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, 118th YEAS ___________ w*	PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1960—48 PAGES ,	' ■ v™Jggt£HS&*"u‘______ -_________*
Agreement Readied in Consumers Walkout
tmm the burning home when she! 1 awoke and found the house afire, j "We can't say even when we’ll he able to decide, whether there klmay be a charge against Black,''
1 mud Lansing Police Detective Sgt.
*•	| Hie car became mired down
r<bewa <e4Ue<i:and Landry was stranded 43 min-iWlilP'^SAN until a wrecker pulled It out.
Dtahnproved gravel and dirt' roue “throughout the county”! have been chewed up in part or ini whole by riiti, chuckholes and layers of ooze of near-quicksand consistency.
fafirtl'Showers \(Frozen Variety) Due for Weekend
Special Features !in Annual Report
Yesterday Venturi went out in a record-matching 31 and took 43 Mows coming back after a dto-
nuclear proposal was not new.
And, one Western delegate, who would not be identified by name.
12th.
Palmer was a late starter over the 6,850-yard, par 38-30—13 Augusts National Course, which for t|ie second straight day was invaded by some 13,006 spectators.
Visiting the Home Show
was 83,250.623 for instruction, ! which indudes teachers' salaries, books and miscellaneous items.
It to expected that the Waterford Township school district will receive $2,635,000 in state aid, and an additional $1,500,000 from local personal and property taxes, according to Sbttbck. He said: ‘‘Although taxpayers are paying 25 mills to school taxes; the tax payments have been on the same level for, the last three years. This situation will remain the same with the exception of where an assessed valuation has been increased.” Within the last 10 years, township taxpayers have approved
"1 asked him about ‘An Israeli Rhapsody' and be said he had just pictured the country in his mind. I askl but how can you when you've never been there and he Insisted he could. Really, there is no explanation except he' s gifted." •
Ken, a third grader, wrote “An Israeli Rhapsody" last January. It Impressed his parents, piano teacher and William Smith, assistant conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Smith selected It as the hast | composition submitted In a competition opea to bays and
■ Just yesterday he suggested the conference tape the state dean because each side hadftotlytutned down the other's .disarmament ptopoeaia. He suggested they start working on "the basic principles of general end complete dfearma-ment" with hope this would lead
*Muat Keep Up With Ru—ia*
Asks Poison
Gas
CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - An Army chemical warfare expert said today the United States should pudi to develop chemical weapons even more potent than kffl-bva-mlnute "nerve gases" already poaassasd by America and the Soviet Union.
aome such effort may already be under way,
that an adequate program would
Dr. William H.
Supunerson, a _	j of the Chem-
ical Oorps' research and development command, asserted:
Hoaxers, Face Trouble
"It is to
Lansing Blaze PusAfalaltoNols Called Arson
national Interest yet unrsvaaM toxicological secrets at least as rapidly as s potential enemy nation can do so, and preferably twine he does.”
Summerson made the statements at a symposium whereto he end other government scientists painted a grim .picture of the ’threat” to the United States And ts Allies arising from possible chemical and germ warfare—and the need for assuring strong defenses and countermeasures.
Rain, Snow Make Woe
jSlatg Lie Te*t Ex-Convict Father Dead Children
LANSING (UPI) — The (Ire which killed two small! children early yesterday! “definitely was set,” Lansing Captain of Detectives i And thek remarks were under-^^ Hildebrand said tO-'ored by the statement of Maj. P: w r
chief chemical officer, that "there is some evidence that the Communist bloc may surpass us in this field. '
If the Communists succeed to attaining a superiority in new chemical and biological weapons, 'which we can not match or which
Police held Keith Black, 23, the unemployed father who had left all five of his children alone as he went to pick up his wife at work.
TM to no position to put the
we can not defend against,” said!finger on Black or anyone else Stubbs, "our nuclear strength yet,” Hildebrand said, but prom-mid be-of academic value.” Ilsed a deeper probe into the fatal He said progress is being made fire.
Firm Predicts Substantial Rise in Its Rates
Locals Will Vote Over Weekend on Two-Year Wage, Benefit Hike
JACKSON I*—A 39-day strike. against Consumers Power Co. was settled tentatively today when company and Utility" Workers I Union officials reached agreement on contract - issues.
A Consumer’s “spokesman said a marathon bargaining session which began more than three days ago [•ended early today In agree-' ment and that the negotiators had agreed to sign a i contract later today.
Some 5,100 Union mem ben struck the firm March 1 to bade up their new contract demands. The old contract had expired Yt midnight March 1.
I noon for Blkck. Theqtest wi
m . - w	for State Police headquartt.™ ....	^	,
ft was brought out at the con- East Lansing because Lansing po / A A I Ad'	I /I	_ ■	•	j 1
Mua Monster Loose in Lountv
meeting—that the United Sates Black was held on a charge Oil	<	'	__.	____
already has, germ weapons which I parole violation for having driven]	A	|mond, vice-president In charge of
could:	I a car during his parole period. Rain plus snow plus thaw plus i the same shape as It was pre- ery tfwsible effort" to stem the personnel tor Consumers.
PrsS to the fire wtti tws juar |mor* r*to, show and thaw equals vtously.	°?	,w^t. already] Members of Local its of the
•M Itrith AUen Black aad bis mud, mud. mud and more mud.] Some l
staler Katherine, is months.	That formula has gained more passable, he said, that road com-!"
Heroine of the tragedy was flu-*° 0*Uw,dlm‘**.‘On V*** h#v?.. san Black. 5. who tod her two sis-P""'”
terS, Linda. 4, and Beverly, E|JS	"i	..	. li	Lnaaa of mud in Ms district <
today.
Richmond said the offer pro
opinion,” he said.
arson la my
GOING NOWHERE — Big cars, little cars, foreign cars like the one above, even Oakland Coynty Road Commission trucks are apt to fell prey to the mud hazard that has readied nearemergency proportions in Oakland County. Hie
developing protective masks and* clothing for civilians 'more thought must be given hoi
making fallout shelters imperviousj Police and fire officials, sched- t_ .	_	, , T	.
to chemical and biological|tiled a bedetector test this after-j*Set8 Traps for UlNy&ry Motorists agents.”	jnoon for Blkck. Theqjgst was set-----------------------------------------1--------------------------
PsallM Pnu PM,
car above got stuck in a ditch on Charms road, near Milford, after Its owner swung to the side j of the road to orger to avoid the deep ruts to the middle.
'"Hie settlement involves sub-j stantial increases in the company's > {operating costs which can be met ' only through the rates paid by our customers,'' said H. Stanley Rich-
Hoqan Making His Move in Masters Play
AUGUSTA, Ga.. W-Ben Hogan made his move to the Masters
GENEVA (UPI) — The Soviet Union called today on the other nuclear powers to Join in a solemn declaration that they would not be tiw first to use atomic and hydrogen weapons.
At the same time, the Russian delegate handed the West what he claimed was a new-look disarmament program designed to break the month-long deadlock in the 10-natlon Geneva Conference. But Western delega-—------------,--------~»tion spokesmen said the
CHICAGO W — A. Brink’s fee. driver walked off with a hag ef money today bat sms located to a saloon a little Inter, apparently heftrs he ceeld hay drinks tar everyone la sight. Whta ha toft the track wtth the bag eta
Some roads have become so lm- *“* <Je*Tlbed as ‘ the worst Union, revering about Sfe mem-Jin at least ten yean.”	ken from Pontiac. Royal Oak
become	1	*	*	and Plymouth, will meet later-
I'lcountysubuitandwelton than the! *uck on them even while crews . City	A ^ ** 1 ^
that led to development of trted to make repain.	! Landry. Investigating the serious- W H.U, m te. Keaaett Rd..
:|the Atomic Bomb.	tw. mu ^	feffL of. mud in. h* <Uftrtct wl *C **> *** P^»d*at.
The city thh week acquired ,	MSt side, found o
“	son ally how bad it wu
damaged aide reads.
The county has prepared a long list of impassable roads and fee list ia griming daily, oar official said.
der it. he said, the lint‘seven labor grades would get a waga increase ef 10 cents an hour fee ' first year , and another 19 cento the second
The remaining nine labor grades would get . pay raises of 11 cents an hour fee first year and an additional 10 cento an hour fee
Light showers changing to snow tw ... t t a B jlflurries are forecast for the Pon-Wattrfard Area Board jtiae area tonight. And it will be Asking $400,000 More with a km of 30, the weath-♦l -	•	«» . w	fjrrman says.
Than in Past Tear	j A few mow flurries and quite
| cpol temperatures ate expected
The Waterford Township Board	Tomorrow's high will be
f	In the Inur ifW
Richmond said the package, alse included Increased fringe benefits.

These are Just three sf I
special features awaiting yen to tbs ltss annual report sf the City of Pontiac, te be published as a special supplement la to-
“The rein had snow of fee past week haven’t helped a bit,
■HHHHHHHHB— inch of proposed budget of $4,230,000| snow flurries will hit the area to-the 1960-61 school year. This night, was an increase of approximately Morning winds southerly at five
The 16 page mi. restate more than just the facts sad Agates about Pmtlac. It win be Jam peeked wtth tateresttag lively hbrnih
and valuable details ym will waat to peruse In full fur a bettor aaderstaadlng sf ymr «fty.
the only real ea weald ha some wa sad wind te dry things up.
“(My after the moisture I to fade can our efforts be of (toy lasting value,” he explained.
Sand and slag fill spread on chewed-up roads one day disappears within a matter of hours, he continued, leaving the road in
The 475 teachers to the school district will receive salary improvements totaling 818,000, and smaller increases have been included for admitoiatrattve, clerical, ng, maintenance, custodial and bus driving personnel.
Reason for the large Increase la the everall budget, said flupt
miles an hour will become northwest to west tonight and 10-20 miles Saturday. Thirty-three waa the lowest recording In downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. At’1 p.m. the thermometer reading waa
TALKS ON SECURITY One other major issue to the strike, that of Job security, Richmond said:
"As to Job security it has been agreed feat an employe with five years or more of sendee who be laid off because of a lack of work will have the privilege of replacing any employe with ten service to Ms own division region whose Job he is qualified to fill.
"The issue regarding the am •f contractors by the company (Conttouad an Page 2, Got. 21
Rhapsody Composer, 8, Can't Understand Fuss
PHILADELPHIA W - Eight-year-old Kenneth Brown, whose “An Israeli Rhapsody" will be played for the first time Saturday by (he Philadelphia Orchestra, can’t, understand why all- the fuss over such a The biggest item in the budgetjyOUng composer’s success.
■■Him.................... Heck, he’s been'writing, music since he was four years
old. It’s a simple thing to him and he can’t understand tthy everybody can’t be a composer,
"It cornea easy to him,” his mother, Vera Brown* explained today. "He can't understand Mm-self feat 'ft’s a gift."
How does Kenneth go about composing a song?
a piano,'’
said Mrs. Brown. “He just tote down and starts writing out notes. He says he pictures these
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, IMP
Nelle, Watson Innocent.1 Says Life-Tenner Nash
DETROIT « - Charts Nash (•unhappy with the Ufa astttenee h* got In the shying of auto erf Parvin ••Bin” Eawttsr and sain how ho joined In Implication
iatt 'to uve
ihy own aldn.
Lassiter glamorous blond widow. Nolle. 38, of 19690 Beverly Rd. Beverly Hills, and Gordon Watson, 44-year-old farmer business associate Of Laseiter, have beat accused of first-degree murder and conspiracy to edmmit murder In Lassiter's death.
Consumers Strike Agreement Reached
The State claims Hide and Wst- •* *■	pewlaaa artotra-
• killing far "sex and greed.” It bases much of its case on what it- says Nash and two others, who also drew Mfe terms, told ppltee "and prosecutors.
Nash, who admits (hooting Las-Siter, said he had expected what he farmed-*-light sen tax* -"something like 15 to 30 years.”
An- ex-convict with a long rec-Thh
ord, the sharp-faced, 43-year-old Nash said in a Wayne County Jail interview:
"I let police think I knew aoma-thtog about fiieih (NeUe and Wat-aon) They (police) put words In my mouth.
“But I didn’t know anything. And If the State Police coma to Jackson (State Prison) to get me to testify against them. IK tell them Just when they can go.
‘The police and the prosecutor said the Judge would go aasy on me. They tricked me and the others •' i\ you tall Nefia’s ‘ that if he wants a good far her to caU ms. She and Watson didn't do nothing at alL”
The otMra to wham Nash re-ferred are Roy C Hicks. 37, and Richard Jones. * AU three are from Chattanooga, Tern., and at
Hints drove used < markets Ifar Laasiti Both Mrs. Lassiter and Watson are tree, on gftOOO bonds awsifiag trial.
(Continued, From Page One) eras re—tved by aa agree sweat
i eeattoas to
Strikers still must vote on the agreement. UMoa negotiators said they .would recommend acceptance.
All voting was expected place over the weeksnd.
Consumer*supplies gas and elec rie service Vo most lower Michi-
gan counties outside of Detroit.
When the Union first struck, Garland Sanders, the UntonYchkrt negotiator, said Job security was the
“We want the company to stop hiring contractors to do work that our etootrical and gas distribution worfceraahould do,” Sanders said. TMa practice baa meant layoffs
Big Turnout Expected at Home Show
Consumers* service area covers 64 of the a counties Michigan and moat of the major cities. Major areas serviced hy the Jackson-headquartered utility include Battle Cheek. Bay City, Flint, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Muskegon, Saginaw, Traverse CKy, Pontiac, Royal
Thp Pay in Bmingham
It Ireland Should Leave, Colleagues May Follow
BIRMINGHAM - Should School Superintendent Dwigfa B. Ireland confirm 'his pending rfrignation fa the near future, It fa expected some of hie achofa personnel wffl fallow him.
Inland, M, has deified /hat I pending resignation is a/result
INSPECTS YOUTH PROGRAM — Capt Frank Popello (left), president-elect of the International Juvenile Officers Assn., visited Pontiac yesterday to Inspect the city’s youth program. Prior to a luncheon with county Juvenile officers he Inspect-
ed fae Oakland County Children’s Homo records with James W. Hunt (right), Juvenile coart fa-rector, and Lt. Clayton Randolph of the Pontiac Police Dept
Arizona Police Captain Air* Views Here
Delinquency Problem for All
Eight of every 100 Juvendoo In the United Stales will be arm toad
lice have no maglo wand which they can wave to make the growing problem of Juvenile delinquency
nile delinquency problem.
' “They only get concerned when it hits home on a local level," he •aid.
A program to combat Juvenile delinquency, he said, "will be as
(My communitywide crime prevention programs can meet the. -h&llenge posed by the facreastog
To Kill Old Train Law
A big turnout tonight and over the weekend is expected at the Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce Home Improvement Show wtfidi opened yesterday to an en thusiastic “first nighter” crowd.
The four-day show — packed with colorful displays of nei and new products — to staged in the Pontiac Armory at the corner ot Mill and Water streets, two blocks east of downtown Saginaw-street.
number of youthful lawbreakers, said Capt. Frank Popello of the . .	-- ■	.Phoenix. Aria. Sheriff's Depart-
Oak, Plymouth Northville, Bqst] ment.
Detroit, Mount Clemens, Binning- _ ’ ..	..	.
ham. Femdale and Wayne.	ropHU. prcstocat-efcct ot the
The utility services en area of ;	j™**"
just over 38,TOO square miles.	*■*'•	FanUae yesterday
Consumers was struck two years * ,* fimt-baad tospectlen ef ago over new contract demand*. ru,rtta«,( J**" program.
Th?t ."ft** *+*-*4*	«* !£■	«"* *	law goveming standard''*^,--------------------------
and eight hours, during which the Court Director James W. Hunt and meflt ^ rnnrairrr trains was'
“ftLl!? 2ft* Judfe	by the House yesterday AndeTSOU Asks
vice with supervisory employs, whom he met at the recent White ^f ^ ,0 Williams f0riJ'n^H"‘5Oa flOXO
•very apathetic” about the Juve-
weak as the ettitens want—or as
good to they want.”
As commander ot his department's juvenile dMsioa. be heeds a group of XT officers Phoenix area.
No yore WCg on Pontiac Run
Heart Attack Fatal to OrtonviKe Driver
IMaad, hoed of.Ike Birmingham school system for 11 years, ‘ fitted bto .resignation to the Board.of Education following a apecial meeting fit* day after a proposed mlllage increase was defeated at the polls. '
the veto.
Faculty members art reported
week that would have Increased the salaries of school personnel.
A 15-year-old OrtonviUo man iffered a fatal heart attack shortly below noon today while
E. Tumbuti of M Qnnp Ball Rd. kfid sheriff's deputise that Turnbull slumped over the wheel and ran off the road and Into a ■hall oraak after f a guard rail, ijfl
Deputy coroner Dr. Robert Buehrig said that Turnbull “died within aeeondi” from Ufa attack.
The per capita use of paper to New York City amounts to 05 pounds a year.
DWKMT ■- IRELAND
A meeting between teachers and educational union representative* was held following the veto.
Ireland's resignation was mitted to tbs president c school board, Mrs. Kathryn Loom-fa, who called a mooting Sunday to discuss the situation.
She sold that members of the to reject
I e.m. to I pm. Tuesdays| through Saturdays.
Mrs. Bertrand A, Rowtett Service far Mrs. Bertrand (Car-
Monday at 10 a m. at the Manley Bailey Funeral bo to Riverside
Ireland's resignation.
Ireland, who has a five-year eon-tract with the school hoard, has completed only one year.
Mrs. Hewlett died Thuraday foi-
Stoca Inland arrived In Birmingham to 430 Irom a teaching position at the University of Rochoot-er in New Yoefc. the school system has increased In eta* nearly five
9to attended YpaUanfi Normal Oofiega and wan a graduate af Albion Golloce. She was a school principal to Chohaa for five years.
flha was a member -of Alpha Chi Omega and the Review Club, both to Albion.
hi ms. there wen MB oto-lesrts enwBad. Today there in
Surviving an a daughter, Him
While ha has been auporintondent more than 305 million doQan to bond issues have been approved by voters tor new construction to Last week the Grand Trunk lost about excessive thirst — or any kaep pace with increasing enroll-] i steam mgines.	'other diacomfort, according to Hun- ment.
Now it’s faring Its toilets and gerford.	ABB
drinking water.	| "These trains make at toast she The detested mlllage request last;
exempting the Detroit-Mops to the trip from Pontiac to'week was the first to the schqpl;
Pontiac commuter coaches from ajDetrott,’’ he explained.
system since Ireland took office.
Cable Tears Off leg of Royal Oak Youth
“ proval.
for Removal of
But. visitors founds tion claimed by many apedal turns of unusual interest .
The show will remain open i 10’ pm. tonight. It Is scheduled to run faom 10 a. m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow and from 1 p.m. to • p.m. Sunday. -
Today fa Men’s Day — all men are‘being admitted five of charge.
Free 50-cent tickets to the show were to be distributed this after-
House Conference on Children and',
I Youth.	1
The association of which he 1st ' »e rid ww requires every p t_ , tn; . currently vice president consists paweexcr coach to have aad 0110001 UIT&CIOT of 1,700 juvenile police officers in properly maintain a toilet and a |	x
the United States and 16 other] mW*7 •* ditoktog water.
I Commemorating Its 10th anniversary, Birmingham’s Little GaJ-l {lery win present an exhibit of H noted artiste’ work Sunday through Juno 4.
B Yw it 1 SMOKH, WhyNttlvy All Y«ai SMOKDIG IBM Wfcfff It C«sts Ua? -SIMMS ta Tit Platt
For making what ho doarrihad
A 19-year-old Royal Oak gaaj station attendant had his left teg mid two fingertips tom off yesterday while rewinding, a tow-truck cable.
John S. Sterna Jr. ot 3317 Other St.. Anyal Dak. is Bated to fair condition today at Wflltam Hospital.
a sf the tow-track
The only commuter trains tfot* * "P*0?1 **•*" «
Popeile told area police offl- jrfad hy Grand Trunk are thosl	'. !joy^, j’-^
-r. .t . i„n,.kMH	n.b. which run from Detroit to Pontiac demon (R-waterfbrd Township) EhPP awi
luncheon at the Oakland C a a a t y Children's Home that “police are not social serv-
Yet communities expect police to do these Jobs, IfapeDo asserted.
which run from Detroit to Pontiac three times dally.''
According to Rep. Harold Hun-gerford (R-Lansing), spokesman for the railway, "Twelve more 1 ■eats — room far : fab additional 34 passengers — can be added by taking out the toilets and drinking water."
(R-Waterford Township) says state budget director Frank Landers should resign or be removed front civil service protection.
e ef sock eqrip-
"Police can be Instrumental In the prevention of delinquency” he Themaiateaai ■aid. “A patrolman	wallring a beat	meat la alee aa
leg,	ptadtiag	It «(T Just below	I knows ,<he people	in his neigh-]
the	kaee	when It saddealy	{borhood. He should	supply this in-]	efllrtab say.
’n» “P" el two	Ifonnatlon to other	agencies. !	changes in	the 35 coaches to-
I Mm i "But police departments a
hy Harry OtoaagaM aad Robert MoLarsa. etto far Richard Lav-tog, ceramics by Gertrud aad Otto NaMer. weevtag hy Maria
■iiriiM
Also to he shown are works In a variety of mediums by Glen ML chaels, Kenneth Wynsma and Karlj Stabler.
Seaman, chairman of the Civil Service COmmlasfan, protesting Landers' speech two weeks ago before a "Truth About Mlclii-meeting sponsored by the AFL-CIO.
laadaw said a five real spies
w«*e shore off to tto ucrideat. |tag -ramrodded Mo	nlf sriTSt 2' ^ w,gM k*h",orofor DBchl- •
,0r kW* 1 ><** <«* tfcrniu* train.
----------— —An smhulmice was aummoiied(w^>^F,yS|°* ^	1 ^[tect through train*.
noon and tomorrow afternoon in immediately by dnothei* attendanticommuters need not wnrrv; downtown Pontiac and the shop-;at Graham’. Shell Service station ft	•“» one for the] commuter* "* ^
>at 12-Mile and Crooks roads.
Men Are Weary but Hopefol
Workers Bolster Walls Along Surging Rivers
police to handle.
He also criticized the practice of! police acting as probation officers for youthful criminals.
“The offender* attitude is ’who’* he kidding—he arrests me, l then lets me out’," Popello said. 1
Ry The Associated Press Weary flood fighters maintain
their watch and worked < ened dikes along the surging Mississippi and Missouri river* today arid appeared mere hopeful than they have to\day«.
However, official* expressed concern of possible break-throughs
swollen rivers for more than a week to areas from Quincy, ID. Into the Hannibal, Mo./ district.
B B B
The Weather
Psll «.f. WMthw Saresi S.MT PONTIAC Milkmn — ill
dN«r tosar «•# «m£m sue »
Hairik«.in Mir, •CsMfUC to I ill UN* tsaltfcC jbfh M
borne ot the earthen dike*, mded by the
The Mississippi dropped steadily north of Quincy but down-he crest was yet to come and workers bolstered the soggy flood walls on the Illinois and Missouri sides of the big river.
The only major levee break on the Illinois shft was near Meyer. HI., north of Quincy earlier tills week. The break, which resulted
In flooding of some 30,000 I_________
ef fertile farm land, eased some of the pressure on teveea on the Missouri side.
BASEMENTS FLOODED Downstream at Hannibal, Mo., i basements of about 50 business establishments were flooded for second time in a'week Thursday [but Ufa crest is believed to have 'passed. SSiS
Flood witters spilled over about 10,000 acre* of farm land to Pike] County, Mo., north id St I hut officials said the situation appeared under control.
Re atwaaod that M waa eheap-* to have a *treag crime pre-rrettea program than to watt ■ntll kids become Involved to
Official Faces Assault Charge
He described the Repubfican-j* ontrolled Legislature as "donfi-j* 1 hy the representatives of a
' minority of the population” and J contended it “flatly refused recognize the problems which ] voters elected them to deal with." < "I have no intention of hocking ] off.” said Landers to reply. “IT I said has been said before fay]
He said most communities were
Auto Strikes Culvert, Area Resident Dies
A While Lake Township father of three was killed Thursday
ning when his car smashed
cement culvert on M-50, In White
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Oakland
JSrtrsj
10,1 ,n 80 Edward J. Johnson, 55, of 9470 Pontiac Lake Rd.. waa dead on ar? rival at Pontiac General Hospital.
Johnson, who was atone in the driving 'at a “high rate 1 and lost control on a curve near Teggerdine road.
MUSKEGON (UPD—Arthur W. Davis, the hefty veteran lawman who resigned as Muskegon County sheriff and then withdrew the resignation, was charged today with assault and battery In an alleged attack on a woman who was a prisoner irf hia jail. .
(Editor's Note: See earlier story and pifcture on page I)
11m chargs agatast the H-year-
witness toki^Fontiac state police.
Ovirhecrtfad Oil Burner Causes Waterford Fire
i 8 Mltesrittl M is S ft teUuwspsns H i n ii*T«rfc

No sortofls damage ad to the St. Louis area as the flood crest rushed toward the Mg city. The Mississippi la expected to'croat at 34% fact but 38 feet to regarded as the danger mark. T*ie Missouri appears to hayw ■rod,to the area near St. Charles, Mo., where the Missouri empties .into the Mississippi? Officials to «;SL Charles said, "We've got it 5 8 der control,"	,
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A $8,000 fire, to Waterford Town-, ship was started by an overheated oil stove to a cement block budding'at 1fe corner of Dixie Highway and Telegraph Rd. yesterday.
■aid that plastic tubas for hokting golf club* were stored too niar
faWri ’T I TlwW if h Th« floods along the two Ml &Pb t* ■ Tw.E' it g rivers In the last two weeks have M JEMiitea ■ “| ™-----------------*	— -
building was used, for and as an office for the golf driving- range at 2045 Dixie Hwy. It la owned by Carl F. Rose of 2335 - Fafrport St., Drayton Plains.
8 5 JsS?*6* 8 «j*caused *n hriimated 18 tomion fa Ir MSS ff g dollan damage.
About one tofiBon new homes are built in the United .States to an
Form«r Jail Prisoner Makes Claim Against Muskegon Sheriff
Faith, Begorrah, There's Another Little Callaghan
Sure ’n’ it will be a Mg welcome when pretty colleen Bridget Callaghan arrives home at Birmingham In a few days.
Bridget, born yesterday to Mr. and Mr*. John Callaghan of 86 Manor fa., has 17 brothers nd sisters. They an Margaret. 33, John, 31. Paid, IS. Jamas. IS, Brian, XT.
he waa given the alternative at
cm a complaint brought by Sire. Sanhutoe Dawasn, to, el Whlte-
John P. Boeschenstetn. Davis' attorney, appeared for Davis to municipal court this morning and pleaded innocent to the charge on behalf «f Ms client The lawyer demanded a pity trial which set for May 9. A bond of S100 posted for Davis, who did not a p-
HAD SCRAP Of 1988
Hen Davis was re-elected to hto second term, to November of 1968, he and Ms on Bahama involved to a brawl at a victory party which raattited fa an assault and battery charge, whfah Is n
Houston Mapor'Nomfas Race Study Committee
HOUSTON, Tax. (AP)-Mayor Lewd Cutter has named a ea mittee to study rittillu problems. Among the 36 wMtot and U Ne-roes on'the committee are saveral
Itathleen. 15. Edward, 14. William.
Ann, 13, Patricia, U, Clare, 9, S, Kevin, f,
Mary and Jbacph, 6, Theresa, 4,1 and Patrick, L	w .
Thstr father fa orffanlst and chofa-teacher at two church's and also teaches music to Marygrov* College. The family Bwp to a nine-
Mrs. Callaghhn, 41. and Bridget wen reported doing fine..
Absentee Ballots Ready at CHy Hall
Two important annountomeAl concerning the two approaching Pontine otoctiont were made today hy Mrs. Ada R. Evans, city ;
Concerning the general municipal •toetton a week from Monday, she announced that absentee ballots W now available at City Hall. They caa be cast at the dork’s of? r flee, rite said, through Saturday, April U.’
On fan subject of tfat special (ctooi election ROfay 9, Mrs. Evatw ■aid that registrations for thto Registrations far tiki* election will dose at 8 p.m. Monday. Registrations have already dowd tor the municipal election, . j|
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KALAMAZOO (UPD-fc*. OuP tan Marti (R-Kalamasoo> hitched hie campaign tar the Republican gubernatorial nomination to a Jour-point program before the
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I As the bill was drawn, federal judges could have authorized last*
Sevaral of the bill’s Dixie foes said privately they probably won’t wage a full, scale .minister. They said they realize that a topheavy Senate majority Is determined to pass the bill without much more delay and is bt no mood to stand for any filibuster.
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HITS HONORED — Dr. Paul V. Sangren was honored Wednesday night at a banquet held ,at the Western Michigan University Student Centes to Kalama-*oo. Dr. John A. Hannah, Michigan State University president, gave a tribute to the retiring president. And he was presented a credit card lor any new car of his-choice.
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First ‘Working’ Satellite Is UJ5. Accomplishment
Two Important features coma to our mind as we read of tbs success of the repent "Tiros” satellite going Into orbit around the earth. This spectacular performance differs from other space probes.
‘Are They Proud of This Triper
There an SB westerns on TV/
Union Answers Earlier Letter
Old Dad wants a atatam the Union regarding the
Supposedly the club house and grounds would giro the wives a place to do.eharlty Wbrk as well as for relaxation and recreation.
We feel sorry for them. But not to the tune of half a million bucks.
This 270 pound satellite has two distinct missions:
i It is carrying out a peaceful purpose by helping weather forecasters.
2. It is not just exploratory; it is operational It le going about its job routinely by transmitting photographs of our planet’s cloud cover.
These two missions by our laboratory In space are Important for the United States' welfare. It Is something definite, and true value will be received.
With reference to the oft-heard statement, "Hard work never killed anybody," most of us have no desire tQ try to prove It In error.
Don't Discontinue Passenger Service*

It la alarming to see Indications that common honesty Is becoming uncommon.
What Are the Wild Waves Saying?
David Lawrence Reports oh Letter;
Wit drivers are responsible for more traffic accidents than wet high-
Do Candidates Do as They Preach?
It Should also be noted that at this ways, time the United States has In orbit around the earth, or elsewhere, at least three times as many satellites —e as Soviet Russia. The silence on this point from behind the Iron Curtain jV ( Is almost deafening.
What a switch from all the hoi-lering and whooping that wont on ^ buck in October, 1957, when Sputnik I started orbiting. Russia	>#]
won this propaganda victory, bat for obvious reasons chooses to re- The main quiet today on the subject. test 11
dency really practice what they you see, we have no 'civil rights.* preach?	/’As you will note, the court has
This is a question raised by a been aakedf to allow any Interested reader who teds that, since tree P“*to* to Intervene, but I am sun speech is betas _	none will. Public opinion is so much
,.	*	against Us that no one dans raise
rather broadly	^
interpreted now-
F . fh	Negneo camo In and they alt
.....	.	‘	iihMi and shaut hock and forth,
tribution of anony.	UhL	w-j, „	____T
moua handbills,	b*M-W-**
<*toen l>» thefllFl	iZZZ* S5LtU£
right to direct .Bf M few anonymous	.
queries to the can-	salt empty,
didates.
' From
The officers pf this local, from	——
tho start, ham atated their pod- Recent Jurv Trials tion against any sabota«e of any	Jf""
sort against the Company Is any Prompt Letters instance.
4 . ^	^	If wo have to* have trials by
juries, let's have professional Wo know kow naaay people . juries that sit on all tha trials and autaldo ear anlan sea vary become experienced, sympathetic and assay WSSO an	Served Once
converting every dag. Ask aay-	__
body | a pimlm whe had lhatr Will aamecne tell me why It
------ reader LAWRENCE economic as well as social. Again b
In Grand Rapids, Mich., come I ask where are our ‘civil rights'?
these three questions:	1	1 ...... ..... .	■
"Do the children of the candi-
pL'CfiTf’-S*.!!- Dr. William Brady Says:
yor color?
.	.......	.	.	goes to the person submitting the nearest
how many satellites, American or correct answer to:
RuMlm. •» actually orbiting on wi». .h. b» bra at their designated courses.	hat at least u ti«- wui be laad-
if ir if	tog tha American League on tho
Most of us today accept these re- Inf!1.*81 *"?
___. .,	__,	r -	. what win be his hatting average?
markable performances matter-of- _	...
factiv Th» mnni, nf the TTnitort lT,ry member of yoOr family Is eligible lacuy. Tne people of the United to compete, and it costs nothing to enter. States should toot their horns about Each entry must bo on a separate piece of the achievements of this country’s' P*i*r» but 1111 m*y be enclosed’ in the space experts. They are doing a •*»• snveiope. bang UP job.	All entries must be received In
Tho Pontiac Press office by noon* Before "Tiros" all the satellites	Friday, April is.
pat into orbit were merely for ex- That’a only ono week from today. it’s ploration. This one la working. time to get busy, or ydu may forget It. We aren’t discounting tho useful-	You probtbly haT# * favorite player, and
of mw	of	«ho	should ha ready to give him	a chance to
ness of any	of	the others.	^ ^ prlM for m He.,	ready to d0
*• would	bo	perfectly reason-	his best to bring it your way.
able to state that our country is Do not fall him by forgetting to mage tho first to place In the skies a	your autry. Make It NOW. and then you
satellite which is actually working	forfet **’	f1*4 you’re ln
fo» ■.Miri.s ■	* the game of good sports. Procrastination
tor manaina.	said to be the thief of time tt elan mew
ToCureJetany Just Double Calcium, Vitamin
1 reed that we should abolish Jury trials and let judges handle Important eases Recent jury trials make you think so.
Tax Tips
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Adequate Insurance Cuts Worry
Lacy's husband may /eel that she to unduly frigid but that to portly due to hit fault Mad below. Lucy it like millions of other good wives and mothers, to study her complaint carefully. You husbands should follow her suggestions, for wives become more congenial and affectionate when you remove this indirect cause for their frigidity.
Ry DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE S • 429: Lucy B., aged
Under this ruling,	the	State	M/uwSetts
STSSSTeriSTimlTl
booklets of that association or its	% _mf?.:rwfV1 ^
annual guide if they carry the	,*nM tn*mt
listing ot the persons who an	J 111 ,1,11
sewed of Violating the statutes.”	S1^* 1 ■*""« «* ei*ht.month*
.	.	ago, the only recurrence of cramps
Tk.	1 «	Was when I was	away	from home
JUT’"	"""	* <--
”My understanding 1. that the ^	“*,D,
only 'crime' these people cZ * *£"7 *r“eful mttted was circulating calendars *ood	rM1P.
with a Negro’s picture on them,	(Signed,^ C.M.E.)
the same having been ordemd	*	*	♦
before the state’s 'dvfl rights’ bill Tetany must not be confused was passed.	’	with tetanus (lockjaw). The char-
HAVE NO wnw«ff	acteristic manifestation of tstany
•'We ton n»m ■	As spasm or cramp, very painful
. accnrdins to nur ‘civil
ftaNe^o comes in 3Va£ tomuscleruf thrhandaand ytop full up and cannot give him mom,	OT *m!.mU,C>*. **!
he can go away and report us u Ftd€r ,chUdnf> , having refused him. We can then .**!”*?•. P>iM )' «»d to calf or be heJd ’in violation,’ without any 1004 °* oWer «*"““•
iety tor more In cases like Lucy’s.
For example, when I first married, I took out a 110,000 "Family Income” pokey.
If I had been killed shortly thereafter, Mrs. Crane would have received one per cent ot the face value of the pokey each month ($100 monthly) lor 20 yean.
And then she’d also have received the fun $10,000 besides!
Verbal Orchids to-
Robert Dawson
of 20 Wenonah Drive; 00th birthday.
Mrs. Minnie Peterson of 49 Edward 8t.; 05th birthday.
—..... ■■— Mn. Ait MerUnaoa—-—-  
of M South Tasmania St.; Mth birthday.
Mrs. A. B. Dernberger of 78 Plngree St.; 80th birthday.
Fred R. Katus
Of 2840 Marwood St.; 80th birthday.
Mrs. Psarl Salinger of Keego Harbor; 82nd birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Lawman of Waterford; 51st wedding anniversary. Eugene Orson
of Drayton Plains; 81st birthday.
Mrs. Ana Diekema of Rochester; 82nd birthday.
’ Mr.-and Mrs. Henry Congdon The Idea for the club house strikes of Oxford; 94th weddltfg anniversary, us as fine. However, Washington real	Mis. Emma Burrows
estate men estimate the value,of the 01 Roche*t*r: 98rd birthday, land ln question to he around half a of Utica; lSJ? 552^®“^" million dollars.	_	Mm. otwni. m-a-r.
Social life in the nation’s Capital we’ve always understood, is pretty beetle. This point is generally made by members of Com... gress when they feel it is time for another salary hike or increased expense accounts for themselves. In fact, all too frequently they eite the high cost of living In Washington.
Recent stories point out that Congress Is about all set to give a choice, United States owned park site to the CangreeskBial Club, composed of wives and daughters of Congressmen, to build m $350,000 club house on.
The Country Parson
Tetany la commonly not recognized when tt occurs in a mature adult, limply because the medical textbook author* persist in associating tt with infancy. So the.most effective prophylaxis and treatment la net applied. a Again, 1 say that so-called “growing palm” are usually due to tetany. So are dull aches or vegue pains in the legs of elderly Persons, who, poor souls, ire ao easily persuaded to Attribute their Pttos to “arthritis.”' "neuritis,”

THE PONTIAC PftRSS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1060
Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas
. MM. JOHN s. OAVES Service for Mr*. John S. (Gladys E.) Gam O. of 484 W. Kennett Rd., will be held at 1:30 p.ra. Saturday at tbt SparteOrifBo Chapel with burial In White Chapel
MM HOCKWAY GUILHAULT
Mrs. Brockway (Clara M.) Guil-bautt, 59, of 57 Nairn St., died yesterday at Pontiac Ganoral Hospital ot a heart ailment after a brief illness.
Mr*. GuUbaidt attended Olivet Collage at Kankakee, HI. been an office employ* at Pontiac General Hospital for 10 yean. She was a member of the Veterans' ot Foreign Warn Auxiliary Post
m.
daughter, Mr*. Carl (Kay) Church. Ul of Pontiac: two grandchildren, and a sister. Beulah Phillips oi Pontiac.
A Veterans' Memorial Service wffl be held at T:3U p.m. Sunday at tha Huntoon Funeral Home. Service wffl be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home with burial In Perry Mount Park Ceme> tety.
ARTHIH L. MncADAMS Service tor Arthur L. MacAdams, 71 of 101 Oakland Av*., will be
dety and Bishop Gallagher Council 2599. Royal Oak.
Urn Rosary will ha recited at . p-nu today at C*J. Gadhardt Funeral Home, Kaago )larbor, with "• body to bo at tha funeral xna until 9:30 a.ih. tomorrow. Surviving are hie wits, Marion A.; three daughters, Patricia D., men F. and Hieteaa A.; and two sons, James P. and Richard at horoa; a sister and a
brother.
AUG CUT C. DO TROY — Service tor August C Doebler, IT. ot 2325 Trey St., wffl be held at 1:30 pm. to Christ Church Apostolic, Royal Oak. Burial will be to Qalrriaw Cemetery, Royal Oak.
Mr. Doebler died Wednesday at William Beaumont Hospital Roy-al Oak, adter.a two-year fltaaaa. Surviving urn Us Wile Murine;
Roy Peak. lira. < Ward Wad. Mbs. Frank Galen, Mrs. Wayne Shaw
ot Pontiac: three eons, Stanley and Louie, both of Auburn Heights, and Barnard ot Aattac; and 31 frand-
Butyting Slips This March in Waterford Area
Bufldtog was down in Waterford Township in March this year — pared to the	1
A slater and brother also sur-
Church of Religious Seione* Founder Dim
LOS ANGELES (AP)—Dr. Ernest Holmes, 72, dean, and found-er of the Church ot Religtoqs Science, died at his'ham* Thursday night.
Tha anthor ot many works op
t the
Spwks-Griffin Chapel In Oak Hm Cemetery.
Mr. Mac Adame, a retired salsa-man of Pontiac Retail Stan, died to Me sleep at Ms hone yesterday.
RICHARD J. O’LEAHY WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Service tor Richard J. O'Leary. ST, of 2513 Depew 8t., ‘ *1 at 10 a m. tomorrow
Miller et Trqy, Margaldt at home and Mr*. Howard Alveraon of De-r sans, William of' Claw. Sea, Gerald of Dray, Francis at home and Henry et Pontiac; grandchildren, tad five greatgrandchildren.
Six slaters also survive.
fctJRLEY T. HUNTER TROY-Servic# was held Wedaeeday for former reaident Burley T. Hunter, 25,' ot Detroit, who died suddenly Monday. Burial was to Sunset HUl Cemetery, Flint, tinder the auspices of Price Fu-
ROMEOService for Mrs. John (Katherine) MacDonald. 10. of Ml Dickinson St., will bo hold at 10 Am. Monday from St Paul Epiaco-pal Church. Burial will be to Romeo Cemetery.
Mrs. MacDonald died Thursday
at Oar LAdy ot Refuge Catholic j after an extended nines*. Churchy Burial wffl he in Mount | Surviving are four daughters.
Mr. CTLeary died of a heart at- Mm, both of Windsor. Oat., Mrs. tack at St Joseph Mercy Hospital Helen Harmon of Del Rio, Tex..
He was a member of the Ourjand Mrs. Mary Jaynes ot Romeo: yesterday.	a son, John of Romeo; five grand-
Lady «t RafUg* Holy Name So-(children and eight great-grandchi)-
by Roth'i
Sth Grade Test Bill Dies in Committee
JOHN J. HANSOM Chape] service was held today at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery for John J. Ransom, infant LANSING (to—A bill to require son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex B. Ran-a statewide examination of fifth *>m of (785 Saahabaw Rd., Dray-graders toy to a committee grave-' tan Plains, yard oday.	j Surviving besides the parents
The House yesterday returned] are a brother and two siatare. Ste-the Senate-approved measure to Phen. Deborah and Valeria, all at the education committee with the! home, obvious intention of killing it	Ttte infant was dead at
■>	*	*	Wednesday at Pontiac General
Sen. Stanley Raaycki (D-Detroit) Hospital.	w
ITS&’SSj'iSSiKS	...
^ ^jrDH^£rs,s
Oakmont St., wffl be held at 10 a-m. Monday at tha .Sacred Haart Catholic Church. Burial wffl ha In Mount Hops Cemetery Mr. Zywtckt, a retired carpenter, died unexpectedly of a haart attack at his home yesterday. Surviving art Us wtfa Veronica: daughters, Mn. Chester Megar Auburn Heights and Mr*. Le-
■ Dm House Education Committee ' knocked out a provision lor an . immediate atari and proposed a survey by tha stats superintendent ot public toriroctioa to first deter-
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Tetal permits Issued grill March warn KHM as earn-pared to IWUn tor March at ISM. Only U house permits far niailnuttsa valued at SttMN were lamed. I year age there ware IS tor isat.m V A commercial pannit tor con-otructioB valued at $233,350 was issued to ths Michigan Ball Trie-phone Co. for construction al an equipment building near Telegraph road. Another was for a two-famfly
Move fo Centralize Missile, Space Plans
WASHINGTON (D—The Department moved Thursday to faring Its far-flung system ot missile and space uriride test programs and facilities under tight central direction.
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The boas of the new set-up is r. Herbert F. York, director of defense research and Engineering, who already holds broad control at moat at the military ipaot and rmiasOe projects;
MaJ. Gen. Donald N. Yates, whs toe more thaa Bee year# tow directed opsrattoue at the Cap* Oaaavetal, Fla.,
ander York’s overall dlrectiou. York said he beiievea Yates “baa directed mot*' big racket launching! thaa perhaps anyone to tha rarid,"
One ebjecthra apparently win 1
to WasMagtoa wlthla a few weeks to become deputy director at re-
tted out by the Navy's facility at Point Arguallo .and tha USATs big missile center at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Close together on the California coast, they me bath Involved In operations of the Pacific ocean range.
Success works to many directions. R can make a nun’s hat too small for Us head or Us belt too tight lor his pants . . . The Oriental* have always seemed moat concerned with saving toot, it took American beauty re to put it oq a paying t I—Earl Wilson.
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Pony Express began auspiciously, but only r
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h<W^ May, 1860, however, the Palutss (or Pah-Utei) went on toe warpath to Utah and Nevada, burning many stations and stealing stock. Riders arrived at stations only to find them demolished, leaving them no alternative but to go on to the next.
One o( the most famous riders, "Pony Bob" Haslam, was forced to make a round trip of 380 miles in X continuous hours, carrying the mail nearly on schedule. For this he was awarded a bonus of $50.
the lives of many good men. n was aoo a Heavy nominal mow. ivqwww* m stations and livestock coot $75,000.
Haslam’. ride was exceeded by one other. At the age of IS. WBBam Frederick Cody covered a regular UArnle run through Wyoming, one of the most dangerous op the route. One tone, he foimd his relay man had been killed, so ha rode 1» miles to the next station. He Immediately tuned around with the return mail, covering e distance of 3M miles. Cody was Inter to become world femoue ae ’’Buffalo BUI.” -
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Price Lower, Tensile Strength Greater
Auto Men Look to Magnesium
By JACK VANPENBEBO
DETROIT—Tha auto Industry la hoping magnesium will ha tha low caloric staple of its weight-reducing program.
Tha automakers, encouraged by reduced appetites and grantor popular appeal of can using H| weight aluminum parts, ha
seeking to cut more weight from future models by using magnesium.
Industry sources say manufacturers are investigating nearly every pert of a. car to sat If magnesium can replace heavier metals now in use. Including aluminum to some cases.
Officials *t Daw Chemical Co., the major prodacer ot magnesium In the United States, re-
1 might ha a bio tots* amid
The primary weight savings resulting Bom tha use of tom would come to angina parts. At least throe makers aro giving serious consideration to _	.
ngtoes at this tons, although aro expected to main tha change to 1981 models.
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Tha first major uses of magnea-im are expected to bo to gearshift components, oil and fuel pomps, transmission parts, brake shoes and trim parts.
GREATER ALLOT STRENGTH Cost and brittleness have he back the use of magnesium to can to the past But the new price agreement eliminates much of too cost handicap and new allays have greater tensile strength.
Volkswagen has used magnesium to Its rear engine for
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The onto industry, particularly Chrysler, was making substantial program with magnesium until Dow, the only supplier at tha time, jumped tts'price by two cants a pound to 1961
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Stung by what they considered n unwarranted increase, the automakers virtually eliminated the um of msgneatum to can Chrysler’* 1910 ears have no magnesium to them.
First On« to Complain Finds Himself in Trap
CASPER, Wyo w-LeRoy Herdt complained to Casper police that motorists warn using a street aa
Police sat up a radar device at an intersection. Among too first to be trapped . . f LeRoy Herdt
Oak Park Lawyer Accused by Client
An Oak Park attorney has been accused of embezzlement In a warrant asked fay a client The chant, Leon Roatoald of Count Omens, charged that Milton 8.. Gold attained a H.400 judgment for him in Wayne Gouty Circuit Court.
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Ha said Gold promised to make a checks food but has not kept the promise.
two checks tor fljto to kin Rosinski said he tried to cash
Thoro's Lois of Room to Grow in Thb Town
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But one official said: “W* are j very optimistic about the future I ot magnesium to automotive appb-ll cations. One reason is that well now have an excellent magnesium I die casting process.’’
Perhaps as important to the re-1
automakers which allows the! manufacturers to buy magnesium fl at cut-rate prices.
COST DOWN
Dow officials refused to evens confirm that tha price agreement! existed but auto Industry sources! say it establishes the price of one! promising magnesium alloy at 1-28II times the cost of aluminum with! a special 2.5 cents per pound die-1 count for development costs.
This puts tha cost of magnesium I to the automakers within five cents 1 per pound of toe cost of aluminum 1 and the greater volume in a pound! of magnesium offsets this differ-1 ence.
Sources said development of [I a tow parte for dlo-caotteg may II be ready by too time the 1MI II model can are introduced but I the greatest laereaao la magnea- I
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NEW YOR* (II—IV Wisconsin primary proved little or nothfaf. hi the opinion ot dev. Nabon A
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NEW YORK - First broadcast Of a presidential inauguration was that of OtMa OooUdge in 1925. She first Mecsst of such an event whs Harry Truman’s inauguration that occurred In 1MB.
Plane With Set hi 1961 6-Stale Teaching
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FUST over FANNY - “Fanny the Flame.’’ near-nude 14-daot | figure to hold the Olympic torch to front of the new Sports Palace at the 1980 Rome games, is attracting catcalls. Somehow, with her t well-rounded tomthy, curvy hips and took of upper drvilopmout, > she seems out of proportion. Her bosom is ■ bust, detractors say. Sculptor EralUo (freon, who stdndh beside her, says the shoestring bra rovers not even a hid
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Committees Organ! May 7 Event; Thei It Illusion in
Ar BARBARA GRIFFIN “Illusion In . Lavender" la theme' of this yean Pontiac Ccs tral High School Junior Prom t be held Hay T In tha Girls Gym Supervising tha various commit tees needed far a successful arts- Donna Dougtaaa and Mitten, cochairmen.
Kathy Chttson I tickets. They are ILN la the tick* and aftpr sehaei aai three tendi Men.
Creating the “Bhislon In Layei der” theme witl^dicaratione |« tt Job of decorations chairman Lora ta Nosanchuk.
Darlene WoodhuQ and her lietty committee have been putting up posters advertising event to ail Juniors. Tha mui committee, under the direction Juanita Graham, has engaged J< ty Libby’s Baftd lor the J-Hop. nnr heads Other baay working toward line are Peggy meats; Dick Da
The Pontine
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A communicative arts sesskm lor 1 school students. They wig
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iterfotds 'Cyranc^m Takes Stage Tonight
RyfOHX TEEUWISSEN Ringing swords will herald tbij entrance of Cyrano do Bpigatac at • tonight on the Waterford Township High School stage.
A second performance of (he to* mance - comedy * tragedy will be
lHh .ssntnry France, to tha story of Cyrano and Ms haat.
. In love with the fair Roxanne. Cyrano fa afraid to approach her for fear that aha will latiito at this large protuberance. Roxanne, however, loves Chrtatidn arid Cyrano pledgea Ids wit, bravery end expert swordsmanship to helping Christian win < Me tye.
Practice for the play has tadtiA? ed net only coaching on’acting, but numerous trips to Hearing class for
Teeuwisaen. Admission will be 60 cents with activities cards.
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Waterford’s anusl Easter Assembly’ Will take place next Wednesday under the sponsorship of die Hi-Y. Beside a featured speaker, the prottmm will include numbers by .Waterford's award winning A Cappella Choir.
Most students at Waterford High
Principal Beta Shoes
Northern High Begins Magazine Drive
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The Night of January 16th*
Clarkston Stages Drama
Urn U students to represent Oen-j trai tor etthar two or four weeks on-the of inter-)
est and contribution tn the Central	By JANET TIKH | As «he curtate rises, Lee Ptte,
dramatics department this year. “The Night of.Jtnuary 16th’’ Is fWrtU a t tor aey, and Mi a Bve courtroom drama of sus-i waiters, defease attorney, are pense, comedy and excitement. debating the Issoe ef whether IDs play is being presented by!	S**®-
the Clarfcrion High School Junior **•*• 11 Class tonioht and tomorrow nieht the lint
Clam tonight and tumorrow night to the high school gym.
Kay Gaddaa,
Delbert Gibbs, Naaey Walker.
Jody Pravotto sad Mark Berg.
Others wig be Jim Baker, Janet LiviiRMM, SueCbstantino, Karon KesstonponrUejHocker, Kay CUne
'naS^jX Provetta and[Qx/orcf High
bn2^kire*eni,Rto^nt^riIt Represented at
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The play Continues and many witnesses an called la terilfy, some s( which tadudl£« private detpetive, played by Ron Jyleen; cleaning traman. Mary Bobbins; policeman, Fred'Warrick; ’'dancer,” Gay Ami Huffman; and
BOWnUNO CONTEST	I	lnd
Prod Zittel'a senior homeroom .	. ludtotf ataewtth —■—«
an< Dlric Ay|kica	bmLp, Nane^RaSoff. have been
TM 0**"4 High ****• *> the 1980 r?™*. CW^ttot Monday night. The*,,* meetora of tha Futuro Home-losing homeroom will treat the ■rimers to a party. Five boys from Zittel'a l mmOa I * m *
the Junior boys, and AyUng’a girls
(state meeting of the Future Homemakers of Ameftaa.
! The conference, which Wednesday, ends today Pantlind Hotel and Civic Aadito-
When the total number of pine rium ta G«nd Rapid*, was totaled after two games, ZK-I “About IAN delegates and ad-tala homeroom had a 60-pin ad-	~
should prove exciting tonight. Bobo Christides, Clarkston High Student Council president, accepted from the League Student Council the 1966 Sportsmanship Trophy.
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Each year for the past five years, this trophy has been awarded to sachool In the Wayne-Oakland League which baa shown
A . Jury chosen from the audience will consist of students In
The play Is being directed by Eugene Sdwller and his. assistant. Linda Jean Chapman.
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Many weeks of hard work and planning have gone Into tills production and It should prove to be Of the finest Clarkston High
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vantage and consequently wig be tag." Nancy rapsrto from Grand I A group of Clarkston High School (rooted by the toeing Juniors.	Rapid*. -Ike theme ef tee are- seniors rode in three buses to
Winning bowlers from Ottel’s rim Is THA. tor Oar World Michigan Central Raifroad Sta-t?“*roonLwfe	tton on Wednesday where they
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Donna Douglas, Oonnit Crocker. 1
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. arships, honorary memberships
Barb Griffin, Janet Livingstone. Janice Huff, Brace NorveO, Pete Blank and Art Beg represented Ayting’s homeroom.
Nellie Smith, Carolyn Anderson and Maryan Waring are delegates to tha state meeting of the Future Homemakers of America at the Pantlind Hotel and Civic Auditorium In Grand Rapid*.
Joyce Wood and Kama Kelly > the voting delegates ef the Oxford chapter. We are on the hostess committee of the state meeting, also.”
CMhr advisor to Mrs. Marjorie Harkness.
While In Washington, the* students are staying at the Ambassador Hotel, where, they are undoubtedly making use of tha hotel's flpa swimming Planned tours, will tkko the Sen-loro to Arlington Cemetery, rite oi the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
They wM aha tour Annapolis, too famed Naval Aeadmsy. A
By MARGIE LARo This year’s top scholastic honors hdvo been announced at halted Lake High. Choeen as valedictorian was Milt oh Carrigan. Selected to share salutatorian honors for the elase of 1960 were Diane Slinker and Nancy Gray.
Milton has participated in many extra-curricular,activities besides maintaining a near-perfect grade average of 3.97. Some of hi tenets have included the Student Council, The Math Club and the school band. He/ta-also president oI the National Honor Society.
’a ability ta Emtitoh became evident (iris winter when he received reaaerap honor* la a contest sponsored by the National Council of Teachers el
basketball and football i
Clarkston High School reoeivegj this trophy for the Gird year. rOOU DANCE*
“Fools Danes” was the theme of the Clarkston High Science and Vanity Club event held April 1 in tiie school cafeteria.
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Two basketball games preceded the dance making the night a triple attraction.’' The Men’s faculty defeated the senior boys in one game and the junior girls defeated the freshman and soph-more girls in another game.
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There was an error on our part' i lari week’s paper regarding the medal winners of the Science Fair in the juhior high and elementary division. Tha list should have read:
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Junior High: Roger Beauchamp, communications; Tpddy Hollis, demonstration of dteUHattan, and David Deagate, phonograph.
AAA' Elementary Division; Linda Md* Cracken, volcano erupts; Patrida Lewis, ^electrical game, and Mark Witherup, periscope.
Diane Slinker, whose 3.62 average qualified, her lor the salutatorian honor, has been active in tee school orchestra besides participating to debate, forensics, the Political* Science Chib, the French Club end the National Honor Society. She to the business manager of the Viking Yearbook and an elected member of the Senior Executive Board.
The other half of the salutatory team is Nancy Gray, who also " R 3.92 average. She to active, to, many school organizations including the Political Science Club, tha Girls Atbeletic Association and the Student Council.
Nancy te secretary of the National Honor Society. Recently she was honored as the outstanding gir! Givil Alr Patrol Cadet In tha
FROM CHAIRMEN — Junior. Prom chairmen at Pontiac (ton- to tral High School have their hands full preparing for tha Mg/event n aa May T. Working out arrangements are (from toft) Doan* Doug- patrons
MacAbee, Clark LeFurgy, Mikejai* looking forward to spring va-lansour, Ben Bayma and John cation. Thto ysar there wit be six
days off from school, Thursday through Tuesday.
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A number of parties have been planned far tha- tang- weekend, but ntori students wfll .either be .taking tt easy or standing their Rme preparing term papers faf fate approaching deadlines:
“Sooner or later everyone see Music Man,” the advertisement
reads, and maiiy of Waterford's students have attended tha murical. in Detroit.
A group of students from several1 English classes attended the performance lari Saturday and GAA to alpo sponsoring a trip to sag the production.
.Government desses visited the ftate capttol this week. They attended sessions of the Legislature and talked-with several of the state officials.
By JEAN ISBELL Pontiac Northern' High School began its annual magazine drive a kickoff assembly hosted by amiable Joe Shields. Students were urged to sell their, quota and thus be eligible for the multitude of prises such, as trophies, shifted (animals, wristwstches and cash.
Competition between homeroObis to Wen. ' Members of Wallace Schloerke's homeroom, B-l, have adopted the m6tto^ “Be One .and Buy Oiia.”	*'
A friendly rivalry between Northern sad -Central has, do-, veloped with Philip Wargella sad Fraheta Matey, principals of Northers and Central, respectively, betting a pair of shoes on the sateonra of tee contest.
Northern hopes to reach *r»i| of 35.000 tor total magazine sales. His Student Council, which Is supervising the contest by the use of captains and co-captains in each homeroom, will use the funds derived tor a worthy cause.
Hie magazine campaign, which started Tuesday, is scheduled to end April 20.
JUNIOR PROM Barbara Berryman and Ruth Benner are acting co-chairmen of the Junior Prom. In order to choose a theme for the dance, set a date and discuss money-making projects, a meeting of the entire Junior class will be held after tin Easter vacation.
Sus Anderson and Madeline McConnell, taadW, member*, sponsoring the A£toe. Parent* and other faculty members will be acting as patron or ahaperonca.
Among tha committee chairman are Lynda Hogg, refreshments; Sandy Barrie, patrons; Shirley Parent and Carolyn Mills, decorations;. Carolyn Davis, tickets and program; Tom Hill, musk; Jan Sapelak, coat check; end Jerry Mineweaser and Dennis Herbert, cleanup.
CANCER FILM Dr„D. W. W. Oliphant. a physician from Lake Onon,- came to Northern recently to speak to tha
thlsdj, .hour American Problems elate. He showed a film’ on smoking entitled "Cancer by the Carton” and stressed that the tobacco habit often leads to hnig cancer. Follorilng the movie, an informal discussion took place.
The following flay, students to Wallace Schloerke and John MA-ttiro’s classes viewed the film ‘One in M.006” dealing with flit ‘samcyrabject.aiid featuring titoik-
-----' of a lung.
innovation took place recently tn tbc sodal studies department Schoierke. chairman-of the department, talked to all students enrolled to H.8. History daises. The purpose of his address was to provide information about events leading up to World War I not supplied by text books.
Jaeebs has been giving her U.8. History Harare an opportunity to hear most of the tune* popular during the World War I period. Ardelto Beekte-
■ brought a tang playtug reo-
Member* of (he dess who mainlined at least a “B” average were Santera Forsyth, Pat Lltwin, Renee Thibodeau, Mike Acton, Frank Serratonl, Kathy Lund-‘ V Sandy LaPiner, Karen Eastty and Karen Tuttle.
Next are Mike Miller, Jim Havel, Judy Hamilton, Gary $aitlon, Joyce Manning, Gretta Schmidt, Marie Roy, Susan Splan, Billie BettaLvVirginia Clark, Meredith Tuma, Rose Rochowiak, Victor Davis, Pete Cunningham and Karen Kasser.
Concluding the list of “B” students-are Dennis Garreto, WOam Ackley. Iris Atwell, Roberta Kirkwood, Lynri Duncan, A1 Straub, Linda Purdy, Jim Hanttula, Sharon Hazsarti, Barbara Bryant. Lynn Nelson, Margie Lang, Linda Per* kins, Dome Lockhiart, Elayne Kteinsardt and Liz Smifli.
W. Bloomfield High 60 Class Honored
By SALLE ERWIN The class of 1960 of West Bloomfield High School Ain be honored nt a Junior-Senior Banquet at T >.m. today tn the Elks Temple.
Master *f ceremonies tor the evening will bo Chock Rtehard-»oo- The presentation of the gavel will be made by Dan Cole, ■eater dam president, to Sandra Kayper, Junior dare president. The giftatory and win will ba two highlight* of the evening. FdL lowing the dimer and program, a dance will be held by tiie Juniors to the latest hit records.
dtos as “My Doddle.” “Over there” and “R-E-Raty."
Brigades ef limping girls can be ' seen emerging painfully trea Northern’s gym. A modern danoa course, being offered by gym teachers Madeline McCtomell and Katoq .Vlatrita, Is tha causa of stiff-aafetad tor.many girls.
The course features rigorous ex-etcises and Intricate ritythmta leaps' which are called “techniques.” Each student must perform a solo as. wuQ as a group
"Catalina* in Newsprint,” are on sale for 31 and miy.be purchased , at the door tonight. The show, sponsored by teacher Madeline McConnell, represents the total of much hard work and planning. Aa evening replete with stimulating entertainment is promised to timet who attend.
Students Cherish Science Fair Ribbons at St. Mike's
By BARBARA ARDELAN Many students at St. Michael were honored with red and blue ribbons for the exceptional quality ef their exhibits at the Science Fair held lari week In tiie school auditorium.
Winning blue rtbboHt tor matt and biology exhibits were Rodney Campbell, Stuart Rindfusz, Jim Ferguson, Jim Hutren,, Anna Rite Massacessl, Russell Gtoenlees and Bob Shindort, whose exhibit was shown at the Detroit Science Fair th(a wetkJ^L__^,
Thaw receiving red ribbaas la
Chenhalla, Tom McDonald and Rita Clinton.
Winning bln* ribbons tor extraordinary physics and chemistry exhibits were Dave Baumgartner, Jean Cassation, Russell Greenlees, Phil Gouveis, Barb Maddox and Judy Moody-
Petrusha. Mike WysgowsM, Brace Brown, Bob Ltaoeatnaa, Kathy Myra aad Regina Gibbon*.
Others wen Richard Stevens, John Schiicht, Charlie Daul, Tom
Red rftbon-wtaiere were Pat Bums, Rita Halpin, Gary Sorman-berg. Tom Lantager. George Drake, Bill Flanigan, Joe Heitjan and Pat Chmpbell.
Other* were Ken Blron, Fred Lauinger, Kathy Henretty, Sue Helsler, Linda Smith, Carol Do-Jsger, Pat Donahue and Barb GottachaUc.
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. The high school math, chemistry pad biology classes attended the Detroit Science Fair at the light-guard Armory this afternoon.
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.THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. APRIL ft, i960
risf Council ds Money— Investment’
VAST LANSING rn - Gov. William* haa called for more money to promote Michigan’s tourist Industry. He said money spent to promote tourism is more an Investment than an expenditure.
Williams spoke Wednesday at the' annual tourist and rrantrt institute OB the campus
to restore rid Fort Msoklme.Aa admission charge was set ap far viewers of the historic rite.
“Hie first year after completion of the work, receipts exceeded the cost,'* Williams said. “In 1968. there were 114,263 paid admissions ' and in 1690 this figure rose to MS.-310."
Despite the success of such ven-’ turns, the governor said, the Legislature is on the print of giving the Michigan Tourist Council virtually the same appropriation (about (422,000) it received last year.
First expeditions reached the South Pole and the North Pole within a space of paly two years.
Only Minor Change* Being Pinned
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TO HHUt V. i - Dr. Barbara Moore, 96, Britain's wonder walker, is on her way to America to attempt a croes-country trip on foot. 8he began warming up by tracking the decks of the liner Queen Elizabeth while the other fjaasengers slept Wednesday night. Dr. Moore recently completed a 1,000-mile walk from the north to the south of Britain.
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DETROIT — American automak-j The auto companies sregiot v ers; who pushed sales of their bigjlng to talk about their plans cat's far many years with “plannediriylbig the 1861 compacts yet but
Khntgue in lbs compart ear field. Araerte* j,*, one sririrtny la pianaing for the 1M modela great styling changes in the works, of the compact American cars, the} < ★	**'•*
American Manufacturers have tab- Ford's highly successful Falcon en a leaf toonf the book of toreign|will have some changesjn Ha g carmakers who forced an economy area but the basic styling of
[today used Ramblers sail at'prises equal to or above those of cark whoee original coat li higher.
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6y car market! the volume could pay tor
tread in this country.
DUE rat CHANGE
Only pne of the compact car lines plans any e changes in ha 1861 models. The lone exception Is the Rambler American, a pioneer In the compact car Arid, which mode only gradual > year-to-year changes-since [its introduction'and ie about due far a major change.
The American will make Important styling changes fa its grille
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Alphonse H. Aymond Jr.
The most shvleus change ptoanei la Chrysler otrp.’s styt-Isk Vsllant jri Me Mato la dim-
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* JACKSON i#—Alphonse H. Ay-1 3r w“ EMetod president of Chevrolet’a Corvair Mrttomr,wUl!lhe sl“ch'«anGak Storage 6>. at si not he changes tor the sake ofi*neetin* °* •*** hoard ri directors.; change alone m is done In! „	*	*	^
planned obsolescence."	, ’ Be suceeed«,Dan E. faro. The
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Miners Power Os. Kant is retiring
Sources say Chevrolet plans some April 30 at president of Consumers, changes in thytevailr roof line to Aymond, how an executive vice aecopnradete Inclusion ef a war-[president, will become chairman engine station warn in the line of the board and	chief	executive [
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Create Two Jobs Just to Ke#p jurors Happy
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SEVENTEEN”
For ‘Michigan Mother* Title
13 Vie in State Contest
Thirteen, women throughout the etftti have been nominated for the title Michigan Mother, in connection wife the American Matters Commit* tee’s nationwide search for the American Mother of the Tear.
OOv. 0. Mennen Williams will proclaim the week of April 17-Aprii 23 as Mlchigtia Mothers Week.
Michigan’s Mother of 1960 will vie with nominees from ah, the other states,' the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico for the ferreted title.
chairman of the committee, the objectives of the group, are: ’’... To develop and strengthen the moral and spiritual foundations of the American home; to give the observance of National’Mother’s Day a spiritual quality highlighting ideal motherhood and the importance of the career of motherhood."
Oakland County nominees are Mrs. Myrtle T. Cline of Royal Oak and Mrs. Sidney Hill of Pemdale.
Mrs. Jane - Pritchard of Detroit, American Mother of the Year"In IBM, su the first Michlgarf mother to receive, the national honor.
Clostof event of the New York conference win be a luncheon in the Waldorf-Astoria's Grand Ballroom et which time the winner and all 8^ Mothers will honored individually.
Vacations in the News
Returned recently Horn San Dimes, Calif, era Dr. and Mrs. William A. Sean of West Howard street. They spent the winter months with their son-' in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ogg end their
D, Brant CMterman, son of the Don R. Cottermani of West, Iroquois rand, Is again on the dean’s list at Michigan Stats University.
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Mrs. Georgs Tremper of Linden street and Mrs. Lyle Ven-ner of MataOeld avenue flew Wednesday to Los Angeles, Calif., to vie)t their father, Harold Metcalf, and attend a family morion.
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Sparkling smile — sparkling jewelry, worn by acfress Joan Crawford at the Hearts and Diamonds Sail in New York's Hotel Plaza Thursday evening, The diamond and emerald necklaee with matching earrings, worth a million dollars, was loaned for the occasion by Harry Winston who sponsored the -ball for the benefit of heart research at New York Univer• -zity’s Bellevue Medical Center.
He Can Help, Says Abby
Leave Sister, Her H^bit in Hands*of Clergyman
By ABIGAIL VAX BIHEX DEAR ABBY: As I alt ben In the jpouaty Mil waiting to
You see.
must leave
my IT-year-
I and she • Jfwrf - J be all TSEimow : alone because
. * wa haw no ABBY > * parents or living reletivea. ^ My young sister is' also addicted to the drag and I know that when 1 go to prison she will have to get money tor the habit and when yon need money tor the habit you will do anything to get it. Please advise me what to do. Thank you. •
Sincerely yours, W.F.
DEAR W.F.: Tell the sheriff that you.must talk to a clergyman.' Then tall the riesgyman your story. He will arrange for treatments to cun your sister of the drag habit. He will also offer her* spiritual guidance fo help her to n better way of life. Bless you. and your sister. And good lock? ,.fjr * * -
DEAR ABBY: I am IS and my hflHsel is 19. He is as sweet and thoughtful as a Jpty can be. He is the greatest'a*1 far as personality goes. The only thing wrong with him is thaf.be leaves me home every Saturday night.'
1 guess tt may sound strange to you. but he dates me every Friday night Ml Sunday night,. but Saturday ni^ht is Ms night wkh the, gays. No -girls, but that doesn’t help me.
How can I make Mm aee that I want to go (Mt on, Saturday night without sounding like an ungrateful girl?
DEAR BEV: If you don’t want to sound libs an ?*u»-grateful girt" — stop acting like one. Keep your lip sipped or yuu*H be staying home every Monday, Itieaday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Satur- , . dgy AND Sunday. •_
* ,T * ~ V "T7 7 DEAR ABBY: A few ihon&s ago my boas’ wife <i am Ms ' new secretary) sent me one of her potted plants. My boss is very proud of Ms wife's "green thumb.”
I am not very heady with plants, and to be perfectly honest, I didn’t pay much attention to, it, soil died. Well, what does anybody do with a . dead plant? Ittve# tt out.
. Me wife cams to the office yesterday and said ah* want-ad toms how the plant, was ' doing. fFeraanaily, f think aha came to took
wife drops in again to see it. What do Hdo now?
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DEAR ABBY: The people to the" apartment next to ours have a 12-year-old daughter. She corned home right after school hot she saves up all her Piano practicing until 9:30 and M o'clock at night. Then she , bangs on the piano tor an hour straight.
We sometimes like to go to sleep at 9:39 er 10 because my
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husband isn’t top ’weB, but . the noise Irieps us up."
I have hinted to the mother several times, but gbq hasn’t taken the hint. We'eejwt the Mad of folks who'ISnt with our neighbors. Should 1 talk to -.the girl herself? Or should I drop the landlord a note?
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DEAR DISTURBED: Just come right out and fell the girfs mother what isjn your mind. If that doesnT work, ask the landlord to Speak to the family. That might strike a responsive chord!
The C. W. Olivers of , W aterford Township v announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ruth to Gary ' Franklin Nugent, son of Mrs. Elizabeth' Nugent of Alpena and William . Nugent of Long Beach, Calif. The ■ touple attends MUhigan State
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• son University senior, and the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Guest Jr. of Birmingham, is among 25 Denispn students taking a spring vacation •tar arts field trip to New York City. A
The trip includes attending 10 plays and visiting City Marie Hall for Its annual Easter show. Two evenings win be open for members at the group to attend plays of their own -selection.
Four Olivet College students from the Pontiac area are touring with the Olivet College Vocal Ensemble, directed by Robert; Batites, on on eastern series of concerts beginning Saturday. They are Judith Jamies, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Henry James, tt Elizabeth Lake road; Gwendolyn Fett of Brimingham; and Gail and Georgs Gullen, whose parents are the George Gulletis of Rochester.
OES Unit Sets Fete April 18
Areme Chapter No. 503, Order of the Eastern Star, met Monday evening In Roosevelt Temple.
. A dinner on April 18 at the Temple will honor past matrons and patrons, also life and honorary' melnbers. Mrs. Harry Lunsford, Mrs. Raymond Boatright and Mrs. William Cox are cochairmen. Mrs. G. Robert Scharf, Mrs. Harry Eaton, Mrs. Raymond Swaney and Mrs. Lyle Vernier arein charge of tables and decorations.
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Friendship Nights sre planned by the following'officers: April 14, Worthy Matron Mrs. Victor O. Bodamer at Lake Orion; April. 18, Ameri- j can Flag Bearer Mrs. Alfred/ Vaughnr at Clarkaton; April- 20 Associate Conductress Mrs, ton, at Birmingham: April Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. at Daviaburg; April 28, urrr Mrs. Royal Clark a son.
Chairmen appointed ^
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Mrs. Ford Ne» goods.
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Mrs. Eugene Perkio reported on the Educational Department of the Grand Chapter of Michigan. Mrs. Joseph House of Southtiejn signed the chapter’s bylaws and was welcomed by transfer.
Honored at the birthday table were Mrs. Alan Hersee, Mrs. Theron Taylor. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. F. L. Eastman, Mrs. Joseph Waring, Mrs. Geqrge Brash and Eugehe Perkio.
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Mrs. H. E. Miller and Mrs. Cox served on the hospitality committee. In charge of refreshments were Mrs. Daniel Peterson, Mrs. Markin Holmes, Mrs. William Knggenhop, Mrs. Leo Perkins and Mrs. Waring.
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Winner& of the Pontiac■ Tuesday Musical*’s All-State fnterlochen scholarships look over the National Music
Camp's .brochure. They are Pamela• Griffin of Ogemaw road and Larry Reynells of North Johnson street.
tstocr fit milk and a loaf of broad. Whan I got te tba cheek-out counter I noticed that moat of tho poopio had very law enters.	,
As ! was in rather a hurry. I asked the woman ttrad of me if I could go before her aS | had only two items and It would take but' a minute to check out. She turned and said in n loud clear, voice "No* you cannot go ahead of me. You Just whit your tun like everyone else." Eveyone turned and looked end I wig so embarrassed I could have fallen through the floor.
I have often asked to do this, and the person ahead has readfiy complied. Don’t yon think she was very dto courteous, or was I wrong is asking if I might go ahead of her?.
Answer: As she did not offer to let you go ahead of her, you should not have asked'to
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do so.. This does not; excuse her unnecel and loud refusal.
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Mezzo soprano Muriel Green- < span, winner of the 1980 Detroit Grand Opera - Grinnell Scholarship award, will be guest artist at Pontiac Tups-day Musicale’s meeting Tuesday afternoon in the Fellowship Hall of Grace Lutheran Church.
Accompanying her will be JrWin Gaga of the University of Michigan School of Music.
A pupil of twiner opera star Chase Borromeo, Miss Greenspan is a graduate student at
the university. She has appeared professionally in summer atock in Flint and Detroit and has been in many university operas.
Mias Greenspan was heard earlier this season with the Detroit ' Symphony Orchestra under Paul Paray in a concert Version of “Carmen.” Next year, - with her $2,500 award,-she will study in New York.
The program will Include: Non piu di flora (“La da-
Education Group Hosts County Historical Unit
Oakland County Historical Foundation board members were special guests of Pontiac Branch. Assn, for Childhood Education, at Historical Night Wednesday in LeBaron School.
J. L. VanWagoner narrated slides showing the city’s growth /from a village to Its present / status. Of special interest was a view of the first courthouse and an explanation of the taxpayers* concern over the $50.-.000 bond issue 'voted for construction of the present court-' house at Huron and North Saginaw streets.
Recalled also was. the late President Howard Taft’a visit at the Hodges House, reputed to be one of the finest hotels west of Buffalo. Now known as. the Chapman Hotel, Jt is one of the last of early Mid-' west hotels still to operation.
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, Margaret Harth presented jpongs from recent Broadway productions.
Appointed as delegates to the International ACE conclave April 18-21 to Cleveland wera Margaret Wilmot, Barbara Bor- • gan, Ophelia Harmon and Cleo WPey.
. Among the guests were Mrs. Harry Going, Dr. Sarah Van-Hooaen Jones. Mrs. Allan Monroe. Emma Howard. Adah Shelly, Dr. and Mrs. William Gordon, former Judge Frank L. Doty, Mrs. L. L. Dunlap, Richard Poole, Mrs. Wendell Green, Mrs. Van Wagoner and Mrs. Irina Johnson,
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Mrs, Going accepted a contribution to Oakland County Historial Foundation to assist to the rehabilitation of the tote Gov, Moses Wisner home.
Arrangements for the evening were completed by Mrs. Marvin Andrews, Mrs. David Za-mek, Mrs. C. W. Saltan, Faye Davis, Marilyn Kaestner and
Beta Sigmas Convene
Phi Alpha Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma PM Sorority met Tuesday evening at the Gladstone Place home of Mrs. James A. Curry. Mrs. Robert Cervenka was to charge of refreshments.
Plans were completed tor .the Mother-Daughter dinner on May L
The group will send a basket of food to a needy area family tor Easter.
At file April 19 meeting ft the home of Audrey Tinkri on Aqfeirii avenue, chapter members will discuss final plans for the Founder’s Day banquet on April 27.
Coldron Plans Card Party
Iraq Caldron TO, Daughters of liokama, mat Wednesday evening at the Pontiac Federal Savtap and Lon Building.
Plans wer* completed tor the April TO card party at Pontiac Federal and a trip to
Mrs. Call Csizmadia of Le-Baron PTA.
Miss Wilmot and Miss Bor-gan presided at the tea and coffee services.
menza dl Tito”) by Mozart El Amor Brajo by DeFaUa.
MURIEL GREENSPAN Berceuse, Opus $7 by Chopin. Ballade in G Minor, Opus 23 No. 1 by Chopin.
IRWIN GAGE Die Nacht by Strauss.. Heimliche Aufforderung by Strauss.
GrVfeben pm Spinnrade by Schubert.
Der Erlkonlg by Schubert . MURIEL GREENSPAN Announcement has been made of Tuesday Musicala’s Scholarship Award winners. Members of Junior Cuba who have auditioned successfully, they are Pamela Griflin, pianist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Griffin of Ogemaw road and i,arry Rey-nells, oboist, son of Mr. and Mrs, Robert V. ReynneUs of . North Johnson street. They will attend All-State sessions at the National Music Cynp at Interlochen.
Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please tell me the correct way to remove olive pits, fish bones and other uneatable Items from the mouth at the dinner table?
Answer: Fish bones or a bit of grizzle ate taken between finger and thumb and removed between compressed lips. Olive or cherry pits or grape seeds must be eaten quite, bare and clean in the mouth and dropped into the cupped fist, held cloak to the lips, and then into the plate.
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Dear Mrs. Post: After returning home fi*om a 10-day visit as a house guest, should I write a thank-^ou letter to each of those friends of my hostesses trixwe houses I was invited for a meal? ,
Answer: If you were invited only once to go with your hosts, no thank-you note is necessary, or expected. -But it any party was given, especially to you, then you should of course write tt letter of appreciation.
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Women's Section
Hills Travelers Arrive Home Daily
By RUTH SAUNDERS
BLOOMFIELD HILLS- ’ Ap-pie Tower” was the setting for the unique birthday party Phoebe Otter gave for herself and her gray poodle “Punch” who was also bom on April 1st
Guests were invited to coma as their favorite works of art, none more clever than the hostess herself as a dual personality of Whistler’* Mother. Onq half very demure to long sleeves and kerchief, the other most provocative, held "Punch."
Mostly the 40 guests portrayed famous paintings.
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Easter visitors began to arrive this week and lingering Southern travelers are returning to their homes almost daily,. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore O. Yntema came from a two-week holiday at the Cloister on Sea Island, Ga., with Ted and Gwta. Mrs. Yntema and Gwin, who attends KtogswOod School Cranbrook, took a few days en route to inspect several Eastern colleges.
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Mil. Albert Rogers and her daughters Martha' and Catherine flew from their home in Boulder. Colo., for a twq-week visit with Mrs. Roger’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B/ Noland, Need-leu to say the little girls am
enchanted with their first acquaintance with their yeerold cousin Tommy Noland.
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The Paul W. Seilers are due early to the week with their family to spend Easter with the H. H. Patersons of West-wood drive.
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Mrs. M. M. Burgeu of Country Club drive was honored with a birthday luncheon Tues- • day by her daughter Mrs. Thomas T. Torgeson. Close-friends invited were Mr*. Walter J. Betnb, Mrs. E. R. Breech (recently returned from Arizona),' Mrs. »John S. Bugas. Mrs. Lloyd H. Diehl, Mrs. John J. Gorman,. Mrs. L. L. Colbert and Mrs. Charles Davy,	.' •
Mrs. Colbert lathe proud grandmother of Sarah Colbert Noble, bom March 29 to Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant Noble Jr. of Battle Creek.
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In Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Upton Jr. (Aim Drake of Birmingham) announce the birth of a son, Joseph Hawke* on March 24.
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In their new home in Harlan road, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Anderson wjll be hosts at Easter dinner to their daughters and their families, ami Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schirmer
with their sons: Michael, who attends U. of M., Robert, who will come from Denison University to Ohio, aqd Edward E., whose wife end family were unable to accompany him from their new home Just outside London, England.
Also; Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Stengiein Jr. will come from their home in Saginaw, and the Richard Williamses of Graa-field road. Mrs. Anderson’s brother-in-law and sister, the .Thomas C. LeMessuriers, will complete the guest list,. e to to t
Thursday evening, St. Dun-stan’s Guild played an extra performance of their current production of ‘‘The Time of the Cuckoo," sponsored as a benefit, by Big Brothers of Oakland County.
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson asked a group ot friends tor dessert and coffee before the play. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gilrxy and Mr. and Mrs, John F. Henry Jr.
The Jeremiah B. Gillettes also entertained before the performance.
Mrs. James O, Wright wa ticket chairman, -assisted by Mrt. Richard C. VanDusen, ,. Mrs. Paul Wltson, Mrs. John. Anderson, Mrs. Johfi W. 6to» Iette, Mrs. Jeremiah B. Gillette and Mrs. Charles L.
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BonVoyage Party Fetes Mrs. Miller
Waterford Farm Club Meets With Mrs. Garmon
Waterford Branch, Woman's National farm and Cardan
Bride-Eject Is Honored
TkfeeArea Engagements Announced
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jnaldaon, Mrs Rudolph Sebastian, Mrs. Michael Ferich, Mrs. Fred Carter aad Mrs. L. W. KhnbreU.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard De-weest of Joaiyn avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Aim to Jease L. Seibert Jr., eon of Hr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimball of Carter street. \ The bride-elect is attending the Am ArMr School of Practical Nursing.
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engagement of their daughter Donna Gene to Pvt. Robert Charles. Stutzmah.' son of the Charles Joseph Stutzmans of Kettering avenue. A June wedding Is planned.
Also present were Sue Douglas, |sde Kimbrell, Joanno KlmbreU,1 Inez Riese,' Karen Rognaldson, 'Janice Smith, Donna Nealia and I Audrey Reas.
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Win Masterpoint
* Land-O-Lakes Duplicate Bridge dub met Wednesday evening In thaOAI Building in Waterford. Seven tables participated In the monthly maater-point game.
Winners were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Guy of Pontiac; Mis.
Announce
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Mr. and Mrs. NfcweO Bow-trs of Fiddle svsuas. Waterford Township, announce the engagement of their daughter Gladys K.-Harper to Charles E. Woltman. of Midland avenue, Highland Parti.
Dr. and Mn. Zac Endreea, of Bloomfield Hills: the Howard M. Smiths of Ositston; Dr. Douglas Campbell and Robert Larsen of Pontiac.
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(Dorn Whitney I Unit of WCTU Plans Breakfast J
Dental AuxfliOW :to Meet for’Dinner,.
The Women's Auxiliary to thtXMdaod County Dental Society will amt tot aavea o’clock dinner Tuesday in the Kingsley Inn.
Retailing Is Glamorous Job Today
Petitions Open to the Qualified With Top Ray
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Pro pore yoursolf for a career in the Beauty Profession
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FluffysPineapple Whip. Light Springtime Treat
The Don WMtney Unlt ejt WCTU met •1>weddy at the fearbourne drive hmijlt the president, Mfs:| Clyde Anderson,. in Waterford township.
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Mrs. Nellie Monroe, Federation president who was a gupst, lad
group zinging. Mrs. JWm Mcdrnf-mick selected a devotional theme
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lion, Initiative and resourcefulness? If SQ, retailing may be the career tor you.
Retailing, die second largest industry in the country, .employed an average of more
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the apeaker, Mrs. frank Denver, who spoke en "Youth’s Part in the WOW: Spiritual, Mental, PhystcalwM Social."
The Dwight street home of Mrs. j Mark J. Cheney la dated for the next meeting.
Mrs. Jack Barron was welcomed as a new member,	,
The May 3 breakfast will be; served at 10:30 a.m. in Grace Lutheran Church.
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In department and specialty stores, about a tenth of the merchandise managers are women, Who can earn as much as 920,000 a year.
There are positions open for women as buyers oc department heads, assistant buyers, central buyers, and resident buyers. Fashion coordinators or stylists, often considered to, hold the most glamorous job in retailing, frequently earn more than 910.000 a year.
Crisp patent leather with ar pert button on a draped patent band has a princess line to oval the toe. With the strap back, it's a pump. Swivel the strap forjiprd and it's a\raditional buckle-up. Available locally.
Literary Group Meets
Add finely diced cucumber to serve on slices of tomato for a; creamstyle'* cottage, cheese and!lunchtime salad.
The Woman’s Literary Club met this week at the Berwick street home of Mrs. Don Breen
Richard C. Poole spoke of the early history of Michigan and Pontiac’s role in the times.
Plana were made to attend tga May 9 Oakland County' Federation meeting in Royal Oak. *kn explanation of the reading course recommended by the Michigan State Feder-
ation of ^omen's Clubs Was given by Mrs. Harry Vernon.
Contributions' were .made to the Oakland County Michigan Indian Scholarship project, to the General Federation of Women's Clubs CARE Idt to Vietnam and to the Oakland County Federation of Women's Clubs Nursing - Scholarship.
Assisting Mrs. Breen as hostesses at the Monday afternoon meeting were Mrs. Ma-belle Wilson and Mrs. Robert McNeil. Mr*. Helen V^rber presided at the tea table.
Otheg, opportunities include j advertising, sales promotion, 1j
positions as sales managers in branch stores.
Girls Interested in retailing should plan to complete high school rad, if possible, oollege. A liberal arts program is recommended. Special training can be obtained in . high school in marketing courses. Univer-ettiaa often have schools of retailing.	v .
College graduates can enter the field through executive training programs conducted by department and specialty stores.
Further information on retailing is contained in a booklet. "Careers for Women tn Retailing," prepared by the Department of Labor’s Women's Bureau.
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He Wants to Help Out HotnelessTeeners
By EDWARD 8. UTGI
CHICAGO (0—Homalen «k>l«s-cants an one of society's peculiar problems, and Norman Horatein waijts to give them * home.
He tea a program planned that would enable groups of eight teenagers to live kt a home aider the can and protection of.a housemother.
"We wdht to got tt going hy next summer.” he says. "Our plan at can tor these children would enable than to can tor themselves.
they an rebelling. So what «*at to do is develop other kinds resources and make use community facilities. It would be sort at ‘half-way’ houae a combination of a resident and treat-
Many of then) am graduates of children’s institutions and have nowhen to go. Other Institutions an clooed to thorn.
H wootd toko o speetol Mad et
after they have broken ap mar rtagds."
Herstein, -director of a homt program of the Illinois Chfldren’i Home and Aid Society, says adults hesitate to take adolescents into their homes.
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“They an at a stage when
Exercise is a great kelp in bringing the measurements into ratio. When you
Exercise Needed in This Case
trim your hips with exercise your l will appear to be larger.
Shower Honoree
Bride-elect Nancy E. Maloney was honored recently ot'amiacot-lanaoua shower hi the. home of Mary Sue Ritter on Edgefield drive, Waterford Township. ..
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Miss Maloney will marry George Jlmlnsld, statlned at the UJ. Military Academy, West Point, N, Y., on April 23. Their pannta en the Irvine D. Maloneys of Chippewa road and Mr. and Mrs. John Jimkoskl of Port Austin.
Her Hips Still Are a Bust
The children would be' housed and fed In the homo while they attend high school
The aim is to help item develop Into good neighbors, achieve ■wMiy acceptable manners, develop good standards of conduct
So ter. Herstein’s prt without a home.
Financing the project win re-
someone donates a home as a Sift-
Q. "I cannot decide to diet even through I am about 31 overweight, because ter the first time I have a idee bustline, tt seems that practically all of my weight is in'my lower hlpUne.”
A. Of course, with as mtkh as 30 pounds to lose, yon will have to diet However, If yon do not cut calories too drastically and reduce staty, taking apodal hip-slimming exercises daily, I thhik you wfll remain In good proportion although your boat will become some smaller. -Neverthdoos exercise it a great help in bringing the measurements into ratio. When your hips are slimmer your bust will appear to be larger.
their size and are so son that 1 scream. la fids normal? am afraid that then Is really
Newlywed Smiths Live in E. Lansing
At homo In Spartan Village, East Lanako, an Mr. and Mrs. Kant Waldron Smith (Genii EUzabet Kyhlberg) who wan married re-> in St Jan
- Q. "No deodorant seems to jcheck perspiration, Just the ordor.
Q. “I don't feel that ! could ask I perspire very freely even in fair-anyone else this. I am 16 yean old ly cool weather. What can I do?” and fair about a week before my A. There are'different types ter periods my breasts become twin underarm'use. Be tun Hurt you
The bride Is Ike daughter ef Cap*, and Mrs. Tttas Wlckstrom ef Hekhslui,Sweden. The hrtda-griw, asa ef the 0. Hadaall ‘ K Is the ef the tale Tracy leans smith* ef rsutlee Mr. Smith, who hns been studying architecture at Tulane University. wfll receive his depee In urban planning from Michigan
buy an astringent as wall as a
A. Moat women notice that their breasts became larger and an tender ter a tm days before their periods. This la normal. However, If your condition is as extreme as you Indicate I suggest that you your family physician, sure that {then is nothing serious but bp ran give you any medics-
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A. You cannoj- diet strenuously Mil after you wean your baby, ist it, tf you breast teed it. Usually exercise la allowed and even encouraged about six weeks after the baby is hom. However, individual cases differ. Follow your
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The Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary discussed plans ter the May elee-tions at a meeting Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Donald E. Weddle on Oneida road.
Mn. Dale SandefUr was a guest.
Chairman for the nominating committee will be Mrs. Robert Berry.
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Arrangements ter the spring dance will be completed by Mrs. Ray Harris, chairman, with Mrs. William Dean, planning decorations and Mrs.
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Church Gfoup Has Luncheon
A luncheon at the Franklin rood home of Mrs. Am Hulet preceded the Thursday afternoon meeting lot the Mayflower Group of the First Congfegitkgnl Church.
Program chairman Mrs. Hulet introduced Mrs. George Gashes
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For this occasion the entire Kingsley Inn will be enchantingly transformed into a beautiful Parisian panorama.
Mme. Claire Pearone wifi present summer fashions of Paris including originals of Pauline Trigere (who, incidentally, has been booked for Detroit Town Hall next season) with commentary by Betty Lou Shaw.....’.
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State Bench Scheduled to Hey Racing bwi< Today
"High Court Has. Shelby Track Case
{ SHELBY .TOWNSHIP - Litigation involving ttM proposed eqtab-Ihhment of an auto race track on the Curtiss-Wright Corp. property here la achedoMfttsr hearing in the State Supreme Point today.
A grow of Shelby ’ TCwnship home owner* initiated the court action In January USB evoking to block construction and operation of the big-time track at the former Packard Proving Ground*.
The homo owners have charged
permits needed by the cemi to proceed with construction.
filed, cmpsny officials had nounced that the propoeed track!
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renmiag the Cartiss-Wrlght
races of Indianapolis "500"-type in.
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there already is a 24-mile oval i the 875-acre tract.
The company planned to construct permanent' bleachers to seat 20,000 spectators, temporary
1 They also contend that the | posed track would create a nuisance because of noise, vibrations, gourde, litter, dust and traffic.
5 In addition, they have that It would cause an Increase in Rotation and depredate property
pled. Curtiss-Wright entered tta action as a “party defend with the township. The eaae frequently was dismissed |A« n by Macomb Circuit 1 Jieward R. Carroll.
The
fiflge ther • township
from issuing the
Says U. S. Moons Top Russia's
SOUTHFIELD - batted States satellites are superior to Russian moons, a Southfield Nmathemati-dan said yesterday at a Michigan Hate University Computer Laboratory Seminar in East Lansing.
♦ A ‘ A Donald J. Ritchie of 20033 Red Leaf Lane, supervisory mathematician at Bendix Research Laboratories Division in Southfield, said the latest U.8. satellite has features no Russian satellite * A it A ■
He explained that this country's television taping process la far ahead of anything Russia has boat) able to develop, permitting a better process of taping pictures of cloud formations for later transmission to be used tor' weather IMormatknk
Garden Consultant to Talk in Rochester
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bleachers for 20,000 more, comfort stations and a track inside toe
used for 30 yean by their corn-
baker-Packard Cbrp. for “high speed operation and testing of en-
allowe too compeer to proceed, would limit races to tlx a year. It ataT «wuH prohibit might rac-
1 on a site which has been
Company spokesmen say that the township's action in amending the ordinance to permit the track i%-sulted from 1‘canful planning and preparation.’'
While the cue has been in pis courts, Curtiss-Wright hu tempor-They contend that the track ia arily tabled its plans for the track
awaiting outcome of the litigation.
UTICA — A questionnaire circulated to determine public opinion among 'members of the Shaky Manor Homeowners Aten, on their propoeed annexation to Utica wU be turned over to Mayor Edward R. Church within the next few days.
Shelby Manor h one *f the subdivisions Included in tjw mayor's plan to expand Utica
SCIENCE FAIR WINNER — Clarkston High School senior William Bergman, 17, exhibits the electron microscope he built for the Detroit Science Fair. The mechanism won him a Special
Award. The youth wu one of(W top winners in competition entered by thousands of students ia the metropolitan area.
Clarkston Senior Captures Science Fair Special Award
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Mayor to Get Shelby Opinions
Questionnaire to Show How Subdivision Feds on Annexation to Utica
Affects School
Troy Sewage Problem Being Studied Today
TROY —A meeting of a0 agencies conoernsd with solving Troy’I aawsr problem the local school district to proceed with its $2,300,000 construction program Is being held today.
Expected to be present members of the Board of Education and Troy City Commission, plus officials of |he State Depart-
Mayor Church favors annexation of Shelby subdivisions between Hall road and 21-Mile road and hu offend city sewer add water facilities u Inducements.
The total area being considered for annexation Apdudss Dresden Village, Grant Parfc-md Machine Products Go. on Utica Road besides §helby Manor subdivision. Thau an In sections of both Shelby and Starting town-
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Excluded' Is 'the propoeed City of Moravian Hills.
Bremen to Practice in Aid of Church
COMMERCE - TV rtattlwin Bhptiet Church, here will get an assist Saturday at t a m. horn tour fire departments w^n it begins the first phase of a building
township •metals have agreed that the problem of expaasisu to all Uttea’a.
According to them, Utica hu been told by the state to abandon
side help will be needed t
DISINCORPORATE?
'After studying the proposal and Utlbn'e budget, we would any too bast thing the city could do is disincorporate and go back to the townships.’’ said Shelby Township aerie William Peper.
He pointed sat 0
. ROCHESTER — Alice Wesselsj Burlingame, dirt garden consultant and lecturer, will speak at Tuee-day’s masting of the Rochester branch of the Woman’s National Fhrm and Garden Assn, at 2:30 p.m. in the Avon Public Library. 'Mrs. Burlingame's topic will be new development* In the plant malm.
.Her informal discussion will In-dude developments in horticulture which are related to the local Ranch's garden program. Horticultural therapy will be explained «0d suggestions given for its use] in the community.
k of aa-MBe read would
to Meritog Township, aad Shelby's taxes ate* ate tower than Utica's.
The Ufica expaulon plan Is only In the talking stags. No petitions have been circulated to date.
Mayor Church hu said that If any group will circulate petitions
CLARKSTON — A Clarkston ordinary microscopes do, this'put It 'In operation yet, because to# City Commission will go abend 'High School senior, William Berg- mechanlsm employe a beam of «* ‘h« danger element, but de- with the expansion plans, man, IT, hu won a Special Awardjiectron* from vaccum tubes and Krtbe* his microscope as perfect-, in the Detroit Science Fair. , magnetic fields to brim the sub-1)' workable — at least in theory.
!J* 2L *££IEIL&\m tate vtew*	““ ^fe place
poiitan area in this roar s cbm-1	daagerou to operate ! Bergman is the son of Mr. and 9g days after the petitions are
petition.	' because or radioactivity.'' Is bow Mrs. Carl Bergman of 8637 North- filed.
1 The award wu made for htej	*****	*5 Oaiteon.	J
He added that the Macomb County Board of Supervisor* will schedule an election on the proposed incorporation to take place within
I_____., “The Electron Micro-j
scope." Instead of using light u> Actually he hasn't been able to
Civil Service on August Ballot
Set Shelby Firemen Vote
He and hte father an hoping to r LMLie s III a a
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it Detroit Salt Mining
£1.6 Million to-6b Spent /Modernizing M38
.LANSING — The State Highwayl' Department hu announced it will ] begin a $1,600,000 modernization! job on M38 in Tuscola, Lapeer and! Stailac counties this summer, prior! to turning the highway over to! county jurisdiction.
The 40-mile highway will be re-t built from the Saginaw-Tuscola line east to Marietta. The counties and municipalities affected by the project have agreed to be responsible for the highway if it l| resurfaced,. and drainage and grading work Is done.
_	_ MILFORD — The mining of salt
even smaller, Bergman’s aelues under the city of Detroit wifi be teacher, Edward Tiknrn said, illustrated In a Special exhibit Until recently, the tiny virus wulfL1 invisible to man. Today there are!£^rppoHt" b*flnnin*
SHELBY TOWNSHIP—The ques- [Clyde Schmidt, who wu suspendedresearch centers capatteaTtoii«-	t!**”thib*t.'
on-of abolishing Chll Service last fall by the board. .	ing viruses into view	ing^minerals, charts and photo-
^ Jqwuhip Ite Dfe n. question to appear on the	*	*	*	\fA
psrtmcnt will be voted on by the Aug. 2 ballot will not affect the I Bergman will receive his award Minerslogical Society chi**B towuWp electorate in the August cm Service statue of .the town- today at a banquet tor toe MpTb^btt	the public
'toip police department.	winners in Detroit. He doesn't from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Satur-
know what It will be. h« is hoping day, and Sunday and from 2 p.m.
Conftryettep
of the plans to vlaw of too city’s ••war plight.
The DPI wM not give the school construction program the go-ahead without approval by State Health Department The ter In tun to not satisfied with toe City Commission's resolution an
of too mw church.
Pastor Holland Crosby said the structures. Including a 14 story house, mute be rased before grading can begin on the 24 acre site.
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He said that temporary .querns will be act up within , a month when the pro sent 24 by 66 foot church is moved from 396 Commerce Rd. to the new aits a
moot of Public Instruction tad the state and county health department.
The- a ward lag of btds ter new
On the odor hand, toe Comols-sloli caimot be more spec'
________isured sewer outlet to the
Dequlndre Interceptor or possibly Warren’s "system.
IB* Deqetedr* tte-ta Is stalled by May m to* it Tows Onto which to hi ooart an a suM brought by Madtau Heights.
Tha State Attorney General hu declined to enter the case because he says no-menace to health Is involved.
In the meantime nearly aO the projects including the high school additions an threatened with Indefinite delay, says Schools Supt. Rex Smith.
At the end of 1266, it wu estimated ther* war* 58.300.606 television eats tn use in the United States, to 1946, the number wu
Invite 4-H Members
The Oakland County Holstein Breeden Assn, will Inkf a fitting and showing school for 4-H nsenv hers and their parents tomorrow from 18:30 a.m. to 1:38 P-m- « Devon Acres Farm*. 4517 Seymour Lake Rd.. near Oxford. it lr A
Several phases of dairy breeding and genetics and showing of livestock will be dUcutosd, witk Russ Miner, national Holstein field man, directing tha pngr|m. .
Those attending have been asked to bring lunches. FTO* milk will bn furnished by the asportation. Lea Hunt of Devon Acres Finns to chairman of the event.
Volunteers to Aid in Supervision o f Probationers
ROYAL OAK — A unique probation system prapoud hare, whereby volunteers still blip supervise probationers, wu approved ysrtar-day by the State Corrections Commission at Lansing.
As suggested by Royal Oak Mto
Idpal Court the syetsm calls ter a part-time, paid pwhattoa officer ptaa volunteer officer* svho will work under him without pay.
_ appointment of Georg* A. Martin Jr. u chief probation officer tot Royal Oak.
<*b Mother, to Sponsor	tStw.ro wd» 4
Township Supervisor Rummage, Bake Sale |ner received a three-year scholar- r» f e*‘
!«hip to study in Europe..	bCffiy OlOHUDS
AVONDALE—The mothers at toel	***	, JT
Sffle. School’. Cab Scout Peck lltl Bergm» won . 'gold medal SOUCT/lf fOT TrOV
^Haward in the Clarkston High School!	»
sale^toroayrbednning at 9 a.m, Sclence Fair ]ast year foBr a ^ BlOOCt Bank at the Precinct 3 bidlding on Au-L,, radio ha had built burn road, between Uvernois and[ ... ■
Rochester roads.
Steve S. Strata.
A number of problems la the township dnrlag tbs past year have centered around Mm lira department. An attempt to economise by cutting salaries nr laying off trine full time firemen reunited In the township making n cub settlement with the men.
The, 47 thermal springs in Hot AAA	Springs National Park In Arkansas
, General chairman of toe two- yield a dally flow of about one Tne commission also ordered fold event is Mrs. James Stouffer, I million gallons with a constant the reinstatement of Fir* Chief I den mother of Den S.	Itemperature of 143 degrees.
TROY—Donors who srish to give Mood at the blood bank April 16 to Troy High School should make appointments u soon u possible.
The appointments are being accepted by.Cochairman Mrs. Lawrence Longcore, of 3873 Talbof St. and Mrs. Donald Bujold, of 127 Florence St Coffee and refreshments will be provided for the' donors, and a supervised nursery will be open to care for their children.
Transportation also may be arranged through the cochairmen.
the blood bank will be open from 2:45 to 8:45 p.m., end din-per for the volunteer workers will be served between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. nt the school.
BONDB WTto 'eBAHS—Fourth grade pupils at Elmwood School in Avon township presented a program on Hawaii yesterday afternoon. It featured storiiea, legends, songs and (fences about the 50th state, fihown here with fite JNa huge cakes baked rad decorated •specially for the tragM are, Mri Kenneth K. Evans and Mrs.
Kenneth j. Supemault, troai left, John’Fowler, 10! the twd mothers *ho baked toe eaten; and Bob Dobson, 11,11to two fourth grades at the school combined to present the program to prfafeh tfoifiifs of life poplfc wen invited to attend, '	1
Commerce PTA Slates Mental Health Panel
COMMERCE — A panel discussion on mental health wiH be sponsored Monday at 6 p, m. by the Commerce Elementary School PTA at the school. The public is invited.
A Rate Health Department film on mental disorders ’“Prataoa to Life” will alao be shown.
Die panel will include members of the 14rents Education Assn, of Waterford. „
They Are Mrs. Walter Banting-ham, moderator, Mrs. Clarence Ponn. Mrs.. Elvtn (keen and Robert Bogte.
Man Post-Lenten Fete at St. Patrick Church
COMMERCE —Reservations are being taken for a festive pont-Ltei-ten luncheon tad card party April 28 at St Patrick Catholic Church, Hutchins and. Union Labs roads. , A smorgasbord-type buffet lunch it being planned by cochairmen Ml*. Rhea DesLaurjet* and Mrs. Gilbert Gauthier.
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degree of brainwashing by our religious end civil authorities to the name of virtue and purity.” Dr. David D. Henry, president of tiie university, in t letter to Lyle H. Lanier, dean of tRe division of genera) studies, said:
imag be interpreted at encouragement of immoral behavior.'
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* URBANA, ID. (API—A biology professor, And ftepa Ms University of Illinois post because be advocated premarital Sexual relations, say ho will fight for ns-inetatement.
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Asst. Prof, Leo F. Koch, 44, was, relieved of all duties Thursday by "With you, the university which called. his Koch’s letter a grave breach of published views “a grave faniach academic responsibility. The of academic responsibility.” 4 views expmsaed ar* offensive
Hie controversy grew out of and rrpuBMUit, contrary to com-Koch’s letter published March lljmoniy accepted standards of mar- cuting those who believo differ-] by the Daily Illini, the student's! It y, and their public espousal'ently than they do, -then this I newspaper. The letter concluded: i - ”A mutually satisfactory sexual experience would eHmtoate the need tor many hour* of frustrating petting and lead to much happier and longer-lasting marriages among our younger men and. wom-
Koch. married and the father of a teen-age daughter and two young sons, declared:
"I believe I have beep discharged on grounds that violate the traditional academic freedom of universities in this'country.”]
Koch termed hie dismissal unfair and said he will tight to regain hto Job by appealing throith university channels to the American Am. of University Professors and the Faculty Committee on Academic Freedom.. .
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Koch's letter also said that students who limit themselves to petting may Jndieata *
|cm»try «• *> taw »	Ucen*o to Install
Kadi, a native of Dickinson, Electrical Heating Unit ND-, holdstznaster s and factor's ' degrees from the University of MichiCHi. He taught at From State and Bakersfield colleges to CaUtornla Vtore taking the OB-noto post to 1955.
Colored Chicks, Duck*
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LANSING (UP!) - George S-	*
McIntyre, director of the Mteto-^**n*^"	*toetllc*1 “JP1*-
gan Department of Agriculture,' ^J^*1*01**11* #xmPted ta has warned that colored chicks or th? ,,atu,e-
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Michigan.	I "It follows that any person, firm
He said the department receives or corporation installing such ;an complaints of sale of artificially[(electrical heating) appliance Is [colored chicks, ducks or rabbits]required to have an appropriate •very Easter lime.	lUcease.*’ Adams*said.
LANSING (UPI)—Attorney Gen-eral Paul L. Adams has ruled electrical heating units must be installed by Ucenaed electricians.
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Bond Interest Hike Asked as Issue Plods
WASHINGTON (AP) - A limed response to a new long-term bond issue provided new ammunition today tor administration arguments that the bond Merest ceiling should be raised or removed.
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All the recent itories ipeculAtlng on thg firlnf oi Tiger manager Jimmy Dykes by president Bill DeWltt appear to be nothing more than a big publicity gimmick.
The writer who broke the story knows as well as anyone in Tiger training camp how Dykes standf with the organisation at this time.
If Dykes goes through the season and Quits at the end of the campaign it would come as no surprise because he has often referred to his age and made comments about retiring.
v But, to talk about his removal'at this time, especially on the basis of the Tigers' showing jn the Grapefruit Circuit is pretty ridiculous.
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It would have to be the result of a personal feud between Dykes and DeWltt if it did happen.
Right now tbe Tigers have something they , haven’t had in at least five years. There’s some spirit ! on the team.
The atmosphere at Lakeland this year is a happy one and this Is something which did not prevail last year or for several previous spring oamps.
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This attitude could mean a better start and it could really make a big difference in the final standings for the Tigers.
The whole answer is Dykes. The cigar-chewing manager has been around a long time.
He’s an old pro in his association with players, coaches and writers.
Jack Tighe was a likeable person, but he held little ■ control over his players. Bill Norman was unpopular and outspoken.
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Dykes on the other hand holds the respect of the players. He laughs with them, jests with them and when necessary he appears to have complete control of a situation or decision.
The removal of general manager Rick Ferrell was something different. Ferrell was not strong in mak-ing decisions. DeWitt usually had the first and last say and thus it was merely a matter of removing a ~ figure-head position.
This is not Hie case with Dykes and that is why we would question the authenticity of the original story.
It would seem pretty foolish for DeWitt to fire Dykes at this time. It would certainly wreck the morale of the team, a factor which the Tigdrs need much too desperately.	C;	•
Yanks Handle Tigers, 2-1
Richardson's 450-Foot Blast Beats Burnside
As Middlecoft Figured, Palmer Is One to Beat
By CARY MIDDLKCOFF imy name in the list (if you read (Special *• The Pontiac Preoo) down that ■ far) represents four AUGUSTA, Ga., — As a prof- hour* ®f brutally hard work.-a
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Detroit Tigers, who hold their own here, should be happy they have Just two more garnet on the road before breaking camp April ll.
The Tigers have won seven Citrus Circuit game* in 10 trie* on home Henley Field. On the road the record is 34. Detroit plays six of lasf eight games on home ground* ..including today’* affair with the Chicago White Sox.
the logical choice to me Wednes- One of the great rounds of the day, and the way he played Thure-jday was played fay tbe man with day made him look like a near whom I was paired — Dr. Bud cinch.	Taylor, tny friend and fellow den-
But he isn't a cinch, of course, tiat. He is an amateur, but he Too many things can happen too j played as professional a round a*i quickly- on this golf course. Keniyou, could nope to see. His score Venturi can testify to that. He > was 10, and he iqade it look easy, looked like he would be the day's Die tournament is'a long way leader when he passed No. 10‘from being decided, of course, but five under par, and a few holes Arnold PalghgT figures to be later he was back In the pack.
Being a non - practicing dentist doesn’t . qualify me aa a psychologist, but '■trikes me that Venturi may thinking himself out of his chances to win the Mas-
York Yank* WWhi it in eea a S-I victory aver the Tlgere JH'v JrJrL, „ m
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It was foe Yankees' first winj	can’t seem-to putiSmtwm
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games this spring.	. As noted above, my prognosti-jet »—**
*	*	* '	’ cation is great so iar. My golf, iffy***!-.,
But Burnside’s smooth six-tantamuch t0 <**!«&»* performance virtually assured the ** to,t0U™*m . ISTiRswwfoa lanky lefthander of becoming the That 75 you win see alongside «
No. 5 pitcher on foe Tigers' staff.
He scattered seven hits and didn’t' allow a walk. Ha struck out four.;
Rnrntlde was lifted far a pinch-hitter daring n seventh timing Tiger rely, and Ray Narleakl
Buffalo Gets 1963 Tourney
ABC Votes on 'Classic'
TOLEDO, Ohio CAP — Dele- divisions, foe opett division and gate* to the American Bowling tha booster division- Dm latter Congress convention were to votejdivision, set up with the 1944 tour-today on a controversial proposal I nament. is for teams with regular for a classic division in foe an-javeragea of 950 or less per game, nual ABC tournament.	j	WWW
However, It appeared Thursday! Buffalo was awarded the 1913 night support for the radical al-'ABC tourney Thursday by pledg-teratkm in foe ABC format wasjjng an advance ticket aaie of $40, lagging, and observers expected ooo. Dm executive secretary of the amendment to be tabled. the Buffalo Bowling Asm., George The measure would set up a sep- A. Obeoauer, who is A past presi-arate division for highly subsi- dent of foe ABC, also pointed out dized bowlers , who earn their ba- that Buffalo has a record of six
sic livelihood from bowling compared with those who bowl for a hobby.
At present, teams bowl in two
Buckeye Coach Blasts Olympic Team 'Politics'
AKRON, Ohio MAP)—Fred Taylor, coach of Ohio State University's NCAA basketball champions, charged Thursday night that politics was involved in picking the U. S. Olympic basketball team. * * *
‘■It was a little bit ridiculous when they overlooked players like Larry Siegfried. John Havlicek (Ohio State) and Jimmy narrow of Bowling Green,” he said at a sports banquet at nearby Cuyahoga Falls.
"They should pick foe team by positions and net by scoring and politics,” he said, commenting that foe Olympic squad was over loaded with centers!
successful ABC tournaments. No other city has played host seven times to the ABC tournament which was inaugurated	.in	1901.
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Buffalo won on foe first-ballot, taking 31 vote*. Pittsburgh, which wanted to hold foe 60fo ABC tournament to a modernistic arena, in second with 30 votes, and aul, Minn.,	had	4	votes.	.
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Scoring in the tournament re-mained at a War level,*' although two’ teams managed to crack foe top standings. The Slovak Club, New Castle, Pa., claimed third place ta foie booster class 9,797, while Dubiei Delicatessen of Detroit snared • third in the open division with 2.996.
Early Load for Japan in Test With Kor«a
TOKYO (AP)— Japan’s-ten atari swept into a 2-0 lead oyer South Korea without loss of a, set ta foe opening round of Eastern Zone Davis Cup play today. it it h
Japan is favored to win foe best-of-5 competition and go on to meet foe Philippines in Manila jypril 23-
Two Dropped by Grades
EAST LANSING ‘(UK) — Two sophomore football players, end Jim. Corgiate and fullback Cari Charon, havt been dropped from Michigan State's baseball team because of poor grade*.
Coach John Koba said today he was Sony because* both players were prefotsiag. Dm two will be eligible for spring football practice because R is not lateral-legist*.	r
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SHOT TO HIS LIKING — Arnold Palmer flashes a broad grin after a shot down foe third fairway was to his liking in the Masters Golf Tournament.
IVifal 12th Hole Conquered by Pennsylvanian
Kgn Venturi Sizzles With 31 Then Fizzles on Back Nine
AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPD-ArnoM {Palmer of Latroba, Pa., conquered hi* Jinx hole, to' he figured today that he was well on the road to *4his second masters goif champion-'ship.
r He held a two-stroke lead .over the field going into the' second round and it looked like there would be no stopping him—especially if [he can keep out of “Palmeria ■*pnd<** r .
Palmer did keep oat of It yesterday to shoot a brilliant live under par S7—two stroke* better than Ms nearest first round pursuers* — foe veteran Claado Harmou, former PGA champion Dot* Flnaterwald, Jay Hebert and Fred Hawkins.
And while that par three 155-yard water hole turned out to be a major factor in Palmer’s round, it turned out to be a nightmare for Ken Venturi. •
Top Prize Sure for St. Louis
The Tigers got their first run in 1 innings when Neil Chrialey, a spring batting sensation, ripped a double to right and scored on Steve Bilko’a sharp single to left.
Dm Yankees’ Bob Turley yielded jam one hit, a double by Lou Derherct, ta the first.six innings.
When the Tigers rallied tor their ST. LOUIS (AP)—‘"Ihey’re go-
run ta the seventh, manager Cissy Stengel put Ryne Duran in to finish the game.
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ing to get the winner's share even if they loae Saturday," owner Ben Kemer says of hid St. Louis Hawks. “This is the greatest dia-i Jplay of guts I’ve ever eeen.”
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•	weeks, the Hawks rallied to jlwifo their backs to the wall •‘Thursday night, squaring pro basil ketball’s world series at 3-3 with a
•	106-102 victory over Boston's de-
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"They have (Laity) Foust out of action witii an injury after playing on an injured heel (Bob) Pettit with an injured back and Jack McMahon and Dugie Martin out of the entire series,” Kemer said. "Vet they keep coming back.”
Pitched Ball fatal to Idaho Schoolboy
TWIN FAIAfl* Idaho (ft—(duty Wlke, Mt M the head by n pitched baO dutag high school baseball batting practice Mon-
School official* said foe IT-
and behind foe ear.
He andsrwinl surgery twlea.
The winning team ta the National Basketball Assn, title se-gets $17,000 from the league treasury, the loser $11,000. Including their winnings for their regular season finish and for the division playoffs, the Celtic* ctm Win as much, as $30,000, tbe Hawks $34,000 hi prize money—because Boston had the best regular sea-
It the Hawks lose, Kemer will have to pay the $6,000 difference out of his own. pocket But he says it’ll be worth it The Celtics were quiet but fident they can win the titla game: on their home court.
AT THE END OF THE DAT - When foe first round ended in Masters GoU Tournament at Augusta, Ga., Arnold Palmer of La-trobe, Pa., was in the lead as was expected. He shot a 5-under par 67 to lead by two strokes.
‘Slammer* on Carpet by PGA Committee
Snead 'Forgivenfor Bad IV Showing
AUGUSTA, Ga. (ffl-Sam Snead was chided and then forgiven today for one of the season’s poorest acting performances on television —the golf match he had to lose twice'
‘We mud make one thing clear,” said Harold Sargent of . At-, lanta, president of the Professional Golfers Assn., who announced mild rebuke for Snead. “Sam didn’t throw the match. He had already lost it. He was'just trying to carry on the show.
“We knew Sam la honest as the day la long. Morally, he was trying to do-something fair aad
made a Mg mistake
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Watchera throughout the country must have been amased to see Saead, sue of the nil-time greats, four-putt tbe IMh hole, flub an' easy wedge shot aad then three-putt the lift to looe, one down.
‘It would have been thing for golf if Sam had stopped right at' the spot he recognized he had broken foe rules. R would have been a terrific thing for the game. He just didn't think.’
the PGA executive committee and asked to explain the circumstances surrounding his now celebrated loss to Mason Rudolph of Clarksville, Tenn., in tejevtskm'a "World Championship Golf’ series (NBC).
The . match waa played and filmed at Barmuda’s mid-ocean club' in Bermuda in December, with $0,000 at stake, and shown on home screens last Sunday.
STEALS Off TIGERS - New York Yankee player Tony Kubek slides safely into second bqpa as Detroit Tiger shortstop Ojjco Fernandez reaches fork threw from catcher Lou Besheret
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which was too wide and too 1st* in the Tfodmtag of their game ta St Petersburg. Fla. yesterday. Dm Yankees beat foe Tigers, 2-L	£ '{ ^
Snead said he felt compelled to waste these shots after discovering on foe 12th hole that he had 15 duba in his bag, violating the 14-dub rule, tala calls for immediate disqualification under the rides.
“What could ! do?”' Sam asked.
"I knew I was already beaten, 10
and Sounder the rule., but J Howewrt theM Wl| t fodnt want to spo« these people* 0, „artion ^ the ^ foow. ts° 1 just kept going, trying er, ihemMlve,t mogt ot ^m,
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statement^ came afterj Pita was Sam s tang-slzed error, [Fonj fomer n,^n and pcA
The 29-year-old Californian had burned up the front nine ta Strive under par, equalling the course record—and looked like a good bet to overhaul Palmer until he cams to that vttaMSth.
Where Palmar get a good break an tfca kale,' Venturi got a bed
he soared to a six-over per 41 on the back atae to wind np with a total of 79.
That duplicated his performance >f 1956, when as an amateur, it looked like he had foe champion*
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ship in the bag, but went to pieces on the beck nine, wound up with that bugaboo 42 and lost out by one stroke to Jackie Burke.
Palmer, the 1SM winner, lost Ms chaace ta win last year when he pet Ma tee shot la the water on that Uth hole and wound np with q doable bogey. Yesterday* Ms tee shat Imbedded ta the Up at a eaad trap.
The officials ruled he was entitled to a foe* lift. Twice he dropped the bail over hie shoulder, and twice it went into the sand trap. Because golfing rules stipulate you can’t drop a ball into a hazard it flnaljy was ruled that Palmer could drop fo in the grass near the green, fie f' par three.
Venturi put Ms six Irou ever the green. He had rack a bad Ue that he failed to chip hie second shot an. He made It with Ms third, bat thea two-patted from five feet. HI* game went to piece* after that.
There was a lot of drama besides that 12th hole in yesterday’! first
- Sam spent a half-hour with the PGA brass late yesterday after shooting a first round 73 Masters tournament.
Two of his follow players, Bob Rosburg and Julius Bora, were on the committee making judgment of the great gotjer’s action. Neither made any public Com-
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said Sargent.
“He nhould have dtecpiallfted himself Immediately,” the PGA excretive added. "Bat there were mitigating elreematancee— grinding cameras. concern aver
i did and got his
champion, accused Snead ot jusjt alibiing for Jiis defeat, blamed him for talking too much about the incident. Others said he showed good sportsmanship and “was a little dishonest. to Keep from being a lot dishonest."
Masters Tourney Scores
City Baseball loop Meeting April 11
The- Pootiac Barks and Recreation Department now is organizing foe 1900 men’s City League
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For foe third straight year, competition !• planned ta daasea A and BT All manggers or representatives who want to enter teams ta ajfoer Clam A or Clam B thi seism should attgpd Monday*
Items to be discussed Include player contracts and eligibility, pfoietlc* facilities, ndes and regulations, and other organizational
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It attracted the largest first day gallery in the history ot U.S. golf tournaments—an estimated 17,000. It law 11 players in the 94-man field break par over foe 6,900-yard Augusta National Course. That’s the second best par-busting performance in the history ot this' Masters — exceeded only' in 1956 when 13 players heat the card.1'
An amateur. Dr. Bud Taylor,’ the San Francisco dentist; Don January and Harry Wettman of England, one of foe 10 foreign players, in the field, were three strokes oft the" pace with 70s.
In the 71 bracket to complete the par-bus ting brigade were U.S. Open champion BUly Casper, Brit* ish amateur champion - Deane' Bern an, and Gena Littler.
At even par 72 were Stan Lam nard of Canada, Julius Boros* Walter Burkemo, Ted Kroll, Gary Player of South Africa, former U.S. amateur champion Charley Cato Billy Maxwell. Jackie Burke, Mike 3339-74 Souchak and Lew Worsham.
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Dm two sentimental favorites, Sammy Snead and Ben Hogan, each carded a 73 while another favorite of- foe fans, Cary Middiet coif, had a 75.
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Stillman had coached at Eastern ■tact 1946, pad produced twe state championship teajpia in 1940 and 1950. Ha coached it Battia Oeak school before moving here. He waa a Battia Osek, native.
Stillman is aurvtved by his wV daw, b an and a daughter.
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ST. LOUIS (APMIf It Louis watched the Hawk* make a cone Hawk* did it the hard way. al- back with their bads to the ufall. moet blowing a 26-point lead, but ft was the third time the managed a 105-102 victory Over Hawks have come from behind to the Boston Celtics Thursday night, square the eeriee and' they beat squaring pro basketball's world Minneapolis in the Western finals: series 3-3.	alter trailing 3-3.
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Hawks Fie Celts Again, Title Battle Saturday
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drjkctkd — Boston Celtic coach Red Auerbach is a picture of deep despair as the Celtics were taking a 105-102 setback at the' hands of the St. Louis Hawks in the 6th game of the NBA playoffs yesterday. The final game of the series will be played Saturday afternoon in Boston.
But led by the Jones boys, SaalguiSv and K. G, file Celtics spurted °^“!; back and before the Hawks wokejJjwj. up had shaved the lead to four] points 101-98. Bob ’Pettit made a layup but quick goals by BUI Russell and Tom Hetnsohn made It 106-103.
Then Si Green, a 21-point scorer Thursday night, clinched It with! q tree throw with eight secoMe!
left.
The Hawks* victory sends the National Basketball Asm. title aeries into a deciding seventh gamd
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The tanner state junior and tar ladle* champion wen the dtyl title tar the 3rd time laat night | By detecting Sue Hamfltoe 2UT.	v
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The 6-foot-8, 225-pound pitcher- j the Philadelphia Phillie*, his em-rebounder discussed hi* summer j ployer from April to October, time work Thursday night' aft** ”1 want to get down there and the Hawks beat the Celtics 105-1081 start throwing." he said. "The and forced the National Basket-] Phils have a minor league camp ball Assn, title playoffs to a' lev- at Leesburg and the .follow* are enth game at Boston Saturday [in good shape when I get there, afternoon.	"It’s ideal for me, because I
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“Hie conditioning is different, thoutfi,” he said. “I need time to get used to the outdoor* and tune up muscles l don’t use in basketball. I’m In good shape generally [and I haven't been hurt."
Conley, who posted a 3 00 earned Iran average and 102 strikeouts
! “It’s up to (Manager) Eddie Sawyer when I start,’’ Conley ■aid. "When ho think* I'm ready, j he’ll give me the go-ahead.”
Conley said General Manager John Quinn, who switched (rom| the Brave* to the Phillies and then1 acquired Conley in a trade, isn’t enthusiastic about Gene’s job with j tha CeMm. Quinn didn’t like the idea when both were with the Braves either.
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Wichita Vickers Industrial Five to Leave NIBL
WICHITA, Kan. (AP)—Vickers Petroleum Co., la giving up ita team In the National Industrial Basketball League.
James W. Vickers, executive vice president, acknowledged one of the reasons Is six top players are retiring and it would be hard replace them.
'Professional salaries have !&■ creased to the extent could not anticipate competing Assn, teams for the top talent necessary to continue having first-rate tegm in the NIBL,” lid.
Retiring from the team are Dick Boushka, Lester Lane, Don Boldebuck, Lionel Smith, Chock Schramm and Jerry Mullen. Vickers said he expected most of them keep their regular jobs with the oil company.
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Montreal Pushed Hard in 4-2 Victory
Don McBee, a member of tha Army ptotol team, halle from Rifle, Colo.
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25 on	PCH
Shorter; broad Jump — Hall phomore), Trotter (4 times over 21 feet), Joe McCauley (bettered 21 feet).
Waterford's victory was achieved on a slow, wet field, soys coach Al Cuthrell. Skippers won seven Unto, six seconds and
ntng SM-relay team) far 11% point..
Clave Yarber had 10% (won 220, 2nd in 100, 3rd broad jump and relay). Eddie Stigers had 9% points without a first. Mike Kains won the mile in fast time (4:49.7) despite the slow track.
Only area meet set for today pits Hazel Park against Southfield at the Blue Jays' Qeld.
Final trials yesterday determined the makeup of Pontiac Cen. tral High's track squad for tonight's important Central Michigan University indoor meet at Mt.
Pleasant. Chiefs will have 25 W» competing In th« 12-eyent affair which shapes up as a preview of Saginaw Valley competition with elgbt SVC teams listed. PCH and Flint Northern are favorites.
Waterford Skippers opeaed their season yesterday with • thrilling win, MM, over Dearborn Kordson. la a meet that Who not derided at Dearborn, until the last event Skippers won the HO-relay, and the meet.
On the somber side, yesterday,
cune Ute wmouncement thatSt. Assoctated Press Sports Writer |at 125 pounds.- John Horne of MADISON. Wis. (AP) - The, Michigan State at 178 pounds and team	^(University of Wtoconsin, cam-U9 pound champ who has
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Badgers Ring Leaders
Rickl "The Crusher” Cortez ron't he "running out” on Larry Chene when the two meet In the feature nesting match at Pontiac Central tonight.
Cortez’ tactics of fleeing the ring each time he get* in a tight ■pot against Chene will be prevented by four wrestlers on each
side. A wire mesh fence was, ,	.-	. „^n _.RWL _______
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thfai failed.	.____ w w w '	Intact after giving visiting bat-iset for Saturday night. Winners
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Low hurdles — Howze, Terry, Prentis (also high hurdles); 60-yard dash—Ratcliff, Dick and Joe McCauley; 440 — Lindsay; mile PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — For- Joe Anderson, Nelson, Rex Smith; mer middleweight champion Carl I medley relay — BUI Lee, Ken R. (Bobo) Olson, in, stopped Roque Byrd, LaCore. Yocum; sprint relay Maraville, 170, Fresno, Calif., in — Ratcliff, Howze, Dick McCau-seven rounds of the scheduled 10-1 ley, Walker; shot put — Broun, round main event of a boxing Rush, Pritchett; high Jump — show Thursday night.	'Harper, Lee, Walker; pole vault
at least one finalist berth. Three i members of the team drew quar-| tor-final byes.
waterfoi*d Plans Busy Year
CAR WASH! ^Organize Softball Program toCritenattmatostoSMai a
Softball and baseball will be!players, and bloopeibaU for men sponsored at four levels this spring 30 years old and over — la sched-~ by the_ \Vaterford uled to start in May.
Aa organisational meeting far
Township Recreation Department.
San Jose State, the NCAA teamj champion the past two years, vaaced six into the semifinals, but suffered a crippling blow when welterweight Charlie Brown, the Pacific Coaat Intercollegiate champion, was eliminated by ale Trumbo of Idaho State. With flyweight Jim Mack capturing the only opening day semifinal in the small 112-pound division and six othfers wading through quarter-final tests. Wisconsin piled up nine points. San Jose State and Idaho State had three each and Sacramento State and Stanford two apiece.
only two defending champions. Terry Smith, a-156-pound entry from Sacramento I
$100,000 Bid sifor Title Test
Young Richard Sparks Opening Cup Triumph
Canadian Coach Far From Confident; 2nd Contest Saturday
MONTREAL (AP — Montreal Coach Toe Blake is far from confident hie Canadians will go on and win their fifth straight Stan-ley CUp after taking a 1-0 lead in the best-oM final hockey playoff aeries against Toronto.
The Canadians scored three j times in the first period Thursday: night and made the goals stand up{ for a 4-2 victory in the National Hockey League's world series. ’ “They’re [going to be tough, Blake said'
'Think ao?” someone asked.
‘We didn’t take it easy, d we?.” Blake replied.
Blake thought his players find: after the Leafs closed-Jhfc gap to J-2‘ with twp second period goals. Henri Richard got the last Mon-] treal goal in the final period after getting an assist on each of j the first period scores.
Toronto Coach Punch Imlach was far from discouraged for the second game Saturday night at the Forum.
'They got the breaks,” he said., 'Sooner or latter we're going to; get them too."
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Rodriguez Wins ’Over i*>n*e	L**: P*rUcu1**'
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Mexican; Wants Shot at Jordan or Paret
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Matchmaker George Parnassus again posted an offer today of S100.000 for the winner of the welter title fight between champion Don Jordan and Benny (Kid) Paret to meet Luis Rodriguez.
Rodriguez retained his No. rating in the welterweight division Thursday night when he slashed up Alvaro Gutierrez of Mexico
elementary school softball ^	. Charlie Mohr, a clever 165-pound 1 City after tour rounds of t^rid
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Archie Milton of San Jose State, the 1958 heavyweight king dethroned last year by Harold Espy of Idaho State, opened his drive for the title by pounding John White of Syracuse for a TKO. at 23 seconds of the aecdnd round.
Five other 1959 titlists drew quarterfinal byes and four are _ .	■	| 'to see action for the first time to-
The dates of organizational meet- night. The fifth is flyweight Hriji ings for boys' softball and base- Shlmabakure of College of the Ida-bril and men’s Uoopeihril «U1 be j* who uifed right into the O-announced later by the department.1 „nl«
Games, win be played at achoril	. ♦	*	*
and park fields in Waterford! The four act to begin battling Township. A total of 102 teams in the semifinals are Ron Nichols competed in the tour divisions last , of San Jose State at 119 pounds.
iBob Cornwell of Washington State
fitting. A crowd of 9,130 paid 129,240 to see the scheduled 12-rounder.
Rodriguez, the 22-year-old Cuban who now is unbeaten is his 29 professional fights, made such bloody sight of the game Mexican’s left eye that the fight was stopped just before the bell sounded for the fifth round.
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Rodriguez was unmarked and was ahead on all cards after the finish. Referee Charley Randolph called it a knockout.
‘We’re ready. Well meet anyone and that goes' for Jordan or Paret,” said Angelo Dundee, the Cuban’s American representative.
was deflected off the skate of Leaf defenseman Tim Horton.
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Montreal’s Dickie Moore scored at 2:27 of the opening period with Toronto a man short. Six and a half minutes later Doug Harvey scored with both teams a man down. Jean .BeUveau added tire third goal three minutes later.
Bob Baun and Bert Olmstead scored for the Leafs.
Jacques P.l a n t e, Montreal* goalie; had 27 saves and Johnny Bower 38 for Toronto.
Five Unbeaten as Olympic'Mat Trials Near End
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP)-Ftve grapplers who threw their first two opponents were the only with unmarred records as 5-state Midwest Olympic wrestling tryouts moved through two rounds Thursday night.
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I Alou, square name Mateo, Is 00 'the roster of the Rio Grande Valley Giants in the Texas League {and probably will be sent .down. {But only Kirkland among the Giants’, regular outfielders bats left-handed, and in injury to, or slump by, Kirkland could glV# Matty *a break.
Marshall could Ml In at the plate, but the outfield at Cand!e-j {stick Park needs a speedy, sharp fielder who can throw like Matty. The 20-year-old 165-pounder hit .288 at Springfield, Mass. In the Eastern League in 1969. That included 11 homers and 57 RBI, but even more impressive he stole 23 bases and led the league’s out-! fielders with 23 assists..
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Mincher batted in five runs with! a two-run blast oft A’s starter | John Tsitouris and a three-run shot: off Bob Trowbridge. Allison also j homered for the Senators. | I In other games. Milwaukee de- { ifeated Cincinnati 7-5 at Columbia, i S.C.; Baltimore beat Pittsburgh | 9-8 at Fort Myers; New York!
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Each homered twice Thursday as the Giant* and Senators won spring training games. And It may not be too long before their names turn up frequently In major league bate ball banebrea.
Both spent last season with Class A minor league teams.
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The Giants, who defeated the Boston Bed Sox 4-2 at Pheentx. already have a solid starting outfield In Orlando Cepeda, Willie Mays and Willie Kfrkland. And behind them is big brother Fe-and utility man Jim Marshall. Matty’s immediate chances
The Senators, who whipped Kansas City 10-5 «t Orlando, have a
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'Gene Wobdling and Gus Triandos. Woodling’s was good for two rims In a four-run eighth.
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Woody Held homered* ssd-star gled for the Indians to run his three-day batting average to .600-The Cleveland shortstop, Just back from a* layoff wife arm trouble, has gone 9-for-lO. Three bits apiece by BUI White and Kemy Buyer of the Cards made fee difference.
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ANN ARBOR (UPI)-The attorney for Aim Arbor Industrialist Charles Baird said today Baird ladea gave money to a federal pnOSO convict who accused him of plotting to assassinate Wyahtenaw County Circuit Judge James R. Breakey Jr. \
Bat attorney James R. Seek sail Baird gave fee money te Kenneth Stratton of Ypstlanti, be-eaaae he Ml sorry far hhn. Stratton has accused Baird of paying him *130 Judge Breakey,
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The driven’ licenses of 51 Oakland ..County residents were suspended or revoked recently ty the Secretary of State's Office in
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Ordered to furnish proof of IP nanctal responsibility for one or more drunk driving convictions
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Water Main Breaks, Floods Detroit’Area
DETROIT (UPI)-A break in a water main early today cent between five and ten million gallons of water gushing into Detroit streets and cut off water to thousands of homes and businesses.
Water shot eight feet into the air from the break in a 48-Inch water main under Veraor street between Montclair and Lemay the east aide.
Streets were flooded hubcap-deep and traffic had to be re-routed. Some hornet were without water tor two hours until the water main was turned off and water routed through parallel mains.
The torce of the escaping water tore a hole, 10-feet wide and 30-feet long in the pavement of Ver-nor highway.
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Bids tor this and two ether additions to the Drayton and Hudson Covert schools will bo asked la ndd-May, with construction starting imsnediately after the mrihg of the bids, according fa Superintendent WU-liana Shuck.
In other business, the Board tookl action requesting the State Department of Public Instruction to approve the remaining *2,500,000 of the original 5-million-dollar bond issue previously qualified for rale of bonds .
Shunck presented details of the summer school program, again to be offered on a self-sustaining bails, ft will be planned “to provide for students who need extra help to attain Am school system’s educational standard and tor students who wish to enrich their school experiences.”
The program will be set ap for pupils and students from graded 4 through U.
The Board authorized engineer! Johnson A Anderson to make a preliminary survey and make recommendations for surface drainage of a low-ponding area on the Schoolcraft School property and adjacent area. Tito fee will be based on tinw'and material and must not exceed the total amount of $500.
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ArraigrrOriver in Fatal Crash
Albert' Amerson Free on' Bond in Negligent Homicide Charge
The driver of a car in which (wo passengers were killed in a Saturday night auto accident today demanded examination on a negligent hofoicide charge.
Albert Amerson Jr., 31, of AQ Clovese St, was freed under $500 bond by Municipal Judge Cedi McCaDum pending the ' pretrail hearing April 20.
Amersaa was arrested by Pan-time PeHee this morning.
Sadie Mae Higgins, 13, of 442 S. Jessie St., and Cedi Reeves, 22, of 12 Utah St., were,killed late Saturday night when Amereon's car went out of control on Wilson avenue east of S. Saginaw street and struck a pole.
Witnesses said the car was moving at 85 m.p.h., according to Pontiac police.
In a statement at the Oakland County Prosecutor’s office, Amerson said when he tried to apply his brakes, the car speeded up.
He admitted he had been drinking shortly before the accident.
Young Democrat xrt MSUO Wins State Post
Can't Photo Russia Due to Tiros Defect
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Space Agency disclosed today that a mechanical failure aboard the Tiros I weather satellite is preventing it from taking detailed cloud pictures over Russia.
Dr. T. Keith Olennan, director of the National nautics and Space Administration (NASA), said at a news conference that the weather satellite Mis working successfully and well.” But he added that since Saturday evening, the satel-’ lite’s clock timer governing
OPTIMISTS VISIT HOSPITAL - Dr. Walter H. Obenauf (right), medical superintendent, discussed progress made in 'psychiatric care and treatment programs when the Pontiac Optimists Club .met at the State Hospital yesterday for its
Although their university _ new, Michigan State University Oakland freshmen are acting like old hands at politicking.
Timothy E. Agar. 18, of 274 Auburn Ave., has been' elected
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YPSILANTI (UPI) - Thomas P. Payne of Ypsilanti, a foreign car dealer, baa announced he win seek nomination lor the House of
operation of one of the cameras has not been working properly.
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This mean* that only the larger of the two television cameras, the so-called low resolution device, has been instructed .stance- Saturday evening to take cloud cover pictures as the satellite passed over Russia, China and elsewhere in the Tar East, Tiro* was successfully launched last Friday morning.
Galina Ulanova, Noted Russian Ballerina, Retires
MOSCOW (UPI) - Galina Ulanova, hailed ip the Soviet Union as ffe top ballet dancer of the world, has retired as prints ballerina of the Bolshoi Theater at the age of &
Still lithe and blonde after 32 years on the ballet stage. Ulanova retains the power to thrill audiences in Moscow, London, or New York;
Competent ballet sources said her fetirefnent was effective April X but it applied only to her regular performances with the Bolshoi
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Tea universities in the state have Yeuag Democrat Ctube on campus.
-He was elected to the chairmanship of the state group by a 35-11 vote at a recent convention of the college groups in East Lansing. His opponent was from Michigan State University.
MSUO was represented by six voting delegates, one for every 10 members belonging campus political party.
Agar is president of the MSUO[ Young Democrat Club whid established last November.
of Year for Autos
DETROIT ID—Automotive News! said auto production this week will | drop to a low for the yepr of 134,824 passenger cars, only 1,381 units behead of the comparable! week of 1969,
Production,has-been running well! ahead of year-ago figures.
The trade paper said strikes and! short work weeks throughout the industry are responsible for the
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Compact cars, however, continue to purr steadily ahead with 39,9T9j units scheduled for this week, almost 30 per cent of the industry’ total production. Last week cor pact output totaled 40,673 units.
Automotive Nlwi estimated track production this week at 26. 488 units compared with 29,015 last! week and 25,903 in the similar week of last year.
LANSING If — The plan for a new women's prison camp at Brighton, the first of its kind in the nation, was under strong attack today by officials of the Detroit House of Correction (Dehoco). I *	*	* ’
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An attempt was expected to extract it from a pending MU.
The state. With no women’s ! unit in its penal system, always has sent female felons to Dehoco and reimbursed the City of Detroit for the expense of keeping them.
There have been talks in late! years about state purchase of the; Dehoco women’s division but inability to agree on a price has! blocked a sale.	»■	, |
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Albert Shapiro, Dehoco superintendent, assailed the'plan at a hastily called luncheon meeting of! legislators in a downtown hotel! yesterday. It was arranged by a lobbyist for the Teamsters Union, Otto E. Wendei Jr.
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Some state authorities say pri-l vately that Detroit officials want no impairment of the laundry operation ran by the women’s division | which supplies- city hospitals with five million pounds a year. I
The federal government spends tore in a year on the purchase of r»per towels than it did on the! 'whole annual federal budget in; {George Washington’s day. •
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Kennedy in Senate
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP)-Sdn. John F. Kennedy halted a campaign swing through northern Indiana late Thursday to be on hand
Delayed by Atlas Blast |‘aye“ 8,1 explosion on the for today’s expected Senate civil '	’	, launching pad Thursday night of I rights vote. 7
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. tin — this intercontinental range weapon. s	'
The development of an inertially	.	'■ iThe United States 1s the world's
guided Atlas missile has been de-l Prairie dogs are really marmots.'largest user of cork.
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70 Different Viruses Cause Common Cold
posed to chilly temperature* while the other* stayed to normal 109m temperature*. HI found that SB et the chilled group caught and M per cent «< the warm group waa infected.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPD — The urttear regularly to catch cold from comma cold may be caused by sag of more than ID different vt-ruae*, according to i^danttet at thS University of QHnola.
Dr. Robert Gee Jackson, a pro-feoaor of medicine, reported new findings on the common cold at the 41st annual convention of the t American Collage of Phyaidans.
* * *
He aaid Me experiment* wen aided by 2,500 students who vol-
Jackson said wintry, weather may have little to do dth the common cdd.
Half of the volunteer* wen ex-
Sht Pott a Good Pood but at tho Wrong Tim#
GUNNISON, Coie. un-Camllle Rcew baked a package of goodies Jar her cousin, Keith McKee, who la in the Navy at New London, Conn.
* * 0 After mailing the package, she walked out of the post office and met McKee. He wa* home on 30-day leave. She retrieved her package from the poet office.
Western World Could Set Pace'
Proiidont of Colombia Alb Study of Dofonso in Atomic Ago
WASHINGTON Ut-The American nations could set a disarmament example tor the world. Colombian President Alberto Liens Camargo said Thursday.
In an address prepared for the Organization of American States Council, Llena laid a careful ■tgdy of the new situation raised by the atomic age would be well rthwhUe.
He told the tl ration council that the tfmetaslan if nek a ■tody "mate be that far tea mack rat aad tar tee ae are made far a of defease.” Liens’ speech to a special session of the council came only a day after Chile formally had pro-1 posed that.the OAS call a specialized conference on arms limitation.
The Colombian leader repeated his government’* belief that technical advice on the arms need* of the hemisphere should be given by the inter-American Defense Board, a military group already
designatt a* their
ited the 51-yaarold attorney the atate’a second
Burdick and Davla an matched hi the'Jum 28 opgctol flection to ««e«— a succeaaor to Lohger, the
Two Are Seeking Langer Senate Seat
BISMARCK, N. D. (AP) - Rep.
Quentin Burdick, a Democratic trailUazer to tho. stronghold of
Republicanism, will Jbattla Gov. uCM Norman Brumdale, appoint-Joha E. Davit lor toe remaining ^ by Davis on an interim basis.! Hi yean of to* tote Sett William Burdick rod* a North Dakotafl Linger s Senate seat.	«mll
governor, was eiectod to MM but served only a short thus before he died.
died to office last November. I One of tom American *—"r HELD IN INTERIM	I®*** *nrta« * ***•
The seat now to held by Repub-j
State Democrat! and Nonpartisan Leaguers, meeting In Joint convention Thursday unaninv
Democratic upsurge into the House of Representatives to 1968.1 toe lint of Ms party ever to gain • Houoo mat from North Dakota. I It ho wins to June ha will be
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Ths American peoples, he laid, "have been depositing. Itaon and mote of thotr sovereignty in tot organization. They hope, thus to endow it with a power-up to now chiefly moral and Judlctad-vwhkh will drastically reduce the capacity for adventure, disorder and imperialism in our hemisphere.” But he added:
"We have not yet perfected a multilateral agreement all the methods of-peaceful settlement are organised. And we still must have recourse to mors or less unpremeditated expedients perplexing or d _ situation occurs ... We have pending the argent and- underer-rabla taak of regulating, codifying] and extending our law.”
Saginaw Woman Rum foe Vacant DAR Post
WASHINGTON » -Mrs Cheater F. Miller of Saginaw, Mich, is among tho candidates for tool two vacancies as honorary vice general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She will be naming against ft McMackin of Salem, 111., end Mrs. Reuben E. Knight of Alliance, Neb. tor the two vacancies.
The Wth Continental Congrats of the DAR open at Washington April IS.
, REMEMBER? — Leona Gage Is working in a Hollywood pwvie called ”pMls Are Ringing:” A couple, of yean ago she won the Miss U.S.A. title in the Min Unt-verse contest. She waa disqualified when It was discovered she was married, the role la her screen ^ebut.
She Sets Rattlesnake
PHOENIX, Arts. W-Mrs. Thom-1 Hamrick called the sherifFi department for assistance in cleaning out her washing machine.
She was pnparhM to dump hi a load of clothes when sha discovered a 3-toot long dlamondback rattlesnake In the machine.
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indoor dancing.
I Garden living rooms, terraces | and patios serve equally well for
2 ■	. J ’	' z. Li____serving th* refreshments, but the
Real cool? That s the way	apparently is on the grass,
adbuiban teenagers led «b*«i	Kan to like patio par-
"patio parties," according to the ties hff»ra the teen-agers either
[Expert Claims Mowing Can Be Fun-Oh,
LANSING—James Schiller, Rso oa, and (4) Watt the mower's power mower service manager
You Can Grow Giant Mums
American Assn, of Nurserymen. Small groups of friend* in seasonal weather go to one home or another its the spirit moves them end dance on the grass in their here bet; like to the tune of fa-
are at home or at the home of a friend, while the cost is km. Perhaps this started the dancinron-the-grass innovation in the first place—it stretches teen-age allow-
Refreshments are more formally World ric* production is about served than in the small fry cook- eight billion bushels._
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says mowing pleasure. Art, be. cautions, don’t expect the yard manicuring to be ten, unless you follow the "rulee of the yen)" in preparing your power mower for the ahead.
The Rea service manager has 10 steps in his nh book he wishes to sham with mower owners.
Right now, Schiller suggests, the “winter' coat* (cover) should ha removed from your mower In order to begin checks leading up to starting the motor.
- Oil TT important to keep the mower ports moving, so bo says It should be checked and raised to the level saggmtod in the operational gnlde Riven you when the mower wen hengnt.
Next, the gasoline tank should be filled and the shut-off valve which was turned off Into last Fall, should be opened to allow the fuel [to reach the carburetor. The spark plug should be inspected, If'dirty, it should be cleaned or replaced.
- Don't connect that wire to the ■park plug yet You’re to inspect the cutter blade, Schil-Uer stipulates. The blade must he tight on the shaft (prtaiy type)1 before the engine will start.
Good hoesekeeptog la Important, toe. Your nest check point should be the mower bane. The operate beat If the
‘As the engine starts, move the choke lever slowly back to normal 'off position and adjust throttle to
said. “Allow the engine to ran a few minutes tor proper warm-up.
At this point you’re ready to enjoy your mowing.
Buy Best Seeds for Best Results
i-oofing ahead to a brillant show at color in tho fall garden, the lover of new plants will war try Harvest Giant Mums, introduced this spring by George J. Ball Inc. For the first time a garden mum variety ia available with the large, football-type Moo-soma previously possible only un-
Harvest (Rants can be used effeo-vely In several ways. They are magnificent when massed hi borders against the side of a house. For colorfu) accent, plant (http in beds-along walks or drives. Where a patio or porch setting can be provided. by all means set several Th-f IK- k_4	specimens in redwood tube for
That the best is the cheapest that decorative touch. Harvest in the long njn apptle* to the Giant Mums ateo make excellent purchafe of seed supplies the same .cut flowers—for arrangements in as other items in the opinion ofi^ **ome and for cqrsage wear. John E. Carver, chief of the Mich-I' -	* > *	*
igan Department of Agriculture’s Harvest Giants ate easy to grow, seed section. He adviees aaed pur-1 but as with any garden mum,
(hq rid Of old
grass cuttings and dirt.
Proper adjustment of the blade will give your lawn a carpet look, | the Reo service specialist says. He next suggests placing the mower bn the, ground, then adjust jwheels so the blade attains its .proper cutting height.
So thpt the engine will be In a "proper mood” to start and all the moving parts quench their dry-
chasers to read the tag or label before buying.
Garvcr said that surveys connoted by several neighboring states "disclosed that most poor ‘ that eras planted was by farmers wring untested 'seed of their Own production or purchased from a neighbor.
Michigan's seed law permits a inner to aeH seed be has produced to his neighbors, but it requires that it be tested and tagged ■ if he advertises in papers.
The seed section of the Michigan Department of Agriculture
few special needs should ha observed. Growing experience has proved that they do best ia full sun To obtain too short, stocky
• year hundreds of sack analyses are run bv the eeed section’s
"Farmers," advised Garner ‘toould read the seed tags and
■heeto bet*). This will remit I
tkw*f hi eerty summer so soon os plants have become entab-itehed, tort pinching should be ■teplM hy My 40i.
For the very large blooms fas
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WINDOW HOTBED - There’s still time to build a small basement window hotbed tor getting plants started. Choose a southern exposure. This: is to constructed that you can have access to the
plants from tbs basement or outside. Inexpensive hardboard is toed tor the framing; Thermoglass for the glass.
Gaidener-Handyman Can Build Small Hotbed
For the flower gardener who oe-» and triangular fastonsrs to occasionally turns to his home work- ewe the glam In place; print* shop as a hobby, an Ideal project] asd finish lag paint; twe Magee is a basement window hotbed. It’* and snows.
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Is Preferred Method
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dots in the fall, or putting them outdoors in the spring- two methods, of transplanting may bt used.
A plant can be removed from the soil with a trowel and brought Moors for placement in a day pot or planter. This procedure is then reversed when winter is
nailed to the window frame. Heat
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H"wt Gtent,iin^de or outside. Access to the
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| Finally, youve reached the cent test date, never more than | starting point: .(1) Connect the nine months old. Always buy the ! spark plug wire, (l) Set your best seed you .can lay hands on I choke, (S) TUra Ignition switch land then farm it well."
them winter over, although they are as hardy as the average garden mum.
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“That’s not a great amount.” be says, ^counting lawn,* trees, shrubs, perennials, ,annuals nnd patio.
"Often a landscape architect makes up the amount of Ms fee with what he saves in gifting competitive bids from nurserymen. He also gives Insurance by picking the best plants .for the location and climate.”
In any event, Malkin strongly advteeo against having the same person who oeUo plants draw the plan for where and how many are to be nod. For the easterner, he •ays, “It works out to how meek the traffic will bear.”
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.It’s impractical to sow old seed 1th a low percentage of gerina-
Required for the esastrertfsn are twe tx4-tach and ono txS-tocW
framing members; three txl-terh pieces for the framework at eech end: four lxt’o and four Ill's to tom the wtodew sesh; glass to ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 1)1
Lumber dealers wfl( have the materials with the tion of the glass.
1/lt-toek Presdwood far the treat, top^and
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Landscape Architect Can Save You Money, Grief
Robert Malkin is convinced —[seif landscapers to coasult mra-and not Just because he Is one— lerymen tor expa t advice in how ! that a landscape architect is weD plants will behave in specific to-worth Ms fee to anyone who plus cations, to spend $1,500 or more on land-
Beforehand. Malkin advises above-all, “Stop and think."
"Figure out first what th- garden Is to be used tor. Then work out a plan without think-
“Vary space to give a different view in each area. This can be done no matter bow small the t”
Malkin’s own preference in landscaping these days is tor s more rugged woodland feeling through of rocks and ’ naturalistic
'Natural woods are being wiped out.” he says. “But you can still get a backyard resemblance to them with good landscape design.”
should receive two coat* of point tor match tho extorter of tho
S point very wefi to ■
The alternative — and prefer-able — method allow* the plant to remain tn Its day pot at all times. When spring comes, the pot Is simply taken to the garden and plugged (buried) in the ground The natural porosity of the day pot lets moisture and nutrient* from tho soil around it paa* freely through the pot walls.
When the'time comes to move the potted plant indoors, ft cm be unearthed quickly. More importantly. however, the plant s root system will not bt disturbed or damaged, «nd It will not be mixed with the roots of weeds or other gankn pleats.
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Arrange Flower Beds by Plant Habits
Ik help to arranging 4m fleers* ■ _	.
bed kYg sat down bar* an assort-[Many familiar kinds belong la this Bent of different flowers which!*,?,,,> ~ .***• “**• *petotto>
Ml into ganeral groups accordii* to plant habtt. First, the ohm that
bawl a spiky appearance. They include such favorites as delphinium, hollyhock, fbotglove, larkspur, lupin, tritwna and snapdragon. Of these the snapdragon and lartcspur are annuals, and the others are either biennials, or perennials.except for lupin, which can be obtained in either annual or perennial type.
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Then there are the bushy, ones, more open in growth, generally, than the mound-shaped plants,, and
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Extremely dwarf flowers offer; a further form, Bat of a regular carpet. They have an important place in filling narrow apaeea, such between sidewalk and curb, where any bright at aH* is Incon-
Pre-Seeded Mat for Lazybones
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How? All you do is roil out your; garden in the form Of a pre-aeeded mat which contains* not only carefully selected seed varieties, but! has built-in fertilize rt, sell nutrients and moisture absorbents. That means you have frit less , soil preparation work, for as the seeds germinate the mat actually becomes pari of the soil which feeds! your garden.
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Professor GuiltyMysidansWorJC in Boy's Death
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MEG’S EGG — French pastry Chef P: J. Franchiolo paints a picture of Britain's Princess MargareJ on a big Easter egg in Paris. Frbnchiolo, who calls himself the Michelangelo of pastry, plans to send Margaret the confection as Easter-wedding gift.
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| Dr. Charles J. Goebel. 29, faces average doctor “to a peer
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Goebel picked op the bey last (physicians is brought about by the ! I Mav while Michael wa* arguing tradition which* says doctors mutt' | with Goebel's three-year-eld son, !treat all patients who seek their! i George. Goebel flung Michael 'services.
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The judge said he would set a! date/today for sentencing. i Goebel testified that he was, angered, though “not in a rage,”:
I because he had seen the Sorce *	ihqy push his son. The professor'
crossing to on unknown Iaifd. '•Wiltted shaking Michael and [The Quakers sought it even£roj,p*n8 ^imto foe ground but . amid persecution. The Mor- W®. h* W »»t noticed the fatal Tha drive of men to reach ajm0n* sought it by trekkingi*** purity of religious faith, de-across ihe wilderness of Amer- The	..
void of the violence and insen-1 ica	LTS ^rrity has qdicated .it
*'	, [would stand by Goebel until final
Tbe NavaJo Indians of N«wdtoposltloo of tha case. He has tradictiona ?\ VMexico and Arizona wereirem*in*d at his teaching post, doxtos^hM been an impelling caj|^j primitive. Anthropolo- ^** on ,2-500 bail
.force all through-history.	studied them anTSeir1 ------------------------------
Despite defeat, false roads (tribal rites as specimens of a Detroit River Sewaa* and misuse, it rises and keeps j well-developed but still primi- v-ii j ,« W TV ! ion. The urge, the ihtuition, the tive culture. Yet read from *lll®c* 'AUUU Ducks? ****** SS,1* ^ strongfor.one of their prayers:	| lan^c ,UM) _ Sewa '
mankind itself to overcome. | oh, male-divinity!	dumped Into the' Detroit River !
With your moccasins, of dark |muy have caused the death of!
Trees Planted in Clusters Look Better
Yop can get quick shadt and	*	*	*
informal accent In your garden; Ancient Greeks worshiped a| cloud, come to ns or town when you plant several [great number of pagan deities, In beauty I walk. tpe“ 1" f ,<j!“*ter' 7'*’!*?1 *row whose mythical abode was on With beauty before me, I up Mke oi^ig^. Mt. (Mympus, and whose ac- walk.
MaS !£ u®n*’ .bot^0(r,,11.®nd j™"1®/; With be a a t y behind me, I of “Better Homes A Gardens" I**, mirrored realistically the walk, magazine. Select the trees for actions, strengths and weak-) With beauty below me, I hardiness and beauty at ell sen- nesses of the Greeks them-; walk.
(sons, and give them plenty of [selves.
UTL. in . eh-tor dJ HI**init of min in eariy To plant tree* In a duster, dlf! .j.	.
the hole wider, but not deeper, •Pwt“I development to en-than for a single stem. Improve dw Ms diety or gods with the removed topsoil hy adding! those traits he himself pos-peat or compost. Interlace the sesscs. This is a way of exyoung trees’ roots, trimming off! curing his fallings and gltff-any that are broken or injured, Ifyfog his virtues.
and tfo the trunks together Itthe base with aoft stripe of doth.
New ptace the trees I
Yet ovon at the height of Greek paganism, we find glint* fogs of an entirely different approach. Xenophanes, writing in the sixth century before Christ, said:
'Homer and Hesiod have ascribed to the gods all things that are a shame and a disgrace among mortals, steal-fogs and adulteries and deceiving! of one another . . .
rana.	“But mortals deem that the	-----_
n t _________	* * _i gods are begotten as they are, to sh*d its benediction on the .
?"*»* *?*-	^*\ ^ISd have clothes like theirs, (needed earth. On our way home !
vacy. and color all summer "®$M ^	.	. .	'	- the heavens darkened and a r
S5	SfroftotofiTtoi U^Lator^m can. . . .»	\
ito hide an unsightly one.	(gods black and snubnosed: thej An answer from Heaven in
some 12,000 ducks since early last month, the. Conservation Depart-! ment said.
The ducks’ feathers were found to be coated with a glycerine I based oil commonly found in sewage, the department said, t The Water Resources Commission repotted McLouth Steel Co., I With beauty above me, I Trenton, had been giglty of dump-walk.	in* oil into the rive/ in violation |
With beauty all around me, of commission orders. But it was!
1 walk ...	not determined, that this oil caused
It Is finished In bounty. " ducta’ death-But there are other aspects1!
of the Navajo and hit culture. Sculptress Malvina Hoffman,] in her book, Heads and Tafia, I describes a Navajo Indian ritual:
“In San Felipe we Witnessed the corn and rain dance . . . Two groups ... kept up a continual rhythmic intonation and [invocation for rain, hour after hour, until sunset. A leader carried a long pole; ending in a bunch of corn leaves. This he waved over the heads of tbe! dancers, shaking out the sa-(; cred pollen and calling the rain!’
[Thracians say. t h a i r s have A clay pot is parous and re-jblue eyes and red hair, tains moisture. So small pieces	*4	★
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‘He sees all over, thinks all over, mid hears all over,
“But without toil ho swayeth all things by foe thought .of his mfod." *,
Throughout the golden age of Greece, and fo the great days of Rome as well, wise men and leaders and poets like Xenophanes sought to reinterpret the myths of the gods in terms of the spirit and Its role la the Individual Jife. The opposition to their efforts fo man's spiritual betterment came from orthodoxy, entrenched behind both religious and political fortification and determined, if possible, to destroy any threat fo tha established concepts and authority.
New England Pilgrims sought it on a small vessel
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BACK TO CAVES
Here is mankind, reaching back to Eden, reaching back to the primeval caves and jungles.
Mi s t a k e n and misguided and misdirected, g r e o d y for plunder and power, for self-glorification, marching to Mil and to malm, judging fo rashness and punishing fo vengeance.
We are part of the timeless calvalcade. wo are a part of this species.
Beyond us and around us the ariQy of humanity surges forward toward Ra goal. We stumble along, and niter and fall (back and puah on.
(To ho Continued)
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Wants Congrau to Lilt Foreign Expenditures
WASHINGTON (E-Sen. John Williams (R-Del) has renewed his efforts to force publication of Itemized expense accounts, vf all Con-unbers on their world
travels.
"Ihe American taxpayers, who pay these costs, are entitled to an accounting,’’ Williams told the Senate.
He offered an amendment to the foreign aid biD to require that all expenditures of huBvMuaf members of congressional committees and staffs "must be folly itemized [and automatfcally published in the Congressional Record ” •
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Says Trujillo's Time Is Short
NY Times Reporter Sees Dominican Revolt Ready to Start
NEW YORK (AP)—The oiai* wive of political chants that has toppled dictatorships * throughout Latin America, soon will strike again at Dominican strongmia Rafael Leonidas Trujillo, says the New York Times.
”7v1Li •" * * *
Times correspondent Edward C Burks reports after a visit to the Dominican Republic that pressure against Trijjillo'g 30-year dictatorship "I* pear the- bursting point" Leaden of the entt-Trujillo under-v ground say there soon will be ,Y: new and more ambitious attempt to overthrow the dictator.
\	W	★ ’ *
If Trujillo rides out the crisis, says Burks. “it appears that hs can do so only by putting down a • new nationwide plot or uprising."
. *‘U he is forced out the military, tbe cmbattled professional class, rahnuiag exiles, peasants and workenwfll all be competing for power,*’ th^Tlmes report says, adding that “an invasion from Prime Minister \Fidel Castro's Cuba is also -a possibility."
The x-ray was to called because Its Inventor, 'Wilhelm RoenL could think of no better aunt for what he ffelt'was an unknowkquatf-«y.	\
Your Russian Language Ira Snap	. /
Egad, Herr Seno Ivanovich
By BOB OONSI0INE EN ROUTE TO MOSCOW -It’i easy. Just toy (In cake the com missar points a gun at your gullet and demands to hear the alpha-Kt> "Ah, B«6,Veh, Ggeh, Deh Yeh, Yoh, Zhch. Zeh, Ee. Ee-Kraht-Koh, Kah, El, Em. En. Oh ‘	“ Es, TWi. Oo, Ef, Khah,
Tseh, Chalt, Shah. Sh'chah, Te'vor-Deeznak, Yehree, M'yahk-keeznahk, Eh' ohbok-Roht-Nohyeh, Yoo, Yah."
Yah, youself, and that goes for your brother Sergei. -
* A A. v I was armed with a phrase book j English and Russian before boarding my plane. Ten minutes with dipt dandy little tome has convinced me that if I ever do get to see Khrushchev he can give Oleg Ttoyanovaki the day oft.
Who needs ■ translator when you can rattle off winning phrases like “Rewm-Koo Voht-Kee?" (Gimme a •mall shot of vodkk?)
The Russians have a real crazy name for beefsteak. They call it inscrutably enough "beef-shteak."	*	I
If Nikita /comet down with a headache during our nine-hour interview (which would break Sen. Humphrey's record by 28 minute*) Til just lean back, take a quick gander at my handy manual, pull opt, an aspirin and say, "Pree-nee-migh-t'yeh eh-tah.” (Take this.) -He’s s stubborn erne, ea yen knew, so n probably bar* to
add "Ahl-ktoyfysh raid.” (Open year mouth. Mast yen.) TO help get to Aspirin ton rn naturally receauaead "Svatodey” water) sad effect a earn, ears add. with in air ef anther-My,’“Tell rab sab a d’yen" (three time* a day.) aa any fool knows.
One phrase I won’t have to memorize is "Pay moy t’yeh. pah-l’stah, mah-shef-noo.’’ (Please wash the car.)
The casual visitor to the Soviet Union never gets near the operating end of a car. Getting a license to drive a car in Russia is, for a foreigner; about as simple as getting a license to dig a tunnel under the Kremlin.
We met a dear girt once, wile of a D. S. wrHipwfed I* Moscow, who passed all Mil questions and practices demanded of her, to her Mceaae eppMcatloa,
aa hour. Instead qf It, wan the speed limit for tractor geared derricks.
Being still filled with die "Spirit of Camp David'* — the reporters stayed at a very good bar in Gettysburg during the Eisenhower-Khrushchev talks last October hope to seal many new U. S. - Soviet friendships by means of my phrasebook. But it may be difficult. My booklet gets a little tow ‘ on the whole suoject;
“In Russia it is essentia] to know
thb FIRST NAME and the PATRONYMIC qf the person you are socially addressthg. Such forms as 'Mr. Broom,’ 'mi Brown.’ ‘MBs Brown,’ do not exist In modem Russia. Tito tea* persons ef the Brawn family should be “addressed as; -
<ir *
"Supposing |w is named John' and Ms father was Andrew — your I RiissUh friend would say “Ahn-nah Ahn-toh-nohv-nah."
They get more con hi sing from tern on, these crazy Brawns. PrabaMy spies.
* * *
'My name is John DM." (MetK n’yah zah-voot Ee-Vahn Dot.) “ he gets away with that, hisnext question to the Russian is sure get Mm in trouble. At least would get anybody 1n trouble any saloon I know in the U.S. of A.
“Kahk vah-aheh •ewi’yah ee aht-eheet-vah?*’ (What Is your name and patraaymlcT) ,
Those Browne ore going to get us in trouble, aura aa
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I don’t knolw how It wfll go over pi dinner talk at I chat amiably with Nina Khrushcheva, but ] won't be able to resist the inherently superior observation. "Poh-yest n’yeh aha-tah nahv-lee-vah-yet-sah v yai-t’yeh." (The train does not stop at Yalta.)
I can hear her now, saying:
“O; braht!”
(Oh. brother!)
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NEW YORK (APT - Racketeer, Johnny Dio has been convicted of Federal income tax evasion.
U S. Judge Edward Weinfeld announced the" decision Thursday
The two had aiked Weinfeld to hear the case without a Jury. They
Ray, also W. was convicfed of |l_ rJimm-,n JAr I a single tax evasion count phis IK IOITimflllQGr conspiracy. Ho can draw 10 .years 1,1J VVIIIIIIUIIUVI J and $20,000 In fines.	1	f. •'
• -* * *	Pontiac Post Installs
» *“	«*■" the ffd: Pappas for 2nd Year;
eral government had -.moved! , - ,	.
against Dio, whooe real name is Others Named JChn Dioguardi. The notorious!
IS!? h!d^.*d.. lnl The Veterans of Foreign Wars,1 19SS to the Victor Rtaoel blinding Pontjac p^, 1370 has re-elected
toMann.	k- p»»f —i
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A federal conspiracy, case	____, . .. .	„r.
•gainst Dio collapsed for lack af| jg** **** adtoemes and he never went to S	i
in'1*37 Dio was aent to otate, prison for,thiya to flv. ytara ter
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Uarenco, the Kat, Vjet* Jr. and Jaraea A. Taylor, trustees.
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Hoping Auto Sales Spurt Will Be Contagiom
Spring Delighting Businessmen
B» Lag FUO
dropped, Implying that salat are (once _The first <*> the upswing after the king
late Eaator hr being eased praised Instead of blamed tor re-'pected.
By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK (AP) -The	I	. Wg
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winter weary and somewhat dla-jm*nV	that service and	^ ■ taaboo(,tothe And now the Federal Housing
Ulj^ burinemmen.	"SK? rtjem. a^weU- the	**1° tX AdmlnWratlou s^b^
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^e of ato to ^inwarth^^^t^t'v o^tataMng	along, requirements on medium, and
ties as well w the seasons is Hom* In word that as the peak)	*	*	*	Ihkrhrrnrioart ~— TMa wt
shown by the quick reaction to *•*•* Period draws to a dose the	. .	ainmjLnui*	J3S9»j ■ '***
news that auto sales sDurted at carryover stocks of light hid oil ..Builder* who have complained MUed
news that aut# sales spurted at the end of March.
' * *
This report from the, Industry that probably is being the most closely watched of all was credited with being enough to set off 1 sn almost general dimb in stock
Whether the spurt to auto sales was set off by special promotion schemes or' by spring-inspired consumer interest is yet to be seen. All hands would like think that It’s a real spring sales climb that will whittle down fairly top-heavy inventories of new cars to dealers' hands.
HEAVY GAS SALES
carry-over stocks of light fuel are the lowest in two yeprs. The blasts of winter, whatever plans they upset for many others, at least seem to have helped the fuel men dispose of their stocks.
' * * *
Another sector of the oil industry alio is profiting now from the bad weather In March. Heavy fuel oil stocks 'were depleted largely because of distribution problems, plus increased consumption, producers can raise the price of this oil which is used by factories, ships and utility power plants.
that tight credit conditions hurt their business are greeting each daffodil with 'extra enthusiasm this yeai'. Good weather ie expected to reverse the decline to the starting of new homes to March.
General credit conditions have
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Detroit's Gen. Weber Shitted to Aberdeen
ABERDEEN. Md. (PUBrig. Gen. John. Hi' Weber, a native of Philadelphia, Pa., will assume command . of the Army’s Aberdeen Proving Ground on May 1 succeeding Maj. Gen. H. N. Toftoy, recently retired.
Gen. Weber is presently commanding general. Ordnance Tank-Automotive Command, Detroit,! Midi.', a poet he has held since last June.
Weber is a 1933 graduate of the U. S. Military Academy and has served with the Army Ordnance Corps since 1934, principally in engineering development and field service activities.
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Spring has Its lovely aspects for! many oil companies.
Merchants, especially clothing
Another thing that may be more‘retailers, are pushing hard now seasonal than significant but is to recapture some of the business! none the less heartening Is the they may have lost in the delayed report that gasoline stocks have' arrival of' spring weather. For
Texas Congressman Sounds,Off
Scores Polaris Step-Up at Attack Subs' Expense
WASHINGTON (AP — Navy .“It Is unfortunate that we did not! plans to step up the Polaris|throw the works into high gear! missile-firing submarine program ^ wtolte cutting back maMon* ^	Saltonstall (R-
attack wbm^ brought crt«- MMg( uld the
fr*" **P- <*•«**• H "the administration is moving Mahon CD-Tex.	ahead with efficiency in the most
Mahon is chairman of the House important areas of our national Appropriations Defense subpoth-defense, as tost as prudence andthrowing things at each mittee, which fa considering the technology permit.”	to married life so quickly."
defense budget revisions approved —
Wednesday by President Eisenhower.
"It looks lijce a compromise package end I peraonnaty believe it’s a poor package," Mahon commented.-
* * *
He said he favored expansion of the Polaris 'submarine program bitt "I wouldn’t give any Serious consideration .to eliminating the! attack submarines, which are major antisubmarine weapons." j
He said be believed most members of the Defense Appropriations I subcommittee feel the same way.
Senators of both parties generally applauded the missile pro-, gram changes announced Wednesday. Here's what la involved-.
The Defense Department asked I Congress for 39 million dollars to atari building fix more Polaris submarines. This waa a policy reversal on the part of the Pentagon. And Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates Jr. told Congress the Navy is willing to put off getting funds for two of three planned nuclear attack submarines already included in the new budget.
'* * *
Earlier in the day, President Eisenhower also gave formal approval to increasing the size of six ^tias . intercontinental missile squadrons'and Improving the ballistic warning system. The Pentagon disclosed the last six of the 13 planned Atlas squadrons each would have a total of 13 missiles— ( three more , than under present plans. Earlier it had been thought' that the squadrons which will be in place by the end'of next year might get as many as 15 rpissiles I and pads.
♦ . ♦
- Both the attack and the Polaris submarines are nuclear-powered.
Mahon voiced preliminary ap-! proval of the revised Atlas pro-, gram.
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, expressing pleasure at the Atlas and Polaris speedup decisions, said:


THE PONTIAd PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, lift)
THIRTY-NINE
Business and finance
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Grain Futures Dull; I MARKETS Few Trade Factors
f — Grata future! price! maintained a barely steady range today during the flrat aev-erat minute* of dealing* on the Board of Trade. \
, Within the tint halt hour about hill the contracts were unchanged or within fraction of prevtoue close*. The overnight accumulation of orders appeared (p be equally divided between the buying and ' selling sides of the market.
The following MHIL. covering sales at locally gmni produce brought to the Farmer's Uariiet by growers and sold by them In wholesale package Quotations are fundabed by
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Livestock
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. .radTut*wJlT’eba^^ii^btir^SSi ■(HJtJook for proflU m^ortH at'yes-j Iy.ata*dr[tnttey’g annual meeting.
' wt r*r.■ The stock fell l»i to 34% on an wnwiM „ '^ opener of 30.000 share*, followed straw, cinnoc. in caw-1 by block* of 3,000 and 2,000 at the Mr with Met Waafc'a law	n:.j.p	-	•
i loner; two lota mixed -oh** PHCe. ind nrlirie #35-10*7 lb.	.
—. . •—Yaaagalawa Sheet. continuing 1
NEW YORK (B—The stock market backed away early thia attar, noon from the gpina of ita four-day rally. Trading wa* moderately active.
Losses of fractftis to a point or so were scattered through the list of key stocks. Gains among some drugs, chemical* and selected issues cushioned the decline.
The market was Irregularly lower in an active opening and maintained this general tone.
News at declining ear prwdee si this week, cutback* in steel rwtaeliea and a drop lb rail - 12® freight cartoedlng. combined .! »» with profit taking by traders l^jJ to mprens eatbariaam.
. i* Motor* and steels, which wen [J *5 pacemakers at the peek of the
•	fS rally, continued their decline of
•	*•" yesterday,. Rails, oils, i ‘
and electronics, drifted off.
An accumulation of sell orders! delayed the opening, of Philco i because of disappointment over the
| County School Board to Seek Building OK
The Oakland County Board ofi vtawr* before farther s Education will seek the green light takea.
by summer to begin construction of a' wing* to its present building at 1025 N. Telegraph, Rd.
; • fr ★ w Although spedne details* ukTU!
Plan! for the approximately 7,000 square feet addition still are In the talking stage, Emerson said.
estimated coat have not yet beenH# •*closed that h# presented arrived at. the Board has enoughf"•‘“Pty for considera-
money in Its apecial education fund to finance the entire project Itself. according to County Supt. of Schools William Emerson.
The educators,' nevertheless, will first ask approval from the Oakland County Board of Soper-
tlon” before committee members of the Board of Supervisors at • rscent informal meeting.
Emerson said more apace la needed for the rapidly growing rehabilitation and testing services. Waiting lists exist, be said, with present conditions.
MERCHANT HONORED — R. V. Todd (right), owner of Todd Shoe Store, 20 W. Huron St, was awarded a plaque by the Florsheim Shoe Co. “for 50 years of close business association together." The award, signed by Harold M. Florsheim, was
Fastis* Ftm Pkil.
presented by the company's Michigan representative, Harry Rein. Said Reisa: “To my knowledge, thia l* the first such Florsheim award in the state of Michigan."
Census Brings on Big Fuss
“We I
who test youngster* far retards-ties," said Emerson. "They all I work sat of one efitce. They all | can’t conduct aa interview at the
Williams Signs Law for Aging
After 10-Year Struggle, Commission Is Formed to Help Oldsters
\Frahk V. Elliott \Appointed /or GM Post
Sales lax Vote Due on Tuesday
The fating and rehabilitation functions now art housed on the building’s second floor, originally DETROIT (AP)—’’The govern- jthe sleeping quarters of a nurses’ lent has never done anything for home. * me. Why should I do anything fort As many a! 27 people work In the government?’ says George the 12 small rooms (average of 10 Kita And that includes answering x 12 feet) on the second floor, antsus taken questions.	The superintendent said the spe-
1Jw —	-	••	•	* ^Ulgl MhMAHmt fund kni trrrm/n fhii
Kennedy isn’t due in the state! WV| until Monday, but Franklin D-jAm Roosevelt Jr. started a five-day T.. stump in his behalf today. Roose- ,so°-
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Death Notice
Kido, who lives in suburban dal education fund has grown this Sterling, his wife and Janet Vuko-jpast year from left-over state mon-rich -got into a fuss, this we&jjes, interest monies and tax when Mrs. Vukovich called at the .monies. The Board of Supervisor*, Kido home to pick up a centals Emerson said, doesn’t appropriate form.	inonles to or have .control over
CHARLESTON. W. Va. (API— sr./ra nr? ^yow."entrant!0 by blocks of 3,000 and 2,000 at the;	®	® ' I The appointment of Frank V.	" »»»»■*• | j|rs. Kjdo answered the door. "W^have enough money to take
Sen; Hubert H. Humphrey of Min- close; bum sec lower: tw* lot.kmixed same P^ce.	’	Afu. if)' Vpnr £triianli»	as general supervisor of j ri.f.-i.J Tkuradm/ L%J ** asked her (M?s. Vukovich) to]care of the wing." Emerson said,
nesota -Planned a folksy. hqnd- jj&f .“.l.1ri,l!*ir.>g:L«,l..l>; Yaaagalawa Sheet continuing After IU Tear Struggle, wmmmmm cost*. budgets andI Defeated Thursday by git in the kitchen but she plunked! "We are going to move aa
shaking ^ of aome .West	«{££ h. —--------------1, ^,^4 CommiMIOn Is Formed	pricing opera- 4 Count; Predict Okay7hme,f down in the living room,” promptly as possible and should
gima coalfields today. .	to w*	m jJmso?’.tuuK eathacks. fell more than a point »A uA|- OW«tor*	lions. Pontiac Mo- »	c—1| b_||.i	'■ isa*d Mrs. Kido. “I answered soiheUak the supervisors for.their ap-
» was Ida campaign Idehofl	*»#«., Wihllar Iwwcn wem htoi byU g. *° P Oldster*	» tor Division, was 'Of Foil Ballot	|0f her questions, but her attitude praval by summer. We hope the
another ^wdotvnw»th Sen. John	Sled	I MtfK announced today	provoked me.-	wing will be ready for occupancy
?L	wJlliSi"1 "'H »w mnUrW 0»her leading ricclm.kcr.wera LANSING (UPD - Gov. G. Men- 1/IF by Russell L. Ptor- LANSING W -r After fsUing its:	*	*	*	by 1961-
ideniiai nnmlnLinn	ti,p«	*i3io“?«ro-	"ran. 'St cu"- dow" fractionally.	I.ukens gained nen Williams yesterday signed into.	Wmm ns. comptroller, first test, the proposed statewide' Kidq became angry when Mrs.---------:—..................
idential nomination.	Tb,y	*n^ wm «* *«a point.	.law a bill creating a state commit}The a ppoint-ivotc oc ralsing the sale* tax ceil- Vukorich asked him about bath-!
SIJW n,rvri.r	»	, . I*km 0,1 *»n«: *® caP * 10-year	ment i* effectiveLg to slated for a final show down room facilities in his home, then
primary May 10	USi #. «;t7^aSlii aSSVS mSL	■ Point was;#truggle to get the plan through ■ YH May 1.	fSeaday-	f handed him an additional censiw
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_____rXUXV?>4 d?25can ilrii. and Studebak^^ackJ	*	*	* T* 'HI AH * 8upen'isor to fell four votes start yesterday of ^ukorich t6 the door and tosaed
■Pi-SL-^lSSi .PJ*-®*??;. utm‘I artl lost small fractions	**TW* conun,**ton w,u niBt ** * kiikitt th*I°Peratio,“ clearing the House, the final step Ith?.tor11?,^	J’*r’	' .
_____________________________	Big blS bcS?'Americanh-^ ^ **	woly* »^|toward. November vote on boost-1, *»• Vukovich. her .supervisor.|
volt-scheduled some visits to the!	JflJK*	Viscosp- bp U at 36 on	"
same areas Humphrey plans ioi«um»: «i*u writ niSn choira *sA shares and Hercules Powder, off Tin
____	pnm# onorn lambs No 1 and S mwLa mw	*
cover.	191-110 lbs 39 00-34 at. loau prime fall al K * <
Humphrey is expected to emvl*®"1 ** T*>»^ 4<nri U>i-«i{r>m-V thy*'' A 2-po
phaaise the "bare cupboard andf t s#^ nas'wrat sm! m? rtraSsithe drug group. Sobering and- wormng ror me mii mr is yean i;——  -------------------I leaders predicted approval. i	,,	..
empty treasury" theme he used I	W gained fractions. ' j or mora. ami the rammlario. was ««*”Hor.	.	.	^ premeww appro a .	Mrs. ^ Zimmerman said
earlier in appraising his cam- > »m a mu* »ow tat# ji.7s-as j«; Small losses were taken by Radio ”0,,,y the beginning of aa active : After being released from mill-) Seventeen Democrats Joined a when she told Kido he was liable paign situation.	\'n2*	. Corp.. Liggett jk Myers Jersev Proaram to prmide a better life ‘•O' ^Ice a* an ordnance cap-;solid block of 53 Republican* tojto a $100 fine and 60 days in jail
------—--------	• litbmrM: ^^Sir^hXrMM'Standard. Kennei-ott 'international ,or °"r *'‘n,or rititens.”	(tain in October 1945, he Joined give the GOP proposal a 70-34, for not answering he told her: "no!
X?5£.I,.,L1 .ill il?4•' iHarvester and R«v»K*nn	i	.	• •	'GM'g Delco Remy Division in vote. Seventy-Jour votes — two-[ahead and prosecute."
Breaking Seaway Ice |w£* ssXsim ‘rik« !tt|it*Ww;!'	'	. T*** cmnmlssion represents -a: Anderson, Ind. He served in var-, thirds of the membership in the “I’m not living in Russia,"
^	~	^	m	accounting capacities with the evenly divided House - are re-ssidi "I don’t have to answer
MASSKNA. M.Y. (B-Ameri-|w^Hkur%m mf mJF'Skt ommi New York StOCkj	°*idivision and was transferred to|quired for approval of a ballot those question* ’
can and Canadian vessel, art, »«y» **o«im Ovot.ti.tt.. ’ nS K romm idon- GM c<n,raI ottlce	and Pr^>P0*itk>n t0 wnelKl ,h* *,ate Con-| ‘	*
braakipg up heoVy Ice in the St.jg^#_.ra_jt»Mjif5n^ jis**«j»*;i"!®»® stars#ei*iriBotri.*ra «uita*.|	l0 ine commission. |analysis section in 19u2.	stitution.	The matter has been turned
So far, House action on the reso-'over to the regional census direc-
Jame* K. Brophy. Detroit; Daa Connell, Maskegon; Msgr. -John l Mower, Lansing; John B. Martin, i Grand Rapids; Dr. Wilma Donahue, Ann Arbor, and Charles O’Dell. Detroit.
o?.’.;:: J»S	; si*! ^ commission members were |
*"'*	—- o otr .! «-all members of a commission on!
ELUOTT
promote programs which will ease! of General Motors Corp. since 1957. l]^ t^e ceiling from three to four-later years of our people," He was born in Dale, Ind. and'
Williams said.	I graduated 'from Indiana Universi-
galn by Pflxer paced! »«M many gronpn tad been	^»nd ST'and
group. Schering and: working (or the bill for 1! years ' sconce degree ana an account-!
__■ «  -	i ------- —-n a.-------i-—a----! itiff maior.
l 13,900.
Helene Zimmerman, and a state CTB(j	| policeman went to the Kido home
■ : the following day and were or-Another vote was scheduled < dered out. They left.
Lawrence Seaway Jn an effort to “JJJJJ-	M
open the waterway to traltic v.iitra—a.i..i< j April 15.	_______ImStp-SusaS. io<
Not rnott(lr to MM tnou.li
ST ATI or MICHIO AN (N TH* MtO-Mt Court far yw County at Osklaatf. Juvenile Division.
In the -matter of the petition taaeera-
Poultry and Eggs
PfMtlaa hiving b,

ed la this Court pound delivered whereabouts ri I ftp live poultry.
nBTBOIT POIT.TST omtorr.. a-wii i iati—Pri delivered Detroit for No.
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I State Senators - Resting at Home
lution has gone according to a fore- tor, John Tharaldson, who says cast by Rep. Joseph J. Kowalski records show that in '170 years (D-Detrolt), Democratic floor the Census Bureau hasn’t had to leader. He predicted it would miss prosecute anyone . for refusing to .....................................answer questions.
tlse public tor .support; child should bo placed 1,1 diction of this Court.

ygc^broltars
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rers. Armour a Co . Aeco Corp
_ ____________.JO people of the Stotoiomoll type
of Michigan, you ora hereby notified that toms 21-20. the hearing on sold petition will be held	*
et the Oakland Connty Service Center.; ,	DFTROIT tC(i<
Court Kouee Annex, 1M0B West Blvd. DETHOIT Anrtl | 1AP1-In the City of Pontiac In arid County. I psld pci-' dosen by * first' n on the IStn Osy^ol	faAl MM In cnes
are hereby commanded to appear per-jJJSJJ^ l"inMudln«”nu8**^1 sald hearlBr ______________________._/* whites Grade A extra Ion
t M«rkch a is’ it* a*inK crf'*‘e<‘ by Williams for tero-| Mpi« Hon	..msjporary service until a law was
! Monsan’ch .."^Jiiltassed setting up the present com-| pWard «6,mission. Five state officials were ['Motorola wa also named to ex-officio posts on: ! S»t c*‘ah k " tliith* commission.
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News in Brief
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||«L;1G9S Gals-11^^:! ^Volatility IgftprooHigh
• PMinev. JC .1)1 rvnronAw a * mn jw .
adoption on tha first try but squeeze through on the secood vote.
_	Kowalakl denied Democrats
Before Leaving Desks,! ww* •**■« “ M ,rhdta«
Tkmv, pnccaJ IU torr* Sen*te •W»rov*> •* » Lawrence Colbelh, Z7* E. Wilson
i ney Passed Liquor j pay nine for lawmakers. Ave., reported to Pontiac police License Bill, Others J All but two House DemocratsJyMtorday that burglars broke into *	[voted for a $2,500 boost-in the;hi* *arake and stole various types
I T AN'qivr isL_ct.it.	$5,000 yearly salary plus expenses °/ fishing tackle,
enloviitv a breather at hnme tnHa^ iof	legislators. The Republi-' Burglaes broke into Bart’* Mar-
i^/icaivcontroUed Senate turned down a‘bon Service. 240 E. Wilson Ave.. before wading into thorny state - raiK th^n	^.and stole a clock, it was reported
OUTLBAOLT. APRIL 7" IMS, CLARA Marie. 57 Nelson St. age 5S; beloved wu* of Brockway OutlbauU; deer mother of Mn. Carl iKayt Churchill: dear sister of Beulah C. Phillips Veterans Memorlst Service wUI bo held Sundae evening at 7:30 p.m
Mount Park Cemetery.
LAZAMHKI. APRIL 6. 1SSS. VAL-erta B.. TS N. Telegraph; age M: beloved wife of John Usarskl; dear mother of Mrs. Mum* iFlorence! Sullivan; also survived by two grandchildren, .— *‘‘‘— and oat bro**— *- •»* neral service day. April t.
MacADAMB. APRIL 7. 1960. AR-thur L„ 1*1 Oakland Ave., am 72: beloved husband of Aeenath Mac-Adems; dear father-of Arthur L. MacAdama. Jr.. Mrs. David Mleho-lette. Mrs. John Pulker, Mrs.' James Hon and Mn Thomas Dodson: also aurvlvad by II grandchildren. Funeral service will bo. “M Saturday; April 9, ri ll.1S • *--m Sparks-Griffin Funeral th Dr. Milton Bank oftl-
Rotne with
Cock MtJ. Colt Palm .. j Col urn Gas .,
"	' '	eAprll 1.4SSt|
Nonas op public saiI
Notice la hereby given that aa t h day of April, iftT at IS o’clock the ukderatgned will aoB at publl
to the highest bidder for cash on. --
Dodm Sedan. No. 34 *44 513. at 3* I. Lawrence. Pontiac. aBfhjnaa T “ kiale it storad at 1* a. Parry, t
bo tnsparrad at )• * Perry- lb timed teeerves tha ri*ht to bM
COMMUNITY LOAN COMPANY . Pontiac. Michigan J. J. LBB. Mgr. April l and a ISM
BIDS A HI NOW BXtiiO ACCfPTND “ ““ police car. Pord. Chevrolet or ——* hfe ta by April 18
____	, __ bo mtMped at
West Bloomfield Townahtp HaU. 44*0 rijnraned lab* tad,, jDfstard *
id April A INI
WILLIAM VJ
for ISM
Po st a nte__________
IMS. SpocUleaUou may Want atoonuUd " Orchard Lake Rd.
Doted —'• * "
NEW YORK (I’M) - Grand iSSpS’,*^, » i Pur. Cratral Station, loaf's akowpUr* com Sak .... Sa for advert!ate* aigoa that mone, |SSt S"* i' light ig and bobble, has achieved oil ... the oltimate la animated signs— cSTw”.1.! oa ad featuring real Rve people. | p^Jre* Pub ",
Two young actresses and aa jDtac *ea« .[ actor are puffing oa a dally show igS? cilJm aa a 400 square fool stage for	L -
(rallied commuters rash lag t* {last Kod or from work. Aad whatever tha af*Juto*if gay, the girl hr the commuters |m dt Mus !Y do. the girl stolidly keepo aa Sicciio ... reading a papular waman's mag- iCSJ* uf. • • ■
Roysl Out .
(budget and pay raise issuesini^^	’for^'another ” vote" next j ‘0 Pontiac Police yesterday'
a drive toward a virtual session L ^ windup next week.	★ W *	Alvin lave. 232 Crystal Lake
#	*	+	p.» uiim. tcm. m vi»»i«.\ P'. reported to'Pontiac police
I They scattered yesterday after GOP floor leader, assailed Demo- ^**tenl,y tha- ,on’eon* brote ,n*° crats for putting off a final vote the aales tax,
“We've been stalling lor week! qfter week.*’ he saldT^we should! stop pussy-footing around with _ issue as vital as this/’
If Democrats block a referendum by legislative resolution,
Green said, Republicans and various iAerested organizations will Rummage gale at Congregation-circulate petition! to put the proposition on the ballot.
0*t(Miy. Recitation of tl
[ approving a wide assortment of Pa Rh .7 .1 »ii.31 DETROIT (UPI)—Cpte gals ini'bills including proposals on regu-... u trim uniforms togk over Cu|t|lation of liquor, advertising and Pheipa i> ..." 47.4:Spicer y gasoline station in a noble eiectrician* —
Phui p*t .... 4i.i experiment but the female gas ....	.
3t.s pump jockeys had to be discharged Although deferring action on because their octane Was too high. r***‘*- matters, .the Senate voted Bex Drug .... 4*4	W W it	a It,000 a year pay Increase for
« ,'Some wlwa	even let! 22 22?
; U their husbands come to the sta-i 4”’#W f#r pMhHc wrt,are *raat*
- 'J ! tion." complained owner Spicer.; “d opfra',on* ,B nacal tm4>-
•	«s.7 ”1. hail to let them go for peace . A $2,500 pay raise for legislators
•	J?'* mind and safety of the public.’’! was left hanging until next week.	|________________
’ « J According to Spicer, when hi* Th«	ejected Democratic j a	|!	11 l
gals would bend over a cu». ;^otion*„‘°.r^vivt	long JOTOQIl vfOlQf USGQ
[his home and stole a radio, suit, ’land atifundetermined nmount of l change.
saga Sale. Sal. 9-1. ... Corwin, all contributions donated to church.	—Adv.
Rummage Sale, RI. Vincent Hall. vJ7 B. Puke, Sat, Apr. 9, 9 ant. to 1 pro.	i	adv;
a line w hich la ad. A depart me out with caotume*.
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since killed—for a $t.25 an hour minimum wage, higher jobless pay benefits, liberalized workmen’s compensation awards and creation industrial safety advisory
’ ST 1 Tenn Oa < ; 4,* Twee * 13.4 Tex O Sul
soerry Rd ." 2i.i tomer’* car, the customer would J!s ltd oriiB c*r‘ J?!* ‘*7* “guggle-eyed and bresk IT‘ 88 SnN). Jill -*"* ,oor Weeks away and ni std on oh !!1 44 4 somebody else got the business."
S, stevc-u JP ... m[ .	. ■ ,
stud-rack ... U.4 He said often there would be v_n-j .u a _	., ,__^
*” ““ fc.;;	of brakes—somebody	the department of labort
... J*.* busy Woodward avenue had spotted ‘n passing the liquor Mil, pea-
---------if, n his girls.	atara approved relaxatfaa of ‘ha
-,er°K Beir **i	*	*	*	preaeut bar again*! retail M-
wait .. liil Another	complaint	was	that	the	cease* within .8M feet at a
cm Y.‘. 3**!boy* kept'lining up	at the	pumps	church or school to exenspt trad*
irbido -.1354.for 25 cento worth of gas. The) acbaols, beauty schaala asd stml-itrii* I! M! station was also cluttered hfr with tor establishment*.
~ jJi other gas station owners eager to	.	. . ■. ■ ..	_ '
2» « j learn taw the experiment was! _^tcr J0?	*jy Senate
Mil working •*	[approved 20 to 11 a bill tp Strip
§ “I was dreaming of summer !. J “«m «‘a‘« regulatory agencies the «.!!nlce, natty $65 outfits with short|power to restrict «*v«rtiaing ex-2:1 skirts for the girls,” he sobbed. c*pt “1	11 *« ,al*. tatriie
*>-Jj“But there were too many goggle- 0r-m|p*»ding.
to Baptize Andrew
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ntlac Rrbakah Lodge 4M. Rummage Sale. Saturday • to . 12 at 12! West Pike.	adv
Bake sad rummage talev Sat. April 9. 9 to 3. First United Pene* costal Church, IB Green St. adv,
eyed guys walking Into pumps and
S^?™S.ir'	1 “*• To Bore 500 Feet
tadirt. Brill OML stock.
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"""J™ Bloomfield Twp. Man'
the River Jordan, the archbishop .,	,	_ {,	,.
of Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, |CnOSBn for rBllOWSnip today christened Queen Elizabeth's]	„ „ . , ' •	„
infant son, Andrew Albert Chrto	Hwislck, 1T3 N. Glcn-
tian Edward.	-1 Carry. Bloomfield Township,, has
The first two names were fori**®1 8e*ecte<^ grandfathers of the 7-week^)ld|a our-yw ST royal prince. The last two were Fellowship ‘ for his great-great grandfathers, ecutiv* «*
King Christian DC of Denmark. and!nwn* a* *be King Edward VII.	sachusetto Insti-1
Limited to dose friends of thejtote of Technol-queen and her husband, Princejogy.
Philip, the ceremony, took place in! Hensick' is depot the whit? and gold music room operations mans* on the second floor af Buckingham jger for the Trac-Palace. At.thd queen’s order, no tor and Imple-
“We sure did pump a fot Of gas while it lasted,” Spicer smiled.
Nit chaam No«« lri»r 4*t
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| gji Charged With Receiving J {if|;24 Tons of Stolen Steel
_ ... » 24! A Southfield tracker, Joel Berko-i Sj.eifo, «. was arraigped in federal i.s S3.4 iuj Cbqrt. Detroit, yesterday on charges of receiving stolen steel
Into Bottom of Lake Superior
ANN ARBOR <«i - Scientists Trill begin drilling a 500-foot hole in the bottom of Lake Superior this month to' reconstruct a’his-
tofa S*« *M*r Candy
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Pleins etter Mmri potnti art tlahtb* High Low Vhon
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Berkpwito, who operates the Northwest Trade and Sales Cb. at 19250 W. raght Mile Rd.. was treed on $5,000 bond pending examination April 21.	/ • r
He hat been charged with illegal ly receiving (9,000 pounds of coil steel taken from a sand lialllii parked jn Melvindale.
Rome was. founded in VI EC as a fortified village.
photographs were taken for publication—a .distinct departure from custom.
But prince Philip, the child's father, and Anthony. Armstrong-Jones, a professional photographer who will wed Princess Margaret on May C. snapped pictures for the royal albums.
The drilling; one ?! research project* planned in Michigan'* surrounding “inland seas,” became possible when the former Great Lake* Research Institute aI the University of Michigan became a division of the Institute of'Science and Technology.
An oceangoing ship, equipped to drill oil write, has been leased for a nfonth tty the division to undertake the tricky core-drillir project, Tha vessel hat heest < ttes lakes to help search" for tl sunken ere carrier Eradtey.
HENSICK
ment Division of the ford Motor Co. in Birmingham.
He will join 43 other young business exrtntivea from throughout the United States for 12 months of. management studies at MIT starting in June. Hensick will move with his wife and three daughters to - the Cambridge, Mass., area fbr the year.s
tor Now- Station Wagon ^
Tha	UraM PIL._a. as,_.	-	.	.
The Sacred Heart Church Altar Society women at Auburn Height* will »ril boxes of chocolate Easter candies tomorrow to Paisa money for a station wagon to transport nuns df tha parish to schooL*
Sales wOl be conducted as the
bang Heights from 9 a m. to Kl noon, Chairman Mrs. Frederick
in Waited Lake Monday
WALLED LAKE - The focal urines* and Professional Worn* en'a Qub will apontor a party and faihion show for Walled Lake High School senior girls at .7:90 pas. Monday in tha CchooL
k**!° HwdwMe Store and the Following a. showing of foteri “ Baric branch hi Ait- tyring atylaa, deaeert win he •ervad. The fashions are befog furnished by Hubbell's ------------------------------------------
am* Barn
ustui. n,... —. —
________i Oar Lady at Befag*
Catholic Chtirch with Father O. B.rtol offlctattn* Int.rmont In ' Ml Bap* C«ia«t»ry. Mr. O'Le.ry *411 II* la Mate Util 1:30 a m. at C. J. Oodh.rdt Punaral Horn,.
Jay. 47M auheba* Rd., Dray- ; ton Plelai; MlotreS infant eea of Mr. end- Mr.. Rax B. Ran.om; dear, ir.nd.on of Mr. and Mr..
C J. Ouert and Mr*. Paarl Ran-aom; dear hroth.r of Deborah. Stephen and Valerio Day Ransom. Chattel jervtcV wa. held at White Chap.) Memorial fork Cemetery today April Sth at 1 p m Arraafamaat. by Caata Pu-neral Home. Drayton Plain., THRIFT, APRIL *. !***■ CttPTOH. 3343 Dixie Hwy.: age M; beloved husband of Mia Thrift: dtar brother or Leonard Thrift. Pa-neru wrrtce win be Md latur- . day, April I. at 10 a m. from tha - Donelson-Johns Funeral Home. Iptirmaat In Ottawa Park Cratt-tery. Mr. Thrift will ft* in .tata
...IB. wvnvj irmncear reax. Mrs.
ward nmtS IRrajDirpSB 1 Celia t Oaha. Mrs. Wayne iLor-ralaal Shaw. Mn. ItonaM iBorna-Jorgenuo. Stanley. Lout, i—— t berth
ad Bernard Zywt ’ of Mm. Jo.—’ MM Zywlckl: ■ I grandchildren M Rorary will bo
Mrs. Josephine Novak 'and
Funeral Director* 4
Donelson-Iohns
- - ■■ faaBLte» COATS;:	’
Voorhees-Siple
FUNERAL HOME v
AAkriaaM ^jiaa^j^ *g gldrtp PHRRT NT. FA1

Stors.

FORTY
THE PQNT1AO PRRSS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1060
FORWANTADS DIAL FE 2-8181
FlW f toJR. t» I ML
All HIM shOOto M ro-ported Immediately. The Peesi assumes no mpo*.
(hwl* cancel the charge* fir Ml portion at M mil Insertion of the advertise-ment which has been rendered valueless through the error When cancellations Ate wade be sore to get pear kU> number." No adjustment* will he given without It.
Closing Ume ter edvertlse-eiente conulnlng type sues larger thao regular agate Ip go lg it o’clock aeon the day grertoaa to publication
NOTICE TO .• tDVUTIUll The deadline for cancellation of transteat Wool Ads le aew I am he dap el publication alter the fin*
CASE WANT AD RATUa tines i-Day -VDari 1-Days
y	11.M	p	nil
1	IS	11 IB
Panties ffeee beg numbers
I	WyUi Mkh »
WOOL SPOTT^
I. Eiperterre atetiered, bet would train netbtUoae peeng maa. Apply ■Mr. FifrM>, 71 __
PONTIAC LAUNDRY M> I. Telegraph Rd. wanted band to ELAT tor
$%il
IWTO’ tlft' ALTERATION LAflt. tnqttti* it 8»brt * Tftttor mop.
WE LIKE • A MAN
WHO CAN LOOK US IN THE EYE! -
Help Wanted Female 71
ws sagragta!
jfeeyed or oto*(. Cai before I
I
Buftftng Sanvkt Ui MODEST MAIDENS
MV0%&^:n ~
Ootrsctlng PR A-dTtt
kt tat
nBr!a.g MttP
call Mi Mai yoa'Tril
kitchen BtoNMe la suit trtri home. N B Munre Electric. 10M i
WANTED IZPtRIENCBD KITCHEN helu bTI Jtubumj , . V
general heeSrer^°15am hav5 [ Custom Asphalt Paving J
transportation and yoiertMM. I	iKNOINURtD ASPHALT!
to t. Oooa wages. MA 4-J26U I Residential. Commercial. Indus-1
woman poe r«fflv orriCEl £&eseavatuc. QnSed fit I wot. Mu.t like detailed elerleal mr?.-———,	—__——
i work, tyeiai roeodiea write cqa*t?Jayi DOME improve
] Prottae Ptom B m. giving |	W**1 dtarms. serweae. MUi,
I family s
. 6aa
-WAITRESS D
Apply at Eta Rep Drire-In. dap n and night shift Opea. MM Dixie I D
Tree eflhl irmexs hr
mfT rantosi
TAPI NO AND	|
eetlarotos. PE HW. I
iMATE on wiring
heaters, raafes * dry-Hit. R. B. ifuaro Else
he m!
iff *mro**you.'ll
l.fh selling ^two
*£$Help Wanted Male ■ 6 v	9 MEN
AOK II TO M TO TRAIN TOR survey work. International concern. Must be neat appearance, qggroeelvt, and willing to Uara Permanent position Salary 896 weekly to start. Oof -----
d opportunl-
11 pm
most of oJt sales come from previous customers U you’re tbie men well pop pros o starting goolao tee and highest cOmmts-
leods solid advertising support. a fair share or floor time, training, ^plus a big
prVIreal opportunity
write o- at Pontteo Proas Rot lg. Pontlsc Mich'gan. and te(l us *oou» yourself.
Our salesmen have MOB this ad Your rej»h will bo spOUd to the strictest eaa-I	fldeoce. ...	.	• *	^
WANT TO ASSOCIATE WITH A Dynamic sales organisation? Pontiac representative wasted gut guaranteed^weeXty^ 1
trach, Mgr WANTED: I
le for ggftgMMBIPUMPUUM tools: Minimum wages granted. 'Vacation paid and other benefits. Apply Andy Csikl Oarage, m Baldwin Avenue.
WELDING PIXTtml AMVMBLtRS
' TOC NO LADIES >1WANTED J*OR I ,WJB!
' TELEPHONE WORM NO EXPE- * HW i RIENCE NECMRART OP ARAN-1	"* rT
I TEED SALARY PLUS BONDS. { „-g*YJ»y ,1.—- .v.	i
I »IH NORTH AAOINAW «T- RUKTRICAL <BBT.—Pugg wfl I ROOM ii.	, .i.PARTNBY Blectrin . -If liW
I lions. Call OL MM,	j HOuTi7 MoYUO. FBTTt1
I ESTABLISHED WATEINg ItODTE	>»
j VyHA^Jr^rVerr? j
ELDERLY COUPLE "POr'CABE- j***jSi»UNO	®wev*Me?
I U>”’ !*!•?***■	{TiOMMMR "Sit ’'
5JrortuiaTten^roarTcoU	« J-T822.
MlSTg pV.Tft TBST* j PLASTERING, "PREK ESTIMATE.
ai^TicHNiaiif" •mT''UaQl	"• >«»"•» ««• *-**»
i^^r>A«EMENT TOAtTfc;
t,r
nee^joney™
Dr Jv AIm I R«nt Apto. l^rlliM 37
Me loc Adulta
liMFtm
B&amg*”
‘S^^Wt?iSS
,'2telwut*rsK'a
»~CUAN~TKioldE.~ DYaL WAEk-
A	Btf
very dean ft l-ntt.
? ROOMS HATH UTIL. PE MIE. j
» VX ^ROOXft~PDhW^PUWR. PEL «komy
lit ROOMS. 'BATH. HEAT' Lights, gas, washer. Ingulre at E Btelnbaygh Cl.
I MOMg 'AND RATH. PRIVATE entrance itUIltlee lUraUhed. |1A per wash. PB MWff.
3 ROOMS TOR ELDERLY LADY. •It per week. PE t-gdtt. HI N Saginaw.	u , I
1 RMA A BATH CUBAN b COZY Murphy bed. Adults only. No Jdjfin. U Monroe Bt. PE
i~ROOiri^miAH^T-CLM~TO
General Holpllnl gig week PE
A-WEI,	_____ l
l-R OG til" APT, " IN HoHl Of
Tor 3 rooms
1st Osar, pvt, eut. I child wgj-
tSk Aw6lt< *■ ^ "
lit EME..~PIUV BATE A'ENf, all util let A Ind. floor, children
Rent'Apti. Unfurni»hRd 3* R—t	jg
dKoratM. Ail aWetk.fl.Hlj;. Heights OL HIM.
. !Bi!ep8r#i«S5E rgisrw’X-T'.rTi
MTnllg' : .. rir
'WWT8
I, Pifli B
_ ONP«-«3'o» after lj.»:
c^B1Sg’W8t:
I'lUli- NEjQTkd^UC^bSOTOR. ROOM DUPLEX AND BATH,
» PBjtSSLi1
ALLOWANCE^TON EEPAIEB .. 3 rooms, ksiletajl^ wieeyelh
Lab” MM Cooley UMJM
I beat, grt

go 1100 _ -MIEjM{.ljn. INSULATED *	—
fered to ambll D. McArthur eWOM • a m.
notsug moo.y|*.^dinV,MdEhnuh.^RPhlV!J’i Painting ft Decorating.23 Wtd. Household Goods 29 J rm. apt, a^lte. close in:
infty le nep Of-1 MgE~	______ .	- - ■.	—-------- IHEp UEM.	ii
“'tn^mltion b“ I "* ROOF REPAIRS--------------I	DJT A EXT PAINT-1	ATTENTION I	^	3 HR BJRD jUj'E. EfWitT DEC,
SumlturV and°m l»ce'laneous l*rnw i~^HMl_ AND
ROOF REPAIRS I ‘Tde~ iteas. dm iwTqL'i^iti'
EAVEETJtOCOBlNO _^PE..L0»A4 uy CLASS PAINTINO AND DBC-SPECIALIZINO IN CEMENT WORK. orating. Cash or 'terms. OL S?y*’.nd7*!Tn.V,*'	j41**	, _	,1 nannans HOUSE NEEDS ROW. I j-S
New and reuair Pro. estimate. | JJf CLAW DECORATINO PAINT- i Ue*d furn. TVs A applf---------	’ ”
bSQ atal wail paperlnp. FE 4-0885. | Too prices Ples«e fh rE
mootu iTiy^^ mam.;
Eai heat.'FE ♦’^M	, carport, utilities. IM Mflk ...
^	' ft iiiMM	LAKEVILLE PARTIALLY PURN-
l	“2. i iSsd'jbedfaoM I m* 5*«m
furnished. IM bjmib- bos	Automatic, heat end hotwiter.
earggnbog.	----oarage. No dog OA 8-HW-
i^n aaowaw jMam rov* ^rw-^^jaigihR. i rooms .
looms end both Healed III wk.	aouTomdoni. child welcome
FE MIM. ^--^g-raeT	Also now furnished Apartment.
AVOtTAPARTMifoTS. NEWLY DEC-	very nice, couple preferred.
A kMted I rwSd and bath..West-	phone UL i-ill».
IngbouM refrlgerolor DjjWJ-	RJUITWITH OPtWW _
cornice bqord. Venetian blinds, HeafTmHA SMoriV- MMagUve dish master, fully •rpeted. Ill 1 bedroom homePull beiemeet
J^m-EC7-B=rl. ftctfju-
Brick FUt-HwtfC
- Bert Commlai
Bowden yE"«r»lM-*'
ALUMINUM klDINO INSTALLER - Steady year around work, nuiet be good. Pneae yi l-HU any time. |
AUTO. BUMP AND PAINT MAN ' to run body shop. Experienced j man only. Salary and -commission.
.Previous man hers S yenfs.
^Khtnbun Chev. Sale*
|R 8. Main	Northvllle
ATTENTION. 1 MEN AOES 19-M.
Mutt be high school graduates, i ....	...
honest and ambltlaus. Several •	r! 'I1
part time openings alee, call PUnt !!!?*?. J'u3® colled 8U 7-8031 Sat., Sun. or| Jeidlu fttrenS Mon, to arrange Interview. t
\ ATTENTION 1 ill n/gagman.____________________________I
STmT^n J
40. with deelre to bettor self.,	18 TO 30
Di|satlsfled employed ~ *
ferred. Oood trunspor»-iun whs:	denartment Must he neet la an.
phone. IIU plus commMeo guar- n,irence Salirv IM Mr week
anteed Jo t&rt. OE i3»U_____Kr ^f^mt^nt, ^*
AVERAGE DRIVER CAM OROB8 TO I Hendrickson, “ 1 111.000 AND OVER A YEAR 1 •l’ MOVINO BUSINESS
"Owner" Help Wditid Female 7!
helpful. 31 years or over. PB _M1
i; I	i T2S?^12i. Vti'A'S. I	ICA^ ^"ruk^uitV' A*Dhp. 1A
| y ‘-'"■pipyhlvui "V"11". : [ ditches and boat well. UL Hat R' . a!Jr,W,c,*‘ * ’r*‘ '** ptlanees, CHd pieces or bousofun. 1 3 r.	"	UNDER - piriNTNO-WEMENfS.	WW-VS5VS5 ftaM MOrieoa. b 0 r VI i fS : “
tlonal 7-2345.	I
?TD: 3'VlECE MODERN DAlJc* band. Must be union dr loelude < organ player, steady - I nights a weed. Write Ponttao Press [
“'WESTERN AlJfO
salesman0 Prefer experience.*'dot I ■“““ •- ‘—‘i. Young man be-Must have high l on. Many fringe f lent working con-Christensen, i i -wu
EVELYN EDWARDS
VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERVICE M<b EAST HURON	SUITE 4 >
PE 4-0444 — PB 4-1431 i
Seaetary i
>le for I
UNPEB PINNING BASEMENTS. Erse estlmbtes. MY HIM.	1
waterproofTn^
Building’ Supplies
I STORY HOUSE MUST I
-jotes Ym 8437S._
A-l PAbWlia INTERIOR terlor to pet cent ”
Ouara-Wed Free	.	, ________
AAA PAINTINO A DECORATINO REFRIQERATOR M years experience Reasonable. —
Free estimates Phone UL 3-13M.
BATHTWr. «NT __ lit Wfc. PB 3-MM.
i .no __________OR •-Tll>.
_ jllinOes: I 3 R&8 AND iBATH'UP: 111 A1
'ROOMS AND RATM ON SOUTH | Marshall, clean, employed couple preferred. FE VMM _	-	\
I _	I r RMS . UTIL1TIW PUIUf . NEWLY
a.RT.J TOLD. | decorated. W^’"
LST.CSlm!
wits bath end'
w«- A»Pr “ *’
B VMM.
, Auburn Hte.
COLORED
apt , beat turalebed. )**
taka 1	J¥*Oi
lake prlvtlogee. lUVLMM.fi 4-iMd and|1» VllM -SMALL HOUSE - NEAR TEL-Haroo. oae child Weteeene, stove end ref. 4» per mo,-MHo Real Estate — ft Mill
Rent Lake Cottages 4t
BEDROOMS CORNER I

■a# *
dltlons. good opportunity for a<
------------ 1((_ gt,rting mla
Employment. 4
at end of Edsol ways. Ctll Alex Teselsky i Charles. Mlchi|u. UN t-MSI
PAINTINO A DECORATfSa.
---removed. PE 4-MU. .
MON-
% ;s: i	4!3S
« 4-3305. for you. OA I-3MI_________	After 4 p.m._________________
“ i aWRIQERAT6R AND *r-------------------1 ——1 m-—',..
gas stove. Cell OR f rlUN IN DOUBT CA1 4-7104. Turn tools, ft anyihing of value I cash I! Consign at II —
| selling or rbuy outright. ■
** * —1—; Pontiac
Jim I ELIZABETH LAKE. YEAR-ROUND cottage, lag boat, reasoned!* KB jSrf er YE V14Mi
For Rent Rooms 42
*y.__Worii nerfori
Soiee M A I ______
Wtd. Miscellaneous
i. ra I-H03 •
Business Service 15 ■1
1 ROOMS AND BATH. DUPLEX.
take privileges at Wllbams bake. _OR_ 3-7541.
M* pr OP STUL SIDEWALK 3 ROOM ItPAItnfiNT * UPNISNSD form, with steer pet5 Aid dL I HW Portage. Osbow Lou. EM
■ vlders. Pries must be rggignibb.!	'•****■	■.......
PE 4-1431 er 37 Dwight Street. 3 RMS A BATH. UPPER. ON RAVK YOU a TTPrwniTrn - Lk Orion, bong furn. Pvt. EM.
adding machine or piece of otflee ; Aoulte only, HY I1134/_____
furniture or equipment not to 13 ROOM. WASH. PARK, UTIL. Ill ««»> W* wlh buy these Items. _uk n 4-8613. M Cottage.
-2L*T”’______________ 13 ROOMS AND BATH. SMALL
IMITATION FIREPLACE.	child -welcome. Beml-basemenl.
CrlfbL yiTsSii:	___
C^iilD i~iOOMS.AND.SATH
bmiod m •••** Jf***']
• CftU Fft	iliter	I------------------
CBnJhEir^ljL^CK	COMTORTABLIBOOiaPWkeW
H>.,	.^gmTOeaHdts? dOM tB. fdfil fftMt. » COl*
month. Apply W.»lw??fi?M„l5r, tags St Apt«B;l._Wt. OoofM.
CLEAfTcOMroaTABLE ROOirR
• Big opportunities for .the
■	-	.11	...-III.,	..	.. -ft
dag "on-the-go" lob where
PI_____n be your own now and
control your own eerntngs Many extra beneflte. ton — mo mb
licenses, and tax beoeftte. Plenty of yesr-around work, no ee"‘— required Real Job security, quality, you must bo at I 31; be In good physical ee
truck tree Jr. I
I physical town payment t
ites.OR	____
INTERIOR PAINTINO AND WALL __ washing. OL l-iSM
l;llll_____________~ . . - I ALL maker np Pnmrrsxw wmi.d I PAINTINO INT. A EXT. NO jl>B
TYPIST ■	I re^r^bvT.c^^JL^*. too- small. JTU 3-MM.__________
*	at our office. General Prlntln? A > PAINTING. WALL WABHINO. PA-
m Ih. nnuHinir 'rt»n«	Office Supply Co., 17 w. Law-1 per removed. Term*. B. T. Banna* Hehi knowmdite PoI *hoik-	rent* St. Phone #E 3-0136. " | dusky. TO 4-7145. UL 3-3IM.
keeping. I day week all benefits. BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS, i PAINTINO. PAPERING. REMOV-congemel office. Midwest Employ- Wall and windows. Reasonable, i »L Washing. PB 3-3313.	I
ment,- <06 Pontiac State Bank fE 3-1131__________PAINTINO, INT A EXT. PAPER
Bld. rE 5-13x7_jy._____ ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE- hanging Mason Thompson PB i ~rk(d UB (r t m tiurn"H l ’ tori' and'PltherT PB'viro"
instructions 10	«» *	—.	■ —-	gim P ch‘rf*- ™
-----	--------------- 1	APP™WB WrTB ^itiHVWHH SBfVteB .24 USED WINDOWS AND gHAMES. I Pbja°Ck..TO,»-7m
teaching'"privately piano, ’oTtac. j	OAT om NIQHT TV SERVICE, i wanted: BaiT'sell-SET FS * * ■-
,	, ,,	,	mmmlAtSrk	rfinuft r. vimj m^vsm. j	“-
Work Wanted Male 11 Bottoht. wBP66t a k*r- ^T^t tpg°»3sMgfi8g;!	I^T i ~
i i:1^A*»HTit'^lr^;! sal.r*poir -TTte*-":
bedrooms, dhiino room, i 7	~T rooma——~
URN
BAR MAID WANTED CALL AFTER
•SiSWVTLS/ygBI: 1	^k. ssfttt-gg
I ROOiLa^B ww 1J
NEWLY: DECORATED and bath oak ftojrr gaa -heat furnished references ITS per " ren gKout.^ltoaltor. 77 N. BogtM
ORCHARD COURT
apartments .
■’Rant Oreetlv Reduced'

a expert-
i* I korBlNT. WHIRPOOL a KEN- { ^daf^MSli ^ more viihir rtPtlr service. FE
S-CS-MI-------BP WUIk Mta-1 A-l CARPENTER WORE. NEW 5-1431	'______________. JENIMIN'S T3
riSM^nndn ' JSST^SS:	“1 *5^ • "■ val*_________^ ! landscAHnS? tUH TRMrtNo
Mut be exnerSsnaeS. wUto s2d A-l TaWTINO AND WALL Jit- er aay type ef yard work, also b,---e*Ae.aX ,fuU“too*to? i Wtol. n Vdnf	I genera7! repairs ol aU kind*. PE
lavs ear, both drive1 A-l PAPER HANGER AND PAINT- °	.
rnlshed). REFER-1 er. We mbtcb anything. All work MCNIEL S ROOPINO AND SHEET drinking; PERM A-	guaranteed. IS yrt. experience. Metol. Eaveetfoaghlng and reptfr-
*“ ‘ *"	” * *“■’*	.......-stes OR 3-4375.
_____. __ chUdren (full
both i. RiueS have ear, b
l&t______
NENT. Call
Upholstering
i. Kelly. J
AUTO PARTS MGR.
TOP AUTO FIRM needs man experienced with Ford product*. Must be capable of binvy responsibility. Write Panda* Pry, Box |l stat-
...	„ M *8*' I CURB WAITRESSES COUNTER ! APPR. CARPENTER. 33, WISHES ^ *LA8TERlNO—NEW OR REPAIR
sK'..X’~J*Sli...	ii V.I girl*, and short order ceoks ; work, PE 5-33SJ__________Work Ousrsnteed. PE VMM.
i^to“Mr.CB f fckiff HUfonWat°°\liSa*Ntptoy U*Z | *SKL.!	'L"™RS? *£0“niI,r
EAstkrook 36M. Dent. 4M17. X seteien M p m	55 j.mi ^___________-_____*“-*i*S_____. _
• JV’-LnS.n nfi AN^UOHT HOUSE- . BUILDING AND WBMODEUNO. ! Manley TeaCh* W^agley St.
«yVv!i.,J: | aa.skkrmriMd. rMeoMb,, r.| Dressrnakrn-failoring l7
EARLE’S CUSIUSt I hM.^ insa<UMMy>td
AL’S UPHOL8TER1NO
DININO • clean, 3
ROOMS AND 1lAXi. PRIVATE: couple entf. SU gar week. PE
GOOD I f ROOMSON OROUND FLR.PVT.! ■ entreoc* AES' both West side.
3 rooms, pvt. ontsaneo and bath. ^E VSlti. except Thurs. Friday
_ j. Room rates. Ml Y room?W*i rentTtrnisxeg ; adulta afiy. MS N Paddock. PB
I »4iM'.	'	___
; Rooms with Board! 43
: ' ROOM A BOARD WITH ON WI7JJ-1	««*• U»lt Oakland Ava. FK 4-14*4.
j ROOM a BOARD FOR ELDERLY ladlas lltu Mvrtto PE MMI, .
___RomStom 46
i REAR FISHER BODY MKTS YTTH
i ErSWrttTras
High
3 RM. APT. PVT. ENT. 331 JE8-
CURB
Carpentry, 30 yrs. Exp.
. remodeling. Kite
ALTERATIONS. FE VUM. 141 ~ Pontine.
WAITRESSES
itottfmb. TAiLOimto. au •	252S*.
terttlons. Mra. Bod ell. #fc	'	“**	1
THOMAS UPHOUSTEJtlNO *1 NORTH PERRY It.
FE 5*8888
Lost arui Found
POUND: ENOL1&H iiTTCR male. White with black euou. i Mr. Pfeifer MI 4-fJM. POUND; BEAGLE HuOND t--"— — pitC
, is. y«. 3-0537________'	|
Share Living Quarters 33
Child welcome. Inquire et 173 Bp Id win Avenue. PR 5-1361. BUS. AND BATH. HEAT AMD hot water furn M> a me. 3006 Opdyke Bd.______■
4 ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE entrance. Utllltle.. PE VMM.
4 Room, private entrance and hath, is Clark* tt Apply
AFTER 6
cm WmKMTmorntM^Mj'SV^KSSSMS?
IVN AND WHITE BRIT -	UK1TO HAVE RIDE TO j * !S?W	** *' >UP*
1 COLORED WOMAN. 36-45: FOR RA-
and housework, MU ; CAftPfifffi 1
| FE S-2B41 a. __ ___________ , ___________________ ____________
I CARPENTER work «r “any I TAILORING REMODPLIHO ; kind. Reasonable. Coll after *.	,#r
I p.m. TK 4-P43S.	I *lI„»ome6. Edow Warner.
gl*. Child’s p _
| LOST; MALE.' BLACK LABRADOR, , ■ whit* spot on chest. Vicinity
Td
, wofiT j Income Tax Service 19 lbiL
. free vit p.m. and ami _4*sm.	~	I S‘“?,1“nrilr| Garden Plowing
appearing and have a car COOK NEEDED vkJsJSvris-dTU :	f»P»lt PS «-<a*t^	. ..—
M» be able to asallfy tar a for eon vent in Moumfldld Hills BZP. carpenter NERDS WORK. ; WARNER’S, ROTO TIL that .Would ensble you tel MI 4-1071.	Prlceq right. PR 8-4336.	lawn* and gardens. PE *
ESutoT&h "82, aiIL6*CARE'a "LIONT ^rSE- *c»R L MECHANICAL ----- -----
gt7-*sa.ssi.
1 gys.Vg.va.Sra!f|s~^s&;ra:j
Maple! HION SCHOOL ROT WITH PICS'- I TSti up wishes light hauling, lawn ur. J nnd_g»rden_work. -FE i*M1
and , vftvN WISHES WORK OP ANY	___
OR 3-63B0.
ABILITY
I your 1
Ibl* dies_____,
kae ivun 1
— .or yqW equity Cs waiting % aba jut I a a ly bowl. FF 4-3*44
___ABRO REALTY
ABSOLUtIlY 'the FASTEST .
DOMlbU dUcot McCuiloufh hi Also
sa";
PAUL’S BAR-1 ■er ouqp. wail FE VlISlT
coot — Housekeeper - care-!
‘‘"JtaTtet.BTaJKi!1
ston, kilo be cipf%c
td, wK
irull

publl
---- "RTPI'^S.—' jlbtd
tunity. UlA4m, m*- "
_ Bl rmtngham____
DRUG CLERK. AOS with some drug ■«
Sunday days^MA______
EXPERTINCK) WAITR188 WANT “J —“ ftMitrint, thin from 19 n. .Aply In person. Park
ijar:
BLACK.	buyers wotting. Call R
Reward	Partridge. FE 4-““- •“
contract. Cash ,
Roselawn, Inquire PB 3-ilUg.
M cottage' gYnufr'e-ROdM , apt . ell util furn See Mrs. Coep-ar. Apt- R-L_PB 1-13X4	:
1 ' ATTRACTIVE 1 BEDROOM APT . ', ; • extra clean. Ink* priv. Kitchen
has range and refrigerator -
tor couple Near Commei fwr informatton,_KM 3-41 CLEAN 3 ROOMS: PRIVATE FN-
Balcony-typ* building wilb'TxSvId-
UOl entrances.	__ ummu
Besutiful kitchen with metal MV Drug*, s.™..... tnets la decoralor colors. wKb |	( {gL, west of Panusc Reply
plastic ton*, itovs and refrtgera- BoxtA Poouac Frees ___
furolibed	,,r- ETC*Y ll’ x~l»T~»44'ATf6r«T»
SL5d EU?h5? JB? ,221 TV Baldwin Av. FE >4174 aerial and many edwr On* tee- ULTRA - NEW ifblll, WiiiT lure*.	-	side. PR VMM	-
-	adults only -	Rout Office Spaco 47
MOR IB SALMBR BY.. APT 4	—--------------
FE 8-6918	^d ploor. X *oo*u <w or-
Open Dally A IWalfa.,: •» y m j “fc*uowutow* area. Corner loca-THREE IUX3MB. PLUS KITCHEN yon. Lawrence and Perry Btreett and bath AU have one separated Pontiac Comnnlty PlnoMe twm-brdroam Alton as IM.	pany Call JoNU Lee Pf S-4131
SLATER APTS. “>3^^ ps,r22c(^rur^
53 H. PARKE BY.	; corner E Huron sod Perry Btg.
PR VMM	___L smeller seporal* efllces If de-
after * AND BUNDAYB BE* .irad Roy Annett-ttc. Realtors, CARETAKER MR. CARROLL. A- M E. Huron BL PE 1-4444.
I ARCADIA CT.	_______ i ’
UNION COURT APTS. ! NEW OFFICE8-WEST SIDE. FR
—	.■ ■— —, tor clean, at.- V3I4V.	____ _________
[5S2v?lh&.M! nbw autLonao.. wa* _
ur.
The** VM_ ___ _
~ ^tSSmST*!

, _____ plenty at' park--Win divide te suit Very VON after 10
rKBi
3 23 AND UP.
ant. 12 noun - 10:06 pm PR
T& M FOR AVERAOE RE-
_ ... —-------fqrms carefully
Bookkeeping A
Hobbies ft Supplies %A
!■■■ i TiinWg
' tbto W Hu : DOWNTOWN BEAUTIFULLY PUR-i nlshed ■ over Dr. Curaon's Fool
1 CMMc 157 W. Huron. ___
j FURNWHTO__NfciLY DECORATED
^v'pifs.seij I	■'*
ter, stove end refrigerator nlshed Bear	SL Benedict	and
Donelsan schools. Close to shop-si-. H	pins and but servlet. Call	rl
FE 6-7364	JM| or PE	V0232.
T^h. LjOgj I OFFICE LKAMt-TELBORAPU S- A kuron "frontage _ Privato
iteman F$ 4-4624
UNFURNISHED 1 ROOM APARt-
ZfigLZL	_________
PERMANENT. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. NIGHT
Call Mn. lii&. JO 4 —
Die Makers Vertical Mili Opr. Radio Drill Opr. Toolmakers
152 K Saglnui
‘ | EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, FULL or part time for a vary dlftor-! eut .dining room torvlco, Call
MI 6-7404.	____
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR i 2 WOMEN WANT-WALL WA8H-I afternoon shift. No Sunday wo-. ' i-« a Xash .ihsim ra l-iui 1 Apply Kent Drlve-ta, 3660 EU
J brth Lake Road._____
[general -HOUSEKEEPER,
_____________ _________ ___1______W HW ■	_	!■_ , ASK TOR MR CLARK ~ [ |.|Mg
____________ iff*s*feie?^i	* i NofSa ft PersonailB 271 °I eramsfe. dupltoT
MAN 26. CLEAk A AMBITIOUS i ee ee hiisch eI hivi .aa | ..... —._■ _ —	I	OR 3-IBI
wrote work- ol an, kind FE ^gpR.' Y» 4% j °?rL$	IMMEDIATE 'j
r^eiaKgkW4.-i.’.-» sssa an INCOME TAX RETURn Me- !	2-5122. After I p.m. or If oa on- Oo env aoro -l.'-T.: 'X.''.
yALL WABHINO BY MACH. KU«I	uArog to TOO! bonto bt eqelMed i vwor. FK VSTH CunftdentloL	wi!1..	^ew
ciipm uphoi, cliiMj FI 8'642®'	accountant with master7* degree. Xa f r i v ATS DETECTIVES i Ufactorv intMctlon of nrim«ptv I	_______
WALL IfcroldNO DOiTe RIOHT _Appo^*ot fie VWJ4.______Don’t worry. Know the facuuEx- and 'HUe; A°rtoMEen TeffggroT ^ONirn/WBJT'Kiit' 3 WITH
end priced right. FK 4-1077,	.. ACCURATE-EXPERIENCED pert shadowing: FE 8-5301,	|	P j bate. Utilities torn Adults only.
Work Wanted Female 12 °^»I arb you workieo over~ - —	-----------
BOLIN TAX SERVICE 1 DEi
■ e pike fr vnoa or PR 8-3773 •	...
--------——------—-------- Then consolidate
Dial* Hwy. I reams. 6U6. UnusuaUy nice Blr-________ ____________ mlnxuem. MI V7teg____
IMMEDIATE ACTION j
Suitable for t roun* bdu iii
iliBr
Heat^ Caretaker U/ofU. Call
riATtf
bunding. VoorbeTa. gruph All niimi mm
fit ol Tele-ad elr-condl-
. ra vmm.
1 baby Private
■Mb* BABY8ITT1NO AND LlOHT HOUSE- : ALL WORKING PEO*
25T01 rods?, *,tww* * *" j PLii'S TAX SERVICE.!
DEBTS?
ha t ®°*^u<ute all your billa.
bltJget service
I K. L. Temrleton, Realtor I
LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY _OR | Near Airport. AdaRsV OR 3-1440.
'	I MERELY. 3 ROOMS. PR1-
WEST SIDE 3 ROOMS A
irtr furn*caupie *oiy.Wviui, For Rent Miscellaneous 48
Rent Hauats Furaieked W nogmn barn to rent with
1 DUnire UL Bali
t BEDROOM HOME POE ADULTS —E=r7 !------------
only. TO V4MS.
4 RMS. AMD'BATH TORN ROME 1
127 Halcomb. MA 5-1063._. r
ROOMS AND BATH. LAKE PRIY- j
For Sale Houses 49
i! US- J5SL «•«" EM »
IT EM 3-4080
Joda IndustriesAND PRACTICAL
__40 *. Parke Bt. __ elderly man on Bogle Lake Road.
OEAR 'COTTiNO. EXPRipSBib Wl TOIaa 3-437A men onto- Lyon gear k Machine. LADY POR REPAIRING AND AL-4311 Territorial Rd_ Lake Orton, terailons department. Must be ■ (Ooodiaon.) OL 1-1781.	I experienced Apply Pox Drv
----	_/	--------- Cleaners, 710 W. Huron.
MECHANIC	Local Branch Managed
LINCOLN. maCURT. COMET House of Stuart, a -nattonaf *«»-MUST BE IXPERIINCED— metlc company famous fur high quality -products, la opening n door to door type sales organic*•
DAY WORK WTD. PE 2-1631 AND Pg 2-1610. , Transportation at'
Executive "Secretary
hcnslve experience rneinrerUi bankto^, V“-■—— ■
OR 3-2943.
iboSckeeAno A
Wanted Real Estate 36 —'-SSSSsm52-—!	ATTENTION}
VViDDluncC	_ • WIKIED uernioe
KNAPP SHOES , 1 For Courteous, efficient service cell
_ PR J-HBi j Dorothy Snyder Lavender
LA ROE
wifi I
lieges. FR »
4 ROOMS AND BATH. UTlLfTOS I furnished, hot water, etf M-60 !
Apply 4101 Highland. OoblnjJ.____
!' I AUB AND BATH. NEWLY DBC-’ 1 orated, rortty turn. (OS a month ' , OR 3-8754 or OR 3-1*72	j
' j 0 ROOMS AND BATH NEAR I school PB 2-4300.
:; 4 ROOMS AND^BATH PI 4-4273. {
' OL 1-0141.
_______B gXPERIINCID-
Terrific opportunity with Pontiac's mwest dealership. AH company benefits, excel-lent hours, boot of working tltlons. Mast be top i capable of top quality k at top —-	•-
__cleaning b
IRONINOS. PICKED V • Tlvered. Ft 4-2705.	_
IRONINOS 63 BUBHEL 111 LIV-
r will receive
venue ef? ftekSnd PR moi plei*. Dorothy
open Eve.	X	| 2-134*	•____
YOUR HOME OR MINI
_________________________ 'sir
Vernon, Royal Oak Michigan. COLD WAVE J5PECTAL. 0AM COM--------------rag Beauty Shop. PE I
location to private bon I children. PR 4-7053. i MOTEL kitchenette Util. tom. 813 per wk. P4
"aFtb.
OB ,3-3j
Eloyd M<
8 Baglnai

MA^W|ytLL HI MtTAH. PAINT I :
experience preferred. Intervlev Saturday, April ». IM N. Saginaw M E C H A N IC. " EXPERIENCED _ _
Must hava ewn tools. JBeady[ state,
?s°lm b KrvlcS! K^fStm^Aro* I ^^^TgAuft OPERATOR
n ^, S^NWCMI^WANTED IN MY HOME MIMEOORAPHINO. TYPING. 8EC-
tul ... i - ret artel service. EM Hid, : ------------— ------
israge- ' RESPONSULI YOUNO WOMAN ! COMPLETE PAMtLY LAUNDRY * have ; with three years experience to

Pbr interview write or wife, atat-J tog ton ouatlfnatToni and phone number, Art Williams, Houe* of *“- —wait. New Torn
nchleed dealer-i good worktog know-—--------nt; Office l—
desires position.
'Ping
>54M •
A-l Aim TREE I
IN DEBT? IF SO ’ LET US
Realtor Est. 21 Year — 801 Highland Rd. Tfisoi Phone KM 3-3303 or MU 4-Q4I7
ALL CASfl
If °yiu *tro tofvtai, *SS?TS?*b.
i NICELY FURNISHED 1 RM. APT , me n> ». J WICKERSHAM	?«■ bath and Ut.. «T 5-2485.
IM W. MAPLE MAytolr f-gJPI 48 Rdleoo.
r	ROOM AMD_ BATRl bHUfilil
tirwajs £95 SLATER APTS.
53 N PARKE ST.
CLARK REAL* ESTATE | after 8 amp* Sundays, ike
Op«n*Kv»* iTSm.	^
Ml ICttll
..	VAcm
______t OpM 8at and Sun
H p.m. |T fate., f BEDRk HOME. l"YR8. OLD Near Draytea Plains, for oate by .owner leaving ana. Terms to
__________________________suit. OR 3-8028. _	’
MODERN I'SinloSM. CHILDREN ! 3 RR. HOMR NEAR CRESCENT welcome. Laundry roam. 1 mile IA. MOO-M del. or Will root. PB east of Commerce. 850 per month. B-TSQV
EM 3-4004 8200 Pox. ______ 2 BDRM HOMB 8C750. 1300 DOWN -
WALLED LAKE 3 RM COTTAOR. MI.P*r month or Wad#’M oar Or furnished rod healed. Adults. MA _ribtton wOgan. PR.HI30. -4*1480. afftpggf- ________ t FAMILY NEAR CKNTRA^HldH
™ag8!	y»dp,7i1
l-A-I RENTALS
2-BEDROOM DUPLEX
Aatomgto Krot-FuBBossment WILL DECORATE
|7f PER MONTH
FE 4*7833
844 EAST BLVD. N. ATTALBHCIA
1-5 ROOMS. AND BATH. CHQ.-drro welcome. MB a mo., 223 W. W Longfellow, . Inquire at IN
email daws payment, i

day Wodsei
Building Service
tentative fwrTro'ttoc Trea, Rteh paid forPquslfflid*opi r.Io°r commission on new direct soles Ml 50114 gh»r * D m fo^mpp’t-C*U Wl0,dw,T ,1M* MAiD“^cii txiwriiY ~CLUi~
uoifiriniwa. f» f-MM,
ROUTTI MAN WITH SSLLQfO Department ln*Dry c?«an‘
hpiSSSfWJS.^4?;i'SilPStSE SSaL* ‘Tfrawncto
Norton, re 5-5302.	_ ■ shorthand roquired
Working couple preferred.
ffC. NlVVINGHAM i	t6 UMqlH
ULVBIO
AN_D ALfX^TION
PB .8-3722. ” - A-l CARPfNTRY~ Addiuen* - msagR OET
RtTIRKO OR SEMI-RETIRED MAN to sell paint. Good opportunity .fljture Income. . CPU ELgln
7-2340, Southfield._____'
fOX PRESSER WITH EXPERIENCE
“	end machine |-----—
Dry Cleaner*,
----- .. lpp»y_ Walk*?
Cl.iMn Lake Orion. Between
SaLFs Opportunity
PONTIAC ft VICINITY
. A pregreealv* and expanding firm, need* additional sab* personnel to consolidate territories end
tttaTX^SSWy
genii*tlon it efrored w sefiB m*» over 28 year* of --rEj-Ne B tale* career. Or
are' emaret. Selective |m—mtl , wm I* paid dfirtSa (he thorough end complete trotobg period, fbr aa totervtew omqtaet ra. 4-043t. httg ikmoRfir pditgMAN aNd wo* trunmega- wftb ugxay expgrv-
ST- ^h^yu^Si
T»»w frM^xperi1
required. For fnforma-— »— Mrs. Mazur, FE 8-2440 evenings, FK 0-4280._
STORE MANAGER ^t'kotoST	« i
PORT HURON. Baa salary and commission Rip. only. Apply to jomn, Satydy, Jane LoeVtores, I
_	SHOTT FINIS HER8
Cto 2.flrl Proapaetto utota. ..
enced preferred but not neees-san. Apply between l and 10 a.m.
SECRETARY NEEDED OTgAW
ffib.Fs;ofi^‘rfypCis,
shorthaad. No provtens tow of-flet experience required. Patter-1 eon R FUfjeeiro rod * “
DOZiFfb. LANDSCAPINO. , .	MRP
WE ARE NOT A
IPMII .HAWIiauC l	i naxt rmrnu™ | I
..	_________f eeedihg, twtillwns. RuBg;. etc. L.UAN COMPANY » uim	pM'iuTub w'liianii'
A-l BRICE. BLOCK AND CEMENT Also light hauling. References If Vf rf'HTflANI rBimiT	____OL V2H4	Jg frfTS"".J*..vggL-
work AlsofireptocM. OR3A403. | required. FRveSfa.	MlCnUjAN LKhUIT | private party wiggrirJ^Kfi I *5°' 8?D>- NEAI> MIW POSH Of-
XT FLOQRT'aANltwg. yhffT2 Ike ob Wfc dTriHUi 'to^ib COUNSELLORS	l.„figLlyfr^um[lSy! uro* uei5?^m*^i.i!SaMS!!^
tergreon Uvu CO. 47M1 Roland.	Member^	____________ rooro and both k2SL-—
-Wto	) uyn- tfHHT •........... American Aasoe. Credit Oomagltora	WANTED	; »» »a*k PR V7M1
BID FIRST -	| WALLACE LAWN CUTTING & I Mliijiigan Aeioc, Credit UaunaellOH	]~	'	-----
3-7204	_____j complete laUU service. Free estl- LOBE WEIOSt ii A~F R l Y~A4ID
SRiSTb iLoot 5S8Tpr V33H> or ra vtm.	-i-aFi.
j Moving and Trucking 221	__________
OFFICE A *CHOOL BUPPiSEB-—OlfU_— Party Favorg —
WSODIKOmCKM
F(&S‘*C
1 RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL and Industrial Mason and gen.
3-11M.
ALUMINUM
SIDING
AwniSfi. xtormg. Jalousies. >i direct rod sava. Quality quality I till M	—*-
.uudersald Ho wgtjgy i
payment summer. IB n_
JOE VALLELY
1-A Reduced Rates j
WANTED
- LAKE LISTINGS -
___	‘ Buyers Galore”
^	* 772. J&AJ^.^qgmg
ts^Baissrasr WANTED AT ONCE
-i uoyino berVice
rwWiia^ Backenstose Book Store
___Hiee tov vSTf* mMb! m ■**> Lawrence pr vi4i4
SWEDISH MASSAGF- 1
iS3s--------- I IN TM PRIVACY OP TOUR HOME
1. K» rolaxftton	1
t fbr Bhut-in*
• Mptynto sroi___________ _
,	*«»xlmum price 81BAM.
White Broa. Real Estate
Odd Jobe. 1________________
OORT BAUyjHO^fr ANY KIND. !
iow^R f°lrnTO*biAL
rod Barrett. Pt;^^
■----—"5fi£ I	py|M>	^—
IWBiPi-JjBS —^
________an^viK!
itLf_ wraftia 'difii iDl :
rnett on eutoom "Qualito ’homo* StO plans. Well |	obllgatlor
: fiange
Wtd. Cba£hm to Baard a j
DAY °a ,
[Rant Apta. Fundehad 27
r:*o6e*. .and- . sarcHnanTE.
adj'lls only. MB N. Psddock PE
—r	mqchln* I TO 3-7216 ,	. _
5®*r a^- APDiYfodi^ tfABAOba. &SBf& !f°n . r.f.	| awnings. Pontiac Hem* Serrte*.
,	..JLT WUT 6IDI FE Vlttl.
;-BOWltoK,. .166 orchard Lake. ; ALL KINDi CEMENT WORK ^AN>«nioSt^LEAN«6 ftojtf noor. “ jenton^TX ITrrileurant nett. Ltd* to. W* ! 2-2244	_
*Bphooe*FE,*MB6g aaTi°*
g iivwsr****	-
Truck® to Rent
_______
Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Go.
Uf e. woodwa^ the Want Ad nutnberI
NEED A. FINANCE? FIXER? Order Classified ! good job. FE 2-8181 is the Win
noma1 Aim um ."arora^
Uni Apta.\uaBMuiihtoi it
1 _!»P O M AND^ KITCHENETTE
12 BEORM MODERN BRICXT^tTS mo. irotogs -K N, K Btyd. sffkr !	4 wookroyg. all jny Sat, rod Bun.
1	BEDROOM OVPOUI - Brick
gbM'itp"; NichOlie & Harger Co.
83'h WBT HUBQH FR MtM
2	BEDRM.. THJEb BAra. NfiAR Protiee Troll. Bsmt , oU hoot.
HOLLYWOOD APTS.
«VJBf *
C. PANGUS, Realtor
„.^Wwwmus.Aij
_________ __..*aj
very clean, m Adolts. MU 3-2271. 2 BEDROOM BOMB. GOOD COND. lVb ear attached roraxe, Jars* tel. Near Auburn HrighU $40 per mo, UL l-MM.
2 BEDRM. RAMONA TERRACE. 848 month. Call FR 4-1385.
» fiOMf MCX3ERN HOUSE" ~W?rH

bagoment. 845 s ■
_Rriyhts, UL MMK^™
> KM. imUiQtU. BATH. FYT.
_gre.oi8M»j. ,
1 .KKQiOOM. OAe' iRAT[ PUtfc
^wg8anjr'~-* 1“
•HUV £uWaa Ht. kMf. k
SSlri®-
xm. * tATH tGcTncb Actoes from jtositor ■ Drive-m. tmiutes torn.. Couple mly. |N me «
3 KTO»rANfa tAflT HilfcT bfcc-
Sf%Ja»A‘7.!8:
MM.Wbf. separate utlUtlea.
m
“Bud” Niehwe. Realtor
Level U
prte* tows, fee me- vow owner . 8-29H.	*
2 BliROOMS-PULL BASEMENT
HiMnwge.iu...._______
I jsto a 811.666.
"6n ' 66.

scoped, i Wotorfon
ANTIQUE- LOVER S DREAM
•Mil
your precloi toe EUxebet! A STEAL
NOOfJ
i overlook-Inly 811.066.
1.48* .et.
STEAL -	I
— ft .h*eimjM, 1 ELWOOD j^LTY n 2-6462 n earn
3 BEDROOM HOOTR INQUIRE AT HI R——■ *
bedRoom cOLoMials. roch-eeter Helxbto, Smith A Lilly, fig.. MB llato St- OL 1*U,
4 iCDRM. LAKE PRIV. WALK TO Stores and school*. mu«> M. Is appreciate. Own*- -
SaopTl
•note.
5"RObMnj»^BE an6 "law.
Large «UMp. Atomlaum siding fhmmijm. 'AWMaiT I aero
gr^Tt^riittrdX
lawSfirocsa b> RodateiMR.
needs some repair. 17.445. 61.666 down. FB I8-1321.	■
~T' -snHOffirfr :
Rorib aids facing ofiiu Park, SUMtof distance to Pontiac Motor,. School ro^auror^markets.
rooms00aAd tiro baths with oil wJk. beif- Storms, saroons Sad garago. Price 416.406 and 16 peV
___ ■ trada tot ha_________________
Scrooge ' debr ,,Orton. Schools, ; transportation, shopping jdeol i Igr retired couple"bfaXlAli O UanUUMB, REALTOR UL

THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1960
FORTY-ONE
rt+Hotum 49 For Sale Hoi
_ HOP DOWN
flMuB&wta
* J»rpJi5"lTjn**<5S «3mm^ Mkjp emusit nook, fuu bm-P*». (m Mil s cur nnn, tcr««ntd i porch. Busy term*.
H. C NEWINGHAM
nitir Crook, and ,

fJRSfaW;
• location ( room, and bath J baeement. tag	I--
.jkOGWE
I bath, fewetel
^*u modern t.atmoo. rSttu^itU pig fftota
. foe coLbM. MfTimt
-----	-	>3i both.
Easement. MM dn
CUCKLER REALTY
‘lcreBC3?uioc
iimf 'jm apini. i HuoRia..
gumSSuF8:
t KprBriiiiijMrr oAmOaimi
boye/'Sder toTwrt*?oSn~hSjr
jdL'S!* “a
rWY**®4** ***<Ur
”	---------m
I&M
HAMMOND LAKE
.Mai MO ranch, 1 bdra I hath, bum m kttehra. din storms and .croon. •••* Extra* FE Ml,
rSrfoHmm M
!l“r.!
MM OLEKWOOD, '•a^’aaOOMura
UTICA, I BEDROOM HOWE. «
lo<». Part Oh. R ton. ■
WinAramb. t iedrmi iMki-
■ -	----.oil, OR tw>.
w BiOTriT ni l
ir oHofod for |1.-
WASHINGTON jhiKK. I BBDRM.
raw, W tOM,
war pat itam
Wbon mb' oan flora Into tidraqm brick gWheled aa targe lot with deUgbtful kltchon add targe Urine room. Nolbtnc la da nut more In Recently decorated No aMaap OiMt. only pup* id Item, of approximately |M, ir, por coat Mod neat rail.
J&J&ftg
WHITE
BROS.
HfrHi a (amity home You will be proud to own
_A larto 1 ladiaom wblto frame, ‘'omit ta M47. 14x33 ft. Brink room with natural atano flroplaca. |MW>la Miu ft dimna room. PuB bOMia.nt ail oak floor.. Plaotcrcd wall, t ear gang* and brooiowar. MUM landecapee lot Laoalod In nloo neighborhood near Villa*, of Waterford. 419.9M. Liberal terms
WHITE BROS.
Open Ever ttU I; mgpdty M 'tu 3
a Home Sweet Home
fa what you and roar family w! find to this beautiful brick ram type hoaae, Ha. to i- a-iMm. i ado. Located oa pa
our nuem ....
, OR tOBM tWi (
. W1THOUI ftAgKMKNTg
A. C. Compton & Sons
ra him	mam
-raw.	^
Seclusion
On tote M acre., i ■fata land. 1TM ft.__
dorfui balfifiJ"iMr0*Ymi“ to appreciate. ft ro with real terms.
Do You Have
A I lulrpnm bom. la ta will trade^or ^ | bedrooa
AGENCY !	bargain?
jfliy H4M «tth	aifift Sf X*	vv psm | The Most Value (or
qp boards | bedroom, and b <te Patt basement anal furaa.. (aa 0 waw boater. Only i
block* fVMft dftMtooia Villi not.,
"WE ARE READY
TO BUILD TOO A SIMI-
YOUR LOT OR BAIEMKNT WITH HO DOWN pat-mint. u low am r-PkR MONTH WILL T~ ON OOB *— J
MM
xToiSd
ATkRPORD. I BEDROOM RANCH No buomont. Nattd.l fireplace
S&
>. uiko prlrt-mortgage OR
$360 DOWN
I edrm Bpeclat eh cupbo. Carpeting,
S£
A^seraetu. CtrpoGng. Only M.3M
rCssell young
■T&t
WATERFORD AREA w. hare Met one of these
P
___ _ __ UN (R. II.
•f llrlnf area and * real bay. Call aow fir appointment.
PE 4-J4W	PH MMI
WM. A.
KENNEDY
OE oren and ng|t 1
are law large be~*---
bath., walHo-w.
lb. Brink roam.
1M. There fa f
MARMADUKE
By Anderson A Leemlng ■ Per Mi Hwwt 4f
BEDROOM ! HOMES.
FULL BASEMENT VA BATHS . FACE BRICK $200 DOWN
PATMXim LIBS TRAM RENT
MODEL OPEN
SAT. AND SUN.'12-9 DAILY 2-5
CAMERON BLDG. CO. FE 3-9022
t-1 KP.ftMUy/
“He’s always carryln’ my doll, that wets, outside! ”
For Sale Hpnaea 49 For Sale Houses
,GI's
BY OWNER
Suburban Living At Its Best
W. W. ROSS HOMES O R 3-8021
, $500 DOWN
S bedroom homo. Full baMmont. Larso Bring room. Modern kltch-
____larktton. Lake prlrileso.
ft price, SUM — MMy pay-i. Can at matta
Clarkston
IS E. Huron	______
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A RiAriNTMTMBNT BARpAIN I Thu property it Mr aa faeatb-
KSjB&a^X^siZ/Sr I "sBmwTWBBar-
id aftrzvijr" A
Mixed NeighborItood
and bafft up Pull baiement, coal > bedroom kruk with fenced lend-fantado. sao hot wtior boafar.l »MpM r»fa on Llada Vfafa. M-Mf » Hook, tram downtown. JM down oa land contract. Oaft ^btfpfa^aaly f«ai|with bafanaal W MMI.
L Owner morlng MODERN
ft. O. MMPETEAD. REALTOR 1M E. Huron • *	—
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bedroom ranch with af—
BsP-ii
tn . kM MS am&r ^a paymoat IIJM.
aTa OROpP Oft lUTLDERa WE offer law price. Blrough rolume
fcuw'homoT - 'oft* pfaji|l. Wo’i
aooaro aortgate No obHcattaa
Builder* Exchanee
rw ugwia —	.
Ufotiqie. Call Mr
aTiiaWAr’lIpi- r'LT-TJ ! S-ROOM BRICE Terraco — s mao * pwpjwil bedroom., largo dUUng »aam. bom. with flr.nl.r. dad * Mta C^pgf Hppg pfaHlWS WaC I..^..AAH HHi MMBfOrt
h« low price fll Your offer wlli
far
SS.SM
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WEiT MDB CUetom
room*, i oar tarago..ruin h ■tent, faaJSoaCwalS fa alao______
OWNER S EEDRM. RANCH ityfa. lib ear (nraae. Patio at-ached. Farad dnro. cyctoae
i. OR 3-StM after «
MARSHALL ST.
I bedroom, lit Mary. Large Ur-•— —™ Thi. homo It.m^l
• all. la tap i
Off H HURON GARDENS
I room bungalow. Oaa furnace ft Incinerator Large room.. Ltotng roam aanatod. Lola of oapbaardt. tje.roo. SUM down Ml per mo. Mb par cant interest.
GOING ST.
'oft
afar boater. Oil furnace ■ban Are. MMO gboa down
BALDWIN AVE.
Baldwin at Rondell at. SSSM down
Paul M. Jones, Real Est.
Ml W. HURON
— t-uit
dowi'mumaroll owning., taster —*	It ft oncloiod ’
BY OintER. FURNISHED S RMS. and kali an Oroon Lake I7.MO. Phone IM iNtt
■ BY OWNER
n Parkdale ID Osar, MM aa either place amaTl aa eaet (Ida. «i« Irwin at. UM For tWermallen 1M Judaea aner 4 Bm-AaartimaMiBtday. . 11
Mr. Executive
Hera la )uat the home t< and a nal buy at ttt.Md. _
I roe home with epacMaa Bring r bedroom., lorely kttch-— -roa aad plenty of
IMVPPHF IftlM ftbfa
utlttty --- -------
l. M ROOMS. 1 FAMILY. I ittoe Motor, PH HM.
NO
MONEY DOWN
fflfar j p»ra,~.	_1 Build a .tarter home oa your
tirar7^Z355i
mnkpR‘B*W‘
MILLER
(Now top this one)
A ) bedroom blck la a goad location oa a pared road with m hatha. Vary nice llrln* room, din-
niy. .“iff, .“VffVii!?; erfr OR gUSURlAN MM mobO.
iSS'SjfNC OR 3-1231'	»%ST
BUT TRADE 'Nothing ‘Down
LOON L A £ e SHORES
Roncb type b-a---—
Deled Urlng i
CUSTOM BUILT
Near I
REAL ESTATE. INC.
MM S.' MAIN ST.
Open Dally . ta a Sunday-11 to ________MAple S-MS1____
For Sals Housed 49
NOW YOU CAN BUY THAT WONDERFUL " SPRING'FEELING
AMD BN JOT' IT ALL TEAR fit
"Judah Lake Estates”
Many home, coeung twice
b lack the bow tea-
' equipment In or try Notlon-
%

Per 8hM Hsus .0
"Norman Brick” Ranch At Lake Sherwood dowTIram*
a knoll irrertaofclag lake.
Bnimyig
Er.
wiIBS;
Harold Franks
SlM Union Lk.‘ Kd. EM mss
living plea .ant and eaty . . to ■aGSprmgHie loot al rear Sat the attractleel] furnished I model homi
GILES
Why Pay Rent?
_ i north op walton
-ON JOBLYN ROAD
DLORAH BLDGT CO.
nl mib
STOUTS
Best Buys Today
ring room and dln-i. f largo badraama. man with amplg cup-rda. Attached IVi ear *a-i. it I B cun room. Cy-10 noaod yard. Lot It t -------rtVUogn on Loon
faint room, ceramic HE, Mania wladyw Largo unflnehod Snd fine dry bom‘1. OU
■m, uno ary oow fired furnace, aow heator. Largo lot. S-ear garage, par of otraot. Widow leaving state. Aa azeaUaat _»ood t«ri».
AST SIDE. Verr good 4 bed-
room. dining roam, full dry tomt. Oaa heat. Oarage. Hoaaa Is arranged go that
Me apt. Ill I without 1
Kroner™
H. P. HOLMES, INC.
Ml «. Lappoe Rd.	PE 4-MM
INDUnmi ' ‘ ""
CIVILIANS $190 DOWN
larbMUe pit,’ fenced.' el lendecapad ] bleckt fr perfect coodlttao earn walk ta ft took at I
S total aid cheery aanar oearuoms, g huge	—
room, tllod both. S to-cloan kltchon. Largo cool cun room. Ita-oar attached rasa with plenty of .room everything. An Oltra spacu. yard A mo»t attriflire homo a good nelghborhdw. 111.100.
. Bring
‘ IS
NEARLY AN ACRE, pronty of
A f room. 1 bedroom homo. Largo aerooaod porch. Saar ga-ragoT Only I roare old-M.«0. Dost mis. sating this aaa.
William Miller Realtor	FE 24)263
FT# W. Huron
Opaa 4 to I;	aun. t to 4
DORRIS
l M RANCH 1
■BUD'
up ''/tTeoutlful dtnll
SL%


t can ba- bought
With full b__________
tion room, uutamatlo sag furnaoe. Other tttrooflra feature.. Vacant. CUB tar

Need 4 Bedrooms?
Wa bora a lovely T ream' home near aaw Northern High. Pufl bOHment. auto-matte gra boat. ete. S largo lots, l'r-car garegt. Smut down payment win handle.
GILES REALTY CO.
PE 44171 Ml BALDWIN AVE. OPEN I A M.4 P M MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE
17Lake pr........ - __
ike. Approalmately ISM >wn fa qualifying veteran..
PftHflH AS gPRINO i. tt
Ictotai
oren. largo MB Marble flroplaee.“n ft. carpetad Bring roam, state vestibule, plaa-terea wall. Otramfa tod kata with bullt-to vanity.
Pull baaamoM trail lurgo tllod recreation area, water eoftaaar. Beautiful landgtagii Irt IM B a jtarma ft aaraona
SrYr^eT*^
410 704 OI
oat; 2> rd taw fa Ponflac U
Many other oitrae.
Thle houeo la am I yoare a Must be aeon to bo apr— ......... 1 at 0M.0M U
O mohgagi
1 Carter r willn
Or., off Bateborr Rd.
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor
m S. Telegraph Rd. Opaa 04 PH LTXM
Low Down '
real Side location a ' to high monthly paymi ,Ufy for P.H.A. mortgf
SEE
and qnaUfy
you can buy	—— _ - -
Indian VlUaga I roomo and UIo bath. Vary attractive throughout - both living room and dining room art largo, Oil hoot. DbL garage, tll.000 full price. CALL NOW AND BEE IT TODAY I
Lake Front
IT
TODAY!
Suburban Income
Two lrral homo ant with approalmately grounds, prlrllogos on Feature. 0 room' and'
taeomt 1 aero 1 lake..
BOW 7J I 77
od in Pontiac Northern area And featuring Country ■tylo kitchen, oak floor a. gaa heal, winter prafaatod, aid Include! carpeting. Low monthly payment..
BARGAINS
Warren Stout, Realtor 1
“ -aglnaw Bt.	PH M1MJ
Open *tlU I p.m.	1
AND 1 BEDROOM
---- HOMES -JH
_____ - •UTILITY ROOM
—LARGE LOT - PldjjNT"
BATI
_________T — PLENTY
OF CUPBOARD SPACE — , VERY SMALL DOWN PAT-MENt WILL MOV* TOO
....... „,—attractire I_,
r with breaklaat bar. largo rrace with fireplace Priced f.&M. term., by appointment iy, moke your, taaayf
Johnson
DOWN—Ml A MONTH.
Coxy 3-Bedroom
Friendly neighborhood -B 0 I Middle stralte Lake, and fi
M TEARS OF SERVICE
I BEDROOM-MODERN — OIL HEAT — PART BASEMENT — STORMS AND * SCREEN* — STONE FIREPLACE -
place,' full bath furnace, electric rage. Only |1,M4 a on land contract
"Bud” Nicholie, Realtor
M Ml. Clement Bt.
FE 5-1201
After 6 p.m. EE 4-8773
41.044 doWB more, you h
EVES. BAT 4
DAYS WO 3*3340
SMITH WIDEMAN
■ Blr exceptional largo mat Cinder block conetructloo. Outstanding basement, fun bath and
heat, oak floor, and plaa-terod walla throughout. Lot IN i 140, located Maeoday
SMALL FRUIT FARM
Suburbaa North I . roam homo, featurtog l lorgo bad-
ray ta
____	Mite _
Shod for tractor W young apple treat, fa aero raip-borria.. Oood garden eotl PULL PRICE ONLY $U,-
S,u«. 'rfVA",
Bv Owner, Nr. Dodge Pk.
oaraoao good baoomawL
ssWi. %:*ss?wi
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SUNDAY 12- S i.
daw? Pymt. IM rnTfH 44344 TR1-LETTL STARTER MODEL after f p.m.	I _ MM Commerce Rd	I a
b, oJs-
0fa% OI MORTOAOB I name a fun hatha ut. —I
fag dining room Eicollent kitchen Recreation roam. OU pa boat. Patio M a ll ft HOME Ur EXCELLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT
14 hatha. Lake pile. |
Family ham*, g rooms, fun hkoorngat, T - ear garage. Oood weet elda location.
nalamte	ta—- ~! HIHIX UWWT. fg O-Tl
aB2S2L.
My Undmptu. Wimui;-	,:r
g dlatance to echool tad W>	»
Rooppm|. OL 1-mi liter C p.m. I	•*[ ine« •**■, ww *-h •
CLARKSTON. 3 BEDROOM BRICK.! J’o^Vor'^--'-**”*“	,-I
ranch stylo Ifa bath, largo choice lot woe heat. Near aeheoL tew I
"JIM" WILLIAMS Real Batata ft Inaurance IMP Baldwin '
SMITH-WIDEMAN
REALTY
_ NOTARY-INSURANCE
0U W HURON OPEN EVES.
OI RESALE, BRICK ft FRAME. fll.tM — Pay-
----*1 PS taeludtag **
L Walflni

Iking dle-Ikaa. Stt rery livable ■■omaont.
dandy oarage. Picket fenced
baaement. wonderful modern etepaartag kftenon. I dandy bedroomi nice Urtan room, chain linked fenced
BEAUTIFUL BUNOALOW, 113,371 FRA - A home that aae eye appeal ptaa, aad hi .ft-t. aaftawloa, julji and
newly decorated Corner lc dandy garage. Located off Jatlya.
BRICK BUNOALOW. Ml-4M. Two fraplaeaa. full b atom eat. attached garagp. Carpeting, all oaramte Ola bath, ondoeed tub. Largo,
DORRIS ft SON REALTORS Wo Trade
U W, Haroa Phono FE 4-IM
fa rut oatomaL _ .	____
fa kltchaaTjto hatha, 3 fireplace., j 3fa car alfaah.d garage. Milt recreation roam, fa aero tend-acoped tot, 033.MS 1|M Northumberland aear Craoke ft Avaa. OL 14000,____________■__________|
REDUCED FOR QUICK BALI owner tearing stale. ,W. (Ida. family income, brtek, separat utUltloe. 30 Spokane. 110.440 *
I Village (10, I. OL 3-4147.
OPEN BAT. AND 0UN..I TO 4 I 3 badroam brick, aarpifad, drapea, •tormc and agrioRa. dlahaaeter.
1 baaement with
I 800. Terms. Attar B. .OL ROCHESTER- UTICA AREA. LRAV-tag otato. 13 bedroom modora homo. Carpeting, fenced yard.
piruiioura iu«u ouenent vun	Jii-v
extra lavatory. Pull concrete drive and aaa forced air heat. Valencia *^**9U*. rK " ' Dr. Hi 0-0440. Tarma.	! JS.“ ,*S5},tod- ^
n. frontage 3 bsdrma., 3 bataa, farm kttnaa, large riving room. Family roam. Florida roam and 3-car ottachod garage, mm wan. Stand. Bf MM
CLARKSTON
I badroam brick ranch. Ito hatha, carpeting, family .room, atorma and terrene, taadeoapod. 1 yean aid. 014,100	43.400 down te I
per com FHA mortgage. OU* Snowappfa Drive, MASS 4-10M.
CLOSE TO MSUO. NICE {fa STOUT home with plutered walla, hardwood floor., tftod baiement. fa aero, lota M ahada, goad aatgb-bariiood. Mutt hu toon to appreciate. Sanaa la data eatate. W.OM tUt. IT 34340.
SYLVAN MANOR
PACE MUCK. 4 BEDROOMS Ifa baiu. Sfa aar garage, pare —1—	eahaate aonrenfant. Bull
IBS It lot.
Donclson Park
jmong othoi
VJdW
Sd*8ytean
ice M baaement play n
____»d porch adjoining 1
garage. Oat IM ft. well i
■caned lot tag fr*—*------- 1
or Ma priced ta a
Ctrl W. Bird, Realtor
103 community National Bank Btdg. Eft 44111	BVOt. PE 4-11*1
well, on north el__________
Lake. 3 hatha largo tamUy________
Ri fail Scar garage. Owner meftrrod Mut toil7417.4M f price. Only $t^
Elizabeth L»ke Estates
SQUARE LAEE 3 Idrm. homo m large baaement.
Terrific v«lue.
C. Schuett, FE 8-Q458
1TLVAR LAKE MODEL bedroom tri-leroL birch family
WHITE BROS.
OR 3-1301 Opoa Ere*, 'ttt li Sunday 10 'I 40M Dixie Hwy
St. Vincent’s
Largo .41 roota income. I room apartment far owner pint. (31 J room apartments, oil heat, * oar sarpga Walking dtetanco downtown. Only IMS* down.
WE BUILD. A 3 bedroom homo with Brick Iraki. Pull JM. can today.
ft^FROX. » ACRES _ Clarkaton
___ aewtng I
Wall to waft ________ is. Baoamiui
n»e mi furnace. Recreation room. 1	T—, . , , 1
-Partridge
914,900 with M7M down.	and associateT
bedroom
downtown. Sturdy
Sturdy hulK 3 family e.'goporatebn.omonte.
room A flreplwe.     ||
WILLIS M. BREWER
^ri

ST. MICHAELS
tata by wwEur. IS Aawfa.
SUBURBAN UVINO, SWIM AND fteh. at ptaasaM taka. Maartg aaw. 3 bedroom kataft lovely krtehen. nice for OOUpta. Price, 17,0M. Onto MM daWftPH 443M. ■TLVAN LAKE HOME. TOU CAN’T boat this. 010,400. 4 bedroome, new carpeting, tab MOlMUta, too. room, MftoMT. Incinerator, aad fan drive. By owner.
reufaEMP
Jack'LOTeland ' *IM dam Labe “■*	“
' iffll
te ar acreage.
-------—,	JtalflB MMI
Cdl TOR 3-3301 or Mr. EtWWB.
TRI-LEVEl SMARTER

. ...
—_ balance ’On I bedroom wa_ lafag trailer forager*
FE 4-4526
WHITE
BROS.
TIP-TOP
U the condition of this seat 3 bedroom home. On Baehobtw Rd. ■ear Dreytoo Plata! Perfect (or the .mall family with low upkeep. Oa. hOBA Oarpatad living room Handy kitchen and garaga aad
HAYDEN
BM*r i
meow c-----
3-car garaga. I
BEDROOMS
BRICE RANCH — Carport.
•	conic location wtthm 1 mite, of ToHtaran. I por oral FHA. SM por ma. % .
*	taxei ft taauraaca.
CALL NOW I
t. H. HILTS Real Eatate FE 44131
Partridge
IB THE "BIRD" TO SEE
Pontiac Lake, Roomy
IA Ito bathe, .unroot nr of taka freatogt. Ibow room hero, tag t boat*, ta toot (Mi f. Jd moat complete hay
___ You call tt. and do
of u. s favor. Only S113MII
WANT OFFER
Sliver Lake te fate- 3 bed-hama jrijh l_ enr^artge.
Late of porch.. the beet
Family break-up. Mull I
OFF JOBLYN. Oood
iMpMI*.'' jL„ ___
M'Wurde
- tfa car garage payment. Bel 440
JOHN K.
od this : Fenced
IRWIN
WERE LAKE A ap home. Large fidg tergo picture wta bath. Attached lfa
—-..JM T-_- equity. BaL at M3 ptt mouth tac texoo and Ins.
LX. HAYDEN, Realtor
M H W '
Don't Wish . For Money!
Make it easily through Classified Ads. Ta sell, rertjr. buy, swap, hire .. .
•DIAL FE 2-8181
TERRIFIC TALUS:
H*re_la abtg fray hod room.
81
H?r
Will
B*fb^m
range, fruit» biutia dqak.
carpeting and arapee, two a attached garaga. Larga lot, g base ray Baal Water and pan ^raato. Priced: SM.Mi.M
John K. Irwin & Sons'
113 Weet Huron Mraot
jHUl
$9,500
srftir
on Cate Lake, j. n. oeacn iron. Ypo. an Older homo, la oaooUoat neighborhood • Pull baiement, all heat. Bo ready for that tint dip te Cau Like. ----- -----SHOWING.
CALL POR I
LIST WITH
Humphries
3 N. TELEGRAPH — OPEN ETBI
FE 2-9236
MULTIPLE LISTINO SHRVICH
CLARK
The hama you're boon r utting far. Now open in
Judah Ltkft Estate? -ALL ALUMINUM
ROSED ALE .]
In Starttng	,i
French Regency Styling i 1049 SQ. FT. PLUS Attached Garage for ! $11,850
NEVER BEFORE BO MUCH POR 80 LITTLE BEE IT TODAY
DLORAH BUILDING CO. PE3-4133 '
SMALL FARM. I ROOM MODERN. I "BEDROOM ERICK HOME. Sturdy conetracttop. larger----------
^targa worehoA
turaa. Also ShamA lUe. ••,• botl4htaAC|tl.8S-f%h*M.3Mtdawa
ua:,
nor., paint i. tliodbal
plaoterod wnlte,
living roam wM________
kltchon. ample
. ACRES, ___________
home. Lagra^raom,.
Mrth	■
breeaoway. attached garage, good land. llAfal with |l,Ma down.
BEDROOM BUNOALOW. Baa *
____DOWN. Wa Bara
ind 3 hadjaata boHoe _______
of city win and without haao-
_,nt>, vacant aad neiwhr Y----
od All you Bead te ISM
ter prepaid Mama. MANY MORE TO BE^
Photo-Llstlagg.
PE 3-73H	EES. FE ft*13
CLARK REAL ESTATE
.Ttt BUT. SEU. ft TRADE 1303 W. Hurra ^ Oy Ere, ft -
MULTIPLE L
O SERVICE
MULTIPLE USYXBO SERVICE
O'NEIL
ted room id attic.,
and dining area Full_______
ment with ditty of roam for reeroaifan, gaa boat, water alftattar. lfa ear ga-
approximately 44.3M down. 474 per month - toeindlng
it tateraaA I down, cute 1
a airport, oaa noon, piaotand walla,
SSf1! »>’*“• IM
IM B 309. STtaa fun price ^1"* ■“	^ 44.740
RL0OM1
DtSTRIt
4. living room, room, kitchen
largo dining i aaa braatflM _
The bedroom! aad £ath
'Em!;
mcuaaid ir« roujhout th«
' EAST SIDE LOCA-
lerre Urlng room, leparate
hoin
Frlco*^i gli.Ota' wSFtaSfi
Ur***kSoV*^“ "■
ss s-
bedroom. It doelred, lfadar garaga. Oargoaui land-aoagai aanar. sowar, water. Blaektopped .treat.
WgW&tA t
3b&'
prSrskWlm
RUWMcNAl	ally
SPECIAL
9990 DQWN .
3 bedroom modern
dooaralnd. Raany a _____ ...__
Lot 4Nb4M. aoo It and ypu wl
_______NICE WOODED
LOT —LAKE PRIVILEGE* -LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
ft JIM
344 Oal
Wta Pbt yc 1 bedroom
In pooootelon of-this lungalow, knour nine newly decor
Mr. Working Mu. before you buy, you abtelutely muet tea (hi. cute 3 bodropm houao. Newly decorated. Now carpeting, ^'--*
HtoMpkta ra
WRIGHT. Realtor
Oakland Ara. Opon^tll^ 1:3*
SCHRAM
NEAR NORTHERN lAOIf .
9* room homo. Largo Urtag room with fireplace, family
---- — ing roam, full
Ou heat. 3 nlco-
..... Bo other —. Anyone eon quality —J bedroom.— largo family kuctren with birch cupboard.—lfa bath.—all have larga lou—Located ta Pon-•tlae — Waterford ’ — Lake Orion and Clarkaton area.. Wa hart hornet to trad*.
i roc rest! t 99.949
lond.oapof lot*. Pul e »li.9k9 with term..
,irti* 1f>UlX ***** | HURON OAROCN8 Lovely I bedrooi IA*H	carpeted Urlng
buy. thl. I bedroom haul "	*
outright Oood location, condemned by any. ftm eaih win fix up to
beautiful i pletely far 19.959 with
Pull prfap
MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE
CIVILIANS $199 DOWN-:
iP’tatai
, BAT., BUN TO 34961.
BROWN
MM DOWN — Near M. Mike s. Two badroam bungalow with baaement. Oil Oonv. Furn. Storm, ft acreena. Tile bath. Must bo •old quick. Real deal.
LIVE FREE - met (loan Income ft fa kata down i rau. — with private an-
IRWIN
'“pt* 5*
[ Mr. Carols
A! JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-2533
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
ARRO
l bungalolr xltu-lot. Nleoly land-
urban. ThU homo ha. larga Urtag room, exceptlunaliy ale* kltcb-*o. flUl haoomoat aad garaga. Can ha bought oo oaay tarma and It It priced right.
TRIM KINO OP A GARDEN?
3 bedroom hama, heated gloat ta porch, wired far uaw*' a dryer, only- $790 down
LAKE PRIVILEGES
i wail earpettag te Ur-, 3 hatha, aft boat. ____ oaeUy converted te Income, rate 44700. Term* IMMEDIATE POSSESSION room bungalow, oak naan.
floors, piaotand walla. Carpeted i Urlng room ana dining room. *" 1 noma ar* largo and in A-l a dltlon. Priced at 49.940
urnace.paved drive and atra >ily .400 down
LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ,
3 bedroom homo, oak floor*, dorm, an* screen., blaek top aad only _	994 per month Including tel** W
la Lincoln and M. Mika', school | taaurance „ dl.trlct. Ha. fuU basement, now	__	-re.
gu furnace and water softener.	TED MTOyLLOgOH. REALTOR
oak floors, plaetarod wall, and	*?' ro,,
nlca family roam. Can b* bought FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844 from MM dawn to qualified buy- q-or. Don't overtook tote on*, lot	/?i
I DOWN
on thl* brand saw J bedroom home. Carpeted Urlng room and hall Larch utm-ty room, gae beak Model at corner of Konnytt had Mansfield 3 block* weet of
IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471
OPEN EVEN1NOS ft BUNDATg -U JOBLYN. COR. MANSFIELD MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE
Templeton
Waited Lake Area
Tory neat and ttoraottra t baft
room. large earpeted Urtag row. tiled bath. fuU divided baeemrat with recreation room and a tt ashed ------ tut 73x370 on pared rand.
garaga. Let f Reasonable 4
'SMITH"
..—e par#
Very Liberal
COLORED INCOME
furniture Included. Naw Oax AC PbA. Large Tt x Ml ft. tel fruit, kernel etc. Excellent Price only 19400 xod stay 4
'3|Val-U-Way
FOR OOOD BUYS AND TRADES
WALKING DISTANCE — of M. Mike'.. Lurie 4 badroam hama.' Very good condlUon. Farad 8t Front porch Priee 19690 .1990 down. Ideal for larga family.
AUBURN REIOHTS - Only |U,-9990. Wau to waU carpeting, jalousie window! with storms and
wtth bullt-ta avaa Automatic gdc hea garaga. Beautiful l let with plenty of
LITTLE FARM - Charming era-
CHOICE - Wait ftda location. In I lorely *yl?u Manor near Ptaa Lake. 3 bedroom brick rancher. Many extras. Excellent condition.
ily 4 yr«. aid- Lara* t . tat beaatlfully lane tea only «l6.too Hera
LMT WITH UE - For tut ft efficient service. 7FE, EUTTiELL ft
r^ty^fS^K"* ~
MAKE A CHANOB — and y tea landlord IS thi* 3 family naar Lincoln Junior Htr" * Iftfam----------------
igh. 3 bed-
.......______________ jtchen and
hath—down. 3 room partly furnished apartment up. Fuji basement, automatic heat. Thle one will pay far lUclf. A rail buy at only 19.000 with 1969 down and |7t month.
I BEDROOM BRICK RANCH-
3:3* P.m INDAY
CLARKSTON V1U-AOB Brick 4 level home eooatettai at lari* Urtag rm. with Jggg* stone fireplace, i ‘
Hagstrom
MIDDLEBELT ROAD room brick ranch. lull with reerentlon roam. 3 ear la-toga, fenced yard. Mfetly l.nd-
MHrthta
bedrms., lfa til tnm#jMMg|ft|
fireplace. BMm t rm. daalgnad for I sentence I-
___I waU mirror. Beautifully k___
scaped with 149 ft. pared street frontage extendtac to boat channel. Price reduced 14,MM for quick
Nam mood Lake. 46.000 down.
WHAT'S YOUR HURRY — Blow down. Ralax and enjoy quiet country living 3 bedroom ranch, large family kitchen «nd dining
tan room ta basement. On approx. | acres, naar Holly. Full price 934,0M on term*, ar pUl wal| for *maU*r hama. Also available add It tonal 31 acre, with stream and woods for gl,3M down.
HAGSTROM
REALTOR
4100 Highland Rd. (MMI •
PONTIAC OR 44)358
Beauty Queen kitchen. Over 1,100 square feet Urtag area. Low down I payment.
L. H. BROWN, Realtor
__IM EUaabeth Lake Road
TE 3-4910........ open 'Til 9
ANNETT
Indian Village
Possession at one*. S rooms, lfa batoaL. Data am* -screened. Ltotag room and dining roam carpeted, kitchen haa extra iilhaaiig (gas Moral, 3 badraama aM bath on tad floor. Basement, auto washer, HA heat. 3 car ta-
Northetn High Area
5,JVdr<!?*! tetek ft atom.
•Idlng. dining room, kitchen. hulU la arm end range, r mthmstter. fan ftblreh cupboard, ceramic Ul» bath. phi haaamaaL ou heat, laundry- room Include, waih-er h dryer, recreation room • panelad In walnut. I fa C4r guaga. 919,100. Tarma
West, of Pontiac
ft home yeu a be proud ta OWR custom built 3 bad-
ewtm^g pool. 114,499 -
2 Acre#—Avon Twp, ?X."SK fiSSM
**>. «lMte teva*. Ltrfax rm. 4 fafw ftraplaee. modern Utcb-
ra with bttllt-ta*. extra 1*C
dining room with adjoining screwed parch, denftlif.
H».SS
REALTOR*
!W,
RAY O’NEIU Realtor I FE 8-D4RR
R. J. (Dick) VALUET I
REALTOR
It Oakland Are. - Opel' 9 to I PE 5-0693 or FE 4,3631.
GAYLORD
Grand
Opening
“THE KEMBERLY” 4-BDRM. COLONIAL $27,400
CLARKRON AREA 4 room modern frame h enclosed front porch a
KENT
Established to UM
NEARLY I ACRE* — Located ta Ctarketott area. Attractive brtek ham*, hardwood floors, .too* fireplace, M ft. Urtag rm. larga kltcb-aa. PilU bem't. late home te aatN ly mw and *ome llama ara unfinished. 1 ear garage. Only IH.4M with 439M down. CaU far details.
eh has buUt-ta avaa and ruga •with hood. TUed bath. Full btm\ rat space Alum, siding Larga tot. ExceUent aaadBtott. Only lit-750. Terms.
pMI,
mmn .. chool All for U
Htr right < i wtnaowi
| jKta(
A SCENIC VIEW — Nearly, new I
------ —- — hilltop ererleak-
>ke. 30 ft Uring
fail gatd ftebtag lake. 1
FLOWERS ON NORTH SHORE
VR. 3 well secluded, spec bedrooms, plus III* bath-dl... In* room .off the master' bed-
iba huge sctlvuTes
ute. Dry basement Lai Bus ta Clarkston schools.
3 aar garaga ft brecscwar. Kitchen range, Ironer. ws«n-'■ h dryer and refrigerator

iwa Included See t
I adjacent te the kitchen > dramatic fireplace an' - wall to outdoors Gag •pscivus kitchen .with a bullt-l even, rang* and dsposal . . aU this mat a 3 car larax means that there's leada of Hi lug ahead far you ta “Th KEMBERLY".
I 314.190. Terms.
FURNISHED LAKE PBONT — Ea prepared tor the warn days ahead. Nice taka Rant >4 with 4 room modern cottage, furniture, parch aad lawn furniture, bant, outside fireplace. Her* ta rates at only MIM. Terms. Immediate pom
af gttrubf, nice fir^rauntry Urtag. Sprint rath Is on, tony 110,400 Imau down
I Tri-
te different ranebet ■ .. .evels while you ar* ! Priced from 933,990 on I lota. OPEN DAILY.
LOWER (TRAITS — Exceptionally targe take Mat Tot, Mb ft af sandy baatET well tead-
LAWRENCE W.
GAYLORD, Realtor
3 W. PUNT BT. LAKE ORION
MY 2-2821
HAWAII
fullJcre. estate
■ $100 I&CREASE APRIL12, 1960
Now tow prise of 9SM wttb’ViM down. Old par month.
’‘EH profit potential tareetma S retirement .paradtm — 4 rtewa all Ugh ground ap ta abarc Pacific. -	'
Chamberlain
JO g-MM Birmingham
i 4 bodttai, 33 ft. Urtag rm I HMihtem lMal far summer na. Immediate peiMtsten. ill.-
-HOYT
TERRACE
In very good eoodlt decorated Llrln* i room ft kitchen do
■tern-
°V8a,!?1fti,!SSr,u
13xl> Dtalng roam.
study I3xi:
Kitchen II
STppo. >
nil- basement, ideal' noma larga family Eaey tertet.
ihewhiia .*»’ftwa* wteatot' color film of Hawaii RXFHggHMBNTB
-Partridge!
WATKIN3 HILLS ,
“	Modern brtek ranch.
‘ family “3rrr
m ___, mom with
lfa ctFame tUe ball MMffaMMaMftVl
Floyd Kent tnc.. Realtor


COLORED r“
3 Bedrm. Ranch Homes
SIONOW
STARTS DEAL
$100 MOVES YOU IN-
warr mm oct—ooxho fast
grtekfrenl mrpeted Bring raaea. Tiled doers A sldi drive Choice of petal (man ft formica counter.
m
inSj Model Open Dtaity & Son, Ml,j 268 S. Blvid. at franklin
HOYT REALTY
^3J4 b.^teleorafh ^1 ^yESfOWN REALTY,
FORTY-TWO-
The PONTIAC rtEUBSS, FRIDAY,-APRIL I, IRQ
Fat Sob MlifljuiHi 67	Far SMa Mlif lium ft?
	yTt-iia. -
11 3* a lb. This week only Crock-	
er’s, (87* w. Huron. 		 1M6 VB0A Wofoil SCOOttR.	«7Xg?-<7SSS.ai.il»
Clyde nib It. Stalled plywood taut and. traitor MI 4-9636 Bros and wm> MM, EL 6-MM.	ihrtlf ifff-5f aWbricaEa ih. • cytoaiitoto <Tak* ever )fmt£*
iTf^ALTcLKutANCE 6n~ha¥iv CcloUs celTtag* tUe,r 6c sq ft. SmS_AaM*M fittmg*. ftp ftooAng. clear 36c eg. R. Start at real savings We have tliav Hems it real sav-logs. ae wa muii mtan room for . Bow owner. t st'sL white WNk lh , A-3 tata. stock te llXM g UX, Plyaord. 19.96 l Paul M. Cyr Lumber Cq. 1136 Boflc Lake Rd. Cor. Cooley, nr 3-6666 - Open Frl A Bal. or. ALUMINUM SIDING • 1 Awnings storms, totousles. Buy | direct and eurov Qu^ty far qaaf-	’©SSS^?T3FS8 8Br fOATABLB fTFtWKITBRg.
	S‘.',a«,,s5u.*r..M^bu*3i icmrr,*n5S2 tfSBJttKT: wTBD»^guu». kin* ta Pws- FdTrtBr^CrtEM. LAROl AND ■melt. Roto-tutors, rid in* maw- **• ***tf*$. XBLj* Oardsn and Lawa IqulpaMat 19*3 6 Woodward Ata-Tfirmlagbeni iNorth it t6 Mile IM.) Mi 4-eo5j
	PRE- SEASON SALE Patio Blocks 4 lor $1.00
1 deracld* Np *Motay Down^Vlrst payment cummer. 15 mu. sad U*. JOE VALLELY ,	7 Colors XtagMlbllhillll Oe. 	MMfijgtaiwy.
CALL NOW FOR A BKTTSR DEAL BEFORE BUSY SEASON ANCHOR FENCES	fSopanS TdtCHiM iuffa tarC Ft sxE&w&r*-
%5rR£ZrnSul**TO&	Power Mower m IP clintSn ehoine $3 50 Dn. — $36.66 Name Your Own Terms FIRESTONE STORE IM W, HURON ~ Ft 546*1 Clean to MMI MM Olga stoker A furnace sleet Nartaat Ktrtucky Stoker Coal n^loctFcoaT^ * uiBiy’fo. i 31 Orchard Lake Are. FB 3-11*1 . BBCLAii(KD~iKrcx bdiffito.' OR l-tirt or PB «3RT
A PARKS PLANNER. 4"XU". Uka at# oo steal etaad. enly . 6350.00. EM 3 AQUAilUM 3 C0. IWT, PtLTkR system, pump. ttaadTugala. plants and fish. FK *-16*4. 8m ANb FORk - KAir and | quartan. Opdyke Mkf. FE 6-7641 1 BABY CRIB WITH MATtREBBi buggy, stroller, mattress and bag i spring, etc. PE- 5-5066. * BATHROOM FIXTURES. "ML A3H!> ! pas ItnacM. H>- water A etaam 1 hollers. Automatic pater beater. Hbtdwm. el-c. supplies, crock A pipe and fit ting g. Lews Brother! : ratal. Super Kt in lone and Rust- ' '"" hKIOHTS SUPPLY 1 966* Lapaei UD. . PH 64631	
Far Sale Houses
WEBSTER
I Miy home with full Mat-meat, tile both oek7)oors. lore*
perking tat. Mtr shopping crater. It, modern fur-
ttiS	Income Property 50
>mra: aiwcklop rood. Bank ~M!
r. Roehette School ITM. THUS FAMILY in H. OAOINAW
STONY LAKE - Nrar Oxford, I hornet. On talto landscaped lot Lorter homo hot living room.1' rireplxce. atlrkctlvo kitchen with ■MMi I tadroomi t MIS. Smeller bone rent* for !M o month, i -Oner on of ttate. Terr rtotow < v Ohio terms
A. W OA M^g
attractive offlgt.
out siariftom* 'perking nitre HMA I------------- Fontloi Freta
bentut, Insurants. Loon
"IT
\n
Sale Lake Property 51
1 NIC* LABS FRONT LOTS WITH T rm. modern house. 1 car garage. On-'Lotus Lake. Priced for gUtek sale, phone OR I-SS11.
3 BSD ROOM HOMS. LOT lto FT OB tin lake. Price IIT.IN. will trade for larger home with l*i bath and recreation room or i-itm
t ROOM "HOUSE.
THIS house has Just "That!	ft
you can own It far LESS TUP*T. Beautiful 5-room .mmi ^
Oil heat — extra large tat. Close! ®*JP»to£ to public school. Nice atishlwr-! hood. Located at IIS I Beverly.' — ____ ... _
'$500 DOWN I atram Lfto. ssTiia.
Pull price ealr SUM. IN month.
For Appointment Call;
; Strait; Lakes. KM 3-MSS. , ROOMS.' TtH-LEVEL t CAR
I_____, floors?' Will *eaerlftoe!
EM 8-3800.'
BY OWRSa. » S MS oil LOWER —tS Lake. EM 3-3552.
J.AKE FRONT
GIROUX
O SURAL RIAL ESTATE 4395 Dixie Hwy	OR 3-9791
Opea tAl, SUB. TUI _ DIXIE RWf. FRONTAOE 230', plus business and 9 room modern residence. Owner anxious selling; Make after. Agent OR J-8909 evenings.
Established Business
Larne boat sales. Good location on Telegraph Read. Almost new bpDdlng. 6,000 sq.-.ylt. 150x150 ---------------inventory,
Small Drive-In
bandy drnm-ta and reetsprant an t a hnay sum highway. Consists mMm -sad a good taaak to **• ■poctitle parte. Plenty oLparking area. Only 11300 Property and
JOSEPH P. RKISZ, SALKS MOR. 14-05 W. Huron St. M 4-5191 I Eves. FE 8-0823 or FB MOr TAU CLKANINO 891 OR
------1 or MAjy«B8 dlt. 5:30,
Sinclair on. HAS ava&QE8 far MnT stall statMha ta-catod Pontiac Lske end Crmeeat Lake mmm> Reasonable In era-tan. low rental. Call PB 4-1511 call Mr MoGtataa,
| STANDARD 6ll '
the Pontlad area.1 Dixie and ■alflald Ankara and taeej Lake Orion Financial ass:
Ita?6r*34IW
rifiP
II MI 8-5111 days
CANALFRONT
y^Sy^Tnd'li__________,
ImmMlate possession. Owaar
transferred pul of town
NORTH GENESES 1 bedroom bane Coran hath. Fireplace. Spacious roam. Dlntns “
I fenced. mmHHIPVP ranch type home. A regl retreat! ^1 Priced attractively.
-1 Dorothy Snyder Lavender
Realtor Set. N Years | W0I Highland ltd iM5*1 J •enei Phone EM 3-3303 of Mo 4-8411
takes! LABOR LOT......ACROSS FROM
— | Ceotojr Lake. Term* or each. Ft
j£
real estate. Wonderful I
worker. Interesting a run. Smau Investment. Day Si OR 3-0513. kW KM 3-3469.
Sale Land Contracts
J LAKEFRONTS
opportunity
PONTIAC REALTY
EXTRA N1AT~»©&R UNIT APART-Stent bid*., boriertaf ' and take. Subs tan tie! ment. nsent on 3-MM
n *	| SEASONED CONTRACT. I
■A*™ Williams Lake
l and I	J BEDROOM Cape Cod
»•(•»!	featurlns fireplace, tall
porch, safe, sandy beach. Full price ohly 111,956 — Easy terms.
tile
s'Maceday Lake -
j IDEAL FAMILY HOME fra-■	.temjly
WILLIAMS
RIAL ESTATE A INSURANCE | 1451 BALDWIN »	FB 4-0547
GAYLORD!
water heat and attached garage Only 819.N0 -terms.
.Huntoon Lake
LOVELY 3 BEDROOM brick ranch home featuring -l*h bathe, fireplace, earpet-
Riet, L*st Bus. Prop. 57A
TO RENT OR LEASE NEW STORE building in take area, sue 36x50’. EM 3-3081__________ .
Business Opjportnnities 59
BEAUT YEA LON FOR SALE. CALL OR 3-5980 from I 10 1 After 1 p m OR MSI ....................
Grocery and Mpbil Station
SHARP living guartero Ip a small town	north	ol Stnndlsh .Large
gross	Only	530.000	with 57.500
down plus Inventory.
PARTY STQRE — Port Huron tret. New living q large	gross.	Only
IANS	down	plus
tl.l77.t4 at 53o ptr Math. 53.433 oo will Handle. Warren Stout, Realtor. FS 5-1115
Money to Loan 611
(Licensed Money Leodorti^^ I
Borrow with'Confidence ] GET $25 TO $500 ~~ Household Finance
Corporation of Pontiac 3>ji_S. Saginaw 6t._FS 4-1531
BUCKNER
FINANCE COMPANY
WHERE YOU CAN
BORROW UP TO $500
hhWwiiiMOHfc b|
" .OUR' LAST
:'59 models;
OISSON REPR1QERATORS ft 6s. Ft. t Delivered, Serviced. Ouaraataed,
— $188-
araataed^Del
t"oood HOUSEKEEPING SHOP It WEST EUBOH rttlW MAPLE DINBTTii EXTENSION tobto end « chairs, cheep PE
jaftrtNs dTs&wnsher. 8130. OB
oirn M bsED TY Seth prom
514 85 up TV
"No, we’ve never met, but I’d know HU witomobile horn anywhere?"	'
and etaetrta sWvm. Taka or payments. Samuel's tppltanci
MA B-WI1.________
RIFIOKaTOR KSLVIMATOtl. 10 cubic foot. SsacUent meehanlcal condition. W FI 5-1331	.
^r^R^skfe^^K:
PE X116* pr MA 5-<341.	_
SEE R. H. MCNRO AT BUILDER * Show. Kitchen display, latest Bob point appliances, vent-hoods Sold at specie! prices for Monday. April Uth dottrtry j|
Sale HousehoM Goods 65: Sale Household Goods 65: 38# mKT or i-eiit
4 INNERSPRINO MATTRESS. PE BRAND MgW WROUGHT IRON SIMMONS SID DAVENPORT *35
Sk»b,cMo“ii5'Mw%»; u......................
1 SIMMONS BEAUTYREST MAT- !

Open Dsilj ABEWOOD YTLLAOe!
NEW DRIVE-IN — In Sttndlsh area pa U S. 15. Only 818.868. tom-ptata with 86.888 down Dtn t tot Uiose set sway tram yea. Call today. Cnaeldor trade
! Peterson Real Estate MY 3-1681.
I DIXIE HIONWAT INCOME
1	3 starve, 6 apartmei ‘
Gross over M.066 n
.686 with ! Pontiac — Drayton Plalni — Utica mtory. A : Willed Lk,, S&mlnghem. Plymoeth |
Get $25 to $500
*““*■* 1	ON TOUR
-----------------Pearaon1! ’ tSt	____
springs, good i FVrnitnra 46 .Orchard Lite Are. I SINGLE BSD. BOX SPRINdO AND
SSir'lBP?! B*™	1 BED AND DRESSER. FE 44383 -	---
aSSirSS' L2to1"ms*	«_!>■* ,____	j SINOBR SEWINO MACH INI
ftMB, andirons, taau. ill. j gmjCTTyifS»wtar.itota aaaa I Stand cabinet. Will sell (or
Signature
Up te 54 Months to Repay
PH. FE 2-9206
OAKLAND I
FE? 4485™’ wmm‘IW~m•	*"• | iuif'lN^OYBt AND BUHNERS
r DELUXE OAT DRVfi# tut* Slln?cef MAW6tl'‘"“"‘ new. 17151; radio Phone til; -JjWgW-j-M. *,yik dining mom, get 138.10; flow lamps 55: Bunk beds 514 06.
Youth bed 614; cheata 16; bed- . , gun^	/ MAFLE FlinSM
BUNK BEDS RiTtoiLW* saa
•its Id: bad. /A-FVJA.Vl'V UUUU	titaaia it kam
»; StaHtll 111; tads
•v, refrl*eratoft*S26 up;'washers I LirrCrs FUR IT TUBE' A "aFFL lib New bedrooms, mattresses. 5517 Dixie. DrArtoa — - —
1 dinettes Factory seconds

LAKE8HORE DEVELOPMENT
If equity. 1 it iqulrr Dravtc Highway.
k offer
»ny-
lure at knrsqta seteee. E- z. Terms. THE BAEOAIE HOUSE ■61 N. Caa* at Lafayette. FE

FOR SALK, LAUNDRY.
miptou. |

„ — tceday
__I Lotus Luke. This well-
kept home offers you three bedrooms, with a 14 ■ 15 living room with brick fireplace. . plus attached covered pasta. You will enjoy summer with your family. 51.773 down: IN per monm
| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
j O'NEIL
Hagstrom !
S£ U -
SSCin l
“imT’
~3-ROOM OUTFIT
* ! SPHRT1NO GOODS
GAYLORD. Realtor
131 S. PIKE ST PONTIAC
FE 8-9693
205 Pontiac Btati_
TEAGUE FINANCE C<£ I HEat: 1202 S. MAIN „
9 «»*r	214 E. ST. CLAIR I
ROCHESTER ROMEO
r inmvw	netto. 8365. 6 weekly. Feersons
HOusnSLDoooos	uk*
_______________OL M7U	OL 1-fTll I ■
Built In minnow tanks j W* 2-3518___ ’ W» 2-3510
— ‘ supply of bait, j	FHJIHIjLT jjjfcVlCE
uonp&T.e.".'' WHEN YOU NEED ,
$25 TO $500
mrn> ana swea mer 1 We will be glad to help you
STATE FINANCE CO.
CABINET sink'IIS. RBFRIOIRA-tar 838. ebc--*- 3— “*
SfSjp*_________ ■.
used SS5. wringer washer 836. and shelr g38. FE t-1768.
CASH FOR TOED TVs.. FURNI-ture A Mice. FE 3-0387. SuitCAN 9MTFE BREAKFAST _	set, ISS. FB IM8.
"filsc-FK 1 DARK MAHbaANV. 5 PIECE BED-room St.. Im. dresser with mirror. targe sheet, twin beds with bet sprtngs.JFE MM4 DAVENPORT, BED. MATTREb* end eprlngs Eke cond Drapes, chain, tables, clothes bemper, -------------and misc. FE 9-757*.
5EWINO MACHINE. DROFHEAD , treadle. gr~~**~~' ——'	——
I FEMMS,	.
! SPEbtAL I 1 11 KUOS. (54.56: Ms-, Lead CarML WwdwarV at Bqnan lust below Ted'ii. PE l-noi
CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM BAMr used once. 575 weeth of bow parts. OA 6-3663 after I.
. DBOFHEAD CMADI BAWB. IM6 •6BdRtan^ga ^uK r“ ni 4-MS1
EASY WASHER, ^OpOD CONDI-
~ 1 *.	| FOR BALE TWO TWIN SIZE OE A1
■■MHiHMlHiHHlHH Hollywood beds
SOFA AND CHAIR ONLY $109.95
111 dPWB — 15 mo Fnnm rubber cushions C 7 bonattful colon Bedroom Out flu mg op 4763 gifts Hwy. Drayton Plains
1.000 ?t.°ifttVyrMarket
• Take Over Payments
RECLAIMED' BRICKS
'^■6 * itttf iVr t rnw nn vpi’’’"'! 1' CWBABBOg HAfIT ,TO VMB
CASH WAY SALE !	,
, LUMBER PRICES j"*1®	' lu “u
STARLET ALUMINUM WINDOWS i 4-IRCH TUBING - t BEAMS 4x0* to Masonite ...li d
4x*xto inch Fcgboard . net	Many Bargain! la New R
| 311 Lb. Asphalt shingles .S366	Used Bunding JMntartBta
13 Lb Pblt. 1 raols. rack.tl.M
4xls*b Ply score ...54 45 FREE ESTIMATES PEA TERMS
Exterior Went door, grade A tM.N I
I SKnM-SJrim^im^bS5*! SURPLUS LUMBER &
4*Tv-l?oo??«|ftmoWny ply-, “ ” MWTHighland Rd jMtai OE 1-Sj Aft • •:........... 0J 73 I SLIOHTLT USED WAffR~K3PT-
i	tainHSt',	-n &r' *"
4*( plasterboard..	1135
Aluml
UTOMATIC
mths. Foroek_	____
------- Now warranty. San
NICHOLIE
ft HARGER CO.
3 bedroom home nee ptUl. Full beetment nett. Vacant, and prt
. ment.’*	v
NOTHINO DOWN
I" Sportsmen Paradise I
I of the finer hqmce on scenic . Cass Lake Front. ( rooms with ' walk out basement. Custom designed Aira built for owner tor | this locaMon.^Completely taad-
I Sale Resort Property 52 j
’ CA8BVILL* NSW 3 BBDROOM.
| modern u shady lot. FS MM6. CANADA CREEK RANCH MEM-I I- borshtn. Includes ideal 3Mi. tat.
S3S6. MI S4W3S* after 7 p.m._
CABIN] FURNISHED. BOTTLE
Coe nett, range Near Hale pa ana Lake. 13.060 with 1566 down.
I 53.666 cash. MA 5-7366,	I
1 Suburban Property
I Mm Mbps. Escell___	___
Best hauling prices 57500 fall . price with $3500 down. Hurry on
^HAGSTROM
•REALTOR .
4*00 Highland Rd (5(511
PONTIAC OR-4-0358 LZH "LETS TALK~1 . BUSINESS'7 * —ja Kiddie Shop
and Infanta wear. Approximately 176,000 gross bur:-ness In terrific action district. Bkcellent profit margin. Very attractive stare. Unexpected family clreuqi-stancta only iMAMt M IM opportunity to ha offered 516,660 will handle entire business with Inventory at
. FF 4-1574
LOANS
110 TO ISM — IM TO MM i COMMUNITY LOAN CO.
30 E LAWRENCE FI 6-0431
Aim Inste i *3 95. Itaera.-( Like Aw. x fa Ruos
MIN.
SHovef's
. FRIDAY EVENING CALL: FE 3-1671
Ask for Mr. Cbstoll
53>i WEST HURON
_____'M
J17 ACRES PLUS 4 YIAR ROUND J	homes.	Rent Income $240	a	mo.
i	Ready	to retire. Will	sell	for
836.000., Cash or terms to rttt-; able pdrty. Hurry. VS 6-9770.
Por	Sale Lots	84
Dairy Queen
ng bustRogs nap. -— rate am! profttkt know that ab at evsry sis M profit la thk I. Chock the fasti
ksu” M fl
FRIENDLY SERVICE QUICK $25 TO MM LQANS •
Seaboard Finance Co.
11H N. FERRY STREET Buy Fartias — Phone FI 1-9481
LOANS $25 TO $500
On your signature nr other security, 34 months f----~—
■ service It fast, trie ful. visit our offto
‘‘"home & AUTO LOAN CO.
7 N. Perry at. Corner E. Pike j™,."
Credit Advisors 61A' n cubic foot refriokrator j •
______________S£J^L±W3t__	„	___
piece SILVER GRAY IBEDRM" I her mattresses' Excellent outfit. Double drawer bookcase Hon. 77 W. Rutgers __	[ pc- week
vanity lamps. | famous zio-zao eswwo ma-! _ '
- g g* Pl fft R.."!*' I chine makes button hotan. aver- OB automatic DRTSR, need 4 “	coat, blind hem. without attach- weeks Front toad, m flftcrNcw
meat. Pay balance 167 or M a! warranty. $2.00 per weak, month. Call Credit Manager OR	^
3-9781. A & A Products.	; NOROE OAs DRYER. Dig family
FOR SALE 'FURNITURE. OOVERt	?Vlly automatic, Ufetlmo
nor Wlnthrop desk. Tier tap table (wnta against rust. Only Chaise longue satin covered, Hot- j >>M. 51,90 per weeb, point electric range. Eelvlaator 1
refrigerator. Ml 4-4056.	; GOODYEAR TIRES: Sloe 7.30x14,
—	—  ----——.........- 1:	good condition, pew guarantee.
FREEZERS—NOROE FREEZERS ' »M —
Chest end Uprights -models'illgbtlv scratched
marred modeie at bis d t^J-r. ta p^
m
ebaruLake Ava.
7 PIECE LIVTNO ROOM SUITE Brand new davenport and chair.
ix^bto'**? <•:
" » | oarage Siding ......
k * J; Genuine SehoT Desk, only Bffll	Clear flr JMft.
I” 1 Stack Temp Fvgboard' -n. and g.it,. ew wart m
“-"avffiSB1 ""v,c* aGI^n Burmeisters northern lumber
*iM ] Oarage* aHBuT	Ill**
US:J* 'diffirmit-ManT'ehelce	**"
SlSreie	I Slack T«MjP«|b$l9 24*4| $M
.■PJA	J i Oak Ftaot htatta* IM A .."nil
Mty Ply. «ts ...yl iftJt
BURN LUMBER
AUBURN HEIOHTS
nt far •
L SHOWERS COMFLtlA >iu faucets, curtain 169.95 value 1.56. Lavatories, c o m p I • t e.
™ ^.uke kd. ;_iM;3-4m j	A,‘AI	‘VSSra*:
ST AL
a dally

)r lamps, i I weekly ] . Orchard 1
MM each.
OOODYKAR SERVICE STORK 36 South Caw. Pontiac FK 541*3 8INOCR CONSOLE. LIOMT WOOD cabinet, raws forwtrd and rev area
3SJ2* ygrL™*
PfnHHIH
11 slaes. Splash block. L_ __
“Tunr tips. Fontlac Pre-Cast i i 'VO-, 54 W. Sheffield FE.'
brrtltaw

l. Avt.—M ‘ OIL TANKS. L OBrim Heating
. WAYNE OABERT '	Appliances. Ffc 5-4046. ^
. 131 N. sastaaw	Fe mim toed7-tv] ilieu'bp. VIhdrPi
FRIOIDAIRB IMPERIAL RBFRIO Radio A Appl . 435 W Huron.
I and range, originally $888. Beat I FE 4-1133
offer over ISM takas pair.	11	" ■
■wg-. ywv I	we «. rmm m. _______ TRoJan 9-0058	•-	, T .	. n
phone'te 9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 j«romAuui sIlp imdfr. |.„
1 OCA&. house FAUrrr CtalMM I Sgfi* °°S&	i Scc““«af^K“r !?;
Vinyl Linoleum, Vard 79c j Em^T^staJ^tsSm?'m ji. | Syj” R yw** ..............
,RS
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SBtjs! OT*n.7r?*y i wK£SSrt I	j	“ifftSfBsr
4Paff. .L*U, *lr* -----! Open Sub. 9:36-3	• JTB 6-9161
■a	Specials J Specud Psoeling Offer
i-iw-Tinr .-— . . *M*ir- ■
ton 'duc' to*' etatui
136 each AS each
BUDGET YOUR DEBTS'
; CONSOLIDATE BILLS—NO LOANS ip |MO
MICHIGAN BUSINESS! u’Si’oSLf^'L.	_________________
SALES COR PORATTONI Financial Advisors, Inc. I Mtaod M>«Sy|L.Jtarte gad labor I Nonhone orders M*ase l/tohigan
JOHN A	BRODtR 11VL_S._«*PWAW_____PSjyM3 I	L»“
FK 4-3M4 [ FRIOIDAIRE REFRIO GOOD SHPlJ**** *	.... SS
_______________JERATOR condition 0M E. Sevorly. ... j Double dnowr chest A bookcase
icelleat condition FE 44317 1 FRIOIDAIRB SLBCTRIC DQUBLB bed. blend mbbesanr. new 6M.M 11 1	1 ma I overi range, has deep well Dyer.
Ft %iffi "• *•“**	THOMAS ECONOMY
I - aiono t-onsoie ,	(44.55 FREEZERS - UPRIGHT FAMOUS <ai •	/	rr ,
36 other seta to enoooe from :	name brands, scratcbed Terrific :	B wMmew	rm 141*1
All sets priced over
I LOTS ON FINOREE ST.
Franklin
Bateman
Kampsen;*
BLOOMFIELD toad. Kirk la The
____ Apple orchard, muttl-
. level site. 150 x IM feet. 34.500 MAyfelr 4-5767
GOOD SELECTION. NEAR LaK Oakland with lake • prlv. 5606 each. Sevekal la Drayton Woods at ti.eoo and up.
Acre on blaekton. Near RocR-ester. 31.610.
Acre lota. Rural at SI.1756. terms
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR
Lumber. Feed, Hardware
Pontiac, sear Pilot, good farm-, lag community. Includes buildings, ! equipment, trucks and inventory. |
Rov Annett, Inc., Realtors
M E. Huron 81. .
Opea EvtataS* A Sunday . 14
FE 8-0466
Mortgage Loans
Another Big Bear First
Consolidate year debts aad modernise year flame! Let as pay eft your msrtmaa or toad contract, personal debts and modernise,
________________ TRADE-IN DEPT.
o^skjk RAOWS. M TO ?««$ tad . , ||

pictures pad performs Obel TV. MM nisotath
FB ^ff ynii tJUBmf ’ 7- I OR PORTABLE DIIHWASHKR. j Yenitp nild sheet'.. . _.n
V-—MiymRms—mV—nmh I Only MS. R.B. Munro Electric ; fewer mower ...... 556 93
’n ceM?eS?MLAOR L1I60 qOOP'	ltlg W. Huron 6t. _w j Mahogany mart cabinet .	9916
1 °tSP	*t6r* rnn DEUvntv—terms
WSOBT RESULTS''	IVIN MtlNTE^ A^mMAROO- ! ° ?*_.!	r.. _ WVMAN S'
w ^SmtSuctyoh co !	Z £ti%,lta&VtT»S?SL!2i S&JS
a w. Huron	• FS I-Tirt 117 in. tv^beT, MOMRN. UOHT | Rd.. Ctarketon. ma 3-imi.
Mortgage Loans
foUvlat %wlor iy b*g %m XSmu	___-1
ro°tah4l«ta,*hU?« Start I	PtanJIhSTTlL
Otic Flooring
HAGGERTV LUMBER «•$ ^	S
.a%htVt BENSON LUMBER CO.
AMornttae problem! nutarrte of Pontine_____FE 44651
colors It choose from. Interior:	.THBAUA k 5CREEN8
Berry lresJelledMietcMdrai TRAILERB. UTILITT OR EOAT.
—J'““ “*«’* 00	to order FE 64162. MBI_?Uer.
Bjl	Mfca .fOBHi sT■-
^OAKLAND FUEL A PAINT 436 Orahort Lk. Av« FE 541*6 ELECTRIC LIOHT FlXTURta UN-usual. MoaUfal tailgaa Mr all ranme PaB-4owas, starlights twinkle .lights. Factory prices, ■uj direct pad save. Michigan Flaoreoeeat. IM Orchard Lake
DRTSR
man, rad leather. 616: wrougl iron table without glass top. 111 wrongM Iran
WBBTUtOHOUSK
IRONRITE IRONERfrULL SIZE ! O? 14471 *
Ortnw modal. 518*. 2 inn ta j WALN^^^^nSatlTlTsT. f
xcellrat building sites. On paved g you can get In or i ume. No water in |H here. Where you''
I RoHe H. Smith, Realtor i
1244 "8. Telegraph__FS 3-7646
j HI-HILL VILLAGE For Select Homesites— DIAL OR 3-12M ! “SPRING IS HERE’’ i
(DON'T BE CAUOift ON MUD
| ROADSl
BETWEEN 2 LAKES
2 large fenced-ln lota and lake! but privileges go with this cute *n4 the clean 2 bedroom home id Wa- d§n
ter ford Twp. Really for sale et1 ment m wen. ai row u fiee i •5.4M. with i smell down pftjr-, WW.. ' l ment.	AS LARGE AS S ACRES
n ft good community of fine I
-SPACIOUS...	^ ^uT.n'WUu'?. ‘"ur* ro"r!
«™.Te* i^d*	LADD’S INC
«*£*• surge w bedrooms. Large LAROE LOT'IN OXFORD. NICE j " 1	tad hoti location. Reas Ph. Metamora. OS
e Point.). I-3M}.___
famltv* LAUEA LANS NEAR MAPLE 75x
__ ___ „ On with liKOnly 81.173 pr will build and
reasonable terms. W	finance.	,
'	'f,	___It L WICKERSHAM
; 7193 WEST MAPLE. MAyfklr *4256
! Waterford .Hills Estate”
1 * taw choice lots left. Average 168x256 Oood drainage. Ideal lo-
Herbert C. Davis, Rltr. |
FE 5-4111
MULTIPLE listing service I
$7;950.
(or the person who a bargain Excellent 2-ttoryl home In beautiful condition- AI-", most new 2-car garage. T~ tween 12,960 and 93 060 < handle it with low moat
living Yi_______________
water-heat- Needs son. hut a rant bargain handy man with a Urge Wop't last tang at 96,1
TAKE ADVANTAGE ,
o( Inspecting t h 1 $ neat clean 3 bedroom home, i •> full baaomoat and attached rage because - it may
Aluminum storms and
C. PANGUS, Realtor
2166 W 19 Ortonvllle N A 7-261 MANUFACTURER OF UNCONDL tlonally ---—'	—
Voss & Buckner. Inc.
IM National Bldg.	FS i-ew
• t
BTU SUPER FLEX I
WAVNB OABERT
_ Saginaw_______FE 54189
tv IENMOU IRONER. OOOD
. ___	_ ,JM< W o r k I a g condition. 615. FE ---- ------
— spring' combination. ’liO’ UL *'1*M.. ....... AIRLINE CONSOLE HI-FI AM-F1
3-3711. 3933 RMntMry. Charm-, KIRBT CLEANER. POLISHER — Radio.	h withTsui
—d «U of Adam.____________ | and fcf.t tool. I ,r. old. 9100 | rion’^.k'S^TprLort!
116.6
970.' I
HELEC. STOVfc. 345. DEKP-

•qatpment requires to 14,966 lavostmeat.
. Address Sox
____■ _____ _____ns tic cor- I 38"
tabto. glta or trade far anything	(.—,. — —=	-----
“.•bW* vrtne each as pick-up pr 93M N FUU.T AUTOMATIC 60TT
oar. ate^MV 34757. ___ wntar' I* yr. guar. R. R. Munro
RAND' SAW FOR BOAT' 1 Etaetrta TO. MM W. Hama St. .«* era* arm	—- iggj gMSaaRB.' SPACE BEAT
Saw east
5 room cabin,'
IM rod river frontage, flood
________ ,	2?hm*;*Sd hu"ttag- M miles 8 I
NEED FINANCING? M^ml Br*nch' *“ ®'H6a- »»
WE’LL HELP Bowum; nsw watirmastto. |
1C!	FiT-MH eltar-T p.-:
station. Meehan-^3h POR .UgftTTV »• TArt-RS- , X'DMfft'AL REFRIOERATOR. 140 pf 3flffPh*' MAplo 947m!	-
^ |lir __--7N ^'XUriSIi I kPANVMENT	«
Leonard service___________
leal experience deilrablt. ,	-----
34775 or stop In for lafarmatlea— _Worklng — Economy Oil Co. 3341 Dixie Hwy.! EIECTRIC OIBSON
■______-IfoiOOlIE LAUNDRO-
mat, Mim am
_9125. Phope PE evw.________
AUTOMATIC WASHER. REFRIO-MV
OR f«4*V	- ~	~	...! input.'in"N. Perry"
KENMORE WRINOER WASHER. VM HI-n PHONOaRAPH EBONY J“!Ln,w':_____________ _______| finish on brast leas Fg.4-6119.
TTCHEN TENT FAN, * bksate .	"	—— ------------
MOM table, prieta 54617.
KIRSY’8 VACUUM CLEANER DSf-luxe guxrxnteed Pay bamaet of (M ar 16 96 a month. Call credit Manager OR 3-fm. A * A
Hl-Ft. TV sirI Radio* 66
I „*AVE plumbing Iupplt
171 8. Saginaw.	FE 641M
ELECTRIC .DRYER.. ELECTRIC
--------	\ JtaBee table.
tact Cata.
_lethm#tu 9g^FE‘^T^ ***'
TALBOTT LUMBER
Lmntar. plumbing, patat. bard-ware A gligliliar■ applies l.eeo wood Wmi 9) each tor uaick arte. MM Oakland Are. PE 4-4595. THE SALVATION ARMY RED SHIELD STORE Everything ta meet your natae. Clashing Paralture, Appliances. 11* WEST LAWMWCT USED CGMBINA T ION (TORVf doora^aU^Utoa. your eMtae. 64.56
USED III Dl. ROTiilV 'LAW'li mower Sib h p Lawson molor. lit. used M la. Reel tFta mower, 9 cycle matrr. 936. EH 3-391*. mg	LAUNDROMAT,
’lnt room fnrnl-
W.ter Softeners 66A: gSg «■
SfMH0?"* *******
nrtta,,*
rest mattress, miniature tar. pictures *■ house plants ladles dtamansl ring, l-dUmood ptat-num Wptalng band, cultured
Linoleum Rugs

PERMUTTT WATER SORmOUX reasonable. FE 2-8299.______________
For itlg WIscsIlsnsnEi 67 ... 59c Sq. Yd. j used oil wall furnace for
>2 ft. wide.	I rata., completely Installed *220.
* need gas gravity furnace, asm-
, -------	............ n	... .	sin wvHusg aaww, ewssa
iP*MHt Mem 1b	ta.	•..-«* Kt	penrta. tagrtwatetalndlw 1
!*tax paint ...........4KTI nul. I	mond Oraenn wrist wmUh. nay
ntarwtek a M7g	Orchard Lake ltd.	raas. offer accepted. MA 4-i713
POR SALE 1 H^^anoCl WATER SOFTEN'ER. SOFT MA(C shampoo chair, FE MgSlaAer 1C. fully aatasaatta, never used. ■« P-t.	I giM. AJao Delta ( inch tin arbor
Full line of building • tS^Vta*a>Sur,(?wl4i and plumbing mtterials
Wo lake trade-1
nt YOUR OWN DRIVE IN REATAURANT Now. Join the Nation's growing drlv*4a 0-

RANGE.
• “BuyLa" TILE OUTLET I plctely
IM S. SAOINAW_____FE A24M | iOO.OM
LAROE CRIh AND_
lra»er__FE_*.JM*/_
I OR TRADE g H P
iuWBaG;
new. »19.»4. Pearson's Fur-
... „„ , .tan on forced ••• furnace. AU units folly guaranteed. Ace Beating A Cooling
^ Jg

COLORED
Foi* Salt Acrtaf
XCREg^ WELCH ROAD. CALL [
. ACRES T_____________
IS milcB north of Pontiac. _
with $300 down. OA_ 1-2*61
K) ACRES
TRADE I
Partridge ;

completed. Priced auraetlraly.
Nearly I
royslttoe. company training. , L?TS TRAILER, OR WHAT HAVE *;.«M minimum caeh required. g?I* P2i, “ da. pymt. an Lk. Flnanolng assistance evtllshlr . homt . EM 3-4350.
-	----- 548. i SWAP OAS DRY*H~KKC. COND^
I__I . tor alee, dryer. JMA 6-1723. .
TRADE NEW FUiNltUkt pfil
-----... ------DeWalt pr i
--	-----jr gad drill
Arnason Furniture, *M ■ Ortonvllle. NAtlonal 7-2*39,1 WATER EOIPENERE TO RENT ot.ua. *3,50 month, OR 3-2360. j
itag^artr 941 M6 tack gross
tenna. I piece aectl dining table, metal bird cage, IS gal. tank. Mason fence rv
mage sale In my hoi—__________. _
. Bat. and Bun. or 3-1o*9 3063 41 I Lansdowne._______20
: ldTeoleum and faint bale. ' u
lb pries at Jack's, 2*1 Baldwin I <4
1 LARGE OAS KILN AND 1 SMALL . ’ electric kUm and Ogam scales It Like new. UL Mltf.
W "1 WEEK SPECI.UST"
i- 13 cu.- ft l.Dr. refrigerator “
*	]ita(gt .........
J: Dorothy Snyder Lavender .
Realtor Eat. 26 Tears	j
__ 7001 Highland Rd. (MM>
_________ Phone KM 3-3303'or MU 4-6417
Only 9250	ACRIMOB
I I PJfd level teres In the vicinity 1
vnawa _	,___3 — ot Waterford Township Hall. 194'
>U8E8 on this estrft-lftrct lot.	rond Iron Use	Approximitely
Di®*- l$ff® 4 bedroom, com*	130O1 depth.	Only ll(Hw down
ta wtlh^furniture Pad base-	VVTfTf«	Vf	DDITlSTl'D	'
at. rtl hsat. Really clean. Also	VY1L>L,1g	M.	oK£WER
Nick I bedroom with full base-' JOMBfH P. REI8Z, BALES MOR •* tome aa» —•“ —- 95-94 W. Huron 81	' Pfe 94U1
Bves FB 94623 or FB 4-4736 MfflH 16 ACBE8 ON EA6T M47,
QipTl-BEDROOM FARM HOME - f*® toriballdlngf with 36 acres
i kitchen, full b

r,.epe(i to l_ This to it" buy 93.6M down pi approx. 9306 of stock. Seats
fntoreSed rt"rtMD,thM r<m 1 aeta you‘11 anao up this del di located, m<
: ! ASSORTMENT OF OOOD USED :	^^93V*,t	r,““*bl* K\
BOY’S Bfitt li tUrtKEYTOHAY I *“ ““ ripper lining W. FB 441M.
■ payment. Rent on • la the ether for s in». t aad par month. This to 829® tojy <*• the Edit side-■mer call today I
Pa «. EEQjtQOM frame »» •"P^f®MW*''^^.*taPmeh4> ell heat. Purallare lac laded. Oarage and HMa back yard. BnuU down peymtan and Mat of 161 per mwOn-A bargain!
l.for~.9rts,. UL >MM.... ..."
WTD: ABOUT MACRESstN bA-ktabnrg prac. r» 64936.
Rent Farm Prbptrty 86A
PAY- PARM LAND TO RENT BY SHARE
- SjSoiT S5hj_	^ -OL -"3
cani beat Si	ieo ft. frontaoe. « lots af
ASSOCIATE BROKERS	iKw
STEAK HOUSE
Move In tomorrow! Right	------- -— - --------
—v- —-* a, the HarthT.This CHILDREN’*. CLOTRINOTglEE 9-' “*• *11 equipped,	*-12. Woman’s stoe is. -1*. — '!
I AM Ml (arm.	cond •— —	T SR,

34 x62' _... „	,	____ _______ .
“ voura for 932.0M on terms send. Very istsill mw
to" Ttai. * *fr5:
>, UDERi WINTKR coate, fits g-12. Call H 4-4644. LADnB.BUTTB, 1 BBldi]_l BLUB, ^Jita etaa itaiL Et*. en. ini gam AND ASSOCIATES	LADIES’ SIZE 13 gFRDfd COAT
»^I«W|!*»1™50UT MICH. _ suit h dresses. Berg. Ml ItatM,’ PE 4-3581, 16*0.W,;Huron |i7Xr	cr-ia.'iiT* rag
RESTAURANT
FOR LEASE ,	.	|	Ma'4-3793
®iS«aC6 rWRBBEHrt
tel Managt^^Mx^’Stoata.	[ £5?tlxrS?iJl“il	cent.
„ _	__i weeb. Don'. —
M.	- MMUP'Enwhui Machine Oe..M8
N.	Milnaw • .	*
* B RESALE, 90 W. Howar
open Frt til 9, FB 24(39. Fla form rocker, gi. Apt. gas ito?.,.
ipka J(Syer.lT 93™ Wuhn *!?? MATTAO WAAHER AND DRYER. 1 l*„7 rrtrl«?ra?era ftSST P2 ' Blond youth tad, 939. 11" TV, 939. 1 Into model. Repossessed, Balance 1 Y,~m Sii.- L.n	■ * M
IX t¥f*8 OFHOUsiHOLD FUR- I	_	i	*	and taak.llke new P"	P	M4(
atshlngs. Complete Jamestown :	MAYTAG	AUTO.	WASHER.	DAV-	I	(9	HP lev pump need	I 25
kitchen ’ unit lad. sink aad fix-’	enport.	chairs,	kit. set, (tables	j	ur. fil .-t—. .:.	,<	i.	." I
Rstottermtar. Apt. stse	and mlsc. IM t-W44. ■	|	IV e WIN tAifC,any tiling
■ ."*tP . Wtafer. Twin , MAPLE DAVENPORT. BXCgLLENT 1	in trade.	'
Isbv Jrti . cqndUlon. Can FBJ-5615 after 4	VH AVK^ C
tan draaier1 MA0K? CHRP.OAA RANGE. VERT I	rKAlP.KS	|
Blon-de TV. "Lincoln rocker*! g°°d baker lU -Qlenwood.__■ Furniture & Appliances
.MAYTAG WRINGER WASHER 1*9 Orchard Lake Are rs » «••<• APT. SIZE KteflMAtdE WPSUO TwSSr^arfM-iSwiK85 __ MAYTAG AUTO-REBUILT |	1 WH”L
tiOTci UlOTHON REFHACfiOR tatoseope. OR 349M. rfijEL Oil TA
I WEEK’S SPECIAL WOLVERLNt LUMBER L
^.■,._p.ddtak. ^24PM_^	arar *“• •
P^..i^H - ANjMAL FEED j OHNUOmPORkoSAMeBQ. FT. !2jL jtotof® deity products.:	PONTIAC PLYWOOD CO.
wwjwve own cans. 36a jrt. 114M Raldwta~Avw ^Fiji-3643
1 Z” l«AS cS^letTSTbittra,;
1 ***'•>»; uu$f Sgow. tej foftCT ititchM. *tc. with difti
.SS’m SSv? do°^ b^bsr, $10 control, ft ihftmMto noofttd.
-----mh» _ — - -	—	. or
Vi
GARAGE DOORS
P*etoi7 seconds. aU standard rises In stock tram *29 aad up •ta— -— ------m «dn*
bedroom a
^Isrbto top
chrome dinette ” alia way tad.
■. till!
Partridge
LADIES KXFKN8IVK CLOTHINO. J fjbi li-U. rm, ftvm, drum J"	coat., .ear™. kriStoi
..(Oo,. Inc. 443 ORCHARD LAKE	**♦	btahtaa*
FILMy-Evra rttar
Nothing Down	*;“ “ ■■
—— • -	. •	,5g wT BAOINAW NEAR ftUEf 3990* Auburn .
- — -(ibdustrlal.J, Michigan MadaraU
Free ftslalng For further
.. Iuprs.iffilj, TCPmlit-mjb
REPAIR BUSINESS -'ttULL Iff-! EMK«-= 3 f!
■ vestment. Reply Box 22. Fontlxe	1* t. RAGOfAW
SL mSSSSBT >rv1c# 7#**Q0> MM iB/fuitrtaT \i ^^tadWExS^R; gtRJg'SSi 5
STANDARD OIL	........r -
■M qtattoa far ieaee. SrIq HoUSWhold Oood* 60
Idl 64M1 Pl" :.p;j J


-JMtlECTB. BEAU-room suttee. 91 7* wk. --;- W i9, Clto«. rB
mile .south,
___ OrienT MY___—_
ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR THE HOME CAS Bg FOUND AT X A S BALKS.
A little out dl the way but a lot lest ta bay. Furniture and —
1 - new burners A twitches
CRUMF ELECTRIC 346* Auburn Rd.
PET *4913. UL 646M	■ _
WsfCiAGRTPACE
IT HAS TO OO THIg WEEKEND . (II 4 m spaa* beaters 1 AB Apt. stse Elec, stave
j. TRAILER, 940
S™ Pt?IG 172 s. Sastaaw	mo wmfJ‘ FE 5-3106
* cycle in inch art lawn metrae. used i)b law*, fil 1 a*gg»" *?*»-»»■ «*v	
met farm wagm ' stoe stave. telVv	» «■* xpartaupt
	tadow. 3*B t-rrtt 3PL^i!gTg’
Wee*. Open- Ev SoaL EfSt’'"	HEATER *89-ta:
lodeltng.
RERRY DOOR SALES
Open Dam ( to 1 f . *M" M Brtnrtnye 1.571 S. Paddpq	PE zma
I HOT WATER MBAIBRST']* GAL
heaters at terrttlt values. Mlcht-JH ImmihUh Orebnrt 1A/
BSST
Knotty Pine BiaeBag
vm*
CHURCH’S.INC
Mi aum
K Saginaw ^-^FE t
ovmmscn
is. MM*; 36-gal. factory
k iWW* 6^-t	3 pc. maple bdrm sulL
. afti payarats 0!	H H.F, alr-coddttloaer
M wjSJEjettattorI .. Small munte'ehubT otafe gEawrcan crad- bob mfcmoSaat
OR 3-136* weekend only. MA 64114
» an payments of MM
Mirlftrtry
% YARD END LOADER. 1 UkAlL-',-' era. 1 O'Dell spreader, asphalt roller, asphalt distributor., 1 dump trucks. PE 4-UBI after •
(li gs jo*. Am cabfyrapbR complete with hose and attach-meats. MI 64111cr JO 6-5151. BTDRAUUC TAIL GATE POR lib Ion truck, but after. '93 Fort, 2-tae^ truck chassis, good motor, nod tires, pheap. 3 spool winch..
XJhrirtll control>' *
“SS,S,.7K«KLa5"Dm‘
WELL DRILLINO EQOp
is
S»Ie Mu*U:Al Goods 71
3« m(M. S SWITCH. WHITE AND
• |MA|iiirrdta«.Th» >*• Oil

——.custom built. Used IMA. rtay drily Urge dleoount. Email dgwn payment Bataace 3( not.
CALBI MUSIC CO.
maw . ' pe mn
IBS o if
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. CALBI MUSIC CO.
6*n». M3 orchard Lata Ave.-47. Iff Jf. segjnaw
J
THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 196$ ‘
im
5pS|&
CABLE Ta jrflf$SXW~Pl/Uro. This Mi ptaho lk In A-l Ml, IMM tor BUI* k ■*&. Karri*
FoiTsAli sExcffic bawIuan Outtar tad accessorise. Oood conBHlon. ClU n l-nu before 1:4* pm. and ,—■<— p m to t p.m.
FREE :
I month* bibb* rental _ ' Try before you buy I Onlr til par mo, plus «*rtB|«. NTMtt
H a. Bagtoaw	rx 3-ii«9
lowrey heritXok EunftrRdN-tc organ, Clascal now. UL HIM
ioer~®Dfi»
• Plano, 1031. Huron.
LESTER BETPY ROM SPINET Pi-
;.Ftr ldb . Roto'	7$
POODLE SMALL MINtATtmE Jm jtous* brokan. AEC registered.
Emir“^ —
LOraJlpF
POODLE PUPFIffi. WErnTtOTiT _eroam_*t*adards. Mutual 4-9045.
FOObLES <l0 DO WN~
gptel wt shop	m j-sija
REOtlTERFD MALE BOSerT-PH HE|
registered English setter pupa. Mutual 9-9KL teopjcal pish ?6»i sals oup-Pma IBc each or I tor sic. Sword nib He. Call PS Mats after « /niuri.^JPrl. sad BE dor
LAROKlmJtCriOE. LOWEST I n.__________„	.j- .
■ PRICES	Dogs Trained, Boarded 80
Student Rental Plan — >-Z Term* --- --------------------
Llbaral Trade Allowance*
Elect Organ $139.50, now $MM.
Aulhortred Orotah Guitar Dealer EUWARPB , 1U SAGINAW OROAN. COttN MINUET,~BLOND ^ parcuaalon.'MAple MUSI.
-___.....
ultb PcrcuaalQB. MApl AMO TOWW^asC^I
PIANO
Parfar Orsaa  ..........a I
Eammoad Chord Organ ....ML
Gallagher Music Store
IS >. Huron1 ‘______pb a-oaat
PORTABLE ELECTRONIC PIANO. Easily aarrtod A stored. lokoa up raff tlUla apoca. Sara oo toll sUftitly uaad plan* Morrta Muala
6aii518fiflHpiAiio List new
Auction Sales	881 Sale Motor Scooters 94 CARNIVAL
NEAR
___________i char-
awtval rackar; lovo-i Sail aad chair. „J and eereral cheat a; Tallow aad ahrom* broakfaat gal: Movietone. Miscellany unllmltod. ANTIQUES WILL RE SOLD at”? O'CLOCK. Thor win laohuto nlo* hanging tempi; gono with tho wind lamp; aatln glaaa butlor dlah; chamber aot; alca a*lection at glassware Sam Praam, Auctioneer at Oxford Community Auction me M-M Just north *t Oxford! id Prdulx, Sales Mgr.

’M MUSTANG. IM OC, TAKE oaar Payments. PL .3-3961.
UM CUSRMAN SUPIE XAOL* S^eeltont condition. Cheap PS
liym A 'rtdSR'dWKiLI/U (■*««■— I Simplex A Track Rabbit Care. grl. «te. Wont PR SSMS, I
For Sale Motorcyciss 98
ISM TRIUMPH TAORR CUB MO* I torcycle. S*c. cond. Mutt *«1L —I Only. |M». Mi MSI.	| j|
NEW AMD USED IMPORTED MO* toreyelea ear apeclalty.
HARKLE88 ■	PE HW
Bosts A Accessories 97
Odd cheat of dn llama can be et mat • am Ul couth, a* mi. wt MY 2-1521.
JOHNSON OUTBOAI
top dresser? Blonde I SSTjLfTZ n*?*
TV. Lincoln rocker Cbiom din*	Mn6t%,*0WM.	.
otto aaJ^dapW ooueh Nottoway 4 HORSEPOWER SVtNRUDt mo-bed. “Gone With thewtai* lam» I. tor Me. PR 8-1604.
■ |	[*£ .f,.	BOAT’ j
mu# ! r*PLAT SoTTOM BOATS. liRT" I It ViJs# OrtS? ^■^tetTValrbayoa, Mlcll. |
.	.-----------:----- iTFSor ALUMINUM boat, car- i
mu vst “ess	.T™*« » rwifcrw.
DOG TRAIEJEO. HAVE AN OBE-£*gi **** BdM DOOS ARD'
aar •
Hay, OfEhs 4k Fdsd 82
HRAIDS Or WHEAT STRAW «Oc; IN baloa at atfalfa hay Me; Mt arataa of aora. Me par trait Will daltrar. OaI-IIH -■MRALRS ftRST gnfSS~AL: tub bay tor aaie. Oood quality. ~mth State Ed\ IJ ml. Ortonvllle on MUSI Trl
lam i
Gallagher Musk	SS
USED LOWR1E OROAN. BERK-^^J^f®,,,,^ SEnF"6
Uao* iSwrln MuaTc.**3« "s. *?olt APMJO^ATttTTT TON^BXCSL^
iraph Rd. Aoroaa from Tei-Ruroa. i *«"! StMlNy a talta alias* Mod* PE 2.0557.	1 with preaorvollvea. U par ton at
_ i	_	,_____ ,* _bu»b;l. OR 5-7751.	'
Sals OWcs Equipment 72 ttmotht ^^JJkd^lpalpa
__ j ft.. VHP
mm rm MW1._______________
I OH RICHARDSON. I WIDE X M bet. 1 bedroom. Ukt now ooa-dittos. Pull length, aluminum naming tad window awotnga,
>N N. Opdyka, Lot lM
in6 Orbit camper.
« «uV
fm'ncK-
siefc Sv
BTf fHOMPSON KtlPEER row MM. EM SStM,
EML atoorlag whoal, Ugbt*. sot-or. MartUry Sorb M E Matter-. Craft trailer, A-l road. MM. IM Cola man.
tSTPr.'ALUMINUM 1
d control* Pb. kotaaM-
lt-PT CAEE 'N' itf A’ FtBEROLAS uumj. UM '« h p Johnaon. MA
17-Ft. Owens "Fiberglas Runabout
PHH'Mrffia. 8** them aad sat a domtnetraaaa at warwarTramar Salat MM W Huron. iPlan U
ffeararSmT*47 >W, > ,,eU-
cioshto OUT OH OUR LARdt trallara How Schulte. IBM $ bedroom Oo- ItaM. 1-brdroom.
SIM 4Vor oar coat. Soy Hi* an now toU-cootalntd 15'/» loof'Cr**, nib tad M not modal*. Tour-A-1 Horn a. IS to M fool Uadd trallara - 77 foot Oroot Lake*, gias *M Nat RoyaL taa-•am Wheel. $1356 36 - foot Pon-Uaa Chle., $1095. Extra apeeldl, I'
9-bad room its* Blear 61 Nat.	______
only 61690. 1N37 foot SbOdTOOm I Ml 8. Bird. Xael. OsiNMas air odadtiNeor. ITns.1 HOLLY MARINE AND COACH
By Dick IVmMr • Foreign A Sports Cets IOB i ^ Ff lull'-Cert - <M
OMPLETjt ' SERVICE OH ALL I
1K8. Desperation
$ALE •
8rIr UtR# Crtr
1967 SUICK, 4 DOOR WT . 8PE-rial. Terr aba—	-“’l“
m
, dynaflow. Radio!
*M BUICE, 1ST Ml ■ ; ■ PB 2-3689	___
1956 BUICK.4-DR.
Tbit la a apodal black aad while, radio, iaalit, alomailr abtft Very nice Ifislde and out Etc. rubber. A baryta at MM. PEOPLE'S AUTO SALES
66 Qakland___________FE_ 3-7351
1956 BU1CK SPECIAL	---
hardtop, J tone, rad-,, MOTRI padded daah. tinted glaaa. eae-
tom upbolatary.----
and a tearing .^^ood
We Need Room
THESE CAM MUST OO . BEFORE APIUL 13TH
ALL
.PRICES REDUCED
•51 PONTIAC 1 Doer B-T .	*1664
lido a Heater, Hydrostatic. Ex-
•57?Hrr»lT«Ut*lon w.ion *1394 • I * Dear 310 - Poworiu r l 9 Heater. Onyx Black.
' *57 PONTIAC 4 Door H-Top HIM brakes | Radio * Hratar, Hydramatic l-
“ ,00d i '9?Slinr 9 Dear 1XS . _ ■ 91994
iiicK-^MR^rracaF-
llonhllv clean. OR 3-28*5.	*66 BUICK
1993 'BUICK SUPER HARDTOP. • J Door.	-
--- - 1W. 9936. FE 4-9S49.	'56 OLDS Super M H-Top
FORTY-THIUrtl
For Sale Cars 108
new mm J *
PLYMOUW
rat;
11895-
idea Ml No t; federal aa le transfer
NEW 19M
MncltanrfRY
4-DOOR
Owner.
' 1 Ipw Jiw ......
RadW S Hotter, I K R^iccial H-fap .
yulT Power.
•is;PORD Custom 9 Dear
_9 3*4 j
Harris PE 5-2766.
BUICK CENTURY .4 DWHT.
31.250. Call after 4 p.m. OR
64 BUICE, 4 DOOR. DY*APlSW, “ ' oood white aide wall line. Ex- » EAVT BO
la* i .
1QULEVARD PE 9-4367

EM 3-0061. S. Conway.
1953 BUICE SPECIAL. 1-DOOR, radio ond Motor, dyneHow need# muffler tad thou all. 9199. Par-fact tranaportattoo. Stock No. ASM. . BIRMINOHAW-RAMBLER. SM 8 Woodward. MI 3-6904.
'59 Olds M Hobday Ida. Pwr. 91996 •67 Chevle Bel-Air hardtop 91795 '63 fulek. Super hardtop . , 9 346 I HARDENBURO MOTOR SALES
With 7t H P alMiric g
"He called me Father instead of Daddy-0! Is he growing Co'm;rc'oka''i«d'wito;_ri 6-Y3M
up mentally or getting short financially?"	I .. .	____—
—. ........... ............ri——................-------------j All Tires’ on Our Cars
. Unconditionally i - Guaranteed
DEMO
1969 CHEVROLET
Impels. 9 dear hardtop. V-9, Pew-artUdo. Power brakes a steering! Radio ft boater.
TAYLOR'S
cmcviiOLrr-oLOsicosiLS
lleri i Rlfw *	MA 4.1
DESOTO
4-ooabaBMdi
$2495
Includoo full fadtory oqulp-ment; '‘federal exetea tax,/ , .and tteoaea trmaaftr.
. VALIANT i
Alt Models and Color* •
SCHUTZ
MOTORS, me.
013 s Woodward Btrminyhaia MI 0-9JM	«1	JO 0-1549
M PORD VS. I DR PORDOMATIS FE 1-7993	■
>'33 MODEL A . illi MApIo HW
IMS 1 TONE 9 r]
f&A
Boats A Accessories 97
Mazurek Motor & Marine Sales
inSSnlitlL _3 DRAWER DM
Oak. Oaod eaailllaa: Pt 3-71
-lT^<^'Rd.lTgbland!
~g-i- Ctrnra* Pmiburnnl 73 r’OURTEEN YOU NO EWES DUE ' aEM MOTE equipment 79, telamb a May. Ooad am Ward
-------------------------- Dunaton. 4*25 White Lake Ed . I
COMPLETE RETAIL BAKERTLWM^R. Rglct>, ,_______________
equipment. -OR 3-3169 evening#. PIGS FOR SALE. I WESES OLD I ' NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. 949. _P* 3-3433. '__ ■	\
Nfc1 — ^*fl*	871
PORTABLE typewriter; OOOD	i
idttlon. OR 3-3133.	___
TtosSruvmSc^! saaimr*M^nr
nwe-weekold Pioa.
DETROIT An PONTIAC CHOP Sac the all aqw Detroiter Larr	------- —
40 HP! MEItCURT, ELECTRIC starter and 14 ft. boat. JMS.M cash, km 3-3981 attar t;0C 4* h.p MbrnflaEg a q&t-
Parte and __________
boats tooted Short Pino Lake. PH 3-1
Sale Used Track* 103
.. ISM 4« TOR PORD TEUC Oood condition. Complete \
AU motors, j aide wT end plumbing 1
Hooka Place I IM i.nm ia a aasi
,5260
1151 Ford Patrlsne IM
SF.E THE GOLD CUP
"WINNER OP PRESIDENTS CUP TWIC* SLLVlll CUP j
awF
OO SEE TEE REST — THEN COME SEE SOME OP THE BEST
a	”IgLAgROR.
want to pay at a deal you rarely M BVINRUDS Tte E.P. 11 HRS.: boats. S
hl^peT^
nDrSyton Plata* FE 3.7i«g.
MS 0.9
Only S--------------
141 PORb. 1 TON ikAKE. RftH. W7Mrt Sugar
OR 3-3660.	_____ |	* door, hardtop.
ISO PANEL TRUCK
cr
IN BOATS.
IRT IN FOR THIS ONE,
TON CHEVROLET PICK-<n> truck PE S-M9S.
U PORD I DUMP. 5 YARD BOX Mil, n i *—
OP^S! 19M Rnmbloi inod. PH y c-under „ - Enrllnlns
I PORD jgtdP. intOCX.~9TTT mt qadlllae
164 Mtreury Con» ertlbla A1I power, perfect condition
boys see itins qjnt
----'MPORD. **C' COND!-------
MA 1)4-3133	'
1966 PORD STATIOW WAOON, BA-DIO E HEATER,' ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN.^isSb paymant* *9 *37 M tar mo. Call Credit Myr. Mr. Parka at MX 4-7500, Harold Turner Ford,
ie4 rafcb a door, radio a
H E A ill ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN Assume sky-manta of 930.70 per mo. CaU -.Oram Myr. Mr. Parks at MX 4-7000. Harold Tumor Ford.
•'finRSETi. custom. 300, pot£
RftH, wsibors,. White walls. PM. O-OOOl sftet 3 p.m. _____
___	_	FORD ’00, 4-DR. RftH. STD. S,
pontiicsrRAH.	good cond. 0709.00. Mf Mil*.
- “*■“	1 -157 FORD 1 DOOR. RADIO ft
______,____- _____ , HBAfftt, flllMBW; MU
•90 Edsef. like new.	LUTELT NO MOREY DOWN.
Many Other Oood Care	Assume payments eg 434 44 par
FINANCE ARRANOED .	mo, Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parka
ECONOMY CAM It AUBURN at MI 4-7900. Harold Turner Faro. IMS CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. '54 FORD. V-0 RANCH WAOON.
■ - - —	i
57 Cadillac, o 6r h t. pwr.
'57 Llneota R.T. Premier. Power, 50 Cadillac----
i Commander, RftH.
I '55 Cxdlllkt and 3 T ..41444 '00 Buick 9 door H.1
Mortal -S8 Chrysler-------	"
> 'M and '»
M aad 'M Fords. RftH.
p.m.. MAM* 9-13M.
U Bogle j
Sal* Sporting Goods 74 fe'jMt 7 ^<sX^m>>S i
—SZZZ—----l n. r rtdtay mowers S to lb bp.'
A^UA LUNG. MASK AND P1E*.|	* *“
Bolens Yardman. Jacobson. Porter cable. Fairbanks. Islander. &
ir and Tractor a IS EQUIPMENT 17 Dime Rwy.
I Ml N. of Pontine ___________....
Open 7 daya a week OARWAV" ALUMINUM TRAVEL trailer*, slaapa 9. (III.
LITTLE JO"
OOOOELL TRAILER SALES
Buchanan Boatworks
New aluminum boat. 3'a. hp. Evtarude 9375; New 10 ft. fiber-1 i (las runabout, motor. . trailer, I traitor*. MM: Now 13 ft. wood boots, *40.
1	'	*10:	aluminum, (130;
117V; Tralltra *M.M;
Plbargl . I runabout:
OOLP CLUES POE SALK
OUNS - EOfr*ItLL, TRADE. Mapte ^TtS' or ' OR 1-7M9 | 3100_§. Ra*b*at*r~Rdr~’ WmIN I runabot Hebtoy LOME. lOIBagtey.	D A VI p ERAPIXT OAR DIN OST YOUR-VACATION TRAILER BOAT WIND8HIELDB. COMPLETE i
OUNS. MODERN AND ANIQUE.I “kator with Mak anow. plow, dual S reservations now. AU new lOOOJ with hardware. 910.05 up. Perry
Buy, cell, trade and repair Burr-’ _H«c|*._MA 9-1M3.____________ | . Model. Phdo Trotter. Sales ond i service, Inc., 0139 Highland Rd.
379 f. Taleqragft. nt 3-*m FA^ALL l^AL»6, CUE. EACH 1	1444	Lapeer Rd. B04T INSURANCE, ONLY 93 M
SEE US BEFORE 1
MICHIGAN
BQATJKBVICB. INC BILL HICKSON. PROP 9 W. HURON	PB 94
.	PE 4-9943.
I 55 DODOfc. V-8, %-TON PICK-UP. Exe. cond., Moo or trade for '
! and motor. EM 3-6351 10661 1
1 Lake Ed._______
UM, DODGE IbtM srttft. 64M. OA 6-3303.	"
M PORD, 4k TON STAKE *06 Chary, to ton pick-up 64 Ford 94 ton pick-up TOM BOHK. INC.
130 8. Mata. Mll.prd. MU 4-1715 . ’57 FORD S CYLINDER. 1-TON I dual wheel 0790. » West Kennett
9 t-M ody. m'
- ism ford » Moil u saw
1 ft HEATER. AESOLUTELT no DOWN. JMME
__	________ h eQUipment. OR 3-OTOaJ________________________________________
PS 4-0344	i FARM ALL M TRACTORANb FORD ilr YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A
i [vs SAIT ALL dpt TROUT tractor. Both In excellent con- IJ trailer home, too this one btforo
^ Creek Ranc^Oreenfield at 91-24.1 dltiOD, Great Oaks Stock Farms, i 3”* ^“7: * IM O* S-3930._
■'**—* '« '-«"•, _ _____"• LATE MODI
NEW AND I >—eetmllcrj
,r„ ALL YOU BOATNIKS Hj COME TO THE ‘ COVE" OF THE NINTH CAT
OPEN S-; SUNDAY 134
J.
SKIP'S USED CAES
737 n Mata.
OL XML and OL •64 BUICK 3-DR. H < nice. 4136 Elisabeth L
ICK INVICTA C___________
white top Powsr brake*, amts, steering. Triple turbta*. dynaflow. powqr soot. S-Z etc glass Radio, hooter, whit* walls. —	" or (rode. FE 3-3319 alter
** J?j*c->TPyLtoBSSPi *$AL CADILLAC ELDORADO COlivdtf. _etoan, low mlleate, PE 4-33M, Exe., full power, two)* 4-berrel •59 OMC to TON FE 4-0090. 117	cairbs. special alum., spoke wheels
Lchetgh.	• j —_ White with War-" "
•creak Ranch, Oreenlleld at M-94. SET OP BURKE REGISTERED golf Clubs. PE 3-1770.
Sand, Uravel and Dirt 7o
Rochester. OL 1-4__
FARM MACHINERY ------* ”	‘"i. Oliver 8a
ii — si Oxford.	i _———
HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS.'itiC# I NEW toss rop SOIL CRUSHED (TONE. •*> “roe	John Door!
ltd. groeel. EL yb Conklin. “„New IdM Dtelo Machy Orton-
^i-lliy Or ft 34*17,_  | _ vUlo NA 14m.
DR I YEW AT GRAVEL. 11KLD NUW JOHN OKERE DEMONSTRA-_td. Retail or wholesale. .PEI tor Tnotore. So* us aad —
-0791 Of PE 1-3301.	• | . W* ‘rede
, BOAT., MOTOR AND TRAILER. 40
—   -     ,    	h.p. eloc. Scott. Will eaerUtoo. PE
LATE MODEL M- OR 30-PT.	4-10*0
SmHEBMri -----------ivment oa ----
modern 3-bod room CoL,. ... Common SL, Waned Lako.
Vacation trail
_______Draw-Tito frame hitch*
for *11 cat*. P. Howlant 334* DUIe Bwy. OR 3-I4M._____
Oxford Trailer Sales
Now Idea Do /
___la
fEeld! new
4^™..g_p» ?•”*> — . - ______*.	.?”*. *? nn*“c*- , I Now I0-wtda* In General. Vasa-
cow manure, driveway j i art laud Area Hardware hood, oroat L*k**! simmer and
----.	aoLter l	------- i n—. Traveling trailers la
Oarwood and Tour-Home*. kyroMK—-------* Of not.
. -----ifoy---------—_______________HARTLAND 3311
CRUSHED ROAD ORAVEL^ LOAD- KOTO Nortf MO AND 94 ’ MOW-
ad or Del. ft orodod. Flak Rd. I ae aiso n- iu. ...	_..M
— - ---- .j (rod oa
M $iW MS^ OR, 3-6533.
CRUSHED'STONE. SAND. ORAV- used OARDEN TRACTOR*' aNn i ■am'‘and’ ol. Earl Howttftl. EM 34*31 j EQUIPMENT POT A™“WAA8 foliar.
DRIVEWAY ’ GRAVEL.' LOADED I *“ """	• ------1
------ HME I “
' or dtUtrorod PB
SPECIAL
Oratal 9 ML 19A __,
Send" if yart* WaldiFbMoh'Mft^I NONTIAC RD, ftT OPDYXE
*•	—“1 Used Tractor Buyers
American bione Products j*”*11 * CTUWI" *****
9336 Saababaw Rd Cterfcatoa 4 sard Ford*. 3 Ford Perruaon'a
________MApla 941*1	___ 1 Perguaon'a 1 Oliver tractor*.
OTOD^ROAD ORAYIL DELIVERED.	*nd dI»Ml *od*la
POEt^ijuST»fiBHnr»up:	25!,tirJl,tuX^iS.'Sf
&	2d” rue"! j f£C&;tS?*	^
Pontiac Farm & Industrial Tractor Co.
IMfjOr toad*
RACTORS-AND	**rt*°l aod* accessories. ^We” ’rent
-------- . .6 AS Dow as trqnqrs
USED POWER UWN MOW- MY 94T31. 9 mil* south of LakO ' wa FOR AS LOW AS 116 I .Orton on M-M I^HOoS wwn£ tlLa9*9" TS PRACTICALLY NEW 19 IT ALUMl" »L" !	“W" traitor, fully equipped Bleepi
A'ShP® ™m OVER NOW_ I 4. 3990 Pontiac Lake Rd^
0 PontUte Lake
lliSo"AifD PEA ORAVEL. Uverod wasonakls. aod i
PARKHURST TRAILER COURT & SALES
Row and asod. ortvato US* oa 13 aaroa kotweeu Lax* Orion aod Oxford *0 M-M. Now Moon*. Owosso. Vootours IMS Lapeer Rd- US* Orton MY 34011. SHORT'S MOBILE HOME . SALES ft SEE V1CB New 1M0 travel trailer*. Oem and Eaamar, complete
93* ft Woodward
ROAD GRAVEL AND PEA GRAVEL.
6040 and IS A stone. FE 2-7774. jFE 4-0481
^ TKUCFC 7“ AuctioE Sales
TOP SWL — CRUSHED STONE Send ft. Gravel delivered. OR 3-1M1 or FE 0-0071.
Wood, Coal 4 Fuel 77
AUCTION . SALE
3173 W. EtMkft____________PI 44741
■nmmto rwmanaurm OR ALL DIS-ptoy meMls. Epeolkl into on 16M rental*. 0*1 ynnr reaervatlont In for samnwr vacations. Jacobson s Traitor Bale*. 66*6 Williams Lake Road. OR 3-6081.
BOAT SHOW TIME For a Quality Dosl So* Ul SCOTT MOTORS WHITEHOUSE-SPORTECEAPr DURATSCH-AQUA SWAN BOATS ALLOY-RIVERDALB TRAILERS 1* PER CENT DOWN. M MONTHS
CRUISE-6UT BOAT SALES
It's Tune-Up Time—All Motors S3 E. Walton. Open Sun. PE S-4603 Z CENTURY 9 CHRIS CRATT CAVALIER SLICK CRAFT PIBEROLAS 8A1LPUSH-8U N PISH PORTABLE DOCK8-H018T AJAZ TRAILERS INLAND LABES BALES yj7 W. HURON	.FE 4-7111
DAWSOiTE SALES SPECIALS U*t BLUB STAR — Fiberglas run-
guarantoed. backsd by M 1 roar* s snarl an os. Tony i Marin* 1 Service. 2M5 Orchard Uke Rd,
Keego Harbor. PE g-gllt or PB 6-3410. Open IS t» i.
YOU OWE -
«.» yourself. Cheer mg — before you buv. Boot (lace. alum. SCOTT
#9 hp. HMr WlNL _	_________________
»lth motor and traitor only MM, I	VPVV
Other new complet* outfits start-	•' r' •v
?Jrl* ^y^^tSrn^ W DodgrPickup MS Usad boats Irom 119. Cum-	$1695
ttkaffs.Mep.aB&.fgas4	mdud„ *n .und.rd t.,
I ZL^H*-*«222te2^:1
191 ». Sagtnaw	PE 9-
rtbsnlas runakaut. ^	____^
""" 1 *OL 9-
•ull back seat. ruMle BJ[ Twin.
... NEW EMPIRE — Fiberglas Seville. IT eoatorUn*. M" beam. m|'	*■“	■	“ ■ qgftm-
Pontiac’s
Truck Center
GMC
Factory Branch OAKLAND AT CASS
____. „ . Schramm Truck
j “ & Equipment
.jtotoi*-. Dtkle Hwv. ' OB 3-13M ]
MONEY. DOWN. Aseume paj-
________ _______ia» i*UX t'etT0*!
SUPEk SPECIAL 4-75Q0. Harold Turner Fort.
I960 PORD 0 CYLINDER CLUB j 'll FORD CLUB COUPE. SEE AT coupe. 190	I W »Ute Street after 4 p.m. -
BIRMINGHAM|"wa»0^®
sum* payment* eg *199T_P*r mo. Call 4?rodlt Mgr. k». Ph«* (l MI 4-7*60. Harolrt Turner Ford. •57 FORD FAHiLANE, 4 DOOR. 34* hp_ V4 etandard tran*mts--•Un. RfcH, new whitewall tiro*-wat 3*06. MA 4-3*80.	1
Honest to Goodness
DEPENDABLE EXPERIENCED USXD CAM!
Buick SMC. CWiVert.fgl
Ford Convert. EftK .f Itf
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3904
CHEVROLET 3 DOOR* ceyne. Radio, bee'er. wt tlree. Standard. August cl
'&T
"BA- Us'
1964 CHBVRdLET BEIr AXE.
PE 94469.	Z I ***** k#*l#r. ,wXcsU#nt c--.—
! 9199. A0M^%*v0m«teM 'mw I ,V, Y* Otyi^: V-Pft TraE9
psVUto. contlqgntal tali. R ; month. See credit manager. Mr. ,-jj chev- Wgn. OD .
4 *444 ..	_	WhltiTat/ King Auto Bales. 115 S. >gg Potd I pass. wgn. RftH.9
NO MONEY DOWN J	peW--------------[g	*uU* |
1997 Chev. 3-Door, oroon. Uii ' .... _	_	_
KsSK. swaatf WILL ACCEPT
193 S. Saginaw. ^
iff--':"'" I new 1*00 Ramblers or any ““	•—d r aa part payment.
i PMkai,	I
, .9 Naih OD dutrol •99 Plymouth SMB « •M Ford V-S Wsn
ergllde, loyntr_
1953 CHEVROLET 3 DOOR. .... DIO AT HE ATEH, ABSOLUTELY
NO MONEY D—	------
payments of 110,1

■54 Ford Cuatomllne 6 OD . Pontiac SUrchlef HT . •54 Oov. 3 ft « door
it
BILL SPENCE
____	RAMMLER-DALLAS
*t«erln'*‘"'c"ontrou!"”ri H'p I 1001 N. MAIN	ROCHESTER I
start, motor and tratt«r,
___________t steering_____
I RAN. turtte-gltde^OR 34 1054 CHEVROLET 3 DOOR
"RAMBLER"
-SALES d* SERVICE—
0 S. SAGINAW'	PE 3-4941
r IV s
I. W-shl
nsaaqi
at Adams, Auburn Heights. PE WANTED; USED U-FT. ALUHf-
-I- . ^	;	* ,nd *•
For Sai> Airplanes 99
IE. 73 M. 1 I
r prop.----
Lit. 11 boors
H I I* NT T^MT 7/N	4-7500 Hftroiu IV
2) TRUCKS
PICKUPS
;ni*vnuLe*i i uyvn,____. .................... -
mf ft HEATER. ABSOLUTELY 56 CHEV CONVERT. V4. ROW NO MONEY DOWN. Assume trgUde, Powerpack. Power stor* piymtnU of $14.37 _per mo. Call tag. whitewalls, radio. RftH, spin-Credit Mgr Mr. Parks at Ml ntr*. harbor kid# with white top, i-7500, Harold Turner ford.	mm~	-----
Buy Now
Right on*Kuksn	j TfEnspoftEt'ii Offered 100
Ridge ltd., to Do mod* R J Left and follow «l«ns to DAWSOrS SALES. MTIP-SICO LAKE , Open ovory night 'Ul g. Phono Efti 9®.
FIREPLACE. FURNACE AND; kindUnc wood. Oood price on 9	STARTING
cord Into. 779 Scott LoS* Rd.L'DiriAV	1 nil
PE 44339 ae OR 3-0H5.	iTPIY-* *	.....1 "■•«.
FIREPLACE CANNXL COAL. bA 1 LKDAY ....7 P.M.
SUNPAY ..........2 P.M.
0^ro^rT£L(,.frr,fjkt hew and used
I FURNITURE A APPUANCES
---------Ha_____________ DOOR PRIZES AVERT AUCTION
NEW MERCHANDISE CAN BE
TRAVELO .40 FT.. ALUM. AWNINdl 1	-- ; —
I	”4 440*	r.Z!?£^	r^.'
AE NEED USED TRAILERS. ALL u elses. Haro buyers watting. HOL- cot ' T MARINE AND COACH SALES 1521* Holly Ed Holly, MBS-
wood,. 3 cord, 517 Pol. FE B-0131.
Plants, Trees, Shrubs 78
PURCHASED WITH NO DOWN PATinMT
U ft M MONTHS TO PAT
_OPKH'l DATS J4 “
FOR RETAIL ft BUYINO
Ameft Room Opso Every Auctloa
Bt&B
AUCTION
I 5089 DIXIE HWY.
*#rS" »*9to Prayto* Plains I _ Pew Shopping Center
_________________ HOUSEHOLD AUCTION AND
KJ.a-.iK31, as. -Tf&w&srTwSi
_ °*l the nwmleaa loeau* a miu
ERN AND PRIVATE. IN-. r* Ttl Dorti Ed. . OXFOtOriiOftlLE MANOR FOR those who mm the best. 9VxW tots, trior cement patio*. *te.
Dig your own. Arthur Howland, 3W7 Crumb Rd , Walled Luke. IVSRORSSM SHADE TRESS. ALL!) kinds. P—tta* Lsndssaplng PE; 9-9477 or 8-9364.
NURSERY OROWN EVERORESN trees and shruks. t to 4 ft., l|4r or more, 9150 oa. Lsm than 10, 99 **, Tow dig. 19 ml. north of PooUM on Ul. 19. Cedar Lailb Evergreen Palm. 9976 Dixie Hwy. (U.E. 191 Clarkstott. MA 5-1933.
Stttewide Yrce Service
Now is the 41m* to trim, m»nt and rouroro largo trots.
I relnforoed hod
I combination. ^Mhardt ’suipeih
-	UMlwSi. £iu^5:SAuS? _,l0B'	*-*•*••_____
roMU,44in0nT M **UF' “**■ I DSMoTI-AKE-N-SSA DBLUXI PI-
-	■ -	*- --------l--------I berglaa 19 ft. with Mm. (9 h.p.
was 93900 now 91.100. On* Dum-phy Way-Parer. IS ft. More. TS M. was 99S9S now 99499. On* Pona-Tan IS ft. S9S9. One P«m-Yan It ft. S9M. One 11 ft. fart-mas fishing host. 9175. II ft. flberllas Pare MsrulttU. 9196. Comtag soon — tom -*—*• -* Lom Star alum, and
Rut Trailer Space 90
f&U'YE StCEN THE REST; NO# so* tho host. Squars Lake Trailer
AkIO Accessories 91
17-'IS OLDS. TEX CARE MANX-and J Mercury Maraudrt HoUey earbs, (79. PE M719 after 4. ' SUPER-CHAROER, 990, PE 3-2011.
jbHNSON MOTORS
Stareraft boats. Gator traitor*, svsrythlag for tba boot.
OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 300 Orchard Lako ftva. HiTltlo
• — O.R SILVER TOWN 410-11 tuba top* Era ooaos, new. (IS. ~ MW oftor t. J
Commerce VtUoge

For Sale Pets
ROOd. W»t«t ft. ----„ MV
Transit apg, till Mack EH truck, tandtm roar. 4 y— ~ mixer, rood rubber, to
MtEHOUE RJTTEMPREE TO] West ta’ghSuro "'SrtJte ' v . older couple r* t-*101 eventns* double oven. 6 burner. A-l Prl-.	l-l. Bendlx
Dinette sot
I m p. jonnson.____________
. cjarkettm-Wfi—-! A-l UnHRitll 0319 UP. 8k
9 AEC OftOBfti^NDS AT_*rUD.
Pup*. 939. Jamer s PS S-3939 1 WEEKS OLD BEAdLE PUP-plps, 910- OR 3r7*ll3.	. '
I MOS. OLD-TOPPT. SXC PET - fur ehlldlfen. ..PE 9-3714, ■
■ARC REG. SAMOYED (RE8EU-
fasvsff w
ARC REOIETBXED 3 YEAR OLD nml*^ German 8 h e ph e f d. OR
AK^Mhl 'cOCKXR PUiWIfc. #8
AKC RHO. MALE nor tod. Blond w Rous. PR 3-1399 BEAOLE^PUPS. 9
DCINOESI 1
L119 ft 919. MA-
DACHSHUND REO, STUD SERV-l«o. and pqpptos, PE Mill. ENGLISH POINTER 19 MOS. OLD. ttoOiHxir .	.
f BOXER. REAR. PE
Vtomsitor tsEftn POH SALE AKC REOISTERED
asl,<rdto. t ysar^stol. Loves OWttUN^SEEPHERD AKU. MS.
ttdalrt refrigerator, automstle dryer. A. * rtth 4 chair- ' —
3 Utr sewlpg ear..
trytt.
- dining
I* chair. »- 1
TSSut'r.
"t.	3 uphol.
filing cabinet
tfr* If?
trad* to ea GommI Safety Tina 'U^toper cent X It ' |
ED ^WILLIAMS
491 (. Sagtaaw at Haaburn
TIRE DISCOUNTS
BRAND HEW - FIRST CLASS
670x 15
RCA 1 BLACK	.........
iP" Tsox 14 -	■
3 pc. ^living room suite, oval ' BLACK .......;. S13.1
' ”*	i **Pc8s	EECAPAB^IC'*
"J r, very 4 '’mWmftEWft ,
Mahoigany
nice. Small bookcase, fftps cabinet. Floor l lr*y» Quantity eg t* Youth * bod and
"S2. C.*wmcl..»
MM
M drawers.
S3C r
rorynlo* f
' Ssjted! ^7^*^ mm!
Antlqut chsete dish
name bf*h (16.60 plus State Tiro I
FW,
. tax and Salas 60C or PE 4
ANDY CSIKI GARAGE
Sprat lnst*n*d-pc._ ________
Dynaflow RacondtUonlng-labor 649.69 * >tU» KWH PftETB
loot on Dynaflow DYNAPLOWs tehqr .. .. (M M ft labor (36.99
MONKEYS. *1M9l_ I , — -H 6-31181 . . . J POUND
.. ______i 01 asm;
PEDIGREED COCEER WITH PR-
1 otoo eorry the world famous
, 209T	parts
iaETEGL" Mtt. ft^ Trans, oils Rank!	—«p»s 1 ALL
r**m. Prop. 733. Eoldwta Av*.
^,OA.Mr*l«.	j
AU, WORE GUARANTEED
l» MW1 !AM CLEAN-* PX 3M3S3.
ill MILE APgfaoft. 1 «qriHB8fc10*EWgSWOHniwW6 IN TMtt J if 'ftlesraph, country music. 1|. **t-^^J*~*4*1'. .	■.
iKJ4'!*MU«M. Wo buy, IUEANKSHAPT OlClEDlUO IN
hit
• ftJO- Openf dslly to 0 -0.mt MS L.

per".
IN THE
uck Mm
*«P
iberglss
Roy"nboritaf toot*.' Ort a good package fed) on yow Mtreury I to to h.p. motors, boot* and traitors.' Bank financing It per *u>t down. Open 7 days, cur' Dreyer' s Oun ft Sport OatiUi
STERLING TRAILERS ' MARINE PAINTS , * AND SUPPLIES
HARRINGTON BOATS
TOUR EV1NRUDE DEALER 1909 8. Tolosrapft Rd. PE 2-9033 McxniRR ft hfausT / SALES ft SERVICE For Lone stor boot* ft Evlnrude motors. Wo nsv* a lew 1100 mod-tto at vary attracuv* prices. See our display 09 UM Miracle MB* Boat show Friday, Saturday ft
_	. CARS TO NSW YORK
Beanie s Drive*way.	K 3-7939
LEAThfO' FOR HARRISBURO.
Em. tho 9th. Phono PE 9-9199" TRUCK OOINO NORTE PART
Wairted Um4 Cute 101
ATTENTION
. WE'RE PATNO
TOP $$$ DOLLAR
PGR CLEAN USED CARS
Glenn's Motor Sales
9M W. HURON	PE 04171
AVERILL'S
309* Dixie Hwy.
9011______P» 4-IIN
FE 3-
AS MUCH AS ISO PGR Jl
cheap can. PE 3-10*0
CASH
FOR
YOUR CAR
1LEWORTH ft BEATTIE AUTO SALES
9977 Dixit Hwy. „ Clarkstoa MA S-lW : DEPENDABLE USED CARS HARDENBURO MOTOR BALES
•	wTbm
PONTIAC ' BOAT SHOW
AT MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER
April 8* 9, lGjth
Over 200 Beautiful Boats ALL TH£
NEW MOTORS %
$500-
In Free Prizes
QUALITY MOTOR SALES NEEDS ALL MODEL CLEAN CARS TQDAY SM ORCHARD LAP FE 3-18*1 See M & M Moto Siles For lop dollar on later modal can. 3M7 Dixie Rwy. (Ml 3-1183	
7TOP BUCK-JUNK PONTIAC WASTE	CAR.^ TRUCK
TOP DO for M t* *M mileage cart want OMtoffc. H. J. VA» 4569 DtXto ENy,. ' WantIdTju OR 1-3	LLAR model* — Imr ed for out rts^a I WELT Ph. <38 3-1395 w** ODCL DlCX-UP Ffi 6-6146 after
WANTED LATE M< In jood condition.	
■wt ua	txub run*
Obsni Boats Msrcufy Mo-
tors—Spartan nuttro,
Mazurek Motor & Marine Sales
Stfl^a. Bird . East	------
24-HR. PROP REPAIR
JOHNSON MOTQRS MFG BOATS uaao motors
boardman:s
7971 Highland Rd. ti l*. Ui ok t-M 19
HT US LOWER TOUR PAT-ments ft give you troniportotloa.
joe’s car lot
1319 Pontiac Road at Opdyko
A CLEAN CKEAP1E
53 CHEV. tb TON NOT RUSTED OUT!
14 FORD «b TON NO RUST - NEW PAINT
•94 CHEV. ft TON SIDE BOXES ft RACK
PANELS
__	iiit
| -OE CADDIE .	■"
ROGER'S SALES ft URVICl 695 Auburn Art.	PS	*-6101
1963 CHEVROLET STATION	WAO-
6195 No
0fO”U.M
ners. harbor biu* wltii white |6 Chev. Sports Cpe. V-l. Power-glide W-W tiros. Whoot discs. RftH. 3-ton* green and Ivory, A-l cond.. 3315 Annum Av*. OL 34177.
... (MS
'« Wtllyi OD ............I ttt
17) '63 Font 's, oil style* 1114 ft US •93 Plymouth W(n. RftK ..... 9 199 19) ttf	---- “
3 Chav. HT. ft I door Oreury Convert. Nc~ ‘ - —ndebakcr CIS cpe.
•I Cadillac 99 Special
mouth W(n. RftK . ^ 9 199 Chev. 3 door, 0 door 9191 up Chev HT ft Ye DOOR • ttt* I 199
Ii
„ ■__________rat. V-9 Ittak HI
•51 Ford W-too pick-up, Ml«* f 34*
•53 Chov. H-ton ptek-up . I 379
'49 Dodge stake, 4-speed trans. 9 IM
•91 InU '4-ton pick-up..6 111
NO MONET DOWN ' HO PAIR OFFER REFUSED -
I SUPERIOR AUTO SALES
^MrUSMT a**
________jer, Mr. Whit# at
Kins Auto Sato*. 115 8. Saginaw.
•50 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, 4 DR.,
RftH, Excellent condition. Ml,
4T^iiYsui)..atftrs(ttAL 6685 312 149.00. 4940 Elisabeth Lk. Rd.	'97 FORD, V4.1-OE. ^
1994 DolOTO, RADIO AND HEAT-1 REPOSSESSION
■EErnttHh condition. Pull pelf- - - -	—	- - —
———-of Hi
:ins Auto I -B 9-9402.
LIKE NEW. 1957 CHEVROLET ' door. 6. less than 4.990 miles. Ol owner. Muet 9*11 I* settle estot PL t-1494.	i
1958 CHEVROLET BIBCAYNE 2 DR. '*> 1	6 eyl. Radio, hmttor. Powergllde
yyz	gold '57
____________ngnani
i. 1334. 113*9.
i
month. No
credit r--
Kinr
_ ft 8-0402	__
•51 DESOTO ADVENT. CONVERT.
Make reas. offer MA 99333,
’ll DODGE. A-l cdNRXTKMinpr.
________i original 1-te
I Ivory. 1-owner. Blrmtagha ■. Stock No. •“* *■*“
. PORb CUSTOM MO. Straight stick. RftH, real i call after 1 p.m MT 3-1*1
V-l
HEAVY DUTY
■ •• FT VA IAR DOOM
tractor - pull Am '« PORD P-999
TRACTOR
_ st ford pom
PLAT - DUAL WHEELS
BOB BUTLER
HAROLD ‘TURNER'S TRUCK CENTER
tto^WOOpWAED EMM
Auto I ntoruDcu
MED
Em-mSISfpAm
JEROME;
'"Bright Spot"
lien. 17*9. EM J 4517. AlffHORlSJO DEALERS POITmO. Morot# Minor. AnrSii and Awtln H**ly.	. T
So* our selietlen of used imports
. Houghten & Son
*59 N. M»S»: Ertb**tct. OL 1-9711
is viSlkewaGBr. SSZw’.w:.
. washer*, ex*, pond, pi 9-3999 M RENAULT DAULPHINS, BLACK/ whit* wolto. IME. Il.tol' miles
...U»a< AkIg Purta. lil
MOTORS , POBD M V-6, 131: oide ftulek. V-l. *95 Royal Auto Parts. 1139 Mt. tlemen.
North Chev.
Hunter Bird, at 8. Woodward A vs Birmingham 1	MI 9-3739
lilt 4 DOOR STATION WAGON Chevrolet, excellent condition, no _ rost. ehoep. PE 94M4.
1952 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. EEC.
»^lB«Ml£oS8?-RAbffi|[tM-
999 S. WOODWARD- MI 34994.
Ml CHEVROLET 1-DOOR IEDAN. radio, boater. V-9 engine. Fawer-gitde. Silver color an* a one owner cream puff Our stock No.' 12M. Our low price, 11917,
North Chev.
Ill* CHEVROLET BEL AIR TWO Dooy hardtop, Cams* pink and
Kadlom*nd Reater.n0Hu^rryt, 11*5, M payments, 97*.78. Low sash dawn or eld trade.
BIRMINGHAM ‘ RAMBLER
. 666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3904
SAFETY
TESTED
& Guaranteed -
•M Ford Country Sedan wagon.
3 setter ft sharp. _
•M Ford Mainline, f Cyl.. 1 dm Sadaa. A real kuy 'M Rambler 3 door Sodan.
M Olds Holiday aiilah.
PLUS MART OTHERS
Houghten & Son
Tour Friendly OldimobU* Dealer IM M. Mata, Eo*b*ii*r OL 1-97*1
^tattltl!* *Vrt^a7mSrtk' Rtp^r to Fontlao Frtsi Box M '57 FORD CONVERTIBLE CU8-tomlsod. OE 3-1999.
1M7 FORD 2-DOOR PAIRLANE 599. No money down. Save, Sava, Save. Ring Mr. Bing, Lucky AUt* Salct. PB 4-1998, IK 4-3314. 193 S.
1741 full pole*. No CMh Needed. Pay only MB Due May MIU Rita Auto, Mr. Boll. KB 1-483*
IM East Blvd. S. at Auburn CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN-some! Com* ta and m us and tot us Mp you adjust to a its* expcMtv* ear. _
DON7S USED CARS
971 M24	_	Lake Orion
MT 3-MU
13(9 PORD. V-9
REPOSSESSION
Mil full price. No cuih needed Pay only *37. Due May 16th , Rite Auto, Mr. ML PE 3-4839 IM East Bird. B sl Auburn 1963 FORD. I CYLINDER, I PAg-senger country oodan. Good body. Immaculate Interior. A-l eondi.
1957
t-»9Sl
„ -i-H Turbo-allde. OR--
•(4 ckIVMlet. i door cESan! —--------
red ond white stock no>UA 334. _ age. After (if4 .Bm>«NOHAM-RAMsLERr « f6r D CUtTOifi^BDZEX-M13-8994. tmel 93M. Oood cond. MY 3-69*4 ,!lf1» T-ifl^.„‘M. BEAtrn#UCr*M99
... PORD COUNTRY SEDAN. Pord-o-matle. Radio and heater. Windshield _ washers. jafM^jmek-
BIRMINGHAM . RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3904
listt'rt* MfTHjffpTTiri
1**9 Ford Oalsxle 4 door bird, tan. Call m* Immediately. Nel) Blackmer, PB 9-9306 «r OR 3-99*1
Clean-Up
•93 Plymouth, Oaod run. I •94 Wulyt Sodan. RftH. .
4* Chevy. RftH. ......
•M Chevy, RftH. Oood....
'53—'61 PoStatea .......
•83 Chrysler ............
'53 Basis. Overoaatog ,.
•M Chevy. Conv. RftK, C 2—'51 Fords, sited run. I '54 Studey, station wgn. eel* •53 ft ’M Itombtora ........... 91U
'53 Olds ft 'll Hoi. ....... 63*8
•93 ft 'IB Entohs............ UM
PLENTY OTHERS Cheap transportation aad gaad cars up to UNO.
FINANCE NO PROBLEM ECONOMY CAEU 33 AUBURN
i\ Jus
MI 3_____
U1MPALA 4-DR. H.T.. WJL, W.W.. Turbo-glide. Owner. OR
3-36M.	_______
CHEVROLET 3-DOOR. BLUE — I >UU price 1939. Lucky Auto Hales
~4f35
Kins Mr. Stag, L PE 4-1*96! PE ...
iPSHarwr
Ellscbeth Lok* Rd.
MUST HAVE ROOM wpoirmc r*h. a-i ....
'53 DODGE V-9, 4-DR .
•ii PONTIAC Wt .....
•ii imftlowBff ....
•49 DESOTO, LOCI HEW .
'53 CHKV HT RftH .
•ii PONTIAC .... .^.... ..sue NO MONET DOWN. CHOICE Of 59 MORHjKKk SUPERIOR AUTO SALES 311 MONTCALM AT OAELAND
while.
PORD-DiLRIO^ANCM^EAS | INS Sul 1. V*. RAH, auto, trans. 'power top as •crlng ft brakoa. $1111. MA draw.
CVROLET KSCATNK I
UdZMX Hi«a
■Mf FORD I PASSENGER COUN- 1 11*7 Ford 1 Dr. Hardtop. Bis H try sedan, meteor tthsl automat- Pomornatic Power steering ft to trenemiseicn, radio and heater, Power brakes. Beautiful' eondi-
Immpeulate. |12M. 3 days only.' tten .................. SUM,
3* poymont* *31.49, •*““ 1 HAM-RAMBLER IM WARD. Ml 3-9104
•M^ftiim
.......
. wood- 1555 rord Palrlan* i Dr. sodan.
| v-l. Pnrdombt’e Radto ft btfttot-. —	TThltowaO ttrot. This la « bosnj^r
! ■! m
9 M
SAVE
’57 CHEVROLET WGN.
• cylinder. 4 door. I owner. RftH,
—s—- -^SaM.EriMdri
., ELSWOR+H ft BEATTIE #17 Dixie Hwy.
Mft S-t4M crixv. M il' #te. TRAMS^
..Prttwtonrittt 3-44S1. E Cdftway.
ISM CHEVROLET EBKATEB 1 DR V-4. Radio aad hmttor. Standard
Terrific Trade-in’s
1951 Pontiac SUrchlef 9 dr. sodaa Hydramatic Fawsp brakes. Radio. Boater. Whitewalls. Ham car . terms OC this car.
1IM Pontiac Ssmarohtof 4 dr. Hydra. Radi* ft baator. Whitewalls. 91M down.
till Ponttae y Dr seda*. Radi* ft heater. Tour '« 'to or '51 »U muk* down FiamL 1999 Chnrsler laratof* 9 Dr. Hardtop. At Mack. Aut*. tranemto-•lon F o r e r stoorlnq Ppwrt hrtttlM, RsttNi ft heater. White-walls 9!« down 19M Otogwlm station PowergHde J
YourslMi_______
1156 Chevrolet 4 Dr sodan. V-S.
Poworghito. Radto ft hotter. Mt . down.
1161 Ford.
5 wagon v
ft beast
4 Dr. sodan. V-l. Radto
wTUck, haatrt and good MPa j 1*1 S -Johnson
HAUPT PONTIAC
NDARD EXCEL IM-16 29M Brtgis. Drsr ; gpm
sri#.
lMt Chevrolet sodan delivery. 0**d
ISM Plymouth 4 Dr 1 r|_ ---• —eoodll
M7 Pontiac 4 Or Hardtop. Hydrs-matlc. Redlo ft hector, hww steering ft brakes .:. 914M.
broke*. Radio ft tosttrlsM un ctgNMji^M. t Or. IMS

UM Panttaa 4 Dr. Hardtop. PodL "	and powar braklE.
I- Ratltt ft heater M«,
S Dr. Hardtop, ig.
> Or. .Eh
wsllt^ SaUd bistek * SB.
HOMER- HIGHT MTS&
FORTf-FOUR
THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, I960
n nu. a doc
Jgtt
Credit statements taken on the ohdne. Lucky : Auto Sales, FE 4-1006, : FE 4-2214. 193 S. Saginaw.
JET- BLACK -M FORD CONVERT.
Whit* ridawall tlret.
»carasr. *
UM FORD FAIRLANE CLUB IS dn, rim I Will radio, whit* tiro*, power steering Pofdr blue. . matching blue Intertill tow net uni mile*.
aim. it*pay- many more

Dixie Ok'd Cars
M OLDS tdoor Hoi. £8 *J8 f*4M
•M CHEV B-J
sn
'AX
.......... . ditne
Ms vo t .. .iitw
l*dT“ *
'M NOD Custom 2 door t ■It CRY « d—-*
H PONTIAC ■84 CHEVROL '84 fORD '63 FORD ...
BIF35!INGHAMPi^®PiSSrs
RAMBLER
■___i iw. .....	_____
DRAYTON PLAINS. MICH.
•85 PLYM.. 4 DR. RADIO. AOTO. —	, V-8. Good and. Mi. FE 4-8830.
.666 Si WOODWARD month- end clIbaranck sale mi 6-3904:	: J} $382! «:*:-v.v:iv::r. S*
UM FORD, R*bK> AND HEATER, jig JMk • ,td.................
'•ustomllnf excellent condition. ,*» CMU»e	“*
o nonet down. Full alien, |1I8. ■* “o*!-. Pf-—-- *■------to of $*»niooth.iH E?1 ‘ *l*
, m s. fnr
mite ;« Ford, etd., 8 CjrK.
i full pries. No tub need if only (It. Dne ltar lit! e Auto. Mr. Roll. FE 8-4S t Bnet Bled: & at AuBuri
’,83 Pontfuo . .............„....
QUEEN AUTO SALES
171 S. lAftnAW
FE 8-2887	._______FE 8-8812
1883 PLYMOUTH. LOW MILE. nge. Pood condition. EM 3-0888.
*nn i enenr ten
LOW MILEAGE
$1995
Jack Cole
v. FRANK
^CHUGK
LAKE ORION FORD.
IT FORD ... HIM
FAIR LANE 888. YICT. T4JMU and Renter. Ford-O-Mati* Trnie.
•»T FORD	.... 81848
FAIRLANB MR Rndlo nnd Renter. Power Steering. Ford-O-Mntlc.
’IT OLD6MOBILE. ....
HOLIDAY CODPB. At
Radto nnd iMMirTw. 1-
nr Stnnrlas nnd Brnkee.
■88 CNXTNOLET8 ........ ttt
YOUR CHOICE OF THREE. AL! RATE RADIO AND HEATER.
*88 FORD .............. RTS
FAIRLANB. Y-tn Rndlo nnd Rial nr, Ford-O-MsUe Trnae.
‘II CHEVROLET ...... . |H
2 DOOR. Radio nnd Heater.
’ll CHEVROLET ......... 841
2 DOOR with Heater.
FRANK
SCHUCK
INCORPORATED
M24 AT BUCRHORN LAKE LAKE ORION___MY >2811
did aad heater, excellent eondi-Uen. Na money down. Amine paymente Of 831.38 mo lee credit manager, Mr. White at Rina Auto Rale*. U5 S. Saginaw. FE VotM ’81 FORD • pAS'SENOER STATION 3'agon, RAH. straight stick. 188,
'"ewTWOTf i.SpY MOUTrfV AI,1ANT | Plymouth •« bilevrdiri g, I
HutcMneon AsSBale.	™ I P* •	CnU elter
ice Auburn Height* ul 2-ii28|g*»g^»*.	M**j8n
at FE 2-8282.	'I	18S8FLYMOlfTR, l-DOOR
rttor wllman sedan, _RADio aI REPOSSESSION
H RATE R.:_ ABftOLUTELY no |4«S full prtoe. No ceeh naede MONEY DOWN. Awnma pay- Pny only ttt. Dun May UUt M»«de ad $28 M	Rita Auta, Mr. Bell, ra (-4831
Credit Mir. Mr. VIrk“°al Ml ___________
4-7800. Harold Turner Font. | Sir PLYMOUTH"
—Illlte. power
jLUTELY
1882 HILLMAN OOOD RUNNINO condition. tltl.FR 8-8884.
’ll KAISER 4 DR. CHASSIS- fXC Rady ruetad nut. 881, FR
1184 MERthjRT HARDToF DIO A HEATER. ABSOLU1
NO MOHRt IlOWR. At-__________
paymenu ad Mi tt bar me. CnU CtadM Mgr. Mr. Parke nt MI 4-7388. ..Harold Turner Ford, MUST SELL 3880 MERC. R A H Oood condition. Name year prlca. FE 3-4P23.	'	,__
ABSOLUTELY RO MOM IT — — “imam payment* •I "^MrPnrte
____condition. 848d. QL 1-8418.
1188 8UBURBAN 4-DR. STATION wagon Plymouth II eyl.l Low mifenge Like new. Munt sell. sac-
micell FB I8-4188._____
1841 PLYMOUTH 880 C A B H.
aa. wfe ^
’IT PLYMOUTH WHITE SPORT suburban Pan t a»w tzecutive'i , ear RAH Excellent condition ; Btrminehem WUl arrange finance. MA 8-1801,	*
1M3 MERCURY II_______
top, radio, boater. A eery ; bar. Our etock No. 1M8-R. ~~ low price 82*7.
North Chev. •
Hunter Bled, at R. Woodward Aea.
North Chev.
Hunter Bled, at d. Woodward i
VALIANT
'It OLDSMOR1LR M COR__________
tibia, aU power equipment and extra*. Snow room condition Sorry no trad# at my low lew price. Sunday 1-8 MA 8-10*1. Slid Holcomb Road. Clarkiton, Mich, ’ll OLDS CO&PLETELY EQUIP-pad. LaSalle trnne. sharp. l Oiler. FE 4-8178. Call after 8
lop, nwra. neater. ayara. w power. Beautiful 3-ion* paint. A other beautiful Birmingham aa owner ear. Our etoek Ho; 131 Our prtoe only 81087.	7
North Chev.
I. Woodward Are.
I PACKARD CLIPPER, RADIO nd heater. No moaay down. Aina payment* of 117.31 month, i credit manager, Mr. White Kh^AiMTiiA ill S. dag-
NEW
LARKS
BIG REDUCTION ' IN PRICE
STATION WAGONS ; 2-DOOR SEDANS 4-DOOR SEDANS
ALL BODY STYLES NOW IN STOCK
j 1960 LARK Convertible
I $2495
: BERT ANSELMY'S
RINK
i MOTOR-GARAGE
(NEXT TO ROLLAD1UMI 4488 W, HURON >T. OR 4-83*1
JUST MAKE PAYMENTS
- "Absolutely NO CASH NEEDED
HO PAYMENTS 'TIL MAY 28TH
V-*,
..Very

» PONTIAC STARCHIIF Friv. owner. Like new. Low mileage. Lew price. Landed with extra* 3311 Lentattoa Dr. Scott Lk.
'U PONTIAC 1 DOOR HARDTOP, •lindferd shut ftu. FE 14191
1983 kJKtIAC HARDTOP. RADIO, heater, Rydramatto. Haro la a real bet little car. Our itoek Ha. 130* Our low price 8311.
North Chev.
it 8. Woodward Ate,
UM PLYMOUTH 8-DOOR RRLYB-dere.^T-d angina, automatic
MI 4-2718
1886 PLfUodWO"’556|t"V*M-
eate party. 8378.00. MA 8-4M2i
SB?
naan un* over 1 owner
Clarkston Motor Sales*
1i Fdkttic gunatCHTCF a door hardtop, power brake*. RAH, hydramatic FE |.UM.
Id PONTUC WAOON 4 DOOR, Rydramatto. RRH. lair aondlUoo.
MtUaiCssi
HASKINS
SPRINGTIME
SPECIALS
"througitout*1
11*7 CHEVROLET ERL AIR . _ eedan. V-l <engine, power radio, haalor. Beautlluf corn
i^boSd
■aring g cylinder *0-whit* flalata. Ineal
Mt CRRTROLRT B1L AIR t-DOOR eedan. v-l andina. Fowargttda. radio, heater. Beautiful turquold
IMP VOLKSWAGEN 'STATION
Haskins Chev.
IMS FOMltAC. CATALINA. 8-DOOR eedan, aeonomy engine, loaded with extra*. MT I-4M8 alto* * 3* p m
NEW PONTIAC* AT TREMRN-doui dlacount. Do not toll to aa* ue before you bt|y —
Keego Sales.& Service
Power etaanad, brake*, window. Radio, heater A whttowaUa
$2525
INI PONTUC 4 DOOR SEDAN,
'M FONT. ITARCRlkP 4 DR. T1 H Hydra. R*e. cond. FR MM1
lM IMtnuc. 4-door
REPOSSESSION
8148 tuU price Ho eaeh aaadad Fey only 17 50. Du* May Uth Rite Auto. Mr. B*U. FR 8-4118 1M »e*t Bird. B. at Auburn
'S3 PONTUC. AUTO. TRANS., motor completely overhauled,
8288. MA 8-380*._
1*88 PONTIAC 2-DOOR CATALINA hardtop, radio and baa tar. hydra-matt*, beautiful mlat grtan and white, l owner. Hurry. 17*6. 24
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3904
PONTIAC
AUTO
BROKERS
1959 CHEVROLET
IMF ALA SPORT COUPI. A eery desirable ear with effort lea* powerglld* and power eteerlng. Immaculate!
lima
.............sum
'H Ford ...................... 812*6
M Ford glatlon Wagon .M |M Ford 74 Station wgu. .
'83 pSS*vVrBtgh. *Uck ' ---------- MadUon F
’56 PLYMOUTH
CUSTOM 4 DR. SUB. V-8, -F.PUt* Tran* Power ItoirtoS. Rod and Whit*, on* awnar. 8128.50 DH. 848.78 PER MO.
$995
BRAID
BEST BUYS OF TODAY
Rat Air 4- Dr. Stick.
'87 HILLMAN 4 DR. MINX . Sedan, real aeonomy ear.
‘M FORD .......... ...
CONV Power ateerlng A bi 54 DODGE .
4 Dr. Soda'll FORD 4-1
'I DODGE ........
8 Faa* Wagon •S3 CHEVY B-AIR «
•84 CHEV. Bis. AIR . I	848
S3 FORD tML...,......... 8 1*8
'13 PONTUC 4-DR..... I	128
'4* PACKARD ....... g	88
QUALITY MOTOR
SAW
848 ORCHARD LAKE FB 3-7041
1958 CHEVROLET
BEL AIR SPORT COUPE Another sweetheart with V-8, powerglld*. A Jewel.
1958 PLYMOUTH
4-DR. HARDTOP. Belevedere eertos with (nil power, steering and braka*.
Crissman
ROCHESTER
OPEN 1VE TIL > OL 2-8721 '89 PONT. BONN. 4-DR. VISTA. Whit* with tan top, pwr. brkx , nnd Mr. Ryd. and WW.. Radio with rooty speaker. OR 1-7*88. 1*88 PONTIAC CATALINA VIST A. Fewer. Oold and whit*. Rad to-terlor. Fully equipped. 2*8 Starr
#08mkd 'to. /door hardtop.
1 owner. 8880. OR 3-0881._
I* POHTUC CATALINA *4 DOOR sedan, RAH. whttewalla. hydra-
NO MONEY DOWN
118) 1883 and '88 Pontine**. 1-Dooro aid 4-Doors. A* tow ns 878. full price. Ring Mr. Btog. Lucky AutO_lata^jrE 4-1800, ft 4-M14.
R&R
Motors
"RENEWED" USED CARS
1959 NEW YORKER
4 Door eedan Official's ear with 4.008 mills. Full power. Really Sharp! Bret ol all la the brio*.
/ $2995
1959 PLYMOUTH
_____MPRL- Owner. OR
3-3800.	________.
•80 PORT. 0 DR. CAT. 81,228. RAH. Hydra;, nil power, extra clean — no dealer* — EM 3-4887.
188 PONTUC 2-DR. VERY CLEAN.
Bargain. KM 3-OOdl. 8. Conway ' 5* PONTIAC CATALINA. 4-DR Pwr. brakae, tow mllaaga, ww tlrea. .FE 2-0882 atoar l.
1084 PONTIAC WAOON. POWER eteerlng. autemntlo tranemir-'—
Immaantoto
I---------nor work. 1288. BIR-
MINGHAM - RAMBLER. 186 8. WOODWARD. Ml >0004.
59 PONTUC. CATALI&A. SPORTS coujj, tri-power, su ntm. PS
NEUDS I
52 PONTUC 2-DR BODY PAIR
’56 PLYMOUTH 2-DR.
•4*5 FULL PRICE . *25 MO.
_L ’56 F(5RD 2-DR.
8818 FULL FRICE .. 888 MO.
MANY MOM ORRAT VALUES
GO THE RITE WAY :.Ftec Tire GHBrantee
1 RTFE
We
Defend
upOn
the Truth
AND THE
Buyers
GOOD JUDGMENT
TO a>U OUR QUALITY USED CARS. YOU TAK8 NO CHANCI WHIN YOU BUY YOUR NEXT CAR FROM GLENN 8	.
'88 OLDS 88. hardtop ..82881
'8* Bu'lCK 4-Dr R-T ........82481
'88 CHEV. Impala R-T .12201
'M VAUXHALL 0-Dr. ...
61 CHKV B-Jklr 4-Dr <
'IS CHKV. Btocayna 1-Dr,
*1*1. Only 0808.
elbwoR'th a BBATTIR 0877 Dixie Hwy.	Ctorkxt
MA 8-1400
1089 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4-DOOR American, lnfmadulate otl-1—'
. Interior, beautiful, MM*_
' and white. Rust free body. Orer-drfy* transmission, nnd C—" nsntal tire. Burry. Reel
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3904 •
For $■!> Cope

New
Ramblers
4 DOOR-6 PASSENGER SEDANS
3—UNDER CO ATIRO ♦—TURN 8IQNALB 8-ALL FXDKRAL TAXES
OSBhSESFbLsSrTAS
Absolutely the Full -r Delivered Price
$1,727.52
5127.52 Dp. $45 Per Mo.
HR TAB TRADER TOR .8 RAID
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
866 S. WOODWARD ■ MI 6-390*—
1888 RAMBLER STATION WAGON, sharp. A real buy at only SI.tot with 888 down,'“cMl FR 4-8888.
DODGE DART ’
$138.15 DOWN * $65.52 PER MONTH
WIND6WKLD WASHkRB
INCLUDES
MICHtQAN BALM TAX FTORAL TAX CRKDIT UFK INfORANCt
JOHN
SMITH
DODGE INC
111 B. Snglnaw Bt. FI 3-7888
RAMBLERS
38 BOW Ramblers M Demos Wp need food ctoda used cun for out of emt* buyer, fee Chet Rule, Bale* Manager.
R&C RAMBLER Rambler Super Market COMMiatCB RD
EM 3-4100	giM 3-tl8d
Radio ol courea. Baa It — you'll
BIRMINGHAM
RAMBLER
666 S. WOODWARD . MI 6-3904
1958 VOLKSWAGEN
A vary than I awnar. Only 20.000 mile*. H.206.
1040 WILLVI BTA. WAOON, 1040
JoGHuoa**' ***** Mcb I*1
1*42 WILLYS JXKP drlre. 8208. OR 4-BI88.
FOR SALE. CHEAP, ’ll WILLYS HT RAH. Call altar 4. OR 3-2241,
(ate. Radio-heater. 13,800' 'U CHKV. Impale Coup*
$2295
'88 OLDS 2-Dr. ji-T ...
50 BUICK 0-Dr. .......
'll FORD CONV. sharp!
'88 PONTUC Cone. ...........fl
'87 FORD 2-Doer .............f
'88 BUICK tnSfan, lull Pwr. |]
'55 PONTIAC 4-Door
'84 FORD, Oood Tnutt. . .. . . 8 '84 cHiv. 1-Dr. me* .....'...fS(S
clean ento * yea - Mil . find .where. Why abap •—1 -‘— see (or yourself.
BIRMINGHAM
OWNED
Trade-Ins
’59 CHEVROLET $2195
4 door Impala. Fewer steering and -brnkee. Rndlo and heater Whltawalls.
’59 METROPTAN $1345
Convertible, 16,888 mile*. Just like new. Ideal (or th* little ladyl
’59 ENG. FORD ..$1095
Anglia. 8-Peor. 1 owner. 8,000 actual miles. Spare never need!
'58 OLDS 88.......$1895
4-Door HoUdty, Solid blue metallic. Power eteertof and brakes. \ 14.000 mils*. The kind you like to (tod I
’58 CHEVROLET $1795 P
Impala 2-Door hardtop. AU black, stand-out. FUU newer, ready to ^ioI
’57 OLDS 98.......$1595
Holiday Coup*. Fulty CtoUpped. Pink and wait*. Op* you MU
’57 OLDS 98.......$1595
Holiday Badan. Power equipped.
A xoiden^ family ear with metallic
’56 DESOTO .....$ 795
Flretilght. 4-Door aada ~ " pnwer. Not rusty. A I
’58 OLDS 88.......$1895
Holiday Coup*. Fewer steering nnd brake*. Radio IM Black with whltewnlle.
’56 PONTIAC .....$ 895
4-Door hardtop. Radio and I *r. Automatic traaamle^onl
|’56 OLDS 88 ......$ 995
Super 4-Door Holiday Power steering and brnhea. Just rlgbt for the family man I
’55 .BUICK SUPER $ 695
2-Door hardtop. Power ateerlng nnd brakes. Bright red and One you MU Hk*.
USED
CABS
Must Be Moved
THIS
WEEK
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW CAR TRADE-INS
•80 FORD . WAS 81328
2 DR. SEDAN . NOW HIM
V-8 STICK SHIFT. RADIO and
it selections of
1958 IMPERIAL
4 dear .Southampton. Gleaming whit* r. finish, beautiful interior.
Selling tl only
$2295
BBSE ARE THE CREAM OF OUR
"RENEWED"
USED CARS
6-MONTH WARRANTY
R & R
Mninrq L* MOTOR SALES -ffimsaVM	n . r T 952 W]»T HURON
8TSX4*"T,r w oSSlFE 4-7371 FE 4-1797
Aik About’ Our
is DAY
IMS GUARANTEE
GLENN'S.
JEEP.......;...$ 495
4-Wheel drive with snow-plow.
"Cream Ruff"
■* Special
’55 OLDS 88...$ 895
1*Omt red tad white. Juft like
Transportation
SPECIALS
’52 DfSnto Cub_4195
’SO Buick 4-Dr. Sed. ^125 ’52 Chevy Bel Air HT $195
Suburban Motors co. inc.
592 S. Woodward, B’harrr . Ml 4-4485	,
*88 VOLKSWAGEN.... WAS 8 818
REAL JHUBFf ......	HOW | 88B
Radio A Heater. Turning aignnl*.
•88 FORD .......... WAS	♦	148
STATION WON ..... NOW	8	788
Country Sedan v-8 Auto. Trana.
•88 STUDEBAEER	....	WAS 8 1*8
COMMANDER	NOW	{	TH
V-8. Auto. Trana. Radio.
8* CHEVROLET.......WAS f «♦
8 DR. SED IN .... NOW	t	8*8
Stick Shift 8.
•88 CHEVROLET .. WAS I 8*8
2 OR. SEDAN .... NOW 8 888
V-8, Auto. Trnne.
■88 PONTIAC ....... WAS	4	8(8
2 DR. SEDAN ...	NOW 8 888
, v-8, Auto Trnae. Extra Nteb.
REAL SHARPt
*88 RAMBLER.....
lOOMT Black A Yellow.
Radio A Renter.
84 FORD....
8 DOOR ...
STANDARD SHIFT; V-8.
LLOYD
MOTOR
SALES
Lincoln r Mercury Comet - English Ford
"232" .
S. SAGINAW
Safe-Buy Used Cars
'59 Edsel
8 DOOR HARDTOP Radio A Heater. Antematle trana million. W-wnUa. Haw CUr guar
-$1895-'59 Pontiac
1	DOOR. HARDTOP HydramaUc. Radio A Heater W-
’*“* -$2295-'58 Ford ,
COUNTRY SEDAN Fo-0-MaUo. Radio A Heater W-walle.
-$1595-'57 Mercury
CONVERTIBLE
Automatic transmlaaton. Radio A - Beater. With power.
-$1295-7 '57 Ford •
•w HARDTOP AutomeUe transmission. Radio A Heatsr. With powsr
-$1245-■ '57 Mercury
TURNPIKE CRUISER Auto nulls transmission. Radi* A Hsatar aad Fuwar.
-$1295—
4
'57 Lincoln
PREMIER HARDTOP Full pawar. Automatic transmission Radio A Hester.
.-$1695-'57 Plymouth
2	DOOR HARDTOP Healer. w-waUs.
—$945—
'56 Ford
COUNTRY SUDAN B Paetenger- Automatic tranamle-•ton. Radio A Healer. W-walls.' like law.
-$AVE-'56 Mercury
t DOOR HARDTOP Automatic - transmission. Radi* A Heater. W-wall*.
-$795-'56 Ford
2 DOOR HARDTOP 17.000 actual miles. Straight stick economy.
$AVE '56 Lincoln
NOW 8 MS •* -
•53 CHEVROLET . WAS 8 3*5
HARDTOP COUPE-. NOW t " ’83 DODGE .. -.. WAS 8 21
Runs Oood.
'S3 BUICK .... WAS 8 4<
green A whitk . How l 31 Ajt*. Tran* Radio A Hsatar.
Transportation Specials
'» WILLYS ...... WA;
.fqf
TWO 'W POPORB 11. ..T	8kVo
'83, PONTIAC ..
'81 PONTIAC ,
' BEfeT ANSELMY’S .
MOTOR,GARAGE
-$1045-'56 Mercury
8 DOOR Radio A Heater
-$595-'55 Chevy
8 DOOR
Radio A Heater. Extra atoel
^$595-'55 Olds
3 DOOR "88”
Automatic transmission. Radio Heater. A one-owner.
-$695-/
TRANSPORTATION
SPECIALS
’55 Chevy 2-Door . . .•$ 95 ’53 Plymouth 2-Door $ 95 ’52 Nath 4-Door ... .$ 95
’41 Chevy j4-Ton ' Pickup .........$125
LLOYD
MOTOR
SALES
—-----------^4
Lincoln - Mercury Comet - Ehglish Ford
232
S, SAGINAW
FE 2-9131
1 Why P»y for
OVERHEAD?
In your travel* come dver to the beeutiful‘village of Rochester where your money it worth more on a reconditioned used car. Yd*, tix-month guarantee on tires, tqo!
1956 MERCURY $ 995
Meatatolr l-door hardtop Aa-tomntto. ~
1955 CHEVY ...$645
E*l Air l Seay togm —
1957 VWAGEN $1195
2-deor sedan with radio. h*Ot-er and wbltewalle BaUd biaek beauty. Clean M MW.
1959 CHEVY ...$2295
4-daor etotlap waxen. Power-
CSSnSTWiras ^
1956 MERCURY $1095
Meats lair 4-door hard ion Itoxror staaring aad brake*, automatfe. radia, healer and whtiexrnUk. A oaa-ewMr yellow aad ivory booty.
1956 FORD .....$ 845
Fnlrlan* Idoer sedan. Ford-
X ZiSSSi SSSi
1956 DODGE . . .$895
Coronet t dear hardtop. Automatic transmission, V-l *n-
1956	FORD...........$1095
Parklan* wagon. Power stear-. tag. pawar brake*. V-f engln*. Fordomajtlc, beautiful whlte-wnUar Extra nine.
1958 CHEVY ...$1495
t-datr sedan. Fnwergttds, rndlo, Mdtor, whltewnlle. chrome decor group on-toot* On* owner naa law mil**.,
1957	BlllCK ....$1595
r t Saar hardtop, windows. It** ring. —“ Dyaaflow. ' like-new
1956	GMC PICKUP . .$895
H-tan track, all ready to ga . nodjrioM to sail quick. ■**
1957	BUICK'*..$1695
Super hardtop with pawar ■
WhltownU tl
1955 CHEVY
TRUCK ...$ 795
t utility that run
1955 BUICK
ptofact.-
,.. .$ 695
wall* A wonderful handl
x::
ndUng
* 1958 BUICK ....$1795
•nactol 4-door eedu. Fewer staartiif, pawar Him Dyna-flow. radio. heaUr anil whlte-wn^Deear group. On* own-
1956	CHEVY ...$950
Btatlea wagoa, 4-dear. Power eteerlng. WtoF brnkee. power ■todea* Paaeighi*. V-4 *n-gtoa, radio and heator; Roy late m if nnd snv*
1957	PONTUC $1495
BtorchMf I doer sedan. Hydra-matte. radio, heater, whitewalls Beautiful 2-too* grain. Lika mw iMtda andjout.
1956 MERCURY $ 895
Montolatr t datr eadan. Ford-
amat&r ra 1—'—	—‘2

1956 BUICK ....$895
Sum; 4 daar hardtop Fewer stoering aad braka* Drna-- flow, radio and haator. Red aad leary. Bay a* la and
1958 FORD...........$1695
Pair Inna "f*g-' hardtop. Fewer eturlnd. Y-g engine, rad-
steering, power brake*, rndlo, heater, whitewall tiros. Spare never need. Always gang* kept.	Laftahr* 4-dear flow, radio and	
1958 CHEVY ...$1895 Nomad fi|ta, 4 door. Power	1953 BUtCK	....$ 295
fcrakoa. PwrotlBda. V-l en-flne. radio, heater and whito-	Special 4 daar Hi* aaw and *i	
walk. Beautiful color nod	1956 FORD	. v . $1195
1959 PONTIAC $2395
I960 PONTIAC $3195
CatalAto convertible Rawer steering, power braka*, Hy-dramttle, radio, he*tar and whitewalls. Only looo guaranteed actual miles, lavs I
. SHELTON
PONTIAC-BUICK
ROCHESTER OL 1-8133
Across from New Car Sales OPEN TIL 9 P.M. OR LATER Closed Wednesday and Saturday at 6 p.m.
THE BEST
IN
USED CARS
ARE FOUND AT
DON'S USED CARS
'59 CHEVY
BEL AIR 4-DOOR SEDAN
Radio, heator. automat-is transmission. V-f. , power steering, power brake* and wnltawnll*.
....... $1995/'
'58 CHEVY
IMPALA 2-DOOR HARDTOP Radio, heater, standard ’ MRS. V-g and whtte-; walls. Solid whito. Boat
... $1795 '58 CHEVY
7 "^reitolto
4-DOOR HARDTOP
'58 FORD
FAIRLANB 4-DOOR
Radio, haator. automat-tc trana 8M WN class This B. a black beauty with whltewalli
........... $1495
'58 CHEVY
IMPALA t-DOOR HARDTOP . Radio, haator. standard trans. whitewalls. Tur-quote* and white. This fa n trt-carb V-4
........ $1795
'57 FORD
888 VICTORIA
2-Door. AntO. trans., V-8. radio, heater, paw-. *r eteerlng, power Btokee* and whwewnlls. Beautiful eolart''
....... $1395
ALL CARS CARRY REGULAR ’ USED CAR GUARANTEE
8-Doer Sedan, wm. '
'57 PONTIAC
Avto. ^heaur.
$1195 '57 FORD
CONVRRTIBLB
Auto, train.. H radio, heater and power steer-1,0-7
$1495
^SYCHEVY**
BEL AIR MOOR HARDTOP This hit A souped-. ip ibiui wllh ftiadird trina. Bliek mad white.
........ $1295 .
'57 FORD
FTATION WAOON
Real ■ ham oaiar.
....... . $1295
'56 CHEVY
S18 2-DOOR
V-8. radio, haator i auto trau. Blue ■ white.
....... $1245
'56 FORD
CONVERTIBLE
y-8. Radio, heater, au-tomatlc transmission and ■ wMMwmSI Biaek with whit* tap.
....... $1045
'56 CHEVY
BEL ADI HARDTOP
V-8. Radis, heater aad Mtomtoto^VtMamjaewn.
$i&5
' '54 OLDS
$495
ALL TIRES UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED FOR 6 MONTHS
DON'S USED ; 7 CARS
677 M24 (MY 2-2041) V
LAKE ORION
WILSON
PONTlAC-CADILLAC
Spring ' Sale
1959 Lincoln
•gMaftfeig
Una of ae**e*orlee. YeWU really save at only
$3595
1958 T-Bifd
BLACK with wfeN* top- Fowar stoering B brake* RMlo, (water, whitewall ttra* ft Fordomatle. A nice, dean ear.
$2795
1957 Cadillac
OONVSRTIBLS. Whit* with bhto top. Baby blue trim as the Meld* run newer ft aaaamarlt*. to beautiful condition.
$2495
1956	Cadillac
If, 8 PA88ENOER. A black Jewel •nt R to tap condition. Full power, accessorise. Also OM air-rondltionlnx Lew mlleaf* ft tp*4> leas throughout. .
Bargain
1957	Cadillac
MOAN DoVnXK. Moo# bln* with matching Interior. Fully equipped.
A retired OM eieeufave'e ear. with paly It.to* miiei. Like mw.
$2495
1956 Cadillac
SEDAN D«VILLI with while tap.
Black ft whito Interior Fully - equipped. A IqWMT MW CadillM tend*. A-i yoadltlen.
$1895
1955 Cadillac
82 SEDAN. A spark ling black Manly mat has a full line of Cadillac qcceeaorte*. A (lean on* 11
$1295
1958 Buick
SOPER t-DOOR hardtop. Fewer - equipped. Net n scratch or mark on n. a tow mltong* ear that to OMalient throughout.
$1895 .
1954 Cadillac
$995
1957 Mercury
TURNPIKE CRUISER 4-door hard* lop. Whit* to.Mtot, has an lb* accessories you ail put an a car aad ttonn throughout
$1495
1957	Pontiac
tTARCHIEP CATALINA * door. Power stewring ft brakes. Metal-Be green with matching interior. (tot ft hoaler. Whitewall Hr**.
7 $1495
1958	Chrysler
NEW YORKER, 4-door hardtop.
1955 Pontiac
CONVERTIBLE, Mon* green wfto
STARCHIIF 4 door Out with interior *—-■7 -heeter. Hydt
$1995 s
55 Pontic
^'reilY 8S
toady.to go at or
$795
1954 Fold
YOMUHE. 4 door I. overdrive, idto ft haator. A nice clean, WW
$495
1954	Pontiac
RnJto*ft
$495
1955	Pontiac
'$495
1951 Pontiac
* -
$195 .
WILSON
PONTIAC-CADILLAC
1350N. Woodward.
BIRMINGHAM	Ml 4-1*2*

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8/ l6(H)
FOKTYtFIVl
f'WERE OUT TO SET -A NEW RECORD-Th.e Gfeat All-New 1960 Ford ’
SWING INTO SPRING SELEBRATION
IS BRINGING IN MORE CARS THAN WE CAN.HANDLE AND
ThZ,?”s."Got To Go Now' PRltfeS ARE AT ROCK-BOTTOM, SO... -Get That Better "A-l" Car This Weekend-		
’59 FORD	’58 FORD	’57 MERCURY
$2095	H495	
•‘55 MERCURY	’58 HILLMAN v	’57 CHEVROLET
-$595 '	”$645°"	$745
56 FORD	*56 CHEVROLET	•56 PONTIAC
$695	$895	
Plenty of Free Parking at Rear of Used Car Lot
’55 PONTIAC '	’55 FORD	'53 FORD
A DOOR	S-DOOH	CONVERTIBLE
, $395	$495	$395
’54 PORD	CHEVROLET	'53 FORD
4- DOOR	BOOOM	4-DOOH
$345	$545'	$245
*54 FORD	*54 PONTIAC	'52 PONTIAC-
wqos	4-ooom	HOOt
$195	$165	$95
, ’51 FORD	'50 MERCURY	'52 BUICK
>ooom	ISOOB	MOOR
$75	$75	$45
— MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM		[ —
Your Friendly FORD Dealer
"Cv" Owens54101
V—' /	TYV^I ■ J Opo. • A.M.-9 P.M.
147 SOUTH SAGINAW STREET
ONLY
OF OUR MANY
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEKEND '
-NEW-1960 FORD
‘1 FAIRLANE CLUB SEDAN WITH REGULAR FACTORY EQUIPMENT
-PLUS-
MAGIC AIR HEATER AND DEFROSTER
-PLUS- V
WINDSHIELD WASHERS
’ -PLUS-
ALL FEDERAL. TAXES
-PLUS-
all STATE TAXES
-PLUS-
AN HONEST PRE-DELIVERY BY A QUALIFIED MECHANIC ;
‘ ALL FOR ONLY
$2085.68
$185.^8 DOWN
Facilities and Qualified Mechanics, to Properly SERVICE YOUR CAR THROUGHOUT ITS LIFETIME
BEATTIE
MOTORS SALES, INC.
“Your" FORD Dealer 'Sim, 1930"
AT THIS BTOPLIOHT IN WATERFORD
5840 DIXIE HIGHWAY	OR 3-12*n
Service and Parts Dept. Open 'til 9 p.tn. Daily
NAME YOUR
TElRjVfS
WILL CONSIDER ANY OFFER REO AUDI NO PRICE, DOWN PAYMENT OR, TRADE-IN. YOU NAME IT — WE'LL TRY I
'57 Pontiac Starchief, power steering__ .$1475
'55 Ford 2-Door .'1.550
'56 Pontiac Hardtop .....,. .$ 695
’57’Ford Retractable .-.......$1595
'59 Itnpala Convertible, powerglide ...-..$2495
'56 DeSoto Adventurer ...................;$1085
’55 DeSoto Hardtop, 2-tone ..' ___$ *650
'55 Dodge Hardtop, stick, 8. .$ 550
*57 Plymouth Hardtop, power steering .....$1195 ’57 Plymouth Sport Wagon, ^-passenger ... .$1295
IMMEDIATE'DELIVERY	
NO RED TAPE — CHOICE flNANCINO AVAILABLE	
’58 Plymouth Wagon, 6-passenger ......	....$1475
’57 Buick Century Hardtop, power .....	..'..$1275
’56 Chevrolet Wagon, stick, 8		....$875
’5$ Plymouth 4-Door, automatic	-	....$1175
’58 Chevrolet Bel Air					....$1395
’57 Ford Convertible, like new 		.$ave $$$
’58 Olds “98” Holiday 			$1975
’5§ Chevrolet Convertible, power pack ..	.„..$ 995
•’55 Plymouth 2-Door 		,....$395
NO CASH REQUIRED	
• ON CARS LESS THAN I1.M0	
’56 Ford 4-Dr., automatic V-8 :			$795
’57 Plymouth 4-Dr., 2-tone, automatic .	.... > 995
'57 DeSoto, power 			.....$1295
’58 Dodge Custom “Royal “D-50CT . ,.v.		$1695
*58 Pontiac Starchief Hardtop			$1995
*57 Chrysler Hardtop, power, ,2-tone ...	.....$1395
’56 DeSoto 4-Dr., ready .. 		895
’58 Plymouth Hardtops, several ......from $1495	
’59 Plymouth Sport Fury, like new ...		$2295
’59 Impala Convert., 250 h.p., stick			$2395
BUY A BIRMINGHAM CAR FROM SCHUTZ	
THERE’S. A DIFFERENCE	
SCHUTZ
. MOTORS, INC..
DE SOTO.PLYMOUTH... VALIANT Across from Greenfield's Restaurant ’-912 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM	* MICHIGAN
MI 6t7478	J06-8728
Were Overflowing' With Cars r?$ SEE THESE BUYS
59 .FORD GALAXIE.....$2495
4-Daar H CruUeomitte. oow.r itrartng. brake*, window* and Hill, radio and hetttr, C.d.t bluo ' with whlto lop Ford official'* car.
59 BUICK INVICTA....$2595
59 FORD Custom 300. .. .$1950
4-Door V-l. straight drive.' radio, heater and white ildewall tire*.
’59 EDSEL RANGER .. :$185CT
'59 FORD FAIRLANE . .$1950
MMor V-l Automatic transmission. radio .beater; whit#
-|iall tire*,- power steering and brake*. Brown and white I
'59 MERCURY Monterey $2450
4-Door. Cful»eomallc.''oowor storing and brake*, radio, heator and white sidewall tire*. Snow white finite with bluo Interior.
’57 FORD FAIRLANE ..$1495
Convertible. V-* engine, automatic, radio, heatfr and white •idbwaU tire*. All *erf-blue finish. Don’t mis* this „oo*.
’57 FORE) ..............$1395
4-Door Wagon. V-l ingles power itrsrtng and brAkts. radio and better. A real family car. Black end while.with red aqd
'56 FORD	950
2-Door Wagon. V-s, beater and -windshield wisher*. Bl»ek and white finish'. -	,
'56 FORD .‘V..................$*950
Customline 4-Door, t cylinders, automatic, radio, better and tinted glnee. A real beautiful blue and' white cat.
•'54 FORD .. . ...:............. .$ 350
Mainline 2-Door. V-l. straight stick. A real buy.
'53 FORD ... ................ ,.$ 300
2-Door Wagon V-l, automatic, radio and boater.
Larry Jerome
—	ROCHESTER FORD DEALER —
-	FOR MORE THAN 35 YEARS —
— A <JOOD PLACE TO BUY —
116 MAIN ST„ Rochester OL1-9711	Open Eves*
JOHNSON
AT
LAKE ORION
SAYS
. "Come Out and Bargain With UsI No Fair Deal Refused." *
$2695	$1795
Delivers a New Delivers a New
I960 PONTIAC 1960 RAMBLER
Complete	Complete
• WAGON SPECIALS
'59 Rambler	'58 PONTIAC	'55 FORD
WAGON	WAGON	WAGON
$1895	$1895	$895
.SELECTED SPECIALS
’58 Pontiac Hardtop
aUPCHCHUCP. SHARP I
”$1845 ’57 Mycury
’5e\Mercury 2-Dr.
LOW MIL'AOH. AUTO. SHARP
W495
’56 Pontiac 'Hardtop mm '-------------cfcs
’58 Rambler
AUTO. TRANS., H and H
$1295.
’56 Pontiac Hardtop
NSW MOTOR, SHARP!
I_____ 	I ______._muaa a
$1095	- »'	Jim
’57 Ford 300	'56 Plymouth
NKHCONOrnON	v-. AUtQUATXC
$895	%	$895	\	$895
’55 Pontiac Hardtop ’56 Plymouth Sedanv ’55 Ford Victoria
2-DOOR. AUTOMATIC	SAVOV AUTOMATIC	\	AUTOMATIC. SHARP	I
■ $795	v $79™	\	$695 V .
’55 ■Ford 2-Dr.	'55 Pontiac .Starthief ■ \ ’55 Olds 2-Dr.'
V I. 2-TON* BLUM	4-DOOR SEDAN, CLEAN . \ ALL BLACK
$695	$595	\ $445
’55 Ford 2-Dr:	’54 Ford 2-Dr.	‘55 Gheyrriat 2-Dr.
SEDAN. V^AUTOMATIC - SEDAN.	. ,	NEW PAINT, CLEAN
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS A YOUR CHOICE OF 5 —FULL PRICE $95 \
RUSS JOHNSON
MOTOR SALES"
2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS North Broadway at ’	M-24 at Shadbolt
Shadbolt v; ' /"Rambler Division"
» "Pontiac Division"	wy 79001*
•4 my 2-2871; ’ /	; w
DISH & DEAL at Eddie Steele
With Every Car Or Truck Purchased You'll Receive A
20 PC. DINNERWARE SET ^FREE*
DURING OUR FANTASTICALLY BIG WEEKEND SAVING $ALE!
LOT NO. 1
CONVERTIBLES
•59 Ford Galaxie Convertible
Fully Equipped — Solid White Paint' Includes power steering and qew spare.
— ALSO —
'59 Ford Galaxie Convertible
Fully Equipped — Turquoise apd White Paint Includes power steering and new spate.
-Your Choice for Only $2499
"EXTRA SPECIAL"
WITH EITHER CAR PURCHASED
30 Day
A 100% New Car Warranty
— 36 Months on Balance —
SEE US AND SAVE
Before You Buy Any Used Car
\ — OVER 100 CARS TO SELECT FROM —
EDDIE STEELE a v FORD ai
' OUTDOOR SHOWROOM .
2705
Gtehaid Lqke Rd. ■ Keego
FE 2-2529
1960 FORDS
VACATION TIME
•	IS COMING
AND HERE AT
' -EDDIE STEELE'S "WAGON WONDERLAND"
WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION
FALCON
-Spring Specials-
HARDTOPS AND CONVERTIBLES
"LOOK THEM OVER" '
INCLUDIHO THH POPULAR
*	Standard .Transmission Models
Check Our Fairlane Prices
AND YOU’LL WONDER *	,
Why Anyone Buys a Compact
EDDIE STEELE FORD
New Car Department
2705
Orchard Lake Rd.’ Keego
FE 5-9204
LOT NO. 2
$5 DOWN -ANY CAR-
UpTo
30 Months To Pay
PQRD AUTHORIZED WARRANTY
OVER 10DA-1 BARGAINS :
’53 PACKARD 4-Door Sedan .. .$399
*53 STUDEBAKER Sport Coupe ......... $399
’53 HUDSON “Jet" . *.................. $299
’55 RAMBLER Station Wagon.$399
’54 BUICK. Super 2-Door Hardtop ........$399
’55 FORD Custom 2-Door ..... $399
'53 0LDSM0BlLE Super "88” 4-Door ...$299 '53 PONTIAC Otieftain 2-Door 8  . ,,$199
Bank Rates — Immediate Delivery *•**.
EDDIE STEELE *■ FORD -
" VOLUME MART
-	3275
West Huron at Eliz. Lk. Rd.
FE 5-3177
rOBTY-SIX
THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1900
JMLCQUK—
Wi DON'T OICKii "WEDEAL
Your General Actors Dealers In Pontiac Have
OVER 1,000 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
EVERY SIZE, YEAR,‘MODEL ANDCOLOR-YOUCAN PRIVE THOUSANDS OF MILES AND NOT SEE A FINER SELECTION-AND REMEMBER:
AFTER WE SELL - WE SERVICE
SMART
PEOPLE
KNOW
It's The BIG 60!
GM VALUES & GM SAVINGS
'59 Rambler '58 Buick' '56 Ford
•OHR HARDTOP
4-Door. radio tod heater. Dr* Aul nellow powrr steering and hei
r- jg| M now $695
STATION WAOON	SUPER HARDTOP	1 DOOR SEDAN
Heater standard tranamtMlon. t-Door, radio and heater, Dr- Automatic trane,. radl «eUd freon - flmuh. teal eoeom	Vk*«7	S' rMaMt^UT
NOW $.1595
.'59 Ford
JI-DOOR SEDAN eater, itaadard tranamlaalei Kid ireea ItaUh Cuatom "MS
NOW $1595
'56 Chevy	'56 Hillman
4-DOOR SEDAN Automatic transmission, radl and heater, white wall*. I-ton.
Stack and yellow trim.	wall*.
NOW $1095 NOW $545 '55 Buick	'55 Cadillac
NOW $1845 '56 Buick
SPECIAL HARDT 1-Deer, radio and hea natjew. ^power steerlnf. * hit
‘"now $795 '55 Pontiac
'56 Ford
H TdN PICKUP Miter etandar^tranamletlei
NOW $895, '55 Buick
“S’? MX?		S-DOOR 8BDAN	
NOW $495 ‘ NOW $1195		NOW $495	NOW $595
'55 Buick	. '55 Buick	'55 Buick	'56 Mercury
			“sis
NOW $695	NOW $545	NOW $495	NOW $645
'54 Lincoln	'53 Pontiac	*52 M, G.	'48 Willy's
		S&sSSS^	
NOW $295	NOW $195	" NOW $895 .	NOW $795
OLIVER MOTOR SALES
210 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE FE 2-9101	' • OPEN EVENINGS
"You're ThV Best Judge"
JUDGE THE MILEAGE — APPEARANCE — CONDITION
Comparison Proves -Dollar For Dollar
IT “PAY’S” YOU
TO BUT AT
'59 Pontiac
STATION WAOOH atari 4-Doer, radio and heat-r, Hydramatle, whit# walla.
NOW $2065 '59 Pontiac
NOW $2295 '58 Buick ^
•Door. b power ateerinf and
"NOW $1895 '57 Pontiac
. Padded daah.
NOW $2595 '59 T-Bird
The Pontiac Retail Stofe
'59 Pontiac '59 Pontiac '59 Pontiac
. 3-DOOR HARDTOP . Remo and, heater, Hydramatle, power eteerlnt and power brake., white wells.
NOW $2595 '58 Cadillac’
_ «er coupe hill power, radio and heater, lydramatlc. bike new.
NOW $3095 '58 Pontiac
CATAtOtA S-DOOR jUmo %njl' Hester, Hydrtmitic.
NOW*$1795 '58 Poniidc
STATION WAOOH 5 ~
sSTasSKat*"
NOW $2095
'55 Olds
&
'$995 <
NOW ..$3095 '58 Pontiac
ItfOW $1995 '57 Pontiac
NQW $2395 '59 Chevy
BBL AIR 3-DOOR ’( eyl.. etandard tran.mla.lsn A real ml lease maker. White
NOW $1995: '58 Pontiac
^0W"$1895. '58 Vauxhall
NOW $1595 NOW $1395 NOwYim
SStWftmBS- * •“ HSUS as	..... ,U	a
-NOW $995 ' NOW $795 .NQW$69s“
1	-	-1 FACTORY BRANCH ..L" ;
Pontiac Retail Store '
65 MT. CLEMENS ST. * . -	FE 3-7117
:	,	V' (BEHIND TRQ POST OFFICE)	; V ' / V ’
Join the
Guardian Maintenance.
FAMILY CIRCLE OF
GUARANTEED
SAFETY
SERVICE
One Stop FEATURED SPRING SERVICES:
Adlurt automatic choke aad Idle Clean and resap apark nlufa.. Dotnls and wlrinc harness.
I 1* POINT SAPETT CHECH In eccord with "Netlonel Safety 1 Program-
You'll Find
QM
AT THES?
QUALITY CITY . DEALERS
PONTIAG RETAIL STORE
65 Mt. Clemens . IFE 3-7117
OLIVER
MOTOR SALES "
210 Orchard Lake' FE 2-91of
'matthews-
"HARGREAVES “
631 Oakland Ave.	FE 4*4547
JEROME
BRIGHTSPOT
Orchard Lk. at Can FE &0488
EVERYONE Can Afford.An
6OoK„5 Used Car “
MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES
• _	~ A TRADITION IN Gif VALUES -	’ x
.'59 Chevy '59 .Buick
'60 Buick
LeSABRB HARDTOP leer. l-c»l. Standard tran Mian, radio, heater aad whl ilia. Just like new.
NOW $2595 '59 Pontiac
chupi Md‘*{i5t5Sr
LeSABRB HARDTOP
'59 Chevy
Padded
“NOW $2495 NOW $2395 NOW $1995 '59 Chevy	'59 Chgvy
NOW $2295- Sar25v* » Ww$2195~
'59 Ford	NOW $2295	<5g	NOW ^95
5i±g:	'59 Prefect	'58 Rambler
W $1995 irSe— ”*N0f’$T985 .'58 Chevy	NOW $995	NOW $1145
NOW $1795 SMM
'56 Ford
NOW $1695.
NOW $995
NOW $1595 'S3 Cadillac
oo unevy .^tcocph (1 oo v^nevy ^•fSSU,
NOW $995 -NOW K95 NOW $595 NOW $395
MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES
The BIG-BIG Lot 631 OAKLAND at CASS
FE 4-4547
FOR THE BEST OF
IV/U LL r
The BRIGHT Spot -The RIGHT Spot
FOR TH
GM Buys
DAY IN-DAY OUT
Year After Year After Year
'59 Cadillac '58 Olds' '58 Cadillac '57 Dodge
ir window., e-way power Red dnd white late: i wh(te walls. Radio and power. Jet black wi or, power .tearing aad pow- top. Won’t laat Ions <
"IS" COUP*
Mr. ait- All -white outside wltn Sian , *________ j.-- .
white and white Interior. -Radio aad	.paint,
heater, newer *« •	—	*■■■
3-DOOR HARDTOP — white and tan . h—». e and heater, sate, trane ,
NOW $4395- NOW $2295	NOW $1395
'57 Cadillac '57 Chevy 56 Plymouih '56 Buick
StDAN DBVILLX
STATION WAOON
tester. «-Uter 310, V-t. Pewetfllde, Ready pewar ateerlns aad power 7 brake., radio aad neatar.
xmnu 3-DOOH Radio and heater. Dyaaflew. This week’, (peetmt
NOW $2595 NQW $1495 NOW $795 NOW $995 '56 .Cadillac W Qlds '55 Pontiac '56 JSulck
NOW $1795 NQW wigB_	“k)W $795 '
'55 Pontiac
NOW $895 NOW $695
'54 Cadillac - '55 Cadillac as: taBWiflfcrtafra*gieo5^—
now" $1095" NOW $1295 NOW $AVE NOW $645
JEROME "BRIGIiT". SPOT
YOUR OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC DEALER — OPEN TIL 9'P.M.
Orchard Lake Ave. at Cass PE 8-0488
NOW $895 '55 Plymouth :. '55 Chevy
Z^sSSvSSl^
NOW $795* '56 Olds
i VtM. hU«k Whit.. . ,
: NOW $495
,'55, Olds
t-DOOR “M" SEDAN
THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, I960
4.. ‘MliBjjH
FOkTY-SEVENS
--Today's Television Programs--
fwrMM tonltoll ty stall— listed I. thU esto— ara subject to
CtoMi 4-Rwjtt
I V»f»n-TT/ thaeeal fr^RLW-TV
tonight* tv nonjorns
(9) Cap*. David GHef. 19(99 (2) Manhunt.
(4) Sports (cont.) ’ t t7> Black Saddle. *
(9) Charlie Chan..
19:46 (4) Jackpot Bowling/ / Ui*9, (2) (4) (T) (9) News. Si
*«6*' (2) Movie (began at S p.m.)
. (4t Jim Bowie, v • (71 Curtain Time.1 (91 Popeye.
(36) Etna Zwei Drel.
<:U (4) Weather,
•:» (2) (4) News, Weather.
Sport*.
(7) Clntaia fcont.)
(9) Science Fiction Th.
I (99) New* Magazine.
M9 (2) New* Analyst.
(4) (7) Sport*.
•:« (21 (4) (7) News, Sport*. im (2) This Man Dawson.
(4) Court of Small Claim*.
(7) Death Valley.
(9) Brave Eagto.
(36) pattern* of Life.
7:19 (2) Rawhide.
(4) People Are Funny.
(7) DJsney Presents.
(9) Million Dollar MOvie.
Drama: Jam** Cagney,
“Boy Meets CM.” C3S).
(36) Free Men.
*:*9 (2) Rawhide (eont.)	7:M (2) Meditation*.
(41 Troubleshooters.	7:1* (2) On the Farm Front.
(7> Disney (cant.)
19) Movie (began 7:30 p.m.)
'	(561 Flench.
1:99 42) Hotel De Paree.
(4) Alt Carney (7) Man Flratn Blacfchawk.
(9) Movie (began 7:30 p.m.)
(361 For Docfon Only,
9:99 (2). Salute to American Theater.
(4) (Carney (cant.)
(7) Sunset Strip.
(.9) Thi the Law.
(56) For Doctors and You. |
9:99 (2) Sulute (cont.)
" (4) Carney (cant.)
IT) TT Sunset Strip (cont) (9) Country Hoedown. 19(99 (3) Twilight Zone.
(4) Cavalcade of Sports.
U:«9 (7) Rescue (9) Telescope.
11:11 (2) Nightwatch Theater.
D r am a «: Joel MeCrea, “Wetls .Fargo"' (W); -Michelle Morgan, "Joan of Paris.” (’42).	'
11:99 (4) Jack Paar.
(9) Starlight Theater. Drama: Tony Curtis, “Beaehhead.’*’ CM).
11:91 (7) Boots and Saddles.
19:99 (7) Parole.
MTllMT MORNING
701 (2) Michigan Conservation. 7:99 (2) Plant* Are for People.
(2) Capt. Kangaroo.
Srtt (7) Science.
1:99 (4) Newt.
(2) Sagebrush Shorty.
(4) (color) Bow: the Clown. (7) Crusade for Christ.
9:19 (2) Spunky and Tadpole.
(4f Quiz ’Efo,.
(7) Little Rascals.
(4) (color) Rowdy Doody. . (7) Fun Home.	* 4jl
(2) Heckle and Jedde.
(2) Mighty Mouse.
(4) (cefor) Ruff and Reddy. 11:99 '(2) Lone Ranger.
(4) Fttry.
11:99 (2) I Dove Lucy.
(4) Circus Boy.
(71 High Road to Danger. ll:<9 (9) Billboards.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
19:99 (2) Sky King.
(4) True Story.
(7) Soupy Sales.
(9) Country Calendar.
19:99 (7) Bowling Champions.
(4) Detective's Diary.
(9) Movie.
(2) New York Confidential. (2) Tugboat Annie.
(4) Mr. Wizard.
1:99 (7) Movie.
(2) Movie.
(4) Patti Page..
(!) Movie.
(4) Industry on Parade.
9:99 (4) Pm Basketball.
1:99. (7) Championship Billiards.
(2) Wrestling.
9:19 <T> Wrestling. t:*0 (2) Movie.
(4) Milky’s Party Time;
(•) Hawkey*.
(2) Tugboat Annie.
(7) Talent Town.
(77 All Star Golf.
(9) Comedy Time.
(2) Masters Golf.
Specials to Spark Week's TV
- By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK <AP) — As ■yi grow longer, television hedulee continue to be well-sprinkled with special event*. ' Tonight, lor instance! Art Carney stars In an adaptation Joseph Conrad's .“Victory”
NBC (8:36-10). This, unfortunately i* in conflict with a CBS rebroadcast of a special "Salute to the American Theater” (9-10), an excellent allow mdny missed first time out because it was broadcast early on a Sunday afternoon.
W * ' 'h
Golfers tHSjjJto interested In BS’ two-day coverage Of toe Masters' Tournament over - the weekend from the National Golf Club it Augusta, Ga, (5-6 p.m. Saturday; 4-8 p.m. Sunday).
I Sunday will be loaded with interesting programs:
I CBS’ “Great Challenge'’ series (1:30-2:30 p.m.) explores the-’role of mass media 1n producing ef-‘fectlve leadership “with the help jot former Air Force Secretary Frank Pace, editor Ralph McGill of the- Atlanta Constitution and author-critic Gilbert Sekles. OPERA SUNDAY
4:99
mm

Perry May Reclaim Writer Goodman Ace
By EARL WILSON - The TV lineups for 1960-61 are being
At 2 p.m., the NBC. opera company will present a 2H hour English-language version of Mozart's ‘‘Don Giovanni.
"Cradle Song” will be given a new Hall of Fame .production NBC, 6:36-&,p.m., followed immediately on the shine network by |*p American Heritage program cedled ‘ Millionaire’s Mite,” concerning the career of industrial^ 1st-philanthropist Andrew 'Carnegie.
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Ernie Kovacs and Henry Jones star in "Author at Work” (NBC,! 9:30-10) Monday night, a play | about a man convinced an author! actually commits
able of tracking several missiles at once.
V# w * r* Officials'said Thursday toe typhoid system was conceived to provide the fleet with • greatly • improved1 antiaircraft capability.
Super Missile Cruiser Contract Is Awarded
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Navy has awarded a contract' to develop what it. says should be one of the moat effective weapon systems • ever designed f operations.
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The system Is the TVphon.lWill It H4at, Though? namOd after the legendary Greek |.
monster with 100 hesds.	COLUMBUS,' Ohio Newsga-
Weetinghouse- Electric Corp. 'per ad: Unfurnished three-room was awarded a MH-million-dollar apartment and bath. Redecorated, contract, ft wUl develop a missile’gas furnace.
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THEIR RREAM HOME — These four Oklahoma'.City youngsters, am in their 6-story tree house, .but not far long. City Park Supt. Pat Murphy ordered the house tom down because the tree is city property. The boys, who worked all winter on the towering structure, are, top to bottom, Joe Eischen, 13; Jimmy Davis, 12; Jack Bushey, 12; and Emmet Davis Jr., 13.
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Despite prediction* that Edith Ptaf will And, for Bette Davis fans, never work again, Agent Eddie Elkort flies will be present in a repeat qf "The j to Paris soon to wrap up a $2,000,000 deal. “	‘	*
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Lena Horne does the sexiest singing ever heard at the Waldorf in her( new shew. Every syllable's get a hump In It. In one of her kissing songs, Lena says she likes Tony (Tony Anybody) because Tony spelled backwards spells “Y-not?” Aly Khan and his usual nameless thin blonde were among those who yelled “More,
gies Thursday evening (6:364),
Fred Brisson, handsome hus-and of Roz Russell, lent a wholesome note to the big sur-jp.
, By FRED DANZIG lone of despair, the services of} Cold Touch” when NBC starts a! NEW YORK (UPI) — Despite a rapid-fire night club comic would warm weather aeries of antholo-I w*lat happened to them last Might, j have been an asset. Bob and Ray!
Tjn still an enthusiastic admirer ..	.	...	.
of Bob and Ray	haf variou*	woments
That is. I always enjoy Bob:wWch *® he fanny, but they need; (Elliot) and Ray (Goulding) on more time to develop their off-1 their nightly CBS radio show. Their! beat episodes. Nevertheless, they; 15-minute shows are the natural did get off a btt shout the im-! wonders of the broadcasting world. | portance of credit carts. "Carry been as good on TV. except as: a lot of cash with you and It looks! the voices in a cartoon beer com- like you’re broke,” said Bob. ~ mSfcial.	* was it Ray?
(But then. Fred Allen never !	the Idea of the misguided;
bad much luck as n TV perform- tour to discoura*fe us fr I er, either, so It’s no diagram.) ™ 8°in* "ear night chibe.
■	think they want us home at night
In the Bob and Ray case, it | with the TV.
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.	■	ft (7). (Rerun) “The Goofy spemR their dry. subtle material	n *	•
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danced with another woman-;	*■" P m- c°urse, rule out TV.	I of the Nlchols-May comedy team.
his mother, Cleo Brisson. widow * :	:.a	adap-	u ^ tf	............ ........... “
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of the great performer Carl | about Ax*, HeW (Carney), a sensi-J Brisson. Composed Jule 8tyne, tive man who retreats to
was about to dance with Qyjms | island and. for the first time, finds Rose Lee — but I suddenly meaning for hfk existence. With heard him say: “To the mu- j Eric Port man, Oscar Homolka, sic of Cole Porter! That's tool koto Smith. (Color) much!"
Frank Sinatra's yum-tnyyumyum, Juliet Prawso,
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her dec tor. Studio folks’ll bet the "doc-tor” is F.S.
Actress Margo Moore, who lives Ui the Village, bought her-, self a raccoon coat for $30 at a thrift shop (because ahe’s thrifty). Not knowing she’s In pictures. Including “Wake Me When It’s Over,” Village kids refer to It as a horseblanket and ask her "Is the horse c<)ld?”	\
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
AU Jhis is by way. of sayingtto withdraw from CBS-TV’s “Play-, that Bob and Ray played the part house 90" production, "Journey to .of two spenders on last night's th* Day "	1
remote!jtodgy CBS-TV hour oiled. "Night; JiinIny Durante'* comedy re-Oubs. New York.” and Fm sorry! union with his former radio part-1 they ever got mixed up 'in It.	| ner. Garry Moore, takes place on
*	* - * " ' - I Moore's April 19 CBS-TV hour . . .
n invarr otbtd q___ The program, another In Rev- "Riverhoat" begins its re-runs oni
Jrff	JIL lon'» Irantic attempts to come up! NBC-TV M o.n d a y. April*25 .
tStM t^m^ of r nl^: ^ variety hour formats, was ABC-TV's "The Rebel” has be
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Snd Mary TVler Moore.
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ROBERT TAYLOR’S DETECTIVES. 10 p.m. (7). Lt. Jim Cba-way (Lee Farr) is forced to shoot down one of his boyhood friends
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OK of Agreement
Red Disarmament Plan 'Uses New Russian Oil'
GENEVA (UPI) — The Soviet Union called today on! the other nuclear powers to Join in a solemn declara-l tion that they would not be the first to usf atomic and | hydrogen weapons.
At the same time, the Russian delegate handed the1 West what he claimed was a new-look disarmament program designed to break the month-long deadlock in the 10-nation Geneva Conference. But Western delegation- spokesmen said the
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oven, featured in one of the many exhibits viewed by the public on opening day at the Pontiac Armory. The show runs through Sunday/ .
‘Must Keep* Up With Russia*
Sales Tax-Vote Due on Tuesday
Asks Poison Gas Push
CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - An leal Corps' research and develop-
Army chemical warfare expert said today the United should push to develop chemical1 * weapons even more potent than ' kill ing-minute "nerve gases" ready possessed by. America and the Soviet Union.
Hinting that some such effort may already be underway, but that an adequate program would require vigorous public support, Dr. William H. Summation,
deputy commander of the Cbem* “threat" to the United gates and its Allies arising from possible
School Budget at S4.ZS0.000
Waterford Area Board Asking $400,000 More Than in Past Year
- The Waterford Township of*^Sdwation last night approved a proposed budget of S4.2S0.6SS for the 1900-dl school year. This was an increase. of approximately $400,000 over last year’s school
b'r5et473 teachers in the school ***£? m *c * district ’ will receive salary im- ***"“• ptovements totaling 178,000, and smaller increases have been fo-
ment command, asserted:
It is to our national interest uncover as yet unrevealed
already has germ weapons which could:
Sicken up to 75 percent of the papulation in a 34,000 square mile area frith only 450 pounds of virus
Kfotadogical secrets at least as w ■ bacterial' material dropped rapidly as a potential enemy na-J^u,, a b52 bomber, provided
tion can do so and preferably before he does/!* /	,
Summerson made the'statements at a symposium wherein he and other government scientists painted a grim picture of the
there was no medical defense.
In this connection. Dr. Summer-son told reporters with sufficient planes and proper meteorological conditions it would be possible to ’blanket'' the entire Soviet Union. ★ # #
chemical and germ warfare—and the need tor assuring strong de-
And their scored by the statement of Maj. Gtte. Marshall Stubbs, tee Army’s ’chief chemical oncer, that "then is some evidence that the Communist Mbc may surpass us in this field."
If the Communists succeed -In attaining a superiority to chemical fold biological wen “which sre can net match or which we can not defend against,” said Stubbs, "our nuclear strength could he of acadrtntc value.'
He said progress is bring made in developing protective masks and clothing tor civilians but "more thought must be given to making fallout shelters impervious bMogical
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It was brought out at the con-
cluded tor administrative, clerical, engineering, maintenance, custodial and hits driving personnel Reassn tar tee In the even! budget, said Supt.. William shtiwok, la that H Is
Chemical Society's 137th national tack the various internal organs meeting—teat the United States of the body.
*Sete Traps* for Unwary Motorists
a s< at least SSS pspHs next year. Three aMdHiawal schools will be to operation, he said. TMa will befog the tefol aauf-ber si sebssfo to » la tip dto-
'Mud Monster' Loose County
Rain phis snow plus thaw plus Some roads have become jo im-more rafat, snow and thaw equals payable, he said, that road corn-
mud, mud, mud and more r
That formula has gained more gfock on teem even while crews
momenteiy importance to Oskland tried-to'make rapatos.
County suburban dwellers than the
one teat led to development of J™* “v “ week aeqnlwd the Atomic Bomb.	•* ***"*** tee *1 «■ tee
damaged side roads.
The mad has aaly worsened	■ . ,	_ .
City commissioners have called
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CHICAGO (API—A prison gas from World War I to becoming big gun in. the modem war
It has helped patients suffering toom cancers of the lung, breast and colon.
The gas. is nitrogen mustard, an agent that attacks and destroys white cells in the Mood. It has shown promising results hr temporarily prolonging the lives of some sufferers from* leukemia, cancer-like disease of.the blood marked by an overproduction of white cells.
Researchers have sought to extend use of the substance to prolong life and ease pain in patients with solid tumors, cancers that at-
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nuclear proposal was not| hew.
And one Western delegate, who would not be identified by name, described the Soviet program as 'the same old baloney - newly sliced." Another labeled. it the 'same salad . . . with a new
Defeated Thursday by 4 Count; Predict Okay for Fall Ballot
LANSING m - After failing its first test, the proposed statewide vote on raising the sales thx ceiling is slated for a final show down Tuesday.
The Senate-approved resolution fell four votes short yesterday of clearing the House, the final step toward a November vote on boosting the ceiling from three to four cents.
for Tuesday and Democratic
Seventeen Democrats joined solid block of S3 Republicans to give the GOP proposal a 70-34 vote. Seventy-four votes — two-thirds ef the membership evenly divided House — are required far approval of a ballot proposition to amend the state Coo. stitutian.
So far, House action on the hition has gone according to a forecast by Rep. Joseph J. Kowalski (DDetroM),• Democratic floar leader. He predicted it would miss adoption on the first try but squeeze through on the seednd vote.
“As an act of good will," Zorin said, “for the purpose of creating appropriate conditions for an early conclusion of a treaty on] general and complete disarms-most, the states-partici pants in the committee that possess nuclear weapons should solemnly declare that they renounce to be the first i use such weapons."
These nuclear powers include Russia, the United States, Br ' and France.
were using It as kradtag material to force Senate approval of a pay raise for lawmakers.
All but two House Democrats voted for a $3,500 boost in the $5,000 yearly salary plus of the 144 legislators. The Republican-controlled Senate turned down the raise, then reconsidered the decision for another vote, next week.
mission vehicles have become
invasion of mud, which already has been described as “the i in at least ten years."
near-helpless Oakland Osaaty
on the administration to exert "
ery possible effort" to stem the
City Commissioner Robert A. Landry, investigating the seriousness of mud in his district on Pontiac's rest aide, found out personally how bad it was.
His car became mired - down and Landry was stranded 45 minutes until a wrecker pulled it out.
The Soviet proposals were laid before the ltth session of the Gant-Wont disarmament confer-ence by Russia's Valerian A. | Zorin. Vesterda.v. he had urged tent rival Communist and Western proposals be pigeonholed nnd a new start made.
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Zorin claimed at o news conference later that thin waa a new But Western
Can't Photo Russia Due to Tiros Defect
The nuclear declaration, Zorin said, was to be part ri a list of ■principles" of disarmament on which he asked the West to agree as a first step toward disarms-
Just yesterday be suggested tee conference wipe the slate dean because each side had flatly turned down die other's disarmament proposals. He suggested they *tan working on "the hasic principles i of gemral and complete disarma-l meot" with hope this would lead
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HELD IN CRACKDOWN — The FBI has arrested Sarqsota, Fla., advertising executive James Knox van Arsdale 111, shown leaving a hearing with an agent, as well as Fred Cronk Jr., president of a Tulsa, Okla,, petroleum engineering firm. Charged with perpetrating bomb, hoaxes, they face a possible year each in prison and $1,000 fines if convicted.
JACKSON MB—A 39-day tUtrike against Consumers Power Co. was settled tentatively today when company and Utility Workers Union officials reached agreement on contract issues.
A Consumer’s spokesman said a marathon bargaining session whicij, began more than three days ago ended early today in agreement and that the negoti-! a tors had agreed to sign a I contract later today.
Some 5,100 Union members struck the' firm March 1 to back !up their new contract demands. Jibe-rid contract had expired at midnight March L
Member* or Local Ils of the Union, covering about ITS member* from Pontiac, Royal Oak and Plymouth, will meet Saturday at 1 p.m. at (JAW Local SSS Hall, 3SS G. Harnett Rd.,
J, C. Lane, local vtee president, announced today.
H. S. Richmond, Consumers vice president, said the agreement pro* vided for a two-year contract. Uik Ider it, he said, tee first seven labor grades would get a wage increase of 10 cents an hour the , first year and another 10 cents [the second. The remaining nine ’labor grades would get pay raises jof U cents an hour the first year
loitel an aAHW/Rtfll 1A rfohtl ten hmu*
and an additional io cents an hour
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Space Agency!the second.
disclosed today jthat a mechanical failure aboard the Tiros I weather satellite is preventing it from taking detailed .cloud pictures over Russia.
Dr. T. Keith Glennan, director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), said at a news conference that the weather satellite “is working successfully and well." But he added that since Saturday, evening, the satellite’s clock timer governing
Sees 6.7 Million Cars
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cameras has not been work- Pittsburgh, Pa. us— Robert ing properly.	. J. Eggert, marketing research
manager of Ford Motor Co., pre-
| The camera involved was a n Light ahowers changing to mow)1™	‘'W«h rMohrtk,n”
flurries are forecast tor the Pun- vice designed to obtain the clear-tlac area tonight. And it will be est pictures. co^.w1thalowof30,the weatb.| * m ^	^
A -few snow flurries and quite cool temperatures are expected
Saturday. Tomorrow’s high will be In the low 40s.	•
One to two-tenths of an inch of snow flurries will hit the area tonight, then light showers about Tuesday-
Morning winds southerly at five njiles an hour will become northwest to* west tonight and 10-20 miles Saturday. Thirty-three,,
ha* been able to take pictures 'only on direct command over Hawaii and adjacent Pacific area* and over New Jersey and the surrounding region of the Atlantic scabonrd.
This means that only the larger ri the two television cameras, the so-called low resolution devici, has been instructed .since Saturday evening to take cloud cover pic-
the lowest recording in downtown hires as the satellite passed-over Pontiac preceding S a.m. At l| Russia, China and elsewhere in the
p.m. the thermometer reading w 38. -
Since its launching. Tiros has made 101 trips around the world n altitude of about 450 miles and has taken hundreds of photographs which have been' transmitted electronically to ground stations at Ft. Monmouth, N.J., and Kaena Point,. Hawaii.
Glennan. said the experiment !has performed^xceedingiy well."
Far East. Tiros was successfully launched last Friday morning.
Pictures taken by the large Tv camera are too diffuse to show any details of objects on the ground-
"We have in fact been embarrassed by the wealth of photo* graphic material which by been received," Glennan said.
diets a total market of 6,700,000 autos this year. Eggert, after taking a lookr at first quarter sales, was boosting his estimate by 100,-000 new passenger car sales.
Richmond said the package also included increased fringe benefits. TALKS ON 8GCUBITT One other major issue to the strike, that of job security, Richmond said:
“As to Job security it has been agreed that an employe with five years or more ri service who might be laid off because ri a lack of woHc will have the privilege of replacing any employe with less service in his own tfviaioii' or region whose job he is qualified to fill.
“The Issue regarding the u*e •f contractor* by the company wa* resolved by aa agreement that the teterpretettea* arrived at la certain previous arbttra-(Continued on Page 3, Oil. 4)
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Rhapsody Composer, 8, Can't Understand Fuss
PHILADELPHIA (*> — Eight-year-old Ken net# Brown, whose “An Israeli Rhapsody” will be playq$ for the first time Saturday by the Philadelphia Orchestra, can’t understand why all the fuss over such "B? young composer’s success.
Heck, he’s been writing music since he was four yea^
old. It’s a simple thing to him and he cant understand why everybody can’t be a composer.
“It come* easy to him," his mother, Vera Brown, explained today. "He ‘can’t understand himself that it’s a gift."
Haw does Kenneth go about composing a song?
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Nelle, Watson Innocent, Says Life-Termer Nash
DETROIT II* — Charles Nash tim^s drove used -cars to southern h unhappy with the life sentrwy|w>sjji(toWtaastier.
he got in the slaying of auto&at" nr Parvin “Bill” Lassiter an3' •ays now he Joined in implication of Lassiter’s pretty wif^ «n93S& —g associate “to aft*
■■■§ Mood wid-J, at 19680 Beverly Rd, Poww Hifla, and Gordon Watson. 44-yeareld former business a rlate of Lassiter, Dave been cused of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder Jn
Both tire Lassiter and Watson ro^ffee-on. 915,000 bonds awaiting
Women's Jail Plan Assailed
The state claims Nolle and Watson engineered the killing fop “sex and greed.” It buses much of tfe caac on what it ehy* Nash and two others, who also draw life terms, told police and tom.
Nash, who admits shooting Laa-1, .... siter, said be had expected whatf?1®?- 1“* he trymad a llghVWnce MM I “something like 15 ta 20 years."
Aa ex-convict wtth a long record, the sharp-faced, 43-year-old Nash said in a Wayne County Jail intervfew:
“I let poHce think I knew something about them (Nelle and Watson). They (police) put words hi my mouth.
“Bat I dldn’
And if the State Police, come to Jackson (State Prison) to get Me to tastily aghinat them. I’ll teO them just when they can go.
“The police and the proadciitor said the judge would go eny on me. They tricked me and the tth* ers ... you tell Nelle’s lawyer that If he wants a good witness for her to caU me. She and Watson didn’t do nothing at all
son a ion i n nuuang « «».	, m,	... „ .
The others to whom Nash	* A ***
(erred are Roy C HJcka, 37, and Richard Jones, 28. All three are from Chattanooga. Term., and at
Big Turnout Expected at Home Show
A Mg turnout tonight and over the weekend is expected at the Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce Home Improvement Show, which opened yesterday to an enthusiastic “first tighter” crowd.
The four-day show — packed with colorful displays of new ideas anL new products — is being stated M the Pontiac Armory at the corner of Mill and Water streets,* two block* east of downtown Saginaw street.
Dthoco* -Officials Don't Want Inmates Sent to Brighton .Facility
LANDING l*T— The plan for V prison c’amp at, » first of its kind ta the nation, was under strong at-r officials of the De-Correction (Dehoco).
The Day in Birmingham
It Ireland Should leave, Colleagues May Follow
‘SntMINGUAN - Should School Superintendent Dwight B. Ireland confirm hfe ponding resignation in ttnr near future, it is expected that eonr df his school personnel
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Ireland, head .of, the Birmingham mhool system for IS years, submitted his resignation to the of Education following a meeting the day altar a
at fife polls.
The sadden storm of opposition threatened a proposed 3175,000 appropriation of state funds to build the facility and Set l» operation, probably about the end of
An attempt was expected to extract it hum'a pending bill.
The state, wtti as wanton's salt to Its peaal system, always has sent female Mens to Dehoco and reimbursed the Ctty of Detroit for fife expense of
Arizona Police Captain Airs Views Here
Delinquency Problem for All
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juve- tweak as the cititens want—or as good as they want. ”'	.
As qommander of hfe department's juvenile division, he heads
Albert Shaplrp, Jtehoco- superintendent assailed the plan at a hastily called luncheon meeting of fegtttatom ta a downtown hotel yestodsy. It was arranged by a lobbyist for the Teamsters Union, Otto E- Wendel Jr.
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tate authorities say privately that Detroit tifitials watt no impairment of the iamtiiy operation run by the women’s division which supplies jetty hospitals with five itiUion pounds a year.
Eight of every 100 juveniles In “very apathetic” about 1 the United States will be arrested nile delinquency problem, this year — and judges ahd po- “They only get concerned when lice have no nfogic wand tthfcli r hits Dome.Jn a local level.' ' they con wave’* make the grow- said .	2 “ * '
tag problem oljuvetile deUnquencyl A program to combat juvenile disappear.	delinquency, he said, "will be as
Only communitywide crime pre- -r—1.........................
vention programs can m*et the!
jgrjaSftJggSMo More WCs on Pontiac Rim
said Cipt, Frank Popello of. the Phoenix, ArizJ Sheriffs , Depart-] I
But vitttors found their attention claimed by many special features of unusual interest
The show will remain open anti] 10 p.m. tonight. B la scheduled to run foom 10 a. m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow and from 1 p.m. to 9 am. Sunday. t
Today Is Men’s Day — aS men are being admitted free of charge.
Frse 50-cent tickets to the show were to be distributed thie after-- 'noon and tomorrow afternoon in downtown Pontiac and the shopping centers.
Cable Tears OH leg of Royal Oak Youth
19-year-old Royal Oak gas station attendant had his left leg and two fingertips torti',dV yesterday while rewinding a tow-truck cable.
z a * a 'l>( John S. Sterns Jr. of -3317 arker St., Royal Oak, is (feted In fair condition today at William Beaumont HospitaL
A malfunction of the haw-track wtnrh earned the, cable to become wrapped stand Sterns’ leg, pinching tt off Just below the knee wkea tt suddenly snapped fight. The tips of two
. first hand inspection of Pontiac’s youth program.
He was tie guest of Juvenile Court Director James W. Hunt and Probata Judge Arthur E.. Moore, whom he met at the recent White | House Conference on Children andi Youth.
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The association of which he currently vice prettdeaf consists of 1,709 juvenile police officers in the United States and H other
An ambulance v immediately by another .attendant at Graham's Shell Service station 'at 13-Mile and Crooks Toads.
Men Are Weary but Hopeful
Workers Bolster Walls Along Surging Mvers
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their watch and wqrked on weakened dikes along the surging Mis-^fsippi and Missouri riven today tad appeared more hopeful than my have ta days.
-However, officials i egneem of possible break-throughs
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BASEMENTS FLOODED Downstream at Hannibal, Mo., basements of about 50 business establishments were flooded lor the second time M a week Thursday bur the crest is believed to have passed. .
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Floqd waten spilled otfcr shout 10,000 acres, of farm land Tn Pike County, Mo., north of St. Louis but officials said the situation appeared under control.
serious damage was expect-f the St. Louis area as the flood crest rushed toward the big dta The Mississippi is expected „ to crest at 34^ feet but 91 feet n. ta ties II rolarded it the danger mark.
The Missouri appears to have
INSPECTS YOUTH PROGRAM — Capt. Frank Popello'(taft), president-elect of the International Juvenile Officers Assn.,, visited Pontiac yesterday to Inspect the city’s youth program. Mor to a luncheon with codnty juvenile officers he Inspect-
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ed the Oakl^td Cotttty Children^ Heme records With James W. Hunt (rifiht), juvenile court director, and U. aayton Randolph of th* Pontiac Pdlfoc Dept	\ :
Ireland/ 60, his dented that his pending resignstion Is a: result of
Faculty members are reported to be disMttefted with the vote last week that wopld have increased the salaries of school personnel, to to to
A mgetfog between teachers and educational ution representatives was held following Am vote.
Ireland’s resignation war mitted to the president « school bawd. Mrs. Kathryn Loom-who called a meeting fomday to dfecum' the cfoiafion.
. She wtt that members of the board voted unanimously to reject Ireland's resignation.
Ireland, who has a five-year contract wtth the school board, has completed only one year, to- # to
Since Ireland arrived in Birmingham in J9Q from a teaching position at the University of Rochester ta New Toth, the school-system
Water Main Breaks, Floods DetroitArea
DETROIT (UPD—A break ta a * water main early today sent be-' n five and tea million gallons rater gushing into Detroit streets and cut off wafer to thou-ends of homes and businesses. Wafer shot tight feet tab the air from foe break in a 49-inch fesfer main under Vemor street
the east tide.
fad traffic had to he re-routed i homes were without fetter for two hours untll foe water main was turned ..off and water routed through parallel mains.
The force of the escaping water tore a hole KV-feet wide and 30-teet long in tfie pavement of Ver-
DWIGHT B. IRELAND from 9 a.m. to 6 p.ra. Tueadaya
v	er in nrw jorn, uk kuwijoicui
*’ grotto of 17 officers ta the has increased ta ohte nearly five Pboenfic area.
h i*4j. Am went t.teO tin-deati eareDed. Today there are
;jP!toelfo>. prestiati eleet of the
To Kill Old Train law
.Last week the Grand. Trank, test
Pontiac commuter coaches from a
Now it’s losing its toilets and drinking water.
A hifl exempting the Detroit-
r passenger trains was passed by foe Houle yesterday and sent to Gov. Williams for approval.
Consumers Strike
Popello told area potico officers at a luncheon at On Oakland Couaty Children’s Home that "police are not social servlet ease workers or recreation leaden.”
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agreement. Union negotiators said the ywould recommend acceptance.
All voting was expected to take place over the weekend. 'Consumers supplies gas and eiec-trie service to most lower Michi-Yet cootmunttim wpect poUce]^ coutttes outside of Detroit, to do these Jobs Poptilo asserted, firm ZtOmod to supply serv-*	*	lice during the strike wife suner-
pnfHrtj maintain a toilet and a supper of drinking water.
The . only commuter trains car tied for Grand Ttffe aro^ those which Tun from DetrstTfe three .time* daily.
According to Refi. Harold Hup-..■fftrf (R-Lanstag). spokesman Strikers still must vote on fee for the railway, '^Twelve more
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34 passengers — can be added by taUngieut the toilets and drinking water."
be followed."
’Police can be Instrumental ini the prevention of delinquency,” he s|id. "A patrolman walking wheat knows the people UP hfe neighborhood. He should supply this information to other agencies.
“But police departments ate being ramrodded into supporting sports programs for kids. I love the Little League program personally -r but it's not one far the police to handle.
He also criticized the practice of police acting as probation officers for youthful criminals!
"The offender’s attitude is 'who’s he kidding—he arrests me, then lets me out’," Popello said. He stressed that It was sheep r to have a stroag crime prevention program
yesterday.
When the Ution first struck. Garland Sanders, the Union’s chief negotiator, said job security was the
He said most communities were
Auto Strikes Culvert, Area Resident Dies
A White Lake 'township father of three was kflled Thursday evening when his car smashed into a cement culvert on M-59, in White Lake Township.
Edward J. Johnson, 55. ti. 9470 PonttaeLakeJKd., was dead osr arrival at Pofoiac General Hospital.
Johnson, who was alone in the car, was driving at a "high rate of speed ’ and lost control .on a curve -near Teggerdine road, witness told ffentiac state police.
Oakland Highway Toll hi '60
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Galina Ulanova, Noted Russian Ballerina; Retires
MOSCOW fUPD - Galina tfo-nova, hailed in the’ Soviet Union
as the top ballet,. '
world, Hu retired H_	___
ins of the Bolshoi Jfofoto: at tMj,
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ill lithe and fclpode Offer 33 years-on the btilrtrtAW’tteepova a-,	-	|	_ retains the power to thrill andi-
St Charles said, ’WfeftE got it un- encea ip Moscow, London, or New
jump mntml •*	%	T T-	^	..
— fe the area near St. Ghepta. Mo., where fife Mifeouri empties into the Mlasfeaippi. r>rrw»i» m
The floods olfeig the tfee^Mg Itrora in fife last two wee’ caused an estimated U
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parted duriag the strike. The latest ssaa the draining at Ml from
Changes ta the 25 coaches involved will hr- made during the next tew yean. This will not af-~rt through trains.
But commuters need not worry about excessive thirst — er other discomfort, according to Hun-
“We want the company to stop hiring contractors to do work that our electrical And gas .tistrfltttlon workers should do.” 'Sanders said, ‘This practice fiaa meant layoffs for oer people.”
Consumers’ service area covan I of the 98 counties Michigan and most of the major cities Major proas serviced by tile Jackson-headquartered utility include Battle Creek, Bay City, Flint, Grand Raptda,Wackaon, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Muskegon, Saginaw, Traverse City, Pontiac, Royal Oak, Plymouth, Northvitte, East [Detroit, Mount Clemens, Birmingham, Femdale and Wayne,
The utility services an area of just over 28,700 square miles.
Consumers was struck two yean ago over new contract demands. That walkout lasted eight days and eight boun, during which the company maintained nearly full service with supervisory employes.
Before 1368 strike, the longest ta Consumers’ history took place ta 1937. It lasted tax days and an organizational strike.
'These trains make at least six stops ta the trip from Pontiac to Detroit,” he explained.
rtav. Dr. Grafton, Detroit Minister Is Dead at 58
DETROIT U»—- The Jtev. Dr. Warren Grafton, 58, pastor of Detroit’s CentrayWoodward Christian Church for lieariy seven years, died last Ittfct of cancer.
He wiu bom ta Ann Arbor, graduated from Butler University and toqk hit divinity degree from Utim Theological Seminary, [received his doctorate from Texas Chriafota University.
Konntdy in Senate
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP)-Sen. John Y, Kennedy halted a cam-
dtans late Thursday to bh on hand for today's expecWBiB dT
rights vote. U.S
Delayed 'by ?Mtlf NP
H Ml ,	CAPE CANAEBDtL, Fla. A—
Competed baBeteources said her The development of an InrftlUC retirement was wlectiv* April j, guided Atlas mlssllA ha« bstai'de-but 41 apptted only to her twgtiar layed by ta tiEMM&joi Zfoe Bolshoi launching pad Thurtdfoi feight of ■■ |,< f intercontinental range weapon.
more' than 206 million dollars ta bqod Issue* have been approved % voters for new construction to keep pace with increasing enroll-
The defeated miUage request last week was the first in the school) system since Ireland took office.
Commemorating its 10th anniversary, Birmingham’s Little Gallery will present an exhibit of 10 noted artiste' work Sunday through June 4.
I H.M While he hash
Service for Mro. Bertrand (Carrie) ' J. Howieit, 17, ti 917 Ann wBI be haid Monday at M i. at fop Manley Bailey Funeml ae. Burial wttt be iultivanUa Cemetery, Albton<
Mrs. Hewlett died Thursday following a short illness.
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She attended Ypsilanti Normal College and was a graduate of Alhion College. She was a school principal in Chelsea for five years.
She was a member of Alpha Chi Omega and the Review Chfo, both in Albion.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Martop Ojola of Birpxtagbam, brother. Harry MqOaakto of California, and two grandchildren.
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Arraign Driver infatal Crash
Albtrt Amerson Free on Bond in Negligenf Homicide Charge
The driver of a car fit which two passenger^ were killed la a Saturday nighrauto accident todb? demanded examination an a negttgent homicide charge:
to * to Albert Amerson Jr., 36, of 80 Clovese St, was freed under 9500 bond by Municipal Judge Cedi McCalhon pending the pretrail’ hearing April 20.
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Sadie Mae -HiggUi, 19. of 442 S. Jessie St, and CetikRaroe«, 32, of 12 Utah St, vfolM tote Saturday night whtijt- Amorean’a car went out of eontrol on Wflaon avenue beat of S. Saginaw street and struck a pole..
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Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas
MSA JOHN A OAVES Service far Mrs. John S. (Gladys E.) Oaves, 83, of 484 w. Kennett Rl. wlU be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Sparics-Grilfln Chapel with burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.
Mrs. Graves died in her sleep at her home.
Mitt, BROCKWAY GUILBAULT Mrs. Brockway (Oars M.) Guil-bault, 50, of ST Nelson St. died yesterday at Pontiac General Hospital of a heart ailment after a brief illness.
defy and Bishop Gallagher Coun-iRoy Peak, :.!r* Ward Weat, Mrs.
dl 3500, Royal Oak.
The Rosary will be recited at _ p.m. today nt C;' J. Godhardt Funeral Home, Keego Harbor, with to be at the funeral home until 0:00 sum. tomorrow.
Surviving an hie wife, Marion A.; three daughters, Patricia D.. Maureen F. and. Therese A.; and two sons, James P. and Richard all at home: a slater and a brother.
AUGUST C. DOUBLER TROT — Service for August'C. Doebler, 77. of 3325 Troy
Mrs. GuUbaolt attended Olivet^ ^ at‘ j.jq pm.-in Christ
College at Kankakee. 111. and had bean an office employe at Pontiac General Hoepttal for 10 yean. She was a member of the Veterans’ of Foreign Wen Auxiliary Poet
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Surviving are her husband; daughter, Mrs. Carl (Kay) Church. IB of Pontiac; two TrandchiUben, and a lister, Beulah Phillips of Pontiac.
A Veterans’ Memorial Service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the Huntoon Funeral Home. Service will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home with burial in Perry Mount Park Cemetery.
ARTHUR L Mar ADAMS Service tor Arthur L. MacAdams. 72, of 101 OUdand Aye., will be held at 3:30 pjn. Saturday at the Sparks-Griffin Chapel with burial in Oak Hill Oemetery.
Mr. MacAdams, n retired sales-man of Pontiac Retail Store, died in his sleep at his home yesterday.
RICHARD J. O’LEARY WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Service lor Richard J. O’Leary, 57, of 2503 Depew St., will be heM at 10 a.m, tomorrow at Our Lady of Refuge Catholic Church. Burial win be in Mount •Hop Oemetery.
Mf, O’Leary died of aheart attack at St Joseph Mercy Hoapital He was a member of the Our yestorav.
Lady of Refttge Holy Name's©-
Frank Galen, Mn. Wayne Shaw and Mn. Ronald Jorgenson, all of Pontiac; three sons, Stanley and Louie, both of Auburn Heigbts, and Bernard of Pontine; and 39 grandchildren.
A sister and brother also survive.
Church Apostolic, Royal Oak. Burial will be in Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak.
Mr. Doebler died Wednesday at William Beaumont Hoapital, Royal Oak, after a'two-year illness. Surviving an Ms wilt Murine; tree daughters, Mr*. Fredrick Miller of Troy, Margaret at home and IBs. Howard Alveraon of Detroit; four eons, William of Claw-sen, Gerald of Troy, Francis at home end Henry of Pontiac; 17 grandchildren, and five 'greatgrandchildren.
Six sisters also survive.
IkURLEYT. HUNTER TROY—S e r v i c e
Church of Religious Science Founder Dies
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Dr. Ernest Holmes, 72, dean and founder of the Church of Jteliglous Science, died at bis home Thursday night.
The anthor of many works oh religion and philosophy suffered stroke about three weeks ago.
Building Slips This March in Waterford Area
Buildlng was down in Waterford Townsblp ib March this year compared to thraama period last year, according to township building |n-spector Carl Walton.
Total permits issued this March were HH,Ut as cam-pared fa 8731071 for Man* of llMi Only 11 bouse permits for eenetnftien valued at «UMW were Isafad- A year age there
A cothmerclal permit for cotf-(traction raided at 3233,350 was issued to the Michigan Bell Telephone fy mwi|mrtinB pt ■ »n ' arTaliiHta| A a iwofrinny I
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Missile, Space Plans
WASHINGTON un-The Defense Department moved Thursday to bring*!* far-flung system of mls-d space vehicle teat pro-and 'facilities under tight direction.
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The boas of the new set-up Is Dr. Herbert F. York, director of defense research and engineering, who already bolds broad control of most of the military space and miastle projects.
Maj. Gen. Donald N„ Yates,
missile and space programs — lader York’s •ver-alf direction. York *eki he believes Tates "has directed more big rocket launchings than perhaps anyone in the world.”
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MBS. JOHN NacDONALD ROMEO — Service for Mm.'T&n (Katharine) MacDonald, 10, of Ml Dickinson St, will be held at 10 ajn. Monday from St Paul Episcopal Church. $urial will be in Rom-j Cemetery!
Mrs. MacDonald died Thursday after an extended illness.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Florence Weir and Mrs. Doris Mann, both of Windsor, On!., Mrs. Helen Harmon Of Del Rio, Tex., and Mrs. Mary Jaynes of Romem a son. John of Romeo; five grandchildren and eight great-grandchil-
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a statewide examination of fifth graders lay in a committee graveyard oday.
The House yesterday returned the Senate-approved measure to the' education committee with the obvious intention of killing it
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THEODORE D. ZYWICKI AUBURN HEIGHTS—Service tor Theodors D. Zywicki, 07, « . Oakmont St., wffl be held at it a.m. Monday at (be Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery.
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OLDEST LICENSEE — ton Bate* of Vicksburg celebrated his 90th birthday Tuesday by having his Michigan driving license renewed for rthree years. Bates, who has been driving since 1918, uses a 1938 sedan. He’s the oldest state licensee.
Pinckney Editor Dies
PINCKNEY tn — funeral service will be held here Saturday for Paul W. Curlett, 69, editor and former owner of the Pinckney Dispatch. Curlett died Tuesday of a heart attack. He stayed on aa editor last year after selling the weekly.
Engineer Eyes Inflatable Rubber Space Station
SANTA BARBARA,-Calif. (UPD-An engineer Ms proposed building an Inflatable rubber space station capabte'Of supporting at least two ion.
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He said it also is a step toward automatic control of thermonuclear power plants of the future in which H-bomb reactions wtU generate electrical power. It could be used. to. study atomic explosions at the instant of detonation.
Hoffa Talks on Money
ANN ARBOR OR — James R. Hoffa, president of the. Teamsters Union, win speak to a group of University of Michigan students today about money. Hoffa accepted an invitation by the Odd-Lot Investment Club to discuss “investing union funds.’*
haadredth-mlUlaath at a second, eventually may give scientists a glimpse of what gaes on inside aa atom.
The light analysis system, involving use of television techniques, was reported to the Optical Society of America by Dr. P Lovell of the Bdndix Aviation Corp., South Bend. Ind.
b b b By breaking light down into its various wavelengths (dolors), with a prism, scientists can glean a wealth of information about the material emitting it. This information includes elemental and chemical makeup, temperature, speed and direction of motion, and chemical and physical reactions.
The conventional way of spreading light sot tato its various component colors Is to photograph It so film with a spectrograph. Lovell’s method bypasses the film, thus saving
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The station would hold enough food and supplies fag two people to live on it far up to SO days, Schnit-zer said.
The society is {raiding a conference hefe on the structural design of space vehicles.
by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said such a space station could be deflated like a balloon and blasted into space in the nose cone of a rocket.
Once la space, a signal from earth canid release the station and cause It to unfold Mke an umbrella Into a complete to-
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Farmers Protest Plastic Eggs for Easter Hunt
ASBURY PARK, NJ. (D—This resort,plans to use plastic eggs for its beachfront Easter egg hunt, and egg fanners have protested, “With prices the way they an today, we have to give our eggs away anyway.*’ said Eugene Goetz, egg hatchery to
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City officials prefer plastic eggs because real .eggs break.
A sponsor of the April 16 egg hunt pointed out another problem.
“We have to tWok of the sunnier visitors,’’ he said. “Not oil the eggs are found, gome slay burled to the mad until summer. Finding aa egg to July that’s ‘been burled since Easter to act the world’s most pleasant experience, although It might assure yon a private section ft •each.’’
The State Poultry Assn, suggest ed hardboiling the 1,000 eggs needed.
Ionia Father and Son Entor Politics Together
IONIA M—A father and hit son entered politics simultaneously today. .
Jay C. Bowne, 59, and his son, Warren, 28, announced their candidacies far office to the Aug. 3 state-primary elections. Both are political newcomers. b b
. The younger Bowne is a candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress from the Eighth District, the post being vacated by Rep. Alvin Bentley from Owosso. Bentley is running for the Republican nomination tor the U. S.
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LONDON «V—President diaries de Gaulle won the crowning ovation of Ms triumphant visit to Britain Thursday with a call for an end to the nuclear arms rape.
. France, he said, desires above all that nuclear weapons be destroyed and the “vehicles of death" that cany them be placed ,under surveillance. And she beBovea that east and west can live la peace together.
De GaaOe’s ape the staff of history with oratory perhaps aamatched since Winston Churchill roused the free world to action so years ago. CharehlM, 85, aad feeble BOW, was there to honor Us wartime :	a*y.
Da Gaulle, tall and vigorous in sober morning dress, -stood before a silk covered throne on the gray stone steps that till one end of Westminster Hall. Scarlet-robed beefeaters from the Tower of London flanked him as an honor guard. A fanfare from'trumpeter* In medieval diets introduced his speech. ENDED IN DRAMA The soldier-president spoke With hardly a glance at kis notes, for 30 minutes. By an oratorical tour da force!* contrived to end just as ther 900-year-old hall vibrated the last stroke of noop from the great1 bejl of Big Ben.
The aedleaee — members of both houses of Britain’s Parliament — sat a moment In silence as though stunned. Then they burst into a roar of appfauue that lasted a .fall four minutes. De Gaulle's theme was that Britain and France have a common destiny to work for peace.
; It brought him to this statement ; of French aims:
“France believes that this peace :	can be attained only If the i
fear of sudden annihilation removed.
“This involves the limitation and control of. armaments by both camps.
“She (France) wishes above oO that stocks of nodeor weapons be destroyed, that installs-, tlons where they are made be used for other purposes, that rockets and aircraft capable of carrying them, as well pa the fixed or floating bases from which these vehicles of death can be, launched, be placed (rider surveillance.
, “France would for her part be Very happy to give up the tests and the Capital expenditure she has undertaken in order to provide herself with the means pos-sessed by others, as soon as these Others cease to have them avall-
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He foresaw a lessening of enmity between the rival blocs of West and East. France, he said, hopes it will be achieved “in a peaceful atmosphere, through hition conditioned on the one ! by the aspiration of human tu far liberty, and on the other by the pursuit of progress which demands efficiency.”
After a tribute to the perseverance of Britain's Prime Minister Macmillan in working .to bring the heads of state together in Paris next month De Gaulle asserted: “You Amy believe .that he (Macmillan), President Elsenhower, Mr, Khrushchev and 1 , will come to gripe with this sum- | mlt .with a certain »utt la faction I at finding ourselves together. “For all. four of lik know and respect each other already."
,* After referring to his last visit to Britain, in wartime, 16 years] ago, he agreed wryly that'he and i Churchill had had their differences. I “But see," he cried, “how time works to display what matters and ] wipe oat what counts for little."
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Churchill, hunched in hitchairl < with Lady Churchill beside him, was near tears. When De Gaulle | finished and after the applause tended, he slowly descended to the flow of the hall, bowed to Star Winston, and strode slowly out into the spring sunshine. Churchill followed. No one moved until both . had gone.,
DE GAULLE AND CHUKGHI1X — President *De Gaulle calls on Sir Winston Churchill, his old wartime friend and sometimes adversary, in London Wednesday. Their beaming faces, during
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DETROIT (fi—Automotive News wife were divorced in an Alabama I popular What’s My Line? TV (how.
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garet Neal Daly? were married 23 years and have three children. Details of the divorce were not made public.
News director of the ABC network, Daly Js moderator of the
MSU Geologist Doing Research on Best Way to Locate Fields
British to Ask About Schooling in '61 Census
LONDON (AP>—Britons are'going to count tbemaelve^ for the first time in 10 yean, jfhis time to find out among other things how many of them knbw about SputaMa and such tMnga.
Car Dealer to Run
YPSULANT! (UPI) - Thomas P. Payne of Ypsilanti, a foreign oar dealer, has announced he wU seek the nomination lor the House of
EAST LANSING ’ (AV-There are still substantial untapped oil de-this state, a Michigan State University geology professor maintains.
“That seems, to be the opinion of many geologists who have made extensive studies of the Michigan reported Prof. William j.
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Bet he said Michigan Is prevented front realising Its potential ao aa oil producer by obstacles to locating the Adds. Chief among these are onbenr-face structures, the greet depth of aotne producing arena and glacial drifts at ap to 1AM teat covering potential ell basins.
Hinze is dping research to' produce information to aid irf exploration for potential oil strikes.
One aspect is a field study leading to a complete magnetic map of Michigan and adjoining areas.
Also planned, is an extensive study of the physical properties of the rock layers that compose die Michigan basin.
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“We hope to increase the effec-j! tiveness of currently applied meth-T ods of exploration,” he said, ‘.‘and . in particular develop new methods]] especially adapted to Michigan."
Plans for a nationwide cehsus on April 23, 1961, ware announced today. High oa the list of new questions is oqe seeking quaUfica-tions in science and technology. The last official census in 1961 :toillll 50,225,224 pedple in. the United Kingdom. In 1956 an un
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It will be the 16th census in Britain’s history. The earliest In 1700 received i p roughly seven million.
Jack!# Takes Spill on Broadway Stage
NEW YORK (UPIt-Comedian Jackie Gleason slipped and pulled a ligament in his left leg during u matinee of his Broadway show, Take Me Along.’’
Hewas finishing up a soft shoe nwnber when he supped on the slick stage and had to limp oft
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The trade paper said strikes and short work weeks throughout thel industry are responsible for the drop from last week's 148,032 as-] sembUes.
Compact cars, however, continue] to purr steadily ahead with 39,979| units scheduled for fids week, al most 30 per cent of the industry’) total production. Last week compact output totaled 40,673 units.
Automotive News estimated truck production this week at 26, 488 units compared with .29,015 last week and 25,903 in th of last year.
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Dr. Robert Goa Jack**, a professor of medicine, reported new rinding* on the common eon at the diet annual convention of the American College of Physician*.
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GUNNHON. Coto. ito-Camillc Berne baked a package of goodiee tor her cousin, Keith McKee, who is in the NaVy at New London,
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President of. Colombia Asks Study of Dofonso Hi Atomic Ago
WASHINGTON (A-The American nations «ooM eet a disarmament example tor the world, Colombian Predident Albert" Liens Camargo said Thursday.
In an address prepared for. the Organiatim ot American Stateo Council, Ueraa said a careful ew situation raised age Would bar well
Two Are Seeking longer Senate Seat
BISMARCK, N. D. CAP) - Rep.
Quentin Burdick, • Democratic trallMamr hi the stro&hold of Republicanism, will battle/Gov.
John E. Davie for the remaining ilfc yean of the lair Sen. William! BunMcfc rode a North DakoU Democratic upsurge into the Home of Representative* hi 1958, the tint of htoparWdvW to gain a House seat from North Dakota. If be wins in June he win be
designated the 51-year-old attorney as their nominee.
Burdick and Davis am matched In the June 38 special election to name a successor to Laager, % Inwgtime political firebrand who $ed in office last November. HELD IN INTERIM
The teat now la held by Republican Norman Brunsdale, appointed, by Davis on an interim basis.
Laager’s Senate seat.
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State Democrats and Nonpartisan Leaguers, meeting in Joint <teonvention Thursday unanimously
___ state's second Democratic
senator. John Moses, a three term governor, was elected la MM bat served tody a short time before he died.
Oae of four Americas families novas during a year.
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Saginaw Woman Runt for Vacant DAR Post
WASHINGTON (It —Mrs. Chester F. Miller of Saginaw, Mich., is among the candidates for the two vacancies as honorary vice president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She will he running against Miss Helen McMackia of Salem, !U., and Mrs. Reuben ft Knight of Alliance, Neb. tor the tiro vacancies.
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IBusiness and Finance
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Williams Signs | markets (Market Rally
Comes to Halt
The. following nra top prion covering sales at locally grown produce brought to the Farmer's Market by growers and told by Afttr 10-Year Struaale,11** to wbolM,tle package lots.
«nwr iv/-1 our uiruyyic, guo||rt|#nt m	by ^
Commission Is Formed Detroit Bureau at Markets, as at ♦o Help Oldsters lMon<tay'
. LANSING (UPD — Gov. G. Men-nen Williams yesterday signed into law a bill creating a state commission On aging to cap a 10-year struggle to get ..the plan through the Legislature.
“This commission will not be a , ‘talk group' hut will strive for and promote programs which will ease the later years of our people," Williams said.
Detroit Produce
Apptra. Mrlntoah. t
la........... MS
Ctrrau 'topped, ba. Horseradish. pk .1
“only the beginning of aa arrive program te provide a better
for o
r citizens.”

Onion*, dry. 40-lb big .............. 1.30
hniij. Root. dor. ochg. .......... t.lf
Psrsnio* Cello Pit sow .........Li. f *
“The commission "represents a giant step forward in meeting psychological and economic ..needs of our older people,” Williams Named to the commission:
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fiwMi Slack. 4* ou.,.........
'HE'iniw o«t mm ..... (9|
Rhubarb, hothouse dot. bch*. .... iJf Rhubarb hothouaa l-lb. bos ....	**
Sdutsh. Hubbard, bu. ......
Turnip*, topped, bu. ..............
James E. Brophy, Detroit: Dan Connell. Mankegon; Msgr. John Slowey. Lansing: John B. Martin, GraSd Rapids: Dr. Wilma Dona hoe, Ana Arbor, aad Charles O'Dell, Detroit.
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Livestock
MTROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT. April 7 i API—Cattle—Com. ,»rsd last ant. choice slaughter stvert and heifers msdsrsuly active, steady tc-atroai. lew late Mika Me higher; standard sad -'good stem aad haliers slow, about steady, utmtr attars. and betters Me leteer. demand on lawwi trades very narrow, clttraacs Incomplete: cows steady with last weak’s lad dost; bulls Me lower: twa lata mixed high choice and orlme 035-10*7 lb. ■Mart 21.50: around-d loads high eholca 1015-1311 lb. staorgmSM*: most eholca Steer* 1000-1300 lbs!;70#-2l.50; good
srd steers 2140-24 00. • utility 14.00-21.00:	lew loads choice
lb heller* 3f.M-37.5Q: good to loi hellers 23.50-M.90: utlllVy and ■
aging-created by Williams for tern-: porary Service until a law was passed setting up the present commission. Five state officials were! it.M: lew » u also named to ex-officio posts on **-*MlM*s the commission. -	*	| individual
NEW YORK i* - The stock market's four-day rally stalled to-(foy as prices declined in moderate trading.
Key stock* declined from fractions to about a point. A minority of Issues posted gains in about the same range.
The rally was spattering yes-
end higher by only a slight margin. Prices reached redistaaee ■ear the late February peak, brokers said.
The major steels and-motors, pacemakers in the rally, declined unanimously. Ralls, oils and utilities. the latter at a I960 peak yesterday, also retreated.
Rubbers and chemicals were Irregular. Aircrafts produced small gains,
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Enthusiasm over the big boost
Cotlftf^kcia'ER»r< to Seek Building OK
. The Oakland County Board of Education will seek the green light by summer to begin construction Of a wing to its present building at 1025 N. Telegraph Rd.
Although specific details and an dimmed coat have not yet been arrived at. tfae Board has enough money in Its special education fund to finance the entire project itself. according to County Supt of Schools William Emerson.
The educator*, nevertheless, will first ask approval from the Oakland County Board of Sapor-
Plane for the approximately 7,000 aquaro feet addition still are to the talking' stage, Emerson said.
Census Brings on Big Fuss
MERCHANT HONORED - R. V. Todd (right), owner of Todd Shoe Store, 20 W. Huron St.i was awarded a plaque by-the Florsheim Shoe Co. “for. SO years of done-business association together,” The award, signed by Harold M. Florsheim, was
Pullae Ptm* not presented by the company's Michigan representative, Harry Rriss. Said Relsa: "To my knowledge, this is the first such Florsheim award in the state of Michigan.”	*	v, ■
"^jlnfracUong Bring Low of Licenses
DETROIT (AP)—"The government has never done anything for me. Why should I do anything tar the government?' says George Kido. And that Includes answering a census takers questions.
Kido, who lives , in suburban Sterling, his wife and Janet Vttko-
viasra before further steps are
Me dfoolomd that he presented, the p 1 a n "simply for consideration” before committee member*
of the Board of Supervisors at a recent informal meeting.
. Emerson said more space Is needed for the rapidly growing te-habllitatkm and tearing services. Waiting lists exist, he said, with present conditions.
«Wa have tfcfte paychalegtats
The testing and rehabilitation functions now age housed pa the ling’s second Door, originally the Bleeping quarter* of a nurses’
Aa many as 27 people work In the 12 small rooms (average of 1ft x 12 feet) an the second floor.
The superintendent said the ape-rial education fund has grown thts
tion this week, a drop freight car loadings and cutbacks in steel, production*
Youngstown Sheet dipped more than a point. U.S. Steel was around a point lower. Other leading steelmakers dropped fractions.
Ford was off around a point. Others of the big three automakers were off leu than that. American Motors and Studebaker-Pdck-ard eased.
State Curbs 51 Oakland County Drivers
Kido home to pick up a census form.
Edmuad C mate* 0, 1
DuPont gained about a print.
HUp moderately were Goodyear, nancial responsibility for c
The' drivers’ licenses of 51 Oak-, ™«odpr. rJSSS!TmF^SSXSt.
lapd County residents were sus- Waterford Township *	----------1-	.—
pended or revoked recently by	«- B*1*	■*"«« 8l"
'	“	- — . .	—• -j David d Charalev! 431 S lit! Dr. IM.dtson Heights
j Walled Lake	v	Elmo Marshall. !
Harold L. Dialer. 3141 Walcott St jMadlaon Height] Perndale
Frederick J. McLott. 935 Lei Perndale
monies. The Board of Supervisors, Emerson said, doesn’t appropriate monies to or have control over the special education fund.
We have enough money to take |care of the wing,” Emerson said.
'We are going to move aa
the Secretary of State's Office ii Lansing.
Ordered to furnish proof of fi-

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utility bulls
Charged With Receiving 24 Tons of Stolen Steel
siaadard 1*00-27.00; cull down i
A Southfield trucker. Joel Berko- “j*;,..	. , |	,
• witz, 44, was arraigned in Federal	ft
Court. Detroit, yesterday	«y
charges of receiving stolen steel. jo6-no "S*
Boeing. General Dynamics. Ana-! more drunk driving conda. International Nickel, Amer- were: lean Cyanamid and Merck, Gen- gut, eral Electric and Goodrich around a print lower.
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Bloomfield Toyiaahlp Clarence E. Brlhkey. *364 Atkin* Rd Rochester
John B. Crumpton, 58*0 Berkley Dr yiMrftrd Township^
Berkowitz, Who operates	I
Northwest Truck and Sales Co. .at|».M:'tm 19250 W. Eight Mile Rd., was freed I JJgj on $5,000 bond pending examination! Hoe*—: April 28.
3j.uv-24.uu; - iobu prune nu ..	le.-'-94iMi; '-late, trade- .choice ,
d prime 31.44-33M; load prime R*. jo* pelt* 3340: moat good- and choloa *r« -	- -ing the week N.M-Igcti
,uilsi Crk Coal 3*.« Panh Epi
[Johns. Man..... 414.. man
ptlts sold late !
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• He has been charged with illegally receiving 49,000 pounds of coil steel taken from a semi-trailer parked in Melvindale.
'irtually absent.	iLdF'CHau
[T not enough to fully estsb- lUh McAL l: tew head and sipall lots Llgg a 1 and 3 and No. I around Lockh ,*,** . lg.2S-l6.7S: eomnarod last Lone S Ci irrows and gilts 35-SOo lower; Lone 8 O •tie 25c lower some 40c off. LoriOard ..... -Salable " 200; early trade'• slaughter classes alow most sties AboutIJJJJf. TL* iteody; clearance incomplete: scattering f5*£*,X£
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cutters 1340-foSS.
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Melvin R. Rand

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Alfred V._____
Southfield Champ Ward,
. 30330 V
. Mrs. Kido answered the door.
“I asked her (Mrs. Vukorich] to no Nartho.tr *>• l» (he kitchen but she p .... j herself down In the living i
io*M	Mrs. Kido. “I answered some |promptly as possible and should
Hales ato.. of her questions, but her attitude | ask the supervisors for their ap-Tawas ct !provoked me.’*	jproval by summer. We hope the
Ml Vaughan!	♦	*	*	I wing will be reMdy tor occupancy
Kido became angry when Mrs. by 1961. •
i. Bolt I Lake” Orion	^	' jVukovich asked him about bath-— ■	- -	-r
«u  	.- 08,4 a jp.iVah! room facilities in his home, then
cim*s-l Persons losing the right to arive
Joseph P
due
Harry W Oreonsp
:7..ii.ri'is I„lln~in.lt handed him an additional census j unsatisfied judgment	^ fm out. He escorted Mrs.
Death Notice
er, 41200 ien Milo Rd.
Ooargt P. Srakaal. 140 S McCAuOey,' 1M
Howard|tn the danr and tOOSed, i form out aftef her.
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13-Mile Rd..
frank V. Elliott
Holsworth of RB | AppKXi&fGv
Joalyn Rd., Lake Orion, lost theL ‘
drive because of drunk JOT wM rOSt
right
driving
and unsatisfied judg-
37 Republic Stl
STATB OP MfddGAN t
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38.4 Reyn Met 71 Rey Tob ..
Si
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Those losing their licenses Hue I*1 {to* unsatisfactory driving records \ i were:
[•*! Charlto R Boytr. 41 Spoksnr Dr
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Veslrrs—Salable 34.
t enough don*;M;
Motorola .....	I Nat am

Jureolls Division. •
■ Moris Thuroan. Mb
■ petition soncern-
I. Thureau. father of si
News in Brief
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2	8to CHI Csl Std oil lad
T Central 24.3 Stevens JP .
y*titlon haulng Uon tllodJa thtsCourtj Lawrence Colbeth. 218 E, Wilsonj£“r Ap,cAv
[Ave., reported to Pontiac police,Nor ita pw iiwi [yesterday that burglars broke into osg '
___________________thoVri's- his garage and stole various types 9^1 ¥ gf
>ame St mi people of the.BUt. Of fishing tackle.	Pan AW Air
—' "i~‘ t horsay nottflsd thiitl	1	““
alleging that ___ ________
the father of said minor known, aad Mid child Is -the public for support:
I OK Waterford f School Work
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________________________________jirdV.laihon Service, 240 E. Wilson Ave., To Bore 500 Feet
-	fiy^f Apra AP? iCM0 *t!"cl stole a clock, it was reported, .	*,	"	.
retook to the *fternpon, and you to Pontiac Police yesterday. IlltO J30II0I23 OI
g ImprasUoaf to raakt persons! creof, this summons and notice served by publication of a copy V previous U said hearing in o Press, a' newspaper printed
and circulated hi
Witness, the H —____________
Moors. Judas pf said .Court, of Pontiac In ■*' of AmU. A D IT
lo Arthur E.
Alvin Lpve, 2S2 Crystal Lake Dr., reported to Pontiac police yesterday that someone broke into lis home and stole a radio, suit, and an undetermined* amount of change,.
ARTHUR I. MOORE
NOTICE OP PUBLIC BALE Notice Is hereby given that on the day Qt April. IMS. at' 10 o’otoek the undersigned will pell at gubllc
Lake Superior
ANN ARBOR # — Scientists will begin drilling a 500-foot brie in the bottom of Lake Superior, this month to reconstruct a his-Rummare gale, gat 9-1. TWitory of the Great Lakes during the Corwin. aU contribution* donated]past million vears. ■
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to church.
-Adv. ’
i'wm H Roberson M Nebraska AM.]	VtlkOVich. her supervisor.,
Mabel M. s. Touna. 73 Blaine, st'Helene Zimmerman, and a state RdG“0wi«e?foM’'^StpH“‘b*tl‘ polfceman went to the Kido home poari t*m. 4034 sursbsth L*k< Rd., the following day and were or-Wota<»sV Ad*ma*11417 Conover Laos. dered out. They left.
Ferndato	__	1 1	1t t dr
Otto Dees. 20743 oieniodger a,.. Fcm- Mn Zimmerman said Jassos T. Moody. OM ptMcrosi m. whfn ^ told Kido he was liable Mahrand at to a $160 fine and 60 days in jail Stored Avo..jf°r not answering he told her: “Go Farmington	[ahead and prosecute."
■“—n*»4 outaaoAvo.,1 ,.j.m ^ Hvi|^ ta RuMja " h,
11M4 Ootago Ars Jgaid. “1 don’t have to answer 7M* Riiffner St-i those questions ”
g opera- Birmingham	,	' _____I The matter has been turned).
>«>«■ to the regional census direc-
6*VBS. AP*q 7 ISM fHAOTB E, 4S4 W. Baaaott Rd.. age 01. ae-loved wits of John 8 Oori*. dear
Melvin E. ,
Goebel T, Black. MOM Stored i
of Mtoa Minerva Metcalf.
iMrvtge pBF Aprtl V at 1:M
Sparks-Orlffln’Funera? Hooit Rev Paul Hurt offtotottac.
the Sparkt-Ortfllu Funeral
dUrtJUUtT. AP1UL 7. iMSi ttitaA « NeUod St, aqa M; to-t of Brack way OuUhaaM
the Gensua Bureau hasn’t had to prosecute anyone for refusing to
The appointment of Frank V.
Elliott as general supervisor of
I— costs, budgets andjF"*1”^
H pricing opera-Btrmtofham .
Uona. Pontiac Mo-L?5 1 •“*tk m,
tor Division, waal ^	^ license*i*01*- John Tharaldaon. who payal
announced today |	record* show that in 1TO yousj
by Russell L. Norris. comptroller.
The a p p rint-j ment la effective May L
.Elliott been ^thfieW; Clair a supervisor to| ^ gig Beavec Rd., Troy: Bar-| r.aJ^!bara‘L. Gordon of 4046 W. 13-Mflej
Mote	^	Claims
t was bom m Dale, bid. .and ., ..
Approves Remodelina graduated from Indiana Uriverri-jMa<uson M*‘gnw it ci _a_ n -u- "i*)1 in with a bachelor afj
auw Uiotlwt at Mrt. Carl iKayl rhurchIU; Aar slstsr of Bvulsh “ c Phillip* ’ Vetsrani Msmartal Bvrvic* wifi ha haM Sunday am-nine si 7 30 p m at _ Hantoon
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i maadi whs., is ijes. i
[ revoked because of unsatisfactory driving records and failure to ap-
‘. pear for rfcexamination. »	_________
ThcV wpfc Harry R. Edgar otj"5"" que,,ions -■ ; William N.	"
.. 70 N. Tetotraph: ag- M: ’ — >t Jwn Laaarskl r #f Mrs. Murray
__________________ Inland Funeral service will be haM Satur-- - —
j Brown of 21301 Telegraph Rd-• Cnryviri Anrrrv
- r. McIntosh si voarjci nngry
tat Help Refusal,
Board of
UacADAMS; AFOUL 0. IMS. AR-thur L„ Ml OaktoUd-Ava.. age 73: beloved husband of Asenath Mac-Adama;, dear. Father of Arthur L.
Jr . Mrs. David Ntcho-John Bulker, Mr*
verting the school into a one-story] unit. This is die oldest school in the, district and throughout the years has had three additions to
Rummage gate. St. Vincent Halt! The drilling, one of several new the -original building.
197 6. Parke, Sat.« Apr.1, 9 am. research projects planned in Mich-,
*flv- igan’s surrounding “inland seas,”]
Rummage Rale at Ceagregatien-1 became passible when the former |
CduCOtlOl) He was born in Dale, bid. and
] ANN ARBOR (UPD-Tljf attar-.
.	_ .... -iiy n i»u who ■ DBcnetor oil	. ii»y tor Ann Arbor industrialist!
Ot Elementary Building | science degree and an account- Healy Elias of 906 Lawndale ^Charles Baird said today Baird tag major.	j St. Royal Oak, lost his lieeme tor j twice gave money to a federal!
Plana tor major remodeling of! Aner bein6 released from mili- failure to appear for re-exarain- prisqn convict who accwd him of I the Waterford Village Schoojl were tai7 seivice as an ordnance cap- ation and for physical reasms. approved last night by the Board,tain, hi October 1945. he joined	★	*	*
of Education in a special meeting. GMs Delco Remy Division in Losing their licenses for driv-a	W it	Anderson, Ind. He .served in var- tag with a suspended license were
The 135 millkm-dollar project accounting-capacities with the Jerry D. Bice of 990 W. Drayton will involve tearing down tlierlvtelon and was tr®n*feiTed to St., and Ronald R. Morency of original center structure and con- GM centr?1 ottk* operations and 1436 W. Halelhurst Ave. both of 'analysis section in 1952.	Femdale.

1 Mrs THAIUAS Dutf-
plotting to assassinate Washtenaw County Circuit Judge James Breakey Jr.
Lowrenss. Pontiac. Michigan. Sold vt-hide la stored ot ll S Perry tad may be Inspected at 10 S. Parry. The undersigned reserves th* right t* bid at th* COMMUNITY LOAN COMPANY Pontiac. Michigan J. J. LEE. Mgr. “ April 1 and 3. i960 - BIDS ARB NOW BE1NO ACCEPTED for 1300 police ear. Ford, Chevrolet or Wymautlr Bids, must bs In bv April 10.	8t. Saturday. April 9, 6 a m. adv. Pontiac. Rebekah Lodge 496. Rummage Sale. Saturday 8 to 13 at 138 West Pike. advv Bake and rammage sale. Sat. April 8 to 3. First united Pene-] costal Church. 178 Oreen St. adv.	the 'University of Michigan became a division at the Institute of Science ind Technology.' An oceangoing Ship, equipped to drill oil wells, has been leased for a month by the division to undertake the tricky core-drilling project. The vessel has been on
loop, bpecmoailaas may be outofned si West Bloomllsld Township Rati, AMI Orchard Lake Rd.. Orchard Lake. Mich. - Dated AwP •, i960 - WILLIAM VAN METER Chief of Police April 7. ( aad 1. 19*0	Portland, Ore. and Tahiti are! almost equidistant from Honolulu! —2,332 and 2,381 sea miles respectively.	[the lakes to help search for the sunken ore carrier Bradley. A kcAniftA Uallnlr
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Ready at City Hall
Two important announcements concerning the two approaching Pontiac elections were made today by Mrs. Ada R. Evans, city clerk.
Concerning the general municipal election a week from Monday, she announced that absentee ballots are now available at City Hall. They can be cast at the clerk's office, she said, through Saturday, April 16.	*
. On the subject of the special school election May 9, Mrs. Evans said that registrations for this Registrations tor this election will close at 8 p.m. Monday. Registrations have already closed for the municipal election-------
To Sell faster Candy for Nuns' Station Wagon
The Sacred. Heart Church Altar Society women at Aubura1 Heights will sell boxes of chocolate Easter candies,tomorrow to raise money for a station wagon to transport nuns of the parish school.	,
Sales will be (yndugted ae the; Keego Hardware Store and the Pontiac State Bank branch in Auburn Heights from 9 a m. to 12 noon, Chairman Mrs. Frederick Beamish said.
Bids for this and two other additions to the Drayton' and Hudson Covert schtmln will be asked In irid-May, with can-atruction starling iumM-diately after the awarding af the bids, according to Superintendent William Sbunick.,
In other business, the Board action requesting. the State Department of Public Instruction to approve' the rematafog $2,500,000 of the original 5-million-dollar bond ■ previously qualified for sale of bonds.
Shunck presented details o( the summer school program, again tol be offered on a self-sustaining basis. It will be .planned “to pro-, vide for. students who need extra help tb attain the school system’i educational standard and for students who' wish to enrich their school experiences."
- The program will be set ap far pupils and student* from grades 4 through It
The Board authorized engineers Johnson k Anderson to make a preliminary survey and make reo ommendations for surface drainage of a tow ponding area on the [Schoolcraft School property and adjacent area.’The.lee will be; based on time and material And. must, not exceed the total amount of $500.
Alfred Kofilberg, Tough Foe of Red China* Dies
NEW YORK (Apt—Alfred Kohl-erg, importer and' militant foe of Red China pntf communism in genera], died Thursday night of a heart attack'at hia home.
•fid Baird gave the money to Kenneth Stratton of YpaUaatt, because he felt oorry fee him.. Stratton has accused Baird of! paying him $150 to assassinate! Judge Breakey.
. Kohlberg, 73, retired as president of the American Jewish League Against Commuism 1955' and was named Honorary president,
He also carried on his enuade through the America Chinn Policy Assn., of which he was chairman.
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HOME, SWEET HOME — Mr. and Mrs. William Rtftnaitor, both 78 years old, pose to front of thefr atone pre-Revolutionary hone pear Boyertown, Pa., after half of the front ot the house collapsed. “We have lived here for more than 50 years and it will last for us," they* said Builders said the stones were laid vWth a mortar of dRy. and animal hair. The house has no electricity, central heating or other conveniences.
Beek said Baird met Stratton! at the Washtenaw County Jail when! Baird was there held for contempt] of court for failing to pay alimony to his former wife. Stratton was being held at the time on a felony charge.
buto Saturday. April 0. At 3:10 p.m. from Sparks-Orttfln Fun.enrt Basils With Dr. Milton Bank oTO-clotlng. Interment la Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. MscAdsms will Ue la SMI* at the Sporks-Ortffln
O LSART. APRIL-7~MM_IUCHARn J. 3SS3 Depew. West Btooasftsto TV*., age 57: beloved hosband of Martoa A. O'Leary: dear father at Patricia D.. James P . Maureen P, Richard J, Therete Ana OLsarv; dear towthor af Mn. D. O. WUktassa aad Timothy P. O'Leary. SllltaMea of Ifea Rosary win be Friday evening ft I p.m. .frataC.X Oadaarf FwmtalRay,
-- Keego Harbor lAnaMi servlet win ba hold Hatorday. Aprtl f. at M a no from Our Lady at Ratuga Catholic Church with Father O. Bartol affletattng Interment In m.Xfm Cemetery. Mr. OMm will lie in MM until S:30 a m. at C. J. Oodhardt Funeral Hams, Keego Harbor and than be taken M Bu church far tarytoa.
On two later .occasions,. Beek said Stratton tried to get money from Baird and was refused. Baird blames these refusals for Stratton’! accusations.
Bloomfield Twp. Man Chosen for Fellowship
Donald H. Heniick. 173 N. Glengarry, Bloomfield ^Township, has been selected tor a one-year Sloan Fellowship In executive development a! til* Massachusetts Institute of Tedmot-
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He will join 43 other young business executives from throughout .the United States for 12 months ot management studies at MIT starting in June. Hensick will move with his wife and three daughters to. the Cambridge, Mass., area for the year.
Party, Fashion Show in Walled Lake Monday
WALLED LAKE - The focal Business and- Professional Women's Qob will sponsor a party and fashion show fog Walled Lake High School senior gtris at 7:39 p m. Monday to the school.
Following * riwwing of latest .nifig stales, dessert will be served. The fashions are being hm-niched by Hubbefl'a Department Store.
Mr. aad Mr* Rax a Ransom: Hear grandson af Mr. aad Mrs. C J. Oust aad Mr*. Psarl Ransom; dear brother at Dsboroh. Stephen and Vatorrto Day Haa-»om. Chauvl sorrics wos bald at WhIU Chapel Memorial Port Cemetery ttday April, tth at 3 pas. ArraagstsaU by coots Pu-neral K—e, Droytaa Ptatas.
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