| E {s
Who wants to look at a bucket of
rain or even some shining drops in .
transit when you can glimpse Miss
Genevieve?
This comely bl
Waterford High and she’s the daughter e is
of Mr. and
A
i In doutheestern Iran
the bizarre “Arabian Nights” case \Troops Close Int
jon Desert Killers _ ‘TEHRAN (INS)—Hundreds of Iranian “troops wad
reported tightening the ring today around the fierce —
desert outlaws who murdered pretty Anita Carroll,
_| Discovery of the 35-year-old American woman’s body
jyesterday in the southeastern desert wastes of Iran
|served to intensify the hunt for the killers.
_ Meanwhile, an inquest and_a scheduled news confer-
‘lence in the U.S, embassy in Tehran were expecteé-to
disclose the untold facts—so far pute they are known—in
”
Mrs, ‘Carroll’s body was found just seven miles from
Mrs. Theodore. Dovre. Her
daddy’s- employed at the Stainless.
Ware! Company in Walled Lake.
, passing shower or a torrential,
raih wouldn’t phase Miss Gene-
yieve,- anyway. Swimming and
/water ‘sports are her favorite.
activities. ty
' §She’s majoring in stenography and
after graduation in June she plans to
‘find work al
tive employes those lines. (Prospec-
1 form on the left and
no crowding at.the back, please.)
a seen in . Cheerio, Genevieve. We're happy to
~ nod in your. Ss for April. :
_ $68, 000...
’ Pontiac Pohtiag Municipal ‘Airport's intensified improvement to..Boost
Airport
plans\ received a big shot in the arm today when Con-
gressman William S. Broomfield announced that the! .
Commerce Department had allocated. aetone for
projects at the local field next year,
Biggest chunk ‘of the federal aid, which will be
—tmatched by state and city
Medical Testimony
Goes Against Adams
LONDON:
- medical expert testified to
heroin i ion: Dr. John
Adams gave a |wealthy patient
before she died was
—A
* hd * :
Adame, is accused bf murdering
the 81-year-old widow in ‘Novem- struction-of an administra-
tion building and control
tower.
According to an airport official,
ber-1950 to gain | gba chest of silver
and Rolls-Royce from her
$400,000 estate.
fog ha ey funds, will go toward con-|, Farmington Dein.
Denies Choking.
|Paradé Opponent
ag
= Bus Pay Raise,
‘Can't Be Done” Say 20-Cent Hour Hike
Would Put City: Line
Out of Business © {
_A 2-cents hourly pay increase
Line drivers would force the com-
pany “out of business,” E. W.
Dreasher, transportation superin-
tendent, said this morning.
He sid 40 drivers, members of
Assn, of Bus and Streetcar Op-
erators, AFL, are asking for the
hike during negotiations for a new
contract, The old two-year contract
expired yesterday. :
* = @
Drivers-are-eperating on-a- mutu-
al. day-by-day basis under which
both union and the company have
tive agreement,
lessening customer patronage as
reasons why the increase couldn't
be granted.
* * * -
Drivers are presently receiving
$1.65. an hour for a 48-hour week,
Dreasher. said, He commented
that most other city bus firms in
this area were granting from 4
to 6 cents hourly hike for drivers. being asked by Pontiac City Bus} .
Local 1079 of the Amalgamated|#
agreed to give 48-hour notice if} !
they wish to terminate the ‘tenta-| the spot where her hus-
band, Kevin, and another .
American | aid official,
Brewster Wilson, were slain
in an ambush on March 24.
* ** *
the bandit tribe that was thought
Iran's Ala to Resign
~ TEHRAN, Iran ( —. Sources
* * tt
Plainly . stunned by the tragic
news, Mr--ahd Mrs. John. Huovar
in|refused to. see anyone other than
members of the family at the mo-
tel they operate in Jssaqhah..'
John Sytsma, president of Local
1079, was unavailable for. comment. Up. until the body was found by
(Cotitinued on Page 2, Col. 4) A
.
The tragic ending to the story .
came after a week-long hunt for) -
; Fontine Press Phote
PRIORITY NO. 1 TODAY — Mrs. Pete Mihay, of 98 Parkdale
Ave., is shown here casting her ballot at Pontiac's Precinct 15, this
morning. City and county election officials have predicted an aver-
age turnout for today’s biennial spring balloting. Polls will be open
until 8 p. m,
Gross Fees Led County
‘Salaries Favored
by 2 Top. Justices Allen C, Ingle, Farmington Township justice of the
peace who last year grossed $29,146 on a fee basis, says|
he is for straight salaries instead. —
Ingle, whose wages as justice were the second highest
Showers Predicted,
Mercury to-Climb
58 degrees today, and at 2 p.m.
the temperature was 50. —
18 a.m: was 39. . The U. S. Weather Bureau pre-
onidicts occisional rain this evening;
lwith a low of 36 to 40.
| Tomorrow will be partly cloudy
with a few showers and cooler,
with a high of 40 to 45. The mer-
cury was expected to reach 5 to
|. The lowest temperature record-
ed in downtown Pontiac precéding in the county, criticized the
free system that makes in-
come dependent on a. big
volume of police cases.
By tera wamrlne ld imeeidl
said Ingle, “‘and I think most ofl oat
“It probably would meah more
taxes," he warned, “and would
have to be set up by the state on a
flexible bases for the benefit of
justices in highly-popdlated areas."’/.
i rc a are
Lad &
sis fs
Control. Delivery of. Hood, Milk, Clothes
~ Teamsters Hold Gri on U. 5. Trucs - WASHINGTON @ - Practically
everything you own and use — dustry into a valuable American
your furniture, bread, milk, jaun-| _,
dry, clothes, beer, the hearse
Sees ee |
fs handled by a ber of the
~“Teamstérs Union. rf It's / ‘an with 1%
| Neaty nw ot of every bam
Jangn Lod pagi'des to the Team
Tt “collects about 100 million
dollars a year in dues and -con-
welfare trols tunds several |
Editoridis Per, fire)
Obituaries Ste eeOOT See res
Pot-0’-Gold eeeewsoneraenss)
Sports spe teetawetseeosen i bt 4
Theaters . ee eRe RC Oe eae evens 7
if
|
. County News serenevesesees 16 /
ra 4
\ Hospital Wing Comerstone Laid
ee. PSs
Pontine Prees Phete
“ud tecigliad, Watching ‘Miss Paul are (1-r) Har-
Goldberg, treasurer of the hospital's Board
The county's top money-making
justice, Willis D. Lefurgy, also
calls for “serious consideration of
‘ja change-over to salaries."
$33,000" GROSs
Lefurgy, Waterford tewnillip
justice who grossed $33,202 from
seaneag 4 ordinance cases last year,
“IT know it sounds funny for
eatin on Page 2, Col. 1) —
U.S. Suspends Work
Under Point 4 in Iran (AP) —The United
} today announced that the
Point Four program in” south’
east Iran, where nomad bandits
murdered three Americans,
has been suspended until the
killers are caught. = /
Clark S. Gegory, difector of
the Point Four program in
Iran, announced Ahe ~~ suspen-
sion after an’ on-the-scene
“ §nvestigation irito the slaying
of pretty Mrs. Anita Carroll,
her husband and another U.S.
Wor Big fig larval
in Spring Vote
the justices in the state would like| ut
to get away ‘frt en
As president QP the. @ - Highway, Court Posts
| “at Stake; City to Decide
on Trial Board
voting in Oakland County
as well as most. of lower
Michigan.
Scattered showers this
afternoon and tonight were "
jexpected to dampen hopes
of a heavier. than normal
spring vote.
In the Upper Peninsula, there
were predictions of‘ snow. ;
County voting ranged trom light |
to mormal ag polls opened at 7
F jam. They will stay open until
8 p.m., and everyone in line at
that time will be able to vote,
At stake are seven of the state’s
top highway and educational -
posts, plus three seats on the
| Supreme Court.
Pontiac voters are faced with —
these contests, plus one local issue
— whether policemen should be
Election Returns
Returne from today's election
will be available at The Pontiac —
Press by phone, - starting af. 9°
pm, As polls aré open until §
o’clock it lp not expected any re:
sults will be tabulated before 9.
Photo number is FE 28181,
than by the present trial board
authority. The policemen favor
BELOW AVERAGE
beapiye See lag ern Sense By
a below average turn-
f the city's ine registered
A pessimistic forécast came from
the office. of the state election ‘su
were expected, in contrast to 3,-
073,000 in the November election.
The top state contest is for the
office of highway commissioner,
The Democratic candidate is John
G. Mackie; the Republican, George:
M. Foster.
* .*
Other contests:
Superintendent of Public Instrue.
tion—Dr, Lynn‘ M. Bartlett (D);
Dr.. Edgar L, Harden ().
State Board of Education—Chris a
(R),
* University ot Michigan Regents
(two) —Carl Brableo (D)g Mrs.’
Irene FE. Murphy (D); Alfred B.
Connable (R);_ Mre. Ethel | a.
. Watt
State Board of hentai (2) .
—Don Stevens (D); Jan B. Van-
derploeg (D); Frederick Mueller
(R-Incumbent); Frank Merriman
(R), ey
* * *
the short (six-year) term on: the
Supreme Court—Joseph A, Moyni-
han and John D. Voelker (incum-
bent),
For the full eight-year — term .
¢two)—Robert E, Childs? Thomas
M. Kavanagh, Michael D, O'Hara
aid officiel, and two Iranians.” and Talbot Smith (incumbent). -
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Deadline for this puzzle is Tuesday, April 9. a
; }“on a postcard, and on time, Besa
Rain today threatened
sere joc
Magnusson (D); George W. Dean.
“On the non-partisan ballot for a :
pervisor. About 1,000,000 Wotes
Sandor ee Tere 3 s gym
view the exhibits on display for} Hundreds of county youngsters)
“a Missouri Boy ‘Suid
Lad, 14; thoots Family;
" 4 Die, Girl Critically Hurt
pe) He called poltce and an ambu-|the woman might be alive. Rumors
The Weather
shewers
ee
temerrow.
Today in Pontine
Sun sets Monday = 6:57 p
Tuesday Sun rises eis on
Moon sets Monday, s 2:35 p.m.
ov liecae toad ange | recesessssaeszee2 | Five: eutetanding line 6 20-
members put up sclilevement
‘Oakland County during +H -week—gold-string
competi
parts the state “at Michigan
State University in July. - -with girls from all
Three state winners from last
I He He Te
#7 z iL AF : :
is f 3 2 : eee
a b's
Chareh, had erupted in a
between Daniel and his par-
se wo |
Danie] wanted to go for a ride.
cold. house fi gEhe*
: r Es iu - Ee. Beek z = J
' | Milton Woolridge, oldest son of the ode * *
‘One, of the ambulance crew was
TOKYO More than 1,000 tourists arri in Japan over the
weekend for. the “opening of the
~ranians Intensify Search for Outlaws booths which detailed thelr elely |
~ hate Elvis” button was forced
center tem i Indian ‘Currency ‘nner, (Will Be Changed “nto. Decimal Way —
00 Sram
Hl \to Greet Elvis tn
-tie.to face -hysteri-
cal shrieks from his loyal fans. —
There was a single _ ohant _
from the mob—"Elvis, , Evi, |
Elvis, Elvis.” - een
One young girl ‘tain “y
All’ Problems;
_ Better “Understanding
LONDON ® — Prime Minister’
Harold Macmillan’ told. the House
vpeisgpechscmdtgy mtonicind
secret engagements)
systems
were a legacy from British rule.-
Nehru said in making . the| Pa. changes India is “going back to
something which was originally a
—<
Thief Takes Jewelry
From Pontiac Home
Jewelry valued at $250 was stolen
* |from the home of Mrs. Janie Mae| Plot
|watch and three sets of costume
|U. of M. Slates Editor :
“deeper into ” a
M anistee Forest
“tok *
topic will be “The pcdadand| tras wane Clean ad oc come
munities in battling the blaze. until the committee hearings have
Loses 100 Acres.
lin Sunday’s Fire
NEWAYGO- (INS) — A 100-acre
/Southerly winds of 25 miles per
hour saved the resort areag of Hess
jand Brooks \Lakes from being
burned out. The wind directed the
flames southward to the banks of
— Wallace | the Muskegon River, five miles
prot cnamaging editor of the| southeast of Newaygo. ©
Milwaukee Journal and former - “Ht would i absurd to aaa
that in a few days we would-find
vice! Macmillan said in opening a de-
bate on the Bermuda meeting.
“But we-eevered much ground
land we did reach agreements on
certain matters set out in the/*
communique. I want to make it
clear that there were no secret
“There: were some matters on
which we were not in agreement.”
it ® &,
“Withoye elaborating, he cau-
tioned. against beagpe too “much
importance on disagreements.
He. declared that, as a result of
the talks, Britain andthe United
States “understood each other
better.” -
“I. made plain our view. that
just trusting to the U.N. is no
{substitute for a foreign policy,” he - said. ' z
China. .
Check fesse, Bondi
roy pant Jackson Prison. ..
- A Royal Oak bandit and a De-
troit check passer last night es-
caped ‘from. Southern Michigan
Prison in. Jackson aioe 0 said
this morning:
Sctight are Extost J. Johmeon Jr.
en prisoner then or tried to es-
ken. prisoner then or tried to es-
Cape by running away.
If she ran away, they\ tracked
her down and-murdered her. More
likely, the authorities theorized,
some e speculation that F
i &
3
eZ
£14 2b:
ie
He
ey | Hl
z
ll il FE a ; ry
! HL
” (pall U. & Weather, Burene Report)
Refuses British Currency’ for Toll
« night. Southwesterly becoming
7 Lowest temperature preceding 8 -a.m.
At.8 a.m.; Wind ‘velecity 3 m-p.h. Direction: Southeast.
Moon r 2s Tuesday at scam am. : cee we #
lee —e .
= =
" Suueunesses :|was. the first: demonstration of
President Gamal Abdel Nasser’s
idetermination to reopen the 103-
“\mile waterway on a “take it or
vs+14l eave it basis”
50) objections.
Held up at the candfs southern
| entrance was the Greek-owned
freighter “Maria Vittoria” fily-
ing the British red ensign, after
what an Egyptian canal official
said was “a disagreement” over
“++ 3! the captain's offer to pay British pounds instead of dollars.
A canal spokesman
Nasser’s statement that sa Whether American and British
i ships / ‘are maar from the —
* * despite Western
E gypt Blocks First Ship
‘been assured passage by pay-
ments in dollars, Swiss franes or
German marks, accotding to Egyp-
tian specifications, © .
‘Ten ships ‘fiying the ‘flags of
Italy, Greece, Norway, Spain,
Egypt, Panama, and Germany
paid dollars and started through
the canal early today, The first
Norwegian ship went through
yesterday,
mit passage by tomorrow.
& & #/
shippers will be. willing to abide,
by the semi-boycott urged by their
There was some speculation that.
the captain of the stalled Maria} Pe
ee ON ‘Tabedle the chet town ot Be-| Today's traffic included / ‘four luchistan provinee, It is a railroad ‘ ishing ever since World War II,
pomes_ wae Fechyeed Wy Be «-
in Iranian Baluchistan, and those
that exist remain dry most of. the
year, The tribes in the area ha
‘waged relentless war against
other for <a D
the Killers is being .coordinated,
are little more than groups of huts.
: Even Alexander the Great feared| said.
to make the trip through Baluchi-
around Aftica.
(8 PAY, PASS Nations, instead of singly | or, All 28. ships ore have entered Suroug the Suer Cxtel Users Asso-
‘the canal: since F apa
suchas! Aue ocak mR governments for very long appears *(An poste Foreign Ministry stan, which before the fourth cen- 3S cpoke: in Jerusalem Wai quot-| ‘to be doubtful in view of the tre-
led yesterday as saying that Egyp-
38 tian pageegrad with Israeli “a.
Ulagl & A ‘Agata, * of war.”") ‘mendous cost of sone: ships a !
It appeared that the Egyptians!
ciation, = eae refuses ake fgrins’ to inspect, vari-
pe ff ™ of a iy i ee
oy ae I { nN
Pontiac’s hehe Social Secur-
lity office bas a new manager, Wil-
liam E. LaRock, who comes here
from Traverse City.. a
sree feciahgie’e yout bein bees we)
¢ant since Jan, 7 when L. Wesley — City Gets New Manager
ifor, Social Security Ottice .|Wills Fund for Crippled -
¥ of 316 W. Hudson St., sentenced
last year to 2-10 years for the
armed robbery of a Troy Township
grocery store; and D. A. Black-
burn, 28, senteficed in Detroit in
1952 for uttering and publishing.
DETROIT (AP)—Most- ‘of an
- lestate valued at some $200,000 has been left by the late Dr. Raymond
fk. Clark to the “Imperial Council
ot the Mystic Shrine to maintain
its hospitals for crippled children.
(Dr. Clark died. March 24 at_ the
age of TT. He left $10,000 to Mich-
igan State. University~ for agri-
Solution Impossible: for’ Wishcher
Found!” |
[pire that contonted an" Teariders Control
Ticking in U.S.
(Continued From Page One)
day is the International Brother-
hood of . Teamsters, Chaufferus,
wanbomsas and Helpers of
ee Se ee
The union grew and grew under
‘the late President Dan Tobin, a
Boston Irishman, Ti called the
in frequent— — squab.
generally
The’ was that the Team-
sters. ‘off jurisdiction—arid
members — in a lot of industries
in which other unions claimed or-
ganizing rights. After World War
He . clearly implied. that be|1y the Teamstern really began to ee Ee ae ae ed ; with edie Oe ae eee eee
* * . -
Beck replaced the aging Tobin
in 1952, While Beck's financial
deals, largely and admittedly with
borrowed union funds, are now
raising the nation’s eyebrows, he
has done a job for his union.
Membership now is at least 250,-
000 greater than it was when he
jtook over. Contracts - generally
{rank with the best in the coantry
from the worker’s standpoint.
«~ k& &
The Teamsters Union is divided
up into city, state and area duch-
jes,.each with its own set of boss-
es. Generally speaking they have
ro tradition operated as they saw
* * *
Beck and Hoffa have ‘changed
this quite a bit in the past few
years. Beck, having welded to-
gether an 1lil-state organization
into the Western Conference. of
for chr hepotnany Samhcees ores. ident. He established similar pres
rern, Central States, and ‘Southern —
But slave trading has been flour- Hy Agency. A native of Sault Ste,
|. Marie, he graduated from the |
University @ Michigan - ana”
of ficials.
iteal hot Teamsters conferences,
cultural scholarships; $5,000 to
State University for loans| pnegreut has been that where
“ito ical students and $5,000 to t
the Salvation Army. |for -city or regional) areas,
~ |Watch } Taylor Election
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP (INS) —| It’s a move toward)
Officials from the Secretary of} gaining. It also has meant bigger es ee Se ee
el oe Taylof Township -vot-| including Beck and Hoffa.
‘ lers | up at the- polls. The state x -&
d they were there “to. The numerous trucking. opera-
insure a fair election in that polit-;tors have never Gontralivea. fa
_- much as the\ Teamsters, So in re- ~
the “Iranian. government's)
-MEMO TO CAESAR
‘Pilate Off to Jerusalem
“Just the same,” Pilate replied, “we'll take ‘ om in a Lenten Series) —_ some extra soldiers.” \
Auslonli, Claudia followed her! “husband,
“What do you mean by saying that trouble is
‘coming closer?” she asked.
Pilate put his hand on her arm affectionately.
“Never mind,” he said. “There's no use
bothering your head about it.” wate ,
“But I want to.know.”
“Go tell the servants to pack tor us,” Pilate
said, “You'll find it all out qui enough.”
* * wr}.
“Pack? But you eid you codes
a trip just now.” |
'“T can get away tor this
Jerusalem fo be there over thy fenet Sipe: We'll Lodge Goes ‘to Europe__| ; an objections to Nasser’s plan or ;
hough ed We vor — Henry Cabot) bassador to ‘the ee telieok left by plane for
\ ‘te ie
by —_ \ . | cent years at least, they have
béen unable to put up a. very
-_*® &°
Then fe tat down and dictated « tote to bne
Of the slaves for Caesar. It read:
_. Aiegest Emperor — My ‘next report to you
will come from Jerusalem. I am going there
now with my household and a retinue of the-
military. Junius is to meet me there and I shall
Tam getag to
fe
| os
a Bes eb te » SS oy He put hig'signature and en ee smug
_. The people of Jerusalem aré getting. ay
: "wile is informed (via~ the, servants) that this
Nazarene preacher, Jesus, may he going into the |
cepital fer the occasion,
. SE RBI \ hc in milk o Pe eee ae The situation | seems. to demand some’ first.
reminded him. — hand attention. .
with, the slaves. all: : “daa to the pose |
‘| x | i ee
a, raf eae Cy
¥ [pd
Die Bs esd i | a hebes
| ‘strong, fight against so powerful
epee =
Me is oF * Ee *
Slee
es +
—
Bi gy
oe
*
PONTIAC. PRESS, “MONDAY: APRIL 1, 1957
WASHINGTON’ (INS) — A for-
mer slave laborer has told the
Senate internal. security: subcom-
mittee that women are tossed .t6-
gether with men in Soviet prison
camps as a scheme to raise the}.
birth rate.
The witness, who spent 10 years
ak gape yomg eo
tortured by
tematic starvation, killed. and ate
a Sher: prisoner.
The chilling account of life in
Red forced-labor prisons. was re- |
lated by a 41-year-old Hungarian |
"army captain who used the as: |
sumed name of “George Batori” |
te protect his relatives in Hun-
. gary.
Batori estimated that there are
~ 20 million persons in Red concen-
tration camps and 30 per cent are
women. He said women are-forced
to live in the same barracks as
nien in order to hike the birth
rate, which dropped off sharply
during World War II. ©
* * *
- “The. women,” the witness re-|
lated, “are at the mercy of the|
guards and other prisoners so that.
if any of them are good looking, |@-
_ they cannot escape.” cadhinenee:
Take 866 Lives 1956 Statistics Show,
Industry Safer -by For; |
Total Drops 10 Per Cent}
LANSING — Accidents in the | ‘ home killed 11 times as many peo- |
ple as industrial accidents in Mich- .
igan last year, the State Health |
Department reported.
Provisional 1956 vital statistics, ag a oe
released today by the department | ‘
showed that 866 persons died in ‘
home accidents in 1956 and 73 in|
industrial accidents.
The department described 1956 °
as a typical year for distribution
of accidental deaths between the
ind industry.
Among persons in-the_20-65 age
bracket, which includes most—in-
dustrial. workers? home accidents |
last year caused 216 deaths, slight-
ly more than three times. the 71)
deaths caused by industrial acci-
* dents.
: * _ *
Deaths from industrial accidents |g STAM).
er NEEDS —Main Flooe J é «
ee eee ae ’ dropped from 79 in 1955 to 73 last
year despite an increase in the in-
dustrial work force. In the same
years, deaths from home accidests
rose from 856 -to 866.
The very young and the very
old were most prone to home ac-
cidents, statistics showed, as 581, |
or 68 per cent, of the home ac-
cident victims were under five
or over 64 years of age. ~
A breakdown of home accident
causes showed falls accounted for
423 deaths; fires and explosions,
912; suffocation, 106; poisoning, 48;
firearms, 25; drowning, 12, and
other causes, 60.
* * *
The department said that acci-
dental deaths’ from..all causes
dropped from 4,213 in 1955 to 3,817)
last year, Farm accidents took
89 lives last year; one more than
the previous year.
cer ALL-NEW
FORMULA 2
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ru PONTIAC. PRESS. MoNDAY, svn, 1. ost a
diel sme ‘sabi that. iia
ae OP ppenes in maaan STEN ET
— age.
* The Asks for Repo
on Monetary Police “i
In his State of the Union message
President E1sennower declared that —
the time had come for an inquiry ~
into the nature, performance and
equa y of our financial system.
He asked that Congress -au-
sion of.able and qualified citizens
result Re publicans now are
battling for a new independent
“commission on monetary policy.
- . House: Democrats want the in- |
quiry made by the Banking and |
Currency .Committee. They ar- /
gue that too much money~al- / . E *
_MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU “OF CIRCULATIONS rrr tn
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1957
Senate Bill Proposes — _ Farm Surplus Barter
_ Tenay i eing spent on indepen
oy The Senate’ Agriculture Committee dent studies. : /
has unanimously approved an, Ad- ee Ke }
ministration bill to pee barter of Last year the President set up his
Eastern Europe on a. selective. basis. policy alttiough Congress held! t
- "This action could have the effect this was a proper function of ifs own
of opening the door for immediate committees on. foreign affairs. The
aid to Poland and any other satellite -Senate appropriated $300,000 for. a
regime which shows signs of wanting comprehensive- investigation Yby its
_ @ measure of independence. Poland Foreign Relations Committee.
~ has requested $200 millior. in farm +e & wee SS
surpluses and $100 million loan to As of March 1, the 85th Congress
_ buy machinery... + ~ “thas edfmarked $5.3 million for in-.
i ee 2 vestigations spending by Senate and
sal The pill.not only would reduce sur- a
House committees, excluding appro-
_ pluses piled up in Government ware- priations committees. These expenses
houses but, more important, it would do not cover costs of routine actions
_ bolster ‘countries which are begin-- on bills and resolutions.
“ning to win control of their. own Investigations and dale ae
ee: / "oe and necessary functions of
Most of the $3 billion worth {our Government. But duplication
of farm surpluses. earmarked for of effort and resulting waste of
sale to friendly nations in return money should be avoided. —_—_—_—
The Man About Town
The Prize.
1957 sa all Contest. Is
ng. Want to Win It?
_ Baseball: A disease. that will
soon assume its annual epidemic _
proportions. nee.
with great care = ‘The Man About- Town. annual beast
‘with the delicate political contest starts today, with $250 in U.S.
is in such countries. Refusal Savings Bonds as the prize. Do you want |
of aid might drive the satellites back The prize will be won by the person
; we! me: Russian control.’ who submits the nearest correct answer
to:
or r Life? “what will be his batting average?
Talk of a shorter week in place of 1t costs nothing to enter the contest, -
the current 5-day, 40-hour package and every member of your family is eli-
continues to fascinate workers and sible to compete, but each entry must be on a separate piece of paper. Employes
give, employers bigger ulcers. of The Pontiac Press and members of their
3 ‘short week, even down to one of immediate families aré not eligible to
$0-hours, presents some basic prob- enter the contest. :
lems that must be solved before such Pics ti ae wea Go. wel bate te ote.
a plan could be made; with safety, a . ~ a coupon, answer any. other questions,
national standard. write an essay or take part in a quiz. The |
oe ee , $250 may be yours, in exchange for about /
Organized labor-naturally assumes °° minute of your time. |
that a shorter week can be had with- “All entries must be received in / : ’ ‘The Poni Press office by noon /
~ out cutting the workers’ pay. In other ~ gm Satenddy, Apeil 12. /
s words, the same pay for 30 hours t Every entrant agrees to abide by the
_ formerly was possible for a longer decision of the judges, which will be final. week. . ~ Your chancé is as good as that of fhe
3 Important, however,_is not the experts, many of whom have been. poor a
* : ° Guessers in past contests, j
number: of hours: of Nee Last year the $250 prize went to | but the amount of saleable prod- - Mrs. Willard Boardmah
uct made in these hours. of 275 Starr Ave. In 1955, : If production in a shorter week dre Mrs. Clifton Hicks
’ does not fall off because of the of 224 West Longfellow Ave. was the win-
shorter week, workers’ income need . ner. In 1954 it was divided between
not fall. But if production decreases, Robert I. McCormick
__ the employer, and ‘eventually ane of 7642 Newberry St., and
Mrs. Bernice G. Jozwik bat
Batis
Mullis
ital
Miu
OS
iGihih
Pa
NLD
i
. authority would: help peoples in
need of food~and could demon-
strate to the Soviet Union that .
in aiding countries
on its border, we have no .inten-.
‘tion of drawing’ them into de-
~~
_ What player who has been at
bat at least 25 times will be lead-
ing the American League on the
night. of Friday, April 26, and .~
worker, will suffer. © - of Drayton Plains, In 1953 it went to z n " =e produced and sold can Miss Betty Whitson
of 495 Harper Ave. The 1952 winner was
Miss Joyce McQuaid
of 129 Osceola Drive. In 1951
Mrs. Loretta Stricklin
If. the 30-hour week means that of 2500 Silver Drive, got the bonds, and
both m ent and labor must — Mrs. E. J. Peterman
further step up the tempo oftheir of 38 Murphy Ave., won in 1950. In 1949.
"work days to produce more goods in Donald Jo Lovse
¢ limited time,-in order to make - of 142 Cadillac Ave, was the winner, and
va in 1948 * short week economically possible, ” a tarda eee
as desirable as man ve of 437 North Saginaw St., got the $250.
. In 1957 will it be YOU? .
Perhaps a shorter week is not = —
: arsine Verbal Orchids. to- | sonnet Garrett There is no other source ‘for either
pay checks or dividends. i
vk ®
Ameri industry and business.
oo to reduce the eepegae and
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles Winegar
of tape ang ome wedding anni-
versary.
ea \ Mr, and Mrs. Lew 53
‘orty hou: at a reasonable pace of. Oxtoek; het wedd anni-
hi the ar r better than 30 pare of jens, in ‘ thorize the creation of a commis- — -
to undertake the inquiry. As a --7
Low Bridge
David Lawrence Says:
Newsmen. Need Road Escort, Too
“WASHINGTON _ Presidential
caravans. or motorcades always
travel too fast and because of it
there have been bad sadiéemn in
with the Presi-
dent, He usually has a motorcycle. behind President Wilson were
caught in a bad collision. Robert |
T. Small, whe won fame for the :
Looking Back. 15 Years Ago
HITLER REPORTED massing
men for drive at Caucasus,
DRIVE ON U-boats aang in At-
iantic.
-20 Years Ago
STRIKE Grass Fisher, Truck
<pvarmoasoang __ THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
‘All thing? are delivered unto
escort to clear the traffic with a \ me of my Father; and no man
\knoweth siren but often the newsmen .who
~ are in. the autos behind are not
given the needed escort of motor-
cycles to travel alongside their-
oer.
_ Sometimes presidential
feurs-must travel fast when it is
really necessary and they form a
habit which sticks to them even.
when it isn’t necessary. The Secret
Service car sometimes leads the
procession ‘or provides a driver
who sets the pace. All the other
¢ars feel they must keep up with
the leading mw -.
/ rovGH PROBLEM
The :problem of. the Secret Ser-—
vice. to protect the life of a _presi-
dent is no easy one. It has many
ramifications. and all that the
public knows is that two presidents
~ = Garfield and McKinley — have
been assassinated and a third case
President Truman-the attempt
- was-~ defeated by brave Secret
Service: men who returned the fire
of would-be assassins..
Also just after Franklin D.
Roosevelt: was clected a bullet
Intended for him at Miami, Fia.,
killed Mayor Cermak of Chicago.
Theodore Roosevelt, campaigning
in 1912, was attacked by an
assailant as he left a theater.
* «© &
Letters from cranks. are received
régularly and the Secret Service
take all- kinds of precautions—
-sometimes too many. Fast nahi
may be one of them.
OPEN CAR WORRY ~ 4
Presidential campaigns on the
other hand are. particularly worri-
some for the Secret Service since
the slow ride in open automobiles
. has become a custom even in big
cities.
When President Wilson was on
his trip in September, 1919, advo-
eating American entry into the
League of Nations, he stopped at
Denver, Colo., to make a speech.
Certain cars were made available
to the press for a trip outside the
- city. a -
ans
COULDN'T. GO
This cee
who was as-
signed to a car with two other —
newsmen couldn't go along on that
ride, staying behind to investigate
a delay in Gre ‘of his dispatches
at the telegraph office. The car was
demolished a few minutes later
and Ben F. Allen, correspondent
of the Cleveland Plain Dealer was ©}
__ killed. and.Stanley Reynolds of the
Baltimore, Sun was . severely | in-
_ jured. \
a thei Gaaniipenne guiliguenest:
pest ‘a. week later at a,
accident occurred
prapton mamamen jut chauf- the Son, but the Father;
neither knéweth any man_ the
Father, save the Son, and he to
* * *
At His birth a star, unseen be-
fore in heaven, proclaims Him
come. —Milton. Associated Press ag one of its
rhest writers, was injured and had
a narrow escape from death. In
both the Denver and Portland~-
was exceeding the speed limits.
But automobiles aren’t the only
“risks. In 1912 when Wilson was a
presidential candidate someone de-
cided to run-at @ speed of 90 miles
an hour the special train to which
Pa., on the way to Trenton, NJ.
—and the cars in those days were
wooden, too.
: * * a
The answer-to the problem is
simple, Seventy miles an hour on
a road that-has been cleared is
not risky in a modern automobile
But. whenever a
there should be a motorcycle escort
to.clear the way ahead with police
assigned to ride alongside the
entire. motorcade so the newsmen
Dr. ‘Willidm Brady Says:
Palsy Sufferers Advised
to Keep Active and Busy
A Massachusetts nrepenieal
says my pamphlet, Parkinson's
Tremor (sometimes called paraly-
sis agitans or shaking palsy) |
seemed an answer to her prayers.
_ “My daughter,” she wrote, “has ) posts
shaking hands, halting walk, body | faa "nas. Brea. Ea
Last fall her 9.
year-old daugh-
ter asked:
‘Grandma, did
Mommy cry a
lot when she was
a little girl?’ I
said, ‘No, Doris.’
She said, ‘Well,
she does now.’
“‘My daughter is probably under
a nervous strain because of her
husband's illness, though she does BRADY
- not. show. it,~ One thing in her
favor, as your pamphlet says, is
that she is very active around her
home, never. one to sit idling . .-.”
_ Anyone with Parkinson's tremor
should keep very active around
the house and never sit idie for
ity disa- bility. Instead of si *
knit, sew, tat, always
thing to do.
I have known a number of men
and women with Parkinson’s
tremor who derived a good deal
of enjoyment and improvement of
their trouble frqm lawn bowling.
Putting, pitching horseshoes, arch-
ery, or roque might also be good.
MAKE ‘FACES’
If there is a mask-like- facial
expression, sit before your mirror
and practice expressing various
emotions for so many minutes
daily or a
little tired.
the city .
dollar hospital’ when
voted only three
5. Why do we pay more for a
City Manager than the City of Toledo, a city four times the size
of ours?.
- 1. Why is the Grand Trunk Rail-
road allowed to clutter up our
streets when there is a “Belt Line
Right of Way” around the town?
9. Why does the City refuse to
arinex areas
when at the same time they annex
tax exempt church property?
debt. If our local officials can be
made to realize there is a bottom
“jn the taxpayers’ pocket, it —_- ene do a ot to make our senators and
realize our national
tax scandal must be stopped. Let's
start economy at home and save
our City from confiscatory taxa-
tion.
Paul A. Kern Jr.
1% N. Saginaw St.
. ‘Press Should Get
Carlotta’s Picture’
If The Pontiac Press were on the
job, they'd’ manage to get a good
‘picture of (Colossal) Carlotta. You -
run pictures every day. Why not fine, Parking: facilities were per-
tect’ for my family and friends.
—Phis is not a criticism of General Pe)
Hospital, as I couldn't
treatment. I n a
=
re
“Wants Increase.
in Yield’ Signs
Portraits. By JAMES J. METCALFE
Aloneness is that circumstance’
. . . Of being al] alone . . . While
lonetinese is longing for . . . The
loved ones we have known ,
Our loneliness is sadness that .
eo cannot toss aside .. . ‘tt
is a feeling.genuine . . . And
difficult to hide . . . And so we
have good reason for . . . Our
loneliness sincere . , . But never
for aloneness, BRees Our neijgh-
bors are so near. . . Aloneness is
the foolish choice . . . Of locking
door... When we could
tt ._ * @
has its own excuse . wasanea
shuts us out, so we... Can be
of little use.
(Copyright, 1957)
Smiles. Someone in Jersey City stole a
pedigreed Samoyed and fl anaed
$100 ransom for its return. We've -
heard of a catnapper but never of
a aennee
* *
gout pcs ied cues at
a mirror doesn’t let you see
yeurwelt 90 others soe yout?
*
An Ohio woman identified a man
who had picked her husband's
pocket of his wallet. Likely mad
because the thief beat her to it.
- * * *
Keep your
Wives, take a lesson pea the
met
you can prevent your romance
from degenerating into a pla- tonic affair. So send for this
booklet’ and insure @ more
romantic. marriage.
“By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case U-343: When Strangler
Lewis, famous wrestler of the last
genération, ‘was 5). _years old, he
was sitting in the ‘audience, watch-
ing a match at Los Angeles.
x kr. *
At the last minule, one of the
two contestants
promoter of the
So he | to wrestle | that
night, though he was obviously out pet,
champions usually have &
fighting heart and courage.
| 2 + & f
Second, the skill and experience
*/ 0 a former champ often are
| enough’ offset the physical fit-
heavier 0 toon elie at
_ leastfor a short conflict. too will be protected. * 2.
Copyright, 1067) Patients Praises __ mre etl ead
Hospital Annex a ee
It -won't be long until spring I am anxious to inform the Pub” fever will make a father too lazy
lic how nice it is at the General 1 ask his son to carry out the
Hospital annex. I was in an eight- aches,
it ene room ; When the motorist trusts the
of two walls, providing a view of -- pedestrian and the pedestrian
miles of countryside. After spend- trusts the motorist, call the am- ing three days and nights in & putance. hall at General, you can imagine * * *
For a copy of my free pamphlet how much this was appreciated. 4 book recently returned to a
meek bahbend stings. ‘it was very quiet, the only Davenport, Towa, library was over-
- 2 " potse ‘being that of the patients. due 86 years. Sounds like mighty
letters, mot more than one page. themecives. The feed was very dull reading or the wees a ‘to personal geod and each day I was given ~ ® 8 beara aad hygiene, Beko Steet Ky a menu for the following day A Philadelphia man turned in
wrath pe and allowed a cheice, I could aa false fire alarm because he
Pontiac, Michigan. also say whether I wanted small, = had a terrible tootliache. He was
(Copyright 1967) —_ portions. The yanked to court.
Cane Records of a Psychologist:
Reduce to Lower Blood Pressure
happened ° his Nod pressure!
*
It Ale from a former fig-
ure of 210 right down to 132. In
other words, when he reduced 80
pounds his blood pressure dropped
78 points:
. Hf any of you readers have high :
blood pressure, please get on the
: . Seales and see if, you are at all -
overweight. ate
years old, you- will probably find
that your: blood pressure will drop
14 to 20 points by dieting.
SPELLS PLATONIC MATES a \ ‘ ey y \ \ = % ess = a ee Skee pe ates, v cf “a 2 i ry
eae : SON aE _PONTTAG MICHIGAN. MONDAY, APRIL. 1937 ua’,
Deas in Ponti,
Everest Cemetery, Kalamazoo. Ar.
sons, Robert and James H. Cush-
‘man both of Reno, Nevada.
s menatiaanemallitl
Mrs. Emma Arft °
UTICA—Service for Mrs. Emma
Arft,. 72, of 550 Hamilton Rd., Rogh-
ester, who died yesterday, ‘will be
Wednesday at 1:30 p.m, from the
Milliken. Funeral Home and at 2
p.m. from the Trinity Lutheran -
pena ica The will be recited at 8
o'clock tonight in the Melvin A.'M
» at 10 a.m. Tues-
Page from St. ncent de Paul
Church with burial following in Mt.
Hope Cemetery. ~
~ Mrs. Graves died Friday,
Henry John Janczarek_
Charlotte St: was dead on arrival
at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital yes-
terday,
the Elks B.P.O.E. No. 810 and St.
Michael's Church.” He was .em-
ployed last at General Motors
Truck & Coach Division. ©
Surviving - besides his .wife, Vir-'
Church, Burial- will ‘be in Utica; ginia, are two sons, Michael and
Cemetery. -
Mrs. Arft is. survived: “by her
husband; ‘two’ sisters; Mrs. Mary
Arft and Mrs. Lena Kraft, both of
Utica; and two brothers, Arthur of
Richmond and Carl -Shoenberg of
adinge,
Joseph Cousinaw’- .
_LAPEER — Service for Joseph
Cousinaw, 55, of 4467 West Oregon) -
Rd. was held Sunday from Muir
Brothers Funeral. Home, with
burial at Dryden Center Cemetery.
: Mr. Cousinaw died Friday - at
‘Lapeer General Hospital.
Born in Lapeer County, he. is
survived by his wife, Mary; a son,
Harold of Lapeer; one daughter,
Mrs.- Betty J. ‘Bieganowski of
Capac; a. brother,:Dan of Hale;
one sister, Mrs. Irene Church of
Pontiac, and four grandchildren.
~ Harry Daimler _
OXFORD — = Service for Harry
Daimler, 66, of 2653 Silverside, who!
died Friday, will be held from the
Huntoon Funeral Home tomorrow
at 1 p.m, Burial will be in Oxford
Cemetery.
Mr. Daimler is survived by his
wife Edna; one sister, Mrs. Martha
Pulleybank of Pickney and one
brother, Emil Dombroski of Gowen.
Marguerite Emeigh
,LEXINGTON—Service for Mar-
guerite Emeigh, 80, of ‘Lexington,
who died yesterday after five
months illness, will be held from
. the Hatten Funeral Home at-2 p.
with burial in Lexington pat as)
Sanilac County. Arrangements are
being made by the Pursley Funeral
Home. —~—
She is Survived by one son, Stan-|
Jey Brown of. Croswell and one
~ daughter, Mrs. Eunice E. Randolph
of Pontiac. ———
Mrs. May Gallinger
NORTH BRANCH — Service for Mrs. May Gallinger, 85, who died}
St. val at her home, 6791 Sherma
yesterday, will be held at 1 a.m.
tomorrow at her home, Burial will
be in Maple Grove Cemetery,
Mrs. Gallinger is survived by one
_ son, William J. of Chicago, andi one grandson of New Jersey, and
also two great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Della Gould
ORTONVILLE—Service for Mrs.
Della L. Gould, 80, of 2211 Allen:
| ial will be in Ortonville Cemetery. | Rd, who died yesterday in a Pon-
- tide Hospital, will be held on
Wednesday from the C. F. ‘Sher-
man Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Bur-
Mr. Gould is survived by three
sons, Richard-and Burton Green|
of Ortonville and Ernest Green of
Deaths Elsewhere By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - Dennis; ; a daughter, Carol, ~ all
at home; brothers and sisters, Mrs,
Gladys Matich, John Janczarek,
His body is at the Pursley Fu-
neral Home.
*
Elmo Nelson Lockwood
Elmo Nelson Lockwood, 62, of
112 Oak Hill St:, died suddenly yes-|
terday at his home.
He was employed last at Artco,
Inc,
Surviving besides his wife, Lu-
cille, are a son, Donald M, Lock-
wood; and daughters, Mrs, Shir-
ley Wright, Mrs. Mary. Hefner,
also one brother and two
Service will be held at
tomorrow at Pursley Funeral
Home, | with "Rev. Claude Friess
of Wesleyan Methodist Church of-
ficiating, Burial will be at Perry
Mt, Park Cemetery.
Glenn H. Theobold
Glenn H. Theobold, 56, a former
Pontiac resident, died Saturday
at Daytona Beach, Fla.
He was a retired foreman at)
General Motors Truck & Coach!
Div. Surviving is his wife ‘Lorena.
row,
Cheryl A
Valker
(Graveside service for Cheryl Ann
Walker, who died at birth yester-
day -in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital,
will be held in Perry Mt. Park
Cemetery at 10:30 a.m, Tuesday.
Funeral Home,
Daughter of Oliver and Greta
Walker, she is survived also by
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, @ — Wilt”
liam Adam (Billy) Meyer, 65, for-]J. .
mer manager of the Pittsburgh’ Pi-
rates of the National League ahd)
a veteran of 46 years in’ baséballi
who was named. Major. League
Manager of the Year in . “ an
piloting the Pirates
place, died yesterday. |
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NEW YORK - “Py — ‘George WwW.)
(Spike) Hamilton, 56, composer ot
Betty. Coed’’ and. other.
songs, died yesterday: He was @
native of Newport, Vt. 3
ee
_ LOS: ALTOS, Calif, @ uw Rear, Adm, Edward Watson Young)
(ret.), 55, “who won a Navy Cross|
in the submarine service in World|
War II and who was associated |
with a tool firm since retiring |
from naval service in 1954, died |
Saturday, :
Fat 268 |.
NEW YORK « — Mrs, Kathar-| ine Asher Engel, 58, immediate]
past national president of the Na-|
tional Couricil of Jewish Weeen :
and long-time léader in immi
tion affairs, died Saturday,
* * *
“mer operator of William Post and
Sons, the largest polo Bary deal-'
ership in the country, died yester-
day. Post was) a resident of Aiken, | |
|
Nearby. nd te ler
Henry. John Janczarek, 38, of ai
Mr. peeniidate was a member. of | ;
and Ruth Lockwood, all of Pontiac; |
Funeral and burial service will,E
be held at Daytona Beach tomof-
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP a
The infant is at the Sparks-Griffin|
Charles Adams of Pontiac and Mr. |
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rs. George Wilkin [and two beaters Harry Mets r ‘wo 5 ey
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al Studies, Wayne State Univer-
written business letter writing quiz.
_NSA was organized in 1942 and is
taries — not only in the United
‘ Ha-
_ which ay given to all secretaries
* sonal adjustment and human rela-
' is open to all secretaries,
Cold Wave
. Luncheon, P
= Spor k- 1-Day. Seek
sity, whose topic was ‘“‘What’s Your
“Business Writing 1Q?” Dr, Savage
spoke on the “seven C's” of letter
non-profit, non-union,— “nonpartisan
“It is the world’s largest associ: .
ation fer business women ‘in one
profession and has approximately
400 chapters—over 15,000 secre-
passing a comprehensive two-day
examination in the areas of per-
tions, business law and administra-
= secretarial accounting, skills
was given in 1951 and today there|+ne
aré 983 CPS holders. This program
Assisting Mrs. ‘William Robin-
son with the reservations were
Mrs. Warren Trevethan, Mrs.
Michael Kerensky and Louhelen
Eggleston, with Mrs. Russell
Brackett handling publicity,
Introducing the “Ask the Ex-
perts” panel was Mrs. Trevethan.
Byron Chapiri of the Pontiac Busi-
ness Institute served as moderator,
with the panel consisting of Mari-|.;
lyn Smith, personnel department of
Pontiac Motor Division, William
John Beer, Pontiac attorney; Ju-
dith Clemence, “women’s editor of
the Pontiac Press; and John P.,
Kent of Flint, manager of Inter-
national Business Machines, South-
Male Style Forecast
‘Men's sock forecast for spring:
There'll be more color, more pat-
terns, more life in sock styles
this year than in a long time.
The one-size stretch socks.continue
to gain...this year, they'll be
available in many new blends—| i The first exaM|jearls and iridescent
office |roses.
Hugh Mair of Royal Oak served a ete Sons ke
Edythe Perry, “president of the
Pontioak chapter of the National Sec-
writing as well as — 2 a retaries Association, is shown with Mrs.
J oka ‘Duncan, worksho op chairman. The -
workshop included an.“ Ask the Experts”
panel : tries Hold. Fit, Workshop |
.
omen’'s Section
“MONDAY, | APRIL LE 1957 NINE
Gladys Lorraine Owen became
the bride of Robert George Beach
Saturday at Bethany Baptist
Church. The 7:30 o'clock ceremony
was performed by Dr. Nelson, WwW.
Dalenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Owen af
are Robert's parents.
:> 2 *
The bridal gown was fashioned
ot white Skinner satin with a full
skirt extending into a chapel train. TL
sé
_ rials the long sleeves tapered to |
a She car-
ried a basket of pink sweetheart
as Robert’s best man, Ushers
Elevator in Bath -
Among the contemplated luxu-
elevator—a platform to lower and
raise the bather in and out of the
suds, The Sabrina neckline of Alencon):
Hl
ries of future bathing is a bathtub). Glad: ys Owen Marries Robert Beach
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer|#ccessories. Her corsage was of)
MRS. ROBERT GEORGE BEACH _lder to be successful, people are Pontise Press Phete
Dr. William Savage ‘of Wayne State University, Dr.
Mary Virginia Moore. of Michigan State University,
. and Mrs. Rosetta Braden of the Grosse tale NSA
chapter, Secretaries of Oakland County held a workshop
Saturday at Elks Temple. Speakers at the event,
sponsored by the Pontioak Chapter of National Secre-
taries Association, International, were ( wile to right)
Sense of Humor Vital to Success aid, Instead of being shathecad ty|don't. be ua or get dramatic —
criticism, she has learned how to| about it. ° use it, Keep ‘in mind the distinct possi-
* * * bility that they may be right — .
_Next time somebody tells you/and then take it with a grin!
something “for your own good,” (Copyright 1957)
Don't Wait... . Dress Up Your Home
for Spring This Sears Way! By ANNE HEYWOOD.
Ih making a list of the qualities
which they think they need in or- to take criticism is an essential in
all success. , : * * *
A girl I once worked with illus-
trates this perfectly..
ANXIOUS TO SUCCEED eo
_ She was a ‘secretary, and was
\very anxious to be promoted to
‘lan executive secretarial post. For
several years she worked hard,
but promotions never — to
come her way.
* * *
Determined to discover why this
was s0, she had an interview with).
the personnel. director and was all too prone to think of a-sense
of humor as being frivolous and not
particularly: important. Yet with-
out it, almost nobody can eet to
the top..-
* *
A sense of humor is really a
sense of proportion. It’s knowing
what is really important and what
is not,
It's being able to brush off the
vicissitudes of life, instead of let-
for the service were Harry Long shantung with navy and white ac-| ting them make you miserable. /1o1q, rather harshly, that her voice
and Harold Ward. Timothy Dean _‘cessories and a corsage of white! A sense of humor is also in-| Was so grating and unpleasant that) -~
a of the bride, was — ". N valuable if we're to be able tojit was standing in her way. 4
ngdearer : °- \take criticism well, and learning
For the reception held in the| For traveling through the\south-|— ams ggpeh prengiiera seegeatlve girl was quite
church partors, Mrs. Owen chosejern states and Florida, the ‘bride disturbed,
of|@ hyacinth blue dress of Italian|changed to a beige suit with brown! : A G ; : ; s a a
Dupioni silk with pink and navyjaccessories and the very Chass wo re uests But next “ at lunch hour, = ' :
corsage from her bridal a went to a voice coach and sig) : : .
pink cymbidium orchids, The newlyweds will reside on East|Of Story League up for lessons. She came back ° |
“Mrs, Beach chose a navy silk|Pike street on their return. \ : glowing and grinning, .
Mrs. Roger D. Cuneo and. Mrs |. _ *® ® & Uper |
+ |John. Clark were guests at the) «yo. know.” she told “s
~.4Thursilay evening meeting of Pon- lage seaaia of pa sais fie — 2 .
: ; tiac ~Story ‘League. Mrs. Oscar played it back. And do you know ee @ need not be © pe an a
vegan oe hostess to the group! what 1 sound like? A crow with It costs so little to have lovely furniture custom mate
at the YWCA. , laryngitis, that’s what I sound lke! seatpicee ‘sur Turalars ina eal" rdecgh Your Gladys Pag J. ame ng eee cn PICTURE OF CROW ving soem group ., . transforming it into exciting, "Sereennineed
8 e . Presen new furnityre.
“Lorraine Owen|stories during the evening ee “The coach told me a trick which But, ect now before the seasonal rush begins , call toda: y;
Grace Clark, who told a story of would help to correct it—if I can pod rma ——— give you complete details ai
became the |Abrabam Lincoln, “Walking on the|Just remember. So,” and here she -
Ceiling,” and “The Shoemaker's|#% out @ small picture of a crow. Chairs....$35 up Sofas... .$75 up bride of \Dream.” b and attached it, with a piece of : “ees Po eno ream,” by Tolstoy. ’ Z
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“Make Your
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| mo sense of responsibility; and
she’d had too nich. Why, the
: : vier 0ok BEE Sitios ber, oft be
° ~ fon te day had been
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And with this thought, Frank's mother felt the old break through
LY
with depression—and .in the eve-
ning made her snap atthe new hus-
nd she wouldn't have changed
for anyone else in the world.
THE OLD HURT .
~ Next week the same thing will
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Sue Vermette, Bill” Tj ison
Wed in Gingellville Rite
A gown of . nylon’ ‘ace and net,
fashioned with a portrait neckline
and_long sleeves: that tapered to
points at the wrist, was worn by
her fingertip veil, and she carried
a cascade arrangement of white
gle strand of pearls.
The ceremony was performed in
Gingellville Baptist“ Church at
7:30 p.m.
Sue is the daughter of Mr, and:
| Mrs. Lloyd L. Vermette of North | East boulevard. Mrs. Leonard —
Gidcumb of Monterey avenue and -
Truman Tison’ of Baldwin aveaue
are Bill’s parents,
Bonnie Borum seryed as_ the
bride's honor attendant. Karen
Heaver was the bridesmaid. ‘They
were gowned alike in- ballerina-
i) length dresses of nylen chiffon, in Sue Vermette for her marriage
Saturday to Bill Tison. ee
,|-A tiara of seed pearls secured —
roses, Her only jewelry was a sin-—
MRS. BILL TISON
}\carried an arrangement of carna-
tions on a white prayer book.
ASSIST BRIDEGROOM.
. Frederick D: rformed the
duties of best; man, | Seating the
guests were Jetald Moore, Donald
Raymond and Vaughan, .
A reception was held in the
church parlors immediately fol-_
lqwing the ceremony.
Mrs. Vermette greeted her. guests
| wearing a sheath dress of white
j|lace over beige. Her corsage was
of white carnations and pink roses.| ;
- Mrs. Gidcumb chose a navy blue
sheath dress with matching acces-
sories for her son's wedding. Her
corsage was = white carna-
tions and pink
* * ae
The newlyweds are honeymoon!
ing at Niagara Falls> On their
j]|Teturn they will reside-in Pontiac.
Bolivia has boosted “gas"?, Saaeat
7 et vetoes funds -for pemeclonte
workers. .
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JANE LEE Beauty Salon Beauty Salon — * Mezzanine |
2-0531.
aqua and yellow respectively. Each* :
.| the meeting, Mrs. W. C, Pearce
-| cle held at the home of Mrs. Groups
Convene
in Homes ~
First Methodist
Church Circles Hold
Monthly Meetings
Members of First
Church Circles met in members
homes during the week for pro-
gram and business meetings.
ok &® ®
Mrs.“A. G, Nicholie was hostess
ito members of Leah Circle for a
Franklin boulevard. Mrs. P. R.
Carr was program chaiwrinan ana
Mrs, Walter Savage was a guest.
~ Joanne Circle met with Mrs.
Claude Johnson on Cooley Lake
road. Mrs. Paul T. Hart and Mrs.
Claude Johnson were at |
presented a program on Mental
Health at the meeting of Les Cir-
Harley Grattopp on Bloomfield
Boulevard.
Mrs. Harry Going was. assisted
by Mrs. Irviig Corwin, Mrs. Z.
Glick and Mrs, Glenn Williams in
presenting a on the
Church and Menta] Health, at the
meeting of Anna Circle. Mrs. John
Beaudin was -hostes# to the group.
* shies 82
Mrs, Oliver Dunstan was hostess
to members of . Elizabeth -Cir-
cle, Participating on the program
were Mrs. Robert Burnworth and
Lucile Austin. Rhoda Circle mem-
bers were entertained by Mrs. Da-
vid Livingstone,
Mrs, Guy Emery was hostess in
her home on Scott Lake road to
members of Mary Circle, Mrs.
Edna Warden, Mrs. Lester Pitts
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SHOP TONITE ‘TIL 9: P.M.
NORTH SAGINAW: ST. and Mrs. LaVern Cox participated
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— Washer Load
\j and not more than two sheets to
a load.
Overloading your automatic
washer gives poor washing results
and is hard on the motor. You
will get better results with a pound
or two less than the capacity which
the manufacturer lists. The clothes
should move freely through the wa-
ter, so mix small afid-targe pieces -+they arrived they went into the liv-
ing room to greet my —
Methodist,
dessert. luncheon in her home on, Scheduled ©
Card Game Friends. Engage j
Conversation With
Hostess’-Parents -
By EMILY POST Today's first letter ‘explains:
“The other night I invited several
friends’ in to play. cafds. When
whom they all knew.
“They became engrossed .in con-
versation with them and, thinking
it would be rude to interrupt, I said
nothing about our game. As a re-
sult we didn't get started: playing}:
cards until quite late, Was it up
to me to say something to them?
I would like to know how this situ-
ation should have been handled?”’
Answer: As seen as there was
a pause in the conversation, it
was your place as hostess to
say, “I'm sufe Mother and Fa.
ther will excuse us so that we
may begin our card game.”
“Dear Mrs, Post: last Saturday
night I ran into several friends
while I was out with a date. The
girl was on my right, which put
her on the curbside.- — -
4 “When I saw these friends the
next night they criticized’ me for
permitting the girl to be on the
outside. We argded the point. for’
some time and finally decided the
thing to do would be to write you
lafid have you settle it.”
“Dear Mrs, Post: I ge to one
‘house frequently and never at any
time does the wife offer so much
as a crust of bread. Isn't this atti-
tude lacking in hospitality?’
Answer: Some people always of-
fer refreshments, but-many others
never do, If the y is not in
the habit of dririking afternoon
tea or of eating meals ‘it
would not be discoyrt to offer
nothing to visitors.
L The crapped jot is not so slim.
ming os the open bolero wit. The
latter flatters and minimizes lorge
bust ond hips.
The jacket shortened to halt at ‘Chat Delays ;
lust Ww
" |chopped onion until “golden, ‘add’
je. sugar. _Simmer another half
the widest part of the hips focuses! @
CAROL HENNIN ‘
Willard H. Hennin of_ Midvale.
of his daughter, Carol, to Cordell
Tompkins, son of Cordell Tomp-
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Serves on Spaghetti By JANET ODELL
While many spaghetti recipes
call for ground beef, the one print-|
ed today suggests using spareribs. |
It carries the seal of approval of
three husky boys, the Rogers’)
boys, so it must have great merit.|
Mrs. Cart A. Rogers who does;
the cooking for her three sons and,
one tiny daughter is still finding,
things to do in her-tiew home. The
is active in church work.
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costly ‘ee ~ _A woman is something more than) dissafisfied with herself. She is important, too,
DRAPERIES en eee the reflection she sees of berself | she jg told over and over tol <0 ——— , * * * Hi Leukemia is one of the most) her husband’s.eyes. ‘ . Child Cc | Club =
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sand drugs can bring relief ioia to dev. ial 2 iali- : a Lenten drama, “Release,” _ by|# ee
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‘Tao Strong shows. how .such.a scene looks to the ~-: ae
United Press Photo
- New York City. For what viewers of a recent
show saw on their screens, cover the bottom half
of the picture. It's easy to find out that while the
"camera may not lie it may fib just a little. , 1 Noted Lawyer:
Dies of Cancer “Slocum led in Fight
for Freedom of Press
yon, Philadelphia Paper
‘PHILADELPHIA — Richard
W. Slocum, 55, lawyer turned
newspaperman who became exec-
- |utive vice president ‘ofthe Phila-
<Tdelphia Bulletin and a leading
voice for- freedom: of ‘the . press,
ed ‘yesterday. of cancer in Uni-
versity Hospital
He had entered the” hospital
March 4,
* * *
A tall, impressively built man,
‘Slocum began his association with
the Bulletin. in 1938 as general
manager. He came to the atten:
tion of Publishers Robert McLean while representing the afternoon
newapaper in a labor relations
case,
His early newspaper interests
included work of the American
Newspaper Publishers Assn. and
its bureau of advertising. He be-
came.vice chairman of the bureau
in 1945 and. chairman in 1947,
director and vice-president, of the
* *® . ;
He was a constant.advocate-6f'a
_|strong and~- unfettered press, free
of any type of censorship. ;
William Dwight, present presi-
dent of the ANPA and publisher of
the Holyoke (Mass.) Transcript-
Telegram, issued a statement
technicians in a a eS
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‘LOS ANGELES in—A Ienck yard,
oil boom is sprouting here.
In this deal the oil man calls Also, the rate of oil production in| jarea southeast of the ‘Hollywood
and pays you say $10 or more,
just to sign your name to the pa-
pers. Then if the company gets)
oil you get one-sixth royalty or
more. How can you lose?
* * ; an
-.Oi] companies are leasing up
- large residential-areas within ol
city limits.” If the City Council approved
approves, the companies will start
slant drilling under the homes
from a removed, ofr even sechug-
ed, drill site.
Oil ‘men say this current activity
probably was set off by ‘the suc-
cessful drilling on the lot of 20th
Century-Fox —_ studio, which ‘is! within the ay limits and imme-
diately adjacent to Beverly Hills.’
California has been declining aaa
‘oil men are sniffing around for
new fields, Eleven’ electrically
powered wells of the 20th Century-
Fox lot are producing about 3,000
‘barrels a day, |
x * +
Last Friday tbe o~
es an athena tek Com tury-Fox studio,. Universal -Consol-
idated Oil Co. was granted per-)
mission to- slant drill from the!
'2,000 hemes have been signed in studio site under the nearby resi-
dences. Owners of_ approximately
this deal,
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tool he found recently during a stroll near Clarkston. The stone has J
been identified as dating back before the white man and was prob-
ably used as the blade of a hoe of adze, :
Relic of Indian Civilization
inci: Scotdiaed ot aaa abe
- Angeles ‘Sees Boom
in Back Yard Oil Drilling Union Oil Co. and other firms
are leasing a large residential
business district. It takes 51 per
cent of the property owners in any
district to give a company drilling
rights, ee
* * x" ,
'- If oil is found how much. can)
the owner of an average 50-by-150-
foot lot expect to receive? —
sources estimate. $30 a
might be « reasonable, -depenting
on production. -
sy
Circus Rolls lito ae
Minus Familiar Tent
roaring animals, painted clowns
and trapeze artists.
The 1957 edition of the Ringling
Brothers, Barnum & Bailey show
opens in Madison Square Garden
Garden Wednesday. After the
circus leaves on tour May -13, it
will appear only in covered
‘Tarenas, stadiums and ball parks
around the country without = big|
_|top.
Actress Returns. Home
to Treat Finger Injury to press forward in” a crusade for
the “precious right of the Ameri-
can people to know, a right that is
fundamental to a free society.”
“He gave unsparingly of ‘his
talents, his wisdom and his energy
to this and-to other causes per-
taining to service to the American
people,"” Dwight said.
* * *
Vice Presidept Nixon expressed
“deepest sympathy” to the
‘rally over the death of Slocum,
whom he called ‘‘a close personal
friend.”
He is survived ‘by his wife, the
former Catherine Luden of Read-
ing, and two sons and six daugh-
ters.
here Wednesday,
Dig for 6 Workers
in Japanese Slide
OBIHIRO, Japan (# — Reeces
workers dug through 30 feet ot}
snow today in search of six men|
‘\missing after avalanches crumpled
NEW YORK ™® — The circus,
rolled into town yesterday with its, a group of construction sheds.
Twelve men were killed and 10
others injured. ;
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A snowstorm hampered rescue
work by more than 200 soldiers,
police and villagers.
& * *
Two slides — caused by rising
temperatures and weekend rains
|—rambled down the mountainsile
yesterday, cutting a 33-foot
swath. The first smashed two
wooden -office ‘buildings and a
‘bunkhouse. The second crushed
two. bunkhouses occupied by 68
workers.
ho men got out unhurt.
HOLLYWOOD (#® — Actress
Mamié Van Doren is in town for
itreatment of ari ailment i
< in the line of duty.
Miss Van Doren the wide: of
bandleader Ray Anthony, flew in
from Chicago wearing a small
bandage. on the middle finger of
her right hand.
She told newsnien the finger
Willow Run Expressway
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DETROIT (INS) — The world’s largest outdoor highway advertis-
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the Willow Run Expressway, about) ~
20 miles west of Detroit.
The 80'x 100-foot aluminum ‘sign
poisoning set in and she decided
to return here for treatment, More than 100,000 cars pass the
sign location each day.
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Slocum also served as secretary,|- @
ANPA and -became president of],
_ {the ‘organization in 194, serving
_.| through 1955.
praising Slocum for inspiring “us|~
Funeral rdois will be held
i.
AP Wirephete
BORDER GUARDS—Two Israeli settlers kiok down from a high
sentry tower as they talk with an armed guard along the Gaza Strip.
Since the restoration of the Strip to Egyptian administration, the
Israelis“have complained of raids into their settlements from the
‘Arabian side of the border, bringing resumption of 24-hour patrols,
Festival os in se River
Year of Pirst Settlement.
JAMESTOWN, -Va. (%-— The ‘state of Virginia opens an eight-
where, 3'2 centuries ago, the new world was born.
* A nearly perfect replica of the first permanent settlement in the
new world has been built. ;
* * *
Otishore lie duplicates of the three flaxen-sailed ships which,
' {n-1007,-brought-the 105-colonists from fngiand — the Susan Con-
staat, the Godspeed and the Discovery.
*'-*% *
famed Indian chief; and of the glasshouse, where the colonists
manufactured glass.
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* * *
The festival opens officially with a brief address by Virginia Gov. -
Thomas B. Stanley at the “Court of Welcome” on Glasshouse Point.
Participating also are Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks and
Viscount Hailsham, British minister of education and leader of-a
British good will mission to the festival.
* ke &®
Virginia hopes that by the end of the year, more than Gass mil- |
lion visitors will tour the festival park. Among expected guests:
Queen Elizabeth II of Great oe and President Eisenhower.
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| went shopping Saturday.
_ _|Kathleen to nap on a sofa.
‘month historical festival today on this tiny James River island’
a x r #
Real Indians in authentic costumes will staff Powhatan’s lodge.
foe matey
Back Dave
Detroit Tot Injured
in-Fall-Downstairs - a DETROIT (A 28-year-o
flight. ver Held; :
Id truck drivér was held for
questioning today after a 2-year-old gir] with whom he
was baby sitting was found to be injured critically.
Detectiye Melvin: Backman of the homicide bureau
said Lifford Sova of Detroit told him the child, Kathleen .
Solomen, was injured’ in a fall down a 20-step stair “~
Children’ s hospital authorities said Kathleen suffered
‘. | @/severe-concussion, internal bleéding, numerous bruises
‘8 fand a possible skull fracture. - :
/ |. Sova is an acquaintance of the child's. mother, Mrs.
Stella Solomon, 25, Mrs.
Soloman said she left Kath-
leen and her brother David,
5, in Sova’s care while she
Sova told homicide , detectives
he took. the children to his apart-
ment where he planned to shave
before taking ther: to visit his
relatives. He said he sent the boy
to the attic to sleep and. told
The trucker told detectives the
child refused to. obey hint and
began playing on the dirty floor.
He said he spanked her.
After shaving, Sova said, he and
Kathleen went to the attic and
awakened David. He said as the
three came down the stairs Kath-
leen. refused to hold either his
hand or David's. She “fell and
tumbled down. the stairs, Sova said.
*. @ * ;
Sova said he took. the children
to their own home and put them
‘to bed and then searched for the
yard.
Toledo and spent the night there
before returning yesterday and
calling an attorney :who advised
him to surrender to police, mother, He found her in the back} - 6 Area Firms
Rated at Top Four From City Named *
for Junior Achievement
in. Annual Contest —
Four Ponti ‘and twe nian °
ham firms were judged among top
miniature industries in Southeast-
ern Michigan's Junior Achievement
Annual . Awards Contest held re-
cently in Detroit.
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Pontiac winners were: Needle
Trades,-Kwi-Klip Products.Co., De- *
National Bank, dolls, honorable
mention,
Other - Pontiac. winners were!”
Brass and Copper, J. A. Entet-
prises, sponsored by GMC Truck
and Coach, hurricane lamps, sec:
‘ond place; and Petroleum, Scent-
O,Like Co,, Standard Oil Co.,
scented ‘candles, ,etond place.
Birmingham winners were: Mis-
cellaneous, -Uni-Teen Products,
Cogsdill Twist Drill Co., first aid
He was picked up while pre-
paring to give himself up, his
attorney, John Gillis, said.
Police said Sova’s account of
Kathleen's fall was supported
ipartially by David's account of
the Lat s activities,
Slate Beaumont Lecture
|. ANN ARBOR ~The chairman
iof the University, of Michigan De-|
|partment of Surgery, Dr. Frederick
\A. Coller; will deliver the’ 36th annual William Beaumont lecture
-lin Wayne State University Medical
| Auditorium in Detroit today. The|
lecture honors-Beaumont, who was
Wayne County Medical Society. kits and desk pads, first place;
and. Decorations, Hi-Stylers Co.,
MacManus, John & Adams, Inc.,
third place. *: :
* * *
Junior Achievement is dedi-
cated to-establishing actual com-
panies run entirely by youngsters
which manufacture and? market or
\render services in 21 different cate-
'gories, The students gather real
business and manufacturing expe-
mee under the guidance of a
sponsoring firm,
* ~
4 | Winners in the Southeast Mich- There are duplicates too of the palisaded fort built by the settlers an army surgeon on Mackinic Is- igan contest will compete in: the -
for protection from the Indians; of Powhatan's lodge, home of the land in 1822. It is sponsored by the National Industry Award Contest
‘|to be held in New York City, | a
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Pontiac's AllCounty basketball} Mirmingham and Flint North. hap of 9 tnt 1 and teen arn eto mee i Daisies “Sscoa tae teen His Late Goal: Brings star Hudson Ray made the rapid) ern were rated the outstanding | won the broad jump, = plone ye poabirwedag tur 9g ous a oa Coma 0
Boston 2-1 Lead Over|siturday as he set an unotfictal the Maples given a 3635 e€8° lic, Segal and an impressive tri-|.0cKed for runnerup in the high) ‘ee Poatias vec. Olek Wine: high record of six feet,| in the unofficial totals, Pontiac ||.” ares jump. Pat Barry had a the} ay ac men, : Wings in oe Bay Pap eas ey Lor in| ranked ard, Berkley 7th, Water. |Wmpb in the ie Telay paced é vard dash, 3 | weaser and Dink Wheldoa, are
____—— —— a reds ar te tt aaah ford 9th, and Royal Oak 15¢h, |>™nsham to vi . ‘Pontiac's: shuttle relay team ee? ee cera, : BOSTON @ _ The Boston) turon “Relays held” at Eastern| The Chiefs had 27 points, 1g 1 vaulted 32 feet. “stx and % gained a 2nd in that event as did = awarded i
' Bruins, “a bunch of guys who! Michigan” College. Walled Lake was the only areal inches to establish a new meet and| Meger Coates in the mile. Bill on gs greyed 1. The have fought back all season,”| Ray easily bested the state rec- school represented in Class B with tk. Dick Phil In-| Cole and Stan Jones had 4ths |” Oreck April 5th 6th, :
| have the edge on Detroit in the! ord of six feet, four but cannot bel two ards by Larry Hughes and a|Scroch MACK. DICK Baya, Tht sng| for Waterford in the hurdle races. | trophy 1s for the Intermediate
: og pene but realize theit|iess he breaks the mark in the| rin Uatine the Vikings. ome ring BN pica ory ahs . through 17, iat :
“* ° “t's half of what we want|"The leap also was & new high for Jim Hawkins was the only oth-{ Me # Jerry Meyers sparked Berkley ™ m= | Warren Orlick; Tam O'Shanter >. here,”* Coach Milt Schmidt “said| the meet, the fieldhouse and PHS er PHS entry (0 gain © Ist. ile The Mays ad ert fre une, wl ys pro, and president of the Michi- last night after the Bruins defeated =< pa woe Royal ; ne ucten fore Section ot the PGA, has been
| Detroit +3 to take a 2-1 lead in ‘ Pontiac shot putter Mike Hardi- GETS DUNKING — Gus Siager, swininiing éoach of the Uni appointed to serve on the* rules a the best-of-seven series. Watrous to Play man set a new PHS record of. 48| Versity of Michigan gets tossed into the pool ‘after tfie Wolverines \ cane aan Eyam igge aa
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man” Cal who| Burke last year. Watrous is the /rintz-Shirley Pointer pair in dou-) TAM HANDICAP Gonzales, the king of professional/ with a lack- leorapclen See one Grand Rapids, Mich., finished third ed A cooieny nie Pogre
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upas- — lightweight
fight, center _ of. controversy,
may be held in lndiebapolia May
29 if it is barred here,
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ter, last night offered Heard Re-
‘gas, local.sponsor of the fight, to
co-promote the bout in Indianapo-)
lis if he cannot stage it here next
Monday _night.
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fight. between Dupas,’ fourth-rank-
ing lightweight from New Orleans,
and his Paterson, N.J., opponent) w
“is the-top ring attraction in the| -
country at present and Indianapo:
- lis one be honoréd to present it
as such,” ~
* * *
The controversy arose when the| |
Louisiana State Athletic Commis-
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Friday night on the racial back-|’ |
ground of the New Orleans light-| | ‘ Martinez Bout ~
Why bother with
{ :
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Dupas, who was ‘called a “Ne.
gro, vigorously denied head Ne-
gro parents. “Louisiana law~ bars;-
athletic contests -between white
and Negro opponents: Martinez is|
shaming
“Farb estimated the fight, in In-|
diawfapolis on the eve-of the Me- niorial Day Speedway Classic,
would draw $50,000 to $100,000. -
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‘Mary Ellen Taylor and Irvin Mayn-| luct of Romulus, Mich.,
back to Charleston. The change/ /
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Conqueror of
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LAKELAND, Fla, (AP)>Man-, ager Jack Tighe's plans call
‘Tiger pitchers to start going--the--
-jroute—all nine innings—but there
~jafe bound to be days the opposition:
. |will make that a tougtrassign-
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- Little Duke Maas, a righthander
who worked in 26 games with ‘the ‘|failure to qualify more men. ok: te *
CHAPEL HILL, N, C. WW —
Michigan stood at the top of na-
tional collegiate swimming teams
today thanks to its divers, a great
medley relay team ‘and Yale’s
Yale was unable to send as
many men into the finals as_vet-!
. Coach’ ‘Bob Kiphuth antici-
pat and Michigan came from
behi ™e_win the 1957 NCAA
crown heré bscwband night, ‘| Divers Lead Way in NCAA
cere =
Phe stirring rally by Michigan,
which trailed Yale 61-57 going in-
to the final event, climaxed a
record-breaking meet. that saw
Yale’s’ Tim Jecko merge as ce
individual] star,
* &
Jecko, 19-year-old sophomore of
Bethesda, Md., won three events
for 21 points to become the first
triple titleholder since 1961. He
Tigers .last-season without finding.
a single victory, is getting’ the nod
as the first pitcher to go all the
way in-a spring exhibition game.
And if the Tigers’ opponents for
today act like they usually’ do,
Tighe's plans could be altered on
short. notice.
Maas- will face the New York
Yankees.
Considerably less - > than the.
Yankees played havoc” with
Tighe's strategy yesterday. The-
Charleston Senators, the Tiger
farm club in the American Asso-
sa ciation, rolled over a lineup of
-Detroit second stringers for an
8-2 victory.
Tighe sent his regulars home ‘be- 455
fore the first pitch and Charleston
promptly chased across three runs
in the second inning—all that was
needed for victory in the end—and
* |added three in the third and two
in the ninth for good measure.
Hal Woodeshick and Max Sim-
mons took the brunt of the
Charleston attack. Woodeshick
started the game and gave way
to Simmons in the third, Chuck
Daniels, whe moved to the mound
in the fourth inning,. held Charl-
eston scoreless until the ninth,
After the game Tighe announced
that catcher Charley. Lau, a prod-
is. going 4
CHARLESTON - _ DETROIT AB
N /
RH AB HH Ptilllips, 20 4 @ 2 Samford, ss 4 4 1
Lisley, 3b 1 1 Dittmer, % 40 1
horpe, rf 3 0 @ Ken'dy,.rf A 1 2
—_ rf 1 1 1 Clark, f/4@ 12
Wilken, ff 3 2 2 ‘son, 1b"@ 0 0
Hawes, If 2 0 © Porter, * 2-0 0
Walters, cf § 2 3 Finigan, 3b 3 0 1
aeNens 1b 4°06 © House 300
bo 2 2 0 Wood's'k, p 0 6 0
riffin. e 4 © 3 Simmons, p 0 0 0
By rd. p 3.0 0 A-Lan «- 60 0
|watrets, p 1 0 © Dnigis, p 207
37 812 Totals . 327
E —Woodeshick, Pinigan. RBI- —Oritfin
14, Byrd, Finigan, Walters 2, Porter. or
—Griffin, Clark, PFinigan. 8F — Por
‘DP—Veal and McManus 2, Phillips po
Porter and Samford. Left—
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—— 2. Simmons 1,, Daniets 1.
Bere rd r Simmons 1, Daniel 3. HO—
in 6, ee 4 = 2, Daniel _fleague Former Buc KNOXVILLE, Tenn, \#—Death has claimed baseball's William|
Adami (Billy); Meyer, major)
p “Manager of the Year’
with the underdog Pittsburgh Pi-
yesterday.
* *
The 65-year-old veteran of 46
years as player, manager, scout,
and ‘“‘trouble shooter’ -died of a
heart and kidney ailment aftey a
‘prolonged illness. He retired’ in)
1955 after a stroke left him partly|
paralyzed in the left side.
Services for. Meyer wif be held
here tomorrow afternoon, He is
survived by hfs wife; two broth-,
ers, and three ame: all of Knox-
Hville, AG
+ wt Meyer ‘managed the Pirates four
4 : a!
.@ Al MEYER. DIES—William Adam
(Billy) Meyer, former manager ”
-1.| of the Pittsburgh Pirates, died in af .
Meyer Saccuinke st 65 |
rates in 1948. He died in a hospital) =
ager Dies years, borin diy tn i. ‘the year
he pileted the Nati League un-
derdogs to fourth ce while
many eices the cellar for
Ahem.
Before going to Pittsburgh, Ye!
won several pennants in the mi-
‘nop leagues and became known
as a developer of youngsters dur-
ing 16 years in the New York Yan-
kee organization. He is given most
of the credit for developing such ‘Hthe 100-yard butterfly, (34.6.
won the 200-yard individual med:
ley and set meet records in the
200-yard butterfly, 2:09.5, and in
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Michigan's medley. relay team
| finished in a dead heat with Michi-.
gan State for first place in the
400-yard race to grab 12 points
and the team championship, 69-61:
*- * *
Michigan State was third with
52 points, Other teams scoring
were: Indiana~48;—Harvard 27,
North Carotina 24, Oklahoma 23,
Iowa 15, Northwestern 12, Squth-
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* * *
Led by Dick Kimball, Michigan
t| pulled down 24 points in the div-
ing, Kimball won. the low board
sand high board diving,
“Other double winners were
North™Carolina’s Charlie Krepp,
in the T8Q_ and 200-yard back-
stroke, and “Indiana's Bill Wool-
sey of Hawaii, Who retained tithes
in the 220 ard 440-yard freestyle stars as Phil Rizzuto, Eddie Joost,
(Gerry Priddy, and Eddie. Miller.
* *
Meyer’ s sasabat career started
when he signed with his home-;
‘town Knoxville club in- 1909.. He)
had a brief trial as catcher for
ithe Chicago White Stockings in
1913, and played with the Philadel-
phia Athletics in 1916 and 1917.
Beginning in 1918, he played for
eight years with the Louisville
Colonels of the American’ Assn.,
where he was roommate of-Man-
ager Joe McCarthy. He succeeded
McCarthy as manager of the Colo-|-
nels and won a pennant. “hig a
year. ©
_* * La +
McCarthy, who has gince man-|
-. aged world championship Yankee
teams, commented yesterday in)
Buffalo: “Billy was a great little
manager, a great little catcher,
great little guy. We were very,
good friends.’
After leaving Louisville, Meyer},
managed severat teams in the
Yankee farm system and turned
down offers to manage the Cleve-|
land Indians, Boston Braves, and
Chieago Cubs before taking the
—— post, a
* * *
He oni at the time,
‘a long time, but I know I made)
ithe right move, This outfit has.
the real romance of baseball.”
Meyer became a_ scout and “T waited |* | events, «
Denver Winner
of Ski Crown ‘Takes NCAA Title in Utah Test; Dartmouth
Ace Top Performer
University won its fourth straight
National Collegiate (NCAA)}—ski
championship yesterday but. Dart-
mouth’s Ralph Miller, 23-year-old
pre-medical student, was the in-
ldividual star. .
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has stayed overlong in its cocoon.
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has been “Your Hit Pafade,” the
durable NBC radio show that also
invaded video in 1950 and for most
of the time since then has been
case for talent, such a program
is known in - the entertainment
world as ‘‘a gold coffin.” The rea-
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tlian any other similar group in
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Parade” over the years to change
its-singers almost as often as its
tunes, ~
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twinkled on the show and gone
on to other things are Dinah
Tibbett,
Day and Georgia Gibbs.
remained on the show far longer
Shore, Frank Sinatra, Lawrence}
Dorothy Kirsten, Daria s!
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By it th ments on
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By acme
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“The le what the United "States
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overseas? Merely nick the edges?
Or miss completely?
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taxes be taken'this year and sent
abroad?
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In. effect,” it’ means that helping cut back now, and eventually stop
the programs entirely? /
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‘busifiess | heads
~—"I“Step up the pace.” -
President’ Eisenhower's own]
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f6r foreign aid programs for the
/coming. fiscal year.
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Congress
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La), He traveled in 28 countriés
last year and submitted a 525-
page report to the Senate.
| bassador to India, “Nations in the
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can't determine where they're go-
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jing, we must help them.” “Insofar as winning friends. or} - Parade,’ but she is realistic about
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ly grate-
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MARCH 29 oe “Around ‘the World in 80 Days” |him to understand her because he!
-| as a film star
to fame as aw
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|me., It took four years on the yee,
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| tivation clearer, Writers get ob- Sa eae eee
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Pontiac a His next will, be the classic tablished him for a long reign as
“King of Hollywood.” /
Perhaps even a Kote ‘tw =
ant -factor in his — e rise |
is sinptely artistic ap- |
th to the profession to which |
» has devoted his life.
He says, i'l will do anything a
part requires.”
~And- when ~he was. handed the|
Wednesday we
“Oscar” . last
inight he exclaimed:
“It/came up so fast it scared|
six months Making the film and
20 years to prepare for all that.
*T wouldn't-even let the Oscar
out of my ‘sight to be engraved.”
But- he balks at emoting in a)
love scene, explaining:
“1 don’t. like lovers. ‘Fhey are
weak and dismal, .A_ character) >
lead is more interesting, the mo-
iscure when it comes to lovers.”
Despite his tremendous appeal
—he has been called “the sexiest
man in the world"—his feeling
toward ‘his acting roles = —
professional, ‘screen,"’ he says. “You see a char-|
lacter I-am portraying ... i
-Nor ig Brynner a dashing man- |
about-Hollywood- in the common
mold. He -has a handsome home |
jin Hollywood where he lives with) And-then she added:
“I am grateful for lcrerytien
way actress Virginia Gilmore, and that has happened to me.”
their 11-year-old son, Yul Jr., nick-|_ his’ pretty wife, the former Broad- |
named: Rocky... Among his’ many
H
bes. father.
Brynner now has four“new mo-
vies lined up to maintain. the as-
eendancy of his star on the Holly-
“Brothers Karamozov,” in which’
he. will again display his famous
trademark, the utterly hairless,
scalp. | ee he will-don a wig for the
swashbuckling part of Jean La-
‘Fitte ‘in “The Buccaneer.” This | will be followed by two more films,|To me, she’s a fine” and talented |
tentatively entitled “‘The Journey" | woman and I love her.”
‘TWO Different Worlds.” and said, Pema
Scop
round
This
'decade—the screen's greatest ac- Chines apparently goofed since the Haim | itress-. and: Italy's most talented, pelts: should have been just) f}
Fame tn in Holly- director!
While Bergman pa Rosséiiint
|. lived their love idyll undisturbed = ——
on an isolated patch of petrified |
| tave off the coast of Italy, the
public speculated on events La
eome.
“What about her husband?”’ they
‘will he give her a divorce?.
\And what about her daughter- Pia? |
What will become of her?
When the picture was finished,
Ingrid and Roberto returned to.
tino, arrived Feb. 1, 1950, months | —
‘before Ingrid obtained a final di- |
vorce decree from Doctor Ling-; ;
strom.
The stery caused an ipternational}
sensation and the actress said she
would retire to~home and fireside.
and neyer again- make another.
motion picture. But ‘as Ingrid her- |
“You never seeme..on the self said recently:
“Time takes
-thing.
and ¢
what
Today,
activities, Yul Sr., also is a Cub’ tress admits that her one regret. is
‘her daughter ‘Pia,
she has not seen in eight years.
Since her love affair with Ros-
sellini and the ensuing birth of
Robertino burst. like a bombshell
across two continents, Ingrid has.
given birth to twin girls, Isabella
and Ingrid. But her great concern
is Pia.
“y
reaily forgiven me,” she-recently |
‘told a reporter. But Pia declared:
“la
The and Hollywood hatcheteers.
Ingrid repeatedly is denying rifts
‘in the Rossellini , paradise. Her
husband js now in India. producing
,a documentary ‘film.- was announced Friday. He had
served in, (Ge. post since last July:
Deputy intendent Leo Goss |
tiie Ginat artuede fni'e oe was to fill the- job until a/
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helasise coatinch Mik Sas ke. Gasket 7B,large 32-34, wid. avg. 32%. _I0GW. YORK The sock merle Tos manage, Hospital today The -{ Ie i 2 l displ th , : Grade bo 38; large factory: were am” Merey I . e-10 ng dealers are disp. aying e *board of trade dealings today but|32%-34. wid. ave. Grade Ss ie omen ae erie tdl They are: Mary Ann é' ‘132, Grade C. large 27-29, wid. avg. 28%.|"ess,at the start ‘ nounced today by T. E. Wilson, : the new crop deliveries faitered a|"eaets Sulit ns ais i tess em Naa Ee in sataciny condition ‘and! “MATCHLESS,” “AUTOMATIC ALL THE WAY" bit in fairly active trading. wr Grade ‘A, exive large 33;_large| Were Mixed, Utilities mostly scored|ot the GMC Truck and Coach tion, Both live at 736 Mincck St. \ news caused buying in|??4%4: — , eM smaijl gains. Most steels, aircrafts, |yision, Detroit, . > \ Ranges
pel Menon ore Hare Gin-jnonge 35; madeom 36. Floor stock vivo and ot eat eoet Ee) fe Falbeng pass named as Driver of-the truck, Charles Ed A y. * are ‘ =
an avorable nea any muodersis ‘ul fly amie ae trading” Poabe-s wnt opaing tans enn he. senetel_ pane ward Cowlay.26- of 857 Woodside] Sears Roebuck & Fedarl Department Store Uy : reports . Some increase: nager; H. J. sre . Was : : a oy condition of southwestern win-|7eceip's but mostly of current receipt trading tty east to the on parts warehousing and distribution abrasions to the face. hands andl 154 N. Saginaw 91 N. Saginew ~ s
Conn ae slightly a. at the |S lw prices, to Ae *leral weeks. ane tory = gees Rogers, - lower legs and then released, Pontiac - Pontiac. .
Dl cei , ‘ Pontiac police report the woman ye . start on heavy receipts here, but| cmeaco surren _ | ‘Actually the market started the\ceeds J, D. Atkinson who. will caine : a an ; the market showed a tendency to ABEL 1 (AP) Butter! oer oe duarter acting very/handle special studies on future wap eid Howard E Finkla,| W. KC. Ine. Oberg’s: Appliance .
firm somewhat. Oats showed ‘itl epics witatent® pee. much, as It had during much of ‘he|warehouse planning. 316 E. Barkell St. 108 N. Saginaw 435 Majgt Street change and. soybeans were mixed $2, $8: 90 B 584: far ie @ ga: case 008 | A $t-year veteran of GMC, Pontiac _ Rochester _. with only fractional - 58%. incentive for any large scale. buy- ji z . ;
earty doings baring pri rite Bee: ieee img. OF. selling. svotts in the pict Sb ge gees parry | IBrakes Fail, Car-Hits N oe : per cent or better A white 29%: at worker lay: Tus e 3 " ce \ |\ Metro Furniture =
deat on % higher oy tases dirties 38: checks 34%: current. reeelpts home appliance and aircraft indus-| gramming. He has served in House, Other Auto i Wayn Gobet plan
May $2.2 4 pales vested inte tries, plus a-strike at nine Good-|: various manufacturing supervie- || 121M. Saginaw 25 8. Saginaw ay $2.246, corn % lower to % pacities since 1938. He Defective brakes caused her /f.
higher, May $1.31%, oats % lower cutcaco rorators.—__— "ich — —- demand pics iger for nine pees auto to run over a curb and front J; Pontiae Pontiac
TiYe, rye was X to % lower, as Taeeg, Mera? jUPizpatsioe)Or SCMNGS.. | aefor to is latest promotion : B |lawn, hit two evergreen trees. “al] \ May na soybeans were % low.|shbments 198: supplies light; "demand New York Stocks er eu ATKINSON - cot re ‘<7 the —— be | Michigan Fluorescent Thomas Economy Furniture
- higher, Monians Russets 2.80; Minnesote-No: g Quotats berg es factory, : at: Haron cca Guess alse 2 c Pontiacs ta; are,| ate Morning Quowations) . manager-is Rogers, 2-year em- cording to driver” Mrs. Elizabeth | 389 Orchard Lake Ave.’ 961 $.\Saginew cents a/arrivais none; track 7 moder-/Air Red... Int Bus Mach 519.1 of GMC. Rogers. also has | a Pontiac f _ hundred pounds lower, May $14.32./%; Wi: wiatkes dull; no track | Athen 3.6 int Harv ..... 3-1 paves — 46, of 172 E. Iro-f Pontiac os
wliag — tanned Aid BA EBS tee superna te maine! News in Brief o> F¢. = | 1 | PS = ~ i +. 47. ba e laf passenger, her 9-year-o $e Bi eeni } Grain Prices Poult A Ut feos 3 5,84 previous position was general — igutainer Sortie Mae, was Comal Lord's Furniture Lake Oren Apliac 4
cmp rea . ry _ 5, Kresge, 8S — 264 “gremnenrs = anand gy andy Goreid tame, 17 “re St for a bruised forehead: and ul 125 W. Haron St. 158 S. Broadway / .
E . April 1 (AP) — Open’ to- DETROIT POULTRY Am Cyan ..:. 76.1 aay 22. assembly 0} old police thieves € s leased from Pontiac Genera Pontiae Lake Orion \ /
day: DETROT Am Gas & Ei 35.6 LOF Glass ,,. 706) 11) Vanmale joined GMC. in 1924 room Saturday walked off with) \/
May spaeevge 24% May ae 12 ive pound fab, Detrat for No, "quality Am ole : at Lock ue ie ai before the eens moved to his emai es wallet containing ooo told police she was! ~~ Bert eee i say es wrtigayy hens he ens 2123; ght a woe id. inaey bmn af ee im Kane & 8 com oe Pontiac from Chicago. hg =" $50. = Lg =f er woist driving north on Oneida road to- Johnston Electric Good Housekeeping Shop
: 21% May ....,... 1.29 rs or fryers (2%¢-3% Ibs); Gray|/Am - --* 93°\key positions in inspection, mili-;were found on mw near ward Huron street when she ap- duly ........ 1.25% | Crosses 25-26; Barred Rocks 26-27. Ca-/ Am Tes ‘e Tei 171-1 Mack TR. 8 166. S. Broadway 51 Ww. Hyton st. pr roscoe RIOR Sept. 1.27 ee 6% staa 3939. _ Dusktings 31 2. Am To Tob: 5.4 a £ fo oo ee sri ee ioe cae -| residence. iplied her brakes at the corner, they Lake, Grion : Pontiac :
BES SSSR RAR Bima ee aa are EME gh Balasistant parts warehousing and! | John award Pollack, o © weed Home ws Tape rect | aay. a a Fryers contioue in i aap ‘rioply to. Armour & Go\ 183 Mpls Hon... & «|distribution er in 1954, |Murphy St. charged with drunk| os. os TPS BUNS ~~ ‘a oe 5
not large and ‘clearing slowly as trede| Atchison ....- 26.1 Mean ch 2. 334| 4 3-year employee of GMC, driving, pleailed innocent and was : \ ross Pla v : Atl Refin ... 4.6 freed on a $200 bond until tomor- ns — — et of the high prices, size and). vio Mr : “e6 eat wore as 334 — served as parts ware- let en se <, will atpesr Uelore \
; Balt & Oh ... 45.3 wat Bisc’. '* 36. ing and distribution manager when : S f \ -
Bendix Av 59 : : ' Municipal Jud aurice E, Fin- of = \ I nstructor Class ppimenae rouurer eens: hd nat Cash a fr oe Recrrelignd Ge Ler pectcel’ Totes M =
in Water Safety oe) coos, 8.000 he) FOR. ‘Puvitz (Bohn Alum .. 24 de «is2! B4|GMC's warehousing operation. Freed on a $300 bond after plead ces unchanged: heavy hens 1444-18 4 M Pw ... 30.1| Fatberg resides at 615¢-Lantern|; *". areal mostly 144-16: old roosters 12-13: capon- No Am Av... 286 ‘ing innocent today to a drunk driv-|- A preliminary instructor course fret gander tie Whe. 23%4-27%4; over 445 |B 40, Nor Pac a2 |Lane, Foxcraft, Birmingham; ing charge was Cordice E. New: in water safety will be offered . Nor Sta Pw .. 17.1/Rogers at 1411 Maryland Bivd.,
for the first time in two years . SS Gan : ¢ Owens: cng’: - 3f¢|Birmingham; Havermale at 937 _ - — a” Seeger
by the Oakland County Chapter, Livestock aon 8S Os sete | bow gt: $!4|Pilgrim Rd., Birmingham; and endeared Newport to appear in court a Red Cross. —_ sort ee Cater Trae .. 04 Pan aw air te) Atkinson at 2901 Hyland Dr., — Thuredsy.
. Mark Smith, chairman of K ysler...... 127 param Piet .. 38. |2, Birmingham. f= DETROIT — “§ (aP) — 26 ram Pict ., 35 .
cach Toursday, from 8 Wels peel CESO oe Rinne sn tary weal Gi fey RE 2 By i leery Ses geome ieesonn eet f sol ee e - 4326 Pa RR ...... 20.3 : erry St., pleaded i t to a at Lincoln High School, Ferndale. |ter, “steady to strong: tet areata | Soy BEd A +s. 328 Pepsi Cola -.-: #8 Gr oup Seeks Aid drunk driving charge today before The first session will be April il 4 = pit al mrager ao par 0 cows steady; oon Bdison ; oe phelpe D ..... ou. . Municipal Judge Cecil B. McCak
> and the jast May 23. des predominating, quatity Con Pw Pf 4%) 98 Philip. Mor... 43.6 for Handicapped lum and was freed on a $100 bond
This course is a preliminary to|steers. 21.80-22.50: fey lowde hee hes ont Spas’ {ff . Pir Piste |. 8031 — {pending trial Thursday, - the regular in or training! 22.78-23.00; most and low choice|Cont Mot .... 73° proct &G.... $3.6] 7) Training, Work .
course which will be offered by|low pood srecn ti 6-18 to: ae ae RCA Rd More’ than $56 was
Daniel M. “Stango, safety service|t® 15.50: few good heifers under 1,000/Corn Pd ......-301 ReeDree’ 2 $04] The Assn. of the Hancicapped stolen from Laing Drug Store, 470
tative of the Michigan Red|t3-00-sn'00.- pid Aaoy Hinrossd 11.00- Deere css 8 Rev Too B ‘i 4 will meet -at’ ke 30, p.m. Wednesday|Auburn Ave. sometime Saturday
_Cross, June 3 through 7 at Lincoin|3%, t Edison ':;. 38.4 Roval Dut ...: 462\at the Mark’ Twain Elementary/night after thieves forced open
High realere around send gee suppiy {Dow Chem °°, Hi Bt Jon tgaa :: 411|School to formally organize. oo dees. Police repert_ shout ‘o take the preliminary course, Fe 58.60-30.006 tee tire et lgast Air... 37 feeb Al RB .. 326 Madé~up of parents and others was taken from cash reg-
a person must have passed the so jte0: good and ‘oe “choice 18.00- |B ph og Gln S. Seors, oe: 4 paremad t in handicapped children, ister. The ry mene
senior life test. Bheep — Salable 2400. No early|Emer Rad :.:: $7 Socony -...... $4$ithe group is seeking better edu-|was in a metal box report
The prelieninary course is notjsiles Pimame’ “11 $5 Bou RM "cc: slcational and employment — op-|missing.
pape wee bela platy om CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Ford, Mot ..:: iat ed ate. a2 — = yminghom hold ook bermalss CAGO, March 29 (AP oo OS Bta Of *, $17| Grant Walker, of i’ , some new, 8 _ ming teacher. secay toi = na | seven generally Sen Bencas..: so Std Gil J --- 372) executive secretary of FAR (galore. Sisterhood Temple Beth 7 :
shipping: «, demand: ined, erage 2-3 Gea Eee ..... $2 evens. JP 307 (Friends and Relatives of Re- wear 7 8. Saginaw, a oe 1, :
Lansing Milk Salesman — [mosty, ? ss lew ae 17.28: severat lots 1-3 Gen Motors’... 387 Butber'Pap''.. 37 | tFded Children) will be g ues ¢ Pri. April 2 to 8, 9:30 to § p. m. | THIS OFFER 1 eating ie lt art few lots 1.2 Gen Tel ..... - @ it & Co... 344| chairman of the meeting and —Adv. IS LIMITED
Makes 1 -Wheel Landing 1202 Ib. 18.38: N eye ey GT RS cae “43 ae j main speaker, 17 50: fi lee Jot: x : one q * “ ‘s
LANSING @ — While firemen} 113s: acre ae 3 Geogrich ahs ea A committee will be formed = me metas jo soe neat: BUY NOW
and an ambulance stood by, & Lami, tty Sg Sead ete iake ROT oe ot RGR all ne ri ‘who attend | caret sing milk salesman made a per-| Salable cattle 800; calves 200: few sales Grevhound ,.. 16:2 Un Pac .\.. 28 questions jose who atte P fect one-wheel landing in a single- steers and heifers steady ta kc ee Gulf ou ee ee 2 #i\the meeting: Counts Chickens - and SAVE 2 unsold and being held for|Hersh Choc ... 496 7 engine trainer plane yesterday aft-|next Monday's _parket; cows and Holland F .... 93 We Gas Co .. 34 Further information on the group. ; i
er it lost the other wheel on the |tit; Tisty,20-8 Jowst: some cove and Homestty;.--+: 354 Us seat |. lis available from a founding mem-| Before Hatching; take-off, /_. A a w, weak to 1.00 lower;|Il Cent, .... 34 Weste Abe 30 ber, Mrs. Lawrence Hansen, FE;
The' pilot, Dick Moulton, 27, was sequence; few ‘head “high esis’ sicers fog Ratd"-22. 11 Wingy Bice: $3 4|520 Makes It Pay . logging time for a flight instruc- sola fo, a0; 08 head airing 11, fend get. “4 Yast Wee T 181 , tor’s license, which he hopes to|ii-00: few high standard and good stecrs|!™eriak IF -\. 29° Zeulth Rad 1004] Arete Dresent Flag NEWARK, N. J. (INS) — A receive this week. With him was chotee.heiters 1600-1950" ainty na § STOCK AVERAGES \rhve thes! Soe ..., barge New Jersey hatchery is a passenger, Pat Asker of St.|commercial om 12-50-14 $0: foe wis apt “by the Associated Presito Convalescent Hospital | ignoring one of the oldest adages
\ serter from Donaldson Air Force 4
Johns,
Both men walked away-from the
slightly damaged plane without.-a
Moulton circled the Capitol City
Airport for half an hour, receiving
instructions from the control tow- :
er, before making the landing.
Air Force Deserter
Arrested in Rochester
The Detroit FBI office on
today the arrest in Rochester of
Ralph Leo Bullard, 25, as a des-
‘Base, Greenville, S.C:
Charles W. Brown, special agent
in charge of the Detroit office,
said Bullard left the base Jan. 18.
He ‘was living with relatives-who
did not know -he had desserted,
Brown =
Boy Ditch-Diggers
fo Appear in Court
Four juvenile ‘boys were re-
leased to their parents yesterday
after they were arrested on
charges of malicious destruction of
property. -
The youths are specifivally|,
charged with digging an 8-foot|
trench from a refuse pond to.
drainage pit causing the d
Lpit_to—flood:— —
Hospital Gay Place | * * &
for Civil War Vet, .109 the Pontiac Sewage Dlaposal Plant
_ PENSACOLA, Ma. 9 — William H. Lundy’s eye for\ ‘pretty girls is
as: AS
; Bongos a Confederate,
one of three surviving ‘Civil War
veterans, has been flirting. with|-
nurses at Baptist Hospital where
he underwent a gall. bladder
operation Saturday.
_ His condition is reported." ‘fine
very satisfactory. ” His nurse added
that he’si n such good spirits
“he’s been flirting with all of us.”
His doctor said he should be
‘able to return fo his home at Laurel
Hill, Fla., in about a week.
Bible Course Offered
ANN ARBOR ® — The Univer-
sity of Michigan Extension Service
will offer a course entitled ‘Phe
Bible and Dead Sea Scrolls” in De- 254 East -Boulevard; North, report-
ed the boys. He estimated the dam-
age to be between $200 and $300.
“Phe boys were ordered to ap-
ve in n Court: Saturday. —
2 Boys on Mototcycle
Injured in Accident
Two teenage boys, ridirig a
motorcycle, were — at Eliza-
eth Lake road and Pinegrove
avenue in Waterford Township at
4 p.m. yesterday.
Raymond Lee Schwartz, 18, of
3010 Woodlawn, Walled Lake,
driving..the motorcycle north on.
Pinegrove,. he: told police, when
Donald R. Miles, 32, of 5553 Oster
St., Pontiac, made a left turn in
front of him. He tried to avoid
his motorcycle, he said.
Schwartz and his. riding com-
panion,. Charles D. Farren, 17, of
the accident and lost control of|-
— 9309-38 ee —. Indust B Rail. Util Stark ers x utilit " a orks vealers 12.00-22.00; few. culls ganderd Noon Monday ..2827. 3212 737 1761
ba hg er ot leneuah podiiangs Er aia we 1782 alable sheep 500: of an evious y ; 14 13.6 74.2
class on hand to fully test prices; tee Week Ago 251.2 120.7 13.6 173.3 sales of. slaughter lambs about steady: Month Ago ....250.5 1217 44 173.7
including a deck of oe Ib. mostly choice|Year Ago 272.7 147.0 74.8 1990. wooled lambs 24.50; 1967. High 265.1 134.7 .74.6 182.0
—— wooled oi. oe few sales |! Low ,...240.6 1184 72.2 168.0
all choice wotied ‘slaughter ewes 1956 High: ..... 276.3. 188.1 769 191.5 $0100; few shorn ewes 6. 2 Low ..... 244.0 126.2 69.6 ‘i16
STOCKS :
{ (C. J. Mepnier Co.) Pigures after Gatun pe points are p Boy oom
: | Allen Elec. & — Co, * 45 oe
Baldwin Rubber Co. ...,..°'* 184. 16
Gear Co. «se \@ 33.2 36
G.L. Of! & Chem. Co. .: 2-22 23
Howell Elec. og Co. ... * 84 6
Peninsular M Ce... *% 9 3.7
The Prophet Co. ........ w_ Yo
Rudy Manufact..Co. .... * 187 12.
Toledo Edison. Co. 13.6 13.5 13.5
Wayne Screw 14° 14 Pd. Co.
*No sale: bid and asked -
Child Struck by Car |
in Fair Condition
Y one of two children injured while
attempting to cross a street Satur
day—was in fair condition today, at
Pontiac..General Hospital where
she is being treated for multiple|
bruises. and a possible concussion,
The child is -Vallerie. Ruth Green,
7, of 755 St. Clair St, Her six-year-
old, sister Jearinie was treated for
multiple bruises and released from
the hospital.
Pontiac Police report the chil-
|dren ran into the path of an auto
driven by Arthur E. Rodden, 32, of
64 W. Tennyson Street, on Baldwin
street near Kennett.road about
4:30 a”. =: eae
.1|Sunday by the Pontiac Amvets
8| Post. The flag was received by).
188.0/twe patients, Mrs, nef Sine and
‘g John Mouridian,
‘4 provost marshall. and two members
-A United States Flag was. pre-
sented to the Oakland County In-
firmary and Convalescent Hospital
Mouriding: te = vateralieed citizen
who was chosen to receive the
flag because he rélishes his Amer-
ican citizenship very much, How-| :
ard Estes, infirmary director said.
The presentation was made by
Commander - Robert C. Adsit, as-
the- senior vice commander, the
of the post. *
Thieves Rifle Home |
'in Holly Township
‘Thieves broke into a home at
15839 Fish Lake Rd. in Holly —_
ship over the weekend,
detectives. reported today, taking ‘
portable sewing machine and other
valuables of\undefermined worth.
Mrs, Richatd Leach,, caretaker
of the home, said that the front
door lock had been broken off and
that all the drawers and cupboards
in the home had been ransacked,
Earnings-: ‘NEW YORK (TNS) — Consolidated net sales of Faas mag type
ries in
@
To Seek Legal Opinion:
- WASHINGTON (INS) — Attorney
was |General Herbert Brownell Jr, faces
congressional questioning today on
legal aspects of plans to permit |m
the cabinet to decide ‘when an ail-
ing President should turn over his
duties. * : ney an. peer of es ir - _
e $687,274) the oP
Net earnings en
pe
or $2.82
NEW YORK ans) — The per sisted by three past commanders, | they
| his dog's chain leash.
-twalking behind: told him to stop
Siiata
$31
sh compered wiih, "jorases r-share #5 = B. ie
in the business—"‘don’t courit your
chickens before they hatch.”
defore they hatch but hatching
them to fit airplane schedules.
Garrison “Hatcheries of Bridge-
town ships about a million chicks
a year from Newark Airport to
chicken farms in Puerto Rico,
di
The only. time the chicks can be
sent down without the necessity of
feeding enroute is during the first
72 hours of life, and the only way
can be sent down js by air.
The hatchery has made arrange-
ments with hic Express Interna-
In other words, the hatchery is
committed to.ship on certain dates
chicks as yet unborn of eggs as
yet unlaid of roosters and hens as
yet —— ‘
Man, 65, Defies | ‘Threat,
William H. Boyce, 267 N. Perry
St., defied threats on hig life yes-
jber on the head with the a
Boyce told Pontiac Police a ian
and give up his wallet. or he would!
the chain, knocking him to the side-
Puel and f isclosed toda = etal ar
had sales fe 148 561.976 for the "ot 1956, pn obo onths Node Det 31, with ane for the cor
period 1965, Net ge ‘or the
—_ six x mR Bab Bg ih Bye =
Ss ear per “hare ta i ies.
| 50% SAVINGS Ord Roots ‘Made on, fon Bly on. ag
<9, Chaamoeital:-ajate Seveiese
3 "We Stop Any Leok-Wo Rel T : “Large ot Too seit oe Flat Roots Our Specialty
They're not only counting them .
Jamaica and the British Went In-
tional for Shipping some 20,000 .
chicks a webk through the next six)
months.
Wields Chain on Robber |
terday and struck a would-be-rob-|,
el
escaped
1 - Bread Pan
; 1 - Angel Cake Pan.
os 1+ Muffin Pans.”
_ 1 - Measuring Spoon Set
\ 1+ Cooky Sheet - | al
er vl
y,
5- Mecsuring Cups
2-- Biscuit, Cake
2 - Pie Plates
2 - Layer Cake Pans 16. Piece ‘MIRRO Utensil Set
and Roasting Pans
t See the sensational NEW
1957 GAS RANGES
They’ Pe Autometic:
All the, Way!
Automatic TOP BURNER
Automatic OVEN
Automatic BROILER:
Aatomate TEMP CONTROL
Act Yow... LIBERAL TRA yE-IN ALLOWANCE.
ru \
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| numbers. you. ‘will, win at t least $100 and possibly $200.
: as simple as that. How “about getting busy
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alphabetically lettered and a corresponding: list of, sentences
with two clue words.. Each of the words is numbered. The
_-objectis to select the word which you think best fits the clue
gentence. You then place the number of that word in the
square which has the same letter as the clue sentence.
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le which of the two words makes the most sense in the ean Hyman, 5 : ° Aueaui ES 10, 16, 17, 21, 25, 26, 27 are.”
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fe 'D t aed wore $600,000/the Hodge probe. ae, one Steet See | feo gurty. All modern employe bene | . s in fraudulent’ state checks, Frank J. McGarr, -assistant U.S. ‘Ficeare Setseai servies Wik be | SOVHAt 3088" in 0. 5.| . 7 eee
ae :- Ce ee attorney, said at-the time of the) dram the ¢- f Soermai Daneral So. Am. Europe, To $15,000 | HOUSEHOLD |
4 § || Hodge: former Southmoor Pres-\indictments ‘that Leon Marcus re-|~ Ham ev. taane McPhee | ent info Center. Room 690, 410) © FINANCE CORP.” |
H -& Jlident Edw ar dA. Hintz and Ed-|paid $156,543 to the bank on June oie cemetery. Mes. Say i _Stuart Bt, “Boston 16. i es ey
re 1H a pvard A. Epping, former office 26, 196. - —_ [aa y= a. ~~ Airlines ; Need You os ech ge
a ) gq fimanseer for the high state offi « ale = cea aN, Universal “Alrines "fraining Gen: | YOUNG | MEENA Ph end is ta Ri | , ; .
Eb a. ee es Ee - are .sérv) son terms in GRAVES. MARCH 79. 1957, JU; ween = ;
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Sue es |": L : ae tte. million dollars ” oa heed $1 Is Stolen : Georgie A Wwendiing cand Mrs genization. PE (ates for appoint: you fore food. position i tan Men. & Girls ,
: . Ae 1, Ons, clever. | HARB. STRADY "WORK. OL | Sierrachuy’ Fou recetve $1.00" : s ot
» pipe eet i pee Stier, the parterrer mongrel] ur Sve fe mas fue: | "bie we Geom one _°| furan ym soon mene ts] macermomer sncnarany got | | ee a : Si al The . inflictments* against aldig ot the Francis Thompsons, 399 ey. eg a di’Catholic | SARBER. wy LAWRENCE. mote swith | —— > oe) Experienced gir! for doctors| eos
: a . : 5 ‘ag brothers and Rosene al-|Midway St., was one reason why| Church with interment in Ost | - + a i >. Tecedny und Womnesday. econ . es
N °o P § }leged unlawful diversion of bank|thieves only escaped with a piggy) fi" ,°*Stte’'at tie Melvin A.| Young man. to drive delivery | St # p.m. Parents invited, 31 W.| RECEPTIONIST TYPIST $200
8 : fro: loans. jbank containing dollar in hutt ral Home. Recitation| truck ana w No Lawrence &.,_Pontiac : Attractive girl who likes to meet
. € | money from real estate : casei SiMibe, Rosary will be held at 8| ni-nts tbe Ye 6:90, MY e316t. people, Car preferred.
: : j a Alfred Rado, owner of the La-change and Thompson's trousers.| p.m. Monday. en ee eee) Mel Ww ted Female 7 7. . 8 : a : Center. Pp .van FIGURE CLERK $200. .
Pg - [vine Lumber Co., told police Mar- x * * 1957 Can YOU Use Woes A WEEK Prefer mature woman with good ‘
s & [cus was leaving his apartment) srhompson told \d Pontiac Police the JRCAREE. MARCH | 1% age addin $0 year proseah pare: | ' Airtines Need-You . |. ‘ping stills. _
FQ R § over the lumber firm's office after 38; beloved husband of Virginia ines? Supply umers in Cit¥) gee our ad under Tnstrvctions, 9. af : : a i thieves entered his home about 3 Louise Jancaarek; dear father of Pontiac with the large Raw- Universal ‘Airlines ‘Training Gen JUNIOR SECRETARY
tex.) _ [Sunday dinner, Five or six meniam, Saturday. Skipper .-chased| Miss Carol Marie, Michael Josep® ig Aes mpme-| _ tet. ¥ Tera
oo A % ‘ ona ea as he co Pager tOlthem out of the house before the broter of Chester. John, Sianiey MCL, 696-716 Freeport. At, Ry x LEAD yl J and- shorthand
22 Pe "enter - Rado said the victim) thieveg could continue their work.| *° ' | Gowen, Tow BUM PEW &1 Can yc: 4 bh
t! : H shouted: . Zielina Maponeral. arrangements owe ee sey" mast be wood | Nationally ‘known Co, ‘ne a amb egpiciat sia a
i soe ss Ee elie (ees will be gnnounced later bY \8¢| CHER FOR OUT OP TOWN CLUB.| to'earm as much 6s 85002600 a| High school
H 3 -NAME ee ae ‘ H : “Leave .me alone and I'll give ke Keeps Speed Limit . —eE———e . : wages expected, een 22s rari mad Car necessary. . or interview Typing hil feeds no capertonce
4 ee , “Gee anything 1 got.” jon Return to Capital == Os Nattr, 2in"Sar in ae ea: | teres Bow? va | Banh mation ovet Dot | ewer awn a S STREET ADDRESS | setsesterceeneeseaserseaceerssseee EP Rado told police Marcus had $8,- * | Reloyed husband of Imciite, Lock. | ; Most BE, OVER Tt. | as aeorey's Goll b Country Trrist. Sow. Po Me toot sae 1 BAe - § [000 in cash when he was seized. _WASHINGTON W — President] $734."*Boosia and. Ruth Loek- ater, ve Tam. bs pn] Gide sash Unies LY Re. 40 W. P.M. -..... 8220
s ee a - & [Police said they found no money|Eisenhower was back at the White| wood and Mis, Miaiy Teloed? Stiss Exp. a. ed wort, cond Wip. 408 | Base Sitt es WANTED TO| - TYPIST.40 W. P.M. ...... $190;
peeeseeeentnteweee see saeeececesees 8 } s 4 2 , . r =! e : 8 e
on. his body. His trouser | House today after a comparatively! Lone wood Mrs, Ruth py On pga | COLORED WOMEN WHO EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $300 _
| Reiaabes coc seleammenan te | was ripped open, «~~ |slow-paced drive from Gettys- a bay ge Eleaters. 331 Main Bt. Rochester, |“ hausework Call FE _ 43841. Pi gerengg copra “ag ga 4
CU Along Oetted Une end Mell - _ * , * [| =Mareus was thrust into @ dark'barg, Pa. - . - | we Brey | Home with | EXPERIENCED IN REAL xe. | DISHWASHER. # TO 13)” office. |
- [ Chevrolet, Rado related, and the + * * ferment in Perry Mi. Park Geme-| TAZE~, Fni0y working conditions | Qi $,,%%%;,,ti} poop, PewLou) Ck
_ SOLUTION CLUES auto drove off Retuirning yesterday from | tery. Mi, Lockwood will hp in chew office wi AnD ee a a WEEE MEN _. i 2 , state at Pursley | Funeral Home. _ : 3 TZ BE. Maple. MI 64133. —— Accountant trainee (3171)... $350 .
Meanwhile, Rado's wife Joyce, weekend of-rest-at-his-farm, Ei-| ~~~ ~~ ag He ustheas J a EXPERIENCED GTRI, FOR COOK: Office manager, trainees (3091) E. = . : ~ GIRL FOR COO
a ‘The well well<deessed_ mon Yt) COLOR (2) buy 4 hie if it paw was upstairs, called police. /senhower’s car kept to the posted. THEOBOLD, MARCH 20 » eT Chea | EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE oy Dgepee. tere ©. References inside “collections, ‘for’ ‘ereatt on
——— is not becoming. COLLAR. speed limits. aa most of] Farnsworth Gott : eat | fisurance pian "Unlimited oppor. aie deekerany iver waac.| 7" ‘$300 |
: . oan * seat foolish to split them. ( Pams: ff the Hale trip. <Punerel service wil be bald Tors: Tg ee Sy aS .
: Apri % the ice wor! fegory - .
, OT ne inde? ella Stor Y Basa cial Patera Home ae ee jos; FOREIGN Kfsvufnctaring Ce. 29 oe Gr aebner’ S
ong od SAhacreackG (6): keen Wins Applause . Child of Lana Turner eee ancy wor, una. | ee ny st pela:| "Fo Waitresses |= “MICHIGAN'S a
; P Pp Found in Los Angeles »| Eva Marcella. 36 Mover. pOxtordi j Aol popentel es pettens. 1020 ad sieee 300. Lounge, FE LARGEST” : oe
5 . : ; ‘ loved wife o = 313 Pontise State Bank Bldg. -
True. "Gp uveLmOOS: | : OURNEYMAN ELECTRICI EXP.
. ‘4 oe hie —? (7) }as TV M usical ~.| HOLLYWOOD a — Lana Tur-) Eiasty, wood Parks tier, To wort ip Gheboywan, Michigan en, Aig ety MN, feu :
Pe ner’s 13-year-old daughter reported) fuct"*) oe , hg fevindustril electri, a maintenance. né._Remeree, Sich.
, Likely to involve police protection for a convict about to | NEW YORK w — “Cinderella,” ‘missing by her father, broker Bints, ‘Miss Blate Mnrie McKinstry. soutien, wiring AC. bad |EEERIENCED STATISTICAL | 1
om state's ‘evidence. ® PERIL: (10) -PAROLE. lhe ‘first. television musical by Stephen Crane, was located by po- rosy pg ig ty sister 2 CBee capeience stating ose be able So type & aren) cae a
- | Richard Rodgers and Oscar -Ham- li ly tod in Los Angeles of Mrs. Russell Vandawalker, Mrs. to Ff 1 — i - go Ramet ~~ i J
Lmerstein II, was given ah opulent ce early today in ngeles. Lottie Meir and Louis Parkhurst. Rieger Charmin. Paper Prod-| Age 21-35. apply in person only. ; L
& pu Crane the tall, brown- ong —— _ a held — Green Bay, Wisconsin. } , ‘a |. : reported. 8 am. thru § p.m., April and & :
90-minute production on -CBS-TV girl, Cheryl Christina Crane,| ‘2? 2 Be. TASORATORY TECH. FOR SMALL) oat colt. Soren alone | Ou At Last | last night. eyed the ‘Phamertelt Pevarel ome i ‘hospi jnot_neces-| Co. 521 8. Telegraph Rd., Pontiac
Rev Allen Hutchinson officiating. She Kishest OLiy. 2 —
New York TV critics ,said the minsing shortly before midnight. sa | FRR as, Ranta | a Stree 1a EXP, IN KITCHEN WORK SOME : Miss Turne: Crane - ‘2 . able
Ae | mey inte trouble pia | famed ane, Dredtony ran — vorced in cia bits a Plamertelt aie = srraete on m ladies & mens wool-| to live gn premises, rust Mer ' Fyvel mn
eo succe with ir : . = Van Tyke, Utica. ‘Apoly i in ground b with good salary, rm.
L For a produces, eye “easier if he knows | Sonia fantasy of the drab kit- oe w 31, 1967, CHERYL TaN “FOR HOME MODERNIZE: paid va ap-
aa . ' Se : ; % —_—* > ence. ’ 7] i MODERNIZA- itm, call =u peirty between
oe ae = soda : AnaLes, (it) lichen maid who became the beauti-/P]gne Forced to Land = on Lake horer: oe i aan Uraniag, wil train for xara Edwards
| A ptect wilt always be able i- ful ‘princess of the ball.. A Golf Cov : Mrs. Oliver alker; beloved. gelncmen. Apply ageless only, Ask a ke Seer ik & cocktails, TE 060. og
‘in the past, (18): Ene iy PACE F. Sere. On Areg GOM COUrS® |. Etieries adams and Mr. and Mrs. | Mr Bridges, Exp. Dishwasher 8 CROANEEND A beers of 7 8 Sat 4er~|MAM WITH -P§SNEL TRUCK TO '°
Sa eheceh Hares see pa cr of etl pemore @ — vs we ol EEE REE EELS palsies ee] PT EEE : ee = d this to work in. ales Pig performance as Cin. jarigie the =o ta Horii di atte! esereiBome “peabilshed rou tearing fio wef or egal | ~f ¥ Ur L OR PART TIME,
é Tudiserbed by the children, (it) SPACE: ta kee : Ti callend aloe: sungacemme | Se! a | ira a arene a | emuar mgetiy pay checks .
= "Ghariea Mercer, ,TV- critie for! = - . Card of of Thanks — 1 MAN FOR Light “WAINTENANCE eo eeker oF job Van wile |
a _ ‘A milcedire art ‘well have: got his start a ae the ted Press; termed the| _ janded near the, fourth hole | Podemsee Wos6 ‘years of, ge. Apply 406 © ae fom tat |
(25) a) “Rospicio A ne ta t Franklin Hills Country Club on tHe PAMILY OF ‘LITTLE PA- ot ‘
lee % hepa “pelghberhood: shier or san“ emaiog ge the outgkrts of Detroit yesterday. |" wela rman Wah 0 csted at Speiable, to le mike me | auc senting or et te w ‘ sting music & ‘ pay, e¢ : essary.
to cross the street to avoid one. so dy "touche | and lyrics.” But he said it is doubt.|.0” unidentified man stepped) relatives. friends and neighbors, |” or? cn a wenn te a) Tee: “furnished. For personal .
: iful, “Cinderella” could have a ~~ < qi bereavement through sympathy | —Rochester_Ra GEnERIe: ROCEEW ORE. Live 4 ' throttle trouble, and he took off acts of Special . . :
O. At & large = ea tt | opened “on Broadway with much thanks to the Fisher Body Di-| Medical - * in. Pleasant cond. Foreign fam-
. me one Weed haat Seay again after 10 minutes. See ny et Bette tka | Medics fly. Referenices MI 45418. BOOKKEEPER 1400 , =
phere wou a Affairs of Oakland County, . a GIRL FOR 5 BABY SITTING. LIVE pun Ratpe at backs ond of
Pte herd er nai Herbert show toiay.” | Seritence Utica Youth | _ In Memor Service oak bart, ok et Me pet | fon aimee ee . i's ‘roung to feel | Herbert show today,” --| Sentence Utica Yout In Memoriam 2 ‘ «. | 6:20 p.m, or after 6:30 at Lincoln] sible woman.
. ot as. = the. rity DOCILE: (32) & ®» 8 <«- a ~~~~ | Representative ~ | Send saeros Pe
| ee hg IN LOVING MEMORY OF LEONA |" _ | @ENERAL, NO LAUNDRY, as-| 54”. ag Me PU
||_Jack Gould of the New York} MOUNT CLEMENS W®—A 20- | ‘aaria Manigold, who passed away PROMINENT ETHICAL} sist cooking, 2 adults, 1 "child, | Fiat FEM Cnetacaty
eons i one of the . ' [Times said the show was “‘a love year-old Utica youth, Wayne W. es Maren TT a PHARMACEUTICAL er Mets oe mee vv 2 eendatan _ song
= “wepesene oe i
og - [story of often enormous charm’) Kaufman, was sentenced to 1 to | ever in our hearts, | HAS IMMEDIATE | _auired. | Birmingham MI 43686. Recents an = TY
1 irameutng , ht ee Donal roped land was produced “with charac- 15 years in prison after he ad- here by her Mother and LOCAL OPENING FOR | HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK, EXP. leasing phone volee and
will be pleased if his hopes tortie skill, dexterity and |ilt.”) mitted a series of 11 church bur- | esrory oe is we | 2 — DETAIL a Reet foenly. Mae slaty ae yping ability ; |
| te Gari: _— He added, however, that thé mu: glariey- in Kast Detrolt sind St. |“owiys Ben suarit who pase) | = soy netween the afte a ae Sener ;
+t -~$. In Grandpa's day. average man was deiecoind dt hav- — ‘sical was “wanting in’ some res- Clair Shores. A companion, Wat- Tiere cs husband who misses) ~~ +t 24 & 33? Refer, wnly VE ¢720). _____ flight sifl. ———
: ing to wear such a (37) BOILED; (38) SOILED. pects — call it that elusive quality son KE, Baker, was placed on five | and. iinastthe. shee’ tong since 70 [ve Bg 7ee Reve ea AD wr 88 i f00 KER PART TIME EM- too fight & =
T. It's best to be careful of sunburn if a long of fragile spirit that makes a fairy years probation by Cireuit dudge went. : -,_ Have you nad si least ¢| ployment. up for 3 svemings Pon JOBS FOR -MEN
winds (ash 40 GOING. tale universally loved,” ; dames E.- Spier, — And T think of you éafty and bourtr,| ""- years of ANY kind of sales| each week by liberal commis-| OOD SALES iS TRAINED, $328
way in a small boat.. ( RO ) 2 y . ee an Ane 1 bd ode —— ond conten | experience? sion. No epee No aes. Nationally known food firm =
\ . : : ‘ / ut the tears e 8 * eo terview rs. will train draft y exempt fel- : . 1
OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES a7 ATE BESS RE TEoon | cucomnsauens sete g) Fim ae act Raat) OP AE oe Cy are sii" the world forg H a. FOR SMALL . INVESTIGATOR, $323 -
. Kim_ Ske Searritt, _ $4,800 per year, gepentin upon | LA BORA TORY ee ah eee) ae
. 4 1. Anyone is elegible to ertter the POT-Q-GOLD contest Raise Off icials S a la r1es ll ll Sprig eg MY) Bue. = company car eal EAB ARC Mr reiphart, ours. Lin phar, OLive 1-838 man wit car ee vee
a : Pi : T, E 5 2 MO & 5 Me
; _with the exception of ntiac Pre: employes or their immedi- passed awa april 4 1058. co on tite La ll» a ae page, Apt om Write Pon- :
ate families, . fat lyon Area ession _[eadiy m issed by Be e tasaily end at'|. S000 aad etter Benet. "| Sa pret tee _ _JR. DRAFTSMAN, $400, . 7
oy ; . ne asa ate slover - INTERESTED? | LADY. TO Sake POR TNE. wo il S| fo
iat fut ¢ ptostont may 2 chen lane paves im this | i Biante st te ccLUDING A nepatlines atid amram i |
newsp ROCHESTER—M ore than 50| forpship and extra work result-. SAVE ENERGY, USE] Epuca BUSINESS | NICE R wb nce rales ee |
: i To submit an, entry” y contest, must abt his ned | Aven Township residents attended) img thereby. The salary of the WANT ADS! To find a BACKOROU! "patents eid bet a i ground. fore new business.
+ eS: e os ore: pervisor from A REG: : - on
nes" - stock ‘unl we 6 2-cent postcard. 46 Gntries }the-annual meeting held Saturday = $8,000, oak $5. a to job, place to live or a | Mr M B. Mittleman aa hee Being eo Live 1-058) BOOKKEEPER 425 .. Bole
will be acepted if they are in envelopes: ee for Puzzle No. | in the Avon Township Hall with $7,800 and free sured trom s4.so9 |Zo0d used car, see Classi- éuna 908 SALESLADY FOR DRAPERY FPAB- \. New firm wants Tesponatbe +
44 riust bear a Tuesday, April. 9 postmark or before). Supervisor C. E. Miller presiding.) )°” ified NOW. € = Fpabtic shop, TerHuren \ oS J > en
entries received after that time whether mailey or rec Gencleie calarioc were ralecd to $7,000. . 380 Fifth Avenue _Shoppiog Genter, decks ne
pid pr va spri-iaiaa pure seal Press is not reaposibie “ = scent at like Resolutions were made and weted eo a a New York 1 N. Y, WatrREss & COFFEE Sint. os “EVELYN EDWARDS
——— ee lee ated ans > eto by the assembly on war ® | is pe at = VOCATION . —_—_—~ : SEW RERDED ~~~ | WER. — COON ROU. SERVICE
4. Sorry, telephone calls or mail | concerning details ol the ff | the spreading of one mill for town- : 1: Pre ~ Ye, “paive just opened dur new| | CARETAKER - COUPLE 602 Community Net'l. Bank Bldg.
contest cannot be answered or acknowledged. : ‘ship purposes and ‘for the = The Foutiac cap | | Fontise office We je. need sats too. Bivtet” Rat? bows Gave" Kuper are
Prevent Septic Tank protection in Avon: Township, all FOR ‘WANT ADS have car. App iF 208 Woorbels Ta. ee enced.. Permanent. Ged — .
te lope Pontiac _— will award cash tine of $00 = > Trouble. with | outside the. village limits. DI L FE 81 Detwotn Ore ford Le and Tele-| - selary $309 mo plus food. rm. Slim Your Figure
po nan ‘one winning answer iq received the pice will be Th The adjourned meeting set 60); . A Po SES CAR SAUER. |. ha aie electricity, mee And Work With- Figures}. ,
Cry equally among the winners. = any week a wihed sre the ra =pripod = June); From 8 a.m. to 5 all ceeetace ieois tacee Sim, Ded force! car while ‘on, au. dae Jo} + 3 _ :
pass without arly winners, the prize will be adde i or the presentation nancial! } » BoP mouth Dealer, Cass at W.|- soutbfield - b=
weekly until a winning solution is submitted. f clean, odorless, and statement. ported Ttmmediately. whe pe n ane. TTENDAR - ke at tive Haile ‘rom $ 90
a ‘ + area A A WOMAN WA: FOR:
. y. §& Winners will be awerded an extra cash bonus of $25 fk working tres Sold at ail lead NOTICE TO BITUMINOUS PAVING| 4— sibtiity rn ame golf, club, Doorman and assist-) cook with all around cooking ex- | We have 8 .. dreamt job open for a 2
~ each if they are Pontiac Press subscribers of record on the day }}\Ing stores. Or st . . Contractors.—Sesied propossis marked) than to cate! the charges ‘Eat. References. Call kann Perienice, APP Te Seat fei eeaees ‘te werk —e °
- winners a announced. Qrly one such bonu: s can 2 awar d- RUTH DAVIS. i Prin noes Beslan og tang. Pine, cran- for that portion of the first ew Oy ‘oa. Tam r b gy ne Angas Gis Perry. Health ‘to Ppa! 7 oa
+ x us TG- : * ‘ace @ Pine, Cran- { : * seein .
ediio each prie-winner no mater how many weekly cntes |] \ aly Menlad wa” «J SER Gee's Cir Tak, Bee, St atts SALESMEN, | Woarig wanes QpeOgsGs | ean Gilg Setny | may dccumulcte. : LUNSFORD MARKET fae Long Lake Read, Cy of Bloom:| | ‘tered vatueleny through the Excellent rtunity for Ex-| oar home service. Wee a, week | Your figure. See Barbara at | : a be a rd é error When cancellations > fin tt 4 Career Center, ‘B-l Riker
‘alten and M-2%4 field Hills, Mic until 11:00 A.M. te to get perienced Mo ernizgation, roo ms plus commission. Fof interview 8-046
9. Bach week's puzsie wil be pybished Monday Wednes- | “GENERAL, WAREHOUSE — | EE7;,,P01 & MOT. Plans and spect: ) Ore, “Pain “aumoer Wo f| SCNE and Ineulation Ohcrwcen| phone FE +1226 between 7 pa. - OE Tens. :
day ~ Moog Poe penal on Ms end. a or _ all will e Secls Mighwey Epetee Ws Sus eee tor | scjaatmenta wl be gives ee And 9 p.m, Tues, 42-57 only. :
considere eras ad NKSo) din obtained at the| J Bout | eo ; ~ :
; | > STRONG BRO NG. BROS. HARDWARE weeding perpenes may be Staeines ort . exPen Ta wits Help Wanted 8| xP CED cip Ra. Street, Birmingham, : 2 time tor advertise ; \
8 Winners ond. correct solutions will-be announced each Jf The contract wih co tee ebeaning mene type sizes TRAIN sa inded energetic pers | ~Annnnn eee _ \ -
| Friday of the week following individual contests. Official keep- ff “RANDY'S. HARDWARE teooming and pabdline of fg remem | larger than regular agate | son 3 to 90 years, of ase (| PREB—NICE HOME FOR GOU- | ‘PROPER | ,
. g e MI ii 74
er of answers will be Frederick C. Ziem, prosecutor for Oak- ‘JJ. caee me and the application of @ one inch 1”) / 4 type CBR, pebteation ctlage lake, developments west | pit Piso 0 go poneras peweokory” Les
and County. Only the General Featjres Corp., origingtora of J mm ING. weg A thick bituminous Aggregate surface. Alo 7 of Pontiac. Will pay car allow. old enlid. Also’ small salary: MI |
puzzles, will know the solutions | until after each contest *A labor and material: bond ‘in the Trenkient Want Ads may. |e Bg 6-2170 Jasna) $240 ° aa |
is over. Answers will be delivered -to the Press judges by. steve's MARKET Bmount - age of the-contract price| § - be cancelled Ls She to 9:30-a.m- § sonal interview C. Senuett. en, Be CARETAKER — BARN PART OF “Bright rat “tady. who wants to| i i
: 3381 Elizabeth Lake Rd. to the the State of Michigan the day of = neation after 96, your rent of @ 2 room furni i
Mr. Ziem ofter.the final deadline. 4 oe = 34196. a e work ri rat Must type |
: | and a bond in the amount of 100%. of the first Insertion. CONSTRUCTION WORKER apt. PE 44278. oes td Je ‘Work “\ |
|_FRANK’S MARKET the contract price to guarantee faithful! §- -| [ROAD - KER | soa & WO! x at Deore. oF Barbe ay ,
BD Tete 1s only one correct solutior! to. the POT:O-GOLD M01 Elisabeth Lake Ra. performance of the work will be re-|f CASH WANT ap mates .§ |. [Rodmen)—S0) weekly to dam | gee jo
eum and only: that cofrect answer can win. The decision ‘of \ e's MaRDWaRe Ue esters eet ; oN ay Byline nl = 04 = uate a ee f-
the iv: , oS. final ee all ig tran agree ‘to. abide by oe | 493? Williams Lake Rd. - ts wneamount at z ot te a met re: hoon stig gg have chante H Pate a aa, a : J.
on... } ties, Beromind the pecpery o! e MARWOOD MARKET . com ¥ J 3 Le. 276.) on for aA : ae |
Press and [pone can be returned: MNaNCMinte na Uno aay eee en tr Sistem opt “BEST WAY |, f npl must be addressed to POT- PBAD, _ PONTIAC LAKE MKT. | crac Woe ih the bidding sor Game $98) | Lad, | Service, Lamsin \ : ye fy
ae «0 Mighland R48 zs ine > MLL 6 Get | Wao tba ern N SCH Rede Le
Bok itr Poatict , ioe Winners will be A A. PORCE MKE | 1 Re ta wh i — FB. 13 ny EN. WA DRIVE G. OOL wl. bee } } : of ae ; ct Leake i aN F aa i = Pa ‘ : :
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ence, ssa: Cayhoares, a a Ai PAINTING AND DECORAT- Formtea ® specialty. Reasonable.|“ walls and windows. Reason » Paper » Sane and removed.
Wee ob Betta ee ow “hi $ 0495 FT en 10 sy ig Bag ash. t. or. a cel ¢ Pree cetimetes FE t300. mal ee ‘REMODEL pated ree. est. FE 4-0205.
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pee, jalousies, ¢: 8, dditions é : [_Rensonabie FE FE 2-2116.
& repairs. EM “paris. CLEANING, FREE |
: CABINET WARES AND CARPEN- cattmates. ek: ‘
_ ter. Kitchens s specialty. FE. job PAINTING & SIP aua .
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day of. Ht Cal FE 4-1063.
_ Wayne He He ng
ir YouR mR FURNACE MAKEs YOU
nervous, call for our bee aod, serv-
ice. Kenyon Htg. Esa OR
PLASTERING AND RE- pair, Vern eetles PE 1028,
PLASTERING KEW OR REPAIR.
Work guaranteed. FE 5-0394.
. PLASTERING ‘D. MEYERS, EM 3-0163
FILED © 19 Bagley St.
TRIMMING AND ; REMOV-
- al. oe estimates. FE a4eis. FE
‘
WALLS W. Y MACHINE.
Pree estimates, OR 35-0186.
EEL FARM & & INDUSTRY TRA
Dresemaking Tailoring 16
DRESS MAKING ALTERATIONS
& drapes OR 3-347.
Furniture Refinishing 16A PLAID LAP LLL LL LLL LLP
REPA!RING, REFINISHING,
“Bleaching. Antiqu’s 8 specialty.
Garden Plowing 168 |* es
A-l TnoWNOS. WORK GUARAN- AAA ROTOTILLING SERVICE.
teed. very. . P. U. & delive sinvarine” VICINITY KEEGO":
ere Boy 34 preferred. FE
DEPENDABLE EXP. WOMAN
with ref. wishes coffee sep. cafe,
snack bar, counter . ita
work. Reply to Rox 12, Pontiac
24. eee
a ee ora WOMAN WANTS
day wore, or . FE. 8-3183,
GIRL 1 DO HO ORK
pa care for —- in Pontiac |
© Birm 1. PE 48556.
A aa \BY* VACATION-| Vite ing? Capabie — exp. wom-
an
care ¥. i children
in your’-Lome. EM
‘LIGHT OFFICE
Small office preferred FE 2-93:
MIMEOGRAPHING, a panel =
retartal service. | EM _ 3-26:
PAPERING © AND CoRR.
_Fx 60343.
WANTED: | WoMAN. GENERAL # Chia. . No wa State.ref.
OLive ive 1-0966 ‘after m sista Gh
Ww
xchai tine "Pre Bor 31,
POPE PS
Al LAYING, SANDING @ FIN.
j Poms contrac FE 31647
Poutiac uartwent. "Floor Service.
A-t BRICK & BLOCK WORK. |:
(Aa RO ROOFING & + se ., GUA
wARB TRENCHING — Water line. Fieid tile
FE 5-001. ACCURATE MODERN CA
H__DAVIDSON PE 4-440
ALUMINUM SIDING. E ¥
cere ie ome any _ FE 4-377.
ALL TYP’ MASONRY
Biocks brick and places - faene re nt — A
Porches, lions, roofing, sid
ing, rata sh .
drivse & ete. Jensen, FE)
aut TY 3 custom drawn. EM _3-4931. EM/|33_W. HURON
| ) Also esa al No “commer
‘cial. MY.
“HUONG. & REPAIR
& ARPENTRY WO K& 06
« ee Fen estimates. OL saeee.
GARDENS cncauter aK
rowed with power roller. eee es-
tes. FE 8-060¢. :
E WORK p Etats
SW EAGHINGS. OR iF
iromings done to my home. FE) Ht
| BURTO! rose,
Carpenter Contractin OR TRIM, GET OUT pty __OR 3.2276. D&M Bldg. Service.
_ CEMENT & & BLOCK —
awns and gardens also top soil
i] — sand _ and gravel. FE
estou (PLOWING. DEADOING
_tima GARDEN a DSCAPING. $3.50
> Manure for sale. Vicin-
ity of "Kecgs harbor. FE 8-3256,
9" a TILLING BY THE E JOB.
56-6780 after $:00 p.m. ee
Income Tax Service. 17 17}
A WODEK TAX CONSULTANT r Former. Internal Revenue Avudi-
. Oper tor. o% W. Huron
eves, FE 4-1540
Garrett. Open "til 8 p.m.
Tease 381 & Saginaw, Just AA
Wa
rE
8. of Economy Furniture
ALL INGOME TAX SERVICE | LC 156 WOODLOW |. §5 N. PARKE
45388
sold aN INCOME 1 Tak R
mi Pee
sooe
FE (8-3509. Home rece a
Biva. 7 F or 41444. _. EMPIRE "COME TAX S*FRVICF
Building ‘ Service tl C. del}
190-Oxbow’ L ae Ra.
Your hoyse or mine
INCOME FAX tabbied —PRE-
eae ee
BENJAMIN, R. R, BACKUS ‘us aed Bow _. Pit. 8-031 rai
NEED HELP ‘Ancome Ta Tax? $5.00 per aver-
| TSiee are bome. FE
SERVICE
| j ae. OR 3-2043 5756 Highland F Ra
dopo ANS. TAX SERVICE
haefer - Hosner, 41 E. Tennv-
off Baldwin Call Fre #1137.
Insurance Agencies AZA
Austin-Norvell Agency STAY HOME, INSURE BY PHONE, EE 2021, AFTER, 6, FY’ 46212. Prez, AUTO, DRIVE IN FOR INSU DRIVE OUT WITH ASSURANC 70 'W. Lawrence. Corner Cass
INSURANCE
OF ALL, Kine INSURED BY PHONE ~ Nicholie & Harger_ Co;
MAHAN’ REALTY. CO.
nig bg: ll wees
Laundry Service 18 ai
a phone Ponidue Lawn PRY, sen.
| GACE CURTAINS, PLAIN OR RUF- flet Beautifuile ‘inished, Pontiac
INCOME TAX 8ERVICE.
Pontiac Farm and ~
Industrial Tractor C6
"| PAINTING & DECORATING, . REA. sonable, free estimate
__5-1204; or MA 5-6391.
PADSTING & PAPER HANGING.
Wilihite, FE 6-0580.
PANTING WALES 1 WASHED 5 Px
r cleaned remcved, B.
Sandusky oe b.at08 a
P aiNtING NG. PAPERRANGING
TUPPER’ OR 3-7061
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING,
prices very. reasonable, work
_guaranteed Phone FE_2-4315.
PAPERHANGING, 1 P A ALN TING,
—plaster_repair. ee PERHA cAnGING ; -_ ae Ann or PE 40028
Television Service 22
cop aumavees RADIO & TV
DAY OF | NIGHT TV SERVICE. FE 1206 or r PE §-6390
GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY MAKE. FE 4-0736, DON'S
_RabdIO & TV. 127 8. 5
~ ‘Typewriter Service 22A PPP LLL LLL A AINE PLL
RS. "Chie pein Fy {ADDING ma-| oN Eaper work
General Printing’ and ome Sup-
_Ply_Co.,.
Upholstering 2 7 ee
BEADLE’ DRAPERIES, 8 5 SAMPLE
shown by appt. FE
EAKLE'S CUSTOM orn ach aTES. ing, | 9114 Cogley Lake / 4, EM
L/ a
———— — ~ ret =
8 VERS, & BED- 8 ds. Your material, FE §-5797.
u \TEST a> HOLSTERING, ties... owest prices, FE 2-1994.
Lost & Found 7 24 PBPBLB BLL A AA
LOST: MAN’S TOE RUBBER, SER. SIZE
11. Call MUtual 4-2803. Reverse
_charges.
LOST: BLACK =. BETWEEN
Drayton OR $1400 2937 Seebaidt,
_Reward. OR 3-1400.
“Travel: ‘Agencies
START PLANNING NOW FO!
SUM@IER VACATION
| Reservations a and Tickets
INTERNATIONALS NAL & SOMESTIC CRUISES - HOTELS — RAIL --STEAMSHIP
PONTIAC 7 TR AVEL
Wed. Children to Boa = €LIENTS WAITING
For oy and sma} homes
= in town and also. in
= early bird that = the
orm. ;
_-Edw. M. Stout. Realtor TN. Ba St.
: Oe eves. “ti 8:30 Ph. FE 5-8165
jake: Private entrance. nen? wel-
at Washing facilities. MY
aa.
& BATH, 2ND.
3 RMS., RN. BABY WELCOME,
also bachelor apt. FE <et
itr Me BATH. CLINTON APT
3 ROOM, CLEA Aggy ~ es
Private. ry drinkin . Phone
3 ROOM UPSTAI arr 8
Pontias Motor, private: &
airy “LEGRAND.
+} ROOMS & BATH; MODERN,
"ROOM, ODERW, ‘CLEAN, _ quiet, carts furn N. Johnson,
i AND, YY ROOM: APT. aL FURN. Clark. enter, close in, adults, PE 2-4366.
pa. Inquire 2 Aubura, eee ot.
ee < = rR ADULTS. NO DRINKING. a = a {it~ ae eect
Wanted Real Estate. 32A
clean & private, couple only, FE
$-4032
_Parke 8t
Rooms | | & BATH FOR RENT,
os E. Pringew) -
4 cone & LICENSED HOME. Ma
e
LOVED AND ©. CARED
oar CARE it geen home —— Leslie
BROKER LISTINGS WANTED LET < parese WAITING.
~Middleton \. _FE_§-6003
Wtd. Household Goods 27)
FURNITURE NEEDED
in the city”
area .
A.
FE rer * SELLING YOUR -
HOME? .-™
We are in immediate need
‘of good residential property
‘and suburban
‘around Pontiac, F:
“= — corvies, call =
YLOR, R
it’ for ou. OA:
avi non, Bie sere Wtd. Miscellaneous . 28
: tee tg 4-560. j/ # .
WANTED TO BUY: HIDE-A-BED in a ye — and
— le BOY'’s BIKE. OR
57 our m
Ht rx ee
_MULTI SOLD Tf you would like this sign on
rs house, let us show you how
of contacting Rgrnioe
buyers takes the strain awa
you. No obligation—a —
meee at your —
Humphries ero itor PE 47114
rie L bsTiNG SPavice | ,
rp. 2 Worse vine Ms RL
: ___ Wanted | to Rent 3
a 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, IN CITY.
Exncurive courte ne
fm? up to $140. Call after "|
. FE 5-823.
chools, Will pay “F100 month. FE
SMALL UNEURN.. MOD. HOUSE with bacewient garage.
YOUNG WORKING COUPLE WITH
excellent references would like to
take over home for family vace-
tioning. Pontiac i x 46.
Share Living Quarters 4 30
AVAILABLE APRIL 18 ATTRAC-
_ home, west side, mood - or 3
refined -WHITE
- BROS. _ REALTORS
sao Dixie he
R 31295 or dr: 3-1873
Spek Bee “ti 9 — Sunday 10 to § Phone O THE BEST
PLACE TO
SELL YOUR PROPERTY. JS WHERE. MOST
PROPERTY
Is
SOLD!
Lost: LARGE RED, MALE
“hound, . PE 5-7004 or EM 3-0020,
-LOST: ‘BLACK PURSE BETWEEN
Drayton Drugs & Seebaldt. Re-
ward, -OR-3-1400-
LOST: FEMALE SETTER.
right black ear, vic Clarkston.
FE or MA 183.
LOST: MOS. OLD FEMALE
black ped white: marking on
ive one &
pa iat League.
MICHIGA N :
sociation~ will -reward of $50
for inform bey to
Sec. 72909 Bee ie Rae Pontiac.
Hobbies & Supplies 24A
“ATLAS 0° LATHE & ATTACH- tias
Milling machine. +.
Delta” 2. spindied drill press,.
Delta. single spindle drill press,"
— wood & metal cutting band |
power hack saw & other
4 ment. Disposing of my hob-
Mh es shop. Priced for quick sale.
NEW SCR ABBLE SETS 83. 3. PAINT
by number sets 61 69 up “‘ E
- to. fith.. B. STOSE,
"Lawrence, Pe bias,
ee & Personals ‘25
> AAK PRIVATE DET
ete
- AEROTRED KNAPP _
eS SHOES | Fret Herman bl
Rd 2070 Airport ee eee
DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES. _Mra Burnes, FE-.2-8814 93 Mark. ae eens
ANY GIRT.. OR WOMAN
ing a trendiy oaviner, contact | IM ATE UL Phone ties and ioe po Hg Or have
K:L, Templeton, Realtor 239 Orchard Lake’ nt rE a) Mrs , Lan PE
_ 25122, “contiaental, toe Salvation
| an a tage meter
icufchs 41) 8. gene e
“Giee on take Goan ih |
“THE: AN box
sLDeRLY NRW ARE furn, a — eee |
_An counte, paid, rE. «188.
+ WOMAN WOULD — B —-
woman.to share op
of Tei-Huron..
Wid. , Contracts, Mites 32
000, 000. 00
To Buy-fo Sell-To eeere
MABAN “pe beeumes Co Sundays
: rE ji
CONTRACT WANTED FOR RR IMMF- |.
New or. seasoned.
PE 44813. Ask for Mr. Clark.
IN-A FLASH
A. Johnson TRADES | peel are specialists In trading. We
€ a reputation as the | 9 4ni) ) ROOM APT, OVERLOOK- tonaae traders of the Pontiac | ing Sylva. Lake ‘All utilities.
< trading your real
rtunities
isted> for an
possibill:
estate.. We have homes,
incomes, bus iness
and Borthare resorts~
DORRIS & SON REALTORS
Phone
i & 2 RM. APTS.
ner sone Ls Mechant
RcuAndE FOR |-
Leh ron of elderly man.
i one ae On BUs TKR. Prefer pensioned
cat Fete UNiv. 1
263 |
QR LAND CONTRACTS. | | Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33 anWelt, 4540- Dixie Hw
355. 162 _W. Huron _—‘ Phone FE USED CAR LOT _ON
thoroughfare cane Pontiac.
Brown. Mi 6-080
| a 2 OR. 3 BDRM. HOUSE
‘WHI pay cash
ROOM -& KITCHENETTE. CO
_ple or lady. 261 Orchard Lake
om, end
aREALTO
fie “FT ree Rd.
i Ra RMS. WEST SIDE, TV; PRIV
frat $82. —oe all utilities.
S. PRIV. ENT. C CARE OF
mph “7 in exchange or rent
$$ ia Tel- Huron” vicinity.
~ouroachs
Pvt. ent. & bath. Children wel-
-_ come, . Gingeliville, PE 5-1927.
gs
WER To)
Ri YOUR PROBLEM:
J Want Ads! To sell, +
; ‘hire, its BE 2616h, a
rk
So
_men only.
fi poo iA rit
“ROOMS
| sd 1 or f uae, =e We.
7 eM. & BATH. ALL PRIV. FE
* eee
¥THING > FURN.
~ BASEMENT bs =m
ent. a nN. paz. + ROOMS & BATH.
31_Stowell.
7 BEDRMS. PORN. APT. as aod lights. Suitable for
lA! vi ck FOUR- FOUR-RM” APT. PVT. Ent. Pvt fe $16.50 per
-“TTRACTIVE 3 : > & BATHS GARAGE week: FE_¢-
_near airport -Adults. | le
CLEAN, rim Spike 3 a]
oa th, priv. — ¥
wo
Rd. FE-
iC g
_ Square | Lk, FE 68-1570.
v. ea eer
_Grinkers, 1
LARGE 3 ? RM with PRiV. ENT.
id bath, all util. avatiable. 421 N. Perry St
ONE LARGE RM. $0 wk.
FE 5-2565
sMAGt APT WITH PRIVATE bath. 101 ‘Mechanic.
VERY Nick 2 ROOMS. Taal ENT.
_ FE 2-555}.
war re . § ROOM FURNISHED apt. Nicely decorated. With ga-
rage. 319 Liberty FE 2-223. ~ pier . Eyt BATH & ENT. 8.
6 small fam ‘By Fishers. rE
_S2362 or PE 4-406. 5& BATH 1 UTILITIES” CALL 10:30 to 2. Pontiac, MY 26186.
tg Be. od
‘cou
Hwy. ‘mle’ N. of «A 4
art. oes Ce PURN. CALL AFTER
a eer 3 wo & BATH.
CLEAN J RM. APT, NEAR DOWN. town ent, FE . 5-0648. _
eLEAN APT TTIL FURN. N- NG
_| GROUND FLOOR “FRONT. SMALL _ apt. 1 man 133 (E, Howard.
RANKLIN A ROOMS AND BATH, I LENT CONDITION. INCLUDES AMPLE HEAT, WATER. ADULTS ONLY. $65 A MONT “A SEE
CARETAKER AT Ais UNION OR PHONE FE 102 "HURON.
furn. incl, laun-
ree facilities, child welcome, TV ae Sees bans, ee
“Rent Hones Unlrns 6
= Moat TaRnAOE: $16 A
MO. OR 3-197.
T ROOMS, PARTLY FURN FULL
basement, 2244 Hammersiea aft-
er 6
| eae pn. 9 a rth. off of of pve Rubure Heights. In- — matt Dorig_ Rea
¢# ROOMS et BATH, ¥i5 A MO. _ Cait PE 22135.
7 RNS. BATH. ax 0. GARDEN space, ue Lane,
Clarkston. Re
jock. | 4 4 RMS... aD BATH. $70 PER month. Near Pisher Body. Call
_MA_ 66205. _
FOR RENT SMALL LiL MODERN +
bedroom se as poo
: rketon
Easton Rd., 8621 Thendare. Will fod
at address” ohare. | ; Set. & <fundes ie = : :
Thurs. & Pi. evenings. i .
Sanaae fiousE, 4 “eh
_tollet. -PE_¢-0001, : = MODERN § ROOMS. BASEMENT _d-car garage. PE 8-3576.
NEARLY AAS 3
ane aner a OR 3
Bender Drayton Piains. “Ra sia HOUSE ELDERLY i
BEDROOM.
1 heat, extra nice.
arae2, 3163
RENTAL
- UNITS" Attractive new duplex ivpe units,
Reasonable rent Locaied tn Pon-
tec on ea “ ct. Perry 8t,
For Rent t Rooms 37
4 ROOM KITCHEN. GIRL, P pay By eoepanes: washing.
TR! Poo FOR LADY WITH COOK-
meee A pa furn, 77
Bugs PE EeEyind RM DOWN-
* own, Pr Pvt. ent, FE 4-0
A SLEEPING ROOM Fok
rivate entrancer FE ¢-0713. et . Huron.
ATTRACTIVE YE ROOM For t GIRL. Kitchen, 547 W
BUS STOP: oT ne GOOK- ing. 499 W. Huron, FE 2-0056.
D GLEAN ROOM CLOSE IN. NEAR
PE 2-607
CLEAN ROOM FOR MAN. FE 2-24
FOR i OR 2 GENTLEMEN RIGHT
dowr town 41 Pine FE 3-8820.
wy you “WANT A SEAN UIET ree trv our home. At bus
8 op.
Liont snOUSEKEEPIN rr) ROOM Adults only, 3300 Elia. Lake BR i
= aa ae
privileges, garage. Lingoin.
NICE N — } ROOM
$7 week. 64 Ed ison. FE 5-2168.
NICE FURN ROOM FOR LADY
or = girls in apt., building.
close down Bh pend general. &
state Hote ital. bus line, kitch-
en & was ol prinieees. 115 State
Apt. 6
Rent Apts, U Unfurnished 4 | PLEASANT SCEEPING ROOM 3 5 ROOM. 3
1 ROOM SITCHENETTE, PVT
bath heat, hot — gre water
Stove, & refrig. Adults only
2 N “paddock, A aiana Apt
| & 2 BEDROOM, PARTLY FURN dl + -yr.-around. Lake front
| ipl. 06 5 Pontiac Lk, Ra,
_Pariridge, “B__ +3861,
. ent, Heat & hot
vie, “ef Auburn
burn, FE 4-6041.
| _ Stove & _ refrigerator. _OR 3-7966.
'? RM UNPURN APT. ADULTS.
= Highland Apt. Ҥ 8. Edith.
ROOM UNFURNISHED,
ns in of MIN ae $15
» be FE month, Cail 4. . Tay-
4-754
_furnished *202_N. Cass.
407 NW, Cass. OA ©2018.
__With_ stove & heat. FE 425.
3 a Ris, L oe WITH HEAT.
renter, Bee Mr. Smith at 28 E
_Huron_ St.
ROOM UNFURNISHED ~~ || hand? to Pontise Motor, $46
r month Call 3. A Tery-
4-2544
| UTARGE RMS. “& BATH. PVT < Heat & hot water furn. OR
23-1978
soll AM. APT. CLEAN. QUIET _ - Employed couple. No ariae
PE ne, eae wr WATH MAIN
floor Close downtown
tiac, ‘per month. Cail Realtor
i 7 Ras. AND BATH ON MAIN FL. hot water furn
2383 Au-
13 ye DUPLEX. PATIO. LOE. Yes Children welcome, FE
5-83
; Spore __ CLOSE in. Grtiriy iaies
a F.-} “BATH. UTIL: PORN vn
3 7 RMS. |. CHILDREN WELCOME.
7 LARGE ROOMS. B ae jPPER
+ “roora apartments with heat, hot
water, stove and refrigerator fur-
nished, Near Tel-Huren shopping
PORCH & GARAGE. . Close in Clean FE 8-1414.
screened porch,
“lake s-4303.
der 15. 818 week,
_5. Parke. he
5 kM. UPPER. 343 Twin. OPP Orr
_ Sanford
6 ROOMS.
aleve in. Call
x ON Lk Oni
_Keulle. Me tie $ A ag
371481.
ANON APES
EECOND FLOOR,
}. FE
: ve bus line. A 517 gees pply 4 “Roa LOWER FLAT. os
—
FE 2-997.
4 ROOM APT. W Pr. WO CHILDREN EN UN.
24663 or FE
OW, “wim | |
sOTLDING ~~ Modern 2 =. ‘Walk z
BRAND NEW
| CowER: CLEAN 3 RMS, e BA
ett, Heat. ‘ag
$36 «mo 20 La? yy
water fara. « blocks from General
bus FE 8-1180. aera ROOM, PLUS SINGLE OR COU- . le with kitchen & laundry: priv- |
__% bres Buse varege, in quiel
‘wo. me
FE
eens ROOM. FIRST FLOOR. ws neat down
FE 2
SLEEPING ROOM with sone - Se ahr ae 16 Bchool St.
‘LEEPING ROOM, 18 18 SLENWOOB
SLEEPING TO owe iT
ease or ee recom, Near
_ General Hos #1344
WEsT SIDE RUGINEaS, ee _ Shower, garage FE
WOMAN. COOKING pn ats}
orivate. PE 4
WEST SIDE. — aEFING ROOM,
business women preferred, garage.
_FE 37412.
oon 7 oases. Good “nen 8 near bus line, 401 N. Paddock.
2-0054,
_ Rooms With Board 38
vase. PRIVATE
Shesenk Rates include doctor's
2nd_wersieg_¢ oats, = i
‘
OPAPP LLP LL APP PLLA AP
HOTEL AUBUR IN . Roome by Dev or Week
Also 1 or * room apartments.
Cooking. and refrigera: “ 5
' | 484 Auburn
¥
Perry.-PE 5-812 26.
2 STORES i6 % . PAREING
H sp Pier reat? Moat’, waiet fur. HOUSE FOR LE. IDEAL ty
type of business, ft. front gt ara ures. iy
_ Rent Office AAI Al
| DOW NTOWN | | Lecated within 300 feet ef 100
r — corner on E, Miron 8t
3 room suite with
750 mg Heat and hot water
furnished, ‘Lease available.
Roy Annett Inc: REALTORS
a §F. Huron &t.
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4
of | cENTRAL LOCATION 2 seas Harbor ‘est parting
"LOVELAND pe “ase Lake Rd. Keego Marbor
24875 4-1661
RENT. . iw. J.
tor’s office epresenta-
tive Heated Prenty i Pe es ?rking,
4 8 Wood Soeam) — eee » 188
For Rent Miscellaneous 42
300 AMP. yar gaa ‘oAgoLtNE
welder, FE 5-1435.
For Sale Houses 43
4 ‘ ee HOUSE, ‘$1,200 DN.,
| BY OWNER HERRINGTON BILLS |: Sub 3 bedroom brick
Sime ei Homes 38A
SEMYI-
rooms for aged or con-
Hotel Rooms -. 39
| 408 MO
DIAMOND 1-0310 25—3 bedrm frame
tull basement, A by 220 ft
Extra lors? kitchen,
QUA — ‘hroughout. -
Model Open: OR 3.9300 5 Pus pvin + BLK. N . CRESCENT
"AL FISHER - 0322 James Cousens, Detroit, Mich.
3 ber eget wy OIL HEAT,
te ween 8: sees gare ¢ rivileges, citre.I
kitchen; break
read. Phone EMpire . Sale By Owner
3. be “bedroom “house. Laree —
fa Sosa Hot air heat.
heater. Lar
ome. ( Long a plenty os
West of Pontiac —off —
3
Buy Thru Partridge
bist Thru Partridge
CIVILIANS
Hy nebhite road.
KUSCHELL | MT. 64133 —, homes, 3 bedroom, bath
nd %, huge living room, on lot
POSSESSION
$700 DOWN
Jo 6-1528
ment in good,
bedroom hom. Row fF
, the price Newingham ‘ In Auburn Heights 2 bedroom home ori full base-
A erty in = condition
Destrable a lots Sars avall-
m $500 to $1,500 able rangi per lot |, Oar “building =
peoee & - investment, Call tm
"iL ye "NEWINGHAM L ESTATE
Corner posed & Crooks Rd.
FE. 8-3002_
In ‘Syfean City
reation room, A home
down,
3450 Windcroft Drive
In Otter Hills
looking Otver Lake. 3
tractive 3° or
vancing available.
Svivan Lake Area
2214 Avondale
tn.
‘Terms to suit
2383 Orch
IN SYLYAN SHOPPING 1430 OAKWOOD. — An at- tractive 1% story.3 bedroom .
with. gas heat, plus a rec-
will be proud ry live-in plus
an excellent neighborhood.
Priced at $13,060 with $4,000
A Beautiful Bi-Level over-
3 bed-
2442. Square Lake Rd.
In Pine Lake.Manor - Your chofce of several at-
4 réom
ranch home. Lake Privi-.|‘
leges tnchuded. a fi-
errs SpE FE 2-616.
Cc UCKLER. REALTY
FE 4-400: bent eas ee T-e11p
PIONEER 7 HIGHLA
8c extras, $15, oma down pay~
ment. Call 32-4005.
KNUDSEN automatic gas h care
cotne Li — fees
y room,
arage, many
ened | W. ashington Street
N icely Furnished’... . “Gan be “pur chased gamer
_payment of Exceptionally ‘fine 6
room ft) beth home,
in best of condition. New
- heating socom, oo Be water
ner goed carpet...
ing throughout. Furniture
like new. Be sure and e-\s
on this one,
WM..H. 1. KNUDSEN |
$10 eer A “FE 4-4516; Sang “can FE
“Bay Thru ace 77
List Thru Partridge
5 ; See: Yours tae abe
66°W. Huron zi ‘2 HOUSES * AND 2 ACRES
Good 6 rm. modern farm house yuh eat, large chicken house, grape « * pe” 4 rm, modern ik
andl house with floored attic. Well lo- cated, views in north of
ROCHESTER
per m
‘RIDGEWAY, oe : 15 Baldwin Ave. FE 46203 «
LAKE FRONT
2 bedrooms, Attle can be made <
into.2 more bedrooms. Will wade
for house tn Pontiac.”
—— modern home, Lake priv.
$1,500 down Several other good room « . poste from $300 Ay $1, 0p down, _
¢é& room houses for colored.
P. W. DINNAN ~- PE 42971 .
* BY OWNER | foeaia, (ea Faces 11% beines ” "bedroom home. Hardwood floors.
Priced to sell at $31,500, Plastered walls. Gas heat, 2 lots. +
Low down payment. rE 4-0057.
our. attractive, 3 bedroom
brick bungalow. Gas heat, |
full basement. Here is a
home you'll be proud to live
to sell at $15,
SY LVAN REALTY CO. ard Lake Ave. FE 5-9418
_ CENTER
7 bedroom ranch,
s- dream home, Prettily
built im oven and
$
rE yer
Oxford
D Fletcher. OA #3001.
oi ulecturing . Pletcher.
_ Rent Stores —
Scenes water softenet, "Fee. Call Mr Parsons, FE 5-8
HOME MART 1062_W. ‘iam MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Cass Lake, W ater Front
pel
semi private peninsula, Bome of
the features are natura) fireplace,
floots beamed ceilings, 2 car
tered 000 © oth Very = specia ‘
i! fice or Miss McGill
Large 7 room bungalow, haa in-
come of $60 per month, _in
tion to 3 bedrooms for owner.
Eicken ty atin garage. wih a a.
workshop, $2000 . do Office or
West Huron Commercial Large buildin, ouilan alley and park-
bie for light. man-
bates Oar io ig —_—
‘WANTED 2 or 3 bedroom home
with basement. Donaldson Park,
Sylvan Shores or Sylvan A aa ;
oe eee Drayton Woods
Lange Three Bed
plugs repo Beautiful r ho
iM car,g ec. Lot Size: 80k zat. Priced “at: $24,700.
: Troms To suit You . ‘
30 -Day Possession
WM. J
KENNEDY » —-
chen screened
| Age. burnished Fy —
$2,089 on” _é ‘STOUT S|
~ Best Buys
—~! —. Today
LAKE FRONT Cute and clean 2 bedroom: :
bad round nome located on -—
prongs of at ican
Bolid: “oom ares: living room oa ire. ce, full bath. handy
"ready
‘ST. FRED'S DIST. tis new 3 bedroom home
on one floor, vacant V4
oa and gas
$00 with
ne AMILY
located near schoo!
+ COTTAGE
2 8 DOW N
TOM. oir thas ’ for
Taree" family -ot style kitchen
tile bath, basement, oli
water heat-
— ar at $3,000” $ii,-
down, .
Excellent return for invest-
ment on this 2 per nee “and
“HONEYMOON .
Seale. ‘Only “ya00 ‘own Ey
handle
it ne .
Edw, M.'Stout Realtor: aN
PINE LAKE _-,,
Aa i) v ee = practically ie
reach: ore home. :
bedrooms, full some
ae EF RONT 4 lots, can be purchased individu-.
ally, or as one reel, Excellent |
for tarowen,.
evel homes. All ¢ lots «
CLARKSTON NEW HOME with all 5d '«
. home Prcallee so
ene beeeeeea, oak
iT
ee oe 800. a i*
Humphries FE 26414 Realtor PR 47114 is N. Telegraph Open Eves
tiple Li __._ Multiple Listing Service
1011 Ww. onal
FUTURE BUSINESS
” breezeway, attached ga! : site we jovely monet oe R ANC H HOME’ ACRE — Lake privileges, Bilver i= Many feature:
space, fireplace, sunroom, 2 bed- rooms, gas beat, "
A brick home, landscaped...
sotor | ROOM HOME § © = omy Dees oe oe
Mike's schools: Ideal for - st
darge family Cf : a. oO" _
extra room — . ALL
J. RCHiltz
carpelng a erties Daler con: vs, ener, ine beautiful lot. Privi-
leges on Sylvan Lake,
Be Meg eon rage on 80 ‘ asement
jot, Will have to see to” believe. Pull prise. ‘only 42.950. ‘ a
% This ranch-t home fire-
$ ge Suchen end lace, oes A pine
af — dl
munity. 4 ee on this one
Russell Young ~ REALTOR-BUILDER
2_W. Huron FE 44825
. THE PONTIAC aus ed La, APRIL. a 195 -
iiving
large :
th gs ment, .
Auburn" satis: - me e se
GILES REALTY co. $21 BALDWIN
MULTIPLE LisTING sERvICE
_J
_ DAILY |
5-8
"Budget ©
*- Rancher” - 1266 North Cass
BUILT ON. YOUR, LOT
RADE
33 Gingell Court. Su, 3 apart-
ly eteraiens a. pode nionthly income
Bees cou-
George R. Irwin : ;
= GAYLORD
Multiple ‘Listing Service
state gue | CEDAR SHAKES $9,973 home. ‘room. Yo. .
= [as = omen. = 4 "
phage: {room A es $405 DOWN. A new 2 bedroom) ftli" a e. ren |
r all for im- + ;
Se oe | gee Sere wi C. HAYDEN, Realtor ‘pointinent, to hiapect our ‘plans,
Walton FE 68-0441 t feel ae
Open Eves. Sun. 10 te 2. we Sov. oe < ‘TRADE
Ottawa Hills = pean _ a
> Newer Brick, Basch, Dunesion. | by oweer. 3 bait home with oll
$6175) living-dining room with _ ee Ee pn rey
pees. kitchen with break-| Eves. age wale a ices
BR #208 8 Partitioned Sees vocne .
furnace ond incinerator.| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIOB ed yard. Feo. include eh | - carpeting in 2 Owner / .
transferred. N & :
Perfect. ‘Lake Frost =
a peg Aly iy 4 - Prey . R TER ~ For
Fe caeeea a bala, - “small amount of 4,500" with
{0 closets. Recreation room on $500 down and £68 ‘pat mo.
jake level z Doopees es. caret-| pou oO omy i room
gentle arese, Lot Taxieo with) full" dining vreom. ktieben.
we | _ Sag, betrecet ad Nem gost : ficiuge eh fone wan co ol ym, Loc ;
New Brick Ranch Homes| - cLeaw’as A Ee
well fm restricted aren | File lovely Scoom home
in utiful Jake region-west of iy a eae:
‘ oe. you can- live ‘and| - Mi. ily-sized podigienn J
oye ¢. Each ge em Kitchen, 2 bedrms., .
iiral, decign with 3 bedrooms } ed walls, =
aad 1 to 1%, vanity ties bets. :‘ eS a
tional activities room at rear of | ‘ pe. : fenced yard. fee
ear Lei A few how ng } ay Z
waitin ee gy ‘suto.| JUST A SHORT DISTANCE
Bae ee ciate bes | ga me as you to see these : this: .
gino acags aly Same RE
kitchen. Modern bath, 3 ige.
ee with ample snot
nace, aluminum storms & screens.
ie hoon Sea |. Been a ae Fie Seer, T5x154; wees on ee
: at Hit ate, win fa. down,
Templeton | S25" |
si, fpaned ee ett | ckarsing to "wg Xu St ale tor onty_slorse0. Very a all made
WILLIA MS MSLK. FRONT «Seo ria eaie tae
| laundry room and - space vould "be finished for ‘recreation
pabstan- ital K. 1 Fempicton, Realtor,
~___Atter 6, FE 20602: Rd, FE After 6, FE 23-0602 ;
COMMERCE _ HIGHLAND - LAKEWOOD VILLAKE | MILFORD AND ALL LAKE AND SUBURBAN | ,,! AREA WEST OF - PONTIAC
SAE TORS ‘galow, Dasement e
yk
es
ay “peas Realtor
hear, Tice
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Bae e= eee
Mgatage, Pevend V Sppokatiment. a
ned a BI-LEVEL.
$9,000, se ite ‘now Fir iate Ba gee $, bedroom. seep rel fm
OPEN HOUSE, “yane i ase organ peg Re
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5
ished, At cost, Low ments,
MA 5-1388. iad RM. NEARLY FPIN-|
last
town Oxford. ° Ternis.
“LAWRENCE W.
REAL
realy for-sum- ou can
mer. in - —— . 2 bed-
- Teom “92 land-
= Piakefront site Rec. ~ oF bedroom with part «Bath high, drv basement
Ex construction
thro zed 2-car
. xt
jotk from bus, fb at
9,500 with $8,000 down.
:
1% car leavlleges. Near matic ea ieee
6 rm. gas-furn. “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
wert dezmown tyneed beckyard.102 8. Broadway Lake Orion
SS MY 22821. | Closing Estate. — f 7O BU TO SELL REALTOR Near &t Benedict School
: rr . and Te}-Huron n base-~ al- AS Paritaps. is the ‘bird’ to see ment, carpeting ‘in living,
f. Sm, dining room ity
x car garagé. Real nice lot,
‘| only $6,950 and terms.
"BUD"
looking luke. Features
carpeted living and dining newly
room,
Here is a dandy, sparkling clean
:2 bedroom: brick rancher with at-
baust fan, forced hot-water heat.
“poftener, aluminum storms and
screens, outdoor’! Cycione
nian NICHOLIE G fence and many other: extras. “i
Priced Mo $18,900. By sppotat |
“ment only.
136" B. REALTOR ~ t, Clemens rE $-120%"
EM 34290) ie ate Dolan JIM: WILLIAMS
1218 Baldwin Ave.
Why Look. Further?
$10,500 for a well-built home.
. Dry basement, with a new
v6 “ auto |= gas furnace Nice .»
Union Lake Front Jassed "- tn front porch
- 3 bedroom home, excellent beach, @ to go0d schools. Can't bath house and picnic area over- |e ed beat at $2,000 down pay-
doped. ge Set Best Buy Today.” beret maceesmtceaaat| Rie See mre it shoppin to town, Lakef ; me Brick fire sas ;
$00. “term af mt best con fered Co saore ‘a Bie (ee two wo high lots. .
| favor, can “senay. on price “and is
\Cherokee Hills Low Down Payment
ir ater
tached garage Ail on one floor. 150-ft. lot. Will id:
lastered walls, spétless oak | ¢ s 5O-f. lot. eousicer coors, tile batt ware large h offer. See this today,
kitchen with. solid ‘birch cup-
boards, formica counter tops, ex- 400 Homes
, Oh the market for “to
* inspect We will gp
“these homes
‘No obligation: ! Eke aoe 3} PAMILY INCOME This one in A-1 conattion, ‘Private
MULTIPLE LisTING SERVICE, | / Trilerel, Decement, Tilt ‘fas heat "water a gp : ater
3 RAN / REM picture windows et ee cated west suburban. Large living lake. vate a with $1,500 down, room, ag lake with 100 feet of sandy :
utility room, tile bath, auto. oll beach. —— » Tw $1,000 N-
heat and id other nice features. Situ-|} car garage. This is « home Love 6-room modern deme, 3 3
ated on large lot. « you ‘will be to own. bedrooms, pice kitchen with lots : = : Call for appointment to see. of cupboards, full basement,
LAKE PRIVILEGES ~— 2 bed- ca ; chicken house, wise garden. Only
ee ee oo Tourist Honte $7,500 full price
_ Rome with only $1, 500 down to 44 eee or a. |¢ scree ee Ya only ster mont "peluding Jarge family. Seven bed- Sear == Ciartston-Oron —
ys, full basement, 1%e- edroom home, now vacant. taxes | ear garage. 60 x 150 foot lot fagihgg tk _ price. This one won't
ESTATE & THSUR ARSE
FE 40547
is only $6,450
éroom_ bungalow.
u any information on
any time.
LAWRENCE
2AYTORD | re St. ‘Open Eves. -
U - epchamreduchteparnin: {—"" BOATING AND-
"| GOOD GA CARNIVAL ey ek Wy ge Tew, %
ap aoe in 4“
ee 5 ai - ;
ye. EAR J AIRS iy
Bier 30440 .
Corner Will e take teed bam
A
ne. On Otiawe. Dr, 2 baths. FE
SWIMMING CUSTOM BUILT
VALLEY REALTY 7166 MSS at Pontiac Lake
OR 3-6661 MU
: $1,000 DN. -
© 1007 by Ws Carte, ne.
“You don’t like kids at all, do? Having at re on
| the way HOME See yepect”
For Sale Houses
CLARKSTON. -2: YEAR-OLD 3 BED- , 36x30 on Tot. 16x260.
homes. $2,400 down on land
contract. ‘Maple §-7331. By 0 owner,
COLORED FAMILIES | = | BEDAM
new storm: oi heat, 3 tory” frame, frame,
and Vene- tlan blinds.” very clean end
this outstanding. -puy. $8,-
'BEDRM. BUNGALOW. | ‘Pull basement, new
ut
“VERRY E
CK 317 Ww. Huron oil rye
“ADAMS
+ open #0]. version
buy ‘* $5.-
$300 ) DOWN New 3. bedroom rter home
pee Sg basement, ay _—
ded, Ipke privileges g in
DON McDONALD.
“BUILDING? ?
and
- heat, lavatory and sho
Attached 900, terms,
Clarkston Colonial 2 car garage. $18,-
‘° garage. $26,
Lake Front
'_ Attached ._..Sitaated on lake tfont “Tit ere
$28,000, excellent terms.
Roy Annett Ine.
Hu - FEdera oma. ron and ah 14
NEAR AIRPORT. 2 BEDROOM Starter Home with full -base-
ment wiring. Automatic off fur
nace, Basement Floor and Sum
Pump in, 5, * worg- Started,
a wuss. 96,3)
RDEN SPOT
With 3 bedroom bungalow. Pull
sorte sed & 2-car yg 1 acre of
er — greees,
berries. Also ‘privileges
Lake Oakland. Pull price $9,750,
with terms.
BEDROOM®
In excellent location. Wall-to-wall
carpetin: | living- and dining
Nl basement, space for
Full price $16,000. with ter
EAST WILSON ~
3 bedroom home with ‘ultra-mod-
Se kitchen pod living room. ern
asement, 2car gare e. Tice
$12,200 with terms
IVAN W
‘SCHRAM.
t
FE 49584
FE sae VICE mn ete ei \ ® FE 5
*- | $2,000 ‘DOWN -will move you into this 8 room For Sale Houses 43
MODERN 4 ORTONVILLE - BED-" 2 t. Oi a roots, fui — mn en
$1,200 down, eas: baonba | Ww
“WE JRADE : “ELIZ: ‘RONT * Brick 4 bedrm. yg gg unfinished, |” runt Peres poem, 9 seek eopem ty.
5143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd- 5-1284 or FE 4-3844.
Pie 6-0638
“SMALL FARM...
a CRRERAL dons Dinle ie aa ESTATE
OR 35-0701
Partridge Is THE. “BIRD”
.« WATKINS ie
Most attractive 7 room m a
brick home on almost 1 acre with
Dail & Sunda I- 7 P.M. “HUT O vision with lake privileges 981, it- hes a” full basement
gee a st. RON Set bases Wises] -siten sea oe eee iv 3 sun
BETWEEN 8. Dp) VALLEY REALTY ‘ Fri, basement: eam peat Ful wide ae 2 | Pontiae Lake Rd 2 car garage. ted .
ao ay oak aie me eSUNION LAKE. Ie tat SPS ietyt™™| NORTH SIDE—TRADE
000 em / Attractive 3. bedroom Has Ran h—Lak Attractive 2 bedroom modern ofl
alse ee atl Bh == Mg Fd aay ar eS rg hg OPEN 9 A.M. TO.? P.M. § lots i ted near- turing | fireplace | in living | $'bedrm homes Aveisble at only
© S h t t Senotortam, A Sargain ot ovete Foom, | all toon a rooms) 90.380 _ ae ome, Bee
: C 1Ue tude ‘with this 2 bed Goat siege WARD F. PARTRIDGE}
REALTORS: F Bp it~. 4 /, HURON ST.
FALTORS:, FE 4.0528/Small, Farm |, | USTBRER eGR GG” | ives ims "| orev even ONE BLOCK FROM ecren, of good. land. Fart * 1568 Ui New Brick Ranch - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
GATEWAYS to
- HAPPINESS
EXCLU SIVE HOME SIN
room,
with: future 4th bedroom now used
rehes
gas
50200 ft.
. 1% car
E fered at $15,500; term
BUY. SEE IT.
-To Sell— iving | room staiway to
ie, x base ment, rec-
heat, land-
with back
garage.
rms. A.GOOD
Trade To ‘Buy 86-0466 | YOU BUY IT- WE'LL INSURE IT!
MAHAN ‘REALTY | <- REALTORS
ighiéan FOR BETTER HOMES.
rooms, recreation room. Oti heat,. breere- | gj 900 w :
way to 1% car eer pe Fenced moves you {into this § room
yard. Full price with bungalow with glassed in sun
terms. ch, full basement atid gas
WEST “SIDE ie : jr close to schools —
8 room home with income of $130 :
od. sent prem Pol oe, mily | $1,980 DOW ig at age, ats on
tL ee with low own ent. aoe ; prneges ior, cote. ‘heat and se — only NORTH SUBURBA N. ee 3 dr rod fanc fanch with Sie GI resale. .
exceptionally hice kitchen, Birch cupboards, stainless steel sink, He ow B cattial 2 bedroom
bb oink Mae. . stghee fixtures home with room. for more we. car garage. conerete drive, brick planter. Owner leaving town and ahxiou ee ss nicely landscaped. to sell. GT resale.
home. A 3 room apartmen} up
ad ‘help bg make your month- pres Located in Lake
f you see this you will
vent, Pc
Ercan ae call Mr. Horn-
1704 S, Tele by ne
@ (FE 4-253
Realtor
<e eee OF. | B 3 3. : dows, Fane over payments of | -Yostont SES crter" nemmec, ‘os | Whete youcen grew a bie part of fown payment on your free’ and Zerliy moter, on black top road
oe = ill build Just a good piace for the family, priced at $7,950 with j
| FERRY E: ADAMS CO. | Sows we cy ri os alli OPEN EVES, .& SUN. 3172 W. Huren 8t. PE 44561 LARGE GARDEN SPOT
OFFERS ith & ay b clean Eecaream
“C.” Houston For Homes | rent’ priced at $8.40 swith low East Side Ranch . BEDROOM home. Full etn, | down payment. Call us on this cory 4 room ranch: t Te 2"mosth. Jot, y $4,200
Gone _theded | lot ‘oats, ade ; CRAW V FORD AGENCY.
5 oe eater school bua at | C. HOUSTON REALTY | ¥ Evenings. cai MY Fis
000, terms. FE ¢6331_______ | SMALL HOUSE BY OWNER, ELiz- BUILDING? abeth Lk. Estates, 94050. FE
Cokes custom, built “starter a cg | CLARKSTON. 2 YR. OLD-3 BED-
Seghbersacd sicse.t| sleet rae on mcs room home, 36 x 30 ft. on a lot
rooms 5 fae tat «All jee amal arte tie, bath. Many gonna 4 i
front poreh and, two ‘stort JERRY E.. ADAMS CO. . aa d of e . homes.
i. A EVES. & a" on land co " \e
Page. $11,000. terms 31727 _W. Huron St. | 4-4561 | MA 5-7331. By owner.
7 BY OWNER. WOODWARD AND |. Corner Lot _3Bedrm. | Lake F ront |" Rquare LE Rd. area. 3 bedrm.
Located ‘nortliwest of city rn: ¥ ted = rene” ane a ied, sors —
oye eink egies ae caper | fire Ieee. caceoted ik a screens. Have reduced price for » © :* . i = .
bedrooms. Ritehen and util} Bright Randy kitchen, den 3 bed-| Quick sale. ‘8.900. terms, FE . * “s ls 5 i ee ee
. bus at ‘door’ $11,800, re achage marames Bale cand’ wench. io RM. RANCH STYLE. ive CAR ms. oe vy clean, 83.500 down. - artes. —. — sod vy.
¥ sie enc in,
|. Giroux-Franks, | _#insiTxe Faitont !
K Established tn pu
venient traffic circulation,
front entrance hall will
y area or directly. to the kitchen =
area. = enchanting
lace, ve ne yo
Both ‘the dining’ and living areas.
i yes —_ — inspect our
Pp w this ar-
_ good |
or £
picture windows
AM this tons os = Serr fog or an
‘for the $15
COMPARF, one PRICES
AND OUR
“OUATITY Rite
SPECIFICATIONS
We'll price anv of the
450 HOME PLANS
we have in ba
“HOME PLANNERS CENTER”
Come out and browse *hrough
ent office.
OVER % ACRES—With e oft
mits, attractive well Sain 5
bath bungalow.
ment w sttached
rage. ve $1,000. down.
WATLERS LAKE—Privileges, at-
tragtite 2 ‘bedroom & bath bunga-
low, sum 2 ft living rcom.
There's a utility room and a full |
basement ‘too with oil furnace, 2
, Car garage, a nicely landscaped
“fot. This isa real | buy at _
$2,000 down, -
This superbly butlt home has 5 large perfectly appointed rooms.
Also a floored upper = room
for 5 more rooms. There_is a cut
stone fireplate in. the © finished
basement, wide doors open on ~
the large lawn which slopes Esti
_ ly to the lake, a barbecue, loads ‘of flawers & shrubs, 2 car ga-
rage, Allin A-1 shape. -
Lemar rt i — . Privileges,
_, new in rick & frame
“tle bath, 3
room Niving
figeviace.” dining ike Very modern
_ kitchen with cabinets
pos: Meron —
is paneled in pa ben ery halt in
bookcase, gas jon cement drive.
$14,490—$2,450 dow:
43 ACRES—Near Big ake <=
ing on 2 roads, 6 & bath hom
There is &n- oppo settye to wake
a 12 acre ion, fed ane. There
is -a possibility ‘that the black
dirt from this 12 acres may bring
for the entire
well pv entate. for
10 ACRE FRUIT FARM—3 miles 5 & bath modern
“pacemest, fil He
_house,
full Daseme Si fariee
es, storms & screens. $i1,-
950 te rms. \.
SAVE MONEY —Not t receipts,
Only $850 down for '/this nice 2
— bedroom, bun: log. fa bath, oil
mea & West, of | Toad,
pote ata Realtor. 2300 ‘Teles “3 4
B
“Oniy $8950. Terms, :
THELMA M. ELWOOD t
our 5 plan books at our conven- |
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT _|
1 acre. 2. 8,
pene ete
be. PANGUS, A hae collect: Orton Bee ES 3 BEDRMS.
a SPECIAL
‘or arse. = ‘te
terms and appoint
Lestie R Middleton
ROKER PE 86-6003 | 2 sleeping rooms
meres eer basement with |‘
basement Large corne:
Buy Thru Partrvige
List Thru Partridge
No Down Payment =~ Will build ~ ha free and
clear bedroom starter mes with full
mi ugh :
or builé on our lot wi
small — payment. F, Cc.
wooD CO.
OR 31235
Corner Williams Lake Rd. wate
dropped = ceiling
floors
finish cupboards.
built on = extra
ner blac:
mortgage.
road), ‘7412
w
ek ioare
$9,500 te
on 6) x 130 ft
$i.
|T.G. Trocke|: “sas bigal | 1648 Union a BY OWNER
WEST SUBURBAN. Practically new 3 bedroom
ranch style bungalow with
breezeway, large roar geen
apd and
room, plastered wails, hard-
wood and
kitchen. with natural birch
se
‘ktop
‘ below reproduction
cost at $14,500 with cash to
as 2
vestment ge someone.
Only 8 $7,900 with $1,000 Dn.
oe - bedfm, home. Neat
tle. Oak floors through-
+ — from geet beach
Another 2 pp full.’
lot. Only
750 dn. Unien Lx. Priv.
orp Megat r fine —— homes in itiving
lovely
ds
large cor-
street.
Hatchery
Lake
Needs
butldings.
ach,
ith home
$825
all price ranges.
EM 3471
EM 36311 GI Resale | LOW DN. PAYM ENT
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS
FULL BASEMENT
. Earl E, James
8260 Cooley Lake Rd. FE 4-1444,
= = brick, ranch utiful site
Barats “country
ite, Livin
jaa = aera
pe BY OWNER
nena wy. pes utlty. ie
nF Pe Vand. azn s0. home located
mily om «
bv eosaont
‘ood =floors,
ping shoot Fite $1,600 down. to
roo
nate taste. Priced
tiac near
WA Marais
iax20! liv
stone fire: lace. rm Walk-in
10x20: is screens.
auto. oi) heat. 1% car garage.
$7,950 with terms to rae. Only
$1,660 down; -$63 a month.
NR, WILL IAMS LAKE
teonned nea:
WILLIAMS LAKE -
of PRIVILEGES Nestled among towering oaks, 1s
this 4 room home with privileges
on sand beach, Ve
t $8,
this family, home tmmediately..
4-BEDRM. BRICK Located just § minutes from Pon- | '. Lake, featur-
room LAKE
od at $10,
neat: inside
- market, five exceptionally large
full ba
no MONEY, DOWN
ee aro =e
RAY, O'NEIL, Realtor
clean,
West Iroquois .
ean ert, M2 14 bat and =
| e in a
E eu ft Bs ¥ e?. ..
“Batural a tamily
i ge
_ ear garage.
VACANT BRICK TERRA cE
RENTAL OPTION
One of the ‘best terraces on the
livable rooms, sement,
practically new gas a.c. heating
plant, screened porch. | e- $6950.
OUTSTAN NDING HOME ~
nice ee ment, hag rapt “re e, also extra
lavatory , owner trans-
ferred. Prived te ‘to sell $11,975,
ag ge td BUNGALOW
EDROOMS $11,500 . L)
. ma? e aling 6. Y eat old
ranch yeappeai ated =
— just off Pike | St. wi
no steps to climb.
Ld ot ae te RANCH HOME
BATHS
A. beautiful . low and “ram?
bling 7 room buff brick ranch
home with full basement, attached
2 car garage,- Thermo. oven and a
5 rms, am — cece =
porch to
school, bus = “stores. priced
at $6,825, - 3
ges ; leaving state. 950,
Asking £1,200 db. Vey any
possession.
I apt,
oi}
Death forces #5
Priced right with terms.
NICHOLIE _ & HARGER.-CO.
3 Ww. Huron
Open Evenings
| CLARK
clean and neat home.
end of Pontiac
BEG—BORROW — ‘But don’t steal [panda ges eras | 925 to pay down on this very Route 2.
Located tn in
conaheunn of two large bedrooms ; the with another
finishe
3 bedrooms
ie ees
"FOR BETTER BUYS -
rooms,
sell. Norman Realty, MA5-1018. HOME, | John] K. Irwin full Ay fur-
Bec eeaiees Babes | gon | |_ FOR COLORED | 6 room modern, 3 bedroom, newly
x st
£39. OR 30183. Phone py We West Bae PE 423415 heat, eae ii, maaan ie
BY OWNER. LINCOLN HEIGHTS. Su down payment. —
og OMPORE FITS! 5 rms. and et, uc down, 2 knotty vAraoid Real Estate.
rooms, ranch home. Full |.. cedar rooms up. “Full basement. 216 8. Te Rd.
~ poset hae 3 Seeenenes. —_ = ‘ rer 2 car garage. oneal FE 5-0676 — neem FE 35-9783
with vagy, i Senet Me |. fandecaped. fenced yard. 43,000 | NEAR COLLIER RD. bedrm. ban:
Hors aaxdi yg All dows. 42 Brookdale. FE 43448: rae Moe wy a ¥ xnaty pane
sik ovo NEW HOMES ___-| pitted sith, $200 an. . A ‘OR 4T06 - ae ae PERRY PARK. Lovely 4m. &
CALL MoDEti $ : TO 1 ear - Cre: t Lake, Nice two)’ Utility, Very c venetian.
TD ee DUN Bede floors. Plastered | plinds, storms & screens. $7,500
CUSTOM BUILDER. FE siise} Walls, off furnace. 0 Mt. lol. Rear| with $1,000 dow i
Like new, sharp FL ming | Sabet REALT a Soa, Modern. Gara, ¢. New ott
coms, ‘exp. attic, tile | 737 Baldwin e. $7,850 150
beth, full basement. carpeting & LARESTOR BD. 4 eee
drapes. Alum. storms, ecreens & ec args ° 000 ae.
a agi | arage, corner lot, pavement. § P-~ =
$12,000. FE after 4:00. CASH “FOR 7 Broke
BY OWNER | Rose McLarty; Bro er
tractive, a ance 8 tek: MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | FE. 2-2162
Aum home. Tile beth, plenty of Hane : BEAUTIFULLY LOCAPED 7
pieced S clcccte ail ins 3 BEDROOM-—RAN' “huakegon River, 3 mi. E. of
plastered ‘walls. Bea Ph ge gS on wn : rege wage wan: ing home with full basement, | rosa 28 kx ¥%4 ml. river fo Te
aT cee a rom: art. | Sttached 2 car garage. large pic’) Nice for retired folks or to ub-
tog a yg gan gon EE = ee ae Se EE =
sonable down - enn. E ‘oor birch teh ‘niee ous ing | <anle: Alger Braj ars, :
2-622 for appointment. _, Jot 100 x 180, nice surrounding | -TARKSTON. $190 DN. 3 BED. .
é — = . 1%-year-old home. Must
Income Property .
BRICK 4-FAMILY
| $5,000 PER UNIT
Her ¢ is a fine looking substan
brick 4-ftamily that. can at the sacrific
turn on your in vestment at
low price. ——<* — of Pres -
000 yo down. _—- renting
lec ro ait “bow
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR .¥E 4-3581
1050 \W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE, ‘TIL 9
2 FAMILY POR SALE BY er. rooms
_&
ent
grill and all the other appoint-
aeckans Capes, aakig reeartes- crim! er, ict “
ed area, beautiful lot 180x378 with HIGH DOLLAR YIELD : 7 e trees. Owner put- Se
chased business and sacrificing | Rt lms Proreh Pir cures for ac- for quick sale r trade.| oountan’ eee eareni
RRLAND BA DWIN thru TWO FAMILY BRICK that art, be c .
_.. PURNISHED $13,750 sith Ps ‘000 down, $250 mo. Attractive sound and substantial = = over 96,000 ‘yearly in two-family brick, walking distance pon lh Consider room west Fee business district, separate em-| side home on roel By eppotat-
rances, ment
dandy ‘lot, better than ~ aver .
furniture, gas — rental, TW O MORE °
per month. For hard-boiled cynical tnvestor
who elec all the ~< buys are
WE oe BUY reed a gone. Who else bu} ADAMS could
DORRIS & SON REA offer a 4-family me gente wi
82 W. Huron PE ¢1557 nice separate office, paved street,
ete. for only $17,000 with down t-of-town ‘owner says
rosea it. And at this price we're
doing jus} that’
er property is our own
modern office with Mving quar-
re ters, back = parking, 1-car.
gargs =
a dozen “sn of business, i
; ADAMS REALTY
382 Auburn
AFTER
ORIando 3-2420.
BEAUTIFU! HOME SITES
lookine Walters Late
aoe privileges. $750 low
t Easy terms.
DEAN O'CONNOR;
iY 2-094
nia ER tag eS x ver 2
each. FE 2-5685.
LAKE ‘FRONTAGE—2
225 each
homes of ay be
built * ¢ i] MA 42
9 to loge te 5 from
LAKESHORE ESTATES First offering. 100 ft. }
Bol ried od ae ful —
Sent e Oxtord, =
Oxford, Mich. ®
8CENIC LAKE FR{ LOT.
Overlooking Otter & Sfivan iakes.
In — poo nia Otter Hills
subdivis 100" . By owner
FE $4232. ‘after $ Pp
mooe LAKE. - PURNISRED
cottage, lights; basement
& 5 ots. or terma,
bert . Box Ba [Bewnt, Wien!
FURN. ‘mise “re LOCATED
near How —
“g@nd fish: fr n .
For Sele ots 46
BEAUTIFUL RANCH SITE, 90x-
146. 1 had
floors, plastered walls, full base- ote pried cain oe ment. Alum, storms and screé ‘ash or terms
She ot Se htcoe , Tr oO
payments of $74 per tonth in-| Otter- Sylvan Lakes cluding taxes and insurance. The Only destrapie high and ‘dry escrow fund, will be transferred building | site to 90 ft.
to__purchasers. Full price be _ widths - fesse ay and with
$11,550. Shown by sppointmen! -joxe privileges’ on Otter,6yivan = Lea nuas Here's jan (Dportunity “—
FS ieee toms as paar? ; ve. e Da
two bedrooms, ‘nice, living, room. 1 come W. IRD, Realtor se ng | is munity ti
kitchen, 3-pe. bath, living and WE 4-4211 i ional Bank Bide.
: a Dl wails, Tp There is |
alee &. apt. up : with » pri Beautiful Wooded Lots ¥ entrance Fong abet. ' ae es located im heart
oe. basement. The lot r . ce “ars Recreations. sates.
= bag gh Pr up. Easy terms. force: this rable prion
iaBigerbeond ole ee
autirul | VASE i gg Pg ad home = ~~< y mr en
s yet), mice ee| © SCHUBTT REALTY .. dining | SR ER? BR RD: {mse
bain inciuding BEAUTIFUL BUict r ath 5 oe “Lore re in.
+ be m_ park by eau Fe
Y *. os BUILD NOW ties ‘oun 4 l-festricted. Wi
“43A.-
with $5,000
o.—very suitable for le
2
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wk ieee a _THE. PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL. 1 1 1957
<a v
he : 1
: hs aie
i
| or Se Lots Orie “ie
erage Un,
202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG.
=| FE 2-9206-
CINNAMON = COA CIN ‘4 Fe oy “Fer Sale Clothing 4; in li A a i Ninth
BOYS’ SPORT JACKETS, CHUB- ‘ & 16. Like’ be
Jace ers sine 12.& up, FE
navy
edium brown
33748. ae ie
ache a
MODEST. t MAIDENS
vot By day Alan)
HA
‘nothing is -impoasible!” Your
: eee ain. Penfield saw b » ne Michi
_ Saw’ DI Distributors. MY xt ie
Mee erate calste v ainks” ie teats § nth
= © ~ 4
bu rts \ Ag INCINERATOR.
t STANDING TOHLETS $18.06
21x32 double s ., $4
yembevis + wn fiting a5
red bath w r
FURNACES OIL FIRED. GUN. type. Forced * 4
PONTIAC
UMBING AND.
peered 7 Pinot GIRL'S SIZE 10" “aPaTRG GOAT Sys pee: Boy's silage 6 suit, rE
HAYDEN, _ CONFIDENCE 2. HAYDE HPC — Household Finaiee Cor. : ~ pants -
Jey Reales | Sia mae Peat S| ee ees eet by 78 years of experience. You LADIES’ CLOTHING, "SIZE 10 &
sim Wee aS "PE oun HAN E.. Bay "porram yom, tut it Tou | fang Siig int cond" EM ron bave a steady e and cen “ a i tn o 4 = ~
Buy Thru Partridge Tuene ‘are made without endons: | ‘MINK CAPE Vig. Li Y th Part id : ers, Servic: is fast. Money Us- __ PE 30540 oe
as ra Partrigge - . 7 same day. eo OF WEDDING ; DRESS sae 10, Be
HEATH AVE. — Commercial. ts Goxi88 ft. in ‘OR!
uilding int, 100%180 f. good with an alley ‘at ole ym. Household Finance YOUNG NG MAN'S 17 Two om
— Toei nie Lt he niche every, 4 wks, Also bas 3 room Corp. of Pontiac pool smaplote, 618 15 __ Maple 61573 . oem.
“EAST SIDE. ‘itsa' hase” more taeney comins | 3 nue as oe Ss ee Two well located lots s0x130 ft.| if da sides. On Oakland Ave. —E ; ___ Serap & Iron 56A
each on Kenilworth, city water &| close to itogay yous won | * *_eckner’ —— pods ome w CRAG
| Bees we eae ee rice aR = HIGH. COLLAR a 7 5 jae!
sit aaa | FY 7. W. Bigelow | Happy Folks’ is arg my ee OFF CO MERCE RD. 549 W, Huron St. at Dwight st. \: Buckner’s oe Serve with a ~ ;
seed’ bulla Malad Mi. cc Het ote | Sm ir the m manner. ‘What do you mean by
Weel homens lake “privie| Geter ae eee aT G le anay te deel 6 ws Sale ‘Household ¢ Goods. 57 a Hon macs. token POR | LEASE — BTALL STA-| where courtesy and Kindness are | Dale Flousehok mother is impossible!
_ on Cass Lake. garage — olake ip bighway. shown, to everyone co aad borrowing
JOSLYN.:GARDENS gr, lnvttot. “Bot i Ben iments ent]? Se es ee o10, come. ee ad JO city. ok beaioo =* high EEE: 7. STALL SUPER future happiness by arranging for | eT Hatchery, Ra, Williams 1 Lake. Sale Household Goods 57
& ary; city weter ea sidewalks service station inventory.| ® ¢&sh Credit account with the {DINETTE SET. 5 PIECE, OAK. | ~~~
y $500 = location. Call FE 39173. company where you are wel- ’ Bre’ cond, Call after 6 p.m.-OR | HOUSEHOLD GOODS. 3101 BALD- > a com , and your patronage ts ap- _3-¥382 win Rd : .
MACEDAY GARDENS GAS STATION SALE. LOW/ prec LL STE ROCCAWAY BED. _win Ra,
Two well located lots 690x120 f _inventory, PE 3-9 wool to $500. Up to ‘24 months [i FULL SIZ ROLLAWAY po JEWEL GAS STOVE WITH LEFT
of Williams Lake GROCERY —STORF, STOCK “AND | - Used once. Aisa. beauty™ sho hand oven; $20, PE 40112.
on corner 500 ‘ dressing table.- FE< vole re & oo Dr. Only $1,100 ‘or fixtures $2,000. will pan le. —aressing * 4-002). = Ud KENMORE DRYER’ — LARGE.
both. FE 5-9005 ; |? Pc. KROELER LIVING ROOM | “Like new. $00.00. Holly ME
: AVON TWP. , 7 cued, o48. OM) 51300, Vereen Fue "Two lovely building sites 1005380 HO - raw rs aA OWN FRIEZE LIVING | MANURE FOR SALE & LIG
: dry, esamenity wa-| "FIN ANCE co. PC. BR hauling. Phone OR _3-0753. 2
= it on enay te terme ee) ae panne RONTAGE: ves FLOOR, RATIONAL Boe. | a ROCKER, pr Leing tenis. ys me # . esi
““CHUORCH SITE | Say" lute Geran | ug pie Monwar Bamiogios’ Rin'back goo, FE | MODEL (it, AMANA UPRIGHT Four well locatéd Jota 95389 60x193 ft en roe eeacellent ouse—eolid 230 (BARNSTON WAL 1 ARE 53663 oe Take over paymen
fa. Oxy water, fast growing « sec- a, Bis sinees conertn DYEe, Cicaies DIVIDED TOP RANGE NECCHI few, WiTH ZiG-
= i ‘e60—for th "this var Need $ lard St. Tak» over pay this : : oe * $7.00 SoM or
corm SS HOMESITE, | Si wi Ne courteou 500: va | “Sts: Retr for, 85. ar TV. of $78 “ei degen home e . r ‘ant fi service @ efrigera’ = me
- Hill Sub., section of $25,000 nomes, HOYT ‘RE ALTY “ on. yaar to tit your budget? an tugid, never used, $55. New F
lake wats park On = Pip aro Jakes, ae F Mose - e . 2-1 Then yor jhoud visit our new | S21 166. é AM nce
e legraph modern ce 80 cOny 6-YEAR CRIBS. BRAND NEW. rices ut
: Saree parking and shopping, where new | 315 95. 'Wet-proof_innerspring mate | :
~K, < & HEMPSTEAD | oven — _— Be gall jure tresses, $7,99. Pearson's Furni- i Apbeyliee aueeet tines
102 — ee it. .7e Seth 2384 “L ET’S T AT K i your needs. ? _ture, 42 Orehard rd_Lake Ave. _ |New innerspri Hoan $16.95
nampa BUSINESS” Home & Auto |°!2,Helt Base Rugs S805 | Bots oar meta oe snes
LAKE FRONT Bridal Service : o ar MAID - very, rie, be deena ve. 8 o &
WEST SIDE, Th it ; ~ »| WE BU EL AND. EXCHANG
oT DE, yace ome |. ee, eee LT oan Company] .t2,Ft Wall Tile nc | Evertriina ron’ sis" how. hi d. dry. beautiful bui rowing M Pd RUBBER BASE PAINT, G. $2.75 | EVOLETAND PURNITURE: CO. ‘oltered” f0 r quick sale at! tee fot expensien TN. Perry Street QUAR. HOUSE. FAINT. OC. Si St 100 p. Gagine $3,000, $1,698 down, $25 monthlv.| by the ‘right person. Only - (Second Syere, 14) W. Huron. FE _€2004 | yi p_ KEPRIG, 18 PER CENT THEY'RE SCARCE, BE FIRST.| §4500 full ‘price with exce- | Hours ® to §_ _Saturday ® to 1/12" TV (TABLE MODET AND 16° | NEW EE: TVs $19.00 up. RCA cob
lent terms. LOANS $25 TO $500 Tv Reasonable. PE). or TV. 6306. Sweet's Radio & A To Buy-To Sell-To Insure ; 2 . oo Cane lave aaa #04 ARLE GWIN-BEDS | _Plance, 433°W. Huron, FE +1133.
MAHAN fees "stay BCL ens | EERO, OR SAG ODD FO™ ‘| _ doing over 978.000 per year LOAN? | OR i ne mae REFRIGERATOR, RUNNING. $15 . volume uipment “cofi- ne ree OL 1-4 9. oe 230 Ferry Ave .
“ ; aye heavy-duty trucks | when youask me for « loan for|ig:—RCA USED CONSOLE TV. /REBUILT WASHING MACHINES REALTY CO,, REALTORS cellent soadttaen This busi- any, good purpose, I like to say $49.95 TV antenna kit, $9.95. All makes, a Thyle
m Evenings & Sundays ness can be purchased for “¥ES!" Phone me for a joan in WAI TON TV Electric Johnson, FE
1075 W. Huron PE 24 the price of 2 vieces of the 1 op, = —_ drop in.” 2 = . 2084 18 —
PARTLY WOODED LOT, PON-| equipment - down. $25 TO $500 wa aiton. Cor. Joslyn _FE_2-2257 ' ginGER ELECTRIC jPORTABLF
tine — Watkins Estates, 100° x RE NE FICIAL 184 CU. PT. PAK-A-WAY FRBEZ-| Reconditioned. $22.50. Pay only
150°. OR 3-3085. MICHIGAN BUSINESS er. Upright almost new. $485.) $125 = week. Call FE 6-ly ch tc
“ACRE WOODED LOT | ‘IN OAK pay manor. = ‘after >
a “ON OTFAWA DRIVE, am 215'_ $4,500 cash. rE seal) petore
6 p'm, or FE 2-2765_ afte
For Sale Acreage - 47
2 ACRES
remit IONE (Wala soot Wal ing ange ng Bargain
ae orl of Clarkston. Large
fronta: Reasonable terms.
"PONT IAC REALE Y es
T.Baldwie
3%
13
or MUtual 46417 eves.
‘GROVELAND - —5 ACRES. $1,500:
PO. Box 535, Pontiae.
ROLLING 8 ACRES
ROADS. >
B i eae
. VALUET, Realtor
i SNA ive ge RVICES NGS ait 8:30
For Sale Farms “48
PPD PD BAPE LIL LE
80 ACRES WITH APPROX, 5,000
ft road frontage. Modern 6 room
home. Full bath. Basement. FA
oil heat. Outbuildings. $21,000.
Call “Collect: onville
_ NAtional 17-2815 :
M59 SPECIAL 10 ACRES WITH LAKE :
fi ceorge frame house 32x36 built
in 1 full basem:
947, ent with 18x36
attached .¢ firs
3 bedrms., first floor stairway to floored a’ 150
- to give out street and
We will be happy to
for quick sale at only
$5, 168 down and
RIDGEW AN 975 Baldwin Ave. _ FE 4-6203)
FOR ND ACREAGE Call Rutledge ¢ oR ‘nih, _ FE 40003
Buy Thru . Partridge *
List Thru Partridge _
& ACRES. 5 6. 5 ROOM M HOME. suCcHY
story home with sun pain and
—a ee Basement, oil hot
ace, 4 room . tenant
Terms.
ies 195 ACRES. Picasa oer}
M-15. Rolling acres. Small
crteate lake.. Timber. 100% ft. cy-
clone fence Large basement 30°x90’" «Terms, Imme-
diate possession
C. H AYDEN 86 z. ralton
#1i4g ACRE LAKE re ae m 3 milés N. E of
Rd. Call at $-0441
‘BY |
Holly.
$481 i SALES CORPORAT ION
x JOHN A. toe NDMESSER, BROKER
A873 ESE. erg tees RD.
4-1582
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR
cIPeTiMe tom a yee -.
start J gedooe
own. azin ey “high * sears” im
Partridge
A $12,000 NET This small grill with seatin; ag for
just 45 has constalty nette:
ounee $12,000 per yr. In 1956 on
REALTQR. REAL ESTATE 8 BUSINESSES:
1080 Ww. mMIURON S$! ST. OPEN EVE. ‘TIL ®
Buy Thru 1 Partsxige :
Lit Thru<Partridge "_
lk TIRE $15,000 WORKING CAPT-
tal in a well-established retail
conc Loan secured wh nom
ble assets of $60,000 pay better. than average Seren |
_and wilt reduce principal propor-
~ thonately. Pik — Fills
letion within onths.
Fraly interestec, write Box 32,
_Fontiag. Press.
BERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
-sion,
K. L. Templeton: Realtor | [2390 Orchard Lake Ra. PE 44563
Sale Business Property 49
FOR SALE OR LE SE: COMMER- cial building . 4.4 Osmun. consist
ing of occupa, be barb: — oe OL
_ Foom ap vac
2-761.
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
WATERFORD
cele eene 652150 corner.
Good possibility of vaca’
_THE STATE
-
opportunity to get
ee je business with smail CO! -|% £.. LAWRENCE-
FE 43581] _FINANCE CO. Ud 1 Lewrenss a
NITY 3 SO ocean ad
FRIENDLY SERVICE
- WHEN YOU NEED
come, Today's growing
business. Explani brochure $ $c
free. President, ast O ens
_Warren, Denver ( onic. 7 :
NEW STATIONS — FOR LEASE. You cae get tt quickly on your
$1,000 will handle Netto signature car cr furniture. No
Call FE 32-9121 endorsers. Paymenta to suit your |
btidget. We will be glad to’ help
rou C TA mone i problems.
18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE STAI E : 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
a ee i ceeeea_a3| TEAGUE FINANCE CO, r deluxe, AA approved wv, 7
meta in ors 2 Ee oe N. MICH,
echped: large pay ROCHESTER, MI Le
parking area. Alt rooms guperuly | ROTTS ea nO. 800 tractive owner's apt, -Continuous- AUTOS
: y thows high protite Vad = HOUSEHOLD .GOODS
Ph. Rochester OL, 60711 OL 1.9781
__ Mortgage Loans — 54
aL OAN ‘S—$600 to $1,500
r netted over $13,500. Rasonabie | . For any: purpose, on
rome Living quarters. Excellent homes modern or got im
hacen ‘Only $10,009 on easy Oakland Coun
terms. Have your money er back 2. For honie dditions or im-
in less than a year! See this to- | provements
day afd bring your deposit! 3+ To row me or enclose —— = constructed
C) ® garage or on
WARD E. PARTRIDGE | gatage he heme! “ On
fen ae ~ Swaps 55 Rr . s
2 CORNER LOTS. LAKE PRIV.
For down pavmert of house in
_ Pontiac. FE 5 Eve
BARGAIN | Lie aka ol OR
unfurnished. $850 or tate mode!
car down payment. New | { !
2 room medern. Lake privi-
_‘eges. Clarkston area. OR _3-7497.
CEMENT BLOCK MAKING MA-
chine, complete. Swap for trac-
MAS truek, or cash of equal value.
CHINA “CABINET F FOR KNEEHOLE
desx or matching coffee and step
_ tables, PE 4-6324.
On main
ef sec we Me Derren, FE ELECTRIC GUITAR WITH AMPLI- i Pie z Bisa pe will trade for furniture, FE
sPUEDW ON Dixiz. LOW MWAY On 33: 3271. ° squire House fyb 5 ACRES smaller
Templeton eset Fea , | Rebetaseeas Se MILFORD AREA. | inat contrast, oul, equity A real ‘for party, | Schiek’s, MY 3-3711, ; busy way in iw At
community, 60 ft. fronts. have you, worth $1,000 to $1,350
eet. Caner rotons. bapaute for | Prt, See mm Sew GF brick. 3
any kind of business wu sel OR m. 1% baths. Near scisool.
rent or lease. Immediate care mi
oe —_ AND Cc rot a3 Wave PROPERTY iT.
ERD a m—e§ ith a ba 3 ae on TO Sty. ae SELL cme Ww semen’ et
$2,870 equity; swap for 3 “Eekanipde 8 Tage, SE Ete, ouly ge
WE. »- COVER SWAP, BUY OR SELL — CALL _Swap Service, OR 3-656
catalan PERMASTONE | ng FOR
5 e equa) value. FE
Soxeo TRADE 6 WIZZARD OUT-
board tranemiion ‘Fora a a with
ton 3-3066:
fue s WOOMa-POR ok
ope ears, bor 6 miles out. PE. 63008
TRADE
See Bar Bett easier | re : - CE CR MANUFACTURING. |.
iit) : Bala beaten ape wtiat youtWRED. Heres ‘en , Le ahead: i down hardies almost 2 bedroom west
r suburban ranch with, lots, of
Real Estate extras. You'll ike the la
drm Dae may, Draren Plt ‘STATEWIDE | 3Suc&bz, sti ‘ a al ms ecreens. Ly
OR 32227 Eves, MAple S240 ae OE TOR Priviicnes on Crescent Lake
now. ‘s make a DEAL. Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A
20x40” BUILDING AT 03 MT.)
st. FE 41515.
Business Opportunities 51 51 ee aan ach. ween
MEPVSSES & aT anion
ae via eine quarters,
_MeOuh, Wome Mart FE_ S440
LET -YOUR $$$) .
WORK for YOU ‘We. have Va and & a ae ee o Cater trail
Thre Pasa
Lit Thre. Partridg case. Bateman
Kempen ae
i. any ow “oe ;
‘ Ask - ig
Take over payments. FE 2-433.
|i?” CONSOLE TV & 17° TABLE 2-0662. _mode! TV Reasonable. FE |
ALL , NEW. SEWING MACHINES
forward and reverse wtitch, $39.50.
Pay - $1.25 Wk. Call. . PE
ples Aliens. Appliance, 7 Oak-
ANTIQUE. aT APLES. _ CHAIRS &
dishes. FE 2- 1560.
APY. SIZE BABY ‘GRAND PIANO.
walnut, excellent condition; $395
epee _—— secretary, $50. _MI + yo"
AUTOMATIC > WASHERS. , REBUILT,
. $49.50 and up Wringer washers,
$9.95 and up Doral ms 969.95.
end up. Gua
ROY'S REPLACEMENT Fstarips |
06 Oakland Ave.
_exchanged.
ANTIQUE BUSH “ze LANE FLOOR
model record player with records,
ABOUT FANT TRING ‘YOU WANT
FOR THE THE Boss CAN as UND
but « lot Las
A Hittle = ae Seg
eaters, all
Bathroom rds, chests,
dressers, — ad springs and
mattresses. Livi room suites,
occasional chairs, * tables, lamps.
TV sets, redios, rugs, dining room
- suites. Dinette sets and a =)
otter misc. items NEW & USE
Vist. our trade dept. for real
bargains.
USE OUR La dated PLAN
We buy, se'l.or trade. Come out
and = around 2 acres of free
parkin
PHONE E FE 5-024
OPEN MON-SAT. 9 r0 €
IDAY # TO
4 miles E. of Pontiac or 1 mile
Ra —— Heights on Aubers
BLOND BEDRM. BRAND > NEW
— ‘eee mirre
éhest, All pal
50 ~Pay oe $2 weekly, 20
other sets et equal savings, Pegr-
oon's Furniture, 42 Irchard Lake
BRAND N NEW NE NECCHI “MIRACLE
-sewing maciitie now on sale. Pay
only $1.25. per wk. FE 2-9143 for
free demonstration, in your home
Allen's Appliance, vi tm and
CHROME. DINETTE SETS, AS
semble these yourself and save,
Good cond. Cleah. $25. Farming-
_ton.’GR 46301. DUNCAN PHYFE MAHOGANY
«+ Dining room set. Nice. Table ex-
tends to meted sine, Ist $125.
_takes. FE 5-676 _
EASY SPIN-DRYER WASH-
ING MACHINE —
ABLE..FE 2-4843.
~~ ‘ELBCTRIC eae =
Gas sTO VE, DRYER ye ‘YEAR
oa. Ox12 rug.
FE 5-2468. 2886 ‘Walton.
E 2-4021 |
ANTIQUES SOLD, —s500nt al | OR _3-4036..
with
Alsd
95
0. GA +373 * = Coronet.
“ with attachments. Round bobbin. Take over payments 2 $6.15
FE §-1564. Coronet. n betes to
_your home ane
INGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE. Excellent condition with
, week. cere ee “Manager
* Miss Danton.
CLARK aM _.WILL BRING TO “YOUR :
SMALL ae “DAVENPORT. CALL
after 4 PE 4-6245 __
SQUARE pa y TABLE & ‘CHROME _chairs. FE 4-805) :
STOVES
changed, Turner's. 602 Mt.
ens. FE 2-0601
TABLE LAMPS, i956 DESIGNS,
‘$1495 value, $3.95, factory irre
lars Michigan Fluorescent,
_Orchard Lake Ave
TELEVISION, 2.YRS. OLD. QUAR.
__ 8161 Commerce Rd. EM 3-4114
TRADE E ELectaic RANGES | FOR
[ages R,. B. Munro,
THOR, TRONER BBA RADIO CoM’
Seep, Ls tao ten noes UP.
Electric 1
y.
“BOUGHT, SOKD EX- Clem-
TR ADE: JEAN DEPT.
Guar, electric washer .. 629.95
2-pe bode J foom suite... . $095
Occasional chairs . $695
2-pe. liv toom suite ...;,. $19.95
6pe. dining room suite .... $48 95
Table-tov gas range . $30.95
Meta! clothes tree ~.i.. 6 496
| $25 value wy bench . $3.06
WYMAN’S
18 W_ Pike St. PE 41122"
USED (DEPT. Maytag auto heen co. $88.00
Prigidsire auto.. sineveese 688.00
Norge refrig...... “. $60.50
Late mode) elee range sens. 870.50
7 Cu..ft. Phiico Preeser ... $119.50
Easy spin dry Washer....... 869.60
ite Troner se. oes $60.50
CLAYTON'S | FURNITURE & ae a
KE HARBOR FE 54-9474
USED TRADE- IN|
‘ DE PT. Dresser ...... . : 6 China 5 $14.95
Duo Therm oil- heater. vere 914-95
Lounge chair sacgaeedts $19.95
Studio couch veeene
Davenport & chair
6 piece dining rm. net.
four ‘chairs and table, $60.95 bern | electric dryer
value, These are hew 1956 ER “Sree cous be famous Pomoc Formica ENIENT T:
compare” these terrific values. THOMAS ECONOMY
Michigan Fluorescent, 383 Or- FURNITURE CO. chard Lake Ave. = 4 a M1 8 w Bt.
COMP. SBCONDERIONED 1 NOER Pontiac, Michigan elec . ae oe vee aomuaeraian: ex -REFRIQ. .......1;.-. $0.58
Allen's Appliance, #7 Oakland, | Usd a8, Stove....0----7i--1 $2088 GOMPLETELY RENEWED MAY- Roliaway bed with maitress. $16.95 ar ye asher, her, fully a New bunk, $39.95
antee
Sic Pigs gn | LORD'S WHOL PSALE x7 reren. . FE, 8-}761 .
DE OIT - JEWEL G GAS 8 RANGE, WAYNE GABERT'S TV and Appliance Sale. Maytag — washer
aytag @r washer... * Se
—, iT console . oe
Dumont 21" Wy. full doors ...... $99
Many vueinery to choose from. Up
to 2 years, to pay. . .
121 N. deci we “FE 5-6189
WASHING MACHINE, CONVEN- tional’ / with nila pump,
120.50; $80.95, hi
Pitorgenst ‘w3 «Orchard Lake
ve
(WASH YOUR D
Co-gal cap. lbyT. ware (AUTOMATICALLY rant 2 Mi #:1300" only ar DISHWASHER NEEDS S
Pieris Sent anes, treat a ie Americas makes, free
od guaranteed for 5 years, 395, Aged Sen ce
yalue, $279. SI ratched in » A. le
transit, Michigan | Piasrenseit: 303 me FE 5-0221
Orchard Lake Ave west WESTINGHOUSE | _ REFRIG. bod cy.
FULLY AUTOMATIC SEWING MA-.
chine, limed oak cabinet, st! pring top op large. reese nee.
year’s mode!. sold § a0, Must saci | $486.95 $209 65. “Milk’s,
tifice $80, OR $072, ‘, | Ml $130)
| GE FRIGIDAIRE. VERY MACHINE, REED
cond, Very cheap. Call in after. ‘rocker, coffee tablé and other
noon or evening. FE 2-6661. / Pog wa very cheaps FE
GOOD -GAS RANGE, $35.) 30" ties : 's |WTD. ALL TYPES oF ANTI Ue. re Rape By with trainer _— "Furniture dishes, et¢ tig kt
WRINGER W. sue exe
cond, $25. PE 8-0772.
For ‘Sale Miscellaneous 60
NEW EW WHITE SIDEWALL, 710 x
15. $25. ‘OL 1-6876. Call after 5:30.
"w malo zeeers ffs ar its 2578 Thewp. power motor,
" $40. Also ,, FE
er, FE 43383, } i
SINGER | ELECTR ic CONSOLE .
attgch- |
CHINE Late) °
OME.
1060
LYSCORE -
| 84.75 ple, is ebei, 4.0 call HAVE YOUR LAWN MOWER
BEDE Laws ran. Nort hern- ; tamber Co. TILIZERS is i
TH40 Cooldy, Lobe Ad. EM D4ITL BARNES HARDWARE -~ ee er 142 -W, Huron St. Easy Parking |.
Fe ages eg aioe was F *.;- HOMART 30 GAL. AUTOMATIC Cab. ook Y. fittings, Up. a
ry etd rays. stand Mateet | - foe Condition. $2350. PE 2-708).
sAvh PLUMBING 172-8) Sayinaw st, — co es
ectrie 1 ae
S008
Ter W RATER DOMES $0.05. GA.
Draw tite chrome trailer hiteh-
es, fits "55 & \ "56 Pi
tion wagoh ‘
— 3-46" FLUOR: NT, 2. Page IN-
‘ Fy che type ts. $10. each.
mouth sta-
——_ ata-
quantity of a oe pti tetony
$10. : ee
1 atlas 10 inch woth cutting lathe & asec. $275.
1 GE “% bhp motor \double shaft.
20
1 set miller falls delusy wood wood carv-
_ ing ¢ chisels.
ALL STEEL. awe TRAILER 1 te
~ Always Call
EM 3- 973) For your building needs trey estt-
mates
Steel culvert Pi
Sewer Pipe - Drain une
Gutters — Roofing — ——
rade se Lom
“Es AUL ST. CYR LUMBER CO. 6120 Bogie Lake Road
Commerce, Mich
La
ALUMINUM SIDING
Order now for «pring fnstallation &
beat the rush — pg oat
wih tmeulatin be discontinded
Nu-Aluminum as
rd in 7 — — vert
|e. Sell yourselt by
seeing our onpert Also alum. & fibergias awnings. |
wo wood kitchens,
aoree No money
e : up.
VALLELY: Auvera : & Roe
der — Cail, OL 1-9041 for free
_ estimate
=
AMANA.- a, FT. CALL
_after 6 Gram ade Dr.
ANCHOR FENCES
eae A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME! 23
Coleman of; floor furnaces like
new, GAURA uy ‘em
cheap. Install ‘em .yourself or
completely ins by us. POR
ONL wr 99..No money down;
- PHA terms. er hes! bar-
‘Eeat ains galore, Air-O-Matic ae
coling, 1735 Williams Lake Rd
Mss. OR 3-2046.
“AL I; STEEL FEN
‘BARGAIN. Ti 1 FURNISHED OR gnturnished. $850. or late model
oo down -New! ! !
droe: ogern. Lake _privi-
: jeden Clarkstoh area, OR 37407.
50 BEE HIVES FOR SALE. 6) “Blon P
Ave
BIG HOME” CHEMISTRY <1 “SET,
Fully equip. Very. reasonebie.
_ Ferry, ¥ 2-4167. _ley_
Hot w
suseunatis water
ware, electrics] supplies
and ite. mses Hy copper. pisck
aint
ou ye ae AGP eae Brick. a ME ALL YOu
mo 31245. Woe rp
Phone LAkeview_ oni) ar ane
BEEF AND PORK - HAs
__quarters. Opdyke Mkt.
CYCLONE FENCE — USS. Free estimates, Oe sae. nes
Sights: %. eT Oe Shrek
Orcha:
gy
sacra. or ev
most beawan
Lang PIRTURES
|, newest,
1956.
througtr Rent Ads! Room,
how $e, apartment, any-
jthing — Want Ads give
two tei eure ten 8 you, Action. ‘Dial. FE te BARGAIN § SALE =}
‘Lake
Ave
RENT IT FASE Bhs Perry
kr aie ae SINK B BEAU: famous Young 66°"
180-08 wales. “Site 5,
arfed; also several a"
ve
- ; ‘These are crate marred.
Michigan siresoeecacaa
_chard Lake A
LIONEL ¢ & ‘AME SRICAN |
FLYER TRAINS Authorized factory service. and
eepuing factory parts, Free heat
on factory analyz-r
TASKE 63 W HURON 8ST
LET US HELP YOU WITH. YOUR . color painting problems.
of coors to choose from in rub-
ber base or Jeiled Magic no-drip
paint. Free rorging in. tear ot
store Oakiend Fue) and Paint,
436 Orchard Lake Ave. PE 5-6159.
MED. “BLUE” MOHAWK TWIST
——— La = pad $35. Mid-
_ went’
pert CABINET. LARGE 30°
mirror all metal cabinet, 87.65
value, 62.05. ——e merres: Also
. large selection med cabinets
\ with and wenees tigote new slid-
‘\ tne double door units, wall to
\wall cabinets, terrific values, See
ur large display. Michigan Fiuo-
. scent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave.
N E SILENT SERVANT ~GAR-
baye disposal, cheap. Phone after
6 EM 30711.
, GALVANIZED 1 a % in : 124
PING PONG T “3 GLAD- iron mangle. ro table & 4
ebairs. —_ ddresg system, 2
Pee ibs 7c. jm ith typewriter.
Scatante “imc al. on eet L
E 2-206 IL “TANK. 220
eer tratier.
Pp L YW OOD : Cash ote Carr
V4’ 2 fir \
[') axe’ fir...
Peart et ed i: yecord —~ $4 08
an ind* also” “uti doors of all
low. Pontiac Piyw
Baldwin Ave Ph. FE. 2543
ent .
Blaylock.
ard Lake Ave FE 3-7101
ROMER “BY THE COIL, 4c PER
foot. Wall boxes for duplex plugs,
. Main @ range fuse boxes
A Thompson, 60 58
~ SALE Aluminum
&
awnings Eee
-FE 4-6089 —_ 9 am to pmo
SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED CONCRETE
Phone LAkeview 6-0722 «
FE 4-6428
SPECIAL
wa
+ and's, 3x6's, 2x8's, BeOe a es
EVER RYTHING a
NYTHING
BLACKETTE’S
. BUILDING 8UPPLIES :
e161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston MA 5-881
erecrees
*!4x8 Sheet $1.35 eee en
Fir Plyscord, 4x8% sheet . $4.95
Bianket insulation 100 sq. ft $3.95 |,
Twinsula’ ; eG. 1) Uc...5:: $7
Zonolite
‘Dowelas
2x16
4x8, fire plyw wood « $3.50
inl? tgp oo pine fa mr .-. Ibe
Inside door jambs os $3.95
' Bofl. pipe, caveat pipe, sewer
erock, plaster and bardware.:
SAVE UP TO $509 ON MATER- TALa FOR COMPLETE MOUSE, EASY CREDIT rie mm
MAKE sUR
BURM FISTE R
‘Nerthern “Lumber Co. fr ax8, mba, anid, vi 880.00 M
SURPLUS LUMBER & 5
"| MATERIAL SALES CO. " USED LUMBER BARGAINS |
of cl x eaned
all lengths over bd
2x12—2"12 Timbers Good * unit heaters... $50 -&
do Br Seto pipe; steel.
eclaim
NEW BUILDING MaTieRtAis”
Po Ee Ios ‘288. 492-8. ‘Saginaw “FE 32-4397
Berry Steel overhead fac see- onds, All gises — pre oS ey
ns from
Th door on your gare: is
less than you ar to ee oats
vou a —_ estim.
31.8. Pad . FE 2.0203
OARDEN TRE, x0. COND _ 878 Commerce Rd 3-0455.
a. RO 2.50,
urdreds |
e| 173 *v ;_§-2100
“s oe ATIOSEABS
vancty _ color & oe: No
Money Do
ip _ Sale’! Sporting d Goods — 65
COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO \Re 61 Orch
combination windows —
doors, Atuminum & Fiberglas |
| A-l. NGOR
cons | eet dirt, biel ape
3072 1 Elie” Lk. Ra. |
; anv cL PIT f Pon ic
bott
Semi Auto.
__sume payments, — AND ALU
on doors ‘and = Setews.
BENSON’ UMBER CO,
For Sale P ‘Wall Tile l¢ Tg fst Bale Pete Pgniof 2% MOS, OLD. FREE
re ELOOR ee ecnieeds iaceeae ie 8. Saginaw Open § to 6 | each. FE 5-910. _—
Do It Yourself 61 RRA ANA
BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER, POL-
“ishers, scrubbers, cement. grind-
ets, wagmets, elec. FE. 56-3144, 240
Baldwin Ave.
FOR RENT Floor sanders-hand sanders —
Oak-
PPAFP SEWING ¥ MACHINES. DRY
foods, dra: — int,
formipa, plumbing ing. electrical ® Ss 7 .S Weendays
4: 00. ‘cain Buiters Supply
_186 W, Montcalm, PE 5-4
~~FOR RENT FLOOR SANDERS.
EDOERS-POLISHERS
RUG NER
WALL PAPER STEAMERS
HAND SANDERS - DRILLS.- SAWS
PAINT SPRAYERS.
* Open Sunday
BROWNIES
HARDWARE FE 3.6239 489 8. SANFORD
Cameras, Saree 61A
BOUGHT, SOLD TRADED :
EPPERT'S CAMERA SHOP
$1 W. Huron”
“Sale Musical Goods PPPS al Nal tlt” a el _ 62 ie
4 BASs FIDDLE. AFTER 5:00 _P.m. 676 Granada Dr.
w 1 ut” Be a BARGAIN, ‘alin us: ne player piatio.
Bench, rolls. Perfect, ayer i i
one of its kind. $100, EM 3-0161.
WHITE PEARL. FE
ACCORDIAN,
__ 54417.
ACCORDIONS LOWEST PRICE Seal
all sizes, aceordions loaned fre:
S = beginners with lessons.
COMPLETE PLAYER PIANO
service. Tuning. OL 2-503¢ or OL
6-0671 : 5
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
we will accept your gad as
part payment or possibly even
‘trade on a new or used TV or
radié combination —— Bros.
27 8. Saginaw. FE 3-7168
NATIONAL GUITAR. CosT 8175. Best offer takes. FE 5-2116 after
p.m.
NICOLO - = BALANTI
er good gond., $49.60
PIANO TUNING, CALL BEFORE fa Oscar Schmidt, FE
1
PIANO TONING AND REPAIRS. PE 5-800.
PLAYER PIANO, BENCH & 7% ea rolls. Terms. $225. FE
SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL ORGAN for only $509. Gallagher's, 18 EB.
Huron At
UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE. OR _3-0278
WALNUT BUSH & LANE PLAYER
jano, bench, rolls. Perfect cond.
ake meen offer. EM 3-016],
Sale Store Equipment 64 64
ISLANDS. 4 PT., COM itrend ~panels.
peta uit
deluxe rte) typewriter; 975. PE sails abié ree *.
@ mate MATCHED REOMTERED one
Bobby Jones tournament, $35. FE
_ 8-2453 ee ed
CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES AND
.case, boy's sive 10. FE 65-2116 aft
er 5 p.m.
GUNS, MODERN & ANTIQU iTIQUE, ony, sell, trade. Senaeea's Py
tet legraph R Ra Ee 2-4708.
‘SPINNINO REEL BAL1 —-
TO 49 PER CENT OFF
$10.50 Zebco 33 reel, now U ans
Ree. $1095 Shakespeare Wonder -, noe ‘now 6il-
ap ie 17 99° Johnson Century Reel,
ming $22 98 Alrex” Mastereel,
fo ELLY 8 HARDWARE & | AUBURN AT ADAMS
| AUBURN HEIGHTS ae
now
es
j Sand\ Gravel & Dirt 66 sil ate cheetah oa den PN tt
A-1 TOP L, frat IRT, BAND eae gravel mr
|
end fill. OR
a?
“A-l TOP SOIL clipe oir bonaRD Oe & *
CLINTON LEON ee A-1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE sand, fe a fill. Earl How-
ard, EM
A-I TOP SOIL Loaded & delivered eetty,
Sand & Gravel — Fill Dirt
1281 | oe pati: 5
ait TOP 80 i. CRUSHED STONE,
moral fill, .Lyle Conklin,
FE rs 12 or FE 2-85 oa”
Al TOP & BOIL. . Ric BLA
dirt. Sand, gravel roy fill
Eugene Bennett, . _FE 4758
sand and gravel.
OR,
AAA TOP (BOIL
fill dirt * also”
3-741, », SAND, GRAVEL,
roto tilling. FE
ALL KINDs OF GRAVEL, BEACH
eon. BANK RUN ROAD GRAVEL. | 5
d. —_ i werk tru Mgrs
wor’ ‘Tucks. loaded:
| ing jan 5191,
BLACK DIRT, ree & GRAVEL,
FE 56-1798 or PE 80877,
wallpaper steamers~—Waxers and BLACK ?
IN TERRIERS A’ | PO nad toute” on base
cae Pi
FE |
Mig :
bs ad Mrs
thelven each side, Goll chen “ts | po: a.
NATIONAL CASH REaOTeR. $20. | Victor adding m: ne, $75 Royal
di
A-i TOP sot, AND mace fe
and ai)
rotted cow manure. FE |: weeks old. Phone FE aw Pena e ralrmount
“eur. Male, FE 68-1523, 167 i? ;
6 months, r shots,
and- raised so excellent
watch children,
Gas or. tenae, re cout .
BLOND COCKER '
” ante old. $10. FE A
STUD, male,
born
BRITTANY, MALE. 4 MO, OLD, OR 3-105,
EASTER BUNNIES. ALL PET _ _ Shop, 69-8. Astor. FE 4-6433,
FRENCH Pipa e~ ae. MALE
We
f Suitable for “aut a iat Ea part HEPARD FEMALE, 9 Purebred Teg. MAy-
PARAKEETS — + rs — SOME TALEING.
Canari: c ied
eet gg he eg a gt Ey _Noe aubura, PE A100
Parakeets, Guar. to Talk Hartea
— POMER
an. ek Make nice Easter gifts.
Dogs. Trained, Boarded 70
__Hay, Grain & Feed 71
1ST & 2ND'CUTTING ALFALFA &
ms ood
Har - Mar> Farms, "Oa
ri ALL TYPES OF H AY, 8T & IND
cutting and wiles No rain, will
_fauet Al eating pota-
ALFALFA mag las
mixed aiid seth
is: ey
Wixom Rd.
_MU_ 48038.
ee ae Witom Ra. & & Base Toke ha Mo
i NDA WAY
Prin “ALFALFA HAY. @c J
__ bale, Joslyn Rd
— oe A TON. oR HAY $50 a bal
AW.
e. board
horses. Butch & Walt
__Burns. OLive_1-1384.
REG) RED ANGUS aor.
Cows calves. |
__ Milford. MU_4-7068.
REGISTERED Wrifiom Pela cow
2 Lp geet a
up
Orchards,
CINTOSH
Greenin:
Sweet c
_ Squirrel Ra’? ee,
lad
7.0104. = ee
PARMERS- = “YOUR |
shows you need limest
_George Oge, FE An _.*
QAKLAND — COUNTY © MA
NTIAC "3
POTATOES 35 W. SILVERBELL Rd. out Perry
Sale Far Fam Equipment 76
4 ¢ WHEEL (EEL TRAILER, IDEAL FOR
tractor, FE 8-619
5 ap GARDEN oe TRACTOR Wit
2 PE_5-3860
a A aa SAW, 4 HP.
_hew, FE 7-044. ora
ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTOR.
Sane. plows & cultivators. OA .
B-
ALLIS" CHALMER,
plow & cultivator. -¢ re Case 18 in hes grain drill pel
FE. Tiecton a \, mer 60 combi
a LA
ree | elevators.
HAWK
ales or_ boat,
hoy & SERVICE” 921 Mt. Clemens St PE 3-0630
DAIRY PARMERS! 1 BE fo a TO -
. es on bulk milk ed and serviced _
Mich. COW MANURE. LIGHT HAULING.
Ea — gravel MY 17-0572 of
DRIVEWAY GRAVEL,
mm Dia ureres. FE
90D ~ ko “GRAVEL, DELIV-
reaspnabie. 4
FOR Pease Write Pontiac. Press Box 88.
‘GRAVEL ConTRACTORS 100 acres of —~ te let by. yrs.
PLateau ROAD
4-3263 or
GRAVEL, | CRUSHED STONE AND - sand, Ray Woolard. FE 5-2749.
TOP SOIL DAILY.
Yale & Stanley, PE 4-4500
ING. PEAT MOSS.
Willow & Lock Haven. FE 24750.
KE BUILDERS SUP-
oe gravel, fill dirt, drain.
icking, cement & mortar.
‘ROAD ORAVEL ssa * a
__ PE are id
= —" ae.
agen Bars DELIV:
. DOUBLE ag JOHN DEER:
FE 2-2963.
PF at Sbettom singin aril ae
Po TRACTOR - Plows and disc. OR _
GARDEN i
TRACTORS |
oo OUGHTEN &SON- Serving Oakland
“28 Years $28_N, Main Resherter: ob i
FOR CASH IN A
HU RK Yi: sell things
a. | throygh Classified, Ads...
Ariything ‘goes! Dat FE
AB
ais.
oe wee ld a De cali. | a
ki
AM. oe. OR ANYTIME SATUR-
"4, FORD “MOTOR ‘DUAL AL CARBS , exhaust, High ‘
=~ WANTED? Customets for Midas mufflers
Don't. miss this appoftunjty—be sure to —_ our display’ ad on
page 4.
F h r mer :
wae Sra Sen . “att Fok Sale e Tires ' 80A
fires my Ati At Ne a we oa os Sa11, 2000 on USED
nite ‘Us Us Today : ‘STATE Tes, (M28. Saginaw BAMIPE 40078
sogantis"e & SON
a
STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES
Fog al in on, oa Safety Lb sgane
= = per cent off. Black o
MED. WILLIAMS 451 8, Saginaw at Reeburn”
Auto Service 81 ae
uv
ear, Cylinders rebor
chine ie Hood,.
22563. os
For Sale Motorcycles 83
FOR PARTS AND SERVICE on
1 Baviason ny Ave aay see Harley
Co, 372 s out b
aoa & Accessories “85 SS
o WORSE POWER, MERCURY
gfe y with soller stand, excel-
lent ; copdition, § $140.00. FE 2-MA4l.
‘ia F aM gear STRIP BOAT. $15.
es a igs CRAFT UTILIT
tiec —#een at ensere
P Garage, ge, Drayton. OR 31733. is HP} INRU =
HP. MOTOR. EVI Century boat. Gater Gat FE
ton & tress Corsair compass.
_} & life juckets. Terms. 5-3653.
aKING IN YOUR OLD BOaT & : &. trade in on. & new
Meyer Sabrs - Craft aluminum
i he Mercury motor. 10 ‘per
conn down. Easy financing terms,
ANDERSON.
HARDWARE yo 218? 8. Telegrauh Rd FE 5-0962
Sunday 9-3 Week Days 9-6
plane. With trailer. “PE 2-235.
25-H.P. -
Or ORS |
SUAYBAUGIS
630 OAKLAND: FE 68-0453
er. Benne YELLOW
MODERN RECONDITIONED ..M
SAILBOAT, 14" FIBERGLASED.
ys he OUTBOARD. Tea. |:
ity. Mich. yg ee :
i¢ motors. Trade ins “accepted,
KELLY'§ HARDWARE 3994 AUBURN AT ADAMS- ““RUBURN ‘HEIGHTS PE 2-881 wh op
SOR Riviona, ETansportation Offered | 87
ner FLY BY AIRLEVER, CALIFORNIA
‘Service, ine. OR
es FE 3-7 100 or OR 3-16
_| PICK UP TRUCK GOIN NG TO |
con Wanted Used Cars 88 88
APPRECIATE “CALL PROM, PRI- oe
vate rty wa
"4 or 3s Chevrolet of Ford. OOP eer
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN InN calmed :
Phone F
er pod varnished, ae
=e
lay | wee ha
cor, | TC CLASS, 3 POINT — HYDRA- | ~
° A-l cond. Fast. Sacrifice $300, Olt | -
“se “boats, Gator trailers,..2¢in-
se Eo
tide 3, 2 riders share ex-
eves. AS MUCH As ror) FOR JUNK AND
cheap cars. FE 2-2606 cee or
Always Ready oe ‘Buy, ‘ever. Junked
FE '5-0219 1% BAGLEY. 8T BAGLE EY A AU *T0 PARTS
AVERILL’S = Doliar for Sharp Cars
Dixie Hwy
Cor. Auburn & E. Bivd. FE ere er a ¥!
i653 GENERAL, 3°. MUST SELL,
RRILER EXCHANGE “ HIGH $$$ PAID
- TRAILER EXCHANGE BUYING FOR
Dubey yas . GLENN'S x Models trod 38 to 50 ft. to
ig es PION. ving ANDER & M PRAIRIE: ; JUNK CARS WANTED Also -44 models, & i TD asia paid, free towing. FE ER. SCHOONER 16% to 50 ft, - 27106. is
wy
Open Eves. ‘ti 8 & Sun. pm | THE HIGH DOLLAR
. TRAILER EXCHANGE <4
@ 8. Soeaeen Pontiac FE 2-3260
$229 Holly Rd., Holly ME wacite
Open Eves. _& Sun. p.m. If. J. VANWELT OR 3-1355
“OXFORD. TRAILER [taker 66 PAID YOR JOREED | SALES WANTED: a _ 1957 Generats, stuarts, Holly « Ph. OR ¥4311 Michigan Arrow, 14 to 50 ft omy wTtD: JUNK:
& to 10. wide Buy a good used Service Call FE 4-9582.
«trailer on a ren‘al basis. Parts ~ a
anu accessories MY 20721, 5 per ___ For Sa Sale Trucks 90.
cent bank rates. *Oniy 44 down, 1° alia
mite-south of Lake ‘Jrion on Me. D. USED TRAILERS. 15 TO 4 truck, 26,000 miles. $625
. We will sell it for. vou for 10, cond. FE 4-4979.
oe si tel Msg cence CHEVY ¥,-T ON PICKUP, 0 ‘Holly _ 1954} owner, in perfect condition
im every respect. full year 1i-
ecense, nearly new tires. Ready
acc Trailer Space _ "79 ato go. People’s Atito Sales, 68 PDPBPPP BLP LLP PA PDP PLP Gtkiand, FE 2- 22351.
MODERN .& PRIVATE TRAILER §3-2'; TON K MODEL DODGE _Space. 78" Doris ‘Rad. tractor leased with or without LHOME ESTATES. MODERN | ob. Inquire FE 5-0171
jake front & playground. EM
32661. "57 license, $595. FE 5-3310
or Pp BE’ _corner_of Pike & Paddock:
. ming. Beets, ta oem bas) 4 REO TRUCKS WITH CLOSED
Lake Trailer Park. %@ Beer. Bide 2 heavy duty White | n eel all in good condition ali eo Rd. Phone Miiford, | MA 42180 490 Pontiac Trail
“Walled Lake, Mich,
OXFORD. 1 eee a ac ies Lake. 102 FORD 's TON PICKUP
For those who w +|._new tires. Good cond) OL 2-1011,
y pest : phone QA 63022 or MY ‘49 FORD V8. 3-5 DAYBROOK BOX D072) _~ aie | Full Heenge. 900-20 rubber. Extra
PARK AT PARKHURST
- Jovely acres. includes a private 56. NEW FORD. C700. 116° WB,
good swimming, goott tractor 5 speed trans. 2 speed |
sebools,. club house & tornado, axie. Complete, ready for the
shelter. Only 15 minutes to Pon-| road. Save $1,200. Call Marshall |
tec. A trailer sales, Base rate’ Shreve, MI 4-750. Harold. turne>.
82350. Phone MYrtle 2-4611
AUTO GLASS > Property replaced, eel TRUCK SPECIALS
HUB AUTO GLASS co f Oakland | Ave. 1
‘OUR | BOAT Tha ae body |
| Just your caror truck “down. |, Easy ‘GMAC terms -
HASKINS 51 Dixie hi way at M1
E 28181, mare ee |pe 20 PE 4-6806
Bud Shelton Motor Sales |'
Pays. top mk E, Blvd FE 46728, *
ALES doin see. 224 8. SAGINAW. st ~ PE 47371
‘See M & M Motor Sales « PARTS & SU PPLIES | 2671 Diste Hey on late "OR St003 |
=MO- | -Por high grade used cars) We
bile homes, now available. Pay, need them..Drive the extra miles,
Uke. ‘rent. & will pay sou weil, 4540 Dixie
wy 5
CARS AND SCRAP
“TRUCKS Are-
Our BUSINESS
WILSON
GMC Pontiac's “ Exelusive Truck Dealer.
FE 5-0485
Oakland at Cass
en
Mivene ~
oe tule Sale Cars be
HASKINS HAS ‘EM a "93 Chev ddr. sodas, clean.
‘64 ‘Pontiac sedan, Hke new:
‘i Chev, #dr. station wagon.
"64 o- 6 2dr. sedan
“S3 Chev V-8 sedan. overdrive
“Sh ved V-8 4dr. mation wagon
Cpe "h6 Chey. V8 Hard top,
Loaded
‘Sy Chev 6 4-dr sedan, —_
‘56 Chev. V-8 wagon. P
‘Si Chev. 2-door, low mileage.
~ Many more to choose frem.
fee these one owner low mileage
beautys today.
Just your car down.
‘~~ pivastase of our iow over-
ad location
HASKINS . CHEVROLET
“Oakland County's
Fastest Growing Dealer” pops Dixie mi hway at M15
eis Ss < pen _ltes_
Bie woes +7800. :
cK dick —canvuRY—
a mente. 3 — Take
Sis paym . EM |.
TRANS.
HARDTOP, FULLY FP
after 6 - 3m. or week-
ARDTOP. very nice, iio, 4 dr.
: Chevie, .2 ‘tone To settle egtate.
FE 5-106. as
BUD SHELTON
- OFFERS. ~ “86 Chev. V8, 4dr. Hardtop < $1,805 | "6 cure ne Belvidere 3-door, tes aeee*}
‘
ss
ne
tee 3
‘83 Olds 2-Dr.
i] Chev. Dr; PO,
= Piymouth- sedan
3 Ferd, 2-Dr. .
ist Pontiac, 2-Dr., like new .. |
deoneuwee
i
a 2 o
‘52 Plymouth 4-door, nice 445
"SL Chev. Club Cpe a 5
Wo —— aise 205
‘60 Hudson 178
Bud Chelton Motor Sales
Auburn at E. Bivd FE 4-6
"s, 521-8. Saginaw.
CADILLAC <« COUPE. DEVILLE. ‘56:
Mountain Laurel & White
Sy * nieeas. — tees. Full
power equip. Ss. __ FE 2-6204.
TOP VALGE
USED CAR SALE
“8 Plymouth” Sedan
‘@ ford 6
Ply mouth herder
‘SL DeSoto ustom Fordo:
"$1 Oldsmoblie Hardtop
‘52 Plymouth Forder ........ $325
54 Oldsmobile 88 Hardtop — $1395
(“54 Nesh Super Amb Fordor $795
‘54 DeSoto ve Fordor ... $1295
"4 Chevrolet 210 Tuoor .... $805
‘h3 Pontiar Catalina
“as
‘88 Oldsmobile 88 Tudor
"Sh Chevrolet Hardtop $1985
‘66 Plymouth. Belvedere & Spt. Se-
dati $67.95 per month
‘56 Plymouth Beiasaete _ Spt,
Coupe 861 00. per month
"ba Me 4% TON@CHEVROLET PANEL 33 Yeare. Fair Dealing
fes3 CHEVROLET PICK UP WITH
SEMI-MODERN °55 CHEV. 3-QUARTER-TON PICK- | Ny l 495 .
- "spaces ae For sum-) up. Exec. cond azzas Service,
| tires. cosas part Drive link-
Where living ts _ vacation — 12 _ %¢e_& 2 speed, $700. FE 5-106
alot TRUCK. solid CONVEYOR,
use raising equipment, cemen
~~ Auto Accessories __ 80 at -1 Case tractor. ke new eee 270
et ew management a Kay est Chevrolet 1'2 ton dump, like
1056 Lmerrate 4, tom stake, dual
195. thes: ty ton stake, -12, ff
1957 chev “43 tom pickup. Like
5
pen nites ‘til & BRAID. MOTOR SALES
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer
Cass at W Pike st.
—— Eumdiedoweee
| CHEVROLET 1955 Station wagon 219 4-door
with V-8 engine. Standard trans-
green finish
| Lorig easy terms ~
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 8. Woodward Ave.
SIRMINGHAM
“CLARKSTON Motor Sales
Chrysler - Piymouth MUST SELL THESE BEAUTIFUL
| NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY!
{988 Chrysler «@ dr - Power Flite,
| Power steering R&H. WW. tires.
| , 1955 Buick 2 dr. Riviera hard top,
full power.
11958" Plymouth Savor 8. edeet-| Power Flite. R & H
“19% Buick Super 4 dr’ Dyna Be &
HH WW. tires’
ai Sst ‘Buick Super Hardtop.
| (53 Plymovth 4 door. R & H.
in PLUS TRANSPORTATION: :
| } t ee Ev eaitige Please
Phone MAy Ma $-5141 | 28. MAIN SR CLARKSTON ‘Tat. Reg. U.S. Pot. OM.
©1957 by MEA Services, tee, uF
“they're dummy. legs to make people think, it's: not a one-’
____ For Salle Care
1959 - “ DODGE- SPOR
. cheap. 12 12 Mariva St.. rear =
isso ——— ‘either WAGON. PE 40100,
‘a — 2DR, SHARP. a a
‘S12 pk. ¢ “CHEVROLET. 623 $350. =| Fiddis St: FE 4-1318.
‘ST af Witt t BELL AT aoop For Sale Cars 5 have a ence eects aeaemmea inmate
Cc. Capen LAC, 194 COUPE DEVILLE. | 3s CORVETJE. Low MILEAGE.
ivate owner, mi tires,
eee = “ss
inse. CADILLAC 62, COUPE, soo"
rea ste. be seen at 597 = Ht
197 CHEVY HAI HARDTOF. purty ul condi s _PE_ a rennttennp tense enone ng
1 oot in ye VERY : clean € ome, pe
on EM: 3-0081 _R & H
COUPE,
'51 FORD
2 2 FORD
"money ree ‘assume “ep m ve +6141. — 6 pm. F
month. aes V-3. BEFORE
zx
‘hb a. = ONTRY. SQUIRE. mae. cond. sion Bohr. . Ins. Mil-
2 pea se ee 4 DR.
wholesale prices. FE 5-4614 eves.
Private . owner. ;
944 Bel Air 2-door sedan. Radio,
heater. Like new finish.
Small down payment
NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave,
BIRMINGH AM
ing Gey CaEAP
.34-TON STAKE
ROCHESTER FORD DEALER Oo: 10711 =
| PRIVATE -<C “OWNER, 1955 6 SCYLIN: |
Chevy clu’ coupe. {— transmission, —
USED CAR ie On MAIN THor- |
‘1 cuny eg gen partion ar ey “
‘CHEVROLET
” i963. Bel ‘Alr acer sedan ——
olally ‘priced at only “48 CADILLAC. Rall. W-W. end Cheap 82 FORD.
1953 Customtine 4-door: sedan. V-8
gine. ee Radio, =
er, light green —
$695 -Your terms suit us
NORTH CHEVROLET. “1000 S. Woodward Ave,
_BIRMINGH. \M
$0 USED CARS” | To choose from, Make vt. *
terms. Keego Sales Servic
3080 Orchard Lk: Rd peti 23304.
‘ss. FORD CONVERTIBLE
Ford-O-
jo & eater. w.- Matic,
bad Real omy $1,205 - CARK-
R_ DO! LES. aos VAN SA
_DYRE. _ NEAR. 20 son
RANCH W ‘38 FORD Radio & heater, oper. \w- ral,
this cer is like new.- 81,485
NER DODGE a 44053 CARK VAN DYKE NEAa 20
%,
“FORD = 1954 .%door seam. Heater and
other extras. Extra clean, inside
and owt.
$645 <Eacy GMAC, terms
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S\Woodward Ave.
BIRMINGHAM
Make your own terms
+ NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave.
ecieeiah: : <<. BS rust,
Ford rep cae . Tudor” tie a month payments. ‘32 FORD, 2 DR. 6 CYL. $5 AND
assume smal y payments
of bart Mon
| LUCKY auto SALES
1938. Saginaw _FE +14
‘38 FORD RANCH WAGON. FORD-
O-Matic. R. & H. ME 47675.
1831 FORD 2 DR, ORIGINAL, NO |
down, Assum =
rE
1950 os cee $125.
*52 Pontiac Chieftain Fordor $495 ‘$2 Pontiac so Hardtop eos
52 Ford Customline Fordor .. baod WE WILL TRADE
UP OR DOWN
Later model car for your equity
er eet os we pay you
195@ to 1957 models available.
Haskins Chev askins Chev...
6751 Dixie Highway at M15. ‘52 Chevrolet Dix, Fordor 445
52 Cadillac 62 Fordor ....... Ss
"82 vrolet Dix. Tudor ..... $305
'6) Plymouth Suburban os $005
‘83 Piyvmeuth Club Coupe ... 8605
‘63 Oldsmobile 88 Tudor ..... $005
'h] Ford Gustem Sedan $505
43 Dodge Fordor ee 95
‘$3. DeSoto 6 Fordor PT
‘$3 DeSoto V4 Fordor ...... $605
"53 DeSoto V-8 Hardton oo. S785
54 Pivmouth Bel Fordor .. $045
‘4 Buick “Hardto: oi $1445 |
$1795 Plymouth Be! & Fordor A108 |
“$1795 | 1954 CHEVROLET «DR at ‘sh Ford Victoria .o. $1445
‘SS DeSoto .V-8 Hardtop . $1785 |
‘55 DeSoto V-8 Herdtop .... $1605 |
HE BEST DI! DEAL BY FAR
on a new 1857 Chrysler or Im-
perial €ar see or call ister ae
‘58 DeSoto Fire Flite Fordor Save mes MT OR
$1500 Bae DODGES, ee
els at “substantial s@vin,
without trade. Also gbo
of first choice used cars
mission. Radio. heater, sachet
DEMOS. Courtesy Cars
models-ta choose from
Up to 36 months en beluece!
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR, . We want buyers seeking Savings
— Service — Satisfaction.
"HASKINS, “Oakland Colkiy* |
Fastest Growing marr
“Bright _
Spot”
AUTO SUPER MKT.
"36 Cadillac Cpe. DV $3995
actua| miles, 2-lone blue!
"36 Olds 98 H'top_...$2795 Sedan, automatic, full power, ra-
dio & heater, 6 way seat, dual.
exhaust « : ‘
'% Pontiac Cat. ....$2195
blue, radio & heater, hydra-
W-Wall tires. ,
5 Olds 2-Dr. ..... $1695 " Hydrematic, radio - heater, 2-
tone paint, a beauty a
5S Olds 98 Starfire. .$2005
Convertible’ Hydramatic, radio &
heater, full power.
r | 955 Cadillac Cpe: DV $3195
eee Gold &. White, low mile-
7222 Novi Ra 4-15 Wate Lake i?s4 Bute k 4.) Sed. $12 295 |
Direct factory dealer, you save! Eosenew: radio & heater, 2-tone Pinihbs ee ) ;
"34 Olds 4-Dr. 2.0... $1395
Hydramatic, radio & heater, Pow-
er steering
'54-Pont. 4-Dr. Sed. $1295 | '58
Hydramatic. radio & heater, full
power, a beauty.
$4 Olds 98 Holiday. .$1595
Deliixe cpe. power steering. Hy-
dramatic, radio & heater, 2-tone.
é
54 Cadillac 62 Sedan $2295
2-tone paint. beautiful family car. \
"81 Cadillac 62 Sedan $ 795 |
Hydramatic, radio & neater.
'S1 Chevrolet 4-Dr...$ 395" Sevian, radio’ &, heater,
es 46 8 ord 2 2-Dr. ......8 98
“46 Pontiac 2-Dr. ...$ 95.
JEROME | 1 Olds - Cadillac
ri _ Orchard Lake at Sie |
aie | FE : os 4
‘ i Seeded
i 4
2 eres ee x be ho
4 Figs i Bm Ate i ‘ sy
=
: 44
i 7QT :
od
| 50 OF BIRMINGHAM'S CLEANEST TRADES
a) 1953 TO 1949 Zane
IMMEDI: ATE
.DELIV ERY
WE OK YOUR CREDIT
iret Lakes Motor Mant De we blocks soit sarees Hunter
of Maple
itgy ForD va cos RADIO
Our grvctalty. Bob, oo, Prost tan|
£956 Ne
= . FORD.
“Custom 8Cyl.
2-DOOR ~~ \.
$1350
LARRY EROM E
PORDOMATIC. ORTON-
ville. NA 14-0063 after 4. =
PORD .
1855 Station Wagon. Cu
ine. Fo
and” ivory
Very easy terms
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave.
BIRMINGHAM
M59 & Porter Ru.
‘83: FORD. BLACK. LOADED. EX- CELLENT CONDITION. 669 OR-
CHARD LAKE AND VOORHEIS. _ MUST SACRIFICE,
Fs Es
1s 8. Saginaw CHARD LK. CORNER OF OR-
TLL TOTE YOU NOTE EVERYBODYS CREDIT Is GOOD
THE WORK! _ MAN'S PRIEND
Used Cars
1956 4-door sedan. Customiine V:8.
Radio, heater | and fuil equipment.
$1595
NORTH CHEVROLET |
1000 S, Woodward Ave.
BIRMINGHAM’
“REPOSSESSED C. ARS"
1950 Studebaker 2 dr. .‘S7 lic. $ 84.35
197 8 Johnson: Bt. *
1952 HILLMAN, | CONVERTIBLE.
Extra nice car. FE 4-5600.
87 JAGUAR CONVERT. | ele oe R : on cu tae Sig-
tles Like new.
HURON: MTR. SALES
52. W. Huron FE_ 2-2641
“RAMBLER WAGON= 1955: in excellent condition, -radto
heater, 19,000 actual miles. Alsa
1964, the big job -with a rack
top, ‘radio, heater & over-
E ive. The right Ledeosh on both.
eye —_ Sales, Oakland
FE: 2-335
ios ra eR CORY § MONTCLAIR
AR Sharp. $1.505.. Piranc-
pass our Specialty Bob Frost, Inc.
6-6934.
119890 MERCURY. ¥. BEST OFFER
takes. 12 Marive St.
i930 MERCURY SEDAN NO MON-
a month. Call Credit Mgr
aol Turtier "1949 Mercury 2 oF: Clean ... ioe 97) W_ Huron
ia 2
1949 Pontiac 2 dr "ist Heense $ 96.70
i986 MERCURY HARDTOP POw- er vase ede, & ee Us Brest,
nance ¥ 6
Tne Mi ene
eras down; assume payments of
pean Midwest —_— Har-
Ford.
~ $3 DOWN
een Rte oe _MU~ Saba Ps.
“nancing ke ced ‘Bob Se red. "$3, Nash Statesman Super. Tom
- Fi.
THERE'S
No Fowl -CARS IN THIS
LINEUP AND IT'S
No Fool WHO TAKES |
“ADVANTAGE OF
THESE, BUYS ON
THIS
All Fools. DAY—GET READY
FOR SUMMER FUN
TODAY.
BUICK Radio & heater, W-Walis, Dyna-
| lew =
fe OLDSMOBILE _.
Super 88 ........$1795
“ R; full power
CHEVROLET
“5 Bel Air 4-Dr..,.. .$1495
Powerglide
DESOTO)
53 Four-Dr. V-8....$ 795 Hydramatic—sharp as @ tack
PONTIAC -
4 DOOR, radin & heater, Hydra-
matic, low mileage
'83 €hev. Cl. Cpe... -$ 895 | +53 Grane Viet. $ 995 Radio & heater, Jet Black
"33 Qlds 98 Custom. .$1095, - sedan, radio & heater, Hy-
dramatic, power steering :
‘53 Pontiac Convert. $ 895. Hydramatic, radio & heater, blue
with good black top,. os
te Olds Stiper 88 .. , § 395 . Hy@ramatic, reals rs ‘heat. | ¥-8, radio & heater, Fo-O-Matic
DODGE
ie Radio & heater, Hydramatic.
TIAC * PON
48 Streamliner .....$ 2507 2 DOOR radio & eten Hydra-
| matic. 1 owner Must be seen to |
be appreciated.
CHEVROLET -
30 Stvline Deluxe ..$ 375 2 DOOR. new motor, new W-
Walls
PONT a ) RETAIL
STORE
“GOODWILL | USED CARS" |
CLEME Hid cm
@ ST. eit) ent * FORD .
‘56 Four-Dr. Sedan. .$1995 COUNTRY STATION WAGON — Loaded. a
"56 Special +-Dr. ....$1895
"35 Station Wagon. .$1695
|°55'Coronet .. cesees $495,
Es
But Very Casetuisj >
Phe hest-Used Cars are
thaded in one our: new
$1195 outh Savoy 4 dr. Pag
sorate ee. —
\ ~ $803
‘53 Piymouth Savo 2 adr
tea" "tone ne be saad
$1395
‘$4 Buick Special @ dr. radio oh _ heater, Dynaflow, Maroon finish.
$895 3 Teatios Deluze € dr. sedan, &*heater, “ydramatic. pow-
er r eegring.
$1895 * — ey ¢ 4 dr. ‘sedan, radio
Dynatiow cone steer-
iS nee Walt tives. 2th green,
very very clean sary 000 ac
1 miles. :
* /
‘$4 Mercury “2 dr. oe 4
sa arta
UICK — ae Orchard Lake \ Ave.
+ 2-9101 Open \till 9
eS RIVE, | $395, ¢; fo money wn,
take over 2 ae — paym pnts.
FE 4-0856.
$2 -NASH RAMBLER HARDTOF
Red & white R&H : tol dn; ns = F arent Lakes.
: RAMBLERS -_ AMBASSADORS coal
Used Ca Repair work
ENGLE ASE BALES
OLDS ‘54 SUPER 88. 4 DOOR. 2 tone paint, W.W. Excellent cond.
$1,450. Fully equipped. FE 6-387.
IBLE,.BY | 1949 OLDS. 98 CONVERT:
owner, priced to sell. MI IL 6-6827. OLDs 1954 83 SUPER ¢DR. "14.000 actual a nga new. R&H,
= wes —_ - there l-owner.
SUBUI RB AN MTRS. Co, 565 8, Woodward Birmingham
OLDS DEALER 1931 OLDS, RED wg ob oad Sind ot
Very reasonabie. 1544 Pontiac
Trail. Walled Lake. MA 4-1741.
1956 0 OLDS, 08, STARFIRE CON.
he ty ga —— powered. loaded
laa ae +e ae. ger pe
coupe. PB. alls, R&H.
esharp. Low musenes’ Towner, New
car trade
SUBURBAN MTRS. CO. 665 8. Woodwara Birmingham |
OLDS DEALER
“West Side Used Cars _
Drive out where overhead is low
and save the difference? _Many
makes & models to choose trom.
‘West Side’ Used Cars
FE 42 185
56 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 8 SPORT COUPE $61 PER MONTH
49 FORD 6
MOTOR SALES
DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer
313 Years Fair Dealing
Cass dt W Pike St
FE 2-0186
LOT
CLEARANCE:
NORTH.
CHEVROLET .
We're Loaded -
With Used Cars:
- That Have to
Move
Immediately:
[956 Cheveolet 210 Sedan. radio, heater, Power-,
glide, turquoise - Ivory. |
1955 Ford Station W agon, |
Customline 4-déer \ 8!
Fordomatic, radio, heat- || »
ér, red and ivory.
me Ford Customline +)
ue 8 engine, Fordo-
aatie radro, heater, pate
and j }\ ory.
1954 Chev ralet Bel Air 2-
dr., black, radib, heater.
A very sharp ¢ar.
1955 Chevrolet Statio nl
Wagon. 4-dr., 210 model, |
ey. 8 engine, radio, ‘heater |
1955 Chevrolet Sport Cpe.,
V8, Powerglide; radio,
-heater, blue and. beige
finish, Really sharp!
1983 Chevrolet 4door Bel-
Air, 2-tone beige and
‘green, radio and heater.
1955 Chevrolet Station!
Wagon, 2dr., radio and,
heater, brown and beige.
finish, Real tice.
1983 “Plymouth Sedan, 2-|
déor with radip, heater,
beigé and green finish. :
ALSO A LARGE SELECTION OF OTHER-CARS TO CHOOSE FROM,
NO REASONABLE
OFFER TURNED.
DOWN. =
‘NORTH ©.
CHEVROLET. - 1000 S. WOODWARD ©
Bl MINGHAM ’ dh
\ ae
*
1°55 Chevy Bel Air 4 AS Po. $1293
"Bb. Chevy 2 dr. ......f0-.0055. $1095
$10 F : ae
‘s2. Piymouth, “45 dengs es as-es SOE
“Hud
oe Fatriane Victor $1845 | 88 we sr 7.81708 'S& Dedge Hard Top. ...../...
55 Chevy 2 ar. wagon
Pontiac 2 dr. byara.
ym. V.
Bee "51 OLDS. $178. ion PE 4-6320., ‘2 Ot LDS. 98 HARDTOP. LOADED:
extras, $600. MA
SUBURBAN MTRS. Co. os 8, Woodward ~ Birmingham
OLDS DEALER __
$a 54 PACKARD “DELUXE CLIPPER,
2 door, ito transmission, power
brakes. "RAH. $1,00F
‘82 Packard sedan, loaded, sharp.
nas MAZURER MOTOR alae
8. Bivd. FE 4-9587 om aL TROUT 2 DOOR, NO
money down: —— fe payments of
$27.89 & month, t Maer.
Mr. — Mawes} 47500. Har-
“49 @ ELyMOUTH. “GOOD COND. 1 FE
PLL TOTE YOUR NOTE
3-406 | EVERYBODY'S CREDIT 18 GOOD
THE WORKING MAN’S FRIEND EASY. ED..JQNES fl§ § Saginiw rm Used Cars
“GU. ARANTEED A-l
‘55 Olds. 98 coupe. This is a rea! pg hee? 7.500 pent miles
"96 ick 4 door. hardtop. Fvel
eee incJudin; pled -seat &
w
Bel t is re Powerglide
HOUGHTEN & SON Your Friendly Oldsmobile
GMc ‘Truck Dealer a OL 1-076
FORD-MERCURY
née - mechanical con- a No fe trade. Make eet olter.
MY 3-1313. 36a Wagon
62 PONTIAC, 8 STA
at DR. Pgh aus a *
ECONOMY | USED. ERs :
ia PONTIAC - HARDTOP, RAH,
‘OF
CAR c: aS
44053 VAN DYKE. NEAR 20 MILE
{955 PONTIAC CATALINA, HY- dramatic, =e accessories. rE
40618.
‘3 PONTIAG, E Re R&Ht, GOO
7 CORTAE
cates ele hae ore TOCARK DODGE
: SALES. "053 VAN DYKE. NEAR
WILL ACCEPT
BILL. SPENCE USED CARS 2 Oakland Ave. __FE_ 6.9207
Lake Orion. Motor Sales MY 2-2611
HAUPT Pontiac Sales ‘$7. Pontiae Starchief custom Cata-
lina coupe, full power demo. Ter-
A number of ceca transportation
al eptionally low 528. N. Mats Rochester
"$2 2 PONTIAC, | DR PAIR | COND. __FPE_5-8957 5.
951 ne ~ CHEAP. 12 MA-
riva St., rear
‘48 PONTIAC eo STREAMLINER, #Dr. Clean & im good condition.
Call. OR _3-5335 after 3:3 »
| PO NTIAC DELUXE, 1953 PON << exc. cond.,
peti
ae a
er “$3 ToRFAe Pe = a R & i)
_Good tires. OR 3-0136.
“Safe Buy Used Cars
CENTRAL “PONTIAC’S ONLY
LINCOLN:
“MERCURY \
| cast ar ig t an exce
figure:
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phone Sows — (ees Morcye-| WAR, Nowe Wairoa | _ {@:00 (7) Annie Oakley. (9) Popeye.) producer's Showcase. Husband] ‘Years in Between.”
Paise [t9:90—-WIR, Muse} “wwe Binoy Howe” | — SC “i—and -wife acting team Alfred)y9:39—(7) Dr.. Hudson, (9) Bowl
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| po tO Pee ee | oo win pure, of Mente a0, (O) Box Four. _ ~ | band-and-wite mind reading act}, 1, :a0-—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) National | - Wear : Beery Ba eR Symphony pain ye ten eg oe “ef iy ee ae ca \e:25°(2) Weather: Phelps. trapped behind Iron Curtain, (4) News: WKam (4) :
| queemeee : ¥2, Top, of ‘Tows WiBK Neve, Qeovee , 6:30 (7) Brave Eagle. (9) By Line.) Akim Tamiroff, Lisa Ferraday an LeGott. . ee
own, al ile: Sig EAR, Newer S'iuertyn | WIR. Newer D. McLeod -| 44) Hold That Note. (2) Foreign! also star, (2) Burns and Allen, |* :
WxyYz, E. F, Morgen WPON. Maso wilh Meewn | 100-9 am. | Dz, Malone | 6:20- WIR. Musto Han ‘Legion. 8:30 = (7) Voice, Cesare -Siepi,|!* 10—-(9) Weathervane. a
wee, Bg BS t0:30--WWJ, Counc Reports | SEO: OS Nuns. 4 1:00 (1) Kukla, Fran,’ Ollie, (9)| guest. (9) Movie (continued). (4)|11:15—(9). Million. Dollar Mystety,
-- WGA, Reewé Ghep - 11:00—WIR, News: - . #:00—WJR, News. Happtoess | g:98-WJR. Philip Lenhart City Detective. (4) Death Valley) Showcase (continued) (2) Talent} Richard Dix, Karen Morley in
WETS bickey whore” | CRLW. News, ports LW, Grant. Davies Wi, News ot Five Days. (2) Don Ameche. New TV| Scouts. “Thirteenth “Hour.” (A) Patth -
CELW, G. Beater WJBK. News, Kasem : ae News, George CKLW, TBA" = play series, Thomas Mitchell'9:00 (7) Bishop. Sheen. “‘Psycho-| Page. (2) Miss Fairweather.
| OM Sunde nome | BEAR Reet greg | eon tom Sue | Mane Roce Meta tars in frst show, “Enment| analyze Youreclt” (@) Your Mu-:2—(), Sports Fine = ww Symphony E 11-90—-WIR, Music ~~ 2: J gd 7 2nd nod, beat 7 . Domain. ais sic, ® ii Lavy. ie 725 z (2) iartene Theater, : 4
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WIBK. Mews; Kacem, yk oe} See oot Everts ‘farade Wav News, McKeasio -lq:30—(7) Wire Service: Ge orge|. Denny Vaughan. (4) Robert) Warwick in “Corsican rs." 4
$:30—WJR, Piano Music - aii A Wwe i ristar Matinee WJBK. Don MeLeod Brent solves case of mistaken| Montgomery. Grandmother plays|11:30—(T) 30 Minute Theater. Ida 3
e - murder in “Misfire.” (9) Million} cupid for hired girl, Lupino divorces husband in “One ee
7 . 2 Dollar Movie. Tyrone Power,| in- comedy~ “Slice of Life.” (2)| Way Out.” (9) Movie (contin- oe
= - * ‘Maureen O'Hara in “Black! December Bride, ued). (4) Ti (2) Theater - 2
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| Como Gets Treatment |, atin, Hood. 8:00 — (@) Bowling, 0) Monty} | ‘ 1:45—(4) News: Brinkley. ery (continued) (2) Studio one.} __ TUESDAY MORNING ~ —
15 in Mi From. Razzing Friars ~ - Se a a a ee meee: 0 es. i * — ae Farm — . -
= TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT. FOR: 6:85: (2) On The Farm Front. oe
; EAR . ‘ : ‘ 7:00 (2) Good eerig (4) Today. oS
Three in Detroit Fonily . By EARL WILSON _ No. ‘MORE MARRIAGE — Jack Webb claims tht he’s through (7) Little Rascals, es
Die in Crash. to Boost} NEW YORK —Perry Como’s a guy you could never im into with marriage now that his second matrimonial venture has col- | “JUNIOR EDIT 8:00 (2) Capt. Kangaroo. :
Ww k d T |: a tux. lapsed. Although he’s unlucky in Jove, Webb has hit. the jackpot 8:30 (7) Wixie's Wonderland. :
eexen ota | <s - ee: in show: business. In addition to starring in “Dragnet” Thursdays | ~ 9:00 (2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) .
a at 8:30 m, over NBC-TV, Jack is now producing and playing the ~ | Romper Room. . :
By THE assoctiran press | But he climbed into a new one to face the kidding the Friars lead in “D DL” a movie expose. of the Marine Corps:: . 9:30—(7) Stars on Seven. :
— club gave him at’a “Man of the Year” dinner. A lot of us who a 9:45 (2) News, Weather. a
The death of three persons in! ory sort of easy got misty-eyed when Broadway and Madison a . {9:85.(4) Faye Elizabeth. e
- apd in Detroit-Sunday night) , venue ‘quit needling him and poured out their love for “Per.” ” ie 10:00 (2) Garry Moore Show. (4) .
~boosted. the Michigan weekend ac-| av» phil silvers. th “eal \Man Daclered Home, (7) Story Studio, ‘
cident death: tol? to 15. peedy,” vers, the m.c., called him. . His: areer -|10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey, (7) The PS
. Thirteen persons died in high- x k * = Legally Dead | ater Seven. i
way crashes-12 of them Sunday y*. 11:00 (4) Price Is: Right.
When the first touch of spring] He accepted the invitation.to the Friars dinner because he|[/ Now Found Alive AF} \11:30 (2) Strike Tt Rich, 4) Truth
weather lured motorists to high-| thought the ‘Friars were a branch of the church,” Phit said. eeps riving 4 ) or Consequences. (D hone and
ways, In addition, a men died in| (It’s a theatrical -men’s club.) "| ST. PETERS, Mo. 7 — Frank!. . < ‘ og Billboard | arm - accident- "woman i s : AP -
ded ie a be “Sleepy Time Guy, You've Turned Your Naps Inte Pay.” | Famous~ TV © Detective | mi, (ceuly fend iat ociue én “SS iat » 3
A Ee te the Detroit said Ray Bolger. Somebody claimed he starts his rehearsals Now Concentrating on) . Henry’ lives in .St. Peters. He “ey 1 ew, : “I! } - TUESDAY ¥ AFTERNOON
accident were Mrs. Rosaria Pa- with a half- hour coffee break. Marine Corps Film said 7 deg oben Seclared pd : ree ai ™) (% 12:00 (2) Valigat Lady. (4) Tic Tae. 2
lemba, 7h her scigitertnte. That's part of the customary spoofing by the Friars and was — . ace him failed. felitivs| ——\ | ) vq ' — 2 ‘ od ai Comics. t
vg Llinane ni a 7 gentle compared to what's been said about others in past By LEE BELSER were given $3,500 he-had inal (7% ~ t Pag oe ay re . —.
en lotcapedr Hog Mer years. It amused his wife of almost 25 years, huddled with gees wa? Poa” Ot mls lava t Lae,
o, & him on the dais. HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Jack! But Frank, now 82, has corneal | : i =~ Wy ‘ th. t : omorrow. 0” -
car struck a tree on the city’s | ; Webb, the popular TV detective up alive, employed as a farm hand cage. ~ in | Conia be You. (7) The Erwins. “Es
Mrs. Rosaria Palomba’s som, | spelipinder Danny Thomas wound up with some Toledo, O.,|thing but his marital problems, |said yesterday. a ——! — ANZ a5 (2) vin =e -~e ra a
Corrado, escaped injury philisopliy, saying, “Perry, I s said today he is through with) And Frank will get his money es _ a 1 a ‘Blenda. & Beilah, (7) My. Little
The body of a 64-year-old woman fej} you have been touched by marriage. - back. When the court declared ~ § D wn Oe ee pegs (9) Bill Kennedy Show-
‘Mrs, Nellie Slabas, a widow, WaS'the hand of God. May you “I hope I have better sense than/him dead it ordered the posting) | -. | 1
found inside the burned remains of of $6,000 bond to assure the mon-}- ae ! ue y (4) (Color) Club 60.7) Liber Ee
always feel that touch.” “"}to ever try it again.” he declared emphatically and then Jey's return in case he turned up.| her home in Decatur Sunday. Doped
- ming, died at Ishpeming Sunday er words, said “Thanks.” The When spring comes at last inthe northern states after a long, hard CAR o = arian Perry arose, “And I think I — ” sa ss (2) News. = :
: TUE crump. a paper bearing ve 5
Death Takes the first to singer Jutle London sis0 (2) Linkiotior’s Howse Party.
of injuries suffered Saturday when int yone is hi for i side ‘
idinner was held.on a Tuesday - and the second to blonde Derothy winter, every s happy, for it means more out fun. (4) Tennessee Ernie Ford, %
vats Legh mal Hum-| instead of the usual Sunday Towne, .his ex-secretary, whe Oue of the first occasions after the bexinaing of spring is Aprills:49 (9) Mary Morgan.. |
-|pecause Perry always spends DANNY, walked out on him last month {Fool's Day. April First has long been. known/as.@ time to play jokes|2:55 (9) News...
Gene Lockhart _ land tricks on others, to send them on fool's or to snatch treas-/$:00 (2)~ Big Payoff. (4) (Color)
lures away from them mysteriously. In ig Fraee the false search is| Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon
Veteran Actor Nofed “alled “hunting the Gowk” (cuckoo). I (France, the one fooled is a| Film Festival. (8) Request Play- - after two years of matrimony.
The staccato-talking TV star may
be unlucky in love, but business- ‘ Sundays. at home in the
wasasiy,) truck and | country with his family, and he wouldn't give up that Sunday |
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killed by a car early Sunday in /even to be “Man of the Year. wise, he continues to hit the Webb) ¢ “poisson d'Ayril” (an April fish, easily/hooked. ) house: . :
downtown Detroit, — — jackpot with “Dragnet.” or Character Roles|- tiere is Jane, who is walking quigfly along a street when suddenly|*!30—‘2) Bob Crosby. (9) Howdy
A motorist was killed early Sun-| THE MIDNIGHT EARL. ace : t * * in Movies” = she spies a well-filled purse. She ryiches‘down to pick it up — and in| 4 59" (9)" Brighter Day. (4) Queen day when his car blew a tire on the ana + retains +s offer to do one a = month Right now .he is readying one —_ a flash it disappears. No one seegls to be in sight, but there is a little For a Day. (9) Justice Colt.
sound of laughter from the
Color ‘the picture and~ Lodge Expressway in Detroit and
flipped over. He was identified as
Felipe Hinojosa of Detroit.
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, Two Lansing men, Ralph Barnes,
24, and Richard Dickenson, 21,
were’ killed Sunday when their car
smashed into a tree near Cold-| of the most ambitious projects of
his career—a full-length motién
picture expose of Marine Corps 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. :
4:30 (2) Race! of pth a cid Mio ; A
key’s Record S |
1/5:00 (2) The Early Show. (@ It's
a Great Life, (7) Mickey Mouse _
Club. (9) Dance Party, -
Beh Oe are SANTA MONICA, Calif. 7H —
Gene Lockhart, a versatile per-
gis who was seen or heard|©
in half. a Gin entertainment
mediums during his .60-year ca-|
reer, died of a heart seizure on
terday.
The. pudgy - faced actor, direc-| next year. Wants more. ... Actors’ Equity’s investigating the
charge that tall showgal Julie Newmar kicked and pera
when the “Li'l Abner” stage mgr. barred her from her ng
room for “habitual tardiness.” .'. . Gagsters claim ‘the next eee ee
Frank Sinatra song’ll be titled, “Honest, I Stayed tn the Car”|THE FACTS, MAM |
. Supper-singer Tony Bennett's building a $90,000 Japanese-| Webb is all ‘het up” about getting the facts on film.and so
style home in Tenafly, N. J. desirous of authenticity that he e it on cardboard. Cut out the parts
carefully. Make a slit in ~valk near Jane's feet. _—s
Jane to her skirt with a pass fastener. Slip a purse from
through the slit at Jane'g feet. As she stands upright, paste
by the scarf under hey’ left elbow as in small sketch. Fold
panel back and the right.one forward on the dotted lines and.
ure will stand. ‘Beng’ ane forward to pick up the purse and it will de or
wa . 2.Hedy Lamarr’s temperament warmed the “Story of Mankind” hauled 70 Marines over from South tor, author and composer was per-|appear through slit. .
John Horton, 20, of ee movie set... . Billy Eckstine and Sarah Vaughan are a loNg|Carolina to act in the picture and _ _ Sve = = charac- (Wandelle E cof Lalasetta, Colo:, won $10 ior this idea. Send Toe OL OR
ort = —— cativeed Satur. | distance phone romance ... Tab Hunter walked out on “Darby’s.a. handful of officers to give him) 0" - . = aes pa wd yout suggestigns in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP
pre bviges meagppomay operon Rangers’. .. Bill O’Dwyer’s in town . . . Mary Martin taking|(be odow! of Uecuiea i peared - ge x Newsfeatureg. ;
ballet lessons for her next B’way show. Webb, who for years has not|" 5 44 t 66, had been hospital: L peep eee ea SWEET
jhe was riding ovegfurned near :
“Plainwell. {ZARL’S PEARLS . . . A Jocal man says his home town ized here Saturday night ~ after|” 7
“Gerald T, Eldridge, 54, of Jack-| was so dull it didn’t ever have a depot: “We used to” the roaring, charging, purple-taced| Complaining of severe pains. Hit f— WHAT'S || MY. LINE? -
-|had not been in apparent. bad
son, was injured fatally Saturday have one, but there was amet on to do, so we. healthand was working of a tele-
"When his car crashed into a. tree whittled it down.” his trainees into proper military j Rh gh hhh . , — :
reook Lake. obedience (‘‘put that left hand on|¥ision show. ri eile ap:tor as poale te : ie ;
_— —_ -® «6 ©~=©—} «| TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A guy complained 1 his Mtle me the pelvis, Elvis!) ee ee oe cro eo Poa Some noe Come-tn ond See -
Dick Saat 66, of Bellevue, was sports car is a problem. Every time he stops at a corner g0me~) as 1, 44 hoarse after the first With him at his death were his). UMAKE, «oe ee eee eee LADIES’ DAY
killed. Saturday wien the blade of one drops a letter in it ... . That's earl, brother, week of shooting,” Webb . con- — ‘of 33. years, Kathleen, and SS eat : th * .
a circular power saw he was using (Copyright 1957) fessed, “that I could hardly |). Te daughter, June Yick- ll : CLUB “EQ”
Sees Ct ee ee ee - . ~ : Wi release of “DI,” He began his carger with : Ss
Edgar L. Knowles, 14, of Birch : io me ill H actor hopes to correct songe wrong| the Kil and .
\ 4 - ties Band of Camada when aie :
Run, was killed ‘one two- Boost Educational Radio Urges U. S. License ideas held by the public ‘hel he wai: 6 an played An sketches MATINEE THEATER
tar’ collision -near ANN ARBOR. Ww — The Educa- ; ee |Sgt. Matthew McKeon “death| with Beatrice Lillie at the age of '
«Box Deut, was al Televison and Radio Cotes for All-State Fishing m=" iy ary aa “from 1:00 “til 4:00
hit by a truck|® iday sw y thru Fridey
injured fatally when hitb Tot ($300,000 in grants for a three-year, INS) — An Ohio|«,% 40 not endorse the theident,”| At various Ister stages of his et
while \crossing a it etree et rogram of educational radio pro-| YORK, (INS) — = An Ohio webb said, “but by the same token| career, he way’a writer of Broad-| . -on s
Sina. _ i project wil ening 0 Mh, ld ot "dopo ln, my ind he way we compre a ner RCA. VICTOR | = 4 ‘Jaunched this year with the center Paren's. ihe eneation of a license Ma" Marine Corps. The Marine is the ist and‘a singer. | , N a
Alumni Week Slated [eis dn terete er Sb en meer iy at ev ec ah COLOR TV ANN ARBOR «® — The annual oneal of radio programs which)" (Ne COUNEY. ie. Justice! ll t@ attack the corps.” "and directed a. num : . .
Alumni__University Week. at Bev can be recorded for mepengch dis- Rte F. Bil, of =o, rs ustce PLUSH APARTMENT =~ _—| Der_of plays, regen ai War- ve!
University: of pgs be es a LA ee aeks:: Since the marital crackup with, notion picture po rs oe Be 3 ; FRAYER’S
from June 9 to ot. —. oat Sreadsaste “ “Wouldn't it be preposterous to- nag the dark-haired actor has roles in “Carousel,”. ‘Man ee ear Gasman Walon, ae an Perniture € eos
ceding corrimenceme rs.. day if a motorist. were required. to|been living in a plush pine-paneled | she Gray Ylennet Suit,” “The Tiens, Winch, won socks prion urnifure & Appliances
: . stop at each state line and buy a apartment on the Republic Studio! House on. 92nd : Street,” “Leave . 4-1. loTin, chipEse, heok. hd ; 589 Orchard Lk. FE 4-0526 |.
AcRoss new license plate before drivingjlot. Her to Heaven,” ‘Fokes of Har- COTS hors My Line, ine pdauica sa ne A
1 Time period ae | ee state to another. Is it any| His bachelor — situated row:” “Miracle on 34th Street” ee E 2 =i i oeresamc hd
Aiea im i less preposterous to require the/next to a beautifully a and’ “Vanishing Ameion.” - r
2 Exist | st f "| holder of a fishing license in ont office, boasts a king-sized -_ ee n. ee ae =
Hf ios , mya og finer oll ohne no neon forgery Se a aay | “Cologne, Germany, will stage In 1832~
1 Legal matters | fishing?” a collection of 3,000 records and/Builders Institute Set is next Houmials - Goods .
is — | Bell, associate justice of the Ohio|an efficient Filipino cook named) — Bae i Hardware Fare in September. - .
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