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Caesar Is ‘Not Barbed”
“In reply, to "Pontius Pilate’s. con-":
-fidential report on the appearance of
_ & strange prophet in the Jordan river
district, Tiberius Caesar wrote from
Rome. -
My Dear Governor: :
As you know, the Legions under my
command conquered the whole of
Germany from the Rhine to the Elbe.
There has been no serious trouble s
since. somber and
Romans are
ie ee Cee
I follow the practice of letting the
_ people of the provinces follow their
own beliefs and customs so long as
there is no conflict with the Roman
law. That, of course, is supreme. There
must be order. And there must be
proper tribute to Rome for maintain- :
ing order. ae
With this preface, I ome to the
matter of your report. About this
_ “wildish sort of man John,” as you Aelius is
deocribé Min, lim wt deta I leave the whole matter to your |
judgment. The next
You are an able governor or you
would not be in Judaea. Certainly
you ae enti to apprise
a
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fine. _ WASHINGTON (INS) —Portland, Ore. mayor Terry
4|Schrunk was accused today of accepting a $500 bribe
to permit an after-hours gambling and liquor joint to
operate. :
Big-time Portland gambler James B. (Big Jim)
Elkins told the Senate’s labor rackets investigation that
the bribe was paid by Clifford (Jimmie) Bennett in
|September 1955, while Schrunk still was sheriff of?
Multnomah County. .
According to the bushy-haired gambler, ‘who has and administer local affairs as a resi-
dent than is anyone in ‘Rome,: many
leagues away.
ae
My Mother, Livia, is much excited —
by yout story. She has told it
the banquets and there has been both kw
at all
merry speculation. (My much more volatile in
their talk than in their actions.)
Aelius, my adviser, is very con-
_ cerned that this John will soften
the soldiers so that they do not
carry out our commands. But
always fussing about
something. I think you know that
-we demand discipline among our
legionnaires. This you will watch: —
~ Beyond that I am unconcerned.
w 8... @:
But do ‘send me more details, Livia
and her friends are virtually panting,
for them. Rome bass most dull just
(Signed) Caesar.
details: Tiberius received #4
‘Says His Partner
Paid Off Mayor oe |
occurred at 7 p.m.
BULLETIN. WASHINGTON (AP)—
The House today passed
and sent to President
Eisenhower a‘ résolution
‘declaring the United
States is willing to =
resist Com-. business associate, vaid the
bribe to Schrunk pape
She died an hour later at Pontiac
Hospital. Supervisors Set
12-Part Agenda;
Meeting Friday Controversy on Shift
of County Seat Possible
—Expect Drain Proposal
The. question of shifting
the county seat loomed in) . .
the background today as
Oakland Cour.ty ‘supervi-
sors planned their monthly
meeting tomorrow.
No official report had| §
been scheduled on the 12-
part advance agenda for].
9:30 a.m. in the fourth-
floor meeting room of the
County Office Building, 1
Lafayette St.”
ees ailing or Seteaer ot On |
calling transfer of the
and chit-chat among the Roman ma- Pontiag to Royal Oak.
Citing delays in construction of
a new courthouse - , the pro-
posal suggested a building in Royal
" Oak would be more easily acces-
< sible to the majority of the county.
‘Waterford Girl ostae" Sra: inc that the-courthouse, under Michi-
gan law, must be located within
the city limits of the county seat
supervisors’ spe-
a waa committee, whose
ag rev rl i to ot fons smn strato mesttare te
Struck on M59 legal send amare ng
Kelley, ep cot sig 's mayor, is A 13-yearold Waterford Town- recovering appendec
ship girl died last_ night from in- Mpuadien éad tee aot
juries received when she W&S) pocted to attend tomorrow. be struck by an auto on M59 near :
Crescent Lake road. | Others who have expressed
On the agenda were reports friek
injuries in the aceident which|the ways and means committee.
An important proposal is that the
ing is tied up in a law. suit brought
by two member communities.
Objecting to their shares of the
total cost, Southfield Township and
Troy filed suit to be free of the
ject. re eda
Tiger Training Camp
Pictures, Page 47
There — How Do You Like That?
Impressive — Even at 158
: pneun 04 alr ~ Sxdeceeeel bie
tution (“Old Ironsides’’) creaks into its Boston drydock
_ going inspection of its underwater timbers. Built 158 years ago, |
‘| old ship has its own berth alongside a dock at Boston's
Follows Vessel
in Delaware. River
NEW CASTLE, Del.
er and a-Liberian freighter
collided in the overcast.
Delaware River early today
and nine crew members, in-
cluding the tanker captain
are missing and. presumed
A series” of explosions
-|followed the collision and
both vessels caught fire.
settled in shallow water
{with only its bow protrud-
ing.
~The missing scamen
the freighter, SS Elna I,
} women...
These were dh siliei bad awe
rece: |men aboard the Navy ship, Those
py tar heen
Society.
Based on a report of the
Dr. Frederick Adams, at
: An adult polio immunization: program for Oakland
County residents, ages 15 through 50, was formulated
last night at a meeting of the Oakland County Medical The wesnsls holds the hekarety declgeaion of “Aagship of United The collision occurred af 12:30 2
States naval fleets.” a.m, (EST) off the northern end
ag. es speek me For. County Residehts > ta jeer
A Me -iabe: Ss oe
Area hdliadet et
‘Polio Shot Plans cram
rescue
River traffic was halted in both
polio committee, headed by
Birmingham, the society
Mexican Police
Hunt Tourists Agents Sent to Village
+-in- Search for Missing
New York Twosome
ACAPULCO (INS) — Four Mexi-
can police agents left Acapulco last
‘Inight on a 55-mile drive to an
isolated village where they hope
Joseph Michel and Mrs. Edward
Hallock.
Acapulco can be reached only by
one poor, makeshift. road. The
agents were driving a jeep and
were not expected back in Aca-
pulco until sometime today.
Police Chief Gonzalo Gonzalez
told INS there is a small hotel
in the village managed by an
American named Fisher. He said
U.S. tourists sometimes like to
enjoy a quiet vacation there.
Michel, a iawyer, and Mrs.
Hallock,» a wealthy widow, van-
ished without a trace more than
two weeks ago at Acapulco.
“-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoffman
arrived in Mexico last night to
“see what we can do” in the
search for Mrs. Hoffman’s sister,
Mrs. Hallock.
* Mrs. Hoffman, wearing dark
giasses fo conceal her tear-
“] believe someone saw her
jewels and ‘did them in’ to get
them,” she said.
Hang Onto Woolies,
y ‘Colder Weather Due.
Sippekageeengtor sta wmv ‘with, a snow flurries, and a low
of 12 to 17,
lwas 27. The.
es |p eu
\ | April 22 as the target week for
to find missing New York hs
The small coast village north of|
| opviday will be party ony with . little change ‘in ere high
to 32.
Pontinc’s Lowest temperature
8 a.m. this. morning
teinpernture at 2)
Saturday is cdld-|
ean to have individual
\doctors give the shots in
their own offices at a sug-
fee of $3 each in the
three-shot series.
The doctors set the week of|Philadelphia, as a faint pink glow
! Wives of Police
Are Prisoners—
Call Clubh—POW!
If Pontiac police officers’ wives
unofficially refer to themselves as
“prisoners”, they feel its their hub-
bies’ fault.
The ladies decided to organize
last night, despite the Pontiac
Police Officers Assn. refusal to
support a women’s auxiliary. The society decided its members
would. give shots free to anyone
unable to pay and was told doc-
tors would be reimbursed by the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis for the vaccine used in
Dr, Adams said his committee
had discovered that the use of
mass clinics for immunization
had not worked out in other
counties across the country, be-
ae et 6 ae ee of
turnout.
The society also outlined a pub-
licity program for the April 22
week which will include notices
from doctors to their own patients,
posters for display in drug stores
and doctors’ offices, announcements will be known as the Police Of-
ficers Wives — “POW” for short.
abbreviation for ‘prisoners of war"
and as far as the ladies feel, it’s
no accident,
The 31 wives voted unanimois-
ly on the first ballot, in contrast
to the three ballots necessary be-
fore their husbands finally decided
Tuesday against = auxiliary,
ho first proposed
The status of the 1-14 age group| meetings the first Wednesday of
and pregnant women, who now
fall under the state national pro-ifinancially to sponsor charity
Would Boost to 1st Class Status
‘Eye ‘Junk Mail’ Bill
trogeceleslton vie woud mately bow fhe pal fle
for so called “junk mail.”
Under his proposal, the rates would be increased to first lass
mail rates.
iin 6 on ol te easier oes Ne ome
“Junk mail” js primarily advertising ‘tenia ies,
te = ener ie eee |
as a great burden on crowded
>a ge om Pe en ees
(INS)—A Navy supertank- _
The Navy vessel later
were saved,. including two ~
The women's independent group
every month until they are able —
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Se es eee r\ : THE PONTIAC. PRESS, ‘nwuRSDAY, MARCH JR ae
Strikes Reducing Supplies of Fuel in Area
se
octet
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John McKay, member of Bir- * * *
mingham Lodge No. 44, - Adisplay of interest to persons
- Plan board denials were based), oy iobhy. . :
It shows city planing to. in clude ‘the —"
Norway ma , plane
development; recidential iy ~the| MODY y locust, pin oak, English elm,
[peat compatible to the norrounding nm elm, ” eof toes
| j j |
F te and othe:
coincides with that of the plan|able for use around: homes are at board, the Masonic group may re-/Sweet Bln. a — LIMIT 500 FEET :
quest « public hearing if desirable,|#nd Norway maples. UL, approved. meets all REA spect: @ | : * * * . S - Rak Monthly reports from municipal eS eet Seor ching Sik ite Gentoo, ; = ae divisions include that. of the na Pennsylvania, : , Normal deliveries of oil and gas ER REPS Fentiae Press Phete! mingham fire department andjRandall 67, of 18200 Buckingham’ 14.2 ROMEX WIRE 3:
stations resumed at noon yester-| tomorrow will join in the World Day of Prayer which will be ob- . in preparations are (left to right) a eo ' The latter is back in business|Memorial Hospital after a ; day after being stopped since early; served by churches in 145 countries, and in 1,000 dialects. Service _Paul T. Hart, Mrs. Gayton Rule and Mrs. . Lewis. again with a total of 25 permilis|tliness, She wes a retired di ven feet P; :
Monday. es here wil] be in First Presbyterian Church. Shown above assisting : : issued last month, as compared|at Grace Hospital, Detroit, and aj Cur ony length 5 ; . 4 é Me ong . The F member of St, James Episcopal/IE Limit 500 Feet { The Detroit Socony outlets still é or : ss fe age, ear d : remain struck today by members * . . | n o rch, : i - }
of the OM, Chemical snd Awe Pontiac Will Join World)ke'sPlugged tar. ==." oe “i rr a conte, |B | : = : . Analysis report shows Lackey Birming- See te ; local 11-388, CIO. Workers there e : aor 1 ' PTT. For Dining, Bed and ' eee ane ak In Day of Prayer Fr iday Result of Head Cold ipoceseanessorsoestocs iene etune En ; x, | Representatives of the union ' : te : 3B Now SIMMS as Seen n MOD SQUARE 3. company have agreed to resume > $ 00 3g on Mort Neff's TV Show & LIGHT FIXTURE ’ negotiations at 10° a.m. tomorrow, ; ’ under supervision of federal con- : I. Hr . g . $86 Velee = ; eliators. ; TRADE-IN HM am 1 66]: TRUCE TALKS e : e extends from ceiling. ° Attempts are being made to : ALLOWANCE Sa 7 nog a we e arrange similar truce talks ° . : a oe cae Pe $1.99 9 | between Standard officials and the) 4 NN om + ee: e union.-
$ 4 ‘ : , ; a | ‘
officials were not available for ; commegt, Byron L. Cole, local : 5 A ; Standard yard manager, said he e eu a ‘ * wnderstoed the strike was over 2 ea a “4 _ wages and fringe benefits. e of ; Walter Thornton, secretary- . a -
Sat itl tea cs sai A F e aE ao : : ‘ from * to five other ~4 age ore re i spreading’ yi : ie the pur- Sin "BUTTON = contracts either have expired or 2 . : : RIG js ee: are about to. + es . je ~ *s , 4 site ion is aeewtng win Parmar ()fficial ) Pontiac Deaths : ; BIG BEN ere oe pale oe ; 125 Yds. of Line ' Suen GR tna elie woes . ICla ened national waterway ana tat this |s ANIGPIT Clocks + hele P f 4 s. Light Fixture ; — A Bie ; . lin and Tom’ Maloney, oth Jinked! y 5 country plans to so use it to- |s ~ With Trade-te $l 119.95 p «82.95. :
io Inoculations | SUCCUMDS af 89 {sui Catia escnd ww rad Sates eae eee cee te TL 3 ' John Jerome, 73, of 4069 Pine) WHITE HOUSE — 4 : . io Inoculations that they were not getting @ large/piuer, Watkins’ Lake died early|stid he would oppose any move|s Baby Ben . .$5.95 ¢ 5 ..,,, 51 Helds iw LAYAWAY . Ha + Alfred Austin Served |SPoush cut from the club's reve-itnis marning at Avon Center Hos-\to convert the White House into|® Luminous model $6.95) $ ig ‘ail Secccat so ‘ ‘ PEER oo -y tal, Rochester. He was ill fourja museum and to build a newje Chime Al’m $6.50 © mt xe newest, easiest-to-use-reei yet! : | pital, as Treasurer, Justice) The Schrunk raid, Elkins said) oo. FER residence for the President else-|® Luminous model $7.50) $M A pun of oeton Si ; (Continudd From ‘Page One) in Groveland Twp. was yea by pe andy ee eet ee $ Elec. Alarm $3.98 3/5 - Combining , i ti : Eki Mal th ht Consumers Power ’ where . Lasminous mode
— ae Alfred H. Austin, former treas- wen Bray Be ee ee The White House is such & symig Pils Vest Cole Sig ; . : ngi necred . _-|bol of what our country means a Y a
Bree ee eats leneecand Toni, hed vent the ald trvogh ‘Scheu. camm|,. nies, Ms Widow. Geneviews tat it never should be aba doned|S HH ime percent of this group is now Groveland ° yester- paign manager, Ray Kell. a , at © presidential residence, Eisuw is Sas “- ols : immunized. afternoon home % ’ Allen Pontiac. hower added. though Saginaw 98 N. wat a 30 percent ea ae. haan wag ae ou tee aye Schrunk was elected mayer | Donelson-Johns Fumeral Home| that he recognizes a need tor mod:|#eeeeseseeeeoecccecoees SHRSREEEEEREM anes
desireable. months. He was 89 aoe ee ee yar ~vinglhe Moecuednstce dines — iE -- Monroe, county born in Groveland Town-| whe said he refused to a seereet factti . r ase TOP DOLLAR
Se ae a ee ome ate cn Sawch 4, 1508 to Albved Wi] pelee chit that Teamsters ‘Mary Elizabeth Williams ee ee LOOK! YOU Don't Have to Pay
the county to reach those in the! 4 retirea farmer, Mr. Austin | Elkins, a weary and worried wit- peter dpe n ove gen ministration plans to come up with MEN’S & YOUNG MEN'S 1-14 group not yet immunized. He} neq lived a lifetime in Oakland ness whose life has been threat. /dams, 78 Who was Killed Wednes-|4, job for Leonard W. Hall, former 7 v be decided as free vaccine buoame| (omy. ad S5_zears Se Peetiee. (coed. Genled agin wee GP dent on. MS, will be at 1 pm.(cerme of the Republican Ne- RT
available. Methodist. Church and FAM thy (Wis) that he ever had any|Ssturday from St. Andrews’ Eplt/no" admires: Hall very. mich. but *. 2 @ Austin Lodge No. 48 in Davis- |connection with prostitution, She will be at the Sawyer Fu-|nows of to Prospective vacancy
in us ee ee is _-|DENTIES MONEY ve Rasiya Bay Mgeaadle ego _— : PANTS
shots with the ‘week of May 20], pve Ha aut Mes, Lillian gcetae: ettduer atamm ote accan ah tedeahay Maaibia can
suman eight months later. son of Columbus, Ohio. Nine great- “linking the gam-| The Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, her lias of Heart Attack: e Denims ota sae
iorse Fine; Truck Hurt - wernapan’ _ pea bler to this illegal enterprise. Pastor, will officiate with burial tna - z . ESS ice Service p.m. Satur- 3-8 n Roseland Park Cemetery. alues a ASHLEY INS) — An oil Donelson-J She was the daughfer of Mr.) Mrs. Spencer C. (Sophia M.) : tnd bun taan 0, Revts, én a./ ne temo Dees ar te Committee counsel Robert F-/and Mrs. Brown Williams, 166i|Howarth, 46, of 66 Newberry St.ie _ Highway 460, ‘The horse ran offiitinn 1 Bank, officiating. Burial|Sennedy interjected that two call-|Eason st. Watkins Lake. ‘|guffered a heart attack and was through a field. The truck, with! Jin tonow in Lakeside Cemetery,|"°US ™adams who had appeared| Besides her parents, she is sur-idead on arrival at Pontiac Gen- damage estimated at $250, had to before the committee said they!vived by a brother, Leonard H.;\eral Hospital Wednesday. -_ away. The driver, Clark| #2: never had heard of Ejkins being! sister, Patricia; and her grand- Her husband, who died in Richards, 22, of Nashville, Til, was| mnencieles em reatnoan. mothers, ‘Mrs. Thomas McCor| ember 1950 had been sheriff of
The Weather (School Board [ssimsm.meseesrace atc: Owen ME Gn ors y 3 served Orion Township as e Weather 5 results of a lie detector test. taken suidilisagelsteiiiianas bad 9 . Th : Wednesday by Nathan Zusman, a| 197516 Gy Tae teak cae a a ee ‘ Portland night club operator whol Wilson S ated << cele ak ies oar a control, Choice PONTIAC VICINITY — lai dam Helen (B sah fs, denims, greys, .
tema cea tela Zieh 8 er saat Studies Budget Helen) Hardy” falsely linked timitO Address Class |take Orn O's in lrg lection to a Sod Sees chamae in tompenters, Wents with prostitution, at Kingswood Brenda D. Howarth se ac Lo. woe
Bic sar Secoming dgm'sna'sate:| Proposed $7,500,000 1 Li ) | me Wackive Wooten, Winans “ SANFORIZED FULLY WASHABLE ipier te se ae, ier tentent it te | Points to Tax of $18.75 Bloomfield Hills Man Secretary of Defense Charles E.|tie, Wash ® brother, girak colder, with mevtty seway wesiter sed] Per $1,000 Valuation Acts on Health wer <i otras “Ge stale hays ot Wayne,
pend i fates cts on Health Boar June 8, Head Mistress Marlonheger trom ihe Voothees “ Lowest tem ' urday from the Voorhees perature preceding 8 &m.| ‘The Pontiac Board of Education The Rev - At @ am.: Wind velocity 10 mph. “ee top school ase tonight hn Past F. Carey, Bicomield| Sine said today. won of Beco = William 3 eee
m n mulling over record a ; one ichigan al : ae
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
“ae position to recapture Senate control
by one vote. Republicans and Demo-
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| MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957
ment Relations Act is likely to come
up for revision in the next few weeks.
affecting interstate commerce has
been under heavy labor bombard-.
ment since its passage in. 1947, but
+ ¥t/has been changed very little. Labor
_ at first demanded outright repeal
but. now will be satisfied with re-
Rie oS
In his State of the Union Mes-
sage on February 2, 1953, Presi-
dent Eisenhower said that “ex-
perience has shown the need for
some corrective action and we
should promptly proceed to amend
the Act. On January 11, 1954,
Mr. Eisenhower sent 15 proposed -.
revisions to Congress but nothing
- ‘was done. He is expected to re-
submit them this session.
2 &
_ Secretary of Labor MrrcHE.. says
there has been some: agreement be-
Quarterly. :
The Taft-Hartley Act forbids
5 closed “shop. It permits
term until a special election. Irish. In my opinion, that’s a big credit
ok ke. * é teed. x
_, Eleven Democrats and one Re- se a amr omen! ;
. publican, Tuap Hurceson, are Ore MH to ees
ie on the ballots for the’ job. With . Verbal | hids Me.
_._, the Democratic thus split, artis Areiioen,/ |
{Atte Republican as to do is & Blomfel s; eigntieth: birthday,
“Rees eae a atte sate ont: ean pra
ne \ voted twice =e -~ “of 129 Mechanic §}.; ninety-second Birth~ union shop under which a non-
union man can be hired by man-
- agement but he must join the
plant union within 30 days after
he starts work. Because of the
temporary nature of their work,
building trades’ leaders want the
- joining period cut to seven days.
= oF - Bel oe *
- Labor cah not count on either the
. Administration or Congress to wipe
out right-of-work laws through re-
visions. Secretary MITCHELL says he
will not push for that revision and
it appears that -no group in Congress
will. The Act has been interpreted
to allow states to:forbid union shops
within their borders and 17 states
have done so.
_ Employers can expect some
recommendations to make the
Act more conifortable for them.
' President Exsennowerr has advo-
cated amendments insuring
management’s right of free
speech in labor matters and
prohibiting the reopening of |
contract negotiations unless the
labor-management contract au-
thorizes it.
cae * * *
The outlook for revision is brighter
now that labor has ended its cam-
paign to repeal the Act and instead
will be satisfied with some changes
to make the law easier to live with.
Texas Votes to Decide
Control of U.S. Senate
There's an important special Sena-
torial election coming up in Texas
on April 2.
In the November election, Senator
Price Dante. was chosen Governor. |
Democrat ‘Witttam BLAKELY was
named to fill the unexpired Senate.
ing. vole. 2
__ The takes are high—control of
the Senate. Bees
A vor is being said and written
about the equality of people, but the
cold truth is that no two human
beings are alike and equal—and both
- Of them are glad of it,
: ————————————e_
WHEN a girl's face “looks too beau-
tiful to be true,” it probably would
tell the truth if all cosmetics were
removed from it. : :
The Man About Town
They Appreciate
‘Through All the Years, the :
- Outsiders Marvel at County
‘Sense of humor: What most -
people are endowed with: others
_ With a sense of rumor.
‘The beautiful landscapes of the Pontiac
area were also apparent to visitors a few
‘generations ago. In his diary of the.
grandfather of. ;
Mrs. R. N. Donaldson
of Orchard Lake are clippings of a news-
paper story which he wrote about a
bicycle trip from Charlotte, Michigan, to
Niagara Falls in 1896. Among his senti-
ments of 61 years ago are:
“In thinking over the country through
which we have been, we are unanimous
in declaring that the most «ttractive is
in Oakland County. The country is roll-
ing, but the roads are excellent, and
one -is rarely out of sight of some lake,
a sparkling gem among the hills. Nearly
every farmhouse for miles has just
it, a.lake that is well stocked with fish.”
There were five cyclists in the party,
and the trip found the poorest. roads on
the Michigan end of their trip to
last 12 miles before reaching Detroit. Of
the Canadian country beyond Windsor,
the. dt was “bleak, low and un-
All of this only refreshes the memory
of MAT on a remark quite frequently
“made by our boyhood ideal of what a
man really should be,
Thomas L.. Patterson,
for 16 years our Judge of Probate: “We
don’t appreciate what we have in Oakland.
County until outsiders visit here and call
our attention to it.” That remark is as
true today as it was when he made it
60 years Incidentally, Mr. Patte:
was the grandfather of .
Clarence K. Patterson
of today, generally known as “C.”
The Jakes within Pontiac city
are potential death traps when the spring
breakup comes in the ice, and :
: ' Chief of Police Herb Straley -
urges precaution. We have no citizens to
spare, especially the young ones.
I never met the gentleman, but I don’t
like the notions of
Professor Bennett T. Sandefur,;——
head of the Michigan State University
' geology department. He says the sub-
zero weather of this winter is warm when
compared to what we'll be having 50,000
years from now, when the glaciers that
once scraped down through our state
will pay a return visit. :
Perhaps the spirit of the times is re-
flected in a letter from
“Always Easy. Going,”
enclosing a clipping about a man being
robbed of $60 while hunting for a job.
The letter says, “Served him right. No
man with $60 should be looking for work.”
I don’t know where she got it, but
this quotation from the :
Clarkston Pioneer News Letter,
the monthly publication of the group
sponsored by
Mrs. Tony Warrick,
“looks like a gem: “Show me a man who
cannot bother to do little things and I'll
Show you a man who cannot be trusted
te do big things.” ;
A disciple of the ould sod calls my
attention to the fact that
Maurice Finnegan and Cecil McCallum,
Pontiac's muncipal court judges, both are
should win the GOP would be in a.
limits
© Good Time to Use the Caddi
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Case Records of a Psychologist:
Gives Sure Formula for Romance Marilyn agreed to give up her
former suitor who was such a
rotter, even though she said it
would—break her heart and 23
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That splendid society takes alco-
holic drunkards and: rehabilitates
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" Gradually, she began to look-for- ward with eagerness to Roger's
. Voice on the telephone. :
* * *
- Within six months, she was so
animated and gay while on a date
‘she had been interested in Tom.
“Bat I don’t really love Roger,” she confensed te me. “I am
I don’t jove him."’
I nodded assent, though I knew
positively she would be married
within six months, for Roger
fallen in love with Marilyn.
* * which would enmesh her per-
Always
a. hn gem a
for his psychological charts and pam-
(Copyright 1957)
.. To help our brothers
Dr. William Brady Says: .
Exercise Saved Reader
From Rupture Operation ago,” tr iF z e Z 5 re
fis
t i t.
'- and carries a
point, look at Pontiac
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The redevelopment of Pitts-
and. Philadelphia, for ex-
ample, took a prodigious
In
responsibility, To illustrate the ?
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>So organ oo Sneha mol tion “in the notoofar distant fu-|
‘ A Polish diplomat in East Ber-
| lin sald that his country's travel Cj
agency is now busy -
the free world “to get as many
_ tourists as possible t : . .
Poland the government has taken [refrigeration father babe ;
teat PP sip aane Rit ange ay mien elke, sbendpimnort There have been poe Mee ae
Ormes’ check J American guided weapons to help)
He said the Polish government|!argest suggestion award | out her forces and streamline
is expected to open Zakopane in|¢VeT ee WaS\them for nuclear age require-| . west,|@nnounced yesterday.
re ee “‘ : ments,
| Sopot and other Blong the; The Army estimated that
ee et Oey Did Be Shed ; g season. ==, ftaproving efficiency tn the Arse- ys ms 2 ;
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To TE eed nant Six years active Wulling’ programs, Author-! A of the new silemersiies their propulsion eystem, .- __|cther highly’ technical matters in|even hurricane velocity, has been/St. =» - mie po genie depo
reactors would be built and tested _ I avaaRnueraram ESSI 7 head Farad evel oPe OY aed on the sot} "Hey!" he exclaimed. ““That's| broke the left leg.-While he was |
+ eae ee ae - ortncipe the adngle hes|my bouwe,” traveling home from the hospital, : It started its work with dub- Jet moisture out,| ‘The’ voice on the telephone had|his 2-yearold son, Alan, tumbled + see gy : chair and frac- | The first nuclear submarine @ roof tolbeen his wife's. iituidian : was the Nautilus, It was highly , a a Sn Se clean
“cog, tat SAVE *52.18 NOW! | plants like the one installed in : . 18 x ne eee that sub will be used. Bee a es é * * *
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tom the stoic frets i tae a et ae | @All Aluminum Tub = (“a (aia he
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ind os io CHRIS CRAFT BOAT KITS |
steeeccce= | suc HIGH FIDELITY SYSTEM
tm, the heat nods * to the FliteSpeed styling and the low price! |
che ee eee mee ; Kits for everything from 8° $ | , )
“pump” is used. A field of elec- ; end up ONLY tricity is created by wires ' ‘
LAYAWAY SALE Easy Terms! Low Down Payment! | ‘| : @ PRECISION AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH
Beautiful, compactly styled high fidelity armchair phono-
graph .. . with 3 Magnavox speakers, wolfér, tweeter
and mid-range.. 6-watt emplifier and’ precision 6 H.P. “MARK 6”
MERCURY MOTOR - CPRSCSEHEEAEERERHHEEEEKE HERDER CEES ROEM ONE OR ESS
system is : automatic record changer plays even intermixed
simpler in wenn “ava the big $ , “Wize records.
pressure pumps used for water 2:31 _ @ REMOTE SPEAKER SYSTEM Ee , Fh ae yor i A ne — Utilizes additional 12” bass plus 6”x9 rectangular high we ae hee toe Ge Wall mee 2 : : ia. d t range speaker . . . all. spea' matched for smoothest . ‘~ a
discovered that the chemical re- Famous Mercary outboard that combines quality response. Tasteful design b with widest voriety |
action of the sodium worked into and fine workmanship. acta ar of furniture styling. ;
the pipes, resulting in cracks. remote tank, twist-grip throttle, easily. pe oe ae ‘'e .
announced several 10... wh 30. $487. Mark SSE $758 : , a
cuba anther a ear on 5 a pie Mark 308 $612 os che aoa SAVE. $70.00 on THIS... i
cont Ge Seow ext on oon Meck 255 $491 Mork 55°$654 Merk 75.. $988 pas ~ ae SiS h- at ¢ : |. DEPENDABLE . . . LIGHTWEIGHT ah ing belief that a new heat ii : : : ee
transfer system will have to be Fm | . 5
foes bbe Sema 52 H. P. CLINTON . © "EAE - In addition-to the Nautilus and = hg tes eae eo > & it
Mississippi Towboat BV RUCeY SALE : Ses : |
~ 200 Feet in Length ‘ ey - ¢ QF i:
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ST. LOUIS—Some of the modern) 12 ALUMINUM BOAT Reg ee, .
the see: wg vend One. rr , @Aircraft |§ @ldeol ‘cor 319 9
together in the tows may bel folde""vons ect ee i ‘Only $1 Down Holds Yours! Easy Terms! et end motor “til Lightweight elorniiom boat features Styrofoam flotation.
by 195 feet you're ready for it! ; Has wooden seats. Ideal for motors up to 7.5 horsepower.
teat Senge stent | S ALE! Work Shoes with |
Neoprene oil-resistant |
soles plus comfortable | © A Full Size 5/2 H. P. Outboard for Less Than $100!
© Air Cooled Engine Means No Flushing Is Necessary!
© A Full 360-Degree Pivot Reverse!
© Automatic Rewind Starter . . . Trolls to a _ Minimum Speed!
@ Exclusive Built-in Quiet Control . . . Lightweight,
Yet So Powerful!.
© Full 90-Day Nationwide Parts Warranty! Every Part
Rigidly Tested for Top Performance! 3
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21-INCH ... 2% H.P.
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$139.95
With FREE LEAF MULCHER! : Gas Throttle Control
@ Sturdy nylon stitching |
@Rubber cushion insole |
| @Steef shank construction
| , | Scientifically designed to give
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WKC ‘Has Bargains Galore! Rock-Bottom Low Prices!
10 HONEY bom] BIG SAVINGS on EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME! @ Not a Warehouse Sale! Not a Clearance Sale! Not an Everything - must - Go Pre ~ inventory Sale! Not an Emergency
Sony, ahve te flowy Orders | Disposal Sole! Just an Honest - to - Goodness, Bona - Fide PRICE REDUCTION SALE! We've Slashed Prices to on All
Accepted During This Greet Sole! . Time Low! Check ‘ em Ail — Thousands More Not Listed! Limited onesies be in Some Cases . . . So Hurry!
af PTA?
sae ee iTwisads
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SAVE $70.95 — Ny- | SAVE $91.95—2-pe. SAVE $100.95—Fe- ] SAVE $150—Deluxe
lon Friexe 2-pc. Suite, | Living room suite'in | evs name deluxe | custom built sofa and MODERN, Colorful BOUDOIR LAMPS
he SEIN Account
CETTTII EL
CS SAVE $60.95 — Fa- | SAVE $100.95—Fa- | SAVE $71.95—Hide- | SAVE $80.95 — Fa- | SAVE $30.95—Friexe
mous sofa bed ond | mous nome hideaway | away sleeper bed — | mous Deluxe sofa bed | platform rocker thot
Floor sample. fine friexe upholstery. ne A matching lounge chair | matching lounge chair bed "with, innerapring seperete § innerspring | Vith innerepring unit. | tilts te any position.
tinal $69) iiss $128] ‘ast $169] saa $189] fax $89] samt $139] aw 9158) tit $99) ‘ma $49
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SAVE $30 — Hi Fi] SAVE more than helf |] SAVE $12 — Famous | SAVE $12—Admiral SAVE $2L.15—Plas- : fe~ | SAVE $15.10 — In- 1 SAVE $20 — Serta tie headboard, Mat- le noe Restokraft innerspring | portable outomatic 4- | —Automatic 3-speed | make porable phono- | Electric Clock-Radio. | Blankets. Choice of
‘tress and box-spring. . tuftiess matress. speed phonograph. phonograph. graph, clear rich tone. | Wakes you te music. | colors.
“aut $3800 "sar $1985] say $3995] "ya" sqgos| suis sages] mie $1795] "rss $1795] "sr $257
T SAVINGS of W% to 00% and MORE!.
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Admiral Portable TV{ Big 17” Admiral
~—Perfect reception, | portable TV with de-
carry anywhere. | buxe chessis.
s00| "rc" $129] “say $4995 SAVE $30 — Famous | SAVE $50-—Big 60” | -
oa 5-pe. Dinette | 7-pc. Douglas Dinette
heat-stain-proot top.
usely $6995] "SAVE $32.50 — Ad. | SAVE $51.95 — Ad- } SAVE $120.95—2m- | SAVE $51.95—Phil-
miral 21° TV, im-] miral 21” console | erson big 24” console | co big 21" table mo-
proved fedtures. with top tuning. TV. del TV.
Mpoaas * 16995) “iiss | 188 a $219] ‘sinss = °148
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wisast $7995
Combination. Reg. $19.95
cot sae" $ QB SPECIAL!
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SAVE $61.95—A8BC
automatic
pats $33.95—Fe-
Whirlpool wringer- | Dexter wringer- | Family size Speed Speed Queen washer in Mfr's List
washer, 1957 model | washer washer with safety original crates. $239.95 in —tectory | Queen automatic
crates, washer.
Mir's List $139.95 Mir's List 199.95
Mir's List $149.95
$118
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Mir's List $99.95 Mir's List $179.95
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
SPECIAL! 4 Ud. is Mir's List $350 $171Q95
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SAVE $110—Phil- | SAVES75.95—Hot-] SAVE $100 — ‘Big co 11 cu. ft. refrig- [| point family size 8 | Admiral 11 cu. ft.
erator. cu. ft. refrigerator. refrigerator.
Mir's List $299.95 Mir‘s List $199.95 | Mir’s List $249.95
$18995 $124 $14995 SAVE $5—~2-door
utility cabinet, loads
of storage space.
Usually $11.95
$695 SAVE $105.95 —
Motpoint gient 11
cu. ft. deluxe refrig-
eretor.
Mir's List $269.95 HALF PRICE—Ciant | HALF PRICE—Gient Phileo double-door Phi
oll cu. ff. eute-] 14 cu. ft. automatic
$22.490 Pah ¢
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oo $42.95 —
Famous Apt. sixe
gas renge. a8 range.
Mir's List $139.95 | Mfr's List $99.95 Mir's List $149.95
$77 $57 $88
NO MONEY DOWN | ) cree | am 98) DVEARS TO PAY! =| ast a. ‘FREE PARKING! SAVE $61.95 —
Deluxe Florence
Laie as SE Set
20 Pieces—Service for 4
“+ ;VwidadS ilwinads ° )
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Next to Roosevelt Hotel
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‘Loses’ Auto Twice, _ fi, auto. in the ‘same place, he
Jailed on Drunk'Charge|une ETROIT: a Wolrgug| oat ee :.,
ited year-old William Yeager Guilty Plea Entered (Man Kills Ex. Then Shoots Himself the District of Columbia, and the ee.
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Mrs, Ruth £, Spurlock, home
Name General Counsel
for U.S. Civil Defense
. BATTLE CREEK (INS) — The
{federal civil defense administration}
|has announced appointment of 32-
year-old Philip ¢C. Baldwin as
FCDA general counsel.
counsel since last May. netted 26-year-old William Yeager,
machete bs Senet eaten DETROIT (INS) — A 36-year-old - . ormer boxer pl guilty in|*!
‘RECRUITERS WIN AWARD — Representing the U. S. Air Force \ Office in Pontiac, 53% W. Huron St, T/Sgt. Douglas
production, the Poftiac Air Force Recruiting Station enlisted 47 per-
sons during the months of January and February.
‘High Taxes Due
to Selfishness: , All Want Economy Only
‘Mor Others, Humphrey
Tells Detroit GOP
DETROIT. (INS)—Treasury
“Trouble could arise if. the gov-
ernment continues to keep too
money for taxes instead of
it to make new jobs for the
ing population; and,
“Federal spending for local pro-
jects must be curtailed..."”.
Mother Rescues Tot
From Burning Home
DETROIT (INS)—A Lay ogres s
FURNACE
SERVICE
Heating
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The "MOST" in selection
of styles and the
“LEAST” in price!
Rubber soles and heels,
the classic moc... Most shoe for the money!
Brown, Bleck, White,~ Red,
Beige. Sizes 4 to 10.
' Rotary Console
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| YOUR CHOICE 0 high cut and loop pile F'3 QUALITY WILTON CARPETS |
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HARMONY HOUSE
CARPETS ARE
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for FREE Shop-at-Home
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complete estimates will
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‘44 AD the Seoerte we, petiy found in comparable _
s ‘priced up 'to 50% more elsewhere. Sews for _
' bobbin winder and automatic darhing release lever.’
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In Every Deportment!
Save Up to 40% RS , Close-Out of 1956. Line! FRNA esas 2
Reg. 9. 98.
‘Chair Cover
Reduced to ...
Regularly 19.98 —
Sofa Covers. ....$12
Give a new look to your entire living room with these
beautiful, washable, textured bark cloth slipcovers . . .
handsome decorator prints and solids in a fine range of
Harmony House colors. Sofa and chair covers are styled
with full-cut, ruffled flounces. Nylon sewn seams ensure
extra long wear; patented adjustable features for trim fit,
Limited styles and patterns.
Reversible Percale Coverlet
reg. 9.98 twin bed 99
size - 72x100-in. :
Reg. 10.98 Full Size, 86x100 inches.... 8.99
See how this colorful plaid Harmony House coverlet perks
up your room. Fluffy bleached cotton filling . .. closely
quilted. Extra large, use as a spread with dust ruffle. Made
of firm. percale in many naar House color combina-
tions, eee eee
Large S-in. Thick Foam Latex Pillow
Reg. 549 3,99
Buoyant, self-ventilating, non-
allergic foam latex pillow;
completely washable. Percale
cover with tip end. 17x26-in,
Linens—Main Floor
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‘Stretchable Covers ee
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oar . Regular 15.98 Sela Cover.......$8 Regular 26.98 Sola Cover......$16 | , Ue } Mond y j and Friday Nights Prat b on ih contig’ welng and chi he pig Be of atte, shape or
Vi. skirt. Harmory fear wash and iron, ane enlocticn of shiierns.
‘e Plastic . Floor a ‘Sepia Beers: —- Dust
y Broom Brush inte ~Soap Dish 7 ss Clot irs R a. Reg. os 4 Mh - ]
! in 99F a 99¢: ie O8F mony 72" 99¢ | Plasti¢ bristles § 10-in, polished = N : : wlarly 1.19,
HK) B out-wear corn r a < : pack! 7 assort- : Liles” ceil
| rt ) 5 to 1! Easy to ie ~ me CSSPonyes Re sa Prectical 1-light wall | | i bristles. Re- and dish. %@ scratch. Wash- | : ig sweep. Wash- i fixture with handy outlet
[Te able, ol With handle.” We sel eeae and switch. Was 2.19, |
ao ( ! a WW ) : +: se AES : ~~ “Bedroom hts Beautiful Ceiling :
Pick .U More Dust Colorful, Flexible Stretchmaster 2-Light Ceilin with Square Shede Lighting Fixture |
With Nylon Mops Plastic. Specials Curtain Stretcher Fixture Cut 25 nest = AA ow Reg, 4.95 3.88
ae 2.66 Values tore JZ¢ Reg. 549 3,99 0-n. te. 249 «= 1.88 White: Beckyrocnd “tale -with : ait. J lear design expertly ehisted Jo Harmony House fixture with Cute dusting time in halfl Your choice of 10¥-qt. dish Sturdy 4 poaderves Inexpensive, practical bed- ‘©
Washes fis cut to pan, 6¥-qt. oval wastebasket, —_ Post clear pe 1 room lighting. White canopy. Se Se otect, or’ ——— Rotem ae"
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Maid of Honor Quality
-Measares. 15x54 Inches.
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mers 6:66 rein 4,44 of Gleaming Aluminum New Kenmore immersible skillet cleans in seconds! Auto- “Porch Lights in "Sale! 1i}-inch Skillet 1288
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{ 3 ” Berement , gids — exterior finish, a. He hite-black. = 7 wide, 66-in. high. Wien. Wall -style. . | roast. Skillet with cover ee , $83
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SPECTATOR SPORT — Grimly determined
to prove his skill as a matador, an excited spec-
tator leaped into Mexico City’s Plaza- Mexico
arena to challenge the bull. Above, he executes
& dangerous pass while on his knees as the " charging animal thunders past. Often, young } --
spectators, with no experience, but carried away |
by enthusiasm, leap into the ring. If they escape |
being gored, they are hauled off by the police | for Maximum Safety HIE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1957
Make Aerial Ladder
MATAWAN, N. J.—A semiautomat-
ic aerial extension ladder has been
developed for easy operation and
maximum safety. Made by a Mata-
wan cofcern, it features a fiat,
adjustable platform with floor
_ jSpace to work on. The operating
Guction,
Ports
oil be-/from the steaming hot coastal
the key to -unlocking the) plain to a point on the rocky moun-| 3
hidden riches of the kingdom of|tain slopes where climate
Yemen, one of the world's most/water are adequate for coffee pro-
southwest Arabial - -* *
Yemen’s highlands get
rich in agriculture and'cummer rains, and the whole area
meets of tay tener | Ceounte Me endengremed weter re: for an automatic 15-day jail term or a $40 fine.
for the British-controlled Aden pro-
tectorates to the south.
Yeman's Potential Riches|*“"=*:
Await Aid on Roads, HODEIDAH, Yemen ™ — AnNear Sukhna, fariners carry soil Yemen's highlands -have an al-|
most. perfect climate, the heat of
the tropical sun mitigated by the)
altitude and summer rains. In the|
distant future, a. Yemen opened/
up to tourists might well become |
the Switpejand of Arable.
and!
abundant
of 9,169,276 in 1955. 1956 Fourth Best Year
for.U.S. Auto Industry
-. | NEW YORK—In. both passenger- |
car and total vehicle production,
1956 went into the record book)
as the fourth best year in history.
The American autoniotive. in-|
and wheat} dustry produced 6,917,724 cars,;
trucks and buses in 1956 com-/
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nahi. i : af
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farmers. Thay beilg beautifel rack!
Men’s contrasting.
wear with your
Flannels, gabardines, worsteds,
priced trom 7.95.
Layaway for Spring or Charge
to Your Account at No Extra Cost
MALLOY'S 5 North Saginow St. and stripes.
slocks to
Sport coot,
Sport Shirts
New Sport Shirts buy
Marlboro conventional
and ivy League. Priced
from 3.95 :
‘SPORT COATS All wool in new patterns for
spring. Plain colors, checks
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OPEN TONIGHT Open Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday ‘til 9
‘Tuesday and Wednesday ‘til 6
Plastic Fortified
RUBBER TILE $x9
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Mice, Vinyt' Prices or Linoleum wwe, TTTT'
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FREE PARKING
" Marlead Buyer with
THE ou TLET mechanism ‘tonsists of a large lire Cart Resist Cold . drum in whith a windlass cap
turned to extend the upper section |S
and adjust. the ladder up to 80
feet in height.
Tires Lead Rubber Use
AKRON, Ohio—Tire products ac-
count for 63 per cen‘ of total rub-
ber consumption in the United
States. be|
\Inboratory “soak as'Low as 65 Below :
AKRON—An Akroa tire manu-
ifacturer has developed specially
compounded tires to meet the need
for tubeless military aircraft tires
jthat ean withstand temperatures of
65 degrees below zero and lower.
Test tire casings, the manufac-
turer reports, underwent a 24-hour
in which they V4
were placed in a “cole box’ wheal
the temperature was lowered ot 65!
below, Then the frozen tires were
placed on a dynamometer and
landed at speeds of up to 200 miles
an hour, simulating actual aircraft
landing conditions.
An oil field discovered in Costa
Rica, near the Panamanian border,
may extend into Panama, San Jose
‘it’s Ellison, ‘Not | leah
‘Has Success With Bulb ©
BECKLEY, W. Va. It wold
be hard to convince Mrs. E. L.
Ellison that modern production
methods turn out better materials
than the old ones did.” .
Mrs, Ellison says she has used one light bulb on her front porch the last 40 years—and it still works.
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‘priced for your budget:
monoxide leaks. Buy now
Heavy Duty Allstate
‘Mufflers for Top. Power "49-"S2 Ford
Heavier steel than on most original equipment,
Free flow design means greater
gas economy. Tight construction guards against carbon Gan Ga
proof it pays to shop at Sears and save
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fivap your car's interior and Save!
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NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE
Regular 18. 95 Saree’
Plastic — INST ALLED 6**
¥ Designed for Meximum Durability . df Priced Lower
Smart, handsome styling and priced lower than comparable quality. -
covers of the finest plastic. Backrest corduroy de- Blue, green and mardon
signed for modern accent.
Others from 13.95 te 34.
SAVE 23%
Oil Filter Refills
for Cleaner Oil
Reg. 1.29 99¢ Ea.
Keep your motor oi! clean,
longer with an ALLSTATE
relill. Large filtering area.
Installation instructions in-
cluded. * 95
125" Motorcycle Continental Styling
ALLSTATE. Lively performance, easy handling.
Weighs just 148 lbs.! to 45 mph, 85 mpg! Eesy ‘Terms z
Up
Blower-
cooled 4.75 HP engine, bridge-braced' tubular steel
frame... (Vivid) red, chrome-piate trim.
Selection of timely treme
Auto Tune Up Kits for
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TODAY Shop Every
Department
for Values!
Handy Cer Owners
98¢
Includes condensers, rotor
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= Number 10 of a series * Copyright 1957, Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association !
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a de rp ee somehow mised cas. which wil ebro here Lilet Walls ue ald Ce aoe ak ene Ge eed =| 5 CARS TO A TEAM ALL SALES FINAL - SALE! FRI. and Sar. 24
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Bis =, pri ach, wil cram een the. bai CALLING ALL CATS |@ ce Here WHEN THE DOORS OPEN FRIDAY AT 10 A. M. — earry the driver and one passen-|hounds, Some orchardists are 1% ger - usually a very patient and) putting this fact to use in protect- ad —— Be
understanding wife. ! Reg. 149 Reg 149 _ 68e Bath | $9c Fine :
Peds | ek lua pace Dane ee of PONTIAC — It's GEORGES ond = 1 ceatHen | CURTAIN @ Where lot efter Inventory Sale... Fri. and Sot] CANNON | PRINTED dent of the Veteran Motor Car |night disc-jockey programs. Aj © Only GEORGES for Pontioc’s HOTTEST | PILLOWS PANELS 39¢ PLISSE-CHAMBRAY TOWELS PERCALE
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infant ty rate in Chelte : pty poate Rr ye nny ~ gg” pedal rod __ What's lft after Veventory Sale. . . Fri. and Sat. What's lett after Inventory Sale « , . Fri. and Sat.
Petes. se ones there|compared andl 8 Repeae ec werd 3.99 BETTER BED SPREADS ad | - 3.99 CARPET REMNANTS 99:
also will be stopping and re-start-of Britain. While 76 last . .. single bed sizes, Double | Only 66 ot this reduced price. Deep pile ing tests; a sharp turn test, park-| One reason for the high mortality ; . 4 ay ; Ribtoriged hon Come early ‘and sove. -
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sa ne ft 37 Ee, inepepapapion sd | | | 188 | 2.88.
and at the end of the race the rset Bomb. Just son : aie fies misses, and half sizes. ad” | teas Loe?
points will be totaled a trophy| Remo From Ba LADIES’ : _ Matern BETTER —
awarded the winning team. See suits |. coats. ™ , - DRES ’ FORMALS ee Ee MONTE CARLO (INS)—A live $19 « $69 ee : . 2 88 $5
Refurbinshing old cars is ajAmerican acrial bomb whith has ‘ What's left efter Inventory Sele . . . Fri. and Sat. . S ¢ ee
hobby reposed on hottom Monaco x ° ° ory |
World War Il in both Britain andj Hiatbor for the past 12 years was 22, Reg. $50 | 3.99 Sanforized $25 Ladies’ Winter Coats ¢ Werth to $5 lust 9, Better
- the United States. Races have) *#tled ashore today and disarmed LADIES’ WHITE SE _ LADIES’ LADIES’
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ot the: two mations have competed. jcoyered yesterday by a diver on GEORGE’ 7 NEWPORT § $25 11 50% POPULAR HOBBY -— between anchorages for the yachts = |
In the United States there are|of Prince Rainier and multi-million-| ‘SHOE DEPARTMENT What's left siter Inventory Sele... Fri. and Set. | What's left after Inventory Sale... Fri. and Sat. an estimated 15,000 antique cariaire Anastas Onassis.
owners. Most of thcm buy the 74 N. Seginew Street.
Saving of a lifetime. All wool. long coats.
Sizes 10 fo 20. TO 49.99 LADIES’ COATS 15 $99 MOUTON FUR COATS s39
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620—120—127 2.99 Quality te 1 a Priced to Cleat | Ist Quality 1.35 LADIES’ LADIES’ What's left efter Inventory Sele . . . Fri. and Sat Perma-Lift Berkshire
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| Obscure Parisian. Ruled King’s Heir)
PARIS (IN4) — An unemployed|The only property left is a villa|tiny apartment. His wite is seeking “Beneficial” is the
non-existent and the VaN-| whatever the fortune, Lam-| setting m large sum of money, | place for your
ished fortune the late King Carol |, rino's right to share in it was up-| "#4 he had no definite plans for i
held ‘by.a Paris civil court which| “ing the Inheritance except to at,
But trom day on, Mircea reviewed a 1955 Lisbon court deci-| “educate my bey properly.”
Lambrino, son $f @ beautiful Rus-ision ruling that the 37-year-old| He celebrated his court victory sian cabaret d and the one-|workingman was Carol's legitimate|with a modest bottle of wine,
_ ftime. king, is entitled to call him-|peir, Shortly after Lambrino’s birth, self Prince Cafol Hohenzollern- Michael had claimed Lambrine (Carol had his secret marriage to
How much the title 15] bgino was annulled by a Roman. |Who later gave birth to Michael.) "
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ox King Stohaak” share —— The most valuable ~~ Pe he
. vf the case was 4 bundle of his moth-/years before. his death.
& second marriage,\in a fortune ler’s tattered love letters tied with!” Jn 1930, anti-fascists installed Worth several hundiyd thousand /q pink ribbon. The letters all were|Carol as king and he ruled with
dollars. ‘ -_ |signed by Carol. dictatorial power for ten years
Michael's London representative, |LIVES WITH SON _. lumtil the Nazis forced him‘ to abdi- Gen. Petrie Laza, cominented: Lambrino, a dark, moustachioed|cate in favor of Michael, then 19,
| “I'm afraid Lambrigo- will be|double for:the late king, lives with|who
disappointed. There ‘is no fortune.'his eight-year-old son, Paul, in a 1947
“The Word Has Gotten-Around....
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BOY’S EYES OKT — Ronnie Sutton, one of the — Dr. Lynn Allen, far right. Dr. Allen, president of
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receive a free eye examination conducted by the _, Vision Week" committee. The week of March 39
_ Oakland County Optometric Society, awaits in- has been proclaimed locally “Save Your Vision
_Spection here from Dr. George Harkless, left, and Week” by Mayor William Donaldson.
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AJ. of M. Meeting Step| NEW YORK (INS)—The Duke of, Berlin and others he knew or want-Jhis writings ‘and, more recently, would bring to him when intro-jever-had who seems asked to apol-| & in) Starting Statewide|im=" was invited by a closejed to meet.« - ~~ [his wite's story, Dy NR ces A ei: ogize for trying to stay in the} Warning § "~ Ifriend in the publishing field tol (9 * *€ *& The Gridiron diner invariably oS ee ee oe ce ee arning system attend the famed Gridiron dinner| But he said he was honored, and} attracts the most outstanding tiet |, H¢ has the extraordinary gift of|needed to run the most complex} :
: a 4 list . : , : business in history, the other night in Washington, It|immediately provided at the head| ef guests st any dinner given |pcns terested in what the next)! Pip lcsige sy hetiisagne and by agp an easy, pleasant eve- table another world-known face in ype in aghe! 8. It is, in oars Po af ea ogre fe :
tion a p Boni sone pep ich, ning for him, the former King was| Place of the missing one. If Stan- ) grcatitiy, Me. lent. ster” ii nee Britain has no better port: Ohio. Would Buy
sare Mi aan ha ae pajomromee oops | Scene | nen wy te Miia ce yy .. was. to , at more or [| GEN s 3 in their own right: ' " “gowider, more effective and more| moment, President Eisenhower de-|’ We've always felt that there has| Cabinet officers, ‘Supreme Sg, ole hag Ae burden on om Close to Toledo ” + ( of
reel idimtem for detecting, cided that he Bad better not attend, ee eee ones maby justicgs, top generals and admirais;}-sues-near-bim-at-all-times. Ob. |_TOLEDO, Ohio (INS) — Ohio}:
It resulted in the establishment of]nas bothered hiss for sone we ja. [DAK to the days when Will Rogers| famed diplomats, tycoons, labor| Viowsly, he doesn’t agree with | wants to buy part of Michigan. | | : é
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: him : who it’ a| Specifically, Ohio wants Michi- a salt working comentiies 10 eG a poke gentle fun-at him for|leaders, Nobel and Pulitzer Prize| "0" ut ata u settee \gan's “lost peninsula”-a 308-acre gest & coordinated plan of action. ad a prorat ny mo pone oo erp es winners, etc., etc., etc. in-my lungs,” he sald recently. {tract of land near Toledo | : . : ’ = n a. ; é % . a 3 == see Mice = ey
a eceeatath ne eee Rrited ot | toastmasier Marquis Childs, whe |Priice of Wales got up out of the} ~ * * | With thé Isracli-Egyptian feud| Ohio representatives introduced al} , fe | 2 bar from + §:| was flaked on the other side by |dirt and cli ko the ‘ But at the mention of the Duke's simmering instead of blazing, he bill in the legislature that would} © :
. mye wg py a Need Chief Justice Earl Warren, res pre .* beast name by Marquis Childs the room should quit talking about going to|¢™Power Governor O'Neill and his| a | ew UL watc
Police eice « De- ie 5 -,..|rose aS a man—a comparatively). cunshine of Phoenix and’ go|‘rector of public. works to dicker| : fense, is headed by state clima- | Would the duke be @ good fel-| The country rooted for him! rare occurrence—to applaud with © ith Gov Williams for the| a
tologist A. H. Kichmeler. It tx |i0W end sit in, at this ith hourz through the historic crisis in hislenthusiasm and aflection, there. When he meets with Prime|iand—the tip of a thumb formed) oe ce ef | scheduled to meet late this week looked forward to as King, welcomed him as a {Minister | Macmillan 3 } d ULOVA d e in tania, formality of a table. on the'floor,ipart-time resident when he had|/EXTRAORDINARY GIFT = — [month in sunny Bermuda, he| \pere the Ottawa River flows into and a new ! radio Lee “i. where he would sit with such in-|dutifully and performed} Later, at a party in one of the|should play golf each morning or) ye on are a bird or a‘fish,| 7 . 2 ne a P i meeting .was sponsored by/ teresting people as Bill Knowland,|the tasks his nation assigned to'Statler suites, Windsor stood afternoon. the only way for Michigan resi- : ste " ) 2 Southeastern Michigan branch) Jack Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson,|him after the war. ‘It gained alaround for two hours talking on * “ « Sais 10 eoel tle pemenda i! : oo American Meterological So-|tarry Byrd, Jim Hagerty, Dick closer “knowledge of him through'whatever ‘subject a Ike ig the only President we've) sp pough Ohio, aaa ,
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University radar experts and me- Res ores)” shoreline development for recrea- : $ )
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Se aemmers Gat ck ter tomer Ohio in 1835 not for the upper pen-| : Peninsula with tornado spotters set insula, but for a strip along the}
up every few miles. At the same northern border of what is now!
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Pinas — Vrs the ana] ner, Pa Ht Wee npc ne fet ose palace of Louis XIV on the) are de Triomphe, Sainte-Chapelle|were evacuated: from an apart-
. SS outskirts of Paris;~is_the most/and Notre Dame. ment building when a loud rum.
‘The. an Secretary of], Alvin L Prator, Qrionviie, suspended) Robert E. Warren, Oak Part, suspend- ' ete “oe Oa : CMRI aN Pe UF Pee aE State’s office a. = John Williams, 149 W, Brook-|
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nurse,
The mad King George III stalks
the corridors of Windsor, the ghost
occasionally Cah tietn qited iglhehed nite Organized Tours\
ie Very Popular for!
Trips to Europe
NEW YORK ~~ The majority’ of
’,| Americans who go abroad in 1957
it seek the aid and comfort of
“agent_when ‘it comes~to
etnies, ‘Close ~te one-half
of all Europe-bound vacationers.
statistics reveal, prefer organized
|tours free of details and money
worries. A
Why Wait Till Last Minute man can set off for
Europe nowadays with a book
‘« lof coupons covering every ex:
apbearsietter Christmas but a! receptacie}it nun Gary moe on a pole still was. labeled ‘Santa's reply: *
tain @ permit to witness the age-
old Ceremony of the keys.
ride on the Grand Canal.
Mail Box’ in the Woodmoor sec-| «Never before lave tours to
tion. A oiiall’ toy Feached up sodt Eareps Cme-ter-wach su assert.
dropped two letters into it. ment of sizes, shapes and prices.
There are art, music and garden
tours, farm tours, mountain-
climbing tours and even bow
areas as England's Cornish
and arrow safaris for the in-
dividualist,
Tour of 10 countries for $1,288
all-inclusive.
One-third -of the Americans
a survey of travel agents’ book
ings, are repeat visitors, who will
do. their
most of their vacation in London
out into the countryside, As <
result, there will be more free
hotel space in the big towns. ’ through the British Isles for $569,
all-inclusive to a 44-day Grand ‘
bound for Europe, according tc|”
touring off-the beaten)
track. Travelers who once spent)” era, France's eee Italy’ bilewek sick at Tal bs Wie
tes, Optometrist
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Texas Police. Hil on Pn to Foil Auto Hubcap Thief
URGES MARKS
It is because of this that of-
are urging that hubcaps as
well as other auto parts and ac-
Cessories be marked with the
license plate or engine number of
the car-to which it belongs.
The marking is done, usually at
service stations cooperating with — South-ia marked docile’ in parts and
accessory loses 30 days after the
program started,
653 IN MONTH”
In Texas, San Antonio Police
Chief George Bichsel said that in
Sione month alone there were 653)
“You can catch a thief with his
ear trunk: loaded with hubcaps,”
Bichsel said, “and can't make a
case against him because you’
can't identify them. Even when
a thief confesses you have a ‘weak
\case- in court.’ :
In San Antonio a chain of filling
stations are marking caps free
of charge in cooperation with the
police. Similar programs are un-
derway .in Dallas and Tyler in
Texas as well as Phoenix and Los
Angeles.
, Law Gets Their Goats
SANTA FE, N.M. (@—Gov. Ed-
win Mechem has signed a “billy
goat law,”’ which takes from the
goats freedom they have had since
the days of the Spanish. The bill
makes it _ unlawful to let goats
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Seriously. Short ‘ Construction
“to $775 Million in ‘57;
_ Many Areas in Need to Rise’
_ CHICAGO (INS)}—Hospital con-
btruction work in the United States
during 1957 will rise to an esti-
mated $775,000,000, but one public
health official maintains it still
oi enough. : * *
«Dr. John W. Cronin, assistant
general, U.S. Public
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INS Science Writer
versity of Texas medical: team
today reported a spinal injection of
raw alcohol knocks out the un-
bearable agony of cancer.
Their finding, important for can |
cer, may have application also in)
rheumatism, and other diseases
where pain is a factor.
Drs. William Derrick and Rich-
ard ©, Hay sald the injection
“in a matter of minutes” brought
complete relief to advanced can-
cer victims, -.
“The effect, from just a few drops HOUSTON, Tex, (INS)—A Uni-/ was of alcohol, lasted as long as six
months before a second injection
required.
They said the alcohol apparently
“dries out” the nerve pathways
and tNocks the transmission of pain
feelings to the brain. It is as if a
storm were to knock. down tele-
phone line communications. . be-
tween two points,
* * *
The method apparently is so per-
fected that Dr. Derrick is able to
knock out the pain pathways with-
out affecting sense,. motion and
other nerve pathways.
This means, for example, the) the limb while the pain associated with
the limb is deadened.
While the injection obviously
dees not act on the cancerous
growth itself in any way, it does
offer hope to many of the annual
250,000 cancer victims and their
families that cancer’s seige need
not be a time of agény.
The Texas doctors told the 11th
annual cancer symposium of the
University of Texas’ M. D, Ander-
son Hospital in Houston that the
technique had given very good re-
sults in 76 out of 81 cases because
alcoholic .pain-killer .is easily
patient would have full use of a administered, presents no dangers ace |New Treatment da “Agony | ‘of Cancer
and’ cain be repented with un com-
plications.
The development was hailed as
superior to the two present meth-
ods of easing cancer cannes
ics and surgery. —
NARCOTICS DISAPPOINTING
Narcotics -have proved disap-
pointing as a pain killer because
the patient always develops a cer-
tain “tolerance” to’ drugs and. re-
quires more and more massive
doses with progressively less and
less relief.
Eventually, the patient may be-
come an addict.
Surgery is sometimes considered
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Dr, Derrick described the alco-
Gerierally speaking, the higher)
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Dr. Derrick said the entire pro-
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24 Toll Roads in U. S.
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eration in the United States, 17 are
under construction or financed,
fully “positioning” the patient so/;
travel by State highway depart. | Grimes’ Murder
Suspect Kills Self
CHICAGO (INS) —-A 25-year-
old man shot and killed himself
last night when police took him to
his room on Chicago’s north side
jto search for evidence in the
Grimes murder case.
The suspect, David Burch was
pronounced dead on arrival at St.
Francis Hospital in naeehy Evan-
ston.
Police said they were seeking
evidence in the slaying of Barbara
Grimes, 15, and her sister, Pa-
tricia, 13, whose nude and frozen
bodies were found Jan, 22 in sub-
urban Willow Springs. .
Burch was arrested on the near
north side by detectives Thomas
Mulvey and James Fitzgerald who
said they found. obscene literature
in his pockets,
Police had been combing the
area for known sex deviates in
their search for clues in the
Grimes murders.
When Burch arrived in his room, Rayon, Cornice Boords, Traverse hone ied
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Police said Burch had been)
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;a crime against nature. He was
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BOSTON — Motor-driven equip-
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States for removal-of snow from)
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MODERN CAVE MEN — Seated outside their dingy home, two
cave dwellers of Hong Kong reflect on their plight. It is caused by
the British erown colony’s appalling housing shortage. The govern-
ment has built thousands of modern apartment houses for homeless
families,-but the steadily growing population and frequent fires force
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The Pontiac City Commission Has Scheduled
Public Hearing for Tuesday, March 12, 1957
at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time in the Com-
mission Chambers, City Hall, 35 S. Parke
, Baw on Intention to Construct Sidewalk and
Related Work on the Following Streets:
North side Chandler Avenue from Sanford to Tasmania
Second Avenue from Joslyn to Highwood
in the stoppares. Monterey Boulevard from S. line Lot 57 to N. line Lot 66
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HH REPAIR | , and from S. line Lot 67 to N. line Lot 81 A.P. 145
Barkell Street gaps from Markle to First
Third Avenue (S.side) from Joslyn to W. line Lot 254
Highwood Sub.
Third Avenue (N. side) from E. line Lot 211 to W. line
Lot 248 Highwood Sub.
S. side Liberty, from Lincoln to W. line Lot 97 Grand-
t view Sub.
Victory Drive from Mt. Clemens to 8. line Pontiac Knolls
. Sub.sand from East Boulevard to N. line Pontiac
Knolls Sub.
North side-Mt. Clemens Street from W. ling -_ 2 AP.
145 60 E. li ‘Lot 31 Linda Vista Sub. © ;
Fourth Averbe from Joslyn to Highwood y oa |
; For harbor information see legal notice,
Interested property owners are urged t¢ appeat.
DATED MARCH 6. 1957, mo: /
, ADA R. EVANS, city Clerk |
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i Cooperation Administration (ICA),
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FE 2-8385 Hands Out 4 Billion on Yeas , :
g John Baker Hollister, a self| over ICA, iy wae hace fa Chnele.
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than four billion of them every|at Yale University and then abroad:
| Hollister supervises America’s vast|WOTld War I, Hollister was dis- 1
_. | economic and and military aid program/Co#reed mpediar trina Dah rene!
It Ix a strange post, st first [Poland and in Lithuania,
Washington to take over ICA 20 rose to become a law partner of
nen the late Sen: Robert A. Taft_and|
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Donated Site Under Fire
a Upcoming Hearing
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j from. Memorial Stadium. It is the
gift of Detroit Industrialist W. F.
Sheeetz and his wife, who make
their home on Romeo.
| Albert Gai 2 in
for Drains
iH A money continues to pour into!
Pigg Bog pnt rong the
idea that the rezoning will set a
legal precedent so that others may
seek similar zoning in the area to
put up milti-occupancy units, — €
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Nixon En Route
to Liberia
for 2-Day Talks.
ACCRA, Ghana &—Vice Presi-
dent Nixon left om a U.S, Air
Force plane today for Liberia and
two days of talks with President
William Tubman, — -
Ending a four-day visit to Ghana ‘
for ceremonies making the for-|
mer Gold Coast colony an intle-
pendent member -of - the . British
Commonwealth, Nixon last night
" \praised Britain's
ms. icy in giving Ghana independ-
— March 14, in village possi = —
the Community Building raters leaders had showed wis- | coffers through contributons and! dom
money - raising projects, residents| ine a “new and vital government! - “[in the area adjacent ta -the build-\which can be a shrine dedicated ing site map out their plans to/to liberty."
oppose “‘spot - rezoning”. at the * se.
yee —_—_—1—He-and_Mrs. Nixon visited the
new Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, |
primar- (built by contributions of American
Roman Catholics, -
O. Bowers and his aide, Father
Edward Datig of Pittsburgh.
Father Datig said 500,000 of
Ghana's five million population
are Catholics.
‘Kampala, ae He
only five hours. there
11.
rangements have been
would ‘have been the first
Uganda to the United States,
ic) ro" Bill Would Permit
$8.7, acoring 1": Delegates fo Choose
dl
igates to county political conven-
itions the power to select their
j-/ County leadership came into the
supp yesterday with bi-partisan
complained that this leaves them ‘ ‘enlightened”
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told a news conference that * *
and moderation in establish-|
Nixon met with Bishop Joseph
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LANSING (#—A bill to give dele-
Rep. Russell H. Strange Jr. (R- 'Clare), who headed the seven spon-|
" from | 50% proposed that - convention
strategists..
Rank —and—filemembers_have!
|Holdenkamp of Grand Rapids,
“delegates be authorized to elect| Mrs. Velma Sinnamon of Rose-
\county chairmen and other officers ville, Mrs, Betty Clare of Mt.
ae (Jean) Seibert, 65, who MR. AND MRS. A. R. KOTTMANN
,Lois Ilene Decker Wed
Drayton Plains, Mrs, Margaret
MARLETTE — Service for Mrs.
Above, she practices drawing at
morrow shé can return to school. nak of Oak Park has been allowed to attend
is under age, Tommy has leukemia and
home and hopes tha’
“LANSING w — — Fhe question of
whether a candidate for the
Supreme Court bench should be
tagged as “Jr.” was handed to
the State Bar Association today
and the association. was juggling
it like a hot potato.
John W.: Cummiskey of Grand
Rapids, president of the state bar,
was uncertain about what action,
if any, the organization of the
state’s.lawyers would take. .
* * oe
*| Supreme Court Justice John D.
Voelker, Democratic candidate for
re-election, has asked the state bar
to demand that Joseph A. Moyni-
han Jr., his Republican opponent,
use the designation a" a8 Oe
election ballot.
Williams L
The Williams Lake PTA will
hold its-monthly meeting tonight
with open house at 7:30 and the
business meeting at 8 p.m. j
Election officers will be held
with the following slate:
President, Mrs... John Ross;
Parolee Captured
After Chase on Foot ’ Attending as maid of honor
Your PPA Is Planning
ake Group -
Plans Ofticer Election —
mother vice president, Mrs. Aldo
Trial of Singer Sel
fo Open on April 22
DETROIT (INS) — Philip J.
Singer, 36,. will go on trial April
22 for the first-degree murder of
jJoAnn Gillespie, 18-year-old - coed
-islain three years ago.
* * *
Trial date for Singer, who police
said confessed the murder and
later repudiated the admission, was set yesterday
Field said three witnesses will
swear Singer was with Mrs. Gladys
Yocum in a West Side bar when
_|the murder was committed,
% of *%
Assistant Prosecutor Arthur Kos-
cinski said the state plans to call
game. /42 witnesses in the Jan. 2, 1953,
slaying. Singer lived a few doors
djaway from where the girl was
killed.
h little i tive t in the A 19-year-old parolee, who failed Dl Geen Goatemes ten alto | ‘on Monday oa incentive to join in nll eat: Matti ood all of emt sen aca sg tend. oe —
- coaster wagon. When police picked, + the bil alan would yesterday in “First Presbyterian) Oak, tees ® Democrat ate’ James captured by a Pontiae police of-
packed a squirt gun to protect our-| SHIP. — The first meeting of HA rae eect shared by many| She is survived by her husband, | held in the Roosevelt Hotel Ball-luse the “Jr.” Voekler chase in downtown Pontiac last
selves from the Indians.” Sylvan Manor Civic Assn. under ‘voters that political affairs are '@ daughter, Mrs. Wayne MeAr- room in Pontiac, The pair took to the state Board wee ‘ 4
leadership of the new officers will dominated by a small group,”|thur, Harbor Beach; a son, Jack! . honeymoon, trip to Florida and) Exhausted from running, Gerald
Cinemas in Belgrade, Yugosla-|be Monday at 8 p.m., in the West! Strange said. | Seibert, St. Clair Shores; four) on their retarn will reside at 47 _ 'D. Zimmerman, 524 N. Saginaw
via, are showing more American| Bloomfield Township Hall. Presi-/ Both Republicans and Democrats/grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs.| (idee Birmingham. Car Hits Embankment; _|5t.. who was released from prison
films than any others, but dent Edwin Ambrose will preside. the change in plat-/Hugh McLeod of Sandusky, Mrs./ : - _ }two weeks ago, surrendered to
films are preferred, theater own-| Reports will be heard from the|forms adopted at their state con-/Harry Gustkey of Detroit, Mrs.|) 00 1 -, *} Milford Youths Hurt [Patrolman Albert W. Foster Jr., ers say. Drainage and Road Committees. |ventions last month. “Morris Howe of Port Huron, and|Injured in City Collision i boys| 7,2 & back yard at 20 N. Cass) ’ } Louis Kramp tiac and Three year-old Milford b Ave. <=
: Ne Cae MacTech of| David Stott, 17, of 149) Golen-|were injured yesterday when their ah ae a Soe Pontiac. : wood Ave., received minor injuries|car struck an. embankment and/threatened one youth with A
yesterday when his motor scooter/spun out of control on Milford) -siiher sawed-off rifle at ie
Taylor G. Kalsen collided with a car on West Huron|Road two miles north of Milford|csyPcr, sawetolt rifle at « basket
— Service for Tay-|St. at Johnson Ave Township last night. . jured. :
lor G. Kalsen, 57, of 1981 Auburn] Both Stott and the driver of the) Treated and released from Pon- Another boy, 16, spotted with
Rd., Avon Township, who died yes-|car, Mrs. Marie Clark, 55, of 167| tiac General Hospital were Michael) zinmerman on Huron street. was
terday at the Henry Ford Hospital, |Seminole Ave., told police they did Arvidson, 6220 Grass. Lake Rd; |taxen into custody .
will be ria on Set haslameid the Satie nei KT ool de etic es be was held today for
Potere Home on Saturday|avoid the accident. St., and John 325 Summit. of: prs hoon
Ship Comstory gg toll He was congicted here of breaking
gion of Auburn Heights, will have oe Comey hag mag ny Mtg charge of the burial service. — ern Michigan Feb
ag ee saharrgs Mae A aunt and and nieces
and nephews. Four Youths Arrested
Harold B. Morgan : as Breakin Suspects
AVON TOWNSHIP—Service for Four Pontiac area youths are in Harold Burton Morgan, 50, of 3406 Oakland County Children's
Devondale will be at 2 p.m. Satur- today after admi Home
day from Dudley H. Moore Fu- atentire teqatieen ic eee neral Home, Auburn Heights. Bur- Sli hovered hatate te too Semone jal will follow in White Chapel rahe ont tau nies
Cemetery. Mr. Morgan, GM Truck Store paige Heme somas’ Grocery
and Coach employe and resident of The fou | Heights.
‘Oakland County for 29 years, died = ir boys, two from Pontiac yesterday in Pontiac General Hos- RP Wretieis (one from Auburn Heights and one
pital. THE OUTLOOK — It will be colder tonight from the Great Lakes won Map were
He is survived by his wife, Alta;| region south through most of the Tennessee Valley and over the |"ruming from « baskettni gene two sons, Earl B. of Avon Town-| south Atlantic states. Higher temperatures are expected from Min- msn hom gener ro gra
Oe can Maes AP bose home; | nesota and the northerii Plains westward to the north Pacific coast. several robberies was found
: \Wed and Owen Morea of Pontiac Rain and snow flurries will be scattered throughout the nation. in the trunk of their car
and Frank, also of Tennessee; two :
sisters, Mrs, Forest G, Thompson
‘lof Pontiaeg and Mrs. Frank
Thomas of Tennessee and -four
grandchildren.
* qitizens of Lake Orion appear at the opening of
“new branch of the American Cancer Society. New
"Qrton Service Center Now Open
*
CANCER HEADQUARTERS — The above headquarters are in the township hall where the neciaty Gas agp
*
A tea given recently in the
Orion Township Hall, ‘where thé
new service center /will be open
until 4 p.m. each Tuesday
ninety persons, © ee
ottered thelr: services to: the
“and
Two Michigan Tech
Students Injured
HOUGHTON # — Two Michigan
Tech College were injured
severely last night in an explosion
which lifted the ceiling of a room
two inches and destroyed a desk
in Douglass Houghton Hall, a
housing 375.
County Ca Calendar E
esses. ~ 7. mere
First Ba it, here will
§. World ere 1:30 to 3 p.m.) All i
J¢int Comm t
be Mrs, Alec ‘
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a 30-Gal. Auto. Gas Water Heaters .”. sess Now 56.50
| 66-Gal. Elec. Water Heaters s15835 Now 139.95
80-Gal. Elec. Water Heaters $1085 Now 159.95
G.E. Cabinet Dishwasher ees $2595 Now 169.95
Garbage Disposal ........... si1995 Now 79.95
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investigated whether there is a) |
“Our goal is not to investigate]
Bec |the philosophical and spiritual im-/ grain of truth in the reports.
of this practice, but to
try to put the fakirs’ unusual tal-}
ents, if any, on a scientific basis.”
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Benefit Health Join New Activities to
Avoid That Feeling of
Retirement Let-Down
sity of Michigan expert ‘on the
problems of the aged says that
‘Dad may not like his daily grind
at the office, but it may be doing
wonders to preserve his health.
ANN ARBOR (INS)—A Univer-| ”
ecb. SPEAKER — Size_of
being used in, training by Marines at Twenty-
Nine Palms, Calif.,..can_ be Judged by the way
it dwarfs the man standing oil. "taitboard: “The self-
this new gun,
“' voters April Ist. The Civil Service
000 CIO workers’ in- Oakland)
County's 91 union locals.
cil_has endorsed the Pontiac
Police Officers Assn.'s move for
Civil Service, and has opposed a
county proposal for a. three-mem-
‘ber bi-partisan jury commission.
eo 2 4 :
Both issues will be decided by
proposal is limited to Pontiac
question will be countywide.
The endorsement and opposi-
tien moves of the council were
in concurrence with recom-
mendations ef the Political
Action Committee of the couticil.
The council represents some 5V.-/. The association's move for Civil!
Service was climaxed when of-
ficers submitted sufficient _peti-
tions to place the vote on the!
April ballot.
They ask that the present Trial:
Board be replaced, charging Po-
lice Chief Herbert W. Straley,
exercises ‘‘undue infinency Ver ing of the council was called at Civil Service Gets OK by CIO | ‘The Oakland County CIO Coun-, on this proposal, Fred V. Haggard,
ident, said: “It seems as
thigh the trial board is causing
considerable agitation. For the
department to function properly,
as the fire department, we . believe
it would be more advantageous to
install Civil Service’
%..& *
The fire department has been!
U.N. Group to Back
Ghana as Member
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. {INS) |
—The ULN, Security Council meets
teday to recomménd the newly)
independent African state of|
/Ghana for admission as the 81st!
‘member of the world organization.
Indications are that the 11-'
ination” council will approve.
Ghana‘s application for merniber-
iship in U.N. ‘swiftly and unan-|
imously, The 11 a.m. (EST) meet-
+ Martha L. DeRousse, 157 Oliver under Civil Service jurisdiction for’ :
15 Years. i
“We are. not clear <n’ the ta. |
tent of a three-member biparti- |
san commission,” Haggard said
about the council's opposition to
the county proposition,
It will, if approved, -call for a)
commission to be appointed an-|
inually to select a jury panel for
Circuit Court. The Oakland Coun-!
ty Bar Assn. urged county super-!
visors to approve the vote to draw|
“a fairer cross section of jurors.”
Haggard said the council ques-
| tioned whether a strictly biparti-/
|san commission was possible,
Marriage Licerise |
Applications
James c. MeCrary, 373.8. Anderson
Esther L. Hunter, 373 8. Anderson
Richard P. Leigh. Orion
Barbara E. Whitsitt, Richester
Charies L. Thompson, Auburn Heights
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: we should give consideration to/wayne State University, assumed Harrington of ‘whom per tengo An Mela gaat possibility of getting started! the Iinois presidency Sept. 1, 1955. ie ; WRINKLE
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it, they apply for new pessports.|in testimony made public that) Sidings. in the future be placed Girl, 15, Bears Twins se suit. They’re manfully — FVER '
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Mumma, chief of the navy bu-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 71,1057. is
$1,000.06 * Portéble TV Set
* Westinghouse Automatic
Roaster
ke Ladies’ Watches
I atroductag
yi William (Bill) Reed /
/ Store Manager /
Hi beings a broad background of successful super shorket experience to Food
‘own's newest Super Market.
. Reed is well-known and well-liked and sinostely devoted to creating effi-
/ clency in operation in order to achieve customer satisiaction.
Bill Reed has over thirteen years experience in the food industry, and he has
been with Food Town for two years. He was éducated in local schools, is mar-
ried, and the father of four lovely children,/Mr. Reed has an outstanding per
sonality and is welllikedbyeveryone, ,
Meet “Bill” during Food Town's Grand Opening Sale. He will make your oop
- ping trip a pleasure trip.
CAKE FOR ALL
OME IN and GET A PIECE of the
forid's LARGEST CAKE — . “i vw MULLER
Is F | Filled with Many SURPRISE GIFTS
75 80, HIGHLAND (4-59) CME SOLAS LAE 80,
in MERCHANDISE PRIZES Daniel (Danny) Roth
*2 Men’s Watches eae fer V8 pod bye Ba» of ae National *2 Electric Mixers School of Meat Cutting, was with Pop &
* FREE TICKETS AT BOTH STORES. x*
jae sae
Introducing
_ Victor (Vic) Mason
Assistant Store Manager
He brings to Food Town ever 17 years
you with a pleasant smile and willingness
te satisfy your wishes, :
"Vic" was born. and raised in Pontiac,
educated at St. Michael's School, and. lives
at 301 Tilden, Pontiac, with his wife and
five children,
Introducing
Clark Easley four years and is now the beet
buyer for both Food Town
..-Danny served time in the
*2 Electric Trains
* 1 Patrol Gar
ip
You wil shana be setehed. otth the
et ee re ee ee
so Nephew
‘Produce Manager
Mr, Nephew chilies the importance of freshness in
frute and produce Wak tibs divaeia tis Wie ve tds Fg
With the outstanding facilities available in Food
Town's new produce department plus joe's experience,
he will be able to offer you, his customers, the very
finest produce and the freshest.
Mr. Nephew resides at 1179 Featherstone with his
wife ond two children, He was educated in local
schools.
_Joe is right when he says “Food Town's Produce is
Fresher,”
s
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Now that Lent has begun, quently, until eggs are set. Ar- {Lemon Breaded Mackerel ~ "Those of you who like crabmeat! * i," :SePoose thechiy’ eroun black pep- crumbs, nutmeg, pimento, onions,|
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HONEY-BROWNED CHOPS — Put everything _ with your guests. They'll like a platter of pork:
on the table, let the guests help themselves, then Sep nreweed ye Pinay sont s: Nepaypne rice
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fo Lure. Teenagers
Shrimp pizza makes exciting eat-
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lure the teenagers and their friends
horhe at night after the movies.
a Shrimp Pina
3 cans (4% ounces each) deveined,
sma shrimp
parsley 3 unbaked pizza crusts (8 inches each)
% pound Mossarelia cheese, sii
Drain shrimp.
_-Cook onion and garlic in olive
- 10r salad oil until tender, Add to-
mato paste and simmer for 5 min-
utes.
Remove from heat; add oregano
and parsley,
Place pizza crusts on ‘greased
baking sheets. Cover each crust
with 1-3 of the sauce, arrange 1-3
of the shrimp over the sauce and:
cover with 1-3 of the cheese,
Bake in a hot oven (425 degrees)
for 20 minytes, or until crust is
browh and cheese melts, Makes
3 pies—serves 6.
That's How It Started
with miture’ of Sena tiebin
bouquet and ginger.. Melt fat in’
skillet and brown chops on both)
cooked and tender, about 1 hour.
Combine brown sugar and ';
cup melted butter in saucepan
over moderate heat and cook un-
til smooth. Drain carrets, place
in shallow pan and pour sugar
syrup over them, About 20 min-
utes before chops are done, put
carrots in oven. :
melted butter and place under
broiler for a few seconds just be-
fore serving. Place pork chops on}
warm platter with broiled pineapple
rings and glazed carrots. - Makes
four servings.
Rice Mushroom Casserole
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1 cup ae water, about ‘
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Cheese in Tubes
New on Market
an easy free-flowing ribbon.
It is ready and waiting to stuff
to a wide variety of dishes.
This handy item was designed
so that the cheese spread will keep
even after the tube has been
opened. this assures a smooth,
easy spreading consistency at all
times.
Different tastes will naturally
th! among individual casseroles, and
-|Drizzle 1 teaspoon of sherry over
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By Frank Kohler
first indoctrinated with garlic.
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Wipe the cup-up frying chicken
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the mixture in the
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in the sugar, then the slightly
beaten egg yolks, then the
chocolate cand mix well. Beat eng
whites tes stiff and fold them in, fin-
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Pour mixture over the crumbs in
the pan, aah op wih aaah
crumbs, and chill at least over-
night. Serve on Chilled plates. You
may top these with a little
whipped cream if you havea mind garlic fried chicken this time.
This will do for 6.
1 chicken, about J pounds
1 package noodles, .cooked as di-
Sherry
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Chicken stock
Milk
Sah and pepper to taste
2 tablespoons grated Cheddar cheese
Bread crumbs
Melted butter
Disjoint chicken and simmer a
slightly salted water to cover
When tender, cool and remove
meat from bones, discarding skin,
but retaining chicken stock. Mean-
while, cook the noodles and drain
them. Divide the drained noodles
arrange the chicken meat on top.
each.
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Skim fat from chicken § stock,
and place % cup of the fat in a
saucepan and heat, then biend
in 2 tablespoons of flour. Heat well.
stirring constantly, and gradually
stir in 2 cups of the chicken stock
and then % cup of milk, —
Mix bread crumbe ‘and melted
butter, using 2 tablespoons petiet ear
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Use Cookie Cutter
to Make Pat-0-Butter sides. Remove chops to shallow,
pan, add hot water, cover and bake
in preheated 325-degree oven until
Brush pineapple slices - with |
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Add a sparkle to poached fish by
using a tablespoon of lemon juice
to each quart of water when cook-
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For any fish not rich in fat, try
lemon butter. It’s also a wonderful
basting sauce for barbecued fish.
To keep fish white, add 1 table-
spoon fresh lemon juice and 4%
teaspoon salt to 1 quart of water
i waned fish dishes, parti-
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fish, sprinkle on fresh lemon juice
for extra flavor. —
After preparing, fish, remove any
odors from your hands by rubbing
them with salt and lemon juice
just before washing.
‘Improve Simple Dessert
With Rich Wine Sauce
Simple desserts like ice cream,
cake -or preserved fruits taste
better when a frich-tasting sauce
_|is poured over them.
An easy one to make is to
take two cups of the syrup used in
jjcanned fruits. and boil this down
to -half its volume.
Add a cup of Spanish sherry,
either a nutty amontillado or one
‘tof. the sweet clorosos, then boil!
down again until you reach the
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With the sherry, you can add gin-
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before serving. This lavish dessert boasts pine-
While the meat is in the oven, ly with melted butter, over which
bake some creamed potatoes af the is sprinkled a mixture of brown
same time, and you'll be well on chopped nuts. ‘Then the pineapple
your ‘way to completion of a dinner is placed under the broiler until
menu, such as this: . the brown sugar melts and be-
: Ham Slices’ with Orange Stuifing gins to bubble, imparting a rich
; eng a butterscotch flavor to the fruit.
— i see Just as it enhances hot pies
Mik Tea or Coffee fresh from the . %
Ham Slices with Orange Stuffing vorful ice cream does something
aaa special to pineapple fresh-from-the-
} Guare dap-eid’ bread eubes broiler. The ice cream begins to
= soe or margarine melt slightly over the warm fruit,
3 yee ae providing a creamy contrast to the
_ ppblcicePrgen sues ,| _ UPSIDE DOWN SUNDAES — You can make utes — from ‘ingredients always on hand. Try crunchy-ness of chopped nuts and
y marjoram — these Pineapple Upside Down Sundaes in min- = them tonight, They'll become a family favorite. :
Place 1 ham slice in bottom of a _ - Pineapple Upside-Down Sundaes
shallow baking pan. For stuffing, eo : a ‘ large alices ‘canned pineapple
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butter, eggs, seasonings, and sug- jare fun to eat, but children will/pare a simple sugar cookie dough |be a form of constructive play for|MUt Drawn Sugar, eet
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Dainty Canapes Add Pineapple |
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and cut into dainty triangles or|,.n00° fwecteees, and the favor . blends with the pecans, brown |
sugar and light corn syrup in a !
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in the United ‘States. - balls for easier handling. Roll and The recipe came to the Shrimp/cut into rounds a little larger than ©
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of a large airline company, Fit pastry into tart. pans and
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aie cow sehen oa oek: lore Kite eee (350 de- filled with these luscious fruited pecan tarts and ness and adds to the deliciousness of the dessert,
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because both shrimp and corn are; Soften butter and mix in brown 4 comes: ‘ —T é
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Medical Society entertained guests at Devon Gables
Wednesday. ‘Mrs. John Williams (right) of Commerce
Lake road, president of the auxiliary, explains some
of the goals of the group
i mad of Lakewood drive. to a guest, Mrs. George Mrs. Gail Jordon Touxey, di-
rector of a Detroit speakers’
bureau, spoke to members arid
guests of the Women's Auxi-
liary to the Oakland County
Medical Society Wednesday
evening.
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For the annual Guest Night _
Mrs. ei Cc. Abbott books ‘caine Bennett Cerf's
“Life of the Party’’;' James
Thurber's “Further Fables of
Our Times"; and*‘‘The Green
Kingdom" by Rachel Maddox.
Mrs. Kenneth VandenBerg, °
general chairman, .- revealed
plans for the annual fashion
show and card party. The al-
— will be held April 25 .at
1;30 p.m. in Birmingham Com-
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( left) , Tlinois wd a
member of the auxiliary, chats with Mrs. Stuart Kern
_ Of Desmond drive, a guest. |by Business
__jexplains: ‘The other afternoon'
. }wards. Will you please tell me if; Medical. Auxiliary. Holds —
Annual Guest Gathering’ munity House. Fashions will be
by Hilda. .
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Social Call
Interrupted —
Hostess Says That
Her Friend Acted
Rather. Miffed —
* By EMILY Post The first letter in today’s mail! | - |
to the man.
“After canrkatiag my business,
T returned to my friend who seemed,
rather put out for being left alone
and took her leave soon xafter-
I was rude to my guest?”
Answer: Under the cireum-
stance, there was nothing rude
in what you did. You should
have concluded your business
with him as quickly as possible |
so as not to leave your guest
sitting alone too long.
“Dear Mrs. Post: We are four
women who have been neighbors
for a good many years and play
Rules Out
Paris Styles
MARILYN LUISE CREMER -
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cremer of!
East Howard street announce the 2@ushter. Vivian,
[Bearden is
. VIVIAN SHEFFIELD: — |
The engagement of- their)
to Keith Robert;
announced by
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SHIRLEY KINGSWELL - .|we did not send her daughter |cards together once a week. About
' seven months ago the ‘daughter of
one of the women became engaged)
and we were invited to the engage-
ment party. We each gave her very
hice gifts.
“This daughter was married two
months ago. Only close relatives
| were invited to the wedding. We
understood and did not feel slighted.
We have been told that the bride’s
mother is very motch hurt because
wedding presents.
presents -were expected. Will you
please tell.us if we were wrong,
and if we oud send presents now?”
Answer: Not being invited te
the wedding you were certainly “As we were not invited to the) »
wedding we did not think wedding) | Among the guests at the dinner was
Mrs. Robert Shorey (le{t) of Wenonah
She arrived with Mrs. R. Hamil- drive. . member of 3 ton White of iminghen,
Bauer (right) of Madison’ Heights is a Mrs. Bruce
the au uuxiliary ,
lomen $: ‘THU RSDAY, M. ARC I
News From Bloomfield Hills I 7, 1957 Section PAG ES 42- ~~
a
Phyllis Battelle to. Speak no children’s spring vacation from|from Palm Beach, Fla., where they By RUTH SAUNDERS .
Felix Bruner is busy taking reser
Wednesday by Fe
pee the Village Wom-)
en's Club.
time is 1:30, the!
Institute of Sci-|
ence, and the
speaker Phyllis
Battélle, spar-|
kling raconteur. |
world traveler.
and featured ayn
BATTELLE dicated columnist
not obligated to send: wedding |
.| wave her engagement presen ts.
Dear “Mrs: Post: When two
i/women and a-man enter a taxicab, presents—especially since you all | for International News Service.
Hostesses for the afternoon will’
‘be Mrs. Rawson Vaile, Mrs. James.
RR. Mock, Mrs. Benjamin H. Micou
‘and Mrs. David G. Nethercot. i
‘Mr. and Mrs, Waltet J. Kings how should they be seated? Do| The chairmen are Mrs. John W.
li '._ |Marilyn, Luise, to Donald James) and John Sheffield of North John-|Shirley to. Ted Berg of Pontiac. | he sit between them?"
eee mee ©. Maihe vat & re Keith is the son tHe is the son of Mr. and: Mrs. Ans He sits at: the - end Her hat was 8 spotted velvet % casual nie. nad Sire, Newton Beenie of andrew Geisinger, The couple is pe te Shere le turban worn well-on the brow, |**Teet. A September wedding is Peacock street. A June 1 wedding pie 1S after having helped both the women
instead of the Parisdecreed (Planned. . lis planned. planning a June wedding. {in,
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ack ache te wean Sorority Elects Guest Shows Slides Shower Honors _ \will Sponsor Boers inspired by wearing to Fashionette Club -
Explain Cancellation
of April 12 Concert
The entire American tour of the
Engiekinder was canceled because.
of an automobile accident which/|
occurred while they were en route
to the airport. to fly to America.
Everyone in the family. was injured
and most of their 125 instruments
The next concert in. the. series’ New. Leaders
Mrs. Richard McVicar ‘was
elected president of Zeta Lambda
Chapter of Beta Phi sorority at
’ Monday evening meeting held the
atthe home of Mrs. Jack Pote
on Andersonville road.
cial secretary. Mrs. Jack Pote
will serve as City’ Council alter-
nate,
Dance Scheduled
Watson Kinney, of the Forest
Lake Country Club entertainment
committee, announces a St, Pat-
:|John Reichert, Mrs. Edwin Bennett |
and Mrs, Virgil Lewis. Allan Copley, visiting teacher for
the Pontiac school system, showed
slides of his trip to Burope at the
Tuesday meeting of the Fashion-
ette Club held in Adah Shelly
Library.
Visitors at the meeting were
Mrs. Russel Donaghy, Mrs.)
John Wedow, Mrs Leah. Herveat,
Mrs, Bill Richard, Janice Reichert,
Mrs. Jasper Dawson. and Scott
,| Douglass.
Mrs. Robert Smith won the tro-
phy for losing the most weight this
past week, Winners of the six-week
contest ending Tuesday were Mrs.
Entertains Group
Mrs. Hazel Williams of Dover
road entertained members of the! Sharon Beatty
Mrs, Dennis Burling and Mrs.' |Mr, and Mrs, Arvid | Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Swanson, {Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Persson and
Englund are
Donald N. Goff were cohostesses serving as chairmen of the St. Pat-
at a shower Yor their sister, Sharon|Tick’s Day dance being held Sat-
Beatty, The recent miscellaneous |
shower ,was held at the Gott home
on Boston avenue,
Thirteen guests attended the
affair for the bride-elect, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Cari Beatty of
Myrtie avenue, She wil] exchange
vows March 16 with David A.
Briggs, son of Chester A. Briggs
of Ledyard street.
Winners Announced
North and south winners in the
cate Bridge Club were John Kraus |
jand Melvin Smail, East and west.
featuring the Rabinoffs, violin and rick’s Day dance March 16 at the 1939-1940 Proficiert¢y Group, Chap-| winners were Mr. and Mrs, Earl
piano team, will be presented aa; club. The “Rainbow Dance” will be'ter 228, OES, for a recent luncheon’ ‘Waterman. Meetings are hejd at
scheduled on March 16. ipreeeded by a buffet dinner. imeeting. |Hotel W aldron.
Old Command Vehicle Returns Home.
President Happily Receives Historic Car WASHINGTON (INS) — A
delighted President Eisenhow-
er was presented with a sur-
prise gift yesterday—a travel-
worn 1942 Cadillac with 67,000
miles on its speedometer and
an historic past.
* * *
The 15-year-old automobile
was the one used by Eisen-
hower throughout World War
Ii, first at his London head-
quarters and later during the
allied drive across Europe.
Wearing a fresh coat of olive
paint, it was delivered to standing by in uniform and
snapped to smiling salute, Ser-
geant Dry is now the First
Lady's driver.
The car was a gift of an-
onymous friends of Eisenhower
who purchased it recently at .
an Army auction in Germany.
The President had tried to buy
it in 1948, but couldn't cut 5 through the Army red tape i
volved.
The automobile, a four-door
limousine, has jump seats
and a glass panel separating
the rear and front areas.
It will be sent on by track
to the Eisenhower Museum in
Abilene, Kan., which houses
hundreds of mementoes of the
Nancy Gregory Marries
First Methodist Church was_ the
scene of the wedding Saturday of
Nancy Jane Gregory ‘and Marshall
Francis Buttram, The Rev. Paul
Hart officiated,
* * * a
When hhe arrived, she ted him outside smilingly ‘and watched
him bréak into a big grin as
said in
i. “T's my old command mer 4
‘4 phe, ipveakens @eizer: dal atendente-Wete, Pat
\ during” Word y i, was boo Juanita E.
astonishment: uy
- Wis Nancy is the d ter of Mrs.
Gregoty : of Murphy
javbnue and Marshall is the
lof. ’Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Buttram.
‘ot Fast Chicago avenue. Sc
Fer the service; he hride
chose a foer-
with the full skirt extending into |
a train, She carried white carna-
and Mrs. Jan
4 j i
{ They wore aqua dresses and car-
ried Saintes of white carnations
and aqua-tinted daisies.
* * *
Marshal! asked David Richards
to serve as best man, Seating the
guests was Phil Bowser...
For the reception held in the
| church’ partors, Mrs, Gregory
chose a light biue silk dress with |
| matching accessories ad Mrs, |
4 Buttram chose a pink woot dress |
| with white accessories. The bride to a navy
blue dress with accessories
for traveling; The néwlyweds will) '
make their _— on iy a coleate)
Laven, ie fo mobile hack with fo ot
j when he 4. retu ‘act
/ dyty-in > he ree ue dinates President's World War experi-
ences,
INSPECTION TOURS
Eisenhower used the car for
inspection tours as he direct-
ed the allied advance across
France from his headquarters
in Paris.
He also used the car when.
he motored to Rheims on the
historic night of May 7, 1945,
when the Germans surren-
dered,
* * *
The aging Cadillac was sent
to Geneva to surprise Eisen-
hower when he attended the
5 Four conference in July
It had been returned to
Washington for. his use dur-
ing his postwar. tour of duty
as Army chief of staff and
was ‘kept available in New
York City ‘during his later
four as president of Columbia
University, < fs
eee.
Eisenhower the auto.
commander of the wren ai urday by members of Scandinavian
Vasa Lodge 510.
Dancing will be from 9 p.m. to
1 &.m. in Knights of Pythias Hall.
All Scandinavians and their
friends are welcome to attend. | daughter, Patsy, who has been iLewis C. DibLie will arrange the.
‘flowers, :
a > Fs S
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Hoey
of Cranbrook are waiting anx-
hously to welcome home their
traveling in Europe since Sep-
tember, .
Her ship, “Jolius Caesar,” docks
in New York today, but she is stay-
ing over there for the weekend
with friends. She will arrive home
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoey expect to go
to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., later this
month, : She will be accompanied by her
ivations for a tea to be given daughters, Ann and Jane, and her
DINNER PLANNED
Mr. and Mrs, Robert W.
‘will entertain a few friends at din-
jner Friday evening in their home
jon. Vaughan road.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eden are
expected home = next week!
Altar Society
(Now Headed
by Mrs. Glisky
“| Newly elected president of St.) well,
‘Benedict Church Rosary Altar So-|
iciety is Mrs, Michael Glisky. Mrs.
Mrs, Well of Williams Lake announce the two women sit side by side |Shenefield, Mrs. Roy E. Stringer|waiter Hiller ig first vice presi-|
engagement of their daughter, Vera V. Sheffield of Judson strect'the engagement of their daughter land the: man on the end, or does. jand Mrs, Richard Wagner. Mrs. Gent and Mrs. Paul Smith is sec- j
ond vice president, . * * *
Also elected at the Tuesday meet-
jing in the Parish Hall were. Mrs.
Richard Pfeiffer, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Ivan Herr, correspond-
ing ey, and Mrs. William
Ford, treasurer
St. Joseph Unit and St, Mary
‘Unit representatives reported on
the number of cancer pads sewn by
the group. Mrs, Glisky and Mrs.
James Clock were selected as dele-
gates to the NCCW convention in
Detroit March 21.
Mrs. Ralph: Cotcher presided at
the General Guild meeting held im-
* * *
Mrs. Thomas E. Wilson is plan-
sind a visit to Miami Beach during Altar society meeting. The Rev.
Richard Thomas. spoke briefly.
| | ‘recent meeting of Pontiac Dupli-)
lantic Treaty! Organi
Cute nursery ype figures Woe em-
rhidered on the scalloped yoke of thi me in red on the s
co frock. fale vad al are hs csmmaahons ‘ue Budd}
mediately following the Rosar y-
: =
lcouiey BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Mrs. |Cranbrook and Kingswood Schools. pe ve visiting Mr. Eden's mother, C. G. Eden, Mr. C. G. Eden
will go down later this month.
*
In her honor Mary Hamly and -
i\Mrs. William Cavanaugh gave a
jtea and kitchen shower Sunday
afternoon in the former's home.
‘Both girls will be members of the
wedding party,
Nanette Hammond will] be her
\sister's mail of honor for the cere-
mony in St. Hugo of the Hills
Church, Other bridesmaids will. be
‘Marnie Hammond, Rosemary Cas-
Kay Wise and Joyce Plante.
|Rosemary is planning a luncheon
for the near. future, ’
Mr..and Mrs, John B. tm
mond, who are new in St. Peters-—
burg, Fla., will arrive ‘home in
Five pages today
- in Women’ s Section
time to give a dinner fer their
niece, Their young son, John, is
to be ringbearer at the wedding. —
of Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Bridge,
will be flower girl;
A reception will be given at Oak-
land Hills Country Club,
Mrs, Everel] E. Fisher and Mrs,
Ray Cunningham, who afe travel-
ing in- Europe, are expected home
at the end of the. month,
€.. & ®
Many Bloomfield residents’ have
chosen Naples, Fla., for a March
visit, Mr. -and Mrs. James E.
Wright expect to meet the E.
Wright Younts there after the
Younts spend 10 days at Cat Cay.
The Ferd E. Broocks are also
planning to go to Napies, as are-
Mr. and Mrs, J. Thomas Smith
-| and the Bethel Kelleys,
* * *
The lower school af Cranbrook
(seventh and eighth grades) will
have a dance in the auditorium
Friday evening.
: 2... *
Mr, and Mrs, John S. Bugas will
take their daughters, Patty and
Jane on a Western jaunt the last
10:.days of March, They will go to
City. Panhellenic
Holds Election
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* * *
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Envoy, Wife
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Entertain |
France's Alphands
at Their Parties
By JANE EADS
WASHINGTON —. The French
Amabassador and Mrs, Herve Al-
meeneetination into Embassy Row
* * 2 ”
Informality is a keynote. The
| parties are relatively small, with\lian Reeves of Poplar street, will
60 about the limit for evening .
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envoy's wife took on two important Stress Informality #
where the present city of Alma is
1,000 pains of THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY a
MRS. CORA FROST
93rd Birthday
to Be Observed
This Sunday —
"Mrs. Cora Frost who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Lil-
%
celebrate her 93rd birthday on
Sunday with members of her ese
mediate’ aay.
Mrs, Sie dat ere ork ae
located and has spent all but eight
years inthe state of Michigan.
- She has 5 living children, 21
grandchildren; 17 great-grandchil-
- sem and 8 great-great-grandchil-
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the Pat Boone Threatens Presley’ s Vocal Supremacy
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President of the
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Singer Elvis Presley's phenome-
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* 2
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aes
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a whopping 35 per cent of all
youngsters . questioned considered
the guitar-strumming squirmer
their favorite male. vocalist.
* But going over the same ter-
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Moreover, a full,35 per cent of
the teeners admitted liking Elvis
less now than they did last year.
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cao ner glumly,
: appeal he had for all of us
teenagers ir gone forever.”
|. Those, of course, represent
extreme viewpoints, They must
“be balanced against the fact
that Presley—who has managed
affection of 21 per cent of the
| teenagers covered by our sur-
vey.
inantly in the 13-15 age group,
declared they found their hero
Tender,” apparently helped spark
that particular counter-trend. |
+ ) +
movie,”” one girl glowed, in the
jfeverish tradition of the Presley
cult. “TI bet someday he gets an
-| Academy Award.”
‘A HAPPY DAZE
“T sat through ‘Love Me Tender’)
three times in one afternoon,” an-
ward.”
* -* *
an of which doesn’t alter the|
chilly statistical evidence - of the
idol's 14 per cent popularity de-|
‘| eline. Who's threatening to. fill’
‘Speaking for.this group. one girl!
fluted: “You can take Elvis and!
give him back to the Indians. rm
* *
guy..
family and going to school as well)
‘as being a successful singer , .
He's $ terrific.”
- | PRESLEY PROPHECIES
Another straw inthe wind, pos-
sibly, may be in the teeners’
_| prophecies on Presley's future.
Thirty-nine per cent of the boys
land 33 per cent of the girls’ lrun its course within less than a
| year.
* * *
“Forty-two per cent of the girls
and 31 per cent of the lads gave
him from one to two years of
peak popularity, 8.5 and 17 per)
cent, respectively, figured two to|
four years more, while the-rest
thought the side-burned rock ‘n
roller wouldn't fade for another
four years yet.
““We like him,” a Duluth,
Minn., girl asserted, “but. you
can’t expect a fad te go on
forever.”
If Presley is losing some favor
teendom, what of the music of
is the most spectacular ®
Some 68 per cent of the young-
IS YOUR MACHINE.
‘TIRED? “Hollywood's got him” a boy “The per-
Moreover, 12 per cent, predom-|
even more resplendent than be-| _
| ifore. His récent movie, “Love Me
“Elvis was the very end in that|.-
“I was in a.
-yeats older, instead of a woman
pews younger. sters remain fully devoted to it.
Twenty-four per cent of the boys
and 14 per cent of the girls say
ANOTHER 4 YEARS - they like it even more today than|
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“PAT BOONE
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take Pat any day.” .
J I, Echoing appréval, a high school!”
boy thought Boone “really quite @ owers in their late middle years: -Look at him supporting a) By RUTH MILLETT !
Memo to men who become wid-
Better look around for a wife
as old as-you are or even. a few
* * * zs
That advice comes from &
woman who has worked for years)
in a convalescent home. |
diy till isthe ‘tne ‘trogen |
happens to the middle-aged man |
{ | AY 8 women seer. Meow
es Ss
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The .““gentle look,’ a rounded,
‘moulded silhouette, ‘ softens any
gaunt spots. Your eyebrows and
lips should be softly outlined to
avoid too strong a contrast. The
widened hairdo softens sharp
angles. as we were advised by a
great makeup artist. = Seeking Younger Wives :
| Older Romeos Are Often Cast hone)
When Their Money. Runs Out
She says: “A lot of widowers in
the late 50s and 60s are egotistical
and about as peel romantic as
a 1?-year old,
“Instead of looking or a seconil
wife ‘among widows their of& age
—they decide they want & young
wife: °
7: °F -
“If they have some money, or
can conyince a younger woman
that they are well-fixed, they can
| thought the Elvis craze would) who hasn't énough sense to always find one who is tired of
iworking, wants to be supported,
wants a car, nice clothes, etc., and
is willing to kid the older man
along in his belief that he is as
young as he thinks he is and
twice as attractive.
NO REAL LOVE 2
“But young women don't often
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" By BRUNO KEARNS
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press '
#
, anti atts ned ob Whe iohek Wid te lin ie 4 Yaoi
_ rookie aiming for the big leagues is the stretch from Tigertown
to Henley Field on Route 92 in Lakeland, Florida.
Each year invitations go out to about 50 of the best prospects
in the Tiger aid system to report to the instructional school
_ Bb Tigertown,
AB wees
. These young hopefuls show their best playing forms under
the watchful eyes of a 14-man staff of coaches, and when spring
training officially opens at Henley’ Field all eyes turn to the list
; pe agora those who will get into the intre-squad- games with
Another 200 farmhands report to ‘Tigertown each spring
from where they are assigned to the respective minor league
‘teams hoping that the following year they will be one of the
invited group for the instructional school.
_ ‘A-erack at Henley Field is the first step from Hektorn
because it is here that they get to bat, run, throw and play.
terre eae ene, eee:
= Woe
From Henley the next step upward could be Briggs ‘stadium
in Detroft. °
For the rookie and regular alike intestan eral transition
from the boyhood stage. of baseball to the professional stage.
Baseball as strictly a recreational activity is not so in the ai i
fessional ranks.
“We can have fun playing baseball,” Jack Tighe told the
‘1957 squad when they reported for spring training last week,
“but I want an honest day’s work a each of you,” he
pointed out, —
Baseball here is a job, everything else afterward is recreation.
FOUR BIG GUNS—On the playing field during the
work day, these are the four big guns who are expect-
Maxwell.
"WALKING IN | THE RAIN, _ When Keay rains. ed to lead the Tigers into the first division. All hit
over .300 last year for Detroit.
Harvey Kuenn, Al Kaline, Ray Boone and Charley - Longest Mile for Baseball Rookie--
Jaunt From Tigertown to Ball Field
‘When: the “work” is nd and the spikes are hung up for the
day, the leisure hours: are t at the . tables, card
tables, television sets, record machines, at the “book oe or
for the mend, with their families.
=> eee ese
This is what makes Tigertown a unique thing. It is a village
with housing facilities for 350. It is a baseball ‘commnunity where |
the residents all are of the same profession. 5;
‘It has its bus service, its own cafeteria, and recreational
- quarters. For the “working day” it has four well conditioned
_ diamonds, an observation tower, big clubhouse, batting cages,
a line of pitching mousds, special practice infields and a “trap
wall” for instruction on trapping short hop hits.
For 10 weeks each year Tigertown is a thriving ssaiueaty
and for the ‘next 42 weeks it again becomes a ghost town.
. The men of Tigertown ‘take somewhat the forms of Jekyll and
’ Hyde, Take Steve Gromek for instance, who uses his arms all
afternon throwing, is often using his legs in me a strolling
with his wife and three. children.
i * * A
Husky Frank House crouches behind a mask for hours during
- the day, and in the evening instead of his paraphanelia he puts
on an apron to help with the dinner.
Ray Boone does something “different” when he gets home.
He gets out a baseball and play catch with his youngsters.
* * x
The rookies and the coaches get together quite often at the
card table or with the ping pong paddles. Charley Maxwell heads
for the easy chair and the television set, and Harvey Kuenn finds
all the baseball news he.can find to see how the other Major
League players are doing.
‘* +
This is life at Lakeland, winter home of the Tigers.
Left to right are NEVER TOO BUSY FOR THE
PRESS—Genial Jack Tighe (right)
who was chosen as the man to guide
the Tigers out of the second division
is never too busy to give a newspaper
ROOKIE CARD SHARKS—Bob Miller, Ken Wal-
ters, and Larry Donovan play three-handed while
_ Larry Osborne- (standing left) and Inman Veal,
panes rookie, engage in some-kibitzing.
Greg 7 and Bian @ ur
Gromek found his”
(left to at Cari a nm listurbed about taking.a walk |)
around Tigertown in a light drizzle, Gromek, Tiger 16 W. Huron St.
raat piicbe saa Brome Hamtramck. man a. statement for Tiger fans to
read. Pontiac Press Sports Editor
Bruno L. Kearns (center) gets an op-
timistic line from Tighe and A! Kaline
(left), at Henley Field in Lakeland.
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if t | is | mn The other’ half of the : help our outfield needs lineup had Jim Small, Ken Wal- said a deal was being arranged | Porter wasted no time geting |ters and Roy Hawes in the out- for = swap which would send | started in the outfield. In a | field, George Risley, Inman Veal, outfielder Billy Tuttle to New| game which’ was called yester- | Jack Dittmar and Jack Phillips
£5 York for infielder Andy . | day after three innings because [in the infield, with Frank House
Director’ ef Tiger personnel| ° Palm for the third straight day, catching and Jim Bunning on the
Johnny McHale scoffed at. the} ‘¢ 23 - year - old Oklahoman , report. “Sounds like a Yankee ao a ee When the rains came the first scheme to me,” he said. monde _ Sm were eneener * unit was leading 3-2 by virtue “We need outfielders not in-| ‘ree frames. ‘| of a two-run homer by Wilson
and besides I don't-see such a/Kaline and Bill Tuttle in the out-| The second unit, however, found
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Press Box
pounced the mene ef a south-
paw pitcher and:-a left hapded
hitting infielder for their minor
league organization,
Ernest Harris, a little hurler
from Ensley, Ala., who won 23 and
lost 3 in sandiot ball, has been
may be deceiving, but it looks
like the New York City Board of
Estimate better get a move on if
it doesn’t want the Brooklyn Dod-
gers to.
This is the situation:
apparently has-
assigned to Idaho Falls in the Class'more than tentative plans for a rvers,
C Pioneer League. The infielder is|ball park, but doesn't have .a|baseball is on its way to the West
: Gideon Jarvis of Los Angeles. Hée|major league ball club, Brooklyn|Coast. The Los Angeles group ap- ’ ens hit .380 and .465 in college ball/has a major league ball club, but/Pears sure the big league team
LAKELAND—The guy who broke many a National ee 20 ret a ee eee ae ee en ome
League pitcher’s heart, Mel Ott, watched Ray Boone roe ‘ ordyn Bele narra =. perk. =i (‘tC \ 2 Ge ‘ the things looked to-| There is ‘Indication, . however, : : working at his new position at first base. . eau ach a —, that Walter O'Malley, president of} = - i ue te
the Dodgers,’ would prefer to stay) ‘SHOP TALK’ — Manager Jack Tighe (left) rec room at Lakeland, Fla. He talks baseball “He has made the adjustment well,” said ott,
think he can prgrneenngs job or season.” . [would mean 2 reasonably auick field, does something “different” in the Tiger is looking for his best season with the Tigers. _
Of course down deep Ott knew the transition for and sports aisthorily on some “ee ° i = ee ee
Boone wouldn't be flawless. “He's bound to make a |. wie plans for a new ballpark. i. 3 .
' Jot of ss it’s one of the toughest positions in Dhihe. elec es hehe pon. i , ‘
maf Sar Al Katine Gains Poise If anyone should know what is needed to make a| @ ‘ aa .
pod GAS Naseinen CaS Be : Estimate and the sports euthority
: no ammounce-| LAKELAND, Fla, @® — A little|“do- you think you're going to do|when
- Now a member of the Hall of Fame, Ott was the). ‘}men of action — if any — could/more relaxed, a little rors conti-lbetter this seater” got wnloe Al's fended toy tooieeh sehbe by Gogh
youngest player ever to start in the Majors. At 16 he Get les tak tee es Cane oa Se 7 ore
talked Mayor American League pitchers, +. ©. © and a few Ss ago. Kaline - had signed his contract with the New York Giants and Wagner. Al Kaline approaches the 1957 sea-| Katine feels that because there'll was Waiting his turn in the bat
for 22 years Ott’s name became as closely linked to. the;
inital sack as butter bs to — ‘
During Ott’s Rte A iden career I often won-
dered if he hit in other National League parks like he who talks baseball all day long on the playing with Harvey Kuenn, popular Tiger shortstop who ~
son With the poise of a veteran,
* * *
No longer the shy, moody kid
be less pressure this year he can
improve on his .314 batting aver-
age, and his 27 homers last: sea-
son,
There were times in other years ‘ting cage when a minor league ~
rookie belted a couple.of long hits,
* “Better watch out for that kid,
Al” Briggs joked, “He might take
your job away trom you.”
used to powder the ball at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. for Ist Place faci h sean as a Tee:
There games broken up in the final . ld\be the best ever "innings Sled Det greed telk-ene over the Ne right Sites ake red fo an eany| 0" Teer ht cer. District Cage Results 1 field screen in that ae
A heavy burden automatically
* * derson last night at Isaac Crary AT PONTIAC AT TROY
“Next to the Polo Suvunda I always had a lot of suc- ae. a tle Davis Machinery tt ra. amen ites tase eae e _ oa
cess in Pittsburgh,” said Ott. “The background at ketball League's regular schedule| The year before he was American eutiheng 3 9 Deeks | Sp lddn ens Cadeh ane
Forbes Field was great for a hitter. There were no low came to an end. League batting champion — the Senders his Ba wo a iieles: 13 2 ee 4 q
oa : p The Druggists will tangle with) youngest player. ever to “win the [Gronski 5 © 10 Maclach. 2,2 6|Mitehell +3. ¢ 2.5 bleachers in right field and the trees from ‘Schenley Ss saviapedlbe aebuibt mene Nierown, —° — ¢ 348 chur” f°} Sivarsjon 4 $43 were a tg
Park behind the outfield fence were easier on the eyes; goes over slat aie plans for Saturday's big regional meet at Berkley |night at Crary in a 7:15 playoff to| The ‘fact that Detroit's own Ty| 3 ag. sie Booth 4 8 38. Williams «1.1 3
than some of the Parks where the stands were full of = a final Chief workout. Chiefs will be definite underdogs in their ces ioe sadly igs salicae oe area craol Sone entteess ‘veomaeie S00t BY: Quarter nee | nue vondaie ° ovck Gas |
of white shirts.” . big. meet but could surprise. Big reason is above-group. Shown fe up to then had been the youngest Lake Orion -... % ia is it—e0/Trey. ne ee ee are, left to right, standing, Nick Shorter, Mel Nosenchuk and Mics; Picbatt’ ond Sod Umphroy waa Romeo. Scoe o 15 1 849
* * *. Willie Duncan; batting champ didn’t make it any AT PONTIAC Free O place wh ‘Ott had his troubles was Phila- “ mae Biboageed se Dave Payne and John Herron. ede ae and 21 points respec: keasier on Kaline, He: was pay 20 Class C Rome ijl, Troy 10.
3 Payne alley 120-pound champ. : tively for Drayton. when he. took the title with fty| ST. MICHAEL oUuTH x | pees
delphia’s Shibe Park. It was the only field where he ate =4 atk ine enek 120 tos Dog e , a hefty Mente rE Tr ont errr AT BLOOMFIELD WILLS
- had never hit a home run. “It was yt strangest Tom Gould nha 29 points to| - * * * Picceraid 7 $3 Gare’ 4 1 SST. MARYS (OL) W. BLOOMYIFLD
th he said, “no matter how I tried, Jost eonlia'’ Chi Ri . D ] : pace Boyle-Stone Front to a one-| “I think the next season\a lot/Dropps 5 0 10 Wren 3 2 -8imadelans 7 923 Pockler° 2 1 §
po war aes ICAGO MING LelegatlOn sees sis sinenpn over Loies/ot pore expected me ott 20."|Behiyr 22 4 Racin |} Hier, $2 Beate, 2 bE ‘ . ne nder' |Goisdzi 3 0 6 L. Hollister 3 0 6
és would either line over fitst or be lon. flies| FR ed O : f S - |defeat. hit 27 home runs in 1955, they rack ~~ >-|Montussko 4 0 8 LaPratt. © 1 1
Pian oat ter.” 6 ate ) ne: oO trongest The post-season playoffs will be-|thought I should hit 54 in 1956.” fia te Qe Ce eee th right cen P ’ gin next Wednesday, with Davis; That was the kind of pressure|St Michael ..........6 2 16 11-35 <a are
* Machinery facing Matthews-Har-| that worked on Kaline a season” “ Seka 7 tage => ws
- After’ retiring in 1947, "ott Soni into daeaatiia CHICAGO U—Chicago will belin the series to avenge a 62 loss| creaves at 7:15 and Philgas meet-|ago. Questions like “do you think| ¥ Michael 14 South Lyon 14. |g. wtary's “OL).. 19 1017 18-38 the t of TePresented by one of its strongest/to New ‘York last year. ‘ing Drayton Drug at 8:30, mote better than Ty Cobb?” And ONT oun babe es pies ee duties and last year he became newest member teams in the annual InterCity, The Windy City group hasn't FGrt Te | OU FGPETE| Gt. Mary's 6. W. ‘Bloomfield 18
Tiger broadcasting staff. Golden Gloves bouts with New|"™" "née ASS TEST YOUR GASEDALL Fi Gurander’ 3 $8 Ges 8 313 Here at Lakeland, Ott has watched the Tigers’ first) york's best at Chicago Stadium But this Ma * gee | jHough 3 4.38 Tepper _ + 1 3| MADISON — Wisconsin in 1956,
base situation with a keen eye. He has even donned/maret; 2. | Pro ay hone Sp ie oltre YOU'RE THE MANAGER: ae 1 © 2ifor the first time since 1939, went 24 lee € th the entire Big 10 football ' a glove during the rookies’ sessions, but as much as he a. We talent that kept 12,466 tans cheer- ttle #14 —_ rough the entire Big 10 ae
may have the urge, he has not tried to be the master| Te ight champions crowned|ing in last night's championship Pare ii ncampaign without a single victory, , last night at the Stadium should|Scraps, many of which were tele- By BEN OLAN (Cincinnatl. Joe Margoneri ‘1 to | all age: ara: Be seven games the Badgers lost -
teacher of Tiger first basemen. make Chicago the favorite as it|Vised and broadcast nationally.
“Radio is my job now,” he said. Four champions especially’
caught the eyes of ring criti¢s,
* * * ca 4 u ict four and tied three others.
The Cincinnati’ Redlegs ~ used on the mound for New York. Ted |°™™ taay «spas
their power most often in winning) iKluszewski opens with a single, , ‘
91 games in 1956. They equalled arid moves to second when right
the major league record. by hit- fielder Don Mueller “fumbles the seeks ie 15th InterCity team amr
Joe
Hayes Jones Moves fo Bigger Tests “Hayes Jones will compete| Indoor high Jump record for the “a
Srd in the be. |Weight Ernest Terrell, lanky 17-| What is your managerial rating? . N
ponenpenkinas 4 Sues nike a a na- ae ea the Hurons give pracy Se aoe ventotmera (¥ear-old Chicago high’ school stu:/Test yourself on the following aun Sees Neem, Fee tion's greatest hurdlers in the Chi-|heavily-favored UM a busy evening) —Brendon O'Reilly, former Irish |2¢": fyweight Jimmy Jackson, situation which led to ‘a Cincinnati | Would cP daly
cago Daily News meet to be held|pefore bowing 60-48 Marshall| Olympic hopeful, and versatile /Pre-medical student at the Univer-jvictory over the New York Giants) 8 You : in Chicago, March 16,” it as 8M-\calied’ his record-setting high| Ren Kramer. The Pontiac High |S! of Minnesota, and bantam-jin mid-sease. | 4 | sumge oe ; Soe : weight Tommy Reynolds, another} (Key: (R) 3; () nounced today by Eastern Michi-inurdle run of 7.8 the “fastest in| Krad jumped six feet, two inches. | ¥c!8ht Geen tecniber hs! Seltantied.) b. Let Bridges swing away? gan Coach George Marshall after
the Pontiac freshman had set a
the country this year,” over the
63-yard distance. Hayes missed a sweep by: fin-
“Reilly had six feet, six inches
and Kramer six feet, four inches.
new high hurdle record while win- £2 8, A good local following wa ning three of four events against A 7.1 time in the lows Jast Satur- | A goo Ang hand fi night “‘ : , i “(et Aynp) ¢-+ uyas SZa]pey “wOSstaR
a powerful Michigan aggregation. day against Chicago also ranked |cheer Jones on as he stole the show a °77 oMp Fe He Stu 6 Anowes Linge
The tro of vielores lastnight [him among the national leaders. against the beter 1nown sie TOI Y, Ortonville Ousted) ose mut gave the 18-year-old 20 wins in |He won the event last night in 7.2/His next’ college appearance will ‘ ont & Sey (fens Se starts as a Collegian. He now (and took the broad jump with abe March 19 when Eastern hosts pus sjeq ssp — g ‘nse
both hurdle marks and the jleap of 23 feet, 3% inches. Wayne and Bowling Green. Jerry Stainbrook's foul shot and,Daniel became ill and left the
They were welterweight
Shaw of the Kansas City team,
jlast year’s lightweight king who
won InterCity and _ international
two years ago was the flyweight
champion. :
ting 221 home runs.
But in some instances, Manager
Birdie Tébbetts used the steal, the
sacrifice and the hit-and-run to
good advantage.
The Giants and Redlegs are
tied 3-3 in the last of the llth at
E goal in the final minute of, game. Harold Haddon tallied 18
for the Broncos.
* * *
Ortonville trailed all the way in
succumbing to Bentley
points in a losing cause.
y
Master Sergeant Set
Ortonville| World Pistol Record
TAMPA, Fila, @® =M, Sgt. H. L.
Benner, pistol instructor at the
iball for an error. Frank Robin-
‘son walks. Smoky Burgess grounds
out, the runners advancing one
Ridzik (R) replaces Margoneri.
Rocky Bridges. (R) is the next
batter with Alex Grammas (R)
¢. Put in a pinch-hitter for
Bridges?
Dees, Neal Record
Best Cage Efforts
CHICAGO ®-— Two Indiana
Big Ten basketball scoring and
a
Official conference statistics re-
leased yesterday showed Dees
averaged 25.4 points in 14 league
players, Archie Dees and Dick
Neal, chalked up this season's best! |
night’s or U, §. Miltary Academy, get a worldigames to breeze to the. scoring
Garden City. Bud |TeCord in .22 caliber pistol firing,/crown. Ohio State’s Frank Howard
Falcons with 24 |0Ut an army lieutenant took over-jwas second with 19.9 and George
points, Clarenceville enters ° the . es : Me Kline of Minnesota third, with 19.1.
semifinal test one | Although he ranks only 10th on
nien, which 8X ‘score for}the scoring list with 15.6, Neal
irolt Lutheran last w fi hgh or hit 84 of 164 shots from. the pei a Se ee } was 200-1 » Lt. Beor- for a new conference rec: es ale Ft, Be Ge. lord S12 peteentage, maskin BALLET — Thee Late Orn ars
ing ‘as Grandjtook ‘ title 2 * tary whi ed Avondalé player execute various ballet- ke dances
; ‘ally, S541, ta toe National Mic nter Pietaeabee tunics er’ taben: iy under the ved tiny hie tort wee ee aa district
Grand Blanc. Grand = $96-32X.| Michigan State, -co-champions of| tournament game Wednesday night at Pontiac High, From left to
in the 4th quar. all with) the Big Ten with Indiana. Spartans right are Dave Golladay (No. ie tevin en pe ee
ig George Mc- : : ip, PAR SA tee : Hill. Avondale won, 68-60. ee
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hoop whirl. North Carolina, the
ference championship in the tour-
ney ice | at Richmond, Va.
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‘aaishtale the National Invita-
tion Tournament at Madison
Square Garden named Bradley
and Utah to fill out the 12-team
that opens warfare in New
York March 16. Bradley was run-
nerup-to St. Louis in the Missouri
Valley en, while Utah finished 5 F i E
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FORT MYERS, Fla. wt Dick}
Stuart. suddenly . starts fielding
anything like he hits, the Pitts-
burgh Pirates may surprise the
National League.
* *« *
Stuart; an affable. six-footer with
a world of confidence, is the fel-
low who smashed 66 home runs
for Lincoln, Neb. of the Class A
Western League last season.
That's. six less than the minor
i league record of 72 set three years iN.M., ‘in the - West. Texag - - New
Mexico League.
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and the outfield for Lincoln, is on
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between Conservatives and Labor OF Aurt Group: te Voting Test Gives 1 Boys Locked OF onservatives. tea in areas considered Tory] p Bloomfield Dirty Room LONDON ®—Two special par- In three special cetions si lomentary elections — one of nae : | well known Michigan artist, has Neighbor Finds Detroit been named president of the newly :
[iene vee: Macmillan’s Con Name President
Feb.
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gre A of men in oil painting,
Monday. —
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Peter Duenas will organize a group
Egypt informed Dag Hammar-
ld today that clearance - work
.|Friday after the U.N. Assembly
has been told officially by the
secretary general that * Israel's
has been completed.
* * * 5
The final removal of two wrecks
means of applying pressure on
Israeli to pull out of ohne and
Gaza.
It is estimated at U.N. that
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Egyptian border and to. confer on
future steps there with U.N. Com-
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withdrawal from captured areas)
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CASTS BALLOT — Eamon De
’ Irishman, casts his baliot during Ireland’s general election yesterday Youngsters Suffocating
From Smoke, Naked
. DETROIT (INS) — A young
Detroit mother whose two dirty
and naked small boys nearly suf-
focated in a-fire in their locked
_|bedroom was ordered held for
investigation today on charges of
cruelty to children,
* ~ .¥
- Police said Mrs..Joyce Barton,
26, admitted she locked her chil-
dren, James, 4, and Joseph, 3, in Pabhee®
the room “because they were bad.”” 2
‘| The children were in the
“dirty” room for over 244 hours
while Mrs. Barton “went shop-
ping. _ *
burning overstufféd chair
ise the room with blinding, chok- ing smoke, Mrs. Donna’ Lawton
rushed into the home when her
own son saw the smoke, Mrs. Law-)
ton said; —
* A *
“The two boys were lying on the | AP Wirephoto
Valera, 74-year-old American-born |
jfloor and both of th P | as he bids to win back the prime aie waa of the Irish Republic. lred from the ene ae in design,
The printing committee said a
/ _ if | brochure would be prepared soon
@ @ © Saturda @ @ || te be mailed to members and
, y & prospective members. It will out-
HAS COMPLETE CHARGE
Burns; whose troops have taken)
over Aqaba Gulf positions and the)
Gaza Strip in the past 24 - hours,’
lone, Joseph, was frothing from the)
De Valera Wins Control sever aw suns mie ae
1 ae"? * _ }will- be in complete. charge of) life. There were food scraps scat-
Starting FRIDAY Last of the | = ag lla at itered all over the house and neither “SILENT WORLD” and | meats group, lof the boys. had a stitch of clothes Current membership exceeds other decisions affecting the two
100, “Paying. memberships include! areas. :
such classifications as active)
patron and benefactor. Additional|Man Fined and Jailed
types are contributing business rate” | .
military a8 well as vila, Zot Parliament in Ireland
DUBLIN, Ireland — Eamon de Valera won control of the Trish
| Parliament today in a dramatic political comeback.
This means the old fighter — now 74 and nearly blind — will re-
f or A ce ri es Th eft : place John A. Costello as Ireland's prime minister after three years : “In fact, ‘aa weren't even
any elothes in their bedroom.
Sem. of the other neighbors and \
I got clothes from our own.
homes for them.”
member, non-resident, honorary : | on the sidelines as opposition leader. -
junior, William W. Lynn, 4270 Dixie | His Fianna Fail party already has nailed down 71 seats — with | _ Neighbors fed the b boys and took |
Founder "membership will be|Hwy., Waterford Township, | prospects of ‘gaining more. Four rebellious Sinn Feiners said they hcg to Receiving Hospital. Doe-
closed shortly, pleaded guilty to a cahrge of sim-| are going to boycott the Dail. tors there said they could find no}
ple larceny this morning before} ~ This means De Valera has a working majority in the 147-seat evidence of malnutrition.
Justice Willis D. Lefurgy. He. was} legislature, since he can count on three, and perhaps four, members
_ hn plus peg % — the| who ran as Independents in Tuesday's voting.
sentenced to tg n the! a
County Jail. {
Lynn was charged with stealing, i
s15 wth of accenaies from Warrior Loved by Friend and Foe Food Town Observes |
De Valera Sees PeaceNew Store's Opening | xan
as Way to. United Ireland Food Town's new supermarket) : WILDE - WRIGHT
CALIFORNIA
LONQUEST * ies eo
Two other small Barton children|f
iwere left in the care of neighbors. |
Tillotson UM Captain
ANN ARBOR ® — Peter Tillot-
json, a 6-foot-6 forward. from Lud-
ington, has been named captain of
next year’s University of Michigan
basketball team: The 20-year-old
|junior - replaces Ron Kramer.
ARROW LIQUEURS CORP.—DETROI , MICH.—80 AND 100 PROOF —DISTILLED FROM GRAIN
oe in te “Waterford ‘Township
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , Under his leadership the Free area today with a grand opening
State declared its-independence in’ celebration.
| For more than 40 years Eamon 1937 pe Valera was prime “min-| * * *
de Valera has fought with guns ister for 18 of the years between The store, the second in. the |
,and then -political skill to make 1932 and 1954. A coalition headed Food Town chain, is the first of Ireland free and under one flag. |by coStello defeated Dev's Fianna}19 stores which will be located on] Now 14 and wearily’ Sled, be Fail party in that year, ‘the site as part of a. future shop-| I seesas his final goal the union * a 'ping center, It is located a mile |
gi ‘ of the six Northern counties that| Today in the eyes of the Irish, “@t of the Pontiac Municipal
)still swear allegiance to the Brit-'De Valera is the gaunt old war- Airport. ponent ——
ish Crown with his Irish Republic rior, the hero, patriot and public!) The market occupies 10,000
Golden
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he did so much to establish. (servant of their Republic. Even’ square feet of floor space, |.
“5 * * * ‘his political foes regard him with joined by a lighted parking area
But both “Dev” and the man affection. ‘with space for more than 100 cars. | °
he is due to replace as -prime | Facilities offer complete self serv-| Drumstick
Box Dinners Now Delivered.
Piping Hot to Your Home from
Noon to. Midnight Daily. minister, John A. Costello, have lice, according to Owner Ed Adler. |
| Call FE 8-0483
condemned the terrorist camenien WOUNGS 4 Persons, |. *. .% sacs oe ‘of the “Irish Republican Army) The store's staff is headed by|
emtonme Se = \M Bill Reed and Vic M
fig revlatonary wow sees te THEN Kills Himself |sssstnt managers country union of Established 13 years ago with)
péaceful means, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. (INS) — A the main store at 1200 Baldwin] Fried Chicken—Shrimp
x WwW 23-year-old man who wounded Ave., Pontiac, Food Town's imme-' Fish—Drumburgers
De Valera, born in New York'three women and a 12-year-old boy |diate plans call for construction) PIZZA
of Spanish and Irish parents, gave with a shotgun last night in Engle-|0f two others for a total of four, ;
- A schoolteacher’ Aaigaing a: ‘wood shot himself to death early’ according to ewk
o command a Of Hgnt-'¢ in an em lot.
ers in the Easter uprising against peti Usiees the assailant the British. Since then he has! low Ciliren 3. bo ae
made Ireland's freedom his life- ep ut were cork. junable to discover a motive = \
*No Gimmicks
, 'the shooti USIVE De Valera was in and out of 2 - « EXCL ‘British prisons, Once he escaped|
: execution only because the Brit-| Childress first turned his shot- FIRST-RUN ish were undecided about whether gun on Mrs. Catherine Barksdale, TTR A |
he was an Irish or U.S. citizen. (28, while she sat in a parked car. * * * A CTIONS * x Britain finally agreed to make Then, police said, he went to an ONLY! : the 26 predominantly Catholic|Englewood house and wounded The True « a counties of Southern Ireland a Alice M. Joyce, 19, her brother, S f oO 7 NOW free state in 1921. De Valera re- Ronald, 12, and their grandmother, fery @ ra Riar Ts | fused to accept the pact, contend-|Mrs. Alice Joyce, 71. | ee : Shen FRI. rind peheallty Bg-ered meaceon Pojice . reported that Childress DTC . ree. then drov $ car ‘eaten- ; th of, allegiance te | Brit-|" n drove off in his car, threaten
ing to shoot other persons. His ish Crown and participated in the Free State: government. car. overturned near Mackay Park
land he fled into the wooded area
"| still carrying his weapon.
Sees New Safety | Police found him dead this
Exneme eae
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EXTRA Chilly-Willy in
CHICAGO (INS) — Jerome Led- |
erer, managing director of the! Thieves broke ‘into a grocery
‘flight safety foundation, predicts Store at 30799 Greenfield Rd.,
that airline accidents in landings Southfield Township, it was
‘and takeoffs will be reduced to/Feported today, and escaped with
FEATURES AT “practically zero” in two years.|more than $50 in groceries and ‘ ‘ a -
In an address before the annual Cigarettes. 1:24-3:24-5:24 & ‘Operation Cold-Feet
safety forum of the Air Lines; The owner, Leonard Williams, 7:24-9:30 STARTS SATURD Y
? e, Pilots Association in Chicago, Led-jwho lives above the store, told ) A
Geta Demonstration erer based his prediction on the/sheriff's detectives he found a win- TAB HUNTER NATALIE wooo in . Lhe GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND’
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Ceylon Plant Approved mati
COLOMBO, Ceylon — The estab-| mf cK ii ra n d
lishment of Ceylon’s first -light-
bulb factory, to cost about $320.-
000, has been approved by the
Ministry of Industries.
OPEN 6:45
MA 4-2151 development of electronic devices.
He cited the new centerline ap-
proach lights for runways that can
guide a plane onto the runway!
after the instrument landing sys-
tem ceases to function.
| A new anti ~ turbulence instru-
ment, to. keep a plane from bounc-
ing in rough air at high altitudes
‘and on landings and takeoffs also
lis being developed, he said. dow broken out when he opened
the store yesterday morning. | dnepeenchnnsiinnsranesionimniisinennststne I
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rows and is [ * a ‘tome steers
five.
ish: pars and 808 i. ;
fond
and feeders 18.00-21.25. ee
> Earnings
. scx Sore Hit Peak in 1956 2 ay
+ al .
| fe
“4 : a
but. poorly defined + 0 uw account sma
seipts;.most UB. No. 1, 2 and
80-240 Ibs. if
oO.
i> mostly 3 at 16.00-16.25; jote 3 300-375 Ib 16.75-16.00; larger i m HN sl mcauacscoten eo costes arty SN LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE 9] cave $ Sm || RTE Mais oo r. * ON %1-FOOT LENGTHS a SINKS SINKS Reg. § 95
oe hi Co Va-in. Galvanized $2.65 1¥%-in, Galvanized $6.52 sans 44
an orale pmier ° %-in, Galvanized $3.44 _11/2-in, Galvanized $7.70 $6°5 $9995 Now
818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2.9119 Semupcoenea Pe miemegeibopee |e Lem itons *
Bell Says Business
i Ey il . re.
3. bar-
17,00
a | F : CHICAGO GRAIN :
* CHICAGO, March 7:(AP) — Opening
4
ae} 2 Mee Aneconds ..,.. 62.5
Armco Stl... 56.4 Ch. Armour & Co. 15 Mont Ward .., Atchison ....,. 242 Motor Wheel .. 21.4 Atl Refin ..... 4.7 Motorola ...., 4
Aveo Mie ;.:.. 66° Murray Cp ... 22
eee a Ey gey Tg ~ B about stead Trade| honorary organization tstand- wet. * é one $ a . 2
Beth Steel’... 423 Nat Dairy .. 376 is just fair and very critical of price for ou
Boeing Ait... 47.4 Nat Gyps .. Sitnd very selective ae quality of: most|ing salesmen, Bohn Alum ,.. 216 Nat Lead ...114. offerings. E
porden u fis 3 8 . Borg moe Nort a2 CHICAGO POULTRY 4
134 No Am Av .. 30.5 CHICAGO, March 4 — (AP) — Livel\ | afr eases My $949 Mor Pao ..: 43 jpoultry steady to firm: recel 438 a Nor Sta Pw ., 17.1) coopa; (Priday coops; 39,000 tbs.)
Nwet Airlin .. 15,.6/f. 0. b. ; bee .
Can wee nee Sale On: SeSineme Sete mostly 14%-15%4: ' ormer uid es Cdn + Quene +» SB jhens 33%-12%; old roosters 12-12%; ' = Gi 64.3) White Rocks 22-23%: caponettes under : men ‘ A.W Air 16 (4¥— Ibs. 23-24%; over 4% Ibs. 26-28. :
\Kaiser-Frazer dealership garage
spokesman said. 4% | 4 bee eid pgs
__ |THE PONTIAC
a
_ |lature setps in, state aid to local
formerly were schoo} districts will be cut about
in a garage off West Alley,|$11 per pupil in May, a Depart.’
which the lease is expiring,|ment of Public Instruction official Minutes followed by warble
sounds.
a Invite Adenaver in May ‘| = Oy i Ree ea” he
rs
5 a a | sea or, 1 : oo
ou are hereby ‘notified that ot 0 si Chern:| Romine, | Stemtess “meek ie i} a . the Commission of . ; reh 7, 1987./50's o'clock ry: rg Reo} iogeeione tnd 4
was Biees ent ‘tay be wy pal Mita
' Motor No P1seH 2sio1,| W. O. 7125 ee
Commensenion, Se eearived, Sdeweh 294 a.ben Wagon, Gem te be ben es 128 Dated March 6. 1957 Te ae
ne Se awe Avenue oe oe ed 20, 1067 at 223 Main St.) <~ ADA R. nay Clee
a aoe hl | a Lot 248 Highwood Subdivision at an he ae
estima: 05, and that
geeimaiet coy ot Sins, ood People with a taste improvement is om file for publice in- .
Wh is further intended to constroct| =~ : for Elegance ha ve. ; construct said improvement in accordance with ; aa
Stator “Seine a Catt “Sal he setae es 7 ' 1 the ais a
Sages : to special assessment to’ front- -
Shares to Employes |i.ss"titeuiser tid Mabtoremens| Pics sonny earns mame oo
p yi Me" hasther letenaen te, construct! Ten’ paver” Lat’ aee taenecee oabele 4
| JACKSON (INS) Consumers |the plan, seamed nd eee, and that Avenue from’ the east line Lot 211. to 2
Power Co. cemounced today. the| eet nets aantie a ae? tame | age, tee Lak ae Mageveeh Sabes <
ay i St Se Sisument district to detvey ‘¢h202.40 of ,
the offering of 549,324 shares of\to Tatmanix “Avenue shall constitute the|and sxpenaeo thereof shall be paid from :
additional common stock to present ara c0 BA ye mage Bw jy ae and ¢n- ye IVEN ;
common share owners and em- ee, therect and thet $008.08 of the ‘That Inlasion of ‘the City of ‘
: estimated cost : expenses thereot| pontine, Michigan will meet in the Gom- :
ployes. ‘s ciate Capital Improve-| mission Chamber. March 12. 1987 at ‘
president, Dan oa o'clock p.m. 5
Karn, said warrants will be issued| That’ tne Commission’ ot the City ot\ interested, nt =a '* ae OF Parties ;
to common share owners authoriz-|Commission Chamber'on March 12, 1881 Sted idines @ 1008 .
ing Purchase of one additional and objections that may be a : ADA R. EVANS.
Employes will be permitted tol W.0, Tse ices vais Maas € March 7 subscribe for shares not * NADA R EVANS. | NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- by share owners, with a limit of aN ‘March 1, isst.|Monterey Ro "y, :
100 shares per employe } regular ‘mesting of the Gommuesion of] - ee 8 etn te Saike pas ie etentl ine oi wes ) 06.8 TRAIGHT WOLSEY Cost ‘of the stock will be $42.75) pubite to be held by. the Pon-|declared to be the seamen St: the Gone] eee RPEONS SS, 0. 6. RR Sees PROOF, 35x STRA! T
; Township 2060 : * related work Monterey Boulevard | “ © YEARS OR MORE GLO, GSx GRMN AEUTRAL SPiaitS. ig ae
Proceeds of the sale—esti = : te
jong steady wail for several ;
7
SALARIED POSITIONS FOR:
Pro: Engineers,
MEN tor ie
Electrical. 4 oe
Auditing, Cost ting,
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN:
Permanence wnder long range
660 South Bivd. E.
Process Engineers, Methods Engineers, LAYOUT jon, Chassis, Surface Development, Engine and,
- ALSO OPPORTUNITIES FOR EXPERIENCED OR
GRADUATE ACCOUNTANTS IN
Accoun Tax Accounting. Fi
Credit and Collections, and General Accounting. ' .
unity for Advancement: Excellent 4
fit program. Write—Visit or Cail Salaried Personne] Dept.
GMC TRUCK & COACH DIVISION FE5-4ii1
m: Recognition of Ability: Op-
working ; o Abs
*
DON’T MISS THESE
WE ADVERT
WN
RANGE
and
tnelades range, oven American Kitchen
DELUXE
4-Burner Electric
STACK-ON OVEN
even
* 7
-
: 59 FIBERGLAS naa = COLORED BATH SETS Includes tub, wash. basin,
cuunerts ait" a-RADE tines 0g $9995
provement of electric and gas fa-| 2 - : a. "
cen Coaeumers foal TOP VALUES! i? hal i Bin 3-3 4c PUN STS ot
(Overhauled Siren BS” ne A
to Wail and Warble BOA O § A i e- if
re em a Dishwasher-Cabinet Si | : ren 3 ishwasher-Cabinet Sink . : a
ng wit teed for sever | Open Be coummarion Unit » 7 3 WAYS TO BUY: ae manel o K ‘ 2
nape oad os director for Pontiac, rg te Ionics pu gama Se cnn I—No MONEY DOWN. aise low on $1.25 weekly! fl
jovtag, et Cla We io sue = _ ! facturer, and «before the next: OUR ET ROR EET HOT .
WATER HEATER | a Soa ASS , waee Compare this
30 Gallon Gas
GLASS LINED
Heater $79.50
52-Gallon Electric
HOT WATER
HEATER a
y
3-PC. WHITE
BATH SETS. REG. $134.50-VALUE
Includes 5-ft. tub, wash basin and closet; We.urge you to compare this outstanding
bargain.
These tanks carry com- " COMPLETE WITH Bateon Approved. ‘Now f | 9” |“Attaeaoe" 9 955 twice as much wa- CHROME
ter! Ask us. FITTINGS
@ Modern Styling
@ Storage Compart-
Pontiae
General Dynamics Corp.
Projected Earnings make this
Common. Stock attractive for
- unusual growth.
HOURS: 9 to 5 and cabinets. § Gerume Ptates ‘ 95
WHILE THEY LAST! sto BATH = $ Kitchen to's latge grecp ef DISH WABHER-CABINET r saa” Lins = 29 You'll find the price tags om these lems EXTRA LOW, _& _ | Crate Marred and up
| Specialists in Complete. Kitchen Layouts 9 Compartment WASH 2ix82Inch =
eons ervey LAUNDRY $ BASINS || O™= ROWE — GENUINE BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS TRAYS. 3... nie pea | Stainless
aad Your'Chelee of mar aaa? home 4 chrome faucets. A Steel
FORMICA SINK. TOPS First quality... - 4 > wonderful valuel °
ep ingen ay a gr rahuaprorne Aang bc sy Kitchen pereainn. Alcw’ Wael Hono, hd il sbinetn . 23 SINK
'
“ll
Apply Thursdey, a
wale ‘
y , ij phar
i 5 \ ae 1 ‘ \ ‘CATALOG STORE MANAGER If
‘WANTED! | 25 to 35 of oge, previous selling required, bookkeeping ‘Sapeunee ietohd ba not edeniey’ Sane Ber eee
iy, sy Mr, S. N. Bumgarden. District Manager —
MONTGOMERY WARD - © Magic betel Lie
‘p00 330 | .
i 4 t
j PARKING
‘Sree ‘Sas Pa 4
Full Stock of Soll Pipe and Fittings — Everything in Plumbing Supplies |. PHONES: FE 4-1516 ond FE
_172 8. SAGINAW
Beautiful MIRROR
PLUMBING
[4 SUPPLY CO.
5-2100 mS bee Je
* Ce
ee
eae
a
Crave Northen wares rr REISHER'S YOU CAN LEARN
one wi Dr Milton "H, “Bank pe i al
‘Cemetery. will be a Busines TION
ket tte | TE rAGES YF ue doege ne, Me PRATT! | oe sar ene.
BOX REPLIES {| fraining penetics ‘for cligivie "ver.
were replies at the Press || many employment
| eifice in the . following : boxes: :
| | ..f % & ® 20, 13, 26, 21, oe
: * 248, 24, 25, 26, 28, 30, 34, | appry ar NEISNER BROS %, 1, 43, 58, 6, 7, 71, «2 N. Saginaw,
72, 73, 76, 99, 100, 110. =f |” jent opportunity scr advancement > national automobile finance
Rf - fro cf tie, mast ge high echout Ps . Good starting sala The Pontiac Press vi compan oak ro ‘pian
FOR WANT ADS PE pera. | =
DIAL FE 28181 AMBITIOUS MAN FOR
ROUTE SALES. REF.
“ From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. REQUIRED, APPLY:
All errors should be re. ELK CLEANERS, 285
SS joo ‘ semen OAKLAND AVE.
sibility for other 2A BA MANAG) to cancel the charges capable hi fy ey
portion of the tion. Must have at least § of the adv experience in sales atrection,
2 ee ae a eee ee ee
ay =e cancefations ore of net after overhead ed - yam sumber” We No salary or dra account,
= See | Sienent wa be cree 1) Ware sees ® Mekee” bones. it. ae. Call Bob Walled. Lake. . ae : advertize MA 4-1331 for « ent.
& oe || bear publieation. GARBER WANTED POLL FINE by April ist. Jobnsons r Ade mar 5 | Shop, $17. %, Walton, FR 40410.
| RENT IT\ FAST
WANT an — through Rent Ads! Room,
‘ay house, apartment, any!
, is ‘| ithing — Want Ads: give
j ‘ve ; + . nm - ey 3 you ACTION. Dial FE hans }
a ee. hae ee
ys Veins rg ee 4) - % yess . nf | re ‘ uy su, Rea bt ae ata ia ata ; “ oF
| / i ls ‘ 2 sa 7 ; | : 3 sh S a / ie ai ee
Me LX | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1957 _! Patient eel a
south Wie of and from
line of Pon.
sa tatinated related aeve A
thes the
rom | day
Lime ‘and place ¢ ee. AD., 1967, at 6:00 0°
mhee
Dated | W.o. 11
oa mm. to review said
wees 6 is
ae
‘einen
ere
Pang esa
‘Biud Weed tet need ope ADA R. EVANS PUBLIC SALE
Mares 4, 1501 |sulemouese esas ps - sees ; oe March #, 108i, ON TO E : : |; NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
= , 2, 5 Fi Sidewalk and related work on the west _ % a6 z ‘ * Se eae. ae -
? J . i , Pritt Basi.
: OD the ¢. “penile. Michiess, Vernier Pritt & paste Sains ina
m, Rotified that (st | Geclared ie be the intention of the City | ; -
tiac, Lr a 1 was ted work the nach side of — perma By
to construct sidewalk and 2 a2} on Barkell. Street Gaps|>), Linds, Visie Sandy on at at esti- pies.
a e Btreet to Pirst Sireet st \Diet™ protie and ‘estinete of. said ims commuresien |
‘Sa. profile and’ cstimsie of ssia)preemment ea, file lor public: in- [ae a | Rn J ovement is on file for public in- Tt is further intended to construct Street is now offices for) tort a ce |. |publie j i oe “
veld pisfertner, intended. te constrvct|the plan. pretile siieets ane er oni sir (hte of ‘the City Phat ‘the roll estimate, and that to front- of Potitiac, will meet in the teston ore Rb Ga Rare Sau ia cet.ty|oeenl omen, arnt en ta nid Guz "om the an : 7. 9ro-pe ee (0 land fronting upon the north side 1967, at 8:00 o of the east
Mea tesa ths ther 3 m2, Slot Mt, Clemens Street trom the west Assessment, at which ighould be. ‘ 30, 00%, line of. Lot 2, A.P. 145, to the east line opportunity will be j -
the assessment district te ae oat oe a cena a rented to be heard. aspha haltie
: t to
cxpentes thereot ond. that $esi.si ot |‘rise 1 Geftay, 06,002.60 of the, call, FV ADA R. BV fh : ae Fenes mat end ; wart, Soren of tho sctimated seed and Cit: Not snail peid from the Capital IMPFOve-lexpenses thereof shall be paid trem the March 4, 1987 March 4, ao
NOTICE 18 WEREBY Given - | CBPi8) Unis HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF SPECIAL Agi NOTICE OF ; I a. Loaner of pay Bn That” Commission oft the of| Sidewalk and related work on East Sidewalk and related work en Mont- ADA R. EVANS, ca March 1a. 1807 ai| Pontiac tn the Com- ee calm. Street. \ city at mission To: Nick Pa Royce & Ernestine March 7, 1987. t eS , m. to hear ~ yp PS , o R. Brad-
may be fect & : NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. te A. Murray White, | . | Sidew and related work on South
ited March @, i987 ee mes en ee , Dated a: Sam Sturgeon and to all : John Bteve Oak- oa ADA poreous Sptereated, take notice: That/land ty, Alonat, land
oes : : March made we sg Xe -- EB rtines, ae.
Vietery : | RB roll of the Assessment here-iteah Hervea
a ae ee Sn Re wa PRR ye Michienn held side of Sizeet from Corwin the cot which, the Combulasion Gecided ey Palak
declared ie & #4 7 given that the|walh and. related. work ‘eu, the ports |tmvesest te. constrect sigewsis ‘Assessor of the City of L fron i [3
pe carn aed
St. i
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i
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a
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a2
£28181, ia
AND
gE =
Central and. 8. Baginy i oe 3 ea 8 mi «3 sc 8. 7.
experienced men to handle
Of calls. Will train right
ited
or Need
“TERRY. E, ADAMS BROKE: 3172 W, Huron 2 ae FE 54510
OE SA H LES
SINGLE AG farm. hand 3
S50 ashe? farming.
2 5
z. eneral caretater's % including lawn & horses, Write
Pontiac Box 59.
faeie’ cam haf
son between | and 12 do
USED CAR
SALESMAN
we e an one experienced taeda saleeman.
other benefits, See Jim Mar tn,
NORTH CHEVROLET
1000 S: Woodward Ave.
Birmingham, Mich. :
USED. CAR PORTER |
6768 W. 3 pm. a
person
FED'S RESTAURANT AND DRIVEIN
DIS evening Dixie Bey Brayton, Pina
i's, 4068 Rwy. Drayton
rovided
WORK. ey * 5
eee eS
ar one:
BLOOMFIELD FASHION SHOP
" SECRETARY
89 office
SOCIAL, AGENCY NEEDS - experienced bookkeeper, re-
ee, ede Pace eee:
w Pontiac Press Box; 79.
*280 girl to work
ie. © | oe ee eee SURGE SECRETARY. BORE
lowe 3! ocblectrical Engineer ~ | Resear pat panei. wes
ew DUNSTART —o| Peete ae | | OPERATORS DUNSTAN'S cision aire ; Mt
“es W. ial wc. Manufacturing Co. rue vor :
weed Uiveders 4) 18 indianwood Ra. Late Orin) 10 Girls. Needed : —
| may Rees PN sian | Leroi, ieee eames | __ Comptometer cia pee pee ~ or business. J. R. AF, Bo
| Donelson-Johns}|_* ioe Fea —| Service A eg! UT -Ttk —| * > | TAN") for Mared Cail FE }
Ser ne Seseirerse| FE2-1611 | see . OR ke es on the market . 2 | saleswomen new @ pro).
Wr chee | = Fou ei Fork Sisery | agety te S panman's-Restan-| rice arco "Eas. prewvied. Bens service "PE 550 | foes Swett bert,way med | Bind. |_Hin ‘Realty Go, REnwood 4008
Voorhees-Siple| i Ears Bate & sinters, Genglegmest_Agnecine 64
i RAL HOME :| EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
002 Community Net Bank Bidg.
PONTIAC = aochiee x
Receptionist
in
day ‘wee No Satur or do book-
Instructions 9\.
~ BEST WAY DRIVING SCHOOL
LEARN TO DAIVE THA SANE WAY AT “SAFEWAY” DRIVER store. v782.,
3 ¥OUNG WOMAN WOULD Lik® o-4 work, FE 4-4046.
writer and get itt. +
through Classified Adst/ "OR
Yes, whatever it is ~- dial
FE 28181 for an ad/
h travel. |
\ woman would
hike day work. FE 2-
references. §-4337.
WOMAN WANTS WASHING. TRON-
or babysitting
or working in music
Building Service 12
“pisces, pacementa the elamaeys.
oS SOM CARPE
a’ bavinson
warewa to suit EM }-4gsi,
x ns
has
a. Dixie
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#OMAN DESIRES OFFICE WORE. | receptionist
"hiad rome Pen
N
Furniture Ref ing 16A
REPAIRING, REFINISHING, Antiques ¢ 4
Income Tax Service Rt
Income Tax Service 17
NEED HELP
PEOPLI
TAX SERVICE © 5786 “PE | Anytime OR 3-294) 9796 Mighiand Rd
Insurance Agencies 17A
Austin-Norvell Agenc AY :
INSURAN
Nicholie & Harger Co. | ‘3 ST. PE 5-183 33 W. HURON
| MAHAN REA CO.
tas 'w. Wonoe "° ” "Pees
Service 18
POR FAMILY LAUNDRY sry Pontiac ay; Sai » cance Laundry,
Landscaping 18A
Oi FARE SERVICE Oger AE
Trucks to Rent rE 70081. TAND RQUIPMENT. MOV- | % ton oickups * 1% ton stakes
PwTRAIL-ERS AND ona Pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co,
7s , ED 7 F
RADIO al *
_ Typewriter Service 22A
tr e
SoRRARRS FLAT O8 RUF: | ir Laundry. Phove, FE 2-8161,
iu ;
I
WA
Ne
: ~Aerotréed Knapp Shoes - Herman
OR }-1602
In Deb If you are having ‘trouble meeting!
ORS, INC. 41 fagina o
OAD THE VOICE OF TOUR 0-851) _—eaoaseenesenenenrena USED grt ips 2
*) *)
10 ©. Pike at
OULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
two ; :
to earn wk, Thi}
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eer : x gt ‘a.’
PLANNING
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you. OA 6200) mt. OA 8-908) + ‘ TT j hive)
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RoR t ALL TYPR | furniture. Ph. Pe esas. ; ON Fi . TO BUY OR AUCTION #07
ny © Oe rites
Tame Siae,| OMe Owners | 20m a
ete ete Goyer] DONELSON PARK |’ at as aelot Be ve
% “win: PAR
‘wits HILLS
PE eee OTTAW ge a IDGEAORE SUBDNESS-WOUAH| WASHINGTON, PARK |¥ pug evi aaea's aor | rasaaandt Sean satee | Eo © stent ER | vate. ib, mise y faraiched. Vest SYLVAN VILLAGE {yas Pat¥ SA0E UIE: Oot ng cer gs; Buy Thru Partridge
=| PIONEER HIGHLANDS and 0 drinkers. gash to mor *| List Thru Partridge’ REALTY
full wn, : ROCHESTER AREA ; Fa ge ota ar a sat sea ee
fe id ERRY Ge reas eee | en ron heat Lae. el ee ek Sk ' | . *PHE LAKE MAN - to Oe os ae ae $ d 4:
OFFERS _| Watenvonp rownentp—y BED: |~
riya a a
peg .. 7 4 : * ADI . ;
*¢\WARD.F. PARTRIDGE| Fess -IREALTOR FE 43581 |° Sean? Gee oe | 1050 W. HURON ST, |, Su 8 Mee
Maurice Watson, Realtor | yonra lot W. Pith, ~ Rochester .. Elec, & range. aay
a room Ca Mag agg Fy Fd front, 1200 ‘ai, Open fat, &
““Tmmediate Possession gy how ia Dascment, FREY 3 SEEROONE ; * Lew dows payment on this fruit trees, flowers, ba-b-que Y es % F . ne pit pond, Truly an out- ggg + lapeo sub- 3 Standing ‘selling for only | _ division. PE | st suburban . $8,600, . 3 é
oT. uRe 7 snes : ny ag ®
‘eerie "oan Ee wed sro, Longe ihe be $is00 down 411900 full’ price. | '0%.,149
~~ NEAR AIRPORT. | S'egaes Sr elie fone
SELLING YOUR .
; pH ne gh med porch 3 bedroom starter home with full
. ent, pees
S fics : : ; = : : FE 5-067 a $8783 e -
fr. | Mar sc oeareom tome win F, C. Wood Co. |sasaua . Mates | fal eenmene ll bene vss roe a "$5, lakes. Only , w _ OFFICE OPEN 2 ;
: JERRY E. ADAMS | | ges Wilton Late Ros 3 : pe A ee Po ig Sy Sang wy om - , ROR COLORED 5 / home.
o Riis! RONNING HOT WATER, -foome, bath, living room, modern |" Buy Thru Partridge Resement, garage, peor Wik
monthly, EM 34901 | faye. tag ear and cach 8s dows NORTH SIDE List Thru Partridge | .. Shoo
fast, co service, call e, 2
dA. TAYLOR, REALTOR, 42544. =
Pa SOLD RATE REE mrcorh a an iar To Buy—To/Sel—To insure | Duyere takes the from
vo - Wralaer at Jour door'tn 36 mb 7 2 aS | : |F ROOM, ADULTS. CALL FE | Perm ery Park, 2| Ai clean. well Rept. 3 bedroom | EAST OF PONTIAC
MAHAN | caphries ee| Colored | frawatin/ ae Boe Eee!) ere {iat art BUSTER APT ma ee gay LIKE NEW ae coin tit er So" aber a Bee fireplace, rea aah on? ee ie ae came
p - um storm & ae
GLORIA APTS. | fee: Shes" alts con 8 | pat cas ee sree eta at"seromie tues |. Sear
TOMORROW A BUYERS NEVER sg cna
WAITING | frewets eS S| Meet SiaMattamast hs Bi] Sei LAT. ; : 5 Ea J fenrs r
Comer. Williams Lake Rd. & M5e
your lang or equity. : . anaes
. ot ee serene Doroth Snyder Lavender a Oe
Toayorntate Rater EE| NICHOLIE| S35 “ LAKEFRONT APT: >. ae Lake. Fondsworth Rd. | 4 BEDROOM BRICK Bat, Sun. hom
Cotes _ baths, ee living room, . “CASH ua ean td tad 'slorgge, Purnished. sti.
IN A FLASH | ibe‘ Recah a Tee tta pt | MODE ek soma | n° SE COME S| seme ert, | on mu oii ! possi meres] JOHN K. Irwin | peg gMtatee tale: | ie OE Tess, | 5 Om eg fe Saas opt iscoms y, besine se Big Waee a, sree : x | ives ie Mores alte Moar sip | smug’ be coig iso ses Wad | Seve its, gS cones et Sana S SON REALTORS Lai 2 aT °C pit penis yBURBAX al = 4
A TT h nN warren. 2 s ; between s And iS 1% mile Hiss large liv [‘reom. din; Ou Forest ee seven ram
, NSO Will pay cash to mort iY DECORATED UFPan. % Rehecl.| BS Ss ha atnesd wos wish to caienate, Tale heme ceaiiiie uit satystome ee i ee ee 1706 8. estar“ Ss . _ e 14 208 floors & | Acking $12,190.00 = terme. gptrance level with. waterfront:
_ 48 HOURS : - ptotbermniants brocens ge ee | | eal nome eauties or tnd con-| 2 BEDROOM HOMES Etaeet® | FH ymphries M WRIGHT - | 3 BEDROOM HOMES WN | Sneeseviet terms. es | MS re so) 4 BEDROOM HOMES : cane & good buy. ye: Bl Shen PE emis
CONTRACTS WANTED). ; seme ou, te: We buy land contracts = | ———— :
wale ayers wong Wes bore) REAL QUICK = | ‘MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Ea nat, eee Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Sota. NICHOLIE OMT a with 3 ate comes. Open RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | & HARGER CO. =| ‘fe rms din, tm. closets ee: as lal . . M - om 8. : a oan } 33 Ww. ang siegubuas FE 5-8183 pece, mas, Le gt thes
ont eu have us, a cE room ranch 1% baths, large : ¥ Hara od e the ee Rss)" 5) Sore coe ee | | ni sn ermentcg fo ese . mie § . rgreen a4 . steam
eae Sep Eiers| AUGUSTA | SSPE K. L. Templeton, Realtor toro | te “Dird"_to_see. | _ Excellent Income Possfbility Mfitee will buy this 2 family ae Rd. Full 38tory. 4 bedroom frame : ‘and. hom ith full new :
Bid on the of your contract Oskien ; a clean & siding, " aluminum = com = ob, ea Owner ieee
™ : heat home. 4 big. screened-in back poreh. Garage v DOWN : Raw. M. Stout, Realtor | ® boards, Living room, ‘dining | O8 Paved street with sewer and | O00 TWN 2 temily, private
a ih sh crue te ee!) ive i ae Sree] “Ann eraaaew 3 2 J oe Price: $11,500.00 with —— That’ : :
MORTGAGES | Safager sere Srauntie: ***F| 7 "team down.’ "| satr gm. hate oom Samenis ov soe rei ae ee aan Sees aA OR” GIRL ON : / CALL TODAY FoR APPT. | HY sister ‘meleted. 2 4 3D. ons 4 f = ee FE 5-8875 ha ius, FE 20504. Seminole Hills usse oung : ;
a ees WanM CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM home, school Lng pRB ng WM. A. pee ‘REALTOR-B' mee WE TRADE, BUY AND SELL
PE 40021 Eves. PE 5-800 3 2} 3 ; My beth liv _ Heres RIS & SON REALTORS
Py ) i a eee NETT : Excellent Investment tment? eg gh Bae AN - Wanted aw Petate 32A ,| 32 Fopm brick, income joested | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE inehoding dakeg sand insursoce OFFERS -
BEWITCHED —— yadson Court. | cain Em an. | : . PE _ 4 Sylvan Village 2 BEDROOM—Located near ,
BOTHERED: AN Rs Cl Newly hee, im . Pas out, Gounie preferred. Pa pe a mn yy le J ohn K. Irwin thew trgen, Abgut’ 3, Docks ergy tes Spcicer con meet joe t-room bungalow
Falta x Nad Pella be yd a eg BEWILDERED: CARGI ~ LOW: |+ROOM PLAT— 1 WED |i ROOM COTTAGE FOR RENT. Use Mowr' Pe s-ssse, 2 Sr Sr FE SM Seace, comin pores ond RETIRED — This beats rent. 2 mex ;
By pe arc ee ge; eee ett | Fame tenet Som | PE a Rio a SOM ETS tee ame, | Beta Reta urate |$2000.D—Lot e210 nt oS GB ote tant * £ehnid welcome, |* ee, TE bee og, | —Iuneheh tn weet. Poeadeet. — | Hace Paling apres, § oom ana | Err cmmaricngy, suetan” | Sy" uote aad nepmens | homes dag enced aad 5 bath, Fog: Sagpece M-15, . only $55 per month. oe
Neat ville, is @ nice is over an acte of ‘land, too. screens, wiility rege. off _iaimiiy, $2000 do og heat. 2-¢ . Imnte- Kon , ae c cos ay rotated exciting is * posse $10,- ‘enn | the "Way, we feel, about this George R. Irw in
Rice Gm and bath. 2 car home. 1.549 eq. ft. of living | REALTOR 20 Baldwin ave. | Cape Cod—Large Lot farden’ soll, Only t1b00 ‘down! wee. Fae oe FE $0101, or FE _9-0505 § room home ts good condi.
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eterwennnen | JIM WILLIAMS] iertst csechawtat | seroma tact sere tes | Main Highway 0. HOTEL AUBURIN | pags perare a mivpance| Stextigeigan ett om | Satine, demi tone ft lng Se eed ee * ‘ acre parcel, nee 2 ety 2 car attached garages. Sewer, 3 on. garage. a — yeser pee Ee . Low oe floor. Sorner 140
dio, plastered wails, “¥ nee ana ectceie zs nate a available.
’ wood floors. We know as builder has built too $23,500, $4,500 down.
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s Por ie Sock trem this Sylvan Lake Front Separate Sonar * year old ranch home with New Contemporary Ranch ments. In good Yoce- Pa aa. © Home. 6 extra large and ven Sas Sune te denatome, Oe Lay ps - planned rooms. terms.
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ie sae, oF Nin tw ime NAN cn! \ (G19 ae |, | em ce tae A ed . up & 1 down, m kiten- | \\7 : - adh cands SHEP, REALTY - | terms. - en, breakfast basement. | WALLED LAKE AREA Qb 1-7611 - 2900 Tienken Rd. ,
WELL LOCATED — Among other | ceils S000 terme tra 2'be heme fall bet, ante: | aor, Aa ‘besroomn ‘For Sale A 47 ERD STS ee MAM Rewee | eee) [es | Bee et ona ae “eran, Baptist and Lady of Lakes | $8 . Parke PE ¢101| Giectrle ‘retrigerator and Tenge > es ‘ my hase: | maceligst' site for frat and ber- An Excellent Parcel | Church. 18 ft. living room, | MA 5-7581_ _— PE §-0638_ FE 5-7704| Automatic washer and dryer. $1,- : ; por ll, 4 pee ag Bien 1 eo BF
tress, Lots ‘of Mowers Owser|- $14,950 OMBREE & is a ee hot. waler. Cast to ~ |. $f, paseele with aes tt, x 206 he to transterred, Must sell, sacrifice | Will build this 1200 sq. ft. -beq-| EMBREE & GREGG - . | fined Selerea=betten see. i p> aaah me Scape Syiven” sent with for $9,500, terms. room brick ranch. Pull basement, -1865 Union Lake Rd; = 2 time -offered— wen om, te crak . Buy all or | astered walls. with 16x22. at- Union Lake Ville ; : Z LADD's ¢ Ee
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Siena = eae ER ee es] Ere rice | | | 4) Serio pee 20 ACRES | itt itis tint FLOYD KENT, Realtor |" WE BUILD Roda wiLen CEDAN e anuta|; sae T ae _. SOUTH BLVD. ° re Cur BRICKS $10,975 | Loess Leh BATH. 7 © U98T by WEA Service, ine West SUBURBAN — Lovely : rees pour an antitank ket teh
AMPLE STORMS "AN : home, Dew | a he | amt , "| CEDAR SHARES $075] Ednpecarina al'n.s3- | ~ «We're getting lots of complaints about these ball point | stvaaiteag. eicheo, win ~ Trees cals ors on jay. punnens TBEDROOM HOUSE. Gi dco DN. | Cstly feel, you can't beat the) APPOINTMENT ONLY. | pens from local offices, Citief! They simply WON'T stick aed Bring see. Sheers. jon. — Fa tee Oe. is workmanship, design and price | CALL OR 222M. aa a Gast beat” Gane yours, for, oaly $2; Trees enh F
nian LAKE FRONT fea Paces = sits” fui naanbenial nat ‘ aici gana eines malin Near Clarkston Ov pg hae pace : | Dasement: e. 2 : HOME of distinctiv peasty oS , Yperarouhd 1 home, Seemere 1 Lake. flush ‘Geore.° haund ihe aad ; '(™’ |: For Sale Houses 43; For Sale Houses 43 Beauty A gesien, (Living of this ectengs to’ make this ons parcel ‘with oe feet frontage on timate ee te | Bae ee Sener | OT OUTS — co aie cop occtcn| ERS oes | a ee oe se] Bech. See STATEWID tat to iaapect ur ‘plans. | - Partrid e ee Seeeec anh eeen 3s nee: price of only #8080 with easy Sanity “hete_ot solv: S008 | ; p't fee! obligated. ~ $3,000 DOWN bedrooms, 134 tiled baths, C :
ah Saat tn wer onus mos | Best Buys | oe caw ‘uae tree meen] tees es | Clarkston |_ zw. stout, Realtor ES SUBURBAN sa W. Huron "Phone, FE. 41581 Today NORTH SIDE—TRADE |= 39-2137, wes - sence ie REAL ESTATE INC, Open —" ie ee
wast SIDE zg vingg : | INCOME Attractive 2 bedroom modern oil | ~~ a Aca = Maer 9 ; 2 : ‘ 4 al < polly: F. ; t : ru rt + af : 2
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Stee ee | MILLER Sr. Sa | resi") BROWN | seeree: |e ee ee ne Tole nest, 2 bedroom bome with | UP. sa pe, Beat a SYLVAN SHORES ea foriag te ttle.” you ay looking “for ‘vacant resi TWO-FAMILY
_Siaped’ iby wener FE. soe Tom, Uulity room, ail forced sir | lew down payment Eye 3 bedroom modern Wiceoes moder ow. Com oma A Rg BF ang) AP ariel et ameas N — $11, A,
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le EST, SIDE RANCH. |MOVE ™ Towonne an exylime: $1600 dows WATKINS LAKE = | sano vort price — rovay 3| pac Wit Sie of Pe bene Sy ees Pe pop aE Mp iilse, west of chy, Attrective : tt LITTLE GEM Most attractive 7 modera| walls, slumisum "storms and __Income Property. 43A Pinot ae: [Rest Lease even and bath 3 Ceramic tile Pack bags & mov brick home on alm 1 acre} screens. Brick Cedar- ong WE TRASM-BUY AND BELL | sTroRE BUILDING WITH 3
Fecal Sh ty | See's Reet] eae eee es | Som Eee fe eeeae| Beer aie, Mi tie, Ste |s pane zon, ue we gee | Te ate ay ah ys. 3 5 See, Caste ses coroeme. | sere Ms. a close to Pisher Body, has ment with recreation room. brick | city." Easy terms, Separate entrances & auto. 82 W, Huron St FE 41897 Bors Bavisberg. Michi: Well on an 60 x 180 ft. | down. 4% per. cent GI oan aise bas car- 4 car garage, 3 good sized : Surelient condition, FE < : } landscaped site with outdoor bar-| mortgage. 2 oe “ rooms Siege Semesms. Lant- | 6008 BOW dentere bengtiow te ee, Se VACANT = : | becue. Near Stringham School. 8 pet scoped, Yom, pine ‘of fruit | excellent condition, with almost | —©=¢ |
the price of 48.300 smb Some __ | meat, nm Same PAT | Sroee Pull Dee Ga8 186 em terme. Sm ners, of fend. (nscoment Tell | ee MS taivee. van| tuee'petiscre colts macy?” | Business Opportunities 51 Petites “a 8E8 27% | Drayton Plains:| Balle eer | Bras'na. Uuen, Michieas. Neat | CRAWFORD AGENCY TARE-SEE rr ROW raryton Fidins:) 12 Rooms, 3 BATHS WAR & sit res iaeen a areas Sg Py Sag gd Pong agg ee ae fae ‘ If you've al wanted an < : DOWN — Ranch jie- 4 Owner lear- MY ania OR 3.0063 ention, Investors . vo SUP wets Tada m; | SEEBALDT ST. eT TREE | 1090 W. HURON ST. | Eiheree thametgtin S| Sebt Sime eiecer fl For Sale Parma a8 | Semis teria ; A nest, 2 bedroom = home witn| this ll brick home with 12 _ OPEN EVE. TIL 9 sere gf land. Walo-wal corpo | Seuss. Prose a . fellitins teatlentees ith 300
MAHAN Bedroom r"lnrae sfgrage space, | Bint Ril, Sesemeat, "wih ONE ACRE °.. |s1#20 prowzen moxtanns - | "oun ai foraisned’ gina’ S| Phcarm. heme sponge | Bh ge cond al on = > one furpace, 3 car garage, on 1 ? nella T room brick home. «a 4 eS ing even mer
Sallte-wall carpe din- just ACT FAST! Cosy 4 room | \ Sulit for comfortable & convenient Bey 19 he Me REALTY CO, REALTORS ing room, chen: Pa bath. pn ay BL ‘of we ee — ving. 3 bedrooms, sunroom, m larkston F : tated, 28 fer. CONE.
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Cosncas Sect 7 ' Sa Bente | amctseslie R. Middleton eed ER 2 cela Ou choice Syivan City sites. tet} REAI, ESTATE INC, | Suburban oan BROKER FESO | th © coamng & Sen. Coad CR AWFORD AGENCY |REALTORS FE 40528 iors euly Giterent Stet | 9 8. Make Clarkston Mich. - | With Two Fireplaces Sie tk Fe eo ond iocated” at the Tear a% Ww. PE 41500 | —-5Teleeraph__ eves. and Sun. -
tnctoding Bev’ ideas wan = ere — Deighborhoed. Pull bacement-Sun-| > Cony atiractive. 9 wom SPECIAL Santa? ome from the, J bounes Breese MY sits = EM 300 Bey Tora Partridge Stele tea ten oj cae | TT -— 3 ‘pe Bre eee: foenets Tiehtands. 2 beereem * thonth. “Meters 6 tm. ist u Partridge
mice) at comet ein ge ree oo Lae Ld _| _ Foot, Sanpeted snd draped ving g deme you'll perprowd to| jeges. The py Sy HOLMES BARTRAM ime Pull beth, Bevement, FA SiRien omar Yow exte—s eae shen, ceramic the bath, ai . ; Gen. Storm screens, car- Ln pies C. PANGUS, Realtor | —=#™*~Bstirine. 008 5. Saginow, pee tached . Immaculate and 3 ¢ =. mol i ,
bake Orin Nel | UH stisairboseus eet | Seateom gucetent arranger | Eathoner SB: ist | For Sale Lake Prop, 44) hs sony PM | ul
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ae ee See mene | ak on ow, me taxn wmowr- | “R'D RILEY Brokee cat capex Maver. iL | Restaurantand Drive-In Beauty Salon inside and out. | SMALL HOME =x- Femodeled value-packed | gag ba vm atin National $ po Pag Mg agg, Rag pa geantay t Pogo
a a Bg By Por’ Sompiete detatls cet pg lg FB vrrleeg $1,500 DOWN be cash ‘sale to settle estate.| paved road. Doing steady repest Ba ony eae erm sere "piss good treo | 224; TAYLOR, REAL deal, leaving state. Ges Cutter | Sylvan) Manor | Gute nd" clean. 5 rm. and etn. og <Torer deus, ee PTS *) scutpmueat year lease svelte For Best Results, List with can handle. 16360 with terme, 9 ACRES ‘ Gesh sco aba bases auto. Ry | eg Be BI Buy Thru Partridge oy SS <=
T.G, Trockeltaizi2|encerss| TRIPP |,.cece jnhtie™ a. |i eee |e | NICHOLIE : : % x : . Lk, uy ~ FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE . ‘ - : rE . oe convenient te. evervthing” ‘Base: | ‘NORTH END = et siguete| BRICK 4FAMILY | Stierteeeeh” sar | SMALL FARM REALTOR ee OWN oN 24) Sites dows: $0 ment Site oa™ bungalow. Util aha trhtevel rach Somes. Lake on UNIT Pom sate: > BEDRO caval ¥ 10 cores on take,| pg”, ME Clemens Ot 3 Koes deive, Quek pesssecten. | Week trewasta © teem, oo privileges oa, foe iokioe substantia nwo 3 a
te een eet] ~HO ME. | textitc rearty: | Sugeest om {Otter Hills spate et Fert| ae tenes | pet ee ites | CHANCE. inti ee HOM | | gar watewio FE sera} fireplace, 1% baits, tee. fitaeire 2 and 5 Setnen mavand ath ors. has 8 Weegand, saben ree sc. Please - — a re ememmomame meme ao garage. eat SF: 5 Sool poasete Semases - "t nar for ‘and ‘number. A LAKE sae heat, too. Near schools and Walser dante i bappy : ee wes | MART Newingham | ™ 3 SYLVAN REALTY CO. rsay se anom dore| TAKEFRONT | * “eyperatens LIFETIME Set poe ka oe eee SERSe noxce «| ARERR ait et | Sat tee = Puneet AT FARM Paice | SUSE? 92 4, “R, D.RILEY, Broker |e w. wane "7 © we coum | come Property | OL or ee features: |g wearoom, din room_ wring | WARD. E. PARTRIDGE COTTAGE 286 seres, th mite frontage on] Overy fo wns” also’ hes 9 tet oe Elis, : m ie a ee 2 ‘ “5 be: Lx. Rd PE 41157 ment ee ee apart. mn activities room brick & fa 7 feraee and REALTOR FE 43581! ts 2, bedroom cottane, with | i5 at north of eb. a. cr mere, mere comien SPECIAL! ( ‘LARK Na Rg A Lake | hana new m fireplace, dining room, Gath room, | Toom Bouse, modern auiry "warn close fo. ‘Pontiac. Aeministratics voce e O CORED Seok’ eats en anbos -"1996,000" with $8,000 | buy wt gased, porch on eiais0 lM. Tot wity sand a Per Mere, UeFiBs “Lhe sorry. The prise is quite teas seed et Gah both hese | SS EDY MAN Bem tse sosuey now $190, a month. ‘Total Bet =" boathoute and rowboat. weal = DUEWAY a PAR > nt on this starte rice $13,500 with $2,500 |4 BEDROOM Bi ¥ convert in | a ete H W.B ] wim Gactis bet weter ond 0! Sind te cart pent. Par eradoies Sows om land contract. homes on Otewa drive. Spe- Silver Lake petinhy hurled A at re LL 1 7 Teme «Wee SICIOW auto. oll furnace. A real are up for two bedrooms, AS @ cious lie ith fires Vacant 5 wn and $50 per ALL FARM Ottice Fie bien ‘hes Bet Son of at only $950 down. 963 zoom. commiaee Se and din- | Near Pontiac Motor tail ax. ae smn break- ranca home or C ;
ss Leslie R. Middleton: down, teaving payments of bi on Fone see wa oh heat. two-car oll | eat lar kston = Dr ive-In Restaurant
ee = ee ee and REAL ESTATE INC. | ed See es 3 - myer anc ga rt epee Pern sense Seay 8 Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor wie y- Benet Papeete : rooms, homey living room, di- z ‘ : Huron Street ; ' ; :
Sate ares Soe een eos| uc wewincuam | eae rt tlm oe ee oe | RAY ONEIL, Reaor basement with tle floor, Cal-| ith painted wails, auto. ai heat, | Comer Retiea e Ateks Résh sere money : ait einator, oi] heat. steel sash win-| gium storms and screens. Paved ; PE 63002 : a. dows THN storms & screens, GO| street, sidewalks, ete. Very neat : GI RESALE _ ESTABLISHED. ree. T — Py yt wy Sg B oa DOWN a wie te pag if $1.08 DOWN. NO 4 bedrm. modern. 2 BE AUTY SHOP
LOW DOWN and iayurance. Pull price $11,208. race, New “kitchen. oak noors. : NTH Pas i oPZALTORS : ; pevemea it brags ne ree gommereial location th Ox.
Pp AYMENT 5 bedsveine nea bak on Manat One of Fontise’s best locations. s Pp ! ves, "til ¥ . DINNAN : income apartment if gestred. Ga- : l floor, while down there is a nice Near schools and churches, 52 EZ, Paiva big SCORE TARERRONT cay s tees Fy | ss for 4 room bungalow. Screened front| Hving room. seperate dining room. 1s acnns : BA UTIFUL OXFORD ONT : porch, targe lot, $4800 total price| freq a Shen wit | 2, mile north, of city. timite 8. Ot REAt, Attractive 5 room and bath HOME MART REALTY 7 LACRE __—_| Sian hate down? 88) Large a | ae are. pe ! . reer petieany ses pao fozase shed Pil price ealy #89 wit) R.\J. VALUET, Realtor | [% XCRLLENT his" ted wood, foors, #85078 CLARK REAL ESTATE RSUMBLE Lisvio SERVICE | and recrettion ‘are : 3 established cleaning “toute” Meet LAKE PRIVILEGES |** £98 au 5 elE,t™ | Lave Tae eee t tenem| | ; : ea & ove \ bd ———- 7 ; 2 bedrooms, heated ? car garage ORrutipte Listing Service. home. fore Fan “taatinent and) oy rf eee & OA ik Neco "3 - eocery and Meat ark Session, $060, easy. terms. 3-BEDROOM heat. Lot $0 15. tees ’ : West of Ponting pottes LISTINGS WANTED You widl fal: tn love with thie ONLY 9635 DOWN «| FE ria ness, “Has ae
HURON | SelCEstg stp Sites | cic: uy room sn sara , | Fiabe, Halaee ten, Lake (Rd. Living room, kitchen | price $6500, | Pioneer Highland , : P | EMBREE'S CREGG
gue, |BEEES) scitam | Pessee my Tae Feces ee Ta, a REALTY Tiled floors, alum. storms & full basement, recreation ‘ e, A JOHNSON Realtor . ty i‘? rtridge oe ; ay Be ay ee ng mn Be oll heat, gas bot water. Features | ; List Thru Partridge ) BR Mater ie ast _| Se, creas i Batt pe seen | erties, soem, it, replace $500 Down DS ee Be , a.
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BOING SobrH oa oe = moving so et room, | Mae price See: ‘ pee 5 a with finished attic, oe Ge ew gas water heater, tell : | MICHIGAN RUSI Ss
Sy PS ia | SALES CORPORATION jn. fromt e Ue i Fags & cokacr tei Cloke Os store, . | i
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- WARD E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR FE 4-3581 REAL A B
woe " t caer : OPEN EXE, "TIL 9 ae
"For Sale Livestock 72
GUERNSEY COW, 4 YRS. > wg 10th Gibson, 25236 italeted
: BE a: G. A. Thomoemn, 0 8,
emodeling "gr Sue fe ment
; IC.TANKS
UNSWICK BOWLING BALL. 20 LBS. GOOD CONDI- CALL PEE -8-8865,
Farm . GR 43199. -
ECARGE 3 YR. Ee 4) “heifer, ‘due March . Paul Pepbas, tae. Beal Ra. ist house. off Ormond Rd.
TIP TOP RA BOARD-
= Sere, OS Sales |
202 N. MA “ROCHESTER; AZ LOANS, $25 TO Day ALaANe ! Ny
“At least I never get lonesome in this room!”* APPLES: McINTOSH, JONATHAN,
Delicious, G N, Spy, , Greening, 231
N, Squirrel, FE 7-0194.
APPLEs & SWEET » [
Bod ag Fy Bi
Ph. Rochester OL 6-111 149m| &
Mortgage Loans 54
LOANS—-$600 to $1,500
meat oF bot, in
| 54" ALL METAL SINK
ee 3 ;
$86.50, Orchard - Aye.
“GAS iE. 65. OR
'- Sheetrock .
heet $1.35
9335
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Buy Thru Partridge
List Thru Partridge
SPECIAL BUY.
SUPER MARKET Real > & fixtures, Well
ee ta ws NEW
wo ree bine Rea, RIDGEWAY
7 SUN OIL CO, available, pew, con-
attractive. bay. 8 ry
Money to Loan 33 (B:ate '
BENEFICIAL
WHEN YOU NEED
$25 to *500 oe ee eS eS ar
Pe st
FrSt SS seve. \wp to 26 months seuny.
BUCKNER
SAVE UP TO $500 ON MATER. IAL8 Sriere MOUSE.
TT) qaqa MAKE SURE IT's
BURMEISTER
Northern Lumber Co. Bs
lod
dirt, drain
cement &' mortar.
PE 2-7454
Onee every -Sat m 7 a.m, to
Lyle Conklin,| 27 Pe end . Pio nd 5 __ 2-872. Kpies ana cider Potatoes, Wer e RICH, BLACK s. Handicraft, honey:
are 208 TOF ONTIAC LAKE RD. FE 23-0078.
“GRAVEL, BEACH oF on CH | Sale Farm Equipment 76
pga]. _ BOLENS
Wheel Horse RIDING TRACTORS
Power Mowers & Tillers
.. CREDIT TERMS
Evans 60T Dixie Hwy.
2x
7 Pea
WOLVERINE LUMBER
BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS-
CONVENIENT TERMS - THOMAS ECONOMY
ie have the best for Amas trees. os, iits. Send for list-
AY...
i sCHROTH’S NURSERY INDIANA: PA.
mean ay iy Lumber) 2.28
loc Hardware, ‘Pumiing, and ec: Retail : y SHADE TREES
__For Sale Pets . 69 i had “Is BUREBRED BEAQLES CHAM- 6 mos. ._ 935 each. 100 Norton.
e374
WAYNE GABERT’S
yrs. ;
Maytag auto. washer. 4 yre; old.
a1 auto, washer 2 yrs. old
Disposal sale of quality bred, reg.
— 7 stock Per
poem ingculations and ears trimmed. from $75, OL
FE 42973 NE GABERT’S
TV and Appliance Sale Maytag auto. rT $90
we | BENSON LUMBER CO. |
De It Yourself
i s . ‘
BRITTANY : {ONTHS
; RBG.
a ly ek Males ‘ e m .
. Reas. 6a and OR 3-7924
BALE: saws.
We have several one man
cost.
WwW 8B. a & Lawn
—— _ 8S. Woodward
(nN of 4 Mi.) Birmingham.
3 re) ner Pt0. erm 7 * Lees
een ni. Rochester, ¢ ‘sort,
OUT THEY GO!
new
ANNEL COAL on one Terms to suit
er ene SALES & SERVICE
Oakland Puel & Paint, | 921. Mt. Clemens Bt. FE 39830
CS, Cece, SLAOe | ewe ee Sst
che apple, ash, ma fea-| Deer Tacto w & used
toned. & green $9 — d pee | yg machinery.
) FROM 5 TO 8 FREEZERS ‘
saat Brand New
RCA. - Whirlpools
1956 Models
FE +i PE 401TH 113
KING BROS
HUB AUTO GLASS CO. 122 Ave FE
McCULLOCH
CHAIN SAWS
NEW AND USED
PARTS AND. SERVICE
._ HOUGHTEN & SON. Rochester | $25. FE :
| #8 PT. LAUNCH. IDEAL FiswiNG boat.
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lots .
ley she bottle castor set,
cradle, cheir, commode,
lamps, ue dishes, old books,
parking. & Tyler, auction- eers, » peacetime welcome,
Auction-Sales
5089 Dixie Highway
Drayton Plains
LD. | Every Friday ....7 P.M. - 8 . OLD,
line. Call between 5 &
le, female with papers. FE
POL- Pa GUINEA PIG, ALL Pets Shop. 69 8. Astor, FE 4-6433
Ps : TALKING. LRAKEETS — T.
Canaries, cages, 20. yrs, in sam cation” Z 4 “4 Every Sunday ....2 P.M.
BUY & SELL DAILY
OR 7 i,
FRER DIAMOND RING GIVEN
AWAY EVERY AUCTION. white walls. :
ED: WILLIAMS =
Toate TAG TE ED
Most sizes 370 &. Saginaw.
: _For Sale Motorcycles 83
eT Aare (at oe ;
Baviason Bale Co. 3 Bout
hydro-plane. One ft. inl motor beat. Gall MOward
JACKET & CADILLAC ALUM. Ppt uncuny $ FAGEOL
‘ . mo-
tor i Freeland metal boat to
be git
SLAYBAUGH'’S
Evinrude. We also sell Thomp-
son, Wizzard and Crestliner boats,
& Gator tr :
«KELLY'S HARDWARE |
3984 AUBURN AT ADAMS
AUBURN HEIGHTS
FE_2-86811_
For your "5? bo Use Our Layaway Plan
motors, All Sot te > See
Harrington Boat W rks 1899 S. Telegraph FE 2-8033
i EELVINATOR Tt
onoas aD Aten
BOY'S 120° BASS
Parakeets, Guar. to Talk Some
k & brown, Tiny. 5 ’
. PE 44510, 3
training Harle-
sSUP-
erson,- 2-777."
CAGES.
. 6 AV
DACHSHUND AND
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5 & Satur-
MARCH 6 AT 1 O'CLOCK
Hadley at 4665 Hurd Rd. Farm Sale—super M.T.A. Parmall: trac-
. Ford tracto
7H, A.
Aactioneer. OA §-2814
SATURDAY, MARCH 9 1 4
1 AM. Administrater's sale of the estate
of the late William M. Jotinson,
Complete home of furnishings, including several antique pieces.
WEDNESDAY 410 HT ACUTION at Smart Farm, closed until . Mi *
eee ier eet ee TRAILER EXCHANGE
10 WIDES—10 WIDES
WO
For Sale Airplanes 86
STINSON 4 PASSENGER, 230 HRS. since major. OMNI, V. H. F.
hangered. 5-0186.
t| Transportation Offered 87
A. Peters Mi-
ami, $39.81; pm hy 2
_tax Ferry Service, tax Fer Inc. >
Friday. Want someone to heip
drive. PE
"| FRUCK GOING NORTH PARTY load Either way. FE 5-6806. et
' Wanted Used Cars 83
OR OLDS~
eg AB. gg will wholesale. Phone
See M & M Motor Sales
eves,
rE Stn Ba |
like new, on
) eee Sg ec ie ieee | cee : days
Always Ready to B
Na BAGLEY 87, BAGLEY AUTO PART FE $0219 | 1% BAGLE
BE ODE IES
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ae THE Pontiac PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH a 1057 Sega SO
For Sale Cars| 94 FUNNY BUSINESS \ ! ,
Gy ee IN Pontiac Sale NTORC N 156 Buick 4Dr, Riv. $2895 |,
els. . 1957 Pontiac custom Seta cou NY #55 Olds 98 Hol. .. 4. $2195
eee | Power stecring.” Powe 9 yoni - 55 Olds 4Dr. Sedan $1895
Hydramatic, Pastel Very ° ‘Bive e ps 55 Buick Riviera .. $1695
F he see et eee THIN ING OFANEW| Provides. — }55 Ford R’ch Wat, $1595
| Bronte eit Demecstreter. -+ CAR AND TRUCK OR Good Reason 'S4 Studebaker Cpe. $ 098
suck | "urester Steal shot as | A GOD USED Car? |C (rO0C! HOCISON ss Ford 828. 21:3 795
n|No need to drive out of roellent spring buy! 4 OU. : s 2-Dr, :
town, Twenty to choose | "tw Ponti delux ‘on ote DEAL FIRST |. | | for buying a better Re ern ibe sseentt 395
from. All models available. 1983 "Chevrolet ¢ ¢r. sedan. eee 20 | D ALE H.. car but early spring” is), oS EDS ae
1963 Ford. Besutifes condition, Low best ‘of all because the be pe sce wh os < 305
: m ¢, : < : ES; or ‘onv ia
BUT ~ A number : sae panee / AN << Ay \ = : aay HUGH INC. early buyer tied the jump HOUGHTEN. & SON
: i specials at an exceptionally — low eee N ye ea, YOUR FRIENDES RODGE & (|On rising spring prices. YOUR a , OLDSMOBILE
WN MAIN ST. CLARKSTON 5 7Z ES) _ " Pe@ @ : 2222 Nori Me sae ee “omc TRUCK, DEALER
; WH “Maple: $3966 Or MAple S-114t_ VRS = | i. . beeib Taster Sees To re aoe cee Rochester | nice
=e CHEV. = | RRS | a ne ot $2395 Bit = on Only 22,600 : ear
ayy | Oe aw es ares) maf v/ |, | _Sell_reasonable, FE $3878, | “NORTH CHEVROLET ! TEbie a SED. ce.
ae -_ DEMOS ; asics, = eee “rete buat i me | & ENNYLON. dae soll 1955 1000 S. Woodward Ave.”
=| | ae SS CR | | PLYMOUTH - lags 7
a ee * Coe i Cs | oer __ | eee ae iss, $2195 "| CLUB COUPE |* “350. or your‘ ear down : a iess_o0bs, a 23 . $995"
; 5 D e| UP TO 36 MOS. ON BAL. ~ Por Cars 1 Fee oe waite owner, Ee 2 BUICK ce erase ‘STA. ca. wae 3 -
: (| ARP ARIAIE Rh") Cr ROL ET | eee te ma | Set Motors Co, Tac, | AE Bo naston| LARRY ae FOR A BETTER DEAL -CHEVROCET |= srr-voon nore [tes 8. Woodware Birmingham | YINYE: TVTERIOR: ~ JEROME mest — :
BETTER § 1956 Chevrolet 210 ¢-door with V8 EVERYBODY '§ CREDIT 18 GOOD Olds Dealer _ j : ORD ,
=e ? heater. ‘Tila ear fe ust like new, |THE WORKING MAN'S. FRIEND jae UBS we soreR wOLIDAY AY aah Gi ad pee : r
K HASKINS $1595 is f. suginee = eed care ‘seane cane mireiinghom trade-to. em: | aac rong
| TON PICK- LOO | CHEVROLET * Your old ear down _ 3 mines, ome potas wart Se "Relameen ol a 6§ BUICK-2 DR. HARDTOP. R & Rb ai eee from — ~ nae
mean, De es, OB “Oakland Countys | NORTH CHEVROLET | 1 -UCKY AUTO SALES |“** woes Beater tie es sited +. Tae TIRES. mth et $1695
= IF Fastest Crpaing Dealer”) 1000 S. Woodward Ave. |S eR wer aia | ee ae Pe | | SPR aT] tee oars me oe Pick-Up a ; MA 65-5071 Open nites ‘till 9 . an Fore ee = 9600 diss) POSE white side walls, ee . a ‘ a ca NORTH CHEVROLET
ie? CHEVROLET V-8 peTAmion isa FORD, 2 BOON RADIO“anD | $f%: ' over Har” For The Best :
s 3 Pull_powe: “heater, ne money down, assume Co. Inc. : 2 1000 S Woodward Ave.
—"asee._Full_power, PE _ fore. paymeals of $27.24 “moot” Call Serraze Mote per Neca - In Used Cars - Bieminghom
& 1957 CHEVROLET Bob Frost, Inc. 41500, Hareid Tener Yet. “Olds Dealer is OLps sormn mt DR. = Come Out To FORTE FoR TAROT.
1858 | 2door ‘sedan, V8 engine.| LINCOLN MERCURY BEALE -_ ao MI_ 44440 BRAKES. fem. hie om MES LAKE ORION _ |} ‘good tires, low mileage. M
Standard shift, radio and heater.| ON ye oe a4 h wwe ” $16,000 MILES. i-9085.
: AMPLE BY-PASS, AROUND ea crete She lig | 7 ¥ CLEAN, MOTOR SALES” —
: : BIRMINGHAM MI 62200) west em. ee PR. . 2. T CLARKSTON Deluxe.
Low down payment =| “Cast. Mie iat oman | an,» oe AEN ae c Convertible, Powerfte R & H. 4 os.
2 DR SED AN NORTH CHEVROLET | ist. cuevroter. — ae | Soe semme rege Se ‘OLDSMOBILE- eae Bal asta |S Es Teepe
. r =. sane i: arks. we : ‘a PLYMOUTH CLUB. DOVE | G5 ; 5
) 1000S. Woodward Ave, | 2 ‘Seogredin’ cuume"ba| Farks: wae “™"—"*™) D2 DOOR 88 | wie auice sreciat, 2 noon ittarck, Muh. Mite | Uneaten updsinatic he tee moaned credit mgr. Mr. Parks, Midwest; * HARDTOP. R Chrome cover. $286. 95 do; $18] down, assume of $13.42
1875 7 Uae Wal heer tere | oe FORD VICTORIA | MECHANIC | ROWER ereemina a DRaxes,|meGrest Lakes. Ma eso | ont Gaul creat mer
|e Steers 28 tee| “Bud Shelton | stietfreciiete Axe eee) = SPECIAL! — wot, inset a : JO” "R355 EES Bud Shelton | Baie Ses) See - Eeyore cpevenmce = pee “INC : sation. inside and out. The price is right. |. 2 ‘2 PLY, STANDARD SHIFT. s008.| age. 2 a
poet” laser aide Soe ES. ers Wake wnre sine | ou a err) Be 2 pot Heater, defroster, vpn a _iition, ne pee patos, $5. PE 21114. | 36 ceaitinc Ope, 1h ca $a Ty ronn wana WAGON, ¢ ert . Matthews: fix |/*itale ‘and ‘benee “sem top, wits Car” PAYWEN FOO, =
washers and all state an “$6 Cosy. 2 icy: SS | Inder, overdrive, clean, 1 owner a ves ‘sh PONTIAC STARCHIEF Cus. ents of 40418. “Call Cred | “M96 'A1
Clearance | ‘ies, CHEVROLET 33 Fosse er is | role va es H TOTEAVES | fink seo Rae nest Kir, Parks, Midwest $4880. Har | Take Orion Motor Sales
. 7 | $195 DOWN. | wessoos.tes,on Ser Del Rays Oo es | eer ree ae | oom omy | ee inst Piyuoor, Ceameoee + | T= aioe:
S ALE power, side K Niigg "SS Ford Custom Vi"... $1888 | Soe, CUSTOMLINE 2DR V&. sn SLY MOUTH — RADIO” AND | At Good cone. FE Ea,
_ SALI $57 PER MO. | Eis" bo TE | App SST SR Ma WANTED AT ONCE: R 595 == pt oe Foe pe . {Bit os & pow heme fer aia Golden Hawk. List $3,900; involee
“6 Pontiac Cl. Cpe. ..$ 951 Matthews- $1995 4 at CHEVROLET | peter meget, onl cided ea ee ses| SO een, itn sa. >
46 Ford 2-Dr. .......$ 95 if y Yee donk = terms =o oe nepeeeneet 24 E Sport hard ¥-8\'33. sd "$2, Pontine S's. Chieftain FORD. RANCH WAGON, a a, oe ee
49 6 Spl. oe $495 5 Little Long terms = a. 6 op A ‘> penn Hy Radio, , and er-| deluxe 4 dr's. Hydra. : ‘ HEATER, STANDARD ie cae rs “weed Car, 4 oor, Commander. $2,765; invotee
7 Sd eergs 2Dr....... $245 Hargreaves NORTH CHEVROLET |. pgs «Yes | Milde: Looks ‘and:'rune Mee new. | Dodge Coronet &“Auio, trane Sag aN BILE s SPENCE ~ | MAQUREK MOTOR SALES
Baksesisyh Gos..90'5| The Vobine Dealer | [Om Wrondeerd Ave. (3 as 4% $38 G]5QS | Bie severa eters i len Oatiana ‘hee son | i STUD OE Van eR
"50 Buick seee-$95| 211 S. SAGINAW. ‘to ‘= Your oid ear down eho : | cape eg ee ied , - ISL Ghevrolet 4Dr...$395| Cass AND OAKLAND a PEE o oaen 3) NORTH CHEVROLET |™i.2>4 a5 SSE MOODAY | ee ee a SPOR :
USL Chen Bel Ar 2 9295 FE $4161 FE 44546 | 9)'tuey-stacg-FO8-W EX | had chon Motor Sales | 1000S: Woodward Ave. | Sis alien "ster" S:| aaron aAbte e. méareh "ane ate amg , Chev ae ok PO rest | auburn at E. Bivd. PE 44128 mingbam trade, bank rates. fone bene TU
+°51 Olds 98 Convert... .$495 | yy CONVERTINLE ALL Suburban Motors Co. Inc, 5 |
- ___ §°S1 Olds S. 88 4Dr. ..$395 | 1955 4 CHEVROLET power, Accessories. FE 44313 be- Always A Good Sélection 565 8. beg nance fe — a —— = Awern :
= a ; Ford2De sett Sos . CADILLAC : 1955 Sport coupe. Radio, heater, HURON MIR SALE S steele ¢. RADIO | 1295
1953 Olds S. 88 4-Dr. . $495 | ‘Power glide, power pack. Vt on. CHEVROLET #82_W. Huron FE 23041 | "ang heater Hydramatic. po mon-
Tg 35,-tos| CPE. DEVILLE | Spe ress moream staat: “ahaa ee) cer oe uae ; “? wheel real = ong comer bye couine. pewerehse, z = - On: es. — Mr. Parks. Miawest 47500, Har- ames CADILLAC. @2 { m4 DR. SED.
: ey EROME $3195. NORTH CHEVROLET | ae romb. Loe operon, BASE | gates wocapay eepax | Loto Ree
a ~VROL, ; al 62008, |: Power steering & brakes. Tully . a
_ — | 1000 S. Woodward Ave. 5 ot FORD VICTORIA. NEW tikes | $C 704, .00."y << je ~ :
fh. OLDS - es Matthews > siemens Make as terns. | basis ew ater sree ee:| _SP*angun's Poouee. mick | 119 5 , Are to Be
: ee - Hargreaves | -woe-yorreee—| NORTH CHEVROLET |__“ "Hie | Have Car—|- gu
| secs) CHEVROLET [Rete gi S00 | toons. Wondard Ave. | ERR Fines mer: a | = week ir | . THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND Birmingham . take older , Will T lig SED Rh & H TUTONE GREEK
211 SOUTH SAGINAW 116 8. Saginaw se Used Cars 3 . ae ] rave
fo ig : FE 44546 ic. F Oey eA cae t le ' '. oo . . ; s THE HORIZONS WILL SOON BE
‘@ CHEV. FOR SALE, 210 DEC.) on = TO SAFE.
_ GHEY 8 bet, AE FL SLIDE Ot re Station Wagon earn te Ad 2 DR HARD. . Wy, . $900, Phone M
Sie.” mace porogabend a waIcH To ; tT a wey seme ,
CHEVROLET | z.mtact : SS Chevrolet 6/4. $1198) AS Stop In and
Se \eeoee a cas MAKE YOUR OWN DEAL! Beste Saga $1650. ait E f mates neste”. Brat : ’ .
$1 195 — SSeS ee 1 Deane Seton $e %en| NORTH CHEVROLET 1155 Buick Sup Htop $1695) ar my comme F ae LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS
a: LS We alto have LEA WEW YORKER 7 ward Ave. eat ' - 4000
> en oe Seandard shifts, 1 Choose om “Deluxe, power steering & beabes,: Birmioghtm = # ae a jie BieZ ‘OZ FORD Club COUN 4 ec ficsie vs $ 595
NORTH CHEVROLET | % Btthustait"nwe. ‘Priced ai | Coretu ‘owner, as pew. Boy m7 ' 1 H'top $1395 3
; é — ee i _ ‘Take over payments, Call | Siill Driving A 55 Plym. Be top $ 1. 3986 Se
% |) 1000 S. Woodward Ave. EM dart oun Driving Radio’ and heater erflite. | OL LINCOLN Club C $ 345
Birmingham 5: ~— BY ORIGINAL OWNER WINTER whitewall ti | 1 ads aN Ciub Coupe teeegeaeny
7 . | 2 $1495 ee ores TER se Ponte 4Dr....$ 995| STOR STM MSRE| 59 ww & 495
Sin | gun THES OF SAFETY TESTED iv SaaE wens | SIT sae, reset ater WEARY CAR?) Dretectisteaiaietniaees | oman PONTIAC 2Door 4...0/..5.040)
*s2 Pontiae Hyd. 2 4r. ....-.-- $@5| NORTH CHEVROLET | Desoto CLs COUPE. REAT. “How About "54 Ford 2-Dr. Sed 695 7 eee
s Goer: & ar. Wagon. tis 1000 S: meet Ave. food, $178. Larry's Auto Sales. A Change? ‘Pet gn bet, sored Pt § 495 ‘94 rorp ge WEEROR oo cece di oe $ 895
‘bs Pontiae Hardtop Coupe, ‘s4 BUICK SUPER 1956 54 Ford C’try Sedan $1195 : 16
=| og Chev 8 BO. Comet. + | ne Kasse Sttaiop. tine “dows.” | Choy ov. Sta. Won. Radio and pe ti abt SRBC! Bete] ‘53 FORD 2Doo eepecereseese aie 645 2
ve [ANT gust rear car Down “ Prices | wtaetanrce |- seraTmn —_|"53 Dodge Cor. 2Dr. $ 695 52 PACKARD CDhek foi icscisy OL
1955 Piymouth Belvedere. & -4 dr. BZ OMAC TERMS. ae "53. Desoto V-8 $1695 Radio and heater, whitewall tires. SEE
Suh pen sift, Ro & H. aaKe coc aeacn OF 00k Cut Tudor, Hargiop. See this one! 156 Olds 8. 88 #Dr. © $2395 'S) ies age ¢ 145
$ “ts Butoh super, 4 dr, Dyna. Rea, OW OVERHEAD LOCATION, 52 CADILLAC : ‘ $1295 A : _— be dng — —_— s od Door OP EH E eRe eee ee ‘
Pitty ¢ hardtop "95 Chevy 210. ‘ o. Lien hoe & suerte cise ate * 55 Cheveott 28 = steering. = bra — a & DODO MEAnown Ls! STANDARD 'S] | io: $ 395
ng nan HASKINS Kvctage eval. 91.488; ur pried Star Chicl Gatdlinn, A Beauty . + 156 Plym. C1, Sed: . $1695), Skier, SEAT Cov ens, Fu. FORD 2Do008¢ sisseeereerevees, .
‘ ies} Pipmoutn Beiveuere. hardtop, om laasiaey sé toe tight . Lets trade. . $1495 vs neater, Powerfite, ‘casewait 1 TONE WHITE . : = : ee
a yh » CHEVROLET green Metea-mati,, Rac 19 PLYMOUTH '58 Ford Crown Victoria eae * 103 MERCURY Convertibt 5 845
PLUS TeApepoeT a TOF “Oakland onegy ele Rapa. eee retail pone oo. A dandy! $34 per LOADED - SHA 55 Chev. v. B/ AW’ top $1 505 $ 3 fe) 5 Z \ is ONIVECTIDIS on ccc aves -
G De 4 ¥ is ape- 1095 - Radio cheater, Powerglide : 4 ' eee
Bone Mane Stal, Fass pus mange a | “aah ca | wm AEA" maar] Chevrolet: 210. | tare tet os NU S2.CHEVROLET 2Door «+... 9 445 SLEAN DEPENDABLE tone | tmish | while s poRh DOOR NEW W-WALLS 56 Plym. Sta. vg. ‘91 DODGE. MEAL al ic “a :
9% Ford i 5 1305 pean etal, $21 Fordor. Clean as a pin, $95 down. $895 (apes eee tires, ae Shea Dataset 5; 52 ForD BO oi ei 06s vt 0 oes ee $ 495
i ae a, eee guices| oe down. eo 54. Pontiac Dix. 8 ~~ ’ Re ee P oa ea,
UB sata feet Epes |'97 Ford 500 Vic. ...$2399| swig Fest ‘53 Ford Sta. Wan. § 795) SO FORD Club Coupe «2.5 $1395
495) her. lu, Coupe, pb 68 '96 Ford Vie. a, $1995 Bed. coe! Good, $100. ice $845 2p trees $325 Dee 3 oe
a nay $36 Ford Wagon ++ $105 mato. te Se ea ren i ‘Reiman | '56 Buick Dr, H/T $2295 MIZD — f SS BUICK 2D 006 6. ceeee cess 9 695],
, HBS irene”. FB |'35 Pontiac 2Dr. $1195) wacgop ab per wen ery oe | am reem D Loe Y
i |g Ramer rc 0 1'5S Chev, 2-Dr. V8 ..$1395 s : 54 P rout 2-Dr. 93 FORD Convertible ..... $ 845
i pe gy © oe a le cae "51 Chrys. w. 4+Dr. $5 Dn. gebete iets ee
j ck convertible 3°303 (755 Chev..2-Dr. 210 ..$1095| ‘ruraor saratop. A one owner ie
Bi Bah pe an | 5 Prout Saves gee) OS. Sw Get Neg kapagece "55 BUICK Peer seesesnsntats $1945} ‘ 1985 Rambler Hydramatic. °55 Plymouth 2-Dr.. .$1065 85 FORD VICTORIA 63 P, 8 ‘33 Pontiac Cat Cat asso 895 e aye bhiedaseeses eis Eade
: c. Powe! steering . $ 905 54 Dodge 4Dr, V8..$ 895 Pairiane. Just 14,909 mallee © Feel ‘ontiac Radio t. Hydramatic ae : ‘ oa e
4 | 100 ees urges 2. 6660 ‘mile 134 Nash 2Dr. . $ 795). a “iss CHEVROLET & he > ai — ia \ be
ee. Canty 64 Hudson 2-Dr. W. 595| Behair Hardon. A bargain, : $595. 55 DeSoto F, 4-Dr, $1595} ©
+, Free license plates with every 4 Hudso $ 53 Olds Su 88 Sedan, radio and heater,
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