Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 34

Automotive Automotive Automotive THE STATE JOURNAL Announcements Classified iCites Crime Obituaries and Funeral Notices LANS1SQ. MICHIGAN 34 Friday March 8, 1957 HEADS GROUP Dr. Richard Van Houttn of Lansing was tltKtad president of th Ingham County Chiropractic society at its annual moating Namod to sarva with Dr. Van Houten waro Dr. E.

S. Fox, vie president, and Dr. Leo F. Egan, secretary-treasurer. Dr.

Van Houten succeeds Dr. L. L. Kenyon. Legal Notices NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Abutting alley In 100 block ol W.

South it. liillllilli? And all others who may be Interested, your attention is hareby called to the following resolution adopted by the AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE- "IT HUDSON 1934 Jet Liner. hydramaticT continental sit. aj.uuu original miles, only one owner, and it's like brand new. If you want to see something reaity slurp and hard to find, don't miss seeing this little Jet.

You'll never ee a niciT one. Only S45 down or will take trade. George Reagan Auto Sales. 2216 E. Michigan.

Open evenings till 9. MERCUT? 137. jee Ai Edward your aeaier, sagi naw, north of Frandor. Call IV 9-6315. Open evenings.

MERCURY 193L Reo 1929 sedan. Call EU 7-7 1DP. MERCURY 1354 Monterey. 4-door. 2- tone green, ttanaara sniit.

neater, exceptionally clean, low mileage. Original owner. Cash. $1,375. 2304 S.

Pennsylvania. Call IV 5-1859. MERCURY 1930 4-door. Radio, heater. runs and onves gooa.

England-Conk Lot No. 3. 612-620 E. Michigan. SEERCURY 1932 Monterey hardtop coupe, raaio.

neater, automatic transmission, one-owner, very low mtleac. You'll like this car when you see it. Trade and finance. Beechem A Knight, 1300 E. Michigan (at Holmes).

Phona IV 2-6141, 1950 4-door sedan. Standard shift witn raaio ana neater, original shiny Jet black finish. Now only 5245. England-Cook Lot No. 1.

512-518 E. Michigan. Phone IV 5-6407. Open evenings. MERCURY 1953 2-door.

radio, heater. wnitewaus, iooks uio miu one. Only $693. Auto Sale. 810 E.

Kalamazoo. Phone IV 9-45U. MERCURY 1954. Monterey, hardtop. Mercomaue.

raaio, nearer, yowr brakes, all leather- Interior. A ree' buy at Roy Christensen, Ford MErtCilftY 1956. custom 2 door. Merco- matlc. rao.o, neaier, wiuicv-nua.

ouaut 2 tone green. Hurry on this one at $1,693. Roy Christensen. Ford dealer. Mason.

NASH 1954 Ambassador hardtop 15 black ana wnue, nas uinunenuu rx tire, radio, heater, hydramatic drive, power brakes. Lot of wear left in this big roomy Job. Les Fooie', 10S0 S. Washington. Phone IV 4-2902.

Open NASH Rambler. 1933 hardtop. Radio, heater, winosnieia wswra. Continental rear wheel. Hydramatie transmission.

Will take older car la trade. Price $645. Call FE 9-2278. NASH CARS AT 1955 NASH RAMBLER. Super 2-door.

white and red finish, radio, heater. Condition of this car is very good. Here -is a real mileage-maker and priced to sell. 1952 CHEVROLET deluxe 4-door. dark green finish that's real good.

Equipped with radio, heater, seat covers. Motor runs like new. A real bargain at $37S 1953 NASH Super Ambassador. 4-door. 2-tone green, equipped with overdrive, radio.

Weather-Eye heater, whitewall tires, reclining seats. A car for the buyer who wants quality, performance and economy 1952 NASH SUPER 2-door. 2-tone green, has overdrive, radio and heater, and reclining eats. Condition is very good. Miles and mile of good cheap transpoiia-ion.

Only $349 MANY LOW COST transportation specials. 1948 to 1952 models, from $95 to $330 AUTO SALES 1717 E. MICHIGAN PHONE IV 4-8471 i957. Best deal any-where. see us before you trade.

Story Oldsmobile. 315 S. CapltoL Call IV 9-1311. OLDSmObILE 1953 "98" sedan. Radio.

heater, tintea glass, nyaramauc. au- tronic eye, power steering, power brakes, nearly new whitewall tires with a beautiful blue finish. $1,095. Robinson Cadillac Sales. Mason.

Phone OR 7-30O1 SXDSMOBILE 1956 2-door. 2-ton paint, ugnt green ana aara. nyaramauc. power brakes, radio, heater, padded dash whitewall tires, actual mileage. 3.433.

Call OLDSMOBI LE 1950 4-door sedan. Heater, hydramatic, new paint Job, only $225. CAT Auto Sales. 810 E. Kala-mazoo.

Phone IV 9-4515. all metal station wagon. Radio, heater, hydramatie. no rutt. $350.

Call ED 1 6187. 1B55 "88" Holiday, pow. er Drakes, nyaramatic, raaio, neater, all the extras. Call TU 2-2843. OLDSMOBILE 1956.

4 door Super 88. two-tone blue, autronic eye, radio, full nnwer. rienn. 135 Allen st OLbSMOBlLE 1956, 4-oor Holiday deluxe sedan, hydramatic. power itesr lug, brakes.

Extras, Call IV 2-4608. super deluxe. 88. 4-door sedan, power nranes ana leering, radio, heater, hydramatic, whita-wall tires. 2 tone finish, excellent condition Call ED 7-Q329.

OTBSmOBI CE-igSoT'Super 88 4-door. oniy jh.uuu miles aiso uias no -door, both very good condition, private-inner. 407 Warren. Charlotte, Phone 14S6-M. OLbSMOBlLE 1955, Super "88" 4 door.

Hydramatic. rdlo. heater, power brakes, whitewlls. only 17.000 miles. Priced to move fast at $1,695.

Roy Christensen. Ford dealer. Mason.c 1941-4 door. Well kept by elderly man. New rings.

$90, Paul Cannartle Used Cars. Phone IV 4-3940. OLbSMOBlLE-1951. 4 door. Super, ml 2 door.

Super, standard shift 1951 2 door, hydramatic. Only $8 down. 519 a montn. BUI Bonay useo. t.ars, 1018 S.

Washington. Phone IV 4-1951, OLDSMOBILE 1934, "88" Super 4 door, hydramatic. radio, new rubber. A real nice car. Only Bill Bondy Used Cars.

1018 S. Washington. Phone IV 4-1951. OLDSMOBILE 1954 Super "88' con-vertlble. It is a nice car, see It at the Drive-In lot and you will agree.

Guaranteed 90 days. Convertible will never be cheaper than they are now. We need older car and will you a good deal Lav ft Matthews, 1322 E. Michigan. Phone TV 4-1270, OLDSMOBILE 195o.

holiday sedan, power steering, power brakes, hydramatic. heater, radio, white sldewalls. 2-tone nnlnt Call TV OLDSMOBILE 1956 4-door holiday del luxe, full nower. Jet-away. 2-tone blue.

1228 W. Barnes. Call IV 5-6002. ILDSMOBILE 1956 98 4-door holiday. Full power, excellent condition.

Phone IV 2-5606. OLDSMOBILE 1956 "98" holiday coup. All extras. Phone IV OTDSMOBILE 1856 Super "88 4-door se dan, heater, radio, hydramatic. excei- lent condition, inone iv -j4ia.

OLDSMOBILE 1956 super "88" 4-door Holiday stnnn. uiiy enuippea including power steering and brakes: '2-tona-black and white. 8.500 miles. Call IV 2-5443 after 6 p. m.

OLDSMOBILg1956 4-door "98" Holii day. Full nower, clean, excellent condition. $2,630. Call ED 2-4207. OLDSMOBILE 1930.

98. overhauled. new paint, tires ana oraKe. tteasonaoie. Phone IV 4-4609.

OLDSMOBILE 1956. super 88, 4-door sedan, power steering, power radio, heater, seat covers clean car. low mileage. Call IV 9-1690. OLDSMOBILE 1951 super "88" 2-door; hydramatic, raaio, neater, gooa shape.

call owner, iv 5-747Z. PACKARD 1931 4-door sedan, radio ana neater, uitramatic anve. new seat covers, runs good. Phone IV 9-2428. 606 N.

Washington. PLYMOUTH 1951 green 4-door. Cood condition and clean, call ed i-tikj. PLYMOUTH- -It's greatTSSgs for tha iti.i with radio, neater ana ny-unve. Many others to choose from at Charley Ellerbrock.

the new lot with th old-fashioned bargains. 1621 N. Larch. Phone IV 5-6792, we re open evenings. PLYMOUTH 1953 Belvedere V8 -filoor red and snows very nest o.

care. Automatic shift, power steering. Th! car is like new. Trade? Sure we'll trade and do right by you too! Taylors 2311 E. Mlchican.

PLYMOUTH 1937 Savoy 2-door. powernite, power pack, raaio. neater, whitewall tires. 4.000 miles. Must sell.

Call TU 2-3348 after 7 o. m. FLYMOUTH 1956" 4-door station wagon with push button drive. laJK about 'Big Value," Les Foote's. 1030 S.

Washington. Phone IV 4-2902. Open to 9. PLYMOUTH ISM V8 Savoy club sedan, 10.000 actual miles. luliy equipped in-duding push button transmission.

A car that's like new In every way except price. Beechem Knight. 130i E. Michigan (at Holmes). Phone IV 2-6141.

PLYMOUTH 1954 Savoy 4-door. autfi. matic transmission, radio, heater, 2-tone green, immaculate condition inside and out. An exceptional buy at only $.. Hodgson ft Osborn.

814 E. Michigan. Phone IV 9-4333. Open evenings. PLYMOUTH 4 door Belvedere, automats' ic transmission, low mileage, one own er, call IV 9-3721 PLYMOUTH 1953 4-door, radio, heater, like new tire, two tone color.

32.000 actual mile. Runs perfect Shows the best ot care. $395. Phone IV 4-6627. PLYMOUTH 1953 Save? 4-door.

Radio, heater, overdrive. Clecn inside and out. $995. Phone NI 6-3669. PLYMOUTH 1939.

low mileage, motor and body In good 3 new tire. Call after 3 P. IV PONTIAC For better buy in new and used Pontlac. drtva over to Mason or call Howard Pontlac. OR 7-1801.

PONTIAC "Jumbo- buy" at "midget-, price." $995 for a really fine 2-door with the most economical standard shift Charley Ellerbrock. 1621 N. Larch. Phone IV 5-6792, we'ra open evenings. PONTIAC 1932 2-door, hydramatic.

ra-dlo. heater, very clean In and out. Only $495. Point Used Car, 9A21 E. Grand River.

Okemos. Phone ED 2-8029. PONTIAC 1956 2-door hardtop, hydra-matic. radio, heater, whitewall. Excellent condition.

Very clean Interior. Phone ED 7-97 6L Room B-112. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE CHEVROLET 1958 Bel Air 4-door. Loaaea wim extras nite air-conaiuon-lng. power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, E-Z-Eye glass, whitewalls and others.

Very low mileage. Just like new condition. Come in and let us make you real deal on this one. England-Cook Lot No. 1.

512-518 E. Michigan. Phona IV 5-6407. Open evenings. CHEVROLET 1932 Bel Air In excellent condition msiae ana out.

Equippea with radio, heater, powerglide. Let's trade. Les Foote's. 1030 S. Washington.

Phone IV 4-2902. Open to 9. CHEVROLET 1955 Bel Air 2-door V8. Powerglide and Drakes. Will take older car for equity.

Call IV 9-0044 before 3p.m. CHEVROLET 1949 deluxe. Radio, heat er. 3 new tires. 19o7 plates.

5123. Call ED 2-3967 after 5. CHEVROLETS (611956 down to 1932 models, 2-doors, 4-doors, hardtop from $495 at Charley Ellerbrock. 1621 N. Larch.

Phone IV3-6792. we're open evenings. CHEVROLET 1949 club coupe. Radio. neater, tires Uke new.

sioo. rnone NI 6-4571. CHEVROLET AT O'SHAUGHNESSEY iso4 Bel Air nardtor with radio and heater, whitewall tires, turquoise and white finish, low one-owner mileage. the kind of car anyone would be proua to own. si.ura.

CHEVROLET 1955 2 door sedan. 1 owner and low mileage. Good tires. Nice and clean and guaranteed 90 days. 2 tone paint, radio, heater, etc.

We need older cars and will give you a very good trade allowance. Only Sl.295. Lay Matthews, 1332 E. Michigan. Phone IV 4-1279.

CHEVROLET lTSSSrV- door station wagon, rowergiide. radio, heater, turn signals. 2 tone paint and whitewall tires. One owner and low mileage Guaranteed 90 days. See it at the Dnve-in lot.

we need older cars and wagons and will make you a good deal. Lay Matthews. 1322 E. Mich- igan. fnone iv 4-1279.

CHEVROLET 1952. very good condition. powerguae nas an new parts, very low monthly payments. John H. Denny auio saies, jaui M.

lirana Kiver. can IV 9.0034 CHEVROLET 1953. Bel Air -1 door. completely equipped economical to operate, recsoname. can AI nice Chevrolet.

2603 N. Cedar. Holt. OX 9-2706 CHEVROLET 1954, 4 door, station wagon. A real nice one.

See it at jonn ti. Denny Auto sales. 2607 N. Grand River Cull IV 9-14 CHEVROLET 1953. 2 door, powerglide, radio, heater, whitewalls.

spotless a tone green ana real snarp. A real buy at $795. Roy Christensen, rorq peaier, Mason. CHEVROLET 1957, 5.000 miles. Stand- ara transmission, series loo.

si.guu. inquire In24o Josephine, Park Lake, CHEVROLET 1952 2-door. 41.000 miles. visor, perfect condition. Must ell ouicklv.

Private. Call TV a-mrvt CHEVROLET 1955 210 2-door. 18.000 miles, white wall tire, $1,193. Call OX 9-2254. CHEVROLET 1953, Bel Air.

V-8. power gnae -aoor, low mileage, snarp. tuny equipped. 2 day special at $1,495. Com pare.

Bon Kldenour. s. Cedar. CHEVROLET 1955 Bel Air hardtop. cylinder, with powerglide.

power brakes and tinted glasa. See this clean, one- owner at Kettles Ford sales, DeWitt. Open evenings. CHRYSLER Want a big. roomy family type car mat maices tnose long onves seem like short ones? Black "Windsor" 4-door with whitewall tires.

It is im maculate, has radio, heater, automatic shift, power brakes and steering. Your present car win never nnng more In traae man we can give right now. laviors 211 K. Michigan CHRYSLER 1956 New Yorker 2-door naratop. will take older car In trade.

Call OX 9-2148. DESOTCCFlredome V8 4-door with ra- dio. neater and automatic transmission. Come see and drive to appreciate the lasting vanie ior just (i)j. layiors Aiix e.

micnigan. DODGE 1952 4-door beauty. New motor, tires, paint, all extras. $550. Paul Can narile Used Cars.

Phone TV 4-3040. DODGE 1956 "Sierra" 4-door station wagon with radio, heater, automatic shift, $2,095. These babies are hard to find, bring the family and try this fn Taulnn- 111 DODGE 1954 Coronet V8 2 -door, nower. flite. power steering and brakes.

Exceptionally clean. Beechem Knight. 1300 E. Michigan (at Holmes). Phone I J-PH1.

DODGEl956 Coronet V-8 2-door. ra dio. heater. 2-tone green. Will rnn.

slder older model trade. Phone DeWitt 2491. DODGE 1955 2-door Coronet Will take $400 cash or older car for eoultv. and take over payments. Call IV 4-5217 alter p.

m. DODGE 1951. 2 door. A real clean one Only $295. Nothing down, small monthly payments.

John H. Denny Auto Sales. 2607 N. Grand River. Call IV FORD 1953 Crown Victoria, full power.

Will take modern mobile home, give or take rash difference. Call IV 7-0469. TV 2-0529. FORD 1956 Falrlane club sedan. Loaded with extras.

Call IV 5-2135 after 7 p. FORD 1955 4-door custom "6." Fordo- matic, raaio, direcuonais, whitewalls. very clean. $1,195. Call ED 2-5243 alter D.

FORD $895 for a 1954. We have 3 1955 moaeis also. Buy wnere fere is a Charley Ellerbrock. -c. 1621 N.

Larcn. Phone IV 5-67U2. we re open evenings, FORD 1954 Customline ra dio, neater. Almost new ttres. intenor spotless, ueecnem ft Knight.

1300 E. Michigan (at Holmes). Phone IV FORD 1952 She's a V8 2-door and mechanically perfect Taylors 2311 Micnigan. FORD Thrifty 6 cylinder 2-door with one ol tnose mileage making overdrive units, radio, heater, and a real fine green and white finish. $895 at Taylors zjii e.

micnigan. FORD 1955 V8 Country Squire. 3 full seats, iuuy equipped, lrade and fi nance. Beecnem ft Knight, 1300 E. Michigan at Holmes).

Phone IV 2-6141. FORD 1951 custom "8" 4-door, with J-ordomatic. No money down! Beechem ft Knight. 1300 E. Michigan (at Holmes).

Phone IV 2-6141. FORD 1956 Ranch Wagon Special, ra- mo. neater, wnite siaewaus. washers. $1,995.

Phone IV 2-0297. FORD Thunderbird, 1956. Red with white top. sharp, all power, 8.000 miles. $3,200.

Call IV 5-7784. FORD 1947-8 2-door, light green, radio, heater, good tires, exce ent body. Ideal second car. $130 cash. Can be seen at 1635 Aurellus Holt Phone OX 4-3816.

FORD 1952 convertible This breezy nasny rea numoer equippea witn orao-matic. radio, heater. Continental kit. and really sharp for a '52. See to appreciate.

Priced right so you belter hurry. Hodgson Osborn, 814 E. Michigan. Phone IV 9-4333. Open evenings.

FORD 1955 Customline "8" 2-door. rordomatic. radio, heater, whitewalls. blue and white 2-tone. Our low.

price will surprise you on this exceptionally fine car. Hodgson Osborn. 814 E. Michigan. Phone IV 9-4333.

Open evenings. FORD 1953 4-door. 8 cylinder, standard transmission, radio, light green, good condition. Must sell. Call IV 4-9812.

Kettle Ford sales. FORD 1949 2-door. mechanically good. Needs body work. $95.

Call I 5-0831 a er a p.m. FORD 1956, 4 door station wagon. Take over my payments or trade equity for older car. Call Eaton Rapids 2097. FORD 1929.

Model A. sedan, new paint xd. excellent condition call ed 2-Q409, FORD 1951. Victoria. 4 to choose from.

Also several 4 doors. From $295 to $495. Small down payments and drive mem away. BUI Bondy used cars, 1018 S. Washington.

Phone IV 4-1951. FORD 1950. v8 2 door. C), radio. overdrive.

Only $7 down, $11 a month. Runs good. Bill Bondy Used Cars, 1U18 S. Washington. Phone IV 4-I93I FORD 1936.

2 door. Trade equity for pickup truck. lW2n'fr w. Holmes ra. FORD 1952.

custom 4 door. V8. over drive. 2 to choose from. Both way above average and priced ngnt.

itoy Christensen. Ford dealer. Mason. FORD 1952, Country sedan. 8 passenger, V-8.

only 37.000 miles and Iod con dition. Hurry on this one. Roy Christen- sen. rorq Dealer. Mason.

FORD 1956. Country sedan. 6 passenger. V-8. radio, heater, tinted glass and other extras.

A real sharp one owner. Rov Christensen. Ford dealer. Mason. FORD 1956 Country sedan station wagon.

It Is a nice one with a Thunder-bird engine. Low mileage and guar anteed 90 days. Don't pass this one by. Bring your car in and let's make a deal, we are easy to aeai witn. Lay ft 'Matthews.

1322 E. Michigan. Phone IV 4-1279. FORD 1955 Falrlane 4-door. Beautiful car.

Thunderbird engine. Fordomatic. radio and heater 1 owner and low- mileage. Call "Sig" or "Dale" at Johnson and Miller. 1919 E.

Michigan IV 2-6090. FORD 1953 V-8 Customline 4-donr. Ex- centionally nice. Our price $793. Call Sig or "Dale" at Jonnson and Miller.

1919 E. Michigan. IV 2-6090. FORD 1955 Fairlane Victoria. Radio.

heater, whitewalls. Priced $1,585. Can be financed for zi roontn at 5o9 per month with approximately $485 down to person of approved credit This car is spotless. 4U w. Hoqge.

FORD 1937. Falrlane 500 4-door. save on thl low mileage demonstrator at Kettles ord sales, Dewitt, open eve nings. FORD 1954 Customline. 2-door, overdrive, fully equipped.

See at Sinclair station, comer us-ib ana m-78. IORD 1954 Mainline 6. 4-door. private owner. as is.

cau iv -Zbju oe- fore 6 p. m. FORD 1956 Country sedan wagon. tone, safety equipment radio, heater. other extras.

Perfect condition. Must ell sons Dillingham. Call IV 9-7958. FORD 1956 "6 low mileage, like new inside and out. perfect mechanically.

$1.293. Call TU Z-MJOl, LINCOLN 1953. Caorf 4 door, com Dletely eaulnped Including full power. Les than 30.000 miles. Here Is your chance to own a luxury ear at our low price oi i.zo.

itoy enns tensen, rora aeaier, juon. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 BTJICK 1952. 4-door. Special, ratflo. neater, oynanow, otner extras, ex- cellent running condition.

best offer takes It Call ED Z-Q392. BUICK 1954 blue and white 2-door and Deneve us it is loaaea ana gooa: BUICK 1953 Super 4 door sedan. It Is an attractive car. is ice appearance and fine mechanically. Guaranteed SO days.

2 tone paint, whitewall tires, dynaflow. radio and heater. See it at the Drive-In lot. A special at $895. Lay Matthews.

1322 E. Michigan. PhAn. TV 4-1Q79 BUiCK 1951, Super hardtop, standard shift, radio, neater. Almost new wnne-walls.

Only 49.000 miles and It's spotless Inside and out Drive out and save. Roy Chris tensen. Ford dealer, Mason. BUICKS, BUICKS. BUICKS! SHARP Reconditioned one owner new Buick trade ins.

Priced for quick sale and guaranteed for your peace of mind. Here are some samples from our fine stock of used cars. BUICK 1956 Special 4 door hardtop. Radio, heater, dynaflow, 2-tone green finish. Very sharp.

Whitewall tires and extras BUICKS 1955 (2) Century 4-door hardtops. Radio, heater, dyna- -low, custom interiors. Both sharp as a tack. From $1,993 BUICKS 1955 4 Super Riviera hardtops. All with radio, heater, dynaflow, power steering, white-wsll tires and all one owner new Buick trade-ins.

Priced from ..51.895 BUICK 1955 Special Riviera hardtop. Radio, heater, dynaflow, custom trim. 2 to choose from. Rnth one owner and sharp. Your choice .51,793 BUICK 1955 Special 4-door.

Power brakes, radio, heater, dynaflow. One owner new Buick trade In finished in black and white 2-tone 51.695 BUICK 1954 Super 4-door. Radio, heater, dynaflow. whitewall tires, seat covers, lovely light green flnieh with white ton. A real nice one 51,550 BUICK 1954 Super Rivtera hard-tops.

4 to choose from. Radio. heHter. rfvnsflow. whitewall tires and extras.

Priced from BUICK 1953 Super 4-door. Radio, heater, dynaflow. whitewall tires, 9.tnne ffreen finish. Very clean. Drives out fine $975 OLDMOBILE 1955 "88" 2-door.

Heater, hydramatic. seat covers, super engine, very clean, lovely lisht Kin. finlch nnri nrireri for quick sale at $1630 PLYMOUTH 1955 Belvedere hardtop. Here is a real sharpie. Owner driven Just 16,000 miles and Just traded In on a new 1957 Buick.

Has V-8 engine, power-flite transmission and extras. Smart f.tnn finish. Must be seen to be appreciated $1,545 CHEVROLET 1935 "lO" DelRay club coupe Radio, heater, white-wall tires, all leatherette Interior trim. Economical 6 cylinder Job with standard transmission. mnii u-hitA finish.

A nice one $1,393 FORD 1934 Crestline Victoria. Radio, heater, whitewall tires, blue and white vinyl trim fin- lehwl In rit with white top. A real sharpie One owner $1,243 PLYMOUTH 1953 Cranbrook con-vertable. Radio, heater, overdrive, whitewall tires, new top. iiht mm flnl.h Vrv dean.

Many extra $143 FORD 1952 Customline "8" 4-door. Radio, heater, seat covers, dark hln finish One ovlfier. low miles and sharp $630 LORENZ BROS. OPEN EVENINGS 320 RIVER ST. PHONE IV 5-9438 34 YEARS OF FAIR DEALING wtaMf ig Olnrt Ml eh.

i nu.lu A( vAr. the Dest new ana useu iiuo in cuuw DILLaC llSyT'62nsedan. Radio, heater, tinted glass, autronic. eye. power steering and brake, whitewalls, ia nno mala.

A fl-tnn een hesiitvl Robinson Cadillac Sale. Mason. Phone UK CADILLAC 1953 Coupe DeVille. 2-tone green, one-owner, power slcciuiki rakes, windows and seat radio, heat- tinil whitpwnlli. hvdramatic.

At the amazing low price of only $1,695. Robinson caaiuac saies. mason. Phone OR 7-3291, ILLAC 1952 8 passenger sedan, ah power equipped, like new condition in and out Beechem Knight. 1300 E.

xtihitran rt Holmes). Phone IV 2-6141. CADILLAC Dorado hardtop. 4.0UU miles. EIKe new imiuukiiuui.

il.niiflrri nn this babvl Spedal Bahama blue with white padded inn hin nnii white English leather Interior. Cost over $7,500. If you want sometning aiiierent. wis for vnu. save Aver $2,000.

Also 16 other 1932 through 1956 models to choose irom. Mccunioca 2400 E. Michigan. CADILLAC 1955 coupe deVille. Excep- tlonaity dean wtin very iow nuieoac.

By owner. CaU IV 5-5825. CADILLACS THE FOLLOWING Are one-owners taken on trade on the ex-dtlng new 1957 Cadillac. 19S6 COUPE DeVILLE-rMountatn laurel and Alpine white. Full rwtwer eouinment.

12.000 miles. new spare $4,275 1955 FLEETWOOD Azure blue. Premium whitewalls. 4-way seat, eleetHc windows, nower steer ing, power brakes, etc $3,575 1955 COUPE DeVILLE Off white, fully equipped, whitewall tires. 9n nnn miles and looks like brand new $3,575 1955 "fa" SEDANS 2 to choose from.

Both cars under 20.000 miles. Power steering, power brakes, radios, heaters, white- wall tires, etc. $3,175 1954 FLEETWOOD Sedan. Beautiful Trl with Alnine white too. All power features $2,875 1953 62" SEDAN 2-tone blue, nearly new tubeless whitewall tires, (spare is brand newi.

Power steering, radio, heater. hydramatic. etc $1,875 1951 "62" SEDAN French gray. romnletelv emiinned. in very good condition $975 ALSO BUICK 1936 Super Riviera hardtop.

Jet black. 12.000 miles. Power steering and brakes, electric windows. Roadmaster trim. A $2,773 CHRYSLER 1953 New Yorker deluxe.

Power steering and brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires. The average retail nn this, car Is $1,075. we will take $775 ALL THE ABOVE CARS Are absolute values offered by your Cadillac dealer at current market rices. Why not drive out and xk these fine cars over? FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We are open evenings until 9 p. m.

and car will be displayed next to our showroom Sunday with no salesmen around. McCLINTOCK CADILLAC 2400 E. MICHIGAN 1 CHEVROLET 195L Inquire at 3211 N. Cedar. CHEVROLET 1953 4-door station wagon.

A dean wagon ior --wij. 134 cnevroiet 4-ton nickuo. $225. For further In formation call FE 9-8226. Anderson Andrews Chevrolet.

Haslett. CHEVROLET 1930 4-door, powerglide. radio, heater, beautiful running car. $295. Point Used Cars.

2421 E. Grand River. Okemos. Phone ED 2-8029. CHEVROLET 1956 "210" 2-door.

Turbo Fire V-S with powerglide. radio and heater. Black and white tri-tone fin ish. Save plenty on thill Only $1,895. England-Cook Lot No.

3. 612-620 E. Michigan, phone IV 2-125L Ext. 34, night IV 2-1788. CHEVROLET 1956 station wagon 4-door.

210 series, beautiful condition. 15.000 miles. Private owner. $1,950. Phone EU 2-4S3.

CHEVROLET 1949 club coup. Radio, heater, clean interior. $125. England-Cook lot No. 3.

612-620 E. Michigan. CHEVROLET 1950. good transportation. radio, heater.

$151. 3219 Viking rd. CHEVROLET 195621 green V8 2-door with radio, heater and thousands of unused miles, all yours for Just $1,695 at Tayiorr, zau E. Mlchl nn IQSfi RS Air 2-dnor. Powerglide, radio and heater.

Must sen. Phone ED 2-8566. CHEVROLET 1955 "210" V-8. power-glide. 25.000 miles, lot of extra.

For detail cau owner, ed z-uib. PERSONALS (READ THIS) Happiest folks In the world play music Is your child musical? We have an aptitude test -that can be given at your convenience whenever you can stop In at our store. It can tell you a child's musical potential, his likings and whether or not a musical instrument and Instruction would be sound investment Yes: You can tak the test with your child. Let our 77 years of experience In the musical field be your guide to most complete satisfaction. We have rental plans that enabie you -to start your child on the Instrument of choice and thereby avoid the possibility of a large invest- -ment before you are certain the child will develop.

Ask for Mr. Cameron or Mr. Voketz at Grin-nell's in Frandor. Phone IV 5-7217. We're open Monday.

Thursday and Friday evenings till 9. RICHARD'S DRUGS For all your drug needs. Visit Lansing s. "House of Health." 924 E. Grand River.

RUMMAGE DAILY Ladies, mens wear, davenports, other Items. St Vincent de-Psul. 2003 E. Michigan. RUMMAGE All clean men's and women a suits, topcoats, overcoats, Must be sold at less than rummage prices at once.

Hurry. Merle's. 224 E. Grand River. RUMMAGE Good, clean, family clothing.

snoes. ooots ana miscellaneous, oju Grand River, RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. March 97 to o. i. u.

o. nau, Aiicmgan ave. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. March 8, 9:30 to 3. 13610 N.

Main, Bath. SEE OUR Attractive window display showing a complete selection of the latest iasntons in eyeglass trames at Morgan's Jewelry, 121 S. Washington. Phone IV 2-7323. THE RIGHT SPOT For nartles.

Hotel Porter. Call Golden Crambell (or reservations, IV 2-1491. DRINK, DINE, DANCE 7A ROUND AND SQUARE DANCING Every Saturday nignt Odd feiiows Hall, 1100 N. Washington. Dancing from 9 to I.

BIDS WANTED 7B NOTICE OF SALE Take notice that the below described goods will be offered lor pudmc saie to tne nignest oiaaer on March u. a a. 424 fussing Diag. 1956 Nash Rambler, motor No. B- 60582, serial No.

D-329275. Unit may be inspected any time prior to sale date at R. D. Smith Ford Sales, Howell. Michigan.

Universal CIT Credit Corporation. SHARE THE RIDE 7B CALIFORNIA Leaving March 23. will take 2 passengers. Exchange rexer-ences. J40.

Call after 6. ED 2-3874. DRIVING To Jackson. Friday evening. Want passenger to help drive.

Return one week. Phone IV 5-0531 or IV Z-8223. GOING TO FLORIDA Or California, drive one of our cars. Johnnie Johns Used Cars. Call IV 9-5567.

ST, FOUND, STRAYED TO BEAGLE Male, brown and white. "Freckles." lost vicinity Mt. Hope and Cedar. Reward, call lv 4-uisa. GLASSES LOST Feb.

28, one pair tor toise shell reading glasses, one pair prescription ground sun glasses with white plastic frame. Call IV 4-7416. Reward. GOLDEN RETRIEVER Dog and "Brit tany Spaniel bitch, bot h9 months. Lost East Lansing.

Substantial reward. Call SETTER White with black spots. Wear- lng collar witn name tag. Answers to "Freckles." Reward. Lost Sunday.

Call IV 4-9100 or IV 2-3253. WEIMARANER Lost Female, light gray, light eyes, answers to winnie. Chlld's pet. Reward. Vicinity of Elm- nurst scnooi.

can lv p-jim. PART PEKINGESE Male. Lost In East Lansing Saturday. Has Hot Springs. Arkansas dog tags.

Children's pet. Call ED 2-6859. Automotive AIRPLANES AA FLIGHT TRAINiJfcSFor civilian and Korean G. La, Hebert Aviation. Call IV 7-U347.

i9n r-KSKNA 1947. wings recovered in 1955, VHF and low frequency receiver ana vm Transmitter, pnune iv vjai- or IV 4-4405. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 BUICK 1957 Century 4-door hardtop, 5,000 miles, owner aemonsiraiur. Radio, neater, aynauow. power steer- Intr muwr brakes, whitewall tires tinted glass.

Beautiful black and grey interior, nuton ec mcnarus ouiu ITQ.197 at T.ecrinn Mason. alTmakes. all mod- io nrtces vnu won neneve compare and you'll buy your next used or new-car from Bill Otto Bulck. 3400-50 E. Michigan.

Phone ED 2-3568 or ED 2-6513. BUICK 1950 Super Dynaflow. Excel- lent condition, secona car. no money down. $22 a month, call iv a-iajo, BUICK 1954 Cen'urv hardtop and In excellent condition tnrougnout.

ruuy pauiDDed. too' Charley Ellerbrock. inc. a new lot with old-fashioned bargains at 1621 N. Larcn.

rnone iv 0-0 ism, nnen evenings. SUICK3953 Special 2-door hardtop. Ka rtin. neater, uvnaiiow. wnuewaus, cus tom trim, 2-tone.

like new. Service record available. $1,800. Call IV 9-4181. BUICK 1955 Spedal 2-door.

Spotles J- tone finish with good whitewall tires. A car you must drive to appreciate Buy it now for only $1,543. England- Cook Lot No. 3. 612-620 E.

Michigan, Phone IV 2-1231. Ext 34. night, IV 2-1788. BUICK 1955 super convertible. Blue and WnilC Willi HUllClllIIII UHC1IU(.

heater, power steering, seat and windows. Beat the spring rush with this one-owner, low-mileage beauty. SI, 895. Robinson Motor Sales. Mason.

Phone OD Rllir-V 1Q4 Centiirv 4-door Dvna-FlOW, radio, neater, good tires, niny oiaca finish. Perfect condition throughout! 1-owner. Bargain priced for Immediate sale, can De seen at Knynara s. zuu n- Larcn. or pnone iv -04ai.

BUICK AT HANSEN'S CHECK THESE VALUES FIRST I 1956 "CENTURY" 4-door with radio, heater, dynaflow. power brakes and steering. Mileage is low, car in perfect -condition. Price is down considerably. 1953 2-DOOR with all equipment and power assists.

IF YOU ARE looking for a car that will operate economically we've got 'em. AL HANSEN, INC. THE BARGAIN CORNER" 730 E. MICHIGAN. AVENUE 730 PHONE IV 2-1125 OPEN EVENINGS BUICK 1953 super snort coupe, radio, heater, dynaflow transmission, power steering and brake.

This very clean, good looking car, priced way below the market price. Beecnem nmgni, 1300 E. Michigan tat Holmes). Phone TV O-fildl BUICK 1953 red and white 4-door with radio, heater, dynaflow. power brakes and steering, oooar iou oet 11 is: Les Foote's.

1030 S. Washington. Phone TV A-rxXY? Onen to 9. BUICKr953i-Spedal" sport-tone 2-door hardtop. Try and beat this value at this price.

SI, 4 J. layiors aJ-i llehignn. BUICK 1953 "Special" 2-tone blue hard- top. whitewall tires, power steering an.1 hi-Mbe. radio, heater and dvna- Ilow.

You can't beat it for $895. Taylors'. 2311 E. Michigan. See man- ager, Larry rietcner.

BUICK AT O'SHAUGHNESSEY 1953 RoarltriAster 4-door sedan, sleek jet black with white sidewail tires, radio and heater, power steering, power brakes and exceptionally dean inside and out. Here a true vaiue ior oniy $979. Remember Dan's famous 100 one year guarantee. Dan O'Shaughnes-sey. 2501 E.

Michigan. Phone IV 9-2388. BUICKS- 1935 Super hardtop. 1934 Century 4 door, dynaflow. '1933 Roadmaster 4 door.

1932 Super hardtop. 19314 door Super, (2). 1950 door Spedal, (2). BILL BONDY USED CARS 1018 S. WASHINGTON PHONE IV 4-1931 BUICK 1937 Roadmaster 4-door sedan.

Company offidal car. 4.200 miles, fully equipped, new car guarantee. This is a beautiful car. Had excellent care. A luxury car at a big caving.

Living ston Motor sales, buick Dealer, Howell. Mich. 'ICK 1955 convertible. Private owner. Don't buy before you see this one.

Really clean. 2-tone blue, white walls, dynailow, power brake. Priced to elL Call ED 2-0317. Adve r.tising linn, sural, awa trriciiNT wvn IIimONf WANTED OtDfll MtlNS TM TICMT KMO a between 10 3 fHONf cussinc AD-TAKER IV 5-3211 OFFICE HOURS A. M.

to P. M. Obituaries and Funeral Notices DEATHS SI.NDLLNGER, MISS FLORENCE 815 Seymour ave. Age 65, died Thursday. March 7, 1937, at 1320 Glenrose lived in Lansing her whole life.

Surviving are several cousins. Funeral services will be held at 2 d. m. Saturday. March 9.

1957, at the Palmer-Bush funeral home with Rev. DerWent Suthers of the St. Catherine's Episcopal chapel, officiating. Interment in ML Hope cemetery. DECKER, MRS.

HILDA 1817 Maplewood. Age 81. died Wednesday at the residence. Mm. Decker was born March 4.

1876 In Germany. Funeral services will be held from the Gorsline-Runclman funeral home at 1 D. m. Saturday, Rev. Charles T.

Mueller of the Redeemer United Lutheran church officiating. Interment in Chapel HI1L Pallbearers are Christie Braun. Walter Saxton. Moten Fielder, Walter Eiman. Jesse Sabin, Bernard Mandenberg.

Honorary bear ers are Frank Jepps, Kicnard Hoppe, Hugh Bond. Frank Piatt, Ray Sebrell, Oscar Denkhaus. BABCOCK, LEO SR. 130 W. Holmes rd.

Age 63. died Thursday forenoon at his home. He had oeen a resiaent in Lansing 4 years coming here from Perrin- ton, and attended Judson Memorial Baptist church. Mr. Babcock was employed by Duplex Truck company for the past 3ii years.

Surviving Is the wife, Nancy 2 sons. Leo P. Bab cock. Matherton. and Harry B.

Babcock of Lansing; 2 daughters. Mrs. Charles Haddad of Lansing, and Mrs. Forrest Hicks, Union City. 11 grandchildren and 1 sister, Mrs.

Georgia Union City. Pa. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel.

Rev. Gilbert Miles officiating and interment in tne isonn nam cemetery at Matherton. SPADAFORE, CHAS. I. 345 W.

Iroquois, Pontlac, Mich. Age 76, died March 7. 1957. Surviving are tne widow. rtose; ennaren, Eewie, William.

Michael and Mrs. Joseph Spadafore. all of Pontlac. Funeral serv ices win oe neia ivionaay. wiarcn at SI.

Vincent DePaul church at 11 a nv Rnrial In Mt. Hone cemetery. P'ontiac. The rosary will be recited Sunday, at 8 p. m.

at Donelson Johns funeral nome. LONGNECKER, MRS. PAULINE 800 Cleo Aee 74. died Friday at the residence. She was born May 15.

1882. In Cal houn county. Michigan, and was a res ident of Lansing for 38 years. Mrs. Lonsnecker was a member of the First Church of Christ.

Scientist, a past member of the West Side Literary club, a member or Matinee Musicale, a member of O. E. S. Chapter No. 143.

at Stockbridge. and a past member of the Bethel Shrine No. 11. Surviving are the husband. John 2 daughters, Mrs.

Willard S. Brown of Battle Creek, and Mrs. Jerome W. Hartman of Lansing: 2 granddaughters. Miss Janet Brown of Seattle, Mrs.

Gerald Schairer of Saginaw: 2 sisters. Mrs. Nelson Adams of Battle Creek and Mrs. Prat; ot Ann Arbor. Funeral services will be held from the Gorsline-Runclman funeral home at 1 p.

m. Monday. Carl L. Harris of First Church of Christ scientist officiating. Interment In Evergreen cemetery.

FUNERALS HULETT, MRS. LILLIAN M. 1416 William st. Fiinainl servii-es for Mrs. William M.

Hulett. who died Thursday morning. will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel.

Rev. William Hainsworth of the Mayflower Congregational will officiate and Interment will be In Glendale cemetery at Okemos. Bearers are Will Harris. Will Menhlnich, George Trescott, Carl Blake, Marion Marshall and Mac Smith. Mrs.

Hulett is survived by the husband, Luclan w. one daughter. Mrs. Harrv Yeoman of Lansing: 3 grandchildren, Robert Yeoman, Miss Beverly and Miss Margaret, all of Lansing, and a half-sister Mrs. Grace Emmerich.

Portland. Ore. Pride of Ingham Rebecca Lodge No. 496 will give their services. DREPS, MRS.

MARIE 713 Clark st. Funeralaervlces for Mrs. Marie Drew. who died Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 1 n. m.

at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel. Rev. Karl Krauss of the First Emanuel Lutheran church officiating with interment in Mt. Hope cemetery. Bearer are Clarence siaae, Richard Bnline.

John MrCarty. William Dreps. Arthur Theodorski and Richard Huckins. PARKER. ORLA GEORGE, SR.

1616 Boseneath. Funeral services for Mr. Parker will be held from the Gorsline-Runciman funeral home at 2:30 n. Saturday- Elder Perry Mair of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints officiating. Interment In Deep- dale cemetery.

Pallbearers are Richard Baxter. Clarence Sanderson, John Fis- cus, Harry Howe, George breenhoe, John nscus, jr. DAHLMAN, CLARENCE S. Washington rd. Funeral service for Mr.

Dahlman were held from the Gorsline-Runciman funeral home at 2:30 p. m. Friday, Rev. Wilson Tennant of the Brotherhood Methodist church of Holt officiating. Interment in North cemetery.

Holt. Hoft F. and A. M. lodge No, 572 took part in the service.

BOITEX. JOSEPH O. 1714 Porter. Detroit. Funeral services for Mr.

Bouten will be held from the Holy Cross church at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Fr. Ambrose Fin-negan officiating.

Interment in St. Joseph cemetery, prayers will be said at 8:30 p. m. Friday at the Gorsline-Run-ciman funeral home. Mr.

Bouten is survived by 3 brothers. Louis E. and Mitchell, both of Lansing. Leon Bradey of Los Angeles. Cal.

5 sisters. Mrs. Mary Markey of Lansing. Mrs. -Emma Kerving of Detroit.

Mrs. Nora Connors of Gary. Mrs. Francis Tackman of West Alice. Mrs.

Mary Bush-ree of Charleston. S. C. SHEPARD. MRS.

RUTH M. 3705 X. Cedar st. Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth M.

Shepard. who died Tuesday, were held Friday at 1 p. m. at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel. Mrs.

A. G. Cummings of the Sheridan Road Church of God officiated and Interment was in Evergreen cemetery. SAXTON. MISS MART E.

515 N. fine Funeral services for Miss Mary E. Saxton. who died Wednesday, were held Friday at 2 o. m.

at the Estes- Leadley funeral home. Rev. George selway officiated and Interment was in Mt Hope cemetery. Load Here Prosecutor Warren Tells G. O.

P. Women Ingham Like Other Counties Jack Warren, Ingham county prosecutor, told a meeting of the Republican Businesswoman's club Thursday that crime in Ingham county is on a par with other counties and in some cases lower. He spoke before more than 65 persons attending the dinner meeting held in the Banquet House in honor of G. O. P.

candi dates in the April 1 election. Present were George W. Dean, seeking the state board of education post; Frank Merriman, candidate for the state board of agri culture; Mrs. Ethel Jocelyn Watt and Alfred B. Connable, candidates for the state board of re gents.

He said that his office since January has interviewed 479 com plaining witnesses and has issued 181 complaints, prosecuting 106 of them in lower courts (justice and municipal). CIRCUIT COURT LOAD He said 81 misdemeanor and felony cases have been taken to circuit court through his office. Warren said since he took over the circuit court calendar has been reduced from 73 cases during the January term to 56 currently scheduled for trial. Mrs. Rae C.

Hooker, of ML Pleasant, national committee-woman attended the meeting. Later in the evening the four candidates took part in a "Town program, outlining their views following a day-long tour of Ingham county. The lat ter meeting was held in the Woman's clubhouse. Democratic candidates in the spring election are "trying to get a long ride on -the governor's coat tails," G. O.

P. Chairman Lawrence B. Lindemer charged at the meeting. 'The Democratic camp has nothing but criticism and a nega tive program to offer the voters." Lindemer said. "We have a posi tive program which we can carry to tne people.

"The people of Michigan are being asked to accept this situation- candidate without qualifi cations, wnnout experience, with out background for his job and wnnout a program for the fu ture. FOSTER APPLAUDED Republican candidate. George Foster, has had 25 vears ot experience which qualifies him for the job he is seeking, and ne nas a program. His program is telescoDine the 13-year federal road building program into seven years to modernize the 1,100 mile inter state program and similarly stimulate the timetables for primary roaa construction and improve programs for farm-to-market roads and city streets. Lindemer also attacked Democrats for "trying to make the election of our suDreme court justices a political grab bag." Dr.

Edgar L. Harden, candidate for state superintendent of public instruction also spoke. Realism ELIZABETHTOWN. Kv. UR Patrons of an Elizabethtown theater got a dubious treat recently while one of those "creature" movies was playing.

A prankster turned loose 30 bats in the darkness. The show had to be stopped while management and customers alike chased the furry animals out M. S. U. Concluded from Page 17 calls for the university to oper ate educational programs from 9:30 a.

m. to 2 p. m. and from 6 p. m.

to 7:30 p. m. Monday through Friday; from 10 a. m. to 2 p.

m. on Saturday; and from noon to 4 p. m. Sunday. The remaining broadcast time in each day would go to the Television Corporation of Michigan for commercial telecast operations under its own call letters.

SEPARATE STUDIOS M. S. U. would maintain studios at Onondaga as well as its present facilities on the campus. The commercial station would maintain studios in Jackson and lease the studios at the transmitter during the time it is on the air.

Leland W. M. S. U. attorney, said the other appli cants would have 30 days in which to file an appeal to Mrs.

Huntting's decision before the full commission. If there are no appeals, the commission would then grant the university a construction permit some time in April. Legal Notices NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Abutting alley between West and Ev erett parallel to St. Joseph st and Alain st: And all others who may be Interested vnur attention Is hereby called to the following resolution adopted by the city council ol tne cuy Ol iansing. on March 4.

1957: Publie Improvement Resolution No. Ill By Alderman Kircher: Resolved by the city council of the dty of Lansing: That the special assessment roll for blacktopping the alley between West st. and Everett st parallel to St. Joseph st and Main returned by the city assessors be received and placed on file, and the city clerk be directed to publish a notice thereof by publication In a local newspaper five days in accordance with Section 251. of the city charter.

Resolved further, that the city council will meet at the council robms on Monday, the 18th day of March. 1957. at 7:30 o'clock, p. for the nurpose of reviewing said assessment roll. MILLE M.

BROWN. City Clerk Lansing. Michigan March 8. 1957 No. S-20 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS On Lamont And all other who may be Interested.

your attention Is hereby called to the following resolution adopted oy tne city council of the city of Lansing, on March 4. 1937: Fuhlle Improvement Resolution No. Ill By Alderman Kircher: Resolved by the city council of the city of Lansing: That the special assessment roll for grade and gravel Lamont st. from Glenrose ave. to Comfort st.

returned by the city assessors be received and placed on file, and the city clerk be directed to roibllsh a notice thtieof by publication In a local newspaper rive days in accordance with Section 251. of the dty charter. Resolved that the dty council will meet at the coundl rooms on Monday, the 18th day of March. 1957. at 7:30 o'clock, p.

for the nurpose of reviewing said assessment roll. MILLE M. BROWN. City Cleric Lansing. Mich.

March 8. 1957 No. 3-a )o FUNERALS MATHEVr, ARTHIR (06 Leslie ave. Funeral services for Mr. Mayhew were held from the Gorsline-Runclman funeral home at 1 p.

m. Friday. Rev. Vernon Smith of Holt Presbyterian church officiating. Interment In Sum-mitt cemetery.

Will lams ton. Mcdonald, mrs. mart t. 14 X. Fine st.

Funeral services for Mrs. McDonald, age 70. who died Thursday. March 7. 1937 at a local hospital, will be held at 10 a.

m. Saturday. March 9. 1957 at St. Mary cathedral with Rev.

Fr. J. J. Schmitt of Jackson officiating. Interment at St.

Joseph cemetery. The rosary will be recited Friday evening at 8 p. m. at the Palmer-Bush funeral home. Pallbearers will he William Moans.

Joseph Risley. Carl Risley. Douglas Schmitt, Francis Schmitt and Kicnari Murreu. LEWIS. BERT W.

Allrsaa Funeral services for Bert Lewis were held Friday, at 2:30 p. m. at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel. Rev. Paul Morrison of Central Methodist church officiated.

Cremation will be at Wood-mere crematory, Detroit. MRS. MAUDE S. W. Mt.

Hope rd. Funeral services for Mrs. Maude S. Brown, who died Tuesday, will be held ai a. m.

saiuraay ai me csres-Leadlev Colonial Chanel. Rev. Mrs. Nora Hines will officiate and interment In Deepdale cemetery. Bearers are Dr.

timer sehoenieben, warren nos- mer. Koy Hardy, KoDert Mctiowen, Robert Fitzpatrick and John Dlbbean, Announcements MAIL IN BOXES AT 10 A. M. 10, 21. 24 52.

60. 65. 93. 94. 95.

115. 134, 143. 150. 160. 161.

163. 165. 175. 181. FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAVEY'S Most Ideally located funeral home, announcing the addition of a beautiful new chapel.

Call IV 4-6329. CARDS OF THANKS 3 HAYNES It is with our deepest grati tude that we express our neart leu thanks to our many friends and brothers and sisters in Christ, for the kindness and for the prayers during this time of shock and sorrow in the loss of our loved one. In conclusion, thank you God for Charlotte and may our love rest with her throughout eternity. Robert. Sandra and Shirley Haynes; Mrs.

Hazel Pettit: Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pettit; Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Pettit; Mr.

and Mrs. Cornellius Pettit: Mr. Gerald PetUt; TSgt and Mrs. Richard Prevo. IN MEMORIAM 4 HAYNES A tribute to our beloved wife and mother, Charlotte S.

Haynes. When I am gone, do not mourn My dearest ones for me. For I shall be by angels borne. Beyond that mystic sea. Beneath my eyelids, closed and 11111, My cold faced, lifeless mask My spirits fled, to do His will.

And In His smile to bask. When cold, cold clouds so rudely fall Upon my final bier, sorrow not. no not at all. Nor shed a single tear. For I'll be gone beyond this land Of shadows, tears and sighs And standing there by God's right hand.

Receive the Heavenly prize. So lift thy head and wear a smile. Nor feel the slightest pain. Just live to join me after while. To never part again.

ROBERT HAYNES FAMILY FLORISTS 5 CAREFULLY CREATE5 DESIGN'S tn flowers! Corsages, bouauets. soravs. Don Flowers. 2224 N. Grand River.

DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL Arranged ments are best from Barnes Avenue Floral, Lansing' fastest growing fior-ist. 725 W. Barnes. Phone IV 5-5431, MONUMENTS, CEMET'Y LOTS 6 FOR APPOINTMENT Sundays or eve- nmgs. can xunker Memorials, IV 4-1433.

1116 E. Mt. Hope. PERSONALS 7 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS May be reacneo oy r. u.

box 8i ot phone TV 2-0624. a fn n. A GROUP INSURANCE Service now open, 4 employees or plus. Get details. Call Mr.

Jones IV 4-m53 XUTO INSURANCE Broadest ixilirv. Dest service, bee your Auto-Owner agent. AVON COSMETICS Offers personalized service, a or tne representative In your area, call iv 2-toH3 WAY We have to house feet in shoes for lasting comfort. Bendlin's, 1806 e. jviicnigan.

BE DEBT FREE End your bill worries no matter wnat you-owe our service available If you are able to pay something and are willing to reDay creditors. Phone IV 7-5929. Budget Ad justment service, uu tiomster oiag DEBTS I will not be responsible for any debts contracted In my name, other than by myself, after this day ana aate. Thursday. March 7, 19o7, Stanley Aibrana.

7U9 w. Ionia st. Lansing. DETECTIVE. PRIVATF Licensed and Donaeo.

jau iv 4-wk5. ii no answer IV 9-3761. Wolverine Detective Agency. DETECTIVE Private, licensed. Lie de tector, confidential investigation.

Lansing's largest and foremost agency. Greater Lansing Detective Agency rranaor center, rnone ed 2-0054. DRIVE-IN Prescription service at the Apotnecary snop. boi w. Washington ave.

rnone iv EXCLUSIVE Leo Baril's high potency vitamin-B complex at Bams Kexaii Drug. 1145 S. Washington. FREE COUNSEL On your health and accident insurance problem. No obligation! J.

Walter Agency. Call IV GET GAS AT NIGHT At Mac's All-Car service, comer baginaw at Washington. Phone IV 9-3910. We never close. GRATEFUL MOTHERWfshes to thank tne c.ortn side Pharmacy for the prompt aeuvery ol the kiddie prescription.

North Side Pharmacy. Washington at Grand River. Open Sun- uay a. m. to p.

m. INCOME TAX AND BOOKKEEPINI Service by experienced accountant Your home or mine. Reasonable rates. t-none Kopert miaorr, lv Ojjsia. INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE DVllv an.

evening appointments. Lulu M. Marlett, 3519 S. Cedar Call TIT INCOME TAX Assistance. Notary pub- lie.

Call Anor.a E. Reehe. iv 9-3900. 601 Sevmour INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE Your home if desired. Cecil L.

Draoer. 1022 Michigan ave. Eas' Lansing. Phone INCOME TAX All day and evening by appointment Call IV 5-2620. IV 5-8430 vzsz center INCOME TAX Assistance Experienced.

reasonapie. can ed INCOME TAX RETURNS By (5) tax specialists with over 33 year of Internal revenue experience. Reasonable prices, easy parking, no waiting. Simplified Bookkeeping and Tax Service, 4303 S. Cedar.

Phone TU 2-2441. INCOME TAX Experienced accountant will figure your return accurately for maximum tax savings. Days, evenings. iv a-upg or iv -o3. INCOME TAX SERVICE Open-evenings.

Estaousnea bookkeeping ana account ing firm. Walter E. Hahn ft 328 w. Ottawa at walnut. Call IV 4-7413.

INCOME TAX Reasonable Your home or mine, weekdays and Sunday. Call IV 9-9673 or IV 4-2955. INCOME TAX SERVICE Daily and eve- mng appointments. Eugene f. Brown.

44iix s. cedar Phone iu 2-2950. INCOME TAX Assistance by notary ac countant, south end. 4u w. Ml.

Hope r-none iv j-awa. Ely INCOME TAX Assistance. By forme? internal revenue oeputy. Dale coundl- man. 220 s.

poster, r-none iv 2-UO8S INCOME TAX SERVICE Reasonable. Frances E. Brooks. 4204 S. Cedar (be- hind Norris garage).

Call TU 2-6051, LIE DETECTOR TESTS Given for any purpose, oreater Lansing Detective Agency. Phone ED 2-0054. LOOK BETTER Work better In a custom-fit work uniform. For drivers, custodians, plant guards, etc. Schet-zer 601 E.

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Finest selection of "Personal" cards for every occasion at Grinneli'a at Frandor. open Monday. Thursday and Friday evenings to 9. PRESCRIPTION CENTER For the east side of town. Moore' Pharmacy gives you accurate, fast prescription service.

2004 E. Michigan, pnone IV 4-1309. city council or me city ot i-ansing. on March 4. 1937: fublio Improvement RAaolution No.

Ill By Alderman Kircher: Resolved by the city council of the city ol Lansing: That the special assessment roll for blacktop of alley in 100 block of W. South st. approximately 150 ft. south of South st. returned by the city assessors And nlaced on file, and the city clerk be directed to publish a no tice ihereor oy puDiication in a iocui newspaper five days in accordance with Section 231.

of the city charter. Resolved further, that the city council will meet at the council rooms on Monday, the 18th day of March. 1957. at 7:30 o'clock. i.

for the ourpose. of reviewing saia assessment rou. -MILME M. BROWN. City Clerk March 8.

1937 No. 3-19 COUNCIL ROOM, CITY HALL East Lansing, Michigan a tvH A. 1Q.Y7 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Strouier. Kou can was laiten, those present were Councilmen Bruegel, Lazell. fietz ana Kunquist.

Minute- nf Vt-h 18. 1957 meet ing and of the Feb. 21. 1957 special meeting were approved as published. A letter was received from the lng-bam County Society for Crippled Chil dren end AdulU.

requesting in oell hnttnnhnle lilies on Sat urday. April 13. 1957 between the hours of 11:00 a. m. and p.

m. on the city streets. Councilman Bruegel moved that the request be granted. Supported by Councilman Lazeil. All yeas.

Motion carried. A letter was received from Nicholas A. Theodore. 224 Michigan report-In damage to his car by a city-owned garbage truck on Feb. 27.

1957. Councilman Runqulst moved that the matter be referred to the Insurance company. Supported by Councilman Lazell. All yeas. Motion carried.

Sidney G. Whittemore. chairman of the semi-centennial activity for the City of East Lansing, reported concerning the work already done by his committee. The date of Saturday. June 8.

1957 was proposed for a one-day celebration, that date being the anniversary of the signing of the city charter. Mr. Whittemore estimated that approximately SI. 500 would be needed to finance the celebration. Councilman Runqulst moved that SI.

500 be transferred from the contingency fund to a special fund for expenses of the 50th anniversary celebration. Supported by Councilman Lazell. Roll call wu taken. All yeas. Motion carried.

Mr. Henry Lletzke. 445 Division asked to be heard from the floor to protest concerning the accumulation of trash at 214 Charles st. He also ported some parking meters out of order. Councilman Bruegel presented the fol lowing resolution of respect for the late ben.

Harry t. Hittle and moved Its adnntinn: WHEREAS, on Feb. 5. 1957. Harry F.

Hittle passed from this life after long and distinguished service to bis community, state and nation, and WHEREAS, he served this district as state senator of Michigan from 1935 until his decease In 1957, and WHEREAS, he rendered unusual and unique service to the State of Michigan as the principal proponent of adequate late Duiiding lacliities. and WHEREAS, he was an outstanding leader In the Republican party and the government of the State of Michigan during his tenure, and WHEREAS, he distinguished himself as nusbana. lather, lawyer, and mend over tilt years and was deeply admired oy ine citizens or mis community. NOW. THEREFORE.

RE IT RE SOLVED that the City Council, in behalf of the people of East Lansing and surrounding communities, express to the family of Sen. Harry F. Hittle the deep regret felt at his passing and extend the sincere thanks of our community to his family for the 'many years of outstanding public service he has rendered, and be It further RESOLVED that the Clerk of the City of East Lansing be and hereby is to present to the widow of Sen. Harry F. Hittle a suitably Inscribed copy of this resolution.

Supported by Councilman Pletz. All yeas. Motion carried. The Traffic Commission, following action taken at its Feb. 25.

1957 meeting made the following recommendations: 1) that all parking be removed from the east side of Alton rd. from the south line of the water olant tc Highway M-78: 2) that no parking, stopping, or standing be allowed on the south side of Grand Rlvor ave. from Abbott rd. to Haslett excluding bus stops which are specifically designated as such for the exclusive use of buses. Councilman Pleti: moved that Schedule I of Chapter III, Article I of the Code of the City of East Lansing be amended by adding: 61.

Alton rd. (a) east side from south line of City Park property to highway M-78. Roll call was laxen. ah yeas. Motion carried.

Councilman Runauist moved that reo- ommendation No. 2 be tabled for further study and consideration until the next council meeting, supported by Councilman Pletz. Four yeas, one nay. Motion carried. The City Manager presented a request for city membership Michigan State Associatlpon of Supervisors.

Since the city is indirectly represented in the association, the City Manager recommended that the city should not Join the association. Councilman Bruegel moved that the communication be received and placed on file, and that the City Manager advise the association that the city would not loin the association. Supported by Coun- vi niaa itunquist ah yeas. Motion Tied. Tna City Manager reported that the State Highway Department preliminary survey at Grand River ave.

and Harrison ave. showed that a traffic signal was not warranted at that intersection. Further traffic counts an to be made ivmpieie ine survey. The meeting was adjourned. THELMA G.

McDOUGALL. City Clerk ER. MAX R. strothe: Mayor No. 3-16 NQTICS OF PUBLIC SALE Notira- Is vfreb? Ue Mth day of at 10 a.

m. the undersigned ML sale to ae highest bidder for cash one 1956 Mercury. 4-door, Motor No. 0OWA11Q52M. at 2715 Alpha Lansing.

Mirhiejtn Th ilinv-. tioned motor vehicle is stored and may be inspected at the above address ssoci-ates Discount Corporation. No. 3-8 PUBLIC SALE On fnnriav M.n4i IS J957. between 2 and 3 p.

at Cedar-brook Motor Sales, 3030 3. Ced.r si- Lansing. a 1953 Packard 4-door oeiuxe supper. iioio- io. L0dS76.

Serial No. 26925135. will be sold at public auc tion to the highest bidder. Automobile may oe inspected, ine undersigned re serves the right to bid. Model Discount ot Lansing, Inc.

Joan K. Zipple, AgenL No. 3-13 PUBLIC SALE On Monday, March 18. 1837. between 2 and 3 p.

at Ce-darbrook Motor Sales. 3030 S. Cedar st. Lading. a 1953 Fort 2-door Lrcinine, Moior no.

bj vijyueb, win be sold at public auction to the highest piar.er. AUtomuone may oe inspected undersigned reserves the rieht to hid Modei Discount ot Lansing, Inc. Joan K. Wppie. No.

3-14 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned that On Tuesdf-y, March 19. 1957. 10 a. at Baiioy Gulf Service. 107 E.

Washtenaw. Lansing. Ingham county. public sale of a 19o5 Ford station wagon bearing aerial or Identification number (as the case may be) U5GR165211. will be held, for cash, to the highest bidder.

Inspection thereof may be made at Bailey's Gulf Service. 107 E. Washtenaw t. Lansing. Ingham mintv Mich the Dlace of storage.

Dated: March 1. 1937. Pacific finance Corporation, by E. J. Scieszka Collection Uanagei.

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