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Seto Spore — = = = los Cale Teamster Head, | Lrate Listeners |ayc’starest
Seize Records | ’] Shareholders. Union Chief Flies Home __Death on a Sunday Afternoon
- | PloriderFinancier Said| From Europe, May Go | vor ‘ ie : (Fitth in a Lenten Series) | to F irm’ On to Washington Tiberius Caesar called his mother, Livia, to hini | pity oo aingy _ * to hear the remainder of the strange letter Pontius
WASHINGTON (?—Sen-| Pilate had written from Jerusalem. Aloud he read: DETROIT fe
ate rackets investigators . »» In Nazareth, Junius followed Jesus into his |- IT ® — George)
prepared today to subpoena place of worship on the Sabbath day and there |Romney, president of Amer-| Teamaters Union President rd Him read from an ancient scroll of the j|ican Motors Corp., said to-
prophet Esaias. i day that financier Louis E. Dave Beck and seize his fi- ee nancial records unless he : e *£ = & . |Wolfson of Miami and his)
agrees quickly to “be co-|. _ The voice was clear and penetratingly magnetic |Wife have become probably miestt as it put new meaning into the timeless sentences: |the largest two. stockhold-
Shots Put Down [Demonstrations ———— by Angry Arabs — =| Want Control of Strip
by Egypt Government, Not World Body»
operative.” B administration. A temporary U. N.-
sdincce ies aba eeath aniedtorae ante Gand te ae gies Wolken eiperted jset up esas Sihotion “teeare
pres. onredhgeg '/™ wr; he hath sent me to heal the broken- own 24,000 shares of withdrawal last week. es : to preach deliverance to the captives, American Motors, which - Earlier Gairo radio reported
Teamster chief re- and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at has 48,000 stockholders and/- * that violent demonstrations were
turned unheralded from liberty them that are bruised...” oe ety shares outstand- Uh cena 3» continuing in Gaza demanding
Europe yesterday, dodged| After Jesus had returned to his seat in the place wate Oe cae ee emming' ss deiom does ws 5 7 AP Wiresheis| 22 P6YPtian edininistration,
reporters in New York. re-| Of worship, the eyes of everyone fastened upon Him = /"", 7. sblished rfe-| °& Testing on her ‘overturned car, Mrs. Richard day afternoon. Her husband, a son and grand | Hatem announced slso that fused to be interviewed in| ®!f they expected tohear more. Prageteag Frm D. Vinik, 60-year-old Miami resident, is carried “daughter were injured. The driver of the empty | AE yer atie ue arse ok tn Chicago, and flew on to his * * x on Yee gel]| S¥2Y after she was killed in the collision yester- bus escaped unscathed. é ee: and that he would take over his
home in Seattle. Slowly He said: “This day is this scripture ful- |its Nash Hudson, Rambler; | | : “is 2 Safies .Snaatinaty. Arriving there, Beck. said “1| filled in your ears.” . ! automotive divisions. and : . ° SPECIFIC PURPOSE
by newsmen whether he would) another, referring to the Nazai der. (Orne, ‘Romney’ Sora"), at $300; q ers e - q CTO M nat serct tate 0.8, Emer po Bersre aR Bo ; i e Nazarene carpenter | newsmen: (nance ; , + gency Force could enter Gaza on-
oo age geen Re ei wn eee nena recently. Have Fun Trying 3 pie aie a serving’ case, and bee. ; ut suddenly, according to Junius, Jesus began (4 am nxious to get the , : i . “very soon” Beck declined 10! sneaking chentnced of our shareholders, { don't ea as Coun Voids Jur Issues © withdrawal. of Israeli
ee days of tad prophets noe Ppexata toe saod: en cea lp ery Geel og mane BP Bewt adie t Bacon “Any other task being carried peti carp a pyaar ag gue napa nly certain ones were jor suggestions. I don’t know if he| Portumity to vag ggentkes fe : __|out bythe UNEF forces will be —
enna hte ah & apaeis Senate ales e 4-4 , enka for Teo eorarent a | Sats, on Page 9 today, sing ee A wos iairtan acsen a ee a “As far as I am concerned, the chance to try for the | County Su ” move uestion of a 2 Ms set up its own
‘This angered the crowd. They pushed the young | {me Sivislen of American Motors $300 now in the pot — etiniten otk a. 1 ballot. EE m7 ete administration in Gase
man, who seems to be about 98 years of age, out of pie: aati lov uaioe tonne tase Gece gania tna eee te Pontiac Attorney Mitchell L. Bacow today said strat- ne ae ‘camert oars
stree tunities, The market for the at $100, whieh is. ed - = , : 4 F soit _ ~ pets Tn lh ye re ee nS mate eon inet
atte eid shouted and began moving 0, - iaeh ores hark gh eared County Bar Association! Faarch Harbor and. “long. live. Nasser, bone at
_. the edge of ° eee a Feria * * Board of Governors thts | Arabiem a Oi
But , Junius says, Jesus was able to walk years. - . gba gag ary fide apwrord ye a ea ms Mai Gen. E. LM. Burne, the | , quietly from milling throng that olfeon we words contain- | ‘ te’ : UNEF commander, Dr. Ralph
and gumbiing opersticae’ ta Port Then they got to the hill He was riot with them diately at his ‘Alama home for] 3g All the right answers. tino «tat ute.” aid Boeow LOK Sin Woman eas sosersstiny ot tev land, Ore. The in looked for Him ev but He had comment. - . Baize, blade, bold, cold, dicker, |promising “any legal step possible N., are in the Gaza area now on cw eo are ‘ote or everywhere, gone nee eae See x tate to put the question back before the 9 : : an inspection trip.
TO QUIZ ON FUNDS May I hear, August Caesar, what you make of all | There was no immediate indi-| 4. ‘maize, man, nob, nub, oily, ee Adr mit Beating, Killing P 3
The committee has said it wants| this? tween Wellton end gro m ae| riddle, slabs, slats, ticker, torch, |. injmction setting aside me | Americans at Acapulco; its fo Putting
i Fr ce Sits ky sa bast | pena apne | Salen Jewels Found let hning in Milk some of his personal bills, and| British Mother Loses Detroit lawyer ‘| ; ; A about the activities of some of his : ; Dean's group lost a fight nae| BOIMY Gulf 1eS Pan a taro re ign Baya pre. Puarbgg a ged TOLEDO, Ohio — A 42-year- Informed of Beck’s return, Sen. ye ot Homer's mae WM aren Pontiac posal by the bar 8550-ltor @ floating body believed to be|°ld housewife has been charged McClellan (D-Ark), chairman of U ge. ules U OU ec ee te ng cation on the ballot leat oa welt Brookiyn widow sdmniering olson Yo her asta ee : said he had held with ASKED 3-MAN COMMISSIO: ; husband married daughter
a oe 7 niemine he (Beck) wt |f S A id Ad . Woltson and planned further om Strong souherty winds Mowing). 1. called for a three-man, 20%lwere iain. and’ sobbed. fer he tutti Sahed bek-aae get in touch with the committee oO ef SI e option otro yegentce gen * aug (AF Tesponsible for the warmer|Pry on's countywide basis, Under(had Put up a desperate fight for|Mrs. Ruth Underwater admitted now that he’s back.” * leontinuance “ot our automobile|"*A"™e" ‘end Mm thi ares. Ithe system now ih effect, super|theit lives eile ee aad ior a clon . Circui Russel Holland tod led activities." “spe visors select the jurors from each| The sighted shortly as .
oy Rn ae aes ade 8 gre. as a y against Pontiac's lowest temperature | individual community, a after, midnight, ‘but ‘rough wates|"2 really didn’t want to kill them. lie detector test from Secret Serv.|= mother’s plea that her child she has never seen be re- . ee ee eae ae oe sin aback [Prevented ‘its -recovery —s ee oe 2 : al ”
Sai cis enn Catt See uptind & Pabaie Goan | U.S. Tanker Slated css, s Me*,nett ® ™ oy tat happened Feta.” Be: | the victims of th’ murder | Tce tex fe lc afer Mr that he once accepted*a bribe.|. uph a u decision and ordered dis- ae Windy and warmer with scat-| COW sald. “The Bar association robbery plot were Mrs. Edith |Underwater’s husband, Joseph, 60,
* missal of a petition by Mrs.ito Dock in A aba P rf{|teree sheietre “tnd & chance ot] “™* SO that such Sc | Hallock, 63, and her traveling her daughter, Mrs. Judy Miles, 22, /, Nona Hill, 33, for custody q 0 scatteréd thunderstorms, low 44 to See pubes an tae tasealin ae companion, Joseph A. Michel, |and Clifford Lybarger, 50, care-
nen : Beck of her-20-month-old daugh-| seRvsaLeMm cans) — Govern-|.i%, tmsnt’s, forecast. — suggest ‘that ‘wapervisors would.| ™ Wh? disappeared Feb. 20. ns ae Oe hs Fe oe a : ‘ ae Tomorrow will be partly e said a st Luis : ter, now a Berk-|ment sources. said today that take away from the public their Police tourist agent, Mrs. Underwater released
ce US, tanker Ss expected to. dock| "at 9 pm. the mercury regis}| "uM ® Seeide om the question” |Fenton, 33, and an unempioyedion bond. we his opinion “strictly one ee ian vet at the Iaraeliltered 42 Bacow said he had doubts of the'n.4 confessed beating the couple
fhe tacts in the case, See te te va te Veeck een : whurthy cmtteretion ration of the com|*2, death during a nighttime boat| Playing Golf ‘in North mother consented to the adoption|‘© sail throug the disputed Guit|LOW Supply of Vaccine mission was unanimously shuttled|"4s. Tobbing them ‘of $70,000 ins 14. Etre Hazards
under duress and in a weakened| Waters. Expected to Hit Detroit [back to committee, their weighted bodies from a, boat Physical and mental condition, .. The sources sald the terior wil AAO dee tjo/ APARENTLY ‘TIMED’ into the sea GREENSBURG, Pa. @ — Aleon
Ae a result, tle Lawten Rae leicht inch Elath Beersheba pipe Vaccine may be at a premium in| “it We are going to have the - from 8 Sechared sight “Soveunne Lewis. will remain in the Bome line now being completed, [starting late this: month question on the April ballot, we'll) Mrs, Hallock’s jewels, or most) today, and it’s mostly because he of her foster parents, Alfred J. Two other American tankers, the The State Health Departmenit|ave to do it through: the -courts|of them, have been found hidden| tried ‘to play winter golf in. the Lowle Sr., 36, of €i08 Renmmere | cs sald, are to fol.|Said Saturday that increased pub-|D°W.” Bacow explained “The su-jin the Acapulco garden of Fen-|North instead of the South.
Ra, and his wife, dane, 36. low the first at tenaay intervaly |lic interest had caused the supply|Pe'visors’ apparently timed their|ton's brother-in-law, Deitch and three of his friends
Peers Tarde ee ee are i e's Ems erm nl Sa cane emcee elas Bee tena zen ‘ : to or a US. e parent- Club . On
will appeal the decision was not| Unifed Action Needed |10 days. . this election by means of referen-| age, was in Mexico illegally, They] the ninth hole, Deitch had a good immediately known, said her at- E Route The two major producers of the|4um petitions. said he is a former U.S. Navyldrive that carried the ball within ~|torney H. Malcolm Kahn, of Pon-| O° ©Xpressway vaccine, Parke Davis & Co., and * * * man wanted in the United States|75 yards of the green. For his
tiac, Mrs. Hill temporarily lives in See Editorial eS eee ae See en Gok cade maninn tae Mer aa ae Detroit would available second | nors a public statemen Colombia, in-connection cut deeply
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Teday in Pontiac
Lowest temperature preceding 8 &.m.
At @ a.m.: Wind velocity 12 m_p.h.
Drection: Southeast.
Sun sets Monday at 6:34 p.m. i
Son rises Tuesday at 6:50 am. i
Moon sets Tuesday at 4:13 a.m. {
Moon: rises Monday at 1:35 pm. | - -
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lofficiate.
Ito Visit Ethiopia Next
ileft Uganda today for Addis Ababa }
re sai aes : 3 - be
boys ‘will make the od Ue
competing during the next five weeks for a three-day trip to Wash-
trip with ‘all expenses paid. Pic- * "This all-expense trip is open to all Pontiac Press carriers and will
-be awarded to the four.carriers obtaining the most new orders in
through April 13th. The carriers pictured above (left to right) are |
William Gann, John-Gollschalk, Larry Crews and John Erkkila, Grass Fires Harass City, Coun
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Talks Resume in Oil Strikes Union Leaders Arrive
|| in Detroit to Bargain
With Socony, Standard
Pontiac Deaths
Charley Durkee
Service for Charley Durkee, 88,
of 487 W. Huron St., who died
Congregational Church, Rochester,
will officiate, with burial at Oak
Surviving children are: Glenn
H. Durkee and Frank E. Durkee
Mrs.. Arthur Graham
Service for Mrs. Arthur (L. Ma-
A Flint mototist was threatening
by Watérford Township ‘police,
: * "5%
- That will be the result, said de-
rie) Graham, 39, of 97 E. Huron St.,
bs died at 6.30 a.m. :
St. Joseph Mércy Hospital, .will!
be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at’
Chapel.
s H. Marbach of the
First Presbyterian Church will
Maurice W. Milward
Maurice W. Milward, 87, former
Pontiac resident, died Saturday
at the Elks National Home, Red-
ford.
A brother, Frank Milward, of
Ironton, survives,
The Elks Lodge of Sorrow will)
be conducted at 8 p.m. tonight
from Brace Smith Funeral Home.
Service will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow
at Brace Smith Funeral Home,
with Rev, C. George Widdifield of
All Saints Episcopa] Church, of-
ficiating, with burial at Perry Mt.)
Park Cemetery.
Nixon Continues Tour, .
ENTEBBE, Uganda (INS) —
Vice President ‘Richard M, Nixon on a two-day visit to Ethiopia on
his African good will tour aimed
to counter Communist influences.
He is expected to. discuss econ-
omic and military aid for Ethiopian
Emperor Haile Selassie, who is
understood to feel that his nation
was short-changed-in aid in-view.
Sunday in Pontiae of its troop contribution to the! While:it is the Highest temperature ................ #2) western cause in the Korean War.|2@. Within the z
Mean temperature ......... serene | Florida west coast ther Fairs” i y . Myers somewhat
One Year Age in Pontise mealies re a — in ; temperature .. e 47 .
Lea cabecene 28 spe uclear Tests Its royal pal
oo TOKYO w—Japan for the first/ers, and are its principal attrac. time asked Russia today to sus-|tion, coupled with the: Edishr-Ford her nuclear tests. other Flint drivers. « ‘We've got Flint Man Says Billboards Will Go Up | ee
Threatens ‘Speed Trap’ Action formed, possibly af Conight’s
meeting. .
Crash Near Pigeon
Fatal fo Area Man
* James Weir, 23, of 27815 Alger
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We were at one of those places
last winter, and that’s why we
have to detour around that area
this time. :
We've called on many Pontiac
people, never to eat or sleep on
them, as we never travel on our
friends.
We're quite impressed with those
who've shown such good judgment
and understanding of the situation
to buy or rerit winter homes in
such ideal locations as the
a
There we found them all happy.
And they should be happy, for
they’re living where happiness is
a habit. It's contagious, and no-
body's immune,
pend
The Foreign Office said Charge/spot
get d'affaires Kinya Niisekt had de
e Russians be-|
gan a new suc weapons test its
series last August. Since then the pore ne
U, 8. Atomic Energy Commission if you ‘ide bp
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to Capacity This Season
They are raised in a field
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to Back Candidates
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Gov. will
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at the April 1 election.
A breakfast hasbeen scheduled
for 8 a.m, Friday in the Pontiac
Elks Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
P. Scott, of 31 Bloomfield Terrace
are in charge.
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of
Britain's newly- installed ‘archbi- |
shop of Westminster, Most Rev.
‘William Godfrey, also is believed.
may be named in Japan, the Phil-
and who have frequently béen
mentioned as Pius’ possible succes-
sor, ‘
battista Montini, *
They are the Most Rev. Gian-
Montini, archibishop of
Milan, and Magr. Domenico Tar-
dini, papal pro-secretary of state.
Another event on the papal cal-
endar is May 11, 1957, the 40th
For Americans, there is special
interest in the possibility that the
considera- pontiff may take under
tion the movement to raise to|™
oft Charity. She would be the first
person born in the U. S. to be
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4s Gee Hal Boyle Says:
Sig wares -|Housewife Bakes Path to Success ——- | NORWALK, Conn. uw — Mrs. But her. stoneground whole- At an age when her own grand-ied by « good housewife are the is ea ats tos aia a pages
4 Camp }Margaret Rudkin, a self-baked wheat bread, named after the|mother was content to sit in @igame as those demanded by aja housewife? No, I don't think so. I |
Y millionaire, has a simple answer’Rudkin — estate, —_“Pepperidge|rocker, Mrs. Rudkin, who has f0Ur| business in the food field. And any!Tt takes a bit of doing, : 2 to the problems of the world’s/Farm,” caught on quickly, She/grandchildren, still guides comp@-|yoman who has brought up alold Irish saying goes, Pays
|most frustrated woman—the mid-jmoved from the kitchen to theiny policy, knows where practical-/smiy of kids should know the back to bear a Year
62-70 |S. Saginaw St. } de-aged American ee up grape Regge Bc Alt maging hyo get along with people. sateen . SA Gs (CERTIFICATES
Pest 8 |. “Start your own business,” neighbor women to time to collect art, decorate a new : : | See oS cs VIN
FE 5.8174 Pays. ze ‘by ten ofthe year Was ringette the arly has bout ne Pee ott PASS yas penpaaiag! e**t - fout 4, ves a ; relang em : naam ‘Deposit your surplus sa gs or inves
° “Women ought to have. more; Im the last two decades Mrs./their personal problems. . . ment sa oO agua | courage about going into business) Rudkin—joined in the enterprise; She feels any middle-aged wom- : g offices.
oe [tae Gouapeiven. 4 amen ts wader) oy oa ie ‘Saad’ wade os e anes oe om ek oe ' particular handicap. In some|of - her rly| cess today. ‘ : BUDGET Mteadertne food Bold ip peticular|bait billion loaves, ciate “a © To Train for High Salary Postions in, Btronics, . ji BX. . [she has a distinct advantage.” /provide a ham sandwich "hod te “It is perhaps a mistake for a' — © Television. re While Treinie Allow | ona OE * * FEATURES Mrs. Rudkin, now one of the a" a ¢ = Ee mother with very young children ou to Remain Fully Employed raining. ; ;
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appointed George Eastman visiting} in Forming Programs, |told Superior Court recently that! risenhower cea he wished. But Human nature is onery, obstinate] PAY tissue
professor at Oxford, - now only two suits were left, . .|irritatble, cour s—as witness Says Council Official ly I do think that it was an unnec e ageou
LOS ANGELES @ — Until last) “Tm. happy the Middle Fast'to the other. There's something in drip-dry
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and, above all, patient. .Com- |New survey of Michigan's vacation Hester brought the other 11 suits|the possible ot Afghan-| world wars communism might &
muniam isn’t static. It 4s sub- |industry will be considered at a,0f clothing to court. All were|istan—it would mean war. not €xist today.”—Kennan.) :
ject to evolution, like all other |meeting of the Michigan, Tourist| slashed and ruined. He said Reno- ee = - ONLY i
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- This is truly a formative period in.
If we secure Federal approval, |
eighteen of the twenty million
dollars construction cost will come
from Federal funds. Can we
‘possibly afford to ignore this?
_ We will be taxed sharply for our
share of the nation’s total. There
fying, Oakland County can. not
_ delay too long or wait until the
door is closed. Otherwise, we pay
picture and recommends that it pass
through the city a few blocks west
of Saginaw Street. This route has
been approved by the Pontiac Cham-
. ber of Commerce and by the Down-
town Pontiac Association.
. No other organizations have a
has as big an investment in what
happens? ,
££ 2:2
Downtown merchants believe
that this highway will assist them
in combating declining revenues.
If the of downtown Pon-
tine les permanently, the
valuation of the property will
shrink accordingly. Re-assess-
ments on lower leyels will follow.
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The proposed highway would pro-
vide for rapid traffic through the city
for those who do not wish to stop, and
make it easier for those who want to
come to shop.
“Certainly there may be flaws. The
proposed route may disrupt traffic
on some streets. There will have to be
adjustments. But everyone agrees.
that ANY NEW ROAD through Pon-
tiac will cause some inconvenience
somewhere.
It becomes a case of selecting the
route that causes the least damage,
and then going ahead.
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The Press believes the City
must unite and then move for-
ward. Study, investigation and
planning are essential and neces-
sary. But continuous delays and
a do-nothing policy will defeat
all ends. The counties and cities
that move will succeed.
: ee Ok
The recommended roadway looks
logical, practical and it has impor-
tant backing.
_ ‘In’s’ May Be Ousted if Budget Isn’t Pared | \ ‘Acvoyding to our Washington
: poy ener ene, into - District
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Of 3224 Franklin | By and large, letter writers do not “take pen in hand” to give forth with.
warm encomiums for jobs well done.
Rather, they propose to take someone or something apart—and how.
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The current budget alone has
flooded both the Senate and the
House Office Buildings with
‘vigorous and earnest denuncia-
tions of practically everything
pertaining to spending.
The voters want economy. |
They want. it-now.
a. * *
ment outgo’ with threats of inflation
and this is a major bugaboo in the
country at the moment. Of course,
the continuous round of . wage in- .
creases which the unions have been
- demanding will never let costs cease
rising. - ;
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- Interestingly enough, in the
midst of this welter of protest, .
many individual writers take
time out to approve of the high- |
funds for schools. The big need
for these is apparent. The need
for additional pabulum for our
world allies isn’t nearly as well
established.
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In the end, when enough unite,
the people make their points stick. .
Sometimes it takes another election
and an application of the old business
of tossing the “in’s” into the discard.
But when the people get sufficiently
wrathy, their might is tremendous.
ef es . If the Eisenhower budget isn’t
trimmed substantially, some of
the Washington boys are going to
be answering questions until they
surrender to their keepers and .
go quietly. — :
| The Man About Town
Know Our County ~ Material Is Free for the
Asking. You'll Enjoy It
~ never can understand why so
many churches are in debt and
preachers so poorly paid. - :
..- As an-assist to learning more about
Oakland County; MAT recommends its
current official directory, issued each year
by phoning.
Road Engineer Leon V. Belknap
shows all highways in the county, also
‘ the location of each of the townships,
elties and villages, location of the lakes
and other things you should know.
A letter with a Pontiac postmark comes
from
“Silent, Sensible and Serene”
who says he has a nejghbor who always
growls at his wife and their children, and _
that even his auto license plates are “GR.”
Oxford was so named because
the ox teams of the first settlers
were obliged to ford the water
on some low ground there.
After no luck in hunting rabbits in O4k-
land County, ‘
; Virgil Burton
of Clarkston asserts that he knows the
reason—too many fox tracks, .'
In charge of one of the largest “sugar
bushes” in the Pontiac area,
Nerthrup Ackerman
of White Lake Township, says he is not
tapping any maple trees this spring.
Even at six dollars a gallon for maple
syrup he asserts that it cannot be profit-
ably produced. The principal expense in
its production is the fuel to boll down the
sap. Our supply of wood in this area is
about exhausted and other fuels are too
expensive.
In answer to séveral inquiries:
“How is the date of Easter fixed,”
I learn that the first Nicene Council in _
A.D. 325 set it on the first Suhday after
the first full moon or after March 21.
Sign in front of a Florida restaurant: 3
Hungry? So’s our eash register. S ooo ye
Verbal Orchids to— : Mrs. Cora Frost |
of 98 Poplar St.; ninety-third birthday.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Hunt
ding anniversary. ro
Bs Mrs. Lellah Cameron | \
of Holly; ninety-third birthday.
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Also, they link the titanic govern-
way program and additional ~ \ ; \
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Case Records of a Psychologist: .
ta many betreomp, folks should be doing.” —
But
Road} fifty-fourth wed-\,
Accomplish 50 Per Cent More
Martha’s problem is dupli-
cated in literally millions o tutor their children in such simple some of this Pullman car policy to f household chores. the average home.
homes. So scrapbook this case ;
record and follow the “agenda”
plan outlined below. Also, have
your: children. send for the See? we TEST FOR TEEN-AGERS - It is very unfair to mother to = ty “Test for Teen-Agers” leave her the tasks of making have ae hae os the es three or four beds and tidying-up duties that all self-reliant young
Her own bedroom is her respon- -
sibility, but every child above
: 7 ” You'll all ee ee ot eae similar personal duties. j§ + Always write te Dr. George W. Crane
Dr. William Brady Says: 7 7
Use Instantaneous Emetic
for Croup or Emergency —
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Wy encourage children to be better _ (#9 players on their family team. = ; rs While you mothers operate from .
v ae your daily agenda, let your kids
resources,
for croup is a emetic one tate to
the child cant ) down. A tea- Within the
spoonful of Syrup of Ipecac is tra- wealth, and success or failure ditional for a baby, but is slower of the ventare will have an than all outdoors, It may take 10 pact on the future of the
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phe fh new zest in life. Cut Spen ing, Peop e- ry, Party So Cae tens election
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swecye| but Not Our Pef Subsidies! ..=iseowre BOOK that tells how these trou- U O U soa tad: She arg Petco
bles be corrected by proven cause mocra ral
bot Strela! trestarents og By DAVED LAWRENCE ~ trouble of some kind, turn to thejattitude of ‘getting our cut so long vanes Peo farm —- the
in your life. No hig ogontagi < This seems tolfederal government for help on thelas everyone else is getting theirs.’ "| ore cp aynere spend
$560, Excelsior Springs, Mo. Bradt -{the federal government does not The current budget can be cut ture. Only last week the Democrats
Mee > pres-|.>Y Perhaps two or three billions jwere trying to push upward in
-=Which is something. But what (Congress the soil bank payments
i are vise in Washington every is more important is to prevent |despite all the talk about cutting -iday the budget from going even ithe federal budget. It’s the unin-| _
vera : . | higher next year. : formed sg short-sighted, _— =
PUBLIC ; voter who really is res le for
“We need a campaign of public , Thiele everySedy's job which, \past failures to cut the
education so that the public will Means the electorate really has to) (Copyright, 1957)
jbetter understand the facts of life\keep informed so that political ae
about federal spending. They must demagoguery doesn't produce a) Liam Shiels, 14, who ran away
realize that there is no bottomless /rivairy in for . : , | a j spending welfare|to join the British “Navy, is back
att well of unlimited money in Wash-\purposes and exploitation-on the|home in Dublin. His father flew} ee es , - social ington . stump by one political party of the|to Manchester to bring his son
ait. : “There is all too prevalent an‘cuts made by the other party.iback, i.
school
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| . Pre-season prices throughout the store . . . come in and look over the ©
| -. fresh merchandise, newly arrived and save BEFORE the season starts. |
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42 N. Baginaw Street cat wy 2 ret]. Coton, Hens an Sched ee fabrics and styles . h | k . Rage bition. Bt conmet! , bate! . :
eliminated. Mr. Humphrey. Ms . —_—
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~aee | BLOUSES and SKIRTS from going higher at waste exrvarnes nd an | | rom going higher cation, the really substantial re-§ -
ductions in government spending) I
come only from changes inf Drip dry cotton ‘blouses and spun $ f programs. These programs now in’ ; F OR i , Pemet te decision of the Congress | Tayons in all sleeye lengths. Skirts |
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the salt of the earth. With Time Off :
fb lists have reduced them to the
MOSCOW Uf — Women, who|changed. With the gold rush, Eastiqied in the job; and it was said/ work gs hard as any man in the|Coast folks in the U.S. had- at Lene
Soviet union, were given half ajt@ California to make a killing—|puiit, not on wooden ties, but on|
' The newspaper Soviet- Russia/railroad must be built across the
the laziness, Almost as difficult a8/ marked the occasion by comment-|isthmus. Workmen were imported
did a buccaneer named Henry Mor-|ing: “The working women of|ffom various parts of the world to
, Who arrived in Panama in| America need neither brains nor|40 the job. - “Progress,” says the Pariaman-|
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Morgan literally set. the town/role of cogs in a conveyor belt.”
Take.a good look at this gentleman as he
strides out into the early morning to his
waiting car.
he all peobebility you fedl—as we do—
roan 2 getaly nyeber things
about him.
PUL OF Ml, ee would be willing to vee-
tare that he is a man who holds to high
standards of it.
We would guess that he is held in high
personal esteem by his friends and associates.
And we would s that he is a prac-
tical man who is keenly aware of the basic
value and worth of the things around him.
The reason for afl this is not far to seek.
Language All Its Own! For the motor car that awaits him at
the curbside bears the beautiful crest of
Cadillac. And here, beyond conjecture,
is the most eloquent spokesman in all the
realm of possessions.
In fact, the Cadillac car has, over the
years, been so closely associated with the
"aan, Aap of our land that the two
have all but “ineeperable i in the
public mind. ——
And just. as hin many disti
motorists have placed their trust in
- $0 Cadillac has given them wekething
they could: hope for in an automobile.
Cadillac has given them unduplicated shed
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beauty and luxury . . . unsurpassed per-
Jormance and comfort and ease of handling
... and extraordinary quality.
And Cadillac has given them value. With
each passing year, it becomes increasingly
apparent that Cadillac represents one of
the wisest purchases in all motordom.
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Have you driven-a 1957 Cadillac? If not,
we urge you to come in and let the car tell
you its own thrilling story on the highway.
We think you will agree that this year,
more than ever, Cadillac speaks a language fe
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not the girl. She's model Diane Danigellis, displaying a magnificently .
hand-carved German meerschaum pipe. The masterpiece, valued at |
$5,000, was formerly owned by Emperor Franz Joseph, of Austria- |
* Hungary. The carving, which took
the Austrian army and the Turks.
on display by a Chicago tobacconist, Stanley B. Levi, to celebrate i=
his firm's 100th anniversary. THE. PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 1 9st
12 years, depicts a battle between |
It is one of 4,000 antique pipes. put
Hoped to See Chest of Toys Aboard é
Maytlower II Disappoints
Children of Southampton
ch England
Clerk Norman Schofield
says the Southampton schoolchil-|
dren are bitterly disappointed that
the Mayflower IE won't put in)
on her voyage to America,
ship, an approxi-)
of the original, will leave) i
ines Engiand,. for ge
‘around April 19.
"She is a gift from Britain to the mouth, Mass.,
Cite Hie :
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...fand write today to find out
how you can still apply for a
$1,000 life insurance policy to
ily. Mail a postcard or letter,
giving your name, address and).
age to:
Old American Ins. Co.
3 West 9th, Dept. L321A
Kansas City, Missouri
There
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giLaValiey, 224 E, Wilson Stg and/
is no obligation—and
will call on you. You
hong entire trans- Mayor Kitty * Cawte of South.
ampton joined in the protest. She’
said the whole trip will lose its,
' significance if Southampton is by-)
| passed. .
“After: all,” she ‘said, “the Pil-
igrim Fathers did sail from here. |
‘We understood this ship was ‘go-|
ling to sail along the original’
| route.”’
+ &
;sister ship, the Speedwell,
ito England from Holland, came |
t hen | ff
The original Mayflower and her}
gure were lended clnerd te May-| flower, and the voyage that made}
history was resumed Sept. G, 1620.
15 From Pontiac Area
Fifteen. men from Pontiac wal
the surrounding area have enlisted
in the Marine Corps during the!
month of February, MSgt. Ishmael |
Powers, NCO in Day of the Ma-
rine Recruiting Statien in Pontiac, :
recruit training. They will then be |
sent to Camp J. H. Pendelton,|
‘Oceanside, Cal., for four weeks of
individual combat training. of
Those from Pontiac are William,
aviation school,
Whistling Swan Jilted
ITHACA, N. Y. w — A whistling |
Swan at Cornell University has |
been jilted. One of the rare birds
was being brought here froni Phi-
ladelphia for a mating but es-|
“orks
reaped from its shipping crate |
while en route by rail. |
| News analyst Russell Barnes
)will be the speaker at the annual
imeeting of the Oakland County
Engineering Society at 6:45 p.m.
Marine Corps Enlists |
‘News Analyst to Talk =
Tuesday at the Birmingham Com-
CONSTIPATED? new laxative discovery
un-locks bowel blocks without gag,
Constipation is caused by
what doctors call a “thrifty
colon, A “thrifty” cole icone
that, instead of retaining
moisture as it should, does the
opposite: robs the colon of so
» much moisture that its con-
tents become dehydrated, so
dry that they block the bowel;
so shrunken that they fail to
excite or stimulate the urge
to purge that propels and ex-
pels waste from your body.
To REGAIN NORMAL REGU-
LARITY two things are neces-
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contents of your colon which
- pow block your bowel must be
‘Termoistened Second, bulk
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gens 1-H STIMULATE it
pede 90; excite its muscles to
petion; to a normal urge to
purge.
ONLY A BULK LAXATIVE
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te re-create a nor-
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column you recently said that if a
mother can't serve herself freely,
her child may also resist serving
her. This is helping me solve a
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at B’nai israel Hall
Mrs. Morris Kampner, program
|chairman, conducted a panel quiz
program and Mrs.. David Utley
was etowmed queen for the eve
just can't afford to give so much Tessiiiee: suschaasea’s tee Sat
awe to our child guidance ¢x- (at all, of course. Writes Dr. Theo-
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everything this column ange: rd
| stop writing it. :
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column to have you question every-
thing it says. The idea is not to
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vances without first thinking, “Is!
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peter of judging it for your-
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haus, organist. Mr. Steinhaus,
presently organist and choirmaster
of All Saints Episcopal Church.
*. * *
The Pontiac Tuesday Musicale
George Putnam and accompanied
by Mr. Steinhaus. -
Mr, Steinhaus received his
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gan construction
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cludes: university, :
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\graduate of this school and stood’
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Was this the right thing to do, or.
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Open 7 Days and Nights a. Week “zach wore cotlon gloves and sian bmn Sm pean cite CORNER PERRY and JOSLYN dares: sovcactaiiticn wee tailed : : by special pillows and the constant
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. . Kay Jerome of West Iroquois road ment table are (left) Nancy\Donaldson | ater a certain length of time st | BF ny gy - oe was hostess Sunday afternoon to the of West Lawrence street and Kay Jer- |was Bat that-the subjects saw 4
Css Seams we your tab. .enue Stabafa Club for its semi-annual mem- ome. Pat Kline of Linden drive pre- fea Snel ge: arn :
: —— || bership tea. Pictured at the refresh sided. | __fabitity “ta ink" sual. They] ir
PERMANENTS |\— Tioeauas po lmenmaemes | the GIRL SCOUTS — MACHINE and ee a5 e conclusion s . Hi ! |
| macHiNetess «= S¢b°®w Mrs. Lloyd Porter Heads Local DAR jrms., zee raseu i= ina , a wept at 1 : = . 2 y f ; : * ‘ * : 2 : -£
COLD WAVES - 9} Grace Clark and Margaret Stew-jvice regent; Mrs. William Kal-|Mrs. J. C. Haynes and Mrs. Robert . gc h :
ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP | \tut"cting: iatiim sot Moiieh reowdng weer: tStabafa Club inten bivalers! A Sth Anniversary Over Tasty Bakery) ==; ~s«* cere Was alaa held, = ME ny Going, corresponding 8g Honors ~|a ‘maze goes for its food it does| : " : 00% N. Saginaw Open Friday Evening FE 2-5000 Bis tae Dead’ Poser Ok xa oe 0s te INI Pleda not use the same route over and| =” ee ae ee ae ee : ‘ . Seat Allee " erore ew rie ges over again but will try to find new eer
. , ' Mrs. George R. Eldred as oe ee ee ‘ : eye ae For another success-packed year . . . orchids to the _
: | Agnes Hilton; parliamentarian, a aieeae pry tronag 3 That surely makes us feel Girl Scouts and their families for many fine accom-
as t Week t Thi B d Mrs. ie Copene and eer emaiecthte Ga: tle Sys We > Oni oem Sigs Set plishments . . . Federal’s is proud to salute you...
-* Las a iS eS rea S bensteny Ateh .Shiy. Jerome of West Iroquois road was can. Wo Mdina da bated the citizens of tomorrow . . . we wish you continued
fe Se as ; Unusual : bape Bradley D. Scott, chairman hestons, a —— ests to our dally lives. We even success for the years agama = is proud to_ | > = tee ae genealogical records, reported edges Andrea Karen y * ” : ‘ F : a ~~ Low-Low- Price Ra { thet, Satta he easkatance bt Miet\tiackenan Priecit ” Elaine| 2° the same things with the same | be your “Prading Post” in ontiac area. |
So ee : | > s. 4 Serrell.and Mrs. E. V. Howlett / Garrett, Judy Rouse, Valerie Vas- techniques, timing and sequence, |. 7 :
i i ‘Delicious records of Oakland County. pio-|pinder and Sharon Young. "If we go for a walk we are apt :
; TS—SWEA eo neers, wills, administration papers} Pat Kline is newly elected presi-|to follow the same route time after a Ae
| Sacto , | = | Mrs." Déen Likes meee wee eaal tt &t a cheb and Kathie. Hatar|timne. Many peogie gp Wo ton Shmse ; : =: | | : Ete ade copied placed in various}is vice president. Maureen Callely pring | Cleaned and Pressed _ tle England \dectscos Mae Tom Ob seweme couse mace <i or ee oe | | : P |. FOr. LORY. LOGVOS.. | aeanntibomerinmenine Nancy Donaldson, treasurer. ‘Sha-|seme way, reed the same type et ett
: sysaner oont, Noga chrmen repre tlt se sete same re) ata geeeiadornewemtect ot Feder ace 59 : Pre ms Seas linuioeete fe Se ve, te} a, el errno erie mt err geet | a ¢ liam Deen of North Shores hal mir schools, haune|fecent_ contributions to service] why not see some new slaces| - ODER es sid Se iag[southern mountai schools, hours) Tose", .f charitable organizations er nnn poet game new Dlaces.) - OPEN MONDAY 9:30 TO 9
5 DRESS $ 09 . down Mrs. Deen. Her|american Citizens Clubs in’ Pon. : pee prolate ee as . >
SHIRTS ...... | t tom, Anadema Bread. Ane|Righis and’ inemale ee ctnes| TOY Favors Made |° Se Ont len moping | Se . . : idama Bread was originally an oldighip classe : r ’ INew Exeiand recipe, You'll like! P S given by the chapter) Tray favors for the children’s) That You Don't Have ‘Spring - ee : ‘New En . to new citizens, : ward of Pontiac General Hospital Feet’.”
Car-Hop Drive-in e is dt were made by members of the] : ur rs. Deen, our cook for the day, On the social committee for the/New Syivanites Club when thell eqves Hospital Service at Main Plant enthusiastic gardener. When-iday were Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Kal-\group met at the Raymond- Dom- | jever she has freedom. from heriwitz, Miss Serrell, Miss Jones,|browski home on Garland avenue.| Mrs. William J. Preece has
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ehvisisk bas is ties Production of native copper de-. new sor spitndilila:taibaidin at. tut bebe atk: is alk oe ieee ee ae
dictable ups and downs of copper See a ace anaes bab bien soetone Se the ad oo ee ee Tach bode, me ot Soe eS ee
: . mograpnh, ; looking white pine at Ontonagon,
pesmi in eus iMag] Yard en Sono new ioe vo magntomer ase tna in pdingtcae $6 tare far MghY tech by New techniques of recovering the| ®ttogether during the depression New vepper banters are tout is being|!zed mining. These offer good pros-jin the Korean War, is executive a!
_ The annual report studied habits|.q meta] forth abandoned work-| 487% But the industry revived | ing into trom |asked to lease state lands for fur-jpects for continued growth of cop-jdirector of
and patterns of vacation travel. Itlings have meant increased explor.| @ te World War II shortage, | the mass copper—in fire ‘ther 3 per mining in Michigan. said travel now represents three/ation for more sources of copper. sparked by development of a
per cent of “all services andi Government since World) PrN we v3 hee pe | a
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~ Gaited the 198 volume of 40 milk] tng depends on the price of [OTS and grinds it into fine par]. _ Lean, ‘Meaty | -
lion annually, == copper. And Khas Been falling loom the rock. New techalgues! LARGE “In 1956, there were 53,000 mo-| Tecently. make it possible to recover more| } SPARE ; tels for vacationers as compared; The present market price of/of the copper from the - stamp | ¢
to only 15,000 in 1940. About 1,500 about 32 cents a pound is the low-jsands than formerly, RIBS EGGS
to 2,000 motels are being added est in years. That's not far above LOTS OF REFUSE | : - Ib : i |
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cute copped rove aces 3. Threats — by Auto Lights DETROIT —A presiden sidential assistant said today the
LAS VEGAS, N.M. — A pilot| *hreat of prosperity “burning itself out through infla- inisters
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ot armed aggression to a wide| Pachyderms break away from the starting point for a quarter ies,” who flail away with sharp spikes. Even with such severe Lady Korda Announces
program of political, economic] mile race in Vietnam. A favorite sport of semi-primitive native — urging, the ponderous beasts averaged only about 11 miles an ae Rees
other penetration. A major) tribes in the high plateau region, the race was a high point of the hour. Races like these are rare in modern times, even in Vietnam, Marriage to Broker. —
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te erie Saree Reg. $8.75 $ 56 to $9.45
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A two-car collision weekend to make the reservoir 25 | aon Gna te Oo wos wh ot Robert E, Beach near his home| "SY: ot pe. [eet eer cntminniet wana OI BSc 8 ' caused suffocation. in the Detroit suburb of Redford Phyllis Browder Berg: no one downstream|ish Year Book, issued today esti-| & Chiome plated plton red ee aan aen ik ' |
A teenaged girl and a 3tyear-(Township Saturday. Beach, 31, was| ‘Tolt was killed in a two-car col- | the mighty river was|mates the world's Jewish popula-| old man were two-car pt alone in the car. Hsion in Detroit Saturday. She |throttied, because Bonnevilleltion at
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7 Warnings Out Tidal Wave Lees
The nervous northeastern rim of
- the Pacific continued to tremble
last night in the wake of bags
day's mighty earthquake in the
Aleutian Islands.
- The restless earth that sent ti-
dal waves crashing into villages
‘and Japan riumbied
at 7:20:23 pm., Pacific
seismograph at Berkeley was
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With Vigorous Aftershock By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Gov.. King said he was waiting
‘full damage reports before asking
(federal aid, had, declared a
10-mile coasj@J stretch on Kauai)
a disaster
Hours after the alert had ended
house sued away with others rolied into San Diego Bay late
Saturday night yanked an 83-foot
boat. Slip from its moorings and
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| In Berkeley, seismologist De-
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jer last night's aftershock, the fifth,
‘would cause more tidal waves.
‘Ravaks Down the Nile’
[Closes Watertord Series
_ @0HN GODDARD
tickets ‘will be available at the
door, according to Tom Belton,
* Plane Bounces, Flips
in Landing; Injures 7;
2 From —— OK if
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Gray Ladies Course |
There will be six meetings in all, |
Mrs. Sproull said, for a total of 12)
venience.
The Shell Co. of Venezuela will
invest. $156,000,000 in oil develop-| ERE Mrs. Durwood (Lorena) Lewis
ORTONVILLE—Service for Mrs.
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Petet iy
Tenn. His a was taken there
yesterday from Richardson-B i r d
Funeral Home here, and burial
-}will be in Oakland Cemetery. Mr.
died suddenly Saturday Haymore
at the home of a son Thomas
White, Walled Lake.
He is survived by one other son,
Hershel White, of Indianapolis and
three grandchildren, three great-
grandchildren.
Anne Boksansky
OXFORD — Service for Anne.
Boksansky of the Dominican Sisters: is :30 rick ‘Deaths in Nearby Communities Church at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Burial will be in the Dominican
(Lorena) Lewis, 4, of Sisters Cemetery with the Rev. Fr.
Thomas Zuirartis, OP, officiating.
Smith and Son Funeral Home with
Wayne L, Thompson, 58, of 77 Buf-
falo St., who died on Saturday,
will be held on Tuesday at 2 p.m, wife ‘Estelle,
‘Pontiac, Roger, Norman and Pat-
al] of Clarkston, and one
‘brother, Grant of Grayling, Three
grandchildren also survive.
- Laura J, Newton
OXFORD—Service for Mrs. Law
ra J. Newton, 88, of 90 Burdick St.,
who died Friday, was to be held
from the Flumerfelt Funeral Home
today at 2 p.m. Burial will be in
Oxford Cemetery, with the Rev.
Fred Clark officiating.
Mrs, Newton ig survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Nina Dennis of Cal-
ifornia, and one brother, Ezra
Mersdors of Flint.
Second Studio Signs _ ment here, this year, Caracas'in Oxford, who died Sunday, wilt German Actor Fischer
‘be held from St. Joseph Catholic’
| “ Adopted’ Pair | to > Leave J
Romeo for Delaware
- ROMEO. Dr. oad Bie. Sehedny
_.. By Haessner, Polish couple ‘ ‘adopt:
ea” ‘by the, first Congregational /(°%
be — are lenving town Fri-|their newfonnd felons The
; They will be moving/to Wilming-|
Del, to\be near lifelong.
from their homeland, |
The Rev, Peter Vox made the
Snnouncement during church
yy |
vy 18s He ne Haessners'
“heartfelt gratitude” for the wel-
come they had received | tote
ve Ot their reluctance,
couple
en ae 3 from
The ition: im (diately
‘authorized the social-artion com-
mittee to go into action to ‘ ‘adopt’” HOLLYWOOD @ — A famous
Pcp Needed | *
CLARKSTON — Service for The election was set after the
Board of Education received peti-|_
tions from more than 300 electors
; quarters
Polls in all five precincts will|west of Northwestern highway.
remale 0908 oe fa an aie e ;
ons ms Mee ot Oe —_— President James G. Riddell of the Detroit station said the firm’s
entire radio and television: facili-
studio within two years, providing
‘japprovak is given by Southfield,|
Federal Communications Com-
mission, and the Civil Aeronautics
administration. -
WXY7Z's present station in the -
Maccabees building would be
Plans call for three color tele-
and complete administrative fa-
cilities in a colonial setting on the
new site.
a Gel slike and. aces that anty a]
acres would be used for the new
shearing, spraying and cutting) WXYZ-TV coverage as far
evergreens in the country week-| ®* beyond Flint. He said the
ends this summer instead of spend-| Present 485-foot tower on the ing their leisure time at resorts.) Massabees ballding, Detroit, is
Specialized tree farming is a type| adequate to reach the fast-
Sean ay, ane aan Py Ee ee
ate efficiently in their spare -| In the meantime, residents in
many healthful hours spent in the|construction of the 1,000-foot an- country, tenna.
In the past people have been | Southfield’s Land Planner James
mislead in believing enormous |H. Hickey said this morning he has
profits could be made in plant- received a petition bearing close
ing thousands of Christmas trees. to 400 signatures protesting the
Nature permits less than one- :
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Film Critics Award —
The King and I' 1st
Land Planner Receives
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Voting ody. WX YZ Moving to ‘Southfiel on Reclassifying :
raam az -reretTOSA Million. |coodicer may tewme [Waterford Dem Clubs| =< sta
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OAK PARK (INS) — Oak Park]
‘Taylor and James Dean,
Third prize went to “War and
Peace,” fourth place was assigned $150 Local Fire Caused
by Careless Smoking
|cinguished 9 davenport fire Satur.
day, caused by. careless smoker,
im the home of Marg Adame, 145
Palmer Dr.
: fintan Lake Event Tonight;
North Branch Box Social
UNION LAKE — The PTA here
will hold its monthly meeting to-
night at 8 at Union Lake School.
Guest speaker for the evening
will be Lt. A. M. Newman of the
504th. Missile ‘Battalion. He will
show a film on the Nike Guided
Missile. Attendance awards will
be given to the room with the
most parents present.
North Branch
- PTA members at their recent
meeting herg elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. Thelma Ed-
wards; mother vice president,
Mrs. Mary Schmidte; father vice
president. William Beadle; teacher
vice president, Mrs, Sarah Burk
secretary, Mrs. Ruth Haack, and
treasurer, Mrs. June Sillers.
* * *
Senior high princpal, ‘social Stickle, announced a box
and film presentation to be held at
the Band Booster Club meeting at
8 p.m., March 18.
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pl ay 2 vy fe Mee In days of old, when a knight was outfitted completely for battle "Both “Boyd and H. G, Carpenter
of Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo, and his head, hands and feet were armored, he was said to be way of Rolling Fork,- president of the
oe “le “cap a pie” or head to foot — top to toe. all-white State College Board, de-
: ied King had “been dismissed. Rumb discont Long before that, men- realized their head, hands and feet were|"
wan’ — bbe tied tangent necessary for existence and must receive special care. They learned —_ however, Pgh J iy =
island and least explored territory|to make head coverings to shelter them from the sun and cold and uarst 't plan tol}:
in the 3,000-mile archipelago. to ward off enemy blows. spoagg heey — had fired
Local somrces said the only) As the years passed, hats develiped trom simple coverings into — _ hey bone — = pagaks ne beautiful creations that added a touch of elegance to a fine costume} King, 36-year-old minister of the|
and often showed the importance of the wearer. Wesley (Methodist) Chapel in: =
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i, ee the left was worn in Switzerland in the 17th Century. A tiny straw(ticles in the, Jackson State Times. ‘loading door. Automatic timer system . .» « plus many other features.
As the Jakarta government's /hat perched high on the head, and below that hung a lace drapery|He criticized the National Assn. |] - Low money-saving price. : :
authority shrank to a small re-|that partially covered the face. for the Pegg stg Bo Colored :
maining of north Sumatra, People for hav: nothing tottering Ne and Java itself, The French headdress of the 15th Century had a counterpart }jocally for the Southern Negro. s
word spread that the Cabinet |fastened with a jeweled clasp and ‘draped around under the chin and th oe IRI POOI
would hold an emergency session|trailing down the back. Two horns of contrasting colors stood out King, who wrote that the Negro ' 7 — é
Wednesday. at each side, as well as the white needed to
- = ..t Paste this picture down on cardboard and color with crayons.|learn tolerance, said he doubted]
Informed sources said Sukarno|Cut out the parts carefully. Fold the end panels forward on either|the boycott was spontaneous andj }
might offer some compromise to/ side of the little girl. Then you can stand her up. . Cut out the open-/Susgested NAACP “moved in and]
his “guided ene i eet a ne me mo 00 We chow We Spee. Fold back the|SPread confusion. “easiten $123: cera it oS eb Seen Sly unifying ‘bloc’ of -ant:| (oan Watson of , Towa; won $10- with’ this -|readmission. He said 489 of the} SS ee ee ee Communist forces throughout the Send you idea in care of this newspaper. Vai. Sieh Sa. AP|461 students had signed with-
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it was in J873, says A. B, Cohoe.| GUTHRIE, Okla. (AP)—Oakla-|; ater, two boys were arrested—jen Sr., who broke his foot recently,
a copy of a reward notice|homa is celebrating its 50th anni-| in piding the ‘stolen horses, was dubious when three friends ear by the. school|versary of statehood this year but) — - ° called to extend their sympathies,
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victims as the Kansas City the * * | Jack Crimian made his debut/Tuesday, in Detroit's third game) |. 7 wisconsin grabbed off Big: letics took a 13-4 decision from} double by Gus Zeralal, triple PY |. coming to the Tigers fromlof the Grapefruit Circuit. |. G.ampionships over the week. Detroit, < ‘ Curt Roberts and singles by Rob- Kansas City and he set the Atte) cus way 000 820 003-13 14 t\end concluding winter sports com. A clas aihiag delist rhe, eae Seek 8. Pe letics down in order in the 6th and) "tr (4) 310 090 000-4 7 !petition, oe ee es : Tth frames. se ity (4), Duset (7 Michigah - ended . e come aut of the wookend seer | chuck Daniel ‘Telieved Woide-| At Tampa yesterday the. Tiger|_fertscarnice, Drege (0. B (; Ronis! |State's eight year reign in swim. ¢ : ity, however, as the Grapefruit : me? Thomprenian (1), Miller (9) House ELUDES THE TAG — Charley Thompson, AP Wirephots|-Teague officially got started, een eet one Ped a +2, decislon| cn Wosdesieh. a pow eae SS ae Kansas catcher, scores unday at Lakeland, Fla. Frank House, Detroit : xie| 4’8 from picking up two more runs|to the Reds Small, 0/"Time runs — Kansas City -|defending champion Michigan
J eins onan ~ apuig ae agregloy a aca caster tha traner aan sohdig me Don Lee, a 23-year-old in the Sth. Three more runs in theljeft hander getting @ homer Ove ers, Pisoni. Detroit (A) Kaline. the wrestling, title, Ilinois main.
— ne Ny ge gegen "s throw, but is too late to make the tag. |{70m.the Charleston club who i8\9, of Bob Miller accounted for) — : . Me ea tained in spp Grenaplin uh inning of exhibition game with the Detroit Tigers —Tuttle’s throw, *_|the son of former major leaguer|s° total of 13 for the A's. oe : i aie championship
ee Appa ee 3 , pertormance ot the iii Detroit started strong with a dov-! cabal] in Unique Role jst Seve weet te eee : : eS hurlers to see mound action in the|ble by Jack Dittmer, singles by , : ‘| Depth and victory In the final
WVICKIES TVS PTT DCG \trsiess vets mai ie tem otinecs sens OL OW ING cag hag p gie = ~ cs edi areas hit, a single to drive in Harvey : . : oe ; Sox game, and in his three innings |" “the 3 Ww Redskins, repre-| chered by Frank Parrish, - . e a te a ’ he faced only 10 batters. He gave|Kuenn who doubled. onitning | SARASOTA, Fla. uy — The;the anne odirey and in a| churned to victory and thwarted A Pontiac team, individuals from)last night when ‘the 37th annual) on the 2nd weekend amd the |.) a lone walk and struck out four| er scoring second Supreme Court decision on pro| sents behind-the-scenes man| Michigan’s bid for the crown, Detroit and Ann Arbor, and doubles'event closed here following eight scores of 3201 and 2832 were (patters with a good fast ball and a In fact, Detroit could not get |football and the federal judge's t '¢ “Person to Per-| ‘The ng finished with 87 Pe : . é in Ed Murrow's Spartans from Detroit and Plymouth are weekends of heated competition) good enough to stand up. tricky curve. a hit until the sth when Mel | wing that the International Box-| 4." TY show points to 79 for Michigan. Ohio the 1957. Michigan. Elks bowling with no new last-minute triumphs. Detroiter John Gavie, who bowled) “What surprised me éepecially Clark singled as Athletic plich- ser. huh -vialain® the, trina W, a we fh Indiana 3 tlinoie
champions. | . Diekie’s Service of Pontiac on the 2nd day copped singles|was the fine poise he ers Ron Duren and Cari Duser 27, Wisconsin 23, Northwestern Their selections became official! topped teams im both divisions |jaurels with 724 in handicap ‘and|there,” said Manager Jack Tighe.| pela the Tigers scoreless. ene aoe eae Falcons in Finals 21%, Iowa 20, Purdue 10 and Min- =| @91 for actual. All-events winner|Lee also contributed a line single) : ot ts ‘taport” and “net @ bulb nesota, the host school, was <3 was Ann Arbor's-Jack Mellosn|iete rik Salt api sured ¢ run i sgn sig anaved bool sport 1G lof U . T — a i he 0s ’ : ‘}with 1855. ae against" ee majors years won only three There was plenty of excitement z 2 s+ * nion ourney events but its strength in numbers — =. in doubles where a record was : ee wee Mavi ae Seuben the|as too much for both Michigan From = # set and a repeat of a championship| f*¥* an wont, ease See ame The Local 594 Falcons routed the/ 44 Ohio State " was recorded, The Plymouth pair, | eq ers It of the L2cal 504 Vikings, 70-49, Sunday at Minnesota won only one division.
Te iver Weekend iis" trtsnct 0 eat artnet ee Ray ee ae, 2 : itl ‘suiheny 0: the soemean <ety = “ : ) ee ae weel-|tveague basketball playots, ‘Noxbea Obie. ge fies Gaphers
ee Bruins, New York Use EAM pert wes Oo ki all eS SS ee een the baseball world until he spoke a ures, in dan ae ”
One Good Period to}k. Haviland duo of Detroit withlweekend of the annual Women’'s| partments with 1827 and 1502. out of church and called the gams|14 points. Mel Taylor and Chet! Paced by Abie Grossteld, a BOX 1217 in actual. also won last 1 to all residents business and big business.”” His} amore made 17 apiece for the| member of the 1956 U.S. Olympic nat Dump Leaders year of Oakland County ee te ae ae comment “Aas omen! ret ve |losers It was the 2nd straight win/team, [linois turned the gymnas- a : = - ae . ' - > |scores ;|baseballman,’ ‘caused scathing the Falcons in the double-itics meet into a runaway at Ann Motor Inn bowling ace Lou NEW YORK @® — Two-thirds of Home inane Seore| Britten’s Service, captained by fires had the high team game Of/yukes right up to Commissioner)i% [he Falcons lo Arbor. The Tilini piled up 143% rd ikie’s ie, «nee eeenee *
Pol pain PR Mey eters 2 a “tt nae er cessive games of 227-267-227. Thelone period cost them two games|stein Cleeners, Ann Arbor 2.2.2.7. $7 points ‘at Mlinois to grab the 721 was his best yet. Just underjover the weekend, Currie's Lunch, ‘Detroit. . St potty a
Boston's Bruihs whipped LaBatt’s Beer, Detroit ........... 2 " ee ee 4s interiey scoring al]/***dium Ina, Pontiac er eonanes : t of
Huron Bowl team captain, Withitour goals in a torrid fiveminute| .- TeAMACTUAL Berkley Cops Mat "te teaders: torney once .was part-owner ss Pair Cli ~|Chiefs 5th in SVC 718 featuring 2.278 game at West) sree in the second period, —- _|Dickie’s Service, Ponting ........ 2832 : tases munteed Detro nches | .
Side Recreation. And the New York Rangers|Nicwows Powers, Ani Arbor... 38i1|]p hi f 5th Home Beore| Senior-Senior Crown hie ae _&% % % {scored three fast goals in the third vovsuss maxorcar | FH, UTIETS Britten's, Berni, ontine .~.~»»----2us| Courtney, Delaney KC aS alowim Diving Meet eat Rael, Bd Fa EE he Seta yes Bees BS nesten ings scheor's tat wren (Rage bak ene tans ss | rock Meet Winners |, Madelve and. seempn, Benes ot/CThie ee Madison and Roseville are ote ; E Metoars, © Leases, Kalemesse 1399|u..- team posted a Sth plate fimiehf NEW YORK — Olympic cham-|contest held at the Rolladium Sun-) Saginaw Arthur Hill's. powerful ee eee The second Detroit loss sd L. Parker, C. Runyan, Sturgis 1313| and qualified five for the state Deyn gre pion Tom Courtney equalled the|day skating the ‘Society Blues. easy tri-
_—— aan the ae, eee Se ee S |3, Markel, D- Cutright rmington 1312/finals next weekend in the 1l-team|¥* pelts rT. . Wi-Wixem 12%4/ Knights of Columbus track record] Winners in Saturday's Sth race in the Saginaw Valley swim- ee er Se ee oe seas So Citeage test Wg, MO Ie Seades, C etree Sacinaw .. 1309/Tegional match won by Berkley on|P- Rickli-P. Olerte Sartca’'.."/Saturday night by Winning thejelimination of the 4th period were _ championships: 1957-58 — : the ap mg 5 pray three |T. —, 3 a an Rene mtie Saterday. aries i censsabeses pontiac. 1248|1,000 yard run in 2:08.8. Alp winitins A for girise—Marilyn out te ge weekend by scoring 116 : points Sent © he National Berkley finished wit points. a ee, ning as expected was Ron Delaney B—Patricia Roughton; Saginaw finished Speaking of Walled Rake, former] SASSY icy Meutréal Si, (E Maier, K. Maviana. Detroit .. 12:/Hazel Park had 95, Flint Northern) smvatas manpioar lin “the mile, while Morgan State|Barbara Field, Boys, A—Bill Sands had 47, Bay sling wieder Deve Perregtes) meee a © Michal, Ve'ghae, Reinmasoe a eal wits at end Poster's 3a (ee Reet these ee ee eaeee, Dama at 0 Sew Ee te Central had 41, Pontiac wound now one top two Andy Bathgate, highest point Central with 41 and Pontiac's Ramsey, Wixom ........++++ 633 jump mark a Diaper division - Mike Northern a runners on the Western Michigan|producer in Ranger history, scored) . SINGLES HANDICAP ay\Other scores—Farmington 37, De-|B"Syier Drayton Pia coangsemes tail feet, nine-% inches. * : / Bollege track contingent. two goals and assisted in two mare}<; Clinton, Detrett’ 200100.2000:: mig|visom 33, Southfield 20, ber ar : a = ae
S sinen tte oan suten|, Bashgate. scored ‘the Rangers’ “aetna POSSESS gMbave: Pane, Chie" 12h pound Le a a ae |, mae a . Oo ' Be — . -@limaxed a great career with that'Seal in the first period and then|E : samen. Port ‘Huron’”......., 349/Saginaw Valley champion, paced] «6 e a e. 1-point showing at Louisville fall-/ontributed one goa] and two as-/R. Puckett. ‘Pontise ......00..00°: %3/the locals with 11 points losing aij} - - =
ing just one short of matching the/Sists in the crucial third period Gist “attic creek ...."..... esa.Close verdict in the finals. Them} - nh . ; gam e high set by Pontiac’s ‘© help extend New York’ unbeat-|W. Brown, Kalamazoo ............ §8lother runnerup was Duke Relyea, | gS ,
Guy Sparrow. Bill established sev-(€ cro eabeah cog wa: SINGLES “ACTUAL = wahoo, ee ee : e Titan records Lorne Ferguson J. Gavie, Detroit ..........cseees missiig a chance ie : : Scand wy aah Seat wena ih front at 3:15 of the Ist|¢- Buschert, St. Joseph 00.200.2: tilter the finals. Fourths were scored d - W . Y | Paint! League scoring leader. [pected ~ dca Poor oo Wi "11 P I 1 u aint : Nosanchuk, 133. The latter had] e rovide the Dinner— hile Oo Unt. * * * + _@ 2 *. > Ss z
© The Rochester. Shell Service Boys’ Club Team 4th ease Kovies Telus re ee ene ie ie
~ team camo up with the uuassal li Sectional Tou _ Lead in Mee ; 2 5 sO y . feat of scoring triplicate team rney ere : . a us < games of 882 recently while bowl: | 4. Boys? Chub Mighty Mites ot} SAGINAW w — Eart Lovet ot] Area District Just Dial FE 38-0483 and Have Famo ~ ing in the Ball and Chain League | pontiac finished in 4th place in|L@nsing rolled a 729 to take over B-C Cham ions :
"tifa cer Sty eas Whe ewe fee! ewe A GOLDEN DRUMSTICK CHICKEN DINNER e-8 2" ‘oh. division
An individual triplicate cccurred|iond Park winning one of thee |Mén's Bowling tournament here) 1: sexsron “nocensras at the Motor Inn when Frankicames. Both losses were to De-/during the weekend. suas rorre eere : : a Garza scored successive 175’s. It\troit teams. Parker Jewelry of Lansing) Pin 4 1 9 Roberts & & ie] Deli ed to You H. FREE! , into second in the} Noles 3 3 9 Peters 18 3 23) ver : * r ome ‘ was the Ist time a triplicate had) Major Findley, who paced the|moved Parks 8 4 20 VanNocr 4 2 18 been rolled in the Knights ofiscoring in one tilt with 10, was|team handicap division with a 3108./;sng' 9 8 23 Montross 31 SIE oh: ¢ Columbus loop in several years. Pen oh te Hh eee Si oe i as a” 7 al S
ess — Joey and Jim Blackburn made ! sins ee Sees on RECEIVE ONE REG io. wc pee Srd all-star unit. He was high| . Seumestet icc: is is is ist RCRD ET SEE: Aryan Pad
Fagle3 Wins fz ocnceTh ti Needles shucks Wraps Somat RET * a Joyce copped sportsmanship) MIAMI, Fla. ( — The wraps) WALLED LAKE NORTEVHE
‘ oe . ; awards : jcome off Needles for 1957 today|mccira 2 © 4 Biery 3 9 1)
-_ |@8 the Florida-born winner of last) Wiliw'tn 4 10 18 Goodrich 3 7 ay
OF re ~Al Lopez, Chicago White Sox year’s Kentucky Derby undertakes pion 2 2 6 Bell 3 8 4 a
: ' ue manager, started with Tampa, @ a 6% furlong dash in the $6,000 Welker 39 ¢ 10 Bet to 8)
i PENSACOLA. Fla. ®-A two team in his native town, in 1925. (seventh race at Gulfstream Park. Pier ve! 3 4 Schwarse 8 3 ;
under-par three on the long eighth Rey 88 3 3
Hele of, the Penmacola Country) ay Bucan 1 1 3 |
the bank to Art Wall Jr. | [ mis te webct : ee. , Walled Lake ........ 12 31 38 3181) ce a. 2 4541
The eagle was the Key to vic- giagsetap i aa | Huron Street Orchard Lk. Rd. Dixie Hwy. apt dren hg Kamen dnp eomadbonton- s : Ot. Marys (OL) Biconiiet Bas ie . nate os
Pensacola Open ournament ’ ne ‘ Madelans 4 2 10 Drury 3684
for the soft-spoken pro from Po- Moniusske 4 4 12 Eiston 143 ws : cono Manor, Pa., yesterday. =R ional Tourne Pla Praakiak 3 1} Mey 3g DINNER TICKET abled him to beat out Australian bet Charset 2 9 ¢ Rink 2 8 ¢ iW ae Peter Thomson by two strokes :
with a 72-hole total of 273, 15 : , 13 ; : :
inde ; dizzy basketball tournamentiuled to play here, headed by De-'s:, marys ......... 8 16 14 's ‘ 7 J Strokes u sg Law ‘ ite bn execad tates oon 6 te, ond eset AML Reon Others are Almont, Bloomfield Hills... pM 3) ith Each 2 Gallons :
Poem, aan, Sele peor cin wok (Ma Se ai ge aa, Rae mm : La. ‘ - # . | * . some just behind Wall went for a A high schools will make|pte st Paul. . ois | i
pirdie (on the same ‘yard wotlthe tourney picture complete by wings and pairings for: the FG FI TP Farr :
Serene = eee ieee Diam, te conducted Thompeon ¢ 3 it cen 3 i . : <a see | a
* * : today at the high school at 4 P.M.|Tine § 6 01 i 3] .- ' . “ia aba competition at 23 Michigan sites,/action gets under way Tuesday|Grees's 3 9 © Campbel 1 8 3] Pontiac Alk d Flats oa a Ck. $5.45 aor Seesaaianed dea be {four in Oakland County. night 18 12 48 m4 T 3) : pe : = Ome a - hen : | : i tween the 33-year-old Wall, a for-|/' Birmingham and Ferndale will The No, 1 Oakland County area |,,,.. 0 Scores be Geet | Z — = wiih 2
mer Duke University verre 9 be hosts to —_-* arene casualty in district play over the (Shrine “1..000..0°.".. 10 10 8 936) 4 : go and golf star, and Thomson | while Pontiac is center for ® | weekend was Class C Imlay City - L 2 es ee x
winner of the British Open the| B.C tourney. A ‘B’ tourney is | rhe Spartans, unbeaten in 17| auwonr “sn. rarpraicn, | _ Pontiac Enamels e Gal, $6, iD it
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Flint opens oi. Win 2 at Owosso st turney_coene Tent na. A
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with ® convincing 60:18 victory, The Chiefs will meet Sexton
Owosso Saturday. A 54-24 Wednesday at 8 p.m. while Water- : rmesyg F gave the ford faces Owosso tofnorrow night,
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THE. PONTIAC. css MONDAY, ARH 1 n, 1057 ye
tica,|. jplay like they did in the weekend opposition
Clarkston became a “giant killer
Saturday night in the ‘B’ finals at
But it,the Wolves continue to Pontiae High. The Wolves toppled
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| added a 3rd to send WLHS ahead
te stay in the opening minutes of
round two. Another six-point
spree followed a Mustang: foul
and jt was a question of how high
the final =v vere pe ee ee ter in which 46 points were scored
in eight minutes, 26 by the victors.|
Both teams emptied their benches,
in the finale enabling a total of 28
players to see action, 20 of them
garnering points.
Hughes paced all the scorers
with 26, 12 in that 2nd period thrust
that completely changed the com-
plexion of the contest, He hit on 50,
per cent of his floor shots and,
ibetter than 66 per cent from the
foyl stripe.
Second in scoring but equal te
Hughes as 9 sparkplug was
southpaw Tom Willwerth. with 18
‘points and some excellent all
- ttle, Vikings 'B Eheac 60-39 hints a redboe 3rd‘ quar- | Ullenbruch who was.carried
around the court and almost tossed
‘in the shower by his elated!
charges, had. praise for every.
member of his.squad but especially
\¢ited the big performances of Will-
‘werth in the Clinehing of District
crown.
“It he keeps going like that for
us wé could go afi the way,”
commented the usually pessi-
mistic Walled Lake boss, Will-
werth was the tourney high point
man with 37 big digits in two
games,
-¢ «x €
Losing: skipper Stan Johnston had
nothing but praise for his team’s
conquerors following the final whis-
“We lost to the state cham-
pions. F don’t see how anyone can tbeat them,” he said.
With 32 Teams *
me
NAIA Tourney. Bégins
KANSAS CITY W—The week-
-|long, 32-team National Intercol-
legiate (NAIA) basketball tourna-
ment opened in Municipal Audi-
torium today and there’s only the
slightest inkling which team will
take the championship trophy
home Saturday night. +s
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Eight teams were seeded when
the pairings were drawn up. Pa-
cific Lutheran of Parkland, Wash.,)
ot the way,
The halt ‘ended 34-19 and it was was given the top spot, primarily
because its 27-1 season record in-
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|Mary’s Eagles (OL).
|“B” District title going away.
(Saw on Cash2
St. .Mary'’s defense stiffened
after the 24-24 first half, while.
the Eagles Were fiying in fer
layups an@ hitting from the
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}with 15,
' |and Jim Cole with 13.'Tom Ropers’ a oe A
A slow start made it rough for) as od tee —— Ba ive ti
fa time Saturday night for St.| — Fagles Stop Barons, 48-33 Ken Tikiompeen with 14 |
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i‘ eg BEREND rwonts 2 \clued two victories over Seattle's
AAU champions.
ee * *
Texas Southern, which was beat-
en in the finals by McNeese State
of Lake Charles, La., last year,
was seeded 8th despite its 31-1 rec-
ord, best in the field, and the fact
it has all of its 1956 personnel re-
turning,
2 * * *
McNeese is not in the tourna-
mient this year,
The other high seeded teams i»
clude, Youngstown, Ohio, Univer-
jsity (19-3), No. 2; "West Virginia
[Tech (31-2),. No. 3 Western I-
nois (21-2), No. 4; Portland, Ore.,
spor (7-11), No. 5; Hamiine;
(19-3), No, 6; arid Southeastern
Oklahoma State (22-5), No, 7.
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Sensational, see-saw battle to an-/
nex the district champiomhip. _
Their triumph was a great mo-
ment for head coach Dom Mauti.
His jubilant players immediately
hoisted him to their shoulders and
despair,
bowed to Almont, 48-35, in the-
same PHS gym.
Anyone’ who thinks there is no
longer a place for the little man|
in’ basketball will have to come
up with a solid argument. to con-
Vinee Mauti. For the Clarkston
mentor has two of them and they
were the ringleaders in Rochester's:
demise.
George Lang and Leroy Paste a!
clever pair of diminutive guards,
ruined the Falcons. Lang fired 23)
points, Parks accounted for 20,)
and their dribbling and deft ball-|
handling were beyond reproach. |
_ The Clarkston-Rochester game |
was thrilling to watch from start
to finish, Both teams played |
superbly and the decision could |
easily have gone either way. if
Fourteen times the lead
changed hands. The score was
tied on 10 occasions, nine times
in the 3rd quarter. At halftime
the score was 30-30.
period, It was 63-61 with less than
a minute to go and the Wolves
added three insurance points from
the foul line.
"Dave Peters was magnificent in:
defeat. The classy southpaw tossed}.
in 23 points in addition to starring
on the boards. Three other Falcons
broke into double figures, but this
was a case where balanced scor-,
ing didn't win.
It was too much Larry Kersten
as far as St. Fred was concerned.
Almont’s lanky center netted a
dozen field goals and five free | {
throws. for 29 points. Most of |
his total was garnered underneath
the bucket.
St, Fred held a 14-12 lead going!
into the 2nd quarter, but the Raid-.
ers forged ahead at halftime, 25-21.
They never relinquished their ad-
vantage.
Toni Derocher scored 11 points’
for —St.--Fred;—-The--Rams ended -
11-5 record.
endez. 135. ein!
|Eagles’ star Rev. John Takocay!
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| oe Alcos 22 eae Rereawe, 882°: i nan | Me . atte 2-487 Lib MONaL ..: | aterford NEW YORK w — Steels and oils|4m Gan -...: i tears meets iy. Boe ie | But Wat Won't...
lost ground in a mixed stock mar-|Am Gas @ Bi 36:1 Lorillard". fp By By A ink |. Give Final» roval em|ket early today am Mf rey. 31 erin. Of ; "Hoss and lows "high | : s, s * ze Am er ad ¥ nN = zi a Pi : * ” 2 a
' | Price changes among leading |Am Hi Gee .. 90 Moreen tie. : Pose mes Gl is oS | Until ‘Later :
stocks-ran from fractions to around/am Rad. ....; 163 Mert ch & 8 and] Denne A. Willett, 18, of 406 Riv.) : bu. Al ‘la point. Am Smelt .... 62.3 , Pal... Heiters|ard St, appeared before Municipal When the Waterford Township districts crop) oh cou® Kase 308 be set! t ie te a We a i shoige| morning and was fined five dollars| poard meets tonight, Barry, fairly firm Gn buying attributed/2%52.25 "ou" Apples, | Northern Gpy.| American Motors was » high- (in, Viscoue ';. 343 Moterola:"..1." 383l eet atod anions ya.sori8 oo; wai wuitny | and placed on six months proba-\acting supervisor, will the| tion of = ‘party to reports of dry weather, |ancy 27) a, “lige! Beets, topped spot, -| 1% at 7% on an jAnsconds . .. 3t Nat Bise *j_'<* BEd | cows 12.50-18.50; 13.80 paid very Sreir'|tion for reckless driving. Wa eo
High winds ak bowing dat nner a, comer, Svat opening Mock of San stares [Mc oo 2 Sat 8 i te enn aan ened Township ura satin we of the winter wheat area. | i*o9-1.25 | : g a statement vee WE NY Goutral | eu ;
Corti hela ohn rail rem |Leri 22,0 sS'heMBarets, Nopoed Re| president of American Motors (Si'itia’.-:. of! Mit, Et cs: Hl "tives alate 20, Trading Starr Rd., Royal Oak, was fined|»y the township zoning board at a “Near the end lof the first hhour|}si%a> Pts NS, 8 doe. Horees| that Financier Louis E. Wolfson [Atco Mix :.. 66 No am Av...., 20g active generally, sieags on, IMs ges 514 biaced on a three months) Pecent meeting, ~ . wheat was % higher to % lower, |zedish. mo. 1 3.28 Pk basket. Leeks. No.| of proxy fight fame and his wife [Bengut' 1: 114 Ohio Oi #1 (shoe ie"tow prime vealets 7190-33 | probation for reckless driving when ~ s + March $2.31%, corm % higher to %4/Fasicy, 2.25 S0-ib. ‘bag: -No. 1 1.25-| have probably become the larg- [Boring Air". 46.3 Pen A W Aly. 16 /utility and standard xrades §18.00-20.00; he Was arraigned this morning be-| Final approval will not be given
lower, March $129%, oats un-/}33 901, 6 JT’ ees, Rook, No.| Sst two stockholders in the firm, |Bohn Alum .. 314 Pann Bol ...., $0.6 few culls down to 10.00 or telew ifone Municipal Judge Cecil Mec-|however, until the Waterford Town-| changed to \. r, March 75%,|1, 2.00-2.50 doz. bens. Pa | The ‘bteel: softer on reports Boren... ---» 844 Parke Dae: 44.4) lambs steady to but um. ship Board meets with the zoning lower higher, March |3.28-178 te bu. Potatoes, No. 1.25-1.35 o were On reports inorg Warn .. 41 : 1. 846 market not fully established; fully 50 Ten
see oo Baty % lower peg Boog eee that steel orders for Apr il delivery Brig oy iy Peeat Gale eee #3 | po . a“ If your friend's in jail and inset! Taey cn cee eores said.
. is 18 dos, Rhubarb, Hothouse, |are declining below expectations. |Burroughs .”.. 314 --sseee $5,'lb. Wooled lambs 22.0; smal lot good bail, Ph. PE 5-9424. AQ ie to board Coy shea Berend ef Ei wep Piney ie The international oils lost ground eS leo sss AAT good te Tb. wooked Iainbe 10.80. oo Seectline Sor: Gals seeeeeel a ‘ | } 2 1 len be [an Se tanee were reported ol ®. ae ary ir... ter uP abet gee tA ae ye {| ___camaco uremoen Pontiac Senior —_|xSZint "st he een isd os : ys ag oo ee 1 Repub stl .... 5 “4 : - “st :
| Grain Prices | EOE Haigh fasted), General Motors cased as it was etna? GERD UF att teeth teckine"axs| CKES HONOrs {Svan imaicd off Willane Lake et ve —_— . reported that GM was the only ve .... 86.6 Rey Tob B ..°: 564 sewer: . . road near road.
eect | mere omtcceomen alte Be «FESS ee ean Zone Oratory [es ae <~ oe _\ qpwleuds arrivals 80: track. sir Cenes actos trom ccpemrane tor the ealSerhen «ae Bt dos Land :. $3.4 )few ote ie. 8 xed!” Pontiac High School senior Cal-|_ A"other report will. concern the seed Pee ~~ e shipments 847; old: supplies light; de- Bra A |... 32. Pa. 4 ; oan “|private water system of the Venice March 2.9.33. July 200)....) 06% : ** ide 'wie-itwo months of the eee 2 Seovill Mf .!: 32-4)of 17.00; 30 Mo. 1 glo tout tia a 1 OF nc 231% Sept. ©... Bateman, ‘North Dakota Red ‘River Vell: of the year, |Gomy a’<.:. {1° Seah AUMR’.. $3 t.0; a80-3ua0i> monty 9 at\18.00-1¢20;|Viti Mortenson took top" honors in| of the Lakes subdivision: The State es ae Pontiuce 198-2.18, new: arrival: ace OS oa ce ell fractnnene Set NOkg,, a4 Shell Ol” .-< SLAliots mined grade. 316-860 Th sows 140-(the Zone competition of the Ameri-|Health Department has asked the OR ora we atay 7" ~ yatig het steady: Ploride Round Reds 3.40. ower Gut Oi] dropped well over|Set Mets: 12 Sersae’ 2-2! Shel alain nettte Talbee, caiece'200; iteers|C8n Legion's oratory contest Sat- props, Moot pia wl aaa
geneetee Se ET Se a point and Royal Dutch around a es ry Soerre Rd ‘.-. 313/steady 40" gteong wth ‘Turaaer: evers|UTUSY. ee ited
tee ie er Tes) 5 DETROFT. | March 8 (AP) Brest ob. oo — —— eet Oil Sarins we. 2 sia oicat at «33 bulls steady ‘io, strong” veslers weak Mortenson sn other i pee i
wag fan ae ’ : d fractions, - [Get bess: 34 24-98 ies .- Clie 10 ieter eee ee ee ene wees orthville' 900 in Auditions; | ; ‘ 3-36 C Seag 2 564/100 | ‘|High School. All.contestants spoke . - March .....-. T5% Oct. Ra | r average bd, meainms 0-33 ‘wie Bor a: Be Bid oS +o stceke sand feeders qatremely scarest a i on the U. §. Cons Contest Periturés
ag a ave 33: Dare... vehe m 1200-1400 Ib re 24.15 : ; ae Se : B 29-34 wid avg 33. 2-Mo Sa Be ts og fake vue. tution and then extemporaneously . Sere GM to Conduct UGrage A larse 31-24 wid | nth les st East hea”... a Beit & Oo. 383 me: tt fet Se Gees pension am Gaidecot-the Constitution] Sy] Es bl liad ; : ot > 364. Byly Bl Pa. . 40.6 18.00-20.00: ef standard 990 10! chosen by lot, ee oios, Ensembies is Aut o Bo dy = 2, eet in Ford S History: eee Tex O. Sul °.--903|prime heifers 31.00-20.38 i bully good and He qualified for the zone con-| . oie
a9 = é a ay extra large 34; large! a ee. 4 = he From Pal”: TE some ht bagh, chloe envy reites ane:|test by winning the district com-|_, Yoiee cue ites! sheet Sat Repair Courses WHEE nny 120s: wean} DEARBORN (8) — 1 et ‘Fratamer .. ia d/and “semmercal ‘sows ttseteae;. eanc| Petition March 1 in Royal Oak.) 4°". “rnore than 900 young : . Demand tair Ford II announced today that re- * Hi ' wee Et commercial’ bulls 14.50-16.80; odd head singers auditioned ‘at the District DETROIT @ — General Motors Supple ‘a ctteings » ag tail sales of Ford Motor Co., pas- < Z Be cas a me: Seiity ng “needa tbe Sh 90 ard hve” Decal Me Meee ee IV Solo and Ensemble Festival, today announced plans are in better clearance due/Senger cars in the first two ‘c2 a2) Unit Air Lin! 324)" Salable sheep: 2.500; slbughter lamps| 9" =. ‘sponsored by the Michigan School a school for automotive aproved Beir count, months of 1957 were the greatest in .-» 634 Unit Airc... % opening slow; early sales steady :/69 W. Colgate Ave. His instructor], yen
oe any at its 30 training pat eect ees’ So many i-lthe company’s history for that ‘ es Un Gas ps: #2 sisughter sheep. fully sien poo 18 Walter M. ay speech teach- Five culiticns ras leaninan
E United States ‘ mips “4 period. , o<enu yesuie al prime shorn lembs §0-20.00 ig Pontiac Scho 1 ,
Myrle St Aubin, director CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS The Ford Motor Co. president t., US. Tob. 22.2) HER 130 bead fresh ‘shore cul to canner| Mortenson now moves up to the’ *S jetgns trom: Sere Se a o. Pp igo... 14 Ww ae es 5.00; around three 1g |8#" selected the maw
Geral Serie ‘Sct onet hase ap ae ieee’ gt Seok wi: REERP cnt com Sct [oe ral te by hell eS os : ; wholesale buying prices| “Retail deliveries by our dealers|Gut ou ©))1i7 Weete BL --- S47) ; tors’ 18,509 car and truck dealers 83 score AA.S®: $2 A 58: 90 Homestk ...., - aes gan College, Ypsilanti. The win-; William Feaucht, music super-
: would be eligible to attend the C care 0 teiy: oo Ciin January and February of this) acest: Be TeaMe Ra Cp p ner there will receive a $300 schol-| visor of Farmington High School, eed... E 26 5 wholesale eS ‘waded seri ta ee ee ee nsumers ower arship and will deliver his speech] managed the festival- which is | “There has been a growing short- Se i atic tr de eae year including 1955, |itrs ip ae Gordner Den . 283 J before the State Legislature, = designed to encourage and devel.
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: “with ih enly 0. oy pa — industry time annual sales STOCK AVERAGES Soe : Midwest ‘ournament; Were also heard : where men — Poultry ‘ Ford reported thet wales of Ferd,iucan *” ™ Associated re ee Coy uceue aee which will send its winner to the} tstgiiaee Sem. Ponting’ tlie
: Modern car aggN cuicaco POULTRY Mercury, Lincoln and Continental sass tn ten calcd $90,000.01 lant pt compared ra 4.000 teal <cirrmags were the Junior Girls Ensemble, fm « : this shortage ‘even more March 8 (AP) during January ebru. ill receive a $4 P. | Senior Ensemble
| a. was sreepla 1, eos Jeter ae 1857, otaled 258,008 unit lee eDey P02 HLA Tet 1123) with $25,655,649 in 1965, | 3 we towing stloisha ond te Ot rere e oan cs d : : 900 students 4; heavy hens 16%-18/07 ‘increase of 22 per cent over/Momth Ago ....2416 1149 135 1689; Dan E. Karn, president, said). | - es le Jane | County. beginning st & point
© from Chetolet, Pontiac, 1 Satin" Nhe 240522 units sold during thelist Wen Fie? Ht fez gts] thle was equal to earnings, of Hitchcock to Undergo sith" Diane Beach, Maria Coe|Sartten eine a of Wz BB. Cadillac ; tly in 1288-87 Low ..240.6 1184 69.8 168.0/$3.33 per share compared with! Abd: inal $ 7 and Gt, Ee | same period in 1956 and slightly in|i9s5 "migh ..''357.8 1424 15.7 181.5 ll , ominal ourgery ma, ‘Barbara Klelhorn, Ruth Ann) trom the 6 ‘%« corner of th truck dealers, he said ype oboe ea excess of the 290,731 total for|198 Low 203.1 1149 672 1408 33. wrap nae heed ‘Tower, Marilyn Vernon and Vickie(®. &%” ” WwW iooh ~ : / Sg i aes the first two months of 1955. Ford dedi ne ues In ae aren cat umiaey te! HOLLYWOOD (#—Alfred Hiteh-|y i 303.07 th Won" OY 30" Ww 300.38
Utica Pair’ y live poultry up, te 10 em. tepe(Went on to post a record total (C. J. Nephier Ce.) —— a ting oe ton plete Girenter ‘ao 8 Me's" 35% ma ee eth : ee, weotere or fryers 3-5 of 2,075,182 passenger car deliver-|rigures after decimal points are- eighths by 10 Gent's 1958 nln’ television personality, is Ailes = 129 @o_ W 310.06 foe, th 09° 1, 38
: UTCA—Mr. Mrs, Earl Be retter edt Wee aee-2o%., [68 in 1955. : High Low Noon Capacity by 10 per ischeduled for abdominal tl Sandra E $00.15 foot, th 8 tp $9 20° 912.31
3 Se on ni eae alae itl Seiemitete 2 AS A1/SSa toclng s80.m000," (MAY At Cedars of Lebanon How nen, "Rebert vert and. Danian eae g © fit oats Broadway the trouble with|Ross Gear Co. oe 238} : tal, from Agricultural adequate mary. a character is ‘that he|Gk. Ou & aS Ae * * * "Hitchcock entered the hospital|Proctor, baritone—Mike O:Berry. |Resdence 1 from ve te
: doesn’t have any . ., The trouble Peninsular Met. Prodcs. * 103 104) He said Consumers, which serves Saturday. His condition was re- : MORGAN,
. industrial| with Bikini bathing is that the 726,"rgpnet Co 32 1%, }f;/64 counties in outstate Michigan, ported to be good. Air France is buying 10 Boeing) —— a * City eary|tags. are bigger than the tops. fee gamen Co. HE BS plane to spend more than $95,00- ee donmary Ne waderwont 08 or) Mt’ apmaeet end 12 “Carvelle” Sees sens oe
‘ . —Eari Wilson. - *No sale; bid and asked. i. {000 on expansion year. oe ‘a hernia, liners. . ee Mar i, 8.
_ DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS. EXPERIENCED ROUTE MAN |SINOLE AGE 2630. MICHIOAN |ELDERLY LADY FOR L1G HT PART TIME ? a A lies A MAN a ened I Py oh Sr aT aes he ue ‘ai se] Gracbner s
Funeral Directors 4) ‘Seeded tor clean, outside wt aot of Forniie FOOL MAKER TO BUILD AND| & % Able to work spin shite seaentry oe ' .
AMBULANCE, GROUND Apaz, wet Haaren, between fire tere 7 ut toa room werk. ADp Sharp's Silver “inn bard. ese snd OBS
Pusers! FE $101) | ACTUAL JORG OPEN TLDS 20,| ice itime wm service alowahie). | orf and’ 5, ahernoone vat" i | Exp WOMAK GRICE "EA WS | HU Résiy Go, Enwont ame)
Donel oh Pen cn eeapeysict av | GD See ePaguna ect | Some ant 8. Seeinne- oh. | "and. groerl ewrewore, tei cane. : one son-Jo ns » Room rt gt. | lent se Pene | UPHOLSTERER Kop ages. vacation pay. bonus.| Registered medical techatctan.|
Gas GaTVaRS_ OVER eVEATI EE ar ART TIME SALES | A-1 all around upholsterer, good | sy Grnt — WITH REF. 70 |-,}2, 40. routine Ee FOR
SE re, | eh ee | eae gee Eee On| Ee eee | Reee ee| | LL Complies fevities “OR > . feline appliantes on, the" mareet | eet _ MA eos 2 sppomiment. , Dra: Plains — Waterfurd Twp. | « : HOME IMPROVE- will work EXPERIENCED WAITRESS FOR "i i
SPARKS - RIPPIN CHAPEL ment watt th Tactory,. be roar own USED CAR SS tor oboe ne Employment Agencies 8A MEN & GIRLS
® Cin le anes careltas| ° pat ERS Mights & Sundays, ea ; EVELYN GIRLS .
VRNEiar nowg.,| Sse eee ae eee eres] SALESMAN [""'Pitter- | rowarps | seyret Se
uN Pa | Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor | ine 3 ent for W- dave an opening | for - one asl and enjoy ‘meeting people you can FE 24378 F those who qualify. rE car salesman. | pt - >| “yocaTIONAL a cart eh "y228 @ month ine beau few. ‘Michigan Sot Water | for ®. paid ‘vacations ewer oER |) Mitel down town eines. — re 7 ‘Travel paid. 4g a ; Experienced in all types of wom- Ion bovine : orotate REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR . ‘ iH PA’ No experience necessary if you iden” Perey Reounk Cemetery. | 27% ZOUNG MEN : sch teas | NORTH CHEVROLET | sus.spparel. § dere. @ nr. week} Ginus IN AND. A type ‘well and like to mect people +0003. TRAtW YO Fr FOR MAN- 1000 S. Woodward ‘| fits discounts, hospitaliss-| pews MERE ARE A WHITE CHA’ ~ SIX GRAVE AGEMENT. RESPONSIBILITY IN i PANE! D Bi ev h Mi ‘ae tion, vad vacations, sick pay , Bisnis pone os zg ,
ae Mt) to poeceteeas OF i! Fw Ey at skdarpens Steerer mashes “ya! ee paecende PBX Receptionist $200 hand girl.” Ability more tmpor- . | \ established route looking for qual- Winkleman S Investment firm needs tant than experience. WwW, M 1 6 at gor ike working with people tty work & advancement. FE Ms en school graduate with }
: RD. March 9, 1957, Help Wanted Male 6) an." merchandise “1 you have 7602 or FE S108 after 6 WTD. STEEL BROKERS >| ‘Tel-ffuron Center t to newer small BOOKKEEPER $300 DURKEE. M*RCH 10, 1957, CHR. Maurice W. Blks National Home, a | vision and stamina, can rico. sf, MAN Fou. senvic | [oCinte, Corricn, rectors ert |e NO TAURORY 2 |S ra. im thelr “Mtg. firm needs girl with good
6 OO gO 1 ae ae 2B 10 BOYS | for Horny Gna work Berd sation Kr wetge, of mec rales | of 1963 vintage af newer. Dietels | sist cooking 2 adults, 1 child | Sowntown Ponting. office. Scare sapertates, Chamee te. 94- : gear tog hen, dave. Freak Milward Funeral caste’ will be AT NEISNER's YOU CAN LEARN: | $e a. os eet 8 ‘ Ape ym | Tv week! erences ~ Receptionist $300 By aegis age fs is png ol Mrs. Maynard Maitrott: seas Pesedig. Sase® Wes Y : . MODERN MERCHANDISING '6 WHER OPERATED DODGE Trans American *preight Lines. red, am. MI 4-268. pot advertising firm wit ONE om OFFICE $306
| ; dear uncle of Miss Lils with Rev. C. George Widdl-| We need 16 dove to work two pA eg py immediate, " permanent employ- ee ee ve ; good typing skill to: Ten “9 “private secretary “tga busy | March is at 230| Perry Mi Park’ Cemetery. Bike Thursday Maren | PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION ment C0. S. or . ; : "| Bete RSs Switchboard, | Péutiae executive, p.m. je Donelson-Johns Pu-| Lodge of Sorrow tonight at 8! sei com sng te ue ee Bea toe ie € weleomse callers ta that tA = with . John. from the Brace-Smith Punersi : — IMMEDIATE JOB ADVANTAGES plush lobby.
‘eteriment, fp | _Home where he will Be 1 state : FOR YOU AT NEISNER’S. + MEN
at pvohne Funeral | wewroet mancu ¢, jevt, une.| Met be Ot lest 29 yenr of ace.) Onportemey bo otvene Boat! SUPERIOR SALES tt you have a age 88: dear mother of Mrs. Nina 4 =e Apply in Person Monday or Tues-| erans Year ment. $450 per month. Rush! GATE, MARCH 8. 1987. ELIZABETH | Dennis: dear sister of Ezra Mers-| a0pt fe EXPANDING NA ' ' Bg. 1 Pike: ; dear Puneral service was held} ‘89 0: ent Geert aaptermen | = AL MAN mother ¢ Prank, Arthur wet — at 2 p.m. proms she. Veuaeer. penefis ely se rg ig Pret ; a or ae ‘
Julia O% Audrey Ball and| Clark Interment in to 4—good ear, sient. Well, known firm "Mite, Genevieve Morse: Oxiord "Cemetery, Funeral at-| BERT FALKNER |®3QUIREMENTS Successful sules experience most will {rain you for supervisor
Pouser and Puner: | _Puneral Home, Oxford. | CIRCULATION DEPT. school educating or vetter.| MmPortant. We offer SENIOR ACCOUNTANT $550 service will Tuesday, PONTIAC PRESS APPTY AT NEISNER BROS ©) Draw commensurate with abil- Engineers, industrial, mechanical March 12, at 1:30 p.m. from the 7H OMPSON. .MARCH 9. 1957, ‘ J 42°. Saginaw : ity and experience clus expenses or electrical, 2
fctatiog. “Interment in| yar®e,t--.i? Buffalo Ot. Clarks: | ——TTEKE A REAL CAR |sARBER. 0 WeeT LAWRENCE | © *™™C LAMY ROUTER sins P| J 4 * os «6 ae : . he el CO ere 6 aes a ins SR Cee ev és kicias aed Ce Mrs, Estelle Thesaoen: dene BARGAIN? Lot f ’e FR 2-035. «a out, conan ae force |Fuxton ; _ No Exp. .... $335 father of Bruce, Norman, Roger ; ae OF Cee STEADY —DAYS.| earning $7,000 to $ per year, Manaoueraae’ SS and Patrick Thompson: Ld in the Want Ads! 101 _W. Huron. plus expenses. " DEALER CONTACT MaN, brother of Grant Thompson. cAN YOU Use $35 TO $50 A New car furnished .. _..... geral service will be held Tues- eek In adgition wo your present (2) PROTECTED TERRITORY. . BALES, trainee, 1 Puneral tnekee ; consum , Prefer some college ........ $350 ton, with Rev chrome, are The Pontiac Press the city of with the large | (4) Maximam fringe benefite, officta Interment in Lake- Rew : y time Start im- E ; mo rping ‘ : ;
i] Sa needa ME bem || FOR WANT ADS || Baio pases | Suir rethia nt ie) frm a Kj nmi ok «| Graebner’s
ere oe District Salesmen | ( sugees atu, soarmsceute “MICHIGAN'S From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with, success ris. | Stely, ie established territory Just LARGEST” alt errors, should be re rs local. territory with exiab- making over $100 per week. ; : . 32 mses 1 7 pa Bldg.
; mth immediately. Me Water condition equipment. _ p. n. ft Tmediate pe : , ert .
: siitty “Mor errore “toes || Susur, jender, ax. cout ca THA. Etarah Durote WOotward -41d| must tala’ need Oo ceme es | "Ar ean Sneha wee | mn ea wathe jin : than to cance) the char @ge production. ‘arch 11 or 12th, 5 To we $325 Pe ee
fer that portion of the Permanent, good chance for ad- ee: ae R ti j t ee insertion of the advertise- . Car wt ‘ ul EVELYN EDW ARDS ecep 1onis ment which has been ren- 9:90 to §:00 for appointment. FE Real Estate ee “t dered. valueless th: the ba VOCATIONAL COUNSELING | = high ia lain
: coer: “Woes” cssssiatar Salesman Wanted ‘aE oa a
Soor Sai umber” We St Rg = NE Pa. 7) paint adjustments | will be given eaiy, Joda Industrien, 68 N. Parke H. Ww. Bigelow ~ has Exe on itive : on pen ae" ‘a we; . a . : ange
£3 ments seatataing’ tops masses | qeerectrical corien pest stein $300 — a type is 12, o'clock. noon the ase Geecah aavloms tot deet | trend | a PRIS be ee Pe pe day previous to, publication apne ed aan Tort, 2 exverienced mana te, needle | a5 fit! Joe
Transient Want Ade may |e eo anufacturing Co,| ™*. RRY | oe : be, cancelled up 10.800 a.m. | | 118 Indianwced Ra. \ onon | = JE. RY E. ADAMS
5. : fe the first insertion. <— MAK- ROKER
4 At ny there ) OASH WA
fF OR CASH IN ALLE OPES HT aS . MURR Y, sell: things} | s,s, 16, 16, 19, ns oh throug Clhssified Ads,| | 25, ‘4, 88, 29, 30, 35, 40, | 3B —» Ampthing goes! Dial FE) ] a, s, co, 72, 1%, %, 77, ¢ ee i: 1 2, ah Vy : hes
LAKE FRONT APT. -
E
| iis ; John K. .. Irwin
Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) W
ASH .PFOR-LAND CONTRACTS.
H. J. VanWelt, 4540 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1355. “tons Furniture Esteli 16A
WENEED — 7 _.Small home equities-or land con-
EL J g I
2 BEDROOM HOMES
3 BEDROOM HOMES
4 BEDROOM HOMES
REAL QUICK
’ Edw. M. Stout, Tago ae jit WRIGHT Bie
IN A FLASH!
Sa ae y eatistied
A. Johnson |
= with stove & heat. PE 2-1425.
: | sos ROOM. AND ta dow
AMIN 3 R. - BACKUS PEs 4s |
NEED HELP With Income Tax? $5.00 per aver-
ps FF ered ot your home. re
‘| WORKING MANS TA
“In Debi?” ) SMALL HOUSE Us
tomatic children wel-
come Inguice atl Taylor
4-4088
516 BE. Bivd., N.
3.8
basement,
water, close in. ‘Phone’ FE. $0954. Bag) ones Se ane
Outstanding Rental JAMES EK = ‘room
term
lease $100 peF month.
SYEVAN REALTY co.
SMALL PARTLY “MODERN. spe
me. city. Inquire, 223 W. Fair-
m :
BRICHT, CHEERY’
_ Insurance epee 17A
feet eeree ag
Travel ener 25A
PLANNING A TRIP? AMSHIP
INTERNATIONAL “ CRUISES HOTELS
PONTIAC TRAVEL
INSURANCE
A
_— Ns BY
Nicholie & Harger Co. | = 23_W. HURON sT. FE
fo ad weuney Service
cake LAUNDRY mm
z*
sn H
if
SS, | Wtd. Household Goods 27
3-1128
| He
=
FURNITURE NEEDED
BUY, SELL OR TRADE _ REALT
Phone
*| Open Eves ‘till $—Sunday
.
For Rent Rooms — 37
. ~— entrance, Peeens. 201
SRICHT, CHEERY ROOMS FOR FOR men. Pri. entr. On bus line, 14
m
Pe bora, SLEEPING RO
for 2 - 3 8. Jessie
WARM CLEAN NG ROOM
pgs 4. Norton. FE
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day or Week
rtments.
Z ae. room home.
BUILDING & REPAIR pt KNAUF, Realtor
ron. OA 8-2339, FE 23-7421
80 abeen WE CAN FILL THE IMMEDIATEL
ag Se te ee 56-4638.
“Trucks to Rent
AND EQUIPMENT
Beg tet er! one Ber] ann valde ae ett
Pontiac Farm and ‘
Industrial Tractor Co, 8. ARD
Humphries
ae ae Hei =
— PoMORRC _ NEVER COMES!
BSE oe
1 block oF court house, Avail-
ones for immediate occupancy at
$80 per month.
ROY ANNETT, INC.
PE 38-0406
Open’ Evenings & Sunday 1 to 4
2,800 Sa. Ft. ON GROUND PLOOR PLUS BASEMENT
AVAILABLE AUG, 1
FRONTING ON
MLL. ST.
In Hotel Waldron Bidg.
Inquire Hotel Mgmt. —
% MILE W. CRESCENT’ Lie
AL FISHER - 19322 James DIAMOND. waste”
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
over payments. PE 286s), |
ey Thru Partridge .
"| » List Thru dah
. St: Ben ‘s. yt 4 4-2780. is
:
= ee Se = eye oe
$720 DOWN. Part of = 0 os Weta ere 4
STORY
nam. a Beck Zou baa
WEST SUBURBAN
Lincoln Heights! §
WILLIS ~BREWER_ 55 . Parke PE 46 MA 5-7661 FES €=6FE She
ched
a 24° custom eee FE $-1198
‘By Owner—Tep This 4 bedroom, all brick ranch home,
storms & ‘screens, terrace, land-
Bloomfield
40
PE 2-44)! or f®.-. MU
HOUSE FOR SALE: TO BE
moved. Sechabaw & Masbee Ra.
Independence Township.
ENDIAN VI LLAGE
We will sh en cote
- SELL, REALTOR. To
Patridge ts the “bird” to see.
oe CHESTER AREA ardening time will soon be here!
ove have a 6-room home with ga-
rage. Chicken coop, root cellar &
nice or for gardening. Better call
FRANK SHEPARD OL 1-7511 2980 Tienken Rd.
STOP—LOOK!
Car & half ; 52108 after o'clock,
LOOK, SMALL HOUSE ON LOB © Full ce $900.
Phone PE §-7195 .
242 SQUARE LAKE RD., NEW 3
brick pedroom franch type homes, att
$1,000 DOWN : GET IT QUICK,
m {through ‘Classified Adst
: . Yes, whatever it bse ~—- dial “
ges FE 28181\ for “an ad-
ie | Writer, and ket it (
2BEDROOM
ae
"| ila PR. Sats pewaras! Mion. | #4,380 rent sit Bld Bao o
res nse reer
Ome pee Cli; Ranch —3 bea
| $1,560 DOWN. City—3 bedrooms —
insurance, ment—§67 per mo., taxes &
oe
CLARE BEAL gen
ae cy i ;
3 Real Estate 1327 EB. Auburn Rd.
Bee ae we have rer —
BLUE SKIES
‘BEST BUYS — Sylvan M Manor |
ae Colonial Hills. Hills brick ranch. Shaded
rr, ee St. Tie soy Ba
Eee Sat 4
North. Anderson 3
‘Rochester wait 3% scres — : Highly.
Rochester
be =" ae as
JERRY E. Al E. ADAMS
"EE, Peta Sete MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
West Suburban
Pioneer Highlands Spacious living in excellent __
Make Money .. On _ this combination home
1
pues $6,930 with $1,500 dn,
Huntoon Lake
4 i lake privile es one
block awa: i. Pull” price
ac| Rateman
Kampsen
REALTORS FE 40528 377 _ 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun.
NEAR
TEL-HURON Home with heated porch, full
See ee ee” a
¥ neat
ReneS y Bg terms. Se
1565 Union
FOR BETTER Union Lake Village ‘ EM 3-433 or M 3-3314 Attractive East side 2 bedroom. :
Se . Pull price $9,050 with $1,250 GI-RESALE
ete YEARS OLD. BY. own.
i Arnold Real Estate ER. 3 BEDROOM BRICK, -
3 FE S067 __ FE_$.5783 ROoa ci eer
_ er WALLS. | LED | BATH.
Custom Built. rae LANDSCAPING ALL IN. s.
- = eS = ane : PPOLN TMENT ¥. ; . 3 bedroom! . : 32254 .
: new Seas much desired ie
* convent ance. $16,000,
tephe of yest pees: OFF JOSLYN home. in Sylvan 2 BEDROOM. Seore, || kitchen. Picture window. Alumi-
ion . num storms. Very lovely. faaia.
Ai Where livine is By tecation. “i
: ae as a uteett | C. HOUSTON REALTY : lot in best . PE 66331
= : : ‘ : - KEEGO HARBOR : Beauty Salon $4, ROOM, BUNGALOW. |All
te
~ HOME 1 ‘
and 2 lots. er a0e arts
WALLED LAKE AREA ISHED roy Modern.
sicoee with ps.000 dn
» Several Pro rties
on Huron Street
~ PW, DINNAN
Huron. . 6 Ww. YE 4-2577
Convenient to new, Linc: plant.
4 bedroom home full bath, auto- matic oil furnace. Water heater.
Pull @ only $00. Including
and range.
utomatic w: ft and dryer, 61,-
will hand
‘EMBREE & GREGG Lake
1% arage. Only
ae R. Middleton "PE 8-6003
Plus Family Space
At Uniori Lake
si
ef acevTs
‘i, fie ek
a
FE 4253 HAPPINESS
WEST SIDE 1 MILE 2 HOUSES,
‘ONE ACRE
Immediate, possession on, this 3
bedroom .
Se mess
| bead doors.
— oe tre
ay Sed Ful price soe sie S00, ‘ith on H. C. NEWINGHAM REAL ESTATE
Corner Auburn & Crooks
PE $-3002
Ri nt In! l white frame
Com-
Rien, ¢ eee oe Pinecone od
uated on ts sere. len of room
15 Days Possession 2 bedroom home near Hun-
Lake with —— basement with toon full stair-
Perry St.
3 bedrooms, estas .
and Story wt
e
of 5
500. Call ors appointment
af
gh
Dra ton Woods
WHITE
EeOS GATEWAYS to» $500 down
Move. tm the same day you ele : the y you close Pull price oe Save. &
ae de ay
015 Baldwin
BY OWNER. $750 :
i Seamed Fob Bale thease b
GI RESALE | \
ae Roe
fot FE 44203
3
garage.
5 ACRES—2 BEDRMS. You wih leve this
with $2,000 dow!
PACRES 3 BEDRMS. Mo. $9,500 with_$1 800 Dn.
50 DOWN 1 secre, 2-bedroom, bath, partial
pega ge oll heat, auto. hot wa-
$5,250
"C. PANGUS, Realtor
Call collect: Ortonville NAtional
17-2815
v
Established tn 1916
Good garden soil near
2 LyYto ._ ve =
ea sp in” modern
Sag oe ge Bk : &, t Full price $6,950—1, down,
very attractive 2
stow. Full tile Tanie ‘liv. fog ream. an we rasranaed
walls. OW fx i insulat- ed. Lot 80xi60, maple trees, a Ss Near
schools and churches, . $9,500— $3,000 down. ; :
ae ene Realtor
FE 20g Open
mies,
Pp
Sorat emily dome.
=_ bedroom. bath : down; 2 full
oP, rat, basement, garage Priced at $15,750.
WEST ROAD
Leslie R. mores Realtor
re $a" = ase
2
“ -
bl,
H
i
3 zt 1H 5
i Priced for ‘pues Sale
Owner sa
room home with ¢ Bhagat be we te SELL this 2
for 94.650
with
so Down Pa ment
3m eo Set “starter. homes with full
basement and ;
deen sipaek Fe ob _ WooD co +
OR 3-1235 OR 3-7038
Corner Williams Lake’ Rd. & M5@
‘WILLIAMS LK. FRONT 2 level teeme,
and large space,
ae for recreation
a lake level. Also ga-
rage Only $16,500 with substan-
down payment.
K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2329 Orchard Lake Rd. 4-4563
After 6, PE
LAKE FRONT
vitles room, screened
. 4 arage, a sis
pee] = die, by owner.
= lvan Lake Area 2214 AVONDALE—Cozy at-
pore 3 bedroom prick
English bungalow. Gas ars
$15,750—terms to suit.
Comfortable Ranch pe AVONDALE Priced, at
7?
homes with basements.
Priced at -$16,500, each. Z
Sylvan Manor cream of this
tive 3 & 4 betiroom suaci-
vision. bet =
"000 anid $18,600.
Pine Lake Area
. Priced 17,000 to $35,000. Ex- financing.
Otter Hills Attractive 2 and 3 oedret
homes at beautiful rT
Lake. Priced at 500 . to $29
$31,500; these homes are ex-
cellent values.
Low er. Straits Lake
full price “
A 3 BEDROOM HOME
At 3459 Mandrake. Priced
at .60-80.500 Cows
SYLVAN REALTY CO.
on
lot only 99.980 Ser" ime-
saie.
RED HORSE Oe Cass-Elizabetn Rd.
. ceramic
bath, rec. Gan tine ige.
. windew and
features. Located west fFrg
. oa it
i HE
HE
George R. Irwin et? Begum ere.
PE 8-0595 oe ae } g
2 pons to
n be lor only $2.-
, owen rerun yee $8,950.
“RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | 262 8. Teleeraph Phone FE 3-7103 or
oe
Se oe faa wy Biv
LO™. of MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
»| Perfect L
Pract mos
on Silver Lake.
Pontiac.
Slyvan Village—Brick
up. All oak floors, and decorated. GAS
heat. 1% car garage. ia |
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Green Lake District very neat clean ranch-
. 22-ft. ving room +:
:
Three Bedroom Bet Brick penal down psyment
Nicely decorated. Wart shai
GAYESRD 10 E. Piké Bt. ~ Open Eves.
FE 4-9584
“ANNETT OFFERS
East Side—$6,500 on this 2
stairway, living room
room
Roy Amat oval
hte ful ‘basement Here ‘s ;
e “you proud to
live in. Priced to sell at
*< 1% story. brick, 2 bed-
8 down,
ae
© 1987 by WEA Service, Ine
“Tm his seeing eye boy!”
PIONEER HIGHLANDS
itairs,
rood, 1% = ga-
Ete Soe we
HT’S A“*BEAUT®
Tt's only $11,800. Tt's only $300 down to s GI.
This beautiful § room, all modern
home with
and — 100 x 150 foot
. sround fered for the first time.
Located near Williams Lake and surrounded by beautiful homes.
Call Today for Appointment
WM. A.
KENNEDY W. Huron +3569
7” A we
LAKE ORION AREA
of Larg
ner lot, also has a garage.
Vacant. We have the xer.
GILES REALTY ( co. #2 W. HURON ST. 4178
SPECIAL en DOWN
-
5-063
SERVICE —_ ane
J. A. ao
BUD" Colberr sak
Model
Daily 2 to 3 P.M. New 3 bedroom brick fi tap Pog Ave.
Eve. omnes _¥E Ga
KNUDSEN | & Near igh Schoo!
For Sale Houses 43) -
é For Sale Houses 43
OFF JOSLYN. BUNGALOW 2 BED. modern
as Had Hy B at ee i
his
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PORTER RD. NEAR Toran.
freat boone
C. Schuett REALTOR Selection of best buys
: “PHONE: EM 3.4196 FE. Highiand rd
‘| J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor
REAL!
WE BUILD - BRICKS $10,975 CEDAR SHAKES $9975
fixtures in-
Sins Uther, eet mortgage ¢ per ¢ :
) yg $60 per amen includes taxes
OAKLAND LAKE roo. 6
room home with
aay nook. Bath. Saas
atura] fireplace. Garage. $1300
wn,
86 E. Walton
Open es
$1,500 DOWN — GipResale. 3 og
—~ a arte =
gas stove
“Alumin
Paved
yo
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for Mr.
eas aa
1011 W. srupREALTOR
Drayton Woode This new 3 ranch
WoEMestaRTRAM
e ¢é “
Pictur windows, fireplace
storms, & sere wits oat on Oe : E on
one. Only $1.400 down to 4%
LITTLE FARM. North suburban. 4 rooms and utility, bath
with shower. Breeseway. Kitch-
en i2xl¢ lots .of
ou enetian blinds
CARL W. BIRD, Realoor,
re wily “Brenings PH 8
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We buy land contracts
res NICHOLE &H. HARGER CO. «
a“ ee ae
Income Property 4¥A FAMILY FOR BY OWN-
rs Each apt. & Foome with bat,
MONDAY-FRIDAY $8
“Budget
Rancher”
_ 1266 North Cass
BUILT ON YOUR LOT
*9975 | 3: BEDROOMS
FULL BATH
. CEDAR SHAKE
; a :
ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS
KITCHEN CABINETS .
SLIDING WARDROBE DOORS
MS* TO N. CASS LAKE RD.
RIGHT TO MODEL
r
TELEGRAPH TO PONTIAC LAKE
RD; WEST 2 MILES
REALTORS FE 4-0528
377 8. Pelegraph Eves, and Sun.
. A steal ‘ with down and $50 per
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 20 8. Mich -
=/STOUT'S
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18 TRE “BIRD” TO sem
LAKEFRONT, 3-BDRM.
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pakinsinge * | SATO SEPRSR* | Hardware—Trade mpece ausnen Eemmory, abe| 98S
pron facran: Good buildin she.| omen RR siding, lo i048. Over, $990,000 arose. Same Seine Marine. 0 ual | Gag, WATER MEATER. SERVE
take prop- a we CO is wk &
LAYTON'S “Eaut side, Good bulding lot, #1100
Mast sthateg dak ine? Seek
ns HAYDEN, Reatlor EB. Walton PE $0441
1% ACRES_CITY WATER
Eg rag Me | on a wind- une He Soe ine. OP
OR i
“BROS. “e EAI
vhewe OBE e TORS ” 1295 a Sg yA ‘
SOACRES "rep win live
a i E = E ; ats = 2
6 ifs a 4 $
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MB. acres. Small
Ny es ~My
— gS ~ ate
XJ Cr’ HAYDEN, Realtor . Walten rE
acres. A beautiful spot.
Mpa rotaes fear
TOR . *
* ee ey Sundays ‘
pg a chard Lk. Rd.
eae ee Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge 5
ORCHARD LAKE RD, 160x200°PT. CORNER An Excellent Parcel -
x aol
3n00 tt. 8 ree
- of this desirable com erty. '
SYLVAN REALTY CO.
ix’ sYivAN SHCPPINO CENTER
Rent Lease Bus, Prop. 49A
32x89 FT. OF SHOP SPACE, close to downtown, mo.
Inquire K. G 10 E. Huron,
PE. 64-8284.
STORE B j 40X50 WITH 2 ee Seas for 2 stores.
Wee ew sti
Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
CLASS C BAR | . On - With
Leslie R. Middleton PE #66003 ye som _____ ee. | DRIVE-IN AND HOME
PES
Grocery and Meat Market
eataedes &
| #1806. .
SPECIAL BUY
SUPER MARKET & fixtures — xtock
RIDGEWAY
LIQUOR BAR
“Average gross $60,000 yearly by sales for past 5 “years. No
food er entertainm center of
80 ACRES room
Auto. Good
barn ©
shed &
$00 . CRAWFORD AGENCY
Bian Matis or Ea $38
a Pte ts i > >
8 r “EU - a
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. Business. S
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Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partric
AT FARM PRICE -
iret sa mile on gravel rod.
kha
oP Bolivia ES
50 Acres—Metamora ‘* “INVESTMENT
% mile on
: pt caeetDGEWAY
A SUPER GROCERY away from
ERN LIQUOR bar
Roy Annett Inc.|
Now ‘
Fea ta nt MICHIGAN BUSINESS | ; SALES CORPORATION
NTTAC PRESS, MONDAY:
j APPLIANCE FURNITURE & ances
THE HOB-NOB SHOP
=| PAU Bites L
LUMBER CO.
we.
ieinlan, trem $36 and up. A
; than you tink. Let us give ; 4 a _.) _. Sa you a tree setteetn.
UsED RANGE, $19.05 UP. | 37) 8. FE 32-0203
33 Co, 08 HAIRDRYER, MATTRESS, 2 s. water heater, furnace.
QSED REYRIG.“.....-.---- % 51448. :
saeet verdant JET WATER PUMPS. $09.95, G. A. Used washer. ...-.-.,-+s« 5.
| Root eee ls. 5% | crrcmmn camo sinks. LORD'S Wé HOUSE Sine ane, coca,
. SE ee chard Lake Ave. _
mh ABE RSE pang at Oun PRont poor | —AMP ft
nnnaale le Land Contracts 52
20% DISCOUNT $5,000 lard contract on 3 bedroom home gear Wil- 1 . ‘Cc. wooD CO. OR , after 6 call _OR” 3-2603.
2%) PER CENT DISCOUNT ON 2 bedroom home. $7340. FE23143.| _
. ~ : = j— é
mos | Oe O08 SS ’ “] don't know. why you want a hat! You've GOT a hat!”
ITY — SEASONED 6 :
MONTHS. EXCELLENT .
SECURIT? == | Swaps ___55| Sale Household Goods 57
R. J. VALUET, Realtor |. . > wad ane ies
we hig ave’ Fe r “1 GHEY. COUPE FOR Boon | art. SIZE GAS RANGE. #45, OR
__MULTIPLE LISTING SE LISTING SERVICE _ Seebee Evinrude 1966, extr®| BABY CARRIAGE, CRIB AND
$1420 DISCOUNT a Tf ig 7 aed chatt. FE $43
$4,257 to handle. 6 per cent, $55 1 BED. CHAIR & BAB
r month. Secyred by S rm, and 50 DOWN a ae ty ee
* TIM WRIGHT WEST SUBURBAN _ | sgausipu HONDURAS Manos. J M WRIGHT -4 tooms, 3 th, oak firs. dining room suite
REALTOR newly immediate pos-| satinwood, “inc brake fron
“ PE 5-941 Wwill| host & hostess _B
Eves..MY 2-1064 trade. r, vacant prop-| Hills, FE
GEAUTIFUL § PC. WALNUT DIN-
Happy Folks
FINANCE CO. IY FLOOR, NATIUNAL BLDG.
“li AY
Breakfast Set, $15 Metal cabinet
¥-A-WA Call after sites, 19% ft. x 12 JIM WRIGHT ing. Foom set, exe. cond. Also t pieces of furniture, MI
ance - 345 Oakland Av PE 50441) _ 4-1143. :
$4,137. Discount me cent BIRCH DINING ROOM | pis
CONTRACT late model s’ Schwinn bike. EM 3-2750.
bedroom with full NEW 3 org es 3-9692. : 7 ay NEW
ps ae basement. | HOUSETRAILER, LATE MODEL, | double dresser, large mirror. due $7, oval. Sleeps 4, Trade book bed Chest. All for
count 30 pet sem. Com to ioe SB se bab cats” 3 weekly. 30
you, 96,008. sel) for [ "ea payment. ee es cates, Hour.
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor | _senick’s. MY 32711. son's furniture. 42 Orchard Lake
202_ 8. raph ; $4 | Ca CAR AND Ave. ; siioedee
Phone 103 or FE FOR, YO CONTRACT | COLDSPOT REFRIG. ii CU. FT.
: : aguas secant) Tee J SAVE wute. pa egy ngs Pe
Money to Loan 53) Pane On i365.” WELT. | SE DINETTE Gara AB ee
(Sta! Lenders SWAP, BUY OR SELL CALL | semble these yourself and save,
~ BENEFICIAL _ design famous make, nica
WHEN YOU NEED TRADE . tops. popular colors. Look
1955 Pontiac 4 door se-| compare terrific Bn
$ dan. Will trade on home or! Chora’ Leke Ave A
| O ¥ property or contract, 2 rw. 1%
' Ask for Mr. Brown. Tag a MADE SOFA &
Jee on tS ee Se ethene aes crystal lamps, § pe. chrome. di
car of rurniture. No WILL 7 i TRADE $4000 EQUITY set—all in exe. condition.
eee tee ail be’ clad te tele posers farm,.@. room, modern PE 00011. After ¢.
en pow problems. © cutbuildings, fruit GUsTOM MADE MODERN DIN-
ad! a! stock & tools. 19 miles of G ing room set, 6 chairs, table,
pe Se For land con-| server 1 year old, $200. Recrea-
* . or e of equal value. Ili- tion room furniture, sofa, 2 chairs
: - on : = .- ecks and cushions a
FINANCE CO. ~ year old, $100. FE 44676, .
12 3 Bld FENCING. NO MONEY Pintia; Ste. Beak Bids For Sale Clothing 56 CYCLONE FENCING NO MOR
DELUXE. AUTO.
BORROW ag = edge P Pool Tht range, Kelvinator, like new, $100.
WITH Bhoes, T%-2A. to B3A, Silver Fox | Rose slipeevered, good con-
: NY . FE 6-7552. dition, $30. 2-524 after 4:00
CONFIDENCE . EASTER SPECIALS | weekends.
' Suits, Spt T Costs, re-| DRAPERIES. LINED, FLORAL. 16
HPC —— MousenoMd Pinance Cor: | claimed, from $9. Orig. price, to | _ ft. window. FE 31418.
Rg 3 & $100, Pants $2.99 up; jackets, $3.95 | Easy WASHER, WRINGER TYPE.
rage Agen = | od) @D, Dew work shirts $1.56. Bird cage and standard. by 78 years of experience. You| come See What Y: Buys pgs | te:
may borrow up to $500 if you away Pian. camer oreen, 9S. ;
have steady and can | pow OUTLET 18 8. w |. versal ‘acuum cleaner, perfec
make regular : the pe enn ak — working condition, $5. Solid wal-
are mode endors- om, Sree 6 SONS S nut Cg oly ye Alse 7
waliy Same ‘any. Phoue or fady's “bpring. cost size 12. FE| Siisabeth Lake Estates.
2 Ec, WATER WEST-
: ; LADY's COAT. BLUE POX TRIM. 1egr.
Household Finance ee eg Be ag inghouse Segal. cap. 16st. wer
F oP. of Pontiac ioe an $00.96. Mules, MI _,
Sagina’ Kay Bldg. AN" " * ELECTRI LIKE P
se tnd ‘one 2: Man's Pg 5 mee need " reasonable. PE 470s nachihe
Buckner Customers ii re eae FOR SALE: EXTRA WIDE ROLL
: : 312m 44 MAN'S CLOTHING FOR) 4 a senaimid
oa | 2-6062. a oF
Buckner’s verve with & | 4. value, $278, scratched in
grate ip th: ; manner. | “1, PRICES et. ransit, 383
whers courte. ond re (HIGH DOLLAR FOR JUNE & shown to everyone and borrowing wrecked cars, FE $45) — M¥ say vena ane ottoman.
‘or your immediate and Goods crs ae EE.
o ons Ld | Sate Howoenene* 57 | Pikine,.lmed osk cabinet, asi
+ Sessoms Se year's sold Must sac-
com. you are wWel-/3 PIECE BEDRM. am rifice. $80. 9 Dred.
comed, a Your patronage ts ap: | _ plete. _Good_cond._PE 61 = =
ToS cso. un wo 96 mentee |* BMS, OF LORMETURE FOR) 10 5. math — VEC
. “y: KENMORE AUTO. W.
: 5-Piece with suds saver, matching et
PLAN
ee
ise oa
ee ee
coe shee a See eee Ue ena cous a |r Send ae doe PES “elt Base Rugs $3.95 | gopeax BLONDE DINING ROOM ee eee LINOLEUM, “938 ROGERS BOF Oe. coaire.
C) kl d 414 Ft. Wall Tile 25e NORGE REFRIGERATOR
CIKICITIC. |ncssien sane ‘rar. 0. 8 ceca — wine MCR Loan Company | 2%, #8 tarsn, 8 oiiee | PSs “cai stile and fe wil 2% PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. | _freere_« pet) FE weet wi sited Coren,
, CONSOLE TV. REBUILT WASHING MACHINES
re 2-9206 we WALTON TV. All makes, guaranteed. | Tye
———— ——— Walton Cor. =
. MACHINE FOR SALE.
LOAN S Fr Call FE $017) after 4:00.
rE .
95; Apt. electric stove, $0
p Bs ears
ne. Servel, gas | retrigerater.
me in. To $500 water heater ‘gas, * :
BENEFICIAL —_| 7aBc oe We sty nia
FINANCE CO. aT, Ube SA Fr evel.
1_W. Lawrence St. FE 24209) A little Bg BRE SINGER
& tiees. Que and. cecuss, free | mente . Lawrence St. 4-1538 ‘ "his . a
a Deteinom ares, ee ate | eet,
Need $500 Pr Ng FS nnd a
‘Wit fast, courteous service and TY sets. rugs, Toom el. Rowna bobbin,
* ? suites.
“9 Ain Ba 4 mabe A ae ty 9
Cd
+
ae)
Furnaces, oli fired, | type.
F alt. 84,000 BTU’ Complete with con $267.50, rnace
and work, - to install, 5-6 rm. . Including
above 30 water heater.
PLUMBING AND.
TING ve
CU. | 492 8. w PE 32-4397
1 6-131 u : ws
WAYNE GABERT’S
TV and Appliance Sale
Maytag suto. washer ..,....-- $00
Maytag w: er Washer ...... Px]
Munts 17” TV console .......- a0
Dument 21° TV, full doors ... $09
Many others to from, Up
to 2 years to pay ; 121 N. Sag’ FE 5-6189
WALNUT DINING RM. SUITE
Buffet, china cabinet comb. Drop
leat with 3. extra leaves. ¢
chaifs, Excellent cond. MI
| For Sale Miscellaneous 60
. 12
bi
2X6's,
lo. 2 Oak
score $3 25 sheet.
shi rock
10 sheets or more, $1.45 each.
EVERYTHIN = BUILD
BLACKETTE’S
Clarkston
FIR
. PLYSCORE
*A.79 . - Cec :
-Northern: Lumber Co.
A 740 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 34171
Faun MeriMATES. PE ett. avTU
2X8's, AND 2X10's, 985M. | ~ Flooring, ‘si00M. “s
«| LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS Authorized ry service and tenuine. factory parts, Free test
oe Se AREER eT a
. | MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE 20” mirror metal cabinet, 6
Slightly merréd, Also
burner and controls.
a % HP.
fair 6-2104. used.
. MAy-
PLYWOOD
ene ee
eee
eee wee one
PE 3-T101
~ Remodeling . Cal and save ‘turing the month
of March FE §-1433.
SALE Aluminum combination windows,
& doors. Aluminum & Fiberglas - ewnings :
- FE 46089 $ am. to 9 p.m.
SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED rd Lake Ave.
aha inte Mast
4x8 Sheet $1.35 Plyscord. 4x0% sheet . $4.95
Bianke: insulation, 100 sq. ft, $3.95
hs a. ft ‘ is
Fir Sst, aera,” 2e14.
as wa” ee 4212 white pine boards. ft... lie
Inside doot jambs WP. .. $3.8)
SAVE UP TO $400 ON MATER.
base Cepir TERM. MAKE IT's
BURMEISTER
Northern Lumber Co.
Pontiac, EM
2678 Orchard .
SURPLUS LUMB ER & MATERIAL SALES CO.
ALL COLORS. #4ri%s
LOOR SHOP :
pans __Onen_§ to 8
on f ir, TASKER'S” a W. HURON st.
LET Us HELP YOU WITH YOUR eoior ms, ‘8
Se base : F) Magic eeate int. Free in rear of pees. Fee park! SEWING MACHINES, DRY
Ein “plimbag a lectin ica, , &
Sie to 6:00: sendag 15:08 to 4: :
_186 W, Monteaim, gy
CALE [ex
Boll. pipe. gaivanized . sewer Ph
crock, pansies and Sabdeden. TW
glass dshers scruobers, es
aga eo ete. B-3144. 240 .° Ors,
Baldwin Av
FOR RENT | ty: Ma steamers—waxers
FOR RENT
WALL P.
WAND SANDERS - DRILLS - SAWS
PAINT SPRAYERS
Open Sunday :
BROWNIES
buy, Gallaghers 16 E. Huron.
Sale Office Equipment 63 if Th
ee
ae
be
k § fi ; 5 ®,
2-WHEEL BOAT TRAILER. 56-6990
Buy. le. Burr-Shell, 375
_S. “belegtaph Ba, PE. 24708. HI-STANDARD AUTO. PISTOL. $35.
ST. CYR pistes
fi:
GUNS, MODERN AND ANTIQUE
ING BAGS AND AIR and infla-
and, Gravel & Dirt 66
BENSON LUMBER ‘CO, | B45¥
» Do It Yourself 61)
BOA1 AND FLOOR SANDER, PO!
62 OY.
all gp nt i te gh Black & brown. Reas. FE 32-8682.
to begiiners with lessons, FE | S,MESE KITTENS. FEMALE. #10 - _— "" . FB : yt.
_ Registered fox
: 9, | SERVICE. TOY
dire, $575. OR 2171. ter Oa aH ailer ;
iP YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A|7oy pox TERRIER POPPIN. OL
by erand, Plane: muren, PE | TROPICAL FISH AQUARIUM, 5
40566. a gi = lights ~ $20.
oo0as. CATs rained,
a
rr. :
BUCKSKIN MARE, 6 YRS. BRED .
to Arabian for June foal, Small
brown mare. 2 Heif-
ers, 20 mo, Goats. Ortor . RA
a
43371
BANE RON Feo 'we epecialise 10 ful dirt, Phone FE #1717. Forrest Jones, MA _%-5206.
FOR SALE
PE _ 2-850; Sale Farm Produce 75
Bi, WAIST Feet oul ger |arpuns,s SWEET GIOER, ROM sand, ‘dirt, etc, MI 7-0872. |" steaa Orehards, 5460 Orchard Lk.
STONE, DIRT AND|_Ra. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
beach sand, delivered. FE 4-0441.| CHOICE MACINTOSH.
: ¥ : [ze thon, Steel 3] Q gus CRU! , GRAY: oy
GRAVEL: CRUSHED BYONE AND | Bree a2 . sand Woolard. FE 65-2740. Orchard Lake Rd. to 6.
NOW LOADING PEAK. DAN | CORN FOR SALE. aay EL.
Weaver, 23-4780. Tose 71-4206.
B
Bir and ervel, fit dre Grain [On MAREE sam to OR 3-153. “| 138 ie en-dressed, poultry
ROAD Sat —*? Apples and cider. toes, Me 4
Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 Sale Farm Equipm ent 76
EM ‘
‘Wheel Horse |
Power Mowers & Ti |
aie
18 A ve Sige me Ag
KING BROS. F
ter with
Brand New
RCA - Whirlpools
“AUTO GLASS : Ran se BA replaced, no rattles,
e. Irtad “management of Kay
: He AUTO GI -ASS co. bay 122 Oakland Ave.
MODEL B TRAC-
r-Trol, Linas o—
Baten tract tractor mounted bugs sew,
OA 8-377. -
THRU. 16
ae JAMBOREE OPEN HOUSE
; REGISTER ae WIN A NEW FORD TRACTOR
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL —* vee aly
OPEN HOU. hiatal
§N FORD TRACTOR. RECONDI-
TIONED. WITH 'NEW RUSEER.
; : — CRANKSHAFT ee bok =
ee on Sees eee, TS WITH EVER-| ¢?r. ers rebored
' ETT BLADE. shine . Phone F
RECONDITIONED READY TO | _2-2563
- AlB 2090 PERG 780N8 $e For Sale Motorcycles 83 8&3)
= PON : * | por PARTS AND SERVICE
NTIAC vison Sal Sore pee om
‘New Seisanle 8A fasaa,_ SS
SPECIAL SALE
Equipment
- | CHRYSLER 6 MOTOR AES, radiator, $10. Air bene with
. Offenhouse * gone
woe or "36 chev. . also
$15. Overload 4) s, ape
= “wpe to pull b railers,
$20. Car aie & ‘a for trailer,
__ ots. Ph. 1 FE 8-0056.
*Sy MERCURY PARTS rs. GOOD sop Mo-
tor tires, front end, id, FE
¥. Also “32 Ch
with Roll bars, Misc hot
yr 2 race car aeeal frames,
_ ste. PE 3-7630 after
10:00 X 20 TIRES ~
FE 5.3840
AND > SEI L GOOD USED
Also whitewalls.
E D. WwW ILLIAMS __ 453 8. Saginaw st | Raeburn
USED TUBELESS ‘TRUCK “TIRES:
i von sizes 370 8.. Saginaw. PE
BY. OWNER "088 Chevrolet te ton pickup. PE
iv - im late ie} % or.
oy ira . Phek up. cond
For Sale Cars == 91
1955 PLYMOUTH
$995
LARRY »
JEROME"
Auto Service 81 Ol eS
Seut
FINANCING AVAILABLE INLAN D LAKES SALES: _|327_W.- Huron FE 47121, FE 23-6122
CEDAR STRIP TOMAHAWK i2 PT. : run-a-bout, used 2 mos. cost $250,
we avIS BACK HOE |} Se 32 So With exclusive right -ewing., at ES se
: —_— cumping | ij PT. WOLVERINE, 16 HP MO- Ee: Be tor & trailer, OR
: su: Sal
: FREE 1987 3 h-p. Johnson
be given away ot SLAYB
on Sma 3 ; FR
a ESS ope ae gzno FOAM ‘ATION — NO
_ AGF oe pin, tested 1 At ANDERSON HDWE. SS: oc US. 6. over | 21828. Telegraph Rd. FE 5.000 ; we are selling our entire eee G NONABOOT BOAT be E i. machinery. IT trac- RUNABOUT rT. 80 a: one . five| hp. motor, trailer and all equip-
z Ss. 2 Jotn me ae. 2 ak = ae = yative | pet
a Sat paler "50 | offer. New last year. PE $4245.
“6 baler, Case | Gwe iPr. TaoetPeon CLINKER 4 es & er uit boat. § h.p. Johuson motor. Ago Also trailer. Good cond. Reason-
d wee es
a Wood Bree. esen- TONY’S MARINE = . sinters col. | 20 Der Cent discount on all boats Sy ‘ Dinder, bale cleva- # you order now. Evinrude Mo-
— a. to ~ oe many tres Lay away at benk terms. ‘ oS cr IMPLE-| 2! Jt. experience. 2605
. eA Cotte. | Uae Opes_ tt +
q Peay, Pape Be reece g00d ST i Or bo to round cut — setecggens |
E «barn I om forced to sell my ms. om j
‘ * 2 ee & Bomsads, We "ete cell, Thomp- = gested at the er Bers ‘s Wizard and Crestliner boats,
‘pata Ran on Tours. "| * trailers. : * EX S Preah and. dus. on. 34 AUBURN AT ‘ADAMS
: *» Balance tn produc- 2-811
«tion, bread for time. 7 =
This, a good, bera wet! Use Our Layaway Plan age ig a ag RE Mg EE “ot bake and” Evinrude rE HS Alt models in stock. ones. bales of . 1500 :
Scrates of corm. $ ft. of in| Harrington Boat Works
See aa tse pees | ve sa F ¥ east of] ;
ties ‘ai0e Ten Mile Transportation Offered 87
Rete, ms Por. Rebel = Se \rny BY
tual 48027 before noon or after 7.
“TRAILER EXCHANGE
10 WIDES—10 WIDES || Fe’:
“TOP ‘CASH DOLLAR choose 6 year ea
Featuring . A
. PION. and PRAIRIE .
one 8 from 16%4 to 66 Tt.
H . PAY
Rest uove sunt . MOVE
BOTTLE GAS
PARTS & SUPPLIES 0 8. Tele
OPEN E
FOR
homes
jow, low down raph TIL 8 & Sun. Me
LATE MODEL MOBILE
itioned, like new. on
payments. Palsace
ge: rent. lag a4 eos a
Village Lim,
TRAILER "EXCHANGE.
BBEBPPABAALIII
1 |S YARD GARWOOD . | $190
“Always “Ready ~ ey
BAG “EY "AC ‘TO PARTS ) 199 ~BAGLEY 8ST.
HIGH $3$ PAID BUYING FOR Our OF STATE DEALS
GLENN’S MOTOR SALES 2348 SAGINAW 8ST FE 47371
WIE. JUNK CARS AND SCRAP _Bervice. Call PE +
“THE : HIGH [ DOLLAR For, high need them.
it will pay you well, 4540
"i. J. VAN WELT
winTEDTALE aaa oF JUNK.
FE 44878: MY 2-5402.
For Sale Trucks 9%
DUMP Box 270 W. Maicolm, FE $-1355
“yh EM TON Pots ya ieee COND.
Coreeayte 1953
tor, 1952 640 GM trac- | FUNNY BUSINESS
CLUB COUPE | 4 For Sale Tires - mA THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. MARCH, A 1957
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UP TO 36 MOS. ON BAL.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
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Offers.
‘56 Cadillac "Bee V4 like new .... $3895.
| 46 Ford, 2 5 31505 |
|°56 Chev - ee ibe Buick oa it! "MS Pontiac 4 - $1485 |
| 65 Cher. <. $1305 "SS Chev... $1306
| 85 Chev, $iMs [53 Fora Cust $1295 54 Plymouth. \. 8 885 "S3 Chev. -» & O85
‘$4 Pontiac. | § 895 "S4 Ford V a $ 805
33 Burch, $ 33 "83 Chev. Tepe : $3 WS 33 Sher. ¢'be. FS. ° ae
53 | aol S0G6R ....-.... 8 8 "$8 Ford. 2 dr. ss sdatie $ 595 1 4 Gr. Pord-O-Matic . $ 495
FeO, Reset o1 SO Chev. 2 Gf. ....ccccceee 8 285 $2 Dodge, 2 ar. vec, 3m
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CENTRAL PONTIAC’S ONLY
-LINCOLN
MERCURY . DEALER CASS AT PIKE STS. PE 4-3885
(CADILLAC CONVERT. OWNER, 1953. PULL io
LIKE NEW, WILL TRADE
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$1595 “ Your old car down.
| weer CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham .
1951. DODGE $398, BY OWNER:
excellent cond, -
41200, In
MA
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1956 CHEV. 1g TON STAKE 4
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truck appearance. Save plenty on
this one. Just your car or truck
Haskins Chev. way at MIS
Nites | Wat
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@is) Dixie Highway at Mid"
$8071 yea Nites
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LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
EASY GMAC, TERMS
. 193 Ford Ranch vs Wagon,
engine. Radic. heater and extra
nice - throughout
"$795 NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave.
Birmingham
CHEVROLET
$1995. Little down — Long terms
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave.
Birmingham
—— 2 Mariva &t.,
rear. |
‘$1 .CHEV. BEL AIR. CLUB, | black body, white top, egy white |
tires, moter, body, tires riect. |
395. $5 A $19 per mo. Great |
Lakes. 6-B080—
CHEVROLET: 1945 Sport peater. |
power glide, power pack V-8
gine and a beautiful turquetee end |
- ivery finish Also 53 CHEV BEL AIR. SHARP TAKE .
+ Rochester Ford Dealer
OL ion “Mind passing the cigars? It's a new hair!"
TLL Youn WoTt NOTE For rs = =39 : mventbellel oo F chubir is soon For Sale Cars 91) For Sele Cars 91
THE NG MAR’S FRIEND : :
la a eed Station Wagon SPRING-SPECIALS -
Cc ta Headquarters 1948 Olds convertible $145 HEV. ; ba Stude. V-8 club coupe 395
Twe 1958 Ford Country sedan | ear Fostine Mya. 2 door .. § 4s Station Wagons. Both 6 passenger ipsa Chevrolet. 2door _..... 685
> 1957 models with low Lara and | 1954 Chev. taoee wagon .... § 885
loaded with — riced isss Chev, To 3door * § 193
: DEMOS | 1956 Ford vata ; Mie All power $1495
‘s $1690 | 1955 Pontiac Cat hardtop epe $1485
2 1956 Chev. V-6 P.G. Convt. .. $1695
1956 Chev. Station Wagon .... $1785
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
JUST YOUR CAR DOWN
EASY GMAC. TERMS
| HASKINS CHEVROLET
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Fastest Growing Dealer” €751 Dixie Highway et M15
nites ‘til 8
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Deluxe, power steering & Seakee.
Pully equip. Golden -Falcon,
careful owner, as new. Bur my
og OO over payments.
i DODGE CLUB CPE. VERY good condition. FE 4-4676.
SPECIAL FOR SALE 1957 Ford, custom 300, $600 dis-
“is J... Se
FORD 1956 Custom 4¢door sedan. V-8
engine. Radio, beater and Fordo-
matic transmission, Can't be told
from new.
$1695 Lew Down Payment.
| NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham ~
FORD. isso. 6 CYLINDER, OVER-
drive. R & H. Very good 7 =
tation. $235. EM
Round Lake Red
= owner I
sale. ] whee! A real sna;
ear. Priced for q
"$1645 NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave.
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NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave. —
CHEVROLET 1953 Chevrolet 210 4door sedan, €
jow price of only
$695 Make your own terms.
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S. Woodward Ave. —
Birmingham
Why Drive
when you can get one of |
these reconditioned: used |
cars at bargain prices?
cars over! °
$1695 56° Ford Customiine 2? dr. sedan. i.
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The Old Bus... .'
Come in’ and look these | “53 FORD CONVERTIBLE
$895 ney 3 4 ”
OWENS ; Your FORD Dealer 47 8 seunes ~ FE 5-410
1952 FORD, iO AND
ONLY MONEY... THAT GOES DOWN RAIN
WHEN YOUR OLD C STARTS N FIND
S896 BONANAZA. OF INGs IN ANY OF THESE |
67 Faistans "500" . $2595 4 door, radio & seater, Ford-O-
Matic, W- am.
55 Super 88. ae kes: + $1795 Full power
NTIAC
°55 Star Chief Reese - $1795 CATALINA COUPE, Full power.
1°56 Catatina C Che; Radio & heater, Hydramatic.
*53 Four- Door Vv 8 ..$ 895
Radio & heater, Port’ Matic, E TIAC
‘4 Star Chief apes -Peloe
4 DOOR, Radic & heater, Hydra-
matic.
’33 Be Bel Air 2- T20r. .. ave velae & heater, V-8,
PONTIAC
i°$3 Catalina ....s...9 85 Radic & heater, Standard trans-
mission.
oe DODGE
55 Coronet 4-Dr. . .. $1395 —_— & heater, Auto. transmis-
sion.
CHEVROLET ena oats
heater, po down.
Trecit mer. Mr
+7500, ¢ Ford
CUSTOM WHITE
$2005 | 18% 1 Ear cca , $2895 'S6 Buick Riviera ..$2895
35 Olds 98 Holiday .$2195
55 Olds 4-Dr. Sed, .$1895
1°55 Olds 2-Dr.Sed , .$1695
\°55 Buick Riviera. . .$1695
'54 Stude. Chp. Cpe. $ 695
"53 Olds ree sckese O90
..$ 795
7 a3 495
IGHTEN & SON OLDSMOBILE 53 Ch .
"52 Plymouth ri
HO ‘| YOU. FPRIENDL
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of Late Model Cars
HURON MTR. SALES
THINKING OF A NEW
CAR AND TRUCK OR.
A GOOD USED CAR?
~ CHECK OUR
DEAL FIRST
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YOUR FRIENDLY popes « *
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ber and runs good. First reasen-
able offer takes it. OR }-7665 aft
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HUTCHINSON AUTO SALES
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town. Twenty to choose
from. All models available.
pelea 7
CHEV. 2 DR. SEDAN
$1875 A
GMC TR ‘DEALER
$28 N. Main aed
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WAGON : 1980 Pontioe 4 yonsenner, all metal
yan Exc, condition
new tires. $425.
Roger's oger’ $ rod hegg & Service
‘ 695 Auburn
HUGHES, INC. ‘Pontlas Sales
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_ .In Used Cars
~ Come Out To
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MOTOR SALES
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ENGLE mg i "SALE
WANTED AT T ONCE: A new wr wes
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Also se Fordomatic. | CLARKSTON
Motor Sales CHRYSL eR SLYMOUTH |MUST SELL THESE BEAUTIFUL
“NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY!
“aling coe Starchlet custom, Cat- asda power |AIR_,COR conDITioN p 1056, CHRYS.
se ie go 3 tone paint. stee PR, Caaees CS
1955 Pon ‘convertible. wera wire wheejs. Low mile
Ne ew. X tinental wheel. An| ®&®- Offictal’s x
1953 Pontiac } wi dr, sedan. ‘THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
cbevrsiat 4 dy. sedan . Btand-| 150 o9. ptrmonts 2 door, $05, Runs
mileage. i ae 3 Dodge gah = cer, hard ae
PLUS. a Ey SR Busta “ait
' PLUS TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
1955 Plymoutn mesooders, * 4 dr.)
Mush button stilt,
1954 Buick if, se, yna., R&H,
1951 Buick super hardtop.
1959 Plymouth, 4 door, R&H.
eae 1959 Piymoutn Belvedere, hardtop,
a Evesings~Please
Open E MAple 5:5141 22 §_ MAIN_§T___CLARESTOR
$3 PLYMOUTH _
oof Pen aonEH
"52 FORD:
_FE «2185
Suburban Motoes C ‘o. Tuc, |
565 8. Woodward oer
Olds Dealer _
and heater, Hydramatic, no mon-|
assume -payments of credit mer.
47500, Har-
Pre-
Sh gt
565 8, Woodward rmingham
Oe Dealer .
"Bright |
Spot" AUTO SUPER MKT.
'S6 Cadillac Convert. $4295
Loaded with extras, continental |
— General tires, one own-|
MA ¢1513
Direct Factory dealer, You save. |- |
56 Olds 98 Sedan .. $2795 1983 paren Moliday, 4 to eboose,
from, one owner, full power
:°56 Pontiac Catalina $2150 NO®
{ ‘Turquoise . white, automatic
| transmission
1°56 Olds 98 4-Dr. .... .$2395 Jetaway, radio & heater, power
| gteering
|'56 Cadillac Coupe . «$3895. Beautiful Geddess gold & white. |
Ful power.
’55 Ford F'lane 2-Dr. $1205
radio & heater, W-
Wail tires.
55 Chevy Convert... $1495 |
Pow jana & heater, white |
top, * ewer
'$5 Olds 98 Sedan . $2198
erate odes oo foc low mileage.
55 Olds S. 88 88 2 Dr... $1695 Hydramatic, heate
"55 5 Cadillac lac Coe. DV ng $3195.
a Power Steering oops od
dows,
‘55 Pontiac 2D Dr. . $1195 Hydramatic, Heater.
54 Olds SB... .2.... 4, $1595,
radio & beater, fh full wer,
Wall tires. ‘be
54 Olds S. 88 4-Dr:. ver. we
$1395
er steering
"S4 Buick 4-Dr, .... $1595 Dyneflow. radio & ~heater, real.
clean.
'34 Pontiac Sed, ....$ 905. oe radio & heater, bed
power steering
traben
"54 Cadillac 62 Sedan $2395 Hydramatic, radio & heater, Pow-
er steering & windows,
53 Pontiac Chieftain $ 745
‘33 Olds Super 8&8 . Sedan, radio & heater, dark blue.
‘3 Chevrolet (B/A+.$ 795 dr. radio & heater. -
53 Cadillac 62 Sedan $1 395, Hydramatic, radio & heater.
52 Ford pibctestias® 450
FPord--Matic, radio & heater.
52 Pontiac 4-Dr, ...$ 495 Chieftain, radio & heater, Hydre-
"52 Olds S. red yor Sa Radio & heater,
"$2 Nash eave .-$ 395. 4 dr, Radio & heater, overdrive,
‘51 Olds S, 88.4-Dr...§ 395 Hydramatic; radio &
*51 Chevrolet 4Dr.. .$ 305
RIEMENSCHNEIDER
Dodge
_ Plymouth ‘aa 8. Beginew radio & heater, beautiful tri-tone
*. roe 2 =, v8. oar Bae finish. RUST. LOOKS
XS ir suet ¢ taMe OUT OF $1195
THE FACTORY ss Aas agg amid 4dr. — re-
*495|*"* $895 ‘50 BUICK 4 — ae LIGHT | +58 Old tr he 4 «dr. sedan
BLUE WITH RUST. SHINY | “tadio & Teeter, W-Wall tires, 16,-
oleae THIS 18 A FINE CAR, 009 actual miles.
$ 2 $895 63 Buick super 2 dr. sedan, radio
& heater. Dynaflow. . -
2 $1895 81 195 | "85 Buick tal 6 dr. Hardtop,
"51 ; adio & ter, W-Waii
"52 a biack & white beauty.
"53 :
3 95 "$4 gg Be el te ag heater, very good
3 "s4 : 395 cme a "Sl Dodge 4 dr. sedan, seat covers,
ole ede te Co dood mechanically sound.
. if. — Ww. 7 :
FS - y See
as IVE ‘ | a Ald top .. ‘ - : :
' ford Station. rae * 4dr "4 Ford Fairland ‘et. Pord 500 Fairlane —Save $900,
BUICK" 210 Oréhard Lake ‘Ave.
_|RE 29101 Oe eh till 9
55 Station Wa On. -$1495 4 door, radio & h rT, V-@, stand-
ard transmission, :
.. CHEVROLET -
’57 Bel Air 2-Dr, ....$2395. Radio & heater,
CHEVROLET 53 3 Deluxe 2-Dr. .+0.$ 795 & heater, Powerglide.
| PONTIAC RETAIL STORE, “GOODWILL.
USED CARS
late mal era INCLUDES: Heater, defroster, window
washers and all state and
| federal taxes. -
$195 DOWN.
$57 PER MO.
| Matthews- |
FE S416r CASS AND OAK ‘xp | Radio & heater, W-Wall tires
"51 Cadillac 62s Sedan an $ 745 Hydrematic, radio
SIF Ford Caneer, ee u4sl
51 rape Civert $5 5 ne H car, Hydramatic,
50 Buick Seda: ys :.$ 295 Sr idanaksa
iGad an’ evetes
. Radio & heater, sharp. 5]
Suburban Motors ¢ Co. Ine. |'6
Kydramatic, radio & heater; pent ,
Deluxe sedan, ramatic, radio.
& heater, Sua vaeen Teen. i
$ Go Bis
eee %) BELVEDERE 6. 4 dr. overdrive, Heater, other
‘extras. Very clean, MI 47381,
; ie PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE.
and heater, new top, white
no money dows.
payments of $24.18,
Le a Parks Midwest 6-6560,
: Turner Ford
W TLL ACCE PT boa: —
GERD rAx CABS — CHEA®. isi
1 CUSTOM ate) ponte
chief, 4 dr. Power brakes
er stee — & clean, gmail
LUCKY AUTO SALES 199 8 Saginaw PE 4-106
‘M4 PO 4 DR.
FE +214
PEC AL BARGAINS”
Chevrolet
Sent aate Re Hw.
bo 194 Pura eu 8 eH. Cee.
i=: v. Monttaim — AUT Ge east om" ‘ New Location: . Financing Ts
Our Specialty”
“reals 53 Lincoln Capri ...$ 895
*52 Lincoln H’top ...$ ot
51 Lincoln
'S3 Mercury «.+000+$ 745
55 Mercury 4Dr. .. $1695
'55 Mercury Montére hes
Hardtop ...++0+.
MANY OTHERS “3 * Soaee
CHOOSE FROM
See Stan or John
Bob Frost, Inc. -
on woot se | beanie AS BY-P. esteeete
Schutz Motors 612 W. WOODWARD ~— Bhem.-
MI 65302) Mi 65302 Open til 8
100 CARS | ALL MAKES AND MODELS WE TRADE FOR ANYT' . FINANCING .
ECONOMY CARS, 22 AUBURN orr
: SAGINAW
I'LL TOTE YOUR NOTE
EVERYBODY is GOOD
THE WORKI AN’S . PRIEN | WES ED a =e 415 f. Saginaw sed Cara i940 PONTIAC 6. ENGINE, ent. | good tires. FE ¢1810.
1955 PONTIAC | + 5 |, wea good
_. cond, 99 Starr. A 4pm
ee 4, ae mek een
Ral clean, <M ga $15
_.mo. Great Lakes, MI . isse LAC,
he Hydramatic. No ot sin
down, assume pay a month Call credit mgr
Parks. Midwest 4-1500, Bereid
_Turner Ford. _
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sotne iy 3 e ve a
Lake Orion moter © Sales
‘1. STUDEBA scat FICE. AT DEALER'S COST.
Golden Hawk. 03,008; invoice $3,060.
loaded $3,450; mm
4 oor, pm an $2,765; invoice
MA’ MOTOR SALES 245 8. Bivd ae FE 40587
is4 STUDE. CP. V4 R & H; = = —- Fe eiies :
__sround 6 pm i
“* Very easy terms
NORTH CHEVROLET ©
1000 S. Woodward Ave, Birmingham
LEADING . . BY LIVING IN
| FIND IT
ie:
5 Meat & Music, Many,
'S4. PLYMOUTH Deluxe 2- Door, Wis Clean Radio & Heater, New 2-Tone GREEN
eaee =.
Cylinder, Power Glide, 8
Many, many other extras.
a)
54 BUICK Special
| _FRERIE™ weceptionauiy | WITH AN ANCIENT AUTOMOBILE. YOU'LL
LESS EXPENSIVE TO DRIVE ONE OF THESE
“Trouble-Free”
-O.K. USED CARS
211 SOUTH SAGINAW 56 CHEVROLET Bel Air , aediae 53 noatee =: 5451895 » Power Gide, Radio &
56 FORD Fairlane ‘4Tlace g. i Biagio & Meater, Many other extras, RED &
56 STUDEBAKER i eedlar 4 64s on bes BIO
Bae bee oN O'Drive, seater, W Walls, Whustrious
'55 CHEVROLET Del Ray ...... eae: $1395 Synchromesh, Radio & Heater, W, Walls, Eo ose. o ‘eater, Sparkling 2
'§5 CHEVROLET Hartitop 8... 6655: Powerpack... Radio & Heater, W/Waills, 2-Tone GREEN.
5 CHE VROL, ET Bel. Air. 4-Door eeee Seed’ sins $1295
Real sha: many other extras,
1°54 CHEVROLET 2-Door 210-....<;0..00: Power Glide, Heater, Signajs,
53 CHEVROLET 2-Door 210 Radio & Heater. Saddle BROWN Paint.
$ 805, "49 DODGE 2-Door Shiny BLACK, Radio & Heater.
CASS AT OAKLAND
36 CHEVROLET Wel Air Sport Sedan ;...$1995 ‘Prant.
"$6 CHEVROLET Station W agon
Satine onsen
"35 CADILLAC C {Coupe DeVille veveces veses$3198
55 BUICK Super Har OOM. bao sss vnks cs cree w far dtop ; $1795
55 CHEVROLET | ‘a.Door 210...
Bence. “We besa .* New: W/Walis.
4-Door eee ee ee ee
Heater. This one is saoanau 2 LIVES? A MODERN WORLD
*. $1295
$ W/Wails, Dark GREEN. ;
Rg ats 745
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NEW YORK ~~ The music publishing guys are all flocking to : Bporte Mickey Shorr 12:30-—WJR, Time Out Music| $:30—WJR, House Party
Philly to see Eddie Fisher's triumphant return to his home| Gace ce | cee | ee eee. | Sl eee ee _ town. They have great faith in his appeal to the teenagers . . . eGin Shen tow | whe yy Mischa Hotter | WPON, Nowutime Serenade | WCAR, Record a Shop
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“Don't we ail?” wailed one CHARLES DOREN, READER: Comic books, er =
of the publishers. : bring his win) a a tie ‘ s "Abbe Lane's such a hit with - . : ; Tt day ‘s Tele risi nh P rOOTa -= the Xavier Cugat TV show that \h Boys Club Cites -- 1O ay Ss Lélevislo Og ms ,
Coogie says, “What.a switch! er Os er : Eastern Youth Programs furnished by stations listed in this column sre subject to change without notice —
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NEW YORK (® — Joseph M. She used to work for me. Now
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Phil Harris had a severe kid-
edy series starring Buddy Hack-/it:45 (2) Guilding Light.
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was plenty worried for a few battle continues in the ; Meany Jr., 17, of Waltham, Mass.,| TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS P
hours, And Anna Maria Alber- with the value per point raised to System Would Protect received the 1957 Junior Citizen-ig:99 (7) Annie Oakley. (9) Popeye.| ett. (2) Godfrey’s Talent Scouts,|1:00 (2) Ladies’ Day. (4) Blenda
hetti arrived in town sick. $2,500, “lb Only 60 Pct. of Je, ship Award of the Boys Clubs of| (4) News and Sports. 9:00 (7) Life Is Worth Living.| & Beulah. (7) My Little Margie, Ps v ) Pct. of People, “gome men go to great | Van Doren and Mrs. Nearing ~~ *ltAmerica from former President|g:15—(4)Weathercast. (2) News. Bishop J. Fulton Sheen talks on (9) Bill Kennedy Showtime. .
, agreed that the “Twenty-One”| Say Defense Officials {Herbert Hoover yesterday. €:20 (4) Box Four. ‘The Three. Greatest Contes-|1:39 (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) Liber» lengths to shorten their lives” : sions of History.” (9) This I —Rube Rustic Allen Scott, show atmosphere, the desire to win, Hoover, of the board 6:25 (2) TV Weatherman: ons * s Is! ace,
the Phi plighe and the “isolation booth” create!\ WASHINGTON u — The Fed-lof the Boys Clubs, made the pres-|€:30 (7) Brave Eagle. “The Gold) Your Music. (4) Twenty-One. (2)'1.55 (2) News. lly radioracie, told excellent conditions for dredging|.:.) Civil Defense Administration entation at a ceremony in his Wal-| of Haunted Mountain.” (9) Meet] I Love Lucy, ‘ 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (7 somebody he’s studying “psy- up the answers. - as says a nationwide system of nu-|dorf Towers suite. Corliss Archer. “‘Scientific Test.”|9:30 (7) Lawrence Welk’s Top} Charm Theater. —. ao
ch " and was “The conditions of maximum|clear war shelters would cost * 4% .% (4) Hold That Note, (3) Foreign] ' Tunes and New Taléat. (9) Den-ig:39 (2) Linkletter's House Party. lenged .. . “You mean janxiety,” said Van Doren, “‘appar-|more \than 32 billion dollars —| It was announced that young ny Vaughn Show. Variety. (1)) (4) Tennessee Exnie Ford. -
still protect only about 60 per|Meany will be the only American|%:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| (color) Robert Montgomery Pre-|s.49 (9). Mary Morgan. somatics,. don’t you?” .., and ee “ any answers, both find, areicent of the people. - lepew member aboard the repro-| (9) City Detective. “Trouble in| sents: Fear rides the “Last|o.55 (9) News. “Nope, psychoceramics,” he in
- ey the of their minds. , of the s’ iow-| Toyland,” starring Rod Camer-| Train to Kildevil” and influences), 9, » *
sisted. “Crackpots.” But often the anewer fen't 90 cony.|p Cove, Dusenae Admalnistraine Val] SocOee vil sail trom Plysoum,| on. (4) Death Valley Deys. Cav-| lives. of man and his wife. 2)|""ay, Ci ie, Laon, OO meee xk , “You recognize that the question tong subcommittee the ‘sdminis-(England, to Plymouth, Mass.,| alryman rides through danger to) December Bride. tival. (9) Request Playhouse. Playin gages: ipl arg oe ns a SES ee eee is some. shelter/next month. He will function as a = ene = “California's|10:00 (9) o> Am-|3:49—(2) Bob Crosby. (9) Howdy ;
at Southern Method- — Doren, “but the problem is to re-\roposals, but added that “we/ship’s boy. 4 Paul Revere.” (2) Susie steur boxing bowls. (2) Studiel Doofy, _ fi it dant give Jayne Mansfield ‘ABBE LANE = =—=—s—sés member.” a3 roo sag aca pan il, della a [is CD News. One. Career woman ties to ToGo (3) Brighter Day. (4) Queen” a tumble when they picked their “Sweetheart” in 1952. The col- ef * le associa.| oem of that magnitude.” | yfeany, who received a trophy, ge ee aaane ee eeies teas Eagan: egal oo pvt Bas a | "lege yearbook shows she was a brunette then! Phage sng earing Xt * las cited for “outstanding service! “cr soldiers in Army training ac-| lesson in.“‘A Child Is Waiting.” |4:39 (2) Edge of. Night. (1) Mic
THE MIDNIGHT | Se | “It I have read it,” she said,| Me said the federal government|to his home, school, church, com! cident in “Forbidden Ground,"|19:39 (1) Dr.. Hudson's Secret] key’s Record Room. IGHT EARL... | sagt dea hag *leventually “will. have to. take ajmunity and Boys Clubs. with George Hrent. (9) Million journal. *hirs. Gredy’s Deby
Peggy King, rehearsing for the Ray Bolger TV'er, showed oft/I try to remember. where I read it,,“78er, hand” in civil defense.) He thas been either president or| Dollar Movie. “It in} sions.” (4) Waterfront.- a three-carat t ring from Andre Previn . . . Social-jin what book. Or i I heard it in|hereiptore Gefined by law @s pri-ivice president of his class during) Flatbush’: baseball story starring/z1:99 (T) Soupy's On. (9) National pe pete Biphewso: conversation, I try to remember|™*"ily 8 state and locai function./his four years at St. Mary's Ro- Lioyd Nolan, Carole Landis, Wil-) News. (4) News. (2) News. Club. (9) Dance Party. ite Dick Cowell got into « Miam! Beach hassle with someone|/® Cumvetwion. . {He said his agency will propose! man Catholic High School in Wal-| iam Frawley. (4) Nat King Cole.|11:16 (9) Weathervane >
oan ee Ge : thing closely related. I was asked| ity a joint federal and local one.| graduated this spring. His gradesi7:45 (4) News. “Return of the Whistler.” (4) RES ede about the Teapot Dome scandal, x“ £ © have always been inthe %s. - (g:99 (4) (color) Sir Lancelot. (2) Patti Page Show. (2) Miss Fair- : :
Robert (“Most Happy Fella”) Weede tried vainly to stumPjand I worked out the answer by| Peterson's testimony, given Burns and Allen. wea
Charles Van Doren on the picture on the cigaret tax stamp.|remembering the law suit - in-|Feb, 6, was published today. \ . $:30 (7) Voice Program. Metropol-'11.29 -(2) Three Star Sports Final.
(DeWitt Clinton’s) . . . Pretty Merry|volved.” He took issue with an estimate Predicts Slash itan Opera tenor Brian Sullivaniy3:35 (2) Nightwatch Theater ES SE Ep Re ee ee ene s wan een cade tae ant ; yeas ie eae baer te wee
enne” ; use a technique e - logical Laboratory a 38-bi }- Patrick song.
series. nation. lion-dollar shelter program could,» .. : Stanley. Last program in com-\11:39 (7) Thirty Minute Theater.
ee ee Mrs. Nearing was asked to name save 99 per ‘cent of the .p “in Ai R uest: : Insane killer traps woman in va-
Ho aa 4i* tb the last opera of Rimski-Korsakov.| “We don't think so,” he said. Be aa cant “House for Sale.” Ida Lu-
__ Hope Hampton and her Egyptian pir: she eliminated all those she|“We-think-you can—save ‘approxi-|. \ C J ile Offi pino, (4) Tonight. prince called the fomance off . . .'knew had been played during his mately 60 per cent... We are Senator Knowland Says I uven! cer TUESDAY MORNING
Georgiana Carhart, once the bouncy hit life, and then her mind “jumped /going to lose millions of people :
life if . 2 ; , ATH ; 6:50 (2) Meditations, (4) Today’s| of “Life Begins at 80," is in a N.Y. nurs-/to I knew hed been playediwe pane 5 See» «. Thee 10 Be $1 \Billion Will Be Cut Completes Course w a) ta a)
a ing home .. . Jayne Meadows will leave first time after his easy answer thing except to! Off Ike’s Proposal ie iy ag et
“I've: Got A Secret” for two weeks ve era Pg ee ig —_ eigee 9 wane enue . Officer James R. Lafnear, as-|7:00 (2) Good Morning. (4) Today.’
MERRY ANDERS “ccompany Steve Allen to H'wood. Wituk taieneet eel a co though! WASHINGTON W — Senate Re-|signed-to-the juvenile delinquency! (7) Little Rascals, |
! : date of the battle of Trafalgar,|his agency hopes, by Ma ublican* Leader Knowland of| detail of the Pontiac Police, was|8:00 (2) Capt. Kangaroo, = Ea
gan ictienapaigstitahe 3 1905. He said: "|his agency hopes, by May 1, tol@.ifornia predicted today Con-|graduated Friday from the annual/8:30 (T) Wixie’s Wonderland, | A spinster’s = gal who's been kissed good- = | “1 didn't know that I had ever|inne required to flash a warning|@Tess Will cut about a billion dol-| one-week Police Juvenile Training|#0? (2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) bye more often than she's been kissed good- known the date, but I knew I\or enemy attack to every city in|l@rs off President Eisenhower's) Course at Michigan State Univer.) Momper Room. : night. could ye it out from otheris.. United States. $4,363,000,000 foreign wos. es sity, East ae sais 05 (2) News, Weater.
: naa a SAID ‘adit de most expensive way tothe the news. got a4 Na. srg man aot sae Randners, PR pa nage ese Al - ed o Faye Elizabeth. ie
Renae 9 Gee See ey Come Mee. poleon immediately, and then he Neyr Feqtures tee backed this up with a forecast/quaint police officers’ with proper Foes Mgr aa cra
"x: a2 2 marched across Europe to win the of “substantial cuts” in-the eco-| procedures for identifying and Te-|.9!59 (9) Artima Gedienr, (P) Se ee battle of Austerlitz in 1805. I knew) A iolad to Show {nomic assistance program. ferring juveniles in need of as-| "te. Godtrey. ( The] WATER SOFTENER TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Someone described @ crabby char-ithat from ‘War and Peace’.” ~) z *e @ Ws sistance to the proper sources. Fg my ee :
tee ee geod. cheer wherever he : at Tulip Festival Eisenhower told his, pews com] MSU's School of Police Admin-i11:39 (2) Strike Tt Rich, (4) Truth “Geevntead tor Lie : ee . il Dinali derence last week he Goes’ Public Safety or Consequences. (7) Robin and] rT eo We... lraqi Oil Pipeline HOLLAND a — Two new fesllieve any ‘substantial guts’ an] the Michigan Police Academy| Ricky. oat Dirk age
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p fi B d “ American Imports Bulls its sabotaged Banias pipeline tractions as the sare an a otggeotag = io : Tt Could be You. (7) The Erwias.
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