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STi ts Fea + snow flurries : (Delalis om Page 2) é “litth’ YEAR aft P ie Guideposts s rede | Few Delinunti in Homes Where - God, ‘Love Ruale_ “ : City Hospital Blasts | Indigent Patient Ratio Pontiac General Hospital today, charged it is a “dump-| By CHASE WALKER a Dr. Benjamin Spock, with a long career in the train- ing of children, has given ts some of their best pn Eo Upon ‘taking the chair he offered in his small, : unpretentious office, in Cleveland, I asked: “Why do i i ' ; 3 &E ; a iE f I ___ tee from apparently, good homes get inte: such} fing. ground” for . indigent patients throughout the} " — terrible trouble?” - : : jeounty, — ins exateat shee man, still. with ~ Hospital officials threatened to restrict services waless him mie Sat hat Rady +indigent patient loads. are an outstan athlete at Yale, Dr. Give ‘an ays Spock looked at me thoughtfully. divided more evenly among pe aa Ds aes eset “News Flashes. zrsmzteriin f was- ej :- is tween a good home and a respectable letter sent by James Clarkson, Our 3 home, you know. In a respectable home - CLEARWATER, Fia. (AP) ~ : General] WASHINGTON — there may beé little love—or none at all, = "Three armed bandits over- |Board of Trustees, to the Oakland) nefense Secretary Neil H. - Tee from : powered a night watchman, |County Board of Supervisors. Pon- 5 nagers @ truly good home, a broke ints the safe of exclusive |tiac City Commission and county|McElroy said today US. = —- home full of warmth and affection, will | Satety Harbor Spa’ today and |legislators. ' policy is not to strike the . Tater get into serious trouble. escaped with cash, jewelry and | Clarkson also repeated’ de- |first blow in a war but li "Ty he definition include Te- whese value police said that county and state wel- “whether that always will = eeCertainiy,” said Dr. Spock. “A family that loves} taay Tum a8 Wieh 2 Ho.00. | fare agencies increase thelr PAY- | He true is another matter.” , God is usually made up of people who find it easy to love WASHINGTON ( — The Su- McElroy made the state- posite is ‘ ‘idity of a uniform law adopted 7 bef th T asked: “Then teenagers 42 states to enable them to tions ore the House have a peptoncy erlang away from Young Doe Goes Sens witnesses -frot each + * Space Committee. gels on Sight-Seein ether in criminal «tazison said the hospital lost a] “He was asked by House Démo- “Actually, they don't,” he said, 7 g Justice Frankturter dejivered the who couldn't, or wouldn't, |cratic leader John M. McCormack “They turn away trom authority | 72 decision. | Justicé Douglas -/| whether the policy the’ United Tour of Pontiac y of and/draw the line at what they! ion “A serious and alarming attitude States remains that it would not = E pig’ Pinay inte to gear Me A young deer was wandering the ON THE MOVE — With new notes dispatched a a: oy Wiehe’ has developed within the county|strike the first blow in any future 4 is considered the ‘intellectual’ |tahing in the rence” TOTTIME:| to the ‘Western Big Three from Moscow on the His intention reportedly’ is to attend the Leipzig whe teohtly a ee eae 3 7 thing to do among college students, The don was St apetiat bp te Berlin situation, Russian Premier Nikita Khrush- International Fair. Date and time of the journey. froif Police does not hove any taetey Gf tks McElroy said that it was. But | but this attitude passes. and Mrs. H. H. Mahan of 891 Stan.| ‘MY 18 to make a surpfise visit to East Berlin. have not been disclosed. possible welfare patient, send. him wat tn ae nf i = = to Pontiac ‘General ” another matter. ; — od was of teheet soveret af oe i eves _ 3 : : Sy So Other and physiclans | He sald any'change in that policy. | chapel, and I used to think | was | “We looked at it, and tt tookea | Note. Says Summit Preferred : in we own— --} not scsi Sar Sones Sow ete Se Se er PENNE ee i ‘surrounded by atheists. But when | &t ¥s.” Mrs. Mahan said, “but it~ med heii ech pants McCormack said was encour- a I met them later a6 husbands ine" . . . Putting White, Negro} might not have money to pay for |aged to hear that America might ait and fathers they were all pillars while -o . .e S S inis ers’ flee Offi ee change its strictly defensive policy. 4 of the charch. The aniffial was spotted by cers in some relaxation,” he i “Then withdrawal from religion Sores of astonished citizens as it ; Blamed for Strike vices, ' is a passing phase in teenagers?” pitclagat dee yl orabiged vam ‘ LONDON (®—S oviet (But informants disclosed tis “high- visits later this month to Presi- ; t said American er t “Usually,” said Dr. Spock, “and|PeTS0ms Phoned Premier Khruschchev said ts while British Prime Minis-| dent. Bisenhower and Freach | perro preceden’ United States to it it often Negyens “if parents and tell of the strange sight. Saal oe Boe ey far Mascaiga. aa teciet Poon President Chafles de Gaulle, to = oe ny -“ } defensive policy. 4 religion as a source of authority su : tonight he is p Mim |Khrushchev were meeting in the| insist that a pariey with Khresh- [POC Slowdown. strike here was Oi. W.-.. ay ove the child. Teenagers resent| UMfamiliar with. pedestrian ordi- reign np Kremlin. They talked for almost] chev himself was the only way |tHerbert W. Hart today on racial said public opinion strict supervision and tricks used|"4nces. the doe collided with an) ister & Te | two hours. . that might lift the Soviet threat | integration orders putting white and winning wars. fo ingens fe: : auto driven by Robert Cartier of| sult, he said, both Britain. The Soviet Union’s proposal| to Berlin. 7 and Negro patrolmen in the same He said the matter 4 : 2135 Richwood St., at the intersec- and Russia are better pre- seems assured of } ened. In @ prepared for deliv-|car Q to leadership.” LIKE DISCIPLINE . _ |on of Pike and Paddock streets.| pared for an attempt to | ery “On the other hand, most¢een-| It shook itself off as it got up | end the cold war. \ . prwdently strict But the firmness] 2, Pouce ory a fled eel, MOSCOW oe Uaion “Mt 0 cen supheese ober an but did hase, | today Jnion “if we can make # a teen Ne et tearing the dale wae bonemecl® foreign ministers’ conference on|@. summit session this year. go forward step by step.” am license plates. pewetliny Miss Psp Yipanicked and either dash into the Germany. The 8 ‘Rote replied to a “Agreement on one things leads | - vee ay “3 aye repula-lstreet or against a building. In notes td the Wester powers,|Western proposal for a foreign to agreement. on another,” he | The slowdown continued today, . act apt o- think: State conservation officers have the Soviet Union said it prefers ajministers conference on Germany added. “It’s the first step that | ™aterially cutting enforcement of It isn't Tom they don’t trust; been notifled of the visitor’s pres- summit meeting of beads of govert- Soviet insistenée om a sumamit | counts. That's why I'm here.” laws against ilegal license but is prepared to ogee | rag a paral ministers’ meeting. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) Questions on Courthouse |=: ~ Get Reply From Levinson Se mercte neo neva a8 a site for a foreign min- bassa would isters’ session starting in April, oie nomarins Publish ” A spokesman for the Oakland County Board of Super- And said it should not lest longer! The U.S. government has bééi - Visors today repeated the board’s stand that “every step, the chief opponent of a summit possible’\has been taken “to insure the best selection Of| ang’ and Cominco ge Sites aoe ie ence. He urged the two nations “avoid “ acts which disturb the existing yield one inch on our rights in Berlin.” v position anywhere in the world to] the other's disadvantage.” apparently are : blind to: violations unless they are case of general breakdown of po- lice enforcement. Except in small Members of the Detroit City Council said they view the situation B Il Uni 1 k pointed out by citizens,” matters the men are carrying out Agree on Pay Hikes/with alarm but they planned to One lieutenant said, “It is no their jobs." . A5- Month Pact “os After 20-Hour Session! ke 7 action until they have con- Rain, Flurries “" the courthouse and administration center on the basis) East and West Germany attend, [work out an agreement beforehand,| to Avert Strike ‘eek. 4 : nal of the best possible service to the whole of the citizens of| slong with representatives of | summit meeting will unduly raise} = | At aie tte, Mayor Mint in Area Tonight pm ta aa SS " Britain, France, the Soviet Un- | public hopes but will come to noth- - med : * * Oakland County. jon and the United States, a DETROIT W—Agreement on new) sald, “I have no problems. Every , McElroy said the matter had David Levinson, Birmingham supervisor in charge of The full text of: the” notes has But Prime Minister Macmillan | 20° Coptracts covering 17,000 em-| thing is all right,as far as or The weather outlook for Pontiac|/been under “specific considera- know.”? He said he believes po- ployes of Michigan Bell Telephone Co. was’ announced today after.a| lice morale to be high despite marathon 20-hour ses-| reports to the contrary. sion with the Communications ~ & * ) i iF Workers of America. Police issued only 60 tickets Sun-|low will be near 32 degrees, as it develops,” he a Sn The new 15-month contracts pro-| day to motorists who failed to have Tomorrow will be partly cloudy * i ‘the Special Courthouse Committee, made the statement not’ yet been formally jajeand.| wee reported determined, in his in reply to 15 questions* . posed last week by .the * Oakland County Taxpayers -, .afilled suit in 1956, which, until Feb. _ League. : . The League, although claiming ~ it is not “attempting to block the “building of a new courthouse,” * Rescued F rom Alleged Abductor ments will be submitted to the ~|vide" for pay increases ranging|new car plates after the Saturday /and colder with a high of a nn from $2 to $5 a week, as-well as| midnight deadline. The normal 40. Winds southwest at 20 to vacatioh and pension improve- number of tickets for the first day|miles per hour today will shif re ments, The union said the agree-| after expiration is 800. The commissioner said any po- northwest tonight and diminish, In downtown Pontiac the liwest tion into war. as Berlin crisis could plunge the na- - , ‘fmembership for ratification. ‘19, tied up funds to finance the 9 : liceman found to have neglected| temperature recorded preceding 8/ An outpouring of -statements by new building. president of Personne seal felis duty in issuing tickets will be| a.m. was 27. At 2 p.m. the ther-| fegislators over the weekend re- Levinson, in answering League statement: suspended. meter registered 41. mo - (Continued on. Page 2, Col, 7) . Secretary Bruce J. Annett, urged the“ Leagiie td let the Board of | ~ “earry vut its con- “We are gratified, as the public must_also be, that the normal process has effected | Moon-Sun Probe Delayed Again bargaining sti | and -statutory respon- land in the most expedi- settlement will a . win ete ovormalne nets SAY Lost ate lite i in r it : ty, Le ett Rieke ripe Such an outlay, of course, - costs “have climbed’ $106,000 over a eae From Our News Wires through wind-whipped and -sopping-wet - _ Ofiginal, estimates Of, the archi- low a level. The United States was mentioning-ome weather to prepare for the launching. ee tects, bringing the total for the ‘‘All in all, we believe the settle-| new space success today, but a last-minute: | The 76-foot rocket stood.poised in flood- - i courthouse unit to about $2,875,- ; 000, ° -Pirihes delay; prohibiting the county from taking advantage oft the current favorable picture in the building trade's field will in ment. is a good one _ ring our three-fold obligation to the _|shareowners of the business, our] . employes, and our customers." The new agreement, subject to lights for a half-hour. and the firing crew had progressed to within minutes of target -time when the shoot was postponed. No reason was given officially, but it was learned that a power failure cones the de- power failure delayed a second, - mightier satellite probe. . , At Inglewood, Calif., the Air Force ih 4 cautiously worded statement has announced that the “lost” 1,300-pound satellite Discov- ° all probability result in additionat aouea at aieheik e~ os erer I is‘apparently circling the earth today cision to scrub. C increased costs,” Levinson said. N | Negotiations midnis' Sinctedl op h F ?. every 96 minutes in a polar orbit. “ Another effort could be ss tenia Another could come should the -|-most-workers stayed. on-the job-}——Preliminary studies indicated the 19-foot- - Tuesday or- Wednesday ist alii League, or some other interested _ Party in the original suit, petition, ‘the State Supreme Court -for a re- | long satellite’s life would be in excess of one pips Rl the moon. vorable proximity to earth month, the Air Force said. 2 mai phe ite vote was taken, but 000 miles away. After that, a hearing.on its recent 4-3 opinion sporadic . picketing broke out in The satellite was blasted into the delay wyeld be moveqnsey wate tha Sapa freeing $1,666,407 in building funds. _ |several-cities, - | heavens Sat afternoon at Van- _ again swings into the correct position. — — Levinson’s two- answer to | aigeameoncntectrccccwte une! aenberg Air te become the | In California, the Air Force pelleves {ts - Boe Annett and -the pe did gnot a r first satellite launched on the Wast Discoverer I rocket is simply having trouble’ — contain separate answers to —_ In Today Ss Press Coast. cade - raising its voice ae to let the ‘world of = 1b questions ankea ka sie? Fr | But at Cape Canaveral, Fla., @ sun-and- know for sure. ‘in court by odors testimony var: “=| the moon shot by the Army was called off : a ." ‘ é pod ga sma? chica” wa anil Comics occ, % | just before midnight last night to wind up a Authorities say tracking stations! on ee . , County News ....,....../., 17 | rough weekend ‘for America’s space prob- picked up “sporadic signals”. Further, Levinson said, the ques- Editorials ee eee ® | ers there. confirm that an orbit. has been atta tions directed at the supervisors Markets... Bcvceins on og oy . Further checks will be media, pope. ‘last week were no different from ae . Obituaries ............ bs hay 5. made, they those posed when the League aed io ee oe eee eas Et Se Sports, ...... pat be 18-19 It was a disappointing second. postpone- try to pin down. the -uned its suit in November 1956. MISSING BOY" SAFE Seven-year-old Wayne Ls ar Wicehens nt ee g2 | ment in two days for the Army’s gleaming rocket. The League questions the selec Morréy Jr, drinks a glass of milk in the home of | William: H. "Elwell, a seonaily ‘mental patient. TV & Radio Progranis ..,, 29 | White Juno I which carried a 13.4 pound Officials’ speculated tion of the County Service Center Deputy Sheriff Del Anderson at Bishop, Calif. He “ Police hed to break down-a hotel room door to-| Wilson, Earl ...;....,....., 29 .| SpAce-probing satellite in her nose. Sci-- _ gone wrong with the radio. (Continued on Page a Col. a | was rescued by ‘police from his alleged abductor, ‘Yescite the boy, who had been beaten on the back. |. Women’s Pages ...., 13.15 | entists and technicians: have shivered 1,300-pound projectile. : ‘- | “ ° ; . = Van \ ‘. 7 > | ’ : * ‘ E gw. 3 aa | = é ‘ Zz “T Sey : ae FZ = a sas Bg ee i r a a i a i ig ee a gs a Pee cae ee sie ee a a ee Sa: 8 a ea Meri oateoe mar Grand ROR SS at Flin, Puc itary, came 10s) ~ April Candidates Will commu Factory Worker pee ars learned the “Urge Williams Trim sient fae PIE eHhd fielccnassot sont c Sioa x mere py 10 Pet energetic » GRAND RAPIDS The estimat te 375000 they “st Expenses by. 2 \eaedian, safleting| from "9 blood eS ee oe project several Se RRS clot in the eye that has when flames swept their upstalrs| iorated for © L. Rl incur Republican candidates in the flat in a frame home early. Sunday.| ths ago, City Manage election hit the campaign Firemen found two of the chil- announced ‘ today, on the Avett with them anition. laren still alive but both died on the| Gare sioner Charles Renfrew trail today carrying eat) 3" to a hospital. oo n he said, “The Oakland County suggestion | Se Ming Seu couuh spoke for all when . an ‘Gov. Williams trim) week,” || ‘The fire, its cause unexplained, |S} are already committed to eS = ‘ener cat Wien | swept, the flat of factory employe |sum we imum we can consider mmetien sae mang 3 ge | i [Serer Me ec et| mapapedied Pt, met help * * ‘ie 4 formed, Donna, alse 2. | died Sweret’ Of the total RE an will nee eat teers et Pon. At a meeting in Lansing Satur-) panicky |The children * who. for the new wing, sional show a tan State Central) Atbernon wet ey 6, and their baby 's fees, The balance would). presents @ fashion Commitee, policy taking body t| Diversity merry oe go. 10 remodel the old building {2° Te aay at f pam, Tour Committee, Tes. APesan yao " fire and|€o 2. Linn’ Smith, archi-|% oe eee the GOP, adopted a four-point Tes-| eye = VandeVort said that to. a las. een anne Wom- olution.from Oakland - —_ Hope.. varrmetine ce ances D aad POOR ee a sponses oy OL ee *— aimed at_pulling Michigan tion while ee ee Gare sald the special cdr tease: Se lima its fiscal doldrums, . walt heneragy age y's oan Ponape sslasipativenry beard Sores money for a teat be Oe ee eae lor tosbaeah wes Sihad ine sie sonny Ge ren a dosbt tet ‘made with Mrs, Gerald ‘White, akan Commay. | kegisla ~ fat his plant; -. : | a aa ecm te get 4503 Groveland Bt., Royal Oak ma “py |20etors to take a complete rest. aS rent oe aaeers ten| Sah tae eek te 8 tomorrow. pee prey Ae bE times to enter the children’s bed-| 5, the April: had! _-gpringtime U.S.A. and Abroad” one of state Et ee AEs es : jrooms ‘but that the fire drove him He e008 -tast_ne-decisitn, Nae “Spgs and domes- constitutional | iit « co aS ¥ Toack. tote oo a been made on whether to will feature imported accessories ae ution. told the state's ’ Answers _ brought out Russell and | be lection. this fall or walt) i. styles, swimwear, acc nee oe administration that Levinson AWD 3 Rel gnc, bay say te agg igen aterm po cad samaste fii = alhay. ) as a fam- sa =f -§ : will appear on the ' ‘St. tive topotential income as Pe * Eleven names ters go 82, of 815 Hazelwood St., Sy as ac (Continued From Page One) City Hospital Blasts beet yin ae are teing mate ty the Manley means hamburger in- legraph road as the proposed 9 ggeorole be ra 6. Funeral Home,” hs Sr tite r yer. Indi t Patient Load Three-Year comnicata Cari | He died at his home early this Sout ‘vo enti ‘we can ogualte| =e, 00 Ot The'S5-year- igen Cngrahee and Charlee Renfrew, morning afer gia Mpest, un . : ” : . structure ae i : By Expeatioete with inconte, theres! cid present ee es (Continued From Page One) nanampod ps. mayor of the apa wae 6 ae sey hg olution ‘suggested. - PGA AY emage Ave sce « sed ‘ by other agew oes i a a ane i ee tah, The rther. criticized what: it s0ld| new “skyscraper ital Posting ‘Gamal: by 9 veopests shipped to Cedar : ‘ox Siok pee person since 2948./the supervisors’ accumulating Many of the penniless — om ate — ap Teer Funeral Home “There ie 8 growing belt the cated is “‘morally right” even snd Se ee ona ae oe 1 Judge John C: Emery|1 4 tarial Wednesday afternoon. geet wengeny sy S 8 reg ng Rgpem n Pla eS mi F Wiemheie [Be sald, and some ic’ and henocioan olen Wiwardl™ oral eae bis wile, Le, ‘er Phe Ge golden egg,” Osk-| jegally -right. A as a > é : aa and reach’ almost to. the ae es, he said, doctors z : are Geer Snene whoas tthe couple - land's four members on the” 7 “The fact that these interests ‘WONDERLAND — Winter may just window ed with four feet of snow. The old hospitals in other communi. | A. home; Mrs. Harold member State Central Committee!’ |. the minds of your group: we ck eee Wt eatee on ey Tesaty - Gaanl, Savane Moth So wpe Gon eh Gis ent |, sebmes potent: , 500 Healy of Atamesa, Iowa, and Mrs. said, ; ci (ee Oe ee a down- in the mountains, as proved by this scene at popular ski resorts in the U. S. , Fests Genet emersrne =” (Ct orry HIS . George Heltley of Les Angeles, The-vesetien sled enlted Se interests ae os be tn Colo. The giant icicles ffame a picture | ee ino, “epenificnlty stating Calif; a son, Harold bpm an “impartial stedy” of town courtiense ! Aspen, . ee eg 4 ton, D. C3 one ster: grand- state's 118 departments, “making | sretted,” Levinson stated. es weline nda, baal a Gul “Ti great-grandehil- wtine Ter every dollar spent.” |, “But the good of vot Oakland] Helps - capita doean't get eld oon DY Persian x —< — arcing gon sna Ny ot tee eee od be\Bad Weather He | [ee el ee oe cuit of Ge Sera bee ~ he said. undreds homeless. Est branches Down, Gass\ri ss opposed to the an (OE Somes, Seve & =e. a a a one et ee meio es Se Going set. __ view of it. © : halt.| ‘Traffic safety SSNS can he ule ol ya th ee ee eee, , 0 arriving Re tee oe Sethe Conte & Te Fe speed. This results in fatal acci-| 141’ number one economic prob The storm, of hu wing rate cai ameals Mr the dents,” Irons asserted. lem. ro . blew up without wa i of March 2, 1958, a total of Gof Treshies deup inland of Saudi Arabia. Dust un | haper D ice That. aco smashups. in Oakland County. _, ——— a fifying its Ant on both land . * . nf _ The current total is seven. traditional policy of caring for |. x 4. * , st : rdiess of abiity were . Power , if Si: (Cleans au The comparative figures also} all patients regardicen of abiity an ae seen | i , | ite pobet t pedestrians are be-| to pay or bd = a pound- |e - AS in Ca | ornia PHILADELPHIA othe el glee aarmtsng ot this) he said. and die i aed boats were | co ae Inc, has announced a 2 ~ Losses on county ul . iec a. ; Baby Sitter Vanishes lyst with General Motors on ar- _ ies ew tient rong a a concern. at the The British Navy. dispatched g € : to permit GM to’ man- ‘ and a year ago ital for several years. The hos- and supplies to 500 persons : : ith 8-Week Twin;|rangement Il a device which| Four victims now |hosp increase from| feed at Abu Dhabi, on : sale price on portation, parking and ana| Wi ss Stacture Ghd sell 2 ents|were pedestrians. But last year 131 won one rate left homeless. at A | ents Tanta an expected [ty “wee careuly weighed na] OHM Bs Whee Tw in automobile exhaust. ey were les thin tid of the[ 2 3, ial eects to tnk| the rectal Oman cus = Feel taerease to 20.9 cents fer sealant ine Seadvoninent of tH A ee ne tt ak the total fatalities sear iony ta setters aoa, "ek Regerts om was being : regular and 33.9 for premium. ee ae placed before the} 1o3 ANGELES. (AP)— Police digvice callel a. eetelytic WO Oa" stam’ be grea. show [Wants the lus trimmed and spreadlarabia, sald a search was being 4 said the price increase|variont Sine, Pent om aid tedey: they hoped for some} Tee was ee ee by id Pratrnc Tore Sanday fatnig| Ven’ “mateo the SHUMY's hoe imate a ar ee trata Ameti-| Ty yt he ie «Ee ieee ad eS ae RA eS ad daa Bs in ‘ 7 a a 2 d 7 . = 4 arent mi theres bre YE epeent of i ot Bove lone wo wasted cd ahr ae 90 etc of ee i 8, ith ly Bl : souls dkms ae Risen i § if h oe oe «at eng tne ale conte. | "awe pros tare bun ie year lows the beoptal eats (Will U.S. Switc ; 5 rt the. : i ; * | a-year . re -. igan. SORE mee te Sees, Shins ane ee * x * “a ‘ * * * i | Tho Goat atany sib tot peek it takes on unpaid emergency re "Vy we 7 bread price euts;* re- |recommendations ly thse of the}, TE baby boy is one of twins Houdry added that the device as sant Sak a. tore service bills, * First OW le ° putidgie daa 00 Soepettinn tee npre diag wha comm matter of/00™ just eight of six children.| ts practical, inexpensive and cam than 2 month passed before ane | 7s City Manager Walter Ss, _ Camas on + publicity over 10 iros htess bas bee ceateing ateon ens Moeadg nT “Ik. Wilman was rebutied in an ef a | Bread generally 4 for 24) ears PLevineon said farther in turday from his home in| and tracks. The after | = Sunday. fort to gain coopération from flected the growing belief in Con-| form pound end a. quarter|Zeurs”, Levineon } aradbvcs Ontario. ee ee tk There have been no multiple ns ties to reimburse the |gress that the ctisis represen | paar p'; Sag the reported cut, two oe * Sf Prem . Fine a; eer has been described|fatals this year as of today. tyes be unpaid emergency |gravest that beece TN eee eet teed ana: Bmaewee to's Save Sonera a ean Peso coon ane as a potaitial onge of hang con aon accidsst fa waich tue pecosts|gertice bins run Eee ee teers id. Jeclice (D-Wash) E ‘© ‘The price of Canadian “two | that “supervisors its| Went ‘out Friday, - mid-|25 | diseases, and it is|/one a dents. Eisenhower to call ‘has been (W0l, owed the League to present . returned shorfly after - and other __Jurged President Eiser call! routs toe’ 3f to fo cent . il Levinson =—— night the twin, gt tga ony baby |one of the chiet factors in = Police ‘and sheriff's ergs The United States has more thafi/ up ee legge ages a ‘ re j gther for a substantial , -automobile|as ‘a diplomati ee? IE ee Reioas va preset Wa res (noe mere oreo bat her shor a shooting 1 of 96. They 40,000 franchised _ new that we mean business. present its VieWS {five children were 1 . last year’s death tol! | Pennsylvania leads with} soviets Reports Purse Snatched.” | save might dd has not been |" oes an about % to 30,2 High Court Candidates st zea ee ones lean Nevale ans tha, veda na, i mamta of ia tan fe a2 ” sitter, a woman al i ig 2 4 ‘ood start. i eee a PY a member of z sapeciea eo tase eaamined: bee] ee MS wm ag” years of age, had denied her ito Be Given Reception |g a ne ee Committee, |F Extra Can of Fuel ...... puree Sorley and Wee-|" “The League has Ta cee toaadlong ay bebeve tome ont eel 4 rrcerne for Michigan Supreme| Lenten Guideposts — A that haat ox Hatenal Cate at the corner of ii im court as : hame. ; day evening > Edwards : pe oe e ( : “prevent a ca- |—- pace = se eens coe em se woman hale nan D. Veeder, bom cum!" O9'# Fin Delinquent | sim mot “rerat =| 00 N. Sopinaw tnd Floe from : -| Mrs, Flores said. the ' ; to the high ; 7 the Formosa Straits area. Rasen sa is = and the method of fi her, had told | paigning for re-election : G . — ‘The Weather ndlorerygwh been belly Dace ahd ae oenocerti and said: |court in the April a ace p.m in Home That Has od Assistant. Senate aoe eee ag aaa 4 has come to proceed her- single woman} Host and hostess nea 4.5 Leader Mike Mans | fl Purpose | PONTING AND, VICINEEY — Bhotwers ruat ‘he bnnloses at hand, namely)|“‘Isn't it too om aad can Supportireception will be Mr. and. Mrs. : si d for some other also said it was time for the United § sae ot 8 Mats. ° developing. fate the aflerneen and Tee constagtion ot thie, be thelwhe oho pre saat eet Se ee Re < I couldn't argue; hearing of suspended Police Chief'¢ Regular $1.98 C m4 So ece aR Rg Ne further stars | ot the boy's final|Herbert W. Straley tonight. 3 abe wee ° we mS ale i engage time to provide Two-Month eave: snore } had attached too Aisnste ac tag Be the tal bagi r4 Safe, Tyaves your : Sétarday in Pontiee ; = who have; - : ; Ps such - events| Commis on ion @ floors. Decorative, , mperacare ews! | :..43 any and all supervisors, do —Another judge much to lpm. in .the City Commission § e Cea ON et pin ae smc cury—anter ag sa moi nau ber, S prt te Mean temperature .3.....+000 oo \ : ra pees ie 2 ee r] ' eee Gecina Petes *_.- {ee ile Miatter” Levinton empha chair’ of ‘Macomb becom taveanne ; aftece been subpoena ley, and some may|s 4 inarevorded downtown) \ sized, Sea det destin Toe Doe DNa} axiom, and Ke) “Doctor,” I asked, “‘w taba the sthead’ tonsa. > : temperature .......0.+. 0 ete 4 a Court Chief Justice eee in hils relation withijou say is the'best time to start Suspended Feb. 9, Straley has . e Monn temperature ./ ee, 1s ° 63 in 1872 or | University political me a a | a "i oe Troaihay vat perks mecuioupe orclub | |he believes at this py 1 en be still knows:he‘needs be pie ready Nations Talk Test Ban . aleguler er 00: ‘ ed wil speak on’ ” 4 , ; ’ weed P a F qj greatest : be “° $ ! ; : oes ; 4 * .* : oth "31 Maemo” 63 Slnens of the Two Party, System, leat for the two-month period. fw ee | eee ee Sey we Gnd cel the bebarion Get on GENEVA (UPD)—The ' tited |$ of, 21 feature ea : +. Biopnsritie SS $8 Mivewer’’ ss 3] Dt. Smnith will speak to regen : an) me: t when | |nounced his plans to marry an (pects ot him, ‘Sut he must also States, Britain and Russia be- |8 back, Baap ts ¢ | Sido’ S$ Remneegtee S Blvers’of the club oN tactel, 225 Sh tot UR. Petrol 1p ee cts perkiog pinae™ aE eee er ills G tes tila blair to be gan their 16th ful) we ay ‘8 4 rleston 68 42 New Orleans of Dr. Howard "McNeil, 225) Shoo ier. sad ir : Clear ‘test ban Wegotia - — 42 2 New York. «3 3elhome field’ jal left front fender of your. | irying age. _ parents. Reson ° : |, “eee 3% Piston! 98 34) Hickory “The meeting wil benin| GAZA tg ye dali A Seed eho fro "hn to bib wma hen dae Sd. Deane "im, Onna bee Ele eee, may be pe. (3 : Detott a 2 ix. ot 8) Township. tions emergency force spokes- traffic lone. Walt on 1 |. “Then the day co ff parents with troublesome « ‘Floor ® | Daan. \ BB Eitteburgh "43 381 at 8:30 p.m. | man said Israelis opened fire on po before starting the [‘lior realizes that. his ee might learn to apply. | sible only on atmospheric ex- Seoventreenes Citoceces Saf n 8 patrol across the Arab- ; “| Jalready niarried his mother. ) | plosions, | Beeweecccceces 1B ae me sf “the US, are eaused by smole| laraoll demarcition Ine south of || Fearwerd swing... decides he is through with Dad| (Copyright, 1969, by Guideposts Ste a ¢ ‘58 45° Washington Bi fijin the U.S, are cau Gaza last night, a . ete \ « Sit Temps - ce eating and matches. q) ’ / t : BR pei te - Studies ae Total Detense: i —) stuns Otters 66 SHOPPING HOURS "A ait leak sé oo ee ? vee y| ~ 7 he se et " at a # . SAL. Le : Young: gainst Missiles. Planned | |" Aviation’ Week sala. the sudylp . TONIGHT ond: TUE — 9) 2 |. Mothers, oS = tb he en A ' Tak a : “Appreciate ? 5 —_,elasoamcon (UPD ~The Des woul : = selected in ‘early April, on. the = sa mPBmOW. IQGKeE coior n 7” fob. = | . » ed: , : z ' Studies that could Jead to without Matte 6 Herd “tg ment of a "death ray” and other Bring Them = a aguinet ballots ac Need E Movi Sensational etal wil ea itt ae vie Cam te SPECIAL PURCHASE. We e Bought Over 5000 Pieces from Two Famous Makers to ‘GUARANTEE Every Item UNDER- PRICED | : : Only a store fike Simms. would make the extra effort ‘waned to BIE hunt up dargains like these . - + our buyers ‘hit the jackpot’ this ie time with super-savings . . . come, and get your share, tirely new defense system. against yas. waderacored ‘by , .. Jae ee Teak, bolts i TM T - BRREA, $99.50 KODAK wy 9 —a leg oe 1] : } ,Smm TURRET 74" | MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY | fd § | AN "516850 River Tart . ae! =, “3 pe devise ap almost tool-proot ‘Eee ride-angie t 2a ar POW: - nave at Sh ae on ors He conceded, however, that “no ye ia ane now can See a dear way 0 a toed defense.” | gram tion Week’ maga-|==- i , § ‘ =F ‘ -zine said in ‘its March 2. issue|== \ Ba 4 _§ 7 $139.50, Wouduasi TRAIT 71 “LENS that its“aim was ‘to develop “es- : E Simm turret with ‘elephoto, wide angle and standard . 119" dentielly cunihah: Giteone of Gee es. All 1.8 openings. Easy roll load. 4 United States against ballistic mis- : Al brand new, fully guranteed comeras . cae teens ts cialhian oe are - lens adjust to light conditions sutomatiealy Buy one now at these - ° low prices . - layeway at ne extra cost, too. : Vass iro tated but seu of the hearguins, oy cpt seasth Nel abe se Nes en ee to save: as you've seldom. saved. before Prices Etective While Our a Last - Factory Representative : ( a : a : “ue hes = ed eB F [- T WEDNESDAY——2 to 3:30 P.M. ‘color ticking, ‘ & napkins. .... amous “SCOU EX” [REMINGTON | Electric Shaver RECONDITIONED Intant Sets Styles for BOYS and. GIRLS. te $e “] 29 oH eeee ~ SUNDRIES a CUT-PRICES "For TONITE and TUESDAY. SELLING! VN FLOOR SPECIALS | BEE iE Playing Cards iQ. . ’ iil UH ULUOAHAAUHAUUUUUUUNAGUAAUAAUOUHN . _ DISH SLOTHS ; Bom a — ae x 14-inch — BATH TOWELS Pail CANNON ot or. & towels “Choice @ 3 STYLES in’ All Colors ~“TODDLE-TYKE” Infants Pants %, 7 teen ana aaa ae oe * wet Heavy. Duty Type | ip Nipper setusluoetttitia Sie eee coats Jesescennnntannnnevvessescenee / $2.00 Smooth . a | Value 29 as. Imp. of to $1.95 Sellers , bs : tsscineh berrel, —— _Feegeen pr ——— = _ Sole of “ Es Si ' =F its a 8° Pocket Knives $1.30 * oS f =e . nat Sises—Birth to 32 Pounds r ' SOMINEX = Plastic lined snap sides, fly-front : “i | Helps Bring = Choi shorts with shoulder straps, rhum- $ é = ~ Gholee of. scout a | be sheet saffog, ote me : a 100% SAFE = ete, Assorted per person | : eoccese povcscccceecccceccccccccescscccocees : . SLEEP” = i 4 Be 2 _Nite-Dry : wee Tehen ot reced = i Toe Nail “Shirts : Panties > ig OB piturates | ij . : . | Ch pers Snirts : $1. Quaitty 2. : Mo Bromides , } ne witty ay . aureot to $1.29 $ Rhid 3 { Hl f $ 41. . Fit from © ¥ Oe wat Borers, viv 3 3: Reco = i : Se ee $ : } | FORMING = ‘ , TTT TTT lie Pajama $ bans ‘ Sheers i : i rr : : : noun | 98 in| | TONITE. & TUESDAY ONLY PRICES! 2 ee 3 er Ag c ae Drugs and Cosmetics 3 Shier § : : cvecocdenthecetheaesenecscoccocetectenceoens : , 9¢-N. Saginaw —Nain Floor\i _ AFTER COLDS, FLU, SORE THROAT If you feel Lt -down because - Famous Toddle-Tyke : Boys’ Eton SS Jackets — -—for Little Boys and Girls” ““TODDLE TYKE” 7 ~ Sun Suits Irs. fo $2.95 Values - E gG r : a arte ae eare * x ‘@ AN Sizes to 32 Ibs. BUFFERIN : | BRYLCREEM {® par l= AE a | Ame (E SHOP TONITE & TUESDAY for BIG an. se "_. ||f SAVINGS on SIMMS SECOND FLOOR — 4 | TIRED BLOOD’ DF Gat et) AUTO DEPT. specials: | eee Take GERITOL ney Washable — Colorful Denim Fabric "All Stace iE. Irregulars “te $2.95-— seeenedbereceseoess E Washable, .. colorfast. LE split front seats. Heavy denim is washable, saint Choice geterensdsescocsovcccssosesossbagnseppasiiegioo’s Feel Stronger Fast > nok 4 > § $ Many. ; abrics and - Not fig Sines > a B H . a nt 7 ayer money bk we IS ’ , Car Seat | ete Sa ang pared foie : ot Polo Shirts. hi ’ . ‘a. ‘ ai tra large... ~ ° iwi. ' bf bra e : BLUE BLADES | , COVERS: ae fg ates ean cove 3 Only / / 59 - r Ac ae, WASFT On atiste Fine combed’ cotton. Sizes 1 to Hy : =e of ‘Regular $5.95 x 7 a2 3 with buyfton- debi, ‘sizes ? ' : : * ¥! 4 é . a : : Pkg. of 10 99 . Girls 2-P. GC. Sleep Sets . ei oy dino avis. 4 ) 8 eS ae F 4” = Shortie Gowns With Matching Pants if ae Darel. gee _ Enden Shampoo: : dt ee he Easy to inetpityourselt—#r 2 and 4 door cars, fot 24rd and Yard ; SIMM 3.8 ee ali sl assorted colors. | Te Gasite Oil Additive -66* Tunes-up engine, frees sticky valves, add to regular ‘oll... | he N. Saginaw St. —Main Floor : TTIIITiitiiiil i : Bring All Your = BLACK & WHITE FILMS to Simms | en - Faster Photo Finishing é bbs. hy ayy tpt, All Sizes i Stee Beant a) “First f Pires Quality Assorted colors, prints and polka ‘dots, Leek tri, IE 5.95 Auto Rear Radio Speaker oe : | ~* tops and panties. Easy to launder, requires. no oo oe ee ee oe E Easy to install yourself—no special tools needed.. froning. | , 93.00 Auto Rear View Mirror. 499) ssensnnnvosscosconsensnenessconcunnssesnese Easy to motint on your car door, Gave $1 on this special. ~ All Rolls.in . Famous “TODDLEE TYKE” Brand by 11 A. M, 1.19 Auto Cushions - ¢ | ted BACK. - 2 ~~ aici inches, many uses in auto or home. git. 69 ZiE / Guaranteed FIRST Quality — ] SS 7 for _ unbreakable $1.00 wave NEXT Niel: DAY ot peewee 11 A. M. Service Why Pay 6c to 10c Each? LIFETIME FADEPROOF _ ALL RUBBER—For. Most Cars! 4p Boys’ and Girls’ Sets. Car _ Mats ZE —_ Regular to $2.95 Sellers wo" z 99° | co. 7s Bizes 1 to 6. Sleeveless style as tals piss cae, ee ates yeti | plastic tube! ac i s gn Jeams—2 to 8... ccceves senile wee easeseeeeeees 88c — ‘Perko’ sbivent, cleans windshields, ton’t freese up. # os HIE Girtz Steep art eee or eee irre — Ree aR Hs ae Se eS yaaa: Ke : Abe HY DEVELOPED | 1.50 Rislone Oil Alloy, Qt. a 7 Phe eocceccse ssensooasnbitdettieciesseseverceetiten i. Ha ner Di ag ' Ss . . j — y : Peiee Sticky valves, restores lost power to it ‘ ; : : ) | Bia. Saginaw | i ; BROTHERS >. > Hisimm3." BH pe SIMMS. = | eed =" |S a: 5~ oO | Hi Saginaw Main, Flooe adil | nie 3 98 N, SAGINAW St.” INFANTS — Main Floor 3. Ste SilaatiM ge , i Le Ba ‘1 - ‘ | oe . ; a , ~ 2 ; ir 3 7 . ro = ‘\ : > ’ { ary ae ba 4 ms | a 3 : : | ‘ eee eS Ss ee Ee i eee ee a ee ee ee ae re a ee ee ee ee ee eo eee ee Rad ingepentenen to the Britten + =| Getvae ieee Coal have been offered safe conduct to welcoming Makarios. ~ - = w different i he to the cam- r 1 in 4 G CENTER tit. oe not torget” he suia,| t0 B@ Buried Tuesday fe ato rn eg Pa sae Sige ant ent ek *Bivy| LISTOWEL, Ont, On tario of a se Nest Pasty Hie. — _Pontiog ee mas aa warts as ag | eo "Nebr Prdon Board ci be as Ae. ene me Bovey: said Starkweather, who} _jhas ‘been a model prisoner; may either appear “in “his own behalf] Se | Superior Magnavox quality. This full © ‘console has features you would ex- pect only on sets costing much more: ~ ~ 262 baa in. optically filtered screep. - “the switch. Céavenient top controls. 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Meter Penniey | | Weit's Coamesies «Breet Floor ie ae Wels Coamater.. ew Poot et ofa a ae : Lieey f. f ‘ : “| . eee § é¢ | 4| will be held at 1:30 p.m, a Home with burial at Oak Hit) Cemetery. Mr. Leventer died Sunday it %. ge ‘Merey Hobpital after a He was a real estate agent and Donelson-Johns Funeral ef ge ia eck Hts EF righet pea af tat : ii rhe wa “ii i -*E ii He a7 23 2, if ay PFE ag Bi FE Deaths Esewhere.. ward (Eva Barbara) Roeser, 82,|_ of $26 Ewell St., was held at 8) |p. m. Sunday at Roth’s Home for Faneral with burial at 2 p.m. to-|,, oS er Oe De-| received ‘Starling St. will be held at 1 p.m.| sized idren’s boiks: and-stories from|*d2y- at Ross B. Northrup and! er 8614 N. Saginaw HOURS 9:30 - 5:30—FRL ‘til 8:30 (NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY). © Lightweight | @ Sturdy _ -@ Attractive} a a s Be are ee - ALUMINUM: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED __- al @ Prescriptions Filled © — eo _@ Frames Repaired ‘Come in-and Have Your Present Glasses Adj usted — No Charge! . _ Glasses Adjusted Properly Means Better Vision FE 8-4331 eee ae ° Safety ¢ @ Repair Se: ul SS Se ‘" % | Baker Optical Co. 50 by 90” | ‘12 by 63" 72 by 90" 104 by 63” ~ Maiihis Cotoan © Nutmeg . © Pink © Sand ' © Geld © Mint © White _ $O MANY CUSTOM _ SIZES. YOu SAVE Lag 7.99 10.99 1199. 16.99. 15 104 by 90” 19.99 “158 by 90" 28.99 a Courteo = Doo ¢ Yon code a Tokeaheny Call will Bring: ee No. IRONING EVER NO COSTLY DRY CLEANING @ Deep 4” pinch pleat tops, full 3” bottom hems’ @ Waites has @ complete line of drapery hardware EE FLY TODAY] See..: Get Plane and’ Steamship Space...Use AAA’s Complete TRAVEL _BUREAU ’ SERVICE Agents for all Air & Ship Lincs NO EXTRA COST TO YOU Also headduarters for: @ Foreign Documents -_ Road Guides. | @ Auto Shipments, rentals” and purchase. y @ Guided and independest Foreign Tours & Cruises. ~~ 496 Williams Street FEderal 51451 BRANDS! 6.4 aa — a —— OPEN TONIGHT ‘TIL 9:00 “NO 0 7 “ee -CAN AFFORD-TO BUY FURNITURE BEFORE FIRST SHOPPING §. G WAREHOUSE FURNITURE SALES — -“UNDREDS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY THAT HAVE SHOPPED, COMPARED’ AND BOUGHT HAVE “ACCLAIMED THE GREAT SAVINGS MADE. eileen . BY THIS NEW SUPERMARKET PLAN. wesday, . Wednetay, 2 20 Franklin Rd., Just bi 'S. Saginaw, Phone FEderal 5.9279. PARK RIGHT AT THE FRONT DOOR _ NAREHOUSE pe ee = ae ee” oe ee Se * Buy! Living Room Suites and Sectionals — Sofas — Chairs and Rockers — Bedroom Suites — Dining Room Suites — Dinettes — Lamps — Bedding Tables= Juvenile Furniture. KROEHLER —— STANLEY — SEALY — SIMMONS — DAYSTROM — BARCALO — ~ _ REMBRANDT — LANE — BERNE — EDISON a 20 Des Same Cah-—Sank Tarr An ble of 12 to 24 Month P, T Nights — Closed Thursday, ea iee o> 8 a ng eS 9 a i ee a ek ee a = nk — ce : Draperies .. . Fourth Floor _ CURTAINS and DRAPERIES Neural Matchstick Cofe Curtains . _ 48 by 26” enreve 48 by 26" vende Dee 60 by 36”... 2.59 amt 652 by 9” Valance 1.59 we Matchstick Draw Droperies. tt. 48 by 54” .. 1.99 60 by 30”... 229 — 99c Ti seees es ( 60. by 30” . PTR o>. | é ( aware. ae veoee NOS. Valance ..... vata sdy tans 99¢ Painted Matchstick Cafe Curtains OO" Ss i ike ‘Se Mac on BGs 99¢ a © Ming Blue ‘Spatter Painted Bamboo Cafes e White ) ® Pink ® Turquoise “@ _— 12 by Eigen . 4.49 96 by 54” ok 3.99 96 by 84" 6... 5.89 Welte's Draperies Saat he M44 by 84" vs 889 “2+ ¢ Fourth 48 by 84" ...... 2.89 ae aaele ~ €- ees “Add decorator, oocent to your hothe with this useful ~ FLOOR-TO-CEILING POLE uM ae Repeat of Sellout! _ ELECTRIC VIBRATING MASSAGE PILLOWS. |’. . | DELUXE POLE LAMP ‘9.99 Black, Mocha, "White White ‘ALL SOLID sRass” roy cover, 8 ft. ‘cord, UL . movable washable cordu- : $3 $12.98 Helps.tirm fla ts) | 3 8 eases tired males! Re- | _ Whot a —o7 It stretches -=floor. to ceiling, putting light- —.— just where "you. wont-accent, adding a decorator touch to F 7 § t Waite's Cosmetics F ey «e+ Street Floor r = gat lhl your ne ines. It can spot- as a room divider. + Sepesioel switch on each light. Reaches up to 86”! Waite’s Lamps .. . Fifth Floor ure, Clear upa dim. age 2 - debt we have today either.” | auding the wash ee wR iation poney of Deer ona Bra! Withrow praised Trag Tactics, Strategy and Objectives, ; It you've survived..that mealy mouthful, it simply refers to the | wheliaing’ evidence,” says theM i been my have been 00 $900 bon nao a JACKSON was relatively restrained in public has a foreign legion too and I ten cents a gallon if you brought = ~ am just 9 soldier in'your ranks... own bucket. aaa "I firmly believe that if Generalissimo Dominican Congress while. enjoying - a trip to Trugiio’s capital. Rep. awarding a citation for excep- tipnal work: “You. not only hitched your wagon to a staf, but © had enough rocket fuel in you his praise of El Benefactor’s rule but te attain your goal.” m3 WirHrow went all out, ee eee Se As reported in the Dominican Re- * public's "Herald, Mr. Wrrarow _de- . Clared: “Just as France had her ' Foreign Legion, the Dominican Re- the century with those of today, I over the signature of ~ - Pontiac Allied Breweries quoted -the: best ‘beer—on~the- Trusitto had been born in ‘the United States he would have been elected - President: - of: the United ~~ States. Perhaps if he had, there would eee SS “2 saa THE PONTIAC PRESS - | tm mating tho p Pe ete maaan femmes Sy Tan Peeene Passe Cosepeny : . “SSE eee “Eel Amtiteat Advertising am Pema barr: ee Ma Daily Mirror," writes Mrs. Fred R. Allen. Al Girard, er Verbal Orchids | to- Mrs. Edith Jane Hall a 30 East Beverly Ave.; 87th birthday. Mrs. Jessie Zahn — ae . es 62 Patote Drive, 8th birthday. ae “Sars. Flora Sleeseman ay | Bam J. Been, Grogs fe Inman, ma Rochester; 86th birthday. ae _Mr. and. Mrs. Seymour Arnold — “pate Sr no eae of Holly; 53rd wedding anniversary. voted by for40 A Bae fie meh aval Mrs. Josephine Alleman res of Lanes; Bist birthday. and all Simon Rudduck =—__ sah aacet a ine , Ot Holly; 89th birthday, =~ In comparing the prices of the turn of find that on July 20, 1898, an advertisement ald your . ON both points the. canoer says Sure enough: It shows a car at the side (called the “kerb” in ole Lunnon) With a T’'m mailing thie photo on to my old Pal, S ® ee * 2 raore cleooly: thant weyal) -Genmane. 1 “under C, F. Rhea: chase sures es yanteen wader mail (Bator, Nol: Becuse of the ee 6. See porar fe Pros benind Do a Fine Job’ - this reason we are ; 1'd like to say’ a word in defense nktaty suid pack We ihaihdn't ba owed 40-Aadd pote Sane eat mapa ime an Win abana rink. grent willing to face’ the fact that: le discussion does arise during cam- “ng” em He re- _.* calls that President Truman, him-: “I was. very much ‘created to see a” self a Protestant, nominated an ‘Photo of ‘Pontiac's Community National ‘Bank Outside gépository in the dee aimbassador—a non-Catholic—to go to the Vatican; but the Senate. W parsed. confirm the cc Mr. Resi) ins bs bidet so controversial it ‘would have makes people egg ed oon sf because alcohol Guanes teen bor ek That's what I mean when I a a few cocktails. or highballs n Donna, for I fell in love at first “ t lawyers who are opposed to aiding i antes De cate Be s nye Wind doa technical and dieu job the Reds within our She Tells How A Oe ee and comforting ing Trujillo.” He and his family Owners of Dogs However, I did have one case rather wide open gates. . -have taken over most of the prof- see ‘mow Mitt am agent who left me norv- hr ke ke itablé businesses of the country. Our dog was taken so we KNOW us and angry. He was nelther A similar report was prepared i His brother Hector is president. of ad orto oe obese ans ee year ago, “i fenfcsmartiprace sie the Republic; another brothe ___e, pn pho the only: Havens aon -epetateing ene ‘RO one cares to explain particularly, -Arismenor, is a lieutenant. gene | Selena 4 ey much and” ° oras be we gp tose right, Bi. AMA one This year i ape vonives and head of public information and con't "tntersand ow peonl it “arene he agents nd = eee pee ge cee. SS ; ~ culture. Two other brothers are high ws oma So cruel. fae’ a © quemtenette new on ie ‘* &. % —~_ officers in the armed forces and son’, : - rere wie ete ‘Basically, it recognizes the _ Raragy, Jn..(well known in Holly- 5 eee a © Sa | dreadful and damaging decisions _ wood) is lieutenant general and chief me Appeal can be chained with of . Which Supreme Justice Earl of staff. Half the armed s S offi- — le pore Sepa nin Fa raya ‘Warren’ and his associates have cers above the rank of colon are you enough. ae oe sik nlontinn Shion otk tin seer rendered over the past few years. TRUSILLO relatives. © re a = Out a Clear Shy eng Cinstasia * = Stroman ot seine. Breer : s f ' ‘ ts portant. ‘ Inter- citi tee ae a ee : ; If You Den't Gripe, ee ee : | Political opponents, says the J , ee ats ce ! ms 3 ; . oe poi ee nal, have been liquidated or s David Lawrence Says: See _ Cars Won't Change’ _ Gt public relations wil increase _ priate spe ai hington _ Jail. His people do what he tells them we K d C ts Extra ordi \ Long after most car owners have means better tax reporting. i judiciary. e sehaiheag ‘this nation " oF else, and he differs only from the’ enne y ommen raor inary Segetion the wos —— of : res Gerard -— has a right to look to this source _ _ Worst kind of dictator in thatshe has Paw, | jo Fagg Saige e recall dias ps for leadership in preserving "spent some public money for public. _ WASHINGTON — Perhaps one o “divisive cect tes ng tn aot in he waters ot tlre pd ae rag ‘Let’s Tell Them *. . American processes and the de- Purposes. in 30 years in American politics wale Se eocironreants. 20 Set destroyer cut his P-T boat in half valuable tne ta having semerdut How We Fee? . , ‘Tense of the nation, If ts easy io understand in view was made the, aid to parochial schools, he points and killed two of his men, thought factory-built defects repaired The average working man with os ey Sp = a. * of public speeches by these and - other day on a 3 out that this has been held uncon- only af duty to his country and to * * * ave e income of $4,000 pays. ap- a eteates Mtelevision net- stitutional by the Supreme Court his companions, irrespective af proximately $1,000 in taxes. This ~ Ean. Warnen’s Supreme Court has other U.S. lawmakers, why Latin ork by a po. of the United States under the First their faith, as he brought about - The main reason sp many car poey SA & yon De 3! tly taken many unexpected American countries feel that we tential . —— pepe poy Srey . fos = Ayn ghar dy ageband pone ier Sart complain to cigarette, social, security, luxury, S apparen : oe ee the separa church .- which he' was vy ? : we ” eperteativie. to Getie dedilins Ge ee ere en ieee, bet | apes. ot in fon ee ee at hee oe ee which have astounded the bulk of aan re probably _ He might also have added that | ad 2 =o Oe ra Se icmnacormg : of the deli- His spinal injuries resulting from ©neugh to get satistactory ad : the populace by, their sympathy and The Man About Town cacy of the sub- otis af" governor in important that incident kept him in the hee. -stmeuts is Cmtnent oe page Oe De _ kindness to plans and Rus- ject—it eygke states in recent years, and not.one _ pital for long periods afterward. oo: (Continued on Page 7, Col: dian activities in the-United states Al] Must Register Som i'm Nag eens RRR an aeatey Wf oey woe pce te ae neo ee As these successive findings were gl Mitical circles. LAWRENCE ™ span ciaets standard and by the words of the workmanship-and sloppy assembly Income Tax Notes handed down, indignation in the - Some Young Men Overlook Se Jon F rege eee! Gch. Sola hae a. camche tation Naot. eee ell eel in their — = oie i SURVIVING SPOUSE country continued to mount. That Obligation When 18. 3%,,"t Massachusetts. yas asked hay recive, Mis views are he it the est ited of ll the’ Continue to get far eet tan tr Under certain condition, sur What was happening? Dieting: Simply a question of tem whether he thought a Catholic of the Catholics a ti ceeatry.” cinéidates now being inentioned money's wort ship.” Maptage of using the tax rates ae tem whether he thought for the Democratic decent workmanship ; rd : Whey. was yoing on pic ore today could be elected to the presi- Incidentally, in 1943 Lieutenant the ‘presidency. ! a, miighh tee finale 5 sie we A Te ae Greer \ he fr Kennedy, an expert swhmser (Copyright, , Conn. as ti persons : Pe a2 Word éomes-to me from both. didnt Snow. ‘ies i ‘= - : fama a ae oe fling. & Joint return. _ People were perplexed and aroused ‘Nancy’ Linden, God ot the weeiann an uotes State Law S andl yet by and large the vast major- chief Clerk of the Pontiac tty Army program Bovgry: that ‘many Dr. William Brady Says: . Concgaing Dogs ()/Yeur spose ant have . _ dty of us is helpless..Our main pro- Draft Board, and people Suith, Demo os eas PT oe, : — years aire 1888; and * tection against unjust tactics in this Mary Kelly, Sent taped tl eatoacs 0 stion From Teetotaler: - resi vog'iavs siouia ve ©) Yor Peat, en connection lies largely in the stand Chief Clerk, of the Out-Cointy Board, . was @ Catholic, and poked Mr. OS gat eee an Geng titled to file = joint return the _that some young men are falling to Teg- Kennedyehimeelf a Catholic — Why S Mai y Stinkers? — scaereci. gees ~ with your spouse in the year ie ane seer ahepen Wy lawyers ister at their 18th . Such is- still as 0 iste of death. It is not required birthday whether the same objection pre- themselves. . the, regulation, and the\ registration valls today. ‘The senator replied: ” gl geal toggungtae toe pappl ca ge diene ae ot on * eT een the correct date or (ca a en Ae magazin day sad rig tt papi catted ate aad . — teach the wet confined upon the prem- (3) You have not remarried; "bat the” m ‘Building stint ank . nae 100 words lag’ pertaining “te pkg ob tatd-dog is other. tty Fon eth ‘wie: Sette lies. in the. since as eed et ot Bees one — br gata res , Cay 4 : cost of maintenance of your - taken. Con Pane I - ae sf some person. .bome which is the principal | penning oa ant i Sa haksier pate mes pm raphe bene Sol Fa abode for your child or pee to ac . 2 bes - @mption is allowable to you. sad repre ares - _muovomts row ropa ~~ ide Reward 0 ES nes canis he sang ied" and on —s SCE Saas meee ec. Se seep a fe; ' Pi that it a Any may kill any dog : : . Congress Suprem Court. “Whether it would mean his de» totalism, haughty, and walk with stretched = wiih me your tax as Head of Household as Sar wat aro he fc. - An item in the Pontiac Weekly Post ot teat, ttt loon, compen we, OF forth: necks ahd wanton eyes, ing worying or monde nn, long as you are entitled to the bene- , ae ” June 10, 1899, sent me by eae — ri Eevee banparrr Soebog, hae livestock or attacking paryont and a it’s put to the test. But our experi. ‘then, if. making a tinkling srt ‘steal ee 3 sfc “Johnson Meredith cond ip We last 20: Sehee be omer conts te fect—Lesish 3:16. pica ta Ra taaicke . A macvirng. spam may fe 0 a. Congressmen Praise of Detroit, then living in Pontiac, telis of elections for lesser offices, has been tion, why : + for such killing. After June 15 of joint return in the year of death. : -& farmer's horse dropping dead on Sag- _that the American people make become “The haughty woman who can each year unlicensed dogs are de- For the next two,-yearsfhe or she Trujillo Dictatorship Inaw Street, when it saw‘a “horseless~ their judgment on a man’s gen-' in. their insistence ¢ ‘stand alone, and requires no lean- clared a public nuisance. This may use the joint retur¥ rates as’ carriage.” ; eral competence and responsibility, With them? I sa "ing place in our hearts, loses the came right from: Lansing. surviving spouse if the above con- 2 tee Con en, Rep- — ae and do not feel that a religious . ©4m “Dal : ee Oe tek eee: . Taxpayer ditions are met. : : iu ennai, P- ; c test should be applied to any candj- into 4 stinker. : ~~ yesentatives Donatp Jackson of Cali- For this web the Old Farmer's Almanac date for any of the offices under 1 was astonished and a little ~ : es predicts: per - < shocked by the indignation or an- _ | , ’ : menace! aga pee iol ung of “Not as rough; but rains make it tough.” see ee Eee geo meri eee Case Roctirils of a Psychologist: : nsin, have been - ee * ae as ea = it my “‘name-ca lately for speeches. made to the 1 like that remark made~in--. certainly’ find many people dis- Right heap 1 repeat: Liquet =z Love at First Sig’ ht Is Unreliable LOVE: AT FIRST SIGHT __ Tuts hiv otc ee thio aca Well, I can feel. sympathetic with Compatible in interests or religion or hobbies or ideals. sight with my wife. hypno- *~* * tized ag they instantly fall under _It.was at a church in Ft. Wayne. ., the spell of the the other. person. “But She was a a slave to ; starry eyed trance, she wouldn't don’t. originally feel smitten by paren ; love at all but ‘start out as class- pvt a ae mates or neighbors. They may oe ‘ even meet on a blind date . It she married Joe, it was in- After many months or ‘even ona ave ton cok her to his years of such pleasant evenings previous two di . to ‘in. each other’s company, they - he Would ave q-*- wives, for. develop ‘interests. and - drop her. the moment she quit furnishing him money, have 0 many parties, yeaa "gether that they finally wake wp. “ala” and teank ar apie we ir ‘0 the tact they are essential fo which a suitor ‘hodis’ over’ you, if _Saeh pteer se you ore madly it vero, “Meanwhile, they. have plehty ot y,e"ate,8 delicate task, 20 watch they bichanaes ere, a infivaye oe is Se, Gunna W. buns mete, 1 Michigun entoaimy ate Gh mee But the oher type of ove starts utecet seater Stans A ee ais Pe eet PE eY aE Ty oh mel cip ape gas BS LOSE Tee a met cd ace © ‘- | el pace es ace ate I ae ty Ae hig! Me ey Git gen eM LES Hs ae POA FE ye SON ee eee in? rw pee doe ee py Z au as if aed j sa per ~~ Voice of the | @edtibned tiene Phan a). for food, the remainder for hos-. . People: Transatlantic - wc AEC Train Derailed. , chemicals from man’s problems. ‘People of Michic| « gan had better get together and let our Congressmen and Governor Cable Back * in Service a by the impact of the crash, caused know what we think about this tax problem, _ ~ ». . Tired Taxpayer ‘Two County Flags Area Disgrace’ ithe County Building. They're dirty torn and unsightly. Have people ‘responsible for.them no scruples? They certainly are being dis- tries. If you can’t afford to buy a flag, I'm sure the Veterans Affairs office could arrange to get respectful. some from_the Government. - Duane D. Monroe r 114 E. Howard St. ‘Let’s Not D Do Things Just Halfheartedly’ After we take ig Hawaii as our s0th state, some people think we should make eyes-at Ireland. The Trish have shrugged off. Great: DAV Memorial 101 Post NEW YORK (AP) — The trans- atlantic telephone system. of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co, was back in norma} operation today, after the repaix: of a cable break that-created an -internation-|. al incident, The company. — com- pletion of the repair Sunday. The cable-system links the tele- ‘phone _ networks of the United States and Canada with those of Britain and “= Eagan coun- . * me * The cable was: broken Feb. 21. A boarding party from the United]: {States Navy radar picket ship Roy O, Hale searched the Soviet traw- ler Novorossisk for 70 minutes Thursday in an effort to find if the ship tvad cut the cable, , * * * Lt. Donald Sheely said he found no firm evidence of any intention’ most probable explanation is that the trawler cut it accidentally. The Soviet Union called — the boarding “premeditated provoca- Britain and they might like Our jion.”? “style. Alaska gave us a front door about 30 miles from Russia and Ireland would give us a_near- border existence with Germany, France, England and a lét more places where we could get involved without trying very hard. Let's live as dangerously as we can. Pericles Police Hearing Prompts Letters If they threw out that ees of Newfoundland, The walrus, whose deadly tusks extend as,;much as two feet, is really affectionate animal. It is a friendly mammal allied to to cut the cable, and believed the} The break was 1,000 feet under we Atlantic, about 190 miles east, . é — aa so _THE PONTIAC. PRESS, ae "dollars to- the: state, governnients . |which levied 4t in 1957. This was} ‘ oe ee ~1f25 Fracuated as DANVILLE, Ky, (AP) — - Some after a freight’ train aspen lp. agerty Geneve encty $9) Se ee ,|fires Ay burned out of control in 28 derailed cars of the South- ern Kentucky community because they didn’t know what the cargo contairied and feared further ex- plosions. * * * An AEC spokesman ‘at Oak)” Ridge, Tenn., said the chemicals were highly inflammable but nof radioactive. P Atomic theory. was capownbeal “penue, 125 persons, ageoeeg Sunday; — ergy phic was derailed, ri were alowed -to return to their! Explosions, apparently set olf = as early as 400 B.C. by Demo- ‘Oakland Fel & Pale critus, a. Greek physical oo 430. Orchard teke= opher, — FE 5-6159 | (Advertisement) (Advertisement) ‘Science Shrinks Piles =a New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain: 4 New York, N. Y¥. "(Special — For the first time seience has found a new meek ne substanes 1.1 with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch- .ing, and relieve pain — without surgery. In one hemorrhoid case after another,“very striking im rove- "| ment” was reported and veri- fied by doctors’ observations: Pain was relieved promptly. And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction’ or re- traction ( shrinking) took — And most amazing of al this improvement~-was mata: tained in cases where doctors observations were continued - Over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thor- ough. that sufferers were able to make such astonishing state- seals. a ments as “Piles have ceased & be sis offered in su a problem!” Ahd among these sufferers were a very wide va-. riety of ragweed conditiens, nig! 10 to 20 years’ standing. this, without the use of na om anesthetics or astrin- gents of any kind. The secret is a new Dyne*)—\the discovery -of a - world- a ee research jnstitu- tion. Al ¥, Bio-Dyne is in | wide use for healing in wey tissue on al oni of the s new ing pe bod tory or oint- ment form called P ration H.* Ask for individually sealed convenient P: a su positories.or Preparation ointment with special-appli- cator. Preparation H is sold at_ all drug counters. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. ma, 8, Pat, Of. civil service deal, the community; [2 a could stand both Eastman . Straley. E Genevieve Straley charges left out the fact he drove 38 miles an hour two) years ago in a 33-mile zone. Cc. ‘Other Countries Do; Why Can’t We?’ In old countries, governments ‘and charities have operated lotter- and ies successfully for hundreds and hundreds of years. Why don’t we have a state or national lottery or both? Taxed and Taxes Two.Take Sides ‘in Police Hearing Judging from ‘ 9 ‘charges” -against Straley, he ought to be tried by! . Lennitiger| . I heard that Eastman said if Straley was acquitted, he (East- the Cub Scouts. man) would immediately resign. Is that a promise? -* L G. Ly Treasurer R: Replies to Tax Complaint Did Had Enuf even open his tax notice envelope before he came. to|- pay it? Had he read the notice he| « should have known of the earlier date, and there was an item in The Press on the county page well in advance of-Jan. 20. * * * I'm not in favor of the penalty, but the law says it must be col- lected. If all who are bitten by the penalty ‘will write the Lan- sing representative, maybe we can get. the bill ngsed. which will give the Township the right to extend time of payment with- out penalty. ko ke * It isn't pleasant to inform people “GENEY CLEANING» It pays to choose QUAL- ITY CLEANING in money saved on wardrobe replace- ment. Call Today Pick-Up and Delivery FE 5-6107 GENEY| DRY CLEANERS 12 WEST PIKE ST. Park Near Our Door = Municipal Parking Lot - playte» conte woh confrol, }keeps ou pe and “‘pfter six months weor, lovely, Girdle qr patty gifdle pink, X-¢mall X-lorge bises a seeeertengetts of 3. 93 Zips o oN As so oui, Magic ne Hold ofter other \yird hite,. pink X-small, S-M-L, ‘finger’ and in: white or panty, X-lerge sizes 2. ” Federals expert corses 4 iia: aii tieres fit you corfectly for _comtort: and figure flattery a —< mennene ee aes ee a ER I sR eh dk lee a pail Sek et ee ee ee ing substance (Bio- ‘| ' Mrs. Robert Albertson, 3293 Pirrin, Waterford, Michigan “Since our baby sictved I’ve hed a wash to s ainbost every day. - I appreciated our Gas Dryer before; but now I don’t think I could get along without it. I have my clothes dried as fast as they’re washed. Baby things always come out so soft and gentle to the skin.” cS Busy, new mothers like Mrs. Albertson deserve the convenience of an ‘Automatic Gas Clothes Dryer. It leaves more time to perform all those. a. new duties. 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VAtter 20 Years ) For a new i na thrilling experience in “Many Use This e Right eo . ¥ Ne Ki bof S ash 8 : cleaning call FE 49593 or visit one of | Have You Got a Gripe? ew Kin a es —_ B GEN EVA, N. a (UPA new Linoleum Rugs our convenient cash and. carry stores! ! Then Petition Congress sett poe on. $498 OF ca | : 4 in e by ie: . : # : es ae, * 5h : | ——_- WASHINGTON (AP) — Havelby petition Congress for veratiys New: 2ece Sean Sage ; henhatt | While It Lasts! ms ! wu Sa” "gg Pike. . "any ‘grievances? Petition. Con-jand hear and act on my’ griev- — i eae ct . MICA é : se ° 368 Auburn gre, eae The new vegetable, named “Red| guns = $560 - : — , if 430 Orchard The Constitution says the peo- i 7 * 2” represents more than 20 m 4 € Sq P ; oe . 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VETERAN APPROVED _, \elaimed the Air Tics hasbeen) 5. v4 sees Setgute ewan was| @% : : ee oe ie ‘ a ae ee ty 1959 ee es Sates 3 188. MONDA , citing what it called “State Lawmakers Back’ Tonight to Find--Way Out of Budget Crisis LANSING @® — Michigan law. makers will be under the gun f ee 5 : en é Sa, - € - 2 atone a Bint fess 22 si } zs } © * ¢ { “in ‘Detroit Attack : o Arraign Suspects | in Restaurant Holdup 7: Cones Smoking Camel “9f House-Trailer Fire | Starts n Drive Stale Sales Tax [2352 BUD NICHO “The Business Institut Phone, Write or Call at School — -_ fon 1859 Bellon f a Spring is for-a flowered—dress~ ~~ : duster lined to match! Starting at midday and far into the night, be in fesh- ee oun hl peed irate Color clustered © $ &-. Se ape OU’LL SAVE! ne eee an a eee “in, ae - Wool and cashmere clutch cost, A better wool coat | es we r ee your 8 *: @ antl 3 9 RENNEY'S MIRACLE h > and Mirac "Shop Penney’s! Best way | to sdve smartly this Easter! 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PHILCO Dealer \on jet no ond: to its usefulness. : , : Ps } | oo a ahi 8 ie Re ss SS paeestet Se ee i peu __ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY i COLOR WEDNESDAY CHANNEL 4 dy w: Huron St. ‘a ~ ELECTRIC COMI ANY - e < 4 : . F - ‘, ~ é é 4 # ‘ : ‘ie = t te a eid itt sealed alias lines Sins” “dil, = ic see sais, ice nln = sien is * ‘month: I ad- * bands and she isn’t even 40 I am not allowed to go'with ~ was right?" ‘grew up to be strong, husky, TOU vite yet. She had a boy friend for boys of a different religion and | ERNIE talkative . active in woe to do thesarne * everything. One pays her rent. DEAR ERNIE: - ¥. i contrast in the two boys, and the uses, Her pered her house (material and ° Shauld even start to like him.” + apd by the way, a slap in father’s preference aie aes we have labor) ‘and. she. bragged: that. ==» PUZZLED "+ ded mates is no thore_accept- , One, gives substance enough in | all she had to him. was DEAR PUZZLED; If you are able than. a slap in the ‘face Happy blues In_this, her first appearance on come to keep = lunch and a few .daughterly interested. ina boy there is between lovets; (These ar e—| appy ‘strike a high Sl nate. the stage, Jafiet Evans portrayed ug and it is je kisses. nothing wrong with asking him —_ lovers?) In our new Spring collection of Virginia, a surhmer resident at not honest to. ° She sees the rent-payer dur- what church he goes to, a Martinique shoes, Two from our wide _ ig Oe raerahers: of the cast, from the government when "oe driver; (she-cais. him pear AREY. My jite.and | PEARL. Sell heo-with-kind.- _ draped. sash across the fom the poems ae atest sai ee fe sg agar “I werit over to my° mother’s less and don't let your con- pump, with perfed col a. by Vic ‘Sthramee, Geoff God-fearing people and do not _— On i Doow cow house, ‘While we were there — science bother you. A cat has Both In soft calf. ‘Slender ierreman, Mary Shadley, Joan - want to-do-wrong. Please ad- < &t$ away. with it. Don’t-you qiiy ‘sister, ard ew faaace and nine lives : . ' 7 Wilson, Pat*Rahja, Hillis Sctibner vise us in your .column.”* think somebody ought to tell. 1 wite and I started a card : + « pale and Jay Hall. Between acts we heard Mrs. C. DEAR ._ GEORGE: George Widdifield say, “I think nothing dishonest in a they are doing wonderfully well.” ia j those guckers the score?” NEIGHBOR - DEAR NEIGHBOR« Don’t’ __Waste any sytipathy on the ‘we * ee Sey ee oe : é ee -8 wiih. MY Uae Ba Ber Cance a argument and he gs her face. I didn't rough him up, taper aanlperstt ta <1 woe] nclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope, we | SSS See ee ae a ee ee For a personal reply,. write $2295 and ‘$245 ~jago Cleopatra captured tony with an ing, wig but weed a More naive Pp Caesar. ‘This she achieved by cat ; many women in ‘the United States now are wearing: these as . |fashion accessories? More than five ~NEW WESTINGHOUSE ‘ecia RANGE KEEPS oy : NEWEST eae ae that Wright =: I~ MEAT HOT, JUICY, DONE TO YOUR TASTE! pews Order Now ° eo _ cusTOM BUILDS =}. | 3Speok at Meeting Picerd watson fe = 8 e : pa og be ees pee oe | 6 9 of Story League - tie, Many acteindiie oh shi. | even if dinner's delayed for hours! \ , le S ti in ho ou s e Pre-Easter : ONLY. Mrs.’ William J. iets, poset apd n nghee 7 | Delivery wine CHAIR, only ........... Grace Clark and Mrs. W. 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Pontiac Press Home Editor minutes at 350 degrees, Re- Someone tells. us about a move from oven, \ food and suggests ae = tat we tack down Tint ESET cry suns fl WESTINGHOUSE GIVES YOU EVEN MORE: a: Se bys oe was the case with today’s 1 teaspoon van 4 * Built-in Rotisserie jean ta in emer el i iteapoon ball powder ‘ ‘ Arend om «te Super Corox Unit | turned out to-be the cook we — j £uB Shredded coconut _ 4 sought. She is active in her . church and tn the Le of Add sugar to beaten eggs. | Stir in corn syrup and vanilla, { Add dry ingredients, mixing §| well. Stir in.coconut and nuts, “7 Pour. over bottom layer. Re- © | turn to oven’ and bake 25-40 minutes more, or until golden | brown, Cool and . cut into @) squares, ‘These cookies should have three layers when they are done, a en: FINAL cl Merchandise WOOL SKIRTS Reg. to 10.95 Ea ae ae iar ; é COTTOD coe eee ae spree’ 4 Pe. $]- FE 4-2521 enna a |seermsne “Ve OFF | ihriay Aso for ; : ee 7 ssa cde aeeees Jace cas : | Spring Fashions ; gy a ; poe . 2 “Charge Accounts Invited The “army” look “has re: a. = wee : ° ae - 4 placed the leggy look in spring a and shoulders are bared in \ Pee many dresses that have nar- i : row ribbon straps. g Sleeves, instead of: skirts, a] “are slit, from wrist to-shoulder , ‘ “| on long sleeves. Jumpers, are a . ; -- worn without sleeves for cock- - tails, and ‘suits’ have short: sleeves ranging. from five inch- .“es above the wrist to way ALL PERMANENTS | SRE ’ 3 P Q B Li - Fi : ed || | ee 7 etter Living For Everyone Bowl = OF Deroy |||) ° EAT BETTER ° SAVE MONEY = : = (h| | ° SAVE TIME ¢ HAVE MORE FUN. ie WINTER Avtomatio Defrostng i _ fresh food compartment * .Cold-Mist 4 eter ‘WITH || HAIR PROBLEMS” all) , venience level “oe echeBay” tluminum deo theives wi ive nts @ * antry’’ for . 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Wik t : Orpanize Purse Scrubbing Will Aid | Teenagers’ Skin ~ 155 Attend Meeting of First Baptist Mission Society right, are Mrs. Robert McKerricher, cochairman; Mrs. Fred Ziem and Mrs. |“ Wesley Newman. Sharon. Ann Pom- “| peian; -front.row, will Stone of the. sub-teen models. . L solosive nel Pontine Press Photo * ‘auxiliary, rhe ‘pei gives ald to veterans at Saginaw Hospital. Tickets for the affair may be obtained at the door or from any member. DEAF? or do you really suffer from hearing strain? knows exactly - when to. add the bleach: | FREE BOOKLET Whether or not you now , wear a hearing aid, you may... “suffer fromi hearing strain. In_conversation do you feel ~ Et Oat a: fea gee ‘Men eel finally ‘Wanting to give up and withdraw from family and friends? These are SERPRE ao yet T 4G, nye ; ae: A Lhihes A.new, FREE booklet ex- plains hearing strain and - what you can do about it. It will be mailed in a plain efivelope. Write for it to Box 35, Pontiac Press, Michigan. | "| ware surved by the Golden Circle) Class when the Women's Home and ‘|Foreign Missionary Society of '|Baptist Church. met for q dessert luncheon at the church. : A message was given by Mrs. Glen Crumley, missionary on fur- *llough from the Belgian Congo, and letters. from missionaries supported; Me ieee ete 50d ey Rea Sturman. Mrs, Ira Davis conducted the | song service at the Thursday meet: ing,. with Mrs. Stuart Davis ac- contpanying. Special music was presented by Mrs. Kyle Wilson, to Save Nerves Rummaging in the bottom of When washing woodwork, use a well-soaped toothbrush or -percolator brush to coax-soit-—~ from window frame corners ing. 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Mandon Group in Chetee The Faith Bible Class of the Mandon Lake Community Church!” @ will be in charge of the Tuesday evening program at the Pontiac Rescue Mission, Women of the class will serve dinner to memibers|_ of the mission following the serv-| WALLED LAKE—Election of of-) ficers will be the main order of be served by the sixth grade room mothers. . Walled take PTA to Vote, Poll fo Check Farm Plans The survey, which is made ‘an- subject to support on the same — | Wednesday Under the old acreage control program, corn grown on farms; LAKE ORION — The Rosary com with allotments. was Altar Society of St.. Joseph Cath-| supported at a higher rate than’ olic Church here conduct a}. that grown on noncomplying farms. polio clinic from 6 to 9 p.m Wednesday at St..Joseph Paro- chial School, 703 N. Lapeer Rd. JEAN Los MYRE - Mrs. Freda Myre of 700 Wood- land Dr., Lake Orion, announces ‘the engagement of: hes Gauge? Jean Lois to Army Specialist 3rd Class Howard L. Phelps Jr. He is the’son-of Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Phelps Sr. of 338 At- water St., Lake Orion. No wed- Se ee et vacst fated in Orion ‘ tameFs} Catholic Church Group : Sponsors Shots 6 to 9 Pig Rustlers * Ride in Hoitieo: - Farmer Finds and dragged to 34 Mile road where they were (aken away by car or truck, police said. -~ ‘erderman Salk Polio Clinic -GUTTED BY-BLAZE — A . loss of $200, 000. is wntgobied - Farmington Fire Chief Joseph DeVriendt as the result-of a flash | fire which swept through the National supermarket at 10-Mile and Orchard Lake roads Saturday evening, The store manager was © arrest the blaze which was still - * is Lun ub eee Cao cs Dae five area fire departments. It fook them better than an Ti “y emoldering tate ‘Sunday. aime ic ect Nikita Concedes ‘to U.S. Farmers Admits Americans hon Efficient Than Russians in Agriculture WASHINGTON w—Soviet Pre- mier Nikita Khrushchev concedes *|that American farmers are much more efficient than his own Rus- sian producers. ed.against polio thay attend this’ clinic.” Second shots will be given Apri | after ‘the third “inoculation, Mrs. Sutton said. |8.and the. third shot’Nov. 4, Boost-/1t gives co: 'er shots will~ be given’ one year’ Parents should accompany their children Wednesday in order to = a the roe waiver, she add- A copy of a speech he_made re- cently before a- Communist Party is being studied by the) ' congress ] Foreign Agricultural Service here, productivity of the Russian and/ American farmers, as” as, “iby the Soviets. ‘ - “In the Soviet Union," he said, “the expenditure of labor on state farms amounted to 6.8 times more and in collective farms Lakeville Woman’s Job — LAKEVILLE — Being postmas- about 300 is a full-time job for Mrs. Dan Haddrill, who is also a howse- wife, mother -and grandmother, Mrs. Haddrill, now 44, took over the job “for a few days” on April 8, 1940. Now, almost 19 years later, “When the former postmaster died in 1940, the postal inspector ‘came around and asked if I'd try the job,” Mrs, Haddrill re- called. “I was just out of the hospital and wasn't too enthusi- astic about the idea.” « Nevertheless, this charming, soft-spoken housewife left the warmth and comfort of her home to take over ber new duties in the empty building on Millmine. street which later housed Griffin's store. “I froze up there,”’ she said, ‘‘so I moved the office into‘-my home in what used to be the kitchen.” + * * Mrs, HaddriJl said that this ar- rangement also. had its disadvan- ‘Yages, People would be ing in or calling at any time of the day r night, and with two srijall boys, there would be toys on the floor and just general confusion most of tbe time, she said. ' ‘The solution to the situation came six years ago when the- ‘Haddrills built their new home. This proved to be the appropri- ate time to set up headquarters __for Mrs. Haddrill in a building 6t-+- . her own. ~ So Haddrill, an: excavatirig edn tractor, and -son, Bob. built the: one-room structure which now houses the Lakeville branch of the U.S. Post Office. It sits close to the highway in front of Haddrill home at 556 Lakeville Rd. Located just west of the inter- section of Rochester road, the i . vette g The postmaster sss _ public to the news but doesn't repeat it.) Mrs, Haddrill — Marion to: her’ many friends — said for a long! time she never had a substitute or took a day off. Now her mother, Mrs. Eber Baza, 65, takes over for her if she should fall ill or green asbestos shingle building is : a familiar. landmark to all who eh ae *° Truck drivers, who travel the route regularly, area residents on their ‘vay to work and sheriff's deputies all honk and wave when they see Mrs. Haddril] through her office window. The post office is a bee-hive of activity most of ee eh wi : le ing in, for their ma to oak posters advertising the) 5 ae upcoming church. supper or. the dance being sponsored by an area trust sériously and says she listens eves Viana annals: - Mrs, Dan Haddrill waves to a passing motorist before entering the one-room building which | houses the Lakevillé branch of the U. S. Post Office, Mrs. Haddrill ° has beer postmaster of this small Oakland County community for Sn ane r “Ig Full-Time Postmaster when shc wants to go on a shop- ping trip. a hour day, Mrs. Haddrill still has bookkeeping at Oxford. Area Com- munity High School. — “The post office bookkeeping system was all set ap when I took over, but TI wanted to learn’ more about it,” she said enthusi- astically. Her son Bob, now 23, is married! land lives in Oxford with his wife, | Gwen, and small daughter, Kim. Her younger son, Charles, is al- most 15. “It's a busy life, " Mrs. Haddrill ‘admits,”” but ohe I wouldn't trade for anything.” Even after she puts in an eight- tinfe to take an evening course in 16.3 times sere than fo 5 United States.” He said that in raising hogs, for example, tt took an average of 6.3 hours labor on U. S. farms and 43 103 hours on collective farms. He claimed a much more favorable Jeomparison in grain producing, laber to produce what one hour would produce in this country. The ratio was said to-be about 2-1 in milk production in favor of Ameri- can farmers. fF WASHINGTON -— U, S. wheat and flour for the Jast half of 1958 totaled 204 million bushels, 5:per cent more than exports dur- ing the comparable period:a year saying it took 1.8 hours of Russian) - . Two-Car Crash in Metamora f Panel Set Tonight by Commerce PTA WwW ALLED LAKE—A | cussion. | Know About Our Schools,” méeting tonight at 8 in the multi- purpese room of the school. ea BO The speakers will be Clifford H. Smart, schools; E, V. Ayres, principal the senior high school; John C. Clark,. treasurer of the Walled Lake Board of Education; and Mrs._.Charles Scully, president. of the Walled Lake PTA Council. Following the discussion there will be a question and. cuowey ie earlier. | Reporting this, the Agriculture | Department said major increases, in exports went to Brazil, India, Yugoslavia «and the United ne dom, But exports to Japan and Poland declined. * Scout Mothers Set Demonstration ers’ Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 23 will sponsor a cosmetic and food supplement denionstration at 7:30 p.m, tomorrow-in the Presbyterian Church hall here. The — is in- vited, A percentage of the a re- turns will go.toward local_scouting activities, Mrs. Anna Mae Golden, |to publicity chairman announced. Re- freshments will be served, The auxiliary’s next meeting will be held March 24 at the home of Mrs. Lenard-Spiegel-at-3053-Adams {to Rd. Exchange. Teacher to Speak at Romeo Peutine Pree Phbte. Ischool at Oxford. He w leducation in Engla: “ AUBURN HEIGHTS—The Moth-|. legal for authority to spread two mills over the/limit for the next five years p~schools;~ improve }-~~ ‘health and safety facilities, acquire Royal Oak Vote to Decide Tax $4 Million Beirig Sought for School Operation, Construction This Year - ROYAL OAK/— Resident voters here are going to the polls today to decide whether or not to pro- vide $4,000,009. for school operation and construction purposes during the year, } Superinéendent James C. Covert said today's vote will ask authority: ad tive mills above the bt for operating expenses . Also, he said, it asks ites'and for furnishing and equip- ing schools. mill is roughly equivalent 1 for each $1,000 of assessed United States: trom is own €x- the is a “for a few days” mn 12 Men, IT Woman Injured “lopposite side of the “road. No lL dis- “What Parents Should will be hours on Russian state farms a ithe topic at the Commerce PTA “|that local superintendent vf sheriff's deputies that his car skid- ded and hit Witt's head-on on the tickets were- issued. Crack in Cable Disrupts Area Phone Service i reeks i tes eeepc sheath caused a three-hour inter- ruption in long-distance telephone service yesterday in three Oakland * * * Van Dyke Miss” Gives Painting MSU Receives Canvas by Hungarian Artist _Befriended by Dad - | ROMEO.-- An oil ‘painting en- titled “Europe 1942” placed in the permanent art. col- lection ‘at Michigan State Uni- versity, its donor, Miss Ann L. has . been; tee 'g Nutzhorn, 76007 Van Dyke, re- ported today. . ow /vhe canvas was éne of many by Long distance lines to 4,726 tele: service between 1:30 and 4730 p.m. Water seeping into thé sheath— ‘Tecated under Elizabéth Lake. blamed for of service, Storm, mian- ager of the Michigan Bell Tele- phone Co. = a today. : Storm said that the: manhole there was full of water, but added local telephone service, was hardly ° affected. Michigan ‘Bell mobile yhits handled the emer- gency during the interruptign and was resumed in three change in Milford were gut of ‘road at the- railroad /track was |‘ artist when he arrived De- troit after fleeing from his homeland during World War I. WATERORD — Doris. Stauffer and Sid Hall were married in an afternoon: ceremony Satiirday~ at the Dixie Baptist Church here. The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Vanaman, pastor. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stauffer of 4296 Marcus 8t. here. The bridegroom is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Wayne B, Hall of 3062 Whitficid Dr., Wa- terford Township. For her wedding the bride chose a ballerina-length gown of chan- tillylace, featuring a bateau neck- line, fitted bodice and a. full skirt with a taffeta bow, kt & kk Her fingertip-length veil of silk tiara of tiny pearls, She wore a matching pearl necklace and car- ried a colonial bouquet of white carnations and pink roses with | Paul - S. itlusion was héld in place by a — Doris Stautter, Sid Hal ‘Married in Waterford ai siD HALL loops of white stramers. re vot honor duties were performed by the bride’s sister, Mrs, Richard Campbell of Dray- | ton Plains, Bridesmalds were Kathy Haynes of Waterford and ee ee ee * Probe tor Cause of Liner-Tanker. i Collision Sunday Town ant tee couse cb ac collision. the American dense” ata miles southeast of Ambrose Light. Wrenn is. only mildly ‘radio active before fission. NEW YORK (AP)—Coast Guard to ” {liner Constitution and the Nor- waite ‘wegian oif tanker Jalanta. hoe i ss ‘The bow of ‘the tanker was ‘Thelp*after the collision unday out:| pig side New “York harbor. The . accident occurred in. @ fog, shortly before 11 a.m, of the sea lav¢s five sip F (am eed Grece Stared repay his. benefactor for his kind- ness &nd. support during his first year or so-in this country, Miss Nutzhorn said. De Erdiey -has| In Ear bea Waon'se since become a painter of inter) Bigck Balls Denoted 2§237 7288 Fe tf cal i i i i! § Hi sf - Has Fine Year - as Prep Coach — all-around sports ‘§ ae 5 J 4 pee Ir in PE: 4 ® LE A 2 The world-famous Budweisers, who have an average over 1,100, are’ headed by the great EgeE i 23 i F for 9th Time: Shue and ~ McHMiillon ‘Hot; Syracuse Scores “gave the Pistons The victory their l — ght; Dossthe Wines Thay “be ve @/ The Pistons put away the game son and daughter. eatly by running up a 46-34 lead Ls and coasting the rest of the way. Buds Go Affer (os: some sme 1p ve , 3 ene of his best performances of ae the year, dumping in 14 points bs . AZ and adding a season-high 15 sé Pfeiffer Mark. |=="““°“"“" =" rene Thirteen is the “lucky number” j for Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks if he is to set a new Na- 3 21 3y 30—-117 SQUAW VALLEY, Calif, #—Fin- record 1500. meter. skating victory a td arr 7 ‘ [ 5 Aa 10,000 meter Dlympic Favorite: | fiying-V jumping style. His long | crass | ) ~ 8 8 ican to master their jumping style, 0 p.m, ‘finished a close second. to Karkinen' C's TH Uakeciae Is A e ; | dn’ the 80-meter jumps. Norway's Knut Johannesen, won his second skating, crown..with a 16: 42.7 time in 10,000 meters, Record 140, Hawks Win! | “WAITING AMBULANCE — An ambulance ' stands outside the wrecked arena at Listowel; - Ontario, where the roof collapsed during a Satur- their recreational directors were killed and 19 others injured. Rescuers are shown at the right day morning hockey practice, Seven boys and — By The Associated Press. The main event, Michigan State’s Big Ten title-clinching victory, is basketball history today as a half- dozen other. teams plunge into the up spot: The powerful Spartans, now ranked No. 8 in the national -As- ‘sociated Press poll, won like true champions. MSU defeated defend- nh apmee coed engin paded ered Michigan 106.83 .m Colum- bus; and Purdue dumped Min- Resota 67-55 in Lafayette. This left Northwestern, Iowa and Purdue with 66 records, a half- game behind Illinois’ 7-5. Ohio State dy Anderson’s five was a trip to the. from Hoosier coach Branch Mc- Cracken, . Class B Tonight at PNH Johnny Green and Bob Ander- egg each had 20 points for MSU. Three games will be played to- ing -elty title, t Madison— Oliver Buick, 7 p.m.; & Country, 6: Club, Royals Shaw's Karkinen wext tri- meter race Saturday and finished. Ott!’ the combined skating champion- Ter & T&c Oise ikings : m. NAL OFTY STANDINGS Clase A p.m, (City Cagers Start Playo night for their 3rd straight Class A |. |. Four teams are entered in each ve. Weld- ve. Boys night. Illinois is at Michigan, Ohio State visits Minnesota and: Michi- gan State entertains Wisconsin. BIG TEN STANDINGS Michigan State 10 necnetitirs Welden’ i 1f|Purdue Wt dud » 3 : z Meare tta86g = . \ AP Wirephote , BPEEDING TO RECORD — Finland's skating teletype opera- tor, Juhani Jarvinen, nears the finish line to set a new 1,500 meter es | world skating record In the International speed skating competition : i Sunday at Squaw Valley, Calif. His time was 2 minutes, 6.3 sec- ® 1 onds. The old mark\was 2:08,6. j ee Saks _ } fired his AP Wirephote “| Way PA |j 48 iAfter Howe Tally Bathgate Scores 33rd |:Goal Tying Ranger | Record 4 CHICAGO” {UPI)—Gordie Howe h goal of the season last night to ‘save the Detroit Red | Wings from a shutout as the Chi- cago Black Hawks downed the The victory, first in four games with Detroit, stretched Chicago's game in the fourth minute of the opening period. Ron Murphy got his 17th goal of the season .32 seconds later to tie the score. ‘The clubs went into the -middle period at a 1-1 deadlock after Terry Sawchuk had to stop a bombardment of 20 shots for Detroit compared to only two for Chicago goalie Glen Hall. ' Rookie Earl Balfour fooled Saw- chuk from about five feet for Chicago’s second tally at 14:16 of the second period. The ‘Hawks were a man short at the time. The Hawks broke up a Detroit scoring threat and Ed Litzenberg- er passed to Ted Lindsay, Maple Leafs. Andy’s lone tally also enabled him to equal a club record for.most goals scored in a single season. Bill Cook scored 33 in 44 games back in 1927 and reached ‘Spike’ Briggs. * Ni The Li 4 committee. of the football \club. Howe gst the first geal of the | ws ; BATON ROUGE uw — Husky Jay held a four-stroke edge under-par. 70. year-old San Marcos, Calif. pro- fessional, who marked. up a two-| ay But on the final round, while the: top men ran into trouble, Johnson : Z iy rs : ere ae Pao 8. . ; . ' ‘ se League, cy Pony a on a ta bale ee eee ; = : ility-man Dave , a Play resumes Friday. ij Whi a ae hitter for. the’last place Phils, is| Because of sccpaoge lei RE TIT leet deen en Me IAN Sst: tliat ei ig iia ave ad car iat ae sn nee feat : ~ecesepeon Skaters Falter = va tar ues wees agers Defeat | a | wood Inn in Berkley. The Titans| 3 | —_ meg oo, roc a ag . iB : di 3 t Chi 31 vows "Cinei Buddies at Chicago, 3-1 Former Chiet - “weight Osborne is carrying, Last. spring he came in at 220, * + y en | At Charleston in the American ‘As sociation he hit, 287 and 97 runs batted in, with 19 homers includ- éd, among his hits, . { There is a definite absence of power hitters in the Detroit farm ization and Osborne is con- Lions Promote |% Briggs has gone up, in re in} * Oni siete : + the election of the former Detroit! § Tigers’ president*to the executive ETROIT Waiter 0. (Spike)| james one Central Michigan 71, W Hilledale 72. Adrian 66 Pyguesne Detroit 58 Briggs fas been a Lions’ director Mawctyh wee bine i'n) gay ommittee. over-| Mighigen 2, Orie siate 30 sees ‘operation of Detroit's fran- ‘ Tech 2 chise in the National Football| Michigan 6 Minsecota ; | League: a Tilinols 64, Michigan State @ = | , ' 3 4 P : \ hi ee Re fe Ne : = organ ‘sidered one of the longer clubbers, é wretts pie abe Michiean West, Tilinots 10 Mit ye Ghio Atate 3 yewtern hlchign dy; Gnicago &"® LJ ] - Wayne State of extern, Rererve & Track ; Basiorti_ Michigan 4, Bowling Groen {Onio) . Detroit 99% eet West Michigan #0, Central Michigan 15 Michigan 00%, Purtiie 30%, Bast York k Clab 14, Wayne @tate _ tOnt) ares 4. Toronto 2 Fencing Petre 11, Indiang 10 Mle Btete.1 Btate 14, te 23, We 6 Sta , Michigan State 10 | Best-of-show was Ch. Holly Tree High Noon, *14-months-old black icocker spaniel, owned by Mrs. Jessie Logan, Wilmington, Del. Only state group winner was Ch Uncus of Longworth’ ( @ you hove ne fire In enchenga, 064 $3.00 per tire. ‘ee ee ey ct cay Pri. sYear Mark For the Chiéts of Art Van Ryzin Beggers © (forfeit) . Rods M, darts 18 16 * (overtime) Shrine, SATURDAY -— Winners meet, 8. F At Fen . Fook 2) Darna vs. E 1:30;. Pen- SATURDAY — Friday night winners, -*- -OLass~-e At Pentiae Cen Oak 8t./ ATURDAY /— Thursday night win-| ners, 7:30. , Capaé, 7: 8 tine . City ——— Capac Armada vs. THURSD. winner vs. hy winner vs. Imlay City, 8:2 ATURDAY — Thursday ages win- ners, 7:30. altimore try y, 1: Memphis- eart aan: v8. Marine City WEDITESDAY — Troy vs. Royal Oak Pe aa ao ate nes maaan | AY — Romeo a Clawson, 8:) «| AUTO WASH ten i SATURDAY | _ - Thursday night win- ners, 7. With This Senet Mon., Tues., Wed. and -Thurs. $1.50 \ PALACE Reguler Price __92 BALDWIN ~ Donald USE YOUR CRED'T m ae MARKET ’™'|° | nklin = &. Ww. r Blessow, vrei if). TIRE CO. | 77 W. Huron St. Wes saneppines / "FE 8-0424-— Bie come ad sagt RN Cincinnatt 49 i Be Yes, you get @ “roya 1 weleome” at BE ant cas off: piled-u ENEFIGIAL fo ‘for "a Bill Cle Clean-Up La one month Vy payment instead more cash left over each month 1-2-3 to call up. . . come Nyse Phone or come in sav miffed Furniture 7 WEST: LAWRENCE sphere, 2nd Fleor, _ OPEN EVENINGS BY ieee hoe in eg So 5 1950. , RENEFICIAL, FINANCE CQ, yy ee Besar re +s sichic = = Ebony} ' Hachenics. . “Sq Electronic Equipment Used. Factory Trained T FAST, £ MUFFLER SERVICE a * ” GUARANTEED BRAKE RELINING it was Valley crown No. 2 in a}the MEN: WANTED) But beyond ihat, it gave them To Train for High Selary Position in Electronics, ls ig a ee rine he Soereen we gee That anual “March madness” |e traibed Saginaw 166 tact] —iraly« remertabl feat ina tnformetion. Ne bligates wo 25660 settles upon the ‘state of Michigan|Friday night to earn sole’ posses- league as tough as the Saginaw. 2 for the next three weeks with the! sion of the Saginaw Valley Conter-| Valley. Electronics Institute i eg mt Se oe | jarrival ofthe high school basket- Horeen Volare soonest = ¢tamorrow at mimeros| pleted & most enviable thre year! unbeaten io 10 Jop games. Last ie case . aeeeees + Pee incis ses Ceeeaia tie Sate 8 A p ae seer ee Peet a $4 soetts : . and a season cuuniee vile —< Odes ‘Wiha 9, wid cei od vea Valley ha me J ae: a] lacleides Rebuilding. Intelledon, Leber, cfd Lubricant skater from Ozorie Park, N.°Y., congratulates David Jenkins, met of , iB. ~ Saginaw nie ctemael DYNAFLOW | “HYDRAMATIG =—sosd Colorado Springs, last night just after his brilliant skating perform- a trecord, and hiked his season's total 2 ‘48 to ‘52. ....>..$ 15° 48 to 30 vaweltes See | ance that clinched the world title for him for the 3rd consecutive Poutiac Central's: Duke sak Jes Deair bs ers - West 277 in 15. games for an 18.4 av- "53 iil hie bouben dak ae 51 ay seas wees $10 year. The two champs are pictured here as they posed for photo- , Petion, Kestral ate Rebrin ll, ‘aod Jobn| @*8%s #180 & school mark. et. 6 au dee vee ieee "52 to ‘54 seesees $80 | oe by newsmen at the: Broadmoor ‘Ice Mike Cosgrove of Walled oni al “Cory_ ak monet Rick! Both records were previously . Saat Eke wisp epee on 6, 4 Palace ae out Waterford’s Dave Place. ‘ : é Sherman for the 112-pound Initer-|Sherman, Dan Morgan, Mike Hub-| Wat 0 Gis Musas Mex ond if POWEN GLIDE _| Ford & Merc-O-Matic title in the anrual league|bell and Bob Akerly 3rds for! eas of twe Skate, q A ee .-$70 é , held last weekend: —=—| Waterford. — ee 153 ond 54 ‘53 ond’’54 . ...§80 La a) Up 2nd behind| ‘The summaryy > Munson accomplished these'feats§ ze ™S ze7 "°°" ** PESACS Seamed pei x 3 amma T Tint ae 43) ~decisioned Jack desnite the fact that he gat™ cutie” Bee oe Pet rr ele Ae = dan Bay City Central "its Gary Totvonon (B) detested Den} the ist quarter “in nearly every) i | Won l ad points. PCH edged “out isco five won over Dave shay.}Qame during the Tegular season. Central which had 52 the , lam sale ary omen’s ed ers Pontiac showing yet in: the|Pesmm @)..™ *** 7") he Chiets, who swing into Class Northern and Bay City each}, jz "ry White (B) pinned Jack! A district tournament action this Pontiac keglers held most of the; men moved into the top group in Lee sy Walt) Currier “(B) downed’ Jim|Saturday ‘at Southfield, will be hon-| carly leads-today following the 1st|doubles actual competition et the Lake and Waterford SeJerry Cassell CF) dactsioned Bob] Wane ja y at 12 noun in the Tanta an osama, Nancy, Joan and) state men's event at Detroit. p good individual show. \itse"pan Olgham , 0) pinned Chee ) noon in the Ho being held at Montcalm Centre. | 50° pers i cme inthe IL moet st Farmington, [pittchit opawish @) whipped Dea} PCH players and caach Van Ry-| F BETTER DEAL 59 At the same time, more local paige ap daa Acorn Berkley took honors there with | 1#—Den Ressler (P) detented Rea] Srsenition af Gate Volley ake in ora on Dodge | team play, Geraldine Payne and 106 points, the host Falcons had-|'iry_i' rlerence cB) pinned Tedéy.|pionship at the Lions’ weekly Dodge, Plymouth, Chives, tenperil; Dodge wearer | Lois Tapley combined for 1231 is Se ye Fewest (FP) downed | luncheon. 1001 MAIN ST. . ROCHESTER . Pe Bote LE Poe tn fs ol create atten!’ vite 1, Waterford 37 and eS PRES TE wit Bt +s SX. E1584 completing ‘the Pontiac .* 2 f°: LOOK: TQ". If trent-runners. lyea, the Central captain, had ctaiespe seas ctevenscan Ts adds E an overtime period to : | Singles star of the opening two in reAching the finals. 7 days was Oxford's Betty Givens MARKET _ | with « 000 handicap total featured py he caslly, Seiad Bob Clarid : by the best actual series of 570. Be pany City ES Sn posting “s Oak pin, TIRE CO. | «+ i + * | Fran ‘McCallum of Drayton|minenm 1: Ost Pere Jerrell Reid and’Glerin Sherman tttseeecersreeceesseseeeee EPlaing has rolled the top actual| THURSDAY — Hazel Park vs. Werren.| on the other Chief final game thus far with 228 and her|t; Mihland Park-RO Kimball winner/Were ists. Reid vs. Ferndale, 8:30. got pinned while trying for a take-] handicap made it 267 matching) | FRIDAY = Van Be Birmingham down uidie Sharman pe Stella Grapp of Pontiac. __ | SATURDAY — “Hacel " Park-Warren as verdict. ‘Six Pontiac boys had]: ona: oh apes sommiaiog os Ob vaomaney eae Late Peatisc Central was led i same mats gegen ig mene Wiehe Huron vs. Mt. the-tournament in 1960. | | Pontiac now holds the ist three STRURBDAT A — Bast Dette 8. Detroit colle. ibe tls ead sk viel places in doubles actual at the| FRIDAY — Fort HuromMt. Clemensitrouble following three victories in Pees sate where play continaes eta astin winner "Ys. Resevill;|the ist five bouts. The Bears won|. hauienees — * - "SATURDAY — Bast Detroit-DeLaSalle ae ee ree oe T : oe and . op | = Grosse Pointe, 8:30. ee two. : : At Pontise Cent: oF Si Ov te Pe Cohan oe ae oars, les, evaded the 1 | z mart B AY — Wednesday night winner®, all individual Augie Conte and Bill Bull rolied/¥: : received medals. Ribbons went to 8 es came DAT ~~ Bloomfield Hull ve_/all boys in the top four. | Ferndale X-Cel Industries) PRIDAY — " Bicomfield Hils-West Walled Lake had Bob Christian clinched the team atlocser Redford’ arr. Mary, ter Dewan ; : ae ry... ve. - feabarge ores ae ee anne wToRDAY a prieay- aight wiahers, SAVE 5Sl¢ —— by rolling a 2926. _ NEDNESDAY. —Brieh Sruaten ve,” South CLIP THIS:-COUPON ger of Kalamazoo took doubles} ..55. 5 SS ae Reina honors at 1230 and Irene Fought of SATURDAY — Winners meet, 7:30." fs: COUPON : ackson won the singles -title with Don Frazer Marshall Morse Associated With o oe Willard A, Guerber and, Associates Agency, Detroit ) MOST CARS - < 95 Willian’ Staff “John Eiteson, Stall Manasar : 12 indy ‘your friendly rote 332 ae ele se rt Bevie irri nel. Labor & Parts Prudential. A etsy. Herman Kunze - - Derwood Lemke Birmingham __ BONDED, HEAVY — SA ey en lI i Se ec ' G. Gerald Bird James King—Romeo DUTY SHOES = Gene W. Doolin Huber Wright 11—Clawson 1 Free Adjustment earnine ron George Cran,,. Staff Manager, AGENCIES OFFICE Royal Oak 1350 West. Huron St. Robert Eisele, Statt Néleae { Thomas Anderson Pontiac, Michigan Glenn Harding ate Carbonare ie oe a Pare Were Proctor ‘ ae lomer Allen— ste: Iter Swiatek C. €. MAISON, C. L. U. Charles Fitzpatrick—Rochester Earl Sieiner . acl Pollack ]. Brooke Bennett Our Wolverine a. “wai RE ne isa a tbs Bi eo a AE le pt 4 saath sich nal adtcaai a ee mk iy al te ee _ ANN PAGE BRAND E gE E Ht 4 5 5 g i a i vE ge MIX-OR nme / i Monte’ base: Sale eee vara! Del Monte Fruit Cocktail: woe ta a ‘Del Monte Tuna Chunks . oe | MIX OR ‘MATCH a ¢ “925-127 N N. So one : at the sag oe me Del Monte Beans. » @eees 16-02, CAM - aa FE 2-0 for. the use of ‘ : Del Monte Tomatoes - erat cos = Del Monte Corn. ....... 1S Del Monte Peas.'..... ©. . eterna etree - i oe Aap PRANK OR MATCH | / ON YOUR OWN TERMS | eee fe 2° i , ry Latest raficrite ference Besides this 3 piece group, a PEAS, FRENCH FRIED | POT AvOHs, PEAS ‘AND CARROT sp cur CORN, ; “| wo eit notte oa ney sau BROCCOLI, CAULIFLOWER, LEAF SPINACH “OR CHOPPED: “SPINACH a ee Open your account at METRO, No finance company. Pay . & little each week, or month, “4 METRO Parnltire Co. 88 South Saginaw at Auburn Open Tiitiy aot Meoduy “i 9 PI. (FE 2.0179 . AT REGULAR RETAIL oe. to” 7. "Prices effective through Tuesday, March ard - . THe GREAT ATIANTIC & PACIFIC TEA. COMPANY.) COME SEE... YOU'LL SAVE i P ey =} bis ; 5 é » ee eS - : é eee / : . Sal ; 253 all i i i a den la i A i i ai, intl te as ce, ke ee A a ee Na se a ee se es es Se ea . a SRR TRO RENAN ST ERT PIs sgoviion shoe tat sin uf be: atl te US. diplomatic | fafings in - “Fhe -winnirig- of- friends- ond: ineirtctoing. 4 . - Customer relationship ig. only secured by constant service plus o better wey Product. - ag GEE'S. courteous drivers deliver’ ‘elder bulking NEW * ;. MOBILHEAT to your home in modern metered trucks — no matter what the weother. We are proud of our . fi service and the ime we have made. ‘ rae ij - Call FE 5-8181 for on ) MONEY OOWN COAL USERS ATTENTIONT SAVE Order Your Coal in Load Lots os = -0f 2. Ton_or More and — ‘ Ge TOM: = Seve 50c a Ton! + 4 GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY ONLY .. . With. Coupon at Right and $3.00 Purchase or More ; : . ” Re PERE Ba a! Look Like ! | cae w = eet Peas : hee oe ts on | 2 : = ea? a = CGS..... a ™ Ws : illsbury_ Ci Glee ne: ee 00 - Cake Mix. pee Céin "Com 4 2 : ans . pl a gh oath 0 Date am c pees: cre Ee 8 : i ans nf c AEA Heinz 1 : Northern White or Colored 1 ; 17-02. me Tomato an | | | Toilet Tissue 1 1 Red Glo . “Gancheon Meat Tomatoes «Be Ne: 303 ae Hygrade’s — Corned Beef i saa oes oe i; gh LAST 2 DAYS. “GROUP NO..3 i fae $59.50 — donb ca SA + Ka ie set » oe By Here, only “a thin, at times al- ‘DIXIE DUGAN Lie) * » — ONER JAKE'S 37; © 1960 by HEA Services, inc. TM. OUT OUR WAY US, Pot. YOU DIDN'T KEEP HIM OUT VERY LONG/. a The West Berlin businessman means_it becatse he hopes and "believes the- United States will stand firm in the face of el _, -threats. The businessman feels all alone here, a professed capitalist 110 miles inside the Communist If the Communists come in, he feels himself a marked man. He /is committed, and so, regardless of \, BH \\\ \ AN \\ ~ proached it from a different angle. He reiterated frequently that he makes no. official statement | - SRwwuuams: 3-2: 1059 by NEA tee, TM. U.S, Pat, Off. - AIR CONDITIONING +> . . - A Servies, Ins, TM, Rog, U8, Pot - -NANGY 800 oer se oe ote ' By Ernie fushmiller 7| IRMA SOLD ME SOUNDS || OF COURSE, A | Hi 1} HER SKIS FOR LIKE A : ONLY A DIME REAL ae BARGAIN DONALD DUCK aU UNCA DONALD A MAN JUST | ALLED AND SAID YOU WON HE IRISH SWEEPSTAKES! AUNT FRITZI--- ¥ LIM A’ PRETTY SMART COOKIE =e _— ee ee aes 1 Rah ty : i Wai aig etn oaiiang iia asc Che ees wki te td | THE GIRLS . : Es You'll Find _ | | OPPORTUNITIES , £4 Every Day in the Pontioc , Press Want Ad Section Take pote of this ay Ap to solve ali your buying selling problems, . SS a To Place Your <—>.. WANT AD 4 ; DIAL FE 2-8181 GRANDMA a were oe a A Reo eer . . YEAH, t'D LOVE: bas ) er eee KIOS.. : Bheteniours “| ‘9 r 4q 3 ™ we \ ; a. EY : ’ R ots: ‘\ |“ certainly hope I'll’ be able to get’ you off my mind now.” : i ee “ty er ee ee, ea ee on % See z Se $ -_- ie tis . = a a ae eee Se Se EE Ve oo SS ee eee ee ee ee 15} leyden Ne ; $0 |: m and ite | TiS ne trail feorating trel Benge OPEN a — i spy eed , ‘available | - 148/than t of nt losses. ‘The| 2t ae w erctally available, wheel |Bedisnes. boiboure ecba:i' das.” : a poin sane ues - Wednesday. Both ek crmmamepery - Poot ot At the end of the first hour _wheat was unchanged to 46 lower ee OT ‘Located on:-Bouth. Telegraph — | Me higher, March old type contract|_ Poultry and Eggs |, Steels showed very litle change |" $1.16%; pats % to 4 higher, March parece S00HEES Electronics continued 0 advance Lob. Detreth, for Ne. “B6te; rye “te % lower,|_Dernorr,— starch 2—(AP) =~ Priees| Elec we ail Ye to iP tahty ve poultry se ea - oe en 1%: et over |i type Hi ; Hee at ‘ if | f ut a yal i 15,85; several nd 1800- —_ iE E renee eT) voee nn H oeaee 4 Ey tente onene ‘ ee ead 7 News in Brief Rummage Sale — B’ham, 115 & Woodward, March 4 & 5Sth., 7:20 a.m. to 6 pm. Benefit St. Joseph [Hospital Auxiliary, 08 sons: 7 e ae | 4 1868 cuitty to drunk Scaaae EH ty ta isoe/Stamp, Saturday. aseeeee peeee oeeee oreee veneer seneee eee S229 UR RUD aenve eaebe teeene * e908 i é 4 9 F HE “B)Probe ol pe,-.:,4@,{in $700,000 Fire weat A uron Bowl r ub Us Breet 2 ree Foviccsss G8 pany celebrates its 42nd year in at 1680 South Telegraph. ton of the brick-fronit. building contains 10,000 =2--Sfewart-Glenn fo ‘Open New agg Stewart - Gleen Furniture “Com- digs Lielghids wenlgst 3 secessories are features of the -|Pontiac with a new store located) ‘Telearents seed store a ster «accessories is dis- pe ves ates 2h tied Dantes fect since Bopeetnhet 281% ‘layed on open shelves. Many of the are imports. Both Early American. and con- Lean, Center Cut »PORK CHOPS Seeclea och Sikes Sntated.” iosenietes Wi ta Ue wth Sod styles are a new item in the store, Stewart-Glenn as eels PO temporary furniture-are being fea-'in the new merchandise, MONEY SAVER ‘fends an ae 5 ce E i For MON. -TUES.- WED. ‘MARCH 2, 3, 4 = _ stay. here ai Re ee But Cadillac Plant Shuns $26,000 Offer Town Bets Firm Can Stay CADILLAC tet $26,000 crcl gamble to keep this town’s B. F. Goodrich ~ ©o. plant in operation looked like a lost cause today. Goodrich President Clyde QO. DeLong. said at Akron, Ohio, the factory would have to pe inate Mag Joe) there was nothing else to be done, — ze iat daalieneet, win disturbed townspeople who afe trying to save the rubber plant, ‘ence the towns’ largest employer. PS cad seoliet Regret alt Rocker ect each lath-on ~ilamean ing amdeae aman ata profit. — “ would stand as a forfeit if make the grade finan- . The money “Closing of the plant would be a severe economic blow to this northwest Michi- gan industrial and tourist center. A community of 11,000 population, cadil- ’ “ : : { eee ee oe fe ee ea eae eee ee ee ee eee a ee a a lac alerady has 1,800 jobless, The Goodrich plant employs 200 of the 2,200 industrial workers in the town. At one time, During World War II, it employed 700. |__Last_year the Goodrich factory, which | makes rubber products for the auto indus- * try, reportedly lost more than $300,000. The gambling plan received enthusiastic support at Saturday’s rally in the high pligh school building. The local Chamber of Com- merce, city commission and United Rubber Workers Local 193 all backed the idea. Leaders of the drive indicated pride in the results. _ “We're not confident it will hold Goodrich,” said | Floyd _.J, - MeCarthy. “But the. turnout gives evi- dence of the Enel WET8's Sbe.way. frome dead.” Goodrich workers were hopeful. Said Mrs. Henry Ensign, a factory. inspec- tor with 12 years senjority on the. job: “It sounds real good to wae. We certainly can’t lose by trying.” ‘WONDERFUL EXAMPLE’ _ Don Gabrielson, a supervisor for 22 years, called it “wonderful” as an example of “community spirit” and said that this it-_ at SAS serve $0 Siting in. sc RE dustry. f q / i ie One “call on Jobless Bill . Williams, Utah Séaator Debate Measure to Put! Unemployed to Work he Isecure it. The by. Sen, Paul H, Douglas (D-11)), | sponser of the anés redevelopment’ , Small, Lean: Meaty "ARE rE RIBS : 2135 DIXIE HIGHW “at TELEGRAPH RD. Weekdays 9:00 A, M. to 9:00 P. M. Saturdays 8:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M. .. CLOSED SUNDAYS — Ro sens .OSED SUNDAYS at WILLIAMS TAKE : Oven Washo 9:00 aM, to 9:00 | P.M. ee ae nl esis 6 Se a Ae i (ee a ee, Bee : it f . ‘ Se GS duatak ete sg fw ; Mie eee { x ; em ES ree ae we. . ae ‘< Bee ee oe 5 ce i NDA ¥, MARCH S: 1950 “These Students y > ) Gerald M. Ginzel, z M ‘an Go Skiing ue + |vas struck by a car wile crossing Right on Campus P Early, dindey Crashes ‘ere: Will Have. Duluth Branch of tne Unter of ‘Toke 5 Lives; 3 Tots|to Correct Their Ways |e mn tne Unted Syater where] Die in Fire f. Sr wea age Tow RL, Pi pec iaomeade een ’, By The Associated Press |4pPointed: a four-man =“. # Se . Doe ane ot aioe a The skiarea isn’t Per atchiens highense wror|mechanics of municipal govern-| pete with Sun V a the weekend with three early Sun-|""5 he othér such resort, but it furnishes acdounting for five] committee mn ie ey ee ee oot Se era ar oe ay ee sel oe Sea Se a r p- ee ee i, bad as Aad Press wekend ‘| instrwctors say it's j fatality count started at 6 P-./Board Meeting Tonight: | ns om: 2 : | : fa A Friday and ended at midnight Sun- _ OMIGNT | ‘The ski area is mostly a student| Airport. ‘he airliner did skid into:a snowbank ioe s game : ‘place: The - day. _ jat Waterford Township project, although the schdol ~has| While landing ‘but the hangar entero the pichwre .|through rings set vertically from/Teardrops — Jack Young, Jim State police sald the heavy | avnough the Waterford Town-|nome eerens Sones when funds 7 2 the wall of an I-shaped court. The/Odie and Richard Douglas, 2nd total highway fatality count thus |ioday there is nothing of im-|: fas Victim of Theft Fined $50 Taken i in: Break- In ball which was a hit smaller then Somes Parten, 3nd place. “to 184 traffic deaths at thls time [Pr snes ON We “agenda, "aCCOrt/and “a: small chalet which they | CHESTERFIELD, England al Beeore gher last year. wc "joften use for parties. Later, a per-|(UPI)—Robert E. Archer reported on sot nana ee aks or teniBorgkir Ploch epoban’ , However zoning es, ah leeeael wenmlég emne wal’ be during a concert last week and Some $50 was siolen trom the|*ad mot use their hands a tee \_ William 7, Melntosh,. 57, of Cus-|proval of development plats, andinyitt along with a U.S, Coast and|"° ‘ef of his rifle to police,'staked off the stage, complaining|Eatmore Restaurant, 921 W. Huron). 0. andships ? *|Too Tight for Comfort \ fer; Martha M. Hickok, 22, of Wal-|construction bids will be received! Geodetic Survey seismograph sta-|“%° Promptly charged him with!in a loud voice that the wood-|St- some time last night, according) “1. nicholson uncovered one .of| ‘ \ halla, and Donna Jean Raspotnik,|for blacktopping two township ; -. being careless with firearms, Arch- ee to: Wateriord. Township police. =< |. . while Pepe SAN MATEO, Calif. (UPD—Po i \ wees tion. i : winds, and violins were not to-|~ the courts while excavating at &/ 1:0 reported the arrest of a prime \ 22, of: Fountain, died Sunday in ajroads at next Monday's meeting. er was fined $14. mieeas: Entrance to the one-story build-| note village of a little-known ted —_\ two-en: te a sion on U.S, 19 east of| oh aoe ra — ae ee “eae tripe im nonthorn Manian ee = Custer in Mason County, ~~ ‘Berlin has started a $20,000,000! Gettine arfed ~ : it rest room, a ess panei a TOM Wie Sale Of Wie. was killed Sunday when a car in| Technical, University, where engi-| PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD— rie Semanal Also jbox in the cigarette machine. /Pond in Vanishing Act | He was identified as David Pick- b she was riding went out of| neering personnel are trained. Ber-| A construction company today re-/ ee a | Yonpon_ (UPI)--Eight-y jens, 42, who was found firmly ~ ol-and “struck a bridge oe lin, with its seven universities end|ported the theft of an engineers'| MEMPHIS, Tena. tUPD—The|Princess Anne has been sick in| The National Automobile Club| IPSWICH, England (UPD—|wedged' in a hole in the market snent'e Detrolt. - numerous vocational and engineer-|transit from their curreat- project| Memphis ee eee er more accidents occur on|Farmer John Leeks-reported that|roof,.Scattered. about him were - ~~ *« &* “jing schools, is Germany's largest|— the new Palm Springs policelnewed the contract of conductor|eral days, Buckingham Palace "ee leon c OME ME Bees -duliah H. Herrera, 29, of Shelby, university city. = station. 5 Vineet We Rak today” hatimrniond It woh ‘the week. : ns ee eee = 4 o Death Notices _ | __ Im Memoriam: *- 2 _Help Wanted Male 6|_ Help Wanted Female 7|TIZZY - __* by Kate Osann Dresemaking, Telloring 16| Lost & Found _ |) | . . IN LOVING. MEMORY or OUR; ~ NEW MUSIC CO; OR WOMAN House- | —~/\|| - zie fee eg eae Si DRESSMAKING : TAILORING LOST: : Sovocm, tun eine. sours is} Satire pooeea OEE] IN PONTIAC [SBR aR BRE] yp i“ . aay testa rota | i & 1067. kes Me ee =: wigan aaa an “March 3. Pu: Joni teen Four Pic's were best; aeteephanie ose it A niet W Buren, Mr HI tS © Tea-ua an ee : Vie.- ister by Dewit c. 4 You were called from this world We train men to start full eal if ie 7 i Vine’ pemesd ee. phat noll _ OF part time, $8 foe | oe *lecnenn Tak ponies IF) 117. Please ACmRATE Seren Se Hobbies & Supplies 24A = i PAINT BY NUMBER BOLIN TAX ERICE ba RB ag free 1-10 i» Beat |. ha Pa ou ; rk Ces ” q Vis. TRA L MARTELLE. JoW: VoorhéesSiple "ta an eye ) beet ote St dont: Sie] FUNERAL HOME | Sootact” intetvlew work slong’ to: | eg Healy, Mrs. George ae. Ambulance Piane ot Motor Z oat ag selling ve] gpd Herold o unered rass ‘Cation ig ~ service will be held Wednesday be @ . at least a high from the tty-Beurley COATS __ Schoo! graquate & bave nerel Home. Cesar, Weies! FUNERAL HOME. | _selttés ub™as "9" Assis . 5 call Manley Puneral Home, OR 3-77 REAL ESTATE Birmingham. _ a Donelson-Jot Johns SALESMAN and Rey PUNER ROME. wustea ae ages tm sale ‘Sinnock ; | “penigned tor os of land | farms. Attractive seu. Cau Mr. Auey st PE tana =\Cometery Lots 8\' SALESMEN W ¥ person. WwW. ae poms © onavey TO es = dae DINNAN PE (377 _pateteecetptiatiag ie Serr a OR 3-5597 INCOME TAXES, ACCOUNTING | 57008, ng. 2015 Cass Pa ster, Road, | - INCOME-TAx, ‘DAYS 64 bs F spin INCOME TAX SERVICE na be sears neat Be Seat aia orcemnee| Eee ita one ia | : Td ——— oe | PUBEIC._ PE 2-s005. Mt. \Park Park, Cemetery Win Di- aston little as Vihite 60 ee ‘ os : ; Hae See. YS 44-0882. PP Z ait eet tas mee Investigate this” money maker. ” . . yous nome, Love ior itemize. a> = — A eo BRING : “Well, here's a . switch! It's for me!" Fae he , 4 j Your Childreg’ to y School | "t. Home service, modest fee, a3 The Pontiac Press © SE ARS and Worship “Service next Sun- _“ 8-1638 Eves. R. 1 . $07; Zeer Ret Better ond Youll! Work Wanted Female i Building Service 12 . # = > . ,/ . — dati” tial teetacintine itins nection ea . 8ER na FOR WANT ADS ROEBUCK Meng MY Grek oa met Mt, Gm.| 4-1 TRONINGS, HAVE, REFER. | COMPLETE RE MODELING. CON Ta 3g : - 9a 5 :00 ‘a.m ences 3-3588.| kitchens, attics recreation | INCOME TAX bg Fay T= Ate \ 2-8 = " rooms, free estimates. FHA terms ; : }. DIAL \FE 181 _ =as8 ~~ | WATFRESS WANTED |? WOMEY y Want WALL WASH. | TOCALL OR S478, Barer. Pm bart. From > am. tospm $)| ~~ & ae Sateh. 2S, YRS. Hs ime AUBURN RIGHTS, EXC. CHILD RIGH conn CERAMIC TILE Laundry Service 18 i \ "Ss PART In 7 : 4 . AN errors \qhowid 04, oe C «| Wires Fane ES IN Say WORK BABYSIFTING 6 PP 2 5 ae — 5 « pommnenanaginepse mgrgpanen — See oe ©. 1 shld Some, near extrones, t - mem “WALL iG AND FINIGH- | “service = service, Pontiag \ = - = : a = z . estimates. 86781 6 ¥ eibility for error aanet 4 | wit tsatn 3, noes appearing. HIE “Ome GR-WOMAN TO babysitting “Live in or, out, OR] PE fais: xin” oe. the gressive, young men f . Light hous care; — = ELECTRI 8sER PREE &ST. o insertion of the edvertion reratadfo er. aay at TMS chuaren PESO DAY WORK OR BABYSITTING, Cpectric. PE ssae. ty. Landscaping —18A/_ dered vabpetees \ ‘ihe nme ate ‘ _ WOMEN DO IRONINGS IN HOME. $2.50| for water ‘eaters, ranges and | 4-! TREE & RE- error, When ¢anc i= cable transportation. Part-time work, be your own FE 8-408, ‘ dryers, FE 5-831, R. B, Munto| ,™ oval. Pree estimates, OR — ee he gt s t enjoy m meetingod talking. bpes. Further tate Phone | ELDERL LADY W BABY. | _ Electric Co. 1060 W. Huron. 3-686 OR }-3329. Cea Eil aurber. i. 140i. ¢ or “hpuse-| GUARANTERD (ROOFS | — ALL | St A SERVICE RE we- L. given 1 e tas euscean ineckes 7 ; moe - | kinda, Est. 1918 Hugus_ Marsh moval and ming. Get our bid ogy ot 2 advancement on proof Help Wanted 8| FULL gg None, ER poet FE ¢trv3. | FE 2018, Fe | i Closing time for advertise of a ‘ manager, y xp., 5 OUR BID FIRST. nal __Moving & Trucking” 19 ments containing. sites , traning: Font have own oe References ba Rms., kitchena,.. attics, larger than agate «| All company benefits as you furnished. Write Pontiac. Press| rages, additions. Terms. All Fee ts, to gloet nese, the > ite! <1 : teed 1-/. Reduced Rates. ot fue i ne sroging. _business. al or | distance ie be “taf i" to ae = te Tues & Wed’ March 3 8 4 . ae + Peg a So008. < efter Turner. Waldron’ Hotel } a ir % me. s the fires insertion. | tac, Michigan. Z 1 Aalders : : LIQHT sap HEAVY ia CASH WANT ap saree Ty SER si rT a3 ih, GARAGE gg Boys ire 200 pounds oF | - Mansfield. FE $0751. . iys0N Wore. HOUSE RAMEN. _Trost end ioading, FE 2-0603. Lines 1-Day 3-Days \eDays shores — tively, safely — — age 3 —— dren, Day or 24 = care, FE - M Building Service. FE 2-7004 or Trucks to Rent 2 8 eam es business Pontiac area. Write Por.| Sxer iene re losing, Per, | _s-1400. Fan ee 5 3 150 2 | 480 tise Press Box 66 stating qualifi| Gatland. a MIMEOGRAPHING, NG, SEC. | PLASTERING NEW.AND REPAIR.| / trucks TRACTORS 2 13 48 18) 3 [aie YOUR Quy SORREO FOUR | setters seat ceaes pane | UTERINE fo REPIEN'AEGE.| cion Hokie eles sakes | FG | : 6; 6 eNEED PRAG.| * 7 ae ¥ ah es ccloraieaiee irae (EUS ER ER | MM en ea ips| eee tesa, Sgr | ee tar cee | Pater Soe OS (rh ett . BL Royal Oak Cemetery. the f o£ "$90 130 | 1196 or eal ag Ty KLEE | 138 Stren for entire family. Ear eee eet et “REDUCED PRICES. | Pontiac Farm and PE 20000 Seti ze 5 Pursiey_ er Home. Se ee eee 0% - 600 s 32 | mm Nationa: C ash ‘Reister- Go necasnary FREE pen oe Write Auburn Ave: Nurses Exe: e, Window cleaning, storms removed, Industrial Tractor. Co, Mogren anahe ae Se aRoatinae oh | Hamu. Hee pets, Mase | SUPE Mpeg i 6 bea: | Sesh a act S| one Sty RET Immediate age @4; beloved husband of Mrs. : \ panding major firm. A ompiete PRACTICAL woes AVAILABLE featglied. Dasemante chased. if Sunda Neen Baeere: Gear brethet of] — | rough traintie "be Eanpleyment Agencies 8A | PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. painted. Also commercial and res- ; Mrs. @ctor Aymes, Mrs. 8. Y. a aoe 9:30 to's ead ae eaannaante CADY WANTS ROUSRWORE_BK- oe he cel ens mtr OD L CARTAGE att fares, Mrs. loser Scottow and ae oe. gan Hoa ota bpm LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK. BA-| ice. No amateurs. Registered Com-/ toca) and jong distance moving. . 10! ] Mrs. Bemiss. Funeral serv- Box Replies | SMEN BOOKKEEPER bysitting, your home. FE 4-1259 pany. FE 4-5766. : : Phone FE §-6806 2 it So oe ice will be held Tuesday, March | TWO Si SAL FC. woman aged 25-35. 5 days. PART TIME R. @ SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING, ORWARTED ARTICLES BIGERD AR We Can Sell Your House, 3, at 7:30 Moe from the Huntoon At 10 a.m. today there To sell Imperial, Chrysier, Dodge, |- $5, -Midwest Emplo nent, 406 at. trplne ep, PBX. Ex-| sending and . Phone PE up free of charge, FE sed ; oat Now a — reg 4 4. =. . at the Pre Renault & care. High pay ttac State Bid §-0227. re 7 need. ai es a. insurance, | _ 5-0602. P tin 20 x A Bk fo 1T a Will pe pent to the |} office in the a i aft ave, ie gee togt gatitaah Artie | ROOF REPAIRS eee 6 eres a ad 3 Shelbyville, Ky. n60 8, Weodwara ve EVELYN EDWARDS © Dyve your root leak? Call us, al i i : evening ‘after the serr-| | boxes. mingham har 088 cou VIRGINIA FARRELL ADVANCED are us, also} isp CLASg DECORA PAINT. ice. Interm fa Sheinyvite, Ky. WANTED VOCATIONAL COUNSELING | hair stylist desires position. Gar nn song ay, sperienced toot: | "ing and wal FE 40258. cs © ap ‘. the | Huntoon -OUR NEW LOCATION - a LASS PAINTING AND DEC- Jo ae Lee gets Punerel Home, where Mr. Moore _ 3, 8, 7, 14, 17, 27, 8, Bare ne i Se ere 24% EAST HURON wasn Se veratiog,” Cash or terms, UL oa e ‘BROS. ae __ Will Me in state. a aanion || 3 3% 8, 86, BO, s SUITE - FE 4060 Le - zaverrn ‘ROOF WREPAIRS 220. : ‘ Money Wanted 286A REAL ESTATE ROGERS, MARCH 1, 1 a WANED — EXPERIENCED C13 Wied Taare USEWORE & LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. ‘OR 3 ; der! t. Sa OR F-1908 doee Hucoaire,, Brayton Piaas:| ft $4, 94 108, 108, 110. | “uate, sdfaster to service Pow OFFICE No children. 36 Belmonts cng SECA i ia POR a imam WANTED, $1300, WILL PAY 978) ie Hwy Biinop Rogers; dear father of R. A. McA TOwnsend 8-7881. me & gonecel office & answeT | WALL WASHING, NEAT. RESTA A "Blea es and boat well. UL 2.8404. Paper removed. FE ¢-0018 ‘| roll deduction. plan, if . Mrs. Janetta Owens, Mrs. Maxine | | 3 Wa FATHERS TO Give 2 Aged 26-35. E a Midwest | rant or day work, steady. ia PAINTING AND P. Write Pontiag Press Box 20. - - Mee" Opat Paxton, Mee, Vi rainis| .ttelp Wanted Male 6 sear, pee. Tem te And San aps ag FE oar pred Fess Tine _Busivess Services 13 | “hrason Thompson. PE 4-6364, || WA — See AT 6 : [EDIAT Daaieie "Marry, Glen. heneien — day and Wi Services SALES eeea' 5 a pee” uae WORE, ue MiP G . Ex-| Interest. Repayment to be made “Homer, ‘terms, farms, lake property sod (Jim)},. Charies, Norman, Curtis A-1 BUMPER AND PAIN’ Your Children; ou'll Be f ig ot MAK or FOUNTAIN PENS terior 10 pet we] a, for iy - with di part time perv ind {aonel Rogers; deat brother Perie 28 necessary. OLivg sia, Otter foe — set Your "Week en et ES ee owt, per. | Ft After 5. Fe a. "at our “Gsecral Printers | —© prantesd. ri ae Pal . Paul M. MJ eee of Mrs. Jennie McIntosh; ia : sonality & appearance. r Office : iia aoa 2) Seon . . PA a Est. mp BE he swam Us Ue At ihe ure Pree 1 Free sMgithodiat meet SR ioe banka pir. Building Service 12] ‘rence st Yate ve soe 20. years. experience. "Reswooabie. $100 mo, Prefer pvt. in ice be held Tuesday,| Outside job for fie on Bldg, FE §-0227. AL SAND & FOIE on poms. ** a RAND as DECORA RAD 7. W. ed yerge Apts. Farnished 33 . areas 3, at 2 pm. from the ts — i ee p- | Sunday _at : Z Floor Service. pvr a eee Free esti ing, Interior ‘and exterior, EM |. anted to Rent 29 . a Drayton Ptains, with, Rev. Rly 10 a.m 20 8. Help Wanted. Pemate 2 Instructions" die sates AND. NT | BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. 72, sTronaGe amen on - cal James Luther officiating. inter-|_ Telegraph, 3 nd . work, also B1og a of 3-042, |" wall, and* windows, Reasonable: PAINTING & DECORATING. IM | STOR Walled Lake Phanmeo tia ment in Ogkland Hills Memorial BOYS 14 TO 17 TO W APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPT. PIANO LESSONS MAJORS . IN 1 BASEMENTS PUT UNDER PE 21631. *- | mediate. service, PE oe 4 —Park Cemetery. ______| after senool and § rv. ed at 8. 8. Kresge Co, Miracle| Gospel Music. Also reguier Be-| neath home, aiso house & @CHIMNE} PAINTING, PAPERING & WAsH-| Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32). TALE 98, 1950 N W,,| day, Interview 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.| Mile tor foumtele help. Bee Mr.| Sinners Students FE 5-0067,___ moving. eel tine of mason- ad, K ing. Guar. Reasonable, FE 2-2312,, natn 37 Robertson Ct., Clarkston; a Michigan Unemployment na + al Bashaw, fountain VOICE LESSONS — MODERATE | _ty. elean, Television on Service 22 ACTION If! 65; beloved busband of Mrs a gation Comm, — : BEAUTY OPER oR TW FOL. rates, Com nt, experienced | 4-1 : Pula chitaneys ‘8, sve po nae Pi elev dit deri i Bye CASUALTY ADJUSTER | pivak coe xteatices | fase on Pes Sin | Rip a cee] orpoemon remy | fay ce ae tari pow rs. Buna ‘pak Puneral| CASUALTY ADJUSTER | Sinan co CED. | Fem __MA 42353 or OA 83272 rs. Pipes replaced. FE 6-1206 of FE 5-6300 “land contract, and ae vice will cbeld | Tuesday, Wanted, a man between 25-35, to| No Sundays olidays. Bir- : —~Ti DRY WAL PAINT ; Gas flues installed. Baskets made M, lithe odour we e Sal gl ihe vie rl, gm, from the| Work tn the Oakland County area. | min ham Gril. jie MN. Wood: . re fe,order, Emergency service. Es. JENN Pe ER APTER- WEEE Ree Willian lev ‘choot ‘or ‘cavaaity adjusting oom , eraenent Ave 8 per _ Work ee Bale 10 ANY oe jOUSE PLANS, ene ree tered company. FE | “noon a evening. call : ay fae : ev ae = — Riphards officiating. Interment in Sere a oe wt EXPER: GIRL Ay PA =O ee Sa, CS EM | fii CTR 7 MOTOR SERVICE Ri Upholstering re AVDA het Lakeview Cemetery. Misnarpes| Dloye benefits, profit sharing. and| 815" pack shirt | terion C sedate io. ees. peiring, ‘end rewinding. “318. | www nnn seme, _—anlary commens | Siitetell Gleewere, PIE. _25183 or : Le Ke Ae iso. ALL STATE INS. rnd *Orer 35. + Apoy 3 pam. #8 438 hte Cardot Thanks 1 he / WisH TO THANK ALL OF THE ee, , —. rings and. carts eee the flora 8 sot ym + cei pg salesman, lead preavement of my Seloved. wite A above $200 “ee Katie. wi Winters pa thanks| «4 : . page Webber, ‘ase igan’s, fas Sy *Peeet ra ons Gal PE aacoe ‘ee epar 12 a.m, Ask for . the the, pace de Phas A e ae ‘Winters, bag RENT IT F AS T|MaN through Rent Ads! Room,| house, apartment, any-. thing — Want Ads. give oa gels ION. Dial FE AVAILABLE FoR TRA AND NO OBLIGATION. ec Baie ) . iw 7104 8, Telegraph Ra. ms £ ' Y 1 CASH CUS a ae aS sip tant papers & OR sid” aii a he i i ile et ae ie ? 3 TERE PE tee ~2 FREE Le RN al ¢ AE Pa everything fy * eit. FE PE EME 27m &, bain | EW, 2 Ae hes OR Set HOLLYWOOD APTS 7 1 ROOM gure Fe at 167 Taylor Kd. Ask for 4 KERR, a oF tiie ote Elgin Fen a oA RE RN TY pas game ERWIN SLATER '53-55° North P: Parke St ~|Rent Houses Furnished 35 “WEST SIDE INDIAN VILLAGE . DUPLEX é conan, tad tie, hath, 00 witalh,, VASBINDER, INC. FE 5-8875 W. ST Sil IDE APTS. 5 ‘auto, heat, full. basement, 990 mo. 1 LOG CABIN GARAGE HOUSE, ogee . Ms bas 6 bedrooms, 3 baths — Other has. 2 large. x tiv room, neaulia roman sizt.s8 EXTRA CLEAN HOME STYLE meals, ie Matthews, | ears ROOM WITH BOARD OR ROOM. Gentleman preferred. 123 Second. "Aiddietsed omen, Walkme oe Walking dis- eae Se . Ret, i de- Convalescent Homes 38A HAVE VACANCY FOR M ent heath Gent eeret — rates. Glen Acres Wurding Hotel Rooms HOTEL AUBURIN "| DORRIS & 182 W. Huron .| “YOUR A SON REALTORS - BOY" is A Fered. by med by J. ©, Hayden, ‘Realtor. NEW MODEL at $0060 "on 7s toe F, Par Wood Co. Partridge , A BRICK RANCH FOR 4-1587. a omer AKE . Tri-level, 5x15 tt. uv seam a écr ton ith: ths, vee ae. ee! room. 'w sé] 3-Bedrgom Rucker. ‘| Lake. Privileges 3 bedroom b 4 Walk. to Werk oa $1,050 Down -_. ss| Sart as , ee oem, sano ment, 2.car garage. Imme- diate possession, call | “Bud” Ni -Nicholie,. Realtor Clemens St. ar Mrs. PE 5-1201- EM: 3-4200 : aving room, thermopane winkows, |. er box other del cures. A A lovely’ home, Let's “take es, House, Trailer; car -t Let's a. r wba ave you? * L LISTING VICE A STEAL FOR “This oat excel home has full water heater.’ eae Lin but some f % secre Onis ote. bes ce pe = ee wo. PE 4-6203, GEORGE R. bei a | | ies air off furnace on. li acres, Wixom. area, { Only $16,000, terms ginal AKE . i ranch 3. bedrooms, tile . eee 7S nee tis, aa = Smith- Wideman REAL ATE ne eres E rE ‘Kaste 413 HURON GooD OLDER - BEDROOM, IN i d - fereed air ol) furnace, base- -ment. On 2 acres. 300 ft. bi Mie, Can be used for business. Only $18,000, terms. Almost new excellent 2 bedroom Large rooms, terrific yn Es rms, Rent Office Space 41 DOWNTOWN ponriac’ - INDI-| vidual small offices or 2 com: “4 floors in. modern office bidg. both hav’ 6370 1 with 16 yo offices. Roy tors, 28 B. Hur- Annett, Inc. on St Fm 80068. NEW OPFICES— WEST SIDE. FE 2a. , | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 41A 800 Pr. GAS HEAT, Me Pon-Tel see Cis. Pes 000 oageare ment oe South Tele. graph. PE For Rent / Miscellaneous 42 3 bedrm.. suto ye carpeted enced ware” i FE before | "30 3m. and after 5:30 p.m, 8 eet Pontiac. —, AVON TWP os Beat . UL 23618, R RENT, IN-} FARAGES | ‘POR RENT. cat gh RE 4 fo aee FE. 5-1051. 1 ied £ i For cas Houses. 43 eee un - Bedroom HOMES} $100 DOWN. . Moves ee t. Oa EE Co ae b — Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 0 WHY PAY. RENT? | BUILT mt i LOADS or & OVENS . DAY 1:TO 1 ay ces i 8.2703 or Eves. Li “240. FOR CASH INA HURRY, sell things ype Classified Ads Zale. goes! Dial TE rearones | : MODEL OPEN an Bey la home with approz- | igete iisere of Innd, beauttally BY OWNER—$17,500 2 bedroom Piorida room i brick * off kitehen. Recreation room. Screen ema Many extras, | POR COLORED WILSON offer! wad fen heat 950 Ary Dede, ull Aer : LD AND SAVE REALTOR PARTRIpGE| BUILD AND SAVE OPEN TIL 9 direct to you sales a Nothing Down, ae aie ica TD Jo Bart pte ar see "|. 3350 FREMBES Tisne, gg surat. ‘Son Me | AMOCTEg 30 BERCED OR _ SoA Nvep g : COLORED‘CLIENTELE| 158 Fr. Livia poom. PLAST WALLS WITH DOWN. BALANCE ONLY ‘ONLY $150 2x38 sranteR ROME ~ LAKE PRIVI- we ICE $4900. /jatw WRIGHT, Realtor | Onroad Fi bg 1: 7 MULTIPLE LI’ O SERVICE | -- RANCH STYLE - 3-BEDROOM BRICK | LAKE. PRIVILEGES | Bae WILL L TAKE #75 | | Best Buys aaan ee screen There utility room, GI terms on TRADE-IN be accepted on this convert ~ ible 2.or..2. tedroom ra é Tt is newly’ and tastefully deco- |. Sptes. There is —_ “upkeep-tree brick home. -- SPECIAL ied ae for only al lot, This home has > wae Tl NM. Bagina 5-8165 | VALUES | Mi other exceiient Jistings, an Today a ae an P| CLARKSTON ah. a Only $1,500 down for odin Bae | 3 bed- | Custom residence or i ‘Teulsteg’ "tna ha Tt-is fully | mess by negusatia builders. is an| GI and ho’ =| Duplicate We are offering this 3 bedroom, MS®. Ter Only 500. Good 3 bedroom, I'% ho Sale Cars (ROCEBETEE: FORD omALan hea Lea GE, gy $975. OR 31972 or 57 GMC Tractor - 4 CYLINDER DIESEL - GMC : prety a ‘8 4 door sedan Bee a satay, Domenen, nee Jp to 36 “mmonths on balance, MANY MORE’TO CHOOSE FROM | Haeie Cho at ar "94 Buick ISTE {4 Buick 2-Dr. sa $5 ‘an radio; yw, ome OWner, car JACK’ COLE, INC. 1000 W. Maple st Pontine | Walled Lake MA t Wie ‘ies Clarkston Motor Sales DOWN, payments of fh 08 moc Cail t Credit at Harold Turn : Bright Spot" ~~ $1795 peut. rabies ter, tu-tone tan & ivory. Its a be oe ~ $1495 —4 Pad voramatiie, sey a - —_—— $1645 "5S ¢ CADILLAC 4 dr, “62 with Hydramatic radio, heater, power ring rs brakes, A beautiful on biw = rf Bis OAL perfect. ‘bags $3095 * beauty, ‘ST FORD 4 radio, Renter” owner and ce OL: “se” | FIESTA: ARAGON wt ser . ering 8 brakes radio, * hese back-up lites. Official’s ‘ca S15, ULES EDA DELIV. | ou Fone iony fe “puller "és a] TEROME | “Bright Spot” ant Ad number! automatic, |. buy it, Orchard Lake at Cass FE oe Open sill 10 “=| NORTH CHEVROLET CO. . Has the INTERNATIONAL LYEAR WARRANTY GIVEN FREE‘ WITH EVERY CAR 100%. >| Coverage; ; Ro exclusions. . es echenew 1 eats. ye: ts BANK: RATES Open 8:30 to 9 p.m, "ST PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan . ‘56 OLDSMOBILE Holiday 98 .91304 | . | '36 BUICK 3 Door Hardtop .. GLENN'S | .. Used CAR . SPECIALS «| : ‘6 BUICK 4 Door Sedan .... $127 "86 CHEVROLET 2 Door ... $10e0 ‘56 FORD Custom 2 Door . "M4 BUICK Super Hardtp:... "$4 PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan .. . $ 404 "$1 FORD Custom 2 Door ...,.$ 139 CHEVROLET % TON P-UP ..$ «4 |} GLENN'S MOTOR SALES © 952: WEST HURON © , Wilson Pontise-Cadilse 1350 N. ‘Woodward > Birmingham MI 4-1930} ar CADIELAG COUPE bE WELT iE VILLE. a FORD CHEV. LID new ti tires, excel. cond $350, otire Tal CHEVY 2 DR. FE 5-146 Cael price, « Be ay ® a = No cash beeded. “ales i. 9, gaa | Specialize | EVES = ‘The Chevy Lot. 631 OAKLAND AVE. wes! Over 75 |* “Used "OK + CHEVROLETS 2 |e cross From New Car Sales | ROGHESTER OL T8133 i i poms st)" ~~ ‘96 CHEVROLET Station Wag. $130¢| ” + $107 | amt "83 PLYMOUTH 4 Door sedan § 314/, 1 au EA FCS 300 US 300s from 1 $1195 BIRMINGHAM |§ ; ISTOM |e 8-8 095 Siren Sed oa $1395 .* Automatic, LINDER ..$ 695| wis. Bost _| SFA eriaratd nn 795| aie, sue ——— Fordomatic, ; r, white wall tires, | “Eddie Steele ‘SS PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan .. $ 994 | ‘56 FORD, 4 ‘Se. ad 2 DOOR HARDTOP ee ‘OWEN 5. SCHUTZ seene Assume Gree a GP one Se Pepa Hascla ‘Turner Ford. ; SPECIALS LECTION DAILY. THE Ee ET $. 2-DR. REALLY BRINGING THEM R&H Wil take car for equity, = or assume nen ‘ca0es. ~ ORY 4 i NC wi IN—HURRY! : WEEK, ‘Si F . yh oie gies = * = , er and signals. 40 _ Le oa ‘sar seman 8». . goes] fh One owner. Eamet Be mer | 1986 Ford, custom =D see 1: (hte-belgn- V8 with overdrive. Radio, heate BLACK 1964 CHEVROLET . Uke pew. Low mileage, | BLACK «..0--01...+-.. anes $ 505 | * o uerecrousrin Htop $1298 Commerce & Union Lk. EM 3-4155 1954 CENTURY Sparkling biack white paint, ° en | RARDTOP = BED:,......... § O08 ise wise ie re 'S6 FORD ...... $1395 1953 FORD ; pO 4. door ho gS ge FAIRLANE VictORiA.” A a CLUB -COUPE ... vooee 8 475 ag & afer washers a3 terior to match. Radio, heat- 73 te M.G.A oo er, ati -* geo! = SPOR’ Pewee erer eases eats . $2305 vr RAMB 1675 cal oe ag my ag sag 1861 OLDS : cyl., sts shift, arte wick Ga the ¢ edometer. SUPER “88°... 0. .cc..ee% ove 8 105 heater W-Walls. Beautiful red cok parece, COUPE — wee ite 1795 | ‘56 PLYMOUTH sport sub. 1345 | Wilson. Pontiac-Cadillac edi Seniincce” . Station wag wore ‘steering & NT Mi y . 1957. CHEVR we; rake: i rans. ; 1350 N. Woodward BEL AIR HARDTOP... $1605 | | fadio' & beater, W-Walls, Lugence Birmingham | MI4-1930 ine tke ; | See ae —_ NO RUST........ tineelwe eee $395 STOP! LOOK! SAVE! | - 1986 “7 . fag Fam door ... a heater We $2, PONTIAC Starchief fr se- HARDTOP “ ne $1095 alls. One owner; am miles. | vor gg bed ae hydramatic ; ; nice. Low mileage |..... ......- $1795 convent ark a : a ‘66 RAMBLER 4 door sedan 08 "St BONTIAC hardtop, f, BLACE PAR “771781085 | “Radio & ‘heater, ‘W.Walls peer ate sere Radio owner with _ i TMETER TCO—8 C radio and seit ‘white wall tires. | Creait "Mer Sr. Parks a MI|" some? Let us beip you adjust to ‘58. WAGONS S from $1995 You. wil find, ee te Eddie Steele | 15t CHEVY + DOOR | ans trcuanesron, ba? BIRMINGHAM healer. qiratah straight rt Sate se cleat >= lo R AMBLER— Z sufEBOO HARBOR - | perfect sm every respect, Be gure) 4-Dr. honnieie ; FE TE ot “PEOPLE'S ‘AU AUTO SALES ,OLDSMOBILE 2 . 66 §. WOODWARD s. EG 23-2351; 098 4Dr, ae. er . 61905 MI 6-3900 ee 28 wd brake, te be bel satin Boe Bunoco- Savion. a <7 moet me os cee : Pe ee 968 rir” fase Slee SET pice td ; “NO MONEY DOWN | - PAYLOR S “Eke area) wm | ce ECT” | Se, immaculate and _-OPEM EI 08. Hh Used Cars ||" LOW IN COST-HIGH - J Ft gy Se 2 door ete $ 695 Radio & heater, ba paint. O'- Drive. A sharp ¢ PONTIAC 4 a deluxe $ 595 4 on rfreramati radio & heat- re t iy leaca as ors saxm jy A-l. Best offer. : | gg ay Full power. “TAYLOR' S OLET-OLDSMOBILE S| MA‘ 4-1561 Walled Lake| ere | = ition ae | "1956 OLDSMOBILE | aa _FORD - & LY MOUTR chitewslis, ved ang white. Sharp Only $008, sail | down payment. TOM Bou Inc MU. 258 |Bham _ _MI 41930 PLYMOUTH * ; 1088 ‘$6 PUSH BUTTON. POW- FOUR DOOR a SPORT TONE, < DOOR. | GORDION FYE OWNER, OB. AND OTHER EXTRAS. ‘ os THE PR UBORS 5 & io, Pe AUBURN A on MAZUREK oye} | op Secale, Sen RADIO, "se. ew. dimen- EY DOWN hues td of Ey BE us a5 +7500 ea. "WOODWARD FF 8, BLVD. _ner Ford aes fs PE 4-0688 57 PLYMOUTH | ‘s1 ole tro gr nag = CONVERTIBLE "S6 Olds 98 Holiday sedan so oe, | Eee Waves $35 Per MO} HOUGHTEN & SON BRAID~ |~ne= — ag8 MN. ter OL 19764 MOTOR.SALES 4) SCroORY BEATER AbeO DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER | LUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. As ae wd se & reait r ‘Parka st dt _INGREI rity, of fe, ae the fesse Remember” Sis” wnes you ROADMASTER with full power ‘56 Buick 2 Dr. : ‘5S Buick 4Dr. . UP’ sepan with radio, 5 sigering” 8nd brakes ‘08 Buick 4 Dr. . Pen BARD, radio, pte brakes % ‘57 Buick 4 Dr. . with” radio, heater, rakes NEAT but not gaudy 56 Buick 4 Dr. . pa rt od ah HARDTOP, power steering and brakes, "57 Buick 2 Dr. . ADM. R, heater. Dynafiow, reel fic ‘97 Dodge ..... Custom, 2 ROYAL: SEDAN ~ THE PRICELESS. "57 Buick 2 Dr. ......... $2195 ‘56 Pontiac 2 Dr. ........$1095 piahen TONIGHT’S TV) MIGHLIGHrs 10:45 (7) News: Gordon, (9) sie 6:09 (7) Curtain Time. Comedy. |10:85 (7) Weather. - $:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. > (9) Popeye. 11:00 (7) Soupy’s On , (4) From these Roots. x - (4) News:: Williams. (9) News. (7) Who Do You Trust? S (2) Racket Squad. Reruns - @ News: Westerkamp. 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. — 6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot. (2) News: LeGolf. (4) Queen for a Day. 6:15 (4) Box Four. — 11:15 (9) Weather. - < (7) Bandstand. 6:26 (4) Sports. (4) Weather: Eliot. 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. a Weather. - (2) Weather, 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. @:90 (7) Comedy {cont.) 11:29 (9) Theater. Drama; Donald (4) County Fair. Farmer Alfalfa. Cartoons. | Woods, “As the Earth! — (9) sherwood Fo (4) Life of Riley. Comedy ee 6.00 (2) Jimmy Dear. uns. @ Sports. (4) (Color) George Pierrot. (2) News: LeGoft. : (9) Looney Tunes. 6:40 (2) News Analyst. Politica)/11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. 5:30 (2) Bandstand. , ie John Demp- Double - Feature: Drama,} . (7) Adventure Time. sey interprets news Katherine Hepburn, “A Wom-| - * . 6:45 (2) News: Edwards. an Rebels,” ('36).- Adven-| _ : es Suey 7:00 (7) Burns, Allen, Reruns ture: Geotge Raft, “Race Ph ili 777 (9) African Patrol. + Street.” (48), ‘ ] Ippines - 4) Death Valley. Circus rid n:a0 (1) Night Cour i at js kidnaped iter (cont.) D eo ae * A) Jack Paar Bob Hope, etain fs) be 1:38 oO Rangers. Outlaws 2 : Fimmy goachionent”’| © Nightwatch cot) - |SQVIEt Boats * oo ovie.| TUESDAY MORNING ass’ the es ce ” (42), 6:30 (4) Continental Gameroom. navy was ord bie — meas 44) Buckskin. Titled English- se (2) Meditations Soviet trawlers to a naval base ‘man town: “ (2 Og The Farm Front. today while authorities investigate ‘ (2) Name That Tune. . © [760 '(2) lege. _*|their appearance off Laon Island. 8:60 (7) Play of Weeks James . hesig » « Dunn, “I Want to Be a Star. = Show, ~ A Forei Setiea” spokesman (9) Movie. (cont). 7:30 ae Frolics.~. said the entice might take (# Restless Gun. Vint be.) « (7) B “ime ‘another day’ or so. The 100 or so Soviets aboard the trawlers were reported impatient about their de- tention. The visitors dropped anchor Fri- day at Dirique Inlet, on the north- west tip of Luzon, when one of * perty So Sereitioate zB » Pee ee tellers thicnsced Factories Busy on Formosa Isle Life. Goes On, Paying No Attention to ‘Gunfire on Quemoy » TAIPEI (UPI)—For all the geo- graphical closeness of war to this . capital ot Formeen, See ake the island's daily life. ©| loans for one_year and collect 3%! {There is groves concert mh ee the tee rt ot our . ‘ By FRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON (AP) — Uncle . ; LEE per cent interest or renew for ing off-again bombardment of |Quemoy. The countryside is fruit- the factories busy. — Steel production will be up from about 90,000 tons this year to 240,- 000 tons by 1960, when a new inte- *. ke kN ey viduals generally, except for spe- cific industries having to do with troop stpply and logistics such as food processing, ’ « * *t No one tries to hide the fact that Nationalist China's economy’ is dependent upon U.S. aid. More than a billion dollars, plus uncount- ed values in military ‘‘hardware,”’ have been granted the Nationalist Chinese since the outbreak of the Korean War. Industrial production, tiny by any U.S. standard, has nevertheless climbed to second place in the Orient (after Japan). ~~: Today's Radio Programs Ww, se) WOAR, (2190) WATR, CISTO) «= WRUN, (rea) WIRK, (1498) “oOo —particularly in the field” a yey Oe eg Ee wea. | Settee. | ORE om eee a aes aa oat ders anata ¢:00—WJR, News 2:00—WJR, Rt. to Ha = CREW. ‘News, Chase ie oe pons Sean kive Merge Wwe, News, eerie of “wotter.” He pleads with ma fews. Don McLeod | wsBK, stereo , 9:30—WJR, Jack Harris JBK, Reid. New Englanders to give up tell- iN News. Sports : [11:30—war btuste CKLW, News, M. Labbitt HPON Bob Lark ing about “packing their ka in Ha-vud Yad. ” ¢:36-—WIR. Dinner Date : R, Arthur _Godtrey | 2:80-—WJR, Helen Trent __| "The best. standard American,” he said, “is spoken by Sh fe on TUESDAY MORNING WaYD. Fe te AE ay WTR News sBaerr landed gentry of San Francisco and New York.” . a ews, t Wear Fares Pa "s Pa Party $:00—wJk, Voice of Agric.| WJBK. News, i But the unlanded gentry of Manhattan probably speak the| WPON ww, New Roberts . WPON Chuck Lewis | “irvgy Mating Seat Shirley worst American. ” 1 Wa oon aome CRLW” peso er cil ite CAL. Seve Dee | o Rees ‘a. Dixon, who stuttered as a boy. ("There's no excuse for stut=| CKLY Lewis Jt WOAR. News, Sheridan ; WIBK. Mcleod. (tering any more,” he says), runs a virtually free clinic in ads ‘ack eo WPON Early Bird ~ jt = * ouse ye eee 9 wow Ht ag: ar dition to giving private lessons to professionals. weak Gandletie et A ee ae Wome news News, [Davies #im9—win. Oom “Some Southerners have written me, claiming that nobody] wieK News, s Ceorge (ews, :) Woman down south ever says ‘Ah’ for I,” I mentioned. ree ah ta . ene W2Y2, Paul Winter Bae Kews’ Chase -| “They're wrong,” he said. “Of course they say ‘Ah.’.I is, WPON Tommie J. tame Wan, mewn, Musi 199—WaR, Time tor Muste] 4:00—WJR, Pa of Bands really a double sound: I—ee. But many Southerners never} t:en—Wan, ance ‘x’ andy | WAYS News Wolf. | CRLW. News’ Davice WW, News Deland 9 [pronounce the ee. i WW. Bet Your Lite WJBK, News, George i eel CKLW, News, phate, “Some of them also say ‘tinder’ for ‘tender’ and attintion' : 30— WIR, “News WEON Nene. Casey TUESDAY AFTERNOON weak News Nt Bonscrt «(for ‘attention,’” he . “You might point ‘out,” he added, | awd Nigh ine aS anne on “ Co k Yy wear. vedas ; ee ae 12:00— WIR, News, Wells that Southern dialect is ever heard among Cockneys. Youll Pe. “ite: Geeete “| "wy. ‘News. Wolf Wws, Neve Fant ret ‘ ‘may SS. ee dould.tell them that Cockneys are. sometimes heard saying ‘Ah ae Please | GBR: News Waeo eorne Way St short WPOW “Sports, MacKinnon |will not.’” . Wear: & News = g100— WJK, .B. Guest WJBK. cin eres 6i00— Way News “Ah will not!” Ah reto’ted defhuntly. sawn onietre |, Meh pertg| SPOR Rew laws | PO Mir msan kok od CWO Nite i ea WON, N News| Beorme’ ‘sree Ous Musto! CRLW. Sports, Chase” EARL’S PEARLS: Childhood is that wonderful time wien all} wie Jack, Bellboy whe CKLW. News, Davies WCAR, News, Fe ed Ernie vou need to do to lose weight is bathe.—Kim MeGinnis, ae St aa Ny ‘etre tot se igen WISH I'D SAID THAT: “One and éne make two—but the| SEW, Ron | | ee, Bere, Core cc 8 me, Mone eee way. Bee are nowadays, that’s not enough.” =feay Pettita| Denton! $100 WIR, Hews, Mes. Page ; Hews, Cue ornate berreaeet “ three years and get 4 per cent. | Historically, these interest rates rE Finds ‘a vantcns Shy From Federal Bonds. Treasury Hits ‘Snags in Canying Debt iterate Vote From Pictures In India ‘and Ethiopia Southern Accent May Engulf Whole Universe’ By EARL WILSON NEW YORK—Don’t listen now, you-all . southern accents are now spoken by people in, Detrolt, some of whom were born in Europe. . Carried north by southerners who work in Michigan factories, the musical dialect of ' Dixie will probably be common some day eyen in Alaska. So says New York speech specialist “ Alfred Dixon who tutors Broadway and Hollywood stars from Greer Garson to Charles Boyer te Rosalind Russell — who _ even taught Julie Andrews the Cockney she used in “My Fair Lady.” Visiting home folks in Detroit recently, he was astonished to find his own brother WILSON mouthing honeysuckle-shaped—tones—of- “Gegrgia, Mississippi and Alabama. ! * dX & “I shouldn’t have been surpriséd, for southern dialect is ‘easily picked up—and hard to discard,”.Dixon told me. “Joseph Cotten, who’s my buddy, is from Virginia. I have to whip his voice into shape when he does a a Beene ey show. “He says he has no southern accent,” laughed Dixon. “All the same,.we were walking down Broadway one day ‘when he said, ‘I’m going to buy me a pank shirt.’ Pank, not pink. And sometimes he forgets him-_ self and says ‘everythang’ ' for everything.” - Television has created a de- nam for “a standard Ameri-, Peasants refused to vote SiR ii iF | ‘with Gower E graphic ‘Society. 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