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115th YEAR % & & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1957—34 PAGES = bie g 
_ Happy Ike ss 
OFF FOR WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower 
grin and stepped lively as he strode ‘toward a waiting plane which 
would return him to the problems in Washington for a single day. 
He will return to his Newport, R.   Returning 
    
Teamster Body 
Maps Changes 
in Constifution Powers of President 
Would ‘Be Cut Under 
Proposed Revisions 
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. 
|—A 15-member committee 
-|which has been at work for 
months today was putting 
finishing touches on pro- 
posed revisions of the con- 
stitution of the Interna- 
tional Brotherhogd of 
Teamsters. i . 
the international to convention 
. _|that starts here Sept. 30. 
AP Wirephete 
bore a wide 
I. vacation after some speeches 
and receiving some official visitors.     They would, if ratified, curtail 
the powers of the international 
president ,of the gigantic organiza- 
ition of transportation workers. 
The committee suggestions 
will. propose that the General 
Executive Board comprising 11 
vice presidents elected at large, 
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The revisions will be submitted! sa 
A PEACEFUL MOMENT — The Little Rock, Ark. Central High another development of the controversial segregation problem 
School was peaceful yesterday morning, when this picture was      
facing the city. Little Rock police    AP Wirephote 
and state troopers have replaced Say Delegates Picked 
Without Knowledge of 
Rank and File 
A group of Pontiac Team- 
sters has supported charges 
that delegations to the 
Teamsters’ convenéion next 
week in Miami have been 
“rigged” to assure the elec~ 
tion of James R. Hoffa to 
the throne of the 1,500,000- 
member union. 
A spokesman, who asked 
that his name be withheld, 
said 50 signed affidavits 
had been mailed otek a pid 
York group c g offi- 
cials of Pontiac Local 614 
had not complied with the 
constitution in picking a 
delegate or delegates to the 
convention. 
“We don’t evenknow who the 
delegate or delegates are, and 
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  taken. Today Negro students were admitted for the first time, in 
‘Mob Violent as Negroes National Guardsmen at the school. were never informed es rank-end- 
file members when and how they . | 
were chosen," the spokesman said, 
A group of rank-and-file Team- 
sters from the ‘New York area   Willman on Police Dept.: , | the general president and the | | secretary-treasurer have a much | 
Seek Morale Boost,   
tat eatee” ” Parents Picket union, which numbers nearly 
1', millien members. 
  ; The Constitution Committee, ap-| ~ . | Inst week filed a suit charging 
C] t A th ° pointed by vation Piesidest Daves W 3 a - e as at delegations » the Sept. ad 
§ Beck, has been holding day and { f q t tt ention were “rigged. : 
earcu U ority jnight sessions at the convention in a el Or Nn er l e oc Cc oOo This ‘Friday Hoffa and 11 other . 
|headquarters here. 4 Teamsters Union leaders have been 
- at ws ; « & * Dema ar +: directed to appear before U. S. 
A boost in morale and a clarification of authority are) Meanwhile, the vast union, word Soe ROCK, Ark. u — Eight|were rushed into the building) and tried to breech the line of of- |District Judge F. Dickinson Letts Furnish Rides on Buses Negro students slipped into a side|through a side door said nine had) fleers thrown around the huge | door at Central High School today'entered but the school office said, school ground. | as . : ~ Tei thi rr i t. . tart 
he AFL-CIO Ex 1 | Oe came tame ge a pies allay png | ted emg apr —, _* Meanwhile, Hoffa, heir-apparent fe it ecutive Council to-| Waterford Township parents took : ; : : jas t il rang for s to! nue, 
*ment, Willman said the city|morrow and Wednesday, at which) other ste 2 eG oe ee ame at whites to divert their) The well - executed plan of diver-/ begin at 8:45 a.m. The crowd had to the $50,000 presidency of the 
. has plans to correct the charges against the Teamsters are| . vel ; ‘sion held the crowd's attention|been kept in hand and was fairly:giant union, was expected to be problems in two ways. lto be aired. school bus transportation for all of/ Fights broke out immediately long enough for the Negro students “docile up to this time, \absent Tuesday when the Senate 
arm y e S their children this morning when) amd State Police joined city |to be driven onto the campus and NEGROES APPEAR Labor Rackets Committee resumes 
~ “HowHe Killed Says’ He Shot Father the two major improvements which the Pontiac Police;whose leaders have been assailed 
Dept. needs, City Manager Walter K. Willman said today. 
In commenting on the current situation in the depart- | for All Students on charges of misconduct,| 
snubbed a New York. session of; 
  
  lic Administtation Service recent-| charges ef misconduct, in effect ford school bus terminal and the| ™ | Ome ef the Negre adults was lined block in front of the school 
ly ordered by the City Commis-| rejecting an invitation to appear |SChool board office. Reporters who caught just a knocked down, boatensnd kicked. uilding about five Negroes ap- 15 WITNESSES dion. at the hearing and said Team- * * glimpse of the studenis as they) Women screamed and’ memeursed | evowd would | More than 100 under the leader- ward   
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| “This should result in recom 
‘mendations as to the lines of au- abeth Lake Rd., met at the William a the Negre students made clais have been guilty of ‘mis- | 
conduct. | First, he stated, is the investiga-| In a letter to AFL-C10 Presi- fice 4 ’ 
tion of the department by the Pub-) dent George Meany, Beck denied they began to picket at the Water: aoa to battle the surging [wales through the side door. . | Suddenly at the end of the tree. pe edent of te Remeee ie 
in Cornfield Because 
He Mistreated Family 
TERRE. HAUTE, Ind. #—A 12- 
year-old farmboy was held in the 
Vigo County Jail today.on an open 
charge after telline police 2 star- 
tling story of how he killed his fa- 
ther yesterday in a cornfield on 
his mother’s 33rd.-birthday. 
Jerry Fulk told the story to Ed- 
gar County (IL) sheriff's deputies 
after he was picked up near Paris, 
Il., driving the family car. 
BODY IN FIELD. 
The father, Clifford W. Fulk, 38, 
was found in a field about 250 feet 
from the home, riddled with 
bullets. 
Police quoted the boy as say- 
ing he shot his father because he 
“drank too much, left his moth- 
er and seven children without 
food, beat him and refused te 
buy his school supplies.” 
Jerry, a seventh grade pupil, 
said: “I never made good grades 
in school because he wouldn't buy 
my notebooks.” _— 
LURED FATHER — 
- The youngster said he lured his 
father into the cornfield after lunch 
to “Idok at the corn’’ and shot at 
Fulk with a .32 caliber revolver} 
stolen from his-uncle, Police said 
they found five bullets in the body. 
The boy gave this account: 
“] first shot him in the back. thority, ,personnel and operating 
practices within the department, 
and a general improvement in the 
|relationships man - to - man within 
‘the department,"' Willman stated. 
“The study should commence 
about Oct. 1 and will take several 
months to accomplish, and I 
can only urge a patient attitude 
onthe part of everyone while the 
study is under way.” 
| Another phase that needs correc- 
ition, the manager said, is Act 78, 
ithe State Civil Service Act, under 
which both the police and fire de- 
partments now operate by a vote 
of the people. | 
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Willman said his personal criti- 
cism of thé act centered in a pro- 
vision which gives ‘the city man- 
ager the power to suspend for up   
poses of discipline any policeman 
or fireman. 
‘The suspended officer is entitled 
to a hearing before the Civil Serv- 
ice Commission if he requests it. 
Willman objects to the suspend- 
ing power being vested in the city 
manager. 
“The power of suspension should 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) to 30 days without pay for pur-~ meéeting and that the Teamsters 
Union would not be officially rep- 
resented. 
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John English of Washington, 
Teamsters secretary - treasurer, 
will be at the meeting, but only 
in his capacity as an individual 
‘member of the AFL-CIO Execu- 
itive Council.     PRIA PIE SE OSES 
In Today's Press 
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Comics ........ agacnnded soos WO 
Editorials .........5++005 . 6 
Markets ..... ANSE AB CCE wees 27 
Obituaries .............4 se. 10 
Pot-0-Gold Puzzle ......... 27 
fiperte  ic6.5-sisewssees 24, 25 
Theaters ......-06--sseeee 32 
TV & Radio Programs ..... 33 
Wilson, Earl ....... ....-. 33 
  Women’s Pages .... 15 thru 17 Beck and his heir-apparent 
James R, Hoffa of Detroit, Mid-| 
west Teamsters boss, said they|BUSES FOR ALL 
would not attend the New York The parents want bus transpor- ‘ p 
ized protest. 
jtation for all children in Waterford 
Township “until safe walking facil- 
ities are available,”’ Blair said. 
This morning, 69 parents and 
their children were escorted by a 
Michigan State Police car, as 
they marched to the Hudson Co- 
vert elementary school, 1150 
Scott Lake Rd. 
to take their children to school. 
* * * 
The speed limit along this high- 
  | Sea | Way leading to the school is 40) 
imiles per hour. Traffic was 
\blocked this morning as the par- 
ito school. They will pick them up 
en masse at 3:30 this afternoon. 
Children attending the William 
Beaumont elementary school on 
Hospital Road were escorted to 
school by tieir parents individ- 
wally today. 
Blair reports parents will picket 
ithe bus terminal and board of   | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) 
  
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      Cetleee Parents Protest at Garage b   Call for Unity 
Argue Race Squabble 
Difference of Degree 
  {Scott Lake and Wanamaker roads/and for national unity, rather than Pot-O-Gold. 
extreme sectionalism. 
Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida 
—himself mentioned prominently 
|.in Dixie as a presidentic! hepe- 
| ful—teld fellow chief executives 
| at the Southern Governors’ Con- County News. .......--. sees 23 lents marched with their children ference that the nation is in the 
| midst of a political evolution, 
with the issues and decisions na- 
tienal, rather than regional in 
Gov. Luther Hodges of North 
Carolina advanced the argument 
south, are -basically the same, on 
ithe racé question—the difference 
being merely one of degree. 
Maryland in the Republican minor- 
Chiding the South for “‘clinging 
to the past,”’ he said the region 
cannot achieve parity economic. 
ally or politically with the rest 
of the nation until “the South 
exorcizes from fis house the 
lingering ghosts of an era. that 
is gone, ceases the self-torturing 
of a.century, and accepts a full 
voting membership in the two- 
party system of the sisterhood 
of states.” 
The bid for national recognition that attitudes of people, north and 
Only Gov. Theodore McKeldin of 
ity, disagreed. a Beaumont elementary school yes- ivi IP ot-O-Gold Has 
‘terday afternoon to plan an = Dixie Governors '$300 Stashed 
for Puzzle Fans 
| Another week their move and got inside. 
About 20 white men tried to, 
ibreak through when one of them!) ‘whether or not Hoffa was present. 
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The continuation of the hearings 
eee “let's get them” but of-|j, expected to’stem from visits 
ficers 
|who finds a perfect solution to the FIGHTS BREAK OUT 
new puzzle which appears on page| 
127 in today’s press. 
You have until Tuesday, Oct. 1, 
to have your entry postmarked, 
and the puzzle will appear again 
on Wednesday and Friday. 
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Don’t.miss your chance to make State Police and ambulances ar: swinging billy clubs t Detroit and*Pontiac of Chief means anotherknocked the man down and:Counsel. Robert F. Kennedy and 
Southern State Heads 51% for the lucky Pot-O-Gold fan 8rabbed a second. The line held. la handful of investigators. 
But investigators remained sil- 
' ent on whether the committee 
  rived about the same time and) will teuch on the activities of the’ 
‘went into action against the 
White students started filing 
| dents entered and someone 
| shouted: “Come on out. Don't 
| stay in there with the niggers,” 
| The melee continued about 40 
‘minutes. : 
The diversionary fight started fights Although the pot was cleaned out that had “broken out all oe te Pontiac local. And it was not im- 
_ SEA ISLAND, Ga. (INS)—South-| only two weeks ago, it’s filling up place.” 
\ern governors called today for an rapidly and is now worth $300 if| 
| The group met at 8:30 a.m. at/end to the servitude of party labels/no winner is found for last week's) pyt shortly after the Negro stu- mediately known whether local 
officials were among the 15 to. 
be called tomorrow. . 
The spokesman of the group 
seeking to block the Present con- 
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Plunges From Tower 
| PARIS @ — A French woman 
lsome easy money. Get started on/When one white man jumped on a) plunged to her death from the 
lyour solution now. 
Bark Presumed 
Lost in Storm | Four-Masted = Sailing 
| Vessel With 86 Aboard 
Vanishes in Atlantic - 
LONDON w& — The Hamburg 
owners of the Gérman sailing ship 
Pamir said today they presumed, 
  the four-masted bark had been | 
jin the storm-lashed Atlantic. 
The owners held out hope, 
     
  jever, that some survivors of\ 86 Water Board's interest in.a similar project. 
| In fact, said authority chairman Howard K. Kelley aboard might still be found 
|SHIP VANISHES 
| ‘The sailing vessel vanished Sat- ‘Negro’s back and hit him and 
jkicked him. The Negro bad a small 
camera. 
The calm of the. crowd was 
ibroken when a woman saw the 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | Eiffel.Tower today. Tower gird- 
| ers snagged her dress 90 feet 
| above the ground after she had 
' fallen more than 250 feet. She 
| hung there’ for an hour before 
| firemen’ could free her.   j 
Oakland, Macomb Pipeline 
{o i Lake Huron Goes Ahead | By PETE LOCHBILER | 
     The Southeastern Michigan Water Authority is going 
ahead with its own plans for a Lake Huron pipeline to 
bw. Oakland and Macomb Counties despite the Detroit 5 
of Royal Oak,.“‘If Detroit residents need water when 
  
I came back with the gun cae - a —_- : + 
he was standing up. fired again od the Ne poiteaty | urday after radioing that she had our pipeline is finished, ; 
and be fell. He said, ‘Why? Why?’ . ra ne ceation pinpointed by 10st all her sails about 550 miles we'd be glad to pump some in diameter, running from an in- 
Then I shot him in the top of the AGuaeses fii Orval. Faubue’ southwest of the Azores. to them. jtake north ot Pot Heron © a 2 s | ee ipumping _ station 
aed. x} * struggle for power with the Fed-| The owners said 62 cadets, of |COMPLETE STUDY Heights. 
: : jeral Government, superceding the! whom 25 were on their first trip, | A four-month $118,000 study of Svan x 
Vigo County ties said they normally academic interest in in-| were aboard the vessel. There the erigineering and __ financial From Aubarn 4 pera wa af 
family knew * the dustrialization and improvement of! were 17 regular crew men and 7 {feasibility of the authority's pro-| Cowld be fanned out through 
smaller lines to Pontiac and educational facilities. officers. This made a total of 86 \posal should be completed at the 
  home to invesitgate, 
The boy’s mother, Dollie, expect- 
ing her eighth ¢ in October, 
commented but briefly on Jeety's) 
story about the father mistreating 
  
    
  Frosty Outlook 
for City Tonight Fair and quite cool with frost 
likely is the Weather outlook for 
Pontiac tonight, The: mercury will 
dip to a low of about 40 degrees. 
Tomorrow will\ be partly cloudy 
with little change in temperature, 
high about 67. The outlook’ for to 
morrow night is cloudy with scat- 
tered showers and a low near 57. 
Downtown Pontiac's lowest tem- 
  “Tt must have been an ‘ac 
Fair Weather for Fight | aces 
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" NEW YORK @ — Fair and|  wayeReORD PARENTS PIGKET — Three Pesuins Pajes Phot 
cool weather we forecast fOr unt | Watertord Township tathers picket this morning school hecause.of lack of sidewalks, Left to right 
" wonight petireen tiation’ at the entrance to the school district bus main- are Russell Elkins Jr., of 7188 Wedworth Rd.; 
‘Ray Robiaton ‘and Welterweight | tenance building on Pontiac Lake Road. They Ralph W. Blair, of @527 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
~ champion ‘Carmen Bajilio at | 4re protesting the safety hazard they claim their leader of,the group and George Chakroff, of 7480 
Yankee Stadium; © | children are confronted with when they walk to Elizabeth Lake Rd. | 
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Fe ee nD a ee, ee ee eee Smee 1, Tava a |S en Cen ee ee ee - doin tusaoinge teh ; 
te 4 ee Ra : 4 f: Le gl Cie a Ph, e 
bed ik aru aN f Aes \s \ At 1 p.m. the temperature was 66. persons aboard. 
| The finding of two empty life- 
jboats and a raft previously had 
iraised fears the vessel had gone 
down. “ 
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Rescue planes and ships criss- 
crossed the mid-Atlantic without 
finding a trace of the four-master 
that had weathered many a storm 
in her 52 years at sea. 
In New York, the Coast Guard 
reported last night that its. cutter 
Absecon, a Canadian destroyer es- 
cort and thfee merchant ships had 
‘reached the Pamir’s last reported   \perature preceding 8\a.m. was 53.|position, Other ships were on the) ‘The. venture being studied calls 
lway there, age = ~~ ‘end of next month, said Kelley, | 
‘mayor of Royal Oak. 
| “We are farther along than 
| Detroit in making a pipeline a 
| reality and are fully determined | 
to continue, if it's feasible, no 
matter what Detroit does.” 
The autherity was set up by 
Oakland and Macomb Counties, 
each putting up $58,000 for the 
study after a group of consulting 
engineers conducted a preliminary 
survey and antiounced the project's | 
prospects looked good. 
DUAL PIPELINES     ifor dual pipelines, each eight feet 
4 other north Oakland County com- 
munities, Macomb County and 
possibly to the south Oakland 
County communities that have 
been using Detroit water for 
many years, sald Kelley. 
The project would cost an esti- 
mated $70 million and when the 
authority has ‘paid off the total 
cost, the pipeline would revert to 
ownership by the people of both 
counties, Kelley said. 
* * * 
“The people who would be serv- *~ 
liced by the pipeline are getting 
more and more desperate for. more 
water,” said Kelley. "They wa 
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If you are not on the election 
rolls one week from today, you will ee 
be disqualified from voting Oct. se erm — 28 in the $950,000 election to equip! To r Most 
. jand furnish Pontiac General Hos- Inflation = ‘|pital, | Serious. Problem 
City Clerk Ada R. Evans re| 2 
‘iterated today that only property; WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi: 
owners in the ‘city will be eligibleident Eisenhower said today that 
ito cast ballots. This is under state/inflation is “a: world-wide phenom- 
law which says only such persons/enon’ and called on financial ex- 
can say whether a city may issue |perts of the free nations to give it 
.jgeneral obligation bonds. ~ their most serious consideration.     
         
     
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destroyer Forest Royal is almost covered by  “Strikeback” of the North Atlantic Treaty Organ- waves during refueling operations in the Nor- ization naval forces. 
A In tray ' Northern Lights | Necr. Pittiburgh | Pens) ime : ey 14 Injured, One Ser JOUSIY trerald Arrival of| “PCY lem | wnt tS ter ae tate tal ee a oe: Autumn in State jrescue teams are seeking wars : 
astcen =" OS Train Derails in KansdS\scmensmeniosreetoene 3 eenstable to replace John Csle- | pranopy. Kan Rock)rolling over and over but, of Spectacular show reported by U.S.|south of Pittsburgh. ing standards has become t Toms Geace  PPeined | teas Railroad's | Tar ‘Rock-|course, you didn't. | + | Weather Bureau stations from) State Police Capt. Frank Gar- “~ 3 et, headed from Minneapolis to| “Tt seemed hours before we coast-to-coast and as far south a5/now of Spel coummeinent dietricta ter| Noma gee oft Sn sels at Alabama. 
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Two Milford Boys sce te bey "ap , iy st "ine| other trapped. men. j | pot ge oeg is pm. Friday at Congregational| nt sume with a leg injury. He cob   
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. shifting streamers of blue-green! The mine, owned by Bethlehem! - = quarter of the Monroe - Adrian Struck Bi les skull fracture. x «+ * light about 8 p.m. The phenom- Mines Corp., a division of Bethle- * * * - ines.- 
on icyc ~ ‘There was no indication of the) The diese! locomotive: draggedjenon reached a peak of trilliance|hem Steel, was not operating to- Waterford Parents Mrs. Jessie Jai McNeil, prom- é + : Z 8 cause of the wreck. one mail and baggage car about,about midnight, then slowly day because a ventilating fan had _ : i |33 yards beyond the crossing. The dimmed. It disappeared shortly!been disabled. It was betieved Dj k t Ga hustiand is a Detroit minister, will ttner, Colin A. MacFarlane, a ble|Jocomotive remained on the rails. after Autumn officially arrived at that gas accumulated and explod- Ic e rage - lead the discussion on “Christ, thei air brother, Judson Joyce, and a . polat] ne el Se ee et am. ed becatise the fan was not work- Cuarch, sat Pace. half-sister, Mrs. Russell Mann, His crosswise but was upright atop the == ing. 4 (Continued From Page One) Mrs. McNeil is the Christian ‘mother died about a year ago. 
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a “Wy . One accident took the lives ‘of struck by a car driven by Walter 
Plan on Pipeline in Port Huron three \J. Charles of Lansing. | 
ito charity his salary as city trea-|P¢ reached today to answer) (Continued From Page One) . 5 a 
surer, died today of a heart at-| “recs they violated the interna-|4, tte 10 own their own pipeline| infection rise. tack, tional constitution in picking con- be 
An immigrant ‘from Lithuania, | “tion delegates. ragga = to: turn to Detroit School Supt. Howard D. Crull 
Sactis as a boy started selling nov- t*  ® & higher rates. said yesterday: ilids Site besee cs ean ta ty]. “These dclaguina were picked by big stumbling block, which | “It absences Monday are : prospered, fhe peddled with a Hoffa or by people under his com- removed by the study, | above 29 per cent, we will ser- qm fT beer: turn over. ‘Then it did turn over) niece and buggy and Jater an au-|mand to vote just the way Hoffa) bas been the fear that there are | tously consider closing the wind gusts a\— its side, It felt like you were! somobile. . says,” the group spokesman| 6 enough customers in the area | schools.” 
kok © charged. be scrviced.to make the pipe- | ny rs Leeder, director of | 
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= = werdienary mage ne): | women. : ‘et PUMP TO DETROIT . TUSCALOOSA, Ala. u» — An | group and shouted: |. A top opponent of Hoffa's in the ; ‘ : 5 ri : ¢€ , “nN ‘T ~*~ * * test for the ‘presidency, Thom-| That is the réason that water, Outbreak of flu has reached epi- . ’ a Hurricane winds build up a Niggers are coming.” She was a - aeareoods : demi the Uni- |‘ : 2 F. véatieds ent time be. crying. : His election in 1955 to the city/ag J. Haggerty of Chicago, de-|Might profitably be pumped to i cproportions at : | 
. “ks ee ee treasurer’s post was his first ven-|clared yesterday he had 800 of 922\Detroit if Detroiters need it, said| Versity of Alabama. — - 
ward only slowly. The po = Another white woman, scream- |ture into politics. The Chicago delegate votes needed to win. Kelley. Dr. James B. McLester, di- 
speed is ten to twenty miles an| n& 2nd crying, had-to be dragged [Democratic organization put him to * Would the water suthority at. | rector of the Student Health hour, And since these storme| ©.) Pate car. Apparently vho jup as its candidate after he came! rae. vintts was scheduled to| teanpt to make tarends a cota. | Servien, yesterday sald tects cover an area of several hundred iy bi aot ereered © ae plan dle organization in! appear in Federal court in New| lished Detroit markets north of | Sre being conducted. to de- miles, winds usually last many ihe ° : IDemocrati¢ Pahang the aus York on wiretapping charges. How- — Mile road if enough cus- —_ whether it is Asian 
hours, or into the second day, Arkansas Democra' t OE. as rearranged to make room for ¢¥®? his attorneys were expected! tomers were not found = else- . . rapher returning to his office said to seek a postponement. _ | Where? MdLester said 56 patients were 
The Weather Lo ee Nee . INDICTED MAY 14 Kelley, whose home town of| admitted to the university hos- \ ta ating of a Negro man. i . 4al Royal Oak gets its water from) pital at the peak last week. Many Hoffa was indicted May 14 along 
Fat ee 7 « ® 5 k M | Boo nnan, president|Detroit, said he didn’t think more students were treated. T. . Wi ay i ie . so. 
wae oak aes atc ace) He said the man had accom Cex Morale si, Y Dero Local 381 and profes-'NOT COMPETING best 40. Tomerrow partly cloudy with |Panied a Negro youth—apparent | 
. ly; “1. _|sional wiretapper Beinard B. Spin-| say, ; little change in temperstere. high about a student who possibly was the (| A h ly 1 of Holmes, N. Y. _ We're not trying to compete) ar Jeast 600 of Texas A&M's 
mile heey today and ecomtng nin ith student, who did not enter. earcut Author! “Tt convicted, they face a: maxi-|“ith Detroit, but are willing to} 7,409 students had influenza to es * efterneon, on Pill . . : * . 
tonight. Outlosk fer tomorrow | aight Per youth managed had flee, = (Continued’ From Page One) roots year in prison and 8.34 he said. Dr. C. R. Lyons, superintend- |= 
= = _ paprd eas pare be vested in the chief of police,” Kelley be ent of the school hospital, said "Today im Pontiac ae en their he stated, ‘This is not an attempt : | attitude in a eee eee ee a pes He got up several |. my part to avoid an unpleasant Four Persons Injured troit Thursday with a 
Difpetion” Southwest Te gown, en mocked and ‘duty, but surely the head of the in Head-On Collision beard representative and David | tests, but Sun seta Mondays at 6:28 p.m. . department is in a better position V. Addy, Detroit auditor general. | Asian fiu 
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      porldpen TEX sarod marta Finally, someone shouted: to decide on an infraction of the Three members of a Rochester) 1, water Board en ened 
ity approval Moon rises Tuesday af 7:23 a m. | “Don't kill him, giye him three rules and the degree of penalty family and a Lake Orion man were seek Ci 
Downtown Temperatares minutes.”’ og jthan anyone else in the city’sinjured in a headon collision on spend $100,000 for the engineering epidemic which struck 40 stu- ee - = aera = ei At this, the mauling of the Ne-|service.” ~ . oe ; (Guan Rd. about one mile east of design of a second intake and dents last. week as about over. 
weiss lpm. ....... 66 gro was stopped and he hurried * * * ’ lOrion Rd., in Oakland Township, water-treatment plant to bring 
a jaway. Willman said that the city will Sunday, according to Oakland’) 1:6 rupon water to Detroit users. peasy irene | tk * examine the possibility of legisla- County sheriff's deputies. The Detroit project-has been esti- Highest temperature... 9 About 200 spectators and 50\tive correction of the act. | The dri ot ie mae J H Lowest temperature ....,.., ... .68 newsmen were on the scene at : eS “Sata #4730 a.m, but 50 state troopers,| i alt the dlecusetons renctruing Hunt, 38, of 4180 Orion, Rd., Lake Le wee peseed inet 
One Year Age in Pontiac ‘Scheduled to assist city police in| police department, ‘‘no seri- \Orion, was injured, as was the,, extend its water services -still ! rat ne eves intaini "other driver, Geo H. Bouwens, Labeot tempererare cole by, maintaining order, had not ap-| ous charges of corruption, vice his avg Marjorie, 4, and their|{"ther beyond the city limits. Mean temperature... ..............87 Peared. or other violations of law,” -have , Weather—Cloudy, Coo! . ison, David, 12, all of 1212-Gunn|__ It is now allowed to sell water 
Righest and Lowest Temperatures i aces ¢ seemed orderly and | been forthcoming. ‘Rd., Rochester. . ; anywhere it wishes and at rates 
epee ss | calien a ae t have the a “With the results we hope to ac- All were treated at Pontiac Gen-| ¢xeeeding twice the amount paid 
. A recom \ was oe ane Sage The complish from the forthcoming eral Hospital for minor injuries,) by, Detroiters, if necessary. in 
‘eamndr “ey 3g ag mt Sroaps.one Of istudy and the simple legislative and released, according to a hos-| order to make outside service 
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Aaitimore “ Marquette $1 43) rae ig of the street before the | saiustment of Act 78, the operation pital spokesman. The two drivers| prefitable. 
1 Miemt . @6 %! . of the department internally and'told deputies they were blinded by} fEytension of oe | Crowds numbering up to 700|within the responsibility of theleach other’s headlights. service to suburban communities) GREATER SELECTIONS illed in ~ Bret Suton the wie Service Commission should . has been strongly advocated by at Na Guard|be greatly and simpli-/ its Owosso the late Mayor. Cobo. . : opping ‘~ cowie "2 fied,” he Bac oivey . Tornado Hits Pontiac is the biggest city inter- shopping. fo 34 Bt. Lous -t5 $1 2:000-pupils school. Negro pupils} = OWOSSO (INS) — A small tor- jested in contracting for Detroit DOWNTOWN Z & Francisco 79 s¢:made only one attempt’ to enter,| Lake Titacaca on the Pery-’ nado struck Owasso and Flushing |water on the new terms, The city, on Sept 4, when nine of them Bolivia border at 12,500 feet is Saturday, felling trees and caus- |however, has held off committing IAC e4 f:;Were turned. back by Nationa! the highest lake on which steam-| ing minor property damage. No itself until the water authority PONT Lansing 4) 51 Tampa ei: 32 Guard rifles jboats run regularly, one. was injured». \ «4 |study is completed. ie 3 |   4 
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; = ay, a ar : of your back. There are water} eginning Person With Zest for Living Remains Youthful ore | : Peed, and oprag You tan have( Members Greeted | ae 
| a e: ae Peg aera § ae pillows. for the tub so that you) Mrs. Guy Duffield, ‘Mrs., Joseph’ for years can follow 
i: ao k + Tanta pet : 3 de es eon! one reply, Pelee. -  |Edwards, Mrs., Jack McGrath) rule. Always 
‘Lack of Interest in the World Causes : [rere mee co it coe tts fd | es oe 7 spin . 7 @o = ‘| the idea that a clean complexion Frederick Scott were welcomed as! naing | 
oo 2 ee ee * Se ae : a2 \ Re = a OM jnew’ members when | Marbach! - I 
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN | “I was sorry you did not Join) Second woman: “T haven't hadjthem, if they fail to develop oldidies soaked themselves ‘in Der-| skin tree. of prs teens Shel dom A oT i that class in ceramics with me,.|® maid for years. We can't afford|interests and add new ones, they fumed oils daily. The bath W&S| quent shampooing puts more This little playlet took place = ™ “9 almost always age rapidly. truly a serious part of their lives. and life inte our hair than 
a restaurant, Similar ones no doubt/¥ou always loved that sort womén: “How did you get] “I am awfully afraid this‘lady! |. ‘ Se eaminten satan occur maby every single thing, and I never could get you tOlaiong with your painting? Y. stayed in her rut. Why? I don't Then, between this splashy era y 
day. At the table next to mine two/go swimming.after your first baby|used to love that ¢ aiaintes saulinent tetlape taatnes of ola: and mow, there came a time | Why not take a tip from the ! we women were talking. I judged from] arrived.” dropped it, what with the chil-lagement, or timidity, or habit, or| “#e" peeple bathed just to get |Romans and Greeks and make ~~. .:. 4 and chilly weather aré- 
the conversation that they had been i Fo * dren and all.” : maybe because of lack of energy) “@#" and were _ bored by the your bath a time for relaxation., Get OK on Car Trip | ae in school together but had not seen First woman: “‘I don’t know! It Second woman! “Nope! 1 don’t\due to a poor state of health. BUT) Preecess. They scrubbed whes Make it leisurely. Even read in i synonymous, Are all 
* to take those classes or to go any- has improved and I have ex-1; ox ppy mc that. Some of the more enlight- your cold cream soak’ in and your; learned to drive, don't jet him , 
First woman groomed, | where, with the children and all hibited a few of my pictures.” 70 RA a ae _ ened ones bathed dally while (hair ig folled up in pincuris. or her take younger children i and ready to wear? .ee 
poor posture, a defeated Jook andjOf course I did have some help THING ROUTIN others considered once a week a | This will improve your dispo| in the car without first check- | Better bring them in - 
too many but—" a oP penile In ancient Rome and Greece stfficient ned to the current —— vel ing with their parents. It is | & 
“I just can’t get over ruiming | Second woman: “Et still ish’'t | You look so young and. I have weer yh pel ‘eon at ae ja ey ben bo feeling irrtable, Your por cae to sot per 7 now for thorougiyaamm 
into you lke this! I have thought | too late. Our children are school | aged se much,” \ el ee amg, Today when there is a bath with os as well as your skin, get é i ing. 
of you many times during the | age now and the classes are Im | oo. woman Cth: sip tt! “biblacedies aE ay leaaiee ce oon ee ee enn oad sen 0 lovely town. ; 
en ae ae gates | the morning. ‘They are startiné |you have, to do is to lose a fewlin the baths the more en ont pantolbespesuty| Temerron: Health Values of | . Monday thru Friday — ++ but you iniew seme beginsing courses pounds and get out of the house he or she was socially. No doubt ang health routine the hors ex| Bathing. ) No . 
Second ‘woman (well-groomed,| First at, “You know, you bloom.” : —. eas see People eaiy +) as returning, > * ; ‘ Appointment Seimitdes¢ 
alert, lovely figure): ‘lhaven't changed one bit. You don't) First woman: “I'd really like to/hours at the bath. ade oe ee ee Syivanites Gather Necessary Saturday 8 a, m.-6 p, m. “Yes, indeed. I don't know where |look a day older. I don't know how but I just don't see how 1 can find  * * *® by the varied bath accessories) Mrs. Jack Thompson and Mrs. ; : : 
the time goes! I never am able to| you keep your figure and find time the time.” ‘ Some became so enthusiastic) available “ Richard Miller were guests of New im : 
do haif the things I want to do. But|to do all of those things you do,| . "os ft that they had-their backs scraped x * * Sylvanite Club when. that group Professional Care | . _—— 
I. did want us to keep in sooty gg ——-toly saath A, BE pple hie medipmerd medp ior A « finda yg There are bath oils and powders,gathered at the home of Mrs. Wil- Is Best for Hair } Fax x 
touch. difference ‘me newly impressed s doesn’t sound so to me.iand fragrances, There are bathliam Bull on Island cow. Fea- ; 
— ~ the moral—when women lack a/I think I will stick to my lonm-|shitis Ain trustie. some of the Yat-(ture of te Wedaendey meeting wes S$ ah Permanents ; — 
| keen interest in the world about'handled bath brush. Beautiful la-'ter long enough to reach every a cooperative dinner. - Sora $6.50 
: . Wow pe nae . a anon i _ _ | Bleaches vid a 
ypeeignt -a Success Ach d Haphazardly MPERIA Bi a Cae uccess /AACNnIev e apnazardaly IMPERIAL Der Cheater in slim-figuring comfort | : . . : BEAUTY SALON 719 W. Huron wt __. By ANNE HEYWOOD —_—|_ he let me do it on a commis- | to high school, I took the job ) se 219 Aubum Ave. Sw 
NEW When you see or hear about | 00 basis. as a full-time employe. And FE 4-2878 — = “The first thing that hap- | now we're partners!" . Owner ae 
e e successful people, the picture | pened was—I broke my leg! This case is just further - | - always leoks so neat, so logical, | But somehow that gave me an proof that behind most success Se ea a oo es 
so very much planned that | added stimulus. I just did my | stories there is a weird series — _— 
~— id carry atenee i org aI ‘PARK FRE ; But when you get to know See ee —s os 
thém well, you see that the “Everybody adored Aaron's If selling products or serv- for ene hour while shopping ot Arthur's by 
PANTIE chain of events which led to | work and, what with my sales | ices by phone is of interest to : ee heving. your ticket velideted’ while making « their good fortune was just @8 { talks, the business began to |. you, send me a stamped, self- Your Fashion Store pu 4 
ig op. ee ot eee ee grow addressed envelope, care ot sg ty . . 
Wo owith “poms, = The Ponti. Pret SPECIALLY PRICED! MONDAY NIGHT and TUESDAY   
  
      
      
   
             
   
        
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: | WONDERFUL JOB . X a ; : 
I think of Mrs. L. as an ex- the smug, figure-revealing ° 
ample. . | style that does so much for a A i 
- Mrs. L, has a wapeertes > | the slender, feminine figure A ; « 
ae shosgy eng b In 4 . .. prepare your figure for _ 
fe a dosh egg ’ | this style at once . . . with 
* * * | Relax-A-Tron...the T » 
wonder slenderizer. It re- R 
aus cee wary geen at rend laxes as it slenderizes. No oO . : 
She is attrdctive,- happy and drugs or tiring exercises. ‘ Regulerly Sells 
makes a large income. She is : : N 
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Mrs. L. married before she 
even finished high school. She Pa 
never took a course in horti- CA. 
culture in her life and doesn *% 
even have a green thumb Pa 
The same Skippies you love for LOVES FLOWERS i 
~ all its flattering comfortable ways - he ase told me the — e 3 ; = “ e flowers, 
with your figure. With thie IMPORTANT ADDITION . and plants and I have always 
_ as. completely adjustable leg for practically eu®om- thought a house looks positive- ' 
a i. ee : . | ly naked without them. So, PE 2-5221 tailored hat. And ONLY Skippies hes ia! Firming front the 2 - c NDE 
and beck panels. Sises SMI. White only. Ask for school, I decided to get a good: I RELLA 
Pantie Girdle No. 851. Shown with “Life Thrill” Bra a COIF — 
No. 587. $2.50 ~ 1°.” 2% « Hair-Do of the Month 
“I had a little nest t. Softly waved sides swirl for- . PANTIE GIRDLE a Ee -_ wchand onial ward to cover the ears, The 
i : e landscaping would add: to the crown gently swirls and nape 
rm it $795 value of the house..So we went ends curl up casually. 
ahead . to   - “The man 1 hired—Aaron, CREATIONS a now my partner—was marv- “s —— : . elous. He did the best job and 
            
     Graduate Corsetierés to “Assist a. | 
You to a Correct Fit | * 7] was delighted with the re- 
7 . sults, but I couldn’t understand 
, 5 ; why he didn’t have more cus- 5 4 Free Alterations ee eT ee ee 
Charge Accounts Invited! “Then I realized he was such 
; ’ : ; an artist, that he had no time A CURVE . 
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BOBETTE | end. $0 T asked tor « par: | ot CREPE SHOP "time job, selling his services. °          
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a $1,000 life insurance policy to 
help take care of final ex- 
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family. Mail a postcard or 
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‘of a very successful newspaper. 
publisher, cattle breeder — and fas ieee Sub Siig Wi i 4 fork * 3 
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By INTERNATIONAL NEWS 
Robert. McKinney, the nation’s 
brings to his new post the talents 
poet. 
But the mysteries of the .atom, 
won't faze McKinney despite his) 
non-scientific background. In 1955 
  Kansas City, Missouri. 
There is no obligation—and 
no one will call on you. You 
ean handle the entire trans-) 
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    | The 47-year-old Santa Fe, N. M., ‘Democrat has been appointed by 
| President Eisenhower as the U. S, 
ithe 1956 presidential campaign.” 
‘cari, N. he headed a citizen's panel on the 
peaceful uses of atomic energy 
which reported to Congress after 
a 10-month study. 
|\NAMED BY IKE 
representative to the new Interna- 
jtional Atomic Energy Agency. Ei- 
A stiff fight is expected in the 
— next January over the 
révess appointment. But the pub- 
| lisher,is strongly backed by Sen. 
Clinton P. Anderson (D-NM), a 
force in the joint House-Senate 
Committee on Atomic Energy. 
McKinney also is-a long-time 
friend of Adm, Lewis Strauss, 
chairman of the’ a atte 
Commission, 
McKinney is both editor and pub- 
Misher of the Santa Fe New Mexi- 
van, but he finds time to breed|N 
'Abetdeen-Angus cattle at Tucum- ‘a member of the executive com- 
| making Phi Beta Kappa in the 
n tenant. 
  M., and serve as director of the ‘Chicago, Rock Island and 
Pacific” Railroad. 
‘* Arse. 
In addition, he is a director and 
mittee of the International Tele- 
phone and Telegraph Corp., and 
holds several educational posts. 
Born in Shattuck, Okla., Aug. 
28, 1910, McKinney spent his boy- 
hood in the. Texas Panhandle. 
He worked his way through the 
University of Oklahoma, getting 
his bachelor’s degree in 1932 and 
process, 
After graduatipn, hé worked on 
an Amarillo, Tex,, newspaper and 
then went on to a research firm 
in Wall Street. In World War H 
McKinney, served in the Navy 
where he rose to the rank of lieu- 
« *% 
With the end of hostilities, Me- 
Kinney returned to Wall Street as 
a partner in Scheffmeyer and Me- 
Kinney, members of the New York 
Stock Exchange. 
In 1947 he pulilished a bodk of 
poems, “Hymn te Wreckage: A 
Picaresque tion of His- 
tery.” Crities gave it a good 
reception. 
McKinney purchased thé Santa) 
Fe New Mexican in 198. The next 
+ wl he was chosen to head the 
‘ew Mexico. Economic Develop- 
ment Commission and Water Re- * 
m: Put Oni Se Gieud 1951, McKinney‘ was appointed as- 
sistant secretary of the interior, a 
post he held for’ two years, 
daughter,   
Student Drivers © 
Solo as Teacher 
Watches by Ear 
TRAVERSE CITY (# — Driver) 
trainees at Traverse City Central 
High School may solo on the prac- 
tice course and still remain within 
conversation range of their insruc- 
tors. 
Instructors Edward Schuknecht 
and Allen Lockman. believe it is! 
driver training | Michigan's only 
course using two-way radios in the 
cars. ~ 
Each of its five cars is 
equipped with, the devices, which 
it possible for one instruc- 
The radios have a control dis- 
tance of about seven miles. Ad-) 
jvanced students can stay in con- 
tact with the instructors although | 
out of sight: 
Failure to maintain a “C" aver- 
age means taking the course again. 
The training course is open eve- 
  sources Development Board. In nings for adults. 
  
    
Grants is 
The atmosphere is 
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home life. 
are amazed to lear 
stand why, howeve 
same can be said o 
    What 
‘will the 
new Grant store 
do for me >. 
infants’ creepers and doll clothes and para- All.cround town we hear this query 
abet the handsome new Grant atote now 
abuilding. It is a fair question that —. 
a full and fair answer. 
a friendly Femily, store. 
‘warm and pleasant be- 
cause we thoroughly enjoy serving thrifty 
people. First peck into the new Grants may 
_ say “Sand 10” because we have the thousands 
_ of small necessities located at the front of the 
store for your greatest convenience. But that 
is only a small part of the Grant story! Our 
real reputation for value rests on the tremen- 
dous assortments of apparel for the family 
and family home needs which satisfy prac- 
tically every requirement for solid American 
Grants sells more family slippers 
than any retailer in the United States... Folks 
n this fact. They under- 
r, when they see Grants 
huge assortments and low price tags. The 
f little girls’ dresses and       
      keets. Nowhere ®ill you find better values 
in sheets, towels, underwea 
Grants is actually four stores in one! 
Under the one roof you will find a Dry 
Goods store, a Fashions store, a Home and 
Hardwares store and a Smallwares store, 
each packed with full assortments to make 
your shopping a true one-stop delight. 
We intend to win 
Courteous service, fine valués, backed by a 
cheerful money-back guarantee, low, low 
prices every day in the year and a never- 
ending desire to serve you be 
we will use-to win you into 
family of enthusiastic Grant shOppers. . 
    
  
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CLOSING IN — Two Detroit Benedictine play- 
ers move in on St. Michael halfback Chuck Stein- -~Mikes Rally for 13- 6-Win chance by fumbling away the pig-|. 
skin on their own 28 with less 
than two minutes to play. : 
But the Ravens couldn’t move 
against the aroused St. Mike de- 
fense and Jost the ball on downs. 
  The Shamrocks took over and ran 
: baci ih 9, Fox pcked |to give Benedictine another scoringlout the clock, 
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siact ‘wad al llnminin 00 erndicg ae Ss coha ia 
stop secure. St. Mike came from behind to win 
opener, 13-6.   
       
   
           
  Se cue coumenl’ oa helper (26) in yesterday's football game at Wisner 
went out when scoring opportuni Stadium. One Detroiter has Steinhelper by the the 1957 season 
Tt was the recovery of a St. Mike . 
fumble that set up Benedictine's . . 
lone touchdown, Taking possession/ ’ ad 
on the Shamrock 40, the Ravens hit . F ’ 
pay-dirt in 13 plays with quarter- . ; : 
back Vince Rotole sneaking the 
final yard. ball season with a 42-7 victory 
i Rotole over befuddled Lakeland of Wis- 
cod Mike Deland, svoving te bal consin in a driving rain Saturday te the Shamrock four, was the night. 
key play in the TD drive. Jerry |: “The team didn’t look too Ohngren broke through to block sharp and it'll have to sharpen 
Dick Arsineau’s try for the extra up considerably before we mect 
point, Central Michigan next week,” 
; ynchronized said Waters after his club scored 
MOTOR MART Lae me — aan. Follow. its 26th victory in a row and be- 
ITO PART ing a Raven punt, the Mikes rolled gan the quest for its third 42 yards in six plays with Fox straight MIAA title, 
scampering the final six yards Possibly Waters’ toughest game around left end: Don Quinn blocked of the season will be next Satur- 
   
            
      
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Besides the steady quarterback- 
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who passed 28 yards for one score, 
Jerry Gillespie returned a kick- 
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ground average. zz Read it and clues carefully., fofferings “33 ‘There was nothing in the week-| Ever since the auto industry] siways wants to but into 4 pt Sancopentng iat Sentence " Pale week when he artet oped] [Rv atcing ie Bade sty aA, twe of Be wente is eunbered. The “: 330] sharply gong gra Out 7th Da _ [and driving ‘the best possible bar- you best fits the clue in heavy industry and continued| JU[OLS y -|gain with the car retailer handling ‘eer the number of that word in the 3.25 the situation ten 
3s0|concern over money - @: * the slightly higher priced car. - Sipanpeweny 2B |dampenea conndence. in Confidential Trial + + + 22 ail onion Ae teecl ote ta oe 240 The drop affected most major | Recent trade surveys Sam VN number of that word in the 145] divisions, Catorpilier fell mere LOS ANGELES (#—Jurors in| most car deslers expect to vom be ‘ See eeenty ieee Douglas (the Confidential “Magazine bell a lot of new cars during the De the a squares. Read all the clues i. — o pant. trial return to san agony y mainder of the year. corelully and t numbers are in the right 260; Abreratt after a restful Sunday relaxa-| counting om a large volume of equares. . - 1.75) Leading steels and motors were|tion under the watchful eyes of a] 1958 models in that fr“ ' nn ee ae ae a 
i-fo|down ecieepas k aga pena = ull aia eames af ee 
i: t 33s|Motors among the losers. the jury were given the case late possibilities for the 4 H : FR" Rails continued to give ground|last Monday and began delibere- the 1957 model period : . 2 Leal New York Centraljtions Tuesday. They have returned) coriy part of the new ' ‘ 2 [ee Sane Se Ree took frac-|to court for further instructions| S20? | : ' yeni a & Oe several times. Each night they : H & a'oq| tional . have been locked up at the May-| No car maker yet has 7] : -;33| Anaconda, American Smelting Hotel. , 4 pew sah Se . “ ‘ ; ' a 8 ry t 1 : 4 
; American Cyana- , ‘ ion 4,000 shares; kt * & A slight variation came either the officers : ‘ ! ; Ue, Stel ot 4 at 61 on 3,000. | The complex case they. are to|Ernest R. Breech, board chairman ortsed by elther the oficers a : \ : SEIN £8] US, Steel off % at 61 on 3,000 decide, after a six-week trial, in-|of Ford. Motor Co. He said, “There|“32 of the ° internat :.. H Mom. o.6.... 2 - eaves, eres coneicnay ww ae Aeit teey Wi be: mene * “+ @ .. 4 | : New York Stocks commit criminal libel and co bc oo etre maps He said the trouble appeared a 
} emrcace, Sept. 23 (AP) wl H (Late Morning Quotstions) medlorscgpatigersi gg 7a ed berg kept as. = 6 ha be er ing the. way the - 1 ' ie rece ditt Dees ge a ag arbor Sees... Ses . fs :: #84|Publishers Distributing Corp., Fred|ing in mind the financial stability |ompany Tigers 5 g fim ES ae 131 : Allied Gn'2.0.: 188 ": #jand Marjorie Meade, and thelrjot the company. - - in arbitration 5 : = conan OME oo aay Allis Chel .::: $8 --Htaper,..---- @4lstory material gathering agency, .. _™ VE Gormeny, Lane Ser pea gfe oR i I ay Aloe 0 a de Mena 103 Ine. New car sales may be a little lident, issued the return to work 5 Hin | meena a 1283 hm ans 272 at becky aire *: 3 below the industry's Ropes 9° luitimatum. He sald employes a “¢ Seen 12.55 ‘ ' htt re “Ei i y have show 5 He | ~ | From Busy Whaling Port|tn Sii's'n': 33 Oe Five Persons Injured noblheor — pg Se taken back = —_ H ' |Pacific Islande to City of Light Instr, aS «ats tee A alin Highway Collision | Stearn mont mie (Oat * ; NAME SOCHS EST OTOR EDEL EE USO EDe TEs EO TENE HEHEHE REEOe H Pac Ic an rs Popular Summer Resort fim Red 4 cos: at Bai <a ny Five ea a oe treated ral peregginghcadingy Snes qgal et . . Am gmt °° 302. Mead Gp ..... 266|minor. injuries at Pontiac General 5 verage through 5 ee eceeeeroee | am ‘el. (3 Merck ........ t calendar year. i STREET ADORESS oosssessssessssen : |Learn of Fisheries Se turers Fae .R4 Re ics: ifn mi evnng are ents nw” Strangers Shoot at 1 +» af | s busiest whaling|am aes} Mpis Kon -':: §14ltwocar collision on M2 at Cavles onttraee Wecgupeame a healthy | | GPE oermncecesese FROME wosene-sceso-)  § 9 OUREEA, Sew Culsteelt-Thsiecca a lanital suns eon Gok G4 Minn Pau.:: $4|wood Ré., in Oxford ‘Township,|demand tor new sutomoblies BalMall Alter Quarre lanneeeeeenanesasnesesesenasanaell J first 2% Pacific Islanders t) com- most pictur- -B Monsan Ch .. 3!-5/ according to State Police at the it has been attained through con- : |plete the new 13week fisheries celebrating #4 gaat Ward «> saainooonains © tuts jie Wanting Or WAAL Ax meqeent Got ed & oe SOLUTION CLUES neamigalvalltoa preg lbinglltamp onan naa ag 388 Motor_Whedt is] The injured were: Eldora Guest,| tedsin allowance on cars. |play was reported to Pontiac po- Bee tee cei wes few stn ete caries re nado et ome tad ome Ee gt ay oy Bate ant Gav ome. en SE ay Bay mera a) CERTADL. Ihave learned. Main object of the the mid- Tf Be te eet Det 8. Oetek oe Obviously forthcoming price ad} yo an ie 39 Chapman ; tstanding |South Pacific Commission's course hundred a & oe *. Bs wat Guswas 28| vances are partly responsible for) _“#mes his B. A successiul sere oes ae socal aoe |was to get more protein City on He Bet G2 sR pec i. They were alin the| the said demand fr otgolng |S, sid be, was ‘ain to. io ees Jislanders diets. | “fishtail” GB: Gaia ...... tla ariven Ww tare, Gnade model cars, This is the time of rete ae ae earn out It's best te give « wide berth to « man whe comes ———-—_ Another aim was to capitalize on with @c-innst My -..0°. ike WY Gens: 38.8 said the ‘Guest car had|the model period when retailers sane ond casted Gh atin pore 20 re be 5 egies aantes  stae- [their native skal, and thus assure Geogra- t Hot.s Got sapped. to make Jft tum when| generally capitalize on impending |ot te bling GERING: lregular fish . course : #1 Mo am ay .. 228 : £ ' advances, : : Nor Pee ...... 38.1) hit from the rear by a car driven| price One of the men picked up « Di |A-gttl whe bine been WMted will Bad takes month before ond Sotbtelinap end makane the village ee ++ 1-1lby Vernon M. Spencer, 34, of 160 board and .started chaslig him, her is comforted. (7) (0) HEART. nance, marine net-mak- waterfront was By. Mest “- B4 St., Lake Orion. Simpson said, and as he ran the : dince, the [iing, navigation, fish breeding, -masted ships 1b Owens O06... 003 race Chivalry Hard to Find ag id 6 tah E. Having gone ever big at the high school TV. floyster culture, fish ++» 482 Owens Dl Gi... 80.4 other man pulled Fj band meke such elferts te get on ° | =? the shell with whale oll and soos DDS Pee GGRl ... 47.1 ‘ 2 ~~ SPOKANE, Wash. (#)—Spokane’s|iber pistol and fired shots at F CONCEITED; { CONCERTED. fisheries panes eed outfitted . baa Pan A W ir 143'Can’t Debate Sentence ~ week’’ off to a slow|him. : e — : : wise [dustry and protection of Ghat sonnettmes fanted ep Penh Spl... 433 < courtesy got : o «os F. Belere turning inte « » the motorist is resources. The islanders always . are Seem oes. SEATTLE (# — A burgiar drew/start. Four officers scanned. fie ‘etek Oa teh te his tenk. (11) (12) REFUEL. |have known how to catch fish but * 83 Penney, JC’... 196] 9 term. for taking $204, /downtown area the first day to cite Simpson was struck thief like | "t the know-how on replace-| As far back as 1707, His Britan- 04 Pa RR ...... 6.1 or from a/“‘the courteous driver of the day.” leg and right thigh. He was treated G. People lock up their houses a _ 8 om... BAS Fee eed 9 ete Pontiac General Hospital and re- this is known to be in the (13) ABRANT: HT ments. Somes ie : $4 File S™*..:: SE ltavern. The establishment was thelThey reported. they coulda’t faadlet (14) ERRANT. ~ 3 set mea oe ia Phleg ss jf2|Don’t Argue Tavern, anyone to qualify. leased. . @ teddler sometimes ——————-_ ['e , - me ° ™ The plaster on the wal. (iS) LIKES: (18) LICKS. Tribal Beauty Queen —— ST Pinoy? Subs: | Any Slashes L in} eld rooming house, the new ewner “as Broct & @ -- #1] Business Has Stake in ny . es — | mey feel that this is necessary. (17) Represents Ghana - as Sects ! sea are On ae is = , “ as) : pon anle nec President George Wash-|Cont Cores” 14 Raped ati... ] lk UJ Ch a'd expect a girl to dress are ones * || LONDON — A coffee - complex. signed la Act of tt re q : ances 0 be Steveat. fin) Sociat (an oO jioned “beauty queen in colorfullSveren creatine. too U.S. ports |gepee mae. Tay Be p ; Such efforts to reform a bad bey are ofien useless. [national dress recently boarded Harbor and New|Curtiss wr ||; 32.2 “T) e3 ’ a: x. (21) WORDY; (22) WORTHY. jairliner in Accra, bound for Harbor was firs t|Dere co-+-: 31 Galeway et. Te By SAM DAWSON And today thete’s an analysis| If excise taxes on many goods —_ the decter visits [idon. She was Miss Monica of more importance|Doug Aire -:: 60  S¢ Pap .. 21.7 A @® — Chances of|by the Foundation of thejand services are cut, it could L. An anxious family will be grateful if i, }koufia, selected from five finalists|.59 cleared more tommages Dow chem ;:. $3.1 Mt... 38.8 * mean more sales for the producers ; tn sone Cn “ Ito become ‘Miss Ghana,” = Be to Seare Be ® :: Bling enn’ tenk tomas aie cee taxes|and merchants. These taxes rose eS oa ) heise town [jour girl of the new independent ee, een ee Baal: ale sree Gene aires Serene eens 9 ee eaaesane marten, Sheng Samet rose — Y sechiement, (23), IMMINENCE! |West African state. skills to re-Eier ned’ "7 gy Sinclair "20. ge |traet is in deli-|national product, national income,|a total of 10% billion this year, mc _ pen of cnbenem. (m) eT honica won. the trip to Britain - Makers oflfre mr..." ing Sosy” +. Saiand the federal budget persensl inccine. ee t 7 NENCE, latter competing cheats an compasses be-|Excell-o |... 38-7. goa Ry. ...... 36/cate balance. ied : , A will be badly beaten if he doesi't de this fast lserpantiiiy omg oth scares of watchmakers, The tradition|rooa Mach _.: Sta brag *:: do igre "pare organ- = pty ter came . --+ 60. 1 OA) ~~ sav- mM Pog (27) CLINCH: (28) FLINCH. x member ofthe Eve tbe fom Perymaitane a buy tncory mK P<: LB SL il Pinaein Matas Tenses ain, Moa, wears ree ro, int rs part ©. Is hard for the housewite to snatch @ brisf nap with Southern Toland and had neverSg' Harbor: Antes Sop, oomed Sok cg’ (21 Hd Gt'gh": Halncoma"euase nee aah hel a a leis old lp caplet on ee eee Ie borne before, Her programs ta (eet;srer, Another sliop, owned lies Brass: i sires J ~ 'tSla stake in how the tax cots are|to «record high of 105%, bilion Semone yi, these UEht money (3%) SCREAMING. : left home before. Her program in!ny former Governor Charles Edison |Gen ee ts ie ag re dollars last year. This was 25.5|that way, stockholders could hope tied wen by bi enough at « anton a heee he ahanad tras |ot New Jersey, produces electricall Gen sate -;:: te gus Ol Ast n Two of industry's pressing prob-|per cent of” the gross nationall ont jraves gcener® Could hope oe cin Gee (31) PALTRY; (32) PASTRY. priate adh pee he Od trey nal nurse rere ett BS gwine ts today (gales outlook and/product—the dollar value of all/,,, even could hope for lower : ) ane periment & new hairdo, [pany turne out part : Gen Time... 30.3 Sylv BL Pa ... -3|tight money) could help bring the} goods and services — which was| prices os, . The shrewd man will not often invest in « chaste right on the old whart Gen Tite... 768 2 = belittles billion. _ © ke tha, (2) NEFAMOUS; (34) PRECARIO Car Passes on Right Rowe Industries Ine., the Mar. |Qiusti* g,"-"- 31, me a pied Maat Sas eo on doe the foundation argues that it is| TTY OF BLoourrm.p ont preponed R. An actor,who is ———— will. the whole efiect of « . u bor’s newest and biggest factory, joodye <=> Of Seem. ‘$ition year, but some of the emtenliatio to tnd the groas watten-fasesemente. te or as See: scene. (35) RUFFLED: (36) } wna ||P Persons Injured wae started in an old livery stable [Ora Pugs =. 14 Transamer ... 3¢4/facts of economic life may helplal product becatise that —— iy Toe" city alk‘ Beet Lang Labs , sted without cause, naturally he'll dem by = young Navy lieutenant, (ot Web 82 Underwd .,... 20.6| too. capital consumption , October 8, 1967 at 8:00 o'etock 1 ae hr (NRG GO HORDES adel Eat nace ht ae ee omar wens (fant = Be] so tte smear sepa commen, a pe merge %. A fortune hunter may drop the gid if he looms there's caused when one car passed 8D-| sreest producer of miniature ellad ‘F °- it4 Onn ave ---. $3"loune un thet diver bo tnftuents al product. of 380% billion|@*y te examined a been some a a 1 other on the right side ‘electric motors, powering ‘such | Hooker gi -: 35.4 Oot Fruit... popular and congressional opinion and the tax take is 27.8 ROBERT J. STADLER. | (40) DWINDLING. : J A. Body, 34, of pea things as signal-secking auto- iter ° S$ 5 eS cir Balnow that congressmen are at cent of that. Sept. 31.723 "83, OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES Amann, 61, of Toledo, on 'Tele-| ™2blle fepemand’ "4 Ue Reo"... Arglbome testing the voters’ opinions.|"" " "y  ®  & NOTICE OF REGISTRATION, Wil~ Amann, 61, of Toledo, on a bad The drives have a wide range. > of of Orchard Lake, -O-GOLD contest Voorheis road, police| Pre-Revolutionary and whaling) Inland sti‘: $7.2 ven Real’ "’”. f another way MORGUE Inge Af Creare take, ot 1. Anyone is eligible to enter the POT teased ERER Bear Voorhels road, prosperity also left Sag Harbor a int”us Mcn’2043 West Un Tai. $43)Thete’s the National Assn. of] ou Siar Way of mensuting Will be tn he? office fa the with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their said. t and hit the|legacy of beautiful old homes and| Ist ary 32 Wests 4 +: 38 |Manufacturers’ ambitious effort percentage of population and to|Qreherd taki "Vilage Wall ested, at ate icmilies. in thie | Amann swung righ into alchurches on elm-shaded streets and] int Paper“. de? Wiel, gc'-: {24|to induce Congress to adopt a five that the population is increas-/ihe °°rart .% crenard, lake Gotober 2 Eotles ant he en ital exhy Maes pee gg Sigh Gene eer a fared by the villages thens (iis ye fa td Yule Stee 2 bead grabbed given he pacar pate g@ as fast as taxes, [Pn s06t.trom 8-0 Glock” AS, : paper. ; 1 : restored villagers them- 1: : 39:6}income taxes, individual Congressional Sua, tr the ‘guinier ak 2 To eubmait an entry the ct the areq encloved by dotted [td Ms wie, Been i eae cane ae sree aad by Bic aah ESR feel porte, to atop bracket of 39 per cutting ls Ikely to center om where| tne ferries, Sceetz of mate : ar 
- * 1 . * s lines end oftach if securely to a cent postcard. No ee Ione at Pontiac General Hospital artists, writers, and. vacationers|Ssee 3% ha } — dane or ar! Dac tele sRopetration may, ‘ano be made will be if they are in envelopes. Entries tor No [land released. from the New York City area. ‘4 brackets or low? . Business Blwith the Vi a gy “ No. 69 must a Tuesday, Oct. 1 postmark (or oe iversd Compiled by the Associated Press Sept. . ike in each, pa ‘geturdey afternoons and | entries received after that time whether mailed or deliv ae - «© © Selfridge fo Open -| If the cut is in the lower brack-|Sen 8 oe ee by hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not Ai Killed Two Injured me rons ult. atiaiOe ete, business figures. thet will LUCILLE M. tor entries lost or delayed in the mail. One Navy Airman eu, Noon Monday ..2481 108. 114 167.1 ‘ = 8. . lgive consumed were suoney to ot ra Lake 4. Sorry, telephone calls or mail concerning details of the Previous Bey .. $028 101) 17 ten House fo City Kids spend at a time when many in-| grehetd lake, Michigan. an ein fan od Gad coon ze of $100 a Search Plane Crashes Youth ‘ago BY ia ae its _ |dustries are worrying about their Sept. 23, 28, ‘3%, esl ke the wanes Of ouch westty SOLO LD contest. tM . Weer high <<) 3888 BAS HS ieea| DETROIT wm — Selitidge Air|sales volume and the static or 3 seg, thon oe, enna queer i tcaied the eee wil ed and two | Ray © HE HEY Ht Bt lrorce Base has invited youngsters lower consumer demand LUNCHEONS divided equally among the winners ‘It any week or sche ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP)—One crewman was killed and two inte ite 240s Wea Ot iS itrom the tan Detroit area] If the cut is in the higher brack- : les Gream should poss without any winners, the prize will be adde others injured yesterday when a Navy twin-engine patrol | to have a look at the'jet and pro-|ets, industry figures there will bel Sealtest | weekly until a winning solption is submitted r a downed jet plane, crashed near the DETROIT lier planes next . big savings that can be tapped for fer Prices h bonus of $25 || bomber, searching fo j at exocns pe! e. Populer ooh 9 they cre Pontine Press stcorikocs of reowd on day top of 9,977-foot Mt. Desatoya in central Nevada. vieures “a sf Soe are otgnena (eee — staan ee _—— easing Pan = RIKER FOUNTAIN Onl ch bonus can be award- | x *« * Klee & quip Co. 2630 : : hep ak prize winner ‘no matter how many weelly Prizes The P2V bomber with nine men aboard was looking for |Sulwin wutter to”. ang 8 8 sored by the Air.Foree and Kivwanis|increase production and thus help. Lobby may \accumulate. a Lt. Richard Lee Clement of. Atlanta, Ga., who vanished [ot oi « chem. Ge. |.’ eo 2H Airplanes, ~aaaien Nike and amew or —— d ye Pisani fl the phere ae man roca Meri = Thursday in the same area in an F2H Banshee jet fighter. | Hore lee iat P6. 06.303 103 193) fire engines will be on display at : cme : aes un 
Pe. / ‘ LL coraidered an oil erty blanks ect | an cantar: t'mersy tot pentes nipencnns [Esmee a] HF time ie Bening melee WT an Distributorship 8. Winners and correct ae aceee Olficial pan on a bush near U. S. Highway 50—perhaps a parachute— Wa ne Serew zB. ‘ston a3 am, and over the equigment. Jet} : ee cr el coawere, will be Fredecr C Ziem, prosecuier for Ock> ff and dropped low to leave a fare oe 70 other planes could , Siem Wil vac lead nasverl AREA IN THE STATE land County. Only the General Features originators of fl iocate the spot. He pulled over the nearest ridge only to New Use for Corncobs | |aty ‘uestions i CHOICE A EA | the {now the solutions untl SKidoce by || be confronted wtih a still higher. crest, se ) oe, #8 | 7 IGAN -ls over. Answers will be delivered to the Press Judges by | a old for| The program will include con-/l _ OF MICH . Mr. Ziem alter the final deadline. - : The Navy said he made a skid-crash landing just sd lege ter oan use for a tty the. Settcidee. har Fores Sites domes ade mand ely tet eres cava cm win Tg decent of the WIDE ofa 200foot elf. The elght survivors embed [oracobm but, with « new twa, jews by the Slige Alr Fos With exceptional high rate of earnings. A ae ee Se et ore eee eee out and discovered one man missing. They were dashing back 0 a kit for starting|a demonstration by sentry dogs inj ‘established 20 years with = tatese & Snel end atl coptestents egies to | t exploded and burned. ern firm into a : flying dem-f business-established over 20 yea ie dges’ decision. All entries becoming the property of The ff} to the crumpled plane when it exp furnace, charcoal, or picnic fires. | guarding equipment, a al Investment $8,500-$12,500 Drabar Press end none one be roterned * * The cobs, impregnated with animaljonstration of the rotor wing 200,000 users. } Te her, \ 10. eted must be addressed to POT-O-GOLD, ff ame cioth on the bush tourned out to be just an old rag, grease and vegetable oils, come|plane, and demonstrations “gal _Write Pontiac Press, Box a. POST OFFICE BOX 58, Pontiac, Michigan. Winners will Pe ll the avy edid: » in @ plastic bag. They're said tojaircraft by reserve, active 3 : la ta i cl a! The names of the crewmen were withheld. be safer to use than keroserie, land Air National Guard pilots, , = 
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CARNIVAL /’: by ‘Dick Turner Sea Houses Eisintehdd 38 For, Sele Houses, 43| ,._ For Sele x | 6 \ ’ — Ie eS Se NNN * . 
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Ve jot. Ol ‘ be 3 9 sr old home 
ping Day, week or ater “$00 } , “Pirepings | with terms, 3   
    
      
  
        
        
      
  
               
    
      
       
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
    
          
        
  
      
  
  
  
  : a 3 ~ Mt FORN OFF WALD: | OTN, 2,dedrm, ranch ome, ale a gam Po ui f f oe ; i 4 Hotel Rooms 39 + 8} sy, 2 car’ gar ie 
. | Sg oe x3 o 3 wl turn. eM Satbs, i ee f Tipe cans LAKE ON 7 Let & Found J BEDROOM.” WALLED LAKE. | pt AUBURIN | basement wih” walt: haga sh Fi Ets  aloranldbens anata fa : ols & lots of large : 
* couple with smell ehila : “TIURON REALTY | wk, pines el ioaute G5 | Leng MANY NICE, 8U 
BEDROOM HOME Tres M50 at Pontiac, Lake 
heat. $30 w Includes wttil. i .. UNITS, CAl , Bl field Highlands s. Owner on Premises at prt bath, tree TV, $15 weekly.| win. t 2 or 3 bdrm. starter oomiie office, Orchard Lk. Rd. R_ 3-7700. home basement on your lot. y $2.000 down for this 3 bed- 
- Sat. & Sun or call PE 30151.) Will build eo my, lot for anes roo Sree renener — : 
ROOM APT. é : wh McDona. rf 5 eS 
Tet ae st & pA RL Se : Huron. posure 4 Shiner i e oc eee Rent | Stores ~~ 0 oa > la : $450 Down 
7 RMS. ATH, AGE. Gard 
Sis | $i] a wr. A Hag benks ta. Canine. oT vosmen Ra 20n80, FE 2-0281. VETERANS ae Oe ston "oft Sa fal 
3 RM. FURN. HOUSE ae ILI Ss basement, You can move right 
possstnons, Fit tee Fe ee? STORE FOR RENT OR LEASE, CIVILIAN 1.000 Down 
T ROOM COTTAGE. VILLAGE OF | 1/00 square fect. 10 mics wes ee, Excellent 2 bedrm. bungalow with 
am eee WORK sHOF FOR RENT IN OdoD Esrimore at Bondale dek floors & plastered walls. Pull 
main highway. Cheap. Low .- AYMENTS basement with oi] heat. 100 x 300° 
me I 1p ies rae Bi. COFFAGE, EARTEY PORN. | ye cosas, hours. te 4: lot 6 dave possession. Paymenie - 2perple. $6 = FUR Realtor PE a t. 20 Acres : 
Bx 7 ROOMS & — Rent Office Space 41 * aiied, ore Co perk set. | meoutitul yar & excellent white : YOUR OLD CAR BE IT A 6, OR | frame 4 ‘bedrm. modern -home = = = — 
| : "$2, is worth $100s more. ‘we need | - oar eeney = re noe. } 
; |. | $B goner vor waE-| DoW NTOWN Ba cdi uoitGh oe Wood! | tod ikea wma EERNO—WEW GR SNS he i S| « Roow nowa_wooenn wage.| Leried, rinin, 20 toe of ye) Wan af wowteR simaw. | RL D. RILEY. Broker, ae fuaranteed. FE 6-0: ittany span iEiro: prove __ment. Call after 4:30. OL 1-6363. sisting of 3 room suite with MUST SELL sow Elizabeth Lk. Rd ‘ 
7 THOROUGHBRED GOCKER sPan-| “ «RM. , BoUaE ON ELI. LK. RD.| 750 cq. ft. Heat and hot water! Owner must be in Fis. Friday, a FE 4483 
EPTIC TANKS tel lost. Vielnit in 2 ntey. FE furnished, Lease available.| o family newly decorated, ALL MODERN BEDRM HOME 
VACUUM CLEANED | Satdwin, Tan & white Children's | £2 : Be}. F ROOM & BATH. © PARK AVE. ea en Gumcee tae aciloaee. “et Bioebech Lake. $2,000 down. a , Wilson Rea) Estate. 20687. pet. Answers to the name of (BUY, SELL OR DE off Park Island Rd., 1 bik from Will ‘take whet you have down, 
Tlleage *thalges "drains “fuahed| Beer. Call FE Mtoe. “| "5 wih bay. you, ceneult Oooree ; yy e ~neaaemeieaaldacinies Roy Annett Inc. Sours Be tse Oe |. 
feeirpccat saree, | Lobbles & Supplies 244 Soe ae a we se ce | F ROOME GMAT OC WALLER | ©" REALTORS | ND WEEK. i = . 23. * 
Licented ‘bonded (ruck in your MOBBYIET. YOUR LATHE WORK G ORGE BLAIR 423 o Rooms, BATH |& Ye GAN BE) Open evenings & Sunday 1 to ¢ Priced to Sell GRA . 
res. Call ectiect, MY_9-1028. | {0° nha ya seme ster 4 mag : #23 cgnat. ue W, Howard. OAY-| icopERN OFFICES REEOO HAR-|  resgEDIATE POSSESSION TES 
Messier teste on a “Ironically I met my wife while I v dish. | BRAUPIPUL 3B 3 SEDAM.| perune etm et ones : a 7 . en — : was demonstrating be i 1 room modern, 1% a story OPENI 
Won ct ‘Pontiac, “Rees KMMpire| Siri, opempling ip, Bldg. Call FE) tow. 4-1 condition, : : ad Ww. 
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16|_store. is Lawrence Su er comma | Bae iS DEATE HAVE Wai | OFFICE, SPACE OR DERE SER-| neal auto, ‘eas weler healer. 3 
ae ’ 7 2 and modern home — og furni- vier Bs Weise 1. Taos TS tial - este Thee © reason- 
‘Rent Apts, Furntshed 33| Rent Apts, Furnished 33| {ir= snd‘spniinnces, aute, waster, | . able tier refueed, Spe owner a INDIANWOOD   
  
    
    
  
  
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
    
    
  
  
        
     
     
     
    
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
  . TAILORING AL-| ww te ns in'my heme Gall Fe seus. AA PRIVATE ete., which has never been 1! 983 Bostca St. Muren 
Enow o Tracts Private mes: | pack 2 ROOMS, PVE. BATH. 1 BLE TO| ORTONVILLE. UPPER FLAT, ss. } barms . with Simmons Hide- For Sale Houses 43 ia Furniture Refinishing 16A|_too_FE_§-4201. a ee test: Sa. Mares. We fut. Ets 5 pa, Geen end reintle, SA- sed De Pa oe NR” KEEGO HARBOR, 5 ROOM OR 
_ Notices & Personals 25 2 PORN. 3 Ey 3 RMB. Boe soir pat. new 2%-car garege—é blocks from| COUNTRY CHARM modern.. gas heat, basement, ga- MAN 
ANz}AUES — SPECIALTY, V. ~ P Pwr ay sia : we, Ficus, re ae FOR ag BACHE- cowsore—t a BE —— Lovely 10 rm. home in perfect| Ta¢; Tee & shade, quick pos- . 
= fie: YE|~.EROTRED KNAPP Fa Sm : “BU 1 ADULT, Heat Hie, eet ahd rater farm] eres of tice rlling land, pe ROSE McLARTY, Broker SHOES 3 oa 2 APT... | No drink rt Oakland. CAREFROWS T=” oes Saoas 18 mfies %, G Featiae. By ap- SUBDI . 
__ arden Plowing 16B sore airport Me™ on sass melee Sane Se a RMS. stig Pfaralsbed wate entiance, Uli - Birictly modern. | L a RIDGEW AY ‘erm ty of aoe good bomes. Easy oe decorated. Couple, i: trounds term we 
cores. 5 orPgr.| DAINTY Main errs — 3 — 3 APTS. iN tiles (New “Lunesta Pant ante | oy paidwin BEATO® op P. W W. DINNAN |. “A new way of living” Menominee Mrs, Wallace, Serr EL Sept. tc Mav. EMpire 3-01. ie 
wp cow manure.| 58-7606 . ; REALTORS 3 oe. FURN. ON 18T. FLR. : HODERN 5 YEAR ROUND. Open Eves. ti! 8 6 Ww. te 
3 SEAIPE 139? Uaioe parar Sh, te Pe | ter ree es Maar te | nemeies Lake, Gn 30030. «RMS \) BATH, BASEMENT. GAs MODERN 7 -FASETY BRIE. « 6 Steet ram bape ag 8 contact | bachelor apt. fer 3 man, Every- are 7 he ax. | "Ew 3 BEDAM. LAKE FRONT} furn Me acre E 40020. Low dn.| rooms each. Near st. Vincent's’ 6 LAKES 
grading & mowing. OR )-s006. sa Fsaciyaeandiey,,, Phone Sing hed, wslites eat MS, GA-| “home. Middle Straits Lk. Sept. | payment. a A real Bargain, Terms. 
-Anewrance, A “Q7A ae . mare TED Gn 4 pg ing | _Ea 340 vw i 8 “TBEDRL HOUSE FURN Big Tran, house, Bath a %. Gas to Walsbxte is «2571 6 MODELS gencies COLD Wa . a aa Gan ‘aay. | Rent Apt Apts. U Unfurnished 34 |" 121 Waves Rd. Ph.| heat. Could be used as 2 fomily. | ow ‘hie Aen ar Dorothy's FE 21346. a “CABINS, ALL con- | SENt A eecee-< | _ MO. sae 865 a po. Now vacant, Vicinity of | DRIVE BY #7 ENGLEWOOD BE- # A Rating of Represented Co.'s $1 000 Soe a Broad: | .2 BDRM. PARTLY FuRNisMED| SMALL PARTLY MODERN, Wa| Borer 4 peldwin, jo, Pontiac "becrm. OFA best tle bath. 
Austin-Norvell Agen In Debt? A i UPPER OW EU evweck. On i-00 — | Pree B80 SON 4 RESTRICTED . TE PE agAitt SSPE, S| yo arc narme tout moving} —_ WARD 1 feos S| Pusee tater of Daur wer p2| SMALL lovee coy remy | PRICED TO SELL LAWSON, AUNTY . 7 ; | Trae—we will. get, up. to $1,000 : = wee. i astine. . ‘ ‘ ‘ 1327 E. Aubu OL 1-1611 aoe f 
"INSURANCE uiémnah"caxél” couxstl-| more for Four propeety yeu |¥ LALOR IMB Bae $31 rer arn | Connie prederred PE SAM | ou ss tes near Ol 1-17 OF BETTER HOMES a LORS, INC. 8. Seginey. |e ROOMS WITH PVT BATHS| — stove & relrie ‘fue. Adult| Rene Houses Unfurn. 36, Wiliams, Lake. | Pontiae Buy Thru Partridge 
Sta NEEDED FOR Couple only. No peta.-30 Center| - APS ee ee | ES ee S| eet ee Beers _|  RAVED STREETS. : mer: : _ E . Ma sement, 0 a . 
ee IMMEDIATE SALE: O68 Mar "Clomone | fecgateds S00 mes 160 Rengers.| Clouser Very veas, MA] gran Tere eae SOLO RED as gu| LAKE LOTS ee aundr y r a : _ . ri , fu ci = : 
don, Desement, 02,000 4 Pa  Ralr” Beth, Picture wis: |2,LAROE ONPURN” RM. IN|? LARGE BEDRMS MODERN.| Cech, hae comtinveis | heat Avery Bice bungalow wits ; Ts | YOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERY. Brick ranch home, $15,000 to #10800] dow, gus heat, washer, ‘aryer| farmhouse. Not modern, Garden) SaUC(t ie got ‘south Bivd, | MOF Aree Living ‘room is | ESTE y terme - CANAL LOTS 3 ice, phone ac Laundry, FE Qetrgoms, with I sere. $9,000 to hig, welcome. Gingelville. FE P eet, ior a MA | a _20 Mile Ra.) MU #1943 . 14 3 23, Pull colored bath, BIRMINGHAM RIVER LOTS . ; ; 1 ska. ae : : “ : . = 5 : 3 2 BEDROOM 1 TERRACE, $70 MO. floors, cious Brick bungalow’ at a bargain ~ é 2 
oa Beautifully finished. Pontiac ate . “ee Sek end celd, wochreem, shower. ae <a oo PE 20113. Cony Eicken with lote of peda’ clasts. Full besement. ges |” ~ _Laungyy Phone PE 3-610, CALL NOW FOR TAMEDIATE | Couveniest fo sown tows. F5i| ( RMS.—PYT_SATH& ENT.|2 FAMILY HOUSE. T&G oRM.| cupboards Alum storms | S00t' Must sacrifice PE esta. | © ROLLING HILLS 
Landscaping 118A ROOM NICELY PORN —wirk | Pesdoct Pe Staw encr tio | 3 espa. | Seu Pea nate oe. | 3 FAMILY INCOME 
a VICE, (PETE) ome. a 8 x. _ Ag eat 2 BEDROOM, HOUSE IN "DRAY-| 94313 tor Appointment. couet ant 3 Sires Tepe post, $23 900 UP es trimming. Pre ¢|-e oe ; z i 3-2864 or EM 3-300. =| 3 ~ FAMILY. 5 B, BATH EACH . DON’T ; nay wee private, bathe 08 nec- ’ 5 
cctimates, Wtd. Household Goods 27} OM AND BATH. 26 LIBERTY | side. Close in. PR 2-168, Fail to Sea This feet, Wreet gad pepe emsaaee. 3 q pt. A. PE 44378. After 4 2 7 BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE ‘ car. garage, Located near Eastern ; 
ROOMS.” BATH. aLAsED ik scheol buses OA_#-3518. Jr. High. i dleck trem Pike at.| DRIVE OUsT WALTON BLYD OO 
rch. Refrig, & stove fura. 2 BEDRMS. & BASEMENT, NEW-| OPEN: NEW 3 BEDRM BASE-| able. $48 O*cown. income from | HOUSE LAKE & CLINTONVILLE 3, ly decorated. 880 1s Rut able. $4850 down, income from 
@ Bath PVT. ENT. FE | gers 11 5-499. iment, Lake. Priv. $12000. Terms| upper opts, will make monthly | %D- : 2 ;Sebaoou. 7B - AROUND Trad or Mevoran OPE +008 ca es poyments._Gob_eweer, 7B SSS — ie . 
ROOMS AND BATH. 1ST PLR.| house op Cooley Lk. Tiled ficors,| PE 5-0242. = FOR COLORED JERRY E. ADAMS co.   
  and soft water farn. Lots a of uRuty tr, |S ROOMS IN CITY. e000 CASH, 3 bedrm. modern home on Harri-| Open Eves. ‘till 9; Sun, 1 to 
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  of heat. Very clean. uire car bem gh be an ing oe | fe $1008 balance 368 5. Anderson.| 00 strest. Full basement paved | 3536 Dixie Hwy. 
RM. AND BATH. CALL FE +0001 |] BEDRM NEW HOME, OAS | {Ru RANCH TYPE HOUSE after 5:30 p heat Natural fireplace Large © ele — ia ees kh $1, DOWN 8. BLVD. SECTION — ——SATH a ENT | yard with Lake Priv. PE 5-0020.| see00, Gaus Willacoent good Peas — ae -t — —— Almost new 2 bedrm. plastered 
re, retrig & ul” Auburn, neat & ROOM” HOUSE _tned_ cat & cash Ont Stoo" | “Tal'dapetigg. ai basement wit | meat, ell hots water” heats Paddock. 2-7236,_after_ 5:30. on sie gas garpe Pinish mnotty: pine acre. Corner Lovell and Mont- 
S 3 RMS. GROUND R. PVT 4 hoe “a — . pa = recreation = with fond or —— ae 
ROY KNAUF [AP = 5 GB ORE | cetrecce Clase sin. Onl Gakiaad) Sean oleae RI ou ioe oe? WANTED: $1.00 Huron unf, Children Ave, $35 & menth, 2-8663 “—o ERFORD. W . D. RILEY, ae rere beam MA Chess ¥ *. be] $10. gis $15 me we) See “48 TROON ROCES Th SAS DO N - $09 Elizabeth Lk. $495 DOWN eas Oe Py tod eee z | Attached garage. Gas heat, range PE ¢1157 
anted to Rent 29 hoo CLEAR ADULTS NO @ ROOMS MODERN. ALI PVT.| furnished, $75, OR 3-5183. New 2 bedroom home on your 
. Ken WE DO WHAT 3 ROOMS, » ADULTS. NO month, OAkjand 6-2466. 4 RM. HOUSE. INQUIRE AT 1 PAYMENT _ —— price. Wood firs., 
LANDLORDS WHO PREFER WE SAY —érinkers._Resson FE 7-3064, RMS. & BATH, UPPER. FE| Raeburn. FB PE sae) oom * This it note vanen Cal po are 3 ROOMS, UPPER, WITH PVT. — ete. 335__ Liberty. SEATS (ROOM, BATH & UTILITY. REF- 3 or 3 bedroom a homes today or office for in- 
dally. Way don't sree “We have Put s PROPER PRICE on | ae tee ak oe FR GARAGE iB, A070 erences FE 24332 between 6-5. henge cocoa: “ae 2 ny iermation, “We ve lots avail * 
sey 00d ., home -that’ 7. Mo pets. 30 Norton. 1414, r 5, 2 Ys & : @ also. 
JERRY © CO. n ees! ak se LARGE ROOMS, NICE LOCA-| } RM. CLOSE _N. HEAT & UTIL-|§ RMS. & BATH WITH FULL Geormer Wiliams tase, ‘ee 606 | wontm iner = a hd” 7eu frighten tion. Close te town. Inq. 23 Au-| ities furn $13.50 wx. 51 Fenely.| basement. All cmogn, home. iz] _ 36448 ; On Montealm near Joslyn, Really j.G HAYDEN 
roa ail gts Serheed Mand. cance des weew 3 RMS. COUPLE. ABSOLUTELY I went aBA TH OFFER abuts. —_ peat ol ed PERKINS ST. “gen all you vent: mThree Feeney y : 32-6603. | _¢-5678. o6'%. Walton Fe b0u1 Open Eves, ing Living Quarters_30 5 ey ee ee no drinking, Christian home. Ret- BEDRM MOD, COOLEY Lx. | # ROOM i BRICE FR EEE © OF] 8 rooms, 14 baths, Garage toxi80 earbeony oak "floors pastered 99 Share Livin et Stnere'spe_BUB- | 5-ROGua PURRISMED “ald PER : or lus R solutsiy @ Terms 2% DOWN - RMS. & P @ RMAs. MODERN. OIL HEAT, Ga- 
Abn ad yt ee WE'VE goLD ve A sey on tit X. Saginaw. Cag na? a PARTLY rage, Adults, $18 mont, 32. Ott Lake "Angelus Rd. go rie ea © 
ple oF couple ‘with child. FE] fO0sp ana WELL SELL 7 Waid. ‘Employed couple. FE | * BMS. & BATH CPR OOS | ee aay BEDROOMS MOD | Nice lot. Only 66.600. Reasonable | ean SENIOR HIGH TO GIs 
4-1 MOVING — sRAULING rT Lay YOURS!!! at S| i hae Bene Ww. SIDE. a _ern, O11 fired. 436 West Huron. “CUCKLER REALTY Wil) trade for home and sere/3 bdrm. ranch groan Last chance 
Rehsonable PE 2.2000, FE 8.486 Senge fe child cam. FE! Edw. M. Stout. Realtor ” Parke ; | eee ve eee |S ae Se |: 26M. Saginaw frame with. 3 bedrooms & ‘bath VAN REAL E! ESTATE 
Al LIGHT HAULING, MOVING &/WouLp LIKE LADY ON PENSION | 17 N. Saginaw St. Ph. PE $4105 |? ROOMS & PVT. BATH & ENr. 6 ROC & BArS PEres. Best ie RUTGERS 3 SDRAM FOLE | PE 40m, FE_1-#119| Up Full basement, oll heat. shown | on eal Lt $010 
a eae be . na home, PE 6-6490.| OPEN EVES. TILL 8:30 P.M. pags welcome, $12 per) Gistrict. FE 46880. —_— paaeee: — bey a he 3 BEDROOMS, ter me ™ Please. #23. INCOME $ 
ASHES AND RUBBISH HAULED.|— : = O RMS. ® BATH ON SILVER LK. oe bbe . ele ent ete. cleaned. FE¢T613| Wtd. Transportation 31) — T ROOMS & BATH. cies in, |° Eee. Mascot. Wit Mn ofl wba monthly. TUlss 30110. | Immediate Possecston. Fn $0708, WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS This attractive 10 rm. house te 
CARTAGE, ¥AN OR Sve<* ” Nicely furn. & decorated. Infant) |, Wil reat to famsiy | BRAND 4 BEDROOMS, LOE ; GET OUR PRICE Saar ee nme art = 
SSSeSRSWT Eo TeGmTMAOLING| Wale! Late ostires rae toro | If You Teaco YS Some ater | See TSO oe pe eal| emotes f cueeane| Buy Thro Partridge Prevent Income ads per WE Call ai re s-0033. tise, bre. 6 to 8 Call MA €1100. B TEMS, DOWNTOWN, NEAR Fost mae $12 month, Ref. OR 3083 alter | List Thru Partridge NI ; H OLIE iota, eer ‘earns, Ai'in ‘good ~ Office ew! 5 . rn. p.m * call 
) aR Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs, 32 Want to Buy Ent, Mo children, 116 N.|° ROOM Eat, PARTLY, FORK. DUPLEX. 3 BORN. STOVE @ Re. | ®Y, OWNER. 3 BDRM. NEW, ALL wTICeELL Ay oat FE £0008, St FE 24061; and ater a <| Pirgerator, gus. heat Newly. Gee.) Gat'‘fcors plastered. water ar | & HARGER CO RUSSELL A. NOTE. | Rubbish fied cand QUICK C ASH WE HAVE IT 6 ROOM BRICK APARTMENT — eiey dapodt, rots PE SSI. | Cotcee a catee Pa Gaetreie 133 W. weren Ot oe sem | Pe | 
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Dens REA HOS ra] rer a csi TO SELL Gal Restor Parisiage FE a50l Fenn, Lake. OR Disa Buy Thru Partridge a parsidge ts the “Bird to 3 ton “stake ruck. FEO4H| our Service Ask for dim Dinkel . | 90 Oakland Near Huron |#0C8E aT wutiaMs Lake vo/ List Thru Partridge | BY OWNER, NEW 7 ROOM Hi 
New H - er month. Inquire $48 Boston ) BEDROOM, MODE RN HOME| 3 ,miles trom Pontiae, OD Lt. CARTA E SF adn BRO New omes | Under sew management, sewiy uron Gardena, JP acteten ao BLK OFF MAIN 8T.|~ with rec. room: IRundry room bedrooms carpeted den ‘witt mes 
hereto et ae Sores ae Se Oe ET ROOM APTS BOTH HAVE | $60 Der-month. See CARETAKER, MODERN, ¢ ROOMS. —— fm bescoet, comptes with “wailte'wall carpeting. "dior ee ee : Homes to be Built 36 . ad rE 8-5330. me oie. ; Immediate pleas wy “000 equi-| fF & bellsan ehina’ wupheadte 
, a ee ‘ “ s to He baths, ¢ fare, et RO PTO MOF seins, | MEW BE REFRIO, & Shag k® CF Payments. OAT Biten kitchen with vent fan & 
PE 0-112 Open_Eves. ‘tl 8; Sum, 10 to 8 n fact, everything! |; E Ride. hl “ea mon ? I RESALE EY OWNER 3 BED | eee ne et loere ples: 7 . bath. -oniy, ‘4096. ROOMS A A LU | SuaLt, HOUSE Ft e room brick home. Fully tiled 
wants Work han anytime. te CASH PRICE BEFORE Pad mature Yor'Us We serve You!” o|— 7 a “FE ae basement _PE pene 43. SMALE er Gal OR 30108 ater is Say wae cleus een H ca eat, if ° : mis a phe be ls oe Soatnen a... eae: i on #0 Edison - . ALL MODERN CLEAN NEWLY E ibe eecr Oe me ome en. Lots of cup-| storms & screens & warege. 100x- 
Bau See NICHOLIE & HARGER WM. A. THUG NICELY FORN-WIDDLE-|  Gecorated 4 rm. ant. is Dizie | Wry. ‘nice feaced im gd. heal |, outdoor patio ‘and, grill to. the| commer’ lotr Black top airect- ior | 2. comer landscaped it Wo Large van to serve you. Smith : aged persons No drinkers, 1 Nor-| Mer, over “xeeno Hardware, FE| vo NSIBLE | ' property ‘tines, ‘and in between! | cates in Clarkston, near school.| cagine fence FESS, FE att az Er con 33 W. st. FE 84183 _ten, _ party. MAple “3 a9. Sendbphacad — i Tapert Lard =o possession. _ — : M E i J 
WANTED TICLES PICKED oF WANTED FOR IM- ROOM CHILD | COUPLES OP COUPLES po beelerdad itl lysed! ~errped|| 0 oer up free of charge. FE 8-4638, COIEDIATE. SALE. New or sea- Twcicome, Neat Kenneth Schecl,| ehild, below one apes RENTAL UNITS type heatoleter fireplece, Wall-to.| 1-103" after 6. pm. “ Gute cor as TH S ea soned, Buyers ¥ What have FE 41128, low income Saeane: x) once Attractive pew dupie xz type units. wall carpeting, Ceramic¢ counter INCOME ROPER GOOD room brick ranch oa e. i bai 
nal Estate. FE 46402 REALTOR 53299 or apply at 535 Reasonable rent. Located in Pon- to qtitchen, ample dining .space. neh Ome, se | you R 4 ROOM FURNISHED APT. PVT. location, 4 tms & bath up, 6 & 
rucks to nen —0_FE 4613, Ask for Mr. Clark. wile Sg ‘nee ‘ Ghue th amo Foatiac. fo oe Be ae ee sloset spect. Wawwral| Lote deus. Carpet o tioet at] peekams Coe, ae Ge: | '; amen ans ee = enckta NEWLY aia 3 ale! trim, with EXTRA a Et furniture. Venetian blinds down, TRUS VQuERe € ASH Rent A Furnished 33 |‘ pROOMS _ DOWNSTAIRS, GAS | rooms and bath, all large rms..| SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT, $25.) fase. plus —— 3 in towel full basement 1% car. garese Bu” pisiore ere led any ans 
% ton pickups 14a ton stak Mins orwell errr: 7 ROG ON SARMABAWab.| “St Swe © owe own. ee Elisabeth Lake, ne less! 914.980, | itt, “ide, paved drive. Paved| for $17.60. on your ‘ot. trucks ‘Semi-traile . SMALL HOUSE IN COUNTRY. FE street, Nice lot 50x150. Cyclone NLAP : 
Pu AILERS AND TRACTORS” IN A FL ASH \| ____OR 34719 _ ss} ss Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 5.8081. foasonable term - <r EXTRA fence, Auto. gas F.A. heat. Inter- E. J. D : 
Pontiac Farm d 3 ROOM APT. FURNISHED, on 4 LARGE RMS, BATH, W. SIDE.|7 wy. 7 st. FE 58168 | SAM WARWICK HAS: changable Corms & screens | Custom bulider FE #1198 
oar = For land contracts, see’au- | lake, for 2 til May i. git] FE $4014, FM o-oo pen Bs 3 dedrm. with carport, $123. 2 ' throashout of 609 dn. Can errsge PERRY PARK - Industrial Tractor Co. gie Se seen. 20 wolay Bul Gal ek wea bee: ROOMS, BATH, PYT, ENTR. Del 1 Ri k bedrm. with carvort $100 in Syl- H m h Wine Peomas Pras Ben ta |r. Pecty Oi. gomboctabie 3 bed 
895 8. WOODWARD to eatiatied posit, mear bus line. FE ¢-6382. location. Fis 3-7450. iel-Rio io Apts. . van Lake. Also smali house with U r1es a se TN prepare a 
Dail ry - & BATH. PVT. ENT. garese. 2. Tam je A pay We offer on elder home. 1 bedrm.|. Terms 
Pee ee eee MY bade Dulities Batted eer : aati, ) eta “BEET hr |’ Teegrece One Erne down, pay en) wen ertgt (has #750 da. Large 3. bedrm. Brick 
rtiy furnished. All’ utilities & | LOWER 5 R & GARAGE. of Biham. Large lot 2 car iti Listing Service peting in itving - aren Seahetea. x. Saginaw, Near St. Michael. 
es $75, OL. 11540 after 4. eat Clese to town, me Bert, 2 pew ater furn, Adults. parege. MILFORD Also new je’ electric | $7,000. 
: uire ye ee oe 4. WATKINS LK. FRONT, 2 BED- tamty T Speen: Corner lot.| hot water heater. Present corner PONTIAC REALI TY. 
a ROO! P L- Lands eer aie 3 AND BA TH pene ———, — a — Paved 6 t. scar garage. §2,- agey Fea = ees 737 Baldwin 
dren LS gy = stove and re- e. Ne Tipo: ts. ; Fe tS >i948, couple. OR Sozes. CLAY, Lh pase on oe Herbert C. Davis, FE| | Lake Privileges :   
  ar rd. WILL ACCEPT MUtua:_¢475§ __Nes. EM_34873 | 595 Dna FAMILY INCOME i6-| 2, rithed "Ling, Toome tol yoy ee. » RE 23-3011. iovelyY LARGE UPPER 7 Au 
; : ap. Gultable for J aduita, Neat 4 . fa yg me Pe i NOM | Tratler. car, lot or equity ss down) @ BORMS, CARE PRIVILEGES.| 750 fuil price Gaerngin ene chang! img] room & kitchen. ne path W, HURON TOE G ROO GRBORD PIDOR ment on 2-famfiy home. 1 unit 
gg NICE ¢ ROOM, GROUND FLOOR| Peates at $55 ver month, the) Seseo eters pm er TE) Baigtbor 3-368 ment, Large lot. Owner, westwa 
vate EK. entrance. Electricit apartment. West Side, 3-9272. : bound wt sacrifice for §7,   
      
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
            
    
      
  
          
        
  
  
  
           
  
  Utilities | other fust vacated. OR 272 BY OWNER OOMS, B tnt i, SR BATH, OTL $2,100 Terme. re * sheet, furnished . Appiy aoe 8 cs furnished. J. A Taylor, FE Rent Lake Somegce S66 36A Ess raves house on same prop- J RR “10 eres : 
north of ON FRONT : 4. ho . em 
si eee niet ee me een me | “bee ne a ees CORY. | BY OWNER, 7 BEDRMS. San E Y artnes Chicken howe, wate 8 ry : Phe Ban waren a | Maree 68 - thig week. $1,000 down. LI 5-4919. ie ta ence Hy ole Mie 
; PE esa For Rent Rooms  37|8O0CKESTER. COLORADO sT. 3 OFFERS °- Terms. 
my > wh ONE 4 & ONE 5 RM. oD. CHL werrrnnnrarnn ree | bedrm. Face - brick ranch home. : ~ Atte tion, La F, il ; Srwetk of ments, month. ‘siee oma, Rats dren welcome, ion to buy low wo Attached 3 car garage. Land-/ .,. , n rge amily 
2 3400 Dixie Hwy. fave perment Fe oes 1 for gentiemen, FE 2168. fireplace, Alun ob weng | WATERFORD TWP. oe E an a, <aerioures contract man con- ¢Witl 2 BEDRMS HEAT 6 | SPACI ge TPVT,| AT BUS STOP | EVERYTHING on a % acre lot in new| = Some ne, Tutt besehent, west of Pontisc Priced at on 
GIN be a gs og aeewt fhothester’ Re References stray lagated for comfort. FB _6-7333._ restricted subdivision. $16,000. OL- with recreation rm, Cera Dorothy co wd ola avant 
- : ; BUs STOP TR. COOK-| _!¥e_ : tile bath, Anch rot y onyder Lavende 
‘ ARRO REALTY cin aFe er. SAre ateen 3 Peery RATE Fes ss Sfaund an Be W. Biron. YR. AROUND ROUSE ON TAKE fog $15,800.) AMCNOF tenc ier wivkee 
hes! . ; . : é ; aaa EPG Ril. FOR. i; <f fees oc eas ~ ap expemepay "root, Highland Ra. a a - 
INTING & PAPER HANGING. |and ask ask tor Tea Mecutlough, Brok ‘ SION LAKE. LERGE BEDAIE | _settemen, FE 2077, 94 Norton. i pevnoeet tonne panoe tor, | NORTH SIDE . HANEY SEE ard plat © ROOMS AND New 3 bed . wi : La, ret : 1 350 W. Huron, | jake privileges, es tals Take over Founesigw. kitchen tied basement, 1.100 sq. ft, “Iieable 
an i 000M. NEAR, } HOs- = fioers, & oll furnace. Move ace. si and range, 
i 21697 Buy thru "Partridge in immediately. Only $7,900. rge living room. 20 ft. famity : : FE _ 32-1697. uy $600 down itchen, plus many ¢lUstom fea- 
Contracts ive ROCREKEEPTNG List thrn Partridge 7. tures. Terms fo suit, Immediate _ furn., $35 ot SASHABAW RD. occupancy with 1 week. North bs 
2 in eed ~ ew ‘figh Bt. 6 rm, frame home Mop) * ge Ag eta : : or ie, 4 4 P : 
aay. fu ing Co 5-7933. & 
| : tens ay ow NER LGE. ¢ RM. — Bh greg ation i town. - ° ‘a « 
serv. greece in tad 88, eee S| Nicely y intéscaped. Oniy : Ke. LAKE’ PRIVILEGES : d 
LK, » Realtor 300 Fe 57900 500 ¢ DUCK LARE. 3 BEDROOM = : 
: BY R 3 BEDROOMS, 2 YRS. . 4 
ad btanad Fy old = Ranch lope, sot, low dn. OFF OSLYN LOCK PROM THE Lak, : 
N ROOM FOR GEN- i bh’ Farms.|— Lovely 1% story home, @ JUST $960 DOWN. é 
. ‘ “= anted nd | “ontracts enan Pvt,.ent. 245. Neison. FE mrt le, Clarkston, OR 3, bedrooms, wall-to-wall care : 
, WALLED tA tea ino ABT L petine, fill basement, ges 3-BEDROOM HOME - 
et gerne NOON OF HHH) "Bel, aay Great eit | at tlt | RS RPT ET ‘ el ‘ . = 
: eater teres ‘Service 224 'Cash: Unlimited! § yea rol A Sone. Min” cL SnibiOH * me ee * men Ah oe A ol 
iia or new land el gnome, Dentin tt, Sea REACH CASH Cus-| ™ ; 
          at ING ROOMS, § son UP. rt TOMERS through Classi-) JERRY F. ADAMS CO.] R. J. VALUET, Realtog, - 
pe Ave & MOE. Pike PE fied Ads. Call PE 2-8181.'S38 pute ney "at cue! “irgeniPLe ListiNe sem         AND ADDING av uo sonable discounts. tet ee man etpefienced, fombeact man = 
yn ea wo 46.3844 # upp d, Lawlesee iy Gon a Ww. e 
V ask for Ted Mecuiovst Dreher. > ’ a 
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hower expressed confidence the} 
‘to te se people of Little Rock will “vig- 
orously oppose any violence by) 
extremists” in the integration pro-| 
otc. So erent Dd ‘4 f\ » =rne ne Improvement | 
of the U.S. naval base hospital. oe Then he waited a couple of hours 
Blachoeeh ineroptiog he nama |for a light rain to halt and went ROEBUCK AND CO. Cole — amdor one. ot Soars. er, § VaCa-\+. the Newport Country Club for tion for a few hours, flies back to\1§ holes of golf.    
   
                     Washington today for conferences All the materials end supplies you need for All the financing for major improvements— 
on international and domestic , A heme imprevement from reef te basement, ne money down, 36 months te pay! Seors 
English Women: front te rear, inside end outside. ae odes OREN nine eet 
       
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speeches scheduled in the capital Quitting Pistols | —— at the annual meeting of 
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ee to deal with the special) BIRMINGHAM, England @® —! 
needs of small business firms. The wolves on Birmingham's dark’ 
x« * * roads had better beware while the, 
+. This is the eve of second|bewaring’s, good. 2 
e. anniversary. of the dee Female vigilantés are after 
| heart attack—suffered at Denver| them. | 
- Sept. 24,.1955—and outwardly he * * * 
appears in fine health after nearly| Mrs. Kelly Osborne, organizer] three weeks of rest combined with|of the unofficial female protective 
work at his vacation headquarters.|association, says she and her 
The White House announced hejfriends got tired of being accosted 
would confer today with Crown|by ardent male motorists at night. 
~ Prince Faisal of Saudi Arabia. | Here’s how she fixes ‘em: 
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