oor on MSUO Set ph. sae ~ igan tion Community Relations Committee. They are (from left, standing) Dr. Roy Alexander, ee Royal Oak Tribune editor. Seated (from left) are Lyle Abel, rector of the Oakland County Cooperative Extension Service, Fred V. Haggard, president of the Oakland County AFLG Council. - Public Program ‘On-to-College Night’ Meeting Monday Will Explain Curriculum port on pe TaN Gh mens 4 at Michigan State University Oak- land will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in the auditorium of Pontiac Cen- tral High School. Called an “On-to-College Night,” the program has been prepared by the MSUO Foundation Commu- nity Relations Committee, ‘Klieag, the subjects which will be discutsed ts specific informa- rena eno counselors Dr, Roy Alexander, director of MSUO student services, said ques- tions of a general nature about college attendance also will be an- swered, FIRST OF KIND Anyone interested in the univer- sity is welcome to attend, he said, pointing out that the meeting will mark the first public discussion of MSUO's unique curriculum. Chairman of the Community Re- Jations Committee of the MSUO Foundation is Dr. Paul Cousino, superintendent of schools in War- ren, Similar “On.to-College Night” mis will be held at’S p-m- March. 31 at the Ferndale Com- munity Center, 400 E. 9-Mile Rd., _ and at 8 p.m. April 9 at the Bir~ mingham Community House, Wil- * Hits and Bates stree‘s, " Chairman of the “‘On-to-College ‘Night” programs is Richard Ernst, ce of the Perryberry Co. x 6% OU Answering questions at all ses- gions will be MSUO Chancellor D, B. Varner, assisted by Commu- nity Relations Committee members and MSUO administrative officials. News Flashes WASHINGTON #—White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said there would be no comment on the Khrushchev statements. He did say, how- ever, that President Eisehower was aware of the Russian i minister's remarks. WINDSOR, Ont, (?) — Oxygen- Figures on Activity: CHICAGO (UPI) — Marilyn Monroe, here to promote her lat- “ést film, said dieting isn't neces- “gary to maintain her 37%-23%- ‘96% vita) statistics, “Activity takes care of the poundage,” she said. : Wheodore F. Hughes, Merits Short Term Vote tor Cireult Judge. / ry , (we want this hearing cleared up PPOA Rebels Accused of Hamstringing Strale |Feb, 9 by City Manager Walter K.jStraley. He said that “not many | "een ¥ waste tal cial War It and the ten T became aware ef a Seah: =e End in 12 Days Straley’s Attorney Says He Won't Delay, Cites Possible ‘Mock Trial’ The Herbert W. Straley hearing should be over within 12 days, in time for the Civil Service Commis- siori to render a decision before! the April 6 election, Atty. Clarence L. Smith said today. But if the decision upholds Stra- ley’s Feb. 9 suspension as Pontiac police chief, it ‘‘undoubtedly” will |unable to start on time for lack of for that many to show up,” Felts members make derogatory state- ments about Straley, : * x 3 Meetings of the PPOA were poor- ly attended, Felts charged, and said that often the officers were © a quorum. “It took only between 9 and 12 men to start a meeting and some- times they waited an hour or more partment’s members. Cross-examined by City Attor- ney William A. Ewart, Felts admitted. he alse opposed Straley’s policy. “It wasn't a question of right or wrong,” Felts explained. “I had Sun- off and wanted te keep them.” said. He said a small band of officers’ appeared at all meetings and charted the path the organization would take. “Wild conversations” were common at meetings, Felts said, with PPOA members drinking alcoholic beverages before and during meetings. “When a small pressure group made up its mind on what it wanted, the debate was over,” Service Commission. distasteful,” Felts said. Felts said. “No one else could) A former PPOA officer, Sgt. get the floor.’ Walter A. Baerwolf, also criticized * * * PPOA actions. The patrolman denied that he had been shown favoritism by - (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) <= Frantic Hunt Felts told of only two specific policies which the PPOA resisted, one: an order which would have rotated days off among the de- He said that the PPOA aided an officer against whom Straley brought charges before the Civil “T found it Baerwolf, a veteran of 34 years N-Bombs Fired as Test Shield in U.S. Defense - Reveal 3 Devices Shot in September to Form Protective Sheet WASH EN GTON (#— Three nuclear bombs ex- ploded by the United States beyond the -earth’s easel Looe phere formed an electronic | Pontiac sheet that circled most of the world. A responsible off icial outside the Defense Depart- ment said the tests at tre- mendous altitude were an effort to spread a shield through which missiles could not fly. Defense Department officials confirmed Wednesday. night that the blasts had been set off secretly last September, for both military and scientific test. purposes. But Tuesday . jat 5:30 a.m. today in Pontiac’ s St. Spring Would Never Come? ' Spring will check in. iF o and Germany. powers. Beaten Woman Dies of Injuries Widow,. 85, Succumbs in St. Joseph Hospital; Murder Weapon Found Mrs. Mary Douglas, 85, found| beaten in a downtown Mount ens apartment night, died day. Goes On for epee of 4 CHARLESTON, W. Va. ' (P—The kidnap car in the Baldwin abduction case was found abandoned and empty at 1 p. m. today about 100 miles north of Charleston, CHARLESTON, W. Va. @®— Police threw desperation resources into the search today for a crazed} mother and three children. He threatened to torture and kill them unless the governor released a personal enemy from the state peationtiory 80 he could kill him. be appealed to Circuit Court, Smith added. x « * Smith, who is Straley’s counsel, gave assurances there was no at- tempt on his part to prolong the hearing past April 6, when voters will pass on repealing civil service: for police, “It civil service were repealed | _before the hearing was over, the Commission’s_authority would be terminated and the hearin¢ would haye been, legally, a’ mock trial. We don’t. want that,” One reason the hearing has tak- en as long as it has, Smith said, is that testimony is being taken before the Civil Service Commis- sion that could be used later in Circuit Court, in case of an-appeal. . ® * * Beh Stuart A. Austin, chairman of the Civil Service Commission, urged an-early end to the hearing. “I've informed all the attorneys} before the election. - Delay ‘past that date could mean: that all. the a ee would be wasted." Winds Up Capital Visit WASHINGTON @» — President Sean MS O'Kelly of Ireland winds He Is Ike’s Choice AP Wirephote SELECTED — ‘Giik Linkin & Linintenes dion 2 bis doek after being nominated by President- Eisenhower to take over as- Army Chief of Staff next July 1. Lerhhitzer, 50, has been the | " Army’s Vice Chief of Staff since July, 1957, He will succeed Gen, ‘and his party then go to New wr Maxwell D, Taylor, who plans to retire when his term’expires. A ims -|an especially dangerous mental Gov. Cecil H. Underwood flew to Washington today, as previously planned, to meet with federal high- way officials. He declined com- ment, saying the case was in good hands with the State Police in charge and that they had full authority to act, ex-éonviet.who.-kidnaped-a~-frantie}~ ummit Conference sg sCOW: igi. Mate: Rielle: dhabeaade the | West today to come up with concrete ideas for a sum~- rm peentieenen to blunt: te: tren of war: ome ae The Soviet Union is ready, he ssnerted. __ Khrushchev said the Soviet Union is willing to meet With the West May 11 to discuss problems of West Ber- lin and a German peace treaty. He again advanced the Soviet idea that a conference include all the 28 nations that fought Hitler in World 7 War I. File peopel Ee ee ee Khrushchev si a statement evidently designed as- his response to President Eisenhower's address last Mon- He stuck to his previous contention that the broad meeting he proposed consider a German peace treaty but added significantly; — that if the West has “any sx Macmillan Flies x * * fo Washington | : - AP Wirephete — TAFT MEMORIAL — Workmen put the final touches on the slim 100-foot pink marble bell tower — a memorial to the late Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio — near the U. S. Capitol building. The new monument will be formally dedicated April 14. See story Page 10 from here. on Page 60. Lenten Guideposts: “Only you have the power to save them from certain death, by granting my demands,” read the note left behind by a man identi- fied, as Richard I, Payne, 23. vengeance,” it continued. State police described Payne as patient, He left a note behind in his vic- tim's home, addressed to West Virginia Gov. Cecil H. Undetwood. In the rambling, five-page tirade, dhe named another convict, Burton |Junior Post, better known as Jun- Payne propesed to use his cap- tives as a wedge to force Starch- ér’s release. “To save the children,’ the note read, “I demand only the FBI work on this case.” Payee entered the home of John early Wi By JIMMIE DODD up to then I had spent a lot of | time and energy getting nowhere. “You are a song writer, band Composer Accepts God's Will” “I don’t want money, I want a Sessa ouliane MINA Hebi liao og possibility of Nine yedrs ago I learned what is meant by. having to lose your life, almost, -to gain it. At the time I had a small band at the Golien Hotel ja Rend Nev. |bag.”’ "One. day I was tog stricken with a heart ailment that leader, singer, dancer’, guitar play- er and actor,’’ an agent once told me. “But what do you want. to ‘be known as? I can’t sell a grab I didn't know how to answer him. For years, I took whatever job jor Starcher. ‘ The tote sald: se naaee a big break | . «My, perpose i to kill and ha Lepigpestectng Fubar ae oes is ol worst en | eeny,. whe! lo how ont of reach. 1 yrs pir sry os In Today s Press . '| He is in the W. Va. Penitentiary jyour back for SAREE Hee at Moundsvilie.” weeks, Mabe Reth , wo (® came alone, always looking for the al in 1940, developed an inoperable cancer. and began undergoing radium treatments, And then I was stricken with my illness. Fi- nancially we were wiped out, death, you can ee errr ey 53 come ta know God County News ........- secre Sl very weil, Editorials .......... sheaeh 6 Food Section .,..,....... 32-35 Finally, I was allowed to go | Markets .......0:....0....., 64 home—skin and bones Obituaries ....6...... 00005. bs but « man to whom something | Sports” ......:.......... 47-52 beyond healing had happened, | Theaters .........+...... i & Somewhere in the process 1 | TV & Radio Programs ..,...90 learned what to do with my life, Wilson, Earl eee ter ereres 7 It was about fime, too, because | Women’s Pages ,...+...° 37-42 : f a acide tah ting. ceremony, Township . Johnson (center) will saw a board. President of the Township Junior Chamber of Commerce George Scantland (left) and-Glenn Welch hold the board as Johnson saws. Bloomtield Man Named Library - Week Chairman {Opens Tomorrow in Waterford Set Sports, Builders Show Gou-| All admission fee proceeds taken at the door will be donated td community projects by the Jay- Khrushchev Urges Talks on Germany Today in Pontise Lowest temperature preceding § sm. at 8 am: aeeek vaeoity 15-18 m. p. bh. po ag te eS ge p.m, on 3:47 £m. F eday at 1:20 a.m. 6 BM veeses ange a.m... o* oF 7 om, eee nang 12 m. eee eee geen 86 8 BM ceeeeey: e 1 P.m..ccveses. 88 PRMs i cssc0s 42 FO DMivcccceses’ a 10 6... 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A. Kharlamov. statistics on newspaper publicity. Khrushchev conceded “the from Detroit newspapers to reach so, otal fave a Want er his figure. lin, but added that it is time for ‘But in 1958, there were 3,288} ® change. . column inches in The Pontiac; “These rights stem from the Press alone,” he said. capitulation of Hitlerite Germany He also disputed Eastman’s|14 years ago, and that’s a long charge that only 35 to 40 traffic/time ago. That's why we say let safety meetings were held in Pon-jus have a treaty of serge to Palos tiac during 1957, insteaq of the/out the last vestiges of j 409 claimed. While * * * “TPve checked and Haskill said. on ive 0 eh ps He began} used by the FBI. by reading a 15-minute statement “Some improvements 6n the FBI on the question of Germany and system ‘were made by the chief,” pee making his original West she said. ae Berlin . to the West he Mrs. Young, will resume hetissid, “We have beet patiently but der Straley was the same as that _BMsVVestestsersses testimony ‘at the next Commission ‘exploring this. prob session set for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. jlem.”* ny hae bo 2 , 4 7 ae had worked closely with the |head of the ministry's press de-|E She said the "scart, cytemn |e GRD oe 27 last was|E All: Metal—Lock & Key File Chest att & F agro soig Be Po metal Bl viders. lock gdh ug Limit 4 ter bake and of SIMM3. o. | | 8 N. 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The first one, signed in 1953, provided for co-operation on economic and cultural levers ang this Yugoslavia would like renewed but would not agree to reviving a 20 year 1954 military alliance pact. If ‘the sf latter had been agreed on Yugoslavia 15 North Atlantic Alliance because both Greece and Turkey are members of pane ‘neste &, meensNS Stirring the contents by hand in order to find an sangiae.8 yen process. - The Man About Town History Shows We Might Be Living in Cadillac that organization. Bu kk *& Spring: What officially sneaks 2) President Trro received a’ cordial in at an early hour Saturday. ; welcome in all these countries where -—«-"™orning. he denounced colonialism, preached independence, called for a halt to. atom bomb tests and particularly Detroit men who had interests here helped draw up the petition for the new county, to be presented to the territorial legislature in session at the capital in De- troit in 1820. The name of Clas wes inserted into it, But the home folks here concluded that since the settlement he had made and the county in which it was located neither had thought enough of the memory of Cadillac to assume his name, there was no reason why our new-county, “for which he had done little or nothing,” could -be obligated to do so. In seeking a name to substitute for it, there was a strong sentiment in favor of giving the new county the name of Pon- tiac, the same as the location that was to be its county seat, and thus further honor the great Indian chief. But this was ruled out. ‘ While in the overall Michigan territory the pine tree was supposed at that time to. predominate, it was not the leading forest tree in the area to be included in intended it, Tito may have done the free world a great service. Judge Holland Is Right to Send Boys to Prison Circuit Judge H. Russe. Ho.anp is to be commended on his swift ac- tion in imposing prison sentences on the fofir Waterford teenagers guilty of beating and robbing a 52 year old man. a ; , Ki, * Oe It is unfortunate that these juveniles must interrupt their lives with a jail sentence. But in order to protect the citizenry from , this vicious type of . - « “mugging” it is necessary that. > they serve as an example. Our courts are’ set up to saphect society. By passing sentences such as this they are serving notice that they will not tolerate crimes of this nature. — hi - 4 gigahtic oaks. Their endurance and pros- pects of what they would mean in build- Cadillac, Pontiac and all other namés suggested were put into the discard, and the name in the organizational document chanpnt to Oakland. On a day this winter when it thawed a little, * * * This should serve as a warning to other young hoodlums in this area that age will not protect them from imprisonment when the crime justi- fies it. : George Fittis, : writes that he saw some ants sunning themselves on a picnic table beside the Dixie Highway northwest of Pontiac, “just waiting.” Michigan is still the largest bean producing state. Not many years ago Oakland County was the top bean producing county in Michigan. But labor and soil_con- ° ditions have reduced that crop to & mere fraction of what it was. Influence Peddling Bill ~ Coming Up for Debate Democratic Representative Harris, chairman of a House subcommittee which had been looking into influ- & ence peddling in connection with Federal regulatory commissions, finally has made some suggestions to “Don’t poke fun at Toledo,” writes Jake Frostman, formerly of Pontiac, now living in the ii term. Hyman Rothfus _ of Drayton Plains; '@4th birthday. oe eee eee 4 cents service service is By extra To availabe by mail Macomb, La) J of 5844 Dixie-Hwy., 86th birthday. Some : thane ago Atty.: Oe. foie proposed that any applicant who — stirrer-upper for woman’s handbags. — A Narrow Escape. When the agitation was started early: . in the last century to organize our coun- | ty, it was felt that due honor had not — urged non-alignment of newly inde- een paid the founder of Detroit, peaciens coun we anee Bost Speine Go Menthe Gere, | or West. who had made the first settlement there ee. : over 100 years before. His larger purpose seeméd to —_Detroit’s influence was heavy in form- have been { ofuncom- 6 the new county “just north of our ed countries into a neutralist | °W" Wayne County,” and the name Cadil- avid lac geemed to be strongly pushed by its ; as a balance of power ~ politicians who even then were trying to between the Red block and West- - dominate Michigan. the new county. Here were millions of - ing the commonwealth were visualized, so - curb such Practices. Ohio city. He asserts that if its glass fac- tories were shut down for a few weeks a te * * we'd all be in a bad fix. He would have placed i ew na pub- It seems quite a distance into the fu- * ture, but State Highway commissioner THE PONTIAC PRESS John C. Mackie aare y has practically announced his candidacy oe eee ot, Sie Sheela > bentiee ys? for another term. He says the job is sa: : oe jie. big that no man can do it justice in one , and uh, : a Mine ness na —- VF Dal Orchids to- “fooretsry and Ratior ~ Minnages sm "Mr, and Mrs, dwatd ©. Tanner Pee yg og at 04 aes: 8t.; 55th wedding anniver- ; he Associated Preis exclusively to the Mrs. Hattie MeKim : , tae for of 3100 Sashabaw Road; 86th birthday. fore starting out he had blasted should. be added to the Hanan pO Moscow and Peiping for their.de- posals. : sire to dominate his country, Influence | peddling wouldn't be” ett. * ei cured but publicity would curb those In Greece, the first country visited, who use their influence in secret and. President Trro* was asked to revive Would keep favor seekers under the the Greek-Turkish-Yugoslav treaties public eye. Eee tere After Five Months, Still Warming Up David Lawrence Says: Free Speech, Press Are in Danger WASHINGTON—President Eisen- hower says it is “ridiculous” for the Federal Communications Com- ‘ mission to require that equal time be given to polit- ical candidates is also incredible that the Con- gress by law supervision over the policies of broadcasting and television ‘Stations. in relation to this Mis. Harriet Hunt _ wad than speed or regulation wag an interference with freedom of the press, protected against similar interfer- law passed a ~ requiring publishers to disclose the sions al ainsbtidea or bond- holders owning more than 1 per cent of the total of each publi- This law was upheld in 1913 SGA Seat ted bonne senders It's. a short step now to the passage of a law that says sources of information must be disclosed. Experience has proved that, by protecting sources of news, infor- mation can be published which challenges public authority to fer- Dr. William Brady Says: America Has Overlooked Wonderful Health Game Regularly once a week an en- thusiast. comes to our green to bowl. He likes to run up and down the green after his bowl. This irks some of his play- mates because they can’t deliver their bowls until he gets out of the- way, but I don’t mind it at all, We're in no great hurry, and it is ‘good to see a bowler so keen about his game. After all, the man is only 86 DR, BRADY ing it easy” as the old timers advise, or walking on eggs if one has had a ‘heart attack.” Actual statistics show that the initial or subsequent coronary epi- sode is more likely to occur when one is at rest than when one is taking a walk or doing chores about the house, yard or garden, er playing one’s favorite game— ' barring tournaments or similar serious or prize contests. (Editor's Note: We have lters with the tolowing Mga : and addresses we will be happy to print the letters. Names will be - withheld upon ‘request.) ‘Are You W illing ‘to Act for Peace’ To all those who. want peace ~ “enough to do something to help; | refer to the March 6 Pontiac Press: celebrated its first birthday Feb. 4. What can you do? Write to them at 251 Fourth Ave., New York 10, N. Y. and carry-on from: there. Appreciates Stories on Billy Graham Many thanks to Press for the wonderful coverage on Billy Graham's crusade in Aus- tralia. And don't pore you can ‘Have No Right to Cut My Aid’ What right do they have to cut my old age assistance because I’m not using a special diet which T knew nothing about and which had° never been prescribed for me by a doctor? It was reduced from $35 to $22, which caused a hardship for me because it doesn't buy very much today. I haven't committed any crime, nor broken any law, yet I have been penalized. I'd like to take it to court where the case will be decided by a disinterested party. dim Trick Ortonville _Another ‘Complains of Waterford Dogs I'm another Waterford resident who's fed up with the dogs running loose. It isn’t fun to clean up after dogs all summer or see them make a mess of your garden and jump on your children, frightening them terribly. * * * I like dogs, but they belong at home. What steps can be taken to enact a law to keep Waterford dogs tied up in summer as other communities do? Laws must be made for the benefit of citizens, not dogs. * * * Maybe letters in this column will get the ball rolling. Lakeland Paradise? Canine paradise is more like. it, ‘ Mrs. Glenn Reamer Jr. 288 Florawood Dr. _ "a have_a-right to expect those who dive from tax money to do some- thing in return. How is this handled? Streets out our way have . been horrible this winter. e Waterford ‘Another - Roosevelt Committee. jit a iH z : i 5 3 Fi = i MEDICAL, DENTAL EXPENSES soon, be- cause you do not know how soon ~ jit may be too late. — Thomas Fuller. ° or 87 years old, Other days through. the week he bowls on his own green--the green he built and gave. to his city. The man is a million- aire. Once a week he goes out fora” walk—8 or 10 miles in the hills or mountains or wherever walkifiig ‘may be pleasant and not restricted by motor traffic. He has no silly notions about diet. He likes any- thing and everything that is good to eat, but he insists on one rule: meat three times a day, He does not smoke or drink. I don’t know, but I have the conviction that this octogenar- ian’s VITE is attributable largely to his fondness for long walks and his fondness for lawn bow!l- ~ing—a game he can play himself. Both activities are sadly negiect- ed by most Americans. It stands to reason that this man ’ has taken good care of his cardio- vascular system—his heart and arteries. ; Lawn bowling is more popular in Canada than it is in the United States. Many. village or small town churches have their bowling greens. I suppose to promote com- panionship, fellowship or friendship among members, The game should be more popular in the United States, and I’m. sure it would éyentually become THE popular . game if it were as well known to the public as golf or tennis. * * * Bear in mind, please, lawn bowls is a game you play, not a sport you pay to see. There are no profes- sional lawn bowlers. It is a game strictly for amateurs. As exercise, bowling on the green is equivalent to a walk around the block, Rolling a 3% effort. It is a game of skill, rather dtrength, F Be ee of | “taking care of s cardio-vascular system, it ws baer Sie Doeel bad asterlen in Shee a, “tak. biased : bow! in a curve on a green like a billiard table takes little muscular Case Records of a Psychologist: Tells Advantages of Pharmacy - A French gharmactat named Parmentier is one of the great- est Applied Psychologists of all history. And pharmacy is a time-honored _ profession that has been a scientific twin of medicine. If you high school- ers like chemistry, but also enjoy dealing with people, then consider pharmacy as a professional career. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case A-482: J. W. Lansdowne is an able executive of the famous Eli Lilly Company. “Dr. Crane,” he began recently, “I wonder if you would write’ an article for our house organ and show the advan- tages of the pharmacy pro- __ fession? . “We'd like it to be of profound interest to high -school counse- lors, pharma- 4 cists and high 7 school sranains, DR. CRANE too.” VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Mr. Lansdowne deserves for his attempt to ope school The modern pharmacist is really a versatile person, combining the talents of the pharmaceutical chemist, with business ability ‘and a lot of tact. * % “Dr. Crane, I bought a hotel ‘Yrecently,”” a friend of mine began, “and it has a good drug store on the corner. “But I need a pharmacist ,to take over. I'd pay $10,000 per a and give him a per ‘cent of praise . mend a man to fill the bill?” Pharmacy graduates thus have many golden opportunities . for serving mankind, as well as mak- ing money in the process. * * * If they are shy introvertive chemists,. they can work as sal- aried pharmacists behind the drug counter. — If they also have a smiling per- sonality and know how to win friends, as well as operate a retail business, they can soon manage a drug store of their own. There is really “ceiling unlim- ited” for all good pharmacists. But to be most successful, they need the psychological under- standing demonstrated by a French apothecary named Par- _ mentier, whom I have described in my college textbook on applied - psychology. Parmentier was taken prisoner during one of Europe's frequent wars. And while locked up, he and his comrades were fed the new vegetable called a “potato.” _ The others protested at having to dine on such “ungodly provender”’ and probably argued that it was a violation of the international rules of war, : x * * But Parmentier was a shrewd pharmacist. man, who inquired about the methods of planting and cultivating potatoes. When he returtied- to his home- land of France, he procured an experimental farm from the em- peror, in which he planted potatoes. ‘ As far as I know, this first ‘experimental farm in history eed thus operated by an apothe- Millions of people owe hele lives to him, too, “a For in those days, the people of England and France abhorred potatoes. In England, land was offered rent free to try to get the peasants to cultivate potatoes, but in vain. ‘ * * * They argued that potatoes ster- ilized the soil and were poison and no crops could ever be raised on land once devoted to potatoes. ° Even the priests thundered against potatoes from their pulpits: One. wealthy named Thomas Coke finally some fronting a grave problem. But he ~ had the merchandising skill of our brs modern American pharma- So he used some psychological strategy.. It was so good, I have used it & an example in my college textbook. See tomorrow's followup. Always write to Dr. Geor e Crane Mt SL” scaedes t ten ay Pontiac: Mic ie s' id, self-addressed enve and to eaver you ping and oleak costs when Beane psychological charts and pam- p . (Copyright 1959) e — a .¢ eee ee eer eee eo 5 too boys ; Hey ' rg ot \ i ‘ : f } sf A ¥ ne 7 ¥ act aR las ae ‘ Sigcrakegeine hee ad Fi . = a Se ; . 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Pur- |the United Kingdom. » of were more | The above offieial statistics, ob-| demand of ' for small an devbled tn «sage year, |inined exclusively by the United number for the [imports of passenger automobiles | through the last five years. New. cars imported tq 1958 — from Japan reached a |sistent upswing “in United States| RELAA CC! cry YWIVINO—KEEr YT J PROFESSIONAL HOME MASSAGERS Security for You rR pa S q: i D : R iZ 1. G Continuation of the trend through] “ : “ * Say With Cos of Living 325-3 = SLIM TRIM REDUCING PLAN | $496,983,000. In 1957 a total of| first 259,343 wits valnod xt x20 208.00 The. on were from was imported. recently as Canada at imports were only 34,554 cars Val-| Trucks imports in: 1958 were|trade development in the post-war] ued at Pout wn at $17,496,000|period, as it previously had been) believed that American-made cars} Experts regard thio as perhnpe the most significant internatior were almost immune from compe-/ By RAY HENRY petitive with the foreign products. | Notes for and about the older generation: (The Ford Motor Co. already | oe eee] =O Ss RESHAPE and REMODEL YOUR FIGURE “-~ for 36,000 of its members working in southern California | Gacral Motors also have small | supermarkets. cars on the drawing boards ready | ; % * ° « te go.) After July 1, retired employes of the supermarkets will 1 i ited Stab ; epee. have their pensions adjusted every six months to reflect fe B Scennar ceaaner: Pa in Wee "te : changes in the Los Angeles cost-of-living index. Canada, Sweden, United Kingdom, | In the same negotiations, the supermarket operators {West Germany, Italy, France, | agreed to set up a fund—starting next Jan. 1—to provide | JPar Cacehostovakia, East Ger- health and welfare benefits, such as. medical care in- Unofficial reports have indicated] » for their retired employes. that the Soviet Union hopes onsiil Union officials figure the operators’ contributions to |‘? find a place in the United States} the.fund will probably give health and welfare benefits |™iriet or its small cars. seed equal to what employes received, ohare a eae ome i ’ United Kingdom in 1958 numbered Social Security payments now go to 1242 million Ameri- [156,597 units valued at $194,072,000. | | | cans—one out of every 14 men, women and chi'dren in the [In 1957 there were 95,510 units NS eee \ | a my 7: w easy it is to redesic Te sure i » help se ee ae $12,985 0 es ’ | mM} 2 See how asy it is to d ign y ur figure with the help States from + * 4 of either of these hame SLENDERIZING PLANS OF DiEq P = late for Mrs. Delcena Jordan of | Imports from West Germany in| a | | and MASSAGE. 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Monteral 12-hours be- ‘will sail up the Detroit River en route to — Hand this year and appropriately christened in Montreal 25-HP ELEC. ELGIN .... $479 Today! || 40-HP ELEC. | ELGIN .... $560 ee ee ee | 60-HP ELEC. : ELGIN . .. . $880 t PRE-SEASON : , He B a 14-ft Aluminum Fishing Boat ..........$339 12-H.P. Motor Speeds to 15-MPH eee 9285 750-LB, Capacity 14-ft. Trailer se eeees 8139 Total Regular Price ...............8763 ALL THESE $ $10 DOWN FOR ONLY Balance on Sears Easy Payment Plan BOAT: 14-ft. aluminum . MOTOR: Lightweight 12- TRAILER: With winch and lapstrake fishing boat. ‘HP. Has F-N-R shift, twin - fenders, carpet covered Three seats, oar ‘locks, ~ cylinders, finger tip con- bunkers, rubber shock ab- reinforced transom. Rust trols, automatic rewind sorbers. 4.00x8 tires. proof, | starter. Sale! Elgin Boat, ‘A839 Motor and Trailer , : hs Purchased separately would be $547 . . . save $591 Sturdy, lightweight 12-ft. fiberglass boat with 1959 Elgin 74% HP ‘outboard and 600-lb. capacity trailer! Hurry in to Sears Boat, 40-HPMotor and Trailer. COMBINATION Boot, ‘Reg. . Motor; Reg. . Trailer, Ase. -2oe . $189 ‘Reg. .... an Only at Sears can you Gut t bioy like’ thie! hte combination offer includes: 14-ft. deluxe molded plywood runabout, all new 1959 40-HP_Elgin outboard motor and 800-pound capacity boat trailer, Hurry in today . '.» SAVE! i Sporting Goods lasruciiane + Perry St, Basement ict SERS (US. Has 3 Trillion Tors _ lof Soft Coal in Reserve ‘NEW YORK (UPI)—Total U. S.|west of the soft coal reserves amount to} ; | zou 96 tlle, et soe Hy ary MY seoacincpe a fe c= but the case was) Ws your Father's good plese 8. last. present. users for morejover {dismissed kingdom. than 240 yar, according vee seie Box, It kia’ Approximately — ‘twos thirds these reserves are estimated to Mississippi.” is sie ed enue « Sl |phone call. Italian street phones, NEW YORK (UPD) — Dr. Gio-lit seems, look’ remarkably ‘like vanni, Perona, an atomic sclentst| New York City fing boxes. | from Italy, was accused of turning eeepc when Perona explained|to give you the bind, the Brittania. als de ik eared tock Ge. sion olsim the two ships could arrive in the Detroit ‘River the same day. “The Brittania has scheduled several stops before arriving in Windsor so it is only rea- sonable to figure that the Prinses Irene . would. gain time and make the Detroit , - River ahead of the ‘Brittania,” a Detroit spokesman -said. 2 ee Both: ships are stheduled to arrive in Chicago July 6 to take part in féstivities for the official opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Sieg “ALL 3 FOR is 1455 ONLY $10 DOWN : | | ‘|e a pana hah ROEBUCK \ SHOP FRIDAY MIGHT til 9 ap 15 ‘Buy 3 3 Pair of Flex Socks and Save 90c Men's 3 for $2 Buy 3 pair tod get a TWO YEAR ARANTER. Regular 9$8¢ Pilgrim socks of stretch nylon. Deluxe Quality _ Wool Sport Coats i” 1498 ou Fine virgin wool in newest | patterns and colors. Man- tailored -half-lining, flap pockets, vent back. 12-18. _Boyville Easy Core : Cotton Dress Shirt er stays. ‘Bites AND CO. fine wool flannels in netural ivy league styling .. . Hurry _ Boy’s 6-Piece Suit Makes Many Outfits One suit for all occasions. Vest, 2 pair slacks match and contrast with coat. Comfort- on weight acetate flannel. ~ Strong, Reinforced Boyville Hosiery * Special Bright os ly | Blas {Today Fri. and Sat... . Save! @ All are Pilgrim quelity abies. @ All regularly sell at 1.98 and 2.98. @ Come in today, Friday or Saturday. No odds and ends here, mister. Even at this cut price ‘you get the same wide assortment of plaid patterns -* and shades we offer at the regular 1.98 and 2.98 price. Washfast cottons, in sizes § to L, look fresh as wet wolrnbeh: Le a Sigcae ce Hurry in today .- Gale eagle Relay | jyst Soy “Charge It” on Sears Revolving Charge up to 6 months to pay, che oun he wed Bie a miguier cittge acwent : +t ae en en’s ivy styled suits ” 34.95 Fashion Tailored Suits . - *30 Correct Ivy in every detail; 3-button coat with flap pockets, lapped seams and center vent. The trousers, of course are pleatless, with backstrap and slim legs. Choose solid or trim patterns. : Suits & Topcoats Dept. ... Main Floor for men and boys... Gold Bond shoes 7 bor Here are just some of the newestfashion in shoes. __ New continental swirl oxford, textured leather vamp, Shulok, white or dirty bucks and many others to choose from. Hurry is to Sears today for the largest selection. men’s as low as hy St - Sete Shoe Dept. ... Main Floor Boys” 5.98 3 for $1 riment of colorful ade of cotton with | in reinforced’ heel and toe. — tic tops. 74, to 11. _ 154 tres b Sogn . oue money bach” SEARS wee 4 ahed ci rented : r a ee FON Sa RARE RETIN PE TS 2 A) OO RE Oe, Ae : 2 i ee ‘ i * - Size |yrads-ts Pies Tas ihe gg Pius ma © TYREX... the fire cond of the hibiee . facts wi Whitewalls uler No Trode » Raga Price 12.95 Drive to Sears Special low, low sale price. ’ © Runs smoother, rides softer, stronger by test © Gives your tire more mileage Bi is the certification mark of Tym. In. for viscose. yarn 6.70x15 Tube-Type Blackwall ~ Each; Plus Tax *. “AND- YOUR OLD TIRE © Full 20-Month Road Hazard Nationwide Guarantee against all types of road hazards @ Thousands of hooked edges in the tread bite into the pavement for better braking Windshield Wesher For Driving Sefety { Reg. 4.98 $4 Keep your windshield free of mad and road.spray. High pres- sure washer is easy {o install on. all cars. _6.70x15 28.95 | 19.88 —210nt5_|_31.98_| 21.88 | @ Take hard constant road poundings and 7.60x15 | 34.45 | 23.88 8.0015 |~38.95 | 27.88 cushions many dangerous impacts. =! meee] sree DOLLAR DAY SALE Size [yale rr Tss| Pie Tee" Bore ae f Faleloes th ee “Tubeless Whitewalls | Bedy Mot Mirrors Add Stylish Touch Full —_ Rugs _G70x15 | 26.95 | 17.88 | 6.70x15 | 31.95 | 22.88 J Regularly Sells ot 4.98 7 Protect Carpet “TA0xI5 | 2945 | 20.88 |" 7.10x15_ | 34.95 | 24.88 | srassive modem desian in Renae $3 7.60x15 | 32.45 | 23.88 | 7.60x15 | 87.95 | 26.88 sparkling chrome plate. Has $ Rubber’ rugs in green, blue 8,00x15 : 36.95 26.88 | 8.00x15 | 42,95 30.88 4inch non-glare mirror, Also ‘q@ll cars. Hurry in today for this F Sa ™ ra LPI AUN Fire Bord Junior _ Rubbish Burner Reg. $.58- : $5 Rust-resistent, aluminized mel- al, wire handles, metal smoke screen. 29-in. high, 16-in. di- ameter for 11/, bushels. Electric Shaver $7 Shaped for easiest handling, Two extra long double action shaving heads | for” pe now only ‘better Reinforced Large | Capacity Hose Cort | 4 Reg. $3 Reel reinforced with heavy gauge pressed steel. sistant enamel finish. 150-ff. plastic hose. Rust re~ Holds ' Clothesline Rope only $1 Extra strong and low priced. On sale 3 days only! Braided cotton construction. household uses. Has many * sign. 5-Blade Hand Mower Has Full 16-in. Cut. Reg. 34.95 ae Our very best Craltsman hand Has streamlined de- All steel frame. wheels with oversize tires. mower. comes in color and chrome. Special price. PLUS FED. TAX AND OLD TIRE, i. Enjoy: peace of mind now with Allstate Salety-Caps. ; today and take advantage of this Auto Accessories Dept. Perry St. Basement “ALLSTATE EXPRESS @ Sale Priced d @ Cool, Comfortable & Sturdy LIGHT DELIVERY —7.00x15. 24.88 oy + elie ie aie deret; : woo Vas MG, T-ten $8 © 6-ply rated ‘ e carcass i 3 rosie ee 6.00x16 a Re *Eoch Plus Tox 6.50x16 19.88 No Tes ee yon Co of * a = 95 “Dependable and Thrifty! ... Our Best ALLSTATE Fiber Covers 13 | Enjoy modern interior beauty~:and protection in your car at a budget price. Easy to clean, ‘long wearing plastic- coated woven fiber on seat and backrest. Lustrous rayon trim. In red, blue or green patterns. Now, Ride as You May ee with 3-wheel 24-inch ~ Craftsman 22-inch Rotary Power Mower ony $69 $5 DOWN Aluminum die-cast housing, front, side trim. 3'/¢ HP engine, recoil starter, large wheels, controls on handle. 20-inch Model, only ...... $39 $28 10-inch - @ Side trim along walls and walks © 3% HP. Craftsman engine Seamless rubber in- her tube with strong *yayon ‘ cord. — rein- forcement. @ Recoil starter; direct drive. Hurry in today for this special price. If you've ~ CHECK THESE a SPeciais | got to do an unpleasant job you might just hes..4°49 ines —_ 5 tr ‘Pe as well make it as easy as possible. This pooh gong age ee Pr 24-inch riding mower gives you forward, Reg. 7.98 Heir Clipper .. . $5 Reg. 11.95 Elec. Sander $10 Reg. 69¢ ea. Hand neutral and reverse gears. Hurry in today! Garden Tools ......2 for $1 Hardware Dept. Main Basement ta - oo “ om ee 1 . eee + wht sonar é THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959 5 i 3 . [sitting eset niet in an li Dyst Storms Blamed : [hs line amet o dt Ex-Qvoon to Vit rao! a (chair, playing ruminy, ‘The chair storms. ; Covell ‘went home to/for Mexi idemic e | rt _ BRUSSELS (AP)—Belgiamn's a pvell wen tolfor Me can Epi | Mbigh,[penr‘ld Queen Mother Elleabeth ede ” MEXICO CITY (AP) — a poy mao me blowing wil ‘wilt, Kent at tha ont of ts | oar hn. ot Oe ee al | Lt 5 ee asain Detain oe FEDELE F. FAvRI : Family Service Plans Annual 'U. of M. Dean to Speak, | = ‘end Directors Elected] - ot March 30 Meeting : PWédele F, Furi, dean of the | chook of Social Welfare at the] University of Michigan, will be the| | principal speaker at the annual a ees & wed | Oakland County to be. beld March| ' 30 wt Bloomfield Hills High School. | be \-_ AX OLD FASHIONED LOW PRICED VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! est te alias sable taatinct atinaaiiicinsacieadl vt 5 fe i ff one Ae +S Ves me ESS EZ) : BUILT-IN FILTER ‘ eaived jis bachelor of arts degree| ) of « ga gs Fraps lint full-t Atter serving four years ag ai- | — . FAMILY-SIZE 10-LB. CAPACITY ment of Social Welfare, he went | Ce Fer the largest or the smallest family — te Washington to serve ag senior & E F z 7 lee of the Library of Congress, | ’ . 100% AUTOMATIC dF dent of the Council on Social Work | he Ge : Penne oO! 2 8t and forget 1 a ih : The purpose of the county Fa | Delivery ‘ 3 : | ‘KENMORE WASHER ie aa EU al ze iii aii iii aaa il 3 4 Washer Installation —- . < sy pomsing =atAh Wl tay : , Now At This All-Time Low Price and preserve wholesome family) ; : life. The agency offers counsel to! hi serine also shares inj] : Buy Our Low Priced * =atae cee] fi KENMORE WASHER between the community leaders. ‘nea — will ri : $ Balance on Sears ninth annual meeting 5 DOWN agency. Easy Payment Plan ot ta tend at Oe $5 DOWN Pras, ay oe er peta Balgnce on Sears Sebert Snyder will the , Eesy Payment Pian ~~ ‘games of new beard Wringer Washer features new treasurer’ repert eome ew cuto ‘ene John VW. phe nthe fast baie 5 ‘pulp .. “new i ing director ; the Pontiac area skirt styling, urry in today Chamber of Commerce. fer this exceptional buy. * ~ i in alas oon = Teachers, counselors, friends of the agency, and all those who are interested in knowing thore about), the Family Service, have] | “ Coldspot Chest Freezer Stores “ Lhs. of Food @ Check the Feotures e Smee the dl pace saving, ak chest type freezer with pre- SHOP SEARS = cold Geant Top inished with ipdbetc baked enam- Scimeatret| Matching Kenmore Electric DRYER and Andover roads. . es Following Dean Fauri's address} @ Buy on Sears Easy Payment Plan $ there will be an informal reception rele be served by volunteers from se »* Dryer has New Look contro! panel Birmingham Junior 1 ee A modern, full-length control panel on this | endipms: Kenmore Dryer with such a sensational low take-home price. Feature space-saving cabinet, handy Load-A-Door safety shut-off, ' dian Lou Costello left most of his el; use as work table. Popular for small kitchens and for estate, val than $200, ork t ton km daush FRI. & MON, —™erous commercial applications. - The will was filed for probate NITES ‘til 9 . ' "Appliance Dept. ,,. Main Basement in Court Wednesday Cos- ‘* tello, 82, died March 3 of a heart ; attack, - y 30-Inch Kenmore. tok Electric Range | . \ With BIG 24-in. OVEN tH | ASQUARE }] 91.tuch Medalist Portable TV 17-Inch Meteor TV for Low | Kindy teen styles | | Coverall: diagonal) C :T, Bn e Lerger oven than any petemee oo nd: ost amily tertainment Stipe acne Sa | | ak 142 | sq. In. $9 4. ‘ e ny ti ga i weweble. eree '$5 Down ps ©@ Fast heating ynits, 7 iewgble- area ree sa world of ‘entertainment Sees for your - a . beam ergot stearaay Te ect ade conte Homov : ee nal | ale F 1a 810 able _— glase for eine penne. _ experts 4, i @Nationally-advertised poy eee rw,| “We've experimented -|sorts of hormone sprays and other| 4 by two British doctors. — things’ to delay the. bloom,” he| They are studying closely some said. .‘"They don’t do much good. [50 crew members: whe volunteered |} } “A few nice, warm days—and/to act tion, | HARTFORD, Conn. (UPD—Rep. Plain Road English ANOTHER NEW SERVICE AT BARNETT'S! NOW ... ONE HOUR FREE PARKING © WITH A $2.00 PURCHASE Have Your Parking Ticket pec ow at the Office at . __Fime-of Purchase __ Festival weather . | i OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 Mondey through Saturdey | 3 E i AL Leading the Easter Parade! ee nent. stores . ot 7: every boy and : @Top-quality workmanship “@Newest colors, styles @Childs’ 812-12, misses’ ; , . 12%-3, infants’ 3-8 A z | Little girls’ favorite patent swi- _ vel straps with tapered toe, rayon faille lining, duo-life sport soles. Sizes 844 to 3. = Look! 235 Famous Dunbrook Luxurious, All Wool imports, We repeat—beautiful all wool tweeds wi PP OK CAVE / 3 Z : F ; ais = 63 eel < i . : 2 & $s ts ANITE SUITS | All Wool Hard Finish Sharkskins By any yardstick of values, — A Terrific these are truly outstanding! ~ Here you'll find just the suit you want in your cor- rect size, choice new pat- terns. And they're all hard finish. The kind that holds . the crease so. well. Bring the Mrs. tomorrow and get yours for Easter. Extra Panté to Match If Desired Ur ~\ | | ; DO a | BUY NOW—TAKE 12 WEEKS TO PAY! You Don't Need the Cash! EREMRSGtag That Wear Like Leather Suit for Only S , SALE! 369 Secuues Dunbrook 7 Blue Gabardine. SUITS Dress Up for Easter There’s nothing dres- F You can't ask for a ~ micer suit or a better § suit, they're tops! The kind it’s a pleasure to wear, makes you feel so well dressed. A complete selection in all sizes, so we can ‘ suit you to a T. Get yours today! - Remember—You Don’t Need the Cash! ent wn) / oF _ See Sau Mou Saue / repress STUDENTS’ ' | SUITS SIZES 15 TO 20 Tweeds, Sexonys, Velours $50 to $55 Values Authentic University Styled & ’ at a price you can't beat. Be sure to All wool flannels now so popu- E see these before you pay $50 or-$55 * # lar on the campus. Perfect for te 4 elsewhere! See them Friday or Sat~ Easter Sunday and all occa- Bs unig pe ! You. can’t save money —_, A grand buy ‘at this low. “e. | ; Girls’ black buck Gum : ~~ a _ . ain Infants patent, white leather Drops _ wit foam crepe ai 2 aint drape, rayon {sill soles. Sizes 815 to 3. : JOIN THE CROWDS—COME TO. BARNETT’S TOMORROW—COME AWAY WITH ONE OF THE BEST SUIT BUYS YOU EVER MADE! ‘ ‘ Open Friday and Monday Nights ’til 9 P. M> » ’ 49s = ads 7 ~*~ 4 Lil boys’ Tru-Glide sole ox- | , Ah sou ome . rsd Mek oe bees | feck _ fish tack ; eS ela vi E N $ S Hi 0 RE leather. Sizes 9-3. Save! ‘ _ leather. Duodife soles. 314-6. : : L game 08 Cosh! No Cor Tod y! | ; a . punt Toda » RIAD TL ¢ » \erTp | / | ' n Your Accoun 150 NORTH SAGINAW’ “ Open a Federal Charge Account! _ Buy now, pay later. Just say “CHARGE IT” . | bd 4 r , ) N R PEt GINA\ ae ae be 7 ee : i. aa ' ee foe es £ : aes F : 4d ee h ¢ : At : i a Na ee i a ee hk sk ee} fed teks cs es es ce ee A Me OO I es es 2 ck ee i ge sk ees ne CE oe Fe eS ee CEs . See, _THE PONTIAC PRESS “maunsbiy, MARCH 19, 1959 the seminary this year, said many Sean ou 20a make education prohibitive t6|word in the four Gospels of the from average-income |New Testament—Matthew, Mark, e Luke, and John. ; He said tuition fees in many) One hitherto unknown saying of higher /quoted by Cullman was: learning have almost tripled since| “Jesus said: If those who lead . you say to you: behold, the king- ely s Museum. in Cairo, ea diel oven ‘The Coptic manuscripts were a Williams Won’ t at 1Run, Wife Says: nd it(Wtitten in the-third-or-fourth cer Silent on Other Plans , Marilyn Worn, Unsightly, but e be banished, _Worn out, said another. -another. tury; but go back to Greek origi cS ale-which are much older,” ’ Cull. Fia. (UPI) — four) But Marilyn is still needed, in i ‘ 4 : cratic presidential nomination, His They I Keep Her wife said she had no idea whether | PENSACOLA, me were et Marilyn is in a heck of a shape, other than the the spokesmen said, and should Always has a bunch of empty | ganizatio * beer cans lying about, said still | Asia. Nancy Thinks Husband Doesn’t Want 7th Term; Mrs. Williams is in Japan a the Wrong.Car bat |Amusing Switch {Appoint High Court (iy Cub. Pack 6 Right Keys Make H dg es Gets Charter, 7 rs J , Says Baldwin Gives Awards | LANSING — Did you ever At its monthly meeting, Cub somebody |SwPreme Court justices should be " iggest Bargaic M Sore 14 Ever | GOODWILL SALE | IMPORTED SWISS WATCHES Fabulous SAVINGS | ses Your Choice 1 YEAR GUARANTEE nti-Megnetic—Shock-Resistent “* “7 >ov= | ‘: CULTURED EWING BASKET OYSTER-GROWN PEARL GOLD FILLED CHAIN ‘Hoyal-Riemington Underwood i FULL SIZED Standard Portables 14 Day FREE HOME TRIAL - Save $22.90 : 59% aie No Money Down aie $1.00 — © Seoboords Crabgress Killer > SHOP FRIDAY and Mondey — til 9 HUGE 25” Rotary with 3 H.P. B&S ENGINE | ONLY. « $49 @ Trouble-free Briggs & Stratton 4-cycle engine e ee guaranteed steel base, bronze ley cine easy terms @ Trims within 4" of walk or hedge @ Comes assembled except for handle _ -@ Side chute leaf mulcher @ New silent muffler a @ Eosy recoil starter Z Adjustable rade wheels WAITE'S HAS EVERYTHING FOR A BEAUTIFUL LAWN... @ Seaboords Lawn and Plant Food e Soabornde Lawn Feeding & Weed Killer e Seaboards Crabgrass Seed Killer ~ @ Regal Organic Lawn Food @ Garden Hose © Lowe Grass Seed ‘@ Sprinklers WAITE’S GARDEN SHOP... ROW IERTATRS Versatile . . . lintless chenille border NO-IRON “AVISCO” | | TEXTURED. THROWS Choir Size ) Sofa Size ‘4.98 $8.98 Machine washable, no - iron preshrunk, luxurious throws with a lintless chenille border: ‘Smart in any room, have many * - other uses, too. 60 x 72” and 72 x 108” sizes, 6 decorator colors! Walte’s . . . Fourth Floor e ial ep a and coef fr mills! @ Limited quantity! @ First quality! @ Easy terms! PLUS Just 3 12x11 100% Wool Beige Rugs...... $75 Waite’s... 12x15 Black and White Tweed. ..... 10x12 Brown 50% Viscose, 50% Weel. .$50 10xJ2 Green 50% Viscose, 50% Wool. .$50 “9x12 Dark Brown Viscose. ........ . .$50 10x12 Gray Viscose —— .$50 10x12 Dark Brown Viscose........... $50 - 9x12 Green 50% Viscose, 50% Wool. .$50 12x12 Beige Viscose .. $50 11x12 Beige Viscose ... $50 10x12 Green Viscose ... $50 New Shipment Just Arrived! 50 BROADLOOM RUG SALE rer Green and Brown Tweed... . 9x12 Brown arid White Tweed. ...... - 9x12 Bleck and White Tweed........ 12x12 Green and Brown Tweed.......$! 12x12 Brown and White Tweed. ...... 12x12 Black ond White Tweed........ 12x15 Green ond Brown Tweed .. ereey * et * $8 one @ © seit Clean your rugs at home... the safe, easy, economical way - BISSELL- SHAMPOO MASTER 4 Watte’s Housewares . ... Filth Floor 7 "DO-IT-YOURSELF WALLTO-WALL vissll at aid CARPET KIT in 11 soLaes 188 56.99 ~ 5 Ft. by8 Ft, Size... -“sh99 Waite's Your Floor @ aud dui your Kraft pattern to fikkathen cut your plush pile tufted © tug!’ Keeps bathroom floors warm. for winter . ~ decorator touch. Lockstitched latex backs; pre-shrunk:; moth: . Wise — washable. You can cut scatter rugs, ‘too! ae ee one a . gives that \Nadowski, Dan Edgar’ oh OR i iN on loa ARCH : : : z i a Ti it cts eee Hf itl i248 ot 7 i " S : gE i | it We AL So oie g F : : i 2 g g i i i 5 1 Z = ei i 2 : 3 i i ad Pats er | i seh iii * hic d ii i ™ F E E H HH, eral i ie - i et i s 4) Fs E g' ? E ¢ : A! Es il i zak iis j i FEELi tf iit i! tt | g? 2 § of | over, (Copyright 1959 by Guideposts) Crazed Man Holds Mother, 3 Children - Baldwin's 1955. model car. Baldwin wag left tied up in the family’s Uf i 5 i ‘i i é ie : i a #8 fi E i f fore attempting any work, I simply| mentioned that Hartmaii turned the day over to God, offered| said, “Maybe we should Him the vehicle of | i i ag* ii ai ol z »| Ketzler,..in leaving the court- house, --diselosed to the same {reporter that, ‘'I guess I shouldn’t have'told about the remark in the | Further, he said he felt at the attempting -. save eg cleaners. [Battle Clouds Form. Over Airport-Aid Bill}. WASHINGTON (AP) — House Democrats aiid Republicans budget battle likely to have reper- |eussons in ‘next year’s election It’s over a Democratic-backed bill which calls for Republicans ate backing ‘a bill following the President's recom- mendations. and providing for a four-year outlay “of 200: ‘millions for airport development. They already have served notice .|that they will demand a separate roll-call on their measure to -de- termine, in the words of GOP Lead- er Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, “who the spenders are.” Democratic Leader John W...Mc- Cormack of Massachusetts told the House there will be a roll-call vote «on the Democrats’ bill ‘‘and it will be interesting to see’ how Republicans, vote.” url te «|. OPEN 1 FRIDAY Stissievtopl oo tor ue | WIGHT “til Agricultur- 9 p.m. = 108 NORTH Sé |Firm Selling Ir n Ore» | at Last Year's Price squared off today for’ another vice president, said substantial tonnages of Lake Superior iron| police ie oe Se livery. He pointed out that the ‘company has absorbed increaséd/ of|Bbor, rail and vessel rates since the last price increase two years ago. Z Mite Biggest Set ever oft he . BREAK- SCREWDRIVER oc VODKA ‘Maybe you like your vodka in orange jvice...ond Gimlet'{1 part Rose's Lime Juice to 3 or 4 potts t sure you both use smooth "Smisnoff...and have it your own. woyl FREE nocets Silverware Set wy drawer chest. 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Poole, nth eet Sa : EASTER SEAL CHILD — Five-year-old ‘ard “Dickie” Driessegaker, Oakland County's * Easter Seal child for 1959 who was ‘bern without ~oarms or legs, gives a big ‘smile to lécal leaders Would Control N uclear enchant X-Rays Propose AEC. for State LANSING W—A new move was under way in the Legislature today . for control of atomic energy and radiatio’ from giant nuclear re- actors down to shoe-fitting x-ray devices. J * * A bill submitted by Sens, Perry W. Greene (R-Grand- Rapids) and Gariand B. Lane (D-Flint) would tse as ite chief instrument an Atomic Emergency Commission Hundreds Fee = Montana Flood. j= Hard Hit as Ice Dams Yellowstone River GLENDIVE, Mont... — Ice gorges damming the Yellowstone River today sent flood waters roll- fng info this oil town. Hundreds of stern Montana oilfield: se trajlers were eat nelay) on higher ground in a swiftly or- ganized mass evacuation. Flood levels rose and ebbed as ice gorges formed and broke loose. Upstream and south of Glen- dive, a nember of farm homes _were isolated by flood waters. “Thousands ,of acres were inun- dated, Jt°was the worst flood for the area in more than two dec- pales. "No casualties were reported. The historic “Yellowstone is carrying to the Missouri*River the melt water from snows which have! covered vast areas of eastern Mon-; tana prairies with 12 to 18 inches only a few, weeks ago. Since then daytime -temperatures have climbed into springtike 50 and 60 degree levels. : The Glendive Marine Club was pressed into service as a working disaster organization and rescued many by boat. * The Yellowstone River reached $42 feet above flood level at Glen- dive. At one time there were four fee gorges. One at Fallon caused a sudden build-up of eight feet of Weler. New Toys Way Out _ NEW YORK. (UPL) — The. toy industry is placing emphasis. this year on atomic energy arid outer space, You can buy junior every- combvest of these five state delegated to various branches of government. terests in the seyeral fields. children of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Belsky of 28445 Sutherland Rd., was found .smothered iti. the air- tight bag which became wrapped * lever his head, ‘ poses and radiation protection, © It would have exclusive author: ity to appreve or reject rules and regulations regarding radia- tion that any other agency of the” state might wish to state volving matters of disease control and protection of the public health The Water Resources Commis- sion would oversee waste disposal procedures affecting public waters of the state. . GOVERNOR'S CHOICE The commission chairman would ey designated by, the governor. The chairman would be charged with the responsibility Bi) a advising..the governor on all © energy matters, dealing a School Boar d ’ Studies Costs | Monday to Discuss .jand faculty: members has been | |scheduled for Monday at the + teachers’ request, at which time ' |the latter have* said they will < }present their proposals. Final es i, -+week's total to—3,729.— Prepares. for Meeting] Teachers’ Salaries CLARKSTON — The Board of | 1Education_is presently studying aj _fdetailed report on the financial) _ status of the Clarkston School Sys- A meeting’ of the school board The financial report was pre- ’ in. spite of the hazardous state aid program. ? The fourth. and fins polio clinic sponsored by the Pontiac Council of Parent-Teacher Associations this week is being condutted today at! Owen Blementary School, 43 E.| Columbia St.;.from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to $ p.m. Yesterday, 1,282 ‘received - Salk vaceine shots’ at» Bethune Ele- mentary School, This waa the cae . Sane Public Safety is “Tee andetiig Wad teiendly end JACqUELINE WATSON The betrothal-of their daughter, Jaequeline, to Harold Young is -announeed - by. - Mr.-and — Mrs... John R: Watson of 944 E. M87, Holly. The fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young of 2319 §. Fenton Rd., Holly. No wedding date has been set. © Ways Discussed fo Better Board Police Representatives, Mayor's Group Would: imppeee Trial Plan Tbe Mi wee! s Committee to the. Trial Board met cooperative,” said Harvey M. Johns, newly elected chairman of the committee, which has the job of recommending changes in Trial Board rules and procedures that could be put into effect in case voters repeal Civil Service for po- lite. at the polls-April 6. Each polio immunization “shot cost $1. Any county resident over the at ot eer aN tos % with federal agencies and other ; states, and submitting annual || reports to the governor and the secialatare. | The bill would reqitire registra-| . the health commissioner would have the authority to make exemptions by rule from this Under the Greene-Lane ‘plan, ;tion of all ‘radiation sources with enforcement functions ,would be/the State Health Department. How- ba in- For example, enforcement in- requirement. rat se cboah Golf © COLUMBUS, Ohio “UPI — Rep... Richard . Metcalf: pe caddies be exempted” from a $1 hourly minimum wage bilf during hearings on the meas- ideas ure, “It, would ruin the game of | “by speeding it up,” he ex- plainéd. Promoted to Air Ferce Staff, Sergeant March 1 vas: Donald E. Herron, husband of the former Elaine Baker of Pontiac, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Herron of 48 Coleman St. Stationed at Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Oscoda with the 412th CAMERON, Set. Herron will make |< Plastic Laundry Bag Kills Southfield Baby SOUTHFIELD—A plastic laun- dry bag caused the death of a four-month-old boy in his crib here Jast night. a 2 2 Jeffrey Allen Belsky, one of two News. ok Seivice Personnel the Air Force a career. His wifé, and infant daughter are —_ him at Wurtsmith. Navy Lt, Thomas K. Jones, hus- band of Mrs. Barbara A. Jones of 62 Myra Ave., and son of Mr, and Mrs, John A. Jones of Chattanooga, Tenn., has returtied to the United States after being stationed-in Ant- arctica as part of a Naval support unit for the International Geo- physical Year, . At present. the couple is in Davisville, R.L, where they will | be until April 15 when Lt. Jones | reports for duty at Charieston, The mother discovered what had happenéd when she went.in to check the infant’ at 7:20-pun. She had the -tot—rushed-to William: Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, where he was pronounced d dead on thing from the scale-model of an| arrival. atomic generating plant to a- jet peat crash helmet. The parents did: tiot know how Choirs Win Highest the bag ahah into the crib. Ratings sg PNH and Wat terford Tops: " More than 700 phcias ous leh schools throughout Oakland County’) competed in a choral contest at Pontiac Northern High School yes- results al! Seottvrtes by the ‘Mietifgan Vocal Assn., first) relnge were awarded High A Copel Choir, _ Hills High Mixed Choir, Waterford Township Girls Glee Club, Milford |later, Meier _ High ‘Mixed . Cholr, Waterford Township Boys Glee Club and Ox- ford High School Mixed Choir. * RS : The group represented ‘the north, prvom tegen 8 division ratings. will be iP Whats i in a Name? “RUTLAND, Vt. (UP)~Harry> H. le 23, ee toon na t Pleas lg ~jhis new. puppy.: | Yesulting Rm thn fliness. : York i May 14. Heart Surgery Success, Boy: Plays Happily. ' Today was the firgt-time in his life, that 11-year-old . Gary" Goans could ride. his tricycle in ‘thé ‘base- Tent of his home -and’ diay” with “Gary the: son of Mr.’ dina ‘Mrs. Earl Goans of 564 Granada’ St., came home: yesterday: after sgpend- ing 20 days jn -Henry Ford’ Hos- pital, Detroit, following «a = heart operation. A Ay xoiten’ ot rhagaaplibe” ever: four years ago, he has never attended: school because of the peor heart condition he has had, ike: to: Dedicate Center . anmodnced| for ‘Arts in, ‘New York N (UPI)—President “will speak in New' The White House said the Presi- dent will attend ground-breaking ceremonies for the Linedin Center T|for the Performing Arts that after- noon and speak -at a science sym- coms, “Me open heart opeiation,.a# i} is Called, ‘took five hours. of the ditt Gao edie agol" was to «lose a hole in a valve of the heatt, + S.C. Mrs. Jones and their two sons Will live with him there. JONES ‘BARBER Navy Radiorian 2,C, Henry P. Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth S, Barber of 9415 Whipple Shores Dr., Clarkston, has been commeiitied by Admiral] W. I. Mar- tin, Commander of Aflantic Barrier} “able to attend the meeting. Rejects Appeal \| ‘Flannery Insane First Degree Murder} Conviction ls Demanded of Prosecution HILLSDALE (UPI) ~The. state Prosecutor Robert McIntyre, in his final arguments to the jury, declared that the defense claim phrenia, or split personality, was not sufficient to prove insanity. Mcintyre pointed out that the defense psychiatrist, Dr. John M. admitted that nner that most states establish as‘ rule that Flannery suffered trom schizo-|.|- + Pag preps apt Perego | MY Royal Oak Man | Orders New Van Agrees to Pick Up Tab for National Company to Carry Load _ : A Royal Oak man is rush- _ ing aid to the bogged-down Michigan 59ers en route to Alaska. 2 The caravan’s 1934 mov- guess I have to see it through,” said Potter. The two roomed together at the) soll ne 2 ee ee Spe a ee ‘He said, “All of us have certain| edtild | Neitling was beaten to” death rave Civil Service.on the: ballot, the} PPOA announced. it. would fight to ‘retain the act. Fraternal Order of Police, was not! “The FOP is not taking a stand Service,” he said. “We are not taking a. stand on any political issue, since ours {sa fraternal” _ organization.” aes , * ‘This includes the battle between Eastman and Herbert W. Straley, Johns announced his committee! ”: ‘would meet. with the officers again]... next Wednesday before disclosing: ‘its recommendations. James Laffear, president of thet one way or the other on Civil |any eS committee “ aeration” ven careful COM traits of schizophrenia. There are|hoth attesding Thurston High 4 —, Ivety tow irowshr 9 echteaperenia ecko okt Tes, Byrgeston » Stimson said he ~had been |that have noes cage Seen: See peee >) asked by Eastman to make ne | cage.’ School. ‘| comment on the miceting. Gale |— ‘sald. he alse had ng comment, , since the committee had request- ed that any announcement con- - iced Stricken. Fami ies. : Tt.was the PPQA tha att te) er: 7 e ;won Civil hence ae a eek it, Get Nei 6 | | dors : Aid ever objections of the City Com- 2 | Aes as fe: Dryden: b Lafnear said. - But Secret Was Theirs | Forces, for... devotion to duty in keeping “with the highest traditions of Naval service. ee The commendation wails made | in recognition of the key role he ; played in maintaining .the vital” conimunications cepter of . the. ferce in .a-fully operating: status during . a period ‘of adversé Weather which ‘curtailéd other”|*) ‘Au’ 4he time. there” were’ ‘endl {singing Sams.” ithe etie ot -wid-time: Yadlo €8:- Sono Sak etme of tien «7 ae attivities. at the’ U. 8. ‘Naval Sta-, Us 55641185, On. “AT o1et’ ARB Oth: INF... 2nd Armored Div., Fort Hood, Tex. ‘DUFFIE As far as is known, Alaska’ has only one true deer, the Sitka black- ss wey vol vom sega him ing. u speed-jposium at the Waldorf Astoria that night, ’ ' tailed deer, aX ee ee NS oe a ae a oe Meenient "i oy raised rvtolbeaaal Cine on distributors” ee sigect to follow with similar| price hikes, Gasoline: elves: in -the area Went up 1.1 cents @ crease will raise the average price ‘peo j ah 8: Se tN Two Played ‘Singing Sam’ ight. Yocum, tn rete, youre Sueni hens tor at the Birmingham Conserva-| nq tory of Music, died Tuesday night) W ‘west radio fame 30 and more years > ee aoe shy ie are it,” Mrs; Yocum added. clot D. of Los. a few weeks ago. The, whe rigge boaey bed Manley Bailey Funeral Home of regular to. 31.9- cents..a-.gallén| in Birm ya ea ae sen sage the duplication te in. Veterans Hospital at Dearborn. He was a ‘Singing Sam’ of Mid- ago. That is, he was one of two of *Bat the sponsors: never knew ‘'§ ‘survivors include a son, ingeles, Fu- id from m tomorrow hing bur. eee tae sustand iain etd arvi boye—Gerald,S; Rob disaster, are rallying: to ele tes in /|ner of an upstairs room to estape) -|the fire they set with their ge sons if a fire Tuesday, have] © Birted a dtive tor: er tthe) 7 family, .* ; moth- er’s. cigarette lighter. -7 i if Es ’ % Ef ~ 2 fe 4 g £ ‘i ¢ 3 “fF Keego » Club to Hold Rummage-Bake Sale. Plenty of Sicertive’ MONROE, Wis. (UPI) — City officials were reported confident today that voters, snowed in pat this month, would approve ma first snow- ” Hos ‘Ever E Freeze neountered ~ SAULT STE. MARIE ~The U. He) ; | the of the upper end of the Soo locks. This tapers off to. 22 inches at the lower gates. A trick of nature this has 3. D. Bouchard, locks super- charges - tntendent, od enemies that he was a Sony teinaie te fine ot cao the Hawaii statehood ‘cause. _ [his Capitol office. with the result that the ice hed | "1 had faith in the intelligence| He was married in 1931 to Bea- no insulation and It “froze déep- |° the People of Hawaii,” Burns|trice Majors Van Vleet, a former er than usual.” * < a they would un-|Army nurse whose great uncle, : ... jderstand the reason for what was|the late Thomas Majors, was once Bouchard said Aprii 15 is a 308-/being done.” : ~ _ |Heutenant governor of Nebraska sible date for locks opening. With Alaske in, sbd Hawaii stiliend chairmen ofthat stete's, Ra-} : . ——- ..__jout, Burns was re-elected to ajpublican party. Stricken | | About a fourth of the states have|second term last November, [polio in 1995, Mrs, Burns is-still a| . organized programs to preyent air) Burns, nearing 50, is a lean six-|wheel chair invalid. They have | mn ie 2s footer with gray hair fringing a'three-adult children. | ee eee as Handsome felt hats by _ © Powerful Console Chassis. £ WN TO EARTH | NOW GOING ON AT FRAYER’S ‘LOOK AT THIS BUY!! se A Beautiful General Electric Console TV Featuring: | _ ~ ¥.. . @ Slim Silhouette Styling © A Choice of Finishes : @ Front Sound Projection © Up Front Controls ai its ee i = — “Ze __ GENERAL © Plus Many Other Feotures = With Trade ‘JUST IN TIME BASEBALL This Beautiful @ evectaic TELEVISION with trade SET DOWN o 99%. - 7Q° —sFREE gh PARKING } FURNITURE and APPLIANCES | 589 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 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No wonder. more and more Oakland County men aré making Osmun’'s “their igo when shopping for a special occasion or for that matter, any occasion atall, | : pee ae Se “Our success is measured by : your satisfaction” Z % TEL-HURON CENTER. DOWNTOWN PONTIAC ) ENTE "Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. Sat. ’til 9 P.M. ~- Open Mon, Fri, ’til 9°P. M. ~ i y ‘ FE 4-0526 pebiad a “NOW YOU'CAN PARK FREE AT BOTH OSMUN’S STORES ~~ | z i " ' 4 a ‘ TRL ee WOE A Oa eA GETS, ee GRS Pee Me Te ; er : : = oy : d t f Pee ee ie te Ne a ee a. a ee Le “ae Oe epee or eet . oe ess Ses ee eae om ope rae ae ye ¥ ee araenle ee Ses ie diadad ~/’ prices. Choose from all wool tweeds, basketweaves, Nylon Corton, 3 to 14.1.99 wares & peerless pastels, smart flannels. Full textured , i: mess fabrics: Clutch coats, slim, tapered oats, new 3.99 GROUP GIRLS'~ back interest coats, big collar coats. Every new Easter color... navy, red, blue, beige, EASTER DRESSES . nt te grey and checks. See them now. 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Sizes _ Sizes 3410.96, colors. 29 to 42. 4 to 14, ‘e es es a a White Shirt ond Tle Sets..)...0c0cs00 98 Washable Dress Pants se cestewesene ei ROD ee ° , I ae 4 Seah Bee el ee Sas # 3 ; 2m = = for Menic , Illness [fe ie istate today is the job of a conser: ~»: (Officer Kills Pal of Convict Brother it E HE : fhe i 33 23 us a if : : sf : | il tt ‘HBG i i i : it hE f ellie 6 Mi oy. AR ug SE, AM cy MM wom e., ee cE : | i i d i Fi f d E; : i 7 ~ i \ - te 7 it a5 gs se i j : : Fel 1 i Li : 9 O34 iF: * ee ui, SOMO Tge tS ff / Vh44 cr 2 F 1 +5 z z Z i : z i ifr aha Er Fe Fs i. Ue a" g& a Fre gf : SODA NEL ge . i E § i i 5 f ai 2EE | § a Fa ih i i i § | af Fis rf : f : r : : | i i | ; E | | KLEENEX TISSUES BOX: OF 200 SHEETS f : "i gE ute Ey H “ 4 i F a I i F i HARTFORD, Conn. (UPL — A| _ Another Gage Moore listed was Province. Would Bar that of a S-year-old woman, so ‘ ~ fire was blamed on faulty wiring) distracted by voices‘ only audible |Picketing Its Offices same| car recklessly and wanders bare- | VICTORIA, B.C. (AP)—The at- © building by another blaze three| footed in bitter cold weather out- el Sitch Come. lation to ak I wal 1 hy ve the injunction set é Y Pa : <> ss, weil ‘ oe Ce eS ks a, eee Sey 4 R j - , Mir. Be, ek js 4 * a2 venerentthemenaei “Ponda Assortment, Big . CAMERON $100.00 j Also $200 ond $2475 —~ ‘| Wedding-Ring $12.50 | , ok ee INTRODUCTORY COMBINATION! | Dandruff Killer! A evel Dandruff and - Hehing Scalp! Ait ons FOS LEARNS NOTRE . eepsake Also. $450 and $675 —— | ~ Wedding Ring — $125.00 DIAMOND KINGS Come in and take advantage of our special sale . Of brand new Nationally Advertised Keepsake Diamond Rings. You can choose Keepsake with confidence . . . for every Keepsake engagement center diamond is porton. YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY A PINER DIAMOND RING THAN A KEEPSAKE Matching Wedding Bands - in rs a a 14K Gold: tye 1ShawS MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEWELERS" * CE ARE ig ii, Be ™, ~ WITH PERFUME FREE! — Headache Painst— soTH FOR ONLY eee NEY L: ~ y, : : ‘ | 7 ect ie totia he - : a ‘PHOTO ENLARGEMENT a 0 BLACK “® WHITE YOUR sean FULL YEAR ft 94 N. SAGINAW : TEL-HUROR CENTER pownTown porrus | | | oeeron PLAIRS SHOPPING CENTER cs NORTH-END srorn courren | Telegreph at Huron + 50G0 Dixie oe miele =— Pontiac State Bank Bldg. _KINSEL DRUGS Cleats”, | 6 ERECT TOE nie $$ : sits delenit (Downtown Pontiag) =" Mil Shopping Center ibe a . 4 : | wu y i ° le ca a le I a a te ee ee i ee es a * et eS ; ¥ «3 ‘ ‘ ae ee $ # ee Se ee ee ee Pea Tay PON TLAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959 LAKE ORION—Mrs. Ray (Anna) pg rrsing a8 ‘Jackson St. ont arte eras ms. eur z = ; ‘8 Home. Burial will follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mrs. Ferns died Wednesday at a convalescent home in Lapeer fol- lowing a long iliness, Surviving are a son, Ezra of Twinning; two grandchildren, five great- grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren, MARIO E. C. GONZALEZ KEEGO HARBOR-—Service for Mario E. C. Gonzalez, 25, of Moss St., will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Church. Burial will- follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery. — 4] ! af e as x? fil : sl The Rosary will be recited at! member of the Community Bible | nd Nearby Areas = two sons, Lyle J. of Pontiae and Heights, William of Oxbow Lake, ii John of Oxford sind James ot the ; seta Hicks rata = of Liquor Charge” | George: D.’ Hicks; 52, of WN. Johnson Ave,, was. found ‘innocent of the illegal sale of liquor in a jury trial yesterday before Munic- fipal Judge Cecil McCallum. Hicks was arrested March 5 by vice squad, officers; He. was. at- cused of selling beer Feb. 13 to its 4 11-year-old youth without asking ©. this age at the West Side Canteen, a2 N. ‘Johnson Ave. four times for Oakland Coun- ty. gherits on. the. ‘Democratic Nance Clothing Token From Waterford Home Pontiac State Police today oe investigating a break-in of a Wa- terford Township home in which; more than $300 worth of women's clothing — mostly lingerie—was) taken, The home x 3 2 4 5 i i é HN i E : = Dean of Rubber § Dies “Honorary Chairman of PHOENIX, Ariz, (AP) — Paul Weeks Litchfield, dean of the ‘major part in the American proj Two years later he became in- volved in experimental work with the infant Goodyear concern in Akron. Pod Gold E€ lvory Patterned and % Washable Soltafles iiphoistery Ay a4 Reading nee ES ee STORE WHERE GOSSIP PHONE 3 WAY SWIVEL LAMP | ° a BUY HOW | While data é Prevails “eS => Was s Writing ” OPEN MONDAY. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL” 9:00 P.M. 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/ rs , 2 Pg . : -. “)WENTY-SEVEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, program to make the nation’s first x * * intercontinental range ballistic) _ “I lead a very uninteresting life,” insists TV star Walter. missile operational early next! Cronkite. “My phone isn’t even tapped” . . . Slugger says one| yen. a: jof his schoolmates has some kind of a complex. “He doesn’t Oa air tbe Con it as|gripe about anything!” .... One of Dr. Ralph Sockman’s par- at Oe BaRy ea Te a aay Ce ) | filed by his bright copper / === = 1 — -ANGSTHNING =| Is She Embarrassed 5, lof Civil War —— |iats_,"o emer CNP SUPER. SPECIAL a | asts New.N With Only 42 Carats? lls Buried Today irescd‘n tu ciup waite of coll my Ladies’... Men's «:... Boys’ Fl ohne oN ae. oe oo pre: OP) | | Gare Va. (AP) — They |r". Confederate general, te ; git fe _ AF Hopes to Recover "(By BARL WILSON Se ; faym/|lay John Salling.to rest today inijy . \pys . lie on ae ce “‘Wateeed- Prom Atlantic! wiunne co ce ee ee ee ae meavigee earth of the southwest Virginia lke Will Be Lacking es wr BW HPAI Went Well oso 1 gift Mt tack, doling” abe saide-lttiig wth het ape lame tr 12 youn Williams’ Counsel WM oR, a ) on j ," she sup- home’ for 112 leew ' j : CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. . es, I sent -4 jeweler.” Zs sisters, \Contederate, next-to-last Civil War ‘ae: 14 : ~The Air Force has fired 2 “‘new| & explained, “I don’t vant people to think rn Ene, find, Dem 3. snd. Aiveteran, will be held here auld at] , Cot say kied = Decne. (fi Wwe canny a | . S$: 69 * Jook” Atisg ROM o's Sight t0 4 marrying him for @ ring. Vy, I can buy rings +t *&% * ee eae cratic proposal to urge President ||} SKATE LACES | ATTACHED | 1 oe thee vy or for ‘myself, dolling!” She insisted they still] The father, Pedro Sandavol, 42,|1h0 north Slant, = dozen miles 10) ps eahower to seck Gov, Wil- } me ILL WaT * oa = Deeehic “T seat & hack oe Gel tee © theese On be a te eee *-* *& liams’ counsel on unemployment || ; 3 3 ferent: “I sent it back to get- a bigger burns but was reported) gay death Monday of . pegrenm. #F : oD aijane well-on' W one!” . : [in fair condition. He escaped with 0 eS, Waller Willa Ds, The President Tuesday invited |} ; night’s planned 4,500 mile Jonathan Winters. says concerning [is ables alte after reretIioastn, Tex, another ofthe boys eins one Rica So es reports he'll quit Shew Bis, “Mow would | Samona Sendavel, 38, the mothinet ste, Oe Me Cll cias-ealy the aim meenbers of (10M ‘Atlantie depths for the first tine. A it look if I retired at 332” (He's off to play er, and the other children escaped/ Across a spray of red and white| the executive committee of the les ‘ at aaa bit noun whether WIISON _—_=ihhis home town, Dayton, 0.) ... Sonja erates eng wore liked to Feb itowery sear Salling’s euehet in) Gerereer'n Comteveteg, we You Must Present Coupon With Shoes peng ata be ee eee Sentipnns nt ee ative’s home, er votes com tis eae Paar ee eee ae e -% Te Receive agin pa aroun Se eins Hey, dig this! Art: USA exhibit at the Coliseum next/United States pl —therr gl on Williams oth tee —e ieatiee Wieee te ae pat ‘we S.. S. KRESGE Ss . The huge white cone, a radicaj|Month’ll have nude models posing—for anybody with a padjAtlas missile is made almost| Salling has lain in state since| the Senate Business Committee jj SHOE REPAIR—BASEMENT - . | DOWNTOW change fromthe blunt-shaped de-|@Nd pencil ... Steve Allen says he’d be glad to switch to Mon-/|entirely of stainless steel. early Tuesday. Eight thousand) tossed it inte the waste basket. | ss-aeceseeeeepeE em vice that usually tops the Atlas,|day nights. “With some evenings that are dull on TV, it seems)s ,' — — i FP mp perl erddieberleyenngepimpecgemn py ceoreeges A Ene ET ’ : . be on same night at the same ye ‘should go on | ae Sy =e es i sola . from a pool of swirling flame and n: » are ay. | Be e. -: ag : Z e oe satniay 66:20:28 Soe alt hou: be barely peetnga i SOR 48 South Saginaw Street - - - Pontiac ) shoot in 21 months was to check * x * : Se oe ees Sere SS ae ee ee 4 Sere Pl wi lta oe Se ats oe a PS : OM | g @ brief space|regular.on the Jack Paar show. goes On ag ch 27) ’ / \ 5 ‘ flight at 15,000 m.p.h. and the/and Jack has said he’s “never seen such electricity”. . . Herb, ; IDEAL IN ANY gape es ~.WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN 5 ROO iS xed [oa re-entry frou the |ghriner says “Color TV'll never get anywhere until they issue . @ The “oat a cuated came real gaudy aerials with each set—so all the neighbors can see] = — i. a} ‘ ae i ishioners at Christ Church told him, “Suffolk County is one entific space job start/of the least church-going counties anywhere. Maybé we ought # : : this June with the launching of a'to send some missionaries out to their golf courses.” ‘ 7 vege tote dies ons | — me | Se ro an rou : 4 The 120-ton Atlas also has been ia : satellites . = E 3 telites| THE MIDNIGHT EARL... a Lana Turner, due here to publicize § from this nation into space as a/|“Imitation of Life,” warns she won't ject Mercury. do interviews “if they ask the wrong previous Atlas nose cofe Te-| a uestions” . .. Jayne Mansfield had ulky |}“try Mathews make up pink wigs for § the her daughter .. . Sal Mineo dated pret- ty Jacqui Haswell. Chicago mining tycoon Rebert described 85) schaefer, who ruined some scenes in § as the missile returns fo/Tunning his motorboat nearby, sent p ther-|/ Frank an apology — mining stock ... 5 sur. TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: At a local ‘* vive the fiery re-entry unscathed.’ 41. 9 guest cattily described an aging JACQUI glamor gal: “Well, it’s probably true that as a girl she was very ‘Noncoronary’ Course young” : to Be Built for Golfers ‘+ WISH I'D SAID THAT: Lou Brecker left on a round-the- | world trip, explaining, “I want to see it while it’s still there.” . . .| Two physicians-are- planning -vhat!7Bat's earl, brother, they call a noncoronary golf (Copyright, 1959) course. Drs. John Decicco and Pasquale Tomaiolo asked the Northboro se-|Oj] Well Firefighter He owns part of the well. lectmen Wednesday night for per-| eo The well in the Torch Field, | ie said they also would need | CRYSTAL cITY, Tex. (AP) —|exptolis, exploded. Tuesday as drill | a permit from the Westboro se-)M. M. Kinley, world-famous oil pipe was being pulled from the lectmen as the course would strad-| wel] firefighter, has a special in-|hole. Driller Joe Whitaker was : lterest in an oil well fire near bere.| burned as: flames shot 150 feet. In which season are newspapers read most frequently? — ' vi“ | 3 17] YOU GET e2 TWIN BEDS eGUARD RAIL AND LADDER ¢3 DRAWER CHEST @ DRESSER DESK CHOICE OF FINISHES = Designed 10 make @ small fede shore ipacious : Sears ‘ : or it can be arranged to fill a large room with ALSO AVAILABLE WITH CORNER DESK | is, suiting beauty ond onlimhed atone oe AND SLIDING this versatile group can be divided between two DOOR BOOKCASE. bedrooms... bed and thest in efe. room, bed Lovely corner group provides and dresser desk in the other. Choice of timed storage space for clothing, Oak or Walnut finishes. All center guided bodks. 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Therefore, advertisers can rely on their audience always being present—come rain or shine, come cold weather or hot, @ # ul’ \ : yu A boas a oe cures a ier oe ‘Goce MOMBAY ad. _ THE PONTIAC PRESS | -Gigite GUTeEIneeemMmO MEL UULICT rrivay Nights ‘ti 9 f ne Pee hae ee lee ae aes ee Cee SEOs AEE \ j « ree Pd : 5 ba . if « ‘ t « d 4 é 4 ‘ ° ; = te . : - 1 ‘ am ; bid f M ; rF me » F q ‘ ‘ ‘ ? : , : bi (| exe : * \ , be : ~~ ; pee 8S os ; * : . Get Poe 8 ee ee ee ey ee re ee eS ee nee i ee ee ee o. eee since 60 days OM &liess pay aid bill than the three- ae Graik driving conviction ts 191. month extension just voted hy the Terror Network En House, , bg N Shanghai Gets Flowers McNamara told this to aewkenes ALGIERS (AP)—French author- yesterday after 18 |Wetnesiay. “there” arent going| 40 Extend Help trees and flowering shrubs haveldecide on strategy. ‘The school Michigan; | and a mosque in the heart of thejbeen planted in Shanghai, its/senator declined to go into details| ; Casbah. : largest city. : as to what the leadership might| h B.F.Goodrich TIRE)s== zm me : for That : ~ EASTER TRIP. | tee oa BUY THE... tems trond oe THAT COMES [=== Gr = = his | House-Passed Measure a appeared for a| WASHINGTON’ i — Sen, Pat} — hearing as @ result of/McNamara (D-Mich) says the! _ , FT aadin | The 18 Senators met after Sen. - siti "Harry F. Byrd (D-Va), Finance public hearing LEARNING THEIR ROLES — Teachers at Isaac Crary and John D. 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The players and) but I got him to settle for a club) | sandwich big“ breakfast |- would he ever be permitted to Use & can opener. * * * In his researches, the senator et ee = If these restrictions: seem a lit- tle silly, remember that the Babe's very fie livlibod depended = Black- -Light Traps Catch Beetles research service at Geneva re- port that traps using fluorescent : black light as bait promise much I tried to play golf with himigiq to scientists in - realized thation grassland-destroying European my duffer play ruined his own €Xx-|chafer beetles. their war Use of this insect-attractant light ine areas. to capture the beetles is considered a definite breakthrough in the search for an effective means of determining the extent. of infesta- tion and the need to establish Black-light traps tested last sum mer captured up to 70 times more adult beetles than chemically baited traps. The light traps caught about 114 times more females than their response to light. 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GRAPEFRUIT Pre-Easter Reis: Se cst ‘ s5¢ Soo MORTON’S Frozen PARKER HOUSE 33 sistas asthe fey IN at Columbia . 9:00 A.M, to, 9:00 M. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A. M. to P ee f DEL MONTE take { _SWEET hs "DEL MONTE — Golden SWEET CORN STAR-KIST — Chunk Style TUNA Fish MRS. “OWENS —_ Pure PRESERVES. Strawberry, Pineapple, Peach. Blackberry _U. 5. Gov't Greded Bede = c % RB b. PET ERS — .“O-K" Brand SLICED. BACON U wide -ttll they ase only a quarter low heat,|of.an-inch wide then twist all the rn ar Attach to the cup with Paso ates le See: Meisel ces co ove, cise . Clothes, undergarments. Be wise—always use Roman Bleach, the bleach that kills 3 germs on contact. It whlitens clothes as be - it disinfects—no extra work. now available in the flavors, Strawberry, Raspberry. Ji Cy r gsc ik FL FF F 8 | i Hit 5 : at ] : aR i | i. : x gee * GREE : th f ifeetedit =] rt Bu { i | i = to Serve This Meat Loaf 5g i pace sare weak volt breed erum crumbs (lightly wud ae “3 £ ‘Make your favorite soup taste better with fresher, flakier Choice Quolity Beef CHUCK ROAST Apples, Noodles. Dress -|Browned Ham Steak j F F > atRe i products is a ‘kitchen ‘on edhe cpg a all kirids of weather , from a cool summer salad when the tempers casserole [secs Ating wid te me aes | : Sunshine Krispy Saltines. Good “Krispy” flavor out-tastes them ’ all! the Saltine of 1000-and-1 Uses me. om. HOT t :.* POTATOES Michigan Lbs. | 088 BRING ri AD AND GET... rn a) ams pl ene 1 PORK K STEAKS junc bole wate Pan-Ready cag noodles fae 4 ir a ras co, | FRYERS place on heated noodles, undrained a: maining ingredients to = Pork TivER ath, lads: seek. Shchee 4 eee ings, VU. $. No. 1 ra ba ‘ONIONS. Cooking 10 = 49 EGGS U. S$. Grade A LARGE 39 POUNDS GROUND BEEF eateae 608 W. HURON | (Limit) “ POTATOES PASCAL CELERY Without This Ad SuNkisT Onances «= 4°] SEEbLESS arapernur = 59’ HEAD LETTUOE ae 2°19 Delicious Idaho 10549 219 Solid . FRESH GARROTS | 2” 15" 7 4 ee ee ae oo Ses oe is ae Bi - cme = * ieee! | = eee go P ee se Be eins 4 i : j 1 + r i fo ‘5 aS ee } _. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1950 SALE DATES . .. THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 19th to 21st GORTaen FROZEN. FISH. ‘CAKES | —— nossa nner ct ne komen mse nate | mer , Vernor's GINGER MEN a ae 6 = 895 \ nn 1 COFFEE Valb. Pkg. t GROUND BEE Boneless Cooked 3-lb. $” Smoked, Canned Ca n s Peter's Fresh or Smoked ee ice Jello PUD DING “= ve ~3~ 25° Lecce — 39: =: Be [ENGR suas 2°" 4g SE eae Ee b. Cold - . , are”, a exe 3 Oo 0 : " FREE 100 3 EXTRA ’ ‘Sliced BACON BUTTER EXTRA @ FREE aon Given ‘Away With Gold Bell Gift Stamps Q)ONNES__ “49°% bt wedi egies at © French Green Beans Finest Pit pl YOUR =§ —- 2 | CHOICE No. 303. 1=- a Cons Stokely’s | © BARTLETT PEARS Fao pa ~ 3 on ; oe & +” * - % « “- os . “ a . ‘ , * ig * 9. * U. S. No. 1 MICHIGAN -CRISP, FRESH CALIF. POTATOES | LETTUCE —THESE COUPONS i ae ha H FREE | 50 EXTRA | | (c= — ——— ee woe ae a \ = we owe. 7 : FROZEN ‘FOOD SPECIALS BANQUET TOP FROST ” Keoken PEAS |POT- PIES Chicken — Turkey — Beef - 1 fb. 2 Es AS: Size Pkgs. WATERPROOF WITH THts COUPON AND ith the Purchase of 2-3 Pack’s of 5 - 99 Fr OOD= DE bem Ve hE a * a pom, Toe, So oo SS) GOLD BELL Gift Stamps | 50-Ib. | HEAD a - anc fe = 99°) 10° || : Ct FREE 50 EXTRA. y « Gale BELL Gift Stamps > I FREE E50" EXTRA GOLD BELL Gift Stamps} With the Purchase ef Any 10 Pound Bag or Larger POTATOES 7 FREE ESO" "EXTRA 4 | ( GOLD BELL Gift Stamps With "the Purchase of 3 Rolls of NS Peter's, J | Ma PURE PORK ) q SAUSAGE ___ im 89° . \uburn Ave. ‘EB S.S3]] af | ; tite FARM FRESH =| Tender, Sliced | eae LARGE EGGS | pork LIVER (alee ti i . é dH izé I f : Bananas have been accused of : f Ss ere me 5 - 3 ge ae SE i : : % “ror geen’ |. th Be: ie one of their Face Qk ae ‘“JUNEDALE BRAND’ by 4% by 3 inches, in 32}-degree cae: oven for 1 hour and 15 minutes, or! a O HANK HALF — wr Ne é x eo. i * until! done. Turm out on rack to | jcool. Makes 1 loaf. | | Just to show you that we aren’t Tina Gbepeebieaphatamaninsagietits sion 4 9 lis qnot er,and ee one, woman fe TABLE KING a. jing chilled or iced. This frappe would be excellent as the light déssert to climax a heavy meal. Pineapple Frappe 1 Mo. 3 can crushed l envelope unflavored cup sugar oup shredded coconut | WHAT A LUNOM — The man who cafries this lunch box looks. | ,,1,"-ounee Dottie lemon-lime carbonated | - forward to fast days! The hearty South “African rock lobster sand- | 3°65 whites { wich is an inspiration. - ; . ' - || . Fast Days Mean Treat _ fieins ue tom Sari i of Lobster for LUNCH fitretrver vinearpie ana cocont my Pg “ty corti antl should be worthjand green pepper. Scrape on on-/bonated beverage. f é a ‘ r ; carrying. It should, it anything, bejion juice, add bitters, Spread mix-| Pour into a large freezer tray or) : s eg > given more thought than any other,|ture on 1 slice bread. Slice rock}loaf pan and freeze mixture until, since it’s apt to be consumed injlobster tail lengthwise and place|mushy. Beat egg whites with salt somewhat unappetizing surround-|2 slices side by side on top of| until stiff. Stir partially frozen mix-|§ - : ings. cheese mixture, Spread mayon-/ture with a fork and gently fold in y ATLAS On fast days, particularly,’ the|Daise on second slice of bread and egg whites. Freeze until firm. | Ib. : breadwinner is ‘entitled to ye make a thick sandwich. Makes 6 servings. } = Fiutfo FLUFFO Tin some loving thought packed into o> BANANAS ' 10: “he cyte nang el Vieat Prices Unchanged; "TABLE KING _ oe ee CANNED FOOD SALE o) fades be one of is | aT Fains in- Produce MIX ‘EM OR MATCH ‘EM He not only has a loving pe When you read that alfred mé@its|doe@ are in heavy supply and © Cut Green Beans @ Cut Wax Beans @re about the same to slightly|price is low. @ Tender Sweet Peas @ Red Ripe Tomatoes . pe Spe am! CSR re Maman te Na od RSM ee | create E E i ri 8 ii Mt if Ez i 5 i E.. EF i i i ; if i [ ill tf} H bs z iT i it ge wl i 2 adel aa . & E g iy E E g i! Hf | ! 3 é i * 2 at food adds before} Heavy lettuce supplies i help ; aye ¥F L gB8 i f ie Eee ! i [ ; ; 7 TABLE KING — ¢ TOMATO JUICE. ss JS || air 5 9 corracr caress 19°| MAXWELL HOUSE =|} ——Quoker Instant <=> COFFEE |; COFFEE a C; | 6 Oz. Jar 59 ? ph yt ge a < 59¢ | Sunshine Krispy _CRACKERS 99° Pound Box We Reserve the Right to . Limit Quantities SUPER OV TV a) ORANGE DRINK 4 @ Beer Wine. ® Liquor t sg I only DUNES Corner Baldwin A Wel 59 ce: Peete ee ee | Sete See BS Se Peres Se ee a ee ee eee See Fi + ae eS Ne Fit ine meereinten tie reece i “* # ey ee ed 2 og a ed jest eee i i eee Pee fee 4 i , 4 ; : a — i : ae 4 ss | = : ie | 2 z Fe _- ; : f : ae ey 7 '_. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959 Serve Two-Fruit Sauce on Dessert Pancakes NEW YORK (UPI) — Try rhu- Combine 2 cups diced rhu-| barb, 1 cup crushed gineapple, % cup light corn syrup, 4 cup sugar and % teaspoon salt in saucepan. Simmer until rhubarb is tender at Wholesale SAVE ot ERIN FARMS | PACKING HOUSE! By JANET ODELL Even the Wall Street Journal mentions the present low price of eggs. It's good news for. all home- makers who rely on “hen fruit” a ist four weeks of Lent, it focuses our attention on staple. Eggs are an excellent an important food) This is a meal that could be served Wee 2S Jee ‘Eggs baked with corn beef hash are not a new idea. But this Meal in a Muffin Pan is, Half of the muffin tins hold nests of corned beef topped with baked eggs. The other half have corn meal muffins; you'll use an egg or two in these. any time. x * * hash nest. Sprinkle with salt and) pepper, ee on package. Fill ¢ muffin cups % full, Bake 15 to 20 minutes, or until *moffins are just golden brown. Serve immediately. 4 to €@ servings. te * * _ The following dish is: delicious to serve for luncheon, You may use frozen aspafagus now and ° the fresh as it comes in. We have already seen some fresh aspara- See eens white pepper Wash and trim 2 pounds fresh asparagus. Cook in 1-inch boiling water with 1 teaspoon salt until just tender crisp, 12 to 15-minutes. Drain and cut into 1% inch pieces. (if using frogen asparagus cuts, follow directions on package for cooking.) Place in bottom of a buttered 9x9x2 inch casserole. _ Beat six eggs lightly. Add 3 eups milk, 14 teaspoons salt, 4 teaspoon ground white pepper and 2 tablespoons chopped onion. MILFORD plier of a nlamber of minerals and) Meal in A Muffin Pan ~ Pres tnys ae Matas ae. Mix well. Pour over asparagus. Diréctions: vitamins. Their low cost is wel- No. 3 ean corned beef hash’ camin pe + = aes : ees QS : coméd who ith OF " , Drive West on né Rd. (M-5e) Tg by _— struggle wi 1 envelope Corn Mulfin Mix spring buffet table. Set in a pan of hot water and cay ter ties aunt Weel (et Nie ee Grease 12 large muffin cups. : bake in a preheated moderate oven FARMS PACKING MOUSE.” ers = 28 Pack about 2 tablespoons of hash) | — = ce . pace | degrees). 1 or until a WATCH OUR SIGNS ON At the present time medium (in botfom and on sides of § muffin) ,(2."°0'to 10 os. eee trosen asparagus|*tife inserted into fenter comes a oon ¢ ROAD _ || eggs are your best buy. Unless |cups leaving room for 1 egg in euts) out clean. Pop undér broiler for you want them for coloring, the jeach cup. Break an egg into each wy ~ inilte a few minutes to brown top. s : 3 * _* A O7.V.£, Deyten, Ohio AUBURN HEIGHTS Paul and Ray's Asland Service 3649 Auburn Réad Russ Texace Service 2198 Auburn Road BRIGHTON Wacker’s Gulf Service 424 West Grand River CLARKSTON — Ragate Bros, Texace 0605 Dizle Highway DRAYTON PLAINS Kroger Super. Market isy0' Dizie Hwy. Williams Lake & Oak Beach Sunoce 5008 Williams Lake Read . FENTON Harvey's Shell Service 1009 Nerth Lerey or beath ‘Levey HIGHLAND Smith's Mobil 106 Center .St. HOWELL Korea eek KEEGO HARBOR ‘Srire, stendant Berztey ‘ . * * PONTIAC (Continued) PONTIAC (Continued) Bob & Don's Gulf Service Th: "9 Service —— — «tect $861 Elisabeth Lake Road reckman's Standsar ervice Vie Rowlarid & Sa: rye San eck a ; 2480 Weedward Our last recipe is for an unusual kind of pancake. It seems a little hearty for a regular breakfast, but for a brunch or a luncheon, it would be different. ~ Egg and Cheese Cakes 4 eggs, beaten 1 tablespoon. grated onion ee amoynts of mixture into hot fat, Brown well on both sides, turning once, Serve promptly with marmalade snl jelly. Makes about 8 (7-inch} O MBAL IN: A MUFFIN PAN — Celebrate Na- eggs to make cornmeal muffins that you'll bake tional Egg Month with this one-pan meal. Bake in the other half of this muffin pan. eggs in nests of corned beef hash- Use more : CRACKER-SNACK F IS NEVER esha bts atin eb latanertinsesiire ee a Cee ae soil 2 Se AO RAIN 2m + SpE. ¥ * . * rae ; oe i “ ' peed PENA PE Paths, Mies : Ebseetcek i Lhe Sao ene once. ae aes lates eemer ot eee Snares See od Bc eae aes Steet at ee oe ae ee ge Sih ea = mz = : 3 t Se Ss. 3 f ¢ A iE ej . Se ae BS # ai ae teat ee ‘3 a ee oe ae pe eee os Sigeeas ae 3 ond es % Colorful oiled Z Fish Steaks ___THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959. . 3 : tes =, 1 to a" r i “ o - x . v eee Flavor i f : iu} HE yeh al and put in mixing bowl. Add water. TE j i : te 1 chopped pimento (about| Lenten Sandwiches * es i ee © Ee | wa ee Es : E i Se on gs } iy oe i a a Be. cle 3 —_— fee | : £ ‘ a crum bs os 7 Cut; marshmallows in quarters! "cave bowls of on | FA Eg 2 i E i [ i cE F S6 3 EB i i & z AE H i F Fa : 5 F ; i 4 g . | Cut the tops trom, frankturter|through and ) meine: bellow out the coun. ill) Latin Flank Siegk separately. Makes 54 servings ii i é A : : g i F apes i ; WE ie £8 Lu | aR , KE is deed | Tender-‘n-Ripe . ELBERTA sie - ‘Pancake Flour 4 dia a & ~< s ° orate Doo) « “ : . * ood eo Saiaea oe * ow iat’) a . Pa “ ) Pa ee. aden, ee » * oe “a ee *. eo ee 4 meee: poraTo curs i awe i 69° i} ‘ —_ TABLE KING. = PORK | ROAST € > is ss . . 4 * oe s*ate cas ss : Kn ." oe, .*, a) P “ = WA, : y ac MUSHROOMS : ¥ ee LE * : . ies - Pieces and Stems o*e. oo 4-oz. Cans eo ey ieee Center Cut PORK CHOPS _HEKMAN’S __, SWEET PEAS: . oe | } a's Re “Fresh, Leen } } : Blede Cut — . = BISQUICK |p CHUCK ROAST : Fresh, Meaty : is 402" Cc pork HOcks 29: Te, Package pb. ee sin atel nO ta? H09, *, eatatet ge ttf, eeeeee KH Pate’, Oatatetetete® esoneeheese.es ee fee Settee td) Sate *slatete staan Roratecenetycssees CSAS RUBY BEE PRESERVES GRADE “A” 3 HOMOGENIZED * STRAWBERRY MILK 9Q5 § ‘tear 21-Ounce Jars a YOUR CHOICE —-EACH COPYR. © 1957 by National Retail Marketing in (Gingelivilley 84 W. Huron—Open Sundays inggllville Shop Rite Morket Huron Friendly Shop Rite Marke % « Wy | | sa] “ok ia | : t eS Pe ee erie 2a Poe ee = F y fe Se | i i eas 1 £ « a’ ; A aad © At the annugl § spring luachean ee | ~Partiamentary ‘Study Club held gotng president, hands Wednesday. afternoon at Ted’s Restau- rant, Mrs. Paul Gorman, right, out Neely. “elles frags Fheles. to incoming president Mrs, Jokn Me. ‘He’ sa “ i Little Older’ Than You, but: ey £ choosy?” par.” I don’t see why— isn’t it?” | 4 “Cheer up, D NEW YORK (AP) — hearing—or overhearing: “How come a pretty girl like you never got sauriele” “Seriously, dear, don’t Bass think you're being too. “By HAL ‘BOYLE Remarks single girls oar cred of “Now, Harry, you can't tell that joke. Remember, not all at us here are marrie * x * “Sorry, miss, we don’t serve unescorted ladies at the - “ee that lond- mouthed sister of hers could land a man, “He’s @ little older than you, but—” “He’s a little younger than you, but—” “J just love your premature gray hair. It is. ais an “Stop grumbling, Harry, and EEO he’s not the only pebble on the beach.” : OP Erraae a Can't 500 i + Sitting at the speaker's table with Dr. Lowell Eklund, director of continu- ing education at Michigan State’ Uni- versity Oakland are Mrs. Dale Nolf, left, chairman of the program commit- tee, and Mrs. Joseph Panter. Mrs. Gray Re-elected by Club Mrs. George W, Gray was elected to serve for her sixth term as president of Wever- Owen-Hawthorne Community. Club when directots of the club Beth Jacob Unit Hears Panel Talk ‘Social Action’ Is ° Discussion Topic at Meeting A “Social Action Panel” was featured on the program when . the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob met Tuesday at the synagogue on Elizabeth Lake road. . Mrs. Herman Stenbuck, mod- erator, gram. Core, former medical superin- tendent of Pontiac State Hos- pital, whose topic was mental health; Everette Spurlock, ex- __ ecutive secretary of the Urban “League, who discussed hous- ing; and William McCarthy, former director of Children's Services for Oakland County, who spoke on juvenile delin- quency. The speakers stressed the ™ Importance of an enlightened community. _ DELEGATES NAMED Announcement was made of the conventiori of the Michigan Federation of State Sisterhoods which will take place April 6, 7, and 8 at Flint. Delegates for the event are Mrs. Nathan Hershfield, Mrs. Sam Chafets, Mrs. Sam Stolorow and Mrs. Harold Chapman. * * * Members of the nominating committee are Mrs. Irving Steinman, Mrs. Harry Arnkoff, Mrs: Irving Gordon, Mrs. Sam Stolorow, Mrs. Irving Schly- festone, Mrs. Eugene Ketchel and Mrs. Meyer Fine. Assisting with the ° meeting were Mrs. Rudolph Hartman, Mrs. Abe Zamek and Mrs. Malcolm Kahn, chairman, as- sisted by Mrs. Meyer Fine, and Mrs, Sidney Shertzer. PCH Students Talk “introduced the pro- __Panelists_were Dr. Ivan La-__ Child Club Hears. Panel * Robert hensiianie, head of the English Department at Pontiac C } : - ontiag entra} High School, ' | ed _a panel sion, when Mrs... Philip Rowston opened her home on West Iro- quois road. to mem _* the Junior Child Study * * * ae Three seniors whose scholas- tic average: is rated outstand- ing, acted as panelists at the met Minty ! = Z i §. > Gatne Night Slated | A Game Night program will: be observed when members of the. Jefferson Junior High School PTA meet from 7 to 11 p.m, Friday in the school, gymnasium. There. will. be prizes and refreshments, : Dr. Whitmer to Talk| Ll: MATERNITIES Hurry! Last Call !! Manufacturer's Close-Out Don’t Miss These Tertific Bargains! Only 400 d- Piece Suits 2.39 to 469 AME By BM Washable: ae The Tie Shop | ee wees FE 2-769) I _ bers, left to right, Mrs, George Watters, Mrs. Leonard Saari, Mrs. John Gemmel and Mrs. H. N. Watson. Women’ s Section Others at $4.99 will flatter the little: ladies. this easter. also available in white sizes 82 to 12 ans A to D _UTTIE BOYS’ SWIRLS Sizes 10 to 3 NEW DAILY | LOW PRICES! ey oa ALL STEREO & Be eo ae Rtn yee ad rm, ture Shoes are the finest, flottering- et “special purpose” shoes young m one-half to three-fourths of an inch beyond feet can wear. Now come in ond let | | the end of your big toe. our fitting speciolists a fan, saigsc Apa Sap eesti show you how really __ fine they'll be for your - po cra . . r a ae ah ; 4 7 2 DECCA CAPITOL, LONDON, MER. which are short _ child. In saddles, in the foot damage the feet strops, ties — for play, CURY. ANGEL and ‘all other labels! Toit cotati ead hea: school, dress, ae Doctor's tions i Reg. 3.98 Reg. 4.98 rang treo rs _ eg tS o we { o “Ve lai “ Rag Reg i Ea eee hints MALLS Tyrpin-Hall 98 3 98 came teigus of edhieg' tags FAMILY deel ° : p -|ase tt es usually DRAYTON PLAINS On 93-0412 : incorrectly fitted shoes. = + HE i { Ai e Reg. 6.98 Reg. 6.98 =| caziusns AnD Comns 98 | eh MARIETTA Stockings ‘which are too short in the foot can pressure points develop, © © -—«- damage the feet almost as much as too-short. shoes. F-) app AMERICAN OFF Pe ee : Revolutionary New Look. ol apes eadeel thous va \Bfitain Exhibits Male Styles With Flare =| a 2 Ree eer ees ee —— a a me ws _ bois woe «rie ot Wa | 2k. ORT (yaar ea SA cedenslg nate | Com rooming $ DIAMOND Needle Special! sta nebiters of sale etytes|*ibtle? things which curl up all) Stil another sported a gray and ls Rewarded tested by Grin- 6” day decreed a néw look for man’s! ‘this was a sartorial snip at the Thoroughly nell's hifi expert! Duotone 1959 Easter suit. Italian line—the short coat and diamond needles protect rec- He bos ords, give better tone. (single tip) re apes © NO PAINTY SMELL © WATER THINNED © 20 FASHION HUE CoLoRs © COMPLETELY WASHABLE © ONE COAT COVERS @ EASY TO APPLY WITH BRUSH OR ROLLER © CLEAN UP QUICK WITH SOAP AND WATER OAKLAND FUEL & PAINT CO. 436 Orchard Lake FE 5-6150 ae poe genses ‘GRINNELL’S, 27-S. 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Rubber Cushions, 73-Inch Sofa $100.00, 4 + nt Love Seat $129.50 1750 Reg, 625 ‘ BABY DOLL GOWN Embossed Scenic. Design | Reg. 8.98 4.50 i | | BRASS FINISH MARARINE RACK i rh $395 = Spek: wha olen : Waltz length and Baby Doll gowns come ; a - in white or pastels. Sizes 32 to 38.and BE : baby doll in S-M-L. Slips come in P73 ge all white in sizes 32 to 40. Gown and 4 450 -Robe Set come in white with pastel trim. ‘Sizes 10 to 16... af ied : ; a : : oO Lingerie — Main Floor ‘ hed, t. a ee : ( | , ; \ 4 4 oy ee : go ; & pC Je, Bort iit 9 _THE PONTIAC PRESS: ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1959 : woot it Wit é ee OST Pontiac Rosdom Chapter of the. Armenian Revolutionary Federation is _ its annual. spring dance-at “9 p.m. Saturday at the Dance planners huddle at a final meeting in preparation for the ARF dance, just to be sure rangements are in order. Left to right are Mrs. George G. ARF Rosdom Chapter Set for Dance John Page and Mrs. Ernest Brou- Glen Oaks Country Club will be the setting for the Pontiac Ros- dom Chapter of the Armenian Rev- How to Launder Luxurious Look Corduroy Corduroy, so popular for covering casual pillows and for draperies and couch throws, has a truly luxurious look. ; * * * . Beneath its plush pile, how- ever, corduroy harbors Rol soap or detergent suds. The method is to shake out loose dust, then put the cor- duroy through the washing ma- chine. If machine-dried, - re- move while still slightly damp. A gentle shaking from time to time will fluff up the nap. Beta Sigma Phi Banquet Slated of Mrs, Carl Leedy on Tilden avenue, The banquet wilt be held at Elk’s Temple.— Mrs:-Gerald.-Livingston-showed the ‘group pictures of a western trip taken on her vacation last summer, Mrs. Robert Owen was cohos-| fe tess. Tables were decorated in a/ #7 St. Patrick’s Day motif. Every woman has a favorite dress. If it's a classic style, have it copied in a silk print or solid color for spring. * Haroutunian, Glen Oaks * refreshments Haroutunian, all the ar- Arakelian, olutionary Federation's 8 pring Coubiry Club. ARF member Robert left, presents a ticket for the-event.to. Frederick C, Ziem, ,, Prose- cutor for Oakland County. ‘ Fa chairman; Mrs. Robert assistant dance chair- man;-and Abe Apigian, general chair- for your block to sport green hair ’ [has lost its-hold-as—the-one—and}- | Stylists Dream Up ‘His-Hers’ Color Rinses Earthmen With Green Hair? You Bet! NEW YORK # — If you hurry, mister, you may be the tirst fellow —or if you like it better, mauve jor apricot. It is not only the latest mode, as evidenced” ‘the hair colors by a simple shampoo. After all, daddy might 38 E i F é g z One of the most interesting in- Organza Fused to Wool, Silk Gauze Makes Debut “Gazar’”’ also made its debut. It has the lodse uneven weave of cheesecloth and comes both in/Ccoiffures, plain colors and in big, watery . iprints with lots of white in the background, This season, sitks made news. (news, taking the place of the ‘slubbed and nubby silks of past Fs aT sbi dks 4 name. in woolen design, who backed his bulky, loose-knitted dark fabries with white silk or- A delectable silk gauze named big, fat curls. _ “It-is a change,” ion Mr. William, a Staten Island stylist, | 7 “trom the short masculine look of | @ last year.” an Mat-textured weaves are also fabulou little ~}esian;-Mrs: “Forosian; Mrs: Mrs- dance Saturday evening. Activities | -her, will get under way at 9 p.m. ts * & : , 5 toi Aa dace, May ws] Don’t Get Married | vided by a Detrolt orchestra, of Out TPatting inte enn dancing “™* AT PONTIAC STATIONERS menian dancing. “Formeriy Browns Bros. General chairman for the event j 4 ™. Sesinaw FE 2-422 is Abe Apigian, assisted by Mrs, ‘= Robert Harcutunian, Ticket chairman ig Berj Gerjikian, MEET for LUNCH ian delicacies will be served, Food RIKER F 4 committee is headed by Mrs Sealtest Ice Cream os Arakélian, assisted by! Popular Prices Mrs. ikan, Mrs, Walter Dak-| “ol Riker Building Lobby 48 N. Saginew St. | BEAUTIFUL SIMPLICITY THE L GOAT » 39.98 New Spring Uniforms for Women in White! SLI) Dacron’ blends and drip-dry cottons. Sizes for’ tall girls, misses, petites and half apes. ‘The Oxford Shop beautifully textured wool Eponge, enhanced by double mock pocket flaps. Notch: collared with side slip 59 W. Huron GHTWEIGHT it’s wrap styled of pockets. Bristol blue, or beige. Sizes 10 to-18. purpose costume dresses. secant hele ie ead Seasons. Cour ; _ Most versatile dress on the spring horizon. Styled for Misses’, Jr. and Women’s Half Sizes. IEoato -* Fashion at its best... jackets in brief or dressmaker ‘fashion and matching dréss. Prints or solids, i crepe, AW SuNT ON SPRING A Whole New Outlook Created by Fashion Accessories BE-JEWELED The sparkling look of crystal plus multi-color in necklaces, earrings, and bracelets. heels HANDBAGS Rich and creamy you like a hi-heel but the feel- i ing’S sweeter. And of . course Corelli knows .. . ee how a bow spices life in the spring... CHROME : HOOPLA on one... WHITE “a PERFS on the string - tied = one (also in Navy calf.) Styled in Italy. + 1295 | Shoe Salon — Mezzanine calf outside . . sturdy i - leather fined, - handy F compartments. Pius 10% Fede, Tax EASTER PATENT Handbags — Mais Pree oo ON THE LEVEL & > like ... . looking mighty .. (eee me coe a oe OPAING COLORS a" Written in a very fash- ionable hand. Cotton bo _tic in black, white, be and high shades. Sizes 6 hd $2 $3 Accessories — Main Floor 8 Alea ee EMPIRE = ne RSI LOOK “Ensembie pr aerate a el ee ee Ce POR ee eee Ce ee eee 8 we ee we cil a ity sh lt ete Anal ag | L [ , de sea i lnk scl ah ‘ | in the Easter parade will be wearirig Archer seamless NYLONS. | a ‘ + * : * 4 + * Box of 3: 1.35 — Pair 3.85 °° 44 PATENT | 2: is pretty’) | [7 8 for spring | *! 9 a reflects A ; the dazzling |. :* to 39 98 light of Easter | +s ° . finery. | : S31 our many Pies 10% Pee. Tox { : Easy fitting Handbags — Main Floor FAGHIDN AEFRESHERS. ~ erisp snowy white col- Jars. Tailored and frilly for spring enchant: ment. $I EE ERE IE RE ae Mie AE RE A A i ic te a ji. hoe ke a ee eg eal _ «'s Of some celebrity . . . Wisdom is acquired by... The hardships we endure . . a a Pink gets'a high color rating in. many different shadings ranging from a “‘hot’’ geranium shade to clear, soft rose. Tur- quoise, that flattering touch to all skin tones, is a big jewelry color used by itself, or as an ome. , gives. a glittering, cool look to the new clothes. A surprise color note is the. appearance of autumn colors fy ‘startlingly beautiful when Suds, Toothbrush, - Flannel Do the Job By their very nature, most and a stiff toothbrush: Dry im- mediately and rub: to a soft, warm patina with flannel. In- the tobacco browns, « yellows / ite Easter! GIVE the finest... Lhl> GAY EASTER i, an Filled with fresh candies f ay _ & girl completely va ples hk ian By RONALD P. KRISS TOKYO. (UPI) — Behind the ality of of Japan is the next. r serious about : “Michiko ‘Shoda, Ohvearold daughter of a wealthy. Tokyo , will marry Crown Prince Akihito April 10, to be- come the first commoner on the Japanese throne in. its 2,618 year hi ‘ : -“T don't believe \commoners should be united with the Im- perial family,” Michiko wrote her mother during the days of See Our Beautiful Accessories to Accent Your Easter Outfit The smartest in styl- ing for Easter and Spring. Sheath or full skirted in a wide variety of fine colors and fabrics. * HURON at TELEGRAPH Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10 to 9—Tues., Wed., Sat. 10 to 6 A. A. Milne’s “Winnie, the Pooh” books, Also interested in the paintings of Van Gogh and Cezanne, she tried ner hand at- art but “somehow I never worked on one (painting) to the finish.” Once in‘an essay eompetition, she looked back on the tumul- tuous world in which she had grown up and described it as a “worm-eaten apple.” But she fui ae ents ow tc: MARY L. 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In brown-and-white or beige-and- White, checks start small and ‘wind up giant size in fashions for daytime, evening and sportswear. The checked dress looks best with neat, uncluttered acces- sories: the simple calf pump and handbag, a piece or two of gold jewelry, a coat in a harmonizing solid color. Move Rugs About It's a good idea to change the position of your rugs every few months, This distributes wear evenly. = | 1 4 dozen chocolate covered MARSHMALLOW EGGS, CHOCOLATE CREAM EGG Dipped in milk chocolate ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 2 Ib. box $2.70 CHOCOLATE AND +» individually wrapped... 10: 4166 exclusively ours ..s MONAN'S fh Choose_From. America’s Finest. Just Arrived.-.In Time for the - sa) Pri DIEM’S one PRICE $Q% | AS LOW AS “8 All Sizes — AAAA to C : 4 to 11 oT ker NATURALIZERS | And OTHER FAMOUS MAKES of LADIES’. ~ SHO . .. 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A homemade graduation dress shrank while it was be- ing dry cleaned. Come to find out, the dress was made from leftover drap- ery material. Had the ‘ary- cleaner known this, he would have given it special handling, as he does draperies, to ,pre- vent shrinkage. “Drapery material is often not prshrun. Use it to dress win- dows, not graduates, warns the Institute. The melting colors of pink, violet and blue have been com- bined in pretty little hats of velvet for dressy wear. 7 This has have been tak- ing money from the office where I work. T’'ve done this for the past two years but I've always put it back be- fore the end of the mn “ am now so far behind I will ABBY never catch up. It would be difficult to catch me but that is not my problem. : F Ss "That Truth Alone Can c ib DEAR GUILTY: You'll have * «2 longer. I am half-loaded right I ve nerve ZEaay ty af 1 . Words Don’t Always Mean What They Say sult them if you jump to your feet and start showing them to the door. 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Give voters in present pri- and ‘applauded spokesmen for farm-| 4 lay verage parent or taxpayer the theme for rural : that’s no reason my son Bas tlbin were the office of the state distriets a voice er ahd rural education groups who es. Some penree would little volce and ‘takes a mini- |voters, Frank Nevins Jr. of Dow-|weapon to force political annexa-|do the same,” said Robin Smith] So ecintendent of public instruc-|high sct ee ree school| “eP fotee annexation °F | mum of interest.” agiac asserted the program would) tion he said. of Cassopolis, chairman of the|,.— " |e ae schol dis-| Comselidation of holdout, districts. . ied a tion, the Michigan Education| 4. Allow smoother opération of | Any district, however, could ap- years, by the office. of the. superintes- protested SY St M! Fs ucation, " Assn., the Michigan Congress of|school transportation systems. peal its place in the reorganl- districts in Michigan has dropped) i+ of public instruction.” would boost taxes in primary dis- ae 1} 5. Save the state four million a solid ‘pha. gation program, to the State |from 7/200 to a third that num-|"~ tricts and raise bus transportation} His wife Carel accused the | Assn. of School Boards, the Michi-/dollars a year in tuition paid to ; education or: | Board; of Education, the final |ber, he said, giving indication the} ‘This is a violation of a funda- Assn. for Rural Education of | gan Assn. of County School Admin-|districts that enroll nonresident y and a wide scatter. authority. _ | goals of the K-12 program will beimental freedom-—letting the peo- Loudest pleas for enactment of waging “a fear campaign of out- |istrations, the Michigan Federation | pupils. 2 Gian sabed on the Legisia. hig see — , — ee . : én z y 1, . se ’ 5 - TURE elit = aael wae é : en RN Probers Call Teamste ela | Quizzed on Insurance Deal} WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen-icommand of a Peru, Til, Team-| Commit- iB wa * te At at pm GRO epi MeaaBe: tae eos Mi maaeta see Hit nage SFR f 2 eae ¢ é \ i s g : : : - a ‘hs as : = 4 id ; TH : : - f * -~ : i ii —_ = SS Bedroom Furniture - NEW BEAUTY FOR CAREFREE LIVING the... Magnolia GkoUr a wt by KROEHLER dent James R. Hotta, and heed efleith the Teamsters Local 710 in Chicago which bought some of the insur- ance. ‘ . ‘ * * * Committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy said O’Brien faces ques- tioning about his efforts to take More School $$ "iat mms NearSenafeOKi@. . - Could Be Meaningless If General Fund Stays Low on Cash LANSING w—Proposals to pump more money into the state school and welfare programs for: the remainder of fiscal 1958-59 were ready today for a passage vote in the Senate. * * * o iF: ¥ E i 5 OPEN STOCK ves reser low prices” * * ij ee wee Pia Wage Sk ie pipes C TOPS — SCUFF PROOF FINISH Beautifully crafted from solid’ Magnolia, pressurized to produce an embossed sur- face, densified to extreme toughness. . . finished in “Mocha-toné,” a mar resistont hard shelf surface, then smortly accented with full length brassinserts and exclu- sively designed brass drawer pulls. Polished plate mirror guaranteed for 5 years. Precisionized. drawers dove-tailed for strength, center guided for fingertip action. Why wait? See it todoy! : ists were his secret partners, or whether be made payoffs to them. He also refused to say whether. his firm overcharged various un- | However, Sen. Elmer R. Porter|!ns by nearly $500,000 for health | (R.-Blisstield), appropriations com-|37d et ane ee ce | mittee chairman, cautioned yes-|te Occidental Life y | terday that the school aid bill will be meaningless until more cash is | ! dumped into the anemic state)Bill to Use TB Hospitals General F und, f * * | . ° or Others Given Praise | -~ The education measure, depend- f ing on possible other legislative | LANSING (# — The Michigan’ developments later on, would cost |Tuberculosis Assn. today praised! the state from 17 million to 27 Senate action in passing a bill to/ million dollars, open state TB hospitals to non-TB Its passage is necessary for a patients. . payout of the $190 a pupil 1958-59). This is =. — Pogo school aid formula at 100 per cent. |'°# ot TB.” oid : c a * * * again: " . Irwin ° The welfare bill, already ap-|28sociation executive — secretary | proved by the House, will sup- Michigan needs to maintain TB _ _ — 2 i Micemee M ait serve izes in every part of the | 15/8 S = vice programs by The tuberculosis group has been “THIS PRICE INCLUDES DOUBLE DRESSERS WITH TILTING PLATE GLASS MIRROR 4-DRAWER CHEST and FULL or TWIN SIZE i YOUR CHOICE FROM THIS LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE FAMOUS KROEHLER MAR-PROOF MAGNOLIA GROUP _PANEL BED OR SOLID COUNTRY WALNUT I nee PANEL BED GROUP. A 3-Pc. SUITE at ONLY __s__pus_peuivery________DELIvaRY_NO-WAITING- 7, ! ee i i f \ ; <4 - ; a ' . = THE @ PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH. 19, 1959 | ares . : "INH Accents game : Skiing Still Excellent — ecepts | Fe at M ost State Resorts Disaster Plan | j | ! ) wits 24 om new show. | sxow = vee x Gariord) 9 > sie a F ety) —808 Jags nes tase! Draft aan. Up & cite ss at wanaer Woodbridge - te, owert_sbee | in Event Travel MITCHELL 300 | ith nel cae: fees base with 6-13 new snow. Skiing Accident’ a peed SPM 40995 | Ba tag bg anew aoe. a ASABE (Gaylord)—30 inches | DETROIT ee Hockey ba Sse spew Sling me oot, ge” Shug sagt," |bell Wednesday disclosed a disas- REELS | 111 S. Saginaw St. FE 8.4534 [utccouse™ SANA stun Row th nctes ese Bl ago es lag aa ay oF ge , - : - _ PEEP wen ol St online cut ae ot the six. Ist eae o ; “Boeers “cles on cetera Magna teed for an : . $100.00 MST PRICE — WILSON ~ jate yers from the! ; om 4 ’ Mcrae ar GOLF CLUB SET a4 IEP Tar un coves |e ee PS 8 pa " & art ot open tls weekead, Treen |e and the money would come] GO EY Aon eS lee pli, _ REGISTERED $ 95 m Sass, 6 inches new snow, &ki- Campbell said the & IRONS . NOW veep ott silage ge *)—4 inches’ worked out and immediately made yp Fy Hl on pe Seedie. Seed ti effective a few days ago. He said en ae ax jit was necessary because’ five base, 10-24 )—40-79 teams use at least some air travel = Mffees “Tew” snow to fulfill! schedule commitments. ae ; aR oye LL oc**Lakeview)=10-14 Montreal is the only club that does @3 PC. ROD Mesick nT Dee © oe ii ‘ a Hane a oe making st mandatory Sor the club - With -Extra Tip oinenFAr pei keep them on the ground | aches bees, Misco as ae mio SEER mong. /9N0re Coloration excelle _ Color characteristics of trout inches et Mo lnthes aww aaoe’|so variable that modern fish yo ‘ NUS (Harbor Springs) 44 PERtS usually disregard them in 4 nes base. a ski- identifying the various trout, : Saiaet MT. Boyne Falls) —48-60 ‘species. Coloration is often affected: 4 se backed ase, L204 inch a gee pe Lane iE, lel Bi : base, 10 tockes pondes, ake] att lives. ~ | ABD HL Ls Rah) —26- 98 inche: ™ 4 : packed make asd snow. : ‘ * 4 | @ 2 in. Steel Tubing Frame! Safe Rocket Sockets Double ’ | - ii © Big Lawn Swing with Backs and’Arm Rests! 17 In. Wide Home Pros Battle | | lA © 7Ft. “Space Station” Slide with Platform Guard Rails : , , : @ Everything for loads of Fon—Chin Bers, Trapeze, Gym for Gulfport Cash ; ' , 2 ew, 2 Solty Seta, Lawn Swing, and 7 Ft. Slide! sgOULFPORT, Miss (AP) — The HAMPA N . Coast Invitational golf tournament opened today soit rf some of the nation’s top home pro- | é . ; i= fessionals promising an alhout ef- ' * & ' Mason Rudolph of Clarksdale, a: See | tearing. up the cutie ee Tl > 5, Beer Budget? — 115 N. Saginaw St. pe ee 9 . Spiegel Catalog Desk in This Dick Metz of Fort Worth, Tex. ew ar ire? J & R Store offered for poh alge sabe runnerup in the 1938 - Beet] : Free Parking in Rear ee ee Shs Se Tose Open, incre Revolta of U d rel B id '? Edgew ater Park, Miss., winner of se ar u ge the ted PGA title in 1953, in their licks at csr a iow strokes off par in practice rounds. | ij ed C 2 \Metz won the Gulf Coast title two! S ar eed: years ago and set a Great South- | WHERE YOUR BStrSsebeeiel DOLLAR BUYS Almost No Budget? \Governor Given Then Come to | M re) R r Gift-Free Rides | the Bi on Bucking Horse ee Soke hd eee ow Petco Colo. W—The Rodeo. boys” Assn. decided to give Instant-Action 18-INCH leew. Steve McNichols of Colorado! Recoil Starter eae —_ yee = | = given him beni hat, a pair of , boots, and a belt buckle. The gift’ Leaf Mulche this year was a lifetime pass—| included Se) for a free ride on Warpaint, the’ Extra. Charge bucking horse of the year. iat Gifts of wearing apparel went to, each of the governor's five chil-' F ) F — ict i P- Clintan dren. | ; D ' : S 0 p D | as Ni E ; E F L FE ' | nia Trees From Game Areas & > . . FE Adiustable a , More than 7,000 Christmas trees. SATU RDAY - -M ch. al i =] . Cains Height ~toaded with features 7 : i ini pena cevi ee ees in! arc st a . you'd never expect Michigan's southern Lower Penin-| - | £ : Carbon Steel Blade “ this eat ct ! 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Flor ons "| “When we leave Florida I ex- a Vi ) A), East Lansing (Class B) and|Detroit Tigers’ 1999 squad. pect to have three or four piteh- Super r+ | } {Chassell (Class D)—claimed their) Manager Bill Normay said last te are eee Oe tae oe __ Muskegon © Christian * |with the Minor League players. but the rain has set us |°C 56-53 a "9 POWERFUL | | Sam C miner, Inet oer Te rhe rain has kept him from get-| jena? a © , with 90 = \ | | meine the only defending cham- < sets back so that we must concen- Rynn scored bs pion. entering the semifinals. inbeengyn trate now on our front liners. |.) Muskegon led Grand Rapids Leo | This doesn’t mean we're not £0- ‘ (16-6) all the way and turned in | ing to be watching all of them, jc. watthew F a 62-45 quarterfinal victory with oy avor though.” * . Larry Weesies netting 16 points. i ' The Tigers’ B squad game at ° The defending champs will mect eee Clearwater was rained gut yester| ; St. Paul in the semifinals. B tisher day and another downpour in Lake- : Plainwel! (20-1), possessor of a ver rill land forced cancellation of an a Sirs ceed gee ne ents, crac . ¢ tourney’s cinderella team, Stury | Patterson Rated 1-6/cy'trowing and running, : i s .@. 8% Be | ‘ man will carry 30 or 11 pitchers J qf ' this season, It appears jobs ure | > ia certain 2 ya Aguirre, Jim \ | Bunning, Paul Foytack, Bill Hoeft, a ‘ Frank Lary, Tom Morgan, Don ie Mossi, Ray Narleski and George i= Sysci. It is ay Se Wyman nt ; Carey will make club ‘this nad | year | ; Herman Wehmeir still has not} _} Pg because fey ee H bat leaves one or two spots open |f ‘ and the leading confender now ls gg » Rear Davie and-Don Lee are sf. a> 2s Pa Glen take (29) [Orr cy {bating for smother spot, . The*FEBLING” of fit : rubbed out 2 12point Brimley | >, aie sy eB Alaady =| - ; (22-2) margin with a furious rally Lape wort ogee Lakeland Chamber of Commerce $ and earned a 58-56 Class D tri- oak sos dines te ba Sachets OO: embarrassed about ’ the wet ~ An intangible thing . . . the feeling you get ; umph. Glen Lake twiee was the dium) with Ingemar Johansson, Poa ead cans” aoa chee when you know your suit fits to perféction. : Sy owetety” BERT ousa cak Sweden’s undefeated European (pirector John Bryson. It’s an “inner man” pride that says you're out tecting its lead with a freeze and | champion, still was on his meal | Average March rainfall here is , _ in front with your Kappenheimer suit. tj test eb ts | “Prtersn, i _virou-and | tc ave anon ey eed ee ees = The rap wana eo: ‘ tradition of handeraftsmanship that makes ; tate ale ant Srey feweh ant Satire d ions F every fine-tailored detail count. * 4 3 4 Tailored sleeves and trousers give that natural, i 4 —tlim_look .....just-for-you-comfort, ry ‘ trim-tailored by men whose hit-the-mark : experience pays off in perfect fit... } ts ; : = : " < ell ways and always. ‘I { Free Parking in Beatie (sh al ' Kuppenheimer Suits from $90 ee | * —n st a a 23 A ie t . 1 BS 4 : Cockney plasterer, by a whopping AMERICAN LEAGUE j : oe margin in a bloody, 15-round bout an airs = — Scbind 3 . in London. . |Baltimore “01.05 3 4 | THREE DAYS .ONLY! aay | ' : : Washington ee ee ae. a ' ! : New Yow 08 8 . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘ei 9 P. M. : THURS.—FRI.—SAT. Odds on Mr. What Cleveland ae : ss id 106 NORTH SAGINAW STREET a : ' = ; |Drop to 6 to 1 ig ey ove, _ I pummniesisttiin : , ALL. * Radio | LONDON Ww — Odds areltitzas af i i H “ ; dropping the favorite for Pittsburgh... 5 d : ‘ * Undercoat Grand National Steeplechase win-|idieaates 3 mh i | ner, I. . en eyCUCU UR | | - THESE $ fear Antenna | PPssict nthe” ned a) mars tte | OVERHEAD LOCATIONS ae, wal 4 Side Miner“) anaes rome ae |e oe |B IG savin . a: 26 Ov oe ee ee * Windshield. | pected to —_ — oe the! finwaes "vs. ‘Kansas City, canceled. (| iho Ml ' § SAVINGS FOR hi a 4 2 LN SS EXTRAS Suhen <1 e oe at aro Bain daate IN LAKE ORION—2 LOCATIONS Av . ‘ + Mom-Glare Mirror | fy Sttu"22v- Post time ts 10:15 a.m. pom ot dee cag || Authorized Poatice-Rambler Dealer : : . | vs. Kansas City at Wi a ; re j JUST . " * Antifreeze State Cc Il e Wins - nasa vs. Boston at Mesa - Russ Johnson Motors ' & 2-Speed Wiper opey Washington ve. "Chicago -(A) ‘at Tempel | Broadway Corner bf Shadbolt — M-24 Corner of Shadbolt i mek: * ‘Hot Tourney Contest “a oP iiday’s Games MY 2-287) 3 e * Back Up Lights j Cineinnatt vs. Philadelphia ‘at Clearwater : : Installed on ony model 1959 Chev- ° rie pt otaae Pacer agen f Milwaukee ‘vs. New York at M ‘ rolet purchased during this three day | * Trunk Light scored 12 tekae Ge the last thean Pittsburgh a at 2 sale only. . — —— pices ons peat gs Lee ors [RR gg | ae eee te | : : ne eres) ie ie Mot Spray Undercoating hee: Lo <0 jee camera tt ac) NHL Standings pe ea A 4 . | Sw eee the last half, Henry wir ‘Guaranteed for the life of 95 : SPECIAL e : Immediate broke in front at 684%, on two free| Montreal unos MIO Be Le r-car.” Protects your car $ : . , > | aa. , throws by Joe Skainger with 2:57|chicage 'cicis1:: Hm 8 @ im pea | YOU : : * BUY seneusannnmnetiiionl sigan to go. Then the Michigan team|Nev York ...--.- 3h Gm 2 rom rust-out. Quiets.your. — Plus : : — te = Delivery "Biistarted a tight stall and picked up|Dewox 1000000000 253 80in car-ride. ey wre | ; $ + ‘ eee == : : Paris RESULTS ie a te ~ | Pi. 1959. tow} Titties donerudyrtvite alsa ER ~Pontiag Undercoatina 2 : 4 : ‘the ball, Jim McIntyre, top scorer THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE A] lac g | r 4 CHEVROLET ', Payments for Henry Ford with 20 points,|Toronto at Montreal 136 S. Saginew> BE 4.5453 | * stole the ball and added a field AMERICAN LEAGUE . :' < | j : | - : goal in that closing rush. Springfield 3, ‘Rochester 3 : al | mt | MP SPORT S oe ome. : | eae oe i ALA coun Curt Crawford Plays Easter Bunny! 1 ‘ Equipped with heater and’. defroster, back-up lights, electric clock, 9 « 7s : * : ‘ _ directional signals, foam rubber seats, 30,000 mile guarantee. > plus tax ond transfer , “ . me ) ! = ; : , | Sunny spring brings thoughts of warm summer days | : Alt 159 'M 7 d 1 _ A ; Fy) bi B Ai | _ ; - and wonderful ay ees adventures. a these AGT modeis AVGIIGDIEC . e « DE AIS i adventures come true in a new 1959 Chevy. Curt can i ' oF - be. | ——- add this finishing touch to your Easter outfit, with i Biscaynes - Impalas - Station Wagons | nine y EEN eh. . } } . , ee re easy-on-your- purse payments, Come in today and 4 -. Hardtops - Sedans - Convertibles | “ sealcoine spring the in’ style, ~ a : j @! eo = i ; < c a4 pS me i“ iB = t Z 7 : i 4 ; £ : &, : Hf MATTHEWS 84 Mill St. (Downtown Pontiac) +, FE 65-4161 — a he, New Cor Sales = FE 5-416]. —._-34 Mill St. | si , ‘ ¥ * a’ 3 , oe iy ' jl 4 a , tf ' » ° “ : 7 we 3 * ; ‘#- 4 ; oes See ae ! : hens ; OES TES si * ON re ihe Ry Tree a 4 ee ee re iti Sea ae _ State Tourney Coutnatik NAA. Favorite Scheduled Here Friday, Saturday Several Top College and Prep »Stars. Will ~ Be in Action Pontiac Northern High School will host the Michigan A.A.U. outstanding college prep maimen slated To compete we Michigan State’s 1958 NCAA champion Ken Maidlow of Lan- “** standout Mike Rodriguez and Pete Michienzi of Canada will be among the standouts performing here. = ~*~ * * . Maidiow was National A.A.U. sing in Greco-Roman competition in 1956 and just missed a trip if « sing, _@ 191-pounder, ex-Michigan}- LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Take a hot team like Louisville, blend in a heaping portion of home court advantage and you have the prob- able favorite in the NCAA basket- championships Freedom it has for a regular season game. “For. one. thing, the men of- “with ‘a tournament like this, the folks are here to see the champion- on EST. NIT in. Semi- Finals ; 7 : a i Zz ‘i 2 i 3 it to the Olympics at Melbourne that year finishing trd in the trials, He was state champ twice at Lansing Sexton. ‘ Rodriguez ranks with the a))-time ‘ standouts at Michigan. Michienzi, a, 125-pounder, holds the Canadian * and Ontario .YMCA crowns. f + *« &* i All champions will be honored | Saturday night following the final bouts. The Pontiac Civitan Club is | A weigh-in session starting Fri- day at 3 p.m. will get things under way. Competition tomorrow will » be from 7 p.m. to 12 midnight. It will resume Saturday at 2. p.m. Saturday might action starts at; 7:30, The top four boys in the high! - school class will earn medals as) will the 1st three “‘open”’ finishers. | Sawchuk Helps | . Jaycees Honor | _ I-L Skaters Dick Anderson of Wolverine Lake was named the most valuable high-, Sawchuk at a banquet for mem-) bers of the Inter-Lakes Hockey’ League at Walled Lake High School’ last night. Each member of the champion Lower Straits. Lake team received a belt buckle while all the loop coaches. were given honorary placques sponsored by- the Com- ~ merce Township Osteopaths. The coaches are Bernie Boman, Vic Schauer, Bob Gilmore and Wayne Anderson. ; Sawchuk also showed films of * the 1958 Stanley Cup. finals and + "made a donation towards the con- struction of a new_rink next sea- ~~son: ‘The feague-is-operated-by the} Walled Lake Junior Chamber of - Commerce, / : “ROCKET RALPH” goalie Terry] . $ 2 ¥ i é hl extra traction. . for safer driving you need — *plackwall, Tube-type, and here’s the are tl More safety all cround for qa low, low plus tax and recappeble _— 63" Trade now for Goodyear Turn- ike-proved Tires with 3-T Has a ROCKET for every POCKET Call FE 4-3566. - NOW| eek bePGe ESy) Triple. Tempered, Triple-Tough Cord ies . famous Stop- Notch- tread design. Get extra strength, and extra traction for safer stops! A terrific value at — low ‘ie + oo S€@ Us todayy. d save Have you tried the Dime Test? for the’ NEW CAR DEAL | of a Lifetime | Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. | . ° + | OLDS-CADILLAC | . “The Bright Spot— Orchard Lake at Cass” ire s-osss FE 4.3566) w i & ~ | . tire is unsafe. * as low as $125 @ week for this. “s _ QD SAFETY ALL-WEATHER R Tube-Type* Tube-Type* Tubeless* $14.80 | $18.10 6.70x15 15.95 | 20.70 $23.40 7.10x15 18.95 23.20 760x15 20.75 25.40 8.00x15 22.80 27.90 Plus ton and recappeble tire Hold dime with date down—insert in tire groove. If you can see date, Look at the difference. Dime shows plenty of tread for safer traction. MORE PEOPLE RIDE on GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON seat OTHER KIND! Serres * FE 3-9113 * FE “se at 8:00 A. o3 FRIDAY! Come in ofter work . . . after the . THE FAMILY — FRIDAY, show . . . as you pass by see weit 4 P.M. te MIDNIGHT, you just ‘con't sleep . : we're going to DEAL THROUGH SATURDAY, 4 to 10 P.M. H Coffee & Donuts Anytime! = Candy & for the Youngsters ate Family! Se ee acral } OPEN CONTINUOUSLY _>.. THROUGH TO « - 10 P.M. SATURDAY > NIGHT! BIG INVENTORY! BIG SELECTION! The Ford YOU WANT Is Here... NOW! COME IN and SEE! . ~ Blitz Sale means Blitz Savings to YOU! Bigger-Than-Ever Trades. . Real “‘Wheel ‘n’ Deal” Prices . . . plus Cy Owens’ 30,000 Mile - Warranty on every new ‘59 Ford! Come in during this BIG event . be-in your riew Ford before Easter! Ready for fun-filled driving days all through Spring and Summer and the years to come. . in your new Ford from Cy Owens’. - BLITZ SPECIALS—OVER 80 USED CARS! | 153%, as Low as......$295 ‘55's as Low as......$595 54's as Low as......$495 ’56’s as Low as......$795 And Many Sharp ‘57s and ‘58s—One-Owner Trades. auk ~~and- ‘Demonstrators—at Blitz. Sale Special Prices! : SEEING’S BELIEVING! When you see for yourself the BLITZ SALE trading we're doing, you'll know we’re determined to make this the ACTION CENTER of “Oakland County! And whether you buy new or used, you can count on TOP SERVICE and TOP SATISFACTION ‘from the folks you know and trust at Cy Owens’, your ‘home Ford dealership. 4 You’re Missing a Buy if You Don’t See Cy! Come in Tomorrow or Saturday i RRA Me a aaeed ele et 901; Chuck's BOWLERETTES Hari f 33 Reliable Wind. bs 66 DIXIE HOUSEWIVES 3 Ponting Te. 60 2 Wk: wt 40 Oak. “1 @ 65 43 Petunias 86 83 5a pe oe a 9 “4 60 47 @weet Peas 64 53 APEeas inlene Ba Rais 8 oe $0 48 Pansies 6 63 : e £2 ey 204, «890; Roses 923, - | wei | Take Advictune of These Savings ~SEsseessse eeetese'’ ave Part ad ae sesscetes Seasesse wel Lege = i ; Sanaa acsearle esa tee RERNNDEGNASESmaSuseaseneeaeee ees BIG. ASTER . 670x15 BLACK TUBE TYPE ~~ If No , Tes hes & Exch. — Exchange. iti ss ee Add $3 Per Tire - Brand New: @ First Quality © Factory Fresh | : _ They are made by one of the world’s. largest . tire é companies .. . Sorry, we cannot mention the nome. _ This is probably the year's best buy in an ecotiomy tire. 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Chandler re- fused its plea, the Pike County Coal Operators Assn. said it will seek relief by asking for a re- straining order against the United Mine Workers. * * * ‘The association, with some 300 ‘members, reaffirmed its decision not to sign the new contract rais- ing the basic wage from $22.25 to $24.25, “We intend te halt all our min- Move to Expand Ferris Bonding Would Up Construction at Institute Small Mine Owners Say ‘They’ _ Kentucky Coal Di _ have produced charges ot vio-|o¢ Bill in’ State Senate|* It was. Holcomb who petitioned if ¢ E i z g t TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH i HLH ty : i | 4 d The measure would authorize the oa tone, cae candi. Ferris governing board to issue| dates on news programs. bonds for construction of health) fe asked Atty. Gen. William P. residences and special facilities for|Rogers to consider what steps fostering athletics, dramatics and/might be taken to reverse a de- music. anne by the Federal a, would empower board Commission extending pal | Shad poco Hap cnapecier Fseg he ait dnl ies — Z wo state-supported po newscasts. : Several months married one of salesmen— b , “ “ ago! one your appliance ” institutions, now may bond for ie . dormitories and other revenne- BOARDING HOUSE : ; ; lend OKAY, MASOR, CAN ierar ‘Chscareption Comaition MANAGE MEY NOW SWING — cea | Uff THEN THERE WAS HALF-NELSON sumers Power Co. an easement to ; TREE AND SHOW develop a ship channel providing FOR TYING HIS FOES INTO INTRICATE TH’ WAY TO GO HOME! water access to a new generating KNOTS ~-AND HOOPLE THE HORRIBLE, (& YOU BEND MY EARS V. station near the mouth of the Big) HZ) WHO TICKLED HIS OPPONENTS TO DEATHI\ ann some My 4 Pigeon River — ~~ HAR-RUMPH /4— BUT DOUBTLESS PIN AV ieee, Cone Ow: THE MOST ILLUSTRIOUS OF MY FORE HAT WILL PIN J 7A Sixty three acres of submerged] fl} BEARS WAS SIR CEDRIC SNENGALI ax MY NOSE? “| Ig lands are involved. The utility HOOPLE, WHO STUDIED HYPNOSIS wants to facilitate coal deliveries UNDER FRANZ MESMER AND<=<. by ship to the big new generating units A change written in by the com- mittee’.would route the proposed $11,250 coming to the state under the arrangement to the state Gen- eral Fund rather than earmarking Teamsters Plan fo Picket Hall Claim They Only Want Dearborn City Fathers to-See Their Success DEARBORN ® — Teamsters Union Local 299 of Detroit aimed a picketing demonstrating against 7 Dearborn's City Hall today. Teamsters President ‘James R. Hoffa, announced the move as the state Labor, Mediation Board is- sued subpoenas against Mayor Or- _ Hubbard's immediate reply was an indication that he might not cooperate, “If the Teamsters are behind this,” he said, “I'll do just as they do when they’re subpoenaed down in Washington, I'll take the Fifth Amendment.” All this took place yesterday in a climax to Local 299’s effort to organize Dearborn’s municipa] em- ployes. Hall picketing would be only to The Teamsters said their City Hall picketing would. be only to “advertise” that they have signed up about 350 city work- ers, They said they would not halt essential city services, + The Labor Mediation Board said it subpoenaed Hubbard because he failed to respect previous Board requests to produce city records at a mediation meeting with or- ganized sanitation workers. A House Divided SEYMOUR, Conn. (UPI) — This town Officially has a total of 2,3524% houses. One louse straddles the boundary line. . DONALD DUCK , v “ee 4 ' NEM | La! Uae ay /, Be FIcST TIME eee FALOYSIUS ENER SMM CRIED'UNCLE! OUT OUR WAY : a “NO; ville L. Hubbard and co-officials.| Jan NOT A BIT OF ME RIGHT IN THE V Me's BUT LOOK HOW EYE AND TELL STRETCHIN’ HIMSELF! | ME YOU'RE NOT DID I STRETCH LIKE | JUSTA THAT ? NO, SIR=-1 ff =WEENY BIT __ STOOD THERE HUFFED--NOT “THE JUST NATURAL ! THAT'S NO W== MONET WE'D LIKE TO LIVE OVER . 7 THE HARD LOSER CS3 TRWILLIAMS 3-19 © 1959 by NEA Service, tne. TM. Reg. U.S. Pat, OF. By Walt Disney j ‘ # 4 M349 — BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 2 2 a ke & 6 oe *A 242 eta20 ** @¢ 2.4 4. %% ee ee ee a A eee rete 2 ee soe a OP ono, oo vs a er. ee & eye Bom tF'S NICE OF YOU TO TAKE eae oat FANCY are WHAT'S ON THE MENU 3 i am 1 SAID WHAT'S ON THE MENU *:) : VS it a ee ee vatndichedioiubiistaMukdiect Eolas dei akon eee tie “ee ee he tree eee =e wOpped, OU -isas. sebiuendes 42 stag wt P See eh ewebeeesene be Se) : | Ae a awee cewenes i oin ' , ary ¢ | aT See i age + gos. es oes. (th i) 50 Ibs. sisreegoeree Ty Subare’ esthouse tbehs.) dos...) 4 ‘fale-— ." ee wel by he es poe. Le hi age 7 nes, Thurs. and , Poultry and Eygs jas tiie. (eee Saturday,| mig nammace fate, take Orion] “iar peracre Povies: , aircrafts, metals,| ‘The’ defendant's manner as she a a Center, Fri. and Bat. 9 + Tage Taanaatl 24 DETROIT, March 18 AP) Prices pasa Chemicals and tobacco’s Wereltestitied Wednesday gave little in- Sunday Near Clarkston |?" ate ‘ adv. : i ee per nd,” £. 0. Dette for No, 1:mixed. ._-|dication she was fighting for her “3 | = * * * Heat yee bees 21-22: Oils eased with Standard Oil)life. She answered questions about CLARKSTON <= The newty-built|Chures’ detunday’8 to fa hall oe After about an hour, wheat was|pens 11-3; heavy type neat = aad] (New Jersey) and Royal Dutch|her 31 marriages breezily, some-\cewis E. Wint Funerel Hote lo- —adv. % cent a bushel higher on Old) Rocks 26-21; capposttes 4-4% ibe. 23:/0ff fractionally. American Airlines|times almost gaily. ‘cated at 5929. MI5 will have ani) =~ ——S—™—S—S—SsdC in, mt the “Muntoom Pruners) | crop contract to % lower on the |i Stasi "iurkeys’ email, 19pe. tneludes sonar oo A Nat OM Be: open house Saturday and Sunday : new, March $2.00%; corn UN-|Deiteulls whites vepader hens 30. s and utilities moved irreg-| s,. brought laughter from the|to mark its inauguration of serv- oul ive nn changed to % lower, March old; sags ——_slarly. American Telephone gained! courtroom with some of her re-|ice to the Clarkston area, : type contract SLITK; oats UM) permoer, | March 16 | (am)—teqs| Almost @ point Pacific! marks, fa. Our building is designed-to meet} = ag gl’ % lower, et SLAs {eine etaaee! + tm case Jets, federal-)/ dropped around a half point... | sane tenled she-Sace_ eftered 8 sho needa “of-@-growing commu- Clarkston rye % lower, March $1.45%; A extra large 39; large private investigator to throw ps f "soybeans % to. 2 cents lower, ga! median 30, soul 38 grade 3 large New York Stocks [acid in the face of George Satria- pte Biresncen gt pg hw 0 | | on March $2.21%, prowae—Grade & ox (Late Morning Quotations) “}no, 51, one of her ex-husbands; ample parking space and will 5 veionibo 40; extra large| P'Suree Sifter decimal point ere eights) “Of course not, I wouldn't want Fel He'll Do : es A iumbo 40; extra targe 4 ailu hues Gecureake in| maintain around-the-clock ambu-| Felice Says nate ; Grain Prices Spee ee see oe | , te Bilclared. Defense attorney 8, Ward| "°° Service.” | Property Rather Than ; Gran Jp gael! ees BA 2 es -- @4) Sullivan asked if she had been| On the first floor of the f- in The Publishers 4 be CIGAR, Moreh, 5-7. Seen fam A insets 3 we B “attracted” to the smooth-appear- neral home there is a chapel, Battle Cou rt - tenia, sr'sust walt ae Poe i oryhent— «Oats (old)= vestock <4 ee So ing Satriano. family display room, flow- : tise, Detroit and Flint area. We SPR em. pheno Am M & Pay. 68.4 * * er room, and rest rooms. | Ernie Felice said today that he ctesemection win te rm] : July <-seesa: jenauwey am Merete ane 3h “T certainly was,” she replied.| The Wint family will reside in | piens to donate the old Caribou Inn Card of Thanks 1 the Umont progressive orges f ae mo ~ 3. t ve yn a the second-floor living quarters. ee eee eee ae I 10 -THARE MY MANY sod overeries fot those who gua ‘oid — 21002. . Another former husband, . A native of Oakland County,|to the village of Clarkston ra Kindness 4 district gy FON i 4B phen §. Gillis, 30, testified Mrs.|wint attended Michigan State Uni-|than fight condemnation proceed- aa ae Bivislonal managers, $3,000. You Bee sees E He Mure Duncan threatened him and he | versity at Lansing and was gradu-|ings now pending in Circuit Court.) Sit Sut, 4 training, "hase hg B- ante B “BG wat iS. wa | Was afraid of her. ated from Wayne State Universi- "fw .&-> 8 ee ae Pt ae —— ae ke ee cones * cH Mab. Gaye ses ob Hilarity, in which Mrs. Duncan! ty, Detroit, with a degree in mort-| for more than two years, the Se Mary : Foam il Bendey aly, 12 pm. s: SS Ge cateta “> Hes fecnae hen Metelone eetatee toat| "TY See IAS. historical’ old inn has been a bone] Funeral Directors 4 | SALESMEN WANTED : 2} Mort West", she persuaded him to trade in his He served his apprenticeship at/of contention between Felice and ae No connection with real estate 48) Nor She Pw. 348 the Voorhees-Siple Clarkston residents. Plans for tear- COATS or insurance, Ne Bees 15, Mor Ste Pw -. 942 car, then took the T. 3108 rove AE Ondo Ol ..... 43-4 car away?tront him 1a-|' Pontiec and was at rling down the inn for construction FUNERAL HOME : an. | cal Pt ae aes — " property zriedt Funeral Home in‘ Detroit for|of a gasoline station were discard-| Drrton Fiams OR _3-1957 . elune fit’: 244 Pan AW. Alr., $98 Set by the jury| ‘Be Bast two years | ‘Jed when the village Zoning Board! T)Qnelson-lohn on amp @ Panh ii aa6) Any penalty by jury neison-jonns ; San Pes 3s Set Baas -+384lwon’t become until dis-| ~he funeral bome was désigned| failed to approve a nécessary zon- snieenat, tours aac awe WANTED —APPLYIN : \Capitel aint: pe""sn °° .::"e4| position of Mrs. Duncan’s sec-|>y architectural associates Heenan! ing change. : for_Punerals”. mi pereen. tg Ais Se 4 Pepsi Cola 03 plea of t by & Pullar of Pontiac and con- ote te . ae —SPARESGRIPIN' CHAPEL — P. W. DINNAN Geter Trac." faa Pret, pes nye lousy, means DG. eee structed by Freeman J, Brandt,/ soit veer the eiber. punt of Thraghitel Service __FE 29041 ¢.W. Huron | : Chrysler -..: $13 Poll” Het“ a3 we — builder, also of Pontiac, the century-old inn was gutted | Voorhees-Sivle "rgemum cleaner or ee me | a (Genes = BY Ee & & fii Vortae ‘Brain Ofiicle | Sen me artes | | AUNERAL HOME | “TWO SALESME! : eave. ti evbee ~~ 8! Here to Control 2 Moms, 8 Girls | St coew's taser ER | RS de Bs W Gas"? 33° Rey To 8s 3rd] es Se The village initiated condemns-| Cemetery Lots _5 or cal E " Consume, 3 fora oun :: 84| Airplane Traffic |p: . _' 4 |tion proceedings when Felice cases | tla‘! Sars 28's Pw Pi {s-i8) 982 St Ree Pep. 467 Killed in Crash turned down its offer of $15,000) * YE. iitecd Whine ROEM Two REAL ESTATE 8A @ Sect Sas 24 Seri, MP: BS) A portble “Vortne™ sao unt | |e uae the property for attetreet| Genet, Ase amy Seve. | Ei alecl, eaStner Boe Poqs Gont Meer. 127 Shall Of .... 4 jatrived at Pontiac Municipal A parking. - SEAUHPGU eOnAVS COT PER: M. a Estate, PE 46550. Renee nd <. S14 Rinclatt «2s: é¢.9|ort today to test for a permanent) Express Freight Train Vie Ress PE come | lee, MA vi Teadbealia Bente," .s. S88 souk "gy “=. o9] The unit wis mounted in a truck| Smashes Car’ Returning Americans Save More go at fot, sales i. eet 4 ces 4 ; “ ss Boe de: ta “brane, "": $88\under" ‘Donald’ Persia, leckone| From Scout-Study {Than National. Debt Ae Wat, way there ete ger en ta ae t [DuPont -..:..382 fia Ol Ind .. 478lengineer for the Federal Aviation| - ; NEW YORK (UPI) — Americans} § “ere eplies at the Press satce ae bee Pontes Bre RS Bla Sh Oh 7 bot XENIA, Ohio (AP) — A ffeight/had $288,500,000,000 salted away at| j pence im the following graduate to train for managers 2 |B Au 4 an tea «°° We When a site is selected, a train plowed into a car carrying|the end of 1958 — more than $3: , program. Bee Fr Rerg. Nelaners, cent higher 2 t- ‘Suther Pap :: 49 manent, cirtular installation about|10 passengers in a tragic railroad/billion more than the national) YOUNG MARRIED WAN COMB: and other costs are comparably)’ = itn Ha Swift & © : 377135 feet in diameter will be con-|crossing accident near here|debt, according to a study by the! § 5,7 1% %, %, 31, 32, s Worker & truck dziver: higher. . ‘ay Fens Gu‘: a8 |structed by. the federal Wednesday, All 10—~including eight! American Bankers Assn ‘tinsemwe = a 7 .\ “We have billions of dollars Son of Kettering ,\4S4 Textron. |<: 34iment, said Homer Hoskins, air-|Girl Scouts—were The ABA said the latest figure is , ~ of corplas food Sut ret i 89 Feaass..c! $.|Port manager. The car was dragged 50 feet/sig billion greater than the 1957 Help Wanted Female 7 toders! warehouses.” said Racing From GM “0 Gnderwd::: 38°] rhe “Vortac” installation win +206 the tracks. The body of the|year-end total, $55 billion greater! =p pT 1 $8 CASH PAID POR EACH on- Broomfield. “We might as well igns i! 84 Ue Pac .::'Sa3] become part of a nationwide | iver, Mrs, Lucille White, 44, was/than in 1954, $100 billion more than P LP aided sprct > see to it that at least part of + Unit ‘Aire: | radio chat designed to improve found 75 feet beyond the car. | in 1950 and $28 billion above 1900.) through Rent Ads! Room, eT aC that food Is put to good use in | DETROIT —Eugene W. Ket- SO 4 Delt Pruths sss s ale teeitia-cemtret, he sald. . The daughters of Mrs. White|The figures include savings depos-} house, apartment, any- ame AB helping settle our new state of | tering, son of the late Charles oe ee ee and the other adult in the car] its in all banks as well as those in) thing — Want Ads give 4,210 CAREER ts TREASURE Alaska.” F. (Boss) Kettering, has resigned a 4 US Line... $24). “Vortacs” are designed to help|Mrs. Jeanette Randall, 39, were|other institutions like credit unions ou ACTION. Dial FE wives. Show casyto-cell pasty % the Electro-Motive Divisi vt. 44 US Bub seeee 87 keep aircraft within established|among the eight Girl Scouts who| and insurance companies. e181 ° imports, “novelties ae | Homesteaders are permitted to| of General Motors Corp. OBE ga Bic Malar routes and at different levels, | perished. : : 3 part time full Gime. I |. {gale of 160 acres of land if they! gottering, to, had boath ivtaton “se and Be pt *\to prevent mid-air crashes. ‘* * * N ot-pocket INVESTMENT. Need clear ahd farm it. But ma wes 499, West “. 13| Pontiac was selected as a site| The girls were returning home| , Napoleon used 60 bottles of eau use of car & phone. Por spp't i have at oe i ape: Ba t-year and $280,000 was allocat-|from a library here where. they|%¢ ologne each month — even) | i 3S home ol nets Slee. vation during the fir White “Mot""-: @4led by the federal government tolhad' been studying for merit|™S2™ te wilson the battlefield. —{- a ~~) SASYETPER, CTO 8 RoE —— ‘Winter, until’ sufficient land had) eee nn ot hing Woolworth: ajeonstruct and equip the in-|badges. They lived in Beaver-| novice OF PUBLIC GALE FOR WANT ADS Fr ise eit am. ony” been cleared and crops raised and| death Sather Fame BAW. 3;4|Stallation with complicated radio|creek Twp. a rural, commuter-|, Notice is hereby given by the under- “Dining Room Wai iced Sieg on | Ra Merman made LER i Feet Rt laeices lape mur) betes Neate angie Gea ee Pe he | DIAL FE 201 —}-re ae Roem, alice Broomfield. said that “‘ail. Alaska| !®¢ May institutional and tamity kage Sg See Tae os a eof the. ‘ortad bere,| ae cacckdent- appenéd about iter att” ecperzai| | | From 8 a.m. to § p.m. _ ESTP Root "pero, bo lacks is more people’ ’to help realize renpeeet flities ~“t “now want Glass , 106.4 Unjehn, Kal... 41.3 but inbound planes will find the 3% miles west of Xenia. will be held for cash to. the highest All etrore howd be te TED'S : the vast potential in minerals, in-) “*"" | VERAG unit helps them “home in” on the} , *& &, # lac 46 a Perry st. Pontiac, Onkland| j ported immediately. The | dustry, logging. business and earl). ee eee ig Tey \airport, Hopkins said. Kenneth Ward, father of one, “az, qmenigns, the place ot storese.| 4 sbi “for errors © oth AT SQUARE LARE RD: culture, . Russia Cuts Car Prices prev. aay .....5iuet te ity sses| The “Vortac” is being installed |Giri Scout, is an auxiliary fireman. Room 401, 26 N. Geginaw,| | for that portion of the fiver EXPERIENCED WA to Win Finni mt Mone rere tt ines “the $ separately from the federal-aid|He Was helping gather up the Syd. cee, | «| este ihe eavertion: Chuck" waena Restaurant, in — “"Woterford-Clarkst eye | Year ago area 1 6. $i contruction program urider way /|bddies, unaware his daughter was _—_ = Vo a s laterford-Clarkston HELSINKI, Finland (UPI) —|isses0 ‘ise.'2/ 3309 G42 921 B8Slat the airport, ‘but will add sub-|a victim, when he recognized what} © March 18. 30, “$9. cre hesy be sare te ee, Wales ees BPW Sets Smorgasbord Russia's automobile industry has 1987 high vse SOD 1387 718 188s/stantially to the airport’s facili-|was left of the car. Then he found|>= “ye - your ‘kill number.” . fro ~ Reea sRit. Xpply "at the’ Gham: t + : cut prices and eased credit terms ae #82 063 1509 /ties, Hoskins said. - body of his daughter Linda,|“"” —s oe a = sae aterford-Clarkston © i DETRO! : . ° + ness and Protessional Women's|tormer share of the Finnish clr|nguree an 2atieies.o a + # + Suvanale seas | | * Cena, MEETS Club will hold a smorgasbord din-|market, it was disclosed today. |e ne Panett etgtiae|Cash Dividends Down | tne: other girls were Sharon iype ia. it «lack noon the oN 3 ne. ner -at 6:30 tonight at St. Andrew's) saies of _ Soviet-made Allen Elec. & Beutp, Co. 3.7 2.7 2.7 -, |White,. Cindy Moorman, Connie ay previews to publication. “or pat tne Wenn \ Rplecupes Chotch en Hetehery . caine Games. cee, YH | NEW YORK (UPD—Cath @lv- Laprse, Patria Lapinal, Ann Transom Want age may | | Grip mie sry, m_ cuerehe an pong gar Se cent last|g. Lol Chem. Go's": “he °y |idends paid by firms listed on the North’ Pauinetta Randall and A Se Sag et pebtication anes » shos-fittine experiance Pion ; +} Hostesses are Mrs, H. A. Mit- peasit pinata ta Reapers of West : sag een M. Prod. Cos a phi tn 500.000 last vad Anna Wilvert. tne Be taser = im APPS, bs a chell, ‘Mrs. Eldon Rosegart. Mae|ern coloe coused the don, athens Reser ae COS a gnncens we Et i ast eek vom oll el pel All were 12 years old except CASH WANT AD RATES 3 2 Hanrlett and Rethel Bradley said, [Toledo Rdison Co. 1-61 69 1611 tg ae Lives 1-Day }Days @Days xveriefced Rod Nee aes 3 | 7 Six were killed outright and (Bu IBM TYPIST To Nation’s Economic Future : ek en ene we p § Heke ae “ree Wa tT Ss. ———— ———_—— : : Ontiac Ci : Middle Inco G | Holds K sal, Muay of Catumbus, ee { €e income ro : road's three-dievel express freight, , spccoomnce - Jour, family by acting as owt p Oo S ey said ‘the car slowed down as it a own home: Per dace: Sy7er pune Se) Benes a ee Sag approached the crossing. He Help Wanted Male 6 2-517 2 ie : é thought it ee ere! cn EXPERIEN & L Stahri Edmunds, manager of {from automobiles and outboard ithe bes = .? “e.- et A-l OPPORTUNITY, Thuretayh h Wrni the tes | the Ford Division of Ford Motor |motors to hairpins and lipstick willl; The speed limit for trai seriptien Buretmafter: set fork be classi. omg ge RB oft Ma ese, ?. "er Sunday Co,, predicted that by 1065 there [be competing against each other, : Te to’ Y oti inetent F minum best season fust NCE: ALES.- ss Priarea is 50 m.p.h. le sotenve Sores! arting oF part time Do ladv. part time Apply Hockin .| will be 10 million more families |for the consumer's favor. In past} The crossing is unprotected by|Grchard Addition to 38 both inclusive) not apply “unless tellable wit rete Giles. Walled Lake. r aie a@ year Pe in 1985 d tae gg me is ae Pro- flasher signals and has only a Fee ching in the Building Zone Map mt Pigee Se gpm suainw to do buble *elations and on Si Gl pik shichet autos ult otmesa's eclnies aoee | toe Busines te mode purneagt to the Seegm:| “ENCRM Seetanc’e Maan, | | Somme aie, Sy "he i hin) * isa to think | Vai te ; ‘" pemese Somatntment. tegrated wil bn thea pradcng wal ging oa of Greve Gon choo coment ei Ce | LIEU cay | Of cask ,000 to $8,000 income bracket, | growing wheat or manufacturing |mented: “The biggest ‘tragedy ; jous| | automobiles... as - and to | was was ‘no ate bee | Semen ag one of ms more super- we (the ) Sin the eotnomy | ficlal,” sccording’ to economiat |for flashers and didn’t get it. This omy ‘we have today| Dexter M. Keezer. is inexcusable in a populated no resemblance to any pre-| ‘This idea is thoroughly obsolete. |““*™ sa of our history.” Zelo-|Successful marketing is a key in-| 9, : Betctisess more savings and more|ot abundance,” sceording to the Fs: algae i Prig NTE Take Withee FE time to enjoy both than|chief ecohomist of McGraw-Hill \MAZOO Checker Mo-| {i : CANTER Pi RY ore Die F wrk ever before. | Publishing Co. [tors Corp. reports a loss of $1,337,-|of the city of Pontise. suas a ae ay fart volre nasoaae” Mion Zelomek said this change is one| Ford’s Edmunds said “a tresh,|758 for 1958. The figure does -not/,,wase $04 otf, the city Com} . NEED) A V¥INANCE- § Mave wk. Brnrt teeming gered Ean mission ‘of the City of Pontiae, this) jr : rvs Ronriy rata, he soagye Pert0d. believes there|sustained business cycle during|include a $2,305,647 profit on sale|17 day of March. A.D. i900, FIXER? Order Classified Fr tr ae ae a segie e ee ee r : : Keaesatecginy ‘Ads to poll rent. find a te LAv0, Mare for home ADA R. EVAN iob. is Se Fer Ne tod ul ad are ie a j ‘ * diy ore Koos ob, 2-8181 is bo wat a » "te. - the ruck ant Ad number! iad Ae NRE Real Estate Classes ae aghetment, Right noe She 4 3 Phone C. SCHUETT, Realtor 50602. : ~ ROOF OF REPAIRS — Employment Agencies 8A EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING : VICE LOST: BLUE, TICK BOUND Dod. ee “Lit.” Reward. N- met” bee tanks. ee ea “Joner” ‘Reward, reer: wise vee sone ae | oo eer eeeevien M'Bulldng, Service, Pie Dee ot 2 Legugeee. ma Sta tec. rooms . Garages & Pear 3-0318 gies Se terms, Figo enumatan det pita gs YOU SAVE ON Kradie en G a xieeee's, os Sep raat a | seis “ee area EON Og he eR re ey ee sn) Sk pee te | Business Services 13) _ ¢-sa0z. : SUITE PE 4050 oo factory eaieed man ~ vad ®t our G neral & pater BY WUMBER SALES Office Co. 7 Law rabble g 8m e6. : Tonce_8t PE 3-013. Book . bs EL Law Bt. Hen % zien, ith experience tot 2-1 PAINTING INTERIOR AND | Notices & Personals 25 doctors, Midwest Em-| motes PE ites OF | nn ment, 406 State Bank 5 REW. FOR IDENTITY oF “fe Sat sagen Sar es Re a ee ~~ Instructions ©“ § 9 _FE 71631. ; R. s epic mee ote eavice SE) 6 KNAPP SHOES rina gebone ome Pm toe "| Pred, Herman OR 3.1802 i auction Gospe lesa ~~ qh Hels ison. Pe tte §-1788. y. March _ppoms sussente PE hen we rears. mew oor nee are. we ait ew merchandise Work Wanted Male 10 = sas i ree ny ar ac LEE iE tate “Ting! Taparp ear tear and Maple for! Pree Free est, "UL $i3% oF UL 24084 * trendiy advisor PE 7 | eae i oom or Or OL Soe “THOMAS ELECTRIC Army. NTER i¢ Contractor, Res- COMPLETE COU Wave vam o Satetier, Reas. PE 4-6462. AMD) [deatial Commercial “and indus | “sf Qh Kite, OR 33431. Wil i CARPENTER WORK. NEW wt MY liams Lake Rd. and M50. aed fopelt. FE +8 ee “CHARLES CHESTER as a ey oe Fi a ree. Cal after 6 pm ee MLLER on See _sustomers FE bab | gee Se PARTS FORALL | A Taytoe be Oilerie PE ones, Al EAINTING INTERIOR & EX| cute. nd wringer washers. Whole: | Siey “MaiD BOPPLIRD > 36 _ Simi of On Sait? APPLIANCE SERVICE Sener. Mrs. Wallace. PE ALL TF PES OF ConsTR UGTION ROY'S. 06 Oskland 7 Free _eatimais, ‘Call “Lis | Dressmaking, Tailoring 1¢ In Debt? AVAILABLE NOW C: ace and work. New and ALTERATIONS, SUITS & COATS.|. If you are having trouble meeti: _pair. "DH. Murdock. PE 2teei | Drepsmaking ‘and repairs, a es an EREDIT. CoUMee CARETAKER OF . B rs, Louis Room job wanted by responsible toms wee oore re ate. _ Bt Bank dg. rr toute. ® i - terations, Mrs. Bodell, tik tose WEIGET ae, ates CARPENTRY -- . EXP., tablets. cents ante a iranian & specialty. an ter. Kitchens a specialty. MAN With PICK any kind of work FE_ $0313. gy BE work. . in or construc- tion. PE 80877 Pariced PE tat yi WORK. LOW YOUNG MAN 30 Tea OLD wants 2@ work of anv kind. No experience, am willing to learn, High | ———— oa. Have trans. Work Wanted Female 11 il PPS ‘ut * \oay os TRONINGS. $3 BUSHEL. id Ret PE 54-1471. : cme w. CLEANING ‘re abn HOUR eat hensseiouniin Pu eaning. on Tis8t | HTS, EXC. CHILD day or week. UL 2-4013. of Fon te Plains, OR 3-2280, ye WISHES DAY~ ae wk, PE $4670. ‘AUBURN = tare “Wate rtord & —— —, day. 4. GIRL wou. ie AB stT- ng housew or! or _ Week PE bans, , GERMAN BPEAKING LADY wants housework. cal FE 3224. = SCHOOL GRADUATE. DE- sires -work. Kitchen help, *hote! maid, baby sitting or day work. FE 2-7561. sein fren wanna Fe ; , ! DO! = dal DAY, NOTICE Is HEREBY arvex that s Count naonolt NON AODD whose VERAG at W. Lon a as. ~ ng f nn oe! Tax Hills, aah. hae epened to Saiaeis, For fC mission for s ¢ license ‘to sell pore. cia han mace Prog that it is ALL WORKIN FROPLET TAXES the™ —_ the Liquor anytime. §2 Commission to grant said license expiration of 10 days OR 3-2943 On to Alaska teed Sopteaet= ot wil ist $i3 an for im R. f, W IGHT & k VALUET ve souk” a st ave, ane Bay Land Contracts Sale fe a REALTY Wanted Real Estate 32A. GI AND FHA ra|A. Johnson! DT eA ie 8. Telegrant ie on Immediate Action We’ Can at — House WHITE ras ties furn, 36 NW ROOMS, CLOSE TO downtown. $12 per w for agg or couple, 345 Oak- ve. 3 RMS. BA’ West side. FE 8-6523. J ROOM, CLEAN. UPPER. UTILI orton. 3 RMS. & BATH. furn. Carpeted, ATTRACTIVELY Garage. FE 2-017. 3 ROOMS BATH. iz entrance. we okt children, feos, ’ RF CLEAN _vat- Bath and entrance. 118 State. Mai a Sate OTT Baw. 3 RMS. & BA UTIL’ - ly redecorated. Private ent., hot Sper. Pontiac Lake. $70 mo, OR ~~} ROOMS & BATH iat N, Saginaw 7 RMS. & BATH. AUTO. HEA’ cule ely. re Restate A t aine Ct i 3 RMS. PVT. ENTRANCE. 88 ME- tea. "aby Celsoe. 210 M4 Lauinger Real Estate OR 3-8138. 18 HEREBY GIVEN | WILL PaY CASH eae 6000 |? eee eek bet tao “AX SERVICE that field Open Hunt Club - ® “ie iHome S premises are located at | WA ; IMMEDIATELY, Seats cals, EE D000. aa dja 405 E. Lone e Rd. has ap- Meunte, ~iow Bi 4 ROOMS PVT. BATH AND ENT nee Lake EM +3125) piled to the | Michigan Liauor Auyers cen” wollen: : it Eaves. ie ae INCOME. yak i . Preakiia x HU-| license, to sell beer, Wine ‘& Paul x. . Jones, “ eal Est. | * Sites “Pir bette or PE eee. pico ems, gh SERVICE an the oe ee “0550 TMS & BATH. PVT. ENT. $13 iquor Control m to "Rem t Apts. Furnished 33 | _we. J sin Re OR 2 3-5597 ramen of *e days megtie | $ clear zp eoty = Hom as reof, Dated Marrn 18, 1988. |! pLARGE ROOM. REFG. 102) fin. saftee 4:30 INCOME TAXES. es oat iord SAVE $70 1 RM, EITCHENETTE. 1 “eee ervice. 2018 Fad. ; 776, een oe FE seri" | Op, famous prand reducing me. SED APT ONE INCOME TAX SERVICE |’ trem my. my home, $250, Easy | ist . Entr. The” time, : ne ob Se Fay Sy | demon- couple or bachelors. Spec. priv. i" INCOME TAX PREPARED IN| _ stration. wt Sess" : - | 5 RMS, BM N. TH, your home. Long form itemized. SPECI AL - : i KITCHENETTE, PRi-| ‘ireplace & carpeting. On lake. | bath 2 adults only 2 + — OR 3-990 % RETURNS yan . + | mememeneinnesitiien RETURNS PREPARED By| Exercise to slenderize the easy! Paddock. Alberta A 3 3. PARTLY FURNISHED, "apt hee ome enryieg, modest fee —— "dis ode our "eas | 7 Se eee also 3 rooms furnished, 291 Cen- sax <3 ‘our home by qualified AM as sen as ‘you roa tine every ay pared in if you prefer our guest for a Seoomnd with master’s dogree. made, pig ag can’t p-3 RAY O’NEIL, Realtor A ington 3 PE Seri car “ei $800 down, EAST Close | to to eeBovta. ig 1 Nie with 6 ‘home 1 floor. rate dice , Basement p, arive. a4 Es HAY xs ii i EAST BLVD. TERRACE. § rooms furoece, Scot’ porch Yok Sta ir Tront an $6800.—Terms. NEAR ee. a a » Dining >. ia nine on, sh BR cchen te uel ry be oe 7 Base —. Privileges on 2 lakes. Jc. = HAYDEN, Realtor mS sen Eves. _—— Huron Gardens Cozy 2 bedroom Donelson, 02 only iy $7,000 — $1,000 - West’ Suburban eka tien & einen, let teacaee, 2 faraee tees, 1.09 ii handle, Dorothy Snyder Lavender Est a. 7 ? Hii Rast he Phone a mM 3-303 mie 4-6417 Parcs Is THE “BIRD” TO SEB TRADE CASS LAKE WOODS - Fine 2 bedroom brick ranch in Pda residential — nese oa ther ora Pine bench and Lake p te tee tah pabdivisien. + Attached = rage. age . only $15,000 immediate - will trade for car — make, Ses offert! uN IT BRICK ie es for tenants. ge on terms. hee i it e eee REALTOR PARTRIDGE PE C3081 tt W,, HURON BT. Income Property 43A 2-FAMILY 2 apartments furnished, 2 baths, eee upper to Alaske, ick, "Good for Pena Paul M. ones, Real Est. Huron FE 4-8550;: rE. 'g-1275; OA 8-3653 3 FAMILY G WITH 5 lots. n For Sale Se Prop.’ 44 3 BEDRM. M, HOME, ¢,LOTS cLUSIVE: RESTRICTED RESI- ential lake frontage on White . Beautiful woes and beach. or terms. Le only 200 feet eft. to ool. Will divide. Hurry on°this, ‘Stord toed. ee x "Ort eke n e lots, 000," =A ong build STEELE paris 135 Highland . (M5@), Highland, uu e208s. — Sha Bal Beech c. ‘es ba i" 350, 3-2063. bs Lake Lots jee tite Priv.! fiturthet hopping to doot Wit paved street, hi 995 full ce; down; ® month _&rd Phone Lincoin 8-771, ii Hato eine a room. 1% b ie LARGE CARGE | LAREFRONT, LOT ON PE 2-6373 IN © LAKE. RANCH brick on 1 acre 6 MS. from coin Plant. 120. tt. Laxetront, sprin- ne 2 car a, See z varooeab 4 lots, 2 car. garage, “nos ‘000. | | ah M. Jones, Real Est. HURO! ‘ye #1278 ter, Near new college. OL 1-1650. Plan N Now CHEROKEE HIELS! ! ge the Sent os - shies "for “bs better hemes — col pe country Carl ‘W. Bird, Realtor KY nae ek) For Sale Acreage 47 ere, FARM ‘pees schol. bus, at = = very ebay 8\racre ay High and arom aaah we top" road, Ouly $4,500 with $1,000 erent REALTY *. pene $200 PER ACRE: Marine ot am a siecly weet wooded, re SCHUETT | FE 8.0458 CRESCENT LAKE RD. Near MS® and Waterford H - 33 acres with oe omg baa WHITE LAKE RD. Piaise, Commerce Ra Acres PHONE. FE 8-0458 C. SCHUETT, Realtor ESTATE SITE acres of scenic, — land 1320 ft. on blac: road Keep the hi st i for your home and sy rite the remain der. Only $2,500.00 down. Warren Stout, Realtor TT N. Saginaw &t. FE 54-8165 ~HOME-SITES 1 and one-third acres, 7 off pave- gd near schools & shopping, 8 acres of good fertile soil — the 10 mile circle, $450 beautiful acres overt iske. 10 miles north of Pontiac, re. Liberal oose, from, ‘eal all, many others us now for ESAWHORD A AGENCY MY 3-1143 @o E. Fiint st 80 ACRES offers scenic ———s site, — balance reage . West of “Onlord. $2,800 TOR” ‘Oxford, OA 123 10 ACRES Beautiful 16 acres close in. Fruit, berries and flowers house nd a, 3 years old dition t miss seeing this one. 836 ms. 55 ACRES Large modern farm house with ‘ Bo ptr and full basement. ood condition, West of Pontiac. $33'900" terms. 20 ACRES Vacant 12 miles northwest of ee $230 «oper acre. “CLARENCE RIDGEWAY, REALTOR Pontes wae 46203 P "W. DINNAN | 66 West Huron For Sale Farms 48 $0-ACRE DAIRY FARM. SMALL Bevin payment. Ottie Ward, FE Sale Business ss Property 49 120 120 FT. DIXIE HWY COMMER os ee frontage in Sprin field x 52 ft, block building. Tw $15, S00 itn $5,000 down. Suitable f for variety of businesses’. OR 3-311% Seeation, thriving Comer’ tees n, thriving neigh- borhood. Excellent — brick front, heat, toflet and lavatory, Ideal for retell Yarn. ofessional office, etc, Only $11,- with $2,000 town. ———. ; Franks, Realtor. 4395 Dix 3-9701. PERRY STREET Well located commercial build- ing on newly widened Perry. Di- vided into 2 separate stores app. 16240 «each, is -guitable for many uses. ul price $11,500 with $2500 down, REALTOR PARTRIDGE re ti a wis 1050 W. HURON Oren TIL 9 COR: Bultabie fae wet Se terminal. La: corner lot, north end. Suitable ne favestinent. oar STATEWIDE Real Esta’ Service of ting RLES, REA R im7 8, Tel al FE eee REACH CAS H cus- TOMERS through Classi- fied Ads. Call FE 2-8181 oo rateart Ay 1-3011 = after 6 et GOO BU a real ¢. business “pede, geen ~Large ea woo ith livin Ts . down IGA — Terrific gross. Real with living quar- ters. down plus inven- tory 1 accept property of fond oe + tan - $3500 down. Northern an area. 1 oan On, ere gest“ oe and living 5 A aor" oney maker. ~ 11 units aes o~- ie mt location on mais highway. Will accept trade Real Estate Service Pontias B. D. CHARLES REALTOR 1717 8. Telegraph 40521 GROCERY And hardware in non-competitive ote. There are § acres of iat. 3 bedroom, full ment hom ; This whole package with an SDM lnenee ¢ can offer indeperdence for ola your family. Very easy Warren Stout, Realtor TT N. Sagitaw FE 45-0165 “LET'S TALK BUSINESS” Cocktail Bar tent. This so nice ~~ — want to’ go nome = Nursery ~-Lendecepieg ee fron and ac Ole tage re bie basinoes Beau 2 bed- ae ee Pag wr pl us Phone for fh tools. for , eg informa- MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER PARK AT, OUR FE 41882 Partridge “BIRD” TO 8EE A sO ER SHOP GREENHOUSE rtied thd nag JR it has ¢ ed a tirac- tive building ‘with eee of park- ing. 13, sq under giaas. Nice senate ation in prosperous com- nity Only “410.000 down on everything or will consider trade for bome, contract or motel. See this unusual offering now SHADES AND BLINDS Pius ints and wallpapers sre sold this busy OD. — and excellent institutional lle! Bal chien Sic stock. 7 ee ee REALTOR PARTRIDGE Businesses thruout Mich 3561 1050 W. HURON N ‘TIL 9 SUNOCO SERVICE STATIONS FOR RENT Established toca: tion. with _ mint. = investment for ear Williams Lak t Wasoclond Te. Ra. at Oak Beach PON Just West ri Mse Complete 6 weeks id Program. Pinancial pt Bite d those who qualify, For com fete information Mr. Griffith. SUN OIL CO. Vinewood 34200 Gare id . 240i "eu ate Pitts ketch J “STANDARD OIL 2 stall — station for lease. mS cial assistance — interésted ts char ix ak party ae ile, est Bloomfeia wnship. Cal) MI days 3 wiser Me ote Ls — — ot bunaeae toon ce STANDARD ( OIL* 2 stall station sa and Adams. For ‘information ve call MI 64-5311 days y Me men. JUniper afin siter 7 STANDARD OIL 2 stall ~enggone | for oo Orton- ville are; also burn and Ma: arshall For 1 information call MI 6-5311 days or Mr. ‘ 18 E. Huron WTD.: Ui NET Will consider upright in cond. OR 3-8864, mall piano with ® pi Sing a, good Sale Office Equipment 63 ONE LEFT, 26" CARRIAGE UN- dervoos typewriter $35.00. FE Sak. Sporting ¢ Goods 65 13 GA. AUTO. 3 YRS. old, uke ner ig 26 WW. Ken nett Rd, - 3:30 - ‘Bait, Minnows, Etc, 65B BAIT & “TACKLE OPEN 7 DAYS M uses 36 ad cents dz, — 50¢ hard Lake Aven: 1. 6 LM, old. MY 32810 r 6 p.m. ey applied wi +h 1st & | “wilts "Bere, 6 f fg Drayton Plains, | PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES, food. Since 1927, 584 Oakland Ave. REG. Sarr RY SPANIEL. 4 YRS. nr Highly trained $100. FE TTS, For FOX TERRIER POPPIES Hunting Dogs 69A GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED POINT- i OA 8-2128. FART ENG GETTER POPPIES, RE Sere ED BRIFEANY, SPAN. lel pups, 13 weeks old MA 6-3686. Hay, Grain & Feed 71 2ND_ “CUT HAY, STRAW, Phone MA 56-0666. HEAT manure. #0 =BALES straw. OA 8-3600 eI Be corn and oats, loose hay, TE: zt ry 300 bales, best offer takes. OR 3-3509. HAY PAND BERAW For aie ees 72 A 9? HEREFORD HEIFERS. 2 YRS, on. 1 ae calf, oh Aaa. ood Oh children, ne. eal it Sunday ‘or 4 Mon- ore 138 er, | 3 ganders, Re 2 fee Bpe Dr. Utic: KaASiAN ara AT STUD, 2 colts for sale, MA 17-2931. V4 boars, not tered. jitter coe baby male goat. MAple 5.0666. For Sale Poutry 74 eh site, wv Sale Farm ) Prodyed’ 75 95 1:30 p.m. tetas Ae Fae i teased Rand , free eter arts Creek, Mich, Phone rm ‘om auction, 3 males berth Py, M15, Take | a oe cow 1 A cow bull 2% ye sadtih Bus, Dull are vi . lambs, 700 of rome hay ( ). 200 a oat W,. oats ea Bec" inckm on Ogee Sastioneer, For Sale Sale “Housetrailers 78 ae PALACE, 45. 170 N. OP- dyke—lot 138. we alee. R&STRE. M LIGH oars trailer. Since 1932. Geer, anteed for life. See them and ¢ a demonstration at Warner Trek er Sales Hw Pian to join one of Wally Byam’ S @X- citing caravans) Authorized Sales Pontiac Chiet "& Detroiter Complete selection of 8 and wides. Also a lg election =] late model trade-ins them all on trade-in allowance — at Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes -. Sales 4301 Dixie Highway cia wm a week EY WNER. LAR ard Mobile home, com- furnished, extras includ- fe ogg ta Call OR ieee be USED TRAILERS Liberal Terms - Parts — Bottle Gas TRAILER EXCHANGE 60 8 Telegraph ALUMINUM 31 FT, H hes A KE haa The y for Sinden od “Aine mad ra, . "For Sale Tires _ et a “ean ET 1967 Ads For Sale Bicycles 84 ; Dixie "OR Lot Bar IO ki tT CASH FOR CARS HARDE MOTOR After AML _ MONEY TALKS! ATTENTION! 10P RH BTlse GLENN'S MOTOR SALES ~ SALES + CASH AID LLAR ar ut CAR, OR LEE ‘ or sa" a Va iste Hwy. OUR DEMAND “CLEAN CARS” $68 CASH $$$ a 00eD. Can BILL SPENCE -__ 188 ‘CU . LIKE new. ‘ a . Pike, -sRAMBLER™ _For Sale Motorcycles 83) a1: 5% 7 on See ig ty Motor oo | SPOR 3 } ig a ke a pene a ee aikcale f DOLLAR Boats & Accessories 85 ce for "4 MP gOIT? ates | BOB FROST, INC. iL cP Ma acOnY 7 oe J E N cS peters | ~~ ae mpubevenee| ”” Avex i PAINT cior” trailers pga earn "et, Sone ie a es A reduced a 8 xi elds and windows, plastic supplies. Fiber. gias panels made to Figpee tic resins compounded special re Gf "Rosai siete rear Rabel ds an "$7 TT paint, 8 eyl, fom — box. Wet line hook up. FE $-1521. TURNER'S Truck Center RANCHERO vis $1208 was IT’s 0 Paint . ain We ture HE te Rg Z-Spar Paints 4 and varnish 4 ‘ en he Ford te : wi i a aitnee me OARLANE Wy “88 Ford “T, 6 ort, Rew paint $796 370 8. Saginaw PB BIOL wate Oe - cyl, side box & rack = Starcraft & Shell lake boats. Ga- Ga 1 Ford tr S “pret $1005 "87 airing ~ a ‘ST cee ute ® cyl. etait ios = PANELS er, $1,295. de under bank loan v alu ue. FE 5-73 R toerg! a PARKHURST _| boars, epee Trailer Sales | "tax Watt Bae Pome EN 1540 Lapeer Rd. @ 31448, Pooturing | =v ie Moon For Sale A 86 Orion and coxtord on M24 OXFORD TRAILER SALES ~UaED TR AY. sel) them on our ‘for 10 od cent, Holly Marine and = Sales, dan Rolly Rd, Holly, M¥l- THE ANSWER TO OUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, | hire, it’s FE 2-8181. \ i) LIGHT Ang ATG OR SALE | Eransportation.< Offered 87 "ce Me Patt FTE a8 AS $56. a ow © acral Pe CASH ‘36 Ford \4' ‘81 Ford ee SE Peta dene . | Bob Butler At Midwest 47500 ‘ . 6 ane $198 "51 Chev Se Ries cove $195 Ford a oe $495 ‘34 Chey, 6 cyl. nice ... es 88 Ford %T, @ cyl sha Le Re y rp . vy sam tek fe AOL AKES , AND VANS th 8 ed "$1 Ford f-5, 8 cylinder ...... 1 Ford £6, 14 ft van .... anne ® at Harold Turner Ford MODEL Pome GP “Swan a ae east a AUBURN A * * - * : ; he : i : 5 * : he = as i wars Fi ee 5 2 ‘ Lae by : 0 ee io es = Se ress % i Pe 2 ae es Beers ee Bea es Cares oe Z as cee fate baud ; i ie Sa 4 eee ees ee 5 ia ¥ Pets z 4 m F z = a : 5 hy oo . - . tT © a ‘ = é = pe ': : i F a F a # 5 , i : vy éj os Re et < : ? i RCHIEF eee! ‘ ee ees é ee ae Hele gern oak ie), ee : : : a se 8a ‘4 : ‘ 2 00: ae steering ; agar ee ™~/! bape, SAS ey : Song ae —_ om : s tl : ae = Scout a si yA t . 4 oh gees ~! Pc a : : ; . “ . : ‘ * ; T if 3 ve vali ae of : ee = 1 ae puch — ‘ ? ge LAe . as : Bewy J send ea” ctl e "| * i Pes = oa 2 ae ae i gh i 2 . | : | : =o. Our secret’ is most s w- overhead-medns | : _ ITS TRUE i “Hes The lt tee dai) te —| mac, Ful power.’ "=| custom “Interior. ‘Many’ ot ‘Tower prices nye condition of St oy ake is, way |. ioe pontiac pa ines : aa | yb IW. ete oe pigs “ieganbew's me oral village of Rochester, Open “till pan. Is the Place to Buy! — | 1-YEAR ‘51 Chevie, 4 dr, station c 1 ve, WARRANTY : Sun the car for tee family. GIVEN FREE :m.| ap Ponies 3-4": Catalin stardiop,| WITH EVERY CAR | Ta, . 1958 8 CHEVROLET .....§ .. $2195 | 1957 BUI 7 BUICK Sage S108 Ws aaa Rg Se wh : Radio & . , ’ i TE ee Se ere cs] 100% Store seb ttseiitae | 1957 7 BLYMOUTE spac £8 $1299 “pacio and Heater. white. wal Coverage; No Exclusions : igre , cig, yadio, fete ile wal tires, Very clean. $195 down pay- E 3 ie Ga ae | ee mee : -_sgoK cous. mc. || 1957") MERCURY. . .$2095 Walle and’ red. Hydramatic, Ford Custom V-8 ....... out Chrysler | Sunt the car ou have been wall Dodge top ¥. eae $ 982 “Het onde, ek @ a MA Gasit Tedf, Soule? "whus walt ures. new Tasids >. «PreOwned [ig 7 ne ae|omaree 1 |] gg az, pee oe ree | teal ttemsmnere ex | 1957 CHEVROLET ..... $1595 Specials | jai je ste mu malar wes ge || ing upg, rumrect. wa | 6 PRCE LOPE te || ae ate one saan, Foner, va ence | . » Radio| Bel Air 4Door hardtop ...... gto tat ithe Se] eh Regie vat We Fae HEA ao REC Rambler Sale| Merah sornappaemr|| 1956 p BUICR TE ge nay | BE ee Baas] wm wwe | Mrs eiaratSt't ot as| E, S'GOA gE ES, * ce Seine dew condiiion - sani] Gapamisnion nee tamiy| BANK RATES tal’ 98 Sew Ramblers 'by” Mis’ | 1956 M p MERCURY _ $1295 : Holiday re Sag We ere eens 3:20 am. to 9 pm. Pik =v} Right by March sist. The sates} FACTORY BRANCH qrbgbeteg: Mina, Fein, ener” ‘Beet 4 geagvoreuen apeciae trom | Oven 2:20 = | Sra eee we's| 58 PONTIAC ted and finish ...... : } : : : 7 as, ao. 9 these poten. Maple 53008 er Mable 114 North Chevy. — —— ne ee odin ae 1956 | 5 OLDSMOBILE ey = $1695 * : ent le. Radio, : I. Y¥ ard Ave. i ; : . z z é ss Vise ’ Heater shape tavoughowt #138 Bitar; aoe a — ooteemcsienite ee We, have very ba selection to Sion T _ matic. ge vy Re Sree Sas | sont ans ar eee | et For Sale Cars 91) For Sele Cars 91 | slits 's Sauce" Gra race $2595 (|; 1956 F PONTIAC eee, SOS : Z 7 . = ARR nee ene » 3 : BF, wg, YoraFeGar 20, rt lina cuynour iibare, 4¥O | i_FORE Vrgonia Er WTR |, NO CASH NEEDED. |, curwngiwr ete at| thi tate hi Bat Suh | sila, ester, wit Sint se Ga] fete ame energy | Een ence Mca, poe ae wisi" 3 Fal eedeeyeenten Car ~~ |Pontiac 1956 ( CHEVROLET $1095 ie §-8041 after § p.m. *SENGGR igs vo cnp oer mai oot bee “| RAR MOTORS, ING. Bide, radio, heater, white hev. |~°59 Chevrolet Im Eddie Steele : Radio, overdrive. WA pereeees strips ress : R i ; Haskins Chev. | 3 Gerais Tare.| Eddie Stocle | sr mei ss mora meucn melee. Retail - lies Pavtae $1095 MAple 5-507! nites “i 9] . Loaded ioelt Gall or see Bud KEEGO HARBOR” "53 Chevrolet .......$145| S cece $1795 |. ’57 Plymouth Belvedere Hardtop with power steering end brakes Nydramatic, merce Phe EM St | Te PORE ine GREEN ‘52 Pontiac . $125 | 1933 Dodge Pictu. Good condi.) Tester Weweliss ‘tow “uleate ae heme ~~ *§5 BUICK TALON SAND EW. | Mv Mbit einer chun | on sigh cen psoas ied : St re] 1955 F 5 FORD | ees ate “$1095 tuner, power steorigg & brates, 1956. Chevie,. Clarkston Motor Sales | 33 Studebak’ rs froin $245] 1961 chevrolet Dr, sedan... $135] = & R Motors, Inc. . sedan waeon on. Forgomatic a idan: tel gece comnts of Vain x. am | a Mein 8 Masts ee en Wagon sm array 6Dr.Stns|_ cpu ryan aera ge area oe 1955 B 5 BUICK “$1095 ; ean - FE 24131] “suck. Perfect cond On 62008. | pm. % E. rg ! faces — 1958 Poatise +r. wagon, Red and! = ’S7 PLYMOUTH 8 RER MOTORS ING pe a,Byeation, 5 ru ‘radi, Neate a OTORS, “INC. "WT CHEV. BEL AIR. 3 DR. POW. V8, CUSTOM, ° 308. "54 P Pont ae $395 nite, Hydrematic. Radio and T SUBURBAN : : Mow. mileng R&RM erglide, "20,000 miles. PE s-1870.| door. low mileage, | Fordomatic, teense one ait Sa si} AFORE SUBUREAN SHOW PLACE OP PONTIAC PE LIME OF PONTING, CHAVRGLE Toss SDR. FOW-| jigs tnt Dele. white Piymoutn 2-Dr. Bardon .. 598 | gag? BRE Pra me ls — 1958'S STUDEBAKER $895 oy. "55, Buick Special | tf Hite, e808 sae * Eddi St l 33-C Chevralet ose eee SOGS | 1061 Fi | Dr. F $195 | $365 DOWN $96.29 PER MO. une 33 FONTIAC Commander roger, yaa ate, V8, eneine, valli Ween thes. — doer Tharp 4208. preter, ontis val le olbele © 35 Ford ines pa SOS HOMER H HIGHT MTRS, 30'USED CARS R &R Motors, Ine. 1955 ‘CHEVROLET _ “ 51 145 | 2 $605 or Faca Gn Waa} ont » | gg Renee etzmow imperial _ - R&R Motors, Inc. Eddie Steele FE 2 snk200 —€ rr BIRMINGHAM harap, sereore Moor ween ame “tpltg, aod Bel, Air hardtop, Powerslide. V.s engine, ‘radio and _Carysier-Piymouth-Imperial FORD hn ee tn ee RAMBLER 7 "Ec d di ee Tang , Rerforl, clean, cose tires. ver | 1955 FORD $1095 ‘door ne liek Like|7a_5eee FE 3.20 | ee diop All” socessories.. 61,458 666, ays | aes 19 EGS MOTOR SALES ny BTU a Crown Victoria, standard transmission, V-8 engine. _ ‘6 SUPER § 8 be Pig: RY Ba z= spoon a FORD DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER ADIO & HEATER. ABSOLUTE- Se teoee | NO MONEY DOWN “ ae ined as | MORE ga SENT COND. PE St ep tEtet| NcabdarW.pm sts | fixmenus dest me al Cine 1955 } NASH ... Leeeee oot .$ 845 a3 OLDSMOBILE. mah et St ie he im $408. 1054 FORD 9 PASSENGER sTA- | 1032, bit re —_— er he Ambassador super ne M7tramatic, V2, engine, Sve, oe ree OE gee, fart fae ae ‘Eddie Steelé = gePaEShS ae. Seer, ta power sri, Private ee ge ‘gee vethe st || 1053 3 OLDSMOBILE , $ 595 ess CHEVROLET Re eee : FORD . RE ESSION "6 MERCURY MONTEREY 6-| Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 47600. | i0sé VAUXHALL SEDAN, PULL ardtop. Hrdramatic: radio. heater, white | oh a | see aes PE Sr” MAPBOR 2.2000 s Be e meetet.| pews, Wee FRO Sher ¢ en ee Po, arene ee ee 195 4 i CHEVROLET ‘alee .$ 695 ner Sn BUICK og | a aE ORS INC | MTOR, SROTSEDEN AND et Gent LS. | ar aa RT REAL Gad “hag Fw ems” “™-™") “Eddie Steele 5 Capone clean 8 : A = KEEGO “Chevrolet-Oldsmobile. | . ove owner Bes ae DAY'S SPECIAL | at ef month Conner | re seekzaOe MARION an 1951 BUICK .... ee: 145 evrolet ." od a ONLY $1703 Fees atin a ot me | N._MERCO- TO herp ale " VOLESWAGEN 81.200 Hardtop, sedan. | good engine, tno res. Lote of = ey fe : *S7 Windsor Hardtop *SOPLES “AUTO SALES BOLUTELY NO MONEY OWN. BOSS’ PERSONAL CAR ONLY $795 OLive 1-729 | . iiag_ Wane PRRPEGT OORT. R&R Motors, Inc. ele Galt" redit” Mgr wt 957 ; ; RAMBLER’ R&R Motors, Inc. Mies eer geod 5 taker: Gos: : H FLTO N Tic Bora ROR TE SORE Sg | tee Renae | Wellave over IS) cee | OF, AMBLER | _ceversrunecsiaoeni | 53 git catia ow. heater, | ’ MBASSADOR W. ‘88 PLYMOUTH 4DR HT? V-8,|: sri saw cer ene. 6a) Sarat ome FR ORS.) OG SM aaT “emaly pa Including Late Models. Pog bower steer- | brakes. Ran Pracuelecat covers: | R&R MOTORS, ING. | PONTIAC-BUICK Eddie Steele R&R "RER MOTORS, INC. *ROGER’s SALES & SERVICE 3 - Bo S pacwewicnccas: (Me Bower brakes, a ee $2,150. OL 1-0354. td PLACE.QF PONTIAC | S FROM NEW CAR SALES SHOW PLACE OP PONTIAC | 696: Auburn Ave. PE 2-0565 | +53 rd 195 mist R MOTORS, INC. | 724 Ostiena PE 43529 | ACROS FORD 124 Oakland FE 43629 | °§; FORD CONVERTIBLE RADIO | ‘48 & Dodge pickup | ‘$195 ea. |. clinine backs. “Agua wood R& 753 Willys Sed. Delivery . 3 ‘ f ABSOLUTELY Financing Pim. Chrome luggage cat- SHOW PLACE OF PONTIAC Real nice with Radio and Heater ROCHESTER OL 1-8] 3 we sanXZE00 HARBOR | 48 DeSOTO REA ae ABOOLOTEL off We trode sp or hewn rer: 3300, miles. 724 Oakland = om 54 Buick -$595 =_— oO ders Mr. "Parkenat ‘Sat isoo. | SOMONE CARS _22_AUBURN SAVE $800 . BT ag cand er ' —— eee neone $ i ea maroon. Powerflite, ra- 4 “$0 Ford “ers epe..--". $35] ~R&R Motors, Inc. |rponp—eeDR-Raa-wiL| FACTORY BRANCH NEW CAR GUARANTEE a net 5095 Chrysler Pymeutiperis ‘ p axe’ Moi sle uth-Imperial ade PE 0-8513. i ninANePORTATION, SrRCULS. | 7] DODGE SEDAN. RADIO. ANB eb T eR — |. SS MERCURY 3 MORE MODELS R&R Motors, Inc. - RUSS ( yy. = a Seer BE ac Sofi] me maeonesom. na mont: ABET Eecetcaatede | oom mow | — chuioryeene ape Z. $9 Down | Besene 8) Berecee! ASE | ert SPENCE [eee *28| JOHNSON : ne : & ” EATER. ABSOLUTELY : : WITH SMALL good tires, looks good, rins good: RAMBLER _ NO MONEY DOWN. Assume ns crane WH MONTHLY PAYM'TS [ReR MOTORS Inc.| Hardenburg. Ponti tin sek TEE own) BePae MB GE EB oy pont LAC ! - porno 95|.., SHOW PLACE OF PONTIAC GUARANTEED CARS on 1aC ‘$1 NASH, GOOD TRANS., $75. Cail id_Turner PUNT Fee Ne, SO; «2+ o2-s2+ $195 | 726 Onkland FE 4¢352|'s¢ Ford Fairlane Victori alter 6 p.m. FE 2-4658. 1985 PONTIAC 4 STARCHIEP} AR OF THE YEAR es tech SO te ae eee Carnet Sed. | itt ci sike’ve ath i] - |= ae eed ee tag, Peer, Srates, sraramate Pp A Y MORE? eV ste eeene Heater . oa new tires all. i i os Wer hae $995 OMA ND HEATER, Reta : > | Su'betve, ace for Mr. Lewis be: BUY NOW ° Hs fee 2 BR} R&R Motors, Ine pie : ar 3 marr | Sesh = vataasfiah ccna 1053. tude ioe rrtlers : ‘Pores Rial thos credit "ater, Me. | St : | MAR , 20th and 21st 1954 4 He : ist Ford,” er olore aan S Used Car Bargai a" Hora convert... GAR. PAYMENTS 100 BORDER. omeone eee tae Eaeye = WE'RE OFFERING | eta oc "Eddic Stele: sane tam frome eee |g FERS SPECIALS - wooo ro, ; i Sad ec oko: Lake Orion Motor Sales| path J SME nce | ACT NOW! SEN | ~——SSs Better” Deals » ¢ MOS, USED CAR WARRANTY xaeco D nase | ZORD noun facuay uv i2m|— EXTRA SHARP Make-Out Sharp . Boteiare ‘Detiveny |TE set ceed Be lon og gh = SHARE oo... $1008 Yaa) '37 PONT. SC HT. $2095 THAN EVER — THESE CARS MUST EDDIE STEELE| 1997 FORD" |siepragiee foe wm 7 Oi 0 ae olay {n> 1864 CHEVROLET 4, BURGLAR |, Fait Power iZ _. BEMOvVEeD. - **® | ) FORD Richt a “EARS SoM | rou mcorace Su poem! ume, urraouer «on ,.| | MM THET. | |'57 MERC CONY. $205 "File Weekendl _ ag ‘iid |" oA EE | soy MA BIEE™ OM yy] OLCALAWOY" |.57 ccona zr. ..$ 795 ead, $2190 oF bert ft Se oer ROCHESTER jeTOrne 5 2ghBEOO a Iv Ss CADILLAC TIME waneiros ec et step V ] ”" 40.Miles Per Gallon LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS r CADILLAC OL 1-9711 —FE_220 | ca pevdoore Oe ao '56 FORD V8 2-DR. $ 895; is 1985 Coupe DeVille condi A CLEAN ONE ............ $395 CAR_8 P bsg x sg en 14 a fe bio” a ° _ THE PRICE JEROME COUPE - 1 DES ono. ers | BAe er OPE I Owner Sharpie oP BEIGE Door ~ ; st ° = settle estate, $509. PE S180, Th and Car Are Right A iat cagvhoter *° IN Now — “we fave | * ~ [53 STUDEBAKER 2-Doof *. 5200 0.020. $ 195 | |: aaah“ ax aoa eo at ; Bright Spot’ BEL AIR HARDTOP . ..... $1605 Beautiful Srlesiion 55 CHRYS'L SED. $ 995; , i “et GEV 3 DR. BELA | t WILSON TO OWN ONE OF ouR | powER EQUIPPED. si3| WE'VE HAD. IN rears wniy aan Good Tires | 33 PLY MOUTH 4-Doot s.-..--2..005- 1++0$ 275 j REPOSSESSION : TONED " CADILLAGE eee ee poet | Loe raw aa 55 PLYM. SED. ..$ 645) ; bs i nt te shart ¢ ath PONTIAC-CADILLAC erm ak ING ism he sania var poe setae $1005 ‘st Sat H-Top |. sige | New Paint. S2° BUICK. 4-Door ciassevigs.cdeccicesens $ 245 } Ss DR CREVEE_WiCET ae SPECIAL ~ | RSRSORTROETAL Mane mE, | ALWAYS A OOH RESALE | AUTOMATION. oro von] Et oe mer |'54 BUICK SED. ..$ 695/] 153 PONTIAC 4-Door o eseseeeeeec--eee.$ 198 4 1M 342 Gommenaestte FE Dome see blue. Pull cower Ger met; ne 1958 CHEVROLET HT. ‘ST FORD Ranch wagon ....s1304| Auto, Transmission [J “" © 0 neers ee be seen to be appreciated. SWING INTO SPRING |4 SLACK BEAUTY ....... oes cor — Deluxe ss, India 4 842 eS . : . 295 YMOUTH Ivory pains, Nice 54° PONT. SC CAT. $7951 "51 CHEVROLET 2-Door .2..0s0cessnees «-$ 145 | ' “st WITH ONE OF THESE! Pee TMOOT sas i atthews-| ‘57 BUICK =e a (ee aoe MyEaTC net Sota tite| Pow'r Brakes, Sharp Car es noupuartan 2 noon | SMAN perio eae] © $3245 soups CLDEMOBILE siggy | Waa sh ‘$4 OLDS 98 HT. ..$ 795|| 33 FORD 2Do0r ....cc-essesscssesseeees $ 295 rakes, Dynaflow, ra- Gulu af cone. = ‘81 FORD Country Sedan ....$1774 - a - e . Hargreaves BE Resse beta te | Soa thea = = 3 ‘power. A ‘beautiful white | crop “ERE KEW ... sim | & Door ea ete Lng Pull Foyer '$4 FORD 4-Door vis. sceceececcecscecaees $ 495 poe % 1956 FORD : i eee : VICTORIA .....:. h ihn iene arte $1195 | "57 — ee ee * Ae ower , _—_ 874 et $1799 a a AIS sl eenson MEE!MOUM ugg | gee made wets, Boas | Tr a $145 ‘ue i nm ™, CADILLA: an Ww jc: ener : z Q DONE IT Brates."A'‘oneowoer wh 00 | Waring se Stakie™power? pet | |; 1006 FORD gg| SLEQRD 2,Do0r cg aed) ves | '55 PLYMOUTH 4-Door ....000..cc000, $495 id ies. actual miles. | FAIRLANE ......-....-0-r00s ; eS AGAIN! ‘06 PONTIAC ms aN see spoons” CHEVROLET... H,cRAMBLER” sin, Wen, 80/52. Buick har “BRIT 5S FORD 4-Door .....cscceceececcseccese $ 595 SS Ae Beat, Maanéerd eranemic: STATION WAGON. The miles tell $1895 : 1951 PLYMOUTH ‘86 PONTIAC starchief Cust. $1394 0 Fe ; 7193 , 7 Tk @ low iow price of | Swocres ep "mites" OP*"| sess caDTLLLAC €2 sedan, hydra: | SPORT COUPEE .so-o0000-. | Bower” brakes, Radio. ‘Hester, | '55 MERCURY ,2-Door .............eseees $ 795 ' 58 | TRESS Brakes: "A ‘ote owner, All|... 186 PACKARD | Bydramatic ‘59 Rambler Wagon $1995 nu | j ' po99 weaned! & blue finish, on ‘S6, PLYMOUTH sta rolls _ Full price including all taxes °56 FORD 2-Door ......cccsccecececcce . .$ 795 : CHEVY S dramatic." Power. “itecting ad and 51895 iam es sims Ba vancix macs, x um 2 LOW OVERHEAD LOCATIONS || . 57 FORD C tbl 162 , ics 4 aa “ DESOTO CHEVR a ' WECTEDNE: x ts 5.05% ine aca voce 0s | A ‘SBBUICK fF og | EE Ra ee oe ceeonce | ae ean AE] 0 wee von er meetin il i WIDE Pea tie ee = [ree Pome Smt) oa roeae maruet Dees tt] SIN, Broadway at |} °56 BUICK Hardtop ..0-........., sevens $1398 Ae steal st | Ref @rvnite Radio, becter, auto:| ~ $1495 en oe ees 1 | 56 BUICK 4 Door 8 1004 Shadbolt ’57 PLYMOUTH Hardtos 6 bhe# vu wash ast venSld | $ Pp ooo $1395 | SELECTION. cre oe are | | Be CARA bette | ew. ME VAUHALL ggg | ‘Radio ® Reais, Graanc. AND : | M ANY $1395 ied TIAC a ‘oe: “ NEW? ft PLYMOUTH $1395 “Radio, a Heater, Prat M24 at Shadbolt — \ _ ef . J j ’ rg - CATALINA PE, Tu-tone in 1964 PONTIAC 55 @ Door oo cecs- $ 994 : g lor. Radio heater, hy He IIS HARP ooo cee ; r, ~ ‘ TTT RR | eee eR ae ean eee oon | ia capnitag, 2 sedan, win | MAR? - Bose’ dremn tne) RUSS : “HURRY” unicwee anapike . $995 one Owned, “A a lenly —“— HARDTOP, SHARP. sotvertees $405 FORD “3 Door .......... 404 OH P s e AND GET SEE HANK OR GLENN ee we HAVE 4 SELEC- 4989 copvErTS _ ag caper 4 Heater. 2° tone’ Blue. J NSON i : ml : 7 Pi ’ . Pontiac's Bargain Barons i tone lue—interior to match. Ra- BsteO Be 051's; ‘52's; and STICK, BOF soy i a een $2003 ‘83 PONTIAC 4 Door ....,.. ‘8 324 ; ; hy i America’s Favorite ‘ dio, heaigr -FOM.” Pordomatic. ' "eo ay READY TO GO! STOP 1 PLYMOUTH MOTOR 4 i Car‘f or 1958 - & mie men'S805 . STATION WAGON, re 91008 | 3 PLYMOUTH ¢ Door.......8 324} 3 —— LES ~ Your Friendly FORD Dealer / 2-YEAR WARRANTY SA The CHEVY Lot OLIVER si cat JEROME vert tery | CENN'S | senowagy ge eg aa | e Ot Motor Sales | 1350N. | op rg | SOHUTZ, | .arotorsaues | _ ‘mrs FE5-4101 FE 5.3588 H ‘631 OAKLAND AVE. : : : right Spot . 952 WEST HURON | avrworizeo rownusc DEAuEn : re 4.4547 © -20, Orchard - e nal Woodwar d Orchard Lake at Cass | nesororiymourn neater | ror Top VALuk’ OsmD cans $1 N, Broadway Lake Orion Open 8 = M. 8 9 P. M. | ba: ; : ~ pen “1 B'ham _ MI 4-1930] FE 8-0488- Open till 10! smamioidig 9OOP YA: 6-302 FE 4-7371 FE 4-1797| sey agen or wer 3-108 cod ~~ 9:30. ve oe (400) WW3 (900) WOAR (1130) WAYZ (A700) aren tiny vam, 1500) i * ; w Surrell oe ate 11:30 wide BE . News, ‘Chase aa” - By WILUAM EWALD had Benoy'shead inside » box. Pay : — i genial NEW YORK (UPI)--Jack Ben-| t's rather impossible to exp! R. Mu Ho haaat +e waR, pe ha one ic |ny’s one-hour special for CBS-TV|_you had to be there, as they say parte : MORNING | "ww Rens SARS i we sr, Se a war nly son a ee oa uly paced, tly constructed an4| chink of clownery XYZ, Pred Wolf WEYa Pole Mary ob Lars jin most of its parts, quite funny oc€. * a ne LR BR al ‘Bob Hope was on board and was ‘ee Wea Hews, Sheridan Sie Gok tle "Bray |? Handsome form. ve ‘Brest | also was mustered in and although $20 wa Mose Bal bes ret ———- is undistinguished ww, Pe eg Kirby 8:00— Wi: ag, Meet Rgoera nL 5 ‘olf 9:00 WIR; Mrs. Por Bia Pas ww, > oa Wolf ¥ a Toby David WCAR, News, 5) ire, Lewis pe aineeead Fe WIR, Tt Muste boned oa Must al = News. Dawid CKL News, David ; WJBK. Wews. George ts FRIDAY AFTERNOON W. News. vi WJBK. News, oe wae gnaves WCAR, News WCAR, News, Purse WPON News Casey WPON, News, Lewis 6:90--WJR, Music. Hal) | tor Music. W. | ¢kLw. ‘David pave wa Tine 12:00— Ses Riel eden? CKLW News, vies Merin Fm news Wepg. Ste.}. ‘= News, ‘Devies _ Today’ S Television Programs ai iene Ancslihel by Uislhina tapea ile pan aw weed cam Channel 2-WJBK-TV Channel 4—-WWJ-TV Channel 7--WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00 (7) Curtain Time. Comedy. (9) Popeye. (4) News: Williams. (2) S. F. Beat. Re-run. (4) Weather. (4) Box 4. (2) Weather. (T) Comedy (ont.) (9) Sky King. Adventure. (4) Life of Riley. Comedy re-run. | (2) News Analyst. John) Dempsey. (2) News. (7) Girl Decoy. Murder wit- ness is held by police. (9) Comedy. Huckleberry Hound. (4) (color) Mich. Outdoors. From boat show. (2) Jeff's Collie. Re-run. (7) Leave It to Beaver. Beaver becomes ‘“‘friendly enemy” with new neighbor. (9) Million Dollar Movie. Drama: Elizabeth Taylor, “Cynthia.” (°47.) (4) Jeff. Drum. Swindler plans murder. Re-run, (2) I Love Lucy. Lucy gets trapped trying to steal John Wayne's footprints from Grauman’s Chinese Theater. | Be-run. (1) Zorro. Raucous trapper gets into trouble in Los An} geles. (9) Movie (cont.) (4) (color) Dean Martin. Va-| riety special with Donald O'Connor, Bing Crosby, Gisele MacKenzie, David 6:10 6:15 6:25 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:38 8:00 s gain (1) Real McCoys. " Grandpa, starts “togetherness” pro- 8:30 gram. (9) Movie (cont.) ; (4) It Could Be You:-.Com- edy-surprise. (2) Yancy Derringer. Yancy is charged with selling ‘The Gun That Murdered Lin- coln.” (7) Pat Boone. Ventriloquist Shari Lewis, comedian Eddie Bracken. (9) Mike- Hammer. Mystery- adventure. (4) Behind Closed Doors. South Viet Nam and ped princess are ki by!! Communist. (2) Zane Grey Theater. Old sheriff (Walter Brennan), —whe—r-ef-u-s-e-s-- te —retire,- searches for murderer. (7)-Rough—-Riders. ous female spy causes trouble for Rough Riders. (9) Walter Winchel. . (4) (color) Ernie Ford. West- star Robert Horton 9:00 H -Glamor- L 2:00 (2) News: LeGoff. '10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. (2) Arthur Godfrey (9) Special Agent. 10:55 (7) News. 11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. (4) Price Is Right. (7) Cleo. (9) Leon Errol. 11:15 (9) Nursery Schoo! Time. 11:30 (4) Concentration. (7) Peter Lind Hayes (2) Top Dollar. (9) Howdy Doody. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of Life. ~ (4) Tic Tac Dough. (9) Hidden Pages. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could Be You. (7) Play Your Hunch. (9) Myrt & Doris, - 12:48 (2) Guiding Light. 12:50 (9) News. 1:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks (4) It's Great Life. (7) Liberace. (9) Movie. (7) Margie. (2) As World Turns (4) Amos. 'n’ Andy... 1:55 (4)-Faye Elizabeth. (7) Day in Court. (2) Susie. (4) (color) Truth or Conse- quences. (4) (color) Haggis aia (2) House Party. L3 Playhouse 2. “For Whom the Bell Tolls.”’ 10:00 (7) The Tracer. (9) Amazing. Science fiction. (4) Bet Your Life. (2) Playhouse (cont.) 10:30 (7) News: Daly. (9) Capt. D. Grief. (4) (color) Masquerade Party. (2) Playhouse (cont.) 10:48 (7) News: Gordon. 10:55 (7) Weather. 11:00(7) Soupy's On (9) News. (4) News: W'kamp. - (1) Masic Bingo. 2:35 (9) Home Fair. . ,3:00 (2) Big Payoff. 11:15 (9) Weather. (4) Young Dr. Malone. (4) Weather: Eliot. (7) Beat the Clock. _ () Miss Fairweather. (9) Movie. & 11:20 ®) Theater. War drama: |**30 (2) Verdict 1s Yours. G. Morrison, “Thé Last (4) From These Roots. — ae ” 046.) (7) Who Do You Trust. (2) Sports. pane for a Day. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Drama: |4:15 (2) Secret Storm. Walter Connolly, “Those 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. High Gray Walls.’ (°39.) (4) County Fair. 11:30 (7) Night Court. (9) Sherwood ¥orest * (9) Theater (cont.) 5:00 (2) Jimmy Dean. (4)Jack Paar. Helen (4) Sgt. Preston. Traubel, Mickey Rooney's (9) Looney Toons. son, T 5:30 (2) Detroit Bandstand. (2) N’watch (cont.) (4) (color) George Pierrot Presents. FRIDAY MORNING (1) Mickey Mouse Club. — 6:00 (4) Continental Classroom. 6:50 (2) Meditations. 4 6:55 (2) On Farm Front. Picked Lucky S 7:00 (4) Today. to Park Gasoline Truck (7) Big Show. (2 TV College _ CLOQUET, Minn. (UPI) — Spon- 7:30 ‘(7) Breakfast Time. taneous combustion of some oily (2) Cartoon Frolics. rags started a fire in the cab of . a gasoline truck parked ona city 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. strest here while the driver 8:30 (7) Our Friend Harry. - | or wes 8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom. — errand. the 9:00 (4) I Married Joan. ortunately, though, truck (2) Movie. was parked in front of a firehouse 3:38 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. aos blaze was extinguished 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. ” (7) Jean’s Notebook. : 10:15 (7) Lady of Charm. , Know ye not that your body is a) \1@:25 (9) Billboard. emple of the Holy Spirit which is in you? MUNTZ TV Member of mics Association FE 4-1515 cov on eanet MART tendes and Bally “ia 1 ‘til 9° El io,