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jeize Stations Telephone service within most 
of Havana was interrupted. 
There was no communication’ 
with the rest of Cuba. Electric 
power failed in many sections of 
the. capital. : 
The rebels announced they had 
5,000 armed civilian militiamen 
ready to step into the streets and 
fight. ; a: 
* * + 
It appeared that the rebels had 
launched at last their long - 
effective only time could tell. 
That was because the strike call 
came as most stores, shops, and 
business establishments were clos- 
ing for the noon hour. Normal re- 
opening time is around 2 p.m. 
* * * 
No accurate report on casual- 
ties was immediately available 
but the bodies of three slain rebels 
    
I were taken into a first-aid station. 
  
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     LS i SEs Where Three Met Death on Bridge 
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= tion, ' threatened general strike. Wheth-, 
~\er it would be effective or partly No Urgent Need foCut Taxes, 
Ike Tells Press Predicts Business Rise, 
Says. U.S. May Call Off 
Nuclear Tests Later 
From OUR NEWS WIRES 
WASHINGTON — 
dent Eisenhower said today 
he sees no present need for 
an emergency tax cut to 
fight the recession. - 
The President told his 
mews conference that the 
as a means of fighting the 
business slump remains un- 
der continuing study by the 
administration. - 
But he added that he sees real 
ground for hope that one of these 
days—and he said he would not 
try and predict just when—there 
will be an upgrade in the economy. 
The President also said today 
consider ‘whe would very se seriously 
calling off further U.S. nuciear 
tests if this year’s Pacific series 
produces all needed research 
information. 
Eisenhower told the news con- 
ference that if sivh results are 
achieved or largely achieved it 
would be perfectly proper for him 
to declare this country’s intentions 
—not by some international agree- 
ment, but by independent U.S. ac- 
*® * * 
But he said that as things now 
stand the scientists would first 
have to tell him exactly what it 
was necessary to find out about 
the further development of ai ‘question of reducing taxes) 
  Mother of i “g0e foe . 
Mrs. Michigan Title 
DETROIT (#—Newly crowned “Mrs. Michigan” is a 
tall slim brunette from Greenville whose husband proud- 
ly proclaims; “She's terrific.”’. - 
         
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“MES. MICHIGAN’ — MRS. BARBARA DOLAN, OF GREENVILLE. ‘Mrs.’ Ss. 
Re 
AP Facsimile 
  
Two Wins 
in. chogsing Mrs. ark 
  
7 +Dolan, 32-year-o Michigan Dems 
Stage Rebellion 
Name Own Candidates 
for. Governor, Senator )   Quitting Williams, They : iC 
Over Funds for ‘58. _ ey 
By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. 
A tentative $12,762 
budget for 1959 — 
greatly. by the county's 
soaring welfare costs—re- 
ceived its final touches to- 
day in readiness for sub- 
mission to the Oakland 
County Board of Supervis- 
ors Tuesday. ; 
The record budget repre- 
the 1958 budget approved 
by supervisors last Septem- 
ber. 
‘He said only $497,174 out of 
budgeted $1,050,000 remains 
be spent for welfare the rest 
this year. 
2S 
For the first three months of 
the year disbursements in ‘this 
direction have been $787,751, of 
which Oakland *"s Share has 
been $552,826 under a 70-30 pay- 
ment agreement. 
~ * * 
“I estimate that all of the 
will result 
spending rate, he added. 
Major reason for next year’s 
higher budget is the great- mig 
         Plans in Oakland Call ; 
for Jump of $2 Million 
sents a $2,030,266 hike over | 
under the present — 
             
    
  Pe Pa—A group of rebel- ber of welfare cases whic tr —* “% 
, - Windsor to Detroit. Three night while were killed and a fourth critically injured. All 
span from were from Detroit. ad tad Ra Be pi to which the tests had succeeded 
in producing the necessary infor- 
The. first question put to Eisen- 
hower at the conference was a re- passengers in the car 
  
Caro Judge to Rule 
on Sullenberger Trical Claims 3 Lives It will be up to a Circuit Judge from Caro, east of 
Bay City, to decide Friday whether Dr. Neil H. Sullen-| 
berger’s suit against Pontiac General Hospital ends 
then and there or not. 
Circuit Judge Timothy C. Quinn, who normally pre- 
sides over the 40th judicial? 
circuit of Tuscola and La-|@elay but a legal step that must 
peer Counties, will hear|m. in", auty to the hospital and arguments by the hospital |city.” 
on three motions that yes- 
terday caused the trial to 
be adjourned three days 
after it had barely got 
started. 
The adjournment was to give 
Df. Sullenberger’s attorneys time   
If Judge Quinn, assigned to the 
case Monday, grants this motion, 
then the case will be dropped and 
the trial called off. 
~~ * * ; 
“Tt was logical to make this mo- 
tion before the trial] proper got 
under way,” Gillespie said. “It   Crash on Bridge | quest for his views regarding a 
possible tax cut 
In reply, Eisenhower first not- 
ed that Secretary of the Treas- 
ury Anderson has promised to 
consult with Democratic as well 
as Republican congression- 
al leaders before the administra. 
then takes any tax action. 
Then the President went on to 
say he sees nothing in the un-| 
‘employment: figures that brings | 
the situation to a critical point 
‘and requires a decision on taxes| 
DETROIT (INS) — Authorities | at the moment. 
said today the driver who ae) * *« *t 
pots Hass ‘wo — ypironder te It was ——— third meet-| 
Svidge bed a record ‘of 37 tamme| ie," pemumen in, a8 many poor including 25 moving ci- eid news conferences three weeks 
. iin a row since last August.   33. Traffic Violations 
Charged to Driver Who 
Died on Ambassador Sees Réuther 
Running for 
Vice President 
‘Mack (RB-Wash) says he believes 
Walter Reuther, controversial 
head of the United Auto Work- 
ers Union, will be the Demo- 
eratie vice presidential candi- ABERDEEN, Wash. (?—Rep. ° 
  s Democrats, bolting what they 
called Gov. Williams’ leadership 
“down the road to national social- 
ism," have put up two candidates 
for state office. 
They nominated William L. John- 
son, a radio station manager, for lof two, last night as 
state’s top homemaker. 
She won over eight other final- 
ists—including a fellow Green- 
ville resident—in the competition 
‘that included tests of cooking, 
table setting, sewing and dishwash- putting a drain on county funds, 
Fred W. Smith, chairman of 
the Supervisors’ Ways and 
in the increase, 
“Other major ones are child care     ing, along with poise; personality 
and community activities. 
Mrs, Dolan won a preliminary United Auto Workers Union, for, 
| award, for her table setting, be- U.S. Senator. | 
tore being named winner. After- | They will run in the Democratic | governor ang put up Homer Mar- 
  tin, a former president of the!         ‘and hospitalization costs,” the 
Royal Oak supervisor added. 
* * * 
His committee met this morn- 
ing to review for the last time 
the proposed budget. It will go to out as the big factor resulting . 
date in 1960, . 
In an interview, Mack said 
yesterday he expected the Demo- 
erats to nominate Senate Major- 
ity Leader Lyndon Johnson of Co., said: ; 
“We were all packed to go home. 
I guess I'd better unpack."     ward her husband, Thomas, chief primary Aug. 5. 
engineer at Gibson Refrigerator | | 
. * * |the board April 15. Supervisors are 
The nominations were made atito study it for a veek with ten- 
‘an organizational meeting of the tative approval for tax allocation 
‘Wayne County (Detroit) Chapter) purposes expected to follow a week 
Texas for the presidential race 
his running mate, 
Mack said he expected Vice 
| President Richard Nixon to be 
the Republican standard bearer. 
He did not name the GOP vice 
presidential nominee, but said it 
probably would be someone from 
the East to balance the ticket.         with the 50-year-old Reuther as_ The Michigan winner will go to,of their group, the State Demo-| 
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in May for cratic Club of Michigan, Inc., here | 
the national ‘Mrs. America’ con-jlast night. About 60 persons at-) 
test. She also wins $1,500 in home |tended the meeting. 
appliances and other prizes. | Johnson, manager of Radio sta- 
Other preliminary awards went tion WJMS at Ironwood in Upper} 
to Mrs, Roberta Lawrence, 38.| Michigan, said: 
Ann Arbor, who was voted ‘Mrs “The walls of the palace guard 
Congeniality” by fellow contes-| gf the State Semaeratie organt- 
tants; Mrs. Elizabeth Heitman, 34.| sation must be stormed by the   
  
-Police said the driver, Clarence | of Allen Park, for cooking and | hosts of courage, morality and later. 
Of the 12 million dollar total 
budget, $10,672,280 is expected to be 
raised by taxation, according to 
Moore. 
The present budget approved for 
this year amounted to $10,732,014, 
Trimmed almost in half in the 
Proposed 1959 plan was a $301,- 
165 request by department heads 
“We 
in traffic court from 1938 to last 
September. His offenses included 
speeding, reckless driving, driving | 
in the wrong lane and going) 
through red lights. 
Also killed in the accident were 
Willie Johnson, 40, and Mrs. Arlene. Hart, 54, of Detroit, was a regular | 
| Buchner, 32, both of Detroit. 
In Receiving Hospital being 
treated for internal and head in- 
jories is Lola Henderson, 23, also 
of Detroit. 
She told police they were return- 
ing from Windsor when the smash. 
up occurred on the curve 300 feet, 
from the toll gate on the Detroit) 
side of the bridge. 
The truck driver, Thomas Boyce, | 
31, of Windsor was unhurt. He was! 
absolved of the blame 
Police said the car bounced off, 
the truck's trailer and rammed the 
railing .on the opposite side of the! 
bridge. | 
Bridge attendants said the crash) 
was the worst in the 29-year history 
  could end the suit and save the JUDGE TIMOTHY QUINN of the structure. Cloudy, Warmer T onight; 
Rain Likely Tomorrow 
Mostly cloudy and not quite so cool tonight, says the 
weatherman. Tonight’s low will be near 28 - 32. 
Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of some 
rain, with the high temperature around 52. 
ite’ -* * 
For the next five days temperatures will average about 
2 - 3 degrees below the normal high of 54 and normal low 
of 36 degrees. ‘ 
Day-to-day changes in temperature are expected 
te’be rather minor. Sunday will be the warmest day. 
Precipitation will total around two-tenths of an inch, 
asa little rain is likely Thursday and a few showers possible 
Friday. Rain is likely again late Sunday or Monday. 
* * * 
The lowest thermometer reading preceding 8 a.m. in 
downtown Pontiac was 24 degrees. The mercury stood at 
46 at 2 p.m. - Mrs. Nonie Hainline, 35, of Detroit, 
for good grooming. 
Other finalists were Mrs. Janet 
Blanding, 33, of Greenville; Mrs 
Betsy B, Hart, 36, of Rockford: 
Mrs. Nancy Crane, 26, of Muske- 
gon, and Mrs. Muriel Jane Harper. 
27, of Troy. 
The contestants had to cook a 
casserole dish of their own 
choice and a specified dessert in 
the finals. Mrs, Dolan whipped 
ap a “chicken divan Parisienne,” 
sauce, and a pineapple trrte. 
“T love to cook.” she said. “I'll 
try anything.” 
Her husband said his wife “keeps 
a perfect house.’ She also takes 
part in Red Cross, PTA and Girl 
Scout work and belongs to a hos- 
pital auxiliary and a literary club. 
“I didn’t even take home eco- 
nomics,” she said. She and her 
husband are both University of 
Michigan graduates. They have 
been married 10 years.   chicken and asparagus in cheese | | of vision.” 
| Martin was once a Republican 
candidate for Congress and more 
lrecently head of the Fair Share 
‘MePeaining Assn. and organiza- 
ltional director of the Dairy Farm- 
lers Co-Operative Assn., both 
\formed by dissident groups within 
\the Michigan Milk Producers Assn. 
'He now is connected with neither. 
Martin said: “Marxian = s0- 
cialists now sit squarely astride 
the Democratic machine in the 
i state.” 
| The bitterest criticism of Wil- 
|liams, a five-term governor, con- 
sidered a cinch to run again, came 
from former Rep, Frank E, Hook, 
of Ironwood. He said Williams 
won his first term by committing 
himself to a program of ‘‘national 
socialism." | 
| 
* * * 
Johnson was an_ unsuccessful 
candidate for the Democratic nom- 
ination for state treasurer in 1952.     
  
      
      The tall, dark-haired Hoosier, 
who has since served as a state 
senator and assistant U. S. district 
attorney since his war years, com- 
mented: 
* * * 
fg Tage ‘national prepared- 
taken on an entirely 
different meaning in 1958 than it 
had in 1941, We cannot now meais- 
ure military preparedness in terms 
of the size of our standing Army 
and reserve’ potential. 
“We seem to be coming into 
‘|-an era which will see each of the 
  city time and ~~ ass 
The motion could denied. : ° 
bane ten cage Quinn could) Warns of Time When Tiny Nations Will Have ICBM . 
take it under advisement. 
way, the trial would proceed B ® e 
senx EoD oF ORDER ataa ero pees Friends S a court order of last Dec. 2 which) | . 
prohibits hospita] trustees from; SEYMOUR, Ind. (INS) — Ajafter World War II ended, doesn't He escaped Corregidor by @| cussions should the Japanese 
taking final action to make the SUS-) nine against a national pre-|think of himself as a hero. night-long swim but eventually was) learn his story, but Whitcomb’s 
pension : paredness program with all its} Currently, he is a lieutenant een wer | a en ee oe 
Trustees could do this at a final |. Kointing in one direction wasjcolonel in the United States Ait|the Japanese. 
hearing or, citer of hecignation (sounded today on this 16th anni-|Force reserve. His daily concerns c «.& 
Dr. Sallesberger had to sign im |versary of Bataan Day. |center about his family and Bis) He posed as a civilian mining mgm i 
1956 when he was readmitted to Edgar D, Whitcomb, s bylwork as an attorney in SeyMoUr.|engineer and after imprisonment ness 
; ea? |@ unique escape of that bitter hour|, smal southern Indiana city of} ,, ‘ 
the hospital afier two years born 6f unis at Santiago and Santo Tomas, was 
absence from the city. in American 11,683 population, repatriated by way of Shanghai POE 
readiness, was hesitant to make; Whi has not for 
The first method would not affect menses tap tet WE a oe ee a and New York. 
encberrng ia. ta edema eee Se are, Sever excunr second miighs lend. to, nee, oa i a a that’ the |beaten prisoner. | Upon his return to the United| Pélteriats .......+..+..+ on 
for court m, Gillespie said, United States “alter its foreign | An Ale Force navigator who States he was allowed to+inform cen died oieeeeiee ets site es : 
‘* + * - policy to a direction which will had taken part in a huge mass (bis family —who had braved i the Sports ...... canmeneti el 30.28 
tied tattig wie tn tere] Se, SS ee note | ight of Bi%s from the United |. Ck hay: an SRG, ON als 4. cae c uses eck eeud> 38 
The ‘ fialh the some and friendly relations with | sisies to the Philippines two Pentagon placed his story in secret) ty 9 Radio Programs .....43 
a" of 7 me ' all nations of the world—ilarge ‘minthe betore Pear! Harbor, files until two years after the war Wilson, Earl ............:-..48 
“jt was important to get ant A ee re 4 Whitcomb had been one of the aga ae ee Women’s Pages ..../..../13-17 
eae questions decided as soon as| Whitcomb, whose feat was 80 some 95,000 American and Fill- | When he first returned ¢o mill- : a 
possible, ‘ff we could,” Gillespie remarkable it remained’ | pine reaps ten prieener In the tary service he was limited to Jerome “right Het” Needs seers 
said. “This is not an at/military, information until long! E )} surrender, fee stateside duty for fear Of Heper- leare, “s4'tte. Ton 8. FE S040. 
AT ‘i ‘* 4 : we :] Zz p 5 3 FN \\ } y ; ao ; J < \ 
ey / wi bs \ , - . a est U.S. 
    Defense lereasingly difficult to define 
intelligently what constitutes ade- 
quate national preparedness. 
“If any generalizations can be 
made, present world conditions 
would seem to dictate that the 
United States continue to do all 
things possible to maintain our 
lead in scientific developments and 
to alter its foreign policy to a di- 
rection that cultivate and maintain 
wholesome .and friendly relations 
with all nations of the world, large 
and small.” - ‘ 
* * * 
Whitcomb, remembering the fall 
of Bataan, said: ; 
  for additional employes, 
knocked this down te $118,000,” 
Moore said. 
This cutback stemmed from an 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) 
Potter to Talk 
inCity, County Pontiac Stop to Precede 
Royal Oak, Birmingham 
Receptions Tomorrow   
Whistle-stopping through Pontiac 4 
and Oakland County tomorrow will , 
be Sen. Charles E. Potter. 
Potter, Michigan's Republican 
member in the U.S. Senate, will 
visit here in his third day of a 
whirlwind junket through the state , 
this week in a drive for his second ‘4 
six-year term in Washington. 
Arthur G. EMott Jr., chairman 
of the Oakland County Republi- 
can Committee, said a dinner 
and a public reception are 
planned to honor Potter toemor- 
row night. 
“The dinner, to be held at Aunt 
Fanny's Restaurant, 2244 N. Wood- 
ward Ave., Royal Oak, will be for - 
principal party workers in the 
county, It will commence at 6:30 
p.m, A press conference will. pre- , 
cede it. 
Following the dinner, a reception 
will be called at 8:30 p.m. at the 
Birmingham Republican Head- 
quarters, 351 N, Woodward Ave. 
Upon en. Potter’s scheduled 
arrival, 
  4:30 p.m, plane wilt 
make-a hand-shaking the 
Tel-Huron and Mile 
           ig ag gh Si   
  TWO 
House GOP Courts Dems “ah   
  
       
   FRANK W. MARSH 
Pontiac Praises 
Retiring Plan 
Commissioner 
The resignation last night of 
Frank W. Marsh from the City 
Planning Commission, of which he 
for a fitting tribute. 
x *& * 
They would have liked to give 
the 63-year-old roofing and insula- 
In terms of service, Marsh 
the oldest appointive member on 
served without pay ever since, 
~*~ *® * 
He told the city he had to resign 
because of ill health. 
Marsh lives at 18 Illinois Ave. 
and owns the Hugus-Marsh Rool- 
ing and Insulation Co., 353 N. Cass 
Ave. 
  
  
  
    
  
  dangerous. 
Actually, an anticyclone is highly 
desirable. , and most people ~~ about its early trials in a meeting 
with science writers touring re- 
_|search projects sponsored by the 
_|American Cancer Society. wnanimous backing to a building 
|Taking 3 Minutes courted 
* * * 
Hotige Speaker George M. Van 
(R-Zeeland) said GOP 
members of the lower chamber 
a Senate . approved bond- 
ing plan last night to give almost 
program of their own. Plugs for Buildin    
  Bonds 
  
PORT HURON (INS) — The 
icebreaker Mackinaw a6 gE 
Pas E 
5 if 
| I Th a i | | 2 Six Ships to Hazard. 
Huron Ice Passage 
  
  
Try Cancer Test 
LOS ANGELES # — A three; 
minute test for cancer, which 
iginator estimates it is wrong in 
no more than 3 to 5 per cent of 
the cases. 
*« * * 
Dr. Ludwig von Bertalanffy, 
|who developed the procedure, told 
* * * 
Among 700 women suspected of 
having. cancer of the cervix, or 
neck, of the womb, the test found 
58 cases indicating cancer and 57 
of these turned out to have malig- 
nancies, Dr, Bertalanffy said. 
* * * 
Among 1,100 other women 
picked at random, who showed no 
outward indication of cervic can- 
cer, it identified four as having   malignancies and eight others as 
  
But Visit to Be Shortlived ‘being suspected of the disease. 
e 
  
Wintry Weather Returns 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Wintry temperatures returned to 
- Michigan during the night but the 
U.S. Weather Bureau said they 
were due to be shortlived. 
The chilly readings, sub-freezing 
in all sections of the state, ranged 
town to 14 degrees at Pellston in 
’ northern lower Michigan. 
The weather bureau said the cold 
snap came into Michigan because 
* x 
The Weather Full 0.5. Weather Bureau Report 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly 
eloedy, high Mest! 
  
Teday in Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding & a.m. 
At 6 a.m.: Wind velocity 3 m.p.h. 
Di orth to northwest. 
Gun sets Wednesday at 7:06 p.m. | 
Sun rises tae meee A at 6:00 a.m. 
fsa sets bi ay at 10:22 a.m. 
oon rises ureday at 1:16 a.m. 
£2 O. W..c5e0s: 
orsewves M..-.00. 0 
temperature 
Weatber—Trace of snow. 
= Year Age in Pentiae 
Highest perature 
Lowest ors 
           
        caused northerly winds in Michi- Jobless in Area: 
~~. 14.7 Per Cent 
as Unemployment Hits 
New High in March 
ment Security Commission, 
* * * 
This compares with 12.2 per cent 
in mid-February, 7.9 per cen in 
in mid-February, 7.9 per cent in 
year ago, 
$1 million last month. 
The exact figure was $957,470, 
compared with $643,173 in Febru- 
ary and $247,488 a year ago. 
At the beginning of March, 
9,702 persons were on the com- 
mission’s rolls. At the end, 
8,422. During the month, 444 
claimants exhausted their claims. 
The employment decline be- 
tween mid-February and March 15 
was 2,600. Production eutbacks 
accounted for a cutback of 2,000 
The -total industrial decline was 
2,100. 
* * * 
Current non-farm employment of 
These figures are also based on 
estimates by the commission. 
  
  gan which brought down cold air 
Skies were clear in all sections 
Warmer weather was expected 
tonight, the Weather Bureau said. 
* * * 
weather, with 
snow and strong winds, hit wide 
areas of the Rockies and Plains 
today. 
The clashing of cold air flowing 
across the Rockies with warm 
moist air moving northward from 
the Gulf, triggered the wet and 
windy weather. 
* * * 
Snow fell across broad sections| 
of the Rockies, with rain and snow’   jin sections of the central and 
southern Plains. Snowfall was 
‘ isimore general in Colorado and ex- 
erly tended eastward into parts of 
western Nebraska and western 
Kansas. | 
* * * 
Snow measured over 7 inches 
at Sidney, in extreme south-| western Nebraska, while in cen-! 
tra] Colorado, Leadville’s fal] was’ 
ito a depth of 2 feet. 
|. Gusty winds raked the southern. 
‘Rockies and southern Plains. 
April 19 Is Deadline 
for Absentee Ballots 
If you are a Pontiac voter and 
will not be able to visit the 
you have until April 19 to 
your absentee ballots. 
City Clerk. Ada R. Evans an-   
nounced today that these ballots 
will be available through 2 p.m. 
Apri] 19 at the clerk’s office in the   
     
     
     
     ty Hall, 35 S. Parke St. 
Weekday hours aré © um. 
  those | 
. Evans from the Hudson Bay area. ‘Michigan Man Dies 
of the state. in Navy Plane Crash   
  | 
Prepare $12 Million 
"|Budget for County 
workers in motor vehicle plants. | ti 
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tio. for the many different de- ntifi 
partments, institutions and funds, Identified 
The state put an increased bur-- MIDLAND W# — The cause 
day it may: be going into the 
satellite launching business, Hol- 
loman Air Force 
a 
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Te Development 
Hl fe E   
Check Threat Reports 
DETROIT (INS) 
day checked reports that striking 
Detroit..brewery workers were 
“advising or threatening” beer 
store owners who 
beer purchased outside the city. 
ii 1 — Police to- 
Ae   try to sell 
  
Travelers Gaily Keep Grim Date   
  Laugh on Death Flight 
SAGINAW (AP)—Many of the pas- 
sengers aboard the ill-fated Capital Air- 
lines plane which crashed near Midland 
Easter night were laughing and joking 
minutes before their deaths, a Cleve- 
land man said today. 
x *& 
Howard M. Thompson, 53, an offi- 
cial of the Eaton Manufacturing Co. at 
plant at Vassar, got off 
Flint. “I was getting off 
“They were laughing and 
_ joking, I watched the plane take off. Its engines sounded 
strong.” |) > 
PLUNGES FIELD perfect, normal and 
Wie 
- ‘Twenty minutes later at the: Tri-City 
ee. Airport near Midland, the big Viscount a qo ‘ 4 . if weather conditions were not right.” _ 
    turbo-prop plane. plummeted into a 
muddy field. All 47 persons aboard were 
killed. ; 
x * * 
Thompson boarded the plane at De- 
troit’s Willow Run Airport. 
“While we were still on the ground at. 
Detroit,” he said, “Capt. W. J. Hull (the 
piloty told us about the unusual weath 
conditions across the nation. ; 
“He said he would try to make land- 
ings at both Flint and at Tri-City, but he 
said he would not go into either airport 
  
              
  
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tates Club 
Installs Officers 
No, 643, held its annual 
banquet at the Pontiac Y.M.C.A. 
last night. “ 
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     To the People of Pontiac and 
Its Entire Trading Area 
Pontiac's Oldest Men’s Clothing Store : : Located at: ! 
150. North Saginaw St. (Next to Sears) 
ALL DAY TOMORROW-THURSDAY | 
TO MARK DOWN PRICES FOR THE MOST 
       
     
           
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CLOTHING SALE 
    
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the seaway. On one side of the Greece, and laughter was the best 
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has her jewelry and costumes/Dr. Albert Rapp, professor of 
    He refused te reveal who put | surprise would probably ae 
up the money, He'said it was giv-/ meet that very familiar and now- 
en to her by ‘ ‘someone who had adays threadbare character, the 
trust in Judy.” ~ labsent-minded professor,” Rapp 
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court. Greenbaum gave the checks 
to an attorney for the State Tax j observed. 
      
     
       
   
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“professor who was invited to|          Commission in the chambers of 
Acting Justice William B. Groat 
of New York State Supreme Court.| Groat released a suitcase full of) 
jewelry and six stage costumes 
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HAROLD A. FITZGERALD 5 . : a 
President and Publisher Editorial Page A ese poss: 
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1958 3 "THE PONTEAC PRESS — 
    
  
Khrushchev May N ot Want Job . 
There’s something quite intriguing 
about Nikita KHRUSHCHEV’S acces- 
sion to the top spot in Russia’s po- 
litical set-up. 
He stands alone. 
As far as an outsider can tell, 
Comrade KHRUSHCHEV is really the 
head. man. He shares his authority 
with no one. At first glance, this 
looks like a promotion and a signal 
honor. But there are two schools of 
thought in this connection.. 
* * * 
As a matter of fact, this step was 
accurately forecast January 3lst by 
WiLuiim L. Ryan, of the Associated 
Press, who is a specialist in Russian 
activities. He predicted the actual 
happening to a “T,” eight weeks in 
advance. —— 
Some people believe that. Kurusu--—— 
cHEV himself had been angling to step 
out and certainly BuLGcantn’s resig- 
nation came as no surprise, The 
Commies had been casting about for 
some time to find a fellow-burglar 
Hazard to Shipping 
Leveled by Blast 
What has been called the worst 
menace to navigation on the West 
Coast of North America was blasted 
out of existence the past weekend. 
x *« * 
Submerged twin mountain 
peaks, known as Ripple Rock, in 
Seymour Strait on the Inside 
Passage from Vancouver to 
Alaska, have been reduced by 38 
feet. At its base the rock is 3,000 
feet long and 1,500 feet wide 
with heretofore dangerous cur- 
rents and whirlpools. 
* * * 
Only twice a day at high tide and 
for only about 30 minutes could ships 
move safely through the narrows. The 
cost involved in waiting at either end 
of the passage has been substantial 
but the blast now has cleared a safe 
40 foot channel at low tide. 
This menace to navigation has 
taken scores of lives and wrecked 
more than 100 vessels. Records 
show that since 1875 two Amer- 
ican warships and one British 
rammed the rock and sank. As 
recently as 1946 a Canadian 
hydrographic survey ship with 
expensive equipment on board 
sank after hitting the rock and 
$250,000 was spent to raise her. 
* * * 
Over the years many ideas for re- 
moving Ripple Rock have been ad- 
vanced, even atomic bombing. The 
success of this engineering feat cost- 
ing the Canadian Government $3.1 
million, was made possible after 
nearly three years of planning and 
work. Shafts were sunk and tunnels 
blasted out of solid rock were planted 
with explosives. Seismic measure- 
ments of the blast will be part of 
Canada’s contribution to the Inter- 
national Geophysical Year. 
* * * 
Each year steamers using the 
rugged Inside Passage carry over 
175,000 passengers, many of 
them tourists, and miore than 
2,000 large freighters transport 
$100 million in goods. Many 
smaller vessels also are engaged 
in coastal trade. 
This unique engineering feat will 
save lives and money and remove a 
major hazard on the always rough 
and sometimes dangerous coastal 
route from Puget Sound to Alaska.   
  
  
THE PONTIAC PRESS Published by Tue Powtic Peres Company 
48 W. Huron 6. Pontiac 12, Michigan 
Trade Mark Daily Except Sunday 
R Jo A. Ld Rusy 
Agsistant Advertising 
Manager veset. Basserr, - 
Executive Vice President 
and Advertising Director 
Howsne BH. Prreekeas 11. 
Business M: Eam M. Treapwets, 
Circulation Manager 
: GO. Marsetact Joxpaw, 
Prrecenas, Local Advertising 
Secretary and Editor Manager, 
Rosxset B. Tare QGeonce C Inmkn, : 
Managing Editor Classified Manager ihe   
    
The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to tne wae for all Ween) news printed in thu 
newspaper as well asa AP news dispatches 
ess As delivered by cartier for 40 cent 
a Gant chore es pane “% not atatlable by mail 
Lapeer and 
& year: eleewhere in ft is $1 
in the United States 
birence. Povare . ins second class ees Wi bectias, 
NEA \ a : ef : an 
    to take NrkoLal’s job. He has pleaded 
ill-health and a degire-to drep from 
the picture, but apparently, there 
was no crush of eager applicants and 
so KHRUSHCHEV took on the added 
chore. 
* ee 
Word persistently «creeps from 
behind the Iron Curtain indicat- 
ing all isn’t well in Russia. The 
great mass of the boys and girls 
are unhappy over affairs in gen- 
eral, Russia has concentrated so 
much effort on weapons, bombs, 
missiles, etc., that living condi- 
tions. have more or less gone to 
that’ well known place in a hand 
basket. : 
There's deep discontent- with 
poverty. : : 
There’s dissatisfaction with . 
— hevels. 
; x * * 
Hence, in spite of ‘the fact that 
NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV wears the crown 
of a modern czar, he may be sitting . 
on a straw throne that totters and 
weaves in a freshening wind. He may 
be holding a job, willy-nilly, that no 
one else wants, and a cyclone may 
strike without warning. 
“Uneasy lies the head, etc.” . 
The Man About Town 
Military Academy 
Old Advertisement Tells of 
Facilities at Orchard Lake. 
Modern girl: One who'll try to 
make any man a good husband. 
      
  A hark back of over a half century is 
found in an advertisement from the 
April, 1907, McClure’s Magazine, sent me 
by 
Mrs. G. W. Stark 
of 220 East Iroquois Road. It is for the 
Michigan Military Academy, 
then located at Orchard Lake on the pres- 
ent site of the St. Cyril and Methodius 
Seminary. ; 
It was one of the top military schools 
in the United States, and its drill teams 
won many national honors. Its President 
and Superintendent was 
Lawrence Cameron Hull, 
and the adv: says: “Ideal site. Fine equip- 
ment. Prepares for all colleges. Strong 
teaching. Genuine military training. Sym- 
metrical culture. Clean atmosphere. Not 
a reform school.” , 
  My Florida roving correspondent sends 
word that 
Robert B. Bradford 
who moved from Pontiac to Miami il 
years ago, died there last week, aged 65. _ 
He was a retired phone line tester. 
  Rescued from a snowdrift last Decem- 
ber, a Baltimore oriole has since been 
living in the kitchen of : 
ga ee Mrs. Peter Johnson 
of 576 Hospital Road. It thrives on a 
diet of bananas, honey and a little dog 
food. 
This is a good day to send in 
your entry in our baseball con- 
test, and not let that $250 get 
away from you. Procrastination 
might cost you that much. 
  Word comes to me from Lansing tha\ 
my good friend, 
Robert J. Furlong, 
has been named as chairman of the an- 
nual . 
Michigan Week Program 
to be put on in a few weeks. This is the 
annual occasion that we combine with an 
Oakiand County Week 
since we have so much to contribute to 
what makes Michigan great. 
  The manufacture of cigars was quite 
an industry in Pontiac during the clos- 
ing years of the last century. Accord- 
ing to a letter from 
Herbert Freleigh, 
now living in Detroit, he rolled the weed 
here 60 years ago, and that over a half 
million cigars were then made in our 
city every year. 
  I like the hame adopted by the 
'. Michigan Conservation Department 
for the man who goes hunting or fish- 
ing without a full knowledge of | guns,’ 
tackle and laws. He is 
‘ “Mister Meenswell,” 
and. we still have a few of him.in the 
Poritiac area. 
    
Verbal Orchids to- ~ Johnson Raafe 
of Bloomfield Hills; eighty-fouyth birth- 
day. : . } 
\ Mrs. Experience Rothwell 
of Waterford; eightieth’ birthday. 
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HAVANA (INS)—Is Fidel-Castro 
carrying the biggest torch in David Lawrence Says: ee 3 md 
Eisenhower Calls Russia’s Bluff. WASHINGTON — President Ei-   
The Communist apparatus is That's the word from the top 
clever. It works insidiously and ‘Scientists of our government. 
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the Soviet game, which is to seek without detection. It uses stooges But even such authoritative states DEEPLY IN LOVE 
ostensibly anend —™2ny of them unwittingly. In outs are brushed aside by per- _ They declare that the bearded, __ Fidel Castro is in the mountains 
et onal ote “Times” had an article the other . istent critics as simply a matter at te mment of Ful- ‘T@dition of any long Latin revolu- 
rena ry day describing the.demonstrators of “degree,” which is only another gencio Batista is still deeply in tion, Mis camp counts in its 
ing. ‘The theory in the protest march there as way of alarming people. It is diffi- | .6-with his former wife entourage six or more women 
that the United ‘argely foreigners. Many of them cult to understand the motive of who have come to-cook, nurse and 
States would fall! Were known Communists. “They the dissenters who seem to think * + * sew. 
for the bait, and Certainly don’t look English,” said they must continue to scare the Her name is Mirta. She is s * * yo one 4 « public about the dangers of “fall. green-eyed blonde noted for her The chief nurse, cook and friend 
tests just after USE SCARE METHOD out” Hi thay exe lage Americtns,.. Senay sq ctuney:e4 teat to Fidd fe a doctor's daughter the Soviets have —Little by little Americans, too joan ee ae ae named Celia Sanchez. finished an im- wit get wise to the Soviet propa. — game. She divorced Castro more than _ Rebels say the relationship stops ot If they are just humianitarians two years ago, sometime after she there. 
portant series ganda. Just now efforts are being ys, halteen the ' tests, has col- | made to scare the American people honestly y are right had pulled strings to get him par- = But Castro has his eyes on his- lapsed. Instead, the President calls ‘ » and that the top scientists of the doned following the abortive attack as well as f by exaggerations about “‘fall-out the 4 tory fighting. And the Moscow | to government are wrong, they should on the Moncada Army Barracks |iberator Simon ae w government 10 Unquestionably, when there are present their evidence to the proper in Santiago on July 26, 1954 and he had “Manuelita.” eral agree now to a cheat-proof inspec- tests, the amount of radioactivity committee in Congress — w hj ch, he   AS “3 s = 
  Precdent 0 Kress, “that the tests were continsed at their the conclusion that the “tal! out” The Cuban male's eye for Soviet Union, having just concluded present rate for 2@ years, the thus far has not endangered the women? a _revolutionary's a sexes of ‘ened s tetal amount ‘of radioactivity nation’s health and is a very small I ceepemsctagiom. = gavel | By JAMES J. METCALFE 
inte , Should now, in-bold head- would still be an infinitesimal fraction of what would be from home to purchase arms, A headache is the physical. . . 
lines, say that it will not test again, fraction of what would be con- dangerous 5 money and rally followers rather (, cise the mental kind... As it but edd, in small type; that it may sidered dangerous to health. (Copyright, 1958) than a family life? afflicts the body, or ... . It terrifies 
test again if the United States ———————-——— ee naa Sil ne: ie coven ad ‘fiom a carries out its already long an- ice adie aap tease oun oa oor medica may 
nounced and now imminent series Ty, William Brady Says: . say the divorce. wounded him you . . . Which one would you 
If the Soviets were sincere, they Th D fi ° t ° lodii tion was friendly. - Seon theoe tas? fg B= — ic mean ae, pagel ose erictent in ne At any rate when Castro was "lect the mental one . . . To keep 
= ae cerae oe _ ° ° in Mexico training for his inva- ®™AY from pain: . . Or would you 
sosiher sere end’ wi wwe me Often Complain of Chi non be asked Mita to send thar Fat sullen in... The conor ndxt few to prepare f only — Fidel Jr., now 9—to ad he ttmes 
resumption of testing. / Mexico for what he thought might Yo" stop to think of it aa Familiar complaint of adults with velope for pamphlet “The fodin be a final meeting. oe Meanwhile, they will blame 4. aeticiency —there are mil. Ration.” mame mune headache that is physical . . . Does 
America, and certain groups will ; ; sed teteerl net aout Gan gape ‘ not destroy your wit While 
keep up a constant propaganda lions of ‘em—is that they feel ote sate tas to al Subsequently, two of Castro's mental headaches can defeat. . . inside — a we . ~ Sisters took charge of the boy and All things you strive to do... . 
De William ‘Bhedy, Wf a, stam self- it was only with the aid of Mex- And sometimes - can even addressed envelope it to Por _ Poy — hy om ° ican police that Mirta finally re- bring The ‘inal blow to you. 
  
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the last. round-up. These cold-blooded ones are not health faddist and thinks it is si. us 9 straight back “on SE Oe Oe Sane Ot come much refreshed by a good night's unwise to add anything to what : extra girdle or corset?” Marjory’s 
A career is a poli rest or even by a vacation. They God gave us at birth. But that But if He had ‘extended our husband has argued. ticlan whe the same line are weak-kneed. They tend to day- ‘ @ wrong notion, as outlined breastbone clear down to the pubic Well, why ~ should we need 
—— dream or maybe dose saywinge, 1 Ue matseeie tc NOt, Sn we collie. Rave , canteen Taabeap bat ; have x skin s se stooped at the waist. om 
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it stolen he memorizes accumulate a girdle of fat. it. 2 bos dpe SS yeors seme payet 
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_ p.m. Thursday from the St. John| 
  
  
    
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Metamora; three. sisters, Mrs./Silver Fox Ranch in Milford. DANIEL ANZURES 
Prayer service was held at Bag 
lin Rd. Burial was in Mt. Hope 
Cemetery. 
Surviving besides his mother and 
father, are a brother and four sis- 
ters, David, Francis, Angelita, 
Annie and Petra, all at home, 
The baby was dead on arrival 
Monday at Pontiac General Hos- 
pital. 
ALBERT HEATHERINGTON 
Albert Heatherington,*74, of 34 
attack yesterday in his home. 
He was a retired employe of 
Pontiac Motor Division. 
Surviving besides his wife, Al- 
tena, is a brother, Newman Heath- 
Mr. Heatherington’s body is at 
the Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. 
MRS, DAISY KING 
Service for Mrs. Daisy King, 52, of 611 Nevada St. will be at 1 
Methodist Church. Her body will 
be at the Frank Carruthers Fu- 
neral Home at 7 tonight. 
Mrs. King was killed Sunday 
night by a hit-run driver while 
, crossing. Franklin road at Ne- 1. 
* praska. 
WILLIAM NEUSCHELER 
William Neuscheler, 66, was 
found dead last night at his home, 
454 Auburn Ave, ‘The cause of 
death has not been determined. 
The body is at the Manley Bailey 
- Funeral Home, Birmingham, 
Mr. Neuscheler retired in 1956 
as a millwright with General Mo- 
Bas Truck and Coach Division. 
member of Perseverance 
Lnige 329, F & AM, in Sandusky, 
Ohio, he leaves four sisters. 
onday. 
He was a former employe of Van 
Syckle Builders of Drayton Plains. 
He leaves his wife, Helen. 
Mr. Parish's body is being 
brought to the Huntoon Funeral 
Home for service and burial. an illness of two days. 
are six LEE ANDRESS 
METAMORA — Service for Lee 
Andress, 47, of 389 W. Dryden Rd., 
will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at 
Pilgrim Congregational Church. 
will be in Metamora 
Monday near his home. 
The body will be at Muir Broth- 
ers Funeral Home until noon to- 
morrow, _| children. 
F. Dean, 53, of 1226 Pleasant St., 
will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at 
Otisville Free Methodist Church. 
Burial will be in Flint Memorial 
Cemetery. 
Mr. Dean died unexpectedly 
last night of a heart attack at his 
home. 
Surviving are his wife, Thelma; 
three sons, Herbert Jr. a 
Sgt. Frederick of Oscoda 
Harold at home; a daughter, Mrs. 
Pearl McNeil of Millington; four 
brothers and six sisters. 
at 
Surviving are his wife, Kath-|neral Home. Burial will be 
leen; a son, Ronald of Metamora; 
a daughter, Janice at home; his 
father, Harry of Lapeer; three 
  brothers, Frank of Detroit, Har- ‘She Didn't Get to Vote;   
  
       
  Mrs. Leon Perry 
Dies in Bad Axe 
Mrs. Leon (Lula M.) Perry, for 
many years active in musical cir- 
cles of Pontiac, died yesterday: in 
Hubbard Memorial Hospital, Bad 
A native of Coleman, she was 
soloist in the quartet of Central 
Methodist Church and a member 
of the Woman's Society of Chris- 
tian Service of her church. 
Mrs. Perry was a member of 
Pontiac Tuesday Musicale and a 
former choir member at First 
Methodist Church and Christ 
Church Cranbrook. 
Surviving. is a son, Wilbur of 
Bad Axe, - 
Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Fri- / 
day from the Sparks - omer 
Chapel. 
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CHICAGO, MM. w@Mrs,’ Gerald- 
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, QUESTION: Why do the lemmings run into the sea? |siles and electronic devices which 
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ANSWER: People have always wondered at the strange be- soldiers. : the | were placed in 
jnavior of these little northern animals, which swarm over the |FEWER WINNERS Of- | weighed 2 pounds oT 
high Scandinavian plateau, escaping enemies by tunneling,| “It would eem that our new inclading strverel undar pounds 4 ounces; ee ee ee 
multiplying with great, rapidity. When, every few years, the | weapons tend to reduce the kind of conditions in Korea, to try to'| The births were tl | This. Valuable Coupon Entities 
lemming population overbalances food-supply, the rodents |close engagement of the peel isolate the specific courage in- |Year-0ld Gladys McGraw, wife off the Bearer to 2 1-Lb. Limit Fresh 
| start to migrate. By hundreds and thousiiids they head down = Oeics ie on nel 4 gredient in the personality Ez, wea Hyg 2, : 
from the plateau, those on one side going west, the ‘others |4i.. fighting,” he explains. He aoa dee aae tee mrevies = ae a « - ’ 
east. As they crowd down the narrow valleys they nibble the | adds. MOH-WINNER: - Sgt. Rudolph ¥ hy courage is generally | “I'm feally 
: farmer's crops, swim across ponds and rivers, go Bround ed th iti nat: | leas heroiam, more cour 
| obstacles. Hawks and foxes kill many. Finally the surviving saat bat oonenioien seauieten og: 
4 lemmings reach the sea, plunge in, swim out, drown. Do 7 - 
a they deliberately sacrifice themselves to restore the balance |i 
B of nature? Naturalists think not. The lemmings are undoubted- | =m ; 
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on both sides of the Scandinavian peninsula, they enter it, | iw 
thinking it to be just one more obstacle to cross. Poor lemmings | Ho 
—it’s a whole lot wider than they realize! / 
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FOR YOU TO DO: This would be an interesting picture to cut , 
out and paste on cardboard and then color. Try a rich deep |# 
“brown for the nearby: lemming, and make the others fainter | ¥% 
and prayer so they will look farther away. 
fin a 
(Barbara Thomas of Orinda, Calif., wins $10 for this ques- 
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of this paper. Tomorrow: Will you please explain the atom so ho 
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: Can’t Find Room for Them 
, :Boys Vocational School 
sto Get 25 Unwanted Lads 
LANSING @® — Twenty five un-/Detroit Detention Home is badly 
wanted boys were in for a sadden-|overcrowded. He declared the 
‘ing and frustrating round trip bus|home was forced to ‘hold 25 boys 
wide today. ‘committed to the vocational school, | 4% 
Probate Judge Nathan J. Kauf-|11 girls committed to the Girls iY 
man of Detroit, head of the Wayne |*@ining School at Adrian, seven “County Juveriile Court system, minors that should be in mental 7 
planned to ship the 25 boys by bus | nospital or training schools and pt “ 
‘from Detroit to the Lansing Boys a ae whee Gxt ee 4 
Vocational School. - oes sey 
x. * * | “We have about seven boys a 
School authorities said they) week for the vocational school 
would send the youths, all minors! and they will only take three,” | | 
convicted of various offenses, Kaufman said. i 
right back to Detroit. | Kaufman wired W. J. Maxey, ‘ 
Kaufman has protested that the \director of the State Department | } 
, of Social Welfare, that he would 
: |send up the 25 boys, due to arrive| ies Is 
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       — : __\ THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1958 _ 
Big , 0 DID paper Reading shows that an aver-|advertising on it, is read by 64 per!cent of the women. oe 
‘BigBond'ssue | f= ‘Will Seek $100 Milfion This Year to Speed Up 
| DETROIT @ — Highway m Com. missioner John C. Mackie says he| ~ . ate 5 aon eter Wend Se a 
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Saeed etn bt erg ge Yass (UHV | bonds, , = (ta oy : 
-abling the state to obligate federal a. ee ee 
je eg es “rif Marriage ©... 7: | 
: ~The move ts Mackie’s first'|| ROMEO — Friends will gather : * major step in bend financing of |at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John 
a planned five-year highway |C. Kempf, 15655 33Mile Rd.; be- 
Spr ar a : : on i 
3 come * 2 «& lovolsed reer P struction seemed certain this sum- 
‘Sumo frets gue and welght taxes Hosts at the Open house wil belgraph, Toad trom’ iuren, atest] WOT Brid@ Fails | "\rsutea' are the repaving of Ee the Kempis’ five sons and three|south to James K. boulevard at the Win El os Elizabeth Lake avenue from Tele- 
‘[ ,Miackle sald the had counted on cnntiets inlaw ee ie end of the Orchard Lake\t(O Win Election graph to State street and the wid- 
| from federal funds on a 90-19|Charles Kempt and Mr. arid Mrs. ate etal in California Huron street from Williams matching basis, Under new legis-| William Kempt, all of Romeo, and| _ Tee total Wed cost, $45, : street 
jation, however, the figure has|™ George Kempfs of Birming- Sots monn Reasty S000 CRNARD, Call, A Britieh| pte Trae Ratios. to 422 million he said. ham. in funds have been ey | Hearings .on assessment rolls for 
gone up. ten | War bride is a housewife s.:4.*% _ite senior Kempls were mar] ‘0's tn dation to to eaux Gag ster tat temancene ee ware bel lat night. 
| depart.|Tied in the home of Mrs. sere, tn oftitien — . “1 This year, he said, the depart near Unica, The Rev, Otio| million widening of Perry street. [burr ine’ Gy Gomi, |Detroit Wins Award 
million dollars more than last year|“cUer of the Warren ¢Lutheran) Commissioners last night voted tk * NEW 
in primary, urban and secondary|C™urch officiated. to spend from city gas and weight) 47. rica rubbard, 39, finished eS — ee hae 
road funds. * * * tax collections about $11,500 on the Instn tn @ field of 20. Three of thelsamed Tuesday as wimere af Look ET Ee Kempt, a retited farmer, and hia|Teeeraph project, or one-lourth ip were elected—drugeist Harold| Magazine's Community Home _« He told’ the group some 70 mil-|wife have lived in the Romeo-Utiea P®¥' Mason, executive €. E. Davidson A for out 
“Won dollars in contracts will be let|area all their married life to set and rancher Robert Howlett. — |standing progress guoving 
ee ee ee ae ae rs ‘chip tas 1 eh Mrs, Hubbard told reporters: Inomes and residential areas, Other i * . Te « . < : 
Setcny Giparunent bistecy. 4 in| City Proclaims May.1 lease its matching funds ‘and setlat renning fon’ public office” id i Bly ge Ry-+y, 
. as Law Day in Pontiac |" fmmsiruction date. =|" She, had said during the cam-|Columbia, $.C., Kansas City, Mo., 
At the request ot the America,|@t@ved © SIMLIMD Job of widening| fay ter'aity' ts taka em seine| nee a RL, Richmond, 4 Bar tion and repaving Opdyke road from) = : . Calif., and , N.Y. 
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Wearing gowns from pare era at the <a 
show and sale sponsored by All Sgints Episco 
M. Rasmussen (left) of en Church are Mrs. R. M 
  Photographed as they looked over 
the many antiques gn sale at All Saints 
Episcopal Church fre Mrs. Goodloe H. 
Rogers (left) and her mani Mrs. 
_ Plans for “The Star Dust Ball,” to be held ‘Sat- 
urday evening at Pontiac Country Club, are being 
‘carried owt by St. Bernadette Guild and Men's Club 
* of St. Benedict Church, ene on the progress of , APRIL 9, 1958 
  street. 
Edward P. Barrett, both of Ottawa 
drive. The show and sale will continue 
through Thursday. Pentiae Press Photos 
shire road and Mrs. David K. Mills of West Pike 
Bureau 
Selects 
Officers Mrs. Raymond Meggitt was 
named chairman of ‘Central 
Volunteer Bureau, a member 
agency of Pontiac Area United 
Fund. She has been a member 
of the bureau's board since 
March 1957. 
* * * 
Other officers elected were 
Mrs. Arthur Kinney, secretary- 
treasurer; Mrs. i. c. _Heuser, 
Five pages today 
in Women s Section 
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vice ann for Birming- 
ham; Mrs. R. G. Bump, vice 
chairman for Waterford Town- 
ship, and Mrs. M. D. Shelton, 
Pontiac vice chairman. 
Mrs. Donald White and Mrs. 
Frederick N. Lowe were. ap- 
pointed to the board. 
* ¥ * 
Other items of business in- 
cluded the placement report for 
March which listed 81 refer- 
rals to five public and private 
community agencies. This is 
the largest number of refer- 
rals made by the bureau in a 
month, 
  Pontiac Press Photos 
various committees preparing for the’ dance are (left 
to tight) Armand J. Moloney, Wayne C. Miller and 
Mrs. ‘Donald Raymond, dance cochairmen. 
  Tag Days Set Friday, A eam or   4 3 > 3 re) 
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Clubs Strive to Make 
Girls’ Ranch a Reality. A much needed home. for girls. similar to the 
Camp | for boys can become a 
reality very soon. t is if members of women’s 
clubs throughout Qakland County have their way. 
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These clubs have carried on fund-raising projects 
for the building of the ranch on the site near 
Oxford. 
$48,396 SECURED - 
Already they have secured $48,396 through 
pledges, gifts and money-raising projects. Probate 
Judge Arthur E. Moore, sponsor.of the proposed 
ranch, states that the Kresge Foundation has — 
pledged $20,000, the-—Mendelssohn Foundation 
$10,000, and there is $5,000 from anonymous donors 
and another $5,000 in individual pledges. 
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To raise the $7,000 now needed to complete the 
project, several Oakland County women’s clubs 
are sponsoring tag days. Chairman of the Pontiac 
Girls’ Ranch Tag Day, Mrs. Leslie Langford, is be- 
ing assisted by Mrs. John Napley. Sponsoring the 
project is the Junior Chamber of Commerce 
Auxiliary. 
Girls Ranch will provide a*year-round home for 
po Pe erom the ages of 6 to 1 14 who are wards of Board of 
WITHOUT HOMES 
2,500 youngsters. 
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Preparing for the big days ahead are members 
of Keloa, Amies and Trabajamas clubs who will 
participate in Girls’ Ranch Tag Days Friday and 
Saturday. Three of the girls who will be wearing 
of Area 
The son of Mr. and Mrs. 
Lawrence V. McCann of Sil- Personal News- 
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Don Madden, are Nicki Folsom   the Probate Court. “There is a dire neett for this 
roject,": Judge Moore added as he 
aes are spend] placta tek lee who are wards of — 
the court but no preg as a". for girls. 
The supervisory staff of ne ranch will be sup- 
_plied by the Oakland County Juvenile Court, 
through the appropriation provided by the County 
isors. The county also will assume 
living expenses of the wards. ce explained that 
Many of the girls are without homes while others 
who ¢an be helped are youngsters from unhealthy 
home situations. At present the court cares for some 
* 
You can help make Girls’ Ranch a reality by sup- 
. porting tag days either Friday or Saturday, when 
members of Keloa Klub, Trabajamas and Amies will 
be asking you to give to this worthy cause. 
project are Zonta Club, 
Soroptimist International, Child Study Group III, 
Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob, Junior Pontiac 
Women’s Club, Junior Child Study Club, Auxiliary 
to St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Parent 
Guidance Club, Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai. 
‘Israel and Daughters of Penelope. 
Pontiae Press Phete 
tags and carrying canisters are (left to right) Julie 
Blank of Keloa Klub, Diane Pickford, Amies Club, 
and Pat Donelson, junior sponsor of Amies. + 
Interest 
. Royce Lazen- 
street, is of Mr. and M 
Donald of Sylvan Lake have 
returned to their home follow- 
ing a two-week vacation in 
Florida. They visited in Clear- 
water, Tampa and St. Peters- 
burg. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. 
Crawford of Williams strect 
returned to the city Monday 
after a two week motor trip to 
New Orleans, La., and Hot 
Springs, Ark. 
* * * 
Returned from a vacation in. 
Miami Beach, r'la., where they 
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. of South Tilden avenue, Ber- 
nice McLean of Elizabeth Lake 
road and Pat Pmith of Mark 
avenue. 
During theit stay they vis- 
ited Daytona Beach, Fort 
Lauderdaleyand Cypress Gar- 
dens. Bernice and Nicki have 
resumed their studies at Michi 
gan Stafe University where 
both are sophomores in educa 
tion. 
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The name of Lawrence V. 
McCann has been placed on the 
Degn's List at Florida State 
University, Tallahassee, Fla, ver circle, he is studying to- 
in music, 
currently preparing for. his de- 
but with the Florida State Uni- 
Symphony Orchestra. ward a doctorate 
versity 
He received his A.B. and M.A 
degrees from Michigan State 
University 
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Enjoying 
their daughter, Nancy, of 
Bloomfield Hills. 
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Marlene Lazenby, a spring vacation 
at Naples-on-the-Gulf, Fla., are 
Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Charles and 
daughter by of Lans 
pledging Alpha Sigma Alpha 
sorority at Western Michigan 
University and is serving as 
president of the pledge class. 
She is a secondary education 
major. 
* * * 
Vacationing in Lake land, 
Fla, is Mrs. Florence Lankey 
of West Huron street. 
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A son, Hans William Papen- 
guth, was born April 1 at Pon- 
tiac Genera? Hospital to Mr. 
and Mrs, L. Robert Papenguth 
of Orchard Lake. 
and 
, Salvadore (left), ticket committee co-   chairman, and Mrs, Dennis Manko how 
candles' mounted on foil stars will 
beautify ‘the baliroos. Mrs. Richard Pfeffer (center), 
decorations. chairman for the guild 
and Men’s Club ball, shows Mrs. S. J. 
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  Grandparents are Mr. 
Mrs, William Dawe of James 
K boulevard and Mr. and Mrs. 
Loren Paperiguth of Lexirigton 
drive. 
* * * 
Receiving congratulations on 
the birth of a son, David Jud- 
son, March 28 at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital are Mr. and 
Mrs.. Donald S, Beutler ‘nee 
Jane Louise Long) of Mount 
Clemens street. Paternal 
grandmother is Mrs. Hazel 
Beutler of Ruth avenue. 
* * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fielden of 
Sherbourne drive announce the 
birth of a s Joseph Brian, 
March 19 at POiltiac Osteopath- 
ic Hospital. * 
Maternal grandparents are 
Mr. and Mrs; William F. Dona- 
hoe of Penna drive. Mr, and 
Mrs. Frank Fielden of West 
Lawrence street are paternal 
grandparents. 
Sorority Talks 
About Projects _ 
Omega Mu Sigma sorority 
met Tuesday in the Woodbine 
drive home of Mrs. L. B. 
Livingston, with Mrs. Wayne 
Anable as cohostess. 
P Money-making projects were iin 
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LAMP 
GROUP | 2—11" Hurricane Lamps 4 
_1—17" Companion Lamp ‘ 
Set of 3 Lamps 4 dress up’ your home for. Spring! 
     
   
  
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Sparkling hobn ail combined 
with gleaming solid brass — 
for Early American appeal. 
* Hurricanes tna attractive on |: 
mantel or ¢ i@, companion 
chimney lamp on end table, 
occasional table, or desk! The 
group is especially pretty used 
in bedroom. And it makes a 
wonderful wedding, birthday, 
or anniversary gift!       
  
  
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    WILLETT 
Lancaster County 
DINING ROOM This solid maple collection has the simple lines 
of fine early Pennsylvania Dutch masterpieces. 
“Of fine construction and hand-rubbed to a 
soft, golden finish. 
T Willett 54” breakfront 
cabinet ............... $195.00 
1 Willett 54” glass hutch top $139. 
1 Willett drop-leaf extension 
  table ...... 0.0... 004. $145.00 
4 Willett side chairs....... $140.00 
2 Hitchcock decorated rush- 
seat arm chairs ....... $120.00 5 
Value of Complete Ensemble $739.00 
Sale Price *495    Unfinished 
DEACON’S BENCH ea Oe Be 
Select Northern Pine 
48 Inches-Long .... $29.95 
t in your favorite color! This authentic repro- 
- a fine Early American desi 
= attractive on porch 
i at the fireside, 
60 Inch Length. ..$49.95 72 Inch Length... . $59.95 or in the dining room. 
SAVE 20% to 40% on. Display Furniture from Model Home The Wendover Model Home, furnished and decorated by Wiggs, has been sold . . . the furni- 
ture has been returned to our store and is now on sale at greatly reduced prices, because 
Wiggs’ policy does not permit selling display pieces as new. 
WILLETT 
Transitional Solid Cherry 
BEDROOM Decorators and home stylists agree that no 
other contemporary design fits so beautifully’ 
in either modern or traditional settings — as 
does this outstanding Transitional collection, 
1 32” chest of drawers..... $155.00 
1 36” low dresser .........$125, 
sage ged ry dives » pispiensi $ 37.50 
ull-size, ebony low-foot 
Od Ho bk cv kivcwctcewnnss $ 88.00 
2 Cabinet night tables, each.$ 55. 
~ 1 Simmons box.spring and 
mottress ...........4.. $100.00 
Value of Complete Ensemble $615.50 
: Sale Price *450 
  
  ' SAVE $244 SAVE $165 
FAMILY ROOM drome Lancaster County 
' Featuring Heywood-Wakefield BE DROOM 
and Ethan Allen Furniture : eis —* Featuring a 78” Wide King-Size Bed! 
1 Maple-Arm_ Heywood- Waketield 1 Willett king-size bed, includes double 3-cushion Sofa, Sailctoth Cover in rd and twin frames. ....« $115.00 Goid with Colonial Print ........ $159.75 2 Simmons Slumber King twit elke 1 Heywood-Wakefield Platform box SpringS ....00..800 cans .50 each Rocker, turquoise cover.......... $89.75 1 Simmons king-size Beauty Rest } Black Boston Rocker.......... ee . $34.95 Mattress to cover both box springs 
2 Ethan Allen Solid Maple Magazine (bed 78” x BO" long)... ..s.0ss 159.00 © End Tables, the pair......-eseees $45.90 1 Willett 10-drawer double dresser. . 30. 
! Ethan Alien Double Step | Willett mirror STrrrrrrrer ke 
ot a SP oias 5 cs nS 2 Night tables rs ise secon SO ite ironstone Tal 2 Tail lamps. oc ceess le each AS GO io sc0Sie 0:hr0is 90 wie wow we $39.90 1 Pcallngpas = with deep, 19.95 
*tenre eee ee 195.00 
Value of Complete Ensemble $400.20 peg tee 7 Vekie: ah Cot $ Value of Complete Ensemble $971.40 
Sale Price *269” 
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     Sale Price *695 SAVE $276.40 
During this sale we have added several sofas and chairs 
from our regular stock at specially reduced. prices. 
Open 
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Spring Hats 
$4es Fa to 10.98   
  49.98...... 
  Fabulous fashion from-our whole dress floor 
ee ee Jacketed 
costumes, suit styles, day-time and night-time shapes to suit every taste! 
Every one new and love- 
ly on the Spring scene dresses! Junior, misses’ and women’s sizes. 
from big brims to small 
    
  
  The Shoe That Understands Children 
Has Just ‘Announced Its“ - 
50 MILLIONTH PAIR 
That's Fifty-Million Pairs of mighty fine shoes. We are happy 
to congratulate them, proud to: sell them! and especially proud ’ 
of the way we fit them! Yes. . - we have these fine shoes in 
styles, sizes and widths galore . .. for just about all the young 
feet in your family. So bring them in, boys and girls together! 
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Accurately fitted by : 
‘trained shoe people. — 
“JUVEN}LE BOOTERY 28 E; Lawrence St: (Open Mon. and Fri. to 9) 
FAMILY SHOE: STORE 928 wes Bi (Open Fri. & Sat. to.9). 
     
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         ‘All 
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“relax-a-tron No Disrobing ¢ No Effort « No Embarrassment 
     IEEE EAE LSE BELEN EEE LE 
HELEN LYNN 
Aids in Slenderizing . . . 
and Relieving Body Tensjon! Figure Consultant. from Relax-A-Tron 
Miss Lynn will be in our salon tomorrow to explain and 
demonstrate the ‘wonderful features of 
method of figure control. this unique. new 
      Tony’s © RIKER BUILDING — REAR OF LOBBY @ OPEN HOUSE} 
BEAUTY SALON. 
9 A.M. 
Visit our newly remodeled Reducing’ Salon 
and be our guest for a FREE Trial Treat- | 
ment on America's most amazing slender- Infants’ and Girls’ 
SPRING COATS Were to 29.98 
s]2 $16 Bs Girls’ Spring Hats, were to 3.98...°..... $2 
* — Girls’ Spring Skirts, were to 8.98. .$3, $4 $5 
- Young Folks Shop — Lower Level 
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       Pure silk, silk and wool, sheer worsted, sheer 
flannels in the NEW chemise and fitted style, 
Grey; beige, navy, black and bright colors, 
Sizes 7 to.15 and 8 to 20, 
Suit Salon — Second Floor 
Se eee Sees eee ene ea 2g 
COATS Reg. 39.98 Reg. 49.98 Reg. 69.98 
to 49.98 to $65 to 89.98 
5) ee Ads Ts The style and the price is right for you! Back interest 
coats’. , . in slim silhouettes with nipped-in hemlines. 
The handsome wool fabrics have exciting fashion tex- 
tures . . . ribbon weaves, riviera tweeds, popular soft 
wool flannels. Stroock's, Anglo and Forstmann‘s, Sizes 
5 to 19/and 8 to 18. 
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WINTER COATS 
: _ Orig. to 79.98 Orig. to $99 Orig. hg $110 
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vide ‘two weeks of concentrated | Mrs. Mae Foote i D. alon— l @ Flowers | hats, chemise cloches to a sae Second. anne a 
101 N. Saginaw FE 2-7165 Plans Made for Dinners sailors! Newest Spring » 
ii ee . 3 ' BLOUSES ‘seembins |. - “ colors, all head sizes! |]  gememne NMR 
Misiges uct nae | YOMaLY Group Gathers |p 8Q75 Many one-of-a-kind. | § 5 
| Mrs. Fred Hoenstine was at the church, with Mr, and & Values to 17.98 Famous designer maker. weg ‘0 iia 
‘ hostess to the Yomar Group of | Mrs. Earl VanDyke as hosts. = = = - 
P rofessional | the First Presbyterian Church Mrs, Wright has been named ‘ “py $ 8 ‘A , ‘> : PERMANENTS at her home on Henry Clay | chairman of the Women's As- | Millinery Salon—Second | Floor . F 
avenue Tuesday evening. sociation sprirg dinner to be |... Fy f 
styled as YOU j} < + « held May 2. Ps | ‘ 
like it! The subject “Luke the Mu ~ * * ee —_ . Fresh cotton or nylon in both solid colors : 
nO sician” was henge by Mrs Refreshments were served es or stripes. White and colors. Sizes 30 to 38. | 
Richard Wright. Mrs. Gene from a lace-covered table cen- : ei 3 
 TREPERIAL, | Feneley presented the world | tered with a pink spring bou- You are a Blouses — Main Floor a 
science program assisted by | quet and tall pink tapers. Mrs. sf | ennai een . ; 
BEAUTY SALON Mrs. Howard White, Mrs. Emil Lester Martindale, Mrs. Fred cd SS ALA EG BI _ id 
219 Aubum Ave. | irs, Willam Boerdman and | amisted the hostess cordially invited GIRLS? = FE 42878 ie Pace Bese Geen al ae nukes ows “GIR WEAR~ | 
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The hotel waiter made one |- guest, He did. But not in the ° 
By EMILY POST 
ff. “Dear Mrs. Post: 
ter has been invited with a 
young man a number of times 
to dinner at the beautiful home 
of his friends, Mr. and Mrs. 
A, ‘who are 
has also invited my daughter! 
| | “I think my daughter should 
now make 
return their mai 
I have suggested inviting them 
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ANYTIME necessary, nor seipslecant on 6-2170 y re. aga Se a ae ont known several ‘find fun — but! 
‘ a turn, Will you discuss this?” Have you ever done this?’ Take to -your ‘bed | wives and mathers who lead veryjonce in a while try the old vege- Mi ¢ akihee () Ne ae for a day. Take some’ good books along with you, complex lives who go to bed for ajtating kind) |=” | 206 N. Hunter Bivd. 
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TWO DAILY DELIVERIES TO DETROIT AND ly want, any return trom these |/VIOY OFEQKTOS ee : 7 
INTERMEDIATE POINTS whe are'viry youns. | Plans for » breakfast to be held ; : : 
| “Dear Mrs. Post: In my |May 18 wene made. by members} Z . / At 
job I am often offered tips'by jot the League of Catholic Women ets GS i] 
‘ people for doing small favors |when that group met in the league SAVIN 
for them. I do not expect pay- | 
| ON : rasses me them in- for the event will be ; 
nist that T take it, Will you [the,Rev. John. Tray, director of LUGGAGE please tell me how I can tact- oe is ; 2 : 
fully refuse without seeming |Artbur chairman | 
- . unappreciative of their kind the affair. . ‘ | 
_ The Shorthand Written With | =" op iis Planing the al : 
- r ¥ with | is Mrs. Matthew 
ABCs Is Your Shortcut to a (|, Asswer: You cot ye lan VE 25%. 
SHORTER - - FASTER ot service to you.” =_— KNOWN LUGGAGE 
| “Dear Mrs. Post: When wed- Tea-and * woking were served by 6 Fashionable Colors 
Class Beginning ding cake is served for dessert the Camp Fire Girls of St. Pre $17.95 Troin $1349 wedding reception, School and BOOS conse cecetice 
230 "proper for a guest to wrap jor Mrs. Ti Daily | : 
| | Tomorrow Nig OS | Eras B22 Baw. $1499 e e , Or ny ea . 
The Business Institute — | # % ter Sylvanites Gather $2535 Later $1949 
7 West Lawrence Street Phone FE 2-3551, | ae el oe — New Syivants Ca s7795 $2099 
Phone or Return This Ad for Bulletin ~< eer _— om :> ale sgeon Bi Rassan gh Poon :, | mais wie $1949 
en a en oe en Ce ee Le adie ‘ : ok ihe a ai Sie 2 Seiters ......... see pececwecennecunccensdanegsn gion ying wifi A : igdadiora lot Phaane Teese 
= or an eS _ which will be judged Thursday at of Joslyn road and Dennis Cox of || tow Warm ....% 399 | - : t Malkim School PTA ie an se Paar ne 650 na ak feats | 
, . - banquet, are (left to right) Gary Mec- scheduled for 6:30 p.m., will feature 
Connell of Brooks street, William several special acts. | PHILIP'S 
es : ou an eee , . | | 79 N. Saginaw St. 
Bete gt : \Areme OES to Mark 15th Anniversary | : 
. . | . : (4 KARAT GOLD 
, The 15th anniversary dinner of the Areme officers. All OES mem- gene Perkio will be guests at Lake " Metched 
held at 6:30 eek sone - | . . : Temple the grand Areme Chapter officers are to 
sind nee ty chapters’ Friémdship Nights. en i 
! | } Plans for the dinner were made| On April 16, “Worthy Patron <n be Mee | 
. when members met Monday at|Norton E Trask, Mrs.| 
: : ; Roosevelt Temple. Mrs, Harry Ver-|and the Areme Bible Degree class Rosaline Hick- | 
: affair. Reservations are being han-| Worthy Matron Mrs. William Bible De-| 
, dled by Mrs. Sidney Fellows and'Pfahlert and Associate Patron Eu- 
) The lovely lady on the right once was too 
heavy. She lost 10 pounds quickly and was 
encouraged to keep on. She did the easy, 
pleasant way... she followed... 
Josephine Lowman’s 
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If you ere after quick loss of up to 10 extre pounds, 
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To The Public 
In an effort to be more considerate and 
betfer serve our families, and in response 
.for some such procedure, starting Monday, | 
April 14th, there will be specified visiting | 
hours in all Pontiac Area Funeral Homes. | 
These hours will be: Afternoons 3to5p.m. | 
: Evenings 7 to 9 p. m. | 
Thousands of families, in the many com- 
munities where ‘such a program has been 
successfully tried, are most appreciative of 
such a program. 
_ This does not mean the funeral homes will 
be limited to only these hours for calling. # | 
does mean, however, friends may expect to. 
find-the families of the deceased in attend- 
"ance at these hours to receive frinds; 
‘The New Visiting’ Hours Begin Next.Monday — 
Ae April 14th 
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ABBY ay it to get | comic book for Easter? ° ae , "id of me for { 1 ask you because this child | a is only 13 months old. We don't Mother says if I don't go to | feed nuts yet. She can't 
the camp I am going to sit on | work the crossword puzzle and 
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DEAR NATALIE: A honey- 
moon should be a twosome. 
Leave the children home. 
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CONFIDENTIAL TO ANDY: 
  
‘Shoe Break’ 
Helps Banish 
| Office F atigue 
NEW YORK — A pane] of 
shoes at least once a day at 
the office acts ag an effective 
pick-me-up with a distinctly 
refreshing effect. 
The panel- noted that many 
women especially school 
teachers and others who are 
on their feet a lot, make a 
point of changing into a dif- 
ferent heel height at some 
proved way of helping prevent 
leg muscle cramps. 
But the pane] said that 
men, too, could improve their 
efficiency through a ‘shoe 
break.”’ 
Slipping into another pair 
of shoes some time during 
the working day is to leave 
for home at the end of the 
day feeling more refreshed. 
  
Shorter Hems Call 
for Attractive Legs 
spring parade 
legs? 
are going to attract atention. 
  witch haze] rub. 
  
  
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Even though she expects 
for 1st-class mailing. Send te Anne} him to send her a corsage 
Adams, care of The Pontiac .| for a formal dance, she 
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stubble free. After dehairing and 
before pulling on sheer hose, treat! 
your legs to a cooling, soothing 
    | The gown gets the glory in the} 
but where would it 
.»|be without those two hard-working 
And this year, especially, 
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Some styles 3¥2 to 12, AAAA to E 
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other styles $8.95 to $10.95 . 
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fon Esther McCarl, ‘and Donald|in the bride's homé,’ Mrs, McCar!| Hair Styles.¢ 
Goodwin wedding vows|chose a navy dress with pink ac-| ao a 
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son of the Leonard Goodwins of| newlyweds are residing on Auburn)» 116 N. Perry ve tem] 
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For her March 15 wedding the ——$—— 
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filled Sabrina neckline and long, 
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baligame. The terrible scene had 
never appeared before or since. 
Anyway, wounds heal. There are 
no longer any shell-pits at Anzio 
or Iwo Jima. The Germans and 
the Japanese are firm allies. And 
legal beer has been with us a full 
quarter of a momentous century. 
In that time, the brew of some 
unsavory and yet some lovable 
merchants has become the nation’s 
fifth largest taxpayer. 
* * * 
The industry which Dutch 
Schultz, Al Capone and other goril- 
las once owned now employs 82,000 
God-fearing, law-abiding people, 
has contributed” $38,000,000,000 to 
the economy since going square. 
We make wonderful beer in 
this country, infinitely better 
than the British—who drink more 
of it, per capita—and much more 
than infinitely better than the 
Russians, who seem to lace each 
bottle with a pound of sugar. 
We would hesitate to — 
the Australians, Germans, Czechs 
Dutch,. Japanese and Filipinos, 
except to say that in less than 100/@ny 
years of serious beer culture we 
need make no apologies for our 
beer. And, besides, our brew has 
a livelier history. 
* * * 
I'll never forget the night it 
became cogstitutional for the first 
time since the passing of the Age 
of Reason for me to take a swig 
of beer. I was working on the 
Washington Post and some of us 
raffish blades from Shirley|. 
Povich’s sports ee 
cluding our leader—repaired down 
the street to O’Donnell's. 
A guy behind the bar looked 
at a clock on the wall, hand on © 
his tap, and at a precise moment 
pulled the handle and the stuff 
began to flow. 
It was three-point-two voltage 
and tame as a mother-in-law’s 
kiss. But there was something     
legions crushed 1956 
uprising, spelled out the — 
,000 
forces of the U.S.S.R. are ready 
at any moment to unite and give 
their help and a well-deserved 
answer to provocations, . 
* * * 
“Capitalists can sleep quietly as 
long as the workers in their own 
Gorilla Loose 
in Washington 
Park Is Gone 
WASHINGTON ® — The search 
apparently is over for the gorilla 
‘of Washington's Rock Creek Park. 
Police said they are convinced   
    
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Bob Considine Says: — 
Twenty-five Years ‘Since Explodings Lanes NEW YORK (INS) — Saw anlexotic about the whole business.|wrestlers, leaving behind them a,ruin by | 
advertisement in the New York!There was astonishingly no et, vn ent ra e728 snot te hi gt te el a \dlife. 
Journal-American the ether Gayiment in the Santas sf Wie’ slens misterinna Sas. eneishegien Ave ny re eee began Cumplg bis th anita mg 
that noted it has been 25 years|As in home brew, and no need to/since ze ; The bear, 
since we began drinking (once look over one’s shoulder. During the long drought which @ pet, was disc . 
again) beer that didn't explode in| Suddenly, something changed on/the hoodlums found so_ profitable, day roaming in 
the cellar at night with the sharp|the map of the land..The illicit beer/the legal brewers whose ancient try near Ask 
indignation of Chinese firecrackers. |barons went into other professions,|and honorable business had been judge =) ued gen And southwest of 
s *« & iin Spe wot, Sn eneneneer eon eee & Set of eee There were no honest casualty] Prohibition. nd You! people’s hands and 
Doesn't seem possible. Mustn't ists of the people who died or be-|°2" bave it. news photographers. 
seem like a very’ important an- came debilitated after drinking 
niversary to the new generation, near-beer into which had. been| e: Mine Zi to take the al, st 
either. Yet, let them hear this: rus Cc Wor needled wood alcohol. And no|Firm to redn ficials ordered him destroyed. 
The President of the — eV arns | figures on the number of heads) pippan soutt 
Herbert Hoover, was mostly booed cracked among speakeasy dwners, : ot can Hew To Hold 
at a World Series game because | Re | as the “‘salesmen” of the various|**Ale protic tion Bogs each 
he (who likes a martini on state breweries which were furtively|™inerals ilmenite, uitile, 
occasions) became ‘identified as ungary on evo ts via corruption of ee ee ee ee a6 
spearhead of his party’s depend- police and their superfors moved|™°F | on eneaen A $4,200" i 
ence on Prohibition as desirable among reluctant customer. —— is built oo the| senezeey 4 
and as a knout to hold over the: BUDAPEST, Hungary an Ab lciantrtin 6 bk ik We Goons mee ee fe lace by Shay whee 
Repeal-minded Democrats. cusing Western newsmen of twist-|the way of Marx, Engels and Len-| Sulfice it to say that one night|Umgababa Minerals, - Ltd., which your sister Tht als 
“we... want... beer,” the |i26_ his words, Soviet Premier |in and we advise them not to poke|during a match at Madi-| plans to produce 100,000 tong of il- holds false 
mob at Shibe Park in Philadel- Se ee eee ee ee ee are Garden, a voice cried|menite a year together with 10,000 poe Be) rtably. 
phia chanted, when all the man lina might hit Hi any revoltisay, their pigs’ spouts — into ougjout from the darkness as ene guy|tona of zircon and 1,000 tons of] issin) 
sincerely wanted was to see & | communist many . —sitting on the other's belly—jrutile, drug counters everywhere.     
  
       
                     
     
       
    
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    All Kroger Stores Closed 
SUNDAY 
_ go Krogering 
Monday thru Saturday = enone PAN READY. 
whole fresh 
fryers Completely cleaned and eviscerated. Save 
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35°   slab iscon legs & thighs « ‘ ae # | Lb. Cc 
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  white bread The same fine quality that Kroger's known for. Seve at this 
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oe ae essentials are a series of louvers,|louvers themselves are used as; There are solar.batteries today 
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Hitchhikers Note: 
Buy Scottish Kilt BELFAST, Ireland—A kilt will 
get a hitchhiker more rides than 
anything else, two Queen's Univer- 
sity students said in Belfast after 
returning from tours of Canada 
and elsewhere. 
Harmon Dowling and Roger Lo- 
wry own a kilt jointly and it has 
toured Europe extensively. In gen- 
eral the two students’ advice to 
hitchhikers is: 
“Dress respectably. Don’t. wear 
old shoes or dirty clothes, The es- 
sence is to look polite and well- 
groomed, Wear a white shirt and 
tie, Don’t thumb impersonally. Try 
to catch the eye of the motorist 
and hold it. 
Keep smiling—and step off the 
road graciously when the car ap- 
proaches, Don't put the driver to 
the inconvenience of knocking you 
down, if he doesn’t stop.” —   
By JAMES MARLOW took this country months to get 
AP News Analyst its own. satellites aloft. 
WASHINGTON i — It’s taken| [#8t December the Soviets, start- propaganda 
the Eisenhower administration | themselves. On. Dec. 10 Premier 
four months, eight letters ‘andj Bulganin, in a letter to President 
three notes to wake up to the idea/ Eisenhower, represented the So-|da 
it might be smarter to answer|viet Union as a big peace-lover| 
the Soviets -a little faster. | that wanted negotiations and a 
The Soviets have been giving|summit talk to straighten things 
th administration a propaganda |out. 
clubbing and yesterday Secretary] It took Eisenhower more than a 
tration was trying to “speed up/the Soviet Union stood before the 
its oprations” so the Soviets will|world as the one proposing peace-|Soviets 
so long. tried to think up an answer, (OW. 
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    overwhelming propaganda victory 
by launching their Sputniks. It|Bulganin 
  
   
     
     
      
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U.S. Scowls at Jakarta Reds ? Arms . : 
for Buyin JAKARTA, Indonesia uy — U.S. 
relations with the Jakarta govern- 
ment have been improving in re- 
cent weeks. But the State Depart- at a poor psychological moment. Bitterness toward the United 
States, fanneti by chargés that 
Washington was sending arms to wm, 
Embassy. An army order prohib- 
ited parades on May Day (when 
banned the showing of any but the | DURANT, Okla.  — 
Communists traditionally march), |. 
ment’s criticism of Indonesia's de- 
. cision to buy arms from the Com- 
munists may have cut into the 
gains. 
* * 
State Department ek 
spokesman 
’ Lincoln White said Monday in 
Washington the United States re- 
gretted “‘that Indonesia turns to 
the Communist bloc to buy arms 
for possible use in killing Indo- 
nesians who openly oppose the 
growing influence of communisri 
in Indonesia.” 
It wasn't the U.S. regret that 
upset the Indonesians, but rather 
White's virtual endorsement of the 
Sumatran rebels and. the State De- 
partment's persistence':in seeing 
Indonesia's civil war solely as a 
struggle between Communists and 
anti-Communists. 
* * * 
Leaders in Jakarta insist the 
biggest issues are the. Outer Is-_ 
lands’ demands for less control 
from Jakarta and dissatisfaction 
of the young colonels leading the 
revolt with the army high com- 
mand. Objections to Communist 
influence in President Sukarno's 
government are seen in Jakarta 
as largely a side issue which the 
rebels are playing up to win sym- 
pathy in the West. 
x * * 
Government and military lead- 
ers were quick to point out that 
they turned to Yugoslavia, Czech- 
oslovakia and Poland for modern 
weapons only after Washington 
put an Indonesian request for 
American arms into the deep 
freezer. Foreign Minister Suban- 
drio said the request to America 
still stands and that the arms are 
needed to combat the fanatic 
Darul Islam terrorists on Java 
Some highly placed Americans 
here think White’s statement came   
     
           
   
    
      
    
    
    
         
         
      
   
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  for Stealing: Clothes the Sumatran rebels via Formosa, 
was subsiding. 
x & by the military. These measures 
The army has halted anti-inter-|strike directly at the Communist 
vention demonstrations at the U.S.'PKA party. national flag and decreed that all 
    
Forced Off Roads by Cars ae   
| ROME (INS) — Good-bye to, recently called a private meeting 
‘Rome's. horse-cabs! to discuss the situation. 
Step-by-step, they are disappear-- They signed a petition ahd sent 
ing from the squares and stalls jt to Mayor Umberto Tupini asking 
around the city. In 1925, more than'y,at he “save the horse-drawn! 
3,000 horse-cabs graced the grand: orriages for. the s ake of future 
age path — City ‘millions of tourists who dream of an old-fashioned ride in thehe 
FORCED OFF ROAD . ‘an old-fashioned __ ride the 
Rising auto traffic is edging the Eternal City 
horse-cab off the roads just as. * * * 
motorboats. are swamping the The mayor's office said he gave 
gondolas of Venice. A cabbie ‘‘syngpathetic consideration” to the 
said: petition and ‘‘of course, approved 
_— comaad ‘the idea.” 
all pel papain — However, Tupini offered no con- 
Rome. They screech their brakes "ete plan to. save the dying trade. 
| and sound their horns — is that — 
any kind of sentiment? 
“We are old-fashioned. Fenders 
and a lot of fanatics are forcing ON 
us off the réads.”’ : | in 
  
Dumps Boiling Water 
Chiding Grandmother 
| LOS. ANGELES #—An unem- 
|DAYSGONE _ - iployed bellhop poured boiling] - 
Gone are the days when regal-|water on -his 76-year-old grand- 
trot through the beautiful parks,'not working, police report. 
across the Tiber and into the beau-) Robert Adams, 30, was booked! 
tiful countryside. on suspicion of assault to commit 
Remans today actually stare murder. ’ 
at a beautiful coach that crosses | ~ *: 8 the Piazza di Spagna (The Span- “I Was just trying to get ‘him ish Square) almost every after- istraightened out,’’ said Mrs. Edna 
noon. An old Roman |Smith, who was treated for burns 
seeing. But even she own , and cuts and bruises on her face 
ae owns @ new’ | and left hand. Officers said Adams speeches must first be approved} 
Rome Horse Cabs Vanish’ 
like horse-drawn carriages would other when she chided him about; 
uses it for her afternoon sight- °" her legs, hands and shoulders} THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9; 1958° 
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      around Rome now and then in a). 
‘deluxe horse-coach. She confesses, *. 
owning a Rolls Royce. 
* * * 
The horse-cabbies left survive 
‘on tourist trade—those who still 
;want to see Rome at leisure, pass- 
jing under the ancient arches, 
|pulled along the Via Appia Antica 
jwhich Caesar coursed with his 
chariots and up the Sacred Hill to 
\the Palatine Hill. 
‘How long will the legion of 121 
} survive? 
Already, the carriages are for- 
ibidden in parts of the city. Some 
owners are desperate, others dis. 
jappointed . ... and sometimes a 
|horse dies and his owner has only 
carriage left with no money to 
purchase a new horse. i 
| A group of American and other 
tourists, lodging in a hotel here,     
  
Helicopter Rescues 
Five Marooned Men FRESNO, Calif. » — Five men 
marooned in the High Sierra since 
Saturday were rescued yesterday 
jby helicopter, s 
* * * 
The copter also brought out the 
body of Peter Gring, Santa Bar- 
bara helicopter pilot who crashed 
March 2% while trying to salvage 
two choppers which had crashed. 
* * * 
The five rescued men—all in! 
good condition—are James Flynn, 
26, pilot of a -helicopter that 
crashed Saturday at the 10,500- 
'foot level, and four hydrographers 
|who were running a snow survey 
for Southern California Edison Co. 
They are William Matthews, 
Paul Wiley, Howard Spano and 
Donald -Rose. 
  ‘Arrest Youth in City 
A juvenile boy. who stole cloth- 
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(200 N. Saginaw St., was appre- 
jhended by police shortly after the 
itheft. | 
The boy was spotted running ? 
west on Milbourne Place by Offi-| 
cer A. Foster Jr. He was wearing 
a pair of stolen trousers under his 
own trousers. 
  
Incidenta] information: in Saba, 
Netherlands West Indies, men are 
outnumbered about two to one by 
the women, who are predominantly 
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Wright appeared headed for a ton. 
victory margin of more than 70,000! In the second statewide race, nt 
votes over Louis E. Beckman, 44-|the GOP contest for superintend-| cellection’s however, 
year-old state representative whojent of public instruction, the Re- | ¢ 
was supported by the Republican) publican’ organization candidate 
  organization headed by Gov. Wil-'smothered his opponent. 
       
     
                 
     
      
     
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a, liam G. Stratton. Both Stratton | [Vf ee : Ts oo = 
R | in GOP ti . = ten! May Build Addition to House : victory early today. : : 1 
Wins j Hino “wags sonination wowed Tats Collected by Cou ple Threatening nl . primary, the nation’s first this | i & 
. The turnout, despite gener- soldier's overseas cap, INS In THINOIS or a ree tO Crowd Them Out of Their Home — ca a 
Takes Primary Despite|years. A total vote of about 1%| BRIMFIELD, Mass. (INS) —| They are debating an sédition to ,trom somie other collector for help natant bey Being Shunned by Party |™illion, or 30 per’, cent of the| Friendship is both the means and their home to make more room with hia bette,” _ Hilary when he 9° . Y state’s some five million regis-|the result of the tee ths edna: z ' ; Everest. Cowboy hats 
Organization tered voters, was indicated. hobby of Mr. and Mrs, Charles pailice pide, : '-.* The Delands do not buy the hats The entire acon i eae and rodeo star, and 
Wright, shunned io oo eee i|served two terms as state treas ir home a8 a result of friendship me - Regardiess of whiat the files » Te, See 
third term as state treasurer, won|more Widely known throughout of the globe threaten to|fren%s Set them from. telends 9 he collec 
the GOP nomination in the ma-|State than Beckman, of Kankakee, honse.| Sees Gee one Peet el eed Tilinois| Who made his first bid for a state marked: oe jor contest in yesterday's Illinois tice. |PREENDSHIP ies at : primary. t 8; : news-|" sea, IP BASIS ee 
after trailing in the early tabula- 551 and: Beckman “pump company, refers oe one : 4 >a bat 
tions with main support a “T expected to win all the ti om as ‘ ed Ct. Leon -% 
downstate and suburban ‘00k WwW right told reporters. He ae th ti he and . =f 
County. victory could not be reainied as ‘Mrs. Deland started in . 1933 It's on a friendship basis. For | Colombia —noet Panama. 
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| Now open every week day 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. | 
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COMPLETE SELECTION OF || SAVING Speman assent | Dthrte. at / oa aia | ur rtible has one- / 3 
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Baseball Gloves From $3.98 : > —~ SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 7 
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stripes a checks! Whe background stripes in fine — ,_ _ will you look again at the Penney price! Face Towels 
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TWEN TY-EIGHT 
No State Jurisdiction, a 
Tax Protesters Learn| By STAN BOK copy of the letter, Mrs. "Jamieson to wir ig township officials, Meleghhk a 
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Consensus fo atten 17h dentin tpt Tax protest delegations members was that Lansing protesting pre- | 
Bloomfield snd ‘White Lake Town. given a “false impression” by | perty taxes and increased assess: | 
ships said they were informed by| township and county officials at | ments.     
           £3 ae 
  ag The tax levied for township, city, | sing, 
school, county or village taxes. i 
is Room of the State Capitol. They] fie 
The group, 20 strong, received|were in consultation with Kane pa By 
Kane, eration trom Bavard about an hour and a half/the Bloomfield Township hall by| 
in the , they said. | 
of the State Tax Commission, rey a registered mail with instructions) 
according to Mrs, Ralph A. Jamie-|.., | 
son, of 2228 i ; Bes Pek. 2d BR be Re ae vibe i ggg ye aren County: members of the | Property tax hikes. j Ww renee 70000 Henne abidbdaladal\/\/\/) J 
VALUA 
_ Members of both delegations /E Roberts, in the afternoon. /will continue the objective} daughter, Judy May, to 
said they got the impression | Both representatives advised the|is accomplished, Mrs. Jamieson| Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. 
from township and county offi- | group to take its tax problems | said. Morris of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. eials that control over the |-— The 
amount of property taxation was student at 
Mrs. Jamieson, a spokesman 
for the White Lake delegation, felt 
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coupon customer. Coupen valid 
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poet ai ae WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN-, tornados. The new civil defense Killed j Alaba ee me See 
* * * SHIP — Thursday will be Friend-' truck will be on the school | in a ma : as ae Information ‘concerning th e|Ship Night -{%@®-Green School PTA,| grounds for inspection. enn nnn on nn nen en enn nscassen 
state’s position in regard to| meeting at" p.m. in the multi- This meeting is scheduled to start} LAPEER -— Clinton F. Smith, * 
levying property taxes is con-|PUrpose rooft of the new school.| .+°s 5m. 69, a former Lapeer merchant,| . . : 
tained in a letter from the State| Open house will be held to allow was fatally injured yesterday in a yers” Tax Commission office. Both Mrs. |Parents and friends to inspect the Anbara Heights headon auto collision in Arab, Ala., Jamieson and Mrs. Margaret|‘!@ssrooms. An American Flag will) The PTSA of Auburn Heights|accordini® to word received here 
Begovich, a Bloomfield Township|be given to the school by James Junior High School will meet at/by relatives. ‘ TENDER PAN READY, 100%, cloned 
delegate, have copies of the letter. |W. Dunn of Orchard Lake, on be-/§ p.m. Thursday in the Junior > 2:8 eo 
Each English Villa subdivision |M@lt of Woodmen of the World/High Mr. Smith was returning to his none finer. Kroger low price. property owner will receive a{Lile Insurance Society. Wilford )Keller, exchange will in Largo, Fla., after spend- ; f 
. of Orch Lae Cub Scanta, willlcuasy momsen Creat price’ ete, ae ee eae dona ee eee ee wh were A a ee High et paar ene E. H. Nash, Mrs. Ed- 2 Pe oe os oo ed 3 4 ¥ 
“os |P a ceremony. ward Apostal and. * Marjorie CO CODD Drunk Driving There will be a business meet-|colored slides of his trip to Europe|Walker.“all of Lansing and Mrs POLCIOLELEreT " prenerene NY 4 
° ° ing and a report-and discussion on last summer. Refreshments will be| Harold McKendrie of Jonia. VALUABI dL 
* Results in Six the, “Operation Green Thumb" served. eee , , ° portion of the Sotegunvedtt, gam Also surviving are four sisters,| ‘ Losing Licenses xm. A socal hour wil Es Miss Lillian Smith and Harrison ——— Scout Troop 244 _|arms, both of Lapeer; a. &. V- 
    
   
     
     Six of the 18 area residents who Biconaticht. Township’ 
had their driver's licenses revoked) 4 science fair Holds Annual or suspended recently were guilty tion pleat — onstra 
of drunk driving, according to the|s¢ the Hickory Grove School PTA|COUTt of Honor ogee Secretary of State's of-| meeting Thursday evening. 
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They were: William L.: Burks, rad handling é 
yond Covert St., Waterford Town- — 
Pp; Leo A, Capadagli, 205 W. concert Princeton Ave., Robert R. Law,| mm “4 150 Merrimac St., Bil, Hayse, Orion onstrating their progress. 
direction   10 : a9: =. ee 
rosebushes   
    Rocke an Teas ee ia| band ander the direction of pl day Sigg Rewer Rac a will begin at ‘ 
erty en Se ae ye. a Oo oes located at Dress up your yerd with these fine - ar 719° 
Teese who had their licenses Clarkston bushes. Save on this special offer. 
a ae eet ee The Clarkston, Elementary 
sence 2 Gaydon School PTA will meet at the school! - yeu, 95%, Wikerd St., William (riurseday at 7:30 p.m. Mitchell, 66 Wenonah Dr., Wil- : 
liam W. Moulton, 36 Cherry Ct., 
and ames Tayo, 11. Wien (SomgND, will Present lm, on Ave.; Thomas P, Gaverly, of tem which goes into effect April 
nood, of Milford and Joseph E- | ‘Members also will elect officers. Puertas, of Pontiac Township. Second grade room mothers will 
Larry D. McLeod, of Auburn|serve refreshments. i (een eseea newman ananananaaaaaseasnea ne 
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  SI Wt COAG! Heights and Francis G, Reith, of} Sashabaw Plains 
Bloomfield Hills each had their) pay) Allen, who operates the Redeemable at Kroger in Miracle Mile only. Limit 
license revoked for habitual negli-|serpentorium on the Dixie High- one coupon em, Coupon valid through 
gence and failure to appear for|way, will be present at the Sasha- re-examination, baw School PTA meeting Thurs- 
* * ‘day evening. He will show a film cng rine of S ertered lon reptiles. 
‘ontiac, was ordered to : John Ronkwill will speak on furnish financial responsibility for, 
unsatisfied judgment and Daniel C., © civil defense and tts relation te 
Polasek, of 245 Nelson St., received) : 
the same order for untawfully driv- 
ing away a motor vehicle. ‘Plans Cancer Program Theodore M M. Schaefer, of Roch 
ester, had his license taken away] DRAYTON PLAINS — The Bur- 
for two months for habitual negli-|!ingham Park home demonstration 
gence and being unable to pass/8oup of Drayton Plains will spon- tests, sor a public-service program about 
i cancer at 7:30 p.m. April 14 in|/Carson, 17, of 109 Henderson St. sing Hospital following a lengthy (eee we wee ewe ewe ew eB eB ee ew ew ee ee eee eee eee eee eee 
p f Medici ‘the First Christian Church, 858 W.| Eagle Palm ranks went to scouts /lllness. He was in his @s. ve rofessor of Medicine ‘Huron St., Pontiac. A film and|Tony Jerome, Bruce Benter, Mike 
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the Federal Pardon and Parole Kroger low priced.   
        
  
    
    
  pea iatri lcomments | by a local physician are |Strang; Greg Wigian, Jerry Je- ' 
S ks mn Pediatrics ‘scheduled. The public is invited. (rome, John Blamy, Rick Erick- ; ." fi ic yah 
ot elicie, eee a geal ong Sagas ies i ~-OUF 0 N 
State University college of aang County Calendar Bob Hayward was presented with|chajénan of Commis- . 
cine, was guest speaker today the Life Scout rank. Star Scout|sion when it was organized ; 
a conference of area doctors = —— Orohord Lake ae of ‘pins went to Fred Fink, Bill Jur-|in 1933 under President Roosevelt. Hygrede er Greenfield 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Refuge Parish will it boid a fish fry trom gensen, Bruce Rogers, Tom Mc-| After stepping down from the ; 
| Physicians from St. Joseph, | $0 2,2. Pridey in, pein visil. 'Grath, Bob Aumaugher, David|Federal post several ago, he hot « ys - 
+) Pontiac General Hospital and) Children under five years of wili| Todd and Mike Jenkins, became probate - - for this 
’ Beaumont Hospital attended to\°* “*"** {oven eights | Eight first class awards, 15 sec-jnorthern Michigan area. He retired 
discuss pedistrics, a field of medi-| oi %,ct st ¢-30 nm. eet oF ond class awards ard 11. Tender-| from the bench a little over a year ‘ 2 ae 
cine on children’s diseases. Ginner and business meeting. {foot awards were handed out. NG Ss 8 Sa 
Dr, Zuelter is also director of ; = B 
laboratories at Children's Hospi- F ’ oe + ) 
tal in Detroit and a former presi Pontiac City Affairs = ca an an = om owe we ee ee ee eee eee nese: 
dent of the hational society for 
ee | kere er white bread ——— __ Earmark $150, 00: for Streets 
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a ro More than $150,000 in contracts; setting up soning for trailer 
to complete the city’s 1958 neigh-| parks. The ordinance would cre- Nw thin deed lot, baked fresh diy 16-0, e-., 
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borhood i | existing parke mi i arc ot street improvement pro- ate districts for : : 
gram were earmarked last night and require amendment to set | and test for = 20-foot lot, $00. Tstntandian! nats tei) tn enamel eed oe 
his tte Sor teotach binctop-| mecsure ‘wah peemipaenAsed WE oo ge gown Value § : ' eo ping and concréte resurfacing were, the City Planning Commission. rics map eg ned one gutters Value ofamps VALUABLE COUPON | 
accepted by the City Commission’ Several other zoning Proposals ion Gladstone place, Cooper to Edi- : THIS COUPON j 
qfrom the A&A Asphalt Paview came op Sr actin. |son; LeGrande avenue, Baldwin to THIS COUPON _ WITH 
perey. __A portion of the Crystal Beach| Euclid, and Harriett street, Cadil- _— . 50 FREE , The company bid $46,264 to Housing project was fesoned fromiige ie AGHENEe: - = 
complete blacktopping and $106,- Res 1 1 (private dwelling) to Lee ene ° 
955 on repaving. A total of six Residential 3 (multiplé dwelling)! City Manager Walter K. Willman 
bids were submitted by area to conform with existing usage. M 
firms for each type job. | * * *   Top VALUE STAMPS    
       
   
    
    
        
    A & A's bids were “‘slightly low-' Seven lots on the northeast sidei traffic 
er’ than original estimates of the of Dakland avenue between Ingle-|°>\" La fron ace aed hema ral i NY ) costs, it was noted, |wood and Sarasota avenues were ; arid Motor street to (/ YY NV i ma NW 
In other action, the city also/mercial 1 to make way for & pro) Tee (oe ee Ole decided to enter into a property jposed gas station and professional) © OS eas Gonerne ext Catt j trade with the State Conservation office building. actew to-enbe teruies. Department to acquire a 2,000-foot' A request that a lumber yard at * £ #8 Re avo He swee eas | clear runway. approach -west of 226 N. Kost houlevess Oe: Seen Commissioners also asked the IC 
     , \Pontiac Municipal Airport. from residential to     an 
| Nevember wedding is Pes Commissioners set May 13 for | sewer on the southeast side of 
planned. | + 8 hearing on a mew ordinance | Montcalm avenge trom: Corwin ~ fanufac' administration to study a e : 
| Commissioners Voted to pay 1 to conform with present | saniel y property owners ‘ eveskcbilbeitaly: : 
oe ag Eig on yl el gay $15,435 for a privately owned parcel was referred 2 ene . y venue to iy oll = ; ' x ‘Sweeter than tender. ae » 10°. : | 
Girardot of Second street. Roch [hich the state wants in White |sion. mix on their street at no-cost to “> Peas as nature intended them. : stews : ke Township and trade it for| ” ‘ ‘4 ; etter. The prospective de. A hearing was for (them They claimed that the De- Eph Gite: op wioctammergg sy arg eaagap RE -g Bapetpes ce 
groom is the son of Cyril Borst Property now owned by the state ast Tuesday night on intention |partment of Public Works iaid) reserve the right 46 limit vee ett SN OP A” OF of Taylor street, Rochester. A |“°s' °f Williams Lake road. —_/ 49 install am cightinch sanitary \down @. nding poner i) Fhe: . . ght to | ’ a rpm Agen: sptoiiiet*) : : Ar yay 
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Ts contusion | PORT HURON wm — Cc. : nab ; — Crews coins The UN. truce 
~~~ jof debris strewn on the tracks when and Israel :, 1 holding that Israel may 
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WARD'S AUTOMOTIVE REPORTS 
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6-passenger, 2-door Sedan for less ~year's greatest = BRAKES: 
than 27 models of those “low-price three”! the fested ond dencann? brakes 
See your Buick Dealer right now! 
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season week gathers momen-|tonyille (So. C) last spring, and Rudolph clipped a stroke off 
tum with a half dozen dual events i, fayored again. Vaulter and par = carded 73 and Hol- 
  eee lad yrtors £2 Se ae DeLuxe Super-Cushion | 
last year’s meet by three points. Walled Lake (LL), led by ace Mass., 1946 USGA champion, and| 
i Ortonville. K alled ‘ ‘Gene Andrews of Beverly Hills, 
Clarkston at Ortonville, Keego vaulter, Frank Fink, and a num-|caji¢ 1954 Public Links titlist, | )Harbor at Thurston (latter's 2nd per of other veterans, faces a, b 
}meet of the week), and Walled tough foe in Milford (W-O), which y 
Lake at Milford, all on Friday nas been hit by graduation. but Local 594 to Practice | | out a busy schedule. has a good 440-man jn Jerry Hack- 
RELINED . Clarkston’ (W-O) has much the/ett and a promising miler in Dan-| Local 59 will practice at 5:00 
ish exchange student Peder Jen-|p.m. at Jayce Park number two ' ° 
MOST CARS : sen, besides some other promising Thursday. Baseball. Anyone inter-| 
be Ruth Th outs performers. ; \ested may tryout. 
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{ DUTY SHOES = Bisaturday, loop officials have an- Get 2nd Gallon for 1¢ 
Motor Mart coi" mamas &: | C ter lean Se oes ot age WA tanaka Safety en 10 aan 13 - year - olds will 
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FE 4-8230 ee isunes aeaikon ) 9 - Cushions! Hurry! Value was never higher. 
gram from oe sii eu  SMITH’S OUTLET : 3 ye son see 180 youngsters /% 257 S. Saginaw We Give Gold Bell Stamps FE 2.7755 © AN poputar cince ane eiytes at tow Sale Prices! 
summer instead Weck Sidewell ‘White Sidewall DON'T SAY os as eo: SUR SR ERE RRER SSS RCRR ER SER ERASE ES _ Pes There Core =a! 
oe ve ; Fits older models of : Day Off for Cubs add k 6.00216 | Plymouth, Ford, Chewolet, | 16.85 
ee CO addock = | “=== Say Cie, Geert ees} . CAMERA STORE a7onis From fon cove, | 1a95 | 2025 | 2529 | aso today while manager Bob Schett- _ Bill Nicholai, Owner Dodge, Bich, Nash, Olds, ing made plans for a four-game , 7.10n15 ‘ 2220 | 2.50 | 7.98 | 31.25 
sice with, the Los Avgeles|| 1032 WEST HURON FE 5-8753 | oni blow sano Dodgers. bot chen 1% Blocks West of Telegraph Road 7.40215 | tudson, Mercury, Packord | 24.95 | 27.90 | 30.55 | 34.20 A ] $125 b 
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EEE RGZEM postey eg pumeee : | _— EXPLORER OUTFIT $0.50 $4}°° | | SO | 
Camera, Case and Flash........ Only | 
TDC STEREO “mes. gommon COLORIST OUTFIT $119.50 
Camera, Case, Flash and Viewer. . 1 Only 
OUR PRICE , 
CRA si — Unharmed by crushing. We applied ‘Safer traction every way! For sure- 
| $154.50 ' ack-hammer pounded it for 34 31,150 Iba, of pressure and rhanaged footedness Goodyear combines (1) 
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CAMERA and CASE ...... oe Lice ome ° | eS. 3 : 
n Hi-Fi Units rey. our $f | MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR:/TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND! * Stoolman «$209.95 «=—« PRICE 139° 3 only | PONTIAC . State Tire Seles : UTICA : 
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HOLLYWOOD (INS) — It's just = Ww “bala At 1:25, 4:05, Rae Oakland phe PRESENTS THE SOLD, BURNING NOVEL ATLAST! . 
THE BROTHERS KARAMAICV Buddy Rogers to do ‘Hot Rod,’ 
a movie quickie.” 
Gloria, who is vice president 
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of kemeless children, tells me 
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having a cocktail party for Helen 
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consented to take over the New 
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| Just bursting with news, actress| Williams and Ben, Gage has ended | Gloria Grant, wife /of . publicist divorce. 
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Work Wanted Female 11 
14 WASHING & IRONINOS. NICE-   
  
washing and steam pressing service se = FURNACE CLEANED AND SERV- 
$e ed CL Nelson. PE S788. 
WOULD 
ork, Light shorthand. 
EM _3-0686. 
as waitress; saleslady or cashier. 3-8931 ’ the é 
gen-|” work by Ee ae 
FE 4-086 WISHES BABYSITTING & 
work. 1. ¥Y WANTS HOUSE- 
week EF a. rr 1 seeaperenees in housework 
GIRL, 16 DESIRES WORK. Ok 
  Dial Pa Cc, FE 4-4509, 
  
BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. Wai and windows . 
_ Free est No obligation, FE 2-631. 
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RB pes & rewinding 218 E; Pike 
t FE 4-3981.   
  
FISCHER'S LAKE GL EA NIN G. Weeds, & mud’ removeq from 
. Free Est ~ 
NE'S A 
aces ¢ te 
3310 Crooks Rd. ir. 
.|\SARDEN PLOWING REASONA- 
ble ss, es Modern equipment. OR 
     INTER KEs TR 
Trim, remove, « = ay VICE. 
nal , surgery. 
— Land clearing, Insured. MA 
42903   
LAWNMOWERS SHARP ENED. 
Air cooled engines repaired. 65 
Lincoln — FE 2-6873 
Work Guaranteed: FE 5-0304 
RELIABLE ASPHALT PAVING 
Company. bt install and repair 
driveways, il power equipment, 
and free estimates, MA 
_or_ FE 5-5623. 
‘Septic Tank Cleaning Septic lines, sewers, sink drains, stools, ete. Reasonable tes, 
24 hr service, Ph. FE b-asit. 
sEEFT METAL WORK. BAVES- ug. ¢ cleaning & re- pair. FE 5-5124.   
    
  
f MACHINE Maniey Leach 
    
      Saws, Hand Lawnmowers 
PENED 
10 Bagley &t. 
SAWS MACHINE FILED & SET. Retoothing 3 Pike Bt. _ "hp bree as A 
~FARPAULING — ALL SIZES 
s08s 4 bh FURPLUS PE 30023 
IBUILD OR COMPLETE “*3, 7388, TRIMMING. § UT. 23-4244 
  
Asphalt Pavinc Fat 
AN SERVICE 
~ eneeees rn mais of smart 
si Pontia- : = 
ROY'S, 96 Osk'and PE 2-4021 
PLASTERING—NEW OR REPAIR: 5-0304 Building Supplies 12A\"ijofo Feotee Lausery” Pi 
= fg _Tauadry, Poone PE S000 Landscaping 18A   
rr   
|ALL  TYPEs LAWN MAINTE- 
No money down, 6 per cent in-| Dance Slowing. discing, 
  
D. Odle, PE 3 SOMPLETE 1A WN. GRADING, 
DAN'S LA 
lawn 
¢' and ir. ¥E 10. 
EXPERT AND 
remova), or OR 
3-2000 
FILL DIRT. TOP SOIL, SAND. ALL M dy A FOUNTAIN PENS, and gravel, MA 
man . — = : tory prance . 5-7604 days, FE 4-3058 nights 
ce * Co, 17 W. Law ——- 
PLOWING, GRADING, DISCING 
mowing and chain saw work. 773 bcott Rd. Phone FE 4-4228 
or FE 55619. 
iG, DRAGGING 
light gard & general cle 
_w. re y or fF 282 
Power Lawn Rolling Machines weighing 800 to 4,000 
Tbs General landscaping & \and- 
scape materials 
Harry White & Sons 
Inc., Ph. FE 4-4597 PONTIAC’S OLDEST & LARGEST   
. PERENNIAL GARDEN 
Lawn building, sand & vel, 
ee eae mates. 
estimates. rket 4-2563.   tractor work. FE 
  
~~ Moving & Trucking 19 
~ — HAULING SERVI CE 
Reasonable. FE 5-3458 — FE 2-2009 
A-l HAULING GENERAL CLEAN up, reasonable. Call FE 5-0824. 
AA-1 Reduced Rates   
Smith Moving Uarge van or bk 
mn) rE tthe ” 
    ASHES, RUBBISH. HAULED cheap. Discarded articies, hauled 
4-68.29 
5-1206, HAULING & RU NAME 
vou! 8-0095. 
ING. r price dime. FI 
LIGHT AND BEAVY TRU Rubbish. Pill dirt. Pe 24 
N WITH Wants work Call any time. FE 
48421. 
MOVING AND HAULING WITH 3 ton stake truck, PE 8-6453. 
O'DELL GARTAGE 
Loca: and distance moving. ‘ sons 6 ‘ing. 
Phone 
WITH SEMI-T R ATL ER. 
    CK 1603   
  
    
  
DRESSMAKING AND - 
inte Oo a ee OL 
A LADY TAILORING AND MENS AND en's alterations ‘dress 
making. Edna Warner, 2-2634. 
  
4 |Furniture Refinishing 16A 
a my ypee 4 oe 
  
      TRUCK 
will haw: oi a anywhere, 
Also dump truck $0883. 
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 Trucks to Rent 
AND IP’ 
Pickups 1 Stakes 
Jump_ trucks i-trailers 
Pontiac Farm and 
Industrial Tracto- Co. 
Elopen paltrt "tplading penter free of charae. aul 
Painting & Decorating 20   
  A-l PA & P. BANG. Pivinter peices. BAY later. P| 
   NOTICE ts Hf e the 
TON PICKUP labor & materials. Ref. i . 
    
ALL SERV: . CALLS AN- 
owered — or night. 
  
  
  
  
  
  ip Waten Pe bow 
CASH 
Peat "int FeTast 
REAL ESTATE OPEN : 413 W. 
K. L. Te po Bane —— 2330 Ra 44563 2399 Orehacd_ rE OVER $1,000,000 land . Reasonable dis- 
Sok tor syden, PE bs. 
IN A FLASH 
Sain a 
       A. Johnson} 1704 8. Rd ra J. 
‘ ARM 
acre of more with 1 Re treat,     
  
GET Re a deal in iand contracts. 
= 44526, Ask for Ike Wide- 
Smith-Wideman 
IMMEDIATE 
  
Mm. FE «       
Wanted Real Estate 32A PE mk 
3 RMS. ‘AST NOOK, BATH, t 
rbouni vil faire 95 Deign 
4-0572. Ez. . 
a SHIRLEY APTS. 
a Close to ten. ke a      
          
       
       
      
        © WALKING Dis. 15 Myrtle Dr 
OA 8-3665. 
      
         
      
     
  “ea, dinetia, “bath, stove, refrig., 
“MN PORIA APTS. 
oT a Te alia    
         A 
bath and entrance. FE 5-7715. 
TH. 3 _& 
ith, im. Better than aver- 
. Must 
    
           
            7 AMS BEF AURORE GUTS sw PRI- 
. vate entrance, 161 ree, FE 
89501 4 
            
    
    
  
  
  
  REWARD  LOsT STRAYED. OR ¥ 
Biack and wi male bulj 
License No. 1027-R, FE 
Hobbies & Supplies 24A   
  
*| COIN COLLECTOR NEEDS CER- 
tain pennies, nickels, dimes and 
coins, Call FE #8-2162.     
PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. rabble games Backenstose 
Store, 15 B. Lawrence &t 
Notices & Personals 25   
  
ANY GIRL WOMAN NEED- 
ms 2, y adviser, phone 
122 Confidential Sal-| vation 
fe gt Bs ove r 
CHURCI E A ‘ONS, 
clubs, ete Get 13 to 72 cup auto—   T1988 Ww, Maple — MAy‘eir_6-€380. |; E 18T FLOOR, ALL CASH 
Don’t Lose Your House 
oaretes. . FE 32. 
APT OTILITIES PURN. bath, Children welcome, FE)» 
  "farms, ‘eves lt wader forecsaure. KE { ever 
R. I. WICKERSHA} 
equity Call wa for ment 
WHITE BROS. asst perats 
Pinte Hwy. $660 
Open Eves til 10 A 
HAVE CASH BUYER 
FOR FARMER'S FARM 
@-500 ACRES 
JIM WRIGHT TOR 243 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-94 1 OPEN EVE UNTIL 8:30 MULTIPLE NG SERVICE _     
    
IN DEBT? IF SO LET US Give You 1 Place to Pay 
Ease Your Mind 
Restore Credit 
WE ARE NOT A 
LOAN COMPANY 
MICHIGAN CREDIT 
COUNSELLORS 
A Theater 
NAPP SHOES 
2070 trport — OR 3-1562. MAB A 
LE 
I took my old double-breasted 
suit out to BD GRINDLE. It's 
e re- 
styled it into a single. Men- 
med your name and saved $4. 
aoe ag tone a eens 
erry, rd were 
being fitted, Did you tell them 
too? KEN 
EBY GIVEN THAT Knights of ewes g whose 
neuen hats “applied to the 5 ni- a as enhi- 
an — Com mission; 
or a club license to sell beer, 
wine & spirits to bona fide mem- 
bers “i. it is the intent 
of the Liquor i Commission 
to ih pon the 
hereof, Dated A . on AND APTER THIS DATE r ie 
North self, F. Hall, 647 North- _way Dr, Pontiac, Michigan, « 
On AND AFTER THis DATE,   
  
ted my- 
self. Walter Otis Cooper, 681 
Clara, Pontiac, Michigan.   
  Reduce 30 LBS IN 6 SHORT DAY: 
Results guarsoteed. For as ie 
$1.00 per visit 
Tree thal’ vist Call PE &4I. month . 
        
  Qpen , Evening. Lake Property ted sez, “Now ts the time to sell 
ty.” lo- 
cate in heart of the iake ares & © alize in thig type of 
real estate. We have a large de- 
buyer —_ pew 
so be first, sorry. 
ARRO REALTY 
TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR|4 ¥ $14} Cass-Elizabeth Rd FE 5-124 & FE 4-304 Sunday | to §   
  
  
  LISTINGS WANTED 
oP SMALL EQUITIES 
Leslie R. Middle ton 
BROKER PE, $7721   
Listings Wanted 
We Buy Equities 
R. D. RILEY, Broke Sop, Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
County Realtor clalist Prop- 
erty 
tonvilie. 
ho room _ lake. Phone PE 4-0806 — 
WE HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS per- waiting for commercial 
ties, farms and acreage. A/ 
ea"! wit give vou immedigte ac- i 
"ROY KNAUFY 8.| 6% W Huron 8t. __2-7421. 
We Will Buy 
Your Equity ri D -'t lose your home¢—cash wait- 
> by red. tape We also need) 
) i ; eed 
listings, Giroux-Frank’s, 2396 Dixie 
Ol ‘ant said license w expiration of 1@ days from date’ Hwy OR 30701 __ 
7,_Y WILL BUY OR LIS? YOUR LAKE 
property. Purchasers waiting. 
F. McKINNEY 
Office, 8600 meree Rd. 
Ph PONTIAG EM 33211 = 1 UN 708   
- ponsible for ~ “a bse bl res an) e on: | 
by #4 than 
  WILL BUY RUN, DOWN, BURNED) or contemanet. Dees to repesir, 
any locati ‘iiams, LI 1-4245. 
    
LARGE ROOMS, 
rivate entrance. 264 8. Parke. 
$3152 6   
  
    
pri bath t. Utilities an i ent. , 
Urstairs. chndrea welcome. FE 
5-7000. _ 
4 ROOMS FURNISHED. 
— 154 Chandler 
«RMS. ALL DTIL. CLEAN, WELL furr Pienty cf closet ‘space. 
Adults only See after 4: or 
Bat and _Sun Jy es a ve 
4 RMS, ALL UTIL, CLEAN, WELL 
furn. Plenty closet 5s . 
Adults only. Gee after - 4:30 /or 
Sat. and Sun. 16 Pine Grovg.   
  
  
  
  
    4r.m, 
ee a . 5 ws, 
5-0265. 
LEAN KITCHENETTE APr,, $15 
  - baby welcone. Apply 
t St ___ 4 Midiand__/ 4 ROOM NT R 
ment. Colored only. All jutil. in- _cluded Call PE 6-814. /— 4 MAIN . FE 
(ROOMS & BATH. PVT. ENT 
   44686. 
TH CHILDREN 
Pr. WITH ‘Pr. WITH ALL UTILITIES PAID. Pvt, bath. Call OL 1-1112 after 5 
A CTIVE SMALL MODERN . for working girl. FE 2-5378,   
  
/q-0462 or FE   
feed wk, $55 per mo, includ: 
eat, lights & gas ORiando 
COUPLE & BABY 
PE_¢-2847 : FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 
apartment, 5 rooms, 2? bedrooms, 
est side. Children welcome, Call 
FE 5-0819 after 6:39 p.m.   
  
For Colored 
Apartments, on southeast side of: 
wae on Prospect St Cail FE 
  
FREE RENT 
e 
_housework, After 5, 431 8. Edith. 
  $16 WEEKLY. PRIVATE bath room. Heat and 
utilities furnished. Child or 
Summ 
~~~" KEEGO HARBOR 2 rm. apt. with bath, Pvt. ent 
2831 Know.son. $13 wk. FE 8-0513     
  
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Homes, Farins, ke Property 
& Land Cogitracts. Buyers wait- 
ing. F; 
Paul M. Jones, Real Est. 632 Huron FE 4-8550   
Rent Apts. Furalshed 33   
  
LIKE A REAL CAR 
BARGAIN? Lots of ’em 
in the Want Ads! 
    mo. or by wk, 133 E, Howard. 
ie ee becoxs. iv. “hy ea. / ae Or COU \e 
' house. $12. PE basi: 
Til BACHELOR-APY. $10 WE . BA ~ $10 . 
2.0566 89 State Bt.   
KITCHENETTE & PVT. alts or 0 N Pad: 
eae aes o Wi. FE WEST SIDE. 3 RM. APT. LAKE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM. PVT ent. PE 4-0612. 37 Park Place. 
LAKEFRONT, 2 BEDRM. HEAT & hot water. EMpire 3.3474 EM 
3-2862" 
NEW APT. & FURNITURE. 3300 
_ Eliz, Lk. Rd, 
ROOM, ALL ELECTRIC washer Gas heated.     
    
  and 
Close to lake and M24, with gar- 
den . Lake Orion. MY ia. 
A. URNISHED 4 RMS. 
& bath bi = heat. Private Laun- 
dry. 898 Melrose,   
ona ery: 
: 34285. 
. SIDE...BASEMENT APT. 2 
Rms. & beth. All util, furn. $15 
per wk. 3-7403. 
front .City limits... $20 wk. FE 8-034). - 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34   
    
‘ ‘ 
        
  
  
  
come, OR 3- or 3- . _ 
      
  
    
    
CLEAN, | CONGENITAL, 3 ath, r couple, Popii 
2-444}. =   
Apartments on Southeast side 
pS on Prospect &t. Cal) 
FOUR ROOMS & SBSATH,. UP. 
ery IMMEDIA’ 
TW L BEDROOM - ADAMS COURT APTS. . yoee-2100 ™. Adams, 
heat furn, Disposal, stove, 
00-8110 month. ae im, Mi 61848       
  
      
  
LA BARE       jac oe Pontiac < 
Be ery f 
   
  ___ For Sale Houses 48   
  
  J rent, rly or 
ae w couple preferred 
8 & BATH, 45 MONTH 
with 2 children. 29 Francis) 
st PE +4423. =x. 
wear 
parse, Fond, scbea, bun Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
vo. oe hel” ™ Bata 
36, O17 6, Paddock: 
5 roe 8 heat a a 
Se L 2 
_<_.. Sas FOR GOLORED 
  Te: 
YEAR in both and jocation. $31,- 
See ee ee ee eTRACLiC 
    
    
Y OF 1NOS_AND Y Midpcm acre ew ed 
  : ment, Owner, FE 4-5707 
Rent Lake Cottages 36A   
é HOUSE ON LEK. ORION. 
ey allie For Rent Rooms 37   
    
          
    
“enous FARM 
a DR AYTON 
  Rooms With | Board 3 
EXTRA CLEAN STYLE 
_meais, 14 Matthews, FE $0371. 
Convalescent Homes 38A 
mn tt Hotel Rooms 39 
HOTEL AUBURIN   
  
    
     
   
     
            RL ‘<M a 6-4250 
  
  
well ic tile features and dining space, 
beat Sao driv te FOR : ve, e. 
APBOINTMENT. 
PONTIAC - WATKINS meTATES 
' ady's dream ia, forms room, ‘s watiete « ts. tile bath, base- 
ment with recreation area, at- 
tached }--cer-- ge and more. 
CALL. U8; —-- a 
Smith- 
Wideman REAL ESTATE OPEN EVES FE 44526 412 W. Huron ) ¥ OWNER ¢ AP ARTMENT IN- come. in FE 27108, 
DOCTORS |... HOME - custom bult, unique 
design C. NIA REDWOOD 
open beam ceiling, SEVEN rooms 
~ everyone a show room! Truly 
& home that offers a challenge in decor. 20x20 family ~ 
= ena 1) : 
es, & are tired of seeing the same old 
floor plan time again, call 
e   
MILE ING ig bendy too! 
TEN other homes in this price 
{Humphries 
(Ee Shertinms Soke & SLES Sere 
9.4.2 Joslyn Cor. Mansfield 
-| OUR NEW LOCATION | 
AUBURN HEIONTs 
bedroom bungalow. 
. Mice kitchen with 
502- 
. Only $1,600 down. 
4 BED Att home with songs 
Tivi room and dining e 
with eating space 
1 ent, oi] heat, Full 
ete only $11,500 with 
rms,   
TO BUILD? 
We have some very nice 
lots, Suburban, City & Lake. 
Call us for more orma- 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
SPECIAL! One and 1-5 ecres on 
mile 
Lot 100 x 482 with wonderful 
gages. berries, variety of 
ruit 
bed, 
basement furnace, 
Ideal retirement for older 
couple, Priced at $8, w 
1, down to responsible   
ANNETT | 
  
  
  
reened 
e summer evenings. | 
ped 
Nearly new barn fg 
$00, terms,   
  
  
    ee 
about bones!"            
     © saemsiabecktes 
“Of all seafood I like caviar best! You don't have to worry |: 
  
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43   
  
. VIRGINIA ST. 
vod hs one 
ay ater ve. NLY. $1,500 
Roy Annett Inc. 
28 E. HURON STOUT'S Best Buys   amily © room, 
ome 2% car gerage.| ~ 
den also. If you 
EXECUTIVE rH Hs: Hf REAL ESTATE Clarkston a6 z 
  
f 3-Bedroom Rancho — 
Waterford Village inside qe 
Hi 
  
. Gas siow, No payments wnti) June. 
JOSLYN : 
ly $400 down on these lovely ; 
OF SPLENDOR 
e 
  
"EAS wegen aie| GAKEERONT Se What a pee ae eS JIM WILLIAMS 
A 4 or a 5 bedroom new 2-stor 
part brick ranch home with a 
ear attached garage. 
‘master bedroom and 
  FE 4- A » noon i DBs er 3 p.m : 
   
  NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. HURON = ne 
Multi-Lakes Realty 2 
1 8 3 
teil i : il i : it le g* 2 oun i ar 
  
$1,000 DOWN $ rooms and beth ¢ jot. Wen 
  
    
- Brenings } call Mr, Chat} 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 17M S. Tel = Rd, — 
  
  
Garage and chicken 
mitachea | a Also @ family room and a 
  m | PLAINS 
living room, attractively priced at $13,- 
500, Terms. : 
sBateman 
Kampsen 
& 
YOUR PROBLEM: 
Want Ads! To sell, rent, 
hie, it’s FE 2-881. 
             
             LADD’S INC. \4286 Dixie Hwy., 
  
Owner going west! Your! chance to buy this very. 
ieee bese: Bedrm. Home pees WITH Payments less than’rent! 
$10 STARTS DEAL 
$s. "uovEs YoU Is: 
NO MORTGAGE COST 
+ Takai Sbel MET] Brn 
— WOW! 
What a Deal! 
MODEL OPEN, So BR to 7. ay 
_ 765 STANLEY _ REALTORS _ FE 4-0528 
THE ANSWER TO 
        
  d FOR BETTER HOMES 5 
an 102 E._ Huron -8t 4.9204. Moves you into Fy Eve. 5.0510 2-3971 
m home heat. large   
Templeton 110° of Lake Frontage up. Bedrms. 2 se oe: 
erie aoe eae K a emplton, Realtor Rd, FE 44563 
big = 2 pean BUILDING 
and fo Jom azeston 
OFT pcdrecm home ‘nest and clean as «@ pin. Has e with heat. Tile 
4 1% car gatage, Full 
REALTOR re pana 
  
suor-wme| K NUDSE ‘ 
© 
    
  
’Spring Flowers look nice in 
John K. Irwin & Sons   
   othing Down 2 or-3 bedrm. starter 
everyone. fa yong + ba 
resets | Donald” OR "35537 
cute 
the Ardmore ares Pull base: 
Owner Must Sell 
seem teas fT a oll beat. yard. 8t1,- 
CLARK REAL EST PE 4602 OR 
  
DON'T THESE P. W. DINNAN rE @ W. Huron = 
MIDDLETON   
i 
Leslie R. Middleton 
Bloomfield Highlands 6 rm. moswe 4 
Jel, 3 bedrms. tied bath, pias: 
heat Lot sbx200" Just, off gguare Barner io agate 
BREWER 
RILEY - HOME VALUE 
Real dollar value-in this }-yr.-old 
faach’ type bungalow. We well 
as cule & as 
_ can be. a are 4 ¥ y laree 
with ol! furnace. to 
Ceri eet hal pease 
‘George R. Irwin! Tro ieee, a ve, ludes eaneel d ae 
ire aera oy, et ontia its. 
Fries oe aie maa 
FE 41157 FE 4-4621 
O oo   
ment NORTH END | 
    Realtor Oj 0-8. 
= baie   
    
ATE 44813 
‘EMBREE & GREGG 1565 oye | Ra. + 
hing: Firepis ee. & 
  
a all 
Mountain View Sub. 
  
   
PAYMENT   
  Lod Lot 506x125. $11 
Washington Park 
mee base- mar bath, 
                
       
      
       
         
           
  Realtor 
s 0 ‘ appl 2 
  REALTOR 9S ave. 
$150 DN. 
PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 
Tes, ies 4 for down 
are for « site, ry of can you 
Kel HAYDEN, Realtor 
6B. Walton PE.6044j Open Eves. 
Partridge 
Fish in Your Own 
Back Yard 
  REALTOR PARTRIDGE ~ PE 43561 W. HURON 
MULTIPLE 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Custom Ranch—3 Acres Well toe small in 
piss = seam heme, 
eal small family “or fe. 
       
  
       
  
   PARISH AREA 
  | grmen vy Kosta 
KENNEDY REALTOR 310 Ww. ie wt? 
$9,000     
  
Roe Kent Inc, Realtor Dizie H at sateen a to 8 
  
    
         
    
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
      
            
  
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“It’s obvious that you've proposed to every girl in town— 
ain | look at your knees!’   
Honsy to Loan Leen. 53 
PPLPL LPP PLP APPA AL PPA 
3 Quick Cash 
  
  
    
  
  ot, oni nce ae iy geen, We $25 TO $500. 
Senith-Crawford, Inc. gent down. 10 per’ cent hat On oil aces “Sys moat 
rie ae, 
100 8 Racarter Re OL 14002 HOLMES -BA RTRAM trie and be il, “Phone rares Fe 
COLORED /Stime, Se bar car yaad all LOAN CO. 2, sey - es a Fh ‘ 7 N. Perry 8t. (Corner Pike) 
payments as low as | LA RO Business Opportunities 51) Witt Buy ENTIRE UaED GAR Mortgage Loans 54 : ep Pine me; Clo on on anne desiers Hock of tare and tacks ~ aetna 
“RAINBOW | REALTY" mace, Sow gartas "proof build Mae Mis et Orton. ential. "Write Box 8 Pos.| A Mortgage Problem? ee 3-204 PaDOOCE| Se pile. a ER . Cam be used | _ tiac Pr We make mariage jeans te meet 
on - Vi ; PORTU. Lake det . a ted | for ord or Rambler desiersnip.| Sale Land Contracts 52 tay amount. promot service. ‘Aine re ae ee, Cans, GE —— J ied dieda dal iy 
Tearlog cz, c “pats, ee Fes “Eerme a 20% DISCOUNT BS anibe Tat _©0, 
: range aime, cereots, fal 191 Baldwin "Paz sazts|" Completely catippeg. Bensty Sold October 1007 for 913.500 with 10 W, HURON i AC 
basement water r. Gas 21 chairs, $2,000 down. ‘able $100 month- | FE Eves. EM 3-0048 
heat. #1 300 equity. Herringtos For Sale Resort Prop. 44A| cr7sre pad ower motern cuit) ot 8 Ret sant terest, Present | | OANS—$600 to $1,500 ie Eckman. FE 58-1608. ment. in fast growing $11,241, ‘est- . to , 
: — 3 FURNISHED LAKE. northend area, So? emily, Socwe. be 1 con- . For any purpose, on 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sg Sr Gastia %. eek ~~ By — Rd atlas North of Branch. National’ ge &. Irwin R. D_ RILEY, BROKER 2. home additions or Dorris & Son 7-387}. REALTOR ae 209 Baldwin Ave. on fe Lak 4. me eo Os ee ae 
For Sale Lots 46 BARBER SHOP s OTHER BUILD. ® PER CENT DiscoUNT. cost nome Emon 
LAKE FRONT ~~ |_Pe stgertts OO FE SO | om “tangaiow 'witan in" bese: |  fyROMES Rome. a eo Yhere Low Gey Take | Sar faratinsn toe | RLM bees teiget elie fort ravean od eqennites rer | Sire caked Swe ss room rambling a oS ae peo cot a, a 7 homes fered. $12,000, Terms. | WILLIAMS, "REALTY, 1218 Bald. | ~—————— ~~~ 2 Tes 
jake. Hagement at your future te coun- _ eee ‘88 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4+-DR 
troand, level with large ther- try » = Ce Ry ect Rg age Hon gyro $9637 40 wetanes. ir o—— farm “irestor in will accept imal ge 2 recreation — pies pong mga sell. See HOLM HE gt yt _ in cash 70402. 
ryom, WR, pamsramic vis BR. Jt at ere LAUNDROMAT. Good equipment. OLM ES. ART RAM (| | EVINRUDE” ELECTRIC LARK. 
lot jf i CHOICE ge pg —— beg OR 3-1950 — = L 4 me Ber contsols By es ot 
seeds "sl homes, Many giner // -~ aii consider part t ga wenings OF ¥3290 | {ane sma’) motor in ‘trade or 
es SPECIALS Eres PE aa 
INDIAN et ge me a ll Here ae chance that | 7500 WATT HOME LIGHT PLANT. 
rma mingaiow fate for car or boat & motor. 
are = as wale reaa Ain COMPRE Comes” and ‘30 of * ad Dy 
ESTABLISHED Galt tiles” from "city Par totes, for shoal ened gure “ee chaters works $s‘ cent. rand) Bronk te wis fueee eae = PURE OIL mg — tl "0 "| Snica AND PRAME— 3 STORY a ee income located pear pees. — 
LOCATIONS Sushings, assineat, dcaped L. H. BROWN, | yard. Fruit tree onty et 
AVAILABLE eee | ee Shai Taylor, Realtor. 
INGROWING | Money to Loan 83 “mguret TN 3 BEDROOM HOME | ___(@tate Licensed entersy | Ste asl fast fee ist" aa NEIGHBORHOODS tees” $100 oF   
on a hill 
Lotus Lake. This 2 bed 
home features 
room with natural ~ 
place. Heated, glassed - 
rh. Full Pull wajk-cut “1 
- a ree First time — ony ‘oo ati     
    cece 1800 dow down, Diseount for 
We need lake property 
WHITE BROS. 
5660 Dixie Hwy. Open Eves, ‘ti 9; Sun, 10 "ta § 
“BUD Lincoln Heights   
dint tile {ile bath down, full basement, | 
as heat, sutomatic os water, 
arage. reexeway, 
"Priced at $13,100, —— 
* Zoned Commercial 
bath, 
1,000 gallen unde: rground 
aa age tan, Ts cergparase, Priced 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor 
4 Mt, Clemens 8&t. i 
Call Mr. Meiser 
FE 5-1201 or FE 5-8004 
  
  
      
WEST SIDE FAMILY 
home. 28 ft. living room, 
nat. fireplace, — dining 
. Sanroom, specious 
Fitchén, reakfast nook, and 
A on main floor. 4 
bones heat’'3 car Dasem by 6 or Fs a x - 
bs a gf -* 
Leslie R. Tripp, Re: Realtor 
FE sist or PR «a2 ‘ars 
  IPE 4-421) 
SYLVAN VILLAGE LOT, 1 BLOCK off the Ieke, Gi. 1-8162. 
  CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
$03 Community Netional Bank vet Push 
  
  For Sale Acreage   re] FROM 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M.) FINANCING OFFERED | 
TO AMBITIOUS _— 
APPLICANTS 
CALL MR. WILSON 
FE 2-0101 
      47 
1% ACRES, 9 ACRES WITH, 
small house, 18 acres, ge 
ac iso farm res, 8 rm. 
a on and : &— barns. Several. 
P. ew. “DINNAN 66 W. Huron FE 46-2577 
nary school, OR High __Fiementa 
soil. — for” sage  . -ge A 
urry 3 2 2 Acae: 3 NEAR WATERFORD, 
OR sash 
~ 6 ACRES Near Clarkston with 400 ft. 
road Beautiful & 
  of 
rden & wick esis at 
payment. 
Howe Fox. REALTOR + 6687 a “7 ‘apie binds Clarkston 
CUCKLER REALTY 
FE sai   
ORTH REAL L VALUES 
ge Ser 
AN — 
Ask for Mr. Brown 
-L. H. BROWN, Realtor 
1362_W, Huron Ph. -FE_2-4810 
For Sale Farms 48 “x Fg 
yee een 3 or mill 
Nw SUBURB. About 
7% miles from Pontiac. § miles 
  
GILES Cass Lake Woods 
      
price— 
  EALTY CO. pe or FE bia 
if ae te 3 ACRES- 
bree | yi WRIGHT |“ 
00 
Clarence C. Ridgeway — 
REALTOR Wm Beltain ‘Ave, 
  
™   
  POR LEASE, SUNOCO STATION, 
iraSlony FE babes ot Fe 20088 ie CRRA FROCK NICE clean summer business. 
e 4 I 
~quire_446 M15, Ortonville. 
Do be! er church or or- 
ganization? you want to help 
Bates age’ Wie ‘bot on Prev, Details will be 
pool you jterview ar- 
OPPORTUNITY, | 
SECURITY, 
PERSONAL 
SATISFACTION 
EARNINGS 
UNLIMITED 
ALL THIS AVAILABLE 
pee ES 
SMALL INVESTMENT 
BE YOUR OWN BOSS 
FOR INFORMATION 
CALL MR. BLACK 
FE 2-0101 
FROM 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 
  
“LET’S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
Pontiac Class C 
Dixie Crea Cream Dx Donuts 
cept er ala aoe tee on SeEipwons besincee’ and ol. 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
JOmtyis 8. pees Ro we _PARK AT OUR PRONT 
  DON'T WISH FOR 
|MONEY! Make it easily | 
through Classified Ads. To 
    sell, rent, buy, swap, hire,|. | BORROW WITH 
CONFIDENCE 
FROM HFC 
HFC offers modern money serv-   LATHA! 8ON on ter’ capdiang 
Ltrap servic: FE +i sie 
  
SWAP OR SELL. ALSO 
one ‘beignh babs labrador retriever for 
  fee backed by 80 years of experi-— Pa oe FoR Da = i TON 
Household ey matters. | 
ly, in 
select. 
Household Finance 
Corporation 3% 8. Saginaw, 2nd fir, Kay Bid FE 4-0535 — 
  
CASH LOANS 
to $500 
BUCKNER | 
Finance Co, Pontiac 
Drayton Plains 
Walled Lake 
Utica 
  
GET CASH QUICKLY 
Up to $500 
Oakland 
Loan Company |* 
FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
LOANS | 
  
  
NEED $25 TO $100 
SEE 
SEABOARD 
Seaboard Finance Co. 
__ 1185 “pont Pauny StREEt 
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHEST ER, MICH. 
LOANS A 
60711 1-9761 
WHEN YOU NEED 
$25 - $900 You it kly on your 
geal, “Sue of rte. "'he endorsers 
py with 
dial FE 28181.. ~~, |, RANCH CO, : pe . pn ago Sci ihe. 
* aes 4 / ; 
4 bey all "RN \ /   | 
  }2 Tent 
  | SWAP. wae HAY FOR Uy 
  ¥ 3-1606 oh 
you? ae 5-0666." 
| awe een — ‘i DUMP FOR ‘50 
oF ‘81 %e-1 k FE _5-0440 || amar LIGHT TRUCKING For me . eer or an 
_ot value. Pm 63008 jamed 
SWAP In ant OLD MOWER ON a new one 
wn seed, eto. trellises, 
Kem paint. 
BAI ARNES HAr .RDWARE 
  TRADE ox a aut APARTMENT 
size gas range for washer, FE 
>! 1341, a a ee 
OR SELL MY $2.30 
in “> house for 30-40 ft 
setrailer. PE 6-188). ee 
TRADE “EQUITY Gmc 
on 1841 after 6. $3. 
WILL TRADE SINGLE SINK. Practically new for double sink. 
EM 3-2685. 
___For § Sale Clothing — 56 
SUMMER nage a” 
a ed dresses, 
5 “IN ‘87 
  
  
. 16, 44-0088. 
  
SIZ At gk.. Msp TAPPING SHOES. 
FE _5-3281. 
WaT DONG OR Ess, 5 sizE ; 4 VEIL 
  
  and tiara FE 5-507) 
| Sale Household Goods 57 
2-PC. —— LIVING RM. 
_Sulte, like new, OL 1-17 7662. 
  2 SETS We “Box si SPRINGS & 
matt: Rim sinn & faucet. 
ComMUNITY LOAN CO, FE _2-7612._ | E. OPAWRENCE FE 8-021/2 PC. GREEN SECTIONAL, CUs- FRIENDLY SERVICE tom made, $30 Elgin 61306. _ 
LOANS $25 $500 PIECE LIVING ROOM SET, 825. 
AXTER & LIVINGS NE 
64 W. Lawrence St. 4-1598 cee ve E RAY 
— Double dresser, bookcase iarge chest. 2 vanity lam ail for $89.50, Pay only wee! 
pees reson Furniture, 42 Orchard L as 
ve. 
"pe ty cakes at modern step tables Sof ee table. decorator, All 
on Peck! i 
a 
  FACE, $15.05. $16.50 Imported, 
42 | Lake Ave. 
Oxi2 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 
BONNY MAID VINYL | —#e 
4¥,-Ft. Wall Tile 
Guan. Ouse INT. | gal 
4 record . pla’ 
        
for older truck or trailer. | 
is 000 - 
rniture, | 
  a 30'S. Cass. Sale Household Goods 57 
apt. SIZE STOVE, “@OOD CON 
almost new, 
simost new, mE, eet ME FE 8-3536. 
BUY — SMALL RADIOS, $5 TO 
* ste. FE 56-8735. 
ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT 
Biot ve site, the way. bute tot   
  
  
  
  
    
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tee eengeeeee p. 
2 ¢s0e eee 
30S. Cass__FE 5-012 
      
          
     
      
       
         
    
  
  
    
  
ost new stove call MI 6-5068 : 
GUARANTEED REJOILT A OT 6. 
    
  
COOSTER ES SERVICE 30'S. Cass. FE 35-6123     
  
  tere af wee § oles Visit for ree 
We Bn. yg Ay e out 
— look ground, on ac ot free 
“Open MON. BAT. 6 10. 6 re. ® ® 
4 miles of or 1 mile 
E. of Auburn Heights a Auburn 
Rd. M50. on Ww 
BATHROOM FOR COTTAGE; sae : basement or home, phenom Reynolds NUALUM lif e, non- value $56.95, consists of large 30; chalking el with % Celotex 
x 30 stall wet. Free standing walled e im- 
toilet, wash basin .& large 20 in. rr DON $400 and 
medicine cabinet. goon: ig - 
No dealers please. Mich’ Fiu- weet aber os fuel Also — 
orescent, Orchard Lk. Ave.— 
S. saat ae awit Ya = - 8 
DEEP FREEZE rea One GE 13 Cu Ft. Slightly crate “The aA ra." 
marred. Regular $419.85, Now Auburn and Saakostes Rds, 
“CRUMP ELECTRIC ES | ee ee nan “463 Auburs. Pe osra| Soi now for = D ER Aves 9 
So ab Pe oe ; rm. set ........ 
Apt. si: ‘ pace — venee - a A ip “aig te re. i TRAiL Gn Yon sat ioe mad 
pe. living rm. set . $15 rames: 
Portable-elee, sewing machine $20| 3 WHEEL BOX e) with “WE nf = Saas _cover. Stee! frame. 3002, oes 
TWIN) BOX SPRING 
OAKLAND FURNITURE CO. |* SETS CINE sink & faucet 104 8 Seginaw __FE 2] _FE 2-7612. 
DUNCAN Inn & Bnig, pool i FURL OU, TANKS. WILL DE pe in 8 liver. FE 56-0120. 
DAVENPORT, IN 00D > CONDE | 5) puck sPECIAL crus . 16 MI 4-300 coupe, 1 owner. 12 ft. fibe 
& VANITY ; _ Nati ‘jome. Sab 
% 2 oe: cribs, 1 crib tt division. 875 Walnut. Le. a 
3-818 after 5. i 2208, AND 1¢ LONG. IN- FREEZERS, UPRIGHT. FAMOUS uire 1 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
mame brand. 8c te pa PIPE 5 Pt. 93.7% 
hone orders. “please,” Michiaes | "2 P98 rwinig’ - Pruorescent, 303 Orchant Uk. Ave. | .9.°) - aaaaataliag + 5 
= aT. LAST | ¢ ¥ § poUBLE GARAG! ow fe. ae "with hardware. FE 41270. 
$388 y | 30 VOLUME SET or STANDARD 
scratched. in treasts bo aed Internatona! Library Encyc o 
Fluorescent _ dia, $40. FE ; 8-2402, | after 6 
Ave,_= 1, ii X & ALUMINUM STORM SASH r | FACTORY REBUILT VACUUM _ sctee, ti08 u makes 1 vear guar- $12.96 
$02 ae i) up. » Pe esies Electric, cro 3 INC. 
A. FRIGIDAIRE TBCTRIS RANGE. FE 2-0233 
R_ 20067, «5 GAL, ELEC HEATER $7655 ae er WATER HEATER, BOTTLE 3, OAL aor 2 * heater Sess 
3a Serve] and space heater. Cab. sinks & fittings $59.50 up. 
3-5164. Lasodry trays. faucets, 
GAS STOVE ¥y 1: South Bagionw ot Deluxe | model mn be beaut but sa 4 s ee Sosie. WIRE AND | 
ag Ey broilers aes ss0.b0. ist st quality dye r 
less steel top with 4 bursers trade. ‘Complete en: and griddle. Other deluxe, uarantee. $24.50; no worry w features inc? ing” timer, ig one. a mopson, 80 8 light and shelf. To see Fry.   
ANCHOR FENCES No _PREE ESTIMATES ge ve ii 
5 COMPLETE orner cabinet, 
ner, baby carriage, sand box, 
pom skates, antique lamps and 
  
  
  
  
    
  oe OMPLETE 
Harry “White & Sons 
Inc., Ph. FE 4-4597 
PONTIAC’S OLDEST & LARGEST   
NG A 
of ae ed fe ee bid #3 
¥e ‘ egraele eee 3 
ti ‘cOOBTERR CER VICE FE: §-6123 RENT IT FAST 
through Rent Ads! Room, 
house, apartment, any- 
thing — Want Ads give 
yas ION. Dial FE|< 
1 
    +e. Bt 8+ email 
MISC FURNITURE 
Php Be porter fl 0 og 
wirwicr’ £ 2678 Orchard Lake 
uke LARD 5 FUEL al PAINT 
Orchard Le 
        
     
       
   
    
            
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MOWERS __ 8, x. | TE rig 3.6 Pair- 
  
  
Lake Ra. [ 
  NT SALE 
sac eng err 
PE 5-6150 
  
  | ae Sat ee pores. wee | 2 ‘50 wits fortaontal tank. G. A. 
ROTOTILLERE, 80 BABY 79,08. | — "A —rackers Lat ee Uae ene company wanes aED the genuine (eoto-tilers) $148.50 - Home ome Owners ‘ 
Piller. Garogn & Laws Equip, Losding, Pot Wili i deliver, er pew 
ee oe pan) Mi 4-8053. eee DIRT , 
R O it order now. | 
LAWN MOWERS Lise Boca re ‘s-baie 
    
  
    INCORPORATE” caarte 
: {SHOWERS COMP tere Harry W ~~ TA ‘ FALE ves ry Wh hite s , 
value +45. Lavatories com Inc., "Ph FE 4-4597 
with ¢ D chrome faucets 
oe se. qheee nga M oo lack aint gad. Vicinity 
tr scicnigns 03 | of Union * gu 30681. oF 
_Orchara trv Ave — 38 EM p08, G 'S &PRUNG! EXCAVATING — 
RIDING & WALKING en| All top soil, fill, gravel, 
c plici — Garden Beaches ins . Snow remove) 
au — & other pedete, icity| EM 34515, - _ 
Tilers — a? Genuine ets. | GooD FARM Wonder & 4 y Riding ye yg os for $10. Delivered, FE prove be ochor 
ho want GOOD ROAD GRA . & 
mowers, tor ie? Sat ‘we sell, | 67 delivered. PE 4-0868. 
a Parte for poe Don't MANURE, € YARDS STRAW Ma- or ° Te x 
: a meodnanies., nure, $18 delivered. EM   LEE'S es & SERVICE 
OPEN TILL 9 P.M. 
THE SALVATION ARMY D STORE TO svUIT 
    
bev PROM ¥ 
Eve y meet Four, needs. Piheck ait or peat. OR 338 _ ciate rurale, Appliances Po c Lk 
wees ore "Band, rarel & dirt. Cement, 
“TIME TO BUY _| _mortar_& ~~. 3-1834. 
1 pile used shiplap gro | QUALITY BLACK RT. DELIV. 
Big stock of good cleaned jum-| ered. read, bg \. per 
4 cuAEe Ric ARICK. $3 per ive rag Re ewaT ORABING, Peta tl Tie soll, gravel, fill, ete, re 
      
  
    
  
  
  
        
  
  
  
    
  
ye, PE 54 = Sanderson. — 
Ba eek. Parakeets Game: to ae : 
con ot on Hacioquine 6 ees, 
its ras, Equipment 61A 61A 
  -tocking chair, bookcase, typewrit-| We carry a complete tine ot bew 
: er—new FE 46065. building mater: 
wood rolheway bed er BOLENS GARDEN TRACTOR AND pocagee I age PF 5 ywood—| “Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 
a sme =. Sale or all_ equipment. Cheap. MA 5-4504.| hardware. Nails. FIREWOOD. c, | 
Buy Direct All Qué‘ity Paints ON ee cued ond we. ra aR ,_ OUNCAN FREE BINT Rat uy Inter-all colors ........ $4.45 gel.| ¢9gas 
yeble, Esco-Glyd paler & tray... ee wei | FIREPLACE CANN Wi d 4 yn needs ese furnace, fire’ place” \ KEN A ATIC Wi indows Le e ‘ 
— fon yg aR D. H. 20 x 16 ue) ees Brtiaine’ pr project. Socogues 5 gh. Gauiand “Fuel 
D HM. mw 20 ......e . $13.8 5-6150. a 
Mar ee , Hae Biiging 2 x 22. 8| SURPLUS LUMBER are ai | ae oa] AURING type thermopane ... $31.88 & Mater'al Sales Co. ae ee bd 
Pixed picture - $21.85 | NEW & USED .UMBER OR_3-7002 | —————-* — ‘ Prieidaire te te. —_ Interior “dese ead “FR $340 Highland Rd (M39) Pontiac 
MILKS APLIANCES TP einen | SEterioe door frames isc ie | TRAILER POR SALE NEVER | Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 
LEAVING STATE. § ROOMS OF Good qeailty “roof board $80 per M og catty yn igi “boat. Com on ~ 
# GRA PEACH HA Be all in exeelient condi- | Empire Supplies «_ have a look! 95 8, Rosefawn. hale haven and red haven — 
aon. Sere, CO. Ee 2609 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-4148 | TAPE SReGRDER ER” 1807 WEB.| Rattelee Lk LIKE EW, BLOND BEDROO NORWA + _, epagou BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS. | cor Reza) eorones, Hi Fi. Brand | NOR AY SPR aT 
_cles, 812. FE $6173, eon tee A ee | ioe Figs, soot 7 © 
CARGE DAVENPORT, GOOD CON-| ers. Automatic water heater hard. a 7 OAKLAND TREE SERV. TRIM. . q 4-668". wa ai supriles, croc i 
WAPLE CRIB PLETE 350.| an tine’ galvanized. ec black Talbot Lumber ies a Pins Free est, 
High chair, #9 las rocker. $3. me io Semignes °* | Plasterboard, rock aint, 5 
i i [a © HEI SUPPLY aueeere Se sn cat " a bovitae, ~ guniper, Yews, Mugho, 
18 NECCHI BLOND, CONSOLE, $48 48. 2685 caren Eo e FE 4-3431 wen ; Red aan, oak. 
8 payments of $21.08. Michigan | BASEBOARD G SYSTEMS Zi F aie . “ams 
foe Center. 2.3337. ipomiieg biuepgnis i w ed on ot ta. « kh Pe - 4 
ORGE GAS NEW, ee Thompsor & is te Tet East of 80907 oo 5, Perr, is 
OVER te Oaee FF seTs pron | SEEF AND PORK — HALF AnD | USED, Pine, RICE Te jo Seah oS PicLens $14.95 > TV. ae $9.95 uarters Ones Ne vatiee $7041 | of Orehar bin 4 
WALTON TV 1s deep Ban, HE deep. 420 | WOODARD ALOMINGM CVMEL|  - For Sele Pots 6? $15 B ware 24° 30 36° sizes ave able nations door, ang Sc cme 52 eel clothes poles §6. 
RANGE, $3 ¢ & 6& RM. DUO- Ready Mix Cement. $1.35 ea. BENSON Vober: co. * Be Dalen agoan Pe és. 
therm’ oll heater. MT 6-5724. Heatitator fieopincs ay iSTOWN CABINET Sine | AKC AKc BOXER P “PAW AND REBUILT W: @ MACHINES Discohtinued model x fale You QUNGSTOWN ¢ Pee of Ee 21-7604. 
. maken,» euarantacd. The ee, discon od colors slgntiy ogame’, 6 walt egreral | BEAGLE, PUB PUES, - Tres— 
+5100, _. BLAYLOCK. CO AL rn otrety aa bape woabinets "tt fa) . GERMAN 
SAVE UP TO 40 PER CENT ON hh Orchard Lake Ave. values Michigan. Fieorescent, Shepherds Setter. Pointer — 
all 1967 ——_ washers, dry- ~ ~ CASH ay Orchard Lake Ave. — &. _“ trained. Doberman Pinscher. $13 
gre. see ranges & etc Machi ‘A | $822;,, Also, buppies im, Cocker 
come years te pay. #0 ease, PRICES achinery Spaniel. $10, Cute, mixed, breed. 
AYNE GABERT 4’x8" plasterboard lots of 30 , $1.19 suindre and 4 
121_N, Saginaw FE 5-6180 Rockinth Bundle. ots a ae BACKHOE | SHOVEL. ed me =, 
Rs — Ei SEWING | 25 Ib. bai se saa = i - . 4 re. ol MA _4-2505, 
machines, #29.90, 91.38 Wk, Michi | Capa pipwesd oo ee Ga ia Ba chment| OSTON TERRIERS, 8TUDS. gan, € : 24" clear ag Casing. "8 ors 43061 Soh (Sart ; and 4 | weekdays Post breeding stock Pe curtisn OR 
“ ys” Ext door frames |. .....+s #8 SOCKER SPANIELS, ¢ WKS. OLD, 
SAFE BUYS flush doors A’ . 6 Do It ~ er a mamage 61| AKC reg.. Buff colored. Reasom 
Vis — Renewed From . $48.30 Flush ee ae ee “+ 9408 _sble,_ FE. C104. or FE S0041, 
GERATORS From ... #4309 | on i ° FOX TERRIER, MALE. 5 
daa Aides ot ee Ee : gl A 
@ooD novsetiarina sHop | Binnket_ bn inaulation 100 ft M ee SAND SANDERS DRILLS, SAWS istered. 2 females. it © s rx 
$1_W. HURON WE 41888. | Bit, soenets — 28 BROWNIE BARDWARE tise. * : 
STOVES BOUGHT SOLD EX. | Ceiling f tile colors. ft ae 10 3-0239 SANFORD eALTRY BEAGLE. 7 UO OLD. . 
angst, ia? 602 ag ‘Clem: Ask for our 4page [} FOR RENT Reas. eo ence Pe k _ after 7 p.m. 
Covers. \. fit and messteriale r wan ; ase MINIATURE 5 
agree THE cove: steamer, 
calla ers, ae hand senders fur- tte 7 ala’ on reas. REpublie 
¢ rs, 
12 eu ‘rt, et OE Ret 8. Ee ee _ NORTHERN: & pele, Orchard Lake | PAR CAN 
oe ere peepee ER CO. ra - SEWIN 
rranted Re 171 cveeh at cou. = = ys tos Pie Hing so elec 
6:00, oa 10 
nope Satie. BREE 
  
4 PACEMAKER 8PEEDO- 
graphic with complete gooeenet 
iso 4 
Wr t BUY, SE x 5 “Ko eolarger, 
reesoden. 
ctor tape econ Hu. 
  
  
      
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  Rent Trailer Space a. Wanted Used Cars $8) 
  
  
  
  
     
      
             
        
   
    
  1957. CHEVROLET 
+DOOR: P. G. 
$1468 
NORTH   
  
: Dedee We & other talees parts. "BRA Ne tna 
aS. MERCURY | 
es   
    ts set $5, 
e i. oe ft | MA INSTALLED FREE ‘ 
ite salle sent al same BS iutfers nd tal pipe. CHEVROLET Ti 
MOridles. ‘Also horses boarded. 4243 4 Bg.tbneAcas horo Farts | tide aimee, a & Wooewang ‘Sins j 
  See M& M Mot 1 
ne I a   
  
  TIRES @10 x 15 BLACK, % 7 
VERSATILE @ YR. OLD PINTO. plus : TOP DO PA For | ipormation eal FE 28161 white Palle, ‘e70 ‘s i ts hue cars. PE 86-0149. se $995 
mm, i a 7 ran- g 
YEARLING MALE COLF_SADBLE| tee State Tite sales, 00 8 seq, For SHORT Tor 1 Hae a ity | : 
stock, Gentle, Best offer. OL Pout <0 ‘i ECONOMY C. 2 AUBURN Be (tt & 
zo ee. ee ee | : : WD: .   
  | RETAIL 2 ¢ ’ on sient an oom Pe bmi aie et — Upits fb por ow of Black’ or|WARTED, , 16, re ep. =| HASKINS   
  
  
    
  
  
  
     
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ED. WILLIAMS bat pee ~ ig a ae Rll ag 08, Pee Om, 
te CAPACITY UPRIGHT, QMO-| _,_ di 8, Seginew of Resbire __ “AUBURN TP ier Be Spring omnes! EB 
old chicks and feed,’ $75 takes Auto Service 81|\cORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. 9 ; 
ee on oS CITY AUTO Used Truck Parts. 89A pecials “Now don’t’ fret about how wien mashing out at tiie — | i 
Sale Farm Produce 75 RADIATORS "Deep Sa a ” | seen O88 Seer, nedrometie . sss | VC TC UHME DeROr platen Wane you set beet se, ie. “Par 
All work guaranteed, Special thi: ag 2 *. Z : Eere id 7 1 
APPLES, aig Farge.” 188 Sino Week. | Passenger 687s 95.50. mia ke PE cess | pe fa coe ie For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91)! Be AE Pr ame LEAN. 
  
  
a Sa ae eS ea SSS RRR a Sale Farm Equipment 76 _ Sb Bons" oss ‘se 08 CEEY, PIOn YP. VERY GOOD Pygoun or or Dodge Suburban. FE Sea he seen af 
  
    
  
  
  inst te TOR FICRUE REROW, |"V.a Veagie. “powereide, WT | is cag oar 
‘ ferewity 2 ‘pote, John Deere Sale Motor Scooters dient Godiawtie cee si008 2 dr, lke new eae SP ae FAC RY 
¥auee pow on. rubber, $250, ‘a1 poba iE POWER WAGON. FE ‘Haskins hev. Clarkston Motor Sales ( | ( ) sob F' Py! * lll 
naa PUSS i934 2\4 TON DODGE CONVEN-| 9751 pixie ns Ct M15 Viragh -™ sora 
  “TRACTORS AND 2 14” | 155 Pit i | ; Gian gr tty Perse sia 
5. New and good tires. tional tractor, Good " 
pee Sor B® tr hee emo. | Mane SAeTE Orem naan same ey a asa eee oat ER, eee, epare irs, seat ood| PE" sana. 4 IMPERIAL SALON BRANCH oF De. :   
  
  
  
  
       
   
    
       
  4can, one 6-can, each. i055 %-TON FORD PICKUP, ‘Si 9 oR ROPOLITAN HARDTOP 
0 Si Sy Seach! u¥" sat. |"For Sale Motorcycles 83| fox imp. sifere comp. brs Pe St, Cee ‘ ot read 
ie Rose i sages «Sm Mt ao eg epee | HARD TOP | GPE wr as RS a : a “af ts : : 4 
2 Bey Secrest auat™ Dist |* your Marley Devideon, gee, Harley" Heesia | Gua a ticks SCHUTZ a Suan the or OR 3-04. Davidson Co., ya's. Bagh _ Truck Service, F@ 54-6133. , NORTH ‘ ’ 
eDavip GARDEN TRAC. | SS* 1086 GM 450. 6 YD. D 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham __ 
eee oe | ae atta oe “generar ts f R 3 OLENS GARDEN TRACTOR CALL 3:30 BES or" Bea Siar tay at CHEVROLET “Dr } EE 2a. = 
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_ MONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS. ety: Billy de Wolfe, Retajgas (9) Nursery School Time. B0 - : Ww. , ; : é 
6:00 (7) Mr. Danger. (9) Mr, D. A. 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. (9) Popeye. (4) Jazz (epnt.y¥ (4) Dough Re Mi o& (4) News: Williams. a nag Sp gana (9) Movie. 
O80) Weather: ot. si aes .. 40:90 (2) How Do You Raie? ‘ihe = fe gi 10:00 (7) Boxing, Eddie A ” ap Weenies Mek. & 
SO Ae Mee een, Beret iaie co antde Gelltey. «99 D' OF . Comedy . : ee : (4) Price Is Right. 
uss , Cartoons, (4) This Is Your Life. |! : | @ begr Say. na monty Somedy st 1 New 
(2) News: LeGoff. - Walter Slezak, used to New 
York pavements, 12:30 (2) Dotto. ’ 4 (2) Weather: Phelps. “Beaver Patrol’ (4) Truth or Consequences. 
he pack leader, (T) Ricky the Clown 
4 (2) News: Edwards. = (9) Howdy Doody. 
: 10:30 (7) Boxing (cont,) 
1:00.°(7) Sports Parade. (9) Monte Cristo, 11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. 
(9) Cochise Sheriff, Western , (4) Studio 57, Drama: Patty 
; oo * = peer McCormack, Celeste Holm ‘ Target Dram a: “Robin.” THURSDAY AFTERNOON 
“Payment in Full.” (2) Steel Hr. (cont.) 
1:16 (1) News: Daly. i1:00 m Soupy's On. “eee ge. 
(9) National News. 
7:80 (7) Disneyland. Tour of (4) News, 2:15 (2) Love of Life 
park — Fantasy- (2) News: LeGoff. (9) Hobby Corner 
rowland, Adventureland. 11:16 (9) Weather. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. 
_@) Million Dollar Movie. (4) Weather. (4) It Could Be You. 
Clark Gable, “Too Hot to!” (2) Weather. (7) Stu Erwin, 
Handle.” ('38.) : (9) Fun With Food. 
CE ieee Teale. ASveatanyi tee Ce einetels, Shenker. Diana anessa Brown causes Dors, “ ‘our 
triangle on wagon train trip. Really Necessary.” ('55) os — 
a Love Lucy. Comedy: ° io th le Ma Lucy misses the boat for|11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Fred dn dha rgie. Europe. Astaire, Ginger Rogers, 4 
eh tee tank “Wellow the Fleet.” ("38.) — |s99 (2) As the Werld Turns, 
© Movie (cont.) Lis80 (1) Night Court. (1) Topper. 
‘agon (cont.) (9) ter (cont.) . 
(2) Leave It to Beaver (4) Jack Paar. Genevieve|**@@ (2) Our Miss Brooks. 
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8:30 (7) Tombstone Terr. West- - 2:15..(4) How to Arrange Flowers.| 
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murder. seal = 2:30 (2) House Party. 
° (4) Father Knows Bestig.gg (2) On the Farm Front. 
Comedy: Neighbor’s rose 2:35 (9) Theater 15. 
bushes are a thorn in Mar- College ; 
garet's plan to widen drive"? “© TV 2:50 (9) News. way. ( Today. 
(2) Big Record. Variety: 3:00 (2) My Here. 
Semumny Dovie Jr., songstress 7:98 (2) Cartoon Frolic. (4) (color) Matinee Theater. 
Kirk, Singer Hayes, (7) American Bandstand. ° 
Will Mastin Trio. . 2 (9) Favorite Story. c ra ah 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours, 
%: Ozzie, Harriet. Comedy: si (7) Do You Trust Your Wife. 
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(9) Charter Boat. (4) Queen for a Day. 
(4) (color) Jazz. Special: |9:@8 (4) Romper Room. | (1) American Bandstand. Dave Garroway hosts star- 
studded show. em G) Moms, Weather 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. (2) Millionaire. Drama 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. 
Struggling architect thinks|9:38 {2) Ladies Day. (9) Laff Time. 
money gift is scheme of his (4) Amos ‘on’ Andy, 
rich fiance's. | (1) Our Friend Harry. 4:45 (4) Modern Romances. 
9:39 (7) Betty White Show. Com-'9:40 (9) Billboard. 's:09 (2) Detroit Bandstand. 
(4) Charlies Farrell. 
acnoes Bn (T) Woody Woodpecker 
1——— 08 cob (9) Looney Tunes. 
S oeenie | 5:30 (2) Beat the Clock. 
12 Century plant (4) Jeffrey Jones 
1} Bea weed | (7) Mickey Mouse Ciub. 
Benn te (9) Serial Theater. insta 
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Berileret NEW YORK @—“Look Home 33 Biraightens mame | ward, Angel,” Ketti Frings’ adapt- 
3 oa — ation of the late Thomas Wolfe’s 
7 Stinging autobiographical novel, has won 
al = ~~ 4 the Drama Critics Circle Award 
8 fnew vehicle as the best American play of this 
Bene The C | be hal Tishaa > Circle members had to bal- 
; poe tena city | ff Eo B lot twice yesterday to select ‘‘The 
SS Sens ; — er Music Man’’ as the best musical. | 
Boy's nd | ty ga estern On the first ballot, Meredith Will- 
or Bretasenn 4 Approaches Senior 40 Hidden son’s cartoon of life in Iowa in 
88 Choler . = a rH hort pencts 1912 was tied by “West Side 
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es i Barpie tooa anf - HH Herre ’ “Look Back in Anger,'’ John Os 
DOWN a me |, solo |borne’s drama about Britain's An- 
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NEW YORK — The exciting, By EARL WILSON 
NEW YORK—Fashion thought: “Girls who wear sack dresses 
must be sackopathic”—according to Lee Segall of Dallas. 
a five-passenger Jaguar driven by the fa- 
mous chauffeur, Roosevelt Zanders—where- 
upon I learned how people like Billy Rose 
can afford these big Rolls-Royces. 
You see when you have a car and a 
chauffeur, you leave your coat and hat in 
the car, instead of checking them with the 
coatroom girls. You save a quarter or half 
a dollar every time. 
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there, and you soon have $25,000 in your piggy-bank and have 
paid for the car. (What’s so hard about it? Anybody can do 
it!) 
’ S £28 z. 
Vivian Blaine, the 96-pound star of “Say, Darling,” in- 
sisted on kissing me when I went backstage, and I let her— 
then I noticed a strange thing. 
She kissed everybody. Nervousness, I guess. 
David Wayne, colossal as always, had help from Johnny 
Desmond who proved a great young actor. Desmond had a   Motors’ award-winning Wide Wide 
World television series. 
Highlights of the telecast will 
be appearances by Presidential | 
and Mikhail A. Menshikov, Soviet 
ambassador to the United States. | 
Ben McKelway, president of The 
Associated Press; Lyle Wilson, | 
Washington manager and vice. 
president of the United Press; 
James: R. Wiggins, executive ed- 
itor of the Washington Post and 
|Times Herald; Ernest Lindley | 
iof Newsweek; and John O'Donnell | 
of the New York Daily News. 
“We are planning to show our 
viewers how the Washington press 
corps gets its stories and how 
they are transmitted to millions of | 
people all over the globe,” a 
Genefal Motors spokesman gaid. 
(The program is on Channel] 4 
in the Pontiac area.) 
  
Newborn Baby 
Greets World 
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The baby and his mother Mrs. 
Gerald Fidler, 20, are doing fine 
in the military hospital at Ft. 
Charchilt. 
The helicopter was bringing 
Mrs, Fidler from Gilliam, 165 
miles south of Ft. Churchill, to a 
Mid-Canada Line radar station. 
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The baby’s father is a lineman 
on the Canadian National Rail- 
way.     ‘jsaid newspaper men generally don’t amount to much? | particularly obnoxious swagger that I had te admire. 
“That obnoxious strut,” I said, “is wonderful acting.” He 
just stared and then said, coolly, “That's not acting. That 
was me!” 
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Wilson Girl Dorothy Dollivar just won the “Miss Ciner-| 
| Press Secretary James C. Hagerty miracle” title which was open 
to Wilson Girls. An Erie, Pa., 
beauty who recently came to 
N.Y. and was adjudged Miss 
Press Photographer, she also 
won in this competition over 
7 others and will help open the 
picture “Windjammer” next 
week at the Roxy. She'll re- 
ceive around $500 in cash and 
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sent me to the opening of “Say, Darling” in ig FgtgF 
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Did you realize that William 
Cullen Bryant, who wrote 
“Thanatopsis,” which we all 
learned as school kids, and 
Eugene Field, author of the 
touching poem, “Little Boy 
Blue,” were a couple of news- 
paper guys? 
Yes, Bryant (b. in Cum- 
mington, Mass. in 1794) was 
editor of the New York Eve- 
ning Post for 50 years—from 1828 to 1878. And Eugene Field 
worked on papers in St. Louis, St. Joe (the Gazette), Chicago 
(the Daily News), Denver and Kansas City after getting an   
  * jeducation at the University of Missouri. He spent all his life. 
in newspaper work, too. ; 
Eugene Field has now made good. Out in St. Joe, Gladys, 
Hazen Ridenour and Esther Morgan have written an hour-long | 
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WISH FD SAID THAT: Rob’t Q. Lewis tells of the Texan 
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picture painted. That's earl, brother. 
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