as Carlyle said it long ago: “There|his life like a third-string rookie,” _ declared, (Copyright 1957) suspicion of burglary. THE BERRYS - the word “cancer” throughout the centuries, The cause of cancer is still a mystery and mystery breeds) ‘rumor, distortion and needless pan- ic. A disease that strikes one in every four of us is to be respected and feared, but morbid preoccu- pation with cancer is unhealthy and unnecessary. Let us look at those myths. * * *. Some people of our “age of en- lightenment” actually believe the ancient notion that cancer is a shocking penalty for immorality, “the wages of sin.” Many people still cling to the general idea that, the disease is something shame-| ful, “something nice people don’t get,’ something to be kept dark. doom, the fatalistic belief that ‘! you get cancer “there is nothing can do about it.” This cob-| webbed notion persists in spite of heartening statistics. One half of all cancer cases could be saved if the disease were eo pn aera “fr pm _jtients are being saved every year. is a tragic fact that doom- are “afraid what he will find.” That kind of fear will rob you of your 50-50 chance of survival against cancer, should it happen to strike you. Probably the most common | cancer. cancer, Fluoridation of water does not cause cancer; on the contrary, fluorine would seem to restrain the disease! 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