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IN STORM’S WAKE — Central
St. is left with a broken window
of the driving gale. There was similar damage up and down
Saginaw street. Bat
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CE ee ‘Savage Storms
‘Whip Midwest;
Claim 9 Lives 335 Marooned 8 Hours| asi
as Trains Hit 12-Foot
Wisconsin Snowdrifts
By The Associated Press
A savage winter curtain
call of fierce wind, snow and)
rain storms howled across
the midwest during the
weekend and swept. east-
ward with undiminished
fury.
At least nine deaths were
blamed on the whiplash
Pontiae Press Phete
Upholstering Co., 105 S. Saginaw
and a dangling sign as a result”
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on Berlin Speech Tonight WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Eisenhower. de-
livers his-radio-TV report-on-Berlin.
. background of crisis described as “the most serious since
Korea, perhaps more serious.”
The President; who will speak over all major radio ahd
television networks from 9: eavy Stress WIND DAMAGE — Tarpaper from the windstruck Chapman
Hotel lines Saginaw street in front of Lynn Jewelers & Opticians,
where a plate glass window was smashed by flying debris in
Lenten a . ta
30 to 10 p.m., E.S.T., was
UAR-Iraqi
Tensions at
Boiling Point
From Our News Wires
BEIRUT—Steadily deteriorating
relations between the United Arab
Republic “and Iraq plunged to a
dangerous new low today,
The tense situation had become
s* acute, the Caird newspaper Al
Ahram reported from Damascus,
that Iraqi authorities ordered ~all
UAR citizens in Iraq to get out
of the country within 24 hours.
At the same time in Moscow,
Nikita Khradhchev accused Pres-
ident Gamal Abdel Nasser of the
United Arab Republic today of
stirring up trouble in Iraq and
warned: “The Soviet Union is
not indifferent to the situation.”
Khrushchev spoke at the signing
of a Soviet-Iraqi economic agree-
ment in the Kremlin.
Moscow radio quoted him as
saying ‘we are all pained” by
Nasser’s recent anti-Communist
speeches in.Damascus.
Relations between the two Arab
nations, already strained, reached
the breaking point last week with
the abortive Iragi revolt centered
around Mosul, which Baghdad
blamed on the UAR. Both na-
tions have since traded vitriolic
insults and 12 UAR diplomats.were
eapelled from Baghdad last week.
‘ i ae
The hate-Iraq campaign of
United Arab Republic Presiderit
Gamal Abdel Nasser reached a
crescendo in Cairo today where
tens 6f thousands of screaming
demonstrators hanged effigies of
Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kas-'
sem alongside an insulting assort-
ment of dead dogs, cats and mice.
The mammoth anti-Kassem
demonstration started with a
memorial procession through the
streets of Cairo, honoring the
_— who died in the revolt in
northern Iraq last week,
The marchers, caught up in hys-
teria, screamed “enemy of God!”
oT Arsh watiiol of Arab cat sm.”"
In the latest demonstration in a
massive anti-Kassem, anti- som
propaganda campaign, marchers
cerried red-painted coffins with
pictures of Kassem plastered on}
the sides. The pictures were la-
beled ."‘the Baghdad executioner”
and ‘killer of women _ chil-
dren.”
Angi’ ‘Camipben Tax Accountant, t-
gome ‘Tas, Open Eves, FE 2-3615, 996 W.
ay “ vy
4 —*said to regard the speech as
ween’ OE RET ID a °F eee Ac Ys Pe a. ee one of the most important
rhe has delivered since en-
tering the ‘White House.
The seriousness of the Berlin sit-
uation was emphasized by Assist-
ant Senate. Democratic . Leader
Mike Mansfield (Mont.) who called
for Eisenhower to “lay it on the
line” in hig address to the nation.
Mansfield urged the govern-
ment to evacuate U.S, military
dependents from Berlin so Amer-
jean forces there would be ready
for any showdown with Russia.
The President may work on his
speech almost until broadcast time.
‘He passed up services Sun-
day and restricted his appointment
list today to work with Malcolm
Moos, the chief Presidential speech
twriter,
Eisenhower is expected to cou-
ple his report on the Berlin situ-
atiow with a strong new defense were killed by the flames.
More than a score of persons suf-
fered injuries in the storms. Prop-
erty damage was heavy,
OUT OF ROCKIES
The massive storm center, roll-
ing out of the Rockies Saturday,
dumped heavy snow on Wisconsin,
Iowa and Nebraska. The vicious
winds battered northern Midwest through
prayer, and I was HOLMES
more than willing to give it, “but
you will have to cooperate,” I told
Flint Father
Kills Wife, Tots
of his military and foreign aid |areas with gusts up to 78 m.p.h.|her. se
programs, both under heavy fire | The snow, powered by the “What more can I do?’ she
in Congress, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) |asked simply.
F lint Mother, 2 Daughters Die
AP Wirephete
younger iiabiiai, He el two older daugh-
Seeley, 32, of Flint is taken into the detective ters sleeping in another room; Seeley is a mas... Pee
bureau by Patrolimai James Burke. Police say cian and part-time music teacher’ i the Fiint
Seeley has admitted killing his wife and two _ Public Schools.
4
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and Martha, 9, were left unharmed Bt. in Lif
Hacks Spouse, Drowns
2. Daughters; Blames
Slayings on ‘Urge’
FLINT WA 32-year-old public
schogl music teacher and sym-
phony orchestra member was held
today in the hatchet slaying of
his wife and drowning of two small
daughters,
AML three were put to death in
pre-dawn hours yesterday at- the
family home. Two other daughters
“In custody is the husband and
father, James R, Seeley, part-
time school teacher, who police
said blamed the slayings on ‘an
urge to kill,”
The wife, Carol, 32; was hacked
to death in her bed with a hatchet
and knife.
(One daughter, Connie, 6 months
old, was drowned in the bathroom
toilet and the other, Carol, 4 years,
in the bathtub, police said.
The other two girls, Karen, 8,
in a third bedroom where they
slept together,
Police Lt. John Burton said that
Seeley, respected in his neighbor-
hood and in the city's schools, ad-
mitted taking the three lives upon
returning home at 2 a.m, from a
round of. bar. visits,
Burton said Seeley told of going
to bed, then awakening with “an
urge to kill.”
Seeley sald the urge left him
after he killed Mrs. Seeley, Carol
and Connie and that he did not
Seeley drove the five miles from
the family's ranch-type home to-
police headquarters to report dis-
pa the anise when he came
ceive, the one accustomed to big
things received big things, and the
one accustomed to little things re-
ceived less.
Why was this so?
Because it is my conviction that
there is a law of God, ready, will-
ing and able to respond to us di-
rectly in proportion to how much
faith we have. .
Since God can only give what
we will take, and since taking is
a mental act, we must train
our minds to believe and to ac-
cept. That is why Jestis said...
“and as thou hast believed, so
be it done unto thee.”
The working mother before me
had entered a downward spirat,
asking for, and thereby receiv-
ing, less and less of the things
she wanted frorh life, Yet, we can
go to the Infinite Storehouse with
(Continued°on Page 2, Col.°3) *
Sees Good Climate
for New Car Sales
DETROIT (® — Dealers’ new
car stocks totaled 703,897 units
on March 1, compared with
650,193. on Feb. 1, Automotive
News said today. On March 1
last year stocks totaled 865,566
units.
The trade paper said: ,
“The February addition of
fewer than 55,000 new units tg
stocks, together with firmer
profits. and. economy-model
shortages, added up toa selling
atmosphere vastly superior to
that of a year ago.
“Supporting the improved
pre-spring outlook wag the fact
that shortages of ‘cheapie’ mod-
els and hot higher-priced units
are prevalent so long after 59
2 smmrwd ‘ nee
~ “Chevrolet, Ford and y-
mouth dealers all’ chant one
chorus of, ‘Send me more
stripped sixes.’ ”
| }} Tonight's Hearing to Get |
Defense Testimony on
tf —Quster Charges
Defense witnesses for suspended
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley
will occupy the spotlight wane
* *® *
The hearing will begin at 7:30
=~ in the City
Straley was suspended Feb.
insubordi-
nation, neglect of duty and failure
to maintain good behavior,
* * *
Civil Service Commissioners
have indicated they will also: hold
hearings Wednesday and. Friday
evenings in an effort to conclude|Fi
the case by March 31,
They reportedly wish to wind up
the hearing before April 6, when
a vote is scheduled on whether
the city will retain the Civil Serv-
ice Act.
News Flash; WASHINGTON (—The House
today passed--and sent to the
Senate a bill to extend temporary
federal jobless pay benefits
three months beyond April 1 to
an estimated 405,000 eligible
workers.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) —
Yale’s 4,000 undergraduates were
placed on indefinite probation
today by President A. Whitney
Griswold as a result of a battle
Saturday between staleute and
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In Today’ s Press | 60 M.P.H. Wind
{Topples Trees
‘in Oakland Area . Vicious Storm Strips
One Waterford Home.
of All Its Shingles -
Pontiac and Oakland
|County cleaned up today
in the wake of a late-winter
gale that whipped the area
yesterday with blasts up-
wards of 60 miles an hour.
Shingles were ripped
from hundreds of homes,
Wind Becomes
Switch-Engine
for Coal Gondola
A powerful gust of wind yester-
day acted like a *
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today. .
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legislative action, of that I'm sure,”
the governor told a news confer-
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The Weather
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38 Lew tonigh
Today in Portiac + Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m.) .°.
At 8 a.m: Wind velocity 25 - 30. m.p.
Panag Bo t 6:39pm.
Sun rises can 41 a.m, ~ Moon rises 19:45 a.m.
Moon sets Tuesday 231 a.m,
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Fast
House passage appeared assured
today for a bill to continue tem-
porary federal unemployment
‘benefits for some 300,000 jobless
would otherwise lose
passed before the
‘present jobless pay law dies
March 31.
* * *
‘To beat the expiration deadline,
leaders sent the bill to the floor
under procedure limiting debate to
40 minutes and requiring a two-
thirds vote for passage. Its pas-
sage today would give the Senate
two weeks to complete action.
for necking with a lady
Lenten Guideposts
{Continued From Page One) a gallon bucket-or a teaspoon, for
thought _ patterns, sights. A reassessment of her abil-
ity on the job prompted her to ask
= |Savage Storms Hit
Sever’ wind storms also lashed
the storm. |
Winds-gusted-at 80 m.p.h.
Cleveland area.
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Rain and winds up to 92 m.p.h.
battered southern Ontario yester-
day, Seven persons were injured
at Niagara Falls when two plate
glass windows “ii a restaurant
blew in. in the
e 4 _ Among. those hurt were a hon-—
@ymooning couple from Harper .
Woods, Mich, — Mr. and Mrs; |
..) Paxtisan. support as about.the best : ———
eat cond be ised with cuts,
Three churches were damaged.
Roofs were blown off at other
jpeints and.a number of windows
were shattered.” In St. Catherines
the tall brick chimney of a school
crashed across a home, slicing it
in half. J
County Road Official
fo Attend Conference } Paul Van Roekel, highway en-
the bill acceptable toJ,
Hyde Park. “It's spring,” Pen Michig:
nington explained to the judge. Ithe speak’ on traffic accident pr
on Weal roads and streets,
The conference is sponsored by
the County Read Assn,, of which
‘As Thou Hast Believed’
then go to the Infinite Storehouse
with a gallon bucket—or a tea-
spoon. The choice of dipper is
“(Copyright 1959 by Guideposts)
Waterford Dué —
to Award Bids —
for Blacktopping-
derson, clerk James Seeterlin said
today.
Six bids were opened at last
When the Waterford Township| Board meets ténight they will prob-
tons of engineers Jobuiou: & Ags ~ moderators. It's arranged primari
ly for residerits of White Lake.
Holly, Groveland, Brandon, Rose,
Highland, Waterford, Springfie
and Independence Townships. ~
Methodist Flint
erators. For Lake Orion, Oxford, Addison, Oakland and Pontiac
Giareas.
March 26: Southfield School
Number 10, West 10 Mile and
roads; Roberts as moderat-
: x * *
April 2, West Bloomfield High
School; Roberts as moderator. For
residents of West Bloomfield,
Troy,
moderators, For residents of Royal
-/Oak, Huntington Woods, Pleasant
Ridge, Madison Heights, Ferndale,
Hazel Park, Clawson and Royal
Oak Township. March 2% at the Lake Orion|_
125-year sentence.
e for Coin in Ancient Rack Jack.D. Thompson, opens in Flint.
selected as yet. has been
* *
Gets 75 Years
Bank of
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trists, psychologists and
gists Levin said a new law makes
such a provision in the case of the
Youths Can’t Find Slot
LONDON (UPI—Two youths
rack in’ the Tower of London
exhibition of torture instruments
yesterday, then asked the guard:
“Could we put a penny in it
All five meetings will begin at
18 p.m. - to see how it works?” = {Causes
gazed wistfully at an ancient jin
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fire to a transformer on a utility
salesroom
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Awnings on two Main street
stores in Romeo were ripped to
shreds yesterday by the winds.
Served With Virginia Forces .
JOHN SALLING © Civil War Vet Dies at 11255.
. {ship police.
_ 4) utility pole and tree at Cooley Lake Area Man Injured When
He Falls Asleep Driving
“He told police that -he awoke just
as his car was leaving the road,
but cduldn’t stop before hitting a Scores. of descendants survive
the old soldier, whose wife
nearly 20 years ago...
Toad.
Scott was treated for minor in’
“ li Sa a daughter;
; ang Miss Linda Hawk- juries at Pontiac General Hospitaljins, great granddaughter, all of
and released, a Bristol, Vi Oakland
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H iets Take Me Merritt D. Hruu’s speech to the
Pontiac Rotary Club was much more
than just a pep talk. Hz, a graduate
of Pontiac High School and a local
fs . eilinen for & qumber_of years oon
fe eg he cant,
iq Se 82K
The reputation of our State is in
jeopardy. Let's face it squarely as
Mr, Hit suggests and cut out this
petty bickering which if continued
will ring the death knell for sure.
Over the years we have been —
State. We still can be,
without an about face
: of our eight million .
: . Blaming the other fellow 4 and stanly harangung eh
4 other is pure folly.
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in the eyes of outsiders, and'we have
Ee SIS. Se ee ET AR att
Ceti tts sake ott the ghee sind
i all join the same team. What's
needed now is a
It is up to the lawmakers in Lansing
stop making a national spectacle of
or
—f-- a
Hew York State jun reentt
Military Aid
uld Be Reviewed
: Congress is likely to take a second _ look at President E:sensowen’s
foreign aid program after a House
subcommittee. reported: misuse of
military assistance by Allies.
For example, there was the case of
@ motor- pool with tires enough to
supply 44 for each truck in a single
year and in another instance only
one spare carbaretor for a whole fleet
of trucks. Military supplies and
equipment have been used to build
_ civilian apartment houses.
3 . ee, ees
A military installation equipped
by the U. 8. was found to be build-
ing airplanes for the personal use
~ Of certain officers of the national
armed forces, One supply depot.
reported shortages had stock
records of so many cases of “This
Side Up.” Then, too, there is the
problem of pilfering, a big temp-
tation to poverty stricken peoples,
et * :#¥
It is not surprising to find such
conditions when we think of lan-
Suage barriers, lack of supply tech-
nics and training by our standards.
Some of our military program abroad: . may not be improving our defenses.
This, of course, is not true of our
major alliances. But it is true in
some underdeveloped countries where
we are feeding and supplying thou-
sands of foreign soldiers who might
~ be better employed growing food for
—_ starving ena arc .
Ww: We... ‘ Se Meer See weateermvrsentense Ge tascam
“What the ‘dubcomuities dink
pare Maat afin Foy ae
tors have turned up in our
own conitty from time to time :
While not publicly naming the
countries involved, rome subeom-
mitee urged prompt action to cor.
rect abuses... “what we
need in backward countries is
_ more emphasis ‘on technical and
economie programs for lasting
benefits and less on military aid.
THE PONTIAC: PRESS Except Sunday
i
ose mr ibI ently weiwied Sn thee rere we am sihoeee in this
j at RT re by cBfrier for 40 : r cents
j service is not Crier for by mal] . ‘ Lapeer and
% 1200 a i elsewhere in
gay io ienis f e in
' fm ‘of ase. the Gad Cisse Tate
of Mr, Huu, “We have hurt ourselves —
to call a halt to partisan politics and.
omy ieee
settled their financial problems
after a rather brief skirmish,
New _York lawmakers took the
statesmanlike cou! and put .
ferth a. tax aes which ex-
empted “no.
reached a settlement without / ‘causing a national scandal.
- We should follow suit, but ia an orderly fashion. Once this p
is settled we can’ go
vrent abAichigtnis Advaubizes from :
several standpoints -and _— to
the following assets: :
1, Our population growth is ex-
_ ceeding that of every other state
2. Michigan ranks first in the
nation in per cent of total income
derived from manufacturing.
3. We have the highest percent-
age of home ownership inthe
__ country.
world
—trade.
“This should be the sales pitch for
our State’s eight million residents,
each of whom has a stake in the
state’s economic future. We must’
band together as one unit and com-
mence telling- about the State’s ad-
vantages, and work constructively
together to help solve our joint
problems. :
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Mr. Hill warned that destruc-
tive criticism can kill the State.
The die is cast. Either we pick
ourselves up off the floor and stop
this everlasting back-stabbing or
wind up a poverty -Yridden sec-
ondary state.
Let’s go forward as a team proud
of our State and ourselves.
The Man About Town
Were Brothers First Settlers in Pontiac
and Flint Were of Same Kin
Nickel: A coin that now goes-
further than ever before — until
you can buy something with it.
A close perusal of the history of the
two cities shows that the first settlers of
“both Pontiac and Flint were brothers.
The three men who brought. their fam-
~~ flies to the present site of Pontiac in 1818 -
were
Major Joseph Todd, Orrison
Allen and William Lester, -
who came for the Pontiac Company which
had been organized in Detroit by
Colonel Stephen Mack,
and they spent that winter in a two-room
shack where the Oakland Theater is now
located.
Their families comprised 14 people, all
of whom lived in those two rooms. Todd’s
brother,
John Todd,
about the same time became the first
permanent white resident on the present
site of Flint, going there for a —
Jacob Smith
that point. Both’ first settlements were
- made on the Saginaw fndtan Trail_which
led from Detroit ‘to Saginaw Bay.
’ A clipping from ‘The Pontiac Press of 40
years ago, sent-me by
Cornelias Rathborne,
announces that the city council, had. or-
dered the chief of police to round up all .
loafers within the draft age, and order
them to get. a job dr enter the army.
Writing me from’ his present home in
Chicago,
Harry Halverson
says that on June 6, 1908, he won a bet of
$20 by walking from the Detroit city hall
to the Pontiac courthouse in eight hours.
His wager was that he could do it in less
than ten hours.
Ee
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyack |
of 2401 Silver Cirele; 6Ist ‘wedding anni-
verwaty. +
Louis Sovey
of 10 Brewer Court}, 8th birthday.
Mrs. Hattie Roat
of 15 Susan St.; 81st birthday.
Mrs, Dora E. Jones
of 19 Elizabeth Lake Road; 8ist birthday.
‘ol pF ee 4, who had been trading with the Indians at—
Master of. All He ePurvers.
David I Mereics had ne :
WASHINGTON — Is the world
Dispatches
from abroad
indicate that
Prime Minister
power that it is useless to talk to
pear B var and it is being said
in addition that there is no
5 rT j Summit Is Last Place for Any Deal
Uses, ie-thn te te ae really beck of the American
ee eee ee government. s
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Sy chance to wring concessions from i ge 5
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Dr. William Brady ace
Forget ‘Chest Coniplex,’/ /
Breathe From Diaphragm
Pamphlet “Belly Breathing” is
free if you'll send stamped, self-
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“How to Breath,’’ send 35 cents - The diaphragm is a dome-shaped
muscle stretched across the trunk,
partitioning the lesser thoracic or.
chest cavity from the greater ab- dominal cavity. It forms the floor
of the thoracic or chest cavity,
the ; |
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Billy has a “very common
medical ailment. it illustrates
the subject of psychosomatic
medicine. But it also shows
pe fi thousands of fine young-
get soured. on school and
ot bo drop out. So send for
the “Teacher's Test” below and
use it for Sunday School as
well as nublic school teachers
go this is the booster action
of natural breathing (belly breath-
ing). / everywhere. .
The. te éompa rable By DR, GEORGE w. CRANE
* to « tarpaylin’on ystack. It As Ph.D., M.D, .
is attached to ‘tip of the CASE A-479: Billy Z., aged 5,
breastbone, be -recently entered a: “Chicago kin-
the lumbar ; the
conferencé each of the -heads of / “Bat he couldn't sat has ade halts doom achiook education atterid reguiarly,”’
clerks and ne fg reathe P iegiomme 7. informed
De gen Gee roe chest. Millions of Americans har- “for he has had
ment to séttle the Berlin om tro MF xe Sse? eae prey) have wi F his winged verey, it needs ‘only to call in the. ¢ * preference for the tin “He couldn't American. or British or «French® — 3... ambassador at Moscdw, and. the > Sldier, a nicamy at pid Se end would Jt such’ an canes . complain of pain
| ee and often vomit.
— “This hai
_ of the splanchnic pool, hemor:
ppened’
so often that I fi- DR. CRANE
nally took him to our farhily phy-
sician, The doctor decided that
Billy was simply allergic to his
teacher, for she scared him out, one’s chest and pull-
one’s belly (“stomach’’ to
, exploited in movies, TV
comic ‘strips, as feminine
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The diaphragm ts te bresthing sieves te ie Wee the eee age ae oe © it and the in- 1. ic just using his upset stomach
ln hardly. get enough 5 9 means of avoiding the austere to remain alive, Other mus- teacher who frightens him.”
help the individual to get ICAL
but without the diaphragm MED ALIBIS
breathing is feeble indeed. Many people subconsciously con-
‘Daily belly breathing exercise—
-and I don't mean freak ‘deep
breathing”’—~is good for stagnation vi
some medical complaint for which
they can gain sympathy and behind
which Grey ond: bife: from facing
the real facts,
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And don’t think kindergarten
youngsters are the only developers
of such aches! Many a mother.
may likewis¢ have a headache be- * i dey f ' rhoids, dysmenorrhea, high blood
chitis (winter cough), gallbladder
trouble, -insomnia and the willies.
<
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- ache because of eyestrain
_because his mother-in-law is a little talk in public.
Raerageradyeo ty? we
ailment is organic, instead of a subterfuge.
A man may likewise get a ao head
or also
is living
at his house,
| BILLY’S PROBLEM
_B shy. “only’’. child ¥
gg fe shoved .
And ‘she seldom smiled!
The first asset of, every good
teacher, especially in the lower
grades, is a and - cordial
greeting to the youngsters.
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For they. shift from their “home-
mamma” to what should be a sub-
stitute loving, cordial “school
mamma,”
"Billy's teacher was «soured
divorcee, tactlégs and unfeeling.
In fact, her principal told ‘me he
‘had received complaints for the
past several _ from many
parents.
And 27 of her youngsters had
been sent to psychiatrists becaude
of the problems that Psu
frorh this austere female!
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' The principal also told me that _ iad Teacher Can Squelch Student
We need our BEST teachers for
her, they automa:
school, If they love her,
like education.
So send for my “Test for Good
Teachers,” enclosing a stamped re-
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profit). Use it at PTA..See that
your School Board has it, too. And
it also applies to Sunday School
teachers,
Eee sents
“mee Crane
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How It Started ° How It We SAF
What This Highly Successful
Poni Achievement Means to You
It all started; af most innovations do, with a problem —
to be solved. . é
The problem was that when you turned a corner
or rounded a curve your car swayed and everybody
aboard leaned with the force of the turn.
Over the past few years car body widths have been .
increased to give you more passenger room and
comfort. But widths between the wheels have not
| increased proportionately. This ai ea width
7 is called the “track”.
A wide body without a wide track is top-heavy,
lacks balance, looks awkward. It’s a little like a
husky football player, wearing wide shoulder pads.
and dainty ballet slippers, running with his feet close
together.
THE SOLUTION
The answer was simply to widen the track to match
the body. We moved the wheels five inches farther
apart. This widened the stance, but not the car. This
was the birth of Wide-Track Wheel design.
when you stand erect with your feet spread wide
apart. You’re braced arid steady.
LEAN AND SWAY REDUCED
Our first road tests showed how significantly we had
reduced lean and sway. The car held to the turns
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ONLY PONTIAC HAS WIDE-TRACK WHEELS WHEELS ARE FIVE INCHES FARTHER APART. DOTTED LINES SHOW CONVENTIONAL WHEEL POSITIONS.
and hugged the curves as had no other car we had
ever driven, except for sport cars which of course_
are not designed primarily for passenger comfort.
This greater stability gave the driver a ngticeably
improved feeling of security, control and confidence.
All passengers, back and frm rode with less fa-
tigue, more comfort.
OTHER ADVANTAGES
With the wheels farther apart, there was more space
in the luggage and engine compartments.
The extra luggage space was certainly welcomed
and we found we could easily pack more than 14
good-size suitcases and bags. A lot more than most
compartments will take.
The additional space under the hood meant a
better circulation of air around the engine and was
‘also welcomed by servicemen and gasoline station
attendants who find it tough to work on and around
the engines in most cars today. °
IMMEDIATE PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE
It usually takes car owners a little time and many
miles to be convinced of the merits of many auto-
PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION * GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION mobile engineering iniprovements. That’s because
some improvements are far removed from the car
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Not so with Wide-Track Wheels. There was an
immediate understanding of what we had done and
a fast and favorable response to its advantages.
From the first week our dealers began demonstrat-
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design was every bit the accomplishment we had
hoped for. People who drove the car told us it was
the finest, easiest handling automobile: they ever”
been in. ~
WHO'S BUYING ae
ALL THE NEW PONTIACSP
Pontiac sales, we are happy to report, have con-
- firmed public opinion. This car has apparently cap-
tured the imagination of tasteful people who were.
looking for clean, uncluttered styling. People at-
tracted by the quality of workmanship and attention
to detail we give every single Pontiac we build. And,
of course, people quick to grasp the remarkable
story of Wide-Track Wheel design.
' YOUR NEW PONTIAC
Investing in a brand-spanking new automobile,
fresh, sweet-smelling and totally different is a won-
-__derful thing to happen_to-a_family in the spring.
Wouldn’t it do your morale good to become the
owner of a gorgeous new Wide-Track Pontiac with- —
in the next few weeks? a
We are confident it is an sutouiobile? in which you:
will take great pride and from which you will reap
much personal satisfaction and enjoyment. *
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ATTENTION! PEOPLE OF ALL ek meted ar dae own wy!
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-HOSPITAL-SURGICAL INSURANCE FOR ALL
MEN AND WOMENGS5ANDOVER —-j. REGARDLESS OF PAST OR tial HEALTH! . Mutual of Omaha offers an expanded Senior Security Policy
FOR MICHIGAN RESIDENTS
_.athat covers you 60 days in the hospital
. that covers you in convalescent or nursing homes
ONLY MUTUAL OF OMAHA’S NEW SENIOR SECURITY POLICY .
OFFERS ALL THESE OUTSTANDING ADVANTAGES
for as long as 60 days—not just
30 days.
Better coverage . . . The benefits
provided for convalescent or
nursing care following hospitali-
zation are a much-needed feature
that no other plan offers.
room, blood transfusions, xrays,
and others specified in the policy.
Pays from $4.50 te $225.00 for sur-
gical eperations . . . Benefits are
payable on a scheduled basis ac-
cording to nature of the operation. |
‘Ne physical examination .. . You Se
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no health questions to answer.
10-day money-beck guarantee
Prompt local service... Wherever
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Mutual of Omaha is at your serv-
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Se examine this pian. Study it.
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Only $8.50 per month. And you're
covered for BOTH accidents and .
sickness. So act now. Mail
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is your insurance chance of 8
lifetime.
LIMITED ENROLLMENT PERIOD—ACT NOW!
Policy good in any regular —
convalescent er nursing home—
anywhere in the world. Naturally
your policy does not provide bene-
fits for treatment in any place
used primarily as a clinic, rest
home or health resort. In relation
to this, services provided or paid
for by the United States Govern-
ment or any state or county
tuberculosis, or mental institu
tions, are not covered since such
services are normally provided
. without cost.
There is no limit te the number
ef times you may collect benefits
. for each hospital confinement due
to a different accident or sickness.
If confined more than once for
the samhe or related cause, within
GENERAL AGENT AND DISTRICT OFFICE SERVING MICHIGAN RESIDENTS IN THIS AREA
E. B. BRINK AGENCY, General Agent:
1260 LIBRARY PLACE
Phone Woodward 5-7500
Detroit 26, Michigan a 6-month period, any benefits
‘not used during the first confine.
ment may be used for the second;
however, benefits for hospital
“extras” are payable only while
you are eligible for hospital room
benefits. When confinements for
the same or related causes are
separated by 6 months or more
full benefits start over again.
Covers beth iliness and injuries ex-
cept those caused by war or cov-
ered by Workmen’s Compensation
or. Employer’s. Liability Laws:
alcoholism or drug addiction.
Pays In addition to other insurance
—you can carry any additional in-
surance you want and still receive
Senior Security Benefits. The only
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restriction is that you can have
just one Senior Security Policy.
10-day money-back guarantee.
When you receive your policy,
examine it. Examine the infor-
your mation sent with it. If you decide
for any reason that you do not
want to continue with it, return
your policy within ten days and
’ your $8.50 will be quickly and
cheerfully refunded.
Are you eligible? Yes—if you are
65 or over by April 15, 1959—you
are eligible. And be -sure you
understand that this plan is not
intended for. just those 65. It is
intended for anyone 65 or any
age beyond 65.
Nete to residents of other states:
If you reside in any of the states
listed, you are also eligible. Com-
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today to Mutual of Omaha,
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Ariz., Ark., Colo., Conn., Del.,
D. C., Fla., Ia., Ida., Il., Ind.,
Mich., Minn.,
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N. D., Ohio, Ore., Pa., R. I,
8. C., S. D., Tenn., Utah, Va,,
Wash., West Va., Wyo., and
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“eligible, you must be 65 or over by April 15,
~ month’s premium.
APPLICATION FOR AUTUAL
MAIL THIS APPLICATION TODAY TO: { H
Mutuel of Omaha - | You get these apecifie benefits
with Mutual of Omaha’s
Senior Security Policy
1 Pays hospital — convalescent — or nursing
heme benefits, up te a tetal of 6@ days, in the
follewing manner:
Pays up to $10.00 daily room‘ and board
benefit while confined to the hospital; Pays up
to $5.00 per day for further care of the same”
condition while
or nursing home when such
immediately follow at Teast B days in the
hospital.
2 You receive from $4.50 te $225.00 for surgery
regardless of where operation is performed—
home, hospital or doctor’s office. Benefits are
paid on a scheduled basis and vary according
to the nature of the operation. Although
dental surgery, service or repair is not covered,
yet aes 0 wens Sune ae Beeee ene
hospital benefits up
te $1,000.90. Your policy pays 80% of the cost,
in excess of $100.00 for thése expenses:
. Laboratory services
4 You receive immediate protection for
accidents which occur, or sickness which
originates after the issue date of your policy.
5 Yew are alse protected for conditions you
had before your policy was issued, provided
the hospital confinement begins—surgical
been in force six months.
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Enrollment period ends April 13, 1959 To be
1959, the date the policy will be issued. So
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1. Print your name, address, and birthdate
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2. Sign your own name. {
3. Enclose check or money order for $8.50,
payable to Mutual of Omaha, to cover first
4. Mail application before midnight, April 13
1969 to your local Mutual of Omaha agent or
office, or to Senior Security Division, Mutual
of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska. Your policy
will be issued and effective April 16th, 1959.
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betes 44 n ornnenee Som Geece wee eaty ote Gtbee to ro-lany. see. tp wane scales. Aneta riz) said t ary Lee. the amazement of many. port operating in the red in the|ways, after the fixed charges of said or enmnetnlgetieadhapekalagr
Tr cre the ceiagus Wieiaad thevsltie Gad. Sade ae cee Denia neon wie bee” te by the Republican lest potential danger for the Re-|n
is one. that is quite tangible—cor-|in that, predicament in the pre-jthere is a rising return on each Committee, which) publicans.
Ys: pratiig have bewr’ clunbing, viite your _, [Additional sales dollar. central x *
a Tadd manny company sinc x * * Most corporations have two of eens ae caeell ious cas of lag fever
Es dives are predicting still better Combined the 28 report net prof-|weeks to go on their first quar- from the GOP. He said it! .ouid not be described as a sud-
days ahead. , {it after taxes in this first quar.|ters. But a number of them al- can be regained only if the party quake,” Goldwater said.
e * ter of their fiscal year as $46,-\ready have predicted pleasant comes out fighting in 1960 on 4| «pho losses of 1958 are but a con-
This is something that ‘Wall |799,000, an increase of |$3° per|prefit gains in prospect. - ,,| Platform of basic principles. tinuation’ of a decline which set
Street understands _ even better|cent over the $43,207,000 the ‘same = & * “There are eight million. voters Advertisement
‘such a psychological companies made the previous; Among them are: Youngstown
unig ot ha ae belief thativear. =. [Shest & Tube, General Tire & || ‘There are other reasons for the |/Rubber, See Raebuck — Mont-
; American economy, or a|8ains than just a comparison with|gomery Ward, Also ebaker-
= reason a that growing |Tecession days. Chief is a pickup|Packard, American Motors, Whirl-
investment and pension funds in sales, But important, too, is|pool, Mueller Brass, Seeburg, {publican party.” goats pag “Are You So Ruw-Down You Cart Give Your Husband end Family
nave more money © put to work. Oired, a, which sf kag ndteclPacite: Gost On sninpane : The Goldwater report was made| — Real Componionshi ror The W Bere ae se on aie om ean A. J. Bayless 'Markets—and | led. vailable to a new party program sled Srengtoning Aan of Tis Spel iro Tne fer Wore evident in the final months of|.ai0¢ the Assn. of American Railroads over How tragic when & woman feels Thins quickly be serength, and -
See : Spare ower | Raveiatemis! sagameaiyeenia i sun as Luckily, due to “Iron- : fone s
profit again was steeper than that! Pom Sale of Ontario Reservation : Dig Bee. gr hg creme igre eas ae idoneed-, functionally -enused manthly trasted diol unemploy- “cit: Ford: General — peevioles fasta tse men tw RRS 2
+. ph edlanlalaeaee Indians to Get Millions yar han. imineate| “ined, tring independents and} "Noe wonaeria ira tole Baa ar cegh hae er ~ That the trend is carry- : = Pen te, tek - ' . --* | “We want to draft a program “half” a5
{Bose own Io he fiat reper agama On ina Sai es ot rine ac in Earth’ 5 Tel Fras Book jackets made of tough plat |that will be attractive to inde-| Nomen ich in ron; Pinkham’s fau's Tablets from, Grugeiat, oe tone te whose fiscal Yea lhe Chippewa a tribe ss A tribesman, Sylvester Stone, Se tere nee: before the calendar Ye@r.| slong the St. Clair River... “Whose 1959 first quarter is| 1 the weekend the Canadian firm, is designing the village. | mium-priced for” centuries—yet. It
‘ employe of a Detroit architectural) WASHINGTON — Salt was pre- Th 7 books, This enables libraries to| tions,” Percy said.
eb eamie af veer’ get the film’s performance advan-| Four task force groups will Eee yee Gaae ia (hiquig) aime brings ‘quick Felie
Some 28 of these have a eabee § approved the sale of At the same time, Chief Adams is one of the world’s:most common in - at mony po a urge
ed on earnings so far, and 21 of|the tribe's 3,600-acre reservation to expressed caution. minerals. -... nae be pense pote Sains from discomforts change-of
them show gains ver the same Crown Trust Co. of Canada for Recalling that a similar trans-| The salt contained in oceans, : : ee pes
three months of the previous year. industrial development... jaction collapsed two years 880, |Iakes, and seas could blanket. the’
For most of them, true, the 1959| ‘The plans for the future mean Adams said the “actual cash” mustlentire eafth ‘with a white mantle ————
results are weighted by compari-|that many of the 450 Indians Cie agar: peters. be celeliraite paoce taney 390 Sock deep Seemingly ; : I
son with a’ very bleak period a/Chief Telfer Adams’ tribe will live itiexhaustible deposits also lie be-; - . |
year ago. in comparative luxury. - “}neath the earth, and mines in’ : py
* « @ Other members, the approxi- jayne Draw Ss Texas and Louisiana alone can Mon.-Tues.-Wed.,
But of the seven who report a mately 120 land owners, stand to supply salt for an estimated 300,- M h 16-17 18
decline this time, the sharpest| otc’ on an average of sezeee. | Mickey's Door }00 years, the National Geographic arc 7
and largest drop is that of a farm) war the is to =
t et fund fr the indians, | Prize Number... We Becarve the Right to Liesl
equipment company that W&S! into » trast fund-for-the Y edd ol aan .
strike bound through most of the| the other half to the land owners. Bh emo Scr cee | Questities — Nese Sold to 1959 first quarter. ¢ PALM:SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD Dealers or Minors. _
Harvester, which made 6% mil-| oe es ee, THCTUGINE) —anvess Jayne Mansfield traffic — routes, and pinpointed
lion dollars the previous year but |homes ; Churches, schools N45) dinped her hand into a. bow! locations of cities. It was traded |
| pulled out the winning number “ay lea it = ee: . aseeorin
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and then her husband, Mickey |2000.B, €. Sea-trading Phoenicians,
Hargitay, stood up and claimed |peddled salt: from open galleys in
the prize, a mink stole. the Mediterranean, and early “amply ot.
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John Morris, Sn ee ee eee eee Actor Mick ter
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‘ Advertisement) : (Advertisement) was kidding when he claimed Larry G. Kester, of 312 Griggs St. |
Science Shrinks Piles | rer vecame sopreo ne [tie mere srr lace an hed wasn’t,” she said, “So, my decr, |the windshield. “New Way Without Surgery | rig"? 2's: [ar rae nas ing too.” condition today at Pontiac General ' |
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Sto Itch—R li P 4 Hospital. His mother, Lois, 47, ps e1leves: ain R k fi l| H il who was driving the car, was ; i
New York, N. Y. ¢ ) — | @ problem!” And among these OCKeIeNer Falis treated and released. i
found s-new hening substance | riety of hemerrhod encitens, tha Ne , fewelt, Set S51 ‘Atwater Se with the astonishing ability to to | some of 10 to 20 years’ standing. f ew Seaway Lake Orion, was admitted to the. Peter’ § Sliced
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch- All this, without the use of hospital and is alsq reported in!
ing, and relieve pain — without narcotics, anesthetics or astrin- ALBANY, N. ¥. @— The St. |fair condition today with face 2
surgery. gents of any kind. The secret is ‘
In one hemorrhoid case after | a new heallek 4 substance (Bio- Lawrence Seaway “will give a jaeck injuries.
another,“verystriking improve- | Dyne*)—the discoyery of a « tremendous impetus to eequemic Deputies. said Jewell’s a ment” was was reported and veri- | world-famous research institu- expansion in our state,” Gov. | skidded across the center line |
fied by doctors’ observations, | tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in’ | Nelson A. Rockefeller ‘said to- | smashing into the oncoming Kester |
Pain was relieved promptly. | wide use for healing injured. | day, car. And, “horse gently relleving ae on all on of bared posy. Rockefeller proclaimed 1959
pain, actu n or re- is new su ‘ wnvence
traction (shrinking) took place. | is offered in su 3 ry or oint- a ee Lee on
Seaway Year,” acting in con- |A Penny Saved } And most amazing of all—.| ment form called Preparation y owe |
this improvement was in. H.* Ask for individually aonled cert with governors of seven oth- : ‘4 | FRESH
Po tained in cases where d ‘| convenient Veegeretion ma “er states bordering the Great | WOONSOCKET, R. I. (UPD =
observations were pvaioasd positories or reparation _ +} Lakes. For eight years, Antonio Valois, |
over g period of many months! | ointment with li~ Great Lakes commerce, Rock- jan electrical contractor, saved zinc-
In fact, results were so thor- | cator. Preparation ae ‘s oo at” | efeller said, “will contribute in |covered pennies. The other day he
ough that sufferers: were able | all drug counters. Satisfaction no insignificant measure to the ‘took his hoard down to the b snk
rte ger te meee guaranteed or pom dnpoyes “prosperity and economic well- {for deposit. There were 102,000] stem temloe 20h: S msmeinaonwal pennies,
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ONTIAC PRESS _
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his s question was asked
nhdom by a “man-on-the
Pontiac Press. 4 helbyites Fes ;
Race Track 12 to 8
~The results of this informal poll showed that 12 per- of 21 township residents at
street” reporter from The
= = baa and one
—~ for reasons —
& fence-sitter.
- proposed major car race
tek ‘would be located on the Cur-
tias-W Corp. property which 44
te permit
an advisory
Hdd tos stove toto 3 00't
the move by’a 2 toi 5
last Nov. 4.
Since then a group of township
hameowners initiated a lawsuit
the township charging :that,
Wright subsequently entered the)
suit as a “party defendant.”
Mrs. Helen Schwark, R. N.,
Utica. school nurse, of 45435 Cass
: “I hope this legal bat-
tle’ will come out satisfactorily. It
(the track) is not going to make
everyone happy, but I think the
majority of people will be satis-
fied.”
$ have no_ebjection. + think. tot:
of people think taxes will’go up,
ut.I think business people will be
~ wey ahead on that; There are
bound to be a lot of people com-
ing in."
Mrs, Floyd Spudowski, -house-
wife, of 47640 Eldon St, said she
had no objection. “I think it’s go-
ing to be a good thing. For one
thing, I think taxes will go down,
and property will be worth more.”
“a
| Melvin Gel
Mervin Gell, proprietor of Gell’s
Drugstore on Van Dyke in| Utica,
stated that as a member of the Up-
town Merchants group he wants
the things “‘that will benefit the
eommunity most. We will go along
With the best thinking in the com-
nranity,”” he said. |.
Charles Fredley, toolm ker, of
12141 25 Mile Rd., had a different
point of view than others because
__i@ lives north of the track. He ob»
that he'd have to go through interviewed-tsed {6 live in Indian-|
~~ sgn had no objection, eight were — Opposed to
,|there is some-
was during World War Il when
; traffic and the cars on the track
*
x
thize with the homeowners. who live
in that immediate area though.
They feel the track might bring
on individuals into the
Aragona added that he had
talked to people around the “Eight
|Mile Speedway and Hazel Park
jrace track and they're both /aw-
fully congested at race time; and
ent trattic is hard to gut deryngh.”
* * *
Lawrence Sharpless, disability
place for a track.
I can’t understand
why the politi-.
cians here are so; ©
strong for it. If
thing good Sbost Ourtls Woods
it, I'd like to know what it is.’
Qne woman, who did not want.
proval of the track. Another de-
‘clined to give her name, but said
if it would be anything like it
they were testing tanks there, she
would not want any part of it.
’ * * *
Edward Nowak, machine oper-
ator, who lives at — Vas Dyke
near 21 Mile road, : “There
irodld bs ton soci belie’ ‘probably |
dust and carbon monoxide from:
which burn special fuel.”
Mrs. George Pesha, housewife,
of 8490 Millis Rd., stated that she
did object. ‘I think Utica is too
small for that sort
cing a lot of riff-raff here that
we could do without.”
._* *® &
Coincidentally, the next person +4 dead were from three states. Peach}-
-|Agsn. of the University Presby-
jcurrent world situations and mis-
- lwill be planned within the circles
away Car,
Dorothy Day Morried - Annual Tea, Antique Show\.2=3 chr on Ran | to William R. Harrell road just ihside the Clawson city
__ WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Mrs. parry ) = ~ backward to M t said nO fun.was on Nowieki : ® Day of 5210 Highland ROCHESTER A | an heirloom belonging r. ‘ain bei o Amerca. by anid #9 ’
pak at the past will be offered| and Mrs. Francis King, 207 Wil- | Army officer after the Boxer re- Lake Orion, George Schick,
Rd. announces the recent 'Wednesday when the Altar Guild} lame Rd., Rochester. bellion in China will also be fea-| Mrs, Krivens saiq she did not}fire chief reported today. - ke oe evel, to Wil- an ne - . ch | Mrs. King is chairman of the| ‘ured. see a gun nor did her son, Dennis,} Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson liam R. Harrell of 651 Bow Lane. of St. ilip’s Episcopa ure rs. 19, working with he: ‘hed drome
The ceremony was performed at here sponsors its annual Lenten | *"tdue show. are Me eerice a ae 4 on :
to. be quoted, voiced her disap-|
|’ |abolish so-called primary ‘school
t idistricts that don’t, offer classes
-|beyond the eighth grade.
_ PONTIAC MICHIGAN SEVENTEEN {
Prieles
8 Killed in Crash on Arizona Highway:
PEACH SPRINGS, Ariz. (UPD—
Eight persons were killed last
night and four were injured in a
violent head-on two-car’ collision
two miles west of Peach Springs!
on Highway 66.
All were killed outright. Most
Were pinned in the wreckage. The i Blame Neglected Cigarette
in Death, as 2 Escape He A Ferndale man was burned to death and a Lake
Orion area family of 10 left homeless as three houses —
caught fire in Oakland County over the weekend,
} | Alva W. Turner, 76, was found dead in his bed as the =
. |result.of a fire which destroyed his home at 574 Strat- -
{ford Rd. in Ferndale satis Sunday morning. Tw6 others
in the house at. the. time
Springs is 20 miles east of _King-
man, Ariz. :
Arizona — Highway Patrolman =
Randy Wakefield said a westbound
1956 sedan believed driven by Joe
|i ech Sine 5 Held [Fess ope near Cre ye | uspect FeO icy. > roa Jin Troy Robbery 255s Sette \Women to Hold : in roy ly roomate. the ceca to
Organization . : Question Warren Man! ne victim's daughter and her
Meet at Church in Holdup, Theft of $55; sotent whe wore ee cad at Maple Lane Store
ROCHESTER — The Women's :
TROY—A Warren man, William
|}D. Nowicki, 24, is being held by
Troy police for investigation of
jrobbery at the Maple Lane Party
Store, 1037 E, Maple Rd. here last
night, according to Troy police.
Mrs. Ann Krivens told police
the man entered the store about
1 p.m, and asked for a package
of cigarettes. When she handed
them to him, he said, “This is a
holdup." Mrs: Krivens said she
banded over the contents of the
cash register or about $55.
Mrs. Krivens, who is the terian Church located on Adams
road just west of here -will: meet
at 8 p.m. Wednesday to organize |~
into circles. All women of the
church are urged to attend.
. Primary objects of the circles
will be Bible study, the study of Pontiac Press Phote
chairman, left, pours a cup of tea for fellow
Guild member, Mrs. Harold H. Shuart. She uses
an antique Japanese tea pot, Limoges cup and
saucer and an Ironstone sugar bowl. The candle-
stick is from China, READY LENTEN TEA — Members of the
Altar Guild of St. Philip's Episcopal Church,
Rochester, are completing plans for a tea and
antique show to be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday
at the church. Here Mrs. Francis King, show
Area Church Group Plans sionary support. Social activities |
and for the association as a whole,
a church spokesman reported to-
day,
Church membership automatic-|
ally makes a woman a member of
the association, but membership
is Qpen to.all women interested in
a activities, she added.
Bloomfield Hills, will be the guest
speaker of the day. She will talk
on ‘“‘Women of the Bible.”
Mrs. Garabrant has attended Mrs. Harmes Drewes will show
a collection of heirlooms from Hol-
land. She has a coal burner used
in the 17th century for pressing
clothes and a doff pot, which was| classes conducted by many of |-
used by people centuries ago to| the great religious thinkers of
keep their fire overnight, and oth-| teday including Harry Emerson
er items of interest. ‘| Fosdick and Henry Sloan Cof-
x -* * fin among others,
There will be many articles! The Altar Guild takes care of /of
which reflect the work of housé-|the altar and its preperation for
wives in bygone times, which have|service every Sunday and of the/W
become curiosities through prog-/church linens. The tea is the only
ress, Mrs. King said. They are/public function the guild sponsors
watches, silk quilts, and a type-|during the year.
writer of early vintage. A set of The event is epen to the public,
% the home of Mr. ‘and Mré_ R6ssitea and antique show in the under-
Dodge. Coseyburn Dr ft of the ¢hurfch>} &
ton Plains, by the Rev. Donald Many treasured + a
Andress of the United Presbyterian family heirlooms will be on ex-
Church of Atonement, hibit. The. silent “host and _ host-
The couple will reside a the| ess” of the show will be portraits
bridegroom’s residence, of a great-grandfather and great-
grandmother of present-day Roch-
[$1,000 Earring Gone ester residents.
: - There_will__be_several__pieces
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPD—
love wife of singer Nat (King) dating back into the 16th and
lth centuries, One of these is a
Cole reported to police yesterday
the loss of a two-diamond, four-| water clock made in Salisbury,
England, th 1699 by the Law-
pearl platinum earring valued at)
$1,000.
rence family which was related
Ao George Washington. This is
Would Require All Districts to Have Kindergarten throsigh Grade 12
K-12 School Plan Stirs Hot Dispute tuition paid to districts that enroll
LANSING (® — The little red! Under a timetable starting July] Buren counties were left without for instance, pointed out that his
schoolhouse is gradually going the|1, all primary school districts} schools to attend. Nearby dis- [non-resident pupils, district now competes only with| by a Detroit woman-at_9252-Sher- ES
way-of- the horse-and buggy in|would be given 30 months to form| tricts refused to sccept them | Opponents come uP with these} the county for millage under the| wood Dr. ae Michigan, but not without a sirug-|their own high school districts or} unless ‘their districts agreed to |arguments: 15-mill tax limitation. Annexation They fought the flames for
gle. join existing ones—with approval of} annex. Places were found for | 1, Schools costs weila go up injof rural areas would force it to r and a half but
compete with townships as well as
the county, bringing a possible we: +t
enue loss of $300,000 annually,
** ® * :
Answering this complaint, Lynn M. Bartlett, state Superintendent
of Public Instruction, said “‘every|~
consideration” would be given to
parent—cities— ander -the- ical
gram.
“We have no leslie of losing
tax Tevenues for them through
annexation,” he said,
Some districts (such as Bay City)
which take in; (rural areas levy split
millage, with: ‘city residents paying
La sehool--tax —than—rural}
taxpayers. all, seme in Indiana, but
solution is only temporary,
"2. Voters in present districts
would have a voice in operation
of the high schools their children
attended.
3. Larger districts coukd offer a
better education, more efficient
loperation.
4. School transportation systems
could be run more efficiently, As
it is, three or four school buses:
some’ s run through a single| °
area to transport pupils to three} -
or four different. school districts:
5, The state would save about
four. _ faittica dollars seeiey in the state Superintendent of Public the
Instruction,
During the first 24 months,
county boards of education would
conduct area studies to establish
the. pattern of reorganization.
After a Jan. 1, 1962, deadline,
county boards would .step in to
| force annexation or consolidation |
af hold-out districts.
During the ensuing six- months,
however, or any time after ‘the re-
organization pattern was estab-
to put all school-age children info|lished,. any protesting district
districts offering instruction from|cowld appeal the county board’s
kindergarten through high school./decision to. the state_ Bosrd. of
Appropriately, it’s called the K-12| Education. present primary districts. This
state school officials concede. ’
2. School district consolidation
is going ahead: steadily, so why
push? From a peak of 7,362 dis-
tricts in 1912, the total has dropped
to 2,375, School authorities hope
the number eventually will settle
+at—between-400-and-600,.__—- —
3. From the cities comes the
argument that adoption of the
hg plan would strip them of
me of their chief weapons to
font political annexation.
4. Cites also might lose some of
their taxing power. Saginaw School
Superintendent Charles c. Coulter, State Legislators are girding for
a fight on the latest attempt to
Seventy-seven ~ per cent, or
1,828 of Michigan's 2,375 school
districts, fall into this category.
Paradoxically, they represent |
only 225,000 of Michigan's 1';
million school children, _
A public hearing is scheduled in
the capitol Wednesday on a bill
en Se pened in the
about i143 a.m, “The toss was
engulfed by flames by that time,
those apolis. He is W. J, Collier, a re-jplan. The state board would exercise |” ¥:
= of the facility “I don’t Piel! tired sajes executive, of 8164 Mc-| Here’s how it would work: the final authority, completing the] ; if it would help taxes or not, but Kay Ct, ae He re “T'd have reorganization by July 1, 1962. Resbarchers Gather Disease Data I'm for it nonetheless, It will add|® 88% 1 Paes ei a iis : ie ke
some business here if they get it.” pom kid, : eerkal os a5 School Near Air Base chiar sae - om _ blak Fa * * * tr) Of a lively dispute ween
One of the first opponents of the| heat ge: Rl. roa bhsught May Go Underground {the en en a rm ers "H e a rts B e ing St t adi | e * fi track encountered by the roving] a business boom, They'll have tof SANTA MARIA, Calif, (UP— [Caled “little red schoolhouse reporter was Arthur Krug, mech- roads to|A’ school district here is “ . ' fanist, of 53101 Shelby Rd. He said: handle rate though wwtat's sesyleeriously” thinking cheat builde,| 7 De side, pushing the pro. INDIANAPOLIS (UPD A. study Sosa tindings,_ reviews a tab| dition, his emotional: balancé, aif] heavy-nesn nelal te Seber ot a “EF do have some objections. There| definite,”” an 8-classtoom school under.|2¢2™. is am impressive array o!/that caf have life-ordeath impact 1958 Third World Congress of Car-|Must be considered in determining| light mid-day meal in summer will be too much congestion, too 6: we lground because of rocket launch- organizations including the statejoh the: nation’s farmers has diology at Brussels, ad » all|® Safe work load, weather. mich traffic and the people who : ings at nearby Vandenberg Air Department of Public Instruction, reached its first five-year plateau. monish i it might hang around the track are|, The latest development in. the| Res Bane "B "| the: Michigan Congress of Parents| Scientists at Purdue U farmers over 50 to quit chasing} “Most, it not - “oe riff-raff who might have a bad in-|/0gal Basie Was, at the pre-trial) Soseph Nightingale, superintend.|9"% Teachers, and the Michigan|ied by Dr. 1. §. Hardin, have been|hogs on a hot day. pee streateg in tara: work a o hearing last Friday- where “cer- Education Assn. Leading the oppo- can be and many can be pM tain preliminary matters were de-|@nt of the Orcutt School. District,| (.°) are many primary school|| ¢ : If the critters won't come’ tn ‘¢liminated,” the study found.
termined,’ Macomb County Cirjsaid rough plans already hiavel oticts a good scattering of city| whom have’ he or go out of their own accord) | “Other tasks can be modified cuit Judge Howard R, Carroll of|been submitted ‘to the division of oe e aera tee drive them with a jeep or trac- | with little expense.” school districts, the Michigan Farm]? apg dog | . “ revs, acta rales Mount Clemens said, architects to the state Department *. The 400° tor, or “send a couple of boyé | ay tres of Education. Bureau and the Assn. of Rural . to do: the job,” the The scientists report a slow, 3 He added that the defense (Cur- : ducati : v say Me Fe Iateady rate of work, interrupted|t? © Per tiss-Wright and the township) — eelaeNTE: thelr searchers, =. , a eng. Dob work, claims the ordinance rez the [oy Supporters offer these arguments! eps . ‘ with. brief rest periods, gets the a
. rezoning Passenger Cor Taxes for K-12 districts throughout the} i¢'measured under Other tarm activities, which at same Job done with less ‘tort,
ralad. We yabens — decile rop 1000 n +8 * Ss tania * addin on or ceicying ‘ond Mid day with no wind puts a great-|'" ' , lit. The track has t6.be in opera-|. LANSING w—The secrétary ‘of 3 Boe ae ‘ne teh schodl Study,” in Sncks cr bales; climbing ap a ee ten a ae tion before unisenie euninaien state's office reports ‘motor vehicle education in his home. district,|# seeking additional chinery; restraining livestock for
Carroll said, ' tax collections for passenger cars : .. 100 its work beyond the eam castrating, ringing, or similar oper- ‘@ farmer working in the sun, A pre-trial “discovery” is sched-lin 1958 dropped $784,000 from. the|°liminating the need for some dis- closing date eof July, 1, 1959. ions: ili : heavy |2" aluminum-lined sun helmet of . view Krug Mrs. Levid'¥ uled for 9:30 a.m. lay at which $33, 193,000. collected in 1957. tricts to hunt for high school facili- oa at a head ee bie light color with air space between
wet Fox time one of the plaintiffs, Xeno-| On the other hand, collections of|"!@s in neighboring areas. rhs ‘aigiotela tanaad | dt dobrs deep stow Se eeslthe ‘lining and the head is ideal.|* Pp anything P over os David Fox, housewife, of! phon Maguire, will be allowed to) commercial vehicle taxes rose|_ A. classic example occurred one of six sponsors of rape . {heavy soil. The ase ot sunshades on trac- 21 Mile Rd. said she personal-jappear to give iarpation for the | $711,000 from the $19,448,000 figure| last year when about 100 high |glready has compiled a guide Weather, rate of work, rest pe-| tors also was recommended. as no Objection. “I can sympa-| trial. = iis ~school students in Cass and Van oon the preliminary findings. 1 » \ "|riods, the individual's physical con-| Farmers are ‘advised to skip the \ ee — sh 2 “4 %; 5, \ 4 ? i
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__ erument had $7,043,000,000 worth of 2 eee es
om hand in the fiscal year 1958,| New York's Yankee Stadium: in 1957.
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WASHINGTON. (UPD—The gov- than 140,000 people.
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_ SELECT Jour x MEMOn AL FROM OUR DarLAY ~ bass WHAT ¥ You Buy “excess” material and equipment) Graham's previous record audlence—100,000—was at Pe
and the supply may be larger by; . Australian clergymen said the American evangelist’s of
now. || final local meeting was Australia’s greatest religious gath-
The figure was included in a new ering. Leaders of virtually every church, including Roman
handbook on government purchas- oe en Tee panes Se es ee Sty
ing issued to civilian federal agen-| crusade. :
which acts.as Uncle). TOTAL NEARLY 700,000 .
Sam's housekeeper, During this month Graham has drawn audiences total- “ . RANT WS
It appealed te the agencies to ‘ia Seerty THRIOR lilens Hove egy Wie ont ratio one | Tie DEL LEY.
'. pequisitioning such materials in- Graham spoke from a platform tn the center ef the : % MEL
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tx tenihich Wd Ge a Vien Ghaeee tke ee ee ~GENEY |
-. ifieally what items were man could serve either self or God, but only by serving sii ata cere tae
in the “excess.” But it spoke gen-|, God could man attain heaven. CLEANING ent S ee ee on ee five-acre Melbourne Cricket Ground, site of the 1956
ever possible, It noted such Streets Gomer. Sit Heling Beqeks, Lally Brees and chareh
sale aicce amin, sotuired St | leaders sat on the platform. |
to 50 per cent of acquisition F * * * ;
Se te ee “I am only a spokesman’ for the churches,” Graham
1, Paper products, shop equip-|- said. “Without the support of the churches, we would not |} | te ee ee beanbyrarcieguenad.:'.,. u2 se: 5 cammuaal He ACT NOW
wore coutionad $6 be sity 5 Yee Graham flew to Memesiel honey for two meetings. jj Ment: Make your selection we aur ak ee a ae ‘Alter a two-week holiday.at the shore in Queensland, he while display is com- aoa ey ot renee, muying’ and the! wi start a crusade in New Zealand in April Call Today _| plete and Memorial of such inventories may be de- Pick-Up and Delivery Day erection is as-
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cusady but which might be o = as, Gas, Everywhere but...} | GENEY | p Slant Faced Markers PONTI AC GRANITE seibelinis eke af uc wot raat ied) LOS ANGELES (AP)—A truck tanker slammed into ® me sash aie aad een eral a se mene auto and spilled 4,000 gallons of gasoline on the ,| | | ORY CLEANERS. REDUCED TO $128.00 and MARBLE CO. .
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25¢ W100 FM. |vusimoive’ ina cite nel Anatomy Of a Murder | aX KISE MEER Genesee County. =. fe ac a 2 ff oe : Francis L. Bullock, 43, his “By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS Lansing’ and Gene “Bat gt Predicts Sales ) ohm Be , &, ys HOLLYWOOD — "I be ajson” Barry. re igo leh Increase in 10-year guarentee
TODAY. and TUESDAY | kitles Friday niche egular 'eieeery at €|stein and Maria Cole (Nat's away| Sf Seattle Stop GROUP NO. 3 © a collision on U-S. 23 ’ Kathryn Grant Crosby ‘ion a singing engagement), Monroe County. tf her baby with her when : Régular $59.50 - ie take oe she leaves for “Anatomy of a Hik
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;| to House Group once Shek I oc cree ee eae Deep tufted mattress, matching WASHINGTON (AP) — it won't] gen Maret Wittens four Wenn, springs, headboard ond legs. be until the ‘Treasury asks) ington State Sen. Luke Graham, FREE 1 Sheet Pillow Cases
Cot rao ae | th the state ' wt national debt ceiling. eatie tana the
Advance notice was given DY! tree per cent. She would not Secretary seed ie tee poetiet how much the raise-j
mC Oakland County). Hollywood, she was in tears for (mony was made public today, Elizabeth Abernathy, wife of we me | Seige seo elie lle Bee Esa cara amo cage ee oe ae jernar’s Aide John Abernathy, , ar
abe Wayne. N. Aspinall, chatrman of), Veteran motion picture oQWOer|ConsTiay lagt year authorized unt shorty belore midnight on 8 NO MONEY DOWN! 2 YEARS TO. Pay! cs aps adh wok veneer ugaynthend back into active motion|* July 1. on a world tour that winds up : 3 py Se ceeeeeeeeed [its Comnltion, that only a “very/ Re ‘TMguction with a big] © liar an at the World Health Ar : small percentage” of land home-|picture Sol; who trom|,, Last year, Congress increased! hiv in Geneva, Switzerland. MODER S EE : :
¥ faa ie get ee Se eae ee cee | MODERN Ob Ps UJ . Toss than 24,000 acres tn the liatge block of his stock in theliit iMate snoher five billien(B 20 gKok, Rangoon, Calcutta, Buy ; : pplag : Buy a se “ey apsedl ge Pocitie eeive Ss theaters, and 7D! |dollags to the maximum de! limnit|Delhi, Kabul, Teheran, Tel Aviv s ln Exclesive Bexear Aroe—Hor! to Poatice Site Beak N f
NOW SHOWINGT’ | sia i predation = Miltor ome year. Mrs. Wiliamas-was ffited to OW: — Call Now—FE 8-9581 Call Now—rE 9-9581 INOW In addition, Broom-| * ® s.| In only four of 14 years since|™ake the tour to inspect the j t ae e Qo . poe wrth “land| In August the beautiful Urstila) , ™ 0s there|ot the United Nations World # and “land Jocaters”” who|Thiess will make Robert Taylor,a|{h© Ons of World Wer I has therel ti so nization ) fees to assist persons in|papa for “prsule. fromm |295%; 1955 and. 1956, applying for public lands are be-| That isn’t ing Som. g that period the public widespread, and that new/taking their son, , debt has risen steadily from its | ‘ be proposed to control/burg to introduce the young man|.oi ) ciwar low’ of 252 billions to ‘ "practice. to his grandmother, her méther,|_ sctimated 285 billion at the end = BS eee Sina-|o! the fiscal year on June
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COMPTON, Cait, (AP)—“Turnling forth, «+ |Play Important and walk to the Test] In six days the Fontaineblese, the store," the-young gUImeR) W/8.oats 150 and has two |/Gustry Role Let rest owner Mrs. JET) shows © night, has taken im | |
it") age | PRED cores veins Oe | Ses is cond coemoinon tay ” this ‘with Red Norvel and the |produce a blank stare, yet fossils) your monay?” Ge! cmallest orchestra he has ever (ol : plant Ee rmuch and you're| Sed im tle nightclub act, bet an_ Socreaaingly .- it — 1 wack 13| Bewalbly the most effective. [part in industry. iz : collectea| Packed in huge deposits over Snapshots of Hollywood millions of years, the fossils from jat random: < diatomaceous earth, or diatomite
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highways. The 25 persons who came by bus to
the finals of the girls’ state basketball tournament
spent the night, with about 5,000 others, in Vet-
erans Auditorium.
Hazel Park's 103-pound sensation
the sééond half and |land County
eae - Jackson and Ypsilanti domi
nated the, weekend meet involving 192 boys from 47 schools at Michi-
intted” Miracle a _Pontia ; c
only an 18-19 mark, among four city contestants as his outshot, sinking but.36.9/15+ conqueror Fred Lett of Ypsi
cent for the Cardinals. 99| Champion, Huskey Maurice Lac- (Heavyweight) and Ton Peckham minutes of the second half Louis- | tet,
‘ville got 12 straight points,
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MSU was a match, ,
Besides Black, five other county
grapplers finished in the top four
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Maples 3rd, Kimball 5th in Swim Meet
Sk abe Ns cnc ae was Cincinnati battles lornia. The liistory. It took place in MSU’s new be 1 5
pool.
Birmingham's fine squad made
a race__of_it, along with Battle,
| Babe Ruth Story, Page 5 |creek. Maples finished third, two ed __|points back of Battle Creek. Ann
es a Yr - aoe compiled 41, Battle Creek
St. John, NYU Called Equalizers ¥"|Sexton 31; Kimball 27; Bay City
NY Final Looms in NIT
- NEW YORK (AP)—A pair off St, John’s took care’ of* thind- unseeded teams today have|seeded St. Bonaventure 82-74, with
the wags around Madison Square
soph Tony Jackson. leading the
‘|Redmen with 27 points, 17 re.
bounds and numerous .. blocked
es young swimmers in Owen Klein-
CAA basketball champion- schmidt and Steve Thrasher, Ann
Handy 18; Dondero 14; © Jackson
14; Arthur Hill 13; G, Pte. 10;
Pontiac 2,
Maples could have won the
title ‘with a win in the last event,
the 200-yard freestyle relay, won
by Royal Oak Kimball with &
State record 1:33.8 (old 1:34.6).
Maples were 2nd in a great fin-
tsh by anchorman Bill Buick
Who -swam the final leg in 92.4.
7 Records Fall at MSU - goals
mn to lose out at 4:18 of over: | Daced by a pair of brilliant(Chiefs’ Bruce Norvell was 5th. He
N accounted for all the Chiefs’ points.
State marks also were set in
the 400-freestyle by Kieinschmidt,
Friday (4:15); for the 150-yard
individual mediey
(1:29-45 od 1:33.5); 200-yard free-
style, relay by Kimball (1:33.38;
old 1334.6).
Dave Smith (1:30.9),
Collings (1:39.9), Birmingham, were
2nd and 3rd, with John Bacholz, |
the 12th year in a row. East Lan-
sing was 2nd with 40. Four records
were set. ’
Winners and area placements:
Run and Ann Afbor St, Thomas
12 apiece, Adrian, Williamston
Nashville 11, Royal Oak Kim
10, Ann Arbor 8, Garden City 5,
5 Detrol
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(95) of Royal Oak Kimball
Leroy Phillips (175) of Hazel Park.
as Jackson had Ypsilanti
56, East Lansing. was 4th with
38 and Hazel Park No. 5 with 29.
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24, Kalamazoo Central 21, Bay
City Handy 18; Farmington and
Flint Northern “11 each, Willow
Fitzgerald, Allegan, Dearborn
Fordson, Dowagiac, East Grnad
Rapids and Trenton 2.
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Also, Berkley, Royal Oak Don-
dero, Sturgis
Niles and Livonia Bentley 1 each.
Scoreless schools included: Lans-
ing Everett, Lowell, Michigan
School for the Blind, Oak Park,
‘Wayne—Memorial, Davison; Dear-|
4j|born Edsel Ford, Dearborn and
Thurston.
The other individual champions|
were: ee
Ron ‘Shavers of Jackson.
12—Roy Wilbanks of Ypsilanti.
of Lansing.
71—Tom Mulder of
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106-—Don oe Boles of ng Sexton. erson
Heavy—Ed Young of Tpehenae
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: Toronto completed a” weekend day, ~ : and all contestants had to play|Miwaukes vs. Baitis Bradenton oe sae a ee .$70.
. : sweep of New. York with a 6-5 Sun-| His ‘superb 19 under par 269 set /36 holes yesterday. Dette Se) Shnene Cl ns ee nie ; Sieee noes 32 to “54.........$80
day triumph following a 5-0 verdict|# tournament record, virtually; Tied for third place were 45-} Beach meee See eee re $150 | '55 and“56....... $90
Saturday. Bob Pulford scored from|Clinched an invitation to the Mas-|year-old Lyon r Harper of ; 7 POWERGLIDE tine Tord : Seo tase
: 530 feet out to decide the ters tournament at Augusta, Ga.,|Portsmouth, Va., and Bob Ros- =
To Train for High Selary Position in Electronics, jjyesterday. — and assured him of a chance to/burg of Palo Alto, Calif... Harper Dearbor Nn Man Keeps 50 to 52 ........$70 | ‘50 to "52 .- $70
Radio & Television. Day and Evening Classes Allow NRL STANDINGS ey Se ee ee ee ee eae " ie 53 and ‘54 .......$80 | 53 and ‘54 ...... $80
You to Remain Fully Employed While Training. ——fjuontrast_ 3h 14 ay Sex Sag] mamPlOns St Lak Vows SD te ea gen Diced ui] Bad in Keg Classic | ‘35 and ‘56 ¢:° 7! . .$90 | 55 ond ‘56... ... $90 Mail Coupon or Call for Complete Chicago 27 37 43 6t 1e2 00 The 29year-old prematurely Walter Burkemo, , ‘of Franklin : Complete Power Steering Service
Information. Ne Obligation. WO 2-5660 Terente iz i te im isslgrey golfer’s 69-65-65-70—29. was|Hills, Mich., finished in w six-way} CHICAGO » — Kenneth Vogel CRONEY'S TRANSMISSION SER VICE Elect j | titute 2457 Weedward (Denevan Bids.) + 4-35 8 86 189 297/tour strokes better than the tour-|tie for. 13th place, Butkemo putlof Syracuse, N.Y., rolled 1,646 in| - ronics ns Bg Beni MB ro Wilk, S0eumNG taneene nament record of 273 set by Art) together’ 74-68-73-68—283. '_ [eight games last night to take sec-/]. 296 W. Montcalm 3 Deors from Oakland FE 80044
Name picccessecvesnssesennvessees Coueeneeeerrees ce PROM... cccceerecsnes Moore, Montreal seasseed® 4s bog = of Feces mee, po . ond place in the $250,000 Petersen — = a — " a
Believeau, Montreal ......43 44 97} 1957. It also won him $2,000 yv S ° Bowling Classic. He missed taking a Adee siineesenslepsiive pesesexeuens ecidetevnnesebs: a ceseseee | Bathgate, New York 0°71) 40 «43 «= 85|in' prize money. OUNYJ QWIMMETLS lover first place by seven pins. —~ Howe, Detrott ©? *:-"32 «$3 77] Harney has wanted to play in Leading the classic is John-Rug- Rs
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Springfield's, Bufitlo 28 circuit are invited to the Masters. | Swimming season. But there’s still] plant in Syracuse, built his total on Nate tae Gases te fe Jay Hebert of Sanford, Fla.,/gnother event on the calendar,| games of 200, 219, 203, 191, 207, 190, deactl - Ls EASTERN ieAGuE FLAYOFS “Itook second place and $1,500 — crise r ee ee am see 215, fy a
fon sett 4|@ fine 16 under par 272 over : es 16 year under. tournament continues 2 Pee 4 £.4 Det Ty P Neugriie gn» beries, tied 12/% < The meet takes place Saturday] through June 20. Complete Front End » mi 4 Port Warne 3, overtime! in Kingbals peat te Raval Oak Alignment aes eege » GATURDAY’S RESULTS under the aegis e Michigan roreto 1 RATONAL LEAGUE 3rd N AIA Crown oa : New Lombardo Racer ‘58 Electronic Equipment $ 95 ; | ag |... Saeaee For this event Birmingham and|Built for Record Try Used, Factory Trained ee ; AN LEAGUE f if esse A&l Kimball will combine their eligible}. - . . Mechanics, ;
Prerite A 0: 1ennessee boys to compete as a club. NEW YORK (UP1)—Guy Lom- Corsten 3. Sorts 3 orertimes ‘te} -_ Pontiac will have one swimmer.| bardo wil] return to. unlimited pow- ee GUARANTEED
Sobnetow: Semifinats SAS CITY (AP) — Tennes-| Bruce Norvell will swim thé ortho-|er boat racing this summer, FAST, DEPENDABLE Letestethalhal ;
2% Philadelphia 2, Philedelphis| 04 A&I loses three aces that have|dox breaststroke as a member of| The veteran orchestra leader MUFELE BRAKE Clifton 7, Kew Haven. 2 roe 8 carried the all-Negro team to the|the Detroit Athletic Club team, . {overrode the objections of his wife ; :
toledo Gin anapolis. 2 NAIA basketball championship laaemmen . and brothers to pilot his new SERVICE RELINING
MONDAY’s scuEDULE’ ~~~ | three years running, -butindiea-; vw tan ee, TiGuTS Tempo VII which is under con-|’ — ae No games scheduled. tions are the Tigers will be the| 1s Los Tmocked our Dave Joun:| struction at Kawkawlin, Mich. MOST CARS |team to beat again next year, | Since a rancioon i, Dupes,|. Lombardo said he intends to try] Blowout Proof a a NBA PLAYOFFS AT [A GLANCE x *« * teom| 8,28 TT oa ign on ee “or Wiitien Lifetime $ > >)
3 The hot shooting team ANILA: ’ record on @ Meade, Nev., in}
x-Byrdcuse Wea Lest Pet! Nashville, coached by John Mc-| iit $ te ena a Me October, Donald Campbell set the Guarantee. —_ New. York ...iscccccccts % 9e0|Lendon, won its third National In-|" Miexico CITY oiling, Tertes. Mex- mark of 248.62 miles an hour in Free Installation Incl. Lebor & Won vores. } tereo ‘thampionship here tae! Fite saee ~-. dhis jet-propelled Bluebird last fall. 15 Minute Service . : Best-ot-s soning rus,| Saturday night, beating a good Pa- = —" 3 | BONDED, HEAVY
Biatepot ee tt. Syl citic, Latheran College club 9787 SEE WATERFORD TOWNSHIP DUTY SHOES
SpA Betton ot eee ee ae | SPORTS & BUILDERS SHOW “1 Pree Adjucment we pee | Tennessee A&I's big three ; ap dyoter sora Oe a Detroit 117, Minneapolis Dick Barnett, John Barnhill and C. A. 1. Bidg.— 5640 Williams Lake Rd. da
“SATURDAY’S RESULTS Jim Satterwhite —had completed
Minneapétls #2. Dero oe ’|their NAIA: eligibility after three | MARCH 20- 21-22 | :
pPceagge successful trips to the tournament. ” See. the Leien in
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the fatality count to about 1,200.|gard got so annoyed she sirick! Judges Will Mull Over ot = --TOPS & ee % him, clawed him, tore his hair out 9x9 ee = Se caster of Bik taloeedly —and once rushed hie out 9f bed. Changes in Court Rules 1) g (eatieaa
Be wip cootncee: Nagreen:ri The court granted Fred a de-|_ LANSING @ — Circuit~ jadges AS SEEN ON TV :
| ots of auto mecianics and the in- |‘TC¢ ©" grounds of cruelty, ruling NEW. , , adie | stitute for {Hildegard had deprived him of ee TILE 4 eek au
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Your Key To Letter Guys :
Sig ois oe Funds Lacking, Congress Fails to Back
Program With Money
Despite Act's Promise
But Hare said two problems are|eral aid to education is going to
ae eee oo connie De.
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istates indicate that more than 50
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FUEL OlL [After Trying Store Holdup supplemental spprepriation of THE MOST SPIRITED BUICK | 2 | BALTIMORE (AP) — A young) fall about 6% million dollars short.
No Contract ie potencenene et vee rack Shs relents . —_—_ a store . e! a
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Call Today coonats to leave” Wale’ Ediing his Easter recean, ‘Thias, eves i the] es en ey eee ee a
] |time, he bought two soft drinks,|extra funds are voted, they prob- )
Gregory Ge. fa pretset and a pack of cigareties.|ably will come Me in thed - . , —— — __ : ae - j Sana su’ r : : 3
94 East Welton Bivd. fe ee Sihermaltele me seinen om 3 LeSabre ‘ /THE MOST LUXURIOUS BUICK .., |
Phone FE 5-6141 _ The bewildered youth| This is particularly 1 true in “4 i cae = j fled without taking anything case of the student loan programs. ae :
! four-door :
Sedan :
including tuple Spadina 4
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Lo se WINDSHIELD WASHERS & DUAL SPEED
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Buick 4 Door Hardtop
$2,985.00
Liars FIGURE >
but...
FIGURES DON’T
LIE}... . Pontiac Federal Savings
Home Mortgages
- COME IN and talk over our conventional i 7
Open End Mortgages that include in their
monthly payment: interest, principal,
taxes and insurance.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS + Our Price Figures are so low you
have to see them to believe it!
Buick 4 Door Sedan
$2,840.00 a — Federal Savings
HOME OFFICE: 161 W. Huron St.
ROCHESTER: 407 Main St.
: 4416 Dixie Highway - —_ aeaYTOR pia dl OLIVER MOTOR ‘SALE ow — 210 Orchard Lake isin. FE 2-9101
: “Where Pontiac Buys Its Buicks’ me nse | PONTIAC: 16 E. Lawrence St.
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éd comptroller of the Naéemethy-
Davis Co., Detroit, advertising and
- merchandising" firm, it was an-|ing
nounced by Allen R.. Malcomson, or
president. ao
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The meeting will begin at 6:30 ™. “iby Diseased Dog’ (sv: Secewe sed tree, man.
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Pontiac Motor Division for 17
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“at of & monument shop in Lafayette, Ind. pre-
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1080 W. Huron St.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
‘ March 16, 1959.
Pursuant to authority contained in
1:00 p.m.,
Description of property
1955 Power. W 4 wheel Dodge agon :
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“Model No, C}-PW-6-126. the right, title, and the Interest
to the prop-
District Director of Internal Revenue By JOHN H. eee oa |
ue Officer
March 16, ‘59.
bate Court for the County of Oakland,
Juvenile Division.
‘eerning William Jones, minor. Cause No.
Court alle;
abouts of eré unknown and said child has
to appear personally at seic hearing.
eervic:
shall be served by publication of a
“the Pontiac Press .a _ newspaper
STATE OP MICHIGAN—In_ the Pro-
In the matter of the petition con-
To Walton Jones, father of said child. Petition having been filed in this
Tt being impractical to make personal
¢ hereof, this summons and notice
ted and circulated in said County. ity
The company said retail sales of preferred: shares, of $1.67 On thelr Seage of said Court, to the City Rambler cars since last Oct. 1,/$1,422,873 common shares. This
marking the start of its fiscal year,|compared with $2.98 and 1,421,563] (seal
fumbered 127,216 units. In the;common shares outstanding at the|“
period they|end of 1957 and. preferred divi-| ‘:
dends of $33,475.”
BRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT TO VOTE ON SPECIAL MILLAGE - Public school systems must periodically stake their survival
__gn-the willingness of citizens to vote for sthool tax increases.
Immediately upon the mention of increased taxes for school operation
hear: taxes aré too high, . . taxes must not be -
oss of the © wences it’s high time for budaet-< the
schools are s start. "3 consider that residential
issues are repeatedly defeated,
& community which has into the shadow; + t
refuse to support the public schools there can Arise an instability of
property values.
} Brandon District will finish the 1958-1959 school Our schools tn the sty benens -
year with a
umilation from 3 years financing because we feel
that proper education jidren is a very good investment in
an to combat this situation and get our school back
its feet, the school board is SS ae lectors of the district
on a proposal to the i operating mil
1 would mean an aa of only
building millage. Since these r the prop
be advertised as an § mill increase in operation and not just as
ii] increase in sc’ taxes. { thin’
increase, you also think of the 4 mill decrease or a net increase
school taxes of only 4 miils. : =3
Bome people have already asked if April 2 isn't» little early, We
formulate a budget and hire staff personnel according to that Wedect. isis the time of year for-teacher cont: d unless you-know-
whether you have to operate on an ecohomy budget or .# critically
reduced budget the job of hiring would necessarily be q precarious.
It would be a rather clumsy tion to have teachers siready hired
Sid then find Saat epeetions Bad to be sreeieeeey Se Mer yon bee
With an apa enrollment next year of 1,210 students, we hope to
operate with the same number of teachers as this year when we. had
1,151 students, This would mean a eater staff
propesa I‘upptoved, it wil pe Seaisery tay im wome manner, Tedue wi " ce
Ene staff as we cannot continue Gefielt financing.
We might also. mention that for the last 2 ts, of our total income,
we received only 18.7% from local taxes. This is far below the state
. average. Also, our operating cost per pupil Jast year was among the
lowest in the county. «
Approval of this 1 year, 8 mill proposal would allow us to balance next
ears bud and bly wipe out completely the existing deficit.
use of an existing state hardship formuls, the state would edd
Be ee, eee one-hal sit gt i ] from
fonal , The quick oft 0} deficit also means
& savings af talereet’ tu borrowed mosey. - :
‘We wish to urge you to register and then exercise your to vote.
1S i al type © election, but you must -be a qualifies. registered voter. Registration
‘To show how the proposal would affect your school taxes, below is an og (in number of mills) of 1958 as compared to 1950 with
1 1950 Allocated (operation) .,...... Ober seneoneneene ty aae
millage (op V caeveceecnseececs + OMG. 3 Bultlding Petree eee ee na 6.
* ‘ ee (ee a
_ Total school millage.......0..0..09 eevens 22.38 96.38 j
Example in dollars of your school taxes for property with an assessed
Value of $7,000: ?
: Assessed Equatizing
hs gamer x Pactor x Mill, = ‘gchool Tax
1 $2, P x 1.960784 x 22.38 = $84.27
1939-92, «1.882784 x 63% = $00.34
. * Ancrease
Divide the $15.07 increase by the
amounts to only .04¢ a day more than in 1958.
May we have your support April 2?
‘ Board of Education 8
bein BRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT
STATS OF MICHIGAN —In, Pro- ter, |
Juvenile D — ; March 16, 1950 |aoore, dudes new world record.| In the matter of the petition coh- of Pontiac cerning Bur) C., Thomas and STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Mi .
Morey, Minors, Cause No. 16533. ‘bate Court for the County of Oakland, )
Richmond To Glen . father Of sald children. |Jusente Division. af *| Petition been filed “in this} Im the matter of the petition concern-
eet She hin Sake me ine ieee C of i nt i E No. 5 a
dren are unknown and ehildren| To William | father of said ¢hild.
pool ‘oster ped [Ptt bod. hat sa, ehlgesould be|Cwert alegg hy STA’
“4 chives lpleced _ whens SP. n CHAPEL FE 2-584)
OATS
FUNERAL HOME >
-| Drayton Piaios OR 3-787
Donelson-Johns PUNERAL HOME
for Funerals”
Voorhees-Siple|’ FUNERAL HOME Ambulance i Har Plane 3 or Moter
es
Cemetery Lots 5 ee
lot) te section & errr ate
S1LsFOSe8,
fae hee Edith Clark
ond David R r alee sar. vived two =e three
Ta!
will be Tesetay, March 11,
at 1:30 from the Che th Rev..Allebach offict-
a Sotecseans in Oak
Mr. Hilfhouse will lhe
RENT IT FAST
through Rent Ads! Room,
house, apartment, any-
‘ithing — Want Ads give
you ACTION. Dial FE
28181.
Help Wanted Male _§
a «oe TELY.
ve been 6 A
we have eo
now. See Mr at Dixie, Pontiac, Mich.
taken between 10 am. &
12-noon. Pri. Sat. & Mon.
DO YOU ENJ MEETING THE
ibiie & working with ?
e have good
you re one of the finest
sm
commission. FE 43573
WANTED: JANITOR. STEADY hours each
ly's Jewelers, 16 W. Huron ae SUITE
- YOUNG MEN. men, 18
thru 22 to do ct work for
. Travel,
Fis. & Hawail. Guarn. $12.56, New car & trans. furn. Bee Mr. ‘over 2 at Waldron Hotel.
tormation
A CAREER TU.
saenneege of small e proce:
dure Piegees voice
Write Pontiac Press. All
confidential.
15 . No experience
seede. “we hernish everything;
om bei yon get started. A car is
. is, write necessary —
adeomatog om
3 anit. ee provided ms
in area. Call 64810 or FE
REG STERED NURSES In Memoriam ——2,_ Help" Wanted Male 6, Employment Agencies 8A
; IN, LOVING MEMORY OF | ED-
Leonard. whe passed Cnctonn & aten api Apart:
Midwest © ‘Mae State Bank Bag ber
EVELYN EDWARDS . VOCATION bea COUNSELING —
~te
~~ SALES
sonality & . =
month to sta est Employ-
Instructions 9 MODEST MAIDENS
1h.
Work Wanted Female 11
2 WOMEP WANT WALL WASH-
and house cleaning. PE 3-7581,
AUBURN HEIGHTS. EXC. CHTLD | FOL
HOUSEWORK BY DAY. REFER- Own transportation ences.
with.
Interment in Oakgrove Cemetery,
Milford. Mr. Sirbaugh will
state at the Richardson-Bird
neral Home, Milford.
, MARCH 15. TOWNSEND, 1989,
bert BR., 41 Sheridan St.; age 61;
husband of Mrs. Pes: i
ee Mr.
in state’ at the Voorhees-
Home.
WESTPALL, MARCH 15, 1959, AN-
‘ ple Mary, 530 Kenilworth Ave.; IMMEDIATE men who want
employm week, FE 5-61
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ata Sloza basil a
Balad
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ary or eom 3s
ply to Bontiac 4 Press x 24.
MEN Above average income, 21 to 45,
have car, neat a — Lord’
Furniture, 125 Huron. 11 a.m.
and 2 p.m.
NEED 3 — SALESMEN
in ogg new Customer rt-
m Mr. Smith, at Jewel
Tea ‘oom 7 Thursday March
19th. 11 Woodward, Royal Oak, 1 block 8. of 12 Mile,
SALESMAN
DRAWING ACCOUNT
$125 WEEKLY
noe 24 - 32 week plus
el alow See Suri ance iw mag iss ton. with drawing —— rx 125 ¢ 0 elon week upon
‘age 83; dear mother of Mrs. Viols . | Wolf
on, great:
and eight grea!
Cemetery Will he in state at the Voor
ips Penerel Hom
Y See In Memoriam
a LovING MEMORY OP MAY
E. Thompson, who passed awa
ta ago today, March 16,
“The world may change from year | to year,
jends from day to da
But never wil! the one we ove,
From mem fade away.
ym
r child
amy h 16, 1956
weet, your memory |
ie 198? “Bad missed
Child
ber
* Leonard &., nee entidren, won| §
rai rou
oe G
non oe 9 who. passed
~ 2 ‘to. ome oe.
Sad); pA Husband, Children
a ose go Or — eS
i
ool A Eyeir seocatian “Rs
‘ call at 662 ‘We fares.
| The ir Cash Rae Co.
als WA 4 IN SAVE ENERGY, USE ‘ WANT ADS! To find a
job, place to live or a
ood used car, see Classi-|,,
fied NOW! w SanteDe k 0060 Fanee Mae oe ‘oan “Sher 938 pam, FE : pital ital full a approved. Liberal wad
sonnel! $460 mo.
Contact Teeas of . Pon-
tlac eamain Hospital. Pontiac.
WE NEED 25 WOMEN
FULL OR PART TIME
AVERAGE WELY, INCOME eeoete
, ursday
Morn 19th, 10 a.m.
D.: W N EN 60 &
1h to live in, More home than
3¥ Call between 9 am, &
3b.m 196
WOMAN TO LIVE. IN, ORE F
me a Pe jello of 3 chil-
— WOMAN OR GIRL, wate
more for home than wages. EM
3-3402. : WANTED DENTAL ASSISTANT,
A Pontiac Pr Box 91.
Help Wa: Wanted 8)
A BUSINESS OF ouUYR QwNn
Selling —— advertised Wat-
kins Products. No cash outlay
necessary. 9 to 12 a.m. FE 2-3053.
ARTHUR MURRAY
IS EXPANDING ‘INTERVIEWERS SUPERVISORS
NOW
FOR BIRMINGHAM AND
Trat part-time evenings for a 8
fellent pportunity to to earn #12. pe ni op y
00 90
able pone “5 —
Hil ee promk shar-
ing ond serene ent plan. i .
ization ate surgic plan, Rost
keep all correspon
tial W Write full joebar to:
PHILIP :
' SALES PERSONNEL
EDWARD DON & COMPANY 2201 SOUTH LASALLE 8T. CHICAGO 16, ILLINOIS
ee
able 3 you oy i $50 me ped
This is not o—_ to. door
hes selling: Appointments a
ary
Allen. ror information pm, wor ba
SREAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Wanted = to _ spec! tt in sale
ot and 3 Attractiv
dea). Cin Mr. sil 4-4821
Be .W. DINNAN FE 4257 66_W,
supe URED, AVAILABLE — ‘urses ci
Way & Might ticneed & Bonded
MIMEOGRAPHING. OT TFNG BEG. ret*rial service EM 32-2842.
PERMANENT SECRETARIAL
WOMAN Full time, MA 5-6201.
i: ana ASHINGS & TRONINGS __FE WOMAN WANTs TYPING IN OWN home. PE 5-3782.
~ WASHINGS AND i JRONINGS.
ie: Building ‘Service 12
4-1 BLOCK, BRICK AND CEMENT
os Residential and commer-
bg . Also bell house basements.
re--are_well ippes Cal MY
3-1128. John W. Caples. Guar.
anteed Work.
A-1| SAND &-FINISH FE |
Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service |
4-1 BRICK. BLOCE AND CEMENT |
3-9402
A-l B N
neath aes. also bouse raising & m Com: note Tine of mason-
_TY.
A’ a A COMPLETE. BUILDING SERV-
2 ity work. licensed.
r. CONSTRUCTION co,
MA 4-2253 or OA _8-3272
A-1] DRY tie : PAINT
OR 64
ANY TYPE OF HOUSE PLANS.
— drawn, OL 1-8200. EM
BLOCK, BRICK, CEMENT WORK "and fireplaces. MA §0078. fi es. MA 5-0378,
WATER PROOFED, free
JAY
sl. ARN
“You can have the afternoon off, Miss Bixby — to. caddy
for me!”
Wanted Real Estate 32A
oe aa
Business” Services 13
4.L MAKES OF —— PENS
by factory trained man
at our office —, vesatiog &
rence St Pysne PE 303 |
| 4&1 PAINTING INTERIOR AND
exterior eas. rates. Free esti-
mates. #-1603.
——— WALL CLEANERS,
wall windows. Reasonable.
FE 2160)
DING CHAIR REPAIR SERV-
ice. OR 3-1402.
PURNACES. CURRED AK serviced. C Nelson. FE +1
& removar.| *' TREE MING
Free est. UL 23-1375 or UL 32-2884.
THOMAS ELECTRIC Electric
Low rates Call afte = - ir ‘i FE 40137, a _ Moving & Trucking & Trucking 19 19
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Trucks to Rent +
1 Dump trucks *
"Pontiac Farm. and
Industrial Tractor Co.
CADE WANEE.\ om 2,FURN Ri ‘
WE CARRY PARTS FOR ALL
_— = wringer washers. Whole-
58
APPLIANCE eaathy |
ROY's. 96 Oakland 27-4021
Fe | Dressmaking, Tailoring 16/
gate! go EXPERT WORK-
manshif. Reas. prices, FE 4-5232.
ALTERATIONS, sUiTs & COATS.
Dressmaking and repairs, drapes
Free
ade. Expert fitting, Guar. -|
sepieliet Moore re tae
rations, a Sire erty re
DRESSMAKING TAILORING AL- drapes & formals done a my my bome. Call PE 8-8455.
__Income Tax Service 17
$3.00 TO $5.00 AVERAGE FEE.
Dunn's ig and Tax
Service, corner of and
Baldwin. For information. OR
3-6280
ALL une es & = TAXES
anytime.
OR-3-2943
EMPIRE PAX SERVICE
Your Home 4 Mine
1243. Oxbow Lake Rd. EM 3-315 | lagen Ere nde
INCOME TAX DAYS 64 W. Hu- ron. Eves., 506 Franklin Rd,
INCOME TAX SERVICE FORMERLY WITH INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. NOTARY PUBLIC. FE 2-5805 PrENGOME, STAR SERVICE
"OR 3-597
INCOME TAXES, ACCOUNTING
gerxiee, 2015 Cass Lake Road,
Keego PE 38-2877. > Harbor,
INCOME TAX SERVICE
UL_ 23-2930
BASEMENTS — paanes.
BUILDING | REPAIR. PLASTER. | © masonry, carpentry. FE
NCOME TAX PREPAR In
Bue yee. Tope Pn 08. gE
not necessary. Personal interview
Fulltime
on pre s. ‘Accommodation tor CEMENT & BLOCK WORK FE 5-0782
aie goal SUSTOM HOMES BY LICENSED 303 N. Woodward B’bam | _ builder, Free estimates. UL 2-5175.
2% EB. Lawrence Pntiac| CEMENT IS OUR SPECIALTY. COU: AKER Fioors _bas-ments, EM __%-4879
Coo! COMPLETE RE MODELING . 22 to 50, for both. Live pening attics recreation free estimates FHA terms
good e vleasant'1 rn. | —— = CALL pm ce gunmen: urs! | CERAMIC TILE loset space, bath; Adjoining elec-| PRE ESTIMATES, TERMS trie range, refrig, sink, unit for| ,qvance Floor Co. OR 3-8701 snacks; televi , telephone, elec- Oey Tee hmaics FE Gare tetelip: Jaundry 9008 out, phe DRY WALL TAPING ND FINISH- PY Sobriet: Good permane: Pe it estimates, FE 8-6781 or ar =
4-66!
Wonderful part time oom
pontine Freee Box 13.
SR a a Pontiacs .
arta PAR’
falagbone er, 4 hr. shift. oof
rsonal. ntervidw call
Piprien:: PE S760),
Real Estate Classes —le " Mee eer eth re practical “application, Fi Full or part
—~ with
the «office “crptnsellone ¢ 4 Thomas,
C. SCHUETT, Realtor
ae fn hae
“Haier be fe) ANTEED kinds P nwal
or consum are
with ‘Rawleigh Pieeets in Pon-
tia arnt week ert
oe 5108 Ome tap fu time, yi fied Ads. ELECTRICAL ds FREE 5ST.
PE 5-5439 'Partney Elec’ ROOM _ FU .
House- | FREE Seri res ON WIRING,
ran and
18 euuk 353 N. Ca ean Macs £-1775.
HOUSEWOVING FULLY
L. A. Young.
ou GA roe CABINS, ADDI-
Mans, Fae on
. Ga. LAYING sanding and finishing, Phone FE
» ROOF REPATRS~ EAVESTROUGHING ‘4044
TRENCHIN EXCAV ING FOR
poe ro ld ria postings:
Daren ang boat well, UL
MASON WORK, HOUSE es
ation: D& found: s haseme’ M ae ga S008 or
Eves. me er6,
lz
REACH CASH CUS-
TOMERS through Classi-
Call FE 2- 8181. AN INCOME TAX RETURN PRE-
42 EB. Pike; FE 41193 or FE 5-577. 2 or FE 5-573 BURTON E. STEVENS, 835 MEL-
— F 8-3508 PE 6-163. RO. Re
pared in your home by qualified
eccountant with master’s degree.
Appointment FE Rit
ACCURATE—EXPER:
ee ag vrates —— s
BOLIN TAX airy at
. Home calls by
INCOME TAX SERVICE.
UL 23-1786
Insurance Agencies 17A
INSURANCE FOR EVERY, NEED a the clock protection and
service. Arnold R. Simmons, rep-
resenting Tricker Insurance Agen-
cy, FE 4-4561_ or OR 35507. ~,
Laundry Service 18
COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY Pontiac ervice -— shirt service,
Laundry 640 8. "Telegraph. FE
.2-8101,
nua bandscaping 184 A-l) TRESS TRIMMING & RE-
moval. Free estimates. OR
rt OR 3-320.
A-) ACE TREE SERVICE RE-
moval and PE eats Get our bid
FE 2-7188, FE
ANY LIGHT HAULING. BASE- ments cleaned. Name vour price.
FE 5-0924.
1-/ Reduced Rates Local % dvi distance moving. SMITH MOVING CO, FE 44864 iG CO,
NOTING. oF RUBBISH, NAME
L osaed price. Any time. FE 98-0006.
oa
~_ = RAL NziN Ot | can trans rretion, writ
P rest Box 1a.
Wtd. Contracts, Migs. 32
Px CG Pe AYDEN: Ret
_Television Service _ 22 ay OR iiss ar Tv omnvicn
noon _& evening call PE 2-0406.
Upholstering
aus ber ramei AVAILABLE FOR
oa UPadiaTe
iat “Coan Lake Rd.
UGS AND UPHOLSTERED FUR-
cleaned, colors revived.
Use ae ven ae UL, 2-4250.
OLSTERING PERRY 8T. 5-8888 “obheon +
1704 8 Telegraph Ra
Lost & ies”
LOST: ELK gapecean BP.OE. Color Light Brown, Reward. FE 4-4487. 78 Pingree.
Lost: FEMALE BEAGLE. 2 YRS. y of Sashabaw & L
x Dlanketed with white
s pet. OR 3-8955.
LE—RED BLANKET,
ge A 8. Bivd., ae LAND CONTRACTS &
U. N IF DE.
Taare GLASSES, Loar § urday, vic. Miracle ae. Reward
Call sday, after 6
erteie S PREPARED BY | _3-6809
TAS oe Home service modest fee | mi | STRAYED NEAR
eynalds . rdson Blac
male English setter, aah
ver choke chain Right
5 ears black.
ard.
a eo
icholie_& Harger_ Co.
Hobbies & Supplies 24A
AINT BY UMBER
icrabblie gees
Book Store. 15 E. aes Ss.
KI i L. Tenpleton Bi Realtor.
Notices & Peccokaks 25
. AEROTREDS KNAPP SHOES
OR. 3-
COLD WAVE $5.00 FE 2.1245 craven s IF St.
MA
ANY Kein = — NEEDING |
eatia "rhe Salvation HUM SuRIES: REALTY
Wanted Real Estate 32A |
ge OR 3-942 $6.50.
Hams Lake Rd, and M
CHARLES CHESTER
SHIONED SHOES
zg. ft koa OR 3-4942
DAINTY MA’ *
SHNTe MATS BOR Tibe Ts | D.
Menominee. Mrs» Wallace,
‘T805
BONTIAC meni
ho
rms, 2 years to.
me, no In a ES If you are pes troubl
MiicanGAn “oR newt
State
_ Moving & 1 & Trucking _ 19 | tose Ww = oe eas
it a tablets ti +4 CA FOR YOUR HOME OR wQuITY.
rash. with very smal
mem. Cali us for fu
mation Do not feel obligated,
wili appraise your r
Cash o x uty Don't
lose your home. Teast service.
A
wm pace reac 102.5 Broadway Lake Orion
epee’ HAVE CASH,
WILL TRAVEL : Ww travel
Beefs tos. et Zh “el soar aaa or “age. Call iy for « 30-minute service No
m5 RILEY, Broker
ve of, Buebew Lake Ba,
lormadians
Action We Can Sell Your House Call Now
WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE
open eel sunday 10 "xf 8
On to Alaska
“Baul KS. ay ist
oY. See ae
7 LARGE RMS. PVT BATH AND |/ arage fur ent, ar and
nished. PE 2-860. *
7 RMB. & BATH. PVT. ENT. iii ~ & ‘
fare attendan'
drinkers. FE 2-2181.
OR 3 RMS. WARM.
Huron Nr General
22-1248.
Orchard 1 tay te wo
apuits onty /
MANAGER rT SALMER sr/aPT, ‘
ro >RING FEVER? ~ MBO we - ass Se i
Ee i<
i a ORCHARD. io @. |:
Fences ped: auth. Te senene. f
;
u aes
PONTIAC REALE? i
© 1950 by REA Servien, thay Saas
TM Rag U8. Ph OM ae.
apy Mey : |
peat eae Aes Seem. rth that I ;| CHEROKEE ROAD |
haven't been in yet!” ies oe ae |
: i F Sale s, oo eee, fireplace, kitchen tility - |
2 ris Ra. r a Houses 43 es For Sale Houses _ bed _ ‘Established in 1916 garage, ata Tan tay a
DECORATED. 4 é ae eee Open 00) ml bey aed oun irm home, ey :
Bskigh® 2:1) Brows) Wechat hove i for"Baster | J. C. PHAYDEN, Bealto oly fm moders. igceted in “envellent “cast “aide —"ihewe at antine
a : is E Realtor] im eats. Se Mighbornoed Pull bom't painted ALSO NORTH SIDE
CLARKSTON AREA [~ rns. "This is . . ard, nicely land-|. We ha¥e another 2 bedroom with; 2 Bedoom bungalow. Living.
Yea. Enjoy ‘Clarkston’s 3 LARGE BEDRMS. Ss a aa geet. iecn. See this a¢| basement. New oi} furnace, New room, kichen and utility
sehools, and get a touch of This 3 yr. old eo 2 ison Rat Py a= $11,800. Terms. TAT hat water heater. Complete beth. room, Washer and dryer in-
suburbia. 5 room and bath rancher “bas lake priv Hepes and eS. = St at - : This w treme home beilt io cluded. $1,000 equity —
home on 180x150 landscaped Jatge lot, 113x140. ft Plenty P. W. DINNAN WATERS ‘AOE ~ To Cass; 9! also has 8 & screens.| Balance et $63 per mo. in-
with attached on sarees ieles sock. fireplace. Tennessee Pets isa eee om 6 West Huron PE ¢2s7t| home Sige By b=] at ee ets AS) So bee
breeze Pull oe _sitdchea gar hice belgh “fit Clitora' aa 5| 5 & BATH. ° jbserme. i nook, full |, of to Bridge Lake, kc 2
with ofl A-1 condition: borhood, 38-3969 5 pm. |p areplnee hot water + with ree. and ‘extra Resseesien, bag a co tek Bes pows
$2,000 “down, , GI—NOTHING DOWN | ,cUsTOM suru’ ft To. 4.000 Om S.ths.” "| shade tenets hinid™ oer finn | Po ese than ‘00. sep) he shooee. hae Beh
w ; Me a navg Mase onveres 3 rm. homes ioe] heap WwW. ean Huron Gardens es. as. T00, Terms. fine foley! a, Call
atren. Stout, + Re s ome ONLY 12 LEFT a RR ea Pe FoR componr: .| WE BUY = SELL - TRADE | FOR
a Bg part ime gra | nett a eeaeen| ag | RE] Wt | areata i as West Suburban Schools, buses, “everything. Only pe est Suburban rms ve, bathe, Foomy kitchen WHITE BROS. dream. A real bargain for
: 3 bed brish, ‘ell. hancement. at-| Sonny, tecaah’ ak’ Tite eae i pores 8 space. 2 car ‘sheets “aad: : OR 3-1295 5
[OOK | Ss eas ES Be oe cael eet | NICHOL 1 a this 3 bedrm, ie | with ear-| floors, pene mg water N Piss. Do Wee. 2 live a the lal ne ale? : pan ra ct 03 Bears : N oe am In i IE
Located in'a softener, oll heat. loads othing Down No er Costs ' & HARGER
Reighborhood. ty Marrihie 6 kitchen. tiled Co.
pri Pages | Hee ts | ppp aks armas euhiee re Seis et aaa cs] BSc cat S| Detar ast for responsible : ear E =-
HERBERT C. DAVIS | JACKLOVELAND | Feelohor hy unr S arner.| 5: Se [ox Mg ay” error, 5 ms as fants ir Be. = :
> 2188 Cass Lake Rd." PE _2-4815 OPEN Doroth r Snyder Lave Lavender oo, ach home wih atnched ANCHOR
3 Nothing D bane 4, suyar ne ae Eee brie res |e pet] =~ ARRGO) ng Down | - MODEL Ra. "ae »| Heat Deek,, tiled bal. Ou. eat. moos AL PRICE
# flame a) your plang | EXECUTIVE'S | Saisie ame: ew © 8k) EotiaSpring “er evry vanmer,| LOTUS LAKEFRONT plans We'll arrang Je. mortgage. modern with fyil bats &
= wa |
: o
Bedr oom Basement me luded. “Also sa rough ~“ HOME Floyd K x coagy
H OME Torn “pass a (Sls ° Tac. Baik "RA ues et avr gerne pe :OULDERS EXCHANGE | Seresset'in poten overs water.
s empleton : TAnoe ‘pepnMs., Love: a custiuen $e WEST SUBURB AN age ono, S¥imaiming s
7 c 2 bedrm. ranch Shouldn
ee Village | Nothing Down Patina, PRICED TO with oil furnace, knotty pine TL zanerH LA
100 D lovely home. 3. bed- SELL. noi te-ame ps ag age 14 acre site nd KE
$ OWN pi “wall to’ wall “pan in R.' J. VALUET, Realtor te buy, lang rent Peeper we Bites 3 tee, = ai = . oe we
Moves You In inete, ile bath with v , ir one. me cstits a ee ae | $85,000, Also choice {_ . :
to be proud of with patio A A poee fenced 120x200 ft. lot
SO : legen on ; 1 fayira oat tire fon a large! lt.’ aly daly “ul tiful pine trees and a dear ga-| “se sug” neither Is the ptice
an : costs of about $450. LAKE HIGHLANDS rage, 4 rms, and bath, with
WHY PAY RENT? | K’ ee ee : Neat 2 bedroom basement and oil best. ‘CLARKSTON AR
L. Temp eton, Realtor WALKING DISTANCE f 7 “Sede Uae ive car| aly $6,500 and § days possession. Ea
se Soot tere Oe ene! eee Ger nae see |S ACR Sinton S0CT BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS aawy. tone ft on privileges. CALL US 5 ACRES is only 2 yrs. old. There iss
LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES om * crear, cniyanee. HURON @. nics Lacated im the, Lake Orion, area.) large iit x 15¢ Ist Gan be bought
aa -SCHRAM | aie! [er as ECARDS, IS coeiog| fi becemen tat ti hen’ Wree| Ple"Mingige ec geet ice
| MODEL OPEN |, Ful posta” Beiced i | Rie Gi realy aenttce | Myla? car anes. | Se ee ; $i 200. : larg "pom. |” ries, plenty of tilable land. You ARRO REALTY
WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1 TO 1 EN an. oak on oaly sbout “s400 mortesgs Basement, 1% car ene, arge| G23 ,B0ve your truck garden bere. | sid Case Riteabetn ao
at Eioney basement, oi] FA heat, 2 : HOME. Open 9 a.m. to $: } «E
* a locas "north ‘¢ a Us? omy, “heeuewa tf CLOSE TO BALDWIN — 2 ey RILEY REAL ESTATE |" sm. waupen-camyeusn =
Hotel Rooms pVESTOWN REA i Me 6 ise Bticed at $14,090. ang lg Be Si nith- re sist 8 BE san LI LE FARM .
atom or : Eves, HON wan wanes Ye-car garage with Dav 4281 MARCUS __|_ ‘Larne 3 bedroom brici =
HOTEL AUBURIN | *eedOOMS,.© BATE. FULL | “''S rooms for owner: poe hy gk Bedroom “and "i's Veneer owner; 3 room mortgage costs will move $350 down moves you in. Priced| ceramic ba: and i% -
ag agg, ye gyi pri. Pa = ee : gpg a ee 1 eman Bece, pewly decorated. Large lot,| Stress 1 end of texke Bee
; a refrigeration wats. ee TO BE MOVED] 3, {2+ ful basement, Sep | SCOTT TARE, privileges REAL ESTATE oan ‘Prone | trae space wea 7a
ute sin caesar 222... cs est Huron St, Perfect condition. __Quly $1,750 down, =| nice 2 bedroom bungalow i = oF oe SCHUETT, Realtor et 4 Recreation
Rent t Stores 40| rooi, room. kitchen. bed | DRAYTON PLAIN: * pana an RY oy i | a | MULTIPLE LisTn ERVICE room in full with
room down. 3. bedtooms oe stairs for ex tra sto = LISTING SERVICE place and sliding gisss door well
or and up. Ask for Bruce wih ag By home space) wee bath, of] FA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE opening onto exposed . Large
estate, insurance Kinsler, Eve and Sus. call Pm 3 kitchen nd 14x30 ulity White ‘bos ay LAKE. cae, a Located
Tipurner or ben: | Pia, t" gt waacal ba | Hash ana Nee wkdny | Wine a inne a : one. aheritedse ends tad STORES, West —_W. Huron. Ph. PE 43525. _ | is 100x267 ft. Priced at $7,- costs. FRONT HOME — pei T
ee ~ CHEAPER We wie said down ana 8 | ONEIL, Real ree ieseac hee @ jcusem see AKEFRONT |
Rent Office Space 41 _.THAN RENT gop | OFF 208LEN # __| 3025, tetesraph Ra ee nicely landscaped 1 car} On an acre of garden is this; Pungalow. On s "tt: lake-
eS month, 3 bedrooms, ($98) “ "a's bedroom bungalow, full mas yar canes : Sverlocks 80" of good. tandy the. arrang Sef the’ ving in te
~|! & 3 ROOMS, DESIRABLE CEN-| forms loi w. Columbia, Spouite| Davement, gas heat, Rec- : caae! beach, $13,500, dising rooms. J ne hav-| lying room. 12x14 sen ree
. fos teemlshed, Gace Lovelacd. | —=uests._ Fm ete. feation, room. On th lots. | — ASSOCIATE — ing seven closets. Three-car Waxi¢ ft. kitchen, Pill beds’ on
UILD LeBaron 3 ELIZ rage. For the price of $15,5c0,| its! floor and extra bath and
. Paes NOW | school area, Only $2,000 ROKERS INVESTMENT CO. ABETH don't miss seeing this home be-| onnoua’ living quarters with an
| 3 BEDROOM HOME |. *™* Ot ee STEIN He LAKE ESTATES coals ee, nates ated. pestered - $8500 IVAN W. SCHRAM /|1-Story Perma-Stone THREE BEDROOM BRICK Sctaches Ueomatic oll beat, 3 car
Rent | Lease Bas. Prop. 41A Can Today, ‘Pinancing ‘sabia REALTOR FE §-0471 2° BEDROOM — Pull base- ranch Fanen, home, with grand ‘view! for-oeonttiey ceramic ‘ie’ bets. ‘Seah sun” SO"
. All types ‘custom _ bullging. On|" OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY Lr (Gf late and close ‘to tand| ceramic ‘sink counter top, bireh ;
29 FER MONTE gur lot or yours. Your plans of | 947 JOSLYN COR. MANSPIELD pagouer a . eit plaabed, Sed, ie Dae ioe See accling iepitinn a ton LADD'S
geal: Boor siete yc CHA H IAYDEN, Realtor MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | 443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. __ and GAS 3 Foom and and hall. Gat fi n UViD§ | dose Dinte ney —-
at Loading dock and slevator. i BEDRM HOME OFF JOSsLYN. | CLARKSTON AREA GEORGE R. ian Wines soa 15
— ceramic bath. nul i cesemeat with WILL TRADE 3 BED- NEAR W: ATERPORD HIGH apple tee iy scarey et “Cement ; un bet HOME, PULL BASE-
rig | —fes- nest FE_§-240. ROOM HILLTOPPER. 1 bedroom rancher, carpeted liv GI RESALE cay Oe Gat. Bett ake Ge) ae Se het, tres © Se
; mabey Smith "+ 1/7 #7 HEE L |__ ACRE. CLOSE TO SCHOOL. room, sutematic ‘heat izing 7 tise ‘Motor on paved street. Law
ron “MULTIPLE LISTING sERvicE | ©! WALDRON RD. | htmsorme and sereens, | NO DOWN FMT. TO CIVILIANS | MEW SENOS BION dn. payment. PES.ca8 or FE
|244 8. Telegraph Rd. FE 44516 , ome MODERN 2 AND 3 BED- SASHABAW —_ Brickcrete Dullity toon, gor beat: 'eets’| school nent. Ove saty bomee wits +270%_or_sppointment.
geet rece E SPACE eramne ~~ wiiateas GI S ROOM HOME, $115 MOVES Home with large fenced | lot. Rewly "decorated. “Natural basement. Plastered walls. Knot- XK:
fo Bt org agg ‘Ed wwone a bell, amoatie home for retired couple’ $0,000. | "tops, gd eas ee Site a cneateon vaen Bees
mont LacategO8r"South ‘e:| Priced at Sele only $8 down, | NOTHING DOWN J int f WRIGHT, Realtor ns re to chooee from.) Soome, terme Properly in" priced
FE 4.2601. : oo at $85 y $750 down, St. Michael and Baldwin vy alee PE 5-044] roars EXD-—3, bedroom with fer quith sale. Property is priced
For Rent Miscellaneous 42) NorTH stipe — Older home in fon panemoent. _Hewiy' dee “et | “ee LISTING SERVICE gid clove to wise oe eat Linea LAWRENCE w. Gaytorp_ |- WATKINS LAKE
condition, 2 bedrooms and pine Mem ae ol og “KOHLMAN STREET : | : / r 136 E, PIKE ST. OPEN EVES./ Modern 3 bedroom home sit
| forage. o 55x: potrantas Full pet on tet floor, bedroom Glan eed-tn ing | Convetient to Monteith and Pierce) OFF M2—2 beiroom on ve ~__FE 4-9584 | ted on i acre comer ot with
mathe een. S| om, Me ee, PRESS Ane | dake Meter ten, at] Bee dinate iy ea | pg SS a +3 pores Full basement, gas heat. . basement. with tied floor recres-
' ee oye eae fess ame ome W ANT WILLIS M. ms bee ee | BRICK = 3,Dedroom, carpeted ey, Baron Be oan Bes WN Bon, Toon Oae heat Garage.
GARAGES RENT (0) te| OFF JOLYN — 2 bedroom home ED ies JOSHEH F. REIZ, SALES — rege Will take “ables neue by | ee £4,000 “down. Bia terms ‘evaiio:
oar (2) 3 cae. ar. FE S-106i, win |. $m qnsetens oonsicion bail tn Stes. Lidtemencn a «sisi | fade. rts NOTHING DOW.
ee ee th.) hardwood floors, FA oil nicest 3. Dedreum homes _— SUBURBAN — New 3 bed H repeeseanee Cae ome polled (DRAYTON PLAINS
__ For rig Houses 43 , Aluminum storms and We've ever offered. Only 2/ 1 ovely Family H Wes bree terms, about $250 closing costs slow. 2 large bed-
Anchor fenced back yard blocks to St. Michaels. ovely Family Home tnd. d down, is large Be Seng gerege oat Zhese sre, Modern sad priced sree Gerdes tenes” act
SYLVAN LAKE. $10,500; Terms. — Be ree m. senee «lent wacest and you ooh mare] Sesaed” lot, Mortgage tere y| GI — INCOME PROPERTY iets eiriveway |” Beautiful H
Real nad cheupe teeal: ee tight tn Has 3 large bedrooms. | ranged. $2,000—8. Johnson. Let the in| “QTHING DOWN — Will sell on
ae *- UNIT BRICK — _ Ww. Heroa st. st. oeg gy . _ ir carpeted 1 a ga = tnd ¢ ment Gponae f. eck eakiocks come from this nice 2 story house — ra a aig A pi) M pivns "GEORGE BLAIR
heat. 2 wae eerene In Rind distance to su arket anc e. attached L* your payments. 3 bedroom'| ~- ent, Oil ng! ’ se .
_gondition. Ideal for that sere ro | ores. Only Oh.000 with res- ee landscaped lot, ‘This | MOL LISTING SERVICE ie oer Pa Boece | Lares tot lake privileges. Dials Bey, cari ene
4-BEDROOM a a —call"ts now. os ar Cusy. two bedroom ma 4 BEDROOMS [N, GAS”
: Evenings after 6 call OR 3-5597 DORRIS WILL TRADE — $2,900 EQUIT with oil furn,, alum. sores & ! garage. ‘nt Lowell, east off
Roy Janets Inc. LAKEFRON 7 ct woe din Sale REALTOR . : hg ya : rae Sa els a ce $300 DOWN = Realtors nwt es : : DOWN.
28 ©. Huron we Paderat tose REDUCED $4,000 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | LONG. LOW AND RAMBLING month, ides taxes nwa. ra “Takes Price cota! only | "hardwood hosra Sinstert oa :_& Sunday 1 - hased an-| Yes, the above " . Very g tion. aes heat. 1% car ge
PARK, ATTRAC gt sng nag B+ pn describes this a oe
tive 3 bedroom, home, nicely land: fast action. 1a your gover | EeXt TCLS Galore] | fom Some win teih basement | we eee aera aE ANS, ea a am owe: | Por sf BEDROOM,
: Water softener. $2,200 down. FE heat ,, On 2 levels. One of | Besides being an attractive six| garage, situated on an sere cor-| pouses in this excellent location. with ‘full basement. Tiled well. 90,00 terme Fumes
FE we prove th, $18 $08, room home, ideally located in| ner lot in ® restricted subdivision.| frame. Let uv'shew naw “4 +| Paved-street. Beautiful ane
7 — 3 Gece "foacegeciod perasss | pod does inetd set Meet | omarcon wos _ Wi'ecest et haan | LCE, FAMILY HOME
, room in the b Kool- po wi = TRI: “| Or income in
; HTT Wt HAMMOND War sebaad mecveucar| Soaeres Sooo eee Wer) PEAT ra Meee came ket ine | en eae “ay
| LAKE Se overooking| FOUR BEDROOM BRICK kitchen: Full basement. Teo: | 70g Mao he older homes bui | screens. “iiving ‘rm fans, “is
: : the shaded and fenced two tot SALE OR . reation room, 2 places. This oi jon t G Screened front porch. Heed a ~ Be fining ime
| en | setting. Cement drive too. Dining| A. good family home, in a house ts a homemaker’s dream.| consider land cont Large Will Seca :
wy with 85 feet aft the room. Your treat to see - ca family neigh’ " on; A real joy to. see. Could be} er or free ract, housetrail- Srna “— a snd wah
| Attention, Handyman - Paths, "with vanities. ¢ ae two lots, with a. 9% car gerage,| 7OUr—Plesse call for showing! | onty 410,500 oe 1” ‘000 ae ‘ee ‘9 boteme,/
places. “completely ns sell sists or trace”on suburban | gSiRST FIME ON MARKET (e PANGUS, Realto
Mestivaegsee | Farag teed eet LOOK! | Pama plore wit" terenge or! fbstO—Macaday, Lake Almect | “Eke Large tye ary Wan | 102 MIS. Ortevil me
Ewer | eee) peeps | oy Beutel, Mites satage | Heese Wale ey ea , I you'te clever at paling ———~ ve a +S. our. ay Five MI L E 8 J nuNeALow asp Fame, Largs tamaity Tie oak “ae Toom bungalow, Call for details. . as
bough t right with ' ' fru trees, and gerade s porth aad fut . to! ton room in nesses femecree | SELL OR TRADE—LAKE FR
$1 rx, Bias “Re elt Waa space, Attached garage nd eh and full basement, ofl heat, | Dots at" ground level. ane ts | afuaneh stvle w With ae '
poe Her ' + _tlate ASK FOR TOM AN | knotty pin way needs tome work but a and more 22x28 ga reesew deat garage
4 basement, 2 car : 1 m two #7050 with down. bay] S"hoom ap above, Par cnay won| Qver 100 feet of water :
arage, Buy it now, move in Fodvecne’ ean bei oe tus form Bolan ecccteny Me Sa | Will trade for city ho a
fomorrow. B atem an first floor. bedrooms | LAKE, FRONT HOMIE tami Pte Tactone “be | glgee €0, city. Priced at only’ 6i3,- Huron Gardens
$1,000 Down a, and _¥4, bath on, the second ec 5 ee ees . ag: | Call FE Gisis “tor
gaa frances” a6 ities. Ades) STANDARD re
fon338 ft. on Hwy. ee ;
ceo | aie rete ee LARGE FRAME W sae Market Buliding North Cass La-
Rolfe-H. Smith Senet cenit ee
244 8. Telegraph Bans PE 44818 wftee | BREWER JOSEPH F. REISZ, SALES MG!
Business Opportunities 51 | ®. Bim" we soi sisi
1 SOIL FARM
speci, y 2 baths, seaper ee o indivl il
ed Dulee gant Maas | pet ond mage, oe modem. must sell quick. Good for invest- home and
Ad od on ee Whst ego Corner On 409060 5 A Realtor.
make | 4 spat ents oF STANDARD OIL
ing. Priced to cet. ed Ge a eee amily Grocery ore | Marshall. For MI
Be ba ey, oa | See ade ae Paul I'M, Jone ones, Real Est, Telegript) eV. Pontiac,
PE 40550; FE §-1285; OA 83653 Disis & Monros—Drayton Pisins, A COUNTRY STORE & GAS STA- Mich. =
“STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac
CHARLES REALTOR
-known en ‘te active
local accounts” experience
yetument, P.O. ae
Fon RENT FRONTAGE ON WEST FOR RENT Ming tiececat ne
cation or
eS eLET'S TALK
BUSINESS”
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nereery me é
Phone further informa-
tien.
MICHIGAN BUSINESS
SALES CORPORATION
JOHN iid 8" Telegraph Sed
PARK AT OU
ou hen toe REAL ESTATE
_ Income Property, 43h -
valaseicmn nie Large modern farm house with Is THE “BIRD” TO SEm
No 6 bedrooms and full basement.
$82 WN ee eee ee Seuee A-1 BARS
eer 20 ACRES NOREEN SAyOER, he, Se $69 PER MONTH Vacant 12. miles northwest of Excellent gross. Bay real -VA TERMS— pontine, $350 «per acre. $3,000 — < just the
3 “Ge EA ALTOR SY ents . cab adil jocat- &
_| BEDROOM COLONIAL | Pit! —raesg ape ed i Sgutnenctern. Michigan ines
WITH - P-W.DINNAN—>1*4# dniy 120.500 down. ifeti lumi 66 West Huron FE 4-377 | LIQUOR bar with owner's
Lifetime Eg % ACRE FARM. NEW HOME, LO-| near fabulous Boyne Mt.
sil tiljable land, good wba finde Ser Ses tor’ immediate FHA > ings’ Terms. FE 24097 after 6:00| sale.
$300 MOVES YOU_IN CLASS C bar on U.S. 23 north oa ee Sale Business Property 49| Ber Guy. MS, acres on the high | DLORAH BUILDING co. Way. Gwnere op Sick owner
Bildor of O22 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
6-R Bri - very Jeaving Stee. slient aed Mick nelly. Growting oom Dric investment Ve favorable terms.| Seat 4000 oer Fe. . eee
3% Acres, 2 Baths ; Phone OR 40006, d. A, Taylor, = wih fo $22,300 with $11,200 down Lovely Sneed pei ay-
bas . 2 fireplaces, 2 HOTEL & Lyguce om in cen- bate Mle? recreation “Toom. ° LIGHT 1 MFG. 1 fn “ ae. fait is 38 ntal a
aeoretes inside and out. 3 pd Located Pontiac this prek’ ey “conditions bedrooms, select oor oe | ser em ig “ ideal for ight mance 967.500 Yotai price on terms. Will
rial birch Hitchen, also, com: pe iy. out uses.” Loading m rate
ime an aeansb0 50 foot pare . Pall Only $8,280 ore 6: fo “Gows | TRADE. Primonthe ha “oe tS price $21,000 U.8. 23 north of Ba: *
bidg. included. 10,006 down
Pre a On Lake [REALTOR PARTRIDGE| a tate ems tee ‘ trees | 72 4% : TAVERN business on U.S, 4 in
qurround nis. ree 3 bed. OPEN Tt? southeastora Michigan, Owner's
or ate tgm 4 foat| ORCHARD LAKE AVE. rer fin 00. ber Yr. pres 00 down. te 4 pe gay :
Eceiodnch Ramat Bar| Force ection. “hee” =e Sh yo | REALTOR PARTRIDGE sation Owner ‘forced to frontage RA = aah Businesses watson
Giroux-F'rank:
came To GOLD: Sell
not hat
\1 7 N. Perry st.
ya meg us rom |; PA © 1960 by MEA Servis, tm |
lee table, ——
All for $99. only £ iy
Pearson's
Lake Ave,
8 PR, ORGAND
ruffie
c > ladder back rock-
er, round Ww .
Gs,
Reversible, I =e rted,
5. ri .
& PAINT BA. Jack's, 201 Baldwin.
ehewenee
oeeewe
NO' AT SVE DOOR saree |
: "9 a s on Gat or OR Sain beens 1 iC ATER HEATERS 36 GAL.
pene teen e eee Reeeene
A
com
$ be: living Many other lems av Call us, cash for your used fur- niture and e come
VO VV.
cat Savel |
MATERIAL FROM 150 BUILDINGS MUST GO!
. CLBANED-—READY TO UsE
2x4, ‘all ‘lerigtify ........055.0 SOM.
226. all lengthe ...+0ccseunes OC tt.
28, all lengths Serene eeeteee We ft.
2210, al] lengths ..+...0... We ff.
Bring Your Trailers
PIPE - BRICK - STEEL
BENSON LUMBER CO,
TDR OE
. &e
Weed Gal Heres jeer « he | topper $20; Dishwasher, $35; 3 pe SURPLUS LUMBER & foam $85; de in, et ce aay, $15. 196 W. Longfellow. ra, "dise) on >ted
Fe, OP (| EES Sra oa sh 1 utd cell, Eat Garrele, EM 32811 | 56 IN. PHILOAS nm > or EM 3-4086. new, $45. 3-6367. a
§ PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM fs. electric and Dele ‘on
Will discount 25 per cont. “ma-|4 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CASH WAY ais bein Sate of. Sat price, or. ras at $5.35 AP | _ LUMBER PRICES
ce now $7, Capital Appl, re eS . un
ES" Brown Reanor Pa a-aie "» Asi, SPECIALS Burmeister's rag ere ES are Evine a, Sab coe &| NORTHERN LUMBER |
$055.01 your torent Das Se- Be days ot Syet Sy: 3936. yee Cooley Lake by he 8
votes is] te MR FE 4-4813. Ask for Mr. Clark. ABOUT A = Te} WA ¥ Deliveries
‘i . FOR HOME CAN BE 2
outy to Loan 53| {Xinue out of the way but ® lot eee (State Licensed Lenders) =| _—dess_ to . Fu and suite
via had all % Fee, anes Closing
rg ®
BUCKNER | wx score ele we | Bee Out! rY park $041. 0: RE : : FINANCE COMPANY yay 980 sat, 9 TO 6 Ag : SOLD OUR
BORROW up TO $500 £ vote hubura saute ox po 4 ioe. begloew Lt PROPERTY
Pontiac - ae Pising - Utica
Walled Lk., rmngham. Plymouth
Borrow with Confidence
$25 to $500
a Finance: ration of Pontiac
3% 8. Sepeaw: St. FE 35
LOANS $25 TO $500 signature or other se-
sunt. v.30 Sone repay. Our
fu visit our office or phone ]
“HOME & AUTO
LOAN CO. {Corner E. Pike)
GET $25 TO $500 on your
Signature ° OH FE 29006”
PH. FE 2-9206
OAKLAND Loan Com 202 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
LOANS *CoMMONIZY LOAN CO.”
** ET eo BAXTER & sy EO
4 W, Lawrence St.
NEED $25 TO $500? SEE ~ SEABOARD.
Phone: FE 8-9661
1185 N. PERRY ST.
. Parking No Problem"
Seaboard Finance Co,
.| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN
eS ee Mich.
WEEKEND SPECIALS A WHIRLPOO!
Sew ia actens toarinen waar. tester dew eases eae ee ee
heater,
tric Co.
bunk
and m
42 ornare.
eae theve ourself and ‘ae.
four chairs and table $60.95 val. roa hae Munro Blee-
com,
fr e Ave.
ie Water Softeners °57C
‘A is
eat ain, PF 2-714.
WATER SOFTENERS AT BIG Dis- count, OR 3.2360. ee
, MONEY! Sell unneeded tees nenteseeaed
ee eee es
_ Television & Radios 57B
RCA TV. OTHER
“ees, neers _ Aeeensene,
ommerce Rd
BAR-
8161
FULLY AUTOMATIC
$129 SALE PRICE
Cooley Soft Water Co, PE 2-827 D WA BAR-
DONT PASS UP
belongings for cash
through Classified lee
FE 2-8181. m:| ALL STOCK &
[ate srooee preryass wie
eaten delivered. Guaranteed $158
RCA Whi Hardware
Building Supplies
‘Tools
Glass
“Paint
Boat cs
Kem-tone ....,.... gal.
‘eat oe or Rev-Satin
Rei HB ae lh 3 . dele
Ail’ cabinet hardware 4 ber cent
F4
DEALERS INVITED
| TQS SE "Dkk S aa
A. C. Compton & SONS
. 4990 W. Huron St.
A ve lar table of
hardware =* values to et . gold Ba . » r 1954 CHEVROLET BEACON onsicceicscsncscsiseus $ S05
1950 CHEVROLET 4 DR. RUNS GOOD ................ a)
1967 DODGE CUSTOM
ROYAL LANSER ........... $1798
1956 PONTIAC
ARP o.cccccvess $1095
1957 FORD WICTORIA 20.00 cccceseevs sees $1605
1987 DESOTO ; sciee) obs 51795
957 CHEVROLET BEL are HARDTOP $1695
| __—«4967 BUICK WAGON EQUIPPED ........ $1905
1956 DODGE HARDTOP = POWER....... $1003 |
1957 FORD
AUTOMATIC ............4005 $1395
—__.._1957 RENAULT — DALPHINE ..........00.05 +2» $1005
1953 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE VERY NICE $ 405 Hee e weer oeewrne
ee ery
UB — LIKE NEW....... +. 61795
1956 FORD | VICTORIA... =n $1198,
1957 PLYMOUTH WAGON, NICE ....5.....4005
1956 FORD PAIRLAND ............cc.00s $1095
1981 CHEVROLET OOOH orci oe $1095
1987 PLYMOUTH SPORT COUPE ...........0: $1505
1956 PACKARD RP socccas lasts pisecee;. Siam
1956 BUICK HARDTOP ............- coos $1088
- 1987 DesoTO PLITH-€ DR... seeees $1798
1957 ADVENTURER eerie aaenennem $2005
HARDTOP, SHARP ....... 1 8 46
1986 CORVETTE STICK, HOT ..... icra cns
1987 PLYMOUTH | STATION WAGON, AIR .... $1895
| 2-YEAR WARRANTY
‘SCHUTZ ‘03 PLYMOUTH]
"55 FORD
OVERDRIVE ............00. $ 608
1956 RAMBLER CUSTOM BLACK, RIVE ...... $1008
1987 PLYMOUTH yt GEWE ocks os cacsisacdccs $1308
1954 PONTIAC GUARD oii casccereues vevecee © 806
797 | eanetad {WOO WAR 6.5302
“CY” OWENS FORD
53 PONTIAC 2 Boom
‘Cy: Owens
FACTORY BRANCH
‘57 PONTIAC
-3 $5" Choose
$1995
Pontiac
‘57 SCODA ve seyee $705 miles. miles r '
RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES MY 3-2871 LAKE ORION
VOLKESWA EN,
Radio heater, windshi
ers, safely bum
Must sacrifice.
'M VOLKSWAGEN DEL’ TxXE 8UN-
$975 or ‘30 Volkew: wagen
Me Call Romeo
i
BILL
SPENCE OFFERS
“SELECT”
Used Cars me yy
SS Sta. Wag
4 door «
seats, terete
standard
paint.
"86 BUICK 2 door sedan..
naflow, st . _ heate
alls. Custom trim, 26,000 actual
miles. | mag Dever white
Cam ge blue.
PONTIAC 2 door Catalina. -
r ut : \e
Condition as new. 2 tone biue.
100 per cent 30
so ogg ke-new condi! ‘ul wer, w ‘ Sparking rata wane er, paint
= “RAMBLER” 4 door .... § 795
2 tone blue, Ready to go. Radic
& heater. Reclining seats,
‘35 NASH Ambass:
Pairiane Club sedan $ 895
i doe'teyate St is Spotiess’
‘65 DeSOTO 4 doo
Visedewe 6. ~ sete ond toate Fn gente © re W-Walls.
Bronze, and te paint, A tine
family car.
goa este pe eth ir,
potless inside and out.
by a Boren ter, ar at, tone a i‘.
Very clean. 2 tone gray. -
* MERCURE ee H-top § 505 _, trans., ¥ a "heater power
“Walls, ig Be with
‘33 CHEVROLET 4 door...... a =
"62 poet has Cham; 125
4 door—radio & 1 ang “os
S*oDrive, ‘uate ‘62 “RAMBLER” Sta
Radio & —
vard blue pain
$$$ TOP $$$.
TRADE ALLOWANCE .
seiseie, NEW 1959 RAMBLER” | washers. rs, a
a P ‘aie omg
‘$1959
BILL SPENCE “RAMBLER”
‘gan a. BREA YORE pasa
10:48 (1) News: Gordon.
slavian King, ering
10:53 (7) Weather.
H1s00 (2) Soupy’s On.
a ere _Westerkamp.
(2) News: 'LeGotf.
11:15 (9) Weather.
Love. :
11:30 (7) Night Court.
(9) Theater (cont.)
(4) Jack Parr. From Holly-
wood,
(2) Nightwatch (cont.)
11:08 (2) I Love Lucy.
(4) Price Is Right.
(7) Cleo,
(9) Leon Errol
11:15 (9) Nursery School Time.
11:30 (2) Top Dollar.
11248 (9) Science All Around Us.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00 (2) Love of Life.
(4) Tic Tae Dough.
(9) Whistle Town.
12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow.
(4) It Could Be You.
- 47) Play Your Runch.
(9) Mary Morgan.
12:48 (2) Guiding Light.
12:50 (9) News.
Ls (2) Our Miss Brooks.
+ {4) It’s Great.Life,
44) (Color) George Pierrot.
‘Eddie Chase fo Oiit ICKLW Radio Staff
\Herter Argues
Against Cuts
in Foreign Aid
Herter opened the. administra-
tion's drive to head off the cuts
many members of the heavily
{Democratic Congress are deter:
mined to make in the program.
* * *®
Appearing before the House
Foreign Affairs Committee, Her-
ter emphasized what he called the
“talks on “Berlin crisis. (7) Liberace. Pi t f 1,600,000
(9) Eisenhower. (9) Movie. ee Ge ier ae a (4) Eisenhower. 1:30 (2) As The World Turns, enable allies to keep forces of five
(2) Eisenhower. (4) Amos 'n’ Andy. million on the ready.
19:00 bi Patti Page. Teresa Brew- (7) Margie. —
Kingston Trio. 1:65 (4) Faye Elizabeth.
(8) State Trooper. s:60 (2) Susie. Milford Man in Hospital (4) Playhouse, Accidert ex- (4) (Cotor) .Truth or Conse- After Pick T
poses couple’s extra-maritai quences, ~ cou r up Hits Tree
activities, (7) Day in rt.
(2) Playhouse. Piper Laurle,|%:30 (2) House Party. ” Dev pie =e pe heres
James MacArthur in drama.| = (4) (Color) Haggir Beggis. | ation at Pontiac General Hoe- 10:30 (7) News: Daly. (7) Music Bingo. z a pital today with injuries suffered (9) Waterfront. 3:00 (2) Star Showcase. om tale erent Gotaed
(4) Play (cont.) (4) Young Dr. Malone. in » to ‘sheriff's| |
(2) Drama (cont.) (7) Beat the Clock. oe as ees sone his picl
ACROSS eT] " smashed into a tree on Ormond} &
ee road north of M5Q, in White Lake| $8 -S AN} Township, at 6:10 p.m.
‘_. He told deputies he applied his s brakes to avoid hitting another)
for waste vehicle that pulled into his lane|
13 Sparated F to pass another.car. The brakes
se y | locked, throwing his truck out of
Put control, Hansel stated. 31 First woman a
cainere | ce Closes Plant Sooner
forician 3 BLOOMFIELD, N. J. @—The
32 Camned out = 5 1 ie General Co, closed
33 Bicones point ae ‘| down its oe om plant
37 Raise today in the wake of a sit-in
te Acsend Y TB. strike by eight employes over
<5 Siwene the weekend, The shutdown
* eords came two weeks ahead of sched- 4$ Hotel .- ry f ule, *
attendant
49 Contanding .
8 Bincing in voles Lt eee iCar Skids Into Sanders |
Bee 3 Moke ae peresacre” = atioks MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) — ‘ HY al 9 Dibs and —— 27 Decide Habitat ? ? : 10 Iroq 28 Golar disk . pleat toes city truck stopped suddenly while
i yd rt Tenemination 31 Shade of red 44 Masculine spreading sand__on__ice-covered)
8 Citrus trait =—=--17 Washed 7 a PO nerve roads to prevent skidding. A car
i Rerrow roa 19 Rend of 38 Ancient ay {1 h cards behind it skidded into the truck,
a Chooses a Brown causing $200 in damages.
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lively, Mrs, M..E. Vincent, carries the flag in smart style at
British Royal Armored Corps barracks in Bovington, England.
National standard bearer for the British Legion (Women’s Sec-
tion) in 1956 and 1958, Mrs. Vincent is practicing for this year’s
competition, Here, she snaps to attention at the command. of
‘Sergeant-Major J. A. Naylor. Winner gets the honor of carrying the |
standard ‘at the British Legion Festival in November. step
the ‘linto the eyes of his six children have been received by
nedy Mectined any comment onthe threats reportedly
iGaullists
Hail Victory
jin France . in Acid- Tossing Threat
WASHINGTON (@—Threats that acid will be thrown
Robert F. Kennedy, chief counsel of the Senate Labor-
management Committee.
It was understood the FBI has been informed. Ken-
*made by an anonymous
telephone caller over a
period of weeks — most of
them last December. t : foadedy Children Named )
“PARIS (UPI)—The Gaullist gov- claimed
victory
Mae rents” a ceberien’s wed ~ ask the inenele Coltuerce Com-
islators,-on. the theory that any-|
thing they do. can be vetoed, ir-
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