3 ; : ‘ A { . The Weather U.S. Weather Bureau Forecast En eet: - ae ke & * i bw “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. MARCH : Ea 00 <6 PAGES Zé avisburg Kills E History's Greatest Charity: Says istaane: Cold From Start Suspended Police Chief first time in December of pagtment problems. as he shook hands with me,” Straley saw storm clouds on the horizon when he met George D. Eastman. The two men came face-to-face for the man was in the city as a consultant of _ the Public Administration Service of Chi- cago, which was investigating Police De- “He didn’t even bother to stand up. = Civil Service Comamistion last night. Father, Forgive Them; for They Know Not What They Do morning. |Teach a high today between 36 and Soviets Fishing ~ for New Trouble? Break No lows but WASHINGTON (AP) — Britain, 50 Trawlers Off Alaska’ France and West Germany were | poaathiy to be knqwn as a council, tional negotiations, the Soviet Un-| Stir Protests ~~ (reported JUNEAU, Alaska @—A foray by touched off protests up and down'* the north Pacific Coast today. The presence of the, Soviet flotil-' la in a region wheré they have, ° never appeared before was viewed) as an extension of the economic. cold war. The objections, however vo- ciferous, may be futile because Report Allies Favor U.S. Plan for Germany favorable to-| reported. generally ion and the. Western |day to a U.S, master plan for ne-'tives from the traditional 15 Ger-'work out detailed fotiations with the Soviet Union'man laender (states) of on the future of Germany. a big Soviet fishing fleet into! The aim of the plan is to achieve | ulation of 52 million and 5 if East waters. off Alaska's Bristol Bay |the unification of West Germany Germany with its population of and Communist East Germany in stages over a period of years. This would begin with. creation of a loose federation and end with the conclusion of a Ger- man peace treaty. Limitations on forces in Central |Europe and an end to the division, of Berlin also are envisioned as) the plan progressed. Snowstorm Vote Could Be Sneaks Into. Michigan An early . spring snowstorm leaught the state off guard last) night, with roads in the southern Phalf of the Lower Peninsula gener- ally snow-covered and slippery ~ The Pontiac area had some snow following a heavy rain but traffic was not materially impeded, police | said. The weather forecast calls for colder temperatures in Pontiac to- night with the low tonight between 26 and 32 degrees. The mercury is expected to 42. Tomorrow's weather is expect- ed to be cool and fair with & high of 40-46, Muskegon was all but paralyzed by the snew. Sections of the port city were without power for several hours as the wet snow downed Test for Straley Police Chief Herbert W, loomed today as the hearing on 'Straley’s suspension threatened to ;many progressively closer togeth-|would be brought into being by since the end of World War II. utility lines and stalled traffic. Unofficially, about eight inches of snow fell in the area, includ- ing Grand Rapids and Rockford. x * * The storm -was described by some old-timers in Muskegon as one of the worst March storms in memory. A Consumers Power Co. spokes- man estimated that 2,000 homes ‘in the Grand Rapids area were without power last night. 4 Telephone lines were knocked down in many areas, including Paw Paw and Jackson, Winds of up to 45 miles an hour buffeted the state. Other hard- hit cities were Saginaw and Ro- meo, which had five inches of A temporary all-German group,; Meanwhile in further interna- iwould be created by powers would arrangements AD for the limitation and eventual re- Fe peed aa and withdrawal of foreign on German territory. In ad- dition there would be limitations 17 million. lon native military power in Ger- The new all-German group, many, Poland, Czechoslovakia— jwould have only limited powers/@nd possibly Hungary. |and functions. Its main task would) x *e®& * be to pull the two sides of Ger-| An all - German government lare in West Germany er and to ease the shock of social, free elections throughout Ger- | political and economic adjustment;many after a period of several ‘created by changing the conditions year’s. which have existed in saad A peace treaty establishing commissioners in the past few the upwards of 50 trawlers and auxiliary vessels are clustered in international waters where ships of all nations have free access. But the fact the Soviets aren't violating any international law didn't diminish the chorus of con- cern. At Vancouver, B. C. the inde-| pendent United Fishermen and Al- lied Workers Union called on the mee Canadian government to ask the U.S.S.R. to hold back its traw-. Jers. One thing that makes presence of the Soviets particularly galling : fo Alaskans is the fact that Bristol Bay, once America's greatest red salmon fishery, has been ordered closed to U. S. fishermen this year because of declining runs. — The foreign ministers of Britain) ‘and France are to discuss the pro- gram- with Acting Secretary of State Christian Herter here next Tuesday. 10TH YEAR FOR NATO West German representatives will join the talks Wednesday in advance of broader discussions among foreign ministers of all the North Atlantic Treaty powers meeting Thursday for a NATO 10th anniversary session. * * ® The preliminary discussions are | pointed tqward an East-West for- eign ministers meeting in Geneva May 11 and a later sufnmit’ con- ference, as proposed to the Soviet Union by the. Western powers Thursday. _ Do It. fs an open question whether the U. 8. 8S. BR. would be interest- ed in any part of the U, S. plan or in any other which the West- ern powers might suggest. — Some officials say there is at least a slight possibility Soviet! land News will raise its priee to Premier Nikita Khrushchev may 10 cents a-copy starting Monday, |be seriously interested in negotiat- the newspaper said today. The ing an acceptable German settle- boost matches the three-cent hike ment. the Cleveland Press announced! Others. say that. whether or not yesterday. Khrushchev is interested, the Weekly home deliveries will be' Western powers must go into the upped from 42 cents to 50 cents. [negotiations with the Soviets. pre- The newspaper cited rising costs|pared to put on the table a set of fn labor and newsprint for the price |reasonable proposals which would increase. | dramatically demonstrate the 2 Cleveland Papers Hike | Price to 10 Cents a Copy | CLEVELAND «®% — The eas (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Circus Lion Roams Loose: Possum Battles Policemen . read 40 at 2 p.m, NEW YORK. (AP) — Peanuts, pink popcorn—and a lion on the loose. ‘The latter was inadvertently served up to about 2,000 persons attending a dress rehearsal Thursday night of the Ringling Bros. -Barnum and:Bailey Circus at Madison”Square Garden. Putting on an impromptu, and terrifying, act for about 10 minutes was Ponto, heavily maned, 800-pound “lion, said to be one of the largest~6f his species in cap- tivity. He was finally recaptured in the lobby. No one was in- jured. Ponto broke through a door of his cage and started roaming around the big arena* mite a tiger and lion ‘act | was in progress. * * * Temporarily king of all he surveyed, he leaped over the arena rail into a section of seats—which luckily, happened to be sparsely populated. Some spectators stood their ground, not knowing what else to-do. Others scattered. Hans Naumann, the lion’s trainer, dashed after Ponto with whip, chair and pistol. Ponto headed for the lobby. It immediately emptied. ° Apparently the huge beast was following the scent to snow on the ground. The Flint area had a mixture of rain, sleet and snow overnight with wind gusts up to 30 m.p.h. In Grand Rapids officials said rising temperatures today would clear away most of the snow. The jowest recorded temperature in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 29. The thermometer * * Imaslike scene, ‘ : extensive storm area, expected to move to the \middle Spring Snow, Cold Smother Plains, Midwest By The Associated Press agreed that the issue has to stay on the ballot, printed—the Civil Service repeal question is local proposition num- ber one. Some absentee voters have}, already cast their balipts.’’ itwo possibilities: over by the time voters go to the polls April 6. civil service. Straley Got Bad Ist Impression By MAX E. SIMON Herbert W. the man with me.” The Commission is holding a hearing into removal chargés ‘against Straley, 1957. East- he hired as implement the PAS report. The PAS report was highly evitica? of Straley’ s administration. The chief denied he had not cooper: Straley told x * * Civil Service Issue May Try Popularity of Suspended Chief By PETE LOCHBILER | The April 6 vote on Civil Service could turn out to be a test of the popularity of suspended Pontiac Straley. This unexpected tyrn of events drag on into the month of April. As the time element became erucial, cfty commissioners were ‘advised that the issue to repeal Civi Service must go to the voters, whether the Straley hear- ing is finished or not. “I know of no legal machinery which would authorize. the City Commission to take the issue off the ballot at this late date,’ said City Attorney William A. Ewart. Fwart has seen protracting the hearing past April 6 as a possible tactic on the part of Straley’s defense, ¢ EE ee apron: on Straley's counsel, Clarence L. Smith, continuéd to deny this, promising again: last night that the hearing would be over before then. : Mayor Philip E. Rowston de- clared that the possibility of re- moving the issue from the ballot had been brought up among city days. = “However, it has not been giv: em any serious consideration by us, and it’s my opinion that we couldn't do it,’’ Rowston said. City Clerk Ada R. Evans “The ballots have already been The city’s worries are based on 1. The Straley hearing’ won't be 2> Despite this, voters will repeal The resultant situation would (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) “This left a very bad impression of the suspended Feb. Walter K. Willman. Willman filed charges against Straley that were drawn up by Eastman, whom 1957, Straley said he saw Chapman talking to a second man (East- man) ‘in the PAS investigator’s,of- fice, ; INTRODUCED HIMSELF but I did wonder if this was the second man,” Straley said. wanted and left,” Straley testified. terviewed Straley in the chief's office for 25 minutes, Straley said. g 2 9 by City Manager public safety director to ‘|ated with Samuel G. Chap- man, a PAS investigator ho authored the controversial re-| = port. COMPLETE ‘FREEDOM Chapman was given an office, introduced to everyone in the de- partment, and had complete free- dom to roam about the station, Straley said. “Three or four times a week I'd look in on him and ask: ‘How're you getting along, Sam?’ gad “Is there anything I can do to help you?’ ” Straley admitted he failed to keep one appointment with Chap- man, but said it was because of of police chiefs he couldn't leave in — * * “J telephoned back, ” Straley said. “I wasn't ‘aware he was disturbed until I heard -his testi- many at this hearing.” One thing “bothering” him, the chief said, was that the city’s contract with PAS called for two men to aed the department. | * * “Chapman was only 28 and a gek” \ 2~ Senir mde! experience in Jaw enforcement) work to arrive. “; tasdah mad ~ We ded I think, was Charles James — finally arrived and I was greatly Then, one day in December of “I didn’t bother to ask about it, “Since they didn’t see me that day, the next morning I went in and introduced myself.” “I got the feeling that I wasn’t x* * * A few days later Eastman in- “He was lacking in any sense of cordiality and the interview was conducted in a cool, un- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Father of Two, Special Deputy Are Victims Accident Occurred at Eagle Lake Crossing Last Night A father of two and a spe- cial deputy of the Oakland County Sheriff's Dept. were killed instantly yesterday evening when their car was struck by a passenger train near Davisburg. dey Pontiac State Police iden- tified the victims as Eugéne | L. Kirchmeyer, 41, of 661 Broadway St., Davisburg, and Donald J.. Cummings, 20, of 4721 Maycrest St., ae — * today still at- tempting to de- termine who was driving the auto. There were no witnesses. The crossing was marked, ‘but there were no blinkers or bell sig- aie police said. x «+ ‘Md ‘eid a hn Sate Milo Beird, 63, of Vernon, told troopers the train was moving west at about 50 m.p.h? “Suddenly the car just drove out onto the tracks in front of me,” he said. The impact threw the auto 150 feet down the tracks, rolled it over an ee ROUSE: OAR: WERE: AGP had bana Cold weather again moved inte the plains and the Midwest. : The early spring snow carpet gave the northern areas a Christ- two days before Easter. Northeasterly winds of 20 to 30 m. p. kh. whipped the snow into drifts as the storm lashed areas in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan Thursday and to- day. -Driving conditions were hazard- ous. ; Nearly a foot of snow was on the ground in La Crosse, Wis. The centered early this morning in Indiana, was Atlantic coastal region by tonight. willingness of the Western powers to make agreements with the So- WASHINGTON (UPI) — The nuclear-powered submarine Skate had made a second trip under the North Polar ice cap, it was learned today: Defense sources said the trip demonstrated ability to poke holes in the Arctic Sea ice, Spe- cial devices apparently were carried for the experiment. A Woman’s Privilege Babe Ruth ....... bqeaeeeee 24 Comics ....... spescceccess CHICAGO (UPI)—It was a| County News ..,........+. 8-9 / woman’s. prerogative, and Mrs. | Editorials ........ Stree 6 Ann Sirkin exercised Lit—eight | Farm & Garden .......... 0 i. times Mrs, Sirkin, 45, filed for | High School ............., 19 divorce and changed her mind | Markets ..........¢skcs0005 20 eight times in 22 years of mar- | Obituaries. ......../......3 13 riage. Yesterday she got a sev-| Sports ........c.scce0s05 2827 erance degree on her ninth try. Theaters ....;.... . 20-21 TV & Radio Programs ... 35 Anges Campbell Tax Accountant, In- Wilson, Earl ............... at Tax, Open Eves. FE 2-361, 995 W. , ; 5 é viet Union on fair terms. now been’ worked out would begin the merger process by increasing direct contacts between East and West Germany practical ways in such fields as commerce and travel. CLLOL LEE ILE LEE SRE G In Today. s Press : * *® & The detailed program which has in all sorts of4 Womeh’s Pages wade? ace 14-17 other animals in the basement menagerie. He vainly tried to tear down the locked door to the basement. Frustrated, he tried to climb onto a telephone booth in the lobby. Men with an aerialist’s net’ cornered him there. * * * Four westbound Chicago, Bur- lington & Quincy Railroad trains, with 450 passengers, were halted in the western Nebraska-northeast SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—A mama possum who want- oe ages “oe « region ed to have her litter in privacy. gave police fits Thursday em - _— — = and nearly wrecked a squad car.” =. - Police got a call about a “férocious wild animal” ‘in a backyard. A railroad spokesman said the tracks have been cleared of snow and the trains were halted as a “safety precaution. The blizzard was the third this month for parts of the West and Midwest and was termed one of the worst in five years in eastern Colorado and southern Wyoming. It left parts of Nebraska under as much as 20 to 25 inches of] snow. "x ok Patrolman H. Carpenter and other officers arrived to find the trouble multiplying. Mama poenan’ was giving birth. She showed her. teeth. ' Officers chased her into a garage and managed to scoop her into a garbage can, babies and all. The offi-_ cers put the lid on the can and patrolman K. Thuleen and Carpenter started off to the zoo. . Then mama possum flipped the. lid and crashed out, seeking revenge. Thuleen stopped the car. They finally got mama back in-the can. When they got to the zoo, the officers turned the can and its. contents over to workers and eee returned to a Theed F, Haghes, Merit meds coping with crime. Term Yes oe Cee ee A - h i i ! t . Inventory Reduction Gale All Books % off t om oa Book Shop « Lawrence, Bt. services t : F \ Yf ~- i , ee Pe en ne a eee oe ee ee ee a ee ae eee ee ee eT ee a ee ee aera HOLD GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES — Thou- sands of Pontiac residents were taking time out from their jobs and daily activities from noon to 3.p.m, today to attend traditional Good Friday commemorating Christ's Crucifixion # Oneal iia eeepc Hut a 43 fe __ BIRMINGHAM GLOBETROTTERS — Brothers Tod and Rich- , - Fentioa Fram Faete 10 . 5 ts ard Williams Jr., of 1023 Yarmouth Rd., Birmingham, are typical © foreign passports for visits to Europe this summer. Helping Tod ©. AW SMB & bo Thy ol of many high school and college-age students in Oakland County _ (left) and Richard fill out their passport applications is Mrs. Vin- ington. It sted you apply a who are flocking to the Oakland County Clerk's office to apply for ~ cent §. Dennen, the clerk who supervises passport applications. month ahead, -however, ee ae Lenten Guideposts ; 7. A previously: istued Passpart ’ ‘ _lexpires after two years unless re- ; . : - |two years your May Test Straley To Seek Help Takes Courage fier tmmitenie : ¥. and Se ee ee : ) : Department State; Washington, Coane cnee ne charges|®Y ANNE; AN UNWED MOTHER| Mrs. Gould was a tall, pretty, “The first to worry about ts | D.C. ; sar tha lvl Serve As Told to Sidney Fields grey-haired woman, and her eyes| yourself,” Mrs. Gould said, “You | 8. Know your immediate family - had n- over| When 1 1 i cee tak to [Seemed to say: “There's nothing| can’t stay at home, or go to the /history for you will be asked ques- : He |. peatietion © slegeaiaby neg Wt glam Poo ‘ local hospital. But you can be |tions on your mother -end father, ' commie: |tailes away. We were not mar-| Sve told ‘me that for 40 years| safe and re ’ id ud ; - it. the oe ~, |ried. the Youth Consultation Service had] ur shelter.” =» “Please emphasize also,” Ann poartnrerait i roscltnees Ae My namie is Anne; Iam 20. My|Peem helping girls in troubled) “Is the shelter like a reforma;| asked, “that some people are Civil Service, it is possible that [father owns a hardware hours, ‘ tory?” I was afraid again. « "| wrong im believing the only the decision would be thrown (the suburb of “It takes courage,” she said, “‘to| ‘Come and see,” she said. place you can make application an is ts Cok brother, the oldest. _|decide you have a problem so big} A few days later she took is at the Federal Building in De- He went to ,|you can’t settle it yourself.” to the shelter. Youth Consultation; troit.” Ewart charged that pro-Straley)i.0. 1 didn't. | She had the voice of sweet|Service is sponsored by the Pro-| ost popular places to’ be vis- forces were delaying the hearing ..ouen money charity, but never mentioned the|testant Episcopal Diocese of NeWlited are Germany, France and apt oe ae even. " |got a job as word, York, but the girls they help are/Engiand, the four clerks will tell . “They're trying to make a po-|"*t#ry- ee ee Ye aa seas ure randieg, iho If you plan to visit. those coun- : know I must I : : : issue, declared, « very pretty police.” others lying down. will tell you how to apply for them It the Straley hearing is not “No babies?” I asked Mrs.|through foreign consultants. Alto- ‘Women’s Unit Recalled LAGRANGE, .Ga. (UPI)—The Nancy Harts Women's Company : of the Confederate Army, q. unit defend Lagrarige 4 from Yankee invasion in- 1865, was reactivated here yesterday. ‘| The Yanks aren’t coming, but the Civil War centennial is just organized to The Weather onaeTid a oases . ot cuow this Mieralag, Clesring and 4 tonizht. Temerrew) eee Se oe ot ed 20-30 miles diminishing Moon’ sets at 9 a.m. Moon rises Friday et 10:38 p.m. Downtown T: 6 OB s.aeeses eS eer tT re.. T OM, cisdanees 12. OM... icveveess 3d 8 amu, ee I PM. .e0.c006.38 9 OM iedecigs- 2 PmM....+ seess D8 10 a.m.. vee ode ; Thursday tn Pontiac Highest Gaeunane Lowest, tomporsvere porcrreseererserts . os om gag let leg RR 3 temperature .nccc.vesin> beev 41 5 voy vonsee white 2 : ia wee one psy : tein $6 Years : 3) in 1934 sss t Chast W Meraneue mp eee 34 30 Rate f Fs New York a poticton 42 is Eitstorgs os 96 ot a i # 40 Sa Marte Fi B Palen a at % Fons _ a a io Di to } an abortion. ‘| “No,” he said. He tried to be kind. “You'll be more miserable gg 3 a 23995 it oe sf i z H agi by itt se Where could I go? desperation I went to a doctor in a nearby’ town, and asked him 5 than ‘you ever were if I did that.” T almost snarled at him: “I don’t come right over. I didn’t want to but what else could I do? (Report Allies Favor 1U.S: German Plan (Continued From Page One) complete: German sovereignty would then be negotiated and tion it wanted with other nations. U.S., Red Bulgaria Resume Relations — WASHINGTON (~The United The United States broke off re- Gould, “In the. nursery.” She took me there. Four babies, all lovely, happy, contented. “You have-a chance. to s go to a hospital g g ee Youth Consultation Service I went into the shelter and be- came part of the life there: My prayers meant more than ever. Now I prayed with my heart. But there was a new torment. ” She explained it from all sides: A baby needs roots. I couldn't keep it with my family.’ If I left home how would I care for the child? I could work and board it out. But would the child grow: more fond of the foster mother than of me? It was a long, bitter decision to reach. Finally 1 fold Mrs. Gould I wanted my baby to be ordered girls. Callender said his wife 1959 and died March 2. . rangements for them to live banche of Brown City. _ Bergeron, however, is: put tody of the two little blonde were divorced and that he did until she died. mother asked him to raise the girls before she died. . * Callender said his wife continued to visit him after they A hearirly will be held April 7 on a petition of a Pontiac father who is trying to win back his two daughters from the man their mother married three weeks before she died. “Oakland County Circuit Judge H. Russel Holland yesterday ' i Cl D. Bergeron, 48, of 2772 Leach 8t., Avon Township, to appear in court April 7 with Mary Patricia, 11, and Karen Ann, 8, daughters of Frank Callender. ; " Callender, 36, of 1242 Meadowlawn Dr., was granted a habeas corpus petition to have his two daughters returned _ to him. They now live with Bergeron. Callender said in-his petition that he and his wife .were divorced in 1958, with the mother wirtning custody of the married Bergeron on Feb. 14, He now wants the girls back. He says he has made ar- a siste?, Mrs. Carrie Gu- ting up-a fight to keep cus- girls, because, he says, the not know she had remarried * _jenced yesterday, Good or bad, I adopted; that it was best for the + baby, my family and me. When I finally signed the adop- tion papers, I never knew such inside } pain, I had. continued to write Jim, but I didn’t know whether to tell him or not. Mrs, Gould said Jim had done wrong, too, that fathers should carry part of the responsi- bility, and are held responsible when possible, but Jim wasn’t part of the ordeal. = or he might be angry and ask: to give my son away?” What good yxoote would it serve in telling m? . Eventually Jim went out of my life. I met other boys and looked upon them with more. understand- ing. I know my parents and my ‘brother and sister love me, and I love map Save deeply than ever. * * From time to time I see Mrs. Gould. In one letter she wrote: “If you feel you have made a good decision, the hurt will be less in time. And you can say now: ‘With God's help I have experi- am living today, and I am not afraid of tomorrow.' ”’ care usd leer pee bane? ee onal As the baby became more and] issuing He might feel he had to marry//* “What right did you have!: floor of the courthouse. you can, a a on Mon- day, the- office’s busiest day, suggests. Most applications can’t be taken because the applicants do not have a proper birth certificate, she em- phasizes. You can get out of the United States without a passport, but you wont get back in. Passports must be shown at points of entry of all countries visited. “Without one you won't get very far,” Ann says. Mrs. Dennen, who lives at 3403 St, Drayton Plains, re- calls questioning one woman appli- cant who was going to Moscow. ‘NOT COMING BACK’ “I'm not coming back,’ "’ Ann quoted the woman as saying. Ann told former Clerk Lynn D. Allen ‘and he called the FBI. She fiasn’t been heard from since. “T get questions about where you tever g00d|>et international driver’s licenses, what countries to visit, the better eating places, and sometimes what the weather is like in Flor- ence,” she said. , | : Favorite of 1958 fo End Series. Stan Midgley Closes Travel, : Adventure Run, of Downtown: Kiwanis popularity list with local ‘| “Property damage, personal in- entertain y night’siiury or death can easily be the Noted for his superior -color |away from an improperly parked photography and array of camera | Car. Se 68% shots, Midgley has won several ae 2 asking Bir. wate): Senate Se sepeenee, ikon divers sp sabe tar-eire - “Utah” will show some of the to park their cars as it most beautiful country in the! should be done. They may” keep of the state is still owned by the/themseives some ¢y or most federal government, with nine-| important of all, save 2 life.” million acres of national forests. pa The program will begin at §p.m.} Can @ snowshoe rabbit substitute Free parking, is available in the! for the Easter bunny? Crofoot School parking -lot. The Birmingham Recreation Straley Sour on Eastman (Continued From Page One) The next day Eastman left the city, Straley said. * * * Straley said he. was shocked to learn later that Chapman had not spoken with the head of either the Traffic or Violations Bureaus He said abolishment of the Traffic Bureau was a “back- ward step in law enforcement, unprogressive and uncalied for.” He also was critical of East- man for reducing the activities of police reserve officers. INSULTED BY ORDERS He said he was insulted by the safety director's order to al- ways keep the office informed of his whereabouts, “] was always in contact with | the station. If he’d known me, he’d have known that,” Straley told the Commission, Most of the evening was devoted to a defense of his records sys- tem, with Straley explaining in painstaking detail the improve- ments he installed during his reign as chief, One by one the chief went through department forms explain- ing each detail to the Commis- sion He also criticized Eastman’s records system: “] still don’t know what they mean by a centralized records system,” Straley declared. “All that was done was to move bureaus, desks and file cabinets around,”’ In the crook of branches, at the base of trees, underneath bushes, within gopher holes—these, kid- dies, are likely places to search during the city wide Easter egg hunt tomorrow. . * * . The tip is straight from the Pontiac Parks & Recreation De- partment, which is planning to hide more eggs for more children age 11 or younger than ever be- re. About 4,000 youngsters are ex- each child that participates. Some eggs are likely to be hid- den in other places than the four mentioned above, sai@ Leonard T. Buzz, recreation supervisor. “But none. of the eggs will be more than two feet off the ground, and all of them will be at Jeast partially visible.” : _& .®. * _ Sounds like easy hunting, espe- cially with some of hiding places (Copyright 1959 by Guideposts) |Left at the Church Kids! Here’s Where to Find Easter Eggs Assisting again this year are the Pontiac Area Junior Chamber of Commerce, the Northside Kiwanis Club and the Community Organiza. tions of Pontiac. daycees will help out at Mur- Fhy and Jaycee parks, Kiwanis members at Oakland Park and the commuhity group at Beau- dette Park ; * * * Murphy is at East boulevard and Elm street, Jaycee at Joslyn road and Walton boulevard, Oak- land at Montcalm street and Glenwoog avenue and Beaudette is off Orchard Lake avenue at the Clinton River. 7. GLASGOW, Scotland (UPD— William Shields, 24, left his bride- to-be and half a dozen policemen waiting at the altar yesterday. Shields was sentenced to three years for theft but received spe- cial permission to be married first. He was taken to church | + where the were re- moved for the ceremony. Shields pi already revealed, A ducked out a back door. Since Ist Meeting in 1957 The chief accused “rabble- tails of their work on a daily ac- tivities form. “I ordered my commanding of- ficers to quiet the men down,” he said. = RM DISCONTINUED by Eastman. “It was — and is — worthwhile,” “Is it possible you earned their enmity by putting them to work?” Straley’s attorney, Clarence L. Smith, asked “That is very, very true,’’ the chief answered, * * * The form has been discontinued] . Kennedy Hurls Blast af Teamsters Power lrate Britons: for Ban on H-Bomb ALDERMASTOP, England u» — More than 4,000 men and women assembled @utside Britain's main nuclear arsenal here today and Straley will be back on the stand Good Sale of Sixes Behind Plant Layoff BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) —. The Chevrolet Motor Division of Gen- eral Motors will lay off approxi- Famous ‘Admiration’ Brand Ladies’ Styles HAIR BRUSHES Reg. ¢ $2.00 Gen & 8 (2 for $1.65). Six different shades, shapes and assorted colors. us ine lucite hendle with nylon isti~s, mately 192 employes in its foundry, reducing over-all employment in plants to a little over 5,000 workers. It marks the second layoff in the foundry this month and makes a total of more than 400 workers who have been idled in the engine and foundry plants in March.’ The main reason for production curtailment in the plants was re- ported to be the rising demand for Chevrolet cars with six-cylinder engines. The‘ town of Tonawanda der engines. Beauty Shop | Blaze Causes $2,150 Damage A fire at Gloria’s Beauty Shop, 544 E, Beverly St., was battled for more than an hour by firemen this morning before being brought under control. Damages were estimated at more than. $2,150. The blaze was reportedly caused by a defective hot-water heater. Firemen said the blaze spread from the beauty shop to a shoe store owned by Peter Berdica in the sarne building, causing slight damage. : -_ Sixteen firemen went out on the call. The alarm was turned in at 7:32 a.m, F No one was injured. facilities make only eight-cylin-| 96 N. Saginew —Main Floor ra SIMMS | ne New at WALL PRINT PICTURES Regular $1.50 Value 97° Chpice of 17¥2 x 21V-inch or 14 x 24-inch pictures in natural wood frames. Choice of assorted landscapes, sea scapes, and others. Lithographed prints: : aoe oil paintings: No imit Te ee ee eae en ge ee ee ee Bae ee ae pt ta A Veg | Se ee ee ee ee ee ee retain Po. LE aa ee ee. eee President Cites ily Son ee ee ‘eed for Expansion 13,000 00018 000 00 gallons ay , by Home. Building 9 ota 3 plant bond issue has been endorsed connections between the two. — Pontiac Area, Junior Chamber of| Another driver's ‘license © was granted to Walter Reid of Atick- Clyde Haskill, jaycee president, |jang - at 98, New Zealand's oldest urged property owners to approve! motorist. after he successfully the bonds at the April 6 election. passed his latest driving test. It would includa some iniprove-|E - ments at the exis plant; The $3,300,000 sewage treatment] facilities at a pei site ne ¥ 24 oe i 2) panes eee, : TSE Me are aT are ees HR} PONTIAC PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH | 27, 1959 } | | : j eat : = oe | eae Mest J i 16: oe renngeesoboevennnnnvocondorsonsvenononeeoegi Extra Shopping Hours = ag Extra Bargains, Te yal ‘ing weeks, ~ payee nC terres ag i ‘ i : anuary, vyear- old with * Now at SIMMS—MEN’S % i anes ends Fost for RBcker ler was in a-mititary hospital “SIMMS Is OPEN ag severe motional disturbance.’* LONDON (AP) — Rot ‘a roll : : RIGHT or LEFT HAND Golf Club Sets Regular $33.00 Values "Tonight & Saturday - until 10° o'clock seseseeceees saseaweapesTs “If Pontiac is to continue to ‘ expand, we must have fs ee facilities," said Home building is stymied and E some areas are without proper 3 MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS Head and Blade For Models ‘20° or ‘25’ Freshest, ‘cause we sell oie | SHICK Razor Heads CIGARETTES fpectc2 , 488 l 7 | song Wg < ALL POPULAR BRANDS ae 28 CARTON E FRIDAY & SATURDAY SALE ! 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A ty % . @ A le ee ae oe be cer ee ge . inner i & oun é e ai . Ae: ae, = : Sok: x 5 Eon > “FF 3 ; e . fans Ce aon sg En eae 2 o aoa sae ae sd d : ¥ : i ‘00 to the heights. the two decades away from theto his car, and he'd drop us off snobbism about. high salaries, | TE V E TANK | te ‘in @ row she WaS/screen ag a lost period. lone by one. ak even above the value of the money | aos ao , vi : ie we we | We never had a date. To melitself,” said Janet, ‘The way you! me piiadhssadhinacsen: a ue | oe Ae : “You don’t really tetera ae = a forging 94 ee were treated depended on tow) i q All Brass Control Mech. 5 | ., the ‘said, "They were wonderfullafraid, I was just & nuisance, But|made the money more important.” Ml fe) loam } @ Automatic By-Pass into earey years. 1 always toved to rede | Allows Use of Water ™ : act, and still do, but strangely like to talk of those old times.”|ophy today: — : i 4 D mses ney : : | enough I didn’t miss it one bit) x + + I never ‘want to stick at any - » MUL ing. Regener ation ae when I wasn’t doing it.’ | That was the heyday of femi,|oe point in life, © Time Clock Controlled ey ? “Miss the glamor? No, indeed. stars — Garbo, Crawford, |is everything. Y: :? mA ; ue }e Charles” Farrell = ae Gaon ona siamorons|thearet, " not to hold on © Choice of Brine Tanks - ‘No Money Du. unforgettable “Seventh Heaven.” Janet, a . Philadelphia - born/jlife after I retired, The only rea- “They had as leading men many/t00 hard to Plastic, Rubber or apes ates “Suctess sometimes comesjhoney-blonde with quick brown|son I quit was because I wantedjof the t day male stars—j@ach day dae Galv. Steel oe a ee ee a ba RE phar : : even me | w s wher hile, It was-as simp! ; r anet. ‘ : dog Beet eee : ‘ ones Fat Seog ot lls be to Hollywood im 1926—with x * *€ She was get $300 a week |means growth.’ : For ‘Information Call: wat : the er of that film. : no stage experience. She now| Janet loves to recall the days)when she made “Seventh Heav-| . 3 bili ¢ - & Rlee: © ce : ‘s ; Tid oak Cit Goat on tee \eelehe 1S poe and 's three|when she and a big-eared younglen.” Later she got $150,000 a| More than 39° ans = , : | T ic | a mission to go to the ladies’ room, |fourths of an inch taller. fellow named Clark Gable were|picture, top money in those low.|fo0d and beverages are expects é' A ne. the crowd would hardly let me| “TI can't understand it myself-/$7.50 a day extras, tax years, worth more in real|fo be consumed in the Unitediaay | | aan ee through. I went into that theater|where thai extra three quarters| “Clark was very popular, He|takeshome pay, perhaps, than $1,-/ States during 1958, about 190 cans wes Ay 3465 Auburn .Rd. FE 4-3573 an unknown, and came out a star.|of an’ inch came from,” she said,|was the only one who had a car—|000,000 today. _- |Per person, compared*with a pera % Silla alin wy ; gordi : ¢ “Tt all happened in a single|smiling. : an old second-hand mode! without - _|eapita consumption of 35 cans in \ _ hour.” “ She doesn't in any sense regard a top, After work we'd “There was always a certain’ 1900. : 4 Rr RENRRNANARI eee ‘ % Pick out the body style you are interested in and the accessories you want on your car—total up these figures—add 3% sales _ _ tax and ‘59 license plates—this will give. you the total delivered price. Remember, the big trade-in value of your present car a af will be subtracted from the ‘total price you haye figured. The 1959 Pontiac can be bought for just a few dollars more than 7” ae 7 coe the popular models of the low price 3 and for hundreds less than comparable models of other makes in Pontiac’s price class. . We have a good selection of cars in stock and can make immediate delivery. So bring the wife and kids and your title to our CATALINA SERIES showroom tomorrow and drive out with a new Pontiac, the car that gives you most for your money. Remember also that Pontiac ney peeiets ; Refail Store services what it sells. : i |. Suggested Retail Price , | LESS Optional Equipment ae gees and Accessories * Seats-Wider-Than ' , . ) a Sofa SPORTS SEDAN 2 DOOR ‘| 2,633 | | 4-DOOR SEDAN *2,104 - 2.DOOR HARDTOP. —°2,168 VISTA-4-Dr. Hardtop *2,844 * CONVERTIBLE Coupe : 2 DOOR *3,080 — sarart Sf 4 Door—2 Seat—6 Passenger 3,101 SAFARI © 4 Door—3 Seat—9 Passenger $3,209 ir % True Contour Brakes Wheels ~ te Economy V-8 . - Engine THE COMPLETELY NEW CATALINA SERIES PERFECT BALANCE OF LUXURY and ECONOMY = Deal for Deal—You. Can't Beat: |. the PONTIAC retail store "> 65 Mt. Clemens St. Prices do not include soles tax—_ individual accessories listed on _ opposite side of ad. ‘ . " ‘ . aaliamaieiaaii ~~" yo _ Net exactly as pletured = | ' Sensis Low Price cn Now Moeteris® Chaccle Model TV with Exclusive Tube Sentry” System Low = wv hed Me-pictuve Motorola “saan finish) earner eee. *199% || if there ever were another War \ FREE PARKING | Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 | oS Exhaust Fumes Put’ | 72 in Utah Hospital KANAB, Utah (AP), Carbon 31 hogany, Blond.” Walnut, Model With Trade | down-state adher-|four Thursday in this south- + 9. to keep the capitol|western Utah community . F ; ; : (fe * * ‘'S RADIO and legislators, even a3| he group, members of the Cal- mo ; against the Detroit- + chur Santa SW EE I TV SHOP name of “"Northern|parg, was returning by bus after © a the rebels couldn't tour ‘of the church's Navajo mis- 422 W. Huron St. FE 4-1133 among themselves as ballot siong in northern Arizona Trying to Decide Fate” of 11-Year-Old Killer. . Jr., 11, following an inquest into the $S, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1950 2 expensive capitel b couldn’t possibly be built in time. | a belfry was ready in time for. the first Lansing legislature in Jan-' uary 1848, Legislators arrived “cursing the, fate that had ever landed them in such an out-of-the-way ‘corner of) Michigan's almost limitless woods,” reported Birt basin foundation of mud and roots. Night, sessions were a genuine hazard since lawmakers had to find their way with only the help of tin lan- terns. (Advertisemen! ie it) Helps You Overcomé. FALSE TEETH No longer be annoyed or feel {ll-at~ ease beee ol loose, false Only a Few Minutes From Your Easy Chair to the Driver’s Seat ES AUTO cost loan. 10 Member F.D.LC. hee Lag at Convenient Offices io Serve You te: ein ek es fe ed Offices at West Huron at Tilden . . . North Perry at Glenwood >. i Keégo Harbor’. . . Walled Lake . . . Union Lake . . . Lake Orion «+ + Milford .>... Waterford . . . Bloomfield Hills WITH OUR LOW COST | > . _ z 4 ' = = = : a “ 4 Bs 7 Here’s the modern_way to buy that modern car. The entire trans- ‘action is in your favor: You deal locally... you choose your car... you choose your insurance ... you finance both with one low Looseness and Worry ! “Reg: 8.98 to 12.98 1s fops GIRLS’ WASHABLE 2-PIECE SUITS Siies 7-14 Reg. 7.98 & 8.98 Sizes 3-6X, Reg. 4.96, 5.98 ..3.99 Smart Easter suits in checks, plaids or solid colors . . . wash- able fabrics. Navy or grey. 6” . « « for young Easter Paraders CHILDREN’S WORLD . . . SECOND FLOOR Dress her up at savings! Reg. $] i .° PRETTY EASTER HATS BOYS’ 6 to 16 REVERSIBLE ‘SPRING JACKETS Special Purchase $ 4” Washable polished cotton jockets in plaids, checks or stripes that reverse to a solid color. New spring colors. WASH ‘N WEAR GAY BLOUSES t ® Gay Easter blouses that can be worn tucked in or as an overblouse, Lace embroid- ery trims. Sparkling white, ]- * sizes 7-14, = | - BOYS’ and GIRLS’ _COAT and CAP SET $79 10.98 BOYS’ HANDSOME ALL WOOL SPORTCOATS ae Sizes 14-18, Reg. 14.98 to 17.98 ....12.99 Sizes 6-12 Boys' handsome all wool ‘sportcoats at terrific savings! All fully lined. Smart new.spring fabrics and patterns. WAITE’S CHILDREN’S WORLD-—SECOND FLOOR All wool, fully lined regulation coat and cap set in spring navy. Belted back, sizes 2-6X. : ~ ce eae ee ee ee ee ae od SRM RNR SHC 0 ae: eat gt etn eile: pill gt indicate t that the disbursement clerk, ‘backed by speaker Sam Ravsurn, chas hung the “hands off” sign on what should be public records. x *€°" ¢¥ . Allowance money to the tune of $1, rent and operate offices back home is top secret. Why? Reporters are informed by Harry Livingston, clerk in charge _ of these records, that he does not have the time or personnel to - handle all the requests to see _ them, Livingston claims to be act- ing independently, but on the other hand Rayburn refuses com- ment on the matter. 00 for each. House member to Florida and Texas oranges, are green when ripe, will be permit- ‘ : mn agi tile we A pe: vision of the new amendment i F&DA to. establish . toleraimees on food and drug sddi- tives. That-is, chemicals can be ; eused only in safe amounts under “the condition of their consump- ‘tion. ; i ee Under a new provision growers of which ted to use Citrus Red No. 2’ in place of the long used Red 32, a coal tar product, found to be unsafe for animals and banned by court order. ‘While the fight was going on the in- dustry developed the safe Réd No. 2, also a coal tar dye, which proved satisfactory to F&DA. eb ile We how have the ‘strongest food -- Recently the spotlight has been and drag protection in our history focused.on some Congressmen hiring and we can still have our orange | relatives at some pretty fat fees, On oranges. top of this they are considering more money for’ operating their Washing- ton offices. c a. 2 2 enema “Tux day may yet come when people will ‘have to work for what they’re worth instead of wages and salaries All this furor is just whetting the that considerably exceed that taxpayers’ appetite. As usual a few . amount. from any group misusing the priv- Most Congressmen have no inten- _ tion of duping their constituents back home. , Why not lift the entire cloak of secrecy and let the Senators and Congressmen give an itemized - gecounting of Government funds used for office expenses? In some instances. they have been shown to ‘newsmen. A. simple method . would be a report to their local -mewspaper of office expense. . re lR Se A continued “top secret” ‘will leave many doubting Thomases ‘back home, Miner's Bird Senctuary — Nature. Lovers — -. ilege tend to discredit the entire body. The Man About Town Hub of Michigan An Oakland County Town Was Biggest Rail Point Easter Sunday: What too many people think is Decoration Day. Oakland County once had the biggest railroad center in Michigan outside of Detroit—and it wasn’t Pontiac. Long be- fore Pontiac became a railroad junction town, Holly had two railroads, and was the only point in Michigan where two railroads crossed. In 1855 the railroad was extended from Pontiae to Holly, and it became the con- necting point for the stage coaches north and west, carrying ne of early set- tlers. The. Flint and Holly railroad and the Wayne and Monroe railroad, built crossed the other line there, fruly a sight unmatched anyw anywhere and for a few years Holly was the rail- 44s the spring migration of the road hub of Michigan. The stage lines for a time handled from ‘Canadian geese which can be viewed 200 to 500 passengers per day in connect- + during the next three weeks. The - sanctuary is located at Kingsville, ““ d a e just a short drive from De- _— Every Pontiac ¢ity booster will agree _ troit. a» Re kh *., ~ Since Jack Miner’s death, his three sons welcome visitors every day except Sunday. They point. out that the best time to be there ’ {s late afternoon until dark to see the afternoon and evening flight. . ee 2 oe For nature lovers this- uncommer- , Cialized bird sanctuary is an exciting’ applications to grow hair on bald heads, ~ : at the Jack Murer Bird Sanctuary ing with these lines at Holly, but were later put out of business as the railroads were extended. | with that eminent civic authority, “Dr. Abram Leon Sachar, ‘President of Brandies University, who di- vides. the town shirkers into four classes: . The defeatists, the eecapists, the burnt- outists and the critics, A copy of a leading magazine of April, 1865, handed me by j Mrs. Léslie Kolena of Drayton Plains, contains exactly a dozen different advertisements, each for * experience. It is passible to see the . some of them guaranteeing to do it in geese wearing aluminum bands %¥e” days. ’ ' placed on their legs. by the MINER ener In my ‘latest talk with State Highway family. This tends to prove JACK Commissioner Miner’s long advocated theory that John. C. Mackie, * the birds come back year after year he said that the future plans call for to this game preserve of safety. New Drug Amendment . Gives More Protection with the signing of the new Fed- more roadside parks, each with, many tables, and fewer individual tables. That there’s a big difference in a half century is proved by the ads in a copy of The Pontiac Press of March 20, 1909, . handed me by ~ Orson Prestage , eral Food. and Prug Act, manufac- of Waterford. The ads included: Blynn, ~ turers will have to prove that. chem- “Sack, ical additives to foods and drugs are , Safe before they will be permitted to put them on the market. # % Roe Heretofore additives have been put:on the market and stayed there unless the Food and Drug _ Administration (F&DA) proved them unsafe and obtained an in- Holloway, Copenhaver, Whitfield, Windiate, Lawson, Webb, Mehan, Pawlo- ski, Corwin, Kovinsky, Sibley, Lewis & Cro- foot, Green, Folsom, Waite Bros., Wiggs, Benjamin, Merritt, -Backenstose; Ham- mond & Judd, Chaffee, Paull, Granger, ‘Miller, Shadwick, Poole, Barnett, Oliver, Graves, Macy, Stafford, Lehrner, Adams, Struthers, Hilberg & Doerr, Richmond- Baker, Eagle and Howland Theaters, Pon- tiac Light Co. and Oakland, American, First Commercial and Pontiac Banks. Ee ————————————_ THE PONTIAC PRESS.- Verbal ( Orchids to- 4 Charles Watkins of Lake Orion; 82nd birthday. : Mr. and Mrs. John Bagley sna" havertaing Difector Manager ‘of. Lake Orion; 54th wedding anniversary. » "le erent and” * “Sau meter 21S) Mrs, Delia Hillsboro G. wens. Seen, of Rochester; 8ist birthday. Seetaed cad etter == Mesnagas vis Franklin Burnaby Haeet 2. Bers, * Geonce ©. Daan, — of Bloomfield Hills; 82nd birthday. — ae ew, Mr. and Mrs, Abraham Ubly Brose is entitieg exclusively to the of Birmingham; 55th wedding anniver- > ine ation of all (Copyright, 1959) 7 ” Case Raotds of a Psychologist: Sees Newspaper as a University: Jack Malone wields a double educational influence. As editor of a _ flourishing Pennsylvania newspaper, he thus serves as “Prery” of :a “University in Print” with 75,- 000 daily “students.” But he also teaches a Bible Class on Sunday thereby expanding. his constructive _ role. He typifies. editors, who are far more important to our free land . than Prezies. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE A-489: Jack Malone, aged about 35, isthe editor of the Beav- er Valley Times at Beaver, Pa. * * * “Dr. Crane, I also teach a Bible Class,"" he told me with a smile, as he took me to luncheon the last time I was lecturing in Beaver. “And I find a. that some of of a-moral nature miain- tain the interest as much as ancient cages.” Newspaper editors wield a tre- mendous amount of good in the various churches and civic. or men’s service clubs to. which they belong. ye 8 2:8 | -But 1 find editors are usually somewhat shy about accepting those+ deserved compliments that should go their way. So I am using eli Malone as an example of a newspaper 47 * campus college “Prexy” oe exerts a vast aust of good even beyond his editorial duties. For example, he operates a modern. newspaper with art esti- mated 75,000 daily readers. And they follow that newspaper six days per week for 52 weeks in the year, He thus is “Prexy’”’ of a leading largest private college in -your area. In 1922-23, 1 organized the five Great Lakes States for our Northwestern’ University Alumal Drive. We were then raising funds for our big Chicage _ And many distinguished alumni , including judges, doctors, en- “University in Print’ that has - gineers, dentists and ai aan more students than Penn State and the University of Pennsylvania, combined! * * te Moreover, his students stay with him for the final 50 years of their lives! The usial gollege student drops out after about 2 years. In fact, the newspaper affects children long before they reach college age or adiilthood, for they start reading the comics by the age of 7 or 8. In high school, their teachers of- ten assign editorials and other newspaper ptures .7such as this “Worry *’ column, as col- lateral reading; * *® * So the daily newspaper actually starts educating us from the age of 8 till we graduate from this _ at the average age of about That means it is our mainstay of information, education and print entertainment for 62 years, and al- most a monopoly of such helpful data after the average person quits school forever at the age of 18. EDUCATIONAL BY-PRODUCTS When a talented editor like Jack . Malone then does oral teaching in a Sunday School. class or a. Jour- nalism School, he commands far more respect | than the average professor. For he compares with the a4 of the State University, or ys oF waeemed corel they never had a chance to enjoy even one class under President- Walter Dill Scott, head of the university. * *® * You editors thus wield a great- er influence than the rest of us educators, for people subconscious- ly recognize that you are “Prexy”’ of a vast print university, even if they haven't seen that fact out- lined before, as I have done here today. So I salute’ Jack Malone, as typical of the editorial group which directs America’s greatest educational agency, the daily newspaper; properly called the — in Print’ of our free lan _ Always write te Dr. George W. Crane‘ in care of Ponti Press, peut along $e ping tnd erating € ; J ig * Pog en ee eee Og ee Men ee oe, ee oe a? ae ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee er ee ee ee ee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee aaa ee hy ee a eee ee SS Be TP Re ae ee = base ae oe 5 3 * ’ < : ss : ae : pa 4 ae : ; , j ° < ‘ sie - 2 S é 3 ; i — = 2 : i i ~ ' * * + « ! ; fi ; j * 2 oe ‘ a t : Ss ‘e o _* rie —_ : eo Js oes ho - ee co _THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1959 4 * eh th 5 es wae) i 4 : i ae + ah ; 3 4 ‘| mee | ee eS ag 2% mk ‘ ay Wee ea AR a Gn eee : : . 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FREE DELIVERY. : = ae a aoe ee =e a : goles = poo um ae 1 é ‘ ed A ‘ = tos Age ~ : x ras vo PONTIAC PRESS, ‘FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 PEST SE Sito le rromen am [FOR LESS!| 20% 0: — YOU ACT nowt ined lexal extority to supyly tel peed ond per Stone Ee: e g i ras # R ge ae [Ni ill pte E i 22 o 2 z i i ! i in 7 3 SH # § ij f if d ef ef Y ed ; 8 : a W dak f f : 2 R r i t : 4 ls ui | G. E. 30” Range A ay i thi earn ts ana ae sae approxi the City of Farmington should join| mately $250,000, 4 ! : For some time now, the City | dlocunsed the ahaablity of forse Jaycees to Hold |dscused to ane ! Treas Sam Benson Says: ff . mem- Easter Egg Hunt | _sccorass ON ALL. anions ; < approve the t ‘ = peck et a aa t CRATE MARRED} ee a ig ‘MERCHANDISE | 5.) 37700, wedding | 18.Cu. ft. We asogs../... Bs thenteng nde Pd 9 Ca. ft. Westing! re 249.95... .. 209.00. over ice blue taffeta, ‘The sabrina 14 Cu. ft. Westinghouse Reg. 469.95... . .299.95 neckline and bouffant skirt 18 Cu. ft. 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DRIVE DOWN... j F RA y ER S | fy a field behind Frank Pizzeria rey i] rth pay the parking foo JN IA : | EOC Pentine” Trau”thenel ede fe | FURNITURE and APPLIANCES | chidhen Sour seven yours * In the second place, most of us fall headlong into gardening short- scauaney Sail ualsmiiaen., wil - ly after we have acquired our firstidenly finding ourselves confronted ge ee mae he ee A value you can’t beatl Both. beautiful 14K gold rings at a price you'd. expect to pay for one. NO MONEY DOWN MARCH OF VALUES FIRE noceas 59-Pc. Silverware Set Includes .mahogany drawer chest. The entire set tT WKC's EXCLUSIVE - “ Protects your diamond against fire, wind storm, burglary or hold-ups for 1 ‘year. FREE SERVICE for ' Full. Year - MIRACLE DIAMONDS Guaranteed and Insured EVERY MIRACLE RING IS GUARANTEED IN WRITING! lightning, 6 Fay Diamond Sparkling 8-Diomond ~. 12 Dazsling : I Set Bridal Set : Wives Diamonds 3159 $199 $259 - sane Weekly lene ti iv. $3.50 Weekly =’ IOS | a LO) 24 TH SAGIH? NAVY " ‘fling plant, addition at Sawyer. The Hi Transforther Inspection + es In early spring, too, that seems ito be the order in which one’s ‘work is directed. At least that’s’ jthe way I take up my cares: | patching up threadbare areas in| ithe lawn; shrubs, and finally, when the sol iis beginning to warm up for — | removing winter blankets 6f mulch! and working on the garden s And, although there is di in size, in diet and need for sun-| shine, plants are plants. * ¥ * T don’t know whether it is com- to tawn-kieping| \ in contact with the earth, and then make certain the soil is kept moist until the seeds have germinated and put out sturdy roots. In some areas, the grass is top far gone for mere refurbish- ing, In this case, it-is best to dig over the area, opening. up. the | soil to air, adding fertilizer and humis. Rake the soil smooth, allow it to settle, and then sow the seed, raking it lightly inte ‘the ground, Tamp it down and then if spring rains fail, sprin- kle the soil lightly and often to provide necessary moisture. It should not be cut until it has setting in -any news” made a growth of two or more inches, For all established spring lawns, eae Ot tek weekaiip ant springy — not soggy. * * * The purpose of the rolling is to soil fees honved toy whiter’s Succes- of ‘freezing and thawing. Awards Contracts r Work in ‘Michigan s r Ts ig g rh a cf s ‘orce Base at Marquette and spe- al artillery aies in: the Detroit tibliner Co. of Madison, | wad awarded «$271,772 con. aL iy 3 5: a3 fi z 3 28! Sei “7 VW. 5H Frulitwood Finish ONLY $1.10 available to members only ot this price TO. JOIN: VISIT, OUR _SHOWRQOMS AT ~. Matchless Early American charm. Comfort that lasts around-the-clock, a sofa. by day, and bed by night, Don’t miss this fabulous opportunity for a . 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BELLE 2 E EASY CREDIT TERMS oe, eke ___._THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 “DRESS UP for EASTER and just SAY "CHARGE IT” Don't Let Lack of Cash Stop can os These Easter Savings! linn oe ‘ GIRLS’ EASTER NYLON TOPPERS Sells mauled at 6.99. Fabulous all washable nylon that dries in ‘a jiffy. White, pink, blue, red. Sizes 3 to 6x. 7 to 14 at 5.99. FOR YOUR TOTS’ EASTER Tets’ Coat Sets, FOO, 00000, 608 . ence LO oooh OD SPECIAL! GIRLS’ EASTER DRESSES ii , te Se t a ae ‘ Hee er - i s “EASTER FASHION HATS Look here for the hats that will head the Easter Parade . little hats, elegant toques .. laden sailors . . beauteous Sigceinned” . head-hugging flowes- 3° a Soa) FABULOL Pay $1.00 2 Week Cute, dressy cottons, washable sheer nylon, fancy broadcioths. Sizes 1 to 8, 3 to 6x, 7 to 14, Easter Blouses . 1.99 Easter Skirts ...2.99 Nylen Cam Cans 1.99 NEW! TEEN-AGE wdetics TOPPERS ruffle acrilans. White and pastels. Teen sizes 8 to 14. PAYDAY LOANS “$50° for 2 wks . e-» only 70¢! "ether loans to $500 with 24 mos, to. repay CASH YOU | REPAY IN | REPAY 1 RECEIVE. | 2 WEEKS | 4 WEEKS $25.00 | $25.2% | $25.70 50,00 $0.70 |. §1.40 leterest at 3% per month on belenens to $50, T1/;% per month between $56 end $08, ond’ % per month on any remainder. ASSOCIATES LOAN COMPANY In DRAYTON PLAINS: 4494 Dixie Hwy. -. CALL: OR 3-1207 in PONTIAC: 125-127 N. Saginaw CALL: FE 2-0214 2255 S. Telegraph Rd. Michigan Miracle Mile ogee - Seah TEEN DRESSES 3.99 BOYS’ BETTER EASTER SUITS 6°’ Pay 1.00 a Week Crease resistant wool blends, stripes, tweeds, and combinations. Sizes 4 to 18. Boys’ 4-12. Suits 10.99 For Juniors _ Nylon Gloves Complete Your Spring Outfit EASTER BLOUSES All the most news-worthy styling and the loveliest colors in toppings that * wash in moments. Need no care! Wear with casuals and as smart eye- catchers with a simple Sizes 30 to 44. skirt. Dacron Blouses 5.99 Nylon Slips 2.99 Nylon Panties 89c Cuddly Bunny With 3 Pr. Hose The Finishing Touch EASTER PURSES 2” They’re all beautiful accents for Easter. Pop- ular slim styles, pouches, vanities. roomy satchels in wanted ‘colors, Patents, calfs, plastics. Easter 1.00 suits, Free! Eqster Bunny with 3 Pair of Seamless MOJUD NYLONS 35 You'll love Mojud’s bare- leg beautiful seamfrees: for Easter... and Free Bunny, too. Sizes 8'2 ta 1l.. 9 $ COAT S ‘, IN TIME for EASTER WEAR = 49” Exciting new coats for Easter... choose to your heart's content from fine flannels . . . peerless pastels... stunning basketWeaves ... colorful tweeds and textured - woolens. White linen collars,. clutch coats, new back interest coats. Every new Easter color : ... Navy, red, grey, blue, Juniors, Misses’, Half Sizes. Other Easter Coats 10.99 to 59.99 “eee pecial Purchase just arrived! Flattering + new fashions in slim 2 sheaths. Full swing skirt ~ styles to wear with bouf- EASTER DRESSES -misses, half sizes. Other Easter Dresses. ... .-. 3.99 te 29.99 LOOK! A Lucky Buy of Higher P Priced EASTER TOPPERS — 10 WALKING SUITS Lucky purchase in... . > 99 . @ ACRILANS @ ALL WOOLS time for Easter. Those popular walking or stroller suits. New grey - and colors. Large Size Suits. . 39.99 LARGEST SELECTIONS MEN’S: EASTER SUITS Pick your Easter Suit from this 99 Grand Selection of all wool styles Smart for Easter SPORT COATS Sizes 35 to 44. The hand-loomed imported Bronze and Private Eye look in fine vedine oh and No- iron WHITE SH | RTS Trench Coats 19.88 The season’s smartest styles. muted colors that are new this spring. formar in Sizes 36 to 46. the new cut styling. Sa ie 36 * es ieee el Sethe é. Pe eT aT Ca rere a A occa Gaius Sas tour wae inate be eer aoa “The The United States needs a ‘lewas years. It never was finished dag sical pa truly low-cost «convenient and. because building funds ran out. penanis “On A esiagd foolproof shopping and commut- | * or oe # meen, : at: Sig ter,” Labtl salt, “wit! the ‘Brownell had said earlier that PR pa cat © | “overcrowded win? powered cars will make signiicent|denial of accreditation for eight or| Tight with me,” said F Snes inroads .on the future small carjmore of Detroit's 18, public high And, he added, “the next Sec- Ae, Aa ae. A Rk mB mys al co ao, oh apt ee —_—— SHOPPERS —— achat. from Boston,|i" Writing poetry; about the serv- retary of State will be 103 SAGINAW ST. Dr. Wabee:¥. McKeschie,aho| |t00.” He was referring to Dulles’ ,°e, rendered him over the years / MNfconsmie Powers of! the University of Michigan, told) There were 1,828,660 full-time] assistant, Christian A. Herter, the|~™ his Publisher, Henry Holt the group teachers can help stu-|students on American and| acting tary, nag wei a Pn pa = .; PONTIAC ‘OPTICAL CENTER dents by stressing that there is/university this fall, an we te poor: igen an the : tangible attainment in acadennic increase 6¢ 4.1 fer cot over 1957,) White-haired, crinkle-eyes, purs- of pantry ary ’ 3 “_Jiachievement according to a survey. | ~ _| ing his lips to find the right accent Eg a roc: Ne ee & “The Trip Downtown’ Is On Us.” . ~ FREE BUS RIDES FOR DOWNTOWN: The firms listed at the bottom of this ad offer another service to you who ride the bus to shop in DOWN- TOWN PONTIAC.:When you make a purchase of $2.00 or more from-any of these firms a FREE RIDE TOKEN on Pontiac City Lines Buses will be given you . . . just tell the clerk that you came DOWNTOWN - ON THE BUS. The emblem at the left will beson display in stores and firms-giving the FREE TOKEN. ‘Look for it when you shop. . . these folks appreciate your patronage and hope this added service makes your shopping trip DOWNTOWN more convenient. Look for the RIDE and SHOP Emblem in These Stores . « Tell Your Clerk You Rode the Bus Downtown such as Justice Felix Frankfurter after. the shop ‘was locked up; about Amherst, the college with which he has been most closely licity but” the danger of facility last night in Washington, dinner here tonight — did not bore him? “No, they don’t bore me, They make me feel too old. But I do like to ve erp ty cong cae caged with “one of his broad grins, e take what we get A ve deserve it or not.” “I was down under for a long time,” he recalled, in his leisurely, gruff speech, “I was 38 before 1 even submitted 4 first book of poems to a publisher, But you keep on at it. You sneak up on it. You want to win but you don’t want to be caught looking as if you want to win, . “Everybody wants to win, The tennis player wants to. The Rus- sians want to, We want to win. My chief wish for this country is to win at every turn.” Elvis’ Mercedes Rolled Over by Singer's Father FRANKFURT # — Pfc. Elvis Presley's car was wrecked yés- terday, but he wasn't in it. Presley's father, Vernon, and his secretary Elizabeth Stefaniac, were treated for bruises and allowed to go home., Vernon Pres- ley was driving Miss Stefaniac home from a shopping trip, to Frankfurt when the accident oc- He reminisced about triends,|Mrs: Bonnie associated; be ange fy past 18 months. whom he first met casually jin a Deeatve Robert ‘Gelade Cambridge book shop where they’ : got into a talk that lasted till lone |ge which occurred after ‘he-met the woman at an eastside bar: we went on talking. “About midnight ‘she said she had to go home. | borrowed a-car from a friend and we drove to her home and parked in front. Then “I was carrying my revolver in my belt. She discovered it was there and grabbed it, She said ‘I'm going to shoot you.’ I PAINT THINNER . PAN and ROLLER. Kem-Tone and Kem-Glo carried in white and 4 PAINT BRUSHES. . Odorless @ Quick RUBBERIZED PAINT ‘2.99. Regular $6.49 Value — Fully Guaranteed PAINT UP SPECIALS | eee . Set 97¢ : TI Drying LPP PILES POET ELE LIMITED ME OFFER GALVANIZED curred, according to a spokesman for the U. S. 3rd Aree Division. | ~_%* ve paid. the me Mercedes |2” 300 sedan—went out of control when Presiey: senior tried to apply the brakes, rolled over | several times and came to rest | in the opposite lane of the Frank- furt-Kasse] superhighway. Elvis was at Friedburg, about) 15 miles away, where he drives a jeep for the U. S. Army. More ads in color appear in| daily ‘newspapers every year. 970 and Canada — with a combined| circulation of over 46,000,000 cop- jes daily — now offer advertisers run-of-paper color. newspapers in the United States | . ‘*« b nsper iad GUTTER 69° ee LENGTH All Hardware Furnished REAR SEAT SPEAKER FOR CAR RADIOS 5-Ib. Bag GRASS SEED $149 or your money refunded. 7". BOW _ GUARANTEED RAKE | WHEELBARROW a aa asta" Vales ana sturdy ——— 8%" ity, all steel trey. ; “BIG” All Steel Throughout Rubber Tires ELECTRIC, AUTOMATIC STORM and ind SCREEN BASEMENT ‘COMBINATION HW” FRYPAN BIG SIZE WITH COVER a 100 Fr. CLOTHESLINE . —_— a ee Regular 9 / i $3.25 Value 18 £. Hulon —, (9 5 Secon “61 W. Huren St, es 3 WYMAN FURNITURE CO. WARD'S HOME pS a mists | UCRINEORES es ITE Huron & 18 W. Pike: * OUTFITTING CO. re pie: 48S. Saginaw St. : ' "PONTIAC GLASS CO. . SALLAN JEWELRY CO. ae Sopife es PITTSBURGH PAINTS _ hh te a ee Bs dy ; THE PONTIAC PRESS SHAWS JSWELERS - ebel " 24 N. Saginaw 7. Y- ABW, Morn Cee ee NT ONERS a cceriac eeeASt SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. Yi < < “A\ $ : evs® JEWELRY CO. . 71 W. Huron St. *\ "ate ioe | a tie LEWIS FURNITURE CO. a) - CONN i | GILLIES SHOES 62S, Saginaw St. - “nm » -eidtgoutl TODD'S SHOE STORE 47 N. Saginaw STAPP’S JUVENILE OSM rae Pe ae. BACKENSTOSE BOOTERIE 51 ~e sll “+. ROBINSON’S STUDIO © BOOKSTORE ve N MEGRS. 20 €. Huren St. 19 E. Lawrence St. MeNALLY’S, INC. | SAM BENSO 4s 1 SHOE STORE . GENERAL PRINTING and ° 1% ¥. Sesinew pond, ceehellelle hog OFFICE SUPPLY WAYNE’GABERT. : 17 W. Lawrence 421 N, Saginaw ‘ ) TE ete ) PAINT STORE" JAGOBSEN'S FLOWER OR. B. R. BERMAN, O. D. 2 GeeMie i 0M. Saginaw ~ > bs ‘OPTOMETRIST ? : eS, ATM, Saginaw St, | S. C. ROGERS a. PHILIP'S. GE and - 5 RTING GOODS : SPORTING ud ‘ * CALBI “MUSIC: co. fs “fiat 4s goes | 9 Sefnwe , 119 N. Saginaw St. i GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. — RAPPY’S ~ one _DE'COR SHOP > ae ————— WEN-INSTANT SOLDERING GUN KIT pene Pigg Brew metal *) x oxt eg re g Ane od SPEED GRINDER 3450 RPM weet $32.50 2438 ute M4 paregsewes 4x". One 46 Brit, one p Hig hay, - Pontiac, ITLL LEAR SIAC SCN: ‘+ Paint * light Fixture sof /eC ¥ A. GENUINE 642" Regular Price $54.50 oF Nae te 7 a iJ ra PONTIAC, PRESS, . FRIDAY, MARCH. 27, 1980 Daa hs j in Pontiac and Nearby. Areas | whe mnie "MRS, HOWARD 6. YORK —) MRS. MARRY ORTWOE Jonesville, & former resident. of|ma A.) York, 62, of 29 Colling-|Service for Mrs, “Harry Pontiac, will be held at 2,p.m.|wood St., will be held at 2:3i: ake Ra. will Saturday at the Pursley Funeral|p.m, : at. 2 p.m., Saturday at Russel)’s Funeral’ Home at Waverly, Pa. Mr. Conkle dled early Wednesday morning in a Sayre hospital from injuries received in an automo- . WILLIE L, LYONS Service for Willie L. Lyons, 35, of Mo.; sisters, Mr. Lyons died last Friday aft- er.an illness of seven weeks. Service for Will H. Bain, 72, of| Service for Mrs. Howard S..(Al- BB Pe rae tal Deaths Elsewhere: |Cowle Plagued With Red Tape ~ 1A. zouk cat ca ur HOPE to End ‘Separation Be ee ee ae DETROFY ib -"Kisda Rotemeler up hope”. of getting Antonie ‘nto day of bronchial pneumonia./..q the bride he has seen only|this country but then he called on| SATURDAY, | MALL NEW ? DRY GOODS od “AUCTION MARCH 28th — 7:00, P 16 Dixie Highway (US-10) MERCHANDISE ._ FURNITURE SALES Women whose children are in school or college may qualify for positions by attending either day, half-day, or evening pfs can vance as rapidly as you are able. ‘NEW. STUDENTS EACH WEEK The Business Institute 7 West. Lawrence Street, Pontiac FE 2-3551 Pr Get ready for a permanent position by taking one of Institute courses... you Chandler's “His Long Goodbye” |three times since their marriage|Sen. Philip A. Hart (D-Mich) who| we es |was selected as the best mysteryliest June counted today on being|slashed through the red tape. and eel eae Doel of 1064 by the Miretery Wri reunited for good. got Mrs. Rohrmeier admitted on Ce e te tie Rohrmeier, 48, arranged to meet| Permanent visa. 254 a eee “3 “ es, hie’ wile , ia, 25, the| Rohrmeier, a factory’ worker, ee Nas LONDON (AP)—Billy Mayerl,|Detroit River in Windsor, Ont., and|came to this country from Munich, | PMc 8 has A ae see cs et a rend SE come te es ee ge gece , nai ' ah Thay tact, saw cach other’ six\Germnan ehtizenshig. She. scrtvedil | ALL Senn eae wes eT MA DISTRIBUTORS _ Mrs. Rohrmoler ted been in |The two met at a dance in Mos Montreal since her marriage be- . nae cause of a complex situation —— GASEA Gaphnp sttehty tat |g cee Se New Easter Fashion Selection failure lee out ~~ oe ments ( in Chicago : forme admittance ith anticancer treatments which United States might rob cancer cells of their HANDBAGS Rohrmeier said “I almost gave|power to divide. Pi: . : . ms In a rich selection of as- . sorted colors and sizes. There Is a Demand for 1 < - $667 s ‘ty WweN , From 2 MATURE WOMEN | « —— ae : in Costume Jewelry * in OFFICE WORK es Mile $6997 % Assured Quality IMPERIAL CULTURED PEARLS From $16.67 NEW FLORENTINE FINISH ny J oD " LADIES’ WEDDING BANDS "= LEONARD'S. 20 N. Perry St. (Downtown Pontiac) FE 4-4503 % Guaranteed Satisiaction Se ees: | | Maa: et. ee en ee .FREE PARKING OPE | Emergency 2-Gal. GASOLINE CAN Complete with 8” Spout as Low as | Leck Proof gana? on ; Construction ~ ‘age Cc - While ‘They : Last! . 6 Reg. $1.95 Value | 10-Pc. Bedroom Outfit 3 and 4 Pc 25-50% OFF ® ‘> 8 ~ All Dining Room & Dinettes =. ORCHARD FURNITURE'S N TONIGHT AND MONDAY ‘TIL 9 © © DIAMOND @ KROLAN © ARTISTIC Nylon je FORMICA TOP pe | o EXTENSION TABLE LEAF yo 4 MATCHING CHAIRS S950 Save up to 50% or More Only $4 Down Double Dresser Clearance on Mirror — , et? © Bassett . Chest $4 @ Broyhill - a $a i ; ! , @ Veughe | Box, Spri x, Sp aha, Only #13 Down ig Netiel e 3 Foam Pillows ye ae © Sealy Save up! to 50% or More on odesoih and Bedding y Furniture Pictured Typifies Similar Selections! Phone FE 58114-5 ¢ R 6 4 ay R FURNITURE COMPANY 164 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE - PONTIAC 3. BLOCKS WEST of SOUTH SAGINAW Choose Fries These ‘. Leading Manufacturers © HOWARD PARLOR @ CHARLES SCHNEIDER @ MONARCH @ HOWARD SKYLINE \ FOAM RUBBER for A ks SECTIONS Large Choice of Coon : _ Reversible Cushions 24 MONTHS TO PAY BROTHERS Covers Clearance of Room | Livin | od 28* 3 a , e2T é‘ ; ail @2Throw | :. 10-Pe. Livia Room Outfit SOFA or SOFA BED and _ MATCHING CHAIR SAVE UP TO 50% or MORE Aluminum s STANDARD SIZE 77: PLUS 2 Matching Pillows @ Smoker aos 6%: : : : @ $ + Teenagers, Isabel, left, and Cather- ine Hawn of Chippewa road give a Debreh Lynn Campbell, 4, and her brother, Rory, who is 1, look quite pleased about the coming visit of the ety eoungiers; Patricia, 13, and ae 9, are th preview-of the néw ‘wear Easter Sunday. Easter bunny. The two are the eit dren of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Campbell — Ex i ppater avenue, Their parents are the Darwin Spayskys of Edith street. «+ . Représenting the joyous spirit of Easter in a free nation are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eldred of West Iroquois Why: Is Easter Set According to Moon? By WILLIAM R. TEAGUE , United Press International Easter is March 29th this year for most Christians. Last year it was April 6th. Next year it will be April 17th. Tt varies between March 22 and April 25, & leeway of 34 days. The only thing certain is that it will be on Sunday. Why so irregular? That is a question that goes far into history. A problem that has bothered churchmen for centuries. * ye Early pagans celebrated their version of the holiday March 21 and called it the festival of spring. Hebrews ob- served Passover about the same time of year. This was rejoicing at the passing over of death, which spared their first born. The holiday came during the first month of the He- brew calendar,.which was based on the phases of the moon: The passover feast was the 14th of Nisan, a month > which corresponds to March. ‘MOONLIGHT FOR TRAVELERS Christians also fixed Easter by the full moon.,One rea- son waa to help religious pilgrims travel over the desert at night. The light of the full moon made it easier to reach the Holy City, Jerusalem. But Christians did not want Easter on the same day as Passover. They wanted their holy day. on Sunday be- cause Christ rose on a Sunday. Passover can yall any” day of the week. * * * © Early calendars were poor. The first had, 12 months, 360 days, and was so inaccurate that some years they had to.add an extra month. Even the Caesarian sun calendar of 365%, days was not accurate. POPE FOUND ERROR : Pope Gregory the 13th discovered in 1582 ‘the esti- mates of the Roman technician Sosigenes were off. The calendar was 10 days in error and had put Easter three days ahead of the full moon. * eS * Churchmen thus had to rely on the moon. A year can have 13 full moons. Easter was fixed in the year 325 so it. would come on Sunday after the first full moon which follows the spring equinox—time of equal day and night all over the earth. This is March 21, when the world north of the equator kisses winter goodbye, When there’s a full moon just be- fore March 21, Easter comes late in April. : ‘The date de- pends on the date of the full moon. * x * The system was adopted by order of Constantine the Great. In the year 667 the Roman Catholic Church cor- »rected its arithmetic, and since then the system has been ~ “observed by all Christians except Greek Orthodox Cath- ) ~ olics. They put Easter on the-first Sunday after the full moon following Passover. This year it will be May 3rd. “URGE FIXED DATE — ' There is a movement for a fixed ‘Raster. British Pat _diament has passed a statute that could make. faster ‘the Sunday after the second Saturday in April. But chanees are the world will continue to mix- Easter frrogeing to the full moon. Roman Catholic clergy say they feel it-is wie matter because it Is a holy day. As such, any change w id have to be made by & high church counteil ordered by ae John 23rd. - | t fi Pontiac Press Phetes road. A scene like this will be typical as thousands in Pontiac start off to church Sunday morning. Be More Colorful There’s a whole range of brilliant color « for. daytime wear this spring: blues, vio- lets, purple and geranium pinks. When you shop, try on -a suit or dress in one of these new and fresh colors. Mr, nik Mrs. James , R. Wilkinson ‘of Gateway drive are an example of the ~ "By MARGARET BROWN Headlines, like searing Mamie to Fool Weather With 2 Easter Outtits NEW. YORK \W—Whatever the weather on Easter Sunday, Mamie Eisenhower has. suit- able. outfits. If it is ‘cool, the first lady will wear-a mauve wool and-jacket outfit of black and white geometric silk print and a little white hat trimmed with a roll of the same print. Descriptions of the alternate Easter apparel were released Thursday by Mrs. Parnis and Mrs. Victor. ‘ grave. That day, too, was a . “time of great political and re- ligious “upheaval. Young and old again are looking to a Great Deliverer and trusting in His peaceful doctrines for a triumph over this world’s turbulence. . How grateful Americans must be, that in spite of world- wide disturbances each of us still is perfectly free to com- memorate this _ holiday, and every special day of every group throughout the nation, Four pages today in Women’s Section. ~ pecause of the principles of religious freedom upon which our country is founded. Certainly Easter with its glorious message of hope and triumph is a most meaningful holiday for this generation. Looking like the spirit of spring, Leslie Spaysky of South Edith street is all set to greet the Easter Bunny and go egg hunting Sunday. pre wil] join with shed families and relatives to celebrite Easter and the + young -marrieds in: the ‘Pontiac area, emaciineidtes oa ey as jas . é ae eG i Me ee ey eS ee ae ee, See 2 ca, a ee eee SS . ee € ef Vee eS “4. Sed Oe Se de ee FS, ee Oe De) ce ae + av fy he a ee ee eee zs e FRIDAY, MARCH 2%, 1959 |_| THE-PONTIAC PRESS, ee e gic 5 ings in theht now tie-in Naples, Pia wil ‘a their hom 4 n returned | oat ae to "yooderich John Trilscher ot iss y Mrs. Albert : nga SS ee Winnetka, TL Ss ae ie : a be vy —on ‘te sy osom eee Been Bride-elect Susan Aldrich has Stl ae al Pontiac, Wednesday eve- Kingswood School, Cranbrook, and/been honored with many parties| Ott ‘0 Purope next moat wil Oe) ning at Ted's Restaurant, Her gam, i ny th er, ut Donald Fe Mee andr, Poy Ee nL | ep 8 an reve in Foxcroft until bee wane Mrs. Jasper Reid gave a des-| and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D.. Backus.) pe ys | April 11 sert supper party; Mrs. Frank L|" Mr and Mrs. Steele L~Sellers| ,. Dticer® elected for the com : Z Bromley and Mrs. Charles Green|navs been busy making arrange- ing year are Laura Belz, pres- Mr, Tritschler is the son of |gave a tea Monday; the William| ents for a dimer to be given ident; Mrs, Fredric Bailey, Pencil Aldo Salito de Salis of |Wilsons were hosts at a supper | Tyesday at Northwood Inn. ‘Biven! first. vice president; = Mr. Sellers is secretary for! amy Krueger, Pere * [/Michigan alumni of Lafayette Col-) “5 teg dire uth - | CAMEO Sterling ° ae I years were Mrs, Eldred . Occasion for tho affair is- the n and for today’s romantics Here is « noble new sterling pattern of sumptuous weight and exquisite detail by aia JEWELERS / 16 W: Huron St. FE.2-0294 Zonta Hears Janice Antona Janice Antona was guest precited ia re it Feted on Birthday ‘Mrs. Ada Mortensen |} Have You Tried This? Husbands Opinion Counts — Abby _ Skipping Strong pe Ee Could Undermine Meroe By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are having a little dif- ference of opinion and we'd like you to‘séttle it, Last night across the ~qwrong in the way I was dressed to go sit in the dark with old friends for one hour? MRS. G. By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Marshmallow Creme - Marbleizes Topping Are you looking for a new . sauce to,serve on ice cream? . The children will get a great kick out of this marbleized - = chocolate sauce which is very ‘Fe Bae Te eF Jour od ren 6 the opinion marriage g i me i is e E By g : : g see agi i he 3 iv ALE e : g | ; E Eg a3 ; Be 38 i a8 E : : sil & Be oe o § 3 i f 2 FY i ¢ g E BERESS Ez 3 Eg ES s Rese age ¢ f ite ie Helo iiteatel fr aes é a4 : i i ee S89e. . ‘ Enclose a palo stamped envelope. -Service for 8 Other patterns: Ei Prade, Golden Wheat, Silver Gardenia DIXIE POTTERY Open Daily 10 A. M. to 9 P. M.-—Sunday 12-9 P. 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FE 5-189 A S| ‘ 1 PEt ‘e ee | : ' eg i é ns e4 ae : z : re : eo 3 poe Ne Be Le ee ee a Ge NS te ek ek lk ek ak ee es a es a hh he ee ee Oe ee ee a fT AS prc iN EA IPA ea NE Nw Se ee ee Sah fy Plover’ i - GIRDLES — First Time at These Low Prices $10.95 Mold ’n‘ Hold Zipper GIRDLE | Finger panels front and back flatten your $ 8 95 cotton lining, Sizes x-small, small, medi- : um, large. Panty or Girdle style, tumrhy and smooth and support your figure, Made eShyerat yman is ‘ae = "I PAINTS | turday 10 A. M: to 10 P. M souls, There are mo stag tines | don't know what to do. As she ee | : tgs there’s | *2id she would call and hasn't, : i , yeas ‘anymore—which pape _ ein 1 to cae ek task As Featured on the © : ‘ — : _ “ers al gentle ®. party is off, or should we go any- Garry Moore Show : . mange If it’s @ formal dance are the wccMy busband thinks I should (Every Tuesday Night) ; PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL ——_fiicistuaies win tote prety, mut) cat her but 1 don't think it | fl U1% 5S. Saginas, Eagle Thester Bidg.. Pontiac, Mich. been wearing formals so long the| ay" her ‘plans may’ have RE . Enrollments Avuilable in Day or Evening Classes thrill has long since worn off. changed and my calling may 0 0 a. Write, phone or call in person for Free Pamphiet Ph tes taper eee place wordig ee SH { _ .. PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 they be? Most of them started dat-| tell’ me what to do in. this a Nea 7 ’ ing when they were.so young their! situation?” ‘ siiten Seieianeiiion wan 3 PARKING LOTS. f WANT SOFT WATER? peat wou || | : ¢ , OUR DOOR e ceeds from the sale go ‘to underpriv- di ileged patients at Pontiac State Hos- ‘ "16 Attend Meeting . _| of Interlakes Club \_ = Pontiac Glass Co. 23 W. Lawrence St. FE 5-6441 Permanents -and Older Color has really gone to the head with a spash, especially now Color Has Gone Right to with older women grasping at ain supposed to be especially comple- Women Are for former blondes, kaired, e These fair-skinned beauties are now white-| green chiffon handkerchief, and had colored her salt-and-pepper hair a silvery-smoky green. * * * This color is applied in a few Some suggestions made by col- or experts include advice for for- A PERFECT BLEND... .. Lawrence Welk “Lawrence Welk Dodge Dancing © He joins growing company 6f coneert, jazz and popular pianists - who have chosen the Baldwin exclusively for all their performances. , © You, too, can own the magnificent Baldwin Grand, and more easily than you think, May we show you how? OPEN FRI. and MON. NIGHT PARK IN REAR : ‘CALBI MU SIC co. : and Baldwin Pianos aad Organs | 119 N. Saginaw St. “RICH QUALITY AND TRUE TONE MAKE THE BALDWIN y selected the twin Baldwin Grands Tiny Little and Larry Hooper play on the very popular | FOR ‘CHAMPAGNE. MUSIC!" ABC-TV Network . Patty” and “Plymouth Show.) FE 5-8222 it a, (: er * 4 mer brownettes whose hair. now has a mixed gray tone, A medi- minutes, shampooed out if youlit. . don’t like it. the Head Tickled Pink um skin tone, they point out, will make all hair colors compatible to this type. bow hair dolors for a pick-me|mented by the pearly shimmer of| White hair will pick up the pure Phone FE 4-1854 jot ug — ee withaas pink on white hair. Mauve, apri-|color, darker hair will show less worrying sbust. the neighbors Cot ed blue could help ring injof i. Closed All Day mother-in-law or husbands, the costume changes for this type, lf hair has gone white all IF 4 da s £ ¢ diso, the experts say. around the face, while the rest eanesday trend began with hair| A woman at a society party | of the hair is grey, a shaded : sera. went pat Pe colored «hair the pace for the mauve look, | effect may be gchieved with | Call _ Wilson Today wigs, ‘wig hats and now a whole| Wearing a softly draped mauve these rinses. The color around the or Information head of temporary color, You can} chiffon sheath, shoes and stock- face will be soff, but darker hair choose a metry apricot, a riot of} ings, with her mauve rinsed at sides and back will become a | red, a mad gold, green or mauve) hair. darker bine or green or red. PONTIAC or a shade called “ pink.”| Another matron was dressed in a} One suggestion is that it can be BEA co Few women take these rainbow shirtwaist dress belted in gold.|fun experimenting with these hair) UTY LLEGE She Wore green shoes, carried airinses by using them as. 16. East Huron, AT A LOW, ] LOW PRICE! All work done by senior students under super- vision of instructor. | ! | Behind Kresge's, 2nd Fleos MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Come in for a Free Demonstration! 12 W. Huron FE 2-4010 Do It Yourself ae with Bench Save on Unpainted Furniture Vanity Table i = 549M Children’s TOY CHEST 12% Children’s ROCKERS *6”> CRICKET STOOL $495 - 9x12 Linoleum Rugs *4>9 IT RIGHT! Metallic Gold Tone Tile . See the New as Nationally Advertised Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Mon and Fri. ‘til 9 tf q ¥ fail — a oe Oe eae rote TF ey eR eee foe ot ae os 7 ee Cee ce eee ee =. pe teas 3 a zi 5 g BS eS ca fe ip I ed Tee ee eee ee sane — ee as Gee a, A “he ‘ f Ps ie x . . f me 4 raed + i, os a: a: é J i I a q ? = : epee : ee F : ‘ 2 * £ eee ; | _. . THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1959 ° 2a Ten Inches Too Much ee | . | : ° Exercise Will Pare Down ‘Hips | By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN ng the nose have some effect on ak dinette et ob tain “When 1 was 13 I started putting Q. Please tell me what*is wrong| one’s character?” happy optimistic ones) and ex- sjett rex tekeibe go maatee mad with my figure. My bust measures), A, wirst, the nose will not | Preston are the fac TS! reveal the sort of person you |16 and my bust has not developed ° ' e 4 3? inches, waist 75 and hips} ‘resume its former shape. Lines, | sre the shape of the nose does |Do you think this could have “Experts in Tackless Installation” facial contour (whether drawn | 16+ indicate what. we are like |yented my development? I . : A. For _—— figure — downward by negative emotions | i personality and character. very unhappy ®ver this, and woul : . should not Much more pinion two inches difference between he . ee a =— the and bust measurements, ® ; a vane 1 tonin sour aoe: Mildred Welch ac if you page a nat urements. Judging ist i enough, might ha ve 4 measurement, ad of ores Honored at ‘| ken down the tissues some. How portion I imagine that you lave an unusually large accomula- tion of fat on your hins. This type usually can he reduced most suceessful'y by hip-slipping ex- ercises. Q. “Ineed-a professional and honest opinion, I feel that I am poset x and should lose from 10 to 15 pounds. My friends and family say that I am just right.| - I am 5 feet, 4% irfches tall and weigh 135 pounds. I have an aver age-sized frame. My bust measures 35 inches, waist 25 and hips 37. What do you say? P. S. I also have a ‘swéet-tooth.’ ” A. Your family and friends are correct. Your weight is ideal for your height and build. Your measurements also are within the range for a lovely figure. You might take hip-slimming exer-. _eises for absolute perfection. Q. Is there any exercise which will make the face thinner? Please Housewarming development. Why uot discess | ‘Mildred Welch was honored — + +. & | housewarm- new home on Wesbrook street. cises, send a stamped self-ad-' . ’ Sot were sae Rignmets, dressed envelope with your request Enden, Artene ’ |for leaflet No. 3, Address Josephine tin, Verna. Kostba, Florence Lowman in care of this newspaper, A Tomorrow: “Here's What To Do phones Seeley Mowe i For Aging Neck and Chinline.” | rd Rete Sask Faes Mrs. (Queen Mary Section J. J. O'Connor, Mrs, Curtis [Plans for Summer tow and Mrs, Howard McCann. Queen Mary Section of Needle- Others were Mrs. L. 1. Un- | work Guild made plans for sum- derhill, Mrs. Erie Bohls, Mrs. (mer activities at its meeting held, William Potter, Mrs. Kenneth Thursday at the Belmont street’ Morgan, Mrs. Lawrence Bai- [home of Mrs. Henry Milligan. Mrs, | ley, Mrs, Charles Baker, Mrs. “|Andrew McKerrow also took part, Nick Lekas, Mrs. Ralph Burt, The April 9 meeting will be held Mrs, Leslie Jansen, Mrs. John |at the home of Mrs. Charles) _ Spears and Mrs. Ann Johnson. | Shearer. ¢ rere eer | a4 Prom 100% WOOL have this effect. ‘ Pfs $ Gr ee cece al cee YR: Formals $18 » ies Gemsates TEXTURED TWEED" metic surgery are very interesting.| | For a@ good figure there | Reg. $6.95 Reg. $6.95 we Ge soe woe tek © _ should not be much more | ’ BRIDAL SALON | ; } hard that th te A sinc — Aap paeiges Ca gins _55 West Huron FE 5-3675 | Sale *4.95 Yd. 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Flowers Telegraphed . | . yj Any Place in the World! ° Pea rce Flo ral Co. toe oe 4528 DIXIE HIGHWAY—DRAYTON PLAINS : 559 Orchard Lake Ave. , mae Bloomfield Hills, Monday and Friday 9:00 a.m. gd nn —Tuesday, Hedeeedar, Thursday 9 a.m. to 6° pam. ; oe , a , whee nee | aturday 9 a.m. to pm. 8 ff pte oF ree PaRKine SPACE Poe i OR 32100 vitae OR 3-4109 ae fo 4 ei ee ) Brel ot oy hi Te i ; : iy ; : ) £ ‘a fe Es Se ep ees ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 4 i, 3 , ¥ z i = len She Aer ks, wee * aan =] * : : <3 : ; : eee 33 Se : ; 5 ners ; * Sou : ? ie ¢ ‘ = e i ey : * 3 : se ee f . : i; +. rae 4 S * ; a ‘ 2 3 - } ; f ‘ 4 J : es “ a — : eee vg f Z 3 ‘ ' : : oi : ie ‘ wes : ‘ i “THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘FRIDAY, MARCH. 27, 1959 the ny pon st iin ern cand : a en en fog p everybody: The drys have ptier ve) a raid by the -National Guard. sae es 8 | Tt bolls down to a system of rt | local option — — the law is virtually where lots of folks | ike to have their liquor and it’s | enforced where dry sentiment | ‘ 5 WES: ol ee os eam bs , BB in the tast referendum, in 1952, ihegal] 7 Pil the vote ‘was'S-1 tn tavor-of keep. (2° * S0P the state from taxing] Jing prohibition on the books. and| ‘Ofricials are able to determine | oop ek . | there has. been no. serious effort! nich bootleggers obtain 95 ie ito disturb it since. cent of the Federal-stamped liquor} | Every .county sheriff tokGt 20 | ccmsing tpt tee wate and 8 oe joath to enforce. all state laws, in-|-ajieq “black market’ wholesale} tax is placed on every case. oe 2 ee ‘FURNITURE SALES. 1 Mile East of Auburn Heights 3345 Auburn Rd. ~~ = (M-59) > You Always Buy for Less ct L&S | “e new 8 per cent retail tax, Cities 9-6 MON. thre SAT.—FRIL. “til 8—PE 5-9001. MN Vicksburg, in the cotton-rich Delta| in wet‘ counties follow suit .by — een counties and aloig the resort-| spplying a monthly “fine,” | ea usually about $100, inst the | Sa os = 2 - : si wi . we: : . - a ce ar eat rect som wy sua HAND SEWN. | MEW SEAM OEStAR | BOYS DRESS | NEW! BOYS SJounges” in Mississippi ~~ can be|_Pavment of liquor taxes allows] MAQCCASIN | IN OUR OXFORDS SWIRL SHOES SWIRL SHOES found.. The words “whisky” andijegger the privilege of selling his {“liquor” are never used in ad-|product. Recently the National] ! . 3 : _lyertisements but radio commer- Guard raided a number of honky ; 95 95 9 cials have invited tourists to call torigs and seized $50,000 worth of , a * ‘jeertain stores and “your favorite) state-taxed liquor. : : {hotel room,” Gov. J. P. Coleman, who or- : Some Protestant groups led by |dered the raid, said local citizens’ | the Baptist, are unwavering in jhad complained. The bootleggers | their support. of prohibition. |complained, too, saying they at ‘| Where these groups are strongest jleast should get a tax refund. | | public opinion is against Jegaliz- | State Tax Collettor William Win- | ing of liquor and frequent are |ter, ruling against them, said raids such arguments as “you cannot |‘‘are just one of the hazards of that compromise with sin.” _ Ipatticular occupation,” “aa 1 Th | Man's sizes 7% to 12 jn black Sines 3% to 6 Sizes 3% to 6 Smooth, fluid lines dis- Penney’s rich kip leather | They look so neat, feel What's new? »Penney’s tinguish Penney’s slip- | Towncrafts feature the | so comfortable! Rich Swirls handsomely sty]- ons. You'll want them | costly ‘stitch-an-turn” [| smooth black leather | ed embossed leather for casual wear or dress-. | treatment ... it hides | slip-ons with elasticized built with a smooth side ‘up. Leather soles, rub- stitches, gives you a | side gore for better fit. swept flair. 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Ranking second in. the class te 3 ~ if : ; ae a : wee a & Is Your High School es Represented in the Press? ie Me Sol ee ee ee ee oe eee ee ee I £ ‘ = * : sea Sa ii _THE_PO NTT _ ay te % * Watch for Scho | News oe Qn This Page Each Fridgy tea | a2 ad AC PRESS _ & ~-f “ge poly area NIN FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 Varsity | onc « tcts “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Lanny Younger, Beverly Hull Lead Waterford Seniors Scholastically By JEAN REXFORD _ | Beverly plans to attend Mich- /Lanny Younger and Beverly Hull/igan State University and major have been selected valedictorian|in elementary education, and salutatorian, respectively, ij 8 & the 1959 Waterford Township ‘ngs Carol Vought, Car West, Dick -Sehool graduating class. Carlson, Dave Bills and Marc Orlen Younger of 4260 Elizabeth Lake Rd., placed first scholastical- ly in the class with a 19.29 aver-* for grades was Beverly, daughter of Mr..~and Mrs. James Hull of 1109 Bangor St. She had a 18.88 average. . . Lanny. has been awarded a four-year scholarship, to the Uni- ‘yersity ef Michigan where he pans to study electrical en- gineering. He is a member of the Hi-Y Club, Dramatics ‘ Club, Student Council (president in his junior year), Bowling club and Varsity Debate Squad. During her high schoo] career Beverly has been active in Girls’ Athletics Association, GAA Letter .Club, .Future Teachers Club, Fu- tare Social Workers Work and the Senior Class Board. Outside of school activities and studies, she had found time to take fencing lessons, five years of ballet and two years of piano in addition to earning a senior life saving baige LANNY YOUNGER at the YMCA. Valedictorian. itiac Area Teenage Traffic Court this week. = Juniors and sophomores - have begun pre-enrollment. for. next BEVERLY HULL — Salutatorian tors before schedules are com: pleted. “ The new. classes to be offered next fall include French II, Latin III, debate, discussion, play pro- | tajyear. All class selections must be|duction, public address, reasoning, Lanny, the son of Mr. and Mrs./Cameron Were jurors on the Pon-lapproved by parents and instruc-|shop mathematics, tool and die de-| sign and orchestra. : Four scholarships are being of.- fered by a paper manufacturer to students interested in. paper tech- nology. They. will be awanded on the basis of a competitive ‘test. This week the second semester speech contest was held. The win- ners wil] enter: the district contest in mid-Aprfl. Three WTHS vocal music groups won the three top honors im the music festival held at Pon- tiac Northern High School. It wa They were, in order of rank, A’ Capella Choir, Girls Glee Club and! Boys Glee Club. Milford High School's Mixed Choir took the fourth spot. The choirs will now compete in a state music festival to be held) in East Lansing. The glee clubs will participate in the state music| festival to be held in Mount! Clemens this spring. The Waterford groups are di-| rected by Richard Meier. Slate*Style Show Plan Courtesy Week at Lake Orion | Thursday Night at Emmanuel High “ By DIANNE —— | Next week, a new typ~ of contest Fashions on Parade will be the! and campaign will be held at name of the fashion show the Lake Emmanuel Christian High School. By ANNE MERCER Orion Community High School c \Student body officers are sponsor- By SUE PIERCE Five West Bloomfield) Township Five Receive All A’s at West Bloomfield — will model in the fashion show the (class will sponsor April 15. The Future Homemakers of America ing a Courtesy Week. High School students have been Show, which will feature evening’ Games fond in One Week 4 Senior, 6 Junior and 6 Sophomore Teams Enter Competition By COLLEEN ADAMS ern High School this week. ducted by members of the PNH ‘erees, timekeepers and scorers. Each team is limited to eight boys and there are no eligibility rules. There are four senior, six junior and six sophomore teams. The tournament, which will last two.. weeks, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. As an indication of the enthusi- asm shown during the tournament, one homeroom practiced at 5 a.m. ohe day this week and all mem- bers of the team were present. x * * Homeroom managers are Mike Montgomery, Jerry Field, Pauline Herron and Bill Peterson, all sen- iors. Dick Eley is a coach for a senior team. Junior managers are Dennis Pooch, Don Chase, Ron Franks, Jim Teets, Bob Cohoe and David Pearson. Jack Shubert, Jerry Mineweaser, Gary Holtz, Jerry 'Menter, Tom Ermgodts and Eu- gene Coe are sophomore managers. Jerry Ball is a coach. % TEAM CAPTAINS . Téam captains are Danny Kim- ™ ;mel, Tom Charleton, Tam Thomas, |Dick Delano, ‘Stan Hertel and Ed Smith. Others are Winfred Mir- acle, Bob Khun, Carl! Bills, Tom Hill, Jeff Braunagel, Danny Scott, Gary Rose, Maurice Lackey, Dan Penoyer and Tim Agar. Ansintramural basketball tourna- ment is playing a major part in ‘school activities at Pontiac North- The tournament is being con- varsity and junior varsity ‘basket- bail teams. The boys act as ref- - will be completed are these six students. In the front row, from left TOURNAMENT TEAM — Ready to compete in the intramural basketball tournament held this week and next at Pontiac Northern High School ntramural. Tournament at 1 579 LeBaron St. ley of 660 W. Walton Bivd. and are Dan Penoyer of 224 Vernon Dr.,: James.Pal- Jerry Fields of Standing from left are Bill Green of 1244 Mt. Clemens St., Jeff DuPuis of 144 Oliver a oii ir St. and Gary Glenn of 596 N. Perry St. Club will present Thursday | Tuesday and Wednesday will be Three members of the Futureb— The affair will be held from 7:3 Courtesy Days. On Thursday, to 9 p.m. im the speech room of Tyrnabout Day, giris will go all the high school: Refreshments will out, opening doors and carrying follow in the home economics books for the boys. . Climax of the program will come on Friday when a courtesy king and queen, plus attendants, will be named. All students are eligible for these honors. Students*wiil be judged on class- room, sehool bus and lunchroom ‘Manners, and attitudes toward itheir teachers, adminéstratots’ and friends. fs | Student chairmen of the entire at Easter Mass Here week are Phil Wood, student body program; Anne Mercy, coronation; By CAROL BAUER \Connie Hart, posters; Mefril Rock, St. Michael's High School Choir penalties, and John Best, enter- will have the distinction of being tainment. , the first choir to sing the Easter! Midnight: Mass at St, Michael's Catholic Church. The choir will be under the di-| rection of Sister George. * * * 4 Some of the students will model clothing which they made while other girls and teachers will wear outfits from downtown Lake Orion shops. ’ The show. will feature spring and suimmer apparel. School Choir to Sing Will Study Peace DETROIT ® — A two-day con- - \ference entitled “‘Removing road- on Future Nurses a toured blocks to world peace” will be Rechester School for the « Siied tks week a lunder way at Wayne State Uni- ; ° versty April 16. The conference is The jurtior girls won the annual|sponsored by -the Detroit Round girls intramural basketball tourna- Table of Catholics, Jews and ment this week. ‘They were om eects in cooperation with 65 beaten. A civic organizations, Modern Gibson Girl Dress Is Designed for Teenagers From the era of the Gibson Girl, Spadeas Young for the last marking period. They are Dick Theis, Douglas Watson and Sandra Lemon, all seniors, and Sandra and Sara Rachiele both sophomores. . Eight senior girls and four boys Change by Fiat 4 } ’ to Undergo Test | Legislature Will Argue | Whether Williams Can Order Agency Mergers LANSING (UPI)—Michigan’s House of Representatives is headed \for a showdown next week on whether the governor can reor- ‘ganize government through execu. tive order. ‘ * * * The specific item scheduled for attention Wednesday is whether the state Board of Alcoholism will be abolished and placed under the Health Department. The argument is in the way the merger would be performed. Democrats want. to have Gov, G. Mennen_ Wililams’ way tried and then, if necessary, a court test could be held to determine validity of executive reorganiza- | | | The House has approved six of young America has wholeheartedly seven bills calling for reorganiza- | sp.9 honored for receiving all “A’s”tand daytime wear, will*begin at. ‘8 p. m. POSTER CONTEST Teachers Club conducted a candy sale this week to raise money for | The West Bloomfield Township ‘Library Board is sponsoring al |poster contest for all students in |grades 9-12 at WBTHS. Each poster jmust include the location of the jtownship library and the Westacres branch, and the hours each are jare open to the public. The art! ‘department of the high school has’ further information on the project. * * * the group’s treasuury. They were Richard Bailey, Karen Rognaldson and Karen Christianson. | Members of Edna Williams’ dramatics class presented a contemporary version ef Shake- speare’s ‘‘Macbeth” six times to English classes in one day. The play, adapted by Miss Witliams, ‘was presented in modern lan- guage and dress, é A | The posters will be used by the |board to publicize the Vibrary asa part of its observance of National ‘Library Week, April 12-18. ceive a $5 gift certificate for a Pontiac bookshop. ‘Reveal Results From Test of Sleeplessness | SALT LAKE CITY (AP)—What happens to men forced to go 72 hours without sleep? Three University of Utah scien- tists say seven volunteer medical students who tried it had tem- \porary periods of mental confu- ‘sion, lack of muscular coordina- tion, even hallucinations. * * * i They were more prone to hallu-/ cinations when stimulated by, 25, a Vision-provoking drug. | | i All posters must be submitted by’! pril 6. | The cast included Danny Chand- jler, Doris Ellis, Marge Gilroy, |Karen Lackey, Bruce Bishop, Bill ‘Ramsey, Cora Duke, Ron Miller,| LaDonna Coe and Bill Salle. Three varsity basketball players, Winner of the contest will re.,Jim Dempsey, Dick Eley and Bill Peterson, received varsity sweat- ers and letters recently. Dempsey and Eley also received stars to wear on the sleeves signifying eaptain and co-captain, respec- tively. * * * The senior class now wears bright red corduroy vests to ath- letic events to add to its school spirit, Water Tank Drops Into Building, 11 Hurt NEW YORK (AP)—A 10,000-gal- lon water tank collapsed Thursday atop a six-story loft building and dropped through three floors. Eleven persons. were injured, at least two of them seriously. To Bring Exchange Pupils ‘Here By BARBARA GRIFFIN A week from today is the kick-off ‘date for the American Field Serv- ice money raising drive at Powtiac Central High School. Six foreign exchange students from rea high schools will visit PCH to speak to classes. : * * * April 6-10, the homerooms will compete to raise money for AFS. The junior homeroom which raises |room next fall. Pontiac Police Patrolman John classes this week. taken for the 1959 annual. Year- book staff members have been working after.school and also on By SALLY COLLINS Winners of the Walled Lake High School Forensic Contest announced this’ week are now preparing to enter the district contest at South. field High School in mid-April. * x * Decjamation winners were Dodie Duckwitz, first, and Helen Hallock, secopd; humor, Dawn Matthews, first, and Lynn Thompson, second; interpretative reading, Barbara Lea, first, and Nina Hil, second; original oratory, Bob Reimer, first, the most money will be able to/Saturdays to finish pasting sec- Name Forensic Winners in Walled Lake's Contest has been selected to compete against another high school on the television “program ‘“Quiz-Em” April 4. They are Sue’ Merkle, Jim Mitchell, and Kathy Irons, all seniors, and Milton Carrigan and Jim Havel, both juniors. The stu- dents were selected for their knowledge and awareness of cur- rent events. A. Felts discussed traffic wer d G in four of the driver i Flashbulbs have been popping all over school this week as last- minute Quiver pictures are being Central Organizing Fund Raising Drive |have the exchange student in its One hundred voices of the Boys Glee Club, the Selective Girls lee the Song Spinners presented the annual Easter pro- gram Wednesday morning in two assemblies before’ school was dis- cussed for Easter vacation. EASTER .PROGRAM The religious program was under ° the direction of Michael Dempsey, vocal music instructor. Ann Dire sang a solo, “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child,” and Tom Cate and Evelyn Kerr narrated the Easter story. The Selective Girls, under the direction of Doreen Voltman, sang “Praise Ye The Lord,” by Men- delssohn, * * * A double trio of Sue Ann Hath- away, Juanita Graham, Marilyn Bell, Linda Crain, Marlene Beale and Mitzie Schroeder--were also included in the Four PCH students attended the Model. United Nations Association 10th annual meeting held at Hills- dale College last weekend: They were Sherry Fink, Patricia DeKay, Richard Tennant, and Ted Gaens- bauer. * ' adopted the shirtwaist dress: Here tion. The bills will take the place : is one designed for today’s gener- of Williams’ seven reorganization. They suffered no noticeable phy-| Three iron workers were repair-jand Bill Colby, second, and ex- atien by Eloise Curtis for Spadea's Young America Pattern. America Pattern four tucks on either side of the bodice and the set-in neckline yoke and front band slit with a button- loop closing. The ‘long sleeves are finished off with a buttoned wristband. The full four-gored skirt takes a petticoat and the dress can be made in cotton, shantung, linen or rayon. The skirt could also be wool with a contrasting shirt. Select the correct chart below which ready-to-wear size. SIZES Bust size from the compares to sof 8 1 31% 32% 33% moet Be Bt Re Bee Length a “15% 16 © 16% 16% 16% To onder Pattern Y-3070, state size and address Spadea, Box 1005, G.P.O., Dept. PY4, New York 1, N. Y. If paid in cash, send $1; by check $1.04. For first class mail, add five cents. St. Fred’s Pupils Serve on Teen Traffic Jury By MARY SUE RITTER Five St. Frederick's High School students served as jurers on the Pontiac Area Teenage Traffic Court this week. They were Mary Kay Morse, Dianne Needle, Pat Doyon, Gerry Getzan and Larry- Crake. They also. will ‘serve at the April 6 ses- sion. oa Wednesday was the deadline for high school students to enter the Archdiocesan Development Fund Gloise Gurtis * | proposals, i x *« | The separate shirt is fitted, has} A House resolution will be con-| sidered to disapprove of the gov- ernor’s way of putting the board under the Health Department. Also up for consideration will be two other bills, one for creation of a nine-member state Counéil of Health and the other putting the Health Department. | ‘The difference between the al- coholism bill and the resolution is that they are opposites. The Legislature last year ap- proved the executive method of revamping state government. The ;|six bills, including one to put collection of motor fuel taxes with- in the Revenue rather than the State Department, were to take the place of Williams’ plans. Oldest Triplets Celebrate 9Ist Birthday Today FRAMINGHAM, Mass, — Faith, Hope and Charity, the na- tion's oldest triplets, today cele- brated their gist birthday, ko oe ik, are Annie Faith MacDon- nell, Ellen Hope Daniels and Nora Charity Murphy, all wid- ows, ~~ * &t which caters to the elderly, A hospital spokesman said the sisters are in good health and Board of Alcoholism with the) They live in Cushing Hospital, |’ ‘sical damage or impairment of ibody metabolism. ~ They main- tained a “persistent and sustained interest in food and sex." * x * | Psychiatrists Eugene L. Bliss, jand Lincolm-D. Clark and _bio- chemist Charles D. West reported their findings in today's issue of e American -Medical Assn.’s |Archives of Neurology and Psy- Ps chiatry. Their tentative conclusion: pro- longed insomnia may sometimes _be a critica] factor in bringing on ‘attacks of schizophrenia, the most common type of mental illness. ing the tank supports at the build- ing on West 26th Street when it came crashing down. It had been declared defective. - Gets Science Grant ANN ARBOR # — A National Science Foundation grant of $23,680 has been awarded to the University of ‘Michigan to ad- minister the Honors Institute for Young Scientists program, Financed locally in East Grand Rapids last summer, the institute is one of 112 similar programs sponsored by the foundation. tempore Ned Ely, first, and Dick Perry, second. Other high schools which will compete in the district contest include Farmington, Southfield and Waterford Township. gan School Vocal Association Dis- trict IV Festival held at-the Oak Park High School.. The group now will enter the State District Festi- College in Mt. Pleasant, * * * A panel of five WLHS students Instill Optimism, Enthusiasm, Pride gan” program, being developed by the volunteer Industrial Ambassa- dors organization, was publicly disclosed’ last night in a speech here to the Society of Industrial Realtors, Merritt D, Hill of+ Bloomfield Township, chairman of the Ambas- sadors’ Tractor and Implement Division’ in Birminghm, empha- sized the . non-political nature of the program and spelled out its three basic objectives: ' 1. Sell Michigan to our oWn in- dustrig! organizations, as well as | ak 3 * DETROIT — The “Sell Michi-| ‘Sell Michigan’ Goals Set 3. Improve the current impres- sions of Michigan apparently held “by people in other states. “We can’t wait for everything to be as we would like to have it before we start out to do a selling job, There will never be a time when everything is ‘all right,’ hé declared, se x kx * “The step-by-step over - all pro- gram by which the sales job cah We done begins with an “‘indoc- trination”. period when several small group meetings with Indus- trial Ambassadors and _ business- men would be held throughout the state, These’ meetings will have as their purpose “‘ihstilling optimism, enthusiasm. and pride.” ; ed: that “‘no one what the job is and until he has been properly indoctrinated and trained to do it.” Hill said that volunteer assist- ance from Michigan industries will be sought in such fields as public! ‘relations, advertising and sales promotion, publicity and. sales training. ‘ Raw material, facts and figures, available through various sources, will be processed and prepared into sadors with information about the State’s advantages. y * * * The Ambassadors' efforts aim at enlisting the support of all organi- vations ‘ante yan ‘unless he knows val April 25 at Central Michigan} ‘ ‘usable form to-provide the Ambas-|,, Fourth spot goes fo “Since 1 Don’t Disc Data and Chatter rF. Music in the The Girls Glee Club received a), first division rating at the Michi-| - ¥,° Among new Co- lumbia_ pop re- leases are “‘All Alone By the Tel- ephone’’ (CL-1300) by Polly Bergen with the orchestra of Luther Hender- son; “Reunion In (CL1277) by Frankie Rhythm” Laine with Michel Legrand; “I'll Be Seeing You” (CL-1262).a Jo Stafford-Paul Weston disc; and “Play For Keeps’ (CL-1258) by Jerri Adams with Ray Ellis and his Orchestra. Never let a good thing go is the rule pointed out by “Still More Sing Along With Mitch’ (CL-1283), a follow of a follow of the original Mitch Miller LP that sold so well. For some real good big band dance FIVE ACES: More Pontiac area pennies are being spent on ‘Come Softly To Me” (The Fleetwoods) than any other single disc this week, according to record retail- rs, “ A full lap behind is “Venus” from a fourth place finish last week. ‘Pink Shoe. Laces’ (Dodie Stevens) pops up in third place. Have You" (The Skyliners) and a flip of the coin gives us an inside “| Fi’ (CL-1141) is another exam Round by. Dick Saunders Of Time” (Brook Benton) the last choice. é THE JAZZ NEST: Since big ree. ord companies are built on sales - and appeal to the pop fan, the case, for jazz on .“‘big’’ labels is: poor. The. ‘pure’ flavor of jazz is lost to the ‘commercial’ flavor. This is not always true, but the exceptions are few, Dave Bru- beck’s jJatest Columbia LP “New: port 1958" (CL-1249) with the quartet playing a tribute to Duke Ellington is a good example, _ I have never been a Brubeck fan, to say the least, but it is evident that this is a far cry from the first Brubeck sides. His work has become. increasingly commer. cial and stale since he signed with Columbia. é * * * “Erroll Garner Encores In Hi I've always been a Garner The last itol was too straight with “It's Just A Matter). ee At the Organ "Formerly of the Four Joes Noonday Luncheons Are Our Spectalty . 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MARCH 27, 1959 bl Os a Sasi iack (Hollywood: Headlines - Jail Population Changes in Filin ‘Anatomy of a Murder’ Hires New ‘Prisoners’ ‘a Dining at Its Very Best in an a Atmosphere of Elegance and Charm} | °"¢ ‘Deputies’ te MARQUETTE (UPI)—When the atin eet the nation’s theaters, there will be a quick change in the screen popu- lation of the - Marquette County KINGSLEY INN on GYPSIES ; in the EMPIRE ROOM a ** ye Three “prisoners” and two “‘dep- uties’” who quit in a pay dispute: after one day's shooting of the picture, are remaining in the pic- ture ‘for the scenes they shot. But in other sequences, there to the Music of the KINGSLEY INN COACHMEN : _— and SATURDAY at 1 COTILLION BOOM’ Kaufman to suspense novel by, Richard Jessup. While in “New York en route here, Kaufman talked: to. Joan Joan Crawford, : Kauiasin May Team Up for Film iekaeiniae PARSONS - HOLLYWOOD — The partnership of Joseph Kaufman and Joan Crawford had promised to flourish like the green bay tree until Joan married. Al Steele and was no longer interested in a steady job and Joe joined the Cinerama group. Joan starred in “Sudden Fear,” a hit, in association with Now Joe is back in Hollywood after a year in London, Australia and other countries. He brought with him a new project, the rights “Night Boat to Paris,” a dren, Elizabeth Taylor has Cohen off for Las Vegas. Eddie Fisher, who accompanied her, opens at the Tropicana early next month. Steve Allen flew out to spend a few days to see his two sons, and took them to the Club Seville to hear Terry Gibbs’ orchestra. At a nearby table; same place, Steve Crane was with daughter Cheryl. Mary and Sonny Whitney are so enchanted with the: island of a completed “Porgy and Bess” was shown him, and he liked ‘what he saw, as did Ira Gershwin. Recovered -trom his tecent nese surgery, Louis Prima hosted. | a “return home” party, for sented her with a sable stole. Completely well after her long] bout with mononucleosis, Joon Fontaine is now riding with the| West Hills Hunt Club. She joins! Jose Ferrer and Tim Durant in| Colorado next week for a jump) meet being held there.» (Copyright, 1959) British Guiana is about the same size as Great Britain. Keely Smith, who returned via jet from New York. He pre- TWENTY-ONE * BL UF ‘SKY | 2150 OPDYKE RO. | FE 4-4611 FRI-SAT. 3 FEATURES - 3 | | MORE | MANSFIELD Se es A Hs ty Maui that they have sent for | nasty 20 conte Mary’s children and they'll spend some time there. This is the island that Kay and Clark Gable loved! so much. Tomorrow the Samuel Goldwyns leave for Honolulu for three weeks, Sailing on the Lurline. Sam leaves 1,000 COMIC BOOKS wel True Love Story Mags. Open Sunday —12 noon to 10 p.m, Specially Priced Menu for Children Midwest . 1-1400 Tr 1 MOL | Ss L (ld a THIS SUNDAY. Toke the.Family Out for Dinner! SPECIAL. SUNDAY SMORGASBORD - Served 1800P. Mo 8G0P.M. $195 Baked Ham or Beef or Turkey and Dressing, Pan Fried Chicken or A‘la Carte. Luncheons and Dinners. Z “Sully” at the keyboard will be playing your favorite songs on Easter All Oy for pe } Be your dining on | TOWN & COUNTRY INN Cocktail Lounge and Re raph Kd stourant man for “Anatomy” announced at. contrary to published reports, sequences ving the five ree who quit, ‘would not be remade. omy of a Murder” under the pen name of Robert Traver. N.Y. Has No Pending wil be new “prisoners” and | about starring in “Night Boat’’ feeling very happy because the' ——, Jokes, and L PIPER’S MAGAZINE OUTLET FE 4-9240 | apr 2 a oe ee ? MD san new “deputies.” . and she’s very interested. It Jim Merrick, public relations shot Tuesday in- The five extras ‘quit after} Monday the roll will be~called for ‘The Private’s Affair’—alias “The Love Maniac’’—and among those reporting to director David Weisbart will be Barry, Coe whom 20th Century-Fox is building to stardom, Sal Mineo who is so popular with the teenagers, and Gary Crosby who is finishing Tega for Lovers” on the same There! s never been any jealousy between Clint Walker and Ty Hardin, who replaced Clint on the “Cheyenne” TV series when Clint ‘@'was on suspension. Clint said he was sorry for Ty, because Ty was unhappy and didn’t want “Chey- enne.” Now Clint’s back in the saddle, Ty another series, and the boys are Further evidence of their friendship is the news that Andra Martin, Ty’s pretty brunette wife, is opposite Clint in his picture “Yellowstone Kelly.” Andra will play an In- dian girl, and because she has blue eyes, Warner’s makeup head, Gordon Bau, took her to an eye specialist to have brown contact lenses made for ber. I am very glad that Jack Warner will receive the Thalberg: award. That’s an honor every producer in the business cherishes, and Jack certainly deserves recognition for his fight for the industry plus Voelker is the author of ‘‘Anat- DAILY AT 1:00, 3:05, §:10, 7:20, 9:25 ‘MARGARET LEIGHTON in WILLIAM FAULKNER'S blistering best-seller of Seaway Work Claims: NEW YORK (#—The state Power : Ontario Premier Leslie Frost ‘said in Toronto today that the | Ontario Hydroelectric Commission, | Canadian counterpart of the state ‘authority, had 19 million | dollars’ | authority had even rfore. | An authority spokesman said | yesterday that last Feb. 9 it an- The largest, the spokesman said, was a 27 million dollar claim for extreme difficulty in excavating hardpacked glacial fill. This claim’ was settled for $4,360,000, the Feb- ruary announcement said. TECHNICOLOR WITH EDMUND O'BRIEN, “KOOKIE” BYRNES Coming! “The TEN COMMANDMENTS” Coming! | pes : Patience. 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PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1950 Beanball ‘Tncident Starts Contra Outfielder Hits Another H Piersall told the Phoenix Press|down pitches against Jackie Jen- x * * : S if Club forum last night—he can take|sen and Frank Malzone. Each Big crac! crackdown is in force at” * By The Associated Press From Miller: “I~ eater thesis ur plicheup Sea ‘avie detherhialvions Eddie Bressoud and Jackie| it. grounded out on the next pitch. | Dodger traiping camp. It in- Bengals’ Hand Pierce). Stu Miller, a curveballer jan a ee in my life, He ducked |thrown at them.” | ao -_ Baga Fi om “They imitate sirens coming | “When I got up,” Piersall said, | cludes pte aap y mg ese 5-2 Setback as Rocky’ siower in ae a ke Pare iy was involved when, {of Thursday's eight-game exhibi aiden restety. aeeiees ta oltee & tpitons iat ne Planatien, Vice-President " Bessy Bridges Also Homers |center_of @ beanball controversy} From Power; “He threw at me| following’ the incident, Boiger | tion prograin. ‘ Boston, “‘call me the goony bird | Tl hit you right on the top of the | Bevast says: “It they're going today“ after toppling Cleveland’s!and he knows ‘it.” head and plead temporary im. | to be a seventh place club, Gionis. Tdicns in Rhubarb slammed into him at secend base In other games, Boston nipped Pleads “Temporary Insanity” PHOENIX, Ariz: @® — Jimmy Piersall, who recovered from men- tal illness and resumed a major league baseball career, stilt gets a good riding trom opposing players. eBut now ‘there’s a differance, and keep telling me the white -Piersall Ignores Ribs He Gets About IiIness your cage,’ got a lot of guts,’ he said.” ; * * * Piersall said . Yankee catcher Yogi Berra once called for knock- Federation this summer compet: ing in the 1516 age group. ‘ Vie Power in an exhibition game. | Giants’ manager Bill Rigney, re-| while breaking up a double-play hi coats are coming. sanity.’ . we're going to treat them like . ‘TAMPA, Fla. & — Neil Chrisley, , * the Chicago Cubs, 4-3 in 11 innings ‘ : ebventh-glacers.” a fellow who has murdered ities: A Miller pitch hit Power on the} fusing naan the hot exchange) attempt. at Scottsdale, Ariz., and in Florida,| “Just today we had a hassle} “Yogi said, ‘Go ahead and take x * * _ lando, _hit 15 home runs and drove in 75. head and knocked him unconscious he had ith Cleveland manager} ‘While they wrestled, both Cincinnati edged Los Angeles 2-1, a good cut, We don’t knock down Big Jim McCallum, a former League pitching and wilted before inni Joe Goi the pitcher’s mound, thle Oxford High, is the the big-timers, is maki full momentarily in the ninth inning of! Joe A pi 8 benches emptied but no punches Philadelphia downed Washington lousy .200 hitters.’ ” difficult for the Deira Thee ofan Fupaciece’s 76 ory _aver| Gieral —e — ger had gone inh 2 at Clearwater, St. Louis = * peiy Sitalonsim member of the vart cut heim loose. the Indians yesterday, Hot words * * * as a pinch runner for Power, who whipped Milwaukee 6-3 at Braden- ’ When Piersall was going|sity baseball squad at Taylor Unis The much-traveled outfielder probably will not find regular em- ployment with the Tigers, simply because the club has a set outfield and reserves like Gus Zernial, Larry. Deby and Johnny Groth. ~ between the managers and a wres- tling match between San Fran- cisco’s Andre Rodgers and Cleve- land’s Jim Bolger came in the wake of the incident, which drew these varying comments: “We've been playing spring training games with Cleveland since 1934,” said Rigney. ‘‘We nev- er had any trouble with the Indians and we are:not going to have any trouble with them now. None ofihome was not injured but was taken out just the same. Power was not wearing a protective helmet, as required by most clubs. Rodgers earlier slammed two home runs—his fifth and sixth— as 4 ree | 5% Meo ee yar eoeetr mete ae ton, New York defeated Pittsburgh through a post-recovery isolation period, he found golf an excellent therapy. “They don’t care about you on a golf course;” he said, “as long as you don’t lose too many balls they have to lunt for.” versity in Indiana. x «© * On the merits of Arizona ver- sus Florida as a training site, Birdie Tebbetts claims. Arizona is great only for players whe are not overweight. to take some time in making his ~~ te ee ane Ted Williams, his Red Sox team- igs ie: Lovie es beens - decision. The 26-year-old left- eden Gd Wer aad ame mate for eight years. old baseball Browns while playing handed swinger from Calhoun sictn aan tole dagoas tee * + * - half the home games. Hustling own- Falls, §.C., belted his second followed up Orlande “He likes fans,” Piersall re-jer Ben Kerner, who once had td home run in two days yesterday Pena’s Wednesday performance. plied. “He just doesn’t like sports-| mortgage his home to hold the as the Tigers nipped the Chicago with a route-going hitter writers, He uses them to key him-| franchise, advanced the city $30,- White Sox 5-2. against the Dodgers, self up . . . I'm supposed to throw] 999 to provide more seating rooms golf clubs or bats—keep nothing bottled up inside sige every- ave heewe (non Se. It costs Wil- at the city auditorium this year, x * * trelt runs in the seven innings ators on a seven hitter although he : 500."? Honey Russell, coach at Seton worked. ’ & * ee eaeaey to dies Leman ond pas Hall iecit pairs, hanaainedaaal Chrisley was thrown in Dick Ricketts, former Duquesne All-Service Tourney Mie: seateretign: € discouraged bring ol egg to Michigan| @ post he still holds, * THURSDAY'S RESULTS le scored . ‘ mirror eeling. ‘Through the years, Matthaei and ST. LOUIS (AP)—With all the fabulous scores that have been shot in other divisions of the 56th American Bowling Congress tour- nament, can the 1,316 total that leads the’ doubles stand up? * * * When Bob and Glenn Gersch f Chicago assembled their relative- ly humble total on Feb. 21, ex- perts predicted it wouldn’t last more than a week. Since then, more than 10,000 bowlers have taken a shot at the two-man title and failed. * * * A 1,316 tally is pretty fair shoot- ing — an average of -219 per game. But compared to the scores that st doubles titles, it seems Heavyweight c Floyd Pat-|Rhodes agreed they would accept d. the puck on my stick I shot/nated for the post of regent of the| Tike an pickings. or icin + &* terson and British boxer Brian|May 1 as a suitable date for the I forgot to,” he said. “I|University of Michigan, a univer- ek “That'll se happen again in London today were assured the|fight. ‘> "t going to fool around. I saw/sity he has been serving actively Last year it took @ 1,414 totalla million years,” a track official “use of the hall” on May 1 — if; Albfight said he dxpediea le iat alley and fired.” since he received. his degree in for Jim Vrenick and Bill Tucker of St. Louis to nab the two-man crown, The last time a set as The possibility that anyone wall ire knock Ed Lubanski of Detroit out of the singles or all-events leads seems remote. He rolled 764 in the singles and 2,116 in the all- events, Likewise, there does not seem to be any teams remaining with the potential to outpin the record, 3,243 assembled by Luban- ski’s Pfeiffers in the open ‘cam event. Leonard rallied the Lakers, how- ever. With the iron man Hagan tiring and Bob Pettit sitting out five minutes of the fourth quarter with five fouls, St, Louis didn’t, have enough to answer the Lakers final comeback, ness, finished with 21 points and Garmaker had 22. Baylor, -_ Foust and Bob Pettit, lacking his usual sharp-|* Philade); 5, Washin, 3 Detroit ee ie € New York 7, Piisburen® 2 Louis 6, Milwaukee < Cincinnati 2, Los “Angeles 1 San Francisco 7, Boston 4, Chicago Baltimore ch Kansas City 3 RDAY'S SCHEDULE thettenre ts vs. Miami (TL) (N) Boston ys. Cleveland at Chicago '(A) vs, Milwauke at Bradenton Detroit vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg ps a City vs. Philadelphia at Clear- Patsburgh vs. Washington af Orlando Los Angeles vs. Cincinnati at Tam Francisco vs. —— (N) at Betting Is the Same HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) — Fans at Oaklawn Park yester¢zy bet’ identical amounts on the 6th and 7th races. -* * * The mutuel haridle on each race said. THURSDAY'S FIGHTS. % and when other obstacles to the ‘ controvefsial title bout can be LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI — Las Vegas Wants Fight ocita teanianers and promoter Cacti ‘D'Amato ahd Rhodes to arrivel here tomorrow at the. test to dis- cuss the resched: of the fight on a power play. two games in the Windy City, Sat- urday and Tuesday. “We didn’t skate from the outset. That’s the whole story,” *| he said, explaining the loss. The diminutive Gendron, picked up. last winter in the league draft from the New York Rangers, broke a 22 tie in the final four min- utes with a 10-foot shot. was so surprised when I Four minutes latér, Boston's Doug Mohns and Toronto's Bob Pulford touched off a five . min- overcome; ‘Jow as the Gersch boys' won the} \ By The Associated Press George H. Albright, director of|for May 1; now that a Los Angeles|ute free swinging braw! that fi-|fairs comes from a strong faith doubles was 1,316 in 1931. ; Laka oat “er Pat ie Hyg the new 7,200 séat Convention Hall/group has given; up its’ he vd i nally punctuated a game marked/in the state of Michigan and a land, 10 ‘ "|said both Cus Cus. D'Amato, Pettey; Son for that date. oh Zi penalties, — sincere desire to work toward any goals, His two linemates each add- ed one and Boom Boom Geoffrion got the other while helping the trio}until he learns the decision of the Chicago coach Rudy Pilous scheduled a workout in Chicago today. The teams play the next Whether Michigan is_ picked won't be known until May 27, but Olympic Committee, before whom he appears at Munich, Germany, Fréderick C. Matthaei, outstanding Detroit businessman, philanthro- pist, and sportsman has plenty of other projects to keep him busy. Matthaei’s hopes were buoyed recently when the U. 8. Congress passed a resolution extending an invitation to the International Olympic Committee to hold the Olympic games in Detroit. As if working to bring the Olympics to Michigan isn’t enough, Matthaei has recently been nomi- 1914, ; * * * Matthaei’s interest in civic af- rewarded. worked through the tedious steps in a climb toward bringing this world famous event to Michigan, At last, their efforts may be The last test of their ground. Sg Paes eee a : may : ‘ ey ~ at Ses ae * + = ; * ‘ ° *34 a : ; = es # , Pe a4 Ty : wid ; aes (NCAA Timi; ‘to Olympic Skier Dartmouth Leads Team © Competition, Michigan Tech, 7th WINTER PARK, Colo, (AP)—~ Marvin Melville of Utah, a 24 _ lyear-old junior and a member of the U, S. 1956 Olympic team, won al PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, iEARCH 27, 1959 TT TAK TNever Trade With Lane’ -- Case | ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. «# —|George Weiss). And when he calls Well, +s bind A ce aa “You can pet this down, and IjWeiss. what do you think Weiss|He's a smart man. He wants one Mean it,” said Catey Stengel one|says? Why he- says, ‘See Casey.’ jof my third basemen." warm évening. “I'll never ‘trade|We got a system. . Lane has been after Andy Carey as x «kt for.some time, especially since the anything to do with the} “That’s why» we keep winning.|Yankees finished paying him that ob- e — OnVINg d cor that needs repairs! "Complete Parts and Service Department genefal manager | sande behind our batting a8° lweak side of the Cleveland infeld We don't trade with the trader. sr satya teary ada Seige : he signed. Lane alse. would “The other day he comes out ey eee ton ta a a Bumping—Painting—Alignment—Frame Service gaps 2. - ai talks to all my players and ji; been after Richardson for my writers. He lives here in BILL SPENCE - Rambler |=-"2!22==|= ep ai 80 December he’s got all my play- | smart why does he have the In- “Nope,” said Casey, “T'll-nev- ers, even Yogi Berra, dians training in Tucson, Ariz.? | ¢f trade with him.” a; | FE 5-9210-19 sid neg NEW MANAGEMENT BRAKES RELINED THESE 15 FAMOUS SERVICES: Remove all 4 wheels; instell SAFTI-GRIP All 4 Wheels complete, —— ane mee one git Hl ri it = HEL We're Overstocked noe ts i beart Larges hor pedal Bagh brake field: check © Chev. ell grease seals; clean _ ew $42 © Ply er Hank Bauer and perhaps eith i i check , "rotate tires 3 . eee Other cars $16.95 except Nash. Studebaker, Hudson. The response to our All-Night Sale-c-thon wes Great, an “leer MARKET TIRE Co. Grand and Glorious! Many wonderful one-owner, late. in a deal,” 77 W. Huron FE 8-0424° model trades came into our hands on the ‘59 Ford sales Prengattd grevcdkeoghcige plod = $0; > which were made. 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Eases / a ; ‘57 MERCURY $1305 | |REDIMIX MORTAR = $925] Ti, citmayemre "My US Packard = $45 i Restate hace OOD. { Special Home Repair Kit 95° $ 3 ‘57 LINCOLN : $ REDIMIX CEMENT, FREE TROWEL K¢ $ a ani Full Power, Showroom 2395 coat 1° , Po ‘56 BUICK Super | , resh Shipment, Bag ..... .. an 3 0A uper SOeTAR $925 SECOND-CAR-FAMILY SPECIALS! —_ |i 950," 49% | =e $1745 ~~ 3 ‘ _— ; 3 P 0 one Blue. | ee ara weeding sm = "53 Ford 2-Dr., Blk. 295, ’52 Pontiac 4-Door *295 F et i witson;| ‘55 BUICK—4Dr. gap SUPER, SPECIAL "50 Ford 4-Door . . . °95)’51 Buick 4-Door ..°145 |$ sMarcten sers 3] } EE Str eg 28 i; ~ + | eC PONTIAC PRESS, i a ct wi - ail 7 — Fae " FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1950. “ y ie ities de ae ais . Be Oe Sop te a ee eee Hoy Sometime near midnight on Aug. 10, 1934, the Yankee train stopped in Pittsburg to change engines. Babe walked along the platform talking with Joe Williams, a bril- liant sports columnist then and a brilliant sports columnist now for the New York World Telegram and Sun, In the course of their conver- sation, Babe said, ‘‘This is my last season, Keed. I’m quitting when this one’s over.” Babe had no idea he was giving out the biggest sports story of ‘the year. When he returned te his room aboard the train, he sat for a while with Bill Slocum, the New |. York American baseball writer. + Hod o Busy Week? RELAX! Order carry-outs from Lake’s Hamburger 332 8. Pontiac 785 Pontiac Trail Walled Lake MA 4-9002 Clean, Friendly. Never Closed | a SPECIAL— Special Rental Prices Thru Seturdey on RUG SHAMPOO end FLOOR POLISHING MACHINES RENT-IT, Inc. 1028 West Huron Street FE 4-3505 . Call for Reservation Now For GUARANTEED | Speedometer Service . See or Call Us Today Scott Speedometer Service 18 Lexington (Pentiae) FE 2-2990 a friend of such intimate degree ‘that Babe called him “Bill” rather than ““Keed” or. "Doe, id told one of the writers about quit- ting at the end of the season, h is 3-9311 | ‘Babe had been pondering the an- |swer to that question. By the end ‘of the 1932 season Babe knew he jtear incurred when he was with the Red Sox. The knee required ‘surgery in 1940. ‘The Babe and I’ By MRS. BABE RUTH with Bill Slocum. from “The Babe and 1 1958, by Mrs. Babe Rubs and pu Prentice Hall, Inc.) Bill wes Babe's ghost-writer and The Babe said, casually, “I Bill.’”’ Slocum went slightly ill. He The antipathy is mutual; Joe McCartity and the Babe. | knew Babe had contemplated quit- iting but it was knowledge picked | up in the confidence of friendship. | | Now Bill had the dreary feeling’ perk a he was so exhausted | ‘he had been nicely scooped. “Who did you tell that to, = Slocum asked. ’ Babe cancel, tion of Williams. That afternoon Williams’ column told the story) ‘that set the entire baseball world) +to buzzing and wondering— ‘Where: ‘does the Babe go now?”’ ‘THE LEGS GO FIRST For at least two years the. had come pretty close to the end of the trail as a player. In 1932 his legs were gone, He could still hit them a mile — and did. And his remarkable arm was as deadly as ever. But he was covering a dime in the out- field and knew it. He always had a bad knee. It was the result of a_ cartilege| * wk i 5 In 1932, he would come back to the hotel or his home after a bali game in agony. I often had to call a masseur to relieve the pain. And an electric cbuned %y pad on the right knee was standard practice every evening. ‘ * x * When 1934 came around, Babe found himself in an intolerable situation. He was unhappy in the field because he knew he was doing badly; he was miserable on the bench in the presente of Joe + McCarthy, a man he loathed and led was unhappy away from the | and wracked with pain he could barely eat. The mutual loathing between McCarthy and the Babe can be explained succinctly: McCarthy was manager .of the New York Yankees and Babe felt the job should*"be his. Babe made no secret of this feeling. SUCCESS SUCCEEDS AGAIN . Joe's tactics for keeping his| | job were sound. He said nothing} about Babe, he wa$ an iron dis- a single order or even suggestion, and he was a winning manager. , Babe felt, as did many experts, that anybody managing the players McCarthy had would be a winner. McCarthy had never played a single inning in the Big Leagues. To. Babe, McCarthy: was a “busher.” He was called “Marse,” a reference to his slave-driving techniques. Babe’s fellow players shared his dislike for McCarthy. Babe was furious whenever the phrase “How can Ruth manage a ball club if he can’t manage him- self?’’ got back to him. He felt the A Ford Dealer stands behind his A-lused cars and trucks! See your FORD DEALER'S VALUES to suit your budget _|ball player who has missed fewer. ciplinarian who never gave Babe | . hig off-the-field conduct was of. toy rely Maat spent to MeCarttges. Als oS Oe caf 28 mg Stale col names nad rset’ Pall i. x *« *& “They say I'm the greatest ‘natural’ baliplayer who ever lived,” he would point out in a statement nobody denied then nor now. , te te ke “They say I never threw to the wrong base in my life. I've missed signs (signals), but show me a And I've never been out of position in my life. “If I don’t manage the Yankees it’s because Ed Barrow don’t like me. When he paid me peanuts in Boston he didn't like me’ because I was a fresh kid. * * * Now he don’t like me because he has to give me a lot of dough. And that means the other guys get a Iot more than Barrow likes to pay.” NOT THE RIGHT WAY? Oh, in those early years of the Thirties, , manage so ‘much, - At this, Babe would shake his| the Babe wanted to And if he didn't go about getting |rather than begging for it. x * * ’ When MeCarthy Was hired in 1931 to replace Babe's good friend Bob’ Shawkey, Babe felt he should have gotten the job. He told Barrow that, he told Ruppert that and he told anybody who Finally, in 1932 the Yankees made him an offer, to manage the Newark team in the International League. It was a bitter blow, The Babe told me: . “They say I need the experience. Hell, a lot of Big League managers never. went down to the minors for experience.” He turned the offer down. * * * The Babe was paid $35,000 for the 1934 season. The Yankees obeyed baseball law to the* letter and sent him a registered letter containing their 1935 offer prior|’ to Jan. 1 of that year. The con- He tried to get back on the Yan- keés. He cried when ‘he failed. From the end ofthe 1934 season until the day he died Babe Ruth, figuratively, sat by the telephone waiting for a call. everybody but he knew could never come. After: all, baseball's a. business. (Monday: The Babe was a real father, as well as 9 real man.) 5 Down in the Dumps . HAMMOND, Ind. It was good business — not the lack of it. — that drove dress shop owner Don- ald Faulkner to rooting around in the city dymp, He was looking Building Se Easy financing terms Painting & Call To Place An Ad Under These Headings FE 2-8181 % Ready to.... Paint? Remodel? Redecorate? Landscape? Look in the Want Ad Section of The Pontiac Press for Your Service Needs Look Under . . . rvice .........12 Building Supplies ........12A Landscaping eveeeeeeees IBA Moving & Trucking......19 Decorating. ..20 Sand, Grayel, Dirt.......66 Plants, Trees and Shrubs. 68 Ny \ are a8 aw ory, a ee a i 2 a EA ha mo ’ af * va é Grand Rapids | Merger Studied Committee Chairman Is » Named to Push Plans for Single City Grand Rapids and Wyoming along with Paris, Walker and Grand Rapids townships. Reports from around the coun- * RO a hes oo ? _ Boston and New York report . Philadelphia sales were up about whole, as weil 15 per cent, Cleveland’s up about portion .of it, ; Go| per cent, Detroit’s 12 per cent) and services | above last year, and Pittsburgh's peak Set in the Atlanta stores report Easter The total is buying running~15 per cent higher, at an annual rate Dallas about 10 per cent, and Chi- dollars. cago in the same category. billion in In the West good to booming months of 1958. : sales were reported in San Fran- are predicting this cisco, Portland, Ore., Seattle and tf LATER DATEL CAN Gy RD TO LET YOU TEAR J « e OVER ) Sone wcere sek Z). MSCLUSKY 2 IF YOU THIN RUNT CAN Sear SHINS Toe THAN A HASTY RETREAT, IT PROVES BAXTE WHAT I'VE SAID ALL ALONG ~~ = d i id : ea * ea 3 wth, . a. a : ~ : “J ee. ? a a : : “ oe ee eT Se Se ee ee wee Tree ae ee ae hl hh er Ce ee ee ee eee Arar ¥ £2 2 oer Be eee SBE oe 2» bw & SD 6 @ bb & a te MD tho Aidt ot te ee te me a a ame = '. DIAL FE 2-8187 THE, PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 7. Se oA Seale D HER BUDDIES By Carl Grubert | “2 - BA) + iF ve y eieeenentiniee ail a? ’ \ et Y ) NANCY : RIGNT BACK a DIONT Le" = ie he d ed ey /f. WAS ents St, 4 i ‘ D be | Sores ne. TM. Rag, U8. Pat. OF By McEvoy and Strieber By Ernie Bushmiller I GOT 98 IN HISTORY AND 99 IN SPELLING AND BLA-BLA-ETc.- © "\ are ER: SUSHMILLER. SSS v €F°E7 AND THE TEACHER SAID BLA=BLA- BLA- ETC.-BLA-ETC.- AND I GOT BLA - BLA- BLA- PY BLA- BLA-BLA- || BLA-BLA-BLA-BLA- BLA-BLA-ETC.- BLA-BLA- BLA-BLA | ——" . et ee ; Cann, 195 tay Unted Feature tyndtonts, tne. MAR = 17 MORTY MEEKDE ¥ esta retae | OION'T HAVE ONE, EITHER. © 1960 by NEA Service, ine. TM. Rey. US. Pas. OFF. By Charles Kuhn gg ee te ee Ewa vee Fy few eo a oo Pry eT ee ee ee : ‘ ; Fa : * Fe , s . J 5 . Me aaee oS ie : & a 5 > Se TE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 “TWENTY-NINE Sag eS, Sarg es ee ey ea oa ee 2 Sh a Bll tii liad iin) eee Se mes * meres ines ‘Eoane kimer ar Bain: dear brother of Mrs. Toles ‘Closda’ Bart and’ Soren” Benn dren "and Taesd eat ganas A ~: aa saturday, Marc’ ‘at Spam. - : MARKETS | | with Rev. Paul. Mart officiat: Anoth F a terment in Perry a ial homer Firm Cuts a. ft, Sone Se ek , The following are top prices l a e | TE tite covering sales locally grown 2, MARCH 23, 1960, LULU, = Coffee Price 2 Cents qoutes hecuahh te the Farmer's 3 “Gror "aunt et ee nag ag af ' by grower; and sold. by and Horace Cotcher and Ward i NEW YORK uf — More coffee|them in soderes boelil aper an S Font arma ah te price i ee ,|Quotations are furnished. by the . Sos Goutey. arm Sot i test * , 4 ith a a rot parents ot Markets, as of Fight Salaried Workers ing. Interment fo Oxbow Lake : ' y. . Cemetery. Mrs. Cotcher will : a Brands, gel reduced it Prod and Police as They Try fp state at the Huntoon Funeral Wholesale price of natjonally Detroit Produce Matha 8. if LLER MARCH Si iese ARGH |” , vacuum packed Chase eavirs to Enter Building SLLER. MARCH 21, loge, ARCH, & ee brand two cents a/|Apples. Delicious, bu. ............. $4.00 , imei ante got pound. matched the drop VEGETABLES MECHANICVILLE, N. Y¥. @® later by the Huntoon Puneral Divison of oneal eae tious |Carreta topped. ba. ccc: L4g/—A force of 200° striking paper eT ee me Division of General Foods Corp. Celery. dos. stalks. | 133 : 2349 Pine Lake Ave. ek t Horseradish No. 1. ok. ............ 3.00|Workers battled salaried employes Keego Harbor, age €9; deat suni The latest sinha bri Onions, ary (hag) 80-10." 0222072. He} police in front of a struck aaa ms, Coariene Seika, Roger total in the pest 23 sere te ab Parsley lig Ags mcs Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. ice wilh ho held Gaturdey. Maren enips “4 OU one ones 1.60 a nd cents. Al some roast. |Potstoes (bag) $0 ibs. ......- SIDN 115] plant Thursday night. Godhardt Puneral Home, Keego ers acdline to give thelr’ whole Rouberb. oethouse (behs) dos. -..) 138\ 44 is wae se Bi iting Aner net sale seats, usta sources | T2nlps. topped,.bu. ........,. saeaae AD — and slugged, the company Funeral Home, ilford mast tor figured new level at about 72 way pongg Basan ee cents a pound. Poultry and Eggs ed -“wikcr’s | eaten 0 | te tne tin ot Sere Retail markups vary. widely, but p DETROIT, March 27 (AP)—Prices paid policemen attempted to escort 16 OER gees ce ke v Lyons; beloved ‘son of» Willie a normal advance of 10 to 12 cents | Pet pound. £- cS. Detroit, for No. 1/ Salaried rs into the plant. ae Spot OREO CO i Lloyd gens: _ dear , father | of uality ve “ : * would put the supermarket price |““Hesvy type hens 4}-22, light type hens ‘ielen pie > ge Hecsagsd THE PRIDE OF PONTIAC — This new 1959 Pontiac, to be § (behind the wheel), 2151 Klingensmith St, and Dewey Wagner, poll og Poy a at &2 to 84 cents a pound. Big Bg Bg cil peel ea breal pg de a a displayed in the American National Exhibition in Moscow, was 2979 Dearborn Rd., Rochester. The Bonneville Vista, equipped Rveriyn, Pearl, and "Ore Lee ccm Bye -_ ry at ‘the |caponeties over $' Ibs. 21-23. “This is anarchy. This is law-| !0aded aboard a freight car last night at Pontiac Motor Division _ with the latest aceessories, is one of six General Motors cars which held Saturday, March 38, at 11 : ‘DETROIT EGGS lessness,” he shouted to the boo-| for subsequent shipment from New York City. Easing the car will be shown during the six-week exhibition opening at Moscow's Churet with Rev. Noy Cummings ve sar Rig ge Sa Aol aboard are Henry,S. Bright (left), 70 Adams Rd., Alfred G. Lowe Sokolniki Park in July. ; Hil “Cemetery: “tir sigons (will wa Exhi in Moscow ades : 7s ° > Whites: Grade A extra large v1; large} Hundreds of spectators crowd- . : ' —_— to Include Dishmaster 34; medium 32; small 28; grace 3 larg! oa around the strikers’ picket ; ‘ = i 2 Dishenastr Corporation, 342{ Ral cota ethne ot porenma| OSE Anchorage Sets | ' BysinessNofes |Trombly to Sue Lodge Colendar | eect fe ' : The United Papermakers and! fp: mother of Mrs.‘ Walters, Rockwell St., has been selected) fase, “fe Maree 221 were Hatt) | Oe Union struck Jan.\bIg Welcome for Papers, Others lvoe “No "a PaeaM: Tpriday,| Mes, Dorgihy "Rivy. “re Vicia . _ by the Office of America National] Commercially graded: targe|20 in a dispute over the wording) a= = , {Maree ae hb. > ‘90 Ba Donald, end Wormen Ortwin: dear ‘ Exhibit to have a display in Mos-|33%-33; medium 30-31; small 24. Browns: /of contract clauses governing sen- Michi an 59ers for $1,000,000 a bom _ . ge Rg Leslie cow, \the Soviet capital, for six! Grade .4 sxis large 20-33; laree 36-31 jority, grievances and oe win ‘Adv| ‘Martha. Switeer, alse! survived by + weeks beginning July 4, R. E. ; ment rights, Wages are not an|» ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — MOUNT CLEMENS (UPI)—Ma- grandchildren. Puncral service oo corporation president re- Livestock | issue. Alaska's largest city prepared a comb County's controversial Pro- : . Sal, be Reld emeay, Maren 3%, ‘bermorr uvesroce {city 22 miles north of Albany, sus lof modern pioneers trom Michigan bate Judge Josephs V. Trombly has} ~— NWS in Br lef) Series lee 26 (AP)—Cattle— | . filed notice he will file a libel Mrs. Ortwine will "at Soca at cova ae rs San eae 3 ae a eee ee partment “of State for its Gaplay| tied Pie te haces coe ates * % * | |homesteads in the 49th state. $1,000,000 against four newspapers./s Fas¢ Bivd., pleaded guilty toa] Pemingoa STN pO at the World’s Fair in Brussels| ‘tity cows 18.00-21.00; canners and eut-| The company resumed paper-| The 59ers will be~met by a wel- t Ce atto 3 reckless driving charge yesterday es 3 fatten: tee , ters 15.00-10.00, last week! making last Friday. It divided 250 ‘ Daner, and others, Fg My -E- | ; last year. sinughier geers and heifers strong to : coming committee in frent of city * * * before Bloomfield Hills Justice] MacDonald: dear_sister of Mrs. It was one of two in Michigan|%%,,nifter: instances 2.00 o— g ~ pagent pine Pia aiaaliaama| oe | Judge Trombly has not sat on/ give J. Richardson and paid a fine| ‘Sill'be nell Gaturcay’ March se, | invited to participate in the US. |ssedy; bulls seedy to strong: most good /'0 OPSTaNG ek Many residents prepared: their! 5 w. NOLF manager, the bench since Jan. 22. His place! gigg st 10:30 a.m from the Parmer: | government's exhibit from Michi-| steers 1,900-1,300 Ibs. 29.00-30.50: few homes to give their guests meals et *« is being filled temporarily by Pro- : ment in Wixom. Mrs. Ryel will | pl - load mostly choice with an end of prime) This action touched off a dem-' ang shelter bate Judge Donald T. Anderson, He in state at the Parmer-Snover ) Sri RS cases tr mat Tar 7 3 em, ween and cD A Ges, ot 20 kai, tne Andere se etn Say Ball) ac IT ard to Jow good steers 23,50-26 00: mixed not reach the magnitude of Thurs- dren j " tro the Detroi Princeton St., has been notified h : March 3 alter a Juvenile Dtviston. 2 : @: beloved loads standard and steers 25.50- » mostly from roit , put in charge Te the matter of the petition con-| site ef howard & Yorke dese 26.50; utility steers wn 50-23 56 most day night's 3Yehour melee. jarea, camped alo the road that he plated second in the na-|Supreme Court investigation found | cerning minor. Cause No. mother of Howard Jr., Robert * to lew choice heifers 25.00-27.50: * * * is ’ = ‘detri tal to sound 1236 ‘ Game, Ea vere and William few loads ehoice heifers 27.50-28.25; high} Whey the police escort and sal- night. tional finals of the Robert E. Ken-| conditions ‘‘detrimen To Spencer Miller, father of said child. York; sister of Mra, Louise — nations shesat: stangard te Joe aried workers moved toward the They are expected to remain in ty Memorial Apprentice’ Con- —— in the juvenile di- corntition having | been oreoaet te the Braver, Withem C, Jena L. 7 31.00-23.00; utility cows 19.00-21 00; cen--main gate, the pickets met them Anchorage a few days before) sponsored by the American] Vision. « ee Gn daar af ea canes Ged]. oapleiinen.” Deoenel saree : : * * nown anid child hes vie-| ice will be.held Saturday, March ihn be coment oe ‘head-on and fighting began in the|*@rting on the first leg of their! rocndrymen's Society sd - lated low of the State, and tbat said) © 28, et 2:30 from the Donel- ~ 3.00, cutter valle 3140-3350: load good|middie of the street, newsmen _ grind =e homes ~o on the" Giles, an employee of the Rea-| The four newspapers named 8) a gressive, to Ready Manceers’ number of new models be open com: SALESMAN FOR ACREAGE m. to 3 = Schad we a fee . food. worker. od worker. Dt M ¢'Bulding a earn $ yt yr. 1 Ww. Warren Stout, Realtor 71 N. Saginaw St. PE 5-81 . Paul Estate. +8550, “tO BUILD A CUSTOM — 1300 fy Bye 2 CAR GARAGE, YOUNG MARRIED MAN CAP, ble self. a opport cus- i eect non Waet of “| Mest 20s jrite Box 96 Pontiac Press. _Help Wanted Female 7 1GIRL OPFICE. COMBINATION Tresum. Box 104. . ee Le — book- EVELYN: EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING - NEW 2% EAST HURON Work Wanted Male 10 REE *RIMiaih G AN ALTERATIONS, | RE REPAIRS, AND Biren ater | je TAILORING, AL- PE 4-0053; ferations, dr a ING AL ri ra orm: spes form 8-8455. Garden Plowing 168 ROTO-TILLING DONE REASONA- ble. FE 4-8046.._ Incame Tax Service 17 La i TAX RETURNS PREPARED our home or mine, eves. FE 390 TO $500 AVERAGE PEE. as of Vir nd be A ~~ = Baldwin, rofevirginia aad ALL ¥ LL WORKING PEOPLE'S TAXES "OR 3.2943 ee . e q becountent with m asters degree. tment mrss. TAX Oyour Home Fag bas Oxbdéw Lake Ra. EM 3-3125 em TAX pe REAS. Huron. FE 5-54032. COME TAR DAYE 4 W_EU. 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Dining Room Waitress Teds has immediate pS ge for pon ye in sit, A =P ‘son, be- -. tween” 3 & 4 p.m, im per ' WOODWAR: AT SQUARE LARE 4 ggg 8 mae ~— f 8 = I pa Be y or itebes ASHINGS | TRONINGS PICK- os. ING a eLUF, 3-6622. Building Service PPP ILI at BLOCK. BRICK AND éement ANDERSON 1044 Joslyn FE 4-3536 ee ae FOR EVERY NEED Laundry Service 18 ._| COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY — shirt service, Pontiac rT aie 840 & Telegraph. FE Landscaping ~ 18A NOW I8 THE TIME FOR YOUR sp garden clean up, and ming. experien scanee gardener, call today MY ‘TREE PRUNING AND REMOV- als. OR 3-0165. _ Moving & Trucking 19 ANY LIGHT HAULING. BASE- poe sienaet. Name your price. A-l1 MOVING SERVICE Reasonable Rates FE 5-3458 1-A . Reduced Rates Local lone distance movin sMitH MOVING CO. FE +404 HAULING & RUBBISH. NAME your price. Any time. ‘FE 8-0095. LIGHT “AND HEAVY TRUCKING Rubbish, fili dirt. gravel and front end loading, 2-0603. LIGHT AND HEAVY ee. ash and trash, FE 2-2 cial. ‘ae under house basements, Call M Ss. y+ FURNITURE = ANY- , anytime, reasonable. FE i We are well equi 128. John we ones woes FE 5- Pontiac hordweot Floor Bioeng 4-1 BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT ea hy fireplac 3-9402. P OF BUILDERS in person, Frost-Top rep ‘Drive-| 48 Go at Say wali & P R 3-9764 B es OA 83272 a, ~— GENERAL as Sad ‘controls, on. WTD. somDING ete PLASTER- | A L. masonry, carpentry, Base- eau waterproofed. 4-2200. CEMENT & BLOCK Ser = we Ag x ly at once, “top Wagon Restaurant in EXPERIERCED WAIT RES 38 Gris 875 Attn Ave, ee HOUSEWORK. PART —s By Orehard 1 — E Sy eee Chetelinn Late’ fet sonebet ‘ork w in Grosse Pointe home. Live in. Days, FE 29-0225, Eves., OR 3-6672. AD family. 3 days wk. pvt. . ford, preety Ra = re for 2 children ta: Fs for ‘home ore ears, whe ean cook wo i Live in. 176 wv 14 Mile Rd. M aoe WANTED. LOTS surnames , anent ee = F |Roor, “ance FETRT wR eer s WATER PR TAULING & TRUCKING. bs. FE 8-4378 I jo DELL CARTAGE LIGHT Odd :Q’ Local and long Gujance moving. Trucks to Rent. TRU! "| speron Pickups” Tieton stakes Dump ks Semi-trailers "Ponti c Farm and Industrial Tractor Co, 825 8. WOODWARD one Daily Incl sund 4 4-046 41 oan & Decorating 2 20 milan’ ist Ch ARs DECORATING. eit . FE 40255. ier ctabe PAINTING DEC. | erating, terms, pe 2-2040. a ed’ ae wheter Bave now wv roriges. ® , Frge est. Call ven, pet, are ill or Jim at st HOMES BY LICENSED builder Free cm aier: UL 2-5175. or small, 20 yra. experience Pree estimates me ri ai oie noe CERAMI TIL FREE ESTIMA’ .| Advance Floor ge a bo DRY WALL TAPING AND Pini sintenence. Ed “| Connop Peete, L 2-3002. Saree, wae EST. PE 5-5439. EE ESTIMATES ON WIRING tor water heaters, 56-8431. ife| GUARANTEED ROOFS — ALL kinds. Est, 1918. Hagus Marsh, 355 N. Cass. FE 2-3021. FE 5-775. apartment ToUsE MOVING FULLY Phancnt sat-| equipped. FE 48450. L, A. Young. A-1 PAINTING PAPER oO aeeaaie Paper removed. FE 4-69 ~~ Bh gE lo AND eae m Thom FE i bainrina INTERIOR. or 10 per cent Wisc. for aah. pall Ang Free est. FE 4 : Free esti 8. Phone U % PAPER a — PAINT- ing, FE 4-217) a PAINTING, PAPERIN ASH- ing: Guar, Rensenabte, fe Sas, Television Service 22 DAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE FE 45-1296 yet: 5-63.90 JENSEN'S TV SERVICE APTER- noon Ss evened, call PE 2-0495. __Upholgtering 23 EAKLE'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- ing. a Cooley Lake “Rd. EM A menspanene 3616 Dixie fey. COLD W. $5.00 * Dorothy's. FE 21244. sated a ecu riendly visor ential. <_< ome Fr warm fed THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 2%, a ee , . [as Arts Vata 4 ” Jay Alan Sav = ALAN] “Just sign me up for vhaiiuer ioe taking!”’ Wtd. Contracts, ete a os ag J, re tae ee pane Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1355 4 COM MPLETE COLD W. E $6.50 of & SB Sie Bae. OR aaa. Wil “CHARLES CHESTER gepose ses E. i. ! DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 139 Menceaings... Mrs, ¥ MAID 5) A. Ta: sor 8 Gillespie. quick CLOGING — ~-NO HIDDEN FEES- Nicholie & & Harger_ Co. 33 WEST HU as) baci “Wanted Real Estate 32A mediate | R. I. and eq Tt’ bebind in your payments, Im- CKERSHAM PARTIES VILLAGE HALL FOR RENT RECEPTIONS MEETINGS FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FE 4-7065 3261 ORCHARD LAKE RD. punc: = bowks MEMBERS — warm Pashion Your Figure c at 7 (aa CAI, Eusretées ENT DISHES, SILVERWARE . PE +5895. Case Cash in lose 136 EB. Pike St. 102 8. Broadway Rent Apts., Furnished 33 3 RMS. AND BATH, rz — 3 Rk 5 shower. $12.50 rote 9 fs 3 egg Ly 4 PURN. OR UN- furn, OOM sis PER WERE [7aSeRs 3 RM, TH. PONTIAC APART- sis see clean of closets. W fora Ad nly. See after 4:30 weekdays or Sat. & Sun. 1 rove. 3 A 319 Street. 3 LGE RMS Heat, washer. e. Adults. 83 8. ieee PE 271 ao 3 13 Poplar Pontiac, For information call Sty. 32-1411 after | mo 3 RMS, . BATH AND ENT. West side, PE 6-6623 Wtd. "Children to Board 26 BOARDING HOME, LI- censed. FE 2-5031. Wtd. Household Goods 27 ANTIQUE DISHES, FURN. oar marble top tables, M HAVE CASH, WILL TRAVEL We will travel to see ‘show you ho’ your home, ong © age. Cail service. No D. RILEY, Broker _ moe Lake me R. CASH POR ture and misc. FE 2-0 CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- feces or house full. ous service. iances, Odd ompt cow 4-7881. USED TV's. FURNI- 20367, FURNITURE Ae Entire — , dollar, = fi of as bok Ba OR - 3-27 WANTED = BUY —- REE TYPES furniture, Ph. FE 2-5523, Wi LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE- — ante auction” fr "Smart, Sale ester, Michigan. OL 1-563i, Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 28 ANTED —- KITCHEN CABINET ome Ping window. curtains. Also fur- OR 3-8863. WANTED — TIMBER. TLBERTA LUMBER MILL 3309 Lapeer Rd. M24 FE Immediate Action We Can af s | WHITE 7 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE entrance. No children, FE 3-1406. 3 PVT..BATH. ADULTS, 469 E. Mansfield PE 2-7906. ROOM poe 3 UPPER, 1. vate bath and entrance. 116 State. dew! ed — 3 vate ath AND EN- trance, clean as 6«6beat, near __ downtown 8. ‘Parke. 7 RMS. ers © EDISON. : PE 54-2495 3 RMS. & PVT. BATH. NEWLY decorated. Baby welcome. 210 8. Anderson. 4 RMS. AND BATH. — Clean. Nicely furn. 8 Miller A er Real eae on TNMEDTRTELT! 4 RMS. — 154 ROOMS AND er WEST sice. Inquire 95 Dwight. 9 OAKLAND 2 rooms & bath heated apt, Clean. “Rent nt Hoe Untura, 36 West Ly ee Street Huron T A aa jAND 6 ROOM APARTMENTS. fr x» Weshington. FE 4 RMG.,, ENT. & BATH, = Pipe | Knob Rd. OR 3-1887. 5 RM. FLAT. CLOSE IN ” Very Es ty aauite ie FE G.seei rR RMS, AND BATH. ba BASE- ent. FE 3-9243. | FREE Gnae Sec ae bene on “EJ i Privete 2 araiag ennee, Oi “0. S. - ewesaad :| eieae 6 ROOMS AND BATH, r rm. . 3 4. : Apt . ent: Auto heat. | back _ Ref. OL 6-0861. AR heat. r of 32-3062. MODERN 5 RM. stove and refrig, furn. ichuinee ‘weisome, FE Set, ORCHARD COURT APARTMENTS BRAND NEW AIR CONDITIONED PURN. AND UNFURN. ONE & TWO BEDROOMS “RENT DRASTICALLY REDUCED— Pontisc’s most exclusive, modern West side apartment development. Balcony type ae with Individ- ual eatranc Beautiful kitchens with meta! cabl- plas- nets in decorator colors the tops. Btove and refrig r furnished. Automatic heat and hot water (éoft) furni Kitch: en fan, master aerial and many other fine fea- tures, a, For « jimited time. no leases or security deposits required. ADULTS ONLY MANAGER 19 SALMER ST. APT. 6 FE 8-6918 ree oat 8 & gowoar M N ON LAKE. Pontiac, MA 5-7061, sk for Mrs. & RM. ane. I Rares, 2 RAGE, ae, auto. gas on ey Koterinses and deposit required. Rolfe H. Smith depot ‘Refer wLeage, arent “iar apps ‘ope ATTRACTIVE BUNGA | DUPLEX —¢ ROOM, BATH & = acre wefan — ; $150 pér mo. Ph Ma yialr 6-290. FOUR ROOM HOUSE, 1 BED-| room, screened h two nice | Lake Orion, | $5 month rte 8 41587. Ask | MODERN 4 RM. BABE: | cusTON ment Pontiac Lx. On > 3-0138, | sa ates 2 BEDRM.,, 870 MO. & Small baby welcome. In. | Doris Rd. $55 month. See caretaker 8PM. = re $12 WEEKLY. 3 ROOMS. iS, PRi-| PRIVATE 4 ROOMS AND BATH, | MODERN § ROOMS A BATH. vate entrance; heat &| hea sore, refrigerator furnished Lincoln School istrict. ‘OL 34 23-3107. bath & utilities. One child or “baby wel- come. Apply 806 St. Cisi A BETTER 3-ROOM nom WITH private bath & entrance. Child welcome. Everything rnistied including TV. See Mrs, Newman, 915 ard Lk. Ave. ADULTS 3 RMS. & BATH. UP- stairs. Front and back entrance. Garage. FE 2-7290, BACHELOR APT. N. END: shower bath. Very nice. FE 54376. ette Pvt. ent., growed floor. FE 5-8500 Money Wanted 28A oe Meroe. ON OLD LK. FRONT odern--&§ rms. & bath. around home. FOR ‘Angelus. Cass, Elizabeth or Syl- van Lakes. Write Pontiac Press 84 age ol, WANTS 1 OR 2 FURN. RMS. Orion. MY 2-1881. Paddock. ‘Alberta: Ji,_2-2404. | Sean a RM. = ° rm. kitchene .— guly, “290 -N. Se | CLEte 3 ROOMS & BATH. LAKE priv Reas. Ground floor. Call after 4 p.m. OR 4-0237. CLEAN 3 RMS. & BATH. PVT. ent. Close to town & bus. FE 5-762. $10 WK., ALSO 1 tle, $8, Close in, FE N, ABLE & CON- venient, 162 Chamberlain ELIZABETH LE. HOME, — unfurnished, 2 bedrm.. e ving rm., and garage, EM be For abe LTs ONLY, 3 ROOMS, —- bath and garage, 104 Hen- erson STORAGE SHED OR GARAGE, near Walled Lk TAshmoo 5-1721. Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ABSOLUTELY The fastest action on your sland contract, Cash Call Realtor Partridge. FE ¢- 2 & 3 RMS. PVT. ENT. & BATH. rare to Bears, FE 5-5182. CHE NETTE, MODERN ‘fron’ ACTION!!! sold on a ana contract, SeaSH AVAILABLE FOR LAND CON-'| TRACTS AND H NO OBLIGATION. Johnson TOR. rE 1794 8. Telegraph Rd. CASH arity RM. COMPLETE, CLOSE PE 5-1690. 2 RMS. PVT. BATH & ENT. ey dry s ei facilities. 430 N. Sagina . & BA’ 5 On 2nd floor, Child welcome. Ka we. aS Orchard Lk. : 5. 2_RM,, turn. 2 CLOSE TO pig ng paid. infant welcome r 6. FE 2-2390. Call 10 WK, 4 RM., UTIL. : Clark, 2 Sy APT., 52 NORTON Aple 8. PVT TH A and garage fur- ee RMB, dows & 2-6102 poshetnes waleoms. FE | & Soiere 3. 2 RMB. wee te 313 8. Paddock ’ UNLIMITED Buyers, Nk zy a have B onan} your a" can help you. , Lowe 5, moran avail: ec ltaetons me pay Behe ort ARRO $143 Cas Land Contracts atte N if DELINQUENT! for Sales Mani rE 2-236 or MA &T HUMPHRIES REALTY IMMEDIATE ACTION On any good land contract. or seasoned, Your cash 3 ‘euan 3 ROOM nished. Near" in ren Auburn 2 ROOM APARTMENT AT 01 Cit AT I Cass eae. 7 RMS. ATH, PVT. ENT. West side. FE 20061, After 6, FF iste rR Pa 2 LARGE qooMs-5 week, Inquire 55 2-5863, 18T, ee close in, Ref. FE 2- ROOMS,- EVERYTHING FUR- nished, Near town. ne children. 13. Fairgrove. GROUND FLOOR, 3 RM. APT. Pvt. entrances and bath, utilities. Child welcome. 151 _Norton _ Ave. LARGE 3 RMS., LAKE PRIV. 363 Pane. utils. furn. Adults only, FE LIGHT T HOUSEKEEPING oe for g 261 State 8 LARGE UNFURNISHED eae: ment. West side. Inquire of Bill won FE 2-4942. KITCHENETTE APTS MOulities furn. ae eo week. 9470 Pontiac Lk. Rd Gomi HOVEETRATLEN, TT * mo. and pay es. GR 40080, ground. box? weekly. ORCHARD COURT APARTMENTS BRAND _— AIR CONDITIONED NEW FURNITURE “RENT” DRASTICALLY REDUCED— FURN. AND UNFURN.” ° MODERN 1 BEDRM, APTS, ADULTS ONLY MANAGER 19 SALMER ST. APT. 6 FE 18 aa Pare oP at ROCHESTER. CLEAN, COZY, PVT. ent., ofl heat, hot water. UL 2-5277. ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. ph eg Near Pike na sat wil- liams 6ts, FE 4-4278. Do Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 18ST FLOOR 3 RMS. & PVT. BATH, stove & refrigerator surn. 4-6309, 2101 ‘ke Rd. 1 child welcomes UL 23-1320. 3286 Auburn Ave. SLATER APTS. ARCADIA NO, 1 FRANKLIN WOLVERINE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CE Three blocks east of Courthouse, separated bed: . Some more. Come in and : MAYNARD SLATER ERWIN SLATER 53-55 North Pi Parke St. TAYLOR STREET, GROUND FLR. 2m * a entrance and ar ie Avenue, second floor. Stu- ine ba oe FUR- lighte fi mo, PA LA. KERN - FE 27-9200 $660 Open. Eves. WEST SIDE 2-and.3_rm.,_ private heat, furnished. Near St. Benedict and hot water, stove and refrigerator Donelson schools, Conv shopping and bus service. Call E 2-2902 or FE 4-4232 WEST SIDE APTS. _ $ rooms, auto. heat, full seen hewly decorated FE 46-2522 or FE S-i172 af “after 5 WEST SIDE NEAR CENTRAL High, 6 rooms: upper, heated, ga- rage. Adults FE 2-7041. WHITE BROS, Rent Houses Furnished 35 1 BEDROOM. MODERN. NICE & |. clean. 6 miles east of Pontiac. UL 2-1064 evenings. ‘13 BEDROOMS. PARTLY FURN, - Auto. gas heat, Children allowed. FE 2.5308 2 BEDRM. SMALL HOUSE NEAR Pontiac, $15 wk. including heat. EM 3-4322. a AND BATH. MODERN NICE G RM. HOME privileges. 8-4440 after 6 p.m. and RM. « RMS. & BATH. HOT WATER. 4708 W. Highland Rd. at Watkins | W «RMS. & BATH. CAN BE SEEN at sree? 5470 Vincent, Water- ra townsh:! ROOM Pry SUN R * © sien furn., April ist. Lower bic Lake. Commerce. EM ~~! 368 NEW 2 BEDRM., BATH, our lease LVAN ome nny MODERN. Garage. Auto heat. 1 B.R. Stove, refrig., $70. FE 5-0982. SMALL 5& BA’ basements. 1156 and 1160. Corner Lakeview and Lynn, SAM AR AT SYLVAN Lake — 3 bedr brick, car- $13. A priv: UNION LAKE — 3 BEDROOM __bome. Cilos¢ to village, EM 3-4285. 3-1295 Dixie Hwy. "til 9; Sun. 10 ‘til & RE Rooms for rent, single or couple, nace, garage. near . Tower Ra. Oxbow anon pt 33846. NEAR sAgRASAW 6 = BRICK | ranch oid. fornace very ae, "sas mo. OE 6-689. OPPORTU FOR AY6IDE fertile garden soil, modern ranch home. 4s month. PE §-6106 2 lar bedrooms. dio ving room. Boating gous.” $137 SIDE 6 RM. BRICK, 15 oars gag heat, exc. cond.. FE «-Siot For Rent Rooms 37 1 1 Nice ogee SLEEP- Lil A NICE FRONT RM, FOR GEN- tleman. Pvt: home. FE 2-0514. eu oIRis) = 02 rms. il sl Or. Terbtuton, PE 22008 afters, CLEAN oer ROOMS, FE 4-6641, W, Huron. 9 2 ag Re sere, an ai SLEEPING ge $7. 344 W. Huron uire Miller. — re lea ae 8. Jessie. HODERN. il ROOM ON WEST wee ARD OPTIONAL re 114 Onl Oakland Ave, PE 3-9100 RICE CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM oi, middieaged woman. 87 Semi- ROOMS FOR RE WITH OR without board. pens ROOM ii clove in, FE 2-0099. 13 School.” ARMr G ROO Sead GEN- tleman, 24 Norton Ave. 2-8771. Rooms With Board 38 EXTRA CLE HOMESTYLE meals, TV, 14 Mathews, FE 5.0371, “ROOM AND BOARD FE 40024 ROOMS AND BATH 4 184 Raeburn FE 2-6536 BEAUTIFUL § ROOM SUBURBAN — 2 car garag -. fenced yard. ‘San Y eraoee __2%-2118 or Townsend 8-5665. MODERN 4 nn YEAR 3 OND or by season. Pontiac aunt R fe ive at 1816 lor Rd. Ask for 4-2031. ate Weaver. 1 KI TCHENETTE. PRI- vate bath, os ag refrig., heat, hot Bg cold Bae t farn dults oe. 3 ock, Alberta Apts. 4 RMB. SS ar i8T FLOOR ArTRACIVE -_—* rage Stove & a etrig edule’ of only N S vain & Lois, rs) 1-1 * 1 BEDROOM APT. BUILT-IN stove & refrigerator, many fine features, modern architecture, adults, $90, FE aie Rent Houses Unf Unfurn. 36 3 aoe o ase. EAN. | Ot po 2G 3 mo. 2 BEDRM REC. mM, throughout. $100 me OR _3-1754. 3-1754 2 BEDROOM RAMONA TERRACE or wit sell with smal down pay- ment, $65 month. FE 4-1559. 3 BEDRM.,, SELF CONTAINED home, in a Walled*Lake Sub., ™= me. ae 2-8042, RUGS AND UPHOLS ying GARAGE ABING, ADDI. tons builder. D4-8000. ons atorrnnenney amram Ann tm 9 enna TERED FUR- niture. cleaned, colors revived. Use same day. Cali UL 2-4250. 651 8, squirrel Rd. RL “tle. Oat ae Ask Ken a ton, Realtor. DON’T WISH FOR MONEY! Mike it easily through Classified Ads. BEDRM., WITH E, RE- frig... and util, furn, Sel. 8. Bivd. UL 42016, BA VE, RMB., REFRIG. ‘s n BATE, ron, FE 5-6470, DB MO) i ROOMS pS, MONTH | 2 DROOM RANCH TYPE * nome. mitt Pontiac Drive. 2 FAMILY — 6 RMS., BATH, FUR- ace.~ Bto fri f. FE gece” ve & refrig, Re’ EDRM., M N, @, gas heat. eat asc ate Convalescent Homes 38A es vessecr FOR MAN OR “ or smbulatory, - ground. floor, 4 hour care. Rea- =— rates, tien Acres Nursing Hom 4.2225. nurse in charge. UL, Hotel Rooms -, 39 HURON HOTEL >+ Mile Ww, HURON St. FE 3-923. Clean ' sleeping rooms by day or. week. ‘ “HOTEL AUBURIN 8 ef a or. Week Room Also 1 or Bh nigga ‘= me ige © fend nd" refrigeration “a n eat Stores * 40 OL AA Ly ot PAT 20X60. 867 E PIKE. SUITABLE. for real estate, instirance or beau- 718 |W, HURON ACRO&S FROM néw Post Office. Small store, ais; available May ist., inquire side. Pe pad. rnin 4 BRAC ie arse tall one ® space. Rent Farm Property 41B “vile, egret of FA pent tats Kager oor at “78 Warren For Rent Miscellaneous 42 FOR Pogo iE gto Se Aue —bure__Ave. oiedes a5 cries a wet “ont ~ g i Sarpeting. Investiga 4 C SCHUETT, Realtor 460 W. Huron “COnTOM BUILT THRE HOMES darfire wae * EM Mex Orr SOsLYN CLOae — TO ALL schools, consisting of; 3 bedrms, cecenate a » le — rat woiber ibe. font 1 4 scsion.” FE S-3iiT, ‘ 3» 9-5452 F ‘ apa ee ae ae ics eeu - Base- oe ee seoattes for Also ai ‘riya sos 308 eat ne breed | pane, Snyder 'L. ‘Lavender Realtor Years. 7001 Highland Rd Phone EM 3}. x MU ¢a4IT o ee . ” low. Pull basement. Of] beat. $900 down. I lots owner. 3-8286. After 5, FE 2- WANT A GOOD PRICE « OW AWN =W Custom Built Home? E. _ DUNLAP FE #-1198 Or a ThE = OWNER —_ brick & stone ranch-style home. 3 bedrm«, ceramic tile ne. Sa ving foom .with 2 5 gare 1 oe f a Gane besten Ste cape ra wil OR 3-2422. aa close. NEW MODEL New 3 bedrm. with full RE. bungalow COPPER PLUMBING. ALUMI NUM. SIDING, TIL) - OAK PLOORS. BIRCH CABINETS, PORMICA ED AIR OIL HEAT.” Tested a ant this home dup = = come out i this new pay ‘a “90,850 on ‘your jot. F. C. Wood Co. Willizms Lake Ra. at Mse Office open 9 a.m. —8 p.m. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE / 7 : poe 3 CHETOLAH SHORES {s the location of this spotless 5- room home. Charming liv- ing room, beautiful oak floors. Pleasant kitchen with ample cupboards and eating area. 2 Nice bedrooms. Plas- tie tile bath, utility room plus 2 car garage Lake Privileges. F e $9,860 with a@ xima’ 4 $2.350 ly ments. Immediate eG sion. — "WATKINS LAKE privileges a ome you heave dreamed about. et setting of ® oak trees, rolling lawn pole ® beautifully en. ry a v in room Sand 3 : ntrance Priced right at $11,050. — Appointment a must — call today ! ARKSTON VILLAGE—1,- sq, ft, of liv ina} bedroom Roman t ranch home. The ccnter ~—. — plan is grand for th tire family. The Saft “livisg room floor to colleg iy ry ace. it baths ase 6 Certain. y & must for your family too. A large glass-enclosed pace opens from RJ family m. gape val be — We posh Monae for on con ine uyer who wants absolu the finest In home and neighborhoo: . pane agein = feted with sl at your own ack eee see <0 meee a keitet tease = to own. 2. baths proves, RAY O'NEILL, Realtor re Sms etree Ri, on’. 2098 ay OWNER. 2 BEDROOM FRAM tiled: kitchen, bath & hescorea Tenvea “Welt eR 0 OR 3-1564. reasonable, NEW CUSTOM BUILT HOMES” 3 ogg” “4 samy. attached K rage en orthern Hi Emerson, FE PE 86-8845. cls BY OWNER. 3 R- 3 BEDROOM FRAI FRAME, No down payment, total price 950, Basem: a Se Bry ent, ¢ rage, oi] heat, yeea Ld 1 : rs BOnaTAE PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1950 ee Teas | 43} '’ Tiasbed and | COTTAGE — Fur- Floyd K Kerit Inc., Realtor be at Fig ead ake at CUSTOMER PAI ee na inne includes boat, construction 4 Break: og eases, take "0 fers, saith « Bee it Page Fh, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MARK OUR WORDS A good oid. * especiall: 2 bedroom ood home never this 2-FAMILY INCOME Excelient income property income > = “s1.3900 — $2,500 down WATKINS LAKE a basement, Lavetory tche: mich top vanit kitehen Marble sills grows custo: Your I pes ideas? Know what you in your home? today! We can oak Meg bed- red, hardwood floors. Btorn mi Leen sey 1% car garage. “or the Handyman With large. family. 4 bedroom older e. Ne and decor rating. $4,000. Te Terms, Several 2 and 3 bedroom homes. ze ose payment, 5 per cent res PANGUS, Realtor WHITE BROS «_ ONE oe ee Se ee oe lake frontage. This WE BUY -— SELL — TRADE Alu- peg storms and aa r and stores lacktop street, in exeeilent neighborhood Immediate possessions — $15,950. WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS ASK FOR TOM BATEMAN Bateman & -Kampsen REALTORS _ FE 4-0528 377 8. Teiegrapp Clarkston Zoned Commercial 10 room home, 2 roo ‘ @& commercial. Pirepi ment, ol] best, Donelson Park Cape Cod —_ 1960, Otter Lake wo, ues service. rooms, ae pore 2 on ist . reereation bh, car garage, Lot 85x172 $20. Clarkston Brick Ts Lake gpg custom: built 1954. 13x24, fir Living room ing room, 3 Basement with fireplac oil furnace. 2 car garage. "$23,000 includes carpeting terms, drapes. foo; Terms. West ae ee w used base- ace, 316.b00:; Terms. 2 fireplaces st fear’ 6 roem, b rooms reeze- Orchard Lake Village privileges with boat dock. Custom built in 1962, brick Cass Lake 55x 165. erms, ot 1 Close to parochial & W. Bloomfield schools Bloomfield Brick Ranch Built wy —— overiookin: mond Lake. home, oak 12x23; corner fireplace, ed family Ham- sliding slass doors, 24% — i ness H-w rage, extra feat: any 3 ton W gas heat. attached” 2-car | Roy Annett, Inc. Realtors since 1923 28 ©. Hur eral 8-0466 Open Evenings & Sunday i - 4 MUL LE LISTING SERVICE. HERALD SPRING in this 2 bedroom 60 ft. water- mcs io geen ern WEST SIDE This 7 room, 2 story home has ca! tif Pegs "noo mute’ a1 seeet space, ing in ee living roo @, 10¥ He A kitchen with bre bedrooms Many features, $16, REDUCED PRICE On this 2 be $9159) «with ain & screens & ha rep ua LOUGH, REA! FE 6-laes 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Gls Ba 8 a = terlor ot thie 6 year inotty 1% car tte on . ~ beeen Cass-Elizabeth Rd. rE with other rdwood floors. per Maker LTOR 43844 sun, 1-8 PERSON ALIEED HOMES FE _8-2200 ——— COMPLETELY bedroom nome oil INSULATED 2 Auto, heat, paved street, nr. Pontiac Motor. $950 down, $70 month, By owner, FE BEAUTIFUL SETTING 7 large rooms and utility. assume payme nts of 4-1750. 1 year old. Plait Sage: 2 — 14%] baths j for appointment. 4 ACRES, RANCH HOME Also barn with lights. Live stream. te and a \' 4 Call for ent, FE water and electric rice, ~ 65-4618. i C. SCHUETT, Realtor © * WHITE BROS. OR 31295 | $660 Dixie Hwy. "th 9: Sunday 10 ‘til.s IDEAL py Hamddetewtd $5.300 CASH. 6-room modern city home. 3 bedrooms. basement, fur- nace.- Large corner lot. Clark R. ‘1888-—FE 4-481) COLORED BUY. ONLY $8,000, with $900 or less down. Two a room home on nice corner Oarage, ved street. Clark seni Estate. 3-7888, PE 4-461}. $950 DOWN PAYMENT Bullt im 1953. Near ae ay eg y ake. eptiona an built, any insulated, 4" in celling, x outer walls. Large knotty ime enclosed sun room ‘“Imag- About t 1048 A It area. Wood floor . ei Sr ies roy svereee dence lot, Ask- Eves. & Sur re s-o4ase NCOME Fiera —- duplex in Clarks- ood cond 1 side newl: decorated. New furnace, new shde paint. rental. All for $15. $59 down. Owner lea . MA 5-1792 after 6. «Nothing Down AIRPORT ROAD is the cation of this c heat, breere- “Cons Jot "Full price 300 — Onl mortgage costs down. Cail ee DISTANCE from wotown. Huge 4 bedroom haus bome or can be used as income property with a entrance. Large room, family dining and kitchen with am- ple eating space. Full base- ment. Priced at $11,200 It you are a GI, only about $400 mortgage costs down. I'M NO BABY. Im 5 years old and big, too. (4 rooms 2 bedrooms; but my mom- my and daddy (owners) treat me wash my ‘ sidey and I get spring tonle ‘redecorated inside) each year They keep my toenails sharp and trim (well kept lawn and land- scaped) I'm kept nice and warm full tnsulation, stoms and screens, FA oil heat). Now they're going far away and are going to give Mort- mommy and daddy (owner) if you'd keep me nice clean like they do, you can see oo «North suburban)— call today. AUBURN HEIGHTS 2 bed- room bungalow. Extra clean and appealing. S floors, school on a blacktop street. See it soon! RAY O'NEIL, Realtor = 8. Telegraph Rd, n 9-9 PE _3-7103 = on F208 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GAYLORD las LITTLE HOUSE Cute as can 7: and in @ good lo- fam eH tbe for aad ine e es: am folks os a ae fly. $6060 to- saad are credit a, down and a SUBURBA tlessly sien “nome ae ee very tractive the e bedroo siemee f price: $14,700 rooms good term. ere lenty Value in this home a ‘so see it today WOULD YOU LIKE an income Ds a nt room home . You can have fust fits price NEAR AUBURN HEIGHTS This lovely older home with full basement, ~ baths ig situated on an acre of rich = ads of fratt trees, This home offers ¢ hab of egaientment and good down to earth living ie SAE NCE W. GAYLORD FE 4-9584 of ard 2338 Orchard F ” ROCHESTER | Mount Vernon Estates & 28 Mile Ba. between DeQuiar _ OPEN 13 TO 6 DAILY 3 MODEL HOMES oO ft. wide sites in pone ig ameumbers with exclu- > siveness. oe gh egy serage. scaly room Terrific values, ¥ oo ae. S SCeuETT. * Realeue ait FURNISHED MODEL OPEN DAILY 10-8 MELROSE eae Perry and $8,250 © COMPLETE Down PAYMENT ™m + TOTAL meat’ PAYMENT afl pone BLDG CO, E 86455 "VETS Nothing Down INCLUDES Takes 1 OF ig room, = wood sect thay we water Ok wow sewer. PEN FE 86192 DAILY 28 SUNDAY 11-8 } EL 389 Cameron, off Featherstone GI OR TRADE 3 bedroom brick ranch ¢ on foot fromage. Thia| Paved oad. or et fine hom ers many years of etul ttt ‘rhe living room. | own to Gt or will cos “consider your — fat beth. master pedrooms kiteben has of ‘cupboards , CRESCENT LAKE od ceramic tile counter tops, real bargain in a 2 se oe ote Fas Tanck wpe home, h far screened and offers « full view! 7. other = with $650 do of —— pita . Rog fi s ie: Tram. See nae are ‘is abeta Lake a be ie. ° Aiumioum “s a. ieee Be and PE 41157 FE 4-4821 sda is excellently = andacaped ped with S Oe S| ae oe gen . add a Underground oon png bedrooms? A. larger dome? A m. ty r e — oem feos, paves namber of hemes is 3 os and ¢ soca Se re : DRAYTON PLAINS which We SEN SUN, ° A clean 3 bedroom home, « ‘ on an 6 130-ft. fenced A | ) en faite aa, ving m. L D 5 arge ceram te : i ery . neigh. 46 poedag- 4 o 3-1271 BEDRM. HOME, UNFINISHED echasie. Fun price = wo.ree.| 2 Rroment, Ji: yrs. old. Will take iuiediog taxes and insu eS Se ; rags gr 1 Neat 3-Bedrm. Nice Neighborhood on ed down on this dandy i Gleaming oil furnace. drapes included. lot Well shaded land- scaped. 1% car gare - Fenced — Access to sand beac 6-Room Brick 3% Acres, 2 Baths Lovely reclaimed brick, full day- = basement, 2 fireplaces. 2 tied r Su- ‘ecrea! cou built "ena very “astetuly ide and 3 nic: walls. Ca: living room cheerful birch also com- eae kitchen in —* A dream me a loot parc]. Full ce price $21.00. Brick, > Fireplaces 1% Baths, On Lake and maple trees real countsy view * Living room 8 ceramic tile bath, gleam: floors. Piastered walls. > ri“ ¢ arge reation space. Owner forced sell. Full pri price only $23, Giroux- Franks GENERAL REAL ag Engg 4395 Dixie Hwy. OR_3-9701 HAYDEN EDROO! Edith ng y's ae ye 1% Baths. furosce. 2 ear garage. $10,998. to th with . pstondeky 4s Son, Be remeacied beme. Bath. Ol) furnace. Immediate Pos- session. $10,000. Terms. UNION a PR: RIVILEGES, 4 .R. beme. Large kitchen 10 — ae Bath. 2 car garage. $800 dow WEST SUBURBAN. Near schools. . siding. TOWARD . Off Pon- tiac Rd. Clean 2 B.R. home on shal jot, Oak floors. Bath, $950. WALTON BLVD. 3 Bedroom home 1% baths. Full basement, oll Semeee Large Jot. Close to schoo! cc C. HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Walton FE- 80441 Open Eves. HOYT a = — $13, s*. Brick 2 Reonioing gt Rod gure Recreation room, gas 1a .car garage Terms. a bea nothing to ook Call — [e) RILLS—$15, ~ Large family home. 4 bedrooms. Real 3 condition, Easy Terms. H REALTY FE _ FE 254 §. Telegraph Rd. Income ty rooms do’ ful” clas. i i ‘ ewes wail, ni Ze NOMHING DOWN CLARKSTON AREA 3 agit tor: BRI NAT- URAL KITCHEN CABIN- - ETS TH COMPLETE BA WITH BUILT IN VANITY. oe rod SING COSTS pM WwW RIGHT, Realtor 345 Oakland A FE, 5-9441 __MULTIPLE Ligtino SERVICE J BEDRM. BA NT. pe go ‘ear garage. 91 WATERFRONT BI-LEVEL Distinctively Different by Kate Osann 32? es er!” Oltam © 1959 by NEA Service, tom TM Rog VE Pot. OFF U “Everyone's pitching in to > help Herbie clean out his father’s cellar. I’m bringing the sandwiches and record may + For Sale Houses 43 ___ For Sale — . 43 Two BEDROOM hone AT 1180 * PE 2-6403. Meadowlawn, for sale. after 5 a BATE. FULL BASE- ment " prick veneer. Lake privs. PE 2-2965, $800 DOWN See this large neat 2 bedroom, breeseway | gerage, all in ood it nice lots, off oP oc sconene = Crooks Rd “PONTIAC. REAL TY T1_ Baldwin ere $$$ Your Tone Cfo aes SIDING Custom ° ‘Quality Build” ONLY $8,781. BRICK—ONLY $14, 507 Nonocing too— no obit W. H. ae REALTY FE_3-7210 2-FAMILY NEAR LINCOLN JR. HI neat & clean rooms plus i R. Hilts Realtor 1011_ W. .Huron PE 46-6181 ~ $500 Moves You In NO OTHER COSTS Fine ranch beme. ‘4 acre. Built 1957. 3 bdrms. with ‘% bath off util rm. ieee 15 minutes from downtow and neat. Won- derful piace for Suaatty living. AN CHOR | 17-3800 $45 A MONTH PAYS EVERYTHIN Col ED 4-5T77 XIMATEL CLOs- = COSTs MOVES YOU R J VALUET, Realtor Oakiand. FE 5-063 “al evenings till 8:30 MULTIPLE L GQ SERVICE LARGE STONE Hi CORNER of M16 and Wolf Rd. Ra 3 acres, ga- rage barn and live trout stream. Tdeat location for g or bust- jor ~commer- tla Terms. Near Bald Eagle Lak M15. oned for commercial. Terms. Bristol Rd. near Davison. Luzw le on on acres, recreation built-in mn tornado snener’ ‘arpeting ——— Offered or quick s a Richards, saleswoman for George Murray, Realtor. kagece: one Davi: OL. CLARKSTON BY > CON- veniently located on paved street. Extra wooded lot. 10 minute walk to town. Lake dl ol All brick, full basement, 3 bedrms., ceramic tile bath. 2] ft. living rm., kitchen with jalousie windows. gas heat. Tile vestibule with coat closet. Water softener, storms large ase A “BROWN I AM YOURS — for only $275 initial outlay. Lovely modern bungalow with basement. I am only 3 years oki and had excellent care "sons my former owner. I am all newly decorated. I promise to give you security, comfort and economy. You had better see me today be- fore some one else gets me be- cause I want you for my owner. SELL OR TRADE — 10 acre farm with home that needs some re airs. Basement-and new furn. riced at only 68750. Will trade for equity in your home. SELL OR TRADE — or will sell GI with nothing down. Large 6 rm Speed side home on paved —_ a rg Gog ot tne the older homes but very SELL OR TRADE — Leke front. os ego ranch style a th full basement. Of! AC fu Rineed breeseway and two pe gar, Over 100 ft. of water front- age. pie aes for city home or near cit: SELL OR TRADE — Large well constructed 6 rm home with new two - = Paved street, storms and si ‘odern kitchen with on oe built ry cupboards, ‘Only $600 po Soy [) Pavey sree OUR SPECIAL = xis farm. — ag bedroom bungalow wit SS ¢ and poo garage. out and _ Gouhl it rhymes doesn't Ht? If I w so busy finding wh little ase ve By north. oy west side J ~-Nfetime Fag 3 For Sale Houses 43 | _For Salo Houses . 43 2 car nt ‘nad . 4 “ , ~ . - ‘ W NER RAN TYPE 3 : ‘2 lef ows city, west } = "over a ‘Ty il pears Bee ee BUD: RANCH STYLE nice ASSOCIATE —, eee . LAKE. PRIVILEGES 4-Bedroom Home Only you're « “do it yourself” dec- Y ORIGINAL Located — L BASEMENT — Hot this 5 Vearcem amy. toons 2 BY aise Owns Lace air coal heat, Side drive. within easy walking dis tance to ; ES aw oe es 1 ws ORCHARD LAKE AVE. bet ascer oaltared month.” “complete seven m from downtow B M front porch, separate’ d ——, bul Pontisce in Waterford Townshi 3-BEDROO BRICK room, fall basement, or ae A but | “district, | This home is new and individual: | rage.” Immedisie ‘Possession. Venlenes ¢f 300 really reducing property tare | ceramic bath. Full basement. | / “7% aoa AIRPORT. ROAD ated 16x19 and parate d rs juminum storm windows and : wall to wall carpet and| doors’ Attached e. dry | $1,000 Down 2¢x32" bee with | ful larg French doors overlooking | ot. daxis0. with ‘ihe fawn i dust 2 Level, mode design, basement pu tio and lot; huge ere ie 3 305 west suburban home wi poreh. ¢ ste ge e, and @ tuchen; ceramic bath: 3 Rd, Only 415.080. rivileges. Main floor level fea- y lot 100 x home big bed basement| Reasonable down payment res bi living room with pic- needs some work but ¢ ag ie tet to uk aty posreaon.| ure window. becom ain and | "o0derf ta. | oma and eoning, ine ine} a en; lower leve es liv- Gr L recreation EL AN ing room fireplace, ages : ; with 16 ft. “cement oo J ACK LOV. ND pon bath on Kitehen. ane. OUTSTANDNG GALOW garage aluminum and 2188 Cass Lake Rd. matic beat and hot water, Im- $8960 is this salable pact dh couple waik | BY OWNER 5 RM. eres . mediate Possession. Buy it while hapde Bhrwan — to 1% acre «lot onto lake. ve mt. 03 W. Lecsuiee. you can. ing oom 15 2 5, mas 7 ROOM HOUSE AT WATKINS | “Bud” Nicholie, Realtor .| tifa’ oak foors ana "wet “> For additional information and $6,060 Pid small down laste al m storms s appointments call PE 8-1784. emear PE 5-77 40 Mt. Clemens 8. and seresos minum Dag | : PE 5-120! or PE 2-3370 ¥ Some. i 5 Ri MO) ONLY - BOOM MODERN HOME. ORLY Nothing | Down RANCH HOME P. W- D A} Will build starter home on your 5 ; peta 68 _W. HURON ad a a 4 Yeq long ‘ow stad rambling pre, es See our model, Don “ade- = standing si six room Brick ne B- om Bek nwt 4 OR 3-2877. ‘ frame ranch home with full room J BEDROOM HOME. LARGE Liv- _J basement, two fireplaces, New ‘iaing. at na end sereens, | > ing rm. dining rm.. paneled kitch- e living room 22 dining oil forced alr furnace, On 2 en. Basement, Garage, Fenced room 10 x 15. kitehen 11! garden soil with 287 feet on ard. $8509, $560 down, $70 : 13 three beauti berry patch, lake priv-| _ jy." go 8. eatin, PE 3 to 5 P.M. Saturday | spacious Bedrooms, at SIDE, Hevasater a on S of fheges Oly” $15,000 with $3,000 down. ttrac room and bath home ‘Sa tee 3 acres of good pute es Til, Send $8,500 © wide $1-500 down. City water, STEELE 135 istians Rd, iMs0) ‘Mighland. MU 420465 $25 Moves You In D EDRMS, G Pues = nate eee “TOOK At this 3 bedrm. home with car- port. Located in a well restricted neighborhood, Newly decorated. Ready for immediate occu y. 1300 down. For ir tion call FE 5-4311, HERBERT C. DAVIS 4915 Irwindale Drive heat screens, Car- port, Uullt lace. Lake pr. Lge jeer ‘iiliams Lk. . OR 33 $3,500 DOWN. 3 “BEDE BRICK home. Gas 3 Mord | = fenced. Water softener, drapes, carpeted, full basem Land- escaped, One block from village of Clarkston. 4 Fad cent mortgage Bal. $12,400 AS 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, GAg HEAT, gr sae on Hatchery Road. ROCHESTER AREA sun out posthes, Fell S gM, woes C. SCHUETT, Realtor BUILD NOW 3-BEDROOM HOME can Today. Financing Asalante. types ding. our, lot or pony Scar plans = Jet C. HAYDEN, Realtor 86 E. Walton FE 8-0441 : BRICK. BASEMENT, 2\%-car garage, storms, gas heat, water ‘15x230° Yr , . BF. Pontiac. 66. FE i or a i ame Tri-Level ph ee on 1 acre. diate possession. EM 3-0682. Leaving for Florida - This week, owner will — reasonable nooo "tor iis _ a lake pewnages. cag “yl appointmen for yom 7. \ Vermett, Broker GI merce Rd Spacious —— srg home. 4 years old. ca 118x200 Tout ith lake sseicnes on adic This one won't last down urance, Call now, gona J y. Vermett, Broker $203 Commerce Rd. 216 W. FAIRMOUNT CIVILIANS $190 DOWN NO OTHER COSTS home on 3.7 acres, has 2 Bedroonis — Almost 5 rooms, 1% be furnace, Basement automatic heat ona hot full basement, and y full of water — & screens — trees. Only $15. ped — Paved street. NK é ARD VACANT — OPE 1010 Adams, Rochest OL 1-7811 pond ae = —_—= it and if BY OWNER DAYS: WO 3 3 bedroom. Full basement. 4% | EVES: SAT, SUN. TO #-085! acres. Near MSUO. FE 8-6506|) py OWNER: BRICK RANCH > r 6 p.m. 2 ba family room 4 ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD LOCa- tion, full price $3800. $1,000 down. $40 a month. FE 5-€705. oe 2x60 — 4 au 6 bath. Right for store, woek shop. Get liven FE 4-2577 Lakefront Bargain 2 bedroom home has built-in freez- and oven, ——" Car i 000 MY 3-1143 609 E. Flint st. MULTI-LAKES REALTY eg Lake 3 bedrooms, Legere carpeting 3060 5. COMMERCE 1 RD, MA 4-1578 NO DOWN PAYMENT or 4 bedroom starter homes with full basement and rough wir- ment, Corner Wiliams Lake Rd, & Office open “9-8. -SYLVAN LAKE Sam Warwick hag new 3-bedroom brick tri-level] ranch home. Pire- ee built-ins, car garage 185 . seeded lot, Exclusive commu- nity, sewer, water, paved s lake Rae Bae E oun Sun- da erwood FE 4-5000. TOD HOUSE_IN PON- Load full _price, OR 3-894. 3 ‘Bedroom HOMES $100 DOWN Moves You In 5 RM, * es sO WHY PAY RENT? BULLT IN RANGE & OVENS LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES MODEL OPEN WEEKDAYS & Lad 1TO07 EXCEPT 3 a at Kinney tcalm bist WESTOWN a Ey FE 8-2763 or Eves, LI 2-4677 West Side Just a few doors from Huron St. bus service near General Hos- pital, This real large 7 room mod- = home, clean & nicely dec- ated, a marvelous home for = to have worege: big market, cares family or roomers. Gas = lot, priced at sbown by Lay Lake Property A beautiful ranch brick modern r e, 8 1 Bs proc in uve room & recreation rooms, carpet- ed tiving. pokey attached garage, landscaped lot, 500. Eves. jRochester-Troy Area bedroom bun has 1% bathe full basement. exterior has fenced lots for grees 8 fruit trees, 2 car ga- For. value—this i. uy Loar $13,500. FRANK M. 1010 Adams, R OL_1-7811 ATTENTION INVESTOR pl close estate, 3 b 0 Good. West side ante. Nice bs Paved street. 600 ¢ Phone OR ‘to008, 3 Taylors Realtor. Con to MA) vouient shopping. pie § NORTH END is In Madison Jr. High, Pon- tiac Northern district. nice 2 bedroom hom ment end pa payments of $68 include taxes OTTAWA DRIVE Wonderful condition, brick nter hall, ge corm in live Bradt ‘ticker and breakfast nook. drapes include space. sasuaahie’ terms to site purchaser, se reepen 10,- FOUR BEDROOM — Soule garage. New rast. double garage New Slate flooredvestibule, Pow- der room, pre large living room Wonderful vers EA&stT Avout ears old, wonder- ondiioned ‘nom home. Nice fitenen, “3 bedrooms down; large Ded*oom up, i auto. heat. Ga- yerd. FHA Best terms possibia * qualified pur- School for one foo believing, vii aor See DOWN 3 bedrooms, basements oeuens _ Call details, FOR COLORED 4 familv income sale. A real cash WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS NICHOLIE}"28 & HARGER CO. 33 _W, HURON 8T. BY OWNER 7 booms, com- ae extra bread tely oe 189 Ced carmen a tor ‘wae MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | GREEN LAKEFRONT - WEST BLOOMFIELD speed af goo = ing and swimm! eautifully landscaped lot with nice shade trees. bedrooms, large liv- ing room plus spacious in eer: brick erfect condition. NT with attached sell, ah 1962. $35,000, ACREAGE LAPEER COUNTY. — dod acre. Joa s x pod tmas Tree farm. Nice roved Good pleasant bhuntt ng. acreages, also. Ask for Mr Scott. John . | | K IMNZLeT Realtor : 670 W. Huron a FE 43625 eA call FE 21030 . ,. FULL BASEMEN * gen rheek ‘ay % ¥ i okt - 3} to mortgage. 83 | $450 65 CHIPPEWA RD. White frame with green blinds — € rooms ts den and closed in rch. 1% baths. Natural. = full basement, ft. dee low Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor FE seit os pos Sar aatie evenings Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE WILLIAMS LK. PRIV. Attractive 2 bedroom on g00d sized lot. Hndy room plus Sr, front = fhe privilege 3 mrs ix ve Buy 5 ‘saa full full sum- mer just ahead - WATERFORD RANCH Charming 5 reom aluminum sid a PL i aliens ard fe Fast $18,000. Terms arranged! REALTOR PARTRIDGE PE ¢-3581. 1960 W. HURON OPEN ‘TIL 9 ELIZABETH LAKE FRONT 6 room ranch, natural brick — place. souiy itehen, ft. lot, ‘CALL Lt EAST SIDE —- & room brick. a gas ‘ee ONLY bese NEED } BEDROOMS? We will build a 3 bedroom home Be Acti eee FORMATION. - Smith- Wideman REAL ATE OPEN EVES. FE ‘ae 4122 W. HURON ar igarage, @ 5 18 150 | ¢ arage, si situated on acre corner in restticted subdivis DORRIS & SON REALTORS WwW TRADE 752 W. Huron PHONE FE 41557 GILES North Side 5 > . Pull base- dion a large corner lot. is A car garage. - Dumerous ex to mentio - lng in. Cait for infor Price Reduced real this 8 . ermg pClLES REALTY Co. SCUBA bedrooms fone down; 2 large living parr “= snare * F rea) at ny with roan, bargain a per mo. bedroom ranch with 11x17 living room 10x18 2 IVAN W. scuRAst REALTOR FE 5-9471 OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY #2 JOSLYN, COR. A oy MULTIPLE LISTING vi “i MILLER - or OF CHARM this . Woods — one floor, 2 spacious living room, ‘ul ray eting, drapes. on heat, * storms orf il informa ioe Miller Realtor ‘ © FE 2-0263 1078 W. ae ; Walled Lake, $1,500 Dn. value at $12,750. 26 x 12 re 12 “2 dining rm., Renee. at agro garage ine Lo- = privi- oc “SCHUETT, Realtor. “LIVE MODERN Ss 3 vedrm. Ranch $65 per month total se ae cent *. resale Im ai OR ari — LOW down ment — modern } bed- yom. ie. ng baths. Gas heat. Wat Pull basement. Back” yard fenoee. FE. 8-2900 CLARK Union cake Bectio ifs e ae. Toom, plastere red ion 2 be ag lot 50x210, lake Lob bgp noc aes Just mortgage costs down. 0 DOWN. $6950. FULL PRICE. geod sonaie — home = co on, bath. o eat, a rent beater. pe TRADE: Free & Clear § room mod- ek home Koel Baldwin tor, 2 or Will pay cash “aitference. $8,950. RD. Home & open front porch, fully "insulated, siuminam. morms and basement, ity OPDYEE Tncome., |.. Attractive 2 ann home, large enclosed Extras Galore! one two up, garage pe patio overfookis ed fenced two lo ing. Cement drive too. Dinin to see - cail room ho w OW location Walking ditenct ts 6-2018. 3- BEDRM. HOME. $500 DOWN, PE 8-4308 2-FAMILY ZONED ‘17 300 terms ' HOLMES-BARTRAM OR 3-1959 Colored Apartments 11 brick units. Always re be aie $7,800 enntalt with $6.000 aounier home or land trade RILEY REAL BST. pod Elizabeth Yate Ra and eg nee 0 contract ref FE 41157 or IN iyo ave These ‘property x ve income fo sale—c for results, WE BUY — SELL -~ TRADE WHITE BROS. 5660 eh SS Open Eves, ‘til 9; Sunday 10 "Hl 8 _For Sale Lake Prop. 44 3 BEDRM. HOME, ¢ LOTs EM_3-3008 Ouse, 2 car garage. $2,500 or less down. CLARK REAL ESTATE 1362 W. Huron. nm Eve. & Sun. MULTIPLE G SERVICE Snat, HOME ~“ WM. ~A. KENNEDY RBALTOR 01 W, A, @ ww n venings 7 BEDRM. HOUSE, 1 BATHS, 2- car gare ib privileges. Lake Orion, 5 ROOMS & B i Full Basement revi gas fer. nace. 372 N. Cas: “LIKE A REAL CAR | BARGAIN? Lots of ’em|/ in the Want Ads! ‘Elizabeth Lakefront rooms. Basement, No broe 3. bedroom kers. FE 6-2676. On) : divide. Hurry on this Lakefrent lots, a2 ta T+ 7 and Milfo! oa Fate Ah fe Rd. tee ae taxes and. im Paiie tad ae | Taylor. megae, OF Cake Lots and Cake Bry. Income Property 43A — y a « 8 A BM a MI a EPA EE He ae a e Air CG. SCHUETT, Realtor W. Huron FE 8-058 “TOTAL "PRICE $16,900 « — TERMS Crescent Lake Privileges €0x120 lot. Neat 2 bedroom, with attached 2 rage. room. Cedar See this at $11,950. & ‘CY PANGUS,. Realtor 2160 M15, Ortonville. NA 17-2825. 10 ACRES & woe W. DINNAN PE 42577 = pone R. Be ee Low D x Pay MENT FE 86-0458 ™ SCHRETE, ‘Realtor eat CUCKLER RERCTY FE 4-4091 3% acres Bo iggy wooded. Located on good road wonde home- site. Only. $8500 with attractive terms. bai Ages 7 4 3 ¢ 10 acre West # suburban. Priced attractive: ‘|Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtor Est. 29 years : 9001 Hii Ra. by Phone EM }- or MU 4-6417 Porn Rd 1 mile marth of ioaton- wong Rd., ues frontage on INVEST RS We have 38 acres ~~ — i Attractive Terms S, of reed fnetags. ¢ malice BE. David Ward ae heme, Priced to settle “estate at Nap lsabeth Lake Ray ATTA LAKE ie __FE 41157 or FE 44821 . sees rn -|___For Sale Farms — 48|' ce q ba > wl oak on easy ACRE Deny FARM terms. Phone OR 40308, J. A. in a = aKa Taylor, Realtor. gt Abe Manley Sweet, man, For Sale Lots 46 a INVESTMENT afte Sinck Sep reed 4 11%4-ACRE SITE. Seah minutes, from BLOOMFIELD HILLS NCE SGEWA beat y PE 4-6203 Nicholie & Harger_ 33 _W. HURON LOT 100x250. ONY wirree ca A La PM Terms, OL “1d Water, paved streets. ’ W. W. Ross Homes, Inc. FE 4-050) LGE, c “SCHUETT, Realtor 460_W. Huron Co. 534 ACRES with fronta N AVE. 130x225. Low Siass “oad, near new = ounty o ie. ie = Se Het, TP n,| lan &, aden ae mercial . WOODS Large comer} Warren Stout, Realtor ~ Asking $2,500. TT N. Saginaw St. 5.8165 PE 8-068 Sale Business Property 49 Located in Waterford a 602 feet ge Gas ae ot ‘ KE DRAYTON PLAIN We have several choice pene ern High School. Priced 4 Building on neer Lsfay- $950 up. Call now. Wiese gommere — nv arren Stout, Realtor , = ~~ Nn. FE Saginaw ot @ p. 0 . . nat x BILL PmaPECT|“* Spee Wresings ta a TE for ranch or multi-level home. 6 trees on rty. Lake : HI E Plan Now V V [ Carl W. Bird, = a4 OFF JOSLYN 503 Community Bank Bldg. PE 44211 Eves. ret BROS. 4 ACRES Clarkston. Fine location f at WHITE Two Lake Angelus Lots “Haye you ever seen Lake Angelus? jas ‘south of Motel MeNelve, $1. % s is * * ome of Pe Praga A chance ae land with Bad steam, well $28,000, We are ‘seamen of pag finest in farms from 40 acres to 240 acres. the lakes fo | 202 'N. MAIN ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $500 Ph. Beceeee OL eet OL taint) ‘SEABOARD FINANCE EASY PARKING’ ia a -| WHEN ol das a "STATE 1 Pritatctt cO.. rere 4.1874 ARE Y¥ Ro aes aS Swaps + Peed? AAT wn we ¢, for a aeennge or sell for $6,000. or OA = in8¢, Poot, aes ir Starchel * ce | land contract oF ae Call after 6 p.m. Or. WALL FURNACE. Exc. Cond, with extra outlet for bath or nursery, Swap for late «model portable typew OR 3-6080. RANCH HOME. $150 DN. OR trade for farm, housetrailer. EM 3-4350. SWAP 2 aw of equal valve 3 EM aso. TROY HOME. 6 ROOMS, GARAGE ouble | 11,000. Trade $3,700 squity or & acres. MU WANTED: SET OF ENCYCLOPE- dias, coiuerd motor, boat or any- of value. for Capital Appliances. WILL ACCEPT MODERN HOUSE- on as down payment =. a bedrm. home, 3 yrs. old. BEDRM. SUITE. Mortgage Le Loans — 54] * ma _ “You wouldn't doubt my devotion, Janie, if you ould have Sale Household Goods 57 dry digg 1 appliances goods, tools, . “mise. items, AU! 8PE- ~~ Cigarettes, 10. Table’ ¢ inet, $20, refrig., 5-4043 Buttel, ed, FE | rRIGID tables. Bx immed tely ae hance fo: gan ¢. i] ra — ‘bedresm Ones Co., 4763 Disie Ber. Li Plains. Open "til 6, Frida: 9. 1,000 ft. north of A & P Market BRAND NEW WROU: HT IRON bunk beds, complete with sp: and mattress. T3005. Pucks, 42 Orchard Lake Ave Big, Big, Big Specials ELECTRIC DRYER, Bh al per Guaran ae + AIRE HER: Rebuilt m- ‘ Delivered. Free stallation. KELVINATOR REPRIOGMRATORS. Renewed, Guaranteed. Your Choice FRIGIDAIRE. Electric Range. Used. Good conditi 2 stall meters ae station for lease. urban area. rr " cellent investment. Vety favorable .térms. Phone OR . J. AL Taylor, Realtor. STANDARD OIL E jones. 1 days, or cn, dUniper bi elite after 7 p.m. an ex- cellem hours. Real op; @* live oper- ator. down. Investi- JSTATEWIDE _ ——— Service of. i ARLES, REA nt 8. te egraph rE. fs 107 FT. DIXIE HWY BUSINESS $4,500. IN PERRY ACRES — 100 ft _For Sale Acreage 47) bedrooms, bath oll forced air NEAR ane | wee lot 120 ved sts. eee &. LAPEER RD. EMBREE & GREGG 1565 ion Lake Rd. UNION TARE VILLAGE | EM 3-4393 or EM 3-314 - 120 FT. DIXIe eet. clal Lake emer ta - 30x52 ft block of businesses, ZONED old home im good condition * ine ot nie and % fone. Warren Stout, Realtor 17 N. Saginaw Open tes FE 5-8166 m. Lake privile, ces. Good fot hom owner's suite. for many re- ir seevices or retail with picture windows overlookin Es Corne owner will se price. oh i120 ‘wt Dorothy Snyder I Lavender | Rae (M59) or. MU 4-4617 ‘ 1001 H Phone EM 3- CIAL — ae With 100 ft. jacent to owen ‘Oniy 4 business end $15,000, terms. °\STEELE REALTY, 135 land . 2045. privi- of state iis low, low |. just $2900 TEXACO GAs hcp! “ag 2-STAL e. For lease. Full stock ind ént. Terms. PE 3-9716. win Ave WHOLESALE — Nm ge mec doing Surdand Sauipe” Ean Yen ures equipmen ig lense. RENCE RIDG AY equip Pontiac WELDING SHOP Here's a busipess where you ncially indepen- FE 4-6203 RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 262 8. Telegra 7. Open 9-8 Sale Land Contracts 52 LAND CONTRACTS TO BUY O to sell, Earl Garrels, EM 3-251 tr EM 3-4086. : Training and financial assistance| BALLERINA LENGTH WEDDING — BR gs Sage or gown, s 0, $35. EM 43-6215. chai ie. es! Bloomtield To rash : Can MI BRAND aap Oa aes a - en "s Spring Coat, size 9, $6. JUniper P1114 after 7 p.m. Lady's ‘Brand New | Spring Coat, VICE STATION FOR LEASE. } “Good ror vacee avail-| Boy's Dress ponte. ize 13 & 15, able. ‘ween O10 after “Spm. FE #1448. Sport Shirts, Site 18 & 18%, etter vite —e STANDARD OIL 2? stall station for tees. Orton- | ALL ope mol CLEAN 7 OED hte - ville area _ and also A ant shirts from 20c Marshall, For taiermstion m2 re are i om = 11 p.m. 6-5311 days or Mr. George we) Ci Sun, 4 p.m, the bait -3426 p.m. store. 389 Orc hard Lake Ave. SHOPPING CENTER GIRL'S oc a ie i In very active, fast growing Sub-| Size to 12% Like new. 141 Ex- 8. a4 St. LADIES CLOTHES. SIZE 10. ALL kinds. FE 4-4446, FE 4-1920. NEW BRIDAL VEIb, $15.00 PE -2-4126 SILVER BLUE MINE stole, ig value, fice, $275, MI 4-8332. ‘Sale Household Goods 57 ee 1 WHITE METAL FLOOR CABI- net, $9, 22x24x36, 3 metal wall cabinets, $3 ea, 2 metal folding cots, $3 ea. MI 4-3974 eves. POCKET $525. Sacri- 2 PIECE pte RM. SUITE. See us on your farm buys. These| WILL TRADE OUTBOARD MO- farms are Tail in Lapeet County | tor for good pick up track, Saay- on gical Whe os [Far fe Catiing bo| 0° Siam or Office “MO 4.8261 or =. 51_W. HURON FE 41555 Eves, and Sun. MO 4-3625 BEAUTIFUL SINGER SEWING eo lo 2 GIRLS SPRING ING COATS, SIZE Slacking, Veabines model” Ziesad STANDARD OIL BOY'S SUIT & SPORTS COAT. sO or py Size 12.14. Like new. FE 3164.| $71 Peis OL a aeTd ucts. CRA’ Sg ge ey HEAT- er. GE 52 gallon, -$89.95 Cc ELECTRIC 3465 Auburn FE 4-3573, UL _2-3000 mg PHYFE SOFA, bul cond. FE 4-8629. M CLEANERS |. seen what I had to go through to get the ear!" _Sale Household Goods 57, Oe ne NE ee IN he tt ne tM LEWYT UM, LIKE NEW. _All Stasneaee $35.-OR 34-7284. LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE. HALF rice, At Jack’s, 281 Baldwin. uEW GE VACUUM, WirH AT- tachments, ‘OR : 3-2306. OLD OAK BED. DRESSER. BOOK- case desk, buffet. PE 2-4376. ; irae rv antennas, $9.95 "WALTON TV wy Walton PORTABLE IRONER, “TANK V§C- cuum, TV, PE 5-5651. PORTABLE IRONER, $15, OR 3-3473. TOR. LATE MODEL REPRIGERA excellent condition, 189 Raeburn. REFRIGERATORS, TWO — ‘a * ee. pane washer, $40, war PUMP, EXC. COND., wheel chair, nearly new, FE 42783. SINGER PORT. ZIG yo ATTACH. ee Electrolux Va as. $14.95. STUDIO Sock i Saunieniceaets ae Chrome breakfast set ...... $20.00 Electric range .............. $15.00 Cedar wardrobe ....... veers $20.00 Fenny chest ....... aisle $15 Neier eviewmaenwoadane aed cotton mattress New sane hg mattresses . gen Hite we BUY. SELL & 1S EXCHANGE EVERYTHING FOR THE 1% 8. Saginaw FP $2: STOVES. SouaRT. SOLD, EX- SINGER ELECTRI iC SEWIN chine. Only slightly used. Sacri- fice, $4.10 or Even month. Cap- itol Appliance. TRADE-IN DEPT. - ay Li " sto - Open 8 a-l TREES, | oat OAK, ETC. ergreens , Pine, Ptr, Yews, "Sfugho uniper & Arbor- ate. Dig your own. Bring tools & burlap, 2972 Sleeth Rd. 3 miles west of Commerce Village, is miles east. of intersection, Wixom Rd. & Duck Lk. Rd. Daily 8 to 6 “MU 48038. OAKLAND TREE SERVICE TRIM- PE 8-2275. ming & removal. FE) STRAWBERRY PLANTS ORDER now, earliest ting best. Royce _Long. “Milfora MU e4aes Stark Bros. Narsary Representitive Landscaping Ornamentais Fruit and Nut Trees EM _3-3125 after 4 p.m. For Evening A vp t For r Sale fe Pets 2 DACHSHUND PUPPIES. BLACK. 2 mos. old Small MElrose 44983. AKC POODLE PUP — EASTER Special. 25 Bad cent off for chi dren. MY AKC REG. B GLES. 12 WEEKS olf. OR 3-3 AKC REG. FEMALE he go 3 yrs. old & 2 OR 3-4731. 69 AKC POODLES. CARER AWTARE _hunde MY tiny ministure Dachs- AKC REG. opEAGLE “PUPS, 3 ‘mos. old, oT aLR POINTER, yrs. , registered American Field, exceptionally fine hunter. OR 3- ” oft Hatchery 27715 Deland. Drayton. FOR EASTER sas AKC TOY POODLES FOR EAE MY 210. i ° bia AKC — pl PUP- of quality, Ready ir * menediate sale. 8-0641. i a DRAG NE % YD. pose bucket, A-1 _ mora 15. 2555 Dryden Rd. AKC MINIATURE POODLE PUP- pong Bh gs and silver, OA 8-2804 MACHINES, INDEX MILL, 2- spindle drill, 10° x 42° lathe, 2 ton punch press, tool grinder, other tools, Union Street, Do It Yourself f _6l Ls LISHERS SKIL SAW—RUG CLEANERS ret HARDWARE 489 8, SANFORD FE 4-6105 FOR RENT Wall paper steamer, flodr sand- face "yugun ‘cganery Oakland Fue! rd Lake Ave. AF NG ACHIN: if 8, —_ materials Paint, formica plumbing & el.c- trical supplies 1 days week yy o : 06, Sundays ply "196 W Montcalm ” FE }47 oo | Cameras, Equipment 61A | REACH CAS H CUS- TOMERS through Classi- fied Ads. Call FE 2-8181. CINE KODAK aacarne FIG. | B tanon -lens.7 KEYSTONE, 1958, 8 MM MOVIE camera, ‘ a tandard, tele- scopic, wide . MI. 6-567. POLAROID CAM ry & ALL i ipme almost new, reason- Hh a aoe off Howard. ° AKC REG. FEMALE COLLIE, 8 mos old, sable and white, shots, FE 8-2753, bas AQUARIUM 15 GAL. STAND, light, tropicai fish. $20. FH 5-279 701. BLOND COCKERS FOR EAS _ Males, $30. Females, $15. FE 5-0136. OXER, ALE, LIKES eu, Cass Lake Ra itll eee wie ane B ‘ON PU old, FE oe | jen.’ —_ BASEN BARKL ini ODE, Sita BOsTO! stock, Curtiss COLLIE, male, 6) yed, Bs No faults Exc. for x an SCHIE es, Pekinges: B “ppp a gese puppies, COLLIE PUPS” THORO ED. Tti-colors. UL PHOR: en PUPPIES, AKC DACH 8 HUND DOBERMAN “FEMALES 17 MOS & lo am Reas, FE 8-1647. sin NNI +i - as itt Fite 1 * Fee. a, te Pat Gan Lake 2 Ories. i EASTER UNNIES, PEt Wvilligee B oes, FOR Pn R) je dei Boxer, male. UL Me ; i u > NFER Pe ag ay st Seer me oe po ¥ Zé ne ee if ny are’ hid al coc nat Galt LI, _THE Ponrrac PRESS, ‘FRIDAY: MARCH oT, 7059 sees AND EATING POTATOES _ 3921 Bald Mountain Rd. N 1] wz MO} aioe. Davis Machinery, ~Ortonville. NA 17-3202. Every Friday: Ae Every seen wa se nie YL aie dan oe p.m. ORlando Sa corsa yim ie Easter to one} “Happy & flowers. Potatoes aepies cider vegetables Eggs ens ao FE 37-0078. oven . dress Handicraft, free orth of _Bilverbell_ Road _Sale je Farm n Equipment 76 76 a 8 500-GALLON GIRTON BULK» tank. MA 6-2620. 3 ROLLS NEW WIRE. CHEAP “300: 6 ft. high. Also ae! chick eta ea brooder. 3 yrs, oid, Ce new, price §40. a ‘ mae UNITS AND PUMP Ma 62620. S'. HP RIDING « GARDEN | TRAC. tor Cultivator. s6-in. arr and, _'awn_ mowers. $200. FE 8-6840. ALLIS CHALMERS C TRACTOR & 2 row cultivator. Overhauled A-1, 16’ hydrauiie Moline plow on rubber. Double drum cul- tipacker, Wayne Walton, 5366 Baldwin Rd. 2'4 miles N. of Oakwood. ee ALLIS-CHALMERS MODEL ‘''G"” tractor with plow and cult. Alls- Chalmers Model “B" tractor with . Several others . _Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service, ‘Holly, Mich. rT BUY EARLY & SAVE Jacobsen lawn mowers. Bolene tractors & mowers Simplicity tractors & mowers ¥ able riding m wers Roto-tillers Specials on used equipment HOUGHTEN & SON I. Case & New Idea Dealer Feckosuse OL 1-076) COME IN AND SEE _ THE NEW 1950 BOLENS RIDE-A- MATIC TRACTORS WITH PUSH- STARTING AND BO- G MOWERS. - EDIT TERMS KING BROS. Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke FE 40734 FE 4-1112 FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND used Proulx ae. ey = is TRA Of oro 0. ° care: and 30 rotary mower. FE 2-5309 JOHN DEERE 2 BOTTOM 14° voted 8 ft. double disk, used very ittie. MA 4-3264, SICRIGAN CHAIN SAW DISTRIB- Ealnee rts and service for Titan, Pose : Fleetwood chain saws. ON DISPLAY Bolens S h.p. riding tractor. Wheel horse ‘ Be nolyapon a ¢rigin a in, st *inower. MENT, 6507 DI Wath OR on 3-7924. DEL 739 TRAC- '_ Phone Auction Sales AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 28TH., 7 P.M. Located 2616 Dixie Hwy. 1 mile north city limits of Pontiac, All few merchandise. Furniture, dry 77 goods, tools, lianc es. 1001 mise. items, ‘auerio N SPECIALS ~—cigarettes, llc raf Bottle of e a = ege, My Sin, Chanel 0. 6, hite Shoulders, 99c fishing Bol is oh ra 60c. 2 cel} flash a. 19¢ 3 ounce box All" pone powder. — al Community Motor ‘Sales “AUBURN. e bas OY | After All! MONEY TALKS! rest then drive Dixie “OK” Lot _ Bairro puking Mice, 88 SLICES OF HAM © Pontiac Chief & Detroiter Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes sales 4301 Dixie Hienway OR 202 Open 7 days a week NEW TRAILER S ALES CHAMPION-GREAT LAKES Large Trade-In Allowance Gibson Trailer. Sales UTICA, MICH. 47414 VAN DYKE RE 32-7943 NEW AND USED _ TRAILERS Liberal Terms . Parts — Bottle Gas TRAILER EXCHANGE 60 8 Telegraph HOUSETRAIL FOR & SALE BY BY owner. 41 foot. 2 furn., extras. Very reas. On FE 8-3694. PARKHURST Trailer Sales 1540 Lapeer Rd. Lake Orion new Featurin, M ome-*. on and Oxford on AILERS. WE WILL sell — on Mal _ for 10 per and prod : Isi10 Rol Sales, Pr Rolly R Ra. Holiy, MEI OXFORD TRAILER SALES STEWART GENERAL HOLLY WAGABOND GREAT LAKES ZIMMER 14 to 53, 6 to 10° wide, 40 to k from We trade sell or rent. e have some wonderful buys iight now. See us today, One * mile south of Lake Orion on M4 MY 23-0721. VACATION TRAILERS FOR SALE or rent. those ped 8 gd Sales, 8685 Williams Lake Rd, OR 3-2838, Rent Trailer . "Space 79 AUBURN HOTS. MOBILE Aone The finest % mile SE Eg 170 N. yke FE 5-3361 INSIDE CITY LIMITS. 2 BLOCKS from bus s Pontiac Trailer Coach Park _ §-9902. OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FOR | ~+~~ those who went the best. 40'x80 lots 16's40% cement patios, etc. Oue mile east r oon on Lake- ville Rd. OA SAVE ENERGY, USE WANT ADS! To find a |job, place to live or a good used car, see Classi- fied NOW} ugahyde covered, foam rubber shaman Sacked, in purvons E 8 ms for seats, from $5 —_ or solid | Blee wheels, $ ~ M TUNE - UP ly — Johnson and Evinrude nae = cludes new enser, its, spore’ Plugs, wires checked. car- buretor usted. lower unit and all fittings greased. Parts and Jabor only $12. . Take | M39 to West Highland. Right veel Hickory Leta Rd. about 7 miles to Demode Rd-;~ and -foliow + signs to Dawson's Sales at Tip- | sito Lake. Phéne MAin 98-2179 FACTORY BUILT BOAT TRAILER. gs tires, good shape. Price $50 E _FE_ 2-0087. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS. | Starcraft & Shell lake boats. Ga- | booed sreiets. Outboard motor re Tring, Pow | oe Lesa Sopgre Lake A FE 2-8020 MUST ae TH — custom built 16°’ solid ma-, gine, — unit and speed prop, \. sacrifice. exe. cond. Will __5-8871. “NEED ROOM FOR NEW BOATS Must cell 1958 -Deluxe runabout demonstrator. Complete boat, 60 HP motor, trailer. Make us an. offer CAELAND Lede gg EXCHANGE 379 Saginaw St. FE 8-4101 TRADE-INS We have wverel nt? good used outfits in stoc me bole | Evin- oa Boy ‘Wee new. Financ- Harrington Boat Works “YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER” FE 2-6033 1899 8 hee DISCOUNT Oa Evinrude motor: yrs. @ Marine Service, Lake Rd. Open 'til 6. WE cr oe a A —- BOAT List wit bee oy oe action — ers Wa. oy MA INE EXCHANGE LAN 319 8. Sagioaw St FE 8-4101 85A Fiberglas MIDGET cer’ Dodie all types, Pibet racer 8 work, Rinse, Lb ake Orion ab sd 31448. crys & repair, OR 93-8198. For Sale Airplanes 86 FLYING CLUB =~ of Cesana 150. ir: i hr. solo. ae iv ing Service, RS FOR Pt PHILA ADELPHIA AND oat burgh. Gas allowance to FE 2-321 Hartford, Conn, 5 FLY ENGINE AIRLINER 76 cial ; Service, Ine, OR d-1ase, TRUCK GOING NORTH, PART load either way, FE 5-6806. DERS ae "Fee , DOWN- $:00- 4:30 shift. town . Detrai Call Fz e146 after = 1s WEEK. BEAU- L LM ciaibteaiee Offered 87) that SPRING an ae and must make for the fresh stock thal ts pouring into.our lot END you ‘Ghular baviNos UE Fa SPRING. CLEARANCE | we in offering hus VAL our . RANCHERO ‘37 TT paint, 8 cyl. fom .... $1295 49 Ford, '% *. Pope truck .. “ft rid "54 Chev. % T cyl, : 495 ‘$2 Ford %4 T, ‘7. cyl. 4 spd. $308 ‘33 Ford *4 T. Bcyl. 4 spd. § 495 "$4 Ford ta T, & cyl. new paim $ 695 ‘ss GMC % T. 6 clinker, tarp, trailer, 35 eyl. — 8 a elec. aoe Lark. Used | paint .... only 5 times. $1150. FE 4-2412. | ‘54 F ‘a T, 4 Speed trans. H 08 $5 Ford "5 T, 6 cylinders ... $ 795 toot Seiad eto 20-H AND (© | °58 Ford % T, 8 cyl. radio | § 795 tion, es, am Bennie Briar, | © Ford ‘a T, 6 cyl. new paint § 795 Smad o _ Ale: pe: "56 Ford 's Ton, 8 cy]. ...... $ 795 MERCURY 20H, RACING EN-| 57 Fore 4 T. 6 eyl lon box $1095 "ST = % T. custom ca 1095 "57 Chev. %@ T, 6 cyl. like new $1005 PANELS. *53 Chevrolet $3 ‘81 Ford \% T. 6 cyl. sharp Ave 50 Chev. 6 cyl one ton ...... $ 198 $1 Chev. Sedan ec anret ‘ : 195 ‘83 Pord T. bt ig ... § 43 "54 Chev. % T, ‘a nice... $ 598 ‘85 Ford '4 T, 8 cyl sharp ....$ 698 '§6 Ford % T, & cyl. nice .. STAKES ¢ 6 ~ VANS - $ 605 ‘SL Ford f-6, @ cyl ...... .. $ 405 t. grain body ‘$1 Ford C-5, 8 cvl sec eee § 405 4 ft. stake 51 Ford f-5, 8 — woe HOR & 495 ake "$1 Ford f-8, 14 ft _ wee § 805 r "$3 Ford f£-500 8 cylinder .... $ 695 ft. stake ‘ "64 Int’) 162 rg sisiaterwiniaca $ 705 . Van "65 Int'l 162 Berles . .......... $ 895 ft. Van ‘86 Ford % Ton Stake ....... $ 895 $ 750 FLEXIBLE 26 passenger .... "$3 Int'l Motor ALL UNITS CARRY TUR-. NER'S ONE YEAR GUAR- ANTEE. : CALL BOB BUTLER At Midwest 4-7500 ye Harold Turner Ford: 464.8, Woodward, Birmingham _ Hardenburg ‘66 GMC 8 YD. DUM Hydramatic, pwr. steerin F 51008 NER CASS & PIKE FE 5-7308 _ For Sale Cars s 9 1064 CHEVROLET V-s.. 210, 4 DR. RGH. Other extras. Very lean. Mt rant} “eye owENs FORD 49 CHEVROLET é * 95. NO MONEY DOwK ‘Cy’ Owens 47 §. SAGINAW BT. 22 * PE 65-4101 V. STATION WAGON, RAH. ‘Will ‘Trade. FE 8-0513. ‘sa 4 DR. DE ‘AR WARD. MI ESOTO SEDAN V-8 AUTO. RADIO & HEATER. ABSOLUTE- LY NWO MONEY DOWN! Assume ‘ggg a of P cali - Call Credit MI 4-7500. Harold Tecuae ny 2 DeSOTO BRAID Officials’ ‘'S8 CHEVY'S ONLY A FEW LEFT. GET YOURS NOW! This Is Positively The Very . LAST SHIPMENT ON THESE Beautiful Like-New Cars MOST FULLY EQUIPPED Matthews- Hargreaves The 'BIG-BIG Lot 631 OAKLAND AVE, FE 4-4547 1958 CHEVIE BISCAYNE, 4 DR. Powerglide. Radio & heater. Whitewalls Local car — 1 own er $1805. 1957 Chevrolet BelAir 2 dr. su dan. Powerglide Radio Mester. Whitewalls. ‘Sharp $1505 1966 Mercury Monterey dr. Hardtop. Auto, transmiscion Ra- dio. eater. White - Low mileage—low price sii fread 1955 Hudson 6 Cyl. 4 dr R&HM. Nice $605 Bad rockers tire 1951 Chevrolet 2 dr. otor—m s—good — good m price $126, HOMER HIGHT MTRS. “1B Hiputes from, Pontiac’ Oxford, ane OA 8-2 =! Haskins Chev. PLACE A “LOST” AD. | Call. FE 2-8181 for an ad/ to recover a loss. 2-8181 for an ad-writer. ‘Say “charge it.” 6 cylinder, and all!” Due to Easter, ser. 5 5. PO gad og NADER there will be no Sunday. tort traps, (ol Mere. “aR Ford |- 5 ¢ 4; Plecrest, Williams Lk., off Hatch. Sale; but two big sales| {oma & Ford “YE ATTEN | ION! ; Friday and Saturday} WReckinG io Cans io Tay | “WwHy SETTLE FOR LESS” by per tained ARE ire ‘| nights at 7:30 P.M. New —— “ a rE —B0A WF'RE PAYING = ; | shipment of stock, new or Sale. Tires TOP $$$ DOLLAR. and used, over the auc-|« Sson15 | TIRES. "TUBES ot CT ENN’ Ss tion block’ at... EM say Bamijer. 8. ii USED “TIRES. UP. SUN SALES Also, whitews MOTOR SALES IXIE HIGHWAY STATE ‘TIRE GALES 953 WEST HURON y el e Dorth of US. 10 | 503 Seginew_ Bt. PE 40681 re com FE +1791 ree ere and Mi 1 TIRES NE pan Rollers, strong gros birds. f 4 —— = “gade ig on General Saf ge “ones ears. ve 3 Hd days sae Gakiand_Ave. MA S131 — MA to 50 per cent of. “9 PARAKEETS Guan TO TALK.|AMPLE PARKING. peice ot ies mY a.s0as, LAYAWAY — SNACK BAR ED WILLIAMS ~ CASH FOR CARS TT th Wenn 7% MA MONDAY, MARCH 30TH. 10:30] 451 8. Saginaw at Raeburn qaenyzee wees go - FANARIES WATED| £4 mils north, of Columbuvine | ____ Auto Service 8, pe. lies Crane’s Bird Hatch-|. or 7 north of on esi Auburn. UL 2-2200 M24, then 7 miles west on A GRINDING IN THE A H ARAKEETS CANA CaG biaville Rd. Thru Columbiavilie} car rebored. Zuck Ma- - € 1977, 584 Oakland Ave.| to Catien Rd., then % mile north| chine 33 Hood. Phone PE Bing, Tor FOX TERRIERS. FE| ‘0 Wilson Rd. Rest to b4e2 Wil | 2-256) ‘sae wine ‘On ene For Sale Trucks 90 For Sale Cars 94 * ~ é f rea Tie FG) Seskace ar’ te cote ties as Sale Motor Scooters 82 PatD aE TOP DOLLAR | #6 CHEVY %-TON PICKUP, 197| 1955 BUICK. GOOD CONDITION: FE, 5-6011 gal. Em-bee stan stainless ‘bulk 1957 CUSHMAN EAGLE- THE RIGHT CAR. _5. Johnson PE _2-3304. : COCKER PUPS. PE| tank. 3 surge units. FE 41013 SEE MALEN ELLSWORTH CHEVIE PICKUP. 374 E. BEV- se BUICK CONV. R&H. 5048 5 Ack for Odette. 1968 Case wrectorts Case | as —cosaAW ~ZAOLE OR LEE KELLEY. “erly. TER Ping. 6 mounted plow, 67 Case 4 SM. . ‘FORD SPECIAL DUMP | : wks. old. MY 3-2810 after 5 p.m.| TOW cultivator, "86 Colby § ton} new. $525 MY 31193 __ ba! Laelia ad as BUICK omen st Pesos REGISTERED TOY Pox, “S60, 8! Black Hawk 4 row| REW & USED CUSHMAN SCOOT. H. J. VANWELT 48 Ford pickup Perfect runnin . ferriers Nice Pets for Baster.| {2° planter. 24x36 Hip roof barn | _ers , PE +4246. | OR 3-1355 4540 Dixie Hwy. | 51 Pord i056 BUICK, STATIONWAGON, 06 PE 4648s. ae Seanad 06 goed Chevy panel. 805 E. LONGFELLOW FE_ 5-5006. car com. 900 bushel cats. plus For Sale Motorcycles 83 HAVE JUST $06, BUT NEED car. Fnonee arranged as i086 BUICK RIVERIA. 3 DOOR. Hunting Dog Dogs 69 69A tional a clerk, Ciar- fix if didn't cost much. 103 ee AUBURN Tia0 Many tai ates: — eee TRIUMPH, ‘LATE MODEL. TR-11 id er. $1,020. MAyfair 6 8 AKG BEAGLES, MALE, ea] Bud ‘Wichtnds “Seams, Prgp.| q0 CC New Parts, $675. call ia % TON FORD V4 STAKE. VERY | 37 BUICK. SUPER FULL sondble, ford. OA 8-3186. a FE 2-019 ui ma ay | MS esi 7 power, exc. cond. ‘Best offer. Pvt. GERMAN anon HATED POINT-|5AT. MARCH 3eTH AT 1 PM. | Vij SARLEY. 1 cash. Sa. a pe Be ; a ee. _eF pups. AKC. OA 8-2128 the usual big sale of home fur- ‘On ae. OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND dozer with : = Compiete unit. 1985 BUICK SPECIAL, 4 DOOR Hae ES sicte Soe eee ee | For Sale Bicycles 84 GOOD 900, 'C & H Lusber. UL 2-1390,| “automatic travsmission. radio and ~ Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ae Vises. : . be 7 brod- a * Pore UP. heater, in good condition. May be re ~~~" | chaise caw. Awetionter dam BOY'S 26° BIKE, GOOD CONDI- CLEAN CARS Y ter end complete! 1O | seen at Lucky's Gulf Service. Yooo BALES OF WHEAT & OAT at Community Aue- . $12, built. Cab in excellent condition.| 49395 Pontiac Trail, Wixom. Mich- iho Farssworth a. Lapeer, MO-| #28 0, M24 just north of Ox- dine 4 IN. “FIRESTONE WE'LL GIVE YOU M MU_4i1715| gan or call MArket 42273 after DETR $- 2088 iar Wane oF em Px, 1+ cond FE tues jes 85 CASH - te gyoRD 9-0 DUMP. re % 2ND CUT HAY, STRAW ‘cesso POR YO! ITY =— Whanure, Phone MA $-0668, olga gt aaa ot Tine Boats & Ac d A GOOD DEPENDABLE CAR | 95 &" 3 TON GMC PICKUP. EXC. CY” OWENS FORD GLU TYPES OF isT & IND cor extrs nice Jae are a bave it!|§ HP. BUCCANEER OUTBOARD isi _W. Ypsilagti. PE 3-66 52 BUICK ey mieeett ca | Ee es | | ie PEA) BILL SPENCE |Poeese oar ct ver. O OA 82179. ham. /Can be seen Sst. from 4| Q—pr STEEL AT. Ai Tandem flat and 6100 Chev. trac- 4 DOOR BALED HAY. 6c. STRAW. 5c, apg = Pits te one dition $60 OR 3-8506. “RAMBLER” r 1955 All over, C&H Lumber Seed Oats. Edward Rose. 3 miles r bigger ¥ sales. Pur- They _Co. UL 2133v. NO MONEY DOWN niture for every the| 14 FT. ARROCRAFT BOAT, 35 south of Hadley on Hadley Rd.| Pomr® yor. Query, Fo |” sense qaaeee. Wa S000 -SALES & SERVICE— ‘SS FORD VICTORIA AQUA FOR SALE 400 BALES OP AL| joedea. rking Jot Upton | 16 FOOT INBOARD m1 _S.__BAGINAW rd od : novey | / ' ie eon prt ay Secon) Gare ha =| Mag talerspet, Sap stiart | See M& M Motor Sales | fu, eiue,amatien ee =e)’ C)wens Ortenville RAR weet na ae aa | —trade_tor $4." PE 24606. | por top dollar on ‘ster model cars. MINGHAM-R take 5 Len R 666 8 MxED > Hay, ee BALE FRANK big complete farm ietion lo- | 1957 CURLY CRAFT 16 Fr. yale ore ets sar FoR CL sa GlEaAN in| — eee 7-7 O re 5.3605 9 SAGINAW Sg aio Milford, MU 2521. on M2 to Brocker Rd. then 3 By, 166 BP. ntoreeptse, yelen | or trade up or down. 3 GMC VT N ‘83 CHEV. HERE IS A LITTLE SEED OATS 1 YEAR| fallen cant lo sti Brgdter Rd ond, ville aphelstery ECONOMY CARS a pone = ang, term $305. Full oe condition. / a certification. Good test. MA. by [Blood Rd \Comer of |] Blood trailer sad cover. nN real a bey = TOP PRICE YOR JONE Ca GMC RAMBLER oo apanonaM rocker) head - finao S For Sale Livestock 72 une cai euitle whieh iachades ee atter's 10 BUCK CARE 1-4008 "ta CHEV. (MECHANICAL MIND. NS APSE PSN : ——— ?) Exe. erior. Ne $.YR.-OLD SURREL MARE. 16 that “eas purchased from the La-| 61. Walton Blvd : WE NEED F t B Hi] sasine crore S12 91.4 per, mo. hands EM 38293 "| pet Bake mune acne bar Mae | «= CRUIMOUE Boat EL CAR actory pranc No money down. BIRMINGHAM n _ : © €-RAMBLER 666 8. WOODWARD 60 MICHIGAN & WISCONSIN HOL- 4 Surge seamiess units 8 mos. Duratech Aluminum "85 to °88 mod Must be ci : Soupay FIBEROLAS —_ ie Hey wheels 700 miles. Brice open. | “54 CHEV. BEL-AIR « DR. SHARP. ge pick-up,” oat 4-9688, eves. For Sale Poutry | 74) 1’ ton stake (ruck Plus many. INLA Dt Cu Teoanes = = re ecan LARGRST noone Bo Mons 90 CHEVY DE LUXE EQUIP- many more tools — Jewelry Wag-| 5107 w HOR onree | WAHERO toes: hs ~ POR magerted sports antipue tires| ment. Teacher's car, Some rust, CUSTOM HATCHING AT 3000 Back Fev gg attend, Metamora | 10 Ew DAILY & SUNDAY #6. | —DCKUD i. a siaet to solve foreign | but ‘clean New ‘ures. $18, FE Rochester PB. Troy, Mich. MU Hs ed Prop's: Bud Hick: | CHRIS-CRAPT I¢PT. TSMAN = Se hee eee = | mot, | an. auctioneers.| 225 hp. V-8 conv. top. Perfect; Used Truck Parts 89A i053 CHEV. 2 DR. RICE CAR, |_Grtord OA 81S, cond. $2,450. FE 44676 : For Sale Cars 91) FE 31542. H. Riggins __ Sale Farm Produce 75) DREAM BOAT TAL ‘$1 GMC 228 ENGINE, COMPLETE i#2 CHEVROLET 2 DR. DELUXE. ‘For Sale Housetrailers 78 | OAT ;,, Vigemeker Empire, fi! | FE S0ee. | Buns ie Radio & heater. $105. APPLES — N SPY, JONATHAN, | ~~~~~~~~~-—---~---~ | 9g" Goan. 20" ‘reinforced wind USED TRUCK PARTS “CY” OWENS FORD Pr Rost SOF Mcintosh | Delicious, Corti OLDER MASONITE G shield. rubber bump rail, walk-| ALL MAKES AND Mi g : runs, $45.00. 8048 Pheasant, Baldwin, and others. Some ra-\“"or housetrailer. Needs few thru seat in front and —e 51 BUICK t Lak res Fieties utilit grade, $1.00 bU.| Pairs Lavetory installed 6338.| in beck all iste SE Aetets Ave. Rac on eee others $1.80. Sweet cider. Oakland | BaP = Lark For Sale Trucks 90 sires Steen 53 CHEV. 2 DR. RADIO & HEAT. Ore East Commerce. Klectric starting, 38 D2. 2 ER. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY Ra, deweer Duck Lake Ra. and 1967 PALACE 16% 170 WN. OB. | . Fl ER — Ajax 1250, tip-up, A- ~ $125 DOWN! Assume payménts of Burn Rd Milford dyke ~ jot 13. FE 4180. frame. with winch Hold é NO MONEY DOWN $11.63 mo. Call Credit Mgr. Mr. APPLES MUTO 8 ORCHARD. 01, a HOLLY TRAILER, = clamps. wired tail tail light 1 * Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Tur- Baldwin R Water heater, ighte. and chelce of ¢:80n13 or 6:7 TI IRNER S ! ! a: roe _ _QLAcEMOnE Fania — APPLES, TIRSTRE W _———— ACCESSORIES — Rem Is ( Owens “rrost. blue. Ral ‘rurbe-elide. Ra Ou ad ge Us: 7150 Silverbell “trace. trailer. Since 1932. Guar-| battery, battery box. bow light . Big engine, Tinted glass. power anteed for fe. Bee them and get.’ and paddle, This perfectly Truck Center 147°8. SAGINAW ST. steering & brakes. Like new. Best EAsTEn, ae “SPECIAL | & demonstration at Warner Trail-| mate! can yours for §-3588 FE 5-4101 er. $2,842, OR 3-3374 #e & S0c A Dozen. 2441 Opdyke! er Sales 3098 W. Huron, only $1,470. Boat is availeble 1935 CHEVY. a POWERGLIDE, ong Ott Walton Blvd. | 2 one of vols Byam's ex- ann a Ay for age ‘This is the wonderful L owner, $895. 31784. AKLAND COUNTY MARKET, _citing caravans -. ; and "O” high windshields from O 3 $1 CHEV., BEL a 2 DR. POW. Dt ie tte aoe noe Authorized Sales 86" to 8 wide, al and MONTH F actor r ergiide, $1,400. PE 5-787 a. re. “Cr OWENS FORD 53 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON No MONEY DOWN ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW Pi FE_5-3564_ E: 5.4101 "59 CHEV vi TMPAL A. 2 Door hardtop, full power. Loaded with extras. Save hundreds dollars on this See or. calj _— at Carpenter Chevrolet in Com- merce. Ph. EM_ 3-410! “58 CHEVY CONV. a ee FULL ‘power. Automatic R&H Conti- nental kit. Like new. FE 4-2185 Tel-Huron 923 W. Huron. PONTIAC AUTO. BROKERS 1957 Buick Convt. Power . $1895 1957 Chev. ‘Wagon, 4dr. PG $1705 1957 Ford Convt. Sharp ...... 605 1987 Rambler 6. overdrive... $1295 1956 Ford Ranch Wgn. power $1295 1955 Buick Cent, hardtop .... $095 , eS ee 1955 Fotd Cus. 2-dr. $895 Wwnitewal 2 6dr. Hydra. R&H. i ¢ ev Bel Air 6, ar. $798 | vhitewalls. 2 tone paint, $195 uick Super HT ....... $793 * 1985 Nash Statesman $695 +36 Pontiac 2 dr. Catalina Hardtop. 1954 Chev 2-dr- Powergiide 85 Hydra. Radio & heater. White- 1933 Olds 98 4-dr. power $598 walls Your '50, ‘61, or "52 will 1983 Ford CC. R & He $205 | ., make down payment. 1952 Ford tidor __.. s 85 Pontiac 2 oor sedan, White 1950 Dodge 2 ar. . ana green. Hydramatic. Radio 1260 Perry at. Madison FE 49100 and Heater White wall tires. ee Full price $605 = Ore. 210, 2 DR., V-8, AFT- Lots of Traps tion Specials a pm. FE 6-5651. 100 More- Open stonte, ‘til y MAple 5-5566 or MAple 5-114) HASKINS Pre-Owned Specials 1953 Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio, heater, eee. | Abors aver- age conditi $397 1954 Olds 88 oueey coupe, Hydra- cae powe’ brakes, radio, heat- Like new condition $807 1955 ons 88 Hotlday coupe, Hydra- mati radio, heater ala ted and ivory finigh 210 4door sedan, a 2 gem dag — Powergiide. Radio, Santen 1 shape throughout $1197 _ ceasrelet 210 zdees. pgeeareten ‘urgquois finish Show ew trons engine to the iy si27, 1957 Ford Fatriane 500 hardt V-8 engine, Fordomatic, radio, ee. beautiful red and i? 6571 Dixie Highway at Mi5 MAple 5-5071 Open hites "ti! 9 RUSS DAWSON MOTOR COMPANY Edsels standard tranamission, heater Une a eaees. complete 232 8. Saginaw ° FE ,2-9131 ‘97 CHEVY, CONTIN 5 NT A L wheel, fuily equipped, ee | ' 53. Plymouth 4 door. of - arp and clean. 2900 Sum Drive. White Lake. MU 4-3481, “CY” OWENS FORD 53 DeSOTO 4 DOOR Auto. trans, Radio & Heat er. $395 NO MONEY DOWN ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW ST. 5-3588 FE 6-410! BTA- a DODGE & PASSENGER tlon wagon. $625. OR 3-8556. a "$4. PORD, 2 DR. REPOSSESSION $335 full No cash needed. $19 mm: Std. shift, VS. Mr, Seu, Great Lakes. FE 8-0402. 1958 FORD FAIRLANE 600 4 DR. PE 5-7428. 1957 FORD Fairlane 500 Hardtop Au tomat.c transmission, power steering, power brakes, 1595 Larry Jerome ROCHESTER FORD DEA OL 1-9711 FORD 197 COUNTRY SEDAN station wagon, ROM. Power steer- . Ras, 3-2002, 1949 STATION WAGON, NO rust. $100. FE 4-1691. ‘44 FORD SEDAN. FACTORY es ATER. ABSOLUTEL ¥ NO Assume pay- . Call Credit + MI 47500. 32 FORD STATION WAGON. BAR gain. EM 30081. H. “CY” OWENS FORD ’54 FORD 2 DOOR Redio & Heater 95 NO MONEY DOWN ‘Cy’ Owens * 147 8. SAGINAW. 8T. EE _ 5-3588 FE 5-4101 ‘53 FORD ¢DR. REPOSSESSION . = Ng No cash needed. $265 $18 month. Perfect re Bell, Great Lakes. CONVERTIBLE 1951 TORS. NEW top and “yr sell or swap for pickup. 5-7645. - “CY” OWENS FORD 36 FORD DOOR Radio & Heater $745 ‘Cy’ Owens) 147 8. SAGINAW 8T. 5.3568 FE _ 5-4101 YES IT’S TRUE Haupt Pontiac As the Place to Buy! FE Belvedere. Finished in beautiful red. Black and red upholstering. transmissiod ment. sedan — ore Buick rf ae. D Heater. Can be had for $10. down. mos. on alance. 1952 Ford 2 dr. V8. Rae. $5 down. 1953 FORD. EXC. COND. NO RUST __$305. FE 5-2766 No dealers ‘3 FORD PICKUP, COR \O- tor, Call Ol. 1-438 after 6. The PRICE AND CAR BRE RIGHT WILSON PONTIAC-CADILLAC ‘98. PONTIAC 2 DR.‘ CHIEFTAINS HEATER |& HYDRAMATICS OAKLAND CO. CARS GOOD THROUGHOUT 3 TO CHOOSE FROM AT - Tremendous SAVINGS FULL PRICE $1495 Wilson Pontiac-Cadillac 1350 N. Woodward | FEL r3 ~ For Sale Cars 91, 1983 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR. R&H. Fordomatic, $195. FE 16. ‘16a FORD, PR 3 TO NE ORES | i Choc battins Motor ng i a yg ht aay [peace Main St. Ree 1 OWNER. | "56 FORD 2 . Mileage 12 006. PE 43033. “CY OWENS PorD on FORD VERTIBLE Fo-OMatic, Radio & Heat- er, $1645 ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW ST. PE 5-3588 FE 5-4101 ‘60 PORD CRESTLINER. FR & H. ; — New WW tires. MA ‘CASS- OAKLAND Specials '56 CHEVY 4+DR. SOLID BLACK—-POWERGLIDE RADIO & HEATER $1045 56 FORD WAGON ‘DR _ V8, FORDOMATIC 2-TONE 4 NEW W.WALLS, R&H. .... $1395 "36 CHEVY 4-DR. HT mA y PG. R&H. IVORY.BLU W-WALLS ‘35 CHEV. a ona oo $4 CHEV... 210 2 "51 CHRYSLER HARDTOP CAS ap can . USED cam 312_W. OLIVER 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Today's Special 1956 FORD: Parklane Station Wagon FORDOMATIC, Radio heater. Very car for ~ the fea- = Ens as safety belts oor — finish Ww sparkling custom trim. A real obile for the very ve price of SEE HANK OR GLENN Pontiac's Bargain Barons OLIVER Motor Sales - 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-9101 _ Open Eves. "$2 "ta FORD RD CONVERT. OVERDRIVE & HEATER. ABSO- LUTELY NO MONEY DOWN! Assume payments of $14.27 mo. Call Credit Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500. Harold Turner. Pord. “CY” OWENS PORD ’*51 FORD CLUB_COUPE 5, Ia $145 NO MONEY DOWN 147 8. SAGINAW ST. FE_5-3588 PE 5-4101 1950 FORD, RUNNING CONDITION — Needs starter, $60. MA 44322. NO MONEY DOWN Cy’ Owens "1 FORD_ 2 DR. V-8 TURN. out. Make : Pape Mette and FE 4-3463. J EROME “Bright Spot’ VALUES ~ sasccsct —55-OLDS nena “$8 BEDAN with hydramatic, radio, heater. A rocket beauty. "87 MERCURY MONTEREY Club Coupe with mercomatic, radio, heater, taupe white exceptionally nice. $1795 56 FORD SEDAN with radio, heater, over- drive, buckskin and white, look this one overt $895 "537 RAMBLER SUPER WAGON. Redio, heater, = — and low mileage. Drive "$1595 55 MERCURY CUSTOM 2 DR., mercomatic ra- dio and heater. It's a honey! * *S3 CHEVROLET 2 Rm wita werglid fo, Reate po glide, me nice ne iF. = = $425 '53- DODGE CORONET Sedan, radio, heater. A-1 Httle car $425 50 MORE to pick from .. . expertly recon- =" and ety fer the open JEROME “Bright Spot’’ Orchard Lake at:Cass 80488 Open till 10 RENT IT FAST through Rent Ads! Room, house, apartment, any- thing — Want Ads give you ACTION. Dial FE B’ham MI 4-1930 28181. & << $1205 | Motor Sales - 'Cy'Owens tee * FE 2a “C¥" OWENS FORD 36 FORD ROGER'S SALES & 695 Auburn ‘Cy’ Owens ° 147 8. SAGINAW 8ST. FE $4101 - ae PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- ele Late Orion Motor Sales * M24 AT CLARKSTON RD. FORD — MERCURY -MY 2-2611 1955 FORD 8 SEDAN A_very_clean Pairlane. 1 owner, automatic shift, W-Walls. R&H. A Be sure and drive this one, it's an exc car. = 'S AUTO BALES FORD iT. . i 4 ear alanes GOOD COND. ar FORD ‘STATION WA WAGON EX- No rust. $505. No dealers. PE 5- | ABS EGO iN 30 FORD comrene for older-mode] car. “CY” OWENS FORD 35 MERCURY » 2 DOOR ma $795 & Heater ‘Cy’ Owens sk 8. SAGINAW 8T. PE 5-410! "63 i HUDSON wasP, GOOD maaan ‘$1 MERCURY CLUB rn BSOLUTEL LUTELY nd MONEY DOWN. A ents of $5.83 mo. Call . Mr, Parks at MI 4-1500, Turner, Ford. 4 2 L trade, 6068 Saapunad’” fosscent “Shardiap, by owner’ mast a $800 Ran putes” Sit "Lessing "Ra, ott Anderson’ "$8 - ng after 3 ig ‘AN EXCEL- +3587. SPORTS CARS: 57 Corvette, like ‘6 MGA "Ss? ek ate & SON “CY” OWENS FORD ‘Cy’ Owens a SMART FE GLENN'S Outstanding #2; Month-End VALUES Hand ‘Selected SraP vans oat Our Interest Is WEST HURON ST. ‘38 LET Biscayne . CHEVRO! Biscay $1804 4 door—Radio & ter Power: = 8 cyl. In beautiful silver ‘ST FORD Victoria 2 dr. .... $1404 = & Heater, Fo-O-Matic, Real » "81 PONTIAC 4 door H-Top .. $1794 Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. Real sharp! ‘ST “RAMBLER” Station Wen. 4 door — O'Drive. Heater, tire. Very clean. "$7 BUICE Super H-Top .... $1904 Power windows, Power agg 4 ge te! be brakes. Dynafiow Sood "ST “500° . FORD Fairlane . 1404 2 door—Radio & Heater. Matic. sharp! ’ Po-0- $1194 ‘66 CHEVROLET B-Air 4 door Sahara Radio & Heater. 8 cyl. Gold paint, Exc $6 PONTIAC Station 4 door—aAir pons Bh on ll gue er steering, Power weaken Radio & Heater. Hydramatic. ‘3 FORD 2 door Sedan ...... Radio & Heater. Clean. 6 PONTTAC 4 door Sedan .. $1204 Radio & Heater, Hydramatic. One owner. ‘66 PLYMOUTH Btation Wgn. $ 104 Age iat —Heater, }tone gray. Real- y sharp! ‘S$ PONTIAC gtarchief H-Top § Hone paves. Radio & Heater. Fs 85 PLYMOUTH 2 door ...... Radio, & Heater, on janie ‘M4 FORD 3 me cond a) Healer. 6 eeyi. B= 19 PLYMOUTH 4 door Sona #28 63 FORD 2 door ............ Radio & Heater, O'Drive. 8 ‘on ‘61 CHEVROLET 2 door Sedan $ 94 $1 FORD 2 door ........45 .% & "80 BUICK Hardtop ........ ae ‘60 PONTIAC GLENN S: MOTOR SALES. + 952 7» E HURON ree ee re era rey FE 4- ae ae For Sale Care y ACK COLE, INC. MA‘"4¢-4511 57 PLYMOUTH 2 71305 1 "fr. Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW ST. 5-3588 FE 5-410) * FE # 3900 ‘Sl PLYMOUTH ae fa fs have a very good phi wore ‘OWENS FORD _ 33 PLYMOUTH ° NO MONEY DOWN Cy’ Owens are “147 8. SAGINAW 8T. _ * $4101 NG: . WOODWARD. “CY” OWENS FORD 54 PLYMOUTH — CONVERTIBLE $645 Cy. Owens! FE NO MONEY DOW Olds & = No money p amg gown. Lucky A ote — oe eae. hn sd OWENS FORD *S2 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR $195 NO MONEY DOWN 147 8. SAGINAW ST. _5-3588 ” FE 5-4101 Bag “TRANS AND iss? 08 OLDSMOBILE, « dtop. $1,995, FE 6-3588_ “NOW IS THE TIME it yp A oe ’ CHEVROLET CO. q Has:The , INTERNATIONAL ia 1-YEAR : _ WARRANTY GIVEN FREE * WITH, EVERY CAR 100% Covetage; No Exclusions 1958 Chev, Impala, loaded ... 4door 1958 Ford ae... $1626 : to, 4. ope» * § 4986 Chev. ome F ihGS Dodee iiton V5 anhbeve $ 882) : - ~ “NEW CAR DEMOS . Bel Air 9dr. ¥-4, POlid an . tapas BEV BO”? Sates : Convert. V4. PG...) $2348 & more to pick from . BANK RATES. Open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. b _NorthChev. | 1957 Ford, % tom panel. $1005. 1955 Mercury, mercomatic, 4 door, stationwagon. $1,145. : | - TAYLOR'S Chevrolet-Oldsmobile MA 4-1561. Walled Lake OPEN EVENINGS. Bh 4 A. 4 --4 CY” OWENS FORD - 55 PONTIAC . pe Gee bees. & | heater. = $895 s i ’ : Cy' Owens 147 &. SAGINAW &8T. Pr 6-3588 FE 5-4101 PONTIAC ee +DR E-2 EYE, iH rs, Pa PW. Rapeater. Clean. $575 00 MA 5-475 top 790d ‘ 5 lew (acrylic laquer), 239 hydr. 4 alr nom Dr. eg, lent \ent condition 5 PE 2-1104. RUSS | | R&R ' MOTORS _” Spring Bargain Bust MEO ae “ 1 sayor 4 DR. SEDAN. BEAUTI- FUL MAROON: Poe. AND HEATER POWERFLITE wmneds CHRYSLER Lala 4 DR. SEDAN. POWER- 55 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR. SEDAN. DYNA- FLOW. N ae GREEN , coroner © DODGE REE GT $895 55 FORD JOHNSON 59 PONTIAC CAR OF THE YEAR BUY NOW Used Car Bargains 58 CHEVY 2-DR. $1695 Sharp '57 PONT. SC HT $2095 40 Miles Per Gallon 55 FORD C WGN. $1195 V8, 9-passenger 56 BUICK: 2-DR. $1295 1-Owner ‘Sharpie 5S CHRYS'R SED. $ 995 -uto. Trans., Good Tires ‘55 PLYM. SED. ..$ 645 New Paint : 54 BUICK SED. ~.$ 695 Auto. Transmission ’54 OEDS 98 HT ..$ 795: Full Power GET WISE Economize HERE’ 3 mat econ CAR. pig ay —_ *59 RAMBLER WAGON $95 $1995 _— 33 eee aie! Full Price Including All Taxes rosx WAGON. SKID eit Low OVERHEAD LOCATIONS RADIO & HEATER. ALL GOES TO SAVE YOU MONEY =e 51 N. B = 153 PONTIAC | 51 N. Broadway at KING MAN'S SPECIAL. NEW Shad*olt AND “a RGR - “MOTORS "Chrysler + Plymouth Imperial 794 Oakland . | M24 at Shadbolt RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR. SALES {ron PONTIAC DEALER Ven N.: Broadway ve ase) . Pontiac Pe, 1 ¥ MY sam or MY 21061 ie ‘ '" >» 1@;'4 Owens! SSP ane Maeno nemeraeseeneeeaeeennes iTIAC, GOOD nw Bs Exc. Was $1,775 | 97 * RAMBLER” Lake Orion | ~~ Remodeling ey ‘$5 Ford, saber eens weg ee tee eae Deere eee ry] LER ses” ent a veer ae put very § . po Pg, A ot — Si tides pWwanD Mar tt 5 - : pen Comm -lhanaiine OR 30618 after Drises Slashed -. “ON THESE BEAUTIFUL ‘New Rambler’ Trade-Ins | 59 METROPOLITAN 2 DOOR HARDTOP wenennreesce 58 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 Was $1 NYE Powersiie. Meow eas 57 BUICK 57 “RAMBLER” STATION WAGON Custom —_ Foo, geo Starsoe WAGON Cyl ee shift, 4 ieeer am Reclin- was 1 & pent ert "a7 NASH AMBASSADOR — gEDAN nental kit. 2 fone 4 ius like new. WAS $1,673 ............ NOW $1,545 S57 “RAMBLER” CUSTOM SEDAN v8 All — Air condi- i. e new! Was $1,777 ....... ao NOW $1,627 "57 “RAMBLER” CUSTOM SEDAN 6 Cyl. yA trans. Beautiful Was $1, ps NOW $1,378 57 METRC POLITAN 2 HAR ” NOW $1,144 HORNET N ‘ & Heater; Hydra- erie ae RA Full Power 7 NOW $795 Pur A VEITE WALLS. REAL! C4 ’56 PONTIAC NICE. 57 MERC. CONV. $2095] = noor 7 $1395 Full Power mites at Power. 10,700, actual 56 PEYMOUTH~ |'57 SCODA-2-DR.— $795} AS BEB go er °36 OLDSMOBILE SUPER "88" HARDTOP 4 door — Power steering & Power brakes. ~~ ac- Red white. WAs $1,605 NOW $1,540 35 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 2 210 Power Nid 8 1. i et ie “es Excellent WAS $895 55 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOR ¢ eee NOW $595 55 DeSOTO F-DOME 8 SEDAN Gas saving @Drive. Many Was s8e7 er extras. cre/oetes 5S NASH COUNTRY CLUB HARDTOP Pull tA y, tat Rie Che iecinding e Was ’ 55 “RAMBLER” SUPER — DOOR 6 tandard snitt, Newly over- ae by our expert me chanics. WAB $15 60... NOW 4695 "54 MERCURY SUN VALLEY HARDTOP Power. Was $008 2.0... NOW $550 53 BUICK SPECIAL HARDTOP ; Was $625 y Sere. cow 3 CHEVROLFT om ss Now $139 *52 NASH Won sag Te Radin & Henle, *§2 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 2 DOOR “EB ocneenn Now s119/) SEVERAL ‘99 DEMO'S TO CHOOSE FROM TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE BILL SPENCE “RAMBLER” a "| «BAL! - 211 8, SAGINAW PR past tent 4 oe STAND Te | "BIRMINGHAM’S FINEST 0 These prices good ’til March 28; Vi; 30. P, M. 2 YEAR WARRANTY a 1957 DODGE 1957, DeSOTOS pabera,ieadala” SM | ENN GOO Sad $1795 1955 PONTIAC WE CONSIDER this Hardtop to be one of the best in town. “$1195 $AVE 1957 CHEVROLET Tay "special." Dott Dot's “miss his $1895 1958 CHEVROLET © 1954 FORD HARDTOP. Where will you find ib gag ey solid one like this biack besuty? 81995 a 1954. FORD VICTORIA. Tu-tone grey with plenty of dash. $1295 ° 1957 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP. Red and white with push button features. $1495 WAGON SPECIALS 1957 BUICK 19588 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. HARDTOP WAGON. A DELUXE for the 1957 CHEVROLET | DR. A beautiful apple green. for ‘ine man with economy is $1295 - Only car like it in town. Crimson red-stick-hot. _— $2095 economy blue and white beauty. aon gaa wagon is like $1895 - ¢ $1795 © 1957 DODGE 1957 FORD THE ULTRA in. beaut and COUNTRY SEDAN. - A red and os tind’ gold” oon Lo et ten ee $1995. $1595. 30 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 2YEAR WARRANTY SCHUTZ DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH DEALER 912 S. WOODWARD ‘BIRMINGHAM MI 6-5302 : TRADE-INS HOM R HIGHT YOUR CHEVY-BU 1956 PONTIAC fi FE $1450 - 1953 PONTIAC x te ee MOTORS INCORPORATED ICK- PONTIAC DEALER 1987 PONTIAC $1795 1947 PONTIAC Convertible. $95 ll 1956 CORVETTE 1955 CHEVROLET | 1956 MERCURY 1956 CHEVROLET - $1345 1954 CHEVROLET Se? $595 1957 BUICK gl Sod beater, whitewalls. $174 . Radio & heater. -- 2 oor we"5150 " a s €. att. 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(9) Favorite Story. Man L Journalists ‘/on a horse when she was 11. Theater.) | Little Fall From Hors |-Won’t Scare Audrey By EARL NEW YORK — ‘stud that got Batista. ; “On the to come down WILSON while her: back mends. “Audrey,” he said—over a g She broke her collarbone. “When we were living in Rome, making ‘War and Peace,’ I got her to ride again and she got cOmplete- ly over her fear. “Then this! She was riding bareback — had nothing to hold onto but . the mane. Somebody rode out and stopped the horse suddenly — and she hit the ground.” He described her slow recovery. , She rides lying down on mat- tresses in a station wagon over rough fields (not roads) to the set of “The Unforgiven” and contin- ues lying down when not working. She finds it hard to sit. “She's never been " de- pressed,” he said. “She says she isn’t frightened of the SATURDAY MORNING (2) Meditations (2) On the Farm Front. (2) Michigan Conservation. (7) Marriage. (2) Electricity at Work. (4) (enlor) News — (2) 4H TV Science Club. & 2% 8:30 “s (2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. (7) Betty Bvop. 10:00 (4) Howdy Doody. (1) Jungle Jim. 10:38 (2) Mighty Mouse. (4) Ruff and Reddy. {7} 3 Musketeers. 11:00 (2. Heckle & Jeckle. (4) Fury (7) Uncle Al. 11:30 (2) Robin Hood. *. (4) CireusBoy, 11:58 (9) Billboards. SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Young People’s Concert. 12:30 (7) Bowling Tournament. (9) Power of the Resurrec- tion. (4) Detective’s Diary. (2) Sagebrush Shorty. (4) Quiz 'Em. (2) (color) Little Lulu. (4) Easter Vigil. (7) Ramar. (9) Movie. (2) Air Force Story. (4) Willy. (7) Movie. (4) Movie. (2) Movie. (7) Dance Party. (9) Search for Health. (4) Milky’s Movie Party. (9) Easter, Story. , (9) Six Gun Judge. (7) Realm of the Wild. (7) All-Star Golf. (9) Movie. (2) Lone Ranger. 1:00 (1:30 2:00 aa. 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Orne ea ites | set E Pontiac Weekend owles 0. Ban tei ah, Musto Ra Nite Sounds “exuw. "Tews ra. C004 orning = oof 3BK, Jack, Bellboy | ote i tee ae ad = ee is up, taxes are up. 27, 1969.” . . “Audrey’s told me she’s going to ride that horse again before she leaves Mexico!” : Mel Ferrer rather hopes that Audrey Hepburn does once . more mount the horse from which she fell and broke her back. “You see,” he said, “it’s-a good horse. It’s a beautiful little Arabian cident, Audrey said.to me, ‘Don't get angry at the horse! It -wasn’t the horse's fault.” Ferrer laughed. “As though I were going |is .?-Having done “What’s opened his picture “Green Mansions” here, Ferrer’s flown back to Darang, Mexico, to be with Audrey * x * When the picture is finished, they hope to return to their ‘home in Burgenstock, Switzerland, where they were married. EARL’S PEARLS: No wonder things are looking up. ‘Food TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Joe E. Lewis says his doctor lim- ited him to one drink a day: “And right now I'm up to Feb. . That's earl, brother, (Copyright, 1959) ~ WILSON out of Cuba just ahead of phone, right after the ac- there and cuss out the horse!” My Line?” and lass - of milk—' ‘had an aceldent ~ AUDREY & MEL horse and hasn't got some lurking fear. She learned that les- son from her childhood accident and that’s why she wants to |ride the horse again.” Loss of Life Heavy in Tibet Maharaja of Sikkim Thinks Dalai Lama Escaped Reds TOKYO (AP) — Maharaja Ku- mar of Sikkim said today that _|loss of life in the Tibetan revolt has been very heavy but as far as he knows the Dalai Lama es- caped from the Chinese Commu- nists. ; The young maharaja, son of the ruler of the tiny Himalayan state between India and Tibet, arrived jin Tokyo for a Buddhist cultural |conference. He said he got his \information from official sources just before he left Gangtok, cap- ‘ital of Sikkim. The Sikkim prince said the Dal- ai Lama, Tibet's 23-year-old spiri- tual and political ruler, escaped Tuesday. He reported that Red forces be- gan firing on the palace at 1 a.m. ‘Tuesday and kept up a violent Brings Only Leg Injury ibarrage until it capitulated. “No one knows if the Dalai La- ma was hit when the Chinese cap-|Harbor, 35, tured the palace,” the prince said. |with a leg injury Thursday when “We hope and pray for him. Even/he fell from the roof of an eight- if he falls. into Chiriese hands, we story building: pray no’ will come to him.” province of Assam. that fighting in Lhasa had sub- sided over the weekend, the ma- haraja said fighting in and around the capital ‘“‘was particularly vio- lent”? on Tuesday, On Formosa, meanwhile, Na- tionalist China's Parliament unanimously adopted a resolution urging Chiang Kai-shek’s govern- ment (1) to provide the Tibetan rebels with arms and supplies, 2) to send high officers and senior Thetad-born officials to Tibet to help the rebels, (3) to send Na- tionalist troops if necessary, and (4), to report to the United Nations on the Tibetan situation. Million Dollar Grant FLINT (~The Flint Board of Education has received a $1,003,- 200 «grant from —" } pose $. Mott fo pay for con-/ a new ey enters from his summer palace before|or 90 per cent by the end of the the Chinese Reds eaphared it on| year. An unconfirmed report in India |his fingertips for several minute’ Thursday said the Dalai Lama before losing his grip on the roof had fled from Lhasa, and there jedge, As he fell he struck a clus- were rumors he was heading|ter of electric wires two stories south toward Sikkim or the Indian|below. They bounced him onto the ‘jroof of an adjoining six-story In contrast with reports in India | building. Dependable Thor Again Pleases in ICBM Test CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The Air Force's versatile Thor has logged another apparently successful trip over intermediate range on its 26th flight test. The 65-foot rocket, which seems to perform equally well as a war weapon and booster for space vehicles, roared aloft Thursday night on what appeared to be a perfect start. * * * The latest shoot was part of. the -|Thor’s advanced research and de- velopment series aimed at im- proving reliability — that is, bet- tering —the-odds—for hitting the target on every launching. Thor squadrons already are en- pepened in the United Kingdom under Royal Air Force control as jpart of the NATO defenses. | The Thor now~is considered 65 iper cent reliable, but the Air Force hopes to increase it to 80 Fall From 8 Floors Up DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—Marvin R. a painter, escaped Harbor slipped and dangled by |he - already has begun seeking Must Get Out of U.S. Soon for Former President of Venezuela in Florida MIAMI, Fla, (AP) — Former Venezuelan President Marcos Pe- rez Jimenez, living in exile in a Miami Beach mansion, must leave the country by April 15, the gov- ernment has declared. ’ He can go to any country of his _i¢choiceas far as the United States: is concerned. Whether he will was open to question, His lawyers have filed application with the Immigration Service for delay. A ruling is | mot expected for 90 days. * * * The order issued March 13 by Joseph Savoretti, district director of the Immigration Service, ap- plies also to Perez Jimenez’ wife and four children. Savoretti's order cannot be ap- pealed but Perez’ Jimenez can ask for reconsideration or additional time. An. attorney for the 44-year-old former Venezuelan leader, David Walters of Miami, said Thursday such a delay. * * Since shortly after his arrival March 28 at West Palm Beach, Perez Jimenez and his family have lived in plush —— on Miami Beach. He has been paying off-duty | month to guard his fenced home. Perez Jimenez was overthrown by a military junta a year ago, 10 years after he led another military group in seizing control of the South American country. In 1952, he became president with dictatorial powers. Urge Health Service makeup, a tranquilizer and a spo April 15 Deadline Set| Miami Beach policemen $420 aj¢ In the afternoon, the accent switches. from church to chic, laden with commercialism and shallow conversation, Most were conducted by a man and woman, * * * the TV moment, smiles to her wis- from reverence to ridiculum, and) the strangest people: emerge from), in light-hearted and headed mood.’ ~ The lady, a notorious panelist of |“ woeka expose a policeman half extravagnza. Only when he reported that in the last half-hour of the show we would have a panel discussion with a priest, a minister and a rabbi did we feel easier. EPPERT'S GAMERA SHOP - 57 W. Huron St. FE 5-6615 Easter finally arrivea. Art and) RCA COLOR TV Radiation Control WASHINGTON (AP) The Public Health Service should take over an expanded radiation| control program, a group of sci- entists recommends. The cost: 50 million dollars annually by 1965. The suggestions came Thursday I had made vows to each other: From GULBRANSEN Exclusive Features from the special National Ad- visory Committee on Radiation, scientific advisers to the surgeon general. The group said it did not intend to be critical of the Atomic En- the' primary responsibility for pro- hazards. But it said there are serious weaknesses in the present radiation control setu Flood of Money Cancels Their Fund Campaign . FORT SCOTT, Kan. (AP) — Ay campaign for $600 to send the Fort | Scott Junior College debate team to a national forensic tournament at Aberdeen, Wash,, called ‘off. Too much money! Contributors quickly responded with $804, The school board gave another $100 and said it would pick up the tab for gas and oil. Mrs. Kenneth Pollack offered her station wagon. to the six debaters and their coach, Kenneth E, Mo- sier. 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Friends | Unione R Roll Up ‘Siachas bor By RAY CROMLEY oaaia by those in sklis on aaah ” COPE vale av eenietns Last in Series Democratic -primariés in the| # thoroughgoing self-analysis of WASHINGTON (NEA) —~ Organ-isouth, some of which come in the| W#Y wien-supported men lost to ized labor this: month begitis itSlearly spring of next year. — The AFL-CIO’s.. political . arm, back, not throw our money sway on sure losers.” “Except,” says another COPE such unlon-opposed men as Sen. /man, “when we want fo convince a candidate he'll have an easier time if he bends a little our way.” Labor in a hurry because Its Commies on Beuiical Educa: v LS OUICa! ACVEFLseinert i Bterested only in getting higher ie ve ever seen. . “When we get that précinct or- i ganization,”” says a COPE official, Sova bat have the power or influence e Lifelong. Resident 6 Ooklend County @ Preferred by Ocklond County Lawyers @ Practicing Attorney 18 Years @ Veteran of World Wear Ii @ Former Municipal Attorney Non Partisan Election April 6th _ Contributed by Friends Hieaders in the rugged techniques| gd ga is already organ-| re conferences =~ averaging 300 “‘stu- idents” each. They'll train. union). jot precinct work. The first of these in Huntington, W. Va., ? A preliminary dice. ‘aimed at | | raising $600,000, half for nation- i al COPE, halt for local units. | A push to.step up ‘‘substantial- now around 400. 2 ,An attempt: to get local unions jactive in this year’s elections for icity and county councils and state; training and experience they’ll need "for 1960.” —, A nationwide registration drive Pa at registering: as voters | about 1,600,000 more union mem- backed — wasn't good enough. He'd have lost anywhere. ~ , “COPE in the future is going to A sto of 20 intensive regional be more selective in the. men we ly” the number of local COPEs,| . Negislatures ‘“‘so they'll gét the|~ 4 oe How strong-then are COPE ‘and Oe Soe 6S Seer a, er UNION LEADERS like Walter Reuther (left) are trying to out why labor-opposed’ candidates’ like Arizona's Sen. Barry Gold- . water (right) won election last. fall. peition! fapcinoee? 4 mates union political be decisive in quite a few elec- tions. A quarter of Congress was jelected in 1958 with majorities, of legs than five per cent of the votes. Suppose a union should swing 10 per-cent of its members in @ par- ‘ |per cent swing of the union vote ‘would be enough to cancel out activity swings 10 to 15 per cent of the Park Five Rear of Store Daily ‘til T—Mon, and Fri. ‘til 9 FEATURING THE LATEST FASHIONS IN EYEWEAR bers in the next several years. many margins of victory. A push to get more of labor’ ‘sl 0,000 part and full-time paid: lunion officials active in politics.| PiOne top COPE officer complains ithat too many of these paid union | Iimen are “pork chop officials, in- | |} jwages for union members.” | x’ * * | In addition, about a dozen inter- ‘national unions have committees’ jot their own for pushing politi¢al|} aims — the Machinists, the Mine Workers, the Auto Workers, the railway uniofis, to name a few. Local Teamster unions have or- ganizations all their own. These \groups. have their own programs for 1959 and 1960. one, have a series of ‘political | education” way. Muia-atn “of COPE is a strong iprecinct organization. Top Repub-' licans have termed COPE'’s pre-| cinct manual the best handbook conferences under | ito yen candidates to see our way Or, in turn, we can rr it harder for a reluctant iman to win & aie or general \election. * * * “We can also use that precinct istrength — union*votes — to in-| ~~ the major parties to put up sympathetic candidates, | pion in the South. They'll know 'that if they don’t come along, they'll Rave a race on their hands.” | +. - | | | i fab Roses .. Lilies Tu pots, lasts. .3.94 . 354 eee eee vee se eae Sears Main Floor and Perry St. Basement FLOWERS Cross Country Potted Styles Hyacinths _All Budding and Blooming Make hers a happier Easter with a beautiful plant from Sears’ many different. floral arrangements in your selection now = a Variety OTHER EASTER FLOWERS | i C The United Auto Workers, for 74 each lips or loaded with blooms. 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