PON'TIAG, MICHIGAN MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959 —26 PAGES”   
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Commerce 
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  ‘Voters Choosing 10 Nominees for Ap ke 
air, 12, Dies Tod   
By MAX E. SIMON 
Six men were arrested by Pontiac 
~ Police Saturday afternoon for investiga- 
tion of violating state narcotics laws, 
. Climaxing a month-long probe into the 
illegal sale of dope. 
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  Pontiac Press Phote 
SEALED NARCOTICS — Pontiac viee officer Earl W. Skrobeck 
exafnines.an envelope containing bulk. sevi- 
dence in a month-long probe into the illegal sale ‘aoe 
Six men were arrested Saturday for investigation of violating 
state narcotics laws,’ >"    
    
Lenten Guideposts 
Ace Pitcher Knows 
Help of Master Hand By HERB SCORE . 
Herb Score. Cleveland Indians’ Fae dg 2 = OE was hay i 
nwa b in Ma this spec r's Day le 
the en peaks di his strugple for recovery. 
I usually phone you, so if this letter is a surprise the only 
explanation is that it’s long due you. Besides, after nine 
months of marriage to Nancy, one of the things I've learned 
is that women like to be appreciated in many ways. 
During those long weeks in the hos- 
pital there was time to think, and I saw 
a few things I didn’t before. My memories 
went back, and some were on the humor+ 
ous side. 
Remember when I was a toddler and 
would open the ice box- when we lived on 
Long Island and I'd snatch out an egg be- 
cause it was the nearest thing to a ball,.and 
I’d throw it in the air and yell:.“Ball! I 
play ball!” : 
And when I made an error, you'd 
patiently clean up the méss on the floor, and then find a 
real ball for me. . 
And when I was old enough to start throwing one, we 
settled at first for tennis balls against the side of the 
house. I'd do that for hour after hour, but you never 
complained, though I cracked the mortar outside and 
rattled the dishes all over your shelves inside. 
Then the day came when you and Dad separated, and 
you had to support us kids, Helen and Anna Mae, and me, 
all by yourself, We all did what we could, but you bore the 
real big load, and as I look back now, Mom, I still don't know 
how you managed.   
blinded by @ 
r, he recalls 
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Baseball was my one big love. I made the high school 
team, and you insisted that I play in the afternoons when I 
should have been working. Would I be in the major leagues 
today if you hadn’t ‘done that? 
BIG BUILD UP 
And then the steaks. All kid athletes love meat, but you 
heard steak was one of the best body builders, so we had it 
a lot, though probably you did without new clothes. 
You gave me the middle name, Jude, after the one who 
helps those who try to do the impossible. You should have 
had that nanie. 
- There were other things you gave us too: ‘tetany 
“us to find the humor in our trouble, to be honest about 
our mistakes, to respect the opinions of others though 
we didn’t agree with them. 
You and I have disagreed sometimes, but you always 
helped me to live my own life and think out my own prob- 
_«. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Cc Police ‘Arrest 
Six in Dope Probe All but one admitted selling dope to 
addicts, police said, bri gg riag against 
them were to be sought this 
from the. Oakland County 
Patrolmen Earl W. Skrobeck 
August R. Martinez, vice officers who 
| Saturday were selling $200,- morning 
Prosecutor's 
and 
conducted tle investiga- 
tion, said the men arres 
000 worth of narcotics (re-| 
tail) in Pontiac yearly. 
The suspects are being held in 
the Oakland County Jail. 
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They are: - 
Willie Halliburton, '38, of 253 
Bondale St. 
_Lerenza Farrar, 45, of 196 8. 
Saginaw St. 
James Dooley, 30, of 38 Chap- 
man St. . . 
Booker Gay, 25, of 325 Branch 
William Barksdale, 44, of 10689 
Foxten Ct., Royal Oak Township. 
William Barksdale Jr., 21, his 
son, same address. Expect A000 
Today at County) 
Polls in Primary 17. Townships Will Also 
Choose Candidates for|. 
Supervisor 
Major interest in today's 
countywide primary elec- 
tion centers around picking 
10 nominees for five places 
on the Oakland County 
Circuit Court bench. 
Daniel T. Murphy Jr., 
‘county clerk-register esti- 
mated that 
Oakland voters would go to possible 40,000 
the polls which opened at 
7 a.m. and will remain open 
until 8 p.m. 
There are roughly 290,000 regis- 
tered voters in the county. 
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Besides nominating the judicial 
candidates, voters in 17 townships 
will determine which Republican 
and Democratic nominees for sup- 
  
The two Barksdales were de- 
scribed as sources of supply for 
the other four men, who sold mari-| 
juana and heroin in the city. 
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The investigation began Jan. 16 
with ‘the hiring of a private de- 
tective from a Detroit firm. ‘‘Mr. 
X” posed as a big-time dope ped- 
dler and set himself up in a five- 
room apartment at 250 Harrison 
St., police said. Election Service . 
The Pontiac Press will 
offer information on 
returns in the judicial pri- 
mary election, beginning 
at 10 p. m. The Press tele- 
phone number is FEderal 
2-8181. 
  
The local pushers would go to 
his flat and sell him narcotics, 
while Patrolmen Skrobeck and 
|Martinez watched the sale from a 
closet through a one-way trans- 
parent mirror, according to police: 
“The two officers said that "the land, Highland, 
Rose, and Southfield Townships 
there will be only on the 
judicial pth cenay J there is no ervisor and other township offices 
should go on the April 6 ballot. 
Murphy said in Brandon, Grove- 
Lyon, Oakland, 
flat was also equipped with ta 
recorders, and that some of 
buys were recorded, Pictures of 
the alleged transactions were 
also taken by the officers from 
their vantage point in the closet, 
“Mr. X" paid $300 for heroin 
and marijuana, bought both in bulk 
and cigarettes, which police said 
they are holding in evidence. 
The arrests, said the vice ‘ of- 
ficers, would curb illegal sale of 
narcotics in the city to a trickle. 
The four Pontiac men were called 
major 4rea ome poets: 
“Mr, x ae x tone he turned 
over to officers Skrobeck and Mar- 
tinez would sell for as high as 
$900. 
The two Barksdales were ar- 
rested in Royal Oak Township by|} 
local officers and troopers from 
the Redford State Police Post. 
Face-to-face with the under- 
cover man, Barksdale Jr. said, 
“You're a smart man — I have 
to hand it to you,” according to 
police. 
His father snapped, “Shut up, 
you. I kept warning you about 
your associations,” police said. 
Conviction on a charge of selling 
dope carries a minimum sentence 
of 20 years in prison. 
Urge Care Disposing 
of License Plates   contest for township positions, or 
caucuses have been held to nomi- 
nate those to: go on the April 
ballot. 
Some five communities are vot- 
ing on special issues, while resi- 
dents in Quakertown Village 
Farmington Township are deciding 
on a village charter. in 
On the judicia! ballots in all the 
county’s 295 voting precincts will 
be the names of 14 candidates, 
including three incumbent judges. 
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Voters are being asked to vote 
for not more than five, with the 
10 receiving the highest number of 
votes being declared the nomi- 
nees to hattle for five judgeships 
in the April balloting. 
Today's primary is the first non- 
partisan .judicial election in Oak- 
and County since 1947, The large 
number of candidates to file for 
circuit judge resulted in the need! 
of a run-off. 
  
Australia Likes Billy ° 
MELBOURNE, Australia » — 
A two-mile-long queue waited up 
to four hours to attend: evange- 
list Billy Graham’s opening meet- 
ing yesterday of a 16-week Aus- 
tralian campaign. But thousands 
had to be turned away when 
Melbourne's biggest -stadium, ‘| BEAT HER” a 
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‘Parents of Slain Girl 
  — Near collapse, Mrs. Anne 
Gall (left) today admitted the torture she inflict- 
ed on her dead 12-year-old daughter, The woman 
is shown after eventing her violent sory to Jail, Prosecutor Frederick C. Ziem. Her husband, 
John, is shown here leaving the Oakland County Pontiac Prews Phetes 
  
hour. 
      Dulles Leaves His Bed — 
in Spirited Cancer Battle FROM OUR NEWS WIRES 
WASHINGTON — Secretary’ 
Said he got out ‘of bed today and sat in a chair fora hal?) 
A medical bulletin issued through the State Depart- 
ment said radiation therapy will begin next week in an 
effort to contro] Dulles’ cancer. 
A cancer specialist was called in to help with the +   
treatment and presumably? 
to try to determine the ex- 
tent of the cancer. © 
The specialist was Dr. Gordon 
Zubrod, clinical director of the 
National Cancer Institute of the) , 
National Institutes of Health in 
nearby Bethesda, Md. 
One of his physicians said he 
“expected"’ and “hoped"’ that the 
70-year-old cabinet member would 
be able to resume at least partial 
duties provided there were no more 
complications and he responded 
to treatment. 
Dulles demonstrated last night 
that-he is not ready to be counted 
out. He summoned Acting Secre- 
'|tary of State Christian A. Herter 
to the hospital for a 15-minute con- 
ference on department matters, 
Democrats promised today a 
full measure of cooperation with 
the Eisenhower administration on 
foreign policies during Dulles’ ill- 
ness, ‘ 
Herter, retyrning Saturday night 
from a South Carolina vacation, 
told newsmen he would accept ap- 
  pointment as secretary of state if 
  which holds 8,000, was packed to 
capacity. . to, But he said Eisenhower had 
not sounded him out in any way 
about the possibility of replacing 
Dulles, 
  
C.of C. Banquet Here 
fo Salute MSUO 
A salute to Michigan State Uni- 
versity Oakland is the theme of 
the annual Pontiac Area Chamber 
of Commerce banquet Wednesday. 
Main speaker will be Durward 
RB. Varner, chancellor of the new 
college, who will talk About the 
impact of MSUO on the Pontiac 
area, 
Also featured will be the MSU 
Men's Glee Club, one of the 
county's outstanding college vo- 
cal groups, 
Tickets for the banquet are still 
available at $5 each at the Cham- 
ber of Commerce office, 34 E. Pike 
St.> said Edward A. Maier, cham- 
ber president. 
The banquet is scheduled to be- 
gin at 6:30 p.m. at Elks Temple. 
  
Asia _ Free World’s President Eisenhower asked him) 
Stake in the Future   
LANSING (UPI)—Secretary of 
State James M. Hare today 
warned car owners to use ‘‘ex- 
treme caution” in disposing of 
their 1958 Michigan license 
plates. 
“Police agencies warn that li- 
cense plates thrown in rubbish 
containers can be picked up by 
holdup men and put on cars used 
in the commission of a crime or 
put on junkers which may be- 
come involved in a traffic acci- 
dent,”” Hare said. 
Hare suggested 1958 plates be 
retained after purchase of 1959 
plates until March 1, when 1958 know the future of the world 10 
years from now, look at Asia to- 
day. Time for West to Awaken This'is the first of five articles 
giving’ a pucheriajire look at our 
side of the Curtain, by 
famé{ author Lin Yutang, fresh from 
an extensive tour of free Asia. 
By LIN YUTANG 
Written for NEA Service 
NEW YORK = If you want to 
There may ‘come a time when 
  plates will no longer be valid. 
persons,’ Hare said 
  
  week old-age pension. “This will save many people a 
good deal of red tape or worse 
trouble if the plates should fall 
into the hands of unscrupulous 
He Turns Down Pension 
LONDON (UPI)—Prime Minis- 
ter Harold Macmillan has given 
official notice he does not plan 
to retire. He rejected his $7-a- the Communist floodtide has bro-|# 
ken loose and covered two-thirds of 
the - world’s population and re- 
sources and then, or some time 
before that, world war will become |” 
inevitable. 
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P Or, this tide may be held back 
and the Communist advance across 
the Asiatic continent effectively 
checked, in which case the bal- 
ance of forces may tip in the 
free world’s favor. 
Altogether ‘Asia 1s receiving 
      scant attention in SS to | its vital role in the world strug- 
gle for freedom. 
Hundreds of millions of dollars 
of American foreign aid have been 
spent, it is true; but information 
with regard to current develop- 
ments is. inadequate, vague and 
confused, sometimes even mislead- 
ing. 8 
An over-all strategy for meeting 
In Today's an Press 
  ‘County News...:.........5 me L| 
Editorials ............cce005. tC] 
Markets |.......... aie es 20 
Obituaries ........ ysswecie 27.6 
Sports: 5... css. seceesse B08? 
WRITS kee e ee es, 18 
TV & Radio Programs... ... . 
Women's Pages... dbase . 11-13 Communist infiltration and subver- 
sion has not been developed; the 
policies of the United Statts and 
her European allies are divided. 
Our own informants’ of public 
opinion . are often misinformed 
themselves, 
~The vagueness and haphazard 
character of our goals in Asia 
have brought about a state of |. 
nervousness and uncertainty, 
arising from fear of the un. 
known, 
During .the Quemoy | incident, 
#|British opinion reached near-hys- 
teria when The New Statesman, in 
a leading article called ‘'THe Rim 
of Hell,"’ referred to the American 
policy at Quemoy. as “insane.””. - 
On the other hand, Russia’s 
Khrushchey is not. looking at Eu- 
rope or a shooting war in the next 
(Continued on Page 20,-Col. 6) 
Angas Campbell Tax Accountant 
Income Tax Eves FR 2-3615   Cloudy, Colder, Snow Flurries 
Predicted Here 
weatherman's outlook for the Pon- 
  degrees. 
of States Dulles etinrs Pantin sloudy an and colder is Tues- tlac area this evening. The low will 
be near 18 
day's The mercury is ex- Hi 
Colder with snow flurries is the : of Murder Admits Torturing Her 
Daughter Because She 
Wouldn’t Mind 
A Commerce Township 
today in the fatal beating 
of her 12-year-old daughter. 
An autopsy ° indicated 
that the dead girl Judith 
“all over,” 
Prosecutor Frederick C, 
Ziem, ~ 
Especially cruel blows to z 
t - 
: E 3 2 
it 
      pected to reach a high of about 
30 
tures Sunday and forecast for 
  
; |with her dayghter standing about 
  _Huyon continued cold weather were ex- 
pected to ease flood threats along 
the state's ice and snow swollen 
streams and rivers. 
Precipitation will total about one- 
third inch in rain or snow Wednes- 
day and Friday. 
The lowest temperature record- 
ed in downtown Pontiac preceding 
8 a.m. was 27, aS pe the 
temperature waé 35 
Area Woman 
Shot in Home Commerce Housewife, 
Husband . ‘Critical’ in 
Pontiac General 
A Commerce Township housewife 
is listed in critical condition in 
Pontiac General: Hospital. this 
morning after. being shot by her 
husband Sunday night. 
Mrs, Mable Lucille Marshall, 44, 
of 1841 Point Dr., was found by 
Oakland County Sheriff's deputies 
on the living room floor at 10:45 
last night with a bullet wound in 
her right side, 
Her husband, Elmo, 47, was 
found unconscious nearby. 
It is believed he had suffered a 
heart attack and ‘allegedly taken 
an overdose of a sedative. 
Marshall is also described in 
critical condition. 
The couple lives with thelr 
daugher, Mrs. Hazel A, Fishell, 
25, and her husband, Harold L. 29, 
at the Point road address. 
Mrs, Fishell told deputies her 
father had been drinking and re. 
ported seeing him take a large 
quantity of the sedative about a 
half hour before the shooting oc- 
curred, 
She said that Marshal! was sit- 
ting on a bed with a .38-caliber 
revolver in his hand, and she asked} “ 
him to put it away, 
He then asked her ‘to get her 
mother, Mrs, Marshall walked to 
the bedroom door from the kitchen 
five feet behind her, 
Mrs, Fishell said she heard a 
shot from the bedroom, saw her 
mother stagger and fall to the 
floor, She and her husband ran 
from the house to a 
  neighboring 
house and a sheriff's deputies. 
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Francis said the girl’s (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) 
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‘Primary Election Polls Will Remain Open Until” 
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apply artificial Tes 
Brutality was indicated by a rumber of potential clues discov- 
ered by investigators: 
1, An 18-inch section of stiff, | 
hose. . 
tors were considering 
clous-looking stains 
determine if they are ae to det 
stains, 
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mother admitted tearfully | 
had used the three weap-| 
t the girl in the past, 
said fs aa : 
— similar to the type 
att eed. in a shower attach- 
two-by-two were 
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Vie in Intern ational Contest   
Event Is Held. 
in Lake Orion “lee, Rain No Damper 
to Mood of Crowd at 
Saturday Competition | 
LAKE ORION — Freezing rain| 
which fell most of the day failed 
to dampen the enthusiasm of the 
more than 500 contestants in the 
fourth Internationa] Baton Twirling 
Championships held here Saturday, 
The auditorium of Lake Orion 
Community High School was the 
‘Tom Ohio, indiada, ik li 
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for God's help and was never 
I shouldn’t be here. 
| SERIOUS ACCIDENT 
First, when I was three, 
I remember you kneeling 
  pra Pitcher M akes Good 
With Help of Master Hand 
(Continued From Page One) . 
lems. When things did seem impossible, I realized the need 
afraid to ask Him for it. 
And most of all, I remember your prayers. Without them 
when a bakery truck hit me 
head-on and nearly crushed both my legs above the knees, 
I was in traction for 10 weeks, and the question was: would 
| I ever walk again? What was: worse, the doctor discovered 
the bones in one leg refused to pull apart, and he ordered 
an operation to insert a plate. 
by my Bed the right before 
the operation. The next ddy when they took new X rays be- 
fore taking me into surgery, they found the bones had set- 
tled back into place. No operation was necessary. 
Your prayers and love helped me to a complete re- 
covery, and your example taught me the importance of 
prayer. 
That was the first big accident, and there were more 
no after-effects. 
“WITH GOD'S HELP” — 
assured even them with your 
my head, There’s only one 
pitching, I was kidded a bit. 
me into a larger room. * 
When I talked to you on 
sure enough, the first thing 
our wonderful relationship, 
hadn’t figured it out. So just When other players heard of the prayers I said while 
* in the years that followed: a bad case of pneumonia, a bro- 
ken anklé~eight months in bed with’ rheumatic fever, but 
In 1953, when I was already playing in the minor leagues 
and gaing good, I fell and dislocated the collarbone in my 
pitching shoulder. The first year. with Cleveland a virus in- 
fection, the next year a spastic colon. 
Remember when the front office worried about this and 
you told them: “He'll get over it, just as he has everything 
else, with God's help.” You weren't the doctor but you re- 
faith. 
You also showed me that praying when things were 
going well is just as vital as seeking God in a pinch. So 
it became natural for me to pray when I was pitching. 
Just quiet prayers to myself, to calm my temper and use. 
person you hurt when you 
But when I was hit in the eye with the ball and it | 
looked like I might lose that eye, those who kidded me told 
me they were praying for me. The letters and telegrams that 
poured into the hospital piled so high they had to move 
* 
the phone after the accident, 
you said was: “Don't worry, 
Herb. I've just come from church: God is with you.” 
' ‘- Pve lost a year in baseball, Mom, but I've found out 
a lot more: how many real friends I have; the wonder of 
and the ties of faith in it. 
Between us there has always been a sureness within. 
I never tried to put it all into words before because I 
call this a Mother’s Day let- 
ter of appreciation, written like this because I want every- 
_ one to know how grateful I am to you—and to God. 
<Copyright, 1959 by Guideposts) 
  
The headquarters of the Oakland 
for Crippled Chil- County 
‘jdren at 1105 N. Telegraph Rd. was 
badly damaged by steam which 
escaped through a leak in the 
boiler.   
Girl Follows Brother 
in Taking Own Life 
‘REDONBO BEACH, Calit, (AP) 
4j—A high school coed fatally shot 
herself Sunday night in the home 
. oat suicide three months - ago, 
rolice report. 
Officers said Tomi Rae Perry; 
|S locked herselt io the bathroom 
* home     Crippled Children’s 
Building. Damaged The steam, ach started to leak 
through the building Saturday 
afternoon, was spotted by a pass- 
ing motorist Sunday. He reported 
it to the Pontiac State-Police Post. 
According to Paul Procisst, 
publicity chairman of the sool- 
ety’s 1959 Easter Seal campaign, 
the building, which opened in the 
+ spring of 1968, was extensively 
eno pe No estimate of dam- 
ages is available yet, he sald, 
    | SPECTACULAR EVENT 
_|Eagiettes of Royal Oak and fifth * z 
Roy G. Hess of Pontiac, contest 
chairman, said today he was par- 
ticularly pleased with the number 
of entries in the strutting classes 
and the number of corps that ap- 
peared to compete for -trophies. 
Hess said there were more than 
52 contestants in the 10-to-13-year- 
old strutting class, 32 in the 9-and- 
under division and 28 in the class 
for senior girls 15 and over, 
Probably the most spectacular 
portion of the day’s program was 
the junior and senior corps com- 
petition. Some groups had a com- 
plement of.more than 20 members 
plus a full squad of drummers and 
flag bearers. 
Winners in the junior division 
were the Hamilton (Ont.) Junior 
behind them were the Hamilton | 
Junior in second 
place and the Junior Marilyn- 
ettes of Toledo in third, 
‘Fourth place honors went to the 
to the Lapeer ne , Sareea: 
bigbet Kuicer in lean corps 
Competition were awarded to the 
Kaiser Red Wings of Grand Rap- 
ids, The group won first place in 
‘Stiff competition was offered by 
the Hamilton (Ont.) Tiger Cats, 
who placed second, and the Hamil- 
ton Flashettes, third place winners. 
Trophies and medals were 
to winners in the sin- 
The judges had an exacting task 
to perform in rating each eon-| | 
testant and corps, They based their 
decisions on such criteria as ap- 
pearance, suitability of costume, 
showmanship, timing and skill in 
performance, * 
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The judges weré John Kirkendall 
of Burlinton, Ind., twirler with the 
University of Michigan Marching 
Band, and Ray Stewart of Lansing, 
Others were Patricia Walk Tay- 
lor of Royal Oak, Jackie Rae Voor- 
hees of Pontiac, Bobbie Dahl of 
Milford and Tudy Smith and San- 
dra Bokar, both of Sharpsville, 
Ind, 
Tired Bloke 
Fell Asleep 
Once Too Often 
EWCASTLE, England (UPI)—   
Mechanic ‘Jim Hardy, 22, hauled|day into court during the weekend on 
charges of being drunk in his car, 
— he was only asleep at the 
time. 
Stating that he has a habit of 
falling- asleep anywhere, he said 
“I could sleep ona clothesline." 
His fiance, Kathleen wie, sup- 
regularly has gone to sleep 
3 * 
jtor, Philip A. Hart, was out trot- SEN. HART RETURNS — U. 
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‘ownship restaurant.   |The Day in Birmingham   
Pontiac Preas Phete 
S. Sen. Philip A. Hart kicked off 
tour around Oakland County this past weekend with a 
breakfast with local Democrats Saturday morning at a Waterford 
Senator Philip A. Hart 
Back in Oakland County Michigan's freshman U.S. sena- 
ting the Oakland County campaign 
trail ‘Saturday, urging Democrats 
election, 
Hart, a former Birmingham resi- 
dent, was returning to Oakland 
County for the first time since his 
elevation to the U.S. Senate in last 
fall's election, 
“Pil have to admit that in 
Washington I'm running on a 
much faster track? than I did in 
Michigan,” the former: lieutenant 
governor sald, 
“But I don't intend to be- run 
over by anyone,”’ he quipped, 
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How does it feel to sit in one of 
the most powerful bodies in the 
world? 
“When you finally obtain some- 
thing you've dreamed of for years, 
it usually falls short of your ex- 
pectations,"’ Hart said. 
“My job in Washington, how- 
ever, is more than I ever 
it could be. The capital of the 
United States in the middie of 
the 20th century. is as exciting a 
place as you could to find.” 
Hart had wore toe praise for 
Senate Democratic Majority Lead- 
er Lyndon Johnson. 
* * * ‘ 
“T had heard that I'd be in real 
elected senator to take a firm 
stand in our fight to curb filibus- 
tering,’ Hart said.   
  Crown Local Gir 
‘Miss Heartbeat’ 
WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- 
SHIP — Patricia Alice . Williams, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 
Robert of 2118 Middle Belt Rd., 
was crowned -“Miss Heartbeat” of 
Cleary College at Ypsilanti Satur- 
e © ® | 
The male students at Cleary 
crowned their choice for the title 
at the 12th annual Heartbeat Ball 
held in the Chapelle School, Ypsi- 
lanti. 
Miss Heartbeat of 1959 also re- 
ceived *a dozen réd roses and an) 
engraved bracelet. A 
She is a $8 graduate. of Pontiac 
Central High’ School and’ is cur 
    hae we pave been sitting .talk- 
  to “get out and vote’ in today’s! 
trouble for being the only newly] “But when committee assign- 
ments were handed out, I was 
placed on two major commit- 
tees.” Hart is a member of the 
Senate’s Judiciary and Agricul- 
ture. Committees. 
Hart said Johnson persuaded 
Sen, Evefett Dirksen (R-II) to re- 
linguish part of his speaking time 
so Hart could-take the floor to 
oppose Johnsop’s compromise on 
the filibuster issue, 
“Johnson's speaking time hadeex- 
pired;’’ Hart explained, ‘‘but he) 
was anxious that J take the floor ff 
I desired to explain my position.” - traffic only since before Christmas. 
_ Jowned lots on 14-Mile road in the 
  BIRMINGHAM — With an un- 
discussion 
street plan for the downtown area. 
One block on Martin street, be- 
tween Batés and Chester streets, 
has been operating for westbound 
For the @onvenience of post office 
patrons, curbside mailboxes have 
been shifted from the north'to the 
south side of the street to make it 
easier to mail letters without leav- 
ing the car, 
With the acceptance of the plan 
by the public and the post office, 
the Police Department is recom- 
mending that Martin street be- 
come. a permanent one-way 
City Assessor Clark H, Hagstrom 
has set $100 per front foot.as an 
acceptable bid for seven city- 
Indian Village subdivision. City 
Manager L*R. Gare is recommend- 
ing .to commissioners that sealed 
bids for the property be accepted. 
It is already zoned for multiple 
dwellings. 
  January street accidents soared 
to 85, according to the monthly re- 
port of Police Chief Ralph W. Mox- 
ley. This is nearly double 
figure of the first month last year, 
he said, 
Moxley pointed out that 25 per- 
sons were injured in 19 accidents 
were estimated at $20,723, 
Moxley said violations of right- 
of-way and following other vehicles 
too closely were major oo -* of 
the mishaps. He warned 
ists to avoid ierdieg the car 
ahead, especially while streets are 
in such hazardous conditions. 
Dale Nouse, Detroit newspaper- 
man, will speak before the City 
and Country School PTA at 8:30 
p.m. tomorrow in the school, 
Nouse, four times nominated 
for the Palitser Prize for his 
writing on education, will speak 
on “The Nonsense of Basic Edu- cation.”’ 
The Pierce School PTA will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school. 
Dr. Edward Cieslak, assistant di- 
rector of admissions at Wayne 
State, University, will speak on 
“Let's Look at Russian Educa- 
'tion.””   (Commissioners to Disrliss 
Plan for One-Way Traffic 
for B, Munford Reid, 61, of 1661 
tune ©. at St, Paul Cathedral, 
will be in Chatham, 
ms 
He died of = heart attack at 
his home Saturday following a 
short iliness. 
A former mortgage broker in De- 
troit, Mr, Reid was supervisor of 
the mail room at the Vickers Ad- 
ministrative Offices in Troy. He 
was a veteran of World War I, 
having served with the Medicu! 
Corps in France, and a member 
of the American Legion in Chat- 
ham, Va., where he was born. 
Surviving’ are his wife, Rose, and 
one sister. ; 
Funeral arrangements were 
made by the Bell Funeral home 
here. 
Mrs, Paul A. Telep 
Service for Mrs, Paul A. Telep, 
4, of Gary, Ind., will be. held at 
1pm. tomorrow in the Bell Chapel 
of the William R, Hamilton Co. 
Burial will follow in Roseland Park 
Cemetery, Royal Dak 
Mrs, Telep died at a Gary, Ind., 
hospital Saturday after a brief ill- 
ness, , ‘ 
Surviving besides her husband 
are a daughter, Mrs. Richard W. 
Huff of Birmingham; her father, 
the| Matthew Johnson of Crystal Falls: 
two sisters, two brothers and one 
grandchild, 
Wilhemina L. Bittikoffer 
Wilhemina L. Bittikoffer, $1, of 
1678, Yosemite St., died this morn- 
ing at Bloomfield Hospital after 
an illness of three weeks. Funeral 
arrangements are pending. 
U. of M. Official, 83, 
Dies of Heart Attack   
tary emeritus of the University of 
Michigan, died of a heart attack at 
my home here last night. He was 
- & * ® , 
Smith retired-in. 1945 after 40 
years of service with the univer- 
sity. He was appointed secretary 
in 1908 by the Board of Regents 
and became a vice president in 
1927. Earlier he had been an in- . 
structor in the English Depart- 
ment. 
x * * . 
He leaves his wife, Sara; two 
sons, Dr. Clement A. Smith of 
Cambridge, Mass., and Donald 
  B, Munford Reid 
Service was held at 2 p.m. today’ Smith of Detroit, andsa daughter, 
'Mrs. V. Blackeman Que of Cleve. , 
‘land, Ohio. 
  
By GEORGE T. a 
Oakland County's delegation 
made itself known at last week- 
end's Republican state convention. 
The delegation, 140 members and 
the largest single voice among the 
1,504 delegates, went into Friday's 
convention in Detroit without a so- 
called “favorite son’ to put up 
for nomination to 14 statewide of- 
fices, 
But when a tired bunch of dele- 
gates streamed out of the Ford 
ro wae late Saturday after- 
noon, the Oakland delegates 
claimed ‘two of the more im- 
portant nominees, 
Nominated without opposition for 
two Supreme Court posts to be 
voted on April 6 were William H. 
Baldwin, 42, of 745 Hupp Cross 
Rd., Bloomfield Township, and 
Maurice F. Cole, 65, of 641 W. 
Woodland St., Ferndale. 
x * * 
Both Baldwin's and Cole's con- 
sideration as nominees to oppose 
incumbents George Edwards and 
John D, Voelker came as last- 
minute entries. 
Baldwin, an Air Force veteran 
whose duties included Office of 
Strategic Services work and being 
on the staff of the Nurenberg Nazi 
war trials, was persuaded to toss 
his hat into the ring while on the 
way to work last Thursday with 
Richard D. Van Dusen, former 
state representative and GOP can- 
a for attorney general in 
1956, 
Cole,.an Oakland County Cir- 
cult Court commissioner since 
1939, was drafted from a select 
list of 19. county lawyers, He 
was at home Saturday morning 
when asked by Probate Judge 
Arthur E. Moore whether he 
would accept the nomination, He 
hurried to Detroit. 
‘Baldwin, a 1941 graduate of the 
University of Michigan Law School 
and the father of four childrn, 
‘|promised Oakland delegates in 
caucus Friday night, that ‘none 
of my. opinions would make the 
best-seller list.’’ 
Reference was to Voelker’s 
“Anatomy of a-Murder’’ novel, 
ee “° ¢e 
Oakland’s voice was heard also 
as the local delegates helped to 
ismash down an attempt of 
pervative Republicans, led by Sen. 
John P, Smeekens, to upset the 
re-election of State Chairman Law-   rently studying at Cleary College} to become a legal secretary, rence B, Lindemer. CO | Deckerville farmer. 
Superintendent Smeekens, supposedly backed 
by Postmaster General Arthur 
E. Summerfield, saw his bid slip 
away when Oakland County cast 
138 voted for Lindemer, Stock- 
— attorney, and but two for 
Oakland Republicans remem- 
bered also a former resident when 
they gave Mrs, Ann Timmons Bur- 
gess, for -17 years a resident of 
Birmingham and Rochester, 137 
votes to only three for her com- 
petitor for University of Michigan 
— : post, R. F. Thalner, of 
in 
x * * 
Frederick C, Matthaei, Detroit 
industrialist and leader of a long 
move to get the Olympic Games 
to Detroit, was favored for a sec- 
ond régént post in a pre-conven- 
tion vote taken at an Oakland 
caucus. 
* * * 
Matthaei, not at the convention 
because of illness, was nominated 
Saturday when Ted Kennedy, Ann 
Arbor attorney, withdrew as the 
votes piled up for Matthaei. 
Most of the 149 Oakland dele- 
gates had already left their seats 
when former Congressman Rob- 
  ert J. McIntosh, of Port Huron, 
x *k * 
Oakland County and other state 
Republicans Saturday nominated 
this slate of 14 to oppose Demo. 
crats in the April 6 election: 
Supreme Court nominees—Wil- 
liam H: Baldwin, 42, of Bloomfield 
Township, and Maurice F. Cole, 65, 
of Ferndale. 
University of Michigan tegents— 
Frederick C. Matthaei, 66, Detroit 
industrialist and sportsman, and 
Mrs. Ann Timmons Burgess of 
Grand Rapids, the mother of four 
children and wife .of Charles R. 
Burgess, a management con- 
sultant. 
State Board of Agriculture—Ar- 
thur K. Rouse, incumbent, of 
Boyne: City, and Frank Merriman, 
of Public Instrue- 
H. Holloway, 42, Sault 
  tion—Hugh 
Ste. Marie school superintendent. 
  State Boatd of Education — 
2’ 2 County Republicans 
Get Party Nomination proposed the party's” 1959 plat- 
form. 
The one plank which overshad- - 
owed all others was the one of 
Michigan's ‘‘economic climate.”’ In 
it the party urged that voters settle 
on whether there should be a four- 
cent sales tax. 
Stricken from an earlier drafted 
climate resolution, was any men- 
tion of a state income and business 
tax which several hours before 
was urged by Paul D. Bagwell, 
titular head of the Michigan GOP. 
x * CJ 
Bagwell, who battled against 
|some GOP factions ‘who asked that 
no stand be taken on the state’s 
money problems, overrode these 
suggestions when he said Republi- 
cans had to do more than “let 
the state administration stew in 
its own juiée.” 
However, a hurried huddle by 
four legislators rejected Bagwell’s 
urgings and handed Mcintosh the 
‘watered-down climate resolution. 
Other than this rebuff, Bagwell, 
the party’s 1958 gubernatorial can- 
didate, held firm to the reigns of 
the Michigan GOP in the light of 
the 1,341 to 163 defeat of the 
Smeekens - conservative - Sum - 
merfield element versus his so- 
called liberal-Lindemer element. 
x * * 
State GOP Nominates 14 
to Run in April 6 Election 
Charles G. Burns of Harrisville, 
Alcona County superintendent of 
schools and a former state board 
member. 
Wayne State University gov- ernors—six-year, terms: Benjamin 
D. Burdick, Detroit attorney and 
former GOP 15th District chairman, 
and Edward G. Durance, 25, Mid- 
land attorney; four-year terms: Al- 
bert B. Chennault Sr., Detroit real 
estate developer and fist Negro 
ever to be nominated for statewide 
office by a convention of either po- 
litical party, and Dr; Warren B. 
Cooksey, a Detroit Board of Edu- 
cation member;_two year terms: 
Whitney W. Ballentine of Wayne, 
Detroit lawyer and . former: FBI 
man, and Dr. Warren .C, Lam- 
bert, physician. 
Mrs. Ella Koeze of Grand Rapids 
was re-elected party vice chair- 
man, 
   
  nance DI AS 5. ATOR 28, TERT ’ likely/*to’ stumble. over her own 
'. shai [country club ‘on whose grounds 
      
       
     
        
         
   
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ok Bride. Needs Help to Buy Into. Paradise: ~_ By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
“st. CROIX; V. L—A woman on 
her honeymoon is not reouenie for 
‘business In fact, «with. 
a Supervision from God 
bridegroom, she ‘is quite 
      
cenfidence that my husband and I 
—one year removed from the dizzy 
smell of orange blossoms—returned 
to St. Croix. It was here, still 
somewhat dazed and glazed, that 
we discovered a rocky cliff above 
the Caribbean Sea. 
It was that kind of a cliff that 
building-bound New Yorkers 
dream. about; warmed _Placidly 
by sun, yet battered furious 
white caps. We had sat for hours, 
counting the pelicans and never 
the cost. The lazest trade winds | 
:would splash the sky colored. 
waters into a spray as high as 
the pink cottage we planned to- 
build. 
We'd roamed the acreage (slight- & over two) until we were up to our 
Bermuda shorts in cactus spurs 
and sunburn, .and then returtted to 
the side of the sea for a- soothing 
shower of surf. 
“Returning ‘at dusk to the lovely 
quiet Estate Carlton (the hotel- the dream. <- 
So along about August, 
chk dk sasiamoahe of pase. omtt 
and don’t believe it existed at 
all, Then you hear of hurricanes 
the dream property lay), we had| i the tropics and think, if the 
  THE ‘PONTIAC: PRESS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 6 J080, 
"LOSE WEIGHT 
It is much more Likely that you/Islands and see the foolish, reck. 
remember the price you paid torr ess, doubtless storm-shorn rem- 
mente ot ge dene idioey. ., 
1. ia tate nik Sound i sock sr afl 
paring the cliff. The waves still 
smash ominously over the front ‘WITH AYDS” says 
      
    
    
     
       
   fee of the potential pink cottage 
while the sun cuddles securely around its back. 
bat te 3:30 PM. 
REMINGTON   
     
  cliff was really there once, it 
probably isn’t now. . a 
And along aboutJanuary, shaken |@ 
by colds and the fevers of making the sea in our hair, our mouths and 
our minds. Truly a couple of salted 
pus, 
es * 
$0 we ‘bought it, We would have 
bought the moon too, had it been better fly back down to. the Virgin 
available. And hand in hand,        
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waving a sad adieu to beautiful 
St. Croix with our last dollar bill, 
we flew into the sunset, AFTER COLDS, FLU, Back in New York, the salt SORE THROAT 
ore cotcte nNers: and the clits) 1 1 you feel run-down because of 
TIRED BLOOD Take GERITOL Feel Stronger Fast 
~ in just 7 days—or money back! , you can, get: burned, but usually 
fidt ‘by’ ffie’sun, and the closest you 
;come to a pink cottage is a girl 
baby’s birthday cake. i 
It is easy to lose grasp of a 
dream world in New York, where 
money is so much the goal of every 
man. i 
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1950   
  
     
    
   
     
  3 : its He | The’ ’g wettest stale in 
italy WillTest (Brepter Jones. (Alger Hiss, WilelSSarisSeee ie rer eres , _ |Sheds Radiance ou! ates a pollo. (STA Snches. The Set sab we 
; Nevada, inches. Al. aninat (02 Newark Jail Reported! 5 f Mrs, Hise tald the Post that she |t)'S" average is 29-inches of rain 
for State Lawmakers New Cabinet uae ae a Y Split esi a 
| \.alediong Tan Allabigen Lee-|bens tn the sructal tax and debt Parliament Sets. Vote |Srcen speckled tie and green suede New York Post SayS) sss is 54 His wile’ ie about. the | 
djistature is about to take on the/problems. Others could be includ-| On Christian Democrat shoes moved through the front door} Breakup Comes Altar sasee aan. Teas have.en. a C8 
Hh neil ee eee w.: Try to End Crisis _ “| inside this ‘symphony in sreen|29 Years of Marriage jrarvard next year Se also has A 
_ When lawmakers reassemble at} House Republican leaders are ‘ was Prophet Jones, revivalist, who peg Timothy, 30, by former mar-. , 
“vice|8 pam. tonight, they'll find 23 con-| determined to press for an early | ROME (AP) — The Italians va re ph - NEW YORK @ — Alger Hiss and riage fo Thever latent, ended 
-wag/stitutional amendment pear decision on resolutions to provide 6 et ne te aaa al isa amen 4 MOY i wife have separated after 29 in divo ; 4 
{tions stacked up tor their 
eration. Only two weeks will be 
left to act on them. 
x * & a 
.| Due for prompt attention were 
at least three that most certainly years of — the New York 
Post said today 
Both declined to comment on the 
report. 
x * * 
The Post said a member of the topaz pendant, and rm contain- |" 
ing other glistening stones They 
orbited like oversized fireflies 
every time he moved, 
Police issued a warrant for 
Jones’ arrest last Friday, after Since release from, prison Hiss’ 
had been administrative assistant, 
to the president of a firm manu: 
facturing combs, In 1957 he wrote 
a book, “In the Court of Public 
Opinion,” in which he insisted upon) sure their worst political crisis 
since the war is over until Parlia- 
‘\ment approves the Cabinet. 
Antonio Segni succeeded in 
forming a one-party minority gov- 
ernment, President -Giovanni remove any doubt about the Leg: 
istature’s power to enact a grad- 
uated income tax. 
And thrust into the foreground 
ilate last week was a third to peg ‘Gregory Oil Co. 94 East Walton Bivd. 
Phone FE 5-6141_ . 
      
    last fall, 
The California GOP needs build- 
ing from the ground up, Nixon told 
a news conference Sunday on his 
arrival from Oregon centennial 
nections in ee o~Rackets Group Meets 
With Hoffa in Secret 
WASHINGTON (UPI) — The 
Senate Rackets Committee sched- 
uled a secret session with team- 
nectaee the illness of Secre- "|sters President James R. Hoffa tary of State John Foster Dulles, 
Nixon told reporters that the El- 
senhower-Dulles policy of “firm- 
ness on principle and flexibility og 
tactics” in dealing with the Soviet 
Union will continue. 
Nixon said he will breakfast} 
with former 
Goodwin J. Knight in Los 
Ae 
* * * 
— Rory defeated for 
tor and Koowland was 
‘beaten for the governorship. The 
Democrats also both the today (2 p.m, EST), possibly in 
connection with alleged racketeer- 
ing in the juke box industry. 
* x * 
The committee would not say 
what it wanted to = Hoffa 
jebout, : : 
* * * 
But last week, Hoffa-backed 
teamster local 266 in New. York 
was described as the current con- 
tender for control of juke box 
lars a year. 
Committee counsel Robert F. 
Kennedy described elements in 
the lecal as “successors of 
Murder Incorporated.” 
x * * 
‘The committee will resume pub- 
lic hearings tomorrow on alleged 
gangland invasion of the juke box oeee grossing 11 million dol- 
,|industry in New York, Witnesses 
last week testified that racketeers 
had founded one union after an- 
other to force tribute from juke 
box operators through use of pro- 
  fessional pickets. jin committee, the state debt ceiling at 50 mil- 
lion dollars, instead of the existing 
$250,000. * * 
Gov. Williams last Thursday 
tagged such a_ constitutional 
change ‘a suitable alternative’ to 
mortgaging: the 50 million dollar 
veterans trust fund, his first pre- 
scription for meeting the cash 
emergency. 
The debt limit proposal remains 
but now might 
quickly join the other two on the 
calendar for early floor action, 
ee 
Three more resolutions at de- 
bate stage would give the Legisla- 
tyre the final say on civil service 
pay raises, change the name of the 
Michigan State University govern- 
ing body to the MSU board of trus- 
tees and provid a new method of 
financing new construction at state 
colleges, 
Chinese Reds Shell 
Offshore Quemoy Isle 
TAIPEI (AP) — The Chinese 
Communists shelled both’ ends of 
the offshore island front lightly 
Sunday then lapsed into their cus- 
tomary even-numbered day  si- 
lence, 
The Nationalist Defense Minis- 
try said the Red artillery fired 
270 shells at the Quemoy Islands *® 
  
      and 20 at Kao-Teng, in the Matgu 
group 150 miles to the north.   Gronchi approved jit and told the 
lean, white-haired Segni to come 
back to the Presidential Palace to- 
day and be sworn in - premier, 
x * 
It looked as though Segni's gov- 
ernment would pass muster in 
Parliament since it has suppor} of 
the Liberals and some Monarch- 
ists. 
Segni needed no parliamentary 
vote of confidence to assume of- 
fice. But late this week or early 
next both the Chamber of Depu- 
ties and the Senate must approve 
the Cabinet. Failure to get this 
would force him to resign. 
Chef Gives Advice   
on Eating, Long Life | COVINA, Calif, @—On his birthday, retired chef Wilberte di Blase offered this advice for | 
healthy eating: 
“In every 24 hours make sure - the 
     
you ent ops vegethble that grows | | 
underground and one on top of | 
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| Mrs. Delores Robinson, 31, 
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‘Areas 
  LESTER ©. CAMPBELL Kendall and aes Earl ‘Culley, 
Lester E. Campbell, 78, of 30 
Norton Ave., died ‘s at Pon- 
tiac General Hospital after an ill- 
ness of four years. : 
A member of St. Vincent de 
Paul Church, he was a retired): 
employe of Pontiac Motor Division; Pontiac. He also leaves a brother 
Surviving besides his wife, Mary,|35 grandchildren and seven great are four daughters, Mrs, Edward) grandchildren ‘7:30: p.m, ‘Tuesday at Donelson- 
_|Johns Funeral Home. Service will 
be held at 10 a.m, Wednesday at 
St. Vincent de Paul Church with 
burial in Mt. Hope caine Ceme- 
tery. 
SRS. JAMES L. GIDCUMB 
Mrs. James L. (Almeda E.) Gid- 
ee 64, of 366 W .Ypsilanti Ave.,|M 
“y| died Saturday at St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital following a heart attack. ieee 
A member of the First tack cago 
Brethren Church, she had been a 
‘Pontiac resident since 1938. 
Surviving besides her husband 
are three daughters, Mrs. Flora 
Owens of Mansfield, Ohio; Mrs. 
Ludean Looney of-Clarkston; Mrs. 
Irene Owen of Pontiac; and five 
/sons, Leonard and Chalmers, both   
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* Also surviving are a_ brother, 
Jesse Wilson of Pontiac, three sis- 
ters, 26 grandchildren and seven 
great-grandchildren. 
Service will be held at 2 p.m. 
Tuesday at First Social Brethren 
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INCH MEMORIALS, INC.   George 
Roslyn St..died of a gunshot 
wound Sunday.at St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital saputl he ‘had been a 
The Rosary will be. recited at|patient five day Mr. Same on ot to Pontiac from 
Falls City, Neb., and opera 
collision shop here. He" was ‘alive? 
member ‘of Elks Lodge 810. 
Surviving besidés his wife, 
IE, and mother, Mrs. Henry Mil- 
ler, are brothers and sister, James, 
Mrs. Edwin Barnhart, Mrs. Milford 
— Mrs. Leonard Caves oe and 
. Robert Vidlund, all of Pon 
sees Henry of Philomath, Ore.; 
mingham; Paul of 
Sum xr; David of Van 
Neos. Calif’? and ;Mrs. Norman 
Hoefferle of Park. Falls, Wis. 
An Elks Lodge of Sorrow will 
be conducted at Donelson-Jdbns 
Funeral Home at 8:30 p.m, Tues- 
day. Service will be held at 3:30 
p.m, Wednesday at Donelson-Johns 
Funeral Home with burial in Perry 
Mt. Park Cemetery. 
MRS, FRANK M, SHOOK 
Mrs. Frank M. (Nellie E.) Shook, 
47, of 72 Court St., died Sunday at 
Pontiac General Hospital following 
a one-year illness, 
A member of the First Open 
Bible Church, Mrs. Shook leaves 
her husband, a — and two 
brothers. ° 
          |Cemetery. The body is at the 
Farmer-Snover Funeral -Home.   Telephone FE 5-6931 864 N. Perry Street 
  
‘ Service will be held ‘at 1 p.m. “GEORGE F, MILLER neral Home with burial in’ White 
F. Miller, 53. of 357| Chapel Memorial Cemetery, 
ted ome alter an illness of six 
ie are @ daughter, Mrs.° Edith “— MRS, HERMAN A. SIEWERT_ 
Mrs. Herman A, (Bertha Mae) 
Siewert, 73, of 93 E. Hopkins St., 
died Sunday at Pontiac General 
Fifth St. * 
Sole survivors are two brothers, 
Arthur and Clifford, ane of Wash- 
ington, ' 
CHARLES Ht, WHITKOPF 
IMLAY CITY — Service for 
Charles H. Whitkopf, 79, of 245 E. 
will be held at 2 p.m. "Te died. Rindag, snecsing ak eth ices ee 
after a. lengthy iiness, | Forest,. both 
Mr. Was a litelong|of Detroit, an : 
member of the community. He was! and 11 g1     
  
  icviving besides her husband! 
ot: Los Angeles Calif.; a so 
ward W. Taylor of Pontiac: | 
eight grandchildren, and seven 
srechgaudchiidren, She also 
leaves two brothers and two -sis- 
"|ters. 
Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Wednesday at. Voorhees-Siple Fu- 
neral Home with burial in the) 
Lutheran Cemetery, Mt, Clemens. | 
MRS. DAVID ©. TAYLOR 
Mrs. David C. (Lavina F.) Tay- 
ler, 82, of 526 Auburn Ave., = 
Saturday, 
She is survived by a son, Chap- 
man D. and a daughter, Mrs, Eth: | 
elyn Workinger, both of Pontiac, 
Also surviving is a brother. 
Service will be held at 2 p.m. 
Wednesday at Pursley Funeral 
Home with burial in Oak Hill     
  - FRANK J, ARMSTRONG 
ALMONT—Service for Frank 9, | 
Armstrong, 81, of 8075 Almont Rd., 
will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at 
Muir Brothers Funeral Home here. 
with burial in the West _Bérlin           Wednesday at Donelson-Johns Fu- 
  
          
        
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Latter of West Branch, and Mrs. | 
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  WALLED LAKE — Service for   
Mrs. Ada H- Clutz, 88, of 733 E.|f 
Walled .Lake Dr., was held .at} 
1 p.m. today at Richardson-Bird | 
Funeral Home here with burial in 
Walled Lake Cemetery. She diéd 
Saturday in a Pontiac convales- 
cent home sett a lengthy ill- 
ness. 
Sole survivor is a son, Leon W,, 
of Walled Lake. . 
FRED CRAUSE 
OXFORD — Service for Fred 
Crause, 91, of 52 S. Washington 
St., was held at 11 a.m. today at! 
Flumerfelt Funeral Home here 
with burial in Forest Lawn Ceme- 
tery, Detroit. He died Friday in       Surviving are one son, Alfred of | 
Detroit; five sisters, Mrs, Nettie 
Bottums, Mrs. Freda Stromam and 
Mrs, Helen Pomerville, all of De-/} 
of Livonia; 12 grandchildren and 13, 
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mao ESLER 
TROY — Private service for 
Dennis .Esler, infant son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Donald C. Esler, of 21195 
Syracuse St. Warren, was held at} 
2 p.m. today at Price Funeral 
Home here with burial in Oak- 
view Cemetery, Royal Oak, The 
baby died shortly after birth Sat- 
petra in Holy Cross Herons! De- 
e aurviving besides his pares are 
one sister, Denise Lynn, at home; |} 
and his grandparents, Mr, and 
Mrs. Norman Esler and Mr. and 
| Mrs, Robert Sanders, all of De- 
| troit. 
CARLTON GRANT HINE 
ROCHESTER—Service for Carl- 
ton Grant Hine, 61, of 56177 Shelby 
Rd., will be held at 10 a.m. Wed- 
nesday at St. Andrew Catholic 
Church here. The Rosary will be 
said at William R. Potere Funeral 
Home at 8:30 p.m, Tuesday. Burial 
will be in Mount Avon Cemetery | 
under the auspicies of Homer Wing | 
Post 172 of the American Legion, | 
Rochester. 
Mr. Hine died Saturday at St. 
Joseph Hospital, . Mt. Clemens, 
after a short ‘illness. oo 
He was a retired member of the 
Detroit Water Board, a member of 
the Veteran of Foreign Wars Wol- 
verine Post 171, Detroit, and of 
the American Legion Post 172, 
Lt. Commander in the US Navy, 
having served in both World War 
University of Detroit School of 
Engineering in 1921. 
Surviving are his wife, Florence, 
one daughter, Mrs. George Huy- | 
sentruyt of Detroit; and = 
grandchildren. ~ . 
MRS, ALABAMA F. SCHULTZ 
TROY — Service for Mrs. .Ala- 
bama F. Schultz, 73, of 1341 Brad- 
ley St. will be held at 2 p.m. to- 
morrow at the Cool Springs Bap- 
tist Church in Beaver Dam, Ken- 
ltucky, with burial in the Cool 
Surviving are four daughters,|} 
Mrs. Melvin Kerr of Troy, Mrs. 
William Bruner of Hazel Park; | 
two sons, Roscoe H. of Hazel Park 
and Lucian J.; 20 grandchildren 
and 17 great grandchildren._ 
GLEN W. SHINGLETON 
WASHINGTON — Service for 
Shingleton, 72, of 61080 
Romeo Plank Rd., will be held at 
|3 p.m, Wednesday at Roth’s Home | 
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  stor}. No sales how much legend- 
ary appeal has been wrapped around 
story of the Pilgrim Fathers, they 
Bre being pushed off their lofty 
pedestal. And even the religious over- 
tones which lent added color to the 
voyage of the Mayflower have not 
been able to silence the attacks. 
: The debunkers are having their 
LS say. . 
ee The prosaic facts are coming out. 
xk *®. ® _ 
Not that anyone ‘has denied 
that the Pilgrims came to the _ 
’ New World, or that they estab- 
lished the Plymouth Colony in. 
what later became the State. of 
. Massachusetts. No one could 
disprove that. 
WR oR, 
    a tay petiaeny Mave gene oo far | 
as to claim: . 
1. That there were a lot of White 
folks, as well as Indians, in what is 
now New England when the Pilgrims 
arrived in 1620. 
2. That they had been holding 
thanksgiving services in the Virginia 
Colonies years before the Pilgrims 
held their first service of that kind 
at Plymouth. 
x «x * 
_3. ‘That, far from being alone 
and dependent solely on their own 
resources, the Pilgrims had to 
make only a comparatively short 
run by boat to obtain supplies of 
fish and other food from_an older 
white settlement off the Maine 
coast. 
~~ * * 
4. That before the Pilgrims made 
their memorable trip across the At- 
lantic, scores of boats had made the 
same journey. After the Norwégian 
explorers had discovered the North 
American continent, after Columbus 
had exploded the myth of a flat 
world, Irish fishermen, then French 
and English, had followed in grow- 
| ing numbers. 
i In fact, the debunkers assert, a. 
| sizable fishing industry already had 
been established off the New Eng- 
land coast and on to the north. Even 
the Virginia colonies sent fishing 
boats up to Maine to bring back loads 
. Of salted cod. The Plymouth colonists 
did the same. 
x * * 
So another legentt is rudely 
shattered. To be sure, Miles Stan- 
dish, like Kilroy, was there. But, 
if you are going all the way with 
the debunKers of the Pilgrim 
legend, by the time Miles Standish 
got there, white folks were hold- 
ing clambakes on the shore almost 
-\ gightly all the way up the coast. 
‘Ss te Ri ® It is too bad they keep picking on 
those lovely old stories that we 
_ learned in grade school. But that . 
seems to be one of the prices we have 
to pay for this bright new world of 
science. . 
Move over, Pilgrims, Make way for 
the space age. And oh yes, rewrite 
            
   
   
                 
                 
  ‘Lambs’ . Again Prepare 
for Annual Shearing 
_ Shearing time is here again. The 
“mass bleating you are about to hear another Sante! in the history books, 
vor oo omens gai   
by the Internal Revenue ‘esvibe, 
“which has just issued its figures _ 
‘on the coos of last year. 
* Oe | 
Tf anyone has any doubt about the 
annual take, just take a look at these 
figures. The IRS points out that 
59,817,000 individual income tax re- 
turns were filed in 1958 covering 
$279,231,275,000 in adjusted income 
for 1957, the previous~year: 
This is a pretty good yearly take, 
even for the government. 
x «*« * 
The more than 59 million in- 
come tax return makers will 
undergo the annual shearing in 
the next few weeks. It’s just a 
thought, but if they united, they 
would make a powerful pressure 
group in favor of ‘reduced Fed- 
eral spending, a balanced budget 
and a halt to deficits that impose 
an additional penalty of inflation 
on all the American people. 
. Se, 
“Rogert HuTcHIns says every 
American should be educated to the 
limit of his capacity to learn."— David lawrenre Says: 
Press report. Even including: those 
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The Man About Town 
Branch of U. of M. Was Established in Pontiac   
  
Before General School Days - 
Pedestrian: A person who too- 
_ often stands up for his rights — 
in the middle of the street. 
  It was only four‘years after the first 
white settlement on the present site of 
Pontiac in 1818 that primary’ school 
facilities were under way. The children. 
were taught in the homes of some of the 
pioneers. There it was that 
Eunice and Martha Stevens, 
in 1822 became Pontiag's first teachers, 
Funds for the purpose were raised by 
subscription among the few families then 
here, and there was danger that the bare 
rudiments of an education would be re- 
stricted to children of people with finan- 
cial means, with the others going 
ignorant. : 
After the levying of a school tax, three 
years later the first public school was 
opened in a temporary building, just west 
of the ‘site of the present court house. 
There only the , primary grades were 
taught, the Stevens Sisters being the first teachers. 
To supply the means for a higher edu- 
cation, some local men of means had the 
Pontiac Academy chartered by special act 
of the Michigan territorial legislature on 
April 23, 1833. It was to be a sort of ex- 
clusive school, and a building was erected 
for it near the court house, with 
- Charles Draper 
as the teacher, with a part time assistant 
or two, 
The idea did not go over so well, and it 
was put out of business in 1837 by the 
' opening here of a branch of the Univer- 
sity of Michigan, going into the same 
building as the academy had used. The U 
‘of M. then was called Central University 
of Ann Arbor, and it sent here its Pro- 
fegaor. : 
George P. Williams 
who had charge of the branch. 
After three years the branch was aban- 
doned, through lack of patronage, the 
reason being . “inability of students to 
come here on account of the poor roads, 
also their desire to get a higher educa- 
tion where a greater variety of courses is 
offered.” The property finally passed to 
the ownership of the local Presbyterian 
_chureh, It would seem then that Pontiac was 
the first location of a branch of the Uni- versity of Michigan, and it now becomes 
the first to have in its immediate vicinity 
§ Nreieh ot Mhigan Biste University. 
“Bxperience in one me of its county offices 
will prove to you that Oakland County is 
larger in several ways than most people 
think, according to 
Daniel T. Murphy, 
who found that out as register of deeds, 
and- now is doubly impressed when he’s 
both Register and County Clerk. 
_—X—— 
Verbal Orchids to- = 
Mrs, Anna Cronin - 
of 100 South Ardmore St.; 89th birthday. 
Nathan Milmine - 
of Drayton Pisins; Sth birthday. 
. Orville Buchanan 
of Lake Orion; 86th bitthday. 
‘Simon Rudduck 
ot gd Slst birthday. . 
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      _ No Room to Maneuver   
  ed 
4 Men Loom as Dulles’ Successors = 
WASHINGTON — There'll te a Thomas E, 
successor in due time to John 
Foster Dulles as eectetary ot of state, 
but—unless he really becomes ine 
capacitated — he 
willremaina 
The new secre- 
tary of state, 
whoever he may 
be, will be con- 
sulting with and 
workihg with 
  of state carries in h 
Pectin vongeelpe 
Dulles is not of the 
a cabinet offi 
and axes Gs Gorcranead Gm 
pletely. at * * * 
eo = 
appointments, it is necessary now 
to consider who will work har- 
moniously with the President and 
Dulles. 
There came to mind certain 
outstanding personalities—some of 
them national and international 
First in order of consideration, 
naturally, is Christian Hertey, the 
undersecretary of state today. He 
gets along well with Dulles. He 
has an excellent background in 
foreign affairs. 
Unfortunately, he has an ar- 
thritic condition and ocvasional- 
ly has to use crutches or a wheel 
* 
He could not, it is said, travel 
around .as much as Dulles has 
found it necessary to do in the 
*- fast-moving world of events today. 
x ®. ® 
Next there's former Sen. Henry 
Cabot Lodge, now the top man‘for 
this country in the United Nations 
in New York. He speaks French 
fluently, has sparred and debated 
with diplomats from all over the 
world in the forums of the U.N. 
He has been attending cabinet 
meetings in the last few years 
whenever they dealt primarily 
with international affairs, He, 
too, harmonizes with Dulles. 
Then there is Douglas Dillon, 
deputy undersecretary of state. for 
economic affairs, He was formerly 
ambassador to France, also speaks 
French fluently and has an excel- 
lent =~ and economic back- 
* * * 
“ There’s a fourth name which 
comes up again and again in the 
conversations here about a possible 
successor to Dulles. It’s that. of —_—   
The Country Parson 
  
Weoeig Ny. 
“I'm uncomfortable ahah th 
strengthen their 
other by joining for each 
together to hate outsiders.” Dulles, For po . 
  ‘Dewey, former gover- 
nor of New. York State and twice 
the presidential candidate of the 
Republican Party. 
_  (Editor’s Note: The Press 
has information from a reliable . 
source that Thomas E. 
‘vould not accept the post if it 
were offered him, preferring 
to Steeda away from the politi- 
éal wars and continue his pri- 
vate law practice.) -. 
He helped Eisenhower. get his 
‘first nomination in 1962, and he 
helped Vice President Nixon win 
renomination in 1956 over Harold 
Stassen's rebellion. 
He has been functioning lately 
as an international lawyer in 
private practice—a field in which   
  Dulles himself engaged for several 
years. 
OUTSTANDING FIGURE 
In many respects Dewey is the 
eyes of European. diplomats. 
There is one hitch.” It is being 
The question is ir Ike and Tom 
Dewey woutd get along. 
(Copyright, 1969)   
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Calcium, Sunshine Vitamin * 
Are Natural Combination 
years ago, 
- , Numerous queries concerning ‘‘food 
~ combinations.” Many of that era 
followed a diet fad which was 
marketed 
regarded the 
combination of 
protein and 
starch, for ex- 
“patible or in 
effect “poison- ous."’ 
It never oc- 
ec rred to the 
® master salesman 
DR, BRADY or his innocent 
customers that the Creator com- 
bined ‘protein and starch in the 
staff of life—wheat. 
Certain food combinations are 
more. appetizing than others and 
probably more digestiblé Thus 
bread and milk or meat and po- 
tato go well together, but- meat 
and ik do not. There is a physi- 
ological reason for this. 
The gastric juice secreted in 
the stomach at the taste of meat 
is ygogd to that secretéd at the 
taste of bread, And the juice 
secreted at the taste of milk is, 
similar to that secreted at the 
taste of bread. But the meat 
juice and milk juice are dissimi- 
lar in character, 
Calcium and vitamin D, the sun- 
shine vitamin, go well together. 
One without the other is never 
quite effective in physiology (nu- 
trition) or therapeutics (the pre- 
vention or treatment of disease), 
* * * 
This does not necessarily mean 
that every meal, morsel, or dose 
of calcium must -include enough 
vitamin D to insure good assimi- 
lation and utilization of the calcium 
.. A good daily ration 
  suffice, as a rule, 
but it is simpler to take calcium 
and D combined. if the purpose is 
to correct calcium deficiency. 
The ordinary diet of Americans 
is generally lacking in calcium, 
essential for these reasons: ‘ 
1. It is essential for ossifica- 
2. It is necessary for clotting of blood. 
3. It diminishes permeability of 
tissues 
heart, 
5. Maintains tone of skeletal 
mus¢les—promotes firmness, - 
6. Regulates exvitability of | 
nerve and nerve a seal 
“gteadies the nerves.” . 
‘Three glasses (1% pints) of milk 
\e . ample, as incom. ~- 
ration once or - 
' time and talked 
~~ “But she doesn’t a day supply enough calcium to 
keep an adult in fine fettle, though 
probably not enough for a growing 
child. Milk, by the way, contains 
more calcium (lime) than. lime 
water does. Three glasses of milk 
would suuply about 12 grains of 
calcium. 
* ** 
» not more than one  Noice of the People.   
- 
é 
»« Teachers: Answer. Letters 
_ About Salaries, 
  
wages the last two years. 
* 
  x * 
Immediate and serious consideration. to rectify a few inequalities 
lies ahead. 
I get pretty sick of hearing the 
old story about lucky teachers who 
get paid and also get three months 
vacation. ; 
 *«£.-%. 
Why don’t you check reliable 
sources before making 
‘It Isn’t Fair 
for 2 to Pay’ , 
I agree with Freeman Clark and 
I would vote for a bum if he would 
outlaw, alimony when the mother 
remarries. The man who pays 
“ alimony is treated like a stray dog 
~elther pay or go to jail. The 
mother.remarries and has two men 
on the string, both of them paying. 
B. F. 
Asks No. Speedway 
in Shelby Township 
* Shelby Township homeowners 
newspaper has taken 
to gather information on the pores 
_ability of a race track in this area, 
Our township officials haven't been 
any more help. Please give us a 
voice, 
M. M. 
Shelby Township ° 
Taxpayer Asks 
Better Service 
With the Municipal Airport sup- 
ported by our tax money now, 
why can’t we have better help at 
the gas pumps and better manage- 
ment? Runways need sanding 
badly, and if you: get stuck you 
help yourself or ask another pilot 
for help. Let's see what can be | 
done. 
Unhappy Pilot” Teacher 
Sad Dog Lovers. 
Tell Their Stories 
T can’t see why @ person should 
hold a lost dog, a mian’s best 
he hadn’t been shot or picked up. 
He. wears a tag with his ad- 
dress and owner’s name. 
He was our only dog and stayed 
‘Could We Follow 
Detroit’s Lead?’ 
‘Time Will Prove 
Dulles’ Greatness 
President's confidence and is a 
great safety valve for this coun- 
try. He should go down in history 
as one of our greatest. Americans 
and one who has shown great 
  
Case Records of : a Psychologist:   
Wives Need More Than Money 
Marjorie has been seduced by 
another man and her husband 
cannot understand why. The 
other man cannot compare on 
most counts. But he does un- 
derstand feminine psychology! 
Women are not passionate 
creatures but they have certain 
ego hungers that must be sat- 
“isfied or they may follow Mar- 
jorie’s example. Husbands,’ note 
well! . 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
CASE A-455: Marjorie L., aged 
32, is the wife of a business ex- 
ecutive. 
* *& *& 
“Dr. Crane, I am all broken 
up about Mar- 
jorie," her hus- 
band actually shed 
tears-as he began 
his ‘story, _ 
“She ran off, 
with another man 
three weeks ago. 
Yesterday I saw 
her for the. first        
     
     
to her. 
CRANE 
want to come back to me. She 
seems infatuated with this other 
fellow. He is no good and doesn’t 
even have a regular job, yet he 
casts a spell over her. 
“I haye always given Marjorie 
ie. TASS cee 
“So what made her 
with this other fellow? Is 
cheap and fickle?” 
NOT BREAD ALONE 
“Man does not live by bread 
alone,’’ Christ stated. 
And modern conweniences, _ plus 
‘a -liberal allowance for household 
expenses, are not enough to meet,. 
_the emotional hurigers of wives. ' 
ney ls + very ianpertont 
a goal of niost men. But they 
should never let it béecloud their 
understanding of female psychol- 
ogy. 
For women want attention: 
“I want to feel important,” is 
the motto figuratively . branded 
across their chests at birth. 
* > ee 
When women splurge to get a 
new hat or a mink coat, it isn’t 
just the desire to squander money 
that motivates thefn. 
No} they want to get attention! 
- The new hat is suppose to cause . 
people to look at them admir- 
ingly. Likewise, the fur coat. Or 
the new car. 
But if your rustendé will satisfy 
their basic hunger for attention as 
conveniences, s 
* nf 
And this ne'er-do-well who roe he was an efficient execu- 
tive. He made the decisions and 
ran the office where he was em- 
ployed. 
* rit 
So he carried over this ‘‘bossy” 
role in his own home. ; 
Women don’t mind being bossed. 
In fact, they like it up to a certain 
point, 
But they don’t care to have their 
ego stifled. They want to feel im- 
portant. 
How many of you husbands ‘have 
asked your wifes for advice today? 
  you usurp her function | Do you 
handle the money or do 
ping? the 
     
    
  
  
    
  
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Berlin” continues to make that city one of the touchiest trouble 
spots in the worldwide cold war between East and West. Newsmap 
above shows details of the most important connecting links — air, 
= rail, highway and water — between the isolated city and free West 
Germany. Shortest route is ,110 miles. 
To Be ‘Practical’ Steps ~ 
  
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TELEVISION? 
RADIO? 
NEWSPAPERS? 
MAGAZINES? 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS tt may promote serious negotia- 
tions with the Soviet Union for 
uniting East and West Germany. 
The shape of the formula is still 
to be determined, but it is ex- 
pected to push the Western re- 
quest for free all-German elec- 
tions somewhat into the back- 
ground. 
* * * 
Many experts now believe that 
the unifying process could go on 
for as much as two years before 
nationwide elections were held, In 
the meantime practical steps in 
the economic and political field 
could be taken to bring the two 
Germanies closer together. 
Diplomatic informants said to- 
day that the United States, Brit- 
ain, France and West Germany 
are guided by two main tactical 
considerations in the wholesale 
review of their German policies 
which is now under way. 
Their primary aim is to test to 
the limit — without sacrificing 
vital Western interests — the pos- 
sibility that the Soviet govern- 
ment may be ready for serious 
negotiations and compromises on 
the unity issue. 
Their other concern is to dem- 
onstrate to the world a Western 
readiness to negotiate with initia- 
tive and flexibility. . 
Several Western concessions al- 
ready have become -known.as.a re- 
sult of exchanges among the gov- 
ernments in Washington, London, 
Paris and Bonn. These conces- 
sions include: 
] ‘* 8 * 
1. A decision to propose in a 
government that German advisers 
participate in a prospective East- 
West foreign ministers conference. 
2. A declared readiness—recent- 
ly stated by Secretary of State 
- |Joun Foster Dulles—to have a 
foreign ministers conference with 
the Soviet Union without advance 
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  | required from the Soviet Union is) 
ito talk about all aspects of the 
|German problem so that both 
isides could bring up any pro) 
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3. A decision that the reunifi- 
cation of Germany through free 
election — the formula to which 
the Western powers have clung 
for many years — is not the only 
possible way to obtain German 
unity. 
Initiated by Dulles, this change 
broke down the West's rigid posi- 
tion on one of the crucial Ger- 
man issues. 
Authorities said today that any 
merger plan acceptable to the 
West would require at some point 
all-German elections. to choose a 
new unity government but that the 
elections would not have to be a 
first step by any means.     
    
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HAVANA (AP) — Six weeks aft- 
er*bis revolutionary triumph Fi- 
‘Castro remains a figure ‘of 
néar peeiiery stature to the av- 
e n 
= * * * 
ae local detractors have ap- 
‘on the scene. Their ranks 
will‘ grow, as they do against all 
public figures. But thus far, the 
a here seems of a mi- 
n 
Castro’s position, at. least for 
the “present, appears secure. 
His elevation to prime minister 
atthe age of 32 gives him the 
civil administrative power to car- 
ry forward on an economic level 
ieceeaution he won by: force of 
arms, 
“-American-newsmen who fol- 
lowed Castro on a five-day trip to 
Oriente came ‘back impressed 
with his energy. 
His popularity in the east is im- 
mense, with no os of diminish- 
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Fi: jend of the trip: The others gave up through sheer frustration or]. 
-|Bisenhower. I work 20 hours a Of the 15 newsmen who started 
the tour, only one remained to the 
mixed connections, The one re- 
Tpaining confessed he stuck it out 
chiefly because it was the - only 
sure way of getting back to Ha- 
vana, 
* * * 
Castro delivered five speeches 
of more than one hour each in five 
days; he spoke informally at sev- 
eral other smaller meetings, held 
two large press conferences and 
several smaller ones, 
Although the junket covered a 
stretch only 125 miles long—from 
Manzanillo to Guantanamo in 
Oriente province—he covered the 
area three times by auto, plane 
and helicopter. 
Crowds mushroomed from no- 
where all along the tour, day and 
night, scheduled or unscheduled. 
His pe and the symbol 
of economig’ liberation he repre- 
sents to poorer folk made him 
a powerful attraction. 
At Manzanillo, a crowd of 10,- 
000 waited from 9 p.m., the sched- 
uled hour, until 12:15 a.m., when 
he showed up, They were still 
there 2 hours and 10 minutes later 
when he finished speaking. 
In talks he is a master of in- 
flection and seems to evoke laugh- 
ter or cheers or silence with ease. 
Perhaps he overemphasizes with 
hand gestures, and jt is generally 
conceded he does not have a good 
speaking veer: en 
Away fron the speaking plat- 
form and the crowds, Castro is 
triendly and open as any 32 year 
old out on the town. He chatted 
informally with newsmen on the 
trip when time permitted. He in- 
sisted on only one item: no posed 
pictures. One night AP photog- 
rapher Harry Harris asked him 
to sit atop a table as he talked 
to the crowd around him, The 
crowd was pressing so close that 
Castro, unless on elevation, would 
not have appeared in a picture. 
“I will not pose,” Castro said 
seriously.   
time,”’ Harris complained, putting 
his camera down. 
Castro retorted: ‘Look, I'm not 
day. Eisenhower plays golf.” 
*® * * 
Then turning to a reporter -mak- 
ing notes, he said, “‘And you get 
that right. This is not meant as a 
reflection on the President of the 
United States.”’ 
The crowd applauded. Castro 
smiled, Then he leaped on top of 
the table and told Harris: ‘‘Go 
ahead, Shoot.” 
Harris did. 
    
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the 1957 count of 19,837. 
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came Wayne State University with 
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    communism in which they _Sath| 
|would push hard again, when it 
f .|phrase recently become popular, 
    sided, at least. temporarily, be- 
hind its frontiers and avoided ma- 
jor crises. 
There was never any doubt it 
thought it could. 
* * * 
been Dulles’ basic policy. He 
adopted it, made it his own, and 
expanded it with new alliances. 
Because Dulles has pursued this 
containment policy relentlessly, he 
has’ been accused of being too rig- 
id, too unbending, or, to use a 
too inflexible. 
True, he made few if any con- 
cessions to the Communists. But 
they made few, if any, either. 
Just because Dulles devoted 
himself so thoroughly to the stand- 
off policy it is hard to recall any- 
thing which history could point to 
as original in his six years. 
* * * 
That does not mean history will 
find fault with his six years of 
stewardship as a whole, although 
it may quarrel with pieces of it.   
The Truman-Acheson policy has|_ 
  Perhaps in this era the' Dulles pol- 
icy was the only sensible one. 
One thing is sure: in those six!) 
years, except for the conquest of | 
half of Viet Nam and perhaps; 
scattered islands near China, 
world communism has not ob- 
tained an extra inch of real es- 
tate, 
But now the Soviets, after hi- 
bernating for years, are fully con- 
scious of their power, as they! 
-}demonstrated with their missile . 
claims. As if to mark the end of 
a period, they are pushing again. 
* * * 
They have made demands — in 
calling for a Western withdrawal! 
from West Berlin—which involve 
not only this country’s contain- 
ment policy but its relations with 
its allies, its position in Europe, 
and the future of Germany. 
And if the Soviets feel power- 
ful enough, now to push in Ger- 
many, they may also feel ready to 
push elsewhere. 
Because of the crisis over Ger- 
many, American foreign policy 
will undergo one of its severest 
tests. Containment may no long- 
er work, New policies may be 
needed. It seems unlikely Dulles 
will be wéll enough to make them, 
if they are made. 
* * * 
It is ironic that at this moment 
—when Dulles is stricken with 
  cancer—Soviet pressure may show 
that his policy has reached the 
end of its usefulness. | 
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ware” by Emanuel Leutze, who 
sold it. to the German govern- 
    ment, was destroyed in 1942 or | 
ing an Allied air raid in Bremen 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959   
New ejuipacene for sdmisisering 
na ,withdrawing blood at’ Pontiac 
General Hospital uses specially treated 
plastic bags for blood storage, result- 
ing in greater safety to the patient. 
Donald arab public relations direc: 
. 
Dr. John J. Marra, medical direc- 
tor and director of laboratories at the 
hospital, explains the routine for typing 
and cross-matching blood to Emma td 
Pontiac General Has Only One in County tor, 
unit. shows 
‘Howard, left, president of 
tion, and Mrs. Ross Stochwell of the 
purchasing committee, during a recent 
visit to the hospital.   
Pontiac Press Photos 
Mrs. Clark J. Adams, a 
member of the Oakland County Hos- . 
. pital Association whose members pro-- 
vided the equipment, a sample of Type 
A blood in the laboratory's storage 
  
  ‘associa- 
  
New Hemolator Saves 
By MARGARET BROWN 
A critically injured accident 
victim was losing blood fast— 
so fast that within 72 hours a 
medical team at Pontiac Gen- 
eral Hospital had administered 
some 40 pints of blood. The 
average adult contains five 
quarts of blood, which means 
that this patient received the 
. equivalent of. four complete 
- changes of blood within three 
days. 
A newly developed technique 
adopted by the hospital made 
this remarkable replacement 
of blood possible. 
* *« *& 
Donated. by the Oakland 
County Hospital Association, 
the equipment for blood with- 
drawal as well as administra- 
tion features specially treated 
plastic bags, rather than the 
standard pint bottle for blood 
storage. 
FEW IN STATE 
Pontiat General is the only 
hospital in Oakland County and 
one of the few medical cen- 
ters in Michigan able to utilize 
the system devised within the 
past three years. 
&, & ® 
Completely automatic, the 
equipment employs a vibrating 
machine known as a hemola- 
tor which holds the blood bag, 
mixing the substance more 
, thoroughly and leaving the 
laboratory technician free to go 
about other chores. 
Reason for using the plastic 
bags is that there is much less 
damage to blood cells and 
they may be preserved much 
longer; comments Dr. John J. 
Marra, medical director and 
director of laboratories at Pon- 
tiac General. There is Jess . 
damage to the cells upon flow- . 
ing into the bag and none cling 
to its surface, he said. 
* * * 
The main advantage of the 
setup is safety to the patient, 
for there is no possible way to 
¢ontaminate the blood, always 
a factor in standard blood 
work. From donor to. to 
recipient, it's a closed ‘cir- 
cuit, prohibiting formation of 
dangerous air “bubbles. 
ANOTHER BOON 
Another boon of the new 
System is that specific com-, 
ponents of blood may be ad- 
ministered. If, for peony 
a patient's major blood de- 
Fae ficiency is plasma, doctors may 
give him the exact amount his 
body needs. 
* * * 
Perhaps the most important 
element of the technique is that 
of time. This new method 
takes only three or four 
minutes to administer, whereas 
the old system took one to 
one-and-one-half hours. Blood 
may be given almost as fast 
as the patient is losing it. 
* * * 
Of the average 75-88 trans- 
fusions given a month at the 
hospital, patients have ex- 
perienced none of the reactions 
such as fever and chills often 
caused by the old system which 
almost always necessitated 
halting the transfusion. 
The Oakland County Hospital 
‘ Association has given $1,700 
for this project and will pay 
for another hemolator the hos- 
pital has ordered.. Dr. Marra 
reports that the patented 
equipment practically must be 
“handmade,” which accounts 
for its expense. | 
CHARTER MEMBER LIVING 
One of the-association’s char- 
ter members who met May 14, 
1901, to consider construction 
of a new hospital for the city 
| still is living. Mrs. Harry 
Coleman, now of Laguna 
Beach, Calif., was one of ‘six 
women who gathered to initiate 
the hospital work. 
Her husband, by the way, 
then was editor of The Pontiac 
Press, relates Emma: Howard, 
president of the association. 
* * * 
tion’s board opened 
the hospital and managed it 
until 1915, when the’ group 
made a gift to the city of the 
hospital, all its contents and 
the land surrounding it, which 
since has been used for addi- On May 18, 1910, the associa- 
members Lives Here 
tions. The first year of its op- 
eration, the hospital admitted 
165 patients from May to De- 
cember. 
* * * 
Mrs. Clark J. Adams is 
chairman of the association's 
purchasing committee, and 
Mrs, Ross Stockwell, Mrs. 
L. A. Farnham and Mrs. Max- 
well Shadley are committee 
members. ' 
* * * 
Board of Trustee members 
include Mrs. Adams, E. P. 
Barrett, Mrs. E. Milton 
Evans, who is first vice presi- 
dent of the association; Mrs. 
Farnham, Mrs. Harold A. 
' Fitzgerald, Mrs. H. F. Going, 
Emma Howard, Clarence K. 
Patterson, Mrs. S. J. Patter- 
son, Mrs. Shadley, Mrs. Stock- 
well, second vice president, 
Mrs. J, C. Walker, Mrs, F. L. 
Ward, Mrs. C. R. Williams 
and Mrs. Horace Young, sec- 
retary. 
4 From City Get 
U. of M. Degrees 
Four Pontiac students were 
among 1,310 University of 
Michigan students receiving 
degrees at the end ot the fall, 
semester Jan: 24. 
. & %: @ 
iGraduates 
street, B. S. in nursing; Harold 
W. Keivit, of Bennett street, 
B. S. in musie; and Howard T. 
Warren of Lagoon drive, B. A. 
         
       
        
          “Demonstrating the use of the hemolator — a ~ 
machine which automatically controls blood trans- 
fusions, thoroughly mixing the blood with its vibrat- 
ing action—is Naomi Cheney, blood bank technician. 
Mrs. Maxwell Shadley, left, and Mrs. Joseph C. 
Walker seem thoroughly absorbed in observing the 
new technique which has been instrumental in saving 
many lives. 
Anglemier-] epson Vows 
Spoken in Lutheran Rite 
Christ Lutheran Church was 
the scene of the Saturday aft- 
ernoon wedding of Helen Bev- 
erly Jepson and John Roger 
Anglemier, The Rev. Arvid E. 
Anderson officiated at the cere- 
mony before 200 guests. 
Parents of the couple are 
Mrs. Arthur John Jepson of 
Covert road and the late Mr. 
Jepson and Mrs. R, R. Angle- 
mier of-Front street and the 
late Mr, Anglemier. 
The bride’s gown of white ~ 
Chantilly lace featured a ba- 
tip veil was held by a pearl 
and rhinestone crown and she 
carried a bouquet of white 
roses. She wore a pearl neck- 
lace, a gift of the bridegroom. 
ATTEND BRIDE 
Mrs, James R.. Larkin was 
her sister’s matron of honor. 
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Charles 
Thomas and Mrs, Robert An- 
glemier Jr, 
All wore bailerina-length 
gowns of red taffeta with three- 
quarter-length sleeves and full 
skirts accented with bustle 
bows. They carried heart- 
shaped nosegays’ of red and 
white carnations, 
Serving as his brother's best 
man was Robert Anglemier. 
Ushers were James Larkin and 
Richard Porritt, 
A reception. was held at the 
church following the ceremony. 
  JANET STUTESMAN 
Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Stutes- 
man of East Cornell street an- 
nounce the engagement oftheir 
daughter, Janet Kay, to Rob- 
ert Edmunds, son of Mr. and 
Mrs. Leon Edmunds of East 
Walton boulevard. No wedding 
date has been set, : sage from her bridal bouquet. 
Mrs, J wore a dusty 
rose lace dress with black ac- 
cessories for her daughter’s 
wedding. Mrs, Anglemier was 
dressed in a navy blue crepe. 
dress with blue accessories. 
Both had pink rose corsages.     inHouse to. | 
‘Meet Family, Never Put Sums 
on List When 
Giving Purse 
By EMILY Post 
“Dear Mrs. Post: My moth-. , er thinks I. should meet my 
date: at our front door with 
my coat over my arm, all 
ready to leave. She says it's sFse 
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quite a lot and others very lit- 
tle. 
I have been. told that it 
would be in very bad taste to 
list individual amounts, but I 
don't think it is fair to those 
who contributed a large sum 
not to be given credit for it. 
What is your opinion?’ 
  Answer: Ind{vidual contribu- 
tions to such a purse should 
never be listed. a 
  
“Dear Mrs, Post: My daugh- 
ter has been invited to a debu- 
tante ball. She has a very / 
pretty white evening dress/ 
which she intended to Sear 
but was told that it would be 
wrong for her to do 80 on 
this occasion as only the debu- 
tantes should be dressed in“ 
white, Will you please tell me 
if this is true?” 
  Answer: It is conventional 
that debutantes wear white es- 
pecially where a number are 
coming out at the same ball, 
but there is no reason why 
your daughter should not also 
wear white. 
Gingellville Church Site 
of Reamer-Furney Vows - 
_ White gladioli banked the 
alter of Gingeliville First Bap- 
tist Church for the Saturday 
evening wedding of Thelda R. 
Furney and Duane R. Reamer. 
The Rev. William Miles of- 
ficiated at the ceremony be- 
fore 150 guests, 
* * * 
Parents of the couple are 
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Furney of 
- Lake Orion and Mr. and Mr's. 
Ralph Reamer of Walnut 
Street. 
IN LACE AND SATIN 
The bride wore a_floor- 
length dress of satin and lace 
featuring a scalloped neckline 
and three tiered skirt. She 
carried g cascade bouquet of 
white carnations. 
* * * 
Roberta Furney of Arlington, 
Va., was her sister's maid of 
honor. Bridesmaids were 
Nancy Wickman of Lake Orion 
and ‘Patricia Furney of Lake 
Orion, another of the bride's 
sisters 
The attendants wore red 
taffeta dresses with white 
Best man was Harvey Wide- 
man and bridegroom's attend- 
ants were @enson Savedge and Gerald Reamer, the  bride- 
groom's brother. Ushers were 
Michael Furney, the bride's 
brother, of Lake Orion and 
Duane Van Camp. 
* * * 
A reception was held at 
Gingellville Community Center. 
For her going-away outlfit, 
the bride wore a black suit. 
blue accessories and q white 
carnation corsage. 
GM Girls to View 
Pictures at Dinner 
6:30 p.m. Feb. 19 in Rotunda 
Inn, 
This will be a dinner meet- 
ing. and guests will 
  
  
  
  
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Honor Couple. 
At a @inner party held 
Wednesday at the Metropole 
Club, Windsor, Ontario, Can- 
ada, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Cc. 
Rohrbach of South Edith street Volunteer 
Bureau 
Plans Tea 
The Central Volunteer Bur- 
eau of the Pontiac Area United 
Fund {s shaping last minute 
plans {mn preparation for its 
second annual tea Thursday. — 
Dr, Lowell R, Eklund, di- 
rector of continuing education 
at Michigan State University 
Oakland, will be the featured 
speaker at the tea, which is 
being held at the yall 
Services Building, 132 Frank- 
lin Bivd., from 2 to 4:30 p.m. 
* y . & 
“The Role of the Volunteer 
tn the Community’> will be the 
topic of Dr, Eklund's talk, 
INVITATIONS SENT 
More than 250 invitations 
have been sent out to leading 
volunteers workers throughout 
the Pontiac area, according to 
Mrs, R, E, Meggitt, president . 
of the Bureau. 
“Early returns indicate we 
will have another fine turn- 
out this year,” stated Mrs, 
Meggitt. 
A highlight of the tea will 
be the presentation of com- 
munity service awards to out» 
standing volunteer workers. 
* * * * | 
The Central Volunteer Bur~ 
eau held its initial tea last 
Feb. 4, 1958, at the YMCA to 
honor its volunteer workers of | 
~ 1957, The success of this ven- 
ture prompted the Bureau 
Board of Directors to schedule 
another tea in recognition of 
the community service of its 
1958 volunteers, 
Arrangements committee for 
this year’s tea consists of Mrs. 
R. G, Bump, Mrs. Donald 
White and Mrs. Stanley Carter, | 
Dem Club to Meet 
The Oakland County Federa- 
tion of Democratic Women 
meets tonight at 8 p.m, at 
bok or emery Mrs, Irene 
Murphy, Board of gg of 
the University of Michigan, will 
be guest speaker, - and Dr, M. G.   Prosser, son 
of “Mrs, 
Francis Dumas 
of Pine Lake 
and’ Dr. M. G. 
. Prosser of 
Williams 
Lake, 
announced the engagement of 
their daughter, Jo-Ann B., to 
John G. Prosser. 
Mr. Pros: 
Francis of Pine 
liams Lake, 
resident trainee of mortuary 
science. Miss Rohrbach at- 
tended Highland Park Junior 
College. 
A September wedding is 
planned. 
PEO Unit Meets 
Chapter CL of: PEO Sister. 
hood met for a dessert lunch- 
eon at the Oxford road home 
of Mrs. C, W. Buck,   
  
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operetta, “The Lowland 
Northern High 
Choir to Stage 
‘Lowland Sea’ 
“The Lowland Sea,’’ an oper- 
| etta, and “Cumberland Fair,”- 
a curtain raiser, both by Alec 
Wilder and Arnold Sungaard, 
will| be presented by Pontiac 
Northern High School choir ac- 
companied by aq 23-piece or- 
chestra. 
A matinee performance will 
be given at 3:15 p.m. Mareh 5, 
and evening performances at 
8:15 p.m. March 6 and 7, All 
performances will be given in 
the new auditorium with pro- . 
ceeds to go to the Northern 
Choir robe fund. 
In the cast of “Cumberland 
Fair” are Dick Eley, Bill 
Dean, Ron’ Hutchinson, Linda 
Head, Nicky Trietsch and Tom 
Eley. 
The cast of ‘‘The Lowland 
Sea’’. includes Mary Jo Koren 
Jerry Kandt, Pat McCartney, 
Priscilla Jones, Linda Mc- 
Glothin, Alvin Lambert, Ron orchestra, will present an 
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      \ <THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1959 | i 
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Pon tine Press Photes 
“Cumberland Fair,” March 5 5 through 7. Ron Hutch- 
inson and Linda Head go over their parts for ““Cum- 
berland Fair,” a comedy and story of young love. 
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“YWCA blue” invitations to 
the 14th annual meeting of 
the Pontiac Young Women’s 
Christian Association are in the 
mail to more than 1000: mem- 
bers and friends of the local 
Pontiac Area United Fund sup- 
nial agency. 
The dinner meeting will be 
held in Grace Lutheran Church 
Fellowship Hall at 6:30 p.m. 
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The decorating theme of the 
World Fellowship program of 
the YWCA will be stressed with 
dolls and curios from various 
countries, The speakers’ table 
will be American in motif. 
. MYRTLE LABBITT TO TALK 
Mrs, Myrtle Labbitt, -home- 
makers radio editor at a De- 
troit radio and TV station, will 
be the guest speaker, Her 
daughter, Mrs. Jack Junod, 
who is co-featured with her 
mother “in the TV show “Myrt 
and Doris,” was a sehool friend 
of Mrs. Fred Stimpert, presi- 
dent of the Pontiac YWCA. 
Mrs. Labbitt.is acclaimed as 
one of the most popular wom- 
en speakers in Michigan. She 
has traveled extensively 
throughout the United States, 
Europe and Canada. ‘‘Living 
All of Your Life’ will be the 
topic of her talk, 
ee AS * 
The arrangements committee 1 Georo  Higiselt Would Like This Dessert — 2 tablespqons sugar 
1 package vanilla pudding 
1 can (No, 2) tart red cherries 
2 tablespoons cornstarch 
recipe to serve on Washing- % cup sugar 
.ton’s birthday. This Cherry 1 cup whipping cream 
get lag at tbread sounds Cut butter or margarine into 
such an occa- , 
sion, It comes from the files ‘Cr and edd 2 tablespoons sugar mixing until mixture 
looks like cornmeal. Pack into 
+ * 6x10 baking dish. Bake 25 
Mrs. Johnstone likes to re minutes at 400 degrees. Cool. 
finish old furniture and also to Prepare pudding accord- 
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cherries and add cornstarch 
and 4 cup sugar. Cook 
until clear. Add cherries. 
Cool. 
Pour pudding over short- 
bread érust. Top with cherry 
mixture. Serve with whipped 
cream. Serves 10-12. 
Pontiac YWCA 2 Pee 
Annual Dinner Feb. 24 
  MRS, MYRTLE LABBITT 
Mrs. Myrtle Labbitt, well- 
television known radio and ) per- 
sonality, wil] be guest speaker 
at the 14th annual meeting of 
the Pontiac Young Women’s 
Christian Association, Tuesday, 
  
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must be made at the YWCA 
by Feb. 20. 
  
, Shower Honors 
Barbara Wood 
~ Barbara L. Wood, daughter 
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: * * * 
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Miss Wood will marry Rob- 
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Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mills, 
March 7 at First Presbyterian 
Church. Joanne Wood, sister 
of the bride-elect, will be maid 
of honor. Jeanette McKee and 
Mrs. John Cook,’ both of Clarks- © 
mm, will = bridesmaids. 
* * 
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‘Tim Prejudioed’ — Abby : | : Peggy Lawson Becomes 
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Peggy “Leu. Lawson of Bloom-;home at Bloomfield Terrace after 
           
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By REN have won, I would, appreciate. | carries or three different — mingham, Dr. W. Glen Ha of: ve ridegroom 
me | it .very much ff you would kinds pripereibes with him, ficlated at. the ceremony Cm attended Oswego state Toneher's 
DEAR ABBY: have been settle this for me.” He says he is going to the 18 guesté. College, New York. 
having quite a few arguments CONFUSED | hospital when I am there in Parents of the couple are Mrs, 
lately about who really won the ; H. La iacKecenort| oe nena were Maeve 
Cia War. Ytav ame tieeds DEAR CONFUSED: Put all | labor - is going to take - ay Peg apse  potamgpe sheer crepe’ dress trintmed with 
frome . Fenian amiga eanghogpe hed is in the’ wating room, Don't |Mrs. John E. Atkinson of Walled] @PPtiques of matching lace for her 
who say the were. rary but I was | You think we would be justified ‘\Lake and the late Alexander Gem-|daughter’s wedding, and Mrs. At- 
South won. We ta ‘stat the South won a | in not letting his parents know : mell. kingon was dressed in a beige) SOFA as lew. o 15, 
rapeged and few battles, but the North won | until after the baby is born?” SIDNEY R. HALL The bride's blush pluk gown {Sheer crepe dress. Both had or. 
the Encylo....9 the War. (However, let's not NOT LAUGHING Sidney Hall of Crane | was overiald with white French [Md corsages. CHAIR , $35 
pagag pias start the whole thing over | DEAR NOT: Your pence of | street earned s master's de | tape and tshlened with = Rept: a ow os 
able Rian! agaih. : mind at this time is worth | £70" in qihemical engineer. | pended beliee. the carried ® Be Lovelier and Free Erom “4 
vdhal more 8 * | heart-shaped colontal bouquet, i 
say it favors i eee: Saad caer aa — ey | sity Jan. 29. He-also has a B.S, — Thet Social Handicap =| Dress up vo room in 
the North be- DEAR ABBY: I was sit, | Wont pond salt, them when | degree trom the University of |, The bride's sister, Mrs. Hugh Unwanted Hair | time for Easter with “like new” re-styled J. Rogers of Bellefonte, Pa., was. 
matron of honer, Her dress was 
pink silk with gathered chiffon in-| 
serts and she carried a _heart- 
shaped bouquet of pink roses, panes ting in a restqgurant ‘minding 
my own business when a very 
nice looking girl (about 22) 
came up to me and said, ‘Can 
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“In school I was always it’s all over. 
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taught that the North won. 
They claim that in the South 
they are taught that the South 
won. I can't possibly under- 
stand how it can be taught dif- 
ferently. as only one side could.   
  do you want mine?’ I wai so 
stunned I said ‘Sorry but you 
must have me confused with 
somebody else.’ Then she went 
away and I saw her go sit with 
a man who I presume was her There are all kinds of “‘ice- 
bergs”—some are known as 
“dry ice"’—too hot yt handle. 
* * 
For a personal ey write 
to ABBY in care of this paper. Clean Clothesline 
Never trust a damp cloth to 
clean your clothesline in win- 
ter months when there js much 
soot in the air. 
Instead, clean it with steel Al K. Hillcoat of Orchard i 
was best man. ~ 
: x * * 
- A reception was held at Rotunda 
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was pretty and well-dressed 
and very clean looking. Am I 
just a green hick or fs this the 
way people get acquainted now- 
adays? Maybe I'm missing 
something.”” STILL STUNNED 
DEAR STUNNED: You got 
what is commonly known as 
the “direct approach.” She 
may have looked like a& lady, 
but I assure you she was not, 
You missed sornething alk right © 
—a lot of trouble! ; 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: We are & 
couple over 70 years old, We 
have lived as man and wife for 
over 50 years. Everyone takes 
it for granted that we are 
married. (We ha’ 6, children 
and 21 grandch .)\Now we 
would like to get our social 
security and since we have no 
record of our 1 we 
don’t know how to a about it 
without shocking the .whole 
community where we. have 
lived for 45 years.” 
MY MAN AND ME 
DEAR MY: Go to a lawyer 
(it need not be one in your own 
community) and give him the 
facts. He can tell you where 
you can be quietly married 
and the matter will be kept 
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Madison Man Injured 
as His Car Hits Tree 
-ALMONT ‘TOWNSHIP —A Mad- 
  
     
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here. He suffered multiple 
ot the body and head 
les driving. ment of white roses and baby 
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) ip the accident, police said. honeymoon 
i i the ci was ticketed for reck- 
    
  - ‘The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
a ro © Hessam, 5324 
Sashabaw Rd, Clarkston, The 
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and 
Mrs, James Buxton, 24 Farns- 
worth St., Pontiac. 
* * * 
‘Tie bride's floor length gown was fashioned with a sequin-em- 
broidered V neckline, fitted bod. 
fee ang skirt which was plabi.in 
front and accented in back by 
tiers of net and lace raffles, 
A‘ crown encrusted with sequins 
and pearls held her fingertip veil, 
and she carried a cascade arrange- 
mums, 
x * * 
Maid of honor was the bride's 
cousin, Mrs, Donald Hopson off 
Clarkston, Bridesmaids were Donna 
Owen of Imlay City, Joan Stayt of 
Waterford, Marjorie Case of Or- 
tonvilie and Mrs, Robert Huffman 
t|of Pontiac. 
Gordon Parcels of Pontiac ws 
best man, Seating the guests were   Fred MeClain of Davison and Rob- 
ert Huffman, Robert Burmeister, 
and John Ingamells, all of Pon- 
, * * * 
The Knights of Columbus Hall in. 
Pontiac was the scene of the re- 
ception which followed the sup. 
tials, Upon their return from a 
trip to Florida, the 
newlyweds will réside at 45 Dans-' 
forth St Pontiac.   
  ~ Uica Schoo Design Wins 
~ Award for: Royal Oak Firm Design of Utica's new Ewell El i 
{i i The school’s 13:classrooms, cor- 
ridors, multi-use room, kitchen and 
other educational areas are heated 
by electric units that gre individ.’ 
wally controlled and designed to 
automatically bring in fresh air, 
from the outside as needed. 
* * 
Because of the school's compact 
plan, the pupils’ presence during 
the day sustains the heat in av- 
erage temperatures with little help 
from the electric units, The pupils 
themselves provide from one-fourth’ 
to all of the heat needed to main- 
tain optimum temperature, Atkin- 
son explained. .. 
Eleven additional classrooms will 
¢/b? added to the school later, pro- 
viding 24 rooms in total and re- 
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Give Added Dignity jnearing 
in. Courtroom # 
+ - wingonb~<h. bain of tnsokae wae forecast for Justice of the Peace ~ 
Court at Wixom Friday when mem- 
bers of the Walled Lake Veterans 
of Foreign Wars post presented a 
spanking new, 49-star flag to Jus- 
tice William Welke. 
* ® * 
Presentation was made in a cere- 
mony attended by about 25 people 
at Wixom City Hall where Welke|- 
holds court, He said-that in keep- 
ing with President Eisenhower’é 
expressed wish, the new flag would 
not be flown before July 4. 
Justice Welke also received a 
gavel from the justices of Oakland 
County Judicial Assn. * “* pe 
“We're trying to add dignity to courtroom appearance,” We the , 
said, °“‘so that a man won't think 
we're going to sock him with a 
$15 fine necessarily, just as soon 
ag he walks in the door.” . 
Scientists have found that tem- 
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s 20 degrees between a city's   
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Romeo Rotarians 
Will Present 
Violinist Rubinott ROMEO — The Romeo 
Club will present Rubinoff and. his’ 
“magic violin’ in a concert at 
8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the audi- 
torium of the new Romeo Com- 
munity High School, 
Proceeds from the event will be 
used for annual club projects which 
include a local Boy Scout troop, 
the Macomb County Society for 
lke| Crippled Children, the. Community 
Hospital and-others, z 
Rubinoff, - world-famous radio 
and concert artist, will play a va- 
riety of selections including semi- 
classical favorites and modern 
show tunes, 
Tickets are available from any 
Rotarian or at the door the night 
of the concert, .   Baker said after the hearing date , 
wag set that he would be in At- 
ii City attending a school ad- 
| ministratrs'. convention there this 
week, He added that the board had 
authorized the trip. and knew of 
his plans to attend. 
Hamilton said, “Baker hag not 
notified ‘us that he won't he pres- 
ont, Unless we are notified, we 
have no other choice than to 
hold the hearing.” 
He added that a ‘number of citi- 
zens in the district “demand that 
we live up to the North Central 
Assn. rules. They ask for a hear- 
ing, and this is the second one we "ve get.” 
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  Wednesday night that he had aa 
ceived the letter and had sent it} 
‘on to his’attorney. ie gudined te 
| reveal its contents until he had had) 
legal advice to do so. 
Hamilton edded today that the/ 
special meeting of the board sched- 
uled for Wednesday night will also} 
be held and what transpires at to- 
night’s hearing would be reported 
at that time. 
Cubs to Hold Banquet 
FOUR TOWNS — Cub. Scouts 
Pack 67 will hold its Blue and 
Gold. Banquet tomorrow at 7:30 
p.m, in the Four Towns Elemen-; 
tary School. Cub Master Riissell.   
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Day, Monday Through’ Soturday : 
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‘Friday 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P, M. 
at Other Week Doys 9:30 A M, 
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A warm front is on the way to iieve the miseries 
of ice fishermen. 
Thanks to a new transparent plastic material called 
sisal-glaze, ice-hole anglers will be able to dispense 
with the conventional wooden shacks and stoves. Even 
though the temperature is below freezing, fishermen 
can remain comfortably snug in portable shelters 
* that resemble solariums. e 
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Indeed, if the weather happens to be sunny, the 
anglers can catch a suntan with their fish. The new 
material Jets warming and tanning infra-red and 
WAITING FOR A NIBBLE — While waiting 
for fish to nibble, Linda Wyatt (right) and Jeanne 
‘Baillergeon play cards and listen to portable 
  
FULL HOUSE — Seven girls participating in 
construction. share burden of carrying this 7x7 
SOME CATCH — Fisherman Janet Kempton pulls up trout foot plastic house to suitable fishing spot. Fully 
assembled, it weighs 140 pounds. PONTI AG, MICHIGAN, 
and ultra-violet rays pass through from the sun and 
~ acts effectively as an insulator to the the heat: in- 
aide, 
“ot nm 
On a. cold but sunny day, temperatures inside a 
sisal-glaze shelter can rise to 70 or 80 degrees within 
an hour, 
In a recent demonstration of sisal-glaze properties, 
seven coeds went ice fishing supplied with enough 
panels of the material to make themselves three 
shelters. 
As shown in these pictures, taken on Lake Win- 
radio. Meanwhile, Linda pauses to investigate a 
_ tug at her line. 
OLD AND. THE NEW — Fisherman entering conventional ice-fishing shanty 
must be just a bit envious. Not only ig it heavy and cumbersome to move, but it tt a ng na ne ete Rp ret nme 
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nipesaukee at Glendale, N.H., the girls easily as- 
sembled their shelters and after a short while were 
able to strip down to bathing suits to pick up a sun- 
tan as they fished. The 7x7 foot houses shown here 
weigh 140 pounds each and can be easily moved from 
place to place on the ice. 
For construction purposes, the plastic comes in’ 
preframed panels with éasy instructions for bolting 
together. 
According to fishermen who have used sisal-glaze 
shelter solariums, there’s only one drawback: it gets 
so warm inside the ice begins to melt and turn slushy. Tan While Ice Fis For this the nediutelnnee Aumietdieg’ Sisal 
Corp. of Attleboro, Mass., has an answer: open 
door from time to time and let some cold air Wives of ice fishermen now can keep tabs 
husbands via a good pair of field glasses, 
there are any more coeds out testing the new 
in their bathing suits. 
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But think of the embarrassing feeling ‘dies? ) 
friends hail you with “Where did you get that won- 
derful tan, in Florida?” A silent smile might be bet- 
ter than admit to ice fishing in a solarium, 
Don't Forget Burn Lotion 
Il’s NOT COLD—Olive Gard- 
ner holds thermometer showing . 
fishing house. 
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‘from hole in ice-as Betty Ann Gardner (left) applies suntan lotion ; 
6 On Cones eee Warmth of plastic house turns ice 
rd ‘floor to slush, so girls must keep thelr feet on dry cloth of card-— temperature at a balmy 72 de- 
grees, She’s inside the plastic eS 
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5 a blocks off the view. We expect they will soon become obsolete, should the lakes be 
come dotted with the likes of the neighbors he has here. ‘ 
  
  
      
PEEL DOWN, AND WAY NOT? — writetes teiteeectoni-a' vatibtle suit and 
éémfortable 72 degrees inside the plastic solarium, Edyth Davis warm in the shelter, 
(left) and Peggy Fay remove outer ski clothes to ake stinbaths in 
              
  
Ue ae 2 ee 
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: oe Set Record Beating a 103-91 Hh herday.   
     
  Abel believes the club is 
  
through the first 33 minutes until 
defenseman Pete Goegan got his 
tied it as the third period got 
under way on Dick Duff's 20-footer. 
* * * 
Jack McIntyre got the puck from day shifted its drive for a Big Ten 
j Touring Golfers 
  2 
widens State, with a record- 
breaking 103-01 victory over arch- 
rival Michigan under its belt, to- 
basketball title to Evanston, Ill. 
The. conference-leading Spartans 
catried a 7-2 league record with 
them ihto their game with tough 
Northwestern tonight. 
  Michigan dumped into fitth yioee. tn io logy om 8 6 record, tonight will host lewa, 
now tied with Purdue for third 
place with 5-4 records, 
The Spartans victory Saturday 
night set an all-time MSU scoring 
record. Michigan State’s best pre- 
vious scoring was in 1902 against 
Alma College when the Spartans 
had 102 points. 
* * * 
The Spartans held Michigan ace 
= C. Burton to 11 points, Burton 
  
in San Antonio 
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MAJORS’ CHAMP — Eddie 
Kasko, infielder for the Cincin- 
nati Redlegs, won the Base 
Players’ Golf Tournament yes- 
terday 1-up on the 19th hole by 
378) defeating Albie Pearson, Wash- 
        as F 
Littler, former champion here 
double winner on 
me pe oa al 
oes h of 160 that will 
in the open-| — 
the aged open. 
on Raggi don @ one-under| 
in @ seventh- 
. The Franklin Hills, Mich, 
pro earned $675 with bis 67-66-67- 
EN SCORES 
Here 6-47 40-06—206 
08-44-85-73—967 
eae 70-60-64-66—268 
a a , 66-67-68-65—268 
oe ts... 67-60-66-67—208 
John Ao a par tae — 976 
oe Gakarian ...+..81—-66—T3—12 — 278 
Set Oaian ee “O43 = hte John irympie + 0 13—83 - 28) ington outfielder, {n — Fila. 
  
    Howe after a faceoff and put 
Detroit in front once again with a 
25-footer at the 5,25 mark. But 
four minutes later’ Toronto worked 
deflected off the skate of Frank 
' Mahoviich and into the Detroit 
nets past goalle Terry Sawchuk, 
Mahovlich was facing the cage 
and did not see the puck until it 
was in the nets, Yardley Sparks Nats, 
Conlin in Losing Debut made his debut with the Detroit 
Pistons yesterday but couldn't keep 
the powerful Boston Celtics from 
snapping Detroit's three-game win- 
ning streak, 120-04, 
Conlin, who came tg Detroit Fri- 
in a trade that sent George day 
¥i > Syracuse, played about 
fe ios 
  “We have-@ tough week ahead| helped Boston open a 
of us,” ald Abel, whose team) margin in the third quarter as 
plays in Montreal Thursday and| he hit seven times without 
a ue anne ee See miss, 
against Chicago Botton, “It] Gene lea Detroit 
would have been plenty tough tale wint'ss ‘souts."f 0 gine oro 
ing On the three top teams in the) ments, Sad Sam and Gene 
league after losing this one. Now/Conley, substituting for ailing Bob 
maybe this will give us a little|Cousy and Jim Loscutotf, com- lift. for 21 points in the opening   
  
  
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a 77, overtime 
  
  BOSTON (UPI) — Big Ed Conlin; 
scored eight|!ed, 99-72 intermission. 
, * * 
tons, 40 to 21, 
quarter. In addition to his seven 
consecutive baskets, Sharman con- 
verted a trio of free throws, Go- 
ing into the final period, Boston 
'The Pistons next game is with 
Minneapolis tomorrow in Detroit, 
Newly acquired Yardley could 
prove. the ‘‘little extra’ the Syra- 
cuse Nationals needed to clinch a 
berth in the National Basketball 
Association playoffs. 
* ww, ® 
Making his first appearance in 
poin 
riod stretch that broughit the Nats 
‘ahead and helped them to a 121-101 
victory over Philadelphia yester- 
day, . . ; 
The New York Knickerbockers 
snapped a five-game losing streak 
by licking the Cincinnati Royals, 
124-97. The Knicks took charge in 
the first perid, spurted to a 68-50 
lead at half-time and then coasted 
the first period, spurting to a 68-50 
paced New York with 25 points 
while Jack Twyman of the Royals 
was individual high scorer with 27. 
  
3-3 2 
Mention 2 0 : 
  
Against Tartars 
x * * 
in beating Wayne State, 102-76 
Saturday night, Peterson 1¢d 
Wheaton with 31 points and 21 re- 
bounds, one less than the entire 
WSU squad, '     ‘|pumped in 31 points as the Britons 
ings. 
= in Semifinals * 
half as Boston led, 59-51 at the 
The Celtics outscored the Pis- 
in the big third 
DETROIT BOSTON 
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Holup 7° 9-0 14 oon so 4 5-6 13 
Lloyd 3 1-1 7 Conle 7 O-1 14) 
Dukes 6 9-6 14 Russe 1 3-4 ITP 
M e 8 iB ghiman hin Shue 5 58- .Jones 7 9-3 16 
oble 2 1. 6 KC Jones 4 0-0 & 
onlin 4 @ Swaitt 2 1-1 6&6 
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Ace Shows Class {esr SU vs. Wildents T had gone into the game as the 
conference's top scorer with a 24.1 
average, Bob Anderegg led the bal- 
anged Spartan offense with 26 
points and Johnny Green, who con- 
trolled both boards and gathered in 
21 rebounds, had 24 points. 
‘+ ow 
Hope College tightened Its its grip 
on first place ii the MIAA con- 
In the only other MIAA game 
played, Albion edged out Hillsdale 
82-80 on a field goal by Bill Losey 
in the last five seconds, Losey 
took over sixth place in the stand- 
* * 
The University of Detroit, smart- 
shellacking 
  
  10 wins. 
fn ther gucheo Satusiiag sight 
North Central (11.) dewneg De- | 
trolt Tech 72-64, Wheaton (Ill. strengthened its position among 
the small college jeaders by beat- 
ing Wayne State 102-76, Northern 
Michigan routed winless Ferris 
Institute 70-48, - 
Bay City JC grabbed the lead in 
the Michigan Junior College Con- 
ference race with a 102-97 victory 
over Dearborn. Travetse City JC 
downed Port Huron JC 81-77 in 
overtime, 
Other games tonight in addition 
to the - Michig: 
ern, , lowa-M and Loyola- 
Detroit games, include Hillsdale at 
Ferris, Rio Grande at Lawrence 
Tech and Albion at Olivet. 
  
  onight, Titans their ninth defeat against} 
State-Northwest-|   
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  ® high pass and prepares to flip the ball back over his head for a 
tie goal as the Spartans dumped the University of Michigan, 
103-91, Saturday night. Others in the picture are Jim Stouffer (14) 
  
Blower Ousted 
of Tournament . Grand Rapids Figliters 
Dominate 16-Man Team 
for Nationals 
(Special to The Pontiac Press) 
GRAND RAPIDS—Fighters from 
Grand Rapids and Flint dominated 
the state Golden Gloves champion- 
ships held over the weekend at the 
Civic Auditorium in Grand Rapids. 
Not a single boxer from the Pon- 
tiac district was able to win a 
championship berth, while only 
one, Eric Price got as = as the 
finals. 
» Price, a 135-pound novice from 
Port Huron on the Pontiac team, 
lost to John Howe of Lansing in 
the finals. 
wards of Jackson. 
of other top con who will 
al tourney, March 3-5. 
of Port Huron was kayoed 
Rapids. 
a total of 83 fights on the tourna- 
ment cards. with Grand Rapids 
edging out Flint for the team title. 
The local fight was sponsored by 
Commerce, which also promoted’ 
prota! ls 40 14-36 04 C Teun’ sage 1 3o\the trip to Grand ides for the ” Beire en +4 strict winners, 
BOstom oiyecy  tedeeds un 8 % 21—120 di 1e x 
» NBA ST 3 . 118.) OND t rm 
Eastern Division Flint, out: Jimmy Lodise, Jackson W LL Pet.| iit. PEN: Oscar Germen, 
rere ee oes 44 518 T rand Rapids, stopped Pa 
peta York weeneeed a + ’ j Dick Sterk 
even iecsicrss eceons ai NOVICE: tken, 
Philecspnis nee  ueceiee™ MY sitae Rapids, outpointed Bob Nelson, 
n L} 
L Pet.| 2f ‘POUND OPEN: James Geary iga- 
Ot. Wows ...s.05.08 bedereceve 41 17° .707 mae, Sepa Ruben Vasques Minneapots weliee eccees eenee | 3 mH L rex Kepeed hes Cosh x chlldrer 
Cincinnati ...ccccclisccccl ds 4 B86 BR hoo So 
Cre i guipetated ‘Don Caacrelen: 
Ex-M i hi P east NOVICE: 3o1 John Howe. Lan- : Cc 1gan TEP | ane, Soon ovens wise fol rer ¢: 
ucedo, 
PO qutpointed Jim Burnett, Battle 
47-POUND Vi 
Grand Rapids, NOVICE! , Bre George dson 
POUND OPEN; Willie Bray, Pit outpoin Oe en : exon - 
VICE On arr 
rie knocked. out Joe Drakes, Gran 
OPEN: Oliver Edwards, 
NOVICE: rina Aiten, pointed Leo Hall, Bat 
OPEN: Cliff Murkey, race 
Greek, outpointed Walter Moore, Gran 
VY WEIGHT NT NOVICE: Titus ir 
=. Grand Rapids, outpointed rt 
loyt, Fit, 
1 Richard Ducks, 
Flint, stopped Ra Watson, Jackson, 1.   
- Baker Tests Detroiter 
By The Associated Press 
Bob Baker, once the No, 1 chal- 
lenger ‘but now an unranked heavy 
will test newcomer Billy Hunter 
of Detroit in the feature tonight at 
St. Nicholas Arena in New York.         outpointed Donald Page of Battie || 
Creek in the semi-finals and then 
‘Dave Biower, Pontiac middle- 
weight ran into ‘one of the tourna- 
mé@nt’s top prospects in Oliver-Ed- 
Edwards, rated among the best 
of the 8-marn team of open al 
Jackson's Eddie Saucedo and 
Flint’s Richard Dicks are couple 
go on to Chicago for the nation- 
In the semi-finals, Gino Hernan- | 
dez of Pontiac was outpointed by 
Jim Sears of Lansing; Larry Kidd! — 
by Ken; 
Flowers of Battle Creek and Bill 
Fischer of Port Huron lost a de- 
cision to: Joe Drakes. of Grand 
Nearly 10,000 spectators watched 
the Pontiac Junior Chamber cf, 
ynolds,| formance to compile 146.5 points 
icluded Berkley’s Walter Hyry, who 
andi|won the veterans event on 138 
tle Both are Kandahar members. and Bob Anderegg (right) and Michigan's Dick Donley (23). 
      
  
  DECISION LOST — Bill Fischer (left), mem- 
ber of the Pontiac district Golden Gloves team, 
got to the state semi-finals but coyld not get past 
Joe Drakes of Grand sarscecal in the ——     
(Special te The Pentie Press) 
novice class. Saturday night. ‘All Pontiac district 
fighters were eliminated in the state title fights 
= Grand Rapids. 
  
Area Skier Sets Tourney Record   
Waterford High's Dave Freeman 
Sunday added another ski-jumping 
champidnship to his winter's ef- 
forts, when he. soared 115 and 116 
feet to capture Class A honors in 
the Kandahar Club championships. 
Freeman turned in a fine per- 
for the Class A title. He alse 
added to his laurels in the close- 
ly contested, three-division meet 
at the Pontiac Lake Recreation 
Area site, with a hill record. 
1e| long-standing 116. feet on ‘his 
second leap of the afternoon. 
Dave’s point total was well in Freeman jumped as an entry 
from the Iron Mt. Kiwanis Ski 
Club. He recently won the Class A 
title at the Briar Hill (Mesick) 
championships. 
* * * 
- Competition was not held in the 
junior division, because of a lack 
of entries, ; 
* x * 
A tield of 40 took ‘part in the 
Sunday meet under what club 
Officials said were perfect con- 
ditions, The hill and landing 
,ateas were very fast, but there 
Was plenty of snow, despite the   
front of the nearest competitor, 
Leaf Skalleberg of Norge Ski Club, 
Chicago, who had 137.1. 
Winners of other divisions in- 
points; Henry Juntenen of Claw- 
son, in Class B, with 123 points. 
  
Detroit here yesterday. 
Sparked by Billy Golembiewski, 
Pteiffer’s won by 165 pins for the 
  World Bobsled Tile Comes Back to U.S. 
ST, MORITZ, Switzerland (AP) 
“un, Shee and the world’s best 
yesterday as he posted a 
total time of 5 minutes, 10.82 sec- 
  8 games, 19,121 to 18,956, 
’ o 
\ _jonds for four runs, rai and sott weather of the 
ceding two days. 
A 
meet,‘ final Kandahar Club 
petition for the season. 
Results: 
Veterans division—Walter Hyry. 
Walter), 
points, fumps of 101 and 107 f 
geet 
jump 
to 1987, at ane feet. Freeman Wins’A’ Title at Kandahar: pre- 
e audience witnessed the 
com- 
Berk- 
ts, jumps of 101 and 107 
Pclnueampa SF Anh ad mps an 
100 feet; Bili Schmidt (Briar i 130.5 
—- Henry Juntenen Clawson, 
ps of 03 and 98 feet ier (Briar Hill, Detroit) 
of 04 and 96 f 
club, Chica 
117, Lag gen pel oo doe and a 
Mt., 
terd), 140, mpe of 116 "and "116 feet 
Jump ot record); . Leif 
71. “Boints, iy eet. 
set the former hill mark in Water-   
  Eight teams are Habered in. the 
Indoor Soccer .Tournanient ¢t the 
State Fair Coliseum, Tuesday 
evening. First game starts at 6:09 
x * * 
Max Evans of Utica was namec 
to replace Charles Matlack as pre 
at Glen merce cat oe »* 
The San Francisco Giants Bol 
outfielder-first baseman White) 
Lockman = the —- Orioles 
  K sine Record 
    
‘in First Round Lancers Run Up Earl) 
14-Point Lead, Coas 
to 57-35 Win 
Orchard Lake St. Mary cager: 
SCL champs, ran into some ne 
obstacles, Sunday, at Universit 
of Detroit fieldhouse, and bowe 
out of the championship round 
the All-Catholic tourney. Eaglet 
lost to a sharp St. Florian clut 
57-35. 
* » * | Hit ‘at the start by tourna. 
meat jitters, Eagiets just couldn't 
get started until after the Lanc: 
ers had run up a 14-0 lead in the 
first six minutes. A 2nd period 
10-point total left OLSM trailing 
at the intermission, 37-15, and 
they never caught up. 
Chet Wlodkowski’s 18 points wer 
one less than Lancer ace Bob Si 
* {bach compiled. Eleven of Chet’ 
total came in the last period i 
which St. Mary outscored the: 
foes, 14-6. ’ | 
Eaglets aay ey Ann ee Tue: 
day against St. eee (AA) ji 
the first consolation gam 
Holy Redeemer aefeated Austi 
'61-55; St. Gregory defeated A 
i omas 53-50 and Detroit S 
as defeated All Saints 68-4 
in other tourney games. 
    ST. MARY oe 8T. FLORIAN 
G T | 
W'kowski 4 te-12 Ve erg 9 1-2 | 
Dus’ski 2 2-4 304-5 
Votruba 1 0-0 H mee @ 1-3 | 
Witkor 2 0-0 4 T. M'sk 2 0-6 
Hass 1 3-6 5 Berlin 3 3-5 
. M’xk 1 «0-0 
Totals 10 15 15-22 35 «Totals 24 9-15 | 
St. Mary (OL) 10 64 6t. Florian 14 23 14 - 
Caribbean Title 
SAN “JUAN, Puerto Rico (AE — Pete Cooper, 43-year-old Lak 
land, Fla., pro, has just abo 
wrapped up the Caribbean go 
———— } 
x © , 
Cooper oi the $7,500 Puer 
Rico Open with a 72-hole sco 
eet; of 282 to go with his victory | 
the Panarha Open and third | 
the Venezuelan tourriament. If } 
finishes no lower than seventh | 
  skal oon, Ao ged j the Jamaican tournament he 
Heike ieale “Briar 106 cand 10% feet: Prank | ick up a bonus of $1,400. Victor ft 113 oe 3 font. in the Puerto Rico tourname 
  
long, graceful leaps at the 
228.1. points, 
  .| WESTBY, Wis. wh <« Michigan ski plonaip 
*tjumpers showed the way with 
had leaps of 212 and 214 feet for. 
Erickson won the ‘senior cham- Michigan J umpers Shine 
i sen of 2d int feet ewgr dry yond Rudy Ma 
of Ishpeming, was second on lea 
    
    . S United , Hein  Phietters ‘Wins Match. [United States its first world four-)(7"S" Olympic guaying met andl ot 20 and 21 feet for 212.7 poin 
Game Keg Championship And with it came the renewed|36th annual Snowflake Ski Club/Maki was third among the Olymy 
COLOMA; Mich, w—Pteitier’s of| "ope Mat sai ea itd ee a! aan ' fi et pia “a 
pelt won ecg mah tye beomaye ‘Willie Erickson of Iron Moun-)| ye oe ® 
coming from. behind and defeat-lect until he was Resgniveisst pope agg ig was second behind Kotlarek in t ing defending champion Stroh’s of] he tricky and treacherous ae apt bic telah, Ritckeon iniors. Wedin jumped 185 and 1 for 201.7 points. Joe Gigue 
of’ pening, was fourth in t 
with 190 and 186-foot jum 
for 192.1 Points. ;   
   
  _THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1959 \_. 
    
ie ic ‘ ’ Coach. Phil Watson of the New Lee “Meate, tournament direc- 3 ; way through the final period, That] tor, sald Sunday the new rule Area. Athletes PNH _ Skippers deat whip’ in” the Nationa; Sunk New. York but Dickle Moorg,| 
have 30 — 4 shoot. before P lace High in 2 
posse the The ® 
innovation spattered. after the CRicago Meet Hold Rematch 
    
AMY Ture Un — on “ Seeptntereys 
: New Poe Ril Rangers Given Extra The Southern Ariatewr Atietic Un Duty for 43 Minutes 
By United Press International 
Hockey League; has introduced’ a 
new wrinkle in an attempt.to snap 
his club out of its longest losing 
streak in two years, 
When the Rangers dropped. their     
   
     
   
   
   Montreal within 83 seconds mid 
Bernie Geoffrion and Marcel Bu 
tallied. in the final four minutes 
add to Watson's miseries, 
In Sunday night's other N.H.L. 
action, Bronco Horvath and John- 24-second rule used by the Na- 
Basketball Assn, 
     
   athletes} -   
  
      
        tional Two Oakland : * 
; fifth straight game to the Mon- 
Fl ee es ey ee at Norther n treal Canadiens, 51, last night at : 
pleeeiies in University .t Clcaiay es Madison Square Garden, Watson was go infuriated he ordered his   
    
Oxford Goes to Orion, 
Falcons Visit Milford 
in Other Prep Games players back on the ice for an ex- 
hausting 43-minute workout. 
It was believed to be the first 
time an N.H.L. coach resorted | 
to such severe tactics, Garden 
fans who remained in their seats 
after the game blinked their eyes 
in amazement when Watson 
donned skates and a windbreak- 
er and kept his men on the ice 
for what amounted to two extra 
periods, 
Finally, general manager Muzz| 
Patrick spoke to Watson and the 
impromptu drill was halted, As the 
Rangers staggered to their dress- | 
ing rooms, Patrick explained he 
asked Watson to stop the workout 
because “it was costing us too 
much money.” It was estimated 
the drill cost $200 in overtime pay 
for Garden employes, who normal- 
ly disassemble the rink immedi- Wome, Cawley, Farmington 
senior hurdier, set a meet rec- 
ord of 7.5 for the 60-yard high 
hurdies and finished third in lows 
at 7.0, In a race won by Frank 
Loomis of U. of C. track club, 
at 6.3 seconds, 
Birmingham's senior pole vault-| 
jer, Bil) Alcorn, placed second in} ° 
\the open event at 13 feet one inch, 
his best all-time jump, Frank Mc- 
Knight of the OSU track club won 
at 13 feet, 4% inches. y 
Farmington’s Gene Freed and 
Maples’ coach, Kermit Ambrose an AL vEW 
RAYON CORD TIRE} 
Dayton | 
Thorobred | Overconfidence will be the great- 
est single factor working against 
the Pontiac Central basketball 
team Tuesday night when the 
Chiefs move into Royal Oak for a 
non-conference engagement with 
Dondero. - 
Revenge for an earlier thumping 
will be the objective of Pontiac 
Northern in a return duel with 
Waterford at the new Northern 
gymnasium on the same evening. 
» * * 
The Central-Dondero and 
Northern-Waterford. games high- 
light tomorrow night's high 
school basketball program in the 
  Skates _ 
Hockey Sticks 
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      Cranbrook continued winless in| 
basketball ‘and wrestling in the 
Inter-State League suffering a pair 
of -bad beatings at Cleveland 
Saturday, 
The Crane cagers, facing a team 
which had lost 13 straight, trailed 
all the way. to drop at 79-62 de- 
cision: to University School. Jim 
Williams hooped 18 and John Hay- 
den 14 to star in defeat, 
* * * 
Victories by Steve Reynolds, Ted 
|Seyforth and Jay Harness, the lat- 
ter on default when his 123-pound 
foe suffered a broken arm, were 
wasted in a 27-11 mat setback. 
The cage team is now 0-2 in 
the league and 5-5 over-all and has 
    
      
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HAVE THEIR SAY — Referee’ Marty Gribbins (left) uses some 
harsh words to explain his decision to coach John Kundla of the 
Minneapolis Lakers during a violent argument between the two in 
game against the St. Louis Hawks. The Lakers lost the argument 
and the game, 139-96. 
  
Detroit Five Open Divison Threat   
1280 Game Marks ABC 
ST. LOUIS (AP)—Games of 280 
and 279- provided the excitement 
in the second day of the 56th an- 
nual. American Bowling Congress 
tournament, 
The 280 games was turned in 
by John Parsons of Louisville, Ky. 
The score put Parsons and his 
partner, Jacques Curwen, in first 
place in-the doubles division. Par- 
sons’ 662 series and Curwen’s 590 
gave them 1,252 total. 
x * * 
A 279 game was rolled by Harve 
Barnhill of East St. Louis, Dl. The 
Bowl-A-Way Lanes team gained 
only sixth place despite Barnhill’s 
662 series. 
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Among the things # pitcher has 
to worry about is the ‘“‘Comeback 
ball.’’ This is the ball hit directly 
at him, sometimes at a 90 miles- 
Here’s a simulated puzzler in- 
volving a comeback ball. You're a 
baseball expert if you can produce 
the correct decision. 
x * 
Mickey Mantle of the New York 
Yankees is batting in the last of 
the second inning against Cleve- 
land. Herb Score is the Indian’s 
pitcher. On the first pitch, Mantle 
drives a low line drive past Score), 
which hits the pitchers’ rubber and 
bounds into foul territory between 
home plate and third base. The 
fleet Mantle reaches second base 
without drawing a throw. of Muskoge, Okla., carved out a 
2,712 yesterday and_ replaced 
Livergood Grain C., Findlay, Il. 
which rolled 2,688 Saturday. 
Bill Gaines, a member of the 
Metropolitan team, compiled 1,867 
for the nine game route yesterday 
and took the lead from the tourna- 
ment's most coveted prize. 
Claude Hayes of: Mission, Kan., 
became the singles leader with 
655, 
- Bill Updegraff of Grand Rapids, 
Mich., rolled a 647 yesterday for 
third place in the singles division. 
In open team standings, Ode's 
Television & Radio of Detroit was 
in second place with 2910; and 
Vautherot Insurance of Detroit was 
third, with 2904. 
Roy-Perry Top 
Area Tourney Elks Unable to Place 
Among State Leaders 
at Ann Arbor 
  The combination of Leo Roy and 
Joe Perry became the early lead- 
ers in the area Captain-Sponsor; 
tournament while local Elks par- 
ticipants‘ failed to move into the 
top 10 in any division of the Michi- 
gan Elks event at Ann Arbor dur- 
ing another busy weekend of 
bowling... je 
: x *« * 
Roy and Perry teamed for a 
1004 to head five units starting the 
Captain-Sponsor. yesterday at East 
Highland Recreation. All other con- 
testants will compete Saturday at 
the same location, 
Les Howe and Ivan Norgrove 
turned in a 968 for 2nd, Lioyd 
and Joe Gidley rolled 917, Mrs. 
Ade Lehnen and Mrs. Toni Ker- 
zulius 809 and Jim Wall-Al Beebe 
782. 
Among three city teams at the 
Elks meet, Carling’s and Miracle 
Mile Pure Service each topped 
2800. Ward Richards was the indi-|. 
vidual standout via 580 in singles. 
* * 
The only hens at Ann ‘Arbor 
was in team play where Brandl 
Brothers of Battle Creek went 
ahead with a 2782 actual and 3082 
es, | handicap. 
  Do you think that: ~~ 
a. Mantle should remain on 
second? 
b. Mantle should be ordered 
back to first? 
c. The ball should “foul.” = 
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  There were three new leaders in 
the Men’s State. Bob Gustafson 
of Detroit went ahead in all-events 
actual with 1855. Robinson Res- 
taurant of Detroit. took over the 
actual team lead with 2941 and 
Saginaw's Tool Room moved into 
1st in handicap at 3201.   
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Among the other feature contests 
on the attractive-schedule are Ox- 
ford at Lake Orion, Rochester at 
Milford, Berkley at Birmingham, 
St. Michael at Mt. Clemens St. 
Mary and Walled Lake at Cran- 
at 4:15, 
x * 
Full slates are also on the docket 
in the Eastern Michigan and South- 
ern Thumb leagues: 
The wide-open Eastern Michi- 
gan race finds Hasel Park at 
Ferndale, East Detroit at Royal 
Oak Kimball and Mt. Clemens at 
Port Huron. Southern Thumb 
play sends Dryden to front- 
running Almont, Armada’ to 
Memphis, New Haven to Brown 
City and Capac to Anchor Bay. 
Pontiac Central will gun for its 
12th victory of the season against 
the Acorns, who received a mon 
strous 72-38 drubbing from High- 
land Park last Friday on their 
own floor, 
* * * 
of Highland Park plus Central's, 
triumph over the same Parker 
quintet three days earlier combine 
to make the Chiefs * top-heavy 
favorites. 
Dondero will serve as a tuneup 
for Central’s Saginaw Valley 
Conference title showdown with 
Flint Northern this Friday at 
Flint. Taking Dondero too light- 
ly will be the biggest temptation 
for the Chiefs, who have lost 
only- ence in 12 outings. 
Pontiac Northern hopes to 
avenge an 80-57 licking dealt by 
the Skippers in their Ist match on¢ 
the Waterford court. : 
* * * 
Both schools are hungry for wins, 
but by this time the Waterford 
cagers are probably a little bit 
hungrier. The Skippers have won 
just twice during the current cam- 
paign—Northern and Farmington— 
while the Huskies own four wins, 
including their last two starts. 
Other area games listed tomor- 
row include undefeated Imlay City 
at Kingston, South Lyon at Fowler- 
ville, Romeo at Roseville, Utica at 
Lutheran East, Madison Lamphere 
at Bloomfield Hills, Clawson at 
Oak Park and Maple Grove at 
Millington. 
  
Junior Cage’ Results 
Saturday’s scores in the Pontiac 
Parks and Recreation Department 
junior oe program; ~ 
4 Madison 
Globetrotters a. ‘alf Tracks 4 
Raiders 17, mbers 13 
nthers 2. u B 
tans 1 3, Steelers # 
Hot Rods 1 a 
Black sa, oy 33 Celtics 30, Lancers 7 
trotters 20, Speedballs 4     ately after a game. 
were brook in an afternoon encounter star right wing Andy Bathgate in- 
dicated he felt Watson was justi-| 
fied in his action. | 
Sports Shop, 7 p.m., 
va, Shaw's Jewelers, 6:30 p.m., 
Their bad beating at the hands |Central. 
Fraser, Country Day at Detroit| ° 
CLASS o & Country vs. 
ve. Pontiee rect Le sgind, Winglemiews x * * 
The usually loquacious Watson |i 
tired to do so, although | 
“You've got to try something 
‘when you're losing like we are,” 
sald Bathgate, who wasn’t ex: 
cused from the seasion although 
he has a painful knee injury. 
The Rangers were leading 1-0 on 
a second period goal regres 
Henry when the roof fel 
them, Ab McDonald and Phil Go- 
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cLass Don Service vs. 
Waterford veces 7 ft pm., end Van 
Welt's Auto Sales vs, Northern — 
6:30 ame: Gs A Junior 
League offs at Pontiac YMCA 
eae bt Division — Hasee’s va, 
Blue Chi 7 a p.m, and Tech Club va. 
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over the longest span? Tex 
Rickard? Mike Jacobs? Ned Irish? 
Jim — 
his 15th straight year as impre- 
sarig of the National Antiques “ ' on circus moves in minutes 
How you want ‘em, Mac?” the Nat’s last bit of precious Lowentott 
is carried out. 
Unless you're very careful, 
this year you'll he able to pick 
up some real dandies at the 
show: The plano 
“I had to tell an El Rancho| and Marie Antoinette. 
Jim Bishop won't let that first 
one go, you can bet. 
will be Commodore Perry’s watch 
key and fob once owned by Frank- 
Speaking of the Garden, who lin D. Roosevelt's 7 after 
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SELL YOUR HOME! By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS 
HOLLYWOOD — While Jack L. 
Por a fast’sole,; best — was Po New —— = 
price, ch “Undercover Teacher’ by 
and full legal. e M. Allen, This is an ex- 
protection . . list with* posure of juvenile delinquency in 
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Bod vend prepared 0. cules of 
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This may have the same impact 
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Jack has Jimmy Stewart in mind 
for the reporter-teacher, and since 
Jimmy has made so many im- 
ant pictures for Warner Bros., 
\he probably will accept. 
By the time you read this, 
Natalie Wood should be back on 
the Warner Bros. lot—on full 
| salary and with all her troubles 
| solved. I am reliably informed 
that attorneys for the William 
Morris Agency, Natalie’s agents, 
and Jack Warner's attorneys 
met Friday and Saturday to iron 
out the final- points involved. 
Poor Ernie Kovacs. Just a plain) 
“Mr.” with all the 
Ralph Richardson, Sir Alec Guin- 
ness, with Sir Carol Reed directing 
“Our Man in Havana!" Come to 
- think of it,-Ernie has company in 
oel Coward whom many people 
think should have a sir in front of 
his name—but hasn't. 
In the midst of the excitement 
of the announcement of her en- 
to. Buddy Bregman, 
Anna Maria Alberghetti signed a 
contract with Desilu Playhouse to 
star in a musical called “A Dia- 
mond for Carla.” 
- Anna starts on the 17th of Feb- 
ruary and she tells me the music 
has been written by Paul Francis 
Webster and Sammy Fain. Agnes 
Moorhead plays her stepmother. 
x .« * 
Rock Hudson escorted Debbie 
(Mrs. Tyrone) Power to Riverside 
for the sneak preview of.his pic- 
ture, “This Earth Is Mine.” They 
were well chaperoned by Director 
Henry King, . and Universal-Inter- 
Bi national head Ed Muhl (or should 
I say “Universal-Revue” — that’s 
| what the telephone girls answer 
| when you call). 
The news has just leaked out 
that.Judge Mervyn Aggier grant- 
ed Mrs. Belva Thorpe a divorce at random: 
prints in the forecourt of the Chi. 
nese Theater on Thursday, and I'm 
happy that, Roz’ imprint will be 
next té mine. 
Daniel have decided not to bring 
up one child alene, so she has a 
date with the stork in the summer, 
first steps since her fall. She's! 
going to be allowed to walk a little 
more each day/ but she will be in 
a brace for several months. 
handsome young man as I came 
out of Rex Millinery proved to be 
young David Ladd; who has grown 
a foot since I saw him last. What} 
a darling! 
Star Baltimore K-9s 
in New TV Series 
“Sirs""—Sir Rin Tin Tin and Lassie. 
the Baltimore Police Departments 
K-9 corps ig headed for television. 
Negroes End Boycott 
for Improved Schools 
ty-eight hundred pupils go back 
to Greene County’s Negro schools 
today, ending a four-day boycott. 
They won assurance that money 
would. be asked for improved 
building facilities in the eastern 
North Carolina rural county of 
some 20,000 persons where Ne- 
groes make up 54 per cent of the 
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Feb, 6 on grounds of cruelty. 
Snapshots of Hollywood collected 
» Rosalind Russell puts her foot- 
Margaret Truman and Clifton 
Today Audrey -Hepburn took her 
A great big bear-hug from a 
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of Hollywood: for production of 
13-week trial series, 
* * * 
Hepbron said ‘the department 
will receive at least $250 for each 
initial showing and an additional 
$100 for each repeat performance, | 
Profits will be given to “some 
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Tornado Season : Ike's New Jet 8 
Not Too Plush $5 Million VC137 Will teas otctale have mapped ou “Replace Columbine \Ill;| the igo’ tornado. ceason which : 
il E Can Fly 600 M.P.H. me <> . | and dune, 
RENTON, Wash, (AP)—The in-| gad‘sanounced that torsade fore * terior of President Eisenhower's) casts by the Weather Bureau’ 
new five-million-dollar jet drarls-| Will be sent to pyblic and gov- 
“port won’t be as plush as that of| er™mmental agencies by state po- 
* . “his present plane Columbine III. lice, (Teyande tererasts are is: : ’ sued for a genera] area where 
The jet, designated the VC137,| one or more tornadoes may oc- 
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at the Boeing Airplane Co, plant! Ternado warnings, on the oth- 
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ice in April. 
The plane is a cousin of the 
commercia] jets now coming into) a tornado ts actually sighted.)   Tax Revamping |= 
Advised for U.S. \czirat's ex sx 
bur Mills: (D-Ark) has all but 
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or increases .this year—including| cent levy on jet fuel. 
President Eisenhower's proposed] taxes now are 2 cents a gallon. 
gasoline tax hike. » 
ing House Ways and Means Com-|moment,” Mills said, 
mittee, asked instead for a big)see it in the picture during 1959. 
y |revamping of the tax system, He/On the other hand, I do not see 
Bureau to public |said the present tax setup is out-|any tax increases in the picture 
dated and stunts the nation's eco-|for 1959, either.” 
— (Tornado warnings are js. | nomic growth, THE PONTIAC PRESS, MO i" as 26 
conference ‘of the‘ Tax Executives 
Institute. B28 
Congressman Against} 
Present Setup; Raps It}... "on auto gasoline should 
as Outdated, Hindrance | creased to 4% cents a sates to 
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WASHINGTON (AP)—Rep. Wil-|Duilding program on @ pay-as-you 
Mills, chairman of the tax-writ- 
  
x * * The human heart contracts 
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_ passenger service and will have a 
_ speed of 600 miles an hour. 
* * * 
Two other planes of the same 
type are due to come off the line 
in May and June. They will -be 
at the disposal of the President,        
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training flights. The Columbine 
Mil will remain in ‘service for 
shorter missions. 
* * « * 
The three identical VC137s will 
+ have ‘advanced radio telephone 
equipment enabling the President 
and other officials to remain in 
touch with Washington from any 
_part of the world. 
‘The “President's room” will 
have comortable seats for four 
and two day-bed type lounges. 
There will be no herths. Furnish- 
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dynamite and guns so they could Y THATLITTLE VY 
build a rocket ship and “play SNIP 1S ALWAYS Ps 
western like on TV.“ 
* «x * 
The boys, aged 13 and 14, were 
arrested as they walked home 
from target practice in a field, 
Police said each had three pistols 
- tucked in his belt, Officers said 
they found 154 sticks df dynamite, 
305 caps, 17 pistols and 20 boxes 
of ammunition hidden in lofts -of 
. the homes Plage oo lived. 
The arsenal was taken from a 
lumber company and a _ hardware     
    
    
    
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as saying it was fun to steal when 
not attending eighth grade classes. 
. Names of youths under 17 en 
® charged with crimes are withheld 
in accordance with Georgia ju- 
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casper rong nt a emmmsplseplgtp pime Growth Bve to se 
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mutflers on cars Flin an. omic war th 
cure Los Angeles’ smog. won © Russia is counting 
cave & Caltioeate Inatitae ot ‘Teet:| "a" oe nee Oe 
scientist. the next years 
ted. by De. Pace nat MidBer price levels Guring the HG ' until ‘warf nti, 
The belie B § Of dealings on Detroit Produce cals and selected advanced rer ae —— , a there we oa and it 
* ry eRvirs baccos mostly 1 Ae a, : 4 
cons lower, t, a bio ic standards : ; 
weeks. Brokers said most i Apples, Delicious, DY. .........5..5- chemist, said that the same To ute is spectacular, . who died freigh 
* mg sage appeared pes? buying VEGETABLES ie to a “ype from fractions rig Los Angeles also spent atte ee fe thinking par ay poorer talk about Foe up and sey tad a ory an 
volume of a . . A i Mee err eee { . Turnover world me’ } what = 
. have|This and the peer ng dep | Th I\heavy enough to delay the ae: wane tage Keine Green, | Sorataet anew ehaoueane we ails ee. sabecing aoeels on Sot. ha 
“ opp bi order ths pat by the Depart B $O-|Morveredisn No. . pee sbaeesasehss ripe for nine minutes at the open-| he sald. “Smog ts pe unique,” | China and ' —— tlons oe Gate Kae-shek,”” datin file Misveees: general 
to rar reckyecig te saaeuaha Biyant.. show large Goions, Y, ibege) $id. See | Taikel _—— | result of the increasing oe the Far East. | ger Hing was in the prada se Al-| tional Union, aon otere 
in goverhment | F*rsn'ps. ls areedeees ; leaped mo . Depart- sults in 
eek ‘or pe, Me RG ceecstececes % re than 4 products, in refiner. | Recent ment. behalf of 
also a attracted active short-cover-|Radisnes, both 10 Poe. dpa {| points ta continued strength les, in industrial plants, in au. 1B ysaoas ee boas made ye Se cecias and tae te 
_ a Tomatoes iochs.) 408, 3) based on hopes that ¢ Red China. * Mrs. Eleanor 
GM and vice! * & * Tomi¥ioes, Hothse.. No. 1 O40, bekt, 378) wou dtrectors : -|Litde is pidlished about 4 Some Tulgetske of Rogers 
a Sai arta —_ pin tone it believed ‘ated pet age liga split at | “YOU. find i in London, Pais markable pro en at ho se a the mudalinging -- ng during! Mire clases Kaa ; 
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“ruling that would|! 550 million bushels be upward Poultry and Eqgs DuPont, also subject to stock ciseo and many other cities.” munist boasts of blueprints — Come |e Pi poten was justified, A|J°hn, 31, was a second mate on 
perha acare|!t ot it has stuck the ill- 
chemical firm tojmuch as 600 million, a Sy ee Te. (tat ar wtees dividend romors, * * * te; whlle the necompllshments of| Bat the nine y Or es thas won 0 warheran 
pone vasel hig unchanged t.% cent| Pet print, Py Mogtels tar Na} sepueeeeen ate.” Fi = ugg ae ate Ee supe beve re Se ie freighter =e 
higher near the end quality live poultry: re ot Friday, © appes FORMOSA IS SHOWPIECE = ciaihies in- itil 
a+ over March $2304 crn = ; at Heary type broilers ae tre anes et and bene Intlorable — will} This is a aa taore remarkable done through Felesona er under devcti ot the J nee 
il . March old|caponeti j Batred Rocks ; face of| you , a few|conside + Wash ones Act 
thes nade eed waren (ee ea “tl arm asec a Sages now at apart wad ive erg 
: losses it the stocklig % hi @6%; tye unchanged| pernorr Fru AS ees, 1% to. . Lukens advanced) ne only =. has ‘become. the norance ig satisfaction with one’s said. 
* that dumping of|beans wher, March §$1.38%; soy-|Detrolt, in ag Uedetll’ ‘ake on 2,400 shares. U.S.| smog wit toes way to keep|effectiveness of the pinsodess tye |omm ignorance, Forme, © te Named an Gelenfent in the 
: | on the % to % higher, March $2.21. | "Whites ae an ce ey od ate me tolerable levels —|Prostam nia|tenty fer angene. © ove eee saits was the Bradley Transpor- 
z would bring about Grai Wate th Ean 3 Ineratonal Telephone fr controls —- would! Sree ich wd inte tonulend wom Ho the doeee Oa tation Co., Michigan Limestone 
3 ; CHICA ~ ; + ; medium, another ts. Ameri expansion . A : ! 
is boldings in ft 1CAQC, Feb, 1O-\AP) — Opening * eg 3. of fade anther 2 plats. American aly Ampoable” ha sa.» —< Pe only way to tll the story|wich to prepare an anewer fo in 
SPA Rieti eens ue Pipe tats] tna ae arcue (NEW C. GMC to Unveil |" autres om pear an awe 
: z E angece sissy ; | large 4B favorite, taking . C | IK él ” see for your- : 
ai ae: . kn ie , 000 shares, up % 9t 24%. , ‘ee ! ' 
7 jt tot M ——— March , .... 1.38% 4 acon 000 U j i ‘BEST BESID: P | 60 
: "arg ag onary ogre for de- scot oa aly a teen 134s — Livestock sdeet'a chet Chak. Maports wae Up 100, nits at M eet Today | asic 4s E ae - - cop e to 80 
clding M shares|May «vee. bt ioe TROIT LIVE that custom copper | - DETR Pear: | 2 for Yenan (the Communists) dt r 
lengthy. Pon ‘led with Bent 0 ti Mey may Nee GR OaD A) — up again shortly. ai be martes as OT ar Genet trolt and Pontiae a Soh ons he quite well so tes Formon may ht pee paces us 
: Judge . Labuy some time slg celine Rept... 0.89 : mited "But gs virtually ebsent: N ; numbered 648,240 units, ontemtwe( er one lightweight tilt-cab tered 7 —— address 
Starting ae mal Himited | pumbery, choles. steers, ew York Stocks news said today. sel highw Die country in Asia.” = J2 
. @e today each side will offer) 4; Seefe 3b per sent of receipig: (Lote Morning pares with $43,388 ‘uni ye #000 at a speci seiparad model DLR| Alsop says, “It has the highest + we Ol Goa how you 
| pal. arguments and present’ @ ior acre and heifers slow, mos Figures alte: Gundiiens ts in stock! gion | indoctrination ses-| standard can still apply for 
; —— of witnesses in support of an, n ie . tS ey Py yee ea ere a eighths sage ; = today, according to R, C./side eo in all Asia, out-|insurance policy to nae ae life 
, he recommendations. ‘ a speed to JeF, eneee ARE: eg Bre soos ; year deatét tipches| Veen... Renewal track sales of final expenses —e 
: te, ver if Bede «+. Be ereet 108 manager . without burden- 
Ee 6 rn Hurt in M59 Crash . is “sie aad tt Ate fay: tt tia te eh eaten ao le ot the GMC Truck and] ourosa, wee lived and’ tought ing your family. 
pire dates from 1949 when the A Milford 2 lew s 4.004 mia weet Hy Looky” aire Bt fab pmeapmariorlpe ore yea luncheon program will be held in Formosa, says, ““To date, we se ate Conia. 
antitrust division filed a sui man and his son were and 6097-09; |Am Atriin HE foew'y oo previous month at the Kingsley Inn have been singularly unsuccess- by mail with OLD AMERI- 
t ac-/injured in an acciden oat dpe p ae Gas":) 44| ‘The current inventory to start a) ful in : : CAN of KANSAS 
casing. Du Pont ofa virtdallnight on MSO at Whi t Saturday wle ht es *| Amd a Py z cou Figen: Be ered about normal is consid-Mationwide series of meetings 1p) world making the rest of the (gation of Saat ee te 
ae Se oleae a agi tel am wore: $0) Mem x". BS sales rate. See ts prea 2 Gates fo) Aenennieate OS see aware of whet bas been jeall’ on oe 
chr eget sue of ume _Bsan Neen 1, of 20 wana! Eh yo SERA wads ae Elna seca, Rea eneering fies re the fit sceomplahed Im Tatas (POE | rear out tis ad and mal 
s and fabrics. : Police ** a rd Township|. Ve 14 * 4 Bone 68.6 + MO wes!) a14l fi ~ . Retai deliveries| Tesults of a large-scale f “It has th today with 
che feat control of hav’ Car ote a wh ele 0 Ou a. { eit or January, still to be officially development e forward hivi e highest standard of|and your name, address 
. when shel eiéied en ice iu prime ‘vo-&6. @ op prim Ate! seo 1304 tabulated, have been estimated Truck, Wood program at GMC) /Vin€ in Southeast Asia. Land re-/j year of birth to Old Amer- 
Business Notes car driven by Loyd A. Highlen, age ie ter he ae Shisha MoeWheed i 5 Seecomtantety <5 ore at)" GMC dealers in the De ee an jean Insurance Co. 3 West 9th, 
42, of 1330 Waterbury St. “| ate ‘owing sete | Wag HE j uetler Brass Ay will ace the new crag zone government have all — LEQ21A, Kansas City, Mis- 
Highlen was : } Rr, yond ot Ba Nat Bio ....” : . t during a ” : 7 
Election of Jim Robbins, Royal |General Hoapttal with otnnayee fa iS t 90.18: Borden as. 11.6 Nat : orndiad ni Detroit Steel Reports Gass! Sao: one senor aun met peseeres oe See | 
Oak manufacturing executive, ,to/ his left side. His injuries to /sefls “I ee yt GE-18-0: 00d | Briggs ME: BO Net Qype oat Net Earnin otors Training Center in , I am afraid, cannot 
the Fruehauf Board, of Directors|treated for tact aon Joie, 1h. Oa ri sree 8 RY Centra ’<.) 364}: gs Down [Dotcom understand what the sight 5 W 
was announced ma ~| Both men on eee Dp: jase Se 208 py Soe DETROIT #—The Detroit steel GMC officials attending the prosperous Asiatic cone pila ant 
— by Roy yal mawet Big Thre oughs °°. $78 Mor Pac... 94 = anand 4 ep 6} ee ee te Suet vo oe ie means to Latex Pp int? 
‘ . Pp ae y two million dolla ghan, 1 manager is used 
chairman of Frue- Lodge Calendar e Ask ee {1 Slincome iri 1958. ars in net) ‘Truck and Coach; + te Aamo sight of tumbledown huts una ba 
haut Trailer Com- Areme Chapte 3 $3 || The firm said yesterday its 1958 teu uae ies SEE PAGE 12 
pany. Peemddlp & r No. 808, O.ES., . ; #4/income fell to $1,153,692 last eral sales manager; J. B. ey ship and poverty. tear 
| Robbins an en- Officer's Oakland County a ‘; 30 {from $3,004,382 in 195 year) ly, eastern regional . If this can be done : — 
gineer and chem- ie a 16, 1959, 8| bY : 30° |income equalled 31 pte ad oc ager; G. W. Sheldon — man- |mosa, it can be done for = = 
ist by profession, agp Retgevelt Temple, 15 State +101 |compared to 90 cents a share manager; E, W. Jo sales provided you get the right kind Through Error th 
ot ah abhi ,Biha Gark, see.” ade | Calll for Early Parley il vear, bere ae| mamas, W. Jl, Dera [ef adminazatin, “if changes in pric of 
Robbins on 33 | ‘The corporation’ vision comptroller; R, T, d * * . | , es 
plastic and chem- N i . Berlin, Warn Russia 42.2) 95.8 per ee saan dropped | nings, merchandising : Des It means nothing to me if a new the following items 
bod anes ews In rief of War Danger ; m3 year from $82,458 poplar seg bl empa director of Secokase edi take col a few in our Set., Feb 14 
ne : nary , : ic relations, estab- “7 De 
is ae, ace 1.68 | Detroit Steel said lished a nuclear reactor | | 
He is the president pes country: | Hotel reorets the Roosevelt 9, WASHINGTON W — The United|S2PP, Ra. $1" Royal Dut | + 100-4 /sustments in the fourth peri oad 48 inches trom bumper to|haPS & few, isolat and per- | ad should have read 
anvireh Grika “tnt 5 tga it 2 to police Sunday VASHINGTON w — The United Surgagiced: Big StRee map <8 \Gurng the first three quart as Dy 8 Snches from bumper flee as has Red. Cif . 
which prodece elreraft compo-(whue 2 Was Sega © ae eat reece een today "Jag. Scoville aad - 26.6 during the first three quarters oad oa wid elepeak independent| , It means everything to sade! SUMP PUMP 
ep ee A SERA BU he's eb a ove te general andar of tng has Westinghoune Motor 
' 7 eas hoe : . ve $2 gon Pao ..... 65.4 : common peo- 
| —__He also has two additional Thieves attempted to break They called for a wide open Big a SM ges : | ———|Ple at large, for the village folks Reg. 69.50 New 39.95 
| panies associated with research rea 8 SF wren at 804 Orchard tale | Fue retin ebatecn een Rt Seow nd: 22, GOP Caucuses Upstai ar mn . 
4 evewpit A -» it; was reported the whole Ger'é 7° @ Std Oil Cel... 55.5 p rs This, after & 
i . : to Pontiac|man problem * bq Std Ofl Ind ... 47.6 eee. —— all, is what FOLDING $ 
; é Police with German advis-|5 " #4 gl fr 62.1 De M : ernment exists for, and as, 1 R TAIRS 
f | MY ema: gp CS eet Downstairs |“=rur"™" Fe: 9.95 Mew BA 
Hg Gwitt a Go. 37.5) = 
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6 Rae ram — Vienna, - : den Dynam .. {Gee bs licans_ in la adap bl date a he oc of tear, tet do Goecameet hes 850 Teves 
Boy ae Oe = ig path yaa) gle agape og Fink Bear a8 caucus upstairs in the Township Barkham (D) held by Walter T.| well, and is doing it extremely lag mber Co. 
a y Stabs Girl Frie . pull out of East Berlin on or|9 t : $13. Trensamer oes Hall Saturday while the Democrats ), who will run again) My estima é 
nd, Himself after May 27 and the W Bee Th Trem Cen... 38.7|met downstairs to in the April 6 election nae te is that it will take 
|this may jeopard fears) Sen 7 ; Un Carbide ...122°4| respectiv nominate their} Opposing A. J. Grahal India ‘15 years with luck before 
De sition in Bosna oma = ee é i : ‘ed att’ alr Lin |. 3 the annual coclaa e oa Cais Se eee ms ‘ee "ne cement ¢ = wih te general 
| i : .| Good “+ gg Uni en ual spring election A : : one rd 
Death Halts Rock and Roll :z.sS <5 ese CES g: “taints vase Gare Semi Coto oo are 
: 3 et initiative i on) ori hed challenged f ; _ . : : , mT 
i evident,” the note rel rig a - a by Francis sos or re-election} Other candidates for office ; NEXT: Land reform and vil- HTS 
MONRO 7 _ |State Department Ze orpag 9.4| serving ughes (D), NOW|Michael Manni _are| lage prosperity. 
+ girl was inited sosaily Real foes ore Dianne died on a visit to the The U.S, message paralleled oth- ‘saa township justice of the| Thrush D) running for | carl mere Aa 
| rine er oes oe ee Sy On Kean manner maine T | ecy Racine (Ry wil try ie (RD and Was Cine (D), otbdl =e merce Scheel = ery 
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roll poe ag tng = con oe nan’s bedroom. Kettinger, 59, ane Gonmaey welt op prokiind a mee prea eraser Lacy M. Alt |dates for aslaa ot faa pons ‘|PTA Supper Tonight  ” cca ete aes 
om finishing, dinner told the couple aspects and im- —_ Saas See a Petar pt arety tte 
it was time for plications” — meaning , Marjorie Waite (R) is to fill the . [ER Commerce Fiesenoe Serene 
kt ke the ride back such things} } a candi- one posi- |Elementary School 2 common 
: Ss sec mauled kid wold ao to oF ne unity and the future} cise ~~ Young 88 316 pomp ste Township Board | soring a pancake tice rally oof ribectiche often ‘rerult 
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ion tl ih Homme = Lipton ad qos eeu) case Ps wm bcd oo ot (Comptied by The Aesoctated Press) | aterford Boys ipl gee —— POT —_ | out the evening, School ti drusetat. Peel bette udanctstae 
Smith, 15, of ee pital’ Who \ neon constable posts. sd bin uit will show tw = 
She. died in Mercy nearby Dun-|' Harrington said Ketfinger told United Shaten’ at the paseo Mos Noon “hon mtd vet fn ee F ape gym Mea pone Chiers (R)s ped preggo eo vats safari] Now Many W 
aioe pe rage hin he heard the iri scream ference—which the propel Cari Se a ait iis pea 2166 Held in R ae hp = ——_ (D); and Willis! ‘The —s western. ) any Wear. 
> Lal being] “‘Dea't” und thes “Ouch.” Kett Ue most critics yet held with the|teer_ege. Saad iat 3 A 0 | ry cosmic elt ies a iogrd eat FALSE TEETH 
have Sepme Sate . Soviet Union—was not known 1958-80 high’... 160-4 - ground ST cw, r 
nt OE ee Wee, 08, the Sooe: itera won ite tak dbaoun |ER free ae Bee 3 Youths Admit Beatin Tonight's Baptist Saed Sin grits teen Saat ee » With More Comfort 
nell, A was agai across the himself intends to be there if he 1967 low ........ 226.0. 70.2 aa 150.3 White Lake T - Crusad S P Hinegre fair. Mrs. August ran rob (non-acid) powd geet alkaline 
fishknif in can, : pernore Wee ownsh s been a) cn + Lg ih 
inter temple. i i to his) smhis is the first time the West-|Fieures “ke de pains 0) Man Jan. 31. P From ae peaker fg ve a vane re SEE ear aia te ae 
higan, and: s ern powers have called { pane eighths ee = Al e s ye - "plate odo” or 0 
on et, séboot pease eee oa ee ee ociive lumen < Seluwin Rubber Cor ses i 3a] ‘Three Waterford Township teen- WEST yea sg) Gomera rastatra ev any rus counter, 
the Pontiacihad been dai Dundee, said she|TePresentatives from Communist |G. tx ou & c ces Tae agers were yesterday BLOOMFIELD TGWN- : e° 4 « (advertisement) —— 
: dan |nince : paling Tinton steadily [East on and Allied West|Zonel BecrMir co. bi et an — beating and robbing/the  week-l tonight as part of! Science Sh rin k Pil . 
i, suk ania bas grenteoeete. . Mr Nad| While they would hai Te Prophet Got vsavs.- << 187 184|Cooley, ee. SS Toulon Coach eink Bloomfield Bap. fie chs dae Ss es 
S| Mrs. Raymond . A at ad ve the role|toreto eres Cof vii... .. WNL 126 Rd., White Lake/tist Church id Bap- N e ze ; 
Spend Kettinger, because visers, the step could ‘prove son CO,........16.7 16.7 16 Township, according to Waterford will be the Rev. Ron ay it 
hia parents had separated. wae Sees oe toward some _61_61 18") qownship’ Potice, * eta of Led entina. out Surgery 
se tata be sma he ox lpg ars | Death Notice. Zamzuates wecmin on Sra ie chr st Oar Stops Itch—Relieves Pain 
We teh ‘ estern proposals were ‘+ |Coney Island Restaurant Lake Pa. . New York, N. Y. BA OCR 
MAd felt sorry for him because forth in similar notes aiveres ta J. B. WOOD. aap Huron St., Waterford Z Tomorrow night at.7:30 the Rev Sol fet tie ee) a problem!” And 5s shins 
‘ Moscow 7 he ; , Me es oe * Ne * Ji = lerérs were Zé 
aes — dal 8 Soe $ Race Bioom- Geer, eae Bares os Sa Haiti ote Crseaie Beni jee Ba astonishing sbi te some of hemor shold gon =, 
o Friday at Pontia ! ; stop itch- bra’ standi: , 
bese Parents Tell |Senere! Hospital after an tan) Wot ines 52 Hs laos © tee * , Sacety, wil tl) saegery Fallows pals without | naredties, anesthetics o ce et 
of Daughter's Marriage | Mr. 9 de Sout ‘Cindi siover he, os ouame cog eB <Page ine Regt lim on hemorrheld case after Lye ty Kind, Ts secret 
‘chimin ememee oe Davie Funes #20 from Westpfahl and left him |lae of » Fire,” which depicts the) nother a Rpgedtand To s, new, healing substance (Bio. 
} +| Home. A ieee conscious ; Republic from 5 sandOnae? ao dba | ot hetimod or 
Draper Rd ane tea marr 951He is survived lip hie wite, Li ved, eee a ad te Sarat co of voodooism| | was velleved sesaaty. |. w “Already, Be De nati 
a marriage|his parents, Mr. and- Mrs, Jymeds ‘ a youths were té be arrai ‘ of CBHMS mission- pa while gentiy telieving wide use for ‘heal ' oie 
a : the (a : ‘is new hi : * 
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sre of sare tary, ||, eer dcr te) Sa | ete form called Preparation 
is the son of Mr, and|Conservative B pe Ai.* Ask for indi . 
Mrs, Frank Clover; Wendell Amer! aptist Assn, of convenient Pr ete tome 
Dale is the son , and Negro pastor from Jackson; the bintment with . nH 
of Mr. and Mrs,|Rev, ' tor. anh ppli- . 
is atiClarence W. Owens. , dack Swinborne of the : rat : 
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Se AA Ne _ i Wy THR PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, - BRBRUAMY 16, a : * ‘* o - : : : wo F 7 " 
Doomed Swiss Village. ‘Awaits the Avalanche [Saez mm, 5 s ip, 
MERBRIGGEN, Switzerland w—\ice ice hurtling’ down dda from 0 mow iv bebins 6 @uadarkiy avabisobiditied the thrawing andw andjmost: of the. villagers -abondoned wae: Ai ie | 
“All we can do is pray." tain pork 2008 Hest. shove. lanche when it reaches the edge/ice, and the movement stopped. eee eo ce Sen san bet sieemnai. doves. Te They will sound) 21, 1856 in Bowmansville, N.Y. She | ser; +h 
5 of the precipice, Winter frosts immobl the|small rear guard like the Burg-jan alarm if they see the nve- lived in Bay Cp Oe: pam SYA 
this Swiss} “We hive ‘aith = vas The great masy began creeping|ere : su stayed Ianche hamlet doomed to extinction as|God,” murmured Josef Burgner|down the Nadelhorn slop to-|Herbriggen’s end is certain when|less of the creeping danger, | weeks. Some of the posts are! Japan Names Attache   
                      
     
  soon as a spring thaw sends alas he gazed up at Nadelhorn| ward the precipice eight days ago.ja prolonged thaw comes. , A death watch is being kept/equipped wih walkie-talkies, one loore 
million tons of rock, earth and| Mountain where the frozen massiFriday a new cold spell set in, Resigned to losing thelr homes,jover the village by a network of/has a portable ‘siren. TOKYO (AP)—Capt. Suteo Ishi- 
“ : Burgner Wags matter of fact/da has been named naval attache e 
about the slide. to the Japanese Embassy, in 
          Judge Holland Studies Ferndale’ Hassle [Would Grant Vacation Williams Raps H old ) Sus ts al Gh tal weal wo dade hieog He will replace 
|to Good U.S. Prisoners i(3OP on Issue pec thelr fall, they may fly about In| —~ sovanrisintaitt . 6 | tion,” he said, “‘The| seath tar etarened “tothe Pontiad| 
Opinion s Due. Tomorrow lua or eter! ramen? te Of Tax Leadership in Ctore Holdup sid woulda frm ho eon eh | 
. ‘ y seems to believe. It would firuction of 
a prisoner leave jail and go home| LANSING (UPI)—Gov, G. Men- body             
            
    
    
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spread instead and cover a huge will be opened the night on 
  
  Oakland County Circuit Judgejing rehired as principal was there-|for two weeks each year provided: |nen Williams today criticized state : . . part ” 1900 ir, Towns hoard" Pet in fe e. 
H. Russel Holland promised an/fore within the “‘administrative} 3 ‘The prisoner hia a pir rec-|Republicans for their failure to Pontiac: Police to Seek wih poe eh and old among San bet chtainsa ar ie Sere Pee” tb ae 
opinion tomorrow morning on'discretion” of the board. ord. ‘ take a forthright stand on taxes‘at Warrants in Robbery those who have stayed behind. etween the hours of @ a.m, on 6 atthe 
whether the Ferndale Board of * * & 2. He probably would not break| Saturday's convention in Detroit. | § City Market They go about their business as Peservee. the right pyre | or ail|be ts weer ah 
Education can carry out. its dis-| “The court has no right to sup-|the law on his visit. “Apparently the elephant has ° ty Market — nothing happened. They |°!** ” ORETA V. BLOCK, 
missal of Dr. Scott W. Street asipjant its judgement: over a duly-| 3. The vacation would help his|trumpeted and marched off in all feed the few cats and chickens , 
pemnetal of Se Paul L. Best School. | elected board,” said Forsythe. rehabilitation. directions,” Williams said, Two men arrested by state troop-/left behind. From time to time) 7 Poo, 1611, 8 
x * Street was demoted to teacher “Tt seems very clear that .the|@ts from the Redford Post are|they leave their houses, walking! , eTATE OF Mic oe at y olay ae phy 130 
Attorneys for the board and for|status Feb, 2 by a 5-1 vote of the * _|Republican P is unwilling or| being held in the Oakland County) through empty streets, looking up |Suveniie Division tee sea eee on ane 
nine couples and a Ferndale firm, | board “‘for failing to execute board ate to igi prbilren Sl Jail for investigation of armed/at the mountain. Pobicpltes nation of te ee 27a Bine felock in the f rena you are 
who filed ~“ last week to stop|policy.” and unequivocal leadership in the|tobbery. — se 14. at eal “Maren sonene gereqeany 
van Se caer al arccneae te state's financial crisis,” Williams} The pair are suspects in the) ‘They read about their danger| Pe neon te Ge meiner C8. pate enuld. sri apie teal A barges gro = - 
"5 4 . r said. ‘Their titular leader Mr. holdup of Spiro’s Market 194 Oak- once a day, The narrow-gauge rail Court alleging that the present where- — be served by Fag ties er oe oo 
fore Judge Holland this morning. Sign Two Lines Shot in Holdup (Paul D.) Bagwell made a speech|land Ave., Friday evening. | line up to Zermatt brings tham chia oe cabeoon yer laid ents easlse Pontiac wren 4 a eae eaet at i the pe County.   
  
  ‘The demotion was to become . : : in which he agreed in effect that} Pontiac Pollce sald they |the German-language newspaper violated a law of the atate, end that cireuiated in 
effective today, but attorneys for Scandina vld, < a personal ind corporate income] planned to seek warrants against [read in the Mattertal Valley. ee te, at tose tase saee ok lal Court, tn ae one 
agreed that no action will be Hundreds Camp at Fair |t#% 's going to be the ultimate} the two men today from the Oak. | Occasionally a hush descends ¢ eee piled ay web pend tate a5 Gomes | pe 7 ee 13th day 
ickin ual oles Selinad bande Seaway Trade ol booed : answer to our revenue problem. land County Prosecutor's Office. |over the bare and deserted ham-|that the Rearing om ts sald petiuan. will (Seal) 7 & 
down his ‘decision on whether Grounds Waiting Word) “The convention cheered him, They are Angelo M. Agatone, (let. The wind and distant noises be held pt the Oakland Gouney Berviee| (A true copy), ae aays ot Bre * Beets 
an injunction against the board CHICAGO (UPI) — H. M. Hol-| | on Robbery Victim and passed 1 resolution favoring a} ¢2, and Carl R. Theis, 19, of from the mountains cease. There |Bivd., in’ the City of Pontiac in said sb eseENNO., 
ill be. eaeadl den, president of Great Lakes ; 7 _,|wote of the people on a 4-cent sales) Kankakee, ll.  }is sudden stillness on the village | KD" Tose, at nine ‘e'clock fm the terse Jivani Bien 
; Overseas, Inc, .said yesterday tax, with no mention of a corporate streets, ~ noen, and you ar 
’ : e hereby commanded 
Harry Okrent, Detroit attorney] that arrangements have been com-| ATHENS, Ala. (AP)—The Ath-|jor personal income tax.” Their car was stopped by troop) “wwe jive in fear and we don't \:.'Rting Personally et said hesriag. | NOTICE OP PUBLIC seth dar ot ig 
  
    
  
  
  
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for the taxpayers, argued that Dr.| pjeted tor Great Lakes-Scandinavia|ens Fair Grounds has been turned| The Democratic governor pre-|®™# near Detroit Sunday for speed-isieey any more,’’ murmured |service hergof, this summons and no- February. 1008, at Ii 9! A. 
Street was fired as principal with-|trade by the Fiell Line and the|into a camp to accommodate sev-|dicted the Democratic convention ing, In the car troopers said they! Burgner's wife. She dandled a no Geagrald “aarvad "Ry Publloation ‘ef ees wasn oe | es ale ts 
out benefit of charges being brought| Norwegian American Lines. . etal hundred gypsies who have ap-|in Grand Rapids Saturday will found 16 cartons of cigarettes, /neighbor's child on her knee while|ing in The Pontinc Press, & newspaper |Pord 2 Dr.. Engine No. USPC 164838. a8 
against him, or a hearing, con- a+. ls Jpeared here since one of their\take a “responsible position” on|™asks and e blue automatic pistol.|hig mother sought food in the re- mie ane the" Monaee Be one a ee ee ae 
trary to a teachers and principals’ leaders was wounded, the tax question. According to Pontiac Police, the manne eromsy store. none "Ge cour, int ee, Sr Coney, Fention, Michigan, get seer be ins 
Tenure Law which guarantees them Holden said the new services will Mike Johnson, ‘a, described by . two men admitted the robbery, in * | e ine m aad a _ th baal speed at id. 8 Petry. Fon the pen to bid ; 
certain protection in their jobs. rune atta Sepee eu Sheriff Clyde Ennis as a gypsy : tee: which the bandits thrust grocer) «17 we oa hear the slide|(Sea) > inh RE. MOORE, at the sale. ™ 
oe oe crown prince, was reported in 20 Killed 25 Missing Louis Fedonis, 65, to the floor, | coring,” said -Burgner, “we would |' 0° ELIE J. VABCABBENNO, | “Ponting, Michigan. veaemicrie! 
CHARGE NO WRONG Montreal for trade with such Scan- fair son irons a ballad weend we and fled with $175 and 2 cartons] ¢4 down-to the cellar—if we have Probate Register, . John Lia, Manager, 
Besides, the claimants charge, dinavian cities as Oslo a Copen- received during a holdup attempt p l d lid of cigarettes. time. It would be useless to run Juvenile Division | Feb. 16, 24, "5% : 
Dr. Street ‘committed no act nor | hagen. s*« * Wednesday. . : in eru Lanasiide outside anyway.” STATE OF MIGHIOAN—tn ae sine PUBLIC BALE ’ 
failed to perform any duties which whe Ficll Line pleneored Crostl Deputy C. C. Owens said that “sh ms When the slides does come, it) vate Court for the County of Oakiand, sof on February 29, 1980, » 
would justffy termination of his e Fell ae reat! spout 300 gypsies are living at the) LIMA, Peru (AP) — More than To: Toast the Brides? will be the second time the Burg- herr apes of, the petition eon jee Be Boag ire — Ry se eit 
contract.” It expires June 30. Lakes service to Europe 2 years/rai grounds, He reported auto li-|20 Peruvians are dead and 25 ge ners have lost their home, Resi-|cerning ‘Jonny, Ruth, “Mary, William, Ave. Torndale, Mich, that, address being 
= a ue ago. The Norwegian AmericaNcense plates from the Fay West|missing after -landslides in the GILLINGHAM, England (UPI) |dents of southern France for) Yances, Vivien, and Myra Calo, minors. where ore vehicle ia stored and may be a 
was stated by Cart W. Forsythe one yee ito Sean the 50th!and Midwest as well as many|Andes. Torrential rains have aca J. R. John said to |many years, they returned to his| fe Jounny ‘Cue, tther of said ent | Peo. 16 17, "0. 
. year Scandinavian-|trom Alabama, Georgia and Flor-|loosened huge masses of earth. a package of /native mete en when France| "'p, ° 
and William R. Beasley, attor- | ‘American trade, Holden said. ida The ‘neantala mining town of| sandwiches and a flask of cor- /fel! during World War II. Penni Ocori’ aileging thal tee. prema where: roan eae aeae7"- 
neys for the school board, that Following the opening of the St.| He abouts of the father Ce said minor chil-| At 0:00 a 1969, 
said no arrests have been|Tablachaca was swept away, and| dial to church with him on Holy (less in 1942, he ‘and his wite Yeoroaty 2374, 
under this contract Dr. street |Lawrence Seaway in April, the/made in the Johnson shooting.|32 are feared dead. clime'® water| Saturday. He said the repast |worked hard, bought their own)are ependent wpon the public for sup-|Baral pei aca rd was hired tenure only Norwegian line will provide fort-|Johnson was shot in the chest|supply was cut when slide debris| would nourish him between the [home and raised their three chil-|Prttsq under the “jurisdietion of is Ferndale, “Mich. ba ey sadosas Wend                               
  
  
  
    
    
      teacher and not principal. nightly service between U. S. and when someone sought to rob him|blocked a canal. eight wedding services scheduled |dren. All are grown and away Court oe tnelimnentiege vehicle ts stored and may be 
_ They argued that Street not be-/Canadian ports and Europe. at his home, for that day. from home now, laste of Michigan, you are hereby noti= Feb. 16, 17, “30, 
Death Notices In Memoriam 2 | __Help Wanted M Male _6| Help Wanted Male 6| CARNIVAL by Dick Turner| Building Service 12) Income Tax Service 17| Lost & Found 24 
LOVING MEMORY OF NANCY WE HAVE P | 0 N © an . 
“Lynn Love, whe. passed away| Direct Salesmen (2) ot| first clase Bervice Mer, to sake any TYPE oe novNE ELAN F ‘alr ea see re tat, | Boner, = 8 ped gory as 2 Fant ee 
1989, WIL- ebruary 16 ‘ost Well known local distributor over a Chrysier-Piymouth Service 34031. : ‘tween Organs 
SLROPPED. Pat, Se Bry far Smen Te Qatiand Co. arte. | peopia and ‘tpow "his tuft an | . | wie STOR EWEN WORR| BOLIN TAX ak ICE | diae's pet sows ta 
Birmingham; 2 Lf ear mother In just six months He needed our We a ors a patos looms Birydler Dreducts. Bzegledt r eee . - nes a Hirepioger, Ma Sen. TERIA, oz i ea eae 
Fangements will be announced! To"srignten up Mis throne, y experienced, men (closets) | sontive’ bonus. All ‘replies held . Neesnar._ Coepectey. PE 46-2200. || rose, vicene oy rerven 3 (ieerame Co 
later by Pursley Funeral Home. | Goq bag the power to give a life| need apply. Call 8 ill 12 or 1 t0| confidential. Address replies to BASEMENTS, WATERPROOPED,| © ent ward, PE 6-333 = 
CAMPBELL, FEB. 15, 1959, gad the powe. to take sver.| 2 Mayteir_ 69008. Pontiac Press Box 37. _free_¢ “FLOCK AND CHAE TN INCOME EXE RETORN” FRE, Tagr. NAL GERMAN RRERAR 
E., 30 Norton -Ave.; age 78; be- FREE RENT TO MAN IN WARM B Ly red in me q Black tan, Ni Vic, 
ot Mrs. 8.| That our Nancy Lynn js there vo ales thn ex eel om ree.) Bia e ® c. 
Campbells dear father ot Mra Ea-| Sadly. missed By Motmér, Deday| pasement bedrm, teveea must| Help Wanted Female 7 aan signe send “samme pomment PE SW. ne | Stil Valetéie, “Chin's pei, Fe 
wa all, Mrs, Earl Cauley, z allt character references. Apply $h Quer ed Work, = 
Mrs, John Warrinet, airs. Harold : Pontiac Press Box 101. AMBITIOUS GIRLS WANTED FOR our Hom oer F" FEMA BEALE. 
Foam “CEMENT & BLOCK ¢ :     
  
    
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wel; also survived by 35 grand- SPARKS-GRIFPIN CHAPEL 
nd- 2-58.) x. teed eee HOUSEKEEPER FOR 
children ana ered ge outer - Thoughtful Service ss FB 2-88 Me loyme _— lined for Sood elderly person. more for good dren. Puneral se “Wast be 
Seu mesangial] VOOTHEES-GIDLE| Sette ttene tio" _aihe Oe Ss h interm 
Hope Cemetery. citation of the FUNERAL HOME Mu —— MAN WITH Goop CAR bast cod Ome 1 oe dele Dd rence. AD   §. Puller, James L. Preoesp:|___ Funeral Directors 4 MEN "NEEDED eres ck. ABDIy” in-person 
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a. Fw 5-078? are Child's pet. PE 8-9773. . 
bg re Fe ait y iemiaed. Hobbies & Supplies 24A 
COM f REMODELING, | iw COME TAX, R PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES. 
‘ESET beet a attics vel recreation gerade :   
  
  
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pam. at ine eison-Johns Pag Ambulance Ooevies Figne or Motor ool ome Say ore A reek bie “ni Big Roped rive-In ; earn “i OO apaTaTY = 
2 SPHERE” to replace man CHEER. AGREE. Mib- wl DRY WALLS & PAINT \ 
" F a »|“& HOME Puller Brush FE 23318 for i) “‘diaged co mpenten for lady who pote or OR_3-0764 - KNAPP S FS 
Lake’ Dr. Wailea Laka; ngs, 8: Ai terview. . 2°5E hn “bectth. Nursing oxpert- DRY WAL TAPINO ARD FINISH. : Merman OR 3.1508 
Hpwetge cot vias * Bag today at FUNER AL HOME NEED 6 Lalas lame» MEN - ence helpful, 9 Tregent. Ponti-c. ing as estimates. 61 or ' pg es Richardson- ird ays, eve-| SXPERIENCED WAITRESS, 18 TO . a a ly ad phone 
Chapa, Walled. take. wt rit Bev. Drayton Plains __OR_ 773" mings “Aad” 40, weekly rs, com your |"30. Must be neat and pleasant CERAMIC TILE »| 20136. Confidential, ‘the Salvation 
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sisiment ta Wana tans censter| [onelson-JOhns| ee. aoes supplied. parle: | necensaty” eee” 10 toh Mus Mismgh aty ; 
Ww jon, Oxford; age 91; op TUNEBAL ROME, Mest Cats Buse wise. Pontise eres Sieerte. t ‘ z Beloved. faihet ot giity, Settle] _ “Designed for Punersie” | OLD TIMERS REAL HATATE AND) recy Box ti Ts ours ; ne 2 
re Helen Pom Cargline “p. Elsie ___. Cemetery Lots 5 More Money? Write Box f ve Pon- EX NCED FLORAL DEBION. inet maker. 2 3.0008 aundry, B. Teles: 
: ropine tiac Press. er 2-8101. 
and Alfred Crause; also HOU! ID, MUST BE for water heaters ge — : 
1 grandeniidren and 13 great- GRA ~ PARTN NEEDED — LEARN : 
gh er a «SOUT LOT, $ OMATER TO | PANN ete — we Poe | a ew Rene | Sem Fe He WH nHFLatts| "Landscaping 18 
eee EPE'E soeat:| ,chlee mtg ouxand muy Gex-| "REAL ESTAT oa oo Ton Ry Bip, PIRDT AEOMER| 4 aE ee wre, : 
: = . ' fOUSEKEEPER. MUST LIVE IN. : 
ey aig baat seg aeiee Pe On 32283. SALESMAN ng ey aed rere cn, seston vat | PECL Feet 
74, 1960, ALMEDA | BEAU PER- FOR ACREAC Fores ceeeired, Magtalr 6-6046. a of _Moving & Trucking 19 
Ethel W. Ypsiiantl; age e4;| Ti, rer ete Will di | wanted man to spee in sale eee DEBT? A LITTLE MORE MON- ag ROOFS BEL | mam 
Bintied wife of dames, 1.” cig. — vse. Ress. FE £865 e Meet PE Caen makes & lot of difference. ae ed 
cumb; dear mother of Mrs. Ber- _— _ Call_Mr. : Part or full time work with e. 1-A Reduc Rates : 
RS le tp lige roe OLICE PA AN | Avon grovides Gc wen | 246 “HEAT TROUBLES z ; | 
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Sea ee aktee at || gory retin at te Prem || sacany uae mo aw | Penson FOR, IRTENEETING |, | | Et stat ates, sae tS = Dong eo office in the following APPLICATIONS are $e; | work, st home or, studio, Salary “But I didn’t dare turn him away. After all, you have| Wor Sia 
Usrey an and Jesse Wilson; — sur- boxes. - ' Puire ‘man Y you afe an om. objection. Kendale’s. 14 pees Bagi- a brother I’ve never met!” = — ai hirnseen end freee nee 
meat ret \dehtid hiti oung man ave grad- 2 ; 
sen ee Tit'be ele fursaay, 5.18 8 ee uated trom « the equiva cna fut. 608 PLETELY pt ed, FE sees L. 4¥ mbblan fil). ait ravel, MG; : 
Feb. 17, at 2 p.m. from the First| § 27, 28, 31, 32, 35, 57, 63, SF ase rena ag in A career in| new ‘ine, Money ac, Lire ob wor Help ' Wanted 8 Work Wanted Male 10 | gomx GARAGE. ABING, ADDI- a end load at 
Res dont Giicisting. Inter: G4, 74, 76, 91, 94, 101, 110, pole. work this is your oppor- Laer ea OCT OOOO Oe cy one ee oo aay tions | peed bulider ~O'DELL CA TA 
; PE 00%) x. r [LD A WONDER. | CAR _terms. FE 4 | enene tev 
Gidcumb will He tn state ot the |G Ley A a | “Tran rch, "at" af® ‘elaine | “perchced a gepetabie. Appi. a ee age paar dl a: nds ee - eI, ese i a: Real et r P a « ete. fi pe ofc 
opie, eo = | Faget Sete eabatt| ae eles wisrmase’s | or or Sates mprorwan marae, «76 | Miboigng grates re Pen or CRT RECN? TORT CaaS | Bu SH Gn ee : belove dit ve been ® resi-| OMAN FOR DOCTORS OFFICE Jou? HAULING & MOVING OF ; ? 
t Pontiac for at JU8sT Sor OF "NAVY oan Ey a oe PEFAIR REAS.| L it you prefer. ir quent 
husband of wot Mire = Rowe Mile The Pontiec Prese -— ae wf fon . ediatey bre Lively. at hands ey ee Employment Agencies 8A with {rates 2 Filte-Tronics wore oe. Pre ‘b-1922 -_ _sny_kind. Real cheap. PE 8-240, a reg ah appoint. = 
dear brother of Mrs. Edw arn ‘ ot. sense, even ry and a work. : : r 
pares, Me Jan bara. Rebers. Vide FOR WANT ADS AN ied tn Ghats Act be ob. etapa now bow oa nanny, east | Work Wanted Female 11 "anaing SOP Lo" ae PE Trucks to Rent Wed. Children to Board 26 
lund, rs. Norman - Hoefferle, ; tain —~ #% Cpromed and ‘other general c - work, - bookk start. ROOF REP TRS TRS iQue 
J feary, Batse, Paul and rtm: nt arke St, All handwriting ple Downtown loca 14 DAY IRONING 93, BU. REF. A AND 
Dovid ier Pugerel perv si v|y DIAL FE 2-818! allons was be, reverers ste ete our’ ag ei marial fate, | Bane yank. 48 Pontiac * ye B10 . | | EAYESTROUOHING FE ¢-ou| lon Fickwpe gan axes 
. » 18, . : scholastic c i, 88, | 3 [RENCHIN' EXCA AVATIN TING et s 
3:30 p.m. from Be Donelson- From ¢ to 5 p.m. Bes, {7 the Personnet Oltice, telephone number and any Doel COLLEGE "ERAD pon lg al 31881, septic tobe, t ontiac Farm and 
Johns Home with Dr. a.m. a y Hall in order to participa’ tions you have held (full or = fn CARL eet boat Sate 
H. Bank officiating. Inter- fo _the_ examination time). Write Pontiac Press Man aged 22-33 with @ major is INQ CARE. Industrial Tractor Co. 
tery. Pe ein em-|t pla etane. eke. | | Steere seus odereg wily ot “os | Se enREaS —WHD APPL background ts tg train amar, Able Cay THe WT ‘Business $ Services 13 oe PO ian ome 
duet a 1 Lodge Gia Press Ly map nerd respon, panding major, frm. A ci Gciey tx_‘ed yuo APPLY tits to loea 8 00, 3, 00, per Pon ‘Bashi ey a Dravion “ PRsowe : a +10 
- Bee ar, comeel tne 6 and erough trainin, see Bes WOMAN POR BABYSITTING AND | tse State Bank Bldg, PH 6-0221, | ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS | UNWA} D       
  p.m. Tuesds Mr. Miller = cancel the — en ram, WOMAN F maTOR | WITH ARTI : 
plato Puneral Hom: for qe Sortion ‘of the first ah er. Drayton rayton Ure ins ee. sework, ee eevee 1. lars wants work in Poo-| repaired by tae eory er retinn & | oe ree oe “charge. FE 
8H Si NELLIE E insertion of the advertise- Gat ANTED. Y 7 aS AY WIT EVELYN ‘EDWARDS og Write Pontiac Press Office Supply Co 17 W. Loe. Painting & Decorating 20 
12 Court St: degrees met Siwcctees threcgh tie Oe ee ecat works for| VOCATIONAL GOuNEELING rence St Phone FE  3-0135, 
error. hear — lations “?P, W. DINNAN good home, Will acce 1 ehiid iN SHILD GRRE-PORTIKE OF. AyL & MAINTENANCE WORK| 18T CLANS? parwTind AND   
    
  
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’ be to. ntant ms 0 ke eres. PE 2-2387. west prices, Wall and|  orating. or terms, 
wi yours" et ‘nuriber. : bt *_e. Huron {BE Brown, 260 “tonmas. . ine SUITE 24h a 40584 | DA OR BABYarrrind. floor tile, wpaiting cleaning, etc etc. | 32-2940 
adjustments will be giveo ” satmsuan Sorear. _ig_your home, FE 2-677 oe ee ‘ , All work guaran- 
_— * Full time, experienced Real Es- ~ "CAB. TECHNICIAN | AB. T FINICIA TRONINGS DONE IN MY HOME. Re’ Ee deaaae ce) -_ 
BES bac ee for vodka ml tate Salesman. Will train one in Help Wanted 8 Pick up & deliver. FE 4-09 B10} MPIELD WAL L CLEA ANER 
oy aes contain ne ee os cus so nee Selling if Gayerionced ~~ uray — Br do Pope —_ TRONINOG. x) nae yan ows. Reasonable. 
t {s 12 Tao" lock noon the —— ARE YOU WANTING WORK OR ment. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE y 
day previous to publication 16 E t. Pontiac | looking, you don’t find it? Pontiac miarest ‘Beas te SED AL worsz| CHIMNEY WORK 
  
    
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102 ‘8. roadway Lake Orion| Have m woman. ) 5.4581 We clean, repair, build & rebuild 
: abu w : i! fo ehim . We are chimney 6 
reaaaied. oe bey % O50 ae 4 fon BS At a Rall SALES CegeakD mee Foe CHit. | Siallsts. Also clean. reps fr fur. 
. Permanent Must be ex- a. poly 108 N, Saginaw, 
  
     
    
      
  
    
        
      be : dren, or 2% hr. care. FE) maces. fireplaces, water ts 
the firs a, panlction att SEARS bolle Kgs vs round ‘team "or §-1490. oe . and Ttocinevaters, Pipes re) ‘ 
ensomtive. Must be villas. CADY GESIRES WORK, NO Live Gas | frac | lnetalied. Bask akets 
CASH WANT AD RATES K tiessve. Pi remeaaiy reloantey AS: | manne ree comes | lee, eetablined Fee Mpedinered com: bs 
Lines 1-Day 2-Days 6-Days R - Perience. $5,500 to start, Midwest eat . FE 8-370 * 
3 9 ped ; e2 : al RED N all CONTROL } poet. on EuecrRic M MOTOR A ol 2 Reg ‘i 
ey ee ee ) ’ liberal | Pike Ph. Pe ‘6308, . : 
5 2.50 450 6.70 R_ 3-5607 as? a ruct , | PURNACES CTE ANED AND f, Guar. eee | tec ent 
$ 380 65088 é Z x ow ooo ee te Bone J veebeicoitr Wee & __ serviced, C. L. Nelson, FE $-1788. —elevision Service 22 2 an emer FR me 
ing of man- "1n| — = NURSES AVAILABLE — | PLASTERING. NEW OR REPAIR. 
«8 400 720 11.04 . § Zoare experince se infers PIANO LESSONS, MAJORS “IN A Mad” Pa bases 
Waite Pont Go: Music, Also regular Be-| Auburn Ay Nurses Exchange | _ Work guarant we 
& 8-3 ds ate ps gpanse inners Svat 4 FE et Day & Might Licensed & Bonded. PROPESSIONA’, SMALL OF Orrice aie 
OPENING FOR ret i oe Fo “women is i842, Start high as $96 Ch SE AVAILABLE. 1 Somearthmendlaay 
Ke. ratory, tralr ACHINE FILED 
Sor eine & unsure carace, Sisointed: Rhousasas ot jobs open. Maniey ‘Leach 10 Bagley St. 
__Help Wanted Male 6 
AN ACTIVE man for an active . Pe tunity good, ey oe     w wary ae -e -| Biperience usually unnecessary. ae fe: ARRY PARTS ALL 
it ee Tien et ‘oom: tel peer never oe laters ‘st ae ec Wea ang wringer washers. Wasle- 
SIT ESTATE Leu Service, Pekin 68. i rae ear ean sale ang: Fetal SERVICE 
ep AL ESTATE ars | Wottlag ih pecttntne Bogs | Eine sores © feet) Sta Scene Winbowe e + 4 5 
yery tal ‘aoa on Hy | _ last week in Feb wiaihit IRONINGS is | “cleaned wd < 
_Eiialttl meaner, tage esi |— Work Wanted Male 10| mz bone, OL rats. | rive Eotinates ______Te_ 24m   
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Fh 120. a Telegray ag Fetemy, 
    with real money for you. ‘ : 
Februa |i atimited opportunity fo “active | a. A-t PAINTING INTERIOR & ax. as wa] 39-1426 Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 
BAKER PF gations. Can you hee ana| Sigs s\n “si ‘your days, Cres: | ALTERATIONS & DRESSMARING | . 
you, . re) ‘A cent Road, le . after 
97 iret 
mate FE "2. 71 ure 
Miner officiat- ‘as i.   ——fulidine Gervice 12 a 
and r. 10. ____ Building | Service 12 | shes sR | ~ TAILORING “A 
AVA 1 — gherations. Mts. Bodell. 
  
           
    
  
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ing. jnterment te Perry Me eyg| Call at 14 W. Huron and cabinet work. Now and hi BASEMENTS PUT UNDER. Cem 4 will Hie i a om East A-l Ts 
B state = Wien F. Davis + FORT ee at -CO. Sa. pair, AION AND fae ig hones serene ° DRESEMAKING | n Nopeae orme NG as 
nai : nce a in m ie. ; p 
“ i penings. os La ot. eens ay_hom: 
SAVE ENERGY, USE if. vaste unlimited. “ alve ~ e men, 
WANT ADS! To find-a complete personal ferume, Write pM ninarageenis sae | 
job, place to live of a| cy Lael Income Tax Service 17 
, ‘used car, ee Classi- Ge sinning ovle, APB Ae yom PROPLES TAXES, : 
psavtide oad after 1 Bm. 
   Buy Land Contracts EVEN IF DELINQUENT! 
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HUMPHRIES REALTY : a-0ias or MA 5&-7128 #venings 
_Wanted Real Estate 32A   
  
  
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re. “oeuloats bus on pees yoLL. 
PROMPT AC 
J. JOLL, airy 
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Sell Us Your"Equity r home—Cash wait- 
Gane 
Action We Can = Bend House, 
WHITE 
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farms, he 9 property an ena|3 
Paul M. Jot M. Jones, Re al Est, Est. 
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or a &. ‘Bificient service, 
L H. BROWN, Sie 
2407 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. FE 2-4610 
  
nS Ries i 
eile, atari, ao, driers ™ 
py or couple, 
berta Apts. ; 
. OfL|5 RM. APT. | Blg4d. 
| Orenard Lk. Ave./® 
  
    _ faraiehes. VE 
3 Sr EeEs fi and sor 
| at Bs. Doge,   
ao R. , wf 
Pre eer re 
. ENT. & 
Sowell FE 4-2100. 
3 ; COLORED PVT. 
ent., couple or 2 men. PE 8-4363, _after_ 5. 
7 RMS. HEAT & UTiL. FURN. 
Clesn. FE eT 
ND FLOOR 
fa Bape Fa, OROURD FIRE, PVF ‘and tile, Ask KL. Templeton, Realtor _ent, couple only, OR 3-1315. 
7 RMS. UTILITIES | PURN., PVT. entrance. PE 5- 
PT, Sari ND ENT. men 56-8330 Gas b <bbre $10 week,   
  
  
CLEAN LARGE ROOMS, UTIL. furn, Auburn Hgts. Va. UL 23-2418. 
7 LAkGE ROOMS, ALSO 2 LARGE rooms pvt. bath & ent., pos | 
nice. Adie or 1 baby. PE ¢183 
J RMS FRONT. A Adults, Util. furn. ‘as Orchard 
CHILDREN   
  
& pan ROOMS, 
, 264 8, Parke. 
5B 
=> om Neabekas neat Lk, MA é1 toa MA ose” 
TRMS., BATH, HEAT, GARA JARAGE. 
* ye ¢dsis, 2963 Hester Ch. Keego 4+RM. MODERN, 2 ; 
drinkers ebildren, | 72 Washin 
VT, PE ENTRANCE a 
bath, on bus line. J 42847, 
trom ‘Sears. od re rove 
3 
bath A = $12.80 wk. an utilities, 
  
| SMALL te ne ionie to Pontiac Plant. $12. Banys _ come 0 or > rE        
is, PRI- 
ATH ENTRANCE 
od bath, FE 4-6308. 2101 Opdyke 
hts. 
FURN. RM. FOR « SRL 3 BLOCKS 
w ART- 
utilities 
eB 
wel-   
_0HE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1959 N   
  \ ; : 
  
  
Peenets kite with metal cabl- 
Rete i orale and relrigetator 
teeta. 
Automatic heat and hot water (soft) 
furnished. Kitchen ‘an. master 
some and many other fing fea- 
res 
For limited time, no leases or a 
security deposits a aa 
ADULT? O 
See or Call the Manager, 
Gardner: 
is SALMER aT. APT, 6 
FE 8-6918 OPEN DAILY & BUNDAY 
AM — 8 PM 
SLATER APTS. ARCADIA NO. 1 
FRANKLIN 
iA pe kmagl 
COMMERCIA ay ey ghd INDUSTRIAL 
Three blocks east of Courthouse. 
We have several newly decorated 
choice apartments from $49. Save 
on heat, maintenance and taxes. 
Bchool % block All have one 
separated bedroom, some more. 
Come in and see, 
MAYNARD SLATER 
ERWIN,SLATER . 
§3-55 Nor h ap arke. St. 
        
    ¥ 
rise Ward hd. PR ae ® 
  rie)       
  ‘schools school buses. OR 3-100 
    
wins PE o-sen 
  
  
BOARD ive Ye Oakland Aye. 
PALVAT, NT. 
. & EB. lroquots. 
PTW} NT   
PVT. ENTRA 
KY 
_Agets, yn — At was stop. 
zuring” SS oue   
  iG. UPPER ROOM IN Weer. side. Pvt, Bath & garage. 
ton 130 
ROOM 
pomreos in private home,. close 
no. FE 2-9514. 
TRANCE, KITCHEN, _laundry, bus stop, wr W. Huron, 
Bes 
BLOCKS 
from down town. 141 AALAS Ave.   
  
WALLED ae TOVELY. 2 Li 
fee 5 upper, private —— 
jock to lake, reasonable. 
xeaioks qoqmeupese7: LI 17-1853.   
IDE “a's APTS., PRI- 
aa baths, eaa'g ot water, stove 
& refrigerator | f furnished. Near i BOARD & ROOM FOR MEN, 
wk. 105 E, Huron 8&t. Rooms With Board 38 
$20 
  
EXTRA CLEAN, HO meals, TV 14 _$-0977, 
MEN — WORK ers 
FE   
St, Benedi 
& bus os bed ve then 
service 22 or FE 
her it "comp ete details, AN- 
: RFORD VILLAG 
ROOM NEWLY REDECORATED 
apt. with full = and utility 
room , 965 
WHITE BROS. OR 3-1285 
5660 xio Hwy, 
IGS n Eves. ‘til 9; Sun. 10 ‘ti 8 
: WEST siDE 
2. 3, 4 and 6 room apartments, 
private bath, heat, hot water, 
stove and refri erator furnished. 
Near St. Benedict’s school and 
eburch. Convenient. a Bes | 
and bus sefvice, 
or FE 4-4233 for eemlete details.   
N AND COSY 3 RM. Wer coe ) Poplar, FE | 244). 
“Pronte eae entrance, 
_no children or pets G01; 
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 
Pvt. BATH hot and arage, 
  
  
EN 
— Bove ref nea 
col’ water fu Adults only. 
200 N. Paddock, fiber Apts. 
LEASE, pours & Ceiicepater many 
fine tures. ern architec- 
ture, adults, $100 , MODERN — jean new! decorated, auto, ofl 
heat end water furnished, Br. 
on FE 6-2004 - 
STUDIO APARTMENT. 
stove, Bs wd, ogd onl heat, and ligh 
furn and entrance. 
$56 ‘per mo. PAUL A, KERN,   
_INC, PE_ 32-0209 a BEDROOM A C- 
orated, vic, Baldwin and St. Mi- 
chael’s schools. 3-8580. 
> Ma. CHIL- - BED Orr 
dren seems: FE 4-1661, Or FE 
3 at FAMa. STOVE 2 FER, UTIL 
3 RMS. & an  DiEC- 
orated. Stove & ref me. ry 4 ‘on pe 
furn, $70 per mo, Inquire 734 W 
Huron 
J RM. APT, REFRIG., STOVE, 
be ni & heat, Closet space. 
3} RM, PRONT APT. UTILITIES 
furn, Pvt. bath & « ent. OR 3-7887. 
} RMS, PVT. BATH. STOVE & 
at le jet: FE 46309, 2101 
J __ Opdyke Rd. 7 LARGE 3H ROME, PRIVATE 8 BATH gees entrance, furnished, OR 
TaN War Oe ES uill., e, 
$35" mo, Fe Fatt 
* meni By ag a ™ rd 
ments. FE 23-5285. - 
i UPPER FLATS; 2 9-2 BEDRMS $60 & 1 bdrm ied. ‘Desirable lo- Pee } J i 
eee   
      
   
         
               
sear 
hool on 3 Street. ~ «ROOM & BATH —   
——— 
i _BEDRM. ADULTS. LOVELY 
home. Gas heat, gara aN ee 
_ment,- Bt. Mike istric rE 
3 7 RMS. BATH, PIRST FLOOR. 
Near Fa & bus. 684 Auburp 
__Ave. 
@ RMB., a WODN- , BSMT., & 200 
ft Leake | frontage. _ OR 3 30138. 
|S RM. FURNISHED | ) HOUSE. $13 
wk, until bath is 
__tent_will be $15. M ¢@ ROOMS PURNISHED, W. BIDE location, utilities paid by tenant, 
exc, for sleeping rooms. re 
8-3319. 
COMMERCE LAKE, 2 BEDRMS 
with option to bay, MA 41203 a At 2565, 
FURNISHED . COTTAGE, if, OIL 
heat, ooatey Lake, $60 Mo. 
Li 6-4802. 
2000 jaune 
NTU 34 
FOR gant: IN- 
e Rd. Ask for 
4-2031, completed then 
    
  
  SYLVAN LK. 
K Ct. 3 bearms, 
SMALL HOUSES 
ulre at 1676 Ta 
ohnie Weaver, FF 
_Rent | Houses Unfurn. 36 
2 BEDROOM HOUSE EM 3-417!   
2 BEDRMS, TILE BATH AUTO. heat and hot water, full base- 
ey $75, Choice of ‘several, FE 
2 BEDRMS. $16.50 WK 
Chance to buy like rent. Squir- 
re] Rd, area. Large jot. Builder. 
FE 5-0885 nasa 
7 SMALL § ROOMS AND BATH. Cor. il 1156 Lakeview and 
8 Couple with 
or 2 children PE 44423-1124 on 
2 REDROOM | BUNGALOW. NEAR 
Elizabeth Lake, $65 per month. 
Available or 1 year lease. Call 
Realtor Partridge, FE 43581. 
2 BEDROOM HOME, UNION LK. 
area. With option to buy, 
41202 & MA 4-2555. 
7 FAMILY, 5 ROOMS & BATH, 
close in, FE 2-745. 
Y BEDROOM RAMONA 1 TERRACE 
or will sel] with small down pay- 
onth FE 4-1569.   
  
  
  
M., REPRIG. UTIL fturn., M5 ee Lk,, OR 3-4555. 
nee HEAT FURN. 2 B10 wk, FE 2-8470, 
3% RMB. ; “ein ite joe STOVE & REFRIG. 
87 Dachanie 
4 RMS 
decoraiet, rE Darking. GLORIA ABS 
4&8 aie n, NEWLY 
2-6792. 
taker at 30 W 
4   
ARE- 
a 4-1091, 
side ge $75 mo. Adults: 
:% last year, Heat, 
Can be 
anytime or call EM _ 
44 Ga MODERN Lee re 
4192 Dixie over Kee; 
: r month FE 
+ UPPER IN PONTIAC. 1 
line, EM “—, Hardware, 
  GAS HEAT, MA 
wel 5 RMS. NEAR GENERAL HOSP. Ga m't,, heat, ‘FE 5-6766. 
: fH. WEST SIDE. or FB 2-4536. 
  
as 
FE FE 5.0206. 
ARCADIA APTS., . 
  
. 9991. 2 RMS, 
Elec. stove, R » Carpeting, 
Automatic heat. dake. MA §-1183. : 
Di = APTS. 
281 rms. and — 
stove and w af couple wi   
     
       
     
        
    
       
       
      
       
       
               
     
         
     
   
       
   
   
       
        
       
             
         
       , A HEAT 
and water furn. tfentty west 
only, 
i ROOMS & BATH UPPER. PRIV. ar 
ignite, het water furn 
Fenced Tare. Sanee aerheet: 
Close t@ stores, bus at door. | 
geen a 332, r Marshall M . 3-48 
1 
sere, garage on bus 
ATH. NEWLY DECO- 
FE 8-0830. 
ROOMS, BLOCKS 
$22.50 week. Heat and hot 
FE 6-4558 
costs | § Bao DUPLEX. 
1-0653, 
sey aple _ment, $% mon 
2 -BEDRM. MODERN HOUSE 
near Union Lake, $65 mon 
Year round, 3.4322, 
} RMS, PARTLY FURN rh, MA 5-5000. _mode 
} BEDRMS, FULL “L_ BASEMENT, 
immediate o_o Baliwin, 
Walton area. $90 m MY _3-1180. 
J ROOMS AND % Sit. REFRIG- 
eratof, stove, oll circulator. 640 
month, Adults, FE 4-7457. 
3 BEDRMS.—$92.50 Half of rent applied on low down 
ur own home. 
Bulger Pe. 6-080. [BEDROOM HOME, GAS HEAT,   
  
  
downtown, $70 mo. ney near 
3 3 BEDROOM * NEW HOUSE. a. 
dah Lake Estates a foie 
ied AYLOR, 
_ REALTOR, 0 OR 1 a306 
3 ROOM STONE HOUSE LOCATED 
west cf Roshester on biacktop 
road, Suitabie for couple. Edw. 
M. Stout, Realtor, 77 N. Saginaw 
St. FE '5-6165, 
  
4 ROOMS AND BATH, GAS HEAT. 
315 Voorheis Rd. after 6 p.m. _   
5 ROOMS & BATH, COUPLE WiTH | Custom starter Lg no money 
1 or 2 children, ful! basement, down, your lot. re all down—our 
oll heat, 3252 Wanamakers, Scott lot. See even 25 . Piattley, EM 
_Lake,- FE 4-4423—12-6 p.m 3-0482 Rent Houses s Furnished 35° preferred, FE 4-6024 Matinews, FE 
~~ PENSION- 
In clean “yg 4 home, 
2-0318. 
ROOM & BOARD. OENTLENEN 
  
—- | Aonvalescent Homes 38A SLICES | OF HAM Peo 
ste 
  
        
  A AAACN 
“Hey Dad!        
    
What does FRAGILE mean?" 
  
~ For Sale Houses. 43   
3 BEDROOM UNFINISHED 
125 Blaine 8t., off 
Phone QA $-2618, Full basemen sewer and water. 
‘Oakland Ave. ___For. Sale Houses 43 
~~ Aarne 3 BEDROOM HOM 
mingham school yp dry 
basement $10,500, $500 do . MI| 4395 Dixie Hwy. 
  
North Hill 3 
pared living rm, 
basement, xuto, 
cer, 2% ar garage, 
fon inside & out. 
a cent mort, 
UL 23-2930 *. tal "ta tiled 
  
  
, REALTOR 
3445 8. Adams Rd. car- 
wa. RENT WITH OPTION TO Byy. — grade school, “and 
  
lot.  Garpetin sfutomatic oil 
heat. Sener oY" 35h   large well 
condi- | - 
serms to 4%! 20 
foanes: Lge. toa 
down ym 
3-2411 “   
woman, bed 
ground floor, 
ers, MAVE VACANCY FOR MAN OR 
or ambulatory, 
4 hour care, rea- 
onable rates, aan Acres Nursing 
‘OR MEN, PENSION- etc Registered nurse in 
15908 Reasonable rates. UL 
  
Hotel Rooms 39   
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooma by Day or Week 
Also 1 or 2 room apartments. 
arr od and refrigera 
464 Auburn — FE 2- units. 
6230   
Rent Stores 40   
UL side. FE 2-2144 TRA-NEW STORES, WEST 
  
Rent Office Space 41   
  NEW OFFICES—WEST SIDE. FE 2.2144. 
WEST SIDE BEAUTY 8 HOP genes or rent. $78 per mo, FE “? 
e 
Almost new ? 
mo ¢ 
$61 por meen. 
2 bedroom, 
sods Straits Lake 
€203 Commerce Ra e.3 poy pith og ier starter 
lot. biog jd 
  
bedroom frame 
anne Ny with full basement on lake 
rivileged lot on White Leake. 
down and only 
lake privileged on 
4 lots, only age cost dows and $i6 pod 
JOHN. VERMETT: REAL TATE POR SALE old, brick ranch.   
“HAYDEN 
— 20 road’ payment, 
lane TB oxy Basement. Oll fur- 
Soc =oree drive. 
new Elementar 
School, 3 droom home. 
floors. Plastered walls Tile bath. 
  
_ raph, Pon- _ FE 4-4516.   
and 
_qtaph. | _PE 4 4-251 
tunity for cleaning esta’ vas Ae aaa 
beauty parior or barber shop. MA 
_41202 or MA _4-2555, 
WIXOM, MI 
= Heatage 
eau or, 42585 y par 
Ww RURO 7 Gear WiTH APPROX 
™ porte 
all Realtor 
3681.   
sive per. mo. 
ridge, FE ¢ Rent Lease Bus. s. Prop. 41A 
iin ha tioned, ons r+} a. Tele e rkin, ele- 
et eat ; ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE approximately 5,000 f+ os 
penal ee area bg 
Loca 663 Sou Tele- 
CORNER E ELIZAB J Eapoted bed 
Vnion Lake Rds. Geel 
OPPORTUNITY 
“establishment or 
MA 41202 & MA 
lease a 
Part- 
  
For Rent Miscellaneous 42   
GARAGES FOR RENT. 
at 237 Bald al car (tr « fo ol Bo. 6-1081, rae 
  
  
— 8, 
Vedaiee 
ie Ca ES cited HERBERT C. DAVIS 4915 IRWINDALE DRIVE   
out and 8, Astor 8t, 158 = _ For Sale Houses 43 
MODEL HOME Now for sale. 3 garage, arredes, 
eee te et y Pull ‘as $17,000 Win 
BY OWNER — 6 ROOM & BATH, full basement. $600 down. Co: ns 
00) a 
  
NEW MODEL 
bagemen! 
COPPER PLUMBING ALUMI- 
. Py SIDING TILE hk 
NETS. a tanoe COUNTERS, , 
FORCED AIR OIL HEAT, 
at $9,950 on your | 
F. C. Wood Co. Wiliams Lake Rd. at M50 
After 6, ran 1 OR 34-7038   
2-4184, after 
TRI-LEVEL —— 
  New Sbedrm. bungalow with full 
If you would like this home dupli- 
cated on your: lot, come out and 
let us show you this new model 
LOW DOWN PAYMENT, ATTRAC- 
bath, newly dec- 
  
§ RM. HOUSE ON GRESCENT 
Lk, $60 Mo. FE 4-8641. 
§ ROOM BRICK. RAMONA TER- 
ore Automatic gas heat. $75 mo. 
- or will rE 23922, small coun pay- 
ment. 1 
§ ROOMS, GOOD | COND, 40 BALD- 
Press Box win, _Write Pontiac 
_107, 
§ ROOMS & BATH, 201 E. PIKE 
_Bt., write Pontiac "Press Be Box 108. 
§ RMS. AND BATH, OIL HEAT. 
82 Wasnington St. 
GE, 340 E, BLVD. 
5-6437.   
  
it | [ROOM HOUSE, WATKING LAKE Sub., oil 
heater, electric & gas, apace 
OR 3-7356. 
FULL . BASE- 
buy, OL   
with option to 
  
R & BATH, FULL BASE- 
ment; gas heat Children welcome, 
$85 — FE 5-0804 evenings 
an 
5 RM. MODERN HOME NEAR AND PONTIAC PLANTS CALL FE 5-044.   
FISHER 
__ $75 MO. ¢ 1 
6 ROOM f HOUSE, GAS HEAT, 
modern, 745° Mt. Clemens, chil- 
dren allowed. FE 4-5067. 
6 Son NR. ST. FREDS. 6 BLKS. 
from downtown. FE 4-6486. 
ROOMS AND ae AUTOMAT- 
Oe heat, UL 2-4301   
  
  
  
living room, fully car- 
meted, 2 tile baths, sto lorced air oil heat. RK rs for 
VICKERSHAM. eee 6-6250   
MODERN 9 BEDRM. HOME, EX- cellent snd Oil peak. Lovely. lo- 
eaten, ve 47-0400. . 
pee Saeerban, take pea Ak ih Fee 
    a ulty 
payments, Ci Cali te 4-2781. you take over 
  
Is 
* 2 BEDROOMS, full base- 
ment. Located on the north 
end close to schools, stores 
and foc' with, ‘payms Only 
$8,900 payments lens 
than rent. A real good buy 
FOR 8OME GI. 
PRICE REDUCED At a ~_ 
It's a 2 bed By soot 
Nhat ad distance "to Pontiac 
Motors. There’s a full dining 
room, carpeted livin, 
room, and nice basement. 
real ood looking older 
home—$8,800, 
CLOSE © Pontiae 
of the oni 
is soar 
rator.| COUNTRY ESTATE. NEAR ences | bull 2 bedroom homes, 
ester. ome Le modern: es, has & 16 ft, kitchen ‘wit 
gee aromas ee as} Sy ceramic work counter. Gen- 
‘acant, Feb. ist, PE uine ae tile bath, = 
o for 
$8,350, ¥4 i bey s a —S gee 
rated 2 rw, floors, walls, * —— oore Piateted. wal as 
well as dryer and stove sre included. Imme- 
diate neers mg on closing. 
Low payment 
RAY Q'NEIL, Realtor 4% 8, Telegraph Rd, rE’ p1sis 
FOR CASH IN : 
HURRY, sell thi 
Classified im 
goes! Dial FE   
  28 81. 
  Nothing Down room tiled and fini: 
Fecoseston! $13,300 Terms. 
R, home, Bath. Tw 
$5,780. sy down paymént. 
and other equipment. 
ford. $20,000 Terms. 
900. Terms. 
pe C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
  Open Eves. Sun 
John K. 
Irwin & SONS 
ss SHORES: 
utiful 
ey nastered” garage 24x30. 
Call for information. 
CHERO OKEE HILLS: 
Beautiful, new, 
Cherokee subdivision 
bedrooms eopares 
living room: with ledge- 
rock fi ace, mister 
two ceramic file ba. 
Pull, 
tom = Tewin, & Sons 
313 West” tone at 
Phone FE Lenght or: 
EVE. FE 86-4274 
—NOTHING | DOWN _ 3 BEDROOM BARGAIN IN 
GOOD CO 
CLOSING COSTS | 
JIM WRIGHT, Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE Eves. 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
W BUD dL   
Close to New 
Northern High Spick and span 2 bedroom 
no 
tures automatic gas heat 
and hot water. carpet- 
‘ing, Dishmaster, storms 
and screens. Cash to pres- 
ent 44_per cent FHA mort- 
oS wi | eodenag of only 
including - 
taxes Paod insurance, J 
Price Reduced 
3-Bedroom Suburban with Rw) privileges on de- 
rescent Lake, 
ee style bungalow with 
heat: and hot water, alumi- 
8 ae screens, 
yore School bus at corner. Price reduced 
to $12,500 terms. 
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor hh heater st. 
FE 5.1201 or FE 
— NY8O) 
lekeea rains only 3 = 
oid sh crapalin decorated, wa. 
aluminum storms 
screens, iy insulated, new 
garage and near Northern High.   
  
a4 3 bed: tick ful! — bric ith il 
bere bus te oe oe $300 closing cost moves you 7: 
ba * 3 DOWN New 2 bedroom h featu 
plastered walls, oak i hheore, 
air heat, payments only $44. 24 
waiting for, call 
3 LAKE af ape CABING. jocated in Wate rford, Live in 
; other two beh a more than 
at $1,000 
JIM WILL AMS | ub saa **   pointment. 3 $650 DOWN SHARP. REDECORATED 5 Room HOME ON RAB- 
BURN 8T REET. BASE. . IMME- 
DIATE ON. 
R. J. VAL UE, Realtor 
345 Oakland A 5-068, 
won its 
den 6° "pore erable 
trite, By roy, off hens rE 
"til 8:30 
SERVICE _ 
  EAST SIDE. story Wome with 3 car ere a jasement, Oi) fur- 
nace. . Terms, Or for GI. 
ie - big oki Lek this ee 
Quick pos- food jeune 
iitchss, "Bi furnace, ‘Zoned com- 
mercial, Ideal, for small b 
& home. edaorl SUBURBAN. Near Water- 
has divided lag ragor 
ished. 
Lot 7 x 154. Tameeaioes 
soa! uit POSSESSION. Or-| . 
B. Drecteway. & 
21 ACRES with remodeled farm 
home. 3 Bedrooms. Barn. Tractor 
Near Ox- 
1% STORY HOME in good East 
Rm: floors. 
Basement. New oll furnace. $12,- room 
E. Walton Pa PE 8-0441 10 to 2) SYLVAN 
2 Sa VALUES LARKSTON — Older bome 
ition. 5 rooms down, 5 
  for Hem ed} ” For Sale Houses——43_   
$1,000 ave 
9236" Eves. 
off Sashagaw & Maybe 
3-Bedroom Bungalow 
At Huntoon Lake Well located on 100x133 foot lot,   
14%-car garage. fenced rear yard. 
$2,500 down will hand 
other nice eeueae. 
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL scart bad 
  down pay- 
nent. HUR. ty, $7,500 full price. 
Humphries| § 
assume payments. 5381 Columbia 
e Rds. 
ed 
large recreation 
room, Ol] furnace, 
le. Among 
R 3-9701   
MILLER INDIAN VILLAGE — ve 
attractiv 3. bedroom 
Large living room with Grepins 
neat dinin, , good size k 
convenient to schools, shopping 
bus. 
$3 
well 
consider floor 
part payment. 
for owner, 
bath 
tract payments. Pan 
ranges, 2 ehatoaneere poy 
only $2, down payment for s-—no 
William Miller rage, 
i 
S| Realtor FE 2-0263 1018 W Huron 
Open 9 to #   
DONELSON PARK — bay east 
subdivision bar? west of Pontia 
bus service. 
i stor: 
rooms, 
t 85x17, 
nd -Andersonville Rd., 
rehes, 
small 
———. plus 2 
—— —_— _ reh, 2-car garage. 
,800, terms. 
WATERFORD -—- Corner Al 
spacious 
7 room stone house, dining room, 
4 bedrooms, 2 
Lot 167x197. — 
tear, $22,500, te 
. — INCOME—W. Huron &t., 
sleeping 
baths, gas heat, excel- 
lent pst vc 7 car garage. Now 
eres A ow — Call for 
rm atio: as heat. 
LAKE FRONT—Atrac- 
tive Roman brick, 3 bedrooms 
livin ig isi 
hea: 
tltchen. wit lake, 
—— 
room, 
with hrepiace 
rage, oi] F 
pointment ay, 
Roy Annett Inc. fireplace, screened porch 
corridor type 
a ae laundry 
family room 
yo attached ga- 
A heat, Shown by ap- 
ral 8-0466 
Eveings & \cueny 1-4   
bea ranch type home plete th bedrooms, 
‘wo full baths, kite built-ins 0x25 family room two fire- 
nets, on m with com- 
wocar & 
custom brick 
ranch home in Car! bird's new 
3 large 
dining rm., 
ene 
alumi- DRAYTON PLAINS 
glazed windows and 2 > 
roughout. 
TE 2-4931 SECOND 
A_ }-bedroo l-story home 
with 12x14 living room; 8xil 
asement with 
as heat. 6 fruit trees and 
enced lot. LeBaron School 
FHA te dinette. Full base 
— on rms. 
2 Lig wb INCOME 
rick with 56 rooms and 
$80. Pull as heat and 2-car garage. 
$3,000 wil] handle. mes 
a ‘tt. lot. Only 87 and terms can be arranged. 
IVAN W. 
| SCHEAM 
MULTIPLE LISTING = heat 4x30 willity. room, On e Toom. On 
100x267 
FE 5-9471 
  
FE 5-0441 
after 7:30 call MY 2-1864 Partridge sEE 
CASS LAKE WOODS Fine 2 bedroont brick ranch in 
restricted vermeatea Is THE “BIRD” TO 
REAL “it PARTRIDGE wen ones Ae HURON area near 
  
capes = 
wil copeider ‘i trade. le. This is one 
DE = ~ Nothing Para 
obthed month. This is what Fp have |- 
een, today. : 
ish yard Evoke te ~ one, 
Evenings after 6 call FID 5-688, 
  “HOYT $28, 0 ke ae hivest Tere house 
ft, liv 
Modern. 2 
  
rage. 
bout $78 pér month. wil 
Call now for appointment. 
HOYT REALTY FE 2-98 
a 8. 254 8. Tele slegraph RQ. 
“MULTIPLE LI TaPenG Bi SERVICE — 
_JOLL i. fed loca and home. “ch Og 
large carpeted 
toom with ice, 1% baths, 
gersge Al seorectaciaty | acre lo lot. Driv by 829 Orchard Ave, 
call us for appoin' Ww 
ful yet HR, bar = price only 
~'$13,500 with 
don't, bother v= 
on ern 
partm and one edroo' 
jodern- WF spartenent. ru Taso: 
0x150. A ZONED COMMERCTAL $750 down will move we into m 
this tage 4 income fn 
Bs 3-bedr   
BROWN NOTHING DOWN — Lovely 3 bed- 
‘room modern bungalow only 3 
ech old. Full basement, Of] AC 
rn. Alum. orms. ated 
near Maceday ke, “About $275 
closing costs.” 
$11,500 COLORED ot wore 
DOWN. Excellent 9 rm. modern 
OU AC heat, 
of the very best 
area. garage One 
homes in 
$8,500 SELL OR TRADE—Good six 
rm, modern home on |e st. 
Modern kitchen, Full basement. 
Large wel] built two-car eres: 
Will trade for cheaper hom 
$10,500 SELL OR TRADE — West 
side. 6 room modern with large 
screened porch. All large rooms. 
Well constructed. Garene, Nice 
lot with garden space ill trade 
for cheaper home. 
$10.500 BELL OR TRADE — West 
side. 6 room modern with large 
screened porch, All Jarge rooms. 
Well constructed, Garage. Nice 
lot with garden space. Will trade 
for cheaper home. 
$12,500 BELL OR TRADE — Lake 
front. Ranch by bom ppd with 
basement. Ot] A attac 
  breezeway & eee . Paved 
drive, Over. 100 ft. A t front-- 
age. Will for . . elty 
home. 
LIST WITH US—For ‘fast & efficient 
service. 20 years serving 
& Vicinity. WE BUY, SELL & 
“TRADE. Open 0-9. 
L. H. BROWN. Realtor 
  
4 rooms, 2-car lores $950 down. 
CEDAY LAKE MACE L 4 on 1 — house, lake 
Paul M. 
Jones, Real Est. Huron FE 4-8550; ay '§-1275; OA 8-3653 
RANCH STYLE 
3-BEDROOM BRICK 
LAKE PRIVILEGES 
BY ORIGINAL OWNER—Located 
in an exclusive.nrighborhood of 
brick homes and acre lots just 
‘seven minutes from downtown 
Pontiac in Waterford Townshi; 
but .. Pontiac school  distric 
ir reducing property taxes. 
Hyin: bose   
large recreation room; 2 
gn with 16 ft. cement dstve 
road; aluminum storms and 
screens; a couple minutes walk 
to 1% acre out-lot onto Iske, 
Price $22,500 
For additional information and 
appointments call FE 8-1784. 
STOUTS Best Buys ~~ 
Today 
LONG AND LOW 
Attractive 2 bedroom Peet   
with reasonable terms.’ v 
CLARKSTON 6 room and 1% bath ranch 
overlookin: 
se ae Only $1,500 down will handle this = 
$600_ DOWN 
bing eleam 6S rm Sadiee 
style located near ent, 
inum 
me- oll furnace, new alu 
storms and. screens. diate possession. - 
INVESTMENT Real security, excellent re- 
t on your money, in this 
- jJarge 2 family home. in 
city. Each apartment, 4. 
rooms, and b&th, basement 
with separate entrance, 
paved s ~ tity water and 
sewer, Only with ‘rea- 
sonable terms, 
Warren Stout, Reslior 
  bid die vn") ‘ — Ty ¢ 
fortabie ier: is offered in “tals 
en, clean art and new pons 
rage, choice west side a. 
25 ACRES north of city—1040 ft. 
Rd bed 1 ft 
fire’ ee Timber valued at 2 to 
on prope is a nice 
located acreage at $15,975 
with reasonable terms. vate! will 
edroom 
home or good land contract as 
INCOME near St. Michaels — 8 rooms, 2 baths, 5 large rooms 
jpewme from 3 & 
as 
dull modern basement, 5-car ga- 
for — 
  F NISHED MODEL 
PEN NEW ‘MODEL 
  ‘DAILY: 10- 8 
71 MELROSE \ 
""$8.250 COMPLETE DOWN PAYMENT 
TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT 
an “this plus stairs. to =. makes 5 —— ————— 
for Ne 
pene lakes. 513,500. Terma, 
“STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac 
B. D. CHARLES, aeetes 
1717 8. Telegraph 4-0521   
WEST SIDE 
storms & screens, enclosed porc 
new 2\e-car 
J. R. Hiltz Realtor 
1011 W. Huron 4 BEDROOM HOME—gas heat, 
ar ideal home 
for es teres tamlly “odis “fodian Village & 
PE 5-6181 F. C. Wood Co. . Williams Lake Rd. at MB9 
After 6. Peail € OR 3-2603 
CUSTOM IM BUILT   
  FE 8-6455 ; HOMES = 
BUDO._CO 19 Ft. 6 = ‘iv 4 Fr. 
VACANT * me b Kine WITk BUILT IN 
ATTRACTIVE W. SUBURBAN 3.|. 3% CERAMIC TILE BATHS 
betped is Tear gies | EEE . e, e 
cefake of Also serves ‘919 EMERSON 
room. ki 
matic hot weer heat. | 15 sig 
e Lake. siwonderh 
Bp cellent 2 
Bresseway wi place a garage. 
omer ¢ =e boas 
Eves u'sundny call FH 
THREE FAMILY 
On Baldwin. Two 2-room 
——— up; one 2 bed- 
apartment down. 3 
bath Bacsment. of} furnace 
Asking $3,000 down—imme- 
diate possession, 
soir a OR. RENT 
a street in Juron 
Gard gens room home. pull asement, ges 
heat, Recreatién room @)4- | 
  
$350 DOWN 
  
500 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 
PE 4-1157 Commerce district Good 4 wes 
on 50x150 ft. lot, 2 bedrooms & |* A. sumber of diferent, toca 
bath with payments of only * 540 tions - ~—— 
0. 
FE 4.4821   
GILES Off. Baldwin Re 2 bedroom home. 
ll basement, ore ot) fur- 
nace, Paved street. Inside 
Sell or Trade bedroom frame in Wa- 
terlord Twp., New ocoee 
front and side. Larg 
148 x 150 ft. lot, all tensed. 
An ideal spot for children. Call for appointment. 
GILES REALTY CO. PE 56175 221 BALDWIN 
OPEN @ A.M.-—9 P.M. 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AVE. car garage. $1,000 dor down — 
Immediate possession. 
NOTHING DO 
FREE RENT oa at of sem. 
= he town. Seeing is Seca — ill handle |. 
thie modern rooms as with 2 bet © por cont: erect rooms & down. $650 DOWN t — 
Doar wairenes ath” apartment r ee eee Scan ad 
Northside. Close to schools & ment, garage. Immediate 
bus, only $10,500 full price. possession, 
WEST SUBURBAN . 
Modern 5 rooms & utility. .Auto- 
winingts oh gost’ worse, Sat NICHOLIE Boo de of $51 fncteding “taxes fr taverence. & HARGER CO. R. D, RILEY, Broke 33 W. HURON   
BY OWN ER : Attractive frame home lo 
cated near West side shop- 
Farka: area and schools, Fea- 
& bath—ist floor 
faves bedroom and half bath 
second floor 
carpetia — Venetian Blinds 
2 beautifully landscaped lots 
  
4 BEDRM. BRICK, 3 YRS. 
* Carpeting, storms & screens One: 
  
COLORED G.I.s 
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
3 eereenes and full basement. 
Only ft. See model at 451 
Mekresber Bivd. West. Open eve- 
pings 6 to 8. 
VASBINDER, INC.   
CLARK TO BUY—SELL & TRADE 
DOWN PAYMENT homes 
and Buburban. 2 and 3 
  We have a limited selection of NO 
City 
room. 
Aa phone for further informa- 
FE 3-788 — FE 44813 CLARK REAL ESTATE 
  
garage. 
day, no obligation, Priced right. 
Wo Aaclo caroca 
location. 2 bedroom bungalow — very nice 
Oak  filoo: FE 5-8875 or FE 4-0823 
  
SYLVAN LAKE 
Sam Warwick has new 3-bedroom brick tri-level ranch home, Fire- 
lace, built-ins 2car garage 185 
  2 bedrm. off Oakland, — oe . seeded } xolusi mm u- 
throughout. Utility rm. nity sewer ho aa streets, 
furnace. =: oes. ae Dereie es. $24,500. _ 
ay. - Bherwood, 45000, 
2 Pie so) Phat agit a bere floors FE 23-2105. 
aste alls sement, FA furnace. Total price $8,950. BARGAIN 
Terms. ——— Dowkte car 28 neat 
3 bedrm. city. Modern brick home, | | $1.00 down. encsee. (© ete: new condition. Ful} basement,} Drayton Plains Neat 2 bedrm. 1'- 
giro tm. gas furnace, $15,- — esraes. Lege. lot. $6,100, 9950 » 8. 
“PONTIAC REAL 1 ay 7 Baldwin 5-8278 
NO DOWN PAYMENT 
Sia NO DOWN PAYMENT 
fie WN Includes costs. 2 bedroom. Mod- 
ern, hardwood floors. Plastered, 
Oil heat, 1% car ¢ ie. 
-BE M   
  Starfire Bid, <. 
For Kioddhrt — that can redec- 
full bath. Basement 
IRWIN and 4 flowing | well. Good buy at 
c PANGUS, Realtor 1919 MIS, Ortonville. | NA A_7-2818 
GEORGE R. BY EY ee 3. BED- 
DRAYTON. WOODS vides” Ge tee ee 3 bedroom brick rancher, ther- pire ra ome: Will accept 
m windows, ca ime te model car as down paye 
room sand ai oak me | _ment. UL. 2-3281 = : : ? 
ome meat ane re. Call to.| ATTENTION LARGE FAMILY 
is 4-bedroom mi 
I i Vv Toom with 
=} wilt-in kitchen. Base   
died very easily with FHA terms. 
ment ona plastered walls. 
from 
terms arranged, 
GEORGE R. IRWIN, REALTOR 
269 BALDWIN 5-0 rs, 
ecreens. This home can be han- 
nd and ready to move 
in, : * é 
CUSTOM ; 
Be vind the first to get your 
order rt or spring building pro- 
gram oak floors, full base- 
You 
can have achoice of cedar shake, 
aluminum or brick—on your lot 
and up. Mortgage 
FE 101 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
lot, West ome — peteaeeer. 
EM 3-6207. Owne   
Mandon Lake F ront 
go up! See this 
Sith Ny basement. oil heat, 
Sitee nD ow Pull price $11,250. 
WM. AL 
KENNEDY REALTOR 
3101 W, Huron 
Open Evénings ‘till 9 x“ Se OF 
bed- Lakes School & Church. 
rooms. 1% baths. $1500 wit han- 
dle. OR 3-3885. 
3 hoe coingent ae ROOM, kitchen. ge ttached’ garage. 
Beautifully land seaped. level acre 
NOW js the time to buy your 
lake front home before prices 
spacious ee 
ice 
FE 4-3560 
  
BUILDING? 
Now is the time to plan. 
custom build 
lot or ours. CALL U! 
2 fireplaces, 16x34 ft. 
steam heat, ——— 
oe. oe On 185 
1 room colonial, carpeted livi 
room, fire eee: 
room, breakfast nook, 
        Will 
our ad on ro 
SUBURBAN WEST 
IDEAL FOR CONVALESCENT 
HOME. Rotary Club, etc. 
15 room home, baths, § totlets, 
living room, 
: od — 
FURTHER 1 imi cata. FOR 
  fam: a 8 
ofl ar 1 car ena. CALL aed 
_ Smith: | vacant. Priced at ‘actiivel 
sonable terms. r. Rew 
mapeabdr sole CeIn 
6 room moder 
location, Aurea prices, 0 
sonable rent. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender Realtor Est. 2, Years 
base Highland 
Phone 3.3303 Poe cat 46417 
NOW ist THE TIME your oe home be- 
pote e prices up in the 
rauction d We Hovkte a vine selection, 
including rare with 
large eg room dining L, mod- 
ern kitchen with buil aaee 
oven & refrigerator, Walk-out 
basement with 3 room apartment 
& bath. ee car oerege lake-   
CRAWEORD” AGENCY MY 31143) | 609 E. Flint st. 
RENT BEATER 2 bedroom--needs pS 
Hot & cold) water in, Nesae a: 
— fixtures, $3,860, Reasonable 
‘COCKLER REALT 
jUILD NOW 
3-BEDROOM HOME.» 
ON YOUR LOT aay ~. the fe apes custom —_ 
ours. 
plans or re, Fanning Pebernd 
de iC. wIAYDEN, Realtor 
wy " PE 38-0441 
Templeton / Ottawa Drive | Beautitul hom ger bt ot exclusive 
| “Sovety tiving fo teem Gi 3 full beths,   
  
  
  
  
  re room, den, and 1 bed 
Ist dinette ye ge 
Jot with adke tering ays er, priced to sell, 
K i. tg empleton, Realtor 
After 6, Ve Soe 
WATE RFORD 
ACRE : ~~ Is modern 3 3 necroom. Phono base. 
a ot ‘lot whieh shee apororimatey 
: deattabie feautres are Sooke heat, 
Beben’s Plastere a Wibe acd 
A in "price $12,500, 
HOLMES BARTRAM 
er on es (ae   9-3230   é      
For   
  * 
4 
& 
1% EB. PIKE “$100 DOWN |ress Moves You In 
sO 
WHY PAY RENT? 
BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS § 
LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES 
MODEL OPEN WEEEDAYS & PUN OAT. 1TO 17 CEPT = 
es Stanley at ‘et 
2 = > oe = Ste 
WESTOWN "REALTY FE 8-2763_ or Eves. Ll 2-4677. 
Working Couple rent? When easy payments 
& & feasonable down payment 
wil’ permit you to this 
lovely 5 room modern brick ter- 
race, autd, gas heat, garage, 
2 a few doors from bus serv- 
St. Fredericks Marve — home for iarge fam- 
LN excellent condition, ale eat, extra toilet in base- 
ment garage. fenced lot, only 
-410,560, Serms 
West Side to General Hospital, 
me, Aas "Susement, gas 
arae 
WIL Is M. BREWER   
  
—ASSOCIATE— BROKERS INVESTMENT CO, 
FS 000s 
3 Bedroom Brick | B 
Sire 2 car poe 
be geen to appreciate. 
443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 
“It IS TRUE” 2 bedrooms, basement, dining 
area, H.W. floors, storms, Anchor 
Pe batt Yor am. | down payment. Ot) 
Must 
  
  
LARKSTON sua MARY SUE, NEAR 
ONLY fe DOWN , automatic 
41479. 
WHITE BROS. 
LAKEFRONT   Sale |} Houses “4@ AG 
Nothing Down ue 
ar ce THREE eee 1% BATHE, 
dake “pgivleges A ‘Teal nn gg gp nf 
=| cea 
0 YEAR OLD BRICK cul. 
ond ma ori os gaa 4 rooms on second. “4 acres om corner, Near 
om $16,900 oe ‘terms, - 
"ea si" inghland, 
  
. OTT 
Brick 4 bed: ~ 
La den, i one 
id d 5. hewly decorated. 2-car 
Y appointmen: 
-eslie R. 
1 West 
or Shown 
PE 5-816) AWA DRIVE 
dini 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
3-FAMILY INCOME E All in good condition inside a= 
out. 
rate meters. OU bh Pres | 
rental $1956 mo. Price "$13,900 
with $1,900 down e 6 
room apt., 
bones have separate room 
and on apt., one 
ELIZABETH LAKE EST. ATES ALING 
nd GAS furnace 2 lots. Widow as r. 
GI RESALE NO DOWN PAYM'T 
TO CIVILIANS 3 BEDROOM RANCH home. Util- 
ity room. gas heat; bath. Newl 
decorated. Natural kitchen gre 
nets with formioa tops. Others to 
choose from. 
JOHN 
Kinzler 670 W. Huron REALTOR St. Ph. PE 43835 
If no saewer call FE 2-1030 OPEN EVE. y Sa oe   
WANT A GOOD PRICE 
Custom Built Home? 
E CUSTOM BUILDER . DUNLAP FE 8-1108   
Johnson 20 YEARS OF SERVICE 
arise MANOR 
room brick ranch, 3. bed- 
Why not buy a lake home now Sates and den, large kitchen, 
at winter — The owner Lessee ,  @lectric stove, water softener, 
cold weather—they want to venetian Dili Inds ‘and carpeting. 
Florida. This year around sas Large corner lot, 1% car ga- 
has hot water heat. Oak floors 
and full basement open to the 
oy Also 2-car garage for only 
000 with $1,50. down. 
ELDORADO For the Cadillac of homes—see 
rambling 3 So 
gas heat = ood buy 
own, 4b s00" with, "$6,500 
— SELL — TRADE 
WHITE BROS. R 3-1295 
Divie Hwy. 
Open Eves. ‘til 9: Eunday 10 ‘til 5 WE 
  
: _ 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
RETIRI Who Sa wish for a better guess 
to relax and enjoy living, Com- 
fortable 2 nee cate home on ae 
eash or terms. 
COUNTRY LIVIN 
At its best. 5 aaa home with 
full en and 3-car garage. 
One ac “ot land with al 
of trait" and berries. Nice shade 
ee cae — grane arbor. $15,500 
w 
WILLIAMS LAKE A 
Aeross the street — good 
beach, Very clean home with 
lovely’ living room, attached ga- 
e, This is a comb that makes 
fv ig so on ¢ bought on 
I te land contract. 
arse hace PLAINS 
bedrooms, full basement. Total 
price $13,975 with terms, = 
nt condition, This is a 
must see for yourself. = ae 
an appointment to see. 
LAWRENCE GAY LORD EN EVES. 
FE 4.9584 
WANT A VIEW? 
Th lovely ranch home h 
rooms & attached garage ath 
a view of woods for miles. 
7 Posag a. eager st 
with vileges 
reine M ‘SHEPARD, REALTOR 1010 Adams, waecneaee, OL 1-751] 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
HAMMOND LAKE. Beauty with 86 ft. 
lake. 3 bedrooms, 
baths with vanities. 2 
. places. cone, finished 
recr Gas. heat. 
Rear patio "ro include car- 
and draperies. 2 car 
Lotcen Sh gg plastered garage. 
Terms—We have | ie ey. 
By appointment on   
  
  
ELIZABETH 
LAKE 3 bedroom _ one-fi 
built when they re pee a = 
‘em, 21 ft. master wo on 
; cag famfl~ 
~, Tumpug room, siso tor only “You =, best iti— 
Make us prove 
CRESCENT ~ 
ao BUY LAND LAKE: 5 roo dition.” Carpeting storms 
ad, greens, anf Tage a d 
dows. “ Sy cae 
why pay ren 
PERS FOR TOM 
Batemah- 
* 377 8. Telegraph Karmmpsen REALTORS .- FE 4-0528 
Eves, _ & Sun Sun.   
- GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell 
tHings you’te not using 
orengn Classified Ads! ’ ;         rage. Owner has moved to Cal- 
ifornia, 
option to b Will sell or lease with 
uy 
—- SPECIAL 
$76 pe moved out of was 
r month or 
for a smaller home. 
Evenings a 6 — iad 5-2935 or 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533   
K   
r       
Es 
ROCHESTER 
ites © 
‘ast nook, tiled bath. Oil tablished in 1816 
ee Dlesndond 
Nicely landscaped. helene q by 
other fine —_ Now at § 
with area 
like a eed with “large Sodio. 
. rm. 
that 6 ft. plus a 
rage, outside grill, sprinkling sy5- 
over one acre, fruit tem 
See “this 
WATER and high enough for 
man. 2 car ga- 
trees. 
at $23,500 terms. 
FRONTAGE — To Cass 
Lake. Attractive brick front ranch 
home. Li 
bedrm 
=, $975 soe - 
family,” Lf 
aif ew nest. 
$0,180 ving rm . with ae ere 
8. ‘ast full 
For this 
Ideal for large Se mii’ income 9 or homey 
Close to bus and cok 
You can move right in too! 
total price. 
Foyt Kent Inc., Realtor 
7200 Dix 
FE 2-01 ie Hwy. at ior fee 
AMPLE Ua RTOMER P! PARKING 
  
DORRIS BRICK INCOME THRE 
> ae 
your 
cand recreation 
and 
it le tw receive tie m 
o beautiful per four 
room apts. Other siting Peppoint- 
ments, 
LONG. Low AND Le ae a 
RANCH. eg -aSe 
‘iz 
sure to 
home before you if 
a, home ost 1600 
investigate 
y 
terms or trade. 
INVESTORS PAM YO 
sound 
flation, no mmatine = . 
ocrats or Re ill do, = 
invest your money in real estate, |. 
the best investment there is ha 
hedge tion, Call for. r 
oer 
Five modern vacant and 
newly decorated, $7,500. ix 
room. ant and newly decorated 
$9,205. Seven room vacant off 
gk Remy Lake rd. 2 car garage ‘ 
acne Bacelient pon Bm tie 
100 
tg: y's SON REAL’ 
a W. Hu Ph, FE + 
f 
* 
: “ot el 1 SPECIALS Cc. A. 
ire- Oxford OA 83 
A iprennest at $27,950; t . 
stitl belleve cannot 
        
oe 
weer re 
we Beat wate soy 
DRAYTON -Brick. 
ranch. 
et tase oe platiered walls mnartle ain. 
my att ea recreation rar’ ched 2car serage. gna. 
tok wi m ¥ 
L HERRINGTON Es 
-efther dining area 
carpeted living room. “Grand 
eas room,: 1 
bated ciive: | Pende a. vay! Hoof 
tiac’s newest \s 
Excellent value ‘e o: ina 
$16,500 but does require 
bstantlal down payment. 
DRAYTON AREA & the lo- 
cation’ of ing new 
brick peme. m. reed family, Bea’ living 
with natural brick fire 
the minute kitch- 
with built-in wn and Sireh cupboards, nic 
pedrooms, large elesate 
Full bath with shower and 
large vanity, Utility room, 
oll. heat. prea “peat: 
ached. bes 
ed garage. priced 13,960 
~ terms. 
™ RAY .O’NEIL, er 
~~ 962 8, Telegraph Rd. 
rooms, |1¥4 baths. Nice basement | FE 3-7103 
‘The New ipo 
The Convertible 24s 
2 Baths 
4 Bedreoms 
UNBELIEVABLE CHARM 
Ward W. Ross Homes | 
DELS OPEN DAILY 2345 WATE _RD, OR 3-802)   
“THIMK!" 
-WHERE ELSE CAN YOU 
BUY A HOME FOR 
$82 NOWN Shy fl 
$69 PER. MONTH -VA TERMS— 
3 
BEDROOM COLONIAL In JUDAH LAKE Estates 
. . wiT! a 
Lifetime Aluminum 
ROOF & SIDING 
FHA 
$300 MOVES YOU IN 
$74 PER MONTH 
DLORAK BUILDING CO, 
Bildor of National Homes 
ue 22 
2 BEDR: No_ dow: a payment 
~ FOR, FOUR, ROME 2 OME. 
FE 6-2979. 
  OUR i on CALL US PLEAS 
Clarkston REAL ESTATE, INC. 20 8. Main, 
(ACRO6S 
M. $-5821 
eS PERSONAL HOMES 
FE 68-2200 arkston Mich. 
iM BANK) 
  
CHEAP 
25 FE. Ann ‘Arbor, $850 dn., 
total price or make 
2 bedrm. pene 
auto, of] wu 
& windows, front 
2 
Gardens: $7,850 
me an offer, 
rch 
: storm doors Mi 4103 after 7 
Pm 
BEDROOM HOME IN HURON 
* FE 45289,   
Watch for My Ad Will be ame in 10 days 
account 
P. W. ‘DINNAN | 66 West Huron   
BARGAIN 
ottwood, $450 695 Bc . 
total price. MI 6-1432 after 7 p.m 
  2 FIR Lod ah moet weme. 
ve 
Rear 300 slop save, bulk s ¢, 
ike scountet Tiled bath, , 
14,500. 
TOR 
8-3122 Orion MY 2-2291 1 OA 8-3122 Orion MY_2-2291 
~ ROOM TO ROAM. This beautiful 3 bedrno 
located only 20 d minutes’ home 
rive on! 
over year around main- 
bmg biog Ranch rec 13%23 
ture, living room replace 
well: arranged kitehen with 1ixid 
dine edrooms. 
EM_3-4303 er eee nna ta a ee ae ae, 
TR*NE YOUR SMATY. i ae 
IN_ON 0 E OF THESE 
w ben rod bob LAKEFRONT 
r 
bedrooms has 1% 
Sanement. Oi) furnace. 
home, 
OR . ‘i oo age 8ST. 
Attractive 5 
Basement. es heat 
ae Pees 4-5203, peas td 
BY. ow 
vise rat, ates 6 * 
ARRO PERRY MASON £ 
sand Deesh. This baths. = 
Olde 
but in good condition, $19,- - 
t Penced | bed 
SA 
large lot. UL_ 2-2715. 
G SERVICE 
In the gene of: the Missing Buyer. 
Th ated fs 3 room home is locate: 
Se hee : 
Folks, C4 owner of oe3 home wants fast ac tion se 
now & “make us an, offer. 
room Toxa4 . ace full basement, fi 
& located near Genera. Rage ool Placa one eo 
"SATURDAY “DATE. a= your teenaged daughters 
be prow 
home ha: 
  aa 
k 
beautifully landscaped lawn, large 
stove an bedroom 
call 
eal 
will 
pe proud “a roy = = 
them vel 
home i Lorrain r a Kanner. Built in 
kitehén with built-in a 
many other features geal down 
Make a date ARRO ‘amaLty LTOR 
it Saaetabeth 
   FE 43644 
m. Sund 
D 
Nearly. new. "bear 
iA dete lot, wee 
moriane uth smo insurance, Phone ft, Realtor. ~ Taylo   
__Income Property _43A   
ae & BATH. § RMS. =e 
nh Set a 4 : ees 
A BURN AVENUE. 
Zoned    | hos acd tz ouseman-Spi 
os. ou al 34816 
Lake | Lots Tai Lake mgt 
aS paved street, Beas hopping at dr 908 full oer   
  
Syivan Lake Model 
  
  ee eas he, heme, shee % dun 
ForSale Lots 46 
ae ~\ . poms bay hana T Beach 
10" pot ear M18, good ground. 
a. 
Winter | priced lakefront lots. $50 
Lake. "privile es $25 down, 
C. PANGUS, Realtor $19 M15, Ortonville NA 17-2815 on SRGPAN W MILLS CORNER OR 3-0641 
~ La “en corner 
2 street. $2,000 NORTH, iio, Cheap AC street, 80x 
bar al PA VENUE — 130x225, Low 
term 
—* ‘ND a. 100x100, 
D—-60 <EROKEE CHER’ ft. Epentaee. 
RANKLIN ROAD (8. South 
ae ) $1,100 
STERLING STREET , 
e on rear   
DRAYTON 
Ro gd ‘ot Aa See ‘in; 
E+ Dwi 
~ Garage 
trpniage ~ 330 ecommerce! 
Nicholie & Harger Co. 
  
  33 W. HURON FE §-8183 
oo | FOR Feegy Atae Or cay: 
Plan N Now | 
CHEROKEE, Les! the best selection of 100 ft. Bee , sites for better homes — com- pare the livin La gy v9 oe of 
country yet close-in 
Select NOW to sult ‘YOUR 
exact needs! , 
Cart W. Bird, Realtor 7.  eeraranind Bank cw Eves. FE 56-1302 
For Salé Acreage 47 FE 442   
  
10 TO 60 ACRES, VERY GOOD location on blacktop road, near 
. Qnly $400 per acre with 
STEELE REALTY, 136 Highland Rd. (M59) at Highland, eMich. MUtual 42045. 
  
For + Sale Fe Farms 48 
FROM 15 AChES TO 
PW. DINNAN: 
v6 W. Boren “y 
4-2577   
PRIVATE ‘LAKE ESTATE — _ 
te lake 6 bedroo 
miles no 
tion of an excellent farm, country 
tag and sportsman’s para- 
ise, $90,000 terms. 
Roy Annett Inc. Realtors since 1923 
Huron PEderal 8-0466 
Caan Evenings and | Bunday ~ 1-4 
Sale Business Property 49 
BY OWNER, STORE, 4000 FT. 
Sharon. F" FE 50635. ping center, 924 W.   
COMMERCIAL ; BUILDING AT 424 
Osmun St., consisting of occupied 
barber shop se Sabet pt. Also 
vacant ,store 34x16. $8, 4,000 
down. Call OL Tenet, 
SELL HALF INTEREST IN DIXIE Belle Diner, Telegraph & Dixie. 
FE 4-4995. 
Business Opportunities 51 
200 200 FT. ON CORNER MT. CLEM ens & Kenilworth will sell all 
_or part. KE 2-1902, 
ARE = YOU LOOKING FOR A 1 doa 
“Michiga   
  
  
  
oment 
$50 Flos rear required. 
beral retirement plan 
‘ontiac Press Box 15° 
DRIVE-IN - SALE OR TRADE 
Consider Florida property in trade 
for. = well jocated drive-in res- 
«. = oord Ad _- “ poogeyy Bere ic ayer Ww y 8 
fh mle cob | Good aaaes. 
lormation, A most. 
Apply   
poRRis“s SON REALTORS 782 a Huron gt. Ph, FE 41 4-1557 
EXCELENT OPPORTUNITY F FOR 
A-1 peng must have. hand 
tools, ood references, guar- 
anteed <i plus commission 
for qualifie man no others need T13 
pent a ee 
car 
  
FOR R LEASE ; MODERN 2 ) BAY 
service station on good corner. 
_Phone OR 
~~ “LET'S TALK. BUSINESS” 
Stop Looking Here is an automatic mente?   
loss can be™ you rg in Northwest Detroit in growing 
area, Ideal family operation. 
Hotel 
With tavern in small town, ap- tee eee ee 
ACRE BUILDING on NEAR |~ 
lease. 
_cant I Located in. fa ‘Novi, MA 4-2801. | AC PRESS, MONDAY, FEI F 
MODEST MAIDENS 
  TARY 16, 1958 
‘ “by Jay “Alan mas 
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Q-16 AP Hensteeturee 
“So far I've had two vice         
— 
  Way 
=> PRALAN « 
presidents and one» account 
executive fired from under me!” 
  
. Business Opportunities 5} 
RESTAURANT Rochester Area — Grossing over 
$2,500 per — on 6-day opera- 
tion, And closes at 7 p.m. All 
odern stainie: oe. steel equipmént, 
formiea boo ya chrome chairs 2 
stools, Good clientele. ale, Catering to business people. ‘ast 
growing area & the he wide-sweke 
veator will see future profits. 
— — yer mo, Price $11,500. 
“STATEWIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac 
CHARLES, ALT 
1717 8, Telegra: ph. 
SUNOCO: SERVICE STATIONS FOR RENT 
EBatablisheg location, mum investments   
with mint- 
‘or inventory 
| ELIZABETH LAKE RD. AT DOVER °* 
PONTIAC 
1 WILLIAMS LAKE RD. AT OAK BEACH 
WATERFORD TWP. 
TELEGRAPH RD AT MYRTLE 
PONTIAC, MICH. 
Complete 6 weeks paid training 
bode Financial Qssistance to 
hose qualify. For come ‘ete 
informas ion phone Mr. Griffith. 
SUN OIL Cd). DETROIT _ 
Vinewood 3-4200 
p.m. Mon, thru Fri. 
Garfield ‘ate04y inves: after 7 p.m, 
STANDARD OIL 2 stall station for lease. Moderate 
investment. Auburn and Marshall, 
Pontiac. Cal] MI 66311 days. Or 
Mr. G. Howard at VE 17-3426 
after 7 p.m, 
STANDARD OIL 2 Stall Super Stations for lease.   
Small inyestment, Traini: and 
financial agsistance available. 
Lake - Orion-Ortoaville. Cal) MI days. Mr. G. ‘Howard at 
3426 after 7 p.m 
  anes SERVICE STATION FOR lease, Modern, well located, can 
jee by _ come for alert 
energetic orough oes 
course available Ww with “a tim 
salary, while learnin: ml sedered 
ital requirement, rate, 
2 Bly gun Oil Cid 
987 or write 
Michigan, Evenings Mr, Hanley, 
BUnset 98-7708. 
We're Going to Press on the Spring Edition of the 
“Michigan Business t 
Guide” 
To sell you business list now 
"with Real r Partridge to be sure 
in the spring 
"BEND FOR FREE MICHIGAN 
BUSINESS GUIDE 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE | gror Businesses _thruout Be ae 
FE 4-368) . HURON 
Wrst ID! App 800 sq. 
Excellent for small business. 
sonable rent. "Also store fixtures 
for sale, Apply Pontiac Press 
Box 18 
WELL KNOWN 
PIZZA HOUSE Priced low for cash, weed lease 
2-2929   
& reasonable rent. Call FE 
after 6 p.m.   
_ Sale L Land ey 52 
LAND CONTRACTS TO. BUY OR 
to sell. Earl Garrels, EM 3-2511 
_or_ EM 3-4086, 
SEASONED 17 MOS. ISCOUNT (25 PER CENT) 2 BEDRMS. BoM ON ] LOT pays $65 MO., 
ALUET, Realtor 345 Oakland Ave. 
Cal r. a hans 1 Eventi : 
MOLTIELE L SERVICE   
  
we ed $4 tore fe ICE 43,300   ents asoned. 
Wilt vel 1 sell contract for $2, soo. 
wah) ANGUS choose from, 
NGUS. Realtor 1919 sat pokes NA_7-2815   qoameey 50 — North of 
is 
' 9 story brick _puuiding with liv- 
as querters. Bar has over $40,- 
gross and rooms also s = 
good profit. Partners ready to 
go. separate ways. 
‘MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
n| SALES | CORPORATION 
—_ 3 "8 were raph R 
PARE AT OUR REnont DOOR FE 4-168 
MODERN SHOE REP. est, for 23 yrs., rT anana location. 
Write Ponting Press B 
MODERN TWO BAY MOBIL SERV- 
fee station, available for :ease. 
tare, Breellent weiss nie 99 
esi eB = 
Partridge Ig THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
A SACRIFICE One of the best bar buys in the 
north. Beautiful   
age. ve ri jaan 's pale’* and own- 
er will trade for fovtagtant or 
today!” 
A NORTHERN LODGE the weetest 
come dicag in 
a asy to goo eon 
“room lodge In center of winte 
oe —— vacation area,’ No 
r bar. Owners apt. Busi- 
ness increasing at a tremendous | 
pace, Call us for more detalls | 
pool age fascinating growing busi- 
REALTOR PARTRIDGE Businesses thruout Mich, 
i ah 1050 W, HURON 
SEVERAL EXCELLENT SERVICE 
ae locations. Avatiable for sale lease. One with ae 3 
“quarters in lake area,: Call   ° hee 
building on 
bores highway in center of) 
iter —- area. ete apt quar- 
aa to. exp on acre- 
            Money to Loan 53 wn (State, Lie Licensed Lenders) 
BUCKNER FINANCE COMP: ANY 
BORROW. UP. TO $500 
2 tee a Pusine ~ Utien Fralled Lk. Siceue am, Plymouw 
Borrow With Confidence 
$25 to $500 
Household Finance 
Corporation of Pontiac 
3% 8. Saginaw &t. PE: 4-0535 
LOANS $25 TO $500 On your signature * ees oe 
curity. 24 months 
    
service is fast, riendly eG phe 
oes our e or phone 
TOME & AUTO 
LOAN CO. 1 N. Perry 8t (Corner BE. Pike) 
GET $25 TO $500 on your 
Signature 
° DHT FE 23-9206 | 
“OAKLAND | Loan Company 202 Pontiac State Bank. Bldg.   
  
NEED A FINANCE- ; 
FIXER? Order er mie 
Ads fo sell, fet fin 
good job. FE 2- 818 is 
the Want Ad number | Money to Loan 53 (State Lic Licensed, Lenders) PEO a 
a $25 TO $500 
TER & deletion he 
a4 W. Lawrence &t, HE 4-1508 
LOANS ~   
$50 TO $800 — $25 TO 
COMMUNITY LOAN 
30 E. LAWRENC PE 8-0421 FRIENDLY SERVICE: 
NEED $25 TO $500? EH 
SEABOARD 
Phone: FE 8-9661 
1185 N. PERRY ST. 
“Parking No Problem" 
Seaboard Finance Co, 
TEAGUE FINANC ECO, 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH, LOANS $2 TO $800   
  
notes D GOODS Ph. Rochester, 0! OL "ont. OL 1-010) 
WHEN YOU NEED 
woes TO $500 help you. 
STATE FINANCE. CO. 703 pone State +7 Bidg. 
  
___ Mortgage Loans i 54 
ARE YOU WORRIED WITH BIG 
penn — need your home 
od tl t wus solve your 
- — Low rete interest, 12 to 
  BEAR tL ach ad co. Oa Weet 6.6553 
No titi initia} J appraisal fee-no obligation 
~~ MORTGAGES - idential, commercial, conventionals ~u   
FHA & 
to 7% per 
  
Swaps WILLYS te   
1952 DR SEDAN. 
__Trade for metal lathe, FE 6-0373. 
$400 FOAM RUBBER DIVAN FOR blond dropleaf are Yh rm, suite 
or hide-a-bed, FE   
RANGE, 
DELUXE MODEL, COMPLETE- 
LY AUTOMATIC, i: OVE: 
TWO eat OL 
  
BUNE EDS & MATTRESS 
for 14 ft, boat trailer, studio 
bed. Misc, F couch or hideway 
2-1834,   
USED TV's) TAPE 
& radio-phonographs. 
or not, FE 2-0 
DEEP WELL PUMP & ; TANK, TO trade. MAyfair 6-6256.. 
UITryY IN 2  BEDRM. HOME 
~ ete — car or will sell. 
AND 
$100 cash CASH FOR 
recorders 
Working 
L PA ment, 
rachis sink, 
inolewu: 
Witt, 
trailer in ees on 
ern home on peed | atreet, by 
General H 3-1926. 
For Sale 2 Cotas Se PPO PLL     
iosed Sun. 4 p.m. wore 389 «Ore pare Lake A 
CHILD CLOTHING, 
“5,18 and and Se, — new.   
LADY sizes 
Reas. 
NEW BRIDAL VEIL. 
: PE 2-4126   
$15.00 
  
eri CLOTHING, SIZE 52, re 
Sele Household Goods 57 LOLI A ll 
3 tect MAPLE SUNPORCH 8ET; 
bedroom ga water:   
40 jue om 
: cu” a Tee Seip apd 
oven and 2 stcrage drawers; A. B, 
gas stove — breakfast ta- 
ble with 2 hes, 39 Seminole, 
after 7, 
PI Vv GR BEDR outfit, Double , bookcase 
bed. Large chest. 2 ay lamps. for head 50, ie weekly 
Pearson ‘3 Orchard 
Lake Teer 
7 SIECE iG M. . — rock davenport and chair, 
2 a tables, matenibg 
“ _. sable, decorato: 
ae only $2 von 
Pearson's. Furniture. 42 Orchard 
6 FT. REFRIGERATOR, A- 
          Cond, $40, Lente 
9xia PACE, 45. 95. Im te J a RUGS, Reversibie, iene 
5 Aiminster, 
; Pearson 
oe Ave. re, 
        mpiete ....- eenerereene Dresse 
Electric ped 
‘o' 
pee greece eer ee beeen ees 
after # p.m 
16 FT., ied EBLYIN ATOR OL,   
st 
ies 8 a 
Approx. 1 yr. old fies. Ratrig. $45 Wringer washer ‘Gas 9 x 15 rug & pad 
ond, ee 9 $35 10 pais] stove $35 
bg | ort ges te   
& pad $25. couch with end 
aa 
  frost aes 
re wk 
ta list aL ‘eltere Soe Salo Household Goods £7)   
pone 
os saps Day Pi seat Ave. Fe 2-402 
A Dy FOS ments of $6.10 per month or p 
palance, 80, Capitol, ve 
YTHING Y vans 
ar Se ole to pay hesen at hi 
aces = : trade de dome lee Pre 
bargains 
MONTHS TO PAY 
rv trade, Come out 
around, 2 acres of free 
one FE 6-0241, 
ON, SAT. @ TO 6 
files KE. of Pontiac or 1 mile 
. of Auburn Heights on Auburn 
Rd M80. 
A-1 SPECIALS 
%§ CHOICE SELECTIONS 
17” TVs, 6 at $20.05 each* 91" table model . $3095 
All sets guaranteed Soar sah 
for 30 days at Obvel TV 
eave Lk. Rad. 
Open 9 to 0 
BRAND NEW BOFA BEDS. $44 95 Rollaway bed, complete, $10.06. 
Hollywood frames, $6.06. & 
nersprin: malireesse, ‘p17.08. 
ald reases, $12.05, bares 
ture, 43. Orebard | Lake "Ave. 
BUI ae OVENS & BURNERS $149.50 complete. Samuel's Appli- 
__ances, MAple 6-601   
  
  
  
  
  
  
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ee ee Peete eee tees ae: 
See EE ETRE  ; rMayien 
ie bullet, 4s ¥ chit 
¥ Oh petal 
uned oa: 
Mil : “1 -UP- Want 
& repluake wt Huron us en, "ba 
vacuG Secrtey’s .) Tt 
Wiking HAWS “VI as . : up. thorima- 
Howard, FH 451   
Weekend ek RCA Whiriposl Relrigorater. New 
Floor 5 
ADMIRAL Freener, 10 ft, ’ floor 
model. Guaranteed . 188 TAPPAN Gas Range, “9 Yrs, old. 
Rebull 
G.E. Sweepers, New. All atta 
ments, Guaranteed ...... iT 
aoop sa & mp 
51 WwW, HUR: On = 
“YEAR PEND UFECIA ‘ie 
9x12 Felt Base i on | ee 4,06 — bu fr oO 
tpl Gas conven To Felt Aase Rugs BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON Mer al uy ie oo ool 08 
ra mations goes" Beafvons | BIOZAC z. i) orchard Lake Ave, of ” Take quer. Ralange 
FIRED | Michigan Sew. CRAN® BOILER GaAs 
ith hot water controls, 
sq, ft, rating, FR 2-3348. 
CEDAR. CHEST, BASE CABINET, 
peony buggy, bench saw and m 
bassinet mattress, - singe? 
esate sewing machine, Motorole 
radio- oreaethy ga’ combi 
Gash Fox & MALL RADIOS 
Se LROA tot Be tn di DRIPOLATOR, AUTOMATIC. chi $15, Merastically new. MA 
Y fio DRO PLEA TA- 
Ts rs 4 Seale ( CGasinator.- 
. ® Bo : 
. and miscellaneous ny TUPRUN. 
Fr ae es ieee __ chard 1 Lake, A 
DON'T WASTE Wowny y PAYING we He ig | on Used worn out 
i wee arte oe Ce aooers 
fer t ita only 65, oy bu bude et 
br i. bs Pr ips ment Firestone Sieres, 
FURNITORE ) LOOMS, W R teas Gell By pisses. rr. 4-303. — KZERS - mince -rergernamety 
FREE T FAMOUS acme me titede. “heraiched — 
eon $140.08 while they 
Fioor orders, please. 4 Risen 
feereseem, 303 Orchard Lake 
FREEZERS New Shipment-Popular —- 
Only $28 2 «6cu. 6ft, | Chea ‘4 
18 cu. ft, Upright, Only tee. 
E-Z terms. _ Samuels. 1 MA _ 5-6011. 
FREEZERS. tNOR RO ae 
Chests ang 
New models Mightly” carenhes 1120 
  
  
or crate marred models, at big 
discount prices, 
years to pay. 
00. on) LE game as cash 
YNE GABERT 
121_N. Saginaw FE 6-6180 
GENERAL ELECTRIC RA RANGE, 1N 
    
burner electric stove, 
KD ip bh be 
Pere on A Sa Sane bis 2-523 
ironic FF "s3 MODEL PHILCO 2 SEH-.8e used 4 months, $160.   io a heme Mb 9.333 
day heme,   
_Television & & = _$7Bi Garage Doors 
away closet aed 
Pye acokaned opersiors. 
n of call for on free tne. 
aisle DOOR SALES 03 
‘e pk es a Or an un * ie 
electric, oll and 
#3 at terrific he, values. Me Ne 
  
  
“ott « Cass 2 Lats ai MERION Cr. 
aoe sgl 
ws. ret new om ait ante ‘node 
rice § 
a ngeaed ivery only ah week, Firestone Stores, 
Saginaw, 
Sia Mbeer' appliances, AG 4 veer ‘¢] App jances, 6161 
Sliecctone Console iv” TV — Mahogany Provincial 
cabinet, Has Lena cover we 
ture tube 
nice ftem 6f turntiure a 
& good television, PE wel pa 
__.Water So Softeners 57C 
FOR SOFT WATER: 
Bay awl 2 tarp W 
soma ti,   
  
oar ia a ol 
— OR 
For Sale eS 18 60   
sane or, se * riable 
     
      i ned, 
ood condition, ches 4100 La- 
mont, OR 31806, i. dulce, Ott celver “ flOsPITAL BED 9065 - CONDI- se tion cheap, FE ie PER steer 
jioMe FREEZER, ae ad St ion lew eA ~ Upright —, 2 cu, ft Mateh- aon, ov ee 
ing pieces Samuel's TincH 
signees MaApie 5-601. antag le oP 4 
SOR ONE. 1 SAVE PLUMBING iar’ Ue. refrigerator . | 1728, Saginaw 6-100 0,000 grain water softener ere Be "56 Imperial | Frigidaire wa washer ad Nn 7 Pee Sonnet : 
3468 Aw burn yd Cab. sinks and fi ae 957 up. 
KENWORE 1 z. \VE PLUMBING , Lge. Kenmore auto. wainer-aude. 1 SAVE PLC naw st 
_ Saver. Both like new, FE _5-34g1. O~FARLE BAW. HE 
LINOLEUM & PAIN SALE. HALF t 
price. At J AT aa N. Saginaw. tile‘ metal lados, adjust | 5   
  LiviNG ROOM FORNITORE AND . other items Mie 
LARGE C 7) brand new, $15. an en Fur 
niture, 42 Orchard Lake Ave. 
MAYTAG WASHING 1 
A-1 shape, 630. 99 Parkhurst be-. 
__tween 2-7 p.m 
MUST SELL KIRBY SWEEPER. 
“like new, all attachments. 1220 
. Bilverbell. 
MID-WINTER 
CLEARANCE 
ALL USED GAS & ELECTRIC AP- 
PLIANCES-REDUCED PRICES, 
TERMS TO SUIT.   
Consumers 
Power Company 
28 W. LAWRENCE 
FE 5-6151 
  
MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGE. 
Price $60. Full site with three 
burners and deep-well on top. Fuil 
size oven. Btorage drawer, White 
realities we finish. Excellent poser 
jon ape. «a at Btapp’s, 928 
Huron _ 
ea ets) 
* RAULOAHYDE PLA ple took care 
0. HEATERS oy, MEA "s Saoit Ruee cost, All 
sizes, MA 
OVERSTUFFED CHAIR, $10. CON- 
ventional washer, $26, Water sof- 
tener compietely sutomatic, Fi- 
Ld gp eo yaa Guaranteed for Hfe. 
PHILOO, ernia. GOOD COND. 
ER E “POSSESSION 
SPECIALS ~   
Norge Gas Dryer tee 
‘| 14" G.E. Portable RAG wet 119.33 
21" G.E. Console T.V. $149.33 
40” G.B. Range .,.......... $179.33 5 Down Delivers 
GOODYEAR 
SERVICE Oe 30 8. Cass 
SINGER Lt potel ZIG rot at 
19.50 model Hectrolug 
ac, suns. Terms Curts Appi. 
_OR 3.9702 
SINGLE, ROLL-AWAY BED, PI- ano, desk, $8 each, 834 Blaine. 
STOVES. BOUGHT, io EX- 
changed. Fa gaat a Mt Clem- 
ens. 
TAKE R PA 
ae cabinet oda | 
mo, for 
Vramtenet balance. 
lond console, 
Capitol,   
  
NTs ON 
machine. 
mos. or 
Zig-Za 
Ca 
Manager, 
Mayteg GUAR, washer ..... 
stov pt, (eer 
Table top elec. ge eone 
pe, liv, room suite ...+ 2 pe. living ® eve 3 Ld senti 4 seeew 
eee eee ee S rm. off heater 
Eins’ Cet esa 
WYMAN’ atneare 
    WASHER. thatle 4 
“es SES, Gi woe iG 
  38, AEE alse teat Bod joed 1.008 
3) S-IN DEPT. | sexuTE   
BUY 
NOW 
and Save! 
MATERIAL FROM 156 
BUILDINGS -MUST GO! 
and, all jenaths cosseseeeee do Mt. 
2x6, all lenaths ..csecseesses Te Me 
ax8 all lengths ee ft. 
2x10, all lengths .......++. 20 ft. 
2x12, all lengths ........- +. le ft. 
~ BSheathine Bd $6.00 per hundred 
CLEANED RECLAIMED BRICKS 
Bring Your Trailers _ 
OPEN 8-5:30 Mon, thru Sat. 
SURPLUS Aue BER & 
   
    town oll r 
ean Mes atin a riectrical “ei and ‘ite ne evanine’ d'coppet, bis 
Pint “an t Cand super Super Remlone, 
W605 LAPEER RD, Fm +3433 
Burmeister’s 
CASH WAY Plow PRICES 
  Aluminuny Windows ‘ 
Burmeister’ 3 NORTHERN LUMBER 
macy to 8 ae a 
= beliverien “8 av alla 4pm 
  1 AAA- -| ALUMINUM BIDINO 
Install now at low winter prices | 
Save up to 30 per cent on fuel, 
Alum, storms and awnings, No 
money ar ait ing. 
Auburn = Rochester =e F | 
lf no ans ot tas 
MASTER | Le apeed # egles. Pe _ ane pack. 
aap with * vertic 8 
‘ex lao 
MATER, 340 His tna na (MOO OR 3-%oed 
“ANC bers F FENCES     ~~ JELLED ~~ bn —— no ag fe win 
al} base of colors to 
choose ye OAKL. ND FURL 
436 430 “Orchard Lf ‘d FAs os 
  Waldedeod te 'tont'sas'h. Drifiwood 1 ~ oy B ws 
CHURC aS, INC. 
         yd B iva 1816, ~ >   
SPECIAY S 
Ere eee pricsecserres . + Oe 
aft 3 Stolk ssing 0 New 3 ft flush doors 4 
«yall, eeaniee 338 
WOLVERINE” _ LUMBER 8. 
sold, seein Be okt ar — 
SPECIAL 32’ x 26’ House. 
4 Rooms and Bath © 
eae a 
ps dl 4 fased 
fee Eee: 1 sis 
weal ALL Mat Material 
wt for $1,510 
Haggerty 
LUMBER See 
  "SHEETROCK 
coon 2 vata 
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          STEEL OVERMEAD Meow ge hy and all standard 
         
              
      
    
          
        
        
       
      
    
     
      
       
    
                
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ENTE MUSIC, Oo. 
GRINNELL BLA BLOND OND BFINET. is, 
“GALLAGHER’S Ss. 
48 E. Huron 
Cnaingt LL OPRionT Fa ‘sg maple. 
ik tee 
™ GALLAGHER'S Si   
in 
sfancie APT MAWOGANY Fi 
“* GALLAGHER’S S 
Sega MAPLE GPINET. #6, ai. 
GALLAGHER'S 18_ EB, Huron 
~~ Music Tastraction. 62A 
RENT A 
WURLITZER ORGAN ¥ 
tt 
ON 
TE 
RG 
NE 
REREAD 
Atssn 
      to ~ 
AZAAR. AREA 
Se ee Sale Sifice Equipment 63 
Mh, PERS aire symiet ve a Ymited number of 26” 
      
  
ages. Siete Fare Felegraph, = _—_ 
Hay, Grain & Feed 71   
     
  HAY, 60c & UP, 
manure, Deliveries, MA 
; & IND cor. 
  HAY at iD STRAW. $-0042 
    —aeb ) HAY, 
MU 4.2521 
For Sale Livestock 7: 72 
PPPL PPP PLLA AA ANE 
1 8 PONY ~ P aparoag metre 1 
horse van. 1 y trailer, 3 
2 ah es south & 1% 
miles west of Rochester, 1544 W. 
YR N el 3 YR.~ 
old ee.   
  
  
__. Wanted Livestock 7 _73 
$x-|OENTLE PONIES, Pat pansyT ans 
Sockcser OLive youl   
Sale Farnt Produce 75 75 |-   
|OLACKMORE FARMS, APPLES 
cooking. 2150 Bilverbell 
a 
| Sale Farm Equipment 76 
"if de whe Go 
"000 of : seoow ii ie). ‘. 
™ rs 4 ‘2083, W 
a nave Oe the ae models Me. 
L 
xa f eect Clive ‘Bales on Me 
Bae Davi Machine ay vir ry. 
47-3202, Ortonvil 
HEAD UARTERS FOR 
McCulloch Chain Saws   
    
     
  Ww rete LINE 
, ih pM 4 eCUL- 
baws Pan AC- 
AS LOW AS $165.30. 
Vf SEVERAL oe 
CHAIN AWS AS LOW 45 
WE RENT CHAIN saws, 
KING BROS. 
      pe ontiac Rd, at af be 
“SNOW PLOWS 2 . of blades, fite most all 
‘HOUGHTEN & SON 3, I, CASE & NEW IDEA DEALER Rochester OL _1-9761 
“Snow Removal Special yke 41112 
     
       
    
   
   
  1 
' er, ; std. blower attach. 
300 attach. 
ta; 
SMA bres or on 3-7024,   
Sale Store Equipment 64 64 
19 FT. q  * DUTY 
cases, 11 ‘le 
meat case, 2 Ps self | 
y with sion aance open ragetable ee alee 
2 s Sale Sporting & tieeds 65) OFS 
“vB oeat,” SPEAR        
   
   
  
  
  
ge se “Sand Gravel & Dir @ 
“hue SAND, GRAVEL, 
Sa aE ah 
    
Wood; Coal & Fuel 67 
at YARD,   
      
    
     
          
Aeiges & 
Sota Sear ide sake BF Drayton bad 
      
       
       
    
     
             
        
      
   
             
         
        
     
       Authorized Sales : FOR. 
- ‘TRAILER EXCHANGE 
§ WKS:| USED TRAILER ON RENTAL 
5 oes. 9 Bee Grose Bandas   
  ~ SPECIAL 
  ae WILLIAMS 
ft 8. _Seginan st Reeders __ 
81 
CRANSHAFT GRINDING IN 
oe nthe pervic of Olive wale 
suena gat   
  
Sale Motor Scooters 82 
ME Sol PRE SO 
For Sale Motorcycles 83 
15% DISCOUNT ge eent discount   
  
  
ce Dep't This offer good’ only, 
—_ arch 1, 1969. ag vd 
a idson Gales Co., 372 8. Saginaw 
i048 HARLEY 74 AND 16s) HAR- 
ley 45, Sharp! OR 3-8322.   
  
_ Boats & Accessories 85 
A FEW 10968 | abd et a 
CRUISE.OUT a = ee Duratech Alum 
— certs & Sihonewencs ‘ 
ouse & Glass 5 east pe aa ey Sport G 
7 days, 9-6, rE. 4-6970. 
CENTURY   
FE ttn nw W.H OPEN AILY “INCL. 
iF IT 18 rts BRAND WE have it. Piberbias, wood and aluminum boats. models a 
stock, Sterling boat trailers. Use 
our layaway plan. 
Harrington Boat Works “Your Evinrude ‘sag! Pr   
1808 8. Telegraph — 2-8033 
NEW iss JO hil ones HP HA tr while , bt HP sabe’ ve HP 9215. 50 ae 
$675. Price includes freight and 
tax 
OWEN® MARINE CURTIS 
96 Orchard Lake Ave FE 2- 
| WANTED 1 PERPERLER Oe 
for at HP. Continential. FE 
  
Fiberglas 
BOATS, COVERED, 's 
racer bodies, al) types, Pibergias 
bare Rini's, Lake Orion. ~ aaa   
  
Transportation Offered 87 
CARS you fen ot ‘comet dhebwaslln AND 
Pittsbi allo’ 
Hartford, Pawn, “rE 
FLY Ca Fata   
  
     
  
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Ti Reg. US.,Pat. OM, 
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Retail Branch OAKLAND AT CASS 
Auto Insurance 90A 
AUTO INSURANCE PL AND PD 
for most. cars, $0.64 dn. 6 mo. mits. ea. rE 4.3535, 
Foreign & Sports Cars 90B   
  
  
ae RENAULT DA DR. 
inal ¥ tow paint. Here “e . 
clean small car, Priced a 
- Porgain for only 8006. 
North Chev. Hunter Blvd, at 8. Woodward Ave. 
ree by MI 4-4073 
California, ie. ar Avi \d LUXE. ¢| 
Fer Bervice, tne.” mm_Sisss: seats 10,000 miles, Priced tor TRUCK GOING ON PART se sale load either way. 56-6806. BOHR (NC, MU_ 41715   
Wanted Used Cars _88 
AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND 
snoop cars. FE 29-2666 days or 
ves 
ATTENTION! “WHY SETTLE FOR LESS” 
WE'RE PAYING 
TOP $$$ DOLLAR 
GLENN'S MOTOR SALES   
  
  
  
    USED FARMAL CUR TRACTOR 
KING BROS. ee ann wave pags 4 1797 
on nS RD. AT OPE TEEi3| CASH FOR CARS Auction Sins i 77 Gn te MOTOR, S4Lee. 
FOR CONSIONMENTS,| - CASH 
“daily, L. Tyler, MY 2-151. FOR LATE MODEL 
For Sale Housetrailers 78) Community Motor Sales   
./1998 ANDERSON 44 FT. BED- 
tm,, reasonable, MY beat. 
G EM. EXC. .. $896 
‘BOB HUTCHINSON E oe a 
    
ae jan one of waily” Byam’s ex- 
ae 
  Lee eek tal te as sme 
  ‘|Pontiac Chief & Detroiter Complete selection of 8 and 10 wides _ e les ad  ahecen of 
late e top them 
ali on trade-tn t 
Bob penincon 
Mobile Homes 
Sales 430) Dixie meowey 
oO Open 7 days a week. 
OXFORD 
TRAILER   
tt ty RT ERAL 
oREAt EY OA MMER 
le to te it wide, 40 to ioe trom. We trade, sell or rent. 
@ have some erful buys 
. Bee wus today. One 
of Laxe on 
KHURST Trailer Sales ~ , 1540 Lapeer Rd Lake Orion 
new 1898, New Moon 
oe Paws Lake 
   
  New. Andersons 
Used-8-10 Wides 
' Bottle Gas 
li ‘ly anne ‘and Supplic ies      
        
     
       
      Ji oe halen, 
Si WD. 0: TRA E aL seil tiem on our lot for 10 per 
cent v ‘arine 
bales 15210 Holy Rd, Holly. MEI- 
ruse 46771. wath 
Rent Trailer Space - 79   
  
vit 
finest. % mone st 8E Pov- AUBURN AT EAST BLVD. 
ee. ER JUNK & USED CARR WTD. PICK. 
WE 
  
Bonen TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW TOP DALLAS PAID 
FOR GOOD ae > z 
oa 
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Le] 
Lal 
os 
0s 
ae 
x 
JOHN L. JIM HARTLEY. OR 3-611 
, LJ 
Dixie OK Lot Dixie Hwy, at Sashabaw 
Drayton Piains, Mich. 
See M&M Motor Sales For t Tog on later age cars. 
2627 w R_3-1603 
1] i CARS 
own 
22 AUBURN 
FOR JUNK c CARS. 
4-4878 
“TOP 
$$ PAID. GOOD USED CARS AT 
“RUSS DAWSON 233_ 8. _SAGINAW 
TOP BUCK-JUNK CAR-TRUCK 
eee C WASTE. FE_2-0209 
THE HIG Is what eg ngaet al .ECONOM 
TOP antag he 
    
  
*65 to '68 models ‘Must be clean. 
AVERILL’S 2029 Dixie Hwy. 
PE 2-9878 
_Wanted Used Trucks 89 
\% 4 TON 85 88 OR ‘96 PICKUP 
See box, MA had 
CASH’ PAID , for all models 
Used Trucks SCHRAM's AUTO & TRUCE FE 4-6806   
P WITH 
or OR 
  
% TON PICKUP, OLDER 
model, reasonably priced. FE 
  
__Used Truck : Parts 89A Sa 
USED CAR PARTS, CHEAP »UL 
  1704. 
ALL MAKES. AND Meee WEG MOTOR SALES 
2635 Auburn Ave. F   
  DODGE PICK-UP $150 
dian act vent Fy, "60 Chev’ 
consider rt 
    ‘ Wo a 
‘92 BUICK COUPE, ALL 
red leather, wire 
wheels, wae, pome! miles, $195 
down, financ 
Eddie Steele 
  FORD KEEGO HARBOR FE 2-220 LARGEST STOCK OF | DUNLOP 
wr quner roblems 
_Co., 7 We Boren, Pe 6-0424. 
  MIDGET “CAR TRAILER. LESS engine, ‘A §-6856, after 5. 
VOL ion N AMERICAN yapert model, je mileage, Ra- 
dio er, EM Exc, cond, By own 
145, 
For S Sale Cars 
NORTH CHEVROLET CO. 
Has the 
INTERNATIONAL 
OTYEAR WARRANTY GIVEN FREE 
WITH EVERY CAR 
100% Coverage ; no exclusions.   
91   
ol Chey, 4dr. hardtop .... $1648 
Ford Custom tudoor ... $ 667 
ines Chev. 2-dr. Lys casseonse 1689 
Chev. 2door ....... Nc 168 
tH Chevrolet wegen eeeen . oT 
NEW CAR DEMOS Biscayne ana -V-8, powerglide $1780 
Belair 4dr, prio @ Ps. $1896 
Convertable, load 
65 more cars to pick ‘trom 
BANK RATES 
Open (8:30 to 9 p.m. 
North Chev. Hunter Bivd, at 8. hel Ave. 
Birmingham 4-2735 coe 
eaee dean 
  
2 BUICK 4 DR. SEDAN, DYNA- 
flow, radio, heater. Here’s one 
for you bargain hunters. $195. 
, 24 Oakland 
Ave., 4-3528, 
‘86 BUICK SUPER 4 
  R. SEDAN, 
real sharp car, Robin's egg blue 
& white, power steering & brakes, 
radio, heater & white tires, 25,000 
actual miles. $1,395. R&R MO- 
ie 794 Oakland Ave. FE 
R&R “Motor Sales 
TREMENDOUS 
FIRST COME ~—   
ane oe SERVED 
is¢ PLYMOUTH ............: $ 905 Savoy 4 ay den. Powerflite, ra- 
— heater, one owner, real 
‘63 PLYMOUTH ...... Meenas $ 950 Belvedere 4 dr. sedan, Powerflite, 
_ Tadio & heater, red & black. fin- 
ish 000 mile one owner Car. * 5 
"$6 BUNCH oo. oes cheese esees 1 
Super 4 dr. sedan. reab- sharp 
ear! Robin’ ope blue & — 
rapes & bra es, radio, heater 
& white tires, 25,000 actual miles. 
$8 CHRYSLER ...........:. $ 895 
Windsor Deluxe 4 dr, sedan, a 
real solid car, Powerflite, white 
tires, priced to 
"86 PLYMOUTH ............. $ 895 val Lovely lellow & bik. sell this . week 
sh, Powerflite, radio, heater, 
new tires, ready to go 
$ 150 eh ‘$3 DODGE 
Coronet. 4a bias second car 
PLYMOUTH «2.00.10... $ 395 Belvedere 2 dr. ‘andtep, beautiful 
red finish, like new tires 
eee eee e ene ee teres 
dr, sedan, Dynatiow. 
heater, here's one for you 
gain hunters 
63 DODGE . $ 305 
Convertible, ‘You'll like this cutie. 
Torque converter, radio, heater, 
nice maroon finish 
R'& R 
MOTOR SALES, car Oakland Avena $ 195 
re to, 
bar- 
    helped my mother with the housework, Besides, she 
won't let me.go out” 
: ; a 
For Sale Trucks 90). ___For Sale Cars 91 
1998 Ting oid % e _TON PICK-UP. 
good cond, MA 44514, ' 
331 GMC Van, 14” body 57 BUICK 4-DOOR 
Dynaflow, radio & pénter, : 
CM W-Walls,‘Speed-mindet one-owner beauty with ime 
maculate oa sea-mist green 
$1685 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves SUPER-BARGAHNN LOT 
wit OAKLAND AVE. 
FE 4.4547 1050 CADILLAC ©, DOOR, HY- dramatic, radio and heater, dark 
reen, nn rust, : eae interior. 
Eddie Steele FORD KEEGO HARBOR 
‘62 CADILLAC VERY GO0p CON Full_power, REpublic 2-1 
100 CARS & TRUCKS 86 Cadillac convortible 
34 Cadillac — 
BP on <evamaed 
ECONOMY CARg — of AUBURN 
1944 CADILLAC sige tah) FE a=   
  
  
clean, A-l, full power, 
_ Huron. FE 4-2185. 
1965 C: POWERGLIDE. aoc HEVY, 
371 8. Anderson, FE 2-856. 
‘06 CHEVY 2-DOOR 210 V-8, Powerglide, radio & 
heater, Romah Red paint, 
1085   
WITH NEW TIRES 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves SUPER-BARGAIN “ 631 OAKLAND AVE 
FE 4-4547 
1963 CHEVROLET SEDAN, RADIO & \BSOLUTELY   
  onset Gite ma Gan Ole ‘ ni mo, Ca 
Mgr, Mr, Parks at MI ¢' 
meri Samer, Ford. 
ko ‘CASH NEEDED Full price. $345. $19.75 month. Perfect engine, -— a Load 
with accessories, . Bell, Great 
Lakes. F’ i aie 
1950 ggg? 8 3-DR, CLEAN, GOOD 
UL 23363. V4 DR, DELRAY wi Sa 
495 cash, EM 3-3280 01 
8 . EM_ 3-0063. 
"$17 CHEV. 4 “DOOR B-AIR, api 
fully equiipped, like-new. 
mileage.   
      
  
‘098 CHEVY STATION WAGON Walls. sliver blue lucite fin- 
$1965 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves |": SUPER-BARGAIN LOT 
631 OAKLAND AVE. 
" E 4-4547 
eet PONTIAC-CADILLAC   
BUICK CUSTOM ESTATE 4 DR. WAGON 
, heater, automatic 
transmission, power steering 
_ brakes, Bronze in color with trim 
to match, This car is sharp. 
196¢ CADILLAC 
COUPE DEVILLE, Mountain Lau- 
rel Pink, a ide popular color. 
pay — ncluding power. 
92495 
1968 PONTIAC 
SUPERCHIEF CATALINA 
COUPE, Radio, heater, hydra- 
matic, power steering & brakes. 
Also power windows, Like new. 
$2395: ‘ 
1958 eevee VROLET DR. WAGON, BROOKWOOD radio, heater, ee pach 
steering - $229 es. © 13,000 
. 1957 MERCURY 
MONTEREY COUPE, 
equipped including radio, heater, 
automatic t transmission. Traded to ug With only 12,000 miles, 
$1695 Fully 
  mic, | B’ham 1956 PONTIAC er. W-Walls. It's @ one-owner &nd 
poo aie. weaker | pertettl ccs lnc $995 | 84 PONTIAC 4 door .. ....  $:595 
Sreamane. sonal ao geet oven 1955 BUICK H-top. Power steering poe ale yd nue & 
color with ma’ Stching "green trim.| & brakes, Dyna R heater. eater. © gr 
A clean car. 3 W-Wails. '3 to pick from. a3 145 
3 to pick from ..... “5 $1145 | "64 FORD 2 door custom & $ 680 
$1095 1958 BUICK Super ait | “standard shift, radio & heater. 
Power steering, power brakes 4 new W-Walls. Real clean, 3 tone 
1984 CHRYSLER _ Dyna. Ral. Wewals. green. 
NEW YORKER SEDAN. Radio, Teen and white finish © . $1045 |, 
heater, automatic transmission. INTIAC 4door delux wagon. % PONTIAC 2 ag Pe Bod 
Power steering. This cat has i Hydramatic. radio heater, Extra) § cyl. —_ aie ster W-Waills, 
pose miles and is in show room tires. Green & white; sun visor. 
anon. 1954 PONTIAC. staréhiet Bi * ity. | °83 NABH 4 door $ 495 
$895 dramatic, radio heater, w-Walis.| Ambassad or—O'Drive, solid gray | 
: ggg PORTIA Firesold &, ‘white with 7 er| paint. Nice & really’ cleap. 
DOOR CHIEFTAIN DELUXE, edan w'th Dy- ? 
| Chiinder, tutone green, radio; West BORE ao er, 5 wee TODAY S SPECIAL 
| heater, hydramatic. ws Bu inish: Extra nice ..... $ i's aver a ‘ 
95 1953 su = oor = sedan 
heater, Roysl| O'Drive radio & a. 
ae , : Master ster Tonite walt yl ‘Guaran- rood ‘pst New red & ack 
Wilson.Pontiac-Cadillac | teed actual ailles.. One | paint jo 
Westhead SHELTON ‘BILL SPENCE ‘ontiac/buic 0 te a 
oodwar noe Seige RAMBLER’ 
MI 4-1930. ROCHEST ER OL 18133; nis Basia t “ .o . ‘, ~ 
* as 86-0973 or FE ents. J 
& | 195) 
1 1957. BUICK   
  
"| GLeNNs |i Or VALUE” . 
De-Icers - 
‘66 BUICK-2-door H-Top...... $1004 
‘WS DODON 4 eee Bt... #196)” 
485 FORD 2 door.s...-.5+0+ § 04 
"SS PONTIAC 4 BOOP. cosreceee #004 
‘54 FORD 4 door,.../..c005. $ 504 
'S4 CHEVROLET 4 door...... $ 494 
"s4 PONTIAC 4 door......... 8 404 
‘84 BUICK 2 door H-top..... § 704 
‘4 CHEVROLET 2 door...... § 404/ 
‘53 PLYMOUTH 4 door....... $394)" 
63 PONTIAC 4 door........., 9 394 
GLENN'S |: MOTOR SALES 
952 Ww. HURON   
  
“SPECIALS - tise ee prom, 4-door, Fak ma 
money o aera 
Rael page mtn engine, Pore acer, ing “old* Gar ay- 
Kee eten eeebaees 
fu A 210 hari. V4 en- 
eine, pe warene. S96 
hee een at- $799 
Pereeer er reer e) 
1937 Chilerciel 210 2-door 
rere, beg od i beaueatul tur. 
NEW LOCAT 
P VALUE’ iro ARS ’ 
rE we eit FE “I E er an at 
9 CHEVROL 2. Da. Radio. Heater. 
dealers, 7984 Setremt bind, *Waued 
Lake, Off Haggerty Rd 
CARS "You CAN. DEPEND on 
‘65 Ford 2 dr., FOM, shar 
"63 Chevy Lae Air HT, sharp. MTD. . 
‘63 DeSoto 4 dr. (Onto car)... iB) 
ROGER’S SALES VIC! 
695 Auburn Aye. FE 2-9565 
. ~ NO MONEY DOWN | 
sa "3f a “bs Cuevye et tac Lp » re. 
aginew Oe Suge, is i. 
"68 CHEV. ROSEWOOD WAGON. Ww. Put, PE R&H, Big engine.   
  
Harold ‘Turner ‘ord, —   
i058 CHEVROLET BEL 4 r, dark blue, V-8, ith or the 
mings, 1 owner, low mileage. 
$195 down, Finance §1,795 
Eddie Steele Morris Minor 1000 2-door, solid 
Mbiack fale , lots of gas mile- | 
$1299 a ee | 
Haskins Chev. 6571 Dixie Highway at M15 
Open nites MaAple 5-50%1 rea 
  
8) DODas  ¢DR. CLEAN, FE 
  
63 DODGE CONVERTIBLE. You'll Hike this ey Torque converter. 
Rad: and ane maroon jo, heater 
finsh, $395. R& Oaklatid Ave., FE 4-3528 . 
  
“CY” OWENS FORD 
'58 DODGE 2 DOOR aed 
a 
OWENS 147 8. SAGINAW _FE 5-4101   FORD KERGO HARBOR FE 2-2520 210 DLX., 1986 CHEVROLET 4 DR. special, white = be Pow- 
erglide. R&H s kt se nie! it 
—you'll buy os | 
Clarkston Motor Sales CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH egreyrti 
Main 8t,, Clarkston MA 5-5141 
JEROME “Bright Spot”   
OP 
Orchard Lake at Cass 1 
ie VETTE, : BIG ENGINE, Uy ® over 
Galt ‘after 2 p.m, OAK Lisad $-3508. 
IMPERIAL SEDAN —   
All biack—a beauty & loaded with | * extras, You rey see this car 
to appreciate it, 
{ODGES. "INC. Imperial-Chrysler-Dodge 
360 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 
MI 6-0029   
‘65 CHEV, BEL AIR, 4 DR. ae 
— powerglide, R&H, 
CROWN IMPERIAL 4dr, sedan, Royal blue, loaded 
wi extras, Ready to drive home. 
“VIODGES, INC. 360 g. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 
MI 6-0029 
IMPORT SPECIALS 
"S5 vonsweqss, 2-Dr. Deluxe. , 
56 MGA Roadst cole 
"ST MGA Roadst 
HOU UGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OUDS aes 
FOREIGN CAR 8A 
AND CAR CE 
628 N. Main, Rochester, OL 1-9761 
1067 ag Special . tt. ———   
    
    
seen erens 
& White 
1 ton Chevrolet, pickup = 
1954 Pontiac 4 dr. 8 es 
roe ee Secase Les al 
1951 % evi. Chevie 210 station wag- 
on, Radio heater. 2 dr. 
HOMER Went MTRS. “1, Minutes from Pontiac” 
Oxford, Niichigan OA 8-2528 
"65 Sod ibeerme WINDSOR 4 DR. 
delux @ real solid — 
Powerfite, shite ie. win oe sell this ee 
TORS, 124 
4-3528" 
CROWN IMPERIAL   
  kland- Ave. 
  "64 FORD, 6 ¢, R&H. WILL 
a7 08. ‘mo. “Gal Credit Mer. yee at MI 47500, Haro 
ner Ford. 
panne TRADE. 
  SEDAN, oe 
“Eddie Steclo. 
    I 33 FORD « R.. wita_ overdrive T Gee cond. TE 2-8075. 
1955 ie: bt Ld FORD. CLEAN. 
$650. 56-2766. 
  ods FORD. WITH ‘51 —— EN- 
rebuilt, swap or . FE 
th 
1952 FORD, “ ‘TUDOR, RY 
nice car. rE haa. HK. * Riggins.   
i954 FORD CUSTOM 2-DR arts 
& ABSOLU 
er. Mr. 
Harold Turner LUTELY N 
1952 FORD 2-DR. FACTORY HEAT- 
ER. ABSOLUTELY DOWN. Assum pa: 
[he mo. Sark Bo Mgr. NO MONEY 
. Harold Tur- 
  
"83 ‘33 FORD VICTORIA FOM, R&H, 
god cond. 6 E. Church St. Clark- 
  
matic, 
=e full 
7 owned is 
finance $1,145 wer, Ask hd lady 
one. $149 down, 
Eddie Steele FORD KEEGO HARBOR FE 2-2529 7367 BMW WETTALA REAL OAS 1957 BMW ISETTA—A REAL GAS 
saver . 
PE 6-4530, 70 miles per 
Comment ; te ‘S1-4 DR, KAISER, GOOD COND. 
$125, FE 23-3738. 
‘$4 LINCOLN steering & 
S,   CAPRI 
brakes POWE 
& windows. 
<< EEOURY MONTEREY 4 ‘65 MERCURY atthe 
Dr. sharp, OR 
GAR PAYMENTS TOO BURDEN- some? ue spenee & ron t to 
Lake: Orion Motor isaics 
ror ‘66 MERCUR Sine. s 
5-1957. MERCURY AT_ CLARKSTON MY b2611 
R&H, MOM. 1 ‘FE EM 3-6598 or 
  
4dr. 8. Hampton. All white, josa-| - 
ed = extras. Petfect condition. 
" “HODGES, INC. 360 8. Woedward greet Birmingh: 
te Rage . ey CON- 
  
  $235, OR a SoSte Sr a NICE 
car. $150. R & R MOTORS 
74 eeiene Ave. PE 4-3528. 
ROYAL H.. TOP, ¢ 8 
ower steer Ps 
washers. rey *windsh e 
550. FE 8185! 
DODGE rat, $e (oat & CYL. 
Ber, ies is PB. ery clean, $1550 
  
STOP! LOOK! SAVE! 1958 IMPERIAL Crown H-top, Pow- 
er steering, brakes, windows & 
seats, Automatic — H, We 
Walls, Solid red finish Folks 
igh want to. go first ‘class, ints 
Pere Tee ee a 
Like new W-Walis. Beautiful lav- ender and white finfsh...... B pone 
7 FORD Fairlane 2<dloor H-top. 
Fordomatic, Bat seering we 
er brakes, Q cad nani 
Extra arp black & whi 
WA aces 2 Gee anbolAGoacGs $1605 
1957 PONTIAC Superch: ‘Rae 
Power brakes, etki o 
W-Walls. Pink & white finis 
CHE ; ROLET, Convertible at 
er 
Power steer 
Soe 
bade tee ee ee eee ee E 
flow, radio heater. Wiweils. 9 and white; Real sharp! : ET Be tr 955 OL: with Powergiide. V- ine, ra- 
dio heater. Extra nice in Tis 
PONTIAC fersd. H. we ay Green 
1195 
  
  
    ~ MORE © 
‘New Rambler’ 
Trade-Ins - RAMBLER $1 
6 cyl. a only lly “out, heater and 
washers, Alpine White paint. 
‘98 RENAULT Dauphine: 
Elec. auta $1375 
clutch, heater and 
washers. Riviera and . very clean. 
‘51 PLYMO’ tan, One owner 
$1195 UTH 2 door 
6 cyl., O’Drive, heater and wash- 
ers. 
green Very clean. One-o er, Light 
‘67 RAMBLER station — <= ro teg 
4 door—6 cyl., “Super” 
- pier, Cascade 
Rad heat ent 
black & white paint. One owner. model, with Inssese ae 
. $1205 
Real gas mileage here, 
87 FORD 2 door 8... ........ 
Custom $1295 
“300 — Standard shift. 
2 tone blue. Really clean car. 
56 PLYMOUTH sation wagon $1350 
trans., Series—6 cyl. astanda 2 tone be 4 weer 
good yunner. Cleax roa yp osha 8 cyl., 
button drive. adio. & heat: 
er, "W-Walls. “Cugetee carrier. 
Beige & brorize 
. "ey beng ta cane sedan.. FS ped 
juper Was’ eater, new tires. 2 2 Stee. ‘ like-new condition. 
‘58 CHEVROLET hardtop... $1195 Bel. Air, 8—Powe: “radio “& 
heater, W-Walls. ook as new. Dusk pearl & a 
‘55 FORD Custom 8........... $ 805 _ 2 doo AD soe tic, radio & ner 
er, W-Walls Cherokee red pain 
27'000 actual miles, Really ace. 
$5 RAMBLER 4 aw $ 705 
“Super’’ rd 
A | sa PLYMOUTH H-TOP 
      
"158 MERCURY 3 ~4 AP oiag 8 WA 
755 PONTIAC 
radio’ At beater, Madeasaag- ic, Power Steering & power brakes, 
$1295 
“RETAIL STORE” Rg | 3-T11T 
vat | _ pes THE Fost OFPICE 
ON ay +g full See hg » re 
hare ear and RNa month. ssa 
Eddie Steele FORD KEEGO HARBOR 
’*58 MERCURY PARKLANE SEDAN 
14, miles 
BRAID MOTOR SALES De8QTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 38 YEARS FAIR, DEALING CASS AT W, PIKE STS 
‘98 METROPOLITAN, R&H 11,000 
__miles, EM 3-6330. 
j052 RAMBLER STATION WAGON. 
& ABSOLUTE-   
  
  
at Mgr. Mr. arks at st Mal 7900. 
_Harold 7 Turner Ford, 
R&C RAMBLER SALES We have been snowed in. Now 
we have to -_ 3Q new negro 
Sprig pices are waner. OUR SLOGAN ‘WE BELIEVE 
WE CAN BEAT 
ANY DEAL! EM 3-4165 EM_3-4156 
“$3 OLDS, HT. cone POWER. 
_Will_ trade, PE 8-9513. 
1067) OLDS. D8, | GOOD CONDITION, 
dl be? a. eset 3 VOLT 
1952 =O a yt 88 “SEDAN HYDR. HE. R. } ONEY 
DOWN Assum payee sents of 
11.46 mo. Call Credit Mer, Mr. 
t MI 500. Harold Tur-   
  
‘86 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIB 
Lovely; yellow & -dlack finish Powerflite, radio, heater and lik 
new rt Re 
jand Ave., FE 4- at ny 
, 124 Oak- 
3528, 
RADIO 
ABSOLUTELY NO   
toner D DOWN. Assume pay- 
ments of $8.65 mo. Call Credit 
Mgr. Mr. Parks at MI 4-7500. 
Harold Turner Ford, _ 
‘$5 PLYMO BELVEDERE 4 
dr, sedan, werfiite, radio, heat- 
°plaek finish, ” 20.000 
and a one-owner car. 
a 124 Oak- 
land Ave., FE 4-3528. 
; us Plymouth Savoy serenre $645 
RUSS JOHNSON 
MOTOR SALES MY_ 22871 Lake Orion ‘36 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 4 Gr. se- 
dan, Powerflite, radio, heater ar 
& one-owner—real Darke $005. 
& R MOTORS, 124 and Aces . 
FE 4-3528. 
‘$3 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 2 
dr. hardtop. Beautiful red — 
—like new tires. $385. R & 
MOTORS, 724 Oakland Ave. FE 
4-3528, *   
  
  PE 23-2529 | © tion soec , Clarkston 
aigiite "til 9 
or or _ MAple 6-1141 
‘oe PLYM. REASONABLE PRICE, 
UPE 
Mas FE. 4-0843, 
PLYMOUTH ST. WGN. Rak, exceptionally 
and drive   
38 Oakland ‘E 2-2351 
PONTIAC 870 CADILANE, 33.- tS 
000 actual miles. Clean 1 o' 
FE 2-6010, after 4 p.m. 
ae e. PONTIAC. AUTO.   
  
SHIFT. 
cond. FE 8-3037. 1053 Olson. 
"5S PONTIAC STARCHIEF, 4 Dr. 
Pals Se miles Good cond. 
56 PONTIAC CATALINA, OR. '54 
oor at for sale or trade,   
  
  
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60 @) Curtain Time. ‘Comedy. 
(9). Popeye. (4) News: Williams 
_ .(2), Racket squad © 
6:10 (4) Weather: Eliot 
6:16 (4) Box Four 
628 (4) Sports ' 
6:30 (7) Comedy (cont.) 
(9) Farmer Alfalfa. Cartoons 
(4) Life of Riley. Comedy. 
(2) News: LeGoft 
. 6140 (2) Weather. 
6:46 (2) News: Edwards 
7:00 (7) Burns, Allen 
(4) Death Valley. Civil War | 
divides mining town. 
(2) Union Pacific. Western 
7:30 (7) Texas Rangers, Rangers 
probe cattle stampede plot. 
(9) pay oe $ Movie. Drama: 
Lew Ayres, ‘The People vs. 
Kildare” ('41)_ - 
(4) Buckskin. Woman © be- 
comes widow when she tries 
‘to’push husband fo success. 
(2) Name That, Tune. Quiz 
8:00 (7) Polka-Go-Round 
(9) Movie (cont.) j 
(4) Restless Gun, John Payne 
plays both hero and villain 
in ‘‘Dead River." 
(2) Texan, Texan's ‘‘double”’ 
“ rrorizes town. 
390 (7) Bold Journey. Pagan 
dances of Johannesburg gold 
miners, Africa's pygmy coun- 
try. 
(9) Movie (cont.) * 
(4) Wells Fargo. Agent finds 
it’s Marder to take outlaw 
to jail than capture him. 
(2) Father Knows Best. Cri- rs arty a Million, Comedy} 
(4) Peter Gunn. Gunn’ goes 
underwater in skindiving suit 
toeprobe waterfront robberies. 
¢ (2) Danny Thomas, Shirley 
Jones, Lauritz Melchoir play 
father-daughter. musical team 
9:30 (7) Play of Week. Missing 
brooch caper. 
(9) Front Page Challenge. 
(4) Theater. Middle-aged + 
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faith in his own way of life 
when he helps niece who 
wants to be actress in ‘‘Suc- 
ny Mathis, singer-camposer- 
pianist Matt Dennis, 
(9). Boston Blackie 
(4) Playhouse. Murder case 
could expose married law- 
yer’s romance. 
(2) Playhouse. Janis Paige 
as night club owner. 
(1) News: Daly, 
(9) City Detective. Rod Cam- 
eron, “Perfect Disguise.” 
(4) Play (cont) 
| (2) Comedy (cont.) 
lees (7) News: Gordon 
10:55. (7) Weather 
11:00 (7) Soupy’s On 
(9) News 10: 30. 
      
Hit Head-On as Rain Slicka Road   
Texas Auto Crash Kills 10 
ALAMO, Tex. (AP)—Then persons were killed on a rain- 
sdick highway Sunday in a shattering automobile crash that 
jammed ‘the speedometer on one vehicle at 8 m.p.h. 
. Four of the dead were 
lision occurred seven miles children. The head-on col- 
south of here in the Lower 
Rio Grande Valley, practically on the Texas-Mexico 
border. 
Muddy rescue workers pried and tugged for more than 
an hour to remove nine bodies from one crumpled automo- 
bile. 
* 
The dead: x 
John T. Closner, 42% Mercedes, Tex., who was thrown 
from his car in which he was 
Antere Ibanez Tovar, 37, 
second car. traveling alone. 
La Feria, Tex., driver of ao 
Benito Comache, 32, and Adelia Comache, 23, and their 
three children, Zolando, 5; Ninfa, 4; an@ Minerva, 3, all of 
_La Feria. 
Defino Moralez Tovar, 35, 
Juan Hernandez, 19, and 
to. be from La Feria. Harlingen, Tex. 
Linda Hernandez, 5, belived 
The. bodies were taken to nearby Pharr, Tex., where 
relatives identified them at a funeral home. All adults 
but Closner were migrant farm workers. 
- Highway patrolman M. L. Dailey said the speedometer 
on. the car of Slosner, a farmer an dfather of eight, was 
stuck at 80 miles per hour. Closner was traveling east and. 
— other car west, Dailey said. 
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9:00 (7) Chicago Symphony Or- (4) Weather: Eliott 
—_ with Met Opera mez- (2) Weather 
prano Rise Stevens. 41:20 (9) Theater. Musical: Kay 
Kayser, “Swing Fever” ('44) 
(4) Sports 
(2) Sports 
11:26 (2) Nightwatch Theater: Ad. 
venture: Gloria Graham, 
‘Roughshod”’ ('49), 
11:30 (1) Night Court 
(9) Theater (cont.) 
(@) Jack Paar. Genevieve, 
Florence Henderson, _ 
(2) Nightwatch (cont.) 
TUESDAY MORNING 
(4) Continental Classroom, — 
(2) Meditations .— 6:30 
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(4) (color) Bozo the Clown. - 
10:00 (4) Dough-Re-Mi. 
(7) Jean's Notebook. 
10:18 (7) Lady of Charm. 
10:26 (9) Billboard. 
10:30 (2) Arthur Godfrey. 
(® Treasure Hunt. 
(9) Special Agent. 
|10:85 (8 News. 
11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. 
(4) Price Is. Right. 
(7) Cleo. 
(9) Leon Errol ‘ 
11:18 (9) Nursery ‘School Time. , 
11:80 (2) Top Dollar, 
‘ (4) Concentration. 
(7) Peter Lind Hayes. 
(9) Friendly Giant. 
11:45 (8) Science All Around Us. 
TUESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00 (2) Love of, Life. ) 
(4) Tic Tac Dough. 
(9) Whistle Town. 
12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) It Could Be You. ~ 
(7) Play Your Hunch. 
(9) Mary 
12:45 (2) Guiding Light. 
12:50 (9) News. 
1:90 (2) Our Miss Brooks. 
(4) It’s Great-Life. 
(7) Liberace. 
(9) Movie. 
(2) As The World Turns. 
(4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. 
(7) Margie. 
,(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
"(2) Susie. 
(4) (Color) Truth or Conse- 
quences, — 
(7) Day in Court. . _ 
(2) House. Party. 
(4) (Color) Haggis Baggis. 
(7) Music Bingo. 
(2) Star Showcase. 
(4) Young Dr. Malone. 
(7) Beat the Clock. 
(9) Movie. 
(2) Verdict Is Yours. 
(4) From these Roots. 
(7) Who Do You Trust? 
(2) Brighter Day. 
(4) Queen for a Day. 
(7) Bandstand. 
(2) Seeret Storm. 
(2) Edge of Night. 
(4) County Fair. 
(9) Sherwood Forest. 
(2) Jimmy Dean. , 
(4) (Color) George Pierrot. 
(9) Looney Tunes. 
(2) Bandstand. 
(7) Adventure Time. 6:30 4 
  
few HAVEN, Conn. (UPD — Motorcycle patrolman Edward 
Johnson switched strategy to stop 
a stolen car. The officer's siren 
was dding such a good job of clear- 
ing a path that the culprit was 
getting away. So Johnson shut off 
the siren. The traffic quickly boxed 
     
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By EARL 
“NEW YORK — 
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offended each wriday night, 
failure.” 
E.W:: 
FM radio show. The other 
te get canned, I told the aut 
deserve 
: WILSON 
how dull you are. You don’t e 
the alr!”’” 
E.W.: 
Paar’ drive.” 
Who do Pca ween? Charlie 
  MORGAN 
ing your other TV chores?” 
be caught dead but that was 
ing to talk about myself. To 
E.W.: 
  ‘mellowed and grown lovable?” 
* 
Henry: “I would say the sh “It'll ‘be controversial?” 
Henry: “The only controversy will be ~ 
between me and the audience. I do an 
a bunch of supereitious crums. You don't 
mer So, I’m going to let you sit 
there and stare at yourselves and see 
“T heard you were going to Henry Women t to Air "Flood Danger 
| =| Sophisticated Disdain WILSON 
"Is it true that on your new TV show you 
‘want to become the East Coast Oscar Levant?” I asked ‘Henry 
Morgan in one of my Impudent Interviews. 
7. 
Henry: “On, no! I'm no® sick. But. I do 
want to offend people. If some boob isn't 6 
the show's a 
ht I tried 
oe, ‘You're 
  ven write in and say “Get off 
start a ‘Down with Jack 
Henry: “No, but I thought of it. Paar is dull personally. 
Weaver. Genevieve. Not Paar! 
My guests will be half Names 
and half nuts. Somebody want- 
‘ed to call it ‘Name That Nut.'” 
_ E.W.: “Will you interview ac- 
3 tors?” 
Henry: “Men. Alfred 
Drake, Orson Bean, Robert 
Preston, Tom Peston. 
There isn’t one actress 
whe makes sense to me. 
"You look pretty tonight’ 
Why do they work, any- 
way? Because they need 
applause. Their -husband 
saying ‘You look pretty to- 
‘night’ spould be enough, 
I'm also going after the 
loonies who live on the East 
Side and pay big ren tres 
their skinny apartments and look out on no river. 
got the only river in town over on the West Side. 
Henry's show for the present, will be local, “It may turn/. 
out to be a series of one. program,” grunted the one+time bad 
boy of radio, who, though # New Yorker and Philadelphian pri- 
marily, once lived in the Middle West—Duluth! 
E.W.: “Do you think there is any danger of this Jeopardiz- 
Henry: “They did a survey on that on ‘I've Got a Secret’ 
and they found that next to Garry Moore, I'm the most 
popular person on the show.” 
* * 
E. W. “Do you remember once when you apologised toa 
sponsor who sold ‘elevator shoes?” 
Henry: “I do. I said that I wouldn't be caught dead 
in such shoes. They asked me to apologize. I said I would > © 
* 
the only place I'd be caught. 
On this new program (Friday night, Channel 13) I’m go- 
say, for example, that I'm a. 
bachelor. Although I was married.” 
“I'd forgotten you were married.” 
Henry: “I’m forced to remember it every week.” 
E.W.: “Henry, what would happén if people sald you had| 
| 
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ow had fallen apart.” 
os 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Walter Slezak tells of the wealthy 
old guy who invests in B’way musicals. He puts the money in 
so he can take the showgiris out. . 
(Copyright, 1959) . That’s earl, brother, 
  
Dutch Students to Follow Don 
Quixote’s Trail 
AMSTERDAM,’ Netherlands (» 
—Fifteen Dutch students will tour) © 
next month, following the route of: 
Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. 
x * * 
Their os holiday, from 
March 21 to April 20, will cover 
about 200 miiles of Spanish roads| 
from Frc ame in eastern Spain, 
via Ciudad Real in the south-cen- 
tral part of the country to the his- 
toric La Mancha where 
Cervantes’ -hero tilted with the | of 
  
  DURHAM, Conn, (UPI)—Investi-' 
gating a complaint that an: ity | 9 
patch on a highway was 
State Policeman George, Heline 
found an overturned car and then 
got further verification. Two ap- 
proaching cars skidded, one strik- 
ing his cruiser,     
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Emulating the don and his 
i squire, the students of Spanish lit-} 
piper Will. live on the products 
of the land along their way. They 
won't try to duplicate his feats of 
chivalry, 
Committee to Study 
Nation's Economy WASHINGTON .(AP)<The Sen- 
ate-House Economic Committee 
plans to start an extensive study 
of the nation’s economic prob- 
ems. 
The study will focus ndt only on 
inflation, but on full employment 
and growth. 
x * * 
Chairman Paul H, Douglas (D- 
Tl) said Sunday his group will 
the study as soon as it com- 
pletes its comments on President 
Eisenhower's economic report at 
the end of the month, It hopes to 
finish the inquiry. and make a 
report by the end of 1959. ~ 
OR Ww 
Douglas said Americans want 
    Jealous Mother = 
in Murder Trial. .Charged With Hiring 2 
to Kill Daughter-in-Law 
Last November 
VENTURA, Calif. (AP) — Mrs.| 8% 
Elizabeth Duncan, accused of 
plotting the death df her daughter- 
in-law to keep her son. for herself, 
| to go on trial today on a charge 
first degree murder. 
‘The prosecution is expected to 
ask the death penalty for the 54- 
year-old woman, claiming that she 
wags so jealous of her son, Frank, 
that she shopped for months try- 
ing to hire a killer, ~: 
* 
Mrs. pDitncan’s chief accusers 
are two Santa Barbara laborers. 
They say. Mrs. Duncan. promised 
them $6,000 to kill her son‘s preg- 
nant bride, Olga Kupezyk Duncan, 
30, a nurse. 
. Luis Moya, 22, and Augustine 
Baldonado, 25, have admitted lur- 
ing the nurse from her apartment 
late one November night, choking 
and beating her during a 20-mile 
auto trip,-and burying her along- 
side a mountain road. 
“x 8: © : 
Her body was discovered last 
Dec, 21 and. an atitopsy surgeon 
said it was possible she’ was 
buried alive. 
Mrs, Durican has denied «any 
connection with her daughter-in- 
law's death. 
donado all pleaded innocent and 
innocent by reason of meet, but 
the two men fater dropped the 
|pleas ‘of innocent.They will a 
given sanity hearings in April. 
Did Robin Hood Do It? 
ANSONIA, Conn, (UPI)—Arthur 
Trembley was upset and 
when someone stole his car,” 
he was consoled ‘somewhat : ithe 
next day. Police recovered the car 
with the gas tank full, It was near- 
ly empty when stolen. /   
  
His Famous Name! 
NEW. LONDON, Conn, (UPI)— 
And whom do .you think the U.S, 
Submarine Base picked/as “Sailor 
        ~ Davey Jones. + a Fases In Indiana 
| {stream communities 
* Leasing. ‘ 
. National Guardsmen were sent | 
of the Month?”’ Chief Petty, Officer    But Oaktown,’ Below. 
Terre, Haute, Braces 
for‘ Wabash Surge 
By the Associated Press 
The farrhing area near Oaktown, 
| |Ind., became the main center of 
activity along the flooded Wabash 
River today as’ the danger in up- 
appeared 
by Gov. Harold W. Handley ‘into 
the Oaktown area, ahout 40 miles 
{south of Terre Haute, to strength- 
en an old levee. A break in the 
levee would flood thousands of 
acres of faim land. 
* ¥ * 
Dry weather prevailed in the | 
flood zones and also in wide areas 
throughout the country east of the 
Rockies. The country's wettest re- 
gion was in the Pacific Coast. 
Officials in thé flood sections of 
Indiana, which forced some 1,700 
families from their homes last 
week, said barring heavy rains, 
the worst of the overflows ap- 
peared ended. 
* * * 
However, Weather Bureau offi- 
cials said it would be two weeks 
before the Wabash falls below 
‘| flood stage at West Terre Hatite, 
A temporary. dike of sandbags 
held Sunday against another small 
rise in the swollen river. A huge 
fee jam. remained near Delphi al- 
though thawing temperatures over 
the weekend dislodged pace big 
chunks, ; 
* * * 
Cooler weather moved into two). 
separate sections east of the Con- 
tinental Divide. Temperatures 
dropped in most areas from east- 
ern Texas and the Gulf Coast to 
the Ohio River and to all of the 
Atlantic Seaboard except Florida. 
Biggest drops were in New Eng- 
land, where readings were below 
zero in northern sections, 
. * * * : 
A second cold front extended 
from areas in Montana east of the 
Divide and into the Dakotas. The 
cold air headed info the central 
plains and eastward to the upper 
and middle Mississippi Valleys 
and the uppér Great Lakes: region, 
Lowest readings, near zero, were 
in Montana. Strong winds hit parts 
of North Dakota. 
Warmer weather prevailed in 
sections between the two cold 
fronts. 
No More Trouble, 
Moms Vow as   
a 
Boys Are Freed 
CHARLOTTE, N.C, (AP)— The 
two North Carolina boys involv 
in a kissing case. are home from 
reform school, Their mothers say 
the lads won't get into trouble 
es °F * 
The Negroes, James Hanover 
a 9, 
meen were. committed three 
months ago alter they forced a 
kiss from 4 6-year-old white girl. 
The mothers, Mrs; Evelyn 
Thompson, 35, who has four other 
children at home, and Mrs, Jennie 
|Simpson, 48, who is for 
five: other children, defended the 
boys. Mrs. Thompson says her 
husband deserted’ her, and Mrs. 
Simpson is. a widow, 
Mrs, ‘bem gory said James “is were released over 
From now on I'm not going to let 
him out of my sight.” 
Mrs. Simpson said ‘Fuzzy got 
into scrapes before, but I think 
they had it in for him in that 
‘Kissing case.’ ; 
Agents Seize I 
in Dope Raids Uncover 32 Pounds of 
«Heroin in New - York 
Vice Roundup   
NEW YORK (AP)—Federal and/|' 
city narcotics agents held 27 per- 
sons in custody today after a se-|°" 
ries of raids that uncovered what 
the officers said was the second 
largest amount of heroin ever 
seized in the United States—more 
than 32 pounds of it. 
The value of the pure heroin, 
after being cut and sold to. ad- 
dicts and pushers, was estimated 
at $3,660,800 by Inspector Edward 
Carey of the Police Narcotics Bu- 
Mrs. Duncan, -Moya and Bal-jreau 
Authorities started the a 
raids at 8:30 Saturday night, and 
irjcontinued until 5 am. Sunday. 
Raids were made in Manhattan, 
the Bronx and Queens, and agents 
reached out into Long Island and 
New Jersey to round up suspects. 
Those arrested were described 
by George Gaffney, regional head 
of t 
as higher-ups in the ring import>| 
ing heroin from Europe, “These 
are not small fry,’ he said, ‘but!            
tributors.” None of them used 
dope, he said. 
  
_ [Saginaw Fire Chief New] Vim 
‘SAGINAW (P--The new 
the, Saginaw Fire Department. is 
Cyril A. Scliultz Sr., 51: Schultz, 
      a 
  sale 
, and David (Fuzzy) | Th. 
importersy wholesalers and  dis-| 4 
    who' was named Saturday, suc-/| 
who}    N eighbors 
doll! 
The. New Mexico 
agency. which ‘lovés. to use six 
a child who twice became inf 
pediculosis, 
It sald: s 4 
hair.” 
found to be full of Hee. 
the future. pale FE, N. M. (AP) Honey pot, ( never mind about ber 
Department 
The department referred st dalek sous 
as an. infestation with lice. The synonym is poten 
handbook on communicable disease control points out that. 
any person may become lousy under suitable ¢onditions 
exposure. But it doesn’t say anything about dolls.” 
Dr. John ©. Mitchell, district health officer, telling of the child who twice became infected, told of the fam- 
ily’s unsuccessful efforts to find the source, 
The family tried the neighbors without avail. . 
Finally, the mother discovered something suspicious in 
the hair of a couple of dolis whith had been purchased 
around Christmas time, dolls advertised to have “real human 
        
with Agen 
When the dolls’ heads were cut ¢lean open, they were 
The case was referred to the State Health Department 
for consultation a& to appropriate preventive. measures in 
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TV News and Reviews *.   
- By WILLIAM EWALD 
NEW YORK (UPI) — NBC-TV's 
Omnibus honed Gian Carlo Menot- 
ti's “The Medium” toa sharp and 
toothsome edge yesterday. 
Menotti's opera As thin ‘musi ee a a 
Criminal Hunted 
Across Vermont One of 10 Most Wanted 
Flees. in: Stolen Auto 
After Wrecking Plane | 
BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP)-The 
hunt for one of the nation’s 20 most wanted criminals fanned out 
from “northern Vermont today alt- 
the fugitive landed a stolen 
here and fled in a stolen 
oar, 
tom FBI last night said Frank 
ay and made a cra a at , Champlain afta out- 
side Burlington, 
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are} away, 
out 
Akron 
time 
-In a 15-state 
Arthur Corne 
of the FBI 
described him pla Moremankdiyy it 
said he is probably armed, 
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    Omnibus Pulls Maximum 
From Menotti’s ‘Medium’ 
eally, but it has a fairly fat dra- matic le 
‘Omnibus—with the directorial. at 
sistance of Menott the 
maximum ration of k and 
brooding business out of the pins 
—j|melodramati¢ hulk and got some 
‘solid performances from its cast 
as well, 
Richard Dement: a ‘half-hour 
cops and robbers series, réturned 
to CBS-TV last night in a new suit | clothes, : a 
it's a series about a criminal law- 
yer, 
See, hd 
NBC-TV’s Steve Allen Show will 
expand to 90 minutes for its March © 
_ {iS and Marely 23: outings, _     Mrs. F.D.R. fo Plug | 
Oleo, Aid to Hungry 
NEW YORK (AP) — Filmed tel-| 
evision commercials in which Mrs. 
.| brand of oleomargarine -begin on, 
i —s hice today. 
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cusses the plight of underfed per- 
sona in foreign countries, 
The opportunity to call attention 
to the food situation in other lands 
was reported to have been a ma- 
jor factor in’ Mrs, Roosevelt's ac-| 
ceptance of an offer by the Lever 
garine, 
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What Mrs. ricosebatt will re-) 
céive for the commercials has.not, 
een disclosed. 
  
A Do-It-Yourself Man! : 
WILLIMANTIC, Conn, (UPE) =| | Reporter Bruno Sniders of the Wil-| 
he had to help douse a blaze in his 
visit to fire headquarters beonnes 4 
be had to help quwe 6 Mage 8 0 
own office. 
  
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| Franklin D. Roosevelt endorses a] Sove the difference. 
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