ae Plenty of H umps - blyman | Francis PONTIAG 3 MICHIGAN THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 4 1st — 08 PAGES. : | High way Named as Initial Goal by New. Group — Top goal of the new Downtown Pontiac Assn.. will be access highway to run near This was point one in a. motion of a proposed north-south limited the central business district. -six-point. program approved yesterday afternoon during the official creation of the association, which will be affiliated with the Pontiac) , Area Chamber of Commerce. Attending the meeting were 148 business and pro- fessional men and downtown property owners, all of whom expressed interest in the rejuvenation of down- town Pontiac, A 2l-member board of directors of the association| : was aDuenren by the men and wonien at the meeting) French War Vet Held in Killing Retired U.S. General and Wife Are Slain in St. Petersburg ‘ST, PETERSBURG, Fla, (INS)-- A French war hero was held in St. Petersburg today for the pis- tol slaying of Brig. Gen. Wilbur R. McReynolds (ret.) and his wife, Faye. ahs cilsle wee aut Gm in their luxurious Snell Isle home|" last night a8 they awaited dinner. An hour after the shooting, po- lice halted Maurice M. Chavigny, 40, of Paris as he congested downtown St. Petersburg in the McReynolds’ car. McReynolds, 64, headed the ‘army’s quartermaster corps in 1949 where he developed the tamed “C” and “K” rations used by comba{ troops during World : War Il and the Korean conflict. . He retired in 1950, Police said Chavigny, who had been a guest of the retired army ‘officer, readily admitted the slay-) ing, which he said, was the end of an argument, . a * A 2 caliber pistol was found in the front seat of the car but ’ Chavigny offered no resistance aft- (Continued. on Page 61, Col.’ 8) and Not Much Streamlining! SACRAMENTO, Calif. w—A placard in the office of Assem- — ‘C. Lindsay reads: “A camel is an animal. that «looks as if it had been put to- ‘gether by a committee.” Lindsay is chairman of the Conservation, Planning and Public Works, Committee. through | +in the City Halt: The points listed in the included: 1—A vigorous campaign to pro- mote a new arterial limited access highway running through Pontiac aon Saginaw street, ahd the urg- 2—The clearing away of sub- standard stores, and the replace- ment of them with modern ones, with emphasis centered south of . Pike. street on Saginaw, 3—Improvement of present park- ing facilities and creating addition- al spaces, * * * Monroe -M. Osmmun, -a big spark behind the association’s birth, cau- tioned those in attendance that the downtown area “would lose out to. outlying areas” if such a ong gtam was not initiated, SUPPORT ASSURED The group was assured the sup- port of the chamber by its presi- dent, Yoward O. Powers. * * * Directors elected for a three-year ‘term were A. C. Girard, Victor? Hoerath, Leonard T. Lewis, Frank S. Lyndall, Harold J. Muldowney, ‘Ronald Touscany and Howard Van |Dusen. - For a two-year term, directors aay Bele 6. Cross, Harold A. Fitz- Raymond H. ‘Storm and Jack Wainger. . _ Sidney Barnett, Robert R. EI- dred, Joseph Davidson, Michael Guinan, Osmun, John A. Riley and Morris Simon round out the board * * * The board will meet for the first time April 10 at the Waldron Hotel to elect officers. Questioned by Dr. H. A. Miller and Mitchell L. Bacow; a clause in| the proposed bylaws, limiting mém-! bership to chamber members only | lwas deleted. Forecast Is Slushy, Too State Weather Plain Ugly The weather man threw his weather outlook today. Squelching hopes for a fair hat in first before reporting tite weather trend, hee predicted . pos- sible snow, sleet and freezing rain for most of today. Tonight wilt be cloudy and warmer, low 32 to 38, with rain changing to showers or thundershowers Friday. The high Friday will be 33 to 44. Downtown Pontiac's lowest was 31. The mercury read 36 at 2 oR he temperature preceding 8 a. m. p. m. FO Fierce winds blew a driving rain across Southern Michigan today in the wake of a combination of snow, sleet and freezing rain. Nearly an inch and a half of rain may fall altogether. Winds in gusts up to 39 miles an hour have blasted Detroit, _ where up to three inches of snow fell last night. The snow, sleet and rain left highways in Southeastern Mich- igan covered with'slippery slush today. MEMO TO CAESAR new association’s goals) | ng that immediate action be ta-|- Fie, bY euthnented tp. seme: Oy of directors with one-year terms. | tin Downtown Caro r ps a Unless $30 Million Are Restored & T aS. 6 A JAMMED CHAMBER — This shows a small portion of 148 downtown business and professional men and women and prop- erty owners who packed City Hall chambers. yesterday afternoon. Join in Formation of New Downtown Group’ They were there to help create a -new Downtown Pontiac Assn. to promote the welfare of the area. Pontiac Press Photo Ike fo Defend School Project Talk Tonight on Plan) Building. for Federal Aid to Be on Air WASHINGTON (INS)-—President, Eisenhower vigorously defends his school construction aid program to- night against economy-minded Con- gressional budget-cutters. x * * The President addresses the} Washington dinner of the National/— The fourth man indicted Tues- day in the alleged government in- sured GI home loan racket en- tered a plea of ‘nolo contendere” when arraigned yesterday after- noon by Federal Judge Theodore Levin in Detroit. Leroy Stein, 42, of Detroit will await sentencé after his “no con- test” plea, It indicates he neither denies or. admits guilt in the plot. Tse: Snes 4: aman Joaanl Centennial Birthday Cele of) tio M More than 2,59) par- ties the nation. Eisenhower's address, (9 p.m. EST), will be carried to the na- tion by radio but will not be tele- vised. - * * The chief executive added: ‘The longer it is neglected, the more ‘we will suffer as a nation in the| ilong run, because I believe with Franklin that freedom and free evarennaad 9 upon an edu- cated citizenry.” He also caphncned that he has always held that federal govern- ment has no “proper role in the operation and in the general main- tenance of our public school sys- tem.” This, he declared, ‘‘belongs to the localities and-the states.” Three Stores Burn CARO, Three adjoining down- town Caro business . firms: caught still Ware. Waring, demple oferta of four fire departments to extin- and appliance store were aflame: Cause of the fire was not deter- mined immediately, The blazes were discovered at 6:45 a.m. Pilate Awed by (Another in a Lenten Series) Following closely upon his report to Caesar about. Jesus’ ups into Jerusalem, Pilate wrote to Livia Drusilla . I can now add. a little more to what Junius witnessed the event. ‘see, it was of the dead, but married the second brother and the same happened again until she wed to of the brothers which of would b¢ her husband in the after-life? marry put that those who wrecthay, abet peach not: “1 wonder how your desus recognized that his questioners were only trying to embarrass him. Perhaps it angered him a little. I do not know. But the servants said he went on to declare that the one God whom he worships is not a God fire today and three hours later! « Oust Beck Move May Be Forming Teamsters Will Have Showdown With Boss at. Fall Conclave From Our Wire Services | WASHING PON — Informed sources said today that a strong ‘movement to*replace Dave Beck’ as president is developing in the Teamsters’ Union. They said a showdown will come! at the. union’s convention next| Sept. 30 in Miami, and_no action) against Beck w expected before then. At that time, Beck and other officers will be up for reelection. The Teamsters hold conventions and elect officers only once every five years. The AFL-CIO Ethical Practices Committee set May 6 as the date i= secretary - treasurer and - business agent of Pontiac Team- sters Local 614, yesterday stood mute before Judge Levin, who entered pleas of not guilty -for No. trial date has been set for. sim pov bn $1,000. personal * * Louis C. Linteau, 42, of 615 E. Tennyson Ave., William N. Gil- more, 40, of 32035 Waltham St., Southfield Township, and Joe Pol- lina, 46, of 3440 Oakshire St.. Wa-\cations terford Township. 3 Linteau faces charges -of - mahi ing a false statement in 1933 to the Veterans Administration fol- to a home in the Walton Ranch Homes, Inc, section in Waterford Township. Gilmore, Pollina, and Stein were indicted for conspiring with veterans to have them file ap- plications with the VA that nay apeae 7 Map ie tg homes in the township section. The indictments charge that the’ iveterans did not own: -live dn, or make down payments on ihomes. The veterans were listed as co-| iconspirators in the federal indict-| iments. They included five present 39 a ‘secretary, found there was) «fo some time.we have been! a simple explanation to why her talking about eliminating the Sat-| ‘ear became overheafed shortly aft-urday work, but we just can't do The indictments followed a ler- she left work. Someone bad|i¢ unless we get imembers of Teamster Local 614 ihere and a former member, year - pared investigation by the Indicted along wie Stein were | lowing an attempt to secure rights) the ‘Enters ‘No Contest’ Pleati by Worries in GI Home Loan Deal - |East Berliners. Refuse to Phone West Sectors — { ern efforts to restore telephoiie BERLIN &®—Communist East Germany today rejected. West- communications ‘between Allied- occupied West Berlin and Soviet- run East Berlin. The. connections were sev- ered five. years ago by the Communists, who claimed Western “spies” were using the telephone network. Ernst Lemmer recently said he. was hopeful the East Germans would be willing to negotiate the. question of resuming phone serv-/ ice. Berliner. Zeitung said tele‘ phone connections would not be restored until ‘the cold ay is ended.”’ City Post Office Can't Store Packages FBI regarding the purchase ‘ot | homes constructed by the firm in 1961. The Serviceman’s Readjustment ‘insured by the VA” at four per, icént interest to veterans. who in- tend to purchase and occupy their! own homes. +: @ @& Linteau is charged: with being the “middie mari” in the scheme) by attempting’to interest the union’ members with offers of $100 and’ better jobs on making the appli- Gilmore was a salesman for the | real estate company and is now is maintenance superintendent for the Motorcar Transport Cg. here, ~~ : Stein was former vice-president of the Walton firm and is now construction. engineer for another building company. The four face penaities up to a year. in prison plus $1,000 fines if iconficted, \" The transactions in question rap from 1951 through 1953. That's a Good’ Reason! DETROIT (INS) — Eva Pfaff, stolen her radiator. | im ‘the building business, Pollina | le to hire extra ‘substitute’ help Says Local Official - The Postmaster General's threat . West German Postal Minister | if Service Is Reduced, | Drastic Cuts May Be Effected by Summerfield on Federal Reduction in Postal Funds WASHINGTON. (INS) — Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield. said. today ‘he will order drastic cuts in mail-service within 48 hours unless he is assured Con- gress will restore a 30 mil- lion dollar cut in post of- fice funds. _ _ Summerfield told a news ‘conference that the House’ tee’s reduction in the sup- plemental budget — if ‘|sustained — will demand suspension of important services during the coming 90 days. + ‘Describing himself as “heartsick”. in having: to consider reduced mail serv- te Congress to reduce mail service) if supplementary appropriations of Act provides for mortggge loans $40 million are not forthcoming. has placed the Pontiac Post Office lin a dilemma, Acting Postmaster Léslie - |said this morning he ‘did not see how Saturday and extra weekday deliveries could be stopped here, on parcel post at least, without. overtaxing storage facilities. “We just don't have the space to hold packages over Saturday ‘and Sunday. We have to move them as fast as possible during the week to make room for new shipments,” he said, Dean underlined the budget shortages that Postmaster General Arthur Summertield has laid be- fore Congress, 5 NO OVERTIME “Because we are not allowed pay overtime we hold | employes to a 40-hour week,” ‘said,. “which means igive them days off | week to make up for day work. This, in turn, work on those days off.”” * * * space,”’ Dean added, more storage ‘ice, Summerfield listed these ee, bend as being under considera’ 1. An ikea on icine and delivery of all third class mail, Dean except merchandise, for 90 days —estimated saving 30 wae lars. ies to two million dollars” 3-Day Weather Ranipegs’ Toll: 325 Dead or Injured; $5 Million Loss Beck's Tax Troubles on Page 19 Beck's plan for a million dollar public relations campaign to ; { Wisdom ie 6 tulig: wee. ene 1 hadi of the living. Committee. the board's action is that Beck has lost his grip on his own union, and. that he will be val- eee SSA EE & reper The undercurrent of opposition to Beck for another term reportediy has gained considerable strength, with the result that his reelection is rated as highly questionable unless he can square himself with the membership between now and September. In tht Siew pt to clear Beck of charges; by the Senate Rackets; _ The beterpretation placed on | NASHVILLE, Tenn. » — Weather Bureau here reported ian 5 tornadoes struck near the Jacl:son, Tenn., area about 2 a.m. today, damaging or destroying several houses. There were no reports of fatali- ties or injuries, however... The Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed reports of severe | ued & damage at Selmer, Tenn., with | several houses demolished or hadly damaged. At Chesterfield, Tenn., just east of Lexington, at least two houses were badly dam- aged, the patrol said. A tornado alert for the southern half of middie Tennessee contin- g this week's —_ Four persons were injured and ltwo dozen buildings damaged last night when what the Weather Bug.cutting off communications, “smal] tornado" reau called a swept through Nashville. pavers dents bi eee to The twisters struck at Selmer | Tornadoes Hit Tennessee, Demolish Homes, Hurt 4 Uprooted trees fell across tele- phone lines, snapping them and 3-DAY TOLL MOUNTS The death toll in the wake of the ithree-day weather: rampage that shows no signs of abating mounted to 25 with the number of injured reaching 300 and.the total estimate of damage running past the five million dollar mark. Snow continued in the tard hit Northern and Central Plains — States where since noon yester: — day Philip, S.D. received 14 Inches of new snew and North, Platte and Valentine, Neb., each reported six inches in the same > period. No relief from a flood is in sight for Harrison, Ark., a town of 5,500 population in the northwestern part of the state. Rain swelled Crooked Créek until the stream-spilled over its levy and brought flood waters surging through the business dis- frict, Many families weré evacu- ated from homes and severe prop- ‘erty damage was reported. Mearrwhile; what the Weather Bureau described as “a miserable, Ohio Valley and into Western Penn- _ sylvania, creating hazardous driv- conditions. : i to Sh ap ens Se The storm thet is dow centered \n the Middle Mississippi ‘Valley lantic seabbard:and New Eugiad Rerekeninis ol ce will bring precipitation to the At-— appropriations subcommit- "oe a AC PRESS, THURSDAY) APRIL, 4 19578 Ce Ne foes. ee = 2a, aS i Se 2 2 ie J Ae ae fe ZA = "a = a i. 2 i ress in ae Aber, 89, of 644 Oak 5 ‘Beg 1CT)|W. Glenn varia, Ph.D. |for — Ad |eicmemn | BIRMGH flings, He was a native of Michi- chants will launch their *l gan and from 1895 to 1924 was a evening shopping tomorrow. FA agpone at St the Wing Lake y _ wonping fs | School District for about 30 year ‘Sponsored . jane ee gg a. ‘|Commerce, the progr Birmingham im 194. =~ ed. to enable stores 1897 he married Alice Hager- 3 cuit 1 maeee Gre sirene sompecinnn wnt cad ee, who died ert M. ‘Thoms and sentenced yet| ee five years ago. He-is survived | Apticctetebg-an term in the)” en papper preston : Ss oS score te tt Eee Pine. af Commetogn, oe. tional plans. This par- ee asa secon ren and eight great- Ser rogaine | a adopting tnt nen of CE cts ae sonia ee ¢ wl it will be ap Bayes F rama’ Set motion, be up to-the in-/Coffee e signed and deposited) dividual. Calventiy matty the our]? Futu in boxes in each participating/own shop, are planning special] DETROIT (@#—The latest ma- wirigs on Monday will! showings of spring styles.” chines for peddling wilt ‘be pie , letermine winners who will re) - * * * | {on view in Detroit April 9 at the ck ae ts a, * ot the Ponti runt of $100, of Chi Omega will ‘be attending|turama, It will feature coffee . ee s. D } encompasses | | are showing a kee?! +,.i- Eleusinian luncheon Satur-|vending machise exhibits by me- Pn bs ening al a mE am =e os, Se soe hamertan fe Se ar agree yom Det Onn for a %-cent boost. Henson said the} eyed brownette, receives a kiss from her brother. Elroy, 1 ot he eer} se : local Friday Belle Isle. The reservations may - _ best offer from any of the seven! tered her in the Pontiac Boy's Club. Miss represented ‘at ti sig we stimulate local Friday evening). phoned to Mrs. Albert Craw-/| BIG DISCOUNTS on struck firms was 12 cents. Miss Boys Club of 1957 last night after Cee ane Lee Fe hcnning. ford Jr. Elgin 62267 or Nationally Advertised eee " contestants. oe Be oS SF a of It has been pointed out that.| Frederic W. Hattman Jr. Lincoln! py BeTRIG RAZORS pacer Foe i, bribes Bel pe ei es ‘verte Sishotle. | somstown pathing toe no shop: |Loln dettrice Hanavan, vice presi] Zu Jak, er Sit, oul r s 3 f err. : name ; average wage to just under 33/'J" 7 ; Lmi Wav Privat Schools per will need to walk an ex- | dent governing A ae gm en hour. Fringe benefits gained inj 112 Y Iss omues ay eer ) ; cessive distance from car to 2 ig Ni the new pact are worth an add]. y pep > paprmid _|sbe was heiress to 3500000, she\Of Midwest Meet | conve “wtasce fom coz Sig the tonal three cents an hour, RemltO “57 Boy's Club Award fatcm 2.2 With Cranbrook | cusies Mortensen, Chamber‘ of|Thomas 1. Tauber” 9 ok ; 3 oe up. oe : eas ‘\Commerce Secretary, urges Bir-| Services will be Saturday at 1 0 willing to settle on Waterford Town-|wives of four members of the/PROMISED CUT Rbongorg amg gesaad yt Ao —— 3 smiléd her, way into directors of the Pontiac) In return for a “loan” to pay|ot Private Schools Association of Just in Time for Easter! All New me ani vopea Mra. Glenn Griffin, Mrs, Addison|cut a. oe senna the Central States April 22 and 33 «Styles and. Every Color in the Rainbow! os q i 2 : : from : . “y ‘ * a. 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We have almost any color, style and "fabric you can name, And, best of all, they're featured + “at one low price, $2981. f eg + et saint ad Preeme le by ms MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 * Voting Machines - ‘Here to Stay > Voting” machines proved them- selves in Pontiac Monday. Polls closed at 8 p.m. Two hours and a half later returns from every one of the city’s 44 precincts were in the office of City Clerk Apa Evans, at City Hall. This included time need- ed for precinct chairmen to drive | from their precincts to the City Hall oe pee pe oS tk x. © Wks in das tay tromh the tags of paper ballots when some election , boards tolled through the night and _ into daylight hours of the following day to count and tabulate ballots ee ee ered Gate we —_ A.13 te 18 hoor grind after 12 hours operating the voting ma- __chinery is an invitation to error. Now the vote is counted and ready for recording when the last elec- ~ tor opens the machine cur- tain to record vote.. _Monday’s-election of course, was. / light, ‘with only about 7,500 voters | - out of 37,600 registered going to the polis. This however, has little bearing on the speed with which . precinct “boards can close their day after the _ Mhe vote from 1,000 ballots from a orgies, 0 arom ante samc SE eenSAA te vocarsdted fo tutare elections, both heavy and light. Precinct: workers and voters ‘alike can be happy that the city’s current budget provides for pur- chasing the machines. which are presently on a rental basis. — . Oakland Courity areas have added machines at intervals over recent _ years until Monday found only six ' precincts out of 257 voting precincts ~ still using paper ballots. Zs Liteiik/ ¥ . It 4s hoped that these six precincts (Groveland, Brandon, Lyon Town- ships, South Lyon City and one ~ Northville precinct in this county) serving about 3,800 registered voters, -gaon will come into the fold to make ~ Oakland County’s election machinery completely mechanized. A Mid-East Oil. Interests Plan to Bypass Suez * Alternative routes bypassing both the Suez Canal, now being reopened, and vulnerable pipelines in the Mid- die East are being discussed by the big ofl companies. This can now be done eco- nomically with the use of super- tankers around Africa and construction of new pipelines. Large tankers are being built and ‘', several pipelines are being con- ' sidered. xk * * Already one route surveyed would run from Iraq up through Southern | Turkey east of Syria to the Mediter- ranean. This. line could also be ‘ex- tended south through Iran and British controlled Kuwait and thence to the Persian Gulf. Another branch might extend>west to the Arabian- -_-Amettean “Oll-Co. line which runs” “1,000 pes, from \ the Gulf ough - " ditions’ velit investors are under- ~~ standably hesitant. However, Secretary Duutes has intimated that it might be possible to “internation- alize” the new pipelines. This would call for treaties with all interested - nations as well as those through The Suez Canal then would be just one of ‘several routes for oil ship- ments to Western Europe which now is largely dependent on that route. | While Premier Nasser seems to hold the upper hand for the © time being, building of tankers and new pipelines would loosen his stranglehold. on Europe’s economy. That, in the long run, would “be Ganateone to Egypt's economy. Pn nd One way thousands of people se- cure something of value under “false pretenses” is ‘by pretending to work. The Man About Town Ideas That Pay Off Suggestion Awards at City . Plant Run Into Big Money Listen: What a wife refuses to do. if she hears the same one too — often. : " Employes who make , mesial at Pontiac Motor Division : continue to draw down. good money for their ideas. In recent awards, Melvin A. Kenney of 47 North Sanford St., was top winner, receiving $1,123. Several dozen others -drew from. $18 to $422 each. setal draft boards = asked to induct © ‘40 mere into the army. as thelr April =. From Pontiac City, Chief Clerk Nancy Linden states that 10 will go, and from me) — county board, “Chief Clerk Mary Kelly will ‘send 30. The induction date for both boards is April 16. >: Now supervisor from our Springfield © Township, .. John L. Carey, was mayor of Dearborn just before the regime of the colorful Orville L. Hubbard, dite: our Birmingham in an article by - Laura Barr, long-time. resident of that suburban com- munity which she describes as “the place where the future is now.” The five-page feature includes four color fllustrations from paintings of. local scenes by | Fred S. Cole, 5 Sees rete = An extremely friendly dog ts that of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Felch of Waterford. He's so courteous with a pet skunk that it does not retaliate the af- fections in the usual way. There's a moral in this episode. Can't you almost smell it? From the pen of my old friend, I learn that the first union ts defy man- agement was ee Retiring from his work witi ‘the Grand Trunk Railway since 1918, is Harry W. Wormnest of 6054 Andersonville Road. : a the prized possessions of Ed, Harrington of 60 West Rutgers Ave., is a three-dollar bill issued by the Bank of Pontiac in 1843. I like that safe driving slogan, ’ Too far, too fast, too many,” because it allows you to dig down a little for its full meaning. Cavorting around Florida, we missed out on the sixty-third wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. William Baum of Wixom, on March 21. Here's belated orchids. A recent survey by a national maga-' zine-on “What Worries You Most?,” showed that 43 per cent of our people are “worried most about finances and wages, ‘30 per cent about personal problems, 24 ‘per cent about health, and only three per cent about war or world problems. — Verbal Orchids to- Mrs. Hortense Merriman of Birmingham; eighty-fourth birthday. 1 Henry Wuelfling - of Walled Lake; Meat -sopeod birthday. * . e ™ ‘ * q @" « avs, Agt,. os Sn, ke x be AEs i Soo le The Snow Flower David Lawrence Says: Split Vote Enabled Texan to Win WASHINGTON — The -story of the Texas election is the story of “liberal” wins It wasn't a ae than 275,000 votes, and they gave Thad Hutcheson, Republican, more than 214,000: votes. would not have gone to Yar- borough. If it be assumed that some of borough on the other could have fought for the Democratic nomina- tion, it seems likely that Yarbor- ough would have lost out. Fg toelleegeerange ogres the nomination, and it is most unfortunate that the Democratic Party didn’t put through the’ state legislature the bills introduced which sought to bring about that kind of election first, before chai- lenging the Republican Party at the polls in the final contest. But one reason, of course, was that many of the supporters of Senator-Elect Yarborough thought he had a better chance in an elec- tion that split up the Democratic votes, and isolated the Republican . conservatives behind their own candidate. Yarborough has been up for elective office in Texas on a state-wide basis five times and has lost four times. He ran once ‘for attorney general and three times for governor. He is the standard bearer of the so-called “loyalist” faction in Texas poli- tics which is made up largely of the Truman-Stevenson wing of the party. The Democrats in the North are, of course, crowing over “the great victory of the Democrats over the Republicans” in Texas. Also, the Repuslicans in the North are argu- ing that this election was an en- line-up in the South. OUST COALITION A few more episodes of this kind and the Republican Party will have succeeded in sending to the Senate and the House many exponents of radical philosophy and, in the end, the coalition in Congress of north- couraging step toward a two-party ern Republicans of the conserva- tive school. and conservative Demo- crats from the South will be broken down, if indeed it isn't largely wiped out, ~ ® , r their res turally want to see ing far built up— but, In the struggle over conflict- definition between the Republican — and Democratic parties on state issues, it is sheer folly -for the national Republican organization to stimulate the selection of Re- publican nominees for the Senate and the House in the deep South. * * * There are a few districts in the South where the preponderance of conservatives is such that putting up a Republican nominee for the House of Representatives becomes a logical means of defeating a Democrat from the radical side. mary to eliminate the -many can- didates who usually enter these contests, the risks to the conserva- tives of such an election as Texas had this week are obvious. It 15 Years Ago VOTERS TO ballot on tax boost, WAR BOARD halts office ma- 20 Years Ago | ERROL FLYNN shot in Spain. ‘MURPHY PLANNING clean up of auto strikes, = Dr. ‘William Brady Says: ie ll g ili ie He F Z i = ak ge E $8 i A z fi i Hl z 3 i E E i i FA g | 7 tl _ Editorial Pra Praised a Union Man ing. We expect to, and will, merit the respect of the public and employ- ers. ‘Given Local Show I want to express our grateful- ness for the news coverage you and your staff-fave given to the Water- ford Junior Chamber of Commerce - Sports and Builders Show. The front page picture and page two story in the March 21 edition was a everything we hoped for - in publicity, and also the warm example that has been recently expressed by -The Press, that pesos gens jon lope pos any other news. ere amine tome unr all Ga What You Can’t See ( Cri) Jee mers ae ia md Most people at least pretend to cover their coughs and sneeze when in the presence of any one’ they respect, for they have seen. or felt the droplet spray produced. by coughing, or sneezing. But they have not seen or felt the , droplet spray’ produced by dinary sation, ' think what you can't feel or bee won't hurt you. DR. BRADY. The respiratory infections are most readily spread to others in the first hours or the first day or two of illness. - PTA meeting, assuring every- hody within conversation spray range that it is wothing, just a little cold, makes a lot of work for the doctors. This person ought to wear a suitable mask to prevent germ A suitable mask need not be hideous or uncomfortable, More comfortable, more efficient and less ugly is the type of mask « . designed by Dr. Lewis J. Silvers, primarily for his own use and for other nose and throat specialists, physicians, dentists, optometrists, opticians, barbers, hair dressers, cosmeticians while at work. SAFETY MEASURE — Such operators’ are constantly within spray range while treating or serving-patient or customer. For their own safety as well as the client's safety, they should always wear a suitable mask while at work. * The Silvers mask is transpar- home non-inflammable, and may kept perfectly clean, genes as sterile, by washing with soap and water when preparing for the next patient or customer. Send me 35 cents and a stamped, Definitely Can Hurt You self-addressed envelope for Little Lesson No. 5, Call It Cri. This booklet tells all about the common infections and tells how respiratory : to make the Silvers mask. * * * Signed letters, not more than on or 100 words long pertaining to Serena health and a not to disease, diag- nosis » Will be answered by self- Pon- 1957) with thig testimonial. Thomas Belton - Publicity Chairman Elvis Disappoints His Former Fan TI was a great fan of Elvis Pres- ley until I saw him in. Detroit. I was so utterly disappointed and disgusted I could hardly believe what I saw. Until I saw him I couldn’t understand why TV cen- sored him. I'll gladly go along with those parents who say he’s ‘Groups Deny Aid. , to Stranded Cat’ Not too long ago we had a “Be Kind to Animals Week.” It seems the organizations meant to- help them will come. Even the police and firemen won't come. Why do we bother to pay for- the shelter, etc., when they can’t help an a in need? Mrs. John Mangan 3056 W. Newberry Rd. Another ‘J. M. K.” | Supports Police I, too, am known as J. M. K. and I got five calls within an hour asking if I had written the Voice of the People letter criticizing the . Waterford Policé Department. I have lots of friends in the -police and sheriff departments, and it hurt. I am back of the law 100 per cent. If the limit is 35 miles per hour, that means 35 miles per hour, not 45 or 60, the way lots of people drive. All I. can say is to live up to the law and no one will bother you. Nuts to the talk -about speed traps. The ones who holler the most are the ones who violate the law. Then they cry. . John M. Kellner - 70 Washington St. - : Christians are called saints, for their holiness; believers, for their faith; brethren, for their love: dis- ciples, for their knowledge.—Fuller v Case Records of a Psychologist: Application Can Mean More Money Frances raised her salary $520 at the very moment she got her new job. Many young folks fail to realize that they can often add an extra $5 or $10 per week to their opening wage just by their letter of _application for a job, plus their social poise at the time of the interview. Read . how Frances did it. By DR. GEORGE : Ww, CRANE Case U-346: Frances D., aged 26, was one of my former psychol- ogy students at Northwesterh University. . * * ; * “Dr. Crane, your course in applied psycholo- gon. gy has beents worth over $500 ® to me just this year,” she said with a smile. Sg _ “Well, I'm glad © to hear that. , replied, where specifically did it bring you that $500." - Frances then CRANE went on to describe how she had changed jobs, : ; “And I used your specimen. ‘etter of application’,” she add: ed. “I typed it. very neatly, with wide margins, “And I followed your suggestions about listing my business experi- _ ence -first, followed by educational background; then personal data. “And I offered four references . with ‘handles’ on their names. ‘PROOF OF THE PUDDING “Well, 79 girls had applied for this same position. And \I was . called in for an interview, with three others. *~ kt “My prospective. cmplovet i asked mea few questions, Mean- while, .I noticed a beautiful pic- ture on the wall, so I paid him a compliment concerning it. : * * * “Later, after I had been select- ed for the job, he told me that my very efficient looking letter had partly predisposed him to choose me, “And my self-assurance dur- ing the interview, as indicated by my volunteering a compli- ment concerning the picture, had tipped the scales in my favor. “And TI learned a few weeks later that he had a sliding scale for opening salaries ranging from $60 to $70 per week. * * * “He said my poise and business- like letter of application had caused him to offer me the higher igure. Es “So I made $520 my first year as a result of the practical psy- chology you taught us at North- western.” - WAGE BOOSTS What many young people fail to realize is that you can often a ee ee especially in offices. If an average girl is selected, they may offer her the lower obviously of superior ability, then they may jump her salary $10. per week at the very momept she is hired. / So learn how to write a good letter of application.-By all means realize that its primary purpose ebro ‘nota ' And to develop the social poise or assurance which tipped . the. scales for Frances and this netted her an additional salary’ of $520, be sure you join the ——— Club.’ a For it helps change shy intro- verts into gracious personalities who are far more s¢lf-possessed. It also reduces your fears, for in analyzing your; cenipanions for geed points which to phrase your compli- ments, - you forget yourself. And bravery means for- getfulness of self; Cowardice, on 0 contrary, are think- primarily Always write to Dr. George W. Crane in ene 0 The Fon ree “boston es Fo stamped, self. i and 20¢ to big AF : when you send phiets, ; | + * -dollars. in 1957-58, ‘by the LONDON (~The British gov.) ernment today announced a sharp ly. revised defense program it) hopes will save the hard - seme . island nation about 784 million Included in the cutbacks ‘ was a newly disclosed decision to with- draw Britain’s troops from Libya, and Korea, Date of the withdraw- | al was not given, but military}: soonest expeet ‘them “fairly 1957-58 was cate at $3,976,-| 000,000, | * 2 *£ As outlined a year ago, the pro-| gram would have cost about $4,-/ 760,000,000. The revised ‘program is based largely on the supply missiles which Britain will . ceiving from the United States. the government aims to stabilize ]-_ Britain’s armed forces at about) 375,000 regulars. by the end of | 1962. : . 1. ne The Defense Ministry said it. was planning on the basis of end-' ing the military draft by the end. of 1960, less than a year after Prime Minister Macmillan'’s gov-: ernment must face a general elec-) tion if Parliament ‘does not vole! it . out of. office before. * << ww The White Paper said the sav- ings this year are being secured. by a substantial reduction in the. over-all strength of British forces | and by gutting down production | orders. In addition to the with- drawal from Libya and Korea, Britain's agreed to a cut of 13,000 men in the British force in West Germany this year.*A further cut of 13,- 000 men will.be reviewed next year by the NATO members. The. cuts have- been promised Macmillan government ever since it took office last Jan-' uary, * >» * The government has been un- der pressure to introduce tax con- cessions to relieve the soaring cost of living. Tax relief may also restore some of the popularity which the government’ has lost to the Labor party; as shown in recent special parliamentary elections, Information Chief Asks Broadcasts | to Middle East | NEW YORK (®—The new chief of the U.S. Information Agency called today for quick construc- tion of a land-based transmitter. to send clear radio broadcasts into the crucial Middle East, — | Director Arthur Larson, in a speech prepared for a public af- fairs luncheon of the Union League Club, also said 20 new USIA cen-| ters Africa. * * *. Larson declared that the No. 1) aim ef his agency should be: “To establish throughout the, world a high reputation for truth and believability. In my opinion, the age of tricky propaganda is aboyt’ over.” Larson said he- has “tresh| news” that many persons inside, Russia listen’ regularly to the, Voice of America, the USIA radio broadcasting facility. He reported also that a survey | among 1,000 refugees from Hun- gary showed. 7 out of 10 had lis-’ tened to the Voice of America, and) that the broadcasting facility had; gotten 326,000 letters from isten- ers. last- year. | HEARD IT ON TV! i | YOU'VE SEEN AND YOU'VE SEEN IT IN NATIONAL MAGAZINES NOW scr-nrar PLAY nr amazinc : Thomas ELECTRONIC 0 ORGAN / SPECIAL COURSE OF ‘ORGAN LESSONS 1.50. ORGAN FURNISHED ee GALLAGHER — MUSIC CO. 18 E. Huron FE 4-056 | _ON EASY TERMS! European allies have} should be established a 2 Baie rita to the fishing site in a matter of moments . ony *725} 80 | Lightiveight win Strong! COMPLETELY ADJUST ABLE ... FOLDING | Pe spoons CHAISE - Res $22.95 Each yout Even i youworend = you! 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Costume jewelry riot i ins, bracelets, earring Many coveted ps Pera, gl se shee Reg. 1,99. Federal’s own colton bras tched, 6.1. Plus U. S$. Tax C , oY = a »- 7 $ . 4 © Well-made bras with firm uplift features, Choose sti circular or contoured cups Sizes 32 to 40, A-B-C cups. L wee , gust SAY see Ve GK | \ AT FEDERAL’S! / | ri only! Reg. 30¢ tls’ anklet Long-weari anklets in age of 4 vai Long-wearing stretch White or -g#y assorted colors. Fit 15-549. Hurry, save! Rg, 1.96. Lita oye’ tworpioes suits te A famous manufacturer over- a4: | Smash savings! Just lke finding money! Adorable litle outfits have knit or print shirts and {o> i ines 2 to 4, 3 to 6. Rog. 2.98. Tots’ flannel lined jackets Zipper front ight colo Le cn EP stocked this hi : of posramesd ben line the } Up and are pass; Clana” savings aling'tc sot imine ir sheer in plain, da k : and tailored heels Spring shades, Sizes 81/.]] « * : Reg, 7.96. Bouncy Welsh Jumper oe : pes tiny tots amused and comfortable. 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On & sturdy metal swing stand. Perfect for bathroom, dressing table. Rg, 1.49. Folding TV snack table ‘Will hold « complete meal in the living room. Modern ble tray top. Easy-fold. black legs and decorated-remove: Boys’, Girls’ 20” bicycles wheels, balloon tires. Reinforced a : Complete with training ne i als and foot brake Red, blue. frame, ball-bearing ped: . GARTERS ' os 69° Several popular style nd | abrics in al Adjustable, ON SALE LIMITED QUANTITIES wre tHey AQT ' __ LAS] ‘Gaus. ot ‘ a Gent towee.-. a0. Woh cloths....4 for $1 ERAL i SAGINAW A T WARREN » 1 cama eee ai ent. Open Mon., Thurs., Fri 2 : Wee. ue 2 ww 3 be for bed | day value. Hurry, save! : EN, PONTIAC , Yat. Nights to 9 inl ae BLOUSES is | 34 | ane sie in Sanforized . and Dacron. White, pastels. 3-6x, 7-14. Zippered pillow COVERS q | | ' er eS Is [ot t it : ; a ‘ae Vy ae oe ° ree . i pee V ‘ : fo aie a kis ’ ee i y j \ a 2 . : ; fs : | " / . | Jo 4 yf a ce ¥ : ‘ i ( ; 5 1 é ~e. i + i d moe he Ge hes f } i és H Pe | a‘ een ~ ‘ a Pot G: pe ee) i | j Lf | 2 af ' / i >| { i OOS oe rf ff JEM 4d) aks ialtdiiicage: ff Ae i » } a} me ae ee ae eer Oe ee ONL ae met yee & ear Mi. ep ee ae ee a eo . Ques eee Bs 4 : | ae We Ne 4 ‘ 4, Fy ‘ ia k sey ATS As es | a ? \ ae i ny ea, age r ca —— ts ae AN he ape es caused > ae re fn a {= | i ne 4 oa poe } ty ) | % ‘ \ Oe vq __.\ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY) APRIL 43057, faba CN ae 5 , Ag we: : : ' aan . . 7 — - - . : : ORE ae eeenaemeke eee rae . a 4 é ~ Place |[sppreved for nearby Auckland! buildings to be pulled down ‘/Build Rooftop Terrace. [ated on steep hillsides or rocky|several, different, colors ts well ‘The building, erected in 1855, is ' in Hilly Tefrain _ [terrain can still have ‘the many)as many different sizes and shapes, _ bull . . . & |benetits of outdoor terraces or pat-|Stainproof and scratchproof, quar- one of the few « in New!‘ Members of Britain's National Landscape problems often ‘make|i0s by decking « flat roofiop with|ry tile lends both beauty and peag- colonial peri-/Union of Teachers, determined to @ quality terrace material such as ticality to the topside. terrace, scale of from $1,400 to|!nstall at ground level, Don't giveito weathering in all peace : is now ay: ‘India’ wants a surgical catgut A “Girls? Santerized SHORTS | ; 4e-pe service for 8 Dinnerware Ser mony. Smash savings now! oe I E 3 a i up all hopes, though, Hompes sitt-| up of all the most A eed colors styles, fab- rics.Face-framing hats.Bret- tons, cloches, boxes, toquee and big brims. Save! Sterkline 6-yr. ~ CRIBS mm. 19° Hardwood panel, drop sides and steel spring. Wax -. « « 80 Federal’s for this once-a-year event! birch, white or greyplex. JUST SAY... ee my LIMITED | QUANTITIES § Bee Sa On sale while they last! “OS Li'l gents smart we wt OXFORDS Il-made for the skip and aad: Handsomely styled in brown’ oF black leather. Bouncy sport soles. Boys’ sizes 9-12 and 124-3. Reamers, saddies by ‘FRISKIES’ “Reg 88 38: Z te 11.98 Black and white saddles . Fabulous fabrics in fitted, and -slot roamers, - boxy, cape and blouse-on Brn., bik, soles; 410, styles. In all sizes. Py Free. Alterations | ‘ Choose from many smart styles! A Spring styled ma Easter Dresses ~ : ba O A higher-priced group of fashiori-dresses including fully-washable, crease-resistant coup de sage (cotton-cupioni blend) fab- | ric. Shrink-controlled, resists perspira- ef tion. Sheaths, empress styles in blue, lilac, , mint, navy and gray. Others in the group: ’ failles, cottons, cupionis and nylon. Sizes for all. Buy riow and save at Federal’s! NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS aoe ' OPEN. A REVOLVING CHARGE _. Reg. 8.98 a” ; b ee ; al ? ’ i | 4 : = \ 4 j ! . at } é f a & ‘, a rs \ i & f | 25 : | i j i 4 is i & i | ; Spd iy 4 ee EA [ bok : Ge \ Sena aire Albee MnO Ewen scr ig y fool ee es z . ACCOUNT AT FEDERAL'S TODAY! te by , . \ af fae , ee | \ HAL yd shane b> li cass A \ ‘ 7 \ * yy aes 4 iS Yi ( F \ “Es a 4 | esis | we Lees ee \ Neco aga Af PS = bla he ne ae ht ‘ [ \- ' j | 5 Re : : uc re \ eS A ae 4 i> é \ te THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 ory : Ma 1 aol ‘ a4 aa Ne ' f * é 7 > . : eo - | wad re : " ey é \ a How and What to Dust “wn , ste ae oe tae Vag PE ey \ “4% ESete = c Yarborough Victory Sweeter After L Allm’ strip to educate ity janitors|in the house should be dusted, a oroug Ic | ory wee r A er I Os Seeds ate, eel Be og ABS oN coe ary " ere mt a it the vacuum» bee Oe, i ‘ Veet hide . or irda gro nage dapadheodah gon geo aligam tibia Meipencar rmpmibe dg Ph eng Blog a Ryed binges Haron ot aes of ar Soe ont rma Geaner | Manutac-lhome. os lof the Senate, are jubilant wt the| Sen Smathers (D-Fla),|publican candidate, Thad che-|,, alph Yerborough isa living te) (2, anor again tn 105e and - ns Chairmian of the 3 fe eum lost to Shivers and his Conserva- Pd sea eRe tt eae coda aimee .(D) fm the Texas) *t first you don’t succeed, try, try) shoes and Ss ‘ gratified” over « Yarbor- * 4) The Two years later, he ran unsuc- ough’s victory. : They also pointed out that the | now run for high office in Texas in'cessfully ' for Smathers declared: vote was split by three major /five elections, On each occasion,| Price Daniel, whose nstrates again that contenders besides jhe collected more votes than the in the ee oe i = enero ee ee ® ‘the party of great strength. Smathers commented: ‘While top—being chosen U. S. Sena-| Yarborough, a afar eses aoy weeks ago. an thought. ' ee eee ‘ PP tg ooo vay ‘ presidential ele among the Democrats doing® , me 30 cracked ‘was 15. spent a & man and not a party, ‘Republicans’| modern-day tradition in Texas pol-'the continent. ' oF} “Thig victory, of course, is ‘good pleased) itics that a liberal cannot win a) school in the rural areas RK for ‘the country because it 1 ts in) Major race. eee harvested wheat in ' taing the leadership of Lym weeks rallied be- + #4 : roughnecked Johnson ‘in the Senate and — | . He first ran for office—unsuc- West Texas. the committee chairmanships Senator said the results of| céssfully—in 1938, when he sought] He worked ocratic, thereby availing, us of indicate’ the post of state attorney general. | University of Texas Law E miore experienced members which went for Eisen-| In 1952, the stocky, smiling law-|and was graduated with Senate in those positions of Nixon in 1952 and 1956,| yer Who had once sefved as a dis-| honors ; fence and importance.” go back’ in the Democratic) trict judge in Austin jumped intojin El ‘ * * ry fier Minar Mirela ty sng chap nin og De tie spokesman noted ”" in the presidential, ~ Allan Shivers in a attorney ge tha’ both President Tiemtnewetimece, hitter Conservative race. | Attorney General J * | soiled. All priced for quick sole! & ? WS 1} HGR EO a | om ppc, cagpereoe: EES ee Be Ge S: wechn Pe appeal. Turquoise of this. buy! : - $120 SOFA-seD Colonial styling plus modern _ versatility! 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Would eneteey| yeers.” to Be Held at Cologne | {$m Pp eon at the Lawyers Club, if's-a gag connected with Peck’s shouts or hand imploring. It) —-- . °9 *y ays ge ae oe itt Rubino reached New Yor in Rew picture, in which he was unbelievable, Riverside drive,! Gsan politico I — 9 very) COLOGNE, Germany — Cologne Be a Yor Soc tins been a tenant of the with nN letter to 8 relative.|a sportswriter. ‘The. bloke ss — golden rule, a woman) a with oe Y ol travea,|Will be’ the site of the Federal! -f on SAVING CERTIFICATES ~ huildinig since it was openétl justice, te imsted treet meas 1g WOKS most like him in the esti ee en ante Garden Show, from May to Octo-| ; 50 years ago. The presidents @©€ithe proud soon agp 5 sons, 1$-mation ‘of the judges ~ Inez Robb, CONSTANT PROTESTS ° and education = was recentty-teet--ber: Featured will be, rose and! {79% Deposit your surplus savings or investment § ren Pecrie 36° Sane’ ri cad Owes & ho -® small eq, Sullivan and myself —— gets) “I jeered a chduffeur inty shame[OE S00 Mt his country” and| strub-gerdens, educationst shows.) 4° savings at any one of our © convesieat) crete Pile Co., F. H. Lantry of the)yy - me in ‘a weekend in New York on the He wid to the. cure and with himself over the turbulent political’ fruit and vegetable sections, and . bai offices. M, H, Treadwell Industrial Con- i gees cult, with “My Fair Lady” thrown constant protests of fright thatrhe @isorders that had just ensued. _— pedaot emtic-and rd | struction ~ Perry Shoemaker, | lf his four . tie) frie PP a a might become ‘involved’ he helped or * * : eons, Fr c president dane Delaware Lack- Tenld gece poh tng poli rs me load her into his deluxe town’ “Batista has done some good) * ommunity awana, and Wifliam Collins, presi- DAY) Any Oe eck) 4 recent plecd bere about the ‘car, and off 10 Roosevelt Hospital things for Cuba,” -he said, ‘“but|, A" serial chair litt will lead dest ot the ‘Walter Kidde Con- at . can take care| woes: ‘of hitchhiking brings « yhere I talked them into letting him)perhaps it would have been best| fom the new exposition halt to al} National: Bank — ec Aone _ | ferriile account from a reader: go and took all responsibility. if he had permitted the elections restaurant with a fine view over fp ici ee eet located themselves FOR PECK “Once I came down Riverside . 1 *t#yed a long time. Finally, of four or five years ago to con-|the Rhine, and an aerial ropeway OF PONTIAC ; in 1907 and re still). Know any newspaperman who drive on a bus. In front of Charlie they were persuaded she woulditinue as planned. with closed cabins will carry visi Sepities there. -. looks like Gregory. Peck? You Schwab's old manse lay a woman, jlive. I left, “Then most canines Dr. pratd- se gprs — pers. Fa 7 a . {prostrate, in the street. Hundreds : ager hee ae? i ‘The building is the |don’ : 23-story rf don't, eh. “Save your thumb the next | Carlos Hevia, who graduated |dens, v . -_* *, +e OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P: M. As well as Friday, Saturday, Monday * Hurry, save more now! Reg. 249.95, now only a oe — 5 ence canoes er le eR i er F. * A lucky buy during L Days! Only 50" wide, hes inammoth 24” balanced heat master oven, electric clock-timer, handy a yi ance outlet. Pull-out front speed broiler prs easily, Automatic top burner. lighting, look-in’ oven door, Save now! 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Births are more reliably report. isolated) requires utmost tact and/ed because a certificate’ will be. “ances. andi the presence of-the husband to required later to gain admission: ito free schools, for the issuance oli aah Out With Protests, Threats poe | ~ fat the: Aftiega hinterlands but old customs and tribal taboos affecting the pare, of exam- iners’ findings. who regard him as only a census taker preparing tax lists and mames of men for military service. » A complete census is impossible ~where most of the ulation is, migratory and WHO officials have sampling method in an FEELS PUISE * which ‘was the last thing Russia «Frustrated Reds ‘Touchy’: World Won't PARIS (INS) — Western diplo- matic experts said today’ the Russians are lashing out in -all directions with protests and threats because they are unhappy about the way things are going in the world, : According to the Western read- ing. the Soviets. are ogee because: 1. Their active Middle East policy helped get the British and French out of the area but -brought the United States in, wanted, 2. The Hungarian revoit abeté the Soviets off balance because it foreed them to recognize that ‘they could continue to control satellites only by the use of force. | This is expensive and looks. s0 ‘ugly that it threatens fo spoil So- ' viet propaganda approaches else- where in the world, 3. Despite years of Soviet effort, and the fortuitous Western crisis, over Suez, the free world nations | PEA Dinner fo Mark “30.17 |NEA a. was a hives for thinking about atomic defense weapons, have threatened Britain for the Bermuda agree- ment that will give her American guided missiles. They have played up to Japan- ese fears of harm from fallout of nuclear tests im the Pacific. Warnings have been- broadcast to all NATO countries’ that they are leaving themselves open to terrible retribution for permitting American atomic air power to keep bases on their territiories, SNARL AT YUGOSLAVS And just among Communists, the Russians have turned a snarl- ing face against the Yugoslavs again, charging them with all sorts of heresies. * . * The main Yugoslav ‘‘crime”’ was specified by Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin, He “attacked the gov- ernment of Marshal Tito for say- ing that the Hungarian rebellion a “national” revolution in- stead of the “‘counter-revolution”’ ; celebrate a special event. Keep in Line , jommended ‘Early Death in Hinterlands of Atrica: — Native taboos are delaying ‘of work papers, and family din - Family names are seiiae problem. Children are some- times given a name toe com: | place, or even just a simple | | mumber, The family itself is liable - te» change : its nev. eral times in its enthiisiasm te | When trying to ascertain figures on causes of deaths the examiners: find reasons such as stomach ache, diarrhea, and just, plain fo Safeguard Korea thur W. Radford, chairman of | hower that United Nations cena * b * knew nothing about the reported ; At a news conference yesterday, violated the armistice. @pulations cough. listed. NEW YORK (The New York! the Joipt Chiefs of Staff, has rec- in Korea be equipped with jet! A Pentagon spokesman said recommendation, | » Secretary of State Dulles acknow]l- against building up mney which the Russians insist it was. Urges Ike Send Jets Times ¥aid today that Adm, Ar- to President Eisen- planes and other new weapons. | last night that Radford’s Fe, * * * edged that Communist forces had forces in Korea, on concrete-based of and including a route from Lud- lington via U.S. 10 to Midland, ‘from M20 to Bay City and all of ‘the Thumb area, j spokesman, memorate an event, their birth. | ‘Normal loadings alto will be al-'mer coat of black. eh a 4 \ ee liie We 5 Ae | ee ( \ ‘ ag ' se, ea \aer ree Me ) I ELVE eis A | eas THE PONTING PRESS, ‘THURSDAY/‘APRIL Wo ose ae EH a SORT + in’ mind thet pent of ' Mhruck Restvictions Gay eos fate from Bay City Point scale Locks }| [Se men M totet Sint pane S| bal Wiese: Delay War on sated: Ny oeserada af PER eae com Vee rae seal LANSING ~The state High-| |) ———— 70 Tons Paint for 1 Ship arel: Natural ikea an your tingera | main.in efigct on all types of state ‘contact with the ground trunklines with a few exceptions. 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It may well be} a primary tool in pursuing the | cartography of the sky.”, phos the night of Aug. 31, 1951; by ’ Dr. Wilson, then chief astrono-i} | i | q | mical observer for the survey, has’ since become director of the Lo-| well’ Observatory | in Flagstaff, | = Ariz. -As- discoverers, they were privi-| and they chose Geographos with, | as Dr. Bowen remarked, “the! approbation of the Mount Wilson/ and Palomar Observatories.” The Government debt of Hong] Kong,. now prosperous, is less than two months’ income, REDEEM COUPONS AT THESE STORES R & G MARKET 2060 Milford SUNNY SIDE MARKET 2940 Hensman « WALTERS GENERAL STORE 3100 Rochester . a SUPER MARKET STEVED MARKET : CERIO’ SUPER MARKET 1647 Rochester. THOMAS SUPER MARKET .- - | 3329 Auburn ' — VIRGIE’S MARKET 36945 Mound W. B. SUPER ~amasaee 34771 Dequindre WEB'S MARKET 43756 Park BURCH’S MARKET 158 Baldwin - EDISON MARKET 185 Edison ELLINGSEN’S MARKET 332 North Perry . leged to choose the planet's name| | Call FE 5-4171 Dryehi choice of all-wool wilton, axminster or frieze twist COMPLETELY INSTALLED with ° ‘FOAM-RUBBER PADDING OVER “ANY FLOOR WITH TACKLESS . INSTALLATION | METHOD! Beautiful Hanwecies House carpeting designed for long ° . wear will brighten up your home for the Spring Holi- days. Choose the’style and color from our assortment of Harmony House colors to blend with your decorating scheme... then our installers will install carpeting and padding at this low price of 11.99 sq. yd. * quarantee beautifu |, frothy Dacron* a’ ont priscillas © Regular 5.39 97 y 50x81-in. Size pair 4 Sheer, crisp, soft draping priscillas with full Z 6%-in. ruffle. Drip dry; little or-no ironing needed! Wash bequtifully «+ adds grace S* and beauty to your home decor! Ivory white, Other sizes available, ; up to 96x90-inch size. iy of Dacron’ panels Regularly 1.49 . . . 41x63-In, Size - Generous width... put several eso Bae ble stitched sides for longer wear. i B sale of Dacron tiers ‘ap Regularly 2.59 . . . 40x36-In. Size Exquisite fvory white tiers with. : delicate ruffles that need little 97 or no ironing. For beautiful ~ gee Bevin window elfect, put tier upon a rin’ tier. . - . : Carin, Draperies Dep Mela Fie completely installed ?@ Including Foam Rubber Cushion ili ea aa ee “ga Pai SL ee | Ke - ay 1 oe * 2 $ : Yd et 4, i a ox x y fs ieee hace: Pe ee ‘ *. 2 hoe: , + * Cs ___ PONTIAC, \ \ 1 ‘MICHI AN 8 Slagle é mites, sew i ton 50 was he , ne, 5 while he still was in- the - ill, Dave Beck told newsmen in)When the war was over, _ Washington, D. C., that nurses are|up housekeeping in a in attendaance 24 hours daily andiro0m house at 5752 @ move to a hospital might bring| Northeast, which on a serious relapse, even paralysis.| showed a mortgage ps ep te blood ‘pres-| Beck then was a $4 Fg: eee [ont 1860 when the” pres | Im recent years it is evident | 1 go} wealthy. But. when it was re- never bring it} vealed that Beck was one of the an 18-story swank apart- cent beminig Bore Beck still bout! vowed poverty. He told an inter- is what I) viewer on Jan, 2, 1964, referring Cur pat:| to the building area: quiet ee ee ee Te Seattle newspaper people, | and Mrs. Beck had to go without She has the relaxed manner of a a lot of things.” BPE carecamg, unser, |, While Mrs. Beck claims ite E knowledge 's RE TRY THE AMAZING NEW co Has FRUIT TREES “OMON SETS - Red, While or Yellow Choice of Peach or Apple pound - 17 198 * * David Bradley Wood Fence Posts Each 69¢ Low cost chemically treated posts 7-It, long, about 4-in. in diameter. Bark removed.’ Use natural or paint. ~ rad a pod ven | e pad we - Lee GS 8 2S #8 ® | . pal eocss > e ses: = = : P< > pa pa = = : : : ‘nd : ~_ ;S$O8SSESS 4482) 9OSEHSCHREESD) 4 - -. - - be * at pa pd —~ _ peeeteaegss . ese a@e &=° ~~ pet on ee aa 7 ea an ae pao _ = Wercerrererrr eeenese et Utility Netting W7é 48-in. high, 20-gauge galvan- ized stee] wire. Excellent pro- tection for chicks: Other heighis, mesh sizes too. Now Se i ae | w, Corner Pike FE 5.5731 a = 16-inch Chain Sow Cuts to 32 Inches Reg. 169.85 149.88 Easy Terms David Bradley, high speed, direct drive saw. Diaphragm carburetor for all position cut- ting, Light weight. : & SALE! WALK GATE 3-tt.-x 48-in. 99 Reg. 12.50 Chain Link Dbl. DRIVE GATE 10-tto.x 48-in, ‘DRS $3 DOWN Reg. 31.95 : CLOTHES POSTS 10-t. T Style 8» _ with ¢ books Flower Bed Border Fence Reg. 2.98 2 : 4 4 25-it. roll Dress up flower beds with attractive, woven 16-in. high border fence. Heavily galvan- ized. 22-in. high available. 13 to 17-in. Poth Reg. 12995 99.90 = Easy Terms 16 HP motor. Cheisel type tines work in hard or solt soil. Rotary mower, leat chopping attachment available, . Trans- port attachment included. C ~ . i ees te ” Chain Link “| . fencing for you | EVERGREENS of Eight _ Varieties Juniper Savin, 12-15-in. Blue Cone, 15-18-in. Andora juniper 12-15-in. Excelsa Stricte, 12-15-in. '@ Well cared for field ‘in the finest condition! : Harion CHAIN LINK FENCING Use Sears Modernizing Credit Plan Neo Money Down, Up to 36 Months to Pay Add vdlue to your home, protection your children. ials are fully guaranteed by Sears. APRIL $1957 Juniper Pfitzer, 10-12-In, Exeoles Arbervites, 15-18-in. Irish Juniper, 18-24-in. Hetsi Glaucs, 12-15-in. © Carefully dug, balled, burlapped The wise home owner keeps his landscape invitingly green all year. At these low prices, you can't afford to pass up the opportunity of . | " buying high quality Cross Country evergreens, Beauty, Durability, Protection i ee o? Ky e Designed to last as long: as your home! Every part, from’ posts to fittings, exceeds fencing industry stand- ards. 2-in. mesh wire is ll-gauge; fully galvanized alter weaving. Rugged, tubu- lar ‘steel gate has closer included, Ar- range for Sears experts to install your » +. all labor and mate- 6 ‘GREEN KARPET © ‘ROBIN HOOD Qpemmd snennss Me poms bg Speeds soss-c-229 SPEC PURPOSE : 1 pound ..cuceeete pounds xs>02+ 0800 © peted cicac-:-199 . pounds .......2.69 4 pounds sissies Ot ©: White . w - 45°, Marion Biue Grass CT EES FC = 1 pound eonees2-89 Domestic Rye Grass 5 Ibs. 98¢ 2 pounds coeeeee SBD — ee 149 Kentucky Blue Grass, Ib. 1.49 Economy. Mix Grass, “i 5 weeeeeeetan te Highland Bent Grass, tb. 1.49 :* e FERTILIZERS | 5 lbs. ..s.00++0--558 PEAT MOSS 40 the. FRE ee | d : 1.28 Golden Vigore. i 1. Pk.......090 "8 Phs......-4. Cues Cuan Pad a ge Cat Bale..3,58 Large Bale. 4.98 Fertilizer Spreader, _ 5 the. ek cas eee Sn ae 30 Th, cap.....+.--6.98 50 tb. 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PHILCO REFRIGERATOR Factory List $249.95 1738- Wo Money Down—$2.00 Weekly! Look what you get: Full-family-size DELUX® FEATURED PHILCO' with 15.2 sq. ft. shelf area—full width freezer and with Trade samples are selling fast — Better get yours now at our sale price, before they're gone. Whinkpoot Automatic Washer . FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER with top $ a loading door — elec- tric timer system. Free delivery! instal- lation! Automatic Dryer. : COMPLETELY AUTO- MATIC DRYER with automatic heat con- $ ‘ trol and safety ther- : mostat. Big lint trap — forced flow ex- haust. BUY BOTH for only 306 NO MONEY DOWN—2 Years to Pay! ‘ aS i » § ¢ 4 * 4 a et rie Py. Ah Pais Sen ays oy Xs = iy # = Lt PR ES, Beles ! ai Py * | be i “ 7 hoe ae ea ; é 4 = a / ct ety ‘ | eat “ © ee Go Aa * Serhes. ies 4 a Rea 5 eee 3 A i ie " & - ~|) \ See hy | @ | os i eos u ‘ | re ‘ ‘ | \ x a A i F a i : : & ‘ A : ee f ais ( ’ \ hh ca i* PA ae fO \ \ : Fy : ot FE : ' Ss F H D a 5 zs O57 Fae ae : . : 7 aa TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIU4, 1957) ss , ru oo eres ean autos watt ae , , 7 MAKE MEN “SLACK HAPPY” ff ..-s THE “PRICE BARRIER” a ase a inet 8 An event so outstand- ing,.so large in scope -.. yes, and so rare that it took months of advance planning to _bririg to the men of- Oakland County what we believe to be the finest presentation of its kind ever offered in this area! | Price alone does not make a good value... the actual worth of any "article can be determined only by rdinarily r sae and year Trount. pee fine avality As of woo and rayon, rayon : , / quality of material and workman- | a ee . S These Colors: & ship, plus its utility to the buyer — ‘& " Py medium and dark fi ..-only then does price have any | _ true meaning! 5 OSMUN’S COMPROMISED ON QUALITY: "These Slacks Available ~ | at Both Stores = ° Ss Sw ee Two Fine Stores to Serve You Better | Sorry, No Mail shy Mee ie Sse ‘or Phone Orders Taken ee ee ee Yes, Even at This Low, Low Price You May Charge or Layaway Your Purchase. oO Macy ee We Se eS Fa EES Oe. fh FAS ae. 5 2 ea a 2 * Bee a eee. 48 ad * Zz . 2. 2 + es t ? 2 { Lt t i ay * i \ ete of E PONT ; 1 = 4 4 % Garner believes the “‘frustfated] 11 hag to do with the museca jintellectual and, profession-| worthy behavior & | man,” not necessarily the ; ie gil wr 4 I , ae ‘ D pe é 5 HT eff t aT for to is set for Oct. 1, 1%8. ing. ie Total cost of the fo | The U S&S. 3 merce, Citing R et Otome since 1948. The Alfred M. Pelham, county A director, said $800,000 of the eon-|"tnaae Fast : Se oe ae fourths to Israel | CAA) allocation vot $1,250,000 tol hast “a Soun® F = project, he said. : be ¥ : * & & i Most of the CAA money will be| _ — lek — . ain ! rd ce. i oe ee ak, eee ae eens at tea "ise , Bee oN : ie cts « ee ) | ae be , Pars! ‘When an American firm builds 2 a en 2 * ‘}& plant and begins operating in ne : ‘ ee ie = & Barnett’s Bring Down the High i = | Price of MEN’S CLOTHING! po = More Than 2,500 — ] and 2 Pant Suits and Topcoats ¢, some - All Fine Quality — Just Arrived for the Easter Parade oe | Get In Tomorrow or Saturday for These Grand Values! So 2 A, —“€C au Yau Sa,, si Cc , Vou Pave . Mani! This is wi , Savings! This 1 sorb recalled “THe comune” ' UE KINGS of Pontiac’? You'll - PPreciate this great value when . see them! se You Don't Need the Casht al. 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He can’ make new friends, join e\clubs and senior citizens’ organiza- -|tions, take adult education courses. The secret is staying “busy. nd, he should understand that Social Security shouldn't rey True, | Social ay cg payments | Millions of healthy older people do. Or, maybe now that his children are grown, he can find a smaller, FEAR EXPENSE There's no doubt that medical expenses are a constant fear of many retired people, But many'| cities and towns have clinics and hospitals where older. people can |get low ao or free medical care. * * 4 ‘a te oe fearing the cost of medical care isn’t. going to solve latter all, if you're healthy you don’t need the care. The best way) Ito stay healthy is by not worrying, iby a good diet and by proper; lexercise and activity. (Questions on Social Security Problems may be addressed to “Social Security,” in care of The Pontiac Press. Questions will be | answered by mail from the Pon- tiac office of the Social Serurity | Administration. There/is no | charge for this service.) | a Sweden's Tota} Output Since War Up 90 Pct. STOCKHOLM—Since World War Tl Sweden's / Andustrial productivi- ty has incpeased by some 20 per 4 . os f= WARE Wemen’s Congress FA rus noe 13: 3 Meuse Ne, 2 J spend i] oe | ESF oa iy Advertised | wees 7 a ; # ~, i i) : 3 cenaaiaeems ani enciaeeeael Cee he Imagine a home as beautiful as this for your very own . .% with all of the conveniences and comforts you've always wanted! It’s one of the homes designed from suggestions by the recent U.S. Women’s Congress on Housing. And we / can help you plan it . . . and own it . . . sooner / than you think. See it, as well as 18 others, in ’ our new “Celotex 1957 Book of Homes.” Copies available here .. . come in today! Insist on genvine - CELOTEX 0, oh. oh fot Serving Your Comma Sis 1090 < U7 s. S. Cass "FE 28385. cent and: agricultural. productivity has improved by about 30 per jcent,. Today Sweden produces , about 90 per cent more goods than of Ameri build ee ea 8 Se ramen can a ati Wop Dun bed These x FRIDAY — (GEORGE'S ard E. Bie Antactic getinesis of 1983-35. Navy Revives Sea Chanteys Singing Sailors Salvage Robust Tunes, Preserve! Ancient Heritage GREAT LAKES, If. (INS) — When iron men sailed wooden ships they sang chanteys to help them work. Today's young salts have salvaged the sunken ditties, | but just for fun. Great Lakes Naval Training sta- tion has spawned a group of sing- ing sailors ‘specializing‘in the old work songs of the sea, The group is called “The soya pce * © Chanteymen were se ataiiaalln members of a Sailing vessel's crew in the old days. teyunam (oak over. Me i i beats, muscled backs strained ba unison and hauled away. “But sea chanteys were to be found only in barnacle-crusted old volumes and among the feper- * * * The 25-man Great Lakes chan- tey group sings these robust tunes to entertain Navy personnel afd | civilians in the area, for pleasure’ jand, in the words of Captain A. 'C. Burrows, commander at Great Lakes: “To preserve the heritage of the sea.” Brazil’s airline, Panair do Bra- sil, will buy four DC-7C _ for toires of a few obscure folk sing- ; ‘ers in recent times. ($6,900,000. - NEWPORT’S heels that blossom - “, ~ wa - Town & Country Shoes and sandals ever. What an enchanting look they give : to Spring “57. And how high they look. It’s all illusion. America’s Best Fashion Shoe Value, GEORGE S - NEWPORT’S — =e in the spring... . _ EASTER | } SPECIALS Y. Take a tip from the. “Easter ’ Bunny’ ... Be here when the © doors open. for real savings) Buy < Gals Croat Tories: Get Holden Trading Stamps, too. Save 1.22 on These . 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SHIP — Service for Mollie Arline! native . of _ this township’ {bananas on a@ kitchen table and who died Monday, was to be held $40 were eraeriee missing from at 1:30 p.m, today from the Haley ul Chancey, 254 N.'Funeral Home, Hamilton at Puri- Banana Cream Pie A banana cream pie and four the home of: East Blvd, told police. someone en- tered his home Tuesday night after! forcing open the basement door,' ‘M6 Budget Cut “Said Ineffective | Teagan, tan, Detroit. ‘Grand Lawn Cemetery, Detroit. Mrs. Teagan is survived by her daughter, -Mrs. Jeanne- Williams. Ronald William West Ronald William West, one-year- old son of Richard and Ruth Edna Redden West, 1617 Inverness. 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Granger Well, executive | DRUG is HERE + te the colonel, “is s mach better | 7 ané donkeys for even less. vice president of the Port Huron | proposition than my 2%-horse- | Then there's the question of Park Looks Like Rainbow | Times Herald, chairman wittee, | WATCH $ : paar |‘ power car. - : food which, is both expensive and MPA Traffie Safety Committee, BANDS You have reasonable assurance that peptic, gastric or duodenal : io iscarce, although not quite as dear | outlined a proposed safety x ulcer can be properly treated and healed. You have to read in s A horse is cheaper to run than Sulphur Dell baseball park, in) the tesmedl- a & . ” he added and rate’ as gasoline. The poor aaa notion program for magazines and newspapers about! the miracle drug” tablet tone big breweries of Britain, "#"vest this year put up the price Nashville, ‘Tennessee has live ate future, WE MAKE KEYS Aig that helps heal an ulcer in 21 days. 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News Analystience in the past tense by knock-|he had actually used. by Brucker on: Survey aia sod ssa | WASHINGTON: ) — The ing out the verb “is” and saying| He said: “No .. . 1 must’ re- of 3 Counties {field said, J secretary Wilber - |way for a newsman to be sure he|“there has been some differ-/Se*ve the in case I make al « te ap tiogeer _ [knows what Secretary of Statejence.” ‘ oer my Se Shas venweged anak: Syotange WDullles means to say is to get it “6 € damage to international relations Favorable action by the Secreproblems and’ some serious dam- - }in_ writing. Te : his it cons. Miel aeaoe one on aoa _|tary of the Army is expected tojage” have been created in many! ) who Bet exclusive 1 \speed « flood survey for Oakland,jurban areas “because of « marked) transcript changed this|two reporters from Time and Life| Wayne and Macomb Counties, Con-|increase in land development.” “past rt | : a : ss wor-/of Royal Oak, said in Washington, Broomfield believed that survey: is words to suit himself. * _ At his next conference, Oct. 16,|ry rrections later jf they|D.C. today, results could profitably be incor-| * : . their} Bloomfield’s report came after|porated in ‘future planning of the newsmen who heard. him|J9>, asked him to let the trans-‘copy before they publish it. ‘his introduction of a bill calling for|Detroit Metropolittan Area. af a aa FOR ONLY $10.00 DOWN | _ cmc ge ee YOU CAN OWN A... Ike Names Woman Eee | as Press Assistant pepe ee al toiled today appointed a) fall when, at his Oct, 2, 1956, newsil_ woman—-Mrs.: Anne Wheaton—to conference, he was asked about replace Murray Snyder as an as-|a reported split between the Unit-§ sistant press secretary in the ed States and its British andy ‘MOTOROLA PORTABLE White House. French allies, ; : = cm e i : ; The surprise move was an- * Pia = * i SRE arcane eS ae 14 Inch TV $ 95 petal nounced by the President in a! He said “t some differ-/5 x ; ‘aan SPECIAL in the great speech before some 1,500 applaud-! ence.’ ‘This language put the dif-/§ | tee a ing women at the 5th annual Re-|ference in the present tense, giv-— nae : > ~ ! ™ - tradition of Retina quality publican Womens Conference. ling it the appearance of something § * * x ’ still going on. : Mrs, Wheaton, director of wom- en's publicity for the Republican . Ae National Committee, said the ap-/ Marriage License | _ pointment came as: ‘‘a complete *. . surprise” and she got the word ADplications just an hour and a half earlier from her new boss; James Hag-| Donald K Sprague, Oxford erty, White House press secretary.| ™****"* . "Foubs,” oxtora * * * Calvin H. Baxter, Birmingham The appoin ; io is — Maryann T. Baxter, Birmingham cause for the first time it abies Robert M. Edwards, 402 W. Huron a woman Official to a top White) Eves 5. McKaye, 1038 Golf Dr. House. press post. ry L. pine. Miltord Mrs. Wheaton, who says she is Garaira’ a Gross, Milford over 60 years old, is a native of Don L. Rally pit & Ls opegi ed Utica, N. Y., and onetime news- us, MOTORNCA. 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He retired in 1948, Campbell in. nearby Apple Valley. peut a ing. the myriad deseit flowers, Jack Asks Oven Decree through the Soo yesterday, thejtotaling $15,000. ptalting walks and writing an au- an in the Id rush days of the whose wife Dorothy Towne has) {just below the soo and was forced 071 for the month, according a, - ‘filed suit for divorce in Mexico, to\dock in the St. Mary's River! the fopert. breaking windrowed ice in the| ‘Thrty-four home building per- mits were issued in Waterford ‘of ‘The first Great Lakes vessel | Township, toyaling $1,547,020 for Actor’s Equity, Sparks was black-| originally was expected to’ pass (the month of March, according to Two commercial building - per-) The lead ship in the; convoy mits were issued for a concrete There ‘be busied himseif inspect- which was scheduled to lock plant on M39 an da barber shop|ports may range from 90 to 110, million bushel¢ 4 |Pittsburgh Steamship Line ore car-| Altogether, there were 86 build-/ tential: of the seaway is realized tobiography of his career—which._LOS ANGELES @®—Jack Webb,|rier Anderson, scraped an object] ing permits issued, totaling $1,647 CHICAGO —The St. Lawrence) Seaway should make Chicago the ,eas for corn nation’s leading grain export cen} i! ‘ter by the mid 1960s, a university) The seaway will provide savings 4 research study states. ‘of from 15 to 20 cents a bushel on * ‘versity school of business and the to 70. cents a bushel, the study’ bushels annually 19 full po-!c : $se.* ‘wants a decree of his own. a + panes oe ge filed a complaint in Superior C i St "gag | Mrs, peal bes ‘yesterday charging mental cruel-| gah 1 SP : ““\ ty, Webb, 36, and Miss Towne, :27,! long-time friend. “‘Inside he was warm and.a favorite of the chil-/”°T married in Chicago in 1935,) dren here on the ranch.” ‘Qne of his last requests was to be buried in the small Victor ‘Vai-| Honor Horse Trainer i | ley: Memorial Park, in the rugged. 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Pimiento-Lined Baked Avecado 5 i Sennen jar) , by broiling, pan-broiling or|ot molasses, ginger, nutmeg, and } santecpoms ‘water. Cut links in| cinnamon on french toast. ibiecpoone Place piece of saus- You can add a gourmet touch : ‘TSoveens stuffed olive on can- of the morning slice of ham sim- { tabicapecad chapped ply by spreading it with tart jelly 1: weer ee Cut trankfurters lengthwise, or jam belore ‘broiling. Apricot ~ Gut avocados in half le not completely through. Insert |peach, or apple are all good wi Remove seed and cheddar cheese in slit ham. «with lemon juice or Cut into _ 1-inch} acai! trate can bo tlle tion for retaining color. Hea Broil until cheese browns |ent, too. It doesn’t always have to or margarine and cook celery \be orange juice. How about new tender, Add/ flour and stir to! 3. Cut slices of cooked corned er a — smooth paste. Gradually add milk beef to fit buttered small rye|° ® topped dates to make sauce. bread. 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Package + Gold Bell GET ‘CATALOGUE Get Yours Today? Plenty of FREE Parking — BOTH MARKETS BPetieuasiwk ees Pe Mo Sie a 4 Hart Brand PURPLE NIBLETS 12 Oz. Vacuum Can Reol Prune PRUNE JOICE = 1% yore ata |, MUSH ROOMS SEE KRAFT SPECIAL OFFER AD ow Poge 41 Redeem Coupons Here! s err oo kel t a Blank Inio‘Dreamy’ Sauce | = "dried figs in an ice cream sundae } = APPLE RINGS AND BACON — The whole _upple slices, they'll “fall to” with gusto. Break. they fast is such an important meal that anything you smell bacon cooking. ‘Then when they see fried can do to tempt your family is worthwhile. Onion Family, lerbs, Spices Suit Potatoes “Mild in flavor, the potato wel- topping? Dried figs are available at any season of. the year. Keep and Spanish. “It's @ common practice in some other sections to toss a few mint Jeaves thor-|into the water-in which new po- comes. combinations with ether). yf tatoes are cooked, and to boil -jmature ones in water containing - la touch of basil, thyme, marjoram, bay leaf or summer savory. Pardley, rich in vitamins, is ’ Psuperb chopped into potato, instead mere decorative | — of used as a garnish which is often wasted. Dry-Cleaning Tip If you “must use carbon. tetra- chloride for cleaning be sure there is adequate ventilation, warns the Institute for Safer .Living. . Choose a day that isn’t excessively humid : windows wide while Want to glaze those sweet rolls or coffee cake? Add enough water or milk to a cup -of sifted con- a ae n are Rosemary and garlic “musts” for lamb. | Easter. Sunday brunch deserves Bacon is, at its To be bs ee bacon. Heat the slices as will be flat pele ) oo ne i sliced bacon We like ‘to serve Rice-Vegetable Don’t pout the hot fat from the| ‘ cup water -.. |¢heese salad, poppyseed rolls and skillet while the bacon is cooking,| "°* "sr {optional Dutch apple pie Re because the slices brown more|.-C0ok bacon according to direc- Ss 268 levenly when floating in’ fat. Re-|*ions on package. Core, but.do not) — Bice-Vegétable Casserole move each slice when it is well Pare apples and cut into Ye-inch}. % cup uncooked rice browned, and drain on absorbent| Slices. Brown lightly on both sides) | Cup" diced’ car paper. Plan on 5 to & minutes|!? %4 cup bacon fat in a heavy) % cup coarsely cut celery cooking*time for bacon when pan|*killet. Sprinkle sugar over the aD-|peans, ‘thew , style green You may wish to keep bacon/°Ver Slices until they are glazed.) %, drippings for future use, Store the| Add water. Cover and cook un-| 2 cups water 4 drippings in a covered jar or\l apples are just tender. If de- Brown rice lightly heated can in a cool place, and use|Sited, sprinkle with red sugar. Ar- , stirring frequently to within 2 weeks. Bacon drippings|"ange with the. bacon on a hot/prevent burning are fine for pan frying, season-| Platter fe ‘ { ae \ vi \ uy c “4 ik ey | \ : = 3 lay : , aa A . * I 4 : eee af ee ‘ T : Sena ate " " , * f r _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957. | ae eee P ge Gis ewe oe f 1 Hiti i : i : i e i i Glazed Biscuits BakedinRing |. a sunny and colorful menu, When you and your family come home from church, give them some- thing altogether delicious. Start off with a lovely fresh fruitcup, fol- lowed by- broiled sausage patties and your best scrambled eggs. * * * : And then, surprise! -— a glazed Coffee Ring! You can make it in less than half an hour and it’s truly mouthwatering. . Naturally, planty of fragrant - coffee will). complete this perfect spring-time bill of fare, Glazed Coffee Ring 2 packages ready-to-bake buttermilk biscuits (16 biscuits) “14 cup butter or margarine %, cup firmly packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon nhamon Whole meats ; 4% cup light corn syrup ‘about! blend in brown sugar and cinna- mon. Spread one side of each bis- cuit with this mixture. euit, Bake in hot. oven, 425 degrees, 15}: All You Do - “Full Recipe” Is Pour arid Stir! * Pastry! No mashing! No crumbling! _No stretching! No skimping! Flako takes to water’instantly! — Flako's 10 oz. pack ends “patch- Never sticky no matter how it’s | work” crusts forever, even in handled. big tin pies “ — All this and : America’s Heavenly Pie Crusts, Too! = First and Finest Full, flavorful, flaky tender. . For casseroles, tarts, turnovers, Flako makes the biggest, tasti- dainty party snacks, famous est pies you ever served, the — Flako makes ALL your pastry easiest you ever baked! baking, easy as pie! - The stir of a fork, a spin of the pin,..it’s ready to bake! to 18 minutes. Turn out upside down | on serving plate. Makes 6 to 8 servings, ee Whenever you're in the mood for - @offee, mealtime or any time... give yourself'a Flavor Break with Instant Chase & Sanborn. This is the full-bodied coffee... brimful of flavor ... fully satisfying. And don’t let that word “instant” fool you. This is coffee—rich and delicious as any coffee made any way. Try it once. You'll buy it always! 5 INSTANT CHASE 2 SANBORN, hs aa ~~ the full-bodied coffee Sa ANOTHER FING PRODUCT OF STANDARD MRANDS me. | at ho oe \ / r ; | \ : 4 | . \ ) / . 4 4 bo, } 4¥ j ROY } J aa d'pet Nig! 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Whenever I’m in the mood for coffee, this is the one I know I can ~ ~ count on.” Chaseé Sanborn | a | i i rrr rlrr rel ree Cele Green Onions . Fresh Wrop—125 Ft. Roll ne WAXED PAPER — 19* We Beserve the Right to — cee PARKING LOTS GELATIN, 5c. ‘ALL FLAVORS "Open Daily and "SLM WPM. & * = oe . No Specials Sold to Minors ‘iL PHONE FE 2.9032 @ Beer - and heat. to boiling, stirring con- - oven) until firm, about 50 minutes. GREEK STYLE EASTER BREAD — This pretty petal-shaped sweet bread takes its inspiration from the Greek Easter bread. - This recipe is adapteil from the more complicated original one and calls for nonfat dry milk. You will want to serve it often during Traditional Easter Bread Made in Modern Fashion = ‘The traditional and the modern bre blended in our recipe for a Greek Style Easter. Bread made in a pretty petal’ shape, Handy madern. foods such as instant non-| — fat dry milk and packaged active dry yeast help streamline the tra- = Last Easter we had the plea- ure of having this sweet bread in the home of friends of Greek origin. We adapted this recipe with instant nonfat dry milk, and then Wwe passed our recipe along to; them, Now, they pian to make! this year’s Easter. Bread i to this simplified procedure, Ther powder to the flour. | * * ® Greek. Easter Bread is. usually| ready by Saturday night before! Easter Sunday. Often there is a hard-boiled egg dyed red which) is placed in the center of the) Fruit Dessert Heralds Spring Spring is the time for change. A change to a-pretty new dessert is always a welcome one. For in- stance try this souffle flavored with buttered enriched yeast-raised bread crumbs and a touch of lemon. Like all souffles it must be set in a pan of hot water before bak- ing so that it cooks slowly and. evenly and, of course, it should be served immediately. Golden-col- ored, jewel-like fruits are an at- tractive accompaniment for good looks and flavor, Golden Souffle % — dry enriched yeast-raised bread hab tablespoons margarine or eames up milk : | 2 me ayy lemon extract 1 pound 4 ounce can of ‘fruits for * galad, heated ., Brown bread crumbs in marga-| ine or butter, Add milk and salt) stantly. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon-colored. Beat in sugar. Gradually stir in the hot milk mix-, ture. Cool. Add lemon extract. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold into milk and egg mixture, Pour into a greased ring mold. Set in a pan of hot water) and bake at 350 degrees (moderate Serve at once with the heated fruits and syrup. healt The Greek Easter Bread) can be almost any shape—iong, round or braided, as well as in the petal shape which we chose. or comp) wares her compnemes yeast) ‘%@ cup instant nonfat dry milk pow- ier in large mixing bowl; water; stir until dissdlved. Cool to| lukewarm. Sprinkle or crumblef e yeast aver water (warm, not hot, is no need to scald the milk; sim-| Water for active dry yeast or luke- add the instant nonfat milk| Warm for compressed yeast), Stir , Py ary until*dissolved. Add to sugar mix- ture, stir well. Stir in beaten eggs. top with melted butter. Cover. Let rise until doubled in bulk, about 1 hout. Punch down. Divide dough into thirds. Shape into 3 round loaves. sheet in the shape of a 3-petaled flower. Let rise until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour. moderate oven (375 degrees F.) about 50 minutes. Cool. Frost with confectioners’ sugar frosting; garn- ish with almonds fruit. Lemon Adds Tang fo Tuna Casserole \sunshiny day in spring with butter, [LEMON TUNA BAKE, In a (1'2- quart) baking dish, plaee 1 quart of toasted bread cubes and pour ‘over them tuna-celery sauce. chopped onion in 42 cup butter or |margarine. Blend in % cup flour, 1 teaspoon salt, % teaspoon pep- iper and % teaspon sage. Add 14% cups milk and cook until ‘thick. 'Stir. Add 1 cup chopped celery, 2 ‘cups drained, flaked tuna and gradually stir in Me cup lemon juice. crumbs, 44 cup chopped pimiento and 1% cup melted butter. Sprinkle crumb mixture over casserole and bake in a moderate oven (375 de- _igrees; for 20 minutes. ‘The versatile apple is a pie; a iad dagle; oc orm & sandwich: Cane Fresh apple bits added to orange Buy Work Clothes | ~ |marmalade and used as a sand- x -. wich spread with peanut butter is a child's tavarite, : Rubber boots should be washed off with a sudsy cloth and wiped the insides open with cardboard to “{keep the boots in shape and .pre- vent cracking. This is a geed-time to buy men’s work cloths, Stocks moved slowly * _ lim recent months, resulting in big For an easy cake frosting, mix| inventories in many stores, Price Sudsy Cloth for Boots’ dry after each wearing. i _An ordinance: stipulating imum quantity of cherries in res- taurant and hotel pies passed its first reading Mad@ay. might betore the commission, _ . ___| A Tinch pie must contain at least 16 ounces of drained an &inch pie, 20 ounces;: a Sineh pie, 25 ounces, and a 10-inch pie, 30 ounces, Bakers violating the or- dinance could be found guilty of a misdemeanor and fined $100 or % cup apple sauce with 1% cups|cuts are, therefore, common. This, of powdered sugar and enough nut-iis your chance to: stock up. sentenced to 90 days in jail, or Iboths . as few: ’ half-dozen cherries.” [Bake Garlic Cheese Loaf Build a reputation for a ‘“‘spe- cialty-of-the-house”. with a Clam Chowder supper! Make sharp di- agonal cuts in a long French bread but do not cut all the way . | through, Dribble lots of . melted butter “or ‘margarine over the bread. Sprinkle with salt, garlic salt and pepper. Place a thin slice American cheese in each ‘THE PONTIAC 1 PRESS, THURSDAY, r_-APRI, ‘4 1957 | ‘ yw : \ ee \ re Botany Sedge wn Steps Are taken tence commision ns tert *TakeltEasy 4 hoples at appeatng in as many tO Guarantee —_ ju othe worl, mes a repustmn CASSETOle Has s- : i : to ’* ‘said commissioner many. bo. onek, 8 Of Cherries |roveo bensiy. ta of noting - Three Layers / “There's nothing like an cmale s|serving from a piping hot casse- role to help ward off these ‘brisk combination equally. Z a ie, winds! The kite-flying gentry will) appreciate: a hamburger - potato! btm os quart camer, greased, * s ie A i Cover with layers of four. jum potatoes sliced thinly; don forget any favorite seasonings. . Next pour on three cups of toma- ‘toes, or a can of condensed to- mato soup plus half a can of whole tomatoes. : j * * t ae Bake in a 350 degree oven for an hour, or until ve ate wee Se ong Inexpensive -hamburger steak) and the versatile potato‘ are not’ strangers to the same plate, but. bring in the magic alchemy of the “love apple,’ as the tomato used) to be called, and you have a-good- eating trio that will stay with you.) Simply season a pound of ham- diagonal slit. Wrap bread ingfoil grees) about 30 minutes. burger With two tablespoons of pepper, and pack it-firmly in the 'tatoes are tender. Cover for the first 20 minutes or so. Prune Prices Down Housewives will be happy to learn that medium sized ,dried -prunes are considerably lower. in - price Ithan last year. Dried prunes have jmany uses—in sauces confections, and bake in hot oven (400 de-) minced onion, adequate salt and lor cereals, in salads, puddings, ‘breads, cakes And cookies. ev Greek Style Easter Bread 2 tablespoons sugar 2 eee | ee \ teaspoon sa %% ow belting on 1 package or take amet active dry % warm, not hot, water (luke- 2 2% cups. sifted flour (about) ; Combine sugar, butter and salt add boiling Add about one-half of the flour and the instant nonfat dry milk powder; beat. until smooth. Add remaining flour; beat until well blended. Turn out on lightly floured board. Kiiead until smooth and elastic, Place in greased bowl, Brusfi * © *& . on greased baking Bake in a and candied Match your mood on.a sparkling To make sauce: Saute. \% cup Combine 1 pint soft bread GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS MICHIGAN NO. 1 POTATOES FRESH LAKE PERCH FRESH CUT PORK STEAK HERRING, SMELT, CATFISH and oh blouses ace ‘No spread tastes better regardless of price! eesseeceeeseeegeoaseeeseeeeeeeeseee Be sure to redeem your 15¢ Kraft DeLuxe Coupon! If by chance you. didn’t receive one in the mail, write to: Kraft Foods Company, 3825 Magnolia, Detroit 8, Michigan. Seeeeeeceseaeeseseeseoseseeseseeene SSeeeeseeseeseseoeeeeaeeese - @eeeseeeeeseeaeeveeeeee2e0 2 spreads. Now Kraft has captured it for you in new Kraft DeLuxe Margarine! Here’ s the flavor you've always wanted in a margarine—that certain flavor of the costliest _ Your taste just can't tell it from the costliest spreads money can buy. The big difference for you is the far lower price. 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Make frosting Two or three tablespoons of from one package fluffy white frosting mix, Frost cake in pan| Spanish sherry are paced in @ ——_ — wae cour so that the wine will warm.In an-| these bunny biscuits topping creamed eggs. It's on from a simple baking. powder biscuit place frosted cake in hot oven (500 other pan, melt a tablespoon of a perfect idea for Easter Supper. You could let . oumbinations of cake fla- markable and delicious taste to Toasted Frosting | re behing Prt on on pple i Spice’ Cake: = Nut Flaff: sas. Sprinkle % cup chopped nuts) over frosted cake before baking. Serve on Chocolate Malt Cale. Toasted Nutmeg Fluff: Add % tsp. nutmeg ‘to contents of frosting mix package. Serve on in| White cake, but the process also adds a re- ' TURKEYS — STEWERS —_ "ROASTERS —_ DUCKS “Fresh: Fish Is Cheap” SHRIMP OYSTERS FROG LEGS / > Bresh Fresh "Fresh, Loke Erie Fresh” _ LAKE PERCH | ‘SILVER BASS WALLEYES | BUFFALO Lb. 39° u 39* | A9« | » 45" toasted frosting varia-/certain foods, particularly when Frosting to do, and wonderful with omelets Toasted and other egg dishes, or with small saucepan over a Jow flame,| BISCUIT BUNNIES — Children will adore the children help make the bunnies. They are 1 ‘ = ‘ . ’ degrees) for 3 to 5 min, or until] butter over a medium flame, then Pe , . ae : ‘ately,|drop in half a dozen fresh chicken on a lightly floured board and Fresh and Salt Water Fish of All Kinds beh bor. 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Our big volume of sales of this special economy combination makes it possible _ for us to bring prices down even though we insist on keeping quality up. Why don’t you insist on this Dandee bargain, wherever you shop! 3 | ; this a tasty combination for Lenten menus when completeness of the meal. course on food buying at the YWCA, 22 Franklin boulevard. The course which begins April 10 at 10:00 a.m. is entitled, “Marketing With Dollars and Sense.” It is part of the education program Will a man rob God? Yet ye ha] A seismograph to send out auto- robbed me. But ye say, Wherein|matic earthquake alarms by ra- have we robbed thee? In tithes|dio is. being installed on Japan's BREAD instant coffee that smells like coffee! New Instant Hills Bros Coffee with the original Taste-Lok* that assures freshness Gopyright H.8.C. o™ . Get a whiff of this wonderful coffee in your cup. Sip its - satisfying taste. Instant Hills Bros. Coffee brings you full enjoyment—real coffee flavor and fragrance. That’s because a special Hills Bros. process captures the elusive flavor “ "=the delicate flavor tones usually lost in processing instant coffee. And this new instant coffee goodness comes to you fresh—packed in a flavor-protecting vapor which is locked inside the jar by an inner-seal of aluminum foil that keeps taste in, keeps air out... Hills Bros. original TASTE-LOK*. Why not reward yourself soon with the pleasure of this instant coffee that smells and tastes like coffee? It's at food stores in 2-ounce and 6-ounce jars. New Economy Price — 2 I-lb. Loaves for 29° — ,- Seven pages today Fin Women’s Section — FELT LE rs i ' ‘is if i 23 Attend Luncheon of Niblick Club Label Fruit Jars While Still Hot BOSTON —. Children’s crayons can be used to labe] home-canned - fruit and jelly if they are applied to the glass container while it is : Fashion Hint New notion from Paris in sun- back dresses: one side is white, the other side mauve. ment for “The Lord’s Prayer” was a ah ‘Photographed just before dinner ‘was served Wednesday were (left) Mrs. Howard Hess and her boss, Mrs. Louis Snyder.. Members -and their -guests ter, _. This’ was the first Bosses Night dinner for Mrs. Charles Stark and her boss, Smith Falconer. Mrs. Stark recently became a member of ABWA, They are shown as they chatted at the punch bowl during the reception hour preceding dinner. MacDowell Male Chorus 18. Michigan’ Men's Singing Groups to Gather in Port Huron Saturday The MacDowell Male Chorus will sing with the Michi-| gan Male Choruses Saturday evening in Port’ Huron.! The annual musical event for the men’s glee clubs in Lyra Male Chorus, School-+ : men’s Chorus, Chevrolet'male Chorus will participate from! Chorus and Scottish Rite Mint. / | Chorus, all from Detroit; dpe schubert Club and the Dow Male Chorus, Midland; Kettineers of Grand Rapids, the | Cosmopolitan Male Chorus, Kalamazoo Male Chorus and the | Muskegon, and the Wyan- Lansing Orpheus complete the | dotte Orpheus Club. list. The Port Huron Schubert | The Chevrolet Male Chorus, Ac; @t® ' the host group. Spark Plug Chorus and Norton) Nine groups will sing individual-| “lip Christie. to Participate in Festival | found at their places a copy of Tipacon — Tidbits, published monthly by the chap- - 8 _ Jack Harris was a guest of three employes, all members of Tipacon Chapter of the American Business Woman's Association, at the annual Bosses Night dinner Wednesday evening. The affair was held at Northwood | Bride-to-Be Entertained iat Shower Lillian Lazaroff was the honoree} at a kitchen shower given. by Bar- bara- Lynch and Agnes Mazza. The affair was held at The Eliza- beth Lake road home of Miss Lynch. * * * Lazarus Lazaroff of road, Guests at the Tuesday shower were Mrs, Lazaroff, Mrs. Rye- son, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. cas, Shakey Godoshian, Pearl Foster, Mrs. James Ockerman, Mrs. Richard MeVicar aid Mrs, William Maddock. son, Mrs. Robert Bego, Ruth Mrs. Chris Stevens and Mrs. ~*~ * * 1 Mitchell, Mrs. George ‘and Mrs, Helen L. Decker. Luncheon Held by Sisterhood of B'nai Israel Israel, Mrs, eon, ° Sol Koenigsberg, director of the. professional division of the Jewish Welfare Federation, gave a broad the state will feature 900 singers from 18 member clubs. | view of the social service and the Among groups participating will be the Ann Arbor work of social workers, during the, afternoon meeting. Rabbi Israel Goodman gave an explanation of the Passover holi- days and .presented. highlights some of the leading Passover songs. Girl Scout Leaders Plan Awards Session Mrs, Herbert Howerth was host- ess Tuesday evening to the Wash- Inn. He is shown with ( left f son, Frances Greer and (extreme right) Mrs. Earl Holli- day. to right) Mrs. Ralph Peter- é. Hills Play ‘The Vinegar Tree’ X Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Chippewa road, is the bride-elect of Robert "| Ryeson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abra- ham Ryeson of Elizabeth Lake William Pipe, Mrs. Darlene La- | Atso attending were Margaret: Dohner, Mrs. Russel Hester, Mrs. Theodore Lazaroff, Evelyn Rye- Windiate, Mrs. Thomas Nikolas, Phil- Completing the guest list were| Mrs. Paul Mitchell; Mrs. William Mitchell a Mrs. Sol Neen presided at at the Beach Club Hotel in Naples: the luncheon meeting of Sister- hood of Congregation B'nai Israel. held Tuesday at Congregation B’nai| Maurice Schlussel served ag chairman. of the lunch- tities Mrs. J irginia Sommerville at.” mer. Mrs. tended Bosses Night with two bosses, J. Cecil Cox (left) and Dr. Dana P, Whit- “i 2 bi Sommerville was toastmis- tress for the evening. * Women's Section THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 “PAGES 44-51 Mr, and Mrs. Harry Randall! The girls are both freshmen en- have returned to their Ward's Point rolled in the college's secondary home after vacationing for a month teaching curriculum. _ at Madiera Beach, Fla. * * * . * * Dr. and Mrs, William A. Co- Mr. and Mrs. John P: Charles of heon have returned to their Dixie ‘Kirkway drive, Bloomfield Hills,) highway home after spending re spending a spring vacation twe months vacationing at Clear. water, Fis. * * on-the-Gulf, Fla., having ‘“‘fun in * the sun.” | Mrs. Norman H. Kuijala will en- lO ‘tertain members of Fireside Club Mr. and Mrs. Edmond L. Friday afternoon in her home’ on Prince of Lake Angelus Shores ‘West Iroquois road. will sail aboard the Queen Mary | : * * vicit. eepodp ‘e Keslend od | Salling on Saturday from New |Orleans aboard the SS Cavalier on — EEE ia 16-day cruise in the Caribbean the latter part of May. se "| of ‘Birmingham. Nancy Lowery, daughter of Mr.) ; eae and Mrs. R. Hurst Gowery of Dev-! The cruise will extend to several of ondale drive, and Nancy Kelly, colorfal islands, as well as the ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wendell northern coast of South America. ,P. Kelly of Rochester, each gave a The itinerary includes the Domini- |vocal recital recently for the stu- can Republic, Trinidad, and Cara- ‘dents and faculty at Central Mich-' cas, LaGuaira, Puerto Cabello abd igan College. iGuanta, all in Venezuela. Mr. and Mrs. ‘are Mr. and Mrs, Hugh R. Mack: Personal. News of Interest in Area , Mr. and Mrs. Simon Martell of | East Howard stre@ and Mr. and Mrs. James Grappin and daugh- ter, Suzanne, of Oak Hill sfreet _ have returned to their homes fol- _lowing a three-week vacation in Winter Haven and Miami, Fia., | and Havana, Cuba. : | En route home they visited, Mr. ‘and Mrs, Burt Martello and family iin Charlotte, N. C. : « * * Mr” and Mrs. Christopher Wright beaches and sunshine while vaca- tioning at Anna Maria Island, Fia., on the Gulf Coast. : * * * After spending the past month visiting friends and relatives in Sanford, Clearmont and Tampa, Fila., a party of local residents has returned home. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce of ‘Malcolm drive, Mrs. Stanley \Downes of Haley road and Mrs. ‘John Hartwick of South Francis ‘street, } a MOMS Unit Meets PartiesSet — Preceding © < to Be Presented by St. Dunstan Guild © By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS —_— St.. ‘| Dunstan Guild will present ‘The Vinegar Tree” this Friday and Saturday evenings and alse next week, April 12 and 13. Several. parties -hhave been ar- _|Yanged before each performance “jin St. Dunstan Playhouse, and to- morrow evening’s hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Moyer and _|Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster. . On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Oldberg will give a cock- tail and dinner party and Mr. and Mrs, G. Lincoln Gibson Jr. will entertain in their Detroit home: Their daughter, Mrs. Robert Raisch, is a member of the cast. Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Henry M. Jackson, Mr. Oldberg, Richard W. Miner and John S. Coppin: are also cast members. Mr. and Mrs. Narman G, Win- koop and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Klarr will be dinner hosts next- week, and after the final performance ‘Mr: and Mrs. John S. Coppin will give the “cast party” in their ‘of Thorpe street are enjoying the| Merlin McNutt of Pine View drive,| ;home on Echo road. ‘TRIP TO BERMUDA | Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moses will \leave Saturday for Bermuda where ‘they will spend Easter. | Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell also plan to be in Bermuda for Easter and a week after. * * * Next. Thursday evening a group of friends will attend a dinner at the Detroit Boat Club. In the group will be Mr. and Mrs. Lyman J. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. James, Mr. and Mrs. William L, Graham, Mr. have just returned from Fiori- da; Mr. and Mrs. Percy K. Loud, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mott, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Bradt and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Knecht. | Mr, and Mrs. Craig and Mr. and Mrs. James will entertain the group at cocktails before dinner. * * % = |} On Sunday Fredericka _Ham- 'mond, who will be married April 27 to John B. Mager, will be honor guest at a shower given by Mrs. Jack Smith and her daughter-in- law, Mrs. William Smith. Next Saturday, April 13, one of '“Fritzie’s” bridesmaids, Joyce | Plante, will be hostess at a din- ner for the couple. Mrs. William 0. Bridge is planning a luncheon for the bride-elect April 23, and the ily. MacDowell members will sing, . . same evenin: Wi will “My Soul’s Goin’ to Rise Again,” |ington-Webster Neighborhood Git a. Charles ir give a Guat bond i‘ Mr. and Mrs. a spiritual arranged by Charles SCout Leaders. Refreshments were Janter of at VanHorn Home , a Fred Wardell Touchette, : } served by Girl Scout Troop 36 pre- Ogemaw road | : Nanette Hammond, who will be Fort Pontiac singets and their! ceding the meeting. : “4h Mrs. Frank VanHorn was hostess her sister 8 maid of honor, will of South ghests. wil citend th tat fe | Plans were made for a Court of announce “the ‘to members of MOMS Unit Two for! give the spinster dinner April 25. Shirley ' or ale SINE! awards, to be held April 30 at engagement of luncheon in her home on Mechanic) On April 24 Fredericka's grand- being held in the new Port Huron Washi Junior High School : street Tuesday. mother, Mrs, Edward P. Ham- avenue High School. agen a a their daughter | oe? announce the | with Mrs. Pat Bryce as chairman Sharon Key < Peg the Wyre tong tenie mond of Grosse Pointe, will give ; f of the assembly. The group. will hh + John Brewer ° é the rehearsal dinner at Bloom- engagement of Bluebird Group help ready Camp ‘Sherwood for the to Airman 20. Oe = pa od ae . = field Open Hunt Club. their daughter, summer camping sessions, __ Otha D conv: E E : Tours Estate | eee t . Cleveland, Ohio, in May. Named WILL FLY EAST Judith Ann, to . Club Mes | a Craven, son of|as alternates were Mrs. VanHorn| Mrs. John B.. Taylor will fly Bruce E, a po, Edward -and Mrs. u as Luncheon Mr. and Mrs, 204 Mrs, Harry Luxon. . | to Newport, R. IL, late this month Kemper. He is ery S aie zi ion, cay = ra Mrs, Clinton Hall entertained i. M- Craven April sa ne oan as fy to open the Taylor summer home the son of .|they visited the Ivory Polo Estate Members of Reliable Twelve Club of Baxterville, \iams ae MOMS Week > | Hap daughtere, Mes. Wallace R. Mrs; Lee on Tuesday. _at a cooperative luncheon Tuesday. Mi i : Campbell and Mary Taylor. will s Attending were Karen Trachett,/ Ten members attended the gather- iss. He is a F hi om tow uivae the a a Kemper of {Mildred Edward, Linda Bailey, ing held in the Hall residence on graduate of osr ionette Club Pe ive n mon San Mateo, Kathy Doolin, Marlene I angfield, |Aubum avenue. The afternoon was ~ Mississippi Has Style Show . i Calif., and the Linda Thorp, Kathy Smith, Lillian SPent Playing games. : State College | “Styles in Review” ‘ “ Ristch, Lynn Batten. and Sharon ——— ewe Aug ege ieee: ww ne Re j i j _ late Mr. |Starkey, ‘Hostess to Circl dnd is serving |Pemted ty mnembens of Fhahionete Beta Sigma Phi Unit Ki Both i Frostess to Uircie a > Club when members and guests'Fetes Mrs. Ladd send M ) Ki | Mrs. Daniel Donnelly of Dennison with the U. S. ‘met Tuesday evening at Adah : os loody Kin Klub Meets Fatwa 1™ sien effi Air Force. \ Shelly Library, “oo Mire ® Pritchett opened her le Institute —_ a vere es hostess 2 oe ot Sharon |.&.™artet from Pontiac High/home on Sjdrr avenue for the-Tues- Chicago _ | Mrs. Dorsey Myers opened her) the Friendship’ Circle Tuesday’ S i ‘School_provided musical entertain- y evening meeting of Xi Alpha wir a (home on Fairmount avenue for evening. Mary Ann Stoffer was 4 attended ‘ment during the evening. Also ap--Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Ph \ V0 date has i SS safer meeting 2 eeleaiiedd on 0 new tntunber. Men: & am | Eastern. pearing was Jean’ Kamley who sorority, : . ‘wedging. 4 JUDITH A: iN W ARDELL ‘tended by 15 members, = * ,_ | ing. the evening.“ | SHARON KAY JANTER ‘College. | solos. my "following the busindss m ting. A } oy le | f A Oy A wi bi pam | ' j i - | . j iy ho} ix : : . (4 - ‘ 4 { ' : | i Ni i} : / is 3 cae re i \ a5 | \ rT eee tae Te ro eS 3 ‘, “ £ “= * ; . ag eon ies - . - ~ i. i 4 > ; Ve aes" = ; > os ¥ a rat 3 — eo eres : + : : : ee i Marsha Orvis Becomes _and Mrs. Budd Orvis of Emerson . with a bedice ef Chantilly lace sequins secured the bride’s veil of Jack Hassenzahl. . and Patrick Francis * Duggan were ~ married Saturday at First Baptist Church. Budd Orvis of Emerson avenue and Mr. and Mrs.|' Joseph Duggan of ‘Boyd street _ are- parents of * the couple. 2 MR. and MRS. PATRICK DUGGAN. Bride in Baptist Service The. Rev. Hilding Bihl of Perry,of pearl:.earrings, a gift of the Park Baptist Church officiated at| bridegroom. the Saturday wedding of Marsha Lorene Orvis and Patrick Francis Duggan. The ceremony was held at First Baptist Church. * * * Parents of. the couple are Mr. : . * x * Francis Koop served as maid of honor, Other attendants were Carol Hassenzah! of"Lake Orion and Mrs. William Richardson, They wore dresses of light blue crystalette and carried arrangements of car- nations. | ‘Plan plies to this situation—‘You can lead a horse to water, but you Mr. and -Mrs. < od a 1 3 : i s Z 8 There's an ela syilg that ap- “e i : ° ee : 2 i yP I ee wed f : 1. oft ef /i ita ‘ . S 4 to do. ee ee a eee sibilitypof to ‘Marsha — thin froma, bi a ee Lorene Orvis | Well, it isn’t. as easy as all that.) ' ce. 8 this field,” . Leaves Hospital self-addressed “ envelope, The Pontigec ‘Press, I'll. send /@opyright 1957) “look in fresh lightweight It’s the coat season. Featured in this special group for early spring is the soft relaxed matter, one for which, we must do| Second, this is really @ personal . crhhury * . the bulk of the work ourselves. Different people want different things from life and while coun- seling can suggest ideas, it can- not solve the whole problem. Many firms have set up an elab- orate and costly system, only to ‘find that people won't take advan- tage of it. ? ; Furthermore, those who need help the most are apt to be the ones who refuse it—here, as else-| where in life. - * * * 1 have helped some companies deal with this problem, and have found that the best solution is to build a huge library on hobbies, money-making ventures and part- time jobs and let people read and browse and get. their own ideas. BLAME SELVES ; avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duggan of Boyd street. ‘Th bridal gown was fashioned |ion brocade for her duties as flow-| GOWNED IN PINK: with a mandarin collar and long sleeves, Lace bordered the skirt of tulle which featured a front | panel of lace embroidered with | sequins and a chape! train. A headpiece of French silk illusion and she car-| ried a cascade arrarigement of) church pariors immediately fol- | white carnations. She wore a Lae a ely Paris Styles Drop Hems for Juniors .Paris will drop their hemlines for _ set are of ankle-length, Teenagers to Wear; ’ Skirts at Mid-Calf,/and Longer for Parti€S |orchid street on their return, PARIS (IN) — Schoolgirls in Wetter Water Ends spring. _ The new skirt-length for girls under 10 is just sufficient to cover the kneecaps. Teenagers juniors will wear their skirt hems/the water is, the quicker it puts down to mid-calf length. Some eve-/ out fires. And you know how you ning date dresses for the young Make water wetter? We have it on LADYLIKE LOOK It is ‘Virginie,’ fashion special- that needs putting out, just mix as ist for teenagers, who has estab- much detergent in the water as. lished these new hemline rules for you can without making it foamy.) all girls who want to look Parisian. i This ‘piece of advice. may come in It is a pretty fashion that will give , to the little women a more lady- like look, | So, to this woman and others For girls wader 10, Virginie | yogi shows straight shirt-drésses in |; wool, cotton or synthetic fabrics, | worn with a wide leather belt as & new casual school style. Stiff petticoat, under knee - covering full skirts are considered stylish for afternoon wear only. - For teenagers, navy blue dresses |” with white or polka-dotted neckline |” trimmings are the favorite school 7 ERLE LS DNL SOO LSE LEGG RCE eo ee woolen coats. _ SPECIALLY PRICED SO Veonne Ostrander wore pink ny-| ° ler girl and carried a basket of) ‘pink rosettes. Bruce Hassenzahl of | ; |Adrian was ringhearer. : . * ww * . a oUF | Paul Duggan, brother of the ¢tunda jbridegroom, was best man, and) = - pearls and ushers were Kenneth Chaffin and ; I A reception was held in the | nn lowing the service. Mrs, Orvis | Overlocking S . a | were pink nce with mntohing | Beautiful Pine Lake et of 3 6 B Advance suit silhouettes in | accessories for daughter’ <2. it. | wedding. Her Genare was abi us tothe Pubikc Svar Oe i Ranch ee costly, beautifully textured | carnations. fy Open fe ew ne Yeor CE Set of 4 ; woolens ... detailed for a look ean dk eee Gah a ee, The ORLEANS + Royal Pastel sy> 5 4 of expensive elegance. Navy ‘sage of white carnations. 1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Minks ... . and pastels. Some fur trims. - re A * is now Pies 10% Fed. Tas ; : : For traveling to northern Michi- | \ a : * : gan, the bride changed to a green | OPEN DAILY is | The perfect complement to your new spring _ SPECI ALLY PRICED jtweed suit with black accessories} 19 noon until 12 Midnight |” outfit. Beautiful, plump mink skins . . .. full . corsage of white carnations. | Your Faverite if furred and soft. All furs labeled The newlyweds will reside on] S*”™§,xoue F a with country of origin. : . ‘§ | SPECIAL 2 * Fur Salon—Second Fleor ° ‘ ye COCKTAIL HOUR a S 4 3 until 6 P. M. ————— $ | Fires More Quickly hers COLORS TO FIT - 4 For Sunday wear and parties ors. Coin-dots and checks are win- ners in prints. Besides dropping their skirt hems, young girls in Paris are al- so letting their hair grow, The’ latest hairdo for mademoiselle is) a tressed horse-tail dangling from) the top of the head almost down te the waist. Souffle Is ‘Top Hat’ } “Souffle” is the word for a won- / derful new, translucent ribbony|~ straw materia] that all the mil-;_ liners are using. Infinite are the — ways in which they puff, twist,!/ 4uck, braid and weave this weightless synthetic braid. This is one spring in which” feaves 7“ last year’s hat probably won't do. : The pot hat is out. But the new © hats are so pretty that shopping Easter- timed edition of fot: them will be, fun, * the s0-feminine fragile took! Just two from our fashion él! ection... come, choose yours now. Just : $10 «i 1695 rcher - Hl php en if you've never worn Archer stockings, this sale provides the opportunity to treot your purse ond legs to on exciting experience. Archer stockings fit your legs more perfectly then ony stockings you've ever worn, Pee erry ya | yee <3) Oa 5 Siio..... $120 $345 $1.05 $15 seen $3.09 $ 96 $1.08 i ' - SOFTER... LIGHTER... AND VERSATILE. 4 TOO — Onrane drpud BY NATURALIZER the shoe with the beautiful PESO OA Rw a * ne a =, ‘ \ rsd % 3 4 z ie a se: ¥ aes 1 ie as ve : ‘ =i E per tae vee Maes a be | at Ee : sta ; € Re \ Le ee | CP oa rey : | \ ae € ae ae ‘ = ae se hap omer Yoinned xj sianw woo wheel ropes aby cobohieube ane mS Bi Se: a) ‘ \ ie ‘ : U f | | ] : 2 2 1 \ : te 4 bad : ; : : “ t z é N é 2 \ : : 4 \ 4 * “ ere ? 2 ’ . Pg en 3 hs ‘ § 4 A *: ‘ - hg Ae \ ae \. ~ a TRE PONTIAC PRESS, Z y, ¥, j ; L 4, 1957 { bi 7 re s . a = - eecaxyapmen spar gx : merware needs care if it is to last jits full life and retain its beauty. Harsh abrasives will scratch [plastic just as it. will silverware,| ~ 130, avoid using them. \ Don’t cook or warm foods in plastic dinnerware Or expose it Every girl goes for that fresh; '. well-groomed look ; .. the * look you always have when we clean your clothes! Your suits come back promptly, as crisp and spotless. as whéeh new... the better to make a. good: impression! -~ees elf. es en a PATENT 14.95 | he served safely on it sine plas. tieware helps retain warmth on | | chill in foods, Coffee and‘tea will stain plastic ‘so don't leave these liquids stand- ling for too, long. Any stains that ‘Set. 7 A. M.-6 P. M.—Mon. thru Fri. 7 A. M.-9 P.M. Downtown Store ‘til 8 P. M. ldo form may be removed by rub- Patent 4 ibing the cups briskly with a dish- Gun Metal : 339 cloth and. soap, or by using a Beige W. HURON isafe cleansing product ios AAAA to B A dolomite _plantis to be de- ees tee Se stee] works at FE 4-3813 Rourkela, Orissa. ; ‘Smart | -.PATENT BAGS ‘ to Metch — A style show and card party, to be Pentise Frese Paolo held April 11 at Pontiac Federal Sav- ticket chairman; Mrs. Earl Lacy of | | “ ® ) } di r South Ardmore avenue, general chair- | DIEM Ss SHOES ings and Loan Building, will be spon- sored by the Order of the Amaranth, man, and Mrs. Harley A. Bowers. of | “Marg Fit Comes First! : : Behind-the-scene workers include .Mrs. West Walton boulevard, a cochairman 87 North Seginaw St FE 2.2492 : FASHION A-FOOT . .. AT EASE WITH . | : ‘ CASUAL AND DRESS UP WEAR. Slender, Aa'9' Harold Schingeck al Keego- )- Harbor, of the affair. . | OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NITES distinctive detail dress-ups in smart smooth - cen wm and dec wtp ap WN Sally A, Spra gg MarriesLiterory Club a aed ie 3 , = ae . Gathers With POEL ATES TE | Sally Ann Spragg became the sheer mint green ballerina-length ‘Hospital Group ~ ‘bride of “Bobby Owen Thomason gowns; “Phyllis Hardy, junio r| ‘Saturday at Baldwin Avenue Evan- bridesmaid, wore pink nylon sheér.| Members of Woman's Literary“, { i ‘ ‘ gelical United Brethren” Church.|All the attendants carried colonial (jah were guests. of the Pontiac Many Styles Through Size 10 The 7:30 o'clock service was con- bouquets ot white, pink and yellow ‘State Hospital Library Club Tues-. ~d ducted by the Rey. Myron R. Ev- \carnations, — iday afternoon. Forty-six members WEEK-END SPECIALS! §& 98 to. 8. 98 : B erett, : WLOWER GIRLS land guests were present for the ; re ee Beth Hardy and Glee Spragg Meeting held at the State Hospital. Buttermilk Chantilly lace fashiened the bod- served as flower girls wearing pink . * * * ice of the bridal gown and tulle|and nylon lace dresses. They car-| Mrs. Mary Todd presented sev- Friedcakes was used for the floor-length skirt./ried baskets of rose petals. jeral readings and Mrs. Fred Bohl- ' iat the kind vou've c Inserts of French lace.over satin . + - lman sang ‘The Lord's Prayer” be tooki y u accented the gown. “ crown of Wally Sayles of Guthrie, Ky., a, src co 6 fo carne TOF sie lace and nylon trimmed with seed/was best man, Ushers were Don 7% Ae Nl EIT : : ‘pearls secured her vejh of finger-\1ovse and Robert Everett.. Mrs. | Sea ae Ho : ‘tip length, : brid s were Mrs. H. Q. Sw * = 4 STYLE Fiat ‘ip lenst John Dowling sang the bridal re and Mrs. Jess H. Troyer. Serving} Chocolate Chip HOT CROSS Cambi-buck | "The bride’ eavilet a white Bi. cital accompanied | by Mrs. George sa the eccial colacaitace were hire CHIFFON | ble with white rosebuds and li- Riles. Raymond .“Swaney, , Mrs. Percy BU NS ..s M-m-m , Mes-of-the-valley, A reception was held in the |atimer, Mrs. Joseph °Phillips. | Mr.: a Mrs. Paul Spragg of chureh parlors following the cere- Mrs. Ida Reeves and Nrs. J. L. f° : _ Are they delicious! Doz c ‘ ‘West Strathmore avenue are par- mony. Lilac linen with navy ac- Slaybaugh. € Just. the thing for : FE 2-7440 ‘ents of the bride, anf Bobby's par- — over worn ~ <5 the kiddies’ lunch. boss ents are Mr, and Mrs. Richard’ 5prags. corsage was 26 W. Huron St. Thomason of Hopkinsville, Ky, | carnations, Trays Save Work ay aa ® s y | * *& * | Mrs, Thomason selected a navy, Tray-service for children's meals | HOME STYLE BREXD re a 15¢ Ea. . hoes for: oung Folks Mrs. A. 0. Jarrett served as ma- blue dress with matching accesso- js a work and trouble saver. Used . : tron of honor, with Sue Kimball as'ries for her son's wedding. instead of table mats or cloths, the Open from 8:30 A.M. te 10:00 P.M. Daily ‘maid of honor. 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Tailoring, fabrics, and details that you would expect in skirts rte PONTIAC) PRESS “onvnspay, Ann 4, 1097 7 « Vd t J _ at is entirely possible for « wom. : Take care, first, of the three big factors, fine nutrition, good muscle’ ‘tone and circulation, ‘through exer- cise and correct posture. These, inot diamonds, are a girl's best friend when it comes . to . health and beauty. x * * : ‘Add to these regular skin cleans- | ing and lubrication, happy emo- Pick from New Spring Suitings and Uinens is known sbout mutrition and | tions and thoughts and you have a Be Vigilant in Caring for Health and Beauty: Ae rat ects madamed | If you have been allowing your od jin amyone else's house as I like to Good posture is part of a magic formula for youth and beauty. : Pair Wants - ito iio ten Hotel Preferred tothe most ettective ones. ; mother of a bridegroom: ‘invited my husband and me to stay at her parents’ house. * : ihusbarid and I would both prefer to stay at a hotel. Would it be| | jrude not to accept her invitation | you realize how everbusy. their to Say: ‘No’ Being Houseguests of Bride’s Family < By EMILY POST. . The following letter is from the’! “My son! - is going to be married in ‘another city very’ shortly.. The bride has “I was never much for staying be free to do as_I please. My and say that we will go to the hotel?”’ Answer: If you explain that “ imagic formula, _ @Wash-and dry fabrics | POSTURE. FAULT . @ Crease resistant fabrics. y | sOne of the most usual faults in @ Sateen Everglazes dK | @ Choice of stripes or plaids : 2 fe ‘@Smart poplins and lencs 3 “3-9 @ Washable “Bonarela” linens @ Tailored Gabardines and flannels | @Kalabar tweeds and suitings Practical, new spring skirts .. . just in time to save you many dollars on your Loss of Time and | costing putes this much, | By RUTH MILLETT i “T just don’t have any sense of : : | time,” Margie éxplains prettily KRESGE’S DOWNTOWN PONTIAC ONLY | Sat atte, coum, rey miinllnsl : 9 upset a friend’s schedule or pe eee yy es, . thrown a beauty operator behind in her appointments, If Margie were a hermit, she coulg ignore time without incon- veniencing others. But in this busy world where everyone seems to have. each hour of the day accounted for, ' being vague about time can make a person a nuisance to others, And women aren't the only of- so 2 : ! i Maling’ Shoes how your } heart will — ) ie P the men, Actually, the person who is habitually late is selfish. He moves along at his own pace, Habitually Tardy Persons |Are- Nuisance to Others. Their Apologies Do Not Make Up for fenders. There are many among; making life’ Inconvenience the expense of others. apology doesn't help matters. -was needed for something im- portant, an netony doesn't pay back the time. not consider you rude. jwhen I leave?” If a hostess’ dinner is ruined, his! If a friend wastes half an hourjan hour and a half after dinner waiting on him when the half hour/is. over. But it all depends upon iwhether conversation is very in-| ‘teresting or whether it drags. If house is going te be at this special time, I'm sure they will think you are very understanding in going to a, hotel and certainly “Dear Mrs. Post: My employer’s wife has invited me to dinner at their house. Please tell me how to suggest leaving after dinner and how long do I stay? Also, what should I say to my hostess Answer: You stay an hour or ‘velope with your request for the Man pupils in my classes have a double chin with it, Lower your| * Mee backward as far as comfort- «table? While in this: position chew in- an exaggerated’ manner, open- ing, and closing the mouth widely. f you would like to have Bhs ao for the chinline and neck send a stamped, self-addressed en- leaflet No. 10, Address Josephine The following exercise is one of! _ . PONTIAC - 102 N. Soginow FE 2-0811 BIRMINGHAM Lowman in care of The Pontiac Press. Tomorrow: ‘Fuzz on 3 - Year Old’s Face Not Inherit it drags, leave sooner. < * « and no apology, however graceful, q alters the fact. The habit of punctuality is one courtesy that anyone ean calti- vate, And it goes a long way in this hectic, busy world toward | easier Yor others. . Instead of doesn’t have Margie and her ought to any. sense of time, according to his -own whims, at one, If a business person's schedule of appointments is upset, a num- ber of people are inconvenienced all the people like seated. In this case, get busy cultivating should be placed to the left of the When -you are ready to leave, ‘you stand up and say, “I’ve had. much a pleasant evening; iyou so much for asking me.” e been helping to set tables “ay our church dining room for | suppers and banquets. 1 always | | put the napkin under the salad | fork on the left side of the plate. Answer: Correctly, the napkin- is, 1 Caged Mrs, Post: 1 secmny| Is expiaining that _She put on the plate, unless there is food on it when the guests are, the napkins. forks—not under them. = #) Your heart will jump, find you'll hop up and down for joy when - you see Maling’s romantic spring- time blues! Really appealing! Really charming! Really 2 blese- ing, at only 4.99 and $5.99! So you better really see them.at - Malling’s today! 2 MALING’S A 3.99 [] My Fair Lady OL 5090* () Li'l Abner OL 5150 (_] Bells Are Ringing OL5170 +: A. Flight Blue calf, 0 ioe ene Fella . Flight , Red, If, Cc et patent. with Cray silk tweed, Cc] Candide OL 5180 Flight Blue calf, with Biue and White (J Kismet —— silk tweed. MalingShoes 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET Jae : Open Monday ond Friday Evenings i | a f 4] i | *Only ome per ioe album COLUMBIA RECORDS BUY OF BROADWA Get an original cast show album for When. you buy one at the reg. price of 5.98! GRINNELL’S 27 South Saginaw St. Come in, send coupon or phone FE 3-7168 thank: | | EMBROIDERY You'll want to use this shapt-ens sew, pattern when making blouses land skirts so that you'll have’ enough separates to “live in’ this’ isummer! Trim at least one with the dainty daisy designs in em- broidery. Please state size. : Pattern No. 5563 contains tissué— to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press, 372 W. Quincy St., It’s ready! Album—56 colorful pages showing many pretty designs; . plus direc- tions for making three crochet | litems and a quilt. Only 25¢ a copy! | Send 25¢ in coins, your name, address and the pattern number| Chicago 6, m1. | : The 1957 Needlework | 177 W. 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Bag f for Calorie ‘Counters! : NEW YORK (INS)—Somé ot the|comes to ariimals, and they show} "latest handbags, carefully calcu-|, particillar weakness for poodles, jlated to draw gasps and gab. r¢'ry. resuit;~in the Jolles ‘handbag vegetable salad bejeweled ¢ollection, is a series of poodles, x coemagoh pase. : either in black and white beads or: : sae: Secennes Sas A, Se Ste Salt manne Petals Dor SG: Ia bine Viennese needlepoint with a| Dink beaded stegek wag wiieei Choose from the finest and ieteiat! ‘selection ad your os DRAPERIES VENETIAN BLINDS: WINDOW SHADES that diet- foods were a deco- cae x tana: x vbhene RIKER FOUNTAIN ‘made ot wage Riker Building Lobby beads, is surrounded by va . vegetables for a salad bow! bag. . 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Our survey indicates that the other times one evening.” : dag r,” bubbled| the | youngsters _ themselves think|""T admit 1 talk too long,” 9 high!’ + s.404 a0" the No. 1't ieyearald gir’ “This way I : and| . Ninety-four per cent of the girls| 80 much to say. How could I crowd| Per dove, was chitehal|Fest of the family.” — * . per = ‘3 ” cent of the boys ‘was. : Bee conflicts of interest, Alexandet/and 84 per -cent of the boys admit/!t into # five-minute call? about friends and friends’ friends. * * * reifiains something|teenagers are on the telephone too|SAME PRIVILEGES _| Then, for the girls, came: Dates reer Len nae 2 |S ee ee Se eee & He oe. - | Only a small minority feet that|and parties (85 per cent); school-|“My parents are going out of their ar page ‘It's the most thing most IRRITATING , pa gg elem ; own) ——— * an %& important thi lin the teenager’s life,”’ one young-| , “ ot | solemnly. “Tt keeps! 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Three Feathers is not a “B” blend, — ern or buy a\bottle today) — i NEUTRAL SPIRITS + THREE FEATHERS DISTILLINGCO., LAWRENCEBURG; INDIANA | FE 2-0135 i ees | rh” ; 4 [ = Ae | Ve | Fs ee pW le Ca) ! | | fy A \ : ie ¥ j i ly | igs ieee eee ‘<2 oy i re PON, 4 Sl. Le) oe H i? | f a lo, the! OE | se peli A Wp yak g tee tod ‘ i : : a; A 3 , : | ; ' i if - } ‘ / ‘ ‘al e. , . } / ; ioe / f He vo ! . | ‘ ed ’ : A odoce if ; I t j a 4 fi : : ) : 4 le 5 ~ 3 i ; i i i 4 : | : f pe ee! f tye ee ee ee Kye et ff rhe es T/ ie Me Ae te eo fil aad Co Aged 2 are "eS me UR Bees eee, HM eae Ja me & (st Bowlerama to i. Days Remain Sew, [Plans Set for International Match for Entries in. Qualifying to’ Continue ‘for Women, Elks, New Contestants April 13 es - the fold. By CHUCK ABATR from every part of Oakland County are busy sharpen- A total of 264 men will start the qualifying Saturday and Sunday, with all other entries competing on April 13 for the chance to move on to the finals on the 20th. The final day qualifiers will in- clude alf women participants, members of the Elks who are bowling in their national meet at Columbus,.Qhio this weekend, and any other keglers who enter the event this week. Only two days remain to get into All those interested in taking a shot at the over $2,500 in} prize money can be. eligible by mailing or leaving their entry blank and fee for manager Les Rothbarth in care of the Pontiac Press Sports Dept. Applications may also be left at any local ‘keg establishment. Over 300 bowlers competing in the Elks National will have an excellent —— to get ready for. the local meet, The conflict of the Columbus: meet and the Women's State Saturday’s qualifiers will swing into action at 12 noon at Auburn Lanes and Land-O-Lakes and 1:30 p.m. at Dixie Recreation. All were listed in yesterday's Press. Tourney resumes Sunday at the same locations at 11:30 a.m. The Sunday qualifiers are listed below. All will be repeated in the Friday edition. Bowlers seeing action on the 13th will be listed in the sports section on April 11, SUNDAY 11:30 A.M nm Lanes (20 Bowlers) and National Senior's Professional he holds js.the PGA Seniors for displays the glittering array of trophies which he has added to his proud collection. The huge trophy which he won in rounds of 71-68 at Dunedin, Flor- ida. The Teachers Senior Championship trophy (left) for 54 holes was won jn the same tourney with rounds of 71-68-71. The Quarter Century latrous Makes Trophy Haul The bid for the International cup|try Club pro made his haul in the; takes place June 28th at the Pollo national championships at Dune- Scotland, 'din, Florida. A Golf Club in Glasgow, against the: British Senior's Cham- pion, * * * Winner of three of the four Mich- igan Senior’s tournaments played since 1953, the Oakland Hills Coun- DELUXE SHOWCASE—A} Watrous, Michigan Golf champion, Championship golfers past 55 in the pro ranks for 25 years or better, was won also at Dunedin in another tourney with rounds of 67-69. The piaques are awards as Michigan's Senior Champion for three of the last four years. Watrous will meet the British Senior's Champitin in the International Seniors Championship at Glasgow, Scotland, June 28th. d- | PONTIAC PRESS BOWLERAMA FINALS— APRIL 20° APRIL 6-7-13 _ SINGLES TOURNAMENT y _ GUARANTEED ENTRY . 10% Handicop | Deadtine for entries is midnight, hort 5 Ali x kk 200. Scratch “entries must be mailed or delivered to’ Secretary- | ooae cow. 4 Manager Les Rothbarth in care of The Pontiac Press ABC ond WIBC | Sports Dept. Entry. fee must this of application in full. f Oakland Cty. i (Please stype. ofr print) J | Name—Mr. “Mrs. or Miss.....45+ ewee. Phone jeer ee * |" % . a oo iiacts oe a tot st 6d. talon We ye por Oe rre wece gs aces ce ket geucees ‘ Watrous added a 71 for a 210 ss ; total to capture the National f Jan. 1.... Me ke a +e PUA Seniors Chat aa Highest league average as of Jan. aha : : He walked off with the Alfred | the right to meet the British | ABC Sonction No..........WIBC Sanction No... mck mipemane | oo , —— (Besed on 200 antes) ‘ On the following day at Dune- ° Finals Ent Fee a oe ee fo ye indy Siyteninl din, Watrous made it a triple kill- Quolifying Finels oy se e | Prize fund will be re- ing by winning the Quarter Cen- ee " Li $1.20 | turned 100% to purse to Auburn Lanes Huron Bowl | Bowling ...... tury Championship for golfers who ixie R i ' 60 make one prize for every _ have been pros for 25 or more Dade Recreation (3 games | Tournament Exp. . 10 entries. Trophies will years. He did it with a 67-69. Land-O-Lakes across 6 | Prize Fund .....2.70]| be awarded winners ee ee ee (3 games on same | ~ alleys) , “~~ | high qualifiers at each Right now Watrous will be watch. alleys) \ |, Total Cost $4.50 | house. is ing the British PGA Senior's cham- pionship which gets under way next week April 10-12 with a field of 74 players, including a few of his former opponents of the British Open and Ryder Cups. He was a member of three Ryder Cup teams and runner-up in the 1926 British Open and would like nothing more than to “meet one of his old toes i the International Match. / One player Watrous sould like to meet is Henry Cotton, three- time British Open champ who gave him a 4 and 3 begting in the 1929 Ryder Cup. / “T don't know if Cotton is in the tourney over, Ahere next, week, but I'd like to meet him again, for old times’ sake," said Watrous. An- ~ other Byitish Open champion who is in to play in the British ‘Se is Art Havers, Watrous and Gene Sarazen took the measure of Havers and , Merb Jolly 3 and 2 in the 1927 Ryder Cup matches, - As for his future golf dates, Wa- trous doesn't plan any long touring Sestins Peaks ote ert but is aiming at his 4th an. Senior's Championship seephey (foreground), for golfers which will be played at Lansing, September 9th. - “I'll play in Senior tournaments as long as these legs of mine hold up,” said Watrous, and “I'll be on that plane June 23rd to bring that Teachers International trophy back with me.” e: Frisco Amateur teres as Threat Ward in Masters Spotlight ¢ 1. Bowlers must present their highe * return of fees. Vion w ‘ TOURNAMENT RULES st league average for 18 games or more as of jan. 1, 1957. or highest * league average for 1956 season if less than 18° games were bowled, in present season. _Anyone falsifying his or her average will be disqualified ond will forfeit riehes to ‘any or all prizes OF. ; Tournament. manager reserves right to reject any. and all entries. . Tournament will be conducted in strict adherence with ABC and WIBC rules. . Final qualifiers will pay for additional 3 games in finals. IV Fans to See 3] Tiger Games List Includes 10 Home Saturday Tilts, None on Weekdays — troit Tiger baseball games will be televised this season. Spokesmen for the Speedway) Petroleum Corp. and the Goebel Brewing Co., the Tigers’ co-spon- sors, said yesterday the complete cast over the 42-station Tiger net- work. . The 1957 television schedule includes 12 Sunday road games and five week-night away games — plus one Satirday night road game. In addition, 10 Saturday home games, eight Saturday read games and one holiday game will be televised. There will be no television of weekday games. . Seven of the televised .games DETROIT (® — Thirty-seven De- 154game schedule will be broad-; bate From the Press Box BY BRUNO L. KEARNS | . Sports Editor, Pontiac Press Big strides are being made by the “little colleges” of Michigan through the organization known as the NAIA, Many sports fans have often seen the letters—NAIA— connected with many tournaments and athletic events without knowing their origin. | The letters stand for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. In this state, 11 ‘schools form the Michigan sector of the NAIA with Sam Ketchman of Ferris as chairman, and an executive - committee comprised of Muddy Waters of Hillsdale, Art Smith of Alma and Rolla Anderson of Kala- mazoo. , : e . Other member schools are Adrian, Central Michigan, will be with the American League champion New York Yankees and eight will be with the second- Calvin, Hope, Lawrence Tech, Detrott Tech and North- ern gan. oie } the It was known that Millard T. The Lions, who have occupied FoR On 15 per comm renin op. xeon we ee i. Bo ly _The Lion eater were fovestignting the possbiy of laying I 100,000 a : signed a contract. giving it exclusive professional football rights to Briggs Stadium through 1961, it was reported yesterday. a new professional organization known as the United States Football League and his called a secret meeting this month for the award of a franchise to possibly 16 cities. One on the list is verbal agreement, signed the stadium lease to pay the Detroit Base- The report said Fred Knorr, Detroit Tiger pact giving the Lions exclusive rights to the Michigan stadium. oa ao, ai = Gratis "hartiigton, “Bos Place Cleveland Indians. | | with all of the larger Universities in the country hack. @. Ate a Clark. 0. WJBK-TV, De ieett ——. actually dominating the scene with the bowl bids, . Kal ; WJIM- nsing; ” i Grimes, E Vines and T. Bdmore AUGUSTA, Ga. ~The world’s ‘himself, relaxed and One hundred golfers, a record; Middlecoff, current National WNEM.TV. Bay City: WWTV, Cad Can} | basketball tournaments, and “major” college events, it _?. foam bon oi Dowtere> ‘greatest golfers hit off today in conden, acknowledged that his|field holding most of the major/Open champion who is generally|yjiac; WPBN-TV, Traverse City, left many of the smaller ‘schools on the outside looking Tos, (iors Paste, Snares ‘Rowserd the 2lst Masters tournament and| game had hit a pleasing plane of) prizes in the world, are on hand’ recognized as the best of the pres-land WSPD-TV in Toledo, Ohio. \in with every season. Harry ‘F.. Roberson, Melvin. Norman, |poiséd Harvie Ward Jr. of San|par-and-birdie consistency. for the Tzhole, four-day grind./ent links precisionists, didn't play) Today the NAIA, founded in 1940, has 450 colleges Clark Baleh, Jay Lovett, Bachnak, Ray Francisco is an extra-strong) “I have.changed Play will be nationally televised yesterday but tuned his shots on ° Kasat, Rick Jones, Tony Carey, Milt - Ac St S m Probert, | Robert prin altace. Lord threat to become the first ama-|to-this tournament,” he said. “I'm|the last three days, starting at 5|the practice tee. orn iy pb representing all 48 states in its organization. ; erne Quick teur to win the championship. driving for the middle of the fair-|p.m., EST. “T have been hi the bell ion et : . cod Pit Mele amare A vote for Ward, national ama-| ways and shooting for the fat part ht ok t well,” said the a hing, the den- se lea Be Tee of the NAIA has not been for competition vrs umengr ea Al Fisield. E: J. Mulle|teur champion the past two years,|of the greens. I'm ‘playing it safe! The general Masters situation is'tist from .Memphis, ‘Tenn., “But| Rated high in state prep swim- against other national collegiate organization$ such as Don Budd, FE. Fieming Sam Mer-/was registered by Byron Nelson,|and not gambling. this: Most people are picking Mid-|I haven't gotten my game col-|ming for the last two years, in the NCAA,, but for the purpose of giving smaller col- Lyle’ Redman. B. 0. Bradiey, Robert|@ two-time victor playing in the} The first twosome was sched-\dlecoff but saying, “watch out forjlected. I’m putting better—and their specialties, two Royal Oak jepes a place in intercollegiate varsity competition. Lent. © Alen. 7, A Jeane, sem levent for the 2th time. uled to tee off at/9:30 a.m., EST. 'Hogan.” that’s something.” High School boys will compete . Zi SUN NDAY 1:00 P.M. oe this weekend in the National xk * * 2 sr “Harvie is hitting the ball mar- AAU meet now under way’at Day- ° ; : F a. Wauering, Armeneng. 3. Dore, r|velously, the best ever for him, een Beach. Tia. In fact many of the NAIA members often participate W. Reve. Marvin sma org Rewerms. (1 thighs,! aed —, who = _Tiger Box Score They Ae Dave Gillanders, = in NCAA activities with the major schools. Gorane R. barth, B. Easlick, be excised a slight prejudice terfly” reaststroke star, a . Foerrrt int" ofa atte the cae of the young man be faxwe 5 al OOMS . Perec PTT Bhaatehs (PT "Ralph Nutter, backstroke. Gilan.| Here it Michigan the NATA is giving the small and G. Bartle: sae Beguimen helped “develop. “I don't. say I'll ‘|olting 4 0 1 Derkss 3 1 iiders bettered the national prep| school athlete opportunity to engage in a well rounded Ward against the field but wenn $3 Dera” 1.8 olrecord for his, event during the ‘bi TO REPORT HALF HOUR BEFORE | take ea ; 8 1 @ Davisp 1.0 0 . ng athletic program with the possibility that he will get oe I'd be inclined to match him with or peg & 3 Musislay 20) 2) latter part of the 1956-57 season. . | -:Jany other player in the tourna- as l ers: at | art S eer SOE oe cee ; 7 national recognition like any major college athlete. : Ninna - Challenger Chamaco’” Nelson indicated that this in- ag 14 Sehotia 3 $8 shes “itr mea ie by vine n . ree oe cluded such favorites as Cary Mid-| _ iFinigan 3b} iy 1 Muskis 1f "3 6.4 P playotl in the state, a representative € Nae Drops Two fo Champ choy ironed oi age aber whore)” LAKELAND, Fla. W—Charles R.json with: the winning run ‘in the fst re £8 8 mowmhet 3 8 8 tional basketball tournament. se oo Practice rounds . this!) well who celebrates his 30th]10th inning yesterday after the/GCiark | 1 9 } Minette.” i $ ¢ x *« * tcaco — Harold Worst of am + t, + 2 birthday Monday, = pepe saber wee led ol the ere eT It will hold its 1st annual track and field meet June ra pids, Mich,, world three} “Middleco sn't striking the|present yesterday a sp ec Ran for-Musia ‘h inning . -eushion billiard ehampion, de-/ball Gs well as he usually does,’ /patting a with the f Singles by Jim Finigan ang = a Robinson jn 8th inning ie = Ist ATA See and aha plans ach ising? re rape ose Cag gp pg ed ony me a il nef cy so myy Harsch = Ran for Rais in OUninmine | |Cteveiand ~ scsssssseseeee IB" hea rt og aa ‘iy oe 55 pega Age a, cae “eing nage eter tae See wa The stocky Michigan-born - out- ee ememed «Ear Se Ba: per Eee eee © C GOSt BRS caries ares aheaey Oe two blocks in their title match.) “Hogan? Well, Ben is playing counters. idiseti 1 ‘..12 12 300 Worst won the afternoon — well, But he isn’t playing well soritevier repped pele _— pe Sere oxen tatter Srink: Lary tne, Maxwell 3. House 2. Borer. Musial ¢ os i ‘ Peers _— the uf + eiietins tae 60-53 in 38 innings and too Hogan.’ three runs, including the winningwho led the American League with wenn, Kaline, Lary. DP—Dark.| ms Ba e as become the life-saver of athletics fo ncn 4 ine, | Ward ead wih, Non i Sty ar the ies whol vier lt savy f0 dla Rah Ret suse [the tle school and member schools in Michigan want played in their 1200 point series|his second straight 69, three tn-(St-, Luis Cardinals, 8-5,.in a 10-lin the opening inning 2, Misell'2, Davis 3. BO—La Namronay beac 67 ss2|everyone to know about their organization. e ; . two line | : mer sg | IP : cae i 480 to. 341 lead in a/der par over the 6,980-yard Aug.|iNning exhibition contest drove in two tallies and Al Kaline rien, 3, Jochem 1. Dovis i ‘7 total ora innings: usta National course. ‘ Three of Maxwell’s hits were [27d Frank House pushed across one/h 7, \firg! eK 5-4, 3,3 # Big oe 38 Point é e = off southpaw pitchers—a reversal |*P!¢ce. _ Bg BE Rh ne Kad n 32 OCOTeS olnts | of form over last year’s regular | Lary gave up nine of the Cards’ |r- U—Delmore. . Seeory, 3 Ale ; ey 2 2 Days to Rater’ season. Last year in setting tr [Seve Crome: nbap tivatetye ee eee vs sceovte. ‘(17 Losing Cause a j ’ Detroit record for home rans for |>'€V oa _— couacs “ left handed hitters at 28, Maxwell {Mick was pulled in favor of Pete] ,,COULBC BAsEMALt » Garten, Oa. | “FLORENCE, Atiz. Gee )] d averaged .299 against southpaws oy Soe 2 inning. Wojey a Eonigh 6 svarinmwore 10 innings ' Peiersbure Cathemar of Florence High School J” Of- fd Qe OF omen. Ww eI —— : the Tigers play Pooh again ) Sosa. 5 vs, =. competed in nine of the 13 events! _ ; k meet against Cool- : : piaxwell, who comes front: Pew itaday at Lakeland, mainte % Amherst 7,9 snninet) waoMESDA reer oltre lgeetie + 5 pa Nat Clifton, Gallatin, "there's a big opportunity for women bowlers to grab a pertenl average with the Tigers last ers White Sox 8, Yank He — ar gee yo wr Atha Obtained in. Deal of the $405 guaranteed prize list for the first six places in the Press season Philes | area pei Us = oe he cuted With Knicks Bowlerama. His fourth single of his biggest a bubs 6. Orioles 2, pias a dnd for area itis scars! Wie Detioke Pawan ebtnined Mk Present entries among the women show that averages go down (day this spring scored Earl Torge- ~ «2, Mitweukee 2, 10 innings, called called inet, 57-56 re Detroit Pistons obtai : * E : _ wt agreement : . (Sweetwater) Clifton, veteran Har- Re te ee ee eee rrevernys a ry Gallatin and Dick Atha yester- bowlers can grab one of the top prizes. | Fi day in a three-for-two trade that -* The guaranteed prize list for the women starts with $200 for MSU, Amherst Nines .. ; ® ; ' sent Mel Hutehins to the New York SET. damn ions Given New Leasei In addition, the Knicks get the « * * Wind Upi in 1- 1 Tie 2a = Piston's first draft choice at the Along with tha every woman who qualifive will get aprons WINTER PARK. Mia. 8 — Mich DETROIT «# — The Detroit Lions professional football team has Lang of Baltimore, is organizing Briggs edie dies Site vital pts, or about $150,000 a year. Tiger president, offered the stadium if they played rs A : \ Bae % ~ i | 4 Ase eae ‘ ol es oe i ~ to 4s jee eh | \ * ¥ ‘ee in this Clipper Craft suit. In this perfect And you will — because that “man alive” The tailoring is terrific, The fabric is soft the price! 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Robert White of Waterford is the rétiring chairman, |thing except their confidence, fave |the Boston Bruins toriight in a last- ‘ditch battle to stay in Stanley ‘Cup contention. _- rf * * 2; * sooner or later,’ said General Manager Jack Adams. “I didn't - leven give ‘em hell after they lost to“ that Boston team the other night. I really felt sorry for them. Our boys played well, a a they have ‘since that first game Nine igs in in “We're bound to get -a_-break/ |, for us,” he.said, “We played poor: ly in the opener when they beat us 3-1, but we've skated well ever since. I still think we can win to- night Qnd go G@ aah take three straight.” 2 * °° & That's just what the NHL titlists will have to do in order to reach the Stanley Cup linal, The Bruins have won two’ straight and had a 3-1 edge in the best-of-7 series. Studies Title Bout REE < i at x rs Face Elimination — “TOE A MONAT FAST ER—— Newest styles in condortable shoes made with the man of action in mind. 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Patterson, Ford Motor , fend with them fulfillment Edifiee With Social Holl os awaited” lald before World War I, states ‘Swiss Village.” : The hasardeus, antiqu sted stretch is the same road as was i l iit : f i hi fi | | yr | i é i F a Science Fair Set by Almont Group vey from the ship recently, i [ Play for Fun wh inance | . if ¥ Building ; committee members| Vincent Braun, than 500 The 7 aa Spe were ideal for *s compositions in- P and Bryant's Selections f 1 the Mass for treble voices. In Part Four, The Apothecary, @n opera in one act, part of the “boys took girls’ parts with the voices perfectly adapted to the ts. Costuming and the folk danc- added much to the play. The musical score was played by the - - @irector, The Lord's Prayer, closing the Program was very effective finale. _- Bryant announced that the Boy- choir will leave in August for a two months tour of South America, - County Births aon 6. Milby Jr., need the birt | a j Sunday Schoo! activities from Amba ad Bi beni Perea =U) ssadors 1 Can imeds eae eonet itors Send Letters | breaking Sunday. ‘to “ Dulles ~ Criticizing : ) ———+ Present Methods 5 ‘ f ° See B OY choir ‘that the Senate on 5 Relations in anagem’ f a Committee will insist on “‘first- The committee yesterday ap- proved a letter Chairmah Green of State rs, : Green mentioned no specific cases, but he told Dulles his com- mittee “has on occasions given the benefit of the doubt to nominees.” “It is generally known that pres- both political parties have been . under pressure from those who feel that an ambassadorship is a reward for past service or! pew. Green: wrote. % * * * He did not criticize the practice! of naming wealthy campaign cor tributors. to important diplomatic posts or suggest more .appoint- problems” arise from the © fact that certain posts “are very ex- pensive.” And he noted that the state de- partment is making a study of that problem. * * * Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont) ‘has said he will ask the Senate Appro- ipriations Committee to consider/p ,|taising the expense ts ofjert bassadots at posts ke London, : (Paris, Rome and idents and secretaries of state of rion Game Is Friday will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Lake Orio#- High. Proceeds will help furnish schol- arships for one or two seniors of the area. Merchants team this year in- cludes: Don Johnson, Gordon — James Sheldon, Ted Cole, Marvin Hauxwell, Duane “Decker, Garl Brown, Harold Collins, Gus Peltier and John Leonard. Teachers team includes ' Bainton, Many teachers are serying on committees to help make the event successful. Tickets will be avail- able at the door, Webber PTA Panel to Discuss Progress ORION TOWNSHIP — Webber School PTA will hear a panel of their teachers discuss ‘Pupils Progress” today at 8 p.m . +The pane], moderated by Don Weston, principal, will include classroom progress, and the test- | ing, progranr in the — School isystem. - Plan Rummage Sale LAKE ORION ~— A rummage sale planned by the Webber Block MOMS at ‘the Block Community ments from among career service will help finance officers. for boys in service and the Korean But he did say that “specialt orphanage ‘sponsored 4 p.m. on Friday and 9 to.1 p.m. Saturday, New Doctor. Arrives NORTH BRANCH — Dr. Robert EB Porte, recently of Flint, has ased the practice of Dé. Rob- . Belanger. He and his family have moved into the residence and jotfice building on 4141 Huroa St. -| Revived From Smoke _ | and officers will be set; a report . jot soil and ‘percolation studies of Center, Baldwin at Coates road, '; | Annual Concert Set {for Orion Tonight Nermen (Raise Salaries During Brandon Annual M emake Elementary School have been admiring the 5- foot sailboat which was donated to the school’s ¢PTA Fair by George Breeding, shown above. The boat, hand built by Breeding, has been on display DONATES BOAT — Students of Walled Lake _ Superintendent! New Look in Sight Unveil Royal Oak Plan ROYAL OAK — A plan to re develop Royal Oak's business section was unveiled last night At an estimated cost of $2 mil- Dies in Huntington | Jion the chamber believes the fine Flint be éxpected to pay the rest of the bill for the revamping of their’ individual store fronts and build-| ings. | Former City Manager HUNTINGTON WOODS — E. H.| Waterhouse, 71, consultant and city | manager here for 16 years until) his retirement in 1955, died Tues-| day of a heart ‘attack. Waterhouse was tity manager pacar ge | | | to Dance Saturday Open Meeting Tonight _ LAKE ORION — The Orion Cemmunity Center Inc. Board of Directors will have a meeting which is open to the public this evening at 8 o'clock at the Orion Township Hall. The time for the annual meet-' ‘ing and the election of directors the sites will be considered, and plans for a Coronation Ball will be discussed, Slate Special Meeting “WALLED LAKE — Although the are Bob Wilson, sas ag He ca Mrs, Bertha May, secretary and Kenneth May, treasurer. Refresh-/ ments will be served, Renamed at Imlay IMLAY ' CITY Incumbent | Renan C. Barclay was reelected) for Imlay Township supervisor this | week, Others, unopposed, were | elected as follows: Clerk, Laurence Thatcher (D); | treasurer, James Lancaster; Board} of Review, Elmer Perkins; trust tees, Levi Spencer and EB D.| Muzzy; constables, Harold Dewey | and Clarence Saunders. All are! Republican except Thatcher. ia = Walled Lake City Council held their regular meeting on Tuesday , they decided to call a spe- on Monday, at which they will elect a mayor and name yor pro-tem from their mem- bership, Ushers, Wives Party IMLAY CITY — Wives will be guests of Sacred Heart Ushers Club members Sunday evening, when Mr, and Mrs, Harold Best will show pictures of Alaska and lunch will be served. | County, Calendar Methodist cter = the church fellowship. rooms at 2 p.m. next Wednesday. A return mm. from Braril will speak will be served Everyone For their support at the April Ist Election Gnd to congratulate my success. | ful = 5 Loo Aemsng_ a ie A any of all >ide and to waive ADVERTISEMENT FOR 6iDS until 8:00 P. M., April 8, 1957, at tne Village offices. 351 N. Main Street, Milford, Mich- Hoo at which time and place all — be pub ~ opened and work INVOLVED | Bids will be received for the com- pleted job consisting of grading and preparation of the site, plae- ing 8 inches of compacted gravel § base, placing 215" total thickness of bituminous concrete pavement a —_ pouring concrete curbs ind PLANS & & SPECIFICATIONS . obtained ao Fines ‘Offices, 3A N. Main Mit TRACT The Owner reserves the tight to ularities in bidding. satisfactory . furnish , labor, material, hoe — “am « + eee. At - Before You Buy .. . Be Sure ml? | Compare the Everyday Low Prices at the CAMERA Marr Where You Get Complete Selections, ‘Plas Expert Technical Advice! 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Cherge it ond take your purchese home with you or use our convenient layaway n — any amount ‘your purchase. 4 * _ a a a a : | _THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 4 west | cs ee A SIGHT TO SEE — Night watchers have a treat coming late in April. The comet Arend-Roland is about to make a spectacular appearance. It is now visible only through a telescope, a shown here in @ photograph taken by Dr. George O. Abell at. Mt. Palomar observatory near San Diego. It is 170 million miles from the earth 7 India's principal ruling prince, the| Although the shy monarch seldom! British. i ee fae ‘ot the Mogul Ems (ventured outside his domain, fan- _jlargest of the princely. states, But _ fit permitted the aging Nizam, long. "-- The railway bridge etieaistae ‘the American rallies? side and) El Paso and Juarez, Mexico, is black for the other half owned by) | Massachusetts. — in two colors — red for the, Mexican soupstendes FIFTY. NIN B = \Not So Mad, Old Lad of Hyderabad ‘Legendary, ‘Aging Nizam Retires| WASHINGTON — — Retirement of than the District of Columbia, _ secure -through treaties | with the giving top priority’ to agric ulture, education, and the development of A Mogul viceroy of the: Deccan Hyderabad's rich mineral deposits. One irrigation-hydroelectric _pro- pire in the heartland of the gub- '@8tic legends about him circulated set up Hyderabad ag an auton- . continent. ~ |eround ithe dynasty of ruling Nizams. His two years, 4,200 primary schools Tadia in 1948 acquired saieaeae. The Nizam was depicted as the most populous and second *® frugal billionaire who mended his own clothes, drove an_ old Nizam is seventh im line, lived “ere opened. in the grand style of the Moguls. . aia aie pect ate only one a a day, | Among its ancestors. the illustrious South erica Offers belt. gold bricks bying round | family counts Abu Bakr, successor palace gardens, kept fabulous to the prophet Mohammed as Bargains to Tourist. jewels in dusty trunks and shoe (Caliph of Islam. boxes, and used :a fist-size em- | Under the ‘reputed to be one. of: the richest, men on earth, to retain his throne. Now, with the prince’s decision ; i mm, t - Going to South America? ere's ens paggeieod sag ony ereld an & paperweight. ~ Hyderabad developed as g center a check list of the bargains for tongucd, history-steeped ee He ruled in. an aura of rich of Islamic culture in India although which South American countries extending over the Decca history. Within the state, at Ajanta’ ithe state’s growing population was are noted: plateau of south central ludia jand Ellora, are 2,000-year-old chiefly Hindu. The official state’ Argentina: leather goods, has been subdivided on a lan- jtemple caves so beautifully hewn language was Urdu, anld Mogul Brazil: precious stones guage basis among adjacent |from rock that they are ranked dialect. = | Chile: copper states of the Indian Union. among ‘India’s most priceless art Prior to 1948, the Nizam and | items, ee ¢ eS PSrasriglie his nobles qwned nearly half | Peru: gold and.silver jewelry. uring most_of his-45-y : conda, once) of Hyderabad’s 82,313 square | & 5-year a. Wee eee a rele, a ty of «millon people and the) miles. Yet a chapter of medieval | capital of the old king- a sovereign state comparable in dom of Deccan. — area and population—now 18,655,- 000—to Pennsyifania and Ohio. com-| NEW STATES CREATED _ bined, the National Geographic| The kingdom was absorbed into ‘Society. says. His personal land the Mogul Empire in 1687. Col-| holdings exceeded the sjze ofjapse of the empire shattered Hyderabad ‘ity, India. From the ruins emerged ithe capital, has far_more residents. hundreds of princely states, made Moslem Nizams, feudal tenancy system. Irrigation dams improved farming, the ma: | jor industry. Adult training pro grams helped workers enresed in cottage industries such as tex. | sud eore now can tiles and handicrafis. “Weather 2211” and hear a-re- Today the Indian Gover nment is corded 5 we ather forecast. Argentina and Uruguay; poten -— -— = om = = -_—- a = = = en ee & a * =—-— - on ee ee —— STORES OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. 8 PLAY GYM SET Regularly Sell for $1995. e OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P. M. ene'e score ee ne nee eeeee esate *e" ; ‘DIXIE DISCOUNT Seatesaeteeteeteteteceeceeseeteaeaes . scree a, ae Se° a SOOO OH a eucwveep ee eee @ e eseeaeceseeoee eee eee a eee ete ata tatetatetetetetats ~ agelleryy jomous state ‘in .1724° and founded Jeet will be the largest in India. In’ successors, of which the present 89 500 adult training centers LONG COATS | By International News Service. handwrought A good buy in several countries: are jadies’ coats, according to the, ‘ , bargain list compiled, by Pangra.. Mistery began: = | Nutria fur coats costing much] ° \less than-in the U.S, can be had in: Bolivia ‘features inexpensive vicuna coats. phone for. you, from now on the loveliest FASHIONS for ‘ Ladies’ Ready for spring’ and Easter... ready for you . , fashions delightfuliy, youthfully stvled to tt Your choice of tweeds o: piains in all wool. ‘ $29” Easy Terms i) } NATIONAL CLOTHING CO. 9.S. SAGINAW, PONTIAC a eeee#e#®e @eeeeeneee eee eee SR ee ee wr evo ete ee 8 8 8 8 ** ¢ eee @ ee we ee ee ee ee 109 NORTH SAGINAW Opp. WKC WE MUST UNLOAD EVERY ITEM IN THE STORE @ EVEN BELOW COST OPEN TONIGHT ‘TIL 9 P.M. AT 109 N. SAGINAW ST. e SUNDAYS 10 TO G @ OPPOSITE WKC °e 2 Swings, Rocket Glider, | Trapeze Bor, Flying Rings WHITE UTLITY ELECTRIC © DEEP FRYER . va tn Chrome £ Inside or Canes Use—GALLO 5-POUND -, BAG OF — GRASS SEED FRENCH FRY CUTTERS Easter Bunnies 5-PIECE Canister and Range Set gent: ‘An Gols PAINT ~ 2" bi Selling Out. Qu So te; Bs 1957 WHIRLAWAY ROD and REEL With Line | Engine a Plug” 1 99 _ Manufactured to Sell _ Now Only eo for $59.95 7 | HIP BOOTS - All’ Rubber Extra Strong PLASTIC WADERS Heavy Duty ON ALL FISHING SUPPLIES “Pfluger” — "Ocean City” “Heddon” --- “Johnson” RODS * REELS * LURES Fiberglas SPINNING RODS 2-CELL METAL Flashlight Electric Skillet: Now Only POWER MOWER Famous Power-O-Matic. Mower with a “CLINTON” Beautiful TV LAMP AUTO WASH { MOP Long Handle SMELT NETS gg | CARTOP gq | se z2: , Extra Long CARRIERS PANTS ‘2-Piece Handle * All: Metal il AS LOW AS 50 FOOT GARDEN HOSE Heavy Duty Plastic ie ANTENNA Gives a Better Picture to Any Set WHITE WALL — WHEEL nincs REAR SEAT RADIO SPEAKERS . MEN'S AND BOYS’ JACKETS Many. Mose Styles CLOSING OUT MEN’S BETTER WORK "and DRESS SHOES — SELLING OUT BOYS SUITS. All eis 99 Stock — Go AS ae AS Men’‘s Leather Sheeplined 88 PANTS * Men’s 33} SPORT and DRESSO SHIRTS BOYS’ and GIRLS’ Shoes 1 Ad Men’s Boxer Broadcloth SHORTS As Low as These Are All Better Quality Dress and Play Shoes SE qn 3° Complete Kit ROTO-BROIL. Terry Cloth | Seat Covers . > Fits: All Cars i ALL SALES FINAL! | ** * Fe a 6 y @ Lyd ave ei w ar ae ap Go. e a8 a te a) @ wiv Aw at wi 8 ; NPP ad “1 a aX a ae a ar sie soy atatetetateteten * * iesesenenee * + P ; ay o ? . \ ; x v . § a & - Aas t ? \ Z \ \ . ‘ ) i pe " < i : * it i 4 iene s &, ae sete bf ee Fs % i gh ane CAS 2 . + ¥ : eS Lae: a 5 § he ee aes ae ae yo ese wate git Myce fag hh « thst eS Spat a \s tilus — iy , \ eee * pi iy daaiialay, i - ote ie an me a. woke te i \ : 1 : ( \ | : ; \ eee | - sped away in a hail of police gun- prevent to poy Satie ed eka Olen need tek cron semis. ------ 1), fap oper ---- 24] Vocenele, Staties Pte Chaps, 6 ee Rome Se moreron : Aden. fire the shipment t. nal Fg becoe ywelg t t- type hy. Senees se it iiver er “4 lb. Stuffed roasting chickens, 3-4 brought. to an emergency stop and = =: who lives at 80 Collier | An hour later Chavigny ‘oul What to de after June 30, ts |** in “ Allied Stre og cobs re: aa Tbs., 45¢ Yb, Imperial hams, 65c lb. en, bag or hg to’ eet tarda: lig: and schedule (stopped and arrested, also } i oeee one Swiss steak, 69c Ib. — . one an car : * Ford Moter ogi su Gin at eenlon M | Geneon sen 5 senoe Alooe igccisee Baez “aay "":384] are eee tek Pin ae ee Hopeful on Disarmament) trom 1961 to 1986. oe will appropriate money for the [oS ttm *naery Bene nd oe ae Kimb Clk: ‘435 |Lake, Cemetery pt, beige pce ilclagg inci Sack ase va mene aa, eee Robert) Seat vocoetty be bas Deon vente Clings to Florida idea program past that date. lerady 441 dA}, scepe: 47,000 al oS. Am Sit ay: Set rt aL Ae held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.|with the injured as wrecking stata, gn "ode undersecretary oficmmizman tc the Netnel Nephre-| DEAR NE See Dr. Monroe said he has not Betectts, "mostly 1ais16; ed ine Am Motors... Tl Ugg & My .. 65. ge Garrison of 3690 Covert/crews began clearing the tracks.|‘‘has y the government sis Foundation Inc. born Mayor Orville Hubbard said ; decided what to do if the program 13; old’ roosters al be | MS ie Airc ... 45 . on Wednesday, April 10th for) Three passengers were hospital “has some optimism’ that cur-| His hotel experience includes po-|today he has not abandoned hi cals Den “1 Gent keow ¥4 Ib Bg hs ‘ore $i 8 dete 31: Am smek vcr 1h} Mock ms, . - 0.2 a 12:30 cooperative luncheon. Adv.': 44 in New York. Others al urchin = will result inj sitions at the Globe Hotel in Alpenajidea of a Florida retirement vil whether we will seek to give as| . far Eee ed Ge al nee Gale, feet «8 to 1,|treated and released. major dis agreement on|and the Pantlind Hotel in Grand)lage for the community's senior may aa possible their frat shots, 7 Aneconde,.:.. 833 Merr'ch & 8 304 ae i ae area) ees cr asinine a connate ‘ or to give those who have Livestock Arecar eGo. ih ME, ina ++ 96.6) —— had first ones, their second or may- rast Ck.) 393 Maneaen -. ail B " Atchison ...... 23 Ch ., 341 ummage Sale , sponsored by the elites et ‘eG aetrnor mes, He 9) Bee Ma otra tart wo, ogs — ble Barrows, and) Avo Mig -.... re] Mueller Br .. 32° e Ch Sat. 9 to 12, at! se & gilt sestve, 38 conte higher tows steady: Bek & Ch ...- 4 Mat =." 8, the Central Meth. Church. —Adv. S.No. 1, 2 grades. eee 13 Nat G 38. | gh agowtngrat =< wees re Pi cnd. 2190-290 Ios 18.50; 340-300 Tos Béving Airs. a4? RY cen ms priday 8 1 ree ; eee = oa oot meen Be. 9 and So 1ee- {pend Stee .... 161 Lh = ee ay 5, Sat. 9 to 5. —Adv., . <= 400 Ib sow ed ‘ hl ana Nor Pac 422| Rummage Sale, Colon Onkland's share. of the available se, ire ne 08: ae Go tt BEG, ET = [fs |Puret Coneregeuinal Church, Sa, spc le when to reopen "Caitie — Salable 500, Slaughter ¢ purr OS eee 31.8 April 6th. 8 t 012. — Adv. | clinic. active, steady to strong; two Gen Dry... 23 Owens fear e choice te lo sb around "110 “wiGen Pec... 341 PacO& El. 1 ow S x ers Capital airi'-: 306 Pan AW Air 18.6 Th States ing thse, few: iy and standard oon Pe oo hen "Pe : 33) reatens lo Halt yeek low re 20. od |Chrysler 73 Pa resus S04 heifers 18.50-19.50; utility a: standard, Cities Sv 61.4 Pepsi Cola... 213 Sa d M H : hetf “ t . 21. Bag ph at eter ite Sat Fs HE Farge DT ws turday Mail land “cutters mostly, | 11.00-13.00; . com-| Coty ga’ -212. 40. Phill Pet”. 44 1—CASH. 3—-NO MONEY 0 Xf 0 to. fully eawblish ‘market. few carly Soo Blivos'<°: $7 Pay tama’’’ $e | (Continued From Page One) 2—LAYAWAY. - ee low os $1.25 3 wea Siet‘eeady woh prime vols wp SSBB aia promt SO On million dollars in extra] WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS er Sheep — ¢ Pw Pt (482) 914 Pure Ow .... 40 |funds for the current f 40,000 Fatalities in ‘56 gone as able = = Se Sent Ou"... 13 Repub Btls... 33g) which ends June = bet Oe Howse _WE SELL WHAT iene Spur 6 Types of Action** 1 "pls Sopp mags: Sa Beye, Ml” | eroup voted to allow only 27 mil WE ADVERTISE! First Quality, A-Grad S vecial P h Across Nation meso anes | TS BE LE Bl pon he oo ape ure ase BCAGO LEVERTOCE a nequl De, Beem o> BE .. 323 FUNDS USED UP . ss By THE ASSOCIA ee SY ite ive: ‘rong te 28, mo Doug Aire". 9 SAO‘AT RA’... sa4| Summerfield reportedly told sub-’ Nationally Known Ls 4 IATED PRESS | scarce, srone fo 38 igheti poor thipping ast Ald 1"... 314 gears Roeb -. j1-4/committee members that he need-| 3-Pc. C | | t a ing rations highways, veld! Bo¥a" Wai meee aig Bnet BE Ee BY Chase be had ted up this Years “Pc. Cast tron 4 MB soe 4. ooee 20.6) : : this April finds state ssmaatawen teases: tan a ~~ gig ae ~~ yg bn = on ys 33.1) funds in order to meet increased 30-GALLON GAS HOT thi, April finds tte leiatres ty wer Rag mie gnea Bed ee Ee SB new cetivery routes to accommo olore least six fields to try to reduce : ch Tra '.. 21.8 Stud ea ew pel to accommo- WATER HEATER | the number. sicre unevenly 38 fo tugner: rr instaves a ms haa Butber Pap Jes ee ee 7 re * os Pai ___|erede: patore, 5 to Se oe meee ees: Gen ie aa ge Bere. as Rial erg maa today, | Reg. $69.95 S pede gesomagpa re, survey siren renters about steady: stocks and [Gen Motors +. 8 Tex O ul’... 29.1| crisis on congressional ae oS 95 sale goverumente coating ebentinta Se, fae ne average oto Ortette Sco eat Thoma Pd i4-1) balance the department budget | jue! Covgers: ve sate Serer cane oh ae ek se ests eee Ht Feet Bel ty mea in particu | $ 95. 3-PC. WHI cident problem, Sane inde Se Weert tie Sec AE Eee afb _He bamed in particular what be , | ONLY 3-PC. WHITE sion te tate ranges trom the Sica Mast te ets Meas Sirteel {41 Bont un BHltpe cued cane mal buy” for a Semen oe | recommendation stage to newly /79-53: utility and commercial cows 13 00- Suit ou Saga ait Mr Ui ithe “third class mail lobby” for | Gl ASS L | BATH py por onagrenene weility end nmerctal balla 18 00-18-73: Wliend $$ Un Ger Cp <0 337 os ae to raise postal rates. i) INED Mede to Sell fo $219.95 ' cami pa s bills or re-|™Oss SONS Soon to, 10.00 and below: cer, -- BT Ge ped. Os sd sated tie copa H t $79 50 oe ; : >: — herve state police = few loads of medium, grade 680-000 Tplinauet Rey. 364 West Un Tel 184 gems to pay for the services he| earer. ° set inctnden: 11. cast from bath toh, wit REG. $134.50 VALUE enforce: agencies, s¢ ss ;+ 30.3) 18 receiving. automatic trip waste and antes down absolute speed limits, tight- spout weed rvs ere 1, lovers i = Brust Meh 3 Weateo “i . 63, . = cabinet member | added that) 52-Gellen . 29"x18” china wonh basin, ‘with tenia" plated = oe We cree ‘Fou to" compare thie outstanding and closet. driver icensing procedures, “ : bn 143) F postmaster gene has ever | lectric . medern, Gole out stiffer penalties for|v2-100 i moedeoe: 1 < votes wae as Se ia os OC mobe” wen o alten Go| Ae ‘ drunken ; prime 121 Ib 22.50; cull to low good kind cisi COMPLETE WITH : run ——s poset gy aaa ieee-at 96, to wes ‘ ners AVERAGES P =a cing the . onl OT WATER er ne a - sponsored ina! ver (Compiled by The Associated Press) budge’ . : wean peerams ental wae ee etme ca, sori ririncs ; oe ca Sea eee HEATER dures, and make liability ‘insur. Wheat So Week Seo. ET HAT HY [32 allow 17 milion dollars of the pro-| ance compulsory. ’ an Tor ae: eipanee $ 1483 tae ipod posed 47 million dollars because | ' ts * & | 1987 I scses BOE LAT 146 1628) Congresy itself had ordered postal ji | Tese tanks carry com- © COLORED BATH SETS The survey showed 29 states ond we seeeee 3182 1B] i in $ ee one last year and esti- Beieon Approves. Bow 9” q Tncludes tub, - wash nasin, $ 9 ony weitere ew eee Move LOWer a eee ee ee if. ws Tone = S9Q% IT STOCKS Then, he declared: . Pa Ww Sta tc. a. Ni - , . muaeee & os iene a ™ secs a Pigures after decimal a 4 just no sees to cut 30 American Kitchen oe nual for i CHHE — Whea Soy) Allen Rjec. & co. Tish &%, ¥en | dollars for the next 90 days with- Seren te bat 150 covmtie | ee gee pe eer epee tena es St 8 eye = WHITE 4-Burner Electric ‘haw F sioned officers to the patrol’s pres-|ran to rice din gag Losses | Peninsular M. Prod. Co...10 10 10 tailment of mail servi ENAMEL ent staf of 20 . ‘ntl? around a a bushel at feay mig. o aot Ge. a a i ng ory fgg cuts in asenagioekh RANGE Crate Marred and up Illinois, fourth ghest n ; . § 13.5 = year Modern 5 nation with 2,135 highway deaths Corn continued — = ats| "Re" etl: weauete Co..-. 13 13 13 ginning July 1 are allowed © Storage pe and -Jast year, Gov, Willi showed Ifftfe change in t -° © ‘ par won adeed for pei co thy trade that has featured that coor A ; Me ho | eee STACK-ON OVEN | “cm: utd 90" eee a ye eee et Dismiss Sul A | 5.4% Complete with Base Cabinett | Unetr | oa, au les saf ‘ | ‘ ronda ase better,” he said. “Un-|, There wasn't much in the news oe Worn Above mn gain Fats danse sooner top rence and ssn ore | Trays | Stainless fortunately our driving eg doer ged ingyen ary SHELBYVILLE, Ind. (INS) —|' me os ee ve, weet All, deluxe coutrele, : proved at the same pace.” — ae that have} Charles n wanted to tell U e ef- ac ar | : ——— i. warty wend & Steel eet ~ recently. everyone how wonderful his wife . Dishwasher—Cabinet Sink RI $ 50 a oa gts Gov, Goodwin J. Knight of Cab “Near the end of the first hour| is~especially on the couple's 25th DETROIT «m — A. stockholders’ I | % Sembinetion Unit oe eae SS ght of Calt- | en mm = aa a seceed traffic Wheat was unchanged to % lower, wedding anniversary. Sa he did in|¥t filed against Studebaker-Pack- | 4 feos! 5969 00 : $ 95 death toll of 3,805, the worst in the ney $2.24%, corn was % to %| this classified ad: jard Corp, last October in a move! BE Detene Footeses VALUE 2 SINK nation, was counted in 1956 —|lower, May $1.28, oats were un-| “I am responsible for all debts|* Upset &@ working agreement with | testeten sedge, oven caked for and got an atonal 106 rag % ing ard 70%, = obligations of my wife, Curtiee tes Core. bow bene dies = . , * a woman n rt. Sey eka econ, akan SA meee Gey canes | Got Poe me, sce A LOWEST PRIOES ON STEEL PIPE || Wash {= || ore OnE a sag Thea SE oe Sea ee ate fase Cnt BRITE Finish a a i : 5 whch woud et toe. ne cents unde hag made te past years of mar Peg mendment compiint i ti Getvenised sees" Vai Gelvanized $6.52 Basins 3 SINKS tes. $6 AGS In other states with the blood- = Sy aaa ode tes I-inch Gelvenized $4.90 | 2-in Galvanized $ 0.32 $4195 g* now 4a . la paar the picture was Grain Prices were entitled to ae plaintiffs: CASH AND CABR ont! : : 2 = * ar. Texas was considering acu an Take $200 and Change | The suit was filed by Sol | i ae ¥. APRIL 4 4 1087 “in Bight Stes ANNOUNCEMENTS Card of Thanks” =e e hr In Memoriam ~ eee ee ear ieee WASHINGTON The Veterans | "Administration (VA) said today it * ja pot abandoning its hometown | medical care pengrare in Michigan cz: in any other state Dr, William §.. "Middleton, VA's | * chief medical director, “wants to correct reports that the 1 the home- | } eight states. Me said the reports apparently 3 -@ misunderstanding : "He said: new contracts in seven of those states and in Hawaii will be with Blue Cross -Blue Shiel Monuments «....... ‘Comenery lke Deer eeeeee | EMPLOYMENT AN (HOSMER). APRIL 1, 1967. "Mele Arline, —_ = Bloomfield Te ed Mra. Jeanne ye) Wines. Pomel] er rvice be held Thursday, ori a4 at i: Home, Ham at vat Pare mag Detroit, inte in 1300 w Grand Lawn wn Cemetery. I Detroit. “as fast as people think. Also is. plenty of soft grass the tree, and I have | White House Sticks to Secrecy Order : fy ED CREAGH ~ WASHINGTON =: The Whité «House has refused to withdraw an order by President Eisenhower fixing secrecy standards for gov-. ermment information. * * * to two editors, made public today, that the 1953 directive gives “the minimum protection @ necessar) to the defense interests | of the na- tion.” , - * Morgan was replying to’ a reso- lution adopted by the Associated Press Managing Editors Assn.’ which urged rescinding of the or- | ‘der on the ground it is being in- voked increasingly to withhold in-| formation to which, the associa- tion a, the public is enti- ia : -# x * to which they find its aicowae hurt , national sec: urity. An- pecurity classifjcation, “‘te- “sttiotéd,” was | eliminated by ‘the 1933 order. PUBLIC SALE chet Peden mb Awio Baled Gerald D. Morgan. special coun: | sel to the President, said in letters | ne ener . ee oe | Bese j City; belov of Me. help sell GREAT ‘Help Wanted Male ........ 6) SHy:,peloved iatant, 208 cage rake sevelopmente, west FE vont | pr Ghet Saat & DOMESTIC Help Wanted Female ..... 7: grandson of Mr. and Sirs. Orville Fee nodal ‘or sane ese san. tent Uke TOURS 4 OR an West ane Mr. and Mrs. Faucett drawing account or pa AIR - . AMBHIP Help. Wanted .......-+.++++ 8! Redeen. Funeral. arre to io rieght person Phone for wnat PH. Maytair 62973 aft NTIAC TRAV Emp) $A) wil ‘be announced later by the, sonel interview C. Schuett ot | POD Rangleytecat Agencies: .... Farmer -‘Snover Puneral Wome _}aioe ‘SERVICE: structions . ooeee te awe ‘where ag may Work Wanted Male ego] p.m. sees: ROUTE SALE SSMAN | og W. Huron SE Work Wanted Female .....11 F vrs. oh old. Tm anage oper _| Wed. Children to Board 26 uneral Directors: 4. oe pg nt a etiateal intabatine os tabeeasciatredataad Ui melt esau d references, “toni ie 1 a % 4 AIR, Al NCE, GRO " Pursley | Home, weite pane Ones as SERVICES | OFF ERED anata areca ecm ecensery, OUNG arm Donel hns ve permes i ROY Pontiac and oneison-jO ed. MARRIED MAN N a Industrial Trac Tractor Co. | Building Sites eghesesecieel « Fu ERAL HOME : plus ~~ erred DESIRES . : Building Supplies .........12A “Deno “DESIGNED FOR FUNERALS” I pgs eine STEADY WORK" Business Services Solas FONERAL MoMe | Vein ‘tnurs, April ath Spm tol IMMEDIATELY. eeeeeneme com ‘en, ‘sé. ie ae. & Taxes oe 14 ing — Wa’ : 2. . oO V ‘ : . pinyin iaite —Walrtord Fup. : : VILL DO ANYTHING. RE .wegasecentes -S9 ; Service PE 2-584! 5 marae Foot Specialist -:.........-15A Vane SALESMEN & EADY 360 GENERAL CX pt . a, eos c . Dressmaking & Tailoring...16) VY OOF: ees-Sip f= ave ‘TEED housework. § date, Sean ene) >| furnitare, | Furniture Refinishi 1A GUARANTEED ... |—= ure NE +++ F _Work Wanted-Female 11 FURNITURE NEEDED Gentes Plowing ...'......1MB|agugoe sears tet cater| OR COMMISSION SALESLADY wren ne FORM CE Gite NEEDED Income Tax Service ....,.17 FE. 2-378 ney uses | To, sell real estate. Prefer one WICK. ROMNOSIGE NE S BEA :.| FE 4-083 atte ee or a | LEADS FREE.DAILY | but will consider "cht deliver, OR 3-3478. __" Furnaces. cléaned, sol Biponnthene 3 a-l PAINT & Ex = Tg Sie yen, wih oy Com munity Insurance Agencies .......17A | ee ee Training “righ mM sents. itt at WAL LL WASHING 3310 Crooks Rd, Rochester, PE) Vic. of Hos- MACHINE REBUILDING OR RE- Re. | PAIN — PAPER HANGING. oth harrow tor, 2 Ford tractor wi : ee : : 16 XN. SAGINAW. pial Be. BE $38, in| Bt So dhh Ube Shc Se| phasing WaRte WARRED STOP! LOOK! : > N, SAG BABYSITTING. 3. VICINITY or service © PAINTING WAL : ; 1: ? . red. 3-2005. cleaned. Paper remvved. B FOR CASH IN A This Is No Debit e 7 ica Sans pene ferred. PE oT csTERING, Wew amp —ne.| [Usasdueny, PE 3o08 cot Se: eS, Te ode ueye 4 > ae . . SECRETARY GooK WA Nts WORK WEEKENDS. pair. Vern Keller, PE 1-0251. PAINTING, PAPEREANGING down barns & large houses. H. HURR-Y, sell things Or Collection Item In Biham's finest realtor office. Phone after 5:3 p.m. FE 5-3042./ PLASTERING NEW OR REPAIR. |,.,; WALLS CLEANED seg: —F_ Suton. Y_ 2-0632. ; 25 se conditions, deluxe ait COLORED WOMAN WANTS Work guaranteed, FE 5-030. oR Lit, 2 onde TRAILERS Tx 3 iN through Classified Ads.|“ _. Positively Kiened offices Serle eae ree Se ae PLASTERING PALES, Tg Pe beet | Eocene oc set No Canvassi ara ae see eeis.|DAY WORK GENERAL. No) D.METERS, EM 3-0163 PAINTING & PAPERHANGING, WANTED: USED 2¢° GIRLS 3J- Anything: goes! Dial FE Na Canrasemng Coli srs. Sebubts. Midweek COS laundry. Prefer city limite, FE LED prion __yerd,,, reesananle,,,,"e*| evcie and if” combingtion irl - § ; . vere. MUST 38 FAST * wuss eg Leach 10 Bagley St. guaranteed Phone AINTING, ond boy's bicycle. Phone White ross want 4 maate, ome EXP. GIRL WOULD LIKE TO|SEPTIC SYSTEMS. INSTALLED 28181. ® bow o have embitions and are| ae oa Drage eek. cnina. Cal Call “here ai, work, Home ‘nights. | Foie Paaog en _—, =n 4 plasty Yepat FE 9-6613 WANTED: va te DOG PARK Jos ig another’ Mea needed’ to rie Bidriege, ee Gin. wistes a Day 7 —wonk,|_Sewer, OR 34106. FE 4217! or FE 46829 28. - work in County - area. but Fas do| TREE TRIMMING AND he re YOU NAME IT — WE'LL PAINT wanTED BUY: HIDE-A-BED. Write of call collect, MF. Frank pee ae it Dpssibie. Steady Meaning a Nore PE 437 estimafes. PE 2-6019. it. Interior & exterior decorating.| Must palpi pomorierer — ~ ervollint. ae ; york y. Write Pontiac |GRAN ye op ase Wits ak FE 23307. r ble. FE 40808. : ‘ : _ Press sitting by da ASHED ntiac WATTR OVER 1s FOR RE givin a BABY" VACATION-| _"Tee_ estimates. OR >I Television ice 22|WANTED TO PURCHASE: > POEL The Pontiac Press oe cerpeneon sort hotel, write Mrs M. BR. Un- “tae! Capebve, mature, exp, wom-| WE SERVICE AND SHARPEN ALI. ole Serv’ in Pontiac area. In Te- » FOR WANT ADS ee ore ee ee | Beer come. mat Soe = REEL a "ROTARY, PONTIAC |COPENHAVERS RADIO. & TV oer oe , eG LAD a : pair, 596 W. Huron, bight serv- of : : ANTED: pause LADY, BE- gousewoRK BY HOUR. REF. FARM & INDUSTRY TRACTOR.) fepar. yori rite Pontisc Press ‘DIAL FE 2-8181 i — - “ it 28 years ~ , FE 40461 ioe_ sams. = : erences baby sitting. ay VICE - for elerical ‘position in srnall cfc 51581. ** Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ‘ane re t206 or FE a0 "Wanted to Rent 29 | ‘ocated neat Pon-|—— “From a.m. to, & p.m. mighe must have the faiawing iRONINGS Ape Ss HOME AUTeRATION UTERATION MEKS. WOM ~ ae - > Pull time, must be experienced. quaiifications Pick up. & _delive _8-0033. ALTERATI /8,. WOME: . GUARANTEED TV REPAIR. ANY FAMILY TRANS. TO c. A re excellent opportunity, leads fur- High Schoo! Diploma GHT OFFICE WORK K WANTED. _ Children. FE a WE, CONDON’S, would like la heme mea rted immediately. The nishe ed. rE ote. Call Gees character” = : Small office preferred. FE_2-0326. DRESSES, oe COATS & Al-}|_ RADIO & TV. ti 8. PARKE ST. echeete. will pay" $100 month. PE - = x _bref ae ——- every day except & Saturday nonlin saps congenial personality MIDDLEAGED LADY WOULD a 19 FE. Huron, Typewriter Service 22 A _ +0188, than to cance! the charges : SALESMEN Own transportat ion ike baby sitting. PE 37972. —_. a pan | OENTLEMAN, i Gant oF SENHSS| lammatie emporrnt tr 8 men zing woe Townes. MIDDLEACED (LADY wileagd| ney SE —TAICGRING AC |“reewearrene & aooine.we| crated eee Re ; the gavertise: “ith ears. Barn $38 ner month to rine paren Best et icone FE| home. Cali FE 8-858. chines. re x Expert wor ¥. —_ stents. Press Bos at a i we . ’ | dered valuelpss th the For interview phone FE neat eis wess machines. | itiaeGORAPHING TYPUNG, GEC. Furniture Refinishing 16A| _ply_Co.,_11_W. Lawrence, See hare tate Wahine. —e : SALESMEN valuable but not essential. Salary EOGRAPHI “| Upholsterin 23} Jim Williams Realty, 1218 Baldwin are made be sure to pet Fi tent ty tor x. and 5 wet at employment] —reerial_ service. EM 2208. ne var Rina REPINISHING, | PROUMErINE XY! _Ave. PE east Tijrsumente wil bs’ gives rnigation. | oud “te eet oe pepene PTS Eo Jbesmee Bice Antiques a specialty: oo Ores DRAPERIES, SAMPLE |OXPURN. X MOD. SIDE WOME. : 1 a r. week an a withowe Apply aii0 Dixie Hwy. between semitmonthiy. Any applications | PBX OPERATOR. RECEPTIONS, Garden Plawia “168: ows ty a, 28 es Rees. Rent__ph, PE 31006. Closing time for erti 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. a son 13, 1 _— -.. a be a exp. Available now. E Garden Plowing 165 "See ar ~ Lake ae ee Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ments containing type sizes : < 3-2642 estimates. ' : : SAC WANTED: GIRL OR WOMAN, Rake WOULD/AAA ROTOTILLING SERVICE. “F nate Hotel Rooms vreeereen esse @) tereer than regular agate SALESMEN a ee Tae FRO: on um.” psig i peeps rg) thee Shia GPHOLETERING — $ Rent Sera ..........0-...) 5 Ze ee Ben clive im, MA 41847. GGa-DONE| fil_dirt, sand and gravel. FE)¢ 8. TELEG FE 5-s888 C . eeeeeeyey* i! | ay @ bileation, Oe oe WASHING NG AND. ) IRONINGS NE 31741. a ae “HRAPES &@ 1 Rent Office Space 4 : Experienced — Retail warm afr| WANTED: EXP. WAITRESS. 266) in my home. Work Guar. Includ- SLIPCOVERS, & BED- For eet sg cresdient Went 065 war heating Nattoce! Line leads tur-| _8._Teleg ph, ing curtains, PE 2-777. cusToM if ELOWING. ——_ spreads. Your material. PE 55797. at our disp b Rent Miscellaneous ..42) to 9: a commission to men WANTED WAIT . DAY WORK, Y ny or seasoned ‘end we ons of He hea bony giver tin! toterview.™ Call for confiden- *. y in pereen Furney, Drugs. wer Bo Taosto oy eee. GaxpEns x SLED LAWNS Lost & & Found | 24 or iit. 21 wears cer service on rs e first inse \. CR ER eB eenrmomal OMAN DESIRES EVENING & OTO ; % deters : s A. ELBLING & gONs WAITRESS FOR NiGHT GHIFT 6| "fat wort un a. refined bome| folled with power roller. Free es- hag eh He cman aa PINE you sell. Ask for Bob Mahan. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE|{ . ©488 Want 4p GATES __* 38. PAR part time waitress for nights. bange for ‘Bd. & Rm. Pon- _timates. FE 8-6686. . Bele: . ee a | week ends, High school girl to se BOE _5- To Buy-To Sell- re Lines 1-Day SDays @Days § WiLL SELECT ca aa ¢ WiTH | Sork on sandwich table for week- tac Bresso Ms — waite | aiscng, Je LOWING, DI AGGING. | Cosy — SABLE & WHITE MALE ears, Must. be neat, dependable iti train, if willing to work.|WTD. | kurenen LP ITE _discing, North end. FE 2-020. | “oie, vicinity Dixie & Telegraph For Sale Houses ..........43 ; "8 8S S8 fo "work overtime.) Curb gir for day shift, from 11] S¥sa Beem Mie & ‘Fett ANDER LANDSCAPING. PE S200 of B41 Dixie Hey |” M AH A iy opal > te cs te Proms gue fase for those} a.m. to oe Miehgel’s Drive Ls mani 2 So Rocge barber. TE e icin: | Lost: F. 1068 CLASS LASS RING BLACK “Property ..*... erp ; : »| In, 2400 _Dix Idin ing Service - set itials R 53-3049 For Sale Lake Property ..44 8 § 37 os {x 7) rah a¥—cueanino “SRE Stra "HL Oh. oe =| ROTARY TILLING BY THE JOB. eee eae Ee reuate| REALTY CO. REALTORS 7 #315 867 840 ae ew. s 1G & FIN.| 5-8780 after § p.m. OR 3-2678./ “cocker, gray around mouth. Stub Cue = For Sale Resort Property. a & 360 648 9.60 driver fee cstantaped route. ADDY | winx Owe CHILDREN |“Lscennnd contractor, PE 31647 |ROTO TILLING. LAWNS, GAR-| tail. Reward. $13 Orchard Lake casi FOR on < --2 eehens 4. J wo e y ve tiac Ha) s Servi : — ve. 4940 Dixie ee | Property ry +0 729 8610.80 o person only esham el r ould ik lady so" re in more | Poutiac Hardwood mat ee pee | _dens_ & flower beds. OR 3-0784.) A 2 * £000 aT ak masa |! c i ve awott Aig potty = gs or Sale Lots - .....ses++- 9 ‘YEAR ROUND JOB FOR CU MAR-| ably micdlenged. 1956 Hor Show Cee Oe Oe veal Income - ‘Tax Service 17 Lost: GRE Sa wees ua © Sa Se Sale Industrial Prop ......46A) ———-——-—-— "red map rs, old, Experi-| off Pontiac Trail between: Decker! Rough-in | fin sboheat pte bese thgenmng ate a! For Sale Acre a | enced & capable with ferm eyuip & Haggerty Ro rms. Gordon Fiattley. EM 3-0482. A. CHANGE IN ours, now|_Huren. Fl PE 5-3716 C ASH . BRE «cones AEE __Help Wanted Male — 6 & horses Jobn F. Ivory, 6660 wosian. CARE OF “CHILDREN & oi BRICK BLOCE WORK + "open 1 days a week, till 9 p.m.|LOST: BROWN LEATHER BILL- s For Sale Farms ..... eevee ~- _Cooley Lake Rd «|__| ett housework Stay’ Bights, FE, Pirepiaces, basements and chim:| Wayne Garrett. 3818 Saginaw, fold. Reward. FE 2-0097. ‘Rent Farm Property -....48A ‘A FEW MEN YOUNG MEN |_ S442 _seye. FET St fut Sef Eemony Fut Lost veuow cop eixs TN] A FLASH Bee Froverty Nets i soon! YOUNG MEN | onan F0-Livm Mace wre #1,BQOPING. SytPing OTA) Giz, nt oor ts Bredie Ort) pas, ares oS Bere . Sale Business Property fies amin pee ~ ee ae AND VET: | children and light housework.| _*"tes o —_ a Dn gece — For land contracts see At - ‘Rent, Lease Bus. Prop. a ee O12, 1064 19 ty 08 free to travel Eastern &! Priv. em. and TV Christian tome) A&B TRE NCHING _ x wooR TAX CONSULTANT LosT: MALE BLACK & } WHITE ee Jobnson in person 20 a ogo Southern states return with) and ref. Midwest 6-063. “Footings, Water line, Fie tile, tor as Ae me Ope) ee: Batohery & Bender; years service to satisfied |For Sale or Exchange... .50 -M AN national concern Must be meat, | start.” = pee ih. ater ce a Sie St. OR 3-504. Reward. friends and clientele | single and ale © experience .. —peemanaate LOST Your mn PET WANT r To A necessary r _____Help | ip Wanted 8 A LICENSED AND BONDED MA- - i ALL INCOME TAX) SERVicE |“°X). yx seme. . nished. $200 a mo. to start. Apply | ~~~~~ son contractor 53 N PARKE 562 WOODLOW _Ktichtgan, Animal Rescue League TAN with ge tmechanica; knowledge r. Cha 10 ty “WOR yi FE N 4-538 OR ‘ n NE INANCIAL ar te belp io factory ‘branch |_Roosevelt Hotel, oT OCRn OL Laat 1 between & 8 rx GABE ERO rt HOUSE_CALLS _Hobbies & Supplies 24A : On son . "he fa ee veare tor 3 e tooeim bids submited wpement rset aetna tas NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3. Pant) = 17048. re eas raph Ra. | Business Opportunities... .51 in = OP. OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES- YOUNG MEN pe auiléren, “working par-| | work, Ore and fireplaces. Qualt- ae rE 3 with master’s degree.) by number sets $1.69 up (frames Sale Land — 52 . man, selling fence. Season now ents. No Was Ref. required. . ty work done promptly and eco- _Appt _| to fit), BACKENSTOSE, 18 E.|IMMEDIATE CASH. I FOR one. e s seve 7. | sf ainst future commis- $1 to 96 Wich sctiont graducte Ph. FE 5-0774 af er 5 om nomically. _. AN MATTINGLY “ore Ear _Lawrence, FE 2-144. — — — ace Or have Money to Loan ....+46.-+-53) tn, © eee. Ot pve) ce required Kcr ghotored | Ey WOMEN, PULL OR PART ACCURATE MODERN CARPEN- Gee Tak abana PRE Notices & Personals 25 et tem ma Re Itor_ ——- Loans ..........+-54) gsigTANT SALES “MANAGER PCAN genal position. Contact: see ast protects, We eaptial re- ae "PavIDsON PE 4-610 pared. OR 3-907. sesoateairmne tide Seay ots Groeard tebe BE “] to —— modernization or- = uired iy 180 WN. rry 8 a a *T) ry AP PE 44563 Kenipton FH CouH Yor sovoat| ENE lacy Pitty ota 0 am aR | om Nee ee ee wge| SHOES Y ae A . ae _men vancement opportunities & job se- MOTEL MANAGER | Call anytime. PE 43177, dag oetonergd etd ons Chem PE before you sell ‘MERCHANDISE ATTENTION: | eertey, Al All modera employe bene- ere, spe. for couple! a mate ALL TYPES MASONRY WORK ns e * pos re dese Faw A deat. Realtor ‘ | fit prog | afr wor non ‘urn €| Biocks brick and 5 ire places, = | 2070 poms atin = batten (La Kise rile trainin = ic USEH LD | Pontiac Press Box i Cement "drives begged Only FAN AX SERVICE \any GIRL. OR WOMAN NEED-|77 N. ys St. Ph. PE 68168 | Swaps SS weterey z. fur- FINANCE CORP . ‘REAL ESTATE aR OR| taose who desire ist class work. Anytime. OR 3-2043 5756 Highland | Ra | ing & triendly adviser. contact Open Eves. "til 8:30 1 =" C es d ir id | WAL 5 . : t h roject Call FE 2-2671 dav or night. Ellis —-- a Ts. ley, Phone FE 'For Sale Clothing .......56!. trea, Men u ot pan tine fa tor | in a iene sees Gucriora ome project Toe. WORKING MAN'S TAX Fag ts sia, ig “ine Salvation MORTGAGES | '”_appointihent. area, Exp, preferred. Rose Hil) r REMODELING Schaefer - E. Tenny-| arm ON GOOD P elgg wait gS ‘9 Asre | Serap & Iron .......... 5BA| —SPPO® ; Reslty Co... "KEnwood 2-0060 j “att hit Pome EM DELING 4-| f08_off_Bald vosll FR or more. with 100 ft! front Sale Household Goods. oe ST CAR SAL -ESME. N al: XP. —s “REAL ESTATE SAL ake ing. storm windows and plastic “Insurance nce Agencies 1 “17a Tn Debt? 4® Par a rey aia Ss ..- Valentine Gifts 58 To selt Chev. & Olds. Salary & EXPERIENCED, ENE R- repair Ca: FE 23-2671, day or Equitable pone Corutrace Gifts... S| Gers, Babes, Dome faze. | Rathburn | Help Wanted Female 7 Geric PERSON TO SELL | night. Ellis We cag | Austin-Norvell Agency H vou are heving trouble meeting PR 49521 6-801 ristmas (alts ......: eee eth : ee | EST EL- ‘/4tt KINDS OF CEMENT hablag our ments, see us sia : R TO GET TRE war For Sale Minclaneous 60 CAR PRYERS STRAT SH Res |a ommpoeg nor wow" CAE a [iggy ee ere oem P| Tar me, nA) Blane BA PpOIT coUNEL, Prana, Restor Ranage ‘Do It Yourself ............61 eaaeracie MARRIED. POR) _ 2-621. _ eaten? — Forage “TYPES OF HOUSE PLANS,| FY 48212 FIRE, AUTO UTO. Oakland Theater, FE_ $-0456. t 4 ie oP 6 ‘Cameras & Equipment "1A large apt. building penences. | AMBITIOUS WOMEN WA ANTED On FE- custom drawn, EM 3-4931. EM Reive as FOR ve ANCE: a oon Jom ey i TO ORDER Wer CAN szLL. BUY On SERVICE | Sale Musical Goods «ae Oe Box 5. led 4 pont eapecrae “potential adut & .. oe Fame Te selt. ace ree CEMEN ia work iW _bewrence Corner Cass Roll te fe finishings ae " oe land contract, See us at le : = oo - —— tow ustom- re ie S . Sale Office Equipment ...63° F’xp. ‘Route Salesman | ae. pril ~- ite cal Ps ‘elisble product wit ed. Sell- and Greplaces. FE 22408 i INSURANCE | ES a aeaERY ev EN APIN REAL ESTATE | Sale Store Equipment ,.64 Apply ip person. Elk Dry Cleaners, sonai imerview | at Waldron Hotel ime -wholesale st. e. dergest |@RicK. | BLOCK AND ) CEMENT. that Loyal Order of Moose 182 4701 Dizie, Dra: Plains Sale Sporting Goods 6 oe ee oo April 5. 9:30 te 4:30 Ask tor Per desaacnent call MA. e136, nas. Ais6 SeS cod “eomine®| INSURED BY PHONE ee ee cae te ine ~~ => Esta A i« . oe Ne a ‘ge. s - 3 ‘Hunting Accommodations 653A, Ee Bag CARER Se pee 1 Tae waned Lake, between 9 a.m | tien’ work. Ph. My, Nicholie & Harger Co. ee Liguor Gpatro! Commis: Wanted Real Estate » 32 $ : irt arkston for home than wages FE 41154. ae = : 3 W. HURON ST, PE. 5-8183 rits t acT t Sand: Gravel & Dict ot exrEnOnekS. TY, REAL EE BAKERY SAUBSGIRL, ETWRES SALESMAN AT ONCE | “Carpenter Contractor ~ [MAHAN REATTY Co.| SF araa meets ms cont fos oot sn § oo, sea beees © - Enjoy working condition: 2) and 35. Day -~ Anderson | Best work for less. = the nt quer Tol ‘ou fis se' of new office with. ample parking. Mile Red> | TW L-TMT WIND AUTO - a Commission t grant said license, list with us o Us and see Wa Plants, Tresk. Shrubs... = | flose to bank Fxcellemt location | Bhem, Midwest wie Bs x pie lo Helen __Detroit lois W HURON 2-0263 upon ‘expiration of 10 days from itr’ — = For, Sele Fete cere nase Dt bre Pe cash 2 SOORREEPER, WITH AT LE RPENTRY WORK & ROOFING | __Laundry Service 18 18) cute _bereot. Dated April +1987 Pom Trained, Boarded al == at tne | § YES. experience. Must be “ins | Employment Agencies | 8A ol & new. Free estimates. OL! 2 PRAIA | NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN L. oe BROWN, i FIRE FIGHTERS ‘9 do payroll. age limit @. 9's ja von FAMILY EAUWORT auny| Shea, pace we need ot 130 W_ N, Realtor IRE FIGHTERS | dass per week. Must have efcel-| get ae Senter Contracting |" ice, phone Pontiac Laundry, FE| 2390 Ferndale, Sylvan Lake, Mich [70 Corr ye 20% a . CITY OF PONTIAC | =e. a wanting perme-| Bookkeeper ‘novom OR TRIM. GET OUT BID. _34iot , gan, has to the Michigan| BUY, SELL OR WR TRADE FARM MERCHANDISE Applications are now being taken) nity for fight person. Apply 9 | | OR 3.2276. D&M_ Bldg. Service. SACE Sear Rahes. pontine eet eS cok Gen, oie It will pay you to consult George tor fire fight Appl t be i 24 Py he x air Realt w 7 br ai leat ‘o ie * 38 ar ot ae ih to vie ee $425 OB ME NT ok ee OCK Laund FE 2-810! and Dg to bone, ng ie tne| eet cavities ana" tin ey Hay. Grain & Feed pes non Hiialee bar pnb must like children, no laundry. Capable woman with pleasant phone ceaENT ris —¢ oUF SPECTADTY. yond toon 18A intent of the Liquor Control Com- EORGE BL AIR “or Sale Livestoc 7) lent. Apply to the Personnel of-| other help. Thurs & alternate manners and light typing, to work mission to grant said licetise upon REAL ESTATE For Sale Livestock ........ ~ _ fice. chy Hajl, 35 & r | Bundavs off, reference $140 Mo.) in pew jee. &eday week See Floors, p . the expirat days from 4536 Dixie Hwy OR 3-i351 Wanted Livestock ,.000-13. ~JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN | _LI_5-3285 jane st Midwest gemployment CUSTOM a gf ae onl Whoming sag Soc __Sate hereof, Dated April 4, 1957 Drayton Platns For Sale Poultry ....-.-- 74 To work in Chedovean, Michigan CAR HOPS COUNTER GIRS Pontiac State “Bank Bidg.| __FE_ 9-2200_or_FE 30623 ___| estimates. FE 5.3159. Sens wie Contry teen BUY OR SELI ~- paper mill. Experience necessary «and Cocks for 3 A & W Drive- Ins. are IDRY WALL, GUARANTEED cee tee. Teen recom | sloomfteld Hs Country inl * Sale Farm Produce ...... 75 EM industrial electric maintenance.| Apply 128 N. Perry “work. Free estimate. OR 3-5033 At VETERANS TREE SERVICE aa o cake Rd rates ef I wilt personally buy your prop- Sale Farm Equipment ..,.76, motets. controls. wiring AC and | peMONSTRATORS: “FwENTY FVELYN E DWARDS |DRY WALL BY _ MACHINE | trimmea or removed. Free esti} Hills, Mich, pplied to the cry or wil se : “for, Tou aad Auction Sales 77, DS: Some experience We Ges use| Wome” needed i statewide ex:| | VOCATIONAL COUNSELING re FE 81838 Job too Dig OF mates, Call EM 36150. artytime. sion for, Liauor ‘control Commis: price 1s reasonable. Ce ‘et Sales ccccsscesx est | seem Seceraan with @ nauenal| Ay oe ate: eM oe eee | : . : | Sd qualifications to rereoupel| concern Karsings unitmited. car egg Community Nat) Bank Bidg “FENCING vripeing cen ep. Bes werk. tet ct, ing I a Ph. RILEY, B manager, Charmin Paper Prod-| necessary. Experienced dealers FE 40534 ‘ sitet ‘ ; fide oe gate and that if tre +115 5 ucts Co, Green Bay, Wisconsin; needed as managers. For infor- Rei ranch in chain link tillsing, spraying, rolling, Iawn.| the iment” of the Liquor Control |= *i 500 Eliz, Lake Ra. AUTOMOTIVE MAN FOR HOME MODERNIZA-| mation. write or call The House 'Turnpost and jam cutting building. Hourly Fr; Commission to grant said Tieense | JAIN. - i tion canvassing, will train for| of Plastics, Inc, Avon, Conn. Far- = Instructions Q industrial and residential aay cee oo? upon the expiration of 10 days). CASH i > 2260 Disie e Hwy. mington, —cecenre 3-2207, RARE AAPL PPP pres udson Fence Co., GEneva sone Service. FE 2, front pa Dated April sop y, s On : p.m. only, for Pm N’T PEED. THE FEED : : OUR HOME pol ag pds | For Sale Housetrailers . .. 78 _Mr_ Bridges. © ; EXPERIENCED ; COOK FOR RE- BEST W AY LEST, RI, LICENSED the erase by fertilizing eatly.| NOTICE Giver) Ys, 88, Set ee ma are dare Rent Trailer Space ** qq \4AN WITP PANEL TRUCK TO) sort hotel. Write Mrs. M. 2. Un- an _Field« Co. 49006, that the Knights of Columbus! Rest mote x righ. ar vere") put @ cleaning route. In ENT lot. Price —$7, 900. WILLIAMS LAKE PRIVILEGES "WHITE BROS. REALTORS Phone OR 43-1286 or OR 3-1872 Dixie H GILES Drayton Plains A %-room, 2-bedroom home 100x262 A bay with easy cost. Low:}- car to SALE OR A__ beautiful ranch homgs wih | white ray and’ home with breezeway and et tae hot water, full bath,, WE TRADE, BUY AND SELL ~ R N REALTORS oO 18 & 80 Sy SETTING. 4 BDRM. ep emo pone, oe ta = Se _bouse, not modern FE +4 Lakefront this pi the oist, ftesus is jooking ——— , Lake, oraime view, *reatures drooms, full fireplace, 1 lect te rice $31 PA apm oe For de- J. A. Taylor AUBURN HEIOHTS | BY BUNGALOW.|_ rage, horse ar bara, Mle LOT SMALL £4333. 4-3, ® eaenyeglren Bees. the 3 3 ena a RAN trie water ir. screened seo to front porch. Large let, plenty, of long, low and rambling. cer | shade, On ‘Long Lake 10 m* tainly “describes this pretes West of Pontiac—off Lake all pe Bh - bv "s most dacriminating euperalusted on | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC w w . homes com " LOOK — A nearly: new bed. ~ Po ceoany Bell oF} eon. bungalow with gi feat UNG 7990, ia fats room and nice kiteh- MER A iim On CAR aa ae ments of enh eeorsnoed five. room _bungelow $5 _— = —_ ¥ fenced tot, paved street, bus ‘| surance at 4% per cent. r ee WATKINS-PONTIAC ESTATE — BUNGALOW $450 DOWN , lovely _ Modern 3 home with full hed “basement, on nace, —— 1266. North Cass too Gagné Ave. Open vee | BUILT ON YOUR LOT $9975 we Prosrecr rot ASA An 6 e in Cense Snares. condition with 2 bdrms. & ; .ASTERED TAs ons up, liv room, » |e HARDWOOD OAK Beat” Racists schol | Blibikd WanRoR BOR mt, * M & stores, Bee it today. ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS 63284 SALINE~ WATERFORD me Tot fo uooEL Nearly new & very well con- IOHT TO. MODEL structed, Mas 7 1 Bn son a be tate benth. rifice. TELEGRAPR TO PONTIAC LAKE center ac RD.: WEST 3 MILES WEST 8 SUSURBAR ists of 4 rms,, bath & util- 5 fy rm. eal hardwood . fre. : R ADE — . hea ' los e to tain bee.bo. with $1500.00 WEST SIDE }-FAMILY New Brick very bidg It's brand new with 3 bed- with a 6 room & two 3-rm. rooms, full basement and apts, There's « full bemt., gas lake pri on Huntoon 0 pans eprene, wise oor pine. cee. Fal jouee screens, . her lot! Very reasonably priced.| $12, hooeeis We buy lend contracts Income Special Z Extra large S-room — ment for owner and Tae] 2 - room apartments & HARGER OO ae 61,8 in rents —year, . | 33 W. Huron s - Sool dred Om Open Eves. —— er leaving and will ; sacrifice for $13,850 with SUMMER biceharce with 1%. new a anes Zeer row round home. re. Whee J}. Win, “ace = smaller home ay 09” BR-S & ginssed, ¥ “a . payment. baths, Corner c Selcehed ec. Be the first to see this| Webster School : © ee ee ae Gah be| Ths 9 stery rchased with or furnl- ay calling for, 3 , . | Boker 6. MILES | See a : rarest he ar teas ; Lincoin pl smaller home i weds. West Side Income Best Buys Today. LITTLE MANSION _ You'll never find a cleaner and more comfortabie 2 bed- home with oak floors rooms nace. 3 years old. A WON- ERFUL BUY ar $4,050, $395 DOWN Hace, Font last long. We have e key, FAMILY HOME i give ged kiteh ub possession. is home ts Well located 2 family po ‘vacant, D tes ¢ transferred. rooms and bath for own- REAL ESTATE er on ist floor; 3 reome sm 6 My sams Seite or “ap "pat tes r r i , Bene res i é ; x arage. 3 / $13, pee Srins ‘ yours if you act now, Trade ou NERD. Here's an what’ you N aver s an almost new 2 bedroom Lape 5 Bateman Kampsen REALTORS FE-40528 3T7_8. Telegraph "BUD" For Colored Large Family Home - Conveniently ogee just off Oak- jJand Ave. onl welk from downtown, this 3 bedroom home throw and can show at your con- venience, $12,600, terms. DREAM HOME me rin! F af $500 DOWN wae Sreiac“aien Fe Suan eg AYT et Pp ae pe features. fchude: desk, bookcase, ‘Eve. “Cantor's Eves & Sun. re PONTIAC PRESS, -rminspar. APRIL 4, 157 _by Dick Terme eters 7 ; Cass Lake, Water Front gic H iene fs i uf yj 5. i f t . Mi, Clemens i g i i me od i h oa) (2) : : ae . C HAYDEN, Realtor. : PE 8-044 E. TENNYSON Attractive 1% story 3 bedroom | on gh Boy — “| chet Ging Pepe Pa ies | or “The room's really smart now that you cut down the old | the chairs — but what can we do WATERFORD TWP. __.For Sale Houses 43 COUNTRY i zi was D. Saint aes he. Broker NEAR AiRPORT wot] JIM i WIL & INSURANCE taal Bante Ave. __7g esse -Newingham ONLY Si 500 DOWN ment. Near schools and NEARS BLVD. on retirin le tive aa uly ty $23,500. Cash to ne T xan “NEWINGHAM REAL Corner bebe & Creche fel. FE 8-3002 ’ FOR COLORED 5 wom peters, 2 eee, ~~ et, Immediate pessoe- down pay stantiay ‘ime silent setamatic oi] heat. sion. om --Arnold Real Estate a3 genes 8. anes Ra ker fareston ‘REAL‘ESTATE INC, 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. -MAple 5-821 ie ner oe eanurn. “PE 4-660. a “palo mm. Lov hehen. Se . For Sale Houses - 43 - 43 $1,000 DN. New 3-bedroom home with Crooks. Rd. PE 5-627. . Immediate Possession CHRISTIAN HILLS, $7,500.| - Almost new ranch home. Owner E seit g i 4 Ae FRED T. HAYES J ioe, DOW GI's Ranch Home With Basements ae OPEN CALL" MODEL 9 TO 1 OR 4 TO 6 Model on Irwin | E. ILA ae KUSCHELL 64133 70 Paririd is THE “BIRD” TO sm LAKE PRIVILEGES 4BEDROOM CUSTOM BU ILDER “C.” Houston For Homes Cie C: HOUSTON REALTY Seer L ATTENTION Friends & Customers: BECAUSE OF PARKING & LLY CONGESTED GI CONDITIONS WE AT GILES REALTY CO. HAVE MOVED To ' 221 BALDWIN AVE. GILES REALTY CO. 221 BALDWIN AVE. | GI Resale LOW DN. PAYMENT 2 OR 3.BEDROOMS FULL BASEMENT Earl E, James 8260. wear -Lake Rd. AREA wo owner has a itchen caumne. eeese.: 7 nes rooms, With WARD E. PARTRIDGE 1050 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. TIL 9 . MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE wtillty roo 3 lots. Can be yours rs tor the email ‘down Four-Bedroom $300 plu WEST SUBURBAN . ~ ! LB eriziteses biren pee gon eat- ing space, family-sized liv- east side location. ‘otal Lavender - 3140 W HURON FE 24411 or Eves. MU 4-6417 STOP—LOOK For SF a owner: . long Your Own Business sion Call for further details. To- tal price only $9800. T 2 Thinking of Buying ? bony Pa ‘Biss pave room. Ox ie, If you do not see anything bargain if you want! 3 Pou dle! i ¥ ot | i o * ne eke iE : ‘i tr a E § kitchen = -—. venetian’ — bath, | : a = ga garage. ‘Only $1,778 pony pick- new two bed- goed lecati Ue 15 ® : i i HY, tte i=* or nH “il « « us| Rochester Area 41—HOME PHOTOS—41 LD EF was vey. — of John R RO! E. Auburn Rochester SUMMER COTTAGE Frame with wood shingle siding. 4 rms. wired for electric stove, natural stone fireplace. Privileges on Walters Lake. $350° full price, $750 down and $25 per month DRAYTON PLAINS 5 rm. modern with extra bed- ' RIDGEW: AY. 975 Baldwin WEST SUBURBAN SPECIAL re eepeond ‘TOON LAKE Ranch home with oom, fireplace, plastered walls, - Yepeaving LARGE LOT oak in de course, Call for more Russell Young | 4a W, Huron’ that a your fancy in d, call our office. We have “pundreds of homes to sell you. No ‘obligation. GAYEORD R AY = EIL, Realtor ites or OR 32008 - Just off Baldwin, MY ~ DRAYTON PLAINS. SECTION $1,600 DOWN to an existing mortg onth tota: 1 acre lot, attached | Mechta paved street, | 7 lake privileges. | PION ca ad Le romeo ervey in but upstairs un- finished, Full basement with hao — 3 BEDRMS PLAS- rdwood : gy front ik Sell $10,- CRS CO-OPERATION INVITED Smithbrooth & Co. 25700 Plymouth Rd. Detroit 39 Mich. lie and parochial schools. Several = homes—brick front, bedrm or Lak Reasonable terms jo — will build to ‘suit. FE Beautiful Indian Village Here is a beautiful — in a) al shower. Large livin Ave. — natural a ae © b ol heat, oe bearoomy ee ry 4-bdrm. yes -GARAG .. lake privile es. is » real value for $18, h ee Pitan Spic and Span two-bedroom ome. ~ re is MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Colberry Park OPEN Daily 3-7 ‘“COLBERRY PARK mode! bomes are available in man ible floor . s. All garage. A few now will include: 12 cu. ft. Prigidaire, Built-in Oven and Range, Automatic Washer and Dryer. We invite you to see these homes and make an early selection. | KINZLER : REAL 670 W. Huron St Ph. FE 4-3525 _____. Open Eve. ‘til 8:300 __ Income Property 43A 2 gg etd — SALE BY own r. Each . &§ rooms with bath. Seperate 2 alls & auto. pune aiter 6 pm eondition. _For Sale Lake Prop. 4 44 Good beach. 38, é P l. activities room at rear of 2 car i@ 4_RooM &- BATH LOG CABIN. Pontiac Lake. OR | OPEN 9 AM. TO®8 PM. C. SCHUETT REALTY. 1404 E. HIGHLAND RD. (M59) __AT PORTER ROAD _ To Buy—To Seli-To Insure MAHAN - —_ Evenings & yr | Real's a Real Estate, ' Fenton MA 84187, cat Rutteise OR Stk Pe Poon ~ Buy, Thru Partridge _ . OL . Ortonville 10% W. Huron _—_iFE 20963) =] ist’ Thru Pecteige Cosa Sencd ea. #tamlly A i, | ACRES. Realty, Ortonville, 0. acre hear 21011, Otter-Syivan L. van Lakes a pee > es on Otte 120 Fr. : wabie, Mae Ne 4 calm or will lease, PE 2-9432. and with Buy Thru Partridge "“| List Thru Partridge Ss eae iO | estat The Petrie ne in} 3 Osmun, CARL MW, BORD, Baalioe | EaSSra geet aie *E 44211 Eves, FE 5-1 Nae . aoe ~~ BUILD NOW Mie Ba sila, wo So hist bre HERBERT C em avie® M-59 4925 Pontiae Lake Ra. FE s4s1| WEST OF PONTIAC Buy Thru Partridge — List Thru Partridge. | rad eal pee ae soon ee ca, a Pere’ Lots is a brickcreete 2 family e heater and red walls, HIGH HILL VILLAGE HOM gn Dine Bes. A modern controlled OR 3-1060 « Seer | Partridge Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE HOME — BUS. BLDG. Partridge SEE Se cn 36"x40" full 1s THE “BIRD” TO SER | bacement Home has 3 large bed- ; rooms. bath full DRAYTON WOODS | ek, feors walls and Three choice “= sites tn ae Drayton W - i Taree facritce lat jue 3850 on war) i as 9 group ‘or singly. — Pricea from $1500. WARD E. PARTRIDGE WARD E, PARTRIDGE} REALTOR FE 4-3581 REALTOR FE 43581} 1050 W. HURON ST. 1050 W. HURON ST! OPEN EVE. TIL? OPEN TIL 9 Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A ADJOINING LAKE-PRONT lots on Sylvan Lake, 506x286", city & ACRES BUSINESS FRONTAGE with at of Sylvan Lake, | PE 46113. Waterford - Drayton Anew development of ‘s acre % mile West of r Rd. By owner. home sites on a hill, developed 20x40 BUILDING AT 3° «OMT. the home owner wishing to} Clemens St. FE 4-1515. bu! his own home, Some ex- | CHOICE “er =e CAR LOT. LO- off; cated on Perry St. near S building. Lote Sasha! . 5 ton Plains, As low ry $850 with of traffic LADD’S INC. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 4286 Dixie Hwy. at S’baw OR 3-1231/ 77 N. Saginaw. st Open WEST SUBURBAN $2050 FULL PRICE — Lovely terms. Y | $1250 MIDDLE STRAITS LAKE -— : FE 5-81 Evenings ‘til 8:30 7 So OL baat, & EQUIPMENT. Two lovely wooded lots. You can| A Rare Pe seiaor have very liberal terms on these. Antique Shop and Home - L. H. BROWN, Realtor Smack dad ta the heart of Dray. 1362 W. Huron lot—8 rm. modérn home with Sale Industrial Prop. 4 4A * rms. of store gr office space OAKLAND AVE — ABOUT and . apt. small care. Ideal pe —_ Pn on uses for thi —_ without rem a the two ses . that. are in condition an lets . ‘hear =e oe J. R. Hiltz GEMER AL. REAL at %. 4306 Dixie Hwy. OR 34701 Buy Thru Partridge jon Ww. wuron “Fore geist! List Thru Partridge - For Sale Acreage - % ¢, MCRES-BEAUTIPUL, BUILD- the lake region for or lease. Call 1 OR }- 47 ng oe RESTAURANT IN THE 4 — ine. Sletinbe teoae ? Bas | PS tint days s s, or MUtual 4-6417 wl “LET’S FALK 0 Vacant heer, BUSINESS” 312 ft. frontage on paved road— ‘ fently rainy — oi a Lease Restaurant Giroux-Franks, $395 Dixie Hwy. nk ganna location in fowntows OR 3-9701. Pentia 4 and — oparcnent “eotuded. Owners want ‘ Good gross. Soe od ocation. 7.000 to spend thetr loot — Make iF * Townsh Good location your offer. with 0 per cent down.-EM 20 Acres on Drake read. High, anrecord Shop . wooded, “% mile 5. FE ap one et “ees Northwestern extension ed tablished business. Located . right. EM 3-4197. = bi town W of Bot ac. ° a 300 ft. of frontage on 2 streets ness, including stock re- in Pontiac Water & sewer Leis buliding site. Only $1 wn. EM 3-4236, . Call now tn, quires only $10,000 down — 500 or trade. MICHIGAN BUSINESS C. SCHUETT REALTY | Sar ps CORPORATION 7404. EB. Highland a RG; se) AT _FPORTE! | JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER 120 ACRES al 8TOCK & tools, $3000 down, 645 Jossman Rd. Ortonville i — press $750 low down DENN ent Fark terms, ENN S O'CONNOR, ge 5 2-084, 7-3 dee 7 BEAUEIPUL 4p. AD- joining - $5,000 coe re’ Mae LAK ak Pesoeae Lots, Ki) 32s, each Prontage on | Midaobelt Remon of vot fs ae % more ore ay be tie oe toast Ry terms. is- se.n60 Big: this u get ws ~ oat oA nat rag Onis Avenue " 7 é. = extremely = as Ph a} Has beau’ bright’ Sitchen ‘with lote of cup: boards. Li ; kitchen, Priced to sell with terms. pir ier + HOME. ly $400 Gown, se large lot, - } con Sounte your money on this |, ed bedrooms and bath a: “pul basement, ni * Humphries Leslie R. ‘Tipp, Realtor 1 W. weg Street $0338 pitetins abt: ee eee #4 OXFORD LAKEFRONT go year round. eer | 3b batms. ns 184 bath, me modern ‘ae. out. Leta ATTENTION CHURCH GROUPS ist) '§ TELEGRAPH RD. FE ¢1582 PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR HARDWARE. LAKE ORION. street. Good poem, a Ample por park malat get out . With onal investm ead oy You oy = make money. Inve adjusted te suit. » N SHOP. ulpped r= ng ag = R.« : cated Dixie Hwy. Hy Watertors. STATEWIDE Real Estate Service o _MoGul Home. Mart, FE 6-001. LET YOUR $$$ WORK for YO We have both small gestrasts Soe as Ask for No obligations, “Cc. “HAVBEN. Reatlor. :. Waltor at 6 per cent. discount. $2.800 Up to $500 | 2% | Business Opportunities 51) reel. Only 3 miles from ey. Rasy terme. en - private “. Or FE siz “ell eae Home & Auto Loan Company +o Fory_ Guest Second Floor) Hours 9 to § Saturday 8 to t Buckner Losanyers Haney! Folks. kner’s Employes cerve with @ manner. BUCKN ER* FINANCE CO. 32ND FLOO% NATIONAL BLDO. TIAC make regular ogee payments. Loans are — endors- ers. Servic. Awe Money us- ual e sume day. Household Finance Cérp. of Pontiac 3% 8. st. tnd Floor ings ll a. ce Bie ~ LOAN? “When you ask me for « loan for aac: eorrs..| Partridge in i BAR AIN? REAT ‘of 'em ee Adst — ‘pt ve ag ooh = ge Ey ho ne king. Minimum of land ' HARDWARE ER Hardware located es high- Edw. M. Stout, Realtor font Dulling ‘wie Peom on Tl 'N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165; pand or is so that sepa- Open Eves. ‘til 8:30 rate stores be leased out. Buy business and valuable reai a estate at Just $15,000 down plus ACREAGE Soe pe 11 ee oe STRAIGHT LIQUOR 3 acres, sid09, BAR any good purpose, I like to say YES!" Phone me for a in 1 trip, deen gy see BENEFICIAL. FINANCE CO. W. Lawrence &t. FE 92-9248 CoMMustTY tony oo. 7 FRIENDLY SERVICE me ATIONAL BOOKKEEPING ome. I ent tesa 10 Be ae _Fi aS, Mt. Traschen Tel, WHEN YOU NEED _ 29 to *500 N.M rd 7H 5 POWTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL-4. 1057 MODEST MAIDENS 1 By day Alan De SHADE TREES santo washer,..,...++ ra eee renner Nor é eae erase ness eene” - a. ‘ary Washer....... rere ye reer Ty ees epeern eee eek au ra ER ater bb | oseeee Ee kee eben eeedene Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 S | se wcare } | eee agesenreete PB | AKC © REGISTERED BO} SOoxmna 6 r) sais 3 lis. He Today Tm. set....... __Sonabl u COCKER H 2 bedroom, |" 9 months, FE 8-669. Ae * SON “price. ees os | ARC AKG REGISTERED COCK ER PUP- ee ws 1961 PONTIAC CHIEF. 34 ft, 9 weeks old. Phone FE | | “Rentals, Parte ® repeiry bedroom. Sale price $1,595. REGISTERED AIRHDALE 5 1980 PONTIAC CHIEF 4 uppy. Male. PH 81633. 167 E. (SRECIALS bedroom, sale price times. » me see Save | AKC bars loader = alseer "Geno 3 it Be cach. ot ft, Trate reed, a se tools e : i $0. Pee Ser Pr Se ee | pa, w andkan cab os ised, Save $40. é AB" tractors jas ond diesel). ‘Also man or Hutebinson's this stove. veererr terete cornets, Clarinets, Used.$10.05 we. oc3 ver crawlers with ‘bull * Used Usea Washer" ORINNELL BROS. donors, loaders and pack, bots, | “Bob Hutchinson New busk be y mail inte. ) ee parts for ‘Per es Mobile. Homes Sales Inc, LORD’S OLE: = ma yee . : and and 4301 Highway gai me bad Ay ALAN= : . ad" . . : all a of ee oe har = ins, p Bipehet igte ‘ ENABLE PIANO IW EXC. COND. c NNTES. hoes. ’ wig WAENUT VANGTY AE “You'll have to cut about three feet off that bill; I forgot | on st. Steet ee FAWN COLORE Bae BF. hos, So tas Wood PE youl Rent Trailer Space 79 ie eo . PL PIANO. and PE 4-143. i “niven a WAYNE GABERT’ and atone cassteds Gallagher's if tures st. PE age a 5005 HOME WATCH MONO HOURS ROTARY MOWER | MODED™, * PRIVATE. TRAILER ~ TV and Appliance Sale | ee AR CORT Bid, | 408 strictly. PE 48500 : MOGIEMOUN MaTATEE ODER Maytag suo. washer ...... For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 60 | Best. otter qaee FE Saie sfer GERMAN SHEPHERD MALE, ci | “ore Sates ywer handle lake front & playground. Maytag wrin; aes... PPL ALOT LE AT A PCN A ALS PLA ALOE ; | pm, yra. © i e for gua uty io i) OW, seeeiianent senees » | aunts a7" 1 7G, eontole 5 pecears i @ CHEV. REASONABLE. DRESS PORTABLE FUEL OI. TANK. 220 NEW SPINET— PIANO Wim” wire | oly. $100. REpublic Fesil. eer DE. EQUIPMENT MODERN” & SEMI-MODERN ey others to p beenay from. Up form, site form 40. Shoes, A on artes. Low-Boy trailer. T aainn bench. Used as dem- GERMAN SHEPARD _PEMALE, 3} Dizie Hw i ote OR 35-1024 oe spaces ene. Ve ae un éecine . Py ve 4100 | BEEF AND — HALF AND P PATIO SLABS. ene 3 ‘eh ae oe a eh a ae pained PICK FROM A os ee ) — Leenks : im SO - = uarters. C e MEN a 5-941, — 5-3384. GERMAN “SHEPHERD P it route. cag f STINGHOUSE 1 G. 13 CU. Stick nace ihe z aOR FIREPLACES PIANO TU TUNING, CALL BEFORE ar an registered, #25. Call] st the John Deere “Dealership” in 4111 Jackson Ad. Prong huiltora, ? e Mon: ‘ae i 2aiT. ONE, AKC BEAGLE Soke Phaeton i pit na | OxP 7 wx ae Lake ae _ | Construction Co. 1200 Cooley Lit. Ra, | PIANO TUNDO, AND REPAIRS. | Dr" pn ym doe. | tooth and trailer, 2218 ne wane miles east of Oxford at 1940 Lake: metal chix FERC “PLYWOOD S| ses THIS BEAUTIFY UTIFUL ORGAN | ONE BOX y BOXER. MALE. T MO. OLD. | wae |. terbest phone OA 63003 oF MY Gal for Gallagher's, 18 E. | top trailer, mM 3-896 + Ie CABINET SINKS FROM ti0.a. Cash & Carry Huron bt PARAKEETS — SOME wees 7 = peer Ue gi | ee cove $3.00 SMALL. MEDIUM PIANO, Like Canaries cages ie dy cin same WANTED GOOD USED TRACTOR| where living ig @ vacation — 72 re & WO OF icssessccssne ig | Seat MEDD — : Bird trailet. PE 2-664). ely. a6 | Just like new. Toro new deluxe to, match. FE 31203 or : ae oe I Fim Be, Seeme, Galtacters, 6B. _ ote din gued Spares pati tat'nie no mowers ai: | P= D0 et Om FORNITURE | 4x8 Diyscord: s\n." PE bes, Sbets, FB £318 Auction Sale 77 lke ws eeod aiming grea Rotary, Also just like new. FE 1" i ; v also Outside SMALL “ELECTRIC ESTEY OR Parakeets, Guar. to Talk naor 20014 after 6 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 ra inside sof ail Kinds.| fan. No phone calls, $200 eash| Gome talking. tr Harlequins. | AUCTION, SAT. APRIL @ AT 1| tae sins Tater selon’ hand take Seno caw oR PE CALL FETS, PAINT GRAT-| Priced tow. < is Hares | Cee io! ELECTRIC SAW & 2 . ar. portable sewing machine & poy AE —_ eset BABY = GRAND es. S01 4th Bt ‘E 24025. o'clock, located 2 mies sent, of $23.50. Phone MYrtie 32-4611. FUR FOR|dLec, WATER HEATER. WEST: eo ee ee eee PR, 10-60 BINOCULARS, COST tat a Anne stzle. A real, buy. 2 ps1 Santer FED StF | FAngus steers, Parma M trac-| Auto Accessories 80 ormal, size 14-16. inghouse, | ene 10-yr. _ were ; els. 908 5 Aer Fe for $40, like new. agher's, Huron PARAKEETS. CAN ARIES, bake ~ Mey Rg = Ford ake page For Sale Clo thing “56 a. mee. how only /y = PA wg gh A RG SALES & onneace iY THE COIL i PER UPRIGHT CABLE. PIANO. APT. _Food ‘since 1971006 One Oakland Ave.| 66 baler, Mc No. 24m Holland can V. MOTOR, "50, "51 FORD PRA ere GEA ‘ Suggs washes, © i) me | 921_Mt. Clemens — foot. ce for duplex jugs, size, like new. 4 Kapac 1-10F5 SELLING OUT: RAKEETS. ker, J D 12 A combine a pi! Pontiac front end plete, BOYS BLACKS, JACKETS,|_ beth Lk. Estates. 4040 Haslett. | _player. FE 2-140 after 4:30. Ps HARDENERS | 280 ea. Main & range fuse boxes ' gave FE dnd Squipment Reesem | Bele eran ee ee eee ane, | ene 2 teen OSes suri, misc. Size 12 & up. FE|GooD RECON ONED SMALL |i WHEEL | TRAILER, STEEL) cement, Mortar, 7 > < Seon » Sale Office Equipment 63) 57s \carrice MANCHESTER & al "other pecetsatry. eg gums AUTO “GLASS 5 : . . $-8765. . Cement Paint for Walls & Floors : for $6 too geek Some. Fat oper ™ scres| Properly replaced, no _ rattles, * em — | -$FT DRA SOaki With ING MACHIN ot, } . ~ guts, Spt Costs, TCoats, te|moNRITE |.” si) arene a i aoa eens V1 laylock Aluminum ae windows, Mera. Cash registers. Check Quantity tiuminum’ gates, wits der new management of Kay from $5.’ Orig. to| Automatic washer.......... 95 | reference tables, 2plece daven- | COAL & hd ¥ CO.) & doors, on b Fouges) Ce wee oe a. .£ Dogs ° Trained, Bo: Boarded 70) jgpce. posts, 1M? Ford 13 8.) | P 7 $108, Fonte 02.96 up: jackets, $9.96 ee iiitesses $20.88 | port & comer table, ‘blond wood. | © Leke Ave. _FE SS | owning. a a gee od partis FP iS se aee. tee erevee| HUB AUTO GLASS Co; ° ww eo | refrig e 5 COMP 7 7 7. ’ gone, Bee what Your, oles are eratoe. - ER a ee cond. $5. OR unt o> 41.00 each, MU 9-0000." ees ECLO G. fo e% Sinever, used, cost $90 wilh sell 108 | ino ALPALPA | & VENTS, COMPLETE FRONT : ' BED. . 6741. ; TIRES, . TUBES, CALL OR coats. : . chest, vanity table, wool ¢ F L COM- _clover, 30c, 4c & BSc. OA 8-2231. . Be es tia SOF eee! | EX Teeeraers| Sheetrock | See Sere Bevloment 6) ait tres of int, ses 38) Auction Sales | set & Srid sett : BUILT : =z}. > . . : CLOTHES SIZE 2 Prench Hoors, 8 steel GROCERY ISLANDS. ¢ FT.. dell good : Jad. an Cas even. Bicctre Go it W. I BS FIR: ence, poste 2 Caine , “Out Ax8 ‘Sheet $1 35 plete units “with 8 pee asl | te e ise. Oa eat Som Dixie High For Sale Tires 80A . Se Mallbwall. Off Or Bite iRONRITE TRONER. verse. FE 31001, Fir Plyscord. 423% sheet 94.88 Dae Bey . 4286 | ALFALFA SECOND CUTTING ixie Highway ° wall. Off . other misc. soll er reas. at = mixed ‘trom & alfalfa, first a. D t Pl D WHITE WALL TIRES ON Ra. of Commerce Rd.| $5° S75 DINING suUITE #10: GARDEN | B' ins 100 sq. ft. $3.95 | NA ting Biecth Rd. between rayton Plains * heels, S110 x15. PE 7 FE seeder $5.00 8. ¥ machines | Twinsulation, 10 sq. ft tasecces 7.90 cod condition, Reasonabie, EM a A @ baw ‘Lake Rd F 600X. ett Byoes. 5 F < aa TT ALT AN RENNADANCE ¢ TAN RENNAISANCE ' ; oe De Te eee Rt, Sse | Seees. ; . goon -|Every Friday ....7 P.M. | ooxis exis TIRES WHEELS. 5. ss. “figs “aothing 12 Miers RE TO ae $4. 75 Leet. va CLEAN- vane auf, 2x12, 2x14, | Sale Sporting Goods 65 |ALFALFA SECOND’ CUTTING & Every Sunday ....2 P.M.|_ Pm'esies. Sons. rake over | 2028 07-1. once ee eee | mixe¢ brom vm FE 113 Exmoore.” Balance $38. plus $25 equity. PE $3.50 | ~~~ ting. 2014 Slesth Ra between Wire] BUY & SELL DAILY Myles, sine 50018 FE See) G DR Rize io. KENMORE IRONER. EXC. COND. ee 5-4819, eo Pine. beara, pits ounce | mote to. PE baile ate om Rd, & Sc Lake Rd. MU : D. pe 16. PE -_- : mahogany 98 | “case, boy’ _ 48038, ado! i] - table. @ chairs. Credents! Northern Lumber Co. i = se er 5 p.m. i ALL KINDS WAY, STRAW, OR 3.2717 tires, $3.50 up, also ' whitewalls, OR Rd ae, sane —— SMELT NETS, REO. §3.96,| Detiveri toes, AU f° ATE p 8 niente am on wa Dow 81.88 nee. #8, tow BALED ALFALFA RAY. as ice anywhere, or househald, ee Dine m Ls Banal FOR COMPLETE HOUSE. | “ '¢9. Se ee re BUD Seated te ob tans oe ND "MAKE SURE. IT'3” Pie ——— 3s = cure. wood. Delt vere. a hak | Oxtord, Row to 66 er seas of: lack s BURMEISTER Rubber hip boots, reg. $15.95, now ners ak : opaEngrs : w Pe or tales SOFAS, M a up. | j . e Northern Lamber Co. And Hardw $ OF GALE He f TON on oa al ‘on Set” | #9! 8. Saginaw at Raeburn beautiful, slightly Buy « faoaty rays, stand.” faucets, ' shee Lak nderson Mardware toms of pepe A Seeserd Sale Household Goods 37 bane for the price of used Blid! windows from ....... $14.50 reste“ L's Hsin ° me 9747 Fal 6, Peenet ok | _For Sale Livestock 72 athe, ihe oot “Rochester at |. Auto Service 81 } DINING ROOM SET, 4 rem. EL 64196 cL riba 2 TENNESSEE WALKING MARES,| @TSl Odd chairs, dining rm. ‘suite, | CRANKSHAPT ORINDING IN THE “puitet, “Good a “SEPTIC TANKS TANKS | re bdoe Tas. 625.00. Tel. |" 1 Bay mare, 1-10 me: . ae colt. eae amg stands, Ma- ag A gt s Me 7 nSSTRIG LANGE rs Phone Lakeview $0132 afternoons sell, trade. ell, 318 S meee tree REG. penne.” divencos, tein beds, = M Scoot sessed 5 burner lean | and SALE! ttre Pal G —- Dirt 66 Bt Sai. 66. 685 Granger Rd. | _—ikitchen , heer “4 oe conditioned $74.50; _ Good re : eb ee 4 ee eee. 1983 ALL STATE GooD Ww. Alum. comb. windows doors. {HAY von ee, si8 A TON N OR| pots pans, f ee Abc WASHER. BADIO § seten Sate | ce ee ee ee Pen os aa MAREE cabinet. fruit jars, carpenter tools, | 07 WHIZZER FOR SALE. EXO, Both new. Used Bendix. dryer wc $2, Hass. Tomoved. Best offer. | Pets Pom AND Han esoun | garden tools, laws chatre & card | _cond. OL 14321. €387 Hatchery Rad., Williams Lake.’ oy Re RUG & 7 Rg Odd ‘and ends of lumber | igs ALLSTATE MOTOR SCOOT. - 3 CLEAN WASHING MACHINES Me Rs ey a eT RA NTED: LIVESTOCK OF ALL gad excises tee mumorege te men: | _of, A-t condition. 918. FE 52070, Lesge are 9 £m a et t ra sat ‘pasint aon OS | “Rinda. Porvest-Joues, MA $4906. | sto. Duane Spton, at For Sale Motorcycles. 83 T PIBCE SECTIONAL. ALMOST och oak oma, WR Sane A-1 TOP SOIL INDIAN _ PALOMINO RU-| Terms. Cash. rT _ 900. for sale. EM 3-437. = oe Te ee are TTS S| ea PECIAL | kena gerd atp-rar | oe Seto Poultry 74) tntrnamicter Mr‘ekt dt | pamnen to, Fe ean rm. suite. Call PE 2-8863._ Ms" cedar siding, M soit. waa aan | ~~ ~ rich. nee. Oa mast one | Pon ee SERVICE OW J PC. LIVING ROOM SET. 2 TA- we ae p THE POL | “hai gravel. OR 32003.” WHITE EMDEN GOSLINGS POR| mile north of Grand Blane: ap-| Perviaens ame Oo Si Bout bies & 1 lamp. $50. Philco Table. %” & 3%” x 10” c rel SOIL sale. 143 Oxbow Lake Rd., 3 Mi. roximately 10 miles southeast of _Saginaw. ia oe model comp. fae & Pee] of ee Saltnoett | mince art gravel and ma on | re to Fine ined, cai, $2 cena | grep te Tae és, ae and 24's. on Sale Farm Produce 75| 4. grows, ‘+ woh 3 | ator Sale Bicycles 84 Freeding tik Used davenport 8 : ANYTHING Bieck iri, send, grovel & fil. arrume. G20 A e 4 ROieL AnD Farm "machinery: 3 |? 2Ove nices. ONE-26 IN. ONE chair. 3 bedrm, suites, Oak table. BLACKETTE’S Bulk and in loading. Also sweet cider. Homestead | Eauipment, 3 “combine, in. $18 each. 113 Exmoor _- 4 chairs, last set, €8 N. B : CLINTON LEONARD ___EM 3-4515 Orchards. $400 Orchard Lk. Rd, {gore plabor etc. | 36” BOYS BICYCLE Gini's Holcomb, ‘ a1 Dine Beye Prt Clarkston | 41 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE, | CUSTOMERS FOR FRESH BOOS. ites. foots © cauinm am 20° 2wheel bicycle, $13 each i PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM MA $001 see Ssh Se Bw rE pee Woy FE $9132 | oe $-6100 after UN- | STALL SHOWERS, COMPLETE near FARMERS: iF YOUR BOIL TEST Hereford Satur- | aa mM. . with a oe a: $68. S je =. you moos tepcenee. phone = P ~d eee a men. - : . mplete wi aming creme Fe bifit or FE OARLA eRLaN ice; Swarts Creek. Phone Mercury Boats & Accessories 85 faucets. 914.08, Toilets, + KLAND COUNTY FARMER'S | gabe. ‘Vernon state Bank, if salen, mga, Saye, soe see factory rt. Band, grav GE G1 Geen every for bom 9 om, | 202 : ¢ MP ELOIN, 6 a “ee ebind 536 pm Qrendreseed, Prune |For Sale Housetrailers 78) ii Tt. Wolverine CEDAR v6 up. “Always STOP! OOKI fil, PE __OF OR 36448.) Apples aad cider Potatoes. Vege | oS pyecaneg _ att —_ie with controls ae 30 siere! BED, 3 EM3 2) 31 | Te ema Hare oF 4 “wd Bees fx! and) ad gravel Fortind Lake ho aaa) ase on enw ood > HOUaE- as r pquippea, ready ie go with é ‘d0or . oF could be made nice 70. aoe owe : i mod * tabi, matching like new, PE 5-2011. wa dae Getiis tren oath og hg oe eg hothe 2x40, ener to move, in| AAA TOP SOIL, SAND, GRA Re oe ee trailer, exe. cond Bicones aLiTy, | comes tae eet ao Wesel, PORTABLE ahtmente FE Pai For sou wees ou estimate ac. H. P. Button, MY 24432. | fill Girt also " rote tilling. FE | STRICTLY xan BOGE, 3083 a wih Fematnin balance | is pan, Ig CRAFT gre 4 oe ~~. ;| exe, cond, Attachments. r culvert s 2-0203 | STIR _ vt, Court Collier. RP ptt de wees plank ished, |“ Pearson's Furniture, <2 Orcherd) SeSUiLT WASHING MACHINES Sewer Pine te | HAVE YOU TRIED GWAP SERV- SURPLUS LUMBER & | iit gints oF GhaveL, puacH | +0002. lf FT. ALU- ect. $i 280) Been af, Seance iy if RUGE WOOL PACE. ¥i6.% All guaranteed. Gutters. — — Cement | ice? Cal OR 28561 MATERIAL SALES CO, |“ sand. rotted cow manure, PE | STRICTLY PRESH BGGs DInECT| Mnem,.velgh, | BY i owENe 2 Reversible, | $16.58, fauertes. ta N Jobnson, Pinte, Mestet Lamber HAVE YOUR LAWN are SED LUMBER BARGAINS | $3371. ys AE) ARM. eg one Orwarilie, we eae ane Se Pearce wos ras — 5 years to pay Tine Oe LAWN PRN: tek Ge lencite over 6... a SANE (ROW RO qaaver.! 2411 OPDYRE RD. THIRD | i864 BONTIAC CHE CHIRP Ge FT> EX-| Motor. Trailer. All Access. $1,050. a uk A 95 models, one of Amrericas | | “AR ee wm ts fon‘ work, ‘Trucks loosed. | HOUSE | SOUTH (OF WALTON si ent cond. Alfred: Werve? 2300 | al ee on BYLNRODE. ie 9x12 Felt B Base ase Rugs $3.95) for § years, & new reffigera- gp AE CO. ZB w. NES HARD WARE- a oe... mb = eT ACE DIRT _EN FARM, FE 44020, mone nea weapaiiage : “century boat, Oster Waier: ¥a tor for a little than a used an ue, ent fee a PT EWAN, CEL Jn LINOLEOM, (27, gc| machine Mic My 6120 Bogie HOT WATER HEA EAL. | Rostatnes bree te LOADING NOW, WALTON BLVD. | nw nw _Sale Fa Farm Equipment 76 “iat Copii somiplete’ With gwar N. Liki NEW. 4 "ay, Ft. Wall Tile ae td aad o Are, Comments. ~ NEW BUILDING MATERIALS ry 4 ROW OLIVER, CORN ‘ ei pea MY 3-1275.| $100. Call MA; 5-2656. — 93| REFRIGERATOR, _ $2550. GAS “ALL STEEL FENCE ‘ French, PE_§-7861. ELART, | toes N sh. | CHRIS CRAFT, 14 WITH FRONT R stoves, $15 up trie stoves ® ¥ BLACK DIRT SAND GRAVEL, | $%4,P*Ded only 100 sores. Cost tralle?, 61. h oF terms. Call} deck. used 1 Bost. GUAR. "HOUSE PAINT, &. 1.38 is $34.50" up, dining est, = $18.20. vaqney dows, Fri C1700 of FR S007. colt BIRMINGHAM NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM rust, ot: Sit ws Great Lakes Boe CHEVROLET z “$984 Bel Air 2-door sedan. Ratio, : finish, beater, Like. new $845 Small down payment NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM ‘WE WILL TRADE UP OR DOWN y Rater meee ear for your equity car and we pay you), {she te 1967 models avatiadis. Haskins Chév. 8751 Diste ¢ MIS Maple been "Oped wes "tu 9 “WHAT HAVE YOU TO. TRADE? "86 Ford Pairiane ‘Vieior'a CASH IS WHAT YOU SAVE! 55 Buick Super Riviera Coral & white, R&H, power steer- pond & brakes, a = — #1 55 ‘Chevrolet Wagori This 2 tone beige & brown sta- tion wagon is will give you that extra ata you've been locking for — ta i for a test ride sk as 55 Plymouth Club Coup = Tue shiny meadow green finish has many miles of com- fortable driving doit, H a 6 cylinder & e Lancer hard $1595 Is, Ford cumom Va... Sioes ‘85 Chev. BelAtr 4 dr, P, G. $1345 54 Buick super 4 $7205 33 Ford custom @ dr, .....3 605 "83 Ford club Coupe ..cscss,. § 505 33 a esececces $ 575 ‘83 es -$ 546 32 Nas Rambler. eeeeedeveeas $445 "82 PiyMOUtA 2... .60esesceceee. $8 306 WE ED ik ivcccccuccspsccsss $ 325 *S) PLYMOWR .nesscscseseseess $. 245 ‘50 WN cs sccaecususdsccuese $ 175 50 Plymouth ......¢-.sesees, 125 De pc sanctecussscéeres 150 WD PIFMOMA occ cscencssveee $ 115 % ton — $ 345 vee 8 5 "$4 a Stary * — pick-up “Dodge $1245 |28 ] Mobs ASetee -| NORTH CHEVROLET 1 1S WHAT YOU SAVE . Motor Sales . Chrysler - Plymouth NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY! ed & ++. ee 1984 Bulek Super 4 dr, Dyna. Rak. | 1981 Buick Super Hardtop. 1963 Plymouth 4 door, R&H, seed -. "> ‘nigel ae ngs—Please A ats “fiat CEARESTON | O°" For Sale Cars mm oe Sale Cats 91/1 ¥eTON STAKE _ $1350 ae ood stlection si H. obo “Ine. a a FORD line V4. equipment. save! $1595 _ , Your ol@ car down. 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM Long easy terms NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave, BIRMINGHAM Basy GMAC, terms NORTH CHEVROLET BIRMINGHAM FORD Custom 8Cyl. 2-DOOR $1350 : M LARRY JE EROM E OL a CASH And you'll save plenty when you deal at oe ER BUICK. $1895 "$5 Pontiac Catalina Cpe. Hydra- matic. Radio & Heater. W. Wall tires. 2-tone beauty with low mile- age. $1895 ~ Buick ane, 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio Hea Power steering, W. Wall oes done green. $1495 "64 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio & Heater, Power steering. & brakes. White & black, E-Z eye glass & W. Wall tires. * e $1195 Ls Cadillac 62 Sedan. 4 Dr. Hadio Heater. Power steering. W. Wail tires, $1195 ; Starchief Custom 4 dr. Sedan, radio and. heater, Hydramatic. 2-tone white & coral. ‘SI Olds 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio & Heater. Hydramatic,.One owner. ~ $295 "$1 Dodge, Radio & Heater. Stend- = = po ha sae Exception- OLIVER BUICK: |. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Srey,” a 1000 S. Woodward Ave. | SPECIAL BARGAINS | NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM ‘8 PRIEND EASY ED JONES Used Cars BUD SHELTON $ssdsesssessdsesdcdige se: ’, Dr. Dr. s Bud Shelton Motor Sales Auburn at E. Blvd. _—sPE $6728 Bob Frost, Inc. AROUND, MI MI ROCHESTER RAMMLER - DALLAS ‘Dodge-Ch rysler-Plymouth oL 111 ene “en ‘ae 29-4330. “ Clean. Sar AE "Si PACEMAKER, 101 Buctid 5. "56 Hardtop Sedan $495 Down — Soak Per Month one $6 Hardtop 2De 2Door pe Ia Fireflight eflight 4 {Door 2-Door Bt! Hardtop 2 Door ir $280 Down — ow SSP 55 Ranch “Wagon $245 Down — $41.63 Per Month ’ * 55 Fairlane Victoria $300 Down — $54.00 Per Month *54 Hardtop 2-Door $245 Down — $59.00 Per Month * 54 Twolocr $200 Down — $33.93 Per Month _ DESOTO 54 Firedome 4-Door Down — $40.66 Per Month NASH ’S4 Ambassador 4-Door $195 Down — $34.42 Per Month gee Per Month OLDSMOBI 54 Hardto $200 Down — $59. DESOTO "53 Sportsman | : $160 Down — Per Month "53 FoarbDoor 6 #245 Down — $35.40 Per Month” DODGE "53 Four-Door $14 Down — pe Ssercutes Per Month 53 Two- Two-Door “88” $148 Down — ac Month 53 Suburban Bice Down — $32.78 Per Month BRAID. FE 29101 ..| Open till 9 Se 1°53 Buick Special .. eee Sart 9 trade for in or "86 Ford or Chev. 8-6192. ier MOTO tudoss! PROM “ROCHESTER RAMMLER - DALLAS D rysler Ply mouth ere eee eee we tseenee Bia MI Lictihe tain tute » Sone Free Pick Up & Deity Birmingham QUALITY USED CARS 56 Plymouth 2-Dr.. .$1495 8 Cyl. Automatic, W-Wall tires. 56 Buick ick Special .. $1995 55 Plymouth Cub . -$ 795 8 cylinder, "34 Adina, 98 4Dr. ... ee bee $1445 a 55 Buick Super .., .$1595 '55 Ford Victoria .. .$1595 Crown, Power steering & Ford- 56 Mercury M rey. Sts $2045 54 Mercury 2-Dr. ..$ 895 A dandy used car, « ‘95 Plymouth 2-Dr.. .$1095 56 Olds 4-Dr. ......$2095 Holiday, full power. .$ 995 - $1395 Convertible *54 Buick Super ... Beautiful hardtop. 53 Chevrolet 2-Dr.. Radio & hester, Stone paint. -$ 745 "55 Chevrolet ft Dr.. «$1295 You can't beat 52 Chrysler H’top . .$ 595 = Yorker, power steering, nice 56 Buick Century . .$2595 Estate Wagon, double power, "56 Buick Special .. - $2195 Converti! 55 Chrysler 4-Dr. ...$1795 New Yorker, power steering & brakes. 55° Olds Super vee $1695 5 Bolg Specal $795 56 Chevrolet 4-Dr.. .$1695 ~ $5 DOWN ON FOLLOWING: 53 Chr sal de Windsor "53H "52 Chevrolet Hardtop "52 Nash 4-Dr. Statesman || *53 Plymouth 2-Dr, "52 Pontiac 4-Dr. Schutz Motors { | eran tres West Side Used Cars Drive out oa t ean PLYMOUTH | SAVO" © states er, white wall tires, $1495 Terms to suit. NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. WOODWARD: BIRMINGHAM _ GUARANTEED A-1 AUTO SUPER: MKT. SPRING SALE 96 C Cadillac C eine Coe. IS ae $3995 ex Olds 98 H’ a . $2795 dio & ; oo Seek gual exhaust, ‘96 Pe Pontiac Cat. es $2195 & heater, png sie a lwel ail tires. 5S Olds ph eee 1, $1655 owe tradio & heater, tone paint, ‘a beauty. 55 Olds 98 Starfire. .$2095 Convertible, Bydr Hydramatic, radio & "35 Cad Cadillac Cpe. D DV $3195 . low mile - 54 Buick 4Dr. Sed. Bet So 54 Olds 4-Dr, ...... $1395 Hydramatic, radio & hester, Pow- *S4 Pont. 4-Dr. Sed. $1295 HMydramatic, radio + heater, full power, a beauty. * Olds tag er = dramatic, pains. °54 Cadillac 62 Sedan $2295 Dtone paint, beautiful family car. 4 3 Chev Cl. Cpe. ...$ 895 & heater, Jet bieck. 3th Olds 98 Custom. .$1095 +Dr. sedan, radio & heater, Fy- 53 Pontiac Convert. $ $ 95 win good binck top. '51 Olds is Super 88 « -$ 395 1 Cadillac Ges Sedan an 795 Hydramatic, radio 51 Chevrolet ites 395 Sedan, radio & heater. 46 Ford 2Dr. s.....$ 95 "46 Pontiac 2-Dr. ...$ 95 -JEROME* OT ae «Cadillac. 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Dinah Shore's cus, which opened its season with] po) pe srt 90 Rebels |s2™ -»+ Hedy Lamarr wouldn't dress in an elevator, so they\Love Truly Has —— a benefit show for the New York) FT ap © 5 | built her a $1,000 dressing room on the Ziegfeld stage at the|7 7 =. | oon Cancer Commitee Killed or Captured in|come show. Jack Barry filmed a new panel-quis show with|Ups and Downs — | KELLY’S Clowns there were by the: ludi- Scattered Raids. isons : Ree Merrill, ai ciasneen SF pea Ml be tn aaa DETROIT (®—Love had its ups 5 PLADSIY i HARDWARE crows. dosen under the red end| - Fisher's Las V ; downs—44 flights of stairs— 6 ADOR ard, «s+ argltsrry Mpaa pares Mh rene madly fe eee 4's : for a bride-to-be and her fiance, 7 Deel 1} 3994 Auburn Rd. Lienel Hampten leaves for Australia Sunday; he says, “1° x« «& * A eights i gee o de meee iohaas nace hoes wmak hepe I'm held over Down Under”... | Dorothy McKenzie, 20, gets sick 9 TOODOUR 1: = the front row: or captured in the past 24 hours Paddy ("The Bachelor”) Chayefsky will |i clevators. Still, she had to ap- vs jh woot | F : Lions, tigers, elephants, mon-|in clashes centered in. the eastern die tarot fin wThe [Pear at the final: divorce hearing a | keys, tumblers, high-flying trep-|part of Algeria. write original film script, against her first hus- 4-4. McKibben & Childs eze swingers, tight-wire artists) the two biggest operations were Goddess” , . . Bob Hope's film, “Trouble [hang James. The hearing was on © 1957 What's My Line, Inc. with parasols, beautiful women! reported in the Aures Mountains, in Paris,” will be retitled “Paris Pigeon”. |the 1%h floor of Detroit's City- HARDWARE ‘fiding im silver carriages 404/pirthplace of the 2anonthold na- Broderick Crawford, who can’t work out/County Building. | westeng persle PaaS « rebellion, and in the & property settlement with his estranged as _* : cart js deg dim’ 1576 Union Loke Rd. -_ ; wi .. -| She Ernest Thompson, 24, be ver, W ake a plane tog i sow Juve aver, Lanny Roe | "Sy soon paameedl - hiaiged'tp tiene ears EON ON His Way | seen. Bp Helen. bate Vetoes Xavier Cugat, and othes famous) 5141 forces in western Alge- EARL’S PEARLS: Sometimes those com-found they were in the wrong ot alae in the adalt world. ria were on a special alert be- mereiais on the TV late show are 20 loud/wing, and plodded down to theif” Clinic in Boston eo: © * tween Oran and Tlemcen, where they keep waking us up. 10th floor where they could cross ee eens COLOR TV Aétor Dan Dailey was the mas-irebel night raiders have burned k« *k over to the other wing. At this -rggoce ebgreipmengiasr| Slee and ter of ceremonies. He and the oth- on some 40 farms. Nine WISH FD SAID THAT: A guy reports his|P0iNt Dorothy gave up and sat| AUCKLAND, New Zealand w —|his Sonoce fd fhe Kees SON RCA and SYLVANIA er celebrities were present only including four Moslems; ™™ ‘wife left him, end heneeee down. Anthony Eden, looking frail and) "0t a bad = | CONDON’S for the benefit show. farms, were killed. HONEY , 7 went . : * * & tired, left by plane today for the|O*- = Boston dae : — & é - +. * Actor - Randell, who was snowbound| . United States and a checkup in a| Clinic, whose Richard +i Radic end TV Sales end Service é ; Ernest carried her up four more tell operated on him in Juhe 1953 18? Pathe, Cor. Aabera The show, which drew an audi- Il Europeans and| — in the midwest writes, “We com~ifights before she recovered| Sostom clinic. to ease a bile duct obstruction, sous ence estimated at 12,000, had all oll agra were|Plain about the Los Angeles smog—but at least we don’t have enough to make the last five| The former British Prime Min- | the sparkle, color, brass and - with endanger-|to shovel it!” That’s earl, brother. flights“on her own. Cireuit J i | bounce associated external security of the) = ‘ hi 1967) Frank B. 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