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Rare Heart Surgery Performed — 
at Pontiac General Hospital ji By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE 
Women's Editor, Pontiac Press 
 A-rare heart ‘operation, one of! at Pontiac General Hospital by a 
Pontiac surgeon. 
  used to save the lives of cardiac) beem done in Michigan. 
victims, ‘was performed recently) Developed by Dr. Claude §.| Principals and essential facts 
SULLENBERGER   DR. NEIL H. 
Turnpike Hopes 
Pinned on Bill Senate Eyes Legislation 
Giving Road Authority 
Financial Boost 
Hopes for the dormant Michigan 
Turnpike Authority and its plans 
for a north-south tol] road east of 
Pontiac are pinned on_ legislation 
placed yesterday before the Senate 
in Lansing. 
Authority Chairman George N. 
Higgins, of Ferndale today said 
he is hopeful for enactment of the 
bill to provide a financial shot in 
the arm for his agency. 
* * * 
~ State gasoline taxes derived from 
cncier use would be pledged by 
the measure to back up retirement 
of turnpike bond issues, if tolls 
fej} short of expectation. 
This guarantee would make 
sale of bonds attractive enough, 
Higgins believed, to jnterest pur- 
chasers who last summer flatly 
refused to invest in the toll read. 
The bill was reported favorably 
out of the Senate Highways Com- 
ain yesterday. If passed by the 
Senate, and by the House, Higgins 
is sure bonding companies ¥ will be 
willing to invest. 
Offices, Stores Plan 
Three-Hour Closing 
City and county offices and most   
downtown stores will be closed to- 
from noon until 3 p.m. in morrow 
observance of Good Friday. - 
Most shops in the Tel-Huron HEART SURGERY BEGINS 
heart surface Pe cea ancl ete Edwin DuBois. 
, Assisted by Dr. 
* (right) Dr. Gimble 
second step of the 
down the coronary 
from heart muscle. thereby    
(left) prepares to abrade the 
the heart muscle and the lining of the pericardial sac. 
ure. The first step Beck ot Western Reserve Univers 
sity in Cleveland, the operation is 
Se far as is known, this is |jmown as Beck I, to distinguish if 
the new surgical techniques being] the first time this operition bas (om Siahes pees grocers shee 
fog = vagt 
Pontiac Press Phote 
~ - The surgeon has reached the || dered ' asbestos between 
ma Rev. DuBois’ operation to the, 
simplest possible 
of understanding. 
- up by competent assistants; trained 
. loperating-room teams do their, 
machines assist évery step of the) 4 Top Newsboys Win 
cussed later in this article. ? 
  
~ Press Carriers Visit Capital 
  about the pioneering operation at 
DuBois, 61, of ‘Drayton Plains. | 
The Surgeon: Dr. Neil H. Sul- 
lenberger. 1a 
The Compiaint: Angina pec- 
toris, a disorder in which reduced 
blood flow to the heart muscles 
causes intense pain, and games 
or halts the patient's 
activities. 
The Treatment: Restricting 
flow’ of blood from the heart 
muscle to encourage additional 
formation of vascular channels 
in the musele; 2. Irritating. the 
heart by rubbing the surface with 
/steel wool, and injecting pow- [ 
the 
heart and the sac in which it 
is enclosed . . . for the purpose | 
of creating additional circulation 
and more adequate blood supply 
where most needed. 
The Result: Rev. DuBois was. 
discharged from the hospital 
Tuesday, 12 days after the oper+ 
ation. Tests indicate his condi- 
tion is near normal. He may look 
forward to a goodly number of 
additional ~~ of a life. 
The above ee reduce Pontiac Press Photo 
Suburban Crcaiation Manager Arlo McCully; 
center left, John Harris; centér right, Frank 
Crawford; Marshall Greenlee and Daniel Jackson 
fon ae — ) WINNERS DEPART — Off on a three-day 
jaunt of the nation’s capital are these Pontiac 
Press carriers, who topped 800 other carriers in 
a subscription contest. Shown ane (top) Press terms, for ease   
Press Carriers Wite Fes Amnesia 
FlytoCapital or Is Captive’—-Scott: DETROIT ‘?—Leonard Ewing Scott, facing charges 
jof juggling his wealthy wife’s money and murdering 
‘her, says she is “alive and either being held against her 
will for profit or suffering from amnesia.” —   
The operation, of course, is not 
that simple. In fact it is not 
sintple at all. Like all heart 
surgery it is quite complicated. 
The operating surgeon: is. backed   part; sensitive . instruments and 
way. All possible emergencies are 
anticipated and plans made to 
meet them. These things are dis | Reward of 3-Day Tour, 
¥ of Washington 
. 2 Four Pontiac Press carriers left! 
Bins a ‘atime nt Willow Run airport this morning Scott's 63-year-old wife, the five times married Los) Hospital: ‘for three days in Washington, p.c., Angeles socialite Mrs. Evelyn Throsby Scott, disap- 
  (center) and Dr. Arthur Calkins | 
    
slowing the return flow ties      
hike is already in effect. 
Robert Gibbons, district 2 Auto. Insurance Groups 
Won't Up Rates: Third Has Two major auto insurance companies said today that 
they will not boost their rates, while a third said a rate 
manager for State Farm 
  
Irisurance Co., 
insurance rates were raised 
recently to meet higher -re- 
‘aoa costs ‘and company 
losses. 
* * * 
But at the same time, spokes 
men for Allstate Insurance Co. and 
‘the Inter-Insurance Exchange of 
the Automobile Club of Michigan 
said they did not contemplate rate 
boosts at this time. 
These announcements followed) 
yesterday's report that 250 com- 
panies.in the state, writing policies 
under two national bureaus, had 
hiked their rates. 
of rising number of accidents in 
this ‘classification,- Joseph A. 
Navarre, state insurance com- 
amissioner, said. 
Gibbons reported that in this 
classification for liability insur-) 
ance on an annual scale, rates 
went up April 11 from $56 to $78. 
Minor increases were ‘noted in the 
over-25 class, 4vhile comprehen- 
sion insurance was boosted 18 per 
cent, he said.         said auto+ 
‘male class jumped Wednesday 
‘fog are in tonight's outlook, low For the many bureauéd com- 
panies here, rates for the under-25 
from $76 to $116. 
Gloomy Is the Word 
for Weather Outlook 
The U. S. Weather Bureau re- 
ports that ‘‘gloomy” is the word 
best describing the weather ex- 
pected this weekend, But gloom or 
no, temperaturés will be mild. 
Occasional rain or drizzle and 
  near 48. 
Tomorrow will be mostly clou- 
dy with scattered showers and a 
high of 56 to 60. . 
Last night’s fog forced Detroit 
area airports to close and caused 
cancellation of Willow Run com- 
mercial flights from 8 p.m. until 
‘early today. Heavy fog also caused) 
‘4 freighters to drop anchor near 
Detroit. ; 
Downtown Pontiac’s lowest tem- pee the patient and assist aoa Daniel S. Jackson, 14, 
| “watchdog” - would warn 
    perature preceding 8 a.m, was 47. 
At 2 p.m. the mercury read 52. (Highly technical terms have as a reward for winning a new haat: ny Angmar She was 
      
‘tries, was apprehended 
Monday at the Canadian 
end of the International 
Tunnel that connects De- 
itroit with Windsor, Ont. 
He is in jail here awaiting an 
extradition — May 7. these things were done to safe- ford, 15, of 704 W. Commerce Rd., 
surgeon: 
1.—An anesthetic drug was given T3i1 Colony Rd., West Bloomfield in the vein of his arm. | Township; and John Harris Jr., 
2.—A tube was inserted through 12, of 248 Crystal Lake Rd., Pon 
his mouth into his windpipe, to tiac. 
supply extra oxygen as needed. * 
3.—A cardioscope was at- Accompanied by Arie McCully, | 
tached by wires to bis arms and | Thr ti ea Press suburban circulation man-   Engineers Plan 
‘to Test Election | Await Mackie. Induction .. penta oa eee in Sel, is 
trie impulses registered at all | ager, they will tour the historic Into Office to Initiate he jumped bond and fled California 
times on the machine the pa- attractions in the Washington — Legal Proceedings , last May because he feared for his 
tient’s heart beat. This electronic | area, . ‘life, A “strange car’ forced him 
the | . aia . 
surgeon instantly through trregu- | LANSING * == Te —_— ~ paged ween, a 
Is x re 
lar heart beats of any impending ition, they will meet Rep. William! peed Gb eee et Pi . _|decided last night to persist in was still around. danger. S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak). 
‘its challenge of the legal qualifi-| At the time he was free un- } 
| * 
After seeing both the Senate and 
‘House of Representatives in ac-. 
4.—Ready for use also was a * * * 
machine ‘called Jefferson venti-| This is the first Press contest cations of John C. Mackie to serve, der $25,000 bond, He had been 
lator) designed to fill and empty for carriers offering trips to Wash-!as state highway commissioner. | indicted by a Los Angeles Grand 
the lungs, thus taking over the|ington as prizes. The, boys will ‘The soc iety's board of direc- | Jury on a charge of mishandling 
actual breathing for the Patient return Saturday. his wife's estate. The estate was 
as necessary during the operation. | |tors instructed the organization's | ois v sted at $600,000. 
legal counsel, Attorney Robert FE 5.—Finally, tubes were inserted F eo later Scat 
in the ‘patient's veins in order Ti ers Face Rain \Childs of Detroit, to take the ac oe ee ee 
that extra blood, other fluids and) g ‘essary legal steps. year-old retired Los Angeles in- 
medicine could be administered ‘for Home Opener | Mackie, 28, the Flint surveyor, jvestment broker, was indicted by   
— "alee eweawetiend!, th was elected highway commis. 'a Los Angeles Grand Jury on a 
operation could proceed. The sae sioner on April 1 for # four- ‘charge of murder in the disap- 
tient lay on his right side, with DETROIT (%—The Weather Bu- Year term beginning July 1. A ‘pearance of his wife. 
Democrat, he will succeed : GIVES MESSAGE e | 
(Continued on Page 17, Col. 1) ap said today the home opener, | Charles M. Ziegler. of the Detroit Tigers will be, | 
Benefits of Operation marred by light rain or drizzle, The enginoeg mreety fits! 
H i qualifications shortly after his nom- 
on Eden Not Determine ~*~ & &, jination by the Democratic state d through most of the afternoon, 
BOSTON (®—The doctor who op | The weatherman said the tem-' | convention, contending in the Su- 
erateg on former British Prime,perature would be arotnd the 50- ‘preme Court that he = not en- = 
Minister Anthony Eden said tO degree mark but thet the skies! titled to a place on the spring   
iraised legal objections to Mackie’s ‘his theory that his wife is alive 
i'tim of amnesia, but In answer to 
a newsman's question he said 
ihe would like to get this message 
cher: a &@-, 
Scott declined to elaborate on) 
‘and being held captive or is a vic-) ; 
| But today, with his lawyer be- ‘School Official 
Reveals Plans 
for Wilson Gif Civitans Hear Reports 
of Progress in Starting 
4-Year College 
Ay HAROLD §S. CO 
A local branch of t Mich!- 
gan State University will 
open its doors to some 1,000 
Oakland - Macomb County 
students in the fall of 1959, 
if all goes according to 
present plans, Durwood 
Varner, MSU vice president 
told the Pontiac Civitan 
Club at a luncheon meet-. 
ing yesterday. 
An architect has been 
-lengaged for the first build- 
ing to be-erected at Mea- 
dowbrodk Farm, the 1,400 
acre estate between Pontiac 
and Rochester given last 
January to the university 
by Mr. and Mrs, Alfred 
Wilson, he said. 
Dr. Varner added the architect 
was now doing site studies and 
the construction contract should be’ 
let in about one year, with 18 
months for completion 
Funds for this first building will 
come from the $2 million given 
MSU. by Mrs. Wilson along with 
the $8 million estate, he said. 
A complete four-year college 
is planned, Dr. Varner told the 
elub, based on the recommenda- 
tions of a citizen's committees. 
The committee rejected both a 
junior college and a senior college 
alone as inadequate for the needs 
of the two counties. 
It suggested a broad ‘liberal 
arts university, with emphasis on 
  and. this. 2 Age Eacenr se ; | until a year later and no trace ation and “train- 
pubs imple words for easy | t fouric than some personal effects in the pee |reading. ne = _— D. on nee eecutied orbits T " : 
PREPARATION, SAFEGUARDS /!# Pontiac Scott, ht 11 _| How to finance 
At the tit of the opeffation Walled Lake; Franklin A. Craw- soug: months by the police of two COUN-|.. Oakland County Branch Univer- 
(Continued on Page 8, Col. 3) 
Union Official 
Denies Violence Testimony of Others 
Calling Him Terrorist 
Branded as False   
WASHINGTON #—John Durkin, 
a power in the Scranton, Pa., 
Teamsters Union, today branded 
jas false testimony linking him 
with violence. 
He protested against being 
questioned now before the Senate 
Rackets Investigating Committee, 
contending it might prejudice his 
trial on pending federal charges 
jot taking “kickbacks” and new 
itrial on charges of conspiracy in 
ithe dynamiting* of a home, 
. But the graying, 50-year-old 
witness invoked no Fifth Amend- 
ment plea. He had invoked the 
amendment's protection against 
seif-incrimination yesterday in 
refusing to tell the committee 
his occupation—the only question 
asked him then, 
side him, Durkin answered the 
question and challenged the truth- 
  “I would like to tell Evelyn 
to return if she can and clear 
ithis thing up. She does not have 
to explain any of her actions or 
where she has been, any more than 
she has in the past.” 
i * * “Se i early t termine ,election ballof, The Supreme Court 
= amas panaht or will be Would be cloudy with some fog. refused to order his name with- 
obtained from the operation.’ iThe agai of a heavy rain are. \drawn as a candidate. 
Dr. Richard Cattell, who operat-| remote, he added, * * * 
ed on Eden for a bile duct ob-) The Tigers are due to meet the It was indicated that the new 
struction last Saturday, also said Cleveland Indians, with Billy court test, probably in the form 
in a morning bulletin that “it is Hoeft, the Tigers’ 20-game winning of a quo warranto proceeding 
impossible to predict whether southpaw. opposing another 20-| questioning his right to serve, will, 
there will be a recurrence of the game winner, righthander Bob/not be undertaken until Mackie “ludricously” Jess than the “‘fan- 
obstruction.” \Lemon ot the Indians. lis sworn into office. tastic figure” of $600,000, * 
  
By MARY ANGLEMIER Press Chearch Editor 
In commemoration of the last 
days of Jesus on earth Christians 
around the world will gather in 
churches for centuries-old cere- 
monies. 
A Good. Friday meditation will 
      Shopping Center will be closed age Poet will give 
Bet dootor’ enki A Mem Taeraag sts | associations must r ip open but Paul - Onarch, A 
Sm? ice roted at hem cng | | 5A | be held at Grace Lutheran Church i 
  In Today's P s Press Pontiac Churches Schedule Holy Week Services Rev, Easton Hazard of Wilson Ave- 
nue Methodist Church, Rey. Rich- 
ard H. Dixon Jr. of Trinity Baptist 
Church, Dr, William H, Marbach 
of First Presbyterian Church and 
Captain Magnus A, Michalsen of 
"82 \the Salvation Army. erle of Bethe] Evangelical & Re- formed Church, and the Rev. 
Orville Eastman of the First 
United Missionary Church. 
Rascbimay became Soloists will be June Rohr, Gun- include a aisle tiie of Hely Com- 
var Ryden, Mary Leonard and |munion at 8 p.m. today, A fellow- 
the Rey. Roy F. Lambert, ‘ship buffet supper served in the. 
Evangelist Lester Place of Spring undercroft at 6:30 will precede the 
City, Pa. will bring an illustrated Service. The rector will speak on, 
message on “The Cross”. at 7:30/The Words from the Cross” at 
2.8. © _ |p.m, Friday in Marimont Baptist the Tre Ore service Friday from 
Also assisting with the service Church, j12 to 3 p.m. 
g\will be the Rev. Carl W. Nelson). + +* * At the Latheran Church of the 
of St. John’s Lutheran Church.) si John's Lutheran Church will’ Rev, Karl Ostberg of the Firstyicerve Holy Communion at 8) Congregationa); Church, Rev.) +4) tonight, The pestor, the| 
Wayne E Welton of the Parkdaleine. Gant W. Neloon: will apcak et} 
  be celebrated at 7:30 tonight and 
at the same time Friday, a spe- He said his wife's wealth was, 
ee ly WASHINGTON « — President -: 
  
     ‘jodist. 
Salathiel Church of the Nazarene and Dr. 
Milton -H. Bank of _ Meth- 
The three organists playing will 
be Mrs. W, Henry Sink, Lyndon 
  Good Friday Vespers on. “The 
Compassion of the, Cross, Its Last. 
Word” tomorrow night at. the. same 
itime, 
Holy Week services at St. Mary's) 
      and Charles Wilson.’ lin the: Hills os Church will 
eee ce cial office of prayer will be held. 
New members will be receiv ¢ 
‘into the fellowship of. the First 
\Congregational Church tonight at 
7:30. The’ Women's Fellowship. will | on mg 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2)     nesses. 
| * * ® 
| He identified himself ‘as secre- 
OF itary-treasurer and business agent 
of the Teamsters Union Local 229, 
vice president of the Pennsyl-. 
ivania Federation of Labor and 
financial secretary of the Central 
Labor Union in Scranton. 
Under questioning by Sen, Me- 
Clellan (D-Ark), the committee 
chairman, and Chief Counsel Rob- 
ert F. Kennedy, Durkin denied he 
ever made threatening telephone 
ealls to Arnold Schiavi, Italian 
pizza baker in Scranton, as Schiavi 
had testified. 
He also denied that he had sup- 
\plied a stink bomb and ordered 
it thrown through Schiavi's bak- 
ery window, as alleged by Paul 
\Bradshaw, — self . styled former 
istrong arm man for the union.       
Ike Leaves for Auguste 
ion Golf-Work Vacation 
   
    
  Eisenhower took off at 11:20 a.m. 
EST today for a golf-work vaca- 
tion at Augusta, Ga. 
. Accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhow- 
er, the President expected to - 
nd about 10 days at his er 
the Augusta National 
rse, fulness of prior accusing wit- — 
    
     
    
  
      
  
«Churches in Pontiac 
, to Mark Good Friday (Contimied From Page One) 
hold Friday Breakfast at 
9:30 gum. Friday. i 
e+ #2 
Dr, Milton H, Bank will 
on “God's Call to Us” at 7 0’ 
‘this evening at the 
Communion Meditation in Central] | 
|Methodist Church, 
The Oakland County Ministerial 
Association wil] hold Good Friday 
Service from noon to 3 p.m. in). 
St: John Methodist Church,       
     
                  KIWANIAN TRIBUTE — Earl L, Confer, gov- 
ernor of the Michigan District; Kiwanis Interna-: 
tional, was -honored by the Council of Kiwanis. 
Clubs of Greater Pontiac yesterday ata luncheon. 
ere i eee Pek ee ee tiac Kiwanis Club; Robert Compton, president of 
West Bloomfield Kiwanis; Elmer Hartwig, liew- 
tenant governor of the Kiwanis Fifth District; 
Confer, and William Brown, president of West 
‘ Ponting Kensie.     
     
  
  
ever develop.” . 
* * 
    there are 
me rancor is involved.” ih nay gosh wenn the Sac- < + 
On Friday afternoon at 1:30, the dent's budget 
annual neighborhood Good Friday * * 
    the | speaker. 
East situation. *¢ «# &   
  ee aal 
  "NEW YORK @ — Two 
  Scripture and the Rev. Edward! hower's = 
conclude at 3 p.m, Holy Com-|ing with the press.” 
        ‘Edgar Disclaims 
Sa sete aBreach With Ike Brother of President) 
Insists No Differences collaboration with Christ Church 
Exist_in Family 
WASHINGTON uw — Edgar Ei- 
senhower says “a breach in our 
family is the last thing that could 
* 
Edgar, the President's older 
brother, also said last night: 
“I want to make it very plain 
differences between 
p.m. in the Five Points Community a ere. We = = 
* 
* 
“rar ase ton When the President was asked 
Presbyterian and yesterday about this and about re- park man yesterday and charged the Baldwin Avenue Evangelical! ports that Edgar was “‘disturbed|jim with being faa three men United Brethren wil] be held in| about the liberal influence of Mil-| who attempted to hold up ‘a gas holy places. Last year the num-|the Oakland Avenue Church. The|ton and Sherm Adains,” he told Rev. M, R, Everett will be the fis news conference good humor-| 
* 
circus at Madison'r Auchard will present the medi- * Sauare — | i ae tations. Edgar, a Tacoma, Wash., attor- 
| George Widdifield. A: tyeaneld female royal bet-lrestor of Ail Salts Episcopal dinner last night, along with Saige ves ued te eich and hig father, the Rev. 
‘ coat ce 4 Canon James G, Widdifield of St.|other guests of the President. 
Ment tented Rajah. The \Paai's Memorial Church, Detroit, * ; a - « have arranged to exchange pulpits The Day in Birmingham   
BIRMINGHAM — Operating in 
nary in Virginia for 13 years wil 
‘direct the newly founded insti- 
tute, 
  
on ycupe cute oo cute Hazel Park Holdup the size of t i 
dents buses. iguspect Arrested 
Troy Police arrested a Hazel 
station attendant April 9. 
‘Melville, Hazel Park, is in the 
“Edgar has been criticizing me|Oaidand County Jail it- 
A Candlelight Service of Holy since Iwas 5 years ald.” nty today awai ing examination before Troy Jus- 
tice Charles H..Losey Monday. “He 
A . (30. this in St. Luke's) Exgar ‘Eisenhowel is- 22\failed to furnish a $3,000 bond. tes Fatal reefs hnios a tasty sei her" Pron Troy Police Chief David E. Gra- 
Milton Eisenhower, another /topp said Wall admitted he was one 
brother of the President, is head/who shot at Walter Popovich, at- ‘The Good Friday Service of thelot Johns Hopkins University and tendant at Mobil Gas Station, 5007 
.|sometimes has been consulted .on Rochester Rd. 
tigers| Presbyterian, is scheduled for 1|various matters by the chief ex- 
a jungie-style fight Siem. Harry Bertrand will read the|ecutive. SRetioen Adame la Elser jotn R between 17 and 18 Mile Wall took police to a woods near 
roads yesterday where he had 
night, and the gun was recovered |; ney, attended a White House stag according to Gratopp. 
| Dewayne A. Youngblood, 20, of) 
brother Milton and a number of} 6167 Voerner, Center Line, arrested       lafter he was held by 
‘while two men fled, is also in jail 
Later, be ‘wa an interviewer 
. _lfor the three hour service on Good| that “Dwight and Milton kiddingly,“"" US examination Monday. 
snarled Friday. It will begin at noon and|gave me some advice about deal-|   
Oak Park Industrialist 
young broter ofthe: Presden ACMits Tax Evasion George N. Atkinson Jr., owner 
26670 Harding St., 
terday admitted in Detroit Federal Oak Park, yes-| 
  
  . |Pontiac Boys’ Club today accepted 
the resignation of William V, Cou- 
lacos as executive director of the 
‘ club, 
: Coulacos, 30, is leaving the club 
;. Fell U.S. Weather Bureau Report = almost four years to the day he 
: AND nal fain oy dina and was appointed to direct the local 
h teday near Club, He will remain in Pontiac 
i ree ontty ent as a life insurance agent. 
@. East te southeast winds at 8 “Bill has built this club up to 
" nee eee ‘one of the outstanding boys clubs 
Today in Pontiac iin the country,” Addison K, Oak- 
ven temperature preceding 8 am ‘ley, president of the club, said 
at 8 am: Wind velocity 3 mph jas the hoard accepted the resigna- 
jtion with regrets. 
| “The philosophy. he has used to 
iget down to the level of the boy * 
lin program and guidance tech- 
‘ gg niques has been recognized as the   
            
      i § a.m. | 
iday at 9:37 a.m | 
ursday at 11:53 p.m. 
Downtown Temperatures 
47 
               |Court he failed to pay more than’ 
18145, 000 due in income taxes. 
Judge Theodore Levin deferred! 
sentencing until a probation de 
partment report. 
Atkinson, 38, of 19934 . Archdale 
Rd., Detroit, pleaded guilty to two 
parts of a four-count. indictment 
drawn Jan. 22 on charges of evad- 
ing taxes from 1950 to 1953, 
He was free under $20,000 per- 
isonal bond, Atkinson is known as 
a leading manufacturer of preci- 
sion airplane engine parts. 
George E. Woods, assistant U.S. 
attorney, said the government will 
file civil suit to collect $218,344 
in unpaid taxes, penalties and in- 
terest. 
Walled Lake Youth Hurt 
- las Car Hits Culvert 
Michael Smith, 16, of 40000 Four- 
‘teen Mile Rd., Walled Lake, was 
lin satisfactory condition at Pontiac 
General Hospital today after the 
station wagon he was driving ran Which they were part of a team|~mioe will be okecrved ac 8 p.m x * 
* 12 io handled by trainer|. gay with a sermon by the rector.|_ In Chicago, Earl Eisenhower, 
Bale e. t A Candlelight Communion Serv- 
; ee we gpd managed lice will be held at 8 p.m. Friday! said “it’s nothing new” for Edgar 
i” A age-sk tigers were ‘being |i™ Cristian Temple with the pas-|to be critical. He added that Ed ot foe oe 
- herled into a runway to leave the|'", speaking on “Gethsemane to/gar has “been that way for about) re an st Oak Park, yes. ring, Rajah pounced on Ila and\-™ VY. 7 ‘the mauling, clawing death battle 
mite %, st mie BOYS Club Director 
tem ot Of than, i ec (~ | } R ; out arena. . 
bast tae tem QUIGCOS Resigns * Rajah suffered only a few - 
> = ¢ apllrogaa ae Macmaliaas The Board of Directors of the 
  William Amos Wall, 21, of 23704 
thrown a .22 caliber pistol that |"°™. Pastoral Institute Slatedt 
to Open for Studies Soon 
‘Planned jointly by members of 
the clergy and laity, it will be 
DeWitt, and a group of lay mem- bers in his parish have roy in- 
ter. panineet oeenere om 
operate under its own board of 
ices last Spnday morning. Rev. and 
for two years in the Detroit sys- 
Tee vork of 15 Michigan .artists 
being shown at a group exhibit; 
Oil paintings, water colors, lith.. 
lographs and etchings will be 
shown. 
present their final. show of the 
seaon on April 26 and 27, and 
May 3 and 4, 
Tickets for “The Seven Year 
Itch”” may be purchased at Grin- 
nell’s or from Mrs. Marcus Ar- 
ithur, 16061 Dunbiaine, Birming- 
ham. 
| 
Wife Slayer Gets 
1-15 Years in Prison 
STANTON (—Kenneth Johnson 
today pleaded guilty to involuntary       
. {manslaughter in the fatal shooting 
of hig wife last December at his e designs. For Say wee 
Broadcloths in choice of de- 
E fine combed yarn. Sizes 36 
Large size bath towel, Deo 
7-14 
  home at nearby Edmore. 
Johnson was sentenced imme- 
diately to 1-15 years by Circuit | 
Judge Morris K, Davis, who said. 
“after careful investigation it was) 
‘recommended that Johnson be sen- 
tenced to 1-15 years. Acting on the’ 
guilty the court pronounced sen-) 
‘tence as recommended.” 
The judge said the guilty pies, 
assistant state attorney general) 
cutor, 
Ruth, 33, was shot in the back 
  off the road and hit a culvert 
|yesterday. 
Sheriff's’ deputies report Smith 
was driving west on Fourteen 
Mile road about 8:30 p.m. when. 
the accident .occurred between Dec, 12 at their farm home as 
she wag leaving to go bowling. 
Prosecutor Homer Mile charged. 
that Johnson shot her purposely: 
while pretending to clean a shot-| 
gun in the kitchen, Johnson con- 
tended the death was accidental. 
  Decker and Haggerty roads, 
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7's. m.. wad bo secon 8© success factor for the boys club BB. M...ccces- 4 1 p. m. Ae A ‘ : ve . ta. m... Ip.m 39 movement in this city,’ Oakley 
: 0 a. m... 48 commented, 
) Before being appointed execu- ednesday in P ; , = = (as recorded deemen| tive director in April 1953, Cou- 
ipeert temperature oe oes i aa sesisert sree : 
aes OOO | occbiecescesccce.- 2 Weather—Rain 07°" py ibindnale Gamay as oa WILLIAM V, COULACOS After leaving there, Coulacos was}— 
One Year Age tn Pentine ‘appointed physical education. di-| | 
director. 
He is president of the Boys 
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Bighest and Lowest Temperatures in 84 Years 
  | Wednesday's Tomperstore Chart America Professional Assn., and| 
  
  
  
  
    Alpena 83 2 Baltimore 2 Fi Marecstie” 4 348 member of a committee on teen- cosntniticd "pied Bemmhet George 
fase fy eee. # 3} age programs and activities for Metesky to Matteawan Stat Hos- 
ae " 4 z Kew Orleans 4 ¥ the Boys’ Clubs of America. pita] for the criminal - insane. 
c ee 5 New York. 57 51. A graduate of Springfield Col-) * * *® 
en  pmame. == ss $5 lege in Springfield, Mass.,Coulacos) Judge Liebowitz ruled, however, 
5 , a Pittsburah 33 
Pert Worth 3 Pranciscs 63 as degree in physica] education and| jsanity he must be returned to! Rapits | § e aoe  o i/® master’s degree in education. 
moe 6 8 sence" Se " 4 4 Tem 8 & daughter at 102 E, Sheffield ave jcounts, \ Pontiac City Clerk Ada R. 
| until 5. On April 22 the office will Pontiac residents riot registered already at the city clerk's office, 
n 1e7s Clubs of Michigan and Ohio Assn., | NEW YORK w—Kings County have through April 22 to do so if they wish to cast ballots in the May 
ja member of the Boys’ Clubs of! judge Samuel Liebowitz today 20 special city election. 
Evans said registrations may be 
made at the clerk's office in the City Hall any weekday from 8 a. m. 
] New residents of the city, persons who have not voted in the | 
last four years, and persons who have changed their address since 
33 received a Bachelor of Science. ‘that if Metesky should recover his| the last election, should report this information, she said. Voters will be asked to vote on a $4,550,000 bond issue to com- 
‘Brooklyn to stand trial on\charges Plete and equip the city hospital addition, build a 300-unit parking 
He/ lives with his.wife and one of attempted murdek and _ ot, there, .and partially finance a second sewage treatment plant. A 
‘| one mill tax increase will also be on the ballot. See ec Bie er trot be wad Bomber Committed Registration Ends April 22} 
, to Hospital, for Insane 
remain open until 8 p. m. 
    Girls’ to °4 Skirts recommendation and the plea of § 
was given on the advice of an — 
and the Montcalm County prose- & 
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The 34-year-old farmer’s wife, \— 
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~ Closed Friday ‘Noon a3? Made Ou Buplepess ep Weakly in Their Church 
    
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
$1.95 Cotton Loops 
2-pe. Bath Ensemble With hi-lo desi 
ized backing. Porta $s of 5 Cc 
colors. Rug and lid cover, — Basement 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
t 30” and 36” Chromspun 
Cafe Curtains, pr. 
Regular $2.49 value. Choice 
of yellow, white or rose 
~ Basement 
FRIDAY —9 A) M, ‘til Noon 
‘Big Selection of— - colors. 
Boys’ 59° Ties 4-in-hands, bow, 
ties in variety of sizes” iy 
If sii aa 1, 9 eee 
| Short Sleeve Styles 
signs and solid colors. Me- a Shirts Men’s *1* Shi 
dium and large sizes. Ir- i [c 
regulars. : 
FRIDAY mS A. M, ‘til Noon 
27x50 In. First Quality 
Cotton Loop Rug Washable, rion - skid back. 127 balay of colors. Large 
size. $2.49 value. 
FRIDAY —9 A. M. Nk Mil we 
Irrs. of 79c Value—HANES L 
Men’s Undershirts 
cae S7° FRIDAY —9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
“CANNON” First Quality 
3-Pc. Towel Set 
se] 
‘FRIDAY —9 A. M. oe Neon 
Special Group of 59c - 
9 
Ladies’ Nylons, pr. Self - seams, seamless and 
sizes 82 to 1012 
~ Main Fleer stretch hose. In sheers. and 
service wei ghts. Broken 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
New Spring Colors Slight irregulars of ‘Hanes’ 
to 46. 
towel and wash cloth, 
terry. $3.98 value. 
Ladies’ *1° Purses 
Leather like plastics 
patents. Clutch and boxy. 
Styles. Assorted colors. . 
-Main Fleer = $3 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
Group of Short Sleeve 
: Girls’ *1° Blouses Washable blouses, tailored 
style, plisses, Dan Rivers, 
etc. Patterns, solids, plaids. 
~Main Fleer 
FRIDAY —9 A. M, ‘til Noon 
ashable, Colors and Patterns 
Girls’ *1”* Dresses Sleeveless, puffed sleeves, 
gathered skirt. Cotton and 
1 to 5. 88 : -—Main Floor 
‘FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
Full Circular Styles   
E criskay. Sizes 9 to 18 mos., 
Washable Dacsheen, 3 to 
6x suspender style. 7 to 14, 
regular style. 3 colors. 1 FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
To $2.79 CORDUROY 
Kids’ Playclothes Creepers, peda! pushers, " 
pant and jacket set. Wash- Cc 
able, colors and patterns. 
Sizes M to XL. 4-8-10-12. 
~Main Fleer 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon ° 
Waterproof, Plastic Lined 
: Training Pants, ea. Elastic waist, leg band. Pull- 
on or snap style. Wash- 
able, white and pastels. 
Sizes S$ to XL. = 15° FRIDAY cf; ry M, ver’ Noon 
8 $1.59 Fully Insulated 
Diaper Bags Quilted © plastic, shoulder zipper awe: 
Choice of pastel colors. 
     
TT pegaler 10. 
Egg Dyes. 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Infant and Adult 
  
      
    
Esquire Scuff- 
Cote in all colors 
y 
Glycerine suppos- 
itories for adults 
  | limit. 
    
   
    ‘FRIDAY —9 A. M. ‘til Neon 
| Smooth Sanded Hardwood — 
Clothes Pins, 10 = Split resistant clothes pins, c - 
sanded and waxed. Regular 
10c per dozen. Limit 10 
dozen. ma ie 
FRIDAY —9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
All Metal—I'/-Quart 
French-Fry Basket Rust-resistant tinned metal 
bt wh ghar 11° value. : ost 
FRIDAY — 9 A: M. ‘til Noon j 
Fits 54” Metal or Wood Boards 
Iron Board Pads 
watered BGe 79¢ values. . ao Pisee 
FRIDAY —9 A.M, ‘til Noon 
Genuine RUBBERMAID Brand 
Stove Top Mat 
oe 00" 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
Holds Four Blouses 
‘Blouse Hangers 
Metal hanger with plastic holder. Saves closet space. 
Regular rrr 19 value. 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
Famous “Aero-Wax” 
Floor Wax, at. 
Non-rubbing floor wax, for Cc 
all floors, double rich in 
 wax—saves re-waxing. 
-tad Fleer 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon 
| Famous “Keepsit” Brand 
Thermos Bottle, pt. 
ae 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til sina loos 
“DAZEY” Blade Type For hot or cold liquids. With 
new ‘Polly Red’ stopper. 
Regular $1.39 veh. 
* san nae | Wall Can Opener ‘Budget’ model can opener 
with bracket for wall mount. 
Regular $1.79 apse 124 
FRIDAY —9 A. M. a= Noon 
Safety Zipper Top 
‘2 Rubbish Burner 
188 
FRIDAY — 9 = re ‘til Noon 
All Metal—Flexible Tines 
‘1 Lawn Rake Long handle lawn 13° 
sweeps clean. “Won't : 
finest lawns. Limit 2. — md : 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Neon 
For New or Old Lawn 
Grass Seed, 5 lbs. 
FRIDAY —9 i M, Ant Noon 
Famous “Dust-Stop” 1-Inch 
Furnace Filter 
= 68° Choice of 10 x 20—15 x 
FRIDAY — 9 A. M. ‘til Noon Wire burner with safety 
zipper top atid volcano bot- 
tom draft. Limit La 
rake 
harm 
Fieor 
Famous ‘Gay Blade’ grass 
seed in 5-pound re-usable 
plastic bag. $2.95 ——. 
20—16 x 25—I16 x 20 or 
20 x 20 inch sizes. 
.“Marathon” FLASHLIGHT 
Batteries, 12 for 
= 
FRIDAY —9 A. M. a Noon 
Hot-Dipped Galvanized 
Round Wash Tub. 
Irregulars of $3.49 values. 
= O° Standard size, fresh stock 
batteries. Limit 12 per cus- 
tomer. Regular ae 
Guaranteed leak-proof. Side 
drop handles. Limit = 
FRIDAY —9 A. M. ‘til Noon Weighs Up to 250 Pounds 
‘Bathroom Scales | Famous ‘Kent’ brand by 
famous maker. Regular 
iors ‘95° value. © Choice of 
tna Floor 3° 
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to See Mideast. Will Visit | ne gra, 
Premier Jordan; 
Summer in . 
LANSING (# — Three young 
Lansing children will fly with 
their mother to the Middle East 
next month for a first meeting 
with their . grandfather—the new 
premier of the Arab state. of 
Jordan. 
News of appointment of Dr. 
61, as 
premier in the seven-man cabinet 
of King Hussein of Jordan came 
as a thrill to his daughter-in-law, 
Mrs. Hatem Khalidi of Lansing. 
She said his appointment “as. 
sures that Jordan will continue 
to align itself with the Western 
— 7 
Khalidi met her husband 
in oe at Michigan. State Univer-, 
sity.where he was studying for a 
master’s degree in geology. Both | 
are of Lebanese descent. 
Khalidi, now. a United States 
citizen, has worked for various oil 
companies since receiving his de- 
gree in 1950 and recently has 
been prospecting “for uranium, oil 
and other minerals in Yemen, a 
tiny, mountainous country in Saudi 
Arabia. 
* * * 
Their children are Ramsey, 6; 
Omar, 3; and Lila Joy, 2. 
The family plans to leave New 
York next month for Beirut, Leb- | 
anon, where they will live for the) 
summer. They will return to this! 
‘ountry in the autumn and take’ 
up ——— residence in Texas.   
Invite Youths to Observe | 
Scandinavian Council 
COPENHAGEN — The advisory. 
Scandinavian Council has agreed 
to admit observers from political | 
youth organizations in Denmark, 
Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Fin- 
land to all its plenary sesSfons. 
  
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- Colorful Sugar-Chated . 
Marshmallow Baskets 
  
‘Assorted Colors and Flavors 
Jelly Bird Eggs 
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Solid Colors end Prints 
| Ladies’ Skirts 
) te Biggest Selection — Lowest Prices 
Easter CANDIES’ 
M&M Duck Eggs, per pound... .29¢ 
MGM Hen Eggs, per pound... , .29¢ Sizes 
24 to 30 
  
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‘from head to toe . . . greatest style selection in our history! Here at SIMMS, you'll find 
everything you want priced LESS than you expect to pay. Here’s a whole adv. ~full of 
typical-yelues that illustrate how. much MORE you can’ save. 
- @All “SPECIAL” Values on Sale Friday and Saturday =9 4 A.M, to 10 P.M, @ 
  100% Nylon Tricot 
Ladies’ Slips 
>, es 
All Sizes 32 to 42 
Bhadow-proof panel,-runpfoof tricot, Lece 
Trim 
White 
strapa. only. Adjustable shoulder 
Buy now for Easter, 
  
Cream Center Eggs......3 for 25¢ 
Marshmallow Rabbits oe. -6 for 10¢ 
Marshmallow Eggs ......6 tor 25¢ 
, GIANT 42-INCH RABBIT 
‘Ideal Easter gift for child. ah New Easter Styles A 
   
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Elastic on toes so Rabbit can 
be used as a dancing partner. 
20-Inch Cloth Rabbit . 
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Big Selection of Cute and Clever Straws and Lace Mesh 
Easter Hats 
1° 
Flower -or Ribbon Trim 
A feature value. Cute and perky! 
hats and bonnets that meke _— 
| gitls look smart for Easter * For the 
Little Miss Mechanical Hapy Day S$ .69 
Wood Bunny Cart & Candy S$ .89 
Mechanical Bunny Drammer $ .98 
Mechanical Bunny Bicycle S .98 
Musical Chicken Cart wiehex _.$1.89 1644 te M44 
24-Inch Plush Rabbit Sn % P vane 7 asua an 
29-Inch Dressed Rabbit . $3.95 any — ful or itt 
\\ 35-Inch Cloth Rabbit ... $1.95 skirts, shine stone trims, . 
10c Chocolate , $ TASTY CHOCOLATE pe a e 
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! ’ Girls’ Skirts 
Sizes 
3 to 6X q* 
Sixes 7 to 14......... $2.89 Linen finish. suedes. amd fine cot- 
tons. All wanted colors for Easter 
and Spring wear. 
  
        
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Beautifully Glazed — 2 Popular Sizes 
“FIESTA” Chop Plates     Single, Heated Gabardines 
     
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| Gea and Spot Resintent. 
| Popular two-butten model gabardine 
‘soit in ‘Dad’ style with. deluxe tail- 
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You've seen these pictured in national ‘home’ magazines adding 
beauty to any table. idea! for serving sandwiches, snacks, etc. 
Minor kiin-flaws are hard to tind, Oniy 500 at these low: prices. 
_ Guoranteed Ist Quality 
16-PIECE Set 
Dinnerware 
*% 4 Saucers 
* 4 Plates 
glazed. Buy several sets. 
Coffee or Tea $5.75 Value a 
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a Sizes 99 
Y4 to-17 
Fused or spread collars, fine 
count broadcloth, Santorized 
non-shrink, etc. Uncondi- 
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  Gabardine ond Flannel 
Boys’ Trousers 
P Age 
Youth Sizes 10 to 18... $3.88 
Boys’ and fouths’ dress trousers Sizes 
6 to 12 
With half-elastic waistbands. Choice 
of popular colors. 
  3° D Guarantee 
Boys’ Dress Sox 
‘5 pairs * | Cheice of Blazer Stripes 
nd heel 
Gay colors se semua stripes, ad, 
sizes @ to 10s,   
    NYLONised—Quieh-Drring 
Ladies’ Half-Slips 
Full Elastic Waist 
Wide lace-trim hemline. Easy to 
launder. “Leng wearing quality. Com- 
plete size ranges. Lace 
Trim 
  Fruit-of-the-Loom 
Ladies’ Nylons 
9° All Sizes 842 to 11 
Piner full fashioned hosiery famous 
for both beauty and extra wear, 
New Spring color-tones. $1] Gauge 
15 Denier 
Entire Stock of eo 
cee Coats 
4” 
All Sizes 3 te 6x 
Entire stock of 48 coats at this one 
low price. Not every color in evéry 
etyle. 
  Feature Price Group 
Men’s Slacks | 
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Usually Priced at $5.00 
Choice of many materials and colors. 
Peatures of much higher priced 
Save now. Sizes 
28 to 42 
pants. 
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Boys’ Trench Goats 
99 Sizes 
10 to 18 . 
fhegeie $12.98 Quality 
Pore all weather 2-ply oe cont 
in military style. Water repellent 
rayon and nylon, 
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Child’s Anklets 
G pairs * Alt Sizes 542 te 842 
Pamouws for longer wear! Choice of 
mt and assorted pastel colors. Ne 
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Ladies’ “ieee 
3° 
Better Quality at $2.89 
Pouch, envelope and strap styles tn 
& great style selectign. All colors 
for Spring and Easter. Easter 
Styles 
Washable Si Cotten 
Girls’ $ 
Sizes 
3 to 6X 
  lips 
97° Sizes 7 to 14—~1.89 
Tiet skirts, lace. trim, built-up 
shoulders. Easy to launder. Sizes 
for both Httle girls and misses   
  . Complete outfits 
    
    Nylons—F cilles—Wools 
Ladies’ Toppers 
5" Pre-Easter Reduction 
Worthwhile savings on ‘what's left’ 
from higher-priced coats wer 
and all Spring and Summer wear, Formerly 
to $15.88 
  Hi-Builk Orlon—Washable 
Ladies’ Sweaters 
2” Pull-Over 
‘34 to @ 
Cardigans 34 to 40...... $3.89 
Washable, retains its shape, hi-bulk 
orion sweaters in newest assorted 
spring and summer colors 
  
Girls’ 
Values 
to $5— 
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Quailty 
Dan Rivet plaids, 
everglaze cottons, 
drip - dry, etc. San- 
forized washable & 
fast colors. 
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Great Style Selection 
Dresses All Sizes 3 to 6X—7 to 14    
   
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  Men's 100% Nylon 
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Comfortebia stretch sox in plains, 
checks and designs. One seize fits 
all feet, Per 
Pair 
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Athletic 
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BRIEFS... .49¢ SHORTS. .59¢ 
Nationally advertised Fruit-of-the- 
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Lower priced at Simms. 
Smart Easter Styles in 
Girls’ Handbags 
$1.50 Value 
97° 
styles, shapes 
and coiors. 
Bave now.   
  Pep ulser ‘Dan River’ Poplia 
Men‘s Jackets 
Sizes 6 
36 to 46 9 
Boys’ Sizes 6 to 16...... $2.95 
Water-repelient ‘Dan River’ ‘poplin 
jackets with full sipper, elastic waist, 
ete. Colors. 
  Fruit-of-the-Loom 
Men‘s Undies 
5° 
T-Shirts, Shorts or Briefs. .69¢ Athletic 
Shirts 
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Famous Fruit- Compiete size ranges 
aherts and briefs 
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Matched Dress and Slip 
Infants’ Dresses 
$2.50 Value 
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Tn grad the bad news Soviet 
   "s throat for one- 
t,” said Kupusu-    
      cuev, “will understand the soul 
{eo of the Soviet people. He will never       
  - believe you are‘doing this of your 
own free will. He will read the pa- 
pers and say they have intimidated 
the workers and peasants into ac- 
cepting this measure.” 
And the “capitalist merchant” THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957) 
Downtown Merchants Plan City Face-Lifting 
Pontiac's Downtown Merchants’ — wouig be right. In other words "Association gives:every indication of . the workers’ forced loans to the 
becoming one of the livest-wire or- ‘Soviet goyernment of from two 
ns functioning in the City. to four weeks pay every year are 
| ‘The executive committee held an- being confiscated. 
other meeting this week and it was —_—_—— 
mt that the spirit “to-do” is In Jomannessurc, South Africa, a 
      
     
      
utlined a full and busy program. engaged to an 87-year-old woman man hours and dollars told a reporter, “At last I've found 
the right woman.”—News item. In     
     
        SS * * ~ this case the saying, “Better late than 
A thorough modernization pro- never,” probably applies rather 
* gram is “in the mill.” This gen- weakly. 
erally includes active participation 
   The sak bout Town 
An Early Spring? 
Many Indications of Ht, 
but Some Contradictions 
Fat man; One who usually can 
be trusted, because it's difficult 
“tor him to stoop to anything low   
Despite some reports to the contrary, 
a glorious spring season seems to be 
waltzing in even a little ahead of time. 
With forsythia bushes resplendent with 
a yellow glory more intensive than in 
‘former — . 
. Randall Orcutt 
of ee any says that all other vegeta- 
tion is following suit.at least two weeks 
ahead of the average year. 
Crocus in bloom in her yard under the 
last snow are reported by 
Mrs. Margureite Opperman 
of Walled Lake, who also has tulips in 
bud. 
Responding to a treatment of forced 
growth (which she says is a secret), 
~ pansies in the yard of 
Mrs, Coventry Redworth 
of Drayton Plains, started blooming this 
week. She expects to have peonies in 
bloom next week. 
Narcissus plants .in the yard of aie catia ual sity end c00- 
sider, Plans are laid for personal 
visits to other cities which are ahead 
of ‘Pontiac. A few have already   
worked through close — Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Sullavan 
oh ay Manager Walter K. of Elizabeth Lake Estates, are given a he i 
Willman who will constitute t consistent heat treatment by the furnace 
clearing house for all coordinated chimney, and already have flowers near- 
activities. ly six inches across. ~ 
Even the hens are doing their share 
to make it a prolific spring, with one   
  Labor Force in U.S.A. "M8 
Almost. Fully Employed _ —- laying an egg 3x6 inches 
However, still a firm bellever in the 
old theory that the frogs must be frozen 
up three times before spring is here for - According to the Commerce and 
Labor Departments total employ- 
ment in the United States reached 
  keeps, "3.2 million in February, the highest “**?* Peiey Latur 
in gente | for that month. “ of Rochester, phones that they still have 
« Commerce Secretary WEEKS twice to go. - 
Saturday ls the final day to mail your 
entry in this column’s 
Big Oak Tree Contest, 
giving its approximate diameter three 
feet above the ground, and other par- 
ticulars. announced a few days ago that 
the figure for March would be 
almost 64 million, indicating a 
healthy increase in the number 
of jobs. - 
yi ie we te In January when employment de- 
clined to 62.9 million after the holi- 
day season, the number of persons 
classified as unemployed totaled 2.9 
million, slightly more than in Jan- 
; uary, 1956. But of this total almost 
is half, 1.4 million, had been out of 
tt work four weeks or less. Only 188,- 
“3 000 had been jobless for more than 
26 weeks—a half year. 
Individuals in the “over 26° 
weeks” group represented the 
hard core of the unemployed. Yet 
in January they were only three- 
tenths of one per cent of the U. S. 
civilian labor force of 65,830,000. 
This.is such a small percentage 
that at the present time the goal of 
“full employment” in this country 
virtually has been attained. 
e————————EESEEE 
A WESTERN woman Whose husband 
gave her 25 cents a day to use as she 
_ wished saved. these quarters until she 
accumulated enough to buy a divorce. 
» There are some women @ man can’t 8 * 
Out with his A flare for statistics, 
Larry Lynn 
of Birmingham, phones me that after an 
° observation of over 30 years, he has found 
that a poor start means a good finish 
for the. Detroit Tigers. 
    Married in a double wedding 40 years 
ago, . 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hauxwell and 
* Mr. and Mrs, Walter Cummings 
of Lake Orion, have missed only two 
anniversaries of the occasion when they 
did not celebrate it together.       
    
                        
  My good friend down at Washington, 
Art Summerfield, 
may be to blame for some baseball con- 
test entries not arriving on time. Or 
was he? . 
  e : 
Verbal Orchids to- 
* ©, HL Hutchins 
of 108 Ottawa Drive; eighty-second birth- 
day. 
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlet Wager 
of 2772’ Chadwick Drive; fifty- -third wed- 
ding anniversary. 
i “Fred Erdman : 
of Utica; eighty-fifth birthday. 
  President A. C. GIRARD 05-year-old bachelor who became 
           
     
        
            
   
        
          
         And It Is Like Pulling Teeth!   
  
  
    
David Lawrence Says: 
Propaganda Funds Foolishly: Cut   
WASHINGTON — Billions for 
war, but a mere pittance for the 
dissemination of ideas that could 
influence peoples abroad, restrain 
capricious rulers and prevent 
war! That’s the 
curious result of” 
“meat-axe” 
method of cut- 
ting the budget 
which seems. to 
have been adopt- 
». . ed by the Demo- 
cratic Party that 
controls Con 
gress today. 
if: = The pice ppose 
eceost of arma- 
LAWRENCE ment runs to $33 
billion. Tt is a vital part of the 
federal budget, because it is count- 
ed on to help. deter potential 
enemies from attaeking the United 
States and its allies. 
‘ x * * 
But less than one-third of one 
per cent of what is being spent 
for armament now has been ap- 
propriated by the House of Rep- 
resentatives for the U.S. Informa- 
tion Agency, which has the main 
responsibility for transmitting the 
American viewpoint on peace 
throughout the world. 
A cut of $38,000,000 just made 
by the House of Representatives 
leaves the U.S. Information 
Agency $106,000,000 for next year. 
This is $7,000,000 less than was 
voted for the current year. Yet 
the problems of the Middle East 
and the Far East are no less 
critical than they were, and the 
task of cementing relations with 
our allies in Europe has not by 
any means diminished in im- 
portance. 
RUSSIA SPENDS BILLIONS 
Soviet Russia spends billions 
where America spends a few mil- 
lions in communicating with other. 
peoples, especially in the areas of 
most strategic importance. 
The United States is relatively 
new at the business of exporting 
ideas, Some mistakes have been 
‘made—but not as many perhaps 
as in the doling out of billions 
to foreign governments to help 
rehabilitate their economic struc- 
tures since World War II. 
The objective —to prevent the 
spread of international communism 
—is admitted everywhere in Wash- 
ington to be worth while. But when 
it comes to supplying the neces- 
sary funds to carry on that phase 
of the “cold war,’ Congress seems 
indifferent. 
* * * 
This is not because of partisan- 
ship alone. There are other fac- 
tors. One is the lack of familiarity 
of members of Congress them- 
selves with the many influences 
that are operative every day in 
foreign lands to check American 
diplomacy and threaten the de- 
feat of our efforts to win the 
friendship of other peoples. 
The Soviet auxiliaries among 
the intellectuals are numerous in 
many countries, and the press 
is actually controlied by agents 
of Moscow in various parts of 
the world where the U.S. infor- 
mation service is trying to offset: 
Communist propaganda. It's a/ 
battle that Anterica cannot afford 
to lose, and it takes money te 
fight that kind of warfare. 
The U.S. Information Agency 
makes available free, for instance, 
the texts of important American 
    
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tha an 
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“i forgot to allow for* gravity.” 
y Wes iagavconaaregh rire sce og 
the newspapers abroad couldn't 
possibly afford to pay the heavy 
costs of cable tolls to. get those 
speeches transmitted. There are 
‘literally dozens of other worth- 
while projects which are designed 
to inform the peoples abroad con- 
cerning America’s peaceful inten- 
tions and her humanitarian interest 
in the welfare of other nations. 
Instead of encouraging this work, 
Congress is shortsightedly discour- 
aging it. 
AMERICANS SHOCKED 
It is shocking to any American 
‘who travels abroad to discover 
how little is known about the 
United States even in the English- 
speaking countries. Very few 
newspapers and periodicals are 
sent from America to other coun- 
tries—only a few thousands here 
and there. The vast population of 
the rest of the world has a scant 
knowledge of America's purposes 
and policies. As a consequence, 
the distortions distributed by the Fy 
- Camniett tarry to be heme 
money to the U.S, Information 
can sentiment will go unchecked. 
are limitless, Yet the House of 
Representatives has actually cut 
down the program of the U.S 
Information Agency and evi- 
dently prefers to give a clear 
“id to the Communists in this 
War.” Will the Senate do 
likewise? 
What the House has just done 
is a tragic development—a failure 
to recognize that war can be pre- 
vented only by getting peoples to 
reject the policies of dictators and 
by winning the hearts and minds 
of peoples. Ideas are plentiful, but 
money to convey them is almost 
as necessary as any other deter- 
rent. force. 
(Copyright, 1957)   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Rabies Season on Way 
Watch Out for Phobias! 
Well, here we go again. The 
“rabies season” is coming! It 
seems to me it 
4s high fimie that 
‘the medical pro- 
fession re-exam- 
and 
view of it. 
  after 
DR. BRADY many years of 
experience in dealing with the ra- 
bies problem in Birmingham, Ala. 
They say: 
“Rabies is primarily a veterin- 
ary problem, Regardless of its 
prevalence in dogs, it will prob- 
ably never cause sufficient. mor- 
tality among human beings in this 
region” (the rabies capital of 
North America) “to allow its 
classification as a public health 
problem of importance.” 
That, I believe, ts the most 
sensible thing that any authority 
has said about the phobia since 
I began “quacking it” in the 
newspapers, 
Please understand clearly that 
anything I say about the treatment 
of dog bite is merely my opinion. 
Certainly, I don't know any more 
about it than any other doctor 
knows or should know. 
TREAT AS OTHER WOUNDS | 
I believe the treatment of dog 
bite is or should be the same as 
the treatment of any other fresh 
wound: Wash out the wound with 
soap and water, cut away dead tis- 
sue, Close the wound with stitches, 
if necessary, apply a sterile or 
mildly antiseptic dressing to pro- 
tect against secondary infection. 
Then administer tetanus antitoxin 
or toxoid. 
That’s all the treatment I'd 
want if 1 were bitten by an Dowling and 
Denison 
In- my opinion, the practice of 
cauterizing dog bite with fuming 
nitric acid or other destructive 
agent igs unjustifiable, for two 
reasons. 
First, it leaves the wound in the 
most favorable condition for the 
growth of clostridium tetanj (tet- 
anus bacillus, lockjaw germ) and 
production jof its deadly, toxin. Sec- 
and, it leaves an ugly scar—if the 
vietim recovers. Signed letters, not more than.one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- 
nosis or treatment, will be answered by 
Dr Willtam Brady, if a stamped self- 
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. 
Copyright 1957) : Offers Suggestion 
to Boost Business 
I see Saginaw street assessments 
~have been reduced and I guess it’s 
justified. However, if we get that 
new road near downtown, we may 
be able to restore the former 
figure. We need the money and 
the business. 
East Sider 
‘Congress Didn't 
Know Better’ 
I think Mr. Summerfield ‘should 
not have caused so much dis- 
appointment and expense to the 
people by not opehing the post offices on Saturday just bécause 
some Congressmen held dp his 
they wanted on the farms, What 
a joke, when the best of the 
farmers lives on $100 or less a 
It was probably the same Con- 
gressmen that gave India $20.5 
million worth of new railroad 
equipment, Only three nations in 
the -world have better equipment 
I i       
        ‘We Earn Lis Living 
Just like You’ 
“Reader's” letter was slig’ 
ridiculous. There are no 
than feed us save God’s i cig 
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5 ’s always 
  ' School Policy 
Is Criticized 
When a person spends thousands 
of dollars to buy a home within 
debate, I'll provide my own meas- 
urements: 2649-26'2-26. That ought 
to stop everything. ; 
(Dumpy) Dora 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Psychology 
Jed was a veritable “bearcat” 
at the office. However, his 
secretary used good strategy. 
Soon he not only liked her, but 
she no longer hated him, Re- 
member the old story about 
the contest between the sun 
and the wind who tried to 
make the traveler shed his 
coat?- Well, sincere compli- 
ments create a sunny atmos- 
phere and melt down the cold- 
est type of personality. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case U-358: Jed Z., aged 43, 
is typical of a certain type of 
boss. 
* * * 
“Dr, Crane, he was a bearcat 
at the office,” his 
secretary in 
formed me. 
“When I first | 
started to work . 
for him, I was © 
in tears twice @ 
before the day 
ended. I finally 
decided IF 
couldn't stand 
him any longer. CRANE 
“He would scold everybody 
else for his own mistakes and 
even snoop around my desk _ 
to find some minor flaw so 
could criticize me, 
“Nobody in the office liked sas 
One of the other girls told me 
he had three secretaries in the 
last year who quit. 
* * * 
“So I determined to do the 
same. But the salary was good 
and I have a widowed mother 
living with me, so I hesitated. 
‘That's when I decided to take 
your course in applied psychology. 
I figured. if I couldn't learn how 
to get along with him by the end 
of the /first six weeks of your     
    
  Can Work 
“Maybe you have forgotten, Dr. 
Crane, but you asked us to sug- 
gest any practical problems we'd 
like to have answered in class 
and I told you about my boss. 
“You explained to the class 
that there is an old adage to 
the effect that a bearcat in the 
office is likely to be a house- 
cat at home. 
“You informed us. that a meek, 
henpecked husband may thus try 
to throw his weight around when 
he gets down to the office, just 
to restore his wounded ego. 
* * * 8 
“So you ‘advised us to use the 
‘Compliment Club’ pian on such 
a person and look for some honest 
virtue on which to pay a sincere 
. bit of praise. 
“Well, I hesitated to do that for 
_ J hated this boss so much I didn't 
even want to inflate his egq even 
a tiny: bit. 
en ee a: 
“Besides, he had me so sc 
I could hardly speak to him, 
way, But you said one deft 
to compliment a person is to 
his advice, 
“So I screwed up my courage 
next day and asked him if he 
thought it would he better for ared 
any- 
way 
seek 
  
    
sins to; tlio. 0 aight.guade Ww” 
"business Eagllah or a clave’ In 
ph Se _ about my true. case.” 
  “You said always give the pros- 
pect a choice, and I did. Much 
to my surprise, he looked thought- 
fully and finally said he thought 
both courses were excellent, but 
suggested I take the business Eng- 
lish first and then maybe follow- 
up with the public speaking class. 
“A little later he asked me how 
to orn ocr en be 
I enjoyed my business English 
and thanked him for ‘suggesting it. 
* * *. 
“Later, I asked him which type 
of second sheets ‘he preferred for 
our letters, and again he was 
very civil to me in his reply. 
“A few days passed and I com- 
plimented his new tie. He actually 
smiled as he told me his wife 
had bought it for him. 
SUNSHINE MELTS ICE 
“And before the six weeks were 
over, he had melted entirely un- 
til he was a different person when 
I was around, 
“He actually told my mother 
that he couldn't do without me 
and that I was the smartest 
secretary he had ever had. 
band had said much the same 
thing to her, too, 
“Apparently they weren't joking, 
either, for I got a $20 increase 
in my salary a month later. 
* * * , 
“And now I think he is wonder- 
ful, ‘too. Yet I was jittery and . 
so upset I had indigestion and in- 
somnia when I first started work- 
ing for him. 
“Psychology certainly can pro- - 
duce remarkable changes in social 
relations as I have ample evidence 
to prove, so tell your readers. 
a, write 
“ra He Ba cht eb ype | L) Mf long Je tte: 
typing and pr printing co ctsts when aie to feces 
Sonal ic chological |charts J pam- — 
(Copyright 1957) ia j ay     
        
   
     
                
            
    
       
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       ontiac Man, 60, \Cj 
\ |Will See Brother — 
or'First Time 
A oe Se : 
eave ew , 
Dr. Varner said, He 
Xk 
      ericka Tuesday. 
fanos, 41, is sailing in on the ship permit 
clergy- slafter serving as a Greek ing program bond by 
man for its Easter voyage.. pledging all stugent fees to re- 
~*~ * * payment, oe 
The elder Pappas said his broth-| Dr, Varner said he thougit the 
Greece for the United States initg solve the pains 
in 1907, is both a minister and a stu- state's colleges and universitie 
, dent at the Mt. Athos eeeery * 
The board also discussed the | Daphni, Greece. the 
$. 
talk to some people in New York jected increases in MSU enrll 
may. have a visit for at least 
Wiesaeld Ciddebd Macomb will 
hit a combined population of 878,-   
by 1980. 
COLLEGE NEEDED 
Even today, he continued, the 
area is probably the only one of Boy, 10, Hurt Saturday, 
Reported Improving 
- Ten-year-old Walter Jones Jr., 
ing his homemade bicycle Satur- a single post-high’ school educa- 
‘Iday, was taken off of the critical|“nal institution. list today at Pontiac General Hos-| Dr. Varner said predictions: of       
A hospital spokesman said . the| student body of 44,000 by 1970, com- 
operated on Saturday * ie -¥as pared with 19,125 now and 6,900 
fractured skull and “severe. con- Dap r It. 
ion”, “This is more than we want on 
He ig the son . and Mrs,/one campus,” 
Wale” Jones, ii EE Huron ‘st.|tike to limit our East     en- 
  
    
  
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  of 
000 persons by 1970 and 2 million 
its density in the country. without) 
he said. “We would.   ‘ling fire im both houses on the eve € a planned acd Easter 
This -was being held up by a 
fight over a House demand for a’ 
trative expenses for the program. 
pital. MSU growth, which have always|The Senate was insisting that the ‘present 50-50 federal - state divi- 
continued. sion be 
County Stork Doesn't 
Curtail Mail Service 
The following is a list of Oak- 
land County fathers named on 
birth certificates recently regis- 
tered with the Oakland County 
Clerk's office: 
Ceol L. jou Sis 3ia0 ie Reeder 8 oon VanGerdon, 2420 Massena 
Parl Anderson, 2995 James Rd. 
Bound Beasley, 44 Auburn Ave. 
Lawrence -. r,. 1817 Manes Rd, 
] Russell St.   
Roland 3: Barrett, gia Boots ¢ na. 
  Michael 
Willerd J, Hardenburg, 96 Gladstone 
Robert EB. Mcintyre, 160 §. Merrimac 
ae E. Moore, 270 FE. Blvd.   
] R. Allen, 1045   
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Fis F3 2 8 2 Airway Dr 
Lge 3480 hates ~ 9 Lake _ 
‘Thomas D. Gill, 221 W. Princeton 
Robert J. Armetrong, “Aap Bayorock 
Ward L. Pauble, 578 Madison Ave. | 
Wicklos A. Marks, 51 © Riley St 
Norma A. Featherstone, rr Prospect 
Robert R. Gotz, Sr. 187! Scott Lake 
Michael R. Martin, 2470 Dixie Hwy. Julius B. Russell, 5430 Tubbs Ra. 
ries R, Thomas, 252 W. Cornell 
W. Ubrick, 2701 Greer Rd. 
, 954 —- Ave, 
188 EE. Huron         Ra. 
eve W, Gibel, 16 anne St. 
on M. Vasquez, EK. Fairmount 
Harold A. Rudd, 20 Perry Ave. 
Kenneth K. Sheffer, 62 6. Parke St. $16,728,000 limitation on adminis-|,, 
Director William Matus an- 
nounced, fo Head Camp John Leroy, 27, Takes 
‘Post at Boys Ranch; 
to Supervise 20 Lads 
A Central Michigan College 
The $5,000-a-year job was left 
vacant by Richard Wagner, who 
resigned recently for a teach- 
ing profession, 
A former resident of Mt, Pleas- 
ruary With a major in psychology. 
Married, he will live at the camp 
to supervise the activities of an 
average 20 boys, placed there as 
wards of the court. 
This program is in addition to 
summertime activities for 200 boys 
of the Oakland County Children’s 
program for a smaller number of 
youths housed at the home as 
wards of the court. 
  ‘Charge Policeman 
‘With Manslaughter 
PHILADELPHIA (#—A_police- 
today in the death of a pedestrian 
which he allegedly reported to his 
superiors as a hit-run accident. 
Authorities said the patrolman, 
Thomas Murgitroyde, 47, phoned 
yesterday while off-duty that he 
had found a hit-run victim lying 
in the street. The victim, Michael 
Toth, 37, a trucking firm employe, 
was dead on arrival at Hahne- 
mann Hospital. ; 
Traces of blood and human hair 
were found on the front of Mur. 
gitroyde’s own car in a routine 
investigation, said Capt. Joseph 
P. Cunane of the Accident Inves- 
    gation Division. 
  ant, Leroy was graduated in Feb-} - 
man faces manslaughter charges)        
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Cute little styles with 
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seeding thousands of acres of 
burned and cutover timber land 
in the state ahd also for fire con- 
    
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Other Plant Pests; Few 
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This bit of doggerel, seemingly 
nonsensical, probalby refers to the 
burning of hop vines in Britain. 
In late summer, the vines are 
teeming with plant lice and their 
hungry guests — the ladybird and 
its young. 
  
'diMoose Are Photogenic 
FAIRBA , Alaska @ — When 
three moved into this city 
during the heavy winter snow, a 
camera shop operator said his 
    film sales rose 100 per cent, 
  
      
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Rayon-satin lastex panel flattens 
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See these and other smart 
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spring now at Fedetal’s, 
FREE ALTERATIONS Experi seamstresses will alter 
your new Easter parade 
fashions for a smart 
custom-like fit   
  
  Easter flowers 
that won't wilt i) 9c 
Famous-maker gloves in nylon, cotton 00 
Famous Kayser and Wear-Right gloves in white, ? 
| 00 colors. Shorty, 8-button styles. Cotton or nylon. 
Easter styles in white, pretty pastels 
Classic slipons and shorties in tailored and nov- 
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AT FEDERAL'S 
  
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with double skirts 
that go all-qround ee % 
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boast double skirts to make them 
shadowproof, A breeze to care for, 
40-denier opaque nylon slip has 
lined bodice, toes midriff, Choose 
snowy white and ‘pastels, 32-40, 
Double skirt petticoats 
Shado f ticoat 
in 40-denier a ilon 2% 
White in sizes S-M-L. . 
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‘Indians haye decided to drop the| 
dare reiterng nomimins tr bell! ©6BUSSARD ELECTRIC       wi the nic. teachers : % 
schools getting the short end of|tion of new teachers that has been|™ately 10 per cent. The NEA 
      
       
    
  the stick. overlooked before,” said Ray ciemoeet Oe ee eee , Maul, assistant director, /Btadua lection of chiefs and councillors. | P 2-6445 < 
: “The Deuem i a) oy Rana “ 9 Th reds gone mewings cal . “ee : “hi : the loss in in ‘blue y as . 
Childhood Diseases men.” we —|. As in previous years, there is a \stare proceedings in the name) ry Ockland Avenue Free Parking ; 
offheavy imbalance among high : ; pajovokar ‘vat a foes point up | ‘ jot the queen and close 
Increase in County: (Za%;S%, 8. oe ere rn eee a re ee me was wot met prayer. 
    
    
    
     
         
   
         
   
         
         
   
       
    
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181 cases of compared; An NEA summary of the report 
with 111 the week before. Scarlet /said: “As the number of qualified 
fever hit 74 victims, as compared teacher. prospects increases from 
with 51 the week earlier. year to year the number of high) 
The of both'school teaching hopefuls will be-) 
Pontiac and County Health Depts.|come more and more out pf line! 
on communicable diseases are as'with that in the elementary field.” - 
follows: Maul urged that colleges at-| é ® / 
"S wie, cae 0 ool Worst - Week Week Age (elementary atte : we. 
Chicken pox 7 13 iy * * : pa 
Gonorrhea 4 1 4 : Ze 
Moncton 3 H 20 | ‘The NEA Baie: last week in| 7 
Sreuonta ¢ _ &  @ {ite monthly journal that the teach- | s 7; , 
Eee | i feamacnmanse men's suits : Tuberculosis i 3 @ jcated college graduations this oy 
Week ‘Week ing.” It. said qualified elementary 
ites WR a teachers will increase 4.89 per ae Ay B, a cent over 1956 and high school: 
Whooping cough =o 2 g |teachers 13.86 per cent. 95 at only 
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For the Perfect 
EASTER PHOTOS}   
Here's a suit that Ieoks better and wears longer 
than more expensive suits. These light and medium 
toned all wool worsteds come in your favorite 
weaves ... silk effects, decorative twists, plus 
many others choose from the season's smartest 
light” and medium tones ... you'll be assured of 
leoking your very best whether you're at an im- 
Ea business meee, er attending church. 
e An soday': you ll be glad you did.      
        finest quality in Pilgrim 
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Sleeve Lengths 
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classic looking © 49°95 
Easy Terms 
a. Esa iis there's a return to clear- iolead fabrics and 
the new, popular silk look. Both of these style features 
can be found in our rich wool worgteds. You'll like the 
smart up-to-the minute styling apd appreciate the fine 
proportion fit you've always adfnired on men of     © Choice of several collar styles 
e Choite of white broadcloth. or oxford cloth 
© FormEase collar . . . proportion-fit 
Superbly woven broadcloth or Oxford cloth fashioned of lustrous 
combed long staple cotton. Glistens with snowy white freshness. 
Feature packed with FormEase collar styles that stay neat, will not 
wilt, curl or creep. Proportioned-Fit body is tailored to your height. 
full in front. French or button cuffs. Pleated pocket, yoke and sleeves. 
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      sturdy shoes for: men! choice of many styles in asseyfd colors—as low a 
No fashion-plate frills here but loads of honesiel” 
to-goodness style that reflects your 
‘excellent taste and puts you at ease on       
    
          Easter Sunday or at the oifice. Choose trom 
many “classica” and trim, low-cut 
“moderns” every one of soit, rich-loofing 
“Yeathers and each “pre-flexed for com _— 
feel at the first slep.     
      
         
         
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“San ed Bachelors Diader:   
| Have Ball? or Close Bar? "SAN FRANCISCO @: — The dent 
Bachelors, an organization with’ 
‘the sole purpose of staging San 
“Francisco's annual Bachelors Ball| 
“pondered “a grim ‘decision today. 
* ‘The¥ can ae ahead with their: 
“Grd ball ist the Sheraton-Palace. 
‘Hote? April 27 only if they agree. 
that the bar will close at 2 a.m., 
‘the legal closing hour. Ernest 0. 
McCormick 1H.th the group's rest   
‘UcofM. Surveys 
New Engineers Find Starting Salaries| jee 
$5,500; 47 Per Cent of 
Grads Stay in State 
ANN ARBOR ()—What happens: 
cue Fy 
5 Eig 
F853 
salary for the 1957 
Leta af be shout 10 per cent 
a oe than it was for engineers! 
— last year, Young 
  
Butcher Seeks Damages 
but Gent went to police and 
a sp andi complaint. . Lodge said. 
_|Lodge explained, because man y 
*|ports, required by law from non- 
Corporations 
_\charge would be $10, Lodge said. . Term Student Protest 
‘Spring Exuberanice’ (Aamest, Mass, @ ~ » Some 
acknowledged ttle tuck is! ‘unofficially   Amherst coees Sey members 
dismissed as ‘spring exuberance” the | 
than 200 students ‘against 
own faith at least. twice a week. 
More than 200 students gath- 
ered at a rally last night to pro- hap Big ed ministration policy of compulsory 
‘students attend services ef their take no action. a ' i a elles aire willie gradiy Means Collage Seeks to Move 
religious services. 
  
  aay. 6 
groups have se state aid will make, 
bi giles tel <n 
  
tributed /$20,500 to @ fund for mov-| 
ling fecitities of Post Huron. Junioc| 
A banene exe may be harvested Cole into the old Port Huron the world’s lead:ng 
nine to 4 months after planting. Ietigh i vor building. School’ nation. auto export rel Lee Terry, - shot at 
\pabbit. ‘Howard a Cru’ ‘Boy, 12, shoot laid 
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Ro- 
bert A. Rice. 17, was. killed when 
he raised his head just as a 12 
ting companion, Dar- now claims the title of year-old Mun ing pa . Jaci 
’ 
Se eee ee 
  
  
  hunting another site. 
‘body seems to want us,’ 
* * * * 
| The Bachelors Ball is a robaet! 
gala of the San. Francisco social 
| season, It traditionally gets under’ 
way about midnight and lasts un-| 
itil 7 am. or later. - i 
Traditionally, liquor was poured | 
beyond 2 a.m. on the basis that}. 
the ball was ‘a private party using | 
facilities withdrawn from licensed. 
public use, 
The Sheraton-Palace, apprehen 
sive about the of drinking | 
iby guests just under the minimum | 
‘legal age of 21, asked a consulta. 
‘tion by Bachelors leaders with 
Frank Fullenwider, area director 
|ot the State Department of Alco-: 
Beverage Control, 
“= * * 
Fullenwider’s ruling: No exemp- 
tion from the letter of the law for 
the Bachelors, All members of a 
feminine group calling them- 
selves Spinsters are guests at- the 
Bachelors Ball, and many of the 
girls haven't turned 21, 
“We will be happy to have them 
if they comply with the state laws. 
just like any other party,” said’ 
a hotel spokesman, - 
So the question President Mc- 
Cormick and his board will decide 
today is: Will the har close al: 
2 a.m. or Will there be no, Bach- 
elors Ball? 
House Receives 
Cemetery Bil Proposed Law Allows 
Small Graveyards Time 
to Seek Reinstatement | 
Small cometeries dotting Oak- 
land County would be aided by 
legislation passed by the State Sen-. 
ate and now before the House, 
Sen. L. Harvey ‘Lodge, of Drayton 
Plains said today. . 
The measure would allow ceme- 
teries whose non-profit corporation 
are has expired a 2's-year pe- 
of grace to seek reinstatement “Almost No- 
’ he said. | 
  
    
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Need for the bill has arisen 
small cemeteries have ‘failed in re- 
cent years to submit annual re- 
profit corporations. 
The state must accordingly ques- 
tion the legal status of the grave- 
yards, Lodge said, and this could 
‘produce involved courtroom entan- 
glements, especially for older cem- 
eteries ‘no longer used for new 
burials. . 
However, under the proposed 
legislation, such cemeteries would 
have until July 1, 1960 to file for 
reinstatement with the Michigan 
Commission. The     
London Zoo's 78-year-old wa 
lector, Wilfred Frost, has sailed 
|for New Guinea to catch rare 
. birds of paradise. It's his Sard 
trip to the Far East.       
  
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Friday and Monday 
Nights Until 9 p.m. 
    
_ Sizes ym” Sizes 
412 | 8-18 
Fraternity Prep or Boyville sport coats 
. many 
full amart woo! ond rayon blend . . 
attractive patierns and weaves 
rayon lining, vented back. Choose 
now while a wide selection lasts 
jo star in the Easter Parade. 
   
     
               
Shoe Dept., Main Floor 
  top’ fashion sport coats 
14” {n 
Easter fashions 
in Biltwel shoes 
. for children 
+ Cis 7 * Wve growing 
   t 
5.50 
many styles 
priced low as 
re-built Biltwels. hool. featu 
party or sch feet the best 
Correctly sty led tor 
Other Fine Styles Priced gi.. 
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Dress Suits in Sizes 4 to 12 That little man in your family will really stand 
out in the Easter Parade. Choose solid greys, — 
glen plaids or splash pattern. Zip fly, tailored 
-3-button single breasted coat. 
98 
y £ ir Bp pa 
of pee in finest 
Deli ighttul styles for 
every age. 
cosscee tee 
Sears Revolving Charge Dressy rayon-dcetate 
and splash paiterns 
single-breasted jacket with vent    
    
     
         
    
   
      in monly check 
Two-button, 73° 4 
back, patch pockeis. 
. Jr. Boys’ Gabardine Slacks 
3” 
4.98 | Searalon Quality 
Long wearing gabardine slagks with 
matching belt in blues,.greys, black or 
brown to blend périect with 
his pew Sport coat. 
Older Dear Slacks .... “ee eee 
   
            
       
        
      17° Fraternity Prep! Year "round es 
Boyyille Sizes 14 to 18 arma — oe la te, - i ne 
| For All the Family | 7 
for every Sunday... 
‘dress shirts 
2 
High quality cotigh ‘b roeaczioth sh 
are designed ike: dad's, with Fren Sizes 8 to 20 A 
Hat Styles 
for Girls..... I 
        
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culis afd cuff ‘nks. In white or paste! colors 
sizes 6 to Vp 
a Wear, Main Floor 
12.98 199 Value 
Light Spring weight Orion fleece topper 
gored back, smal! belt tum. Nylon lined. 
White only. Sizes 4. 
girls’ silk dresses 
Ml" Sizes 7 to 14 ] 
Ne! 
am ‘Lovely pure silk Honeylones 
ss] in stripes or floral spray / 
prints. Nylon crinolines. 
Paste! pink or biue, 
sizes 7 to 14. 
   
                
    
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, AP \ aires 1957 3 i :   
        
    
  
  
  
  
, EASTER COLORING SERIES: 
4, The Easter Rabbit 
There is an old belief that the sun on Easter morning dances in _ 
the sky, pnd if you rise very early and go up on a hill you might see © 
it. Another old legend says that the Easter bunny was believed to be 
an escort of the goddess Ostara. He is supposed to leave baskets of | 
beautifully colored eggs hidden here and there for the children to 
find, but he runs away so quickly, the children almost never see 
him. 
Here is an Easjer Bunny who has left a fine basket of eggs in the | 
grass and is galloping away toward the rising sun to see if it really | 
will dance inthe sky. © ~~ : | 
If you color this picture carefully, using soft tints in the back- | 
ground and bright colors on the Ester eggs and. the foreground | 
grass, the rabbit will stand out against the ‘sky and make a fine | 
addition to your set of Easter pictures. 
(If you ave an idea for Junior Editors; send it to this newspaper. | 
Charity Brunson, Cranbury, N.J., won $10 for her suggestion. — 
Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures.) 
_ Tomorrow: The Easter Lily 
  
Serio searched about the hall, 
then looked outside and there was 
Left to Cool in Chute ‘the milkman drinking the cofee 
“Thanks mighty thoughtful," said MILWAUKEE ® — Carl Serio. jhe deliveryman, 
pressed for time on a morning “Nothing at all,” 
when the temperature was zero, meekly, 
put a cup of toe-hot coffee in the 
milk chute to cool while he fin- 
ished getting ready for work. Milkman Drinks Java 
said Serio 
  ‘Two young Hungarian refugees 
have been taken on the domestic 
When he returned the coffee was staff of Buckingham Palace, Lon- 
gone, don learns. 
EASTER - Discounts Kd 
cr EASTER SUITS ::   
       
                          
- "The News Is. 
_ CONN’S FOR THE HOLIDAY 
2 PANTS AND ONE PANTS 
Nationally Advertised 
‘900 SUITS. 
cy 4” ide Imported Silk-Luster and 2-Ply Sharkskins 
‘plus other wanted fabrics in the newest 
Easter Blues . . . single and double breasted 
models. Fabulously discount priced to save 
you big money for the holiday! 
Over 1,000 Garments on Sale. Sizes 34 to Big 60 in regulars, 
longs, extra longs, shorts, extra shorts , . stouts and extra stouts. 
Nationally Adv. $65 Worsted Suits. $39.95 
| ALTERATIONS FREE IN TIME FOR EASTER! | 
Reg. $27.50 All Wool ; All Wool 
SPORT COATS , SLACKS Tweeds, ‘solids, Paciti¢ and Hoca~ * : § stripes and. plaids, 6° we $795 
on wf he ee 
Boys’ SUITS -SPORTGOATS a All Wools 
Flannels 
Blues -- Grey 
Assorted Potterns 
Sport Coats 
19" 
my ‘vy Leagues Ivy Leagues 
” Blues      
                
        
        
                       
  
  
       
   Assorted Flannels 
12.19"     
      
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bareleg look. 
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Nov Ng’ 
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suggestions for 
fine rayon taille hand- 
bags . 
vyorutiés, envelopes 
clutches, novelty. styles 
brown or navy ae Also 
rrinestene trim 
59c and 98c 
Cudaly 
“miracle fiber’ 
luxurious fringed ends 
Your- choice oi 
knits White and 
popular summer colors 
4.98 Others ...... mat = all-wool o 
stoles 
     Up ie 6 Menthe @ Pay 
oe edmall Service Change 
; : contour 
bra-high rounded fit 
wear ; SIX ways 3 50 
I's magic the v e joam padded cups lft 
ond accentucie ¢ -bust-iine, revealing its 
true beau! hioned ufder-wire is 
light, comlotable. White embroidered 
cotton bust sections 
SIX WAY! \ 
as shown, or as 
wide halter,’ oli-shou 
crisg-crogs or reguiar, 
32A to 38B 
          
                      
   
  easter fashion shoppers 
A handsome assortment of 
.. pouches, boxes, 
nine 
m Roses give such fem 
charm Pin a rose to your 
Spring ensemble! Fro 
shy buds to tull-bilown 
beauties Rose color 2 ‘ 
with 
novelty 
. 298 & 398 © 
      
   Seamless mesh sheers to 
give your legs a peaches- . 
omplexion soft 
the jashionable ! 
Full fashioned ultra sheers 
are exquisitely sheer, made 
of clearest, finely knit ny- 
lon, dainty hairline seams. 
a oT 
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Royal Purple Nylons for Ei ay \ * 5 “ 
ee uy % = ‘ 
         e 4 
‘ 4 = 
Easter I ' s Seat 
Full fashioned-~ utility 
sheers of finely knit rylon. 
A perfect weight for every- 
day wear. All above hose 
proportion-fit. 
te Wear, 
    
      
      
2.98 i 498 ‘Pies Vax ss 
                      
          
     
        
  Just Say, “Charge It” on 
Sears Revolvimg Charge Outstanding values! Black, #.. 
left: boys’ dapper spring sports coat 
He'll feel as smart as he looks in this 50°, wool 
§0°, rayon sports 
patterris 
Rayon-nylon sheen gabardine slacks. 1-6 
Dress shirt, tie and cuff link set 
right: girls’ polished cotton dress 
Shell find everything tc: please her 
eqo in this ch 
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frim E mare we 
           
    hite background w 
siline. princess styling. 
It's her's in sizes 3 to 6X i 
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~/ Shop Fri. Nite ‘til 9 p.m,     
    
Corsets, Second Floor 
fresh on the scene... 
 Easter’s exciting new fashions 
coat in new spring colors and 
Blues, greys, tans 
* | 
if 
underneath her 
Easter finery .. . 
A rufiled nylon marquisette slip... 
hew long torso style with crisp stand-out 
tiers . .. satin bow and nosegay trims. 
Lace trimmed bodice, elasticized 
waist. White, in sizes 2-6X .. 
Just Say, “Charge It’ on nylon tricot slips 
ctamote 398 d Heavily trimmed with lace 
Soltly gathered bodice of nylon lcre 
is lined beth front and back Skirt 
dips inio a scalloped fleunce of 
» Gainty lace” White, sizes 
Lingerie Dept., Main Floor 
  
  Double-Skirted 
Nylon Tricot Slips 
Charmode 3 98 
Sizes 32-40. Nylon Tricot Proportioned Slips 
Now 4% | 
Pleated nylon tricot             
       
    
     
         
       
             
   
         
   
            
     
      
           
          
  Complete second skirt bodice has a topping of 
gives extra shadow — nylon lace imported from 
proofing. Accents of France, Shadow panel. 
nylon lace. White, pink. Regular, tall. 
.5.98 
     
  
Charmode Contour 
Cotton Torso Bra 
ONLY 58 
d Underwired Bust Cups 
For alluring curves, sleek 
midriff, tapered hips. Foam- 
padded, underwired bust 
cups. White. 32-36A, 32-388. 
       
     Tricot Petticoats 
Only Fie 
Deeply pleated flounces 
have inserts of rich nylor 
lace imported from 
France, Small, medium, 
large in all lengths. 
: Ccrsets. Second Floor 
  
      
    
     
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7.98 little polished cotton 
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: \PHURSDAY, APRIL 18; 1957. 
      
  
who were graduated from the 
"| Training Academy Tuesday at 
who just completed the eight JOIN PONTIAC POLICE — Chief of Pontiac | 
-| Police Herbert W. Straley swears in five men 
Detroit Police 
the Veteran's 
Memorial Building in Detroit. The new officers, 
week training 
_| Course are (Lr):. Dallas Flesher, 30, of 2122 Cres- cent Lake Rd.;      Richard A. Navarre, 25, of 396. 
E. Columbia Ave.: William F. Moore, 27, of 
Walled Lake; Kari D. Kilmer, 22, of Milford and 
James I, Batchelor, 23, of 137 S. Tilden St. These 
men will now become probationary patrolmen for 
six months according to Straley, ne Medel Laberiny   
  
questions. ‘ 
To Dr. Aline U. Orten of Wayne 
te University, Detroit, one @ Orten 
the scientists on the outside looking 
in this human house of experimen- 
tion, Drolet, 49, provides a unique: 
and “marvelous opportunity, 
* * * 
“There is no similar situation 
in the world,” said Dr, Orten. 
ahd Drolet; whose intestines are 
made available to science through 
paying. job as “laboratory assis- 
tant, is a great improvement over 
roofing. 
“In roofing,” he said, “you 
freeze in the winter and burn up 
in the summer.” 
¢-.* *« 
In his new assignment there is 
pain, but Dr. Orten 
experiments and impressed with 
the importance of his new work. 
Through the openings in_ his 
abdomen the scientists insert   
"Johnston, of 3 in| : : 
Sema, ot Rashes, bet'tunse| More Salk Vaccine | 
LANSING n— The State Health 
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i : oes il a iy i : i i Bg : Cay Reems yeagnant women "and 
com.|‘hildren from one to 14.   tribute it to local health units un- 
plete immunization of all eligible, Police Veteran to Retire Rapids police force 36 years —/tein foods—meat, 
longer than any other officer—has 
GRAND RAPIDS (#—Lt. William ‘scheduled his retirement May 11, amino acids which make up pro- 
eges, fish and 
milk—and study their absorption. 
intestine. 
  says Drolet is interested in the) 
Circulating blood makes amino'his wife Dec, 2. 
  The abe, are tet ip Drolets) 
intestine for periods ranging from | 
15 minutes to several hours. Then | 
they are removed and analyzed. ' 
en a says Dr. 
Orten, that the ‘emotional 
state of "patent defintely 
fects the movement or reaction of 
*¢ * -#€ a 
An intestinal ailment two years) 
ago led to Drolet’s entry into the) 
sphere of science. He was unable) 
do resume his work as a roofer.’ 
When he was approached with | 
two openings in his abdomen, the the idea of making a career of | 
Biology meeting here this week. 
Need Tickets for Trial 
IONIA  — It'll take an admis- 
sion ticket to get into the murder | 
trial of Kenneth Johnson Monday. ' 
Judge Morris K. Davis said wide- 
spread public interest. and the 
limited capacity of the Montcalm | 
‘Circuit Court at Standon prompted |   
  by an isolated portion of Drolet’s the action. Johnson, 34, of Edmore, 
lis accused in the fatal shooting ot AE you are “looking for ‘opport 
advancement 
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    things over teachers. And 
seven per cent said they didn't) GRAND RAPIDS uw» — Detroit confide in anybody. Edisin Co. president Walker L.' 
  Dr. Carlin urged 
“shatter the barrier which separ- utility, is scheduled to deliver an 
- June 27 as a highlight of : i 
u added: “Teaching must become the National Assn. of Power En-| it : 
  
  
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Was a member more than 
The Rev. Paul T. Hart 
ciate with burial in Oak 
- etery. 
Surviving are four sons, 
  
  MRS. MILDRED SCHULTZ 
     UTHFIELD—Service i 
: car A, Mullens, 60, 21540 Negaunee, | 
i Farmington. Burial will be! 
in Oakwood E 28S; znuaspay, dpm x 18. 10st 
EN - NEWPORT'S Pec i i 
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    ® family affair... 
As always, we, despite 
yourself, your family, and your   9:30 A.M. to 12 P.M. 
FRIDAY MORNING 
rising ces, have priced 
  
    Easter | Sample HATS | Worth $6.99 to $10.99 TOPPERS 
qs 
( 8.99 wash- “ = shorty coats.    
                  will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday 
the Spencer J. from | There are so many varied hat 
designs; the high crown, rol- 
ler, -cloche, profile brim,. or         
    less + -blouses: 3 
to 14.     
                
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LADIES’ TOPPERS    
  Friday 9 te 12 © 
LADIES’ DRESSES 
?” Special ~ group 
of 399 prints, 
checks. Sizes 
10 to 44l/2. 
  
            
  
B. Schultz of Pontiag and Mrs. 
Elaine J. McBride of Rochester; 
one brother and three sisters. 
Her body is at the Donelson- 
Johns Funeral Home. 
JOHN SUTTER 
John Sutter, 83, died yesterday 
at his residence, 42 S, Anderson 
St. He was ill several months. 
He had been employed by Na- 
tional Fireproofing Co, in Frank-   
     
  Raymondlf saucer brim Come in and see Whites and pas- Friday 9 to 12 Bayne PS els. Sizes 3 to 14. Ted them all in 95 MRM GIRLS’ PAJAMAS is survived Dresses...... * rs 
or: “wo rsd Flower Hots, 2.99 Large Brim Hats, 10.99 icy Sat'ee OTS AN ee 3 amas, Sizes 
Bloombeld Hla: one GEORGE’S - NEWPORT’S DUSTER °'* brother, and one sister. 74 N. Saginaw St. DRESSES | “Friday 9 to 12 
38 WHITE SHIRTS 
Reg. 1.69 shirt 
   and tie sets. Reg. 4.99 linen Sizes 3 to 8. duster and 
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  Friday 9 to 12 
CAN CAN SLIPS° Worth 3.99. 
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NE spring. 
  
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Besides his wife, Isabelle, 
Service will be at 3-p.m. Sator-| 
day from the Huntoon Funeral | 
  
  
       
        
   
                           
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and sport 
via Sizes to 
fF 9 te 12 
BIRDSEYE DIAPERS 
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sizes 2 to 4 eeett dia- 
cout and bon- x 27 
in net sets. ny 
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MINNIE CASAMER SUITS ~~ 99 lone Vy alipa 99° OXFORD — Services for Minnie . | 88 
= from Flumerfelt Fu- | ’ ~ ; a Men's Sport Shirts LADIES’ JACKETS 
— Little Bow in Black Patent or a Sie toh Long and shot AQ) TB sin iacters | ATT EER — = White. Sizes 10 to 4. N, M. 12,99 Beye’ shirts included. wae og momne . 
oa 2 . Laidler, 78. of 715 De P in Black , atte , on ay , 78, Little Strap or Pump in Blac Mille Rd. here, who died Wednes- day morning at the home of her| @@tent, White. Sizes Small 3 ; Friday 9 to 12 Friday 9 to 12 daughter, Mrs. Royal Woodley in] to Large 3. N, M., BOYS M ‘ P Lift BRAS Metamora, will be held at 1:30 en’s Suburbans | Permea- p.m. Saturday from the Baird] Boys’ Ventilated Vamp in . JACKETS ‘Smart new 77 
Comers nn wit terial in Gem Black, Brown. Sizes 812 to 3,. 3 eee ee ry: I. 88 Out they go. spring. All Mrs. Laidler is survived by three| . sizes, 
children, Howard Fisk of Lapeer.} If Not Specially Purchased 
Harry, Laidler of Mariette, a>] Our Price Would Be $6.95. shed gh pcm —sizes 4 to 12. ‘Men's Underwear SHERRY ANNE LINDEBERG | : Msg oocig : a = GEORGES.- N E Ww PORTS | Zenner’... 10° ‘Tipccocee Som F Af: 
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Deaths Elsewher e | —— — poder Friday 9 to 12 : : 9 to 12 NEW YORK o@-Stetan Kok] WHY DRIVE A SMALL MEN’S PAJAMAS | LADI s' PANTIES 
this country in 1914 and for. 10 . ; cloth in guar. ] panties in, 19 
seasons was the leading ef YOU CAN Sse oie one” while’ und col , ot the San Carlo Opera Co., died OWN THIS Value to 2.99. Gat Ore. 
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ans Gain aie oe AT THIS AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE g mee... 49° MEN'S SOX _ Goons posit Insurance since oe c » 88c. Sew 
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=. 2 * COMP LETE WITH ALL THESE PANTS ae CLARKSVILLE, Ark. ®—C. M.I “ : (Chauncey) Miller, 65, a retired . newapapermen wis bad touted oe CATALINA E X TR A NY ! 36 MEN'S PANTS _ RUGS polar pat irppoheniog UPS HT RANGE) HYDRA- . number of years, died yesterday. | e STRATOFLIG (DUAL . New spring 00 
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journalism’ faculty" at Oni State Ato e TURN SIGNALS e WINDSHIELD WASHER reduced ; . 
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Jai had wuthed Bf vories Gabel 252 HP V-8, ALL INCLUDED. PRINT DRAPES for the Milwaukee Journal, Cui Worth 3.99, ui 
cago Daily News, New York Moe o ” oy 
and The Associated Press, died] | yesterday. 
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OKLAHOMA CITY #® — Hoyt] Fridey 9 te 12°’ Friday 9 to 12 Andres, 42, station manager and vice presi ot tation WKY] Chenille Spreads Curtain Panels and WKY-TV television | 3 5.99 full "Pioneer in the Southwest,  died| 122”. Wheelbase ees eg t's Pict 
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Follow the Crowds to Big Easter Savings, Doors Open 9:30 
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  “Sold for 3.99, new | , Yes, You Buy Quality . . . at the Lowest Prices Possible! 
Dress up 
the judge. customers 
is eave you prnee 
+ « you be 
NYLON 
TOPPERS . 
Better misses’ 
washable ny- 
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Pastels, white. 
Ferrers. 14.99     
  
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TOPPERS 
14” Worth 19.99. 
Solid colors. 
10 to 
14.99   tweeds. 
44. 
Wool 
Suite... 
  
EASTER 
DRESSES 
5 
Save on fine pas- 
tels and prints. 
Misses’-half sizes. 
10.99 ‘Tall, Dresses... 
    
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EASTER 
HATS 
12 
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Reg. 2.99 In 
new spring 
colors, short 
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sleeveless, 32 
to 38 
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Nylon 
Blouses ..   
89¢ value in 
new spring 
shades. Sizes ; 
84% to 1}. 
Slight irregu- YJ 
lars. 
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Quality Nyions 
    
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SLIPS 
1 
Lavish lace trim. 
Sizes 32 to 40. White 
only. Reg. 2.99 
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1:       spring skirts in print 
patterns, size 22 to 30 
                       
  
    
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Then a small amount (about 
four grams) of powdered asbestos, 
in a solution, was poured into the 
sac surrounding the heart. The sac 
was then closed quickly and the 
opening deftly stitched by the 
surgeon. 
Thus the tedious part of the oper- 
ation was complete. 
* x * 
to consciousness was supervised!ang, for master’s degree of $4,550 
Operating room nurses were Sue 
Livingston, scrub nurse, and Pa- 
supervisor 
kept supplies handy at all times. 
A week after - the aparetion| 
when this reporter visited ‘the pa-| 
agement. Among them were mes- 
sages from boys af the Starr 
Commonwealth for Boys, where 
he held his last active position 
before angina cut short his career.   
Joins Fair Commission . 
LANSING # — Jack W. O'Con- farmer,     
zee i 
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‘Is Declared Insane PATIENT PREPARED FOR 
DuBois, 61, is readied for the heart operation 
blood flow to heart muscle. A tube through his OPERATION — The Rev. 
hooked to his arms ie “PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 
ae 
legs are connected to a cardioscope (at extreme right). The Jef- 
ferson ventilator (a pump and bellows machine, left) takes over 
‘. his breathing. The anaesthesiologist attending Rev. DuBois is Dr, 
Aben Hoekman. He is assisted by Dr. Harriett Clarke. 
' tive field, exposes the pericardium where an 
incision was made allowing access to the heart 
surface. Then the surgeon was ready to begin 
the actual procedure. 
4 CLOSEUP OF PROCEDURE —   
Salary boosts totaling $210,000 
were granted Pontiac School Sys- 
tem teachers in a schedule of 
salaries adopted by the Board of 
en us last night. 
schedule, essentially a re- 
elor’s degree of $4,350 to $6,500, 
to $6,850. 
The schedule was opposed as 
Hl 5 
  School Board Hikes 
Teachers’ Salaries 
Teachers who opposed the new 
plan argued that it would be in. | 
sufficient at ite starting level to 
attract the 100 qualified teach- 
ers which the system has to hire 
this year and would cause low 
morale among the preseat teach- 
ers. 
The schedule which was adopted 
grants $150 increases across - the. 
board to all teachers and addi- 
tional boosts for the top half of-the 
schedule (teachers with six to 10 
.|years experience under the plan). 
* * * 
In effect, the plan grants less 
than 4 per cent more to teachers 
cent to those with more than six 
years experience. 
* * * 
The 4 per cent yardstick was 
presented by the teachers as rep- 
resenting the cost of living in- 
crease during the past ‘year. Man, Twice Retired, 
Seeks Science Tutor 
GLENDALE, Calif. @ — Wil- 
liam Jonathan Waters, twice re- 
tired, has completed his first for-| 
mul schooling since high school. 
feb gual got out of high school in 
189 
He's now 77. He retired first as! 
|a vaudeville dancer, later as a) 
contractor. The course he com-| 
pleted recently at Glendale College, 
was in chemistry. 
Watters is looking now for a 
tutor to help him with more ad- 
vanced chemistry and higher 
mathematics. j‘It's not the sheep- 
skin I'm after,’ he explains. “It’s 
the knowledge.” He adds: 
“Chemistry is interesting — but 
nuclear physics is enchanting.”   
No Storage Charges? with. a B. A. Degree under steps, 
y|9 through six, and over 4 per DALLAS #® — Fred Simmerli expensive engagement ring. The| 
next day, a cake Next, flowers, took a pocket watch to a Jewelry 0°   
  CHEST CLOSURE READIED ~— Various lay- 
ers of the chest are about to be closed with black 
silk thread, The ribs will next be drawn together 
in their original position, using black silk thread. 
The first step in the Beck I 
Procedure, that of tying down the coronary vein for the purpose of 
slowing the return flow of blood from heart muscle, has been com- 
pleted by Surgeon Sullenberger. 
surface of the heart muscle and At this point he is abrading the 
the lining of the pericardial sac. 
The final step consists of placing powdered asbestos into the peri- 
cardium to produce inflammation which increases formation of ad- 
hesions which in turn develops 
muscle. blood-going vessels to - heart      
machine. 
* 
PATIENT LEAVES HOSPITAL — The Rev. Edwin DuBois was . 
discharged from the hospital 12 days after the operation with real 
hope for the future. Mrs. Date came hee Neen ee We eee 
to leave his room. ‘ Pentiae Press Photes by Ed. Vanderworp 
The lung has been re-expanded by pressure ap- 
plied to the breathing bag of the anaesthesia - 
              
  
      
  
Ad Agency Woos 
Station Manager 
for Its ‘Client’ 
VANCOUVER, B.C. —A bill- 
board sign across the street from 
radio station CKWX shows en- 
twined hearts and 
question: “Tiny, is it Ses?” 
The station explains: ,An adver- 
tising agent went affectionate a 
week ago soliciting its account. 
First, station manager F. H. 
(Tiny) Elphicke received an elab- 
orate mash note. 
Then, another letter brought an the cryptic, Damaging, Storm Hits 
San Francisco Area 
SAN FRANCISCO u—A noisy 
and damaging storm carried by 
|52-mile-an-hour winds yesterday 
-\swept across the San Francisco 
\Bay area. 
One man was electrocuted when 
he tried to pick up the end of an 
jelectric wire that was blown down. 
aged power facilities, felled trees, 
‘broke windows and clogged storm 
a, :     
IGiven Fulbright Grant 
ANN ARBOR # — University 
store for repairs 26 years ago. He|® ™agnum Of champagne and & of Michigan history professor Wil- 
recently took a clock to the same. isilver slipper. \liam B. Willcox has received a 
store and remembered the pocket! Yesterday it was the sign. So Fulbright grant to lecture in mili- 
watch, Proprietor Wallace H. Pea-|Elphicke sent a return note: 
  in-| cock wound it and gave it to Sim- | 
goodgrunning order. merti in “Enough of this love-making.’ 
Get down to business.” — jtary history during the 1957-58 
' academic year at Oxford Univer- 
isity in England.   
  Former AF Major 
  Eatherly, of Van Alstyne, Tex, 
was released to his brother Joe 
with orders to report to the VA. ABILENE, Tex. “®—A former 
gentleness which he preached. 
for'they know not what they do.” 
of his clothing. And one of my 
I am‘ most upset by         Nonthave 1 tolé-youe MEMO TO CAESAR 
The Body Is Not in the Tomb 
Claudia's letter to Caesar's mother continued .. . 
Even while the Nazarene’s body was wracked with that horrible 
_| pain on the cross and while the crowd was hooting at him he 
| did a thing which proves how Genply Be Dalleved: the Guetrine of 
pet me aark teny onal met ae a 
Here in the city it seemed as if a vast cloud has 
sun completely. And there was an earth tremor which caused 
p29] erent veil in the temple of this man's people to rend in two. . 
zo i ae Ser 
the whole 
beseech td i ‘you ‘again 
    
He offered a little prayer and sid, ‘ “Father forgive them 
Can you imagine saying that, at such a time? 
Now I come to what has been troubling me most. 
x * 
While the man was dying, the oddiers cast lots for 
maids tells me that it 
dice. - 
obscured 
i 
thing, | Livia, and I 
a 
    After Jesus died, a man named Joseph, from Arimathea, came 
to the palace and asked Pilate if he might have the dead man’s 
body. I joined in urging “Pilate 
the governor consented. 
This Joseph took the body to grant-his request and finally fi 
y Dest Ae 
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    to a fine garden which he has 
and placed it in a good tomb after properly wrapping it in burial 
clothes. 
was happy that, at least, the good man had a decent grave. I 
Guards were sent to watch 
been so stirred up the local 
that the Nazarene walked from his tomb. 
I feel the guards are lying to protect themselves, b 
‘one know about these things since so much that is strange and 
‘comprehensible has been reported about this Nazarene? the place, because the populace authorities feared someon might 
tee aan et mtb 
X wish we were aately ot. 
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Announce     tional Church will hold 
their Gooll Friday supper, an an- 
+15 nual ; at the church, start- 
rl! ci tract mai 
    
     
   
  Mandon Lake Community Church 
will hold Communion service at 
7:30 tonight. . . 
Good Friday service, featuring 
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      . This Announcement. 
"Sponsored by the 
DOWNTOWN - MERCHANTS J. C. PENNEY CO. 
17 Seuth Saginaw 
PEGGY'S WOMEN’S APPAREL 
16 North Saginaw 
WARDS HOME OUTFITTING 
48 Seuth Seginaew * ( 
 SHAWS JEWELERS 
24 Nerth Seginaw 
BARNETT’S CLOTHES SHOP 
150 North Saginaw 
S. $. KRESGE 
66 Nerth Seginaw : 
STAPPS JUVENILE BOOTERIE 28 ££. Lewrence 
_OSMUN’S MEN’S WEAR 
51 North Saginaw | 
LORD’S FURNITURE G APPLIANCE 
125 W. Huron Se. 
GEORGE'S-NEWPORTS 
74 North Saginaw 
FRED N. PAULI CO. 
28 West Huren 
EPPERT’S CAMERA SHOP 
57 West Huren 
THE SPORTS SHOP 16 South Cass HILDREN The Easter Rabbit Will Be on the | 
& ourt House Lawn Friday & Saturday 
With Easter C andy 
Bring the kiddies with you. Let 
them meet the Bunny and 
Get His Easter Greeting.    
     
           
  R & H SHOE STORE 
73 North Seginew 
WKC INC. 
108 North Saginaw 
-BROWN BROS. "4 North Saginaw 
SCARLETT’S BICYCLE SHOP 
: 20 East Lawrence 
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or two from the main shopping area and its 224 stores, shops and salons. DOWNTOWN 0 asne o Lawvne 
PONTIAC merchants have larger stocks for your selection. You can choose from hun- rie te 96 South Seginne 
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wider choice, this greater selection, this opportunity to compare makes DOWNTOWN 
: the shopping center of wise buyers. Come DOWNTOWN THIS WEEK-END-you can do 
: “ALL your Easter shopping easily, : quickly The Downtown Merchants invite you to bring 5 North Saginaw 
RAPPY’S NATIONAL CLOTHING Saginaw 
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_48 North Saginaw 
- CLOONAN’S 
72 North Seginaw 
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16 West Huren r 
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) ) time, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 18, 1937   
       S883, 253,225 — abdut’ 
imore than last year. * y Kent County Valve Up 
ae ety @®—Kent Coun:   
‘ey 
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JOLIET, Tl. ®—State and Will 
‘ing of a former Chicago police- 
/man, one of the Moretti brothers 
‘who figured in “the . sensational 
‘murder trial of their policeman 
‘brother in 1952. 
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The strangled, bullet-riddied and 
beaten body of husky Salvatore 
‘Moretti, 32, was found yesterday 
‘in the trunk of an auto alongside 
“ [a lonely country road about seven 
|miles west of Joliet, 
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| A few miles from the death 
‘scene is, Stateville Penitentiary 
(where Sdivatore’s brother Mi- 
chael, 37, is serving a life sentence 
for the 1951 slaying of ay15-year- 
‘old youth in a West Side Chicago 
lot after a tavern fight. 
Salvatore, a bachelor, was an 
auto salesman since he was fired 
five years ago from the Park 
District police in another develop- 
stemming from Michael's 
murder case, 
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and twice in the chest; was found 
in the 1957 model car owned by 
his twin brother Vincent, a Chi- 
Park District policeman. 
‘ear to Salvatore, with whom he 
lived. 
* * * 
Willard Blood, Will County cor- 
‘oner, said that deep, dark inden- 
| tations on the neck indicated Sal- 
‘Vatore had been strangled, appar- 
Salvatore, who with Vincent 
joined the Park police in 1947, was 
discharged in 1952 for failure to 
testify before a Cook County grand 
jury in connection with Michael's 
murder case. 
Hilberry Chief Spacker |   
-GRAND RAPIDS w—Dr. Clar- 
jence B. Hilberry, president of | 
Wayne State University, and Mrs 
University of John B. Virtue, 
| Michigan lecturer and special 
assistant state attorney general, 
are scheduled among principal 
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ish Starts ‘Soon to , Meet April "59. Seaway Target Soccer em nns tht | ‘MONTREAL The big suyr-higher tolls to “protéet their wan iret 30 miltion more. The Amer-jelectric Power Commission are to) tor of the interpationay rapids. A eal The estimate was doubled.'). site to sail the entire route. | ing\ intoxicated after, a three-car Fy       
      
  
    
    
    
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on the billion-dollar St. Lawrence! Unless a coimpromise is reached tence Seaway Development Corp., dollar’ cost of a 2.200,000-horse- south of Cornwall Island to two, * * * ‘it will let ships using the Seaway! He told police. the reason he 
Seaway and power’ project. ‘shippers may have to pay iyo) was expected to fork up 105 mil- ipower generating ‘complex. The docks that sidestep the joint On-) Seaway’ sources indicate a dis- joperate in Canadian coastal trade. didn’t stop when -his car struck 
Everybody expects to hit the ‘sets of ie low rate thro jlion. This estimate is said to have! accuracy of this esumate is not tario ~ New York power ‘develop- agreement over the size of ships | ‘ |another automobile, causing it to 
April 1959 target date for the start Canadian locks and a higher - jumped by 35 million. ‘certain. . iment near Cornwall and Massena. 'that will be permitted to navigate More Bibles have been sold in slam into a third car, was because 
of navigation, through the American water, * * * _An example of the way cost es-| Bids were called on an original the locks. The United States is re- Japan since the end of World, War he didn’t want to get into an argu- 
. But there is stilf no basi gates, The New York State Power Au timates can fool the experts is the |16-million-dollar estimate for this ported to want ships 730 feet long II than in the 60 preceding years, ment with a woman driver in one 
ns ic agree. ~*~ * _ thority and the Oniario Hydro- channel around the American sec-| work. Not one contractor respond- contending the g>iszer ships will's says the American Bible Society. ot the cars. 
. ment between Canada and the: Sie rane epee Ss 
Sponsors want to make sure the _ United States on some pretty big’ aue tons P how to operate seaway doesn't ee — age 
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All Missiles ‘Shoot to Kill’ 
DALLAS, Tex. (NEA) — In the 
guided missile business you've got’ 
to shoot to kill. 
This is especially true of ground 
to-air and air-to-air missiles, 
As 2 result, a new phase of the. 
Up-until a few years ago the 
huge supply of lumbering World 
War II surplus planes converted to 
pilotless drone targets served this 
purpose. This supply quickly dwin- 
died and the new missiles were 
demanding faster, more elusive 
targets to more accurately chal- 
lenge their new performances. 
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One of the most critica] and elu- 
sive characteristics of a missile is 
hl ‘closing performance,” This is 
the ability of a missile to zero in on 
the target and hit it in the final 
split second of approach. 
Making sure a missile can do 
this is “shooting to kill.”        
  
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minutes, During this time, it will   
eject flares intermittently, making) 
visua] tracking possible. The other 
target missiles have a similar -per-; 
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The XKDT-1 is only about 12, 
and has wings of about 58 inches. 
Missile guidance systems and ra- 
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large as a fighter plane on their 
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get itself has been only part of 
the job. Under the new “weapons 
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needed for the drone. 
A “console” electronics panel is 
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device before the target becomes | Your best feet long, 10 inches in diameter} 
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a mis-fire to a minimum. 
  
Temco Aircraft Corp. ot Dalles: Education Hits and» Ryan and Radioplane are 
among the chief firms developing 
and producing target missiles. 
Temco's target, being 
rocket-powered drone which has a 
top speed only slightly less than 
the speed of rs a 
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A carrier - baséd Navy plane 
takes the drone to high altitude, | 
perhaps 50,000 feet or higher. The! 
pilot presses a button: and the 
swept-wing drone roars away un- 
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Without further control from 
either the alr or the ground, the 
target zooms off on its pre-set 
course. It then comes under at- 
tack from missiles carried by 
Navy jet planes, It can be used nally haye outsmarted mice by 
discovering it is better to educate 
_ |than to exterminate. 
The rodents annually take a 
heavy toll of forests by eating the 
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ing the seeds with poison merely 
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Now, the seeds are coated with 
a solution which merely makes 
the mice ill. The intelligent rodents/ 
quickly determine the cause and 
stay away from the seeds. 
Remaining on the scene, they! 
prevent new populations of mice 
      as the target for missles from moving in.   
  
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Suppér will be celebrated in Lake-| " ee 
land United Presbyterian | “et tonight at 7:30 p.m. The- Adult) | S . 
The World” by Stainer; eee oe Le ers 
There will be two services on ya) oe Re 
8:00 a.m. and a second at 10:45 § , ; 
a.m. There will be special music gare TRON sates : “ 
A unique presentation, a musical| ‘on New Spring and Easte sermon entitled, “He Lives!’ will ' on lew Spring See ee Tr 
ibe given by the Rev, Roy Lam- | a ie i : aoe : 
bert, with the use of colored ‘5 ‘a. | 3 
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“Oe Good Friday, Tre Cre, dapat “Som Benson Says: “I’m Selling Out All Friday, Tre serv-| | m nson ad Ws, ing Ou . 
pm pletely at 1 pam, Piidey bn the Oot Grey Episcopal Church, f10m non ] MyLodies’ Ready-to-Wear to Make Room 
ow bgrecmaenma ae Rabat: crating in thio Union Service are bp lg ges for a Larger Uniform Department. ou 
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“elad services to announce. that| Duplicate services of worship| MiCus*# ‘il be Euest speaker, : oe, - = “Christ has Risen.” < and chureh school will be held on| At 11 a.m. Easter Sunday, a : : 
Wiltey qrontag at 3, the Vode, Sey & HA ond 3 alm. Rov. eee coommuninn eervice will be ; oe i 
ee een cos tui tn aa "| THOUSANDS OF EASTER BEAUTIES —Em- ment of lilies for the Easter rush. Thompson owns | : 
eo hig wey On Saturday at 4,Cbo!r will gee = Bes oss aapeies: Yer tage ployes, Mrs. Myrtle Glenn and Mrs. Mary Lamb, _one of the largest wholesale greenhouses in Mich- 20 so. PERRY = 
= Fama will have baptiomal aervices Rev. Edgar A. Lucas will con-|held. | help Russell Thampson de-polienize the last ship-  igan, near Milford. 
© iatholic Church will have an|*t 7:30 p.m. in St. | < Easter Vigil service from 10;45|urch today. The : 
> until midnight, Ore service will be Fe 
= from 12 to 3 p.m, 
y Indian Lake General Baptism and j = 
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rata ! | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 18. 1957. 
Hi G LE f . Bi bepeniny 
2 ‘New Full-Time Men; 
One for Electrical’ | Donna. Robar :Married   
~ . |Slate Annual 
in Presbyterian Rites — ~*~ 
ROYAL OAK — Donna. Jane Ro- 
ete, Sea 
a white Bible. : 
Donna-is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs, John C. Rober, 1617 
Owana, here and Robert is the son 
of Mr, apd Mrs. Lawrence Burns _ . 
of Drayton Plains, ; 
Attending as maid of honor was 
Darlene Parent of Royal Oak with [79 
Sondra Perkins, also of Royal Oak, # 
as bridesmaid, 
Best man was Herman Pennart 
of: Pontiac with Larry Braniff of 
Lake Orion, Bill DeRousse of 
Pontiae and Francis Uisniski of - &   
  nten Concert | | 
for Romeo — 
~ROMEO—The Community Chor‘) 2 _ jus will present its annual Lenten) 1 Concert at 8 Friday evening in the| paniet: will be Mrs, 4 
im: een oF ye Roe Ry ' * 2-2 : 
John Osterhaus will direct the Soloists wilt include Mrs. Paul 
    
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Se cceneammcel eH | THRU SUNDAY 
  Drayton Plains seating the 
guests, 
Following the double ring serv-}— 
ice, a reception’ was held at the 
VFW hall in Berkley, The couple 
will travel through the. Smo 
mountains to Florida and will re- 
iturn to live in Drayton Plains. MRS, ROBERT BURNS 
    
Flying Saucer Zealots 
Plan State Convention Jail’s Clean Enough, | 
but Prisoners Are Not 
GRAND RAPIDS# — City Man- 
ager Donald M. Oakes says the 
state jail inspector has. approved 
conditions at the police department 
cellblocks, but wants cleaner pris- 
oners. = 
Oakes ‘said the city will comply 
with the inspector’s suggestion to 
add more soap and towels for 
celiblock use,     
   
       
New Chairman Named 
ito Compensation Board 
LANSING (# — Gov. Williams 
has designated James H.-McLaugh- 
,jlin as chairman of the Workmen's 
secretary. Compensation Appeal Board. 
Sponsors said the main purpose 
: pert. nt for Palen cola of of 
information McLaughlin, a Grand Rapids at- 
torney, has been a member of the . 
board since May, 1955. His term; ‘The city has provided two emer- 
runs until 1963, He succéeds Theo-' gency exists and compiled with 
dore P, Ryan of Lansing as chair-| other fire safety measures ordered             
  
  ' flying man. Ryan resigned late last year.'by the state fire mapshal. ~~ 
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cod es 
      Gurney memories, of ‘the day of toe otter ey: ot wae ie (Stinkles from years of squinting 
‘and barnstroming, and of a lanky’ “their first airplane ride ether. eyes. He's 51 now, mild; and quick 
_ to smile at his own memories, 
  March 22 Easter will not take) it was buck in 1921, 36 years “Within a week alter that ‘first 
  Some of the time he helped put 
in lawn sprinkler systems. He 
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                  , in to-a. group at. Amherst College ow Fea Corp. at Lincoln, Ne We hath idindw bios. a deong ia Sima, tor 00, tad El | 
—_______ | “But the company didn’t ‘want! went barnstorming. He picked | 
- [ ’Slim” to solo—they didn't want to me ape — . 
risk the airplane,’’ 
  * ee They barnstormed together — 
“We'd trade airplane rides for | Five years later, on May 20, 1927, | eggs, for’ gasoline, well, for just! 
“Slim” took off On one of the about everything’ — and in 1924 
igreat flights of aviation — from Lindbergh was appointed to the 
Roosevelt Field, L. I., to Le Bour-|>#8n4l Air Corps. Gurney organ-|i ized a successful air circus, Lind- get, Paris. When he landed ©? bergh joined him alter his Air _ 
May 21, 1927, Charles A. Lind-\yorce training, : _ 
bergh, known a# “’Slim,”’ had be- * * ¢ 
come a world hero, Then Lindbergh became chit But most of the time “Bud” (pilot for Robertson Aircraft, flew 
Gurney knew him, he was just |the mail and finally left to get 
another pilot, perhaps more (ready for his flight. Gurney took 
| aware of aviation’s future—“he over the Robertson flight, and has 
| dreamed, lived and was avia- |been flying for airlines ever since. oF 
thon’ bet still full of fon, “Lindbergh's flight,” he said, 
; Gurney, now a. senior captain “convinced business people the 
‘with United Airlines on. the Los, airplane was a long range in- 
| Angeles to Honolulu flight, was! strument, not just for postcards, 
| swept back to the days of the) but for passengers.” That was 
1920's in his many hours as techni-| 30 years age. — 
cal adviser for the motion picture, | 
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ran ake Appoints Cy Manager =| (Hot Cossack’ Bol 
ouis G. Barry Receives: Postale Rink Injury see 
      
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General, Michigan State That's the contention of D 
officials and representa- | Matvienko, who said he has 
tives of the subdivision’, asseci- formed _ interna oe | wiles. ' years. He filed suit against aS | ee + city yesterday for $250,000 
] : -e ages. : 
The group reached an agreement + *# & @ _ 
on methods of financing, township) Matvienko said he fell - : 
tions, fire hydrants and Feb. 10 while skating on : > ‘state health requirements, which operated ice rink, losing : _~ jwill be presented at the regular|teeth and injuring his jaw. ; 
_, |township board meeting, Monday|gaid the city negligently ; 
night, for board action, Johnson the rink to be “in a rutted ¢ 5 ~ \said. dition with holes and soft areas.” : 
tn guiling catte S180 tee | Manes The Pontiac City Commission has scheduled public -hearing# : payroll before terminating Fe ee fee Tuesday. April 23. 1957 at 8’e'clock p.m. Eastern Standard : work with the township, [Curt cases, if-they had not been'§™ gins ig the Commission Chamber City Hall 35 S. Parke Street : 
sa ieee ie ty tentea eee he added..§ oa Intention to Construct Curb, Gutter, Grade, Gravel ; ; ae One of the biggest township prob- Drainage, Related Work on the following streets: tT a :- 
ber of the Communist party.” said. “There were a few projects) nisstistactory water supply condi- | ° Cedillac Street from Oakland te Rundell ac \ DP CL i ae i But Pearson said the RCMP iniof which we knew nothing about, head I | Be DICE SET i : OUr,'tion in the Venice: of the Laked| Hudson Avenue from Pingree to Summit f We wT ; December 1950 had sent the U.S.'that would have developed into bdi Cass Lake Road vet ¥ : 
security agencies this report: | —s | Jelierson Avenue from Cadillac to Kimball H | DACHSHUND >- = } 
x * & | . Won dtu par’ eT a Kimball Street from Jefferson to S. end of street | fo cnire CUALrDe ¥ 4 
erie: Somsering Go trsatient (4 ache to. township officials for the] Pingree Avenue from Cadillac to LeGrande | »PICE SHAKERS 8 i (on Norman) originally supplied ommons last three years, according to Bar-[ Putnam Street from Cadillac to LaGrande 3 
by our secret. agent, and have , ry. Carlisle Street from Cornell to Columbia _v* 2 i 
arrived at the decision that the In Febroary, State Commis- | Rundell Street from Baldwin to Pingres ; intrmation given is one of ete JA se Slash sioner of Public Health, Ajbert | y. : rs ; LP : t ctory Drive from Mt. Clemens to &. lines of os é ‘ ponte tye peeged or ee en ' Heastis, . eontenmnnd oy i . Outlots B and C Pontiac Knolls Sub. | Nj E < ‘ : 
a ee ee la gO : _ an as tines ok Colorade Avenue from Bagley to Franklin Road : Pr : cnotiied tte ne, Oe showy British Prime Minister gp de arent Rooker 6 a —n J 
have been absolutely determined) Says Plan Won't Cut site toened emergency "For further information see legal notices. et a Ser : 
Foe ne boon: ene remaining fev! Troops’ Striking Power |ten ‘equipenent. sie. connected Eaerweted repels ewrnees, ern aged & ape. {yer FF | well, as a temporary r . i§ 3 there appear to be any answer to Pi aces a subdivision, The|| Dated April 17, 1957. “a i them.” LONDON @ — The House of | ADA R. EVANS J ‘ x * Commons has approved the Con- Sule Gaumed tat OMe Wen vewage ee i k : 
Norman's suicide in Cairo April)Servative government's decision | nition City Cler 4, after publication of Morris’ re-\to trim the British armed forces FS 
marks to the Senate subcommittee | 404 rely on nuclear weapons for 
touched off a storm of criticism ‘defense. 
in Canada of the Senate group.| Speaking just before the House/ Pearson disclosed the RCMP/Voted down a Labor party motion reports on Norman in a telegram | 0 confidence Prime , to the Montreal Gazette, sent! Minister Macmillan said the new after the paper's Ottawa corres-| defense plan will take some of the 
minister: must have known that to the Atlantic Alliance but will not ; 
Norman maintained ‘‘strange, reduce the striking power of Brit- : 
ultra-left-wing associations . . . as|!8h forces. } 
late as February 1950." *- * * i « *® * ue pope ee eee ; 
Pearson said in his tel small reduction in the teeth an 5 
crown and should resign” if he|@uctions in the tail,” the Prime 
had known of any “strange ultra-| Minister said. — } left-wing associations” by Norman| The. opposition party’s motion a 
or that Norman was a Communist |attacked the Conservative party "4 
during his government service. s “undue depend i ence” on nuclear weapons in the : 
. new defense program and also de- 
Methodist Men to Get |ssaniea"sostponement ot ritan hydrogen bomb: tests scheduled in 
JEW Of VOVEFNMENE |Lavorites wanted the government : to work, meanwhile, for abolition 
Rev. John W. Mulder of the|°f all such tests through inter- Walled Lake Methodist Church| ®4tional ma will be among 90 Methodist min- * « * isters from across the country at-| The defense plan is pegged to a tending a seminar in Washington|future arsenal of Amefican- 
Ne ee eee ears s wi 
give a minister from each con,|mobile ground force is also fo be ference in the country a behind-|™#intained to be rushed into ac- 
the-scenes view of national govern-|4n when small wars threaten. 
ment, particularly as it affects the| The program is calculated to cut problems of world peace. Britain's armed forces almost in . 
half over the next five years with 
Policy-making personnel of the |an immediate saving of 196 million 
State Department will be lead- (dollars in the next year. 
ers, The group will also be at- | ———__—_——_ 
ornate ee the Howse Brighton Picks Mayor Tt 
It is expected that each of the| BRIGHTON (# — The: Brighton ae participating ministers will report city council has selected Richard So to the Churches in their area of|Juipe, 32, as mayor of this Liv- aR So 
the inner workings of the policy| ingston County community. Juipe . 
making organizations of our na-|became Brighton’s youngest may- 
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        Mount Olive, 119€) Joslyn Bethany, West Huren at Rev. R. R. Book (11, 7:30) Dr, joseph lL. Chapmaa tg s,m.) 
New Bethel 
Calvary Baptist Rev. William H. Bell (11, 7:30) 
Rev. H. EB. Wrobbel (10, 11, 7.30) New. + Bleemfieid 
Columbia Ave., 64 W. d B. Reed (11, 7:30) Columbia 
Rev. H. H, Mullins (11, 1:30) piney Park, Baltimore and Cameron 
Rev. Hilding Crescent Hills, Crescent at Hatchery Bihl (11, 7:30) 
Rev. B. A. Bohn (10 &. m.) Providence, 31 1 Bagley 
Rev. T. Walter Harris (11, 7:30) Christian Scientist 
Christian Church 
Central Christian, 347 Nerth Saginaw 
Rey. Gerald W. Gibson (11, 1:30) - " 
Disciples of Christ 
First Christian 850 West Buren 
Rev. Duncan D, MoColl (11 a.m.) 
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G. Widdifield (0:30, 11 am.) 
“Erangelieal area Brethren 
Baldwin, 212 Baldwin 
Rev. Myron R. renee, “a1, 1.30) 
Calvary, Paddeck at Prospect 
60! Mt, Clemens. 
Rey. Lyal Howison (11 a.m. 7:30 p.m.) 
Church, 275 Harrison 
Rev. W. A. Jolimson (11. 7:30) 
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———- Beth Jacob, 79 Elizabeth Lake 
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B'Nai Geraci, 146 Oneida 
R abel lero i Goodman {11 a.m) 
Lu Methodist 
ei C. Warren ‘Wilson (11:30 am.) 
First, South Saginaw at Judson Rev. Paul T. rt (0 a.m, 7:30 p.m) 
Oakiand Park, Montcalm at Glenwood 
Rev. James W. Deeg (10 a.m.) 
. 6t. Luke's, Pontiac Read 
Rev. Kenneth Stephens (19, 7 JO) 
Newman A.M.E. 14 Auburn 
Rev. 3, A. Parker (11, 7) 
St. John Methodist, 443 Highiand 
Rev. Donald E. Morris (11, 7.50) 
Wilsen Avenue 
Rev. Easton Fe Hazard (1! 1 am) 
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Rev. C. ia Friess «hl, T:30) 
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Bt. Geerge Greck. 85 Mariva 
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Dr Wm H. Marbech 19:30, 11) 
Roman Catholic EE ee TT ee ee ee ene 
     Seventh Sey Adventist 
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Rev. Theodore R. Allebach, (10, 7.50) 
Josiyn Avenue, Jesivn at Third 
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Capt. and Mrs. Magnus Michalsen 
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L. A, Parent (11, 7:30) 
Bethel Tabernacle, 1348 Baldwin 
Rev. & Mrs. Ernest Crauch (10, 7.45) 
saree Temple, (33 Franklin Ba. 
A. Corn (12, 8 p.m: 
Beulah Holiness, Going at Osmun 
Rev. J. A. Burgess (11, 7:30) 
Christian Temple, 505 Auburn Ave. 
Rev. and Mrs. Leland Marion (8:45 
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Church of Christ, 87 Lafayette &t. 
Evangelist Homer Gay (10, 7 p.m) _ooe Temple, 365 EF. 
Rex. Geoffrey Day (11, 7:45) First. Church Williams at Lawrence 154 Moent Clemen 
il am) ag Avenue 7 Eider Herbert og ‘tia am. Saturday) Cc otigregational : Warren Wilson (10 a.m ) brangelieal Tabernacle A Tite 
Mite wren and Perry piri ue ey | ) 
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am.) (10:30, 7:30) First Assembly of God, 19 Melbourne 
Rev. Wesley Wibley (11, 7:43 p.m) 
First Charch of the Brethren N. Rese- 
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Fiest Open Bible Chureh, 1517 Joslyn 
Rev. Trenton Staton (11, 7:30) 
First Social Brethren, 316 Baldwin Ave. Rev. Tommy Guest. (11 am, 1.50 
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p.m.) 
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Elder Claude Cook, rit a 30) 
— Heliness, Baidwin at Fairmont 
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Pontiac Cheren ef Christ, 1180 N. Perry 
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iv. * \. 4 . ae Rev. Dorman C. Thomas (11) Gaentiago (10, 3) om, FO Snot Eider Ralph Johnson (10:30 a.m.,,6:30 
‘Bmmaneel, 645 South Telegraph 
° Dr. Tom Malone (11, 7:30)        
           
     
    
    
     Pleasant Greve Missionary Baptist, Church of God, B06 E. Pike St, 
    128 W. Pike sce ae, and Lorraine ; be No Hoel are ms Parke Rev. Perry C. Horton (11:45, 7:30) —_ Pod Church of God, Motor and - n { 7. i © . 
—_ ~— at Saginaw + Rev, Gam Littiejohn (11, 1:30) Grace Giendale and 8. Genesee (7:30, 8:45, 10, 41:30, 12:30) Church of God, 13¢ Wessen St. pg H. C. Shankle, (11 am, 1:30 
e. Savage (16:45, 7 p.m.) St. James Missionary, 345 Ba = ——— Stuckmayer (8 am, ll . “her. Micha wry Pg ie - Rev. Major J. Watkins, (11:30, 7.30) p.m.) 
First General, 249 Baldwin Ave. Rev. V. Luther Lewis (11:45, 7.45) o¢ a chael ey. Sueday Masoce Church ef God tn Christ, 233 W Pe ‘Toha's © Bil at Cherr 7:30, 8:30, 11:30, 12:30) ‘ acs Var eeeen 
Sek, Rene Cees, a0. 7 Trinity, Wessen at Maple Rev. Carl W. Neon (ilam) 8. “Sereph S. Boulevard and Bagley Rev. C. L. Johnsen (10:38, 1:30) Unites Missionary oe os “4 Lipeety. = Fisher Ave. Rey. R. Dixon Jr. (11, 7:30) Ot. Peal, a ee a a Rev. ag . Jarzembowski Sunday Church ef Ged in Christ, 83 Nebdrasks . m) * stman (1) a.m, 7; 
Rev. M. Edwar i: 3 er ( am) sees ( 12) “A } 207 ‘ds (11:30, B) = Christian and and Missionary Alliance a a ogg ats) a. = trae Becnes j Rev. das Markem (12, 7:30) 
Mist Moter at 601 — Lake Rd Ralph C. Claus s: 30 am, tl : Rev Richard W. Thomas. Masses (6.30, First Church of Ged, 24 E. Bivd. Unity, 71's N. Saginaw 
Rev. Lenworth R. Hoesen (i, 7:30) Rev. G. J. Bernabe (it, 7:39) co ®, 10, 11:30) Rev. J. Eugene Ramsey (10:30, 6.30) Rev. Bianche Joki (i! a.m.) 
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Pick up a Case 
WHITE, YELLOW or CHOCOLATE FOR EASTER DINNER 
CAKE MIX COCA-COLA — fia, . om : o ~ : ; s PEOPLE’S Special Easter Value! 
SMOKED HAM * 13 TO 16 POUND AVERAGE * 
c WHOLE 
lb 
49. tb 
¢ * Nesile’s 
, CHOCOLATE CHIPS 
3 xz 49° * * SELLY BIRD EGGs Wel’, Chocolate 
19° « MARSHMALLOW EGes "227" 29° 
% Bell's Ri Ne. 1 Tall 
10°; Exira Large ouives 3 "2.0" 1   DROMEDARY —   
    
L&S Fancy 
Sweet Pickles * Whole Complete Line of 
Sweet Mixed. * Dill / 
., CANDY       
Hart Sliced 
PINEAPPLE re 
Fanc 
SNIDER’S CATSUP   — eo a 
is Special Low Price 
y NESCAFE Se paeteee re   
10-Ox. 
  
  
Puffin or Borden’s. 
BISCUITS Tall Ne. 300 Can LAWRENCE 
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Sad   
  
  \nion. Soup Mix 
)Nood Helps Flavor Stew “Items on your canned foods shelt a 
for a delicious Lenten entree. a Rangocpebapy try 
— Ne Lays am of With the family You can snake i mushrooms. The only prep-|@ new way which boasts the added 
aration required oe ee cin avor of a package of onion 
a cheese sauce with which to bind soup mix 
the delicately flavored foods "| This stew features all the other 
gether. good ingredients of an old fash- 
ois. &- 
cra 
is s ii ig | pS il       af 
of @ robin on 
F 
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  ii 22 i 
i tchen teaspoon. 
siugert te pointed end of 
pnand, in, ane. One: Hi i   ci 
    ES = z celery 
water poo Sy carrots, cut in quare ‘ 
  
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2 4 = ae   To provide ‘contrast in texture 
serve the creamed dish over crisp| seasoning. 
Chinese noodles i i F : Hi Remove gilatio and excess tnt 
from lamb and cut lamb into 2- 
inch cubes, Heat fat in heavy + 
joking dish, which are avail- 
able in cans too and need no further   £8 
aT! ® 
: 
: ii | 1 3-07. can: fan flour teas; gat iz aspoon pepper 
a American cheese [in-one dish that is ecu. le pepper, and chopped celery. Pour 
1 §-on, can erabment : need \only boiling water over the meat mix- 
1 can Chinese noodles x a nice crisp fruit salad to\go|ture 
of course, hot but- Simmer, covered, 1% hours or the old-fashioned fried egg, or veal wea ork 
: tered are delicious with/until lamb is very tender. Put in Cook mushrooms in butter; ee ng 85 sper ave minutes, then = 
E i 
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i 
  COOKIE DUCKS — A whimsical addition to the Easter table is this edible centerpiece of 
: cooky ducks. Sitting on a crystal platter which simulates a pond, they are surrounded by season- 
al buds and flowers. 
  and baste with the mixture. in flour, salt and pepper. Gradu- 
ally add milk and cook until thick- 
ened, stirring constantly. Stir in 
heat through. Serve hot over indi- 
  cheese. Add lobster and crab andr 
things, Try it tomorrow in this ldesired. Stir in chopped parsley, 
  vidual portions of the noodles. 
    lamb stew and you will file this'Makes 6 or 8 servings. 
  
         
       
   
         
   
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os specia’ PRICES EFFECTIVE — oo CLOSED ALL DAY eno TER % 
thrn WED. APRIL 24        
  
    HONEY 
BRAND Hygrade’s Smoked 
    
  pa 
SHANK 
PORTION pS 
_ Ready-to-Eat 
Hygrade’ s BRAND ‘Smoked. 
WHOLE HAMS 12 to 16 Lb. Average 
    
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BS 439 ae sy 
Hygrade’s Ss Style 
BACON 2=99° 
       
     
         
          
         Armour’s Star 
CANNED 
HAM 
Louisiana Sweet 
YAMS i. 
LARGE 24 SIZE 
HEAD 
  roe 
CAN 
      
          
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    Rock- Roast or Stewing Tae LETTUCE 
| HENS 39): = 39°: 2.29   
      AT "WILLIAMS" LAKE 
RD. ROAD and M-59 
‘Open 9 to 8 Every Day 
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“YES, WE’RE HAVING COMPANY” — With seven to plan for 
on Easter, Mrs. Julius Halda of 940 Tecumseh has her menu well 
in mind except for the dessert. She is planning to serve leg of lamb, 
stuffed baked potatoes, a tossed salad and some vegetable. We're 
going to get her recipe for the stuffed potatoes and publish it in the 
daily recipe column, *     “HAM, OF COURSE,” — Mrs. Lowell Fockler of 162 Pioneer re- 
plied when asked what her Easter dinner menu would be. She was 
shopping easly to get a good selection, The ham will be baked with 
a glaze of mustard, orange marmalade and brown sugar. Mrs. 
Fockler’s parents will join their son-in-law, daughter and two-year- 
old grandson, David, for Easter dinner. In addition to ham they 
will eat glazed sweet potatoes, a molded salad, asparagus and prob- 
ably cake for dessert. Mrs. Fockler loves to cook.   F " san ci = ee oatg a See 
“OH, GOODNESS, I DON'T KNOW” — Little Mrs. David Briggs | “SURE, PM HAVING COMPANY” — All week Mrs. Guy Wilson 
of 1043 Myrtle has been married only a month and some one was | checks out groceries for other people. That doesn’t stop her from 
pressing to tell her Easter menu! She thought she would have ham, | preparing an-Easter dinner for six to eight people. Her menu in- 
so we steered her over to the meat department: where Paul Willhite | cludes ham baked with a pineapple glaze, sweet potatoes, a tossed 
showed her half a ham. Mrs. Briggs says she likes to cook and her | salad and homemade apple pie. The Wilsons live at mat Auburn 
husband is pleased with her meals, “But I Cink we 8 Seejudiced. = | avenue,   
  
  
  Del Monte 
PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DRINK 
Giant 
46 Ounce 
Can 2.5% CUT GREEN BEANS 
Tall 
303 
Can 
  
    
Pet-Ritz | 
FROZEN 
  8-ounce Bottles 
. CASE 
OF 
Curtis 10 ex. 
MARSHMALLOWS * »» 19° -... and to a \\ 
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' ALL FLAVORS ‘our nn 6 
Choice hn 39 
-REYNOLD’S 
ALUMINUM WRAP 
sr 29" Prices Subject to 
Market 
Conditions. 
We Reserve the 
Right to Limit 
uantities 
LGS. 
SWEET MIX 
DILL STICKS 
SWEET CHIPS 
WHOLESWEET 
PICKLES —your choice— 
  
11 ox. 
Gless 
Pail Maraschino 
RED CHERRIES. * 29° t= 39° Ice Box 
  
MARIOS. ADLER’S. 
Stuffed Olives 
No. 10 3° QUART 
Tumbler j AR 
    Salad Mustard 
25° " . SCOTKINS 
Dinner Napkins 
2 * 49°         
FOOD TOWN. AGAIN SLASHES   
‘COFFEE _ PRICES 
  — House Your 
oS a Choice 
Mite Bes Bros. a 
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5) PON tie, PRESS. THURSDAY. APRIL. 18. 1931 \ yt 
Strict Care: Necessary 
to Keep. Frozen. Foods — 
RES 0 ID A 
| with a package of frozen food? As,| reach 20 to 30 degrees can be: re-, 
| sociated with poor, unattractive| duced to zero to slow further dam-   
  
  _ AZALEAS Some ee 
  | | HYACINTHS TULIPS omg products have OE ag 
ages show breaks ). it is is tnectane to buy frozen 
from a reliable, careful han- 
So, 
tha’   
  fas should choose pack 
are frozen solid, that)} 
5 stains, that show no4 
in the outside wrap. 
Accident, the current goes offend .| ‘Se, unless you have a freezer, | ‘iyeenes vere es Use any frozen packdges within | 
equipment. a week after purchase. Keep | 
The higher the temperature, eas he the lee cube. compatts 7 
"the greater damage is done in a ment. (This is about 15 degrees.) | 
| given length of time. The longer | And if yeu have a freezer, the’ 
| the time, the more damége oc- best temperature for storing | 
curs at 2 given teniperature. frozen food is rero or lower. { 
, If frozen -foods were always kept’ If ice cream dips easily when. 
‘at zero or below, there would be taken from the freezer, the tem-| 
,no problem, : , perature is 12 degrees or higher. If. 
; 2 ¢ it is too hard to dip, the tempera-| 
_ Any rise in temperature speeds ture is 5 degrees or lower. You 
| Changes in all frozen products, Let-. might use this as a simple guide’ 
ting.a package of frozen food get to the temperature of your freez-; ’ 
up to 25 degrees for just one day er) ; Z 
is worse than using a package In a freezer at 0 degrees Fr - Shenk Lb. 39° from a pack more than a year old fruits and vegetables. will keep a. 
jbut held-at zero or colder, Once year, fish 4-6 months, meats 4 to, . 
} damage is done, tt cannot be un- 12 months according to the kind.) DAFFODILS fuss sien a . im store or at 
    
    
      
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Hen: Turkeys   Dixie Highway ct Telegraph Lots of Parking     
  eS ————— === |S keep frozen foods frozen until” FR : Lb ' c 
{jHMMGUGOSHOEAESUEOOUESREReREeReCeeeeeneeEeEeeneeneny used, Never refreeze, once they ESH . 
od | me | gare thawed. You will find both! DRESSED es   
  
    
      
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
        
        
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LAKE PERcH | BASS. gen 8 ORR ING oT eat wit tovclng ant Se Son CHUNK STYLE RED KIDNEY \ DOG 
      Lb. € Lb. ¢ ~ Lb, 4 Lb. ¢€ g side down in open wire broiler: | 
: @ Cover top of meat with. 44” layer! 
' ‘ aiet salt, and fold other half of 
: oe . dampened paper over it. Close : Fresh and Salt Water Fish of All Kinds = Sincliee and plact ak Gal those 
gg flame or hot charcoal fire. : 
ey } Yy To grill 144” thick piece “medi-_ 
: . um well,’ allow about 14 minutes. | 
@ When meat is cooked, paper-salt! 
\82 Ss. Seginaw St. (Wholesale. and Retail) FE #1521 ® layer will lift off in one piece, And 
SAMSuGARAAneansunsuonuennenuueseduansenasanennseesen® ‘Chuck tastes just like steakt 
f 
firs just SCRUMPTIOUS and lim hard to please”. 
Gushed the gal on the flying trapeze. } 
"Its a real Flavor Break’... 
So delicious totake. 
Chase & Sanborn won my vote with ease!” FOOD   
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\ 2 \ : ICS Alives-I0's Fresh? iirc ic tein — oo Ly - & _ * OVEN READY : , M food industry. According to a re| ® Presh Dresse are >. Qh | 
- FYOUNG HENS 2Q: feces peer foes’ ty : | ay ) ia gin aa the population, 60. Per ) , Bi Se, oe 29° “Choice Beef 4 
i Roasting or Stewiftg 5-8 Lb. Average & B cent ofthe food market). Fresh "ICTHICS . 220 POT ROAST 
ry : 4 : 2 = Hen Turkeys “ 49: Whole Fryers ™ 80°: SGrill Chuck Steak |) FRESH Dock Stewers “35° | | | Hf 12-16 Lb. Avg. Cut Up Free! Sincide Salt Paste ‘DRESSED ewers 3 3; : | 
sg LARGE, GRADE A WHITE EGGS.......45¢ pe. 5, ae pe ta RATH CAMMED HAMS.” 79° | 
“Fresh Fish Is Cheap” Bivins iy" layer of salt pout, one] CATFISH — BUFFALO — FROGLEGS — | laine deena : 
igrgnsdunacuncnnanesenaces um mire: 
  
      
              
   
           
          
     
       
    
           
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PASCAL 
CELERY 
C or 2 
for 
 29¢ 
givin ‘dw 15 LARGE PACKAGE 
~ CARROTS 2 15° 
Somerdale Frozen Foods 
PEAS - CHOPPED BROCCOLI 
or CHOPPED SPINACH 
  ae _ LARGE SWEET «EA Calif. Sunkist 
~ SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT |. - ORANGES 
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Whenever you're in the mood for 
coffee, mealtime or any time... 
give yourself a Flavor Break with 
Instant Chase & Sanborn. This is 
the full-bodied coffee ... brimful of 
flavor ... fully satisfying. And don’t 
let that word “instant” fool you. 
This is coffee—rich and delicious as 
- gny coffee made any way. Try it 
once. You'll ~ it always! BREAK 
Pleases even the hard-to-please! 
“At 6 A.M. if's'got te be good!” says Mrs. William 
Seamon, Easichester, New Y ork, “I guess we'll 
never get used to these 
early morning feedings. At 
least, I can't.-So, first 
comes baby’s bottle, then 
a cup of coffee for me. I 
take Instant Chase & 
Sanborn. Whenever I'm in 
the mood for coffee, this 
is the one I know I can 
count on.” 
    
         
        
        
            
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FROZEN 
STRAWBERRIES   THREE SISTERS SUPER MARKET 608 West Huron St. Prices Subject to Change Open Daily, 9A. M, to 10:30 P. M. Including Sunday 
      
INSTANT CHASE & SANBORN 
aes the full bodied coffee — i \ : ANOTHER FINE Daan pened or onsinian BRANDS ie,                
   
    
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FiLL YOUR BASKET WITH THESE... 
    
  
   
   
           
    
        
   
     
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CRANBERRY SAUCE CANE “ir 2 a 39 ™ 3 
KING NUT 
OLEOs. Rival 1-lb. Can 3 
for 
D0G.FOOD 39: ROYAL PRINCE 9 
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| YAMS sence ih ~2 5 ; JELLY BEANS Lb. 27° | 
Jumbo Size Calif. Large Panned 
Pascal Celery -            
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with meat 
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             DOONES .. . .pkg.- meals individual Reynolds Wrap °° * 29° Mario’s Thrown ‘2 fs Sap gs ‘ 
VITA BOY MEAT Burnett's ce C Stuffed Manzanilla 
POTATO CHIPS. 1 MINCE Mi Goior Kits 25° | OLIVES” -witinn | 
"ag. PIES 4: Sapemi iam | «eo 7 2 29'/ Lb. ; Linit Dry Starch, 12 oz. 17c Ice Box 3 i Z for ke 
      eo Nick's Shop-Rite Mkt., 263 Auburn Ave. Open Sundays. 
© Farmer's Shop-Rite Market, 484 Auburn Ave. 
© Howard Street Shop-Rite Market, 148 E. Howard St. 
_ © Earl's Shop-Rite Market, 701 Orchard Lake. Open Sundays. 
© Donato’s Shop-Rite Market, 6500 Hatchery Road. 
© Huron Friendly Shop-Rite Market, 884 Huron St. Open Sundays. 
__ © Gingeltville Shop-Rite Market, 33: 0 Baldwin, Gingeliville. e SUPER 
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THE ; PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, "APRIL 18, 1957; 
i Week's Best Buys Reflects 2272 22727 Serve Green Beans 
Demands ‘for Easter Food With Touch of Red cover apse board and Nice way to vary. green beans. 
MG Green Beans with Pimiento Sauce 2 Sie a em: Hae. FOF e™ j   
     
   
  
            
       
            
       
      
   
      
   
      
           
      
               
   
     
   
                
     
   
   
                 
        
         Sprinkle with salt. Wrap each po- f 
prcnd|tato in. heavy fol, bake in 350 de 
  Easter hats won't be any more wil Slide emtloenaie 
un than Easter dinner, Ti smAked hams are priced at abou 
. rues te pk ie serene price is mostly: due   = 
broccoli, sweet potatoes, lettuce will cost more pound a) 
d romaine are selected from CUr- the portions without the center , 
rent ite e082 stocks. slices, but the halves will acutally # 
bananas, aren be somewhat easier’to carve. 
‘berries, Easter decorations will be! Young ten to fourteen pound | 
gayly colored and fun to eat, for! turkeys or large twenty to | 
eggs temptin: iced for this’. twenty-four pound turkeys are — 
ee mashes a available at about 40 to 50 cents | 
MEAT FOR DINNER—The size) Pet pound. Since a pound of | 
d what the family likes will help! ready to cook turkey will yield 
decide whether smoked ham .or| 2% to 24 servings, the cost per | o@ewr.,.y : , Armour's ser $ , turkey is the traditional meat) *¢fving will not be more than | “ i ; 
18 to 2% cents. This is reason-— . 4 > ee ann am 
ee . ee venice. able for such festive eating. 
Most turkeys will be frozen, so 
lchoose one on which the freezer! a caaat's Value me 8 
| wrap is unbroken. Any ‘break in} ae 3 4 Ube - 
the outside wrap allows air tom | ; fee BACON | vee and dry the frozen meat.   
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(of lamb, ‘roast chicken or duck! Sal (ae eS WRAP Roll   
     - Butt is a thriftier roast, , | y a oa NEW LUX SOAP on : 
MICHIGAN VEGETABLES AND FRUITS : f  deaet Sao | 
raat | Pecpeectcor ad BN 7mm: | ™ | Soparagus ts saerd plentiial tan | ROYAL © Crete pg, BC cy _30 Lbs. Ea oreeal ener GELATIN sc CHILI a : 
. anginal pad CONCARNE. |nc sy Frosty Acres Frozen Bh tits occa teil that ‘broceet ff SWANSON’S 69 3 2 oe Bi it 1 0 
Strawherries $7 cma ein vw TW DINNERS €# : ‘Spaghetti & Moat Balls Iscul 3 atoes , are foa- ne 
09% c+ res [Combinations of lettuce and ne Seabrook Farms; Frozen Q5c | a) for ad b 00 ~~ 7 IFFY : ; |maine are colorful flaverful salad’ 
Cake Mix] 0° greens. Cabbage is another salad 
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ifavorite because of economy and. Strawberries. 100s. 
Pkgs. high vitamin C content. 
A fruit cup, salad, or dessert ot!   
  
  strawberries is not so extarvagant @ f 3 PASCAL 
Finue at low cont levels The large CELERY Complete Selection May GOL “ai FRUIT FLAVORS INo. 8 size pineapple will cut into’ | 
| abou resh pieces { Fresh s i 
CANADA. Pricewer “he frown crawberre LARGE ] oi ° . r~ | 
jare now the better value : | 
. EGGS—To accommodate the | EASTER PLANTS ' ! 
Easter bunny, retailers are of- DA 2 . 7 , 
pots oe Sehr ae en @ LILLY © TULIPS | to 41 cents a dozen in 
ee Some Sex dye Sok bet _ ORANGES | @ HYDRANGEAS cartons. for this information if | 
| Seccomey. Dany ome 176 39°" © HYACINTHS | eggs are several cents less per | SIZE 
| doxen for the same grade. For | . 
| decorated eggs, the all whhtte | ® DAFFODILS 
: | may be best; for cooking or . 
Try Out Own Cared Corned Bool SUPER. MARKET toate ceyte sent Open Daly and Sunday We Ror tn itr Lint Grettet 2 PARKING LOTS : jee fleamnes tits Grocers 4120 W. Wolton Bivd., Ham sendwicn win 9AM LOR ) ai a | Drayton Plains OR 3-2341 eae |   
  
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TO TAKE OUT Le se | 3 
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‘cook until sauce boils. Add raisias’ 
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super-healthy feeding for him, Look for Kibbles in the new bag Sead * = So ee a _ __All his basic diet needs are i in meat meal) the new Miller's Stew — in your favorite o ‘ ) Vitamin-rich Kibbles. And Stew with store. Give that dog of yours a real treat : : : eo . __. its meat and 7 vegetables — adds a spicy this week. Millers Dog Foods, Battle tee : 
est to his dinner, like nothing else. Creek, Michigan. [ K¢ [P2 JV [D) = (LU <[s o 
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4 f Ti Tr N with one-half of crumbs. So Sprinkle sugar over strawberries |ussd Oe lores 
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ornate | concoction of sponge | » ; beating until stiff, : Com. tin, Jemon juice and salt to straw-N0 Se issghve gelatin and We feel in the mood to talk) cake, lady fingers, fruit or jam, |, Cet each sponge cake layer pet , ae berries and chill until mjgture! is “"®, Soe". DE eletin: Os 
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illage of Bethany Rich in. Shrines \to Sail jme?| Si2k==222 COMMUNITY NATIONAL 4 
    
    
   
   
   
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Commemorating Christ’s Last Visit | swore wer tines!" ninemsn | |. BANK - & ae ee Ri } || First Detroit-Cleveland| 5#* space for 185 autos and can | 3p) ; > ; / : A nd Trio C ° accommodate 2,500 people. Ay - I , 
D j , : \ ' ‘ : : . ‘our r ruise j : cruise ee : Lh i ; te 
snd. Chrauan ball voyet'an over one) THE tinaret fs a recent adition/ poverty-stricken Arab families. a Kidren to, the wall of P a a — fs Pays 2/o 2) 
Rianity — the tomb “h fem wale bbe er nso gale te oS meaty tell whee’ ancient] Jerusalem. ~ DETROIT (INS)—The SS Aqua-($7.7T up to $11.72, Children from 5 iy a Year oF 
B Sctmeert tata oes andthe wiags|tomb, For many centuries Chris|begin. Ia one stone ‘hovel, an|can ast «string view of Jer |"%™% & mult-milion dollar Great/o.2! {st Ot Aen oP criven) canl $84 SAVING CERTIFICATES - placed of Palestine. tians were not allowed to visit) Arab family hangs its wash on| salem. and its surroundings. In|Lakes luxury liner, is scheduled tol,. accommodated for $8.74 . one SP on Ss { = 
By WILTON WYNN ° _|the tomb, but later arrangements| an ancient Greco Roman column, ‘ oy taped 7% se Se Se ere em. | {8 Deposit your surplus savings or investment 
y # savings at any one of vur 8 convenient 
#%; banking offices. 7. 
Community @ ae 
: ! for persons Of/Qne family uses the roof of its|city, Beyond it, across no-man's-|June 21. . 
village of Bethany has an intimate)! faiths to visit the site. | neighbor lower down as a, terrace| land, is the Israeli sector. J. Lee Barrett, president of thelName Fair Winners 
MODERN TENSION HIGH priciest ot the spacious cruiser.) \ARQUETTE « — William 
* : ‘| Armed guards patrol the line) said the vessel will be used foritouda of Sault Ste. Marie and 
first Palm Sunday, Jesus|0" either side; Arabs and Israelis) daily round-trip service. Katherine MacDonald of Negaunee 7 
have been at war since 1948. The] - * * * are winners in the third ‘annual National Bank a 
village on the Mount Of! people on either -side of the line| | The schedule showed on apebes alee science nae a a 
> inside a Franciscan chapel|"2Ve 5° contact with each other.| oi, “wilt leave Detroit at 8:15|trips to the national science fair| (Wi OF PONTIAC ¥ 
, , The sight of this divided. city). 1) EsT and arrive in Cleve-lin Los Angeles May $11. ) TT eT ys we 
7% co ey te tne aed when (land at 4:15 p.m. EST. | pO RCEe ane Saree ny as Jesus was n . wy 
be- hereon He saw the troubled ci On Sunday, Monday and Tues- 
Se a ee ae) Saee ae ae | weutect mame Mad Glothing Ai"w isin “© Jerusalem, Jerusalem, how P. ADRIAN # — Dr. 3 
the : p.m, EST, returning to Cleve- ipawson, president of Adrian Col-, Ma @ to Measure te ing and Women 
land at adnight. lege, has been named a delegate M SUITS -- SPORT COATS -- SLACKS -- SHIRTS   
  
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groves, past Garden of Tomorrow: Barrett said extensive plans aremidwest regional conference wai BILL WARNER 3040 Willett FE 4.0943 
  
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Gethsemane, across the Valley The City of Jerusalem. being made to accommodate or-'be held in St. Louis May 9-10. 
           
HE WAS HERE — Two shrines, one Moslem and the other 
Christian, rise over the tomb of Lazarus in the village of Bethany. 
    
    from Jericho to face the ordeal, Fourth Century church which first 
of the cross. It was from here| marked this site as the tomb of|. He made plans for His triumphal| , Two ‘fect above that 
entry into Jerusalem on the first : 
Palm Sunday. And it was in| floor are remains of a Crusaders’ 
Bethany that He spent His last! church, built here in.the 12th Cen- 
happy hours. with some of His) tury. 
dearest friends. Stretching out from the mosque 
x * and church is a honeycomb of 
Bethany today is an Arab vil-| crumbling stone houses, one built 
lage set on the hillside over-|on top of another, inhabited by; . , e 
Same Plenty of hot water with pie Rs of ~~ visit 
vcs aad aires" 6 Ftate Pays Homage TOMB HELD SACRED a 
Both Moslems and christians O ADOT Day Founder hold sacred a deep grotto in the 
center of the village from which} LANSING WW — Michigan wil! 
Jesus is said to have raised’ celebrate Arbor Day April 26 and 
Lazarus after he had been dead at the same time pay homage to : b, 
four days. Two towers rise above'the man from Monroe who was) 
the shrine, one a Christian church |jts founder. Se 
bell tower, the other a Moslem) Gov. Williams, officially pro-| - a 
minaret. claiming the observance today, | 
The ruins of a narrow, vaulted|noted that this year marks the| ; : 
stone building connect the church 125th anniversary of the birth of 
J. Sterling Morton, who founded 
Local traditions say this was [Arbor Day in 1872. the house of Mary and Martha, x * * where Jesus rested before mak- | Morton grew up in Monroe and 
ing His final journey into Jeru- {attended the University of Mich- 
, | “It is appropriate,” said the . 
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Greek Orthodox church marking plant ¢ boli 
the spot where some believe Mary this weing.” ou vo to : 
their brother Lazarus was dead. ways been especially celebrated 2 
x *& * ' jin our schools and has had wide- ° : 
From the bell tower of this)spread influence upon the youth 
church, you get a perfect view of this state,” he added, “it is also 
_ of Bethany. On the Jerusalem desirable that our adult popula- = 
road, you see a typical scene of tion recognize “that trees, soil, : 
modern Arab Palestine — men water and wildlife, all closely re- . 
in wide cloaks and flowing Arabjlated, need the understanding, , 
headdresses, women in embroid-|love, care and protection of all of : 
ered dresses and shawls carrying/us.” 
  
bread, a few overloaded donkeys| Sparta Bond Vote Soon 
picking their way along, and the} coanTa uw — The 75-member citizens committee on school en- 
and forth from Jerusalem to. new high school for the 
    
    
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* <2 NOTE! | We Have Enlarged Our ‘Tailoring 
Facilities to Enable Us to Supply 
Alterations on Any Garment Pur- 
chased Up to 4 P. M. on Saturday.   
New 1957 Electric Water Heaters built to Edison’s specifi- f i!   
           
  cations, plus Edison’s new Super-Supply Plan, give you more pennies per day. edventeges of ELECTRIC water 
- hot water, more economically : Onty Hoerla Water Heaters offer se much roe ed ey bed In addition to their fast heating ability, ; 
Here's good news from Detroit Edison. Now Completely redesigned, the 1967 heaters electric water heaters offer many other ce tea the safest, most dependable water heaters have two heating elements, one near the important advantages. Of course, they’re - anaieee Yes on the market are available at prices anyone top, the other near the bottom. Both have the safest water heaters ever built. There's Clean on ean afford. With Edison's new Super-Supply greatly increased wattage. Both operate no flame to worry about. No odor from 160° water Yes 
. Plan and the new type electric water heaters completely automatically. Result—hotter fumes. Because they require no flues, electrie Conger life Yes _ you ean get plenty of hot water. for just ‘ water, faster! In fact, you get more hot water heaters can be installed anywhere— - Oderless Yes 
pennies a day. . water than ever before from the same psi? om , ee ectbenerd room. And =) reer © Yes 
New type heaters for new economy “— “sal, ae te belle. e new e Qoiet (Mes 
Detroit Edison joined with appliance manu- | Whet is Edison's Super-Supply Plen? “s coal . } 
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April 25 
Luncheon The board of directors of the 
. League of Catholic Women. dis- 
cussed plans for the annual meet-|V!   
Luncheon musie will be provided by the ninth grade chorus of Isaac 
Junior High Schoo, the i   lob 
    Girl Scouts Get Flag aggro Legion Auxiliary, Cook). iri 
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Party Fetes Sandra White 
Sandra Janis White was hon- 
ored at a miscellaneous shower 
given by Mrs. Robert Cunningham 
and Mrs. Junior Baum at the Cun- 
ningham home on Joliet drive. 
Sandra, bride-elect of Gerald Al-   
ton Bradow, announced her bridal 
    
    
  
          
   
    Plus the fine quality only a SINGER ® Sewing Ma- 
chine gives you, from mechanical parts to the 
  attendants at the shower. Barbara 
Tallerday will serve as maid of 
honor. Bridesmaids will be Kath- 
leen White, Mrs. Arthur Dalasin- 
-_ of Clio and Mrs, Robert Cun- 
ningham. 
Attending Gerald as his best. 
man will be Glen Bradow of 
lio, and ushers will be Darell 
Dalasinski of Clio and Robert 
Cunsingham. 
Laurie Cunningham will be flow- 
er gitl and George Baum II will 
be ringbearer. 
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The bride-elect is the daughter 
of Mr. and Mrs. Steve White Jr. 
of Ascot street. Gerald's parents 
are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradow 
of Clio, 
Guests attending the Tuesday 
shower Include Mrs, White, Mrs. 
Bradow, Kathy White, Mrs. 
  Mrs, Donald Richmond, Mrs. 
| John Sterling, Mrs; Cecil Inga- 
| melis, Judith’ Ingamelis, Mrs. 
| Max Wells nd Mrs. Isabelle 
Cummings of Utica, 
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City 
Clifford. 
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The Pontiac Music Guild will be 
host Monda# and Tuesday to the Michi- 
gan Music Teachers Association at its 
annual convention. Local members & 
Lester Snell 
  making plans are (left to right) Amy 
Hogle of Seneca street, Mrs, Helen 
Schmitz of West Kennett road, and Mrs.   
Peatine Press Photos 
of Auburn road.   
Womens Section   
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957 PAGES 40-44   
Prober Hits Proposed Immigration Law Change   
  Also attending were Mrs, Rich- 
|Colfee, Mrs. David Coffee, Mrs. 
‘Harold Wilson, Mrs. Muriin 
Vaughn, Myrna Wilson, Mrs. Glen 
Hopgood, Mrs. Harry Reeves, 
Mrs. Delmar Reeves and Mrs. 
Manley Hughes. 
Beta Sigma Phi Unit 
Sees Telephone Film 
C. J. Brouillet of Michigan Bell| 
Telephone Company presented a 
sound film, “Thanks for Listening’) 
lat the Tuesday meeting of Xi Pi 
(Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sor- 
orit, Elizabeth Halsey opened 
her home on Lorraine court for the 
jevening meeting. 
Mrs, John S. Black and Vir- 
ginia Luther were appointed co- 
chairmen of the annual founder's   
      ‘ard Stratton of Fenton, Mrs. Floyd) day that administration-proposed 
changes in the immigration law 
would give U.S. communists their 
“number one”’ goal. - 
Richard Arens told the 66th an- 
nual Continental Congress of the 
Daughters of American Revolw 
tion: ms 
“If the provisions of the vari- 
ous pending amendments should 
be adopted by the Congress, im- migration to the United States 
would be trebled, the security 
provisions of the law would be 
destroyed, and it would all be 
done in the name of ‘democracy, 
liberalisn’ and similar catch 
phrases.” 
He charged that “‘political huck- 
‘sters who auction visas for so- 
called nationality bloc votes” are 
aiding Communists in their drive 
te change the McCarran - Walter 
Act, which-he called their “number 
      day program to be held May 14. one objective.” 
  
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director of the House Un-American PrePared to vote on a series of/vietguppressed nations and make 
Activities Committee asserted to- Tesolutions, including one in oppo- better use of existing nationality 
sition to changing the immigration 
law. The delegates also were cast-) 
‘ing ballots today to choose seven) 
new vice presidents general to 
serve during the next three years. 
* * * 
President Eisenhower, earlier) 
this year, appealed to Congress to 
relax the immigration law so as 
Methodist Guild | 
Hears Talks 
on Missions 
“Missions Abroad and in Our 
Own Country” was the topic for 
discussion at the recent meeting of 
\the Junior Wesleyan Service Guild 
‘of Central Methodist Church. Vera 
|Murphy was hostess to members 
in her home on Mohawk road for’ 
\the meeting. 
* * *   
      were Helen Kinney and Barbara’ 
DeWolfe who spoke on foreign field 
‘work, Roberta Davis, Vera Mur- 
phy, Jean McLeod, Pat Raeside 
Plans were completed for the 
May 7 meeting, when Mrs. Phillip 
Gentile will speak on “You and 
Your United Nations.’ The public 
is invited to attend the meeting to 
be held at Central Methodist 
/ Church. quotas. 
Arens’ superior on’ the Un- 
American Activities Committee, 
chairman Francis E. Walter (D- 
Pa), the co-sponsor of the Mc- 
Carran-Walte Act and chairman 
of the House Immigration sub- 
committee, is an avowed oppo- 
nent ef any changes in the law. 
The staff director said the Com- 
munist Party has. created more 
than 180 groups in the U.S. “for 
the purpose of building ‘grass 
roots’ sentiment at the crossroads, 
ito bring pressure on Congress to 
weaken" the act. 
He added that “vast sums have 
been expended to create in the 
minds of the American people an 
attitude of hostility toward our im- 
migration ‘and nationality laws, 
and to soften up the security 
screening - procedures.’’ 
  
Daughters of Pontiac   
Sylvan Shores 
-|Women’s Club 
Holds Meeting 
Mrs. Esler, Mrs. Byron Cole and 
Mrs, Sam Hoffman were appointed 
to serve on the nominating com- 
mittee. The group voted a contri- 
bution to the American Cancer So- 
ciety. 
Following the business meeting, 
members enjoyed an afternoon of 
cards, 
Plymouth Group 
Plans Breakfast 
Plans were made to assist with 
the Good Friday breakfast when 
members of the Plymouth Group 
of First Congregational Church 
met recently. 
Mrs. Stanley Kipp opened her 
home on Doris road for the meet- 
ing, Assisting the hostess were 
iMrs. George Olson and Beulah 
Phillips. ‘Thoughts for Holy 
Week" were presented by Mrs, 
Clara Conner. 
| Fashionette Club 
‘Meets in Pontiac 
| Fashionette Club met at the Adah 
Shelly Library Tuesday evening. 
The group voted a contribution to 
the American Cancer Society, and 
plans were made to furnish bas- 
kets to two needy families at Eas- 
tertime. 
Mrs. Gallen Joseph was award- 
ed the trophy for losing the most 
weight during the week. Mrs. Bert 
Hillock won the trophy for the past 
week, 
    
  Daughters of Pontiac, 136, met | Honor Four Guests - Book Is Reviewed | Participating in the program) | for Mission Bells 
       
recently at Malta Temple. Mrs.) 
Cornelius Van Dyke presided dur-| Mrs. Theodore Fauble reviewed 
ing the meeting at which time 
Agnes Logan, supreme grand mis- 
tress, and Ann Ewing, supreme 
grand chaplain, both of Pennsyl- 
vania, were honored. 
Other guests honored were Grace 
Pratz of Flint, past supreme grand 
mistress, and Orra Corby, also 
of Flint,. past state grand mis- 
tress,   the book, ‘Africans on Safari,’’ by 
jLeslie C. Sayre, at the Tuesday 
meeting of the Mission Bells of 
| St. John Lutheran Church. 
| Mrs, Wesley Ryden opened her 
|home on Beechmont street for the 
evening meeting. .. 
During the business meeting 
| plans were completed for a moth- 
|er-and-daughter tea to be held in 
the church parlors on May 10.   
OP   ane 
dressed in 
  Margaret Ann Shop 
...in the Easter 
EATON SUITS. Bright red 
SPORT JACKETS by Buddy in t 
and corduroy. Sizes 3 to 12. 1 
Subteen sizes 6 to 14. Easter Manner 
Tots to Teens will lead the way 
with grey shorts. Quality crafted and completely lined. 
Sizes 3 to 6. $15.98. 
EASTER DRESSES in crisp nylon, cotton or easy 
care dacron. Bouffant skirts and touches of 
frosting-like trim. Sizes 3 to 14... 
5.98 te 14.98 
5.98 to 16.98 
   MARGARE Riker Bldg.’ the grand 
Fashions for ; 
Parade. 
in a flannel jacket, contrasts 
weeds, stripes 
0.98 to 15.98 
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In white. French cuffs. 
Sizes 4 to 12, 2.98-3.98 
TINY HANDBAGS, 
HATS—jeweiry, Gloves, 
Hankies, Cosmetics. 
$1 te $2.98 
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me and gaid: ‘I see you have 
I will stop in to see 
you another time’ and left prompt-| 
ly. It was a very embarrassing 
    the exception of me, gave "the 
bridal couple a cash gift. . i 
“After the dinner, the guests) 
  
Answer: I myself have never 
encountered this but I have heard 
that it is customary in some com- 
munities. Correctly, when money | 
is given for a wedding present, it] 
should be in the form of a check 
and sent beforehand. 
  “Dear Mrs. Post: The father 
of one of the girls in the office 
has passed away and the fellow- 
ing problem has arisen: When | 
flowers are sent to the funeral | 
home, to whom are they sent? — 
(a) To the deceased? (b) Teo. 
the widow? (c) To the daugh- 
ter (our co-worker)?” 
Answer: Ordinarily flowers are 
sent to “the Funeral of John 
Smith.” But in your case they 
should be sent to the daughter.’   ~ iL Ac a | THE PONTIAC PRESS. . ravaspar, ‘APRIL. 18, 1957 aN Lee 
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the full skirt flirts with every 
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| Bard THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957 \ oo aeenetimnl = ee war 
2 v ; a, : A ‘ pers i i : ee | i ae \ : 2% : mae 
iy linge Mec owe Dore te We ‘Have No Office Staff toHelp Us’. | Shower Honors 
permanent, You should have it 8/19 wing and weather, soothe yout| “YJ jonas ‘ox, weeks tq. SOvencs, [icy ot tras it weer TE |.G I 
  eer’ Expert’ Mr. Housewife tir sason    
    
  
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= ~~ "" |patting with a good quality witch Harrison Bloomfie / Vitaming were discovered only hazel. Helps prevent redness and eee Bias Fg Peg nic rerinn oes tat acon. narescten tt Mac | ‘. ‘la letter I -printed from a manjen did not have their housework)in the saine room or house. One Mrs, Glen Coll honoring Emily . | aimed to be the perfect/better organized. . =f the basic psychological needs) at a fyridal shower Bonet OS 2 1 " t ‘housekeepe . Ld : : 3 * * * @ . is the need for new experiences, i. * bride-e! wee ie 
¥ 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. [caine trom women in.response to! He bemoaned the fact that wom-/ These commenis trom readers|tor a change of pace. and sceNe-| “Tr recent ‘shower was held st 
  scratch an itch for many of «yjany @ husband woyld ¢reate the home of the prospective bride- 
ges amusing magic it he would. say to his wife, prota parents. Dr. and Mrs. E, 
: : ‘What would you like to do to'|, Garrett of Niles. Emily is the 
| “can see thet the man who | morrow,’ instead of ‘What did you! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 
"| wrote the letter has no children. do all day long?’ The little lady B Mason of South Johnson ave-. 
TL could be well organized, too, if probably has been in a rut for 80 nue +       
   
  that it will take a tow truck! puring the afternoon, Mrs. Gar- 
        
  ra locked in an to sher, but try it!” irett sented two readings, and 
\ “HON EASTER | “Tada, Pian wien, ma Tamer OMY Sereda ih he irre y . _\more time but until then no male Scars.” ipes. 
, | — rs _origente Marri 
SN BE WELL DRESSED IN ZY a ng tll yap Pg a Saturday in 
A CLEAN CAR” laugh, a hug, or a spur-of-themo- Ascension 
_ * * * Lutheran 
Church were 
Mr. and Mrs. 
- LeRoy P. 
Boelter. The 
bride, the 
_ former 
Frances Bohl- 
man, is the 
daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. 
Frank Bohl- 
-man of Avalon 
road. He is the 
son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Paul 
Boelter of 
Clarence’   to nurse a bruised knee or heart, 
or time for character building, or 
being a good listener about a hard 
day at the office or any of the 
little things which make a house a 
_ jhome.” 
IT’S A BUSINESS 
Another: “Housekeeping is, in a) 
‘|way a business, and as such has) 
its share of details. It is these, 
Mr. Housewife, which bog us! 
down. We have no office staff to: 
help us handle them. Washing, 
ironing, . cleaning, cooking and. 
‘| shopping are the big picture. Think: mums 20 S(«OOWNEE' OOF: MICHIGAN’S FINEST AND gumes)=—Ss MOST MODERN 3 MINUTE CAR WASHES 
NOW OPEN! DESIGNED FOR THE CONVENIENCE 
“OF THE LADIES WHO DRIVE 
25 NORTH TELEGRAPH shopping art 
Just 200 Feet North of Tel-Huron Shopping tk , : * $ : a i 
1 * * . * , es ‘ “ r : ' 3 treet 
. ' { * “It's the details of housekeeping,” writes a Again: ‘Mr. X's letter on) # . 9 3 E14 aE ECE s Center. Easy to Enter From Either SN a | ils of ho ping ‘spousekeeping’ was so énjoyable! .       
                  : reader, “which bog us down? ring’ was so eniovable’ 7k AND MRS. LeROY P. BOELTER Telegraph or LaSalle St.. Customer wo Sumi ae werk tiene) 
, _ _ Walkway Enclosed From Steam \ Mrs Clough to Head ‘Club Makes ‘would be time to write this. | as : 
i 7 oneacsh | > tha te to oy that In ou | r on Honeymoon UY Jeaeringatroa ei \\ Pioneer Sisters | Plans to Visit "hewn of x (pan one tart City Pair o Y 
) rs. ©. b, was electe : | two mice and a small cricket), | 
Uf SoS boat arch! State Hospital the Kiddies. ' \) 
i himan and road, chose a white lace sheath y Mrs areas of work and tagged them ‘41 are Frances Bohl * \ peering han 2 = bares tard Mrs. Merrill Petrie presided at with the years 1 em likely to LeRoy P. Boelter who were united dress for her wedding. A crown 
j . "en = ; . the meeting of the Ladies’ Auxil- se¢ to them. It brings me up to in mafriage Saturday, The Rev. headpiece secured her shoulder 
i | il home on Elizabeth Lake road.for) ae William LaFountain performed the veil, and she carried an arrange- I have mentally piled up the Honeymooning in Northern Mich- Mrs. Frank Bohlman of Avalon 
  the cooperative luncheon and meet- iary of the Metropolitan Club, held 1961, 
Open ; »sdav at the American ion 4:30 o'clock ceremony in Ascen- ment of yellow rosebuds on a 
8:00 to 6:00 Phone ae fetes cies svcnue. "The “What I really admire about sion Lutheran Church. white Bible. 
; . look ; : ‘a. Mr. X- is not his marvelous dis- frances, daughter of Mr. and, FE 4-314] Other officers elected were Mrs. group made plans to tour Pontiac patchment but his detachment and ——————____-__-—— ~*~ *« * 
‘his apparent calm and complete) 
‘ j i i When! host to,adjustment to his routine. 
a g my head stops whirling I am go-, 
at Pontiac ‘Federal Savings and ing to try it, seven days a week.”’| 
-' Loan Building. Chairman of thé * * * 
: . affair is Mrs. Ruel Baker, assisted Still another:. “The gimmick, I) po 
: by Mrs. John DePauw, Mrs. Park believe, is outside stimulation £00 
- : Nique ‘Mrs. Merrill Petrie and Businessmen would go stale, too, 
% Mrs. John Schroeder. it they lived and worked all day Fm, 
FROM 
en’s Greenhouse “Home Grown for Lasting Freshness” E. R. Miller, secretary and Mrs. State Hospital during open house 
Fairchild, treasurer. i week, 
ETE 2 —| The auxiliary Oe ee ee ee oe | Mrs, Charles Moore served the 
} bride as matron of honor. Her 
| gown was fashioned similar to 
_ the bride's, in blue lace. She 
carried a bouquet of red roses, 
LeRoy, son of Mn and Mrs, 
Paul Boelter of Clarence street, | 
had Charlies Moore for the duties 4 
of best man. Sealing the guests 
was James Traver, 
RECEPTION GIVEN 
A reception was held in the 
church parlors in the evening Mrs. 
‘ Bohlman greeted her guests wear- 
jing a taupe coat dress with match- 
img accessories and a green or- 
| chid. 
Mrs, Boelter chose a blue suit 
with matching accessories for 
her son’s wedding. Her corsage 
was of pink orchids, 
The couple will reside on West 
Rundell street         
      
    
   
     
   
   
      
    
  
surrounding auxiliaries on May 1 
       
    
    
Legion Women 
Plan May 15 
Card Party 
Plans are completed for the card : 
i@ INCHES TALL party to be held May 15 at the 
= American Legion Home by the : 
Ladies Auxiliary to the American 
» Legion Cook-Nelson Post 20.   
Potted Plants. 
- Lilies - Hydrangeas = 
Hyacinths - Azaleas 
$350 ut | 
Corsages Gardenias - Carnations 
Roses - Orchids 
$2950 
P.S.—-We make unusual 
children’s corsages : Nowhere else but here! : Here's Mr. Humpty-Dumpty put Committee chairmen appointed ‘ A together to form a most comfort- by Mrs. Roga Dean, president, 
2 ; " J able pillow! He'll delight the young- are- ire James McKee. tickets: 
Our Charles of the Ritz beauty sters and you'll have as much fun oe ee eee - Mrs. Leo Mineweaser, refresh- making him as the children will iy , ts; Mrs. Paul Shindort and : have showing him off aga a) c 7 M sg. De. riZeS ; N G . USS consultant creates and hand. blends [sve showing hin off, patter Ft. Dean, prises; Mrs, Russell 
pieces, material requirements,’ Crawford, tales and cards; and - + ‘ f . sewing and embroidery directions. ‘ . t your one and only shade 0 Send 25c in coins, your name. I's: Robert Conant, publicity.     
  ; d d f der address and the pattern number ae party, ee at 8 pm. 
fO- eee to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, |W! open to a mbers an : made-to-order iace ead ue os Waa St, Chi @, Ill |their friends. eeer 
4 o.-¢ /. It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework) . 
i then presses it into an elegant _[ Album—56 colorful pages showing AArs. Brown Hostess 
fg Tey ee tine three ercerito Deborah Circle ° tions for making ree crochet, 
compact while you watch. items and a quilt. Only 25¢ a copy!| 
  Mrs. Emerson Brown of Pin- 
  
gree street was hostess to mem- 
f So new and for you alone, $2. Tasty Sandwiches saa stitial oa ne / : Me st C lo 
Sealtest Ice Cream dessert luncheon on Wednesday. 
In scrolled golden case $5, . Popular Prices Future projects were discussed 
. : / a and the date of th oth d 
or silver and gold square case $875 — eee N | anuane banquet was. announced as May 2. 
f Both refillable. All prices — — ————-- 
: plus tax. d 2 ] t. BRIDAL HEADPIECES 
Chiles the Ritz     
  
    
  
      SPECIAL EASTER BOX SEND MEMORIAL FLOWERS =| OF CUT FLOWERS | TO YOUR CHURCH . 
aia Beautiful . 
$ > d0 . Easter Arrangements : we use only 
pure silk 
French illusion 
veiling in all           
        
              . our 
Choice Flowers in Madonna $ 00 &| headpieces. 
and Religious Vases .....++. up & | Tiere aaa: | Crowns 
Juliets 
. : . 4 end many . 5) _ | more beautiful 
‘ 4 styles to 
acopselrs riowers | oe om ae ; ue | 75 Styles at Your . | 101 N. Saginaw St. | FE 3-7 165 : Selection! 7 
er , Greenhouse and Retail Store at Lake Orion 9] | tf B “ps Ss 
\" a6 . FLOWERS BY WIR “4 1 HROUGHOUT THE WORLD é fe | Charge Yours et Waite's jn» » Street Floor ‘ ih 85 W. H i | ee Dye \ 
«lle ca tinct: ot acineeiiieniend Vinieaia (oa Me ; OPS ALE earn ah nH i RENE La PE REMORSE od aa TEGO, — . ~ Ft Ue , : Eo ;, 4 
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Mrs. Wilson 
Anticipates | 
Reti rement          
THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957 Spm. ee Sey 
ty a ig wea tees mee ek al ete : 7 Pp ee Abs 
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ny JANE Abs 
WASHINGTON — Mrs, Charles. 
E. Wilson is qll set to leave town 
the minute her husband resigns as 
secretary of defense, She's been ~ 
making her plans for weeks, and 
three handsome houses, 15 grand, 
A June leave-taking had been \ ; 
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By ANNE HEYWOOD — ' 
Sometimes’ ignorance is / bliss) 
— at least, that’ s how Elsie K. 
feels. 
Elsie is a young mother of four, 
children, who are all in school. 
For a long time, she had 
eS 8 eS 
i friend of   b 
whe is a VYoca- 
tional ee. gave her the | 
  Right Product Makes. Selling Fun 
to do — wat toy alto you w 
While Cleaning 
‘that have gone untended all win- Which you might so enjoy selling ...¢. of their- daughter, Carolyn a 
they Clad to vitamins — and uhireaad id snlet ~~ Se analyze Plndac Press, and I'll oled you a. 
vice versa! pone self - <c cart knid of ‘list of all the different compapies, 
t thing f this woman Product’ w pest for yOu. in the direct sales field. 
aap ey er sho are, Make list of the kind of prod- 
jucts you enjoy using the most 
iMake a list of the kind of shop'bound to find one youfl like! 
‘windows that fascinate you. | (Copyright 1957) 
i Lit te ket ot re ee 
ay, read in your paper, W 
ou'Fe planning to buy such a prod- Reports Nuptials 
ecueeespring et of Pontiac Couple}   
Preserve Beauty 
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i Browse through it and you're: 
    
    Fruit a cae 
Gakés fcc ii. wien: 63°.   
  children and a most happy. spirit a ‘works. * Even if you don’t do an an-, list! An Ideal Gift fer. Lettuce Top Straw 
—e | eput,” Elsie wailed, “ I was bet- ual spring housecleaning, spring) You'll come up with quite '® tt, air. and Mrs. Ellis Whittington] Your Lady’. $165 berry ‘Rhubarb Pie, | ‘ 
a * * MRS. CHARLES E, WILSON lee off beter He tells me I'm a ‘does somehow lend itself to tasks of major interests, of products. a pete street announce the mar. Easter Bonnet eu A Queenly Dessert 
ea. 
talked of, she admitted, but she 
told me “the exact date has not shoot and doesn’t care for boats natural for the selling field, that 
or fishing, “unless you catch al would baye wonderful fun in it ter, Among these are cleaning out that, as the saying goes, BY Jo, to Lawrence Eugene DeNio. 
the closets and kitchen cupboards doesn't seenr like selling at a [He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.   
yet been decided.” fish.”’ pana 7 = oe ae and scrubbing same. While this is) x~ * * |Walter DeNio of North Telegraph: haseced 7 Butter Rolls 48* 
The outspoken Cabinet wile, LAUGHS AT ARTICLE ns. eee fine for the house, it's rough ©”) As for the business of selling road For Your Easter Dinner. whose criticism of the President . 
for his rebuke of her husband | 
last January caused something 
of a furore, has denied urging 
her husband to resign, She ad- 
mitted, however, “we think he 
has the right te take it easy | ns “{ haven't touched needlepoint: tected by a scarf tied turban style.| she actua homas Pas Shop wea for 15 years,” she told me, ‘“‘and\=*SsCSh MISTAKE , : ing by herself, that she actually |) Coin operated Laundromat ¢ \7 ; aki -aj| Give your face w thorough| lespersén to break | pera Part of Jessie Wilsoyi’s plan anyone knows you can’t sit quietly) This woman is making a typical) i end-lotion cleansing as soon! welsdoase 0 selecporesa PER LOAD 4 
for helping her husband “take it with 15 .grandchifdren.” ialatalce -—~ GEeMs, Wet erlling ley ice cleaning jobs are finished. | So semmeny! ¢ ee 121 W. Huron TE 4-8163 easy’ has been adding an extra. 
room to the handsome, seven- grandchildren.”’ mA Mrs, Wilson laughed over an “All that’s left i selling things 
‘article descr: ibing her as ‘sitting, ‘door to door — and | just couldn't! ; 
tly . dl q stand that. After all, I would have ‘quietly with her needipoint an S hatecual bale bamsewives and 
push products at them — and I 
“a = = ‘know -what that's like! 
just. selling. There's a world of 
ane Geomt't cupest te speed) bo womens between selling one allgher time at the plantation, ‘kind of bequty.. “door to door, that too, has! * * * 
So, before you start your clean-| changed. Many firms arrange the | The ceremony was performed 
ing campaign, undertake the pro- york so that you can make appoint-| March 29 by the Rev, William 
tection of your good looks, Hands!ments in advance. 'Hakes at the home of the’ bride.   
  should be sheathed in rubber "|The couple is now residing on Au- 
gloves and creamed when you've’ Then, again, today's housewife usta avenue. 
| is often so busy with boring finished work. Haig, should be pro-) chores, and so lonesome work-       
        
  If the weather permits, have the! If you'd like to find out what! > SOAP & DRYING 
windows open while you: work soikind of product you could sell AVAILABLE ig 2 Open from 8:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Daily 
Closed 6:30 P. M. Saturday 
e 
Plenty of Parking-Space at Side and Rear of Building 
         
      
    room ante-bellum mansion at: either “oe 
C other, Richlands, their 4,000-acre plan-| ‘ We have. three homes, she} I know women who believe So! tation in Louisiana, “a sort of) j a" 
recreation room where the men explained. “‘Besides Richlands! oh in the product they sel! that: 
they honestly feel they're doing can go after hunting, or fishing.""|and-the home in Bloomfield Hills, 9 ; a 
The property, she added, also!W¢ have our summer place atiiciy customers a favor, DIEM Ss e OPEN MONDAY AND- FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. 
I have seen women, who were has been repainted, redecorated,| Walloon Lake in northern Mic he| 
but that will! miserable selling cosmetics, be- & — and furniture bought with the: igan. We also have leased a) 
ibe mostly ‘for the children.” - come _Ditestulty contented: when ’ place has been reupholstered. ranch in Florida, 
TRAVEL SOUVENIRS —— nee ee 
came cha ee 3 FOOT NOTES of FASHIONS take some of the things we've] She Coos, “OH, HONEY, YOU LOOK SO NICE!” iA 
CLOTHES CLEANED AT Vow . — : — 
SHOE STORE collected in our ‘travels from) 
He Smiles, “I HAD MY 
OO | FLASH CLEANERS!" oe : ae 
6 FROM YOUR 
Step out for FASTER in shoes of quality with the assurance of such famous names as FOOT Fi.AIRS, TOWN & COUN- “ , our Washington apartment to: 
Richlands,” she went on. 
* * * 
Maybe you aren‘t the type 
‘ (SN . that bills and coos, but you'll . : .! 
\N wear a smile of satisfaction 
TRY, BRITISH TROTTER, CARMELETTES, TRAMPEEZE. For ALLEN. EDMONDS and WEYENBERG and 
MASSAGEKC.. LITTLE YANKEES for the children, Ran y member of the family is assured ot a proper fit... women’ 4 
size range from 4! to 11 in AAAA to D and Men's 6!, to 14, A to EKE. product and selling * that you breathe as little dust as best, send me a stamped, seif- 
; Possible. . ‘addressed envelope care of ae) . 
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      room has to have the French 
touch.” 
Some of the Meissen figurines | 
she collects will go to the Wil- 
sons’ Bloomfield Hills home, as 
will additions to the Kose and 
Snow and Butten and Daisy 
early American glass she keeps 
in two Georgian corner cupboard 
cabinets in her French blue din- “I bought a lot of beautiful 
things in Paris, a beautiful hand-: 
carved screen with the original 
tapestry [ got fér a song, about 
40 pieces of Limoges, and some 
French furniture. Any drawing: 
— if you have your clothes: 
cleaned by FLASH CLEAN- 
ERS. Your clothes won't be 
spotty, because we put our 
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          By EUGENE GOSERT quest for learnitig President of the Gilbert Youth — real for and put the| *™f oe 
Co. student under an unnecessary “T'm studying Algebra to pass it, 
Te Re srmeenge yO sne—oer | 7 . lean it. Cramming is my ents and teachers in particular— UNFAIR TO SOME ee - ie opening Se cept cage Students who were doing- well “My father,” said an Ohio lad, 
quiig whalers. and had no reason to fear report|has been looking for honors on Teenagers do not even give them, é cards pointed out that the system my card since I entered high a passing mark, Only 51 per cent ox | ipl an unfair stigma on leSSischool. He should know now 
of the girls and 39 per cent of the Y , Pat B igifted boys and girls, that the best I'll ever do is 80, c' 2 still he gets mad srg lage kd 
“Joe and I have been friends for|next door always gets 0." 
years,” confided a Baltimore soph- CARDS DEFENDED 
omore, “I'm a straight honor stu-} Ip the midst of these young cri- 
dent and he’s a real dud. He's mis-'tics of ‘the system” stand a 45 
erable every time the report card’ per cent minority of the girls and     
        Since they fail to make the ' 
- grade schoot set, | goes out because I always do ter-|poys interviewed who defended 
Oe sets We os oboe os Semin See pad he soually Sutihom the tetchers ead fhe, wee of 
Aba them, demanded 4 per tng doce 0 Wel Aa uy achat teachers cent of the boys and 30 per cent are doing the best they can with 
of the girls ; : [| Many adults, however, believe | very little good material to work 
; : i Ash “(hat schools should train students | with,” commented a Nebraska 
Others in the anti-report card 2 Pe ce ‘dy fer the competitive el sis le | hod wee offered & 
Se shales tak cmaeeiat ak ot ; , “ter life and see no harm in chil- | appraisal of his classmates. 
tive, like withholding ral Ss oe : . “ mmoqual —— compet “My junior class is not exactly 
332 Mai Rochester : from students and parents but re-  Y e ° ’ ‘the brighest or the most attentive. 
~ OL 2-2121 taining them in school records, or oh “Some schools attempt to soften ; don’t think many teenagers are 
the competitive element in grading particularly interested in school 
by giving A-B-C marks for subjects at this age.” 
like reading and mathematics and! ‘The pro-report card taction, for 
“satisfactory-unsatisfactory” {OT the most part, regarded their con- music, art, physical education and | ‘tinued use as something necessary 
other subjects where special tal- until a better scheme came along, 
oat is no taportant. | “There. doesn’t seem to be any 
WHO's TO BLAME? | other way to tell how a student 
: . | If report cards have set off an is progressing,” admitted a 15- 
report cards with confer. | have their way. This refers to the re- been much discussion on this subject ‘ego . building battle for marks, year-old girl, “Whea something ment 
= ences with parents and students. rt card ethod of informin rents in PTAs throu hout the country. iwhd’s to blame? better is invented, then I'l! be 
|) Others hav ‘a a f f & pa g | “Teachers, mostly,” answered 42 against report cards—not until.” 
with the essay-type report card, ‘dents who are trying their best on;not know how to write them and Many boys and girls taking part per cent of the boys and girls quer- Many “insisted that without re-   
‘cards but few favor doing away 2 
with periodic reports to parents. ; sees ss sac greene, 
Many modetp schools supple: | No more of this if some teenagers — ‘of their children’s 5 progress: "Phere am           
    
      
        
    
     
           
       a case history account of the jimited abilities, in our nationwide survey blamed jeg ‘parents are not satisfied with . + port cards they would have no 
| Seadeat's progress. In general, however, educators | them. poco ape eg ee — amwee ® per cent. Way of knowing whether their 
This way it is possible fo praise have found two objections to ai ANT BUILDUP’ work was meeting acceptable stan- 
= ——_ ing up competition for grades, wany youngsters said that their dards, ket tu-'tailed report achers i ri the ‘effort of lower brac hase s: Te often do | “We are told,” says Mrs. Kath- rather than as a yardstick of stu- teachers place too much stress on 
Bg ‘parents want something they can ‘stacks up with the rest of the 
- ys | point to and say ‘this is what John- 
oe ny is doing.’ We fee] that parents car Wide.” is wae 8 BS cna A ee 
\NEEDED FOR (OLLEGE eneeee yerine Troyer, an elementary school! gent progress, good marks and not enough on| CUTOFF POINT 
complained = Milwaukee boy; | wrney warn you that if YOU orld” said an 18-year-old high | 
who request this are doing so be- piain lvacuum. So if you're a C student, 
‘1 61" cause grades are ego-builders for; “°™ . “You never hear them say that ats wrong with that? It’s not a   
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themselves.” Others thought that the struggle if you don’t Lad attention = ‘crime to get 70’s instead of 90's.’ 
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An independent group hopes to 
| June in Chicago by présenting the 
| “but once they are hired, their 
‘sultant and manager of industrial 
lexpositions, has been working on 
ithe conference for over a year. 
“Engineers and scientists drift 
into sales jobs and management,” 
the said, “‘often because they can’t 
make nearly as much money in 
jereative work.” 
Hinson explained that while 
_o workers start at higher 
| salaries than men in other fields, 
| they are about equal in income 
| within three years anf fall be- 
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“Electronics and physics people 
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“Not only ts the company los- 
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Hinson, 
He said the companies will | 
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  EMPLOYERS’ VIEWS 
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from the employes’ point of . view | 
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What is wrong with procedures 
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    Before the Tigers even get their baseball feet on the home base paths at Briggs Stadium, football had to 
sneak into the local Looca ht for a few notes of interest 
yesterday. As far as Pontiac itself goes, the attention at the 
Waldron Hotel was focused last evening on Jesse Mac- 
am whe was erested ata ae given by city civic 
Ts. * 
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And while the comments such as “Oh no, not again,” 
were heard when the Tiger score was passed around, the]. 
questions everyone threw at MacLeay were in true form, 
‘but just natural for a welcoming reception of a new 
football, coach. 
“What are your plans for football at Pontiac 
High?” ‘Where'do you figure the problems will be?” 
“What kind of football team can you hope for from a 
school the size of Pontiac?” 
And there were others, which would be difficult for; 
any man who has been in town two days: to answer 
acer uatety- 
x * * 
ot course, MacLeay wasted no time in attempting to 
begin analysis of the local grid picture. 
’ He attended the high school’s spring bust Tuesday 
night. He spoke briefly to some 90 boys who would 
answer the football call in September. He talked with 
Ed Graybiel, whose shoulders bore the brunt of the 
dining room quarterbacks for the past few years. 
He looked over the school and its grid facilities, and 
, he graciously listened to all the favorable and unfavor- 
able comments of what “was” and what “should be.” 
x * * 
Quite a physical and mental tour for such a short 
stay, but as it appears, MacLeay’s own shoulders are 
pretty big, and he has from now until September to 
complete his analysis. 
LIONS TAKE A LOCAL SITE 
The pro level of football also drew some local interest 
when the Lions announced they would use Cranbrook’s 
facilities as “home” for their training season. . 
_ The Crane site isn’t really new as far as the Detroit 
grid organization goes. The Lions spent a few years 
training at the Oakland County school between 1934 
and 1941, and “it’s just like coming home,” said one 
Lion official. 
Offers came from 23 places including the Upper 
Peninsula, plus Minnesota and Far West sites, but the 
Lions denoted they would rather stay in Michigan. 
Besides, the facilities at Cranbrook are quite adequate 
and still within the heavy Detroit-Pontiac area populace. 
The terms of the agreement for using Cranbrook 
are just for one year, and being a private school with 
limited publié access, it was contracted that practice 
. Sessions would not be open to the public. 
Lion officials however are hoping for the possibility of 
arranging a full scrimmage session or two for public 
viewing. we kt kk * 
Bengals Fall Short Again, 5-4   
Wanted: I E xtra Run DETROIT w — Wanted: one 
run, deliver to the Tigers, Briggs 
Stadium, Detroit. Reward: the 
gratitude of a million fans. 
Those words. would need no ex- 
planation if found hanging over an 
entrance to Briggs Stadium, where 
the Tigers come home to play. an 
American League game today for 
the first time in 1957. 
The Tigers, badgered by one- 
run losses throughout their Flor- 
ida spring training season, 
at home against the Cleveland In-' 
dians today. Their record in the 
young American League pennant 
race is 0-2 and — you guessed it 
— both losses were by one run. - |those losses were by one run, 
Open the tide for the Tigers. They either 
iget the one run needed to tie a pre-season guessers to finish in 
the second division, administered 
their second straight one-run de- 
feat to the Tigers at Kansas City 
yesterday. The score was 5-4, 
During the exhibition season the 
Tigers stumbled through to a 10-18 
record, the worst compiled by a 
Major League team, and 11 of 
The first two games of the reg- 
ular season showed no change in 
lacked the punch at-the plate to 
close game, or they failed to come 
up with the pitching needed to hold 
a slim lead. 
It was a case of both at Kansas 
    The Kansas City Athletics, al- 
‘mest a unanimous choice of the 
  NEW CHIEF COACH TOURS — Tom Dodson (right) Athletic 
Director of Pontiac schools show 
MacLeay around Wisner Stadium 
for the next three seasons. City _yesterday. 
” Peutioe Press Phete 
s new head football coach Jesse 
where he will guide the Chiefs 
  pounced on Detroit starter Jim 
Bunning in the home half of the 
first inning ard shelled him from 
thin 3-2 lead 
DETROIT KANSAS CITY 
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B-Clark 1 e 0 The lead was short-lived. A's 
the mound. Duke Maas took over 
and got the A’s out with only two 
runs across, leaving the Tigers a 
* * * 
The A’s got to Maas in the third 
for two more runs on homers by 
Hector Lopez and Harry Simpson. 
Detroit tied it up in the fourth 
with one run on singles by Boone | 
and Maas. | 
- The Kansas City half of the 
fourth inning saw the winning run 
for the A's and the end of the 
afternoon for Maas.   
  Totals . 46 32 A 10 . n Totals 
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in era | 
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a = er inte deuble play for Finigan in| 
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202 100 00x—5 { 
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Lefi-Detrott 7. Kansas City 3. BB- 
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MATCHING RECORDS — Two of American League's leading 
hurlers, Billy Hoeft of the Tigers and Bob Lemon of the Indians, 
will match identical 20-14 records posted in 1956 when the two teams 
meet in n Briggs = today. 
  
City Table Tennis Tourney 
Slated Tonight at Bethany defending champion, 1s in Den- 
ver, Colo,, and: Sid Barnfather, 
1956 runner-up, is studying at 
the University of Rome in Italy. 
There are several strong threats 
for Short’s vacated throne. Lead- 
ing the parade of hopefuls are 
Jerry Kruskie, Jim Reed, Howard Pontiac's finest table tennis, 
players will see actien tonight in 
‘the upstairs gymnasium of Beth- 
any Baptist Church. 
The occasion is the annual City 
Table Tennis Tournament and the 
| location is 15 Mark St., just be- 
lyond City Hospital on the corner 
of W. Huron. ‘Heckman, Dick Heymar, Ron 
At stake will be championships) Beckman and Floyd Finkel. 
‘in seven divisions — senior men’ 8. * * « 
singles (35 years old and “over), Ellen Tiffany will return to de- 
|men's singles, women’s singles,/ feng her women's singles title. | men’ s doubles, mixed doubles, Caral Ryan, state women’s singles 
boys’ singles (18 and Um-| champion, and Gloria Rose are 
and boys’ singles (15 and) expected to furnish the  stiffest 
competition. 
Veteran Perc Secord is fa- 
vored to repeat as senior men's The men’s singles title will be 
  
ST. LOUIS 
Pistons drafted eight college play- 
ers in the National Basketball 
Association draft yesterday. Two! 
of the Pistons’ choices were Michi- 
gan athletes. 7 
* * * 
The Pistons’ franchise was moved 
from Fort Wayne, Ind., to Detroit 
at the end of the 1956-57 season. 
'The NBA board of governors to- 
iday approved the shift. 
* * * 
  The Piston’s surprising choice 
was Bob McCoy, high jumping ace 
from Grambling College in Louisi-   “® — The Detroitana. He is 6-feet-5 and played 
‘center at Grambling. 
* * * 
As was expected, the new De- 
wee en Soe Seo Eeeet 
* 2 
4 Pistons Draft E bben, Kramer Bill Ebben, high-scoring forward 
from the University of Detroit, 
as its second choice, and then 
picked Michigan’s Ron Kramer 
as its Sth choice. 
* * * | 
Kramer, however, is destined for 
a football career with the Green! 
Bay Packers, while Ebben, under 
a cooperative five-year engineering) 
plan at U. of D., still has one year 
of college remaining. 
* * * 
George Brown, Wayne Univer- 
sity’s agile center, was selected 
Dy the Minneapolis Lakers. The 
only other player from Michigan 
drafted was George Ferguson of 
Michigan State picked by Minne- 
apolls. 
  Doug Bolstorff, now in Army; 
23 Top Golfers in Las Vegas Meet LAS VEGAS, Nev. (®—Prospects 
of blustery winds were not the 
only hazard facing a picked field 
of 23 famous golfers today as play 
got under way in the $38,500 Tour- 
nament of Champions. 
The course — the Desert Inn 
Country Club’s 7,102-yard, par 36- 
3%—72 layout stretched out over 
what once was a playground for 
rattlesnakes and prairie dogs—is 
no pushover. 
* * * 
Authority for this is Jimmy De- 
maret, the Texan from Kiamesha 
Lake, N.Y., the happy warrior of thousands of wars on the golf; 
courses of the nation. 
The Desert Inn test. is not of the 
caliber of, for instance, of-the big 
course at Augusta, Ga., scene of 
three triumphs in the Masters by 
Demaret. ‘But the course here is 
much better than most of the 
courses we play on the tourna- 
ment trail,” said Sir James as he 
made ready to tackle the task at 
hand. ; 
* * * 
“The greens are exceptionally 
good and there isn’t a hole 
can take lightly. It took 281   
Renfrew Listed 
for Hockey Post Ex-Michigan Star Seen Replacing Vic Heyliger’| 
as Wolverine Coach 
_ANN ARBOR (#~Al Renfrew, 
Even the Michigan players will 
be surprised if Renfrew 
signed to a contract by May 15. 
lich's name. 
The third candidate is Jack Mac 
Tones, who just ape geome 
‘pilot of Michigan 
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WEDNESDAY’S — 
Kansas City 5, Detroit 
y game ‘schetoie.” e 
THURSDAY'S pr dl 
at Boston, 2 Byers on (18-9) 
vs, iy FS (14-7). 
or 0 va. Harshman a1 Baltimore at W 
(12-7) ¥s. 
FRIDAY'’S SCHEDULE 
games scheduled.   
NATIONAL LEAGUE 
Dnt - 2 Behind 
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NESDAY'S RESULTS 
  
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arroyo (a) or Law (#16) ee 
Philadeipitia at New 1:30 pami— 
    win here last year. That will indl- 
cate what the course calls for.’   These were Detroit Draft choices 
by rounds: ist—yielded to New 
York as part of previous deal; 
(2) Bob McCoy, Grambling; (3) ja 
Bill xaben, Detrojt; (4) Kurt En-; 
* * * 
threats to haul down the $10,000 
first purse when the 72-hole event 
concludes Sunday. 
* * * 
Among other pre-shooting favor- 
ites are Cary Middlecoff, who has 
fared badly in recent tournaments 
and hasn’t won one since he took 
the big one, the National Open in 
you/1956, and cargelagty enough, 
to|Dow Finsterwald, a young pro 
from Tequesta, Fla. 
~ * * 
Rated behind were such sea- 
soned performers as Doug Ford 
and Ed Furgol, and the two-time 
winner in 1955-56, Gene Littler, 
j|Whose last tournament win was 
here. 
Mike Souchak, the big fellow 
ii from Grossinger, N.Y., by way of 
North Carolina, and Art Wall Jr., 
thé pride of Pocono Manor, Pa., 
were listed as just so-so. Wall 
tamed the course in 1954 with his 
J2-hole score of 278, 10 under par 
and the tournament record. 
* * * . 
Ted Kroll, the “world’ cham- 
pion, was no better than a 124 
favorite, and youthful Jay -Herbert 
from Louisiana was the same fig- 
ure. - Demaret is one of the strong! titlist. Rugged opposition is ex- 
pected from Fred Rigotti and 
Fred Pankey. Jimmy Fair is 
seeded Ne. 1 in boys’ singles. 
The tournament is open to all 
residents in the Pontiac metro- 
politan area. 
fee, payable at tourney time, will 
be charged for each division. 
* * * glebert, St. Josephs, Pa.: (5) Ron 
Kramer, Michigan; (6) Walt Ada- 
mushka, St. Francis, Brooklyn; 
(7) Carl Boldt, San Francisco; (8) 
(9) 
Bob Lazor, Pitt; (10) Passed, and 
(11) Passed. 
Here are some of the other 
leading choices made by NBA 
iteams yesterday: 
CINCINNATI— Gerry Paulson, Manhat- 
tan; Jed Dommeyer, Minnesota; John 
Maglio, North Carolina State; Chet Forte, begin at 6:30 p.m. All other: di- 
each event. 
  
  | ri Fi R | Columbia: Dick Heise, DePaul; Mel| gnoring Ire U es Wright. Ceehome A&M . 
Oniverstty: Gary Thomson. Iowa State; Lands 13 in Court 
Phil Murrel, Drake: George Ferguson,’ eotge Brown, Wayne 
aebiase State, Harvey Schmidt, [linots, | 
. LOUIS—John Smyth, Notre Dame; : . 
Henk Nowak. Canisius; ‘Bill Darragh, LANSING — Fires brought legal uisville : NEW YORK-Gary Clark. Syracuse; trouble to 13 Michigan residents Rayford Wells, Lenoir-Rhyne, N.C.; Lee ‘ 
Marshall, Washington & Lee. recently, 
PHILADE: A — peveres Lombardo, 
Manhattan; Ray Radizeroski, 6t. Jo- 
seph's, Pa.; Jim Radcliff, LaPayette, Pa.; 
Alonzo Lewis, He. 
SYRACUSE — Vince Cohen, 
Jerry Mailett, Baylor: Prank Nim: 
Cincinnati; Lyndon Lee, Oklahoma city 
| Caiver sey: Dick Gaines, Seton Hall. 
BOSTON—Charles Schram, Western Ti- 
linois; Jim Ashmore, Mississippi State; 
Grady Wallace, South Carolina; Maurice sons listed in the latest weekly 
list. of conservation law convic-/ 
tions. Eight were found guilty of 
“burning in a careless manner” 
and five others were convicted for 
burning without a permit. Permits 
are required outside of cities and 
villages. we: 
    
  | Around the PISTON CHOICE — Bill Ebben, 
brilliant University of Detroit for- 
ward, was the 2nd choice of the De- 
troit Pistons yesterday in the Na- 
tional Basketball Association pro- 
fessional draft at St. Louis. 
Skippers Look Good 
in Opening Match New Waterford high golf coach 
John Coleman was encouraged this 
week with the showing his current 
squad made in its opening match 
against Van Dyke. Match was a 
win for Skippers 227-256, with Cle- 
land Charboneau and Charles Can- 
terbury sharing medalist honors at 
42, _ started the Inter-Lakes 
Other Skipper cards: Jim De- vine 47, Jim Davis and Duane 
Benedict 48s. Dick Kern’s 48 was   Cloudy skies and occasional rains 
  
out a 9-8 verdict as Jerry 
garnered two doubles and a sin- 
gle. 
Bluejay hit as the home club Van Dyke's best. bowed to Redford Union, 6-2, Win- Waterford meets PHS today at| 1... Brook Tilley fanned 14. Municipal course. x« « * 
  In 1956, there were 57 extra- 
inning games in the Southern 
Assn. The longest game went 16 
innings. thinclads made up for the baseball 
setback by routing rival Clarkston 
65-44 at Clarkston led by Jim 
Drake, Jim Neph and John Schoff.     
, Jim Bates, mathematics teach- 
er at Walled Lake High School, 
has been named the Most Valuable 
Player in Pontiac's City Basket- 
ball mae for the 1956.57 season. 
The award is made annually 
| by The Pontiac Press im coop- 
' An assistant football and 
i his We Walled Lake Super, Market 
      Jim Bates Selected MVP 
in City Basketball Loop 
a a, at aden Bates 
wr gerayditeg hen reommaleteag Clawson, Fitzgerald and Rose- 
ville battled right down to ‘the final event before their triangu- 
lar meet was decided. A victory 
in the 886 gave Clawson the 
Bates, who lives at 33113 Thom- 
as St. in Farmington, scored 285 
points in 14 games for a 20.3 aver- 
age. son’s balance paid off. 
Several events are on tap around 
the county today weather permit- 
igh golfers are 
slated to: play host ‘td Waterford 
while the net team is at Cran- 
brook, Another: match has 
Country Day at mfield Hills. 
ey ee teas cane 
petes in the Howell Invitational) 
and Harel Park is : *“ ‘Royal 
Oak. i     By CHUCK ABAIR 
Lake Orion by a 150 count for/5® 
Down at. Southfield, a bloop sin- : 
gle by Bill Heffner was the only, 
On the track front, Lake Orion’s|” 
Fitzgerald had two double win- | ners and Roseville one but Claw: | $408 in court costs. 
Prep Front $25, on tu ddttin eat cae 
justice courts, \King, Kansas. 
es 1 
  
gers, 138, Benton Harbor, Mich., 
  ary bout at Chicago Stadium. 
. Hoeft Gets Call fo. Move Detroit 
Into Win Column 
‘A nominal! entry 
Boys’ and ‘junior boys’ events 
visions get underway one. hour 
later. Trophies will be awarded, 
to the winner and runner-up of) 
The 13 were among the 56 per- 
The 56 conservation law violators 
paid a total of $1021 in fines and 
ee a of fire regulations' 
s ranging as high as 
last night in a six-round prelimin-          
          
    
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Indians Name Lemon; 
Weather Expected to 
Hurt Attendance 
_ By BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press - 
DETROIT — Whether the Tigers 
win, place or even show in the 
American League this season is a 
long way from being determined, 
‘put Jack Tighe, the new Bengal 
jockey, was scheduled today to 
wear the floral horseshoe which in 
racing usually is found in the wine 
iner’s circle. 
* * 
Tighe brought the Tigers home 
to Briggs Stadium to meet Cleve-- 
land after a pair of one-run de- 
feats at the hands of the Yankee- 
‘eastoffs in Kansas City, and part 
of Detroit opening day ceremony 
called for the rookie manager to be 
crowned with a good luck horse- 
shoe by the fireman's association 
of Detroit, 
* * * 
Just as was the case for the past 
two years, a crowd bettering 45,- 
000 was expected to be dampened 
for the opening ceremonies, 
The weather was seen a big 
factor in hope for any attend. 
ance records, The record crowd 
for opening day was set in 1949 
when 653,433 fans greeted the 
Tigers. Since then the largest 
opening day crowd was 46,904 for 
the 1954 opener. 
A pair of pitchers with identical 
records were slated to oppose each 
other, Billy Hoeft for the Tigers 
and Bob Lemon for the Indians, 
Each compiled a 20-14 mark dur+ 
ing the 1956 campaign. 
~ * * 
In the series between the two 
teams last year both pitchers each 
iposted similar records, Hoeft de- 
feated the Indians twice and was 
beaten three times, and Lem- 
‘on also won two and lost three 
against the Tigers, 
x * 
Detroit lineup. 
might move Ray Boone back to 
third to permit Ed Robinson, al- 
ways a good hitter at Briggs Sta- 
dium, to take over at first. 
* * * 
Elsewhere in the American 
which had no other games sched- 
uled yesterday, the second shift 
of home openers sent the New 
York Yankees and Johnny Kucks 
18-9 to Boston against the Red Sox 
and Frank Sullivan 14-7 before a 
‘hoped for 30,000. 
Kansas City, with Alex Kellner, 
(7-4) was at Chicage to face 
the White Sex_and Jack Harsh- 
man (15-11) with 25,000 expected 
to sit in. 
* * * 
night game, with the Senators 
throwing Ted Abernathy (1-3) 
(12-7) tonight. 
PCL Veteran Dies 
  uled. They are Berkley at Royal a . 
Oak and. Clarkston at Fenton. (Detroit Fighter Wins SAN DIEGO, Calif. % — Bill 
x & t° : Sweeney, veteran manager of 
Meanwhile, the track teams of) CHICAGO (#—Chuck Taylor, 133,/Portland’s Pacific Coast League 
Birmingham, Detroit, outpointed Sammy Rod- baseball team, died this 
                
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BACK SAFELY — Kansas City’s Joe DeMaes- 
tri dives’ back to Ist base about a second ahead | 
of ball in this pickoff attempt in 2nd inning of 
Detroit-Kansas City American League’ game 
  Two hesiail contests are mpi 
    Wednesday at Kansas City. Detroit Ist baseman 
     ama Cy won 2a comet ery Washington set up the AL's first. 
against Baltimore’s Ray Moore -          
   
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All finalists, who qualified pay 
  ld fi Now is the time for all men andjthe alleys at 1:00 p.mi- Saturday Huron Bowl. i é : 
     
         Here, is a repeat list of the 
qualifiers, 
AUBURN QUALIFIERS 
Men—Lee Miller, Dick Shou, 
Charles Lemke, Jim Hoke, Herman 
Biship, Bill Jones, G. Howard, | 
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“SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN to DEALERS” in Pin 
Loss   - All averages of the finalists 
have been checked with the 
Detroit office of the ABC and 
Pontiac WIBC. ‘ 
Later in the afternoon, 
    following 
Saturday’s action, there will be 
formal presentations of checks and 
trophies to al} finalists. 
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from the lounge stage of the 300 
Club at 4:30 p.m. The time be- 
tween the completion. of bowling 
and the ceremonies will be used 
  ' The ceremonies will take place, 
‘Thill, Jerry Stoll, L. Seay, G. 
iKillian, G, 
iB. Fairbrother, Tom Rogers, Clem- LAND-O-LAKES QUALIFIERS 
| Men — Frank Pavlinac, Bob 
Pickett, I. Gray, R. K. Bone, J. 
Bartle, Stanley Bott, 
ond Treaster. 
to check score sheets and to ar-/) Women — Karen Pargo, Helen 
  FORT WORTH, Tex, ® — Dick Aquatic Club, Montrose, Calif.,jrange list of prize winners. [Smith and Marion McNair. 
Hoover of Akron, Ohio, who and. the Athletic Club’s 
learned to bow! es.a pinboy, today eed — ar = eeu: ‘ . 
vag vn r and Jeanne Stunyo of the Olympic) \ ; 
the second consecutive year team, oi a 
Hoover, beaten once in the dou- 
| ble-elimination. tournament, came 
back strong last night to defeat 
Bill Lillard of Chicago in two con- 
secutive matches to take the 
‘Tichampionship. It was the first time in seven years of Masters 
play that a champion has won   ‘World's Javelin Record PHILADELPHIA WA — A. new 
track ‘‘phenom” who will 
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* * 
He beat Lillard 910-768 in the 
cooled down to 
Hoover picked up $1,200 for win- 
ning the 
Soiver evenget hie enty: datent 
the tourney by whipping Char- 
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Dick Weber, St. Louis, and J. B. 
- Solomon, Dallas, were awarded 
§ifitth and sixth places, respectively. 
Weber beat Solomon 872 to 839 in 
the match that decided their fin- 
ish. Milt Molhusen of Tulsa, 
took fourth place in beating Okia., Solomon 870 to 772. * 
  Lightweight boxer Joey Lopes 
jwas born in Cape Verde Islands, 
Portugal. FIGHTING FULLMERS — There are three of them. From left 
to right, Don, Jay and Gene, the new world middleweight champion 
at 25. Don, 17, now weighs 170 pounds and is a bright heavyweight 
prospect. Jay, a 19-year-old lightweight, recently turned professional.         Royals, Lakers 
   
     
  States has bettered the world jav- 
elin hurling record with a unique 
sidearm-underhand delivery it was 
disclosed today. 
He is Miguel Quadra Salcedo, a 
his record toss virtually unnoticed 
last weekend while competing for 
the Puerto Rico College of Agri- 
culture and Mechanics in that is- 
land territory. : 
* * * 
The husky, handsome 6-footer 
will make his debut at the Penn 
Relays Carnival here April 26-27 
while track officials try to deter- 
mine if his style is legal and the 
University of Pennsylvania tries 
to keep anyone from getting hurt. 
Jack Glascott, Penn supervisor Swap 7 Players ST. LOUIS (INS)—The Cincin- 
nati Royals had college star ‘Hot’’ 
Rod Hundley of West Virginia al- 
most in their hands when they 
stung fellow members of the Na- 
tional Basketball Association by 
announcing a trade. 
The Royals gave up four men 
and their first pick in the annual 
draft yesterday to the Minneap- 
olis Lakers in exchange for Clyde 
Loveliette and Jim Paxson. of intermural athletics and a for- 
The surprise deal sent Cincin- mer Penn track coach, reported: 
nati players Don Meinike, Ed today that Quadra Salcedo threw 
Fleming, Bob Burrow and Art)the Javelin 284 feet, 74 inches in| 
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| earliest in the history of M-chigan’ 
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@| The track will be closed Good 
=2| Friday and will reopen Saturday) 
‘a night. 
*| The 1957. stakes pfogram in- 
| cludes the $5,000 Northville Pace, 
=| May 1. the $5,000 Northville Trot, 
~ | May 8; and a $10,000 running in 
© the spring series of the Trans- 
=| america Stakes, May 24.   
WEDNESDAY'S FIGHTS 
a CHICAGO—Spider Webb. 160, Chicago, 
J — Randy Sand: y, 137, New York, 
y Mason, 176, 
  23-year-old Spaniard who made) Relays will probably havé a great 
bearing on acceptance or rejec- 
tion. 
Besides throwing the javelin 
with his discus type delivery—in- 
stead of with a normal overhead 
'toss—Quadra Salcedo also twists 
jhis body sideways and then un- 
coils as he lets the spear fly—for 
distances reportedly more than 300 
feet in practice. 
* * * 
Just before the Melbourne Olym- 
pics last year the Injernational 
Amateur Athletic Federation 
barred a complete turn in the jav- 
elin event. Some Europeans were 
using his style to toss for more 
than 300 feet—but they couldn't 
contro] the direction. 
Is that the safety factor worry- 
ing Penn officials? 
No,°says Glascott, ‘we're wor- 
ried he may throw the javelin into 
the grandstand.’ 
Webbs Victory 
Booed by Fans CHICAGO  — Spider Webb, 
third-ranking middleweight con- 
tender, discovered last night he is 
|pretty much of a sucker for a 
left. 
Unranked Randy Sandy of New 
York neafily left-hooked his way 
to one of the biggest ring upsets 
of the season. 
Webb was awarded a unanimous 
10-round decision in the Chicago 
\Stadium televised scrap with the 
boos of 1,362 ringside fans ringing 
jin his ears. 
* * * 
It was a savage, action-packed 
brawl from start to finish and both 
fighters at the end were smeared 
with blood from eye cuts. The last 
round was a brutal exchange all 
the way and the fans arose to 
applaud the action.   
    
Boxer Rory Calhoun of White 
Plains, N.Y., is the seventh of 11   MINNEAPOLIS—Wayne Womochil. 184, ottoman of a Georgia minister- 
St-'tenant farmer. 
  
  
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after rechecking their arithmetic,| @m le ; 3 
Dayton Five Regains discovered that Cal Tawny's was J : s " 
over 730.’ ' : | \ 4 ‘ \ 
Lead in WIBC Event [°° wan. toe Ar a 5 at Ma sTle DAYTON, Ohio WF Geneva cee ‘ ‘208 score . . ie 
Recreation of Dayton, without. 
knocking down a single pin, has 
resumed the-lead in team Divi- 
sion. No, 2 of the women’s Inter- 
national Bowling Congress tourna- 
ment here. 
* * * 
Geneva Recreation with ‘2,322, 
wag in second ‘place behind the| 
Cal Tawny Movers, also of Day- 
ton, who leq the division with 
2.378, But Division No, 2 is limit- 
ed to teams with averages be- 
tween 650 and 750, and officials,   ‘Meets Ex-Amateur Foe   relatively low. 
  
FORT SMITH, Ark. @—Heavy- weight boxing champion Floyd 
generis See MI Title 
in Ohio Relays il 25. Jimmy Lott said yes-| 
Birmingham, Rochester, 
Berkley Represented —     Promoter 
terday that Patterson has agreed 
to meet Chief Alvin Williams in a’ 
four-rounder at the Fort Smith) 
Sports Arena. Both fapaere are. 
New Yorkers.   
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iday for one of the nation’s top 
relay meets. The meet is the 
annual event conducted under 
supervision of veteran athletic 
iG : FE 5-6855 i ool, 
Pontiac, led by the seein: 
| able Hayes Jones, and with a 
| fine group of other top individ- 3 
  
    uals, many of are gradu- 
_ ated, scored a record victory as 
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| the Ist team ever to take the 
title on its Ist try. Chiefs counted 
| 34%) points, well in front, Jones 
' accounted for 16. Pontiac was 
| also the first team outside Ohio rector Harry Mehock of the host ‘Chiets Delend- accutane 
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Members’ wives will be guests: 
.jand there will be food and prizes. 
In the last club shoot winners) 
included; juniors, Jack Hirneisen; | 
intermediate Jim Winger, Howard 
Bolin; men, Bill Giles and George 
White; women, Carol Hargraves, | 
‘Theobelle Payne, Annie Knox, 
Mary Mills, Reva DeRousha, Ruth 
Baker, Polly Babin, Jean Durbin, 
    
  Beat Globe Troffers 
| MILWAUKEE (AP)—The College 
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| PHS is sending 13 athletes, less. 
than half of whom were in last) 
year's meet. Birmingham has 9. 
‘headed by a 12-foot vaulter in Bill, 
'McFarlen. A back injury has 
benched Tom Segal, Maples other 
'12-foot vaulter for the season. oi mtr - ® 
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     The three-sets of athletic brothers are (above 1-R) Tom and Brian | Ebben, of the University ot | 
McNeeley, promising freshman linemen in football, Bruno and Ed | Detroit,) scored 16 points, all on | 
Pollesel, varsity ice-hockey players, and Henry and Forddy Kennedy, field goals. Smyth, of Notre 
distance running stars of the track and ¢ cross-country teams, . Dame, had 15. 
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Y STREAMER ° EATPISH -.-<:--. | Flint Northern, with a well-/Mile and Roger Coats in the mile.| | ory at Jamaica Racetrack. games, got 15-point performances OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS 
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VESTS ..00.,..--06 5 BOX ......:.6scs:: 39 fine dash men, good distance Trun-|;.iay, Rich Riley, Phil Ingraham. Tom @d from Prideful winning the | ——-—. 
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| than 100 teams, with between 
| 20-25 from Michigan. 
| Pontiac's entries include Chief's 
‘top point-maker this spring, Hudson 
| Ray in the jumps; Sophomore Fred 
|Brooks a 6-3 jumper; © Archie 
| Brooks in the quarter; Mike Hardi- 
man in the shot; Jolm Phiegm, itercollegiate basket ball. second race. 
     
       
         
           
      
     
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ene 1 ) : "Brigham Young University here. Hoel Drill Tonight | Cleveland Not Interested ro Hoop AN Stare: ees iaree sity one owe Arrangements were uiinounced pn ‘ of ip Celts 113- 1 x * itoday for s practice session at 5 
an- m. Site Stil Ol Se | at pe ans 2m a eel ; PROVO, Utah (#—The * ‘Guest of lead in the pe genesis INO, 584 Union club. Players should 
Honor’’ tossed in the game-win- professional squads. ibe on hand promptly at tonight's tates as host | to our 
aBEMOT 1 ie Th sl a trends _ the nations ot the ning basket/tonight as the Major Salt Lake City tomorrow night. jan, penitent body's guess today, with chilly|Western .Hemnlsphere if Congress|League All-Stary edged the Bos- : a Oct, 25, 1870,| Laurel-was the first major track ei indications of acceptance from Rio) revises its present. position,” he ton Celtics 113-111 on their basket} Pimlico, opened on iaodk rece ta to on Ser Y ces L 'de Janeiro, dim hopes from Guata-'said, “but lack of support leaves p41) tour. lis the nation’s second ol Peis land offer racing 
Ray & Potws 16 Huron Bowl si Com Mots. 90 30 Pabst 60 $0) mala City and a report of a feeler|us no alternative to our present) ei Hutchins, former star at track. dass Bec Eanes 32 Caring ti Bite 8 a2 Phelier's 8367 from Los Angeles action.” pod , ; : ’s 65 ieee Vilis $2 Auburn Ber 77 43 “Tug” Borst 82 68! There wag some official doubt k «4 : : 
per a Petes suit.’ Deoucrde 1h a8 J wD Ber. 0 | the games will be held. Cleveland wanted a Congres . are a ass : @ Pete's 1003, Ray (Stanfield 1 49 Beven-Up 39° 80 The city of Cleveland pulled out’ sional appropriation of five million »? Ce af fe : AUBURN LADIES ' (omer eet is Cont, Ceri, 38 8 of the host role yesterday, plead- dollars to stage the games, and ° ; | Pont te Be Prenkiin Pa. 30 90) ing a lack of money. Congress refused the appropria- h's Inc. $s 
Reese, mec Pate bop shi aura mar oe tet : pe Gian! Tex $2 DFELLOWS Douglas F. Roby o troi + -* | eR ere 58 Becterctiv'est'e Ps 1 ident of the U.S. Pan-Amer- {ZE Keller Kate B ; presi ames drew athletes from aber was why Dr. ‘ Ervin fos, names “3 sete "s boos ref lean Sports Organization, received lh to Mexico City in 1955. | $ | Henoute Chev, 1 Sacks he oe Cleveland's announcement with)“, « City and Ris de Je-| “MURON LADIES | Drewry's Tl Brace Clon = 43 the surprising comment that the] cmmomale City | Ti Bardaht G1) 9 stenaall Se4-ie-20te 3, Ovens 420-204 may’ he felling wncongh.”[ Sr ware, Meee ne Si Broun WITH Jove. Coney Is. 1 Len's 58 668; Hanoute Chey. 901-148-1049; Tra Potts many ling husiasm | #24 third choices last month at a Counteg View 95D. Nichoie 57 pit 08b-t10-2914.” there canbe bell tool teeny yossting & Ce Pe ee a fle built? : ‘ 5 = tue “A 
s e tu y Dw Bots eervice $3 Pont. Pisvon bo — ’ wt don't know where or how we're) \por's Organization ie apes, 2 In. Tubular steel thru-out - WG. Che 21, Rigs bat; Deeley Ua | Sire MS. aS going to generate any.” e with “double, cole” moree Lounge 635, 300 Lounge 2391. Shaw's Sturdivant 44 68 Cleveland Mayor Anthony J. _ Construction. ottec anti “997 = 41 Th to the frame. Top Value! ROLLING FIN L. Graham 240, ©. Jewett 641; Fleet Celebrezze sent his city's ‘easier’ Only 2 Changes wh. 976, to Roby ye a pregare oan T G. Btkins 70 46 Earl's Mkt. &4 61 oe 8’3”" Across Top 68 47 Huron Bowl 83 62 ELKS HOUSE FISHERMAN’S, LUCK — Mrs. in WIBC Status a6 a 
ee ee ae p pret | Robert E. Wilson has both hands Clecelend nit. tte itinons are 8’ Extended i OC McAually 221, P “‘rortine "26, |Dickie’s < 42 Carings 44 43/full of smelt which her husband ready and willing to represent ‘the DAYTON, Ohio # — Except for ; nuke’ the m, . James Firt, 2159, | Moote Elec. 47 42 Gaves Grill 38 51 ladied out of the Sandy River ati” an "| twa changes in Division No. 2 of ‘ ——— {Stadium Inn 47 42 Huron Clean. 36 64 a : 
UNTY EMPLOYEES Osmun's 47. 43 Behr Cats. 33 57 Troutdalt, Ore. The stream is) - ithe team events, Tuesday's lead- 
aemicons as LG. Gorleck Os. M:, Zope see **- an angier’s dream come frue for] ers in the Women's International 3 —ee So 2 oe eo 4 sions Mah id. Chocks Seinen See 10 days each spring, when the! a an an ims Bowling Congress tournament County ete a “ Siow "Poke 38 Hy OUR LADY oF 35 LAKES PAMIGE | «on fish crowd $t am their way! here remain on top today. » ks : la the. s 7 = 
sy is : peur Bowe. St Fin Mande 3 8 ussarey a dh paraucots af Gf 1 Spawning grounds. for Der by Chance ee OA Sate overs Chee acres fee Feed oki Seat ems Bf Sere Ew SS lover the top spot te Divisiee No, Ailey Mea Gi, Social’ Kats fev women: b, Shtare 28,2. Wein 3, Maples Swamp Bathers Celee Se te ee nnlt Drseped te. sbdied: plate was} Bussards 60 Condors 1623. <2 Irish ' i nix’ apis — MONDAY | usar pooheg-- — eatits in Home Track Meet lowned by Texan, ress nother os Ohio Recreation ‘with 7 . Pt ; wu | t : ‘ : pag Soon tb aory. wind. 164i Bast shore #2 2) Compiling 12 of 13 first places|iie trainer said today “I believe| In the second change, the ‘In- Robins 37 Wolverines $3) ‘Huten Clean. 13 a9 See teunge st se in their opening Eastern Michigan! this Irishman will earn a trip to\dependent team of Piqua, Ohio, : a pape 5 > $$| Osu me be Hy perry 1 Mkt. 44 # dual track meet at Pierce Field, | the Kentucky Derby.’ ivolled 2,262 to move into fifth, a ales Alley Cate Skunks ‘8 Birmingham Jacks Five 49 74) ‘Birmingham's Maples swamped! ‘place in Division No. 2, Crawford)] Reg. $3 ES M, Lind 225, M. Wheeler 676; Larks! aubarn Mie. 3 ¢ eases 3 92) Mt. Clemens 75 1-3—33 23. Harold) * * * ‘Harris of Ashtabula, Ohio, thus| Value a en ee au, '|Trumbo, Bather hurdler hit 15.5| A field of from seven fo nine 15| sropped out of the top five. | ! LADIES ALL STAR pe migae Bono a arcane cos for a fast win in the high sticks, ¢*Pected to start in the $50,000 || © Gym Set with 2-Seat Sky Glider—Twe wh. : Ww. LL "; ae dded Wood at Jamaica, final “| Safety Swings — Trapeze Bar — Set of Ine. Te 44 Huron Bowl 4 fe Tigers Make It Home ee Sonen'e oats 5a Pipes. eras New York preview for the Ba ons Win Calder Cup | “ aki 2 chi ra — Safety Chain : 
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rg 5 oes arya an ioajterning of the earth which varies) oe fe BS 7) 'T £ ~~ really does need target on i | 
A Boviet incuncespent here saidia pliewti ‘cheats woud ie) of de spdes op Bely- hes a bid to Pickfair. If you were Orr, 21-year-old resident of DRIVE 
    
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  By HUBBARD | KEAVY inside of- Pickfair two or three’ lat a range near here. As he reach- 
jtimes'.a month. \ as ied to pull his revolver from 4 
HOLLYWOOD Like the ads. t *¢ * |holster, he shot himself in the leg.         
    
        
    say, there are imitations. but only | Mary and Doug had a special - * e E 
Pontiac | Wwe ; In one is genuine. That is how old- penchant for royalty. There was. |He was ‘not hurt serjously. 
2435 DIXIE HWY.—FE 5- ‘timers in Hollywood, with dreamy one soiree, in honor of the duchess:   
    
         
  
  eyes, allude tq the parties * ‘they of something: whose formality hit — | our K EEGO 
used to give at Neen vil is ae en et het ‘The True and Wonderful Story 3 
 OTCARSR of COL. DEAN HESS CHILDREN UNDER 12 J Many mov no aaiaand have' was there, There was a receiving! 
tried, without lasting or notable jine, a polite punch, delicate hors 
success, to recaptute the aura, d'oeuvres and soft music, It was a CANO 
of splendor that surrounded the little like a movie in a setting of! ” REECAL 4. DERBA 
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    Douglas Fairbanks gave at their! with the gilt, the brocades, the . LAKE re Ee 
      
        
        
               
   
    
   
     
     
    
      
        
    
         
    
   
     
   
      
      
    
           
     
           
  
  hilltop home. A. screen credit, in| hand painted piano. But unlike a . SEGG ee 5 
the old days, was less important movie, nothing dramatic hap- . 10. GURSA Yesterday's answer: coPtoin, boks, 2435 Dixie Hwy. near 
pened. - a8 stripes, viSiter, felQn, iNmé@te, siGnral, Telegraph 
: Mone thing to be said for Pick- © 1087 Where My Line, nnUmber: vArd, Blok. portien. Ph, FE 5-4500 » 
a fair parties, they never became BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 
I brawls, Mary's innate good taste SHOW STARTS AT 7:20 P.M, . 
“GIANT”? Will Be Shown Only Once 
—Storts of 8:30 P. M.— 
Rock Hudson, Jas. Dean 
Elizabeth Taylor s prevented that. 
: | o* © 2 thauls 72 children on a 54-mile 
EASTER But Pickfair wasn't the only Color ado P upils ‘round trip through Coal Creek can- 
lace for parties. yon, says his passengers are. most-'} 
SPECIAL! MT think of one at Lew Cody's. Hear Elvis Croon }; “rock 'n' roll” fans and if their 
; It was after a Fifi D’Orsay wed- ecates disc jockey programs are, 
= . ding. Fifi, in her impetuous way, ON Way to Class   turned off—‘‘They holler.”       
      
     
     
        
   
    
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‘ 9 a reception at Lew’'s house. ‘ goon Colo oe! F youth: He added witha grin, “We. a wees MARTHA HYER 
| 6 Lew ‘was a good host always — [ul passengers on’ tour Jetferson f PA, 
: FIDELIS , there'd be ie of the essentials County (Colo.) school buses aré don't ra t much once we get into the wa _ DURYEA - * DON DeFORE 
ee ae " anyon KASHFL JOCK MAHONEY wm. ca, poston 200 
for a slam-bang party in his re. currently ‘rockin ‘n’ rollin’ to . EY we 
‘ “Th IVING Ss 99 Hi Fl trigerator, his kitchen, ‘his rumpus classes -  emee PLYS——— : 
‘ e L G “SWAMP” af room. Scores of well-wishers) Radios have recently been  in- 7 WAR and WOA in Color 
1 AND CARTOON TABLE MODEL showed up. mailed inthe pte ee is Pres- Golden as only at ne - ALSO . 
* * * éy usually gets the nod over a Py : ~ FY . 
(GG as You Me... Ksing The KUDDIES / 3 Speakers 4 Speeds | The party was in high gear newscaster. . Drumstick can know them! The LIVING SWAMP 
™ when Lew — his driveway was Riley Scott, Evergreen elemen : i — ; —_ 
i : ; inners Now Delivered 8 . 
In Blond $ 95 J blocked and he parked his car on tary school principal, suggested cas eae Your Meme trem [ RABBIT RAMPAGE 
=| or Mahogany ‘the next street—came home. Fifi having radios to entertain the chil- | Neen to Midnight . Daily. E     had neglected to tell Lew she was dren during the long trips to and 
— oe 4 5a’ _|itaking over his house. But Lew from school. 
11:00 A. M, WALNUT loved a party so much that he County school supervisor Lester Call FE 8-0483 | 
Continuess made a few phone calls and oe Witt says the radios were donated Fried Chicken—Shrimp 
ly the crowd was augmented by by automobile junk dealers and Fish—Drumburgers 
FREE! $16.00 Worth | Lew’s. party-loving friends. Lew Soe ceamire) acd taenad at the PIZZA 
of Records | bape = aL we reception lasted joni! Gas! shape: an ALLIED ARTISTS erens 
; Bus driver Sturman Adams. who        West Maple Road 
East of Walled Lake       
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VM “Fidelis” HI-Fl Lew and his bal agreed —_— a iatatachatatatatatatatattetetntntntattattetetntatn talent fj MA 4-3135 
. once acquired a large bus and fit 
Provincial pret ted it out like one of today’s mod- ; [ | TRAND : q 
FREE! 95 ern trailers. They called it a land | OAKLAND TODAY I: STRAR ; >| CLOSED 
or yacht and, verily, it was. One day DOORS. OPEN EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN SHOWINGS Doors Open 
Rererds. mc when Victor McLaglen was cele- DAILY AT Weexdays at tae? 4 MON.--TUES rs 
i brating something, and had about. 12:45 P. M. | At Your Butterlield Theaters | Sundays at 12:45 q) : 
| "VM “Fidelis” Hi-Fi. | 300 at nis estate, Fairhaven, Lew P J cnt — 4] WED.--THURS. ! and Buster drove their yacht right, 
ADVENTURE OF THE CENTURY / CONSOLE 199° up into the formal garden abaft| | { , 
Y: BLOND the swimming pool. Buster, who 0 LAST TIMES TODAY | OPENING 
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APRIL 19th 
      - Ate it 920.00 Werth of | was the hace of his one-yacht [ { 
Aa ee oe oes Oa Ria na Alan LADD in “The BIG-LAND” | 
¥ and -yards of = braid when on ST ARTIN 
San NI Decca HiFi Console |r Pe see § TOMORROW Gio. FLYNN a SMETH FREE! ‘| 4g” dived into the pool in full regalia | ate 
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=| OTHER MODELS (Counterfeit Coin § prprep7EN IN STAR ve | 
    End of South Union Lake Road 
at Haggerty Read. EM 3-0661 SS ‘THEATER | a |/59Q* 5447 | Catches Exper TONIGHT STATEN ISLAND, N, Y. (INS) | 
: — Dr. Kenneth Scott of the Wagner 
; VI C’ S College faculty, who for several 
@: A years has made a hobby of studing 
S H my] N ma N G {, iwAN counterfeiting in one days. 
i . knows how it feels to “caught 
on reve gyre — i RECORD SHOP with the evidence.” 
NT WRLUAMS + RANDY STt be ° Westown Center The professor was stopped by a 
: ice car after he'd paid to cross 
| 702 W. Huron FE 8- 6531 agit bridge, and was confronted 
Plenty of Free Parking with a counterfeit quarter which 
he had unwittingly passed. 
———_____——_ His memory saved him when he| 
realized that the phony coin must 
have been given him with some 
‘other change — an infrequent mis- 
fortune, according to the Secret, 
Service. which reports that coins 
make up only 1 per cent of the 
counterfeit money in circulation) 
    Timeless...Sparkling.. _Ever-New aE 
...Full of fantasy,fun 
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Dr. Scott's third book on ‘ail 
hobby research subject, ‘“Counter- 
feiting in Colonial Days," will be 
\published in May. | 
JAn Hondést Man Wanted | 
SPOKANE, Wash. (®)—~—When the 
chairman called for ‘someone hon- 
‘est’ to draw the door prize at 
a parent-teacher meeting, Police 
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speaker, got the job..He premptly| 
reached into the bowl and drew) 
‘his own number, if 
  
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Phone FE 4-4611 
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      HUR P 2ON DO NOT CONFUSE. IT WITH OTHERS! —sné— 
‘This is the one and only — Walt Disney's original musical screen fantasy JAMES CAGNEY 
<Cinderella” in Technicolor! —aond— 
z, | * ; AAAAAARAAARAD SADDAM maarooroooroombpornooronnrenbettrenrtert. wong BARBARA STANWYCK 
a 2 DONALD DUCK. “u “ PEOPLE AND $ : 
ARARRIREA: $ PLUS canton aad ShWOA" es ses $4... THESE 
Cah aauacacananusasaccannscsaaaussteuncsccaaassacaasteccansescnca if WiDeR-veaRs | $ : 
HEELS ONLY 2 MORE DAYS OF | kk & ke x x | comme WALTER POGEDM 
: ps THRILLS AND CHILLS STARTING ey WATERFORD 
. . + | qo HE MUST = @ @) SATURDAY! § Prreees wusans usc (VU QWU ‘ | , peg KILL...TO Ry >| and —— — 
° oe * | Serene |? . STAY ALIVE! « . pone eth : 99 | Ye om lq 4 | ROBERT RYAN - ALDO RAY ; ACADEMY AWARD WINNER 
. 2: 17: THE MAN /. ‘ eweny vu 
: \ ™ —_ lé WHO TURNED 
by AS Gem of a pump to make your feet feel pampered. BRYNNER 
| Sah, oa pepe giohs yer It’s the new light, low, slim look. Soaring on a 
leno ct Sees, _--—*R@dle-thin shaft of 1 heel. Black patent, navy 
| | ty in shining block or | ble, red or gray. : i. : © . | 
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A ; ce ! THE PONTIAC PRESS, | THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957 
ve | a DONALD DUCK) « , Hoes res ( team-in 1952 gift from Thomas 
3 C4 2 deserved best 
Brings Prestige |e nisin t wey a « pen 
to Once Little-Known Jobj sms se crn | By International Nows Service jcould be elected to high publi than gts 
office on the strength of his Jim Hagerty, who disclaims any popularity and his reputation as| Before becoming Dewey's press 
political ambitions beyond his joblone of the President's closest secretary in 1943, Hargerty had        
   
  
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tures and Bronx brogue are near- (Rut when the President retires to frequent golfing companions 
ly’ as familiar to millions of ithe serenity of his Gettysburg * @€:% televisipn viewers as President farm, his 47-year-old press aide Hagerty, whose game 
        
    
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T FOEMAN WHO DOESN'T WET KITE ~ I'VE DONE YA > Henin SS 
PACK TOO MANY Z| EVERYTHING BUT DIS FOR Jy sabi Coibeecdie em ta vA ono. 
BIG GUNS /mT'M QCiL IN THE / < > 
THINKING OF (SACK YARDS sfjece” 
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‘ S— TOWN=— Yyy Gi PLAY DARTS , 
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MEAN WHEN THEY JI |) al Y 
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MARKETS |Stock Market | “""s=as- President Fights\Ureattowst Se. omx'iameorhar ABS oo ae ig i ANN ARBOR ( — A fourth } 
hs. oc lrregularly. Up Geka “Cuts i in Budget [entra Se eS Top Sholf Easily   
  
  
  
      
    
     
   
        
  
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, April 17 (AP)—The fol- 4956 low ........9440 196.2 69.6 171.6 the regular series of three a year ,It is easy to forget what one has. 
growa produce of not ang “they NEW YORK —The stock mar- ba aseuen Declares Reductions in jor more ago was suggested yester.|stored on the hard-to-reach top 
Heed “ghowehe and wold ap then |ket was-irregularly higher in mod- ; oe Fed 1's di M day by Dr. Thomas Francis Jr., shelves in the pantry and kitchen, in © package lots. . - Cc. J, Nephier Co.) edera pen ing ust who directed field tests of ve ; 
PRICES WEDNESDAY WERE: Praste|Crately 8 active, trading early Puipimgures ster wrx oe coe fo ir he vec lAn easy way to keep tab om the apples. Delicious, fancy, 6.00 bu.; No.| afternoon, “ . High Low Noon Wait r Future are items stored in such places is to i, 00 bu. thon, fancy, ~ 4 ¢ Alien Elec. & Bguip, .Co. 3 ss Dr. Francis, of the University’ j Mo. 1, 2.56-3.00 ba. Apples, Baldwin Rubber Co.*'.... 163 16.3) : of Michigan Medical School, ad-/8¢cure small mirrors on the ceiling 
1, 2.78-3.25 "Apples. x ; Spr. Leading issues gained fractions/O°? Of"s Chem’ co*:: “3. “a3, WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi-\vised the extra shot as a safetylabove the shelves. 
nag, 295 be: 2.15-3.28 bu.ito around a point. There were/Howell Elec. Mir. Co... -, 1% ident Eisenhower recommended to : — Apples, Gteele Red, No. 1, 4.00-4.50 bu. pe Peninsular M. Prod, Co.* 10 Sos 
VEGETABLES, MISC: Betts, toppea,|Plenty of losers in about the SAME) Tie Propset Coe ...... 112 12 \Congress today cuts totaling $1,-| “3 ' ™ a 
No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu. Cabbage, curly, No.jrange but the list was up on bal-|Rudy Mfg. Co........,....12) 13 12 . ‘ ° . a 1, '1,80-2.00 bu. Cai red Bo, Toledo Edison Co......... 13.8 13.5 13.5 858,000,000 in federal spending for) ren 1's0-2.00 bu. “tancard: variety, |@NCe, Wayne 8. Products Co.* 13 14 , | As All Principal tock Exchanges That the Commission of the City of No. 1, 1.50-2.00 bu. Carrots, topped.| Brokers said that the three-| °N® sie: did and asked. future years, but said no “sub- 8 ; is 
Pontiac, ) Will meet in the Com-|Of lack of government export sales, No. 1, 1.25-1.75 bu root, No. 1 : m4 tantial”’ reducti | Chamber on April 23. 1957, st!Qats and soybeans firm in| 720-286, 4 bu. Chives, No. 1, 1.26-1.30,day weekend beginning tomorrow stantial” reduction can be made. Will Not Be Open Good Friday ao 
Sbjections thas maybe juste be aston % ccm basket: Leeks. No. 1 i.26-L.10 don bebe When stock exchanges will close) — Baye N in his record §71,800,000,000 budget 2 
iigag nt er % Aaya eaiy trae, Prices then fel somes, Esha. ol Seats t|lor Good Friday had « restraining! — BUSINESS NOLES. fcethe coming tacal_ yer . April 17, 1987 what, 2.78-3.35 32-Ib. bas. Parsiey, curly, No. effect. Although the news back- x * a ™“ Our Office 
7“ By Clerk There was some evening-up op-|roor, wot, 300-20 dos, bche. Pov: ground was mixed, the reports | Loney Miller, of Pontiac Recap-| At the same time, “e, President! 
April 18, 'St-lerations because of the long week- agg hag Bet Loot Te be. Potatoes, |from corporate ane meetings! ping Co., 489 Madison Ave.,\told Congress "that present high 
aris carb, gullet pnd made 10 (CON | ona -which will begin with Good|bsst.” Ne. L 1.35-1.75 be. ae te were generally favorable. Rising/recently attended a two-day re taxes should be cut only after the —6WWill Be ¢ osed Friday 
You lou are hageay boutied vie we .|Friday holiday tomorrow. Rhubarb, hothouse, fancy, 1.00 5-Ib. also encouraging to vty notis $ at a reg ° Dox: No. 1, 60-80 'S-Ib. box. Rhubarb, Spending were He was one of 25 men from the/fiscal expenditure .control.”’ 
eity of Pontiac, Michigan, jon ot, the . * * ay yy hag = ge Me ig ge investors. area selected for the clinic. He said that before there Is be the fecemtation Jt was declared to|- Near the end of the first hour old Re Oe eee eed, Some selected —— * 8 © any new tax cut federal income Cc. Jd. Nephler Co. pod ww construct curb, suede, style wheat was % to % low or, M bee Bibb, hothouse, No, 1, 1.26-1,50 nosey a a ap oo D ld W. Blow, sales repre - should “‘so exceed our expenses 
aw. to Selly a rensmable zB 918 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119   and 
Slumbie heeeue es Cornell Street to/$2.24%; new wheat unchanged to| Baas: Taree, 11.60-1130 30-des, oaee:| tools were mixed, motors showed| Sentative of Pitney-Bowes, Inc., pet 
  
       
  
  
        
          
       
       
      
        
         
  
      
   
   
       
      
  nd satniats Gf said: improvemeat Mie cn| @ lower, July $2.14%; corn ¥% to scant change and leading rn oe continue to reduce the govern- Hours: 9 to 5 
fer an api (Oh lower, May $1.29%: oats were| “ _ DeTmorr zeae showed a string of small gains, Sales convention, o meats debt.” said “impr in dance with| +s to ¥% lower, May 72%; rye was| ,, D=TRO!T. as Stl No Lamps wae oor ~*~ * * Miami Beach this week. 4 3 the plan, profile and estimate, and that|1, to 1% lower, May $1.30% : a cases ied er Gulf Oi int. Royal Eisenhower, in a letter to House! . 
ca tunminat veering toannge beans were higher to % lower | qua! Crs,a mbe, 8. ree 20%lputch, Sindair and. Standard. Oi poner plcamon pevprey eatinae : aad thas al al tee lett ane parcels| iMay $2. 41%, wer.) 41 wid. avg. 38%: medium 35; grade| VUtCH, a frectiount J. C. Penney Go. Sales asked Congress for the first time: DRIVERS— P ti @) ti ) of Jang fronting upon ‘either side of May and lard was 5*to 8|B large 37. (New. Jersey) rose fractionally. seer os ‘ onriac pera ion | Carlisle Gtreet from Cornell Street tolcents a hundred pounds higher, | ..°"0"%"*:, G7ede, A Jumbo 40: “laree 3. i Hit New High for 1956) 2 ore Bn en ete ow 0, os Columbia Avenue, shall constitute the pounds T,/ 38, wid. avg. 37%; medium 33-35, wta| Lukens Steel advanced a poin reject specific Congressional ap-. , | special assessment district to defray|May $14.45. ‘avg. 3342; grade B large 33; checks 24%./or better as it continued in de- i EXPERIENCED $8,006.00 of the estimated cost and ex- Commercially graded: Whites grade A : Sales during the 55th -year of propriations, without having to ve- 
Wismated costo aed deeunten saeont : , |fumbo 40: extra large 38: large 36-2844; mand. Youngstown Sheet dropped!” y'~ penney Co., “Inc. hit ajt0 an entire measure. @ shall be paid from the Capital Improve- Grain Prices Tcomaas: Sars cade peeesme nee 3 oe —_ are wes owe high ‘of $1,291,867,267 ‘during! The chief executive said that) HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS | ment ‘NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN Trade very active for Easter trede de/0lf slightly and U.S. Steel was 1956. This was $71,781,942 over/Substantial reductions cannot be , That the Commission of he City. of CHICAGO GRAIN naam rath stecke are fairly well| firm, 1056. the tren’ gucoried’ made iff the $71,800,000,000 budget! You can puchase Redi-Mix Trucks with small dowa 
iniselen’ Chamber on April 23, 1987, ai er April 18 (AP) — Opening! from nearby ‘areas ‘very short of neeas,| Boeing was down a major frac-| o pere because a large portion of the. parent =: as Sppeniny ex ects be ‘» sections 8 im, to hear suggestions ‘and gore ect pny grotirllageoony And extra large ere'tion as the. Air Force announced a budget is required to finance ob- proven and very proitable operation. rete t may be made by parties |y4 2%| als teen whites. Trade empbe-i+nat production of the B52 strategic| Net earnings after taxes of $46,- -|ligations voted in earlier years by’ ALL INQUIRIES BETWEEN 2 and 4 P.M. 
Dated yal 1%, 1957 jet ber will be leveled off at 780,722, equaled ry per Congress. 1116 R ST. : 
— we cscs mm an ae gene da alt oan oH Re at hat COMPANY weit eT ae Be _SICEDO, Age LAP) — Cotege|0 3 8 mo located at 17'5, Saginaw St. [pediet, Soom nent ee ity ad STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Probate|,., — Sep. ........ 1.2649 recetpts 965,000: cxtolesaie — "prises x * * : * provide for national security and| 
Court for the County of Oakland, Juve-ijgiy 32°°:.7: tee panos. } pacboneed: 93 be: of A General Motors was steady. were ‘carefully examined and pru- FLINT, MICHIGAN 
cei th ymatter of the petition con-| Dec. ee a uy S009 4o le A on C0; “care 00" “bar: Ford eased, Chrysler showed lit-| Haiti's bauxite deposits will be|dently reduced” before they were| . 
DeLisie, minor. Cause AG ready: j ot that ©. DeLisie, father of seid = AM cake bares Gate eudeas Cok oe exploited. sept to Capitol Hill, To oo rae 65 per cent or better A White 
a; mixed 32; mediums 28; standards   ch Petition having been filed in this d C | id 28; ‘dirties 26; checks 25% k k Court alleging that the present where-| | c , = = New Yor Stoc $ 
ehild 4 oft the ped ‘a “said ‘child 0 ge q en af — — Morning is wn, an ie sa c. 
has violated a law of the State, and that : _ CHICAGO POTATOES ° sai sees gai ehild should be placed under the) Special communication of Pon- Chicago, April 17 (AP) — Pota of this Court. tiac Lodge 21, F. & A. M., Priday, |°!4: arrivals €8; track 21; total MOS Air Red ..... 54.   s 
peo! ~j Allied Ch .,.. 88 State of Michigan, you are _heteby April 19, 7:30 p.m. Work in F. C. mand moderate: cotkee firm; idahe Res.| Allis Chal 1... 34.3 Kelsey Hay... 32.4 
     
    
             
        
  
    
      
    
  
    
    
    
        
    
         
    
         
        
  
  
  
    414 notified that the hearing on pe-|Gegree. William HH. Anderson,|sets 3.60: Oregon ssets m . Kennecott 16.4 tition will be held at the Oakland Gousty W.M : —Ady, |**tivals 17: track “aoe ties moaetae Auees Bee) mb Clk .,., 42.7 
vice Center, Court House Annex, . V.\demand slow: market ¢ r lot track |Am Alrlin ..., 17.6 Kresge 27.3) 
260-B West Blvd, in the City of Pon-| Sales none reported. Am Gas & El 36.1 Kroger eos 52.0) 
tiac in said County, on the 30th day Am M& Foy 303 Lenn & P.. 44 ef April A. D. 1957. ‘at nine ss ia) e ® Am Motors .... 79 LOF Glass ..., 15 the forenoon, and you are hereby ews in . ‘Am N Gas -.., 61.3 Lid MeNaL ... 116) manded to appear personally at. “raid | Livestock am Rad... 165 Lian & My .., 66.6) Rearing, pa teat ~ - Am Beating. 29.4 pom Airc .. ed 
ract to make percens aa -- 10.3) 
aarviee’ Sherest, ummons “and! Robert Lease, 206 S$. Hospital DETROIT LIVESTOCK Am TeléeTel."1773 Lone 6 Com’. 324) notice shall ~ oneal by” publication of | DETROIT, April 17 (AP) — Hogs —|Am Viscose ... 356 44 ~ ots 38) 95% 
@ copy one week previous to ore lions Waterford Township pleaded/salabie 450. Higher asking prices’ re-|Anaconda ... 66.2 = hey ng «of e hearing fn the tlac a ta innocent to drunk driving before tarding trade, market not esta established cW & C 8 Merck * 36.5) @ e per printed and -circula tas “lw Cattle — Galable 450. ae trade|Armco 8tl .... 83.7 Merr Ch & § , 305. { e ‘ounty. aterford Township Justice Willis|slaughter classes moderately active to|Armour & Co 13.7 Midi Stl Pa .. 458! : Witness, the Honorable Arthur ID. Lefurgy Tuesday and w slow, steady to strong; few choice fed Armst Ck . 28.6 Mpls Hon 87.2) 1—CASH. 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. Moore, Judes of anid Court, in the e| y @S Te-\steers 22.50-23.50: short load high choiee| Atchison °-.. 243 Minn M&M ., 686) T il . Y Y Seas 1.25 weekly! City of Pontise tn said County, this leased on $100 pending further ex-|1111 Ib fed steers up te 24.00; few good) At! Refin -... 47S Minn Pal... 363) ° 2—LAYAWAY. os low as $1.25 wie | steers je utility an Ave f — 6.7 Monsan Ch , 23 SEAL ARTHUR E. MOORE: amination April 26. |steers 16. 00-19.50: utility nd standard) Avco M o M 5 " 458.4 Mont Ward :.. 33 WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS 
A true copy Judge of Probate . |14.00; mround 18 head utility cowagi311) Senais Av .s+. 60.5 Murray Cp 28 eee Lew, Tene el , VaSCASBENNO, Tom’s Super Market [Beep te 14.00; most, canners and chtters| | Been Bute eee 43 ame be I re: He ; 
Dep Regist commercia! up to { f fr .. @ ’ W WwW 
ea ey are Framalin, 888 Orchard|no _stockers end feeders in Tine mene ‘Bohn Alum .. 333 ord fl . Sea! E SELL HAT ‘Lake ve., changed hi - lable 50. Vealers moder- Bond Sirs » 16 PY + dt Hf ecia urc ase 
“NOTICE Or INTENTION TO > CON ilt and aid his Plea tO ately ‘se sctive, trade on choice and prime Borden ...... 60.4 [24 bead eg WE ADVERTISE! First ty, A-Grade 
struct curb, gutter and related work m-igu y paid $25 instead of five somewhat better than Tuesday: most Borg Warn ... 42.6 io i pw °* 303 ne _fimmicks! Jest honest-) Victory Drive. oa chat at idays in jail when he was tried! = ape ry le — 50 Ge Nort & West, 69 | : bust ° il K > aS, * 
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oon ee ree 2 namen of the yesterday before Municipal Judge #24 rood veaiers 16.00-24.00; cull 16.00) —— Sr Lop hl a IE Nationa y Known PT — ¥ 
Pon Michigan, held April) urroughs . 413 . 
Gy 1987, be sestbatean en. eld npeg Maurice E. Finnegan for employ-|* “sheep — Salable o0e. wid morning|Cal Peck |... 43. Smet firta” By : he be the intention of the cus Com-|ing two minor boys, ages 15 and/|**tivals increased over early estimates|\Calum & H . 12.1 Qwens Cne |.. $1.3 3-Pc Cast ron 
mission t© construct curb, gutter and 16, without |by around 300. with salable receipts'Cdn Pac . 942 Owens 1! Gl 62 ° 
related work on Victory Drive from Mt. working permits. now around 600. Bulk supply shorn|Capital Air} .. 186 Pac Gg El .. ta2! Clemens Crest 2s 7 = — de ew — . te smal! os a a ‘sce 08.6 —< = : Hey 
“B” and tiac 0 ubdi-| Oly J. Quant, 45, of 305 St. (*Ptine jambs included; early sales |Cater Trac ... 91 ‘an pl .... SRT) 
vision, at an estimated cost of $9,467.37, . steady to weer market not fully es- Ches & Oh ., 625 Param Pict ... 4.7 -GA LON GA 
and that the plan, profile and estimate} Clair §St., pleaded guilty before|tablished: one lot good to mostly choice Chrysler ..... 75.4 Parke De . 534) 30 L S HOT ° ore of said improvement is on-file for public/ Municipal Judge Maurice E. Fin-\£’ shorn lambs, with mixed No. 2 and Cities Sve ... 63.4 Penney, JC .,, 80.8 : spection. : i 3 pelts 22.50; several lots still unsold:|Clark Equip .. 69.3 Pa eos | 
It is further intended to construct/Migan and paid $25 instead of five/cull te choice slaughter ewes 3.00-8.00./Climax Mo .. 70.6 Pepsi Cola .. 22. 
gaid improvement in accordance with days in jail ft Coca Cola ....1004 Pfizer vee BEAT 
the plan, profile and estimate, and that jail yesterday for stealing Guntace Livaerecx Colg Paim'... 43.3 Enelps D.... Be) R 9. 
oc aera a Sa te esage merenanion trom Wrigley’s Mar! cancase ape it var o._ SaanelSe ay. TG Peper a au: 900.38 spec! . pr 1 —_ able es .. i ae “4) 
and that all of the jote and parcels of ket, 59 S. Saginaw St. Monday. _|nogs 5,500; active, generally 25 to 40\Comw Bd |... 394 Pilithy Mills. 4 {| “ae Gate not cant | jand freating wee amber ae a vie higher on butchers: —— 50 higher | - Baten xen 63 Prect a a #3) marred. Compare this “ 
ry we from lemens Charged = er increased sup-| Con ae ire vcoce Gat . . 5 -8. lines of Outlots B and C Pontiac with possessing a memos", slow; few under 400 tb | Co Consum Pw .. 47.1 RCA 5 34 value! 3-PC. WHITE 
Knolls Subdivision, shall constitute the/of bets, William Fred Spann Jr., steady to strong early: but bulk all/Con Pw Pf 4i, 984 Repub Stl ..., 52.6) ° Soscial , sapessment district to defray/og of 187 Fisher A ded in.|tshts_ steady to 25 lower; few tate\Cont Can ..... 441 Rez Drug .... 304 ONLY , .288.25 of the estimated cost and ex- ve., plea in-|25 or more lower: as shipping demand; Cont Mot .... 7.4 Reyn Met... g 30 Gallon Gas thereof “aad that $3,179.13 of the /nocent before Municipal Judge Ce-|mixea 2-3 190-230 butchers 18.40-'Cont Ol .... 86 fey Tob B .. OF éstimated cost xpenses thereof! iB vicc: 18.75; Sitie ‘waew 3880; severe! bpteiGore Pa .22) 313 seek Spe :--. Bt qhell be be paid from c= ‘Capital Improve- | Ci allum and was freed on 1-2 these weights sorted for Curtiss Wr a Bee el GLASS LIN 
a bond i grade 18.76-19.00; around 150 head at Mm ... 394 ‘ 1 @. ED Ko" 18 HEREBY GIVEN ae until trial. April 25. 19.00; No. 2-3 240-270 Ib 18.1646. 40;|Doug Airc ... 62.3 gst ee aD .. $3: > Made to Sell for $219.95 Tha. the Commission of the City of with a few selected around 240 Ib 18.50:\Oow Chem ... 57.4 Scovill Mf ... 2 > REG. $134 50 V. UE 
Pindes: Ghumfor Gor Aorit 3, tet sil ball, Pas PEE-SUG GAs hatched [TIN ae aes oe Me tock tolbeaas e's Gee Ooh Be Heater $79.50 any ’ oe e . 4 ke 
Bere orclock p.m. to hear suggestions end + As Mbebell. 1138; cae tees mabeed ad » 360-350 1b | El Auto L ... 36.2 Binclatr eaceas 64.6! Includes . 6-ft. tub, wash basin and closet. fog encore | that may be made by parties —Adv. sows 15.25-16.75; few ted lots 300-JE] @ Mus ... 4.1 = wl ncetys S We urge you to compare this outetanding 
350 Ib as high as 1725, . - |®mer coe 62 - “sa8 : . edueare Ks 
oan April 11, 1957 4 (Bele ot Bulcings)” Gelatle cattle 2.800; catves 200: active: |Ex-Cell-O 20 48.7 Boeery nid. # | 52-Gelion Electric ding rade on teers grad oice Pood os 88. ot ADA a ee Onmne Cue Neha of Rochester, snd, below and an des ‘helfers fully Pence ie coe FG Bites "> 3h) manact” © 99 
. ' : or Ps) ce rs ove . 
. April 18, ‘87. feet ‘rill be rece r til/above 1400 Ib and a few load prime|Qeo Bak... 83 Big Sf Be: ie HOT WATER a CMROMe. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON-|ror "tne sele of the bal pri 30, 1982, steers no better than steady; cows strong See Dynam «. 63.1 Std Oil Ob... $3. FITTINGS struct curb, gutter, grade, gravel andthe sjcnigan Stat ~ S Owned by ito $0 higher; bulls str to 25 Gen soos 61.4 Btevens. JP .. 3 velated work on Colorado Avenue. ean Genertied ¢ Highway Department, vealers steady; prime 1474 Ib Geers Gen Fds .... 42.7 Stud Pack ... 7) 
You are hereby notified. that at @ reg-|" per” tem nee 1—P, 28.25 Ib steers 28.00; 1260 Ib 27.25; few|Gen Mills ... 64  Suther ne os 363 ; 
ular mosting of of the Commission of the!» Fa 0. ‘arcel 10, 1% storyiioads of high choice and prime steers|Gen Motors . 41.2 Swift & Co ., 38.2) City of Pontiac, Michigan, held April sha —_ located at _ Diversion St.| 1199-1275 bs 75026.50 Ik ehoice/Gen Tel ..... 43.4 Texas Co ,., $4.6) 
16, 1987, by resolution it was deciared| (Former, Conan property.) Asters and yearlings 23.00-98.00; good (Gem Tire” |. 74 «Tex GO Sul .. =. COLORED BATH SETS to be o intention of the City Commis- em No. 2-—Patcel 10, frame a; |19.00- 22.00; several loads of high choice Gerber Prod 55 KtTOD wees 33.6) construct curb, gutter, grade,/T®6e with attached shed located at 218anq prime heifers 24.00-24.80; bulk| Gillette _..... . 43.6 Thomp Pd... 96.4| These tanks carry come 95 cece ata wash basin, eee and related. work on Colorado) Diversion St. (Former, Cowan property.)|*hoice” 92 00-23 80. 19.06-21.50; (Qoebel Br... 4.4 n Air 15.3) uote Pesteny” We Werrenty, — 95 Avenue from Bagley Street to Pranklin = © items listed are intended to standard 16.60-18.00: few standard cows (G@00drich ...,, 72.2 Transamer ,,, 38.7 on a-dnate’ fittings 
Road, at an estima cost of $23,141.90,;!mclude all accessory buildings, sheds, 16.90-17.00; utility and commercial 13.50- ee My sooo 1.9 Twent Con ... 3 — as ge hot — 
and that the plan, profile and estimate| fences, etc. located on the immediate'is.s9- canners and cutters 10.50-13.25;|\¢ West S .., 20.5 pees a teri Ask us, of said improvement is on file for|Premises, unless otherwise indicated. utility and commercial bulls 15.80- Greyhound ,, 16 n a ide .. 3 , 
public inspection Each item must be bid separately. 38; and choice vealers  20.00-|Gul soos 8302 c é 
Tt is further intended to construct], Sealed bids should be plainly marked: Eras; fiom caaiée the. Homestk ‘..., 363 Untt Air tin’ ..282 . | 
said improvement in accordance with| “Bid 63-38 R, Sale No. on the out- eat sheep ae Slaughter lambs |Hooker El .... 33. Unit Fm coe 16.4) : 
the plan, profile and eétimate, and that/Side of the envelope and should be fully steady; slaughter ewes go|tmdust Ray ,, 33.2 Unit ere $33) B : a 
the cost) thereof shall be defrayed by mailed ot delivered to: Michigan Stateliower: "several laugh quod tchetoe | Rend... 724 Un @ Sires”. 3 343 LAUNDRY TRAYS | a — assessment accordin: ront- Depart: . ie -Way “110 _ 23 or) seen i 
Gpged at aio te ined pacn| rn, Reo St slreme 7 Sues Sekew eto geggiamin ORM AAD "HE HS Mey S| with WHITE TUBS m % upon r_ side b jambs ae yeuas | 
Colorado Avenue from Bagley Street to| These items must be completely re-|§o%4. including sbout a double deck No,|int Bus Meh 875 Walgreen“. 38.4) ENAMEL Franklin Road, shall constitute the spe-;moved from the property within thirty|1 sins 113 fb at 22.50; utility and good tnt wee vores 4 West r Bk 29.7 CABINETS Crate Marred and up cial assessment district to  defray| (30) days from the date of Notification, pring lambe 22,00-25 j inelo around |t Nick .....110$ Weste n . $16,138.60 of the estimated cost and of Administrative Board approval. lz head at 28.28: cull wooled 4 oe sass 96.2 we —— o0.3 @ Modern Styling 
expenses thereof and that $4,555.20 of} Certified Bank Draft or Money |siaughter ewes Poe 7 ad cull to good 2” Oe. coe 30,4 Wate Co 13.7 @ Stregs Comeart- 
ted cost and expenses thereof |Order for PULL AMOUNT of bid, pay- Shore ewes 4 8046.00. poe nT... Be Sener ee wane 2 Compartment qhall be from the Capital Im-lable to the Michigan State Highway : es ct .. eee we Chrome Plated 21x32-Inch provement and that $2,448.00 the| Department, must accompany each bid - eo---+, 63 Tong Ss a2WS sat Cement ee of ya mete | of less sagged pea All of $100.00 P | . aueet DOUBLE BOWL 
e y special ass or more m accompanied by: a try the W. 40, ft, of Lot 2, Lote 4 6, 6 © certified check. babi draft or money ou A move is afoot in Pretoria for} $ 95 . Complete with Base Cabinets! Laundry | wt f . 12.5 ft. in the amoun cent ; 1 * 
26, 27, 30 Crystal Lake, gow. the bid, made pa: to we peas DETROIT POULTRY ranegpeareeorert of a pension fund | This delaxe agente tep range and watst-high even Trays Stainless 
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  25, field Sub.: Lots 100, 103, 104, 106, State Highway rtment. DO 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, io 114, ie, pag SEND CASH CHECKS: —>— come . 
18, 138, 120, 121, 133, 124, 126, 126, 129,| Deposit will be prometiy semuruca we era —— fe.b. eS 7 south Africa. sturdy stand & 132, Crystal Lake biowntnia No. i Pd is not accepted, ‘a tape hone 20-22: light type faucets. -_ 
GNONOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN cessful bidder depodit ® certified ‘check,| 14, heavy broilers or fryers (2-4 Tbs.) | _Dishwosher—Cabinet Sink ORIGINAL a <:- Kitchen That the cfigan il at m of the City of] money order or cashiers check in the| whites 23-24, Gray Crosses 20-28, Barre EASTER SPECIAL! | Pere $430.00 Ber cas April. 23, 1987, et | amount of $100.99 for each Stem, guar-| Te°% kings Sir, Moscory ducks ai: ® big af" See . $969% VALUE $99* SINK | Ee Detewe a 8 o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions andj demolished to ground level and all — 10; breeder turkeys: heavy ‘pens | 
sd i incledes range, even E gt - ond cabinets. designed make cook real pleasure! . « . 
cas it’s se sttractive, rem | * an delaxe controls, Complete ith 
  
      
  
        
        
     
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Danek AOE a # rane. ine. spreitiaiions wh hich are tndicated| i Supplier adeauate on an otter Automatic Water Heater am ias Beautiful MIRROR 
id 8) Bee eaae Gals" fear Camas ta | wine natn te | LOWEST PRIGES ON STEEL PIPE | Wash § 2S |) sure rnin ee oL—ria and pee > to Seats level. | Undertone is generally unsettled. With the ne tte ; 
| | Ivanized Basi NK ied proposals will be received at = will be returned, promptiy CHICAGO POULTRY | LEESON FURNACE {| V2-in. Ga 1"$2.73 | 1%4-in. Golvonized $6.72 ns SINKS Reg. § 95 office of the City Clerk, r jon and approval the} CHICAGO, April 18 (AP)-—Live poul-) Galve 58 1 in Ge 7 98 $69.35 
tine, Michigan, anti 2 Clock Tement, "|try barely, steady on hens, ebout steady 4 34-in,. inized $3. ¥2- . Galvenized $7. $ 95 95 $69.38 ‘ 
kpril 30. 1 Sion at which time bide wi es | McLAIN HEATING & i l-inch Galvanized $5.04 2-in. Galvanized $10.71 11 $99 
ch and the rates of bids for different SHEET METAL co. CASH AND CARRY tlie 
i joted, for the Pe 4.9573 ; 
bined sewer and reia vat : | 
“y by involved he] over 4% Ib. 27-31; ducklings 26-27 
consist ope 4 of the fo ; 
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PARKING __ PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 | DELIVERY 
          
   
        
    
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‘Interested. cite 
Dated April 17, 1957 
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NOTICE OF INTENTION 
struct Bat: gutter and related werk on 
          ‘ou “are hereby notified thet ted ® reg- 
of the City ym 
iT curb, gutter, and 
Street from on Putnam 
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san; see 83; beloved F301, 11%, 117. ters deat of James pee. 
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N! wxperienced ia sportswear. Sales-|~ 
women sccustomed to the finest 
Glientelio im this area. Excellent 
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109 W, Maple. 
Ser rators 
To Work in the 
NOVI AREA 
  
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$6,000 _— $8,000 
Prudential Insurance Co. ussell Kelly 
Office Service 
  
  
  
      
  
  
              
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Skilled AUTOMOTIVE 
Por Sale Rougetratery .......18 Employees 
Auto Accessories” ..c0..ccccs: :.90 FOR NIGHT SHIFT WORK ONLY! Auto Service ...... ove «+81 (6:00 P.M. 4:30 A.M.) Bale Motor eee +. 82 Pay 
For Sale Motorcycles pod, . Up to 88 Hours 
For Sale Bicycles ..,. 4 Long Program 
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CED BUTCHER R - @pply in person 
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          ASHES HAULED, BASEMENTS 8 attics 
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\HAULING & RUBBISH ae your price. Anytime. FE ; 98-0005. 
& Weavy 3 TRUCKING. Rubbish. Field dirt, sop soll, sand 
foe Be RAULING. REASONABLE 
oar SiNer WAME YOUR ce. avin 5-3183, 
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CLASSIFICATIONS AR crvere chews be, re it eR en A. Johnson INDEX a En, women capable hard i ge Ta ow ba ye yellow ; 1% 8. Te na. than to cancel the Vv Reward. Answers to “Snoopy.” nis for that portion of the feet A ve 3-1367. _— : ea oe Soe =o Denttions wits FE a bas See cai deine. hog where, Om tae: Ost: YR-OLD Brows alan Pa Wanted Real Estate 32A ANNOUNCEMENTS dered valueless the JT) to 10 Oarm UD 60 910+!" Steady. : ‘@ pm. in| payia., Laat NG — QUALITY — iat B. Grass xe ot Thanks evvesocvnne $]f tre mage ba same'te gs |g eegcimg any sows | ROE Det el ele en tt oe game Ofte gracing "BY beur or Job see = BUN Sete Cane : “pp eppesemip teres a! 1 55 ‘ 93-8. Parke at. WAITRESS WANTED, EBXPERI-(7 LAYING, SANDING & FIN. ING & PITTING a belt and 34 ysice (bay aad per ene setuedaneeses ives ‘enced, Gay Or night, must be contractor, FE 37647 OARDEN PLOWING & PITTING. Soar etl a oot iar Heath We ey 
i. eee _ SALESMEN WANTED | 2 "Rimes Restaurant & Cock. Postiae Mazdwoot Floor Serviee-| fessapeble, Vicinity M55, Am; PORE BE BLAIR 
eats eotaiine > ad AR’ FED: at et hou, fet, Gemeaal FHA A) work. Vicinity Clarkston & Davis- “Conker to “Snuffy.” Vig ‘Op. 4386 Dixte Hey, TE on 31281 
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a 8150 s08 e208 DENErITe. EXPERIENCE cus. Eve | Phone FE or FE ae SosoL ior FILLING. LAWNS OXR-| STOLEN: Bors he ete 3, 18 2S RR) ger. APPLY. PERSONAL — Puctaan Macc ee wont a _fower peat OR =m Feantom vicyele, vicinity of 18) Leslie - Middleton Fy a 3 \o L work, and ft en. night, BROKER FE 8-003 
¢ im im $8 §] Sears, Roebuck & Co, | i2Ei"W! esti cote Sy Yory, dene prompt ane sce Somers Meet 2 XGewt| ware for aay Informetion. FE] OWNERS 8 300 fas fee ance es ~GELE” GARAGES |_thtime Cau Pe Stem. | ADDITIONS — ROOFING, SIDING | “On e? Our. citents | _S-<e8. Mises ious, acreage farms. Movey 8 405128 10.80 wilt Pes, construction, ex:|WOMAN FOR SMALL shelves calle, er me ent are! J” seales t's N. Saginaw.) Hobbies & Swppiee 24A avaliable to buy land contracts. Sg rage maw dag he oe eee” trust bea Sle, to|_cf MaAple 21812 Austin-Norvell Agency |New SCRABBLE SETS, $3. 8 ‘PONTIAC ‘RE ALTY oe 
Help Wanted Male 6) rey tint ti iy, Ge Mi] fyee Write Pontiac From “Se foo Fe eae, Glee Pan Taner 4 re cans] fa res on construction, 24 . Sher lt? = Lawrence PE 31414. NMENT AND MA Gy. £. N aan 3 DAYS A SURANCE | Notices & Personals 25 ea ADES by, Mays iat Must be de- for dairy & ral fe ; aa inity Crescent Lake a Te canPesss af “IN SURANCE IK es 
ey. Too-Bear mac to w Rochester. ; - some i he BS —, Or ALL, KINDS — sar aed of wonp. Ee beta e — to poding. x 
; aay Cat, TWin- we ant to to Try Selling? i weenie af eae cee yr WORK. Ni ‘chohe & Harger_ Co. the a FE $1201” lending traders of the | Ponting 
wie = ‘or TogRG WOMAN TYPIST FOR! S330, : 33_W, Huron AEROTRED KNAPP | fir'sn eppoittereat to discuss the worn 13. hours per weet. pe evel tin fou. ieeaks| Rum utr, weoced: Son's BLOCK. BRICK CEMENT WORK) \TATIAN REALTY CO. SHOES Patses We, Save bother farms By) ace Hon"u=eret © FO) Sv intrated ty aking om APLSGE AND CREE: [08'w NUWon CT "PES&ES so ape REMY om poe] fd" rors el ~~ AMBITIOUS” ot FE $0160 — Doiron = Une| works, “More tor home” thas large. Residfatial and commer) Laundry Service 18) *s emu ot are secre whet m2 We Huron Phone FE. 1587 v man over 21 lookin versity 3-4477 yen. 0 . 3-4] _wages, EM 36162. y 31128 POR PAMILY LAUNDRY SERV-| Howard Thomas to the hospital| 722 W. ure wanrep 2 eset actudettr™ dal| Sie” sthbed wteatitaae™ ott| Help Wanted 8 canrewrex Wome Waereb |" y,foree Pontes Laman P| Sonne cmys Sele BNE! CLT TG YOUR seoomeaye imanulacitre ‘on ine} Note ls done by Bia Sto? mA ued al please cail OR 3-3825. Libera re- sage Py oe ae BOOKK PER Be OR Ris.|_ ward. HOME? J.T. Haggerty. PE 328i). for ENTRY WORE E ROOFING | Usunary Prove FE S4i0l, Gh Be. ediate —titerview. € 10 p.m. nly. oer 1461. Landscaping _18A/ Wife *n."PiiLangier, “Phose PE! of gacd reiceatnl proverty ATTENTION a me oer ocg Kip Al VETERANS TREE SERVICE. a nore ros Se tine Fer 
We are a. 3 or 3 — POR haa. be D&M Bidg Service rimmed or “fomoved Pree se i pf an - eal cosmetics ona, ra Bye REALTOR. 
Ruliy above average. ‘Apply mas MENT & BLOCK |c7"rni ==. i| Sr bold ¢ makeup clase. for, free 
i a ge “i Fis OUR ape sere, Vo A ica [TERI ePecraL SPRING BUYERS ' ttention, Attention MAN, ; basements EM 34670 La *| $5.50 complete. Dorothy's. FE : = coseseeee 33] Berge national Beeds 5 neat Advise ¢ ae Fa c — Same gietese.! 51000. ARE CALLING 
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mu, Beard STE —— PRrmanent| Reaework Live Live” Afoman, ron) Mee 6 ole Pott oe ae mate, OR 3-5833.| fing 10 per gut gon, it mouth In Debt? firm im the area Rote! Rome sockivese aie <1 fred future asst cash vores peeey #2 Ee, ™ ecerruicay Whine CED —0r_Palance. FE 610 < eaual Edw. Ml Stout Realtor Rent sds asovederesenes mat} a oo = “| {oto om - S018 Pree esti ~-Expert Landscaping yor papmane’ cos ws teesn|1! M. Segue. O:. Pa. YE seis labtchencous ectceese : A ELECTRICAL WiRTYC CREDIT NEL. . “ti 8: = 11: Tide" 3 Leave 2 Bae oa woolen garments. Experienced. : TE 2-8657 wave Srp tae ORS, INC. 41% 8. a oaee) above @pen ‘bandng 't "tl @ p.m. t_phone. “ a Apply Fox Dry Cleaners, 718 W. R SANDING, © mF HALLS | S LANDSCAPING |-25 Oakland Theater, FE_ $-0456. Huron, pecialty. L. re HALLS } BEAL PETAES FOR OLR [nghY Mas _REEerECED. FO uve Negron i tet nome pile i RS — PALL a ate Agents _ 84) — UY OR SELL voseeee43) conditions. Plenty of work, A . Waterfo 1 es 2 EXPERT TREE | NG A START PLANNING NOW FOR will personally your prop- aera sveveee me scale AN mr et een ser "S| Shy ae pierred tee Hil gan, 18 spreuairy removals. Ph, Tae FE hae or DB SUMMER a on Se Fees ae avn 3 ow'll be glad you ea tenes ee eae eservations and Ticket dtl “Tet aR | ; ("Bee eauty Operator rato PER WE. Real Estate Salesman |Qeuse";-srsq—anp bee wed. fertilioe. PE 2-008 re < ; wn dhs. nay, pnonne en Socal to eae pour. steaay Chance tp Make inven hee ee 1s “Temas. Rolling ee fertilizing, : RAIL - STE SOLD : “ae ics iets Br. ae : P. \ DINNAN CARANTEE 1918 ie lone <iia—cei—eree% P ONTIAC TRAVEL - our house. fet us dee yen bow pomens naertef EXPER . W. 353 N. rE 2-046.| complete landscaping gardening. SERVICE ed comtastion Gauaien “Reale pence] a 8. onan i PA ne I Bt ge he ome te, roe, See ee : . 8 N. w. Emplo x SA sautpped #8450 1 TAVIS. none wt. ta Yr She. Wid. ; re 2% from you. = pS pene ie 
sort’ areas, no experi-| "Lake Inn. 7800 and Rd. “ 2 =— Sapiens, fateting. 188 Bison. Po. Lower Straits Lawn Seu Laman wan ro “Recalling ttae ae: Pinon dy oe Ak? EVELYN EDWARDS |t®t Me Giv® You A Price, Cutting * Clarkston. “Gall, Ma. 8-1 a Ped eabiet eeeie.| Secsion proven with’ e matensl| YOCATIONAL COUNSELING fneered. Anytetag in coment] setts Go atte nrie, wen |k EES Humphr 1es ayne St. Time &l9 and 3-4:30 po ane . en ge a2 Gam jah bot Bank Bitg.| Work. Ree. & pom No pony too! use large mowers on rl vere LENT CAR {1 nie te Si| Betded as managers For infor. mh tse ‘ Ce ew “Com- email *. Serving southeast-| by day or week. FE 2-1880. He ti Telegrs Eves, VERS. AE OB OLD. on Write or call The House wor! a laa : em. Mich over 10 343. "Por de de- MUL Pte sEavicr ° tet Apply 438 Orehard crington ‘ORchand “Sa207. 3-08 Instructions 9 tet ie EXOT g, PRICE ry PRI stay ne tepel nl Mad 2. nner ran Omen Pare sp. from 7 to 9 p.m. on shell bo 8EE 8 NU ONE oF Pontiac's Larorst) "PTZ: FY Sh ° ea a | DISH  WABs' ®. G. SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING ne Every Friday buyers, Cash waiting. ‘8800 Com ae ay sanding . P; : Ses, reese hy RB Goods . a] : pon Ao sam! peak) wines Best W 5-0502. and — foe r 1’ EESINS 80D ITURE NEE ED | ONY. 1-708 atti : & c uf y Valeotine Gite recenesecoaceees 98 ie EXPERIENCED CARRIER “FOR| DRIVING SCHOOL ROOF REPAIRS” sliered. Kain a coal FURNITU eaten DE = WHY fan ‘7 a 4 | iste Union Lake ha Soh More Ativing sence, tor your!  wavestroughing — PE 40444 back filling £E  5-3559. Pier eae eI or] Cam wo guarantce to cell your Do tt roeregtt “ ¢ ax PSR TSR CED WATTRESS, s-966,_ervert Denier. . — REPAIR Paina AND CONTRACT- ~ Moving & Truckin Phone On sant MORE SALESMEN 
ini le EXPERIENCED RECEP? =| Pontiac Press, Box 116. ; TRE ICHING AND  |41 LIGHT HAULING. misc. a 2) ter OA B20 AUTON ene forces” ie Good "68 CTS Stenographer for Architectural Of- i ANE ; G Reas, Free Est. FE 2-3664, : Band, Oravel & Dirt. ae a tpi wt te:| WAY At “BAPE-WAY” lap. BULLDOZING a] MOVING — HAULING fermtare, Pe be Ses Cen wet oes Hoth. oF ‘Thom a 
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5660 
gy to | yes, oF ‘On 31879 
“til 9 — Sunday 10 to 8B   
1 1 LARGE FRONT ROOM 
only. 37 Stowell off 
1 
    ‘at bs Pee _Rent Apts. Furnished 33 
en & beth. All vate. Adults 
Oakhill, z   $12 a week, 
KITCHENETTE, PVT. Walton   
On bus line, Refined 
ee in 
+ MAD burp Ave. \ 
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  7 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY Ai AU: 
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  FURN. RMS, 
¢. 20 Willar 
3 ea FURN. CLEA ROO! 
furn. Adults me es FE 8-0550. 
rere. only, 16. Pine- 
PRIVATE 
Po Close to Fisher's aor on, 
3 ROOMS AND BATH. FE 24774   
    
  nl™, M. Stout, Realtor i 
      
  
  take nice beach 
RN 4 I 8-004". 
, AU. 
beat, children web 
at 1696 Taylor Rd. 
F N. 
miles EB. of Auburn 
% mile 6. 3330 Crooks 
  
  
2-6186. 10 to ba 
GLEAN, NEAT, 2 ai PE 2 sore asaak eae children welcome. $15 month. OR 
EPYICIENCY | oar WOME PULL BASE. | 5 Apt s a wk tne 3 BEDROOM HOME, mei 
cika® zoom. Par Watkins Poatise Betabes. Wl aw 
vate ent eles tn” edyiia| eee, Desethy Snyder Lavender, _ only. Ww, FE 23-0700. | ———_- 3 
co ALL venient to down Pontiac FE 4-287 deme _ 
3 ROOMS AND BATH, 2} EXCEL’ CONDITION COLD   
  
  
    Dir ROOMS ae BATH COUPLE 
. WALL- 
earrems, close to Fisher. 
after 7:00. 
  
GE 3 . 
Pvt. & ent. Bath & 
en new ecorated. Child wel- 
come. sand. facilities. Util. 
turn. TV available : Mrs, New- 
man. Orchard Ave. 
SUIT. 
Funes Oe nbn Apply “couple or ain 
eazed. 
  
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34   
  
               
     
   
   
     
   
    
     
   
   
    
   
      
  1 LARGE ROOM WITH MURPHY| dining room 
ALL CALL Attractive new 
Resnoneple pt located 0 Pat 47833 
   
   
   
    
  
  
  
  
      
      
  
     
    
      
  
  
      
  
$200 Down 
screens. MU 4-360. um storms and . in- 
  
WILL BUILD On your lot any size home re- quired. Good dea) this 
year. Also alteration, 
or FE 5-242. PE 42778 time of 
  
BY OWNER yore work done, nearly 
ranch 
i, YEAR OLD RANCH 7 BED- 
& Tl tot shetiiela. . 
LEO DONIGAN Li, 8-4433 new 
e, a 
  
aya 
FOR BETTER BUYS ern, cheerful complete. $1,900, 
INDIAN VILLAGE |. ture options. " Wis does heme, ~ ved} THELMA M. ELWOOD rooms, full basement, garage. R TOR 5 
Priced to sell at $10,950 with $143 beth Rd. 
te % __ FE B 5-1284 ¢ PE 4-3644 
BEDRM garage. & 
reage. dn. Arnold Real Estate 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge   
    
  
_ For Sale Houses — 43 
MUST BE \TELY. 
Small home, down, take over 
small payments. Let 1 
_Marysue, Clarkston, after 6 p.m. 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
WE:TRADE 
Red Sails in the Sunset WL! be a familiar cight in either 
ese Elizabeth Lake - front   
  
  
e with tncome. 
mi. from down- 
o-lev 
a... % NOT MODERN. 
Tice cale er Wate. $1,500. 66 Hill- 
“DRAYTON PLAINS tn 1987.   
  
OWNER, NER, CLEAN close ‘olf Oskland. sy ‘own Pir s-e04t. 
WHER. 3% A Me ACRES, bedroom — AMILY, 
Priced 
SHADE 
  
sr Thra — 
List Thru Partridge 
BY OWNER, BUILT IN 1985, Nice | _o P-™ house furnished, full 
Sea be“Per ba & ROOM Mibieeed 
  
    
| Barto a, 
a month. Lake priv- 
Athens, Drayton, aft- balance 
  
. $3,500 dn, and terms. 
  
BY OWNER @ 
Owner transferred, charming 1 rm. 
bedroom: 
  
  3 8, tiled bath, 
foot Some) gure arene d i e, 
Done ark $50,800. “inews 
by ent. FE 28-3321. 
3 8B HOUSE, 1 YRS. 
old, has e, Dann 
& screens, lot 100 2 470°, 1908 
Grace, Vic r) : 8. 
Bivd, FE 
| ORTONV ILLE 
rage, 4 beau 
= SEE level faci in bare w con porch, aluminum storms & screens. 132x320' of » Cy- clone fenced, $38, . i 
NEW BUNGALOW 
Gas Heat — 3 bedrooms or 2? & 
den, near new pe school, alu- 
minum storms screens, Vene- tian blinds, cornice 
more, $8400; r 
J. R. Hiltz 
FE 5-618! 1011_W. Huron —_ large —_ Fee 
bath 
  
Value-Vdlue 1! and cose 
lot, take pet 
bath plus 
* zoe tonto rake privileges. $896 
NICE LOCATION on 
West of Pontiac. 4 
bath. Lot 100x200. 
KEFGO HARBOR. 4 
bath, lates. fenced — lot, 
garage 
OFF MONTCALM. —_ 
rooms and bath, nice 
994x120. $850 down paved Rd, 
rooms and 
9650 down. 
rooms and 
Bait 
monselie R. M iddleton utility. 
- $1,260 
1% car 
8-603   
a Sanne Seance 
|'DRAYTON WOODS: 
Ei i Be» HF 
Brick Pan 
feeek Gas Heat, Finished Rec- reation Room. . Comb. 
2 windows. at: $14,- 
DRAYTON WOODS: Excetient Bi-Level Home on Ter- 
‘eee ee kee a 
Se Wa axerront :    
    ing to to, Piorida | alters gue sheets nicely 
cay 8 G ooo * sown. t100 
EMBREE & & GREGG 
Vinge, EM 3.3314 
f GOOD a 
ment 
  
  $5075, 
2-8816 or OR 3-2301 
K Established in 1916 
3 RANCH SPECIALS 
BUILT ON YOUR LOT 
2434, — Nice 3 bedrm., $0,478 
301 ~Large 3 bedrm., $9,975 
639 — Still Larger 3 Bedrm, 
with 1% bath — $10,960 
All have plastered walls 
Copper 'p plumbing Birch ki cabinets 
Select oak floors 
Bireh — throughout   
  
      
Cedar shakes or siding 
Welt your any of 
THE NEARLY 600 HOME PLANS we have in our files 
- for an — & come 
Pontiac area's most com- 
=e & cay 
. AUTHORIZED 
“Home Planners Center” 
$050 DOWN — Nearly new 2 bed- 
room bungalow, full “path, 12x15 
living room, 
storms 
ne TO —— — and en et- 
tractive 2 bedroom we, 
tables 
lot. The full prise F oaly $8,080; 
WATKINS LAKE FRONT — 3 hbed- 
rooms & bath hom 
A 
  
  43 a For Sale Houses Oe 
Watkins Lake Privileges 6 room home, full basement & 
garage, ecaee on two beautiful 
Jarmacoggeel Lake eyerse 
with as beach close y $10,- 
600, terms. FE 2-8679.   INCOME 
This fine eld house has 2 modern, 
bdrm, apts. With individual 
Bespin furnaces. Also 
~— 3 soem ror exc. location 
Keego Harbor. = price - 
900. Generous term: 
2 bdrm 
ced = Ee oe s1030s. 
nee. Uso omg oe etc. Bee 
down pay- Weertvent, 
Has trey 
Teveland Ux ee Kee 0 Harbor 
4-1661   
Watch It Grow 
NOW a, 
Building Site GENEL STREET, PONTIAC- 
WATKINS ATES. SUITABLE. 
FOR RANCH, $1,100 DOWN. 
is. 45"™ iN MM, ONE MILE 
ORION = $2,000, 
TWO 1 ACRE SITES ON HILLER 
ROAD. CLOSE IN. 
Sylvan Lake Front Y YEAR AROUND HOME. 
LA RGE Mi NATURAL 
REPLACE. G. HEAT, 
1062 W. Seen PE 5-9407 
“HAYDEN. ALMOST AN ACRE. 4 ROOMS & 
utility. Tile bath with shower 
Breezeway. Kitchen 127° x14 with 
plots of cupboards. Oil furnace. 
Venetian blinds. Workshop. $8060. 
With $1450 down, 
NORTH BIDE. $1200 down. 2 bed- 
Ouk   
floors, plastered walls, 
biiads. Bath. Oi) furnace 
home is in excellent condition 
— an. 3 bedroom home @atk 
Bath. Separate § dining 
a Kitchen also has dining 
espace. Full basement, oi! furnace. 
3 lots all fenced. Flowers, fruit 
and shade trees. $9950. Terms. 
Sh dla AVE. 6 rooms. Bath. 
and dining combination. 
Basement Purnace. This home is 
condition. Can be used 
oe income. $9300, Terms. 
$495 DOWN. A new 2 bedroom 
home on your jot. Call for infor- 
mation today. 
J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor 6 E. Walton PE 6-0441 
_Open Evdhings 
VETERANS 
$290 DOWN bedrm. Ranch style. Gas heat. 
for” eceupancy. Close to 
hese Lake 
AVON N 
§-0237 ST) NT CO. MI 42800 
$650 DOWN 
basement, automatic ol! heat, 
complete siuminum storms and 
screens 
$7530 DOWN 3 bedroom home off Oakland Ave. 
with automatic heat, — 
a Soom 
DRAYTON om AREA. 2 bedroom ranch on large land 
scaped lot with plaste walls, 
ving room . 
& utilit 
down. 
Broker 
FE 1157 
BUD" North Suburban 3-Bedrm. Burgalow   
  
  
Hi attractive 3 bedroom home 
wii besement.. 1% car garage, 
100° x208" ‘eatures “Cedar 
and, screens. Country living onl 
& few minutes from Pontiac Of. 
fered at at $14,500 “Taek today. 
Union Lake Front ie 3 ong be a bome. Excellent beach. 
pichic area over- 
ful] basement, of] heat 
and hot water, New dock wth ce 
paca app otro 3 to ome to town. Prices at 
NICHOLIE Pa | 5-1201 
EM 3-4290 an porch, 
Mt cuss ne Bt, 
Eve. Mrs: Dolan 
  SESSION, 
R. J: VALUET, Realtor AND & FE 50603 
is LISTING on a a 
OPEN 2 NINGS UNTIL 8   
  
TRIPP SQUARE LAKE BRICK RANCH       
pet nd 2» lake f - em 
Pitest living 
poy with pie’ dow 
and ti 
room: 2 4. 
bas rec, room, 
2car at- 
; lawn sprin- 
kling system, ir e- 
beard court. B dock and 
other extras. 
opportunity 
PIONEER HIGHLANDS 
Brick — 2 Bedrooms down, 
to 
to qualified purchaser, Ex- 
cellent buy. 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor 74 W. Huron Street 
FE 58161 : or Pe 44776 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
TERR BUY 
bave to decorate, 
fs an excellent value as 
room bungalow with full 
basement. Oak floors, plas- 
tered walls. $1,209 down 
The full price is a low, low 
$9,200.   
        
. 
You'll 
it this 
WEST SUBURBAN — meet 
coconee on ae s 
fag b from nice 
ake. ‘oxi? ft. 
with pl 
e Complete 
and screens are in- 
in the low price of 
Reasonable terms. 
DISCRIMIN ATING 
PURCH HASERS wih ap- 
preciate the Quality “ an 
struction, beauty of 
and choice 
patio are a few 
ite features. Included 
are Nylon carpets with air- 
foam cushion and matching 
ries. ft. RL ot 
An fenced and - 
scaped. Lake privileges ‘s 
seedy away. By appointment 
89 FT. EXCELLENT oars 
FRONTAGE —- A 
bedroom with new 
siding and 32 
per hee. Basement, auto 
eat and hot water. Picture windows offer a beautiful 
view of Sylvan. City sewer. 
Excellent school dis 
An excellent buy at 13. py 
We have a a and the 
house Is ant—Call now. 
OVERLOOKING CRESCENT. 
LAKE — 1} owne? custom 
—_ bungelow, Vestibule to 
sized living room 
natural fireplace, Full 
dining room, clean, painted 
basement, of] steam heat 
and auto, hot water heater. 
20 . ft. porch for 
your summertime 
Suse wane oes ou ‘as + the “4 J, se 
new 3 a brick 
ranch ell 
tile 
rch closet 
all birch cupboards, - 
vent fan, and built- 
Excellent west doors. 
itehen. 
in vanity. 
RAY O'’NEIL, Realtor 
269 8.. Telegraph Open 
Phone 3-7103 of FE 32-6036   
WEST SIDE Here x be, gyre 
lovely nice bedras 
— vata inower 1 ay 
with fire 
family aoe banal 
kitchen and ie 
wallto-wall Cerpetiog in “vine 
i 
ment, forced ne oft furnace. 2- 
ear garage, paved drive. 
WEST IROQUOIS In lovely Seminole Hillis, a big 
§ roo ith «4 bedrms., 
lace, and sun- 
room. Big basement an 
attached garage. Terms. 
John K. Irwin REALTOR 
Since 1925 
313 West Huron Street 
FE 8-047 = sve. FE 46-3415 
~ TRADE OR SELL Ideal home for couple or smal) 
amon Living 
window etna 
full 
*ilving 
ose ° 
Led 
floors, storms & screens, electro 
lass heat, aoed water heater & 
neulated. Close to stores. schools 
& bus line. Only $1,550. down. 
$800 DOWN Small down |e domes will purchase 
this two bedroom brick duplex 
type began Phe heat, gas water 
heate storms screens, 
os “bath Ly venetian blinds. Only 
‘HAWT HORNE. SCH. If on have a child in school here 
« 
  
See Schuett for all eat PRONT and LAKE 
Fer ‘summer and. year found tis EA a tha 
MU 4-6811, 
Len Scnuett & 
rooms owner : 
bi it w-shower ‘& stool, 
heat, gas water heater, hard 
floors, ven blinds, & new 2 
== garage. ive by ‘210 S. An- 
$1 250 DOWN Almost pr ael ot bedroom home on 
Living room, dining ved stre 
0. 3 Seoetan p chen w-dining 
space & ee ied bath, Full 
Wasement, “alum. storms and 
er ent of _ water heet- 
stores, 
ot G. “HEMPSTEAD 4 $375 MORTGAGE costs — That ts 
utility room. Expansion attic, oak |   
  
In Auburn =~ 
2 bedrm. home with 
Li 
H.C. NEWINGHAM 
T ve 83003 = le 
BY OWNER, 2 YR. OLD. 3 | file 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING sSERVICD 
21 x 12 Ft. Living Room With natura! prick fireplace, 
1% car ¢ —— orton th oars: 
ei! role yi mediate 
than rent et $60 per month 
Want a Raise ? 
== oie income of 13 rma, 
etch your money, 
$240 ot month income. 
Owner’ sl apartment of § rms. 
separa Al apartments 
conpuaeg furnished. Price 
reduced to $3,200 down pay- 
ment. Your tenants will pay 
your mortgage. 
St. Mikes District $10,600 for a well - built | 
home. Dry basement, with a 
new automatic gas  fur- 
lassed- 
Eastern Junior High Roselawn street. Five room 
home. Full basement, l-car 
ge. Corner lot. bere oll 
A real buy at $8,300. 
Call to see today. 
Save Time downtown office 
with plasty ot parking of ‘kip, 7 space 
Look « pictues dnd tint 
i) = Secatede of homes 
for saie. No obligation. 
GAYLORD 136 E. Pike &t. 
FE 4.9584" 
‘ ay Lf eae OWNER. CALL CALL 
r4 
NSS 7 Oe wie 2 .) oE> 
fireplace, hardwood 
vaserea walls, lots of once 
- ge house every Sun. 
sold. 3649 Auburn. 
WEST SIDE 
BRICK INCOME   
Located near Pontiac Gen- 
era| Hospital, Modern 6- 
roo; me With § rooms — 
fowl bath Sorts 3 rooms and 
_— basement, = 
. e iM [sey only $13,- 
~terme, 
ss Aberin tins 
eo gD Ave. 
Free Parking Eves. FOR Dele   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Ottawa Hills—Brick Newer Brick Ranch Bun. 
tiled bath. 
room with fire- 
kitchen with bktst 
tioned basement, 
m, oi) fur- 
gas = incinerator 
Fenced yard. To include rich 
carpeting in 2 rooms. 
Mark Street is an ide alow. 
ft 
_—_ home 
6 sand 1 
baths. In good cooditien inside 
and out. To include carpeting in 
3 rooms and draperies. Fenced 
rear yard, aS car gar Close 
to aes bevel: Rencon 
soon, $2300 
Sylvan Vilage Beck Newer center hall plan. Long 
end low ranch home with at- 
tached 2-car 
full decor: sesorestine 
stone fireplace. 2 nice —<— 
lots and ne gl scaped. 
to and beach, sere 
a real value, “Tet’s look today. 
West Side — $1,900 Dn. 
GI. Resale, Newer 3 bedroom 
bungalow all on one floor. Weil 
located = Keer paved street. 
Prompt possession as owner is 
conn pony ‘of state, Price $12,- 
KINZLER 
BROWN   
all you need if you are a GT, 
Modern 5&-room. bungalow with 
a Gas furn,, se’ 
floors & plastered walls. Plastic 
tiled bath large rooms, 27 
pdf Chee aluminum storms & 
ed Two large - 
fer. below reproduction costa, 
$9650 LAKE FRONT #4 e 4 
bedroom home. Ot! floor furn 
Piastered walis, full bath, 9¢@ feet 
of lake froftage. Easy terms 
Here is a value. 
$5950 PULL PRICE: a Sadi See 
Hz- 
“your own 
terms, We'll take the offer. 
$11,500 CHOICE — Kast side io- 
¢ 7 room home with 
‘ull basement, oi) fur- 
nace, sunroom, 3. bedrooma, plas 
tered walls & oak floors, nice tot. 
Excellent condition. Terms. 
815.975 COUNTRY LIVING — at 
it's best. Com wo gant cond reconditioned 
moderniz ‘arm home siih 
4 large —— den, carpeted 
living room w bath with many 
builtins. 17 Tix? ‘bireh 
full size dining room, 
barn with water and basem 
Schaaf pts at fost” Sty ust be shown by appointment is real- 
PED og ight. See 1 & you'll 
L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
OUTS Li Listino seRvVicE” 
KNUDSEN Schoot =. 3 eepine porch 
too. toe iar emt eng room a 
rangement with center hail. Near wet | Seminole Hills tp rina Pipe ‘ y veoe te = seinem ia ater fg 3 o \s : Aen SEIS yi Por s * sav vi eon 8g 
7 fal Apne Reap shi ie CRE H | $i NTEAC PRESS HURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957 | : \ 
Ret At Fae aR wa _~viflotel Rooms 39/ SLICE OF HAM \ : For Sale Houses 43: For Sale Houses’ 43! —_ For Sale Houses Houses , 43 
2 : aN 
- HOTEL AUBURIN T™ | rom sae on TRADE, 1NcOME SAVE giao NORTH END GI | 
ary tien ee ee RPE ar | tae eterna als 
~SYLV AN VILLAGE DOWN Se - beter ost ee's 
BY OWNER wu itund ¢ § pan aioe! 2. Ley L yrrhed te ies tis te. home w ih Toatement on your lot.| Good east side location, § rooms 
ment, ree. rm, fended, alumi. Rough ey Wi build} & bate yee. ¢ poms 6 
dita fer host ‘ans Blick “fiom | Seat "Den Mspesela Sree | ot ngeh Price ~ sheen Terms. 
morigage, #1) iy wtel| Newingham oye ‘ORD reyes 
ARSE Fa centers | enings,. cali In Walton \ 
Stes | eat SS ma) omen ne mr eee eR Lome | creme, Seearins Mine, Gat] ROUSE PP Wasi Tai ne DION STARTED at ae Le Se » hg large kitchen. full base- REAR Pos- $8,50v. m heat and_ nice oll 
veceaudioara room, Large lot, Shown 
by appointment. 
INCOME — 3 ent income | 
aes private aoa entrances. 
apartments are furnished, lo- 
cated bear bus, stores and) schools. Only down. 
RESORT — 6 cottages on 
round and 1 year 
—, 
ae sem tetup tretired 
cate within 36 miles of . 
Will take good home in trade. 
George R. Irwin REALTOR 269 Baidwin Ave. 
_, FE $0101 or FE: a= 
"hh dows *palane mpc aid.s08: ib 
“GIE Resale LOW DN. PAYMENT’ 2 OR 3 BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT 
Earl E, James EM 36311 FE 4-1444 8260 Cooley Lake Rd. 
No Down Payment Will build on your free and   
  
clear lot, 
starter bores with full basement gh i 
or build on our lot wi 
small down ment. F. C 
WooD co. a 
OR 3-10: OR 31235 Corner Williams Lae Ra Willian ake Ra & 
~~ FOR COLORED 2 story, 3 bedroom modern home, 
with full basement at, 
Choice southeast 
Paved street, Immediate posses- 
sion. 9050 wn, 
Also have another 3 bedroom with 
= ns Rae bone lot. 
Paved street with 
R. D. RILEY, Thecker 
S09 Bis. Lk. Ra. FE 41157   
  
WATKINS LAKE 
Call now for your 
OTTER LAKE Privileges, are yours enjoy. 
Two -ymenomy Pa tess La and = 
ed = last on a ie time. Home Dail 
in The landscaping worsies 
teen been taken of, Full 
price $8500; $1500 
Humphries enn, re Std 
no SEN RVICE 
ANNETT OFFERS 
Price Reduced to $6,700 ranch 
home handy to General care 
down 
FE 20474 
a3) 'N. gh 
MULTIP   
‘o- 
tors Truck. Ful) bath and 
Duo-Therm heater. Shaded 
lot 1% x 178. Terms. 
5-Family Brick M6 rooms, 3 baths, in 
rental location. Now s 
in ome of @ month. 
Includes furniture in 4 apart- 
Brick Ranch—Hot 100x300 Attractive 3 bedroom ranch 
built in 1054. Newly deco- 
vesee A Living 
including = 
ing og Ae . Replace *, ings ture 
a” 
and the 
Automatic. ofl heat, Imva- 
shower. Attached 
dcar ooregs. $16,900, terms 
Attractive 6 poy Pid bb 
with sum room reened 
orch Modernised *titehen, 
Lads ace, full basement, of! 
eae Sot ey Ren 20 f 
os Proper - exoetiont condl- 
. $21,000, terms. 
W estridge, Waterford Charm: 
  
CLARK THIS VERY ATTRACTIVE sub 
urban home consisting of two nice 
bedrooms, lovely living room, a 
modern kitchen with dining area, 
Mariite tiled bath, oak floors, 
plastered walls, full basement, 
auto. oil furnace, tubs and dratns, 
storms and screens, 
(heated) breeseway and garage, P oho 4 ee ‘Don’t   
your wile to see this unless 
ow care to buy. Located on 
, Priced at 310,880 
CITY $1,560 DOWN. RE- 
pao gr & E, This home was butte Te ‘34 
ists of 2 large bedrooms, 
bomey living room, separate di- 
modern kitchen, ceramic 
‘path, select oak floors, 4 
closets, full basement, auto. oi! 
mee alum, —— and ris pore 
pepe ot ot $11,200 with payments of 
per month, taxes and insur-   
Ne SUB. INCOME, § 500 DOW 
i saber rent 
      pti       Tas rial li   
  All rooms afe nicely car- ¥ carpeted liv- 
peted and ¢ drapes. are dad din Too! modern 
included. st floor pow-| kitchen, oak floors on firs.. 
der room. stem is walls, large lot, full) ' ote i go a ment, new ofl furnace, land. |) 
tot and’ a2 se won|. cal Teabal dist aes drive, fe included, | price,“ Sit, , 
WM. by KNUDSEN * igre ne AL ESTATE 
$1 44-4492 tai | 
rE “i 2 Cl Eta MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
    
team fur-| H 
     
   
   at only 419.600 
now, t miss this S, 
    Smithbrooth & Co. 25700 Plymouth Rd. Detroit 39 Mich 
Lake Orion Lake Front 8 room fully furnished 
bedrooms and   
Commercial Bldg. 
Block & brick ¥ foot 
ising? tloc 2 blocks fe from ted tor 
almost an ogee HL, 
in and mane us an otis. 
LAWRENCE W. 
GAYLORD 109 8. notre 
2821 
Partridge 
LOON LK. SHORES   
3 type home on corner lot in 
ani Figs & Shores. p ae ving room «nd U 
kitchen. Breeseway to 
dcar garage. It's new 
srnsaee ‘Saly $14 ‘terms v . Only on fe Balance et just mont. 
‘BUDGET PRICED 
pre & Cory 2 bedroom home 
located west of Pontiac in a 
E ie insulated, has 
ST’ ecegl ota mated erage. New 
cludes pow adi storms. Oniy 
$1,150 down, 
WARD E, PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 43581 
1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. TIL ® 
CASS LAKE WOODS ~ New 3 bedrm. frame and brick, 
full basement, ec 
on Cass 
WEST. OF PONTIAC   
  
LISTINGS 
WANTED 
HURON 
  ing brick ranch 
home, — = 
corpet and drapes. 2 bed: VALLEY REALTY rooms 1% baths, at- 17166 M 59 at Ao Lake Rd. tached Sone garage. aticely OR 3-668) MU 46508 landscaped lot 00 ise. soto Saar 
$31,500, terms. : ; 
Roy Annett Inc. GILES ee et 
fat Evenings aed’ esoes 1-4 ‘ 
$800 Down 3 bedroom frame in Water- 
ford et in a rood location. 
Full price is only $7,750. 
Bee this now. 
Near St. Benedicts 
3 Bedrooms Lasael — Hospital. 7 
bom very 
condition. Large double liv- 
ing room send large din! 
—— ent, 
lus garage. 
with ‘erms. 
_GILES REALTY CO. #E 646i 221 BALDWIN AVE. 
OPEN +8   
                     
   
     
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, 1 TH URSDAY, APRIL 18,1957 _   
  
    
  
BRICKS $16975 in CEDAR SHAKES Po 
       
1704 S. Tele 
FE 4-2533 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
aph Rd. aia'w. heat Russell You Young 
        
PE 44525   
$7,000 down end 
  
or contract ‘n 
  
    
GATEWAYS to] HAPPINESS _ WEST SIDE INCOME , to bus, \ east 
evailabis, 
DANDY A siz Toom 
  
  
Per to 
sell at with low down 
“ . NORTH END 
ae . “shape, “ikcnen ie 
Serta ee one wie low down pay- 
PERRY PARK 2 house located 
ig a ee 
Beil im Stas, ba: ane 
3 pic 
  Edw. M. Stout, Realtor TR. St, nee 
“Open Bren. "70 6.96 $:30 p.m 
    
  _WALTON BLVD | 
ecroom ranch. Living room | 
large picture window, 
car garage. This ts 
FUR: 
NORTH END 
Newly decorated 2 bedroom home 
sement, 2 large 
x IVAN, 
CHRAM    
   
      Res. FE 
  jrathiod st. Priced at $6,825, 
We buy land contracts 
NICHOLIE wee HARGER CO. 
rooms, full bath, breereway to li 
a real buy E = ete $8,800 with reasonable 
plenty of garden space. Ful] price | 
‘coiha 96.500, 
" Bate eman 
11i Jos ge orner ree Fagg 
iG eenvice ra & tome. with features Bu no 
gies Sethi snk, b wadiaes wor bie % 
walls, ifuge recreation room. Ro- 
3-Bedrm. Subur' 3 Bedrms., 2'4 Tile 
Baths, 2 ina, 2 Fireplaces fiche = oe Fig oe 
ron soe 
room with 
  birch 
ving 
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE Dixie Hwy. Peo. Will ‘susider home $125 per Ag 
OR _3-9761   
Clarkston Area 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Main Clarkston, Mich, bathtub, storms & screens, divided s & screens, 
basem with hardwood floors, 
automatic oil heat, large kitchen, 
_ of o . on @ large 
scaped This house has 
lake vileges..on Waumegah 
  
BL 
          
      
NORTH SIDE 3 room, Good location. Carpet- 
lien = s tng room aan. wee See. Imme- 
bedroom ‘bunguigw "ri ; OAKLAND LAKE breeseway and oom. Large frontage, nice Fenced. back yard. Lake priv- 
sbrubs. Sell or| ewes. $500 down. Imm: pos -im Pon-| | Session. 
  
=   
Plain Talk 
from 
terms -— $14,609 to 
and 
  ers We've seen. 
in good North 
Immediate 
| Must Be Sold ———|THIS WEEK Here is’ your 
Auburn 
el RIFICE. excellent 
on a hil 
room, 
throw, 
nook, 
recreation 
softener. 1%, 
  ~ 0D 
lots with | ty Waitese Lake. ee 
bulls features. 
1‘, baths, 
room, Action Wanted 
the 3 Bedrm. 
Full Basement PE 4-1557 
GI's Homes 
DOWN On Your Lot or Ours 
PAYMENTS 3 dedroom master Featuring 
Gat w@miiny ren | LUSH DOORS or aT MENT 
DELCO OIL HEAT 
LARGE KITCHEN 
MACEDAY GARDENS SNPVBATH ave nse home PLASTERED WALLS 
pH Ag Thy Ba SLIDING bra jars, ot 100ni60._Pias- CLOSET DOORS can be parchased by Gi . a down plus mort ALUMINUM 
- SLIDING WINDOWS 
F. C. Wood Co. ELECTRIC REALTOR on 213! HOT WATER HEATER 
FOR ONLY 
$9,975 : ms. & SA A PLUS LOT pomt. “ena hsah cad het fereesi, 3c. eursee ‘Gomes Directions to Model: 
Seaseuahie ‘eras. 1 € LAKE 
ees ope pages $500 
TO CASS LAKE See eee. greet RD. WATCH YOR’ One 
seats Soest or Sloe ae Model Open ae ~~ ee DAILY 5 TO 8 partiy finished ups sire bed SATURDAY 2 TO 6 
home are iting SUNDAY 1 TO 7 room, with e & 
rod od com eae “feet, auto. heat, insulation, | 2-Family screens, It's racant ts in West Side loca 
cca REE Wome cette 2 St : ico prosrrct ote eee en oe A good older home of 8 value ag $13,900 with $3,900 rms. plus bath, enclosed wn. 
h & bemt. Hardwood loors, wal 
Owner wants his house sold 
and hae reduced price 
$12,500 on 
it's 
chan 
buy a 3 bedroom ranch 
Manor at a SAC- 
arto ouse 
room Colonial home, 
erloo ov 
and many 
Breakfast 
basement $11,500 cash 
Although compared to oth- 
worth 
more. It'g¢ a 7-room brick 
End location. 
posseesion 
e to 
Located om a lot space, 
kitchen with — of Bireh cup- He a Paes ~ _ ned & 
fds, attached i's car garage, . @ sp es heat, well landscaped lot foers. Piastered walls and 
f, @ only $16,000 Bases basement. Listed price 
with terms. 950. Any reasonable of- 
fer or trade will be consid- 
WEST SUBURBAN ered. Let's MAKE A DEAL! 
Very attractive $ room anch 
Living room 13a17. 2 latge bed- 
water 
ear 
and situated on 4 lots with 
lake myle.sa0" Just think . NEW MODERN COTTAGE AT 8T 
M | mpsen REAL TORS, lan 8, Telegrapn FE | Eves, 1528 By. 
a ea Ms ot ft aoe! Sees   CARNIVAL hy Desk Tenner 
  
          
       
      
             
              
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“Remember we want data on every flaw in the Ameri- 
can system—especially why they’re hampered by ‘surpluses! ”’ 
  
  
  
  
C. HOUSTON REALTY PE 46331 
A BARGAIN Nice 5 room brick ——t base- 
‘00d location 
106, “siso0 down. 
if desired, 
PONTIAC REALTY 1” Baidwin FE 45-8275 
e $500 DOWN 
Le eae on 2 acres, util., full 
floors. $5,250. full price. 
| od month, OA 63888. 2505 W 
ir, Oxford. 
CLARKSTON - ORION ROAD. 
paved. 4 rooms,   
    
Rose McLarty, Broker 
PE 23-2162 PE 45-3578 
AEE FRONT MODERN HOME. 2 
bedgms. Attic can be made into 
2 here 8, $8,500, $1,500 
down 
Several other Say 
bouses from $1, to $1,500 don. 
P. W. DINNAN 
66 W. Huron PE ¢2577 
7 RMS. FOR OWN. 
and 3 ished Close 
P—- E —eog a Paswanes : 
__Income Property 43A   
  
  
  
  
__For Sale Lake Prop, 44 PPP LDAP 
130 FT. BEAUT. SILVER LAKE frontage. FE 2-5685.   
Lake e Privileges. $750 low down 
MINIS O'CONMOR. i — 
FOR TRA MALE 
gain ee of prook on Rirle 
oom TH LOG CABIN. Pas GARE Lake. OR 
HOME on LAKE. GARAGE PLAS. 
Furniture walls, 2 — Oily 
arenas we py gare appoint 
ment PE 4116200 
OXFORD LAKEFRONG 
Delightful year around. !%e-story 
are with fig lake frontage. 
$15,000; 
. OA & 
REA   
  
  
ranch, 2% years 
= 3 bearoom. ceramic tile bath, 
living room, nicely decorated, oes 
minum storms & 
children, Shown by ap- 
4-3569 __pointment. MArket 
Water Front Cottages   
2 lots on Ein! Lake Cot- 
tage sieeps 8. Water and 
14 «ft. boat toilet inside. 
tne. 
On Clear Lake, 2 br cot- 
tage with gas furnace, 
giassed porch newil¢ paint- 
ed, good sandy beach 
80 feet frontage on, Skid- 
way Lake, 2? br. with oil 
floor furnace, full bath, out- 
door gril, completely furn- 
ished. nice beach. 
2 br. furnished cottage with 
2 lots ‘on Indian Lake Just 
off M30. Good sandy Beach 
furniture included. Fiowing 
well   MODERN. LOTS, 60x313 and 402150. Owner reti . Te 
_ 96,500. 34 N. Astor. FE £2381. 
"ROOM HOUSE ON Ag ad 
street. 24x24 ie, | ie 
Pull partillonsd basement “iss id > __For Sale Lots 46 recreation rm. 3 bed down- — 
stairs with untntshed eile. Very 14 LOTS, BAST - om (ae PON- 
goo tac me moet Longfellow School, city 
2, ACRES wee iat, aoe 0 meen coc af tiac, has | 55 g. Parke PE 45181 
Garage & start of extra attached | Ma 5-168] . FE 8-0638 FE 6-1104 
liveable while building nee |#Y OWNER: 60 Ai — ot wooded area, somberivare lake, ee ‘per — 
t. on payment. Also Gen omen OE aa one my mesite, . oe. 4 in sidivion 
ASSUME 4'4 PER CENT Gt MORT- Oakwood Rd. Ortonville. 6 miles . Pull basement, ranch bome papal! Mi Phone Ortonville, | FE   
BEAUTIFU!, RANCH SITE IN OT. 
  
builder. $1,800 ca 
Good level lake 
over 280 feet de 
on lake and @ f 
Ab vay to sell at 
650 and 
amount down 
100 x 100 
: -nice evel lots, 
east of Baldwin 
Brown road. 
per cent d 
easy terms 
Corer 
growing parcel 
on grave! down pa sferred ter Hilis Sub. 120x180, Overiook- ord Vitioge ing Otter Lake. Well restricted. 
— . U! Terms. EM 20131: 
$1,000 DOWN: ; oe ’ be r 
BEDROOM - Large kitchen. CITY LOTS Dining El, newly decorated in- Severs city lots 
terior, large lot. Lake privileges. cated Joslyn wih, M5 eet a de 
VAN NORMAN v LAKE 
reo. ton 
on road. 
$5,000 with 
OFF M-24 
miley Se gy renorth of Wallon 
$1,350 with smail 
< 
FY. 
SMALL BUILDING total 100x 
ft. with small bullding 
modern. 
BROWN ROAD Several 2 acre parcels just 
win Road on 
$1,475 with 10 
and very 
JOSLYN ROAD 
area with 
= paved qos, 4s Also 200 rf 
  
sort 
parcel on 
ston 
382 Auburn Ave. 
after § OR 3-2420 good Y FOR SALE BY OWN- investment at $3.750 with 
SMe, = Each apt. ii sccm wit bath. terms or cash Seperate po & . gas furnaces. Excellent condhion. Fe Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
ROOMIERS OR CFA BRICK " poo wy a ¥ : Sais e weiane 
J blecke, Poon = p 4 rooms, 
t 4 rm. ao tor Hol D y ° % 
ural ft es. Bhowed over 50 A A MS n per cent net 1955. A bargain fated vey pet mo 4 ‘oa a 
ae Sal ont rn ws: Be ee be ’ fs peeping orders. DE au” priced y fast EZ RIDGEW ave wl ae 
A FE 4-620) 50 tene sewer, water, lights 975 Baldwin Ave. od, Wises a; 4 
undeveloped, rich sol, 
Drive . Lakeside eo... § 200 
606x200 with oaxr6 block base- 
Toxise ‘with sewer, water gs, ¥ sewer, w 
po ne rwin Av vere ees 61700 
60x112 on Luther St, between 
Motor & Se “Ef (4 lots) ... $2400 
132x180 . with 
84x206 backin, $2000 
1 acre undeveloped corn land 
. Waldon Rd.; ine 
ADAMS ~— REALTY CO. FE 43383 
FE 8-2093   
DRAYTON WOODS We still have a Mmited number A iste Gabe Pre:   of 
tected restrictions, 
able 
arr 
OLMES-BA’ 4302 Dixie Hwy. FHA & uit. 
roved, Convenient terms 
  
$325 
several space, down. 
"With sites. 
trees 
garden capone 
Excellent soil 
Only $2,950 with $350 
LADD'S 
A modern —— © 
suburban | 
working centers. 
arcels 140 ft. wide 
  New log cottage with 111 feet 
frontage on the Rifle River. Good | 
trout fishing and close to biack- | 
top highway ; ; | 
State-Wide ot West 
Branch 
Phone 34 Open Sundays 
i 
WILLIAMS LAKE. 3 LOTS, PVT. | cates all for $500 down. a 2   
_ valance of contract. OR 
For Sale Resort ort Prop. 44A PRP LEP   
Helens, Mich. On the Au Sable 
Shores 
m 
sions with cottage t roof. Com- 
letely furnished. well landscaped. 
information, 8. Valley St., 
738   West Branch, nd. Phone | 
  
For Sale Lots 46 | LLP APL LL j 
1 ACRE. NEXT TO 
beth Lk. Rd. Nice wuilding dite | 
$1,000 cash Owne! 93-5243. | 
Ivy » ACRES O “RD. a 8. Blvd. area. $1,300. Bob Ren-| 
oe 6.00. mie Ra. Rochester, | 
mo \% sas LOT MT 
Also one-Acre ue left ini! 
lane: Sub, oy M15. Lots of* pine trees Restri |   
  FLOYD W. ‘BU RT | Ortonville 
* 
pee Once (ee gr eenene a ‘fn 
(100 ELIZA- Jacent to gtif course 
area 
building sites 
AT er 
LADD’s 3585 LAPE 
(M24) AT STI, VER. BELL RD. 
FE 5-0292 
BUILD NOW, we)l-restricte 
Hilis Estates 
given from our 
HERBERT C. ). | 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. _ 
Buy Thru Partr 
List Thru Pa cellent site for tri-leve) 
level with plenty of rich garden 
lowest priced parcel of 
close to Pontiac presently offered. 
for fruit = chee has 
SINC. 4286 Dixie Hwy. at OR_3-1231 
HIGH HILL V 
iis witty a view for miles, 
On pared streets. 
Estimates 
plans of Easy to drive r own 
$1,200 with . low forms. 
FT INTAG 
IN PAVED ROAD 
A rolling site on the west side 
of Pontiac, Close to schools, Ex- 
or bi- 
WOODED 
excellent buliding 
arge 
an acre of cleared 
$350 down. 
CRES 
Priced for quick sale. This is the hardw 
land this 
Sashabaw 
ILLAGE. ommiunity for 
ving, on a main ¢iane 
. road. Easily accessible from all 
community of 
large rolling homesites. Several 
Located on 
Ad- 
& recreation 
Excelient 
as $1,960. 
ER RD. 
ad Waterford 
reba 
yours, 
DAVIS FE 5-4311 
rtridge 
rtridge   
  
Choice 100 ft. lot 
lent location Pr 
quick @ale. $2,200 
Maceday | 
2 «beautiful ¢ Pontiac-Watkins Estates 
in excel- 
jeed for 
wake 
lakefront 
with 110 ft of water front- 
age. Located on West side lots 
s. 
of lake. $2,500 wes. 
Lake Privil 
mit ca . of 
wi oH BY eges on eges 
level lot 
Maceday 
with $100 Gown. | 
“F.C C. Woddl Co. "Brrice nw er 3-8440 Ph. a ae Corner Willa Lake Road & M58 fr P auean| 
st 46   For Sale Lots 
Otter‘Sylvan Lakes Only 4 desirable _—— 7 
building sites of 80 
, widths “overlooking end Sun eke 
ileges. on Otter-Sylvan Lak 
re's)an Opportunity — priced from ‘078 
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
og Sr noel a Rochester Home Sites Parcels, 1402114 with septic tak 
“FRANK SHEPARD IL 1-T51f   
oL   
| WTD. YOUNG FAMILY own e We 
room e with 
Low down pay- 
PHONE TODAY FOR 
FRANK SHEPARD 
OL 1-611 ‘2080 Tienken Rd. 
__ For Sale Acreage 47 
2% ACRES-BEAUTIFUL BUILD- 
"aE FE Pat days term. ye 
or MUtual 46417 eves ha nice ve 8 
auto. ofl heat, 
  
. Good 
“site. $3,000 MY CY 3-128, 
  
TWO 5 ACRE aR dS IN 
Clarkston. MAple 5- 
For Sale Farms 48   
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
List orien Partridge _ 
FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE 
Call Rutledge, OR 31111, PE 4-0003 
LAPEER eR CO. TRADE 
chicken house & aoe ve nod seres, flowing stream, 
10. ACRES. WITH TAKE __ SD msi ae B oe es sees 
Sf ACRES—V ACANT 16 miles West of Pontiac, 4200 
*“R IDGE ae 875 Baldwin Ave, 
Templeton FARM PROPERTY   
  
down payment 
K. L. Templeton, Refiltor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd PE 44563 
After 6, iy 
Rent Farm Property 48A 
POR RENT: 144 rod pe athens IN 
Some, in foot ban, WU 5 be? me ir 
month, = 
“BUD" 
NICHOLIE realtor 
4 Mt. Clemens St.   
  
PE 46-1201 
  
Sale Business Property 49 LPOL LLL LL OPP PPP PPP 
OFT. FRONTAGE ON MONT- 
calm or will lease, FE 2-0432. 
125 bas FRONTAGE Dixie   
rms, 
po aera REALTY, re 
AUBURN ROAD, 280 ¥T_FRONT- age. Call FE §-1718 after 3:30, 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
CLARKSTON 
A neat 42 x 32 ft. cement block home.   
  
  
    CALL = SEE ~— BUY 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. 
MAple 5-5821   
Investment Parcel 
Corner parcel located on biack- 
. top road near growing commu- 
» 120x168 excellent opportun- 
ity fof most any type business: 
Priced low at pad $4,950. with 
reasonable term 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
  TN, aw St. Ph. FE 5-8165 
m Eves. ‘til 8:30 
LOT RGE 
older home on Auburn Ave. Close 
Do wn or e and 
many types of business. Priced 
an naan OE ed er con tracte o 
ROY. KNAUF, Realtor 
16% W. Huroh OA $333, PE 2-7421 
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A PPL ALL LLA LP ALLP   
Commercial Building Excellent eee aeretel 
ing with 
furnace, nenere gee ot ligh 2 due wiring pency sat ir ah 
cy month. See Str. Saatth, ery 
wee 
soa 
  Sous. Byentage eae F 4 oh ACR: ON PAVED | 
road, north of 
. ms.   
  
      
N. CASS. Zoned business, Income 
rats. rented gu per monk. 
C, HAYDEN, Realtor i 
E 
. ih i i : 
EE 
i . HA EN, Realtor 06 Hy Walton __ Open Eves.       | Fe soeat 
{LET YOUR $$$ 
WORK for YOU 
53 ne a ee 
  
ii atts é 
  
PLANT BORROW WITH 
‘CONFIDENCE 
a 1s America’s oldest and 
company backed 
—— eed ~ to $500 if you 
a ers. evlee ly haat, Sone an. 
sily the same day. Phone or stop 
‘Household Finanée 
Corp. of Pontiac % 8 a. Ka: hm ag a oe Oe 
  
re- 
for possible ex- 
pansion, Rentals alone would 
nearly handle fy on 
oes bapoy ir we are 
shew this splendid oppor- 
tunity. Priced at $39,900 with 
30 per cent jown. By ap- 
Dpointment only. 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Tl N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8168 Open Eves. Till 8:30 
  
DRASTICALLY REDUCED Niness forces owner to sacrifice 
this 10 rm. home with 125 Sp bee Buckner C mes 
Happy. Folks . 
@ cash 
company where you are welcomed 
“ your patronage is a eppreciat- | - 
Eoans to $500 Up to 24 months 
BUCKNER | FINANCE CO. FLOOR frontage on Dixie Po at Bd NATIONAL BLDG 250 ft. deep. $18, ull price. 
e in and make us an offer “612, DIXIE HIGHWAY 
, N WALLED LAKE 6 ACRES “ me VAN DYKE. UTIC   On a busy corner with 800 ft. a 
road — includes 6 
house A-1 cond. Full po 
a. - car garage. $21,000 takes 
JIM WRIGHT REALTOR 
x Oakland Ave. FE 5-044! 
SUY, TO bo REALTOR 
“Bantnipon tie “BIRD" 
FOR LEASE: 7? - STALL SUPER 
service station, Low inventory, 
Good location. Call FE 2-0173.   
  
“LET'S TALK 
(BUSINESS” 
Western Michigan Hotel 80 year old owner ready 
to retire a has 66 
64 W. Lawrence 8t, GET CASH QUICKLY 
UP to $500 1966 
ite. Seoct deals agg ow pa hee} 30 
minutes. Loans also made on fur- 
= signatures and other se- 
Oakland 
Loan Company 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
FE 2-9206 LOANS $25 TO $500 
BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE - 
FE 4-1538   
  rooms and cocktail) bar. 
AAA Accredited. poss eet 
facts and 4 gee available 
Hardware 
— located “in small 
town in Mt. Clemens area. 
Beautiful new — > 
be leased at 
Dm a an xtires 
inventory. 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
JOHN A. LANDMESSER BROKER 1873 8. TELEGRAPH RD _ PE 1582 
PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
Partridge } 18 THE “BIRD” TO sEE   
ms QUICK CASH 
$25 to $500 
On your signature, auto or furnt- 
IF ‘YOUR PROBLEM Is, qUIC® R }:) Is QUICK 
CASH to pay bills, finance or re- 
finance, emergency or other 
needs then yotr phone call to 
FE 58121 or your visit to our 
office may be the answer to 
your m. Home & Auto's 
money service is fast, 
Selscune  oole end he! We 
Welcome ingutry vis! it 
and the o eppertaiite oly serve you. 
HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. 6-8121 : 
Lestie _ 
Manager 
Beer, a fe Second floor). rE 
Berkeley Voss 
  
  rus 4,512,000 NET. ...| LOANS $25 TO $500" fust 45 has ‘constan the BENEFICIAL 
owner noted coer Sikd00" Bee. FINANCE CO. pelea equipments on, sie. tne .w teu ee 2-0249 
back in less than a year. See this 
Sty ‘cant Boned peat rosea LOANS A STRAIGHT $25 TO $800 7 $28 TO 9500 
L LIQUOR BAR 20 x. AWE om ome FR: Y BERVICE _   bar in downtown of Papiaiy prewing in Gey (ded 
ter than $60,000 per year over the 
bar—ne food—no 4 
ler SSE a at a 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR FE 4-3581 TEAGUE FINANCE Co. 
202 N. MAIN: 
ROCHESTER, MICH, LOANS $25, TO $900 
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 
Ph. Rochester OL 6-0711. OL 1-9791   
REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES 
TERUO! 
1050 W. HU RON ST. OPEN EVE. 
RAPID RIVER, 
WE COVER 
THE STATE SODA BAR, DAIRY STORE 
Er eine sere   WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 to *500 You can it quickly on re 
signature, se or furniture 2 
er mag tery to oul it your 
budget. be gind to help 
FINANCE CO. 102 ‘Pontiac 
  
seme! masenry rue 
ters. ing iret 
Beautiful living quar-/ .   
ov A aes. everything. 
20,000 apn om 
per lease, 4 wheel 
frive | power™wagon, and all dite 
Pr pygeee 2 service stalls. $2,500 
"8 § 
HARDWARE STORES 
We have some hardware bust- 
nosso ba with yt ae Agron 
rov an ‘0 
} started Averaging over 
oad "ot or not, 4 Oaki County. 
    
tie ss and 15 acres "in trout 
steps air strip. Buy this 
live oe Easy terms. wil 
take trade. 
STATEWIDE a“ Estate Service of Pontiac 
CHARLES, REALTOR 
legraph   
  ‘WANT ADS!: To find “) 
job, place, to live or a 
Rey Annett Inc. good used car, see Cass be SAVE ENERGY, USE 
| fied 2A 
  R. J. VALUET, Realtor OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-0093   
cLose et REN A 
xa00D- BUILDING LOT 
DOWN PAYMENT TRADE FOR OTHER REAL ESTATE. Ae or 
ar, Sean, owner, exce’ 
      blades. Yn atie Will 
cash 1600 or trade. 23 
  
Lake Privile 
e. New 3 bedroom 
trailer land 
tract equity on either 
these homes. : 
Bateman 
Kampsen 
ee SELL OR TRADE:   
  
  
truck f con of val for an value 
calls after 9 p.m. 
yy wagon for pic 
condi and 3 good ition or ¢ or 
will sell Rambler for cash. 501 
_Union Lake Rd. EM 3-2688.   
  
WILL § naar ios kee 4 Inch 
ment size piano in A-l con- 
é tion for Grand Piano. 497 Eliza- 
beth Lake Rd, FE 3-9621. 
WILL TAKE $1,200 CASH < OR 
trade as down payment on hovse, 
om $2,700 equity on 1956 42-ft. 
Champion peel Inquire 
2300 Shimmons Rd. before 1 p.m 
For Sale Clothing 56 
% - LENGTH MUSKRAT COAT. 
New. $175; but will take $150. 
MI 6-681}. 
ALL s8ORTS GOOD CLEAN 
CLOTHING | Ton’ 's ren 2 BRAND NEW. 1 GIRLs COAT. SIZE 10. BRAND NEW & MISC G. PE 42809 ANY TIME 
BOY'S «& 
Sizes 2-5,   
  
  
  
GIRL‘ CLOTHING. 
Also plans & misc. 
ig ne les. 35445. 
Boy's sIZE GIRL S 
“BBE cs t with jac Subteen 
BOY “ SPORTS JAC! ., SIZ. 
nel alehs, 16. In good condition. 
FE 2-2110. 
Sara bed La BOY'S. DRESSES. COAT i 
  
    & ha linen suits. Sises 2 & 
3. eae new, Ww. FE ¢7343. 
gat SIZE 1 10-12, _¥ WINTER & 
coats, suits, blouse—50e oa. Bhirie= A Jackets. Doll a 
  
Orr's PRE- TEEN SIZE 10, 10, 
piai 
hood. pn only Peter Excel- 
lent condition. $3.50. Several cot- 
ton skirts in plain colors and pat- 
terns. Your choice, $1. Size 10. 
Pre-Teen girl's assorted blouses, 
whites 50c each. Bize 
10, Pre-Teen girl's plaid check, 
brown and white, spring coat. $5. 
White all wool turtie neck sweat-   
Pink cotton 
dress, ideal for spring dress-up 
and summer. Worn to two wed- 
dings. Size 10. $3.50. Size 37, 
young man’s formal dress suit. 
Excellent condition, $10. 47. I _nols, Phone FE 57043. 
GIRL'S AND BOY'S 
coat and   
  e , 2 
dition. "Gall to trom rae opes 
IDEAL FOR EASTER - SIRES 
size 4, like new. FE 4500 
“NAVY ne DLUE SHEE EEE 
14, never been worn. 
Ideal’ for Wedding. PE 8-8759. 
apes STOLE, LIKE NEW.     
4) PER 
EFORE you BU 
Ebwanbe OUTLET * 
i 8. _ SAGINAW 
THREE FORMALS IN. 
* dition. Each worn ¢. Yellow, size 14. $8: white, size 12, $10; rose, size 9 $10. Call FE 8-1143. 
YOUNG MAN'S CHARCOAL FLAN- nel = $16; brown check 
coat. . Sizes 20. 1D CON. 
  Like new. MI 
    
. Scrap & Iron 56A 
A-l ICES FOR SCRAP CAR and fron. FE 8-8797—FE con 
HIGH DOLLAR | ron JUNK AND si cars. FE 44878 — my 
    
Sale Household Goods 57 POLL PLL PPP PPP PPD rom 
1 CALL TO| SWAP SERVICE 
get y ou. line line on whatever na 
i MAPLE LE ARM M CHATRS = TABLE 
sed pt piano. See ae cond. pied, 
/ i a —. = 3 tables, i $55. OR 
  GRM. gompigte > rm. suite, twa 
le radie record ie 1 Tore. pos bower mower. OR 
4 PAIR qustow WADE LINED Grapes, 
        
              
  
  
    
    
      
    
      
      
  
  
   
1s. 
ANTIQUES marbie black walnut, 
ane and other   
  eeeeee 
= er 
We = sell and exchange every- : 
tg A bome. 
ND FURNITURE 
1% 8. FE 2-8623 
NATIONALLY ADVER Only, $140.98 complete 
reas aye Phone TE NT) er, 
STOVE ere a . oa 
Chrome 
E * 
14.95 value, $3.98. Factory 
  weoee 
* i. SED SIN o> Sea ee FE 23-0143. GER 
    sata ran oe SUIVEL, & ROCEDG CHR 
aa 
  '|18_W, Pike st, FE 41123 U GAS RANGE, $19.95 UP. 
R.° B. Munro Electric Co., 1060 
W. Huron 
SsEW- 
Allen's, 
  
USED 
ee nneee see 
rt eeseee sone eeee 
washer..... fs.   RECONDITIONED | 
. $49.50 
  
DEPT. * 
oe neennee 
+eoeenee 
ss0ee   
SUITE. F 
tor, stove, dining room suite. Call 
after 4:06 except Saturdays, FE 
  
bi ible dresser, 
case bed = 
  
CEDAR CHEST. $10.00; ANTIQUE wean 90 casional chair, $10.00 
$5.00. 4018 
62106. 
raze, a, ot Eos ty? old. Perfect cond. $150. 
$-1284. 
        
     Auburo Rd. 
KELVINATOR rez a cu. 
Pt. MA §-7681, 
    
  M. BRAND ra] 
large mirror, 
pprerrrrererersers «51 Pa EEO WORT .-++.++-- : 
retest TT gse88 
srump lectric, inc. -_ i 8   USED TRADE-IN 
OTHER CONVENIENT TERMS 
THOMAS ECONOMY 
FURNITURE £0: + $14.95 
+ $14.95 
  
Ont > WHOL ES 2239 Elizabeth Lake Rd 
PE 68-3741 
v CLEANZR 
tachments. FE 4-6653. 
#1314. *   
" $25. 21" TV. 
1 piece chrome set neve 
cheap, FE 56-2766. 
  $39.95 
ALE 
AT- 
rom, WALNUT CHINA CABINET. CALL purn.| WALNUT CHINA CARI Ca 
Wann $55. ener. $33. Power mower $25. RE- 
© Used, 
  
WASHING M. WAYNE GABERT’S 
Floor Sample Sale Up to 4 per cent off on gee end 
shers, Kae toned 
ASHING MACHINE. LIKE NEW. Reasonable, FE 8-8484 after 4:30.   
  4 
L 
B haf bt : PLAYPEN 
  
tension ta ladder, TV serial. :|For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
“S| CHEV. TRUCK, EX- 211 W. 
i 1941 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK 
  = ne —— engine, . . 1 new . FE 
Linoleum Rugs $4.95. Beautiful ms 
No Seconds 
9 8. aw 9-8 
2 : 'LOPE- 
dia, Latest eaition. wae at — 
best otee. Fe i seas. 
EXTERIOR PRE-FAB PAN- 
FHA 
  ESI 
poe meme ‘Siding 
EES = 
  «| LUXAIRE FURNACES ees sale : . PHA 
        
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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us if you hadn't known him!” : “T like to know where the headwaiter would have put   
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
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sf ghresdet, delivered, reasonable. 
gab For 507 CORBET oh vered. PE ¢-0012 or MY 3-141! 
P SOIL. 5 Yb Go0D FARM TOP oD Ds, 
#10 delivered. FE 46508 
GOOD ROA Dd. ¥ 
for Senn GOP Sobiveres FE 46508, 
WEEDS. 
Yale & 
QW “LEADING, PE re 
GRA enum FILL DIRT, vat ‘kc dirt. Call   
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
      
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
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Pu. WALL 23-7611. | ¥ 
ILY. 
FE 44508. PA 
he 
fi mile WN. 
2100 8. sa 
Drayton Plains 
Every Friday ....7 P.M. 
Every Sunday. oscet FM, 
BUY '& SELL DAILY 
OR 3.2717 
  Dixie sligivey 
  
  
te) Call. after 6:30, Midwest 66738. 
AND 
size. 340¢ Livernols, ‘a 
of Auburn. OL 1-0606. 
; Re! 
Lapeer Rd.   
Wanted Livestock 73   
ston. 00 NIONT-WEEK-OLD PIOs 
Sg tak Ba Forrest Jones, MA 6-6306 rr 
& second 
TOCK Ar KIND. 
  
For Sale Poultry 74 
  Qaceang Bef WIDES | 
  
  
  
    
     
          
    
    
   
  
      
  
  
    
  
    
       
  
  
   
      
  
  
  
  
  
   
    
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  : goin “mile sweet. ol Orion. consignments z “8 ' uf, 
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5 
ba] 
2.8 (a 3 BOY'S 26 INCH COL 
LUXE BICYCLE 
wow UMBIA DE- 
WITH ALL 
NTEST ~~~ SHREDDED PARR | GIANT ware GEESE, $15. 
a ri x, PRP For Sale Miscellaneous 60! Sale Musical Goods 62 BLACK DIRT ors ve Oe a POR 
qua Ts. POP LL ALLL AAA LALLA AL | OPEL AAA A LA AL AAA ALA ALAA AE Pit on Walton ween vad were. GOS6BL. F 
nm para MUST DISPOSE | PAINT YOUR HOUSE IN ANY/ 120 BASS phcconnton. Exc.) and Joslyn. We “ellver. B. wale. 138 ‘onbow a Lake Rd., 2 Mi. 
Furnaces — Furnaces weeties —s0 Nee ee | ee ee ee French FE 58-1551. erce. 
nw ae FacreRy ye KOTEN, Warwick's, FE ACCORDION: 130 BASS. VERY | TOP. SOtt. LOADED OR DELIV- __ Salle Farm Produce 75 
98,000 BTU input ag type. good condition with case. FE ered. PE_3.2065 ne es 
forced air, very an make PATIO SLABS __8-8656. Between &1 p.m. OP sOl, GRAVEL AND PILL. APPLES, | $1.50 A BUSHEL AND 
vie polis ey well, con. OUTDOOR CES ACCORDION, $36 GACLAGHER'S, | _FE 5-3552. wy. Aue # sweet cider, Homestead 
t $249 cash or terms. 75, AND TORS. 18 E. Huron St. PE 4-0566, BOIL, SAND A’ . $460 Orchard Lk. Rd. 
oo uae Gaenad is thet DEAL DIRECT & SAVE ATTENTION RECREATION ROOM! and chain saw work. OR 3-0613, cE 
owners. Bmall 44 fear piano, like TOP SOIL tatoes. sweet cider. Fresh 
-| new, Gallagher's 18 E. Huron 6t. ogee. ik Bros, Or. 
PE 4-0566, Loaded or Delivered ard. Corner ef W. Maple and 
yin high. an a1 180: ror quant Bet Te TORE. 
bimost new. Bench to match. New WATERTORD Derr. jack Cochraa, Lake Orion, MY 
eentee. Heal va qv FRUCKING, FRONT END LOAD- sale, bulldost $-3006 
119 8 ye Fi 000d) : iF TE 3104 
BEAUTIFUL GRINNELL — CON-| WED, 900, TOADS BROKEN OOK" | SORou ATC RICK EN FARM. sole, | een finish. Just like new. LARGE BOGS Ste i 
$486, terms, Take up to 36 mos.| reasonable price. OL. 34021. ‘M1 ORDYEE RD 
=. Wood, Coal & Fuel 67) House or. w sp w, GALBE MUBIC CO no boos Unie ee || ERNEST R Ks CHICK 
COMPLETE PLAYER Pino | PTREPLACE CANNEL COAL HUN Er FARM. YE 
ante Tuning. OL 2-5036 or OL Foe) Su, "Ore chard fats, P| = Sale Farm Equipment 76 
ala} el & ay 
GONCRETE FLOOR HARDENERS| Bald ELECTRONIC OR OAM LEE E | sian WOOD. #6 & CORD. BaLiy- | % SP. DAV, saaptey OF 
Concrete Reinforcing Mesh FOWER SPRAYERS, DOBBINS, take Over ews” Verner,| ered. Fireplace wood, also light) 9135, wx 2-006. 
Cement, Mortar, Colere | Meyers & hardie. Large & small. iy Perms : *| _beuling” #2133. ise FORD TRACTOR, DISC. 
— Pe laviock. _— Eauip.. 0 5 eg mg SRGAKO” ORGAN ATTACHMENT. “Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 | viace, svoup, Toit Wightond a 
can Mile, Birming m), MI pedal ee Origina PPP PLP LALA AAA AA ALL g im i i 
COA ape SUPPLY CO. $785; real v at $385, Terms. ' : ' 
ai RB gory Aven. PE 31101 i ¥. CALB 1 sic as PLANT NOW 1 ii, See cm cultivator. 
OSLEY MOTOR. RUNS GOOD.| — : “NURSE re sp . 
on MApl $406. fellapie "mabe wilh guaranteed | PIANO TUNING, CALL BEPORE | |, eM KESIDE NU SERY. hy Ro ge ~ hy} 
CTOLEM ENCINO FREE BST | service by experienced power | $:30 a.m. Oscar Schmidt, 3046 Elis, Lake Bd, Lu wn, 3 years to pay. wer mechanics, Certified deal- 22-5217. ss é —e BO ry 
OR ener er for J Equitps, Moto-| PLAYER GOOD COND. ing & wal tractors. Used 
OR 3-6147 g : olen STRAWBERRY PLANTS GROWN vege he 
DEEP FREEZE OAS meng ge a ie es from cock. Loading | Seer 2 ovum 
_ transit level,| of used mowers. W. F PROFESSIONAL GIBSON GUITAR verieties. witort. Ke 4-4482. TEVANS EQUIPMENT balance, 
100 ft stot tape, h @ dictionary, A} N & LAWN EQ case & Gipson amplifier. Used i 4001 Dixie Hwy. OR 37024 Bob ‘Hutchinson 
w : rE foes . Woodward Ave. (Just N.| very. little. $110. © § pm. hebinoen seirawberry piasis Lath MA 51878 ; es Sales I 
; hs Mi. ) 154. Te raspberry plants, OL 64902. | 5a iT Sw a Mobile Homes Sales Inc. 
m 4-0033., SMALL MEDIUM PIANO. REAGON-| A. Juhl way 
E pir e Quick STEAM CLEANER & C.| edly priced. Galle her's, 18 E. saat rere peo fad ms. oan ot coleed her 
2000 Union Rd. at Commerce . 60 air compressor. PB 8-0135. | _Huron St PE 4 especially "Fou for 1 year. We can save you money 
$4108 TILLERS ALL ORGAN. No ass or bag. 1141) W. Davisburg. 
THE LAKE AREA'S LARG Bo easy to Spersie, the ladies can| than i300. G pera, 1s 6. Ra. Mich 
WINDOW AND TRIM R. run them. us prove it with Huron 6t.. FE ES iN 
tertor doors . 498 SHADE TR ~. 
Push dozer blade, 12 plow, cultivator 
Sale Office Equipment 63] a a, faser spouts. | cet & disc. $550. OL 1-0541 
& . DIRECTORS’ TABLE & 14 MATCH-| Betas; WATCH POR NEW PRI 
Siding wiogows from... $16.06 |. DEN & LAWN EQUIPMENT, | se chalre, with leother back &| Reel, of wheleenle, Brees ON GARDEN TRACTORS AND 
LUORESCEN . ve. cloth seat. Beau. blond‘ finish, 14) “pow; LANDSCAPING LA ee 
hr fdeal for use’ over or tess Birmingham). Phone Mil ft. long, Cost $4,000. 3 years old 8. Bivd. E LEE’S SALES & VICE 
slong side medicine cabinets, : Ts = a espero a siee FE “or FE! 6-0354 #21 Mt, Clemens 8t. FE 3-9830 
J COIL A PER r. Ll DEAR 
vaiue, 4.98. ran Fluorescent, ie Wall bores for duplex plugs, | GRAY ART METAL TYPewniT. | VARIETY OF Fos types of Ford. tractor, MeCorm 
38? Orchard Lake Ave. a, ee 8s ‘tase Rare | ef, desk, chair, steel, files and tay teed. Open Ul 11:00 Dee i hole ¢ 
21x33 double : : $98 RUG, 0% x 12, GOOD TTION. | Underwood eéciog & povting me oS. "5, “oe Peadocs, will SERDEN TRACTOR DAVIB LES 
Ashbowls with fittings... §11.98| Por quick sale, $17, MI 41339.| chine and other wap ama a ll ey hs PE reveree érive Smarts, Welly 
-_ col bath sets with trim, | RUG LOOM MACHINE. NEW. _ment. FE +9614. : ing ve Plow, calitvetor aii i : 
save PLUMBING SUPPLY pol “test ret FE eciee. ss agnor ~3 money nae For Sale Pets 69 ieoch i 4 of - ae trator a | belts 
1126. Begmew FE 52100) BP eisie . only $1 per WK. Also Used ca ; Pan rity Guat end acces . Me 8 per 
FUEL ¢ on TANK, atin OAELON. @TaLL ai “az registers, typewriters, & adding| 9 prMALD ENGLISH Bow ca aes. | we cent b rotes. % down, 1 
Fo On ane EWES with fsucets and curtain. machines. 221. Boston terrier, female oan thas disc. Like new, Jim ile south of Lake on M2. 
LO TA THOS | Gertine’ value, "$455 “Levetorles | TWO WOODEN Ol Lake Rd. FE 3-0006, Bares. 700 North Rent Trailer Space 79 gauge and fil) cap. $36.90. FE gemsiete wt. clegeiag chrome | 301 Soot 1h. Be. PE 8-344. 2 MEXICAN BURROS PLato 2-2100 after 4, iw 4 
: Tablets, 42067 F) DEERE : value, $93.95 ‘The: tacto _ Mi &@ PRIVATE TRAILER 
Garage Doors Scan Bitett Patcetnt sa Sale Store Equipment 4) 5 nexoE BOVE OL VEL| areata’ cag fimuc’"enm | stages v \ » corn B . 
. + SOoR 3a FT._WOOD | 2% HP. BOLENS GARDEN TRAC-| _3-5133. Drill — F ba DER: 
onds. All sises and prices Large mbination—very good bee with pe acoaly ae PE 5 + PRECIOUS REFFENE FRED TO Davis — " = Ortonville 3-266 i 
selection from $38 _$is_ Call PE: o4i1 Sher 4:30 p.m. $4836. ein noe Ke Pabrina i | JOHN DEERE TRACTOR With | OXF 
modera deor eo Your garage costs | 6OIL PIPE. 13.2) PER ely AKC SCHIPPERKE Pu tt | nydrauiie. we—single & dou-| miles east of Oxford at 1940 Lake- 
rocera door on,tour farete “oi pipe 2c K gutter $8 FT. REACH IN RCIAL s, old, Partiy broken. OL ville Rd. For these who want 
ou free . Warwick's, FE a refri ree complete, like new.| 9.7457” +row vator, Snow blade. . 
311 8. Paddock rE ee ee RENFO. Call MA S16 of EM 34107. | <2 ee copra on | Pistons 29662, Must sell_ot cee. Sa Jee pane GS SeNe or EF 
GAS WATER HEATER. 4.98: eee ee en pend Gnocent BY ISLANDS Pr. COM, | “2903. ; . JOHN DEERE SPARE A PaRERORT —— 
EEG, Tan greder'tea':|FOURAIQE TRAILER MITCH, | theltegtacn se. cir-foan. amd | EO, TTR Deen yo ha] mee ree waacrons, | fraiy sores, nde oo pres A. pson, 8. Perry. eo _wy . Cc OES ITCHERS with owim: 
SER vine Umarer WAND | TEE, E Sa” "AND REMOV. | NATIONAL CASH "REGISTER, iio REG__SPRINGER SPARTET, SACK BOER 8 OE sell nett bs ra 
ree \s 
‘Giddings Ra. PE 2-6282. lb L Male. 3 71s. 0ld. Good banter & usm snarea eam ona Co, ” aoe, On sales, Base Le 
mye rour tawy wowes| | Clbott umber WESTAURANY EQUIE TRENCH | {Stie'or wnacneveyou. FE 2400. ot Fae —— 
ETE rboard : Coffee | BABY P FOR EAS uto Accessories 
OTILIZERS. Line OF LAWN FER. eoawere: egg slicer. Booth & tobi: ainiess | ter. 69. 143 B. Mansfield off Joo “KING BROS. : 
BARNES HARDWARE | $i°*ye "Zi Suck Ave, | _ steal watts. OBpove COM". aay tove — _ ‘0, OLDS ENGINE AND, HYDRA. 
oe _W, Beree M,__ Bae? ie Sale Sporting Goods 65) trsin. asm rare birds. Mrs. Mere A. Plenty of Free = a 7 ENGINE 
HOT WATER KEATS 30 GAL, POPP PPEPPLILILP PPP PPP PPP Keefer dpa Bi: ie 3 — ery — 06 
meh ee epprores te BP 30-30 MARLIN RIFLE. LIKE wew.| _/*k¢ rtons MY 3-5808 an vee nan eS ONEEE gs0s 
Consumers ee ae ice $60. 599 LeBaron. BEAUTIFUL COLLIE FE G BROS.” Auto Glass ‘Specialists 
are i CLOTH SMELT NETS, REG. 03.65, | —™*e. ane ee oe "RIN R Safety glass for all cars & trucks. 
ait an beaters at a eek BEA LL R AKC| Pe om 41112] All work Insurance 
cigery heihignn "Fico ° Wire smelt nets, Reg. $5.00, now red female Collie. 7% mos. PONTIAC RD, AT OPDYKE - elaims Kay Prast]. Hub 
cal as Ortheen Like ave. Sheetrock —— “EM 3-283, anytime. a n Auto Glass Co., 129 Oskiand. PE 
HOT WATER HEATER, 615. Plastic waders, Reg. $7.98, now | BEA MALE GERMAN, Rentals, Parts : eee 
. : 2-0072. 95. Shepherd. All »hots ghest of | 1890 Crooks Rd. 
+. —s-x|4x8 Sheet $1.35] mito: nn roots, nes. si808, now| Breeding. Maries 2000 tk WS SELECTION i -. 13 8, | stack FEMALE RALP DACHS | "or ? . td Plyscord, 4x8% sheet ... $450) - Anderson Hardware head, 1 iar og, needs home in| at the John Deere Des in 
fittings, $7.50 2 table "$4. me ape 100 sq. ft. $3.95 2182 8 “Telegraph Ra country. 8-3748. Ortonville, Pp. WA wis 
Gon fase ren Ba S| Ba wx. Daye o-e| BGGTON, TERRIER. OPPIES | - eer, Galt from i0:00" te 1:30" only. | Pougiee Sr 22h 212 2 soo a oa Cua gore ange yk |SOSFOR TERRIERS AT “GTUD, | Tord by ‘hy araaie eulivator @ pring 00 = 30 TRACTOR 
an . 4x8% plywood............ 50} 68-1275. 164 Mohawk. SocEES PUPPIES: AKG REO. Fe . Oliver smell |" wheels complete at 
ETS tasers Voungetein vor" | Bae its iene wee. e088 | CDRS MODERN oaneie Wi | eam Ano Rs PE | faim eae atale 1 motor 
model | $180.95, Valeo. $110.59, | Soll pipe, galvanized pipe, sewer! _. telegraph Rd. FE 34708, | GOCKER PUPS, 6 WEEKS OLD. Sina aathet ‘with, sickle stack: 
tne sls at terrific values.| °7°** plaster baréware. =| Une — . oY — SELL | OR 3-008. ment. Cheap, see Sesbenese TE 
ichigan 3 Or Manley Leach, 10 Bagley. EASTER SUNNIES, $1.50 EACH.| Hwy. moral © k. Red Run 03 8. ¥ ze 
chart Ave. oA pom ‘COMPLE kal ‘gouse. 258 W. Tienken Ré., Rochester. | _¢r mist north of 19 Mile. | e= 
Cw MOWERS —SHARPENED.| Eady “crepty. Te Hunting Accommo, 635A) _ ou tayot, SPECIALS . Joa vy Py Shy wih 5 Pick and deliver. FE 2-1311. SURE PPAR PPP LPL LEL LOL ALP LLL BUN: le Oliver 88 industrial tractor “with ee te 50 per cent off. or 
LAWN MOWER PARTS, CHAINS BURMEISTER 6 ACRES ON OS. 13 ALCONA eae BU Nie: oS as CROOEA ard loader and at @ goo 
[hme aoa Se SPT Northern Lumber A a = is at ee discount. Several al ED. WILLIAMS bd 3 . tractors with . i w at Raeburn 
FE +ism, = EASTER BUNNIES Chalmers @ with equipment 
LIONEL & AMERICAN Pontiac ‘EM oan fin & Eat Eat gave sand, Gravel & Dirt 66) PAS'PE 220 New OC-3 ‘Oliver tractors, oad: hoe ‘Service _—81 
; wae ciegra EASTER BUNNT Pet| °*. 
FLYER TRAINS = eae EL 64108 | Ah ore Cavel, walldoning, MA ESnop, 8, Astor. Pr 44433 cent discount. We also have @ | CRANESHAPT G 0 IN THE 
Authorized factory service and | WATER SOPTNER, 60.000 GRAIN. +2007 GERMAN SHEPARD, FEMALE. 3 | sas opm aS Dew Bad ween | Gar. Cymaders ebores: pack Ma- 
cengine — Free test Soms — os eA and . = mos. Purebred ac reg. MaAy- We carty @ complete a ‘of | chine Bhop. 23 OH ood. Phone FE 
Lad 6.3586. . zi fair o-n00 : 22-3563, 
SKE! aes. Ma ACiN Fill Sand Top Sol | arts and service Ford, Ford- 
eres Sx er oun WELL MACHINE SAND, TRUCK. | Washed Sand — Gravel — "tone | HALF BEAGLE AN COCKER | Pirguson, and Oliver tractors,| Sale Motor Scooters 82 
color pa’ blems. Hundreds WaERLOMAIn = ST ATELS TK) i end loading, back filling.| puppies. $3. FE 42170. Pontiac Farm ustrial 
of colors to Bod ae a a Oe FE 46584, | MALE BOXER & PEKINGESE, Jracter Co. GB Weokward Ave. | samp CUSHMAN. EXC. COND. 
ber bag: Beg ell a woe Theel and brakes FE 5-6006 ry FILL DIR 1 cor eon. | ot ree, papers. FE a inmnatan OOK cx Can after §:00 and all day Sat. 
496. Orchard Mie Fe 64 Wood END ALUMINOM COSEEE | we pred RAND & ORAVEL 2.5028 _ hunter, 6. OR = ony a —<ondition._ 9108. Elegie S2ee._ | AN ¥a88 “LUMBER BARGAINS nation doors. 1 windows, ~- Eviniras AFTER 5:30 ap serge pig OLD, SPRING SPECIAL cash, PE 8-367. 
. I Used and New te BENSON” LUMBER CO, | a FRONE GARD 5 ORAVEL PARAKEETS - — Spee FALEING, Big Discount For Sale Motorcycles 83 
9x4 shorts ........--- sees eee % : WANTED SINGLE Disc, —— Sa titan , STORE, | jocation.- Crade’s Bird Hatchery, GRAN Dailies «that ad a Penn ad axa; x10: “driti, duia'Sai Linge. aS oa STONE — a1 TOP Bote” | 2% Auber, FE prac’ RARnOws videon Oo va Bout 
pipe. ——— WiwreD: coer naymmente of new | _ Bisek Dirt, Pill, Send, Gravel Parakeets, Guar. to Talk ROTO-TILLE! naw. ; 
(Pield tile and fittings) slecteie sewing machine. Call oe Hamphre L — FE 2-108 gome talking, wins. See Us Toda i064 WHIZZ. Bi 
ercirip windows. $13.08 up. | _OAkland_0-2405, a1 Fane TOF 56 aac a 581 4th Bt a pew parts im exc. cond. PE 
Cedar fence poste nae & up. Do it Yourseit  61| Wan "Beaty, we FE oe ‘183, Sanderson. gi HOUGHTEN & SON For Sale Bicycles 84 
Com wk so. | PARAKERTS, CANARIES, CAGES.| — Brvice Cations Sounty ww Acne) tm of patos & brushes BOAT AND FLOOR 8A ANE ven grind A-1 TOP SOIL Food since 1977 Oakland Ave. 33_YEA BOY'S BIKES, 20° & 2”. 620 
"SURP US LUMBER “< ers steamers, ele. FE 65-3144, 240| Loaded & delivered ange vou, POODLES, TINY a 3 fertiliser nek Hees one * ae, ‘OR 3-2033. 
MATERIAL SALES CO. Be pean Ate eeetd. | ing ood 8 RYO | season. $175. MA. +3800. ir DO's GOOD | ies 
ils 0488) OR 3-702)“ “FOR RENT ot grovel, OR L DIRT. GAND | oO ERANIAN ETT | SED FARMALL “CUB, VERT | _ cond. $15. MA 61683. ~ 4 i . 
i 6, sire TYPEWRITER. GUN WALLPAPER STEAMERS OP on cuties! Poodle dering | 00d, condition. Cost wan attec| NEW IN CARTON 
eabinet. 16 millimeter projector. | SANDERS Bick dist, gravel and fil. Om| Muiatures, lovel silts. | | Fiib00, Phone Rochester, OL 1-#834 
ree. RABBITS POR SALE. SASTER| ie 
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Bud Shelton Motor Sales on models, Pays top dollar 
_Cor, Auburn & EB. Blvd. PE 4-6728, | 
eter, abe oo rit 
HIGH PAID 
OUT OF STATE 
GLENN'S 234 8. SAGINAW &T. FE 47371 
See M & M Motor Sales 2657 ithe Hey On sie 
“THE HIGH DOLLAR Fo — —_ os cars. We 
need the on ye ee 
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one. Just your car or truck 
Haskins Chev. 
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OA $-2250. Rea. 
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DODGE 1 TON PICKUP. $380. 1040 Cloveriawn, Pontiac 
ODGE DUMP TRUCK, NEW motor, new rubber, Call after 
OR °-1841. 
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_91| FUNNY BUSINESS, tint ere For Sale | |For Sale Cars 91/ For Sale Cars. - 91 | * Se Ee ee hy ee en ee ee ee en eee en es rE Lm ee PL ey ea eee a BM ee 5 Pee & Sex ve Rv aS ies Bee oa pegs 1 io VI ae al 46 i PRO i SA eae a * ‘< aa wer “56 7 t ; 3 * pe | fe Sek 4 ‘ 3 + \ pr SE Wee \ > Pes | 2 ; ro ea - i ; ws \ A : : se! 
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Quality Used Cars | 
'97 Ford Country ; Sedan $2495 3 41149 after | pe. 
: UPTO $900" |'S4 Ford 2Dr, ........-. $ 995 
CHEVROLET | «8 ||'54 Mercury Sun Valley $1295 a eee CARS. 
  
    
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ween: art ess § 3959 to 195T models available. 
‘& twan| Haskins Chev. “ ee or 2 dr, Power- sea ane Highway aos      
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        ~ “ee ; al ai “ , H : . : : ; : at 1956 Bel Air peowt radio, hester, oe Bicering: Minhas: Wiahows so sod ati 
Ey, oem CLE VROLET lie. <-t .- 22 oa eo “TERRIFIC SAVINGS | satipment! nésiiy sharp, ice | 28 ‘55 Ford Country Sedan _ $1495 1088 uth, etation wagon, ¥-s, vant * Yl = Radio & Heater. W/Wall Tires a 
Se, Re SS Sl lU6LlUll CS — $195 $1725 ‘54 Plymouth 2-Dr, ..... $ 895. us 4 door. RF. 7S 3 Onn eet | ee Long easy terms, tS a MDE BAKER Woes 0 | Meater, W/Wall Tires. This one tf 
ATION $1495 ‘ = =—" = = ii Or your ear down. | NORTH CHEVROLET miles. Resseaahie. OL 1-188. “5S Chevrolet Convert. $1595 
ge alma ernad Amal ¢owe piymest : i Se > 71 im Up to 36 Mos. on bal, 1000 S. WOODW ARD CHEVROLET V8, Powerglide. Radio & Heater. W/Wall Tires, 
Parry inane NORTH CHEVROLET % Pee _ | As YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED BIR MINGHAG ‘53 Ford Convert. .... es $ 895 3 DR. SPECIAL. OR OR 1000 Ss. W OODW ARD ad 4 es > - = BEFORE iss3 PACKARD MAYEAIR HARD- 1962 2-door sedan, beautiful green ‘Radio & Heater, Fordomatic, wreae Tires. _ 
e BIRMINGHAM . a he ee ie rabesteen s tee TAKE ADVANT.GE OF oR |¢ (2 ‘in on “Sreeo = ipw mise and one ceene W $1795 : : a ¥ pimples a Low LOCATION | 7 Pees ee | $495 ‘55 Dodge Sta. \ regon os 
arma FOR ’ : Radio & Hester, 
“I told you we shouldn't serve half-done squab to that *AvGATIBFACTION He down payment _ 55 DeSoto 4-Dr. eee ewee $1595 
ones | a ~~ = We een Radio & Heater. W/Wali Tires, Power Steering and - 
mine Se COS 8 _” For Sale Cars 91 HASKINS! erates laty| BIRMINGHAM * ‘54 Ford Custom 8 4-Dr. . $ 895] * makes & models to choose from. ins} STUDEBAKER SPORTS   
      
  
    
  
    ‘St CHR, $250 a, iss) STUDEBA a |: Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires. 
| aeetieruest ) Birmingham | curvroter | maim Glia Ez, geet x |°S4 Plymouth Convert. .. $1095 isd CHEV. BEL Ain 4 DR HARD- “Oakland County's "WS OLDS, 99 CONT. FULL, Row. | ment PE Sees, _sesiet ! Y wane . ee 
trade’ Yor’ 3, Pentine er “Buick N ASH Fastest Growing Dealer” leeoe 32 8 eee P REAOTFOT Mt ® le — i 99 5 
fittest edna | 666.5 Woodward, Birm, (MAE! VO ate gece orm | = Bright =] S3. Lincoln Hardtop .... $ Hydramatic, Radio & Heater, res. and 3:00 pm, except Friday " ‘sa “PACKARD SEDAN, LOADED, | 
area y cave SPECIAL |. FORD soikyfitte woron ewes =» SPOOL ~—_| 54 Plymouth Wagon ... $ 995   
    
  
      
  
    
    
  
        
  
    
    
  
  
    
  
        
  
  
          
  
     
      
      
  ail black, loaded. OR ‘CHRYSLER IMPERIAL | HARD We wit give gold bell gitt stamps Custom Sty 80 PC YMOUTH. HANDLES “REAL | oe ; ~ ; Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires. 
ss Pen td , are teehee from, $1350 “a nivwoum pecowe very) AUTO SUPER MART | ‘56 Ford Victoria ...... $1995 HAPPY LARRY JEROME ‘it PLYMOUTH es ? DR. Low Mileag e Fordomatic WWall Tires, Radio & Heater, Power 
ROCHESTER FORD DEALER Fgh Bargain, PE 3-1542_ bea | ‘Ch Chr slee: St. Regis $2695 
CAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- i953 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK | Low Prices y .* -E ASTER some? Let us help you adjust te| RAN, runs wr aR ann. NEW YORKER, Full Power. Like n 
esteclion mae at ARRON RD, : eee | ems Saas |Low Payments. ‘55 Olds 98 Holiday. eevee $2195 
of first choice used cars. | SAVE THIS AD | SAVE Lake Orion Motor Sales |. ~ PLYMOUTH © Pull Power plus Air Conditioning. 
Dalle H. Hughes, Inc. | Must Be Preseiited | PORDMERCURY one ee 56 Pont. S'chf Cat. $2195 | ‘53 Buick 2-Dr. .$ 695 
syle nT eu "4 a | rOuD ink. drive, wl shape, $525. rE] 1953 44 edan, Mice and clean | (’56 Cadillac Cpe. oe $3895 | adio & Heater. Boeshew w wa Tires. a side aad nesusee | S . 82295 
eee ee Crake ARR etme | EME SLR EE Oe oe Sms |'55 Olds Super 88 2-Dr. .. $1695 estate erie | | MTON ST! Sag ee $395 "55 Ford 2Dr. ...1. $1095 | ,_, Pore, 2 soe fia Yaa ceCnnen, TE $1350 sjinare sat. Ganund eset ) 35 Olds 2-Dr. ...... sisos. | ‘56 Buick Century ...... $2495 Pre FE $4356. __ LARRY into the Army. "38 red & white — ee ene 54 Buick 4Dr. ..... $1295 | Station Waron. 
Saf Gast Bia Ne Ponies 5 eer afer 530° ehesaees | NORTH CHEVROLET |'34 Olds 88 2-Dr. .. $1495. 'S4 Buick Super Riviera $1395 am ‘ hi EROME 8t. { S. WOODWARD  |'54 P 4-D 895 | ulc P em | EE 8 COUPE. “SNARE. R BE FORD DEALER | ibs “MERCURY RADIO AND 000 'S. WOODW¢ ("54 Pontiac 4Dr. ...$ Seeer Meesd | 7 FORD 164. GOOD CONDITION. Ta heater. No money down BIRMINGHAM | 54 Cadillac Cpe. DV $2695 || 5 
FORD isi RA Titi 5 BEATER. EVERYBODY'S CREDIT Is Goop| Credit Bi Mer. = ee pt, moni Cal :RERUHGTH |’53 Pont. Chief 4-Dr. $ 695 54 Olds 98 Oe ce see ae $1495 
| Nery. sles $275. = > THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND +1900, Herold Temmer_Ford. ag ae nome res. Ria H. $150. MA | Ee or. 1 es * a (en! a ; 
FORD ded og : Sagina Tog OY oa SWHOUTH CRANBROOK. a 53 Pontiac Convert. 5 
y on Pose ca tee on =a ZL fit hevaae CHEVROLET otr $338. Fr re we a '*53 Nash Sedan ....$ 495. $1. FORD CUSTOM V-@ HAW-| Runs like new, $5 down; $5 a wk. ist ee MOUTH BELVEDERE | |'51 Olds Sedan RB. $ 3905 thorne green, Pordamatic, R&H.| FE 8-2740. Dealer. 1953 Bel Alr 4-door sedan. radio hardtop. Exc. cond. Has been | Dosd ies 
_ extra . $295, $5 dn. $16); ; |) pester’ am finish. used as 2nd car. Exe peiet, Tl 51 Buick Sedan ....$ 395 mo. Great _ MI on. 56 FORD CONVERT. ae santas’ toeoe ports Very | clean, new tires. $350, ha AGS | 
FORD 1953. 4 DR. R & B wew. ee graues power Cra ae - mee. | ore ome '51 Pontiac Sedan ..$ 350: DeSoto Plymouth Dealer : x “adillac 595 | =F | 
Se foment res) | $505 ee ama hat , 33 WwW. Ee 1 . Cah own-/'5 a A - A 
HAUPT © i ee ere tt] voy ana ve wom cee, ee ne 0 Bucks »8|| 912S. Woodward, Birmingham heater, No money down assume | NORTH CHEVROLET H. Also ‘48 Ford pickup 50 Olds 2- Dr $ 295, 
; Creat Mer, Mr Parks, Midwest | ; VROUET | Seutor trade. 450 First SSE gsi ties : a coda, POWER. | Pontiac Sales +7900, Harold Turner Ford | IG Ce ie itso PONTIAC CATALINA, ora EROME_ Midwest 6-530? 
* Tie ertible. Owner's MUST SELL 1968 FORD CUSTOM NG isa peste ats (ees. | 
: caren) ats, © Me eet Toit, eer tate cae | 2s mam toraamate, eng | nae eae J ~OPEN- | a i Be ce ed Re Ra | pcs Cail . ——ee ** "$5 FORD CUSTOMLINE, Raw, + ‘ | ing Goel pata bn rang hel oes rchard Lake at Cass ys 
3 "s6 Ponting, 000 a lam Myare.| rs ba ooks original owner. | a power See sparse | ee ostinee ne oat “Por | FE 80488 | 8 A. M, til g P. M. 
4 ctan bealed ta as | FOND VICTORIA 1664. RADIO a| _"<: 9.000 miles. s180e, MI ean eeied ee | eee _ a $$$ 
4 | "Sirarematte ‘Power trates Sharp. #3081" 2008 Bane June Dre ‘ ‘ete Th = Se ies nae es: | Condition, 8160. PE 2. salami “CY” OFFERS THESE   
  
| BRING PONTIAC’S ONLY *s) Pontiac 6 4 dr. sedan, RAH "| Spring Flowers 
LINCOLN ‘s) Pontiac 8 6 Gr. sedan Radio | | AT PRICES : . 
cbesee esi Wacamtn : | uick Like an Easter Bunn MERCURY “iste ee | OLIVER | YOUCAN'T AFFORD ciasmieial * DEALEP N. MAIN GT, CLARESTON’ | | COME IN TO MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES TWO LARGE 
a on Manis ese or MAPS ETA BUICK TO MISS! ri = CONVENIENTLY LOCATED USED CAR LOTS AND 
CHEVROLET FORD MAKE EASTER THE BEGINNING OF YOUR SUMMER 
SALES FUN IN THE SUN. . NS 
= iy sedan, with V4 en- engine radia "Geter ‘ana ‘Pere. ot STATION WAGONS I NCLUDED ARE: atic. Low miles and just lke, CENTRAL apap ie occ A-| 1Used Car Buys | Hop - To - It 
      
  
  
      
      
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=. oe $1495 Pest velne packed Apa] "55 FORD 2-Door .......ceeeeeeeeens sores $1495 SEVERAL LOW PRICED SPECIALS ote : argains. 1 ; i $1295 Pie ee 1°34 FORD 4Door ...... 0s ecececeeeeeee es $1295 { 4238 
. Po yg OE, 5 re om Sree: NORTIL CHEVROLET $495 "30 FORD! 2-Door 2.25. 0.0c.0e 00: Heondoo: $ 175 |, Z | a sess agian = NORTH CHEVROL. ET | 1000S WOODWARD | Nort ide 4] aklan ve : ™ ; 1000S. W 10 WAR BIRMINGHAM \'S3 Ford Custom 4-Dr. Se- ~ , , h > d 6 O kl d A . 
a “a eta BIRMINGHAM | inh, FORD CONVERTIBLE, NO dan, radio, heater, Fordo- CONVERTIBLES ; , 
mast owac renus |S -POGR REL AIR GHEVNO:| BTW Mra "eh Cea = loss PONTING a ‘i856 o6 Chevrolet ‘55 Pontiac ‘55 Chevrolet iy EOF oon ing and Powerglide. EM_ 3-4044. _Turner. Ford. - 7 NEES TNS Crease ee ea : Poneride Reale SEDAN — 2DOOR 8 - Redio & Meater, BEL AIR SPORT COUPF. - 
Low" OVER Lock oN 1°57 Chevy, must sell. Take) “NO MONEY DOWN — [SS FORD vo... cceccececcee cece eee nena ess $1695 Walls: ‘. oe meee BLUE | TVORY & Bight Radio & Heater PONeTenGe, 
Semeaere | Cash FE "5.4083. as 3 Sere Genre wee | yp Poniee apr ceden| | oUMORD eeoee aes: ante idnbeedToenes $1695 | ] evs Tee) $1595 seis ne ee ymouln, re arp | '52 onuuiac 4-Ur, . an, : 
1 " OF OR dark green finish with ra- | 54 FORD ............ ” siais)ces Sale Sire nleila'e« $1195 ‘95 Pontiac 55 Ch ] 
: - CHEVROLET | DEALER idio and heater Ulan pea 4176 . eVvrTo et 55 Chevrolet HASKINS 8 Ford Victoria | SE CORD ee econ ees peti soe eee ies = $ 995 CONVERTIBLE Ratio & Heat. Det RAY COUPE-Radio & 310 STATION WAGON —Power- 
lege sport coupe with radio heat- Forde RAE power seat. WW, startling RED. : car a i @ GREEN, Esicpre tases: EIGE 
ssi tues ‘alee’ Price recuees ts only | : : — $1345 $1595 
“Galland County’ ¢ Bee | SPECIALS! | 1555 nd County’s 1495 aa $oaD Kes Ra PORDA. Bwow 03 Pontiac Deluxe 4-Dr. ' ; ) 
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  ‘Wits at TV Rehearsals 
Replace Country Store 
By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—The country stores in New York are the TV 
rehearsals where the modern day cracker-box wits toss off 
their philosophies as the crossroads sages did years ago in the 
small towns. 
x « * 
I wanted to say helle te Como during a midafternoon 
rehearsal, He was in his dressing room. “Is he sleeping 
now?” I asked writer Jay Burton. | 
“No,” sald Basten, “pa wate setae Hane Seby bee Prins Se 
show Saturday nights.” 
-* x * 
Esther Williams told Steve 
Allen’s B. W., Jayne Meadows, 
“I’m probably the only girl in 
town now with three eyes.” 
Holding. up two small 
contact lens boxes, she ex- 
plained, “I have four con- 
tact lenses but somebody 
forgot to pack the fourth 
_one; so here I find myself 
with three eyes.” 
Esther later told us that the 
secret of her happiness is that 
she swims nude in her Holly- 
wood pool every night. “I'm 
a little worried,” she con- 
  fesséd, “about that guy who-lives up on-the hill—he may have 
a contact lens spyglass.”   
Awaits Arraignment 
jon Larceny Charge 
* * 
He also pleaded innocent to a 
  x * * | 
Pretty Jaci Johnson, one of the hostesses on Jan Murray’s| 
“Treasure Hunt,” a Las Vegas girl, got her first chance to| 
speak a line. Supposed to say, “Sorry, Jan, our time is up,” 
she said, “Sorry Jan, our up is time.” 
  THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
The feuding Duchess of Windsor and Elsa Maxwell both 
leave for Europe today—both on the United States... Frank 
Sinatra’ll go to Europe mid-summer to shoot scenes for his 
next movie. Eartha Kitt, the “Shinbone Alley” star, played 
with Virginia Wickes’ daughter—then learned the girl has) 
mumps. She’s taking shots and hop-| 
ing ... Shary Lane is a part-time 
restaurant hostess between roles. 
_* *« * 
Mrs. Geordie Hormel, bride of the 
Hormel heir, is tending the switch- 
| board at his record company... 
Kenny Vance of The Bachelors vocal 
kids . . . Fred Finkelhoffe’d love to 
havé Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney 
in his next B’way show. 
x * * 
EARL’S PEARLS ... the woman who 
SHARY thinks she can hold her husband with 
her cooking should remember he 
wasn't eating a sandwich when he proposed.—H. G. Hutcheson. 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: A tax-payer sighed, “I don’t know 
  group is no bachelor—and has four! . freed on personal] bond unti] May 
2, pending the Circuit Court case. 
He was arrested Sunday by 
  
  drunk driving charge and was! 
Robert Wachal and 
          
              24 hour-long variety shows next 
feminine entertainer.   FAVORITE GIRL FRIEND — Singer Dinah Shore is dear to the hearts of NBC television network, 
the versatile Dinah may replace Lucille Ball as TV's most popular ‘+ 
    Dinah ‘Shore | Faces Fall Video, j. Schedule — t , 
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which has put her in charge of 
seasoh, With this busy schedule, TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
Headline. 
(2) Dr, Christian. 
1:15—(7) News. 
7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. (9) Millicn 
Dollar Movie. Walter Pidgeon, 
Maureen O'Hara, Roddy Mc- 
Dowell in “How Green Was My 
Valley. (4) Dinah Shore. (2) Sgt. 
Preston. 
7:45—(4) News. 
18:00—(7) Frontier Justice. Cattle 
rustling causes food : shortage. 
(4) You Bet Your Life. (2) Bob 
Cummings. 
'$:30—(7) Circus Time. 
baseball star Jackie Robinson. 
(4) Dragnet. 
ple's Choice. 
in (4) Nigeria." Rider. 
7:00—-(T) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. (9) 
(4) Mich. Outdoors. 
Former 
“Paperhangers" 
cash bad checks in supermarket, 
(2) Climax. Suspense tale, ‘Mad 
“Bomber.” 
|\9:00—(7) Danny. Thomas, (9) Fea- ture Theater. Jack Hawkins in 
“Front Page Story.” (4) Peo- 
9:30—(7) Bold Journey. “Preacher 
Tennessee   ecte—(T). Wild BML Hicksk. (9)| Pertwee Brondway enmedy, Popeye. (4) News, Sports. “Three: Men on @ Horse 
6:15—(4) Weather. (2) News. turing Jack Carson, Carol Chan- 
6:20—(4) Box Four ning, Mona Freeman, Edward 
sage Weather. 
6:30—(7) Goldbergs.’ (9) Falcon 
(4) Juvenile Court. (2) Range| XY, man with horse-picking 
10:00—(7) ‘Telephone Time. (4) (Color). Video ‘Theater. 
trial for 
Molesters.” (9) His Honor, H. Bell. 
10:45—(7) Wattrick Sports. 
11:00—(7) Soupy's On. 
11:10—(9) Weathervane. 
11:15—(9) Million Dollar Mystery. 
Show. (2) Miss Fairweather. 
11:20—(2) Sports Final. 
11:256—(2) 
Richard Dix in “Ghost Ship.” 
nephew. (4) Tonight N. 
Party. 
  
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mi 4 Big Shows 
fo Star Singer NBC Sweetheart Vies 
With Lucy for Title of! 
‘Miss Television’ 
By CHARLES DENTON 
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Dinah 
Shore is a big girl now—very big! 
So far as her television bosses, 
are concerned, she is the unchal-| 
lenged “Miss NBC,” their most 
favored girl-type performer. 
* * a 
Bin jeesrsing wd award as TV's   from what the Tennessee thrush 
“T’'ve never been able to believe 
that if someone else could do 
‘something, I couldn’t do it too,” 
CAN'T TAKE NO 
“It kills me, but I just can't 
biggest trouble. Always has been. 
* * * 
“Even as a kid I was that way. 
I figured if some other girl could 
iswim the 440 in record time, 
thing”’ 
This attitude makes for a Jot 
of work which Dinah might have 
      
    why the government can't cut down on its spending. It made 
me cut down on mine.” 
* * 
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Joe E. Lewis says he'll go on ae 
wagon—if he can find one with a bar. That's earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1957)     
  
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could too. The same was true with) 
itenmis, juggling, dancing — any- Dinah has ‘blossomed into a pro- 
ficient dancer in the past couple 
of years because she decided a 
15-minute show. 
The same is trye with her sing- 
ing, although she freely admits little footwork would brighten her) . gro ‘ACROSS 
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10:30—(7) Confidential File, “Child 
(9) Na- 
tional News. (4) News. (2) News. 
John Howard in “The Man Who 
Returned to Life.” (4) Patti Page 
Nightwatch Theater. 
11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater. Ida 
Lupino as school teacher faces 
misconduct problems with 
Y¥. Show Ernie. TV actor Jackie Cooper}¢:55—(2) On The Farm Front. . 
(2)|4:00—(2) The Jimmy Dean Show. 
(4) Today. (7) Little Rascals, 
"17: 45—(2) News. ; 
8:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
Horton, Arnold Stang, Johnny $:30—(7) Wixie Wonderland. 
Carson, Race track devotees find g;45-(2) Cartoon Classroom. 
9:00—(4) Romper Room. 
9:30—(7) Stars on Seven. 
\9:45—(2) News, Weather. 
$:55—(4) Faye ree save ee Seem OS eae 
(4) Home Show. (7) Story Studio. 
10:25—(7) News. 
10:30—-(7) The Erwins. 
11:90—(4) Price Is Right.. 
11:30-~-(2) Strike It:Rich. ey Truth 
or Consequences. (7) News, 
11:37—-(7) Robin and Ricky. 
11:55—(9) Billboard. enna 
FRIDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00-~(2) Valiant Laily. (4) Tic 
Tac Dough, (7) Good Friday 
Services, (9) Children’s News- 
reel, 
12:15—-(2) Love of Life. (9) Discov- 
eries. 
12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) It Could Be You. (9) Meet 
Corliss Archer. 
12:45—(2) The Guiding Light. 
'1:00—-(2) (Color) Ladies Day. (4) 
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's} Blenda Presents Beulah. (7) 
arm Report. . oo (9) Going Our 
- |i330—- (@) (Color) Club 6. (7) 
Liberace. . 
1:55—(2) News. 
2:00—(2) Our Miss Brooks, (7) 
Lady 
    
  
    
  
      
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in a Elvis Presley prop-|o7 Pretier — = $:38—-(2) (Color). The Bab Crosby 
of course—I can sing it.” [3% Lege! potns Show. , 
“When it ow to judging tunes 3g Period of a. ze 4:00-—(2) The Day. () 
and singers, Dinah said, her|5, Yrs Queen For a . () Justice 
“barometer” ‘e her nine-year-old|34 Indians used Colt. 
|deughter, Melissa. oo 4:15—(2) The Secret Storm. 
“She's very hep,” Dinah con: 36 Mode frem 0 - 4:30—-(2) The Edge of Night, (7) 
| fided. “She spotted Tomnty Sands\|3§ Fehr ] 4:45—(4) ‘Modern Romances. before any of the rest of us, ai Bere Blunder 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) and having Pat Boone on my (4) sea (Fr) ; Dear (?) M nemine: . sh _ Phoebe. ickey Mouse | shew really made me - Gels teacher 9) ; 
at home.” In private life, Dinah 60 sears: land d §:30~—(4) Gene : 
is the wife of actor George Mont- 83 Anolate: Autry. 
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Until last fall, Dinah did two WN Confederation 94 Degrade 40 Prunes, os 6 LOR TV 
early - evening, 15- minute shows.| } Souu23 or ye a ee Seles and Service She dropped one of them to take| , pesce, 0 Uasioce Oe RCA and SYLVANIA on the nine hour-long “Dinah Shore| “ sdmirat 10 Lenser M4 Moat ‘trees are 4 Chances CONDON’S 
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  These three companies employing 107,000 ‘people, with sales in 1956 
totaling one billion, two hundred sixty-six million dollars, announce the signing 
of agreements providing for a fully-integrated program of engineering, production, 
sales and service of automotive vehicles; automotive, marine and industrial gaso- 
line and diesel engines; and diesel and gasoline fuel injection systems. All of these 
companies have been associated for years with quality, precision manufacture 
and high-performance products. 
Pursuant to these agreements, Daimler-Benz and Curtiss-Wright have formed 
an American company — Curtiss-Wright and Mercedes-Benz, Inc.—to provide 
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Canada! Mexico and Cube. 
Studebaker-Packard Corporation in signing the agreements will cow sabe 
available to its dealers a full line of domestic and imported sports cars, conver- 
tibles, sedans and station wagons~ ranging in price from under $2,000 up to 
- $13,000 — gasoline and diesel powered trucks and all-wheel drive utility vehicles. 
Mercedes-Benz cars and distinctive Mereedes-Benz features— such as fine 
a swing axles and transmissions~will be exclusive to Studebaker- 
epee, Utica-Bend Division of Curtiss-Wright Corporation, now building diese! 
engines for the U. S. Navy, will import and ‘manufacture Mercedes-Benz diesel 
engines and diesel ahd gasoline engine fuel injection systems under the agree- 
ments. The engines will range from a 4-cylinder model of 25 h.p. to a supercharged 
angiehaet between Daimler-Benz and Curtiss- 
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