Homs' Edition THE3>ONTI&C PRESS PONTIAC. MICHIGAN. MONDAY, APBtL 9, 1962—88 P AGES Teacher Knows Her Stuff 2 Others Reported Captured ItWKeeler Drive Rolls Guerrillas Ambush Near HeI icopter 'Base; Tall of Native Victims 5 'Families' in Miami Have $26 Million for Prisoners' Fines . SAIGON, South Viet Nam Uh — Communist guerrillas killed two American military advisers to South Viet Nam troops and apparent* ly captured two others yesterday in an ambush near a U.S. helicopter base 350 miles north of Saigon. MIAMI. Fla. (fl — Cuban exile negotiators, will fly to Havana tomorrow with hope of inducing Prime Minister Fidel Castro to reduce the $62 million set as ransom for their sons and husbands captured at the Bay of Pigs. A spokesman for the Cohan Families Committee said Castro replied favorably last night to a cable seeking en audience with Rain Threatens to Wash Out Tiger-Senator-JFK Opener ■tending, are Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce Manager Max Adams, Drive Chairman Anthony SUd of the Pontiac Optimists Club andLt Clayton Randolph of the Pontiac Police Department. WASHINGTON — The threat o(& Tain storms bone over Uie 1982* presidential major league baseball opener between the Washington Senators and Detroit Tigers today hid pregame ceremonies got under, way as scheduled. Plane were still on lor President Kennedy to make his cereapnial Safely Drive on Bikes in Gear French Endorse Algerian Treaty Annual Campaign On in Gfy Today;. Groups Push Licenses ~ PARIS (lU-Fte&eh voter* have overwhelmingly approved President Charles de Gaulle’s peace peek with the Algerian nationalists. The Secret Army Organisation, fighting to -keep Algeria French, replied With more terrorist killings slid defiant proclamations printed in newspaper plant* occupied at gftnpoint. * r Sixty-five per cent of the 26,983,t75 voters in metropolitan France endorsed De Gaulle’s Algerian policy 8unday in response to his plea for a public Show of confidence. Only 25 per cent of the registered voters failed to cast ballots, and 90 per CM* of the valid ballots were in favor of the peace agreement. There was no voting to Algeria : New fire Station ' Dedfcaled Today Fimterwald, Palmer ami Player Fight for Golfs Largest Purse AUGUSTA, On. (UP!) - Arnold Ex-Michigan AF Major Dias in South Viet Nam 0WOS8O (UP!)—The Air Pone has Informed relatives of MaJ. Motion Britten, 30, former Owoaao resident, that he has died In “an airplane accident” in South Viet Nun. (In New York, the chairman of the International Rescue Committee, Leo Cbeme said his organization would not negotiate with the Cuban government to ransom the prisoners. ■ meeting of the Optimists April 19. The sponsors point out that licensing is required by city or- Spring Taking Vacation Until About Thursday Alas! Spring has taken a vacation. Partly cloudy skies and colder temperatures will shroud the Pontiac area tonight with a low of 20 forecast, the weatherman says. Tuesday’s outlook includes continued cloudy and cool weather with a high of a. Temperatures will avenge JFK News Conference Scheduled Wednesday THE PONTIAC PRESS MONDAY, TWO Tile Pay in Birmingham On District 3 Ballot Mayor,. 5 Other Officials to Be Selected Woman Opposes Taylor Omaha One It Heort Victim; De Gaulle Receives Vote of Confidence Former Boxing Chomp tacks Up Alibis of 2 Suspected in Shooting HASTINGSON-HUDSON, N. Y. (UPI)—Fanner ariddlmltfrt Sex- JFK and Macmillan Weigh N-Test Plea Nab Two Who Escaped Juvenile Home Hm East German guards The Weather How Many'Make If to Broadway Stage? WSU Prof to Discuss 'Bible os Literature' | Han(g)over Street? 5 Bit eeurae* m Blasts Heard 25 Miles From Expkwivei Factory ( ‘Blue-Bell’ WASH V WEAR Beys’Coni Slacks 2 for Boys’Sport Jackets WASHABLE ClgudSoft ,i GIRLS' and MISSES’ A 100% Acrilan j Toppers Tarpaulins Styled far Eostar and spring wearing... fuN rayon lining, beautifully detailed with Mih pockets, cuffs, yoke, back ' ’|R sRk gores. Pink or white in .sixes 4 to 6x and 0 to 14. M. *fRC*"**1sA^ORlYED*ArrCotton 15xl94nch Square Genuine TAYLOR AUTO COMPASS MrSirn 10 *o 12 and 12Vi to 2. Endicott-Johnson ‘PLAYWEIT’ Beys’ and Girls’ Shoes SAFETY KLTS w.*» nS7 Unconditionally guaranteed shoes with all leather uppers, heavy duty composition jioles for extra wear.' Sixes 8% to 12 and \\2Vi to 3. TONITi and TUESDAY THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1962. THREE I Naebody Playi Fair EDINBURGH. Scotland lit -the Wdncieltonal institute of Scot-lend reports television teaches boys to light dirty, •imitating the brutality they have old.rules of fisticuffs and adopt “ limbing all-out methods, inpiod-lng kicking a fallen opponent. Book's * Catch Hie king of Sweden is requited to he a member of the Lutheran for Fishermen TONIGHT ond TUESDAY EXTRA DISCOUNTS' ilMMS 2nd Floor HOUSEWARES DEPT. I Creamer Set STAINLESS 93.88 Value troy. Save or Gauge ALUMINUM ^ 3-QUART Sauce Pan r 92.95 Value-New Complete with cover... easy to core for alumii um pan in 3-quart site 'Mayfttat at Michigan Trout Streams" by Dr. and Mr*. Justin W. Leonard. rss 3-0uart Mixing Bowl Regular 92.00 Value Easy to dean stainless won't Tftsr, cbtp or poo(7 Ring handle for easy gripping. Maiiy uses In the kitchen. Limit 2. Nested pons and 2 Vk-Qt. sizes Heavy Oauge ALUMINUM 3-Pc. 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Leonard wrote their US-page hank after yean of Mayfly isaeamh with tee Mleh-Igan Department of Conservation where Dr. Leonard Is asrtstent deputy director In charge ef research. Dr. Leeward Is considered a fine entomologist as V his wife Fannie, who teaches tea subject part-time at Michigan State UalvenMy. “Mayflies” is hitting the market at the season when tee mind at a flyrod angler is apt to switch over to “automatic pilot" at any time gt the day while his imagination transports hfo soul to gurgling northern streams, whippoorwill calls and caddis hatches. PORT CLINTON, Ohio gh-A Oman's body which rime at the Catawba state.fhrk on Lake Erie was identified yesterday as that of Mrs. Margaret Klraly. 42, at Allen Park, Mich., arito- wag-reported missing last Sept. 19, Death was due to drowning, pose said. Mrs. Kiraly's husband William, who made the identification from a wedding ring and clothing, aaid ahe had been Ul health and despondent before her disappearance. 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ORDER BY NUMBER - MANY MORE NOT SHOWN! SAFETY SALE OFOIIR OWN FLEETWING BICYCLES Every account it insured to $10,000 by an agency of die United State* Government BOYS' OR GIRLS' 26" DELUXE FAMOUS FLEETWING BICYCLE CONVENIENCE Six offices to serve you. Save-by*Mail Service, Drive-in Window and Free Parking in the rear of the Rome Office, Drayton Plains and Walled Lake Branches. v * Fifth flo*r [III So THE PONTIAC PRESS ‘Americans Must Awaken to Facts on Communism’ Urban Areas Get Boost From High Court Rulihg The U.8. Supreme Court dropped Its biggest bomb since the 1954 desegregation ruling when it came out with the recent decision on reappor-tlonment of state legislatures. In the clearing smoke may-lie * number of legal moves seeking reap-portlonjnent of state legislatures all But there Is still a lot of gambling on extreme long shots with Hollywood adoptions here. The odds for a continuing, happy, normal marriage and home life are pretty slim. Tet some agencies are still betting away youngsters and their futures for a Explains Decrease Feels Coffee Breaks in Enrollments —Getting Out of Hand Thu interpretation of 6* study Am I Urn only small dim em- The Man About Town Actually, the Supreme Court itself did not rule on the Issue. Biggest in State And Perhaps the Largest in Any of die 50 States Federal court* may handle salts. Bringing up thia question were some Tennessee citizens who claimed they were being deprived of their constitutional rights because their legislature had not reapportioned the state aa Its By JOE HAAS Oakland County now has the biggest chief of police in Michigan, a real pillar of the law, and he may be oarrying around ........... more avofnhipoie than any t other such offloer tax the entire nation. He’saman-mountaln, standing • feet and 8 inches In his stocking feet — and ha wean thin socks. BA tips the beam at 385 pounds. Ha surely is a police fores ah by himself (wfcUb hi actually la), and a mere glance at him makes one teaechss of science. It's easy Area N«W1 dww that physics, mathematics. J™*JtTUH Zt?™9 moo. chemistry and other Most Interesting 'Morning, Boys!' Transport Edict Misses Big Point Thlg la a common protrien^ Moat states have provisions In their conati-tutians for revamping the representation of its people, baaed on decennial census reports. .However, the early balance of power went to the rural areas, and they have been reluctant to relinquish the reins. A National Municipal League publication shows that In 44 states leas than 40 per cent of the population can Meet a controlling majority of the legislature. WASHINGTON — President Ken- this is treated hi a very abstract nedy has Jug sent to Congress s toaUon, and it is difficult to *11 7,000-word essay on tbs need for whether any beneficial result* can a transportation be expected, policy, and be About all the President says is recommendations, ministration policies on mergers in But, unfortu- each segment of the transportation nataly, the Proa- industry and to assist the Depart-ident baa me- meat of Justice hi developing a looted the obvi- (Government posttion on each raer-oue—the defig- ger application or presentation be-nation of a sin- fore the regulatory agencies.”^ 8*e executive or Keaaedy speaks vaguely sf Dr. Harold Hyman Says: mZttSJT+Zli Spots Before Your Eyes economic growth, productivity tnd Barely a Threat to pmpwMi—and that it affects tils ” cost of every commodity consumed ... or exported. ' Q-What causes spots before the just lflw book* from a circulating * * ★ eyes? Can they lead to hlindness? Mbrary. ' ■■■• t... But why is transportation, espe- - A-To answer the second ques- fc, conjunction with tids govern-dally the railroad industry, in such tion first, spots before tilt eyes ment project, a private nonprofit a bad state today? The President are rarely a threat to visual sharp- organisation called Recordings for provides one answer as follows: ^ As to cmwf. tiny differ, the HUnd (131 E. 58th 8b, New -a asklwik Of to- Tor examule. almost everyone no- Y?*k ?• *!• Nominated for Michigan's champion green thumber Is Mrs. Lloyd B. Wyekof f of 29830 franklin Road. She has delved Into every phase of nature's vegetation blessings, with some unique and quite original results. She brought to our office her latest creation, a small cabbage bead that, with no outside help, has grown healthy stalks that have no resemblance to a cabbage—and with yellow bloasoma After being AWOL from lta home for a few days, the parakeet of Mrs, Beatrice Leckley of Keego Harbor brought home a new phraaa: “She’s a peat.” Lghor leader Ohm Scholls has taken his fight for maw urban representatives to the state courts. He sees the current decision as lending weight to Us cause. Until the recent decision, the Bed* eral courts-and the Supreme Court have shied away from such questions, claiming no Jurlsfflctian over “political” questions. Untidy Tenants Disturb Landlord' Case Records of a Psychologist; In an earlier case which raised this point, Justice Felix Frankfurter said, in effect, Meet legislatures which will honor the constitution. Now this theory is reversed, and the path to the eventual birth of “city-states” may he opened via the courts. Parents: Follow Patriotic Ideas mnrW BY DB. GKOEGE W. CRANE . . . . ■ rmnhwwwne WM S'0® ophthalmologist or CASE L-ITfr Freddy Cheyun- Jectod to excessive, emubewame, specialist can detect by meat- -m,**, and time-consuming regulatory at in1lg eyebau The tmpor- **“ u* “ ■*““« a “P®1* pervision that shackles and distorts 0( this rests in enmple of all American school managerial initiative.’' the (act that, by early detection of children. CONCRETE PROPOSALS JJftJ“"t 1" **'* * .. _______. . ,,, drops and druga taken by mouth, dgpf” Freddy .xctalmrt K. jm*. concrete pnpoeala that request eyesight saved. w-MeHinm* Congress to enact lawe. tor in- ; fr ♦ w hegot home from BKJrt stance, permitting railroads to do Q-l have a rash all over my KhooL | away with mtatmum rates In open- bob- I heard the sUn specialist Then he mHH tag up competitive opportusitiet at the chirk say It was “cigarette thumbed through aa between water canton and ^ D®5|0U the pages of the other modes of transportation. know what-it could be? St. Petersburg In- He wants control of Intercity pas- -A—You probably have a vety dependent until aenger rates limited to the fixing mnsytog bet tennlm niuBMn j* reached tbe^^H^H oaly of maximum rate*. "T* ** —l* - stock na'rkatmHPHMPp What About the Orphan Fishers Were to Adopt? Some months ago we commented with distaste at the ease with which entertainment figures adopt children. We questioned their ability to provide good environment for children what with the high record of immorality and divorce in the film Industry. of Waterford beats the baas. It always blossoms early In April, but never bean any fruit Hushing the wildflower season to Mrs Julia Merryweathsr, whose trilliuma near a warm chimney already are in bloom. They were transplanted from a nearby woods many yean age, whan that was allowed by law, and the bloasoma are bigger each year. The three petals are now as largo as a person's. Verbal Orchids to- The Country Parson of Blnnteaham: 88th birthday. What becomes of this Waif now? The future is Cloudy, but the divorce of Btrmlnghas^ 82nd birthday THE PONTIAC PRESS. &OKDAY, APRIL 9, 1962 SEVEN Urges Stum Treatment for Young Criminal! NEW YORK '(* - •'We must stop handcuffing the poUoe by tarrfag them to handle all young aim tools as If they want merely Britons Expert Kc3if221JeS>rt Rites Tomorrow to Tighten Belts w°^°gqerated for Thomas Read 9 LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) - Paul HD Tok. Another Y«arU. Oownor to Stabilize Economy, an exanmted oui of proporti^' Dioc After Undergoing Dim w Difuniu Coat* he eajto he didn t die at Surgery for Ulcers LONDON (UPt) Britons .'v;| * *. * ..ill I KALAMAZOO W-Funeral tor N^SJ^a ^ *** W «***» eU center at Ploeati to the Bal- ttoatwient governor. speaker of - , .. ^ Tbi.rhenuir i *•«. «*» Johnston the State House of Represent*- Selwyn Uoyd goal SSFZ JJJ' 0 Killing Her PEORIA, ni. (UPI) - A 60-yesr-OM Maywood. HU woman waa meted by a wind gust from her the wheels of another auto. The victim waa lira. Huel Pryor. Authorities aatd the Pryor auto skidded out e( control during a violent wind and rain atorra and Mrs. Pryor apparently grabbed hold of the door handle to steady herself. 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Wroaby Call FE 4-1333 i I Washington's Youth Crime Disgrace to Whole Nation $5.6 Billion In Britain Radioactivity Counter ITHACA, N.T (UPD-A radio-active people mater h a ■ tow into operation it Cornell Un!vwt- Penneys Has Your Coat HAIR STYLISTS lb help combat one phase of the problem — armed robbery —! Dodd is leadyiaK * bill which would drastically curtail the Interstate mail-order traffic in pistole end revolvers. He also roe-lands increased funds ■ far schoolf and gouneellng service. Certainly something must ■ be me to erase tills Mot (mm the so-called "Land of the. Floe.” NINE JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS^ WANTED . > : in appreciation of your enthusiastic respqpse to the Spring Opening Celebration of our Continental Salon snd m ate you hive ju*t had your hair cot—we are continuing this faboleos offer through Wednesday, April 18th, at our new beautiful talon in the PONTIAC MALL SHOPPING CENTER. There is no coat or obligation to you. 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Father has • to pay for an orchestra, food, drink, servants, a ballroom, flowers, invitations. When the guests run into the hundreds the cost sows into the thousands. ttvuly avalanches art rela-rtow, but dry mew may doom a steep slops at ex- AT MIRACLE MILE it’s donnell hairstylist career girt salon- HOURS Mon. thru Fri. 9 *tll 9 Saturday 9*016 FE 8-9639 Snow Avalanche Is Strong Force Slid«s Approach Pow*r off Tornado**, Quakes; Have Weird Effects WASHINGTON—The snow avalanche, a phenomenon that recently engulfed nine Peruvian villages, Is one of ^tture,i moat destructive forces. SnowaUdes approach the energy of tornadoes, earthquakes, and floods tea National Geographic Society says. 'They are not so widely feared, because mdat occur in mmote mountain fastnesses whore no one lives. As for as parents art con-concerned, the whole purpose of tiw season k getting teetr daughters engaged to' suitable men. NOf All. GET ENGAGED Many, but not all, got en-J gaged. Queen Ckabeth H abolished debutante presentation parties to 1858. Sons Londoners snd|r called teat tea twilight of tea daba. Just tea opposite has happened. The season, bowevar, indudes more than debt. ' Some of tht events are tiw derby on Epsom Downs, tiw Henley Regatta, June Week at Eton College, cricket at Lord's, the Chelsea Flower State, tiw International Hom Show, and racing at Royal Aaeet The uncrownad deb od the year probably erill come tide season from among (bate four EXTRA SPECIAL FOR OPENING WEEK •15" PERMANENT •10" Offer Expins Sal., April 14th PONTIAC MALL »•£««] CONTINENTAL SALON fctnitK j 383 N. TEUQRAPH ai ELIZABETH U. R0. PONTIAC 68*4479 donnell PENNEY'S it's FASHION MONTH AT PENNEY'S NEWEST OF THE NEW COATS IN WOOLS AND LAMINATES -HIGHEST PRICES PAID WE PICK UP FE 2-0200 ^■■■BMBfllBEl PONTIAC SCRAP PENNEY'S - DOWNTOWN OPEN MON. and FRI. 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. OTHER WEEKDAYS 9:30 A. M, to 5:30 P. M.- PENNEY'S ~ MIRACLE MILE OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 10:00 A. M. to *00 P. M. * TEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL .t, .1W Pontiac, Nearby Area Deaths nm j. amount Henry J. Brown, 18, at 96 Oak no St. dfcd yesterday at his residence. HU tody la at the Vour-heaa-Siple Funeral Home. Mr. Brown was retired from Geooral Motor* Truck A Coach DtvUkn, and waa a member ot St Michael's Church. Survivors Include a son, Thomas EL of Buena Park. Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Debow of Pontiac; . two brothera. one sister and two grandcnildren. EDWARD P. POSTER Service tor Edward Pieter Foster, 74, of 270 E. Pike St. wlU be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at die Huntoon Funeral Home. Burial will be at White Chapel Memorial Cemetery, Itoay- Mr. Foster, A retiree from Seek to Avert Teacher Strike New York School Board and Union Rosume Talks In Last-Ditch Effort General Motors Truck A Coach DMafon. died Sunday at Pontiac General Hospital alter an of many years. . • , Survivors include Ua wife, Dorothy; two eons, Philip of Farming-ton, and John of Pontiac; one brother, Julius of Cbmmeroe; one sister, Mrs. Lola Putte of Pontiac and aeven grandchUdren. DANIEL C.R.E. MoGARREL Service tor Daniel C.R.E. Mc-Carrei, 86, of 353 N. Saginaw St, >> 3 pm. Wednesday at the Barton Funeral Home in Sault Ste. Marie. Burial win follow at Sylvan Valley Cemetery, Sault Ste, Marie. Arrangements an by Huntoon Funeral Home, Mr. McCarrel died Tuesday at his residence. He was a painter Cranbrook School for Boys, Bloomfield Mils. Survivors Include hie wile, Bessie; two sons, William of Indlan-apolis, Ind., and Robert of Marlon, ImL; and two daughters, Mrs. Betty Miller and Barbara, both of Marion, IML; one brother and five Oaten also survive. USA A. NAPLET Service tor Lisa Anne Napiey, 3-year-oid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C Napiey, 5026 Kellen Lane, NEW YORK < API—The Board of Education end the United Federation of Teachers go into last-ditch bargaining sessions today in an effort to head off a strike feat could cloae classrooms city's one million public school pupils Tuesday. * * ★ The talks, complicated by school aid fight between Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner aad Republican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, appeared hung up on the teachers’ demand for 658 lion la eatery Increases for nifmmfUM mih, will be 3 p.m. d*y to Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital Tuesday at the Donelson-Johns Fu- " neral Home. Burial will be at Ottawa Park Cemetery. The child died Saturday at University Hospital, Ann Arbor, following an illness of three weeks. ' Surviving besides her parents an her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Co we. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rati, all of Pontiac. Max J. -Rubin, president of the school board, said Sunday it would be Impossible under present fiscal circumstances to grant the 653 railUon and difficult to find the 637 million offered earlier turned down by the union. * ★ * The negotiators met lor almost 16 home in e session that aided at .4:15 a.m. Sunday and tor half an hour Sunday afternoon. They appeared glum at the end of the apeond , session, but expressed hope the walkout could averted. Wagner and Rockefeller—con-side red possible opponents in the gubernatorial contest next fall-continued a running battle over the amount of state aid to the dty*a schools. ATTACKS GOVERNOR Wegner accused the governor on Friday ot shortchanging the city on its school aid for the 1961-42 fiscal year by planning to withhold a deferred payment of 648-6 million due in September. Wagner contends that under e new statAeid program passed recently by the GOP-cantrolled legislature, fee city will get 663 million in September as the first quarterly Installment for the 1962-G fiscal year. WAGNER CLAIMS Wagner says the dty la entitled to get both tiie 648.6 million, because ft is owed from the current year, and the 683 million, because It must be applied next year’s expenses. Rockefeller, who already has announced’ for re-election, denies Wagner's charge and says the mayor ia shirking his responsibilities. * a a Rockefeller said there was no reason to call the legislature into special session to clarity the school aid question, as the mayor had requested. He said it was up to the dty to "handle its own problems." son, Kdther E. Phillips of one brother, 14 and 16 great-grande PATRICK J. TAYLOR AVON TOWNSHIP —Service for Patrick J, Taylor, 11-yaar-otd son of Mrs. Elizabeth O’Hearn, of 860 Road, and the late Mr. Garland Taylor, will be 10 am. Wednesday et St. Andrew’s Catholic Church, Rochester. Burial will be in Mount Avon Cemetery. Patrick was killed yesterday hen hit by a car while bicycling l E. Avon Road. He was a sixth grader at St. Andrew’s Catholic School, Rochester. -The Rosary will be recited et :30 p.m. tomorrow at the William R. Potere Funeral Home, Rochester. Surviving besides his mother are a brother, Frederick, and a, sister, Mery, both at home; aid Mi grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Nichols of Norfolk, Neb. and Mrs. Minnie Taylor of Oakdale, Neb. OLIVER THOMPSON CLARKSTON—Service for Oliver Thompson, 45, of 4960 Cecelia Ana will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at fee Goats Funeral Home, Drayton Plains, wife burial to follow in Crescent Hill Cemetery. An employe of Tidier Body Division, Mr. Thompson died Satur- after a four-day illness. Surviving are his wife Gladys; three brothers, James of Pontiac, Kenneth of Detroit and Levi of Royal Oak; and a sister, Mrs. Donald Edmonds of Milford. NED H. SUDBOROUGH Service for Ned H. Sudborough, 64, of 64 E. Boulevard S. will be 1:38 pm. Wednesday at Donel-son-Johns Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Ottawa Park Cemetery. Sudborough who died yesterday at Pontiac General Hospital following an iUncas of one year, was formerly a supervisor at Gefe aral Motors and Coach Division. He was a member of the VFW Post No. 1669 in Royal Oak. Surviving besides his wife, Gladys, are four eons, Harrison C. ot New York, Ned B. of Chicago, Robert L. Herron of Pontiac ami Clinton A. Herron of Drayton Plains; and two daughters, Mrs. William Fuller and Mrs. Don Feltner. both of Royal Oak. Three sisters, ^grandchildren and three great-grandchildren also survive. ROBERT R. BASKIN TROY — Service lor Robert K. Haskin, 43, of 6710 Eckerman St., will be 2 p.m. tomorrow at Price Funeral Home, wife burial to follow at Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak. Mr. Haskin died of a heart attack Saturday at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Pontiac. He was an employe of the Troy DPW. ag are a aon, Robert C. of Troy; four brothera, Elmer W. of Cleveland, Ohio; Howard C. of Troy; Charles L. Jr. of Royal Oak; and William J. of Sandusky; three sisters, Mrs. Pearl Cookson and Mrs. Harold Babb, both ot Troy, and Mrs. Edward Kedrow of Claw- You Can Better Weather Sages Noting Differences it Forecast You'll Eclipse Broad Predictions boy s. RICE WASHINGTON—Semee for Roy S. Rice, 63. of 7374 West St. win to 3pm. Wednesday at Muir Bros. Funeral Home, Almost. Burial win follow at West Beilin Cemetery, AUenton. Mr. Rice died Saturday after being struck by an automobile on Van Dyke here. He was a member of the Washington Methodist Church and the Davis Yodge No. 64, FA AM. 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Clancy, Jr. President, A, B. Clancy, Inc. . Howard W. Huttenlacher H. W. IIuttenlocher Agency Harry M. Pry ale Chairman of the Board Baldwin Rubber Compatty Pontiac . Advisory Committee EDWARD P. BARRETT JAMES A. CORWIN DAVID B.EAMES National IBank WfjpO f > O N f I, A C ' Pontiac, Michigan STATEMENT OF CONDITION as of close of business March 26,1962 RESOURCES Cash and Due from Baaks.......... Ill,4S0AM.il United States Government OMigitions.- 39,162,535.22 150,613,365.33 State and Municipal Securitiee-............ . 18,813484.65 OtherSeeuritios..... 217400.00 Loans and DiacounU........... 23,035,230.82 Rail Estate Loans. ...... ..... ... 20,922,964.94 43,958415.76 Accrued Interest.729464.25 Bank Properties and Equipment.............. 2,596,598.10 Other Assets....... ............. 00.311.04 TOTAL RESOURCES. .7.. ....... 116,994,439.13 LIABILITIES ‘Deposits: Demand.................... $54,963400.08 Savings, and Time;............ 4944042947 U. S. 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II R lad been earning Hound and its most cultural cities rt least, those fartkee bt ’botii jets hi the UJBJfc. or Red China which would hare to be pranged if there were a great war and the freedom of man war deeply involved. The compartments of the B52G which house human beings are pressurized to 10,OflQ feet, about 6,-to 7,000 feet higher, than tot transports. Moving around to the cramped spaces at this altitude Has about the same effect on person not equipped with oxygen as running the 100-meter dash ad you step off your plane at Denver or Mexico City. It was eomfortingrwxBdibw, 46 minutes out of Dow to sue Capt. Krieg. who is nearing 40.’ has four kids, and flew BIT’S in World War II. break out a roast beef sandwich and crunch it as we locked on New York "Keep your eyes open," he said over die inter-corn as he. fia-BMkm Bill Must Wait There is, as tor as we know, no defense against the Hound Dog, a pencil-thin, stub-winged jet-propelled city-buster which cannot be deterred etoetr8uteaBy~toowrin preordained course, and which dtrea vertically on its target at three times the speed of sound. Hit Russians boast they bare something much like it, "... but Let us re-lire this mission tor yote Capt Philip R. Krieg, hdmeted and oxygen-masked, was hi the command seat of the < droop-winged B52 as we climbed to the cramped cockpit — past the gloomy and sightless cubby holm of accomplished crew members who electronically navigate, drop the bomba, retard or deflect enemy antiaircraft missiles and radar, or operate remotely, via closed circuit TV. the little duster of 30mm. cannons in the tail of the Senate Busy on Baseball Today TJGHT LOAD* This drip was “very tight” today. explained a friendly pro, Lt Col. Frederick Gautchi, who over-seed crew efficiency at Dow AIR, Maine. We wouldn't be taking the aircraft’s bomba or bound dogs along, or as much fuel as usual, and therefore would go off at 350,-000 pounds, some 100,000 to lflfl,-060 pounds off the norm. A big commercial 707 or DCS goes away with MO,000 pounds of note and baits, fuel, baggage, passengers and coffee, tea or ifrilk. at get* ' piece, a brief kriaftog on bow to an It, ukase to ball out and a Then the surge of the H Wigines, each developing the sea wd ’ equivalent of 10,000 ,hone-power. The huge bird waf~ carefully to toe starting too, ham-reared down it for 40 seconds, and was airborne. Wb wars on our way to knock off the nation’s biggest WomenPast21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION OMnaWwaxswrtssiwa— ml narrow “h irritetlM. UP to 38,HR Now there followed hydrogen bomb the moot intricate mpldng back , range wm hoadod i and. forth, including a 360-degree tain turn and a drop to 30,500, all do- e—J signed to frastrste the ettyte radar ^ ,t_ .... defenses. From somewhere to the the hidden ship the navigator, able to try. not see toe great swept wing or ■PUot take ** oagjnss Of hfteraft, ’‘starting .. turn," he ireponded, depend- nothing except his meats.' said quietly, three dsgtoes left, please." . - -. - r--4 KrUgm ently. We swept over a tiny I capt Kneg came on again. For . iu tha mi ■■nnr«i ■ ‘TliMninr, ” ha with her |Thi holding I mic away from him — "There will be ®ornew“ere down there a voice slight H’ forces as we proceed into the targrt." There were. We felt ourselves being pushed downward as toe evasive action con-imjrri, jf 1'.ji1 ' ” ,. Finally, two hours after takeoff from Maine, and endless turns, Capt. Krieg Intoned, “doors!" There was a thump as bay dssrs away!” The doors eiaaed with the import of a man being kicked In the pants. A simulated called up a ceded message having to do with toe accuracy of the “bomb,” all measured electronically and to be a part of toe dossier of the craw. The voice added a somewhat more alarming mes-“ffc ; "There to an aircraft in your immediate vidnity,” it said, scants radar. "Our scope ho to immediately below you.” Hie people in out bomber were WASHINGTON (AP)-The Senate takes up today a 113-billion appropriation for military haid-ware—but the opening of toe base-‘ ill season may get to toe way. There Isn’t likely to be too modi action to the House, either, as toe Washington Senators play ths Detroit Tigers to the new D.C. Stadium after President Kennedy throws out tot first ball. * * * The 112.900,300,000 authorization for aircraft, missiles and stops to be token up by the Senate won ■ approval from its Armed Services Committee and the House. A ft...,-ft Included Is 3491 million to push evelopment of the high-flying RS70 aircraft. This is 1320 million more than Kennedy or Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara reconnaissance strike plane. Although the defense authorization bill included all toe unasked RS7D funds voted by the Houw, it dropped some $96 million off. other above-budget items proved there. * asked tor or plan to spend on the Mansfield of Montana said pas- sage was possible only if no roll-call votes woe asked. The absence of senators who are baseball fans would mqiw a completed roll call vote unlikefy. ft * ft House leaders said frankly no business was planned to their chamber because of the___________ game. The only major US listed tor House action this week was PROVIDES EXTRAS These included more than 355 million to buy additional aircraft tor the Army, 331 million extra for Army missiles and 310 million „ - -3 additional to provide more Min- uteman missiles for the Force. The Armed SgyicesCommittee Chairman Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., was ready to explain the defense authorisation measure as tbs’ Senate met at noon. No major opposition was forecast but Senate Democratic Leader Mike Western Samoa Becomes Free Polynesian State WASHINGTON—Western Samoa, a duster of lush tropical islands long administered by New Zealand, baa become the world’s new-sat nation and the first fully Independent Polynesian state. The new nation’s 113,500 inhabitants marked their coming of age with a five-day celebration at Apia, the capital. Two chiefs, om of i weighs 350 pounds, s y as head of state. After their deaths, a. 45-man legislature will elect a single niter. Lying about t,MS mile* south-WOO! of Hawaii, Western Samoa has l,us square mltei of tort •eya. Biggest of toe tour Islands to 45-mile-kmg Savafi. Eastern or American Samoa, with an area of only 78 square miles, continues under Untied States adits capital is Pago •LOVELY AND LOBT» Western Samoa te a civilized man’s dream. Poet Rupert Brooke called Samop “lovely and lost and half the world away.” Robert Louis Stevenson came to Samoa to die. He was buried on a hill overlooking Apia. Ths Psjynralsns of Samoa an well-proportioned bodies. They tore to thatch-roofed house* abort 18 feet high and It to They fish and cultivate breadfruit, coconuts, bananas, taro, and sweet potatoes. Women manufacture baric cloth and mats, sometimes so fine to texture they resemble die straw of Panama hats. Samoan life Is so leisurely that a visitor calted ft “one long sundrenched yawn.” But F. M. Reusing, an expert On Samoa, explains that the Samoan living pattern represents “a dose adjustment to a tropical dimate and a fertile but isolated environment.” "The economic system has as a central Meal a minimum of effort, to eon trait to white man’s Marta of its related agencies in the fiscal year beginning July L ft ft ft The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will bear witnesses all week on the administration’s 34.9-bUlion foreign aid request tor fiscal 1963.' Secretory of Defense Robert S. McNamara and Gen. Lyman L. 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Krieg, not one to panic, went tank te Now a second shot at New Yack, lb toe evasive approach, the nee- engine No. 1 began to sig and zag. "Just tos instrument” n voles decided* The B52G continued to proceedsmoothly. Again, after imitating a broken field runner, Chpt Krieg whs to any, “Doors!” and “Bombs Away!” On toe tided run, New York’s radar nalted us. fte.eould bear an indignant end ragged hum to the helmet's earphones. An FfllrWith a bright orangs-rad noae, pulled up abreast of us on starboard, streaked out to front turned and took up its position to port. We went through the bombing routine. New, trsubli. A Navy jet skat under us tote a shell and, eec-safe later, Ms pilot’, voice filed ear leads. Be was eaOteg as by our esidd name. "Something wrong with your No. 1 engine, " he who had gone under over 1,000 m.pJi. said, “ft’s putting out s much lighter vapor. Looks like it might be leaking fueL” It was a moment for Capt. Krieg, win knew that Lt. Col. Gautchi was watching and listening. SHOT OFF NO. 1 , “Well shut No. 1 off,” he said evenly, “and proceed to Boston. It meant that No. 8 would be idled down to aero thrust, for balance, and that the six remaining engines would bear to* load. "We ran maintain altitude with four/* Col. Gautchi said. “We’ve built a lot of safety into this one. The run against Boston was sharp and to the point. A mock H-bomb was dropped and we veered off like ft fighter plane to avoid its ruinous blast. Had It been real Rost on lass would never again have to worry about the Red Sox. Or us. New, toe matter et refueling. This was sehedrtad te be dsns la toe general ana et ML Wash-Ingtoa, N. H. Our radar picked as it began to lot dawn and to adjust its meed, by means of air brants, to the crawl of the pro-pellor-driven 97. Capt. Krieg had angtas Ns. 1 to worry abort Ns spoke to tot tanker pilot Add him he'd come up dose enough tor the tartar's boom operator to take a look at the engine and give a reading ontt. But, as it turned out, that We would attempt to start It,And if It started, we’d “Ufa a drink,' meaning refuaL The tinker, with its tour great fans blurring, was now so harrowingiy dose you could reach oat and touch it, ft -ft ft “Stand by tor ignition,” a voice said as the countdown an the iw calcitrant engine ended. Nothing happened. Nor (fid anything happen through tire next two tries. “It doesn’t appear tort ft warts to start,” Capt. Krieg saM te the tasker aad to u*. “There Is no fm| lew, no Ipfl-tten.” The lieutenant colonel was listening, silently. “I cannot refuel under peacetime operations with seven en-Capt. Krieg said to the Btad■'te|fl■^KTita•~■^■w^^o, would also be “scored” for not delivering his fuel. -ENGINE TROUBLE “Well,” the tanker captain said, “It wouldn't be very hard . .’’ then he stopped. And when he sloshing KS7 when It was 1* miles away. There was the most involved talk bade and forth, then visual identification at 15 miles, and a gigantic shudder through the BS2G spoke again tome was urgency la his roflw. ‘'We’rs ftfifeg trouble wfth our Np. | engine!" teeft -We'd jurt as soee. you backed 0#-” f ! pii- ..ft # * • Capt Krieg gave the BOH, which had had trouhle going ie slow, an added tathaflD, banked off to too right. ’•Perhaps we|H sea yon another day," ha said to the tanker ' ■ We climbed to 21,500 aad headed back toward Dow. “Wo have New 1 caged,” toe deprive It eri per cent at ft* ‘ way. . Tit £ - *M , "lift oat,” copilot Lt. Mlchuni Connolly leertehed. Item ha Add* od, admkrtogto, “Yoa got a good The letdown of n B52G gives s casual observer a revived confidence in man’s ability to communicate with mam. Aa we came in, the Dmr tower mew to the excruciating margin of float, not yards, Just how far off the center of the It cent Capt. Krieg Information on the surface winds and their direction, the temperature, tie existence of a slight tail wind, ths eact distance between himself and the start of the runway, reminders about the aircraft (". tote a feather bed. 'Chute," Capt. Krieg said, he hand-steered the monster along the concrete. A parachute helps Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain nte as “Piles havecea irobfem!” And amoi New York* N. V. (Soeelal) -For the fint time aeienee has found a new hekling substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain - without surgery- * ’ In one hemorrhoid ease after another,1“vary striking improvement” was reported and verified by a doctor’s observations. Pain was relieved promptly. And, whi|s gently relieving pain, wtml reduction or retraction (shrinking) took plmm. ' And most amazing of all — tained Incases when a doctor’s observations were continued over a period of many .months! In fact, results were se thorough that sufferers were able to make such astonishing state- >ng thesa wide fS* ments as"Pilee have ceased to be am | sufferers were a wary .. riety of hemorrhoid eondjtires, some of 10 to 99 yuan’ standing. All this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astringents of an kind. The secret ft a new healing subetaaee (Bio-Dyne*)- the discovery ef a world-famous research institution. Already, Bto-Dyao is to wide use for healing intend tissue on all parts of the body. This new trialing substance is offered to enmoestory or •tot-1 ment form called Prevention HO. Ask for Individually tested convenient Preparation K Stop* positoriea or Preparation H Ointment with speqial applicator. Preparation H is SOM St all drug counters. TT WAS A Pleasant Surprise! How Quickly I gold die items the children hud outgrown. JUST PHONE FE 2-8181 A Friendly Ad-visor will gladly assist you. Place an ad— V SELL the Toys, Tools. ' Furniture, Appliances, •te,—that you have w> further need for! PONTIAC PRESS Classified Want Ads contemporary ajf its best... in these handsome Lane/ Peaignew Tabtei $39.95 •irCO«Nft30*x JO* like all the fine designing and custom features built into Hijs of handsome'tables by Lane. . . swooping-tops of rick wal* nut... pure contemporary lines.,.. hand-inlaid pegged tops... airy lattice-work shelves... roomy extra drawers. Genuine craftsmanship — exceptionally priced, beginning afiulf S29.95! Budget terms! • 22 OCCASION*! 28* DtAM. CONVENIENT IKE PARKING By The Emily Pont Institute Q: Several weeks age my husband and I and our yon have to say about this? A: To talk with a cigarette In one’s mouth la todeod very The John R. Slavskys of Dow Ridge, Orchard Lake, will leave on Wednesday for a 12-day stay at the Camel-back Inn, Phoenix, Aria. , daughter has moved back Into Msf home. abby She drives our car, keeps late hours jsnd rima with a beatnik crowd. If we didn’t watch her, she’d eat popcorn and candy bpue for supper and sit up all night watching TV. She claims that she is a "married woman" and can do as •be pleaaet. le thal right? UPSET PARENTS Twin sons born to the Stanley D. Clarks (Adana Me-dusky of Granada Drive April 1 In Pontiac General Hospital have Men named Ricky Dean and Randy Dean. Their grandparents an the John O. McCluskys of North Johnson' Street and the Sidney Clarks of Leach Road, Avon Township. Q: I plan to be married M June and would like to know, If it Will be correct to serve hors d’oeuvres such as little meat balls, shrimp, etc., at aa afternoon wedding reception? These will be served from a buffet table from wMdi guests will help themselves. A: It will be most unusual, but there Is no reason why you shouldn’t serve diene horn d’oeuvres if you Wish to. A son, Patrick Daniel, was born April 2 In St. Joseph Mercy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jack T. Ughtcap (Patricia Speaker) of Matthews Street. The baby’s grandparents art the Larry Speakers cf Highwood Boulevard and the Arthur K. Lightcaps of West New York Avenue, DEAR PARENTS: While She is in your home;' married or single, she is your responsibility. Since your daughter obviously fo nqt grown up enough to know what is good for her, R’i up to yon to tell her and to see (hat Me does it.. 1M Fred Ahrens of. Shawnee Lane, Drayton Plains aft jfteettag an Kaste* Melt from their eon and his bride, the flamer Carolyn ft. Thomas, who have been living la MllwM|ll, Wig., since their January marriage. She Is the daughter of CM. Homer J. Thomas of. ft. Sam Houston, SanAntonio, Tex., and the late plrs. Thomas. Mr. Ahrens will receive a laft degree frop Marquette UnlverMty In June and his master’s-degree In labor relations front Xavier University, Cincinnati. Greg Thomas Vachon, grandson of the senior Ahrens, was baptised Sunday in St. SCholastkia's Church, Detroit. Born March it in william Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, he is the apn Of tlto Richard X. Vachons (Rosemary Ahrens!, of Oak Park. Paternal grandparents are ^e Harvey Vachons of Wing Lake Read, Bloomfield Township. Joyce Ahrens and Larry Vachon are the baby’s godparents. Its Caviar Cottons for Spring THREE COLORS Top designers are offering a "Gourmet Collection of Caviar Gotttias” tor spring and summer mu ^ Traditionally ^mCrfinn, the fabric it being t translated into.eXdting shapes and silhouettes sharing the fashion spotlight this season, fr dr it :,A Creations in cotton this year offer style conscious women that subtle “good taste1* ana beauty of fine popularized of laie by a noted and chic young Ctoitol Hill matron. 1 Sleendeasneu, costume suits* wayward walst-linss and gently flared skirts are cotton favorites. Frankly flashy floral prints, paisleys and abstractions align themselves becomingly with classic stripes, plaids, checks, dots and vibrant solids on tlm nation’s dress shop racks. Perennial cotton—durable* packable and suds-abla—shines amidst an impressive array of synthetic fibers. ife* ★ , ★ dr : Tasteful in either casual or dress attire, cottons abound in a variety of weaves* ranging from sheer batiste and organdies to textured blends, sailor doth and heavy denim. All of femininity’s prerequisites are hero in Caviar Cottons. It’s “fashion a la carte!” College, News The Albion College Orchestra and Symphonic Band is proseiitlng a week-long series of concerts for high school and church audiences on | tour of 11 afferent Michigan cities through Friday. Conducted by Ralph G. Long* director of instrumental organizations for the college, the 52-member touring group will offer two separate program of music at each location. They appeared today la Pontiac Northern High School and wM be heard at ! p. m. this evening in Pontiac Central ’ High School. Will Stage Party at Hospital Hat, Card Affair Is Scheduled by Twins' Mothers Twins’ Mothers’ Club of Oakland County will stage * hat and cud party in* the dispel gym on Bpntlac state Hospital grounds Thursday at 8 p. jn. 1 A variety of paw spring hats win ht offend for tot* the lataR accessaries ala* will' .be displayed, poor pritei, ta- ~ Me prim and BfWreflesh-ments also are tMW, Ticket* may he obtained from any dub members or at -the door. Proceeds from the affair will benefit emotionally disturbed children of the Pontiac Rate Hospital.. Cochairmen of -Rio party are: Mrs. Eugene Bego and Mrs. Daniel Greenwald. Other committee chairmen indufe: Mrs. Vem . Russell, tickets; Mrs. Gorden Pankey, prim; Mrs. Chester Gough, tables; Mrs. Trank Molina, luncheon; Mrs. Donald Rerry and Mr*; Jerry tfodtey, tallies. Mr*, Robert Chapmad/Mro. Byron Bradford and Mrs. William Raymond' are in charge of hats; add Mrs. Alfred Wtilockx, president of the club, handled publicity. Cotton combines with rayon and silk it Ibis graceful and youthful I two-piece suit, with lined jacket by Bobbie Brooks. A wide choice of shapes and silhouettes Richard Mansfield, Clarks-ton, will appear with the 27* piece orchestra and with the symphonic band of 37 instruments. Area student members of the 76-voice touring Albion College Choir include Gail Sedrick of Mansfield Avenue, Joellyn Kay Pinout, Williams Lake Road, aid from Birmingham, George Hansford, John Schmidt and Karen Sue Slade. Barbara Lee Jarvis, OrtonviUe Road, also •togs with the group. Included to the choir’s spring itinerary are concerts in the First Methodist Church, .Birmingham at 8 p, m. Tuesday and at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in Bloomfield Hills High School. Jean Isbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Isbell of Wolfe Street* has been invited to Join Alpha Lambda Delta, an honorary sorority for women of high scholastic standing at Michigan State University. - A graduate of Pontiac Northern High School, Min Isbell is in her freshman year, at . MSU and has , a scholastic ‘ point average" of 3.9. Slie recently returned tq school after the spring semener break at home’ * * * Ferris Institute student Karen Erickson of Osceola Drive i has baa elected vice,president " of to* Zeta Nu chapter of Delta * Zeta national social aokdrtty. Chartered a year ago, Zeta Nu is the tost national sorority on toe campus at Big Rapids. , A sophomore, Mias Erickson is a court reporting major in the school of commerce and the daughter of Mrs. Blanche B. Erickson. * * * Early in May, David L. Randall, and u other students, will be initiated into Triangle, an honor society for Collage of Engineering juniors at University of Mlddgan. Membership in the 38-year-old campus group requires prowess in studies and school activities. Randall is the son of the John F. Randall*, Birmingham, IBs field ofspecializatton-is electrical engineering. He is a member of Delta Upsflon Fraternity. in cotton, many blends and surface interest i, is available thts year. mm .. . Tl r* Conversation fabric of this spring season — A dele Simpson's chic little town suit in dacron polyester and cotton ottoman, called "Caviar Cotton." Abby Cites Sacrifice I BBWgl The ribbed fabric by Galey and lord is to il a fresh robin's egg blue, sparked with a blouse of printed chiffon in the same soft hue. In a crisp and candy-striped mood, this * cotton blend mombi stripe coat dress -offers a springtime pickup for milady's | wardrobe. Gay prints and sherbet shade solids . in pretty profusion for spring wiU toadt and wear, and wear!■ Womens Section! Reader Shows ‘Devotion’ Canceling Weekend Hurts Kin Flowers for the working girl line j on this cotton classic shirt with the new t collar and ragUnucut roll sleeves. It i or no ironing. . ' . B -XIGHTBEN , THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, AFHH. ». ItM Cox-Hunt Vows Given in Presbyterian Service ' A reception at »—Mae Country Ctab fallowed the Saturday eve- Aipna umicron Hosts DKG Units TsegrrftM carnation* and TaU#-\ man roaes designated Frances Hunt, her aister’e maid of honor, who wore yellow nylon sheer. They ried yellow roses and white carnations, ladle Yang was flower girl and Jeffrey Hunt, ring-hearer. Jerry Cox stood as best man for his brother. They are the sons of Mr, and lbs, Merle Cox of Farmington. Rodney Miller of Lansing, William Roche, South- Wagon Wheelers Solidify Plans for Fall, Winter Wagon Wwrien Square Dance Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary society for teachers, met for a spring luncheon Saturday at Devon Gables with Alpha Omicron as the hostess chapter. Sparkling in their spring finery were (from left) Mrs. Arthur W. Van Riper, Alpha Omicron Chapter presu ident; Mrs. Clarence K. Hall of Jackson, state pres• identi Kathleen Flint, Lambda Chapter president; and Mrs. Roy N. Long of Oneida Road, past president of the hostess chapter. • Look at Yourself Before Judging Others ifshew PRECIOUS HAIR My husband and I are of different religious faiths. He does not take his as seriously as I take mine, and our children have been raised in my church. Now our older boy tells us that he intends to marry a college mate who frankly calls herself an atheist, in my presence she once said, “Church —, what's that?” What will his life be like, married to.such a wife? If they have chil- Permanant Wave no Frizz — so dry ends — nsw anti-dry neutralizer advolly cqdoMqm hair to new beauty — so sort and natural looking. Perhaps the minister, pries! of rabbi of your church may be able to help you with this reconciliation. I hope so. Parenthood never permits us to shilly-shally on important issues. Sooner or later It con- Future Bride, Patents Feted lb. and Mrs. Harold A. Fitzgerald of Ottawa Drive entor-tained at Bloomfield Hills Country Club Saturday evening to introduce lb. sad Mrs. Gsoige F. Strickling of Oeue- Dames of Malta Unit Plans Hat Party The next Wagon Wheeler dance will be Friday at Ms Waterford Communtty Canter. Hoots and hoatesaaa will be the Robert Martina and Mr. and Mrs. Little. ZOTOS Corinne Sisterhood, Dames of Malta, auxiliary to the Knights of Malta, will sponsor a luncheon and hat party Wednesday from noon to 2 p. m. in Malta Temple on Perkins Street. Officers for the year installed Wednesday evening in the temple at* Mrs. Edward Schram, Lake Orton, Queen Esther: Mrs. Merle Curiess, protector; Mrs. Bertram Barber, Ruth; Mrs. Clyde Mat- erown bearer; Mrs. Schram, soloist Mrs. Oscar Hooper, Mrs. Case VanDyke, Mrs. Robert Harvey,, Mrs. Earl Brobst, Mrs. Steve Sap- Prescription Wave Aren’t you also asking yourself "Is my boy’s attraction to atheism my punishment for disloyalty to my own faith?*’ Puppet Group Is 'on Tour' It is a tort that a child’s marriage jus explode to us doubts we IMS QOt faced about our own. If hi* tether is of a different religious faith from us, sue may become especially anxious when a child garet Miller, Detroit, assistant keeper of archives; Mrs. Elsie Bailey, Oak Park, bursar; Mrs. fJrr*, William Walls, herald; Mrs. Albert jiT Clark, Birmingham, deputy mar- ** S.1 Mrs. Izwia Perry will be first ereign Td Motion Wait Love Say It llflftj With a Portrait Group Hears Talk on Glass Mrs. Emery Butler read a paper on “Cut Glass” before the Heritage Qub Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Edward Hansz on McLintock Drive, Bloomfield Town- The Ernest Riemen* schneiders of Dwight Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Joyce of Union Lake to Pvt John K. Batzloff, son of the Owen Bet doffs, Bloomfield Hills. She is a graduate of Michigan State University Division of Nursing. ■ recall his failures to justify our disloyalty to our church by giving us perfect love and understanding. Several fine examples of glass from the so-called "Brilliant Period’’ between 1890 and 1910 were displayed. “American Preseed Glass” will be the subject of Mrs. C. W. Sal-ton’s paper at the May meeting. Mrs. "Robert Boyce of Lakewind Drive, West Bloomfield Township, will be hastem. ' Tentative plana were made for the annual white elephant sale and gourmet dinner in June at the home of Mrs. James Youngblood onEast Hammond Lake Drive. Near General H-pitml Keening Appointment* >T TO COAST TO BIRMINGHAM" eumode J)re-&’dt* k SEAMLESS % SPECIALS square ALICE J. RIEMENSCHNEIDER Grand Opei * T98AY Special fi EASY BUDGET TEEMS OK M DAYS CASH Easter 2 pairs $1.50 S-T-H-E-T-C-H with Miracle No-Bind Tope., reinforced tout and heels. at Wright's foctory-to-you price*! PEGGY’S Farnilar* Makar* ami Uphotaerrrs 270 Orchard Lake • FF 4-0558 AU Wmtmmettlg Gmmamiii tmn , IS eumode Hosiery Shop 82 North Saginaw Street ; FE 2-771 satin. Lace tiers cascaded into a chapel sweep. She held « cascade of white man and ivy*. Tile attendants appeared in k)en> tics) (owns of capucine chiffon over peau de sole, styied wKh cowl neckline and chiffon streamers falling from a soft rose. White carnations and Mary Jo roaea wen arranged in a crescent for Mrs, Carroll Wl Qrr, her sister’s matron of honor, flemi-eaa* Hie schedule for $j| May 23 Merit flower Show was announced by. Mrs. Newton SkWman gad Mrs. Ray Hayes. PRESENTED IN HOME Lake Angelus (nembers will present the shew at therhome of Mrs. Alton Deutser of Lake Angelus Elizabeth Halsey April Hostess for 2eta Chapter For their April meeting, members of the Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority gathered Thursday at the home of Eliza-fiM Bumf- Lorraine Court. Mrs. Cuqrah appeared fit avocado green sheer raw sDk over taffeta styled with lace bodice and worn with a capucine petal hat. Mrs. Wheatley's sheath dress of yellow peau de sole featured a pouf bustle and overskirt. Both mothers won white oamattans and yellow rosea. Returning from a honeymoon in the Great Smoky Mountain area In Tennessee, the newlyweds will he at hpme on Mat* Street heth Halsey _______________ Mrs. Ruth Wright served* as co-. hostess. President Margaret MacKenzie conducted the ceremony fos the new members, Mrs. Mildred Berthelgon, Janice Marquis, Mrs. Thomas Metzdorf and libs. Caroline Muecke, who were pinned by oonetttation and bylaws. Serving with Miss MacKenzie, re-elected as president will he SMae Donelson, vice president; Mrs. Eugene Gstey, treasurer; Mrs. Alton Madden, recording secretary; Shirley Friedly, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Marjorie Cotterman, historian; Mrs. Ruth Wright, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Helen Voss and Mrs. £am Hale, chaplains. The Hawaiian Gardens, near HWly will be the setting for the initiation of officers at a dinner meeting in May. Also on the program will be the dean of the convocation, Rev. John Wigle of the Church of the Advent, Orchard Lake. Arranging the meeting are Mrs. Harold MacDonald of Elizabeth Road aM lbs. William Wofram of Birmingham. Featured on the day’s program are film. Harry Dumville of Bloomfield Hills, president of tte Episcopal - Churchwomen of 1» diocese of Michigan, and Rt. Rev. Arabia Crowley of Birmingham, suffragan bishop of the diocese of Michigan. T^o Join Rebekahs Pontiac Rebekah Lodge No. 450 initiated two new members dicing their regular meeting recently at Malta Temple. They lie Mm. George Singleton and Mrs. Clarence Burridge. CAPITOL BEAUTY SHOP MS W. Snw On. Dwight FE 5-8912 Includes dresser, mirror, poster bed and chest, are imooth, petal shaped, 32-36A. §DJ@2 M THB PONTIAC 1 prKss, MONDAY.. APRIL 0, J982 'Sniff, Snip' Theme for Garden Unit "SMS and Snip" waa the title of an Informal discussion heard* by members of the Lake' Angelus Branch, Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association, during their April meeting. Mrs. Floyd Laurie of Gallogly Road wag hostess to members and guest Mm. 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A channel can always be widened and deepened — even made to go in a different direction.’’ * • A * * So many people have opportunities and interests which they ignore because these are different from preconceived plans. I have a feeling that we often fail to recognize the finger of fate when it points at us. Naturally, we cannot give up a successful earner sr a livelihood to go dashing off to new fields, but jaat becasse we have reached one goal docs mt mean that there are not many others we weald eujoy. 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S. military I ifotietive, “And I predict you’ret lender*, and for flying policy in the bloodied jungles ongoing to see some fine results.’* 1 Viet Mam says the changes arel The general talked with this __ against open intervention 6y ftedfporter in a” small, modestly fur-powers in this nation’s war against nished office in Saigon. His words the Communists of the. north. were punctuated by the clatter of Gen. Paul D. Harkins, who as-l typewriters. " sumed command of UJ5. forces ' L..1 - >. « here in Febiwy. finds the Viet- ^ '“^ bhw-eyed | officer leave# Ms headquarters WASHINGTON (AP)^Secretaiy ef Defense Robert S. McNamara told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today • Communist pressures are mare likely to Increase than decrease during the coming year. ' He said Congress should not interpret a $385-miltion cut in the administration’s military aid quest as meaning tnat the threat to U.S. interests around the world has been reduced. • Let me emphasize that the threat to the security of the United States has by no means les seried during the past year,’ McNamara said. ★ * * ’There is no prospect that Communist pressures will relax during the coming year. They are more likely, to increase.” Urging approval of the administration’s Jl.5-billion military aid request, McNamara said the reduction from last year from the "downward trend of aid prosperous European nations arid from better programming.” He said the military iid level In the Far East and Southeast Asia remains high because of the ’progressively increasing threat of Communist expansion in this area.” v The biggest military aid beneficiaries were Korea, Formosa, South Viet Nam, Pakiatap, Iran, Turkey and Greece, be said. Frondizi OK but Doctors Admit Heart Slowed BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Two personal physicians of Arturo Frondizi insisted, Sunday night . that the deposed' president is li)f very good health but acknowledged he mighf have Differed a slight heart dltaMHe^hl -the past wwk. The report was issued by Dr. Antonio Perreta, a heart specialist, and Dr. Vincente Pattern after they had flown to the River Plate island of Martin Garcia where Frondizi, 53, has been In naval custody since his Argentina’s military chiefs overthrew him March 29. ■ HANDWIRED FOR LONGER TV LIFE MONOPOLE ANTENNA FRONT SPEAKER TRANSFORMER POWERED 1 -YEAR PICTURE TUBE WARRANTY J2005C 90 Dpy Free Service . Base Optional SPECIALLY PRICED FOR ONLY,.. MAH* 2 Years to Pay! M Days Same as Cash! 121 N. SAGINAW ST.-FE 5-6189 Yoiir Appliance Specialists open MOM. ra»d nu. ’Hreioo p m. * Harkins’ ticklish job Is mors Uks that qf a coropration executive than ef a field marshal. The four-star West Pointer has 5.000 UA servicemen to command but no combat units to direct, no battles to engineer. He sees that UB. support and advice lkW 'foiiaiBy to Vietnam-forces doing the actual fighting against strong, hit-and-run Communist guerillas from the Viet Cong organization of Red-ruled I North Viet Nam. | NOT LIKE KOREA "This is hot the same kind of war as Korea,” Harkins said. “The Vietnamese are doing the fighting and doing a fins job. The training they’re giving their armed forces is some of the finest I’ve ever Local 596 Sets Runoff Election Presidency, Trusteeship to Be Decided at Fisher .Body Division Unit Runoff elections will bs held Wednesday at Fisher Body Division Local 596, UAW, for the presidency and ate trusteeship of the ~ >cal. Gerald W. Kehee, 50, bidding for Waterford Twp Mishaps Hospitalize 2; 8 Released Harkins, S3, served with the'lafo Gen. George S. Patton Jr. in World War n, and waa chief of staff of the 3th Army in the Koeran conflict. Top UJ5. military advisor to Gen. Le Van Ty. supreme commander of Vietnamese forces. “I wouldn’t even guess how tong this fight b going to take,” Harkins saM. “I’ve only got halt A crytsal ball.” What are the Immediate military proapecst? “Judging from the reports .I’ve sen, I don’t think the Viet Cong Is changing Its tactics to meet the offensive against it. The Viet Ceng is coming out in luge forces — 200 or 300 at a time sometimes— but every time they do, they’re being beatep. I think the fighting here is going to stay at about the one level. r, 1 * * * “Of course, this war goes in fits and starts. It’s something like a line wave (a mathematical graph that goe* im and down in cycles. Every year fighting increases during the dry season and then subsides in the rainy season.’ Th# general said he believes Communist infiltration is continuing but that open intervention by North Vlet Nsqi, Red China or the Soviet Union is unlikely. attack should come, could Vietnamese and U.S. forces handle ItT , ,‘fnsit’s a question you could go lnto, at any length,” Harken its plied. “It would depend on where the attack came from, the kind of attack and ao^forth.” “The Bo,ton-born soldier Ha- A runoff wffi Mao be needed between Verne Kennedy, an incumbent traNee, and his challenger, Lucille Bowles. Officers already elected include NcrmaiLR. Hamid Ra^diffe, recording secretary; Joseph Zelisld, guide; Thomas Clarkson said John- Shearer, trustees; and Lawrence Hartman, chairman of the bargaining com-otttae. All were reelected to thfod is VBdte was elected financial secretary replacing Raymond Norman %bo didn't run for re-election. White is a former president and vine president of the union local. William HoHpnd is the new geant at arms, replacing Thomas J. O’Donohue who didn’t rim are airlifting supplies on a large seal# to Tchepme, a Red-con of the South Viet Nam Although Harkins commands OB. -Army helicopter companies flying flirqct support missions in which Vietnamese troops lifted into battle, his organization pemains largely advisory. tLS- advisors are assigned to help command levels, throughout the Viet* namese army, a* low as battalions. tLS. servicemen are under orders to shoot at the Viet Cong only If fired on, but they have been involved in many fire fights smee the military assistance buildup, began last December. be opposed by Edwin Johnson, a skilled tradesman at the local plant. Neither man, carried a majority of tha total vote in local elec-tloaa last week, necessitating the Two persons were admitted to Pontiac General Hospital and eight others were treated and releaked as the result of two auto accident* in Waterford Township over the weekend. IfOy McCollough, 22, ef IM Winer, Waterford Township, eat-fond a frantuied right leg when seven persons were treated for In-; juries and released. Another was hospitalised. The ear driven by Robert Morris, SSt Mato, Fentoa, slowed colBdSI with, a ear driven by Peart Petrusha, 3* Dsver, sa tilpteeta the FWttoe In an accident Sunday at 7:15 p m. an unidentified car hit an-lulhrr headed mu Ih'CirGEBo High-way, cauusing it to crash into a third car coming in the opposite direction^ State police afo seeking witnesses to the acddeitf In which 2 Women, 3 Tots Thought Drowned at Picnic Outing SEALY, Vex. (AP)—Two women and three children were swept away In the Brazos River Sunday while on an outing at Stephen F. Austin State Park. AD apparently They disappeared while wading near a picnic area. Efforts of two men to save them were unavailing. Searchers recovered the body of woman identified ty Austin County Sheriff T. A. Maddox as Mrs. Robert Houston. A search continued for trie others. . Ilulhr 'aU Pete Mahone, 4. Patti Mahoop, 5, Mrs. Alton Rodgers, 32, and Nap-cy Rodgers, 5, td) of Houston. I SAFE Two other children in each family were found safe and sent bade to Houston to stay with neighbor*. Maddox said some of the children apparently waded into a dropoff in the river and the women tried to save them. He said the river depth in the area ranges from eight indies to 30 feet. Neither husband was at park, about 45 miles Vest Houston. Mahone is president of the Texas Cyanide Co. and Rodgers is a geophysicist for Humlde Oil A Refining Co. Husbands Strike Back TERRE HAUTE, Ind. IB-Local husbands struck back after women here formed HEL£ (Housewives’ Effort for Local Progress). Tht men promptly chartered an outfit called LOAF (Leage 'of Apathetic Fethers). . Mall. McCullough was thrown several feet as -hto cycle, bead-lag west on Elizabeth Lake Road, kM the car which 'was turning lute the - shopping renter. Mrs. Petrusha was ti-eated and released and MeCollough was admitted at Pontiac General Hospital. His condition was reported as fair this mailing. The —idoatlfiiJil auto tat Mor-rin* ear In the right tear, push-tog It late the path at the saute-bound ear driven by Truman Hayden, 1NU Rock, Roseville. Betty Morris, a passenger in tht car driven by her husband, was admmitfod to Pontiac General. She Buffered a fractured pirn and Goulart Leaves Chicago other injuries but her by plono far MoxicO was reported as satisfactory this morning. Morris-and two other the car, escaped with minor Injurtee; *• ' * Hayden, hts*wife and two of their three youngsters wera treated and released at the hoapitaL A third child in the car was injured.-------—-iV ’ ■ Israel Charges Biased Attack Says U. S. Resolution on Syrian light Is Ontrue View of History - UNITED NATIONS, Nv Y. (UPI) — Israel raid today an Ahgk>-American resolution on last month’s fitting with Syria at the Sea of Galike was “one-sided” and charged tllti V. S. criticism of its policy represented a “lopsided view of history.” Michael Camay's spirited defense, the Security OouacU appeared sat to approve the weals-ttou which, to effect, —a—— the Israeli attack on a Syrian military sutpast on March 17. France was expected to abstain because ttj^ U.S.-British resolution too haniv, on Israel. Russia, the United Arab Republic and Romania were expected to ahataln because it was not harsh enough on Israel A ' A ★ Comay singled out' a - statement made by U.'ft Ambassador Adlai E. 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On board In addttarto secret dear waa a proton damage experiment, designed to sample radia-Um at ftHfa dHtades. The Air to give details. QUITOt Ecuador A — Snug-glad arms atanspad with tin Russian star want moving, In Iron Ecuador's pacific hwanhM tor uae Son i Force Known Communlsta of poor bin-(rtand communities puzzled A priests and teachers by I big money around, Boast avan . their Jobs though ttay had no other viable means cf support. Cseehoaiovakla’s Quito legs-Man waa taming ever l» A* OomimnOst party from sales sf Mods two Trusties Recaptured in fcarn Near Ionia IONIA (UPI) - Two trusties who walked away from the state Reformatory were recaptured today |a they lay sleeping in a barn north of Imho. ; . . ' dr * , A ■The pair, Jamea Daniels, 20, Wyandotte, and Albert KUngen-spolth, 20, Madison Heights, walked away from a cottage outside the prison shortly before midnight and l a stolen car. Funds, propaganda leaflets and iristructkmii apparently were pouring into Ecuador from the Communist operational base in Havana via Cuban Embassy dlpio- foratsry, Elmo Patton and Mike ‘They went to a nearby form to query the inhabitants and found no one at home. \ f * * ’ They were about to leave when they spotted footprints leading to C taw. Inside, they found Dan-iets ahd Klingensmith asleep. Steel Makes Progress NEW YORK (CPI) - In 1W1 ofrly one steal compand in the nation could turn out l million tons a year. Now there are at least 30, according to the American Iron I Steel institute. Red Ambitions Bring Ecuador Split Ecuador's top brow told Arose-ms be would hava to pet, union he broke relations < Cuba. Mand and Czechoslovakia, the only members at the Com- Aroeamana's reluctant agree* not lad FUM Castro to «“ ‘ ‘ a drunken coward. LIKENED To ntONDtZl Cuba's Marxist prims minister - his roghna is now rscognissd by only five Latin American nations — said the Ecuadorean chief of state may meet from his armed AT ORAM SOOTS AU this, investigators say, lies behind last week’s rupture of relations between Ecuador and Com- this trout led Andean nation of tear million people. Taking steps to blunt the campaign, the military (bread President Cartoa Julio Aroaemena to break relations with Cuba and two Iron Curtain countries. -- * /* * ■ Aroaemena acted reluctantly. He id wanted his country to be friends' wife everybody, Red f* not, but discovered if didn’t work. After he became president last November he said, "We Ecuadoreans are with the United States but we are also with the Soviet Union. We are wife Cube, but we are aim with the Vatican because we are a free and sovereign nation." The military moved la and nude Its atrnagth Mt — Just forces have done hi forces a (ate wont than that experienced by Arturo FmAL the Algtoltta pmMCiH atwatod ' and imprisoned to a military coop Marta ». ■ T Oa fee surface, at laaal, fee Ecuadorean officers are satisfied and will tie/t put Aroaemena aider further But feero Is spacalattoa feat fea neat Mum the armed serv-lees waat aamefidag they will back Mm Bgmiaat fee wall agate sad get U. That would reduce him to the status of a figurehead. The military has made Aroaemena promise to rid his adminis- tration of Communists and fellow-bbvsiiag lafttets. Both are WaB entrenched, especially in secondary echelons. They are sure to resist effort* to dig them out. t * ...Her Communists fight back by rioting fat fee streets or staging strikes, or both. At one stage in the maneuvering over Cuba, Arose mens called for help from the National Democratic Front, a newly formed ’ooali- Bobette Shop FREE PARKING in «H city mntnrnd lata ' attar 5 P. 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Built in AP VMatM 1944, the ship waa grounded In fog off the Nova Scotia coast near Halifax three huftfes ago and badly damaged. So it was towed away from coastal waters and sunk. tioa of Ubtials, socialists and to- OFFER8 DEAL The front responded that fee president could count on its sup-port if be: * Arosemena agreed on both Now what does Arosemena owe the front? W^fee coalition parties |tart trying to tell him what to do? It so. how will Aroaemana react? Will the front and the military see eye to eye? ★ * * One of ^Ecuador’s keenest political minds hummed it up fete way: "Obviously Ecuador la bettor off now feat It baa broken with Cuba aad fee two Iron Curtate Bana kWtbiksf paaMfao. "He obviously lost a great of prestige and will either drop out or have a fight for Ms political Ufe. Whatever happens, the Communists are not sofaf to take it lying down. 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Even at this time Huron-Clinton Authority The trails are near the park’s nature center, Works Built on a Dream Members qt the Oakland County •Farm Bureau sat hi stunned silence, disbelieving the fantastic plans presented by Dr. Henry Curtis, recreation development expert. Curtis had told the group that thousands of acres would be de-“ veloped one day Into scenic public parks—that many swamplands •{would be converted into beautiful ‘•lakes for fishing, camping and ^Icntekfag. That was exactly M years age this month — the month that the IS,eSS acre’ five-county Hu-ron-CHnton Metropolitan Authority was bom. areas and general development, “Authority” has become a gigantic $35-mUUoo public recreation project. ★ it A It all started 35 yean ago when a small group of University of Michigan professors began toying with file idea of park development along the Ginton River. * The gently rolling wildlife along the river nil the way from southern Wayne County northward through Wash- Michigan Man Captured Alter Wild Texas Chase There was only one hitch ream {dan, and that was the lade of money. AT STANDSTILL The Conservation Department already was having trouble getting financial aid for state park improvements. With this in mind, legislators were not Interested in pushing another type of' park re* nation program, and the project was at a standstill. However, two men, Dr, Curtis and University of Michigan Professor Harlow O. Whlttemore, stuck doggedly to the idea that a parkway could become a reality. At the time, Hr. Curtis was la the process of directing e survey in Washtenaw Chanty tor the National Youth A&ntnistration. Through their association, the two men started the hall idling on of the most intense “public-educating" programs in the state. LUFKIN. Tex. — A young ipan identified as Charles A. Stewart of Madison Heights, was held on armed robbery charges here today after authorities said escaped bom #,police trap at a motel and led officers on a hectic, 90-mile chase. 4r '■■it, h He was captured after being slightly wounded In the head by a Ipan whose car he tried to steal at gunpoint, police said. They quoted Stewart as saying he was AWOL from th* Air force but said he i say where he waa sta- ivindow. A search turned up no sign of him and police then called 1 wrecker to tow his car away. As the oar was about to he attached to the wrecker, Stewart suddenly jumped from the metei roof, leaped Into Mo ear and oped away, | to offieero, Stewart allegedly ribbed a Lufkin oerv-Ice station at l:M a.m. yesterday of about till and fled. But -the alert attendant, Bobby Holt, noted the Meenae number of the Texas highway patrolmen later spotted the car parked in a Lufkin motel and need an office phone to order Stewart ' What he failed to appear, they checked the back of the motel and discovered Stewart had fled by They chased Mm for 30 miles at high speed. The chase ended when Stewart abandoned hit car at a roadblock, ran to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bo McDonald and ordered McDonald, at gunpoint, to give him Ms car keys, polk* said. I ' ★ it it McDonald compiled but grabbed a ,410 shotgun and find at Stewart as he dashed for the car, wounding him slightly in the head. Stewart fired back but missed, police said. ....*-*•-* * Police, alerted by the shots, surrounded the McDonald home and pulled the wounded'Stewart from under the house. Car Kills Man In Washington Roy S. Rico Struck Crossing Von Dyke at Main Intersection recreational administrators helped Sinead the word on the proposed plan. AAA In 1936 two influential Oakland County attorneys, Howard Bloomer and Sidney Waldon, grabbed the financial ban and carried it to the Michigan Legislature. Through their efforts, an act waa . which could provide up to $4 million annually for the tremendous park development. The funds were, and still are, through voter-approval in ISM, Sessions for 4-H Leaders to Start Tomorrow Evening Voters in the school district wifi sked June 11 to spprove a five tax increase, for five years, new tax woOld proride $525,-annuaUy. In addition to Mo tax hike, voters Will be asked to renew U mflte for IS yearn Unless ro- Supt. James N. Pepper said the proposed tax increase would just] maintain the present school program. |SS7,N| INCREASE Hie *4,955,000 tentative budget approximately *3373100 more than last year’s preliminary budg- The deficit budget Is the first fey A series of five 4-H leader-training sessions will begin tomorrow the 4-H Fairgrounds, Perry Street south of Walton Boule-srd. Planned primarily for 4-H Gub workers, the program is also open to other youth leaders who wish to attend, sending to county 4-H Moreau WrthUfica YM Leaves Pontiac, Aftet Five Year*, to Become Executive Secratary H. J. Valade. Several reasons were given by Valade tor the deficit, including the rising costs of annual increases in the salary schedule, the exppriHing staff and increased enrollment The preliminary budget will now have to be presented to the county Tax Allocation Board to learn bow much of the IS odunty mills the school district win receive. Presently, it receives 9.75 mills. Oak Park veto* have approved tax increases twice la the last four venrs, the 8.5 arifi tag In MM, and a three-mill tax fas The present tax rate school district is 30.41 mills or about *60.66 for each *1,000 of assessed valuation. ♦ * r The five mill tax proposal would add another *10 to the total rate, which already is the highest in south Oakland County. Architect Schooled in Atomic Warfare SOUTHFIELD - Architect Edward X. Tuttle Jr., 30801 North-gate Drive, recently completed two training courses in atomic warfare while on annual training duty as a Navy Reserve lieutenant com* Tuttle spent two weeks each in the courses,'“Fallout Shelter Analysis for Architects and Engineers” at the University of Micb-d “Atomic Warfare’ the U. S. Naval Base, Philadel- The parks include Kensington Metropolitan' near Milford; Marshbank, near Pontiac; Metropolitan Beach, near Mt. Clemens; Lower Huron, near Belleville; Hudson Mills, Dexter-Huroo and Delhi, all near Aim Arbor and Stony Creek, under development northeast of Rochester. NO MORE PIPE DREAM What seemed an impossible pipe dream to those living in the vicinity of the huge parkway a couple at decades ago, has tuned into actuality. And soon millions ing people will I through the loop of way from Lake Erie to Lake Oair — thanks to the persistence of men who believed in a dream. District Honors Go to Oxford Legion Post 108 WASHINGTON J A local S3- Am^anUg^Jtori year-old man waa killed Saturday No. 108 won top honors at the Le-when he waa struck by an auto- gton’a 16th District Association mobile while fog Van Dyke, mooting Friday at the Auburn Road at the main intersection Heights post nurses stressed avoiding the danger at panic in an af attack. “We were taught that ad- psychological ‘stun’ or shock that afflicts moat people during momenta following disaster,” Tuttle Roy 8. Rice of 7374 West Road vas dead on arrival at St. Joseph *e II wedding is being by Judith Aim Dunn and rbtaoff, son at Mrs. Thomas Serittnoff, Ip Beach Drive, W*lt« ■toe an struck by a oar drives by Thomas P. Version, », of 6HM Von Dyke Rood, Romeo. The youth told Romeo state polk* he did not aee Rice until it too bate to atop. The accident occurred at 8:30 p.m. * A ; ■ i Rice was crossing the road to* l car in which Ms sm-Maw to file gp: Du and the ifooghn* of Mrs. Jameo nn of Rochester, Minn., late Mr. Dunn, . ' I , WBtt. The Oxford post won the Charles Edwards Award tor highest average membership percentage a tour-year period,, the Charles Hetherington Award percentage increase in membership this year and a citation for achieving its membership for 1662. The awards District Csnra Other posts tion John dark of 7390 Wert Road w**)**,, cMel Pontiac Pert Birmingham Post No. 14 ston Port No. 63, Hasel P No. 35. Southfield Post no. 4at and Auburn Hpightsport No. 143. agents Jack Worthington and Mrs. Ruth Montney. ' . - * Dr. Del Dyer, program specialist from the state, 441 Gub office at Michigan State University, will be in charge of the 8 p.m. meet-He will be assisted Worthihgton and Mrs. Montney. Dates of the five meetings are tomorrow, April 17 and 24, and May 8 and 15. Topics to be considered are: " (1) ‘Groups, types, interaction. («) Leadership, What to a leader? What are leadership traits? How to leadership de- UTICA — The board of directors of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Greater Mount board, mid /Ust."supt. Lawrence Oemenp announce the appointment of John I. Moroau r of thC Pontiac YMCA staff, as executive secretary of the newly organized Utica Area Branch YMCA in Utica. Mums, employed for the part 5 years at fire Pontiac association as director of the .department of aquatics, will leave the Poutiae YMCA Sunday to assume the Uttoa position. A graduate of Pontiac Central High School, Moreau attended file University of Michigan and Wayne State University. Ha is a member of file Association of YMCA Secretaries of North Americh, the- National Education Associate, the National Council tor the Social Studies, the Michigan Council for the Social Studies, the Detroit Social Studies Gub, Michigan Amateur Aquatics, the Pontiac Swimming Association, the Pontiac and Rochester YMCA Moreau also has served as the national field agent tor aquatics the National YMCA, ia past chairman of the Michigan YfefCA state aquatic committee; part president of the Pontiac Swimming Association, and a member of the board of that association. ‘Brown City Killer No Stranger1 McArthur Murder Case Brings Out New Theory Hospital in Area to Be Named for Dr. Wheelotk * GOODRICH - The new 50-bed hospital to be built here will be named Wheelock . Memorial Hospital, it was announced today. The name was chooen to ho Dr. Amos Wheelock, founder of the closed Goodrich General Hospital. To be no—trotted on i It acre rite oa MIS tester the narib village tanks, the hospital wee pleased to' replace Goodrich General, which was closed Fob. 14. 186L The 10-acre site waa ia gift at file Frank McChndfiah family. Dr. Wheelock bufit the Goodrich General Hospital in 1916. It con- (8) fications within the 4-H CM (4) County organisations and, •Where do I fit In as a leader?’’ («) wo gs from here?” It Is not certain, however, that topics trill be discussed in this exact order, the chib agents said. ns include a pot-supper as part oftbe final session. Attendance at the first session carries no obligation to attend all sessions, according to Worthington and Mrs. Montney. Though there is no toe tor the series of desses, reservations at tiie extension office are necessary to insure the preparation of adequate facilities, they added. to Stay in Detroit Drops Mon* to Construct $25-MillIon. Campus in -Farmington Twp. FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP — Plans to build a *25-million chm-pus here, havq been discarded' by Detroit's Mercy College. Mother Mary Justine Sabourin, R.S.M., president of the board of trustees at the 20-year-oM college for women, said that S' three-month professional survey has shown test the school should remain at its present site. . BROWN CITY — Solution of the strangulation slaying March 18 at Mrs. Hazel A. McArthur Still eludes police here, despite new Interpretations of evidence that narrow the list of suspedts. Slayer of til# 58-year-old widow is now believed to have known Mrs. McArthur or had business dealings with her, Lapeer County Sheriff Kenneth A. Parks said today. PoHee have dtocouatod the Initially accepted robbery motive. They now theorise the glass fas the rear door tit tee McArthur home at TWO B. Burnside Hoad Ortonville Church Body Sets Baked Bam Dinner ORTONVILLE - Hie Commission of Education of the Orton-vifie Methodist Church will sponsor a baked bam dinner Thursday, beginning at 5:30 p.m., la the church basement. t Proceeds will be vied to send boys and girls to camp. A film, slides and pictures will be shown for those interested in going to camp. Equipment and articles needed tor camp also Win he display. was broken while the ( ipen. It was a ruse to mislead police that entry waa forced, according > this theory. A nx motive is now given strong consideration, Parks indicated. He said his office is investigating the possible connection with the murder at a 23-year-old Detroit woman this weekend. ' it it it 4 The Detroit victim was found nude and bad been strangled with her nylon hoae. Mrs, McArthur was likewise strangled by her hose, hut was found clad In her s“ id underwear. Mrs. McArthur was believed have been preparing for bed when the killer struck. There was no evidence of criminal assault in her case. Parks ante a total at five suspects have been given Ha detector torts. All have heeu ire-leased. No oh Is cumotiy befog held tor questioning. Four men are woridhg full time and five others parttime in tee effort to crack the mystery. Lapeer sheriffs deputies Erman Row-ley and Kenneth WWtcoipb have been joined in fulltime investigation by two state police detectives. Outer Drive to a 840-acre site on Middle Belt load between. U and It MHe roads. The study revealed that the proposed location was rendered impractical by tiie construction of the UVi Mile Expressway (1-896) which tom bisects the property. ' The decision to remain at tt§ present location and expand existing facilities was based on population growth trends, convenient access to other sections at tee city and downtown cultural center* and tiie proximity to schools, hospitals and other agencies which provide the students wfiji firid experience* in teaching, nursing and other professional skills. The eaireat location of Mer-cy College to excellent, according to the survey, beeeem * from which the school draws a-staeabto enrollment Is located la the northwest ieettou. nans are now being made for additional residential, library and science facilities at the college to accomodate the anticipated L5QD enrollment by 1970, and the pro-year 2,000. To Decide bylot * Who's on Council in Keego Harbor KEEGO HARBOR - A slip of paper will determine who will ba this city’s next councilman. Russell Greif and Mtohael M. Victor, spysnants who raertvwP the seme number at veto* to* the April 2 election, will rely "ei Hie drawing will be conducted at city hall at 7:30 p.m. Justice of the Peace James 8outhart wiH officiate. Both Grelg, the Incumbent councilman whom term expired, and Vjctor of 810 Maddy Lane received 1164 votes in the election, the first time a tie vote had occurred in a Keego Harbor election. Slip# of paper reeding “Elect. i" and “Not Elected” will be drawn from a box. Fully Recovered After $500,00Q Fire Pontiac Millwork Hums Again PONTIAC TOWNSHIP - The two new buildings by Weal em-Pontiac Millwork Co., burnt to traetare. the ground in a spectacular *500,- The company was able to get lire only five months ago, is j^o production only 90 days back in ton operation. after tee Nov. 4 fire, according to is a rapid reesvry tram dls-* company President Willie S. Annual business of the firm is *L5 million. it it it S Some 55 employes, about fife same number put out of work temporarily by ate of the biggest, -**»—-* ■**■-'- area at work and cabi-■ches and 00 square laminat-plastic door operations. JESS FIRE PRONE Although they contain less area, cement block also have a roof WEIU Iinoujr ursuu/cu v/ a h^uetnier uir. hit hadt in frfil operation at ,two new buildings alter iHHiwm mm w a rapid !*>' CTy ftOOTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, APRIL 9, 19*2 Peaceful H.H. Village Has Tacky Products Two Local Men Held in Jail Over Break-In . Two Pontine men picked up by police at the scene of a grocery store burglary early today are breaking and entering. , | Held id the Oakland Cbunty Jail are Nor C. Gamble. $. 221 Reek- Flowers Blooming Behind Prison Walls UnhceiiperiMl by 4 Legs , WRIGHTSBORO. Tex. (UPQ -A broiler chicken at the 0. F. Camp hatchery can nit ever and ■till remain on Us (set — the fowl TRENTON. N. J. CUPI) - For the past IS years, the inmates at the New Jersey women’s reformatory in Clinton have practiced the techniques of growing and arranging flowers under direction qf the Community Geitden Club of Hunterdon County. Once a month, 36 inmates meet with members of the garden dub Mountain If Monument to George Washington PINKHAM NOTCH, N.H. (CPI) Oscar Show to Stir Up Top Acting KELLY ATHStf Un - Pretty, blue-eyed King Paul, anxious to counteract mom of the criticism, took Ms family on a tour of northern Greece, lie. landed in a new (Ha- as me magic nour nears, only the movie “West' fide Story” seems a shoo in. The smart money picks the big murical to win SO or most of the 11 races for which it ie nominated. OTHER FRONT RUNNERS "Judgment at Nuremberg,” I BING CROSBY I WUXI AM HOLD! Can Quickly Delect Serious Eye Disorder PapOndreou charged that some Greek army officers were agents front runners. Then there are "Gun of Nav-aronr’ and “Fanny.” Producers of the former, if they tore, can cry all the way to the bank. It’s the year’s big moneymaker. If a “Went Side Stor£LJ)aBd-wagon rolls as predicted, then Natalie Wood, its star, may win best actress — although she was nominated far another ' picture (“Splendor in the Grass.”), AUDREY HEPBURN Carsmsnlis, a handsome, shrewd, 55-year-old politician, has been premier six years. He len guided' Greece toward economic At 1:46 Only Breakfast wflFFANYS iwnwnfn ■ no longer a voluntary contribution," Papandreou insists. Theater The attack on royalty hu taken other forma, not sparing the royal bride-to-be, King Paul’s 23-year- and opposition papers at- Sophia Loren (“Two Women") gave what many felt wan a far superior performance—some critics called It the best since Garbo. She could easily be the first actress winner-in the 34-year-old awards who spoke a foreign language (Italian) in her role. The other distaff competition Is potent. Geraldine Page, the American Duse, is up tor "Summer Election and legal authorities threw out the charges. Undeterred, the opposition parties (dan to abstain on every government measure put before parliament. IN MIDDLE OF SQUABBLE King Paid, who Is 60, found Farm Children Few WASHINGTON (UP!) - 26 N. P FF erry St, w« MAN’S 1 Open 9 to 6 Daily—1 > reserve right to limit quantities MKT. 9 to 9 Friday THE PONTIAC PltKSS. MONP&¥, AgRlL 8, 1902 T#BItTY»SIX BecomesHis Own lyridit at Age of §9 Richard Rodgers Old Man R By PHYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK—Nearly a year before the great Oecar Hammer- didn't dare. We met and worked together all through that year with the dear understanding that wa’d to on working together foiv SAVINGS IN BY /Eli Uf THE 10TH OF THE MM* L MONTH-EARN FROM MN/fl CURRENT THE 1ST AT V Mfl COMPOUNDED AND PAID QUARTERLY ... 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After that, he fully intends to write more shown, both music and lyrics on his own. ffiftaLJlannifjg for .Ms -fee* Hoping to Build Auto Needing Little Maintenance CAPITOL SAVINGS Engines will last even longer as new filters are perfected. SEALED ENGINE? > Engineers talk of ultimately developing a completely sealed engine, something like the power Rodgers* lyrics are, by turns, both slick and soft. “1 was influenced by both of them. I'd describe inylyric* as less sent i-' mental than Oscar's and less ( brittle than Larry's.” 1 SOUPED SONGS J This, his fint job of writing a ■ complete show single-handed, wasn’t always easy. He had to DETROIT — Automotive engi- | neers are working to develop a car that will last 100,000 miles } without a major overhaul. • •• ■ FE 4*0561 SsvtMisM Oflket 2721$ SsvtMtold “Then, after the curtain, the whole audience' seemed to be up on* that stage. It was great. 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UN Bd«»r Willett 1*10 Oeorse Mullln 1*14 Berry Coveleekt Ult Bern Coeeleeki UU Herrf Coreleeki 1*1* Barry Coeeleeki UU Oeors* Dun . 1*2} Oeoree Dauec 1**4 Schoolboy Rowe 1*34 Tommy Biidyet 1*34 Tommy Brtd*ee l»3*i Tommy Brldgrs eeeeon between St ' LobU end TOP tiger rrrcHiNo PERFORMANCES r VICTORIES IN OBI KARON — Mullln trbi IMS; Hel Newhou.fr 14 - BiMoilm r VICTORIES IN CAREER — Deuee. 1»U - UN 33* Woe EST EARNED RON AVERAGE Newhoueer. 1SN — I.S1 . * ea 7E2mrn mmlawen in MPiflON we’ll win 101 again?" ' The Tigers have the hitting to wig. j But they lack pitching depth behind Rank Lary, Jin Bunning igll Don MoesL The bullpen is uareliabie and the Adding short of pennant-winning caliber. WhereTigers Open-D.C. Stadium-Home of Senators ..Then he added: t "Not until the season starts, any- ■pM* - But laughter comes easily to Schetfing—and he laughted when makihg the second part o! hi* remark. ‘-‘The Yankees won the pennant last Year in Yankee Stadium,” Scheffing pointed out. Church Softball Confab The first meeting of the Pontiac Church Softball League will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Church of God on Pike and Edith streets. AD churches, players and umpire* Interested in participating in this league should attend tomorrow’s meeting. Kearns Sayg,**Take ’Em Tigers’ Ho, Hum,'62 Choice FamilYanks The AP writer calls the St. Louis Cardinals as the NL choice, Los Angeles gets three votes and San Francisco one. * Baltimore Is noted as the closest runner to the Tigers for second place, with Cleveland and Chicago close behind. Chtgk Abair, Bill Comwdi and theAP writer figure the Tigers will fade again and have to settle for second place. The new slogan for car bumpers'ma/<'be*Take ’Em Tigers.” \ ' Don Vogel and United Press International don't agree] Vogel says Detroit will finish third and the UP! has 4th place singled out. ■ Five out of six writers won’t agree as long as the Yankees are in the league, but leave It .up to pfono Kearns, 6e says the DBTROIT TIGERS will win the American League pennant, “The Tigers ace as good as any team ta> the league,'. : Of all the choice, there Is only.'dne. unanimous selec- tion. All six writers ny the hew National League entry under Casey Stengel willftrtiah in 8th place ahd no one ?‘If* Norm CUdi, Al Kaline aad Rocky Colavilo have exceptional j AMERICAN LEAG UE PREDICTIONS CORNWELL 1 VOGEL ’ New York New TOrk DETROIT 8. Baltimore Baltimore * *• DETROIT Cleveland '' ' 4. Chicago * Chicago "t.' CSovefand" Muskegon Wins Crown In 2nd IHL Season Sinr. PAUL (AP) — Muskei 8. Los Angeles ' 8. Minnesota t. 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Lewis, Wash., about his availability tor the mid-week Every drop of whisky in Sir John ie 10 yeare or more old, blended with the choieeet grain neutral spirits. THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 0, lfite SPINNING OUt x- Dick Rathman (34) comes out of a spin headed in the opposite direction during the USAC 100-mile national championship race yesterday at Trenton, N. J. Trying to avoid), Rathman is Rennie Duraan (42). Both drivers walked away from the mishap. A. J. Foyt won the race. Weather Stops Tigers in Last Exhibition RICHMOND, Va. (UP!) The Detroit Tigers and file New York Yankees were rained oat yesterday in their last scheduled exhibition game of spring training. * * * The Tigers closed out Grapefruit League {day with a doeful 30T record hit managed to win Saturday's game with the Yankees 10-6, nt Fort Lauderdale, Fin. The Tigers found some extra power at the plate Saturday with - 4wo-nm homers by Reeky Cola-vlto and catcher Mike Reeiks, •who has drawn the starling mtr algnment today at Washington. After a shaky first inning h Black Hawks Are Confident of Keeping Stanley Cup Hall Brilliant as Canadiens Draw 2-0 Blank McDonald, Wluif4r«A^fl Tolly to Pact Chicago ■ Into Hockey Finals CHICAGO (AP)—The Chicago Black Hawks feel they are rotting now after n slow start and have every fait of confidence that they can win the Stanley Cup against the Toronto Maple Leafs. J- -S ____ momentum, they feel, was supplied Sunday night when they dumped the Montreal Canadiens, 2-0, behind the brfl-goal tending of Glenn Kail, marked the fourth straight Hawk victory over the Canadiens. who hod won the first two games far the best-of-seven semifinal series. Toronto, in reaching the finds, defeated New York ,4-2 I semifinal play. FINAL SLATE The two teams open the final best-of-seven aeries in Toronto Tuesday night and play there again Thursday. Then they switch to Odcago for the third and fourth games, April 15 and 17. Tentative dates for other games, if necessary, are April 19 in Toronto, April 22 in Chicago and April 24 in-Toronto. Ab McDonald and Ken Whar-ram scored Chicago’s goals in file clincher Sunday night but Hall was the real hero. Both coach Rudy Pilous of Chicago and Toe Blake of Montreal agreed HalTs save on Dickie Moon’s shot in the .second period was the turning West, Baylor ' Celts hawks FOILED - Goalie Jacques Plante of the Montreal Canadiens 'knocks the puck away after two Chicago players — Murray Bal- four (8) and Bobby Hull (falling) — carried it to the goal mouth. The Black Hawks won 2-0 and took the Stanley Cup semifinal series. PrepSwimmerOwns 3 Titles BARTLESVILLE, Okla. A Hgyny MW no County. Calaveras County was the setting of the famous Mark Twain story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County." Herbie was entered by John F. Davis, M, an apprentice plumber from OMveahaln, so John , Dilley, Des Moines, a Birch Society member and candidate for the Republican 5th District congressional nomination, took issue with a resolution adopted by the young GOP convention. THE BERRYS DO YOU WhNT TO PUT A LITTLE ON VOJB HANKY? ^ Y JnotvWjcs VAVAVOOM/ ‘Dancing with her feet is O.K., but that twisting is out!" 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MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1962 THIRTY-OHE ■I m Markets^ Business and ^Finance Retailers Diversifying Products Buyer Whims Mean Cash MARKETS NEW. YORK'(AP) - Tobacco* Th* following are top covering sale* of locally grown produce by grower* and sold by -them? to wholesale package lota. Quotation are furnished by the Detroit Bureau of Market*, as ef1"B «arty tide afternoon. Friday. Dttroif Produce Cabkaa*. red, b*......... cxbbxs*. Maadsrd >uM| Carrot*, topped, ba...... MU. real . r...................... v Horuradlah, pk.................. |j Losses stretched to S or 4 points among tobaccos and to well over a point among steels. Elsewhere In the list most changes were fractional. ' The Increasing anti - cigarette |:5| campaign abroad, capped b y Italy’s ban against cigarette advertising. Jolted the tobacoo stocks. - * Steels were depressed by reports that Incoming orders for steel are net likely to show lm- Turnip*, looted, bn. . Poultry and Eggs CHICAGO FOULTBT CHICAGO, April • (API—IUHDAI— - Ure poultry: Whotowlo burin* price* ft to 1R lower: rooiter* 36-ttft; »p*—* led white rook frpore Uft-lfft, CHICAGO luma ANO EGGS CHICAGO, April I (API — Chicago aterooaUlo Menaac* r-wboleule burin* prlc eeoro AA ItftijrT^... . IS C 64ft: core M a lfft; re__ Bga* rtendr to fire; wholesale buying price* ft to J cent* hl(h*r; TO p*r OOM or better grade A white* 31; mixed j medium* 17; ttandard* It; dlrtle* Livestock DETBOIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT, April I I APl-lUtDAI Caul* MM. Bulk early tupply Maaghl steer* aad helt*r*. read to low eafl predominating, cow* In very qtaatl oat., supply, steers and better* moderately aeUve, steady; cow* rt*»*S_tejAgOdB 3 load* high eholee eteers 1,680-1,131 la 21.74-3*; moat low WMtmao choice otofra M.TMTJM; mlsed loads high goc' and low chide* tteere lA7MI.il; ret steers 13-11.71; low load* low to avtra* choice hetlera 38-28; good to low eholc. hollers **-*»; utility cow* 11-11; oaaaors and cutter* ll tO-ll.ll. Ho*, l ooo Barren tlltaaod .eady; lew small' lot* number 1 308-231 --------- (111* 11.10-17; 1 and i __-11.71; I and % 1*8-230 wvs&m lIHajvrsysai wf ^ and utility IMt. • Sheep l.0». slaoahUe latab* higher; aiauahtor owok gtpady to gireoi: moot cbllii j^ grime shorn lamb* 111 CHICAGO UVEITOOK . barrow* aad i>0-UO lb. lb. 10-UkMj 1 and 1 ________*1L , rather slow, mostly ltrTio-l»”b~TJteT?dre'lM» 17.00; orouad 110 head tl ffiteUM 1-1 180-13* lb*. ufiMI.M, mostly I_______ ..... MAS, mostly IS 10.00: miked 1-3 UO-200 lb*. lt SO-il i 2-3 it0-M0 lb*. ll.M-ll.il: MO-MO 1 wKlil cow* strong to Mo Minor; oar other elaa* on offer to tread; oommerelal cow* 15.6_„ _ Ity 10.00-10.00; toaaprrtte* cutter* 11.00-1070: Individual utility bull* 8f.T8. Sheep 000; two double ««** IbPfttf rhoiee7011b. shorn led lamb* wlthHo. 1 pelt* OMMi.. enough of say Bias* far a market tret. lUy cows estabUsh*■ 1-17.00; utU- Stocks of Local Interest rigurea alter decimal point* an oftbUit Allied Sutermerfcits . Aerogulp Corn. .. * -*---* Lwagtebi _ ant rose CM— * Food Store* . uavia*on Bros....... ■ Federal Mogul-Bower Boring* 40.1 < Harvey Aluminum '...... 14.1 I Hoover Ball A-Bearing ....... 34 1 Leonard Refining .... ....... Il-I .] Prophet C».^........... M.f RodrireO Standard ...JS.8 ] Toledo MImh Oo. ............ M 1 mate trading range ofthe a AMT Carp......................‘ffi Aunt Jane* Food ............. U.S Detrotter Mobile Home* ...... 11 Dlamood Crystal ............... 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Mft * —Hr-ii Mft Mft re — re res reft resit Mft Mft 39S- ! 17ft 17V« 6 43ft 43ft 41ft— S 230 65ft Mft WASHINGTON (AP)-A three-man board of inquiry appointed by President Kennedy under the Taft-Hartley Law begin* today its investigation of a West Coast maritime strike that has caused food shortages in Hawaii^ In designating the board Saturday,. tire President took the first step toward getting in injunction to end the strike, now in its fourth week. * * it Representatives of the Pacific Maritime Association and three seafaring unions striking 12 of its ship lines arranged to submit statements giving their versions of the dispute. The board has. until Wednesday to report to the President. Then he may ask Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy to seek a federal court injunction sending the 5,000 strikers back to \vork during an 80-day cooling-off period- If the strike is not settled by then, the. unions would be free once again to call their men off. URGED OTHER WAY The shipowner* had urged tire government to try to settle the strike by means other than Taft-Hartley machinery. They said an 80-day cooling-off period would not be time enough to move sufficient cargo and that the strike could resume again afterward. The spokesman tor the striking unions, Morris Weisberger, secretary of the- Sailors Union 6f the Pacific, was asked in San Francisco if he would fight ths injunc-He withheld comment. By SAM DAWSON AT Baehteiss. News Analyst NEW YORK (AP)—Self-service and finpupi buying are teaming up to change the face of retail buying... It’s getting so you have to havel a program to tell a drug store from a super market some cases a service station from hardware store. A * A Diversifying, products and services is based on keener and more imaginative competition and the growing belief that much sumer spending is done on the spur of the moment. A Du Pont NEW YORK (UPI) — Martin Gilbert , of Van Aistyne, Noel 4 Co. says he still thinks the- market is in the process of bottoming out, particularly as it approaches the £90 range in the Dow-Jones industrial average. However, Gilbert feels that the long term trend is-*still upward and while the optimistic forces are hairing a rough time, the !>J industrial average will soon hold buyers exerting their influence on the price structure. According to Standard k Poor’s, Gov, William F. Quinn of Hawaii had made several, appeals to the White House for direct intervention. He had declared a food y in his island stele, which was particulariy hard hit by the gtrike. In his order establishing the board Kennedy said the strike had affected a substantial part of the maritime industry and would, 'if permitted to continue, Imperil the national health and safety." Push Benefits Pas.s Out Leaflets at, Factory Sites in Drive for Job Security WASHINGTON (UFU — Union workers at aircraft factories and te sites throughout the United ifSfn 11111 Grains Weak to Firm * re ir M re**R U LN 1 30ft 2»ft 30ft-ft tel.40* 14 reft S3 fi — ft M 37ft 37ft 37ft— \ 11 Mft Mft Sfjfil-.R 55ft it fi I 31ft... Co ire 17 HR WtJ ll 27 StR Mjjk- 'ft tor AM 3 18ft »R 55ft... rrjr Rd l.UT 43 Mft » M — ft ire m Sr reft Sr- ft Square D 1* 5 35ft 35ft 845— ft ”----3 ’ “ 6 71ft 71 ft WR- ft •ten s co ire Tenn 0*8 1.11 H lift 31ft Mft 4- ft f 30ft M fi -I lift Mft 39ft-; lift Oft 43ft s m reft reft- I 3 Mft Mft 34ft- ill^k —T— . SO 34ft 24ft MR. « 49ft 47ft 47ft—ift 8 2ft 8ft «r... 37 46*4 40ft reft...,. i Qft lift Site* 7 46 8ft 46 ... 17 Uft UR MR... . I HR 86ft fift-u 29ft S fi re 84 lift 31ft— —u— Mft Mft Mft 4- ft ■JT27-^ liift—1 u 545 5r Sft^ft _______ M BR MR 33ft— ft Ate Ua^ .Mb 14 3Tk Uft MR— ft Aire S 16 46ft 4fft 8ft 4- ft *d ca re* ii 6v* 6ft 6ft.... oAlre” in Mixed Transactions CHICAGO OB — Grain futures prices ranged from weak to firm In generally mixed early transactions today on the board of trade. ' A "★ ' ★ Corn was up a major fraction while, rye led the setbacks. Dealers said speculators peared to be a little uncertain about price direction and were rahictent to nfeke more than smau commitments from either fide of the market ♦ ♦ , dr Export business over the weekend apparently was rather light after unusually large bookings earlier in wheat ill I _ szrs US Induct _ US Um » us Rub are US Smelt 2ip us Steal s *mh re ton ___. ofljfd re ura#a re 8 MR Mft : sa-ssra m [ * MT—fS i Uft HR— ft t 47ft 40V« 4- R a 6> OR fft- Bxneerp Md re* Un Tel Whtef | . S Mft Mft Mft— ft . .. j IP re^ =i7* a ureft re reft 4- ft __ _ fl, . 1 Mft Mft S4ft. lift g«-* an IM Mft— t 47ft 67% 47ft ll 43ft <3 Will Mft Mft Mft . ? flft 8 fflS- w rare wT tai^thUdljrer^8-4te$5S6^ ■ tm 'gut jure. .towMHMtofifififil after (took dlrkteod *4 »pU Ii reaCiiar aald St UH sire oteto The nunteer of Lento priies awarded annuaUy in tire*<*}•} Union fir pi, MtmUjm to b*8M increased from 43 fo 10. I* 2*= 3 sjsar- jg St-ft « S* ift": n lift 61ft—lft hMi htuai l FUfiM .48* FHoSlt r STfS'.s?' If 11 4Tft ..JH H Mft HR SIR— ft n reft reft Mb-ft * mi? 33ft Sr... MR fift—lft Grain Prices jOate .3.09'. MS? ... .3.11R July ... .1.14 bn. ■ fre reBT 2 32ft 84xrch . ;3E MR' May . ii Mr . teE«:y.vr, . re 4 4-20 8-18 Two Officials of Rail Union Oppose Merger MINNEAPOLIS, Miim. tUPB-Tiro officials of the Order df Hsil-way Conductors and Brakemen (ORCB) have protested the proposed merger of four railroads. ■■ ★ ★ 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. —adv. Apodal Rummage gale Wed., April 11, Youth Center. Shadbolt and Beebe, Late Orion. Open 9:30 a.fo. April 11th, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. First Methodist Church of Birmingham, W. Maple at Pleasant. Snack bar and. free parking. , —adv. Rummage Sale, Slxterhodd Temple Beth Jacob, 14 E. Pike. Mon. through Fri., April 9-13, 10 to 4 ,m. • —adv. Rummage Sale. Friday, April IS,' 9:60 a.m. i Associate* Michigan College, 128 W. Pike Strep*- —adv. originally It was aimed at cutting operating costs or meeting competition from discount houses. In the new retaUtag pattern, trade mark design and protection becomes atffl men vital. Stoddr Refining distributes an elaborate booklet on the proper use of its new trade marit, for exaamta. Many companies are redesigning theirs. . • Some 350,000 trade marks art registered, and new ones flower at the annual rata of lgOOD-fog. . new products and firms or to iw place old 'rnies. Changes to packaging and competition between material' types, grow s keener as the buyer pam-„ per* his impulses. For example, Jones k Laughlin Steel ta promoting consumer interest in canned soft drinks and foods although it makes neMier......It does make tte’ dhplated steel used bye can maters aad food packers. HARDWARE TOO aren't alone to turning to self service to catch the man and wtonan with well developed toft pulses. The National Retail Hardware Dealers Association says 20 per cent of its 23,000 members have installed, self service to some form or other. And in seven years self sendee meat departments have increased from 200 to 12,000. Since most Americans atop at service station aa writ as a grocery, the oil companies jue giving the product diversification trend a big ride. Food services are provided at • many stations of Standard Oil aad of Tidewater 00. Gulf Oil tempts customers to buy golf halls or headache pills. „ Richfield Oil and Indiana Standard are trying out automatic dry Atlantic Refining has at least one gas station offering garden supplies. Banker Named Estes Receiver Tfijtas Financier Say? Plans Bting Made to Pay Alt Creditors EL PASO. Tfex. UB — An 0 Paso banter will try to atralghtes out the snarled attain of vast Texas financier Billie Sol Erica. U. S. Diet. Judge R. E. Thomason said last night that {tarry Moore Jr. was resigning as a vice president of the El Paso National Bank to become receiver for the multimillion dollar Estes enterprises. Estes, IT, said at Ms Pecaa homo eaifler that .ptaaa were, bring drafted to see that end- Irby Dyer, t, filed , a debtor’s petition tor the receivership Saturday. He estimates Estes’ liabiUttes at 940 mutton. The givvraraaaC has accused Bates, tree unite fHMW band «4 Ptaritag Dallas ity Credit Judge Thomason a arranging to post I* receiver and < to confer i Corp. officials/ CCC spokesmen have said they will require M0 million bond for a receiver to retain grain storage licenses held by Estes. Murchisons Confident at Allegheny Meeting BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - The Murchison brothers of Dallas, Tex. today confidently faced their first public accounting of victory galnad-laat year to America’s ices, $4-bUUon Minneapolis-based biggest financial battle. Only scattered booes and catcalls were expected aa the Murchison* answered formally to stewardship as master* of Alleghany Oorp-. 37-billion holding company empire. • STOCKHOLDERS MEET The occasion was the first an-ual stockholders meeting of Alleghany since forces led hy John D. Murchison setaed control last May 23 by overthrowing Alton P. Kirby as Alleghany chairman. Aides said John D. and . his brother, Clint W. Jr., sons of Clint Murchison Sr., fabulously rich Texas, oilman, had hip-pocketed enough proxies from riiareowners to repulse any challenge. fit was doubtful that Kirby. 89, hair to a fortune built on Wool-worth five and tea cent store wealth, would appear personally to voice previously asserted- do-nothing charges against the Murchison management. However, Kirby, had emissaries on the scene—the Jubilee Room of the SteratateBrivedne. Hotel—for the r p.m. meeting. LARGEST HHGLE BLOCK J Although unboned, Kirby tains the largest stogie stockholding in Alleghany, which controls the New York Central Railroad and Investors Diversified Serv- investment Company complex, fr *, Gone was the caraivaMite atmosphere of lari yen's control fight when private eyes and otter efcak-and-dagger measures figured in marshaling of stockholder votes that took throe waste to sift sod tally. ATTACHED KIRBY John Murchtoon, tow has held te Alleghany reins aa president for the tost 11 months. wM recently that recalcitrance an Kto-by’a part held back eorpamts Despite feta commanding p"£ tkm, Kirby repeatedly has NMMf board, saying R was up to the Murchisons to run things. ■Um atruggle for dftoiaaitca to what was caOad i| battle of mlilionafres was marked • year ago by the meet hectic stockbuying episode witnessed in Rfon Street In S ysfiK ~ ■“ ♦ I to In hie unsuccessful kid- to (teak? control, Khfkytbeuibt nearly tel '1100 shares of Alleghany Meek * tangle day-April 4, paying weD ever IM n^Bten dollars. i 1 TgniTYTWO VHE PONTIAC FttESS. MONDAY, APRIUSTliXff , . nut or mkskmk nr n M Cottft tor/ to* Coooty ot . KttoptlMrtatoa. to to* EmT« to* MlNtoll KH. r Worr*“’ mlnor Worren,, fetorr ot iiM If tow mad in tote Own HSHfffi ___MMMld ehll under to* Juriadictioo ot tola Maine enacted the first prohibition law in 1846 and made it a part of its. atate constitution in 1884. KX* RECESffil: noticed that tod Mttttoo wUl be held County Serrtee Cent K!«7feSr£8!lSS5S.^.or‘* «*• w**a pratoou to uid toartni iM taaK rnu, * a*vap*p*r prf |BnJs"5* IA ftCi delfha a. bouoine Deputy Probetr Reflttei * Jwranll* DItUioc _____________ April a lt*3 m •£ FtoitUe *t toe Oenerml Municipal Election to' to bald Monday, April It. *£•* Ordinance to anend Do* Ordinance SWk to compel eompulaory vaccination /^btoTtSf U 9ro9tnia ORDINANCE TO, AMEND NO MO BY AMENDINO IX, Iiiaa OF 8AID ORDINANCE ibjHralii|WMlWTi>nriow » AND-3-Or SAID ORDINANCE tonrard 118.158 36 HMHMRI. oit.MMf Intangible i»a BulktTni Permlta toapo'r — Rent—Town on Iffa'ItoSf,1**..' ■ OTtoLTnO': Cemetery Care Postal slori Commlaalon. 180.31 Total Receipt* $ DISBURSEMENTS Supervisor’s Offlce I 3,111 00 Clerk's Wto tijf# Treasurer’s Office 3,111 Jg Police Deportment 1,107.75 Fire Department .. 2.7*7 23 Town Ban ... l.ote.M Board of Review . 81.M Tvustees ........ 348 80 Election . , ...... *14.48 Light* ........... 1168.84 Cemetery 4*8 10 Bullcbng Inspector . 1,186.80 Civil Defense ______ 84.41 Insurance ........ l,063.8* Matching ■SSrBBd .......... J.WJ8 Bonds ..1*4.88 Fire Dept. Re- viewed the fair’* marvels. -With the "World of Tomorrow1 aa Jiaiheme, the lair will otter an array of space-age exhibits and present-day scientific wonders. P _Effect,.. An Ontlnaace to amend Ordinance Hi •a by amending the title of Mid Ord andQ^amendln* Section 3 to dJfZW Affine No. 8d8 to amended to read a* followi Wl*.. An Ordinance to provide for the licensing of dogs, toe regulation. Impounding and disposal of dogs and the Tmmunlaa-tlan of doge against yabtos la toe City Section a That Section | of Qrdlnaaee Wo. 8M be aawM to reed a* follows: iwfcw. a. c.aaa application to tog City Clerk, toying the full name and reettomoe of toe asptoaiit and prasen-tatien of a valid certificate *' — 1 dnatlon against rmklei. and _ _ lag toartag to# wards Immunised dog and toe year of each ink— and upon tos payment of U fee. as hereinafter prodded,__I Clerk er authorised agent shall lasut to *eeb appfleent a license to own or »r and marklan of such dag. WML Ueense the City Clertt win at to* tint* and before toitoag Sto same and tor each renewal thereof, jeUent (r*a week RtoiW e license toe of two Dollars <11.001 lor each dog alt (A months of ago or ovsr prodded that If such amUcattoa tor Is was to mads alter Ham JOT ' ft sf*8 b». r.» st g.iavarttaaa's The requirement that a valid eats at vseetaAtioa minu > amended to read i a provide a _ .ppneatlon toe oommeneement date of toe license be:.”-----------------ihH premia** of toe owner anle zslpkwia & sttached to bu eollar or jq/tof from any Best iBWitM. wl lpto» *■ This Ordinance shall take eftoct ten dayt from and eftortoe date ^,.Co«r. la anwfid by reaaco of to* mandate ' ggrSr----------“ »__OUjr Clerk > Ordinance toe Ordinance ptW«imT7>riltoaii8i is . _____irdancs with yierldmo ^Wms^ST ™ - *• OLOA BARKXLXT City Clerk April S and 1,1*81 To toe Qualllied Elector.1^ toe City at_Footlac. Michigan. _ Write* la hereby given fiat tot We No. S-Flr* station ll ton ,Jr. Elgh School gftfcssrssoS0 • lock No. 11 Iterate Junior Hti Maintenance .... Perpetual Care Fund Matching Road Fund May 1M1 Deposit 1.580 08 .4 ’ Respectfully Submitted ETA wr^‘ ’ ; ......,— NOTICE TO kDDM Sealed proposals wilt be reeel Ted by m Board of County Road Commissioners of the County ot Oakland at their offices. MM Pontiac take Read, Pontiac, Michigan, until 0:30 o’clock, a.m. Eastern standard Time, Thursday, April 1*. 1M. and will bo. pobUeiy ----d and read at 10 00 o’clock, a.m.. ie same day '‘'|jMMStefiteri|| I with trade-in l. _iformallow, bidding blank* and sped, fteetlons may be obtained'upon request. Bid* must be made upon O"—— County Road Commlaalon bidding r_ AH propowle matt be plainly marked The * Board rsaarees the right to reject any ar all propnalo or to walva defects and to accept toe pnpoeale to .toe opinion of tbs Board, lo In we bed Interest and to to* advantage of the Board of County Road Commissioners of to* County of Ooklaod, — d of too County of Oakland, Board MMmhNNVVVHV of Oakland, Michigan HILAND M. THATCHER SOL D. LOMERSON ROBERT O. FELT April p. INI _ PUBLIC AUCTION, . On April 13, 19*2 ot 10:6# a.m. at Blvd., Lake Octoa, convertible, Sarlai to sold at Nubile highest bidder, it above i ” Ranoato, ______ cb. 1*60 Chevrol No OlMmgtOtl Auetioa tar-oat. Car may bo Inspected al . PUBtlC auction tel AprU 14. 1*62 at l&W 1.1. at Al Hwoute. m Park Blvd, Lab* Orion, MMlIW Butck 4-door hardtop, Serial No. 701125101 will be sold at te - ---------h to highest blddci it above addrem. April I and 10. 1*82 . STATE OF MICHIGAN IN TSW PROWS Court for the County of * ’ Juvenile Division. . In the matter of to* petition to* ^ David Houck, minor. Cl To'Leroy Houck, fother of said minor Poiltlen having bton Iliad In this Co< •dieting that toe present whereabouts toe father s< aald minor toUd are i_, 1 said child bos violated a » statu and toot said child placed under the Jurisdiction IfU Be a Iioo-Millkm Charmer Seattle Pretties Up for Her Big Date SEATTLE (I*—Seattle now is like woman with her hair in curlers, o makeup and with dinner bubbling on the ttove, frantically getting ready lor guests—millions of * in. * Shell be rea4y when the doorbell begins ringing. ’ ' The big occasion, of oowror. Is the tIOOnilllioa HentUc WsHd'a Fair, whose gates ope* Apr! U for a six-month run. Before the lights go off for the last Ume between 7- a i plays. Foremost of these are the 83.5-million, -SQO-fcoC space needle; 86 million U. S- science pavilion, a six-buQdlng. complex; the 83-mii-lion alurnlnum-roofed Washington State Coliseum cowering four acres without a supporting column; and the opulent opera houae, remodeled from the old civic auditorium. .Tbore'll be culture and enterta in-ment, too—some of It more earthy than space-y with a Las Vegas-type revue and seminudes. Looking at* the 74-acre talr- < grounds thru* weeks before opening day. It appears irapoeaMe that baHdlnga will bo finished and exhibits In place on thne. things win be ready, say the Fair’s HO BUILDINGS DONE Major buildings are finished ex- UMMliuy ore ummeu cv „ . . cept lor interior touches and dis- w. y deck at the space needle, A ret Evidence that the fair will sue-ceed beyond the dreams at its backers is seen in (fad sale of advance tickets. The three million sold brought in (7.7 million—more than triple the most optimistic es- What are the attractlone? Beautiful architecture . . . past, present and future science in displays at the UA pavilion .... a magical IraMportaftan.. Where 12-mJnute simulated ride a billion today there U mud and debris, 1 it with a few minor exceptions^gers. tomorrow there ere trees and landscaping. Lash lawns from thawoandi ot yards at sod being grow eltewhem wW-go la eoen. Two major fair attractions—the high-speed monorail ahd the' space needle—already are a going ness on a minor scale. ' The monorail, which will be able to whisk 10,000 riders an hour to the fair in 96 seconds from the downtown terminal 1.2 miles away, is now carrying round-trip passen- State Traffic Accidents 18; Three Die in Fires By The Associated Press Four persons died in highway accidents in Michigan yesterday, bringing the state’s weekend toll to 18. . # W: In addition, three persons died in fires and two in mlsocilaneoua mishaps. The Associated Press count ot weekend totalities began Friday at * p.m. and ended last night at midnight. The victims: TRAFFIC Russell Jones, 41. of Avoca, was injured totally last night when he was struck by a car in the St, Clair County village of Emmett. Oari F. Mohr, 71, of Monroe, was killed yesterday when Ma ear and another collided an I-7S, five miles south at Monroe. Patrick 6. Taylor, 12, of Avan Township, was killed yesterday when his bicycle was hit by a car ' i Avon Township. Azelia C. Burton, 56, of Pontiac, died yesterday when her car struck a bouse in Pontiac's south end. * Larry E. Holibaugh, and his [[wife, Ginger Elaine, both 22, of Albion, were killed Sal Groaae Pointe Woods home. She was a widow who lived alone. Charlotte Klagsley, 4-year-old daughter at Mr. and Mi*. Ctoartta Kingsley of Grand Sapid*, was homed totally Saturday when her clothes caught fir* from a kitchen atove. Hugh Wilson, 62, a former assistant state attorney general and onetime football coach, was suffocated late Friday in his Ann Arbor home. Firemen said he died while trying to extinguish a minor blaze in a bedroom. ittrjnt on »ald Mljgjn will b* h w 0*kl»ad CWitoaim** c*u --Tii Ute.ituirWIjBiEL a to* City of man** la j*M Ooaatr, on to* Itto day of April A D. 1*62, »t i:30 o clock to the afternoon, aag yon ar* hereby eommaadid to appear ■iretaallT *1 Mid akartas. It betoe iwnraMieal to auk* Ptreiaul service hirvof, toll eummoee end aatlce bearing In t*r printed Wn af paid 8 e In eald C ad. l*a DONALD I • 8*or> JUS— afBfiCoti DELPHA A. BOUOIlrE Deputy Probate RegleUr . Juvenile Dlvlelon 5.°: No. 18—MoCtrroll School Set No. 37—Wilson School Ijbfijpaat No. 32—JMtorlo* Jr. High grertlM Ho. as-jagley School Freetact Ho. E—Wetologton Jr High _ FrSlac4 No. te-Wuhtagtaa Jr. High froetoet No. tt—Webeltr School K^StS^iWoo, Precinct Na 44—Mark Twain School a£Shs8£Z*w1*' ^Ctoutor ttoyrtmi^^fof^Follc^mcn *i„ s xSXB firl? Charter be aacodcd to remove Pollci - >es eod Firemen from toe nBSm emtope penMon plan end to add Beo-tea B - Bad .41 thereto, 'transferring penstoa aeaele 8g. PoUeemen and Flre- lot a **w panel nn jAm lor r ” and Twwmjm raemteag to Hi City and the -J Ffrfi—. gTyA"SS.~""~ b* gamma *t t o'clock ' or forenoon mf id pen until * o’clock In Wager, tmi —. ml to Bae at pregrrtoed i County o< Oakland, j to* aatt*r”o< lh* petition eoocern-lnt Hueeell George Jayaee, minor. C~— i Jeynea, father of eald ■ having been filed in toll CouH “ mTffiiisfSrS _—_____3 ealdaaUdhu vtolaied a tow of toe (tote and tost eald child should be^placed under tot Jurisdiction of toli Manna an said pattUan will be ie. Oakland County Service On ___1 Mouse Annex, 12*68 West B to 1hd City of Pontiac to said i toe IMh Say of AprC 30 o’elaqk la to* aftari re bmwbr eaaitomMtM meneJly at said hearing R being IMMSetl -to make personal irvic* hereof, tola summon* ana notles toll be Mrved by pubUcaUea of a copy ■e week previous to said hearing la be Peetlac Press, a newspaper printed od circulated la aald CpalZ Witness, to* hmorable Donald __ Adams. Judge of said Court, to toe C«y of Pontiac In said County. Uile 6th deaf April. A.D. 1MB I jgtol) DONALD E. ADAMS c«py) _____Judge of Probate ““•“■IM bate Resists ehlle Divlsto April 8, Mil «ia uMDiy. D. uaTai STATE OF MTCHIOAN IN 1 —V ter toa ^^’ _ and said ehlld has violated a > State and tost eald child si seed Under the pirisdtctton at he aamt of toe people of tod I toigan. you are hereby notified wring an said petto ea wtDbe ________ e Oakland Qouaty, Service Center, House, la toe Ctty of Pontiac la County, an tod Itto dtp of April. IMLtt ala* o'clock In tot fora-— and you are hereby commanded > appear rwreomelty at aald Matted. It Mdg Impractical to make »iti*b*I .twice hereof, this turn toons and notice toattbo edwed hy pyiiHiq^r < eqg am. circulated to __I I Witness, thew hoporet-, _ ’ April. A.D. ltd. (Veil DONALD E. ADAM (A true copy) _______Jags* of Probate DELPHA A. BOUOINE Deputy Probate Register xtay nigh when their ear hit two trees hi Branch County near Union City.' An auto-train collision near Michigan Center in Jackson County claimed the life of Robert H. Kramer, 45, of Jackson. Jack Lee IW, XL of fielding, ■track a tree alo* M44 near Silver Lake, U miles north at Grand Rapids. William J. Galbraith, 36, of daw-son, was injured fatally Saturday when hia car hit a bridge abutment in Madison Heights. Lloyd A. Smith, 33, of Lincoln Park, and Mrs. Ellen Dickerson, 32, of Detroit, died Saturday when Smith’s car crashed into n viaduct s Detroit’s West Side. A A" ' ★ B, G. Gilchrist, 33, of Detroit, was injured fatally Saturday when he waa struck by a car as he stood next to his own in Detroit. Paul C Brown, 44, of Mount Clemen*, was killed Friday night in a two-car, head-on crush two miles north of Selfridge Air Force Base in Macomb County. Winfield Daniels. 88, of Lake George, waa killed yesterday when ho waa thrown front Me •oar sad ran over by Ma roar Leonard W. Van Landingham, 25, of Warren was killed Saturday in a boating mishap in Lake St Clair off St. Clair Stores. Police said he fall from an outboard motorboat and waa struck In the bead by the propeller. Robert L. Brake, 19, of Route 2 Clarksville, was suffocated yesterday when trapped hi the cave-in of a tunnel he and two other boys were digging near Clarksville. light years into space in the Boeing spacearium ... it peek at life in the 21st Century in the "World of Tomorrow" theme show tame coliseum . ... a 8&fliiUfc>n arts exhibit including several hundred world masters . . . A 820 million program at mu-*•«’. ballet, theater and films • - • the eraftmna—hlp of foreign artisans In basaars along the Boulevard of the World . . . A low highlights among the performing art*: composer Igor Stravinsky, pianist Van CUbum and the Seattle Symphony on opening the Ceylon Dancers in AprU the San Francisco Ballet, Old Vic Company and Philadelphia Orchestra in May ... The Seattle Symphony’s "Alda," Benny Goodman and Roy Rogers in June . New York City Ballet . . . Corned le Franeaise and Ringting Circus in August ... La Comedie Cana-dienne and D’Oyly Carte Optra Company of England in September and Ttapd. dancers and Foo-Hsing Theater in October. To Sell Glenn's Notes on Trouble With Auto NEW YORK (AP)-Tha Parin' Bemet Galleries will auction off postcards and letters by astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. Ttteoddy. The missives deal with the spaceman’s transportation problems ( hero on earth. A spokesman for the gallery said the material includes cards concerning Glenn's automobile and letters complaining about failures of bis car generator, battery and speedometer. Where Religions Abound TAIPEI (UPI) - Nationalist China ia a land of many reUgkm>i mainly Buddhist, but there are nearly 200,000 Catholics attending services at nearly 500 churches. Tito serow or sarow ia a goatlike antelope of the also of a donkey found from the Himalayas to] and almost as many Protestants Sumatra. It inhabits scrub-dad attending nearly 1,500 churches of mountains. jail denominations. Whooping Cranes Hatch New Offspring IkEFORT OF SPMMOFIELD TOWNSHIP TREASURER Tet Collection* (or Wl - 1*62 'i««s wheel, cawing Ma ear le leave the rood. Jacob Hartyk. 70, of Capae, was injured fatally Saturday when the car in which he was riding went out of control and struck a utility pole on a rural road in Emmet Township, St. Clair County. Wayne Wllcooc, 49. of Mason, died yesterday in a crash at the intersection of M127 and a rural road throe milee north of Jackson. fdward fliilrtnsH, 11, at Da-trait, wee lajared fatally Friday night whan ha tefl Mem a meter-cycle ea a Detroit expressway and was Mt by a oar. Roy Rice, 83, of Washington, was (tilled Saturday when he was struck by a car. FIRE ; letumed Mrs. Catherine Ballew. 72. suffo-jested yesterday in a fire at PUBLIC AUCTION O* April u. 1*62 »T 18:88 Am. el 10* ' Perk BM,, Lake Orion. Mich. '46 NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP)-Crip and Josephine are two bashful whooping crane* determined to do something about preserving their nearly extinct species. ★ •. A ' A Their fifth offspring cracked through its egg yesterday at Audubon Zoo to increase the world population of the rare bird to 48. Grip and Josephine are taking turns incubating a second egg, which zoo director George Douglass believes will hatch by the end of the week. TWO OTHER CRANES The two adult whooping cranes, who are so riiy Douglass keeps them away from public view, hatched the first of their species ever born in captivity lour yean ago. Since then. Crip and Josephine have produced two other cranes, one 3 years old end the other one. The parents are the only whoopen to ever produce in captivity. Josephine got off the nest and helped push her baby out of the egg when the shell cracked. The rusty-colored baby crane i* about twice the size of a needy hatched chick. HOPE FOR SURVIVAL "It's a very healthy bird,” said Douglass, who put the baby under 24-hoiir watch. "We are hopeful won't catch aspergeloots.' ★ A A He said there is no known cure f the disease—a lung fungus caused by an aWSorne germ. It doesn’t affect domeotic^fowl and many wild birds, but Audubon loot two cranes from the disease in the past. v A A A 'We leave the incubation of the eggs up to mother nature hut we are' doing everything possible to safeguard the' birds,” Douglsi lid. Asked about the sex of the new bird, Douglass replied, "We have not learned how to determine that yet—not even with adults.** ArU • a*4 to, 1*63 April 8 *a4 18. U Hi GONE UNDER — New Byrd Station In tbs Antarctic is bring built hr Installing Mari arches over a 20-foot-deep cut into the ‘it1 '4 'itWff Vw V i t y i pH How to open a freedom account * '■> ■ - ■ ■ . ' . t .J ,■ J- ,//’ ■ ■ in Washington, D.C. A message from the Treasury of^m a free people All you need to open a freedom account ia $18.75 and some of the old-fashioned patriotism that's helped make America the strong, free nation we live in today. The $18.76 buy* a UJSL Savings Bond that'll be worth $25.00 to you later on. So one thing you get from a freedom so count is money. But that’s only port of what you get. The dollars you put into UJ9. Savings Bonds give our Goveimment the eztra muscle it needs to preserve n$ UA^Otmernmaiit that aat fmy for AUaeBartiaamaat. Tha Trauury Daparlaml tfcnhl Tha Advertising Council and Ik ia ntmpopar far their patriotic support. freedom for the future—the freedom that Jefferson, Paine, and Franklin helped to build for us. You’ll find your freodom account number on every UA Savings Bond you buy. It’e Just below and to the right of your name. (Pretty good proof of ownership, too.) v How about opening your account today? Keep freedom in your future with U.S. Savings Bonds m :SS. MONDAY, - APRIL 9, -iPth TIUllTY tlJR^K AD BWit matches i large Ro6mS, FURNISHED **,ntrM,cc tf. NORTH ENgl PRIVATE, >M MODERN APARTMENT hiiuc U*f. RseponetMe per. ACCURATE CXPUtU W. R. BOLIN Tea ua Accounting fat* gr»-ia m,ciK I® reFM Manufacturing. lIMr U Ml*'DON'T Miss ANY DEDUCT ■ EsM . | call ua for aarem rl'tim ’""‘""A S3 WANTED dK^BHT^'IBBIV'TWropflRp ] Two Bedroom Terrace NEAR AUBURN SLATER'S N-U l*lr«|l T S9j Second EVELYN EDWARDS "VOCATIONAL gwppisMBwss" RENT $55 MO. DINING ROOM HOSTESS CUBANROOM. 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IDMHMPI- Drassmekiiif/ Tsluh| * ITERATION A ALL OARMENTS. me . Ear Dreaaae OE Miss. • t8h s»Ag*rfuH8in5r ~ FOR YOUR sraffimr OR SERYICE AO DIAL MS Midi TODAY 1 I c H THIRtY-FOUR pc.-y-. THE PONTIAC PRESS., MONDAY, APRIL 0, 1062 * WOH| AMD BATH, m CAR jggjga^.ASS SR FORD REALTY, t3LZSa p*1** .*!#•##*• E8aly,BV . a» mbs, ___________ 4„ BEDROOM. IH BATH^^WEST A ROOM MODERN* Thompson. B $ nooia and rath, laroe *—Naur .Chool. »,500. Re- w with baaement. Ri av iuniAcc. Interior needs awns cleaning end miner reps Ire. oa-r»ff Prlrlleres an WILLIAMS LAKE. (SI per month Including leges end Insurance t'i per cent Interest. L. H. Brown. FE 2-4810 «««♦*• Fhono FE MW. *4*M COZY feBOOM BRICK AND framer'Caener tot. Ms a month. Lowdown payment. Newtngham, $9,500 HUS# McNAB T UEYE Sid#. All this Installed: aluminum siding, plumbing, gat furnace, eleetne wiring, complete drywall (or only JMN. See completed model nest to my office, open i dally. Dorothy Snyder Lavender! KU Highland Bd. (MM) ■ .a mi. west o( Telegraph - Huron Eves. 112-867-6417 i AND OA-tJLOtt Heights tem«71dAple''PTh#>T**' Jf ifcb W—MB . 4f 3!g%^$StiLIndian Villagfe CARNIVAL borbood near Elisabeth EfimJaadi. Thto to a_____I idol You will .agroc It's a good hay .at $17,600. Substantial down P^JTjst jummut,.-.Own.| RETIREES Larga hungalm _ _ ___ tion inside and out. Two lied* rooms down, unfinished second floor. Wall to wall carpeting Ut living and dining rooms. Beau-tlfur birch cabinet! In the mod* era kitchen. OA8 HEAT. Double garage. IDEAL WEST side LOCATION! Terms can he ar- FOUR BEDROOMS _______ , 20x20 panelled family roo Joining the1'kitchen. Full room loo Plastered wells. Wood floors, OAS HEAT wMi ar wi Outside eon ^Ac^aT^lHuron Gardens ftt# Cnee Lake..Reed Hi 683-12M! WILL BUILD ON YQUB LOT OR OUBg _YOUR PLAN OR OURS Hare j bedroom, lto both, full l basement model to show. | Don McDonald: . shopping! , PUL FAMILY HOME I . HIITER sylvan SHORES. LITTLE PARM. 1 acres, 4 rooms and bath, plastered walls, hardwood floors, basement, a nick garden spot, only II,M0 SIM to list down, several to choose from. B, C. Hitter Real Estate. 3M0 Eli* Lk. Rd. Ph FE 4*3000 Eve. PE S-75M OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ____________ M 4 ACRES room, Oeorgta marble*1 built-in stove and Oven, full basement, 13X40> i . ereA. PuU price tit, 100 000 down and #76 pe Clarence C. Rids FE 5-7051 201 W BIRMINGHAM. 2 bedroom. Library. dining room and dinette. OarpetMg. storms and eeraont. EseeUent condition. gO.MT ARTHUR C. COMFTON A SONS MOO W. HURON DAYS J»3-7tU EYES. OR 3-4668 OR FE 3-7066 COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOME. COSY BROOM BUNOALOW, FULL Tr..r3TX_ | (mil la. ofl ^own^ymeot L deep MO S00. Low ( CUSTOM BUILDING OFLAmlnr - BUILDER . MM Commerce Hoad 3P4M1 COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK • nfir Home Ownership Loans Now Terms « 2-8171 JKft #ALE OR TAADS BT OWN-er. 4-bedroom hoaso on large ML Will consider tobtBMWIW. FB 4-Hl#alter I p.m. HOUSE TO BE MOVED OR TORN Ml Immediately, vary I able. FE I ttig. ttUXABETH ________________nt. garage. ] mediate possession, fe t-seet ELIZABETH LAKE PRIVILEGES t-reom modern. M.MO. . Low down payment Will trade. MmpLSTON REALTY OO MUNI FB 4A312 LEAVING STATE MUST SELL Clarkxton. Sacrl- raneb, flee#! ^'tathi. ■aur* % « ml OI mortgage. Mp 6- S^t^TBIabe option" • Rooms!!!! Full BaeemMtUI t_ CALL W. W. BOM HOME* AT OR 3-4Q2I for detail!HI r & after S 3S FE 2 NO DOWN PAYMENT Of. I family Income. Sergos. Owner. *“ turee. Nelson Bids. Ob. 0 ROCHESTER AREA. 1 BEDROOM. IM oar garage. Larga fsaeei yard with garden area. Fruit *“■ Ml.St ptae taaea and kaeuranc . H. B. HAOSTROM. REALTOR 4SM Banal Read. (MM). O 4-I3M. afUrirMBSMS. SYLVAN TILLAGE. 3 BEDROOMS wan t# wait carpeting, family roam 13»*g With fireplace, basement with iinriawa ~ • *•' SILVER LAKE AREA!!!! ' ▼SCABtlll S bedrooms. lto baths. Ml has. meat, gas heat garage, lacatad atlgHMaapl Royal — Look!) Can W. W.Ttowr Homea at OR 34021 for dataflow 0AM WARWICK HAS IN SYLVAN Lake beautiful field stone colonial bouse at MM Renfrew cO Sber-wood Rd. A 3 hadraora brick. ... ptoetamd M baths, etty water, ttwar. paved ■ treats, t ear garage. large recreation room. AM-FM lntoroaui system. Tappan butlt-lna. lake end bout privilege. IS.M cash. Open Sat. and Sun. or by Mmatnlmert. Phene 613-1714 or M-W0. Quality bum homes RED BARN SUBDIVISION $00 Ranch Types Tri-Levels Colonials Cape Cods We Trade Located on Ferry St. (Mgtl between Lake Orton and Oxford, behind Anna's Restaurant. Open 12 to I p.m. Templeton MIDDLEBELT RD*. ! 3 bedroom. Carpeted living room i. Full basement with recreation room. 3 car attached garage. Dishwaaber, washer and dryet ■-eluded. Nice corner let. K. L. Templeton, Realtor 3330 Off chord Lake Road M3-OOM Econ-O-Tri 3-BEDRM. TRI-LEVEL $8,995 .$995 Down TO MODEL: Elisabeth Lake to Oman. Xak* Hd.,' south Fanrsworth. Right to model. OPEN: Dully and Sunday I ti SANDY BEACH Close by for you to enjoy. Even though smell, the house boasts numerous Nfummeste. Fireplace in Using room, and separata din-tag area. Full basement, 3 bedrooms. large yard. *TN0. Lew down payment PINK AND PRETTY Huron Ourdone. 3 bedroom, full basement, large living room, etate to (tores and schools. #?,- H. R. HAGSTROM ■ REALTOR MS Highland Rd. (M-Mi 'online OR 4-03M - After I, M2-1H3I__ Indian Village Ideal home for large family, 0 spacious roams, lto baths, beautiful recreattew roam, gas heat, many extra features, a)l city con-I garage. Shown NEW HOMES FOR >63 FROM $6890 Complete ready to move.. ln-i a starter — on your lot Over 1.006 plane. Compact, brick, spin-levels, ranch, etc. Urban at' lake lots available. c b. s. jCo. rt-aoi '#INE LAKE ESTATES COLONIALS—TRI—QUAD LEVELS — RANCH HOMES. Pvt. bsTr5r par* for raeidewu. Frtaed ut i loo Including Improved lot HOWARD T. KEATING CO. Lone Lute Road. >4 mile eat. .. Orchard .UM Road. Medals OPEN 13-7:30 daily except Thurs- Furnished Home A marvelous buy for aewlyweds. very .flue modern bungalow, tile bath. oU oek floors, plastered walla. In addition, has nicely fur- Brewer Real Estate JOSEPH F. REISZ. SALES MON. FE 44111 KWe. PE 1-0633 NICHOLIE ■________________,________ _id uttf tty room, lib baths. OU HA heat Newly decorated. Easy terms. SASHABAW AND MAYBEE RD. ..... Living Kitchen. Pull ..........__jc heat. Newly decorated. BABY TERMS. NOTHING DOWN NO CLOSING COST $100 FREE FURNITURE with CORWIN HOUSES YOUR CHOICE 3-BEDRQOM BRICK FRONTS 3-BEDROOM WITH’CARPORT OPTIONAL: Basemdnts 2 Baths Built-Ins Storms and Screens MODEL at 706 CORWIN 1 BLOCK WEST OP OAKLANC I BLOCK NORTH OP MOKTCAl FK 8-2763 or IS 1-2763 T I# 6:3# U 2.7337 or U 2-4677 after 7 p. weetown Realty ed. EASY TERM#. See It today > Eve. caU FE 4-1336 or FE 3-7373 1 COLORED 3* Bedroom Homes * "Q" DOWN NO COSTS NO NOTHING DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS CHANCE OP S-S-S-S-S-SH A SLEEPER 646 FEB MONTH - LOW DOWN PAYMENT — 3 BEDROOM -BASEMENT - LABOR LOT -A STEAL AT $4, MS- COLORED BARGAIN PRICE REDUCED 62:600 — 3 BEDROOM - FIREPLACE -OAK FbOOM - AUTO HEAT - LAROE LOT WITH LOADS OF TREES — EXCELLENT LOCATION. WRIGHT Open weekday! end Sundays 1:3M LI 3-4677 WESTOWN REALTY after 7 p.m. WE TRADE : COLORED s«S,r No. I - Attractive custom built brick ranch. 3 large bedrooms. S bathe, bum-ln kitchen, specious Mn roam and dining room, fireplace. Oak Mark. : faeamenl Atm chert t ear ga-rage. bout on knoU on 6 ferula acraa, beautiful view of country ■Me. Wonderful for children. ' m* >i»' Jtlsgg. Priced at- Na. 3 — Beautiful Brick ' imunUtifr gjippiud . — rooma, 3 baths, laroe Bring roam, 9mm jwen. modem buffi la kHehan, foastly roam, fire- CTJSTi Dorothy Snjrder Lavender ‘ Mm tis*i ~l If iMu- ....“Wli. boatmant. gas bant, ottroctive kitchen. oliwnlnmB storms end tirog Hroad let, lib-car ga- **,fcpia.TTioM» REAGAN , aw A— 4— OL MM Us :’t ■ t room. * York- ilLOW DOWN PAYMENT tor this ■ ! lovely 3 bedroom oast ■“* 4*"* carpeted living and d spacious kitchen with----- - - town sink and cupboards. Enclosed front porch, full become nice back :yard with fruit tre ----mortgage at M.3M of any 164 per mon rodro aU taxes and paymants o TERRIFIC BUY: You must see this very attractive 2 kedrnero home. Carpeted tu r tag room, dining roccn end hi way ana tU 3 bedrooms. N< kitchen. fUT basement with n roesn. 'gae heat and hot wuh alio water softener. Located paved street with water and w er. Down payment Including A! • COSTS; SLiMSt. TWO BIO LOIB: Olves you all Urn roam you cot want, situated In tile mtdiUe at acre, m a. van camforiable a well gfanneS. 3 bedroom borne. 1 betas. Reman brick fireplace living ream, dining —**** a end altettad on Woodhiffi Lake. Extra room for den or sewing room. Enclosed rear porch Lar(* Bit basement. Au-toataric efi beat. Ntae baek yard. BOUT 1300 dawn for this 2 story coidnlal home at 86 Willard. 3 bed. roams, large Brine and dining room, nice kitchen. raU basement.-gas heat. 1 ear garage. About Im per month. Buy on easy FHA WOODWARD ESTATE. This attractive home features oarpettnf. »iee bedrooms and kitchen, full base-meal with gae heat. Finished recreation room with imported panel-tag and glased brick bar. Buffi to bookcases end A speakers for your stereo or HI n unit Fenced -Ink yard with tewed dog ken- sa money down, others ISM down on Mend FHA terms. Payments rgSAffi1 many'excellent buys la SB sections of town. Year choice on dm east side Frem several 3 to I bedroom bosses Other frame ‘and brick bosses with aate. beat] - aa tow as 81M down. • NOTHING. Will move vets late el Fkttth2wbuiittoroom room a unique setting, llany feo-turoe include 3T tiring roam with fliepface end picture windows, dining roetn. mopsen kitchen -ith buUt-Tns and t baths an upper level. Basement apeae toward taka and has flrvpiaee and balh Aswa. Call far information JOHNK. IRWIN SYLVAN VILLAGE l-reom home In vary good send. AU larga roams, family dining ream, lib bathe basement. Sear jfutge^gii forced tk heat. Call EAST SIDE ELjSUTSrtRt.'Lai' yard. SEE THIS TODAY! WEST SIDE— CITY up. Basement. 3-car e e rate, iiJm DOWN TAKES THIS SMITH WIDEMAN “Another thing -I'm getting pretty tired of, Edgar . . . your saying 'yes, dear’ in that ‘no, dear* tone of yoke! ” privileges on Wt TK Mils after. GOOD BUYS SYLVAN AREA, 3 BEDROOMS Full basement, enclosed porch, fenced large lot. Terras or to OI. no 66 down. Only 17.300. Total. UNION LftXE ABBA. 4-BEDROOM Mtge. costs or any other charges to you. *M0 DOWN, 370 MONTHLY Has 22-ft. living room, full base-meat. 13x14 dining room, modern 13x16 kitchen ------ ■ C. SCHUETT CALL FE 80458 _ ____________________etoctrie heat. WHUbSUt basement. 70x340 landscaped lake-freat lot Real home for large family, vacant HAYDEN PONTIAC NORTHERN AREA. Newly decorated 3 bedroom home. Nice kitchen. Dtataf roam. Plenty of closets. Tiled both. Basement. Oarage. This home - has aluminum aiding and attractive awnings $16,766: and only 6786. down Includes FHA mortgage SCHRAM Make a Date To Inspect this 3-bedroom bungalow with 11x17 living room and a Bdt attached garage The comer lot to 87x327. Price reduced to M.900 for quick Located on Crooks Road at Auburn. w 4' Bedroom? Large carpeted living and dining rooms, lie bathe, full basement with oil FA heat, tfb-ear garage on a fenced corner lot. Only M.6M. Nothin* down to veterans — Closing costs only. IVAN W. SCHRAM Realtor FE 5-9471 643 J06LYN COR. MANSFIELD OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE NOTHING B0WIT~~ fscUon.' Strand Construction. FE 4*36#. ■ ■ ■ ' -■ V CUSTOM BRtCK .3 bedroom full bosom set. Fto-tohed recreetlan room with flto- Rlase. Large Brim room with replace. Tiled bath. Marble silled window*. Itt lots - htro and. dry. Aloa sarst*. Near Silver lake Outf Course. Full price liana £n . iHM buyer Should tank Ut tut priest KVER-KTT J. CUMMINGS MALTY, tttt Dixie Rwy. Drayton Ptatos. OB 41M . JOHNSON 33 YEARS OF SERVICE LAKE PRIYIUOOES On both ' HUsakitoU and Creaerot Lakes. Madera 1 bedroom boots. Fenced to. lot. MiaiMMe H.W 'LOW DOWN PAYMENT Newly decorated Inside. $ bed* rooms. Laroe Bring root and kitchen. Ctty sewer. Full pries MJM Only #f# ptr month. After g p.m., call Carroll Braid. FE 4-1163 A, JOHNSON & SONS REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 1766 S. TELEGRAPH 7 ft 4-2533 / KAMPSEN REALTOR-BUILDER Let's Trade Houses to beautiful Elisabeth Lake Eetatea - Three bedrooms, center entrance hall, S3' living room, natural fireplace. Obi edroamUned kitchen* with built to appliances, IW Thorpe Street Only 66.66# on o i. Terms, | rooms, b---- matte heat. : WlB trade. Four Bedrooms : terms are available or 11 sell or trade this large BATEMAN Trading Is Our Business Twin Beach Golf Club Reduced to 113.666. 3 bedrooir fireplace, large Bring room a dining room, aluminum illto 2-«»r garage and lam tot. Lake privileges an Uppbr Straits Lake — Convenient to school and shopping. Price 'Hiitodm ovary-thing but Bring room furniture. REAL COUNTRY LIYINO. e this home to to buy It. LETT TRADE Just West of Pontiac rase. NEW HOUSES $00 Down $75 -I Per month includes everything Visit 3 bedroom models on Carlisle toil off West Kennett: ?1 blocks from Ftober Body. OPEN U TO • DAILY 8POTUTE BUILDING CO. Large Family Room It wbtt mi7 buyer i-- “ —off kill DORRIS FAMILY LIVING: filipi — brick hi.' LET'S TRADE Recreation Rooiti DELUXE. Mg amt finished beautifully. .wlB enjoy II. Ahnot, _w r yjwdroom brick with built-in range end oven. Owner transferred end wOl sacrifice equity, feared end wttl sacrifice equity. Approximately *2.300 will taka over St4 per sent FHA mortgage with ho costs. CALL NOW! urraTrade Nothing Down! ““ '-NT taxes, L_ ___ polity te protect year _______t. and move to FBHE' 2 bedroern an North Side with auk floors, elteehed breeetway and garage. Total price M.Me — St Price to Include « MILLER NORTHERN HIGH ABBA I rooms aud ceramic bath. Neatly dee-orated dining room. Full basement. fenced rear jr#rd. A nice DRAYTON PLAIN* FHA Terms. * —m located In a Carpeted Brin* en. m ear gets. Total price wa plus closing room, large kUek rage. 3 nice M $6,660 - 630# do eeota. Why pay n GLES 6M# DOWN 'toe Ode I bedfoe heme toeatod to Keene Herb near 6«M6L etoraa. and tsnnapu-• tattan. Aa Ideal, heeae for stogie I person er cuupto'. BUNOALOW toes f room b#me an , 3 lots. Cullitii JtoiH, lieii 4 ACRES With ranch home tost off MM. • rooms and bath, hqla, meal. It# ear garage. Raeae t-■ build ml streets. Oood buy f< tS,“SSHS,SB‘. *"“■ GILES*REALTY CO. .$9300 with eak Been, gee beat, arrange flngncinc. NO MONEY DOWN MODEL - No Mortgage Costs. Brand new. Tha big . : floors. faaUly wife aweweu. Payments mg M2 78. Order now. “Young-Bilt Homes" ^Everything You Want" Cut be found In this lovely ranch heme situated to Drayton Plains area near Huptoon Lake. Features Include. Itx3# family room, til* both, earpetta* thrughout, large Being room with flwf'*— large kltonan with breakfast toratal Puins ~~ Attached garage, cyclone fenced yard, immediate poenealon. Fries 611,660 terms to suit, dee this JTaTYaYLOR, Realtor IDEAL ESTATE AMD mgURANCK 7733 Highland Rd. (M-M) Dally 4g Bun. 1-6 Qgt »diM CLARK 6 S bed- . _ ______n. large r Improvements, North-i district near Pon" KWiLJRP in land contract' to < 1750 DOWN. |7,iM. Mg room a i? &tt S location oft Perry. I DOWN? 611.660. Modem 6 Widow Is Sacrificing Ocean attoilw mtogie an bfiek- CUSTOM LAKEFRONT "They Just Dent Build Staid brldl'constractlon^wtta “Ufethne tOe" roef. 16x33 - Bring room with uuuiuil Bto fireplace. Nine roams to all hdMiri badrmms. din IT -Uv-etaed kitchen AUached ?- Over US Seal so lake. On-derground sprinkler aysftm and many^ ethar extras. ^Ail- flcejTa^.#UJM en very PARTRIDGE HOYT “Pgr that personal Interest" PONTIAC—1WATKINS LAKH ABBA 1 bedraam ranch, eaF Bwee. Bv-tos roam 14x33. dtatog cU iexi«. Utility rom 13x24. mhRw with attached garage 34aM. On -beautiful lot 160x136. iv&r E LMTINO SERI 3- Bedroom Brick Ranch Trade or Low Down Payment. Has basement, and three IF bedrooms. 3 dining areas, vestibule entry Into pleae-anl living roam. Ceramic bath, good else tot an paved street, excellent northwest suburban area. a#tt,tM — tow payments i “For A Prefectionist" Exceptional brisk rambling ranch, with large bedrooms, and WNm to clotett. plus cadkr closet! S e%mm tached 37$ ear gang#, all thlAftn perfect CCOdltlOBlOn an unusual and tpaeteus comer lot In Bloom-bleldl WUl trade this *46,000 home for au approx. $3MM home I You Don’t' Need Cash to Trade Your Home , Bass & Whitcomb I screens, clran (M ussto, i*b ■ bss ft. lot. Elf client cc“ dit&on Inside and put. $•,•« U down payment. William Miller Realty Realtor FE 2-0263 Huron Open t O'NEIL Trading is Tsrrifte THE FEMININE' THIS VERY LOVELY 6 ROOM Ranch. Vestibule wfiEtkllgitoads *to.elmtwilg*jr DRAYTON WOOD* living at Re best. 3 bedroom brick and aluminum, ranch, but" Ins kitchen, earpetoi living roo with natural Rreplace, full c< amlc bath, was owl baaemet recreation roam with flreplacr. . ear plastered attached garage; Cyclone fen led In yard pine many other lovely features. Landscaped to perfection. Only 62,3M t— 1 ATKINS HILLS BRICK RANCH. Here to a very cam pi ate home at Wjm. Has 3 generous bedrooms (wardrobe etoeete) a bath a—* * half (#agamtol, • conns breesewsy and a two car tached garage. Tha yard to —. landscaped, has a patio and a brick Bar-B-Cue. Te toak to to SPALL ALUMINUM RANCHER __ oak floors, plastered wells, ear-peted living — “*■* “**“ E 3 HOMES "ptxm located this bungalow, with basement ana gas hast, a kftchea that will knock your eyes out with natural cupboard, fertnlce counters Off Elisabeth Lake Road, to this very attractive 2-bedroom heme, breesewsy and garage. A new FA fume re and ipaetom kttch- DORRIS A SON. REALTOR 2636 Dixie Rwy. OR 4#26i MULT1FLK LUTING SEBV1CB LAKE FRONT • t trade — Large 6 la*. Decorations a LAKE FRONT — Here I priced right. Onto $17366. room bungalow wub full wa ■tea. Oak floors Modem kweaeo. THWd bath and also extra to bath. Walk-out baemnenl Mat to fully aqotone< fur.jwpiwjpst *-* -~- Oarage. Double I 61.600 CLARKSTON — Attmettve brick MM DOWN — Boat Suburban and bandy to msuo. I roam------- with 36-h. Bring roam, kitchen. (Bed hath. Dean tot. far garden. Total price n.*M. si GAYLORD e Bring . Priced el ltlxSAft lot. sfa**Sriro room with flrepleee. Lovely glassed sun-room. Owner laerwg tad ell the mstteneet stay aa wt(j* expensive Chinese rug. etc, S2X606 wttl libers) terms, . LI8T WITH M — We build, buy. id and trade: 13 years expert-rnroom M 16 Mutttpto Listing U H. BROWN Realtor M6 KUaabth Luke Baud < - PS TK 4-3364 or rx 2-4111 OP PONTIAC, i bedroom ___.-tow. Full bmawt lto < garage, 100x347 foot ML Tl 3 bedroom. 3 story beau with large Brin* room, dlplng --- sad kitchen. Alan, full bee- recently depurated, lto car ga-r age with paved drive. 66JM. fun price, monthly payments le er than rent. Beet ride toeatk Ray llfejfl re Vns$ :;~5b 'i^iTi Mutttpto Llstteg derriee IRWIN NORTH END 3 bedroom, ranch type ' with ftf basement, ______I beat and bet water, very good rcu, call for appilnl I Bring room I an bebttogM a ACRE t bitrum. flrepwet, bu family room. ItobaBto. I 2 ACRES tern bants, flnptan. ! roam, beautifully b Sylvan Village, 3 bedraam brisk, large lumlly room, screened, perch, fenced yard, attractive fireplace, take privileges. $16,60# 66.611 dollars for Ibis 3 bedroom a to check g#r form end • mta.” . UN^WOODB^yp^ I ) ' L FE 3-7666 BEK FE 44613 CLARK REAL JMTATE TO BUYT BELL AND TRADE 101 W. Huron Open t to s MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE "BUD" Special Total Price $9,500 SUlieboth Lake Eetates — opto and Sun 1 bedroom bungalow. gbtuMbm. full besom act, gas beat and hot water. 3 finished rooms m 'besemewL fenced rear yard. Iake> pririlegee. Reasonable down payment, fuel poe* eeasloc. eee B today! Eastern Jr. High Area > Cosy, Immaculate 6 room briSk and Data# lWM»WRto Val-U-Way We Trade On Any Home $500 DOWN - $60 A MONTH - S FAMILY I room apartment up. • large COLORED WOODWARD ENTATK* “ “**i new 3 bedroom R. J. (Dick) VALUET REALTOR FE 4-3531 MO Ut DOW I Nicholie, Realtor ee Ml. Clem vns St. FE 5-1201 after 6 p.m. FE 4-8773 EK. ubu6' Model Open Daily 117 P.M. “Beautiful” Fox Bay 3 AND 4 NHPPOdtoH. ALL BRICK. SCAB OMtAOK. -WE BUILD YOUR PLAN# OR OUR*. EasopM: ELIZABETH LAKE RD. MILE PAST WILLIAMS LAIS HQAD. ARRO ANNETT West Side—Large Lot Near, both Donetoon and to ‘ ------^unfiaA family. 3 n 1st Saar, t___________ on bed. Partitioned meat, gae steam b NEAR CAM* LAKE - Attractive 3 bedroom ranch, wall-to-wall carpeting in large Brins room. Full basement, recreation room, well landscaped yard. Lake privileges with geed beech. LOST DOha payment - I bed- ceuSd be mwUSSejeM *MwSi home very eaitty. Privileges to Arcadia Park, one of the niaeet private beaches bear Pontiac. *"d BEAUTIFUL BEADY YARD - 3 Indian Village — Vacant *UBmr! condiUon. priced bed rms . full best____ heat, lto ear garage. place. ■ Bear»MMttoud garage, attractive view at take. A steal at SUMS terms. ACRES OF LAND WTH ELEC-trie and waterTln Lake County at Iran Michigan. Good hunting ■ and Ashing area. Very ftoaaen- able. OE A3g36 ____________________ HaCREB w wMWnSh BALD-Wkt and Waldon ftaadi. IBM down. 6M meatb UL Ulit _____________________ CLARKSTON AREA. tftl tSm’]! p!m’, after S p.m oFhIb LOTS S TERMS „ ggg ia ...... I 146 aty 'wtlur I U| .. ........... X 360 • Water ....... 08 __ 13Sx 1M _ 6M6 dobn. t-ADDd. INC. 366* Lapeer Rd. (Ferry MMI E 6-6261 or OR 3-1313 after 1:36 LOTS OF LOTS ^ Bra have taveral good tote. Lake-fronts. lake privflegM' and tub-Urbans. Any toeatten, any price. Acreage available, 1 acre up. — ARRO RdLALTT 6143 Cass-Elisabeth Bead Mil. 6 ACRES, L. COFFuT 1«1# W. Fatnum. ttoyal Oak. SSoi --M R. tot _ It. Bargain prici Surry I VAL-U-WA, 146 Oakland. FE 43831 •WAY. REALTY, 3 scenm: BUILDING SITES lto acres with good road frontage androondrrtu] view. M,M# terms. I ecro* with large oak trees to euMnee tbs beauty ef tba bulld- ifj&: fhc. tic ally aU tillable SAM# toms. ALSO M here farm, aide remodeled home, burn and other bulMlMe, 33 miles from Pontiac. Only 1117 per aero with $6,606 down. C. PANGUS, REALTOR ORTON VILLE a Mill tract HAj 7-3616 ACRE LOT NORTH EDOE OF PonUec. (LI## dollar*. I Acres, 3 miles from Poetise, priced to e*U quick. 6466 per aere. IS Aeraa, small private trout pend - river — flowing well - pin* grove. Choice location. 6633.0M. I Raffing acres, river aerow prop-erty(>some weeded, |*n per acre. UNDERWOOD BEAL ESTATE R 3-1366 MA 6-1776 MA 6-1241 Plan Now FOB SPRINO BUILDING IN CHEROKEE HILLS! You sheold see these secluded .woedsd/roffing 100 ft. ■Enr better betoee m C«mpbr* the mito gAmlisqg of cloeeln to mSm — Drive gat fHttBbatb Lake Road to Scott Lake Hoed. Turn right 3 blocks to Locate. Carl W. Bird, Realtor 23 ACRES ORION TWP. MODERN comfortable bqmc. 3 bedrooms pms 12 i II activities room with separate entrance. Oil furnAce. I860 Evergreens. 117,600 “------- Immediate possession. I Evergreens. tll.M# Terms! mediate possession. A CRIB. loo- frontage en good fishing lake. Lapeer Cunty. II roam centennial farm heme. Remodeled. All gunature Included. Wt Walftm M m Aiet WEBSTER ' LAKE OBION — OXFORD . ,. Big modern white house, rid barns, white fenoei In lovely setting of tree*. Black top road. 3M acre stock farm all under cult!-ration. $46,600 with terms. C. A. WEBSTER, REALTOR JA 6-2616 , MY MMI ■MBS Uivllkj" - 4# iXhMk — U wooded. New 7 room brick Cop* cod. mod floor plan, work- . shop. 627.1*. lakes, stately treat an lot front. T shaped remcveM* Annett Inc. Realtwrs Open Eveiffi>gsH|ln? Sunday Ut FE 8-0466 STOUTS Best Buys Today ATTENTION CO* - 3 bom*, modern Utahan. __ gWs^aisrtingfr ^ TJD McCULLOUOH, ^REALTOR MULTIPLE URINO SER JlCE PHONE 682-2211 meat agar Hotly. 627,666. UNDERWOQD REAL IRATE OR 3-1266 NA lfitt Sals BsisIb*## Prsfgrty 57 COMMERCIAL BUILDINo Davisburg Village Etc. 3 bedroern hem* with Urge r-TT- T. — rx •- -imm^alugr Newly polntod. Low hi Fenton Area Ranch —■ 3- bedroom, I-dere — exeeltont condiUon. Natural flre-place. pauelad den. tatt basem enemead breettway. garage Overlooking Rmtran Lake, mile from new U.S. S3. HI bei OLOBKD - tSTORB I room Apt. on let floor, om ants, an bed floor, gee , Excellent $00 barber er /, - FOR SALE OR LEASE IF huttuim dletnel hewn i tag quartan aad ) ' pletely furnished. Hi eetohuffiM real' c }g yn.; MI l##xM |H |BM Oil lies _ U3ei7r_im Union near Cemmerce Rd. SCENIC. ROLLING — Including attraeflv# farm house, large I outbuildings, eman er WBR BLOOMFIELD - Modernistic brick 3 bedroom ranch home Maturing 16x21 living romu wtth dining area, basement. S car gs-flreplac*. tile bath, kitchen vrtth rage, . landscaped SM'^lRMB •torn# Convenient to ghmita* center. Whitfield School Priced ■m only 816.70# wiffitor— TWO FAMILY - TWril hooter. Beta* often down, hurry an room. 3 story beam, new go* 2 fatT room. Vtom^eWm . JB M.3M. terms. r PONTIAC REALTY 737 BtldWta ’ FH #JTM wa# Iryirty S> * KXCELLKNT INVESTMENT t family furnished apartment of : roemi end both each. Insulatten slenm. eeroens. sue hoot, torv lot. taeanm tttt per ■into. Ate# bargain. Ont-of-town owner. SB. It# Ytae JLS66 down. 2 _ TflaB use. ___ -----..UMW , .%«»• 5? O'NEIL CXIO i profitable ■to ajurwhero. ,------praflt sailing ________ _jeiuslr* I c axiom Mended gapine*, including new sv. 2 CSV garage, corner sos, immediate pooaeeatoa. anly #lm» down. OFF JOBLTH — Noot ond clean 3 bedroom homo, plastered wan*, aak fim carpeted hvia*1 ro#m. hneetoRat with Mi ! '«t. earner mode aped tot, fruit tre**. 3 eur &Vil«^hsHu: Warren Stout Realtor* Hi I p.m.! ATTENTION The Best Buy of the Ysl iTWvJskt* Apartmem bull Lit mg'of It ana—r 3 rooms. New *JOf bath ftoora, fuUy on to Mi lfirr roenu Not jam vetted te eBmti_ , meme^FrleedfUf.7 tttt: _ FH4t Shop; oenera’ awe#: Reot-It Shop; Oenerr , Handyman: Blaetriclaa: Flum^ aa4 Beating, Former Ltd Stte eueoPent tor w#ltr «. elder mm eembtoed with _ and anUqee shop Oood lo-Jlttoiaeaitr*. uS- rZiiL-T?* i ww / LICENSE jfa'J-S? waterford township class c uWfcgf3S.*«ff“ 1_______DERMAT CMLY SIAM* ORUIT TEX Ml f|# fMMMairMt. Oood Imn. ;sa »»u, n HE v>im» ww rm tormm ot VMS cart. Better GROCERY STORE A food going business with ft rentals pliift ■■ apt. lor Oto own-jr. Oft N* wHr MOV Mikft CRAWFORD AGENCY atwr j?hb wWHU4® — MTlil four own 'IKpmmm fixtures. equipment wlS^Soi down1°plL- SPORTSMEN'S HAVEN — LIQUOR BAR an Safmaw Bfty. AttrMllT* building wife ■ tartly ftroam apartment, atari. Bom iwffi XSSSSi!&£ 5&EX •hooting Iftlfeillftlto. lift (labor-men, voUr epcrtaman and tourist*. Widely known andtovad by all aportaman. 01 boalth force* nil at only sssooo Buy Mmi. Pta-potntad M m ft fWT y*ry boa* buy*. PARTRIDGE Standard Oil Has large volume station for lease. Financial assist* ance, . complete training program, guaranteed in* come. For further infor* mation call HI 6-5311 days or FE 4-6905, 6 to 9 p.m. _ OAKLAND COUNTY. BEACH Ri-aort—Fully equipped. 300 ft. of aaody beach, 10-room oiodftnt borne, plue beach feauaa with tea-taurant, S apt*,, picnic gruftftta located an accnlc lake. Priced to aall. For particular* call B. C. SPEEDWAY MODERN t BAT nation lor lotto Ot lilt S. Woodward at Chapin in Blrmfiigham, High ial|ontfe, nod — ■— ‘-alnlnf tad fin 01 Mr. Burn**. DI , ___. 3*3 OT call avanbuH t at Pilgrim MTS*. STATIONS FOR LEASE OOOD POTENTIAL. Plata* call be-twaaa ft a m. and g n. a. EMM or after # p. m. 453-1497. PUKE OIL COMPANY WALL WASHiNO, . atery, cleaning bu china*, pe «4ti* GENERATOR AND STARTER RE"- tmraS’ n BALE. OARAGE. . STORE,. OAS. ffiSSSS ieddino Sown and" atta^iA amr- -- Sib UmMwstyytE to AN IMMEDIATE BALE Mil TOUR Land Contracts •** ft* before you deal. Warren Stout Raalta^ T^N. Saginaw St. CASH Land Contract* « HOURS WRIGHT 3g3 Oakland______PI ______________j*. Call today •ad ItY* m* the facta. 1 CAM JUMP LEW JBUBMAH •■ftoaRoteSpaataSat** rt t in* "nuS£r pb mri Afe«6LbT*t.V fUi VaStSt’A*[ tlon your lane contract. CMS buyer* waiting Call Realtor Par- trtiftft. PE ms w. — AN niilEDlATB SALxTFOR eaur land ooutraet or mortgagel i baton you dftftif^warns * N.Saalnaw -BiStesk! ABILITY To gat eaah fur Mur toad contract, fttutt? or iMrtgtn at hunt peutkla dlaaount la a aaryta* w* nau* given Mr year*. Approx-I m ataly SftO investor! waiting. Don't loaa tbft lohma Call Ted McCullough^ftta-ltM ftiSTT Dlaabeth Road jggS3B Meaty tft Lean it WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500 s’TATEWANCrcS* --FfeThy-*- BUCKNER FINANCE COMPANY WHWMM TOO QAM BORROW UP TO $500 Need $25 to $500? - See Seabotrd Phone FE J-7617 -1185 N. Perry St PAMBMO NO PBbBUDf Seaboard Finance Co. $25 to $500 on Your SIGNATURE PAST. CONVENIENT M MEM to raw Home & Auto Loan Co. t E. Parry at . . f» **m loans Maaey telaaa 41 iCe.W^ISOO | Signature OAKLAND Loan Company ^3_PortUa Stato Bank Bldg. Ti& TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN 214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO butter, catt W, cereal! Hop! 'fXftO. ‘toaiSVtmik. *baby . feed*. Not necataary to own a OASOTOVE,949 Voss & Buckner, Inc. CASH AVAILABLE MOW! TV aanoftStati all rour MB* and pay tfr Mi Mil ftftfttract or iMMMli prortdtnf wa can do aay noma lnpuvimwtti. You muat have M to (0 par rant equity la your horn a to Qualify. Call Big Boar Codet ruction. PE Maytag equare ti_, |B I PrigMalra electric ranft* , | WB&&1 Going Out of Business LA ROE CRIB , LOVELT SlNOER EeWDIO MA-ehto*. Big Zagcar kg walnut eftfet- P*r month. “'uSVeua'l**Cm carpet iwaepar. 330 GALLON OIL TANiTOAUaB and- stand. «N. Oft fedfal. AUTOMATIC SWING NEEDLE goW&ft machine, doe* daeeraA-1di daalgna. buttonholes, blind bem*. twin needle ftawmg . . . without attachment*. Fall price .I^toSMKa . pc. white or color bath *et with trim, ttS-N coppar, (tael, aoll and ploatia pip* and munga at SaVe^PLUi/bINO GO, PE WIN icffiSnSTO ■__ _ _J. Maw. uaad and re- poseacaad. Over II modal* to Saua* (rum. Prieoa atart linger mmt.bl*C^i4^8*AppJar?e*. Hatehaiw Bd, OR 4-Uf SHI Cummartw Ed. EM ,54114. USED TV*. gltJI AND UP. USED Frigidalra refrigerator. I3S.IS - C REPRIO-m. 435 M Spring Sat ........SN.N WKC, 108 N, Saginaw UPRIGHT FREEZER $146.88 Haw lu Crate* nou* make, all fast I Ivea, t-yaar warranty on KELLyS APPLIANCE _ pjjtta Bwy.. DnSton Ptafeu USED MATT AO OAS DRYER 8N oibaon laftliwttar —. U^MTroS?. . . ... Sit Crump Electric, lac. •w*—. typo. WNg sr i .... Jglm WYMAN'S TRADE-IN SALE M TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON TOUR OLD UVlNO _BOOM SUITE. REGARDLESS OF AOE OR CONDITION. COME ON IN, kT r^Q»u§*rpp TOUR WYMAN'S Osar. Elec. B*mg. .. tia.“ jfeHCTBM ......... tothjiw TABLES. LONO LEAP OATBLEO. chair*, dtohae MA 4-UN„ IW, TV 4 Kediat Johnson Radio & TV Sale Mites ReasftBt __Rudd W ALL TfcE. ftt" VINYL LINOLEUM. YD “BUTLO" TILE. 1*3 t. SAOINAW AUTOMATIC ktO iAO SEWING ■'Nta—hf ■MftN».li»^. I rngfy8,Wi ALTAB m>lT AND ■ atal range OaB PB TIZZY By EtUf Ohuhi ipirili B—da ■ ■ - ^f4 :«sswiiwftaaas NEW AND USED DTVINO EQUIPMENT Wti Suit SSB.N, up. Jhalahl Mtan vtow Cantar 35** Orthard Lh. ltd N3-3M A I BLACK FARM soil. 5 YARDS. tit. PR H«N or PE 3-0341. ATTENTION, oakdenem cow OO* to A ilYi R E. BROKEN bP aldewalh. atona. PE 44371, DRIVEWAY ORAVEL DELIV- FiU iMrt-AvaHabit^ UN load. •^BlVd. and E. Bled location M cent* yard — Tau toad. 3t* gird — W* toad Weetown Realty AiWtfloN TRudhtati. bUck dirt loaded. 14 atlas aut of “Mother, would you please lock me in my roomT 1 have 20 lines of Shakespeare to memorize!" Sab Miscall—saw MIN ___ _____ lias*, ITstaWsro. IMPS. . -‘MTS^fttOftSstuSSpIw W. Montcalm . DIAL control automatic zio Zag string Naadla •awing m»-ebfiw. Only 0 monthi oldTMaku Ing Center nr annototment. M35mcTi« OnrruBa all roeou. 1*61 dastona. Pun ■Bib, balloaua. atari. Bedroom. give. Michigan Fluor Orehftrd Lot* — It. FIX UP Sf "ST" EAynifc.-ri at V, O. mahogany Plywood . » B Burrheister LUMBER COMPANY 40 Cooley Lake Bd. BM 1-4171 OAft FURNACE. IMI. Li ftdiattr OUNTYPE (HL~fURNACE. GOOD condition. Og MSB.,,..... HOT WATER HEATER. JOOAL-lon gap. Coftftum»r» approved. Abo electric. oU ftaTtalttod gift heater. Mlthtoau V7IIW** cent. 303 Orchard Lake-1 ■ulatton board, Mutvatoat ot V blown-fa Iniujattou. Pour tru-brlck colon. Tim* tested, up to It year*, by tan flMWftBS lnatal-lattons without falturaa. la* this a»h«ur toUata. shower a|i&. Iiragu-tor*, tonm value. MtoWgan Pluoraealut, MS Orchard Lake. NOTHING DOWN ay Uk* rant. WUl MM 1-4 jom ahau sad fumtib mat*._ for Inelde On your lot or mlna. Strand Conatractlon. PZ 4-4341. oJtpicb krEoiMO. cootlbte- ly Hun. tesMIac air conditioning. S^nu^uu,1^8., 70 ^ ROMEX WITH OROUND WIRE. S1;' ing fttaoMua Canter, 333-. .w TYPEWRITER. NEW ROYAL PU-tura portable, aftft.N plus Uie*. SSSlJSttA Sale Mitcsn—ssw UPRIGHT PIANO. |M; BUFFER, eto; movt* camera and aouip- gWifc. —Tlas. M VOLUMES OP PUNK AND —TJ Sttwtoa oradino. yard and drive-way. rt s-3—■ ________ MEL’S TRUCKING A-l Topsoil, black , dirt. land. ( ~~1 gravel FE S-TTT4. ORSE AND B .rSucrr^ ■---iJw’wWl.M"w* -r-r- of email iftgtog parts, completft engine and mower aervtae. EVANS EQtnPMXMT. IM7 Dta-1* Hwy.. «M-171I. WAD. ORAVEL^, niLL MALE Weed—Ceal—Coke—Fuel H ALL KINDS or WOOD AND KIN-dllng. PB Adas. OR HIM 775 Scot Lake Road. K» Other *___ *<4-0756 EV««. H MONTH OLD BEAGLES. CALL AKC IILVER POODLE PUPPIES. AKC BOXER. 1-YEAR-OLD MALE. Tt *•!***■ *' AKC WgQMTgRia ■i,°m.casH4D"1' LIBERAL TRADE ALLOWANCE Ib—BBMUM ootthl 4Hrt> »ervlc*. FE 0-100. AKC COLLIE month., 535 Q1_____ ^KC DACHSHUND PUPF EASTER__________ Shop. 55 Williams. 1 110 N. SAOINAW ■ GOLDEN RBTIUEVeJL BRED from fraud champion. OR 4-1045. KITTENS FREE TO OOOD HOME. I PE 4-IML idtor S ft.m. ' MONART'S TAILWAOOBR KK N-“-ardlng. training, trim- GALLAGHER’S •4B B. Huron _ PE LOOM o55tllDB.SSiPM.Mn> piaNQsale TRADE-IN SPECIALS ***%z?kz*tsr*A- Such so. Baldwin AofMoato, Chfek-erlng. Ortnnell. Knabe. Starck. Real piano MHiPt. Youll Do better at BettaMya No mimn down ^ tnd tnlra cmung amu* ana LEW A^AtSh GO. FOR SdD l •—.I(AT, ROETE M Rtohoutor, out Rochsiter fid. E7 BtitU. OL ftgno -E o4i Practice organ ■—raneen with Amplifier .. |1 MORRIS MUSIC 14 S- Telegraph Road (Acroag from Tw-Huruu) MIXED HAY UBED HAMMOND MMU) OROAN. SOHMER PIANOS JANSSEN PIANOS v Exclusive Dealer LEW BBTTEHLT MUSIC CO. Cleariko out all apples for fhto lift MB, If ku. Xfthan Orchard. «« eT Waltan Blvd. POTATOES — ftl BUSHEL. 335 W. baked good*. QAJ&aSto COUNT?-MARKET X3S0 Pontine Lake Bd. — » Saturda^a 7:0# am. to 1:M OHfca Im#—l ADDIHO MACHINES. gM.M CASH REGISTERS. 4*0.50 n Business Mnchlnes ________area ADDING MACHINES “Her* today-nan to , atoy.“ Pontiac Cash Register 1 PARMAU. B. TRACTOR. PER-' eaodttton. New rubber nod into, 5 mile* watt of Mtl-L 13771 WTl—fi— . —Bam McNulty.___________ J FORD TRACTOR, 3-POINT LIFE. 1 Equipped with 3 section —'— tooth arrow and aid* cult* OL him. ORAIN DRILL. HOE TYPE; RAY rftkft. and pump jndu. MA 5-34*7 B. C. MO. 300 UTIUTY TRAC-TOR WITH HENRY LOADER — Ki55g BROS. HEW AND t a* r—!. .. ■ , m •eagw EpmfME* >4 OOINO OUT OP BUBINESB. poor and wall mom. toVNf tom. Oaafe raglitert. wooden oomttir. greeting nttdHki “ ft-3434 or 1154 3-0*31 TRACTORS I Porta ) PergUMOft JKsC'4 , U OUvere Wheal and crawler treater*, loader*, trencher* and kftokheaa. Pull HiwaZiftW sad used farm aad Industrial equipment. Special 1 Week Only New d*ftM OC 4 diesel doaer with trailar. im priaa M.7M, Sal* price *1,750. Por all your auto aad ooittoo on ■ “"id. ifaaaay-Parguaon aad OUv- t rector* am ______, _ - Pam ft lad. Traetar co. ATVe 4W 1962 CREES W." taWW! Truck Campers and Travel Coaches STOP OUT TODAY Holly Marine & Coach mil HOLLT ED-.BA— EATBI *■ .jjpfw SUNDAYS . uft-iKomniMms. a SibRii^tx iSo^^^SSaS: . i A MESSAGE PROM US Which wa faal will b* eg oraat tntoreat uid Impertonaa,, MftM —■ tha flr*t Urn*. Wa peaalkU to mova into a complr1— *---- DETROIT MOBILE UMft a* $1*5 d*Wl that aw Iloftaaa plan I* unequalled In the wide field of to-' etallment buying. InveetlgaU today I Over M different flair atom to aalaat from, Al*a. many aaaal-lant used mobua hama* •» reduced pricet stop apt aiftftl no Wiak* glad yea old. , Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales, Inc. FISHERMEN 13- FOOT ALUMINUM BOATS $149 14- FOOT aluminum boats ’ $19C LifaUme warrantv (A) FRAME TRAILERS $119.95 \ PINTERS MARINE SALES Opan Sundays UTS N. Opdyka PE 441 __________ 'enter TraU- Drayton Plaint. IjUalwi TEAUJni asuf. Oood My> on dlnju models Service and part*. Winter price, an rental! MM trukama Lake. Drayton Plalni OR 3-ta*i. Pmrkhurst Trailer Sales -FINEST IN MOBILE LfTWO-Paftturtn* Ban Moan Oftdaao— Ventura — Buddy Quality Mobil* Tt>*M-way between Orton I >04. MT LM11~ Oxford Trailer Sales and Court Vagabond. Paramount Champion. Oenaral. Tellowtton* and SUwart with Poaunarvall, tft Hoar ptoaa. *11 price*, fair bank rate*. We -have .no gimmicks, but w* do have 3,oto eatutied oaotomara aad 14 yuan Of rood honest dealtnf lorn* uaad aaM an rental piai For A Really Oood Buy Bee Up Todayl Oxford Trailer talo* l- Mile S. of Lake Orion w M-34 ____TELEPHONE MY 3-0731 SHORTS MOBILE HOSSI ?0Oper1,otnt’dSwnpo*' u trailer!. Wolvottoo truel THE TIME IS NOW! FOR US TP PICKUP. AND HELL your trailer aay U' to IP WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING! CALL US 7WAT.I ____ HOLLY MARnof > COACH SALES 10310 HNly Rd. HOU.Y7 lot ftdWI TRAVEL TRAILERS — Winter Rates F. E. Howland, Rentals 334* PiitU M*woy Oft 3-14M Kant Traitor t—cs W BRAND MEW SPACES. POliTIAC Tlras- kata-Traca STANDARD BRAND NEW TIRES. Tiftift —' —' tom prle*. iw%ts-rvi ___Black or wfaitowalto. ED WILLIAMS M 4 a* low a* 04t.M plus tax exchanga lid time aid guarantee. Til! House, 451 8. Sagto •wow, low at Mftier Mart. Itl-gf E. Mdwicalm. Awla lawlm _r. n cramimhapt oRptuniq. ni the 3-350 16-FOOT MOLDED PlBEROLAS boat. 33 hp- Fl|f“ ■■ UMtor. Ag.li L* FOOT SILVER ARROW CHRIS Craft, tUkTpTDearborn incaptor rp0t0Ii.^*r,B»otoV’' Coo^rilbU ^ugWK^T^-' St^u.r5diaiifeuu Erei LaS»pSE,r" 1962 MODELS ARE here: Aqua Quean. Aqua swan, ( toon. Orady White. Mitchell. B Winner, WUtehouie. boat*. Craft. Owana Flbergla*. 041 Trailara. Evtnruda Motor*. LARGE SELECTION or HEW AND USED BOATS Mazurek Marine Sales to* BOULEVARD BOAT. MOTOR AND CAMPINO— Salo-A-Rama April Mh to AprU 15th Oam tofe I am. tog p.m. other MaaTsToi ea*t of Lapeer an MU. Cruatitoar toRjiT' flharstoi g^Ssw-3* KELLY HARDWARE BASYTO^U,Qm . DAWSON S SALES Tlpaioo Lake MAh Ml FIRSTJ gift* TABES MAT aN traitor. So* at 3»t Oaklind. -----^-----h5r8e-53t5oa_. i ahap*. UL *-S4». _____________kiiMs'jbiT;jib- tor. trattor. E.IW. *'— TRUCK SPECIALS ~ "Mt'f > D Baa TO®;--— W 1 igi dptoy IMft FORD ilWBy I sea rat boats...' AERO-CRAPT ALUMINUM O'DAY BAUJOATS PORTA-CAMPER TRAILERS ,We Welcome Trada-ln* Mario* Accaaaortea aad ftervle* KESSLER’S MARINA IAN. Wathtngton OA S-14S* Oxford T Oxford o 5 p.m. Sales Service Parts OLIVER. BUICK Sunday* U n TOHNSOir OUTBOARD MOTORS Star* raft bento, gator traitor*. B te ft par asm dlacount on meat hardware. Owen'* Marine P^P3d0301** 0re*“rd MARINE INSURANCE 53.M par buodrad. liana*u Agan-ay. PE MM7 TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS AT TONY'S MAJUNE MSI Evtnruda motora M Tun* up apacial “ - R?*Ea*t*of K? tday FE 4- PRANK A. ANDERSON AOENCT 1*44 Jaalya Til tobl argaln Price*. 10 For Cant Paid A. Young, Inc. m» Dixie Hwy. an Imea Lake FsmlfiCari tMt COR VET. 1 SPEED, US 110-tor poftttrsctlca. radix haatar. whttaWall, Only 13,1*6. Eaty term*. PATTERSON CHEVROLET CO. 1*00 J- WOODWARD AYE. BIRMINGHAM. MI 4-3735. M CORVETTE 330 K-P 3-SPEED Paaltraettcn. Rad TnEl litaft lii tartar, Only 10,4*4. Eaay term*. PATTERSON CHEVROLET CO. US* S. WOODWARD AVSL, BIR-MD6QHAM. 50 dam. ■ 1059 IAOUAK ItIflEbAW Automatic. TraaiialftMftftl' 1557 VOLKSWAOEH Sedan Automobile Import Co, Nortri Cart-tracks 111 CARS WANTED 1955 to 1961 They don't bay* to ho clean or » LATE UOimL CARS Averill's MIS Dixie Ewy. 1041 TRIUMPH TRS EXCELLENT — 51-Ma. emsams, 3^ RENAULT DALPHIHE. 4 orl^Shtap!’ fftSBR1. MS* MORETTI IOONYERTSiTE. nice. 35 mpg MM or trade. Also 5* N**h. toO PK MSM- .. PUT. 1I0S. 1ML 4-DOOR!.sCDaN. iJto'itfcAULTTEARP .... S JM —1 English Port Anglia - - I MS » Plat Sparta oftavarlifeto .. 0 4M l ^^SlwjSC'sow, te Superior Auto Sties 7toSix-d ftva. PE ATMS 1050 VOLKSWAOEN, 1-DOOR «E-daa. Radio kaaiar, whttawail TOP DOLLAR Will Be Paid POE I960 and 1961 Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, Buicks and Chevrolet! Please See AL BAUER Matthews- Hargreav.es "Chevy-Land' 631 Oakland at Caw FE 4-4547 OUTrSTATE MARKETS Extra Top Dollar POE QBARP CAM M&M * MOTOR SALES 1 M. OP PONTIAC DRIVE-IN “ DIXIE HWT. $25 MORE P»r toat high *rad* uaed u*. before you s*U. H. -- Walt. 454* Ditto Highway. Oltaft* amT-iji: WANTED: H-Tl CAM Ellsworth, " AUTO SALES M77 Plata Hwy.___MA >-140* WE BUY ANT CAR RUNNING Us«d Aut*—Track Parts lII PONTIAC 1*63 CHEVROLET TRACIpR. CA] •tog anstna, aaddto Man. — equipment. Absolutely ni Excellent condition. Only 54E Eaay term*. PATTERSON CHEVROLET CO. im 0. WOODWARD AYE ■ BIRMINGHAM. MI 4-3735. 1951 CHEVROLET K-TON PIOfuF. Aubural --------- A-l DUMP BOX >4 YARDS _____________PE 5-3849____________ 1949 POBD. PANH« WITH CAB-rtor rack, haa MOi OtatoftTis M Better Used Tracks GMC Factory Branch OAKLAlIb At CASS McAULIFFE FORD Wf NewAuthorlded r■ Saginaw PE MtM I9M CADILLAC uSuftjhDVtat HARDTOP COUPE $1195 BILL SPENCE RAMBLER tt B. Main Street " IT**! - . i MA SOMI TIRES ABS^LUi EY DOWN. Aeaume pay menu o* ^%£»£Puv(Bft^Sa Turner imt^cheVWolet bix^air sta- T thirty*me. THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. APRIL #. 1962 Mm anlfcod Cm 1t> Mow md 0ssd Can miniiiTl 0?Tiui _ _ car trad.. No *on*r down. We arrange financial ■ LUCKY AUTO BALES, 1M 8. - Saginaw. FE WH, IMT CHEVROLET JDOOR RADIO. H EATER. WHITEWALL TIRE8, ABSOUTKLY NO MOM- TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS m tH* atatten -wagon M 1*67 Plymouth Mdu W 168* Pouttec Sedan. *36 RUSS .. JOHNSON' INC (-CYLINDER BEL AIR 3-door MiM. whitewall*, radio, heater, exc: eond. 37,000 mt. Price (i.mi, m uni •^fBSVra^P 1B5B CHEVROLET STATION WAO-.{fiXuiet/, TerHiuia . ABSO- AUTOMA* WON. RADIO. LUTBLY HO MCmmbs mwwn. wai payments of (36.75 per mo. Call cSagifo., Mr. Park, at MX6-tetaTltorald Turner, Ford. rihte *ooor INOHAM MI 4-3736. 1MC BISCAYNE (-DOOR CHEVRO-let, seybnder, automatte, radio, boater, whitewall ttrei. 11.566. Baa a MY Batch Century station wagon 4-door, (Mi. Woofterer Studio. 436 N. radiant, I CHEVY, (MB, Aim l:3< .1 Ida*. • list CHEVROLET IMP ALA o6M-Tertlble, V-S engine, powerillde. we hare two b imiM from. One black, ana white. Taka roar BlaB. Paly 61,3*8. Eaar term.. PATTERSON CHEVROLET 00. ltN B. WOODWARD AYE. BIR-MINOHAM. MI 4-iYIB. Sharp Cars GLENN'S •M PONTIAC Moor, Sedan . ’M CHEVY 4-Door I Ml ... |UM •M ENGLISH FORD Anglia 3 *M CHEVROLET Wagon B cjl. |HS t ’« CHEVROLET Blacayne .. IMS •*e FORD I door automatic . |MM ’M CATALINA Convertible.. (HM •5* FORD Oalazlo 4-door ... |MM -•« FALCON 1-Door . I'm FALCON WafOB, clean ... •17 BDICE Super 4-Door ... (Mi * *BB PONTIAC 4-Door hardtop HIM sGLENN'S Motor Sties ; 4-7371 PE 4-1WT wagon. 4 eg Under, mannani mute. Light blue MR. • Only gl.Mi. Easy term*. PAT- * TERROR CHEVROLET TO. 10M B. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM. MI 4SP8. : IMS CHEVY BEL AIR (. 3-DOOR, ; rddio. boater, powerillde, ehlte-‘ walla. BUIS. OR 3-MM alter 4 . »■»- ___________ . 10&4 CHEVY 4-DOOR. V-d. 9WKK. No nut. PL 1-37(1._______ 1051 CHEVROLET IMPALA CON-""I* viTBaak. white U “ jgaSSLrtsrr.^ F^RWMir riaortng afd~braka«j ____________ ______ (tear term*. PATTERSON CHEVROLET CO. 10M S. WOOpWARD 1M7 CHEVROLET 1 DOOR * oateoaaMo IranemleeViii tl •harpt Your old oar down! - * w&i'eitfiMAN oSpr^to * CAM. M s. Woodward. Blr- S"_ ^p^ciJsL^S7;£SSf ■alter MfjMjtolS? I BUY YOUR NEW FORD NOW! i We an abort m need care ' tana on Row oar data*,*# bar • BOW and’got an oaten big attow- • aaaa lor year present ear. [frank schuck ford KM at Raokbora Lake • Labe Oetem MY Mill •jlM tfclTROLET ntPALA CON- a s&fffr * iURORRAI* .IMS CHEVROLET NOMADE 8TA- tlon Wagon, a now sag trade. 1. LUCKY AUTO CHEVROLET IMF ALA b bardtap. V-g engine, power-' —boatcT, wbllewolli. PATraRao»f chxv- door hardtc ftad*dS*1rt- _____ Ran terms. PATTERSON CHEVROLET DO. MM S. WOODWARD ATE. RIRMINOHAM. MI 6-306 Mm mi isstl (w W CHRYSLER SARATOGA whitewall tires tad mnnr other little feataree. Full .price 63.4M. at W. Cornell off Baldwin, Pontiac. After 3 p.m. - 6306 miles. 63.465. 4*2-15*4. Clean Transportation Specials—$40 and Up Wo bon a MM Chemtet. 4-door MM Peetlac. Standard teaaMpte BOB HART MOTORS lam^aa^jSheU) Nsw and Wssi Ctrs 1M{ MARMADUKE By Anderson & Leering (Dior lttt FORD COUNTRY SEDAN » ■Ml lying comfort I taTVi B 565 8. Woodward. Elf- 165*«PORD CUSTOM 300. 1-DOOR. Yg. stand., radio, heater, voty sharp. Only SLIM. BOB HART MOTORS 403 Orchard Labe Are fBetwetm Johnson and Voorhelst REPRESSIONS NO Payments till Mar 1Mb •17 Dodge Hardtop . 1AM 133 l •M Opel Wagon . . MM n i 17 Ford .........MM t!7 mo ’it Ford .........tlM (It mo; •IT Plymouth Wagon . (Mt (31 mo. •IT Chery Hardtop . *7*8 431 mo. •M Mercury Hdlwtep 13*9 417 pi. •64 Balck .........( ttf fate. *M Fort . (Mt 4 « mo. •55 Butck Hardtop . MM 117 mo. •6T Plymouth 44oor tlM lit mo. LAKESIDE MOTORS 311 W. Montcalm 331-71*1 MM FORD CLUB MEDAN. RA- ?^nsHm^iSnERa^^!$ no money dowt ------ menu of 417.49 per mo. uou Credit Mgr.. Mr. Parka at MI ■ ■ Harold Karaite. FRrd. . 1939 FORD WAGON white coaster sedan. --- radio, boater, dlo. boater, aulnaailc transmit- $795 John McAuliffe Ford *30 OAKLAND AVE. FE Hioi Mil FORD OALAKE CONVER-HUA. V.* indnt. rrulse.A-Matlc. ►wall Uret. )nly $2,395. HI-------------------- nlsh. Only I PATTERSON C Mt FORD 4-DOOR. RADIO. HEATER. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. WHITEWALL TIRES ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN. Assume payments of 133.16 per mo. Call c—•“ “ Mr. ySbi‘ - ju t’ MI t-YIM. Harold ’61 Ford Convertible OALAKB with VS ongtos, automatic lisnsmlselin radio, heater, power stosrtng sad power brakes. S oot milts on this hosuty. 12395- BILL SPENCE RAMBLER M S. Main Street CLARK8TON MA 9-9491 1*96 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — How throughout caly MM. At MARVEL MOTORS/Tm OAK-LAND AVE. ACrOO* ftwtbO Un-employment Office. FE S-4879. MM CHEVY A HOICK .... „— ■Hat amJi.7J'w,ffl.7 itM' valiant Mt* ENOLI8H FORD, PREFECT. Radio aadl heater, whitewall tires, (taadard transmission. 33 MUM per gallon. Full price MM. VUCtto MOTORS. Llncota, Mercury, Comet, Meteor. 231 8. Saginaw. FE Mill- _____ 1(67 (ENGLISH FORD , clean one owner, good driving .door, and la only (406. BIRMINGHAM Chrysler-Plyinouth *11 8. Woodward MI T-Mll •M NEW CAR WITH RADIO. HEAT-er. •whites, an texts *l,t**.10. tot.10 down, ttl tl per month. Wo also have a good selection of —;d Ramblers in «Mt>. R & C RAMBLER SUPER MARKET EM 3-41(6 (146 Commerce Road • aad heater, eieelttat _____n, no money down. irtee taw. I iidtat, MifMtai of llt.39------------* MU DODOE. 1-DOOR HARDTOP. igFfcf ^RA^ LISUIDATION Lot. s. Baal Sled. ol Auburn. FE t-1441. H6 DE SOTO HARDTOP WITH hooter. fuU power and full prlcr.' ---- W t-1441. H 4-IH4.__________ Mt FORD OALAXIE SUNUNER CONVERTIBLE. Black beauty with white top. V-g engine. Crtat-O-MaUe, power Moorlag aad beater aad roolly immaculate l brake*, power windows. Radio, 11,866. CRI88MAN CHEVROLET. Rochester. OL >111/ __ MM PONTIAC VENTURA WITH hydramatte transmission, radio, hooter, power starring and brakes 1 Whitewalls, deluxe trim! *M PONTIAC VENTURA MM CHEVROLET WAGON 1-DOOR Bar* Sis •M PONTIAC CATALDfJ NUMB with bydramaita ■tea. Whitewalls. and a gold Ibhs. owes su «■> for your vtoaUoal Low down pay- HAUPT PONTIAC CLARKSTON MA Wtta QUO MUt North of U.B.-M on M-U _ttll jt p.m.^ ^ ^ 1999 ENOUSH FORD, PREFECT Rtadtidl RlUi lulr ..Aits-sM M* 'SCRAMBLER American ’ 1 Door With radio, boater, as • ^$795 > John McAuliffe Ford ’ at Oakland Avo. FE 5-4101 W dttVMtirf'fiiirALA om ■ txceUent eonSuon'fttlTy \ «?^wSL?yr.^RB% asp a Uil CHEVROLET NOMAD STA-Powe**ttoertns: ^"brakefristao! , iSSt. WtUtewaUa. Only 41.3*9 boy tarma- FATTERSON CHEV-ROLET CO.. MM 8. WOODWARD AVE.. BIRMINGHAM. MI 4006. : HASKINS I OK i USED CARS ’» Choeratei Moor sedan. V-d on- : ssi.anA'ii'ssris I HASKINSl jChevrolet-Olds OLIVER BUIGK ...» Ml ”11 BUICK Special 4-dr. VI RENAULT Dauphtno ‘tl BUICK LcSabr* con. VI BUICK LeSabrc Hardtop tMM *1 FORD T-BIld Ccpyertlblo $1469 VS HOICK LeSabrc Hardtop •MHOICK LcSabr* 4-door ...MMt •M FALCON Raaehera .-.V... .HIM Falcon Wagon . 61371 •M PLYMOUTH sayoy ......... VS HOICK Eteetra *M .......tMM Vt HOICK Etactra 4-door •*Y FORD Wagon .......'...„.( tM M HOICK Opcctal 4-door .. tUN •M CHEVROLET WA0OM .. IUM BUICK Spodal 1-door Vt EDSEL 4-Door Hbldtep ..I* 64 FORD PANEL Truck •M FORD »4**r Sedan ... M FORD % Ton pickup . VI Willy* deep Pickup .. OLIVER BUICK $995 John McAuliffe Ford (30 Oakland Av*. FE 5-4101 tan Myte, ttatape white finish, aU oi original matching la • anddrieta Hfcc*_______________ . owner cad a sow oar trade. Labe Rd., FE S-4BM. saagsr at Kind t 8. Saginaw, FE *3 hardtop. V| tngiOS, stick i radio, boater, whitewall Ura White with nd trim. Only (I Easy terms. PATTERSON Cl ROLET CO.. lMt 8. WOODW hardtop with radio, heater i BIRMINGHAM. 1 porn had white. S ESTATE STORAGE _______________ DATION LOT, 8. East Bled. Aiibutn. Fll 1957 FORD WAGON Tory , clean, rtd aad white, door, radio, heater, automat now whitewalls, looks good, n 1028 MODEL A FORD 4-D( Exc. condition, MA 0-6446. FORD. LOW-O ME*'- • CHEAPIES 1(4* Ford A-l running MU Plymouth duh Coupe . Ford, radio, heater ... Faunae hardtop ...i. 1(61 Dodge pickup ... MM Mercury hardtop ...... Superior Auto Sales I Oaklani SPRING SPECIAL 1956 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 4 door codaa, nowe steering, otaomalta, radio, flcatci A beauty. Sec and drive tali 'w»!r ' - wmimi $095 1956 BUICK Century I door bardtop. Only $595 1955 OLDS hardtop, radio, beat*) Only 4445 - R&R MOTORS Imperial Cheater Plymdulh| wagon Vt engine Ml* irsnsmtoslon. — ___ _eator, whitewall tires. A real sharp green and white. Pit Iriis tola taw lag only Hit. LLOYD MOTORS. Lincoln. Msrairy. Coexist. Meteor. 232 g. Saginaw. FE 1-6131. j 67 FORD RETRACTABLE. BEAU UM all whits ftnlshT FuU price. 67(7. ESTATE STORAGE CO. UMIMTrinfir, a East Bird. at Anhurnl FB L1441. MM FOHP t-OOOtl Mri^kW. RA- $1345 RAMBLER 33 •. Main Street CLARKSTON___________Ml 1(60 MERCURY MONTEREY door MSaa. Rad' ------- wl area. PbU prtes *i7* LLOYD MOTORS. Lincoln. Mi eury, Comet. lOrif ----- tnaw. FE 2-6131. White, Credit Maa Auto MM. 1U i payments I«r at King "BRIGHT SPOT" ’61 CADILLAC .,..$4295! COUPE with 6-way power seat aad; windows, power , steering a brakes, nydramatlc. radio, neat and (bar* blaek fl matching Interior. b block steering and tires. Xuiurl ’61 OLDSMOBILE $2595 HOLIDAY 'VT* SEDAN with by-dramatle. power staerlhg end brakes. MOM. hooter. wMtewoll Pleasing sen Ohio finish matching ir*— — ’61 FORD .....,....$2295! BEAUTIFUL CONVERTIBLE, toft white finish with striking rod leather Interior. Radio, heater ’60CADILLAC ....$3295 A terrific sedan with etatane dew*, power steering awl t brakes. Sharp blue finish Mao. Interior. A dream com* *60 OLDSMOBILE $2495 SUPER "*g" HOLIDAY COUPE with duly *.M( miles of , driving bt s one owner,.! steering and brakes. See this ooe today I 60 FORD............$2495 T' BIRD with electric win' power steering, power brake real sharp white finish. '59 FORD .........$1195] attractive price teg. fare time brown and white. ’59 OLDSMOBILE $1995 ’60 COMET .......$1595 STATION WAGON with automatic T ” -tttza- aM boater. . JEROME "BRIGHT SPOT" Orchard iJjet at Cas* No, Martha, nCl He’s our guest! New and Usad Car* IM Now and Um4 Can 104 1*46 PONTIAC CONTERTIBLR, clean. 6376 CaU UL 6M6I. 1*63 FORD, *. STICK. 8. CONWAY. Dealer. EM 3-*Ml. . IBM FORD VS 3-DOOR NICE! FE 3-1*43 H. Riggins. Iteater. *59 Dodge 4-Door 8 ED AN. wild Tl automaUe trails-miaaion. power steering and power beak**. On* of lb* abarpoet ears we have taken lai One own- $1395‘ BILL SPENCE RAMBLER !t-t. M%*!» Street WILSON • PONTIAC-CADILLAC 1350 N. Woodward ; BIRMINGHAM MI 4-163* • 1*67 FORD CONVERTIBLE with radio, heater, atuomaUe traamiaaton, power stearbia and sowar bnkai. one-owner, (M down and a on* year warranty! BOB MMT Un-coln-Mercury. on* bleak 6. of li Mile on US 16. Blrmlntham. MI 6-4636 ' 1666 FALCON. CUSTOM 3-DOOR. 13.066 mltea Will trade or *«U. | CaU FE 3-3*46. CLARKSTON MA 5-5M1 '60 FALCON RANCHERO With radta, heater aad waahars, silver gray with daluxa trim! This boatay la ready to go aad la Priced to Sell! ■BEATTIE "Your FORD DEALER Btaco ItM” OA DIXIE HWY. tN WATERFORD AT nOB STOPLIGHT OR 3-1291 TRY FISCHER BUICK i 764 S. Woodward Mnntadasm 1 MI 44223 FOR SALE 1*6* FORD. OALAXIE. 1 Sow m excellent shape. Phono after 3 p.m. UL 2-3319. i 1(66 FORD. 4 DOOR (It l 1664 Pontiac, 4 door (66 . 1653 Chevy 666 ■ 1646 Fonttae 166 , CRAKE MOTOR SALES f ; TV 8-6822 ItM FORD. RADIO. HEATER. ABSOLUTELY MO UONlt DOWN. A ammo payments of Turner, Ford. *14 MERCURY 3-DOOR HARDTOP with riSor-Jioatar automatic tranamlaatori. power atoertng. fuU price (6*6 One full year war-rantyl BOB BORST IplOOUl sff sSwisLL.fia 6-4636 SPECIAL .► j 1961 PQNTIAC . Station Wagon , 9-passenger 'with radio and beaten : Hydramatte traneatterioa. Few# brake* aad steering, exeafiaat condition. $2895 ‘ PONTIAC RETAIL STORE (6 Mt. Uemeoa st. FE 3-7954 •M MERCURY MONTEREY 4-door (*daa, .with power iteortug and brakoa. aad V* bavo ( to cbooae from! A* low aa 11,161 onejrear warranty! ROB BORST LINCOLN MERCURY. Ooa block of 15 U.B. It, BIRMINGHAM. Id 6-4538.- DON’T BUY ANY NEW OR UMt|> Completely recoeJltlooed used can ad low_prte**l HOMER HIGHT CHEVROLELPONTlAb-BUICK OXFORD Ol 6-363* BUY YOUR NfiW OLDSMOBILE FROM [ HOUGHTEN & SON . 636 N. Mala. Rocheetei OL 1-9761 ► 1666 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR IffS 1. automatic tranamlaaloo. Vt engine 8TORAOX CO. LIQUIDATION LOT. 8. Bait Blvd. at Auburn. FE 6-1441. 1957 MERCURY 4-DOOR HARD-top - Excellent coDdlttoo. Take oeer payments of ti.lf per week to pay off bolaaoo due ad (167. ABSOLUTELY NO MONEY DOWN, Etas Auto State. 3376 W. Huron at Ellaabeth Lab* Road. FE 1 ItM. UnroiMCn I Urea! ^te^lns“tauQow Jewo payment. *UM per rnesMbl BIRMINGHAM ChTysler-PIyroouth 66* MERCURY :MQig|l HARD-tep. nd aad *Wta finish, llks new! Balaaee due 607. ESTATE STORAOS 00. TMIdIDATIOM LOT. S. Baud Rlvd. at AWten Hi HW. - 647 MERCURY 4-Do6r HARD-top. Turapiks Cruiser, air een- ^B. Mi rWmw. FE M6 COllBT 4-DOOR 6TATION wagon, kadio^snd^bsster. auto-Whttawall Urea. Resl sharp ear* Full plies 61.iM. LLOYD MO- a&Ws-iswMi B ItML 1(60 MERCURY MONTEREY CON-YnnMJL white (B a Mack top and matching trim I Itodia. Sob MTU'&lS"® 1(66 COMET 4-DOOR )OR SED A®-! r automatic in T Passenger station wagon. (MO of those rare KM and for thoee KSp-r^ta-Si^rS ranty, SUBURBAN OLDS USED CARS. Ml 8, Woodward Avo.. Birmingham, ifB 4 4486 ; 1667 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE beatand rod with a white top, radio, hotter, automaUe transmission. power steering and power brakes. Full price 6M66. One ' tote ■VwVSBty I BOB BORST, LINCOLN MERCURY. One block ■ of 16 Mil# oa ub id. am- MINOHAM. MI 6-463*. 1666 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 4 DOOR at 61.1*6. Hvo others ____________ from! One Tsar Warranty 1 BUB. URBAN OLDS USED CAR8. 856 8. Woodward - — in.cr.ur, rear sharp. OBO uwoe Trade Full Friet 6273*6 one Yea Warranty! SUBURBAN OLD USED CARB, IM B. Woodwar Avs„ Blmtasham. MI 4-44M. 1664 OLDBMOBILEb 3 DOORS. Doors, ••($•• Super ‘VT' and “Ms and aU ta A-l condlUoo aad SI ready to (Ol Wo have seven to choose from, (1.566. QM'3«g Warranty! SUBURBAN OLDS USED CARS, 566 --- ilrmtatamm. — ■ •6* OLDOIOBILE V*” CONVERT-w*~ -fihjafe MtaiOiB mtlful black finish ‘ | Your* to ’arraate. 1 __________ cury. One 11 Mil* oa U J. to. 1 MI 6-4636. 16M FLTMOUTH 4-DOOR CUOTOBI nsmis- _________Power ______ .4 and white. A real dow^ SHOP SUBURBAN AND Stark Hickey, Clawson 14-Mlle Rood, botwooa crooks and Mala, across from th* Clswson PLYMOUTH 1668 BELVEDERE. Moor sports ssdaa. VI oaabw. Power brakes and steering. Radio Moggy. ___________ MSG PLYMOUTH. B-DOOR. FULL El*OA____ the Unemploymeal PLYMOUTH BEDA6 !?»«?« 16*7 FU Son. _ lutel v kO ami 1*67 FLTMOOVH mr.'tF*rkt I PLYMOUTH STATION WBO-on. (deer with Myttader Rs-c client c pod Won. ThXOOVOt payments of 63.16 NtWMb W RADIO A1 1 etadttloa. ■■: IM7 PLYMOUTH. bMtar. «x*talm Moosy down. I Assume payments o month. OUt Mr. W Manager at Kins m a BogmawTFB________ ngM ' bad fuU *pri« of*only LLOYD MOTOR*. Unci 8sSnaw. i 16*1 '’fill' 16*1 FONTIAU. 4 dUh HA1-chlef VUU power steering and hrakoa. 16, tad Miles, PE IK376 eaglae. 1 OR3-94B! INI PONTIAC CATALAlA. * DOOR sedan, hydramatte, power brakes aad Mooring, white watt*. 13.664 miles. *3.360 PE 4-746*. between 1 IttMTlI . PONTIAC. SATE MONET WITH a Fetaiil state Bank loan when 1661 PpNTIAO.BONNEVILLE convertible, fall power, 63.6M. Coll after g or Sundays 663-3144. low mileage, boatay. j UM PONTIAC CATAIDIA CON-vertlble. Radio aad haaMr. whitewall firm. Power brake* truutaidM *t*erlnj^, mitomatlc oSm!l«6.' LLOYD ‘motors! Lincoln. Mercury, OtaW. Meteor, 333 B. Baglnaw, PE 3-6131. MmmdfhtiXim ' w* 14 PONTIAC NEW TTUUM. UL MM STAR CHOW POITTIAC, Th, ■ --- tihamtti 16U PONTI*C CONVERTIBLI IL M, 33 SaaaMra C* FE 3-34*4. Oaft Mwi 4 pc. tlM rc—■" “ x_ 1646 FQNHAo CAtAOWA 3-TOffB teTms.nDpATI^^o41'4CHEVRa 1OT FOifme 3-DOOB haIdtop HjWteamaUo. sharp. Make offer. WRAMRLi* .emi mm station waaak. tBTgyiry»ln« to-eludlng factory InsuUled alr eondl- ooibvrioW~ absolutely i Harold Turner, Ford. 3RAND TURISMO HAWK. NEW PONTIAC STARCH IEF 11*7 feurdoor hardtop. Moorlag, brakes, nyd transmission. Royal bn* eo|n. Msreury. Comet. Meteor. 2321I. Saginaw. FE 2-9W. * Ml WILLY! JEEP WITH CAB, snowplow on front. 4M* actual mite*. 4-wheel drive. FuU price $5 DOWN ON ANY CAR ON OUR LOX —Credit Checked by Phone — •47 RAMBLER Wagon, AutomaUe, Sharp... •65 FORD Country SqtaanJFaioo........... •55 CHBVHOLBT Stick shift V-S......... •64 BUICK ouper Hardtop, Clean.......... •64 FORD Convertible. Like Mew.......... •86 P06ID Ferd-O-Malle. Radio, Beater... •M DeSOTA Hardtop. Radio. Automatic... ■64 FORD 4-Door, Automatic..... ........ ’67 HUDSON Hornet, Radio, AutomaUs.. VS HDBBL i-Door, Avtomaite, Radio....... •57 CHEVROLKT. Automatic. Radio......... *64 BUICK Hardtop, AutomaUe. Radio...... *M CHBVHOLBT VDoot, Automatic... •64 BUICK » , •64 CHBVHOLBT i LIQUIDATION LOT 150 S. Saginaw FE 8-4071 In They Come and Out They Go! Were Making Deals Like You Never Saw Before! Low Prices! Good Cars! And Only 8 Miles to That Better Deal! 19SG OLDS steering, power brakoo, Hydra- 1900 Bonneville .. $2495 1960 VAUXHALL w with matching I* taw mileage. A real pa* a The price U right. $1195 1959 BUICK or sedan. Dynaflow. radio, or, whitewalls. A nd aad * beauty. Really aa eyeful. $1595 $995 1959 PONTIAC $1595 1956 PONTIAC Two door hardtop. H radio, hooter, white) $395 .$295 1959 PONTIAC Star Chief I-door sedan. Power steering, power brake*. Hydra-matte, radio, hotter, whitewalls. Only ls.ooo guaranteed actual mile* Like new, $1795 I960 Pontiac,... $2195 Star Chief 1-door otdaa. Power •teering and brakes, Hydra-matte. radio, boater, whitewall*. ord .’.....$250 1-door aodan. automatic, V-g engine, solid black finish. Baiter hurry I 1958 Chevrolet. .$1295 ..$1595 Here's the Cream of the Crop Right Here on Our Lot 1 I960 BUICK LeSabre Convertible ...$2395 | 1959 FORD Fairlane 2-Door ........................$1195 finder engine, Ford-O-Matic tranamlaleon, radio, boater aad owall Urea. Kxtrh ate*. 1958 BUICK Special Hardtop ........................$1295 1959 PONTIAC Bonneville Convertible ...$1995 or steering, power brakoa. radio, hooter aad whitewall Met*, with feory top aad la matching genuine leather trim, like tram bumper to bumper. 1961 TEMPEST 4-Door Sedan ....................$1995 Hydraaaatte tranamlselon, radio, boater aad wbltewaU tiro*. Beau- 1959 PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop ........ .$1695 1961 Pontiac.... $2795 Convertible with power steering. 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Anthony Steel.. 11:96 (4) Tonight (7) Oacar (Cont.) (9) Movie - "Macao" (IMS) Burton flew to Paris for a day of retakes on the film "The Longest Day.’’ When newsmen In f the French capital asked if bei planned to many Mias Taylor, | the 36-year old British actor re-1 plied, "I am married.” * week, did not go to the airport to meet him when he arrived Sun- COLOftTV, BUCK and WHITE 7V RADIOS, STEREOS Istai You Ovy... Chuck Our low, tas Price*... Guaranteed to Save You Money! RCA BEST SERVICE - BEST VALUES, ZENITH . 7 Yeart Experience in Color TV 7 “. TRY USl Opt* 0 le 9 Otoedey end Friday SIIES mmd (56) World History 1:66 (4) Faye Elizabeth CM (2) Password (4) Jan Murray (Color) (J) Jane Wyman (56) French Lesion 1:66- (4) News 1:26 (2) House Party (4) Loretta Young (7) Seven Keys (56) "Skyscraper Wilderness’ 2:69 (4) Young Dr. Malone UamBendlx. 19:01 (7) Mr. Lucky TUESDAY MORNING 6:99 (4) Continental Classroom 6:99 (2) Meditations 6:26 (2) On the Farm Front 6:29 (2) College of the Air 441 (Color) Continental Classroom — Government $99 (2) B'Wana Don (4) Today (7) Funews 7:99 (7) Johnny Ginger 9:99. (2) Captaht Kangaroo (98) French for Teachers Joan Ducks Comment on Liz — or Any Girl NEW YORK — I wonder what all the other beautiful girls think of BUnbeth. Taylor, ab I asked Joan Collins—-who also once made a film with Richard Burton. “Sorry — but I never give an opinion of —another woman,” Joan said, a very sneaky I^RNRik answer when you think of it, “There are only,” Joan added, “eight chil-dren Involved In this” ** which wasn’t so < sneaky. ■ Joan was sitting In a Broadway the- * after the other night when Eddie Fisher i suddenly said hells. Many photogs were ■ there. Not wishing to emfeanam Eddie or I herself, fey getting into tome pictures im- HHH plying the triangle fend become a gnl- wiLOON rangle, Joan rushod eat before the curtain fell 1 don’t need that publicity,” Joan told me later. "I’m kind of a square about marriage. I don’t it’s like a 7-year>studio contract.” CONSOLIDATE YOU DEBTS 2)26 (2) Verdict is Yours • (4) Our Five Daughters Who Do You TYtnt? 9:66 (2) News 4:00 (2) Brighter Day (4) Make Room for Daddy _ (7) American Bandstand (56) Big Picture 4:15 (t) Secret Storm 4:26 (9) Telescope UAW 4:99 (2) Edge of Night ' (4) Here’* Hollywood (9) Rami* Darnle (56) To Be Announced 4:60 (7) American Newsstand Become Debt Free the Sensible Way. Arrange for a Schedule of Payments „ to Fit Your Income, a, NO UNIT TO AMOUNT • Requirements: Your Sincere Desire to Get Qut of Debt., Phone FE 8-0456 oo sa Milk Takes Longer to Reach Consumer COLLEGE STATION. Tex. (UPI) — Deepite transportation's Joan said she did hot fall 4n love with Burton when they made “Sea Wife” back tn ’57, and that "Rich,” Sa he’s usually called, told her. “You mean you’re going to break my record?” Net that she doesn’t like bays, Heavens! At a Holly- : wood party, I once aaw fear In a rage at an escort who was * flirting. ‘rather girls had better keep their hands of fa man I'm) with!” Joan warns. "That’s definitely poaching. And If the guy J exceptional quality when It leaves the farm. Hiroshima Couple Plans to Protest Red N*Testi NEW YORK (AP)—A young man and a young woman, both residents of Hiroehhna , Japan, visit Soviet United Nations official* here today .to deliver a petition against Russian nuclear Buffaloes on Way Bock NEW YORK (UPD - Buffaloes are multiplying rapidly here. A baby calf was bom recently at Freedomland, and officials of the There's a EARL’S PEARLS: At today’s prices, people don’t take va-5 cations. Vacations take people. WISH FD SAID THAT: Good housekeepers are hard to find these daya—whether you’re hiring one or marrying one. That’s earl, brother. 1 (Copyright, 1962) 1 Really Cover Ground KENT, Ohio (UPD-Just standing Still, a large free covert a lot ot mileage. 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' ‘XFt 4-252S ■ • •••' • i m THE PONTIAC P^K$& MONDAY; APRIL B, 19«8 THIRTY From Foreign Newg Cables iSTolSS u“plorti<* Han leader, the Rev. Dr.Eugenej Canon Blake ol Philadelphia. I Four Churches Explore Merger FVptottanf Groups With 1 tA UflL.i .. NEW YORK (UPI) - The wav Problem Is Keeping Moslems in Hieuriy :!9 ®n Rolls Open Talks WASHINGTON EVEREADY SKILLET 6.70x15 Tube-Type Whitewall Plus Tax 24-Month' Guarantee Assorted Sizes No Trade-in Required ... Buy a new set of ALLSTATE Bret ®TM for Tyrexlnc. Buy the 1st ALLSTATE Whitewall Nylon Guardsman, 6.70x15 Tube-Type For 26.70 Plus Tax •. . Get 2nd lor %. FRINGED 6.70x15 Tube-Type Whitewall Plus Tax There is No Stronger Tire Guarantee Than Sears ALLSTATE Tire Guarantee 27-Month Guarantee Reversible TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE If tire fails daring the monthly guana- No Trade-In Required ... 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SO, II 27.60 13.80 7.10x15 27.35 13.76 Mo, is 8.00,11 29.85 14.92 7.60x15 29.85 v 14.-92 ■ nCii ■ M9»l« 32.35 16.17 THE PONTIAC PRES#AI([ mWiaUrn PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. MONDAY, APRIL 0, 1962-68 PAGES 2-Wheeler Drive Rolls Teacher Knows Her Stuff Guerrillas Attack Near Helicopter Base; Five Vietnamese Victims 'Families' in Miami Have $26 Million for Prisoners' Fines SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A — Communist guerrillas killed two American military advisers to South Viet Nam troops and apparently captured two others yesterday in an ambush near a U.S. helicopter base 850 miles north of Saigon. MIAMI, Fla. (A — Cuban exile negotiators will fly to HaVana tomorrow with hope of Inducing Prime Minister Fidel Castro to reduce the $62 million set as ransom for their sons and husbands captured at the Bay of Pigs. A spokesman tor the Cuban Families Committee laid Castro replied favorably lari^ night’ to a cable seeking an audience with him. The vice treasurer of the committee, Enrique Uses, said the committee already has raised 136 million in cash and pledges in standing, me Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce Manager Max Adams, Drive Chairman Anthony SUel of the Pontiac Optimists Club and Lt. Clayton Randolph of the Pontiac Police Department. French Endorse Algerian Treaty Annual Campaign On in City Today; Groups Push Licenses PAR|S Iff)—French voters have overwhelmingly approved President Charles de Gaulle’s peace pact with the Algerian nationalists. The Secret Army Organization, fighting to keep Algeria French, replied with more terrorist killings and defiant proclamations printed in newspaper plants occupied at gunpoint. Sixty-five per cent of the 26,988,275 voters voted In metropolitan France endorsed De Gaulle’s Algerian policy Sunday in response to his plea for a public show ........... *"""*»of confidence. Only 25 per . a at m cent of the registered voters Woinn Moui Ploa failed tocast ballots, and TV viyii Ivvvv I IvU 60 per cent of the valid bal-A| . • « lots were cast In favor of the oftMesfBan EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY - Sister Elaine of St Hyacinth’s School near downtown Pittsburgh does the “double Dutch” in sldppihg two ropes at this same time. The picture was Tigers Open Against Senators in Show World WASHINGTON if) — The 1962 JFK and Macmillan May Send K Not* in Bid ftp Halt Blasts •ends of copies of the papers A committee df U.S. citizens or-labeled “Special Secret Army tanized at that time to try to ar> Edition." range the trade. It was estimated wm, i nr that it would take up to $17 mfl- NO OAS SETBACK lkm to buy edoi«h tractors or The rightist aqcret army was bulldozers to free the prisoner*, dealt a psychological setback, The prisoners now’ assy be re-however, hy the French people’s leased one by one on payment of thunderous endorsement of De ranaoma . or indemnities ranging Gatdle’a Algerian pofipy even from 935,060 for a man in the Mke. < The license costs 35 cents. A safety iinspection by a difid’s parent may be worth his child's Ufa, * the sponsors point out. Volunteers * will hie in Pontiac schools this week' issuing the licenses. At, the end of the week, a bi-' cycle donated by a Pontiac merchant wifi be given to one of those President Kennedy beads the celebrities, along with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. Johnson will march to tbq^center field flag pole with American League President Joseph E. Cronin . and Senators' President El-wood R. Quesada for the flag raising. week. The winner wifi be determined by a drawing. The bicycle will be awarded at the regular meeting of the Optimists April If. The sponsors petal out that ty-censing is required by city ord- Russia argues fair play can be insured by faraway detecting gadgets. Teams of detectives would only snoop and spy, in Khrushchov’s view. The idea behind the proposed Kennedy-Macmlllan appeal, according to-informants, is to give Khrushchev a lari chance to . (Continued on Page 3, Col. 7) Satellite Up AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — Arnold Palmer, defending j champion Gary Player and Dow Finsterwald meet to-jj day in the first three-way playoff ever held in the Master^ Championship Golf Tournament At stake is hot only the largest total purse ever of- j fered ip golf history but also the tremendous prestige | ——;---------—1------‘♦which goes to the Masters ' regarded byJ Fire House Quits Era on Perry St for New Station The old central . Are station at North Perry and East Pike streets was vacant today far the first time in tnorp than MO years, h was replaced by the new central station at 111 E. Pike St flayer PkMp B, Bewst* aad Spring Taking Vacation Until About Thursday RECOVEBS IN TIME Palmer, who pulled Ms. game together just when it looked like ha was going to blow it for the second year in a row, tied with Player and Finsterwald yesterday with * total of 380, eight strokes-under par. THE PONTIAC PRESS MONDAY. APRIL ». 1W2 On District 3 Ballot \ Mayor; 5 Other Officials.*, Will fie Elected Tonigbfe Woman Opposes Taylor in Omaha «»*«*» yyer weeKena "Pontiac is at a critical period in her history. Urban renewal has Qm It Heart Victim; brought many problem*. Decisions AnntW c—11. i.l_____ of great Importance In many area* must be made. Boy on Bike It Third JFK and Macmillan Weigh N*Test Plea Highway Toll in’62 wood St, daw-eon; and Aieiia C Burton, 58, of 48 Orton St The Taylor boy, son of BAs. Elizabeth O’Heam, was dead ea arrival at Avon Center Hospital in Rochester shortly altar 4 p.m. yesterday. "Oommlssianers and c 111 s e n a need closer communication. Unavailable or “too busy" commissioners cannot property perform re-would encourage sponsibilitles. resident to express their opinions to me and participate in their the information available to the people on local afhirs. De Gaulle Receives Vole of Confidence (Continued From Page One) Seek Two Girls of Trio Involved in Home Escape GRAND HAVEN « — Two IS- How Many'Make If to Broadway Stage? The Weather struck the side ef a house at 23 Maple St. Galbraith, a father, of four, apparently fell asleep at the wheel of his car while driving on Der quindre Road north of 13-BOle Road in Madison Heights early Saturday, said Madiaon Heights Police. He was alone in the car. Ha struck a bridge abutment. Galbraith was dead on arrival at William Beaumont Hospital. WSU Prof to Discuss *Bible as literature' Dr. Thelma Gray James, Wayne State University professor, will discuss “The Bible as Literature” at a meeting I p.m. Wednesday at Pierce Junior High School, sponsored by the Waterford Township schools English Association. Well known In educational dr-dan Dr. Jamas was Bstad in With Ids resounding “yea” vote, De Gaulle may decide to call new legislative elections. Han(g)over Street? BALTIMORE (AP) - The alley west of Hanover Street la as straight as a die. But the sign says, “No Parking on Curve.” 500 Villagers Flee for Lfrca T Tllfe rdXTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. APB^L 9, 1082 iKsftn Speedway’s merged with Marathon...now two great traditions carry on! Fill up now at the sign of Marathon or Speedway 79. And don’t forget your Gold Bell Gift Stamps! This Is Marathon I This Is Marathon I THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 8..1W8 m Gep. Harking Sees No Red Push ~ ; J wS. Leader Proud Tourist Dollar Balance Unfavorable By MALCOLM BROWNE SAIGON. Viet Nam III The general who guides U. 8. military policy in the bloodied jungles of natnese forces have been doing ai flclals, lor talks vlth Vietnamese leaders, and for flying Inspee- fine job since they went over to the initiative, "And I predict you’re going to'see some fine results.' Viet. Nam says the changes are The general talked with this re-against open intervention by Red|porter in a small, modestly fur-powers in this nation’s war against nistied office in Saigon. His words the Communists of the north, were punctuated by the clatter 'of Gen. Paid D. Harkins, who as-j typewriters, sumed command of U-S. forces t in February, finds the Viet- SUUe Bunk No. t REPORT or CONDITION OP Pontiac State Bank Published in accordance « by tb* Commissioner ^ ol e Btnklncl ASSETS process of collection.. United State* Oorernn obligation*, direct The sharp-featured, blue eyed officer, leaves his headquarters frequently for trips to Hawaii to confer with top U.S. defense of- 'Rights' Pushed by Young Dems Group Asks All Pa^ty Members to Join Fight Against Discrimination Harkins’ ticklish job is more like that of a coropration executive than of a field marshal, Thg four-star West Pointer has 5,000 U.j servicemen to command bot no combat units to‘direct, [Colony Blooms in'Red Desert' Perchad on Chino Coast, Britain's H oivg Kona united state* had a rs. • t „ » •” travel deficit of fl.i billion last Oasis for Refugees U.S. Aims at$1-Billion Travel Loss DALLAS (UPp — Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges said Rail estate owned other than bank premises......... Investments and other as-•ete Indirectly rapresent-tni bank premises or other real estate......... Other aeaets ............... 560.425.9 GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) — The ( Greater Michigan Division Young Democrats has asked all * members of the party to fight discrimination in housing and to (7.111.(11,push for a strong civil rights law —1—— in the state, . _ LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lndi-— ytduals, partnerships, and 'corporations ________.... 15.131.023.(5 Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations .. 14,121,307. Deposits of United States Government 'Including postal savings) ........ 491,6(3 (3 Deposits of States and political subdivisions .... 5.(80.7(9 Deposits of banks ......... 5,000. CsrttfiaO and -offleers1 Checks, stC. . . ...... 308 008.68 Total Deposits (15.727,7(0.04 (SI Total de- posits . . 1(M CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (25,000.00 (25.000.00 • m.r~ capital) ........ ..... Total Capital Accounts .... Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts ............31 MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned ■ : repurchase! . (a) Leah* sa shown above are after deduction of reserves ol ..... ...... 1(7,051.1 Deposits of the State of — ‘neludedtn States and ) . .. 37,105 . Cashier, of t deposit! of political suM WM. A. EUBANK Cornet—Attest: milo j. atom JOHN C. edWE SMITH FALCONER . -State of Michigan, County of Oak- The organization which includes ail young Democrats in Michigan except those In Detroit and college groups, made the civil rights plea in a resolution passed yesterday. The reaolntion blamed Republican members of the state House of Representatives for balking previous passage of a strong civil rights bill, and said, "Therefore, be it resolved that all young Democrats call on all Democrats In fbe state to support this civil right* bill, especially the section requiring nondiscrimination In housing and all public accommodations. "We call on all good Democrats in the future listing-of their property for sale to instruct their real, estate agent to offer their property for sale without regard race, religion or creed,’’ the resolution concluded. > >' * * * The Young Dems also said any constitution drafted by the constitutional convention should be rejected unless it .contained "a realistic and reasonable proposal tor a reapportionment . . that con- siders recognizing the principle of one man, one vote.”. In other resolutions the young Dems declared themselves in favor of medical care to the aged through Social Security; a department of urban affairs; President Kennedy's tariff reduction program and continued negotiations seeking an end to nuclear ^jgbamb testing and stockpiling. HANDWIRED FOR LONGER TV LIFE MONOPOLE ANTENNA FRONT SPEAKER TRANSFORMER POWERED WARRANTY J2005C 90 Day Free Service . Base Optional SPECIALLY PRICED FOR ONLY... *149® 2 Years to Pay! 90 Days Soma as Dash! 121 N. SAGINAW ST.—FE 5*1C9 Your Appliance Specialists ,\\. , OPEN MON. BMd PCI. ’Ht 9:00 P.M. WASHINGTON — The flood of battles refugees Into Hong Kong has been to engineer. |« mixed blessing tor the small ’ . „ . . British colony an the broad face He sees that U.S. support «utd,0f Red China, advice flow smoothly »o Vietnam-j ^ and ^ ^ ^ ese forces doing the actual fight- Ljn ^ fact about lng against strong, hit-and-run Hong Kong. Their energy, skffl, Communist guerillas hum the Viet [and money are found in the clat-Cong organization of Red-ruled Itering textile mills, new hotels, North Viet Nam. [housing developments, and fae; 'lories which turn out everything NOT LIKE KOREA war as Korea," Harkins said. "The Vietnamese are doing the fighting and doing a fine job. The training they’re giving their armed forces is some of the finest I’ve seeir." Harkins, 58, served with the late Gen. George S. Patton Jr, in World War H, and was chief of staff of the '8th Army in the Koeran conflict. Top U.S. military advisor to Gen. Le Van Ty, supreme commander of Vietnamese forces. "I wouldn’t even gurus how long this fight Is going to take," Harkins said. “I’ve only got half a orvtsal ball.” What are the immediate military prospecst? "Judging from ther reports. I’ve seen, I don’t think the Viet Cong is changing its tactics to meet the offensive against H. The Viet Cong is coming out in large forces 200 or 300 at a time sometimes— but every, time they do, they’ ing beaten. I think the fighting ships.. PRICES ARE CHEAP MTo the Jet-home visitor frofh he West.” says one wri 'Hang Kong beckons as world's most alluring bargain Hie semitropical. tax-free port offers Swiss watches at less than Swiss prices, doty-exempt cameras, silks from Thailand and Chi-antiques. Custom - tailored suits of Italian doth or British tweed can be made in less than day at one-third what they would cost in the United States. la the pest decade, more than a million - refugees have fled Commnnist China. The reentt In what flw. Sir Robert Black described as Hong Kong’s most serious problem “the press of population" In nn area of SM year because of an unfavorable tourist dollar balance. Hodges told a U.S. travel seminar of representatives from seven Southwestern states that some 1.6 Americans traveled overseas. Together with, the millions who visited Canada and Mexico, they toft $2.2 billion. In foreign cotters, he said. la toe same period, flw U.S. received about fl.l billion tram foreign visitors, thereby creating tiie travel deficit, Hodges said./ said the Commerce Depa ment's U.S. travel service program should remedy this situation. It encourages overseas travel to the U.S. and should have a twofold effect on America’s interna tional relationships, Hodges said. • A ♦ ‘fS In' addition to eaiMtag* new revenues from tourist 'dollars to holster our economy, Hodges said thSt the program will national friendships. Adequate housing, food, clothing, and water supplies never seem to catch up with the burgeoning population, now 3.25 million. For every death in 1961 six babies were born. Honk Kong can look here is going to stay at about the forward to a natural increase of same level. another million in the next ten . * * , * [years. Hundreds of thousands must continue to exist |n dark alleys ’Of course, this war goes in-fits and starts. It’s something like a sine wave (a mathematical graph that goes up and down in cycles. Every year fighting increases during the dry season and then subsides in the rainy seasoi The general said he believes Communist infiltration is continuing but that open Intervention by North Viet Nam, Red .China or the Soviet Union is unlikely. In ah attack should come, could Vietnamese and U.S. forces handle it? ■ * 4 - "That’s a question you could go into at any length,’’ Harken replied. "It would depend on where the attack came from, the kind of attack and se forth.” "The Boston-born soldier understands that the Russians still are airlifting supplies on a large scale to Tchepone, a Red-controlled Laotian town 99 miles west of the South Viet Nam frontier. Although H a r k*i n s commands U-S. Army helicopter companies flying direct support missions in which Vietnamese troops are airlifted into battle, his organization remains largely advisory. U5. advisors are assigned to help command levels throughout the Vietnamese army, as low as battalions. U.S. servicemen are undo* orders to shoot at the Viet Cong, only if fired on, but they have volved in many fire fights since the military, assistance buildup began last December. and crowded tenements, or set up house on a sidewalk or a rooftop. The scenic face-of Hong Kong combines ancient East and modern West, brought together in vivid contrast. Below famed 1,1800-foot Victoria Peak, luxurious villas and packing-box shanties overlook a blue harbor rimmed with neon-crowned skyscrapers and dotted with sampans and brightly painted junks. WASHINGTON — Microscopic molds that ingeniously trap and eat tiny animals may prove valuable to fanners. v* ★. ★ The carnivorous fungi look as harmless as the green fuzz that stale bread. But to their animal prey, they are as deadly cobras, the National Geographic Society says. Though the curious molds thrive la garden composts sad A-Scientist Trainee Missing From Britain LONDON (UPI) — A 19-year-old tfalnee-sdehtist was disclosed today to be missing from his job at Harwell, the British atomic research center. Although a Europe-wide search was repeated under way for the youth, Terence C. Adams, authorities insisted there was no question of security involved. A spokesman at Harwell said Adams had Idled to return on schedule last week from week holiday in France with an unidentified male friend. “We are anxious for him only as any firm would be to find someone who appears to have disappeared," a spokesman at atomic center said. Steel Makes Progress NEW YORK (UPI) — In 1901 only one steel company in the nation could turn out 1 million tons a year. Now there are at least 20, according to the American Iron A Steel institute. "Peepie of other land* will have an opportunity to meet and know «■, to aoe.no In ear bomeo and fleldo and inetorieo, to'see otor way of life, and to learn that we oliam with them many common problem* and aspiration*,” Hodgee sold. "ThU la the way to world pesos.” Hodges said it would not be easy to get tourists fo America because of keen competition.. $7 MILLION FOR PROMOTION Here In America, more than two dozen foreign governments spending more than $7 million each year for promotion and if-formation to persuade ua to go abroad,'' he said. "Over rivalry is just as keet^ and includes the iron qurtaia- ctBintries To me*»um ft* potential bn- Molds May Aid Many Farmers Certain Fungi Trap and Eat Small Animal; in Gardens, Forests needed to watch them, even biologists knew about the minute dramas until 18M when a German scientist observed a mold In the act of trapping and killing toe .tarvae of a nematode worm. Now, French investigators have reported that the molds can control sheen hookworm, which is closely related to the specie* that attacks man. Experiments indicate the plants also can check worms infesting cereals, potatoes, pineapples^ and other food plants. Scientists aAe interested in learn-ing more about the physiological mechanisms by which the plants snare their victims. Some plants develop artful, ringlike structures attached to rootlike filaments. When a wandering nematode happens to stick its head Into one of these trope, the ring Inflates to three time* Its normal she In less than a tenth of a second. The animal to caught In a stranglehold. Even if the nematode breaks away from tiie plant, the ring with it. Little by little, the ring pushes filaments into the worm'* body, killing and consuming it. Other molds catch their prey ith a flypaperlike substance. Still other* give off spores that are swallowed by passing animals. A spore germinates-in its hapless then sends out filaments ftom the shriveled corpse to pro- low-coot group airline fares for foremens travel came in for special pralae by the secretary. He said tiie reduced round-trip fares would, “be a- shot in the arm" for tourism in the UJL that a mei European visitor traffic t* the United State* over the next tour year* — and five mm would i annually into mare and more travel. Moreover, it is a fact that ttwde follows travel and fa) these days of regional trade gfoupiio, travel trim on an even added significance." He also praised the recent action of U-S. and Canadian railroads which hare initiated a 15 per cent fare cut for foreign tourists. "With this kind of. coopers-Mon,” he said, "we can’t help bot attract a great number of oversea* visitor* who will quickly realise that travel In the United State* to not a*, expensive as many have been led to believe." Hodges pointed out that the United States doe* not plan an attempt to stem the flow of tourists from America to other foreign countries. "Two-way travel,” h* said, ‘ torically and inevitably generates MONTGOMERY WARD CO, HEARING AID DEFT. 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May we include your * home on our evergrowing lid of satisfied customers. lostoA JSJ EC C 0101 Far Ow 37 Yaart On# of Pontiac's llll ST dial Ik 9-0IBI Most Progressiva Fuel Distributors. j¥im PdXTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 0, W2 iffeet Behavior, Also Ability Soap and Decent Clothes Learning ■ N LESLIE J. NASON. ED.D. Frstomr st IIimHw . I’aWwWty «f UHw CMHml It'# a mistake to think hint children aren't aware of their appear-t mnejt. Look *t • Bttie girl in a | new drsas, or a ■boy In braad-ocw ■cowboy boots. | You don’t have to wander they feel! Teachers and supervisors at Idaho know that behavior «t ally matches the clothing. A boy in a now suit quite often behaves hke a new boy. |B ilsasiataiy schools, the flrst Say at school sat the Mlt day at school ar* drees op sees- kaves the aaMe way! Does appearance affect only party behavior? No! In one school In a large city, boys are allowed to wear s^to-bans, let their hair grow long, and wear dirty Jeans. This school has many discipline problems. At another school in the same area the administration demands trim, neat haircuts and reasonably dean clothes. The result-very few discipline problems, more learning. • ' * * * For many years, most American parochial schools and many I European schools have used uni-1 dtvMuals and puts all on i, even basis, at (east ao far as appearance is concerned. ♦ *' ♦ The same kind at thinking can be applied to elaanlinem. adults laws a physically dsan than when they are not. Chhdrsn have the sat j At Annual Frog Hop ! Herbie Goes Far fgrmtty in clothing aa an effective .The uniform the father PM able to receive training b a skill that raqtdrod Ism physical stamina. As a remit, he became permanently employed. I la a ............. unproved ao ww dfitMng could be bought tor the children. With new clothing cone a renewal of pride and more generous use of map and water. Johnny course, began to set like a different boy. New clothing and soap weren’t the only changes hi John-B HR . Rip*! life—the whole situation at On occasion 1 have been «N« home had charmed. But the be-to observe the change in children ,mproJ^ent WM M cloee-due to changed family drcubi- ^ to ^ improvement in stances. Johnny was cos exam - H«e the relationship pit. Johnny come from where the financial situation frequently bordered on the desperate, and he was s behavior problem of long standing. He exhibited antisocial and antischool behavior from the first day he was brought to school, ragged, dirty, and with a homemade soup bowl haircut. JOHNNY AN EXAMPLE .. DEL MAR, Calif. IP — Herbie, a creackerjack croaker recruited from a creek near Olivenhain, Birch Member Accuses Iowa GOP on Policy DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI1 - A member of the John Birch Society has accused Iowa Young Republicans of yielding to the "no-Win policy demanded by the left-wing Americana tor Democratic Action." af ★ ★ John Dilley, Des Moines, Eirch Society member and candidate tor the Republican 5th District congressional nomination, took issue with a resolution adopted by die young GOP convention. He challenged the resolutions David Btaaley, to a public debate sa the Birch Society issue, t at a campalga rally here April It. The resolution, approved after bitter debate at tha Young Republicans convention in Davenport Saturday, said, **W# do not Ms)t the support o( the John Rlreb Society and similar organizations, and* we would not accept such support If tf'%ere offered.’ Tha resolution also .put the young GOP on record as opposing "both the extreme left and the extreme right" and as condemning "the dangerous collectivist doctrines of the so-cailed 'liberal papery and the Americans for .Don-ocratic Action organization." got off the top hop Sunday at the ninth annual Southern California Jumping frog champion- Herbie, a California leopard-spotted bppper, won the broad Jump with a cumulative three-leap distance of U feet, 3 inches. He also wan best frsg honors sad so will be entered ante-math-ally Is the latsraatlsaal Jumping (rag Jubilee May M at Angela Camp ta Calaveras Couaty. Calaveras County was the setting of the famous Mark Twain story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County.** Herbie was entered by John F. Davis, 2a, aa apprentice a, 30 miles aorth of So Diego. The championship was sponsored by the San Diego Junior Chamber of Commerce as a cancer fund benefit. ♦ - ♦ .Missing from the field wqs Astro, winner of the Jump here last year. What happened was a cat got a frag in its throat. R was Astra. Johnny’s fatter was a at invalid. Uaskilled, he bad t years. The family parted by relief checks and p time eandags. Ons thing seems certain. For many children, the quality of citizenship and Die quality of learning ate affected by cleanliness and neatness. The child who is rent to school appropriately and neatly dressed, as well as physically clean, is In good position to tackle his learning task. DRIIT MARIA) By Dr. L M. Levitt. Tom Cooks and Phil 1 Names Art 'Puny* MIDLAND, Tex. (UP!) -Clubs in the Midland council of Garden Cube include "Westward Hoe/' and "Trowel and Error.’’ ' Astrological il>Si03 ar SIDNEY QMAKR | r„ tender 'Tha wise man controls his destiny . . . Astrology points the way." abies iiisr. n to Apr. Me Tea hart more baeklnc for project* (Bias than you might Interns. It la Ml an the surface or is justa rise. Sot U «:_OM day for apraadtat belief*, vtaalns friends. Net assess for cKmrs^Im harta. Think. ^ Come dswa to earth cart to cheek detail* Inveatoent ta sea talent tan pay s»- Boat Is eUoh to ‘‘Mwaaf liar1 sad net fliw. CANCEB (Mss M tg July III: ■traiehtforvsrd attitude beat May. Cycla inarp.na.nl, luuowuif aniuinaL ,ur CopytaQ others could prove Mstbr. £to (July » to Ass. It): Betas h sarS ef youraelf could annoy thoee you moat urn tS. Isfluanca. Allow modeaty ,.to IMS throuili; It will pas dlvtdendr Vermit record to apeak for Itaelf. . VIBOO (Aas. Uto Sept. Hi: All . for mlddla starts. OauTessatva. You percaptlvo mind can late sprat what tht Sifiol5rT 'wsre emottoue. If controltod. can bottom see. . sad war' smimatae. Tha key la CONTROL You can ahaka yaaraSU oat of s rut and asms ap with eaesiiiui aeneie. ‘"tcoiho fQct. n to soar attention to ana W Half Uatentaf can be lnl sou a friend, tatetrlty u not Intoroetod. aay ao at I sAorrtABfbs inot. as ■ I__ ■ msssoM SJt tST --------------------- '** *» TUESDAY » YOU# BIRTHDAY . . much ‘ thane*. sppartssMy ft tp -masSJ- BBrMiBMl rated Aasftt Joa^ wW jad^e - —• ip ClMW*s ease to Mas, aria soaresw by THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL, 9, IBM [ Glen Ora Just Meant for a Family The following an top price* covering calcs of locally produce by grower* and aokl by them in wholesale package lota. Quotatloa* an tarnished by the Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of could listen in on one of President Kennedy’s bedtime stories for Caroline, you'd hear him playing Friday. Detroit Produce vwnaif, curly, du. ........ Ctbbtfr. red. bu............. Cabbage, standard variety . , Carrots, topped, bu.......... Celery, root . ............ Horseradish, pt ............ It's Haven for Caroline's Dad mmmKmmmmmaM aw a a% « ] Begin Prooe on Ship Strike WASHINGTON (AP) - If you the part of a big brown bear named Bruin or a frisky terrier named Charlie. well known in advance-keep at a comfortable distance.” The article said that in Kennedy's change of pace at Glen Ora tinje it set aside for homework, for . church, games,, strolls, picnicking—and the bedtime stories. This picture of the President relaxing on weekends at Glen Ora, his country estate in Virginia, was presented yesterday in a copyright article in Parade mag- Xtaberb. Bettea**. bos . Rhubarb, Hothouse, bu .. aqusth, Hubbard ........... Turnips, toppad. bu....... Poultry and Eggs DtTnOIT ICOS DETROIT, April* S (API—Utf I paid par daaao at Detroit by ilrs —I (including UA. - __ L ntn large S stadium 26-27; amall 21; d DETROIT rOlLTBT Detroit for Ne. 1 quality par pound at live poultry; hens tU tJSea ba.'ltdf: tnfira'md Mto.' Whites ig-30; Barred Hock 39-31. CHICAGO BUTTOB AMD boos CHICAOO, April t lAPI—ChleatO Mir-—*“- »—rtertp—Butter steady; whole- 54%: ear* IS B 57%; IS C HH. lip about steady; wholesale buying prices unchanged to 4 higher; IS per cant or batter trade A whites SStb: mixed St; mediums M: standard* 27; dirties >1; checks St. Livestock DETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT. April » (AP) — Today's receipts: Cattle 30*. calves M. Das* 100. shoos IS*. Cattle compared last seek good and choice siangjhter steers and hellers fully Sic btsbef, Spelts He up; surer era*_, ____ ... ale toner; cava barely steady; bulls M tower; tea bead Ugb choice ta prime a- tt.... — . •—ensta* _ -heies stows ft W irty- 25.71; standard 21.SS-31.0S; utlUty stoats 11*0-21.00; low to avorage choice Mats at.oo-ar.so; ohm aR*4 tattov cbotoo hellers SS.SS-SS.00; standard 20.00-22.00; utility 17.00-St.M; sMBty oows it.00-1---- few up to lMt; coaneri and «a 12.00-11.00: utility bulls ISJMIJt; tor bahs flJMSAS. Veaters compared tost voek va fully sAMIt'ML ImLMalMf!. ________________ prime reefers 37.00-40.00; good end choice M0l«A standard ImMmK cull and wtlltty 10.00-2S.00. Shoes compared toot week slaughter lambs fully Me hither; slaugl*------------ steady. Baal' choica and pcTr _ __________ lambs jot lb. down Itio-ltiO; tow loads up to tt.00; ml and choice sf — lit to. down 17.S0-1S.S0: Btllto shorn lambs UM-W.H; cull sham awes 4.00-*.“ impend last weak bar rows and ICAOO. April t uSh—HON 4.000: r stow, butchers steady to *tc low-etghts over 140 lbs. off most; sows 17.00; around t*» bead at 17.00; mfami 1-3 100-230 fee. hMO-UJi, meetly 10.U-16 50; mixed 1-3 2*0-100 lb*. UJS-lMf; 3-3 140-2*0 lbs. lt.3t-lt.7t; StO-SOO lbs. liW-UA mixed l-S 230-400 lb. tow* 13.74-14.“* * ‘ *htSttto iStf fret cows etrsae to I lty Ik—_____________________________ 15 71; Individual uttoty biin|AE Sheep MO; two double decks mostly choice lot lb. shorn fed lambs with Ho. 1 salts steady at 1740; otherwise not innafti of any Mato tor a market teat.] While the 4-yearold girl sit? on her lather's knee, waiting for steep to come, Kennedy invents further doings of the two animals Bruin is an imaginary invention of Caroline. Charlie is a real live Fred Blumenthal, Parade's Washington correspondent, scribed Glen Ora aa the "epitome of privacy, where the first family can be atone with only relatives and close friends. Not a doctor, not an aide, not even bis personal secretary, Evelyn Lincoln, accompanies the President here except by specific request. Newsmen cover arrivals and departures from Glen Ora with binoculars from two miles away. SECRET SERVICE “Even Secret Service agents— because there are no crowds, no Father .and daughter also get together in his bedroom on Sunday mornings, Blumenthal wrote. After an early breakfast, the child briefs him on her own activities and those of Charlie, Bruin and Macaroni, her pet horse. The article said Kennedy tries to wrap up all Sunday business with his staff by church time, that aides and Cabinet officers can be at ease with their families. Blumenthal also reported that if work is not too demanding the President, who ,likes t may go barreling around the es- Republlcana have organized new local group called tee Republican Club of Pontiac. President of the chib is Perry C. Knox, of 473 Thors St. Ofoer elected officers are Donald HemdSy, vice {Resident; Mrs. Arthur Anglewicz, recording secretary; Mrsi Raymond King, corresponding secretary, and Robert Walds; treasurer. Goulart Leaves Chicago by Plane for Mexico CHICAGO (lb-A rested President Joao Goulart of Brazil left by.plane at 6:35 this morning for Mexico City. His two-day visit at Chicago was devoted mainly to^social calls and worship, as he ended his to the United States that began strangers, and few visitors, rii1 Tuesday. tate in a beat-up station wagon. Twice in recent weeks, the article said, he Was stuck in the mud and had to be pulled out by the Secret Service. Parry Knox President of New City GOP Club Husbands Strike Back TERRE HAUTE, Ind. ID-Local here formed HELP. (Housewives’ Effort for Local Progress). The men promptly chartered an outfit called LOAF (Leage of Apathetic Fathers). American Stock Exch. Creole Pet . 1 Dyoem Am . By Tiger .. Oen Devel . 3*1 Maid John ...1 13.4 KM-W Ab .... 10.5 Mohawk Alrl . 13.5 Mask P Mbs 3-Man Board Named by JFK to Look Into Dispute Injuring Hawaii WASHINGTON (AP)-A three-ian board of inquiry appointed by President Kennedy under the Taft-Hartley Law begins today its investigation of a West Coast maritime strike that has caused food shortages to Hawaii. In designating the board Saturday, the President took the first step toward getting an injunction the strike, now t fourth week. Representatives of the Pacific Maritime Association and three seafaring unions striking 13 of its ship lines arranged to si * statements giving their versions of the dispute. The board has until Wednesday to report to the President. Then he may ask Atty. Gen. Robert F. 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In his order establishing the board Kennedy said the strike had affeqted a substantial part of the maritime industry and would, “tf permitted to continue, imperil the national health and safety.* MINNEAPOLIS, Miim. (UPI)—: Two officials of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen (ORCB) have protested the proposed merger of four railroads. They claim it would impede growth of the northwefet quarter of tiie nation. Preside* Louis J. Praetor, Minn., and C. H. Anderson, secretary treasurer, Cedar Rapids, lows, said the mergers of the Great Northern; Paetfle; railways wseld Mag ahoet a rs- "Our opposition is that these services compete to produce healthier railroad industry," Wagner said. "These services also produce more' prosperous communi- Speaking here at aurally of the order, Wagner Mamed the “defeatist attitude of management' for many industry problems. a* employment hi the history at Anderson said the merger would eliminate 5,000 Jobs at an annual loss of $32 million and would adversely affect 23 states. Groin Prices CHICAGO, April I .. I.B% Kerch ; Ry» ....3.11% Key ( .........Lto j L ........1.13% I .......» “,? ' Treasury Position WAMpWTOM (AP) - She cert do- TinUEfi Retailers Divereifylrig jpwrewB Buyer Whims Mean Cash Hy RAM DAWSON AP laMusas News Analyst NEW YORK (AP)—Self-service rtwdy of tee sates of many sf teu originally it was aimed at cutting goods shows that 70 oj to change the face of r buying. It’s getttag so you ha vs to havo a program to teh a drug ■tore from a super market < some cases a service station from a hardware atore. per cent of all dwriakina to an made after/the shopper ms the sapmasrittL Hanes th^ trend to ths combi-ation supermarket when you can tagr* W of things you caul ices ia based on keener and more imaginative competition and the grooving belief that much consumer spending is done on the spur of the moment A Du Pont drag chains is only one evidence of this. More study is being given to the appeal of packaging hi attracting the shopper. FOSTERS BROWSING Self-service aids impulse buying because it foster* browsing among the shelves or machines, even if Wall Street Chatter Changes in packaging and competition between material types, grows keener as the buyes pent-pen Ms Impulses. For example, Jones A Laughlln Steel is promoting consumer interest in canned soft, drinks and foods although it makes neither, tt does make the tinplated steal used by NEW YORK (UPI) — Martin Gilbert of Van Aletyne, Noel A Go. says he still thinks the market is in the process of bottoming particularly aa it approaches >90 range in the Dow-Jones Industrial average. However, Gilbert feels that the long term trend is still upward and while the optimistic forces ate having a rough time, the DJ Industrial average will aoon bold with buyers exerting their influence on the price structure. According to Standard A Poor’s, Missile Unions Push Benefits Pass Out Leaflets at Factary Sites in Drive for Job Security WASHINGTON (UPI) — Union workers at aircraft factories and missile sites throughout tee United out leaflets today ia the kickoff of a drive to win greater Job security. The International Association of Machinists (IAM) and the United Auto Workers (UAW) put much of the blame on the government for what they feel is the lade “equity and justice’’ in the m space industry. Leaders of a IAM-UAW committee said the two unions were aware that the aerospace ‘not just another industry against which we can use the power of the economic force without any thought of the consequences.' But it added: "This Industry Is government They mid test since 1 dreds of thousands of workers In the industry bad lost their Jobs. Layoff benefits and separation pay were "incredibly inadequate," they said. The two AFlsCEO unions asked that industry and government coordinate their planning to provide more even flow of work plenty of advance notice given when contracts are to be canceled. Hiey also proposed benefits "on par with other major industries’ for workers who are laid off temporarily or permanent In connection with this, the committee called either for government assistance to help companies make layoff payments or government infer an industrywide income security fund. News in Brief _____ isle, ........... Unitarian Church, Woodward at Lone Pine, hi, April 13, • a.m. to 4 p.m. —adv. rial Rummage Sale WML, April 11, Youth Center, Shadbott and Beebe. Lake Orion. Open 9:30 April Uth, • a.m. to C p.ra. Pint Methodist Cbupch of Birmingham, W. Maple at Pleasant. Snack her and free parking. - pie Beth Jacob, 14 E. Pike. Mon. through Fri., April M3, 10 to 4 nmege tale, Friday, April a a.m. Associate* Michigan College, 128 W. Pflce Street. -Miv. Lodge Calendar Pontiac Shrine No. 22. W.S.J., stated meeting, Wednesday evening, April U. 8:00 o'clock. Mary McCurdy, scribe. New Contract Okoved at Ford's Wayne Plant DETROIT (UPD\.— The Fordjl Motor Co. u* United Auto Worker* Local NO last {tight reached ering LMO workers at Wayne assembly plant The worittrs walked off their Jobs Feb. Tt ia a dispute over ‘ ‘ Mi M there are two trends evideqt in the soft drink industry, which has experienced steady growth over a period of years. One is the swing away from the cola drinks, which > account for about 80 per cent of the market, to fruit flavors. The other is the emergence of the low-calorie aril drink. The Value Line Investment Survey says that most, but not sectors of the textile industry are riding a crest of prosperity, Orders are up, production is up, shipments are rising and profits tie running well ahead of last year. But now ia the time tb take a look ahead to the next dip, the survey points out. How long will the Industry as a whole and individual companies within it fare under the more eompetithre conditions which will apply a year from now? Aa we printed out earlier, one of the poasible prerequisites for an important upward move was an extreme in terns of selling, says Bache A Co. It now appears that we are doee to such a situation and therefore it may not be too long before an important sold-out condition is here, setting the stage for a significant short-terms rally. DreyfUs A Go. says that the Intercity common carrier trucking Industry hu become an essential and very sizable factor in tha movement of the nation’s food and manufactured products and is still growing—relatively and absolutely. Business Notes A Bloomfield Township Charles H. Keller, hu joined the ^Detroit advertising agency of was today by Harry W. Cal-|vert, president. Keller, 1475 or marly wu vice president of tee Fred M. Randall Co. Earlier, be wu vice president of Hopcrsft-Keller Inc. Richard H. Maurer. 18646 Devonshire Road, Beverly Hills, been appointed Lot Angeles district data processing sates manager for Burroughs Corp. Maurer, who first Joined Burroughs hi 1986, formerly wu special management representative of the marketing executive group in the Detroit home office. In the n trade mark darign and protect tnu * atm mors vital. Sinclair n the proper use of ito new trod* mark, f theirs. Some 380,000 trade marks an registered, and new out flower at the annual ride of 18,00b-fcr new products and firms or to re- HARDWARE TOO Department and food starts aren’t alone in turning to arit to catch the man' and with well developed impulses. Tbe^National Retail Hard-Dealflk Association says 20 per cfnt of its 23,000 members have installed self service in some form or other. And in seven years self service meat departments have Increased from 200 to 12,000. moat Americans stop at a service station u well u a grocery, the oil companies are giving the product diversification trend a big ride. Food services are provided si many stations of Standard Oil and of Tidewater Oil. Gulf Oil tempts customers to buy golf balls or headache pills. Richfield Oil and Indiana Stand ard are trying out automatic drj cleaning and laundry equipment. Atlantic Refining hu at leaat one gas station offering garden sup plies. Banker Named Estes Receiver Texas Financier Say:« Plans Being Made to Pay All Creditors ELV PASO, Tex. IF — An E' Paso banker will try to straighte out the snarled affairs of wet' Texas financier Billie Sri Estet U. S. Diet. Judge R. E. Thorat son said last night that Harr. Moora Jr. wu resigning u vice president of the El Paso Ns tional Bank to become receive for the multimUlion dollar Este; enterprise*. Kates, 87, BaM at Ms Peeos being drafted to see ( Iters receive every dollar be. , Irby Dyer, a Midland lawyer filed a debtor’s petition for til receivership Saturday. He esti mates Estes’ liabilities at 340 mil Hon. The government hu seemed Estes, free under 81to,SS# bond and throe other men at plotting to defraud ntoa finance companies at i Judge Thpmaaon said Moore war arranging to post $100,000 bond a* receiver and could go to Dalku to confer with Commodity Cr^d} Corp offic ials. CCC spokesmen have said thej will require $10 million bond for a receiver to retain grain storagr licenses held by Erie*. Murchisons Confident af Allegheny Meeting By ROGER LANE Widens News Writ BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - Dallas, Tex. today confidently faced their first public accounting of victory • * • year hi foMj (My scattered booes and cab Isons answered formally to stew» ardship u masters of Alleghany Carp., 37-billion holding company marshaling of stnekhrirter votes that took three weeks to sift and tally. Hie occasion wu the first n-nual stockholders muting of Alleghany since forces lad by Join D.------ the AUeghsny rotes u president for ths hN$ Jl months, said re- May 23 by overthrowing Allan P. Kirby u Alleghany chahnnm. Aides said John D. and Us brother, Cfint W. Jr., sons of Clint W. Murchison Sr., fabufooriy rich Terns oilman, had hip pocketed to voice previously asserted do-nothing charges agai ‘ 9tt Murchison management. However. Kirby hid emissaries on the scene—the Jubtiee Room of sadety a 'tee i pjn. i Although unhorsed, Kirby retains the largest single stodteokl-fog ta Alleghany, which controls tiie New York Central Railroad Investors Diversified Services, 34-bBltan Minneapolis-based investment company complex. Gone wu the carnival-Uke atmosphere of last year's control fight when private eyes, sndijk>0-er toy’s part held back corporate tfon, Kirby repeatedly has refused board, saying tt wu up to 1 Murchisons to ran things. The snuggle for dominance in hat was called a toattie of hi Ids unsuccessful bid to feUtia control, Klrty bought nearly one million shares of Alleghany stock on a Slagle day—April V lfoyfog --------r 3U million dritan. Ill - M