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118th YEAR . kkk PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1955 —80 PAGES ASSOCIATED PRESS |. UNITED PRESO PHOTOS :
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Sheriff Irons Is Given OK for Eight More Deputies x * *k * x * * *
County Can Expect More Road Improvement x *«* * *
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Turnpike Action
to Decide Final
Supervisors lap ‘Third Crusade’ for Ike
Surplus Fund to
Permit Increase Juvenile | Department |
Adds Four Employes
to Ease Case Work
Personnel increases were
granted two Oakland Coun-
ty departments by the
Board of Supervisors yes-
terday.
The ‘Juvenile Department
was allotted $6,500 to hire
three new case workers and
one stenographer.
The _ Sheriff's Depart-
ment was granted $24,460
to obtain eight additional
deputies.
The additional Juvenile |
Department employes were |
requested by Probate Judge
Arthur E. Moore who said
case loads were becoming
too heavy for the present |
staff to handle adequately. |
A dissenting note was sounded
by Walled Lake Supervisor Mar- |
shall E. Taylor who said he felt
perhaps better organization rather
than more workers was the answer.
‘EFFICIENT JOB’
Chairman of the Juvenile Af-
fairs Committee, Mrs. Helen P.
Roberts, said she thought the de- |
partment was doing a generally.
efficient job.
The first motion submitted by
the Ways and Means Committee
called for only four more sheriff's |
deputies.
Troy Township Supervisor Nor- |
man R. Barnard introduced an)
amendment upping the number to |
eight.
He said sheriff's duties were in-
creasing yearly and the men were
needed to maintain proper law en-
forcement.
Birmingham Supervisor David
Levinson opposed the increase
from four to eight saying size of
the sheriff's budget has almost
doubled in the last few years,
Some of the load has been taken
on by police departments organized
in townships, he asserted. Appro-
val of eight deputies would leave
only about $6,000 in the county's
emergency fund, Levinson stated.
The amended motion passed with
the iImcreased figure. Levinson
promptly introduced another to do |
away with township's subsidizing
deputies and have them paid com-
pletely by the county.
.The motion was voted down.
‘Several townships now contrib-
ute money tow&rd maintenance of
eight deputies to provide their
arease with increased protection.)
Levinson maintained that if
the county was going to keep hir-
ing men, paid, solely by the coun-
ty, an injustice would be worked
against those townships subsidiz-
ing deputies.
“Why should these townships pay
for deputies while other townships
get protection from officers paid
completely by the county?” he
asked.
His amendment was voted down.
Voluntarily, of Course
BUENOS AIRES (®#—The boss of -
Argentina's giant General Confed-
eration of Workers (CGT), the
backbone of President Juan Per-
_on’s support, reportedly has re-
signed, Predicted by Summerfield
SAULT STE.-MARIE (#—Postmaster General Arthur
| E. Summerfield, who piloted the successful Republican
campaign of 1952, today dropped what some took as a
| hint President Eisenhower will seek a second term in | 1956. | | Speaking at opening of the Soo Locks Centennial cele-
| bration, the former Republican National AES said:
“Dwight D. Eisenhower,+—
| | who led a wartime crusade
/against the Nazi and the
Fascists, who led a cold war
_crusade against the Com-
munist, the Defeatist and
the Neutralist, now leads a
| third crusade—for a better
and greater America; for a.
world of peace and justice
|and freedom among men.
“And in this third crusade, he
will be once-again the triumphant
leader,
“The American people know that
he will not rest until his full share
of the job is done.”
Asked if this could be taken as
a hint the President would run for
second term, Summerfield said:
“If it isn’t a hint, it’s a hope.
And in saying that, I think I'm
expressing the hope of the majority |
of the American people.
OPENS CELEBRATION
Summerfifeld’s speech officially
kicked off a 10-week celebration of
the 100th anniversary of the open-
ing of the first lock, which jerked
the stopper from the bottleneck of
Great Lakes shipping.
Summerfield predicted more
tonnage would pass through the
See Locks in the next 25 years
than in the past 100, and fore-
saw added prosperity for north-
ern Michigan coming from. the
100 million dollar Straits of Mack-
inac bridge and the St. Lawrence
seaway.
A 9$4-exhibit marine exposition
opened today in Pullar stadium and
will continue through the celebra-
tion, lasting until Sept. 5.
of the Soo Locks) Locks.
Warning Issued
on Fireworks Court Fines Awaiting
Violation of Ordinance,
Chief of Police Says
‘In-an effort to avoid fireworks
injuries here over Independence |
Day, Police Chief Herbert W.
Straley today warned residents |
that possession and use of fire-
works are agatnst both state and
city laws.
“Every year about -this time,
children are burned painfully or
maimed by fireworks which
their parents allow them to
handie,’’ Straley stated.
Persons found with fireworks in
their possession will be brought
‘into: court to face -stiff fines, the
chief warned. If offenders are
under 18 years of age, their par-
ents will be held responsible, he
added.
The same holds true for persons |
‘Ike Hikes Federal Pay found selling fireworks.
The only exception to the stat-
utes are toy pictols which use
paper caps, and sparklers.
Straley said special permits
will be issued to qualified persons
in charge of large public fireworks
displays. | ed 3.5 billien dollars in foreign
Among |
| the exhibits is a miniature replica |
|
, another matter.” — Aid Bill
Opposition Seen Bentley, Others Attack Appropriation Amount |
as Being ‘Blank Check’ |
| WASHINGTON — A bill to!
| authorize new foreign aid spending
‘of more than 3.25 billion dollars
came up for House action today
| with critics aiming to pare it
| down in size.
In advance of debate of the.
3.285,800,000 global aid program, |
Chairman Richards (D-SC) of the
Foreign Affairs Committee told
newsmen
“I hope the bill will not be cut |
appreciably. The bill passed by |
the Senate 1s already cut 139 mil- |
lion dollars, I think that's enough. |
But what the House will think is |
President Eisenhower request-
assistance funds for the book-
keeping year beginning Friday.
Aside from the money cuts, the
House bill is substantially in the
form outlined by the administra-
tien. The bill is merely an
authorization which sets 1 ¢. 1) |
on foreign aid spending; actual
| tended it is so broad as to be no
|more than a “blank check.’
| would give the President a spe-
‘raising the pay of 1,073,262 federal
average of about $325 a year. funds will be voted sepzrately.
A sharp attack was leveled at
the program in a minority report |
| prepared by four Republican mem-
| bers of Richards’ committee. The
signers were Representatives
_ Church of Illinois, Bentley of Mich-
'igan, Adair of Indiana and Law-
rence Smith of Wisconsin. They
contended the aid program should
be critically reappraised before
new funds are authorized, and con-
s *
Another section under criticism
cial 200-million-dollar fund for use
in Asia without a requirement for |
Pmmedtia te accounting:
Governmental Study
‘Commission Reports
President Eisenhower's highway
financing plans came under fire
today from a new quarter.
The Commission on Intefgovern-
mental Relations, a non-partisan
group set up by Congress two
years ago to study tax boundaries
and limits to the authority of the
various branches of government,
filed a 311-page report today.
Among other things, it advised
highway building by the states,
with federal aid. on a pay-as-you-
go basis, rather than through
borrowing. For full details of the
report, see page 12.
WASHINGTON —President Ei-
senhower today signed the bill
employes 7% per cent or an
Tornadoes and Thunderstorms Kill Five By THE ASSOCIATED PRE: ~
Tornadoes or violent .thunder-
storms that struck in parts of the |
mid-continent, South and East left.
five persons dead, more than a
score injured and heavy property|
damage today.
A man and a woman were killed
late yesterday when a_ twister
smashed 25 homes at the Hillerege
housing development northeast of |
dcottsatt, Neb. Some 25 persons |
received hospital treatment.
Two were killed by: lightning in storms that swept
parts of Texas and New Mexico
phone and power lines and flood-
ing streets. Rain and hail followed
the winds.
Carlsbad is in southeastern New
| Mexico near the Texas border.
and rain caused severe crop
damage in Greenwood Township in
east central Pennsylvania, Four
inches of rain fell in one hour.
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Karubos, parents of the dead
boy, were citically injured.
The twister was one of a rash
of tornadoes that hop-scotched
across parts of Nebraska and Wy-
oming Sunday night and yesterday.
Several persons were injured in
Wyoming.
The threat of a flood hung over
the stricken Nebraska area. The
North Platte River, swollen by
heavy rains, forced —_
from some areas.
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Mrs. Henry Julian, about £9, was
killed by lightning as she stood in “x
Career Ends
HARRY AGGA NIS
P Wirephote
ATHLETE an Hay Aggan.- |
|is, 25, Boston Red Sox first base-
|man and former college football |
| Star, died Monday in a Cambridge,
Mass., hospital. Agganis had been
‘il for several weeks with a pul-
| monary infection and complica-
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US. Dropping
Lattimore Case Brownell Says Ruling
by Judge Youngdahi
Forces Move tons.
WASHINGTON w—The govern-
ment decided today to drop its
2%-year-old attempt to try Owen
Lattimore on charges of perjury.
Brownell noted that the U.S. Dis-
trict and Appeals Courts here had
twice thrown out key counts of
indictments charging Lattimore
with false testimony before the,
Senate Internal Security subcom- ,
mittee in early 1952. Brownell said |
it thus appeared impossible to pro- |
ceed on five remaining perjury
counts.
Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins
lecturer and Far Eastern affairs
specialist, was accused of lying
in denying that he had been a
follower or promoter of the Com-
munist line,
These accusations a. c=
scribed by Federal Dist.
Luther W. Youngdahl as ‘ Gouien
and ebscure,”’ and too vague for
the 54-year-old Lattimore to de-
| fend.
Youngdahl threw them out, and
his judgment on this was twice
upheld by the Court of Appeals)
for the District of Columbia.
The Appeals Court's second rul-
ing was made June 14 on a 4-4)
vote, The tie let the Youngdahl
finding stand.
This confronted the government | Back-to-Work
Parade Begins
at Willow Run Wildcat Strike Closes
Flint Plant as Skilled
Workers Defy Orders
DETROIT (#—A back-to-
work movement at General |
Motors’ Willow Run trans-
mission plant was reported |
today after a court order|
prohibiting wildcat strikers
\from any violence on picket
lines.
An unauthorized strike
of 150 tool sharpeners iclosed the plant Wednes-
|day, idling 8,000. workers.
| The CIO United Auto Workers
called on the men to return to
their jobs and to ignore unauthor-
ized picket lines. But they were
|reluctant to enter the plant after |
the disorders started,
Circuit Judge James R. Breakey |
Jr. in Ann Arbor last night issued |
an order prohibiting trespassing on |
company property, violence, |
| threats and interference with per-
| sons entering the plant.
-TOOLERS ARGUE
The tool sharpeners were dis- |
satisfied with the 20-cent hourly
package agreement reached be-|
tween GM and the union two weeks |
| ago. |
They coniended they were
skilled workers and were en-
titled te an increase of 8 cents
an hour like skilleq workers in
addition to the 6 cents increase
allowed unskilled workers.
FLINT STRIKE
Meanwhile, Chrysler Corp. oral
| the UAW scheduled the second day |
of their talks on a new contract. |
Also, at Flint the GM Ternstedt
| plant was closed today by an un- |
| authorized strike that idled 8,000
workers. Picket lines were set up
| yesterday by skilled workers pro-.
testing terms of the new GM-UAW
contract, Negotiations on local is-
sues were scheduled today,
4 U.S. Women
: Tennis Victors
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PAWN IN COURT BATTLE — Work Priorities Lt.. Gov. Hart Given
Assurance by Deputy
Road Commissioner
By BURDETT C. STODDARD
Deputy State Highway
Commissioner George Fos-
ter yesterday said the list
of priorities of planned road
improvements to come
from the new 144-cent gas
tax is “not the last word as
far as Oakland County is
concerned.”
Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart
interviewed Foster on re-
quest of the Pontiac Press,
The priority list, an-
nounced last week, includ-
ed only one project on an
Oakland road, despite the
fact the county will pay
the second highest share of
the added levy.
Foster told Hart the Highway
Department is waiting to see
whether the proposed toll road will
be built to run north through . the “Foster said the Highway
partment will not be
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An Ohio court has ruled that nine- whether the toll
| month-old Kevin (Gene) Smith be returned to his natural parents.
Kevin has been the object of a custody fight between his natural pai-
ents, Max and Annis Smith of Van Wert, Ohio, and hie-foster parents,
Darrell and Veneda Brown of.Columbus. Mrs. Brown said Mrs. Smith
gave her the baby with the understanding that the Browns could adopt
| Hart, Brough, Fleitz,
Hard Gain Semi-Finals
| at: Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England —|
| Four American women tennis|
| stars, headed by former champions |
= after the Smiths were divorced. The Smiths later reconciled.
Officials Discuss Method
of Getting New Armory
City officials and. National Guard leaders laid the
groundwork for acquiring a new armory last night, as
they met in a procedural session.
“We discusséd several sites,” City Manager Walter K.
Willman said, and reviewed the complicated procedure
to be used for getting the new building.”
“Pontiac is way down on the list of cities wanting new
Guard buildings,” the manager added, “because many
other cities have already deeded a site for a building to
Tomorrow's
Weather
Fair Again
Fair tonight and tomorrow with
little change in the temperature is
ithe weather forecast for the Pon-
with the choice of appealing to Doris Hart and Louise Brough, | tiac area.
the Supreme Court or going ahead |
with an attempted prosecution of |
Lattimore on five other counts
which Lattimore’s attorneys had |
described as ‘‘trivia.’
Action Planned
to Ease Traffic
Congestion Here
The first in a series of recom-
mendations to ease traffic conges-
tion in downtown Pontiac will be
undertaken within a week.
At a meeting of city officials yes-
terday, it was agreed to remove
parking meters 50 feet from the
intersections on Saginaw street
from Auburn té Lafayette, and to |
adjust parking spaces in the same
stretch to 23-foot lengths.
Metered parking spaces along
the. street now vary from 18 to
23 feet. Making them all 23 feet
will ease parking and eliminate
traffic line-ups behind parkers,
experts believe.
Eliminating parking 50-feet from
the intersections will enable right-
hand turning cars to make the
turns from along the curb, allow-
ing through traffic exclusively to
use the second-from-the-curb lane.
The recommendations were
among a number included in a
lengthy report'on solving the traf-
fic problem in Pontiac, released
"| last week by T, M. Vanderstempel, swept into the semi-finals of the |
| Wimbledon women's singles cham- |
pionships today with straight set
victories.
| Mrs. Beverly Baker Fleitz of
| Santa Monica, Calif., seeded third, |
| completed the quartet with a 6-2,
| 6-2 victory over Britain's last play-
/er, Angela Buxton, after Miss Hart,
| Miss Brough and Darlene Hard of |
| Long Beach, Calif., had won easily.
Miss Hart, the 1951 Wimble-
don champion from Coral Gables,
Fla., defeated Mrs. Dorothy Head
Knode of Alameda, Calif., 6-4,
6-3.
Miss Brough, of Beverly Hills,
Calif., three-time Wimbledon sin-
gles winner, routed Australian
; champion Beryl Penrose, 6-2, 6-0,
and Miss Hard eliminated\ pie only
unseeded quarter - finalist, Mrs.
Zsuzsi Koermoeczy of Hungary, 6-2,
6-3. Miss Hart is top-seeded and
Miss Brough second. The low tonight is expected to
hit between 60 and 64. A high of
80 to 84 is predicted for tomor-
irow. Light variable winds between
8 and 12 miles per hour are fore-
cast. &
Today's low, downtown, before
8 a.m. was 60 degrees. The ther-
mometer registered 88 at 2 p.m.
Taft Memorial Scored
WASHINGTON (®—Several sena- |
tors today questioned whether
erection of a 100-foot monument to
the late Sen. Robert A. Taft (R-
Ohio) on the Capitol grounds would
establish a healthy precedent,
3,354 Acres Burned
LANSING (®—Twenty-six forest
fires on 29 acres of land last week
boosted the year’s damage to 3,354
acres, the State Conservation De-
partment said today.
After Washington, Home
Is Peaceful, Says Wilson
“It is a comfort to come back home to Oakland
County and be among:our old friends,” said. Secre
Defense Charigg E. Wilson to a re
sentative of the Pontiac Press during the
current weekend,
“Our friends hére talk about the things
we used to talk about,” went on the for-
mer president’ of General Motors. “They
don’t question me. repeated!
tional and international affairs. It is a’ of
about na-
ing’ for a a.
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ag \ \ } £ Va eee as 2 : *the Guard.”
‘ The city must find and recom-
“mend a site for the proposed proj-
ect, which is then reviewed by the
local Armory board of control.
A review by the state Quarter-
master General's office would then
follow;
Willman, who represented the
city along with Mayor William
W. Donaldson and Commissioner
Harcourt 8. Patterson, said the
City Commission would study
some sites in the future.
State Quartermaster General Col.
Herbert Layle attended the session,
along with Capt. Cari G. Yarling,
commander of the 107th Ordnance
Co, based here.
The present structure on Water
street has been classified as in-
adequate to house the growing Na-
| tional Guard units.
Stevens Reappointed
LANSING (®)—Floyd Stevens of
Grand Rapids was reappointed
state boxing commissioner by Gov.
Williams today for a term expiring
June 13, 1959, .
Good Company For Your
VACATION
built,” Hart explained,
“Once the turnpike decision
final, the department feels it will
be free to plan more road im-
Foster mentioned, in part
work needed on U.S. 10 (West
ward).
| INVESTIGATE NEEDS
Meanwhile, the Oakland County
| Board of Supervisors yesterday
| passed a motion directing its Road
Committee plus the Road Com-
mission and Plan Commission to
investigate Oakland’s highway
needs and communicate them to
the state. .
Troy Township Supervisor Nor-
man R. Barnard said, “It ap-
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Area Man Held
in Fatal Crash Examination Is Asked
by Hugh H. Rader
Upon Arraignment
Charged with manslaughter,
Hugh H. Rader, of West Bloomfield
Justice Emmett J. Leib.
Rader, 60, a prominent Highland
Park lumber dealer, was released
on $2,000 bond pending examina-
tion July 15.
He was charged today after his
night on Middlebelt road
which killed an 18-year-old Walled
Lake driver and seriously injured
three others.
His admitted to
the hospital with serious injuries. Iris Richardson, 18, of Northville,
was listed in serious :
while Wallace
THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE (28, 1955 =
North Telegraph road, said Emer-
Ba sthee actigh, thy beard gave
Donald Egbert Hurt
in Two-Car Crash
BIRMINGHAM — City Manager
‘Egbert was driving to Lansing on
a business--call with the State
Health Department at the time of
the crash, Dorothea McPherson,
19, driver of the other car, and
her sister, Cheryl, 9, both of
Brighton, received bruises in the
collision.
Egbert was ticketed by State Po-
lice of the Brighton post for ex-
cessive speed and failure to have
his car under control
-He was treated at McPherson
Hospital, Howell, and was sched-
uled to be taken by ambulance to
Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak
this afternoon.
Given Year Probation
for Carrying Blackjack
Ralph Watson, 22, of 4151 Crane,
Detroit, was placed on one-year
probation and assessed $100 court
costs by Oakland County Circuit
Judge Frank L. Doty yesterday.
Watson admitted June 20 carry-
ing a blackjack when arrested
May 31 in Royal Oak.
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|Supervisors.OK | Water Group
Appropriation
The Oakland County Board of
Supervisors approved an $11,000
appropriation for its water com-
mittee to use in obtaining techni-
cal assistance yesterday.
Some $3,000 will go to reimburse
the Plan Commission for services
late a program aimed at meet-
ing this area's long-range water
needs, probably by bringing wa- GOP to Fight
for Atom Ship Senate Battle Looms
Over Republican Try
to Restore Funds
WASHINGTON (—Senate Re-
publicans planned a floor fight to-
day to restore funds for President
Eisenhower's demonstration peace
ship project.
* * ®
Sen. Hickenlooper (R-Iowa) told
a reporter in advance of debate
(noon EDT) on the measure that ter from the Great Lakes.
Committee Chairman Howard K. tn
Kelley, of Royal Oak, yesterday |
said Wayne and Monrve Counties |
have indicated an interest in join-
ing in the project. :
The tri-county group will hold
its first joint meeting tomorrow at
8 p. m. in the Royal Oak City Hall.
Increased County
Road Plan Seen (Continued From Page One)
pears Oakland has been slighted
in this priority list and we've
got to bring some pressure to
bear.”
Just what main Oakland high-
ways are eligible for
through
US. 16 WORK LISTED
the corporate limits of cities and
around cities.
NO LIST ANNOUNCED
No priority list for spending in-
side cities was announced. High-
way Department Publicity Direc-
tor tor Khmer Hanna yesterday said.
the state is waiting results of the
Detroit Metropolitan Area Origin
and Destination traffic survey in
September before setting up a pro-
gram on interstate routes inside
cities.
Oakland Plan Commission High-
way.-Engineer . Robert A... Larson
has cited two stretches
of U.S. 10 which need relief badly,
probably from construction of
parallel routes to take traffic from
them.
Larson has listed construction of
an M58 (Telegraph) bypass from
Square Lake road north to U. S.
10 as a much-needed project. This
might qualify as a city project
allowable under the new money.
Another “critical” stretch in
Oakland, Larson said, is M59 from
the vicinity. of Auburn Heights
through Pontiac to the Pontiac
Lake area.
This, however, is not a part
of the interstate system and is
net eligible for improvement
from the added 1}s-cent tax.
County highway officials point |
out, though, that the state still is
receiving its regular highway mon-
ABILITY LIMITED
The Highway Department pa
take notice of the fact that Oak-
land's ability to participate in ben-
efits from the new tax is seri-
ously limited, they say, because
only two, interstate routes run
through the county.
Yet, it is pointed out, Oakland
ig ay the second highest share
the 1% cent boost. It is only
as they state, that this county
be alloted an increased amount
of money from the old highway
income to make up for its inabili-
ty to benefit sufficiently from the
new tax.
Other mach needed projects on
state trunklines here which are
not part of the interstate sys-
tem include:
M150 from Eight Mile Road
north to Rochester,
. his group’s action in knocking
High- Detroiter Gets Prison
would offer an amendment to
the Atomic Energy Commission
construction bill to put money back
for the ship.
However, Sen. Anderson (D-
NM), chairman of the Senate-
House Atomic Energy Commit-
“tee, sald he was ready to back
out the 21 million dollars asked
by Eisenhower for a reactor to
run the ship,
The House passed the bill, which
authorized $267,709,000 in AEC
construction projects, by voice
vote after brief debate yesterday.
* * *
House GOP leaders did not seek
to restore the ship reactor money.
The President had asked that such
a move be made after the Demo-
cratic majority on the joint com-
mittee stripped the 21 million from
the bill last week.
* Ld] °
The bill authorizes funds for
atomic projects over the country.
It includes five millions for the
program announced by the Presi-
dent June 11 to help other nations
build atomic power reactors.
* * *
It also carries large allocations
for three big AEC reactor pro-
jects—for aircraft, an improved |
submarine engine and large sur-
face vessels,
Airport, Taxes
Head Agenda City Commission Set
to Hold’ Hearing on
Appropriations
A discussion of the expansion
program at the Pontiac Municipal
Airport and a resolution establish-
ing the 1955 tax rate are slated
to highlight tonight’s City Commis-
sion meeting.
The commission also is set to
hold a public hearing and adopt
an amendment to the 1955 ap-
propriation ordinance which will
enable use of additional tax rev-
enues in the capital improve-
ments program,
Also to be considered are re-
quests to transfer ownership of
tavern and package beer and wine
to LeRoy and Mary Goldsworthy,
and to change the package liquor
ficense at 422 W. Huron St. to
Mrs. Helen F. Hase.
TO MULL PETITIONS
Petitions to be mulled include
one for curb, gutter, drainage and
blacktop: on Liberty street from
Henderson to North Johnson, and
another protesting curb, gutter and
drainage installation on Carlisle
avenue from Walton to New York.
Following a resolution declaring
public necessity, engineer's esti-
mates are to be presented for the
following sidewalk projects:
_— ide = — street from Au-
“bouth Jonngee avenue
2, P Stanat plat 14 to Orch-
bel Leake svenue
mai Paddock street trom Elm
en «i ae ie Portine street from Whit-
soy * Flenravh read from Ruth
aot Barca oat ie Voorheis roed from Ot-
owe ao ‘west as ee Seminole His. Sub-
division
To be confirmed are special as-
sessment rolls for blacktopping
on Wesbrook avenue from Joslyn
to east end of street, and Mans-
field avenue from Joslyn to
Laurel, and for curb, gutter and
drainage on Burt and Hilliside
force flares out the skirt, causing
6,000 pounds, the makers say. The
with greater stability and accuracy.
Marilyn Carter of Van Nuys. a
SLOW DROPPER — A new type of parachute is demonstrated by
T. Burke, left, of the Radioplane Company in Van Nuys, Calif.
Called a Rotafoil chute, it rotates from a low-friction swivel. Centrifugal
much greater drag and increased
stability. A four-pound Rotafoil can handle a falling object weighing
chute is not intended for human
Assisting in the demonstration is
Downed Flier
Spotted Today
South of Tokyo
TOKYO wn—A search plane to-|
night sighted one of two U.S. Ma-
\Tine fliers missing for three nights
in the Pacific. He was seen send- |
ing radio signals from a tiny life |
raft about 123 miles south of
Tokyo.
“We are in radio contact with |
the man,” said an Air Force
spokesman, ‘“‘Two planes are cir-|
cling overhead until he is picked
up.
The spokesman said the SAI16
Albatross search plane which first
spotted the raft could not tell
whether both missing marines
were aboard.
He said it was considered doubt-
ful‘ because of. the size of the raft
and because of reports of two
small rafts miles apart in foggy
waters. :
The Albatross and an Air Force
BSO circled the bobbing raft two
hours, receiving its flickering radio
signals. :
Thé planes dropped flares to
light up the area for a huge
armada of search planes and ships.
Radio Bands Practical
for Trucking Industry
PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Estab-
lishment by the Federal Communi-
cationg Commission of radio fre-
quencies for use by trucking firms
is seen by the Radio Corp. of
America as a practical means to
greater economy in trucking oper-
ations.
According to C. M. Lewis,
products division of RCA, the con-
tinuous control of rolling stock
which the FCC action makes pos-
sible will result in reduced oper-
ating cost.
The FCC regulation establishes
12 low-band, 40-megacycle fre-
quencies and eight high-band 450-
megacycle frequencies for use by
motor carriers.
School Vote Slated
DOUGLAS #—Voters at a spe- | mittee.
spokesman for the engineering /
House Approves
Military Funds Selfridge, Other State |
Installations Will Get.
Public Works
WASHINGTON \#—The House
passed 317-2 and sent to the Sen-
ate yesterday a bill. authorizing
| $2,368.998,000 for a military public
| works program in the fiscal year
beginning July 1.
It carried these authorizations
for Michigan installations:
Army—Camp Lucas, Sault Ste.
Marie, $145,000. :
Air Force—Seltridge Air Force
Base, Mount Clemens, §5,526,-
000; Traverse City area, $1,881,-
000; Kinross AFB, Sault Ste.
Marie, $2,029,900; K. W. Sawyer
Municipal Airport, Marquette,
$3,943,000; Wurtsmith AFB, Os-
coda, $2,511,000.
Navy—None.
Another bill to appropriate money
for the program is being prepared
by the House Appropriations Com-
Construction, however,
may be started under authoriza-
tion, which pledges Congress to
provide the money.
‘Majority leader McCormack (D-
Mass) commented that GM _ con-
tinues to receive the largest per-
centage of defense contracts but he
made no charges. of wrongdoing.
Rep. Dondero (R-Mich), in whose
district GM operates many of its
plants, objected to what he said
were insinuations that GM was
getting too many contracts. He
said GM is the largest manufac-
turer in its field and contended its
percentage of contracts was low
when compared with the com-
pany's size.
Gets 3-Year Probation | er Joe Haas has supplied a res- ie
Mary V. Carr, 39, of 21392 Cres-
ton Lane,: Oakdale Gardens, was
placed on three-year probation §}
and assessed $100 court costs by |
Oakland County Circuit
Frank L. Doty yesterday.
cial election next Wednesday will
be asked to approve a six-mill tax
increase and a $90,000 bond issue
for a new grade school. If: ap-
ase the new school will replace
a two-story frame school building
which has served the area since
before 1869.
Beavers, porcupines, rabbits,
and squirrels, as well as mice
and rats, are all rodents.
She pleaded guilty June 14 to
falsely stating her husband was
not working in order to obtain wel-
fare benefits.
Voters Reject Blacktop CASCADE um — Cascade Town-
ship voters turned down Monday
a proposal for a $200,000 bond
issue to finance blacktopping of |
20 miles of township roads.
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onDebt Limit — House Votes os. 56
to Allow Six Billion
Temporary Expansion
WASHINGTON 1h — Sens. Byrd
(D-Va) and Millikin (R-Colo) pre:
dicted today the Senate will ap-
prove a six-billion - dollar tempo-
rary expansion of the national debt
limit,
The House passed it 226-56 yes-
terday. :
Byrd, heads the Senate |
Finance Committee, said he would |
like to see the ceiling placed a.
little lower. But he said he regards who
the House figure as “the best we:
can do.” ;
“At that,”’ he said, “the limit)
will be three billion dollars tighter |
than it was last year because of
the expected deficit of about that,
amount this year.”
Millikin said he is confident the
Senate Committee will approve the
House bill without major changes
As passed by the House, |
measure would fix the legal ceiling
at 281 billion dollars until July 1,
1956, when it would fall to the 275.
limit set in permanent law. |
County Directories
Set for Distribution
The Day in biraiiphar
Changes in Building Code
Approved by Commission -*
BIRMINGHAM — The City
Commission here last night passed
an amended building code aimed
at eventually eliminating frame
houses in the business district.
The revised code provides for
occupancy permits to be issued
annually following inspection by
the building inspector and fire
marshal, and states that no
changes or additions may be made
other than those required by
health or building code require-
ments.
Owners, formerly limited to us-
ing only 40 per cent of the struc-
ture for business purposes, can
now use the entire first and sec-
end floors,
lIlowever, business-wise the
buildings may be used only for
business or professional offices or
| display rooms, not for retail sates.
They may still be used partially
US. Will Ask
Full Damages ~ See Renewed Request
for Russian
on Plane Attack
Payment | for residential use if the resi-
dents are in some way connected
with the business operation.
SEEN AS STOP-GAP
Thomas Brien, building inspec-
tor, said the revised code was a
stop-gap measure to limit long-
term leases on the buildings be-
tween now and the time it is eco-
nomically possible ta have them
replaced with masonry structures.
In other action, the Commis-
sion declared pcSlic necessity
for q dust-laying oil seal coat in
Golfview Heights and authorized
the city assessor to prepare
special assessment rolls for the_
program.
Streets involved are Arden Lane
from Lincoln to Fairway, Golfview
boulevard from Lineoln to North-
lawn, Greenlawn boulevard from
Hillside to Northlawn, Hillside
from Lincoln to Cranbrook and
| Fairway from Arden to Cranbrook.
COMPENSATION OKED
Approved was workmen's com-
pensation coverage for city em-
ployes. Purchase of 11 new ve-
hicles, including two police cars,
six administrative cars and two
| trucks, was authorized.
Approval of a seventh admin-
_ istrative auto was shelved pending
‘inspection of damage to City Man-
|
WASHINGTON WW — Early re-| |ager Donald C. Egbert’s car, in
| which he had an accident yester—
“The official 195556 Oakland | "wal of a request that Russia pay | day afternoon.
escape, but for slowing down fast-landing planes and dropping supplies County directories are now avail- able in the offices of County Clerk |
; Lynn D. Allen in the courthouse |
|at Saginaw and Huron Sts. here. |
Compiled by Allen, the booklet
contains a list of national, state
county, city, village and town-
ship officers, Pontiac Press writ-
ume of the county's recent
growth,
Members of the Board of Sup-
| ervisors are listed along with the
| board's by-laws and meeting dates.
A new feature this year is a coun-
ty government organization chart.
Other data includes terms of
court, naturalization hearings and
first date of county records, An
Oakland map is attached.
Van Dyke Man Jailed
for Whipping Infant Son
After pleading guilty June 20 to
whipping his 22-month-old son,
St.. Van Dyke, was sentenced to |
one to 10 years in Jackson state
prison yesterday.
He appeared before Oakland
County Circuit Judge Frank L. ‘and has made it clear he does not
Doty after admitting he struck the | expect the incident to upset plans
| for the Big Four talks at Geneva. child with a belt. | Dulles has already voiced pleasure full damages for the shooting |
down of a U. S. Navy plane ap-|
peared likely today.
Secretary of State Dulles gave
President Eisenhower a full re-
view of the case last night while
they were returning to Washing-
ton.
Dulles had flown to Bangor.
Maine, earlier so that he could
talk over international develop-
ments which occurred during Ei-
senhower's six-day trip through
New England. On their arrival late
last night at National Airport,
Presidential Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said the two
men had discussed plans for next
month's Big Four summit talks.
Dulles said yesterday the Rus-
sians offer of half the damages
Was “not... all that we con-
sider appropriate under the
circumstances.”
While a renewal of a request for
full reparations seemed likely, it
did not appear that this country
would be adamant in its position.
at Russia's expression of regret, | Chapman,
| Police
Saginaw. Clerk Tried
SAGINAW ww — Mrs. Beryl J.
about 34, a former
clerk in the City Traffic Viola-
tions Bureau, was to be arraigned
in Justice Court today on a charge
of embezzling parking fine money,
said Mrs. Chapman ad-
mitted taking $3,000. The short-
age was discovered last month in
a routine audit, police said.
Bus Service Curtailed
PORT HURON «Wh — The Port
Huron City Council Monday
authorized the Port Huron Bus
Co. to discontinue service from
6:30 p.m. to 7:30 am. The com-
pany claims to have been operat-
ing at a loss for the last four
years. There has been no Sunday
or holiday bus service in Port
Huron since last February.
Clinic Nearly Finished
SAUGATUCK uw — A 14-room
medical clinic, being built for Dr.
Kenneth C. Miller, is scheduled for
completion this summer. Dr. Mil-
ler willxoperate the clinic with his
associate, Dr. Donald DeWitt, for-
merly of | Grand Rapids.
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Fire Demolishes
Center of City El Reno, Okla., Hit
by Half ‘Million Dollar}
Blaze Last Night - Homes in the Birmingham.
Bloomfield Hills area are being
invaded by something far worse
than a monster from the deep—a
small army of raccoons.
Residents on the scene report
that once the animals establish a
secure position—usually in the at-
tie, ehimney, or in surrounding EL RENO, Okla. a ire peed trees—they really take hold.
raged almost out of control for A Sundell of t “
six hours last night left this cen-| ; pe Gonmens eee
tral Oklahoma City with the heart |
of its business district a black- |
ened ruin, i
Damages were estimated by in-|
surance men at up to half a mil-
fon dollars. Two three-story build-
| ings were leveled. The walls of an
adjoining department store re-
mained standing but the store was . f
burned out and its frontage ruined. = . * ‘ney’ were well sou
Cause of the fire was not deter-| poiween the wall and the chins ne
mined. Fire Chief Leroy Searcy | There were two litters of nah
said eed oun * ee from | | coons, {étaling 6 youngsters. about
” Ligh cae as a = toe dam | two months old, and two mother
used | raceoons,
age to ptttegd crue rack) tea Access to the house was provided
a y acs nay a by the chimney. Attic-type raccoon
were overcome by smoke.
Just Treat ‘Em Right “
KALAMAZOO (UP)—A “eteran |
railroad engineer likened old-fash-
ioned steam locomotiyes to wom- |
en, “If you treat “them right,
they'll treat you the same way.” | ¢r gives a quick jerk.
said Joseph B. Weiss, oldest engi-| After the raccoons were cap-
neer on the Michigan Central Rail- | tured, they were taken to the Ani-
servation officer. joined forces
recently when Sundell got a call
from the John A. Reid homie on
Cranbrook read, Bloomfield Hilis.
The Reids’ message was a short
It took Sundel} Ang Kendall two
| merely wait at a small opening for
the raccoons to come by, then)
| make a grab, Sundell explained. |
Anether methed is te drop a
buriap sack and an onion en a
repe down through the hole, and
road. Weiss retired recently after| mal Society at 1200 E. Walton
nearly 43 years of service. ty Animal Welfare Society and faccoon problems.
Warren Kendall, Rochester con- |
i choice seems to be fireplaces and _
; trees around the home,” Kendall
one: Raccoons have Janded in the | ‘Raccoons Moving h on ‘Haneomen the proper age they willbe, re-| coon hunting in the Birmingham-
leased, Sundell said, | Bloomfield area, so it’s likely the
Actually, the raccgon situation is | war between raccoon and man will
becoming serious, ‘according to, be waged in attics and chimneys.
Kendall. eee
“Raccoons are very ingenious |
animals, byt we still ean’t figure
out why sthey restriet themselves
to the Birmingham- Bloomfield sec-
tion.’’ Kendall remarked.
He said he gets three or four
phone calls daily from persons with Speeder’s Car Halts
Flight From Police
STRATFORD, Ont. \W—Police
today got
today from the man's automobile.
The car caught fire, bringing him
to a halt.
Police
23, and charged him with impaired “Next to attics, their second
added.
Persons in the area report rac-
eoons damage their roofs, and
tear up the insulation between
the walis in the houses.
There is ne open season for rac- before the flames stopped him
The car was burned
repair, police added
hunting requires patience. You
when the raccoon bites, the hunt. —
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Queen of CAI Fair Exhibits
Roomful of Prizes Today WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Six-
‘*teen-year-old Shirley Lamberton,
newly crowned queen of the Wa-
terford CAI Fair, prepared today
to show off a roomful of gifts to
her many friends.
- *
= She has set up a display of 4
“ot her 44 prizes in the living room
* of her home at 3490 Airport Rd. —
The grand prize—a one-week
trip for two to Gay E) Rancho
at Gaylord—she has arranged to
~ take next week with classmate
Karla Stoddard whe was her
campaign manager.
. Shirley, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lamberton, won her
title Sunday night at the CAI Fair.
with a total of 38,102 votes. The
crowning climaxed the three-day
festival which was attended by an
estimated 10,000 people. SHIRLEY SN
Hillciift placed second and third re- | County D eaths
| Alfred W. Peillion
' HADLEY — Service for Alfred
W. Poillion, 44, of 4160 -Broeker |
Rd., will be held at 2 p.m. Thurs-|
day from the Christ Lutheran
Church, Burial will be in the |
Christ Church Cemetery under the |
direction of the C, F, Sherman
| Funeral Home. He died Monday |
at his home,
| Surviving are two brothers, Fer-
;dinand of Metamora and Robert
of South Hadley; and one sister,
Mrs. Minna Loewe of Dearbor.
Joseph Kilkno Thelma Tucker, Lillian Cleveland,
Beverly Hawkins, Stephanie Hill, |
Maureen Clark and Carmen Pie-
Alfred Beebe, CAI president. last night congratulated the nu-|
merous chairmep on the success |
of the ccmeao~ Prem iy wes . of net proceeds made later. | round , officials said, and the association Se eee ma
hopes to announce at the same Morvgeae -ghlarn
time the date for mortgage-burning
ceremonies. Some $2,000 is still recited at 8 p.m. Wednesday at|
| the Muir Brothers Funeral Home.
|He died Monday.
Avon-Rochester lay City, and one grandson. George W. Foster Youth Program OXBOW LAKE—Requiem Mass.
‘for George W. Foster, 52, of Ox- Well Attended bow Lake, will be held at 10 a.m.
ROCHESTER — Although buses Thursday from St. Basil Catholic
to transport children were not in| Church, East Detroit, with byrial |
service, a large turnout was re- in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Rosary
ported for the first -day of the | wit) be recited at 8 p.m. Wednes- Avon youth recreation program at | ‘day at Van Leberghe Funeral
Avon Township Park. |Home, 13340 E. Warren Ave.
Some 115 boys reported for Little | troit, He died Saturday.
League baseball. The first game| surviving are his widow, Anna;
is scheduled today. ‘two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Has- |
Play-tot supervised play and | | kineoo, Mrs. Gertrude Ponza; three |
games will be held for children 4) .on5, Donald, Joseph and George |
to 7 in wean meceteee W. Jr.;four brothers, two sisters;
St S ane yop Ge of te Guan: | and his father, Elmer Foster.
mer program, Instructors are
Barbara Ledford, Pat Norman,
Linda Syczesny.
There will be some activity of-
fered to all. boys and girls of the |
Rochester-Avon area, Social Security Office
‘Announces New Hours
New office hours for the Pontiac -
| district office of the Social sect
| Administration have been
nounced by Rex A. TC. liu.
' district manager.
Imlay Couple Wed
IMLAY CITY — Alean Van-|
Gordon and Glenn L. Helmka, both
of Lapeer. were married Friday
evening in the Congregational |
parsonage by the Rev. John H.
Balfour. Attendants were Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley King of Pontiac: Friday.
Local social security offices are
located in room 322, Hubbard
Building, 18 S. Perry St.
Richards-Hann Nuptials
Solemnized on Saturday SOUTH LYON -- Donna foe
Hamm carried a colonial bouquet
of white roses centered with a
white rose corsage, and wore a
strand of pearls, a gift from her
bridegroom, Marshall Richards,
for their Saturday evening mar-
riage at First Methodist Church.
Donna's bridal gown was white
net over white satin, with lace
bodice and waltz-length skirt. Her
fingertip veil fell from a cap
trimmed with seed pearls. 2
The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Hann Jr.,
ef 23272 Pontiag Trail, and
Marshall's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Glena. Richards of 202
Wells st,
Bridesmaids were Deanna and)
Judy Hann, sisters of the bride. |
William Bricklebaw of South Lyon |
was best man, and ushers were _
Thomas Shoebridge arid Gerald | ©:
Hann, brother-inlaw and brother) sins. MARSHALL RICHARDS of the bride,
Some 175 guests attended the |
Aas aS
After a week's trip to Niagara
wedding and ceremony that fol-| Falls, the couple ‘will live at 416
lowed in the church dining room.Washington St. bere.
KOK WE HK
KILL ANTS
ANT DUST
On Sale at
KER'S hd
IMLAY CITY—Requiem Mass for |
Joseph Klikno, 67, of 649 N. Fair- |
olic Church, with burial in Mt. |
Calvary Cemetery. Rosary will be |
| Surviving are a son, John of lm-| the commissioners to a meeting
| early next week.
De- | Walled Lake
Goodfellows’
Flares Ready
WALLED LAKE—Area residents
May now purchase
flares from their local merchants |
prior to a house-to-house sale an-
nually conducted by the Goodfel- |
jlows on July 4
On that date, at 10 a.m, Ciifford |
/ community.
Flares sell for half dollar apiece
and are traditionally lighted
throughout the district at dark on
the holiday.
Madison Heights
Feud Continues Acting Mayor to Call
Old Commission Back
Despite Petitions
Mayor Mrs. Virginia M. Solberg
Stated this morning that the old
Madison Heights Charter Com-
mission will reconvene.
Mrs. Solberg said it will con-
tinue its duties as a charter com-
mission because she is df the
|opinion that the petitions for a
/new charter commission filed by
the Madison Citizens League are
void. The petitions were im- | properly delivered, Mrs. Solberg |
| claimed, and therefore not valid.
The petitions were filed with
Oakland County Clerk Lynn D.
Allen. after. unsuccessful at-
tempts to file with Mrs. Selberg,
according to the Madisen Citizens
League.
Photostats of the petitions were
then taken to the Solberg home.
In Mrs. Solberg’s absence, her
husband, Arthur, refused the
photostats.
’ According to Mrs. Solberg, the
| but were left to lie in the front
| yard of the Solberg residence.
Mrs. Solberg said she will call
Pontiac Woman Draws
Probation in Robbery -
In Oakland County Circuit Court
| yesterday, Mabel Sheck, 46, of 122
Lafayette St., was placed on two-
year probation and assessed $150,
court costs by Judge George B
Hartrick.
She was found guilty June 9 of
‘aiding in a robbery which saw
$973 taken from a Pontiac man
last Feb. 11.
| Coffee, cocoa and tea accounted
| for 16 per cent of all United States
| mere handise imports in 1953. ‘Court Decision
Goodfellow.
Campion will lead off the drive |
to raise funds for charities of the
MADISON HEIGHTS — Acting |
photostats were never delivered. | Will Be Aired Board of Education
| Must Reject or Accept
| Purchase Price Finding
| MILFORD — Condemnation pro-'
ceedings for the building site of
| the proposed new Milford High
School was brought to a close in
Oakland County Circuit Court at
2 p. m. yesterday. after a stormy
four-day session
Verdict of the jury in Judge
Frank L. Doty’s court was that
tion pay $612 per acres for the
42-acre tract of land located on
north Milford road between Mil-
ford and Highland
Action on the verdict will be
taken by the school board at a
special meeting at 8 p. m.
Thursday. According to law, the
board is given six days after the
trial to accept or reject the
verdict.
Schools Superintendent Harold
Hansen said he expected the
school board to accept the verdict
| and appreve the purchase.
NO LAND AVAILABLE
“There is practically no other
land available in this area to meet
the requirements for the new
school as far as location, size and
contour of the land is concerned,”
| Hansen said.
The property had been appraise od
| at $1,000 per acre by A. C., Blaska,
| a representative from Dearborn for
' the defendant. The owner. Major
| J. G. Largess, had asked $1.500
| to $2,000 an acres for the con-
| troversial building site
If the purchase is made. building
will begin in late August on 42
22-room $1.250.000 high school, ac
cording to Hensen
Rochester Firemen
Quell Duplex Blaze
ROCHESTER—A Monday after-
noon fire caused $50 damage to the
‘roof of the Nellie Snook duplex
at 160 W. Avon Rd.
The upper floor where the blaze
started was occupied by Mrs. Sadie
| Wilson and the lower flat by Thom-
‘as R. Littlefair. Fire Chief George
Ross said he helieved the blaze
‘originated in a water heating unit
Only Two at Clarkston
File for School Posts
| CLARKSTON—Incumbents Keith
Leak and Walton Robbins were the
only candidates for two vacancies |
‘on the Board of Education of the
Clarkston School District,
| deadline for filing nominating peti-
tions was reached.
Election will be held July 11.
and candidates will be =oaes for
three-year terms. : the Huron Valley Board of Educa- |
*" Paul Methodist Church school will
gram at 7:30 p.m. that day.
as the) TUESDAY, ITN NE : 28, 1955"
ilford School Site Verdict—Each Acre, $612. 00
~ Pair of Walled Lake: |
_ Businesses Change WALLED LAKE — Two changes
jin business firms in the area have
‘been announced.
| One is the combining of the in-
' | surance agencies of Stanley J
| Voorheis and G. Ivan Cox. Voorheis
‘hag been in business in Walled
| Lake for 23 years and Cox for
‘eight years, although the latter has
been a resident 20 years. The firm.
handling all types of insurance will
be located at 234 Barnston St. ®
Second change jis the sale of
the grocery at 27206 Novi Rd. by
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gordon to R
Thomas and J Soity.
GWEN ILENE GARK
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gark of
Oxford have announced the en-
'gagement of their daughter, Gwen |
‘Ilene, to Seaman Robert Godkin, |
'son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Had-
‘drill of Lakeville, Mo. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Rev. Lee in Pulpif
af St. Philip Sunday
ROCHESTER — The Rev. Ralph
Lee of Birmingham will have |
charge of holy communion service |
at St. Philip Episcopal Church at
8 a.m. Sunday. and will conduct
services during the absence of Rev.
and Mrs. Edgar A. Lucas who
are leaving today for a vacation
in the east
The summer schedule goes into.
effect Sunday. with 8 am. com.- |
mumiion and 10 a.m. morning pray- |
er in charge of the Lay Readers. |
This schedule will continue until |
September 18.
St. Philip Church schoo! and St.
combine this year’s daily vaca-|
tion Bible school, to be held July
25 through Aug. 5. Mrs. Edward |
Foster will take reservations |
300 Attend Waterford
Daily Bible School
WATERFORD — Attendance at
the Vacation Bible School at Wa-
terford Community Church reached
a high of over 300 boys and girls
during the first week, with a total
enrollment of 359. School sessions
will continue through Thursday
and will close with an evening pro-
At that time the pupils will.
‘demonstrate lessons learned dur- |
ing the school, and handwork proj- |
jects will be on display. |
Also, awards in the attendance
contest will be presented, with
first and second prizes being
given in each department to the
children who brought the largest |
number of new pupils to the
avert i
— + Dressy, casual or walking shoe .
County Circuit Judge “Frank L. ‘Placed on Probation Som ea
Jerry D. Belisle, 18, of 213 De} Belisle admitted Jone 20 to
Viller, Royal Oak, was placed on| taking a wristwatch from a home
two-year probation by Oakland'in Royal Oak June 8.
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End
of the
Month
Sale of Women’s
it] Hep The Shoe With the Magic Sole
Regularly to 12.95 5@e
.. they’re
all here at these great sale prices. All
with Air Step’s fine quality, perfect
fit, smart fashion . . . and that extra
plus of the Magic Sole. Not every size in every
style, color, so choose
early for best
selection! All sales final!
Waite's Women's Shoes
Street Floor
Benefit Dance Nets $206
for Walled Lake Family WEST BLOOMFIELD — A bene-|
tic har d Frey family of Walled
A “headon collision killed Jerry |
Frey, 3, and Frey's brother-in-
law, Francis Teifer.
Six other children and the fath.
| er were in hespitals of three
| northern Michigan counties, three
| of them in critical condition, after
| the crash.
Today, Frey is at home, but
|must return to St. Joseph Mercy
| Hospital soon for a leg operation.
| Alice, 11, also in St. Joseph's is
|in fair condition after an opera-
tion to mend a splintered bone
over her eye.
The three boys are still in St.
| Luke's Hospital, Marquette, and
must remain there from four to
six weeks longer.
at home with their aunt, Mrs.
Frey ia also out of the hospital
after an operation and is being
eared for by relatives,
Mrs. Karl ¥ ebber. of 0530 Farm- Three other girls ure staying — ington Rd., said today that she.
Beginning July 5, the office will ti, dance held in West Bloomfield | and other neighbors are grateful
be open to the public from 8:45 Township Hall Saturday night net-' for the contributions and the turn- |
a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through | ted $206 for the accident-stricken out at Saturday's benefit dance for
the Freys.
_ Another benefit will be held Fri-
day at the Walled Lake Casino
ballroom, Owners Albert and E1-
|mer Tolettene are donating the
| use of the casino and defraying part
of the cost of Pee Wee Hunt's
‘orchestra.
Tickets may be purchased from
| Mrs. Stanley Dennis, 404 Pontiac |
Trail, or from Mrs. F. A. Murray,
531 Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake.
demonstrators
4
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Steam Beths,
Electric Cabinets
Physio- Therapy Daily trom
9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Call Today for Intormation
YMCA Athletic Club FE 5-6116
oo ee
Funeral Home
sake a gn
@ It is wise to form a preference for a funeral
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marred cabinets .
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Free Sewing Lessons
with Each Purchase!
SA Small Down: Payment
as little as $5 a month We are making room for new merchandise, so every
machine on the floor or uncrated must be sold. Come
in and see these wonderful values. END-OF-MONTH Clearance...
of Sewing Machines
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x20 to SSS Hate a partial listing!
bject to prior sale!
White Console
39" Regularly $114.50 Walnut Finish .......
"124° . 309" White Portable
Regularly $144.50, Smart Carrying Case
Used Free Westinghouse Regularly $189.95 Wainat creme Set of
Attachments, Buttonholer ..
Used Kenmore tur Dt Model
" S119 | Used White Rotary Portable
New motor, control, lite and carrying case
Regularly $89.95 ‘64
$ 4AG* Used Singer Portable + dpe $74.50. lobed case, | meres con-
and lite . .. Seine ©
Used Free Wi Portable $s 88 Regularly $79.50, like new. Fall set of 49 Attachments ........:......6.. Seesewcles
Used Treadle Machine
imcbams biaaiee Regularly $29.75 Drop Head Rotary ....,
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Used White Console Electric $ Ag®™ Box Top Treadle Machines. $qe 38° Regularly $79.95. Fall set of Attachments «| Reguierty ‘$14.80. Au in top condition . y :
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: 27—Reg. 1.29 Bathroom Stool Lid Covers.......88c = - Completely Stops _ seized from the Germans—many Save today on a wide selection of styles. Broken sees. ms “! - - 1—Reg. 99.9 tment Size Range..........$77 B ” ops | of which had in turn been “liber. 100—Reg. 12.98 Famous Nvlon Jersey Strollers. .7.88 Assorted colers tm attractive stylings. Wy a“ 1 Rex. eo oe ment. 3 save! : ; eed , ated” from Nazi-occupied lands. Washable, no trening and wrinkle free. 12-20 and 16'2-22'2. Save today. 15—Reg. 1.49 Decorative Bun armers........44¢ ; . _ :
| ing Piles | But tl R jans won't bude: 60—Reg. to 16.98 Women’s Dresses 4.88 & 7.88 jected cies Herry in teday and sare! aa 269.95 ba Magic Chef 36-Inch $138
“ ne | Fs ussi2 Be Cottons, Irtsh Linens, Crepes. Dressy and Casual ‘etyles. Lust 16's ott". a ; . > eluxe Gas ange ...... .
in Just 3 Days from the line -that they von an Ti o—Reg. to 8. 98 Women’ 8 Dresses . 2 Z .88 &3 .88 & 5.88 375—Reg. 98 Canpon Nylon-Ds acron Bath Towels 66 Fameus quality pul sou reuse, vadueed. Merry & aoaar So. Rockwood. Mich.. woman writes: | fair and square, and they don't Cettens, Ravens, Linens, Washable. 9-15, 12-20, 16'p-82%s. Save today. Slight trrgesiars. 20540 size. Complete color assortment. . 1—Reg. 299.95 New Philco Deluxe Automatic “Sgflered Toray wi ——— intend to pay a ruble for the lot 1, Off—Dressmaker Remnants. Reg. to 6.98. .'1, Off 40-Inch Range -.... $228 mente, su tories. injections, etc. with -| The ‘‘lot'’ includes several hun- "4 to 4 yd. tengths. All fabries. Hurry in teday and save. Werld-fameus qualit y vabueed to 6 | Dedget-covtag + out et A advised onty an operatue ; ; . . a , y new redec te a budget-savings price! wuld bein me. Thea | tned RECT RAL. dred titles FASHION ACCESSORIES Reg. to 2.98 Svynthet ic and Miracle Fabrics. .. 88e 2—Reg. 119.95 30- Gal. Automate Ww ee Heater $78
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cues Mes Gee hae || Gamlieht ” starrinelIngaid Bere: our — : Rew. 69c Pepperell Sanforized Sport Denim...... S4e 1—40-Inch Electric Phileco Range .$128 Why suffer? Get wel IP s. avy wr it No man apd Charles Biver | has just 100—Reg. to 2.98 W omen s Famous Make Gloves 1.44 Prints and selid colers. Hurry in teday for exceptional bays. Repossession, in geed werking erder. Hurry im teday “ipety r<eg w ie o ~ : : . . . a e s ie " : te 7's. . . . 2 ae ——" =< ne Get a botrie of concluded a whirlwind month's 50__-Reg. 100 Womens Assorted Gloves. oo ee a. BBE 2eg. to 1.10 Assorted Summer Cottons. dic 1—F amous Apex Automatic Console Ironer..... $35
Simms; Walgreen's: Thrifty: Jo V.:. run in the capital ‘ ie ‘ ht ly. 44-8 Prints and solids. All first quality. Hurry in fer complete seleetions Like new and in goed werking order. Hurry in today. - Luttrell Pharmacy. . ; Many styles tn ae and Cotton, White eniy. 4'%- ; >| Re 89.95 Rammoun Westin nae Tank
Slankster ‘Jones: Dunseith. Coles, | The Nazis must have picked up 60—Reg. to 5.98 Women’s Swim Suits........288 300—Reg. 1.29 Supercale Pillow Cases.......... .66¢ 3 es: : . 8 Pertaey's: Rule: Quality: Keego Drug. Snow White in Paris. She speaks ae te Toe Ww all, re oer 32 te 38. an First quality, Fully bleached. (1281). Save teday. Sweeper . .. 2 S585 Behe A ; a uses 3 eo OF, yto s, Aubu ‘ ag 4 > I i TT , Lc Com ‘J ttachments, Murry in teday and save. and sings (and so do the “‘Gno- 50—Reg, 1.9% Omens Jewelry. ............46. SSC kiko ‘ a er plete with afl atta y in y Heights. an i sings ren on er Russian nae A die and Solid color beads. Seme Geld and Crystal trims, 563—Reg. 1.99 Dan River Muslin Sheets. 56 dino a 1.44 ] —Reg. : 24.95 Hand Vacuum... ..$18
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Happy Is The Day The Soveolor retains only a 60—Reg. 89c Women’s ( otton ast ets gsneon ee ( Sight Grregutare (At. acé S0inch. teogiha! Warts) In today nnélenre: Poases eshe asc teat tack endl Ake Fhe ce ae, i , > bh 1g t 1 wn cul - | arti parsid ee 70-Reg. 1. 5) Women Ny loniiklose! . eee eee RRC 3—Reg. 10.98 Nylon Organdyv Ruffled Curtains .5.88 1—Reg. 189.95 New Philco Console Radio... .-. $148 When Back he <= Fameus make in self seams, Beige §, to 10': AN Im stunning white. Hurry In teday and save. Fleer consele in rich blend finish. eae sees : ac “But never mind,”” one Russian 45—Reg. 2.98 Women’s Assorted Handbags 1.88 4—Reg. 4.98 Vogue Cotton Marquisette Pris‘las. 2.88 °%—Reg. 59.95 Outdoor Swing Glider......... 48.88 said when the Sovecolor version Plastic tetes, cowhide clutch aad taille parse. Assorted eoler«, Famous quality in exceptionally low price and high savings. Attractive celers. White frame. Water repettent cushions, ; Goes Away was compared with the original 90—Reg. 4.98 Women’s Famous Indian Print . 5 R 12.98 F: C Chromapun &—Reg. 19.99 Aluminum Chaise Lounge...... 15.88 s®ees “H's still terrific. Im coming Imported Straws eee tens 0.88 a veg. eee amous ameo 8] 2 22 Folds compactiy. Lightweight, Ideal for heme or cottage. Nagsgiog backache, headache. or muscular 15 to see it again too.”": Bambee handies in natural tinen lining. Hurry in today oud cave Shirback Priscillas .................. .¢.. 8.88 67—Reg. 7.98 Children’s Large 10-Inch Tricycle. 4.88
qeaamettucl upatier tren Go ccenind 25—Reg. 10.98 Women’s Genuine Leather Bags. .5.88 Famous quality now reduced se you save. Come in today. Mapeiiakhs Veubie vais ecci haa eet Gace Gade? rate Bnd te ree ae one rien weet A B nd Issue Faille lined in brown, red and black. Hurry in today and save. 21—Reg. 2.98 Plastic Inflatable Bolsters. ec eeee R&c 6 Reg. 14. 95 F iber Glass Cc haise Pad. 10. 88
own thas casabion comnicec ts taal rls pprove ° THIRD FLOOR ” Perfect for about the house or at the cottage. Save today. _. Full size 24272. Green, blue. Super thick. Ideal beach coll.
of these discomforts, Dean's Pills atten neip | CHARLOTTE O® — Charlotte f = 70—Reg. to 5.98 Women’s Hats.......... + LB! 15 Off Drapery & Slipcover Fabric. Reg. to 3.98.15 Off 10—Reg. 10.98 Folding Umbrella........ 5.88 by their pain Lorestan tosgrecn rel oo ir — school district voters Monday - Large assortment in taffetas, straws, piques, linens. All oe, ” wide eelection of quality remnants. Hurry in teday and save! Outdoor 5 ft. striped medel. For home or howar T bl $18 ing effect to ease bladder irritation, and by red a $750,000 bond issue to r > Oe 5—Reg. 39.95 Hand Tooled Mahogany Tables.... he ion through the kid approved & , g See ence eee. -B8C o—heg. 59,95 Han i gan} layacls ~ohregpcanetes ahr canpen at the 16 build additions to the elementary LN APPAREL Seino ee aL Ns ipaow, ae eave! 88c Twe attractive styles. Smart end tables. Hurry tn today.
miles of Kidney barton’ , and high school building. TIMATE ,
Alsat pw glared remap peony ah oe ! 144—Reg. 1.98 36-Inch Wood Cornice Boards... .88c sa roca sons wok Phd cca Same i The Panama canal project cost STREET FLOOR ; Complete and ready to hang. Hurry in today and save! USED TELEVISION SPECIALS relief millions have en- ; - : = =e
[eyed for overs0 years. GetDoan'sPille today $375 million to build. 25—Reg. to 3.98 Women’s Nylon Slips....2..-.1.88 _FIFTH FLOOR Sas Broken sizes in assorted colors. Save today. _ ol. : .
25—Reg. to 1.98 Women’s Rayon Knit Midriff &—Reg. 6.95 Versatile Utility Carts.......... 2.88 2—17-Inch RCA Console with Doors.....:....$99 ae zea Pajamas ......0......0.0 00 ccc cece eee ese. BBE Slightly damaged tn white or red. Hurry in today and save! 1—16-Inch RCA Console with Doors...........$88
Ceol pajamas in long wearing rayon knit, Save today. rue ne ov : aie 1—12- In h RC A Console: . sate w wa BE ms Bie $35
~F 2”_R r re : SOW: A &—Reg. 17.99 White Enamel Storage Cabinets. .7.88 ch RCA Console:...... 2022
x Get ORAFT-# REE ee es x omens < ne oe ns 14 1 Wall style and slightly damaged. Hurry tn today. . 1—Phileo 17-Inch Table Model see cow eeewes S77
~F «= $HPFQVey “ SECOND FLOOR 10—Reg. 3.98 Rubbermaid Cutting Boards.....1.88 1—12!4-Inch Philco Table TV.. ss sscecees $38 75—Reg. 8.98 Women’s Polished Cotton Batiste Slightly sefled. Cheese yellow, = " red. Herry in teday. ; 1—Radio-Phono Combination nae ee ewan . $35
and Plisse Slips .................. see. 1.88 10—Reg. 3.35 Wooden Mixing Bowls........... 1.88 1—10-Inch Admiral Comb.. .TV-Radio- Phono. .$35
Rich dark colors only. Hurry in teday. Broken sizes. Large genereus sire. All first quality. Hurry tn teday. 1—17-Inch Admiral Blond Console. .. ae .$99
i} Yi, 19—Reg. 3.98 Women’s Rayon Woven Slips..... .88¢ 25—Reg. 39c Quick Scouring Pot and Pan Pads... 22c 1—21-Inch Blond Raytheon Console...........$99
> ITH ol Reg. 3 On Women’s Petticonte 144 Fameus Cleb Aluminum Pads. Hurry in teday and save! 1—17-Inch Crosley Table TV..... SHAD BAAR BBE .$99
“ Assorted "plone and colors. terry in teday tar chalee! Coes &—Reg. 5.98 Vac-O-Mat Can Openers. : 2.88
20—Reg. 3.98 Women’s Rayon Knit Gowns......1.88 Fertable style thet aceds no wall attschment. Red or rellee. Cheiee of many wanted ecolers In broken sizes, Save today’ 15—Re yr, 14. 95 Lawn Mow CTS... te eee 9 RR
» 20—Reg. 5.98 Women’s Rayon Woven Gowns. . .3.88 mushsr Used |. Wars seileg, Brocttn tee navieea ;' — ° Rich rayon in long wearing styles. Broken sizes. 3 ae ; Chi 6.88 46—Reg. to $1 Cosmetic Kits.....-:..:... eke Z 226
95—Reg. to 7.95 Women’s Famous Van Raalte 2] —Reg. 49.95 53-Pc. Famous Hav La - ina. .16. Zipper or snap closing. Plastic limed. Acetate covering, Asst'd colors. Nylon Knit Gowns ...................... 88 Translucent. Slight Irregulars, White only. Horry in to ay. 67—Reg. 2.98 Fitted Travel Kits.......... . 1.88
; Famous brand in wanted colors and scsorted sizes. Hurry in today, 5—Reg. 29.95 53-Pc. Countrvside Dinnerw are. .18.88 Complete with fittings. Zipper closing. Siripe or plaid coverings.
RO Om A i R co N DITI °o N ER 20—Reg. 3.98 Women’s Cotton Broadcloth and First quality In discentineerd pattern. Hurry in today and sare! 80—Reg. 2.98 Junior Kabinettes ee ee 1.88
Knit Pajamas ee ee ee 1.88 & 2.28 1 »—Reg. 924.95 53-Pc. Willow Pat. Dinnerware 14.88 Plastic case that fastens to the wall. Complete with fittings. 3 eoters.
All wanted styles in rich colors. Rreken sizes, Save today. All first quality in rich pink only. Save today. 144—Reg. 1.25 Dorothy (¢ Gray Solid Colognes sexes Je
21—Reg. to 7.50 W omens k amous Roll-On 270) Re 65 Dis . ntinued Patterns of Famous Popular Golden Orchid fragrance. Solid stick, Save today,
2-Way Stretch Girdles ................. 3.88 a Ses ae : , Re 48—Reg. 1.49 Round-The-Neck Mirrors...... . .88¢ Famous brand foundations now drastically reduced. Asserted sizes. ; Dinnerw Five Gasanashop o aon ye wr ap TS le ce eel ac i-tnch Geeble etrcor. 1 cide moqutlving. Metal frame. beve tete?.
30—Reg. to 2.50 Women’s Bras eee ceca 44c¢ & 1.44 Choose saucers, plates, cups, fruits, sugars, ecreamers & bread & butters. 24—Reg ie 98 Vanity Baga oe, 1.83
eso tn 7 wr Sac = ast ont Bra 2 15—Reg. 3.98 Aluminum Lazy Susans....... naa ~ Complete with compact and Mpstick,. Brecade or velvet covering.
80—Reg. to 5.95 Women’s Cotton Bras... ..-.. 88 All first quality with glass inserts. Hurry in teday and sare. ro R 199 V ity Stool ith F White in A, B, C cups, sizes 32 te 40. Hurry in today for severai: 9 - r S , 4 88 (om ee: anity come o™ 50—Reg. to 3.95 Women’s 2-Way Stretch Girdles 24—Reg. 9.95 Famous Raymor Stoneware......4.8 Rubber Pad .......... . 44e and Panty Style ee ee eee .. 1.44 18 pe. atarter sets In grey or white. Hurry in teday and sare. Fer TY ree dea ep bedrest: Plastic shirt. tack iteais ‘rather.
Hurry in today for wanted styles and colors. Gute. sives, 13 Off. Famous Raymor Open Stock prelisiieltellccsieceies Ue Off 70—Reg. 9 98 Travel Suit & Dress Bags. .4 88 & §. 88
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Disney's ‘Snow White’
Has Russians Lined Up
at Capital’s Movies
MOSCOW, (INS)—Moscow movie
fans are queuing up all over the |
capital to see the very latest |
Walter Disney hii—‘‘Snow White |
and the Seven Dwarfs.” |
“Byelosnezhka I Sem Gnomov” |
Moscow movie houses—about a
* * e
And the reactions gathered at
one of the early showings indicate
it will stil be playing to full houses
across the biggest nation in the
world for months—o reven years—
“It's really wonderful,” a pig-
tailed teenager told her girl
friend as she left the theater in |
front of this correspondent. ‘Se
unusyal."’
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THE PONTIAC
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
in advance.
MEMBER OF AUDIT SUREAUD OF CIRCULATIONS
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 195
At Last Someone Comes
Up With Different Idea
Well, someone had to do it.
We've finally seen the first current
- forecast of a “mild business down turn.”
But it’s marked for next spring.
There's some comfort in that.
| x * *
Fortune magazine is the source
of this prediction, but it quali-
fies the assertion with the added
suggestion that 1956 will be an-
other “best business year in
history.”
x & &
Reconciling these is a bit difficult for
this humble editorial mind which never
did evince a flair for higher mathema-
tics. Anyway, no matter what happens,
Fortune ought to be able to say “I told
you so.”
Let’s Celebrate It
Birthdays are fun.
They are especially enjoyable to
young people.
* Our country is going to celebrate its
birthday in a few more days. As na-
tions go, the United States of America
is a youngster, so the Fourth of July
should be a big occasion and an en- .
joyable one for all Americans.
* * *
Here is a suggestion for celebrating
it that will be new to a lot of us; to
too many of us. ;
Let's celebrate the Nation's
birthday this year by buying an
American Flag and flying it. Fly
it from a flagpole, from your
front porch, or any other appro-
priate place you can find.
But fly it.
Pontiac’s downtown business area
does an outstanding job of flying the
Flag, but Flags are seen all too infre-
quently in the residential areas.
* * *
It may be, too, that as your youngster
helps you put the Flag up, or take it
down, you may find an opportunity for
‘a little instruction on the meaning of
citizenship and, loyalty, as well as
freedom. -
Freedom means more in the
world today than it ever has
meant before. For freedom is be-
ing attacked on all sides.- It is
time all of us who believe fn it
should stand up and declare our
faith in it.
We can do just that by flying our
Flag of freedom on each holiday. Let's
celebrate the Fourth of July by flying
the Flag; and if we don't own one, let’s
take care of that little oversight before
the Fourth. Preparedness is also a good
word to remember in these troubled
days.
Progress in Our Schools
. Supt. Dana P. WHITMER is completing
his first year as Superintendent of Pon-
tiac’s public schools. He has had time
to: become acquainted with the sys-
tlem’s physical plant and personnel.
Therefore his statements being made
during this Commencement period be-
fofe various groups carry real weight
and are of more than passing interest.
: * * *
. Dr. Whitmer says that Pontiac's
- schools today rank high among
- Michigan’s public schools. He
- adds that it is his aim to place
«Pontiac in the very forefront
samong all the schools of the
~ State. * * © ® -
Judging by the careful, methodical and thorough manner in which he has
*
to the
aw’ finest possible education
: Verbal
. _Of Ortonville; golden wedding.
hepste of
the people than their children and the
-* schools in ‘which they receive so much
of their training. The people have man-
ifested their confidence.in the schools
and in the Board of Education, so Dr.
WaiTMeR is assured of full co-opera-
tion in his efforts to provide the very
facilities,
teaching staff and teaching methods.
* * *
Thousands of parents are
watching his program with in-
tense and sympathetic interest.
Reparations Cut to Fit
In reaching a reparations agreement
with Japan, the Philippine Republic
wisely has assented to provisions which
will keep the damages within the dé
feated aggressor’s ability to pay.
. * * *
As a result, President Macsay-
say was able to reveal that the
Tokyo government's cash pay-
ment would be only $20,000,000,
spread over a five year period.
In addition $500,000,000 will be
paid by Japan over a 20 year
period in such capital goods as
steamships, locomotives and
machinery. oe
Services to be performed by Japan
to the extent of $30,000,000 will be dis-
charged mainly by marine salvage.
Finally, private Japanese sources are.
to invest $250,000,000 in Philippine
enterprises.
It is reasonable to believe that
both nations will benefit from this
commonsense agreement. Not
only does it recognize Japan's
obligation to make good some of
the war damage, but it should
improve the two countries’ trade
and cultural relations without im-
posing an unbearable burden on
Japan.
The Man About Town
Five Generations
Adams Family Occupies
Prominent Role in County
Weeds; What, if you give them
an inch, they'll take a whole yard.
To know one family through five genera-
tions is the privilege of MAT. In the middle
generation is
Clark J. Adams,
just appointed as Oakland County's new
Circuit Judge. When a boy 1 ran cattle for
his grandfather,
Charles Adams,
for many years an Oakland County stock
buyer.’ His son was Clark's father, the late
Jayno W. Adams,
for a third of a century or more either
supervisor -or school officer in Waterford
Township, where Clark was born in 1904.
Clark ‘has two daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Burris and Miss Janet. ©
The former has a son,
Roger Burris, |
the fifth generation. All are natives of this
area. The family has been prominent among
Oakland County Democrats for close to a
century. Clark's home is approaching eligi-
bility as a centennial farm.
Word comes from Cantu, Italy, that ©
Gunnar G. Birkerts
of Bloomfield Hills, won first prize in one
section of a recent international competition
for furniture design there.
Newest member of the Oakland County
Board of Supervisors,
Eugene Swem,
recently chosen to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of
William Roeser,
finds himself In a city job. He has been
named chairman of the commission to draw
up a charter for a form of government tn
his Southfield Township, which voted that
way after his appointment to the township
position. : . S
Pheasants do more good than harm, ac-
cording to
Wesley Artman
who has been making a study of them on
his acreage near Rochester. He says they
feast on bugs, worms, grasshoppers, and just
dote on—poison ivy berries. a
Devotees of the old fashioned square
dance,
“Swing 'em in gingham,”
are not suspending for a summer vacation
in some sections of the Pontiac area.
An exceptional pianist and member of this
year’s class in Pontiac High School is
Miss Greta Phipps
of 231 Onelda Road, whose name was in-
advertently omitted in the published list of
those in a recent recital program.
a a
Orchids to—
Mrs. Edith Curran
of 1009 Argyle St.; eighty-seventh birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe
_. Dr, and Mrs. ©. 0, Roberts
of South Lyon; golden wedding. ee 2
{ , “
i , :
ee one $ | ‘
s Pee: * b 4 Li
vier!
Poters~ :
Jack Spratt Who Eats Fat and Everything
David Lawrence Says:
World Law* Must Solve
Riddle of Air Rights
By DAVID LAWRENCE
WASHINGTON — There was a
time when International Law
meant something in the world.
Such: things as the right to travel
on the seas—which is parallel to
the right to travel through the air
—were jealously guarded by the
principal nations.
Today, however, the
tional lawyers of yesteryear would
have a hard time defining just
what is the present status of af-
fairs. Is the United States, for
example, in a ‘state of war’ with
Soviet Russia? Many times in his-
tory acts of war have been com-
mitted without being officially rec-
ognized as such. That's what is
happening wees interna-
For when the Russians shot
down a VU. S. Navy patrol plane
off the coast of AJaska last week,
they committed an act of war.
Also when the so-called Chinese
Communist Air Force, operated by
Russians, shot at a commercial
airliner carrying an American doc-
tor on a mercy flight to the Matsu
Islands a couple days ago, another
act of war was committed.
The air is free, just as are
the seas. While some govern-
ments claim three miles, others
insist on drawing a line twelve
miles from their coasts as within
their lawful jurisdiction. Beyond
that line no nation has the right
to attack except in wartime.
The Russian fighter planes, fly-
ing the Communist Chinese insig-
nia, violated American rights on
the high seas when they jeopar-
dized the life of an American
citizen aboard the commercial
airliner, Under international law,
this is a flagrant defiance of the
status of a neutral country. For,
while Nationalist China and Red
China may be at war, the United
States does not consider itself in a
State of war with the Communist
STATE OF WAR?
The Peiping government, how-
ever, may feel it is in a state of
war with the United States. This
has been denied by its spokesmen
but, if the Communist fighter
planes, manned by Russians, con-
tinue to attack noncombatant air-
planes, the inference will be plain
that the immunity of commercial
airplanes from attack is being dis-
regarded.
* * Ld
It was precisely this sort of an
issue which led to the American
entry into World War I. when
German submarines torpedoed not
only the vessels of belligerents but
also neutral ships carrying Amer-
ican passengers. There is no more
right under International Law for
the Communist Chinese pr the Rus-
sians to attack the commercial air-
liners than there was for the Ger-
mans in 1917 to attack passenger
steamers carrying American citi-
zens,
But, since the Soviet Government
is permitting its aviators to oper-
ate the fighter planes of Red.
China, it may be contended also
that, so far as Moscow is con-
cerned, a state of war exists and
orders apparently have been is-
sued to fire at will on any planes
flying a foreign flag no matter if
they are outside the territorial
limits of Red China and Soviet
Russia. .
A whole series of incidents In
the Baltic In recent years points.
up to the fact that, from the
Communist viewpoint, there is a
war on. Nations at peace with
one another do not fire on each
other's vessels or airplanes.
There have been far too many
episodes of this kind In the last
been given’ American ships and
planes only if they are attacked.
CHANGE ORDERS?
The mere fact that both sides
are aware of the so-called ‘‘acci-
dents’’ may make necessary a re-.
vision of instructions, Both sides
will continue to engage in patrol
work, There would normally be
no risks, because the seas and the
air above them are free under In-
ternational Law. The crux of the
problem is the usurpation of Soviet.
Russia in recent months of the
right to fire on anything beyond
the twelve-mile territorial limit.
I¢ the subject has been
threshed out in any exchange of
notes covering the legal phases,
there has been no publicity given
the matter,
Certainly the coming Four Pow-
er Conference at Geneva could
well afford to seek a clarification
of the rights of noncombatant air-
planes to travel anywhere so long
as governments profess to be at
peace with one another. As for
military planes, they should be
free from attack except when they
fly close to the shores of another
country without advance permis-
sion. Failure to clear up legal
rights in these cases could con-
ceivably lead to an episode that
could inflame public opinion and
lead to grave consequences.
_ (Copyright 1955) PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 28,1955,
Voice of the People
Reader Deplores
Open to College Students on Vacation space.
and the writer must acco
these wil] aot be
eo requesta unieas
its nature .
It seems a crying shame to me
that there are no jobs open to
summer-free tollege students,
I realize that it is a problem
for employers to hire students for
a short three months,
There is a prodigious number letrer ts critical tp
. of jobs that are only at their
apex during the summer, It
seems like college men and wom-
en could be given first chance at
such jobs, .
I am safe in saying that most
college students can type, we.te,
and follow instructions. The preced-
ing are definite prerequisites for
almost any job,
Am I right in assuming that
we are to worry about our own
finances? | have heard it said
many times—‘‘where there is a will
there is a way."’ We have the will.
Do you have the way?
Darrell H. Beach
653 Homestead Dr.
Asks if ‘Special’ Ones
Get Homes in Section
Do you have to be somebody
special to get your “home” pic-
tured in your .Saturday ‘“Back-
ground for Living’ section? My
husband is just a plain grinder
in a Detroit machine shop and
I'm a plain housewife and choir
director at our church,
We hope to have our home com-
pleted by September.
Mrs. William Russell Scott
4265 England Beach Dr.,
Milford
Editor’s Note: Some of our most
interesting home sections have
been done on houses of moderate
cost. We select houses which are
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE
I am so much in love with you
. . . I know not what to say...
Except that you are wonderful .. .
You take my breath away ... My
mind gets dizzy. and my heart .. .
Is bound to skip a beat... Each
time we share the telephone .
And every time we meet... I only
have to look at you .. . Or listen
to your voice ,. . And I am really
positive ...I want no other choice
- » . You are the only one for me
... As long as I may live... The
one I love and long to serve...
With all that I can give ... There
is no other one on earth ... For
whom my soul could yearn; .. I
love you and I beg of you... To
love me in return.
(Copyright 1955)
built by do-it-yourself home build-
ers as well as by regular con-
struction contractors. To maintain
the reader appeal of this weekly
page, it is always necessary to do houses which are photographic and
interesting in decor as well as
story background. We like to visit
a house before we make final de-
cision and will pay you a visit
when your house is completed.
Hal Boyle Says:
No Real Scientist Today
Can Even Explain Sleep
NEW YORK, UW—The poor man's
adventurer:
My child, my child!
This world lies before you, the
great unknown.
So many boundaries unexplored.
The mighty Greeks. and they did
many things, said ‘‘Know thyself.”
The Romans, boisterous prison-
ers of the Greek mind, after robust
centuries said the same thing.
The torch of inquiry, handed
down by every wandering tribe
who held the sword of conquest
since then, remains both a ques-
tion and a commandment.
* * *
We work by the back door. We
try to understand nature while re-
fusing to try to admit even that
this is only a window glimpse into
ourselves.
But the magnificent power that
can now be massed and take a
magnificent look .at the human
race — the poor things We are
after all these centuries, the great
things that by a power above us
had endowed us with the ability
to do — must not merely bleed
into death. e
Here is our time. Here are our
weapons.
* * *
The weapons by the grace of
God — if that is the word — have
always lain like dust in the world.
The main tool is the mind of man,
if man is destined to survive on
this crowded earth and raise the
hard victory of the mind against
the pull of easy ignorance.
How little we know, after these
centuries, and they have been
many suffering centuries.
No real scientist today can tell
even what sleep is. Or why he
can't build life.
The doctor surrounds his patient
with soft words and soft medica-
ments, but he fools neither himself
nor his patient. The mystery of
final knowledge escapes both—and
both yearn to know.
* * LJ
Man, the Divine animal, is a
totem pole, a tall and enduring
monument on which is scratched
both ignorance and discovery.
The reach for what igs true is
the tremendous voyage of man,
and man has but put his foot in a
Case Records of a Psychologist
Give Children Simple, Factual Answers
When They Start Asking Sex Questions Joel surprised his well edu-
cated mother by a simple uni-
versal query of children. And
she didn’t know what to say!
For a college diploma often
leaves you without the practical
solutions to everyday problems,
which is why your newspaper
offers this educational column
daily. Newspapers make up for
deficiencies in the college cur-
riculum,
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case 0-368: Joel B., aged 3, is
now at the questioning age.
“Mommy, where did 1 come
from?” he asked, as do other in-
telligent youngsters of this age,
for that's when they become in-
terested in origins.
In past generations, even col-
lege graduates have hemmed and
hawed and then replied with some
bizarre story, such as the fact
the stork brought the baby.
“But, Dr. Crane,’’ many mothers
have asked me, “how much should
I tell my child?
“I'm afraids that if I tell him
too much, then he may grow un-
duly interested in sex, So where
do you draw the line?"
SEX EDUCATION
On several previous occasions I
have.asked you readers to write
to me about your childhood tutel-
lage in sex matters. bd s #@
I've urged you to tell me if
you obtained scientific sex counsel
too early in life or in too big
doses, when it came from reput-
able sources such as parents, the
physician, Scout Master, teacher,
etc.
And nobody from coast to
coast has thus far ever replied
that he was given teo much sel-
entific sex information or at too
early an age. :
On the contrary, however, I have
had many patients and have re-
ceived hundreds of letters from you
ey Instead, they decided to find out
for themselves, so they often got
into sexual difficulties, largely
from scientific curiosity. And they
often contracted venereal disease
as a consequence and became per-
manentiy sterile so they could
never have any children in mar-
riage.
“I blame my father for my
sterility,” a prominent life insur-
“ance executive told me,
“When I asked him where I
came from, he replied that he
had gone hunting one day and
heard a pack of wolves snarling
at each other over behind a brush
pile,
DISCOVERS LIE
“When he dre# closer, he fired
at the wolves and they retreated.
Then he found me lying on the
ground and took me home.
* * *
“Well, Dr. Crane, as I grew old
enough to enter grammar school,
I learned that he had tricked me.
So I resolved to find out for myself.
And I ultimately contracted gonor-
rhea, which is why I am now
unable to have any
telling them too early im life, if
you give them the simple, scientific
so it gives him an understand-
able idea.
“Yes, Dr. Crane, but suppose he
then wants to know how he got out
and also how he got in?*’ ‘Joel's
mother repliec, * 2
See tomorrow's Case Record for
the answer to these common quer-
ies and meanwhile send for my
bulletin “Sex Education from 2 to
20 Years.’ enclosing a stamped,
return envelope, plus a dime.
~ always write te Dr
re of The ‘inc in ca Pon‘ Press, Pontiac, Michigan, enclosine a long 3c stamped,
self-addressed enve a dime to
cover typing and printing costs when
you ound. for ‘one bts psychological
charts.
(Copyright 1955) . Studies all the angles, trembling canoe he created him-
self and pushed with a small
courage into a roaring dark.
Who are you? Where can you
go? What can you learn? What can
you really do for people? What can
the human race become? * 8 @
More than it is. For all that we
know, we remain as a folk a child,
curious, but a-tiptoe, loving the
light behind us — and afraid of
carrying a candle forward into the
blackness ahead.
~ Smiles Bars on cell windows are not put
there to keep you out. Drive at a
safe rate of speed!
A judge's advice to keep young
daughters at home nights is okay,
“except when parents have to stay
there too, to be sure.
When it’s the wife who bought
it is about the only time when
a dog isn't a friend of man.
This is the season of more
yearning and less earning capa-
city.
Talking to one’s self is not a
sign of insanity, says a scientist.
We feel better already!
The usual number of boys will
leave the farm this summer—to
plow through life some place else.
The successful business man
says a
banker. At least he’s not running
around in circles,
In a Connecticut town a tax!
driver lets passengers decide what
they think a trip is worth. Doubt-
less he avoids bumpy roads.
An educator says most folks
are smarter than they think.
Every man should read this to
his wife.
Some women admit they'd like
to marry for money—making the
American dollar go farther than
cupid's dart.
Looking Back
15 Years Ago
RUSSIA AND GERMANY may
fight over Rumania.
AXIS PLEDGES Rumania aid
against Russia,
26 Years Ago
DETROIT SLAYING | suspect
held in Indiana.
EXPECT 1000 at Christian Lee
gion convention here. 2
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
Therefore, when he was going
out, Jesus said, Now is the Son
of man glorified, and God is
glorified in him.—John 13:31, = * *
bring . transcendent mysteries of our
faith, Christ's life and death and
resurrection, to the help of the
humblest and commonest of hu-
man wants.—Phillips Brooks.
3 Glasses of Milk a Day
Prevent Premature Aging
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Milk, whole fresh milk, skim>
milk, buttermilk, sour milk, Bul-
garian milk, acidophilus milk,
evaporated milk, dried powdered
milk, whichever you prefer, is the
best food source of calcium.
. es * *
Any and every kind of cheese is
second only to milk in this re--
spect.
Not fess than 1'2 pints, three
large glassfuls, of milk daily is
the most essential] item in the
high calcium health diet.
No other food is so nearly per-
fect as milk. No other food can be
more properly called health food.
GULLIBLE CUSTOMERS
The trick specialists and “‘clinic”’
racketeers, who almost outnum-
ber honest doctors today, are still
telling their gullible customers
that “too much” calcium ts dan-
gerous, as it may be “‘deposited”
in the womee joints, arteries, etc. * * é
Whatever it is, the poor
imagine it must be more
that way, . ,
Why are the bones of elderly
people more fragile than the bones
of young persons? Any schoolboy
QUOTES TEXT
ie Lack of Summer Jobs
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R -|° The whole Fulton School put Tuna Boat Goes Down [were rescued unhurt. -
[at Unsiated Problem i" im tate tat 0 ed Aer plows, @ Soved. [anti nt teem also | MY STORE OPEN a nsia r e | 508 ny | after the blas > ste alf : fe] oil, soap and grease; nothing) ‘ ‘first. The bow half sank later ‘TIL 6 P.M. TONIGHT!
; gavé an A to the cop who shipped ane —— |
yesterday, couldn't figure how to G4 and boy to a sheet metal OWners was lost in an explosion) yy Washington in New Hamp- 20 8. Perry 8.
by Brett Hallida , get his finger from a hole in his’ shop where they freed him with and fire yesterday 28 miles south-; shire rises to an altitude of 6,293
y * “Ss y Distributed by desk. shears west of here. The eight crewmen feet.
NEA Service, Ine.
TRE STORY: Unwittingly Private “Oh, no, we don’t. And don’'t,tow after cutting his throat so|
en gy ‘hetpea's _ bother tracing this call either. I'm | neat." ;
arrest, Later Tim Reerke, « mae jae 8 roadside pay station miles} ‘I don't know what you're talk-
"s bedy under the bed iu the | aWay from anywhere and I'll be) ing about.”
eee tcey ee ne tmies. [gone from here before you could! «Don’t give me that. I know he
do any good.” had it on him when he went to
Xi “What's your angle?” your girl’s place. I know it wasn't
SHAYNE let Timothy Rourke ‘The dough, chum. The moola. on him when you dumped him in
F The cash you lifted off Jack Bris-' the street awhile ago. It’s simple precede him into the sitting room : , ‘like that. I want it,” the voice |
of his hotel ment in down- ; went on unemotionally. “You want |
town Miami, | I should ring up your pal the Chief |
Shayne went past him to a wall y and tell him just the kind of games |
cabinet and took down a bottle of | you played tonight?”
“Go ahead,” growled Shayne, bourbon and one of cognac. He | : |
set a six-ounce wine glass beside asinos q eS | putting a uote of disgust in his
the cognac on the table, went into ' voice, “What do you think you
the kitchen and returned with two | can prove?” -
glasses of ice = ~ = hangs Nevada Town Suffers “Plenty, chum. Puhlenty. Listen
glass filled with ice cubes. The illi | just where you stand on this deal. reporter splashed whisky on top of Half Million Damage Se mot iss girllica, laces:
ice cubes, carefully added a mi-| jn Sudden Fire | “What girl?’ Shayne’s voice was
—~ Ledlien nal a hin lazily and | suddenly harsh and there were ourke a ep a ; e
sid "One of te mot nhlarios| LY. New m—Two gambling] SOR ry He re wakes I ever attended. Which one | clubs and three cafes were de-|,. ae . ee a she 3 . | little number you've been playing
of tonight's stiffs are we drinking | Stroyed last night in a fire that | couse with tonight. She's crazy to + : i e
V m& | TOLEDO, Ohio Seventh. 1. | Worked. | SAN DIEGO, Calif. —A tuna! Ji a Coast Guard plane circled
Death Has Li @S Ler Stephen Vass, in math class) Teacher called the police and | clipper valued at $225,000 by its, ee SAM BENSON
to?” spread so swiftly the game opera- | : : te on es cayreeuneens get to the cops after | told her “Both. tors couldn't grab currency on the you bumped Hugh off too. How's
“You're the detective. Start de- * it going to sound when she tells Mayor N. E. Broadbent estimat-| = tecting.” . __| how you dragged Bristow out to
Shayne swore mildly and took | © pad building and equipment loss | jr with his throat cut? You and
another sip of cognac, “You were | 2! between $500,000 and $750,000. ,our side-kick, Rourke,” said his
with Gentry in the dead girl's An undetermined amount of cur- | cajler happily. “She can identify |
room. Give me the whole pice | "ency was lost by the Capitol and| him, too, you know. So... do
oe”: j the Alpine clubs. | we make a deal?” :
F , | = 2 * | “What kind of deal?’
‘There isn't much. Seems this The four-story brick wall of the “I told you all I wanted. The
girl who called herself Trixie and fF), Theater building stopped the} dough. Then I'll hand over the only | was registered at Gladys Smith fire's sweep westward across the| witness against you except myself, from New Orleans, moved into the | business district of this copper! and you can take care of her any room a few weeks ago. Way We) mining and milling town of about| way you want.” got it, Trixie never seemed to have | 4 p99, “Jack Bristow had about two any dates, Stayed in most of the; «1, that brick wall hadn't been | bucks on him,”’ stated Shayne flat- time, away from the other girls.| there, we'd have fost half the ly. “Tim Rourke will back me up| None of them ever. actually 88W | town,’ Broadbent said. ‘on that, If you want those two) his face, but a couple of times) Fire Chiet Pete Popholm said) bucks you can have them.” saw a man going in or out, whom | the fire was started by defective | (To Be Continued) they thought had come or was £0 | wiring or in the air conditioning | —————___ : ing to her room, There were some equipment of the Capitol Club. |
men's clothes in the bureau, and an
extra suit in the closet, so that |
seems to be that” Prober Meets D. V. M. “ ta jon ‘- * Reopening His Veterinar
TRIXHE STRANGLED, F BI Tipster Practice et Mis fone ee
“A little before 9 a girl across- in New Ro le 794 N. Perry Ph. FE 2-6113
the hall and two male friends drop
in, and she went across to see) j O05 ANGELES W—A San Die) ——— = if Trixie would like to join them. | nousewite who once han : a » handed Rep. |
She knocked on the door and got! Donald L. Jackson (R-Calif) a GMC TRUCKS no answer but saw- light inside a
and opened the door, Trixie lay | Panphct pritied with Communist pal mele on the floor, fully dressed, and Bay | by Pontiac People as a Witness before a House Un-|
o— a. é press haba American Activities subcommittee. | WILSON GMC CO. a oan two of her fi Rep. Jackson, a member of the | Oakland at Cass, Pontiac — aa ‘as ream! kes pate subcommittee, studied Mrs. Anita |
rather thoroughly searched. That's Bell Schneider, mother of two, as |
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it out to Shayne. as I was going to one of our com. It is in the nature of things for men to hold _ styles in motor cars—and not gr the nod ~— motor car in the whiole automotive world? The redhead took the phone and ite. heari : : 7 — ——a 2. . : : od Lats | ths ; exid, “Shame specking.” a ee E Cc y A E M A “en rar rm ee _ to Codillec for its great dignified silhouette? Wel tec! mauted that you an aware
A man's veice answered bigs. |1 am.” 3 ootball, baseball, politics—guns, golf Who could take the wheel of thisdynamic _ that Cadillac is the car of cars. But that is
jabeerebdle lich, Sting, Sern; x ‘ : : A voice he did not recognize. It | “And you were working for the| Petehes of Tiay Blisters: clubs, breeds in dogs . .. name a best, and performer—with a hundred horsepower but part of the wonderful Cadillac story. had a harsh quality, with the | FBI at that time?” Cresting, Sceting; Thick, you have an argument. . added to its engine for safety alone—and slurred intonation of a southern- “Yes Creched-Open Shin And so it goes through boats and trains not crown it the king of the highway? There are economy—and value—and er, “Was that your reporter | “Well,” said Jackson, “you had dependability. There are long life—and —and horses and tennis and makes of planes.
friend with you?” me fooled. I think you even hissed ; Who could relax in its luxurious com." resale value—and freedom from repairs. Whayne said, “Yes.” pees E teee Bh isway va when it comes to a! cars, you'll fort for a mile or five hundred—and fail And there are all the other sound, practi- os ; seldom get an argument if you name ize i ; ; “adi _“You want to talk important bus-} 44. s-nneider. who said rhe! C IDILEIC , g f yo to recognize it as the finest riding car on _—ca/ reasons for owning a Cadillac. iness in front of him? ua & Mmeeaber er ie wart ‘ enemialemin the word's Kighways! | Come in and We'll be “What sort of business?” a r from 7 ome in and see us. We’ only too “Important to you. About the |/*! to 194, said that the Com-| oysine ot your dregpist, 600, $1.00 8 $1.78 That's just about as close as men can And who could look back over its illus- happy to give you the whole- story—and run-around you gave the s to | munist party “‘gave me $40” to come to universal agreement. And with trious past—or look about him at th he k Thi i f h ders a have the leaflets printed, She said good reason. rte oe * Se ere be 2 cate hey Peerates) at the ght. eai-eiaca people who own it and drive it today— _— wheel... and you'll understand why there's Shayne said, “I never have kept | ‘P4¢ the suboommition see: 46.. Who could look about him at th 1 d laim it as th distingu: A ae tre Te Neacget|sion in San Diego “they haven't!| : im at the various = and not acclaim it as the most distinguished no argument about a Cadillac!
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NEW YORK, —You can now
read the story of Jesus and the
Apostles and see actual scenes of
the places where they were, the
roads they traveled and objects
they used.
The American Bible Society to-
day published a unique new testa-
ment, which uses the treasures of
the world’s museums and the latest
archeological findings to help tell
the drama.
“Never before has such a com-
plete and authentic pictorial
record of Jesus’ time been as-
sembied,"’ said Dr. Gilbert Dar-
lington, a society scholar who
supervised its preparation.
* * *
It gives the scriptural accounts,
side-by-side with pictures.
“We ran into all kinds of phony,
unsubstantiated relics, but passed
them up,” Darlington said. ‘We
have used only those things which
the greatest historians and arche-
ologists are sure about.”
All sorts of glimpses into Jesus’
era are shown—the coin he said
men should “render unto Caesar,”
the interior of the room where he
was tried before Pilate, the garden
of Gethsemane.
There are pictures of ships, mill-
stones, sandals and clothing of the
times, of glassware, manuscripts,
of statues and ancient trees and
buildings that stood when Jegus
passed in their vicinity.
Along with the Sermon on the
Mount is a view of that barren,
rocky slope. With the account of
Jesus calming the storm on the
| Sea of Gallilee is a view of a storm
| raging on Gallilee. ) * bd
There are photographs of the
| well in Nazareth where Jesus and
,hig mother drew water, of the
| gambling dice used in Corinth, of
the lonely road where the Good
Samaritan aided the stranger.
| “It's pretty desolate territory
,along there,’ Darlington com-
| mented. ,
The book has 566 photographs,
nine maps and six diagrams.
Printed on slick paper in the pic-
ture-book size, with verses in
| paragraph form. the 256-page book.
is called ‘“‘The Good News" ard
sells for $2.
| “We wanted to make the New
| Testament come to life as realis-
tically ag possible,’’ Darlington
said. ‘By seeing the scenes and
objects while reading about them,
people can get more of the flavor e s
In compiling the material, the
‘society enlisted help of the Louvre
‘in Paris, the School of Classical
Studies in Athens, the American
Academy in Rome, the School of
Oriental Research in Jerusalem
and museums throughout America.
To get some photographs re-
quired lengthy negotiations. For
instance, it took permission of the
British and Greek air ministries
and the U.S. Civil Aeronautics
American Bible. Society
Prints Unique Testament
Board to get an aerial photo of | j the volcanic isle where St. John
wrote the Book of Revelation. —
A special team, German histor-
ian Dr. F. K. Doerner and Ameri-
can archeologist Theresa Goel
were sent on a mission to trace
the steps of Jesus and Apostles,
and photograph the places and
things along the way.
Charges Education
on Downhill Trend
LOS ANGELES (#—A Stanford |
psychologist today charged that) =
education in the last decade has |
deteriorated despite more public |
interest, more money spent and_|
more teachers.
In an address prepared for the,
convention of the American Assn.
of University Women, Dr. Lois M.
Stolz laid much of the blame on
what she called “authoritarian-
ism.” She listed other causes
as ‘‘inflation and population in-
creases."’
Dr. Stolz charged that legislation | |
“to control teachers’ thoughts has
been passed under the guise of
patriotism.”
“Teachers in the public schools | |
have been put under a subtle type
of espionage,” she said, ‘‘with
former FBI agents employed on
the staffs of some state depart- |
ments of education.
“It has been a time of tension,
when any person, no matter how
irresponsible,
in a community by hysterically
pointing a finger at the public
schools and calling ‘international-
igt’ or ‘Socialist’ or ‘Communist.’ ”
RAF Jet Claims
Record Between
Ottawa, London
LONDON «® — The Royal Air,
Force claimed the first jet record |
for the 3.330 miles between Ottawa | ©
and London today. Jets had made |
the flight before, but never under
conditions meeting international
record requirements.
The British bid was made by
the Royal Air Force twin-engine
Canberra bomber which last week
hopped over the arctic from Nor-
way to Alaska in a test of long-
range navigational] techniques un-
der polar conditions.
It arrived early this morning at
West Malling Airport, 20 miles east
of London, 6 hours and 48 min-
utes after its takeoff yesterday
from Ottawa.
The Air Ministry said it would
submit to international aviation au-
thorities a time of 6 hours 42 min-
utes 12 seconds—from the center
of Ottawa to the cehter of London.
A ministry spokesman said the
plane averaged 496.8 m.p.h,
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WASHINGTON ~The Commis- ;
sion on Intergovernmental Rela-
_tions took issue today with Presi-
dent Eisenhower's highway finan-
cing program and: called on his|
administration to assume full com-
mand of civil defense.
The 25-member commission, cre-
ee | ee THE PoNTr AC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 08, 1955
__'Study Group Reports o on Government: taxes’ to cities and states, in com-
pensation for real estate stricken
from their tax rolls because of
federal ownership.
3. Increased federal approprie-
tions for a stepped-up, state-ad-
ministered highway construction
program to be financed on a “'pay-
as-you-build" basis, not by bor-
ated by Congress two years ago|
to tecommend boundary lines for |
overlapping taxes and encroaching |
governmental authority, filed with)
the President a 3ll-page document |
_ idea proposing
l for cakes, fries and L Withdrawal of the federal gov. |
ernment from some fields of taxa-
tion—leaving them to the states
| and cities—as rapidly as tax reduc. |
tion becomes possible. It named |
no specific taxes. ;
Ld s *
2. Federal ‘‘payments in lieu of rowing.
4. Action by Congress to trans-
fer responsibility for civil defense
to Washington from the states and,
| eities—which the commission said |
(are ill-equipped financially and
otherwise to carry the burden.
5. Continuance with some im-
| portant changes and curtailments,
of federal grants-in-aid. under
which more than two billion dol-
‘lars annually is furnished to states
and local governments. The federal
grant, the report said. “has be-
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| Proposal of the Conference of Gov-
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|
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| you-go basis and that Congress | come a fully matured device of co- | | panded highway program he fi-|
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view ing concern, emphasized this eased motor fuel taxes.”.
s @ *
tal objecti of our | _ A fundamental objective « The report also urged that ‘‘no | system of government should be |
to keep centralization to a mini-| federal aid be given for any toll | road,”’ and declared: ‘It would be
a basic mistake and wasteful du- to a maximum.” ; 2d ' plication for the national govern- * * Ld
ment to embark on a new pro- It called on the government to}
exercise ‘‘forbearance”’ in |ram of actually building, main- ne |
croaching on the jurisdiction | ane - — any large
states, counties and cities, but em-| segment of the highway network.
phasized that the states must herd Civil defense was one of a few
ernize their constitutions and tax) instances in which the commission
systems and reorgahize their ad- ‘departed from its'main theme of
ministrative machinery to. serve’ avoiding ‘centralization’ of au-
the public better, It proposed that thority in Washington. In others—
each state launch “a searching notably grants fer agriculture and
reappraisal of its fiscal policies.” welfare—ft urged greater state and
local responsibility, In housing and
civil aviation, itsupported the pres-
ent state-fedeg4l division of respon-
sibility “at for the immedi-
| ate future.” i
Today's report was considered
certain to disappoint such groups |
as the US. Chamber of Commerce
federal gov ern-
ment from aid programs.
acknowledged
“divides re-
sponsibility and offers ample op-
and car-
ries other disadvantages, But it
held that federal programs which
require state matching funds have |
stimulated many needed programs | The commission
i CLAY
The commission also rejected the
ernors that the government relin- |
ting the states increase their ss
for hghway development,
The report lent support to con-
gressional critics of Eisenhower's
plan to finance part of a 10-year |
highway program through long- |
term borrowings, The Senate has |
already rejected this provision in|
favor of a Democratic plan for |
bigger annual appropriations; the
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| Eugene C. Pearce, 35, today faces
the next 10 to 15 years in prison. |
: Circuit Judge James E. O'Neill
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| Victims of the fire included
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Mrs. Sadie M. Patten of Augusta avenue (right) pre-| the garden of Mrs. John Susin of Bloomfield Hills. Pic-
sented a gift to Mrs. Grace Shulz of State street on behalf | tured looking on are Mrs. Frank McGregor of East Iroquois
of the Pontiac Republican Women’s Club Mpnday after-| road (left) and Mrs. Charles Barrett of Mohawk road (sec-
-noon.. Mrs. Shulz is president of the group which met in ond from le/t),
Rev. Burton
ls Speaker
on Monday
Group Gathers at
John Susin Home
in Bloomfield
The Rev. Malcolm K. Burton of 2 og
, Es
~
A yi
7 ; 5 faih,
“Communism and Socialism”
was the topic chosen by the Rev.
Mr. Burton who was introduced to
members by Mrs. Eleah Patten.
per |
anata ag
; Agnes Hilton is
secretary and Mrs. Ernest Huth- | Commenting on the interesting talk! Women’s Club on Monday afternoon were £ & | waite ig assistant secretary. ] | made by the Rev. Malcolm K. Burton:of| Mrs. Lula Luby of Lowell street (left) and
| First Congregational Church (center) be-- Mrs. Amelia Ball of. Seminole avenue
fore members of the Pontiac Republican\ (right).
Womens Section ea Mrs. Emma Pelican is treasurer; |
Mrs. Janette Bathum is assistant |
secretary; Mrs. J. L. Slaybaugh is
parliamentarian and Mrs. ‘Mary
Chapman is auditor.
* s * |
Mrs. Robert L. Stacey of Bir-
mingham, state central committee-
woman, gave a short talk on
important dates and complimented
_membérs of the local club on a
recent fund-raising campaign of
which Mrs. McGregor was chair-
man.
Tea was enjoyed on the patio
ot the Susin home following the
meeting. Mrs. Maude Place and
Mrs. Hugh Christie assisted the
hostess,
Mrs. Shulz presented gifts to the
retiring officers )
PAGES 14-15 Ss
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1955
Judith I. Nosanchuk Becomes Bride o
Rabbi Henry Moschander of Con-| lace were appliqued to the bouf-
gregation B'nai Israel performed - fant skirt which fell in unpressed
the ceremony. pleats and ended in a long ca-
The bride wore a white silk thedral train. ,
gown with fitted bodice aecent- A Juliet cap of matching lace
ed- with a portrait neckline, The | held her triple-tiered veil of silk
short sleeves were trimmed with illusion in place. She was carry-
Alencon face. Floral inserts of the | ing a white orchid, stephanotis and
= ———— | ivy on a mother-of-pearl! Bible.
| ATTENDED BY SISTER
Judith Tene Nosanchuks daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. David E.
Utley of Henry Clay avenue, was |
married Thursday evening in Hol- |
iday Manor, Detroit, to Stuart.
Carl Hords. Stuart's parents are
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Lawrence Hords of
Pasadena avenue, Detroit,
Sue H. Fleming Repeats Nuptial Vows Oakland Avenue United Presby-
terian Church was the setting Sat-
urday -afternoon at 4 o'clock for
the marriage of Sue H, Fleming to
Charles N. Hampton.
bd e L iter of the bride, was maid of
j honor, Bridesmaids imcluded De-
|borah Wainer and Diane Skar,
cousins of the bride, both ef De-
troit,
They were attired in dresses of
pink crystallette with the bodices
studded with rhinestones, and they
carried cascade bouquets of pink Sue H.
Fleming
became the The bride, who resides on Frank- bride of lin boulevard, is the daughter of
Mrs. Howard Wice of Clarkston Charles N. roses.
a Elmo Fleming of Franklin Hampton The brother of the bride, Mei
; Saturday Nosanchuk, served as best man, and seating the guests were Hil-
liard Kelley and Seymour Kilei-
man, both of Detroit.
The bride’s mother chose a pow
der blue dress of Belgium lace,
ballerina length. A Chantilly lace
"| gown of the same shade was worn
by the bri ‘s mother,
Mrs, .Louis Nosanchuk, grand-
mother of the bride, wore a rose
lace dress and a lavender orchid The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs, V. A. Davis of Detroit and
Henry Hampton of Paducah, Ky.
The Rev, Theodore R. Allebach
‘officated at the ceremony. The
bride wore a ballerina-length gown
of light blue crystallette, fashioned
bouffant skirt afternoon, She}
- 1s the daughter
of Mrs.
Howard Wice
of Clarkston
and Elmo
Fleming of
Franklin
.
boulevard, He | Both mothers ehose to wear pink
ae '| orchids.
aed , yi When the bride left with her rs. . A. | husband for a wedding trip to
Davis of Florida, tie ie a ~~
. cotton suit. Upon their return, Mr.
Detroit and | ina Mrs, Hords will live in De- Henry troit.
Coming Events Blue Star Mothers ChaptPr 4 will meet at YMCA‘ thits evening at 8
Daughters of Pontiac, Lodge 184 wilt Hampton of
Paducah, Ky.
_ MR. and MRS. CHARLES HAMPTON |
|
|
Brenda Utley of Detroit, a sis-| }
Admiring the roses in the garden of Mrs. the hostess Monday afternoon were Mrs.|
n Susin of Bloomfield Hills (center) H. B. Christie of Royal Oak (left) and| “1 would like to know if my Joh
were members of the Pontiac Republican Mrs. Harry Place of North Sa ¢-
eds
bya) "ht
Women’s Club. Touring the garden with
Personal News of Interest an Women Hear Talk on ‘Communism and Socialis
|
| |
|
| | visitor to stay
| interrupting.
isome excuse and leave. But if you —— +—
To Leave
or to Stay
ls Problem
Unexpected Guest
Shouldn’t Interrupt
Game or Talk
By EMILY POST
Today's first letter asks: “Will
you please tell me when going to
visit a friend in the afternoon and
you find that she has other guests,
it for unexpected
or the
must she take proper IS.
leave as soon as possible?”
Answer—If they are playing
bridge, or seem to have been hav-
ing a conversation that you are
you should make
think the conversation is general,
j you stay.
“Dear Mrs. Post: I have been
asked to propose a teast at a
golden wedding anniversary and
I can't fer the life of me think
of a suitable toast. Can you help
| me?"
It is very difficult to
suggest definité toasts because
they ought to be personal and
Spontaneous and express the senti-
ment of the person proposing i.
However, as a suggestion, you Answer
‘|might say something like the fol-
| lowing: “To Mr. and Mrs. Longlife
—May the saddest days of their
| future be like the happiest days of
| their past.”
“Dear Mrs, Post: I am planning
to be married late this summer
,and am having trouble deciding
who should give me away Both
my parents are deceased. | have
an older married sister and young-
er married brother.
“The invitation4 are going out
in my sister and ber husband's
names. I lived with them for 16
years after my parents death,
but have been on my own now
id ginaw street.
|
Residents Making Plans for Holiday Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kaschel
with their daughters, 3-year-old
Bonnie and Judy, 7 months, will
| arrive Friday to spend the July
|Fourth holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
|C. E, Summers of Commerce road.
|Mrs. Kaschel is the former Elea-
nor Summers. |
* et |
Mrs. M. E. Markell has re- |
turned to her home in Caldwell, |
N,. J., after attending the wedding |
of Judith Nosanchuk and Stuart
Herds in Detroit Thursday
'was a guest of the David
'Utleys of Henry Clay avenue.
al he e *
She |
LE:
Leaving Thursday for Basil,
| Ohio, will be Margaret Steward
| ot Washington street, She will
visit friends and relatives.
é = ¥
i
sons of Tilden avenue for two
| weeks are Mrs. Lee Erickson, her
daughter, Shelly, and: son, Wil-
liam of Elma, Wash. They will
spend the weekend with the Ben-
sons in their cabin at Fairview.
» * @
Charlies §S. Hutchins of West |
Long Lake road is attending Wayne
University for the summer session,
enrolled in the School of Mechan-
ical Engineering.
* *
Jeanne Bird, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cari Bird of Otsego
read, is visiting for a week
with Mary Ann Barningham and
her parents at their summer
cottage near Oscoda. Mary Ann
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Barningham of West
Huron street.
ad | 1 * * Vacationing with the John Ben- | ton, Mont., is visiting his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlies D. Welden of Ilimois
avenue
* * *
Ninety-two members of the fam-
ily of Mrs. George Ogg gathered |
at Cass-Dodge Park Sunday for a
Married
Saturday
afternoon in
First Methodist
Church of
Birmingham
were C. Fue
Baughan and
Harry C.
Tatigian.
She is the
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Baughan
of
Birmingham,
and his
parents are
Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Tatigian
of Detroit.
MRS. H
| Newly appointed Circuit Judge |
/and Mrs. Clark Adams have re-
(turned from a fishing trip te,
‘Cowie Lake, Ont.
They were surprised at the Sault
Ste. Marie Airpert’in Ontario by |
Mr. and Mrs, E. K. Wellman of
Pontiac Lake road and the P. G.
Bundys of Davisburg. 1
the Indian River Inn in northern
Michigan to celebrate Judge
Adams’ birthday. * * *
The Alien Elliotts of Chippewa
road will motor to Morgantown,
W. Va., this. weekend accom-
panieg by their daughter, Kath-
leen, and Suzanne DeMund.
| Suzanne, whose home is in Mor-
gantown, came to Pontiac to at-
| tend Kathleen's graduation from
Pontiac High School. She is the
granddaughter of the Claude De-
Munds, former Pontiac residents.
* * *
%
Richard will. fly to New York
City next week to spend four days
The group then went to dinner at. . Fae Baugh . Fae Baughan the
bride of Harry C. Tatigian Satur-
day afternoon at two o'clock in)
First Methodist Church of Birming-
ham. C. became
e * *
The Rev. Allen E. Wittrup per-
formed the ceremony in the pres-
ence of 150 guests,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Paul Baughan of
Birminghant, and Harry is the
son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Tati-
gian of Detroit.
A gown of white Chantilly lace
was worn by the bride. The
bouffant skirt of the gown Was
tiered in back,
LACE HEADPIECE
A lace headpiece secured her
fingertip veil. The bridal- bouquet
was composed of white carnations,
‘pink roses and ivy.
‘Mrs, Douglas Reynolds of
Owosso attended her sister as
‘with John J. Adams. ’
* LJ Ll
rs. Clyde Nelsey enteftained M
the matron of honor wearing a bal-
lerina length gown of yellow
erystalletie. She carried a bou-
Marilyn Tatigian, sister of the
was junior ,brides-
of white |sage of “Fed roses and white car-| When, the newlyweds ong from |W" Pine se | SM he Bell, 18) She wag assisted by Mrs. Eu-
nations was the choice of the bride- |a honeymoon in northern Michigan eet Maen tear | nee er
F.|dey wit reside on Raeburn street |Site eh deneetpat jem Dr. Edmond A. Welden ot Lewis- oe > e x : i ; 3 _ 4 Sy i = os ; ! ‘
) oye) WN a! i ids )4 oe me. ft Be L, iil | i Wee. ‘ ia fe 2 \ ye \\ i % : i . af 4 i . \ Ys Ne s *) a4 \
ais A [oy oy aN Wey ie a a family Mrs. Ogg. who
makes her home with her son
Ellsworth Ogg of Troy and Pon-
tiac, has 49 grandchildren and 34 reunion.
great-grandchildren,
Roy Ogg traveled from Berkeley,
Calif., for the reunion.
ARRY C. TATIGILAN
an Is Married She carried an arrangement
aqua tinted carnations.
St ® - ©
Darla Fae Dietz of St. Louis at-
tended her cousin as flower girl.
She wore a pink gown and car-
ried a bouquet of pink carnations.
'Each attendant wore a_ single
‘strand of pearls,
Robert Parr of Royal Oak was
best man, Seating the guests
were Ralph Lanvers of Detroit
and Douglas Reynolds of Owos-
| so, Richard Shifferd of Ypsilanti
' was ring bearer.
The bride's mother wore an aqua
lace gown with white accessories of
' and a corsage of white baby chry-
santhemums A coral hylon sheer
dress with tan accessories and a
corsage of white baby chrysanthe-
mums was worn by the bride-
groom's mother,
* * *
the ceremony in the par.
lors. When the couple on a
wedding trip to northern Michigan
the bride was ~earing a pink suit
-with white accessories and a cor-
sage from her bridal bouquet.
+ They will make their home in
Ferndale.
A reception was held following, for the past three years,
younger brother should be asked to
|give me away, or should my broth-
|er-in-law be asked since his name
will appear on the invitations. |
am paying for the wedding my-
self."
| Answer: Ordinarily a bride
| would be given away by her broth-
er, even though he be younger, but
in your case you may, if you pre-
|fer, choose your brother-in-law.
| Newlyweds
Travel East
After Rite
F. Chris Strebe claimed Muriel
Joy Hutchinson as his bride Satur.
day evening at 7:30 in Central
Methodist Church. Dr. Milton H,
Bank performed the ceremony be-
fore an altar decorated with palms
candelabra and baskets of giadioli, e ae Ld
|
The bride, who resides on Chip-
pewa road. is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson of
Clyde. Ohio. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strebe
of. Petrolia street,
A floor-length gown of white
net and lace over satin was worn
by the bride, Her fitigertip veil
was secured by a cap embel-
lished with iridescent sequins,
Mrs. William Hurtubise, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor, She wore a ballerina-length
gown of green lace with a match- ing headpiece and carried an ar- rangement of white and yellow
daisies,
GOWNED IN YELLOW
; Wearing identical gowns in yel- ow were the bridesmaids, Bar- They oe and Virginia Fowler. ey alSo carried arrangements of white and yellow daisies,
» * *
Rex Lamoreaux served as best man, and seating the guests were Fred Lynch and William Hurtu- : bise.
i reception was hel
> evening at Knights of Pythias Hall, The bride's mother wore a favy and white print dress, A gray and red dress was
wern by the bridegroom’s moth- er. id during
‘The couple left on . a trip t
New York state o trougs and the Thousa Islands. Muriel js a graduate
Bowling Green State Universi sity and Chris at College. tended Michigan State
Bride Claimed
by John Slater
Honeymooning in Washi ngt West Virginia om
er The
arion daughter of the Rev. D
at an entertain her- *
bd
| THE PONTIAC PRESS, TU ESDAY, JUNE 28, 1955
{Mom Should Find Own Interests Joanne Kaiser
and G. Daniel ee es Gidea this stike Sen born ur? she should have made them pitch re tee tote for thet, use Hickman were} One ot the saddest problems| Here she's devoted her whole ic in and help with the housework, only consider what she
married today, it seems to me, is that to her family and now they no through the years, so that she of : *G Frida the mother whose children out-| longer need her at all. w vine ero ta ae |i hata i, 1 ;
in dcesion Oe ree ete Se nee sa + = -— | pathetic e m) on
Lutheran “ ~ and devotes her subjects, in an attemph to’ ease -%& Stenograph ; house herset back Higher @ Luncheons Church, The | ant ‘cooking leave Rev’ biedly. a a Cooreiann [wont work, and’abe'll pet ve pig] OEE bride is the | moment for herself; then all of a zEOrgiann | sonal satistaction out of it. @ Dinners daughter of | iden, the children are way at Schultz of | No, 1 think it’s time for this college or their careers
Mr. and Mrs.‘ ana seiner of tae speaks their
F. C. Kaiser | anguage.
Jr. of Mohawk| COMMON PROBLEM
road, and the Many letters come to me from
noe . | women facing this problem. The
rudegroom tS | following is an example:
the son of Mrs.| “1 wish you ge rec crimes
4 some good books on abor rela-
Jennings R. tions, My son is taking nis degree |’
H ickman of in it and when he comes nome for
Y psilanti and | vacations | would love to know
the late Pro f. eno igh to maintain a sensible con- West Pike | mother to devote some real atten- Administration tion to herself and her own inter-
erect wes ests. She ought to go to her near- * Executive
married _| est university and have a good Secretarial Saturday on nee watance setics, % Bookkeeping ; has some talent, some in- ' morning 0 |rerest, buried under. all these|| W Typewriting Lawrence household skills, and she must find Alse sherter, intensive M it. courses te meet pr Mason of oe & day
West Huron Next, she shoud. take’ ‘some Day, Half-Day, and street. She is courses herself, in the line that | Evening
the daughter |‘* hers. whether it's interior dec- Veteran Approved Waldron ‘Sacy 36 & Pike St.
MA SALON
ag erating, child care or anythin
Hickman verses. of Mr. and | else that appeals to her. _ | “My husband can, because he's Mrs. George (Copyright 1985) The ww been able to keep ap with things Shale S . %&
through the years; but my hands ultz of St. BUSINESS
™: eee ee Poul, Minn paige ns || INSTITUTE raise, and I'm hopelessly out of
- ORA OBRECHT |. and MRS. GC. DANIEL HICKMAN - er “Also, will you suggest some and he is the |
son of the
Matthew V,
Masons of |
Boston, Mass. 7 West Lawrence
Pontiac, Phone re gaes
~ any oF oven er Monday | reading I could do on 18th Century
ELSIE DRELLICK Joanne Kaiser Beco m e S ‘literature, That is my daughter's
field.
Sr , a! in f . “She is getting her degree in it
Hair Styling Bride In Lutheran Ch urch so that she can a Cara
ished high school and haven't the
Breakfasts—Lancheons
and Permanents -A floor-length gown of nylon tulle rhe bride was wearing a light aaa what she’s talk MRS. LAWRENCE MASON Moet Your Friends ip the
and Rose Pointe lace over satin | blue suit with white accessories '"6 : .
Complete Beauty Service was worn by Joanne Kaiser for when the newlyweds left for a FEELS LEFT OUT Speaks Vows in St Huy RIKER FOUNTAIN
152.N. Perry FE 2-053 _|her marriage to G. Daniel Hick | motor trip through the East. They | “They're nice children. I've done | : go Riker Bidg, Lobby
man Friday evening in Ascension | will reside at White Springs, Md.,| my best for them, but I feel so
. . Lutheran Church. for two months, terribly left out nowadays.” Honeym@oning at Grand Bend on| DiMarco of Boston and Pauline Advertisement a". « —— | Lake Huron are Mr., and Mrs.| Woodin of Detroit. * * J lost She is the daughter of Mr. and _ ae | Lawrence Mdson, The bride is the
Mrs. F. C. Kaiser Jr. of Mohawk oe | former Georgiann Marie Schultz of | They wore white organdy gowns and he is the son of Mrs. _— ws “4 Followin | West Pike street, daughter of Mr.| with blue harlequin checks and fee
100 a R. Hickman of Ypsilanti ‘ gheir ae i | and Mrs. George Sehultz of St.| blue satin sashes, and carried
and the late Prof. Hickman. P zs, Y| Paul, Minn. white daisies and blue feathered
rriage, Mr.| The bridegroom, of West Huron | carnations.
and Mrs. street, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew V. Mason of Boston, ATTEND BRIDEGROOM
Donald E . Mass. Douglas Wing of Grosse Pointe a
Hall are nd Park was best man, and seating
touri The couple exchanged nuptial | the guests were Michael Celousky
oering vows Saturday at 11:30 a.m. in| of Detroit and Noel Mason, broth-
northern St. Hugo of the Hills Church. er of the bridegroom, from Boston. |
Michigan. She| Tye bride wore a gown of | A reception was held at Deven | Starting wednesday ec) a.m. is the former| White organdy over embroidered | Gables. The bride’s mother wore
Coat Swiss batiste. The bodice was | a beige shantung taffeta gown
Thorp. fashioned with a bateau neckline | with matching jacket and hat. dresses 6 Tp, In the July Journal, Margie wore the bridegroom's gift of a
Webb on Pea in just nine strand of pearis and a
months, she went from 250 crescent. bouquet of white gia-
pounds te 150... from size 44 | Foses, fea
to size 14... while eating three | Bations and ivy.
satisfying meals a day. Mrs. Dale Seaton, cousin of the
She reveals her diet secrets | bride, wore a pale green dress for
as. how she was able toecather | her duties as matron of honor. and short sleeves. A tin ot | A cimnamon-colored gown of |
daughter of the| ‘eked Swiss Datiste held her il- | Chantilly lace over taffeta and a formerly $8.95 to $14.95
favorite sweets. And she gives Patricia Hickman and Dr. Mar- jusion veil and she carried a | pink feather hat were wern by | Cotten bresdetethe, cords end reyon spune, Berke ond bright
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vin G. Hall, another brother.
| CARRIES FLOWERS
| Dressed in white, flower girl
, Sharon Simpson was carrying pink
and white carnations, and Keith
Hall, ringbearer, carried the rings
on a heart-shaped satin pillow with
white satin streamers.
* * *
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navy blue nylon dress for her
daughter’s wedding. She wore pink
accessories and a pink carnation
corsage. A light blue gown with
black accessories was chosen by
the bridegroom’s mother. Her cor-
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, ee poe PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1955 < : SEVENTEEN
Tiegle Gets OK on Usi
g
LANSING #—Atty. Gen. Thom- { “immediate” construction use as It , _to“start immediately ahd the de- essary or legal for the Legislature
as M. Kavanagh held today that
the Legislature didn’t mean’ what.
it said when it: specified that the
increased tax money Shall be |
paid to the State Highway«Depart- | Kavanagh advised State ment on a q
Kavanagh 1d that |
collected.
Ziegler had asked whether, in | partment to get its money immedi- | tg adopt a resolution when ‘it re- This is the 27 million dollars | ately.
a year raised by a 1'4 cent a | iturns July 14 to direct fiseal offi-
cials to ignore the quarterly date.
gallon gas tax increase for an | view of the Legislature's edict, he | This had been suggested by Sen.
arterial highway system.
way Comm. Charles M.
L_ mosey } that the Legislature obviously in- | | must wait until late October to get
High- |
Ziegler | NO RESOLUTION i his first big allotment.
|
Kavanagh also said that in view |
can a be Paid pie: ics wma Jor ' tended the construction Program | of his opiniog it would not be nec- |
ee. Lone e ar Mr
in he re? #2 oe aE,
he oS *.
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MACKINAC BRIDGE ROUTE — Foundations clearly show the |
route across the Straits. North from Mackinaw City, aerial photo shows
all bet six foundations on the south gide and all foundations on the
north side, including the causeway in the upper left hand corner. Photo
in aoper right hand corner sows ad main tower foundation. The two |
Idaho Loses Faith
in Polio Vaccine BOISE, Idaho (®—The Idaho
polio mass vaccination program—
already postponed indefinitely—
faced new delays today as state
health authorities announced they
had “‘lost confidence in the Salk
vaccine.”’
State Health Director L. J.
Peterson told newsmen that Idaho |
“will not sponsor another mass
inoculation program" because of| ‘ference conducted last week
| the State Economic
|
|
new doubts about the effectiveness |
and safety of the vaccine.
He told newsmen he holds the
vaccine—together with its manu-
facturing instructions — Responsi-
ble for a polio outbreak which has
killed seven Idahoans and hos-
pitalized 79 others since the mass
immunization program was started
in April.
But he added that the depart-| used in the entire structure, \Chairman of Mackinac Bridge Group “%
erate Construction Meeting Roster
CADILLAC —
construction is going along fine.
reported Prentiss M. Brown. chair-
man of the Mackinac
thority, to an **Mackinac. Bridge
**
area progress con-
by,
Development
'Department at Cadillac.
“The foundation contractor,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.,
has made the most of
splendid weather this spring.
With the Prepakt Concrete Co.,
they have established new rec-
ords for consolidating concrete
below water—over 100,000 cubic
yards in one monih.
“This, I am told,
fourth of all the concrete to be
ment does not blame the Cutter | Brown.
Laboratories, of Berkeley, Calif.,
which produced the vaccine used | ager,
in Idaho, “because they were only | tions will be completed this year,
carrying out the procedures out-| All but five of thenr have been
‘started and the line of the bridge lined by Dr, Salk.’
ALONG FOR THE RIDE
at nau ung eaten
Ae ’ f i A Bridgé Au- | Creighton R. Coleman (R-Battle
Creek}. *
Kavanagh said the quarterly
was only intended to fix a final |
| accounting perted.
38-foot diameter
erected 25 feet above water
across the Straits stands
out
“Denny also pointed
the foundations were
unscathed by the winter ice, de- |
spite the fact, that two of them |
were unfinished. Even empty steel really
-out that
‘forms were able to withstand the |
the |
| foundation
iwhen the huge caissons for the} | Bridge Division ‘will
| feet below the surface,
| filled with concrete.
is nearly one- |
| bridge builder, " said |
“Grover Denny, project man-
tells us that all 34 founda-
Abe ry bone athewe ooo Ana |
ice pressure.
DIFFICULT PART DONE |
“The most difficult part of the |
work was completed |
foundations were
more than 200;
and then | main tower
anchored to rock
According to |
the contractor, the remaining |
foundation construction is routine
operation,”’ said Brown.
Dan C. long experienced |
has beef named
project manager for the American |
Bridge Division of U.S. Steel
Corporation, superstructure con-
tractor. He will head a force of Kline,
f
beised. Proce Phete
i ak absolutely |
‘anchored securely
i seen above
| point of view.
towers are being constructed on the caisson founda-
tion, 116 feet in diameter. The latter will be cut off eight feet below | | MIGs and between them And their |
water and the 527 foot tower will rest on twin concrete superstructures | base were in Russian and said |
about: 250 men this year and per-
haps double that number
year.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott have
more than 700 men on the job
and with the engineering and
survey forces included there are
more than 1,000 employes work
ing directly on the Macki
Bridge project.
Early the American
COMITIENCE | in July as Tax Funds Kavanagh also told Ziegler that
he cannot use new bonding author-
ity granted in the same law until
July 1, 1956. The law permits Zieg-
ler to use part of his new money
for bonds to speed up the construc-
| tion program.
Kavanagh said the Legislature
had specified that the amount of
| money to be committed for bonds
must be based on the collections |
for the preceding year. Since there
will not be a year’s experice until
1956, he said, the bonds cannot
be issued until then.
Kavanagh also held that Ziegler
cannot use existing gas tax funds |
for bonds and substitute the new
money for it when the latter be-
comes available.
Shot-Up Plane
Completes Job Nationalist Flying Boat
Returns to: Matsu for
Sick Ameri¢an
TAIPEI, Formosa &—The same
Catalina PBY flying boat which
two Communist Ciinese MJGs at-
tacked and damaged. yesterday
near Matsu Island flew to the
same island outpost again today
and brought back an ~ American
officer needing hospitalization.
The officer, whom the plane had
gone to fetch yesterday, is Lt.
Col. Lochlan M. Field, of Burling-
ton, Vt., a member of one of the
U.S. Military Assistance Ad-
visory Group teams which rotate
through stations on Matsu and
Quemoy. The nature of his illness
was not reported. damaged the Catalina, belonging
to the civilian Foshing Air Line, |
but four other MIGs. tackled two
Nationalist Chinese T33 jet train-
ers néar the Matsus and shot down |
one of them, the Nationalist air |
force announced,
The air force said intercepted |
j radio conversations among the| | this indicated the pilots were Rus-
sians, The flight was <a
without incident.
Yesterday Red MIGs not only | : gorges
.
CAN YOU TIE THAT?—The grown-up touch of a} United Press Phote
| collar and tie give this diaper set a real sophistica- | blue-striped pants are gripper fastened and plastic-
tion. Made of dacron iat requirys no ironing. the | lined. The neat white shirt is also dacron.
INDIANAPOLIS —Members of! clare it dissolved,'? the executive | ‘40 and : Steaming The statement urging members
| The pilot of one of the trainers the Forty & Eight, funmaking or-| officers said in asking organiza-|to ratify the breakoff at the or-
was lost. the air force said.
The privately owned plane was
| the strategic island off the Red
Chinese coast.
Yesterday's attack-took place 11}
| veteran pilot Chen Kuo-Min to land
| the plane in the water. Aboard
| was Lt. John J. Guidry, %, Army
| Medical Corps, of Rayne, La.
Early Federal Aid
Asked by Ziegler | LANSING — State Highway /
| | ganization of the American Legion,
/ today had the recommendation of} move,
chartered by the United States to| their Executive’ Committee that| ‘The declafation, which appeared
ferry team members to and from) they break away c- the ore yesterday in the Forty & Ejighter,
}| society publication, accused the Le-
gion of letting itself be dominated |
“We renegnce our association’ by kingmakers_ who disregard the
next miles south of Matsu and forced | with the American Legion and de-' wishes of the membership. organizationic-w.__
* * « }
| other. members of the Forty &
U.S. to Give Turncoat Gls
Last Chance to Turn Back ‘i""""" "="? "=
SEOUL u—Three American soldiers who refused’ repatriation
| after the Korean War but now want te go home will be given one
| last chance to turn back if they appear at Panmunjom.
“They will be informed they will be subject to the laws of the
‘erection of the main towers. Once Comm. Charles M. Ziegler today United States and responsible for any acts they: might have com-
the bases for the towers have been
in place, the
|towers should rise at a rate of}
about 50
| sequently, feet per week. Con-
visitors who frequently
want to know if anything can be
water will soon be able |
to see the steel superstructure.
“Rilthoard-size signs have been
erected on both sides of the Straits |
for “shoreline superintendents.”
In Mackinaw City the sign is at
‘the foot of Henry street where the
village has provided parking space.
The sign depicts the bridge as it
will appear from the observer's
It provides all the
information about the project as
well as indicating where work is
going on and what progress is
being made. A similar sign has
been erected in the Conservation
park near the bridgehead in St.
Ignace.
CLOSE SUPERVISION
“™“Dr. David B. Steinman. con-
sulting engineer for the Mackinac
Bridge, has been giving the pro}
ect close personal supervision.
“His frequent
Straits to guide the work of 40
men directly responsible te him ,
have contributed a great deal to
make sure that his designs and
plans are carried out to the
letter.
“We are optimistic about meet-
ing all our schedules and opening
the bridge before the hunting sea-
son in 1957. With continued breaks,
especially by way of good weather
and no work ‘stoppages, even this
target date may be improved. We
certainly hope so,’ Brown con-
cluded.
Molotov Gives Gotham
Big Grin on Arrival
NEW YORK ¢—Soviet Foreign
Minister V. M. Molotov. arrived
by train from San Francisco to-
day with a big smile for every-
body, * “It was a fine trip,” he said
Molotov, returning from the U.N,
10th anniversary celebration at)
San Francisco: sailg tomorrow on visits to the | urged Michigan congressmen to |
| see that increased federal highway |
aid be given to the states earlier |
than now is planned.
Ziegler said complete planning. |
for Michigan's 1.2 billion dollar
| highway construction program
cannot be achieved until the Con-
| gress acts on a pending federal aid
| program
Present federal aid for the
| terstate system is allocated on a
60-40 matching basis, Ziegler said
He noted indications that the new |
program will be more generous to
the states but that it apparently
will not go into effect until 1957.
Ziegler urged the congressmen
to make the funds available for
| the 1956 construction program. in-
|
mitted,” a U. S, Embassy spokesman said today,
They are Lewis W. Riggs, Jacksonville, Tex.; Otho-G. Bell,
Olympia, Wash.; and William A. Cowart, Dalton, Ga.
The spokesman said if the five are freed in Korea it most likely
i will take place at a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission.
Willard O. Brown, first secretary of the embassy here, would
fly to the commission's joint security area, inform them of their rights, | $850,000" the Forty & Eight has
have them examined by a doctor if necéssary and then fly. them | :
back to Seoul if they still want to come, the spokesman said.
Here, once final identification has been made, they would be
offered passports to the United States and help in getting there.
“They are civilians (all three have been dishonorably discharged),
they are free as the air and can see anyone they desire,”’.the spokesman
said.
“There will be no red carpet for these fellows. We are not
' prejuding them, but... .”
| N.M.,
| and himself a Forty & Eight mem- tionwide support of the secession | ganization’s national convention in
| Miami this October was signed by
J. Earl Simpson, Tulsa, Okla., chef
de chemin de fer, and the four
| Eight a Camas,
* «
“Tt is. the considered eshten of
this Executive Committee, , . that
relations between the American Le-
gion and La Societe have become
| So strained that their continuation
? s s
They argued that the Legion “for
the last seven years has been un-
der the dominance and control of
a small group of men.
Other grievances cited by the
article were these:
1., Refusal by Legion's National
Executive Committee to allow a
separate Forty & Eight parade—
a practice of ‘“‘more than 3 years”
—at the October convention in
Miami.
2. Failure by the Legion to give
proper credit for the “more than
raised for the children’s welfare
fund.
3. Repeated efforts by the Legion
to control Forty & Eight funds and
| membership.
Seaborn F. Collins, Las Cruces,
Legion national commander
ber, said he had heard “‘rumors”
,of a possible break, but said he
considere@ it all at a local level.
THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1953
~ | Hollywood Headlines |
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (It's lucky that
Jane Wyman likes work, because |
—
TUESDAY
BLACKBOARD
THE SCREAM
IN THE
SCHOOLROOM!
She was a teacher who was in-
discreet enough to wear a tight
skirt! What happened then could
only happen in this big-city
school where tough teen-agers
ran wild! As a best-seller and
widely read magazine story __. it
shocked America ! As an M-G-M
picture . . . it's terrific, timely
entertainment.
MG.
JUNGLE
A DRAMA OF TEEN-AGE TERROR!
Jane’s Booked Up Soli
for the Next Three Years
| she's going to be up to her pretty |
eyelashes in acting assignments |
for the next three years.
This week she was laboring on |
| “Miracle in The Rain”
| Johnson. She finishes July 12, then |
| starts July 15 on a grueling TV)
the | schedule that will consume
rest of the year.
Jane recently announced a deal
| to take over the longtime TV fa-|
vorite, Fireside Theater. The Tues-
day at 9 spot will be called Jane
Wyman's Fireside Theater
she'll preside as both hostess and
star.
* 8 *
She explained the project in her
XIII I Daw 1
'\ New Lake Theater ‘
‘ 420 Pentiac Trail \
\ . WALLED LAKE \)
\Y COUNTRY cm
N wossuse \ \ ase \
Neo WII aa aw. and. | Warner Brothers dreasing roorh.
| “This‘is what I have been after |
‘for five years,"’ she explained, ‘It
iis one of those dream deal, I'll
| do 20 of the shows myself and in-
'troduce 16 others. We made our
| first in the. series last week. It
Stars Victor McLaglen and. Wal-
| lace ‘Ford, and I believe it's the
ifirst time they've been together |
since “The Informer.'.”
Jane dipped her toe into TV a
with Van | year ago, when she made a half-
hour show which appeared on G.E. |
Theater this season.
* * 2
sive member of the enterprise, It's
her company and she a3 her fin-
ger in all phases of production
She ought to know how to juggle
the movie making angles: in 18
years of film acting, she has ac-
cumulated a world of knowledge
All this TV activity doesn't mean
she's going to neglect her movie
career. As soon as she winds up
the TV season,
picture. If the TV sponsor picks
up her option, she'll be set for
another 36 half-hours in 1956. Then
{she'll have to make a film for
Warners.
. . Ld
“I've gg to do a picture qa year |
i during the next three years for
Warners and U-I."" she said. ‘‘The
options for the TV show come at |
| the same time as those deals, Se |
T'll be tied up! | if all goes weil,
the next three! | complete! y for
years.
GLENN FORD- swe FRANCIS: LOUIS CALHERN
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TUES. - WED. - THURS.
Pip
MADDEST «
_ bays! Ip
Jane said she wasn't tust a pas- |
| his family in 1935 from Madisen-
she must report |
to Universal-International for a.
|night club, remaining there for
| radio shows.
jen James, 2.
|Mary E. Heltsley,
_who makes his Making a name for himself in
the entertainment world is Jim
Roberts, former Pontiac boy whose
real name is James Robert Helt-
| sley.
Roberts will appear in the na-
tional Lawrence Welk show sched-
uled to be televised all summer
[long on Saturday at 8 p.m., over
ITV station WXYZ. First telecast
of the program will be on July 2
Reberts moved to Pontiac with
ville, Ky. He attended Washing-
ton” Junior and Pontiac High
Schools here, graduating in 1941.
In the Air Corps from 192 to
1946, the young singer trouped
from spot to spot with entertain-
ers appearing in shows for service
men.
In '4% he began singing profes-
sionally in Ear! Carroll's famed
three years. He was a top star
j when he left the spot.
He then appeared in night spots , Former Pontiac Resident Unferile From Die?
Singing on N etwork Show e|
JIM ROBERTS "|
like the Edgewater Beach Hotel,
Chicago, and at the Last Frontier,
Las Vegas.
In Las Vegas, Jim met Law-
rence Welk, the bandleader, who
asked him to join his group and
te appear on future TV and
The singer currently is appear-
ing on several West Coast TV and
| radio shows, in addition to the new |
| national show.
Roberts lives in Hollywood with
his wife, Jane Silk, a former Earl
Carroll beauty, and their son, Stev- |
His mother, Mrs._
is also a resi- | t dent of Hollywood.
The singer has a brother, David,
home with his
family at 473 Scott Lake Road. Fans to Judge
Year's Movies
| ances and most promising players |
of the previous year,
17-27, in a nationwide election. | |
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|
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Public Ballots Slated
to Select Film, Stars.
Best Liked |
The country’s move theaters will |
give the public a chance to choose
he best picture, best perform-
this Nov. |
Elmer C. Rhoden, president of St. Mary’s Hospital, Milwaukee,
said yesterday that infertility is
on the increase in the United
tor says unsupervised dieting by | States, He said malnutrition, pro-
young wives can result in childless- | ducing a hormonal imbalance, is
| ness. _Dr. John Dale Owens, of | ene of the causes. CHICAGO w—A medical educa-
Chose Off to U.S.
iq TONIGHT | ies
* National Theaters of Los Angeles,
making public the plans, forecasts
a total vote of about 60,000,000.
Rhoden, also chairman of a
national committee of 40 film |
industry leaders that will super-
vise the poll, said all of the
country’s 19,000 movie theaters
had been invited to participate.
The poll, to be known as the
Audience Awards, will reach its
climax at a night yet to be se-
lected early in December when
suitable trophies wilj be pre-
sented in Hollywood to the win-
ners before a national television
audience,
In the election, sponsored by the
TAIPEI, Formosa —Maj. Gen.
William C. Chase, who has directed
the U.S.-sponsored buildup of the
Nationalist Chinese armed forces
for four years, left for home and
retirement today. He is succeeded
| by Maj, Gen. George W. Smythe
as head of the U.S. Military As-
sistance and Advisory Group,
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Keego Theater
=e Council of Motion Pictures Organ- |
THE LONG izations, voters will be asked to
choose the best picture of the
GREY LINE year, the best performance by an
actor, the best performance by an
actress, the most promising new |
young male personality and the
most promising new young female |
personality. |
All pictures released between |
Oct. 1, 194, and Sept. 30, 1955, |
which bear the seal of the Produc- |
tion Code Authority, and all play- |
ers appearing therein are eligible
| to compete. Suitable awards to
the winners will be made at a pub- |
lic ceremony to be held in Holly-
wood early in December. A nation- Starring Tyrone Power,
Maureen O'Hara
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Nominations in the various
categories will be made by the
exhibitors of the nation in three
nominating periods. The first set
of nominations will cover pic-
tures released between Oct. 1,
1954, and March 31, 1955. Subse-
quent nominations will cover pic-
tures released this April, May
and June, and during next July
August and September.
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Even Political Peomies Laad Hoover’ s Work N yom (INS) — Herbert| I'm indebted to Trevor Evans
Hi r completed his tong and dif-
ficult examination of the.fat around
the government's waistline, and in
its head, with a minimum of fan-
fare and no self-applied back-pats
at all. Jim Farley, a member of
the commission and hardly of
Hoover's political faith, summed
it up this way:
“The President and the country
were fortunate in having the serv-
ices of Mr. Hoover in directing the
work of this commission, He has
worked untiringly and unselfishly,
twelve to fifteen hours a day, for
nearly two years.
“He was patient and considerate
at all times of the members of the
commission, fully respecting their
views and their rights to their
individual opinions on all. recom-
mendations that came before the
commission,"*
Hoover responded briefly and
shyly. If he was proud of the
commission's work, he said, it was
because “‘never once did it divide
on political lines on any issue. The
decisions presented in the reports
reflected the majority opinion.”
The burgeoning strike involving
the big U. S. automobile firms and
the United Auto Workers was set-
tled on the realistic basis of sup-
plementary layoff pay, extra-extra
pay for holiday work, sick benefits
for families of workers, etc.
In England other matters reared
their heads in the railroad strike.
Says Partisanship
Dying in America
NEW YORK l—Texas
Allan Shivers said here
partisanship is dying in America
and predicted neither major polit-
ical party next year can expect
support it has not earned.
“As never before, the people of
this land are going to examine
closely the methods, the standards.
the conduct which these parties
display,"’ Shivers declared in a
speech prepared for delivery at a
Gov
today |.
Texas Day luncheon of the Sales
Executive Club.
= Ls] *
Gov. Shivers said a dim view of
the future seems sometimes to be |
demanded from a_ conservative
such as himself but that he is con-
fident the country’s future and way
of life has never been brighter
“It is my confidence in and
respect for the principles on which |-
this nation was founded that for-
tifies me in that faith.’ he said.
“When people prosper. by their
own labors, partisanship dies —
and partisanship is dying in Amer-
ica, just as sectionalism and divi-
sions prejudices are dying,” he
said.
Lebanon Frees Israeli
Freighter Taken Sunday
JERUSALEM «mM — An Israeli
freighter seized when it mistaken-
ly entered Lebanon's territorial
waters has been released, a U.N:
utice organization source Says.
The source reported the 1,500-
ton Branca Fold was set free by
Lebanese customs guards yester-
day afternoon. A_ report from
Beirut had said it was intercepted
Sunday while bound from Turkey
to Haifa with a cargo of beans,
oil and canted fruits.
Railroader Gets Razzed
Wearing Shorts on Job
OMAHA W—"They really razz
me.””
That's what Edward Zemanek, a
husky freight car switchman, said
yesterday about the Bermuda
shorts he wears on the job.
“They laugh and holler and whis-
tle,"” he said. “I get a big kick out
of it. It doesn't bother me a bit."
The big brakeman related he
came to shorts gradually. He start-
ed out by rolling up his overall
legs. But that still proved too hot
so, he said, I just decided to wear
shorts and be done with it.”
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ORANGEADE y Aaelhe REAL
the Daily Express for the following
story of an impasse safely passed
—not through great concessions on
the part of master and servant but
on an entirely different footing.
Evans said in a recent edition
of the Express:
“Sir Brian Robertson and Mr.
James Baty settled a ‘question of
honour’ at a five-hour conference
last night. And so talks to end the
rail strike will start today.
“Sir Brian, the general who is
chairman of the British Transport
Commissions, had been wounded
by Mr. Baty. the strike leader. Mr.
Baty had said that the commis-
sion did not honour its undertak-
ings to the Associated Society of
Locomotive Engineers and Fire-
men after that first strike notice
was withdrawn last month.
“Sir Brian with two colleagues, ‘ceeded.”
» THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘TUESDAY, JUNE. 28, 1955
Mr. Baty with four, got together
‘endeavouring to put themselves
right with each other,’ to use the
words of Sir Brian, and they suc-
There'll always be an England.
Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of
the Atomic Energy Commission,
was asked the other day why
we shouldn't go off the gold stand-
ard (since we do little but bury
it, once bought) and go on the
uranium standard. His questioner
said, in effect, that we could be
using the uranium for power or
bombs instead of having so much
dead weight in Fort Knox.
Won't work, Strauss said. Part
of gold's attraction through the
ages has been its use in jewelry |
Pure uranium cornes out looking |
like silver but quickly assumes an |
oxidized cover that turns it the |, up well, and if you handed a fa-
vorite son a $20 uranium piece for color of charcoal, It doesn’t ‘a a graduation present his nose
thereafter would light up in dark
rooms, assuming -he lived.
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playoffs were required to deter-
ming final spots as Jack Rey-
nolds took medalist honors by.
beating his Waterford High
School teammate Dale Wheeler in
a playoff.
Each booked %6s for the regular’ 18-hole tour, but Reynolds birdied |
Carter, Smith
Ready for Title
Bout in Boston Champion Is Favored
to Keep Lightweight
Crowns Wednesday
BOSTON @®—Lightweight cham-
pion Jimmy Carter, a ringwise
veteran who combines speed with
. makes his llth
Carter, who appears to reach his
peak when the title is on the line,
. rules better than a 3-1 favorite to
retain his championship and an
Lions Gain Tie
for 2nd Place Keith Blanks Gidley
Club, 7-0, in Softball
Play at Waterford
Waterford Lions pulled into a
2nd place tie with Dick & Wes
Spart-in the Waterford Township
Softhall League Monday night by
handing Gidley Electric a 7-0
whitewashing.
It was the 7th win in 9 games , | nate, , the first “sudden-death"” hole to| the 2nd straight year, carding a'
| take Ist place. John Wettlaufer was ppm 317-36 — 73. Two other |
3rd with a 79. Three players tied Birmingham golfers, Ray Lovell
at 83, necessitating a playoff for the | and Pete Jackson made the grade
2 remaining berths in the state with 75 and 76, respectively, while
tourney. | Bob Grundeman of Royal Oak won
Dick Murphy of Keego Harbor’ the final berth with 17.
birdied the 1st hole to grab ath | Dick Weyand, a Birmingham |
place, then Tom Furtney edged | Country Club member lost to
Frank Syron, Jr., on the 2nd extra | Grundeman in a playeff and is an/|
hole. Syron thus. repeats as | alternate. He was a state qualifier
| last year and continued on to rep-|
In the Detroit tourney at West-| resent Michigan in the national |
ern Golf Club, Tim Baldwin of| event at Albuquerque, N. M.
Birmingham was the, winner for” Reynolds also” made the Albu-' querque trip last year. His nines
Monday were 37-39, while. Wheel-
er, medalist in the Waterford
event last year, had 40-36.
Wettlaufer (40-39) also rep-_
resented Waterford in the state |
meet last year, while Murphy —
(44-39), captain of the unbeaten
West Bloomfield High team this
spring, was a qualifier from the
Pontiac tourney a year ago.
The 5 Waterford qualifiers and
ithe 4 county boys who qualified
in the Detroit tourney Join” the” —————
QUALIFIERS — Here are the qualifiers (and an alternate) that | of Pontiac,
'mingham, Norm Dierkes of Walled
'Lake, and Larry Parker of Berk-
ley. The other is Wally Sherock
/of Wayne.
course in Lansing re: Area Golfers Gain State JC Tes Pontiac Jaycee's 5-man delegation
who earned their places in the:
Pontiac tourney at Pontiac Coun- |
| try Club a week ago.
Four of the 5 qualifiers in the
| Pontiac tourney were Oakland
/ County boys. They are Tom Cross
Mike Conroy of Bir.
The state meet is slated over
the Walnut Hills Country Club
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gained berths for the Jaycee state golf tournament by finishing in the Wettlaufer; Deke Wier: Jack Reynolds (who took medalist honors |
low 6 position’ in the Waterford Jaycee tourney Monday at Pontidc| after a playoff with = Tom Furtney and alternate Frank |
Country Club. From the left are Dick Murphy of Keego Harbor; John | Syron, Jr. .
Helfand Bans Land O'Lakes Race Group
Returning to M59 Track
| boxing investigation that already |
chairman of the New York State
| Athletic Commission. An agreement was reached Mon-
day night which will return the
sanctioning privilege for hardtops
races at Pontiac Speedway to the
Land O’Lakes Racing Association.
LLRA officials, Gene Chides-
fer, George Chapel and Oscar
Langtot met with the Pontiac
Speedway board of control and
manager Don Pike Monday and
ironed out details of the new ar-
rangement. Four Managers By JACK HAND NEW YORK Julius Helfand’s
has put six fight managers on the |
“indefinitely suspended” list ends |
today with a decision promised in
a “reasonably short time’ by the
Four managers were set down,
yesterday for refusing to answer)
Helfand's questions on the advice | Land O'Lakes sanctioned races
of Murray Frank, counsel for the | years, but at the start of the sea-
| Boxing Guild of New York. son took over the renovated Gay.
« Kaline Loses Lead
Each ame. pictiead! asked one of
the managers whether he was
Guild officer or committee mem-
ber, he drew the same reply—''l
for the Lions and came on a 3-
hit chore hy Harlan ‘“Fat"’
Kelth. The loss left Gidley with
a .500 record on §-5.
The Lions tallied $ runs in the |
Ist inning as Jim Long tripled and
scored on a passed ball, Marshall
Rose walked, and Dean Parmenter
and Art Ruelle singled, after
which a double steal was executed.
Long and Parmenter had 2 hits
apiece out of the Lion’s total of
Meanwhile Keith was fanning 10).
batsmen, while permitting 2 walks.
The Lions and Dick & Wes trail
league-leading Drayton Drug by |
one game.
Gidley Electric
Waterford Lions...
_ Spears and Lesar, .. 060 000 0-0 3 5
.. 316 201 s--7 6 0
_Keith and Raueils.
for All-Star Poll
CHICAGG (P—Philadelphia out
fielder Del, Ennis teok the leat!
/among Nationat League left field-
ers today, nudging ahead of New
York's Whitey Lockman in the All-
Star baseball poll.
Ennis moved ahead ef Lockman
by 11,324 votes,
Roy Campanella, Brooklyn
catcher, regained the individual
lead in the poll, pulling ahead of
Detroit right fielder Al Kaline by
2,299 votes. Yogi Berra, New York
Yankee catcher; was third in the
individual poll followed hy Nellie
Fox, aU White Sex second
baseman can not answer that question on-~
ithe advice of Murray Frank who
says Guild matters are not under
| your jurisdiction.”
Cus D'Amato, manager of light-
heavy contender Floyd Patterson,
and Bobby Melnick, whose stable
includes Ralph (Tiger) Jones, were
two of the suspended managers
Bobby Nelson, who once managed |
Joe Miceli, and Charlie Bauer,
manager of Danish Chris Christen-
sen, were the others,
Baltimore Orioles have had the
largest turnover of players this
i year. \ot the 40 on their roster
let Dec. Nt. 1954. only 14 players
are with ike team.
Dodgers’ Big Early Edge Is Still Holding Up;
Yanks Move Along at .667 Pace in American By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
His ay eomeeietion to the rest |
of the National League, Brooklyn
is back to normal again. The'
Dodgers aren't winning any more
games these days than they did in) |
In ‘52, the Brooks moved past; the winningest teams this rhonth— |
| Day Speedway when the Pontiac |
Speedway sanction was awarded |
to the National Association for |
' Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR).
Under the new agreement, Land |
O'Lakes will have full sanction,
(starting with Wednesday night’s |
|races. There is no working agree-
{ment between Land O'Lakes and |
NASCAR
Gay-Day’s Wednesday night pro-
grams will be cancelled, but hard-
at the M59 track for the past two ‘PS will.run at the Lake Angelus | Wimbledon _ tradition. Americans
track on Sundays, while programs
‘are set for Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays at the Pontiac oval.
“We are very pleased with the
new setup,” manager. Pike stated
| this morning. “We think it will
/work out to the racing benefit of
idrivers and fans alike.”
Wednesday's race program |
starts at 8:30 pm. following 7
o'clock. qualifying.
Solunar Tables By JOHN ALDEN KNIGHT
According to the solunar tables
calculated for this area by John
| Alden Knight, best fishing times
for today and Wednesday are:
Teter “H
j P.M.
Minor Major Minor Major
12:15 620 12:25 66:45
Wednesday;
A PM.
Minor Major Minor By
1:00 «(7 10 1:20) (7.
Ma jor Leagues TUESDAY'S BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Won Lost
2 @
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Detroit at a Cees. * p.m.—Mass (3-4) vs. Kansas “City at Cleveland, 12:30 p.m.— | the Giants into first place during
| June and had a 3%4-game lead at >
the end of the month. They made
‘fit two straight the following year,
_although barely above 500 -for |
June. Neither of the contenders at |
the time—Milwaukee and St.Louis |
~—did much better, however.
This time, though, the Brooks
have that big edge they piled up
in : in April and May to lead the
2 yesterday ball for Secondvplace Chicdgo Cubs by 12%
— egg a have pagel: just al fo for the’ Poe 4 in 1952, month yet have a half-game
"54, when up on Milwaukeé:.
ata 724 - * 3
in both’ The Braves have been winning th at a 640 pace-their best June.
since shifting to can on son
they've had to come from w
back i
each with a .708 percentage. But | Fees Si (24) vs. Garcia (3-9). they haven't been able to make | Boston at Washington. (2, 4:90 p.m.—Sulll-
up for bad starts and still have, (7%, Se) ind, Delock. (5-4) vs. Stobbs (1-7) and Porterfield (7-10),
ground to close on the New York. (Only OX scheduled) American Girls
Eye Semi-Finals
WIMBLEDON, England w—Five
| American girls with tennis shots as |
crisp as their new court dresses
| play today in Wimbledon’s quar-
' ter-finals.
* * *
They are within sight of achicv-
ing another All-American semi-
final an. almost established —
have had the last four places _in
the women’s singles here every
year since World War II except
in 1947,
* * ®
The five Americans left this |
/year — four of them from Cali- |
| fornia — still have to get by a
alee Atingarian and an Austra-
an girl, But on past performance,
he should be able to do it
s 2 ~*
Top-seeded Doris Hart, ‘Coral |
Gables, Fla., meets fifth-seeded
Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode, Ala-
meda, Calif., in what shapes up as
the day’s best match.
Frontier Story
Highlight for
‘OCSC Program
A colorful story of early day
America, ‘This Heritage of Ours,”
will be the featured entertainment |
for Oakland County Sportsmen's
Club Wednesday night at the
Clubhouse, at Waterford.
For this occasion OCSC dads are
expected to take their sons as’
guests of the club.
“This Heritage of Ours'’ de-
picts the first frontier as it was |
gradually pushed westward, and
pays a tribute to those freedom.
leving pioneers who blazed forest
trail from east to west.
President White will discuss
some of the major conservation
| items that arose during the recent
| Michigan United Conservation
Clubs Convention in Escanaba.
He will also announce latest de-
velopments regarding the Michi-
gan state rifle watches. on OCSC
grounds July 9-10. the Chief Pon-
tiac Open skeet shoot. July 23-24,
and the annual club picnic, sched-
uled for Sunday, Aug. 7.
Gains by Fox,
Kaline’s Slump
Tightens Race Chisox Slugger Gets
13 Hits to 8 for Al
During Last Week
NEW YORK wW—A 10-point gain
by Nellie Fox of Chicago and a
14-point slump by Detroit's Al
Kaline has served to tighten up
the American League batting ra--.
* * *
Fox cracked out 13 hits in 31
at bats last week to increase his
average to 339. Meanwhile, Kal'ne
only managed eight safeties in 31 |
trips and dropped to .365.
* Ld] *
Harvey Kuenn of Detroit, the
runner-up to Kaline a week ago,
dropped to third place as a result
of a 23-point loss to .320. Al Smith
of Cleveland is fourth with 317,
| followed by teammate Larry Doby
with .309. Sports World Is Shocked ¥
by Agganis’ Sudden Death | BOSTON uf — An outwardly- |
hardened sports werld was
shocked and saddened today by the |
unexpected death of Harry Ag-
ganis, the “Golden Greek” who |
passed up tempting pro football
offers for a baseball career with |
the Boston Red Sox.
¥ *
The “brilliant athletic career of |
the 25-year-old Red Sex first base- |
man and former Boston University | *
‘football great ended abruptly yes-
terday as he succumbed to a lung
ailment at Sanc ta Maria Hospital
in nearby Cambridge.
A fierce competitor on the play-
ing field but a happy-go-lucky type
when not in action, Agganis ap
parently had been making a suc-
cessful recovery from his second
bout with a virus infection since
mid-May.
The news of his death stunned
the entire sports world and mes-
sages expre ssing sympathy — and |
District Title at Stake a)
Babe . Zaharias
Looks Forward
to Golf Again
GALVESTON, Tex.
Zaharias, 42, uw — Babe
and recovering from
her second operation in a J
more than two years, looked to-
ward a return to golf today. Her |
doctors think it will be three
months but the Way the great |
woman athlete operates, it'll prob- |
ably be sooner.
“I don't intend to retire until I
meet somebody who is better than
am,"’ she said with the same old |
confidence that has marked her
fabulous career in sports Over a |
period of 25 years. She added
thoughtfully: ‘Il haven't found that
person we ”
Houston Seeks
Rocky-Archie
Bout for Texas In the National League, Richie |:
Ashburn of Philadelphia climbed |
Don Mueller of |
New York and Roy Campanella of | one point to .353.
| Brooklyn are tied for second at
338, Mueller slumped one point |
| and Cherenais a
Ted Kieeewead of ‘Cawnati is | This Time Legislature
Won't Interfere if Bout
| Is Landed
| HOUSTON, Tex. uw — Houston |
; wants . the Roc ky Marciano-Archie |
fourth with .333 followed by Bill Moore world's heavyweight cham-
Virdon of St. — with 324, | pionship fight, is guaranteeing |
| $730,000 to get it and if it does,
iKhessewahs clouted two homers | won't run into the trguble Texas |
last week to deadlock Duke Snider experienced the first time it tried. of Brooklyn for the lead. Each
has hit 23. Snider is the National | The Legislature met and passed; On
League's rung batted in lea ‘er a law to prevent a title fight when | cards,
with 71
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees bid. That was in 1895 when Jim | respectively, for such a sports spectacle.
‘this state made its first and only | shock poured in from all sections
‘of the country.
“All of us in _the “American
| League office are saddened and
shocked by Harry's passing,” AL
Preident Will Harridge said.
‘Personally, 1 spent some time
with him in Sarasota (Fla.) this
+spring and he impressed me as
a fine young man, possessing great
ability and one who was a credit
to the game on and off the field.”
Red Sox Owner Tom Yawkey
said he and his wife were ‘‘stunned
“ saddened” by the news and
dded: “The Red Sox, baseball
aad the world of sport . . . have
lost an outstanding athlete and a
| young man - great character.”
* *
Boston General Manager Joe
Cronin called Agganis “a great
athlete—a ‘grand boy—a great
credit to sports.” Cronin said the
Red Sox will wear black mourn-
ing bands on the left sleeves of
their uniforms for 30 days.
Mrs. Stace’s 77
Sets Pace for
-WDGA's Start Dearborn Player Has
One Stroke Edge at
Orchard Lake Test
A fine 77, fired by Mrs. Vincent
(Louise) Stace of Dearborn Mon-
| day set the pace for the opening
day's action in the Women’s Dis-
trict Golf Association medal-play
tourney at Orchard Lake Country
| Club. The 37-40 card was said to
| be Mrs. Stace’s best tourney mark
One stroke behind was Keith
| (Susie) LeClair of Ann Arbor, and
Mrs. J. P. Stapchinskas was 3rd
with 82.
The field of 163 included 40 in the
championship flight, 15 of whom
broke 90 for the day over the
6.500 yard layout.
Title race was wide open, with
beth last year’s champion and
the runnerup missing. Pat
Devany, several time WDGA
champion, withdrew at the last
minute because of illness, and
Mrs. Irene Bretzlaff, 1954 runner.
up. is also absent. Wiffi Snitth,
another top district star, is play-
ing in the Women's National
Open this week.
Two young Poritiac area players.
Pine Lake's Sally Sharp and Mary
| Margaret Lovell of Birmingham.
are among the leaders, each with
a good 87. p
The event is a 54-hole test.
their way to the top opening
Mrs. Stace and Mrs. Le-
Clair fired five and four birdies,
shooting from the continues to set - the American | Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons had | front tees.
League pace in homers with 18
while Jackie Jensen of Boston has
taken over the RBI lead with 55.
Grady Johnson fo
Make Pro Debut
Tonight marks the pro debut of
Grady Johnson, stablemate of
Gene Linscott, Pontiac's top pro- |
fessional ring performer. Grady
will box Napoleon Ludy in a
Detroit four-rounder at 137 pounds.
| The event is a preliminary on the
weekly Motor City fight card.
Ludy is reported by Don Frayer.
co-manager for Johnson. to have
_ won a majority of his eight pro-
_fessional bouts. He is a Detroit
boy.
Grady has been preparing for |
his pro premiere for the dast $
weeks, o. Frayer says, and is in top
condition.
NEW ORLEANS i — Former!
light-heavyweight champion Joey
Maxim stands at boxing’s cross-
roads tonight when he sends his
/aging legs in pursuit of promiing
newcomer Willie Pastrang of New
rleans.
*
The one-time teiskwary king
from Cleveland must win ,tonight
to stay in the top of the division,
but he has been installed a slight
dog. * « *®
The 33-year-old Maxim, who lost
the title to Archie Moore in 1953,
will -be shooting for his 82nd vic-
Yankees, Ms news oe ne tory in 108 fights. His last outing The Yanks have ben winning at) p43 page A oe “tata resulted in a 10- loss to on t a 2-out-of-3 pace for the month | Kansas C'ty at eveland, 7 p.m. middleweight chamvion Bobo Ol- 6 h I 2. R R ] ]
(.667), making sure to grab the | Benimwre at Now ‘York : P5" 12:30 p.m. | son. And while the sty didn't help nning un a y
big ones to take a three-game lead NATIONAL Lessee Joey's prestige. he still is ranked Two runs in the 6th inning were | in the 7th when Nicholie’s put up on the runner-up White Sox. The) Wen Behind | No, 3 contender. enough to give the L. C. Anderson | a last-inning fight,“Two singles and Red Sox, much like the Braves in| cites "ls 32 i * ¢ @ Jets a 2-1 decision over Don Nicho’ re a ae the National, were back in the | Miveukes see 4 ah The 20-year-old Pastrano, who /| lie Real Estate in a Class A city| to the hill. Rains tanned
ore TO ree ae ee: esse ba i rs his wedding ring on a ghoe-| league baseball game Phere to preserve the win fe
in fit place. . Presvurea “vi 2 of 3, ra — = Addis. = ~ ee « 7's SCHEDU : ' dets trailed, 1-0, due to a honie
If the Cleveland Indians aren't Niza"! attghreehy™ 7 Mage Biggest ‘Double’ run elout by Nicholie’s Maurice | Albie Roman was starter and ead, they're barely breathing at- | Pitseurgh af Prilsdeipnie, 7 pm. cougy. | PIQGest Double Stack im the 2nd stanea. A dou- -| loser for Nicholie, He gave way to ‘ter what's happened this month, | came homt (6-7) ve, Wehmeter (33),. Northville Down Harness Racing| ble by Judge Booker, an error = Dick Womack during Anderson's
| They've split their 28 games this my 2 _ pim—Javes (78) Track last night had its 3rd largest by 2nd baseman Dave 4 off. winning 6-th inning rally after a
| far in Jute and trail the Yanks by om Rushell daily double in its history. A $2, the bat of Tony Lothery, Louls pair of walks had loaded the sacks.
ay | six, RESULTS ticket paid $297.20. © ~ Sy
a rem | er mes eas ce it { race, é
mm.” _ | Banker Girl, a 5-2 favorite which | | |” J wow the and wl : | tt Maxim at Crossroads in
Battle Against Pastrano nothing to lose and everything to |
win, Unranked in the division's top |
10, Pastrano could jump among
leading eontenders with a victory.
Wily Willie's record includes 31
triumphs, - _— ~_ draws.
J. T. Oven, uae sceakient of the
promoting Louisiana Boxing Enter-
prises, said he looked for a $40,000
gate for the bout, Joey has been
guaranteed $15,000; Pastrano will
pick up $7,300. The bout will not 'agreed to meet in Dallas.
Governor C. A. Culberson heard
about it, called a special session
‘of the Legislature and a law was
enacted to prevent prize fights. It
was 30 years latef before boxing
was legalized in Texas,
bd * 2
So, this time, if Richard Mc-
Lendon, local real estate dealer
and boxing manager, gets the fight |
for Houston in behalf of a syndi-
cate he represents, there'll be noth-
ing to worry about. It can be held
with bells on.
McLendon made the bid yester-
day, offering the International Box.
ing (1h jin New York a guarantee
of a $750 000 gate. He said he was
approached bv a local group.
which’ he declined to identify. ‘I
told Harry Markson, manacing ;
Cee of the International Box- |
ing Club, I was the head of a syn- |
dicate ‘that could get together
| $750,000 to bring the fight to
| Houston, Markson said he couldn't
consider my offer until the match
was made, if and when it was made. ii
[Chiistion 9 Moves
Up in Church Loop
Cengral Christian moved to with-
in half a gatne of leagtie - leading
First Baptist in the Pontiac
Church Softball League Monday
night with a 9-8 victory over Mem-
orial Baptist at the Longfellow
field. First Baptist holds a 7-0
record, while Central now has a
7-1 mark. St, Paul Lutheran,
couldn't field a squad last night)
in the other scheduled contest, nec-
essitating a forfeit to | be televisec televised or broadcast. Avenue United Presbyterian.
Jets Squeeze by Nicholie =="
Eighteen hole rounds are set for
today and Wednesday.
Championship flight cards: ure Vincent Stace 37-40— TT
Mrs. Susanne. LeClair 40-38— 78 Mrs. J. P. Stapchinskas 42-40— 82 ~aag Grinnell . 44-40— #4
Mrs. C. U. Wilson 47-38— 85
Mrs. Rylma Marquardt 41-44— 85 Clara Jane Mosarck 43-43— 86 Mrs. — Gawne 41-45— 86 Mrs G. Israel 46-41— 87 Mery Margaret Lovell 43-44— &7 Sally Shar: 45-42— 87 Mrs. Don Deiss 46-43— 89 Mrs. Hanley Dawson Jr 41-48— f9 Mrs. T. O. McLaughlin 44-45— a9 Mrs. Harley Higbie 45-44— 89 Mrs. A. J. Redman 44-46 90 Mrs. Ruth Stricker 42-48— 90 Mrs. John Shutts 46-44— 00 Mrs. 8. A. Cotten 50-41— 90 Mrs. C. B. Tuttle 44-47— $1 Margie Watkins 46-46— 92 Mrs. Victor Ryden 46-46— 92 Mrs. Robert Marsh 48-44 92 Mra. Vanghen Nesbit 47-43— 92 Mrs. J. A. Dodds 44-48— 92 Mrs. Coleman Mummery 50-43— 93 Mrs. W. J. Chesbrough 46-47— 93
Mrs. 8. Livingstone 48-45— 93
Mrs. Don\Watkins 44-§0— 94
Mrs. C. P. McLain 48-46— 94 Mrs. Eliot Payson 47-47— 94 Mrs. Robert Leahy 45-49— 94
Mrs. Janet LaBoskey 40-46— 95
Mrs. Gershon Levy -5i— 96
Mrs. Paul Miller 46-50— 96
Mrs. A = Catherwood 47-49— 96
Mrs. C. H. Best 47-$1—. 98
Mrs. J. H. Bradley -$0—1
Mrs. 8. W. Nunneley -49—105
Newcombe Now Best
NL Control Pitcher
NEW YORK #—Brooklyn’s Don
Newcombe, seemingly headed for
his best major league season, has
replaced Robin Roberts of Phila-
delphia as the National League's top control pitcher,
Figures compiled by The Asso-
ciated Press revealed today that
Newcombe has given up only 16
bases on balls in 115 innings for
a per-game average of 1.25,
In the American League, relict
Consuegra of the Chi-
Rice Pitches and Bats
George | Puertas 9 to Victory
Monday was @ big day for Gor-
don Rice in the Waterford Town-
ship. junior softball program. Rice
struck out 9 as he
¢ }
THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1955
~Durocher Sad as Yanks Dump Giants NEW YORK (®—The New York
Giants had just won a@ pre-game
homer-hitting contest from the New
York Yankees when a Giant player
muttered half: under his breath:
“That's about the only thing this
club can win,”
It is an opinion shared by many
Giants who, individually, are try-
ing as hard as ever, but collective-
ly seem to have given up and con-
ceded the 1955 flag to the Brooklyn
Dodgers, . * s
The Giants may not be dead but
they look like they are through.
The players know it and so does
the manager, Leo Durocher, The
worst part of it is, the players
apparently have become resigned
to it. They can't wait for the sea-
son to come to a merciful end.
Durocher stubbornly refused to
admit before last night's exhibition
game, won by the Yankees 41,
that such was the case, For the record, he pointed out that. the
season had not even reached the |
head sadly when. asked whether
the team was capable of pulling
off another miracle such as that
of 1951, * . =
“The club is at its lowest ebb
right now," he said. “Everything
is going wrong for us, Nothing we
do turns out right, When the play-
ers don't foul it up, I do.
“Right now I'd have to say we're
as bad as in our worst days in
1953 (when the Giants finished in
the second division.). Nobody is
hitting. Our defense is terrible and
our pitching, except for Sal Mag-
lie, is bad. What mystifies me the
most, however, is our total futility
at the plate. The only guys who
are doing any hitting at all are
Whitey Lockman and Don Mueller.
a game.”
Johnson, Miller Record
Shutouts, Shaw’s Rebound Two shutouts and a narrow win|
by General Motors featured soft-
ball action in the city leagues Mon-
day night.
GMC eked out a 43 win over |
Bicmar Inn at Beaudette Park, be.
Big Victory 7
Needed fo Give
Lift to Tigers Detroit Opens 9-Game
Road Trip Tonight in
Chicago
CHICAGO — Just about this of Al Dennis and Doug Hall.
It was a comeback victory for
the Coachers, whe trailed, 2-0
at the eng of the ist frame.
single, sacrifice, fielder’s
choice and wild pitch tallied
| GMC’s initial run in the 2nd;
then a brace of doubles, a walk
| and error gave Coach a 3-2 lead
| in the 4th,
GMC increased the advantage to
|4-2 in the 6th, but Bicmar came
| back with a run in its 6th to
| keep the issue in som:
In the ahicay Shaw’ s Jewelers
| bounced. back after Sunday's loas
| to GMC with an 80 whitewashing
}of the Elks, Glenn (Wimpy) John-
‘son hurled for the Jewelers, scat-
tering four hits, struck out 15 and
walked none, Chuck Mason hom-
ered for Shaw's in the 4th.
* s *
| Ed Miller pitched a neat S-hitter | as Stadium Inn blanked Ashland
Flying Octane, 7-0, at North Side. half-way mark. But he. shook his)
If it weren't for them, I don’t think |
we'd make more than three hits |
time last year the Detroit Tigers Winners garnered just six safeties
settled down to a mediocre brand off John Geiger, but the Ashland
of ball playing that dropped them ™oundsman issued five walks, two
game by game farther and farther |
behind the American League lead-
ers.
The gradual decline didn't end
until the last day of the season.
A year ago today Detroit was 4th
in the league with a 29-36 won-lost
season record. They were 15',
games behind Ist place.
By Sept. 28, they had faded to
Sth place, 43 games behind the
league-leading Cleveland Indians.
Teday, holding down the No. 4
spot again, the Tigers have a
35-31 season record. They are 1¢
games out of Ist place. And to-
night they play 2nd-place Chi-
cago in the Ist of three games.
This could be good or it could
be disastrous. A sound enough lick-
ing could demoralize the team. A
big enough victory could provide
badly needed punch lacking on
their not-too-promising road trip.
The Tigers have nine more
games to play before they get back |
to Detroit July 6. Besides the
White Sox, they still must play 3rd-
place Cleveland and 6th place Kan-
sas City.
Duke Maas, who will be after
his 6th victory tonight will need
all the help he can get to avenge
a 164 defeat he suffered in his
only other start against Chicago
this season.
Maas will face Dick Donovan,
with a 9-2 record.
Sports Calendar ; TODAY
~ Baseball
CLASS A—Don Nicholle Real Estate
ve Auburn Merchants (Wisner, 5 30)
CLASS D—Clerkston Merchants
Mets «(C-J north, 5:30)
CLASS E-—Lunsford Market vs
1C-J south, 6:30): vs
Boys
Club
ton, 5:30).
Softball
CITY MEN'S—Drive-In Cleaners ve
Chuck & Loule’s Market (Beaudette, 7);
Mike's Used Cars vs. Pontiac & Opdyke
y Softwater
; Prank-
MEN'S—Drayton Drug
vs. Richardson Dairy (Drayton, 8 36).
WATERFORD, JR.—Drayton Drug vs.
sacha (Drayton, 6:30). GUE—Pete's ‘LEAG
Service vs. Waterford Villige (Williams
Lake, €:30).
CASH IN ON
YOUR Vivian's Beauty |
Shop ve. Community Market (Washing- | ‘of which resulted in runs.
s s =
In Girls League play last night,
| Avondale pounded out a 142 vic-
tory over Gingeliville with Goodell
| homering in the 5th inning.
omc oe 210-4 4 3
Biemar 00 001 O—3 4 3
A. Dennis, Hall and Gone: Helisek and
Bud Reed
Elks ao
Shaws
Hill and Berdon;
eo a5
100 $62 «x ° «6
Johnson and White.
Stadium 202 190 O-—7 6 2
Asniand 000 600 0-8 5 2
Miller and Baich; Geiger and Webster.
100 fo0 1— 2 4
043 232 x—14 8 2
McCarter and Galante,
McCaslin oes Goodell Cingelivitle
After a disastrous road trip,
which ended with nine defeats in
the last 11 games, the Giants were
in the throes of their worst bat-
ting slump in many years. During
that stretch, the Giants have
scored more than four runs in a
single game only once. Only three
times have their hits been in dou-
ble figures. |
. * *
“How do I account for abel
Durocher reiterated a reporter's | query, “I wish you'd tell me, I've
wracked my brains searching for
the answer,
“All I know is, in 1954 when we
needed a hit we got it. When we
needed a big play in the field to
get us out of a tight situation, we
got it. When it called fer a weil-
pitched game, we got that, too, If
a Starting pitcher faltered, there
was always Marv Grissom or Hoyt
Wilhelm in the bullpen ready to do
the job “Now we get nothing, No hitting, |
no - fielding, no pitching. Willie
Mays isn’t hitting, Davey Williams
has bogged down, The poor kid's
back is killing him. The catchers
ny Antonelli is having a bad year.”
catch n?
dimadeat” | he asked, “Haven't |!
got enough troubles?"
Limit of Loyalty
BALTIMORE (®—The Baltimore
Orioles are the big losers so far
in American League battles, but |
Manager Paul Richards says the
owners are determined to “see it|
through’’ even if they have to keep |
on throwing money at bonus,
players.
Richards said yesterday the
club's owners are willing to pay
any price “near reason” for a
player who could help them, even |
budget between $500,000 and $3800,- |
budge5 between $500,000 and $800.-
000 for yearly expenses, The Birds |
budgeted $550,000, but the team |
| already has spent “more than a,
| half million,” he said. Richards |
| guessed that the total for the year
| would be “between one million’r 1}
$1,200,000."
The Oriole general manager, |
who doubles as field manager for |
the team, already has signed five |
Jackson Wins,
Wants Valdes ©
NEW YORK —"Now I want |
Valdes. (Cuban Nino Valdes).
That's my last trouble — my last |
headache."’ j
Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson sat |
in his dressing room at ancient |
St.Nick’s after he had evened an |
|old score with Jimmy Slade who |
ended his hot streak a year ago. |
Before Jackson gets Valdes he |
' probably will be matched at Syra-
cuse, N.Y., Aug. 3 with the winner |
of the July 13 bout between Ezzard |
Charlies and Paul Andrews.
Jackson, the perpetual motion
man from New York's Far Rock- |
away section, overwhelmed Slade |
with his non-stop attack. Judge
|Bert Grant had it 6-4, Judge Leo |
}
« Birnbaum 6-3-1 and Referee Barney |
Felix 5-4-1 all for the Hurricane. |
The AP card Was 6-3-1 for Jackson.
bonus players and a number of
other youngsters to the farm sys-
tem. But he said, “Next year,
; we're going to obligate more, The
owners are determined to see it
through, to go down swinging,” he
said.
“One good player,” he said,
“could make the Orioles a con- |
| tender, You'd be surprised at the
| difference it could make.”
The Bird pilot said his five bonus |
though the club will exceed its| boys are not the only hope for | players like Gil Coan, Cal Abrams
|the future. “We signed some kids | Oriole Management Still Going Along
With Club Despite Birds’ Lowly Status just as much of,” he added.
Baltimore fans have stuck with |
the owners and the bonus players |
458,562 spectators in 28 home dates.
lar period of 1954—when the team
returned to the major leagues.
hitting has been the chief draw-
| back of the team. Richards added
that he ‘‘couldn't believe’ that
and others can't hit better than
He estimated that most teams (= never "heard of that we think | they are doing now.
oro Calendar weeweeest
Rasebal
i000 A—GMC vs CIO $04 (Wisner,
D—Clarkston Merchants LASS ve
ont Grill (C-J north, 6:30),
LASS E—Vivian's Beauty Bhop ve]
St. George ‘C-J uth. §:30:: Mets vs
awe Market (Washington, 5:30)
LASS F—North Bide Indians vs. Boys |
cise (Washington. 9): East Siders vs
Don Nicholie Real Estate (Washing: |
ton. 11)
KNOTHOLE—Red Gox v5
(C-J south, 6); Tigers vs. Boys Club
'C-J north, 8: GMC vs Lytell-Cole-
grove ‘C-J south. HH); Whitfield Cubs
v8. Orioles «(C-J north, 11)
AMERICAN LEGION—Birmingham CS Athietica
Rochester: Berkley at Waterford;
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Southpaw Lino Donoso, now with
Pittsburgh, had a 19-8 récord with |
| rookie of the year in the Pacific |
| Coast League. Features Start’
are helpless at the plate and John- |
Did Durocher think there was |
any club in the league that can |
“Why bring Brooklyn into this |
so far. The Orioles have drawn |
That's a drop of 84,106 for a simi-|
For the present, he said, weak |
| Pontine & Opdyke (Beaudette, 7); Loute’ s|
Giles Realty vs Avon. | ‘Jones No- Hitter |*
for Junior 9s. Boys Club Teams Win
in 3 Leagues; Mound |
Jobs Sparkle
CLASS D
Rosebud Lecmchir bales Dublin 3
Boys Club §, 8t Guero
Cass Ponts 8, Senay Mkt. 4
CLASS F
Boys Club 8, Dick & Wes ©
City Janitors 11, West Bide 1
KNOTH |
| OLE
White Sox 71, Athietics 1
Red Sox 19, GMC 13
Boys Club 9, ‘ghreskear} Cubs 0
Tigers 10, N.B. Aces
Pontiac’s junior league pitchers
| broke out in a rash of low hit!
| games Monday as the boys from
Knothole through Class D began
playing for keeps on the city sand-
lots.
Best performance of the day was
| registered in Class F where Dave
| Jones recorded a no-hit shutout
as Boys Club blanked Dick & Wes, 80. Jones struck out 11, while |
| walking 6 |
In the other ‘“F’’ game, City)
Janitor Service laced West Sida,
11-1, as Bob Reviss limited the
| West Siders to 2 hits.
| ‘Twe games in Class E were
highlighted by a brilliant I-hitter |
by Ken MeClinteck, as Monday |
proved to be a fine day for the
Boys Clubbers in three leagues. |
McClintock whiffed 8 and walked
4 and yielded only a 3th inning
single to Tony Hiller. as BC beat
St. George, 5-0. Art Poe had 3
hits, including a homer for BC.
In addition to their wins in Class
| E and F, the Knothole Boys Club-
bers also were victorious, beating +
Whitfield Cubs, 9-0, on Bob Rabaj
| 2-hit hurling. Mike Reed homered |
a1 | Hollywood in 1954 and was named for the winners.
In the other Class E contest, |
|Cass Ponts tripped Community
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White Sox walloped Athletics, 21-1;
and Tigers topped North Side Aces, 106. ' \
In a lone game in Class D, Rose-
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1955 __ |
NICK HALIDAY :
Jack Jouett of Virginia is called - | chosen to cut the ribbon, prior to
the “Paul Revere of the South”
the square dance.
The committee responsible for
| the party was headed by Mrs. Jack because of his night ride of 40
Mm = THEY DEMAND AN
YOU HAND
25 OUTEIDER FOR GO-BETWEEN. GEFORE. YOU DECIDE. Pelton, with Mra. Robert” Long-|of a Britah plan to capture Gov. 0,4 gent ce BA THE GoLD=. \| | WE TRIED 10 FOOL WE WANT THE GUYS
tan gina Wglature | | SOMETHIN, THE CAN WOME. MEN IN THE RIVER, JOB! ;
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WAVES, THE WIND
AND SKY...
East Mansfield Street
Residents Hold Party
Residents of East Mansfield
midnight to ‘celebrate the comple-
tion of the blaektopping.
The oldest couple, Mr. and Mrs. © 1958, dara f ite Co
, fice at 83% W. Huron St.
:
:
|
:
Julian Smith, ages 73 and 63, were . Indian giver!
: a BOARDING HOUSE
mY um! WHERE Y/ TRY THe ows KZ \
| a ep sete eee puztes Ake Not \A {| ULL BET" SHE'S BUsvanusens|| 1 FORGOT TO TURN THE )
Nepetwid ag big fdlh SECLUSION - AA IN THEIR LEAGUE FAKING BECAUSE WATER OFF IN
4 AND [tT oe items YP BOL MAY // wTHEY'D GETAS SHE'S TOO LAZY THE BATHTUB
‘\ SricKER/ =~ "ARE 7 SOLNE THIS MUCH KICK OUT OF [2 TO WALK a
TNOSE CORFEE WITHOUT THOSE )\'EM AS LAST ° a
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MMEAWWHILE: FRANK TRIES ANOTHER HIGHWAY \
ITS NO BLUFFS THATS HOW WE
TRACING IT WITH A SCTELATOR' Seal aS ae | (ATER AT ) TOR! )
WE'D EVEN LOCATED ITS LANDING Mey KD SAN THAT wy DiRT CROSS:
Se ee ASOUT TH' TIME WE FIGURED \ ROAD...
me) IT LEFT TH CAPE!
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OUT’OUR WAY —
IT'LL BE BACK?
THERE'S AN
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OUT IN THE
MAMMY MAMMY
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eager alee Pert eae Questio Commissione
Held Bond l
CARS
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000 : 47 MILLION
an eo euresey E, Welton, oa County
ecial assis- i $25,
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behead
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ployed
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Calif.
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LANSING
general
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for re- .
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50-300 don. | motors and ixed.
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State
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64.
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bak 30 bu. Collard.
than a point a few exce; ducts,
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chasing
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f First
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have delay
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ss pounds
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AR CHICAGO,
Sep
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| 3 50: oy
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lived in nday.
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and had live Sunda
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assembly
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we
Ga District
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and the alie
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Hank Agr not vroperty,
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Calif.;
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the
inherita
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| | 30-38:
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nigh f each 5 4 in Farm
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had le wae & vetted “virtua
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the d and E M
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dollars | pede robes re noune af om Armco 6 Co } Murray
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1954.
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the ol heifers
t ste and ye fed
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de stu Ll ed ware ills of easte nave boar
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181 Ad DU t sid u _ Hou e
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ON PARMS OR SUBURBAN from
% acre with 100 foot frontage
No a — or closing fees.
SHARLES
Equitable Lhe 1717 8 Telegraph ___FE 4-0521, Eve FE $-8891
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS esi 4540 Dixie Hwy
WE aeyn
At our @ al to purchase new or
seasoned contracts for our
elients. See me jore you sell.
ASK FOR BOB MARAN.
oo GELL-To [Insure
- WE'LL INSURE {T
: row” BU:
MAHAN REALTY CO REALTO!
Co-operative Real Estate Y Cer
no Evenings end Sundays
1078 Haren Ph. FE 307
10 OT THE M FOR YOUR ' land eontract, Realtor Partridge
fs the “bird” to see. 43 W. Huron
. Phone FE 2-8316.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR
land contract or equity im your
home.
K. L. Templeton, Realtor
3339 Orchard Lake 1 Ra. FE 4-4863
WE ARE. BUYING AND SELLING
land contracts—TODAY! Call us
now for the best and highest of-
fer of value, quick cash settie-
Ment. ;
Nicholie & Harger Co. 33 w. Huron
REEN LAKE:
“HE ADOTRS sie ALL LAKES"
Cottages iy
Since ie it fir HERE =
(Ene RICE EM 34412
WOodw ard 44 Rings here
Wanted Real Estate 32A
CASH . So emall equities. If Foray
hours we want we
our door within 24
Call now
have. cash for “your equity
and tel} us what vou
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
TN Sacira® St. Ph FE $-8165
Oper Eve ‘tt) #30
rOoR FOR Quick [ AND COURTEOUS
service on city or suburban prop-
erty, aiso vacant lots & acreage.
Net with Clark Real Estate. OL
1-6651. 1927 Auburn Rd., near De-
WA
No matter what
be sold if you .call
t the services of a quali-
‘ wil — for
oones small mes.
. 2. . BROKER FE 41187
_ PEDDLING
YOUR PROPERTY? DOESN'T IT PAY
Our method of showing only to ceantfiee Prospects — saves you
time and mon Can ‘Don't worry
‘all us gs We
and residential
—To Sell—To Trade
you BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT
MAHAN |
LISTINGS WANT
PE 5-8183 |
GREEN JAKE OFFICE:
Farms, business and commercial
mi: oy Kant, ‘Realtor =|
ures re 27460
N Teierapvh
LAR GE ROOM KITCHENETTE
for 1 couple only. Must be airs j
and clean. 50 Cottage St. FE
5-636.
~~ LAROE ROOMS, |
| lls E Howard
NOTICE
Due to increasing requests from
tenants, We sre reopening our
rental! service All rsong in-
terested in using our, fast service
must ap ead in person at Adams
Realty 382_/ Auburn
SMALL = “ROOM | FURNISHED
apt. 1 middleaged man. $10.
Jacokes St. FE 5-6867 .
Rent Apt. Unfurnished 34 34 PELL PLL PP PPP A APPA
and entrance. 2450 “Dixie Hwy.
TFE_
ROOM APT. FOR RENT. 004
_Btanley_
¢ ROOMS AND D BATH.
matic gas nT.
water. FE 401
§ ROOM MODERN UPPER APT
Closr to town gas heat. 73 8.
_Parke, St
5 ROO AND BATH SECOND floor. Newly decorated. OR 34817.
5
‘all
§ AND TILE BATH, UPPER.
36\2 Newberry. rear i Webster
School. Ci de
auto. gas hea} and “ot water.
$75 month, utilities extra, aie
_only, garage available. FE 2-7271
§ ROOM TERRACE APT. BOX 18,
Pontiac Press.
ARCADIA APTS
3 rooms and age kf cuihires per-
itted. 857
"eG HEMPSTEAD. K. G.
102. E. Huron _ CPE _ 48284
“DEL RIO RIO APTS. |
271 Oakland
3 rooms and bath, stove and
_utilities furnished. hed. Counle_< co
FIRST FLOO 2 AND BA
etree Frivtdsire stove FE ROOMS
FAMILY y Gd To Pen
home. In Cdlag Sh: 8 ‘
¢ Press Boul’.
—
_avt_ mid +1501,
SEE AD UND PURNISHED
__Apts._ for bse at ncabg OF
ONLY.
82 8, Marshall,
Rent Houses Furnished 35
& ROOM ROME ON LA
Automati beat Walled Lake area
1047 MODEL HOUSETRAILER. 27
_ft, Will sell, FE ¢-9078. N Iellobte WL Sf Ge icles ps YEA AR
2 bedroo Lakefront. In- KEFPRONT. water. ga- MA
SEE AD
Furnish
Co. ed po — Adams Realty
FURN FARM HOUSE CHILDREN
FURN FARM HO Sey pRen
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36
HURRY, sell
3 ROOMS, NEW. PRIVATE BATH |
i, avuTo!
automatic hot
things
through Classified Ads.) ~ d Anything gées! Dial FE
\SLEEPING ROOM AND GARAGE.
| __west side, FE 4-0337.
|
Convales<e cent _Homes jomes 38A
BOARDING .RDING HOME ron SR ELDERLY
_people., FE
LICENSED CONVA
home hae yo--rev for bed or
up patient “ Reasonable rates.
Phone 120, Ortonville, Mich.
PINE CONE NURSING HOME VA-
_cancies, OR J-2914
39 ~~ Hotel Rooms OPA ALLL
HOTEI. ROOSEVELT Rooma $10 ~ 4 Bath $18 ap.
FE $-8'26
HOTEL AUBURIN
Rent Stores 40
BLDG. AVAILA coe
fi
ag to eeu the ==] 4120 Walton
3-241
tivd
WILt "3 Crone BPACE.
380°. or any mart mes
parking Soe One of best st location
on west side. FE 56-0101. ask tor
_Mr_ Barnes
For Rent Miscellaneous 42
cA pte 1% ACRES ON
inland lake near Helly Phone
_Holly, MElrose_ 7-096. 0
GARAGE 27) x 48. FOR WORK-
| _shop of storage 220 N. Johnson.
__ ONE WAY COAST TO COAST
RENT HERE and
UCK RENTAL 6ERVICE.
_Aubura_ Ave. Phone FE
For Sale Houses eee
Y OWNER *® BEDROOM 1 Un.
"mishee house. Has wiring, sev-
= “ae mee “dows 3 olece bathroom
wn or will sacrifice
comer or cash. Located at
635 Williams Lake «« Open Sun.
_ Wed & T Thurs OR 3-1376
43
BEDROOM | BRICK “LAKE PRIV-
eres lot ecelo} ny iise seclud-
d, no fr realtors.
Gani BIN WITH 6 —_ is OF LAND
eer ewan. eS
ee dcave ~ Huntoon Lake. Low
beh, ee
ALOW, 87 8. ogre Troome a :
BT isniriew
BUNGA -4 ACR
Staentca 1 mile West of —
on pee ved road. Includes 6 room
modern bun ee, with off floors
r alls. Utility room
tic heat. Attached 2
setting. with
Rooms With Roard 38)
+ PLACE OR 2 OR 3. CLOSE IN. | 66 E, Pike
Perime- | °
red er any down yment. |
DOWN | +
2 bedroom = Perry pate total
rice $5900 includes furniture
ic PANGUS 1919, M15
Ph. Ortonville 132. Reverse Chgs
ER
Lake home, 5 rooms, modern,
full ee FE_ 5-5 |
Gu BEDROOM HOMES, $150
bow N. PERRY AND K
ING. BANNAN. LI
THIS
WEEK’S |
SPECIAL
9950 DOWN
BRew home .o Otbow Liv-
and ehuret +
~ $1,150 DOWN
Solid masonry home. uae
Straits Lake area This home.
built m 1950 on 100 ft. lot has
living room with natural fire-|
place, bedroom. electric kitch-
en. utility, a number of built-in
features. Designed for comfortable
dares oS garage, Con-
stores. Lake privile c
"EMBREE & ONO
1565 = Lake RG. EM
Union Lake viene.
house ‘” suburban erea
$250 2 room house out
Aubrrn
.. sigid Cre with basement, “s_
Hatchery Kd. 41000 down. |
GE fo MARBLE, Realtor!
126) Andersonville Rad Waterford
Ph OR > 1268
RY OWNER. MODERN COUNTRY home One acre al! kinds of fruit.
No realtor, 2885 Lea
SPENCE ST. Lovely 6 room frame, oak floors.
piastered walls fireplace. lots of
closet space. Plaste basement.
gas heat, beautiful landscape. Cor-
ner lot. 2 car garage. Total price
$11,750 basag
ACRES Lovely e room home in excellent
condition, }ivine room. dining
room and stair carneting new
Serre storms and screens
$14.960 terms
RIDGEWAY 975 Baldwin FE 4-6203
Coabersure Real Estate ecungs
AUBUR | HEIG
upstairs Bat- electric oak
floora.. large Sonced lot. 2 car.
garage’ O1] heat. storms screens.
Rose Mc-
_farey, Pe paien or FE 63970,
3 co perros
115 feet
oT eens
YEA. N BED- i el OL, MODERN 2 pe. with” easy terms. 7145
_near Scott Lk.
noveg Fos ao ‘Par-
m: 1326M.
CROWDED?
UNHAPPY? je what you have at what
of this lovely
with ledgeroek
lots. Beautiful view
$11,800. Reasenabie terms. \
Dorothy Snv
furnace Large kitchen nice verd
ranch type home
fireplace 2 large
of lake. Oniy 4302 Disie Hwy Eves OR_ 3-0006.
$000 O00 DOWN
Neea room? Then see Mis see OR +1080
der Lavender
Eves, MY | MY 3-7085__
Flowers earave Or Perr Pa: 4 room m-dern on
heat. | vear o! Utuity room
victure window $1 ~wO flown Houses lar~e and mall |
ROSE McLARTY BROKER |
2149 |
A Home of Your Own
WFST SUBURBAN rt Ei]
Near Unian Lake Sem! finished
2 bedroom ‘frame home. Nice
fenced yard Complete things YOU READ TWIS AD MAY BFE
while you live here—not too much | TOO LATF-8O PHONE NOW
to do. imme possession. Low | ' YOUR AP-
price and term
more bedrooms Up. floor. Lots of trees and feneed in | OF THESE FITS
$100 DOWN YOUR NEEDS East side near Longfellow Schoo!
49 shell house Completed ex-) DRAYTON PLAINS—A neat 2 bed-
terior and partition studdin | room home with ful] basement
inside. Large lot. Makes bed- | and recreation room, living room.
rooms. story and a| dining room and kitchen, full
half frame that would make 2 path and 2 bedrooms on main
|
1 NEAR FISHER BODY yard. $9750 with $1750 down. V-1
Five room bungalow convenient CLARKSTON —On a well shaded lot
to school, bus and stores. ONLY near school This A-1 home fea-
$6700 with $1006 down. | tures a 14x24 ft. living room with
YOU CANNOT B
Almost finished
locations. 2 and
With basements
terior
electric, rough Insulation, room and EireP fireplace. dinin
e main foor EAT THIS |} em complete
West suburban bedrooms with full bath up Full
3 bedrooms. some’ ,basement with auto oll heat. A
Completed ex- fine home in excellent location
interior walls $12,950 terms R-l.
plumbing already |
in. Best terms possible. DRAYTON PLAINS 6 room! Living
room 12x22 ft. Dining room, kitch-
GAST SIDE en. 3 bedrooms basement, auto
§ room frame home-—2 bed- ot! heat, storms and screens
rooms, full basement gas heat. Plastered throughout. Select oak
double garage, near Eastern Jr. floors See this Oniy $12.500 with
High. New low price with $2,500 | §2100 down. Q-I.
down. Good pss
CEDAR ISLAND RANCH | Beach | ek 1 block fron the front
New 3 bedrm, ranch s7pe home door of this cute 4 room home.
With attacheq garage. eautiful | $6900 terms. M-6.
cedar siding, pay drive. Im-—
mediate possession. Decoration:to $959 DOWN -860 per month. will
do. This is really a deal for give you ®@ acres for gardening & |
someone. $11,100. or childrens play area. Living |
NORTHEAST OF Truly a nice 2
w. Pull
anfinished upset
stofm sash
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS
Modern 4 rooms BE slip Unfinished H NICHOLIE a HARGER
Open 8.30
(33 W. Huron St
~ BY OWNER © Beautiful brick
ing Gilver Lake.
eae living room with fireplace. .
dining—French drs. to patio —
ts laree i cary
ed kitchen. tiled: has garbage dis-
basement with 15x27
Garage attached. Full price $20.-
$00. Call OR 3-0615. No realtors. |
(4 STORY BUFF BRICK. FULL
basement lot. fenced vard. flowers, nieas- |
west location OR 35321. basement,
hardwood floors.
half aere of
scaped lawn. ONLY $8,350. terms ession. 4
MACEDAY LAKE PRIVILEGES —
TOWN kitenen and large ‘bath el on 1
bedroom bunga- or very nest. Full price only , oil «heat. |
plastered walls, |
airs Alumtnum |
jand- | “WHITE
BROS. REALTORS
On, e Hwy 8°30 “on -FE 5-8183 5660 OR 31872 or OR Phone 71789
Cooley Lake Area
a] This is a wonderful lake ranch home fac privileged home for vear Lake Lpibban| baeey ‘round Hving Nice shaded
lot. lawn and back vard 6
| room 1'g story bungalow ocr tile | in Ledgerock and Cinder
fixtures. Large Block But't tn 1960 Price $11,750, term
Pioneer Highlands
Like new buneelow § extra
size rooms and tiled bath.
13223) livine room Oak
floors and beautifully deco-
rated we'ts 1% car vatare
Lake nrivileres. Easy FHA “recreation room iaree |
YOUNG + yar gaa BRICK LA vor dteaae! ay
terms
Delightful Ranch
Sleek and long in white
a'uminum and trimmed in
Sherwood Yello-
ke fr 10 nice bed and t
spacious itch bath, ¢e aed Bt car ee in the very best rage Lot 150x180. Close to car garage, extra lake and new grave se
ie Fs » saa. Elizabeth Lake Esutes
"slong cpeoutive fs laree fa pon
ice Close to private park and + aiiaze Ty ps by ap- excellent sand beach. 6
ease, wi, : room modern bungalow 2 ® timside
OGM Ans a UTOERS nes, out, Aluminum siding ex- Las! terior Mice shede Pxtra
ate aie: fernece, fall to- | special Veluwe at $11,750 ow. =
a Es asters: | Sie SP techn net judine taxes, and a surance, see them today. ; = |
| Russell Young.
e2aP A oon. FE tit!
possession $10,500, terms
|W est Side
Near Webster School
er home in an excellent leca- ® small-
2 4 bedroom bungalow with lake | tion. 2 bedrms. screened porch
Ratwe cdcwe | privieges Auto vu! ceat and te | garage and large jet. $4,500
FE 341 v ‘er Never again so much for
_—____ 7B _?!1_____| gq igttie Just 4 lef. ‘91 today. | \ -NUDSEN
| NE.R LONGrELLOW sCHOOL CRAWFORD WM. H. KNUDSEN
seer” ceca coroa Ga fesrs| GENCY be eat poren re | A
back porch good basement. eas |a% W. Huron FE 41540 Pu PE 6 nave Eve. PE >
Birmingham
Centra] location. Well kept hom
very close to main business ae
trict. tdeal for
or clinic Call
| formation, :
|
|
rofessiona] office
or additional in-
7 room brick house, 40x103 lot. |
Excellent bus-
Can be used zoned commercial
ine ss : |
Close to Downtown
|
} ioc ation. for
both business & home, Cal for
information
/ GT
3 bedrm rick ranch type homes
Large 752154 lots in an excel-
lent location. Piastered walls se-
lect oak floors, full Bamt. with
partitioned rec. room. gas heat,
mito, as) water Reoter Many
‘ other features. These homes are
going fast Just $1,050 down in-
esties mortgage costs Moves you
|
EALTOR |
State Bank Bid :
John K. Irwin REALTOR
Since 1025 | 101's N. Sagthaw Street
Phone »_FE 5-0447 Eve FE 2-1804
ELIZABETH LAKE
ESTATES
A real wem-—3 bedroom tri-
level home with automatic
gas furnace.
tractive features:
warage ajso a nicely land-
lot all fenced. Best
of all only $11 will buy
this property Terms too!
LARGE FAMII.Y?
Why mot look over this 3
hedreom modern home with
23° foot living room
{ baths glassed - in
wall-to-wall carpeting. Nice
vard and shrubbery 1'4 car | scaned
garace and cement drive.
Good location, Priced to sell
a
INCOME
$1500 DOWN
HURRY! — on this deal.
1 lot in 2 houses the
north ear af City Good
rental location 1 ¢Toom
* house and i 3-room house.
It's a monev maker-take
look Mr Investor
| GILES REALTY CO. | 92 W > Buror FE 5-6175
Leer ate
eG I THE “BIRD” TO SEE
SUBURBAN LIVING
Here you'll enjoy truly fine ice
Over 1 acre of beautiful }.
ace: % car rarage.
Ho excellent
room With fireplace
ve wood panel
& drapes -inchided at fust §
on terms a
A LITTLE GEM $aa0e on terms,
WARD E. PARTRIDGE
REALTOR. FE2-8316),, © W, Huron 8t., yay aa $8750 «with terms. .
den. | up-
w ver cent)
costs to G1. |
OPEN DAILY
4TO8P.M. NEW GI HOMES $700 down
plus morteage costs. 3 Bedroom
brick homes Plastered
s.
cerneee & we Drive
Huron to Waterford Town-
shi | “Hal turn right on Crescent Lak about % mi. Watch
for \ ae
OPEN DAILY
4TO8P. M. $950 down New 3 bedroom mod-
ern homes at White Lake Large
living room with fiicture win- |
dow. Excellem kitchen. bath. oil |
forced ah furnace. auto water
heater coprer vlumbing. Drive
= peg to Deen Take
J. © HAYDEN | 6 E. Walton Bivd. PE 68-0441
Reaitor- = CC ern Eves.
6 ROOM FAMILY HOME
Walkine distance to downtown.
with full basement. eas heat and
automatic hot water. Large ha
ine room. sevarate dining roo
roomy kitchen with emole cating
space 3 bedrooms and olastic |
tile beth upstairs, 1% car ga-
rage Only ~ 00 Do wn, by ap-
pointment onlv §
WOODWARD ESTATES
{lean neat, well conditioned 1's
story home with unfinished up-
stairs. full basement
heat and hot water.
screens
down nicelv landscaved vard 1'%
car garage It's a dandy and at
= 00 down. don't wait. call us
"BUD" Nicholie Real Estate and Insurance
49 Mt Clemens St FF, 5-1201
Eve Mrs. Kelchner SFE 4-877)
Birmingham ONLY. $12,609 for this IAG ano
two bedroom home with
space upstairs for * extra .rooms
Disposal fenced yard and flowers
galore
Benjamin and
Stephens Inc. Hidw eet oo JOrdan 45726
8 ood werd Birmingbam
OPEN 9 A. M_ TO 9 PM. storms and
“|
Established 1916
550 FT. LAKE FRONTAGE on 4
large well patronized lake 6
modern mace!
for a large motel,
and refreshments. 249
pavement only 35 miles from
Detroit Here is financial inde-
pendence. $19.500 with §4,500
down.
ONLY $1,200 DOWN. Furnished 5-
rm. and bath year-around bun-
galow with privileges on and
very near Williams Lake. This
renting
Dar. Attractive tot garage: wt
CLOSE IN Walkine distance to
Sa a Te these te, ie fee
Le | FLOXD Kat Realtor | picture win- |
tile bath Divided base- |
attomatic |
2 bedrooms and full bath | $6.960 HOME
SIX NICE ROOMS Attractive home in A-1 condition.
| 65 ft. on canal, nice lawn and only
a short ride to Cass Lake Terms
= be arranged for reliable cii-
en
ROOMING HOUSE
WEST
Walking distance of downtown.
Property soned commercial. Full
nice basement with oll best fire: em e!
| place and large lot.
WE SELL-WE TRADE
| DORRIS & SON REALTORS > RS
152 W. Huron sarstty
CLARK EAST GIDE. 5 rooms. 2 bed-
. Hvine toem. dining roo:
Rd. Watch |
was. Very clean and neat.
$1.450 down Full orice $8,750.
AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA. 94
| A Basement home. CRES
| feet. Frontage of 64x
1 block from bus
| worth lookine into. priced at 86.-
980 with terms ;
18 4 BEDROOMS EN' ? City
| property wecteting ore room. | dining room. —
basement. fruit “cell La
| garage located
section less (han « ah rom
town, close to schools.
$8.750 with 82.500 down.
80LD
HOME. ve be
sell yours. if a interested tn oelling
or sad “a contact this not office. soap he pedro
eet vou Big pout eaulty,
Cuane ror PE eas ;
1362 W. eo 9 Oven .
Co-operatiy
GATEWAY to _ HAPPINESS PIONEER HIGHLANDS - SYLVAN LAKE
Exclusive paved street
pareve. fully insulated €@ room
e Cone
Cod home with
, wes . f : RS 2 s s ie ? i
= ‘ _ — +e ro Ad ‘ ‘ : : 3
° a THE PON TIAC PRESS, ; "TUESDAY. JUNE 28, 1955" oo
Wid. Miscellaneous 28 Wanted Real Estate 32A\ Rent Lake Property 36A| MODEST MAIDENS by Jay Alan | For Sale Heaess 43° For Sale Houses 43 For Sale tegees 4 ern eee beeen ws PPP LL OE RPL we Ce ~ we
Ni aon
soph bet ct Barats pe Bo. |* dees ye pig, MODEM. O° | Oot Data efor STO M PETITE. wew, MODERN NOME. LARQE/ ON CEDARDALE | NEW +4 on BU RN > AN ing boat privileges. 3 bedroom . Al
Ske ‘odds 5 ends PE sone TSROOMS) AND RETOHERETTE MAD DA fe i decorated: 2 ¢ vote eptienals |”
T US 8 m rom Pontiac. $6800. 4. financed. Offered less
Wanted to Rent © 29 ae as br x90R ga bd | —— ong «og co” APEAU $400 down. PE 40441, after 4 p.m. thea, the ie? of replacement
PARALAPREOLRABRAEODR ORL ODL OL more we can sp sone prong: Ent vy $1 without extra lots
AIR FORCE OPPICER DESIRES o Cea ; boat Batak atic show- $4, ms: ene is really gice
2 SS or @ full force Call for ent.
room house. wood of ats experienced. salesmen’ to reoned porch, per PRE W __year's lease. EM 3-3431. serve you, Call today, move to week, “Weldbauer's, 7 miles Le | one Bayo pa
OR 3 BEDROOM. HQUSE OR rrow Clarkston, phone Ortonvili 1 = om US COSTS
Reasonable tent Ure 1 ee ee PE 45181 EM 34808| Model nome located 18 E. Yosi-
oh ee a R ll Y yROM AUG 1éh To LABOR DAY; MILFORD AREA lgntt. Mast of Baltwm north of
SGunnoow nove away | “USSElL LOUND | 4 Tome Yrs Big on Village Back ‘Howe ang 3 acre § bedrooms 2| PEARL BUILDING Co. GROOM BOTRE TRAY eat aoa ees, oar Indian Village Brick | mies SH Seta On pave ene AID) ries w : ment. $12,000 wa.
’ 260ueG COL 5 ee aaa Open Eves tu + Sun ‘tl _$| spas i age 7 3 bedroom home with large car. tom eee te foe NOTHIN NG OWN TRADES ok ad pet lvinz room an ining | bh
PE eave after 6 ip or near Citv. | carger homes for smaller, etty.| ~ flarbor UN 3 ee room. Nreolsce sisased-tn rear | Liddell Real Estate oh Sh we veer aged
i hes © LEASE property for suburban or farms. | a» Sb porch. te baths recreation wutorg MU ¢7386 or MU ¢8275 finiad oe ae
FaieiLy WOULD Like T Gixed i lex suctunen milatae wacwel Coe room Gas heat sarase. too! | ment wl! bala ’ bedroam Also
y bontiec erp clang “vey poe Write | payments are scarce. trade your _!#dy_or gentleman. Lincoln 8t NN Priced at $19.900 . E pa
tine Press Box 36. equity ‘Trades made to satisfy #i! COTTAGES, PIREPLACE. WEST- | 2 BEDROOM RANCH | —
Fn HOUSE C OR mR LOWER rtles concerned. Call us, D0 @b- in, aged 5 ar oe ae elec —| Seminole Hills lua Ghellserested (Living ‘Mesut of Tet lene
“ ; ater. EM }-4518 | this well located 6 room home, 2 bd lo in
sm a eet DORRIS & SON FROM M AUOUST | TH T TO LABOR Brick. 4 bedroom with | large ou san stand be ihe \Latee Reet eas heat” and hot ester Puli
2 _E REALTORS CO-OP MEMBERS iving room with natur re- | = sement and lovely dining room
bee on Cass Lake. ion letely - lace. dining r den with | Golf Course It has a full Dining and ition
Landiorda, due to the number of 32_W._Hurea PE 4-1887 sale beach. boat. pie0.00 Pan oo place. dinins edie ct kitchen | Room ead a attached gerege.| ft car eatece or” ee oar
splendid vice informs __Weekly. PE 4-5342. space. ', bath down ij bath The price is just $16, with $10,000 with term: } |
eadid’ reutal” service rma. INTE | up Pull basement, 2 car ga-| feasonable terms. R. ne Mere Reaktor
ahowt our fest tres RMEDIATE LAKE FRONT psoment ‘oo
service can be obtained by cy eating . es furnished Electric, we- : raze Nicely landsca: | . = yr LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH 345 Oa! Ave,
Adams Realty Co., 2-7053 CAN SELL YOUR -#OM ter gas Walleve muskie. Shown by apvointment ' iJ. R, HILTZ FE 5-618] | tee location and + lovely 2 bed- Se cenutine Gesi metste Guhonay
Fi 7 a path SROPENTY AS WE HAVE @OLD 1, Gig gas Ee ony ‘or children. : ot . \REAL ESTATE __—=—sdOPEN | ivina ‘toom at ee
ROPESSIONAL MAN | DESIRES ; ;D | Mike Ross, Central Lake, Mich | ui Leslie R. Tripp; Realtor | =" at 1 living room modern > -
= pp. 5
Room tn nice clean cottage with; YOUR NEIGHBORS’. WE HAV kiteheo Pull basement with} SPECIAL—SACRIFICE
1. n) '§ ROOMS ON SANDY BEACH. —_ a SPEC J
beach, Powtiac Press Box 10 FU E DE-AWAKE 22 W. Lawrence Street auto heat and hot water Exceo-
eS SALESMEN TO GUARANTEE tae take rags! bon lage e re ren, Evening Tionall aice lot with earace. Rea- | $40? for cauiy im Mie share 2
SEEKING CLEAN COTTAGE ON CG, FS $0it) of fe — full basement. bath. large jot, im-
LAKE, AUGUST 13 THROUGH Ao catia ia or bales Ce cm “PRON COTTAGE AND | \ CASS LAKE mediate possession e¢ ask for
8 TODAY AND START RA T 3 | =
biotar g aagrgneack | Mo "With Sabatiers MF ikl EEStor a IRWIN & ROSA) #** & room bun~alow aewiv re- : : .
TIAC, NEAR GOLP COU [' | "E; ‘caK Britis Os =| modeled. on paved street. and | i R. J. VALUET, Realtor
w GOOD CARE OF EPRONT COTTAGES ON Seen Por Ol Real, Estite 200, Baldwin Ave é
Lake Nepesing. Lyles Landing. city bus line oaneled porch w $0101 FE 28344 FE 2-2161 345 Oakiand Av
7%, REFERENCES IF_ NEEDED Lapeer Kien. Phone ! | planter divider. peer window, OPEN fyecersure tegl © Rea) Wstate Exchanee x : .
. | ‘ Tr 6 es rey Co-operativ eal
FEDERAL be0se APTER 6 PM. BR S mai | , berbaatieaea fare woes | THE “MACEDAY ey a
“| ODER’ - | \ a? Mee | onth. i >
5 | tage. Boat. Waterford. $38 per \ ) ce u) 6- * ADAMS RD. 3 BEDROOM
GRESTOTETIE et FRRATRTO AMEE US A an ongee Sen emmy ai Scr cae onnson . : and garage natura! eviace
ee Oe Reasonable (= | pr ne | MODERN COTTAGES AT MIS. . nae waded 7 | Bicels landsca ed lot sie.ado CAMpet | a!
ee ilts oer one OR 3-1872 or OR_3-1769 | saukee Lake. near Cadiliac, ua Do you thin! ces w Ime sets a hat? terms |\<“as haa ne eNO | Bt 308 DOWN - Bread mew, tve Seger
Bo : ee ———— = ai ax6 room bungalow w Be. *
couee 00 COtPLH EXPECTING | | Rene ee Eerrishet) fed] SEE om aoe Bi iie RIDGEWAY Dy rae dgors sa | Be ak en neces aed. FOR BETTER HOMES
CHILD DESIRE 3 OR 4 ROOM pei lactte cn entchtanees HEE ___ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 975. Batewin 46203 | sutometic hot water kitchen sink
FURN. APT. WITH PRIVATE ONE, 2 ROOM AND ONE 1 Room quer CLEAN MODERN LIVING er | ee Core Real Estate oe chanee |Cefey Coremo siding. ‘and all interior etudding. Price NEAR ROCHESTER
BATH AND ENTRANCE. RENT) $°¢ orn furn apt. 49 8 | for your vacation at Pontiac : soperstiye Beal Fy PECHADE? Alwindtite aluminum sliding wiD-| a, only 87.395 . And Utica. practically new 3
rel ea ace WEED. | —Teieereph. FE b-ocse _.| Lake 1@ units Sandy beach, good Ae AND 1 ROOM IN DRAYTON. | EQUITY TO GI MORTOAGE FOR | dows : Sedreses Teriek | Cape Cea | bane
UST BE - >? ROC rome "W PIKE 8ST IN-| fishing, complete kitchen. «| Modern, Suchv Realty FE $3616 | bedroom Unfinished attic Cec | |6x10 laundry room | $1500 FOUR BEDROOM BUNGA- with ot] furnace, large rooms
ED Br s0Ly wane PON. | _quire im the ‘ear aut_ . | Cabin Bay, OR 3 MODERN 6 ROOM HOUSE: OAK | Desemept. automatic sas | 100 ff. lots ved street |” LOW-Only ebout vear old o1| ‘Situated on soprozimately one
TIAC PRESS, BOX 95. _—— ations es.| e€arpeted living room and ‘wail | ‘LAKE PRIVILEGES ON = = | cre of land. price of $14,500 in-
WANTED TO RENT WITH OP- | moe “FURNISHED APT FE |e ee L ie a asoreoes 2 garage, gulch, poetes | “Traverse draves in living room | MACKDAY LakEs.| ruses. Jinste ob ‘bein Ae Gioles, ob cétpoline calv “Sh
urnishe es. 5 ; : P ; | m
ool Wecset ares cot or | ROOMS er eer BATH. CALL AW HITE LAKE | ct enun oor wai aoa 7 WED: fences in beck fae | For a Colored Family $12,000 60%130 ft. lot. Good value. | = (o reuasee sou _—
acreage within 1§ miles Pontiac, after 5 p.m. PE _$-3506 Clean. cotta: : screens. Many ther extras < _ _| Sev
ge. Every conveni¢nee | room ranch idson Heledts monthly, 72 Russell Drive out Disie H to Willia: $14.500 LAKE FRONT 3 bed
Secret food Hostel FE 7 moows aD BATH COUPLE, | Fcctalaver feat. By weet ot | Sabine ginance 2 9p ,4it! | TAKE ORION ea DOWN — |"tnce'tor moccra Yor tumecna | Late shay, tar WU sogrs Te) eat Gua trot matures Ars: | win om [ati Mbne tontage | Kee Coe 2 bedrooms. ia living room large attic. Full base, gas heat Aa or sign wth eet of * ae
Share Livin uarters 30! = sche iced geen , boat for fishing Hans Anderson. | S690 2 BEDR . GAS HEAT fireplace. be ao bascaont ou hac water Youngstown kitchen, | Phone 34703 eS OR 1973 piace. tered walls. 80 feet only § miles from Pontiac. nice
14 Sess (2 ROOMS. 10* CENTER. OFF 4345 Oakgard near Stanley Swim- $2700 down, Balance at 4 per cent heat: beaeh tile bath. Past possession. Bee it! vd water frontage. Here is o lake 4% yoom home with basement
ES | zAuborei ne Deve _somence ==) at —— $54 per month includes taxes and ER GREEN MY 26031 ront that you can afford. oll furnace alse r
ome, 2 QmanS, TIMGT TS | + ROCKS amy Bere” (EGE SG (kr Commee,| eset ae Se a cory m aeyens ss your mepnoow sew) {ium Pt eet! et "see 5 | 31 Stow | ern locks ing = 4-4976 @ = !
eens ee eee ees gone | FLARE ROOMS. “ADULTS ONLY. | Bedrooms Wk Mo Season. 868 F nes Ging so TT aso0 For Colored Families | rest Estate iad __ Mortgage Ins bidetage ede Two bathe Fire | first with @ depos sveniass :
2 yt 7-99 nbd ena Pestle #1 Auburn. Lake Dr. MA ¢1778 after 6 p.m | pep month income By owner. FE | Beautiful 2 ved with up| ~~ RARGAIN AIN HOU SES : para soa : 5 _ —> after 6:00 call Mr Diller FE a]
at a : _2-1236 after 6 oD finished «econd flooF Oak floors. | 3d notes “leeat 5-678T ;
fr pequet | Write Pontiac 2 AND 3 Room M APTS. A! 3 | F 3 ih He BATHS. ? pe walls full ‘pesement, ges Small home with drv basement . poe app Sober hagg Sox
ress a 1 | sleepig rooms by day week |? LARGE ROOMS : i gas Gir © DO NOT per 3
| er month Fishing and swimming. | ___For Rent Rooms 37 lots double erage. Excellent in- ——. pee i re a sss | eas heat ee ene none’ REALTORS it over. Could be used for income.| Oy this brick imcome vroperty ‘
Wtd. Transportation 31 _EM_3-4073 ls aieesina nace MEN onLy | co Deger.| 9) Coc. pes alovmciise oun Mies | Sontem ae eke Gel oun 6008 | Ge ule en consisting of 2 {Wo room apts. UD.
~~~ | LARGE CLEAN ROOMS WALK-|° 399 Whittemore Sort sat TO BE MOVED oR Spears, FE 5-8963. | with 81200 down $0 monthly [al eee oe cock bcperes | career ent down iv
LADY WANTS RIDE TO WORK | ing distance to Pontiac, OR | Close in CLEAN @LEEPINO COTTAGE TO BS MOLI before payments. or your - 00 basements. Exceptionally we!!! pest of all price is only
bets and aurea i meer Bivd. CLEAN R = pri | . Tooma_Men only 40 Mechanic. pm “ON 3-688 6392 170 W Pine acini 45005 IMMACUL A T E. STOP LOOKING! built Lifetime ule Be teen | 920.800 with wonterta terms.
sod Woodward Birm FE 20386. ; yaw euirence Agus FE aeiee | CLEAN ROOM rit? MIDDLE BY OWNER. BRICK Lert ~~ 4 ene se-ta Plies Ceclepc j STAR1 BUYING! | Sealer 2 oe © acd PR
= | ; - ~ . ~ rE was a |
ROCHESTER TO PONTIAC PLANT 3 ROOMS NEWLY DECORAT.| ing 263s Oa Terrace Muddie | foom’ rier. irepiae laree eree| ELIZABETH LAKE setts s aream, Guage, corver ot | GI’s—$250 Moves You In! — On Lower Straits lake. with thie
on aon. y <i ome couple preferred. FE | straits ; aor ab: “an therm PRIVII “OES Ruteers j a extras sa NOTHING z TO PaYi LL. H. BROW N, Rake Lclpndvds igar echo rb me fot. all
= i ar —__—_|Gtvead OF VENT ROOMS indows, heater 9 car garage down and’ forem your wert VIAN si.ise 1362 W. Hur E 32-4810 ' town.
Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 52 take Oe Sea Baty 8 | for rent, Khebes erivileses wai. pares drive. titled — Repgied ederr § room house in excel COLORED | Tee vedroem, orick domes full Memper_C Coop. Real J Essie Exch. ope ae pane
_cpme. Relerences ad 4 tistanc ac otor xtures, deluxe chen, ent condition on t nd~ ' *
$4500 down am a 5 bedroom 2 eniy $1500 down
vr |) ROOM ARMY Deconaren: | $64 Py baie, Aowr mameees| ce, Sepsis cd Mey. | faaapee emma, eat cet | atti ie ecanae | ab Geet bt pee “ Cash Waiting [Wise wc Anderecet *r S P™ | 600t LEAN LARGE FROWT ciuds® Sfakefield furniture. OR tae octane, House is divided eet cen eee wack | aly trom 10 0m tof om Os OFFICE OPEN
. = ae to acts wi ms ap | ?
LARGE | ROOMB AND BATH, | _Deas bus ,stop_ pee +7338. ~ th | shop | Clemens : Si ltor
rer eer eee, | re esis | FOR EMPLOYED LADY KITCH- TEAT 3 BEDR OUSE ON | bath vo cai 1 Sedroome Maa | ANOTHER HOME AVAILABLE, © SAU OT Real Estat A. JOHN ON, Rea
we ; | en privileges, Garage PE $4279 | large comer lot 3 27898) | full peat’| On Earimere Bivd dexl0 R lot | = finchor Kea’ Estate UICK POSSESSION Boanish tyoe | = 1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
courteous action 3 ROOM FLAT ,RURNISHED — BA. 96. 600 Will take 43 or ‘83 gas hest oak floors unfinished | poe further information call Mode! | ©
SED ila cot nog pon, tapy | AS, TRONS Ees acta, | Sieg gens Me moreh and iv) SE Mgt cn en wor cows _ Rot Phe FRY Seu iS FE 4-2533 |
HNSON, Realtor 3 ROOM MODERN ON nunc iNe orp ment. Balance like rent. 2206 | ott EAN LENT 1N.| Your credit OO ~ | tal “bd —_——
A JO { | Sorry no children Call FE $0441 GFNTLES AN ATTRACTIVE Newberry Rd. OR }1 ie 6 to 8) = iy excetiey can! (5. \RDE NE R oop FCI: Al. , UI D W urs ive Rdg ool paren
1704S. Telegraph Rd. or FE 5-063 _ - room, West_side PE 46262 | pm. only Seen sFD FOR COMMERCIAL | at A's Goiveces 3UILD NO eet SS ns terme IRANDY BUNGALOW
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WANTED first 2 adults 402.N Saginaw PLEASANT e aikariso = ROCA information contact SYLVAN cits a few feet $9500 with $2800 Hr R BERT GEDANIS a Basement. Don't wait, act And Plamered eee esenaly —8 !
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Bring in your contract or call _ downtown 41 Pine St FE 23-6820 ss Elis i 382 Auburn FE 413391 } E 4,05 : lou “3
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| ATTRA - | 7500 with month Nest 3 bedroom home | Near Wisner Schoo WEST SUBURBAN 2? LARGE BED- . ,
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| 9.9378 rivileges Css a Marina “THE BIRD" to_see_ own Reasonabe terms Parkay oak floors Automatic And Linceiln Junior High. this | m bome, carpeted living room bedrooms and helf bath up. A-i
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ave the Teady moter. Clark BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED § RM | ROOM POR erat Sear | FORCED SALE A ‘BEAUTIFUL HOUSE Jette old. Large pleasant lot and bath includes 3 bedrms water heater kuchen & wilh serttie, teer” Ame te
Res! Estate. Phone FE 4-6492 year found, Pine Lake Adults. side B +i. ts Yk on. Sometimes, you ae a a must sell r) loced nee full base ty room floors 81500. down. —— A & water-
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5% MORTGAGES | FURNISHEn 5 ROOM “APT. 111) Beds 1€) N_ Perry FE 2-4527,| this lakefront commas to see its worth, See the interior “HOLM ES- BARTRAM | _ — witn office space. Lmmedia' oa tera lensed Tand- |
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2328 MIDDLEBELT RD. THE PONTIAC PRESS, Meee
“TUESDAY, JUNE 28. Le es ty
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F | _ For Sale Houses 8
WATERFORD ee EA | 3 bedroom —— home with
Rd. close lake privileses One of cur
better buys at only $7800 00.
LAKE FRONT
Lake Orion we have &
beautiful ® reom home,
fully modern with full base
eo pan and auto heat
ear «erage Lovely
ee ccacad yard facing the |
lake and convenient to
schools and shopping, $20,000 |
with terms.
$8,000 Next lo new & room home, | i
383 Hi
i
sr o 4 ba |
LADD'S, Inc. 4206 Dixie Hwy. Dre
3-23¢1 - Oven aT
bg Pontiac Lake Rd.
What you've been miss
Thess spacious 3 and 4 bed-
room brick ranch homes
with ‘wo baths in beautiful SYL-
VAN MANOR
« Y
$14,350 tne!
mo” cane
“$65 Month
a e
Loeated in a lovely lake area.
WEAR ORCHARD LAKE RD.
Northwood | Organization Inc.
Phone FEderal 4-6191 a
as |
——m
O'NE Tho ests a wamder: Sema i
oh oe = |
wet Pe garage, & car
the irabl ‘ bs
tributing to gracious ‘aie
Pikes Stns *
market
LIVE WELL ON MT.
ROYVAL—Street. that is. =
a sharp, clean, bungalow
with every convenience
Grand basement, gas heat
Covered, scree tio
overlooks chaded yard
i Ftd ged storms.
terms. You be first
to see it
A HONEY—of a }-bedroom
room
wpe in china and
floors. Plas- ne uae
janter Belect
_. walls A beautiful ce
bath with
* of heating
100n1375 shaded site
Posen en Watkin.
soon, It's a beauty.
“NEW 6ROOM BUNGALOW
bed
compare.
#+PAMILY—Loca’
few biecks frem only a owntown.
rence, Autom TS red
hot water eared Bj fr
ra. $300 mont
come A wonderful deal for
$5000 down.
cistta "oumeatow with hy (plee ge — room: = hen.
rooms neftity — “Rutomatic hot
r w deep. Ww Peta siding. Larse shated
price $8950 Pav-
$52 per mo Why pay
RAY O'NEILL, Realtor
73 W Huron Open 0-8
Phone FE 13-7163 of FE 4-0619
Co-operative Real Estate Exchange
Pioneer Highlands
LAKE PRIVILEGES
Situated on a beautiful 1202130
ft. corner lot—this 3 bedroom
= not
PRICE mous terms. Let ts show you!
aes Hills SEC.
situated on nice corner jot
This house. has features 1
euch as tile floors
picture window, full
and aluminum storm
Can be bought with
sonable down payment |
Fdw. M. Stout. Realtor
TIN. Saginaw ; FE 5-6165
Open eves un 12-4
“RESTVIEW HUMES INU LOW | PHA terms. 662 Emerson, FE!
_ Messe
‘FENCE ALL AROUND | Wajton-Sashabaw Area |
The vroverty is almost an acre |
with a fence circling the nome to | bath = * es
J
protect your smali ¢ ren. |
Trees and shrubbery Privileges |
on Leon Esse An attractive 2
bedroom hom led dining ,
m and Ritchen tiled recrea-
{ion room. Hot water heat with |
copper tubing. Many more fea-|
tures vou do not find a home
at 60.500. . _
HUNTOON LAKE
PRIVILEGES
Off Williams ke Rd
2 bedroom home. with basement.
breeseway and earage. less than
4 vears old Cedar lined closets
Ceramic tile Many other bath
features tree:
on e« nice lot
feet to Hunteon Lake. Listed at
CHAPIN - BIGELOW ROKERS & ——
111 Orehard oa 11. of F Fe 580 sees
ANNETT OFFERS
2 Family—West Side ~-
$12,500, terms.
Lake Privileges $ room bungaiow tn excel-—
jent cond tm Elizabeth |
sox Estates. Stairway to
floor, carpet and 1
rs : finished recreation
paboage AC of) unit. i's
car garage. $12,900, terms ls
Indian Village |
Lovely 3 bedroom home tn ,
excellent condition, Living
room 13232 fireplace, ves- |
tibule. modern kitchen with |
breakfast nook Ser eened |
reation epace. Two ear a-
rage Quick possession. $15.- | | 260, terms. |
Clarkston Colonial
A ve 3 bedroom FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471
tn encehent_conmege cone If no ees ~~ PE ssene
@ vyenings ai Sunday
room: with firepincs. breed’ | 1111 oalyn Gor 3 Realtor | =. -d teation Co-operative Real. Estate Exchange |
room. of] heat, sereened ter- |
race 13232. 2 car garage SIZZLING
Situated on nicely | = really hot. Will be sold this
scaped Jot 140x150 819.500. eek. Five room modern. Lo-
terms.
2 Acres—West Bloomfield
A 8 m early Amer-
en weno completely re- |.
modeled. Large living room,
dining room, kitchen. den,
full bath, and 3 new fire-
places on first floor. 4 large
bedrooms on second Full
basement, new AC ofl fur-
nace. Stable and corral for
horse, fruit trees. $19.
terms.
Roy Annett, Inc. REALTORS 2 FE. Huron ‘FEderal 3.7193
_Open_ Evenings 1 and Sunday 1-4
Bateman
| Off Oakland
Five room. 1's story bunga-
low with screened porch of
beat and two iota Close to
Wisner and Lincoln
schools. Onlv
$1,650 down. Why pay rent? Lake Front Special Sunshine and sand beaches
pein spotlight your future in
ine lake front home.
carpeting, oi} heat, 2 car
garage, and ated on a
pay road. What more
could you ask for, at only
14.950. You'll want to be
iret.
Expansion Attic Immaculate $ room bunga-
jow with expansion attic,
select oak floors plastered
walls. and new gas furnace
rage Large lot Excellent
The price of $7,050 with
$1,060 down includes carpet
ing and drapes
St. Benedict's
Donelson Schoo!
We are indeed fortunate to
be able to present this fine
me at such an attractive
. A one floor plan with
bedrooms, dining room.
full basement, and oversized
gerage. Large lot. Excelient
arden sot! and it's fenced
An for only $11,000. If you *
delay you will really ‘miss
the boat.”
Off Joslyn butit bedroom
wit yy expansion
Hern Youngstown kitchen,
Realtors
larce Cc
|Corner Williams Lake Rad & M5®
OR }-1235
After 8. call OR3-7036 ak SKIPPER!
Here's 3 bedroom home on
moos ake —_ It's vacant and |
in. Price $6730. |
$30 "sown ‘to qualified buyer.
3 BEDROOM Good location in Keego Harbor
— possession and good price.
Only $5650. 8650 down, gut nee must heve good credit
LOVELAND 188 Cass Lake Rd., Keego ary '
FE 2-4875 Pe 1661
SEMLBASEMENT “HOUSE me 245 M15. Ortonville * bedrooms and
bath. electric stove and oi! beat
Sate Garage 04695 FE
THREE BEDROOM “HOME BUILT | in Krotty
landscaped
Benedicts
Total price
9584 in 1060. attic finished
eharch & School
10500: Call FE ¢
WEST SUBURBAN with
home. Twe finished room, § room
in guod
basement, excellent kitchen This
is @ real buy at $11,500 See to-
day. Call FE 40684
WALKING DISTANCE to town in
a good a teats 5 room
home wth basement nice
porches. Total price $8450 terms
Call PE 584
SMALL FARM 5 room three bed
room*home with acres of
Three acres of muck iand
barn north suburban Tota!
$10,000, terms Call MY 2-282)
LAWRENCE W
GAYLORD | REALTOR
% E Pike st
oeoperative Real FE 4-0584
Estate Ex change
Decorator's Dream
Here is a home that you can be
proud of and realiy jive, located
out ef the smoke tone, th the
o zone at Williams lake on large
lot 1602209 foot with lake privr
leges. 3 begutiful bedrooms with
wardrobe closets, extra large liv-
ing room with fireplace and [et-
reation room for the children to,
play im, also has large 2 car at-
tached garage, beautiful lawn
with fenced in beck yard and
out door grill Shown by appoint-
ment only, priced at $18,900 with
$4,000 down.
Price Reduced
Owner has just reduced the price
$500 on this part modern jake
home on Pontiac lake, partiy fur-
nished and ready to move into
beautiful view overloeking lake
and small. island, $7459 with
$1500 down
Lake Front
Cuter than a bug's ear and ideal
for working couple. located on
black top road for easy driving
and runs down to Pontiac
lake. priced at §6.000 with $900
down. :
Newly Painted This 2 bedroom bungalow at Wii-
Hams lake is snow white, vacant,
and ready to move into, the in-
terior work is not complete but
the piace is livable, |
leges on lovely park
down will handle and no mort | gage costs. |
| |
F.C. Wood Co.
Office Open 6-5
Sylvan Village
3 bedroom brick. i5a18 living
room, 12x28 meester bedroom
plastered walls, tile bath, step
saver kitchen gas ferced air
heat, large landscaped jot, black
top street, psdeaste at $13.500 terms
can be arran
. Waterfront
A large 3 bedroom home ot!
beat, glassed im sum porch. 1 car
foe $y ¢ On a cana! front lot going
ivan and Cass lakes priced
with $2,500 down
Honeymoon Special Real nice 4 room home with of!
heat et bath new siding, large
ot on paved street, loca’ east of *jentya $1000 down will
handle,
SCHRAM |
| BATH
FE 4-0528
8. Telegraph Eves. e Sen.
tive Heal Estate Exchange
: SETILE ESTAT
power conveniently to Pontiac Mo- |
tor. Full basement. of] heat. ga- |
rage, beautiful yard. Price $9960
1730 dow wn.
DREA AM HOUSE
You will sure fall in love with
this Cute Modern Bungalow. Built |
only 3 yeafs or less. 2 nice bed-
rooms, tile bath. auto
just block to bus. $10.8
LIVE FREE
BUY THIS INCOME .
Nice bia 6 room & bath for your-
self, plus dandy apartment with
private entrance & beth. Walking
ens downtown. Takes only
wn . Terms. |
Joseph F. Reisz 83‘ W Hu St FE —_
Cooperative. | ‘eal Estate Exchange |
LAKE PRIVILEGES | On new beach at Crescent Lake
Large 3 bedroom bungalows. Oak |
fioors. plaster painted wails full
basement, forced air of] furnace.
automatic water heater Imme-
diate Castel $12 000 to
res
PON i L AC REALTY
_FE
SEE THIS
MODERN
2. BEDROOM
HOME Al
S031 SASHABAM
PRICED AT
$7,300.00 PAYMENTS mM
Dy k 3-873 For | Sale Houses —
“BIRMINGHAM aa a
bedroom sement. Full Tin
room. Modernized kitchen. 2 car
Oil furnace. Penced :
lately; $8200.
NEW 2 BEDR
_lot_80x150. White only. PE
AUBURN | AV ES
3 bedroom heme. with I's acres
garden soll Needs work, but look
only $4950 with $1250 down! Sear sell immed-—
41745
“oo HOUSE on
46273.
A511
otf § Bivd New 2 bedroom
nome Large iot $7356 With $1590
dow
CUCKL PROREAT:
236 N Saginaw _FE_ 4-409) |
_For Sale Lake Prop. 44
LAKE 6 RM HOUSE
by owner auto heat 2 large lots,
$6 756 full price Down payment
$1540 FE 4-468] days, after 6 OR
31688
Al AE AUTIFM UNCROWDED
Whipple LE A New subdivision.
160 ft lake tront lots fing beach
t reatrictions easy terms
hone owner AA 42131 aor MAv-
fair 62384
FOREST (LAKE
Twp 3 acres.
feet iake frontage
read FE 5-1065.
: <
boat Lake Front
Raseh heme built in 149 in
excellent condition 2 bedrodms
with possible third at lake level
Paneled kitchen With good dun
ing space finished recreation
room with outside patio at
tached garage Basement AC
9 furnace Ntcely landscaped
With garden space Reasonably
Pliced at $16.800. terms
| al k ie AT WHITE
BLOOMFIELD 1 acre woods
230 feet on
Promnt
large attractive
home situated
Jandscaped 90 foot lake front
jot Living ro@m 15230 natural
fireplace dining room. kitchen
| bedroom. bath and sunroom
with Jalousie windows overlook. Sear round
on beauti! ‘
ing lake 2 bedrooms and bath
en second Extra large ba-«
ment. ratural fireplace an
space for 15236 recreation room
Ql AC furnace storms end
screens $27.560. $10 000 down
Roy Annett, Inc. 120 | 4“ FUNNY ‘BUSINESS <
"oF am Beg US Pee. OFF. by Hersiberger_ Business Opportunities 51
1985 by EA bereane. time
> Cope
“T can't blast it out, so [Um
I'm gonna putt it in!”
For Sale Lots 40
BUSINESS LOTS FOR SALE
Elizabeth Li Ra west of Pine
grove Surrounded ov J pew sub-
divisions 12 40 ft ots (dea! for
small shopping enter Priced
very iow at $1000 each Owner
Edson S Stevens MI 60084 Bir-
_mingham
'OT POR SALE ZE “TT 8 320
an Sguih Bivd oR ¥EIT37
Drayton \\ oods
Beautiful we!l-wooded muikt-
ing sites ideal for ranch
tvpe bomes 20 per cent
gows
REALTC
28 EF Huron me An Roy Annett, Inc
Open Evenings and Sunday
_ LEAVING STATE CHOICE a
Ne 13 Disie Lake 14 miles
north of Pontiac Perfect loca
tien for vear rounm home Low
taxes. Priced for swat sale Lin-
_¢ ain _14672 Row al Oak
OPEN, WILLIAMS
LAKE This lovely home has fust been
com pleted Here is an interest-
ing departure from conventional
lanning. Exceptionally well |
sid out, with not an inch wasted
Pienty of closets and storage
space. Charming living room with |
corner fireplace pairs dig orig
kitchen and dinin 1%, baths. |
3 large bedrooms Suiiy plastered |
Beautiful oak floors throughout
Large attic Can be easily made
imto fourth bedroom or recreation
room Attached garage - utility
room is plastered and heated
Large back porch looks out on
deep shady t Lake privileges
right ecross street Land con-
tract, unusually iow terms
Sun Trom 2 pm Willams Lake
Rd Turn ‘eft on Orange Grove
6016 Desmond
HOLMES-BARTRAM
43092 Dixie Hwy
OR_ 3.1960 Eves OR 3-9006
WHY PAY RENT FOR
A SUMMER COTTAGE
When we can offer vou a 2 bed-
room round double con-
On a canal with access
to $ of the best fishing jakes in
Qakiand County About 10 miles
north of Pontiac Full price only
~ MICHIGAN vear around honve
Saginaw Bav 2 corner
170 1
SIX 5 REALTORS
Federal 3-7103
1-4 2? © Huren
Oven Eveuings and sundav
ON SUNHILL Je FY FRONTAGE
bet iver Lake Waiton Bivd #@
_OR +4539
FOR COL ORE D FAMILIES :
2 parce's out Franklin Rd just
besond city limi 3 cores 324x156
Pricd $200 rip 378 65252
Price $2200
iols near Whittier
801120 Price $1200 6330
For mies mates call Mrs
FE 5-89¢
RUSSELL A -NOTT
Ww Pik FE
Aenenn SITES 3
from Clarkston $1.500 apiece
$260 down. See them now MA-
_ple 54791 as School
down
Spears
4-5005
MILES
, THREE LOTS 401150 FT $0900 COM-
Sasa 3084 Gerald. Rochester. OL
call eves
IL. SIDE BUILDING SITE t 7
term MA
LAKE ORION APPROX 200x400"
Oven LAND SUITABLE FOR $1500 Terms 1'y blocks east of
Vila Ine on Parkview MY 2-5283
er rite PO Bex 217, Lake
Orton.
SUBDI-
division Luts tor immediate build-
ing sites for multiple commercial
and industrial use
Sylvan 234] ORCHARD LAKE RD.
aT versus
SILVER LK. FRONT S0xi30 {
150
privileres Copper olumbine elec- |
piled Rong P ptroacd gmeote® ae
fence
_Call ME 13) er rE_ err ieee 506.
| Otter-Sylvan Lakes Only 5 desirable hich and drv
70-00 ft bi
looking—and with
lewes on - Otter-Svivan Lakes ‘ake privi- uildine sites over- |
Here's an ovvortunity - oriced
from $975! |
CARL AW. BIRD, Realtor |
§03 Communit? meres! Bank Bide
FE ¢4211 Eves FE 5-1392
Forest Lake Shores
fn
front ranch home
en 2 tile bathe
cocnen room Ext
Dr 1 3 edrooms.
fintshed
ras 1383 Club)
LAKEFRONT HOME COMPLETE: |
$5500. ly furn. on Pettibone Lake
down A'‘so other cottages.
Liddell Real Estate
Milford MU 47386 or MU 48275
SECLUDED LOG HOME. 5 ACRES
on private lake pear Rochester.
Stone fireplace. loft. glass ——
pecemer ol} surnece rege eed
le $00 OL sie cabin y
$i4
| WILL TAMS LAKE, 6 LARGE
rooms. 1 floor i': bath, all over
carpeting. It attached garage.
segue 44 eae ebee beach
and Price $16.5 ~ Owner
Oniande Kyanes, _
WHIPPLE LAKE FRONT
acres, & teom ranch style
home. Two fireplaces, full base-
ment, oak floors. electric heating
units in each room 30 small
fruit trees, €23.000 cash to mig
Paul M Jones, Real Estate
832 W Huron_ Ph. 38
70 ACRES WITH MANISTEE RIV-
Finest bunting and in Michigan -8uit-
able for club or resort cabina.
_Apply Pontiac Press, Box |
NORTHERN MICHIGAN RESORT
two acres. 144 foot lake frontage.
2 —— flowing wells, shade,
ood 7 miles of water
riced oor guick sale Owner
MU_ 91039.
| WATERFRONT CABIN, 125 MILES
from Pontiac,
2 bedrooms, large
large kitchen and dining com-
weil water has electricity, priced |
right for quick le
_FE_2-5765. Call after a)
Sale Suburban Prop. 4A ee
SMALL FARMS _
$49.00 Mo. OAK FLOORS, TILE
PLUMBING
MODEL OPEN _
DAILY 1-8 P.M.
WM. A.
KENNEDY soon OPEN, viinds “tii, 8
rE ee
3 spre Suburban
Located in W be ma pe Town-
» this $ reom, }
room nella masonry
re home features F mae te Walls, select oak rs
4 tached
about one AND COLORED. Blocmfield Twp 12 level take- |
ree: |
For Sale Resort Prop, 444. |
nicely furnished, |
living room, |
bined, asphalt tile through, good |
Telephone | !
| $3500
Pine Lake front, 100x286. $10 000
Silver Lk golf course 100%150.
$1560 Drayton Woods, 100x250,
$1.600
Cail L1 $0143 __ ROYAL OAK
Waterford-Drayton
100x150 ft building sites
nice neighborhood ‘lose and scheols. Low as $660
$70 down
Stevens Farms
Reautiful buildimg sites 100x180
ft se to bus service. schools
and stores On road. close to
— Low as $505 with 960 o
Clarkston-Orion
1163x1000 ft. for beautiful nome
site in
slightly Apes Oller = | $200 i Acres |
ttn
ed to sell for $1880 w
Perry Acres
190x190 ft. building site. Highly | restricted area for ranc type |
“omes and better living. On good
roads just 4 mi north of Pontiac
city limits on N rry St. Low
as $796 with $100 down.
Dunns. Farms
100x150 ft. parcels 4 mt
Pontiar city
stricted &rea.
living Hurfy on these!
$945 with $100 down
LADD'S, Inc. | 4286 «Dixie Hwy, Lider) Plains
ee Ponte tone —
L Rd M4 a r ;
FE +7609
__ For Sale Acreage Low as
47
Anour 2% . ek NEAR SASHA-
Rd. unshine Acres. Lake
eben Heat Bt, $00. Terms,
| APPROMIMETELY 74 ACRES ON
inlend lake near Holly. Phone
Holly MElrose 71-2695
2 ACRES AVAILABLE | “NEAR!
Lake Orton Only ‘2 Mile off
Clarkston Rd Exrelient locatt
for subdividing Cail J. A. Taylo
oe FE 42544. |
CRES 3 ACRES OF HAY, ON”
Siiveren Rd. @ lots, 40x120 ft.
E 47345.
80 ACRE TRACT Hi] mack LAKE State Forest. r choice
at $1500. $150 one fe 2-1333.
li ACRES ON BALDWIN AVE.
__Oake Orion,
10° ACRES Here is & nice 16 acre parce!
with a vear around stream across
tye rear of ~ tty. 330%1320
fi. Priced « "ya00 ". with $300 wn
20 ACRES
4 tong parcel of hard- | ® acre
adap timber - frontage pa
paved road rege ar rea aaa 8 inckar Loge ne
maple Priced i pe at Sho, 900. Terme availabl
39 ACRES
A corner 39 acre oper 1320x1320. Rolling land of it is clear
and Tight for subdividing. Selling |
for $23,400 with terms availabie.
.NEAR LAKE ORION ' 3 ACRES
3 aerea “une Opes a ~ Os keg i pore reel about 4 m
| 2% acres. jeune $2100 | from tiac limits, hata
| 800 down i feel econ et ps a taeda aro’
\ SHE PARD the prope tv, Bri Priced at 41750 with
REAL ESTATE pa
sito Tart ee ae LADD'S, iS Inc.
4 Dixt a
_For Sale Lots 46 “+ ye A
| COLORED Lore Por SALE sino Lapeer Ra. or MM FE 4.7008 tr pae Loy monthivy oayments. For r Sale Farms 48
BUILDERS SU AREA
Closing t eaee*e of our tots; Vacant. R, le. $300 at Crescent Country Club, se oe i
cen 1 Lake“ —— al ngs. Terma, 8 Stevens, MI 6-000. Birmine- | Liddell Real Estate vam ; MU or
burs this 100 ft! lot. Dray- = oe had pie
Dorothy Sa Snyd r Lavender} [8.* oa6 bats ort ents |
REA Mapelt water Raton Siemens nae vn = * windows. :
at BEAUTIFUL UNCROWDED _ & new wubdivision
‘tots, Tine beach,
ditching to the bole and then
For Sale Farms 48
“FARM SPECIALS”
acre farm overlovukine ‘he
beautiful Lake Nevessing at La-
beer Ai! modern bedroom
home knot pine living room
with fireolar full besement
automatic heat «vod — pt
price oniv $14 000 with
down Shown by Sapomenent
only 5%
155 acre all modern Galt eo ‘
bedroom modern
silo. many other an wees
loam i! @earage 30n40 all
sha.e of chops 20 with farm
: ferm<« to be arranged
im mediate Dossession
J acres at Metamora With Colo-
nial home. modern deluge In-
laid floor .ireniage steam heat
Sun room 4 bedrooms A deluxe
home in everv was
earage work hop
leas than half of cost of conetruc-
toa 814006 terms.to auit
Also 24
lot. with See us for 10 acre farms
acre farms and acre
modern homes
60 acre modern tarm located in
the Metamora Hunt Ciub area
Goou modern home oorse barns
beautiful farm and a eood one
Full price $18500. Shown by ap-
pointmert
‘EARL SUGDEN | LAPEER. MICH |
MO 4-634!
and holidars—
after 6 pm MO 43635
__ REALTOR _
10 ACRES
With * homes Large home with a
t reom i‘, story farm with 2
bedrooms and room for 2 more in
unfinished attic on second fleor
Large i2x}2 kitchen 13x18 living
mom with brick fireplace ak
foors Full basement attached
breezeway and «arace Small
home has 2 bedrooms. kitchen,
living room full bath and shower
Located approx 4 mi. north of
Pontiac city limits Pred to sell
own a. $16.64 with $9000 down
8O ACRE FARM
Includes a 7 room Colonial home
with 3 lovely bedrooms Full
basement. 12 baths Exterior is
in excellent condition A beauti-
iv
There is an
orehard of eben 300 fruit bed,
38 acres of tillable land. 12
of woods mostiv red and
_ _— at only $27.000
‘LADD'S, Inc. 4286 Dixie Hwy shat Misr Plains
OR 32361 Sunday
Lake Ra. nite
" 808
3406 Pontiac | 1
Leoeer Rd or M24
FE 471600
COUNTRY ESTATE | 133 ACRES
An opportunity to have the best |
3 car «a
kA beautiful
house with field itone fireniace tn —
tne living room natural brick
firex ace ‘np dinine ~
“ment witt recreation «nare auto-
matic off heat ‘deep well tet
_bumo plue 4 room apt for hired
help ¢ acre private take and
many other exclusive gaa Lee thet
must be seen to ve «pprecinted
RIDGEWAY | 973 Bal- win
Co-operativ~ Real Estete Cassonee
80 ACR E FARM Well located on 2 main roads tn
en area. A real farming
farm. Rich clay loam soi] prac-
tically level with a few acres of
woods 4 oedroom modern home
with oil furnace. 1%) baths. Barns
and other outbuildings, im good
condition. Prire 4 .
MEAGHER REAL ESTATE
Oxford, Mich ____OA on
40 ACRES NEAR NORTH BRANCH
GROCERY STORE ON | B and
acdern farm |
base- —
|, oa = Wette Pontiac Press |
| WFLL EQUIPPED DRIVE-IN RES- taurant, — lease Suchy Real-
__* _FE_5-3616
TAVERN & 8DM IN FAST
«towing Oskiand County com-
mun‘y Modern bdulldine and
ii kitchen.
|
|
| of busin
|
2 BAY GAS. STATION LOW IN-
_ventory, (84 Auburp Ave.
~ CLASS C & SDM oS main highway. near Pontiac.
Ome of the oest Priced right Ly]
sell, Good gross. Phone OR_ 3-0663
BARBE”. ae 2 CHAIRS Goon |
business low orice —— ae
ment. low rent -dinexs must
tire 8 J Beck Powierville Mich.
_CAstle 3068300
FOR LEASE: MARATHON S8TA-
tion. Del's Service No 4 Call
after 6 All day Sun. OR 3-4557
or OR 3-1035
HEART OF LAKE AREA, RUSTIC | type restaurant. Good business
for Love @ vears and getting bet-
Husband Aiea
alt EM 3-9135
RENT ORL LEASE
idea! locatior corner Cass
Newly eres Good for Huron
any business. FE 5-
SUITAB RESTAURANT
drive-in Must sel)
_Lew_orier ++ $3508 $1400
Call after pm ee 6-768)
SDM LICENSE (ROC
and equioment Wil
ing $21 Opuvke
ERY sToOcK |
lease bulld-
PONTIAC
Lake eer wine license
round business Dotng $80
vear Equipment ? vrs and
les old Living quarters in rear
ing Pontiac Lk Rd
side of Pontiac Lake
GOING CHINA BUSINESS. FRESH
stock, main highway. estimated
‘15 000 cars pass daily F. Loomis.
9230 Dixie Hwy
GROCERY 8TORE SDM { LICENSE
Grossing ever $100,000 a year
Stock and fixtures. $ room newiy
reset apartment. Terms. FE w ot
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY... stock equipment & SDM license.
_FE 30101
LOOK
Well located Tavern & Lunch
Fully. equipped , Te=dy to «0
Oniy iL Ter = |
}ROWILTZ EFS 6l8t REAL eae _OPEN +
Partridge * Is THE ‘BIRD’ TO SEE
TODAY SSPECIALS
GARDEN FFED AND 8EED
STORE located
Jake rection $7?
ef approx $11 000 dn olus stock
P'CNIC PARK AND BATHING
BEACH-on one of the Counts 's
larwest lakes Over 3 acres on
the lake inchiding 6 roem modern
home $50000 on terms
MOVIE THEATER in one of
Michigans richest farmine com-
munities New RCA oroectors
Excellent building Underpriced
at $28.000 on terms
GROCERY GAS STATION AND
CABINS combination pear Tawas
300 ™ of frontage Terms
7 CABINS & 5 ROOM BUNGA.-
LOW ortced at ftust $10.500 with
$4500 dn Located fust north of
Standish on the scenic route to
the Straits
CALL NOW ON THESE
AND MANY OTHER CHOICE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN
WARD FO PARTRIDGI
REALTOR FE 2-8316
43 W Huron &t Oven Eve 7 to 9
Self-Serve Super
‘Owners illness reason for
selling this fully equipped
market Ready to operate
@ith equipment iess than 2
years old Only 3 owner, in
last 25 years. (They've all
retired’ A challenging om
pertunity which includes al)
equipment. $8000 im stock
all real estate including
second
Owner
would consider 1 floor home
in é¢ area 2s part pay-
ment 4
Bateman & Kampsen
Realtors
JT? 8S Telegraph Eves & Sun
Co-operative Rea] Estate Exchange
sHOE REPAIR 3HOP -N WALLED. For sale of lease Reason-
asi apetoy J WV Henrv owner
|
| | a pone OIL CO. HAS FOR)
| beeorgeh outstanding service sta-
on iac offering an excel-
lent opportunity fer an aggressive
dealer. New Te
facilities. If tnterested
_fied call Mr. Clark. ae 2-0101.
TEXACO §TATION FOR LEASE
at 3560 Elizabeth Lake Rd Low
inventory Cal] John Alliexan, FE
eves
TO BUY TO SELL
TRIDG Is REALTOR
“BIRD
TAVERN
Bar City should do $50 000 worm |
ess this vear or a net
Profit of $20,000!
$#200
smail got two car carage. Amovle
pe:! arking. Modetately priced,
Next to Bank, Walled Lake,
EM Roerhere Broker
Phone MA 41133.
| ZONED BUSINESS Bargain. Call at McKillop’s Farm .
Op- Market, Featherstone and
Ayme FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE
Cail Rutledge, OR 3-1111, FE 4-0003 |
| Sale Busiress Property — 0
Cl ARKSTON AREA
50 ft. of bustnes< frontee
feast d in fast growing area -
with wonder shige ood
for st
jocations areund jor almost
any kind of business Only
$1.000.00 Dn.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
11 N, SAGINAW ST PH. FE 5.8165 Oven eves.” till
| Rent-Lease Bus Prop ‘ oA
BUILDING FOR LEASE OR SALE,
Gann sq. ft. floor space.
FE 23-0418.
STORE, 324 N. PERRY
“ao hill. Ideal focation for drug
_More. +2578,
FOR RENT: GASOLINE “SERVICE
station, Gatensge | So 1 cent rental.
$800 inv
DEAL — — a = ‘ES-
e insurance: service store 1 biock from Sagt-
naw, 95. a anc ‘are FE
TE _Smali A mventery.
For "Sale or & xchange 5U Re RU ON re
eunits in NICE 8 @OrM MOD.
_#rm home FE ¢Oom
Business Opportunities 51 ——
EXCELLENT mph tegcerd — for lea This a wonde!
ream for taaivigual |
f _— r , A-<
PB.
SUPERMARKET —— 18 per cent ¢
volume
em A se repistem ¥. Priced
1
| | This JixT& ft 2-storw brick bide
had been built for a church ees ” modern 7 rms on t+ fir with
«round fir which will seat 350
people Pull baserent with oi)
heat. good paved tiac
street Can be used for store
pod cil clinic. $25.000 with
$8.000 d
FLOYD KENT, Readtor
_Next to Consumers Power
a aa
“22% DISCOUNT
Bulider _ needs
th
balance, ag tes | at
60.50 per mo. your costs $4.617.60,
F.C, Wood Co.
Cerner Williams Lake Rd & M50
OR 3-1235 ice Oven 0-5
After 5 call OR 3-2603
SPECIAL aor Balance payable = monthly
—— of $62.50 each. 6 per
ae sink. en Privileges on Sylvan
Lake. “Owner will dis per
eens for a deal". Ask
Mr. Bro’
L. H. BROWN, oe
1362 W. Huron 2-4810
Money to ia 53 g{State Licen Licensed a Lenders)
LOANS, $35 TO* $500 Baxter & Livi . & WwW Lew
rence, FE 41598.
SHOPPING
FOR A LOAN?
| BENEFICIAL __ FINANCE CO. - 1_W Lawrence PE 2.0240° Pontine
MONEY! Make it easily
wife retiring. | c Money to Loan = 53 (State Licensed oe Oe eer —_
Need $500 —wr Less
WITH QUICK
SERVICE?
Then Home & Auto ts the place |
made on | to come Most loans
your first visit 50 come in oF
phone for cash to §500 on your
auto, furniture or signature and
@ repayment plan sulted to your | Aco
needs Friendly courteous segvice |
awaits vou Leshe Fleisher Mapn-
ager. Berkley Voss President.
Ph. FES 8i21
Home & Auto LE POR)
errr veal |
down
«
Will lease bui'ding Owner retir-.
tn the expanding ©
FE 4-0528 |
cual |
Down payment
Tl health of wife forces |
24W. Lawrence PE 5-6105 oven eves PARMAL
Sale Land Co Contracts 32
‘DON'T WISH FOR
_| through Classified Ads. To Loan Company Hours’ @ to 4S Saturday ®@ te. 4
LOANS $35 $25 to $500 |
COMMUNITY LOAN -
& LAWRENCE
FRIENDLY SERVICE _
LOANS Extra Fast
Service You can porrow $20-$500 quickly
on signature car or furniture
Leans made without endorsers for
anv worthwnile purnsee: Up to @
month. w repa
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE Corvoratior af Pontiac
South Saginaw St Kay Bidg
_Floor Prone FPEdera! 40935
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 1946 to 1953 car ale an title
Most deals clo minutes
Loans -also meee on furniture
Signatutes and other securities.
Oakland
Loan Co.
FE 2-9206 302_PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG
MONEY
WAITING
YOU MAY BORROW
*29 to *500 ee
Today
Orour your bil... orotect rour
credit Take up to % months wo
repav a.
BUCKNER FINANCE CO
Three Ceonventent Locations:
_ PONTIAC Huron at Saginaw St
rE 40541
DRAYTON eA: Dixie
Hwy OR }-123
| WALLED tage:
(Next to the bank).
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 N. MAIN
ROCHFSTER, MICH. i LOAN Aad to $500
oars MA 4-1564. |
LIVES
HOUSEHOLD G00
Rochester OL 6711. “Ol 11-9791
mt HEN YOU NEED
$25-$500 — |
You can get ft quickly on your
signature care or eee: No
| budget
FINANCE CO
FE 4.1874 | _702 Pontiac State Bank Bide.
___ Mortgage Loans
LOW INTEREST Untimited ‘unds for single family
Seating mortgage canceled
CPE die. see
PETERS@N sate pena State Be Bide.
Phone FE 5-8406 FE 867TH
LOANS ON HOUSES IN OAKLAND COUNTY
$600 to $1,500
1. On modern homes
2. On homes not. modern.
3. On unfinished homes.
4 On ff se ho: 209 ATIONAL BUILDING
Swaps 55
‘AKC REGISTERED GERMAN St:epherd puoptes, champton stock,
will trade tor power mower top
soil, seeds or sod. fertilizer or
labor on pasting in new lawn
7248 Tratham
68-6508. | also acce cash
Cy Franblio Knolls. MA
COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR 2
burner ‘vel of! heater. enamel
rade for
| for $25 each.
Rd,
: L SUPER C. 8 MONTHS
, gast hitch, D. vis “enleoded |
ade. 2 tang 14 in. plow. 8
ft double disk, Will trade for
late model vick up and cash.
6 ROOM PART BRICK RANCH HOM on % acre less than 3
gn all rooms.
nice kitchen
possession will trade for smaller
home or vacant land °
R. J. VALUET, Res ie
345 Oakland Ave 5-0683
rative Real Estate ieschanes
iD
tools also
_For_good used car. FE 2-5863.
5 Bou SS OOM COTTAGE. LAKE ORION.
7 IN. IN: TABLE SAW pki
’ a6 Call r 4: 50” =
SAL® OR TRADE _— IN "54
ors, convertible. 44160 af-
OUR L AND ry
furniture, appliances or auto.
“3 | ANTIQUE
co
FE 2713)
230 =Barnston, |
t bein D Bd wr cohiotne |
aa
Will |
cou! or cook stove 2 oiece living ,
wagon or
tre
immediate -
Sale Household Gee Goods 57
WALNUT MARBLE
$40. Davenport ex-
53 Semi-
topved table
cellent condition, - $50.
/ nole FE 23-4403,
Norge
io GR 30162 4067 Brevis Plains
APARTMENT SIE “GAS ; RANGE.
four burner $129 50 value $69.95 Also several
Electric and values.
Or- shebily scratched
full” sige ranges in
at” extraordinary
Fluorescent
chard Lake Ave.
UNIVERSAL RANGE NEW.
sight damage $2995 R B Munro
Electric ‘060 W Huron
~ ASPHALT TILE | ASPHALT TILE 34
| Survius Paint $1.40 Gal
| WALL LINOLEUM 0 tye
| 6 ft Linoleums 18¢
Iniaid Linoleum T3e
VINYL ASBESTOS TILE 12¢
oF Lincleums 60 Per Cent ort
Harold's Paint & Lino.
140° 38 Saginaw St
4 YARDS OF USED WILTON carpet. Cheap. OR 13-1884
10 CU. FT Gas REFRIGERATOR,
$60. Bendix automatic washer.
$30 MI 4-9295 ee
APT BIZE GAS STOVE. OVEN &
broter Used | ma 850 OR
2003
4- NUMBER OF SMALL RADIOS
and portadies F PE 54-8758.
ABOUT ANYTHING YOU WANT
CAN BE FOUND AT L & 8.
End tables $108 uo; new book
case head board beds. complete.
$24. refrigerators. $25 up: ranges
gas & elec $5 up: beds all sizes,
$3 up: TV sets 625 up; radios, $5
re hew -hrone dinette seta $ pe
995 up: chests new & used. 85
up bdedroomm suites $49.05 ‘up;
hving room suites $1295 up; din-
ing room suites $1950 up. Many
other items
USE OUR EASY PAYMENT
OR LAY-A-WAY PLAN
We buy. sell trade anything Cume
out and ‘ook around. 3 acres of
free parking
OPEN DAILY * TO 6
SUNDAY 12 TO 6
L & 8 SALES CO 4 mt.
Pontiac or 1} mi
Heights on a east of
east of Auburn
Auburn Rd M5@.
E?3%66
COMBINATION,
WALTON
Welton cor Josiyn * tase 2-357
BUFFET TABLE AIRS. 6 Leaves pads, light finish os « | Me. PE
BLUE PLAID MIDE-A-BED | WITH
_s#teen slipcovers 830 A_6-4058.
BIG SALE ON ‘NEW
AND USED
FURNITURE 14S ADMIRAL $79 95
New cotton mattresses $805 ‘ew inpersoring mattresses $16 96 Chrome breakfast sets $35 00 Studs. couch $17 oo Bed davenport $20 00 Coll Springs $5 0 anc vo
Ceoar chests $12 93 New iamps 2 2058 New bunk b ds comple‘e ... $39 00
( Valland Furniture
| 1048 Saginaw rE
BRASS FLOOR LAMP ~
tae en TABL
ND SHADE. ord ie ‘BEVERLY.
| Sas POR YOUR Pt
or tools OR RSTn earrDan
(BEAUTIFUL | DAVENPORT A} AND chair, used } 1 mahogany
coffee table ic beautiful din-
ing room chairs tncluding 2 host
chairs 1 dresser and bed: 2 oc- —f sional chairs OL 2-7354
KOTTLE GAS. _
New tow ortce Complete installa
tien onie $16 ofu Pisin oR Spank gas) Kenvon
PLETE DOUBLE “BED FE
nae DIN . CHE, PE oni ETTE ‘SET. CHEAP.
Meee SHELVADOR REPRIO. ergiee o% cuble ft fot avhareg
t che ance at $11 oer mm
erin odrv)0 washer
_ $75 terms MY 71
COLDSPOT_ REFRIGERATOR }
_ #0004 Wed or Fri shoe
CHROME TABLE 4 CHROME chairs $25 1414-9646.
| CABINET SINK 835 ELECTRIC
$26. 5 HP cL monceser motor.
$85 Washer $20. pow new, olen, re
a cus NC PT ROTROINT E- astaser t and vour re-
i 2 B Munro Electrie
Co 1060 W_ turon,
‘DAVENPORT & 2 CHAIRS. 42
Garland. Syixan _ Village.
| DAVENPORT So Goo0D
ee ee MACHINE. _Reasonable, Or 3-4483.
DAVENPORT. CUSTOM MADE,
$25. Innersoring Sear = cotl
springs, tw: size.
mattress $69 50 ory ie excel-
lent condition 1 FE
ONSTATOR DOR fy rE = cSYER
double basket French $34,
R. B. Munte Electric. 060 w.
_ Huron.
DINETTE SET LIGHT WALNUT,
$85 FE 4-7231.
54 DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. PLAT- form rocker 2 end
Tjaroon drave. and
_ 965 _or_sell set
ELECTRIC STOVE AND |
_nator refrigerator, 137 E Pike.
1 ELECTRIC ‘TOVE , | - 2 or
‘TOVE | IRONER. es ~—
Misc Davs OR
4083 Olmstead Dravton oe or
OR_3-7432.
FOR SALE GUARANTEED
. 630.99 *° Grace = waahers ..
Spinner wachers I
Vacuum cleaners .... $795 up
Roy's Yend _ E3402) GAS RANGES, APT. OR FULL
size. Electric ranges. several to
choose from. 2 refrigerators, -
~ spot and tapes ator. Bed
springs and innerspring ee acces
Kitchen table and 4 chairs. aoe
chairs dressers tables and som
tables, television cae
er misc. ms
All good ‘or cottage 6736 Saline
Waterford
acon USED ELECTROCHEF 810. 5-0882 pba VACUUM LIKE NEW,
$14.96. Beits er 2 brushes. ali
rolexige 056 My Huron Gar-
ens
JULY CLE: ARANCE | Frigidaire 6 cu. ft
‘Phiico” Refrigerator (across the top
fresti. 50
Used eer cent Peeters coocrs $54.50
Used washers 2 -:......2..- 4
Sofa blue mohatr . es 00
Many other bargains “to choose
CLAYTON'S
Furniture, Appliances 2085 Orchard, Lake Ra.
FE Sasi or FE: 5-897
KENMORE AUTOMATIC WITH
at saver. Excellent condition.
aa AFORNITORE, a Pc. SET,
$18. = of Cypress,
sree aot
appreciated, $395 value $195. Fac-
tory irre ‘8, Michigan Fiuo-
Trescent, Orchard
Lord's Specials
5 pe. dinette set. .......... $40.98
cee ee nes 2 pe. : :
Used TVs from $24.95 .......5..-ap-
Hida-Bed ‘from $139.95 .....,..
Used gas stoves . . seneeees $20.00
8s Lord
Furniture and Appliances 125 W. Huron 8t, “Where 6 2
SAVE ENERGY, USE
WANT ADS! To find a - fod sed car to live or .
fied NOW, ‘ : job,
|
jie
aa
Mit
eS = t Ty)
Sale Household 1 |
Goods 57 mee SE ES THE PON .
weondltion 1 er TOR. ‘GOOD me = 57| For Sale Miscellaneous | an PRESS. TUE —— . ¥
ee ie he ne LPOOL WASHER SLICE —t 4 Y. $3 NE ° ® “o~
Ox12 a $50, MI 46202. WRING- | GU eyre oa ‘ OF HAM | yi 28. 1955 | ;
LIN “ PORNITORE ANTIOUE ot NACE 118,000 | s | '
1220 , LINO. RUGS: :$ 499 98 dleheo ane adds Leto: | al, Pi ~, Come For Sale
fee fog 8 jae a ar a My| Cal hareted ome comin ____For Sale Pets 69| Sale Farm E
xibbin ea ae % #0] WAYNE essai * Com | oda Av. pecs REE rege Shots $80. PE 406s. | PRaxea, ROTO . a”
BASE PR 42, In (* U- | GarinGmitca wes =e -
SYERS MLW eae Gat va Be ABERP'S~ $800 uiehtly marten value |GHINCHILEA HERD AND SEU |. battow ee, yeas, MET
EW t oy EP) ob ral 54 in” and trans rade consid - An er Reel tvoe el
1229 Beldwin EDF NTO pesto Oe ren gi Michi: | Fev omo ater « W weieteagh | _avke Rah vingService ‘sto 0 op
aldw saw. $10. rost ee picture tube Lak ent. oO | p.m » Rd I
NORGE GR SEMUAUTOMATIC W ent TV. New picture tube S| “LAWN Me MOWERS ai j COLLIS Fre. tee a eeae. | LENS GARDEN oie.
Good ition WASH- | Zenit ae : FE iARPENED_ —— MA jue Merie | WITH RE . 2M TO 6 LP. *
soa ee ee <4 LAVATORine COMPLETE WiTil | | _and @ p.m. 9 to Siea1 between 6, MENTS evenee, 0 AT REPAIRS, BUMPING &
ORGE WASHER AND Korein TV 16 im console | fe | faucets $24.50 oMPLETe Witt | | GOLLIE PUPS SIRED 8Y INT | eo ce 2 GODELS. _ FREE ESTIMATE.
egany dining roo IR MA- E choose from. lets. bathtu' ue $14.95 also | ational cham D 8Y INTER. | L GARDEN ODELS. | ALL E
ee oom table. MI 121_N. Saginaw Terms. terrifie val oo stalls at | ww C.D whos mong erm War! | Naina i AmD -L Urls N | Posy ae 4
Maho : a ee aeAL FULD aioe rred. ‘Michizan Whirescent. 303 | WiC Rule Ra Weited © 41121 | OKET TILLERS BR
gany dropleaf dinin elects rasa AL PULL SIZE. _ Orchard Lake Ave rescent, 393 GERMAN a ke. | MENT FOR RENT ne np: | AID var Pk S LES
roo table with 3 eee mt ¥ ae ee. sitebt damage, MOWERS cEx EM ba te FEMALE 50" _Diste = Eau. cl esteqled Pie 2-0186 |
eav : xtra uron tric Co.| FAIRBANKS AN SHEP —.__ | SALE i A_5-1878 | Ca s_ Fair Dealin |
- “> matching chairs, UaEp Fv $20 06 a — poton MORSE ae her eee “946 ring FE carden tractors MOWERS aS AND | | GHAWEanAPE es ae se |
‘ ogar . R: a 8 u SED A Vv M . ' _after 4 p.m . strators. and as demoo-| ‘**- Cy lind G IN THE |
ch gany 3 drawer pene & Appliances fed ptesly Yb pom 5 RE- ‘aonpow SETTER PUPS 4 never used Drage models.) Many “ hep 23 H rebored. Zuck Ma- |
est, st, $50) MI 4-9264. —FE_¢1133, Huron pt LS AND IN. | A pacer! 10 weeks. Fro MALE,| as high as specia! discounts > Hood. Phene PE |
ESCO OVE For Sale M Be SF ae in: tees?” Pts 8nd 2, From stock | Eclipse Lert ot Semple | aia
Prenic set. Mise ee ona naan iscellaneous 60 aay Be MC FOR COLLIE PUPPIES pace omee Crea polpel ois | Motor Scooters 82
MAHAGONY - 83931. | 4-1 USED SiR Y AND {| _Chea TRI COLO € $85.00. Eari sale |
) = TER REEL T _Cheap. EM RED |§§ MS5® at 8. Mastick Co 1954 CUSHM ates |
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SIMMONS H'DE-a-BED GRAY | AVE_Sunplv ‘oo 821.95 up TO CHOOSE FROM “tae ee ae ved CHERRIES. 8 2830_8 Fates alee om OR 3-740 __ UL AFTER |
ph a &_ Paddoc = y ORay | DRAW TITE DLTCHI LEA 96.78) wetrpralt steel fully OFFER LOADING ge 25 cents a ae —rruite. 1947 27 PT ee NOW et 1933 ~CHRIS-CRAFT | ARRY
TYPE VAC — tg" x3" Prom ly guaranteed. | gravel. DIRT. ROAD “LIGHT 3 . wheels In AL TANDFM |) 20 i
birch het’ VACUUM SWFEPFE. ; oo OR CADMIUM eArE>| ig'n%" ‘Woe olay ernessing tte end | up. Estimates op. Iz 1335 ‘Sioemieat See 7 2 fe conte "SWEET | CHERRIES. | eae Be aa | aes Svortsman Utility. 108 bo JEROME
$-5029 ) a ' 2 a 18. a
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et Mdm ete to eT ea usar Con te eens DISCOUNT ig ee pee ieatieney a warner HERRIES. ims On 300)” “pr eED te afc Os take trade FE EGE E ES
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: console reduced A Hine le Ree “WED bt RIC HARDW vey, Leoerisnd Fuel and © esue. $15 5 yo BO 2-2416 own will handle ern $650 SE a es CE TO BUY”
thorne Electrical ed. $75. Haw- g set Cost $225 will s DING aseslles MOR ARE Orehard fake Ae atot load : per BU SEBAGO 1952 ; e_ Call FE_4-8717. x) 9 OM.
Co. MI for $125 will sacrifi 31218 TINT OR 80 GAL 0 FR S-AISA oad dehvered. F ot SEED * E TRAVELALL . C. PANEL.
TWIN MATT _4-2200 MUlberry 09-2260 ce GAL RHEE te red. FE 4-45°97 potatoes OA ATING very ‘MODERN NEW Geras t, At
RESS AN ANS Gt MAN FACTU ter M ELECTRIC owe 77508 62179 good condition IN NEM eal Call after
_spriny FE 5-4607. D 80x Viva” FARR WAMOUS| ets IPERS AGE beater 2 sea ey -FAKA i B22 BEB ATO SEED Rd, FE 2-630? = 1380 Tarlor =e 1 om.
ptt FAMOUS ne~ these are NT SALE MI 4-9379 rs old. $100 ARM TOP + tate “AND. "EATING — & BOATS “8 .
UPRIGHT SHOW PIANO. GO cba ea el hae for bh wre, ane are core ea Pe mols er E ano . OFL yes Ty mile south po. 4 FT PONTIA eee N
condRicn, $25 FIANO, 0.0 aa cere cies 18) jomes |, complete i furraces trom $3 10 FRY EVISONS REPRIGFRATORS ieee Coe co 3500 eS ee eee Cae cp AN RAL ew and Used
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on. one ade Allowance | bec eetrnet: wienians Pre Pele Ay NS VARIETY Girt Heating Cos 2 stop at Wayne Top sod black dirt SWEET S eo AD) eg) NOUaMERAL ER” ae NEW 12° JINX anise RUCKS
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} sod ito 8 a SIE oct mod all others To BE| roe Bidar tetas DO LACHINE. | an gal celaen aeaTER $70 50, ere Serge it ROAL. ORIVEWAY wheat tL Wattles Ra Bem 7 —= Se NL her theme res YEL ILSON
rebr'iding | cu e- | and er ma Plumb’ Cheap. Save | C8 gas beater sa un a _ SE irm OO peket }b) ite )iGenss C
hae ane you ee toe | Annex, bob! pore po ene Cay Hall a peat S. Sa fey | tend sink-fittings ake ae FE 4a. F 7, Se " ne cushive . ale Farm Equipment” 76 railer cow _Disie_S Hwy *_Genesse ss Bales OAKLAND AT
gardiea' of "conden oy mate a ae ca en MOWERS |) ROTARY paxeieuees Tou see TRU | A-1 BU fhe SU ay ey EVENINGS.
‘or 2 week r make. POWER SPR iT - NY M4 FT | Elizabeth Lake Ra. | : _N EVENIN >
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FE 5-064? FE 22. | tn. legs, ents availad! | : u i Garden R MAN m 5 Big Beave | : FE
= fare a _ im at 3183 W { Her 6h Dettverer. pe ee von and tawe ei Miller, BPS P | “TENTION Ro otary bap hey faite Hoes minghsm oo os For le >
ae c. FE 5-3540 after & | ’ re 8s. W rd. ee and Go also Spread | — ‘Ne and Powe | 2 PT & Sale Used 3
Id ad Satin | vd 5 rt Mowers Es SPEEDLINE} Cars
= SETS coor | FaBe STAN _Mile Ra. Bt erth of war rubber bas © ANDE k SERVICE deck and R. CENTER | 91
Mon, From” #1 7 CONDI W STANDING TOILETS $2! Fesgitet tha M1 e. plum e, bard- | Le S erms | RSON CH wheel, 1954
ED | Sp apabie gi iene 138 ty eee ‘tenets PIPE Paine en dow ee ania | FE ees: sales & Service | re PRAIRIE SCHOONER. Logs ee Saas | nee. Setesl ae 375. DYNA
t oie ee | ae in) zn te lengths) 10's ft. | _,Ph ber. 7625 Oakland | PEAT SAL {CASE : 21 Mt. Clemens, 89d 2 wn rane MOMES 11 Doone r $250. 8 ft. 3 ~aint. no heater, original
| ¥ Ee DI * : TR Clemens 2 bed S tly ydrovi i rust, 2
1 TRADE-IN DEPT. WhifactorY. Sepond “Cotored Otings, 5p | te 8 6 PLUMBING ours © (08D “LAWN MOWERS” 7x1 Wholesal E Cre eee coun ee ety to 47 FE p70 so Call after $ 0m. | ae a a Fe
Lounge chair save” PL —Irregulars — aginaw “tent 24° <creens & WALL) S004 treo only clean. h ‘cate = HAY B n. as long as 5 ye as 's ig PT B ba CHEVROLET »
eee sek 90s 100 8. Se UMBING SUPLY PL | eee 52109, dows. house d & storm win- ea igh test, Langdon 48 SALER — $100 BERT St 3 per cent interes ars to pay 16 FT. BOAT. INBO i Woodward at 13 Mile :
Washer eeeivciecers: a8 95 | a ginaw St __FE 5-2100 NG SPECL CIAL. ‘Ss other ftems. i osece many $6 Cane 45 Pontiac Trail i Brac PAND UBED TRAIL leather seat pee MOTOR, | _____Linecoin_ 56-1100
peveneess © chair Loe sie ee OR SALE LADY'S 70 4S Su bic $395 a le | WESTERN SAD e | Al mine ‘MOTOR DRIVEN } USED ONE OPTION PAN | $ese1 Fire 9450 takes, VE SE tae
Ges rane sseeeee $30 30 _eash gold diar ond , 10, POINT 3 s. soil pipe. $350 a saad condition sBDOCE SACELUERE Shredd S. — tion $375 FE 40016 | po D ONES AS LOW AS ey _8-6581,. Detroit kes, VE condition. 208 Oneida. Le
rie Sa eee. $20.50 ash FE 29 mpartment : « reddra inte { i) FT. M se BUICE SUPER, 000 DUNE
Retacrsices ot pe $40.05 Cee SD RG LIDS ~NEW ARB with trim roetudina spray, 830 5 WELDED STERIL FURNACE PE 29231) 000 Case Ele waar HAY TIME! ! | ARTS—STO pir) MOLDED) E "¥WOOD_ $350. | ee ee =
dinin: _ $49 _ Phone compartment c y. $39 50, version with b GAs HOLIDA Fiz. Lk. Rd. HAY WHILE RE Beach $225. Jies W . and heate
aay” suite” $50.50 atts i Rules, FE 2-7900 nis with stand oan jauedry _contrals, 365_8 A petites all ¥ PARK Lean ae a FE THE SUN " s Telegraph ae a n _neeee Harbor eee r 2 tone
ITE EIGHT B aucets, eee E MONE crose from T 2.3200 CHRIS CRAFT. CUST¢
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MAS ECONOMY HOME DRESSED PORE ANB — Arnason Plumbing Supp self | OSes ae Eo | Bayraier“ihe Fem tty" money: Ade Accesories nse ote canine co.
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361 RNITUR E CO. FE sree and sausage. 9° Phone orev Poly Floor ee R RENT | "Anise Jearteren ane GRAVEL Used poe wee Sees One remse| A Aecesoorise 2S re sae PEE" coe “°
__ PONTL WwW ST. HoT ge mes w ; wa sanders mand sanders- WaSHED 8 3-9500. Used and ne | uto Glass S =< if 2-0092
one AC. MICHIO a ee WATER “HEAT i sare | ROMER ¢_Daiiver vd paper steamers warers aod ol dirt ah a RAVE Idea mowers and, rakes New ES you need it! Been | EVINRUDE MOTO An -
OsED 4 tt abs SIZE GAS ‘onsumerts lin use on Sinks cra’ Ps BY Puei pao Ye Oak- mot. ND SAVE AT vice? Glass install IT 4 RS r old
. Saginaw St ¥. es $98.) and $119 30 gal te marred, $3 Lak 6 to he bP as e Builder's HOUG : you wait. I nstalied while , Wolverine .
tsep WASH an 859. Jed bottled ras . 693-78. | pe Ave F PE 5-615) ane sum YUGHTEN & S All nsurance jobs h | 3 ne and Peath R
ING M ahily marred These are | gal. beaters 959.50, | JACKSON é oN work guarante ‘onored.| Jid Tow- and er-Craft
$735? and un R ACHINES.; and bot . Also electric, A. nea! $79 | RENTA Wood | Case, Ferguson od eattee th a ca ed. Free 1 Ib. | Sterling t Drumman Canoe Woodward at
trie Co 1060 W B Munro Elec. | rift tled gas heaters - ae 8. Pe 6) UsDes ‘pulLp TAT SEE AD Wood, Coal & Feel © NS ana or Oe. door giass oF customer with each | 20e" § rallers Marine sw Lincein Me
Huron c values Aichi at ter) _ RECONDIT Sk OUR TOMI. ING SERVICE. tte 67 | ochester OL 1-07 glass or windshie! € undavs and oles - .
cent, gan Fi TONED OUR TOO = RVICE.__ DAVID — FOL. 1-761 eld installed. Term evening
USED TRADE- iN ~ a OM re erect tne machines SINGER SEW. Soeina wing eStats Own ee oe. WOOD GIVEN AW pid BAND eerey a BAR | 199 Corn Setarday Until ¢ [EANRINOTON Boat s Bank | iron Motor
DEPT. saw *&M COMPANY ae ¢ demonstration. ber stork soi] sewer fad gee’ eco get it. FE 44603. ay, FARN b 2-5308. 22 Oakland Ave s D ance | iF & Teleeraoh WORKS auwaye.
erait washer ror AWS AND MOWERS MACHINE REINFORCING MESH =| os iy fhe west ae outer | eS ie pate | ce ose oF oA BARVEST TIME TERS 1 SET 650 X 16 TIRES & TUBES. | A ne Eeeat HUR
aytag washer mateed |: 095 TIRE 5 PAINT. EN . 4c per Sq rs 7 er) wnra Wed aim PE | —*!084 after | reviace Call LI AVE B > I8 COMING WE _107 8 Also a set of 21 | cellent and trailer. Ex °
-@. E, $49.95 WARE H | Shee : Ft tn full roll Closed ru Wed 0 to 6:30 | _ Com ALE RS, CHOP LS sonnet 1 condition. Must a MOTOR SAI ES as
i ltt : ARD- oe per 8q. Ft. Cu olls every Thursd ca, | BINES MOWE PERS, be appr jst be seen
ow pRetrigerstor i 06 | mS KLE erc £ ANSTOR. J il a WHY PAY T HE HIGH | ie ‘Sale Pets 69 a Ce YN READY TO GO a oe = ATTE NTION! __ ¥ uae eciated. . 952_W. Huron
PC. >room stl CET TTT STORE ‘ ’ Sa ; BUSINTSS READY TO DO, e are wreckin G
beers wainat, Swin Beds SP plies oot Barre A STORE YL DOLLAR FOR PAINT?) AKC BEOUTERED, “camusnoa|) WE COME TN AND SEE | late model low ‘We Ihave severai Mereury Oe tboard noraniteeais
s ‘ir Armstrong QUALIT 1. 6 ble. _ Tel TAKE. TRADF- gines. T age used en- 7
ap PLY FULLY GUARAN ¥ __ Bras Aogle Lincoln St. | CREDIT Sle INS axles es Se amtie ait Motors SHARP USED CAI Z
‘ve D PAINT PER GA AKC BR Michigan KING BR c pales (moa wero cea vonage G AN Mak RS
e have many GAL. $1.88 SS ee Spanien pur. T= OS. marers: exnereire sxe or venuine Parts, G =
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT i] | JM. oe DAL, $2.00. a cary i% mies out| powTia wae os SCHRAM AUTO P ARTS! — & Service | lenn’s s
FREE PARKING Reinforced concrete, FE : KIN A . os vEMALE Sak | ast ae. BD AT OPDYKE a ee NETL — r orty Hook's Place at \ , MOTOR, J
~ YMAN’S CAME ax 0A STEAM TA iz 6 ; ere NG BROS. aun 7 Plow gid = TRA aaah iD AND CHANELLED Son | NED «Sano Nae
w Cedar L 4-9632, and scoop. motor. H SON
}_W. Pike Only. Piast al cost ‘ shape | $35 | Pull's PONTIAC RD. AT OFDYKE | 559°" ae “aie NEW HOLLAND Mra oue ee Ta | = ETROARD MOTORS. | "ns
= pam) a Camera : I: [ e S in after | 1
nsulation, rew setts a STOP s, Equipment 2 LA Svat 8. SyeTENE HOC | tor the
THE : te nee 61A| AKC -FORAG! EXHAUST 8
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eine} NSWER TO hg $1.00 iam chee lean mower tere OTRER CAMERAC & | aon ae beinted Female clone. and. scceneor ga gaa 4 Orehart asi thalg
YOUR P R ne t's o - mower Sure er under EQUIPMENT | ix, male. 8 “CT Ost makes and m ali YEW BOA’ an
ORLEM: Slies class! « tes & Sup | ARC R he An SE ‘OUT “PRI ” HOLLERB e-d 4 IN 40
, - ae Core . Meese _cemner_ 2h FE 45-0610. ED DACHSHUNDS. | PRICES 349 tes AUTO Pants. | .Nesr Cr = ; “en Puer,
ant Ads!. To. sell, ren = : ’ fwine 10 bales or) more Me SRATHUREA | ott ee an OF
ent, |. ey ~ THOROUGH: | *B oases more mie, BA F TURBA | board, A PLANE 7
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SCHUTZ MOTORS _ Bore PUYMOUES F DEALER
“HOUSE OF GOOD USED CARS CARKNER STUDEBAKER
Come in and Try
Price in Cars
finances
ECONOMY'CAR MKT. 22 AUBURN ET BEL-AIRE POW- . Power steer-
i owner car.
CHEVROLET 1948 «$190.
Radio, a one Gass a ex
“Noettaw old car down. |
Weogvard of | at a Mile
CHEVROLET 1996 “ RA- dio and heater Good condition.
OA $3117. trailer chaisis
| poets POOEO ee Fees eee Few REEe ROWER EE,
6.
- Better than 20 miles per ¢
Worth St Sue
“wontuwnet CHEVROLET
: ward at 13 Mile
CHEVing 4 DR_STATION WAG: 4 DR ATION WAG-
radio, ert gg ATION WAG. |-
on ted nad ready to _ For Sale Uses Used Cars a1
mp CANSTUNER. BEA BEAU- |
DR PF uL
~ equipped wnite walls Ue reg |
for service-sma]) .own payment |
over vavments. FE. 5-0062
a r, Power Ghide
Very clean. «
Bob Frost, Inc. | DEALER |
nmg50 S WOODW ARD
MI 6-200 BIRMINGHAM
JOrdan 6-303 |
New
Credit
Plan FAVE. YOU EEEN TURNED
DOWN WHEN TRYING TO BUY
—— | ALSO 4
$23. FE CAR BECAUSE OF SHORT
EMPLOYMENT NO. CREDIT
mold CREDIT ?
WE HHVE A GOOD SELE -CTION
OR | YLITTLE DOWN AND WEEKLY PAYMENTS OF Ab LITTLE As $85.
’ No Co-Signers! ~
Immediate Delivery!
Deal Direct!
No Finance Co.!
Buy Here—Pay Ilere
Y’ALL COME
TO
171 8. Saginaw
NATIONAL
MOTOR SALES
Radio and heater. Low mileace.
HURON MOTOR
_cash_or trade in. OR 31580.
‘33 HARD TOP p CHEVROLET PRI- vately ewned ition |
_$1035_ FE _5-2007_--
“Chevrolet |
1955
It's & beauty and and carries & new
ear guarantee.
# DODOE FORDOR
Neng oy ? Radio pars. oy oy b mg res, bat-
tery. brakes etc. are sale-
ty checked.
$83 FORD TUDOR
One owner—and » careful driver
too! Yes, i's» the V-6 and has
emg | heater, riage bade
€ you ge its wo
sero — mein and et behind the Demonstrators
Officials Cars
Courtesy Cars
Bel Atr 4 Door Sedans
No Financing Problems |
Highest Trade + Lowest Terme
60 DESOTO HARDTOP
A real sharp looking car
sparking green —
heater turn signals, Neht ete |
Your old car may mal e the down |
payment. Easy terms a balance | in 8
Radio, |
32 v4
Four door y= sedan thet we sold new and have serviced
mn Loaded with extras
our ‘figures om a deal.
83 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK
Deluze model, Checked
ready you thousands
~ miles of acfens tor service. Fully
equipped.
to CHR
“New Yoner’
eoupe. Auto, trans, and just abou
everything extra. H's roaring to
eo if you are.
$1 MERCURY
oo coupe in black that ts ord
the eye and ketboo
reign’ trans. end eens
you Were ready to trade.
AVE ON GAS
alion —
miuch better! 53 Willys 6 fordor
sedan. Rides like o big car and
ita a good looker.
62 DE SOTO CLUB COUPE
Another fine one owner car auto.
trans. radio, ete. Tires nearly
Luxury riding & easiest
in traffic. A car you il
love to drive. \
4 BUICK
This is much better than average |
“48 yee give someone a ict
good Fordor with Apo :
eee trans., Tadig & good
tires
$1 CHEVROLET
Fordor in attractive green finish As low as
Un to M4 months on balance
Cur low overhead location per- | mits terrifim savings to be passed
= te vou
SAVE SAVE
Don't Delay — Act Today)"
HASKINS |
Chevrolet Oakland County's Fastest
Growing Dealer |
DIXIE HWY at M-15:; MAnie 5-5071
‘S) CHEVROLET 2 DR. 8443. RA-
dio and heater nlus many more
f Sone $6 cr anv old car down. SAVE
Jacobson‘s — HUDSON & RAMBLER {ALES & SERVICE,
‘61 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, 4 DR.
$505 2 tone biue automatic trans-
mission Anv old ree down a
= be gtnwe month.
bebe d | CHEV®OLET
Wesewe et 13 Mile
Lineain $-1100 ee
%L CHRYSLER. BARATOGA V-4.
2 dr jo heater hvdramatic.
LAKE ‘ORION MOTOR SALES
M-24 at Buckhorn Lake
_ MY R611 un § 60 pm
198? CHRYSLER 2 DR $10 DOWN |
and assume nav,ents 464 8. |
Woodward Rirmingham
“4a CHRYSL ER, 4DR RADIO. AND
heater. nvlon eral covers good
transpertation $190 FE 4-806 |
Btyleline DeLuxe model Radio.
Powerglide unit js new Tires
battery, lights, brakes, ete
ehecked and OK'd
41 PLYMOUTH
Went something special? One
in—ihen inspect
verything about |
owner’ that's neat as &
this clup coupe
fl says murder pric 4
Ask for the metallic blue one -
wet our deal,
._. FINE, IND cal
49 Piymosth = Coupe, Excep-
tionally clean ins -
ter. tires, —— ‘etc. checked
and ready to go
3 DESOTO V4
Pinsie. ‘riredome Club oo
One mileage. Has owner-Low
Lega eiens auto, trans, with ex-
tra acceleration, Many ¢x-
te right!
$t PLYMOUTH
en exceptionally clean and sound
one owner. car, Bold ne serv:
feed here. Fordor in mtentent
bive with ty io,
heater, etc.
SM PLYMOUTH
-Cme we're proud to advertise.
‘Belvedere (the best) ¢ door, Two
tene blue & Ivory. 1,500 miles
(mileage puaranteed) rie que oni tires. Al trans ,
steering many other and
oatras. New car guarantee.
DrsOTO queer ent veer ow wlvags Reautial twp-tone green Anish
ster 6 chub coupe,
extras. ranteed of
LJ ife straight ian After 39 om _
] Ba pODOr ROW AT SEDAN 2
| tone, powrr steering white walls
| Radio. heater FE 2-7508
, 65 DODGE ROYAL LANCER
hardtop. 3 tene and all equipped |
| Sacrifice for medical reasons or
| _3-4248, Call after 10 a.m. to Tp DODGE “48 4 DR. FLUID Buiae
Good condition. Private
$190. OA 8-3008 133 E. Howard
48 DODGE CLU! UN-
usually clean, A-t
_ Sacrifice FE 4025
CcEUB COUPES $075.
tone ery heat |
rag ‘
CHEVROLET
at Sefi00 Mile
Wood wa
Lincoln
CL. CP UNUSUALLY
res Bacrt-
| IN LOVE $2,195
aS: rote comare hardtop A REAL
8
$695
$1,145
$1,395 ‘53 Pontiac Catalina A BEAUTI-
FUL CARI
$1.05 ‘M Pontiac, and
TAKE Y¥ on Pick PROM "A STOCK OF A- CARP:
‘83 Ford. sane $1,195 ae
‘M2 Packard. 4 ¢ EAL SHARP!
»* $805 "ne we we on REAL
CHOOSE FROM
COMMUN ITY
ce,
6 FORD CONVIRTIBLE
—— 19
1952 CONVERTIBLE CHEV. —
| $2 HUDSON CLUB COUPE, *
owner. |
id
mechanically. |
"30 Pontiac, ae THIS CAR
$2 Oldamobile 2 dr MECHANICAL: |
LY PERFECT he trea
down
NORTHWEST CHEVROLET
Woodw at 13 Mile
ee $-1100
FORD TUDOR
heater pilus overdrive. $5 or |
any old car down. Credit checked |
¥ ine.
NORTHWEST CHEVROLET
Woodward at 13 Mile
Lincoln 54-1100 $295 ~=RADIO
$495. top, Hke
redio and Midnig!’ tlue, blace
new white we tires
beater, ver
NORTHW
__(incoln 61106
VE FINANCE
OWN
Take a Ride to
185 Oakland Ave
»and Drive Some ot the
Best Used Car Buys
With Osear and Al
to Serve You at
OSCAR'S
MOTOR.
SALES 185 Oakland FE 5-1439
1954 FORD. CUSTOMLINE. 4 DOOR Pordamatic, radio an dheater
MI 4- 9558,
_GooD CL EAN 19% ase FORD CLUB
coupe Grav 8 Roseberry
cormer Wollineton & Scenic Hwy
Franklin Mich
‘51 PORD ‘CONVERT $668. PLAME
red. white wall tires, «special “OUR
see
OP GHEVROLET SEDAN. ta | OCR THWEST CHEVROLET Ww VROLE? Woodward at 13 Mile
MORTEpwerd 0) 1) ihe Lacon 1100 —_ S1100 iu So A ROADSTER. V4)
. i —_eaetme. Staniey Ave. sa
55 Chev. Bel Aire % FORD CONVERTIBLE OVER. |
drive, All access. Take over pay-
ments. FE 5-4360
Pi) “FORD COUPE. HARDTOP. |
full race stock to the eve enaine |
spare wheels tires and pafts |
SALES $250 FE 47419 ;
YR FE +2) 1940 FORD 2 DOOR RUNNING. _condition $46. FE 50713
1954
FORD | CUSTOMLINE. TUDOR
8 CYLINDER
$1395 Hardtop Sport Coupes L ARRY
Dei Re Club Counes
2 * Sedans ERO
SIXES AND FIGHTS. J ME | STANDARD TRANSMISSIONS | | OVERDRIVES POWERGLIDE| Rochester Ford Degler |
|
: PH. OL 1-071) Take Your Ehoice “POR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A |
Late emimee Oster Betectees | CoD eeece to Bor | est ummer Color Selections |. BORD CONVERTIBLE 810 down and assume payments 464
8 Woodward. Birmingham
‘% FORD COUPE $125. FE 23442. |
231 Oakiand Avé | |
| Just Your Car Down | ®ORD 29 MODEL A, GORVERTED |
readster $65.
1851 FORD v8 ~ CONVERTIBLE
New white side wall |
top 1953 motor A-1
Cormer of Crooks Rd. and
Bivd, FI 3.
3 FORD VICTORIA $17¥5 SNOW-
shoe white and tet biack white
wall tires plus gas saving over:
“drive, Many more extras. |
NORTHWEST CHEVROLET
Woodward at 13 Mile
_ Lincoln 5-1100
FORD 1951 CUSTOM 8 4@ DR. |
Fordomatic. A eq) beauty. $545. |
Bob Ft rost, Inc. : LINCOL
&50 < WOODW: XRD
BIRMINGHAM
MI 64-2200, JOrdan ¢ 6-3933 |
‘$4 FORD, HARDTOP. V4,
rad . heater, “LOW
white
'S) PORD Fordamatice radio heater white
walls wite wheels Runs nerfect.
A bareain
{OUSE OF GOOD
USED.CARS
CARKNER
STUDEBAKER
‘MI_4¢3410 Birmingham
Radio and heater robin's iis
-_ ied down.
tue VROLET
Wood ward Oh 13 Mile
Lincoln ©1100
1982 HUDSON HORNET 9 DOOR “ dowr and assume pavments. biue, $45 oF aD
Credit checked
NORTHWEST - tful roan éar, low mileage, me-|
| of
' 1982 OLDS ga | 2 DR
| 33
| 952 PACKARD ? Dr
@ STYMOUTA CONVERTT
|1983 PLYMOUTH 4 _ For Sale Used Cars o1
reen. raat oe low mileage.
Deris i
(@ PRA a GOOD CONDITI
__*100_ 3134 Bessie, Auburn hte
NTERNATION AL ~BCHOOL, BUS, |
| condit, ararererge price.
Ee 41782 oF PE + 4
49 LINCOLN —e= COUPE.
__ Fully equipped. $400, MA _ 5-5204 ee pene
LINCOLN 1983 COSMOPOLITAN | hard top cow Radio, heater,
white Wal] tires; auto, ae
17
“LINCOLN Sencuny a |
850 S. WOODWARD . BIRMINGHAM
MI 6-2200 - __JOrdan » 63933 |
MERCOMATIC 4 DR PER.
fect shape Will finance FE 4-1545.,
ask for Prady __ 301 Eim
MERCURY 1953 MONTEREY 4
dr Radi heater, Merc-o-matic.
whjte wall tires, A real family |
ear $1345
Bob Frost, Inc. LINC OLN. MERCU RY DEALER
8&0 5. WOODWARD
BIRMINGHAM
MI 6-220000 JOrdan 6-3933
so MERCURY MONTEREY HARD |
top Like new Loaded Reason-
able 107 Mt. Clemens |
MUST SELL THIS WEEK 1953)
Mercury Monterey hardtep Merc-
emauic power brakes, 16.009 ac- |
tual miles Bob Burns at Cy |
Owens Ford. FE 56-4101 or
5- 3618 a
MERCURY 1953 MONTEREY | hard top 2 tone radio. heater
white walls Merc-O-Matic To-
Gays special §1395
Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN ; MERCURY DEALER
850 8S WOODWARD
BIRMINGHAM
MI €-7200 JOrdan 6-3653
*o31 MERCURY 2 DR. $545 MEKC-
O-Matie radio a velar white |
wall ures ree
NORIHNWESE. CHE VROLET
Woodward «t 13 2
Lincolo 6-1100
1952 MERC URY 2.9 $10 DOWN
*oC S45UmMe Davments 640608
Woodward Birmingham
63 NASH RAMBLER HARDTOP Hydramatic FE_ #1363.
REAL BARGAIN $1 RAMBLER
coer eres Cheap transportation
__ FE 5-0517 after 6 om
1948 NASH .4 DOOR RADIO- AND ,
heater $125 2817 Marlington
— Drayton Plains
6: NASH SELAN S444 PULLY
euaranieer and fuliv equipped
Name your own terms
NORTHWES. CHEVROLET
Woodward at 13 Mile
Linco $-1100
$10 DOWN
4648S and assume vavments
Woodward. Birmingham
OLDS 88 HOLIDAY
Hrdramatte, radio beater,
er steering power brakes.
eee oalnt white wall tires.
NORTHW CHEVROLET
Woodward et 13 Mi)
Lincoln $1100
1954 DELt os HOLIDAY 0¢@ Pale $livs
pow. |
two
Like |
ike pew_ +-TIT4. after 4 pm
90 OLDS «8 SEDAN 435. NEW —
pant oew tires, hydro. radio aod |
beater, Sha:
NORTHWEST CHEVROLET |
Woodward at 13 Mile | | Lincoin 51100
OLDS "54 2 DR. 2? TONE |
paint All access FE 41682
‘33 OLDS SUPER && SEDAN $1,495. | Blue and white. nhydramatic. re. |
dio and seater full power can't |
tell from new
NORTHWEST CHEV
Woodward at 13 tue
: Lincom 54-1100
51 OLDSMOBILE #8 SEDAN. $605
Hydramatic radio and heater any |
eld car down. Credit ehecked by |
$1 OLDS sUPER JONVERT.
$75 Hvrdramatic radio od beat
er white wali tires Robin's Ere |
blue original paint and too like |,
aid ce sew lifters, Outet as a |
NORTHWEST cil aht eel
$10 DOWN
and assume pavmegs a |
Woodward, Birmingham,
(1934 PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN
Automatic. Heater. Signals, etc
6000 miles only 1 owner, AS
new, $1.2: Can arrange finance
FE 45175 after 6 pm. or all dav
Sun
$444 New top and white ahs
tires Wire engine red 64 of any
eld car down
NORT'! EST CHEVROLET
Woodward et 13 Mile
incoin $1106
band - BOOR Cc CRANBROOK PLYM-
48,000 miles. New tires. $475
ay 46109
198? PLYMOUTH SEDAN 810
down and assume pavments. 464
8_ Wood Birmingham, _
DR. GOOD
eondition. 8845 FE 61431, 340
_Baldwin Ave.
‘833 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, $777 RA-
dio heater white wall tires.
Any olf ear down and $34.27
per month.
NORTHWEST CHEVROLET
Woodward at 13 Mil
Lincom 61100
1951 Concent CRANBROOK
ERTIBLE NEW TOP,
RADIO AND HEATER,
EE zo 8 80! BODY
Wor $485. CALL OR
3 08
PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR. NICE. 8 Woodward |! Rirmincham
KELLER |
KOCH LYMOU
ae es
"S54 Us cose event eee
|’52 Wagon .....-+4. $795 |
| ’52 Club Coupe ..... .$695
‘51 Club Coupe ..... 1. $595 |’
"SO4 dr. .... 5
49 Convertible ..... $195
| '48 Convertible ..... $145)" eC Ce
DODGES
BAVA 4 droge Ses
| "$36 Uydrive .2...5.S745
'S24 dr. ..i..e 22 8095
"S04 dr. ....4.0.0-. S395
502 dr. wc... ee eee S345
SOTOS
ivi4 Firedome V8 Coub Coupe fac-
tory officials car. Beautiful 2
tene blue and fs equipped with
power windows and power steer-
ine Custon interior and many
ether factory accessorics. Can-
not be told from «a new car. Must
be seen to appreciated.
161 Custom 4 dr. Two te select
fror Fully equipeed. Your choice
for onlv
$695
IMMEDIATE ON LIVERY
ae _ See tt. 429 N. Paddock, _
8? PLYMOUTH 8EDAN LIKE |
new. radio eoprnds Will sell for
eost Runs fect.
HOUSE OF GOOD
USED CARS
CARKNER
STUDERBANIER
Mi 43410 _ Birmingham
Our Fourth of July
“Specials
Pontiac 2 dr..
Packard. see $1295
Dodge V-8 4 dr.. .$1095
Plymouth 4 dr... .$895 4
3
3
a3
'S3 Dodge 6 cyl. 4 dr. $995 2
pa nin
Fa
wn
wn
uw
unt
a
52 Dodge Hardtop. .$1095
2 Plymouth 2 dr... .$695
3] Nash 4 dr. .......$395
"Sl Hudson .5.-..<- $39)
"50 Dodges (2)... .$295 up
"SO Chevrolet ....... $395
*80 Ford Convertible $395
*SO Pontiac .. $350
"30 Nash Ambassador $400
‘49 Plymouth 2 dr... .$295
49 De Soto .-...... $295
"48 Dodge 4 dr.......$150
Riemen-
‘schneider 232 S. SAGINAW ST.
Open ‘til 8 p.m,
FE 2-9131
FOR YOUR “OK”
USED CAR — SEE
Matthews
Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer
211 S. Saginaw St.
Lee FE 4-4546 | se eeeee
:
‘$1 KAISER 4 DR. DELUXE. DARK | |
=] an
| 32 PONTIAC, CATALINA HYDRA.
| 47
$1495 [
De Soto V-8 4 dr. $995. PPP
55 STARCHIEP custom 4 “De,
sedan. No ecegdepeoairy full line Boag
accessories except power eq
ment. FE 5-3564 after 5.
4 | PLYMO! TH, CELLENT
cond. original. owner, FE 5-2675.
62 PONTIAC SEDAN § $896. YOU
; car
down and 40 pe
NORTHWEST CHEVROL ET
Woodward at 13 Mile
Lincoln 5-1100
~~ PONTIAC’S Lee Demonstrators and officials
“BIG SELECTION
_MI 41033. Ask for Ray West
$0 PONTIAC SEDAN a JET
black. white wall tres radio and
heater hrdramatie 5 ~ anv old
car down
wOP THWEST Wipe trea
Wood ward
ul acolo $11 100
1951 PONTIAC
soa OR 3-5318,
> CONDT-
peteess 530
$1 PONTIAC CaTaLiWa. weeks
Hydramatic. radio
white wall tires ihe ‘and Orerr.
3) PONTIAC SEDAN $666 HY-
dramatic radio. heater Any o'4
¢at down and er month.
NORTHWES\ CHEVROLET
2 Woodward‘at 13 Mile
Lincoln 5-1100
1954 PONTIAC 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN
Deluae. low mileage. nydramatic,
For Sale Used Cars 1 _For Sale Used Cars ‘91 dE ll alae
OLIVER | eg oe DR. DEL aa |
24 ramate eq -
ves, PES FE #5214 or PE -e403 _Eves, '
ONTIA” COUPE GOOD MO-
tof and paint Radic and heat-
er Reasonable. MI 4-5013,
PONTIAC 1945 ~~ 870 CATALINA.
Like new_ FE 5-5373_ 12 Coleman.
33 PONTIAC SEDAN - Biiis
Kidranatle radio ‘eater white
= ats bay ola ear d€oWwoD
mm oath “So O° THW CHEVROLET
Woodward at 13 Mile
Lineoin $-1100
‘al PONTIAC ¢ 4 DOOR RADIO AND
| heater Other extras een
|; eendition New — Bri 260060 .
Ra FE 4-3190 ae Mernsids PRICE
WAR
|
SELLING OUT 1952 b) qltetepekars All models. dem and e we |
car down Mi Hi
HOUSE OF GOOD | PLY USED CARS ° CARKNER
STUDEBAKER rae ial = paint
radio & neater 120 8. Ardmore, |
_PE_ 47201
16880 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE.
Goed shape. For sale or trade.
OR _3-2507 _
1946 PONTIAC 4 DR 8 GOOD!
_condition FE_2-3534 ee
993 PONTIAC. ~~ DELUXE.
‘10 dewn nd assume vavments.
_ 464 5 Woodward Birmingham
TAYLOR’S
GOOD BSED CARS
1954 Chevftolet 2 dr. with radio,
heater and Powrr- Glide Low
down ,payment and long easy
terms
1933 Chevroiet Bel Air Sport Coupe |
Sun Gold and Ivory. Radio, heat- |
er spotlight and white walls. Real
sharp, Just your eid car dowo
1651 Oids 68 4 dr
and Hydramatic Well equipped
Your old car down and long |
easy lerms | Radio. heater
1950 Bulck Special with see aneee |
er and Dynallow $5 00 d
other
oniv Also many transportation 1
speciais for own. $9
TAYLOR’S
At Walled [Lake
“Since 183)
MaArket 4196] Phone
Radio, beater good copdiuen, FE
—* 2082.
PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, RA-
dio and heater, hydromatic. Good
condition. Will finance. FE ¢23¢9
.1983 PONTIAC CUSTOM Mo CATA-
_Hna, low mileage. MA 5-2140.
198 PONTIAC. HEATER, HY-
dramatic. $100, MY 24463.
‘4 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. |
Black, Hydramatic_ MY 3-516
PONTIAC. 5 eeu eoee
__ 00d condition FE 5-519
1
OLIVER
BUICK
T.. SALE |
1953
$1095
1992
PONT.
$795
1951
PONT.
$595
1950:
PONT.
$395
1954
PONT.
$1995 |
OLIVER
_ BUICK PS i ave.
‘92 WILLYS. & $495
| 52 Pivmouth sedan MI 43410 Birmingham |
1950 STUDEBAKER “LAND CRUIS-
er Private owner $495 FE 5-6878
or FE 405210
STUDEBAKER 1954 COMMANDER 8 Hard top coupe, radio, heater
White walls, auto trans, 2 tone
finish. A real buy. $1445
‘Bob F rost, Inc. IIS isyA
LINCOLN. MERCURY DEA kK AISER
850 Ss. WOODW ARD °
BIRMINGHAM “MI_6-2200 JOrdan 63933
51 Studebaker : $495
Land Cruiser
HYDRAMATIC. DIRECTIO
IGNALS, AND HEAT TER.
GOOD CONDITION.
+8039 APTE PM Noe PONTIAC PRESS | OR
Pred x
1947
FORD
$195
1950
PACK.
$299
1952
STUDE.
$495
OLIVER o1 PTUDEBAKER CLUB COUPE |
Like new auto trans V-8 $300.
HOUSE OF GOOD |
USED CARS
CARKNER
STUDEBAKER
MI 1 43410 . Birmingham | |
RADIO AND
heater pius — ares overdrive.
Aov ole car |
NORTHWEST. CHEY xOLET
Woodward at 13 Miir
Lincoln §-1ine
452, WILL’ STATION | WAGON
10 down and assume nayments
_ 464 Wood ward Birmingham _ I
West Side Used Cars
ge hig custom 8 dr Fordo
51 Mercury sedan Overari
51 Chevrolet Po arte
t
31 — commander § sedan |
tin eluxe « club couve |
sa Pontiac deluxe & oon
We have several care,
West Side Used Cars
#23 W_ Huron FE ¢2183
TIP TOP
Guaranteed
USED CARS 1953 Chevrolet 2 dr >e }
book
ord deluae
$475
1952 Pivmoutn elud ¢. ine
$695 19s) 2 dr
1943 Pivmoutn 4 dr
1953 Ses adr
Sil/>
CLARKSTON Bl a K MOTOR SALES pte Ea . Re ea natal 210 Orchard take Ave. @om daile FE 2-010)
pas "sor ee are TRADE |
= ee ee = ——————
~ Don't Let Your Car Be a
DUD On the 4th —You'll Get a Real
BANG | | Out of a ‘Goodwill Used Car”
From the Retail Store!
*S2 Hudson -
Hornet Sith radio, heater
dramatic and 2 tone paint.
$805 "34 Chevrolet
Bel Air Hardtop, Radio heater.
and white walls. A beauty
$1595 Hy-
"53 Chevrolet
fdr sith radio, heater and
direction signals. Good runner,
$1095 54 Pontiac
Star Chief Convertible
beater and Hydramatic.
$1895 Radio,
354 Pontiac AG ,
31 Buick 2dr Chieftain Dix radio, beat
Super Hardtop. Radio. heater, er and 12,000 miles.
direction negos 3 tone. $1595
pe
32° Pontiac
"3? . Catalina Coupe with radio,
“ Chevrolet heater, Hydrematic and white ddr. Deluxe. Radio, heater, walls
Power Glide and direction sigs. - $1595
$695 —_
‘31 Buick
*S1 Lincoln Super 2dr sedan with radio, 4dr. sedan with radio. heater neater. and a 2 tone finish Like
and many other extras. new ¢7095
$595 70>
53° Pontiac < - on ‘
SI Pontiac 4dr sedan A real black beauty 4dr. 29000 miles. Radic heater, that comes equipped with radio
and Hydramatic Like new and beater
$795 $1195
"53 Dodge ‘33° Pontiac Goronet 4dr Radio heater 3 o4- wth facto heater, and
tone paint and white walls. Hicramatic Sharp
$1095 $1295
+s C 31 Plymouth 53 Pontiac o Convertibie with radio. heater
4dr sedan with radio and heat- and Hytramatic. Also white
er. Here ts a real nice car. walls,
$495 $1495
100 More Cars to Choose From
PONTIAC RETAIL STORE
“Goodwill Used Cars”
65 MT CLEMENS ST. FE 3-7117
Bright Spot”
OFFERS
SAVINGS TO YOU
80 EXTRA CLEAN CARS!
1950 Packard Dix. 4 Dr. Ultra............. $444
1950 Ford Dix. 8 Tudor, R&H 2.2... - 9599
1950 Chry. Bik. Dix. 4 Dr, R&H........... $499
1950 Olds 98 4 Dr., Hydra. R&H. 2.0.22... .$499
1951 Ford 8 Dix. 2 Dr. R&H $409
Los] pea et leat
1931 SUP2Ghe.
Dodge Coronet CL Cpe. R&M.........83
Chief. 8 Dix. 4 Dr., Tlydra.......
Olds 98 Hardtop, Hydra...............
Mercury Gustom 4 Dr.,
De Soto Custom 4 Dr., GYfOl. connec vce
Olds 98 Sedan, Fine Car...... Chev. -25u9
1951 Pont, lhydra
1931
1951
1951
1951 Mer-co.........
ae eee eves
or oy
SPECIALS
1933 Chev. Bel Air Hardtop, Extras.......
1953 Olds Super 88 Sedan, Fine Car........$1599
1953 Ply. Cran. 4 Door, Clean.............. $044
Always Good Transportation Cars at Lowest Prices $1244
Meet Your Next Car
At the
"Bright Spot"
J EROME OLDS-CADILLAC
Cass at Orchard Lake
FEBOAB
Turner Values CHEAPIES A-1| BUYS
"46 Ford 2 dr. ..... -$89 *34 Chev. 4dr.... $1144
46 Pontiac 4 dr.....$89 '54 Ford Country Sedan
‘50 Ply. Clb. Cpe...$289° *53 Nash 4 dr..... $944 47 Mercury 4dr....$89
"49 Dodge 4dr.....$144 >t Ford 2 dr......$944 49 Mercury 4 dr...$144 ‘52 Stude. Cl. Cpe. $M4
48 Hudson 4 dr....$89 51 Ford Cl- Cpe.. .$399
$2 Ford R. Wen. $899 $1 Stude. 4 dr.... .$144
'47 Pont. Sed. pe...$89 953. Chey. Bel Air $1199
42 Ford Coupe .-.-S44s53 vtere Sedan. .$1099
52 Plymouth 2 dr. $544 "46 Packard 4 dr... .$89
51 Nash Sedan ...$399 ‘49 Ford 2 dr. ......$89
52 Merc. 4 dr. ....$799 ’46 Chev. 4 dr.......$89
’49 Ford Sta. Wgn. $89
"53 Ford 2 dr......$699
"51 Pontiac Sed. ..$444 "49 Kaiser 4 dr......$89
49 Lincoln Sed... .$189
52 Willys S. Wen. $544 "48 Stude. Sed......$89
"49 Olds 88 4dr....$199 >
"S1 Kaiser 2 dr.... .$299
Convertibles "93 Ford Victoria $1044
"5 Oo S49¢ 53 Chev Cony. . $1009 a ok 4 dr Ags oa ,]
5] Ford Conv .. $394 al luds n Hornet $3 "
"32 Ford Conv -. SRY 31 Merc. Cl Cpe . $499
’84 Ford Conv....$1899 "52 Chev. Div. 2 dr. $544
‘33 Ford Conv....$109 50 Buick 2 dr.... .$299
"33 Chev. 2 dr......$699
34 Stud. Cl. Cpe. $1199
31 Chrysler 4 dr.. .$499
‘53 Plymouth Sed. $544
'39 Cad. (like new) $299
"30 Chev. S. Wgn. $599
"52 Nash 2 dr......$599
"52 Pont. Dlx. 2 dr. $699
’53 Chirysler 4 dr.. .$999
"34 Ply. Sav. 2 dr. $1099
‘53 Packard 4 dr. $1044
$999 $999 $999 1954 Ford Tudor TRUCKS
30 Ford % t. exp. $399
‘34 Ford % t. pick. $799
’5O Ford va t. panel $299
‘41 Ford 1% t. pick. $99
FORD-O-MATIC
SERVICE SPECIAL
1, Drain old oil.
2. Pull oil pan & clean.
3. Adjust bands prop-
erly.
4. Replace oil pan and
install fresh oil.
S. Road test car and Heater and
adjust throttle link- Perfect Condition age for smooth per- $260 down & $29.73 mo. formance. or ne Your old car down and. tal Maintenance Serv
Needed Every 1.500 Mies
$13.95 tncludes Labor and. op slightly higher pay’ts.
$10 down a slightly
higher payments,
Harold Turner, F ond
2 BIG LOTS . 464 S. ‘Woodward — 13% Mile Rd. at Woodware -
Midwest 4-7500 ‘Liberty 9-4000
JOrdan 4-6266 Liberty 9-401
Low, Low Bank Rates—No Down Payment
_ Immediate “Spot” Delivery
Pe * a se ‘ * = ; z £ * =
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. JUNE 28, 1955
Physical Action Necessary for Westerns
Cowboy Movies
Teach Morality === Roy Rogers Maintains) wwz. News
== - Today's Radio Programs -- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject te change without notice,
ww, «ses WuAR, (1100; =WEYZ, Ure) WIBR, «ee WPON, (1460)
WXYZ, Ed. pores 7 WPON, Goes Calling i mae fa ry ‘a Perkins CKLW, J. Van 9:45—WJR, Lasy Ranch
10:15—WWJ, Gildersleeve CELW, Good Neighbor
Greek Deportee Longs
for 1 More Look at U.S. By EARL WILSON
Wau, (768) ORLW,. (see)
For Al Type Windows
10 Self-Storing Windows
WXYZ, Wattrick, McKenste| WXYZ. Top of Town 10:06—WJR, A. Godtrey ATHENS — “This man used to be with Al Capone... he was H Extruded ; : CKLW. New CKLW, Leroy 1:38—WJR, Dr. Malone eovy Ex Film Plots Are Aimed| SSW Scr " MeLeod : Ww, McBride, Peale CKLW. Eddie Cantor deported,” a friend said, at a roadside spot a few miles from * . WPON, New 1@:30—WJR, Your Gov. CKLW, News, Homechat
2 at Proving Good Wins! 41s wor. ciare quarts | WW News WIBK. News, Geores 14t—wJR. Quiding Light | the Parthenon. ombination Doors WCAR, News. Temple © | WPON, Platter * * * * By ROY Ww Bee yond Oras aces News WPON. New
y ROGERS CKLW. Eddie Chase WXYZ, Top of Tows 10:18-—-WWJ. Joyce Jorden ie he Bill Hillas, gray but boyish and bouncy, a deportee now for. Complete There's a question I hear ove WCAR, Sports CKLW. News. Music : WPON. Pontiac D
and pict ‘ cout like | WPON' Udletime Serenade me ery WPON, News, ‘Baa . and it runs about like 11-162. Sporto Pas! aa Pren Harrta 8, Eddy is: ** ‘ = F 6:33—WJR. Spo wwii, EB. May ‘: WCAR. Tiger Game this: “You're a church-going, God- WWJ, Russ Mulholland : WXYZ, Top red Town bed boas manana
fearing man, and yet you r-t in| WXYZ. Bill Stern CKLW, Sportemortem WCAR. Musle oe ofarry Mason
stories that have violence in them,| Wei’ Diner Mun” = | t1:80WIR, Midnight Muste | 1». 43—_wws: 17 years, shot out a friendly hand.
“Hillas?” I said. “Didn't you used to be around Akron?”
“Sure, sure, Warren, Youngstown, Cliviun’, Jersey. And I had
my own place in New York at 8th Av. and 44th St. Demps’ (he |
Reg. $318.00
189 . CKLW, Jim Dunbar :30—WIR. ie) or . and even killing, and they're sto-| ¢.45 war, Lowe Tnomss EYL News Top of Town | WXYZ. Gi Girt Marries age IR. ere Oreke meant Dempsey’s) was 48th. I was in America 36 years. All my ries that are watched by millions ware Worta of Speed WPON. Musie in Air ‘ieee. ‘rte = ak WXYZ, Betty Crocker young days.”
of kids, How do you figure it adds| ' ae WEDNESDAY MORNING || wxyz, Compa WRON. Club let He was so glad to talk about New
Tesh acute | ase wun agrren voice | SmLW FlorieeUaA York, he spouted it all out. I felt sure FHA TERMS The answer is perfectly ‘plain to} WXYZ, Stars at Beven WWJ, Bob Maxweil Wolk pose ten ooo ae men Der ork, he spo :
me. If I didn’t sincerely think that] GXLW: Pulton Lewis ur. | WXYZ. Pred Wolfe WPON, News, Party he was a man I wrote about when I was our stories aim to do good, and| WPON. News, Kine WJBK, Gentile, Binge 11:15—WXYZ. Curtain Calis eae a ee a kid ‘reporter in Akron. WPON, Rise ‘n’ Shine WWJ, News, Woman
Cee Cates 1:30—WJR. Make Up Ming WCAR, News, Music @—WJIR, Jim Vinel) WWJ. Phrase P. “re
CKLW, David WPON. Pontise Party 3:15—WJR, Rosemery WJBK. News WJBK, Don McLeod i1:45—WJR, Second Husband
1:15 WJR, Music Halt 3:30—WJR, Helen Trent . P. Young that children accept them as doing| WCAR News, Music weow. Ayes time ‘t hav ,| 7:13—WWJ, R. Mulholland good, then I wouldn't have any ulhollan ; A CKLW. Guy Nuno
t k with them. 7:30—WJR, Serenade.
The basic thing in drama, in eee Morgan peestay
history and in life is the con- | CKLW’ Gabriel Heatter flict between good and evil, It WJBK, Larry Gentile
inside and outside of us | 7:45—WJR, Ed Murrow “Koes On WWJ. One Man's Family “What did you do in Ohio?”
“I drove whisky car. I have place in
Akron on Market Street. Crap games,
slot machines, But I never kill nobody.
I never kill nobody never!”.
The plump, jolly little man, fifty-fivish FE 4-6089 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. WJBK, Gentile, Binge CKLW, Queen for Day ww, P
1:30-—-WXYZ, _ Wolfe” WJBK, News, George
WJBK, Gentile, Binge 12:00—WJR. Jack White 3:45—WJR, Our Gal CKLW. Terrence O'Dell WWJ, News WWJ. Rt, to Happiness —
all the time. I¢ starts in the CKLW, P. Martin CKLW, News, 3 Suns 406—WJR, BF: 5— WWI, N bs jouse Party Bible with Adam and Eve in the WCAR, Sign Ott "CuLw. Suey Dove SIRE. Eres. Goons =vh Backstage wits. now and proprietor of two prosperous Garden of Eden being tempted | 8:00—wJr. Suspense 8:00—WJR, Jack White WPON, News CKLW, Eddie Chase spots, told of leaving Ohio. PORTRAIT 4 WWJ. People Are FPunn by the snake, and it goes on all WXYZ, Show Stoppers ? through the Bible. Take away CKLW, Sgt. Preston
that conflict, and you don't have | 8:15—WxXyYZ, show World
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$:30—WJR, Music Hall WCAR, Music “Election time.” He shrugged and
smiled. “Later I was in Atlanta prison
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As for the stories we use in OUr| 9.39 wr. amos, andy
TV series, we couldn't be more i) Harry Truman
careful about what they say if] Cxiw’ toa cet
we were picking them out for our | 19:00—wsR. Tenn. Ernie
own children at home. In fact,| WWJ. Pibber McGee
that’s one of the big things we out of touch with his American wife.
consider in making our selections. ft - 5 0 h x * x. * There are good guys and bad; — — T qd T l Pp —— “Then one day she come to Greece to see me. But—I am mar- | guys in the stories. The bad guys O S = ©€v1S10Tr1 r OQTaMS ried again—with two children.” o som vful things, and dl $ ely = S ‘sup ther. She remarried and, with her husband, has visited him and They also try everything they his wife here. They are all married happily. But Bill Hillas
can’t go back, ever, to the land they all get homesick for. He was caught in a car containing counterfeit money
around Virginia. He insisted the money belong to a friend.
But after ~his, Bill Hillas “left” for Greece—permanently.
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know to reform the characters that
are fighting law and order.
We think it's a good idea to
show a villian finding out that
reading the Bible and living by
its rules can be a very fine thing,
and to show him taking steps to-
ward changing his way of life.
After all, that’s the outcome we
all hope for in the battle beween |
good and evil. i
In the course of that battle, « - |
citing and sometimes violent things
happen, whether you're talking
about fiction or real life. An inno-
cent victim is kidnaped, a house |
is burned down, a guy can fall off
his horse.
We don’t show these things in a
way that can possibly be interpret-
ed as making them attractive or
desirable, We don't insert violence
just for effect but we do show how
it can logically be met and con-
quered by fair play. I do not use
my gun at all except when there |
is simply no other answer to the
situation: when I have to use it,
I shoot the villain’s gun out of his
hand. I do not actually shoot him,
and I do not kill; we figure that
these two answers don’t belong in
our stories of the way for good
to fight evil,
Wherever it fits into the story,
we show how children can take
an active party in helping good
win out over evil. The example
of a child's earnest prayer makes
the villain turn his sights on a
better life. A youngster’s quick-
ness and right thinking help the
hero head off the villains.
I hope there's excitement in the
way we tell our stories. The day
there isn’t any excitement, I don't
expect there'll be very many peo-
ple paying attention. '6:30—(7) United Steel Workers. |
6:45—(7) A Time to Remember.
7:00—(7) Phileco Hour. ‘Conven-
7:30—(9) Play of the Week. Drama
TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
Puppet Show. (9) Circle 9 The-
ater. Johnny Mack Brown in|
“West of the Rio Grande.” (4) |
Sonny Eliot. Variety.
6:15—(7) Dinner Theater. Little |
Rascals in’ ‘Pigskin Palooka.”’ |
(4) News. Paul Williams. (2) |
News. Jac LeGoff.
6:25—(4) Sports. Bill Flemming
(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett
Phelps.
Political. (4) Dinah Shore Show.
Dinah and the Skylarks go to
beach party. (2) News. Doug)
Edwards.
Film of Danny Kaye in Great
Britain. (4) News Caravan. John
Cameron Swayze. (2) Jo Staf-
ford Show. Flying vacation trip |
around the world is background
for songs.
tion in Miami Beach,”’ John
Daly, host. Commercial pres-
entation. (9) The Visitor. ‘‘No
Gods to Serve,’ drama. (4)
Place the Face. Bill Cullen host
as guests try to identify face
from their past. Gale Robbins,
Jeff Donnell, Aldo Ray guests.
(2) Life With Father. Young
Days have yen to take up sailing
and household havoc results.
Leon Ames, Lurene Tuttle play
the older Days.
TBA. (4) Arthur Murray Party.
Kathryn Murray hostess with
Teresa Brewer, Bill and Cora
EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER DANCED BEFORE...
Baird, Hildegarde, guests. (2)
Halls of Ivy. Dr. Hall helps two
students accused of vandalism.
in local theater. Ronald Colman,
Benita Hume are the Halls.
_8:00—(7) Danny Thomas Show.
Danny helps his mother-in-law
celebrate her birthday and get a
new perspective.on life. (9) Dial
9 Theater. Lon Chaney Jr., Rob-
ert Lowery in “The Trial.” (4)
Fireside Theater. “‘An Argument
With Death,” melodrama of
hired killer who refuses to go
through with his assignment.
Kenneth Tobey, Sally Brophy
star. (2) Meet Millie. Millie's
mother overhears quarreling
newlyweds and is involved in
fight as “The Other Woman.”
Comedy with Elane Verdugo,
Florence Halop.
8:30—(7) Craig Kennedy. Mystery
adventure stars. Donald Woods.
(4) Circle Theater. “Moment of
Truth,"’ father defending his son
in quarrel with boss’s son, is
made to think his boy is wrong.
(2) Spotlight Playhouse. Edmund
O'Brien in ‘‘The Noose Draws
Tight."
9:00—(7) The Name’s the Same.
Quiz. Clifton Fadiman, new host.
(4) Truth or Consequences. Stunt
quiz with Jack Bailey, host. (2)
The $64,000 Question: Hal March
host on super quiz.
9:30—(7) Jumbo Theater, “Shift- |
ing Sands." (9) Guy Lombardo.
Music with Lombardo band. (4) |
Studio 57. “The Traveling
Room,” Woman lawyer tries to
find secret behind mysterious
room. Marguerite Chapman
stars. (2) See It Now. News
documentary with Edward R.
Murrow.
10:00—(7) Waterfront. Cap'n John
Cap'n John. (9) National News. |
(4) Motor City Fights. Light
heavyweight Boxing Bout: John
Riggins vs. Arthur Wright;
Middleweight Boxing Bout: Joe
Gray vs. Dick Custer. (2) Death
Valley Days. Girl with ability to
tell future, comes to Old West, ,7300—(4) Today. (2) Morning
1:30—(4) Jean McBride. (2) Link-
2:00—(7) Stars on Seven. (4) Ted Rod Cameron in “Goodbye Old
Paint,” mystery. (2) Conrad
Nagel. Theater. “The Three
Searchers,” drama.
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety
with Soupy Sales. (9) Movie
Date. Fredric March, Virginia
Bruce in “There Goes My
Heart. (4) News. Paul Williams. |
(2) News. Jac LeGoff.
11:15 — (7) Armchair Theater.
James Ellison in ‘‘Outlaw Fury."
(4) Little Show. Theo Groetz,
Clem Fowler in “The Dowery.”’
(2) Miss Fair Weather. Pat
Rousseau.
11:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater.
Alan Hale Jr., in ‘Sarge Goes to
College."”
11:30—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen in
variety show. WEDNESDAY MORNING
Show.
9:00—(7) Todd Purse Show. (4)
Romper Room. (2) Garry
Moore.
9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey.
10:00—(7) Wixie’s Wonderland. (4)
Home,
10:30—(2) Strike It Rich.
11:00—(7) Story Studio. (4) Ding
Dong Sehool. (2) Valiant Lady.
11:15—(2) Love of Life.
11:30—(4) Feather Your Nest.. (2)
Search for Tomorrow.
11:45—(2) Guiding Light.
12:00—(7) 12 O'Clock Comics. (4)
Nancy Dixon. (2) Inner Flame. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:15—(4) Way of World. (2) Road
of Life. | * Prayer Sign.
1:00—(7) Charm Kitchen. (9)
Shopper's Mat.
letter's Houseparty.
Mack's Matinee. (2) Big Payoff. /one of the greatest of the Yankees, got
| the Sahaya in Las Vegas.
|; at “Fanny” is really a Johnny — singer
| 3:45—(4) Modern Romance. “That I like!” he said. “But every day the ship is coming in,
somebody come here and we talk, That is all I can do about
it now.”
* * * *
THE MIDNIGHT EARL...
Red Buttons finally got plane reserva-
tions and left with his wife for a two-
month European tour ... Joe DiMaggio,
around to seeing “Damn Yankee” .. .
Jackie Gleason finished his recording ses-
sion and “disappeared” for awhile.
NBC’s “Monitor” interviewed Gloria
Grahame and her 6}4-year-old son and
asked him his favorite actress. His
answer: “Marilyn Monroe” , . . Ernest
Hemingway's due here this summer to
confer with his publishers ... Joanne
Bayes got one of the leading roles in
the new NBC-TV series, “Crunch and
Des.”
Walter Slezak rejected Paramount's of- | _
fer to co-star him with George Gobel i ;
. . Rocky Graziano, looking neat at |
Shor’s, was asked if the clothes came
from Abercrombie & Fitch. He said jok-
ingly, “I never fought either of them
guys”... Arthur Godfrey’s picture hangs
in CBS Studio 61—right next to Marion
Marlowe's ... Martha Raye will take part
of her TV troupe along for her stint at
x * * *
Wiggler Nejla Ates’ stage door Johnny
JOANNE BAYES Johnny Alden.
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “In Texas when you hear of some-
one building an 18-hole golf course, you're not sure whether it’s indoors or outdoors.” That’s earl, brother.
(Copyright 1955, Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc.
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People Do Ev By PHYLLIS BATTELLE
NEW YORK .(INS)—Hordes of |.easy money, but when they lie and an edge in‘selection of contestants. |
“not to mention risk erything to Get on TV Quiz don't blame people for wanting | boutonniere, feeling they thus have chicken-plucker think he should to tell, true or false,’ says ve
a to get on a show—that isn’t |
i The expert, who refuses to be | think the land was made up of be picked for a quiz show any-
dom aside. Spotted by authorities, $64,000 question man.
Actually, only one quiz show of
woe, ;
Insure With Agencies _
Displaying This Emblem
fame and money-hungry Ameri- “And if you could believe the | “#Y?” he mused.. | yuk keane Daniels Agency Laselie Agency, cans are currently selling their | cricket, you know.” , | mail from would-be contestants,” Several soldiers, gone AWOL,| the many now on the air looks Ageacy ine.
Mr. Expert continued, “You'd (have thrown discretion and free-|for the contestant with a tale of Wm, W. Denaldses — W. A. Pellock
Agency
Austin-Nervell ~ Noyce W. Strait
birthrights, ing friends and freedom, for the |
named because he’s a “screen- | : ante | Agent . : Ge : | ehicken-pluckers.” He stroked (they have been picked up and The expert lists four basic re- | sen? Gilbride-Mailaba ;
I lege of testing on TV quiz) er” of TV contestants and | is chin. “Wonder what makes a (punished immediately after the = ood tant { Agency Thatcher -Patterson- shows. “Soreanets” mant eperate nthe | llthows they were “locate” quisites of a good contestant for see Wernet + 5 ee | § [ 2 C & = = -
Tsk, and. fie on the friends,” | grand F.B.1. tradition, says the enough to get on. any of the current free uoeer? Lincicome, Ing, aw. mottsaiecher siiinson Agnes
said an expert behind the scenes | frauds are almost always spotted Fn gli sh C eri c 5 e eS [A benkeobber in Long lalaad sie uy = ata gs Agency ae ative | _ \ | * a | sen whe can talk easily; (2 : “ . —. Van of the newest and most lucrative before they get on a show be- | was picked up long after his crime. | whe can talk p> daha Yel Maynard Johnson Agency, Ine.
alert person,
brightly; (3) a human person,
whe can make the audience feel |
he is likeable, and (4) a neat |
person, who makes a respectable | ——
appearance. cause in pre-broadcast question- In the interim, he had appeared on
| ing they give themselves away. bt 'a TV. quiz show, obviously in
search of thrills—he didn’t need
the cash
NEW YORK DENIED
New Yorkers constantly deny |
they are from the big city when | contestants from the mail, and
they attend quiz shows, because others choose only from what is
they are under the mistaken im-| written on cards and audience Is
pression that New Yorkers “haven't! given as they enter the studio,”
got a chance’ to contest. says he
: : : So cut out all the fanciful stories.
“And everybody, but everybody, | Crime doesn’t—well, not very often
seems to have a hard luck story | —pay off on TV. the clergyman wrote, ——— _ ae : Pontiac Association of Insurance Agents
Too Much.of Brides
BURLEY, England ®—The Rev.
| Leslie Aitken complained today he
sees far too much of some of the
girls who get married in his
church.
The trouble, the 37-year-old
Anghean pastor explained in a let-
ter jo his parishioners, is the low
cut of many bridal gowns. Many
of them are backless and some
are practically frontless too
“Really,”
“it's a miracle how. they stay up
. “To the congregation behind it
Now, with thousands of dollars must look as though some brides and trips to the Taj Mahal at stake, | have nothing on above the waist
it figures the ‘regulars’ are in-' During the ceremony the girls
creasing phenomenally. stand two steps below me .
oN It's all terribly embarrassing.”
The Rev. Mr. Aitken suggested
that if a bride must wear a re-|
vealing dress, she should cover
up with a shaw! for the ceremony.
The pastor himself has been
married for 17 years, But there are some troublesome
“regulars’’ (meaning persons who
quizzie, the $64,000 question!’ »‘'!
| change their names, their home- : Says Taxes Causing
|Cigarette Slump wns weir mace ana er VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (®—The to crash bigger and better money-
sharp drop in cigarette consump- making quiz shows.
tion in the last two years is due to KNOW THE ROPES
ever increasing taxes’ rather, ,, than fear of a link between smok-| After all, some of them started
ing and cancer, representatives of. back in the early days of radio
the tobacco industry were told here | “2€" the correct answer to ‘What
yesterday. ‘ iis a Zeitgeist?’ would win you an
F,. M. Parkinson, of Richmond, 89-cent tie from Macy's. They
Va., director of the Tobacco Coun- | Know the ropes.” “Some quiz shows pick a lot of DR. H. A. MILLER Optometrist
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‘ by halting operations, The owners statistical data” to support such a/
asserted the strike against seven claim. He called for a halt in the |
firms was a strike against the en- ; imposition of additional taxes by
tire industry in the area. | states or municipalities,
A spokesman for the union,
called management's action “a_ ”
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STS SEE Se aS These are two favorite dodges
_by people wanting to break into
the money. Couples married 15
years—or mated to two other
people, for that matter—will show
up at TV studios in corsage and Federal taxes on cigarettes aver-
age about 8 cents per pack. Taxes
imposed by states and municipali-
ties vary widely.
Parkinson spoke at a convention
bright belt warehousemen,
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