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uioth YEAR a ol eee x | PONTIAC, MICI iGAN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1958—82 PAGES ore ee
C. of C. Plans Tribute)... | ‘ua ia
to General Motors | UIs ; | iG al
on 50th Anniversary A tribute to General Motors Corp. on its 50th an- x *k *
Scholle Blasts State
Heads State AFL-CIO 2°
Republicans - bl Vital to Offset
Losses in City Hike Begins Monday Tokens Will Be Rebels Hit Again
Raid Cuba Bank,
_ niversary and to its vital role in Pontiac’s economy is
The chamber, according to Secretary John Hirlinger,
- will honor GM at its annual meeting, March 26 at the _ Elks Temple.
Plans call for a reception at 6 p. m., followed by
Guests will include Louis C. Goad, of Bloomfield Hills, f F aes [ bo executive vice president of GM, who will speak for the 0 ying q [ planned by the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce.
a dinner at 7, he said. Accuses GOP
_ corporation, Hirlinger disclosed. | : : at Reduced Cost |
ret i ing a 10 eceratn vex With Contempt WBarn Up Che ch) resi casos J. Monaghan, general man- : nue losses, largely due to a
ager of GMC Truck and
_ Coach Division, and Semon .
#. Knudsen, general man-
ager of Pontiac Motor Di-
vision Takes Over Presidency
of Michigan AFL-CIO
at Special Convention 20 per cent drop in bus-
riders since last summer,
Pontiac City Lines will
boost its adult cash fares
from 15 to 20 cents begin- HAVANA, Cuba (#—Cuban rebels made a daring raid
on the National Bank of Cuba in the heart of Havana
_|today, tied up the bank’s employes and set fire to
thousands of checks. They made no effort to scoop up
GRAND RAPIDS the bank’s cash. Also invited is Thomas J. Wie-
thorn, manager of Fisher Body Di- viery,. slivery-haired - Chis Half a dozen men mingled with about a score of em-|"ing Monday. = plants in — he — Scholle today took over the , ployes and businessmen en-+— However, the ‘company
eatured speakers will include presid A would begin issuing » John A. Riley, chamber president; aa ea a yg erty Scarier eaallaaat ST yor vere Y adults ata Rep, William’ S. Broomfield, and. * AFL-CIO with a bitter de- a.m. opening. { again | = 8 City Manager Walter K. Willman, nunciation of State Repub- Once inside, they brandished | Zens price of four for 70 cents.
we ogg sti an $s licans. : pistols and entered: the bank's This means that adults who pur-
for. .both the reception and the The former State CIO check clearing room where they . ¢ cheno Chany Wil, coy OF eee
steak dinner and will be sold at head told a special conven- herded the employes into a room, ‘oreian , | = oon ; Tremman — egg _ the Chamber of Commerce office, tion that merged the State tied them up and proceeded to set : : : > com-
he’ noted. : leg t> pouches cuueining te - pany’s transportation superinten-
“General Motors’ role in Pon- CIO and AFL into a united ! ®e! Dems and Republicans, jdent.
tiac’s economy is so vital,” Hir- ‘llabor movement “why I ora Leaders of Many Fields) There is no o linger stated, “the Chamber of The rebels then fled. Police ne- . raising fares for children Commerce felt that we should ex- ' have such a vicious dislike ticed smoke pouring out an¢ | On New Committee tailing bus seevice “at thle thee,” press our gratitude to and interest) Lovls ©. GOAD for the Republican Party in “| Called firemen. Th6 Bimve—was ae Dreasher said. There will still
us years .- an importantiadded, ‘‘and we certainly want Michigan.” “ j VAS ~ & rages "milestone in the life of a corpora-|General Motors to know that they| Scholle, a veteran labor leader Psah ee eat nis torte Foreign Aid movement took beet mpeg weg: — tion as it is for an individual,” he|are welcome citizens of Pontiac.” of 25 years, said his experience in corp ssagel tip vol to the Pot today, launched with an im-/City I ag uly 1,
Nlobbying for labor at Lansing made ——— passioned plea by, President Ei-\Mrosel oan, St this yest dropped . : jhim that way. He. charged that The raid followed the bold kid-|Senhower to combat cpymems| as nates set
President Praises Benson vcs, i» evisu naplng af the wor champion auto|vho say “‘illons for armament OAD DROPS || , . . Fs weaeué last Sunday on the eve Movie czar Eric Johnston Un-|099 compared ment
in Face of Dissension sqaig b ka ci” PRES ay SK Drcorgel Senin Premio T8ctlsectook. the task of setting uP ally loads of 0,000 to $00000 in said. “They say we ought to be MICHIGAN AFL-CIO PRESIDENT — Fiery, silver-haired Gus loose after the race had ended in ee eS
_ WASHINGTON. (#—President Eisenhower, defying) obedient slaves.” He charged ren: ig wlbereciae' presidency of the newly merged Michigan tragedy on an oil-slicked course. nn eae a pa Im. 1956, the total number of
| AFL-CIO. ine reported killed . y, | passengers carried was $,080,- Midwestern Republican. demands that he fire Secretary| Revaiisecss sul, out tee compet ! ws Phas = anlinde shootings, |to build public support for mili-| $99, while last year that fotel
Of Agriculture Benson, praised Benson today as a MAN) jive iabor a bad time. ; bombings and sabotage incidents|tary and ‘economic aid PFoGrs™S) fell to 1S68,t00, Dreasher sald of courage and honesty. : . Scholle said one of the major ob- z 6 : . in Oriente province - 2 is to Dreasher believed that the in- ‘The President told a news conference that people ad- |jectives of the State AFL-CIO will Two 10 ast} on nit Te ee an cal cis seme quan oe af tance mols Selcter “Yoeating that Benson bet ae to werk the inher én the leghe against the regime of President] the administration's $3,900,000,- |Perating Profits presen hse’ ousted are badly mistaken . "a ve field. er = et ee oe ee ee ee Fulgencio Batista for more than 00 foreign aid bill.. ent .
| Brief Chilly Spell (WHERE TO GO ‘ ; _ ¥ a year. The movement is a direct out-|**- with
| ; “They : Rebel bombings the city, the bus company is al- Cee eet (Arrives Tomorrow about us getting out of» a Ww bridge and aqueduct in the San- (arranged at Ener llowed 6 boost fates or cat Surv tends to-ignore demands for Ben- Me ene tee tage de Cuba area, and tre [Soner's est, of co wheniver iti opersting es ’s resignation, way some South ; buses, a small yacht res- exceed ‘ ees mast *# . | Occasional showers and warmer Sea island where there is no gov- By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. sated tape panaul . & Bs @ Sook tebe: $0 per cent of its
Some Midwestern Republicans|is the prediction for the Pontiac/¢rnment.” Whether experts believe accused murderer Ray Goff! 4 sucar cane field was burned BP ror yg _ gga gg Ea Oy ka
in Congress, sharply -critical of/area tonight, with the low around) Scholle was sworn in as AFL- was insane when he shot and killed his estranged 27-/in the western of Pinar @)ioht, ¢ g daylong pa-| stand at 91% per cent of gross
Benson farm policies, have con-| 40-44 degrees. CIO president along with two |vear-old girl friend in 1955 was expected to come out) Rio. Two buses were bummed in!-.4.'of Jeaders from politics, in-| intake, Dreasher said.
| es ea ane een ee as a SS). | AFL's George Murphy of Muske. {today in testimony of two. psychiatrists oe dustry, labor, entertainment, ©90-! The company’s vice - president, - fice would cost the-party 25 to 30) ‘Thursday will “be colder, with) AFL's George Murphy of Muske. | today ee ag 9 4 7 cation and just about every other/p & James, informed the City congressional seats in the Noverm-| jouer changing'to snow flurries| ®°" ** executive vice president | The prosecution, after having called 17 witnesses to! Kidnaping of Fangio convinced) walk-of life. - | Commission of the fare hike by ber elections: : amr az Sieh ious "| and the ClO's Barney Hopkins the stand, rested its case+ many Cubans that President Ba-| a» unusual spirit of bipartisan- letter last night.
This was Eisenhower's _first|!@te tomorrow. pera-| of Detroit as secretary-treasurer. A : tista is virtually powerless 10) si, marked the gathering, at company eliminated bus tok- news conference in three weeks—/ture will be near 44-48. Murphy told the convention “‘or-|this morning in the first- check Castro's hit-and-run t8C-) Waich wisenhower and former haber emerge fe oe and his third since last Oct. 30.; For the next five days tempera-lpanized labor no longer can af-|degree murder trial of Goff, Ouse Dproves ties. oe President Truman both spoke | set a flat 15 cent per ride rate. He dealt also with these other tures will, average about 10 de-\ford to bat their own heads/35-year-old Flint. factory sere . eight hours apart. Tokens had been available before
matters: aa grees above the normal high of 36) (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) | oninist and motorcycielFy: Dethroned U.S. | me unprecedented politicallthen at 4 for 55 cents, or 13% RECESSION — Eisenhower re- jang normal low of 22 degrees. el . acer Bill for 5th Jud : truce. was emphasized when Ej-jcents apiece. 3
peated that a tax cut is of course <@ ce City Primary Monday — Beauty Queen senhower posed chummily for pic- , @ possibility if there is any deep- | ond Vilieg ~h -be Expected to take the stand this A . tures with such Democratic lumi-/Tryman Won't Criticize ening of the depression. nr sangre cog aa will again| . ™™"*4ay, Friday and Satur- |afternoon were Pontiac psychia-) Bid to Relieve County’s Wins Divorce er Lyndon Johnson and House tk mie’s Tri
But ‘Eisenhower again expressed turn warmer Sunday and Monday.| 4@Y The Press will publish in- |trists Drs. Clinton J. Mumby and ee : d Speaker Sam Rayburn, both of KE ON Mam P
confidence that unemployment will! ‘The lowest temperature recorded| formation on the 17 City Com- |L- Jerome Fink. Circuit Court Case Load) Las VEGAS, Nev. w — De/Texas, as weil as Adlai E. Stev-| oy yong anpormer Presi begin to diminish. [preceding 8 a.m. in downtown! mission candidates \nv in | They, along with two ojher| Faces 2 More Hurdles thtoned 4s Miss United States injenson, a aa pe “| dent Truman said he would not DISABILITY — Eisénhower said|Pontiac was 31 degrees, The ther-| the five city primary elections | psychiatrists, ruled Goff insane last year’s Miss Universe contest|opponent 2s: criticize President
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) mometer registered 44 at 2 p.m. | Monday. _ — fi December of 1955, and unable A UW to add a fitth ti gOS beciard she was a Mrs., Leona pero ; few,| for taking Mrs. Eisenhower on a
to stand trial for the Aug. 2 | A Dill to add a fifth judge to theiGage is single again. ae ee ‘heart’ im ad| governmentt-paid trip to Arizona. To Serve Area MSU Site shooting of Mrs, Rita M. Cum- |Oakland County circuit clearéd one} she divorced Air Force Sgt. of his formal half-hour! . Truman told newsmen Tues- 0 Serve Area / | lings of Flint, . jot three big hurdles yesterday|Gene peal ge nl yeee ey ee ee eee a : Defense attorney L. Rex Bebout| When the House of Representatives|mental cruelty, testified “y that frome this meet. | Bower went too | 6. a 2 in his opening statement to the|gave it a green fight by a 896 vote.|Was “mean, made me so Upset Piles 5 Pong) eae galing a gO
ranc - n ineer e ec e a fiw cg Pocinaioresy agp alee Mars Pirryy 1-290. Be. dln | G. Taylor] knowledge and education so that | +. 1, ao for the welfare of his _ Bot only insane at the sanity |Onlised Couty tepresentatives gore hen etody of two minor| te American people will under- | finttv ‘he should be allowed to hearing, but also when the t-/ moved over , wh stand pecesea: ’ : Michigan State University's plansjment of a résident supervisory en-;East Lansing, has moved to the|ing took place it faces its second ‘barrier. children. He said her request for ts te <— aaas a eae” aa do — _—< a Se
for a branch college at Meadow|gineer. - Meadow Brook Farm with his ees « & * 5S menthty support fe te ue taking a man Saale the Sew. Brook Farm, east of Pontiac,| George Karas, 33, formerly MSU tamily “He had a complete breakdown,| The third hurdle will be gaining) seemed insufficient. He approved iy :
moved forward with the appoint-ibiildings and utilities engineer at ee a an emotional blow-up,” declared|Gov. Williams’ approval. Sponsors|it when she said she is earning :
re oe ae , - o the jury. say he’ fayors provisions of the|$200 a week as a chorus girl in Wilson Fete Nets $3.64 re F PY Bebout to the jury Karas is familiarizing himself proposal, He vetoed a fifth judge|hotele cabarets while her husband Recovery in Sight with the water and sewer facilities} ESCORT TESTIFIES bill last year. |. makes only $350 ,a month. A financial report on the C. E.
on the ‘estate in preperation for) One of the last. witnesses for) fi. Setik tank two | AS Miss Maryland, Leona won Wilson testimonial luncheon shows} _ ROQUEBRUNE-CAP-MARTIN
construction of the first college} the prosecution to take the stand la srr oe the Miss United States contest at/a final “profit” of $3.64. The money| France (INS) — Winston
building, = $2 million classroom,| was Dean G. Worges, 28, a Flint; Democratic lawmakers in (Long Beach, then finally admit-| (the entire sum). was turned over | still fought -a- “last laboratory office-structure: | factory worker, who was with) Otkland Oounty joined forces in) | ht reports from Baltimore|to. the Community Chest, accord-| touch of pleurisy” today after : January to sponsor the measure, C. C. Patter- the pneumonia which Karas, a civil engineer, gradu- | Rita when she was killed. thus hoping to avoid the 1957 that she was married were true.}ing to a statement by C. C. Pa ’
~ ated from MSU in 1950. His ex-| o* * * | partisan defeat of the bill She was disqualified. son Jr. and Fred J. Poole. attacked him last week.
perience has included work for “He said. he was going to kill ; Gre J ‘
a private building concern and (Rita and then shoot himself,” tes-| ne "ebresentative, | Harry - : ;
for a metropolitan sewer and | tified Worges wf ps ( > apparent ° water authority upstate. | TE Ed me | t Y r allenae, |
ucartion TOU ge,
representatives of the architectural) pulling into a: Holly farm, “he),,. > ire. ; ife is, nleal training, and graduating jdoesn’t have enough men trained
. firm Associates which) ran up to the car, stuck a gun in he poration ll a a = ened tiny oe a canted i students in |in some fields to meet the de-
is designing the new building the window and jumped in him-|-eday included five Wayne County|°°™® threatened today he technical fields as Resela. [mand at home, he
Present plans call for the to. | %¢lf,” Worges said. répresentatives, Democrats| ‘Be lack of scientists, engineers Recently, Russia has advanced to| ECONOMIC POTENTIAL cation of the building off Squirre) x * * ,,{and one Republican, The sixth was| and technicians and it is the young) | , = there are enough] He said because of the tre
_ fread im Pontiac Township. Con- | “He pointed the gun at me,”\an outstate Republican, American's responsibility to be-|\1Jineq people to send to other}mendous economic potentisl and
5 ees ayo ates way, | Weepes aa oT mong | the. onhiena come educated in these fields if| countries while the United States| American know-how, the United - next month with opening date set | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 8) are pressing for the additional ae ; E itn he 6 Bagh og 9
ee site ado 258 Ma Test Se Lace gad on eo a Pdr wits | This was the’ message of Lt/=—=oLASSSSNSARS rise rapidly and massively to any
acres, / Mathematics Test Set Neen waer judge of | col, Paul E. Cool, a 1934 graduate challenger. which will allow plenty of expan- any circuit in of ‘Pontise Central. High arenes) £7 oday’s Press adsl on
‘sion room, Karas sald. ANN ARBOR — A contest | The bill would call for an elec-| who returned to his school this) mammRRRNNNRONONCONON) Inadequate aumber of scientists,
He added that the existing water} minds in 250 Michigan high |terms of the new judge would be) senior boys. praca suneceaenes Vonandn = ol regen net Se
facilities, including an 80,000 gal-}-schools will be conducted March |yoteq on — a short, six months * «¢ « County ~ eee ephnting m. brain
jon elevated tank at the western| 27. Participants will be required (term beginning July 1, 1959, and Sudl & waive of Peatnc, i how ee syeecsneeasirre 8 rConhend of Fo te pte,
end of the estate, will be ample to peti ee another of normal six years dura- assigned as chiet ot Guided Mis- ub pee -. oS
supply the structure. age 50 minutes a tion commencing Jan. 2, 1990. |...” Branch Investigation and _— fe ak S snout tl
ng i scholarships; medals and sanek , sion Was) Field Operations Division at Nor- Theaters ........0..0c0000s “4 Anus Ceimpbell—Tes. A
complete sewage plant} merit certificates await win- |ly insists that the new judge be)" ~ ' TV &R Prog a my ome
ion @ branch of the Clinton River| ners. Sponsors include business [placed on the. bench immediately} Me told the students the United . Earl ee ee mr ws Jerome “Bright: Spot” seeds share:
which goes through the property. ‘ and educational institutions. if the bill is to, receive his okay.|/ States is falling behind in tech- | Women’s Pages ... 17 thr 20 | csr, +54 to 'se's, Top §. i
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earlier, had been pursued by
Gott when they were out taking
a drive at 33 a.m, |
When they tried to avoid him by
* |voted for the new bill yesterday.
Monday night he led a floor fight
delaying the vote, claiming the bill
would violate a GOP “hold the
line’ policy on state spending.
. About half of circuit judges’ pay
comes from the state treasury, and
~y _AF Colonel Tells
PCH Boys
Bi ase<F 7 2 gS ;
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fo fea
Ks Activity oe
Probe Chairman Says
FCC Member Seems
to Have Violated Law
WASHINGTON (®—House prob-
ers, amid increasing talk of law
violations, take another look to-
at the complex financial aia a
t bs
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Chairman Harris (D-Ark) of the
special House subcommittee con-
ducting the probe said Mack and
others involved in the bitter fight
over Miami's Channel 10 TV l-
cense appear to have violated the
law and opened themselves to
présecution.
* * *
Miami Atty. Thurman A. White-| side, against whom some of Har-
ris’ statements were directed, de-
nied that he had violated any law.
* *
“That is not our function,” he
said. “Prosecutions are a matter ‘|defeated for renomination to the
. Legislature in April 1956.
i/Moline, is a brother of Illinois Sec- Leopold Parole — Board Made Up
of 5Lawyers
members of the Illinois Parole and
Pardon Board, which granted’ a
yers, Four of them have political
backgrounds.
Franklin U. Stransky of Savan-
na, 53, is the chairmah. An Illi-
nols Republican legislator for 20
years, he was appoihted by Gov.
William G. Stratton after being
Robert J. Branson, 76, of Cen-
tralia, also is a former legislator
with 30 years in the Illineis House.
He was defeated in the 1954 Re-
publican primary for state treas-
urer, and was named to the
board in 1955.
John M. Bookwalter, 47, of Dan-.
ville, is a former Republican chair-
iman in Vermilion County. | Joseph F: Novotny, 64, of Chi-|-
icago, is Republican committeeman
in the 50th ward. He was eppoint-
ied to the board after running-un-
isuccessfully for the Chicago Su-
perior Court in 1953.
Joseph G. Carpentier, 41, of East
retary of State Charles. F. Car-
tition for parole was turned down
in 1953. ;
All the board members ere Strat-
ton appointees.
Stransky said the board's deci-
sion to-free Leopold was not un-
lke Praises Benson
in News Conference (Continued From Page One)
he and Vice President Nixon have SPRINGFIELD, Ill. ~All five)/
parole to Nathan Leopold, are law-| -
. PACK OF HONORS — Clinton Valley Boy
Scout Council executive, Edward Leland, pre-
sents awards to the members of Cub Scout 13
at Wisner School last night. The affair, a Blue
and Gold Banquet, was unique in that every
member of the pack, 30 in all, received an THE PONTIAC PRESS,
85 Hillside Dr.; award. Above, thems beft; ore
~
Danny Lovse, 142 Cadillac Ave.;
Gunman Takes $10,000;
2 Arrested in 10 Minutes
DETROIT, Mich. @ — A. gun-
wielding young man shook off a
punch in the mouth and robbed
the secretary of state's branch of-
fice in suburban St. Clair Shores
of about $10,000 last night. in state funds, She and her hus-
band, Floyd, were arrested in
Texas last fall, returned to Mich-
igan and convicted of the theft.
They are In prison now.
(Opposes Auto
Property Taxes. State Automobile Club
Official Fears Further
Production-Sales Peril FEBRUARY 2 108 ce
| Fair Trade’ Rule : %; S 4 aS 3 y a 5
_ &
No Longer to Set Price
for Retailers on Small
Ho me Appliances i
NEW YORK ® — Storekeepers
across the country are free today’
to sell General Electric Co. small
— appliances at any price
please.
GE, the nation’s largest elec-
trical manufacturer, hes abat-
doned its “fair trade’ ‘policy. It
so advised thousands of retailers
by letter yesterday.
Under fair. trade, which the
company long championed at con-
siderable cost, manufacturers fix
minimum legal store prices on
their branded products in —_
appliances
“fair traded”
and the company gave up “‘sug-
gesting” retail prices for them
Thirty: -two states have effective
_|fair trade laws. Vermont, Texas, | thi
Missouri and the District of Co-|y
lumbia never passed these laws.),
In 1951 the U.S. Supreme Court
declared the Millar-Tydings Act
unconstitutional. This federal law
exempted manufacturers from the
antitrust laws with regard to re-
tail price fixing where state law
permitted retail price fixing.
Since 1951, courts im 11 states
have made fair trade unenforce-
able and Nebraska and Virginia,
by action of their high courts,
threw fair trade legislation out
the winlow.
PCHS Boys Hear
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‘Still Arguin *
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founders
‘be mounted on the school wall.
Funds for a stained glass win-
dow for St, James Episcopal
Church wil] be raised at a 1
p.m, fashion show tomorrow ‘jn’
Mrs. R. R, Jacobs of Birming ~
of 26023 German Mill Rd, Frank-
lin, wil] be conducted at 1 p.m.-
E : fi
g Aa F
ts
I al ie er a very clear understanding as to Barely 10 minutes later police
said| what Nixon's role should be if Fisént pura becom } me dis-
HEALTH — Told a weekly news
Eisenhower said the evidence
the House inquiry on the FCC
inthe process” of being -concen-| daught
trated. He noted that Atty. Gen.
publicans in; Congress voted for it
while most Democrats opposed it. FBI socked the youth in the mouth. arrested two young—men,—one of
them the son of a Detroit police
inspector. ,
* *« *
Police said the money was re-
covered,
Held by police were Daniel E.
Jedienski, 19, son of Inspector
Stanley Jedienski; and Ignatius J.
sales when a young man with a
gun in his. band walked into the
dry ing establishment where
the office 7 located.
* * *
Ignazio Pampinella, whose er, Miss Concetta Pampi-
nella, is manager of the office,
“Are you crazy?” the gunman
asked the 57-year-old Pampinella.
“Do you want a bullet in the
head?”
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Four persons in the office were
herded into a back room while
the gunman belatedly pulled a
stocking mask over his face.
Aman appeared at the door to
buy car tags even though the of-
fice was closed and the gunman
ordered Miss Pampinella to get
rid of. him.
* * *
She went to the door and silent-
ly formed the words with her’
lips: Cal] the cops.”
The man, Robert M. Bartman, State Republicans —
Ripped by Scholle
- (Continued From Page One)
together instead of batting
employer.”
Trades Union which balked at
joining the new merged group,
Murphy said, “I don’t want you to
write off the building trades, These
people are friends of mine. There
Murphy said the State AFL-CIO
“is a lot of satisfaction to me.”
He said he recalled the days of
la
With installation of officers, the
AFL-CIO got going under its own.
power. Closing their three-day
convention, the delegates com-
pleted formalities of merging the
AFL Michigan F of Labor
(MFL) and the State CIO Council. ot
Auto Club, might cost
motorists $18.6 million a year.
x* *« *
E. S. Matheson, Auto Club gen-
eral manager, declared:
“Our national lawmakers “are
right now studying the possibility
of cuts in auto excise taxes to
help stimulate auto sales.
Snow-Trapped
Motorists Feel
Judicial Freeze
EAST ORANGE, NJ. @—A
group of motorists tagged for
overtime parking when they
couldn’t move their snowbound
cars had their day in court—and
a hectic day it was. ;
The session started with law-
yers for the defense claiming the
13.4 inch snowfall last Feb. 15
was “an act of God” and ‘that
their clients had been. entrapped |-DETROIT (INS) — The Auto-|/
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et a
ity
$ a
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fy He 2§
The couple was cited by par-
Birmingham U. of M Alumnae to Meet
of Mi
will address the University . of;
Michigan Alurinae of Birming
Room,” will be il- );
lustrated by d
Arbor. They will
wear their native DR.
costumes.
* * *
On the social committee for the
evening, headed by Mrs. Sylvester
Trythall, are Mrs, N. D. Alix, Mrs.
G. T. Christianson and Mrs. Wil- DAVIS —
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him to see a Flint psychiatrist in 1955. Unable to get an appoint-
ment, Goff went to see his family
. oo telephoned police from a nearby] @ take the first step to attempt A He is the brother of Joseph Coot, WZ, Stultz. : | -|doctor.
Blizzards, Gales Lash Europe drugstore, te scl some $11,000 te amete |) hour, thousands of woudl? Collingwood Ave. Iwate aha fy Men nena er} 1 was.on the Sunday morning of The holdup man lett with two Ne et od ae lade. as : . phy for the guests from Ann|'°¢ shooting, soon after Mrs,
U S H as Var ied Weather The patarall maple ge front State heads ot the MFL have a motorists convicted, Saturda Deadii aster. * * benareray nen o tom 8 s s 1] ; i
. of the store and saw the car, then|defied orders of Meany to turn us : y ine : e ' oF
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A variety of weather was re-
ported across the nation today,
with the. end of mild spells in
some sections. |
|
| It was cool and wet in wide
lareas of the West and chilly
weather continued in the North-
east, Rain, with . moderate to
jheavy falls, hit the- Southeastern) they
part of the country..
| The wet belt from the Far West Phoned.a description to police.
* * *
Schiros was driving the car
when police stopped it. Police said
found two bags of money
and a revolver in the car.
* * * 500 absent and subject to eon-
tempt: of court charges, and
1 lawyer * evicted from - the
The motorists who jammed the
7-seat courtroom here were
among 1,500 ticketed in the wake
of the near-blizzard. Set for Veterans Mrs, Norris Host, who contacts
foreign students for visits in Biir-
also will attend. an apparent suicide note of Goff's,
saying he loved Rita “too much,” was found by his mother.
x *« * ; : spread eastward into the northern} The branch house is the same| Assets of the MFL, which | Seven of the 14 dismissals were Fl | : J loyd E. Cremer, deputy direc- 3 : W Plains and scattered thunder-/one that. was headed by Mrs,| claims some 300,009 members, (on tickets issued by patrolman jo, gitar fer: Oak By ROBERT L. D: D
The. eather : ‘storms rumbled across areas iN/Anna Thorpe who fled to Mexico! imeludes $64,029 in cash, $67,000 |Paul Hart, who admitted writing)).44 County, said all with TEFFENBACHER, D.D. ‘
| Kansas and Oklahoma. in March 1956 with about $74,000| im cash and bonds in a reserve |them at a time when he knew\ang widows may be h veterans Yesterday is : so 4 sek ©... Weather Duress Tapert — “4 , may be exempted frem ay is past and there is no return. We may re-
the cars were snowed in and
couldn’t be moved, ee travel the roads along which we sped, We can walk the
paths which we trod as children. Some may even. relive = te ; out’ anna tonnp, See anons Pepe | Blizzards, gales and piled snow
castonal ;
showers and warmer tonight, drifts put much of Western Eu-|[J* r. , | At Thomas EF. Kenny told : 1-8 , thowere ‘changing’ ce anew’ favre Tate TOPE into. the deep freeze todty Hits Hoffa s Record. ‘ine, teak dolig Taree” vette Magistraie- Frederick Hock that, Te nero + anemarcieg| 00 thrllls_which they’ experienced under similar elreu-
winks tnorvasing te 10-t5 cases an bour[ene wrought Chass to road and rail nae treasurer, have said they wilt not|East Orange was the only city|widows. of veterans can-make ap-|. *#n¢es. Yet there is no going back to undo the past. sr atime merece a turn over the property. The formal|from Maine to Florida to enforce/plication for this exemption at their| x *
Today in Pontiac |: Conditions in most of Britain aS Wayne Official demand today is expected to be a/parking regulations in the waow-llocal governing office. The dead- Forward is the only way that 1 Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m.|were the worst in 10 years. preliminary to a court fight, storm. line is March 1 way man may go.. é
2 at © am.: Wind velocity 10-18-mp.h.| A blizzard described by experts} DETROIT @—City Councilman > - \ Many experiences of days gone by may determine Direction: Southeast, as the worst since World War Il|William G. Rogell, a former De- the ways we turn today. Yet we may again stumble Sun rises Thureday at 7:1 am. Taged through Holland. troit Tiger shortstop, today -riti-| nly Voluntary Births and fall. Pe :
Moon sets Thursday at 2:07 am. * 4 &* cized Teamster President James R.|s2/tey- Se _ Ow own pletur : — An estimated 35,000 miles_of|Hoffa’s poor attendance record at : . help de ehistr ee sutures of the pest are not enough to Downtown ——— za British roads were unpassable.|meetings of the Wayne (Detroit) ‘ elp us chart the future. :
== Hurifreds of automobiles were ca ae of Supervisors, of ZeCc S d e r lions 2 ega ng x * * :
io ‘4,/abandoned in snowdrifts and many) which - are members, becatlty| = See :
sn "| Mages were cut off, Trains from| Hoffa failed to answer the roll : = soaps of Heaven, the helping hand of Christ, the
Tuesday in Pontiac London arrived at Glasgow up to|call yesterday for a meeting of| PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP)—Commu- “If people are to have children, it is right ng power of the Cross, and the love of the Father —
(as recorded downtown) 1111 hours late. an Il-member Roads and Bridges must be coupled with our minds and vunewe
One Year Age in Ponties
Lowest, mmperature eo.c. ccc. avsuss 38 Other ships waited outside Le| “I think a man should be re-| Within the first three months of preg- © Committee of the Cech National Assembly,
Weather: “S8-inches Havre for a lull in the gale. Along|moved it he Sonen’t view nancy: writing in Czechoslovak Life,
est the French coast the storm erest to attend a meeting, ‘ Highest og” ke This po up gel] said. He cited records that If the family feels it has too many - Women wanting abortions must go to
ein een moses weston eal inka: : Son: anestten' is enateinied aol te ter ax. Teesday's Temperature Chart to tt : If thé expectant mother h id- e 38°31 Marquette 43 - 9, attended only one of 17 owed or hae husband le act invalid °° Wealth permits and if she qualifies within ee me Slomaren bs 4 —— 4 se OK British-Red Flights and that one was when he was If the ther Is : th: the law, passed in December. —_ "oa
Brownsville $3 64 Milwaukee 47 35 . sworn in. ‘ mother is unmarried or for other : t. rs Buftale {) 32 Minneapolis te 38 ‘ OsCOe: On dg? air- : Meigen faces difficulties should the child Kacl said Czechoslovakia acted because 7 ma .
eo 8S eee. £ ' Eaty- : mie en. 22 os laws against abortion did not keep women : —_——T-”
=| ES Piston az aa| ROAM Airways today signed an (Detroit Plans ‘62 Fair If the child will be born into a broken © from having them. Unprofessional legal | id 69 Phoenix - . 65 agreement for direct air service : if ; 4] i Posbugh 8 | by the two j saci ‘diet ‘yD rr ans) <A family. : |‘ @bortions cost many their health or lives. |
OB Eater Bf Sere Landes ant sow. trade fair and summer festival ., If the mother is too old safely to have & Also, he wrote; the, old laws: failed to | ' JEROM OLDS- ADILLAC #*| Regular flights are-expected to | “to dramatize Detroit and Michi- | Child. recognize that today “woman epjoys com- § a ne pie ee F oa ee de Gaaay lek pate oe If pregnancy was the result of rape or plete equality with the man and socannoct § 3S 2008. S pe Pe oT ee
Poe ficials said. . be held in’the Motor City in 1962. | other illegal act, Sa Me be a mere passive object.” q os gt ees 3 al a ee
Committee of the supervisors. Ro-
gell called for his attendance rec-
ord. It showed Hoffa had attended
none of six committee meetings.
wanted child to have a legal
nist Czechoslovakia has made it much
easier for any woman. expecting an un-
By law, abortion now can be authorized abortion. greatest care
* fewer numbers, but that they devote the
Prof. Karel Kacl, chairman of the Health that they have them voluntarily, even if in
te their training,” explained | ee,
our decisions to go forward.
souls as we make —
Meta ome pena
4 si casas wi Sete silat eat
THE, PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 36, 1958 is aa tactic
Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby A Areas STEPHEN J. McHUGH
_ Stephen J. McHugh, 74, of 300
Surviving ate a daughter, Mrs.
Patricia McCarthy of Pontiac, a
son, John McHugh of Burbank,
Calif.; and a sister.
The Rosary will be recited at 8
Thursday in the C. J. Godhardt
Funeral Home. Service will be at!
10 a.m. Friday in Our Lady of,
Refuge Church with buria) follow-
ing in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The
Rev. F. G. Bartol will officiate,
ARTHUR G. SECONDER
Voorheis Rd, died yesterday in
Pontiac General Hospital « Annex
— an illness of four weeks.
former employe of Wilson
vane Corp., he leaves two
sons, Wilbur of Pontiac and Gordon
Gardens Cemetery, Bay City. ;
rtf ea Son, oy il ble Kis,
rority.
Surviving are her husband; her
mother, Mrs, William Harrison;
two daughters, Carol at home and
Mrs, Gloria Newell of Pontiac; and
three brothers.
Service” will be at 1:30 pm.
Saturday from the Huntoon '
neral Home with Dr.- Milton H.
Bank vf the Central Methodist
Church officiating.
MRS. HOMER WEST
Service for Mrs. Homer (Nellie
Mae) West, who died Friday in
Memorial Hospital, Chowchilla,
\Calif. will be at 10 a.m. Thurs-
day from St. Michael’s Church.
Graveside service will be conduct-
ed by the Gold Star Mothers;
Chapter No. 9 at Perry Mt. Park
Cemetery. :
Mrs. West, 64, was a city resi-
dent prior to moving to California
RAE WOODS 2
A member of the United Church
Pip org? ean ngage
ters in Pontiac, Mrs. Sadie W.
Halls and Mrs, Louise W. Ken-
Otto C. Graesser Jr., 62, former: 44, of 4525 Bluebird Dr.,
fees s. (Louise) Hublein, 94, of|
East Sutton Rd., was conducted
pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Lapeer, will be conducted 1,
at-4 p.m. Friday at the Redeemer ®
Lutheran Church, Flint. Officiat-
ing will be the Rev,‘ Otto Diefen- |r,
bach with burial in Glen Eden,
Cemetery, Detroit.
The Rev. Graesser died Monday
in Valparaiso, Ind., where he had
been residing. Funeral! arrangements were
made by Baird Funera} Home, La-
The Rev. Graesser was pastor at
the Lapeer church from 1927 to,
Surviving are. his wife, Adele;
a daughter, Mrs. Elmer Winekaff,
of Palmdale. Calif.; two sons, Otto
7: ‘and Paul E., both of Chicago;
two sisters, : Miss @ilizabeth and
Magdalene, both of West- Miss
wood, N. J.; and a brother, the
Rev.
| Mrs. E. 8, Frischkorn. with whom ice for Raymond Gronemeyer Old. Age Pessdinne
will »,|Returns $150 Saved
itor J. M. Couey 6 uae eae
plaints from old-age pensioners
that they don't get enough money
"ie daseed a loiter to ad
in bills accompanied by a note!
printed in capital letters:
iclosed find $150 saved from old “En-
age pension fund,” signed|-
“Anon.”
a ry's comment:, “Incredi-
|Orion CAP Opens House
LAKE ORION—The Lake Orion
at 3 p.m. today at Muir Brothers|Civil Air Patrol Squadron will hold
re Home. Officiating was the|Open house Tuesday evening at the
y. Cannon Charles D. Braidwood
lof if Grace Episcopal Church,
rLapeer. The body, will be sent to
Louisville, Ky., for burial in Cave
| Hill Cemetery,
Mrs. Huhlein died. Monday.
Sutviving are two daughters,
she lived for the past 10 years, and
Mrs: Louise Foley of Tacoma,
Wash.; and three brothers and one
sister in Louisville.
She was a member of the First
Presbyterian Church of. Louis-
ville and of the Gold Star Mothers.
MES. FRED OWEN
CLARKSTON—Mrs. Fred (Ethel)
Owen, 73, a former resident of
Lake Angelus, @ied last night in a
Grayling hospital.
Funeral arrangements are pend-
ing at Sharpe Funerat Home,
Clarkston.
specialist,
day of a heart ailment. He Wak CAP building. The squadron, which)
has its own plane, has invited ‘all
persons 14 years of age and over
interest in foining the CAP to
attend.
Deaths Elsewhere
WASHINGTON @—Clarence J.\desert century plant.. He added Babcoek, 62, often identified ad
the nation's outstanding milk
died yester- of Manslaughter
Tin sclentitin wasn Ser Gis cenit, is geococeyx. —
Reed Found Gully lar ot New ese the Road!“drags its tail on the ground.” : means
It took a jury nearlygfive hours’
Tuesday to return a verdict of
gully of manslaughter against 22-
year-old Brozie Reed, of
Hughes St.
Reed was accused of the fatal
stabbing Jast Aug. 30 of James
Quiet, 27, of 241 Wilson St,
The jury of seven women and
five men, afier retiring at 10:30)
a.m., sera © See _ppertrcem } | 295)
was reached around 3:30.
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. Crosby Funeral Home,
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"All the Help You Need--At No Charge (This is the final story in a
series on your federal income
tax. It describes some common
mistakes and tells how to avoid
them. If you have saved all
eight of the articles, you are
“now ready to begin work on
your own return), .
By G. K. HODENFIELD .
AP Feature Writer
_ Assuming you are an average
taxpayer with no particular income
or tax problems, you should now
be able to sit down, fill out the
proper form, and square your ac-
count with Unele Sam.
| ne point can hardly be over. |
_ emphasized; If you have any |
_ doubts or questions, don’t leave |
- it to bunches or guesswork.
Contact your nearest Internal
Revenue Service office, by tele-
phone, preferably, or in person or
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Your Income
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and it might save you comeldenable
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le whose work brings them
and gratuities. If you got a.
bonus from the boss, that’s’
Also be sure you report in-
come from dividends, interest on
your savings account, profits
from the sale of property, etc.
Claiming personal deductions;
for such things as federal excise
taxes, gifts. to relatives and
friends, property you misplace
thousands of refund checks for jor lose, cost of trave] to and from
people whose tames ‘and ad- (work, school expenses, etc,
~dresses they haven't been able | 1. «+
te decipher, _ ae 5 | Claiming excessive amounts for
_ Be sure you sign your return contributions to churches and
in the proper place. And, if it’s| charitable organizations, medical
a joint return, be sure your wife | and dental expenses’ and the like. (or husband) signs it too. The 'i¢ these contributions and expenses
return isn’t complete-until it has/are high, be sure you have. the: been properly signed. facts and figures to back up your)
Be sure you have attached a |claim.
copy of your form’ W2 to your
return (ahd that you keep one
copy for. your Own records). If
you worked for more than one
employer during the year, you
have to attach a W2 form from .
each one.
Don't send along your’ receipts,
vouchers and bills, ete, but be
sure you keep them handy where
you can get at them easily if the make out your return. . Don't put
it off until the last minute, when
you are more apt to-make a mis-
take, And, once you've finished
it, put it aside for a few. days.
Then pick it up again and make
a line-by-line check. Here
some things you'll want to watch:
Be sure your name and address
on the top lines are printed care-
fully so they can be read easily.
The revenue service is holding you might get slapped with a pen-
alty that could make. things really
rough.
The vevenue service has fig-
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European Doctor Discovers Food
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After Clinical Test!
Swedish scientist demonstrates how new chemi-
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Sweden (IMS)—At a dramatic news con-
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you every break in the book —
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The. Internal Revenue Service has opened a special office in
of every four tax returns filed by
individuals contains a major error.
About*nine out-of 10 of these
errors are in the taxpayers’ fa-
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the favor of Unele.
~ Last year the government found
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off filing a joint return, Most, | Woman's skin. Dr. Laserow | showed a series of photos made
pumeyers are. | e | during the test.
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firmer ... until the chin and neck
looked like those of a woman of
25. And finally, Mrs. Suedlund’s
whole skin an exion
to glow with such fresh, vibrant
yoctntakonte that you could
rdly believe it had ever been
tired, dull and dry. : few minutes. However, you
have just witnessed the miracu-
lous transformation of Mrs.
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covery had transformed the 39-
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o 25. Yes, before our very
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What This Discovery
Means to You!
Now, can you imagine what
this discovery means to you if
you are a woman. over 257 It
means that for the first time
science has found how to help in-
sure and protect the youthful
beauty of your skin. It means
that at last there is a proven
scientific way to aid in recaptur-
ing the clear, s skin, age
may have stolen from you. And
it means that now with this Doc-
tor’s discovery your face can ac-
tually start growing younger ...
instead of older. But read what
Dr. Laserow himself says about
your beguty problems. —
When the almost magical trans-
formation of Mrs. Suedilund had
been semen saga Dr. Laserow
n to talk:
“This may seem like a miracle
to unscientific eyes, but it is
er & simple, natural process
ba on facts scientists have
known for years! What I have
done is to provide certain neces-
sary chemical foods to an aging
skin that was starving for
And this feeding was responsible
for the transformation you have
just seen. The work and —
of this new chemical skin f
took over 20 years and hundreds
of experiments! But now that it
is developed it is so simple to use
that almost any woman could ap-
ply it herself in only a few min-
utes!”
The Beauty Secret
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. the clearest, smoothest com-
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He discovered that this unu-
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the farm on
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uthful skin beauty began to
oom again.
their lives and so they had built
up their skin over the years. But
a woman who had not eaten these
foods all her life could just not
eat enough of them in a short
time to help her skin. But when
a super-powerful chemical con-
centrate of these beauty foods
was applied directly to the skin,
it went to work i amazingly
short time to replenish and re-
nourish skin glands and tissues
and heip end lines, wrinkles,
crow’s feet and so on!
How This Skin Food Works
to Restore Beauty & End
Lines, Wrinkles, Crow's
Feet & Sagging
Dry Skin
_Dr. Laserow has named this
chemical skin food concentrate
“Livigen.” And Livigen’is as
much a food as bread is... ex-
cept that it is a special food for
the skin. Livigen works in a nat-
ural way to give new nourish-
ment to aging skin tissues
make them young again... and
end wrinkles, lines, etc.
The process is a simple, and
natural one. You see, as we a
so does our skin and as the skin
grows older wrinkles, flabby and
dry skin become & problem. This
is because the glands and muscles
under the surface skin no longer
function as they did in youth to
hold the skin taut and tight ... .
to give natural oils and secrete
normal fluids.
t renourishes these aging
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WAROLD A. FITZGERALD — Editorial Page en an ge eS os Re ws " ice ASSOCIATED PRESS
- | | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1958
From all reports the weekend
‘Democratic powwow in Washington -
brought forth the most optimistic
group of politicians since 1936. That
was the year they assembled in Phil-
adelphia to renominate President
Roosrvett and Vice President
GARNER.
x « &
Former President Harry S.
Truman was the center of the
stage. Generally speaking, his
speech was full of fire and he
heaped brimstone on the Eisen-
hower Administration. The only
note of restraint was when Harry
mentioned 1948. That was the
year everyone, even many Demo-
crats, conceded he would be
defeated. Z
In his speech Mr. TRUMAN told his
fellow Democrats to bear in mind
that next to the resources of the
other party, overconfidence is the
‘greatest threat to success in politics.
x *« *
The rest of the talk hinged on
the prospects for 1958 and 1960
elections. The enthusiasm ran high,
as well it might, the Democrats were
- having their day. Aside from chiding
the Republicans, victory in 1960
seemed the keynote for the whole
celebration.
After reading the reports from Democratic Outlook for 1960 , : q |
President Nrxon is the odds on-
favorite without a contender.
* * ® a!
But ‘hold your hats and look at the
following list of Democratic hopefuls:
Senator Gore of Tennessee, Governor
Harriman, Senator Jounson of Texas,
Senator Kerauver of Tennessee, Sen-
ator Kenwepy of Massachusetts, Gov-
ernor Mrywer of New Jersey, STEVEN-
son of Illinois, Senator SymrncTon of
Missouri and Michigan’s own Gover-
nor WILLIAMS. —
* * *
If the number of candidates is
a political advantage, then the
Democrats should be off and run-
ning. But quick analysis points
out these factors: each—partiei-_+—_—____“Sjesagems
pant has at least one or more
strikes against him which would
have to be overcome.
Reviewing the nominees we find
that Gore and Kerauver are South-
erners; Nixon would be in a stronger
position against a Southerner; they
also would split Tennessee. JOHNSON
has had a heart attack and is a West-
erner and projects the “oil and gas”
income.
* * *
HARRIMAN is too old. Kennepy is
too young; also he might revive the
Catholic issue of the 1928 campaign.
MEYNER seems well qualified but not A Lack-of-Progress Report fy
¢
David Lawrence Says:
Dulles has just reached his 70th
birthday, and naturally it is an
occasion for appraisal of his
accomplishments |
as secretary of
Washington, one point is quite _—vewsssigh known at this time.
firmly established. The Repub-
licans have one man at this time
at the head of the list for the
1960 Presidential election. Vice
Reds’ Plans for Korea
Present Nothing New |
— Another plan for reunification
advanced by the Communist regime
of North Korea proposes “free” all
Korea elections without any prior
_international political conference.
This election would be con-
tingent on withdrawal simultane-
ously of both United Nations and
Chinese Communist troops, elec-
tion conferences between North
and South Korea on an “equality”
basis and reduction of both
armies, :
wk kw ok! - If accepted, this procedure would
leave South Korea unprotected while
Red troops -merely withdrew north —
of the Yalu River. It would recog-
nize the Communist regime of North
Korea condemned by the United
Nations as an aggressor and ruling -
over 3.5 million paople. The South
Korean government, on the other
hand, was voted into power in free
elections under U.N. auspices and
rules 22 million people.
x ke *
Recent reorganization of Com-
munist China’s government may
mean pressure for a larger role
in world affairs. Premier Cuov,
while criticizing the United
States, calls for a peaceful settle-
ment of the Korean problem.
On its face the reunification pro-
posal seems to be a repetition of
Communist plans rejected by the
U.N. at the Geneva conference in
1954. Nothing is likely to come of
it but we can’t afford to ignore it
without finding out just how far the
Communists are prepared to go to-
ward unification. In the meantime
the proposal is making good Com-
munist propaganda.
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‘January and February were the big har- > Our own Gov. WriuaMs is too
closely allied with special interests of
organized labor. Stevenson is already
a two-time loser. SymIncTon em-
bodies a military defense issue which
might disappear by 1960.
* * *
Even with the above mentioned
obstacles after a spirited week-
end conclave, the Democrats seem
well fortified to take on any and
all comers in the 1960 elections.
The Man About Town
Was Big Industry But It Passed Out in
Face of Modern Times
Neck: What if you don’t stick
, out, you won't get in trouble up
te.
What was the biggest winter industry in the Pontiac area 50 years ago? If you
were not here at that fime, you’d never
guess it. "Twas
The Harvesting of Ice.
Thousands of carloads were cut from
our lakes each winter, part of which was.
immediately shipped to the cities. Other
thousands of carloads were stored in
sawdust in large buildings near the lakes
for later shipment during a large part
of each year. ;
For many years ice was the greatest
“commodity handled by the railroads
leaving our county, even larger than
manufactured or agricultural products.
vesting months.
The coming of artificial refrigeration
gradually pushed natural ice off the
market, until in recent years it is prac-
tically non-existent as a matter of trade.
One of the few surviving men who
were in the natural ice business in a big
way its
August Jacober
of Waterford. He supervised large proj-
ects on a number of Oakland County
lakes when they were the source of a
major supply of Detroit’s refrigeration.
A mechanized caddy that
brings up the desired golf club
just by dialing its number is ap-
pearing on the links down Florida
way.
This acknowledges receipt of a letter
from: a .
Bryan Farnsworth
of Detroit, enclosing a clipping from the
Pontiac Weekly Gazette of 60 years ago.
In it is published a letter from
“Overburdened Taxpayer,”
in which he writes: “Real estate and
taxes in Pontiac aré too high. A good
building lot costs $150, and it cost $1,500
to build an 8-room house, on which the
taxes are $16.” oa.
Verbal ( Orchids. to-
Mrs. Thomas J. Smith.
of 225 Elm St.; eighty-second birthday.
Henry Scrace
of Clarkston; eighty-second birthday.
, Mrs, Ulysses 8. Ostendorf
of Bloomfield Hills; eighty-third birth- °
day. American Re-
public has not
SS slightest because
ha of the barrages
4 of criticism often
LAWRENCE fired at him.
The controversy over what Mr.
Dulles does and says is not really
concerned with him as an indi-
“‘left-wing"’
sensibilities have been aroused
because Mr. Dulles will not take
the Red Chinese to his bosom or
draw into the high councils of the
State department those diplomats
whose policies and advice would
Mean appeasement of the Com-
munist regime throughout the
* * &
This clique has been so persistent
_ that it has actually persuaded
many uninformed onlookers in the
Republican ranks that there must
be something wrong with the
secretary of state.
The constant repetition of the
_harge that Mr. Dulles allegedly
has “‘lost: the confidence of our
allies” makes an impression,
especially upon Americans who
visit Europe from time to time
and come in contact with persons
of wide influence in the press.
Many Europeans indeed dislike
Mr. Dulles because he has not
been either pro-British or pro-
French but, to their dismay, has
insisted upon being pro-American.
* * *
The critics frequently make fun
of phrases used by Mr. Dulles in
his speeches. They ‘single out and
ridicule, for example, the phrase
“massive retaliation.” It would
- have been tragic, however, if the
Communist rulers in Moscow had
become convinced that America
was not back of the policy of
“massive retaliation.” — 2
There might have been a seri-
ous miscalculation and a third
world war except for the realistic
pronouncements by the -Depart-
ment of Defense here, and espe-
cially by the Strategic Air Com-
mand, which has proclaimed
unequivocally its readiness to
back up the doctrine of “massive
retaliation.”
There has been alot. of- satire
about the so-called “promised
liberation’’ of the states of eastern
Europe. The critics argue that the
talk of “liberation” -did not help
the Hungarians when they revolted
and that, in effect; Mr. Dulles had
promised to use military force to
help “‘liberate’’ the peoples of
eastern Europe.
The Country Parson
({ #26
here
to h would go to war for such a
ideals of the but that v teat 4
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’ Then there is criticism because
Mr. Dulles a few years ago at a
time when the western
an accord in western Europe.
* * *
The French government actuaily
did reappraise its own situation
and did finally permit Germany espite Criticism to enter the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization. The words of warn-
ing used by Mr. Dulles were
persuasive—they had their effect.
The United States today isn't
fighting a war, large or small,
anywhere in the world. John Foster
Dulles, with the unflinching support
continuously given him by“ Presi-
It's trying on the nerves of peo-
ple who have to eat and run in the
morning and run and eat at noon.
=
‘Dr. William Brady Says:
Advice to Angina Patients:
Study Breathing Method
Webster's New International
Dictionary devotes: 300 words to
eight definitions of the word belly.
had to embellish
it further: “Ep O® BRADY closing the organs of digestion;
the abdomen.”’ Can't we settle for
“the front wall of the abdomen’’?
And regard the abdomen as the
lower and larger of the two body
‘cavities?
In fact some of thg best physi-
cians advise angina patients to
chest, not on the bellows.
‘Whether you are subject to
heart trouble or not, you should
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Michigan’s economy is suffering largely because cars and other
products we make aren’t selling on the national market; This can be
traced te stubborn Republican persistence with the tight money policy
that precipitated and is deepening the recession. There’s scant comfort
te know others are suffering worse than you. But it must be noted
that 11 other states have a higher percentage of unemployment, with
six or more per cent of the labor force drawing compensation. We
contend Michigan’s unemployed are just one of the 48 divisions of
Elsenhower’s army. : ,
. x *« *
Eisenhower and Republican leaders in Congress apparently have
‘adopted a ‘‘wait and see” attitude, refusing to take any effective action —
until it is determined whether the President’s “‘chin up” statements
that things will be better in March are borne out. By contrast, Williams
and Michigan Democrats in Congress have urged prompt, effective
national action by the Federal Government to counteract @ national
recession. “Wait until March” sounds strangely like the Hoover platitude
* of a quarter of a century ago that “prosperity is just around the eorner.”
Oakland County Dem. State Central Committee | ane
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Story of Slump P abana .
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bun order, took down his advertis- aieD SePere recapture
ing signs, and no longer bothered .
to stand on the highway to sell hot Wo ce ee in-
dogs. His hot dog sales fell almost of premium pay Sun-
over night. “You were right, son,” 8y$, holidays.
he said, “we are certainly in the 2@ Years Ago
middle of a great depression.” U.S., ENGLAND, France, Ger-
J.B. Morris many warn Japan against damage
260 W. Longtellow - =. to interests in C THREE HELP in plot to spy
Income Tax-F'ax ‘
Information on preparing ? . ycnformation on preparing ‘Bugs’ Baer Says: issued by the Internal Reve» 3 | Nobody's reached those summit
nue Department. talks on Mount
PROPERTY LOSS Diplomats renee ee a.
If you itemize deductions, frost-bitten portfolios, Khrush- can deduct a net loss resulting chev is at Camp 57 drinking the from destruction of your property _— supplies for Camp 58.
by fire, storm, automobile acci-
dent, or other losses resulting At Camp 62 the faithful
from natural! forces. porters went back for
The amount of the loss is the faithful porters.
difference between the fair mar- a ;
ket value of the item just before When the diplomat
adjusted cost of your property — | —less any insurance recovery Khrushchev every-
Any destruction must not have body put their plans on the
been caused by an act of willful folding table. Then he'll fold
negligence on your part. Proper- the table. 3
ty which is stolen, not mislaid or —
lost, is deductible loss. You can- Cheering arrived from
not claim a casualty loss for | London, “Do nothing until we
ither to your- get the Then we'll all do
self or anyone else. nothing.”
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Plastic clues the other day when they kid-
Wall Tile val — Juan Manuel
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ii oat they showed they knew
| something about sports car rac-
ing. For no one but a gas and
grease aficionado would pick a
| balding, short man who speaks
in a high veice as the greatest
driver of theni all.
Second, they showed they knew
Fangio’s popularity and that he
would be the best man to bduct
to publicize their campaign against
big sports events. He is a great
hero in Cuba, and the 400,000 per-
sons who lined the course last year
cheered whenever they saw his
* *& *
4 The rebels oppose big sports
shows on the ground the govern-
FESTIV AL ment should concentrate on pro-
viding jobs for some 500,000 unem-
A wonderful, family ployed.
Fangio, five-time winner of the
event sponsored for
Benefit of Boys and world’s auto racing champion-
Girls work of the
West Pontiac Kiwanis Club
‘| ship, was kidnaped in - profes-
sional style from the Lincoln
Hotel in Havana shortly after he ‘
made the fastest trial ran Sunday
on the Malecon racing course.
club. Fangio himself has been more or
SATURDAY-March 1, 7 a.m. ’til 8 p.m. |’ iy etre
Federal Savings and Loan Building -*
W. Huron at Genesee. We welcome
the public. ~ less non-political, although he had
been criticized for taking favors
from ousted Argentine dictator
Juan Peron.
* * *
He is the son of a plasterer who
went to Argentina from Italy when
he was 11, he began working in a
garage, drove his first race’at 23
and won his first race when he was
29, ,
For many years he was known
as something of a daredevil, but
time and several major accidents
changed him into a leading mem-
ber of the safe-and-sure school.
TOP RACER
He wins. more races than any
other man for two reasons: A su-
perb knowledge of the machines
and the tracks and a superb sense
of. timing. One of his rivals ex-
plained:
“For one, he just sits and rides.
But more than that, he Knows just
how much a car can give and nev-
er drives it beyond its capacity.”
KEEPS IN SHAPE
Fangio keeps in top shape. “I
watch my diet,"”” he has explained,
“I got to-bed no later than 10 in
the evening during the week pre-
ceding a contest.”
That way, for more than- 20
years, he has survived one of the
world's most dangerous sports. He
also sells automobiles and set up
a motor scooter business in Buenos
Aires.
Births Family Affair
CLEVELAND w — Mrs. Albert
Loy, 39, and her daughter, Mrs.
Robert: Butler, 18, both were in
ran Hospital last night and
gave birth—a girl for Mrs. Loy,
a boy for Mrs. Butler—iess than
three hours apart.
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| About Anastasia === == VOSMeLIC OUT Li J gO a eat ea He fT e «| NEW YORK’ w—Cosmetic sur-to surgeons to provide them withbreast in45 fimie.” sale, delectbags under the eytie when itis moved from one partilike Cary Grant. ~~ t DA Quizzes Redhead|ixe wide NY SM" lgery today has become a boom-|the fuller bosom nature denied) Franklyn, “a new nose in 10 min-itruding ears, receding chins—that|of thé body to’ another, it scsata “But 1 don’t believe “in gold. ; r The district attorney's office re. ing branch of medicine — and /them. utes, or a face lift in 30 minutes.|impaired their self-confidence.” |. into olf, which the body ab-(Plating a lily!”
Who Says She Goes porieaiy is interested in a sum of three out of four patients are .. * 8 2 Thee ne nnger are hospital OP) Dr. Franklyn, who bas peMecbs.” / an nal wil Steady With Cohen money Miss Renay. gave to Cohen, Women. “In another few years, if our|erations, They are beauty parlor formed more than 25,000 cosmetic ‘i... ¢ A new human finger 60 . It was presumed to have come) “That is because women in our|present bosom culture continues,"’|SUrgery. operations, uses an inert plastic Althotigh Dr. Franklyn advo usually grow in about 160 days.
from Anastasia through Coppola. jcultare are expected fp be. beat) [ne pismaried, “treet. aparatias The doctor, husband of actressisubstance called surgifoam tl ates cosmetic surgery for the enone NEW YORK @® — A red-haired + 4. + ful" sald De. Robert A. Franke will make up 80 per cent of alllVanessa Brown, has operated onjround out or shape new fection of onion pixysical 42- : ARTING showgirl from Hollywood who| The 49year-old Coppola, free in|l™% & specialist in the field, /commetic surgery. many film stars, but this type ofjand chins or to fill depressions in|°? tection STARTING . . claims she goes steady with Mick-}$25,000 bail as a material witness|“Whereas’ men are expected only| “Formerly, the objective in this|surgery today is, gone in for bythe bridge of the nose. Unlike ear- SATURDAY, ey Cohen, Sarma Caltrain pn |he Be nada SE et ee ee ee psedlipoeryrae ua Ny-repthoaden.. SINUS DISCOVERY bling kingpin, was questioned here questioned by Herman. Neither |¢Ts. - Jin the size of the bosom. Now “The typical female now is ajdoes not react té the new mate- MARCH Ist
yesterday about the unsolved slay..™an told reporters what they dis- 2 ss per cent of the women want a/24-year-old housewife who is flatirial. ‘hls bak cdi chet, oF ing of Albert Anastasia, the old|cussed. | Dr. Franklyn estimated there larger bosom. chested and has some marital dif-|. e ® © fe oe ae _ All Stores . Murder Inc, mobster. , Miss Renay was subpoenaed to are 250,000 plastic (or cosmetic)| “This comes about because of ficulties,” he said. “She feels that Cosmetic surgery is one field,|] lief with Frame “Tobien, We Liz Renay, a hazel-eyed woman Peturn next Tuesday for further surgery operations a year in the!a change in beauty goals. The old'if she had a fuller bosom the|he added, in which the Soviet Un. re Soo0 evens peeing Tome || - OPEN DAILY : Re pa dd ~~ tod reporters questioning. Coppola is to return United States. He breaks them skinny, flat silhouette of the high- could win back her husband—and jon lags—although the Soviet doc-| | which has sow been og =e market i 9 p M
after her session with Manhattan| March ‘1. down as follows: fashion model is out. The goal of it often does. She feels more ade- tors are intensely interested, par- a rere ime 10 A. M. to Pr. M.,
Asst, Dist. Atty, Alexander Her-| ‘He. was strangely missing when Nose operations—70 per cent. |womanly beauty today is a round,/quate. Often these things arejticularly in the rehabilitation of ol EE ad twon elit a , man that she @id not know Ana- ‘Wo Masked gunmen slew Anas- Face lifting—15 per cent. ‘curvy, healthy look.” ‘mainly psychological. ‘their thousands of war mutilated.) ] jour droggist for Tramac, oF = stasia nor who Killed him last ‘Sia in the barber shop of a mid-/ Breast operations—10 per-eent.| Cosmetic surgery has been im-| x oe “The Russians still try to build =e this ody. But et she Penal: MIRACLE MILE ~ Oct. B . town hotel. Others—5 per cent. |mensely speeded in the last dec-| “We have found, for example,|up breasts by taking fat from the eu a tad Caneda. SHOPPING CENTER -"™ “Herman did not make public de- But the amazing development to ade. ithat salesmen averaged $1,300 ajhips,” he said. “But this is rob- ae ea Laboratories, Inc. é ene tails of the questioning. The cost of building the Panama/Dr. Franklyn is the “bust boom” | x * year more the year after facial/bing Peter to pay Paul. 19050 Greenfield, Detrols 27, Mich. S. Telageaph ot. Gqnase =e Miss Renay said most of the ex-'canal was recorded as $525,812,661.'created by women who now look' “A Sime can now get a new surgery’ to correct some physical’ “Fat has little circulation and enon amen
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‘Youth Charged. secon Soe, ee: ean Shearman |
iholGit,? | Ame ‘Red Cro N | oer NEW YORK @—A Bronx Coun [ OEE Git s- i . manne NEW YORK (INS) — The Amer-iG ruenther and Val Peterson..were met, sno families were allied soldiers, whose pay scale make very able good-will ambas-| A g00d diamond will cut a hole a Francis Medaille, 15, ofjican Red Cross needs ar as Gruenther heads the, Red Cross.|given long-term rehabilitation a§-|was far below that of the Amori-|sadors. in almost anything ~~ incuding. & a eects murder charge for waver bet I ‘sistance and 660,000 individuals : man's bank account, It's said. we throwing a T-year-old girl 12 floors|"*Ve? before. Its goal for the|Peterson then, was civil cofenne received emergency care. cans, were required to pay in their) Their deportment had nothing spend more annually in the U.S. to her death. March campaign jis $95 million, |chief. clubs and canteens. For this rea-| to do with the findings, but their on wild animals than we do on The girl Kathleen Begmann, sone year it. went all out by dis-) py never forget the look in Pa cord ste toate mont; but: ot son the military authorities decided) Preparation for the ‘‘ambassa- |children. Some parents will find it plunewd FW. 2 fromm the root of ae Se, has been| it eye of the sheriff of |One thing is certain, calamity isn't|it would be more equitable’ to| *Fial” role did, mane We he the GitineRee,: Al 3 aie spas ere opin biked aaa Cameron as he gave with simple |gcing to wait very long to a 3 American servicemen for| Only one out of four students| ¥ison : - |ber of floods, tornadoes and h ‘dignity an understated descrip- |again. . similar services. questioned could name an Italian - “e+ ines tothe seat «agi age tion of the hell his people bad fC At the request of the War Depart-|novelist, poet or painter of the HAVE He etal ee ant i Believes! are. ‘The a eae ae suffered, and their need now for | One of the touchiest facets ot|ment, the Red Cross established alpast 150 years. Half were unable —_. turned Paes °*|phies have placed on the Red Cross pan 6 king water, medicine-ip a4 Cross work, and a rap against|below-cost charge in off-post clubs/to recall a single 19th or 20th yYOouUR bg it that dav ont sore in to) the first hand that reaches out| ©” * * hand. the organization each year as it}and hotels. Refreshments .served|Century German writer. Thirty NEXT 2 eihteus wat foe Page in such cases—could hardly be! Even then Gruenther's orgdniza-/starts out. to fill up the tank, is from most clubmobiles and in per cent couldn’t think of one 20th ORIN
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he tered ber there oith detailed. ‘|tion was scraping the bottom ofthe accusation that jt profited dur-'many on-post clubs and canteens Century American novelist to a 10 cents and a Iolll a ser CAMERON 8M . ithe barrel. But, once again, the ing World War Il. It has put out were free. All told, $105 million was recommend to a foreign friend, and 2 didn’t kine wh nepiat a oa he ABRED Red Cross came through. ,a booklet that answers. that and spent by Red Cross on World War 50 per cent could think of no play- Me por Y¥ He pu er, I saw a dramatic part of it GIVEN CARE other questions. As for that one, 1" club services over and above wright who reflected in his works to dea ‘last year when Hurricane Audrey ; it goes: receipts from the nominal charges the contemporary American life. The magistrate who sent the|smashed Cameron, La., as effec-| Which is what it has been doing that were made. | Only four out of 10 knew approxi. boy to the hospital the day after|tively as might an H-bomb. I flew|for 77 years. It is.now an army _&°? Did the Red Cross charge | mately how many Negroes live in| the slaying said: “If it is- deter-|into that ruined place by helicopter, /of 2,000,000 volunteers and 14,296| “®fvicemen for food and lodging | Syracuse University survey,|/America. One in five had some| mined that the boy . . . knew the/before the roads could be cleared professional workers, a 139-to-1| @ Clubs and hotels during World | weasuring the savviness of U.S.inotion of how many immigrants nature of the’ crime, she will burnior the dead removed from the| ratio. During the two-and-a-half- a? students making their first trip are admitted annually to the U.S. in the electric chair.” debris, as a guest of Gen. Alyear perio, 650 disaster operations; A.: Yes. During World War Il,|abroad, questions whether they Though some of the students had
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Broken Nose in Accident
John Henry Heidemann, 32, of
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NEW YORK (INS)—The Insti-
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i Run Out on Street,
2 Girls Hit by Car
Two Isaac Crary Junior High
School students were struck by a
westbound auto as they ran out in-
to Pontiac Lake Rd. at Cass Lake
Rd., yesterday, according fo State
Police at the Pontiac Post.
13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence LaBair, 3517 Watkins Lake
Rd., Waterford Township, was
taken to Pontiac General Hospital.
The driver of the car, Eileen
Colbert, 29, of 1372 Bielby St., Wa-
terford Township, told police the) a Dental School junior, said he
favored relaxed drinking rules, Students Debate
Serving Beer
in U. of M. Union
ANN ARBOR: (INS) — Students
at the University of Michigan to-
day were discussing
to set up a tap, room to serve beer
at the Michigan Union. . :
The student newspaper,
Michigan Daily, said Dean of Men
Walter B. Rea felt a tap room The
sponsible group could initiate
such action. ladies and gentlemen, there might);
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| MOLD, ‘Wales u@—Toe Rev. 2 ¥ | | Henry Rees of the Church of Eng- THE REASON SOME || THE WwW
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off campus than having to
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Herbert Gardner, 22, of Detroit,
a Pee ee
“It's: about time we started
girls ran out in front of her and
she hit the brakes but couldn't
She was not held. of
stop in time to avoid Ritting them.) Philip Smith, 20, of Mount Cle
‘said he didn’t “see what @if-'}_ ting students-as adults instead
ittle. children,”
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Ladies’
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Girls’ Spring
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Ho on ‘on Soil Bank - Final ‘Action Scheduled
Today on Move to Add
Extra $250 Million -
WASHINGTON «@®—The House
takes final action today on a
last-minute decision to add 250
million dollars to the farm soil
bank program “to keep faith with
the farmers.” —
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Thé extra money was added
yesterday toa general appropria-
tions .bill which comes up for
passage. The change would in-
erease from 500 to 750 million dol-|
lars the amount farmers may be! paid this year for retiring sur-} . .
plus cropland.
Approval of the soil bank funds} ~
came on a standing 120-57 vote
afer the program was denounced
as unsound, outlandish and a
joke.
x *« *
Rep. Whitten (D-Miss) said in
the long run the program “‘is go-
ing to do more damage than} *
But he urged approval of} > good.”
‘the funds to keep faith with
farmers who signed up to par-
ticipate in the soi] bank but who
were excluded when the 500 mil-
lion dollars originally earmarked
for 1958 was exhausted.
* *& *.
The House also added = an
amendment to limit payments un-
der the. extra -allotment to $3,000
for any individual or corporate
farm participant, regardless of
the number of farms affected.
The origina) law also has a
$3,000 limitation but it has been) -
interpreted to apply te each farm.
OKs Relief Projects
DETROIT & — City Council has
endorsed an emergency program
of work relief projects to relieve
unemployment.
adopted a resolution calling for
creation of a committee to draft
specific projects.
Billboards on outside streets,
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moved out of the couple’s she wanted to sue for divorce,”
Giesler told a newsman. “I can't
get very excited about it.”
‘Mere than one-seventh of the
Indian population in the United
Holmby Hills house Tuesday. Judy fare about 50,000 in New Mexico.
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JAYCEE SHOW — Here two
Chamber of Commerce members pose before a
Miracle Mile shopping center ‘store to point out eee
Pontiac Junior”
will be there April 24-27. At Weedon, show chairman, With him is Theodore-
Jarvis, co-chairman. oe
Pontine Press Phete
the left is: Howard WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 26, a.
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Prices for This Attraction
Mat. %¢ — Eves. $1.25 — Children 25¢
= STARTING
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NEW YORK — Expenditures by
United States business on plants
to
reach a record 41.7 billion dollars
this year, 12 per cent above last
year. The largest increase is indi-
cated for electric and gas utilities—
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By LOUELLA 0, PARSONS
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — There is
Fred just signed 2 deal with producer
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Jot of flood damage and for 4 while,
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to mast winnyy inte peeds fan
this rather sterotyped impres- ,
sion depicts. —
* * *
In this area the Oakland
County District Nurses Asso- -
ciation has decided ‘to_accord
special honor to those women
in ‘white who have proven par-
ticularly outstanding in minis-
speaking terms, too,” quips
Mrs. Wurm
* *
stiffly starched pinafores, their
hair pulled back severely to
form the chignon so vital to
ladies of that era for cruising
in high-flying open-topped ve- _ hicles.
* * *
Following graduation Mrs.
sition in charge of the entire
hospital. One of the more ex-
citing incidents recalled by
Mrs. Wurm was an ethergency
call to a private home where
she and another nurse assisted
a doctor in performing an ap-
pendectomy on a middle-aged
woman.
HAD TO IMPROVISE.
Mrs. Wurm commented that
nurses had to improvise a lot
more during those earlier
years of medicine. Most care
Dear Abby . cay
‘When She’s Paying, She’ s Boss “CONFIDENTIAL TO By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
DEAR ABBY: We have two
daughters, 15 and 17, and all
we hear from them is that
when they
reach the age
of 18 they will
be their. own Nursas or
ceptors covered the entire city
of Detroit, :
* * *
In the late 1930s Miss Boyd
returned to her studies, ob-
taining a public health nursing
certificate from Wayne State
University. She came to Oak-
land County. in 1939 on special
service for six months with the
TB Association, followed by
field work through the Oakland
Music Service
Will Be Given
at Beth Jacob
Temple Beth Jacob
will present a service
devoted to the theme of
Brotherhood Through
Music Friday evening
at the temple.
* * *
MacDowell Male
Chorus will join Temple
Beth Jacob soloists in
_ presenting a program
of secular and religious
songs of brotherhood.
: * * *
Mrs. James Rosenthal
will’ direct the pro-
gram, assisted by tem-
ple organist Charles
Wilson.
making all her own decisions
~ and being her own “boss.”
x * *
DEAR ABBY: My husband is
a model railroad fiend. He —
sneaks my good drip-grind cof-
fee to use as “dirt” for the |
landscaping. ~
Every time company comes iE i i a8
fs 5
¥
fascinating
cine ta that becoming the No.
1 interest of scores. of laymen
as well as medical personnel
-fllustrate :
a Service | _ in probing for‘ thé’ why behind
Ss.
SATISFYING FACET
Miss Boyd added that an-
other satisfying facet of nurs-
ing, for those who prefer per-
sonal contact with a patient in
meeting his emotional and
spiritual as well as physical
needs, is public health work.
There’s a wealth of these
oS
nurses’ experiences yet on
told, but both were so very
modest it was difficult to
make them tell us much about
themselves.
This is Professional Nurse Recog-
Pontiac Press Photes
Professional Nurse of the Month
recognition also has been accorded ‘to
Rose Boyd of Oneida road. A super-
visor in the central office of the Oak-
Enjoying a 10-day visit with his parents, the
Walter E. DeNios of North Telegraph road, are
Ist Lt. Walter E. DeNio and his wife and
daughter. Stationed at Elmdorf Air Force Base
_in Anchorage, Alaska, Lt. DeNio has been at
Kinross AFB in Upper Michigan where. he
aided in the production of a training film con-
cerning Arctic helicopter operations.
The movie company had been shooting in
Anchorage, but, strange as it seems, the lack
of snow forced a change of location to chilly
northern Michigan which at the time was man- -
tled in white.
* * *
Sheldon Smith of Clarkston is at present
residing in Manhattan, Kan., where he has
assumed a position as a radio announcer.
_ *
The John W. Fitzgeralds of Birmingham
left today by plane for New Orleans where they
‘will stay two days.
¢ They will then travel to. Naples, Fla., where
their headquarters will be the Naples Beach
Club Hotel for two weeks.
* *
Mrs. Mel Stapp of Inverness drive has re-
turned from a three-day workshop at Temple
University, Philadelphia.
: * * *
Robert C. McNutt. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas F. McNutt of Bloomfield Hills, is a
junior at Denison University, Granville, Ohio,
where he is active in the Denison Campus Gov-
ernment Association.
‘ * * *
Mrs. R. W. Layland and daughter; Patricia,
of Birmingham are looking forward to the five-
week trip they'll begin Thursday. After arriv-
ing in New York by plane they will leave by
freighter for San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Their next stop will be in Barbados in the
West Indies, followed by another flight to St. nition Year, and the Oakland County
District Nurses Association is sponsor-
ing.a@ program to honor outstanding
nurses by selecting professional nurses
of! = month. The first honoree, Mrs. Anna Wurm of LaSalle avenue, is a
private duty nurse. Here, she is look.
ing over her yearbook and recalling
training days at the Petoskey Hospital
School of Neng:
Robert A. Stierer Speaks
land County Health Departmei, Miss
Boyd finds public health nursing one
of the more gratifying fields in her
profession. - ©
Personal News of Interest Croix in the Virgin Islands. Here, Mrs. Lay-
land and Patricia will vacation for two weeks.
* * *
_Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Smith of Birmingham
have returned from a Caribbean cruise aboard
the SS Alcoa Corsair, Leaving from Mobile,
Ala., the couple sailed for 16 days, visiting such
ports as La Guaira, Puerto Cabello and Guanta,
Venezuela; Port of Spain, Trinidad; Kingston,.
Jamaica, and Cuidad Trujillo in the Dominican
sir
x * *
Returning from a Florida vacation in time
to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary the
past weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stack
of Brisco boulevard. Present for a luncheon
held at the Stack home were the Rev. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hutchinson and daughter, Carol,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gee and children,
Diane and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Butler
and daughters, Sharon and Mary Ellen, and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holsworth.
x *« *
‘A son, Jeffrey George, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert H. Laity (nee Myrna Webster) of
‘ Williams Lake on Feb. 22 at St. Joseph Mercy
- Hospital. . :
Maternal grandparents of the infant are
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Paul Webster of Summit avenue.
“dr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Laity of Pingree
avertue are the paternal grandparents. -
~* * * .
‘Three area high school seniors have taken
a four-hour competitive examination for the
$4,000. Alumni Distinguished Scholarship of-
fered at Michigan State University.
Writing the examination were Michael J.
Biallas of East ‘Mortcalm street, St. Michael
High; Barbara R. Miller of Bloomfield Town-
ship, Bloomfield Hills High, and Eleanor R.
Hatfield of Lake Orion, Lake Oriop High
School.
Four pages today
in Women’s Section _ NAMED’ ALTERNATE Study Club Ill Hears City Official
» Robert A. Stierer, assistant
to city manager of Pontiac,
addressed members of Child
Study Club Group III Tuesday
afternoon.
* * *
He stressed that less than
one-fourth of the registered
voters of Pontiac ballot in Jo-
cal elections, but two-thirds
vote in nationa] elections.
PRAISES RECORD
He praised the city’s record
of finances. Mr. Stierer em-
phasized the’ importance of mother in helping to stimulate
a greater family interest /in
community affairs,
This could be nepal
by talking about issues and
candidates at home, thus mak-
ing the children conscious of
local government.
* * *&
At the business meeting an-
nouncement was made of a
Michigan State University or-
. chestra concert to be given
March 22 and workshops to be
Toastmistresses Name
Representing Pontiac ee
mistress Club March 15 in an
area speech contest to be held
in Port Huron will be Mrs.
Robert Bunce.
* * t
She was named winner of
the local annual speech con-
test Tuesday evening at Hotel
Waldron. Her subject was
“Welcome Little Sputnik.”
Other contestants were Mrs.
Ivan Wilcox, who was named
alternate to the area contest,
Gertrude Foley and Mrs. G.
Charles . Stafford.
* * *
Mrs, Clayton Rule acted ag\
conducting toastmistress.
Judges were Mrs. Walter
Barningham, Mrs, Milton
Freet, Mrs. W, Arthur Ver-
non and Lauretta Paul.
ALSO TAKE PART
Others participating were —
Clayton Helen Turek, Mrs.
Tibbals, Mrs, Sidney Olson,
tellers; Mrs. H. Wayne
Reaves, timekeeper and Mrs.
Robert Sutton, tailtwister.
Contest chairman .was saieadal
Cole. ft. Mrs. Bunce Contestant
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-my bank at school. I want you
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is in perfect health. My father
says he is willing. Please see
what you can do, Miss Abby?
Thank you. .
LONESOME
- DEAR LONESOME: If~your
‘ mother agrees and your father
is willing—half the battle is
won. But—the good Lord has -
something to say about it, too.
_— luck, Honey.
* * ®
‘DEAR: ABBY: I work in an KATHY: Girls who hang
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themselves behind the eight
ball. Invite him to your home
like a lady and if he’s a gen- |
tleman he'll accept.
* * +
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SALE OF
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nied came Fri, "til 9 P. M. “Shop the Stores That Never
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French Cuffs.
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Plans Sunday
Family Party — By MURIEL LAWRENCE teat “On Lord, 1 mise Jimi you are that we|
; Send cesenbaii so terribly.” x |
Forest ‘Lake Country Club to accept his patente dlvorse, [BITTER FEELINGS . 3 a ee is planning an afternoon family z 8 2 Wis divaodl dh onsel libs ones: The chine wae Rost bis InBaes
party to be held ‘Sunday from | One evening he was tr. ing to as- 3:30 to 6:30 o'clock. sido & mnotet plows ‘ocihape bad ee en an or = conflict of the child who loses|
sent him.-In the paper diagram, feelings of bitterness. . That is because |
xs © part D fitted perfectly into part)" share his pain. We
Chalrmen for the affair are |E, but Bert's part D was too-wide| This is always happening to di- his loving image Mr. and Mrs, Watson Kinney to fit. E's slot. ff. po VOreae parenta, + of his absent parent. s .
_ of Farmington, who are being Noticing his worrieg: look, ‘his |. 2.2 2s ‘Bat a Gieeee Ys tees
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. | mother ‘offered help and on his Something occurs to make us against our bitter rg
David Booth and Mr. and Mrs- | suggestion tried to insert part D aware of our grief at the loss of loving. one. This
Robert Day of Birmingham. | into part E herself. Failing, she (ove. Then we begin to remember ee Teenage refreshments are be- | said, “I guess you'll have to |tbe penalties the loss involves and to!
Close, Pat Sokol and Jim ‘feelings of resentment. / going.
Walls, all of Birmingham. Bert snatched the parts from : ‘ “ ‘ = sastne. ae Son E d Vivetsta Ene |
wish Daddy were here! He'd find oun ers rere and
out I was doing wrong.” att . :
oe of School cominene @ %
neat = ued i laeg ' ° wedding vows AVAILAB eT al :
Mae eet ie, are’ ENtertained pee Higgs Consult ipicked up | her dishmop, she , : Oakland Delphine Michaels
Mr, and Mrs. Robert C. A , United :
VanderKloot honored . venue ‘
Tae wa os a testi- Presbyterian ELKIN
SN eS ee ~ Church Travel Bureau
pee Paane ’ She is the 296 N. Hunter Bivd. September 1956 the Van- ao MI 6-2170 derKloots founded the private | daughter of
day school to fulfill: what they Mr. and Mrs - felt was a community need, |. ie eR
| A new school for 33_students | * 0 ee
| was built in 1957 on the same isborne, ’
tS oe Mr. and Mrs
aes Sen J. C. Smith | The school stresses prepara- , —
tion for college in the form ‘ : of a basic academic program a bridegroom’s
| as well as experience in exl- | MR. and MRS. J. C. SMITH parents. tral and practical arts for
Beri: Virginia Osborne Speaks
| et'isivddatied oct |VOWS Before 200 Guests | “""tne Gdeal of a senall school
* ‘ | is that the staff seeks to dis- Married Saturday aftefnoon in borne and J. C. Smith. The Rev.. :
Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning | cover each student's highest [Oakland Avenue United. Presbyte-/Theodore R. Allebach performed
’ | potential. lrian Church were Virginia Lee Os-|the ceremony before 200 guests,
at Both Osmun’s Stores .. . 1,800 — = . ‘6 & ALALMOL
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§ Fashionable Colors The bride chose a floor-length .
Coe ee rmatinn lace over waite (]|| TRAIN CASE... .$10.95 |} satin featuring a portrait
line, basque bodice, long sleeves 21” WEEKEND . .$12.95
and a bouffant skirt with seal va ) ied eens. = PRLMAN. . .914.95 ||
A seed pearl and rhinestone tiara 26" MALMAN. . $16.50
held her shoulder-length ‘veil in LADY'S WARD-
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|white orchid: on a prayerbook.
| Mrs. John Douglas Stinson, siste
PHILIP'S
SERVICE
DR. HAROLD BUSSEY, OPTOMETRIST = omen |
Next te Op Eeceen Theater
panels and bodice. She car-
‘ed a colonial bouquet of pink and LUGGAGE \White roses and carnations. SPORTING GOODS
ALSO WEARS PINK 79 N. Saginaw $F. Flower girl Nikki Higgins, cousin’
of the bride, wore a pink embroid- |
ered floor-length nylon dress andl
carried a white basket of flowers. | |
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Serving as his brother’s best
Py was.Grady Smith. John Doug-
Beauty -Clinic by Edythe McCulloch em oregon; Claud C, Smith, pre TEEN AGE MAKE-UP
| guests. J 3 . ‘Heavy make-up on a young
not only will appear cheap,
but she will be covering the
bloom of youth that is so |
much admired and envied. ship Hall of, the church Mrs, Os-
borne. chose an electric blue
| satin and chiffon dress with pink |
and blue accessories and a pink
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At fourteen or when she_
-enters the ninth grade is
generally considered the ac-
cepted age for the use of
lipstick. A wise girl will
make it a pretty and clear
shade of pink or rose. She
will start to brush her eye-
brows into shape (but never, Mrs. Smith's choice was a black
‘crepe dress with white accessories
|and a corsage of pink roses and
| carnations.
* * *
Before leaving on a Southern
trip the new Mrs. Smith changed
to a rose beige tweed dress with
|a beige wool coat and brown ac- never pluck) and*on very
\cessories. The. couple will live On| special occasions use a light | Whittemore street. dusting of powder on her
| te nipechnsennicaonaspbioaanictlases i nose
Phone Edythe McCulloch
Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431,
608 Pontiac State Bank
When you plan work areas in’
| your kitchen be sure work sur- |
| -faces are a convenient height |
“What finer gift than a faithfully accurate Omega watch? World renowned for precision, winner of the
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THE PONTIAC PEs WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1958
_In a recent public affairs pam-
phiet, “Your Family's Health,”
lia B. Applebaum, health educa-
and writer, says, “Much loss of
scones sl otchalli css ws tn
stein: Ss Ee
¢ Fr ‘ %
Librarian
| Gives Talk
to Alumnae
> .Phyllis Pope of the’ Pontiac
City Library spoke to U. of
M. Aluranae Club of Pontiac
Tuesday evening. She dis-
cussed plans and needs of the | ie bette» eins wan prt ve
and health can be avoided if jeause “he is nearby, oF the one library and reviewed several We tnd ea cn be ao at- we a books. Gatien Me the upkeep ot health as y So pAnins tne ylttahiimma wich we our cars ” reviewed w - i oe 3. Don't ask the postman or your With a Chinese Flavor" by : neighborhood druggist to. recom- Mrs. Lin Yutang, “The Fly- this: publication Miss Apple -|mend one and don't select one) ing Swan” by Padriae Colum, Pal makes many practical sug- yourself at random from 4 tele- “Journey to the East” by Her- aims the welfare |phone directory.’ mann Hesse, “Yankee G-Man” and safety of the family. 4 Don’t choose Doctor X be- by Frederick Ayer Jr., “Edge
“There is nothing more impor- cause you have heard that his fee of Darkness” by Mary Ellen Jent than the selection of seu, is high and therefore he must be . Chase and ‘‘Paris in the Past"
a physician. Yet good, or Doctor ¥Y because his fee by Pierre Couthion. is low and you will save money). x * : : ‘ 5, Finally, DON’T pick the Margaret Steward, Mrs. Jay
| Bright, Cheerfyl doctor with the winning personal Wagner, Mrs. Harold Northon Z ity whom met at a . and Katherine Baker assisted y you t a party . “s the hostess, Mrs. Raymond WEEK-END The author continued, “Any one Rapaport of East Iroquois road of these may fiappen to be quali- : Mrs, William Gordon presided
doctor chosen so casually may not
be reputable professionally.” Pp
he a rograms Staged
by Lincoln Singers ‘ Homemakers : :
Mrs. H. Jim Stein, Mrs. John
Stoppert, Mrs..Ray.Kline and
ducted a workshop on flower
, a and house plants Tues- et Waikiki
pod Heweit's oliday Kingdon A The workshop was conducted details, . and: trans.
for. Modefn "Homemakers in portation see.
the Clarkston home of Mrs. “Your Dealer in Dreams”
ene, Fae BIRMINGHAM Community project of sewing
cancer pads was under the di- TRAVEL SERV or
rection of Mrs. Eric Daniel- ACE PLUMMER REILLY
son. Guest of the day was =
Mrs. Paul Heisler.
Study Plants
Its tun sa ps my -
on its staff For this you telephone
the office of the medical director Lincoln Junior High Vocal Music
|Department has been busily en-
gaged the past two weeks in a/@)
variety of presentations. Sue Eck-|7 ©
One of the best ways to select a physician is to
telephone the office of the medical director or super-
intendent of a good hospital and ask him to give you
* the names of several doctors on the hospital staff. or the superintendent. An accred-| Printed Pattern 4632: Teenage|!ey, Julius Middledorf and Jerry
requires 5% yards of 35-inch;|™Music classes.
collarette, % yard contrast.
Printed directions on each pat-
jtern part. Easier, accurate.
Another way to choose a ‘doc-
Sr tot welle co Solagiene your School,
ited hospital chooses its staff most|sizes 10, 12,14, 16. Size,12 dress|Smith are teachers of these vocal| =
Lincoln Concert Choir gave aif
concert for Oxford Junior High)”
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- Sealtest Ice Cream will know ‘when you need to see a! Adams, care of The Pontiac Press, Popular Prices specialist, or may suggest one for 137 Pattern Dept., 243 West 17:h oe — of mind. He also willis: New York 11, N.Y. Print you locate one. plainly name, address with zone, aqua, pink and white all are * * wes ead syd soehae: Riker Building Lobby
Night of OES soots'aal is sight Goud ote -
| used as border designs, as well
contemporary—
— oo amber and) associate
bright blue and chareoal, as well|
Luks tae “thao Chuaerer’ tere.
Hartman and Mrs. Lyle Hoard. Three hundred members and
guests were present Monday
evening at Roosevelt Temple
‘for Friendship Night of Pontiac
Chapter 228, OES.
Among the guests were Mrs.
James Shaw, worthy grand
conductress; Mrs.
Roy Wilton, past grand Mar-
tha; Mrs. James Mundy, past
grand warden; Mrs, Jeanette Gold and platinum trims are
grand fraternal sunshine chair man.
Ninet@éen Oakland County
— ‘were fepresented. ‘as colors matched to tableware.
Mrs. Vanderworp
Honored at Shower Sleek or slim, our striped
chairman. Mrs. skirt with a tunnel looped Mrs. Edward Vanderworp was! banks and Mrs. Earl Ross
honored at a pink and blue shower} were chi belt is just the thing
for your work or play
hours. It takes everything
in stride because _
of handsome, hard wearing
: tarpoon: Red, blue
| : Or green combination. _
Mrs. Roberts Feted . Robert Burmeister, Mrs. William
those s. : ; my North Saginaw St. FE 8-3560: [/Mond, Mrs. Geren Griggs. Mrs.| “ok sn Mae Sizes 8 to 18.
Over Bazley's Martin and Mrs. Raymond L.|C- A. Dahimann, Mrs, Roberts and| / i the six Roberts children } Skirts—Main Floor
Your favorite pump in
- beautiful alligator calf
DAYTIMER
Pauli’ Ss Shine Store ‘Serving Pontiac for: Over 75 ae
all the winter coat news
Is here at. 7 *
L. 239 ond $54 7 witty ‘they were originally. 79.98 to $145
| oe they merited attention . -but now at ‘only:
l=. 39.00 and 54.00 ae demand it! ye fa-
| vored domestic and especially exquisite im-
‘ported wools 7% styles you won't be able to
resist ye coats that are a fashion - first in
everything ‘anything we say would be an
understatement ¥&e you must come down to
x Arthur's today! ye Savings you won't forget!
3 ! Junior, misses’ and petite sizes. 2)
PLAN NOW ... to come in on Saturday, March Ist...
Meet Mr. Lefkow who will :present the entire collection of
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by LEES , - on One Afternoon
“The Wome’ Socty of Chiton Rok Pel, rape SL omen’s Society of Christian - Field, irman; Mr os ae 2 Service of Central Methodist Church is John Flood, chairman o) decorations, NATURAL HEALTH FOODS sponsoring a luncheon and style show —_ and Mrs, Lyle Saum, ticket chairman, : oe : BE 1 Thursday. Bree mais et te ples: Te cclock lancheon will feat A Conn oe whe Wichs tbe 2 Sag , ning commiltee are tto rs. F é ompany. Ea pes f Offer :
; steamers oe eee ~ 100% WHOLE WHEAT a ore |Stardust Ball Set ae EAT) orci icon. ||
cata a oa | | Mee eremaeee: DOK | a for me end 1 don't want to slight The dance wil be held wader | | method. , | : them but there are too many to Se rpemeytle a 8: Pr | __, (Reg. 29¢ Per Loat) =
5 all.” : . & ae 10 Grand Prizes te Be Given Away March 15th
OG 08... * pera nnd mth pari blng an” L__ Ades aero Gur Sere Fodey * . ones - you , . : om : } would be : —< 1
| Cite all eh to ite hr with | ONCE A YEAR SUPERB SPECIAL out risk of hurting’ the feelings of Piet cto * . °
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Spring Frock wag Sas pring rroc : suppetell te Teip. hee Oth ber me hw San ces = drum st et nto tata tf . . « frosted organdies all by
California stylists.
FLORA MAE Answer: You help her put on
her coat before putting on yours.
Music Group a Pt
' Mrs. Richard Balmer (left) is general chairman
of the Thursday fashion. show and Mrs. George- |
Ree GIFT SHOP ee Enjoys Brunch Dietrich is r mg of rene be luncheon. Pro: | $20 Wave now 92" *, | W., Huron - - } ceeds will be used for church building a | A : | at Sutter Home : f fi | —_—_—__ .
| DESIGNERS HAIE STYLING... | Elda Sutter entertained mem- Ss pat Bx 1 - | ee $25 Wave row 15 E : . .', By Rese and Callie bers of Pontiac Music Guild A [ Ga iL , ,
: * ) PERMANENTS, from... . $5.00 paening, st.¢ brunch ge- '@ | | [TID — | -wuere service AND QUALITY ARE SUPREME” OPEN FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M.
CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP = jj tee sre cant curd as | yg |. No Appointment Needed ! Immediate Service : Lie X. Pere re 2-4acn 4) Plane. were competed for 2 OU eip MViany | oe Baas PHONE - diced by Robert Damm | | | Andre Beauty m © PHONE. | ducted by Robert Dumm of n ' 2 FE 5-9257 | - Ann Arbor, This event will be By RUTH MILLETT =—_-| But even they are far more | 2nd Floor Pontiec State Bank Bidg | held in the music room of First | Certain styles ought to carry | . unbecoming to a woman of #0 j ~ , : E = Congregational Church. . an age limit—"for girls under | than to a girl of 14 = ————— | ‘Duets were player by Charlies | 25,” or ‘for women under 40,” fpevigenbs ges cong
yes Pianeta | x et ener comin | gt may Pind cr | OPEN EVERY Sutter, organist. : worn by anyone over 18.” seem i
: ee * ¢ © | padhaeghrenghas bpd, ae NIGHT UNTIL : retos were guests of the group. A slim little teenager mama, dress reminds "p NT UTY lock sutte a6 tag ta fone, =< nothing so much as a Saletan i 7 : ' i | tight TV ; ants |. - ; : ARAMOUNT BEA | SCHOOL Leaves Hospital rer deo oe | i Fetitectsn quoreateed ws your money beck
Iments it in U lasses. mama in the same getup at a treme makes appear. j Write, phone or call in person for Free ‘amphiet. imoan, prey forsale y neti Olin neighborhood shopping center, | ance. gin to te cearty la- _ Wederal’s expert corsetieres PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 ~ FMemorial Hospital at Michigan) 4° Hist wander WRY somebody | beled as to the age of the wom- will fit you correctly for State University. the age Sor —_ an who can ra R withont comfort; figure flattery : SAD, REALLY SAD ' wed . NOT SMART ENOUGH A pretty young thing may , / A p with Maybe the designers and As seen STAPP S eee both our stores feature eee cctvar thes orlassa tak style . setters think women
: @ though it had been done by a | puéht to be smart enough to os : power mower.- If she is figure i. nrorresce poe LE a Ir young enough and pretty + enough she can get by with But a good look at American ‘ almost any kind of haircut. women would show them that But when you see a woman | the hardest thing for most three times her age with a women to figure out for them- pra that aan you her selves is when they have a she has lost r com when 7 with SHOE a her mind—it's sad, really sad. a ae be oud: iectain ot
a ; a3 * *& & diculous a bt EXTRA UPPORT is Blue jéans don’t do anything An age label on fashions o Ly for feminine grace and beauty. ' would certainly help.
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out tourney. .
Grill 5, Lakers ~
" finished $rd in the 50-yard free- ate
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“The Rochester Royals’ two tet :
ior hockey teams received shutout
goaltending last weekend for a! .
pair of victories over the Clark-
ston Flyers at Bud's Pond in
Rochester. Keith McBurney had a
3-0 shutout and Bart Bartlebauch
was credited with a 10-0 white.
wash as Don Barrick scored the
“that trick.” .
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Bruce Sias of Drayton Plains
style and George Chrest of
Ferndale took 3rd in the butter-
fly for the Central Michigan
College swimming team as_ the
Chips gaimed a 47-39 triumph
over Albion recently.
* * *
The YMCA Intramural League
basketball playoffs will begin next
Monday night at the Pontiac “Y”
gymnasium. First round games
are Utica vs. Matthew-Hargreaves,
7:30, arid Hasse’s Pharmacy vs.
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132-110.
Central “Michigan’s baseball FOUL PLAY — Guy Sparrow (5) of the New York Knicker-
bockers crashes into Philadelphia Warriors’ Joe Graboski, fouling
the high-flying Warrior as he tries a shot in the Ist half of their
National Basketball Association game at Madison Square Garden
last night: At left is Philadelphia's Tom Gola. The Warriors won, | ipective 20-game winners ona 40-
,olf their American League throne. _THE PONTIAC PRESS,
By BRUNO L. KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
LAKELAND, Fla. — What a dif-
ference a year makes. Last year
at this“ time, the Detroit. Tigers
manager, new owners, three pros-;
player roster and a farreaching
optimism of pushing the Yankees
Thursday, the 1958 contingent opened spring training with e new: WEDNESDAY, FEBR
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mosphere camp, but the picture will be dif-
ferent in many respects.
manager is the same, but the at-
ferent.
The current spring camp roster
lists 17 pitchers, five catchers, nine
infielders and eight outfielders.
Last of the contracts to reach
of Tigers officially opens training
AP Facsimile
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Ku
George Thomas.
i itfielders (8)
les in Gremareat John Groth, Al Kaline,
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Tigers’ Roster
LAKELAND, Fla. -—- This-is the 1958
roster of the Detroit Tigers which of-
licially opened trainin: pene today. rs
{ Jum Bunning (20-8), Jim Brady (Au-| _~ 6-5). try Byrd (4-3), Charles
nie] (0-0), John Drake (signed for '58),
Paul Poytack (14-11), Billy Hoeft (9-11),
Prank Lar 1 Don Lee 1-3)
» doe
(Augusta
1-1).
hile with Tigers,
ferentiy.
(3) Catchers
Bob Wilson, Jim Hegan, Tim Thomp-
son, Charley Lau and Tom Yewcic.
| Reno 3 Bolling,
| Boone, Steve Boros. rve
enn, Billy Martin, Larry Osborne a except
Maxwell, Lou Skisas, Bill Taylor,
Kean Walters and Gus Zernial.
team will play a two-game
series with Indiana University
of the Big Ten this spring. The
games are scheduled April 2 and
3 at Bloomington, Ind.
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Tickets for Sunday , evening's |
benefit Harlem Globetrotter show |
in the Pontiac Central’ High gym' may be obtained at Calbi Music|
Co., 119 N. Saginaw, and Grinnell
- Bros., 27 S. Saginaw, or from any
Pontiac Lions Club member.
* * *
Pontiac wrestlinz coach Bill
outstanding ne this season.
Outstanding among the group is
sophomore Erasmo Trevino who Wilson -has come up with atte { . general manager dohn McHale
| was that of Charley Maxwell who |
decided te bring it with him
from Paw Paw, Michigan. » |
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SPORES
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
| Beating any of George Mikan's
has won 10 of 13 starts-With no task, But the way Detroit's George
previous. experience.
Take Victories ilike a cinch.
After firing in 44 poirits in his
latest effort, the baldheaded hot-
1,932 points set in 1950-51. And
Yardley has six games in which
to pick up those 125 points, need- Yardley Hits 44 to Near Record
jer’ In the pro league, it could be
la job. For Yardley, averaging
;Pro | 1 ‘ear
iprviding h» kee ps hitting.
|Yardley is closing in on perhaps x > &*
ithe big guy's greatest, it seems! The 6-5 master was in the pink,
jdast night at New York’s Madison
|Square Garden with a scoring dis-
| play that not only moved him a
the St. Louis Hawks..
* * * 2
|. With 38 points already in his
Booth, Boys Club Drop jing an average of about 21 a private bag, Yardley hit a 30-foot
Class B City League’s =""* to do it.
.Playoff Openers . .
Griff's Grill and Walled Lake
came with victories in the
opening round of the Class B City
League basketball playoffs last
night at. Pontiac Central.
Ken Tithetage scored- 24 points
and teammate Bill York added 19
as the Grill team trimmed Booth
Homes, - 70-59. Jerry Shone scored
17 in defeat. :
Walled Lake whipped the Boys
Club, 73-62, behing the 18-point
effort of Dean Hess. Steve Keb-
jer made 14 In a losing cause,
Class B playoffs resume Thurs-
day at PCH with Griff's meeting
Walled Lake at 3:30 and Booth
tackling the Boys Club in the 7
o'clock opener. The “A” playoffs
take over the spotlight this eve-
ning on the PCH court.
In Class .D action at Lincoln, the
Auburp Heights Boys Club
swamped Perry—Park, 68-29, for
its 10th straight win as Bob Davis
netted 18 points. Central Christian
downed Jack's Bar & Grill, 34-25,
in an exhibition game.
Final Match Pin
Wins for Chiefs
An upset pin victory for PCH's
heavyweight matman, Duane
Thomas, over heretofore unbeaten
Bri¢e Thompson of RO Kimball,
Jast night gave the Chiefs their
9th win against five losses, 29-19 at
Kimball. It was the final dual
match of the year for PCH wrestl-| .
ers who now start SVC finalé Sat-
urday at Bay City.
Chiefs tok four ins: Others be} re
sides the key win for. Thomas, in-
pinned Lloyd Edwards; 133-pounds,
Mel Nosenchuk pinned Butch
Harris; 165-pounds, John Herron
pinned Lanny Southwell. Other
Chief winners, on decisions, in-
cluded 113-pounds, Jack Keller over
Paul Shortt; 120-pounds, Ray Ron-
quillo over John Kreag; 127-pounds,
Dave Payne over Bob Riddle; Lark
- Nelson. {P) and Don Pirkola tied
in a 145-pound exhibition. 5
EP gong tg peCUSTON ined Oh Codli, 136, San Francisco, 0. RICHMOND, if, — Vic Cardot, 140,
5 Sowee Marvin Marcus, 140,
Fresno, 7. NDON Willie Pastrano, 187%, New
OONDON acomied’ Brian Landon, "204s, England, 19. ee. ‘ a
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gymnasium Sunday night for an : iS HERE SUNDAY—Meadow Lem-
cluded: 112-pounds, Bernie Slade; oy (above), the “clown prince” of the Harlem
Globetrotters, will lead the famous basketball
~wizards into the Pontiac Central High. School -.
against the House of David from Benton Harbor.
The Trotter's’ 3rd ‘straight appearance here is __ - |desperation hook ‘shot at the
| For the normal basketball play-' buzzer that sent the game into the Pistons Win Thriller extra period. Then, his jump shot
‘the key field goals in the over-
time
: * * *
He got a standing ovation from
ithe Garden crowd of 13,120, left
iso limp by the spectacular finish,
shot of the Pistons is within 124\giant step toward the record but/that they hardly let out a peep as
points of Mikan's season National | produced an exciting 114113
Basketball~Assn. scoring record of}comeback overtime victory over 132-110 inthe second game,
* * *
| The. Knicks, with seven games}
remaining, trail Philadelphia by| Houston, Tex., syndicate reported-|the stock would be split and the| offered $1,250,009 in cash for the
five games on the losing side. The|ly will make a second offer today’ management of the club. >
*
Sources closé to the negotiations Warriors have nine remaining,
two with the Knicks. : =
proceeds going
and radio men
exhibition game once again sponsored by the Pontiac Lions, with
program. A_ preliminary contest between. press
the City League will open the show at 7:30 p. m.
Vaudeville acts furnished by -the Trotters: are.
also on the Sunday menu. -
to the:club’s sight-conservation
and the Pontiac Police team of Philadelphia swamped New York!
Top Cash Won
|Ford added $90 in the best ball |
tional. $210 for |
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er One player missing from the 41-'lar lineup (Al Kaline, player squad is ae Kuenn, Charley Maxwell,
’ |Greengrass who was given
a pte ag Bean faceS sion to report late because of his pitchers (Frank Lary, Billy Hoeft are , Only one ame winner is expectin ir fourthiand Paul Foytack) with 56 vic-
and not a single .300 hitter. The ve om ge con
*
mosphere and the attitude are dif-' Qyere is a different kind of x * *
optimism from Tighe now. In
1957, Tighe and many of the
players and the upper echelon
of the organization were so full
of exuberance they thought their
only problem was how they were
going te move the Yankees out
of the top spot. rege a ae
Ray
Boone and Jim Small), and three
tories among them in 1956, the pic-
ture was just rosey for 1957.
“Big difficulty was that only one
of the eight American Lague teams
believed Detroit had the pennant
all wrapped up and that was De-
troit itself: :
The Tigers forgot about six other
teams in the league. They did well
against the Yankees with a 10-12 With five .300 hitters in the regu-'record, the best of any team in
, and -driving, twisting layup were, § HOEFT LETS IT FLY — Detroit Tiger south-
basketball records is no mean/27.4 it probably willbe a breeze;+ Pp y peer gr ove paw hurler Billy Hoeft lets. ball fly as he un-
| ¢lub’s coaching staff at Tigertown camp. Watch- ing, from left, are manager Jack AP Facsimile
Tighe and leashes pitch for benefit of cameraman and coaches Tommy Henrich, Billy Hitchcock, Don
Lund and Willis Hudlin, who tutors pitchers.
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Texas Group Wants to Buy Cards MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (INS) '—Ajdown ,over disagreement ‘on how, indiesite the Cardinals would. be
ito purchase the Chicago Cardinals
‘but Walter Wolfner, managing di-'
| rector of: the Nationa] Football,
|League club, indicates his reply
|will be ‘a flat “‘no.”’
Wolfner, who is vacationing in
;Miami Beach, Fla., yesterday re-
back. Waller said he‘ would have
moved the franchise to Miami. —
The Houston business group
reportedly offered the same
amount -to Wolfner and his wife,
who is chairman of the board of
the club, over the weekend. But
that deal also was rejected,
“It also was learned that the
original Houston offer bogged
oy Finsterwald Wins- $4,000 in Pro-
Am Tourney at Port
Arthur, Texas
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. (®—Dow
Finsterwald of Tequesta, Fla.; was
top money winner in the 3rd an-
nual $4,000 Port Arthur Pro-Am
tournament yesterday. . *
Ted Kroll of Fort Lauderdale,
Fia., and Gene Littler of Singing
Hills, Calif., fired 4 under par
67’s and shared the best ball
money, Winning $360 each.
John MeMullin of Fair Oaks,
Calif., Milon Marysie of Webster
Grove, Mo., Finsterwald and Doug
Ford of Mahopac, N.Y., tied for
third with 68's. Each won $165.
foursome competition.
Finsterwald picked up an addi-
ading his team of
three amateurs to third place in
CHICAGO — Two nights and
Gloves Tournament of Champions
simmers down tonight to the
quarter-finals. Eight survivors in each of the
some 170 bouts later, the Golden eight weight classes from a field
of 250 return to two rings in Chi-
cago Stadium to try.to make the
semifinals and finals on March 5.
Tech Abandons WIHL HOUGHTON «® — Michigan Tech announced today that it will
‘follow three Big Ten schools in withdrawing from the Western!
Intercollegiate Hockey League (WIHL).:
The University of Michigan, Michigan State and Minnesota * * *
The welterweights, light heavies
ts, and heavies took
their turns last night. There was
a total of 37 knockouts of. techni-
cal knockouts in the furious ac-
tion. In 16 heavyweight scraps, 14
failed to go the distance,
ee
previously sald they would drop out of the WIHL at the end of this /jo, the team championships was
season, Tech's withdrawal becomes effective in six months,
Prof. W. A Longacre, chairman of Tech's athletic board. ex
pressed 4 hope
conference at the WIHL's annual that the league’s seven schools can form a new
meeting in Minneapolis. March 15.
Other league members ifclude North Dakota, Colorado and
penne Big Tet schools cited conflicting
3 VA { ¥ a zo
¢ j ze i¢ rt oe
eligibility rules as theit|y M., Chicago with 13 points, One. point
was awarded for each bout won
in the two nights of action.
Ruhnerup with 11 points was
with 10, Toledo 9, ‘Louisville $ and
, Kansas City, and
with 7 each, ; Breaking ahead in competition)-
Fort Worth. Then came Cincinnati, - 3 Michigan Fighters in Quarter-Finals Results of Michigan va, end bouts in
the Golden Gloves ‘ournament of
bem eam in. Chicago Stadium ust 172 3 Parts to
| ~M7-POUND CLASS First Round
Sa Vedel. Plobes , ha, Wis., sto James Grand Rapids, .Mich., ~
Pe te stopped George Davis, Streator,
160-POUND CLASS 3
Olivet Edwards, OG Rapids, Mich.,
—— ted C. B. Smith, Kenosha, Wis. , rks Burds, Cedar Rapids, Iuwa, out-
jpointed Bobby Joe Keck, Detroit.
J
Talley, Kansas
175-POUND CLASS
| Donnes Deters, Detroit, stopped Elis \Pew, Rockford, Dl., 1 . ' € Applebury, Cincinneti, «topped _Etin Harper, Grand Rapids, Mich., r
( Deters outpointed Willie Bell, Los An-
geles. ye
HEAY CLASS First
@, La, Omaha, Rosewell,|,,.3r* 3” ilour Polis, TTC
Tetied ¥ : sane Shey ne eae, Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach,
Calif, won $240 by heading the
first place Pro-Am foursome with
a S-under-par 66.
Prep Problems
Begin Thursday
A three - part series on Mich-
igan high school backetball tour-
problems in MHSAA
ranks. ae
‘Hope Defeats Eastern
YPSILANTI &— Powerful Hope
handed Eastern Michigan its 18th
loss of the season, 94-84, in a non-
conference basketball game last
' from a syndicate headed by Ron
Waller, Los Angeles Rams a *
indicated Wolfner wanted to part!
with only 49 per cent of the stock,|
‘keeping control of 51 per cent, He) R
also wanted_to keep his title ay & ae
jected a $1,500,000 bid for the club|&°™°'™! manager. staff.
4S| Wolfner said ‘the issue of keeping:
the Cardinals in Chicago is not)
One Jast aftempt may be made |one of tohey but 4 matter of ci
to bring major league football to |pride: He repeated: * . a
the Texas city. Houston sources | “The Cardinals are not for sale.’ Since an offer of a quarter of a
million dollars more already has
been spurned, the new offfer also
. AP Facsimile
OH, THAT HARD CANVAS — James Stepp, of Roswell, N. M.,
has just been tagged by'I, C. Coleman, of Kafisas City, and starts
the long trip to the canvas during their heavyweight class Golden
Gloves bout at the Chicago Stadium Tuesday, After this action
Coléman was awarded a technical. knockout.
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Eaglets Shoot
Acquire Milt Bolling for 12th Win St. Mary (OL) goes after its sea-
2nd Base Haunting Tribes: S225 TUCSON, Ariz. (® — Spring;Didn't figure in our plans, and
training under way and still the| Bolling may be useful as e utility
burning question for the Cieveland infielder :
Indians is: ‘‘Who's on second?” ”
.
Bobby Avila‘has slowed downja strong club in Sweetest Heart
General Manager Frank Lane/since joining the Indians in 1949.\of Mary, carrying a 96 mark.
so far has been frustrated in his|He was the regular second base-icame will end the regular sched-
ule. efforts to get a second baseman|man last year except for a‘ brief
from the New York Yankees or/tryout at third. ‘Two other con-
the Detroit Tigers, His success in}tenders for the job are Fyed Hat-
this direction’ is expected to have ‘field and Larry Raines.
an important bearing on the) - * * *
Tribe's hopes of getting back into, Raines, who played in the Cu-
‘ban Winter League where Indians
ifield Manager Bobby Bragan was)
| Lane whe tried to get Frank! managing, failed to convince Bra-
Bolling from Detroit, announced gan he can play second. Hatfield,
yesterday he had acquired Bol-'obtained from the Chicago White
ing’s brother, Milt, ‘also a second'Sox in the trade. that brought
baseman from the Washington|Minhie Minoso to Cleveland, is a
Senators. Lane remarked that/good infielder but latks batting | Wlodkowski,
rookie. pitcher Pete Mesa, who|power. His highest major league)A reserve the first division this year.
j we *
went to Washington in the trade,|RBI total was 35 in 1956.
? /
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ue iil e g play St. Francis
day, here, and Shamrocks
| Lamphere tor their Friday
| wp.
Eaglets will start Stan Me
iuszko, Art Goisdzinski, Mike Wit-
and tt
Hest the varsity er. “e :
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sii ing na pei cae
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* 61 MIAA basketball victory over
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ANGELES @ — Bil Detroit Lions'-
+; ~assistant -coach;—has~ been~named: end. coach for the Los Angeles’. Por ges ht
‘A onetime Columbia star, Swiacki
played with Detroit in 1951 and Pigs . s) x: be , € oe. oF i -
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pes \ _|' THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1958 ae Nc Conan te A
* 42%
Avon 76, Romeo 57; Vikings, Ferndale Win
1952 after three years with the
New York Giants. He served on
the Lions coaching staff in 1953,
the Giants in 1954 and was head
coach at Toronto.
Kalamazoo Wins 70-61
KALAMAZOO — Kalamazoo
Hillsdale last right.
DON’T SAY A preview of what to expect in
next week's Class B district tourna-
ment at Pontiac Central was given
the large crowd attending the Lake
Muffler . i
SAY .
-MIDAS See King’s Ad on
_ Television Page
jlast night whipping Romeo 76-57. had another warmup for the event
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other area prep actions last
night.
Rochester got off to a 17-9 lead
at Orion and stayed in front until
scoring ace Jim Drake hit a field
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Drake's pass ‘to his point-getting
twin Nick Neira on a fast break
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Drake-Neira duo highlighted a 11-
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Dragons llth triumph in 15 games.
Drake finished with 15 and
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quarter, Gordon Redwan scored
23-and Earl McNeal! 20 in starring
roles. Tom Woodraff’s 20 topped
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Ortonville had little trouble after)
a slow start. Chuck Graves featured!
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Blackhawks have a 9-46 record.
Imlay trailed early but then went
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> ghaeeiiala| Pace 69-47 Win.
at Clarenceville | Holly Defeats Brighton
in Final Seconds, Keego
Edges Clawson
A 2-point performance by rug-
ged rebound specialist Bill Noles
and the outstanding all around play
of Leroy Parks enabled Clarkston
to clinch its 2nd successive Wayne
Oakland League championship at
Clarenceville last night.
The Wolves came out on top
after surviving some rough sled-
ding in the 2nd period to win their
12th game in 13-loop starts.
By winning, Clarkston elimi- SPARK CHAMPS — Big Bill oe eS ee
Robertson 35
regain
Seattle's Elgin’ in major college basketball's ‘scoring race.
* :
‘| Baylor, idle until Friday when
w= |Seattle plays’.Pacific Lutheran,
& ~jhas™709 points in 21 games for a
33.76 average. With 35 tonight,
Robertson’s average would be
33.78 on 747 points in 23 games.
Oscar has averaged 33.72 points a
game through 22 with a 742-point
total. ,
x * *
None of the leading scorers
played last night,
Drug Cagers Move
Into Tie for Top
Drayton Drug knocked Ryeson's
Super Market out of Ist place ‘in
the Waterford League basketball
race with a lopsided 80-41: victory
last night at Crary gym. The
triumph moved Drayton into a 18
place tie with White Swan on a
Pontiac ‘ieee ‘Phete
and little playmaker
Leroy. Parks were the sparkplugs as Clarkston clinched its 2nd Noles, left,
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straight, year, John Lenge-| B#ted idle Northville trom eon- :
Neira 12, low totals for these = acy j| tention, The Mustangs, whe| Straight W League title last night by beating Clare [eon rd. = J “ man_and Jim Ward-had 18 and of the season. 2
boys. Carl Montross tallied 17 |;7, respectively. : shared the crown last year, will | enceville. Noles tallied 28 points for his best night * |. John Collins scored 17 points for
and«Giene Lothery 15 for Roches- : = be at Clarkston Friday, Parks added 16 while setting up many others. the winners while Cecil Dumbrigue i
ter which le 33-5 now. fo rr TP ae tr] - It was also a happy night for) : ) : ‘topped Ryeson’s with 15.
Avondale led its contest all the St%% § 9 12 Ennis 4 1 8 /Holly. Bill Taylor's jump shot from A last-second basket by Bill New-
way but never could relax until/Cromwen 2 1 § Lothery 7. 1 35,15 feet out produced a 78-76 tri- Ba ketbal] Brothers combe gave Johnson: & Anderson
the last quarter as Romeo kept\van'wag 3 1 $ Mon! 3 @ ‘4 Umph over Brighton to assure the Ss |a 44-42 win over the Junior Cham- battling. Jerry Hill's 25 and 21 3 4 Broncos: at least a tie for ot . es . ot : ber of ee tee in at ye
for Mike Walker told the story 19 11 48 21 « «Place in the loop. West Bioom-' B R ] S a game. Kei auser A
for the Yellow Jackets. Bob Black 'o,... + by Quarters |. gfield, the team with a chance to O be fnilvais saturday with 13 points and Glenn Hagyard rung up 22 for Romeo. Avon is Rochester... -...|. 17 12 12 S—«6'deadlock Holly, nipped Clawson Pome ‘ . tallied 10 for the Jaycees.
now over the 500 mark at 8-7, seemnian - pe - outside the league, 47-46. MINNEAPOLIS (#—Jo¢ and Oz-,athletic fortunes, will be reunited! ~~ ¥* = * da acer eT, pce | fos Gy A 156 third quarter advantage/zié Carlson, _ basketball-playing|this week—as rivals. - |.
Walled Lake’s win evened itsiaofortn 4 3 11 2 2 ¢ actually broke up the Clarkston- brothers from North Dakota who; Sooner or later in Saturday
record. Dennis McClelland was the /Eecaes 3 H A nomaad } § 2 Clarenceville tussle although the went separate routes to seek theirjnight's Big Ten meeting here be-
big noise Yor the Vikings with 27}mitl, af § 3% Olmak ¢ {Wolves had led all the way. tween Minnesota and Ohio state] Custom Drawn points, Bob Smith added 12. Waker 10 1 31 Redman 4 1 9 - Coach Dom Mauti’s quintet |. — “|the flow of action will a them OL 1-8200
ote 2 24-9 ist ma 128 a Fee i 3 2! romped to a 21-10 early lead but - fin face to face competition. | .
Ferndale had to overcome a one- fe = a =| had to hold en throughout the age eS S It will be a proud and perplexing Oh 8-4081
peint deficit to win its big one. Seore by 2nd quarter as Clarenceville re- d moment for Mr. and Mrs. O. Hugo =
~ avondale .........655 22 15 31 116) cove and sliced the difference : Carlson of Valley City, N.D., who Railsplitters did nt with ‘Romeo 11). 13 18 17 18 wed ane MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL RASKETRALL | to only one just before the half |" Akron 83, North Huron 48 will be watching their sons ina) fhe Amazing NEW | which ended 35-96 ents te Staedens Big Ten game.for the first time. .
TeammateDrake —— L am —the; Battie creck Se Philips $3.0 | t * © — ALL-O-MATIC._ 7 i 5 . 5 j
, \intermission as the losers just] eon Who do root for when Ohio| ‘>
: . lcould not keep up the pace set by, Bavas'sesinis set =" |aulters Joe is shooting and Minne-| WATER SOFTENER, Noles, Parks & company. hh a A ty eA ’s Ozzie is trying to him?! .
, Diet &thier. mtn stop him? works while you sleep! -_ * * Bea. City BT, Mecoste 40 . | “They've told us they are go-
: Mauti calléd Noles’ play “his our es t. ing to try to be quiet,” smiled)
: : best of the year.” He had an excel-| _,Easexvilte St. Johns 30 Ozzie, “Although I don't know)
By CHUCK ABAIR in Oakland County. The lead-|lent shooting record of 13 field ills 45, 42 how they’re going to manage. it."
— ng time coming but/T Sappens to be another fellow|goals in 24 attempts for 54.1 per Speers S, Tamrense Direct competition between the
sicstiene ‘a oak tones ope eae hen hitting from outside end f) a i Mares game ” two, he feels, would saddle each y overtaken) prage : ewes emettiies| tndta. “Be-|
Lake Orion's Jim Drake in the mot oe ee ie Taos } Goldwater St. Charice 54. Colon 4§ with boda . “Be-|
with Neira shifting between 2nd. Cjtarenceville skipper Lee Saline 49 sides,” he said, “Joe is faster and;
race for individual scoring honorsjand 3rd since December but Nick! singled out Parks as the tg SL. Ay more experienced than I am.
had been gaining rapidly in recent! hig factor in Clarkston’s clinch- | Elsie 40, 6t. Charies 37. Maybe ‘I couldn't handle him.”
weeks. “H terrific reeptien Pint Coutral tral #0, Pint Worthern 88 - * «
| we woul aipesiinats him Pint Tech 74. Owosso 3 : | Neira outscored his sharpshoot. | “© | lolea,”” pea named Sednee ch Beenie Creek 50 Ozzie at 6-1 is a couple of inches’
ing baddy in four straight games — set up Nejen," Gress, Lake 56, Brookinn 30 ‘taller than Joe, a 25-year-old jun-
. to finally take over the > | . Holly 78. Brighton 76 ‘ior. The older Carlson spent near-:
Rally Trips Armada tion with 353 points and a %.2 | Parks wound up with 16 nial Hartor Beach 06 'Pairgrove 47 ly four years in the Air Force : average. Drake has 338 for 24.1. and Dick Lippert contributed 11 to Hanover 48. Jackson 8 Marys 3 jafter ee a North pags
ug ;the cause. Larry Andrews rung up) j™ it? : gi Service friends interested him in
EO eats 10 pants —— John Herrington of Waterford 16 to top the losers, por at Quincy’ =e _|Ohio State and he transferred.
SietrWRGNOES-SeR On a: Sed halt, [Meld on to 3rd boosting his average, Holly had Jed all-th» way Wetore masoo Central 4, Jackson (S| Joe has hit 196 points in 21 games|
42-point cai teat as duced _|t® 20-3 as Rick Moos of Madison! Brighton tied the count with 56) , cuesuis nets: © _\a8 a regular.
71-58 win over Armada High, in |eased past Leroy Paris again . : a g tao gpg allem Lake Orion 40, Rochester . ‘
Detroit, Tuesday night. by one-tenth of a point for 4th 25 and George McDaniel 24 to pace Marri #8, een nan NBA Standings.
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Poni Cages Tackle Vikings
Here on Friday "Saginaw Valley Clash
Finds Chiefs , Barring
Northern Title ‘ ‘Hopes
By BILL CORNWELL
If the Pontiac Central basketball
team wants to beat Flint Northern
this Friday as badly as coach Art
Van Ryzin does, the Vikings are
due for a busy evening.
Northern, still clinging to
hopes for a share of the Saginaw
Valley Conference crown, in-
vades the Chiefs’ wigwam Fri-
day night for a league encounter
“important to beth schools,
“I hope we can give them a real
good licking,” Van Ryzin said as
the bus ‘carted his cagers home
from last Friday's 65-54 —-
at Bay City.
* * *°
“We've got an old score to set-
tle -with those” fellows,” be re-
marked.
The old score, of one: te the
narrow 49-47 loss the Chiefs ab-
serbed from Northern in their
first engagement on the Flint
court. That setback, as it turned
out,’ marked the Chiefs’ downfall
in their — to retain the SVC
title,
Pontiac has long since lost all
hopes of defending its confer-
ence honors, but the Chiefs-can
stili gain a share of 3rd place
with Saginaw.
Saginaw has a rough ssuigumeent
Friday against the league-leading
Indians of Flint Central on the
Flint floor. A Saginaw loss cou-
pled with a Pontiac victory would
force a tie for 3rd place.
* * a
Northern, which took a bad T5-
58 beating from city rival Central
in their SVC showdown last week,|'
must beat the Chiefs while hoping! > € * *
K-State, ‘bann Clinch kk ®
Tourney Berths
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas State and San Francisco
were sitting pretty in NCAA major
college tournament seats today
dope
track in a bid for a fourth con-
secutive Southwest Conference bas-
ketball ‘crown.
fusing Atlantic Coast Conference Virginia made the already con-| nists thin Wakes ti taies
upsetting Duke, which had won
11 straight, 70-68, in triple over-
time last night.
Kansas State gained its fourth
poll, now have won 10 in a row
for a 19-1 record... CAA Field Gains San aabien. ranked No, 4,
didn’t have it.so easy while build-
ing a 22-1 record with a 49-47 de-
cision over St. Mary’s (Calif.)
that clinched the West Coast
Athletic Conference championship
and handed the Dons a ticket to
their fourth consecutive NCAA
shindig.
oe
Holy Cross, passed over thus far
NEW YORK W — Ingemar Jo-
, |hansson’s 13th round technical
knockout of England’s Joe Ers-|4"*
kine today earned the Swedish Eu-
ropean heavyweight champion
Month” award and a boost in the
ratings.
The undefeated 25-year-old
Swede was raised from tenth
place among the contenders to
seventh.
Argentina's Alex Miteff and
Germany's Willi Beemanoff, who
‘also scored important victories
during the past month, were aid
Moted too.
Michigan’s Kenny Lane aa
second in the lightweight class and
Chuck Spieser is 7th —_— the
- for Saginaw to upset Central in|™
order to divide the title “spoils,”
If the Chiefs can come up with
the type of performance Van
Ryzin knows they are capable of
giving, the 1957-58 regular sea-_
son schedule may finish on a
happy note. —
Cie eso Be We: Re
sure is al} on Northern when the
‘two teams collide in the PCH
gym. The Chiefs should be as re-|¢”*
laxed as a carefree vagabond for
this one, :
" #* @
Bay. City clashés with Arthur
Hill at Saginaw in Friday's other
Saginaw Valley game.
POINTERS ON POINTS Second of s series Phe forage
professional coaches hevers
ntiac
Press.
By GUY RODGERS
Temple University
My favorite “is the jump shot
tried constantly to improve.
Next: Ed Conlin of Syracuse
Nationals,
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Miner Heckhey at a Glance
aa ATIONAL LEAGUE
Port Wayne 6, Louisville 5
EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstewn: 3, Clinton 2, overtime
New Haven 2, Philadel iphia 1
WEDNESDAY'S \¥'S SCHEDULE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Providence at Buffalo by selection committees, upset
NCAA-bound Connecticut 92-89 in|.
double overtime. New Orleans
Loyola, named to the NCAA field
yesterday, whipped Memphis State
SMU, crossed off as a South-
Texas A&M was upsetting Texas
erate including Pontiac’s ‘two parochial
the tapllicaipennee bores in the rapidly-approaching
tournaments in intel held yes-
terday.
*
‘Clarkston, which clinched the * *
: Wayne-Oakland Conference title
last night, plays Durand next
Wednesday night at 9 o'clock in
the Class B district’ tourney at
Grand Blane.
Holly, another W-O0 team, meets.
host Grand Blanc on the same
Lions, Giants Tangle
in Night Exhibition
DETROIT ™@ —The Detroit
Lions will meet the New . York
Giants in @ pre-season football
game Aug. 29.
The contest will be «the first of
two night exhibition meetings at
Briggs Stadium before the 1958
National Football League cam-
paign. The club also is. scheduled
to meet the Cleveland Browns here
Aug. 22;
ee — ¥*
include the College All-Star contest
at Chicago Aug. 15 and a meeting °.
with the Chicago Bears in Dal-
_Kansas State, the NCAA run-
3 acral managed only a 30-28
man-to-
ag Pascual Peres. Argentin toa pe Oru Ba But th 4 rgentins: | man lense & e
sartin pan At pune ‘Kingoelch, ‘nae Wildcats hustled at peinte chend| ‘ Poszali —" early second
tayad, % soenuela. 7. ‘Be : Adams, out Boozer supplied K-State’s scoring)
dao’ Yaotta, Japan’ 10, Memo Dies,|punch with 23.
A disputed field goal helped San
the NCAA championships last year
after taking the title in 1955-56,
Duke’s winning streak got the
extra session.
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Other pre-season Lions games|*¢jals County Cagers Learn Foes}
‘Oakland County basketball teams, A
day night at 7. Farmington Our
Lady of Sorrows will play the win-
game in the Friday nightcap.
* * *
In the Class B division of the!
Pontiac district, Oxford battles
Rochester on Thursday at 7 o’elock, |
followed by an 8:30 game
Avondale and Lake Orion. The |
finals in both classes are scheduled
Saturday, March 8.
* * *
Pontiac Central will learn its)
“luck of the draw” tonight at 8
o’clock at Southfield where the/
Chiets enter district play with
eight othér Class A schools next
week. Drawings are also slated
today at several other area tourney |
sites, i
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\Briet Facts
SMOTC Observes 10th Anniversary — s Pontiac Sports
: E ° eve . o VRE |About Outdoors -
| | 3 Fr |. What game in the American . ' : a OW hunter's list draws the heaviest . i ; . S eee ar woo
By H. GUY MOATS itask of training dogs (and iro bn is observing its tenth anni- in ogre county, ioe : ss see 0-13 ‘It one is a confirmed duck jhunt-
“labor of love”. ito be good “citizens.” = _™ versary. spread its activities over en pri er, he would probably say without
ore dg the way it goes, The pioneer organization in this) Southern Michigan Obedience tire oe ppt re .- reservation that waterfowl holds
for one group of dog lovers who| unselfish, but highly rewarding ac-} Training club, motivating bedy | ™f some gh Parga : Extensive Plans Are 'that distinction. | But he would be has dedicated ‘itself to the difficult/tivity in southeastern Michigan this; back of the program, was formed sc grel ps ter in xten ; wrong, according to an official of
we, | . : — Under Way for Event, big arms company. The firm ee Like trainer Reg Armstrong ex- es made a survey from which it de-
z. plains it, “‘we don't train the dogs. at Miracle Mile veloped that the ubiquitous rabbit } Their owners do that, but we do is the most popular target, with
handling their pets to make them for the 1958 Pontiac Sports and|manufactured fired at him.
obedient, happy animals, and good Boat Show, and promise is held'game and percentages of shells j canine citizens”, out for the “biggest and most in- fired at i includes squirrel 14;
All class work measures up to teresting show in Pontiac’s his-;quail 13.9; ducks, geese 10.5;
obedience standards set up by the| tory.” The event is set for April|pheasant 9.5; doves 7, and others -
__ [American Kennel Club, “‘Subjects”| 20 through April 13. po Trap ond skeet use 12 per
“nel”, both on ‘end ‘ft lesa, freien! a> hehe EE Fe s on = La id ny! =
| stand quietly for inspection, down- newest big shopping center, chair ee wa stay and return from sit and down SX ers anglers not carry a
positions. i Ce eee oe 0 ee men (oe ae kit in field and on water. 3
* a Am * a
| ge Caniaane eas: 8 das one. be eae } : committeemen Bernie Salvatore we it. hes figured aly Po
ak teceeiee ‘whe — cata and Charles Kelly. Frank Slay- vacegug Peed gm Aeon Men rad _ {both his ee. |: AIDS LEADER DOG WORK — When a sizeable profit accrued | baugh, also working with the | oie tirst aid in the field. It’s a ch. the SMOTe| *2 the Pontiac Kennel club after its recent winter show at Pontiac | group, will hold his anmual “fam | 5+ as important to know how to
saoreleatte tet og training classes, | Motor Retail store, officials looked for a deserving activity where | ily sport ‘show” on March 78, /1s6 it, as to have such equip- 2 pinoy tags dow "| funds would be welcome, and aid in promoting a needed work. They | at Slaybaugh’s Marine store om | ont
| ; . | decided on The Rochester Leader Dog school, and-the picture shows | Oakland avenue. * © ®
| a a ee PKC prexy Volney Cotton handing a check for $200 to teader dog | Details of the Miracle Mile show| The state's ploneering group e ane ited datensre trainer Vincent Syracuse, as Pontiac dealer, Henry Gotham (left), |are now being completed. They camp program is im its 10th win-
precapbe Four ph simtnay Sa Rl looks on. Gotham gave his big service area over for the club’s show, |are expected tc include many fea-| ter of operation. Each year this
| represent Pontiac, Birmingham, | 2d the Leader Dog gift was made in his behalf. tures, in addition to an- extensive & Roseville, Grosse Pte ~ exhibition of boats, marine equip-
: Sean nate Gok hae ment, and many other
Drayton Plains, Clarkston and Hold Ceremony Tonight : free pony rides for childpem or-
rosegyacage ane ype aaa ae 0. -_[ehetra, masio each om a < 2 : ‘}queen contest some en-
waeronm-eseeeHOHOL Area Water-Skiers f=... trained-eacn yearby SMOTC. It-is also to have —
A charge of $10 =~ : 5 famous speedboats on disp ay.
, is made to cover cost dings, : ms _ {probably “What a Pickle”
trophies, ribbons and diplomas. A/ Attesting to the high rating givenipion; Joe and Jackie Chircop, |*Such Crust.”
sizeable cash balance is left over, /devotees of the fast-growing sport, Mixed - doubles (members of Cass
and from this fund the SMOTC of water-skiing in Michigan's Wa-|Lake Ski Club).
has contributed to MSU veterinary |ter Wonderland, and particularly; . From eutstate are 1957 state
college student assistance funds. 1, those capable performers of] champion Dave Thornpson of
Recently the club gave four <—— Pontiac and its surrounding lake) Kalamazoo, men's division; Paul
arships to leader dogs for the section is the planned award of| Boel, Detroit (Cass Lake ¢lub
blind, to help finance purchase Of nonors at the Detroit Boat Show,| prexy) senior men’s state jump-
s leader dogs for needy people tonight. * champion; Bul Bilbie of
P te Head Pontiac area trainers I) wens outstanding Michigan Whitmore Lake? 1957, slalom
ee , see persia ita | ner aem ss wed | Se a CITIZENSHIP COURSE — Both owner and Pontiac Press Phote | -Cierk. . cage 2s king, an instructor at MSU canine pupil benefit from the lessons in obedi-
ence, which many dogs of the Pontiac area and
southeastern Michigan are- being given under
Southern Michigan Obedience Training club di-
| » rection. Above, snapped at a recent class ses-
pe . _ sion at Daniel Whitfield school are from left, Joan Dombrowski, Nadine
holding her Dalmatian; Barbara Valbusch, 2333
Pine Lake road; Catherine Franck, 3660 Orchard
Lake road; Linda Armstrong, 2385 Wooddale,
and SMOTC trainer Reg Armstrong. All the
youngsters have pets in training. Lane, W. Bloomfield,
‘Oak, Mt. Clemens HS, and CAI
‘building, Waterford, 4.
That Perfect Dry Lure?
Deer Feel Effects
of Winter Weather
LANSING — Michigan deer were
feeling the effects of winter in
many areas as deep show restrict- y JACK ERSO? ed whitetails to yarding areas sd pam hile’ . _Joe Clark, local trucking mag- Here's Tip for Flytiers servation Department to equip the'to the fisherman. Take a standby
deer with skin diving outfits and like the Adams. It is a reliable
fish-getter but can be miserably PT o'clock. Miss Michigan Water Sports of
1958 will confer the awards. This Boat show, at Detroit Artillery
highlighted feature is set for 8 Armory, Eight. Mile road, at
. |Greenfield, opened last weekend,
Skiers to be honored were se-\°oMtinues through March 2.
lected by. the awards committee.
of the Michigan Water sii Stet 00 Entries for
sri omer'2PS KC's AOth Exhibit * * ¥
Athletes to be honored include’! petroit Kennel club's two-day Alice Shotwell of Pontiac, 1957\49¢h ‘annual all-breed show takes State women's chaimpion and piace at the State Fair- Coliseum member of the Sylvan Lake Ski pi, weekend, with a record entry
i
Club; 14-year-old John Pierce of of more than 1,000. ‘Birmingham, Tri - County overall) \jore than 80 breeds are repre- champion, 1957 junior state cham- sented, with 77 German shepherds|
- heading the list: An obedience
trial is an additional, popular fea- = Ponting Press Photo
PLAN BOAT SHOW — Preliminary arrangements for the
Aprit 10, through April 13 Pontiac Sports and Boat Show, at during the last week.
* *« *
Conditions generally were not
serious, however, as moderate
weather prevailed in most of the
State. lure. Doors open at 10 a. m. eal Miracle Mile, were discussed by the chairman, Marshall Johnson
\day and show goes on to 8:30 p.m. f (center), Bernie Salvatore (left), and Charles Kelly, Saturday, closes Sunday evening advisors, above. Salvatore is from The Pontiac Press. Many in
with selection of best-in-show. . | teresting and colorful displays are planned. inate and honorary mayor of Cur-
‘tan who is currently dawdling
oe ¢ away the winter
- in Lauderdale-by-
the-Sea sends us . &.: “Please
ask your editor to cease publ
critical articles about our Florida
weather. We enjoy 80 degrees al- cheek, Joe ol to see.
Soft Ice Endangers:
Fishing Shanties
3
Maximum snow depths in weit- ; a clipping from most daily—35 in the morning and these faults. First, for
ern and northern portions of the Miami, Fla. show-|45 in the afternoon.” popeess Deobliag-cisbyerep ela Paagescanhtotorya veg tec Upper Peninsula ranged from 18 ing a genuine fish- » | has honeycombed ‘the ice cover- According fo Frank Wood ing Oakland County lakes, spear
things on the west side aren’t to 42 inches and deer were con-| | &
fishermen today were warned fo . eating deer. “At
+ fined to yards — low or swampy> last,” adds Joe, : “bs * _ : | better. He says they re- |. check their shanties closely to areas or ‘other areas which pro- Michigan's long) ™UCh me customary white because yellow eee y vide protection against weather. debated deer) cently had two nice days in a \ows up better under normal) Prevent them from falling * row and he and his good wife through.
didn’t know what to do with them- ® YY, feeding problem!
In the northern Lower Peninsula, | -is solved. Please
deer were more restricted than at arrange for wun- eapres. me legrigg reports thet
any time so far this winter. About PATTERSON limited planting of “est Side bottom fishing ts pre- Sets : | ductive if the fisherman can find one foot of snow was reported' Michigan streams with suckers, a handy mangrove island for a
over moet of the region. ited horse, carp, etc. Ask the Con. “tatiteak.
Some time ago we borrowed a
fly-tying book from Pontiac’s Hank
Moran, who ‘is a trout- fisherman
first and foremost, and in his spare
time. works for the GM complex.
It's an excellerit book and the only
trouble is Hank wants it back and
we haven't finished perusing it. We * * *
the A number of these fishing
confine our efforts to hook. sizes, bee" mo larger than 12 or 14 but tie makes it mandatory to remove
tee bathe hat longer than such shanties before ice becomes
normal unsafe.
_ Wayne Francisco called to say |.
that Walled Lake ice has softened
and several shanties have gone
j through. .
130-Pound Sturgeon}.
sith anges. ener swat Sate S Biggest Fish til April, when we'll give the Biggest fish .taken from Michi-
thing a workout. ° -—___—~CSS pan’ waters: this ‘year: is the 130- a pound sturgeon
*
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picked up some ideas, however, ition and “‘blind’* fishing such a fly that may help in the search -for| should give a pleasant sense of con-
the perfect fly. fidence and a feeling of covering
* * *
Making a dry fly that is attrac-):
tive to the fish is only part-of the
‘problem. It also has to be visible GOOD HUNTING — Here's one successful fox
hunting group. It gets together frequently, and
Hunters Bag 27in2Months =
Plenty. Foxes-Where You Find ‘Em a
didn’t“keep up with the Joneses”
The Joneses’ property grew in value every year as they made
improvements and additions to their fine home. Then, one sad day, fire destroyed the house. And they found their insurance
wasn't nearly enough to replace everything they'd lost—es- pecially at today’s higher costs. Be sure you're protected with
enough insurance, See us for a property insurance check-up. hounds that works with the par-
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TWENTY-SIX” ne ! a THE ‘wonvad PRESS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1958 oo ay Us fe ae
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CHICAGO U—Early dealings in
grain futures on the Board of
Trade today were at about steady
Bi Jeong ialy" | = grown
duce brought to Farmer's
Markets by growers cll sold by
them in wholesale package lots.)
Quotations are furnished by the
Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of
Monday. >beide
prices — ~% Sradiate
Cérn showed some firmness on , _ us
short-covering and wheat was peace pancemd MMi, <p .cccneessscs 3.00
weak, but soybeans and oother|APples Melon. Me y'0°°00 0201! 8.00 grains showed little tendency ". Vegetables ped, bu. .......+ . 3.00
either way in moderate trade. tana Weberd« WE. 2s .sccccsect 3.00
SINE a ee tec Soiree Near the end of the first hour, Horseradish. pk, basket ceesteseses BIS
wheat was 4% cent a bushel lower — $0-Ib. CESARE haiti late . 2.00
to % higher, March $2.19; corn.Ss Poreley. Root, (bchs.) doz. ......5 138
to % higher, March $1.11; oats un-| Potatoes, fancy, so-1b jbeg ooo Bas
changed to % higher, March $1.28; |Radishes, hothouse «leis, com 77"! 135
rye % lower to ‘ —— March Squash, Hubbard. bu. ins ceneenceus 225
$1.28; soybeans % to % ower, |Turnips, toppec, WE. «ss :
March $2.21%4; lard 5 to 15 cents
a hundred pounds . wate, March Poultry
$12.75.
DETROIT 3 POULTR
Grain Prices
CHICAGO GRAIN .
Bo mgm Feb. 26° (AP) — Opening
grain prices:
etl 18 Bi 1.33 197 Mar.
- 2.01% ,~ cesessee BOE Wheat— July
ay , oe
y sccsanes R: ee et
Cora" eens : io
Mar. ..-c.cos 2.10¥a BOD. rcseee 18% weighted
a Sep.
Dec. . Sc eeask ti a” siestaee Liv ber. 1.14% May ;
July . 63% Sep. *ereeees
€2% ee
Oa’
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weereee
Hunting Beauty
for selecting such a career or on
her training to date as to her
aims in that profession.
TRY
DETROIT, Feb. Sere pees paid
for No, 1 top ue live ame
a — type hens, 27-28;
wean” BIT: heavy type a es oe
ers, 2 Tos., whites, 4, Barred
> eaponettes, — tbs., 26,
5-6 Ibs.. 29-31: ducklings, 32.
~pepwort ni, (aF?
wages: grede A, extra .
“pedis yo “ ; medium. ; chee
Livestock
PETROIT
DETROIT, Feb. 48-48, wt. ave., 4;
3 ade Lorillard and Johns-Manville.
LIVESTOCK —
235 an. sal S [Recovery Ends
Five-Day Sag
NEW YORK —Stock market
prices’ recovered in early trading
today after five days on the down-
“ issues gained fractions to
around a point. The higher tone
was established in a moderately
active opening, then turnover
slowed
chemicals went ahead. Médil or-
ders, rubbers and radio-televisions
were mixed.
The action was a follow-
through from late yesterday's
selective recovery which led
brokers to theorize that the list
had reached a tetaporarily over-
sold condition. In the absence of
any radical change in the busi-
ness and economic climate it
looked like a technical recovery.
Smaller gains were made by
*e'Bethleham, Chrysler, General Dy-
namies, American Cyanamid, Un-
ion Carbide; General Electric,
Westinghouse, Southern Railway,
Texas Co, and American Airlines.
Du Pont and Youngstown Sheet
(AP Y= REer. tobigdded more than a point—-each: federal-stane, Gains of about a point were made
by U.S. Steel, Homesteke, Doug-
las Aircraft, Zenith, Phelps Dodge,
New York Central reported a
©'loss in January and was down a.
.|fraction. Sears Roebuck and U.S.
Rubber were other losers. Ford
and Radio Corp. eased.
New York Stocks
about 1,700 miles away.
Atmospheric conditions were ‘the
explanation.
Calls on Dulles to Justity &
Stories of Aid ‘Rackets’
WASHINGTON (INS)—A House committee, armed
with reports of widespread graft and “rackets” in for-
eign aid handling, called Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles today to justify the administration’s request’ for
another $3,942,000,000.
The Foreign Affairs Committee had held a “week of.
closed-door hearings at
which officials of the Gen-
eral Accounting Office have
detailed their charges of
‘waste and inefficiency in|®
_the military aid program.
Members said they wanted the);
facts about how the money has
been handled in the past before
hearing Dulles and other adminis-
tration spokesmen on what they
“want for the future.
the govern-
d to the millionaires. fighter planes than it has pilots to
fly them.
—France has diverted **sub-
stantial” quantities of military
equipment to North Africa to use
in its battle against Algerian na-
tionalists.
—Excess military equipment
was being sold as surplus in
Japan at the same time aid offi-
cials there were. preparing re-
quests for shipment of the same
items from the U. 5.
Rep. Wayne i Hays (Ohio)
quoted an Iranian college profes-
sor as saying-pilferage of eco-
nomic aid by government officials
in his country was on an “‘‘organ-
ized” basis with some becoming
’* * &
—Rep. J. L. Pileher (D-Ga) said
an Air Force sergeant told him he
was transferred back to the U. S.
-|for insisting that he be allowed to
dig spare tractor parts out of the
snow in Iceland after officers told
oem it wasn't necessary because
more were on their way. Steels, motors, aircrafts, oils and/-
employes are competing for the —Junior Editors Quiz on—————
_ANIMALS_ " Pontiae ve Affairs
Tey Tay Fogo
ANSWER: A dog’s sense of
than a man’s brain are devoted
Some dogs can pick out the
been crossed by the trails of
to tell there is a difference.
attentive because he has come
FOR YOU TO DO: Dogs seem QUESTION: What color does a dog like best?
* * *
senses of smell and hearing, and it is doubtful that he can dis-
‘tinguish colors as we can. Much larger patts of a dog’s brain|®
to receiving sensationg of smell |Tresent
and hearing, thus making these senses extremely delicate.
This girl is showing her dog Muggins two blankets, one
green plaid and one red. Muggins doesn't really care “which
one is chosen; because color means nothing to him. But he is
fine run outdoors, and he is anxious to get out.
* * *
ing your dog “Let’s go fora walk” several.times and each
time take him outside: Soon he probably will run to the door)
‘as you start to speak these words.
(Carolyn Handell of Williamston, Mich., receives $10 for sub-
mitting this question. If you have a good one for Junjor Editors
send it on a postcard to Violet Moore Higgins, AP News-
features, in care of this newspaper. Tomorrow: How many
days did it take to build Rome?) sight is not as good as his
trail of a person. after it has
several hundred others. And| Maines,
their sense of hearing enables them to tell apart sounds which
are so close in pitch that the average human being is not able -
to associate a blanket with a
to understand words. Try tell-
GM Competition
Draws 284 575 Now Judging Entries
n ‘Golden Milestone’
$500,000 Contest
Nearly 285,000 General Motors
, arly trade slaughter stee: (Late Morning Quotations)
, ant potters slow, about steady: ‘Cows
in a @ OF ow sg active, ay steady; bulls Admiral «...... 62 Int Paper... 87.1
steady: seh: sales choice steers Air Reduce $1.2 Int Tel & Tel 29.5)
. ose bn 26. 78; gy +e sales ood ouee ° bad 2 os : =?
Meatnrd whens 1085308: few Allis Chal :... 246. Jones & L ... 386
will Cr own Queen at yg S- choice heifers 23.00-25.50 y Alum Lid ..,.. 271 Kennecott ... 80.2
: A utility /Aleoa .......00 642 Kimb Clk ... 512 and standard heifers 18.50-33.00: y “Airiin 172 1
Arinval Jaycee Sports| sors, '6s018.00: canners and | cutters Am Can” 1.2432 ora.
* ' . Vealers, . 180. Karly sales steady/AM Cyan .:..- 41) Lib McN&L . 84
and Builders Show to weak: few choice to average prime , Ligg & My ... 67.2 : AmM&Fdy .. 45 7 4
| Hecsean: tit and nd, thlty 12.00 am Metal -.... 183 Uoews aa © Am Motors ... 35 loews ...... salable, lam N Gas * s7 Lone 8 Che... 333
Lorillard . 4.3
most now 88.2
See et oatee S deralth tet kat eee Seek, eee BY of the Junior Chamber of Com- : No, 2 and 3 240300|Am Tel & Tel .172.6 Merck ...... 42.5 “s Miss Waterford Contest, Ibs —— grades 160-180 Ibs. ron a aaees as “3 her A _
Zaven ‘Melionian ue Se. selable, 1200. Early sales sleugh- da...) 41.8 Mpls Hon. 80.4 ; . t inmbs steady: slaughter sheep 3} 4rmeo . oF Minn M&M . 74.6
¢ @- owe Re er agen ee a = ©: 3 * Monsan Ch ... 323
unde bf 35.00-25.50: grade rw ** Gg, Mont Ward .. 3
The ‘pageant will be one of the|ismbs 3.6033.00: two loeds choice and/AH Cet Line". 303 Nar "Bye” as highlights of the arinual Waterford) prime shore lambs No. 1 pelts 24.00 sndiaveo Mig... 61 Hat Cosh B ue
Township Jaycee Sports and Build-|24.00: good grade 21,50-23.00: cull to, Balt, lo .. 24.3 a se
er’s Show to be held March 21,|*2le seuahter shen 6.00-12.00 pendix Av .--- GE mat Lead |. 4 . n Steel |... 7 NY Central | 14 tet Cate . ij oving “Ait : a4 Be M Pw 323
ties Center ] . y io Am “
a 2 fl | t Borden. ....... 622 Nor Pac 35.6
ede * 30.6 17.7 : -: <= * fa 10n nvi es aa] es ob ig Ba Hy
Winner of the Miss Waterford 4 . o_ ierun pate ... 20 , Ouse OF +4
Pageant- will be selected sunday| SQUGI Arabia fo Join Burrow be it Owens Cug |. 378
——- 2 Se 7 Cdn Pee 2 °:. 234 Pan Bot... a3
days of preliminary judging, Mel} AMMAN, Jordan u— A joint|Garriey Gp..:: 382 eresc 2
konian_ Jordan-Iraq delegation flew tolcete"hccvt:: i$ pa RR... 17
‘In addition to receiving a $100 -vepagglrage-ledmecgiomay te wot OB 2. BLL Pooel Cole ws a
bond, Miss Waterford Township jia to join the new Arab federa- Cities Bre ns 48-8 Phelps D iaire “14
will qualify for participation in (tion. Chuett Pen ae Philip Mor: 02
wit be bold fo Sowhagen thie-| The de —— a ep res os: BE rere O8..---- Bs summer, legation, which left ona /FiEe id s.... @1, penuh OU... 41.6 - : « special Saudi plane, included Sa- Con Edis ...°-. a6 Rex Drag ... 11.6
‘The girl crowned Miss Michigan/™ir Rifai, Jordanian deputy pre- Sere Pe at ere + 8
ill then in Atlantic City/Mier and foreign minister; Iraqi |¢ Lis Pt (4.52) 100.6 Rock Spe ... 25.4 wil compete ity A Mak ..:.. 32.5 1 Dut... 383
for the Miss America 1959 crown|Foreign Minister Burhan Basha-|cont Can °:..: 32-3 Rove’ 383
" Cont O11 '.... 40.7 Safeway St ... and the first scholar- yan; the chief of the Jor@anian Bt Reg Pad ... 30.6
aie. a ae royal cabinet, Bahjat Talhouni;|Gern’ Pa... 36 Scovill MI... 288 ship. § |foyal -cabinet, Bahjat Talhouni;/Corn Pa ..... a
--* 4 and roving Iraqi Ambassador Ab-| Cutis Pu> .. 93 Rneld Olt... tes
: . dullah Damluji.- Det Bais *... 39.4 — —
Wemriicd of HOt wil elticiate af Shs Ach cies ean Dow Chem 1 S¢1 Southern Co. 318
the crowning of the new queen the Pcs hee oer ba and Rast Alc 1 its a oy?
final evening, “ot eo Ex-Cell- 29.2 Std Ofl Cal ...43.2
saat Faisal to King Saud | nolo oiby - 44 ate on ind _
coetest eos tan cumined by ts eee at eee : ~% ack .... 3
committee: an entrant must be |Flood News Travels’ Prue reo Nd Buther Pap et) ° ardne . F 4 9
a resident of Waterford Town- an Extra 3 400 Miles ; Gen Dynam a * 3 Texas o. wens oo
ship. Su Pac... ME woe Le
SACRAMENTO, Calif. u—Sta-|See Mile" $86 Thomp pane She must be single, never have tion KBET-TV got its Gen Motors .. 4.1 Tim R Bear ms
been married, divorced or had a/ "0M - news about|Gen Tel ..... $37 ‘Transamer Ss
annulled. The entrant|a California flood by way of Enid,|Gen Tire". 259 Underwd +128
mnarriag? Okla Gerber Prod’: 47.4 Un Carpide art must be a high school tebyiOkla. j= j= jj. | \Gittette ...... 351 UB Pac ......
Sept Lob the Jens | in alee cy Sa ie a a «+ « —— Meeks, in a Gt No Ry, 83 Unit Prult 3
car equipped short-wave ra-|Gre 8 00-38.
Her age shall not be less than 18 dio, was covering a flood at Ham- Gull eh ..-= BOL = nore wosee et
or more than 28 years, by Sept. 1, ilton City, about 80 miles north meee . > Wet Un Te] He
and she must possess talent, either|,¢ Sacramento, I Cent ...... 364 Weste 2 BE . on3 on mi .
trained or potential. He lost contact with the station, ello a weit Mot : ped
If she. wishes: to pursue a profes-|but finally re-established it by Te-|Iniand stl. 82 eucen
sional career she may present ajlay through a short-wave station! int ary... 30 or
three-minute talk on her reasonsioperated by KOCO-TV in Enid, j int Nick ... 741 :
STOCK AVERAGES
(Compiled by The Associated Press)
15
Indust Rails Util Stocks
Net change .... . “ +
oon Wed. ..... 84.3 5.1 159.0
Prev. day ....0..234.7 &. 15.1 188.3
Week ago .......2382 86.5 ‘5.1 160.3
Month ago .,..,.242.3 , 89.7 75.5 163.0
PF OEO «2-00. 247.3 1205. 73.9 171.7
1987-58 high ....280.0 134.7 77.5 188.8
1967-58 low ..... 226.0 76.2 66.2 150.9
1986 high ....... 776.2 155.1 769 191
1956 low ....... 244.0 1262 69.6 171.6
ae STOCKS
J. Nephier Co.)
Figures sna dachaal points are gay, “pn
High Low Noon
Allen Elec. & Equip. Co, * 2.7. 306
Baldwin Rubber Co. ... * 133 4.0
Ross Gear Co Eaieie * 44 24
G.L. Of| & Chem. Co * 13 44
Howell Elec. Mo. Co * 62 56
Peninsular Met. Pd.Co. .. © $4 104
The Prophet Co. vce © FR 68
Rudy Manufact. Co. .... 64 64 64
Toledo Edison Co. ......43.1 Ht 1
Wayne Screw Pd. * 1.7 2.0
*No sale; bid aoe ‘asked.
They'll Ask Williams
fo Aid Sullenberger
~Petitjoners for the reinstatement
of Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger at
Pontiac General Hospital will go
to Lansing Tuesday afternoon to
meet with administrative aides of
Gov. Williams.
A leader of the group, Mrs.
Kenneth W. Pawley of Drayton
Plains, said she would present pe-
titions bearing 2,100 signatures in
behalf of the ousted staff surgeon,
$250,000 damages. |
will meét with wus brifly,” said
Mrs. Pawley. “Otherwise, we will
present our case to his assistants.”
Mrs. Pawley ‘said the petitions
are in behalf of Dr, Sullenberger's
patients,.who want him readmitted
to the hospital so he can treat
them there. The surgeon was sus-
‘who is suing for reinstatement and piel ao wR
fi
“If the governor is available at
the time of our appointment, he a $500,000 in prizes the company is
offering in its ‘‘Golden Milestone”
letter-writing contest, a final tabu-
lation of entries disclored today.
* * *
General Motors Truck & Coach
Division was among the GM units
with high participation listed by
the company. The division had a
60.8 per cent participation.
ing the bags-full of letters that
have been received at contest
headquarters at Chicago.
Judging is being supervised by h
panel of five nationally known per-
sons not associated with General
Motors. The top 45 winners will,
be announced at an awards ban-}
quet in ares about i 77.
*
Entries Re the ieee con-
fest, part of GM’s 50th anniver-
sary observance, numbered 284,- |
575, nearly two-thirds of those |
eligible to participate — =|
contest was opened Jan. 2.
Subject of the letters was ‘ The
Golden Milestone—What It Means
ito Me, My Family and My Com-
'munity.””
In all, 5,000 prizes’ will be |
awarded, topped by a $35,000.
house, including a age og om de- |
signed kitchen. With the |
7, goes a $42,750 allowance to help
the overall award to $77,750.
Other top prizes include $15,000,
in GM common stock, $10,000 in: defray government taxes, lala |
$'GM common stock and 42 oe
automobiles. All winners will re
ceive cash allowances to assist in
|payment. of government taxes.
As an added local incentive, |
some divisional general managers)
have announced to their employes;
that if the first place winner is in)
‘their division he will receive up|
to $5,000 from the division toward,
‘9 the cost of the lot on which the)
house is to be built.
DETROIT ®—The Detroit Bank
and Trust Co. declared a 45-cent!
per share quarterly dividend Tues-
day of its $10 par value common)
stuck. It is payable March 28 to|
stockholders of record March 11.
(Advertisement) ; | 1 | To Pay 45-Cent Dividend
|
a a |
pended Nov. 13. * a So ¥, oe Lodge Calendar |
Special Communication: Cedar
Lodge No. 60 F. & A. M. Clarkston,
—, Feb. 27, 7:00 p.m. Work
in M. M, Degree. Frank Vargo
W. M. pies &
News in Brief
John A. Green, 42, owner of a
market at 1244 Mt. Clemens St.,
pleaded guilty today to . selling
sausage with too high a fat con-
tent. He was fined $10 or two
days in jail by Municipal Court
Judge Maurice E. Finnegan.
Wilbur E. Elliott, 23, of 9085
White Lake Rd., Clarkston, plead-
ed guilty to a reckless driving
charge, Tuesday, before Waterford
Township Justice Donald E.
Adams, ee
$7 costs.
VFW 1008 Penny Feb.
371 E. Pike. Between S and. 7:30. po
; —_ Vv.
Rummage Sale; Youth Senate Confirms — bal treet. ae Jelter- |i
Idwin Buclid; *
Wyoming avenue, mower p viene =
sierra Rea "Yare avenia, Balt | | siion:’ Marviett wrest,” Aceaide ee — 25% MORE SEATING
two, blocks: Carlisi (age CAPACITY WITH MORE avenue, Columbia to Sheffield; W. Ann /%% coMFDRT
accepted last night following pub-| Arb avenue. Carlisle to Stanley: iad: - LEG
lic hearings. They are: mania” avenue, agregar
' Pike street, Astor to _ boulevard;
Putnam street, ‘Gediline to IeGrande; Rundell street, Baldwin to ; Ten-
yeon avenue, —— to Highwood; ;
street, 1 te Senee:
and Yale avenue, Carlisle to anley ‘es Pri ting
& Office Supply
” Asseteeat —e for nine other
paving projects were approved at
public hearings, but Commission-
Gregory as Marshal_
LAPEER — The sepdiiinent of
Clark W. Gregory as U. S. Mar-
shal for the Eastern Disfrict of
Michiges yesterday way cones
by the U. S. Senate.
Se wes aetsinnied wine Gan &
year ago by the Senate Judiciary
Committee, but confirmation was
held up because of Gregory's part
in the Lapeer eviction cases. As)
Lapeer County sheriff in 1952, he
led State Police and deputies in
the eviction of two elderly farmers)
and an aged widow.
McCandless Resumes __
Operation of City Store —
W. N. McCandless announced
today that he has resumed the
operation of the ~ Do-It-Yourself
Mart, 256 S, Saginaw St.
He will continue to retail a com-
plete line of items for home re-
pair and redecorating.
Pays 25-Cent Dividend
Center,
Lake Orion. Pri. & Sat. — Adv. TELEPHONE INDEX
springs mation instantly, No
bulky directory or makeshift liste.
Choice of 6 models, 33 distinctive
finishes, Priced from $1.95 to $7.50.
17 w. Lawrence wo H. Pontioc ring.
“Cram” Sputnik
‘Orbit Globe
NOW YOU CAN
| CALCULATE WHEN -
| AND WHERE SPUTNICK
WILL BE!
The orbit ring is movable with-
in the full meridian
“Sputnick”’ is magnetized and
movable on any part of the orbit
13°
General Printing
& Office Supply 17 = Lawrence St. and the
For 2
Package of -. Additional
rer Day the
- \ Price ofa
=> Cigarettes:
— YOU — Can Own a Beautiful 1958 Buick
OLIVER
BLASTS
210 ORCHARD LAKE A
Low Price (G9) C Car Ys Oe
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-4-Door Hardtop ....
| 2-Door Sedan ......
Low Price (???) Car “RY
2-Door Hardtop ....
4-Door Hardtop . ii.
2-Door Sedan ......
_ Lew Price ne) Car “P’’.
2- Door Helios eee!
4-Door Hardtop ....
2-Door Sedan . eeces
$5433 -
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$4800 $5 156
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$5 100: $3666 BIG BUICK:
- $495
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$449
fe PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY
oe 26,
1958
of Supervisors Unit
County.
p verte Inn in Berkley.
; *« * *
Blucher is expected to touch on/° the recent creation of the South-
eastern etropolitan
Community Research Corp., for
‘which the Ford Foundation this
week granted $25,000 to start. is. Michigan M
Its seid goals will be to study
govern-
mental ome in this part of the
in the the social, economic and
state.
. “Research | as a Tool Pecianiang Adviser” Will
Talk at Berkley Meeting
Committee
their monthly ‘meeting at the
Solution of - Metropolitan Problems”
will be the topic of Bloucher's talk,
according to Gerard A. Poehiman, | manu
executive secretary of the com-
mittee.
Must List Sources
of lonizing Radiation
LANSING uw — All sources of
ionizing ratliation, such as X-ray
machines, must henceforth be
registered with the State Health
Dr. Albert E. Heustis, state
Exempt. from provisions of the
regulations are materials of ex-
tremely low radioactivity.
* * &
“Nothing in the regulations,”
Dr. Heustis said, “should be in-
terpreted as limiting exposure
patients to radiation for medical |-
diagnosis, medical Sass
medica] research.”
Annexation Issue
Postponed by City of
or
property is served by Pon-
tiac sewers but is in Waterford
Township. Since September 1956,
the city has been asking the
township re ©
annexed or disconnect the be,
sewer |
Commissioners last night agreed to put off a decision until May 1.
Driver Injured as Car
Rams Parked Vehicle~
"Tha deaiiigk accarred wn Ticee-
lawn drive near Michigan av enue.
Buried in Kalamazoo
three wiheks tebire his death.
‘TOWNSHIP NOTICE
Notice is given that the Board
of Review of n Township will qualified men able to furnish MAN AGER mens, on A hoe ge! om and co inte “model tractor afd goéd rel-.. Nationally known Co Monday, March. 10 from 9 o'clock to i2| jte model bs mee o'clock A.M, and from 1 o'clock 4 EXCEPTIONAL ‘ pay 6 oeeont al salary
o'clock P.M, of days and will also ; oo oat & oe
Pee oe eee. Mares tit from 1 te earn 4. over & period of yeers.| Saies antes training, Ge one PM. to 5 PM. and from 7 P.M. to 9 lic relations experience “to P.M. at the at Hall, Min Bt.) PROGRES SET ARLES deve! an Srrantzation of
. "of said G DISTANCE pel 4 ag ex.
«Terme Sey] Ses Open, | Elsie hy “Spat x for agement
Dated Fev. 2 “mul ATTENTION! | setlet Ned Fey: 21, 19658 pp. 8, 06, 8}. ATTENTION! activities will be paid. by
NOTI Real Estate Salesmen you, Permitted to up
rd is req Business is pic up at our; to personal sales which will bids for eare of the following ceme-| piace we @ help! be credited at full commis- teries; Lake Cemetery, on WHITE BROS. sion and ove *. If you
Sashabaw Bd.; Brandon + on L PSTATE — = write and tell onert Road; Shirter Cemetery, . on R 31208 H. W. ; take Ka) For any one, oF ail. Kony, “ies 5.5 Thon Street,
Separate bid wl ‘be nccepted, Bids to Open reset 8: Sun’ 10 “ul 8 ‘ ‘own R TO WORK MORE on Wednesday, for home th Board mee eae M at To a Budget a 30 -OR OR sant wages, Cue atte
ven fe] 2 Helen M. Jencks, Clerk’ 105. Church. 8. Manager ou nAEAE AND IN. .- Por further infor- and oma Wages, in return for mation to these cemete Experienced _ man, 73 yrs. contact B i ipesihen or Alen Dolley — time payment “aepertment, ih oy old,
Conyntties fee cemeteries. se sencan| pune nian’ te eoen ee ONEY s ; qt aa. Bude exbe-| needed in yor Lng ‘Four hours
a Jones. - " a offers Puneral service will be held) ine” : a beatin phursdey. Peo, 21, at 3 p.m. and Fa eg — ag the Bosia réet ~ Mabley Funeral! re you our refe ficiating. “taterinent’ toe Oxterd| sg RE hag tale Cemetery, howse Ww alse ‘en cool state at “i ones on beak ct sad coo "hi Puneral Home, ee ery Rds. mntiac, Mich,
1a, Markt. anes beloved yn epee d| A. Ti Mn! wines)! RANCE “aia a ESTAB- dear ‘tus of ant : i “inked debit, “oto, zc. bw Navlor ‘and. Peter Weber Riot: tary Wl dear brother of Elllot Mrs. Sarah _ J: er. | Service will be. Thursday, 115: ‘ Feb. 27, at 11 a.m. from rks- Griftip Chapel with Rev. Willen Cc. Hamm officiating. Interment e Q. Ohio Foie in’ Ce ry, Watren,
El cit Feil "be ne series te Ware: ta 8 h re) . iar interment a Priday at F I Oakwoed Ce : ‘ “Elliote will lie in wate at the INS ers _ Sparks -Griffin Funeral §
mond Alvin, “4835 Bluebird
ford; ved husband of Mrs. Painle “Or r er; dear} parts
ney dear wotker ot Waker] APPLY IN Penson : alter ' * ’ ° and Gilbert Gromemeyer, Mrs. 391 E. WILSON John M McCarty, Mrs. Dewey Sher-
d Mrs. Leonard | Patzser. MEN — MECHANICALLY
ur ue 3 . 7 p fen rs = * requires ang cd ay. : am. from. “sales and - the Richardson-Bird FPuneral service. Please state phone No. Home with ¥. Perry repiy Apply Pontiate Press officiating. Interment in Acacia ie fe
See eqreine pease the cine PP INITY ce r the aus ° ' A.M. Westgate Lodge 520 of OPPORTU? Oetroit. Funeral arrangements by| For saiesmen wanting financial the Richardson-Bird Punerel security and rapid vancement
_Home, _Walled Lake. 7 te manager. No —eeere neces-
eemins~~ FEB. 28, 1988 STEPHEN interviews 10 1 ‘ull %. Rtenl Seto. : reaper; age 74: dear Dixie Hw '
iinet Seedartng ed fact Pe = r an fy E ee Tomes ther of Mrs. Paamaacisr ced peur. ref. No Pr Bal Puneral service untain dept. =
Wem fon Ge tee a ae Seen of" P Heamige. “ mM, yo ‘uge ieeren a ee oF |e foe has
efficiating. Interment | > Le 5 . REAL ESTATE r. McHugh wi Man over 50 old for new
He im state at the Keto oe sae project, dan Fe S 51010. ater |
where recitation of the Rosary ENTIA MES will be at 8 p.m. Thursday. ad "RESID i
FEB. 25, 1958, ARTHUR | :
hine ee Ohne are Sear S r ur Guy Seconder Sr :
pera gervice wil be held Priay. 7 ne ser ae w ¥,
Feo. 33, enti Roebuck & C Sparks - ont | oe Home oenuc : O. with Rudy Hearn officiating. :
Interment in Pioral Garces Cem-
elery, Bay City. mder will, Needs saiesmen for field repre-
in sane a ‘the Bparks-Griftin sentatives in the Pontiac & sur-
_Puneral Home, __._| rounding area.
SMITH, FEB. 26. isis MILDRED, : elson; age 50; ve e of Floyd Binith:; beloved daughter TH FOL ap ao hlee' —_— A> |
of “Mrs. Olive Harrison: dear TONS ARE Beaur o 8.
mother of Carel Joyce Smith and AGE,
R, FEB. 25, i = La ” RAY.
Must be top-notch on
experimental automotive
tsp enthe Male ejrizzy by Kate Osann
ce oe os lp
et
“ahs
BETWEEN a TO 40
FUNERAL HOME Ambulance or Motor ee
one eee aterford. Twp.
after 5
A
Ons Cometery. Lots
hood. White Chapel. FE 5-8511. 5
4 LOTS, GARDEN OF BROTHER-
'
t e
PY See On
“I like school okay, but it’s
A
Help Wanted Female 7 an |
Opening March 3rd Star earning immediately. 2 to 3
days training at our expense. Part
time or career. Car necessary. |
Phone FE 5-6573. 9 to Il == |
PART TIME COOK. MUsT =
pasar to work Must
therwise Po
rs. Stevens. 226 |
_ Telegraph Rd
. WOMEN CANVASSERS
= you are between the ages of
25 to 50 and have had Ssyeceenes |
in door to door paging ee
roula |
Gloria Newell: dear var would like to talk to you
sister of Senn, Edward and Alonzo 2. MUsT ENJOY MEETING & You like to average $100 per week |
Harrison. eral arrangements Tatkiva TO PEOPLE or more, plus a bonus each month |
will be announced later by the — Then give uc a call. FE 3-1684
— Hh ee =| IN RETURN, WE OFF wit Tea w ST, FEB. 21, 1958, NEL: Ez ER WILL TRAIN WOMAN As PHY-| 300 ‘Alameda, ie, a i BETTER THAN AVERAGE, sicians oftice sssistant is least | t ears of nursin, ucation re-
Hen ri Lag pd West and 2. RAPID SOY ANCEMENT ON quired. Will consi: sr 6 tab tecn- | _ Gerald M Wess. service p secuRmt ABILITY. nicisn. 61.60 per Ly irst mont 7 . . “ , Sec m
Dn fee os ALL OF SEARS’ BENEFITS) per i nom poe ls olic © Churen with interment in is YOU QUALIFY FOR THEM ing fourth month EM 3-3460. Ask Perry Park " Gra for Mrs. Kemp |
- side rvice under ‘aus WANTED: RIENCED : SILE ot.the Gold tar Mothers atin ari ait ares. to Shae ws resser in dry cleaning a
Sate ah the Weackacedigle Pe-| | ME. Karty, Waldron Hotel Pon on Coenens, Orehard Ls neral Home, i, Michigan
E . 25, 1988, Be wy, ;
Mary Elizabeth, 43 Pairgrove Ave. elp ented 8, a 63; dear mother of Eugene SALESMA
wT gumes ¥. and Gall Winter | AND ANVASSERS ALL MEN ~ WOMEN DESIROUS |
bottom: beloved daughter of Mra.| Have y ad experience tn of ma sat pd hour, rm | Helen iene: dear sister of Eu-| outside sales work? Are you 7 ie - 2 Smith. 1
gene Knott: Mrs. Willard E tt! now earning a good income? erre 8 to 12 pm d Mrs. ——_ paige = re aeoat you satisfied wou haa
| ' * o reser sa Fre .
the Voorhece:Siple Funeral Home| lease donot “acawer tir _ ATTENTION until 0 p.m. Wednesday arse = hut if not we can offer . i * = =
oe vel wees Salen| fen Otng oe te teen LAPEER“AREA Ind., for service an interment. home improvement products.
ts by hees-Siple With @ bonus each month to THE PONTIAC PRESS HAS AN Funeral Home. onan gga can qualify. OPPORTUNITY FOR SOMEONE
WOODS, FEB. 25, 1958. 0 e . program offered. T AREA’ “1 TO SUPPLE. "Palrmount;-dear sister of Mrs.| Must over 21 Apply ENT ENT INCOME WITH Sadie Halls « | 300 Woodward. Just South MOTOR ROUTE. IT GOES TO w. K rs and a! Square Lake 4 UM, NORTH BRANCH AND bre Canada, 1 sery-|. eld Hills. BACK TO LA EACH AFT- ice will be held Wednesday. Feb. and 12 Tbr stan cal for rap: RNOON 6 DAYS PER WEE! "6, at 7:30 p.m, from the Sparks- =~ STARTING AT ABOUT 3:45. FOR Griffin Rev., 64188 URTHER DETAILS CONTACT: Maicolm Burton officiating. | . .
ment in Kincardin = yor Waren MR. McCULLY Ontario. After, ervice tent ~ SALESMAN : —, for burial at 1 p.m ter ent for different field? Pre- PONTIAC PRESS
Griffin Funeral Home,” "Cure," appliances “ana insurance CIRCULATION DEPT. SE Gal’ MP” Besson ‘at Mt CIR : Trainin, program and Aaoosiny COUPLE TO WORK IN VETERI-
Card of Thanks - 1. enced Seip © work ith you. arian hospital Do cleaning and |
| _Big_money if you qualify. | feeding. ae by letter, giving |
i iL L pore | age, —— WE ; Pe : bors for their! 1417 yrs. to afters ebook — ess Bo: ee et eas dons us| & Onlehigs _aunlined mere to} > | PR
a a ae ea This for You? to Rey. M Burton and‘Rev.| ment Security. Commis 503] settenelty ededriinea teed ocee
Carl Osteberg and to Charles Wil) Wayne, 2:30 p.m_ to 3: vod P.m.' uct. $1,000 or more per mo. Ist. son, anisl for his besutiful| Tues. Wed.. and Thurs. | ¥e. somusuay retirement pian music. LJ <a cates of | is ‘en -or wo! = ——
tse Boar wera Home,| Help Wanted Female 7! P21 dime, Re doar a at who so mud! i
‘sorrow d ld M AGE 20 TO 38, FULL TIME. LIVE 2 — i son. ‘itm, Mare. Evelyn_Ineh laundry. MI| EAL ‘ESTATE SALES .
i stim arias Ue _and_B McIntosh. ‘BABYSITTER. 5 DAYS. MACEDAY| axes Exp referred Rose Hill
Funeral Directors al Joe Se cree. aie 6. _Realty Co, KEnwood BOOKKEEPER || THROUGH BAL- geGisTERED PHYSICAL THERA. ance sheet ~~. _ loss|"pist. Part time Office & Hos
Dx Ison Johns ports. Ty a iy d jon) geal Fe Sau = a HONE SOLICITORS. EXP. | one cost experience he! Py days. | TELEPHONE | Over 18 years and) — bat HOME to 5 pm Liberty "piée0 or JOr- nave proot of age Apply, at 319" “Dest ee Funerals” dan 6-3936. | § Saginaw from 10- te §
~~“SPARI BABYSITTING. DAY OR NIGHT.| >. dat
2 rs Breen ee SU. ___|WANTED: SALEAMEN OR SALES < ‘ } _ | BABYSITTER FOR 2 a AGES; women with ability to sell ceme-
Voorhees-Siple | "¢.28 Dava| tery prgperty ot to be sales ia Fri.. No house-| ag rmanent position, good
work. yee’ "Required. MA 5-1344 yd Losee, FE.
Employment Agencies 8A
BUDGET
BOX REPLIFS
' At 10 a.m. toda: there
were replies at the Press
office in the following
boxes:
-1, 15, 16, 23, 28, 32, 5,
‘BS, 59, 64, 66, 70, 74, 76,
78, 83, 92, 112, 113, 114,
fees full or part time. Call “eM
_3-0400 aR One wa
eo are mt ti ; “ta aur me or me. v
i _ a collecting. |} Be at ove me
DEPENDABLE TOUNG y MOTTER
with 2 smal!
need of good respectable home
peed bom as oon fn exchange for
and child care
con poe the best of references.
Please cail before 5. OL 2-7397.
DEMONSTRATORS.
WANTED
Help Wanted Male 6
AGE 25-40.
ly
SAL ESMEN NanteD
tk ae i
Are vou ooking for some year-
income?
¢ For old established jewel- Company ~ ay elivers.
more information call OR
DISTRICT invest-
children bad!y tn MGR. | *
$400
in s#redit
425-35 Midwest oo
Pontiac State Bank ah ilar
actions. Age
porment
idg. FE 56-0227 are co
EVELYN EDW: ARDS
VOCATIONA anne
602 Community ow Bide
OPEN SATURD AYS phone tor » so Many hours ata time:
ge WASHING AND aOR INGS-CALL|
*
Floor La
od |C_BUD BILLS ‘piiias
| aa GARAGE “SOOR AND HOUSE- i
a 2-26)
© 1958 by EA Served. tone, |
a strain to. be away from the.
_ Work "Wanted Male 10
| MAN WITH SMALL TRUCK, DE-| sires work of any kind. with or,
_Without truck, FE 8-2560. i
Odd Job- Service| Men available all yr Any job
Big or small. FE 2-608
| WILL
_MU pea WORE OF | aay i KIND.
‘Worl a Wace Female Ly
1A TRONINGS PICK-UP & b DE’
liver Mpire 3-059, |
i8T CI (Ass IRONTN NG REF. 3 YRS_| Titise ex
eCowan, FE 4-1471
“IRONINGS AND WASHINGS. ~~ \Al
res 1 TRONINGS. 1 DAY SERVICE. ~~
_ care in my home. } ‘Lie. PE 2-
— SITTING, ! DAY CR” aaa
R_ 3-6760 ! -
1 day service. $3 bu. Osea awe comer meg 3
Fx! Crooks Rd
— LOST: MALE piey ee . VIC. HEATING Cass-Elis. Rds, Reward. FE 42126 24 br. service ob or a of weekends or eves. after 6:30:
poate equiomest ayne LOST: RAT TERRIER. BROWN- — Co PE 43083 dav or, ish yellow & & waite Male. Child's,
| “Tring. remove
remove,
learing.
_ éanea:
‘PHIL'S 24 ¢ HOG
_Service. MAsti
+ ol baie Wo incall y re eae WATER
will Bn and
softener on a month!
us for prices, FE 2-1727 TREE SERVICE
eabeling, surgery
Insured. MA
x ik [ BURNER
VICE.
al cee your
peste. Call
[FURNACES CLEANED
. C. Ll. Nelson. FE §-1788 & SERV-
Tory MACHINE FILED _
Manley Leach
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 10 Bagley St
| ALTERATIONS OW MEN'S -—
dies garments, |} La-
Reas, 5
i i; i TAILORING. Drapes, x formals done
in my! home, Call FE 83-8455.
_ ber | FAILORING “IND MEN'S AND women's alterations.
2-2634 Edna War-
Bay SITTING “FOR
o works nights. PE
BOOKKEEPING - — FULL CHARGE, Part-time or im my home.
Bo Kaw
COIN PU * vie Drayton
Dixie Hwy, OR
PARTY TRAP PICKED UP HIGH
School initialed P.L.B. in-'
_ Side at mating te _¥es room igi to’
elevator information “took. 6 R
_ward
STRA AY OR STOLEN LARGE
lemon dnd ee English Pointer.
Male. FE ¢ ils.
Hobbies & Supplies 24 24a
LIONEL TRAIN AND A O-
ries Goot buy. FE &- ried |
PAINT THE NUMBER | PICTURES.
Scrabble games. stone
Book Store, 15 | z. E” Lawrence Bt.
Notices & Personals | 25
_ARE YOU TOO PAT?
Listings Wanted
We Buy Equities
R. D. RILEY, Broker
* FE 4021!
LAKE PROPERTY 1 EISTINGS! needed Gatiend
NAtona!l 17-2315, co!-
e- TRADE (FREE & CLEAR) MOD-
ern 3 bedroom bungalow, full
__ Building: ‘Service 12
-TRENCHING AND DES DeAl OVER $1,000,000 oe
: Fema Ap - iM tor gg immediate tia! sy y.
We Di A thane! Free Sate a St. PE 43581. be Pe and cement work, Nee Tre Gases SHOP AROUND THEN SEE OS TO3 k Get our bide PES oi mS. coy Fe Set seit one, ene _comtren ay
Building Supplies 12A a z F nd 240 W Hore es rete
OE enn ns HAVE CUSTOMERS WHO WANT FIREBRICK. USED. 10 CENTS EA to buy land con U ALD : Oy wade dhstacscloa 31246 WP eioants xD. DAceas ND. 4354 B wwkt W. DINNAN |:
| PARPAULING - ALD" 4 LOST: BLACK AND WHITE COL- iba ' JOE'S. A ie Sunprus ee He. Minie. a yrs. ia Lagase : 10, one i ' ~~ Business Services 43 thle io. loose ty the owner.| Wanted-Real Estate 32A * isher, 3 ‘ellington |
‘ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS Ré. Village of Wood Creek Ferm, ATTENTION ! repaived 1B ined Jy and eet mee MA . dent Reward. Or notify te) “hs ra nt a group of tnves-\j AnD
ce. y Co. ot WW Law| : tors who will pay you cash for ‘then, PH ent, PE §-3153. ; Bt FE 3-0133 ., — SINCE JANUARY werH.| your iaate. Call us for an ap >; = _fenes St. Poene FR Pee, __ mate aber 1 calle Sees. FE) ha -™ se aoe po Bang ok orecame | Liberal reward ie? rename of dog | W WHITE. BROS. lovee meee i partes. 335. on ee a me . v Rug. LOWER F cote FE cial “Eu °> = = ioe 8 Te LADY's. REAL ESTATE I tles turn, Adults.- 258 Orchard
2 purse. one valuable papers in- .-- $666 Dixie H |
{ FE Ra ina. | a — eit, Melrose ane oa Open Eves ti #-Sun 10 “i 5 BLOOMFIELD WALL ¢ CLEANERS. ey, but olde return irear and ATTEN pg ad PROPERTY OW Ne! Wall and windows. Reasonable.|. pictures of my children A 51140 ere in Commerce Area. We need _Free est. No obligation. FE ne _or_ PE 2-4515. a doo on homes with 7 ( AAA C on 8 BURNER SERVICE (LOST: BROWN BILLFOLD \ with w sem en KES i | prospects. EM 3-6210, “Rich,
"ETE a "he fae Please sig _Bteele. Reais . Sepcace SERVICE Lost: WED. 16 MOS. OLD Fr. . We service ail makes of wringer, male collie@oxer. Ans. to Kip. [LISTINGS W ANTED A th sh w vr ‘ =f 3 CLE. | 24s ¢ washers vrs. p+ et. Vic. Crese t Lk a WAITING. LET 41 8. Jessie st =
\ . FE 24021 —— Ww at OU tow Oo j3R “a AST NOOK AND
eee anaes: SeRVicE pe-|“OST YOUR PET? “WANT To Your All prt Very tlean. Couple aie 28 E. Pike) Eiichigan animal Rescue, Laagus.| PROPERTY. "we BUY only, $11.90 weekly. 144 Summit.
A ret : war inca? tae UKs Tah Mic Middl ae MS & B PVT. I eslie iddleton 3 wg ROO! ATH. Ns HEATING solg.erepalred.| Club, Lodge #10. nak Cape ae seal BROKER _PE s-7i21| entrance. $16 per wk, 106 8. Edith.
|3 ROOMS, — ert AND ENTR.
E. Side,
') AND 4 ae | 1st ‘FLOOR, . CLOSES
tn, 40608.
le ROOMS.” 18T. FLOOR, $20.
2 ‘rooms, 2nd, floor, $12. 1942 Wil-
lard, FE
5 ROOM APARTMENT OR SLEEP- ing rooms with th privileges,
_FE _4-1039.
WEEKLY. ROOMS.
vale bal sth and entrance,
~ elec
nished. 1 child — baby =e
come, Apply 806 &t. Chair $16
Pri
town). Cons’
We Will Buy
Your Equity
Don't lose r ——a- wait-
tape. We asiso need
Hwy.
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE property, Purchasers waiting.
DRESSMAEING AND SEWING
Brooklyn,
aE WOMAN | WISHES,
pores office work, 5 di
ie,
Pontiac with.
Efficient trpict with some experi-
ence shorthand
phone etc OL “Tisai.
EXP. OFFICE GIRL WITH
bition and initiative wishes work.
Stenograph _training. FE ae ).
ANT- Pick up and delivery. PE 2-5413., Income Tax ‘Service 27 - JE —— gt hel “§ y MEATY ne
bee TAX SERVICE, GARRETT today! Person- .
"wOMEN WANT F WALL WASH. 9 ‘ Saginaw. Open tl 8. tant pera | For eppointment, = dyes *TAX SERVICE AT —
reasonable tates. Cail Soe CALL ELECTRO! _Burns, FE 54766 og "On of unwanted hair.
‘EN INCOME TAX RETORN F ® ,_3-2808 TAN WRES. eo pared in your nome by iw ae ANY GIRL WOMAN NEED.
with master’s degree. . frends epviane, > geeae ne J
TEAC _Hppotstinen” aTEvE = _vation Afiay SELL AND TRADE — List with 835 MELROSE __ FE 8.3508| DRASTIC REDUCTIONS = cient service. Fe | HOME CALLS ! BY APPOINTMENT 1% PER CENT Orr FINAL CLOSE’ — Tan, woe Fan fpr costs no
EMPIRE TAX by i | $2.08 girls’ dre nn ‘polo shirts, 5 salestr er nas 17 listing of
Cc. J, ODELL \ ov & mater, | nee ee: 44-08 their disposal.
Yo HOME OF MINE | sweaters, .
ee eo Oxbow | Lk Ra. _ EM 33125, boys’ sie sia s or pele shits.) wt H. BROWN, Realtor : |PAIR RATES FOR RETURNS i “1362 W. Huron Ph. PE 24310 ge gy rtation,| using best method for you, Eve east BB oc Spreng ee tie: {ULTIPLE ate aeerece owed Home notin, PE’ 8-077) it ts "3:30. Mareh Ist. Mrs. Newman's WE. HAV Ve < QUALIFIED & ae
filing, dicta. thee Fae ——e ® ORO _ Gift Shop. 915 Orct Lake Ave tte for aeereni proper-
ae) FE feta oP s06-Franklip 1 Nenominee. Me Walince, Fas. ail wil tive sou nmiedlate ect
GENERAL Hous x
1, Mon., Tues., & Wed. FE Y Atoas
Gin. ie. WOULD LIKE WORK OF
_eny kind. FE 5-6038
apteer OTHER-
less home. FE 68-6575. B-4 BE. Hu-
_ron.
VACATION. Bar al A BABY?
° Canable, mature experi-
ma woman will eare for your
po ert in your nome. EM 3-3580
. FULL 6 aoe a DA Avs.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTS WORK IN
widowers home, town or coun-
try, ‘Write Pontiac _Press Box cS
| FRONINGs | $3 «BU
delivery. OR 3-1079
Z retereeeee: res | See, ‘mee “BEC
etaria) service
tACTICAL NURSE A AVALLABEE | ee,
vow is asa = rienced & Refer. OR 3-
FE 29135 nek AND TRONINGS, 286 WN. nN PE 3 5-15 Wishing
__ Cass
FE 5-074
WANTS Tone IN RICE
fer elderly woman. |
job References. FE & Loc: on
_ WASHINGS AND IRONINGS. SEP- arate or to goes Pick up and’
_Geliver. OR $52
Ss hd ee
ee
Building Service 12:
AAA Floor Sanding it. =
gp itemized |.
45706.
SER Income
NATION WIDE 1 ice. -(branch tax forms
senior accountant.
office) i
“INCOME TAX
VICE ee by
2783.
BUSINESS SERV-
4m3 Dixie
Highway. OR 3-3500.
BO WAITING
R wt form .040-A_ $2
part time. References. FE 5-1339. Long — straight 10 per cent, $3 | Long form. itemized, $10
lego Mon. Thru Thurs. 8 am
oe La m Fri and Sat. $8 am. to
come tax?
ey Wis : pm PICK UP &! 2536 Dime Hwy, Pontiac, Mich
\NEED_ HEEP ‘WITH
Forms
Reasonabie. 5775 Dixie
speetters. _OR_3-T14,
Any, time, Oh ae
oe Service
Your IN intelligently
iy co eet FE Ste poh
| ACE CURTAINS PLAI PLAIN | Tax Rie |
~~ FOR FREE
cic ebell 3 ottan Walkige Yenila venills, Get
cotfes maker Free, 150 N. "Sone, ery.
IN DEET? IFSO | Let US:
Give You I Place to Pay | .Sveee “1-2 BEDROOM | arent apts mist eee tk ase Your Mind
Restore Credit
WE ARE NOT A
| LOAN COMPANY
MICHIGAN CREDIT
COUNSELORS -- there Oekiand Theeter
ROY KNAUF (20% .W. Haron PE 242
Rent Apts. Furnished | 33
ree ee EES P
ya Park lon PUL
1 BEDROOM. DLX., ef ENTR.
_ tedies. Acces
garage lake- ATTRACTIVE 23. RM
Sines, Sretreant Off ant row Ti 5,
OR. 3-0701.- BA
Loe p=!
uh small ime
8 1 ry
onmem fi ‘ith iu
el E ‘Smee —— 1
me , Beautifully e Fred ¥ eo . Phone FE erie 2 2070 ea — so 8
‘D Per a GiL- Landscaping _18A les ~ Mee rs Tayle r. ca a
custom BULLDOZING. YARD & ‘sepctat eradipg. Back filling |
‘EXPERT TREE TRIMMING AND SINGTE PERSON S BETWEEN FE 56-6593 or driveway
EM _3-3023.
ae Ph
INTE
Trim, remove,
Land cleari
4-2903. :
KES TREE SERVICE |
OR
Feo
~ A-A TRENCHING Footings, geptic Field, OR 3-4943
A&B TRENCHING Footings. water Ee Piela Tile.
ANY TYPE (OF 1 HOUSE PLANS
1.
Custom drawn OL 1-8200." EM
ALUM, SIDING. PRE-CAST oe
Applied by experts. FHA term
EM 3-048? . - Gordon n_ Flatuley
hold doors. orompt service and
repairs its more oractica! to
repair than ren ire
MT 4-4221 or M1 4-096]
A -1 CARPENTER CREW AVAIL-
able. Roughing and finish, Also:
__ alterations, Free est.
BASEMENT ‘WATER - PROOFED.
Concrete La) jobs with air
SALES AGGRESSIVE pore WITH SALES
experience ocr sales ————t
21 to #, @ exem’
Salary plus commission.
School greduate. Midwest Em--
7-9. St 406 Pontiac State Bank
ide -
Representative wil being pee y excellent earn-
ie siege Phone or wr wehe
ioe iS ont,
=
SALESLADY é
ty store. Experienced pre-
ferred. Apply in person.
iiteuek,| ENGGASS JEWELRY
2s N. oo aa ae St. Instructions 9
PIANO & + VIOLIN LESSONS. REA- PE 48407.
" Work Wanted Male 10
-1 CARPENTER WORK. NEW — “hoger. FE Gano
& cabiner
_D.B. Murdock. FE 2-786
BASEMENT AND ATTIC LEAR.
ing and painting. Hauling and
yard work. Also odd jobs, FE
eal RPENTER WORK W
3-8748. ANTED
inds. Work guaranteed. OR
|CARPENTER NEW ENDO: Sh Kitchens 7 specialty EM
CABINET WAKER AND CARPEN. FE i ter, Kitchens a specialty. FE
ormica en!
m lal F
mounted end the laid, Pi
Winter
rem
tions is @ spect: timates. Gev_ our fees, the
pig ree: FE #1016 or
EXTERIO! AND IWRERIOR inting Free estimates. Ress. : mat T wai TAPING AND FINISH-
-|fousk Moving
| 508
ee ee ee Sn Saat | wa
CEM:
la
elal.
1 BLOCK. Residential an, ) commer-
” coaarantesd Wo! Ph. MY
BRICK, CEMENT WORK mad land fireplaces. . MA 5-0378.
cat ~
CUSTOM HOMES BY inaiCENSED
\MAN
BRICK, BLOCK. AND ENT . ues. _ Also chinineys. No job too Moving & Trucking 19
4-1 MOVING
Reasonabie LENT
AA-1 Reduéed Rates Large van or pick-
divine & RoOBBISH, — Mo
|, FE 44 HAULING
SER
NAME
your mebaee Any time. FE 8-0005.
LIGHT AN D HEAVY TRUCKING. | E 20603, Rubbish _Fill dirt, FE
LiGHi TRUCKING & AND HAUL- COLD WAVE, $4.50.
mpeo anc Wave. $1.50. Doro
_thy’s, PE 2-1244. i
the ages of 25 a ested
in joining ‘he Kone! en Write
a D olgs n information, Box 10,
he CAN RE.
ALLY (BAY Spout cash about cash rug cleanin
MM Red Ch oe
Wtd. _ Children to Board 26|_Orchara ee LLL INP 2
DAY, -HOUR OR en SEAR ] : . ae
oe —,) Rooms, pvt. bath, clean, School. FE 5-63
‘DAY CARE FOR PRE-SCE
Lead eblidren. FE $-O151. leaned
ae express olra-ips and ae Wed, Homsabeta Goods 27.
ra 4271
WITH
wants work C
__ #8421 — MI 4-0061.
TON PICKUP
all any time, FE. ar
MOVING, TRUCKING AND HAUL-
ing. a gs servi 4 Anytime, rea-
“MOV E YOURSELF
ANYWHERE Open and
3245 Dixie — dollys van trailers
On 3-1456
_O'DELL CARTAGE Local and long
; Phone |
oe WITH wih haul
Also gump truce’ corti. hore
A 5-080. distance moving.
areca
builder
_1-3461.
CEMENT is OUR ge ab
Floors, basements. EF.
CARL L BILLS SR AND | SON
Floors laid, sended, and finished
FE 2-3789, FE E 23-2638.
“CEMENT & BLOCK WORK, FE_ Palle
D WALL” TAPING. ¢ te “e rk. Free estimates.
UARAN- OR
ing and all types ot repair work.
FE 46191 Trucks a
‘g-ton Pickups
Dump trucks ~
Pontiac
Industrial
825 8. W
Peel. D EQU
OODWARD
_ Including pe ciee to “Rent TRACTORS
NT
Semi-trailers
Farm. and
Tractor Co.
UNWANTED TICLES up free of charge FE 5-4638. Ez
l'e-ton Stakes.
FU RNITU RE NEEDED |
PVT. PARTY rene severe _ Sia of good, clean
i
WANTED TO yds — ALL TYPES
of furniture. . FE '2-5623.
Wanted — tad corner'3
cabinet, good condition -&
FE 2-3763
Wtd. Miscellaneous
TYPEWRITER &
cash. Mrs
28
DESK, PAY
Newman's variety
6441.
WAN NTED: REAR “WINCH FOR
_ieep, Write Pontine ac Press Box
Share Living Quarters 30 30
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE ment with — woman.
43605 between 5 and 7.
PART.|_*-1298 all FE a
Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 2
GUARANTEED Ri OFS — ALL Cass FE 23001 nN ve Marsh.
FE 2-8046:
= FULLY a _PE 4¢8450 . Young.
a eater Rector “ON WIRING.
"er x f geeters, Fig Bey Bite -
5-847"
PLASTERING & cee “REAS. t Lee, FE 2’ ‘uron
eae — 6-2200 or
~ Pai R G” SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING. ine and Hinlskine Phone FE
finishing 198 edison.
ROOF Bi REPAIRS
FE +0444
rons, CoE, MICHI-
| Ear RM BUILDING SERV ICE
Painting & Decorating 20)
18ST CLASS EXP. PAINTER AND
decorator. Reas. prices. FE 5-2860. y | easee PAINTING
9 ti seatiging
: PANTING AND > WALL. seat
AND Winter prices,
PAPERHANGING — ~ PAINTING — Ta Plaster Re FE
PApEaNANGiNG re. #21 INTERIOR
cent oye for cash.
Pree. ¢ | FE _4-9205.
CAD NTERIOR SESRATOR. : . g & ning. F FE 8-034}.
Fue NG — PAPERHANGING
WALLS NE! Ce es sae
& EX.
D OR_ 3-706)
FE 15,
NTING ||
_Television ) Service 2 FE 2100 Eves. OR 2076
PLACE
89 FE 2-8181 far an ad
to recover a loss, Dial FE}
sys a, or ES eel orn re pone. — \ , ¢ ae 28181 fo? .an ad- writer. TY AN |
" ESAT Werke RS pr, ds SRS wed ‘charge. it.”
a ee PN
SERVICE CALLS AN. A “] OST AD. | lee AVAL RL Day nie + eae
ron wont Tv aa SERVICE
onFgr $1 5-8300 i2"8, “Srnawe
ip ypewriter Service BA
fice Supply Co IMMEDIATE
. ACTION On any good land contract, New| or seasoned Your cash upon sat.
istactory ibepection of pi arty and title. Ken Temp! eton.|
KG Templeton, Realtor |3 acre or more with
B. ie. BD. ot Charles a Jere
~ CONTE. ri Coase tag Poets 4 rr
FE $6402 or rE « tor Mr. Gare
CASH
IN A FLASH
‘Por — Baagabbtoas ae Augie
Jonnson erceee vears
— go isfied_ trideds and
clientele
. Johnson 1106 8, ak os Re
TTRACTIVE UPPER. 1 REASON.
“ae fo right party. FE
eg
Clintoa
RM.
Newly “Gegeraied..
Apts, 103 3
8. Anderson, Call as tae ONLY — 3 RMS & BATH.
ratte
and private very nice.
ae Bes, heat. ac imc
Tt +}
"Rew utility,
Shopp: A +5 in; Ghee
oles |. 31130 ae eee :
' FURN si8 kh APT. ON ist downtown Fonte ioe ee re St. Inquire
WEAT ae lira? Pat 4B
Da aeeare HOLLYWOOD APTS.
hee
close in. FE 42579.
2 OR 3 ROOMS, 1 ON GROUND
2 RMS, CLEAN. UTIL. FURN.
Employed lady preferred. $12.30.
_161_W. Howard FE 2-000.
& BATH. “WEST SIDE. ATTRAC. _tive. Reasonable.
7 RMS, LOWER, Ct eae er.
_emt. Ut, __Inquire 100 Mechanic.
(2 ROOM ‘LOWER, CLEAN, PVT. Entr. and bath, Util, Adults — _Dwight | St. FE 2-5662.
i ROOM FURN. APT. PvT. BATH,
ue its only, il 8. Jessie. :
PVT. ENT. AND L.
ean m “single man. $19 ‘wockiy. Pa
_5-0019,
—_ TRe ROOMS, PVT, BATH, G
_$1T. 09 per we week. 42 ane
3 RM. EV
nished inc. ae or v0
_—Duplen_type.
ROOM MO
- etilities furn,
#1403 A Ee SE caw natant
| ne resected Fy]
1 id seen apes: bets Pou oe
R
floor, ceuttnnods fa _— Very
eee. A
MALL. aa ea ee, ON
* ist floor. Couple only, FE 2-9797, a RM. & BATH. BA APT- All All wall furn. $13 weekly, Call
1 + NEWLY Dine cnn ROOMS HEAT. 4 F 2
lights . Couple. 53 F® ITY AND “BATH, hg - , “ peo welcome. ‘aterford
TR i N BATH, i di preg N Pens PE Dain| . WHITE BROS. wre he: ROOM “APT. SLEEPING REAL ESTATE _toom for 3. Reasonable. FE 47059 OR sims 3 CLEA LARGE 34660 = Dixi wy.
Ground flows, 2651 Eliz, Ke PROOLe iS Bere eat tl; 9 Sup: 10 "tl 8, 2 LARGE R TV, PVT. BATH on tue. ani ee : Ser A rt.
No nd be nastes Ott cules, j OB wi a 7 ROOMS AND Ba’ in ATH. CLEAN,
bed, ‘2 block from bus. A Prt. Bate FE ¢0401. 3, NO drinking. 28 Monroe S13 ROOMS & BATH BACHELOR 5-21: apt... aa pousceaind Silver
2 RM BASEMENT APT.. © Lake front, gare se. $62.50 s
thing furn. Workin: couple, or 2|. Uillities. OR 3-7414 days, OR
men preferred $10 week. FE| ees. Bat
S: SP: PIKE & inirane 8 ae an All ie. Fe ie j ’ pe ever “= aT. — No ehigren rf Crooks
TR Groned Got PR En FY ROOMS OAS. ERT POLL - if *
8-1298 after 6 . : ba Fe ce BAR :
7 & 3 ROOM INDIVIDUAL D TILH BATH. ALL
e be Be eee patient. toadwey, Lake Orion. ¥ AxD utilities
quer, ae er mee a) D Peasies
TROON = & BATH. $30 ma., FE
3 me APT. fool ond FORN, PVT
_mere
sm Ea Pe ~» newly u
eee h nest FE Ks} 15 Seminole. 3%
Blenty of. of pace, Stove
lars B tube. eo ? Lo 1 pees
cated
RM: APTS. aed 3 &
grated. rm
SG ae aan Bt ern | ip inten. E
Pike.
4 AND BA
decorated, ren raed
ROOM 2B oy decorated, ‘hooker and
d » Boas
_west si
& BATH, NE DEc- West side. Heat & ga-
REY T IT F AST
through Rent Ads! Room,| #2
fe: Coker ee BATH. sii
ho use, apartment, any: Bat a. “ ce ane es
. vee. Ke
thing — Want Ads give Tug e ¥ son. eves.
you ACTION. Dial FE he pe rm
2-8181. a sie. . $3 Le orated
tage furnished Adults euly. Ee
~ 21527..
oROe :
New! peureted. “<
4102 buxie over Keego nriware
-
2% _num vownsat » PRESS, webnispak, ‘FEBRUARY 26; 1958 >
SHIRLEY
ond tee, newly decorated,
Huron
§ RM8. DOWN, Pao a NEWLY
= Gas heat. Good E — leca-
__Bon, MY 3-1504 after 5.
$23 2 NORTR RTH SAGINAW. 3
bath, beat furnished.
34 WN. BROADWAY. A eg ORION.
ae
.3 rooms and in goed condi-
tion. Includes am heat, hot,
idren permit-
ted. 2. month.
_ stead, 102 E. Huron. Adults only. $60
month. K. G, Hempstead, 100" |
FE 4-228.
P-i4 TOO 4-824.
PRIVATE. ;
Tore ORLA NDO
18 SALMER &T: — Pontiac's new:
est modern ent develop |
a.ent. Balcony en-
alr © A tew 1
able. Auto. t & hot water far. ¥
gished, only.
Under Construction
TAKING APPLICATIONS for | and
. Every ivate. Plenty, rking. “Adulte” EM 9-4965. |
_ GAS HEAT. 4 RMS. 4 s 47328.
ie LeasING
jab 30
Hempstead ay mean KG FE
Rent Houses Furnished 35
2 nepen. LX. Pvr. Enm.
‘BACHELORS peng to new — school. |
poh comand ned 1 BEDROOM. Seay NEATLY
furn, Auto. gas beat supplied. FE!
? BEDROOM. LAKEFRONT AU- wd teat “Year-round of wat i. . ORiando 3-6404.
2 ALLED ek Tabasco WA
Modern, close to city. Reas.
ght aousekeeping I Taylor Rd. or
2. em rn Pisa — STYLE nok arc N 1 wE o57| _- ves. Mrs. Naugel — 946 J BEDROOM USE, MODERN, | “neais. i4 Matthews. PE. 5-0377. : s children in ig OR 3-4163.
4 RM. HOUSE, pope 2 MOD-
ou turn. $-0085, afternoons..
stores,
gh School
oF FE 37
5 AND 6 RMS. IN KEEGO HA
bor. and $60, Children we!-
come. Modern. FE §-3495.
3 -ROOMS. WILL RENT TO RE-| 5 one pore bike FE 3-9437, After
DUPLEX Bi HOME
fan basement, § 8.
HURON GaRDENS. 1 BEDI
LAKE ORION. MODERN h —
Lake front eottage uti
reasonabie, 160 Heights na.”
__3-1284. .
LAKE ORION 6 RMS. AND BA
Elec. stove water heater and Foti
at. Call after 4 t 4pm. MY y_2-3811.|
_SMALL MODERN HOUSE. JUstT
ht con couple. $36 mo, FE.
ae Houses Uafurn. 36
1
2 BE wErOON House. CLEAR. |
EDROOM. Witeo LAKE.
ra, Close to city. aon MA
> BEDRM HOME. STOVE &
. furn Near Lake Orion.
or MY 26821.
Bete atta HOUSE.
& RE-
2 FULL BASEMENT | BEDROOM. |
sa garage, $90 month. OR
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. GAS HEAT.
attached arage fenced yard.
riv., Call FE 2-9292.
pm
7 BDRM WOME ON WHITE LAKE Fd: $69 per mo. FE 4-2544.
2 ? BEDROOM MODERN NEAR AU-.
8. E. Bivd, Cali after
TER.
. OL 32-9761.
H, i MILEs ‘Now. *vasaan,
HH N GARDENS.
E 23417.
ATH AND BASE-
only. South east side!
2 4
town, '
Eo PER Rooms With Board 38
by week or month slightly
higher rental. See Mr. Weover at
phone FE
mee Phone FE ~ame
ee Be
Fenced vard. 1098 P oe . r remon' _ FE 47065 '
OR |
PE
uron Bt.
| Open Evenings and oy 14
gp cs | Sagas gl MEN, REA.
MOTHER NEEDS CHRISTIAN
ee w rite Pontiac Press,
M AND - “BOARD OR JUST
k from Sears. Home
et or elderiy
&
room. 1
privileges.
one preferred Newton.
< “Convalescent ‘Homes (38A |
lCONVALESCENT. & NURSING. i Home care. reasonable rate s, |
doc’ , aged on call, state licensed. :-
Cone Nursing Home. ss
Bawa FE 4-6018. ‘
ELDERLY OR CONVALESCENT |
' in ou re san per month |
‘VACANCY FOR ELDERLY PEO. |
Die in licensed rest home Quiet...
surroundings Home
. Reasonable raies. Doctor
2@hr. care. For appt. i
. Eva Kraiger and Son, |
Paul. at Babcock Rest Home, 5329
Main Street, Dryden. Ph. 41
VACANCY FOR 1 MAN OR MAN
anc wife Family-style home with
. good care and reas.
;_Tent. OL 1-266 0000
| WHITE GABLE REST HOME. LI- l
of other good 6 & 7 rm. neanee,
Also some good 2 families.
P..W. DINNAN
HOYT ° PIONEER HIGH! ANDs - 2 bed-
room BRICK bungalow, large
carpeted living room with: pic-
ture window, cheerful kitchen with
comfortable eating space PI oy
gereened porch off kitchen. FUL
BASEMENT with recreation oom:
to
school bus at corner
ter, sewer, CITY = 2]
paved street.
BRICK RANCH
— 3 bedrooms FUBL BASE-,
MENT, on 85 x 160 lot, ideal
{or the children area, little traf-, “fi $4.100 down
ing el}. LA ; IMY kitchen |
with window over sink giving |
view of back vard. Keep an.
eye on the kiddies easily Bed-—
rooms with large double sliding |
door closets PER piping,
GAg HEAT Best of all you can!
assume the GI = 4% per cent
Mige
censed. Gooa care. PLateau 2-3003 | .
i Hotel Rooms _39 2480, ke ALTY | bees . : | Telegraph |
| HOTEL AUBURIN PON TELL CENTRE Rooms by Day or Week
| Also 1 of 2 room apartments.
| Cooking and reirigera ion bits.
464 Auburn _____ FE : 2-9239
(HOTEL ROOBEVELT.. CLEAN,
neat rms. & apts Some Nes TV.
| By day or week. “a up.
125_N. Perry. FE 5-8
40 ~~ } i
Rent Stores
: LEASE
| WITH OPTION TO BUY
| Centrally jiocated store building
with loading dock in rear. Aliso
| $ room apartment on 2nd floor. |
» pal — — i = coal heat. Close to high school.
I ~~ air Picea hoa with $1,700
own mon STORE, {260 mt ag nd op Wrigiey’s and Wank on Parry Ot BRICK TERRACE
‘or business or “tice space | Owner leaving the eountry & must
Call FE 6-0664 ater 6 call FE dis of this property. Two
| 57564. uni Soe — yodben be ge)
STORE FQR RENT, 30X60", 1D EAL ® e on. gh rooms’ @ bath each. Three bed-
“| Bowtie $ a niles ‘West of rooms, dah $2500 cach with coal
ea ing each with
4:30 Bu 3-2418. down on each & $58 mo, Each
- Rent Office Space_f 41 | Bait rents for $75 mo. Will sell
ag? in aif conditioned building. Here js a real bay for Mr, Handy- | CAPITOL SAVINGS ye LOAN man, Some Et ghreies
|75_W, Huron st FE 056i needed to put i ate shape. = > or, living
4109 8Q. FT. OF FIRST, ie a Bt Saewn. Pan by ane the heart of A ee | es lag moos oth henter — tise. Ideal for retail, gpllec-| Ment. Slee. water heater & coal tion agency or insurance ces | Brooklyn. Asking +1430 vin $700
| ROY-ANNETT, INC. OR", PSTEAD REALTORS 102 #. Huron 8t. FE
ioe ER BR Eves. FE 5-0610 FE 2-3971_.
| st ae no or mee
Nothing Down
| Hempstead
Close in, only 3 blocks from down Will build 2 or 3 bedroom start-
er home on your lot. inal bulid
pow Eo shd lot for small ¢@ pay
Don_ McDonald, On 3-
17 EXCHANGE ST.
town. ‘Older seven-room house 2
bedrooms end bath up. Living|
room, dining room. kitchen & two |
bedrooms down. Full . basement,
I fied NOW! ity ENERGY, USE
ANT ADS! To find a
ob, place to live or a
good used car, see ‘Classi-
‘| Owner Transferred
T.G. Trocke REALTOR
| 1643 Umion Lace Rd EM 3-4671
2 Here’ 5s an epportuntt: es : good f
home, plus income! Four large
rooms and oath down; and a
private stairway to a 3-room
and bath apartment up. A fire.
fu basement, ol] heat. en- |
closed orch, car garage
Here's” value at $8.700 with
terms =
1G ARL W. BERD, Realtor
._ PE 5-1302
| Union Lake Mca
$750 Dn. and $55 Mo.
Owner eoveg town—must sel!
immediately. 1956-5 rm. bunga-
low with oak floors. 2
nice kitchen, wood
Good size living rm., uti]
full bath with tub, Large
parce! 668x305 ft., 1 DIE from '
school, 15 minutes tcacsuoee i
Clarkston Schools
13 Bedrnis., Full Bsmt.
Good white trame bungalow with |
garage Dry basement. oi] fur-
; fish & boat on neer-
by lake Nice garden spot, quiet
neighborhood. Neat & clean. Only
$750 down and $60 month.
Will Sacrifice
Only $900 down and $54 month tn-
cluding taxes and insurance No
a
Tastefully decorated. 313
Phone FE 59447
BARGAIN
+4 ms OAKLAND A
MODEST MAIDENS
if - By day Alan)
Would stop her traveling ff she
could see this attractive bunga-
. low in Pioneer Highlands
wood rs. city school.
calling f can see it
ppointment Hard-
You
r
The Captain and the Kids ‘There's room for all in this 4)
bedroom home in Elizabeth LE
Estates, 2 lots, re A
All for’ only $15:7 landscaped.
John K. seve & Sons Sine 1025
West” Huron St
}__Bve. ~ FE | $-3415
$359 DOWN-4 ROOM MOD- ERN —NEWLY DECORAT- ED-WEST SUBURBAN.
JIM WRIGHT ree
OPEN EVENING)
_ MULTIPLE LISTING. $0441
UNTIL. 8:30
SERVICE _
EAST SIDE
This lovely five rooin
unfinished upstairs a
basement with gas beat home with
a Jon
located |
on a paved street on a nicely |
tcl ha ddl lot. Combination —
screens included in and
pre prise of only $9,750 with =
terms.
WM. A.°
KENNEDY Bortgage e rasan x ot EALTOR
imme: —_ eamin
oak Rear, fat be ol furnace | 3101 W Huron ws 2 nice on = omodern ~iiteben, 0 STORED ample cabinets, sizable 7
dust off Sashabaw Rd. Clatkston COLORE
schools - A| Small cown payment. Clean as a
in. 2 bedroom, full basement,
on ee ; Sato. heat. Large nh Dian “he By
Giroux-Franks|_ i fn _ tingly, FE 4 :
San ney REAL waaet Fh
4305 Dixie Hw 30701
ah = AUTO. ar & —_ “heater i has two 4-room
apts. and full basement, Sacrifice
for $300 dn. Will emg small house
= — oat Boe ‘equity, Forced
+ 6e lg ormation ¢ at
15, Front St. Pontiac. sid
MULTIPLE LISTING. SERVICE
car garage &
tang foot rae, 3 x arr Be ee
Comyek. Irwin ‘moa Ave. - MILLER NORTH SIDE near new engineer-
irig building, — 2 bedr
cerami
select oak bath,
‘ining Sage
hew
Plas- floors.
tered walls are poe yen: fuil base-
ment,
er.
A CUT ST as heat and
$0550
‘ONE. front water —
Terms,
makes this
one of te most attractive —
ronty te toom, 2
nice bedrooms, & good, fall base-
brand he ment with
NEW BRICK RANCH ‘home. — 17x13 carpeted
and dining L and A living room
there is eating
space in the
large: breeveway *
- paved drive, 2 jote.
at
$10,975. Better © W 2. cena The
- jalousie windows, 2 car expensive
arage.
north side location ne Fight now,
. Bet a new, We will tell you about tt. ae
William Miller
Realtor. Next ranch’ Post Moin LISTING”
, FE 2-0263
ratte en
i at i
Bateman
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
CRESCENT LAKE Immediate oa of the
immaculate bedroom
che. New- eg awn.
ings. aluminum storms and
screens and 6njy $500 down
if your eredit is good, What
are you waiting for?
THORPE
STREET Yes, here’s one of those
ide’
many homes for gale in this
choice city locat — call
for price and. Low
down payment.
WANTA |
TRADE? Your small home on a pons
G.I,
RESALE Newer type 5 room
beauty with oh gg Fg
aryer.
wn and! escrow
where can you beat it?
80 PT, .
BRICK
RANCH . Ss
Kampsen
REALTORS : ae syn bo ‘Sun. re the | Modern as Tomorrow For Sle Hower aC
eastsitt, % in 1916
REAL ESTATE ~ FE 44526 OPEN EVES.
412 W. Huron ; RAIN BOW REALTY” FE 2204 ot ,8 PADDOCK
ON EAST SIDE '
6 rooms and bath, full basement,
‘oll heat, auto. gas hot water, one
fenced back o
— ‘hand. Ue ee VILLAGE
Bie 1 Sime
wi Fe Club. Low down
23-0579, owner, after
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Sylvan Lake Front New modern contemporary
bi-level ~ built in
the latest features
7 3 uriou:
and
rm. home in Webster Schoo!
Bonds Heights Vacant and -all newly decorat-
ed, white aluminum exterior
nice rooms (4 bedrooms) pius
hea sun room. High,
ti eal Tigo nace. ‘,» car ga-
Pri on 3, on
Wait ed, setveet art & e Rd. No
better value anywhere.
wi fal Senden "occeceray and 2 car ¢# ment, breezeway
¢ ‘arage. Al] rooms
@re large and deco-
rated, Lot 95x125 € privi-
leges, Just ‘west of city.
KINZLER lots,
tely eg gree
auto. beats B yang water. om
Se MULTIPLE LISTING —e
ON
gg weet i e A om wo gerock fireplace, wall all carpet. Ceramic tile bath, bay all this for Eas Eh Kitchen has 4 space, birch ?
|. gabinet a iviind Ineement, Tim- total “price. ‘Terms. lake petlioges ee vate furnace: crea! lems rr
With “sandstone tirepiace. ” Commercial Lots Gal" now Four iots —_ cement : EDROO. : ie wal home. For 22
St BER wo 1 ROOM HOUSES “ee wail carpet in ER. ‘Base-| Silty ual pce, Low dows RANCH woke Nicely saraeee $31 PER . 4 ROOM HOUSE. Fale furnace, $11,200, terms. payment. is |" Children taken, 2685 Orchard Lake | Mil basement. | laras . secreation i aw , MICHIGAN-MARSHALL 8T. AREA 3 mnnee : = 7 ER 14g story, 3 bedroom home. Wal! What Do You Get er, lovely Fg Bigs Ag +
7 rooms and bath, all modern. ¢ wall carpet, plastered hie for s¢.000. > — ao B never let anyone else buy bedrooms, full basement, all re-| {ull basement. Corner lot. $13,2¢0 ow Me, a 4 Koonly $13,500, terms. decorated Chil- ~ last few years. West sub-
Sine need gfeuie, as | A DOWM ee asian tame] aah ad Me Ok Ae eee SP 3 = eur’ to w ric i : . : neces He Ganrmoneet MS] Gaol*Uatt ght wisloeici| SST’ re etal (oe, 3 zeae, Maat Bag | Eo tie a room. is is a | room, room. va room AUBURN pHEIORTS 178. GANOR- shalt Gall eday of stop ah catice $1,000 Down Pavan , ily a bee om ieee Seas ‘The oque. $70 a for information. We have lois | *°’ ie recreation room with eplace, pie BE .. a 6 car garage. Owne! = -_ basement, A phy k8 omg avallaBie AYDEN, —. =“ Soames amet L. Sarees loom neuen taste PE igor piiate "bea
wat note i and wa = ed e ; Geod inted room with full ie. ONEL of all— COZY HOUsE FOR RENT, PRF- Jo wit R Sag cssnent Every iba iD Hot water heat, oi] fired water Better call ete: fer pee g Sieeasilen at 299 aon FE 80441 tect shape, even hes softener. A My car ga- : Oakland. lovely newly cleaned wall Tage. This is @ bargein at $23,000. De ACRES Di LE LOCATION, WEST- to wall carpeting, This home _ terms. Now's The Time side. Brick 3 bedroom. gas heat, § room home with \ pppoe one is Vacant and owner can't . ‘first 3 lines in. the as Aas sce basement "uekr' General | Vineyard, $8,500 with = on Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor heading should be enéugh | To “purebeas, that ome. alte << As 2% ACRES now 229 Dixie Hwy, at Telegraph for you to buy bal there) poet oT ta ranch situated .: DUPLEX HOUSES. LIBERTY &/5 pecrm hom Steam’ full FE 20123 — Open 8 to 9 =: price * on & near nmi maaan cada ns ‘barns, AD in good LAWRENCE _W AMPLE CU PARKING fenced: tt Pree Drayten : : is small houses Reasonable. eo pro es an fe senoat | ae patente tmetade: A Si0' per’ wi, McDouald street PDAS AKE 2 ACRES “| TH car garage, fenced lot, “MACE AY “LAKE 4 DRAYTON storms and screens. Only qe a etal Mag ? bed Fm. home. Basement. enclosed | 136 E. Pike St. Open Eves. Ftd pravtes a mg peer with per month pay: the : rm mme iT 1,- “EF 495 a er Cc mort .
Et cere cree’ | galt es Brees | on Pe eet “home irenice | WOODS fumber selow fn fears al'ebowt ‘i LLE ; Family S tire! smapinely 4 : vm. gas beat erage. wh. For the Large Family * o aot sotirely © 4 yr. olf rancher with at- face privileges. PE Saai?. 7166 MS9, at Poatiac Lake 4 bedrm. ranch type home. Large ; oo PONTI AC RI RE ALTY ached garage, Full base- , Fal Basement, oft heat. | MEMBER WESTERN OAKLAND | lite Tn, co pined Bilcnen Hate, Seepny, ures eho ee) a pe ; FE $4315 ae meets wa, ‘Owner We need lake property bed it. cou: ARD B % : 2 oo = een pat {
Sane wa Rese, sian. gas aT Onno BEA Los i amet Steet por nang | _ ea —_ St! model Mawomobile. as as s e 1 re t new ranc e devel steam net, basins, close to} BUY THEIR EQUITY cones at Walled . Convenient | -For Sale Houses 43 For S Sale Houses 43 GF naeaie part payment WHITE BROS. ever ES hools, churches & sh “a = ao $700 down, _ ——
rE + 113 Seminole sag paym 3 bedroom " genter eth orice $12,300 with $2,- ——— x maven yen tate ls nice ests is WONTEY OWN. “face brick ment. ALL THIS FOR $1,500 DOWN ee ete pee. Bateman sean ma SiGe OLMAN pain GOUsE re safe mane EMBREE & ae —++—_—-$395-_DOW N41t — } sete Ber "Bedroom, wit fag Fg MT inet bw: Eres. “30 tn —s welcome. +9953. 3-4200 droomis, face brick ranch home./ basement. Luxury 1 Louk 1957, Se , ACRES, ¢ BEDROOM” BUNGA- en_weicome._FE. AYTON Union Lake we fn se a Cacoment, [mury extras. trade for equity Pag your boas thie of and bas Sun be it. = j _) “tow, Union Lk. privileges, $12,500; House — ake. priviieees OR In Clarkston M _3-4393_or Paved streets. Model 280 W. Hop- or jot. c = al I } $1500 down, MA 42801.
* Fe000 or Mav bi3 nS. : pol PaInMoowt = AYO hes Building Co. — | FE 3-167 _™ WE 3-4908 Oe ah eee ee "move you p = =30
eS, Ys ee | Deere estes | CIVILIANS | WE Te BUILD NOW iia’ wi ioe 9 bedroom home. |REALTORS | FE 40528 ts oil heat. Newly decorated. Spa- : " ew ‘carpeting. S._selegrays Sves._& Sun. 2 fngiewood - Bedrms., gas cious os teen Priced Fn pore $390 DOWN $450 Down owe qe en — 4 = te ew seas heat. early own, a or & N OOM Pcwmody Bullding Co. Ci. today. = ‘ yours Pe wi Phat Ko ane bes! Mediate possession. mer ope with ceramic tile wate PE 5-€767 NO OTHER .COSTS Attrectty My story home built| et basic or compie bath, ft. living room. full SUBURBAN tion to Bu Rea mode» home | FOR COLORED baxeinent large lot. Near Lake 7 == 4 lar Ss OT } t & Clean. with space | ‘ins Estates. For further linfor- | $500 down ts: all you peed to ia00nte terms 5S room ranch — can be used MODERN. LARGE 4 jE 4 RM. atecwerd 2 bedrms., — new, ome. — Doan Select bardwoog aoore mation cal Buber Devis. 815, move into this lovely 3 » bedseste Orion. : 8 beroom Li room
a s foo “* > INC landscaped. pertéct cond. 965 per| b ncreens “Full ‘pacement with | _Iwindale Dr. re bei ome. Nice dining room, full 5 geDROOM older home with b with planter box. . Lake. REAL ESTATE INC. <= vim PSF! Rendy wood working shop with!” basement, ayto oil heat, "large ment, oil furnace; freee, ) at. ; aged ctrest, ond HEAR UNION LAEE, 3 ROOMS 20 8 Main, Clarkston, Mich. complete ‘dark room, Beautiful € | 10 ACRE -AND 2 BEDROOM HOME et, Weal location, Don't be sory | jots, 87.500—very iol terms. teal te ane than cost $10,050 References. EM 3-4212 Saimin 1 Gayo Sita VACANT—OPEN with ail city conveniences. | and-Milford area. or 2 ankle, PE Brounen , ee fered tor ets when. ¢ eat. Ai8ie6
WEAR CLARKSTON, § RAE WO ——— “ALSO eet see | Sei : H. P. HOLMES, INC. | Gi merge ie. a 4 cxat mort, ern home, oi] heat. K. L. Tem- . Z _Stern - Seligman Builders. Inc. _ W L AMS 2331 8 LAPEER RD. )
Opin 4463, After 6. FE: 2-990 K NI IDSE N IMMEDIATE POSSESSION LIST, YOUR PROPERTY De| Soom aes beme nse take IM I LI ts Sas P, : Walk tm and look at it and if| _— Wilson Real Estate, PE 3-0657.| 32" Yirenince. 3 car garage. lot} REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE emp iS on ful bath. new _ furnace, ‘ideal : r a . RENT OR LEASE LARGE 7 ROOM interested call owner eae wee | = wane tmtarier fishing Large let home gas steam heat, furnished ‘ ag “ ‘Call MU 46-2045 or EM 3-62 110 of Lake Fronts Ge Owner leaving sate, Will fox lor Mr. smith per ment. | Paint Creek Hills ; . . ves bs sgeptant aa TRADE | 8 Rooms. Brendel Lake pene. EXTRAS 3 ° aa an oan ie ot nee byt ryment Pliers ‘or Mr. : =S Sa : 5 Powe a ae ee 8-0851 YOUR PRESENT HOME 8 oe TO ou 3 bed-| Extra large kitchen. dining, rm. | GEORG! ER BLAIR - y ANNE , R : | : 5, iv room with natu j zs ROY ANNETT, INC. | ~ Kort lat moshester, ‘iti LAND COWFRACT Fo | Sg” MER Sea its | Feat ra res gots | bad bee fw esate | ree maeerone hom | 7 remédeled kitchen ireh cup 3 he = | $536 2% FE. Huron FE 68-0466 can Ss 2 Ted egg ( ] ARK Drayton. Plains ‘Richard Steele, Realty, 224 Cer-| boards, double sink le, gas — ped lake level Dizte ae a 31252 Open eS and Sunday 1-4 homes. use ts nice ¥ de H -_ ter St. Highland, Mic igen. a. ae & more Breeseway Scar atiac a | Eves. OR 3.1708 s ie . Fi . - ad
TEESE RPES| ie icmr,n | uemisomxopesnce | Ranch Home |e zmr. 2 mpaom| | Bass eakci terms wittae | as ® 6 jon to ele mily . - 7 : | : | cept » ” . SB. e. 4 ; room $ such | decorated, Basement and J ’ => grill. ‘Large screened ee priced Kane ak it over. - | deluxe features as FINISHED - oi! furnace Vacant, $750 down. | ° R. Hiltz i kT. T | R Ito SAM WARWICK 2 fs easily reached from sev- | RECREATION ROOM with fire-; Owner FE 23-2162 REALTOR ' K, 1. Lempieton, Realtor —<
onc betl dich fate | fal tam Unewe vving |° $8300 two mepnoow., won.| place eed cere eatin, | ~ (sau murse 7O* re kant 2 Orepard Lake RA EE 40. op gyi Mt OM Me han 1 own ion Li c . | < : . r 6. . : EE ae meh orle ot with’ lease. lighting. beamed ceiling and tion. Large lot fenced ‘rear yard.| breesewey. 2 car narage.. corner SPECIA AL! | $300 DOWN “ ELIZABETH LK. ESTA | MIDDLETON Cee ee ; "| § rooms & bath Lot 98 x 700. Will Db heme en large corner | a 2 TW O-FAMILY INCOME ter heater. and 2-car pias- $10.75 FIVE ROOM MODERN $9960. . 5 Cree ceth cuits tar inks meee | ae ane earner
5 Rooms and full bath gown. stner_foatules Reasenabiy Ral nesemonk “oll” bask. Seonp HOLMES -BARTRAM CONDEMNED OUSE, ON _ear or what heve you. } 121, ; storms. i ter conan hows SPECI ALS! . With 3 rooms an 20. ith } 2 car garage, corner 4383 Dix : > bane iS Rotens aes. Mecnensien) form mortgage avaiable. . Auburn Heights section. 61,800 of | OR 31050 Evenings OR 23290/ BAN OT TATERIAL CAN IF Oakland County Realty
Be eta | Dwight Street aes Spring: ee er tT. - woe pa PS Bid ane 1,| eRe Can Mt ME Wrst —WORON. NEAR HIGH | weil located 3 bedroom sits “_ REAL E ST ATE al ER MONTH. a, el oo ee re | gi og Sehool. 3 bedrm.. oil heat, $85 per home. Close to bus, 46492 or . S : = a ones ase 1362 W Mae ties bee pecida Ss R. J. VALUET, Realtor une = 4 ro. , bedrooms For Golored * on, a DOWN — Lg hools. : D + 50683 down; t room: . : room homes “Paul D. eee le wos or preg sy ed - OWNER Small Down Payment |", OAKUM winds UNTIC 80” | finished in Kuotty’ Pine 1ioal ay cinity ‘of at WEL, CONSIDER FE CATIONS bean reduced to 013.968. BY Or Get reacy for summer sive, the SERVICE | ft. lot. Yes. it does have « base- Famil ies with I acre or more ANT mmediate rr 3 =e + .
tg & Gass is take Ra. “iiss cai | WM. H. KNUDSEN wees, Negir, deco ee itve th te nee wimming & bon NR. CLARKSTON ONLY 9600 DOWN. pius closing | Leslie R. Middleton a gas | REALTOR 24 8. Telegraph Rd see ie ueiity cae als dhe ctesanane a} ¢,a¢res, with 2 bedroom house. Costs. Vacant, BROKER 188 N. JOHNSON | FE Sess __ Sree. 10: FE 300 ae aerate vacation all summer fone! Lo-| uly. “si.500 "81 000 down, $63. per ump r ico } eae > Sie. ih fein a FE Sat OR Jota" FE 8-600 Tack 1g OV. EL AND { $300 DOWN nu storms and Fimo cateq just block from « beau- outh ment and GaS meds Near Mir- E bedrm., full bagh, plastered walls,| oil heat. $9,500 with . | tiful lake pivileged beach is this aie ase buns vec! od and Jefferson | - ROCHESTER HTS. 2188 Cass Lake Ra. hardwood foors r garage down, - No closing costs 2 year old. 2 room with large E hool aliy nici better see In Rochester. YE 2007) _____Fe ies | Lake privileges _ | fe waco Sots Geen wreeen “a, Lins, Spl GODFREY . * Multiple’ Listing Service it today A or hemes and 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOMES For Rent Rocms 37 C. PANGUS, Realtor | GS; Gites e-t0 pm. Livery | Brice 87.300. Hurry! , | ace mecien i Se =< bee Mrs Howard, 18 Gi} FULT BASEMENTS | can 1} Collect: Ortonville NA 71-2815 #127 Cc FAMILY HOME = . : ‘4 RM. LIGHT HOU NG. — . a xcTOR , 687 Dixie apie Clarkston.|" g room, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths oe ; $15,500 |" 3300 ‘Eliz, Lk. Rd. No children. oo ES ; MApie _$-1822 Basement, automatic heat dear) John Kinzler, Realtor 3 BEDROOM N FLOOR | H W CLARKSTON AREA. 3} BEDROO ‘erage, Good lot. Only $800 down. | ..- asi . oF as nn we, bal os Aa a waite ~ RILEY. Meecaser O ard E. Fox with utility, ‘Srectewtr with ice $ R HURRY!- #10_W. Huron, 3 Ph FE a $15,550
Je _Racwere. _ LAKE FRONT Here's a reai opportunity — wales R ek ton oak al i508 KINg ESTATE. t . Ww as down. 4T front "STOP. ATTRACTIVE LGE.| excennent location oe 8 7 by 330 | Suilding with Tvs qsarters is 6687 Dixie Hwy., Clarkston with $16 per month ‘after down ot ee gem yes living Ry I Lp e on Roger B. Page > nc. > pinaster nee re on Se fenced lot. -level home started rodent a. SS ee | __ Maple 5-1622 —— Shown by appointment room, large bedrooms, basement, ( 61) M
Soe STOP PVT enn Home| $0¢,.0etds “nish oa bio i ‘sis | Plenty “ot parking “space. | Hig DOWN”! He a Boas | “JERRY =. ADAMS ‘CO iter ateee. latae lot WEST SIDE OL 1.6111 ‘Otice — Ok ‘La0rb. Mode privs, 499 W. Huron, down. Located at ™| canker ee _Pinine area. OR 3-7497. Mi_6y_er_aher_§, OB 32000. ED income. a1 |? aTms.._1 down and 2 up. Nice $300 DOWN . U e. In are’ ik, 10 rooms, 3% story ome. A- size living reom, + itchen, CLEAN ROOMS. [ge © AUBURN Stones, 3-BE DROOM BRICK CANAL FRONT, 5 ROOMS. CAR-| condition. § and bath down for| file bath. ol! heat, gerage, and GENTLEMEN — CLEAN. QUIET! Cory and cute 1" bedrm. bunge- | Completely Set te weed dee e Serce ‘of. lend S006 "=| room apartment up Civiaed wacs| Coe Sowa permease | Bows nent. Bgteriog compete = uto heat large lo good drain-
ee ee ee nee) ais BE Wie olhah | get's at So ee) | OS wins. Pe Cant i Sab Gadsricrme™" "| KL. “Templeton, Realtor | Mabel “On Shai” ‘LA ‘LEAN ROOM FOR GEN- down. bus a OOF, e piace to €' e - FRONT. ry kland. 2339 Orchard Lake Ra FE ¢450 eee Pet cant, S00 Mewes | - $500 DOWN een oe ene Carpeting, bosementf cat ge:| PRANKLIN BLVD: After * FE 20502 $350 Down or Trade _FE +4 tba iba Z sone al ss Si . seen es eee ees | IRWIN rage. Take jand c ets or! 12 recmns, Oriek. 30x17 ft ving | i acre a ocete pee | ‘ roperty in trade. FE 4-2544 room, 15x |Pisiee bunmiest woman Rat FE Sashabaw Leo near sf a | Smith-Craw ford, Inc. , ' - " ravton, REALTOR a ta — sie eee vbafit | COLORED STARTS eg ia DOW re! a a GaewFLeca in | 7, 0edrm. Dome pins will, on 2 yy. pee ma on 1-000 | Dick Tracy 100 “Oekiand A PE. 42546 Approx. 8 rere a Phe | RON GARDENS — SEWER 00m ie Borge omgrmgp eres pas eceeet ‘bear puma aod: 1398 E Auburn Rad OL’ 6-1226 | = look a lone time before 3 BpRM. oe QUITY $4,500 M FERRY STREET — This ¢ Ganson INCLUDED, A nae ak ; FOR REW e could beat this 3 bedroom | " Wils take $2,000 cash. OR 53-0615 REAL VALUE! heat. F sit sale at $5,050. ‘ {Pn ee RENT Of BAI SALE. i. 416 BOGE. | adie 1 house locaied: in one | cae Salt oui “Ba ; ‘ » bedrom home et o °o m hots EPR we front e Reoug iv Gute BONE, WEAR BROKER pine paneled Kitchen & tiled bail! Conveniem areas Full” price | 4 Rms. Wiring. r Cmith- " @ining room, ‘kitchen, $400 Down or Trade Meals if desired. Write 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd. | On 1-3 acres. MA 5-1256_ $11,250. Call for more detafis.| Jot on Lake Geneva, 3 miles from apartment in base- : . . : FE #1197 FE 44621 | N LA OFFICE Pontiac. Full price $4,200. Mot- : : ment. Oi] furnace, rms Press Bos | HOUSE Now VACANT on —8.| Ladl | Papen HY SPECIALIST. doch Realty. PE 44068 or OA : and screens. Extra lot in- SHARP, CLEAN LARGE 3 Shirley. Only $500 down. Plenty ae pe ad em ALISTS | Tittle Orphan Annie 3 : Widem an. e Low down payment. Boon weet SIDE HOME!
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R. J. VALUET, Realtor M5_OAKLAND A
“OPE TPaANG owl ca E. J. DUNLAP custom sur MODEL Now - $1,000 ‘ban Ins year's price
_of $17,600, PE 8-119. TaPT. o Bring vision Wowk Pe Slat
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Full price
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FOR BETTER HOMES #
SMALL PRUIT FA ARM Bea’ —* h 5 toom modern home
basement with full A 2 car
attac '* With acres
full of i, fr and peach
, trees. Also lots strawberries and pberries. La 8 +1
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CLOSE TO TOWN
farer £ Auached «brick ranch
a heat” os oes ie fre og ite.
terms.
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A. JOHNSON, Realtor | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-283: — and
price $8.75) with payment,
Estates? voneanetn Lake
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
. Telegraph Rad. ap" 9-9
ul Oakland NO
DOWN =.
, PAYMENT
STOUT'S
Best Buys |
Today /
Just FOR TWO
Reser patnt som — haga: Pipe Seo _
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at Series Only $759 yard,
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, Complete
sn, Ponced vere -area., Priced at $6,950 2
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Y, Broker INCOME
— oe in
y wi cen-
traliy located on bus line,
All apartments well farn-
ished, gas heat, laundry facilities, Minimum atten- wn re required, exceient rent-
return, to well
at only $17,500 yi terms.
‘WEST SUBURBAN Cute and clean 6 room and
-@quity
acreage,
$499 DOWN for home with
street,
ter beater, at ter oak y 90060.
- LAKE ORION Two houses,” one for owner
and room
located on
eer gerage “ large - ner sacri-
ficing at with terms.
LAKEFRONT LOT Ideal for summer living or
ites x Qaly $450 down.
e id
re eltet or ON Fat -en 80 ACRES Time for th ai Vi oll farm, mim sate posses. on this , A and bath tomea tll ead
ment, furnace, gara gé
chicken house, smati - barn
| So oa and cle
The Gay Charm ** partial payment, of is yours
aa 8 m-| 380 FT. COMMERCIAL Hote : Large basiness corner 1% 2 * “aolignth nome fest growing | vuiable Bw) freplac Sh det, full in room, perese Dope favestment at only Ab $35. 000. s e for full ash.
‘amily Ya te: ———
— Edw. M. Stout, Real : “dw. M. Stout, Realtor Think of the Fun 7? N. Saginaw St. Ph. PE 5.9165
3 Bet Open Eves Till 6 P.M.
$300 DOWN — Legon, em home. es & —_
‘CUCKLER REALTY
wre ro)
9-4-2 Joslyn Cor. Mansfield Eves
LOOM LAKE SHORES. 3 rOUR NEW LOCATION
e Ce living room ARMS AND ACREAOG
vim ; —— Pr wi home. _ | Cal. Rutledge. OR Pitil, PE 4-0008 = sia cupboards. stai Exc omally nice kitchen
eel sink, exhaust "tan. with of ¢ rds. oe TRADE -
Bist, “einai heat, aluminum storms and So aes ie Nanos. 30 mies
ped pore ay large lot, Only #3,- housctrailer, of land contract fot
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor NEAT & CLEAN. 40 ACRES |
vuelta ne gw 2 bedroom bungalow. Pull Located 16 miles west of Pontiac. ss se room 10 North ny Sane No buildings, $250
: Nieely landscaped per sere. Terms.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE lt. 3,800° down. SPECIAL
NORTH END 0 ao — ig ‘oam Attractive 2 bedroom home. soil. Tied. All” tillable ies 5 Also sun room, Full base- res of timber. pitoated on
ment, gas heat. 1% car ga- bieck tep road: 32 by 400 barn, : ‘ rage. $2,000 down. mils ee ay laying ng Ouse
with NALITY . IVAN W. Granary too] shed. Corn “eri and . LOW & RAMBLING : : : 2 oar garage. Lovely remodeled
Numerous and ye! H : 4 3 cm, meters me
ae a me al od a Suidings in good pines, ‘axle Mais coder store, FE 5- 9471 REALTOR ees trade for ity OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY me or e family ‘room paneled and pin yath;| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE garage, laree yell iand- ‘Clarence C. Ridgeway
— | COR: REALTOR . : 975 Baldwin Ave. PE_46203 HURON P, ALOW aE :
ee ‘ Sh. one Sale Business Property 49
Eadie ett) «OFFERS : GHEST OFFER TAKES 150 FT.
and oak : mee mereial Frente
nome for oiigt i ets ey home, 24% baths, off ge i Kees
Lo - - Ogkiand in good rental dis-| Would ‘separate, too Hensman, 3 BUNGALOW Scale tes bom = 3 apart-| “Keego Harbor.
at Fog ome with ing sand a Gisssed in front ZONED COMMERC [ AL
pa ‘ll tere —— = To settle Bod 4 femtty ine rms
rete drive anor, by 163. Pike St. On "lerce tot
drapes oe tenet aes gr comme" Tow Priced at $12,900" | _ foun Doe wala
I paves pegy Beng Hi he
= Leia ag a way between” Pontiac. and| W. Walton Blvd. Dray‘en Plains. Large; Corner near Baidwin, 139°
GILES 26 Lots Heights District. 2
: -modern home —
t, a ae | 0 gaa ag $1.00
Down bedroom inside basement. On
price.
GILES REALTY co.
SPRING”
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‘GOW toe. ain road. een
i30" do ae 2, main road drainage.
“6 acres of beautiful ta nt eee. 8
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a tie Boren S ieee, ron Hag
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Call MU 4-2045 or EM 3-4210.
~~ SMALL PARCELS Hay mre mee. Spetes 3 to & sft
and up. 20 per cont down.
Howard E. Fox REALTOR 6687 Des it e apie Gots on
~ EROY 2 acres, near 19 Mile Rd. Close to transportation and sebools. ony
ft of RYAN ROAD
90 acres. near 19
in fast-growing ra ae gg,
eRe
‘thee % Secheaes Rd. For nos Sale Acree
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Auburn Red,
For Sale cae 48
80 ACRES LEASE, 6 RM
ouse $900 Eston Rd. $75 month.
Owner will miske some allow- ance; for minor repairs
Clarence C. Ridgeway
_ REALTOR 675 Baldwin Ave. PE 46203
% ACRE $e * WITH gEMI-
modern pe ag just off M15
hard timber. punning. 90r 8 oie “with sufficient water = k. Buy
now. for spring = ng. Only $13,-
509 — $3,000 down.
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor
Dixie Hwy. at Telegra:
er er uSkS vac PARKING
home,
first floor, 5 rooms and
bath A be
used as family home, apart- ments or ens, ase-
ment, gas furnace, glassed in front Privileges on
Loon La ; al buy, only ey a
West Side Brick
allt in 1965, well construct-
po home on ot ‘770x140, -~
room,
fireplace,
with
fires. ‘floor, 2 bedrooms and
% th up. Recreation
e in basement,
Seat, Terms.
Off MSO.
6 Units—Brick
all
on ta toves & retvigeraters, se bungelow w 5 elec. 2 be Williams tric wall panel heat, ther-
“ft. Jot. Oil mostat controlled, « electric
floors. This one water heaters aunioem
Eg gg Ry t i. r, seer leges, Now income : of. 880 a we 900 Large —
it~
with
na. Ite ce? ci
oe ¢ _ REALTO! wa Wo ell. WH we. waren | thane Open Evehings and Sunday 1 - 4 — Litte| — Posi . Large acre id
Poiwe:| For Sale Lake Prop. 44
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; room and dry §i7, ie
‘one. dev homes.
jerk ieREY EAD eae 3
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by
$s heat,
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sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,
age 123 feet deep, 20°
it.
Joalyn Corner gh frontage by 160 feet =
~ ley at rear.
se at rear, basem gas be
rented at $65 ‘a month.
priced at $13,500, terms.
| Roy Annett Inc.| LTORS
28 EF. Huron PEderal §-0466
Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 ai
hy
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 2A
bs ag Pmocern wane.
Be ede tates
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mew 0 one od Investments :
a siete on town
| STATEWIDE |,
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“4 dial FE 28181. “eeinee Plains |
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v= ethemeeaerat a arid iss ¢ LATE Y mote . ev, or ac. 1489 | De é Les
fre td Ws Shoo,
Pardon ig THE “BIRD” TO SEE
A in easy terms,
“ One of the Best Wi 4
Srna inet oenertta cit fh that's e|
per year, iy :
Mod com:
: pe apt keaes f _ x
price
.| REALTOR PARTRIDGE
B sses th:
re ei at, ‘iPhon
| “TRAILER, RENTAL
A ae arge id,
pos Located on large
Vy aig eS Bo Y fot: Gloss
ed oa
fh uae ee oe
Clarence C. Ridgeway
REALTOR — 076 Baldwin Ave.
Your Orn
Business
vets fl ow'g Hh gen low
Sei se ares eee for you
of e nour we and favewtaient =
Por local a. Rabe te at ence
giving phone num
International ladastiics :
Suite D-729
Madison Bldg.
City Line and
Presidential Blvd.
Philadelphia, Pa.
$1,000 DISCOUNT -
‘Quick Cash $25 TO $500 po Ray Bd own eS.
i at bi ws at oh
Home & ‘Ruto
LOAN CO.
BUCKNER Pi inance Co. Pontiac
Drayton Plains
Walled Lake
Utica
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 -
Oakland
FE 2-9206 front- 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDG.
“IT MAKES SENSE
TO BORROW
FROM HFC
evista ie.
enc F Hoseboia® p Z es friendiy Br CARNIVAL
A Northern Mkt, — Trade‘
FE 86-8660
Loan Company |~ :
““Tt's a lot like driving a car, isn't it, Pet?” 3 PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 26, 1956
- by Dick Turner
2-26
TM. Reg, U.S. Pat Of,
© 1958 by NEA Service, ma,
is
____Mortgage Loans 34
A Mortgage Problem?
your requirements” hay provers fg Ny Tt
RLTY, £0,
Eves, EM 088
LOANS~-$600 to $1,500
constructed. - yo 4 gerage OF .on
Bull “Poatise or ph 44701
Swaps 55
3 FAMILY INCOME
unit has
with
right—
city. Will take sin-
contract as part
“Eiwood Realty, FE
, vere 4 for good boat & mo-
Euiry a HOUSE FOR “56 OR
bedrm. hoysetrailer.
Lee
after
colors
of oor “finlabes’ & wanes BARNES HARDWARE.
_whet have you? MA .. SWAP §1,000 17-PT.
ute. gr| frailer'® access, for sual home; |= cottage, oF bell. “ine 42213 T E
oF sn p ai Secured : acres
eae . Evenings call OA e-2618
-L. H. BROWN, Realtor
: a Ph. PE 2-4810
SWAP NEW
‘A FOR
BB Egret motor
, Reeds t mission work
~ ‘ter equity ta SY of "HM, FE
WATER SOFTENER TO TRADE ‘for de set, or make
ba ay tr” ie ty -
WANTED Som anos
MORRT. S "MUSIC MS. Telegraph FE 2-0667
. WILL TRADE equity in your house’ or lot Pn hg
room ph brick ranch ho
Pull ment. Lux
jerome
veil. Size 1) to
. will
ot <9 $500 ave are made prom
Fates or phone HFC today.
Household Finance
Corporation 3% 8. Saginaw, 1S ,, Sea ty. Kay Bidg.
_LOANS - NITY.
NEED $25 TO $100?
SEE. SEABOARD
FE 8-9661
ea Finance Co.
gS [rine ee CO.1,
202 N. MAIN
ROCHESTER, ‘MICH,
ae 3 ori :
*e ie a fate |
FINANCE CO.
_ FE 41574 - ae
age BOA Soh yan a a 190 B, RENCE cE PRIEN LY SER ne
oF Se poe. 407M — PE 41114.
9xi2 Felt. Base Rugs $3.95
ork Wall Tile: ie mek $i.
‘MAHOGANY Finisii 7 DRAWER desk cond
STFION. Ads to sell, rent, find a
good job. FE 2-8181 is the
| Want Ad number} Sale Household Goods 57) ON A Ne ON LL LOD Pt
OAS RANGE. 3 YEARS OLD.
‘es retrigeraior goed cond.
PR ni 9 Rd.
oo preme 4 mee reg.
ey Dohune electric’ aa
ra 2b SERA now cry PE 4-3573 ron.
' | TWIN BEDRM.
the heat at the cost.
zit. Clem- i ae ae
a IN DEPT. u electric washer ...... 50
? Table ; aa cag = seisese So's
: $ te. living room set ...... $20.95
ae bed f Sia s ne its
Fy etic set... ...- 914.98 Es e chair ottoman - ae
_ ae peng! —— Bearer Soe
. & Se eee
MANY OTHER AVAILABLE WYMAN’S 18 W. Pike, ea a on sar 41122
ASTMASTER Wa te ter ingtalle: Se R.
Munro ‘Blectrie €., "1080 ae
_ Must te MI 17-0216, ©
teed. Parts & poe
SED FURNITURE.
able. OLive 1-0249.
‘agouT pc YOU WANT
THE
or
ts on
ANTIQUE RUSH -. BOTTOM
ebairs, commode, walnut marble
anves paInt-
Hensman, Keego Harbor
“APPLIANCE DISCOUNT BALE i? eonew ..... ‘rr
$148 Norge a be bed --$1tR
$129.95 Speedqueen ite
5 Norge 10 a. t. caret
jig discounts on TV & Sig, ties
a years ey y
AYNE GASERTS
121_N, Saginaw es
AUTO THO
sean electric range, ‘only ‘as
Peer’ gopiianse. a 1 Comm: merce a. EM 34
RAMANA A
, cheap
BABY BASSINETTE, $5 OR 3-402.
erating or not.
Goon R Se Saat aaron f CU.
DITION ears
DAVENPORT aig a a Om, — ee pe:
audit ‘nee & i ie $18. 42 Orchard
CONDI-
one orders please
hic 33 «(Or-
chard Lake Ave
FACTORY} REBUILT VACUUM
cleaners. AH makes, 1 wears quar-
“wf $16.95 up. Thyle Mlectri i. Johnson. FE 4-5169.
= G00D USED FURNITURE
ae 7 DD cu ft, ee
$125. MI 6-473
i_cond. $15. OL, 23-4690. ee cena’ i DRAWER DESK,
good cond. $15. OL 29-4690.
NOBI iT I t ¥ void nt odgat
t 2 ar
to mahogan soak.
ed rar: 238 oS Ti
REELEN GU CHEN OR take over ts. ins ma- : ip PE cori
ve nr tor oe <5 =". ree —
:|SiNcH SOIL PIPE,“s FT.
red | ea ve Pein pi *S are x ganas. ry :
furnace, exe:
Washer caste ear ees ceeeew ee ee
Electric range .... renee BMY
} ov of yank : “complete: $an93| Retrinsretee aaa ose 5
|" #HOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE —
361 8. Saginaw PE 20151
UrniGut D REEZE. MA
UERD Ty, TV aye. wines ae App
ances, 2 We
rat fw unre seer gage |S 8 1060 ws Hur
ve weRe =i pooe Fy 3 speeds, timed oak, $128.
ties oak corner table, $35. MA
sudomatie "yds: wees
OR 3-5064.
Westionogse ED EE RANGE,
D PAD. 12 _by_ 16.°10 By 1s’. FE 42000.
For Sale er rani 60
SAAA-1 ALUMINUM SIDING ORDER SPRING
3 hs
Keystone, Ca . Project-
_or t & sore screen.
2? BASE CABINETS, ‘PR REWCH
Sates 1 pr deluxe 1 garden
rector, sink & ¢ top com- _PE 41104.
eal ANKS WILL DE-
liver. FE oF te
SUPPLY
tach be on
~ $12.96
“FE 20233.
172 South
ATTENTION
PRE-SPRING
Our
Building materials ts complete
rae Our price: we w-—come in
TERMS- ATES SURPL. us” . UMBER Mes
Material
ic, | 5340 Highland fee *rM-50) On backer
A GRADE CAST TRON BATHTUBS. $56.50. Ist quality teliets, not B grade Complete” m = eK
ane. GA ienempenn 60 6.
A “DIRECT BUY IS
THE BEST BUY! ‘We operate our own kiln
We manufacture our own units
ESC YD
5
é x
Double hung mu Mr
Triple picture ndow,
xX 4 center 4 x 4.
oe + i ohelgpnrss
EMPIRE “SU PPI. tks Union Lake Rd. EM 3-4148
ss eos See FEN ied >
Fkivs LUMBER & ‘Material appeey
5340 Highland Ra “M-80) on} BASEBOARD HEATING SYSTEMS
srg with piping
NEED A FINANCE-
FIXER? Order Classified
BURMEISTER'S
NORTHERN |
saree eat ef
$29.95
Qx4. 2x8 per M .........,.. 00
Sette te aes te Ask for our épage "( Way price ig AD materials pe
=“. right and et = oy et ig Pay
Siegler Oil Heaters
ww
» EASY | 3-p0. colored
eee bes
Garage > Doors
may paree ts selection from
Beret we a ie estimalg.
Gas WA 95
Bathtube iret grade»: fas 3 = LIGHT MA-; *
-hogany, triple resser ® mirror,|
commode night table, repoeeee GA. Thom mattresses. 7 mos. © Moving, EITCHEN
ae
ives a
ay a Bg: ich gancee Be ™ i
+4-im
hea 21-f. eos
~
fens
noe eae
FE_2-0203
A
$35 up. nannttl your pe = 2
. Let us give |-
#499... Ww. SAOINAW ST.
~h fare
rings Taek:
NS
goods, 1947
k ME pms 7
<a HS
PON’
1488 BAL! PL Nios an CIALS |
Lawn Mowers
$49.95 up
‘ AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE
BENSON LUMBER co.
‘S ria TA ay Wol varine:
329 _8. Paddock V acaber Co. PE 20784
De It Yourself 61
FOR
RENT
Z vith with lesson. rz
BALDWIN ACROSONIC, i YR. old,call between @ & 12, PE 8-8597.
‘
organ. No have. ©. good
4-0566 BARGAINS
= Ra
including
eh Fics’ — x. Taegage on aoe
CASH WAY "| Pond. PE Daz :
i. -down
eredit.
=e
ples "to bad will be af a do’ t AF a) pay.
by Pg
UskD HAMMOND: aa ies aa Sane a
St ior Se rane Huron — St.
Huron St, FE
sPINET “OR. oy Parte white Bates Mated
— Fite 9 thet 2 idee i Prices.|- Bonasny,
For Sale
10, HEAD OF MILE Cows, aLso oo Gal, Dari Kool Milk “Ovoler.
3 Co) A * Ma elo
\, LIVESTOCK. FORREST
For Sale Poultry 74.
ba WHITE LHGRORNS. 36 BB
ABY oe
more orf wks, ahead. send
Farm Produce 75
A
SE ee een Rd ‘ort 10484
Sale Farm Equipment 76
_ Act Now I flow
PICK-UP & DELIVERY
Mave 70 pinthg equipment serviced now
HOUCHTEN x Son
Ferguson
Sand, Grave & Diet 66 |
-| __ Wanted Livestock 73
‘WANTED:
ock 72°
THIRTY _
| ae Fam Earnest 8 (few ale Car nl
~ McCulloch, Chain Saws
we Sata” cn wt
WEES one” 18 DEALER v4
Postias Ra ‘a Opdyke “ 071 Fe euis
Srooke > tg & repairs
& DECK BROOD. er like Ww $40. 2615 weer neg
tone %4 "mal Bast of Opdyke GLING SIZES
PT SP oar orien Auction Sales 77
“AUCTION, FRIDAY. FEB. AT 1g
Located 5 — “south of
shion on US. 23 i mile
¥ to 9040 keer “1
: ctor —
Fora tractor, plow & qantheator:
§-bar
egg re pmen'
Quan tity baled hay. GM ee rack. Homer 4 & bene.
las =Rasm P Bank
terms. Floyd wa. Kebri, lerk. aod.
os. Auctioneer, Ph. How-| ———
ea}
peton SAT. aypoes, |
ies ee eee Tin
hen, enue i ins bey 2 wen ls ‘Lunch
available—Free
Auction Sales © - $089 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plains
Every Wednesday 7 P.M.
Every Friday ....7 P.M
Every orgs sere Fee
‘Buy and Sell Daily
-OR S277 Door Prizes.
ELL COMPLETE HOMES,
wor edd. ts wots. MY 2-152).
BOATS AND M R COM- BINATION TO. ert peel BUDG NEW AN USED. LAY-A-WAY OR
TERMS, —
1899S. bens wy
FE : 2-8033' © Sundays
i STEEL BOAT Tv TRAILER,
after 5
TTS HERE ; A new Evinrude 50 hp.. V-4, Star-
fite.
Kelly” 8 Hardware 3994 Auburn at
Adams Auburn Hgts. FE 2-8811
~ JOHNSON MOTORS Trailers, & Accessories. ing for
(~OWENE M ARINE SUPPLIES
396 Orchard Ave. FE 2-8020
WANTED | USED SAILBOAT Call OR 37753
Transportation Offered 87
FLY 4 EN : To
California - Hawaii, $99.10
Ferry Serv : L 3 aoee
+ ys Las
INTIAC AT 2:00 p LEAVE
HIGHLAND: PARE AT $: Se p.m _CALL FE 5-3898,
CARS FOR CONNECTICUT,
snce, PE 2.3215. FE 2-5823 afte Ҥ p
Wanted Used Cars 88
"$3 OR ‘54 PONTIAC z= CASH.
For Sale Housetrailers 78
ANDERSON. 36 PT. SLEEPS).
gos “Telegraph PE 2.3200
OXFORD TRAILER
SALES
Zimmer - General
Gardner - Michigan-Arrow
Richardson - Holly .
PONTIAC CHIEF
13 ‘ELEGANT
Hutchinson Mobile Homes Sales Inc.
4 athe torts Pontiac,
: OR 3-1202 ;
TRAILER EXCHANGE
MOBILE HOMES
Anderson - Regal
Silver Dome - Palace.
3 1 WIDE LOW AS $3.005
_ aaa if wae in a 3, or 3
ie Gas
Paits and Supplies
a ie» on. "Fu 108 m bedrm
Rent Trailer Space 79
ences SPE, ae 3-2661. Pr OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR those CHEVY PICKUP. *53
— Very special, $595 full
€
who want the best. Bas ©
rate only $6.13 weekly. 2 miies
ville Rd. east of Oxford on
OA 8-3022,
PARK AT PARKHURST | Where living is a vacation—72
lovely acres meludes a private
lake with Capes os cd een
u schools Cy?
a bg le — to Foo.
sO T sales. Base rate):
$20. Phone 2-4611. MYrtie
Auto Accessories 80) '°t.!
165 =6©DODGE COSMOPOLITAN
—Continental kit. OR 3-816.
BONDED BRAKES
12.95 for most Fords, Chev., and
OODYE Contact
G ODYEAR SERVICE |: 30 S. Cass FE 5-6123 Ask for Bob air. Service Mgr.
INSTAL
FREE
Mufflers. tail ave starters, gen-
os parbarcters, and fuel
OLLERBACKS AUTO PARTS 340° ‘Geidwine ee 8-1431—FE 3.9477
SELL — EDMOND'S MANIFOLD,
bag carbs & access., for ‘49 to
Ford or Mercury. FF: 5-1 622 af-
For Sale Tires 80A
4 TRUCK T TIRES. ‘700x15, § eas, coe than 1,500 miles. mm
‘ x 1,
tax, exchange New tire aran-
tee State Tire Sales. 503 8. Sag-
tinaw FE 4-0687
| STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES traded in on Genera) Safety Tires.
Ratt Hoe cent ott. Bleck or
ED. WILLIAMS 61 8. s. Saginaw at Raeburn Don Newman. FE 45253
ARE You or
“BIG PAYMENTS”?
‘| HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A NICE RANSPORTATION SPECIAL
ae Ro =o EQUITY IN YOUR
MODEL CAR?
eran 0} MODELS
0 P.M.
0 P JEROME “Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass FE 8-0488
LD A-l PRICES FOR SCRAP & ©
cars. OR 3-6015. :
cheap . or
; Bud Shelton Motor Sales Pe Some on models.
Cor A "n. Biva. PE bees
See M& ve Motor Sales | dollar on lete model cars:
Sent Dine Hey mOR 31603},
WE BUY cae IN “ANY CONDI-
tion, PE 8-9157.
ite hee eS «| from 10 a.m, to 2 p:m, FE 5-0219.
PE 45-6079 mm
‘i the ES cash .
‘ill =» Py up or r w dowmt See
R&R MOTORS
“a3 +iRo
“AUBURN” Kite ;
USED TRUCK PA “ALL MAKES AND AGbELS
HEIOHTS MOTOR SALES 2635_Auburn Ave PE 4-6632
‘$2 CHEVY PANEL $21.72 PER
month. No m: down, assume
Turner
BECK WI LSON.
EXCELLENT
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixie Highway at M15
MApie 5-3071 Open nites till 9
‘32. CHEV, %, TON, A 1 COND.
$445. 54.
Ha&R. oe Deer oy $695. H.
Van Welt, OR 3-1365.
hed — - TON LIKE
Yo miles, cage, be Bargaig
fminghen 6-4456.
Boeu % TON Tice. A NICE
one for a an ne :
Edmore 8t., Drayton’ Plains.
i, pannel 6 PANEL, CHEAP, OL-
- one F-i00 % TON PICKUP.
excelient condition Tom Bohr
_inc, MU_ 4-5155.
32 FORD CARRIER $22 32 PER
month. No moneg. down, assume
31 FORD DUMP $7 35 PER MO. No money down assume iy ments. itac. George on,
Harold rner Ford, Li F
“50 0 FORD |F 3 ae dean ioe ; pened
‘O im
payments Contact Y Geor, e Saillion,
rod Turner Ford. Li 9-4000,
54 FORD % TON PICK-UP. $525, vith plates, Onan 31576 Pvt.
1966 TON TRACTOR. EQUIPPED to haul house coats. 4-3968
$3 —— san $300
~ 1052,
GMC 1 TON PANEL 50
LARRY JEROME ae {SRP DEALER
1956 GMC, 12FT. fs : DUMP,
~
pect “up & cash FE ¢
Auto Service 81
Shop % Hood Phone, F ee gy IN THE “ear Cy! tebored. Zuck M ee
+ Sele Motor Scooters 82) . PONTIAC’ S TRUCK CENTER
4
GMC RETAIL BRANCH
Oakland at Cass
pete: coy tae Ba Beat“
Tie CASH IN A
HURRY, sell things
- theigh Classified ‘Ads.
__For. Sale Cars 91
$6 BUICK PVT OWNER. sPE-
Subdivision -i.ocnester, Mich.
— ‘63 SPEC. SEDAN. 25,000
_1 lady owner, Std. shift. eit
‘s: All known extras.
eat is brand new, $695. FE 8-263:
‘% BUICK 4 DR HARDTOP. 4
ag Jetewane, dvynafiow, two-
bow ‘ iy $1495
& R MOTORS 724 Oakland . FE 4329
ee SS ee, | “87 Ford.
: ‘Schutz picts 912 S. ae B'ham
ake down 7
Wood- ward, siniehs.
ge ex OVER
1961 = DELUX. | or PULLY
seteen 24,000 actual m Harrington: Boat ‘Works .
.
‘2 A ee Gi Cag pie
; 1985 OLDS SUPER LIDAY
sedan, power een, power
1956 Chevrolet deluxe sedan, Stiee
1096 Ford Customline’ 4 ar.” ws BUICK, 1956
We're really shook
sitting here otmdian the. scenery
we suddenly realized -we
had three 1956 Buick Special hard-
tor 3 4
80 some on down and write your
Laren) car of value
“SCHU TZ MOTORS
FACTORY BRANCH
| BUICKS. ‘See Our Large/BUD SHELTON
Selection
fon Chev. wal Dixie Highway at Mis
Pass, nen Vel. wall .
“Where's Junior?”
Fer Sai Cae Sor Sale Care
1951 CHEVY
_ Glide. Clean. 195, FE
i986 CHEVROLET 3D!
senger. Brand pew ft ort
YSLER 4- DR.
‘ te tranemiesion. _ CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. _ BUICK a. “30 1 da full tank 57 S -Dr. .. NO : idels from 30) cense plates and a full tan
7 ee ae ECONOMY DRED CARS of gas with the sale of
22_Anbere off Seginay. FE _¢2131.
— ; AC
i ee
PHIL-
ew York. gas aliow- —
r
. BUICK :
56 R'master H’top $1895|: Radio, Heater. Dynafioew. |
Steering. (3 » DESOTO, 1957 Here is a car that’s reall red for . it's aad
BEEZERES An older = Al Sp Pog
SCHUTZ MOTORS |
‘HAUPT neue Sales, PAAR BUICK . ; = ; Pontiac
55 Super H’top ....$1495 | '31 Pontiac
* ‘Radio, Heater, Dynaflow i
—
3 pA motor- ier - of value will |
SCHUTZ MOTORS _ | BUICK
'55 Special H’top ..$
PONTIAC
RETAIL |;
_BEHIND THE POST OFFICE _ 1904 CK 4DOOR V-8, Leetonia
passer. Dynafiow, vr 9d stee:
pa.
i i) a8. our oid ep Bye eA fg North Chevro-
= i Ss Woodward,
een. MI_4-2735. a rare SUPER. +DR. SEDAN
. re ay png |
ADMASTER, — $250, thie wet M1 4-1367.
TOP, EXc.
be ge quick sale, $395.
Oakland,
wa 7 DESOTO |
3,000 on les ty oe Ra-
CHEVY.
"Areata ™, good trans. FE
_xitth beiore #30" iter PE 4a Atter FE 4-6347 4 DR, STATION
Wagon, . “all eccess., see any-
time. 190 §. Avery Rd., off Eliza-
btth Lake Rd REAL BARGAINS AT
Oxford Mtrs.
“CY” OWENS FORD
-°53 HENRY J $395
OWENS
a CHEVROLET img BUICK GDR DYNA NO money dn. at Eadie Steele Ford. = CONVERTIBLE EXCELLENT pamig 474
MILTON
SAVE Buick Stationwagon. 16,000 ac-
tual miles, Spare never on ground.
FORD, 7-DR. V4 FOM, NO
ype ag at Eddie Steele Ford.
FE 2-2566.
‘50 Ford WiLL, Tv
: LATE ‘MODEL CAR
TRADE MaAple %-1517.
ae, we |
$2.205|
"At! Schutz Motors 912 S. Woodward, B’ham
1953 FORD. Li
ABSOL| 1985 XK-140. MC convt., wi
ag -| More Than
“BH HAM
Clean Cars
Financing 6 Re:
pies. | 24 Pontiac Hydra. 4 ar.
Mazurek Motor Salts
PIKE & EAST BLVD. | |
Used Truck Parts 89A |. ag 8, 98, 4 dr. bt. full vr Se
“HURRY ly equipped. he ‘i 4-7500 eG Turner Ford. yon PE’ asses. . .
COUNTRY a.
Passeng
extras. $300 and | take one | ipay-
53 Ford
Schutz Motors 912 S. Woodward, _—
oa FORD FA wr aig Toads oR. RAM. rer A bag SELECTION OP :
‘TRADED IN ON THE ALL NEW
CHEVROLET. ‘ For Sale Trucks 90
‘35
yments. Contact Ford Lee — 55 biel
‘Specialty
Fe Ford ..$495
52 Olds . .$345}
=z |'53 Ford | 445 | “ae
‘55 Merc. $1095 |: eemnene. Power on *
‘SA Buick . $895 ewer & heater, Dyna-flo. 4dr.
'55 Merc. -$995 > ncha soomaa & heater, Monterey. ‘Chevrolet | AT enone 3G
BIRMINGHAM = Fass
GLENN'S S\; ay Bs sg Like new ......
Gpatiege o, “@00 or best pg 7063 wo
4-6551. SEATS cer ‘r2
ron ‘Cadillac _ motor
500, MY 3-5951
+DR R
money dn. at Eddie Steele Pore.
FE 2-2566
- en & CUSTOMLINE
No dow"
Lucky futo Sales
haw re dane? & See 1955 FORD PATRLANE, R&H, WW woopw 5 nat PARTS ry “SERVICE 1956
Take over payments, PE 3-9817.
FOR QUALITY
C ADILLACS
$ 995 TRADE — "38 FORD pg Neg
for pickup or weeea. OR 3-6240.
| JEROME'S |'
‘Bright Spot” cup. You r= be pont of aettine ‘a clean
Wilson eee
1955 cmmTROEE oo
55 Merc. $1095
‘56 Merc. $1295
‘99 Buick - $1095}
36 Ford $1195
56 Chev. $1095
56 Buick $1449
58 | Marc. "$2595 | Pax. Power steering & power
‘57 Merc. $1795
‘07 Linc, $3100) *
‘Sd Stude, $495] ‘52 Ford . $295}
'54 Chev. $495
FROST,
samen yea, ata SOs oa Woodward
ASPECIALS | ROLET ¥-8. BEL = 2
w
_Mmileage Price $1150. O
~ NO A MONEY DOWN
3140 W : Mile W. wie Hur. an
Roger’s Sales & Service es CHEVY Moe Se ‘36 pt ong gh Hardtop «
1958 CHEVROLE T ¢DR ae x. RH.
ck Say Hardtop
a by sro |
’57 Ford 2-Dr. V-8 ory & ivory, R&H, low "
CE een ee aepeee saan $1377 | 55
’55 Plymouth Savoy 3 dr, 3 rey, R&H; 1/°
owner, Hg A ea only $747/*
'54 Dodge’ V-8 | , auto, transmission, R&H
steering, tin! glares,
sparkling chrome & shiny
49 Dest 2- Dr. “46 CHEVY, R & Hi. pe TRANS,
— FE 4-2912 after 2 p
UTE, EV
LAKE ORION, MICH. MY 2-2411.
| epee
Motor
9,500, milés, sell or dee oe nd older pP
$1 CADILLAC. . R&H. Hydra. Many
“$3 HUDSON ; 4 dr — Raging be
‘33 BU 1CK i SEECIAL
54 PONTIAC. ‘58 Edsel Citation 4 ar.
convertibie
ne 500 "56 Buick 2 dr mM hiviers : 5
Gry Monterey H PLUS 2% OTHER PINE CARs To
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to Combat Recession
With Faith
PATERSON, N.J, Wi — A pro-
posal by newspaper publisher
.|Harry B. Haines to help combat} ©
the recession with a “Believe in| 7
America” campaign has drawn) ©
favorable comment from the gov-
New Jersey’s senators,
Haines, publisher of the Pater-
son Evening News, outlined his
{plan to halt the business slump
‘jin a front-page article in yester-
day's edition. The article ap-
pedred under an_ eight-column
headline that declared: “America
is now in the throes of a psycho-
somatic slump.”
Hanes dispatched telegrams to
_ |the governors of all 48 states and |i, letters to congressional leaders
urging them to proclaim a “Be-
lieve in America Wee
-- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column ate subject to change without notice.
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00 (7) Mr, Danger.
(9). Popeye.
(4) News: Williams
(2) Racket Squad,
6:15 (4) Weather: Eliot.
6:20 »@ Box Four. ———__—_—_——_
6:30 (7) Topper. Comedy.
(9) Charter Boat.
ture: Forest Tucker.
(4) Soldier of Fortune.
(2) News: LeGoff.
6:40" (2) News: Edwards. Adven-
10:00
7:10 (1) Sports.
us (1) News:. Daly.
7:30 (7%) Disneyland. Frontierland pears in “The Woman at
High Hollow.”
(2) Millionaire. Drama:|
High school principal uses
million dollar gift to battle
teenage terrorism,
{7) Betty White Show. Com-
edy: i
Irene Ryan.
(9) Theater (cont.)
(4) Theater (cont.)
(2) I've Got a Secret.
(7) Boxing. Lightweights
Joe Brown, Orlando Echev-
arria in 10-round bout in
Havana, Cuba.
(9) Theater (cont.)
(4) This Is Your Life.
(2) Steel Hour. Bitter in-
valid plots blackmail ‘in
“Walk With a Stranger.” EA
Begley stars.
(7) Boxing (cont.)
(9) Theater (cont.)
(4) Pro basketball. Detroit
vs. Boston, (4) Amos. ’n’ Andy.
(7) Our Friend Harry.
9:40 (9) Billboard.
9:45 , (9) Nursery School Time.
10:00 (2) Garry Moore.
(4)-Deugh Re Mi
(9) Movie. ==
\10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey.
(4) Treasure Hunt.
11:00 (4) Price Is Right.
11:25 (7) News.
| 42:30 42) Dotto. (4) Truth or Con8equences.
(7) Robin and Ricky.
(9) Howdy Doody.
11:45 (7) Noontime Comics.
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON
12:00 (2) Hotel Cosmopolitan.
{# Tie Tac Dough.
10:45 (7) Sports. . 7
Part 4, “The Land of Ene- ; (9> Maggie Muggins.
mies.” 11:00 (7) Soupy'’s On.
(9) Million Dollar Movie (9) National News, 12:15 (2) Love of Life.
Rooney, “‘Life Be- (4) News, * (9) Hobby. Corner
gins for Andy Hardy.” ('41)}-~ (2) News: LeGoff. ,
(4) Wagon Train. Western 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow.
Indian seeks revenge against/11:15 (9) Weather. (4) It Could Be You.
brutality of his white fa- (4) Weather, (7) Stu Erwin.
ther. Guest stars Kathleen (2) Weather. (9) Fun With Food.
slow Stevens join Ward] 11:20 (9) Starlight Theater.|12:45 (2) Guiding Light.
Bond, Robert Horton. Drama: Michael Redgrave,
(2) L Love Lucy, Comedy: “The Years Between.” (’47)|1:00 (2) Susie.
Apartment deal leaves Lucy, (4) Sports: Parker. (4) Movie.
Ricky homeless. . (2) Sports, ~ | (7) My Little Margie.
. E (9) Movie. ~
8:00 (7) Disney (cont.) 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater.
(9) Movie (cont.) Barbara Stanwyck, “Red|1:30 (2) As the World Turns.
(4) Train (cont.) Salute.” (°35) (7) Topper.
(2) Big Record. Tony Ben- é
nett, Tommy. Sands, Eileen) 11:30.(7) Night Court. 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks.
Barton, Ted Lewis, Some- (9) Theater (cont.) (7) Lady of Charm.
. thin’ Smith and Redheads, (4) Jack Paar.
vocalists the Silhouettes, (2) Nightwatch (cont.) 2:25 (4) Faye Elizabeth.
8:30 (7) Tombstone Terr. West- 2:30 (2) House Party.
ern: Gunslingers try to use THURSDAY MORNING (4) Kitty Foyle.
sheriff. :
(9) Movie (cont.) 6:56 (2) Meditations. - 2:35 (9) Theater 15
(4) Father Knows Best.’
Comedy: Bud turns the ta-6:55 (2) On the Farm Front. 2:50 (9) News.
bles on Betty when she, :
— him for bad man-|7:00 (2) TV College. 3:00 (2) My Hero,
(4) Today. (4) (color) Matinee Theater.;
(2) (@) Record (cont.) : (2 American Bandstand.
; 7:30 (2) Cartoon Frolic. - &) Favorite Story.
9:00 (7) Ozzie, Harriet. Comedy: |):
Ozzie plans ‘to revive band|g:90 (2) Captain, Kangaroo. $:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours.
concert at the men’s club. (7) Cartoon Carnival. _ (7) Do You Trust Your Wife.
(9) Theater.” Comedy: ae: (9) Movie.
“Marx Brothers atthe Cir-|g:3@ (7) Big Show.
cus,” (39) ‘ 4:00 (2) Brighter’ Day.
(4) TV Theater (color).|8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) Queen for a Day.
Gene Nelson, Skip Homeier, (7) American Bandstand.
Susan Oliver, Estelle Win-|9:00 (4) Romper Room.
wood in mystery. : : 4:15 (2) Secret Storm.
Neighbor hears nagging|9:26 (2) News, Weather .
woman diveaieatie kd : 4:30 (©) Edge of Night.
her husband who later disap-|9:30 (2) Ladies Day. (9) Laff Time. .
acnose i :45 (4) Modern Romances.
Bootes {5:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. \
pond i j hel (4) I Married Joan = * Ga aa (7) Woody Woodpecker
0 ond Little - (9) Looney Tunes.
» ents mi |5:30 (2) Beat the Clock. 4 Musical ‘ S Mr, and Mrs. North.
ta feces a ) Mickey Mouse Club. is tters 16 poe to } _9% Serial Theater,
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23-29, Haines said such an observ-
ance would translate ‘into tangi-
faith of our founding fathers and
our people since the United States
greatest co on earth.”
Maryland's
Keldin, a Republican, said he
‘heartily endorsed’’ Haines’ pro-
posal. He addeq that he had re-
fused last weék to join with Il
other governors in “what I con-
sider a scare campaign that could
create panic.”
The people of Maryland, he
said, join no fear-laden
sent a telegram to
| President Eisenhower outlining a
|six-point program for halting the
recession,
‘Peyton Place’
Author Granted
Alabama Divorce
the
‘Christopher Michael, 10, and
| Metalius children, Marshal,
Cynthia, 7.
Bob Hope Russia-Bound
for Film-Showing
NEW YORK @® — Bob Hope is
off for the Soviet Union, where he
says he wants to film one or two
television shows. 2
The comedian left by plane yes-
terday for London en route to
Moscow.
He did not: have a Soviet visa
but said he expected to obtain the
inecessary clearance after reach- _jing England.
| Hope said he wanted to attend)
;a screening of one of his films in|
| Moscow March 4, arranged as a
icultural exhange program.
Linda Darnell’s Spouse -
in Los Angeles Hospital
bladder attack in Honolulu. °
Merle Roy (Robbie) Robertson,
40, and Miss Darnell arrived by
plane last night. They were va-
cationing in Honolulu when he
became ill last Friday, an air line
spokesman said. ernors of four states and both of} 1
Suggesting the week of March
ble action the inherent, abiding}.
came into being—that this is the)
Theodore Mc-|.
14,
Sal By EARL
joying enormous praise here
Smile”).
days, you can
in you so you
I had often
it took Maria
its woh.
*
“But I do not consider ad isa
THE MIDNIGHT EARL ... .
Vietor Borge, nipped him with
~ RCA-Victor worked all night
That's earl, brother. *
“The husband and wife do not go out together during ‘fasch-
ing’ Miss Schell explained further.
Kathy Barr’s album—the first was too séxy .
walked out on “Design for Living” in Palm Beach .
Vanderbilt's mother is ailing at Johns Hopkins . _ Perle “Mesta’ s
giving a congratulatory dinner for Aly Khan, Pakistan's new
'.|U.N. ambassador.
EARL’S PEARLS: By the time you can write your own ticket,
_jyou're too tired to go.—Ivern Boyett. ‘How Is It ‘Fasching’
Is Overlooked Here?
WILSON
NEW YORK—Maria Schell, the Swiss-German actress, is en-
just now for “The Brothers
Karamazov’—but if you don’t mind, she’s missing very much
pelle this week in Munich. —
; That's a feast period when husbands and
wives often forget they’re married, have ex-
tended flirtations—and are always forgiven! Duf
by their mates.
“You flirf and during this perid it is not
considered wrong,” says Maria (“The Golden
“They consider that in the three
get rid of all the evil that is
can be good for 40 days.”
heard of that “fasching,” but
to explain that it is kind of
’ a Hallowe’en costume-affair with women per-
mitted to wear masks so they can mislead. the men they
*
Babylon “of sin,” vm said. “You
are the wortian with a miask
on and you recognize a man
and go up to him and tease
' him about a girl you know he
is seeing. He says, ‘WHO ARE
YOU?’ Or you say to him,
‘What were you doing last
Thursday night?’ The more you
know about him, the more fun
you have.”
Maria—born in Switzerland
now living in Munich—said
that her grandmother once
told her grandpa she didn’t feel
well and wouldn't go to the
“fasching” ball.
“But after he went, she put
on her mask and went, too.
und eve ——Shetfollowed him around every-|
where asking him embarrassing questions, but he never found
out who was ‘that girl’ he was flirting with.
x * *
“Sometimes a man flirts all evening with somebody in-
triguing and finds out when the masks come off that it’s an
old woman. One man. got so flirty with a young girl in a mask
that the girl finally said, ‘Now, Daddy, that’s enough!’”
Maria was pretty surprised that a big progressive country
like ours doesn’t have “fasching,” and asked why. I told her
the truth—our wives won't let us
Milton Berle’s appearance gave the Kraft TV theater its
highest Trendex in three years, a 23.8. (But the oppsition,
a@ 24.1).
putting a ‘new cover photo on
( Copyright, 1958) . Zsa Zsa Gabor
. Gloria
Pp will Not Return i= nit a
itals
to Video Battle =
One Experience in ‘53
Convinced Him He Isn't
Visual Comedian
By ERSKINE JOHNSON
HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — “Hello, |
Duffy's Tavern. No, Duffy ain't}
here, This is Archie speaking’.”’
* * *
Remember? From 1939 until!
1952, “Duffy's Tavern” and Ed
Gardner as Archie were a national
radio habit.
But after 39 telefilms of
“Duffy's Tavern” in 1953, Ed
Gardner quit and went to watch-
ing the stock market between
rounds of golf. |
But old favorites never die, ma
they say, and today Duffy's
Tavern, with Ed back on the
ness again on. NBC radio in a tab
version.
* * *
. The voice of Archie, minus the
phone as Archie, is open wor busi-
watches and gasoline in Tv and |
radio commercials,
NEEDS THE Acti VITY No
It’s not that Ed Gardner needs
the loot. It’s just that he needs the
activity “‘to avoid becoming such
a good golfer that no one except
'}Ben Hogan will play with me,”
he says.
* * + :
He’s even “kicking around” a
TV idea, “Inside McManus,”
“I'm just not a visual come-
dian, I agreed to 39 telefilms of
‘Dufty’s Tavern’ because I was
assured I wouldn’t have to worry
about the producing ‘or the writ-
WASHINGTON — If size de
termined history, little Kusaie in
the southwest ‘Pacific would have
her girthood there as the daughter
(at MOTOR MART) — eee
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we
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in tropical loveliness. With ‘its
green forested hills and white
beaches framed by coconut palms
dnd dark mangroves, it is atypical
scene of South Sea romantic fiction.
we © a2 ©.
The Carolines and Kusaie were
used by Japan in World War II
for air and naval bases in Pacific
the Ameri- and bypassed—during
‘ieans’ island-hopping campaign on
' ithe way to Tokyo.
Finally, in 1947, the United States)
,|became the fourth power to control,
Kusaie, as part of a huge United
Nations Trust Territory that i-
‘cludes the Mariana, Marshall and
Caroline Islands.
* *
Kusaie’s people today number
about 2,000. They receive Ameri-
can aid in education, health and
economic development. oe : operations. Kusaie was bombed—|
and order him to shave it off.
* * *
“And that,” says Ed,
be the end of Chaplin on TV.” “would | €
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Samovar VODKA _ of .17-Year-Old Girl -
PALO ALTO, Calif. (INS) — A
19-year-old Stanford University
student walked into.the Palo Alto
Police Station last night and con-
fessed to the killing of a 17-year-
old high school girl on an “urge.”
Thomas Wallace Cordry III, the
son of a San Francisco insurance
consultant firm executive, calmly
told the desk sergeant:
“I killed a girl — she’s out in
* bd *
The stunned sergeant and other
police officers found the body of
Deena Bonn in Cordry’s blood-
spattered 1957 convertible, a .22
caliber: bullet wound in her right
tempie.
Cordry related that he bought
the rifle with the intention of
“Sun eon ee picking up a girl — any girl —
and raping her before killing and
| leaving her body in the hills.
{4 KARAT GOLD The fraternity (Alpha Sigma Phi
Matched
tim all afternoon, but did not find
one and returned to his home in
Palo Alto.
Then, the youth said, he thought
of Deena who lived across the
street. and whom he had dated in
ithe past. .
Cordry said he lured the Palo
| Alto high school girl by telling
her he was going on a train trip
and asked that she xccompany
him te the. station.
She agreed but after they left in
Cordry’s car he headed for the i |
t \ i of Clarkston needs more selected yesterday: which, begin-
ning next Tuesday, will delve into
the matter of whether the Village
off-street proceedings to
parking. : As required by statute, - both * : - _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDA
Court Judge George B. Hartrick.. before Oakland County Circuit
If the 12-person panel, based on
arguments to be presented by
Attorneys Milton F. Cooney -and
Milton F. Henry, says there is a
need for more parking space, its
next move will be to determine: a
fair and reasonable price for land,
presently occupied by the Caribou
Inn.
Cooney, village attorney, was
authorized by the council in De-
3 Union Heads |
Plan Meeting Bradley, Hoffa, Lewis
Confab Could Presage
2nd Labor Bloc
MIAMI, Fila. ®#—Heads of three
of the nation’s largest independent
labor unions will hold a strategic
“friendship meeting’ here this
week, it was reported Tuesday. Members
William V, Bradley, president of |team are: nald
the International Longshoremen’s|629 De Sota Place; Sgt. 1. C. Gl
Assn., said that James R. Hoffa,!A. Simpson, of 113 Osceola Dr-.;
head of the Teamsters Union, and|Specialist 3. C. Elmer E, Clay-
John L. Lewis, president of the comb, of Lake Orion; Sgt. Roger L.
United Mine Workers, are expected|Frentheway, of Oxford; and Lt.
here Thursday as “guests of the/Robert G. Garland and Pfc. Pat-
ILA.” rick A. LaBelle, both of Maunt
s : Clemens. ‘ The Teamsters Union was , ;
tossed out of the AFL-CIO earlier |, 7? Win, the regimental title the this year, The Mine Workers tallies” é
have been in and out of both |liom champions trom Company G, in Lapeer, and a heavy mortar the AFL and ClO but have re- |; ;
mained independent of the com- Company from Howell, besides the
bined labor federation, team from Alpena. . Pontiac's National Guard unit,
Company M, was officially notified
today that its rifle team has won
first place in the 125th Infantry
Regiment competition.
The six-man sharpshooting team,
won the honor narrowly edging the
Company B team from Alpena
by 12 points, in a recent match.
GRUDGE MATCH
It was a big victory for the team,
since the match was what could be
termed a friend!y “grudge” match.
jIn the same event last year, Com-
jpany B edged the Pontiac outfit
lfor top spot.
The local marksment scored
campus instead.
He shot her and drove toward)
ling her body there. the hills where he intended to vio-)Miami meeting may be the begin-
late his dead victim before dump-|ning of a movement that could
7 ilead to formation of a second big
But after the killing, the youth! Jabor bloc. | One official hinted that the - ed of They won the right to partici-
pate in this event by outscoring | City National Guard Unit
Wins Rifle Competition
,on
available this morning.
also was taken to the hospital.
all other teams in the 3rd Battalion Troy police were called at 3:55
at a meet early this year in Port'a.m. Huron, There they scored 1,250 ‘out
of a possible 1,500 points.
* * *
Now they are looking forward
to the 46th Division championship
match. The team will fire against
10 other teams from various regi-
ments, anti-aircraft, tank, field
artillery, engineer, and headquar-
ters battalions throughout the state.
No date has been announced yet
for the event. The winners of this
match will eventually be entered
in the Fifth Army area champion-
ships composed of crack teams
from 13 Midwestern states,
Man Seriously Hurt ing Township Planning - Advisory
Board, she is the eighth candidate) ¢ (Call Jury in Parking Issue Ns "20m CLARKSTON,— A jury was cember to initiate condemnation,sides struck six: potential jurors
the ‘proper-|yesterday from a list of 24 select-
ty owned by Ernie Felice. Henry|ed by the county sheriff. Next
is representing Felice in the court/Tuesday the hearing will resume Seeking Election — SOUTHFIEL D —Mrs. Jean
McDonnell, 48, of 19860 W, 12-Mile
Rd., became’ the first
woman to enter the Southfield City
to file petition for a seat on the
new council.
The election will take place April
Mrs. McConnell and her husband
Wayne, have lived in the town-
ship since 1933. She has been an
administrative assistant for a na-
Dairy Farmers Fight
Cyts in Price Supports
DETROIT @ — A joint protest against proposed cuts-in federal
price supports on dairy products
has been issued by delegates
representing 55,000 dairy farmers
in five Midwestern states.
in Troy Smashup [NET ED
TROY — A Detroit man was
reported seriously injured early}
this morning when a car in which |
he was riding went off the road SHIRT
Distributors
DowntoWn and at Tel-Huron and struck a concrete water tank
Dequindre road a_ half-mile
north of 15-Mile Road.
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Eugene C. Schemanske, 28, of
7622 Robinwood, Detroit, was
taken to St.- Joseph Mercy Hospi-
tal, Pontiac. Information as to the
extent of his injuries was not
* * *°
The car was driven by Herbert
L. Stock, 30, of Gary, Ind., who
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