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SIXTEEN TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1959 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD TIMES HERALD WANT ADS YU 5-7171 AND "STAR IN A GOOD LIVE BETTER BY FAR. APRIL WITH A BRAND NEW CAR LOOK BELOW FOR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ACCESSORIES SERVICE. DIRECTORY USED CAR" FROM 6-18 TERRIFIC BUYS I MARKET NEWS Prices Hold In Narrow Range Changes Mostly Inside A Dollar NEW YORK-4P-Stock prices churned in a mixed, narrow range amid busy trading early today. Plus and minus signs studded the list in about equal number. Price changes generally were limited to less than a dollar.

American Motors, traded actively, skidded around a point in a mixed auto group. General Motors dipped a fraction but Ford and Chrysler posted small gains. Vick Chemical, a huge Monday, fell around a pont. Rohm Haas added about 5 ponts to Monday's sweeping advance. Among opening blocks: Radio Corp.

up at on 1,000 shares; Loew's up at on 1,500 shares; Royal Dutch off at on 3,000 shares; and Baltimore Ohio off at 4 45 on 1,800 shares. Legislators Tackle Same Old Problems LANSING -UPI- The legislature returns from an election recess tonight to face the same problems it had when the session started 13 weeks ago an unsolved cash crisis and a 55- 55 party deadlock in the house. But these encouraging signs emerged from a post-election poll of legislative leaders: -Senate. Republicans promised quick action on a houseapproved plan to solve cash crisis by mortgaging the veterans' trust fund. -House Democrats indicated they would not delay legislative progress by trying to upset GOP control of the house, where one Republican and one Democrat were added by the election.

-And both sides said they were ready to tackle the tax problem. Will Entertain Husbands April 25 MARINE CITY Mrs. Harold Rhoades showed slides of the MUCC Conservation club at a meeting of the Auxiliary to the Southeastern Michigan tion club held in the club rooms. Mrs. George Stephenson, vice president, was in charge.

Members will entertain their husbands at a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. April 25 with Mrs. Chester Arnold as chairman of the dinner committee and Mrs. Wilbur Smith in charge of entertainment. The date for the annual Spring Frolic has been set for May 9 with Mrs.

George Stephenson general chairman. Mrs. William Wolohan was appointed co-chairman. They will be assisted by Mrs. Grace Robbel, chairman of tickets; Mrs.

Andrew DeSnyder, music; Mrs. George Guyor, publicity; Mrs. Doris Woodard, decorations; Mrs. Harold and Mrs. Gerald Heath, Rhoades The Auxiliary will help sponsor a team in the Pony League this season.

Prizes were won by Mrs. Joseph Bachler and Mrs. Cassius Saph. Hostesses for the May meeting will be Mrs. Wilbur Smith, chairman, assisted by Mrs.

Cassius Saph, Mrs. Wayne Mayo and Mrs. Coy Horvath. STOCK LIST NEW YORK STOCK LIST (Tuesday Noon (Figures After Admiral 20.2 Allied Chem 102 Allis-Chalm Alum Ltd 28.5 Alcoa 83.2 Amer Airline 31.6 Amer Cyan 52.3 AM 69.4 Motors 35 Amer Nat Gas 70 A Tel Tel 247.4 Anaconda 68 Armour Co 27.7 Atchison 30 Avco Mig 12.7 Balt Ohio 45 Beth Steel 51.3 Bohn Alum 25.1 Briggs Mfg 10.3 Bruns Balke 79 Budd Co 24.4 Burroughs 41.1 Calu Hecla 21.2 Dry 21.2 carrier Corp 45.1 Case JI 23.5 Cater Trac 89.5 Ches Ohio 72. Chrysler 63.6 Cities Service 58.5 Coca- 130.6 Colgate Palm 102 Colum Gas 23.6 Con Edison 64 Cont Bakery 48.7 Cont Can 47.3 Cont Motor 12.1 Copper Rge 28.6 Curtis Pub 14.3 Deere 57.2 Det Edison 44.7 Dow Chem 85.2 DuPont 226.1 East Kodak 154.6 El Auto Lite 41 El Mus 8.2 Erie 11.5 Excello 40.3 Firestone 145 Ford Motor 59.4 Fruef Trailer 23.1 Gen Dynam 62.4 Gen Electric 82.5 Gen Foods 79.4 Gen Motors 47.7 Quotations) Decimals Are Eighths) Goebel Br Gillette 49.5 a Goodrich 87 Goodyear 133.2 Graham-Paige 3.2 Insp Cop 45.3 Greyhound 20.6 Int Bus Mch 550 Int Harvest 43.7 Int Paper 121.4 Int Tel Tel 39.5 Jones 66 Kels Hayes 45 Kenne Cop 109.7 Kresge 88 32.5 Kroger Groc 30.6 Libby 12.4 Lorillard Merck 77.3 Monsan Chem Mont Ward 43.7 Motor Prod 33.6 Murray Corp 27.2 Natl Biscuit 54.6 NY Central 29 Parke Davis 41 Penn Cola 17.1 PepsiPfizer 113.2 62.4 Phelps-Dodge Philco 28 Pure Oll 46.4 RCA 55.2 Repub Steel 67.4 Rexall Drug 38.3 Sears Roebk 42.6 Sinclair 66.5 Sperry Rand 23 Std Brands 63.3 Std 011 Ind 50.2 Std Oil NJ 51.5 Std Oil Ohio 63.6 Stude-Pack 12.5 Swift Co 38.4 Texas Co 79 Tim Bear 49.2 Underwood 27 Union Pac 34.6 08 Rubber 54.5 US Steel 91.2 US Tobacco 24.4 West Un Tel 37.5 Woolworth 56.4 Yale Town 30.6 Zenith Radio 274.4 AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Tuesday Noon Quotations) (Figures After Decimals Are Eighths) El Bd Sh 35 Lear 13.5 Ford Ld 7 Leonard 14.4 Technico 13.2 Press MetA 1.1 Imperial 011 45.3 THUMB MARKETS Wheat Oats Feed Barley Corn Pea Beans Rye GRAINS AND SEEDS CHICAGO FUTURES OPEN Chicago, April 7-AP-Opening quotations WHEAT--May 2.10⅞-¾: July 1.90- Sept.

1.92⅜-½; Dec. 1.97¼-97; March 2.00¾. 1.24⅞-25⅛: July 1.25⅜- Sept. 1.22¼: Dec. 1.15⅝-½.

OATS (old) -May July Sept. OATS (new) -Sept. Dec. RYE -May 1.42¼-42: July 1.26¼: Sept. 1.23¼-42; Dec.

1.26¼. 10.40. LARD -May 10.12; Sept. EGGS AND POULTRY DETROIT EGGS Detroit. April 7-AP-Eggs, f.o.b.

trolt, cases included, Federal State grades: WHITES- -Grade A Jumbo 39, extra large 35-37 wtd avg 36, large 34-36 wtd aVg 35, medium 30-32 wtd avg 31, small 25: Grade large 31-34 wtd avg 32. BROWNS Grade A extra large 35, large 33, medium 30. Commercially graded: WHITES Grade A Jumbo extra large 30-31, large 28-31, medium 27-29. BROWNS- Grade A extra large 29. large medium 27; Grade large Market unsettled.

Prices range slower. lower. Demand irregular, mostly generally Supplies ample to fully ample with extra large and large sizes tending to accumulate. DETROIT POULTRY live pound. poultry: f.o.b.

Detroit, for No. 1 quality Detroit, April 7-AP-Prices paid per hens Heavy 11-12, type hens 19-21, light type (3-4 heavy type broilers fryers Whites 26-27: caponettes (under 5 Rocks 20-21. (over 5 21-23. keys, small type, Includes Beltsville Whites, breeder hens 26. Market steady.

Receipts moderate and hens demand short of fair. Good quality colored needs. Balance of offerings ranged. one generally ample. Caponettes today.

half to one cent higher receipts Fair demand for turkeys and ample. Pontiac Voters Repeal Civil Service Setup PONTIAC AP Pontiac voters repealed the city's twoyear-old civil service system for Police Monday by a vote of 5,026 to 3,551. The controversial system was linked with difficulties in the Police Department which led to official removal of Herbert W. Straley as Chief of Police. Rejected were proposals for a $3,300,000 bond issue to finance new sewage treatment facilities and repeal of a city ordinance setting 2 p.m., instead of noon, as the Sunday opening time for taverns.

Tieup With Corrupt Unionists Charge Mafia Controls Detroit Jukebox Industry WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen-1 ate Rackets Committee opens hearings today on its charges that Mafia mobsters have gained a powerful and sinister influence in the jukebox business in Detroit. Witnesses from other cities have told of ties between gangsters and corrupt labor union officials in what the committee says is a nationwide plot to dominate jukebox and some other coin-operated machine enterprises. Robert F. Kennedy, committee counsel, said that is the pattern the evidence will show in Detroit, too. Angelo Meli and Dominick Corrado, whom Kennedy termed Detroit underworld figures, were listed for quizzing about their dealings with various union officials.

LESLIE THOME MEMPHIS Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Thome, 49, widow of Leslie Thome, be at 2 p.m. funeral Thursday home. in Barnard Muriel Flater, pastor of the Spiritual Episcopal church, will officiate. Burial will be in Memphis Cemetery.

Mrs. Thome died Monday in Mt. Clemens General Hospital. SAMUEL BREATHOUR HARBOR BEACH News was received of the death March 24 in Mount Vernon, of Samuel Breathour, 71, former resident of Huron County. Mr.

Breathour was born June 9, 1887, in Bad Axe, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michaels Breathour. He and Miss Melissa Rapson, daughter of the late a Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Rapson, Bad Axe, were married in August, 1910. Mr. Breathour is survived by his widow, a daughter and three sons, all in Mount Vernon. MRS. EARL DOWLING IMLAY CITY-Mrs.

Theresa M. Dowling, 55, of 790 South Almont avenue, died Monday in Lapeer County General Hospital after a four 1 month illness. She was born Oct. 21, 1903, in Pennsylvania. She and Earl Dowling were married April 23, 1953.

She is survived by her husband; four daughters, Mrs. S. W. Sinko, North Branch; Howard Swain, Dryden; Mrs. Allen Russell, Detroit, and Miss Rose Hall, California; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Peter Northrup, Imlay City; two step sons, George Dowling and Orville Dowling, both of Imlay City; a sister, Mrs. Mary Lipusz, and two brothers, 'Andrew Matto and Michael Matto, all of Cleveland, and nine grandchildren. The remains are in the Lester Smith and Son funeral home where the Rosary will be recited at 9:30 p.m. today. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

Wednesday in Sacred Heart Catholic church. Rev. Raymond McCormick, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in a local cemetery. MRS.

FRANK GROSSER CAPAC Mrs. Magdalena Grosser, 75, resident of Allenton since 1935 and widow of Frank Grosser, died Monday in a hospital in Dallas, Tex. Mrs. Grosser became ill while visiting a daughter, Mrs. Anne Nicolbi, Dallas.

She was born Dec. 25, 1883' (in Hungary and came to this country in 1907. Her husband died May 15, 1948. She is survived by a son, Nicholas Grosser, Allenton; her daughter, Mrs. Nicolbi; a brother, Nicholas Neibenbach, Cincinnati, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

The remains will arrive Wednesday at the Barnard funeral home. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home with Rev. Victor Studaker, pastor of West Berlin Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in West Berlin Cemetery.

MRS. JOHN LACKIE BAD AXE Mrs. Laura Schram Lackie, 81, widow of John Lackie and resident 80 years of Huron County, died Monday in her home in Meade Township after a long illness. Born Sept. 18, 1877, in Tilsonburg, Mrs.

Lackie came when a year old to Huron County. She and Mr. Lackie were married June 28, 1899. He died Oct. 21, 1934.

Mrs. Lackie is survived by four sons, Gordon, Detroit; and Fred, Roy and John, all of Bad Axe; a daughter, Mrs. Alice Stone, Romeo; 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Colfax United Missionary church.

Rev. Richard R. Kurtz and Rev. Miss Mae Shupe will officiate. Burial will be in Colfax Cemetery.

The remains are in Alden A. MacAlpine funeral home and will be removed at noon Thursday to the church. Instead of usual remembrances, the family requests memorial gitfs be made to Mismemorial gifts be made to Missionary church. Is 89 Today MARINE CITY Mrs. Amos Horton, 406 Holland street, is celebrating her birthday today.

A surprise party in her honor Sunday was attended by 36 members of her family from Detroit, Saline and Algonac, East China Township and Marine City. Among them were nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. FULL SLATE Dem Township Goes For GOP In Tuscola KINGSTON Koylton Township, located in southeastern Tuscola County, long a Democratic stronghold in an otherwise Republican county, elected a full slate of Republican nominees in the election Monday. Republicans gained decisive margins to take over all township posts, formerly held by Democrats. Howard Clement was elected Supervisor, defeating Robert Peter, 128 to 61.

Fred Henderso incumbent Democratic Supervisor 16 years, was not a candidate. Robert King was named over Leland Van Horn, incumbent, 104 to 85, and Don Harris defeated Adelaid Plane, incumbent, for treasurer, 102 to 85. Don Lanway polled 118 votes to win election as trustee over Arthur Harneck, incumbent, 118 to 69. Burt Cobb was elected justice of the peace over Chester Gordon, incumbent, 115 to 73. James McCoon was named to the board of review over Claude Sirdan, 106 to 82, and Tom Bass defeated Walter Hunter, incumbent, 115 to 74, for highway -commission.

In Akron Harry Beatenhead superTownshiped visor over Ralph Roller, slip candidate, 247 to 174. Novesta Township re-elected Leroy Kilbourn, Republican, as treasurer over Everett Field, Democrat, 117 to 19. Saginaw Rejects Bond Proposals voters turned down two bond proposals in city and county elections Monday. A $1,250,000 bond proposal for a citywide recreation facility program financed by a half mill property tax was defeated by a 3-1 margin. Creation of a special education district in Saginaw County for care of handicapped children was beaten by nearly 3,000 votes.

Saginaw City voters approved repeal of a city bus seat tax. BIRTHS St. Clair Community Hospital April 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Burr Bigger, St.

Clair, a son. April 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Baird, Port Huron, a son. April 5, to Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Westrick, Detroit, a daughter. Tradition Upset JACKSON- (P) -Tradition was upset in the 4th Circuit Court District when incumbent Judge Harry B. Boardman was defeated by Justice John C. Dalton of Norvell Township by 69 votes in Monday's election.

It was the first time in 60 years a Jackson County Circuit Judge had failed in a bid for re-election. Port Huron Area Deaths Funerals ALARIE, AMBROSE. G. Of 2026 Willow street passed away April 6th at Mercy Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 9:00 a.m.

Wednesday from St. Marys church. Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Remains are in the Karrer Simpson Funeral Home. STONE, MRS.

MARY ELSIE Died March 7th at Port Huron General Hospital. The remains are resting at the Arthur Smith Funeral Home, from where funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, followed by committal services at Kinney Cemetery. Blue Water District Deaths Funerals 1-A DOWLING, MRS. THERESA M.

Age 55, of 790 South Almont Avenue, died April 5th in Lapeer County General Hospital. The remains are in the Lester Smith and Son Funeral Home, Imlay City, where the Rosary will be recited at 9:30 p.m. today. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Burial will be in A local cemetery. LACKIE, MRS. LAURA SCHRAM Age 81, died April 6th in her home in Meade Township. The remains are in Alden A. MacAlpine Funeral Home, (Bad Axe, and will be removed at 1100n Thursday to Colfax United Missionary Church to lie in state until time of services at 2:00 p.m.

Thursday. Burial will be in Colfax Cemetery. The family requests that instend of the usual remembrances, memorial gifts be made to the Missionary Society of United Misionary Church. THOME, M. Age 49, died April 6th at Mt.

Clemens General Hospital. Remains are in the BarnardConner Funeral Home, Memphis, where funeral services will be held nt 2:00 p.m. Thuriday. Burial will be in Memphis Cemetery. Blue Water District Deaths Funerals 1-A GROSSER, MRS.

MAGDALENA Age 75, Allenton, died April 6th in Dallas, Texas. The remains are to arrive Wednesday at the Barnard Funeral Home, Capac. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home. Burial will be in West Berlin Cemetery.

BARTZ, ALBERT W. Age 72, of 510 Passett street, died April 5th at his home. Remains are in the Gilbert Funeral Home, Algonac, where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery.

CYGANICK, BRONISLAW Age 71, of 1510 Meisner road, died April 5th. at his home. Remains are in The Adam Friederichs Funeral Home, Marine City, where funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, and 9 a.m. at Holy Cross Catholic church.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary devotions will be held today and Tuesday at the funeral home. BRANT, HARVEY Age 72, Applegate, died March 24th. at his home. The remains are in the Jewell Funeral Home, Carsonville, where funeral services will be held at 1 p.m.

Wednesday. VPW Post No. 2382 at Lexington will be in charge of graveside services in Lakeside Veterans Cemetery. BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DESIGNS RUFF FLORAL CO. YU-5-8165 408 QUAY ST.

Monuments 3 Barthel Monuments 1106 GRISWOLD ST. YU-5-8424 JONES 3549 YU-2-2783 STONE In Memoriam 5 A MEMORIAL verse is a tribute of love and affection to a loved one who has gone, yet who continues to live in the hearts of those who are left behind. To assist you in writing an "In Memoriam" notice we have a booklet containing verse from the pens of the world's greatest poets. If you would like a copy, write The Times Herald Classified Department. A notice about this size costs $2.50.

BRENTON IN LOVING MEMORY of our beloved daughter, Judy, who passed away eight years ago today, April 7, 1951. God's garden has need of a little flower, It had grown for a time here below But in tender love He took. 1t above. In a more favorable clime to grow. Sadly Missed and Fondly Remembered by Mommie and Daddy Funeral Directors 6 KARRER SIMPSON FUNERAL HOME 618 Broad St.

Y-5-9605 FALK FUNERAL HOME SIXTH AT PINE YU-4-4747 ARTHUR SMITH FUNERAL HOME LUCAS YU-5-5123 POLLOCK JOWETT FUNERAL HOME--Formerly Kipp Funeral Home YU-2-0179 Special Notices 7 GET OUT OF DEBT. The Budget Plan of Port Huron, 609 Peoples Bank Building YU-4-1730. PERSONAL Income Tax Service Days Huron Ave. NIGHTS 1917 6TH ST. CURRIE and SON YU-5-7800 INCOME TAX SERVICE, till 10 p.m.

W. C. Wismer YO-5-8063 11th year at 1604 Yeager St PROSTATE GLAND REMEDY. This ad can save 8 life. Free information.

826 8th. Port Huron INCOME TAX SERVICE In Your Home or Mine LARRY P. BODEIS YU-2-8252 INCOME Tax Service State Intangible and sales tax Tax audits Accounts. Day or evening appointments. Leo Feldstein 405 Rawlins.

YU-2-6625, 2-0771. PERSONAL Income Tax Service YOUR HOME OR MINE YU-4-1010 PEARLS restrung, watches, rings, silver repaired. Carl's Watch and Clock Shop. Back of Cunningham's. PROMPT.

EFFICIENT Tax Service YU-2-7033 Female Help Wanted 9 SECRETARY. Shorthand and bookkeeping. State experience, education, reference and salary expected to Times Herald Box 19. WAITRESS One With Grill Experience TOM'S GALLEY Foot of Blue Water Bridge Pine Grove Ave. No Phone Calls REGISTERED NURSE.

40-55, AS administrator for home in Saginaw area. Attractive apartment provided. Unusual opportunity, Select Employment Agency, 403 Shearer Bay City. TW-3-5526 RELIABLE Woman for care of school age child and light house keeping. YU-2-6116.

EXPERIENCED COOK APPLY IN PERSON RIVERVIEW CONVALESCENT 8497 S. RIVERSIDE DR. ROBERTS LANDING Male Help Wanted 10 THOM McAN Now opening many new stores. Excellent career opportunities and job security with nation's largest retail shoe chain. Dynamic expansion program assures rapid for those who qualify.

Good salary while learning our operation. Liberal company benefits. Apply in person. THOM McAN 225 HURON AVE. Male Help Wanted 10 ELDERLY farm hand, more for good home than wages.

Call Smiths Creek 2517. MAN for farm work, dairy COWS, give age, experience. Times Herald Box 8. Salespeople, Agents 12 CAPAC. Yale, area.

Married man 22-35, high school education. capable of self management. $90 weekly guaranteed to start. Car and phone. essential For ep pointment, YU-7-3143.

HOME Demonstrators needed. Our 1959 line of exciting new and unusual money making items are here. No investment or experfence needed. 5760 County Line. PIoneer 9-5474, Anchorville, FURNITURE salesmen, clothing, jewelry, insurance, vacuum cleaners, make above average earnings each year, working for old reliable firm.

Call today, Detroit, VAlley 2-0739. HOUSEWIVES- learn how you can be successful in 8 business of your own. Avon Cosmetics has openings for mature women. Mrs. Bowman.

YU-2-5231 Work Wanted Female 14 CURTAINS or sport shirts hand laundered and ironed in my home. YU-2-4010. RELIABLE Young Woman will do housecleaning. days. Take ironing in home.

YU-4-2525. GIRL 17 Would Like Baby Sitting Days YU-2-2242 GIRL. 17. would like baby sitting. Reasonable rates.

YU-2-9926 WILL DO Ironings and washings in my home. And office cleaning at night. YU-4-2752. IRONINGS DONE In My Home YU-2-1163 MIDDLE age lady wishes day work. Good cook and housekeeper.

Times Herald Box 91. WOULD like Job cleaning offices or kitchen helper. YU-2-7809 before 5 p.m. LADY wishes light housework and companion for elderly lady. Live in.

Write Times Herald Box 6. Work Wanted Male 15 29 Pickford EM-4-6453 Horses, Cattle, Stock 20 CARPENTER and cabinet maker. Home modernization, repairs, additions, garages, kitchens, bathroom vanities. Aluminum doors, windows hung. Guaranteed workmanship.

Free estimates. YU-2-9708. OPPY'8 Light Trucking, clean-ups Ashes, Rubbish removed. Free estimates. YU-5-7596 YU-5-8692 WOULD Like Permanent Job, any kind, Port Huron area.

YU-4-1566 YMCA Room 309 HANDY Man, experienced decorstor. inside, out. Paper hanging. wall, ceiling washing. YU-2-7848 EDDY'S light trucking, cleanup odd jobs.

YU-4-2890 ODD JOBS, PAINTING, wall washing, etc. Pretty handy and cheap. Satisfaction guaranteed. FA-9-2371 GENERAL BUILDING AND RE. PAIR WORK, ALSO CEMENT DRIVES.

WORK GUARANTEED. CALL AFTER 5 p.m. YU-5-6626. Instruction 16 LESSONS- -All instruments. Public performances.

Free rehearsals, Beasley Music Studio, YU-2-1828 Dogs, Cats, Pets 19 THE AQUARIUM SHOP TROPICAL FISH and SUPPLIES 1662 Mansfield YU-5-6405 CANARIES, Singers $6.95 PARAKEETS all colors $2.95 TROPICAL fish, plants, tanks DETROIT TEA STORE, 324 Huron WANTED Homes for part Angora kittens, tiger and black. YU-2-4914 1518 Francis St. MINIATURE POODLES Dogs Boarded EV-5-4678 Mrs. E. Peutrell, 6057 Lake Shore COCKER stud service.

Champion Whistle Stop H1-Notes son. Currens Kennels, 1935 Howard. RABBIT pen, with 6 partitions, holds about 24 rabbits. EM-4-6909 REGISTERED Beagles from 6 weeks old on up. Make offer.

29 Pickford EM-4-6453 14 HEAD TOP HOLSTEIN and GUERNSEY. Big mixed COWS and fresh, others freshen soon, ages 2 to 7 years. Prices $225 to $325 each. Call HO-8-6653. Mt.

Clemens 40 UNSHORN Oxford and Corriedale ewes, due to start lambing April 26. 8475 Sparling Road. mile south of Goodells. REGISTERED Thoroughbred stallion, 3 years, sorrel with papers 4159 Yankee, St. Clair, CROSS Landrace York boars.

months old. 5050 Norman Rd. North Street. Wanted Poultry 22 STEWING CHICKENS WANTED HANSHAW'S YU-2-4037 4029 Pine Grove Wanted Farm Products 23 WE WANT Churning Cream. Free pickup Market prices Gold Seal Dairy, Croswell.

Phone 26. Wanted Automotive 25 55 or '56 CHEVROLET, straight stick, wrecked or take over payments. YU-4-2047. Trailers 26 ENJOY TRAILER LIVING TRAILER RENTAL SERVICE 661 24th St YU-2-8586 WILL trade equity in 51' 3 bedroom, 1957. Mobile for smaller trailer, FA-9-2578 after 5.

PALACE MOBILE HOMES PAUL COTTON. 2302 Pine Grove YU-2-5520 WILL accept house trailer A5 down payment on year around home, on the lake. YU-2-6106 MOBILE Sportsman 17, sleeps new tires, overhauled springs and hitch. YU-2-5514. 10x45 DELUXE Mobile home.

Wall to wall carpet, spacious front living room, combination storms and screens. Just $3966. Lowest down payment anywhere. Days YU-2-9671 FA-9-4004 According to Sindlinger Company, analysts, over 40 million people read the classified ad section of their newspapers during an average day. GENUINE U.S.

ECONOMY BATTERIES 12 Volt $10.95 Exch. 6 Volt 7.95 Exch. GUARANTEED 2 FULL YEARS Easy Terms. Pay As You Go! ROYAL TIRE SALES 1514 Military 8t. YU-5-8188 Mufflers Batteries Ott's Muffler Service MUFFLERS $5.95 and up BRAKE SERVICE 10TH and WATER YU-2-6204 Parts AUTOMATIC and standard transmissions installed and teed.

generators and starters, complete exhaust systems. We service what we sell. BOSTICKS AUTO PARTS 4196 Ravenswood YU-2-9061 Automobiles 27 1952 PONTIAC Hardtop. Leatherette upholstery, good tires, excellent body. steal at $295.

DICK'S AUTO SUPPLY 24th at Griswold YU-2-9383 PATON PLACE 1015 Military YU-4-1677 "I NEED" ALL MAKES and MODELS CARS AND PICKUPS Must be clean and in good mechanical condition. See me before selling your car. BUY SELL TRADE PAUL COTTON Where customers send their friends 2302 PINE GROVE YU-2-5520 Just South of Blue Water Bridge Open 9 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. '55 BUICK $745 4-DOOR-Radio, heater, dynaflow.

Come and get it. Friday and Saturday Only! If you're interested in any cardrive this one and you'll buy it. CAWOOD'S Star In A Good Used Car APRIL 6 18 PINE GROVE AT GARFIELD YU-4-4101 1954 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan, perfect mechanical condition, clean inside and out. Pull price, $495. NURENBERG AUTO CO.

2516 Pine Grove, YU-2-8553. '55 BUICK SPECIAL, 2-door hardtop, 2-tone black and green, radio, heater, dynaflow, whitewalls. $995 THIS CAR CARRIES OUR LIFETIME GUARANTEE Buy "Moore" For Less Moore Chevrolet Co. 3333 ELECTRIC YU-5-9594 '57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR CONVERTIBLE. Yellow with black top, V-8, powerglide, full power, whitewall tires.

A real, real beauty. $1895 Vargo Kuhn Motors 2535 PINE GROVE YU-4-1422 '52 DODGE 2-door, transportation special, $95. Phone 2445. LEWIS W. McCUE, GOODELLS.

PLYMOUTH '56 Belvedere Hardtop, Push button drive. No money down. AUTOLAND, 3590 Pine Grove. YU-4-2590. 1950 PLYMOUTH 2-door Station Wagon.

A-1 condition, new paint job, $195. 4477 Atkins Rd. YU-7-4155. '53 PLYMOUTH THE WORKING MAN'S LOT 2002 LAPEER AVE. YU-4-2512 MILLENBACH'S INC.

Buy Sell Trade Military at Griswold YU-2-5141 1953 FORD tudor. V-8. standard shift, overdrive. $395. MIDWAY USED CARS 1211 Gratiot.

Marysville. YU-5-9263 STATION WAGON '57 PONTIAC 4-door. Hydramatic, power brakes, 2-tone. Low's Sales Service 414 South Riverside, St. Clair FA-9-2259 FORD '55 V8 sedan.

Ford-o-matic, plus custom trim. Real Grove. clean. AUTOLAND. 3590 Pine YU-4-2590 STAR IN A GOOD USED CARI ANDY FALK SON, INC.

2610 Pine Grove YU-5-6197 '55 MERCURY HARDTOP. Straight stick. Nicest in town. PERRY SMITH MOTORS 927 Pine Grove YU-2-5631 '57 M.G. ROADSTER.

Radio, heater. like new, priced to sell! PORT HURON THRIFTY CARS. INC. 703 Huron YU-5-5183 1953 PLYMOUTH Top running condition, first $125 takes it. YU-2-3769 '54 FORD 6 Tudor, good transportation, $395 or take over payments.

YU-4-2837 after 1 p.m. Trailers 26 compare QUALITY compare PRICE compare CARRYING CHARGES compare INSURANCE CHARGES compare LOW LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS compare SERVICE AFTER SALE compare SELECTION 12 TEN WIDES TO CHOOSE FROM BILL SUTHERLAND MOBILE HOMES 999 24th St. Phone YU-2-4731 THERE SERVICE. IS A Parts TIME NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS LEWANDOWSKI AUTO PARTS 1956 Water St. YU-2-4905 Transmissions HYDRAMATIC TROUBLES? All Automatics Repaired Reasonable and Guaranteed AL'S Hydramatic PA-9-2131 AND Automatic Transmission Parts Service Rebuilts BURE-LINE REBUILDERS 4706 Gratiot EM-4-6001 AUTOMATIC Transmission Spectalists! Quick service.

All makes. Budget terms arranged. PORT PONTIAC. 1432 Military Street. YU-5-5158 Tires PLACE 900x20 TRUCK TIRE, tube, wheel.

$55 FIRESTONE STORE 330 HURON YU-5-6139 2.000 Top Value Stamps With Purchase of 4 New Gulf Tires. PREININGER'8 1433 Military Tune- Ups REID'8 AUTO SERVICE Motor For Tune Ups 5238 Griswold Road, Sparlingville YU-4-2881. Automobiles 27 MUST SELL 1953 PLYMOUTH, A-1 condition, nothing down, take 1953 over FORD payments. V-8 ranch YU-2-4743. wagon.

EveryRadio and beater. Sharp. $95 down. EUGENE SIEGRIST 1230 Military YU-2-5600 1956 FORD Victoria. Spotless clean, Loads of extras.

AUTO SALES 1317 Military YU-4-2023 Look What We Have thing 1.80 .62 1.65 1.13 6.85 1.13 1 First day witnesses, Kennedy said, will include Joseph Brilliant, a former Detroit jukebox distributor and operator. Kennedy said Brilliant "will testify about gangster-run companies and a union." Kennedy listed other first day witnesses as Neil Holland, a television technician from New York City formerly active in organized labor circles in Detroit, and Roy Small, former head of the United Music Operators Assn. in the Detroit area. Also on the witness list are William Bufalino, president of Teamsters union Jukebox Local 985 in Detroit, some of the local's' business agents, and Eugene (Jimmy) James, a former head of the local before it was reorganized into Local 985. A VERY SHARP '57 Karmann Ghia HARDTOP COUPE Beautiful jet black finish, NOW radio, heater, whitewalls, 000 actual 1-owner miles.

PORT MOTORS, INC. VOLKSWAGEN 517 BARD YU-5-8191 '49 MERCURY 4-DOOR Good Tires and Transportation IS THE $79 THOMS MOTOR SALES 3585 Pine Grove YU-2-6316 1955 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER 4-DOOR SHARPI BILL PREVOST MOTOR SALES 511 Gratiot Marysville EM-4-6424 EM-4-0565 '52 CADILLAC. Overhauled engine. Excellent tires. DON MALONEY CROSWELL 369 WHY PAY MORE? TIME 1956 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR sedan.

1-owner, low mileage, 6 cyclinder, standard transmission, radio, heater, new tires all around. Full Price $895 BANK RATES AND PAYMENTS SMITTY 41 Years In Port Huron A Friendly Place To Deal 3509 PINE GROVE YU-2-5001 Trucks 28 '44 Chevrolet Dump Truck $295 WEISLOW SALES 816 Clinton, 8t. Clair PA-9-2288 THE TRUCK CENTER Of the Blue Water Area '54 CHEVROLET $595 Pickup. Excellent rubber, reconditioned engine, 3-speed transmission, radio, heater. '48 CHEVROLET $95 Panel.

Runs good, looks fair. '52 FORD $295 V-8 Panel. '58 FORD $1195 Sedan Delivery V-8. Powder blue '56 FORD $1095 F-600, V-8 with 14 ft. flat bed with steel covered floor, side racks.

4-speed transmission, 2-speed rear axle. 922.5 10-ply tires, dual rear. KEN GARDNER FORD Your Truck Center LAPEER AT 10TH YU-5-7113 Service After The Sale Bicycles, Motorcycles 30 1958 HARLEY 74 with all accessories, like new $1250. 1950 Harley 74 with all 1956 accessories, completely rebuilt, quick sale $600. 1949 Harley 45 completely rebuilt $350.

Gulf Station. Broad and Erie. CUSHMAN Simplex Whizzer Scooters and Motor Bikes Hank Schneider, 207 Water BICYCLES-2 boy's 26" 20" girls 2 tricycles. YU-2-8154 Used Bicycles Good Selection BICYCLE CENTER-2408 Griswold Electric Motors Wiring 32 ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION Light, Power Wiring. Motor and control apparatus.

Wiring materials. Repairing. Stephenson Electric. next to old Post Office Musical Instruments 33 New Baldwin Model 50 Orgasonic now on display. FAULKNER MUSIC CO.

1430 Pine Grove YU-2-8814 RENT A Hammond Spinet organ, $15 per month. Includes 4 lessons. GRINNELL'S YO-5-6129 THE TREND IS TO QUINLAN'S for organ purchases when you stop in you will hear and see why! "QUINLAN'S 922 Military Wanted To Buy 34 TYPEWRITERS, adding machines, all makes, any condition. Write Times Herald Box 99. Television For Sale 35 FRED'S TV SERVICE Day and Night Calls $3 FRED HORBES YU-2-9187 RABE'S TV SERVICE Complete service on any TV.

Home calls $4. Same location 25 years. Tenth at Water St. YU-2-8985 VATTER TV SERVICE Antennas Installed and Repaired 5057 Griswold Road YU-2-6581 12" WESTINGHOUSE TV SET Good Condition Cheap EV-6-3234 TO BUY OR SELL Thru A FAST ACTION WANT AD CALL YU 5-7171.