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- DEFENSE HUDDLE—Col, John C. Nickerson 
(left) listens to some serious talk from his at- 
‘torney Ray Jenkins during a recess in his court- 
Of Soldiers and Missiles!   Nickarecn Court- Martial Continues’ 
  
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martial trial at Redstone Arsenal yesterday, at 
Huntsville, Ala. 
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Nickerson Still on Stand: 
Troop Withdrawal Pushed: WASHINGTON (INS) — Defetise 
Secretary Charles E, Wilson 
claims “‘there is no ban on any- 
thing” in modernizing U.S. arms in 
push” to bring as many soldiers 
as posible_home from overseas. 
The Pentagon chief, although de- 
ond S ia court-martial of Army Col. John 
C. Nickerson Jr. was up to its 
ears today in Pentagon politics 
and the interservice feud over 
rules and missions. 
stand in his own behalf yesterday. 
Nickerson ag a staunch patriot.) | 
The prosecution has been build- 
jing toward a picture of the 41- 
year-old combat veteran as a 
ver Stars for gallantry in World 
War I, already has pleaded guil- 
ty to and been convicted on 15 
  but Pot Retains 
"Its $1,400 Bulge 
entries had all the answers right, 
the judges seem to be finding 
more and more aie are coming 
close. 
With over 10,000 entries ‘this 
week and probably more in the 
weeks to come, you can’t expect 
the big prize money to hold out HUNTSVILLE, Ala « — The 
  
Nickerson took the witness 
The defense has sought to paint   
    
      
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If given the maximum sentence, 
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  Ziegler Vacates Although none of the Pot-O-Gold| 
    
in Steel Prices 
to Start Spiral Hike by Top Producer 
Seen as Pacesetter for 
Other Firms, Users S6Ton ities eam of Hit Plays 
‘Awaits Press Special \ If all the New York critics were to filter out the top- 
notch hits currently exciting the Big City, they’d agree ee 
the 1957 Pontiac Press Theater Special has picked the} 
cream. of Broadway’s crop. 
Hilarious Tom Ewell in “Tunnel of Love” has Dave   
  
PITTSBURGH (# — A 
new round of price in- 
creases in the steel indus- 
try—the llth since 1941— 
begins Monday. 
U.S. Steel Corp., the na- 
ducer and traditional in- 
dustry pacesetter, an- 
nounced it will increase its 
basic prices: about $6 a ton. 
Other steel firms are ex- 
pected to’ make similar 
price adjustments. | 
Although steel’ products vary 
widely in price, the new compos- 
ite price will be an estimated $146 
a ton. It is the sixth boost in as 
many years, Last year the indus- 
try hiked prices $8.50 a ton. 
The increase came just a day 
after President Eisenhower said 
inflation may become a “real 
danger” unless management and 
laber show restraint in wage = 
price boosts, 
Officials in Washington had” an- 
ticipated a much higher increase, 
possibly as much as $12 to $14°a 
ton. Most of them took the atti- 
tude that the increase might have 
been worse, but all agreed it = 
be inflationary. »~ «+ 
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ability of higher prices on items 
made of steel. 
      High way Office Pee 
By PETE-LOCHBILER 
Charles M. Ziegler left his office in Lansing today, 
probably for the last time. 
Although his tefm as highway commissioner does 
not officially terminate until midnight Sunday, 
Ziegler plans to take the weekend off as usual. 
After 14 controversial years as administrator of the 
state’s roads, Ziegler appeared in an unusually mel- 
low role—that of retiring senior-statesmen. He said: 
“I think I'll go trout fishing first.: I love fishing 
but haven’t had a real session at it in 10 years.” 
And as for the problerns presently facing the highway depart- 
ment — well, that’s commissioner-elect John C. Mackie’s worry 
Ziegler is 69 and has guided the state’s highways since World 
War II days. In terms of service, he’s the state’s oldest elective 
office holder and he thinks he’s done'a good job. 
One of his proudest boasts is that he has been fair to people 
in all parts of the state, building new stretches of road where 
Re ae a ee ee ant 
construction og only = few areas. 
“t have never built a political road, nor made a promise I did 
not keep,” the Republican veteran said. 
OUTSTANDING JOB 
During. the lean years, when highway funds were “pitifully” 
low, the highway department did “‘an outstanding job to preserve our 
Michigan now is rated among the top teli states in the progress 
made under the accelerated national highway program, he said, 
Nes i eros Me 10 S08. Se Ore BA wes Oe moves up $5 to $102 a ton. 
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5,443.Enroll at MSU 
_ EAST LANSING (®—A total of 
5.443 students have enrolled in 
the 44th annual summer school 
session at Michigan State Uni- 
versity, and the final figure is 
expected to exceed 5,500. tion’s biggest steel pro-|- Contracts Let - 
for High School Saginaw, Detroit Firms 
Top Bidders on Pontiac 
$2,967,324 Building 
Bids totaling $2,967,324 for the 
new Pontiac senior high school 
were accepted last night by the 
Board of Education. ; 
Construction of the 1,000 - pupil 
building .will begin shortly, with 
completion —neemed for the fall 
of 1958. 
In accepting the bids, the 
board turned down three ef four 
alternates to the basic construc- 
tion contracts. Rejected were a 
300-car paved parking lot, ter- 
razzo floors for the corridors, 
and steel sash instead of alum- : 
Accepted was the use of acous- 
tical tile ceilings in the corridors. 
The board split on the terrazzo 
floors, with four members favor- 
ing asphalt tile over the recom-| 
mendations of the administration 
CONTRACTS AWARDED 
The general trades pear lined for 
$2,052,500 went to Spence Broth- 
ers, Saginaw. Broedell Plumbing 
and Heating Co., Detroit, won the 
mechanical trades contract for 
$592,200, while the electrical award 
went to Hamill Electric Co., De- 
troit, for $322,624. 
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A separate contract for kitchen 
equipment went to Gold Star Pro- 
Detroit, at $43,781, Action 
an investigation of lockers 
on metal lockers was deferred 
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Watrous to Play Off 
for World Golf Title 
champion from Oakland Hills 
Country Club, meets British cham- 
pion John Burton here today for 
the world’s Senior title. 
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Watrous turned in an excellent 
practice round on the eve of the 
match yesterday and said he had 
nothing but praise for the condi- 
tion of the Pollock course over 
which the contest will be played. 
Watrous refused to predict vic-   
; tory, but said: 
‘{ may have more experience 
but youth is on his side.’’ Watrous 
is 58. the Britisher is 53.   
Sustain Miller Verdict 
WASHINGTON. w — U, S. 
Judge Charles F. McLaughlin 
refused today fo set aside the 
  ‘Garroway saying: “I never 
‘ap. There is room—for50—more. 
*\Watch for a reservation coupon in audience 
louder, longer of more oft- 
n. recommend it to 
everybody.” 
One of three musicals headlining 
the Sept. 9-14 journey has critics 
ranking it as the “rebirth of- Ethel 
Merman.” This of course is 
“Happy Hunting.’’ Handsome Fer- 
nando Lamas will keep the femi- 
nine motors .purring in this one. 
Need we say anything about 
“My Fair Lady?” Tickets to 
this masterpiece of Broadway 
productions are as hard to grab 
onto as a gold brick from Fort 
Knox, But not so for theater 
trip playgoers. 
Orchestra seats for these three, 
plus ‘The Bells Are Ringing’ and 
“Visit to a Smail Planet,” are 
awaiting the ‘lucky 150" who will 
wing their way to Manhattan in 
two fleet United Airlines planes. 
Although the plays are the big 
a. sights of Gotham will 
be at the fingertips of travelers. 
A visit to the U. N. Building, 
gatherings in some of the city’s 
famous eating spots, a private boat 
trip along the Hudson River, and 
plenty of ‘free time’ just to do 
the city, await all, 
The price for all this is a rock- 
bottom $182. Already 100 are signed is) 
next week's editions of The Pontiac 
Press, 
Weather Bureau 
to Send Experts 
to Storm Areas 
WASHINGTON (#—The Weath- 
odipaped has come up with a 
alas experts barging in say most orgs fear to tread 
in or near the path of tropi- 
cal storms. 
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The bureau said it is putting 
into service today two mobile 
weather stations mounted on 
trucks.   
the Atlantic Coast or Gulf of 
Mexico until a storm threat- with rain ak al 
high of 74 to 78, 
degrees. 
Willie 
Morris, 31. Area Weather 
for Weekend: 
Rain; Rain, Rain 
The weather man dropped by 
this morning, bumbershoot tucked 
neatly under his arm, to report 
that a soggy weekend is in the 
ig. 
Scattered showers and thunder- 
     
In downtown Pontiac the lowes 
temperature recorded preceding 8 
a.m. was 65. At 2 a the mer- 
cury read 68. 
City Resident 
Dies in Accident   
2 Detroiters Also Killed, 
1 Hurt as Cars Collide 
West of Ann Arbor 
A Pontiae resident, Charles H. 
Stevens, 40, of 200 E. Pike St. 
and two Detroit men were killed 
\in an auto accident last night on 
US-12, 20 miles west of Ann oe 
bor. 
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Besides Stevens, the dead are 
Clayton, 49, and Walter 
Washtenaw County Sheriff's dep, 
uties said Stevens’ car was appar- 
ently hit broadside by a car driven 
by Clayton. Morris was a passen- 
ger in Clayton's vehicle. 
Injured in the accident was 
Clark S. Davis, 15, son of Ernest 
Davis, 26 Rose Ct., Pontiac. He is 
in University Hospital, Ann Ar-! | 
bor, in a semi-conscioug state. 
He suffered a dislocated right 
hip and a cut on his foréhead. 
His condition cannot be diagnosed 
until this afternoon, doctors said. 
Two Detroiters were also injured: 
  
 \Senators fo Probe 
Court FBI Ruling 
WASHINGTON uw — A. Senate 
Judiciary subcommittee joined the 
legislative rush today to do some- 
thing about a Supreme Court de- 
cision prying open secret FBI 
files to defendants in some crim-|- 
inal cases. ens. 
Then they will be dispatched 
  
  the state. Invite Ike to Mackinac 
LANSING (®—Michigan’s Sen- 
ate voted last night to invite 
President Eisenhower to set up 
his summer White House on 
Mackinac Island as a guest of Atty. Gen. Brownell was called 
as the first witness on a list 
‘Members said they had no in- 
tention of allowing the subcom- 
mittee to be used as a forum for 
broadside attacks on the Supreme 
Court or: its opinion. Nor were 
they bent on attempting to nullify 
the decision. 
But they were concerned, along 
with President Eisenhower, 
Brownell and many others in and 
out of Congress, about a ruling 
which cast a haze of uncertainty 
and confusion over the prosecu- 
tion .of all sorts of criminal cases 
—and raised a likelihood that 
—e May go unpun- {00 Lives Lost 
as Tidal Waves 
Hit Coast City Waters Inundate; ‘Texas, 
Louisiana Marshlands; 
3-4,000 May Be Dead 
LAKE CHARLES, La. i, «) 
—Hurricane Audrey’s death 
toll climbed to the 100 mark 
zd today and a députy sheriff “said the storm’s victims 
ticould reach 3,000 to 4,000. 
The greatest concentra- 
tion of casualties from roll- 
ing tidal waves that fol- 
lowed in, the hurricane’s 
presumed dead. 
The hurricane roared into 
the Texas and Louisiana 
coasts yesterday and earlier 
reports said 18 were lost 
aad ‘presumed dead. 
The par'sh is located some 40 
miles south of Lake Charies and 
about 250 miles southwest of New 
Deputy Sheriff D. P. Vincent 
was among 40 tattered survivors 
who reached here today from the 
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area 
picking up survivors. Three other 
boats headed for the Cameron area 
with supplies. 
George Martin, 
er of radio station in Ab- 
beville, said one resi of the 
Pecan Island area told him 
“Everything was washed away and 
just an a around,” 
Audrey lashed aioe and 
Mississippi with pien winds and 
heavy rains as it veered to the 
northeast, It was located 60 miles 
south of Memphis, Tenn, this 
morning.     
All entries in the contest 
by 2 p.m. tomorrow. 
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Announce Drop in Employment | State. - Manufacturing 
_ + Werk Down 20,000 but! 
Service Jobs Up 22,000 
DETROIT & — A 20,000 drop in 
manufacturing employment in 
Michigan from April 1956 to April 
of this year was reported yester- 
day by the Michigan Employment 
Security Commission. 
The Commission said the -drop 
was offset by a -gain of- 22,000 
service jobs in the same period. 
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Average manufacturing employ- 
ment two months ago was 1,075,000 
compared with 1,095,000 for April 
of the previous year, the MESC 
said, é 
The figures for service jobs 
were 1,276,000 last April com-! 
pared with 1,234,000 the pre 
vious -year. The MESC said un- 
- employment in Michigan in mid- 
April totaled 181,000. f é ce | i a a 
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    manufacturing employment in 
Michigan since 1950: , 
1950 950,000 
1951 7,164,000 . } 
1952 1,086,000 . s 
= ine | a sn, pms 1955 1.174.000 HURRICANE DAMAGE — The front of a market near down- first hurricane of the season to strike land, passed through the 
1956 1,095,000 town Port Arthur, Tex. lies toppled this morning as part of Audrey,. area. Gales up to 72 miles per hour were reported here. 
1957 = 1,075,000 — , : 
Here are the MESC figures for; " ¢ ® ® , 
eotes ceernet a. jaien Ziegler, 69, S Aside Nickerson Blasts i | since 1950: | yco Leader 4eQ4er, , steps 1 Nickerson biasts The beard also discussed its COME IN! ~ 1950 1,061,000 aie) : . ’ ® building program for next year /P-™. : e 
| 3980/ or | as (Continued From) Fage: Oe) Wilson 5 Actions ae new soa as school of ser csahae patie’ ill be pl Now Open for Business i * " . . i : = a wi 4 
= 1m 10 Be Honored resurfacing of Highland Foad to the county line; resurfacing of the (Continued From Page One) eight classrooms and two kinder-|' mitted to Are the ieonae Sales & Service ot _—— nfs ; Telegraph road cutoff. which took the 1,500-mile inter-| sartens, including a miultipur- om pee oe when sprog : 
pry c- . Completed is the widening of La road from Pontiac north |mediate range ballistic missile| Pose reem, on Franklin Road | er lavorable for outdoor a CHR 
1956 - 1,254,000 Rev. Martin Luther King F , = Seee Ex ressway along U. 8. 16 (I R B M) development program site, © The Little Giant program of the 
1957 oe fs to Lake Orion. The Farmington-Brig Pp y 4 “y” will the 
1,276,000 to Receive High Award te nearing completion. away from the Army and assigned| Condemnation proceedings for : use lounge on rainy 
; , {it to the Air Force. part of the site have been started.) #¥* 2 PLYMOUTH Gibson in Quarter-Finals From NAACP One big bridge, at Woodward avenue and Eight Mile road, is in e « « The board also informally! Appointments for evening activi-' 
bse _ | operation and the Orchard Lake-Telegraph road underpass should | }; ig Nickerson’s contention that! agreed an addition to the Owen|ties may be arranged through Ed-| : 
WIMBLEDON, England uw —Al-) DETROIT ®—The Rev. Martin, be finished in December. the Army’s battle requirements | Scheel would be built, to reirene tale F. Kirbert, executive secre-f 
thea Gibson of New York became Luther King, who led the Mont-| ponps FLOATED . demand employment of an IRBM, ‘five classrooms and one kinder- tary. Pl . | NOS . 1 : —— 7 ace your order with Pontiac’s that the Air Force isn’t particu-| garten, cub vest desler and a ter 
Birmingham toastmasters 
    the first. American woman to en- 
ter the quarter-finals of the cur- 
ships today when she crushed Gem 
Hoahning of Britain 6-1, 6-1. a 
  
Police Chief Won't Run 
NAACP president, at a mass 
meeting —it and—Edsel 
Ford Auditorium. 
* *® * gomery, Ala., bus boycott, will be) 
honored by the National Assn. for 
the Advancement of Colored Peo- 
ple at its convention tonight. 
The Baptist minister will be 
awarded the group's J, E. Spin- 
garn Medal, named for a former Bonds have been floated for the 35-mile extension of North- 
western Highway as a limited access expressway across Oakland 
County from Detroit to another expressway near Fenton. 
And there have-been- more..than 100.smaller, local improve- 
ments made during Ziegier’s term in office. 
Ziegler first joined the department in 1919 as an assistant divi- 
sion engineer and served in various engineering capacities until | 
his appointment as deputy state highway commissioner in 1930. 
Between 1933 and 1943, Ziegler was employed as an engineer 
on building construction projects at Michigan State University jlarly interested in it, and that the 
jArmy can build one quicker and 
at a saving in excess of 100 mil- 
Ilion doars. . 
Ig any case, Nickerson, a 1938 
graduate of West Point, admitted 
| going outside Army channels in 
an effort te “bring the facts” be- 
| fore Wilson, : 
He told the court yesterday he 
believed that to have gone through 
channels would have taken too 
  MEET WITH PARENTS 
The superintendent was asked 
to meet with a group of parents 
at the Whitfield School. The par- 
ents have’ petitioned the board to 
find an alternative to transport- 
ing a class from the overcrowded 
building to Webster School. 
The board also awarded insur- 
ance contracts to low bidders. 
Noyce Strait Jr. Agency received 
the fleet insurance for $1,962.62,   
Reveal Effort awarded basic training diplomas    Top Service now! 
R & R Motors, Inc. 
724 Ooklend Ave. 
Phone FE 8-6801 
  
  
  
  fo Obtain Land- State Highway Office NOTICE? Awards to NAACP branches for He has been one of the chief opponents of toll roads in Mich- achievement in human relations | long and, besides, that su while Michigan Mutual Liability i ing igan. Although Ziegier claims he has nothing against toll roads in jlong and, besides, such & ; Y| Eyed Strip for Widenin were presented last night at a/ ical, he continually asserted that he was committed to the [Course had already been tried. Co. was*awarded the workmen's Y 'P 9} scarlett’s Bicycle Shop will principal, compensation liability insurance Orchard Lake Road be closed Saturday after Asked if he thought Wilson was 
incompetent in making such a de- 
cision, Nickerson replied, “No.” 
He then observed that ‘‘the secre- 
tary of defense has to make so “Freedom Fund" dinner in the 
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel attended 
by nearly 1,000 members. 
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First prize for branches with- at $9,778.90. 
By a vote of four to two, the 
board decided to refund the elec- 
tion recount deposits put up by 
Schimmel and Lioyd Ludy. Schim- building of free highways. . 
He says that with the new state and federal funds available 
for roads, a toll road “does not fit into Michigan’s economic needs.” noons during the months 
of June, July and August.   
An effort by the State Highway 
Dept. to acquire 27 feet along the 
front of the Whitfield School site      
    south toll road through Oakland County and Pontiac have beert 
consistently stymied by Ziegler. 
Ziegler has said that the highway department is planning | out paid personnel went to the) AFFECTS COUNTY : - an decieh AE i ft x | 
| ‘Washington, D, C., branch, which se ude also h {fected the Oakland County highw = oes he can't make | nel and Mrs. Lola King voted near Sylvan lake for the widening : =o 
: cited f rt i mbat This “attit ae ea sf meted eee re against the refund of Orchard Lake road was revealed TT’S : 
: cord Mintevokdhie. prepaganda’| Picture. The Michigan Turnpike Authority's plans to build @ north, capt ft Miata RT at last night’s Pontiac Board of! 
: . Charles H. aylor, assist- 
    growing out of a congressional) 
subcommittee hearing on deseg-| 
regation in District ‘of Columbia _jant government prosecutor, asked 
jif Nickerson thought Wilson erred 
in assigning the IRBM to the Air   
superintendent, told the board the) <r ann 4 Education meeting, — BIGYGLE SHOP Dr. Otto C. Hufziger, assistant! 
Building (See, Safety public schools. oo . | a toll-free, north-south expressway more or less paralleling the Force. ning to empty a new storm sewer 
breaches with paid personnel it) ‘ll road and threatening to cut fatally into its revenues. “I know e's wrong,” the colo on adjacent property where the | *ehind Pontiac State Bank 
was cited for setting “‘an all-time ; : =) | aes See. ; Cal y one water would drain onto a low areall REE PARKING AT REAR = 3 The MTA. and the highway commissioner have been maneu Wastior’ ta ea y Nick OF STORE       
          record for total funds raised in vering against each other for several years. Neither side has (oreqn chad charged that the air 
  
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   memberships and  contributions/ 5 with a Reena gross income of| the battle and, as a consequence, Oakland County is still (craft industry working through Hutsiger said that the High- ~ 
$93,707." without the much needed traffic artery. 4 the Air Force was seeking to gain) Edifice to Be Finished; way Department, in October, : : 
Democratic Gov. G. Mennen Williams, the state’s second oldest jcontrol of the Army missile pro-| . Mid-A 1954, when an addition to the — POWER TOOL SALE 
_.s : . | office holder in terms of service, has been peppering away at the sram for private profit. in Mid-August the school was being studied, Friday and Seturdey , 
Olympic Ski Champ highway department since he was first elected governor in 1948. The Army missile program is ; said widening of the road would Becoredir 
operated by men on the govern-| A tentative completion date of, occur on the south side 
He has said Ziegler’s refusal to concentrate on a few roads ment payroll; the Air-Force mis- mid-August has been set for Two weelns ro w ago, f sile program is handled by the aircraft industry. ty Building. 
In commenting on Wilson’s de- 
cision, Nickerson said that “all Ree J. Hecmen. architect for the 
the documents in this case were ng, it would probably be 
not shown t Mr. Wilscs.’’ around Sept. 1 before occupancy. 
The prosecutor asked if Nicker-| Major jobs going on now are 
son thought Wilson had the best) installation of acoustical ceiling 
advice available. Nickerson re-| and wood paneling of two muni- 
plied: “He had considerable ad-| cipal courts and judges’ cham- 
vice from the Air Force and the) bers. 
Navy for six months and then for 
about two weeks he had advice) The building — the second mile- from the Army.” stone in the city’s Civic Center 
progress — will house the police 
. idepartment, headquarters for the 
Whale Lived on Land tire department, and municipal 
BOSTON — The whale, although court. 
It is situated next door te the a descendant of land animals that 
were hairy and four-legged, has a| CY Hall, alse designed by 
naked except for a few scat-| Heenan. _ 
tered hairs on the head, The only; Already installed on the second 
trace of hind limbs is a few tiny|floor of the brick edifice is the 
bones hidden at the base of itsicity’s first jail, with provisions 
powerful tail. for around 25 prisoners. at a time has resulted in a “bits and snatches” highway program. Pontiac's new $875,000 Public Safe- 
Long distance travel over major routes, Williams says, has 
suffered at the expense of small, local improvements scattered 
over the state, A 
The governor's big barrage came in 1949, when he accused 
the Republican department of $100,000 in shortages. 
Ziegler weathered that storm and every other one since. He's 
been re-elected to office four times, in the face of William’s grow- 
ing control over the state’s elective and administrative offices. 
MOOT QUESTION 
How he would have fared in the spring's overwhelmingly 
Democratic election is ‘a moot question. Democratic candidates, 
including Mackie, captured the last few state administrative posts 
still held by Republicans. e 
But Ziegler annoynced his retirement plans to spend more 
time with his family and at trout fishing in the pleasant streams 
of: Lake County near Baldwin, where he has a summer cottage. 
The only trouble nowadays with fishing, Ziegler observes, is 
the same as the trouble with highways: streams and roads are both 
too crowded on weekends. :     fo Appear in-Films 
VIENNA — Toni Sailer, Aus- 
trian holder of three Olympic ski. 
ing records, will be able to ap- 
pear before cameras in -Vienna 
this year — just so long as he 
does not appear on skis in any 
movies. : 
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On his return from touring 
Amerca with the Austrian national 
team, he wag scheduled to play! 
a leading role in the film “Das: 
ym air. Leben ist doch Schoen,” which will 
explains why a cold front go into production later this year. 
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ing edge slanting backward above) Sailer has also given his appro- 
’ the earth's surface. The warM/jvaj to two other film projects, In 
front moves in with its leading|his second he will appear with 
edge leaning forward — and ar-|Hans Soehnker and the third will 
‘riving overhead before its mass|be the story of a young auto racer. 
actually reaches you on the ground.#In order not to lose his amateur. 
; jstatus with the International Ski, 
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. Lowest temperature, preceding Se cc puri oo td el |his front. A back stroke may serve|front so now practice it-on your) fingers are together and palms victim and have him hold onto Pontiac Man fo Appeal 614” Electric Saw 
“a @ a.m. Wind. velocity 17 mph. swim presented this week by the jas a safety factor as well as add back, face the bottom. Reach out the boat while you tow him to| Drunk Driving Verdict mirection : 2 “a é ' 5 F 4 
gun ects Priday at 13pm backstroke and some basic rescue (variety to swimming ability STROKE B — = above your hedd and slightly to shore. Bobbie G. Dunican, 23, of 130 $48.88 88 
Moon sete Priday at 8:45 p.m. xk & The arm pull employed here is| the side, pull down and them up. | 5. No one should attempt to/S. Josephine St., found guilty of Valu 
Moon rises Saturday at 7:09 a.m. By GERALDINE IRWIN ie the you the hand-over method, similar to Your face is out of the ‘ swim to a drowning person unless|drunk driving yesterday by Muni- -_ 
gam Dematons, Tempersteres gg) PHS Swimming Instructor | foat.on your back, which is the|t€ front crawl stroke sytem. “(suring this stroke. Keep your chin|"*, #,% fully qualified lifeguard. [cipal Judge—Cecil B. McCallum, | sip . ctuten ~ek } Fa millstone 88 12 mses] A swimmer’ should learn to pro-|basis for You on your chest in the breathing pat-|, °° If the rescuer has a — appear in Circuit Court July | jammed. Depth cut to Su inchene ' $8. m...1...1,88 2p. @......-.--68 pe] himself on his back as well as ; tern, jton, send him for'help immediate-/§ to appeal the verdict. Angular adjustment of 90-45 degrees, bh Messe: 65 = ee : Practice swimming on the front 'Y: Your life is the most impor-; McCallum freed Dunican on a 
Thursday in Pontiac . and rolling over on your back to|‘@" ge eet $100 bond until he appears in the (as recorded downtown) 
    
    
           
   
          
    
      
                                 Highest temperature ..... eee oe - Lowest temperature .4..00-.se0re+ 68 1 wish you luck with your swim-|was $100 Mean neg a caus aoe eer if | poe dav th oP sel omnes es 
7 nea ‘|discouraged if it takes all summer |=S1HH THE 
emperaiane sone this series, here are|to learn how to swim. . |S. Weather-Resistont (wileeeeo4e ee confidence, relaxa-|E= gy? gf 
for the victim tion and practice are the most Ki s. PIC _ Arata ha ope cameteg learning tj heures 
is qut of reach, | —___ a. a 
fee tee lidey Fale’ odode you can Fe ised j= ~ toward shore. ' ; Lee liday Re ij we Ae ..— o : 
m is out of reach ' 4 i 
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\ =a i oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 ' M2 
Where Would | ou Choose to. Live?) SALE Ends Saturday! _ (orm aes ) ;   
    
Still plenty of time for super-savings by you | hrifty , 
  
           
    
     
   
            
  e : shoppers. H -ful ical that @F / ‘By HAL BOYLE wich where’ they are—at home. rice at his first. ail after being} “It’s all rat: dik nid, “t nether: dee hen ere’s an adv-full of nals a i : . A le pas ester ien 2S much you can save. Hu redy .of un : NEW YORK Reverie at 1: advertised specials await you in eve rtment Mondeys typewriter keys: at the The only thing that interests 5 HEY KIDS! on ot three floors. ” Y a \. , f        
   
    ; -What did Alexander the great many Americans today more than 
~~ anid John Barryinore have in com- the -size “of: their stomachs is what} ~~ 
wa ere ge gs rity uch as ‘ A thing shared by Kubla Khan,| “" ® promperny, ¥ Guy de Maupassant, Martin Luth.|2°W. they can afford to experi-|§ 
er, John Wesley and Isaac New-|™e"t with exotic foods—and they 1 
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peng i yu ca not wt who sed or nears @QuuMmMen Brownie ‘Holiday’ Camera | Sin s-Sice cra ss )p j- oo _ live anywhere in the world, where|70 days behind the enemy lines : , 
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_ But when they get right down] BOSTON—Capt. Alton N. Park- 
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these are places they merely want on December 5, 1929, became the. 
to see. When. it comes to steady ,first pilot to fly, over the Antarc-! 
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snaps. Brownie holiday camera, flash, 
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39.95 Watches, now 27.50 MEN’S Crepe Rubber Sole 
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ou 522 2 and 3 eyelet ties, some 
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All Originally Priced 
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Income, Court Claims 
to recompute their tax Tia- 
for those also 
for The court held that some 
ot O s 1950 tax deductions 
unreported i , the court said O'Dwyer in 1989 was handed $10,- 
000 in cash byJohn P, Crane, 
president of the _ Fire- 
men's Assn. of . York City. | 
dence Crane: the 
money to O'Dwyer a&:.8 Ccam- paign contribution, rec 
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   the KENT 
This chair will ge, well with modern of 
contemporary settings. It has trim tai- 
| Jored Jines and is Gpvered in a 
mix cover with a touch of metallic 
through it. 
  
  
    
    
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This modern style is a generous size smartly styled. 
upholstered in a heavy mix tweed cover that is set off by 
walnut legs. This chair measures 26/2" wide and 28" deep 
and 26” high. © Choice of 14 Colors of Decorator 
YOUR CHOICE ene ™ =| 
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    CHAI +ALL -THE MOST: WANTED STYLES} iri a WEALTH of RICH FABRICS and COLORS 
Specially “June Bride” Priced | 
_ Finest Quality Features: 
@ Well Seasoned Hardwood Frames. 
@ Corner Blocks Glued and Screwed 
@ Thickly Padded ond Tufted Bocks 
© Self Welt or Brush Trim 
@ 5 Coat Hend Rubbed       
      
    
     
  The DUKE 
A tufted back chair for the more formal 
room trimmed with boucle welts and 
covered in a beautiful damask. The 
    The BELAIR lege are finished in mahogany and the 
tailoring on the chair is exquisite. 
A modern chair with “deep tufted back and blond legs and arm posts, It comes up 
touch of metallic in it. 
real comfort. Hered in a heavy mix tweed with @ 
Rg is a good size chait and has 
  
      
    EVERYTHING for the 
           ~ 6Pe. GENUINE RATTAN GROUP All cushions have zipper covers for easy removal for cleaning 
and they are available in choice of figures, tweeds or plain 
colors. Table tops are all genuine “formica” plastic tops that are 
stain and scratch resistant. You get at this 
low sale price a 3-pc. sectional, matching 
chair, corner table and cocktail table. Foam 
rubber cushions available at extra cost. - 
© QPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY NIGHTS ‘til 9:00    ry 
  ‘269” 
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Resistant Plastic. Cleans Like « Dish. eb h-s QUALITY FURNITURE SINCE 1917 
   NETTE SET 
42” Round Extension Table & Four Chairs 
$99” 
SAME PRICE —   SET AVAILABLE WITH RECTANGULAR TABLE at 
SPECIAL PURCHASE! FROM KROEHLER -     Crescent Front Sofa. and Chair =<nesder 
In Long Wearing Frieze Upholstery 
A pertite — from — pat has mn beautifully styled crescent front 
ing frieze in choice of 
“famous Kroshiet, 9 Star Cushioned. Constryction. . The cover is tong wear- 
and the construction is 
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  ment. Watch us 
subject it to the 
kind of abuse you'd @ 
think a carpet 
never could survive. We will spot BA 
with hard-to-get-out substances such as 
ink and catsup right before your eyes... 
then using ordinary household chemicals, 
MAaag tei, ak and cena eo » Rew and completely § 
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  carpet more practical than you possible! It’s BATON, Bigelow’s new miracle broadloom made of Staylux carpet rayon—that laughs at normally hiard-to-get-out 
spotting accidents! And wait ‘til you see its 
fashionable tweedy texture . . . deep, rich, pile» 
: 
Living Room.Carpeted Well-to-Wall (f d acme Pedding and 
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  Don't be misled by a 
Silk Suit “bargain.” 
It usually means that 
corners have been cut 
in those unseen tailor- 
ing details. The unfor- 
tunate results are bound 
to-show up quickly! 
ol ota (-ret ile) s itd 
We feel that a fabric 
as_rith as Silk deserves 
the best tailoring possi- 
ble. Try on one of our 
Sitks. The difference is 
obvious—at once, and 
two or three years in 
the future. Stop in now! 
Silk Suits 
$1190© . 
Available at Both Stores 
        
    
     
    4| Mass will be said at 10 a.m, Mon- son, 
daughters, Mrs. Paul Spooner and 
Lake, One brother Harry of Mill- 
ington also survives. 
JAMES NIGHTINGALE 
AVON TOWNSHIP—Service for 
James Nightingale, 71, of 3185 
CHARLEs H. STEVENS ‘| £28twood Dr., who died yester- 
Charles H. seine 40, of 200/227: will be bald at 1 pz. Satur 
E. Pike St., died yesterday in st.({2¥ !7m_ the Dudley H. Moore Funeral Home with burial in Mt. 
Avon Cemetery, Rev. Frank Ra- 
cine will officiate. 
Surviving are his wife Edna, two 
daughters Mrs. Gertrude Larm of! 
Auburn Heights and Mrs. Edna’ Stevens, a resident of Pontiac 
for 35 years, was employed as 
Sales representative for Murray W. 
‘Sales & Co. and was a member 
of FOE, 
Surviving besides his wife, . Ne- 
id and sisters, 
  
MRS, ANNA REDD 
ROMEO—Service for Mrs, Anna 
Redd, 72, of 218 Hart St., who died 
Thursday, will be held at 2 p.m. 
Saturday from Roth's Home for 
Funerals with the Rev. Ellis A. 
officiating. Burial will be .in inie Davis and John Stevens, both 
|of Pontiac, 
Service will be held at 1:30 p.m. 
Donelson-Johns Fu- 
and two sons Russell of Detroit 
and James of Illinois. One sister, 
Mrs. Emma Schick of Romeo also) 
survives. 
    
MRS. IRMA (HOLLING) SADLER) 
ORTONVILE—Service for Mrs. 
Irma M. (Holling) Sadler, 58, of 
1051 M15, who died yesterday at 
her home, will be held at 2 p.m. 
Saturday from the C. F. Sherman 
Funeral Home with burial in Or- 
tonville Cemetery. 
Surviving Mrs. Sadler are two 
sons, Earl Holling of Jackson and 
Richard Holling of Ortonville, and} 
one daughter, Mrs. C. F. Sherman) 
Speak prencne 
Can-Can Tickets 
Come at Discount 
FARMINGTON — The Musi¢ 
Circle, located on the grounds of 
Botsford Inn, Grand River at 8 
Miie road, will pay special tribute) 
to Paris and Parisians as part of, day for Mrs, Antonio (Urbanita) 
Galen, 71, of 423 E. Third St., who 
died this morning at her home, 
with burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. 
i\Rosary will be recited at the Pix- 
ley Funeral Home at 8 p.m. Sun- 
|| Besides her husband, Mrs, Ga- len is survived by two sons, Mack 
of Oxford and Antonio of Romeo; 
four daughters, Blasita Santa An- 
ina and Ignacia both of Texas, 
Herlenda Molina and Mary Stick- 
ler, both of Pontiac, Twenty-ame 
grandchildren and 25 great-grand- 
children also survive. 
| 
1 FREDERICK D. GLASPIE 
| OXFORD—Service tor Frederick 
|   
  iD, Glaspie, 82, of S. Washington 
street, who died today, will be 
‘held at 2 p.m. Sunday from the 
|Bossardet-Mabley Funeral Home 
iwith burial in Ridgelawn Ceme- 
itery. Rev. Robert Harrison will of. 
| ficiate. 
Mr, Glaspie is survived by two      
          
         “Can - Can”. 
* * * 
The play will be run Tuesday 
through July 7, starring Mars 
Harmon and will feature such fa- 
mous songs as “I Love Paris,” 
and “C'est Magnifique.” 
* * * 
A special offer will be ‘made for. 
othe Tuesday and Wednesday per- 
died Wednesday, will be kaa so a cag Anyone who can order 
their tickets in French will receive 
Lake ” Seventh Day Adventist!a 25 per cent discount on the 
Church with burial in Otter Lake price.   
   Service for Lewis H. Heddon, yar of 
6380 Detroit St., Otter Lake, 
   
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  VACATION DISCOUNT SPECIALS   
SOFTBALL *] 49 “REAC HH” | 
OFFICIAL 
  
  ié|Mrs, Erwin McArthtr of Otter; ~~~ 
Mae Kennedy of Arizona, and-two, 
~|motor of the car was still running. 12. 95 
Coroner C. R. Wood returned a: ' 
verdict of homicide and suicide in: Us 
its forthcoming presentation of| 
{been in ill health and under a’ Mrs, Vivian. Tubbs. of Waterford 
Township also survive. Calls Education Board Shortsighted-in Denying: 
Site for Center 
  JOSEPH SEIDELL 
IMLAY CITY — Service for 
Joseph Seidell, 84, of 270 Rule Rd., 
who died Wednesday, will be held 
at 2 p.m. Saturday from the Lester 
Smith & Son Funeral Home with 
= in Imlay Township Ceme-irejecting a 4%4-acre site adjacent 7 . to Madison Junior High School for 
Surviving are his wife Cora; six! new Army reserve training cen- sons, Frank, Stanley and Norman |},, 
all of Imlay City, Bruce of Wash-| «They gon’ i y don't realize that this ington, Kenneth of Manistique 32nd building will be for their own 
‘Sam of Utica; one daughter, Mrs. kids," said Col. Paul L. Jolley, |Margaret Martin of ee acting chief of staff of the Michi-: 
‘and one brother. gan Military District. 
| DAVID JAMES WILLIAMS See Peeee, eeeemners eet oe | CLARKSTON—Service for David 
J. Williams,..2, who died yester- 
day, will be held at 1 p.m, Mon- 
day from the Coats Funeral Home 
with burial in Ottawa Park Ceme- 
tery. Vicar Martin Renner will of- 
ficiate. 
The child, son of David J. and An Army official in Detroit today 
said the Pontiac Board of Educa- 
tion was ‘“‘very shortsighted’ in 
  
  
       oe eee ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, “FRIDAY, J JUNE, 28, 1051 \ en ie The canals in New York state ing around’ our school children,” a fale we) 
+o ‘Deaths in Pontiac and Naaty A Areas (Army Official =" "=. mn HAs NO PLANS cations there,” he said. | 
CHARLES R, ADAMS: Cometiry. re Merritt Mungerjalso of Ortonville, r0o som Hite Pontiac Col. Jolley this morning said the Span pilin eh to 
Army has no plans to use the 
building for other than classroom 
activities at night, “All the meet- 
ings wif}-be~ at night when school} 
is out,” he said, ‘‘There won't be 
any use of equipment outside the 
structure at all.” - 
The rejection of -the site is 
another in a series of setbacks 
the Army has faced in trying 
to buiig its $320,009 center in 
Pontiaé, Reservists now train at 
37 W. Lawrence St, 
“All we need is apiece of -prop-| 
erty, that’s all,”’ the colone] said. 
* * * 
The Army was forced to give up 
an Orchard Lake avenue site when 
it. was discovered it would have 
to spend an additional $65,000 for 
- |special footings. This was neces- 
sary, officials said, because the]. 
   land was a former city sanitary 
fill. 
Col. Jelley sald his office 
would go after one more 
in the city. He would not dis 
close the location because of   
i JoAnn Williams of -633 rif) 
    
survived also by one sister Denise 
at home and his grandparents, 
Mrs. Mildred Ring of Escanaba 
and Mr. an Mrs. Hubert Beckner 
of Drayton Plains. 
Mother, 2 Children 
Found Dead in Auto 
PORT CLINTON, Ohio (®—The | 
bodies of Mrs. Margaret Gebhardt, 
31, and her two young daughters, 
iwere found today in the family, 
| automobile parked in the garage at. 
|their home in nearby Gypsum. The   
Full Size. . . 
SLEEPIN   ES deaths of the mother and 
See Marie, 10, and 
‘Barbara Jean, 4. He said carbon 
monoxide poisoning was the cause 
jo death. 
Sheriff Hetrick said an unsigned 
note in Mrs, Gebhardt’s hand-writ- 
‘ing was found on the kitchen ta-. 
ible. It said: “God, forgive me, but 
I can’t go on like this.” 
The sheriff said the mother had | 
  |doctor's care for some time. |   
John Semann Elected 
DPW Vice Chairman 
| John J. Semann, of Berkley, yes- ' 
lterday was elected vice chairman 
of the Oakland County Department 
lof Public Works board. | 
| The Pontiac Press erroneously | 
istated that Drain\ Commissioner 
niel W. Barry had been elected: 
to the post. For really comfortable outdoor 
sleeping, you must have one of 
water-repellent cloth with a 10 
Celecloud padding and has water- 
cloth and canopy. Non allergenic . 
resistant . 
a@ musty odor! Save tonight. 
      
  with waterproof ground cloth and canopy! 
       
. these deluxe sleeping bags! Made of 
. rust-proof zipper . , 
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Bing Rap Music Choice ° 
on Television and Radio 
BING Cuoss'r told the U.S. Senate 
“that “much/ 0 ‘Music on radio 
and television is trash.” | 
Der BrnGuz is so right. 
He just understates the case. ° 
/ ® * * 
This testimony came about in 
an/investigation of charges that 
a musical organization owned by 
the radio-TV industry favors its 
/own tunes to the exclusion of 
‘ the American Society of Com-- 
" posed Authors and Publishers. 
ek OO 
The opposition charges that Cros- 
By is prejudiced in behalf of his own 
‘group. We know nothing about the 
_ merits of the case. We know notb- 
ing about Crossy’s motives. We do 
know that he bears an honorable 
reputation in the radio, movie and 
TV world and among people in gen- 
eral. 
x *« * 
And we do know that a horrible 
after_day—and 
; after night. Also, some of the 
- -current “arrangements” strive so 
desperately for “originality” that 
they could conceal the beauty and 
splendor of “Silent Night” and 
> The National Anthem. — 
x *« * 
Mr. Crossy, we don’t understand 
your motives, but we understand 
your language! You are too, too correct. 
You speak a simple truth. 
x *« * 
“It just galls me exceedingly 
to see so much trash on our air- 
waves and TV screens while the 
work of the talented, dedicated 
song writers is crowded out of 
the picture,” he told the Senate 
committee. ~ 
x *« * 
Of course, there is one steadfast 
defense. 
It ALWAYS works. 
It never fails. 
You can twist the dials or snap 
off the button entirely. Thereafter, 
you have peace. 
  
U.N. Troops in Korea 
to Get New Weapons 
When the Korean armistice was 
signed in 1953, both sides agreed to 
allow inspection of their areas and 
not to strengthen their forces in any 
way nor bring in new equipment or 
troops, except as replacements. 
x * * 
Communist truce team members 
moved freely all over South Korea 
and finally had to be barred on 
charges of spying. However, the Reds 
refused to allow U.N. teams in North 
Korea. An American officer sta- 
tioned in South Korea says: 
“When the truce was signed 
the Communists had no jet air- 
craft in North Korea. They had 
agreed not to bring any in. Now 
they are so openly flouting the 
agreement that they put out 
propadanda boasting that their 
jets chase our observation planes 
when they get close to the 
border.” - 
: 2 te  & . ® 
” ‘There is plenty of evidence to show 
e that the Communists have 800 new 
planes in North Korea, 500 of ther 
 jets—all in violation of the truce— 
and 36 new airfields. Large ship- 
t “ments of new weapons have been re- 
: Comm 
   where ! 
Blaces An rear ‘united. States 
   ‘the aer But because of repeated 
Communist violations over a long 
period, the U.N. now is equipping its Sos ‘troops with modern wea a } is ASR Sagara tins 
necessary defense step. 
It is good to know that our 
troops no longer will be left along 
the defense line with outmoded 
equipment, some so old that it 
can’t even be repaired. 
  Benson on Farm Plans 
“I don’t believe in paying farmers 
not to produce,” says Agriculture 
Secretary Benson, “but I think they 
realize that the soil bank program 
is_a temporary emergency program.” 
‘However, he states that agricul- 
ture is faced with the necessity of 
-Yeducing= stocks of farm products 
' owned by the Government and of 
using our abundant production con- 
-structively. Price supports of the 
past, he declared, are partly respon- 
sible for the present overexpansion. 
of agriculture. 
While the Secretary does not 
‘propose scrapping present farm 
programs, he hopes for expansion 
of markets and less farmer re- 
liance on rigid price support 
levels. 
«x * 
The ‘soil bank costs money and no 
doubt there are many abuses of it. 
But at the present time it seems to 
provide the best basis for a reason- 
able-farm policy and hope for stabil- 
izing agriculture production. 
  The Man About Town 
Still Well Liked 
But Chance of Recovering 
China Is Now on the Wane 
An old time baby   
Mother: 
sitter. 
In the candid opinion of 
Dr. James T. Cheng, 
Medical Director of the Oakland County 
Tuberculosis Sanatorium, the longer 
. Chiang Kai-shek 
waits to fight back from Formosa, the 
less will be his chance of regaining con- 
trol of China. Dr. Cheng feels that he 
still is as fully respected as ‘ever by the 
people under him and with whom he still 
has contact. But communism is making 
continual inroads inte China, where it 
was introduced by the Russians. There 
is no Chinese brand of communism—they 
have only the Russian brand. 
But there is no danger that Russia 
can ever take over China. No other 
country in all history has ever been able 
to do that—and Chinese history runs 
back for many thousands of years. 
Dr. Cheng was Chiang’s personal phy- 
sician for four years, and well under- 
stands his background, executive ability 
and sentimental feelings. 
  Back from a visit to their cottage near 
West Branch, 
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Vanaltern 
of Huron Gardens lost their dog. He had 
a fight with a porcupine and could not 
be found after the spiky encounter. 
  Commending this paper on its recent 
editorial on slow auto drivers, 
George Wortman 
of Birmingham writes: “They do not seem 
to realize that they're a menace to them- 
selves, as well as everybody elise.” 
  Green corn from his garden by July 4 
is expected by 
Randall Merinus 
of Waterford, although he confides that 
it may be “like eating sweet buttered 
blisters.” 
The family dog of 
' Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ostrow 
of Walled Lake got caught in a hay ted- 
der and was whirled around several 
times. He escaped serious injury, but now 
wags his tail in a circle. 
Verbal Orchids to— 
. ‘A, F, Marsh 
of 28 Mohawk Drive; 
birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. Fred VanAlstine 
of Scott Lake; fifty-seventh wedding an- 
niversary.     
  
ninety-seventh 
William Diener 
of 393 East Montealm S8t.; — = 
birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie 
of 101 South East Blvd.; golden wedding. / ship in, or participa _ Mrs. Mabel VanHorn 
of 23 Parkhurst 8t.; eightieth birthday. 
Mr. and Mrs, George, H. Keast 
of Rochester; | fifty-first. wedding . annil- 
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Twenty-soyen Mile Road; 4 
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  “Tt Looks Familiar, but Ube Ain’t Karl Marx” 
  
David Lawrence Says:   
Court Doesn’t Do What It Preaches WASHINGTON — The Supreme 
Court of the United States doesn't 
practice what it preaches. 
From time immemorial it has 
been a rule of law that, when an 
expert witness 
testifies in court, 
that, 4 
FBI puts on a 
witness in a crim- 
inal case, the oth- 
er side must have 
access to anything and everything 
about the witness which is in the 
files of the law-enforcement agen- 
cy so that the credibility of such 
a witness may be tested in court. 
But the Supreme Court of the 
United States doesn't allow this 
in its own proceedings, Thus, 
the famous decision on school 
integration violated all the rules 
ef modern courts by declaring 
that it was based on the “au- 
thority’ ef witnesses who never 
were revealed in court at all. 
Some of: these ‘‘witnesses’”’ were 
connected with Communist-front 
organizations, and one of them was 
a Swedish Socialist who bitterly 
tion. The lawyers for the several 
tion. The awyers for the several 
sovereign states who argued the 
case before the Supreme Court 
were not told that the court had 
any “secret witnesses” or ‘‘ex- 
perts” up its judicial sleeve. Only 
when the decision was printed did 
the American people learn what 
“witnesses” had influenced the Su- 
preme Court's conclusions. 
BITTER BATTLE 
Today one of the bitterest contro- 
versies in American history has 
grown out of the same Supreme . 
Court decision, which says candid- 
ly that its ruling was based on 
informatien derived from certain 
“experts."' 
The decision says that ‘‘what- 
ever.may have been the extent 
of psychological knowledge” at 
the time (1896) that the opinion 
(Plessy V. Brown) was handed 
down which permitted “separate 
but equal” school facilities, the 
new finding “is amply sapacctes 
by modern authority.” 
  The Supreme Court, in its opin> : 
jon, then cited six ‘‘authorities’’ 
and said in a footnote: ‘And see 
generally Myrdal, ‘An American 
Dilemma’ (1944).” 
Senator Eastland of Mississippi, 
Democrat, chairman of the Senate 
Judiciary Committee, has placed 
before the Senate a resolution con- 
taining information which nobody 
was evidently permitted to place 
before the Supreme Court during 
the time the case was being 
argued. . 
He says that a “provisional in- 
vestigation of the authorities upon 
which the Supreme Court relied 
reveals to a shocking degree their 
connection with and participation 
in the worldwide Communist con- 
spiracy, in that Brameld and 
Frazier, listed in the group of six 
authorities, have no less than 28 
citations in the files of the com- 
mittee on un-American. Activities 
.,of the United States House of Rep- 
resentatives revealing ber- 
with, 
Communist or Cormmunist-front 
organizations and activities.” 
chmpractical and (te 
— conditions” and. at We ji 
‘ak F 4 aN ee ey adoption was “nearly 9 a plot 
against the common people.” — 
Eastland said he was convinced 
the Supreme Court has been ‘‘in- one in the lower courts brings in 
witnesses and ne opportunity for 
cross-examination is given. - 
Instead of performing a review 
doctrinated and ‘brainwashed’ by.- function, the Supreme Court has 
left-wing pressure groups.” 
* * * . 
Whether one does or does not 
agree with Eastland's contentions, 
the fact is that nobody could 
cross-examine the “authorities” 
cited by the Supreme Court nor 
introduce other experts to present 
a contradictory interpretation, 
For the Court didn’t tell any- 
body who its “witnesses” were. 
It kept them secret until the de- 
cision itself was announced. So 
there wasn’t any opportunity for 
“confrontation” or “refutation.” 
Yet that’s the rule the Supreme 
Court insists on whenever any- introduced its own “experts,” and 
the other side could not cross-ex- 
amine them or evaluate their 
expertness or credibility. This cer- 
tainly wasn’t “due ? — the 
Court’s favorite phrase, which it 
used pointedly in a recent decision 
crippling the powers of congres- 
sional investigating committees. 
~ (Copyright 1957)   
Smiles 
There really is more health 
packed into a sunny weekend trip 
than in the average medicine 
bottle. 
  
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Be Sure Water Is Pure 
Before You Drink Any 
In extraordinary circumstances, 
it may be necessary to know how 
to make questionable water safe 
to drink. Water 
from brook, 
spring, river,. 
lake, well, ‘or 
wayside faucet 
or fountain may 
require disinfec- 
tion to give the 
tourist, traveler, 
the 
  authorities whether the water is 
safe to, drink, 
Boiling for not less than one min- 
ute is the simplest yo best way 
to disinfect water for drinking. 
Boiling destroys any disease germ 
which h might be in the water. Make 
sure the water has actually boiled 
one minute. Then let it cool for 
drinking. 
_ Next best way to disinfect 
nated lime, Dissolve in a quart 
of water a rounded teaspoonful 
ef chlorinated lime from a fresh. 
ly epened can of chlorinated 
lime. 
Use a level—well, you can’t very 
well use a heaping spoonful of li- 
quid, can jou?—put a teaspoon- 
ful of the solution in each gallon of ~ 
water and let it stand for a while. 
The water will then be safe to 
drink, Though itsmay have a slight 
taste of chlorine stich as municipal 
tap water sometimes has. 
A third way to make question- 
able water safe to drink is by-add- 
ing to a quart of the water two or 
three drops of Mild Tincture of 
.lodine (approximately 2 per cent 
iodine strength), shaking it up and |   
The Country Parson 
having *s feet—It's. 
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‘ (se a eee letting it stand 15 minutes before 
Municipal water everywhere is 
safe nowadays. So a tourist who 
will need drinking water between 
towns should carry a supply with 
him. 
ned pons mot more than one page 
a —. long peeretaing Se permees! 
hygiene, oe, din: 
or treatment, will be answered oS 
Dr William Brady, if a stamped, self- 
addressed envelope is sent to 
tiec Presa, Pontiac, Michigan. 
( 1957) not 
he Pon-   
ae 
Fee a P.A. system on top of t 
Hall wtih proper hillbilly music and 
a caller to aid motorists in sa-shay- 
ing their cars through all that fan- 
tastic maze. 
Frank J. Zwicker 
18 Cherry Court. 
Reader’s Hobby 
Almost Spoiled 
My hobby is my lawn and I take’ 
great satisfaction out of keeping it 
green and free of weeds. But the 
“‘litterbugs’’ almost tempt me to 
let it go back to pasture. 
: Paf. 
  
Tells Shortcoming 
of Penal System 
‘The killer of the little girl in De- 
troit is a good example of the short- 
comings of our penal system. The 
man said he had worried about be- 
ing unable to control his depraved 
emotions when he got out of prison, 
and yet he didn't get any treat- 
ment while he was there. What 
good does it do to stick a man ina 
cell and let him sit for 15 or 20 
_years_unless something is done to 
help him in the meantime? You 
may say it costs too much to sup- 
ply proper psychiatric care for 
such people in prisons, but it might 
have saved the expense of this trial 
and the expense of sending him 
back to prison. And it might have 
saved that little girl's life. 
Mother of Three 
Grandfather Gets 
Teens’ Advice 
Great Grandfather must be an 
old dodo if he dislikes modern bath- 
ing suits. ‘Tell him to stay home if 
our “air conditioned” bathing suits 
hurt his eyes. 
  Two Teenagers 
‘Television Isn’t 
Movies’ Downfall’ 
The movie industry can complain 
all it wants about TV taking busi- 
ness away from theaters, but that 
isn’t the problem at all. Have you 
taken a good look at the choice of 
pictures they're offering lately? 
There have been plenty of times 
that I felt like going to a good 
        
  
of a decade ‘et Covgredidapel 40 
quisition, witch-hunt hysteria and 
character assassination. Genera- 
tions of Americans to come will re- 
member June 17, 1957, ‘as a great 
and as a pali- 
The world’s sure finding out 
that if you want to win a pennant, 
you have to beat the Yankees on 
pay al ges ane fe why ad 
er fans 
g 
‘Stassen Pulled 
Another Boner’ 
Pe gee Dich condense Tsay 
, by leaking disarmament pro- 
ginile Gtvt to hantia. tie Une i 
Ike going to turn the other cheek 
before letting him out? 
__Washington Visitor 
‘Expect Too Too Much 
of Sunday Schools’ 
Hard to Undo’ 
Ponitac Press Theater Tour. I've 
  ‘Warren’s Court, . 
Reds Friendly’ 
Chief Justice Earl Warren and 
his henchmen are good friends of 
the Reds these days. 
Disappointed 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist: |   
Answers Questions on Are southpaws more inclined 
to stutter than right handed 
youngsters? And is it danger- 
ous to change a lefty into a 
right hander? These and simi- 
jar moot questions are an- 
swered below, so scrapbook this 
Case Record or mail it to your 
friends who are facing this” their 
dilemma at present. For this 
column tries to free you from 
anriety by giving you facts. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case V-323: Jerry K., aged 3, 
is a bright youngster, but his 
mother is worried about him. 
* x .* 
“Dr. Crane, Jerry is left hand- 
ed,” she spoke apprehensively, 
“and I am afraid that may be 
what makes him, stutter. 
“He frequently gets excited 
and stutters a little, I have 
hesitated to correct him, but I 
don’t want him to continue as 
_ @ stutterer all his life. 
“And if being left handed is 
      
   
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serves in many cases as “vac: 
cination” against neurotic ail- 
ments, as well as divorce. 
For example, stuttering in tod- 
diers is normal. For at that age. 
“speaking” vocabulary sim- 
ply lags behind their “‘understand- 
ing” vocabularly. 
* * * , 
_ A few additional years will 
usually remedy the matter entire- 
ly, if parents and other relatives 
don’t “set’’ the habit of stuttering 
by shouting at the child and mak- 
ing him unduly self - conscious 
about his speech. 
SOUTHPAWS STUTTER? 
Surveys a few years ago re- 
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Pine tweed .............).... $ 88.00 - 
229.50 Kroehler 2-Pc. Sectional. Foom rub- 
ber reversible cushion, red nylon 
upholstery ........6.ecees eee $169.00 . 
199.50 Toast Frieze for yeors of service. Sofa 
and matching chair, modern Lawson 
style 
199.50 Kroehler 2-Pc. Medern Sectional in 
beige Lae ineat tweed cover, cushions versiDie ges ee 
209.50 Smart Set 2-Pe, Sectional. Kroehler 
smart modern style in attractive coral, 
metallic boucle ........... es .$179.00 
339.50 3-Pe. Sectionel with % cir. center 
sectional, modern style ‘‘Kroehler”’ $274.50 
339.50 Pullmen Sofe with excellent Pullmon- 
aire construction. All foam, beautifully 
styled. Save $120.00.......... $219.00 
    
- 395.50 Treditionel Mahogony Sofa and One Metching Cheir, in tapestry cover. $349.00 
495'00 Peul McCobb 3-Pc. Y% Circuler Sec- 
— 1, very fine modern style. 
CONOE 6 nsk occ wae ess cencwsn 
CHAIRS and ROCKERS 
22.50 Wrought Iron Occ. Cheir, chartreuse 
plastic, sturdy built and proctical, 
1 only $12.50 Ce ee rd   
26.50 Red Plastic Pull Up Cheir, blond fin- 
ish, for any room in the home... .$17.50 
49.95 Modern Occasional, in red tweed ac- 
cented with metallic tones. Ideal for young 
OIOMOIIN Soo oo oo 55 oh cen tens $29.95 
49.95 Femeous International, srortly s po 
chair, fult spring construction... .$29.9 
59.95 Contemporary Cheir, need covers— 
grey or green. Here is a real value $38.88 
59.50 Modern Swivel Rocker for comfort and . 
beauty, your choice of color...... $38.88 
_ 64.95 Kroshler Occasional Chair, heavily up- holstered in attractive red tweed. sock 
ROWE oi ike ce mewn wissasecw: $38.88 
99.50 Denish Lounge, reversible foam seat 
and back, durable lined cover, natural 
finish 20. cece cece $79.50 
99.50. Meple Restocret Recliner, in Early 
merican print, luxuriously _ 
comfortable ..................$79.50 
139.50 “Selig” Lounge Cheir, all brass leg meporting, excellent all foam construction. 
od tweed: ofS esi) @ clei elas wists Cavers $94.00 
as Drexel “Profile” Lounge Cheir, all . foam construction, fi. Smernys only $130.00 
  
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MIRRORS: OFF         
+. - $159.00 — SUMMER FURNITURE CLEARANCE 44.00 Umbrella and Table, beautiful flora! _ pattern and sturdy metal table. .$38.88 
49.94 Glider, innerspring cushion. $39.95 
39.95 Trey Retten Loafer, wonderfully 
comfortable and long lasting. . .$29.95 
5.29 Scotch Portable Grill, 2 only.$ 2.99 
19.95 Aluminum oo Grill, adjustable 
grate and mobile 
14.95. Aluminum Lounge Chair, fully up- 
holstered seat and back 9.98 
13.95 Folding Aluminum Chairs, : 
- floral DONOR. occ k kc sedas., $11.88 
12.95 Hemmeck & Stend, heavy washable 
Fee sturdy, easy to knock k-down 
rame eee owe 
34.95 Retten End Tables, 2 only. . .$19.95 
  
116.95 Bunting Group 
© Bed Glider 
e Innerspring, All Atmos 
@ Matching Cheir ‘99: ko 
@ Table 
Dinette and Dining Room @ Glider Cover 
      
  
139. 00 5-Pe. Chrome Dinette, plastic top, 
heat ond acid resistant, ext. leaf, 4 plas- 
tic covered chairs ........... $ 88.00 
64.00 Tee Cart, solid maple Penn. House, 
drop leaf and 2 shelves...... $ 37.00 
309.00 6-Pe. Dinette, plastic topped table, 
4 chairs and cupboard, black lacquer 
Wes ee » . .$159.00 
119.00 Je. Buffet, sea mist mhg., modern 
style, r space . '$ 79.00 generous 
Dinette Chairs 42 Off ee ween e sees $1 4.88 
ts enone coceeae $11.88          
we make mistakes, too! : 
| But YOU can bit them cheaper than WE did! 
Bedroom*Odds mad Ends   
339.50 Bookcase Bed, full size, chest, ‘dbl. 
dresser, mirror, twilight mahogany, dust- 
proof, throughout ....... es .$274.00 
229.75 Full Size Bar Bed, double dresser G 
mirror, cascade blue mahogany, modern 
Ce are eee $194.00 
349-50 Double Dresser, Chest, full size 
bookcase 
accent . bite rare % $374.00 
139.00 Double spor dear! RO chest, 
Salem maple,_] only . 89.06 
89.50 Cesualtone Mohogeny Chest, 18th 
Century, generous drawer space $ ‘69. 50 
34.50 Cesualtone Night Stend, 18th Cen- 
tury, single top drawer and-lower 
Cll. 5 csaes de ccnsscce .++-$ 24.50 ‘wre eee 
Mattresses & Box Spring 
SIMMONS, SEALY, 
SERTA and Others 
Vs OFF $ 95 Ur, TO 4s or *3Q       
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219.50 Sefe-Bed, Matching Cheir, tur- 
quoise cover, ebony arms G& base, 
Toonly 2.0.00... cece eee eee $175.00 
129.50 Simmons Sefe-Bed “mh fo 
age base, level when open. 
229.50 Simmons Hide-A-Bed, cater 2 
  hours G day . 5... c.0g00ses $199.00 
MISCELLANEOUS 
9.95 Unfinished Dressing Table & Bench, 
clear and ready to paint......: 2$ 7.55 
29.95 Unfinished Double Dresser, Lgptnolion 
drawer space, easy to finish... .$24.95 
49.95 Silverware Set with Chest, an ideal 
starter for the new homemoker . .$29.50 
34.95 Double Deor Metal Wardrobe, 
built, pole to hang suits.......$29.5 4 
Cows bletely 
PORTABLE 
HAMMOCK ‘n’ ‘Or TABLES and DESKS 
22.50 Birch Cocktail, natural finish, block 
with brass ferrules asic ae ecie eee $11.2 
57.50 Heywood-Wekefield, rattan and birch 
Comer BID o.oo. cst fs ee . «$28.75 
. 39.95 Lene Step Table, limed oak, 
shelf edge ........... ccc ceey $19. 97 
'24.95 Habitant End Table, solid pine, slightly : 9 Cg nr ee eee Are $12.4 
Y bag lyr 9 OFF 1, orF 
BASSWOOD 
PORCH-SHAPED 
- 6'-7' Drop, Reg. 12.95, 2 Ts 
Green, 2 Naturel...... Now — & 
7* 
9 
14% 
Easy Credit, 30- 60- 90- Daye: Same as Cash or 
_ Small Down Payment, c onvenient Terms on Balance   
All steel-baked « Imel     Take Advantage of 
Our FREE 
Guarantees... Choice of 
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Well Recks end 
  
15 DIAMOND _ 
PRINCESS RING 
$89.50 | 6’- 8’ Drop, Reg. 12.95, 1   
No Money Down Green SOWU Ho CHO OodaS ‘New 
Green ............... Now 
10’ - 7’ Drop, Reg. 22. ~: 1 
Only, Green ........   ‘n’ ‘a’ cot’ comes apart Ie a seconds—assembles just cs easily. Yot Westy and wale! 
      
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- THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957    
       
   
      
Christin Unity. eh 
Asked by Church isc “= 9" >= N nthe, parwiars — ne int 
ie y were ng to a 
w Denomination Ends 'vault.-bored through’ a~ three-foot/ it << First Meeting Indicating coment wall to the offices of the] ity Motors ; Future Aspirations x inside, they ae sledge 
. mer to knock the combination 
og ee to Sent aCe Ne, Be eee ir trou b tear today were echoed in two forms—/ gas J wo © 
a prayer and a song. . The would-be robbers fled 
The prayer: For the worldwide|/empty-handed and sore-eyed, 
unity of all christendom. 
Bene fg: “Lead On, © King $2000 Salary Increases 
With the pulse- quickening Announced by College 
strains of the hymm, founders of| _ ~ FOLLOW Me oak lc ‘TO. 
the newly merged. denomination| SWARTHMORE, Pa. w—Facul- late yesterday ended their first,|‘Y increases ranging up to : pt oe 
formative meeting, $2,000 a year have been announced| (i - ig rye SANK tee ARS 74 N. SAGINAW ST. BETWEEN HURON and MT. CLEMENS 
was sounded by new Rinainink| rice are believed we be ammanhe, 
tion's General Synod in a closing|the highest in the nation for eo 
FREE 7 FREE | 
oe ete e’ malt Gite GAOL ad Se ober ale PARKING—FREE BUS RIDE VERNOR’S GINGERALE __ BABY SITTER SERVICE. 
meeting : Shee range from $4, Park Free in the 1300 M Spaces or Ride Be our guest! Vernor's Gingerale will be served all day Motherseso you can take advantage of this scale, a com-        
   
      
   
          
    HERE ARE i 
REAL BARGAINS!  * 
it's Quality . As Well as Low Prices, That 
Make s Goo “Value. Consider, just what 
value and a bargain. We 
Believe a. ai te be an unusual off Z 
‘enused by — events, or fpr =     
    “HERE'S THE REASON = FOR THIS SALE      
               
             
   
            that’ 
County in May and June bas left us with 
mere stock than we suticigated. 
pte slashed te clear out fine quality sum- 
mee geeks, fe for you and your heme. Our le 
te yeur gain.      
           
      
     
         
          
        
  Parking 
Deak for’ om This Coupon in to Main _ Friday and Saturday. Bring the kiddies! | Seohaes tev sitter — take care of your children at 
      
  fessors, 
spoke a word of conciliation ane associate professors, 
“The uniting General Synod assistant professors, $1,000), 
presses ... its continuing affee,|and instructors $500. $4 
ee ae ne ee . 
a any me through . ° 
since negotiations began ne ew Expert on U.S. Indians 
tertained questions or uncertain-ion 6-Week Visit Here   
  
    
  
     
       
    
  
  ties as to the union...” it said. | CAMDEN, N. J. W—A 50- * 
old Swedish ous panier who is| ad 7 MORE DAYS TO SHARE IN THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALE IN OUR HISTORY! Britain Sends Rocket female = —_ Yes, think what th Sal | | is country for a six-week : _ Yes, think w : t' Neel ports a es — hes you cael ced family. Despite today’s high . 
50 Miles Above Earth ‘jour of the Redman's reserve YOU DONT | Bsn sa So eee @ STORE HOURS CANBERRA, Australia «»—Brit. = towels, hose, lingerie, women's sportswear, accessories, women's robes, men‘s clothing, men’s fur- 
ain has sent an upper atmosphere Prige collar ioaliecnpesk pong? inc ne NEED GASH! _ nishings, boys’ clothing, infants’ wear, teen-age, toys and furniture, shoes, millinery, jewelry and FRIDAY 10 A.M. te 9 P.M. 
tat, 6 oer thane Ge ones Lilo eal show “1.000 Cie” ip Deve os) Sees awed eee this voles "Tell YOUR tolonde, come, woe fer SL ever saved in your lite you will sve SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 
rode rae ou Woomera England land here wth alee: Months to Pay! BUY ALL YOUR 4TH OF JULY & VACATION NEEDS . . . SAVE PLENTY MONDAY 10 A. M. to 9 P.M. 
rocket is being “developed two sons, Bjorn, 15, and Rolf, 
for use during the International|10, from the freighter Selma Thor- . 3 Geophysical Year. = yesterday. 6.99 Ladies’ Swim Suits Ladies’ Better Dresses 1.99 Girls’ Play Sets 1.98 Men’s Sport Shirts |% Here's a big bargai - 3 7 | | IIL LI LISS ISIN a id of 59 sie wick 88s rk Te Res, kad on e | 
Pipa pear po aa , . ates. | Sivan, ag ‘Sizes 3 to pout pens = : 
Prints and Lestex. parte and half size. 7 to 14. and colors. Sizes : 
32 to 38.. Maternity dresses. $, M, L. , 
       
        
  1.99 Ladies’ ae *19 Ladies’ Topper Goats | | 1.68 Boye’ Swim Trunks 2.99 Men’s Play Jeans 
re Hurry in for thi . 7 
tied ocr they go! Buy for now aS C) es «9 87/5 > atex, colortu . s 
styles in poplin, — & next yeor. Wools, __ styles. Sizes 4 te in blue, tan, ch 1 te ad 
denims or prints. Failles, etc. 10. oll sles. 28 te 44, 
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With 8].- Quality prints and solid col] § 75 Men's Stretch Sox, Out they go......$ .33 | 14.99 Ladies’ Toppers, Out they GO... ..ee. $ 5.09 | Coot, comfortable, Santorized, Q ith , 81: Ib. Freezer iat mie M Limit} "9.99 Men's Dress Pants, Out they go..... 3.88 | 19.99 Coats, Toppers, Out they go......... 10.00 | Sire's2 tose AU colors Q a aH api Age Out they go.... ee is : Armas pre =F they go........ Harn = 
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N fe a NY @ | $2-89 Pequot Sheets | 9'99 Men's Blue Jeans, Out they go...... 1.87 | 19.99 Ladies Suits, Out they go.......... 10.00 | 3.99 Ladies’ Skirts Q ie rea |i Q 99 3.99 Marlboro White Shirts, Out they go.. 2.89 | 39.99 Ladies Suits, Out they go .......... 19.99 66 
N f : ! N : MEN’S JACKETS, CLOTHING - LADIES? DRESSES, HATS, UNIFORMS | ] N ne = , N Main Floor Second Floor 
a = » First quality. = Guaranteed washable. Print 
N \ | Limit 4 4. 39.99 Men's Suits, Out they go ....... .- $19.88 6.00 Ladies’ Summer Jackets, Out they go. .$ 1.39 | 3n4 *ellé patterns. Sizes 10 to 
Q We) Be ee ie \ | , * - = tn ae ut they go..... ore a a. pred a a they QO. e.s2es: Hs : | <s en's ut they go.......... . es’ Formals, Out they go ...... 40. 
N Pa eee | | or ‘$1 Curtain oc 29.99 Men's Sport Coats, Out they go ..... 19.38 | 4.00 Maternity Dresses, Out er go ..... 1.88 | 1.00 Ladies’ Bras N ii \ 14.99 Men's Jackets, Out they go ........ 5.88 | 8.00 Nylon Uniforms, Out they go....... 4.88 | , Q Ng) 18.99 Men's Jackets, Out they go......... 9.88 5.00 Ladies’ White Hats, Out hag go.... 1.00 e. 
: ‘DOMESTIC, LINEN DEPT. ° FOU! Q ki 0 Sting <s: Vou) eee LADIES FOUNDATIONS, SPORTSWEAR 
‘ “ js \ Fringe q ye r . : cage ae Cotton me 
Of |fezsssszsazizssés . "39 8 & iddnch Zippers, Out they oo... 10 | 1299 Losier Conesets oe =o aa — ]| Co eae ppers, ey go.. ° a es’ Carcoats Beige Poplin ...... 6 ——— y i ie Q CANNON TOWELS | 1.99 Garment Bags, Out they go ........ 1.00 | 10.99 Perma Lift Girdles, Priced to clear... 4.88 | $5 Ladies’ Dresses \ \ 1.49 Feather Pillows, Out they go ....... 88 7.99 Ladies’ Swim Suits, Special Group ... 5.88 | \ \ e 5.99 Chenille Spreads, Out they go ...... 2.99 | 5.99 Ladies’ Robes, Cotton Brunch-Coat .. 3.88 88 . . 39 Cannon Guest Towels, Out they go... .25 | 3.99 Ladies’ Sweaters, Slipover style..... 1.6$ : 
DOMESTIC LINEN DEPT. | LADIES’ LINGERIE, HOSE, ACCESSORIES Stock up for cone Se, cat at aie os eee zg, Dr oS  @ , 59 Dan River Yard Goods, Out they go. $33 1.99 Ladies’ Purses, Out they go ........ ° 3. ——EEE=_ Q| 0 » 2.99 Girls’ Swim Suits 1.99 Dacron Panel Curtains, Out they go .. 1.77 -89 Nylon Hose, Slight irregalars re 37 $6 Ladies’ Dresses Vg V “88 1.99 Nylon Panel Curtains; Out they go... 1.00 | 2.99 Stretch Girdles, Specially Priced . 149 | 88s | \ ‘NS _ 9 1.99 Pant Creaser 2 sets, Out they go..... 1.00 | 99 Cotton Slips, Shadow Panel ........ 88 P | \ \ . 1.99 Loop Rugs, Out they go........... 89 -39 Ladies’ Panties, Rayon Non Run .... . ry 29 : 
. N 6.99 3% Ib. Beacon Blankets, Out they go. 3.99 | 1.99 Ladies’ Pajamas, Baby Dolls ........ 99 : Cool sunbacks, no- iron cot- | 
‘ Q ten ote ge stein GIRLS’ WEAR—SPORTS WEAR LADIES’ SPORTSWEAR, BEACHWEAR tone, prints, breadclothe, te. | 
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Ry} Birdseye Diapers 1.99 Girls’ Blouses, Out they go,........ $ 4] 3.99 White Jackets, Poplin styles ..... ...$ 2.88 | $10 Ladies’ Dresses . oa N N ‘ 66 1.99 Girls’ Pajamas, Out they go......... 88 | 3.99 Ladies’ Skirts, Prints, patterns ..... 1.66 
0 Psst 9st °) ia 1.49 Girls’ Shorts, Out they g0.......... “88 | 1.00 Ladies’ Poles, Stripes & Solids... ‘69 88 Q Q 39 Girls’ Panties, Out they go......... 19 | 5.99 Ladies’ Sweaters, Cardigan style .... 2.88 Q TAKE 2 YEARS To PAY t | Doz. 1.99 Girls’ Sun Dresses, Ly Oe alanis "89 | 2.99 Ladies’ Pedal Pushers, Specially priced 1.66 . N | 1.49 Girls’ Pedal Pushers, Out 99 | 1.59 Ladies’ Halters, Out they go ........ 1.09 | on Geer mows yes Reg. $2.69—2 dozen to & cus- go ere’s your 
MI BUDGET SPECIAL! Ny We | tomer st this low price. 1] Sah extegh,- dean th te oe i a — Boys’ WEAR—SPORTS WEAR |. JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVERWARE | \ : V =. “ae orts Second Floor ; . ; _ Main Floor ma... 
Q Q peers , — | = 9.99 Men's Jackets N Q ‘ Boys’ Shorts, Out they go.......... $ .89 5.98 G.E. Lumineas Alarm Clock......... $ 4.49 nN ( 89 Boys’ Polos, Out they go .......... 49 | 29.95 Gents’ 17 Jewel Shockprect Watch... 19.95 66 Oy aI 1.69 Boys’ Sport Shirts, Out they go nwa whe 99 | 65.00 ean ae iv eae Secs 38.08 : 0 0) 148 Bore’ Sana Salle. Ost they go... 4 | (£30 1047 Rogers Moat Fotk........-... 149 | - Th x oe net Bulova W spare eis ewe « iy . 
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PARK JEWELERS 9 tacts @ FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE -* — @ OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P.M. 
@ LONG CONVENIENT TERMS UP TO 24 MONTHS . © OPEN MON. AND FRI. ‘TIL 9 P.M. 
     
       
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North Seginew St. : deibos 
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BB gies. MONIALS FOR O-JIB-WA SITTERS. WASHINGTON (House: 
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  ] nee rede, 8S Sag Btls Hor Get crated bette Ser te green light for Foreign Affairs 
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50’ Plastic Hose ro hl = : ne $3.95 Plastic Garden with Juicer Hose. Guaranteed 5 ] 29 UNIVERSAL 10-CUP     Clearance of all 
ELECTRIC   Reg. "39.98. Only SOAes 
          years. All brass cou- 
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Carry. Limited 
quantities, 29.95 16.95 
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Family Adopts 
Korean Orphan _ 
Loved by GI - 
PHILADELPHIA <a Lee 
is now Mary Jane’ Lignore. 
And behind the change in names 
for the S-year-old Korean War 
orphan is a story of a big-hearted 
_ American family. 
» Twenty - year - old Richard Lig-| 
fore, a GI, first saw Sinja three 
inthe -Little~Flower|/28..and years ago ower; 
Orphanage in Pusan. It was. a 
case of love at first sight. 
? The son of a big family—his 
parents have five children, Rich- 
ard didn’t see why the Lignores 
. couldn't add one more. He urged 
his parents by letter to adopt the 
tike. 
His. father Joseph agreed. After 
the red tape was finally - cut, 
Sin-ja arrived in this country in 
January of last year. Richard, 
who was back from overseas by 
this time, was on hand to greet 
her. 
Sin-ja became a ward of the 
Catholic Children’s Bureau here 
but temporary custody was given 
the Lignores Yesterday's formal] 
mony in court egm- 
pleted the process. 
Judge Victor J. Dinubile in 
Municipal .Court was -happy to 
give Sin-ja a new American name 
to go with the starched pinafore, 
Mary Jane shoes and American 
accent she was displaying. 
  
Invited to July 14 Picnic 
members with their families are camer 
invited to attend a basket picnic 
oars! y 14, oe the Cramton 
Park» Lodge 
  
           
       
      
       
    
               
   
   PHREE 
PEE ATHERS 
: 7 if 
bottled. 
      “Coast to 
coast, Three 
Feathers is as 
welcome as an old 
friend. You'll be pleased 
with the finer flavor, extra. 
smoothness of Three 
Feathers. It's the lightest, 
richest, best- tering 
of all blends. T: ? be 
bottle today 
ky $430 .    
                 
    jHobson-Fockler Officers 
Had adley Girl to Wed nope making was oe of Aner ted commer 
{ee eoetiens inteipirien. 1 was pre-‘earty oo ER. ji 
to Boston | spay cate SSE Po 
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Ended for RFC . Spending and Lending 
Colossus Had Ready 
“Money in Ospression 
WASHINGTON W—The Recon- 
struction Finance Corp., a spend- 
(eae say a that 
af Americus ilies we dee tite 
breathes its last gasp today. 
The RFC has been a dying or- 
ganization for two years, Today 
officially end ] Sunday 
night. 
*x * “8 
RFC came into. being Jan. 22, 
1932, when President Herbert 
Hoover signed a bill just passed 
by Congress. It started with a 
authority to borrow 1% billions 
more. 
No one is quite sure even yet 
just how much RFC ped into 
the economy years that] 
followed, It was at least 50 billion 
years, described this picture of 
the depression scene upon which 
RFC entered: 
* * * 
Five thousand banks had failed 
and 7,000 others were in trouble, 
When the’ United States got into 
the war, RFC organized, financed 
and even operated badly needed 
defense plants. 
* * x 
- But RFC eventually outlived its 
June 30, 1954, it lost its independ- 
ent status and became a unit of 
the Treasury Department to con- 
tinue its liquidation, Last April 29 
President Eisenhower sent to Con- 
a reorganization bill for the 
effective in two months. 
That reorganization plan called 
for the transfer of remaining liq- 
uidation functions to other -gov- 
ernment agencies. 
William Currell Leads   
CLIFFORD — Seventy-five 
attended the recent Hobson and 
Fockler reunion at the Rich Town- 
  
—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 
  capita) of 500 million dollars and]: 
gress 
jfinal abolition of the RFC, to be; ° Wy LL 
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The sleek new Corvette—and Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible 
  
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Corvette’s sports car steering, its 
quicksilver responsiveness, its 
ready-for-anything roadability. 
In plain fact, a Chevy does give you 
an unseen bonus you don’t get in 
other cars. It’s the built-in _stabil- 
‘ity, the accurate handling, the 
geared-to-the-road security that 
derive from our experience build- 
€   Chevy is a Corvette at heart! 
ing America’s only true sports car. 
This doesn’t show in the show- 
room, of course. But you can feel it 
the minute you wheel a Chevy out 
on the road. There’s an extra sense 
of confidence that comes from its 
beautifully balanced weight distri- 
bution, a new relaxation that stems 
from its precise, instant response to 
steering, brakes and throttle. 
This is a real bonus—you don’t 
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et 
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have to give up anything to get it. 
Take it away and Chevy would still 
be ahead of the field in ultra-effi- 
cient engine design, in the crafts- 
manship of Body by Fisher, in the 
quiet good taste of styling, in the 
velvet hush of its ride and the 
solidity of its construction. But 
you can’t separate that Corvette 
feeling from any Chevrolet—it’s 
built in. Try one and see! 
  MORE PEOPLE DRIVE 
CHEVROLETS THAN ANY 
OTHER CAR 
     
        
  
    
             
    
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All ier 3 ZS new can be found 4 hg be 
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ws idea. Send your idea to this newspaper. Tomorrow: What was minedf| that we can ... and to accomplish 
a COMMUNITY NATIONAL in King Solomon's Mine? Violet Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures.) -* this. we are reducing our 
ea ) a i : prices to the minimum. This is 
ay ANK es a Mic and the © Mississippi | M2 Opportunity for you to buy 
af B Z |South African Soeat tie sett bomen February {| first quality carpet at tremendous 
es : _ {1953 and is working his way as a 
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pered by a red-bearded South = — | Deposit your surplus savings or investment “f, African, was tucked in among the moet fields at” Blind pag J ust a F ew of the 
Ont savings at any one of uur 8 convenient *## Lakes freighters that went’ through fe 
      
   
        
                 tices. "¢ te oo lcs Ture | tedge, who never safe Tremendous Bargains ) ; od (boat before _buildi: his. : % ; Community UF Trotrige ot Durban, Seats Ate, ee! craft In 15 sald be is Jo Sot aie ? f leis world cruise that |"° Urry a oe. Dy One roll each of green, : National Bank K Ins already covered. 21,000 miles * * * | Solution Dyed : Belge ead, a) Mack ant $ . Sq. ¥d. at in four years. “I've been to England, Europe . white tweed. Very prac- OF PONTIAC. .. By * ot and "oo so far,” he Rayon Tweed - tical, smart and a bar- ~~ J Lea reas, > | Trobri to gojsaid. “I'll probably spend gain. Bey ribo tS Re een LAM come fishing =e 7 ae Y fl no} | . 
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  “ustoin Drapes" : Spencer’s have a chelate custom diipery dace: 
- ment to take care of your home decorating problems. 
Staffed by people with many years of experience with 
custom draperies, you can be assured of/the finest 
assistance and ideas for furnishing your/home in the: 
manner. most suitable to modern styling and colors. LAMPS teem. 25% olf| Ee a 3 | : 
- |] Danish Mod. Chairs Hostess Chairs Occasional Chairs ‘ All Floor Models All Floor Models si and Swivel Rockers 
All Floor Models 
| mea 26 8754 $55-69.95-79.95-89.95] 
| Vinyl Asbestos 9x12 Kitchen | . Plostic Surfaced , All Pieces and Suites for : Featured in Walnu 
J : DINING. ROOM. Cherry and Limed Oak 2) qt off TILE |_| Sompletely instatied with LI NOLEUM| 
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‘ Rd., +4 i + 
Two Waive. Examination |F and sane Ww. erwry ee Consolidate Production at Ct j: Tereel, Ti 
on Bad Check. Charges {$90 bonds until arraignment in the DETROIT  — Consolidation of! s1y will be done at Crawtord The.trides 
pape rigagiitgia: H Monday. . |production operations has been|in Detroit and Memphis, Tenn. cent fan of the male peacock is 
2% announced by Crawford Door Co. -  |not its true tail. The fan is made 
two are accused of being in-|and Wood Parts Inc., both of De-|| Lumber comprises 80 per cent trailing the as Wearing over $228 intitle Chowhos wil tie sure outlet the tho construction metarial ‘wanllipee WR GREED Sea. 2 
checks in Pontiac. — put of the Wood Company's plants'in the U. 8. : itional Geographic ie. 
     
   
       
      
    
           
      
  
       
   
       
       
      Reduced Prices to Celebrate Our 
Anniversary. Your Account Is Welcome!     
. ~ Sign the coupon at ‘ 
FREE the store. You may}; ! 
ae win any of these 3 
GIFTS! ] prizes! Winners 
will be notified.   
    
  Sign the lucky coupon af SSS | 
the door. You might win Bridge table and set of chairs 
Sees mente < ree eed ROLLAWAY BED   nette set! . holder! f 
: Includes Mattress 
& Bed. Mariufactured 
by Famous Maker   
    
  
  Ready for the extra guest. 
Sturdy frame, fine mattress. 
$193 — 
“chrrain’ | Anniversary REDUCTIONS! : IR a 7-PIECE Anniversary savings on this F . lp | a —— Solid Ma pi e 
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Includes 2 bunk beds, guard 14.95 captain's chair. Pieces may be 
Furnish your home during Metro’s Anniver- +366 ey " - A: = SOFA & CHAIR *149   
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~ 30.05. mene “anna © Compact, flatter tread provides okie: a 
© Zig-zog ribs resist skid and side slip 
© Standard equipment on many 57 cars 
@ Available in both 14” and 15” sizes 
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  7.10-15 $3300 $40.45 $32.34 Anniversary . sav- 
7.60.15 $36.15 $4430 $35.44 
New Super-V cord construc- 8.00-15 $32.24 $49.30 $39.44 
co chk ek | As Low as $4.00 Down for a Set       
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cushions, |      
     
    
     
           
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Includes picnic bag, picnic jug, 
12-Pc. Tableware set, 10-Pc,   THESE ARE 1957 TIRES — Treads ond quality identical to those ; 
on thousands of ’57 automobiles — with improved traction, better Living Room Gutf includes sofa, ‘opens into bed), te Screens 
skid resistance — safer at any speed. tbl eck at bi, par ot soap mare on 169 “4.8 8 
GOODRICH DELUXE TIRES ON SALE, TOO! AT EVEN LOWER PRICES! 
      
  
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ea $ yes s 00 f Includes headboatd, mat. 
=| 39 recs ees ' | Bia 
| DOWN ‘Wey $49 9% New light or dork += . woods. Set includes double dresser, 
GIRLS’ MODEL, TOO, AT THIS — MODERATE price — —" bookcase bed and matching 
  
    ODDS and ENDS! 
Sold Mg. Dining Room Table. $ 
Dropleaf and Extension ....... 
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Get more go from your car—get the Big Gionge 
in 2 all-new Standard Gasolines! 
Go’ with one of the' great new STANDARD Gasolines created by 
Standard Research. : Discover the —— difference the Big 
7 Change works in your car! 
j bes : saith at vss. en eel nen gre tt peo 7 +N ” fine ©. with the Big Change that power-matches today’s most 
modern and mighty engines. Thrill to the feel of your car operating / 
at its top-level best—with all the get-up-and-go your engine can / 
deliver. Stop power-loss from wild ping and spark-plug crust. 
Enjoy smoother, fleeter abides (ysiac tan aed a: mpppaee 
never a knock! — 
NEW RED CROWN King-Size Regulor . . sebdialet ended /to a new octane high ... with the Big Change that outstrips premium . 
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--- youll be glad you did. 
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Certificate bearing our signature. 
Diamond Beauty 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JU NE 28, 1957 _   
  cry. - North ity which si ee the bpreath has nojof tion 
hee TRAY students 
  ears tad tradition—that conrmodi- But this little college with 352 strugzling ind growing in|water from the Ivy League to the 
the north woods ho Michigan's | smallest Texas cow 
Lower. Peninsula, has something! It’s a feeling 
that would make academic mouths/in this town of 17,000. the people 
  
    
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[BRAND NEW FEDDERS ROOM AIR CONDITIONER <= Limited Offer! 
$199" —_.. BREE DELIVERY 
New built-in Automatic Thermostat lets you select 
the exact’ degree of cooling you prefer! oe 
to operate, 
“Tt Cools, Dehumidifies, Filters, Ventilates, 
Exhousts. A 5-Yeor Warranty. No 
Money Down. Long, Easy Terms.   
        produced 1,400 pages po 
ovens of Traverse City house- 
This feeling caused Traverse 
i\City merchants, like supermarket 
|operator Jerry Oleson, who has no 
connection with the college, to do- 
nate tons of beef, beans and pota- 
|to salad, cases of cabbage and 
icelery, and gallons of relish for | 
    
    room building, this feeling for 
| thee college brought out volun- 
and the determination of this town 
collége bill, making| 
} available $1,200,000 in state match- 
ing funds, went into effect in 1956. 
x * * 
Republican State Rep. Arnell The willingness, the enthusiasm. 
of Travrese City, who “The bill was started and 
pushed through for this commu- 
nity. If it wasn’t for their en- 
thusiasm, it probably would not 
| have come this far." 
* * ” 
it a “synthetic alumni. group:’ , 
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gan College in two lights. - 
TWO YEARS 
youth of northern Michigan, The nucleus of the ‘college spirit and Ferris Institute at Big Rapids, 
is the Wigwam Club ‘and its 1,800/91 miles to the ‘south. 
members. Harold L. Votey Jr. a 
The Wigwam Club sees the prac- 
_{tica) value .of Northwestern. Michi- 
First, from the standpoint of the| 
the; 
college provides two years of high-| _ ; 
er education—and the promise of Educators like the idea. They) Lj 
four years in the tuture—tor 7 
who can't travel south to’ one of. 
Michigan's larger 
_|Northwestern Michigan College is 
the only college betwen the Straits 
of Mackinac 100 miles to the north 
  over make it back to the land 
around Grand Traverse Bay. 
  
Syrian Government OKs 
Oil Refinery Contract \think additional small colleges are 
the way to solve the problem of 
University of Michigan and Michi- e| Sam Passos Rally Behind Zoune Traverse City. College 
universities. 
  
pany for construction of an oil re- 
.|finery in Syria. 
_ © & 
    of raw cotton. DAMASCUS—The Syrian Coun-|gan State University, 
cil a 
contract with a Czechoslovak com- %* * * 
offcial smile to it. Aside from the 
legislation that opened the state 
pocketbook to community colleges, 
The plant, with a capaicty of|Gov. G. Mennen Williams has 
730,000 tons a year, will be erected| signed a bill making it possible for 
near the pipelines passing the ‘city|five adjacent counties to join with 
of Homs. Part of the cost will be|Grand Traverse County in voting 
paid in the form of Syrian exportsitax support of © Northewestern 
  Michigan College. 
  
        
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National Homes are 
<< with more space where you want aw! 
This new National home was specifi- 
cally designed in every way to meet 
your demands! A nationwide sutvey 
showed you want more space in living 
and dining areas . . . more move-about 
space and convenience features in 
=~ Kitchen and work areas . . . more clos- seen! 
  Engstrom 
sponsored the bill, said: 
ae CES Now.. see the big new home | 
YOU. helped 
  
  
12 ‘NOON ‘TIL Be P.M. 
“HOMEMAKER PLANNED" 
ing, home-builder, you'll find this new 
National home meets your needs... 
better than any home yeu ve ever 
HOW TO GET THERE: 
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traffic flow . . . better window and JOSLYN ROAD 
door arrangements ~ «- And you oak THREE AND A 
them in this home! . So plage 
See ‘this new National home and see WALTON BLVD. 
for yourself how much more you get ENTER SUB- 
in better living for you and your fam- DIVISION AT 
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and produced by the nation’s outstand- 
      deme. af id 
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of evenviae Homes Saino euitr IN AManica TODAY 1s pRopucED By... 
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As Shown by: 
Dave Garroway.on N.B.C.'s “Today” Show 
  
  
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JUST SAY 
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Pictured above is the Lucky Winner in Kroger’s “Win a Pontiec” Contest, Mrs. Ive Ceverly with her family and husbend, Mr. Alvin 
L. Caverly, an employee of Pontiac Motors. Awarding Mrs. Caverly the keys to the car is Don Shew, Kroger store meneger in Drayton 
Plains. Also pictured cre Gerald McLerty, store menager Telegraph & Elizabeth Loke Rd.; Jeck Rehfus, co-manager 178 N. Seginew; . 
Milt Probert, co-manager 750 Perry Street. Official Judges were: Mr. Russell E. Hicks of Drayton Plains, a Real Estete Broker end 
Mr. Cheries Pappes of Pontiec, Vocational Co-ordinator for Waterford Township High School. 
‘THERE'S STILL TIME TO ENTER FOR © 
ler = ene | FREE PONTIAC CATALINA 
  a Railroad 
Your Own! 
Complete with tracks and 
station. Have your folks enter 
Kroger’s Contest, there’s noth- 
ing to buy—just pick up the 
entry blanks at Kroger. Win- 
ner of this mighty locomotive, 
powered with areal engine 
which pulls two cars loaded 
with passengers, will be ‘an- 
nounced during the week of 
duly 15, 1957,          ‘ All ee bed: License pold — See it: oa ‘displey at Kroger, \ 
oa "Stop In for a Demonstration Ride at The Pontiac Retail Store 
hee Mt. Clemens Street, i in Pontiac eal ee       
             ee 
        
AT KROGER! 
   Harold G. Parsons of Old 
graduate of Kingswood Sch 
| State University. ~ '4NN-CAROL OLIVER 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Oliver of West Iroquois 
road announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann 
Carol, to Barry Taylor Parsons. A graduate of Kala- 
_mazoo College, Barry is the son of Mr. and Mrs.     
ete 
Orchard drive. Ann is a 
ool and attended Michigan i~ 
Talk‘ ls Presented 
at Bedard Home 
Guests of the club were Mr. and 
Mrs, Frederick Ziem, Mr. and 
Mrs, Daniel Murphy Jr, and Ar- 
  chairman.   
i 
Women's Section   
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 as \   
Conferences 
Are Useful 
to Families 
They Sit Down and 
Talk Things Over 
Like Executives — 
ST. LOUIS (INS)—American 
families apparently sit down 
   
   
      
     
   
       
       Charles Campbell, Mrs, af SEVENTEEN 
Mrs. Fred Reffe, (from left to right) Mrs. 
Lester J. Enos and Mrs. {TeaGiven— jon Thursday 
by George Taylor | = ; 
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George F. Taylor (left) of Bir- mingham was the speaker at the W ater- 
ford Township Republican Women's 
Palmer G. Bundy. 
         
      
   
Club membership tea Thursday after- 
With him is Mrs. William 
Bedard, hostess of the affair. * noon, 
  ornen Craibee , 3 
    
  -'Home Economics Associa- 
twork and mothers who don’t is Mom With Career Does. 
as Much as Stay-at-Home 
Survey Shows That the Working Wife 
Performs Household Chores Faster 
ST, LOUIS—(INS)—A new pilot study of working 
mothers versus stay-at-home mothers indicates that 
both get the same amount of work done around the 
house. 
The working wives just do their housework faster, 
Results of the survey, taken in central Pennsylvania, 
were the highlighted disclosures at the 48th annual   
convention of the American. 
tion closing today in St. 
Louis. 
a “working -mothers”’ 
interviewers found the “‘chief dif- 
ference between mothers who 
Sixty-six families with women 
who had one or more children un- 
der 18 were found to be working 
more than 30 hours a week. Also 
were 200 women who 
stayed home, in town or on the 
farm. 
* * * : 
Dr, Honey said the feminine job- 
holders were “older than full-time 
homemakers (indicating the latter   4 
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W. Robinson of Saline at the mem- 
bership tea were (from left) Mrs. A. és +> had smaller children) and had hus-— 
street, Mrs. 's 
Oscar Loomis of Montroyal avenue and 
Mrs. Byron Cole of Sylvan Shores drive. 
  
  
By ANNE HEYWOOD 
June is the month of marriages, 
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pect, because she didn’t want to. 
husband, 
fast. She got one, but he was the 
wrong one for her. 
  tried to convince herself that it 
was best to find out before the 
wedding than after. That was slim 
comfort, but she clung to it the 
tet ae ones, 
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  This June, Betty is in an intet-|their cabin on Bois Blanc Island, 
esting job and has a good many|north of Cheboygan. 
beaux, one of whom seems pretty) They were accompanied on the 
sérious. trip by their niece, Patricia 
; x * ® - |Reilly of Detroit. 
As the Chinese “You cannot oken Heart 
  Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sears and 
and Colleen, of 
While up north they had as 
weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. 
Robert Henderstein and children, 
Lynn, Kirk, Glenn’ and Lee, also 
of Pineview drive. 
* * * 
-Larry Morrison of Oldsmobile 
javenue recently flew to Lake Park; 
Fla., to visit hig aunt, Mrs, Alice 
Askunas, for a few weeks. 
- *® 
Leonard Augugliaro and son, 
Bill, of Waterford road flew to 
‘Italy Wednesday, During their 
will visit   relatives, ter, Christina Lynn, June 18 at 
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 
i grandparents are Mr. 
parents of a daughter, Anette 
Elizabeth, born June 20 at Pon- 
tiac Osteopathic Hospital. 
Maternal grandparents are the 
  
i! Retired Home Economist Scolds Working Mothers   
  
   
      
     
     
    a ate apo « : 4   : . family, 
her job and her community.” * * % 
of * mothers are hold. 
to stay-at-home | 
  
  ‘Families Should Come Before Appliances 
juvenile delinquency. She said: 
“Since wives have been go- 
Fete Sage ehureh or |) 
comm Os a 
oe ‘* Nees 
.geldom,” sal    ty.” She said: “I grew up in an old-fash- foned home with tranquility late Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand 
Schrott of Regensburg, Germany. 
Paternal .grandparents are Mr. 
and Mrs, Wayne Powell of Wood- 
low. avenue. 
* * «x 
A son, Robert Benjamin, was 
born June 24 at Pontiac General 
Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William 
O. Coxen Jr. of Elizabeth Lake 
road. 
* * * 
Mrs. Lena Groziono of Dunkirk,   Personal News of Interest in Pontiac 
N. Y., is the maternal grandmoth- 
of the 
O. Coxen St, of Myrtle avenue. 
* * * 
the paternal grandparents, 
Gold Star Group 
Holds Barbecue   
eon given at the home of Mrs. A, 
M, Stern on Watkins Lake. Co- 
hostesses for the recent affair 
were Mrs. Edna Almsted and 
Mrs. Lola Erb, 
* * * 
Mrs. Olmsted, president of the 
group; Mrs. Mary Lee Hawkes, 
Mrs. Verdie Weatherby, Mrs. 
Edna and Mrs. Mae 
Archambeau are leaving Saturday 
to attend the national convertion 
in Cleveland June 30-July 5.   £ 22% " ® 
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pounds by standing for 15 minutes A. In the first place, en aig tak oe 
     
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I would much rather do this than qa ve : 
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this is not so. Perhaps your friend 
had the attitude of reducing and 
therefore cut her food intake with- y 
out -realizing: it. , position when sitting. Part 
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based on the proposition called the Sh H. . years pass. A general health) Her heart is not in the right|way slighted her. let on napkins. | 
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big, heavy doors? ; rinses are supposed to be an aid|Pretext of feeling “so sorry” for x * * Joan Jarrad and Annis Breadon the parents, : Women‘ whe de any or all of 
and, of course, you can have vege- ea these things may have hearts — Resists Stains The 7 unsubstan‘ “‘doors”’ % 
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can look pretty and add color. [111 pall of St Paul Lutheran|ype \ on Pwwure Must Measurejcomings. ~ — - | ed on as good friends. ae Seng soni 6 8 ee 
The fanciest, lightest-looking ue Church. Thirty guests attended. . 4 yy esl = 
these new beaded curtains Brenda will marry Alfred 0. The perfume is said to be-bond- 
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To keep the ‘roll-pad on your 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 38, 1957      
    FREDERICK W. SHADRICK 
  
Barbectied ~ 
Hot Dogs 
Are Quick 
Carolyn Anderson, 
Skillful With Skillet 
Pinch Hits for Mom 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac Press Home Editor 
Today's cook is a teenager who 
just loves to cook. Carolyn Ander- 
son, a ninth grader at Washington 
Junior High School takes over for 
her father and three brothers 
whenever her mother has to be 
away at meal time. She hopes to 
be 2 home economist sume day. 
Right now she’s interested in 
  
. Dance Planned 
‘ by Trabajamas 
    
  
  
GRADUATES! 
LEARN to EARN 
Day or Night Classes 
soi ti No Age Limit 
Phone FE 4-1854 Cell Mine Wilson Todey 
PONTIAC BEAUTY COLLEGE tor Information 16ly East Huren — 
v Behind Kreege’s 2nd Floor 
\.Come in d for a Free 
Demonstration 
MERLE NORMAN { mean 
‘COSMETIC STUDIO 
Eee W. Huron FE a 
PIZZA Ic CARRY-OUT. SERVICE 
Call FE 3.9162 
  Frederick Wilfred Shadrick ré- 
{to meet George Smathers, 
   
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      Now the proud mistress of a brand-new air-conditioned: house 
atop Woodley Hill, on the site of 
Atlanta, Ga., when she “arranged” 
TOOK ONE LOOK 
Visiting her sister in Miami 
Beach, she took one look at the 
to recall the encounter. 
££ ¥ * 
A year later, on a “ subsequent 
Florida visit, Rosemary suddenly On : hocheag in ‘Washington to 
live, Rosemary was baffled by the 
parties where everyone seemed to 
know each other and no one: both- 
ered with introductions. : 
  Rosemary was game. At the next 
three parties she adopted the new 
strategy, and with unerring taste 
happened to select David Lilien- 
thal, Gen. Omar Bradley and au- 
thor John Hersey, By this time, 
she was well into the W 
    
       
    
A casual little suit with a purpose, it keeps ¢ 
youngster warm and snug after.a swim or when the 
wind gets chilly. The blouson of terry cloth has a 
  yoke and matching shorts of striped cotton jersey. |Repairman 
friend of mine dropped in to see 
husband was very much hurt be- ee ene 
not introduce him to) 
= y friend and that he thought I) 7= Fricnd Has 
Grievance 
Woman Neglects to 
Introduce Him to 
Social Galler 
pairing our television when a 
me: I did not introduce him to this 
friend simply because I thought 
an introduction was unnecessary 
as he was not there on a social 
his wife called me 
next day and and said that her 
was ‘ashamed’ of him. Was an in- 
  
   
cially to meet me. We 
nice afternoon. Now should I call 
on the ladies who were her other 
pee 
    
  Ex 2 
F P 1; H ! 
ull secret conviction that his things| pose 
are ours, not his. of the property he paid 
for as he wishes. He doesn’t 
you as “selfish” at all. 
Unending troubles are caused by 
parents’ unconscious sense of own- 
ership in children’s possessions. a ances don’t believe me, con- 
sider your feelings when Uncle 
   
  acknowl- |them with their other children, they When the child refuses to share | Perior. sweaters, changes electric plugs 
for the sheer enjoyment. of ‘doing 
things” with her hands, reads mys- 
teries, keeps a fond eye on their 
teenaged sons, rs sec 
longing ‘to “write letters to edi-|- 
|_ Mrs. Milton ‘Brinson i 
Harold Cobling were hostesses re- 
b guests, or should they call on me?” | iy 5 
Answer: They should call on you. nurses @ secret 
      zy —— , ; ountrysi Sl He tm. 
] S,. : Smathers. Charms ” Capital Countryside Un Peas at Charles Home | 
  The Countryside Imptovement s. 0 ¢ 
Association met Wednesday after- M Dodge 
noon at the home of Mrs, J. Plndemies sabia ner 
Charles on Kirkway drive in:   
    tors,” and dotes on mathematics. 
Because of the latter “hobby,” 
her bank balances always check | 
ws treasurer of every organiza: 
tion, including the Junior League, 
to which she belongs. 
Rosemary insists that she is “too 
shy” to aid George in a political 
~ —tway,-but she finds Washington fas-/f- 
cinating for a unqiue reason: 
A modest charmer, indeed! 
  
Meeting Conducted 
by Eunice Philathea 
and 
cently for the ‘Eunice Philathea 
Class of the First Baptist Church. 
Mrs. William Hakes spoke on pio- 
neering through faith. 
Mrs. Glynn Schoonover and Mrs. 
Carlos Reagan sang a duet ac- 
companied at the piano by Cora 
Lynn Scoonover. Lenore Scoonover 
played a piano solo. Plans. were 
discussed for an election of offi- 
cers to be held Sept. 17. to the penny, and she winds up |          
   
    
     
         
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    ‘THE PONTIAC    PRESS   ERIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN - 
  
Van Atta to Request 
Trial Board Hearing Former Waterford Township Po- 
lice Chief Frank Van Atta wants 
a trial board hearing to get back 
Township Clerk today for possible 
action by the board at its Monday 
night meeting. 
LARGE TURNOUT 
The 44-year-old law enforcement 
officer’s advisers hope for a Jarge 
popular turnout to observe the 
board’s reaction to this new 
move. 
  000 a year has been cut from the|February, Cherry gave himself up 
‘township budget by an attorney|to Michigan State Police in Red- 
general's ruling on justice court|ford June 18; saying he Was ‘‘tired 
- @psts. of running.” : 
He pleaded guilty Monday to the 
specific charge of cashing a $124.32 
check at the Novi Hardware in 
Novi. A. 
    
  Sent to Prison 
| Last 
talked of a possible but no decision was 
* x 2 € 
It was decided to hold up circu- 
Van 
  
Father of Five Jailed 
on Bad Check Charge, 
Given 2-14 Years 
A Milford father of five today 
    
| Seeks Opinion of Waterford Citizenry   
acres of the most 
| more fortunate. The general 
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  tural developments of this type. 
‘ What do the residents think? 
Mr. Steere and the area are interested. ‘Cultural Center Wanted? Calling all citizens of Waterford: . 
What do you think of Frank Steere’s proposal? 
It was Frank Steere who offered to give Waterford 18 
utiful land in the ‘Township for a bird 
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Lakes Chapel 
Groundbreaking 
Set for Sunday 
-farm production purposes d 
the 12 months ending June 30. 
  
  Camp Shows, Inc, File for Gas Tax Refund 7 
WASHINGTON ( — The Agri- culture Department is advising | — 
farmers that July 1 is the date 
during 
Wayne Singers on Tour 
DETROIT # — Wayne State 
University's 19-member Men's Glee 
Club leaves Thursday on a six- 
week concer tour of American de- 
fense posts in Europe and North 
Africa. The tour is. sponsored by 
the Defense Department with Suo ALL GOOD SCOUTS -; Four ‘old’ Eagle Boy 
Scouts, presented four new Scouts with the high- 
est award of the organization at a court of honor . 
held this week in Milford. New Eagles being con- 8 Eagles Off 
  Oakden, Bill Gennette, and’ Joke right are Paul Heil, Edward ‘Sto i 
Unruh and Lyle See Jr. 
  
Briton Couldn’t Be Run Into by Nicer Guy   
LONDON #® — A motorist 
in a position to know said to- 
day you could hardly ask for 
a nicer guy to run into you   
MARGARET RICE 
Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Rice 
          MARY C. RICE 
of 2080 Garden Rd., Milford, are 
announcing the engagements of their two daughters, Mary Catherine 
is betrothed to Richard M. Reuther, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl 
of 3726 Junior Canal, Walled Lake. No date has been set 
for this wedding. A September wedding is being planned by Mar- 
Wheaton, son of: Mr. and Mrs. Harry than the husband of the Queen 
of England. c 
From all accounts, however, 
Queen Elizabeth II was not 
amused, 
The motorist is Ronald Sut- 
cliffe, an officer of the Roy- 
al Customs and Excise Serv- 
He was tooling along in 
his pint-size sedan of pre- 
war vintage two evenings 
ago at Staines, near Windsor 
Castle, when wham! 
“When I felt the knock,” 
Sutcliffe told a reporter, “I 
got out of my car thinking, 
‘Some stupid clod's hit me.’ 
“] was expecting an argu- 
ment.” Sutcliffe walked around 
his sedan and found a big 
sports car with one of its head 
lights knocked off. 
MAKES SPEECH 
At the wheel was Prince 
Philip — who had just made. 
a speech at a_ safe-driving 
meeting in London. “The 
Duke,” Sutcliffe related, ‘‘was 
so pleasant he took the wind 
right out of mv sails, 
“It’s all right,’ he said. ‘It 
was my fault.’ 
“There was a lady by his 
side who I new realize was               
  
NEW ST. ALFRED AT ORION — ‘The doors of this Episcopal Church on M 24 and Indian Lake 
road will open to the congregation 
time Sunday. Architect Joseph Dworsk. styled 
Orion to Open 
    $33, 
   
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  Legislators fo Call If Quits 
After Few Minor Issues - LANSING @®—The 1957 legisla- 
|}COMPLETES ACTION 
    
    million dollar bonding project for 
construction of married housing 
units for 800 couples. 
2—The Senate reconsidered a 
previously rejected. conference 
committee report, and completed 
legislative passage of a bill to al- 
low sale of sausage with ascorbic 
acid added to make its appear- 
ance more. attractive. The bill 
would also retnove a cloud over the 
legality of sales of chili con carne 
in the state. 
3—The legislature completed: ac- 
tion to raise the pay of the state 
revenue commissioner from $15,- 
000 to $17,500 a year. However, the 
incumbent commisioner, Louis M. 
Nims, will not benefit. - Wham! Crazy Driver? No, It's P 
the Queen, But I've only 
seen pictures of Her Majesty 
smiling — and she certain- 
ly wasn't smiling then. 
*When I told my wife all 
about it later I said, ‘She 
looked just as disapproving as 
you would if I had accidental- 
ly run-into the back of anot 
er car.’ F : 
“Their spotlight was 
smashed and the glass strewn 
over the road, but the only 
damage I. had was a small 
dent in the luggage grid at 
the back."   
  ‘Sound, Color Film 
ion Soil Available 
METAMORA — A sound and 
color film, produced by the Mich- 
igan Conservation Dept., in co-   
      ~ Boy Will Get Shots Sutcliffe said he probably 
won't bother to have the dent 
ironed out. 
“It’s almost what you would ~ 
call a royal souvenir,’’ he ex- 
plained. 
British law requires drivers 
involved in accidents to ex- 
‘change names and addresses, 
Sutcliffe said he was sending 
the prince a letter providing 
this information and adding: 
“Don’t bother about the .dent 
on my car. It was a pleasure 
to meet you.”   
if Cat Isn't Found 
Doctors and Bloomfield Town- 
ship police , 
huge black | 
    
    
   operation with the state Soil Con-|which bit seven-year-old James staff the State servation Service, e nt itled “To|Bedard on the arm four times last |Health Dept. as to the possible de- Care For This Land,"’ will be avail-| night. grée of pollution of the river. The able to the public after Monday. It) 7. boy was bitten as he fried|report is expected to be presented 
is # 21-minute documentary movie|to break up the fight of two fe-|at the July 30 commission meet- in so consrvauen- x lines in his back yard in Ward's/ing. . . . Orchards, 1490 Delrose St., Milton P. Adame cneates: 
The film can be obtained without) s+ Joseph Mercy Hospital doc- ssamshasy <b ae euesacheng te seeicelitemglnd rene Ds tors treated the bey with peni- | ported the outcome of the May Lansing 28 ~ "| elllin and a tetanus shot today, | 20 vote here at which time voters . . They said that, although the bey | rejected a $2,700,000 board issue has had rabies shots once before. to finance the new plant. a pale eee set ote: “the report ; theat by tomorrow e commissioners } | (within 48 hours) night it the |*S*ed for,” Adams said, “will in-- 
tomcat is not found. BG eyelids coer lanen Anyone knowing the whereabouts) Back in 1951, the Wajer Re- of the animal is urged to ‘contact| sources Commission exe 
54342. of untreated sewage into the river, 
. The first phase of the order No Recognition for Reds | was fulfitied im 1983 when the             
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (INS) 
-—Secretary of State John Foster 
Dulles said emphatically today 
that the U. S. does not intend 
“under present conditions’’ to 
recognize or establish trade or 
cultural relations with Commu- 
nist China.   inde) Tops in Troop to Have 
Special Recognition at 
Valley Forge 
Eight Eagle Scouts from Troup 
33 in Milford, are getting set to - 
“spread their wings” for the Na- ~ F 
# 
  
& 
    Treatment Plant Asketl 
by Water Commission 
  
  
     
  ROSCO V. CROWELL 
Principal of Avondale High 
Fabulou 
    
    
Pays $100 Fine   
Driver ne 
        
  
      
         
            
     
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in line ahead of you at the seller's 
a. You wink and say some- | 
Buffalo Has Mise 
of Missing Fig Leaf | 
BUFFALO, N.. Y. —Vandals. 
—or art lovers—have removed a, 
fig leaf that was added to a park | 
statue after complaints about the 
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past performances. If it loses they |birds, . horse Thanks (you say to the author. | Wulet. ridden . Hettinger, River Valley, bearer of 
McAdams-Som ae getting : bee the | t week you'll cena bi for such ¢ big 
investigate. : ee eee ~" Co |ity) for me off that goat |P°® He. Velght Je.'s famed s ot Fn ig EA so many people trying,  * 4 ~ eae “ceR Irish Dash and onto Chas.-Me-|~— He's right today because the 5<@rlet the /pot's: bound to explode right into some lucky winners 
by W. Blum, post pos. 5. Adam Jr., whose last was sha . is firmer far out Sleeves and scarlet ‘ket. It could be you. Just send us your entry with correct Look what it done at Gulfstream} put said y sharp} treck, is that per See what do. 
March | ons teopy track, "Fi gt a. , and would have taken all but! from the rail. Post Pos. 1 is * * _ on it, and the $1,400 is yours. See what you can 
second and would have taken ’ needed racing room as winner| under water, Quict Boy looked But you've The new puzzle contains a series of squares which are 
i in haha¥ got bumped Just| 1 don’t care what anybody said. tired badly, : like he'd take it all the last nine [horse in the Lphebuticelly lettered and a corresponding list of sentences 
look at that slop out there they “4%: McAdam Jr. closed faster THEY'LL BE JEALOUS times out, but had bed racing (Star. Heard anything about ‘with two clue words. Each of the words is a The | 
call a track today. Irish Dash|tham a door ina bums’ face his) 14s of fellow members of the| MK-. Today they're going for Star? | ee ee oes peg in yey gee 
loves this kind of track. =~ Tata hunch ‘bet lke thet hase?’ |Skeeters Club, © highly non-profit me Me tent “. T Greek Start, Hardy . "square which has the same letter as the clue sentence, 
Then, of course, you're Irish, of Toots) “But look out for Charmador, Ch.| - - + hardy » » » har, will read the clue labeled A and you had to dash to get to Mon. | He's named for the son of a |Shor and many of his friends in,C. 2, by Fly Away-Miss Stephanie, | Jokes Uke that, boy. aoc, 2h, To, You wil road, the clue labeled A. 
mouth, and the sire is Cassis, newspaper syndicate man, and (banking, will be jealous of me. iridden by E. Monacelli, who is; ®t hurting. enlenne, You then write the number of that word in the 
which is some kind of French | “®t are you, a junk. dealer? |I can hear them saying now, when overdue. And put a little safe bet; (Greek Star wins, puzzle square marked A. 
drink. You like drinks. He's owned by Gene Constantin I step away from the parang bar Date, Br. F. 2, Burg-El-/$9.20 and $5. Ro. C. Do & with «tl oh caren gil the dies i Jr,, who's got to be some kind |cage with all that money I won on/Arab out of Double Great, ridden Broom-Silver Queen, je same pg Rapes Read sight 
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tractor trailer on the New. Jersey their condition was described as|   
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early today,-..killedone|8°O4- aan wm ie” TOLLS 
passenger and injuring the driver ~_ ee rd 
and all of the 13 other passengers.| Police said the driver ‘of the 
Dead on arrival at Middlesex tractor trailer, Thomas. Salley, 54,/° 
      
             
  
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well Tyler, 63, Baltimore, One of| injured, He was on his way home | 
the injured, a woman tentatively |from Philadelphia when the acci- 
jidentified- by police as Marie|dent occurred. |Price, also of. Baltimore, was in 
‘critical agua at yah hospital. 
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compound fracture of the right} @ Dew rgers 
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After Pleading Guilty Golden Ory mstick 
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_ Sports Editor, Pontiac Press — would fail to make the cut for 
      
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de, a total of 35 golfers came in 
“gub par. scores, led by Dow 
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Billy Maxwell with 66. Four tied 
at. 67 included Max Evans of’. 
Rochester Golf Club, Billy Casper 
of Bonita, California, Ken Venturi 
Wally Burkemo of 
Gay Brewer of Cincinnati, Porky 
Oliver of Canton, Mass., Stan Leon 
ard of Lachute, Quebec, Bob Hill 
of Rochester, N. Y., | yer end emer it ed = SS ear reed oa fort GA record 
Many low rounds were expecta, a 
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‘With 3-under par 68's were 
Franklin: Hills, 
Joe Zakarian 
  
      
  
   
       
       
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Rirreds ew « nator wat tat bale whee Mecen Glew 0 dt ae - $8571] Purgol’s crippled arm ‘is actually the left arm. - it: 
ees ee me tittle. —_ sommes = ba yee ot gabe, : iy was permanently injured in a childhood playground: 
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That's why my J. W. Dant eas si. seal three? ealy to ants 3 accident in his nae Dees ped York Mills, N. Y. . 
so many friends! ~~ im, Fwestgn ae: Th tant the right d an elbow ¥ Ute = e constant pressure on the arm, an an 
seer scaggroe» Pghde, dart Bert Weer se chip to the seme ii ed) feealt of ert ate accident in 
with 32 on the front half and Leon-| Tommy, Jacose is44- i March has compounded his miseries. 
ard’s 31 aes) + Bkee, Riseel 3H Yet his arm troubles haven’t cost: him any dis- — 
jim ‘Tumesa 3431-11! tance off the tee. “I'm using my hips more, but the + 
Among contenders, 42- i 
Se niken att thelAt Bestge zu-2/ only trouble is I'm ripping all my golf slacks now,” 
circuit = long time spon tDick Foote He= he says. 
Sees Cerne Ge in ae $3! RYDER CUP TEAM HIS AIM 
third. ee ge-8 Furgol doesn’t intend to take time out on the tour 
‘Burkemo finished with 33-35-68 (Willie 7 =%/ now, he has been playing well and there’s a good chance and he just missed an eagle 3 diheh ss allo : 
on the 18th when the ball circled [ie [Bi he may ma make the Ryder Cup team, which is pleked orf 
SoG SEEN OP | gS Be the basis of points. 
Pontiac’s Gene Bone, who =4 ’ jnish 
oa. nace) Rochester sah pes 4-8 aged Dr. yd Bis bet in gol He aah 
_ Ditz of Indianwood matched ee =| competition with an average of 70.43 strokes per round, 
Gene eee Ct cist 78-13! He was seventh among the a SEY) winners of the PGA 
Two of the Rg teoding - Bons fen bows gt: with $22,823. 
were Eidon Brices -3| MARTY NO RELATION ¢ Royal Oak with 34-35-69 and Joe|, : 
niet Wao cabks ~~ thts DP perdget nes) Zakarian, = Ganeaienied Californ- Bop inman 338-1 They may have the same surname and the same 
| — ian, living in Detroit with 33-35-68. "Glenn Jonnson 8-1) home town, but another Furgol in the ranks, Marty, for tee-off time around the putting green without worrying about the The top 50 pros including ties : 
| constaht rain which plagued the opening of the Western Open verter: plus all the amateurs with similar|Sur Mertiam. : S3s— is no relation to Ed. 
' day. ae = = Ed Furgol and Wally Burkemo (right), all gcores will go into the final rounds! 72", Seords sas “We're good friends, but we never play together 
came in with par or better. tomorrow and Sunday. “Bill Net 3-31-13], in the same pairing in tournaments, after all we Jim Sim 1% : Hiceins ar $} wouldn’t want to ‘confuse the scorekeepers,” he 
Comments From Western Open Players = gies . eee mack : Ar. Wall 38-3115 ughed. 
Bal Porter 38-8] Ed's biggest victory was the 1954 National Open and 
Here . W at ] ey ald erwar § SRS x1 Only two weeks ago in Toledo, he was in the thick of Car - Loses 3s-38-76| the race with 70-69 for the first two rounds, when, he 
ee ae zoomed to an 80. - 
ee ae as EGR] It int hard to tell when Ed is teeing off. You can 
‘Some were happy. some were: ie o journey Caddie to another: —— ~ ow it’s him from a distance by his “bent over” ad- t ” *Bilw : = 
jm a on oe — e Sa fatwa Vantec’ ii¢-H}| dress and lunging swing which were forced on him by 
comments which came sears ieeel = arms | up this course, I — Romy Beran among - Be "de _ 3a his handicap. 
Hollow Lf ers were writte fickec > = ’ 
mopeirllageyehgragpe ot the| Plum ‘yollow official looking at‘and last threesome checked in: |-¢. B, Headricksca #o-11| He sure didn’t appear handicapped yesterday as he. 
} Western Open yesterday. ‘score board: “You might call this “Guess what, a 64 was just turned Pane ie-H/ shot a 2-under par 69. a fj LI voRS, | er>b Marcussen 39-77 
MANNY’S sea, [ise creer SS eee fe — Run: “That three footer I missed Ben Lu . 78! 
- fon the 18th would have given me 1 4 3-3 A Saginaw Bout Reset 
Wet frees ot Sapa bebe ta wre Look Here Duifers - <i Be o-8 Shades of ‘39 - |} ShcINAW i — A scheduled 10- 
Joe Zakarian, who has lived | e Woodard — eon] S d Tak 10 ‘round outdoor fight between wel- 
tm Detroit four years: Ht must | a nead iadkes terweights Pat Lowry of Toledo 
Men $s Short Sleeve Mike Dietz, en eect 40 78) ; » | was postponed last night because 
pro, “I sure dogged it on several| These are the hole-by-hole strokes) OUT - «....--+. sao 34 534 43-—33 ener 1-7 of rain. The fight was rescheduled 
SHI RTS by stetons, ploins — Gn fired a 25- foot eagle- of the Western Open leaders and) | : ie ed Back in 1939, when Sam Saead {for tonight. 
: 7 on th ) ithe area golf pros. oO vices ses $346 435 43-34 | Mit Seward =79| lost the National Open in Phila- plaids and checks. - e «¢ (" = lie. *, LL) 449 04 64-38-69) Dick Bury 39-79 \ 
, ee | unJtck Fleck, Rochester GC pro: Be Fs SSB aloe mie mere 8 4-34 ee Foo ates bo toot ou the inal bole, , 
othing like a little rain to make; ws “et hans 442 134 45433 §9 Chet Jawor G 
Sizes 38 a 3 ° ee i ape Hime Feree—Winston, N.C. Fete ‘Bair mote 8 tho veteran West Virginia pro |Piads tn 
Billy Maxwell: “This is a beau. °°" 1. 46 4 53588 OUT. «= ws ees 00 Gs a-g3 “Dick wa 41-39-80, mever intended to have it happen | — 
‘Yt 7 aa sap at Ps Hatlon” gy BU Me er rece seers ie, | i “esterday at Pham Hollow | Dow Finsterwald, the leader at es - hh. Geehos 443 434 4543568 with all the sub-par scores roll 
. teiboad - gen the b ball.” eine re exe aS Sn os Gene ue ree N24 $53 rime ann = 
Cotton | Wally Burke mo: “Trouble? Wed Lichardas— arate NJ. \" | a when a bi 
I . . 434 435 153-4 Bed Duden—Portiand. Ore. Snead the 
SU ITS SKI RTS a | pola: ge nas ag aes geet oe Se tse—38 Sneed bit 
~ 3 pro: "Boy, this was Jus one of PF nsw BA BE giggn , Mem Sate mich cot permanent finish ‘those goofy days.” ee Lous Hemataven, Ont ip pihacetesieec ooaes. 344 434 465— 3000 ent take 
COATS in all colors, Pt tt ne TTR R aoe et Eo om oe $ | Ray — Birmingham CC" aoe - ceenes ues MB 424 §55-—3: and he two-putted. 
. ; pro: “ one in and just about ovr . eee nara t 434 449-33 AREA PRO CARDS It was his highest score for a Eoet Long Lone Rene” 
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ee % 3° in, Pacer See et me, AT gel "1 can't remember any: | NOOMPIELD WILLS, MICH, Up to 0 : | “Whew, this round couldn't end f° 0000000000..033 03 353i Gate | Diateare Outen | thing bigger than 8,” he said. June 25 through 30 
sizes 22 to 30 seon enough.” | Watty Darkeme—F-ankiin Hilts i are i.) 442 694 463—35—7: He finished with 78. All Day—Admission i 
- Max Bvans, assistant at Rochest- O07 2.000!000070 0/003 G4 Ge—3h-ee! Gene Bome—Pention h 
S CKS MEN’S POPLIN bell as . os be at 67, | Dab mib—Rechester, NY IN a wecesccseces ee 333 434 465—35—11 Unbeaten Youngster : 
LA , | * *« * IN eee eaeeses ee our — ae. 344638 938 . : Victim of KO Punch Everything for 
Washable and belted Rayon £ Elmer Prieskorn, Pine Lake pro: |ogp , MAT” PIF GPS3 das—33 SS ie -| BOSTON W—Rocky Tomasello 
linen. finish. Gray,. Natural JACKETS | at han} gt ooh PENT epineminel (--., Pee muvebeienrenre ire has answered the question wheth- the GOLFER 
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Gene Bone: “Those birds just [Of . .......-....+...433 433 54-34-48) Tom Shannen—Orehard Lake ing out the sensational newcomer R Bell’ 
Sizes *488 Yellow, Bock : | -kept going by that cup.” Gay Brewer—Cineinnat! IN Pecfcree ert Bb feemae—oe ay s 
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po Po a thn oo veo ave New York's Giants for real? gua aide cee ee pin a ages RB against loser Don Gross and the) Sc cece cea i SEAFOODS — FOWL Maas Pitches Tonight; They're still in sixth place in that) new piace alst night with a 17-2 triple. by Jim on ween Giants then made it 50 jn the Your home-financing $ : Be | Lea C * j nectic National League .race, but vietory over Cincinnati, which three of the Pirates six hits. second with Thomas knocking in| ] ; 
___PUBLIC DINING WITH: |1| With 7-2 Defeat —°  |with half of the victories against lightened, with Chicago and Now |hits, including Whitey Lockman's| uys, . 
A CLUB ATMOSPHERE | Milwaukee and Cincinnati. The St. Louis Cardinals retained) ¥° sharing the Jed atier Bos- |sclo homer. | le d | tell 
- BOSTON —The Detroit Tigers,|_ 4" Ot ne San thes first place, by halt a game, a5! ton whipped the White Sox twice | in and let us tell you 
eo é "only one .30 , yS.|young Von McDaniel, the $50,000 [s, andi Cleveland's Kart mn his 
. SIM ROBBINS’ —|itheir manager's straight talk on/317) ‘and just three pitchers wholyous right-hander won his third| Wynn banded the Yankees their | %2 record, losing a tworhlt all about our low-cost Sylvan Glen Golf Course |jthe dangers of “complacency” {have won more than they've lost! . 64 decision over fourth-place| first shutout 2-0 with a four. | shutout in the ninth on singles a oe 
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BETWEEN 18 & 19 MILE ROADS nificant three-game series Mays and southpaw dohmny jsecond place, beating fifth-place fourth place after a 7-2 thumping in the eighth did it against Don | / = 
ROONSSTER, “MICNIGAN At stake is Detroit's precarious] Antonelli, two leftovers from the jhitter. : at ‘Washington. peyedeis: | ee = a 
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SCREEN 72 for their seventh defeat in 
a 10 games on this unhappy tour 
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DOORS Jono, oe poe of his last five decisions fojowing| $ 95 a six-game winning streak, will 
- try to realign the record tonight! . 
2 under somewhat auspicious cir- 
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orn in a 3 ° aa killer winning five straight against ; 
Detroit before the tide was turned, . 
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Dixie Hwy. Drayton Hil iown Monday night just before| stop of the Pittsburgh Pirates is known to go like a bird as he gets off a throw to first to com- : 
* OR 3-5063 Detroit went into a three-game| through many gyrations in a double-play relay. plete a double play against the Chicago Cubs. ; 
—_ with the rg wert Here the sequence camera catches Groat making _ Bucs won, 5-4. A 
= | 4 [eating Washington with grim . : 
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After two superlative perform- 
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ifor jumpers, Master William, the 
      
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SUPPLIES | This test, over 4-feet-6-inch high 
O55, ood obstacles was to the liking of the Master who went the route with- 
WATER. SKI out a fault. He then returned for the night's 
~ EQUIPMENT finale, the Open Hunt's “big jum ing event” to win a jumpoif for 
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- held at the Oakland County Sports- MASTER OF THE JUMPS — A big gray Pontiog Foose Rhote Set ane Nester Joho 
UH men's Club ranges Saturday ‘and| jumper gave rain-soaked horse show spectators He was master of the dozen five-foot high bar- Som cove ad) velondon, 
iSunday, July 20 and 21. ‘one of the DHS’s big thrills of the week, last riers in both the fault and out, and the Open |,, Feult and cut; wep by Master, wit in 1951 by past-presi-| night. Ridden expertly by Hugh Wiley, Master Hunt's “big” jumping. event. The Master won - ye, Hush 73 ; 
Jim Ashmore, the Chief Pon-| William (above, just after clearing a gate) won the last event by a perfect performance in a Deaham up: ~ Re 
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INTIAC 5 SPEEDWAY | {Houston's national chimpions and 
gangling Ernie George of San Jose 
State were the favorites to gain 
But there wasn't a cinch match| 
on the program as eight survivors 
teed off for the first of two-rounds!   
  ff. The 
|match went 22 holes. Watrous Ousts Grace, Later. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, '# this 
Upsets took a big toll 
day in fiery duels that saw nine 
of the 24 matches settled either 
a sudden- hole or in 
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| lst Hit in 11 Tries 
Aaron Gets 
| MILWAUKEE @® — Before yes- 
jterday’s game between Brooklyn 
Milwaukee, three National 
‘League pitchers held the Indian’ 
over the Braves’ Hank)   
  
| Aaron, Now there are two. | 
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minimum of four times — with 
the exception of Brooklyn’s Don 
Drysdale, Philadelphia's Jack San- 
— Al Worthington of New| 
| Drysdale was the Dodgers’ start- 
flexes, espegially when he is up at 
the plate, was easy for Drysdale 
in his first three tr'vs. 
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Kelly, also to Drysdale 
Tighthander Bob Buhl a season 
wor-lost record of 9-2 and a won 
lost record of 11-1 against Brook- 
lyn over the span of two seasons. | 
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Fair Wins 3rd Straight Feature at Motor City’ 
Pontiac’s Joy Fair, scheduled to 
up for the assignment by winning 
his 3rd straight Motor City Speed- 
way feature last night. 
Fair gained the lead on the 
  
  
    
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at Houston July 6. a 
The menceler Texan sulled wit Os, Cott: turned 
ease past two opponents yésterday|° 160.598 m.p-h. in his 
while the two-headed Big Ten|Special yesterday. 
champion picked with him for this tiga Daya cater » hb 
year’s Walker Cup team fell in|*@ve that they are 
bell of Purdue, never ' 
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: ; m, 1,)0. Ptereal (6), (2) and) > Bhortstop—Dark (100), Reese (7), Me- ie Wertz} gan. There wae wey Uttle qe Cee a tne a Philley ih Usher ay,” ’ _ Millan “(a Logan (2h), Groat 18), : 
starting tien about the rest of the NE | 4 a, oad Rebinsen ae a ee ee Wit Bauer (11), emer wh, Bpeneet i) and -Bcho- : 
er aw Berra (120), M 119),| Left field—Robl 150), 4), : starters, The majority had start- icharéeen {2 Gardner (2), Rétech (1) Coteher Berta 1120), Meuse itis). Bg seiasen (100), Mose (48), 
_. Williams—was the individual | ing jobe sewed up cariy. 3rd base— (100), Kell «G11, Me-| Hf. Smith (2) Megan (B) and Wilson (2). Thomson 2) and Walle it) t Pe f a _ | i oo ai }, miger i = 
leader throughout the poll held-| Results of the poll for Both | eeeees Gatias 1s). A. geaitsy (2), Bores| Ist base-Munial (906), Modges (26)./Bell (18), Ashburn (8), Bruton (1) and VOU NEVER HAD .* ing a slight edge on Mantle, All will be announced official-| (2), Raines (2), Lopes (1), Hatiield «*, Klusewski (as) Fondy 110), Adcock «#).|Virdon (1), VODKA 80 C008 4 positions were decided early with | * Rival Managers Philips (1) and Pinigan #1). Lockman @), bong (1) and Crowe ol) Right fleid—Aaron (168), Purillo (22), 
heating his nearest competitor » Lo 2. Alston will name yale laammcamaidiiagd Pry; cag oe og mad ar ep ag rth i : 4 } i | ‘, . i m- “ateher «- * . ¢ 
Rey Slevers by over 71,000, Welt Alston will nome ' Writtams 11840), Maxwell; ner 163, ‘OCennell iB) ana Beker (3) lies Lopata #13), Bo Smith (10), Cran ARROW LIQUEURS CORP., Detroit 7, Mich. 
y @ » jtheir pitching staffs that day. _lagsi, moso (5), Sievers (4) and) Ird beke—Mathews (109), Bover (56) dall (@), Walker (2), Katt (2), Fotles 80-100 Proof, Distilled ¢ Grai 
Bertola was the only Tiger be- AMERICAN LEAGUE — wD. 1, Tutte PARES G8), Hak. 12th. Jones, 1), Neal, «2). Lanarith (1, Sernl a) and Bure 7100 Proof, Distilied from Grate : sides the Kaline-Kuenn duo te fst base—Boone (127), Werts (08)> Center | field—-Mantie (213), tile (1), Kenn a) e ee 1). \ geass (1). . > ee 
votes. . 
Area residents picked the Nation- 
al League. group exactly as it ts 
expected to take the field at Sports- Ae 
man’s Park next month. ~ Besides : ~~ 
Musial, there are Red Schoen- UW. 
dienst, Al Dark, Ed Mathews, 4 Frank Robinson, Willie Mays, : 
Falling short on the Tiger dom- 
inance, Milwaukee placed three in 
the senior circuit. The Cards and 
Redlegs added two men each and 
New York one. 
The big battie in the National 
League has been at shortstop : 
where Dark and Rey_McMillan |— 
r have been involved In a two-man 
struggle since the balloting be-   assured Kaline, Kuenn, Fox, Wil-   
, U. 5. Netters vs. Aussies WIMBLEDON, Eng. (INS) — 
Three of America’s surviving four- 
some collide head on with, Austra- 
lia's big guns today in the fourth 
round men's singles of the All- 
England tennis championships. 
Only seventh-seeded Herb Flam 
of Beverly Hills, Calif., missed alg. . |Heavy Tonight, Sunday   
City Softball Activity 
Pontiac State Hospital clashes 
with Dostal Foundry at 7 o'clock and Eddie’s Bar faces Louie's 
Tavern at 8:30 in City League 
softball. games tonight at Beau- 
dette Park. Thursday night’s 
scheduled four-game was 
postponed because of rain. 
  
      
  
  
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 *. ae —/\ tw) THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957" | ee TY 
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ray o! Gains. | MARKETS |Rye Holds Bak|/Feye Are Pot-O-Gold Ansu ee ee ay : ee ] ata ad men - - , : 7 £4. a . eae ee / Se _ at = ww 
a ld If § f ins se The following are correct an-| E. (9) ADMIRES, Whether an; J. (20) SPECIFIC, An explicit, Q. (33) TAKE-OFF.’ Revengelit is useless to speculate how lis” DETROIT PRODUCE ee The f cuties easel aes at swers and explanations to the Pot-jart lover Acquires — gets intojdefinite plan for settling inter-|would be if one of ajcreator Defines it. He makes no 
: feat. : fancy, 1.00; puzzle which appeared injhis possession — a painting en pene woes ewe nr are ek ee Cae eet 6 ee eee NEW YORK w—The stock mar-|erats, Cinltiy Mowat ptt, 2tat.| CHICAGO w — All grain futures|iast week’ not, if he ADMIRES it, he willjcomed by everyone. Pacific, or ’ suggests “with the mon-|But one proven. Sy ket resumed its advance early to-|$24, i007 es only, brought to ine lexcept rye moved fairly a Aiiweee eee Orn se plans are impractical/ey.”) A Rake-off, ‘or commission, |SIGNS i wen oe in his growers sharply in-extremely active buying “because they assume the co-oper-jis usually pre-arranged when fashioning such moderate by them : . . day in issues ahead from ag AY tate, and short covering on the board she takes ation of nations eat ate fatl Ro cp Pando A PARADA ity. 2: 
tensa te ences’ a point. fereten Berawtartien “tinct eis estat trade today. preety 7. an ro ree ianee an| Pacific at all, but aggressive. [may be a line of marchers, not| T. (40) LITERAL. A legal tech- 
The opening was fairly active,|srevverrics, tency, 1-00 36-0 erate: | pushed a ae w iaebe ; drastic|military dictator with another. The K. (1) SOOPE. A reyorter who|in costume at all, or even in uni Rcaty ls prevedted samy 8 oe 
ava wore toned veviptiped. Tit. /“faeu novo cents & bude at tines. Crop word ere implying punidhmen; gw re thee an & thea, but vn fie Tange fa develop 2/ DM ee A Chords is, some foptle i the law. A * * & 1, | 1.28-1-75 . also indicate further severe no » pou 2 bag : me is and aircratis were in dele ands No %,280-4.00- Beans, wax, No.1) to thie crop. ; "land the Pewter in them is not|ing; good writing of course is the/@ Parlor game of pantomime|“tberal ‘interpretation does “not 
mand and a bit higher. Railroads ‘eppea Mo.'t,'2.0-280bu-| “The rainfall, which also eaptain used kind that wine prizes, A reporter's|where words are acted out by gee-/sheee, On So Oer rather duet the . Broceoli, No, 1, 2.06-2.50 % bu. Ca 9 ° dline tures, and is rarely done in cos-|# ant, also made gains in fair turnover,} No. D isea.te bu. Cabbece, eprouts, heavy in the midwest, caused buy: ship during a hurricane has} G (14) SKIMPED. Cutting down! ScooP 1s @ aed Belek chore eet came: 7 com judee cicanly 
There were some losses among] dos. Celery, No. 11001 86 dor. stalks |29& also in corn and soybeans ake a Valiant course or W&Ylon quantity at meals is the best| it. there is seldom time to worry| S. (37) DESIGNS. Some modern-|*° the law. 
ndnferrous~-metais, - Motors were| Celery. No.’ 1, 5.00-8.80.4 to. 6 dos. erate.| Oats rose in sympathy. Rye dippedjof action — i. e. be very coura- to reduce. If meals -aTe! shout. aaa Reaeientes era: re —— eee 
barely changed. Utilities, encour-|soc-100 dos. bens. Kohirabh No rly on sellin the result will be a more) 1 (23) TALISMAN. An inscribed aged by American Telephone’s eo oe ee tome oe aris 0 administration’s rejection of lowe One can't say that @lravenous appetite for the next det ° . 
comeback, had an array of frac-|1-10 dos. behs. Parsley, curly, No. 1,-s6e-|¥ import quotas for the next two nec-|ones. am or charm, supposed 
1.00-1.25 dos. bes, Peas, No. 1. 4.80-8.00|years, Strength in other grains t always possible to bring good luck is likely to be a $500 D tiopal gains, Most leading oils were| ¥.."” potatoes, No.1, 1.20-1.90 80-16 bag. carted rye upward, how. around the hurricane by a|, 4- 15) LAFER. It's a dismal|gitt; any gift should be selected own hig 5 ec Bedishes, ved. Sener, Oe deg. bake; He. ao moving oo aaarae! fate for a woman to be. married|with care. A Talesman is drawn CIVILIANS 
ee fancy, 1.00 dos. behs; No. 1. %8-86e dos.| wee C. (6) FEATURES. Creatures —|'0 & man imprisoned for LIFE,/py lot for jury service; only if aay | The $6-a-ton average increase | pee an talisa, ho. "39 pa:| Near the end of the first hour|living animals — are of course|Particularly if she does not be-\he is to serve on a case would announced by U. S. Steel, though} squash, summer, No. 1, 21-328. bu eS , ERS FEATURES of the zoo, but a/lieve in divorce. A Loafer may any careful selection be needed. | GLENDALE MANOR 
anticipated by Wall Street, was aj ropsteey hothouse, No; 1, 30032) “ae lnigher July $2.18% corn was % (large zoo has other FEATURES|P4ve 80 much money he has 70! 44 (25) THICKENING. In indus] Stop in to see our new 3-bedroom bullish element. Store sales were|behs, -1 — ate ee re ‘é ag : ‘pill imeaees ta | ciisd! euch as need to work, and many Wives €M/+i41 areas of Calilornis where | brick with country atmosphere. 
reported higher and freight car-| GREENS: Cabbage, oid’ Kele Mot; were % to % fas A pee 67% : joy wealth and leisure. there are factories aid oil-process-| 
promo r ae re pation ae ba. Gorrel, Nan 1. 1,00-1.90' bu. Spinach. |rve was unchanged to 1% lower, D. (7) HANDOUTS, Since most! I. (18) MUZZLING. The manling plants, the SMOG — mixed! $290 Down VETS auam y No, 1, 1.86-1.75 bu. Turnips, No. 1, 1.00- soybe | . thinks know: = nere 
next week's Fourth of July bolting 1 tec AND ‘icin enna, te 101% higher July $2 264, rd pata Mokoea tall cha] eas tries We coun ae ‘oa Heelan = : eecy i amend | _ Anchor Real Estate_ | eed a . Meant a week's vacation for MANY] dive. No. 1, 1.75-2.25 bu. Escarole, No, 1, lard’ was unchanged to 7 eens aler where the exceptions are, Ho-|usually a pompous boor, and any-|Sicke as yet — put it certainly Nerth on Baldwin to Newport & Model , 
in financial circles and there was) 0030) Déituce, Bibb, No. 1100-156 handred pounds lower, July $12.92./b0 Hangouts — camping groundsjone would be delighted to makelisn’t healthful, and residents worry ee nee 
aoa © et oe Pio ‘bu. Lettuce, head, No. Me dite nee me ye nown as “jungles” — are welljhim shut up. There'd be little about its THICKENING. u : . = 3-dos. crate. Let! ces head NG, 1, 2.00 . . established throughout the coun-/pleasure in Puzzling him because! jy (23) MONARCHY. Prior to 
New York Stocks | etuce, ‘Romaine Wo.'t, aot 30 bu Grain Prices try, and all hoboes know wherejhe'd insist that he knew the an-|World War I, almost all countries|] cs [ash iar Guibe te | cane nam (MY AT ever. of Europe hid hereditary’ rulers BIGGER (Late Morning Quotations) eee "| emtcaco. June 24—AP—Open today: now there is quite a group of : 
- + ames ss CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS pay et sar oe £%'GM N M : . former Monarchs, Since, in ; < eses Ei n . 6 spon . a -ecSees « 
Ses By Rat cat Ot mire ateeareige ie te Be le De comure News in Brief site: moercs, tis the system TRADE ase . Man |. 483 ——— dy | Wheat (new) Mareh -:... (72% Of New arture , fi ! 
Allis Chal’ *., 336 jones 3864 oe B ew: 00 Cte; care fe B ov; 09 C(gUy, + vee 21 May. 13 P Oden Ross, 54, of 811 Sterling eel ast tn ways oikae boca 
ron\ pes ee p+ Renncoets -.- MST ries shout otendy: recsipts 10,000;|Ueres, -1.°° Eee Bek”. 0 Lew DETROIT w — Appointment of/Ave., paid a $100 fine instead of |o¢ government. ~ . 
ae See ld pee: 88... 283 wholesale buying prices unchanged to YsiMay . °.:1:. 218 Dee. .”....1. 1.30% Seth H. Stoner as general manager/20 days after Municipal Judge| o (29) PHASES. There will al- ae 
Am Cyan ..... 85.3 TOP Olas |. 10:2 20; mixed 20, mediums 27, standatés 217 |guly-o™... 1.30% “Lara *°* Jot the New Departure division of|Cecil B. McCallum reduced a May| wavs be certain periods in one’s) Am Gos ii. 388 Lip McH&L ...11  |dirties 28; checks 25; current receipts Sept. - sees 132% July. ....... 1287/General Motors was announced to-|drunk driving charge to rec tl . pe n Ay 5 
Am Motors 1. 77 Dinkne aise". ang) 2% Rareh 7°27 £3nte Oa 2 TUE iaelday. The appointment becomes) driving. - tel GS oe) cece ae ; Am W Gas ...0 $82 Loews |. ie ME coon: Cae RS oo Bl cective July 1 than others — more colorful, or 
Am Brett" :: its poriiard-- 38 DETROIT, June = pe 1.0. Dec... ...... 1897 <—e @ - Municipal Judge Cecil B. Mc-|™0re full of hardship. Even well- ‘ 
Am Tel&Tel ..172.7 Lou & Nash . 812), | sav tmebeded) Suderel (otate Callum found Jette M loved Faces grown dim with time. 
Am Tod ..... 724 Mack Trg ... 39.4, Deteesl. cases . Stoner, an engineering graduate|“@#um rson L. Moreau, “F ¥ “5 386 MED stro |. 37.7) Whites: Grade A jumbo 48; extra large Livestock cheer ived his|30, of 73 Elizabeth St., guilty of P. (32) ALLOW. “Forced” to Anaconda. ... 66.4 0% fy H...48 (30; large 35-39; avg. 37; medium of Purdue U: ty, rece alici Gestroction ef ALLOW that a disputed fact is true Armeo oe Hp Merck . Bae | 31-34; wtd. avg. 32%; small 28; grade DETROIT LIVESTOCK — master’s degree in engineering m ous * property that flust red witne: t 
Armet ce °'! 366 Mere Ch & 8 1983/5 large 38: browns: Grade A large 35- and issued Moreau a suspended |™¢@ns ees —s arma Shem) + 106-4139. wea : mediums 32-94: wed IT, June 27 (AP) — Hogs. from the University of Michigan. court is cornered into admitti perme PR bole fan Ma 906 ie ag Se 24. Total weekly,Sslable 100, Butchers 2§ cents lower:|His most recent assignment has|5éntence. it, Avew means to aoa pig 
Aveo Mite 1 E at Ward Bi June - Sos cones. cence ee iota US ae ‘sud’ 3" 160-240" tbe been that of‘chief engineer of New Rummage Sale Saturday 8 tp|ly — hardly the word when a 
Bait ah 212. sos Soler weer! - 39 | "Commercially graded: Whites: Grade A 1 oa 20 ah em ecrten No. n aie Departure, The division operates|12 st, John’s Lutheran Church,|statement is dragged reluctantly Bendix Av 1... 89.1 Me oy |: Pr 1|targe 32-34%; medium 29; browns: Grade|Ibs. 20. few sorted No. 1 210 : Benguet . °... TS Men ete | 55/4 Marge 29-33: 0, 4 and 3 240-300 Ibs. 18.25-/plants in Bristol and Meriden,/ Hill st. —Adv.|out of the witness, Beth Seel ... 48.4 Nat ‘383! Comment: Market firm and short sup-|19.50; No. 3. 17-38: Conn., and Sandusky, Ohio. ——— Boeing Air .... 43.5 Mueller Br ....29. on eggs of all sizes. 160-180 Ibs. 17.50-18.50 ’ : Four Towns Church, Cooley Lake Bohn Alum ,, 23 Nat Dairy — demand is for large sizes. | mixed fo. 1, 2 and 3 300-400 Ib. sows ; 
Beng oer tet Gray og nema, of foe tnd motes red S cae: at Sa ote SCAT, a ors, as = ee | Dory warn’; ui Ret fee... os oh ver moderate and clearing readily compared “inst ok barrows snd gus Signs Consent Decree Cooked Foods, 5:30 p. m. ee) 1956 : ; 
Brat’ My 111.60) Nin M Pw... 3B4\p gee ae mproved i$.s0" cents higher: "weights. over *®0!in, Bus Monopoly Case Four Towns Church, Cooley] EORDS 7 Brun Balke... 65.4 Norf & West 67 . ag im oy | pal cents ——, Lake Rd. Penny Supper, June 29. 
ha 2. 48 Nor Pace’... ata CHICAGO POTATOES ‘around 70 head mixed yea CHICAGO  — Greyhound Corp. Home cooked foods. 5:30 p. m. MERCURYS | Cel Pack |... $1, Nor Sta Pw .. 161 AGO, June 28 (AP)— Potatoes incluged in pts; early, trade, on! 4 the government have signed —Adv. | 
cae eene Shia SH. mem as stp rey Ben, demon ioe ce "urd ter tay |@ consent decree designed to end LINCOLNS |] — V SR Eeey Bt press, MOL, Sealropmieg ew. acta Ue, Mantis tetas, ee, cea alleged monopolistic practices !8 Spending for Fun and TV SHOP Geter Prac... 902 PAR, A.W Air 182/xet for Long Whites slightly weaker. for| tna cutters 1.001688: vtility end com- 6 « NEW YORK—Americans are ex] LARRY JEROME 422 West Huron Street - Phone FE 4-1133 Cen Ill Ps ... 274 param Pict. 35.2| Long Whites 3.40-3.60; California mercial bulls 1€.00-18.00; individual bulls pected to spend. more than two 
oll Ai "SG Parke Da... $45/Reds 3.65-3.78. iG Gouna last week; fed steers and General Motors ewes billion dollars more for recreation Rochester Ford Dealer PARK FREE i ER a se Det, heifers around $0 cents higher {named as co-conspirator but not)” “io5) than they did in 1950, a 
Cites Bre. $84 Repat Cola 2. 223 uP mare on, choice grade: sows steading @ defendant in the action in| n O00! “a. 2 -OL 1-9711 Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 P. M. D -- 4 priser ....... 88 Poultry "tooaee Court rday om aot ae aaa eer cee Se Sus. Dect Court yesterday. facteg Cote - oy ieee oo eee ‘ DETROIT POULTRY high choice to low prime 1000-1150 1» | A separate civil anti-trust suit 
Gat A +-- Hi} phil’ Pet .... 48 | DETROIT, June 28 (AP)—Prices paid| steers 94.25-24.75: most good to low). in Detroit against GM 
Gomer ed 22 3 Mis 7 pear | a poand tnd, Dasrett tor Mo. 1 qual-|tansard 11.0-30.50; mest choice $e- charging it with monopoly in the | 
Cm Boom ea he Oo 1. cet mony hens 18-20; light type, 12-| tee Thoice #10 ib hetfers $9.26: manufacture of intercity buses _—— Conmim Pw" 431 Pure Oil. ... 444/14; beavy type broliers or (2ie_|Righ choice #10 Ib. helfers 3.38; good haces? 
Con Pw pi id 014 RCA... <2" 38 [3% Teak; Gray Creseee 24-38; Barred 00 9%, ae e-32-98; Greyhound is as co- | 
Con Pw of 4% 8:7 Stl... 88 . S&S area | ta 50-18 80: eel reg 11,00- |conspirator but not a defendant Cont Bak .,.. 317 Rex Drug |.. 6.7 t: quiet. Receipts light | 14-80-15 00 ro Bs Cont Can .... 47 M 61.1| and te carryover stock of besvy |13-00: few 18.28; cutter 15.00-16.00; /in that action. = a SAoood a Rey Tob B moe ana cleccing. Rainy weether y ayimost tar werage gncice giacker — a we be 
eeuee 8 nee . ate i 23.00; CHIG. | 
Copper 3 Rae". 304 Revel Bas, ... 3 rare FE nerally Fle mage CBee | a ised choles 733 ib. feeder bere ‘Court. for the County of Oakland, 
Hooker Nal - $i Jos Lead .. 33 Calves. Selable 18. Steady today; com-|~ "4 the matter of the petition concern- aeuie t St pad Dees Seat pared iast week hy vy Bt Spratt, minor. yaw ap i aaer 
Dis C Seag .. 296 sead Al RR .. 33.1 agpceag egitim paola ogg ge Sm ge ty ie og — 
Doug Aire .:. T8 Sears Roed .. 38 ||, CHICAGO, June 28 (AP) Live poate ford 16:00-30.00; uslity 15.00-18:00; culll “Petition having been filed im this Pe Pont. tery Snell Ol! ..... Oe-eisendy ye : heavy hens] 10.00-15.00 / Court alleging thet the present where: | Pant ant xcic iggy Simmons ..... 43 |Duying | prices Unchonsis; old roosters! Sheep. Galadle nove. Nominally stesdyisnouts of the father of said miner child Past Kod ....1103 Sinclair ...,.. 64.3 . ~ today; compared’ lest week; receiptsisre unknown, and the said child has, 
PE Aue be pay CORY .-20.. 09.5/1913- seasonally small; sisughter lambs and/vicietead a law of the Gtete, and that, 4; bao +++: AF gou Pac . 43.2 ewes stent: few comes sae rime st, |enld child chould be pinced under the: Ales sh s-* @qg Sou Ry ..... 42.2 Ib. erty: ys 22.50; and choice | jurisdiction of this Court. | 
Frie RP.’ 377 ‘Sperry 22.6 +4 lots 20.00-22.00; few utility and good/""1a'the name of the Of the State > 
proto Ry Sear 7). EAmings Be ety a So can thos et, Maen Ze" ga a ne rina usch “ene Std OM Ind :. $35 slaughter ewes 4,00-8.00. be held’ at the Qetiand County Service 
Preent aul “1.110 pti S-1 . 59.4 BETHLEHEM, Pa, @—Lehigh CHICAGO LIVESTOCR West Blvd. in the ity ‘of Pont ac | 
Cuvdner Den’, 487 Stud-Pack ... -6.8|University reports that engineers|_ CHICAGO, June 27 (AP)—Satable hogs /‘Aid County, oni ths, toe, SOY ane Tore: | n Rak *"9@ Sun OM ..... %7 7,500; slow, 25 to as much as 80 lower| 9907 { you are hereby commanded Gen Dynam .. 89§ Suther " 42.4|recently graduated started workjon bu mentty socund 3 lower | Doce. at cald beering 
Bet Bee) Riustoee, Salat an average, salary of $45 alftyr'fntnca flat, sect ctphce|-,eoee tomar teat Ecce! Gen Mille’... $0.1 Tex O Bul... 973/month. -science demand; No. 2-3 190-325 lb. ralcutvicn bereot, Oy puuliention of © 0007 
Mi 43 Textron ...... 13.7 averaging $391 a month. 19.00/20.00; few lots early 20.35; few to said bearing in| 
Shoe ... 26.2 homp Md .- 733 ate < *- € oe “sah, tees, wotents, 20.00-0.80:; The Foatias Press, ® newspaper printed 
gn te Gas $3 fren wean ite No. 2-3 230-250 Ib, 19.25-19.75; Mo. 2-3/924 aretates  Seoaebte Coe Arther a| Ginette ‘* 411 Transamer .. 37.1| However, the 1957 class placed/a¢0-200 tb. 18.75-19.25; small volume, Witness, the, Court, in the City; 
Goebel Br .... 42 Twent-Cen ... 37.5 seventh when asked to list|mostly, 2 390-310 Ib.” 18.25-18.60; larger /S/°D Cio se .a*Chunty, this 20th day ch... TEA Onderwd ..... 32.7) Money lots mized grades 340-400 Ib. sows 16.25-|0f Puntied 1 Missy 7” Goodyear ‘... Bf On Carbide 120 what influenced them most fn/1¢.%; few No. 1-2, 300-328 I. 17.80-/08 June A-D~ “ARTHUR ®. MOORE, | 
Grated a8 Gan "Re iia” #q|Pickng Jobe. The seniors lsted in| Matias” stue™nahr env: 26, aul(® HH SPP any 5 VabaasenN Gt No Rv ... 444 Unit Aire... evijorder: Type of work ‘offered, }0-| slaughter classes active; steers steady to Deputy Probate Register, Ct Wert S... 31 Onit Pru't ... 48.1/eation of company, reputation, |strong: few sales 28 to 80 higher; heit- Juventie Divisi Quit O15 On Gee Cp lm ’ ers fully steady; cows steady to 28 high Sune 38, "37 Hersh Choe .. $8 TS Rub ...., 483/traini program, interviewing jer; bulls 26 higher; vealers firm: stock: 
Fementk 0. 383 Us Teo...) $44{Policles, size of company apd fi- |i, “Prime 1050-1180 To. steers 24.90-|, STATE OF MICHIGAN In he, Soe" Fooker El... 33 Van Raat. 96 |nally salary. / 25.00; good to, a choice _21.50-| date Come vision TM Gent... 83.1 West Un Tel | 184 f 24.25; load of standard and good 1150 Juvontie Pisatter of the petition cen- Th@uet Rey .. 275 Weste A Bk | 206 -/ Ib, 21.00; toad of choice and prime! 7 tne, mace Campbell, minor. | tag Ee « 80.4 West FI - 64.5 oj : { mixed steers and hetfers 24.75; few) noe io. 1 j 
Insolr Gop... 444. Wilson & Co. 18" Methodists to Celeb ate Seinity tows 14.00-18.80: peniagretal cows — father of said child. | 
Interlak 1.21.7 Woolw . 414 Birth of Charles { _ |18.00-16.00; canners and cutters 12.00-| Petition that the present where- | int Bus Mch “330-4 Yale & Tow. 33:3/01 ° Wesley 14.78: few Nght canners 11.50 down: | Croats 7 ther cf said minor] ' 
t Mick 1043 Zenith Red . 117 / mm — The|food and choice  veslers 18.09-23.00: [child are. w ont me ee ° int Paper ,,.103.2 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (® culls down ; has violated « law ae Cc * 
STOCK AVERAGES ley. will be celebrated this year at] nM ..4 feeding the “poopie, of the| ° 
NEW YORK, June 38-—(compiled by|the 45th annual’ meeting of ‘The| salable on said petition Windows Ne es cop nonce Methodist Church's Southeastern|stes¢y_ the Oakland ‘County| 
~< pna2%. nalf otf seoffs|Jurisdictional assembly. at Lake|oia crop lambs Court “House Annex , 
rt chone +9 wird +.¢| Junaluska, N.C. few Soult to Mon. the “sr vee | eet @ 182: re “nine o'clock in the een ° Ree" “ined Bt BE B41 ewocdy hymn fetal wil belie, eh ts “deity Neo | Our Dowtown Elevator-Type Windows Week ago .0++. 3088 133. 2 181-4\held to Wesley, who wrote personally at Month ago 44..270.3 125.5. 77.2 184.3 Ww , 1 Year sine. 2611 140.7 73.4 182.8/MOre 6,500 hymns. Wesley's to make persona’ ; ; . 1067 Wigh ....,.275.6 1347. 778 1864| brother, John, founded Methodism.|Job Accid summons and np 1987 Low ,,....240.6 118.4 72.2 168.0 . publication of « High "",." 276.3 158.1 7.9 191.5|Thé hymn-writer’s birth will be said hearing Low .,....244.0 126.2 69.6 171.6/ celebrated by Methodists and other Press, _ el . 
“ - denominations around the world . Hnerable “arthur”. | : ) 
(CG. 3, Nephier Co.) this. your. , as eS seid County, thie 26th ee During the past two weeks our curb banking windows were unable to operate due to the 
Figures after decimal points = eighths ARTHUR E. MOORS, | installation of a new sidewalk. This job is mow completed and once more our two windows 
ov ae ae :' v NO, | are operating . . . we're ready to serve you better. 
Sree: a HAT’S MY L To ee | @. ts Om Chem. Gos.” 94 8 vw Bo . June 28, °¥.| We Thank You for Your Patience During This Construction Howe! Baga Each word is related MICHIGAN—In_ the Pro- . Featovaey Mi Pred. Cor 88 scramble os few os possible to guess my the County of Oakland, | DRIVE UP and BANK With COMMUNITY 
Toledo maison Go... .-138 Bs 138 eppears under errew, reading "of. the con- | : ; 
Wayne 8. Products. © 2 1H Aha. 06:0 6 68 6 688 Leonard “miner. | , . 
*No sale; did and asked. : Mildred Boone, par- | 5 ] 
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The NATO Allies have been re- ram. ‘Set | Pin atte = “|ported weighing a plan for U.S. ear tusinenions guiaiea tt 
{pile (Amsertom atomic inctade } lectares oa safety rules, heads, to given to the Allied jhikes tours in many factories. 
Bivecd on Outcome | oops instantly in. case of war. aggre weg Sapredent yong 
of London Conference, |This would sidestep U.S. “laws children by chartered bus. ee “hief— _|that prevent the handover of) | "The newly-elected officers of the. 
~——Defense” Chi Says” Americen nuclear weapons tp foe- Eagles are Don Coffee, ‘president 
ee eign powers. and Ernest Holler, vice president. — . BONN, Germany 8 — Defense|_ The chaplain is William Mackay 
Minister Franz Josef Strauss said Pontiac C. of C. Manager tg — 18/and secretary is Duane O. John 
ead that the success or failure’ Attends -Y.S. "Institute = of-men : Nick Ruftatto will be the treas- 
would decide -whether West Ger-|. William L. Belaney, assistant] _ ae ee es many arms with atomic weapons.|Pontiac Area Chamber of Com- " “During the year there will be |Guard ce an aueae 
aaa ee ee merce manager, this week has . baseball, plenics, Boy and | — sone te the Cha 
4 Strauss said this in an inter: pearance sh egg tine Statler Hotels Sued son formas hen the clergymen Rubber. Check. Fine. tim gut othe, charge st feet fo thhaerdlean doran sewed ee _—— view asthe Soviet Union warned _lattended @ convention in Dallas. him "$25. j tect Grants West Germany that atomic arma-|igan State University. DETROIT .m— Five Detroit Paid by Same Method. . Russell made out a check for| F *utdoor fun, Morin said, — /Phoenix-Project Gra ment would déom any hope of The institute this year is the first), filed a $50,000), 7 the amount. Greco, with a shrug, *. "4 2% ANN ARBOR w@ — The Univer- 
German West Ger-|of three year courses attended by|Negro clergymen , indi / RIVERDALE, N. J. @—J. 5 ‘new isity of "s Memorial- I a exports abot 25 million accepted it. The Eagles are a new|sity Michigan ; man officials rally dismissed|Chamber of Commerce and trade/damage tn ih US. District Court| Pounds of tea annually to the U. 845-,Russell of Pompton Plains was clubhouse on M59 near Cr Phoenix Project, devoted to peace- 
4 the Soviet note, GAivered 0/0 ization executives ' ee te ce ce 5 here yesterday on a) Four steam catapults on the;Lake road, with recreation facili-/ful use of atomic energy, has ‘ Bonn’s ambassador in Moscow|the. country. It is each|Thursday. |The suit charges a) In contrast, India exports abot 366|charge of issuing bad check for|. S. aireratt carrier Saratoga can|ties om the grounds Al > made 11 grants to faculty mem- i yesterday, as another attempt to|year by the United States Cham-|Statler Hotel in Dallas, Tex., re-| million pounds of tea annually to|$200. launch four armed interceptors'has been volunteer help from the|bers for nuclear research. The a swing the election of = new par-/ber of Commerce smth: rela ec sees a . Magistrate John Greco found/within sixty seconds. | also donated the/grants totaled $30,382. 
: igs Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Female 7) Work Wanted Male 10| Building Service | 12| Furniture Refinishin ainting & Decor Contracts, 32 E Death Notices = A npn | nnn é ure Refinishing 164 | Painting & Decorating 20/Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. s t The Pontiac Press MECHANIC EXP, MEAT WRAP NEED-|2 MEN DESIRE WORK OF ANY | CUSTOM STONE & BRICK work, | ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY. VAR- _ : cash LAND CONTRACTS. 
ia a ca Spies | FOR WANT ADS j) EEO AERISISSuG| ell th ae SSE aeceg wom ner =| outa ream | Ee | nae! Nrosteae g| Sete ee "Re i DIAL 3181 EXP SWIRT PRESSER—PROS. | pope oe __| eases paneled ‘Ubraries arden Plowin Seem we ones ~ | Mite ‘Adamet dear father of Mrs. FE 28181 | | OPENING "FOR “SALESMAN OR | “perity ‘Shirt Uni ee ae AUDITOR Goer OR GENERAL | Sore, fttures. weansoable. ay ae. sits, Haast" Fitte "Se ‘CASH a ~* Harry Smith, Mrs. Oliver Walker between 30 end Gf yeors of age. feb Bir-| Age 36. Prefer Ponting area. OR | CEMENT aga Te sor. —_ ha Tt. 7a Se. _ Jr, and Charles Adams Jr. Fu-|) From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Must have good car and embition. | _ 3.5504, EDENS Lie D | Pi dirt, “alee Pare IN A FLASH neral service will be held Satur- Earnings paid in advance. Work “Exp. Cashier AUTOMATION SERVICE & TOOL | walks & es. Driveways. | gp Television Service 22 day, June 29, at 1:30 p.m. from All errors should re small towns in radius of 150 miles machine wiring. Kd Murray. FE | Free i 7 cre ensonable ALL POWER L! ; the Funeral Home immediately, The of home. Our trax in 00 oid ene, MEAT WRAPPER -0657. es. Plowing, discing, ‘eveling & load-| COPENRAVER'S RADIO & Tv| FoF land contracts, see as 
ficiat in White ae strong and does busi} Must in. person. -Food | AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER | Sener woe WORK o1 aL KINDS. re = rebels, 006 Wy. Huroe. Might serv-| years service to Chapel . Mr. will) } thas te cancel the - 2. =. en : scale. | “Town Super’ Market. 1200 Bald- Res cat a work, New & repair,| MU 4-0563. EM 3-8654. BLOWING feo _cajls. FE : ell and “lentele. 
EY Sparks-Griftin ‘that Serkan oF Ge tee aot ela wanes fete | atin + ence artes’. _ FS 3a. “CEMENT & “& BLOCK ~svel ' Price ree ve cesen |” per einee Pee . ; pe gh Hydrotex Fm Daas «+= Ear * GENERAL | HOUSEWORK, Live | BOY 4 DESIRES SUMMER “on i ; re TN. STRAEA A ohnson oS ment which bas been ren- P.O. Box 362, Dallas, Texas.| ‘2 children, exp. & ref. neces-| _work of any kind. FE 2-4035 ba We Bd tt er ati arin: | SURRANTERD NY ~ Nee Ec wecinaten On| 0 ore “Wee” 4 “REAL ESTATE aS lon “a ay let TR a | ee nee Sats oo te ya a DOW'S : LTOR fords ‘age 83; beloved father of are made be sure to get SALESMEN work “days learnt & & x = r FE baa. =piosches. ve pam | —RADIO & TY 121 8. PARES ST: 1704 8, Telegraoh RA. 
Bars, Mele Bergin; dont srotmer| f 2ierga til Sumber” Bet! we nocd 3 cnlesmen. Exp. pre| able. Give description a, Senge U2Z SAW. CHAIN SAW & TREE |CEMENT is OUR enna | sy Agencies 17A Typewriter Service 22A | — Let us 
: ‘Tuite bald Sunday, June 30, 0t|¢ Tenemt & an degen A cnet een | ee en = Se 2 CUSTOM HOMES Represented Co.'s. | TYPEWRITERS TERS & ADDING MA 2S] ep So se = 5 ; ov omes. Pensa —— you =a 2pm. trom the ‘Mabiey Closing time tor advertise. Plenty “leads. Unlimited earn PART time 2 BEAUTY OPERATOR | CTMENT ou a aatpenies “rruck oaT rWALE re ot ea Laat ai * ‘Austin. oak Agenty = FFinting and ‘Otie Sup ert.) Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
a Robert Harrison ting. In-| 9 frger than ‘Tessier, agate RRY E. ADAMS CO. | dovsex: 3 BO ey et Free estimates. OR ye Sea. After 67a Fe ¢on2 woe iene “Open Eves “Til $:30 
Mr Glssple wil lie tn state, ai pig AT, ES Eves. ‘til © Bun. 1 to $| Work. Middleaged. 5% days week.| after Spay mnt: Cell FES iF Nataticliamaniibal x er_ Cass Upholstering 23 SREDUTE Cael POR Baur. ; the asad Puneral prev: : r W. Huron 8t. PE 4-456] 20 Judson. —_ CARPENTRY. NEW e REPAIR, “estimates PE §-4438. INSURANCE = : a contracts, Or have 
E a wet. many li fe cancelled up to 9:30 Pend : / cook and laundress, 5% da “start EXP. MAN WANTS YARD & GAR- ries rpening® also mise ‘tools. INSURED BY PHONE Salt Cr 7 Lake nd. EM | K. L. empl leton, Realtor GREEN, JUNE-26, 1967, 19 the aay of eCenlor ences. Write Box 1 oe were OF 3-86 344 Cottage. PE 31322 Nichohe & Harger ‘Co. MB 2339_Orchard FE 4563 : Sart Oe: eitee iichard and] q %* first insertion, _Pre = CABINE) MAKER AnD Re | SLECTRICAL WIRING, TICENSED | 3 W. Huron " g #183 |g ,THOMAS UPROLSTERING = MORTG 7CES a 
BREE see | Structural |See srce  et—aegoer pace PRES uarins | RRR, Ferre | become sear BS (coh aan go : ; - r : A ' —Spreeds. Your material, PE 55797 S d ons er lice Valauette, Pu-|f Mises 1-Day 3-Days ¢-Days manent. Call Sat. Harbor, te housepainting, lawns & odd jobs.| _Se* the Yellow Pages. PE greet. | De Yeu feel mesrance peor? Cal B.D, CHARLES ontt,S, Telegram will bP Ae! Satur- a 6 on 62.76 ' 4-7821. FE 5-316. FLOOR SANDING NE EW aie a ok veer Aa Lost & Found 24 Farm Leen 
day. June 29, at 2. *s ; 3 = ; eo En ineer noua R FOR 3 ADULTS. EX-SERVICE N WITH 2°YRS.| old. Sanded and OR | _@ payments. ; “2 eon ete ree FE 
fav. pel Tort officiating. Ya xe va 1 g ESR sduse be meek olee: tind’ Pe 'see nn) TOE Of 8Or ook Tae aaRonNo ae Ta a ae ot aia eet oe OVER $1,000,000 Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. 6 270 10 . References re-| HOUSEPAINTING WID~ BY COL hp gga dll og FE ¢-3535 After 5, FE 2-4353| Chetolah Beach. Reward. FE! avaiiab a GL Mantsan Puncral Home |) 3 he east - ire We uate, howseteaper ie sonable. Par 9-2608 JE Site or rE ate, Lost: PARAKEET Kate Hewett, Gal : oe” Oe 4364. iF YOU-WANT A REAL-JON-OF | Eck RAY BED. REPAIR.) Laundry Service 18|“Ona"atnera Badeee wi| re Bt, _. wre Datel Bee Out , No INSURANCE GIRL g; wall washing. rig clean-| carpentry. ‘house raising, founds- teanyeon. Pe 130. i 6380 Detroit 8t., ¢ _- gees ee tag A FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- | spar po —— UICK: ACT ION 
i ee Fer esseer. te. Bs) Country Club Gas, prmare now working but | dove reasonable, Guaranteed. Call “Pootioe Laundry, PE | “QST) DOBERMAN, 12 TRB OLD.| w contracts ot ress win “ brother of Help Wanted Male 6 : I y rate fire and au take short- == z G AR AGES ace GgRT Line PLAIN OR RUF. Lost: BLACE TERRIER. a e ble “aucounts clot waiting for 
:. hand, type and file? Not over | CARPENTRY % YRS. EXPERI- fen. Pastiniy SLAIN OR RUP- | “Drayton A&P. Reward. OR 3-4645 site a T ONCE tenden ae | aepren ABP meware with you. Ask for Mr. 
Fare " ps ae ae Estate Salesman to — . ioe a se recent photo. phi iter ser & repels. ee a satisfaction * . eee, Phone we 34 sat, ve —o ane pO FE : 
fer, Merit Munewr otcatne | gone or po. oe etl le, No | Sos St Retis Srec. °F" | cawns MOWED VETERAN wits | CuNtta “MSs ool | Landscaping ISA) Micuens sandal Reese teagee.| 1. H. BROWN, Realtor ' Interment tn Lake Ceme- ac jor Mr. LADY TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK w a e STRAYED FROM 46 E. PIKE. | 13602 w. H Ph. 2-481 : ey La mepae pr 2° * mn ey GAYLORD Swimm’ Pool & some one Fos! vomen in the aan Wane tata We Wonk. MOW- ge ~ od PE ease L.A. Youn “4 pranieed setiierion a Expert pay foot, Reward. FE oa. Evenings so On foe , until noon Eynday ot which time 136 E. Pike st. > Realtor g Ws 7; ip Gennwenme barne at & setding. Call OR’ 3-5121.| “Ger OUR BID ON HOUSE trimmed or removed. Pree wat H & a aA WE NEED 
Mie in state, Puneral arrangements CADY non oT HOUSEEEE. | Teed drivin wan OT, "8 WORK~GENERAL MASO wry |41 TREE SERVICE. (PETE'S) eros ogres tract Saf Frm 7 the, baing- er en badly, will take an UP TO} Removal and ~rimming. ; Hayden Hal 8. r. 
_ Home, Otisville, Michigan. «7 , BUT nights” 3 ae 6Ge /bems some ‘constrection cea io ee 71-8664 a eens TO PAY. - estimates FE 5-350. eS eee 2 ops aag att tien. FE 00ul. Ho citige- ceded work. . : : UILDING SERVICE| Ai KENTUCKY BLUE SOD. dtc STO MOODT, ANN (NER MULDER) 1810 hours unlim:ted "apaty oui LADY 38-55 MASON WORK. STONE won | PE 2-700 Eves, OR 3-2278 “yt, Bel Crooks Ra. TW S1ive | Lawrence PE Fieie = dC gAYDEN, Realtor 3 Haynes St., Birmingham. wife Huron, between 10:30 & 12 White Chapel Cemetery Associ. aes <4 GUARANTEED = BLL = FE 8-041 : Harry; mother of Judy Ann, ation has an opening for s Se ee lade: = 1918, Marsh, Notices & Personals 25 4 Harr XH, * sister Pormansat weil paid position & op-| Signitied etiey “indy td ‘seh’ oS | wORTE LIKE ODD JOms OF ANY | 28 ©: ge Ace-Hi Landscaping Pat re __ Wanted Real Estate 32A 
d i ra Jean Cor! we dave ‘an im immediate te opening Fraintalsing” high * professional tate oF | Lpreapects, Real se os y piRMNg rigon Laying Bedding. weedkilling. | mainte A Ree bette ee ; nelia . young The anaiy-| standards. rojecta hort nance. Pree est OR 3-2860. a Service Monday, July 1, ati pm.| Sy 4.4 gation work hattensing ‘uahere’ with "sreaent| Gully. meratngs tin bonus. gueci | Work Wanted Female 11 | one surtboaina custom BULLDOsING YARD — & Burroughs Aves, BUY, SELL OR TRADE : from eno? a Eirmingham.| video 0o interes g beginning inance of institutional work, average over $135 per week. Car | — | Mg sq - gee PT. | “driveway grading. Back fites — Bute tee?” to consult George ; __Home, 143 Oakland, itieouen log —— & a4 U0 Tews 17, YR. OLD GIRL DESIRES Ba. inf ie iva me a. ae — n AEROTRED KNAPP se) equities aaa fimo ben and 
i HTENGALE. s week. NDSC. PING, 
—— 3185 Heastwood, Dr. Aven gastes aes be | Heensed te Phone Mrs. Bowditch for appoint “farang eapericace, Box i. ne EL HONING’ 9A BUSHEL er Mr a aay You. a Ph PRICE, to grew. Pinisy precing oben ms Pia OES GEORGE BLAIR ~- | . i belo ent. con’ ¥ ept : : bonded, seeding. P & annual flow. | 4070 Al R: OR 3-1502 { ie AS Michigan. pyould be permanently | tm confidence. MGMT CURB GIRLS WANTED, _ Bian - 2 day service. FE ineured. agriaine thee cement = eg, 1 oe Pests) a a t wouan WEED. | (596 Dinie Hwy. rag, OF 1281 na Mae Kennedy: vast or .over. s re GOOD WORK large or too small. Por quality ; M I en = Gertrude Koch end Fay Keller. of application in- Mom's Drive-In, 2201 Haggerty references up & delivery were, Cail neyaend W. ‘Com- co LET LA f bet? R = rE 
13 rang, June at Tp _from| “catjon, alaryexpecea, aeons SMITH Ei emaleeabaent emit SESmY ecatee ce weng | HLL: MONING: CMO PRES GR | ASO SOUTR ACTOR SOUR eee er Feat | A eee al IGASH FOR YOUR A the radiey  H ao - yt A. ephone number. Reply ’ at es ime. Call TO WORK | one load. 1 day service, FE 4-384i.| man, 20 vrs. SY ‘Brick work, removals. Ph. PE 8-6593 OR we ~ KJ eat oan a Le {HOME OR EQUITY 
‘ ae TARAPATA, |~eanrtivn wore | Aon Sees | Se ee | Ee oan | & tae Sees Je 00-2 eee Fa ee ete career are | SRD aE | SREP EEE? |" In Debt? _| Sah aria ates _Funeral_Home, Auburn, Heights. _ sonable, : a Oeae. our proper : = Buick. 1A ORION MacMAHON for ambitious with anys FE e - PUMP SALES AND SERVICE, 34 . Jn its $: ‘ per- painting. ¢ exp. PE 8-i0e5,| 2 you rre having trouble meeting a. W. Huron STEVENS, JUNE 21. 1987, CHARLES TOOLS. OF sonality & poise, Work 3 hrs, | DEPENDABLE GIRL is WISHES | br. service. FE 3-2065. anytime. our ents, see us today.| 5t.. a2 venings & Gundays 2 HL, 200 B. Pike Street. age 40; be-| WORK. 22411, Inc STZ", Rare Se much ce sled | baby, sitting days oF eve. vic. |S. G SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING. NURSERY 80D =D OR N CREDIT CoUNsEt-| _PE or FE ¢48i3. 4 loved f Hovede Suevses: . CR Reet Car, Be cessary.| Drayton Piains, OR 3-4056. sanding and finishing. Phone FE | * isia. Top soll fura. 2-2659.| OFS, Inc. 41% 8. Saginaw above| WILi BUY OR LIST YOUR 4 beloved som of SS; father of Dave >} BENCH R04 S ADAMS RD Wasa or 61082, § DEPENDABLE Hic HGH SCHOOL NEW LAWN ee Oakiand Theater “EE 80456. . property Purct waiting, | rand Stevens; dear father ° men. experienced. in woodwork. & wd . girl wishes babysitting, full of | ROOF REPAIRS Grading. back fl top scl FE| ON AND APTER THIS DATE, ‘em : a -* one paint . Inguire st Mic. B’ham, Mich, MI 63700) *RiA8e= WOMAN, Live IN. pare E. P yates. top soll. FE |“ june 28, 1957, I will not be re-| Office 880 Com nerce eo ~Puneral service will| West Caniter "ine. Orchard- am, Sich, : ork, cooking, washing, | Call perwsee 6 & 7, OL Viner, __Eavestrou — FE 40444 | 32-0603. : sponsible for any debts contract- Ph PONTIAC, EM i je Devionday, duly 1, at %:30|_ Lake Mich. ironing. 1 child. MA 64456. = | EXPERIENCED BABY SITTER WIRE + REPAIRS AND CONTRACT. SEE NURSERY ed by other than myself. Unie _1-0700 Beet men Clencleca-Johas Pe- c | SINGLE MIDDLEAGED MAN | REGISTERED NURSE FOR HOS-|~ desires work at her home. FE) _ing FE $-43i Display Ad. Every Pridey Maysel Gerrow, 1160 Cherrylawn| OUR SLEEVES ARE Boral Home and may be seen must de throughly experi | Seneral Farming. MU 0-1300, 4006 bu 1938, Top Wage, Bre. Adams, | 308 | 6=6TRENCHING AND an oon RTA Ne es LEEVES ARE _stter 7 p.m. Saturday. is ctenning, qpotting © TELEVISION” erie ~ Ex ~LLER TyPisT with BULLDOZING ” SHRUBS AND HEDGE rein | ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. an OLLED UP! 
WILLIAMS, JUNE 31. 1987, DAVID 405 re are ae store. |g! OEBRATOR | | tometer’ wim references. Wishes | n. 0. Thompson a ee eee TRIMMING AND CUTTING. Kp any debts conteuied tpt fe ’ ape Bi beers con ef Sr. | caret tak or late model Cast coger. far dependabte man Birmingham cleaners 1283 8. mites oe NCED BABYSITTER Building Supplies 12 12A va besa Pree estimate. seat ee he to 6 — ‘eon — . Williams; f, . : A ne dh desires work at her home. FE YARD & ORIVEWAY GRADING & IN D WA & 4 
of Mrs. Mildred Ring Taner Age 25-55. a back filling. PE 5-3582. hair. ‘ PE 23-1244, Srenavion, Youn . and Beck <> Ltt Wiese Build Your Own wH <———- | 00 -CAN OT FREE wane | ERTY SELL ; dear “of Denise Wil-| ityy., Drevton OViciaty of L Banrairiing. ch lutor | Moving & Trucking 19 pm ye fe my 30 TO 0 DAYS. + ae service will be held Manager r cinit; nermy plore fl Bave builders hod ptwheestemes, they last, 48 cup coffee maker. Let our elaim : L at 1 pm. from win. Abele © - needed costs, and jum’ nena, Nw ac 2 ~—“p] Schools, churches Ss with ACTION RE- : with 5-460. If you own your have an A-] MOVING — HAULING ers, ete, Sell only 33 of] SULTS for SR, officiating. : Fe Rs WAITRESS incomplete home -, SERVICE nationally advertised vanilla. FE ; 
mcm Sie nana 3 | PRM gate oe | eae > cosine SSecenerioh awa aon | Wea. Children we Board ws| RtattLay NoPE tery. : s : : ; to 26 . Coats Home, 3141 CG ¥ want ines TRONING DONE in Wit HOME. HOME. Ho money te reliable foiks. 32-4750. ds 
_Sasnabew Ra. Drayton Pisins ore Ha ae. og share: sachiere Bt PRACTICAL nURSE AVAILABLE. OL BS <a For iat rm ee Se ree SAREMENT CLEATS 6 LIOR? ony CARE 1 POR CHILDREN, LE n Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 5 WOM ATT SOME NURSING FE Dost = HAULING & RUBBISH. KAME | (00 nity 7 ___ Card of Thanks _ 1) xPERIENCED PRESEN 006 Mr Guyer gree" Bruns, Tye | “home exp. te lve in. FE tae CADY DESIRES Da¥ —“WoRK.| Business Services 13) ;our pile. an rime 58008.” | V Wd, Household Goods 27 jini a g° wanted, | leads furnished‘ | _ Saainaw Sti , Mich | " Weekends only. A in person. _ton. FE 4.0680. "|aa ACR TREE SED ve. | et, PE S-1348 or PE 8-243. FURNITURE E NEED 3 qi) personally buy your ir’ gh ei pe age LR yg ng, ED FRG re Mie "ements anty hep 5 tion FE 40080. On TREE SERVICE. RE- x FU DED oa ans thowa us during our be-| commission paid on sale and boar SALESMAN FAMILIA R| Sportsmans inn. sWaertord MIMEOGRAPYING, TYPING, SEC-| mova: an trimming. Get our bid | LIGHT AND REAVY TRUCKING. te home w. we BL Sy LT ent the family of the late) Smce on comp of re with cement products to call on| WAITRESS AND BAR GIRL. HO. retarial service EM 3-2842 | FE 2-7188 Rubbish, Meld dirt, top soil, sand yw  --4 how to get cash it ‘he gate wishes to publicly| 35405 or OR 3-607 after 6 pmm..| Consumers in the 25 | tel Commodore, OR 3-7161. PRACTICAL NURSE WILL GIVE | ALI MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS and gravel, FE tor ae = nog vou Ne Be munity aged mee poem u 
thank, all wnees meterScsuisanes| Fixture Builders | Press Box tia "md Bath SVE scecict tay Wonca ie cia| Saat atte “Gaactal Prntag's | “Katia Guceias weber Si | WANTED TS BOTT re cheP AO, B helped ~ lighten | our sorrow. Spe-| St, Year-Round: J ob wa — FIRST S WHEEL : rs a on OA SOR” wOURE | | iy eM tbe . e e coun- Orttce = ay oe, G Ma Sas d area dy Ae, mY: a 500 Eliz. Lake 
thanks Israel Good- - ™ =| e OTR : fe) HAULING. NAME YOUR 
: Ee Eesti use| See Bil Weightman |~YOUNG MEN 18-21" | ma San Sea Ta TEE Sega te | Sauce ete |e Ee OO eee | TRADES , Mrs. Walter Holland, Mr. Morey ATRESSES WANTED DAY OR | _Wil_live in. rin MY WOME. | S04 5 matic washers. 36 pts. ~ LOO Money Wanted = 28A! can ws ; Stein. Franklin Products Co, to] Bight or part Gime. Must be 3i| WASHINGS DORE It =| | in Pon eg, | FE ONO Estimates, co. Sheet . rey We ere ‘pectaliens or . WRartah mathe, ont appreciation ae. | comet Fas | peroe, ales 0 otis ey. | “WOME WAR war WASRING | once esemwa iB | —St e ee e DELL ee ee Elgon gee oa | for the acts of . eae oe Oe ss 101% w. FE 40639, : f 12. ligated. Cail us fe infor- een af aympelhy, ona niting, cal ater 650 bam PE | WED. LIGHT, HOUSEWORK, VIC. ee ceginan FE te cal mation, opal ie ftoral offerings Oakiand Ave. PE 6-241). long distance moving? Wanted ent 29| WE TRADE. BUY ® srt 
ind friends end "| YOUNG LADIES 18-24 | Wound “Tes-wobmewone wr | MAT teach 10" Bagley ot oe 28 a: wise Sag cur yosent verenvoment lg eet sepscme <G eaa ca | cea: OR_ 3-5408. BEACH CLEANING STATE TROOPER STATIONED IN ta W. Haro 8 "Phone Fp tt 
Srscies” Moore | Pune w Veterina: a! | Seber, Sept, Bee vote fe start, sims | WILL DO TYPES Te MY MONE. | | Bepnees chest. ‘etalied, cont ian * "TON “PICKUP Tom modern home ‘unfuraished. _ LISTINGS WANTE nd Trop Fire Dept, Ladies Aux. of Hospital, Birmingham. en” | cd anit Pr py| Yelt Hotel, priday and Saturday. | WOULD LIKE HOUSEWORK & WA Wane. | $00 oe | eae W = Arondale, Po Bigg vod ers. MAN ay FARM. CALL a o nod nt condi> | 21 ti 4. Bo not e. leundry. 2 days week, steady, Palle 904 windows. maser SETUCED R ATES WA a iN. 2 it ‘tow = i wn ] —_ Sue . ree est. M yo 
: in Merriam. 3|__— SALESMANT——|cAitte SUGEoR S| _ Mey Wanted 8 ~punce corace ap|"SESERESREROE BE "Sint tar” om tem) a Se SS] ar ge aE : Moving shead too slowly tm your | er. Must be able to: meet _St. FF 4-308" Sha anorgilie R. Midd! ; ‘ MEMORY fend? ia specific ; MEN & WOMEN, FULL OR PART | ~~~ Ss re Living Quarters 30 eton. Maat Mardnall Heuser, who died| faulty, Bxeelient working ‘ond | ton. 31 8. Wikeg rae fue Ne cap te| | AAAAAAAAAAAA Pijot’ Gusnaee Fe Tone “Trucks to Rant ; 2 re erm 2 years ago June 28, - Sadly agile ‘fain ACCEPTING APPLICATIO:  Roviyt ag her Fe etal TRUCKS cee VICEMAN'S WIFE WOULD 
Eiiet Stanley and sisier dune’| standing’ a oy an ugut | secretary ‘Powertone Corp iit W. LAYING FINIBRING — QUALITY | Furnaces cleaned, sold, repsired: {1% ton ot Drayton “Pising” OM 3.554 SOLD OUT :} standing 4 Liberty, Milford. MU ~ 10 Crooks Rd, Rochester. after 6. = waiting Funeral Directors 4) Ameren Bt Yosd tarctost CAPABLE LADY OVER 8 75 eas Sy ee Fe Deak SPS amp iTS” | Sine ana WE T-NO er | EOLTE em atte onl : or visit Henry M3 | Doe = fren ESD Waterford AAA — GARAGES, BREEZE-| . KLINGLER’S Pontiac. Far: id with woman, everything! courteous | tag 
Fete ona, Maneesr. Pontiee | ive’ IN. GOOD WAGES” FE Exp. preferred Rose Hill| Ways & porches. Additions. Base- ontac. Farm an furn. Pe e101) prom) ¢ eerviee, rive 
Donelson-Johns Retell, Sioce, 6 Mt, Clemens B) TE Mer Woe SES contracting ne odd iets ‘cope | LAWN MOWER SHOP | Industrial Tractor Co. |~ "Wed, Transportation #i|_. FUNERAL #OME TRAVELING SALESMAN WANT. EXP. CASHIER FOR GROCERY Re 3-8258, : | open’ pally” sev for Punersis” ED BETWEEN THE AGES OF _ ably ' person, 1898 Union Lake somherene Agencies 8A | ii Brick & stock —work.| %,%: PED Kuinouen Sa.” | WANT PASSENOERs HELP F ° C. Wood Co Soe Ee GhOGRDT 30 AND 50. : 5 OLN SS NAAN | Baorments, chimneys, fireplaces, 1836 Cass Lake Rd. Gy Share to 8, E. : 2 é; Due to expansion, traveling rep- EVELYN , FE 8-8044 HARBOR ROE  F. REAL’ OR 23-1235 Pursley Funeral Howie. FE¢I21 | resentative of. iesman, wanted CURB GIRL N EDWARDS | ="  saENT WORK ——— | Qrinding, Engine “Repair, Savage! Wishes, Work a Comer Williams Leke Ne. &: Mse SPA Savio fy sre iad =] service company in —, ee must be 18, VOCETIONAL COUNSELING A-i og tet Sees Donen , rub’ : : E $C Ree . 
” OOATS FUNERAL BOME yonts in the j ortligen| pio og s beeen A Late Drive: 602 Community Bank Bidg. A-l CARPENTSY WORK REA: rE. - Painting & Decorating 20 500. 000. 00 . L 0 
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FULL 2 BATHS 
3 BEDROOMS 
  
end, year and ext. Wars nice, 
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    6. 6-6042. 
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Jee feos GaN. Perry. : 
3 ” for elderly lady. 
Sati Log Pod FE 5-2536.   
+ Bodtocan, temily toon er dining’ — | 
ENTRY HALL 
184” x 14” LIVING RM. 
NICE KITCHEN   
   
FULL BASEMENT 
FY — APT VACANT ple ATT.14-CAR GA RAGE 
a ALUMINUM 
~ with storms and screens     
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a 7 BEDROOH rary k. 2603 Union Lk. rnd. EM youre. 
2 ROOMS, CLOSE IN, 230 Ss. 
ROOMS, PVT SEATS ENTE. R 3-3850. . 
AND. BaP, AB Py gas UTIL-   
    
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3 ROOMS FURNISHED, quality built for only trance on — Lake. 330 139 
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    Buildecs’ Exchange 9   Kits. & BATH | Fs “Tons, oF SRADE:   
5-5070, ; i 
1| 7 ROOMS, CLOSE Pave ENT. Built on Yor 
cout — aoe 
front. Sleeps 8. cory 
ec.     RM. ~ STOVE . HEA’ 
1470 Beachland off Cass 
Le, Ra. = ° 
3 LARGE ROOMS & BATH, PVT. 
bus, 343 Irwin.   
  
ISHED CABIN ON BEAUTT- Ceramic Tile 
     
   With dining space 
WINDOWS 
ALL BRICK. 
   
     
       
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jot in Elizabeth Lake area. 
West Side   
               
    
             
      
          
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Raw   See this beautiful tri-level 
see located on « large | 
200 ft. well landscape 
lot, with Cyclone fence; oa: 
door grill, paved drive, etc 
The interior consists of 5 | 
bedrooms, a den, large din- “tng, room Mos fireplace, also j 
in the spacious H 
a Pon! Call for ap- | 
pointment and termis. 
Income Located in Lake Orion. 
large 2 family arom: cane. 
vate entrances, 
Auto. dil beat. areal ees ened 
with only $950 Le 
GILES REALTY €O. | 221 Liotta ose AVE FE 5-6175 
PEN 9-9 
  
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_Pvt. Adults. 655 Markle. FURN 
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—, ent witb hot heed heat & retrig. 2-0731. 
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TE ENTRANCE, | 7" ROOM PRIVAT baby welcome. 183 Florence. 
ARTIALLY 
2 — veirigerator, 
utilities tura, 114 EB. 
5-6839, 
HOLLYWOOD APTS. 
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Fee Cert 6. Oe aia ee DECORA’ baby. welcome 814. week. FE   
trance, utilities. ehild or 
weicrhe. fue, weekly. ADDY 08 Street, 
pore vt, entr.. € ” floor, 
Gane p Utilities furn., Lk. 
srivileges. . tyr. iease, FE tee 
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FE 43212. ROO BATH 
Near : nn tess pice Hes 
od meet 5 bulld wa moderna, 7 ample parking. $20 weekly. 
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3 RM. AND BATH, $17.0. 19% 
Willard, FE 5-0328. 
  
  small child welcome. apie ae wk. 
3 & come, 106 Dresden. In Pontiac. 
Or Nirite Fibs 
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py after “30 all Adults 
day gat b gun, ut Paetr 3 ROO rm, . APPLY BA MS st 
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RGE BOO; waist. WEST SIDE ‘Close to 8t. ——* aa ROOMS & BATH floor, enclosed porch & oaks | 
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      MODERN COTTAGES. LAKE CITY M 56-7086 UPSTAIRS 
card: children welcome, $60. EM | Le 
AGE AT HIGGINS 
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92-6300 between   
For Sale Houses: 48) For Sale Houses Z 43 
LL MODERN HOUSE 8 MILES 
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Bal. $4550. Pontiac Press |     
In popular Sylv an Village, quality 
built to suit the most particular   | 
| folks..7 large rooms, 1% ceramic 
room, low! BALDWIN AVE. baths, .natural fireplace, cedar Lovely 3 bedroom home closed , ; paneled rec, room, gas heat, 
im porch. full Dasement. lovely jcreened garden house, outdoor yard, garage. $10,000 full price grill There {s everything you Terms. | could possibly want here. $22,500 _ with $7000 down. - 
- 60x- $600 DOWN 
            jig’from downtown Pon- 
mac by [owner $12,800: | 
a or 431 Lake 
  
  RANCH HOME WITH 
- garage, teas privileges 
own. Call EM    
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TH, VERY CLEAN, CLEAN. | 4 # ROOMS | E GARAGE. a FE SIDE — 12.| MOTEL CABINS ON PONTIAC 7 
clean, modern, $46 a week, R & 
Cabin Ba 3-6389. 
— NEW oe ON TARE. 
hed. Cad 
Call FE 
Vv. 
Kot” 43003.   
|4¢ RM. yee STOVE & Srnec tore 
o residentia 
. Newly decorated Onrase 
$80. FE 68-3668.        
   
   
         
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mete = For Rent Rooms 
  _Welcome FE 6-3336. 444 E. Pike. 4 age yy ROOMS, ‘$18 PER 
4 ROOMS a is & BATH “UPPER. i. 
"ea eee ee 
8. rk sth, utilities furn. 200 
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ENTRANCE, AUTO. | 
sun water & heat. FE 42780, 
3. FOR 2 OR 3 GIRLS BS 
Maynard Ct. All day 
_ Rooms! With Board 38 3 a CIEN 
per. Electric stove, pees 
  
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| Convalescent Homes 384 He Pmnpstead $650 DOWN ¥al home for couple. Four cone j 
& bath, of] heat, gas water” hie SL ed Ls =| 
Newly decorated on 
Lot 60x200 nd 
ft focated on 
   651     Located in attractive neighborhood 
in Auburn Heights. Liv room 
ith built in 3 rooms, 
tchen with dining space, tiled 
and utility room. viet 
to i% car garage, wil 
in rear Ateialoams 
storms & screens, oi] heat, oi) 
water heater. This bome was 
built by owner. Lot 100x175 ft 
er cash. Terms can be ar- 
* $750 DOWN If you can make out with four 
rooma, here's a good buy. Living 
room, kitehen, tWo bedrooms and 
Full basement, alum. storm 
& screens and new siding, Large 
Ideal for couple ft. 
or smal) family. Full price $6,850 
terms 4811 Hetcnery Rd. 
EAST SIDE on value ‘s placed rightly 
here; dandy place, with screened 
in front porch, Living room, din- 
ing room, two bedrooms, kitchen. 
& Popo “, decorated, full 
Priced Ay ro) with $1,450 
n 
a, wash matt LAKE ORION . & Cal Genes 2:30 Ane new six room bungalow 
heat, gas water heater. 3 
Coareama! lake privileges, good 
location. Only §1, down & bal- 
oe bog = including insur- 
“6490 MAN ‘SON DR. Mer . your opportunity ta buy & 
bedroom home only three 
old for a low down pay- 
pe ie ped & —, of cupboards, 
d utility room. Ol) 
heat, Oho rater heater, von 
x storms & sc 
ree lot *looni43 ft. $80 
month on land contract Shows by 
eppointme 
  
  
      
HOTEL AUBURIN 
eta er? BM oee ol 
LARGER A ARTMEN 
and private ne OR 3.8708 ans Chil- 1909 Grace. FE 
GLARKSTON AREA, 3 BEDROOM, 1% bath ranch, like new. $1.400 
down, Total—$11 1 900, MA 5-164   
MODERN 7 ROOM Mi UPSTAIRS IRS APT. ath rms & apts. ot with 5 
with 3 bedrooms, beat furmished. > oy fens PE yey rates. 
Rent Office Space 41   
  
available now, other July 
      
mmediste occupavey "Bee, fee from 665 to 002 © month DOWNTOWN 
Located | —_— bat   
water — Lease available. — 
=| Roy Annett Inc. MAPLE ROAD WEST OF HAGGERTY 
Open Sunday 2 to: 7 
schools, churches, and new 
. Nis 
sed ‘We t mediate s: 
R. I. W a1 KERSHi. AM — for | 
$8 WEST MAPLE 
MAYFAIR _ 6-6250 
~ FOR COLORED | 
A very beautiful 2 bedrm. house 
— recreation rm Only $1,500 
R. AINBOW REALTW §-2721 FE 22614. Eve. FE r PE 46306. 502 8. Paddock   
FE 86-0466 
of SIO. Byentene “@ @unday 1 to 4 
  
' Reet Houses Furnished 35   
For Sale Houses   ee 
ONLY $7,500   - pished home, fe Lo go 12 miles, 
care ‘ smueais for widow. Pon 
—— including taxes and insur 
AU- _HU 
ect chniyer wa | ONLY 2 LEFT 
  
  “BROWN “ae COUNTRY LIVING weet, Leeme &      ‘CLARK WOODALE Orr OPDYKE. White, Zoued Commercial, US-10 sees, puease, 48.0be 
500 foot tet with nice lawns 
showe wi floors, 
Sasement, or heat. $9.500 with 
83.000 down. 
To evens d Spy pe 
ie is one of the older 6 reom 
modern homes. Tt ts in A-1 
teh wn, oOnk 
tered Aloe ‘full. basement. et 
car garage. 
“ait oe, = tien cove, 
Would. trad 
    ‘Zoned Commercial 
“i2- Family—Whittemore St. 
shrubs! . arge 5 room heme with full” . 7 : 
basement, garage. corner lot. Cass Lake Bi-Level 
near bus and school Bee this one Immediate possession of this ex- 
today. < ceptional water front home. Per- 
fect for Mom & -Dad, built to 
_HURON GARDENS _ entertain the family too: Natura! For $750 down, $30 monthly will fireplaces, plastered, hardwood 
     
        
    Gil, FE 40476 or Office. 
IM WILLIAMS Orchard lake Village See our beautiful 3 or 4 neoreee 
EAL ESTATE & INSU «ose 1 ranch homes. Available for 
mediate possession Delightful | 
| fine bome-neighborhood. Off Com- | 
Best Buys HOME 
Today . 
DRAYTON WOODS 
A custom home with real REALTY 
shade trees A beautiful set- 1088 W. Huron 
ting to compliment this 8g ‘PE 53-9407 — FE #1940 
ecm a meecrbege roel BARGAIN!! 8T. VINCENT AREA, t half. full base- = 
meat. *o" nreptaces covered $1,259 or car @s down payment 
tio, birch: cupboards with 3 bedrooms. 7 rooms in all, mod- 
Reemicn counters Less than | OR rates basement. Owner 
R book with only $4,800 down ] | 
''A Prime Investment 
I. AKE P RIN ILE oe On Dixie Highway 
rr buy this .3 bedroom 60x550° just south of Walton 
beauty. Just built and cry- 
nace. Full basement. Good : | in all with full basement | family set-up. Ideal for many- 
Kitchen designed to make 
working « breeze Don't 
miss the boat on this one = 519.500, with $5,000 down & $55 
NORTH SIDE | ae A doll house and we aint Giroux-Franks foolin’ 2 bedroom bom © uses Room for store building 
just off Walton, close a GENERAL REAL ESTATE 
achools, bus oe ct bait & 4305 Dixie Hwy _OR 3-970 
Handy kitchen uw at 2 
tee wing mak fecen efi? SeOROOM, RANCH BOWE, On farnace, peseekt gp Ee | walls, ail newly decorated $1,300 
are cy sneseen sa/308 nh down. smal monthly payments a garage ~~ ee FE _5-2728 by owner 
ROCHESTER | 
45% Smal] farm — has 3 bedrooms & Just off Baldwin 2. bed- bath, full basement, barn, shed 
rooms and full basement & garage. Has fruit trees & as 
Storms and screens, laun- i paragus vee _ down, better 
dry tubs, fenced rear yard | see this 
$1.530 moves you in and at KF Lara SHEPARD 
ahs pet cent (OL 1-7511 2980 Tienken Ra ~ BY OWNER. MS. BREEZE- Fdw. AM. Stout, Realtor | > 0" ea cestee lake pete. bet 
TiN. Saginaw 8t. FE 5-8163  §5'x180°. Burlington Lake Park n Eves. ‘til 8:30 | 3680 Rowley. Drayton Plains   
e Eve FE 50510 FE $2 BDRM SHELL. #50 DOWN EX ~ COMPARE VALUE | 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
3 omarpe HOUSE ON LOT 1002. 
yre old. Vic. of 8. Biva 
‘crea Rd. terior finish water in, about 2) 
acres 57 rote full rice only 5 acres large 3 bedroom attrac- 
s. $36 a month. 7 W. Glass tive home, aluminum siding pias- 
Rd. off M18 OA 82018 | tered painted walls, large rooms 
oak floors, basement, oi furnace. 
nice lawn, shrubbery, off Perry 
$12,150 $2500 down. 
Near G.M. Truck, Meadow Ave 
4 rooms & bath. 150 x 293 lot 
immediate possession, $5250, §$1.- 
250 down.   
Jessie Bt. N of Auburn. 3 bed-; 
. OF FERS | room, basement, gas furnace, ex- | tra ae doubie sarace my 
$8, 
9 room, & rooms and bath | “PONTL ine REALT Y 
first floor, 4 rooms and Pace | 737 ——s FE_8-6275 | 
ocation near high cokeel: 
Pull basement, ofl heat, 2. 
car garage. Price has been 
reduced $11,600, terms. Ce tn | WALLE: EDROOM | home, 98,900 Mi) om $75 per month, MA. 41554   
  _Bargain! FE   
First Moor has 5 rooms 
bedrooms, bath. Gosesirs 
apartment with 4 rooms. 
' bath Large reoms agree 
heat, garage Could be use 
as one family home. Ne rome 
parochial school Price of NEAR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 
$13.00@, includes all furniture Six room: frame home in nice 
condition—3 bedrooms and bati: erms 
‘ up Carpeted living and dining 
iH Lal tooms. Oil heat. i basement 
untoon lake Will trade for old farmhouse 
1 Spacious ranch home built and a little land Asking $12,000 
ig 1953 on corner lot os with terms = 
1 close to the Iake. 
bedrooms, good sized fa SEMINOLE, HILLS 
  en, utility room, oil Heat Truly one of the finest four bed- | 
week possession. $13, as rick homes. ,Wonderful- 
erms. itt 
yore. a is. Leas family | 
place 00.” Ces 
  * . 1 rooms, 2 baths, moome | 
jodi soge ed foot highway Just off Baldwin avenue Five. e. Ideal location tor (3) rooms and bath down - home and Dusiness. Price three (3) rooms and bath up | reaueed tg “$13,950, terms. Priced $8,980 with: $1,000. down IT'LL PAY FOR ITSELF. 
3 Acres—Lake Privileges _ 5 room home, large living. DS Lotal VILLAGE '35—fine 6 room frame 
Koren shed hema omy mte + home with full’ basement, gas basement breezeway, and 2 heat, storms & screens, garage 
Par titchea,aiaee taea rls ic Pied 8 ¢ e $ onde ie city. $18,000, only $13,500, terms 
Roy Annett Inc. NICHOLIE 20 B. Moron Federal sue  & HARGER CO. Open a rvesings and Sunday “ 33 .W. Huron 8t, FE $-8183 
nitigs 
    
  
LAND LAKE OXBOW, CEDAR 18 axe ree with shower, ” e sap 
honise. feet. Oniy ‘$1,200 bed 
$1,500 down. 
MT. MENS.     8.640 with 
¢ home 
          
   
             
SAVE ENERGY, USE| ™* 
WANT ADS! To find a               ' Job, place to live of, a’ 
| used as see Classi ne 
      utility, fenced lot 50x feet. fe ack from lake. A . NEW 3 BEDRM. STOR 
bay at stase wih $a. tn. ee tmer consists ofS bedroome,| water suttoner. pete esi neotns equity in your large carpe evcarpeied. living room, mod: - Princeton, FE 2-600.   
ceded tia ais. Set heck: Sok mn ra, 2 8 ‘Te aparuimenta s beth MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
furnished. ‘a inera 2? FAMILY — 2 bedroom Pig wold 
and gas inc ner. stor. $3,500 do down. ment down for owner and 4 room 
apartment up for rental. Each 
COMMERCE AREA ; have private entrances and _pri- 
bedroom bungalow, storms &| {n° ahtance fo downtown Pon- screens, oe Na ye birre ~ vate baths, located within walk- — price $8,400- 61. “tae, In- Teky good rental location. 
ay sate, ‘heat and Rot rater, Ful WEST SIDE —_ — Be alow, full basement, ex-| price ee = down pansion as heat, ag car stairs. apartment rage, fenced Tard, land- . 
owsaph 
xp rooms, at fu basement, 2 | reation room, auto. heat and hot : ard. Onl ‘ ‘ola simte down. 7 water and 2car brick garage. 
ae Pee George Be Irwin! & dining Fe Sain : Baldwin Ave. Fail basement epiaactive, rec: Sp On 3-408 
act nel apteae in|" ont ica privilege ’ 
(tlie rail coramie cen aes arge 
      Vet - \° ¢ 
  2 acres, My equity! Deluxe Family Bungalow | garage large chicken coop, good 
garden ye excellent place to 
raise @ mily Low down pay- 
ment. E-Z terms. 
Earl E, James 6260. Cooley Lk Rd. EM 3-631!) $15180 Will build this {00 sq. ft. 3 
rm brick ranch full basement 
plastered walls, with 16x: at 
tached gerne on your lot 
CALL MODEL 9 TO 1 OR 4 TO 6) 
Dy “DU NLAP Custom Builder FE 68-1198 
SMALL FARM 
2% acres of ground, large 4. 
bedroom home, natural fire- 
place, ist. class “bape through- 
out.. large spacious rooms. 2 car 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge   
  buy this 7 room home, needs fldors, oi] heet, mee decorated 
some finishing but a bargain at Desired ah eye west end 
$2,650 full price ake Only 8 00 a Call Miss Mc- | 
GI'8—8300 DOWN 
Spacious 6 room home 
Bivd ‘Zoned, light manu. Geod | 
8 rm. home. 1'y baths. Ot) fur- 
2- 
on front A downright steal at AT UNION LAKE OFFICE    For; Sale-Houses 43 ie . = aa @ ae 
| SHOPPERS’ DEL IGHT 
    Oxbow Lake front furnished sum- | 
mer cottage Good 
Oniy $9,500 
Why pay rent? A good 2? bdrm 
year-round home on 2 lots §1.200 
dn. Full price $5 150 
Union Lake privileges See this 
spick and pan 2 barm home | 
Coleman furnace, oak floors. A 
good buy at $0500, terms. 
.G. Trocke REALTO! 
| 1644 Union Lake Rd * oe adh t , merce road west of Orebard Lk - 
| Private access 4o Cass Lake. Open 
; every evening and Sunday 
ROOMS & BATH. MODERN. tull basement, ‘ot wipes | 
size 60x200, just off Walton Bird . 
. trees. Price v8. $50. Phone | 
  
  bedrooms, large Ting. reom 
with fireplace, Cami; aived dir- 
ing room, full basement. 2 car | 
garage, excellent location 
$950 DOWN 
Partly furnished 4 room home | 
Nice lot, privileges om Wiljams 
Lake. Full price $6,050 
WILL TRAD 
This attractive 2 bedroom ep b 
with breezeway to 1', car 
rage, large lot, privileges on Scott 
Lake for a 3 or 4 bedroom bome 
| $800 DOW 
On this 3 bedroom bungalow with 
lake privileges. 2 lots: full price 
$200 
total n EDITH STREET 
Only $1,000 down on this 2 bed- 
room bungalow Fall basement 
fenced yard, payments $60 per 
month 
IVAN W 
SCHRAM | FE 5-5001 Realtor FE 047! 
Mill Jee! yn, corner Ird 
es Sun Res FE 54-2564 Open Ev 
MULTIPLE. LISTING SERVICE 
ROCHESTER 391 RED OAK 3 
bedrm. ranch iy Alum. siding 
8S gas heat, full basement, din- 
ing L. plus large family kitchen 
Full tile bath. Close to schools & 
can ae center. Lot 72 by 
. $13 Swner trans. to Calif 
oF 2-786 :   <n 
sia 
SALE OR RENT BY OWNER 3 “BUD” For Ce lor ed 
Deland Ct. 
Large 3 bedroom home with bere- | 
ment, stoker heat. enclosed front 
toe .- Features extra large liv- 
room, full separate dining 
oom, big kitchen, 3 bedrooms 
wn, Balance ond bath =p, arage Priced at 
$9,500, only $ 1.800 “do 
oo land Semcaat 
NICHOLIE REALTOR 
49 Mt. Clemens 8t. FE 54-1201 
| Eve. Mr. Meiser FE 54-8004 
  
modern, attached garage. | 
5-0086 
x rah ceramic 
  . on: ae ae ae poe a ARTER HOME x 52 nadie Rough wiring. | 
clumping er ort wall. Septic | 
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EM 34164 or EM 3.2411 after_ 5 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
10 Acres—@Rm. Hlome 
Well located close in on Scott 
vLake Rad. just north of Eliza- 
beth Lake Rd. A_ reel nice 
home with 1 bedroom down, 2; You'll be delighted with this 2° 
bedrooms and bath up and| bedroom brick ranch home that's 
bedroom ys newer modern 2 
bunggiow rented at | 
chased all in one reel or | may divide, This ig choice {m-| 
proved acreage. Better see to- | 
day 
GI Resale—$1.200 Dn. 
Now vacant, 2 bedroom bunga- 
low with full basement and oil 
furnace, storms and = screens 
Floors refinished and all re- 
decorated like new. 
Lakefront Hlome On deep shaded lot and gentle 
ov to beach, 6 nice roome | 
bath, glassed and screened gi lake porch. Priced $16.800. easy. 
home lecated on a large 100 
KINZLER REALTOR 
670 W. Huron 8. Ph, FE ¢3525 n Evenings 
WORT SIDE MODERN @ ROOM. 
basement, of] =—— knotty 
food kitchen, 2 close to sehoot and ben. 0080" terms. FE 
CRE ESCENT LAKE   
ern bungalow with 2 bedrm- mod 
= iy "basement, lake priv. $8,500 
PONT TIAC LAKE 
F. iC. ~. Wood Co. 
‘Corner rik i on & MBO 
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ii living reo aa built: in,          
             
   
      
           
     
   
   
       
  sandy beach. | 
lovely 
{16 E rue ¥ Open Eves 
  
| kitchen with built in oven. We have the key, so you can see tt) 
Ree E. PARTRIDGE| REALTOR FE 4.3581 
    \For|Sale Houses. 
    
JERRY OFFERS 
SAVE THIS! 
We have a prize winner. Spacious 
comfortable brick rancher home 
jan Pleasant kitchen, ratural 
irch cabinets, ceramic tile < 
full bes@ment, oi] heat, Estate- 
A T loars ava’ ie. 
Best. buy in area at $15,250. Templeton. |     Avon School Area 
2 bedrm. —s te ‘home, nat- 
ural fireplace. . 3 extra 
lots. Vacant. Gait $1,200 to handle 
pt house or boat or will acce 
or uity. 
“Keego Harbor 4d block, 
Be 
washer & dryer, 
|- Kk. L, Templeton, Fealtor 
Comfort at its yery beet Con- | 2339 Orchard Lake Rd» PE ¢-4663 
After 6, FE 32-0603   venientiy located to she 
schools, you'll see this Joon UE | 
rm. rancher rar paneled breeze- 
way & 2 car garage. ap | ‘all 
acre of level land. High & dry 
tens morte Oil heat. Priced 
pepeuse of great. ur-   gency. st 3, i 
| HANDY MAN’S 
| SPECIAL ; ar home that Berhad repair * 
Loca in the Clintonville Rd | 
area ia ee outstanding ald 
3172 W. Huron st See 
BEDROOM teats GARAGE, 
165 Mt. Clemens. Fi 5-761. 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
| Ward’s Orchard 
Whitfield School district, 3 
bedroom, lovely kitchen with 
loads of built in features, 
extra vig living room and 
dining pre wali- 
wall. pocoutally tiled rec- 
reation room, auto, oi) heat, 
located on 3 wondertully 
landscaped lots new twa- 
ear garage, paved drive 
several assorted fruit trees, 
let us show you this home 
today. 
©$1,000 Down 
3 bedroom ee eres 
living room 
auto. of] heat, all Swe gs 
crated throughout. only 2 lat blocks off Auburn Ave. firet | 
time offered. Full price. — ; $8,500. 
| 
> 
13-Room Income 
Near downtown this proper- 
ty hes shown an excellent | 
income for the past 10 yrs. | 
consisting of 1 2-room apt, 
1 }3-room apt, 1 4¢reom 
apt, 1 sleeping room which 
has been rented to the same 
person for the past 10 years, 
also separate home with 3 
rooms end bath. large ga- 
rage with cement drive 
nice large lot. $11,950. Better 
look this one over \ 
/ GIs 
Call us if in need of « low 
priced home with a down. | 
payment that you can afford | 
we will do our best to see | 
that you get what you want 
oncre » 49584 
at DOWN Or reasonabie offer on this 2 
room modern hone, full tile wee, 
ol, forced air heat, lake priv | 
$1,000 DOWN S room home on & or 10 acres of | 
good ground, full basement, fur- | 
nace, chicketh coop. \ 
C, PANGUS, Realtor | 
;Cail_collect: Ortonville NA h__7-2815 
| To BUY. TO SELL REALTOR 
_Partridge ts the “Bird” to see. 
| 
'Cedar Island Lake 
2 bedroom Cape Cod siyle 
home, Beautiful recreation 
room in besement Large 
fenced in yard, 9 car ga- 
rage with work shop and 
many custom features   
  edroom Subtirban i 
Country living at its best 
oll furnace heat, pasement 
for utilities 10 f@ait trees 
on a ‘high 100q120 ft. lot 
I's car garage. Living rm 
& hall carpeted. Schoo! bus 
at door Priced to sell. with 
$3500 down. ‘Dont wish rou 
bad Just wish you did: 
See it 
| Gingellville Area | 
! A real nice Brick & Cedar | 
shake 3 bedrm home. fire- 
— | place, divided basement rec- | 
100n140 
nice shade, built in "34, 2- 
- car parece Price has been 
cut for a quick sale $6500 | 
down wil] move you in. | 
| Asphalt Paving Co. Here ts @ chance to take | 
ovet a going business and | 
net $9000 per year, Give us | 
a cail-for detals | 
i 
| FRADE 
Large 3 bedroom home cn* Lake Orton full bath. kaot- 
ty pine living & dining rm. 
ful) basement, auto heat, 80 
ft frontage. me 2 bedroom 
in Pontiac 
LAWRENCE w 
GAYLORD 19a 8. Broadwa Lake Orton 
Y 2.2821 INCOME fi Ru. > sovaR, ALSO 4 jot, $10,500; | terms, nat a ena “io 8 8. Johnson 
Partridge. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 
2 FIREPLACES     
close to town but still out im th 
nartorat It's » custom bulit home | 
with closets and many other | 
built * extras. Every woman 
will rave about the outstanding 
anytime, but we suggest you hur- | 
ry for everyone Will like this =ome) 
for only $19,060, 
$1,000 DOWN 
Drayten Area. § room aesee ' 
bungalow Gerege fenced back 
yard. Carpeted iving and dining | 
rooms. aluminum” Some 
glassed tn porch. Close to schools 
and shopping district. pret in to- 
day. Pull price just $8,050, 
AT WHITE LAKE 
bedroom ranch type home with 
2. enjoyable family room, brick 
Hoh mips and garage. wei land- 
10650 W. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. TIL 9   
Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 
PINE LAKE MANOR Beautiful 6 
LAKE vaowr 
Too ¢ Pes 3 foom moé- 
ba "eithe be fe on AD seg 
from, to lake ae minutes 
wn. Ps pee 
Fats after. 1S ce ee | 
"A, JOHNSON, Realtor “1704 S) Telegraph Rd. ©     LAKE ORION AREA - 
eee fa alee ossemnt 
20 Priced “at “eis000. oo - 
OXFORD, MICH OA 8-3122   
KNUDSEN i f « 
; ‘| Wenonah Drive . 
2 —SEDRGON ~WRICK TERRACE, - JERRY F. ADAMS CO. 1 _ nat heat. quick possession. dia | Open Eves ili 8 ie ‘S361 - Excellent 3 bedroom. 1' . 
bath home. The home’ which 
has had but one owner bas 
been very wel] maintained. 
nh is ‘by equipped 
near shoppt center, 
schools, arches, and 
transportation, There ts ‘a 
2-car arage, téo. Call for 
particu eH Hg cf 
Old lane 
Nearly new custom wait 
home of 5 rooms and/ bath. 
Oak floors and pigstered 
walls, See 
bath $2,000 down. 
Indian Village 
North Telegraph large 
full rooma end nor base- 
ment and car garage. 
Priced at $8, bse 
WM. H. KNUDSEN, REALTOR — 244 8. ‘Telegraph Re | PE 44516 Evenings PE $1486   ATTRACTIVE 5 RM. HOUSE IN- 
cond, Located near Eastern 
high school. 4 rms, with 
wall-to-wall carpe ; 
het water heater, oi] b & fully 
insulated, Home also Tnctaes 2 
ae ite wit = enced. 
mp rity a dn. payment Bast $1250 Tesmediete pos- 
_ session. Phone FE 2-0006, 
Modernistic Ranch Home Lovely modern 3 bedroom home.   
Fireplace. Gieaming oak fioors 
Tile bath, Basement, Garage. Lot 
125x175: Beautiful iawn and trees 
Lake ‘privileges. Only 613,500. 
Terms 
$1,000 Down Buys this lovely modern water- 
front home at Oxbow Lake. Weld - 
wood paneled walls. Picture win- 
dows. Garage. 2 well shaded lots. 
Complete price 97950. 
$750 Down 
' Buys this 3 acres of good fertile 
soil. Small house. Electric pump 
Priced at only the price of va- 
eant acreage. Plenty of frontage 
for another house. $3000 full 
price. $25 monthly. 
“4 Acres | Wath new ultra-modern 3 bed- 
and bath. Lovely birch cabinets 
Attached garage. Priced at only 
$16,500 terms 
$1,500 Down 
Buys this attractive modern cus- tom built home. .3 bedrooms 
Basement. Automatic heat. Now 
vacant, Lot 680x400. Attractively 
. priced. 
Watkins-Pontiac Estates 
Be the first ome to live in this 
attractive modern home. Plas- 
tered walls, Oak floors. Tile bath 
Automatic heat. Plenty of closets 
and storage space. Complet« 
only $11,500. with $1500 down 
Terms 
| Many other good buys. in all kinds 
of real estate—Call us before 
you buy. 
Dorothy Snyder Lavender REALTOR ~ 
7001 Highiand Rd /EM_3-2303 or MU_ 4-417 
2 BLOCKS TO LAKE. 2? BED- rooms attached garage. carpeting, 
storms & screens, fenced, EM 
_ 35623 
FRADES WANTED 
POR A LARGE FAMILY 
This attractive modern home ba 
4 bedroom possibilities, Ali , seems   
ar large autiful ful 
basement. ofl turnace, 3 lots, on 
u: line. Privileges. r Elizabeth: 
. terms. 
NEAR ISAAC Y HIGH. 
3 bedrooms, full basement, car- 
-oom, . u- 
tiful fireplace, large kitchen, am- 
ple cw « apace 
ELWOOD REACTS 
S10) Cag Elieadet Re OPEN ‘TIL Je EVES 
  ATTENTION SKIN  DIVERs! 
at , Oxford, By owner. $6500.   
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  MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB 
/ TT? — 
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DOWN PA ‘MENT reduced 
to $70 tor quick cale. 4 
rooms, part basement New 
heavy duty furnace. 1!@ car 
garage. on 1 acre of land ‘Jocation. Close to   
        
stores 
NEW 3 BEDROOM BRICK ranch ae a ar oe 
On’ sedges } "tepiae wi ° rock it ey Very iatge a ace 
boating lakes in this srea. 
BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM bric « 
rancher in Otter Hill 
home has 24 ft, os ~ oo 
ae ae , eee " 
ake - 
leges $5,050 will handle. 
$500 DOWN — St. Be: ; re hoot arent 
iat samuee cu Paymome 4 
SYLVAN Anon =~ 3 bea. 
home, ion 3 
floors, 
8c : 
living. "Bee Be Fong 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor Pe 8. riginetenn Rd. rr} 
  
         
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  CARNIVAL ee - by Dick Turner)” _tecome Boone 4A For Sale Revert Prop. 4A 
dessins ; BEAU MASONR YEAR Laketrong C Cottag = Ry : ! : 4 miles ene large|- place w iy * : F 
1 or : ee ¢ more. c vette sane es 
» FE 5-063 count, = 3 More : io “ACRES. oms. new silo, barn 30 x 40. 
SUBURBAN’ i DRAYTON” PLAINS | Rose McLarty, Broker wun MOR | LAR PRONT—rear around. fur. | se eS ; | Based it et 2 | D0 — er Quit WET OB 
Leen meee. iiled path-| $1.00 down e GI mig. 3) PE 2-2162 = ie shed. imm possess 3-732. sow SINE Gite $18,000, with 84,000 down. 
fp gg Bed Kchools &| edroom ranch 1 Wear old ward- ee * —— | aka ol vane poe GRASS LARS — MI 5} 213 secre of the form WORK 
. robe closets, gas 113 ft. ot,} . LEAVING STATE. bd . More : a ct ? ; sajelniog "sand 10am 
stores, Immediate possession.) Doveq streets ‘Pinedale. 1- Aursctive 2 bdrm, idea! = chased for fnvestment. state forest. Good Ku. Ns jera 4: bedToom : klar 
$7900 with $850 down Sleek yoet of soatane «ed Jocation, nice lot, plenty me od trees, “4 : . D UWih-e ” Jerr ladwin (Skells), “barn 100 40 
eS as 2 AB 10. - € Sanaa “ Se » z i: 
4 room modern with utility, large ‘side <a lake priv: Pt PHS | eee arm . = 
living room, water heater, hew ~ $300 DOWN > ‘ legos 810. $10,300~terms. » Bere ee. ” RBALTOR _ | eae ae tres, Near paid . : 
water softener, 1: 20x7 fron $805 . hy Z uron 1 ear Lapeer, 
‘porch, 1 car carage., Bicely shad-i3 ‘bedroom & basement starter) 5 MILES west. LAKE F " ; ‘on WE PE _£sis}/ _man._Fhone_} 120 acre farm {king : 
ed fenced lot, walking distance to; home. La: jot, at re is 3 bedroom AE I nearly . : . M-59 We Finance Weetie We aay ery land, pen type barn, new adore DOWNTOWN, Li UOR 
schoois and stores, good location.| Rough wi: included, Mc- : ~ not quite finished, m 
The price is right. $5.900. OR: oew, 3 tere, “many” extras, ‘$9,000 WEST OF PONTIAC | [eto put sem mee < e. jive stream on farm With) Tiquop bar on 
OAKLAND LAKE i z Zoned commercial and directly ee oe real fish, $21,000 with terms. fis "and. game tn = _O# ) CE | Room 1 IN ROCHESTER, UNION LK. 3 BDRM. ern Michigan Land O'Lakes Sub. ’ Foal — S tcalk aentern With eilits wan.) Fo EL ae a ic Pull Sassen, wae frame, good aeress. ros shopping | division. wismens paradise. WiD | 99. sere. 20 ation —enst-ofLee} ¢ pays ‘wate. L must 
RR Set stamina sree 4 Shed. apoed with ay shop || Tk, SPaonT - PURNIRHED sete actly Nete Mina | jSige- Some yore 'E| Petee" SS yearyo mome, mosey, | 
see, ie ering wahne te] $y" ener Olive. falas | Peng. pore aries > {| pissteved walls, Pull price $19,500. Johnston. & Hubbard | BY ite*last welded wad| | A SICK OWNER 
KEEGO HARBOR woe, ae WN eine, | * ZOOM Mhite frame bungalow. base. HOLMES: BARTRAM | * copra Oe BUILDERS Sealy Seacly vated. 2.) twig, esac” ee tat 
4 _ 8 Toom modern on corner lot. oe -]| ment, $9000, term: oo : 4392 ° Dixie’ Hwy. ot jus s La tag tog Be ae } 
SS ges sat This home “bat terge| 2 bedroom ranch 3 clots, butit tn “2 : e SS 37-e — | Sale Suburban Prop, 45A |. E41! Susden — Realtor | sneunig- ares. — 
deer conden whey Cearage| Siesta “Baatenny | he MaMa Cae . For Sale Lake Prop. 44 ——} Oe ae Set | a home fenced yard, nicely. landscaped.) Screens, Built in 1951. Only $1.-|3 bedroom, knotty, pine kitchen, 2 4 AAPA | “  § Acres Bing Darby, Selesiady i ea. We dare an offer. 
gp Cotes. only one block] 450 car $13,500 é 5-RM. FRAME HOME MO 46194 : 
Sone Sk cate, ie eee HURO Elizabeth Lake Ra. €432, Ideal]. rapeer, Michigan _ | WARD E. PARTRIDGE reasonable : t. UR N VALLEY With double lot. 1 block from Car- living, 3 bedroom house, a 
q _ ~~ -NORTH SIDE 100° oni sd at Pontiac Lake Ra. roll Lake, Privileges. Needs some Pex 3 Sorts ae sf a> REALTOR | ae 4-3581 
_ 3. bedroom modern, about 2 yrs. 2h. = WN | Co. De ae "On Gentleman’s Farm REAL , 
old, close schools & store. : $500 DO 85 & scenic acres 
Price reduced to $7.950 with $450 L AKEFRONT 4i Md Small monthly payments. Elgin For Sale Lots 46| * _gentiz, rolling & “rontage co ‘ ‘ 
; down, Immediate . 4 60600, Ev: venings wood 2-0119. ad a mile long fed lake, “HARDWARE STORE 
GEORGE BLAIR | ; t , i ACRES WITH ABOUT, G00" eet Bie. Fr PE eed is S San | plus frontage on, somiprivate HARDWAR STORE 
—. - 4536 Dixie * spree OR 3- 1251 : HOME L | ad Me eee & rolling a =. LARGE Lots ; — gene rable oe ~ poe : 
; : : 11,9 price; $14,500 with a croachments. lovely 10 w. 
‘Breson 3.1108 or OR 3-307 | | SILISO 1 3 Bedroom ~ {i000 Bows. Paul A. Kern | OR Carroll Lake Rd. 1 block from| — Fampling ois 
UNION LAKE PRIV. 4 BEDRM. large rma., tiled bath, €& closets, E. Montcalm St * $1, 500 CASH poo) oan 1 ps * = ee 
[ - ie caer : aettten Tern’. reali pre hears pot orerntes Highly attractive, well conditioned oe sm ‘ fon ep od ik: _— Evenings Kenwood ing Tm. dining in im, bal -§ 
= EM 3-4087 or M jawn. Cyclone fence. Many other| family home. ful] basement, gas 6-26 B. Tocatlla Hentathentmmebone Sages . ign, wD. ai dg ahaa . picture windows, as eee 
FOR SALE BY OWNER. CLARK-| Clean home sett etet ae ct weler:| drive, Peetures 2 bedrevins and 5pm, MY 2-1002 ioxivoPT. LOT, WITH HOUBE- tna a targe ‘bedrms. Pa B. R. "| clean o * ne Se tk N. Winding Dr. : panelec a- 
fatae Tl pee naceninaet's| one Ca or eeeiningn, "| SU gos cpeate ie fom: | “You gofta be careful about false arrest — he could be a | AGHA waetare, SfTatter weet | EATATE BAUR > pLOya IN ONE) tna Pm. g being ta bre eter lw mair heat. Pu p tee. lovely grounds, ou outdoor grill. Of-| calypso Singer!” _of Pontiac are 3-7344 Freep, on black Green Lake Place, vaitached 2-car_ yo Ang 
Cal! MA 5-1875. AIR CONDITION ED | fered 9 60, Do your fam- BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES OVER-| cah. PAUL D. HAMMONE, Bene | Only 30 min. __If you 
: “3 bedroom ranch honte located ays favor aoe % toes : jooking Walters Lake, poy ~ tor, PE 6-1741,_- i can. aff fford it, you will ‘buy it. 
hes TOO HOT in Drayton Plaine. All oak floors. | 120 mily Special, For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43} Lake brivueses, $00 Low down) jg LOTS. EAST SIDE OF BOW. | Soyi, Drice 63.000 wilh S0.0w 
Nov PRIVACY FOR PICNIC?| bath. Very modern kitchen. Large | 3 bedroom home, 1% baths. auto- | “~~~ = | EOE | ES § OCONNOR. BROKER bo Aha a — city bate _da & 
HA TO CRAWL BUMPER To| dining ares. Gas heated Timken as heat and hot ‘water gorace ay MODERN 3 BEDRM.- HOME MY 2-0040 : BREWER Giroux- Franks 
) B HOUR APTER HOUR) {rnace. he Galen A pead estures 3 bedroom and 4 bath ca Sites Real Katate, ge sees MULtivim ElerinG SERVICE 85s. Parke Pe 45181 ~ Buy Thre Bartiage 
HEA TRAFFIC : * im I at- — id bd = 8-0638 ENERAL. REA EST. 
GET TO LAKE? WANT to coe — ba screens. Im- pe garage "Bendy to Y OWNER $1200 ON. 6 LARGE! BRICK RANCHER uA =... i rE a ante i Hwy. Lb ATE es List Thru Partridge 
END IT ALI? YOU CAN — possession. Priced at) us and schools. Priced for action | BY OWNER $itme, O€, 6 LARCT Reduced Situated on a besutiful lake front BUILD NOW TEXACO STATION LEASE, JUST CALL FE 42544 A THE). only iy 918.7 with S terms at $8,750.00. Quick possession. , ed, off heat, large basement, | _! — — —_ and — in our webb-costricted Waterford 20-ACRE. FARM 3 bays located at SS a Lk 
CAKE FRONT HOMES, HOME| |. NICHOLIE - | Bisse’ G88 Stamew “ater » $1,000 Too 3'bedrooms. ‘ull basement beset Soe §°Reirsom, Sed| Saate"tooedst” iste "asa's AND COTTAG: UNION LAKEFRONT sealer p.m. somree ben Ie a — HERBERT & DAVIS" basement. 2 chicken coops. Small! willing to go after bus. We will 
PLAY IT COOL! This 1 year old ranch home has it. FE. 5-1201- Indian Village—6 room Co-. 2 a honey barn. Only $12,500. terms.{ put in good clean con- 
4 large bedrooms. A large ma-| of, Mt, Clemens 8 PE 5-8004 WILL BUILD lonial—is 2% ft. livin priced at $28,509 on terms or C. HOUSTON, REALTY, FE 46331.| ition, 3,009 homes have been 
q A CALL TODAY WILL TELL li goats, cae-| 2 St: Momer room with fireplace, an will consider land contracts in Sonn Fea or Jee a onROAD. — built in this ares in the past four 
YoU HOW....,. / inroughout. “fireplace, mod- ; Koo eo a size renar oo Co. wall to wall carpeting. Full (ints Drayton “Subdivision. 100 x 150 Buy Thru Partridge _ years. Call FE 5-558. 
° J A. yl | beh Sven end’ range. 2 “full | | Good deat this time of year. Aixo| basement with gas, heat, CASS LAKE or terme, OR >-o0e2, ee | List Thru. Partrid WEST BRANCH . a O ceramic baths. Glass sliding —alt FE_¢2778. with garage. Close to school Comal TOT 150x300. $800. ON OAK PARE DA Modern 7 room tourist home. Also 
eases Aa eke fo s ‘ne por and sh center. Own- a a nied, larege, too 10 acres of \ stream 4 separate light housekeeping 
3 = ¢ LAKEFRONT er leav state and will | pine ty “ease $1200 down and im- a PT, SRTAGE ay ee 0 touching bed-| units, all furn, Over 1% acres ontvs tees me —} NO sacrifice for $10,050. en possession. “ "PRORT Road On| Tom pene, Owner will we reasenebie or 
- ory plastered walls. 8x20 Elassed $1, 500 D CANAL LOTS Sih or on Sis“ : “cARE J ANDREWS or Auburn ts as of 
: ri, Fe sens. * ee furnace. Excellent DOWN own 2 lots “with a9 ft. frontage on| _POR BETTER HOMES, Hotty MEinees Teier ——_—| “orn. Bayment, TE ¢0000. 7 
' 7 F . 5 ear . . in this brand ne eadin Cass La n e—_—Sh s Sale Land Contracts 
| dens. Close to Nic eS ; y eeeenuinane sear Cale excelent. buy at 409 with | $400 Sco the te ee of ita | Right iitlamere the Hunt| em 
PAYMENT | cess tate the aan in | down for both lo You'll Uke the advantages of ite | TNS area. us acres” of the. best : . : g Toom the & beth Lake Rd. 1 mile st of tm beautiful ecenic land with mod 
ALSO NEW 3 BDRMS Ful! bese- . LAKEFRONT or 3 bedroom starter homes floors and t spacious R. D. RILEY, Broker Telegraph Rd =e em home. garage and stable.| . an 
ment, The bath Lk. ' With the upper two bedroam with fut basement and rough wir- kitchen with !ts custom built rare i fal ~ : Yard is landscaped. 
* Briv. | $12.850 Cash eimoresee: ° apartment renting for $80 ing. On PC. WOOD CO features will cause “love at septic! nad 5 my a Yes, and priced at only $10,500 or FE A ive wie pes first sight.” Full orice $9.- | FE_4-1157 FE 44821'CARL W, BIRD, Realtor | with $2,500 down, balance on eas ‘ month, You: rtun wd jel iv — villi tes Lake road a ’ $2, wn, y 
REALTOR on the lake. * and tet M39. 3-1235; after 7:00 OR 060. Immediate possession. LAKEFRONT LOT 115x500 FT. | 50s Community National Bank Bidg.| terms. B . only. on Ta 
pa — Outer. Lake °° sund down, You will enjoy the = oe ws ar aren Good been Necuing aber Trees | eee Eves, FE bis Office — MO 46241 ’ a * . ou Ww rom over rq e. Trees ; -~ 
vileges,. #1500 dn. FE Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 to $/ front porch. on lot. Priced ot $3900 with 1-1 DARB LAKE COLONY | Res. —Sun. MO 43828 
Ee srARTER Tt or ears. Reel low MEN O H N K Off Joslyn 200 down. Exclusive lake front & lake priv. | Edna Darby. salesiady 15% DISCOUNT 
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~ Newingham | 3 eeeiec| A © | orien pe ree Sm: WHI B i, Sr, cr | tae Mien B% DISCOUNT Rd. Open Sat. & Sun. 2-5 pm.| on three os peas be 1 IRWIN bed and ceramic tile bank Park. EM >- “| Rent F P 48A 
: A. G. Biliott & Sons. 31600 Ww.| enient and as a 4 room : 34672. ent Farm Property 
Hwy. at M’belt. MAyfair 6-2503, nest storms aod sad screens Brrougn oa : . one = seve harold ee Bu Thea Partrid ne ee . 
GOOD TRADE Jordon +4121. FIRST O 40 | Lovely Setting Only $3,150 down. Balance L S¢ | ror RENT, EXCELLENT HORSE sk For: 
ue ; for equity ine station wagon. or with $2,000 down One’ Acre piqt with a 5 room $80 per month, including ist Bis. Partridge Semnies pee ieona. tase T Bat \ 
s trailer or a low down payment BARGAIN—$500 DN, home. Paneled living reom and taxes and tnsurance—better REALTOR FOR SALE: LOTS, BLOCK! Orion. Oxford area. 545 | Indian om eman. 
You can, bay, 0, house ca Eine scons E lum hri es dining room. 2 dedrms., full | than rent Phone OR 3125 "| house. started “well in. By owner,| _Lt. Ra, Leke Orion, Mich. Ss 
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bedroom. tnrgp fr room kite Bastatenr © AUTO, or, . p Bsmt with new FA oll fur- Elizabeth ‘Open Eves, ‘til 8: Sunday 10 to 8, 3871. me Sale Business Property 49 < 
Sok gf et Reseenably. Call © EY DRONA ONE ere one creel. a IZaDe Evergreen Knolls ~ LABOR IX STE a i : - ateman s f eieg pen Eve S =. Ls Ss 23-3345 ; ms 
oe a ate a tae ade ON stuitipie Listing Service" | Waterford Twp. Lake Estates ) -veautiful’ estate sted lots on | TARE FRONT AND Like parvi| DUY Thro Partridge . 
H. C. NEWINGHAM APPOINTMENT. IN MILFORD Ranch type home with a big full a Oakland Lake, year sroUnd| leged lots. 3 miles from town List Thru Partridge 
. ; 2 family income. Corner jot. basement. rec. room and work homes, well restricted ideal bulld-| g95°teis you started. Realtor FE ist dhru Fartridge al Nn sen 
REAL ATE IM WRIGHT Paved street. ¢car garage. $2,- area in bsmt. Large living r Large 5 room modern ing conditions, good beach, swim-| 5 ner, . a B DRI - 
Corner Auburn & Crooks Rds. Ju mmas 500 dn : dining area, attractive ‘Elichen. Pere Gung rece = Ehasor ering & — each. piast or PS 6-078). 1 land. Blacktop ot. Business & REALTORS FE 
. $e te ——— M5 OAKLAND AVE. PE 5-041 +4 =. agape pps ery: ing space in the 18 ft. kitch- sbaw Rd. Owners there Saturday | “Ww on IAC | Pe anes. . : me 4-0528 
‘ Mil omg path Paved drive and 1's car : Estates, OR 3-7555. 377_8, Telegraph Eves. & Sun 
7 th $500 DOWN OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 | yutwal 447 hee. 23-4783 rage, Lot ToiT0, #1420000, |  ¢7), 13416 master bedroom, from 1 pm. & all Sunday. Other. R Prop. 49A : 
oe ee ey ae Seer BEDROOM BRICK HOME. 2/| —~ erms. . P ppointment. . ent Lease Bus. Trop. #9 D 
into 3 bedrese heme in ex-| bedrooms up, 1 down. Living rm. ; full basement, $0 ft. shaded 3-3154. LAND CONTRACT ON ¢ ROOM 
= c 3 lot, lak rivil — and > home room 
the street privileged serene den, cleced tm porch. a Multi-Lakes Realty John K. Ir in look at this price of $9.973. Lake Frontage—140 es P ERRY ACRES CAR tor, Lo stated on ccte of lane wits W 3 bedroom SEEING Yoo |e oo stream on E 
priee, e jw ——s Ses 8 ‘a sirabe. frie ment Full Sagres ‘earner lot Sin 1925 Cass comple toy. furniad a 7% Also 2 boats kEW HOME. FOR IN YOUR ee a ' aa: la pere0} cn pe Gow pay. oil furnace = $1 dn. 313 West “Huron street of traffic. $60.80 per m at 6 pe 
SVELAND rin KE MODERN 3 1 BED. Near Union ke & Commerce Phone FE 5-047 Eve FE_ 5-406 | : E BL. Open Evenings "til 8:30 interest Will count Br. cont 
room. $1500 down, Owner. : i ; ; arl E, James ACETOP BOADS — He mud or cent. Cost to $5525. ss 2188 Cass Lake Rd., Ketgo Harbor! _¢-3104 merce Rd. MA 41578 | apecte | Lake WONDERFUL WATER — A Edw. M iocaiten and bayer credit ra as. 4-1061 5 RMS AND BATH DESIRABLE ONL *Y $450 DOWN LAKE PRIVILEGES | , | €260_Cooley Lake Rd___EM 3-631! - At avout} Edw. M. Stout, Realtor . rating. 
‘ ~ NORTH END location convenient to downtown. 2 bedroom. furnished, lake priv- ON CHAIN or ¢ LAKES IN 3 Redeem an nee A FINE CHOICE OF LAKE PROP- | EXCEL ‘LENT DRAINAGE — No 77. Saginaw St. FE 53-8165 R. Dp. RIL EY, B k 
Call FE 2-2258 PE 41906. | full base t and a erties: 100 lake front at R —APPROXIM Y ro er 
atl =! _leges, 7 lots. OXFORD AREA 2 BED- | garage. Fireplace. carpeting Whipple Lx. siean’ . Saene a: | esiguble with septic tanks FOR, Leas. APPROXI ATELY s06 MRinabeth Labo Roe 
rear’ ard _ mramperries, ROOM HOME, wiry Ar: tile bath and paneled den with ake, 2.00 ft. frontage on Walnut | R a ; ~ Joins state pee A joor =space Boa PE 41157 
. Blee : are other ieatures that 00; lake rignts jot | Park, hunting, fishing, riding, 3.978 uburn Ave. Large si ee: A | 
' TIFUL VIEW OF LAKE. make this one of today's Les ton Lk. | nee tone, ing lot in rear. Day time FE 20% | DI SCOUNT 
FOR COLORED” i BEETS coos auv'ar ws. | SetMMs aba? MOB | BIO, ae” oat” [Wari | Mee tty ar uiereie terns | Tome COMMER ELGAR contact und on 2, drm pe peme  -m. aa OS BARGAIN BAROAIN BARGAIN: | 500. . Better be first! eG 1.4 -Z% terms.| poe at a ‘ae = t 8. tte STORE CORNER Se Bog = —— y je: 
« Mrs. Bell, FE 23-2616. | 1, FOUR, BE BEDROOM BRICK - HIGH & DRY LAKE FRONT Lor.| (2tfully restricted for your pro’) Store reom 809 sa. ft. for | _ ence. your o43e0. 
CUCKLER REALTY =a Se best t buy tor, for ee sieeines R. j.V ALU ET, aa oucn O Call_OR 3-130, after 10 a.m. | BEAUTIFUL VIEWS — Nowhere| Pu eects Soert lecation.| F.C, wood Co Px aaa , 45 OAKLAND AVE E 5-0683 ju FT. WATKINS LAKE FRONT-|_ will find prettiér c ~ Lf 
PONTIAC MAIN STREET - Brick venees CETIPLE LISTING SERVICE ! Poc ;| WAREHOUSE & 3 N 
236 N. Saginaw A ETRE ce Rens | month, Beautiful home brick ri NTIL 8:30 T ee es a she fate a fices for rent 6,000 3% DISCOUNT e rE 44m PE 78110) ins rented aukremente ebove | (6 the roof, marble w: s, | OPEN EVENINGS U OMOrrow shade trees. 7 rm. house. Open| Lapeer Rd. (M26) § miles north Appr ce 
| 4 BOOMs "& SATs. NEW BRIcK| fell basement, steam heat. Pull massive marble fireplace, save: mae Bee Sat. & Sun. 12-7 p.m, Owner.| of Pontiac limits. ae Se £2 nets pelance, 2 homes, 1 block 
home, §0x200 sell my information to qualified buyer. a = Ae & all "ceramic ranch with attached 2's car LOVELY THREE BEDROOM AND PRICED FROM $1,200 WITH wav location. Call PE 42507, or feat hs Lelenel f._ 
~ equity for gh y yy nano 4 wea aiceuleat tile > bath down, two bedrooms and For Colored pareee. cone. 19x20 eval , Eas x Secomens. —_ que 10 PER CE: ee after 6, call FE 5-0653. the ger 
contr act he month. AIN - rooms, ' \- tw ecree’ F :, i round \ WAREHOUSE WITH OFFICE. AP. 
3288 . FE isd. dom find so mucti for so little,| bait path up, “icon beat wate! porch. Joyful relaxation, 45'x225 lot, $1,500 down. at me SRE A SBADRELL ot V ea. ae ei; ft nt og. 3 rat | al 
$500 DOWN 20 ft. livin isang large dining| , “i located: In- F ' | ' natural fireplace, large berg J. pamrers | P. HOLMES, INC: month, Includes heat & elec. sf $1 509 DISC N 
. fen, bene, ear s, full basement, | Softener, property (etn “appoint: amilles beamed cefling, garbage E. Maple 25318. LAPEER RD. _ PE 5-2053 | troit. LOrain 17-3700. Mr. Green- OUNT UNION LAKE AREA 5 garage too, near St.| nent, no rmation over phone, * disposal water softener and wolly ME lrose ‘aster berg n 2 CENT OFF 
3 hmong ang starter home, oppor-; Freaerie —— all for $7,950 - lots z extras. Almost 1900 LARGE ‘LAKEFRONT LOT, VERY For Sale Acreage ol. ACT — SEA- 
———— handy a} $i. T80 ee BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME Bassett St. 3 dedroom_ bungs-| aq. K. of living, area. good | beach, good | resirt ~ ale Acreage  */ | Business Opportunities 51 goon, 6 7 MONTHS 4 w | a iv e Fi re 
Be Se Sa ue, povenscrvonrony| Peete Geeta an] Sf Ghats ect) Gott mephomms | Eh Foret | a, teary | Buy Toru Partridge | om TSE a he a 'v ily home that bespeaks the grace ciner * asy terms. in Hving space at a pom- Brokers, OR 73-1450. - artridge 
; full basement, on paved : i ia ed at /$28.- WELL ~ LOW DOWN PaY- 
, Gries tate nd. | Sct sowergnguie™ Gener| Cideriatiaaeateen tics fo | ocx income — ¢ rooms ant| Saurevagwie seu ame | ERUUPED ROME, CR NGPES | MEE . |_List Tara Partridge | R- J. VALUET, Realtor 
EWN —| Mitcus Soins | Reta alerts | ME Serr dus) OM sisted trates | JIM WRIGHT | “Beauty Salon & Home | "KPEaue ezine sunrise . . 8. ¢ hear downtown : 
and tile bath. carpeting. new oll | For ‘best results list B t Pe |. Beye ot REALTOR | Excellent location. Best of | BALANCE ONLY $4130.27. 
ag Yay eee a oe ee wiih us) Ph. a eman»n On sis, ore aks I IX) MOPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 830° | meat. 3 operators rorking “bow. Fe cise” oo may a 
fetes Ente | Rhee eet| ee et) re oe K Oger HT a, Pan oe 344 ACRES — | Plenty’ of parting apace. Bret: |— BAT ANCE @2 488% w ea wo e s, ce : _ : _ EM. t . vuutding divided, ; e . the other 4 & bath. This | ampsen WALLED LK YR. ROUND DU. | 90° Gown. 62,000 total price. ¢18| shop en ene fide, adsask |. Ounainad 9% Goaes 
plex on 2 waterfront secluded &| BStnabaw school Live stream on| pe, Tented of be made into large | curity, § per cent Lag og ; lease. Ask       
          1321 B. Aubere, OL 1-361) OL 1-1731/ 45 gi} at the low price of |> DIXIE HIGHWAY HOME =n Kinzler, Realtor ~ baw School. Li 
nad — Ideal home Ee verertuary. or Ruree 8._Ph_ FE +s +8 ees . c : pe gr ge avira Sid hao Lose property. Cail now “een “ Ressemabie’ $3,008 rhore ‘tin ¢1.000 d@n.| Kue Me. 
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor y other types <f business: 129 | [REALTORS FE 40528) $5) Sot Toes coammety fern CEOR 2 oa Brat era or Mr. Dinkel. 
ft on Dixie, approx . > GATEWAYS to o17 8 Telergaph _—s__—sEves & Sun. 2 car garage. Winter iieome $120 ee Z = aaa LTOR. WHIT barn, home has nate excep: OR 3-1251 
        
  
  
    
        
            
  
             
    
      
      
   
        
  
          ae — our ‘- Sat tor parvaead tn ite, Dine By? = Seay ® Sosy nice large ‘ x { mosh. ‘ante with “only $3.500 4536 Dixie Hw: 
mation ay. AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING hot water heating foeey 1 abo 9 ] 39 Fort ress down. rfleld 40254. | DRAY On. of LAINS : 
{ 4 —— modern kitchen. beautiful | a | WOLVERINE: LK FRONTAGE. | 2) { Eves. 0 
2% ACRES, Lake privticzes. 6 shade and shrubs. Price He | bedrooms, living reom, dining. | — ae 
room home. full basement. g- Buy | P we sits ‘with $2,150 down, This lovely 3 bedroom | Sitchen, " moders. “$13,300. Mi C LARKS’ TON a: 
1666; Diesemehie Sema: ae Thr eee RossHtRE cT. Terrace | NR. ST. RENEDICT’S | brick home with 2% at fron R 7. ‘REALTOR | Saal aie eens eee “REALTOR 
G1, RESALE, 5 rooms. full base- a ru _sertridge § BEAUTIFUL ROOMS TEL-HURON SHOPPING baths is by far the best aterfront Kentals | $660 Dixte Hwy. turing equipment. Business in- 3 ‘ ment, $1300 down; $70 per month Very comfortable and reasonable | Huron Gardens. like new, 4 rms, : Approximately 185 ft. of lake! Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 1 to # | ¢Feasing weekly. Possibility of in- 5660, Dixie Hwy. fakes. & ineerense iaciuded. fom ta er 2 Dedroo oom. nue eet __ deve buy we have had in image = cit: edt —— aw oe creasing food & dairy business. | OP¢® Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 to 8. 
ware take Parvitece _ Basement, gas heat, storms and| fos, “new aur’ fixtures, tai} months. Priced. many| 1 modern 2 semi-modern, Can be Beautiful wooded & rolling land, Beautiful store & living quarters. | SEASONED @ PER CENT LAND screens, nice rear yard. $1,250) basement, new Century oil unit ee ited nd. Besutifull terms r running 3 bu cash. FE Se vets (eer bee ; home clese to shopping . ee ha secree: h d { $$ below; Tm year around. Bea: y here. Owner running 2 businesses, | _ cash. 5-7038. 
- > “eenter. $10,500; Terme. | down. Inundry tubs. space for recrea-| thousands © o landscaped lot. Walking distance ce PANGUS, I Realtor will share with you. Let us show —— 
_ WATKINS LAKE HOME Son of emege wen pets | actual appraisal value. Aj‘ cseeme ant sees. from | oan collect: Ortonville 7.2815| You how to do it. EZ terms to e Pm . FURNISHED. 4 rooms & bath, eee ey pasmeenl Sutures” shade and garage. Offered at @. d ,; ould cabins good returns. $12,- 5 acehs On ap oreGe | RD i, | TesPonsible A : fae agen 
: quick possession, $900 down. Terms me Gage einectot| for rell- | - . we. ousan words Ww it Hl 3 D.M. . . 
i 3 BEDROOM hom SYLVAN MANOR ree ah client. Home 24236 on foun-| TODAY. IT'S SPICK AND SPAN. “not do justice’ to the de- Coen “BLAIR mile f sty_Daie. FRYE. Two DM. @ Balance, dus ‘sz, ,— ais: 
eee Come git tes | $20.950-BRICK RANCH — 3 bed- with full basement, rec- THERE'S SW EL COME REALTOR CE with 8.D.M., barbersh yon bane Cneet te 
‘ — 000, | oe ee RRC a loaas & ving | Feation room, oak floors and plas- sign and beauty of the‘ 496 pixte Hwy... OR 31261 8 ACRES ing 30x62. Lot, 2412280. Oa main| 74 
Spee ee ee ee ond tered wall ais. iorely cceroneieed RE FOR YOU 2 natural fireplaces or gS el fds “Se $33,000 with "See el RAYE, ( NEARLY NEW 4 room home, ite bai pomars b er ee kitchen, Priced to sell $11,975. One mile, west of tty with front-| < P Eves. OR 3-1708 or OR 3-3687 ING SITE — LLING — $33,000 with $10,000 or, iJ HA ors LAND 
beomewey, # cheerful mily kiteh: id age on paved street. Built in} the ballroom effect of the WOODED — QUIET —- rent store & buy inventory : 
Niven. tr Sarace. $8350 attached garage on attractive 60x- > 1952. this sp fully © Dae Gomis tcc PRICED FOR SALE ; 
_—— 150° lot. WE TRADE AND SELL abedroom home features ier enormous walk-in base-| For Sale Resort Prop. 44A Av ei.hoo wins REASON- OT ATEWIDE RAY Stab Realtor 
DRAYTON AREA DORRIS & SON REALTORS fingertip “kitchen with tile drain.| ment. If you are the lone |2% ACRES NEAR HOUGHTON 8. 3 cH 262 8. Telegravh - 
¥-| 2,700 DOWN—3 b LOVE , 152_W. Huron Phone FE 4-1557 rds and tai . f Lake, house garage & good hunt- ARLES, yg Ol | FE 3-7103 BS ye 
fy Brick RANCH. OAK FLRE.| Poe ad ent tan. eta Maiuse| Wolf type of buyer drive! ine ground, ‘near  Bacus Creek R. J. VALUET, Realtor ah Estate Service of tee 
beautiful Large kitchen with eat: rooms. Storms and screens. Full) 117, to beautiful Dravton | S¢2,chese- See Ronald Border, 62 | 34) OAKLAND AVE. o sete Vii" 8. Telegraph PE eaiat LAND A 
asemen space ‘or recreation. “ 4 a > 
ood tightly traveled street. IDEAL Landscaped corner lot. 60x120 ft | \Voods and take one| 400 FEET OF SAND BEACH) OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 _ Sughy Realty “Ortonville, : 8ONED PURC En 
meg sping om this 18x: gown, OWNER” eaapameee, glimpse of a real oppor = 0S ee tbens | one | ON BLACK TOP IN - “LETS TALK frase eae 4 = wenty| Groveland Twp. Good 3 bedroom ming ae : . 
lot. ONLY ~full price ocean “of lead, wonded and fine a ! * “ad 
2 ao oF thin ces" pe FINISH AND SAVE. | tunity, to own a home| <ottage'and overt 000, Evergreen | McConnell Real Rotate, Roches BUSINESS IF NO A S001. =. INDIANWOOD LAKEFRONT PR xue that is truly a home!| nursery. stock which will more} er. OL 0002. OL 1-165, M 
JOSLYN AREA _ Bete is a chance to buy in mares keno ot Sepecin oomeress (a uy ome | oon per jor halt, Gis reese | ACES — 10 NEAR HOWELL. - MQTEL oney to Loan = 53 
DOWN-3 bedroom frame an expensive and exclusive tion, “633 (ea. vine, space, Please, we must insist on| ty, 66602 Cown wil Rentle. By Pretty ae 0, picture, high, dry | New modern on_the main : 
  000 section fone beens large cheerful at @ nominal price with 19 ft. ving room, intment ly . ; ; Ber. Exe 
Sieiten “Sante, ceramic tile sink 190° of lake frontage 2 300 heb tall be Pay «| appointments only to see : : Te to| steady business and their books LOANS $25 TO the bath: cek floors, master = dept. 2 bedroom hom few # te Maceday and Lotus! the wonders beyond the| i Lobe trent ostinge pas, ee itaroa, aloe ealed . West quarters it, The Fang wo Se anne & 
with $ spew 3) pine tastade Sis38 = surpots. uckner Customers 
     
     
                
          
      
    
      
       
           
      
        
              
      
       
    
      
      
          
     
           
     
           
       
          
   
      
            
                        xin 2s closets, basement, ae oe nate Lakes. 560x140 ft, located -10 000. wolking distance to Bontinc Mo-| ral stone fireplace. grat. | miles west of tty, 8.300." 3300/ front door. If you have! Gogn my apm. only. | Sheu "Stuatety Pause Ra tors, school, city eeds all —st - modeling — ® challenge to codes. CALL US TODAY a favorite realtor, call Earl Sugden — Realtor le shout 3 miles to-_Wisgins por een For courtesy | ®ftistie couple. Priced at = Gitte — MO eesti ha. Right on Wiggins 2 hn SALES c slightiy more” than land Te Day—To Sell—To Trade him as we will co-operate, | . Ree. = Gun. MO e008 miles, or take Grand River to| Aluminum a 
=| HOYT "REALTY a . or ‘call me personally. | MO fics | feantice Oper, Berman anr| Bees SS ee, rs ne 2-9840 1 apeer, r storm doors 
FE 200 N-TEL CENTRE NORTH M A H AN Bob Chapin. FREE pee FREE _Eiige” Woodward, Detroit 2, |. § treet re 
24 8. Teleg Rd. Kear YMCA and downtown : : CH APIN “ik. t “For Sale Fa ve. 
7 BEDROOM HOME, LOW DOWN | § Tooms. i's bathe. glassed a / Boat Rides and annie eae | ments, EM_3-2702. Sak) paces _—— REALTY CO. R ier ius z ’ ~| MICHIGAN BUSIN aberments SM 27M | gas heat, Immediate pos- EES wae RE AL EST ATE Refreshments _ - a SAL ES P ; R ESS 
sponsible buyer. . 1075 W. Huron : bat get located at sliver eae — acre’ tas nee ‘Secen i NEXT Boor, TO BRANCH 4701 Dixie Hwy. Lake, Subdivision, two miles west eee SEMINOLE AVENUE Blue - Webster School district. © POST OFFICE _— OR: 3-1223 ¥. Legg AF am gen A aethil rooins, 3 bedrooms and beth =| py OWNER, IN CHEROKEE Seat sod motor demonstration | 4 Pak basement, garage. Hille. Brick “a ranch ¢us- beautiful, ‘sity took |i ) . full price tom hoine. er |; od P. ‘2 *e wnt, ee Ge meses Gace pe |__Income Property 43a) 2 een gy : = vacant. ah |. Leslie R. Tripp, R Itor - bath. Aluminum. storme & screens. } ROOMS. : THs, 2 SCREX no obligation. "ON | irc} meat, puto. heat, cap gy aeene Tipp, Rea enieee atl Alu: 8 porghee: garage CREENED,| B) - “by Stan- | 
im ag price only $9, _ AR r FE 21306 minum Lone &. water Ne 3) ‘ley Real Estate rit Tent |° | ra stone perme Co ‘OF softener. stele tee, or anfurn. ib & Awning Ph. ‘Mata Jaa 
| : , -| SAVING OF $800. $0072," Any evening after = lotus, | ohne 2 Sg Ry You'l Sa Great! 3 bedroom : cas 2 yre. For Sat. 8 Sun stl | GET IT Qu ICK | bedroom older jpome. 3. bea. Would one ays . ery small down | parment ig ROOM = 4 | idving |, home’ a water - see | tte axen et onde, Call Call PE 6-0220 HOUSE, DOUBLE Ga. pe es ve a. aR din- mane Four a gy on a senty | T loom Bg omy ape aehool eit) through Classified Ads! 
Ful bens eat |] been 't Beerpun large Bvieg $1,000 Dow N chureh. Owner, 163 Beach, off y ‘h ls j | 
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eat a col": | Sangean as Svan | Gall Sagar: Ha es, whatever it i — ia id br ef (Se room |S ent parece, 629,000.) nibeee & enced, Tied ie | 28181 for, r ee 
CRAWFORD AC ) , af and, ¢ « : wil 
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\THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, PRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1957, 
      
    #0 TO 
1 %20* §500 
- FINANCE CO. weak E1574 
—LOANS $25 TO $500 . BENEFICIAL oe ae TW. seuss 
Stick Cash 
months 
zo, “Wey te 
a A Phone Fl ang  heipiul, “poone, F 
HOME & AUTO ; LOAN CO, 7 N. Perry st (Corner Pike) _ 
GET CASH QUICKLY | 
Up to $500. = to 1056 cars Bring 
Most deals closed in 
“Oakland |   
Loan-Company} * 902 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. 
“FE 2-9206 ‘el Felt Base Rugs $395 |   
     
  
  
  
  
3° PRIGIDAIRE DELUX 
FOR 2 Ft. Wall Tile, Fe 
4 pant & fies EATON REF RTO 
__Syers, 141, W, Huron. PE 43084. ag ow a3 REFRIG. te. 
ie DRYER ¢ 98 ie clock. sweeper oh 
Queen washer... § 99 articles. . 
$s auto washer... $178 ATOR <i. Ob eet 4 
op TO Two’ Years 70’ Pay | EEL : : . § gas stove & 
nee ae Pe 50188 +, yan ar) 
‘| HiSsdttem! distapore & Salt : ot eg ston . tables, seating feat’ condition, "good pie, FE 
J or 900, Pay oaly $9 ely, ? “ 
Fearscn’s — " ghairs, round oak table and small 
% TON, 1% AMP. 1958 EMERSON erator, ar ; conditioner. Call FE 5-8174. or, ming. wPti eles, OF Jack Schulz. Prerr RES. 
21” TV, ALSO 1™ TV. EXc. Keren Maytag washer, exc. cond. gas 
38. - 
we GAs RANGE. BABY B i 
__Teeter-Babe. FE 8-058. 
33 CU. FT. DEEP PREEZE. EZE. MA- 
STL .   
ee $75. FE 6-190, 
-_ SRE MAGIC CHEF GAS. 
CONDITIONERS. 
e@, $149 and up. schick’s. uy 
a 
ADJUSTABLE 
cabinet, — 7 dreasin ng table, 
__ Bedspreads, 
ABOUT Tie} You 
THE HOME CAN BE 
elec, 
ceers. Ranges & water heaters. 
Fan 
Bathroom ee is, as ee 
ressers, vanities springs 
mattresses, Li room suites, 
gecasional | chairs, tables, Somos, 
sets, radios, rugs, dining roo 
Dinette — and 
. tems WN. mys . 
trade dept. for real 
-bargains 
USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN 
4 miles E. 0 
Zz. s anbarn Heights on Auburn 
  
“Mortgage Loans 54 
LOANS—$600 to $1,54 500 
  hom 28 
Apply S00 National Building — Pontiac or phone PE 44720, 
Swaps 55 
14 FT. METAL BOAT. 3 HP MO- 
tor. Sell for $65 or trade for 
what have you, OR 3-1 3-1073. 
& ACRES $6,500. . TERMS OR 
trade. P. O, Box 535. 
ACRES — GARAGE Lac 
hot water cor hag nM for o lerce 3 
trailer   
  gaeo0 EQUITY AND § RM PUR- Seed house for late model car. 
OR 3-5761. #1000 — ¢ ROOM EQUITY FOR Teall house, iand contract. FE 
2-4852. 
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male, 2 yt. old, cor 
8 en ete bother call 
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    Fluorescent, - chard Lake Ave. 
DINING ROOM rane AND § 
. 2 BOX seRing 15, 
“DISTINCTIVE MONOGRAMING Midtown Shoo 101% N. Sagina 
DAVENPORT, - HIONT, BROWN MO- 
hair, $20. 3-2829 
    . The softener 
{ with the family. 
t provides soft water by ttself. 
No attention req 
householder.   
      Call 2-2 o39 
APY. SIZE GAS STOVE, . LAWN 
longue $20. Custom built 
table & 4 chairs $60. ro 
bed frame, blond bed, bio ta- 
bie other items. FE 4-7 after 
5: . 
Apt. Sovicten Gas mane $20 
GE Retrserstor - 
rr Wardrobe 
Drawer Chest: 
UY, SELL AND EXCHANG YTHING FOR THE HOME 
QAKLAND FUR ae Serine x 3833 
A ATIC W. 
NATIONALLY “ADVERTISED 
Only $149.95 Complete 
L, A. WAGNER <o: . 
Phone YE 5-022 
BABY ude eee KEW e 6 = 
15.98. nerspr: pa. mo dge : 
ms Furniture, 42 Grekees 
_Ave.   
iG DISCOUNT SALE ON FLOOR BIC ‘ 
eral used 
  + 
SOLD 8 Pt ” REFRIGER ERATO! COLDSPoOT Rs a 
01% : 
CHROME vonepti i 
Four chairs and table, $69.96 val- 
we, $30.95. There sre new 1957 
designs, mm Formica 
Compare” these terrific values, Michigan 
ith 995. 
_hiso. eng tables, MI.‘ 7806,————_ LE. BUFF DINING Lacey aan a Ck 
GOOD | Downstairs 
.| TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR tere” ™ ELEC- 
STEEL 
WANT. 
FOUND 
—— Maple 
formica pre gra tron kitchen set 
the | REBUILT Wasitira ee Tite 
    
    
with § chairs, Lazy Boy lounge 
chair, childs fire engine & misc. 
  
All make 
sod be 
Electric. 
45168. 
c MACHINE. 
Take over payments of $2 «4 
. Call FE week, Allen's Appliances 
32-0143.   MODEST "MAIDENS ” 
      
  
    
      
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CEMENT. MOR & Muratic acl Te bar $1. 7c pe For Sale Miscellaneous 60   
  
54" mod 
These are 
  
BOAT ish mae 7 vat grind Do It vee “él 
AND FLOOR BA:   
Ave. 
APER STEA WALLP. MERS SANDERS —SOGRRS FOL eens 
BRowNtEs RARDWARE OPEN SUN NDAY FE 3-0230 
FOR RENT   Talbott Lumber |; 
wet, Fane 
  tly 
several © bff, as & Ca mode . wen 
SANFORD 
  
  _ “Say, whose date are you, anyway?” 
  
For Sale Miscellaneous: 60 
1-1-1-A ALUMINUM SIDINGS 
INGS 
Immediate delivery, $9.95 & up. 
See large —— in. area of 
: rglas awnings, 
plug alw reened room, Car- 
ee iron. oan: 
  
wD. 
clear- 
Sainte, cab binet hard- 
Seaue: sliding door track, 
ete. Vauleys. & Rochester . OL   
for sma 
i, Call after 4. FE 68-1186. i DOORS — 
outside doors 2°8’’x6'6". 
after 5 or Saturday.   
    
1-INCH SOIL PIPES Fr. 3340 021 SAVE PLUMBING SUPPL 172 8. Saginaw FE 5-2100   
t iad CRAFTSMAN TABLE SAW AND 
% H.P. Motor, $60. 48 Ib. npond 
Bow and arrows, $25. OR 3 
Call after 6 p. m. 
  
  REFRIG ow 
outh bed, WA J RUMMAGE SALE Antiques, furn., dishes, siJver, Jr. 
re chairs, mise. Pri. 
, 31, Monterey off Mt. 
ELECTRIC 
ty, ee —   
  
. , Exc. 
bed, 
lamps, stand, ¥ . 386 
LL Si ~Shy 
: List ‘8 
1956 m ene of America's 
best m . perfect, new, guar 
anteed for 6 years, Buy a new 
for a little more than 
a used an Filwo- 
rescent, 383 Orchard Ave.   
I tot SALE OF USED SEWING MA- 
one 2 TABLE AND DOUBLE 
TWO BLUE. RU 
    10” eaten TABLE popit 
eso 
\s, for cash or terms 
We [ae fall now ct ater. 
All di Hiesting 
over to Suatic 
Coo’ Walle they tn = ling Co. 
Williams Lake re ie. 
3% GALLON OTL x Sata 
_heater. FE_2-2605.   
  
i GAL. ELEC. HEATER .. $19.95 
30 ute $54.95 > 
with stainless steel top, 
_ 24602, 
  
  
  
tw L. A. Must @s ee is Aven ii ee : ‘range, Rettig. # cu. 
_FE 23-1961 after 5:30   Ra. 34114 
SINGER, ROUND BOBBIN, FINE ® 0 ‘OA aLiOn sit aT 
condition, net gor ‘reath. Pac | of: PE +146, 17 W. Longioliow. 
8-1564. Coron 25% DISCOUNT 
sa TINWOOD BEDRM, SET ROSE} On Saper Kem-tone and Kem-Olo 
deck, Prujtwood TV, deluxe Prig- Fy Bree fiat and Lusterlo | int. 
Rew ‘deluxe \erochet.| chard Lake Ave. FE 5-6159. 
— $00 80. FT. of USED % PLY- drapes. a hon He Ce en wood. buyer must tahoe” entire Morus 5 . _6000 ft. PE 8-087 +7 Xk TRAILER WILL HOLD. BOAT 
Sacrifice or luggage, new, never «used 
come, have . Bert Monroe, 
  
AIR COMPRESSOR, tt FE bres. iat   
  
at $20.50, Lean 
nets at $49.50, aby 
“Sewing y 
4 tor 4386 Island Plains. 
  
with pads, 12'-6"'x11'-8"; 12° 
  
  
Now 
j 2" Ambassador 
Console ees $190.95 $148.00, 
i RCA Console 
(Blond) . $249.95 $188.00 
21° RCA Console 
, (M J Sane $178.00 
- an “ey iador Table 
a aaah - quae $149.95 $ 99.00 
21" pe 
Console ........ $279.05 °$228.00 
14° Admiral Port- 
CS ee $119.95 $140.95 
Also Used TV's — Consoles, Tabie 
Models. All , $10 up. 
— Terms 
WAITE’S PE 42511 
  TV Reductions 
Floor Samples 
Reg   
ANTIQUE SHOP SELLING OUT, 
  
  Corknn, Stich: Open Evenings.” | LUMBER BARGAINS — 
ANCHOR FENCES Fo v1 Be ft 
Peun Metta ower ° on “9x10; 2x12; 3x12 
BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS all lengths, bargain priced 
town kitchen, wee na i —— 
Hot water and ote om mold. | Weather-strh windows. $13.95 
dbo & 
ND PORK = 
_quarters_ Opuvke Mit. rE EF AND   
L | BUILDING } 38x30 TO BE MOVED 
. Call or torn down. FE 4-7216 after 
  
  _ Gree. on ——— nee. 287 4:30 p.m 
reer Biv eego Ha ; EE 
TWIN HOLLYWOOD BED, HEAD- BIG WRECKING 
eos = springs = —— BARGAIN 
ood cond, Trade fo 
bor springs and mattress, good | "ofr "telegraph. Af material sold cond. FE 540. gt 8a bare ate 
VACUUM CLEANERS, GUARAN- RINE os es 
_teed, Parts & repairs, 956 Myrtle. 
TABLE TOE pag GAS STOVE, fgg 320 8, Paddock 
cond., Reversible : 
rox o> $22. U EC T 
Chrome dine’ tal naif — B 6 DIR 
Like new. cabinet) prom your local manufacturer. 
jroner, $30. FE Door and window trim, §7-C: 
° Base, $9-C. Shoe, $2.15-C. Stop, 
pat 15-C 
HE LAKE AREA'S LARGEST 
EM 
WINDOW AND ie y= 
2600 Union Lake Rd qa 
EM 3-4148   
B. B. Munro, | Huron. 
TRADE-IN DEPT. asher   BRICK. RECLAIMED — ALL vou | OT! wan’ 
UNION Free Ina co, 
2164s LE RD. 
onee 6 5-200   
CLOSET DOORS _ 
    
Used and Reconditioned | $38.95) modern of lighting for kitch- $29.95) ens, rooms ree- 
ze ABS) B98 sche “tactory marred : $48 $3 | Call at factory showrooms. Michi- 393 
Siac BRS | Re . . WY MAN'S CULVERT PIPE 
4/18 W. Pike St. FE 41122 iss <i toate eM) 8 
1B. FE ewei 
Church’ s, Inc. 10” _8. Squirrel Rd. FE 2-0233.   
7. 
USED TRA E-IN 
Feed eeneenee } chrome chairs .... 
ounge eee 
  ee eee ee ee 
  
    .opebenenee na 
rm. set heen nies 
mabogany. 
  2600 -Uriion I Empire Rd. at Commerce 
          For Sale Miscellaneous 60 
UVUORESCENT FIXTURES, 
Mie amy Ideal for use over or 
alongside medicine pongar“y Re 
ernize r bathroom. . te, 94.36. Michigan Fluorescent, 343 Orchard v 
ene ee 8 Cubic URES 0. 
GET GET RID OF INSECTS. — ae for     
beget 
gue & Py Pleniekers. Watkins Dia- 
ributor's N. Perry. FE 
2-3053. 
GAS ENGINES   
  
Garage Doors ends, All see overhead . A 
od up A A 
oeeeaee ton r on 
fess than you th 
it a free camnels 
118 
  
HOT WATER HEA 3% GAL. 
= New, ap —_ for use 
nsumers 
These are 
electric, of] and 
ers at terrific values, 
Fluorescent, 303 Orchard Lk. Ave. eet * Et us us ne 
ichigan 
  
HEATING QUEM furnaces.   in Montcalin 
  
  Ploor 
furnace vacuum cleaners. Wall- 
poten alan 61A 
BOUGHT TRADED EPPERT’S SHOP §? W. Huron PE 5-968 
Sale Musical Goods ' 62 For Sale Pets’, 
At TOP "8 ou BLACK 
Mot ¥.       
bale. Mt & cart Cook. 
DIRT, Sir, SAND & 
“pest also “onerete: Fre 
& « 
Bulldozing » a 7 adtimy Removal f 
   
    coll a. ‘ea | ve 
Fate 
DIRT’ * 
ree} ~-SARD-OR CLAY We deliver, Pit located on Wal 
    
SLORDING | 
is Rs Pa iss’ 7 ‘off Franklin Rd. 
GRAVEL, i0c YARD. _j FE _5-3070 
vans TOP SOIL. 5 YDS. 
GOOD ROAD GRAVEL, § ¥Da for §7 canverca. FE 4-6588, 
i | ostaren re FEAT A: AT WiLLow   
  DIRT. 
   
    
  
4 lmmediate ; Delivery b irt pase! sel, wast grarek, dirt "se. 
PONTIAC i. B 
Sek crcat 
  
  ent and erne. On. 
    
} . 071 Oakw 
‘tonville. NA 17-2732, 
PIGs. 
  3742 SOUTH —— OL 1-699, Car!    1 7 A gt 
cellent ¢ 
Must sell ites 
rt. 
ee Pull bath, Heated floors. 6-0326.   
Sod $50. 019 Teggerdine. 
  also good for small chil- 
GENTLE BAY WARE RIDING MU _ 4-0624. Martin 
1965, 
CH ES TNUT TENNESSEE ta: 
ake ath horse. Veer sen equity 
te, ef i ee 
ee ee Poyion FoR ALE GELDING. CAMPING 
page >| GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES ~ Hutchinson’s Annual 
June Discount Sale 
  
  
  
  
  
300 GRAIN | e Ib. Holly, ME 4-3108, 
  
a. 4000 Far Sake Sale e Poultry = 7 74 
Se eee en en he eteee EACH. Oy 
  
. "Sale Farm Produce 75   
or sale. Bring ora. 
Cad Royce Long, 
Phone Ford Milford, 
tan. * CHERRIES ‘QOOSEBERRIES, 
FANCY PICKED, STRAWBERRIES 
MU 
  
FOR 8ALE — 
ick you tone Miesioe ha. r own, elow b 
fra. sss66   
  
  
    
PIANO TUNING. CALL BEFORE Oscar Schmidt, FE   
  
  
Boxer, 1 year old, fem 
PE 4-382. - BEAUTIFUL PAWN COLORED 
  Pani SS SL 
— 18 E. Huron. PE 40566 
— 
SMA’ 
EB.   
  
  
JET WATER PC ER PUMPS oo 8 Oa Ga. gt elec. bao ee iodo 4 
5. gas yea LOUIE STH warranh 978.50. Custom duct jano, Termes. a 
bean eo to aes rs Huron St. FE 40566. 
mes UPRIGHT PIANO. MUST SELL 
Re ee eo | ek enee: FO 6-108. Wayne Co., Rochester, | UsED LIMED OAK S8PINET OL 2 ano, Terms. re 18 East 
JACUZZI PuMP. % HP.| Huron st. FE ls ae iank. "V1. PE +20. _ | WANTED: RESPONSIBLE PAR- ty to take over low m ily -     
  
FREE STAN swe ‘FOLLETS $18.95 
21x32 double sinks... a4 
——— with fittings...... 1.98 
+ colored bath sets with tim, 
SAV: PLUS “SUpeUT, 6, 
172 5. Sa Pe nme 
w aC SAW witl STAND os CT 
$50. FE third HP motor. New. 
+0705.   
SURPLUS LUMBER “k 
MATERIAL SALES CO. 30 Highland Rd. (M58) OR 3-7002   
LATHE, WINTER LOGAN METAL L. sel] this piano, like new, must 
week sMY_ 2-3 
LARGE 
  Lake. MA 42222. 
LIONEL & AMERICAN 
FLYER TRAINS   
» wat, GALVANIZED PIPE 
% in. Lapa hs 13e ft. 
% ine _ tt. 
172 _S. Sagina eeeeeeee 
    
COnTEAESON RAVITY 
net furnace, working const, $50. 62083. 
PICNIC eg ABLES $18 & UP. 7600 Elizabeth Lake Rd   
POWER MOWER. CRAFTSMAN 18 
in. reel type. ope FE, 3-1687.   
PLYWOOD SPECIALS ; 
Call us on other plywoods. ‘Interior 
& exterior - “doors. 
Pontiac Plywood Co. Ave. Ph. FE 
Simake sabe otfers. PES ey 4-1906.   
SALE Sheetrock 
4x8 Sear 
  “sTOcK OF REJECT 
doors, $5.50 — all sizes, Mercer 
490 Pontiac Trail, Walled 
SMALL Bus. 
huntin   NO i GALL A- 
PLAYER PIANO, 7% ROLLS. 675.| ‘PE 2-6004. 
Li "USED GRAND PIANO; ki w. Te G 18 “its Soe cee 
  
M er Box tis, Lathrup 
age, Michigan     
    
sell reas. Sale Office Equipment 63 
NATIONAL CASH REOISTER, Good cond. Will EM 
  
Sale: Store Equipment 64   
"cession to 
cal 
ss ie e188 a MA $5 sash 
  
NEW & USED, 
FLOORED wie, TENT, 
as 6 6stove, 
13.   
MODERN Burr hell 318 
elegraph ph Rd * COMBINATION DINER & Vow ac 
+ com seoeed : & 
metres # Park- 
zs 2 
with kitchen attachment, Coleman 
folding cots. OL 
  
REO INBOARD MARI _kit. New, PE_ 8-580. 
=, —_ Bales 103 
_2-0078 
    air, skin diving equipment. Mich- i¥ im 
of *h Boston. FE 
  
EQUIPPED or 
_bunting & fis trips. eet TROUT RODS. eeeta es 
_OR 30290   
~ Tents—Sale or Rent 
  
  ~— 
10 A STONE, BLACE 
. oe F 
Evan Hum)   
BAND & =a ey tor BOL 
rE 3-5421 iG Cammings 
FE 2-5925 ‘| T. Boyce 
  8 OF SATB: On pes 
  
“ATTENTION | 
  Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 
DIRT, 
wasaed, sand and oie 
  AIREDALE AKC, 
sonable to 1 YR. REA- 
home. EM 3-3020.   
BEAGLE PUPS. $3 EM 3-2068   
BOSTON Ls yppood 
reg. 
ton Terrier cunae 
  
choice, by 
‘Har, FE   
__ 6-710. 
50318.   
    B BRITTANY MALE 3 YRS. OLD. 
w Pupecs. Must anc. EMC 3.4090 Curtiss, OF 
E.| GninUAHUA PUPS, 3 MO, BOS- AKC. 
Inter- 
Cham “7 Defender of. Jan- 
DAUGHTER ALLERGIC TO thoroughbred Cocker. $35. FE 
ENOLISH GLISH POINTER PUPS, CALL 
Paes TOO HOME, NICE friendly male dog. FE 8-3124, 
FOR SALE GERMAN SHEPHERD 
  
DACHSHUWN: 
ale, Cham- 
ce. FE 2428. 
MIXED COLLIG & GERMAN 
Shepherd puppies, $10. FE 4-1027. PUREBRED: COLLin PUPS. $20. 
  pies, red, 16 ks old +5 e bane 
ples, meaisered, REpubit mee aes 
| LABRADOR RETRIEVERS. . PUP-   
  
  
  4 American S mn : ; vor si she il ACRES OF Hay. 
as now 7 Sale —— 
wpe | 810.50 apa wear tS pets naan lt } "OORT 
“elma Set Fal eB. AS Por MONTMO THORENCY CHERRIES | — 5 ie tare, SID PITTa TOR. ue 6th 
piance & organs with free foal sant r COCKER PUPPIES. Pick Sere own, ring ccnbeinees. rinnell: Bros. 27 8. Saginaw. PE | _OR 3-211 Nunger Orcha: 6260 Hadley Rd. 
AKC GERMAN SERPEERD PUP-| 3% miles 8. of Hadley. . 
DISCOUNTS ON ENTIRE : stud | PICK YOU Ww Goon TRADE ALLOWANCE. ais, PE ¢-2170. ain PIN ries, Yoo iG One paten| eee RENT. YMENT KC. REG. DOBER - thi: 2060 
ee EDWARDS OUTLET oa | -2cher Puppies. OR 3-2387. Ra. Prose MO Gu AKC REG. TEL, ambivoo" = & RUSSET SEED PO- GRAND PIANO. SECuEEOX EX-| 2% yrs. old. More for watch| toes "rom certified seed cellent condition. §295. EM 3-0624.| dog than $40. mdes dog] OA &- e217. = = j Eves. house, li Heense & 3-6566. STRAWBERRIES, YOUR 
of Auburn.   
  TRO: horse. YES 
ROAN WALKING HORSE, 6381) of i 
Clarkston Rd inson's 
STUD “SERVICE Registered Tennessee Walking 
: ‘8 grand champion. — W. G. LEE, Corer of ‘Hadley| ™4Dy- 
Rd. & Sawmill Lake Rd., Orton- 
ville. Phone NAtional 17-9066. 
SADDLE HORSE, GOOD FOR children. FE 5-3741 after 4. . 
SHETLANDS — 2 SMALL GRADE 
one with filly—both mares 
bred for 1958, One reg.. sorrel roan stallion, 36 in. — a eras 4 
1644 
Hambn. 2 mi, south, 1% mi. west! to 19 of Rochester. Also have 1 small 
western saddle for horse —up to 
WILL TRADE 14 GOSLINGS FOR Small Holl: 
Hereford or Biack Angus heifer; 14% to 
oot or sell, OF 1-0853. selec 
FED PRY ERS, ase ROYAL 
salen, P 
bet BD - fo 43° to seit on our jot at 
tsa16 ine holy Ra./ Bolly. MEI   
  own, 2550 Livernois, ry mile north 
  __Reat Trailer Space 79 
> vo AT PARKHURST 
Where li - : ving is a vacation — 7% 
  
land, | Sale Farm Equipment 76 
  
—AAA BUYS— Garden ae 
rotary lawn aft ‘ew & us 
tillers You Rotary. 
better’ deal with <_ 
LEE'S SALES & SER 
21_ Mt. Clemens — 
J 
New and us ane ry 
YE 3-0830 
  
Cre saa, Stel Te   
  
Credit: term 
KING BROS: 
pokotac PD. AT OPDYKE 
_center 
MULKEY ELEVATOR, 
- with & as 
a? Lk, ne —— jeune a 
  
~TARPA' marae - AL 
  
CHAIN SAWS 
—- 
ains   KING BROS. YOUR COMPLETE 
ty of fre rkin, 
Used tractors & - DP. All sizes 
makes. Garden tractors, ro 
ry tillers, power mowers, All 
to sell 
UJ 
  
FE 411122 
Visit our Bew garden and lawn 
ee 
SIZES 
JOE'S A &.N SoRPLUS FE 23-0022 
“OLIVER EQUI EQUIPMENT AND RE- 
Pths real = Poesy 
engine, -y 
  
r —: ond welding, Come 
Sales, on asa Pas rth Oxford.” ne 
25% DISCOUNT   
and Case 220 Forage ral geal 
All uate a nae 
HOUGHTEN & & SON 
nedisggte © Porrtoe Dus other side ver 
of 
One brand new Case 140 Baler   
SICKLE BA LIKE NEW, FOR Shey aes 
  
  
    
  
  
      
fs - Py 
Rundell, ser Spaniel ballad 
wneeaings ee ee ED 
by champlon, Wonderful pets. ul 
WHITE TOY POODLE AT STUD. MY 3-1343, After 4 & weekends,   
  Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 
  
  
   
  man scooter, FE 5-1146. 
Ke Bill Mecain   
  
  
    For r Sale Bicycles 
8 = “picyeue 19° —_— eas. = alge 
  Bors we BIKE 
  
  
  
  
  
HURRY, ecll things 
™* | through © "Classified: an 
Elsiu goes! ee z} .. 
    
  Bob» Hutchinson — 
Mobile Homes Sales, Inc. 
sccessories, § 
rates, * oe. ane 1 
. 
ern fully “nu or je. 
Senick's. M : 
RAILER EXCHANGE 
FOR QUALITY MOBILE yess 
We Buy, z —— i 
sed Trailers Like Rent BOTTLE-GAS 
an PARTS & SUPPLIES 
ot Till ¢ end Sun, _ PM 
. Tit 6—Cigsed Sun, 
  
    
Auto Accessories — 
‘St V4 ENGINE. MILES ce EXOD 1,000 MILES. 
Auto Glass Specialists giass for all cara & trucks, Insurance Al work gw 
claims: penetet, Mrs. Jack 
Sotety 4 Ree Co,, 122 Oak- 
~~ For Sele le Tires” - 80A 
USED 1.60 - 15 WW. OR   
    
  
  
  
  OR GPS POPPIES AKG tractor, hens, OL 1-6546, 1st 
weeks o incoin 3-2724. TRACTORS & 
|p is iin RAUF UL waite MOWERS 
“e008: selling out, chesp. Ph. FE Motormower—Jacobson — Bolens 
MALE AKC. RED| price? piiding, | mowers prong 
Guanine  aEPnER De PURE pois rr abe ee Toro powe: aeee va owers, 
— AKC registered. MAyfair| Goodall 32° ry, 3199. wate 
aoe, Milwaukee tillers. Sgeciai re- 
Skea Guar. to Talk | Sowerl wea entipmet Ie” me ‘Ss, used pment, 30° Ro- 
Some talking, og $e — llers with mower, 
Cages 501 Milwaukee 4+ HP tiller, 1 used 
PARAKEETS CANA SUP | fractor 3 riding mowers. 2 sicie olies. Sanderson, 27727. eons several mowers, Credit 
PARAKERTS, CANARIES, CAGES. . : IPME 
REG, BEALE PU “Ave. | 6507 Dine iw at ‘OR 3-704 ago. LE PUPS, WW MA 6 
; are on ae. is sider, sisi 6191 eaant Auction Sales 77 on — 
REG we TAN AUCTION SALE SAT. JUNE 
L herd, 18: months old, female, good| &t 12:30 at 4545 Pratt Rd 5 dog. $50. OR 3-3449. the Village of Hadley, Contents 
REG. DACHSHUND FEMALE PuP-| °,® Jerse 5 bedroom home. 2 __ PE +1870. 416 E. Monteaim. | Pisce Tose Mewe Brine room suite smoTERED DACHSHUNDS, 3 males, 2 females & . 4500 sabe me" J neiching nein, 
damm Rd. FE 4-037, - Com bedroom suites: Assort- SIAMESE KITTENS. HOUSEBROK-| ment of misc, furniture {2 
en, girle-boys. 10 wks. old. Abie,| dishes, ete. Large | quantity of a a_i Woodward, Birmingham — al hand tools and upplies, 6 saw. Gar- 
_Greyhound Bus station) den & lawn ee fa.” Marie r oe. 
Hartwig, Prop. H. A. & ni hiro c: gilleeeed e td Auctioneers. -OA| MY 
  “REGULAR SATURDAY 1s ay ood A raed, 
     
  “FOR CASH IN Al Pam     
       
    RAM WITH OARS. EXC. CON: ition, $60. FE §-1420. 
  
  
  
           é 
  i 
a Nh ve PONTIAC PRESs, omy: yeti 28, 19st 
  miery-x1GuT 
  j 
) For Sale Trucks 90) TIZZ   
  
  
BOATS Large Selection — | 
SL AYBAUGHSS ; 730_Oakland 
BIG TRADE-IN ON 
EVINRUDE MOTORS   
  
Boat Buyers’ "i We are going out of business here 
Get Our Deal 
Before You Buy tn stock 
MARINE SALES & SERVICE 
422 8. TELEGRAPH   
  
  
  
    
      
  
Haskins Chev. hway at M-I5 
Spie S-5071. Open nites “il ® 
is FOR JUNK CARS, FREE TOW- 
wg Sora aa NK AND FOR JU Ae MUCH AS Fr 22006 days or eves. 
Bud Shelton Motor Sales: 
Pays top dollar on late models. 
Cor. Auburn & E. Siva. FE 4-6728. 
wntwazs, Ready to oa) 
*BAGLEY “AUTO PARTS 179 BAGLEY S&T.   
  
  
CASH | ‘8 NEED   
then bring it here for top) 
  
List — “Sell — Trade 
aa Ontinc Auto > Brokers 4-9100 Perry 
o M&M cus hehe dollar on iate model cars. 
xie Hwy OR 3-1603   
  
HIGH $$$ PAID BUYING 
     
      
             
  
  
  apes | INTERNATIONAL ROMP aa ONAL BOM 
  oan ee wie ey ee fee. wet Chev. ie “ton save = = eves 
~ 6-067. »|5UMP BODY AND HOIST. § TO 
FE_8-0453 ié FORD 
  CHEVROLET 
'53 Sedan Debsery 
|1951 CHEVBY, 1 OWNER. « D 
| Good cond OR 3-9595. @ CHEVIE % TON, IN GOOD eend, OA 
TRUCK. FE 
3"D 2 ton cab & chassis. 
a ton pickup, A-i con-. 1950 
8-M2 MY 3-2750 LAKE ORION ‘DODGE DUMP TRUCK, 1052, FE 
" . can, For Le iomahion’ call "By Kate Osann 
  
TOE 1 i WA * For Sale Cars . a ge Sale are, 9   
  
SUMMER   
      
    siGna LIGHTS. 
a aunts Give YEARS OF 
SERVICE. GOOD’ SER 
\ RAMMLER-DAL LAS 
  DODGE TRUCK DEALER 1001 Main, Rochester OL 2-@111 
‘@ FORD PICKU after 7 p.m         
va PANEL TRUCK, 
very good cond. OR 3-3310 after 6. 
‘66 FORD ‘a TON PICKUP, FE 
6-8120. 
FOR SALE: SUNDAY SCHOOL 
_ bus. Call PE 45127 after_ 3:30. od MC % TON PICKUP, Ex- 
i sot ent condition, $450. OR 3-341. 
GMC DELUXE PICK-UP -12.- 
a like -new, a bargain. 
beth Lk. Ra.   
  
7600 Eliza’ 
DODGE DUMP, RUNNING GOOD. _ Tires $200, FE 2-700. 
1948 PICKUP. att SHAPE. . $225. 
WILSON GMC   
  se 
        
  
  618 @ 1967 by NEA Service, ¢ 
    ew & Used Trucks .. 
Oakland at Cass 
FE 5-9485 
TRUCKS   
$ 495 
Heater, Turn signals,” India 
RY. Ivo! 
< sisi = $ 795 body, good BS Dum alk toed axs .. 
"49 Pickup: I-Ton . Heater, Canary YELLOW 
COMING INTO 
STOCK: 
5 Road Commission 
Used Trucks 
*50-’51, Priced from 
$295 - $495 
Matthews- 
Hargreaves “TRUCKS FOR EVERY JOB” FE 4-4547 FE 4-4546 
_. For Sale Cars ‘34 BUICK SKYLARK, LEATHER 
upholstery, spoke wheels, full pow- 
_¢T._New_ condition. FE 5-1752. *S0 BUICK, GOOD CONDITION, $ 345 
  
91 
wy ——~—~—~~ 11953 CHRYSLER 
_real bargain, Call EM 3-6369. ={-   
“I don’t know what happened to me—I don’t enjoy crying 
‘at the movies any more!” 
  
For Sale Cai Cars bl pe _ For Sale Cars 91   
  
    
  
    
  
      
  
  
      
  
      
Trade Up or Bown SEVERAL MODELS TO CHOOSE 
HURON MTR. SALES 62 W. Huron PE _2-2641   
REPOSSESSED CARS_ itse Ss: seas ar. ; we: es eeeee “oe 
3 BS ar. ; 
ia Pontiac A @r. clean . 
197 _ 8. Johnson 
FORD RUNNI RUNNING COND. 
rae Heente $50 
Birmingham 
Clean Cars 
Financing Our Specialty   
New 
Location 
1951 PLYMOUTH ee 
1953: CHEV, 32 .ec see $495 
1952 MERCURY ...$495 
1952 FORD .....0s. 
1953 FORD ...... 0 $745 
1953 BUICK... .$745 
Ae 4)   EVINRUDE MOTORS" i 
‘olverine | , ROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. can PAYMENTS TOO BU: 
Ly ge man. . ( TALORE “Rait” powergiiae, ped A cesar met Fossa us remodel. 
i : Town 5 ry some less ¢ e el, 
oritng rel At Mi b-6318. ome. MM AT CLARKSTON R 
WE TRADE—TERMS AVAILABLE) == - | GHEVROLET, 1951 POWER GLIDE.| Lake Orion Motor Seles 
Harrington Boat Works The Right Truck Reisly coupe olnaix tor’ Weeks! | ent ec ree crea OPEN & SUNDAY peel gn Real good tires. Only $335. Call 
13009 8. FE At The Right Place i MI 6-3323. No WILL ACCEPT | 
3 & CADILLA At The iRigne Time rng SS, HEV BEL AIR Snces guns, comeres, ste. 'as MERCURY & FAGEOL MEANS: Princgt Co fo Bh Au a Pi Me as pare parment on, on,a 8 good used car, 
A $$$ in & — this one, It's really BILL SPENCE 
a | 7a 
INLAND LAKES SALES PEOPLES AUTO SALES USED CARS 
3127 W, Huron; PE 47121, FE 2-6122 FOR YOU Cr FE 2-2351 |-2 Oakland Ave. PE 6-9297 
: IR, DR. |‘ GINE, ‘37 1 
Cam nar sete aee Men Tog aA gg Fagan ng ga er. All ao *$6. Must sell this . _ er and white wall tires. Like new | p.m. FE 2-1610. 
Week, best offer'takes. MA_4-2068. Priced For The oie ae ee eaeee $259. ion FORD. EXC. COND. HY- 
DRAGONFLY AIR BOAT MOTOR : : Your oid: car a. raulic brakes. Good tires. Make 
‘available for demonstration. 8i- Economy Minded North Chevrolet Co. Siler. 236 B. Ghiriey. Before 3 
“menson's, 9140 Pontiac Lk. Rd. Trucker — 1009 8. Woodward Ave. 9 Birmingham p.m. or after 6, 
SvinnUDE MOTORS CREST ; 1649 CHEV. FLEETLINE. 2 DOOR, FORD & MERCURY DEMOS. FOR 
Gator tailere, Biggest, trades of NORTH SIDE pak pet Seen, very Geek Save SHEW, CAR GUARANTEE: 
‘fo sonnen, tae weet Saye eara| 641 Oakland Ave. CHEVIE “42 4 DR. Ai COND. 606. 7 21° Orion Motor Sales 
Jasers  Metgh re sas ‘ FORD . i Oe GOOD | Ford-Mere MY _2-2611 
; Um Canon is,\'54 Stake, 16-Ft $1395 cond. best offer. MI 6-0255. , AND HEAT- 
p00 M36 West ‘ ames ieee ~ | ST +DR. EXC. In| ¢t. NO money down, © par. 
sates ~ 825 Rubber, excellent ments of $27.24 month, Call credit 
THE NEW MERCURY OUT- & out, $36 & take over payments. pee Se fateey 
also boats and CHEVROLET EM _3-0299. Harold Turner Pord. . Rite Goods, |"54 Stake I-Ton . $1 895 1950 CHRYSLER HARD TOP RSH a’ FORD OSSD GOES FE 
West Rd. W Lake, MA Dark GREEN with ncets 5 Pe ae , se! 5-108. 
. ~) a i athe bay | 8: nN ba 
SAILBOAT, 46, &-1 CONDITION _— ; CHEVROLET S24 _ DODGE. $150. MY Lain $28, M3081 t- 
PLYW DELUX 33, 33 Pickup, Ton . »$ 645 isa CHRYSLER RADIO AND a Foam, & 3 0008 REASON 
‘ decks, like new, extras. Heater, ater. No money down, : ee — r a of $27. onth, Call FORD VICTORIA, v4 EN- 
a. 7; cuEVROLET eredit Mer. ur Ps is, Midwest Loe peer rer in i 1°53 Panel <.......... $ 495 goto. Herel Turner FOr oa. nice condition taruout’ $1148. 
eee a ; See tate Tom Bon} 
ew 4 CLINTON WADE OU: : _Ine. Milford. MU_4-5155. _3 1000 8 $. Woodward Ave. Birm 
Peace moter. Sacrifice, $190. MI)’53 Panel, 14- Ton --$ 495 | 6 FORD Cont os EXCEL | 1956 FORD ‘Sian wnt ake Biue Yellow, large aper ¢ A 
Craft. New 1942 Sadie, One block “* enter: | igs mouth WAQONS. FORD & | iggy FORD, R&H, EXC. COND. FE 
eae + Muse ‘35 Pickup, ¥-Ton. -$1045 Lak Ori n oo Motor Giese i FO V-8 SHA! RUNS e Orio JO OHNSON Boe miles, tight OREEN. | 9.4 ag sey pssst ino $5 down, ee per month. 
thing 1955 FORD, pa OVER PAyY- ) FORD. RADIO AND ND HEATER. 
id eta bent hard Lake Ave. SOUTH SIDE ments. PE 4-0125 ie oP maney own assume 
211 S. Saginaw ‘$1 FORD COUPE, CUSTOMIZED, ents of $8.65 month. Call Credit 
MEYER's BOATS & good’=tondition, take over pay- Mer. Mr. Parks, Midwest 4-7500. 
boat trailers. Aircraft d a ments. EM 3-0315 anytime _ Harold Turner Ford. 
& light weight. Mer-'53 Panel To on ..$ 495 | 31 FORD, CUSTOM 4 DOOR. V+. 1983 FORDS. EXCELLENT CON- , curry ah “ . R&H, WW. New ae A ee 
NDERSON HARDWARE Heater, Carrier on toc. RED... | .-WUreHINsON AvTO. 8 M2 AT CLARKSTON RD.’ 
sg 6. Te na, 8 8. Blvd E E88 | Lake Orion Motor Sates 
Ford-Mercu-e MY 2-2611 
ai mee J 2 ODR. RUNS 
$65. 32-1542. H. Riggins. 
eaCGnY ara. STATION   
  
  
    
RAMB: 
money down, Lucky 
. Saginaw &t 
‘56 DE SOTO FIREDOME. Pel $2395 
"4 OL Doom eo 
BRAID 
at OTOPLY MOUTH D DEALING CASS AT W. PIKE 8ST.   
‘86 RAMBLER WAGON. FOR IN- _ formation call FE 43767, 
\MBLERS - Lay age ie ana - Used_cars. en work 
M59 & Porter Re RA 
  . $745 
1954 FORD $745 
1954 PONTIAC ee es 
    BUICK ‘52, 4 DR. R & H. HYDRA. 
zx. ¢ . Orig. owner, $495. FE 
cserings Dyaatiew RBM. 
Srereuee ies eee mi. 
  
    
"on Power Glide. + 
er. Look at the price! aly ives. 
North Chevrolet Co. 
1900 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham 
197 CHEVIE BEL AIR 4 DR. 
_White side walls, 262 Auburn Ave.   
  
3028 Lans- 
down, 
‘86 CHEV. BEL-AIR, 2 DOOR.   
  
reat ! 
orth Cherrdlet oa . Woodward Ave. Birmi    
         
       -|1954 LINCOLN CPE. 
Aye 3 de Sree HOdsdsoddos $1,950 ‘5 Se ; 
Me en ne ge] tooo MERCURY "06 Pecterd 400, H. T. low 4 DOOR, HARD 
62 Buick, H. T. new paint... TOP, LOW 
oven cme MILEAGE ...$1895 1984 CHEV. 4 DR. POwERaLipe, | 1956 OLDS CONV. 
ste. FE £07 ACLEAN . 
wan V4 caaiee, Tone CAR .......0. $2195 
a er nee aha * *1 1986 PACKARD 4 
North Chevrolet Co. DOOR, LIKE 
1000. Woodward ave, Birmingham NEW ........ $1995 
“hecten es manet Geen enee | 1955 MERCURY ents of $7.24 month. Call WAGON $1500} | 
it’ Mgr. Mr, Parks, Midwest Lie Oo oc ’ 
._Harold Turner Ford. 1955 FORD WAGON 
radio, heater, power yen 9 PASSEN. | 
fintek ie Perea send BOB P ee $1400 
and’ peed 
North Chevrolet Co. B ROST, MONTCLAIR $1295 
-| 1988 PONTIAC... .$1295 
1954 LINCOLN CPE. i 
BLACK .....- $1495 | 
GRAY 
1955 MERCURY evneeee 
MONTEREY, 
SHARP 
1956 MERCURY, 
DOOR, A 
- BEAUTY ,...$ eee eee 
1795 
  
is |   Open ‘til © pm. 
v8) Call FE’ 28181 for an ad 
to recover a, loss. Dial FE 
28181 for an ad writer. “PLACE A “LOST AD.” : OLDS 98 1954 4 DR. ALL POWER. 
WW. Like new. 1 owner. Bhem | 
| trade-in. 
$1003; Suburban Mtrs. Schutz Motors | 
Moter in good 
578. Call_after 4 p.m. OR me. 
" LOOK 30 used cars, 1949 to 1054's. All 
at wholesale prices. 
Make your own terms; « 
New 1957 Pontiacs ‘AS LOW AS $2,334.54 DELIVERED 
Keego Sales & Service = from 9 till 9 
FE 2-8394   
= 
OLDS 1956 9 4 DR. HARDTOP. Blue & white. All power, WW. 
Low mi. 1 owner. B'ham trade-in. 
Suburban Mtrs. Olds Dealer 
565 8. Woodward Birmingham 
CLARKSTON 
Motor Sales Chrysler - Torre mae Demonstrator, , ‘sler _—< 
wiseing. R&H, ite Galle sare   
  
tei Swe r wteertne, and — R&H. 
Plymouth 8 jon Ww: 
1 ELUS TRAN: 
Open Evenings—Please TATION 
    
    , 7 ‘| Cay ‘tare it.” 
    ae N.\ \ Perey FE #5100 
    ROEX. inka GUPER 2 DR. OLDS. FE 42671 
  2 
isa Sodebater ve Land Cruiser, | 
  hone 1 MAple 5-5141 22 8. MAIN CLARKSTON 
iné JEEP 4 Watts canve: "1 
a a mor 
Pontiac Auto 
Brokers | ‘33 Bord m, tudor... $708 
‘$3 Chev, Bel Att aypatiow ot Se 88 r, sharp...... $ 495 
"61 Pa taek « $ 405 
‘St Chrydier ¢door, sharp... § 498 “Bl Li . § 5 
“62 Chey. emg Bm wes § 56 
50 8 4door Hyd...... $445 ‘49 Buitk 4door sedan....... 's 98 41 Pontiac 4-door sedan....., 6 145 
PONTIAC \\ 
TO: BROKERS. . “CLEARANCE. SALE 
1957 CHEV. 
DEMOS. | 
COURTESY CARS 
AT 
TERRIFIC ‘SAVINGS 
2-DOORS — 4DOORS 
WAGONS—CONVERTS 
— $195 or your car down 
As little as $15 per week 
TAKE ADVANTAGE ‘OUR 
LOW OVERHEAD Location 
FOR SAVINGS — SERVICE 
SATISFACTION 
HASKINS “Oakland County’s 
Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie hway at M15 
MA 54-5071 — nites ‘til 8 
1950 OLDS HYD HYDRAMATIC, Rau,   
  
  
1950 OLDSMOBILE. —- — 
aoaee, ———— 
  Taga “of Cac os. San seem & ‘ 
west 4-7500. Turner “Ford. 
2 OLDS SUPER 88. 2 DR). Hydra, Clean, ~Geod cond, OL 
6-1087" 
ssi OLDS 1 LT, egg pe w.w.. 
Good Cond, Call PE 
OLDS 1954 8 soLgaY SaSOPE. 
WW. Beaut. biue   
Hydra. R&H. 
& white. 1 owner, B'ham trade-in. 
  
  ibaa Chevrolet a ae es | 1953 Pontiac oieny ——— 
ios Tudor, v-8. “a 
|HASKINS|2 
    
Birmingham. 
QUALITY USED CARS 
’55 Ford F'lane Vic. $1495 
°54 Ford Club Coupe $ 995 
55 Dodge R’l H’top $1495 
_|*54. Chrysler Cl. Sed. $1195 
’56 Plymouth 2-Dr. $1595 
54 Mercury H’top $1195 
’S6 Ford Victoria ..$1895 
52 Ford 2-Dr. ....$5 Dn. 
55 Ford Convert. . $1595 
56 Plymouth Heep $1895 
’*56 Chev. Noma $2195 
’52 Plymouth 4-Dr. $5 Dn. 
’56 Chrysler 4-Dr, ..$2195 
55 Buick H’top ...$1695 
51 Ford Wagon ..$5 Dn. es 
~ om 
| HOLIDAY SPECIALS | as 
1 seda: 
Ibe? Chevrolet 2-door 
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM : 
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS 
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 
FOR A Awa ne DEAL 
SHEVROLET 
‘“Qakland County’s 
Fastest Growing Dealer” 6781 Dixte Highway at M15 
MA $-5071 ‘Open nites-"til-® 
  . NEW BAT- 83 Ra. 
    
Safe _Buy Used Cars ' 
CENTRAL PONTIAC’S ONLY 
LINCOLN - MERCURY DEALER | CASS AT PIKE STs. 
Take 
the Keys   
  oaatursenennnn saz 
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  What's Your Income?   i Pue 
ef He i wg Fees 
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‘ ae tf aoe eeee 
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Seow enve 
Penne eee ees 31 Packard 
Bud ‘Shelton ‘Motor Sales 
Auburn at E Blvd. FE _4-6728 46728 
CONFUSED ?? 
TRY US!!!     
HOUGHTEN «SON. You: LY Fee ¢ GMC 
ces, ouh eT uTos. 
sual Seip 
NORTH PONTIAC 
i Sere seen   
  
    
  953 Ford Country : Suburban Mtrs. and Sell Mos? MAKES InP MSDELS TO Olds Dealer a 
565 8. Woodward Birmingham UTO SALES 
‘$5 OLDS. SUPER | #. ; Suan. i l f | 312 ne wootcsin - PE ¢-9151 
tudor, power, private owner Ogee ane perenne” WW eal ourselt! "sexi es . ‘56 4-Dr. Hardtop Suburban 1 Mtrs. OLDS Piymouth Belvedere with pushbut- 
° ton drive, R&H, ivory & jet Olds on 
Power Steering Seen ee ceckip Makin’ white | 008 &. Woodward Power Brakes ; i.) | ayedoscodonncesaureces $1605 
aoe 55 Station Wagon 
5 “blue & ivory with R&H, standa bot vi 
$89 ansmission makes it mil . nee miser you've seats P ontiac Soles LARRY ee at only......... $ 1007 Panties Stasehéel 
EROME '35. Bel Air lina coupe.” Full power. Pactory R FORD DEALER This 2 dr. Chevy ts & vevereits 88 P -darly of 
OL 1-911 petmcalg mo oll eh aca & ivory, vio: be z. ——— : Sremete. R& 
‘1 PLYMOUTH 2 “2DR. RUNS LIKE | 54 Dodge 4- Dr. 1953 Chevrolet. Powerglide, radio & 
sa LUCKY, AUTO This is SS to te As any part N MAIN CLARKSTON : _ SALES. 193 1 "Saginaw. = a ready 0 ; er. 
int PLYM pli By 46,147 ‘aaigmal factors “elean “es a8 : to Ap "sa _ Shes "PE Bate. "53 Pontiac 2-Dr. STUDEBAKER STATION WAGON. 
i083 PLYMOUTH RADIO AND | Chieftain & cylinder with R&H,| iS L creer, Wap condition, 9028. 
— 2 door. No money down, white w = . Rochester. 
— yments of 906.58 | month. —_ Green finish, take =. “ieee Super Riviera, full power, 
Call a ee Mgr. Mr. “Parks. Mid: | 's8 Pord 4 @r@ $1195 | 85 Buick Century station wagon, west 47500. Harold Turner Ford. | ‘55 Buick Super hard $ 685 mT 2 $1,500 
1986 PL *LYMOUTH, BY me Y OWNER, 1.- 3 Piya c wr SenOOROS $ Ss FP. J. Boutell Eetecawes. = 
_ 800 miles. PE 4-002 _ ee club cme. ce eue $ 45 | 245 EB. Walton Bivd. . 
a Bad oink I ‘Doge p atte: si cnesy 4d - $2465 | 50 WILLYS JEEPSTER. ‘53) STA- 
Tene eTRGON AUTO BALES | 35 State” wees 3 its fon, Wagon, “63 Pontiec coov. FE 
‘795 | 8. Bivd. E rE 8-8261 | be aoe. he - ——- ys 1 ie sTUDE CONV “7 oar 
rs) | PLYMOUTH | CRANBROOK, «| $1 ord Uattity - i ae $198 3.2073 —— | 
= ev Teng auto Pe os ,) RIEMENSCHNE — 
FOR SALE 1952 PONTIAC De-| 222.5. Seginaw Sd 98 B ht 
ak wi | PONTIAC 1960. 8 HYDRAULIC. g 
Reso, ove brates. Sete pete | OTA es bee ULC Yl jot price. FE 2-8689 after 4 p.m. CHIEPT. DE- ‘i |   
  
  
  
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  ‘56 Ford Sedan ....$1795 
55 Plymouth #Dr. $1295 
54 Plymouth 4-Dr, $ 895 
'56-PeSoto H’top . .$2#95 
53 DeSoto H'top ..$ 595 | 
STARCHIEF 
1955 FORD Olds Dealer Ry cette iy ral CONV. ..:<0- $1295 | ses 8. woodward Birmingham | MI_6-6302 Open till 9 
{1955 MERCURY | 1 48 OLDS. ¥) “HYDRA, GOOD TIRES. | 1956 1 | PONTIAC FIAC STARCHIEP Cony. 
= N. Perry St.   
FOR SALE OR TRADE AN ee 
SS Pe 632 Mt. 
“TTS” A PICNIC to drive m car you can a sonar on. 
Call or come to OLIVER MOTOR 
SALEs and look over these 
pendable used car values. 
$1895 ‘65 Buick Roadmaster 2 dr. Lory ang 
TOP, radio   
de- 
Power steering. ‘ 
oi ‘miles. | Se Moser Bie p $ 495 
$1495 id BLACK bea 
indie & beaten meadand ate | Ss black & white, low lew mileage. 34 Suburban, -.,$ 795 
mond T Toa $1005 
ls — Saal] Pe green, E-Z eye giass. . ; 55 Ca fina 1 870 C Cpe. 1585 
new = : 
$1595 "83 Pontiac 870-2 Dr. lrnpernedin 
radio & heater Hydramatic, ‘W. 
wall tires, 17,000 actuaj miles. 
| $595 Bal ar igo) panel, peace ha stand- 
4 Dr. sedan, 
Neering. oulee h wee tloka 1 ine 
OLIVER ee _ .ecrackers 
July 4th SOM. 
Get Rid of That . 
BOMB You're Driving AND DRIVE AWAY IN ONE OF THESE CLEAN “GOODWILL 8 P ECIAL” USED CARS. 
FORD 
55 Two-Door ..... $1295 Radio, heater, sharp condition. 
PONTIAC 
55 Two-Dogr 870. ..$1395 SEDAN — Radio, heater, Hydra- 
‘ matic, W-Walls, 2 tone GR 
51 welts iseae $ 150 org and Powerglide. 
54 Country S Sedan. - $1150 heater, Ford-O-Matic For family man. 
54 Two-Door Sedan $ 850 TODAY's. BEST 
‘$6, Catalina ‘Cpe. Cpe... $2195    
le matic, radio & heater, } ; ‘52 Pontiac 2 Door gases 
‘51 Pontiac 2 Door...... 
| FE 35-4101 car prices to meet every income 
with payments to fit your bugdet. 
YOULL "ENJOY THE 4th”” _. better this year if 
you own a reliable car. 
. 5 495 
'51 Packard 4 Door ..... $195 
$ 295 ‘51 Chevrolet 2 Door .... 
‘51 Chrysler 4 Door ..... $ 395 
$ 145 
‘50 Plymouth Club Cpe . $ 175 
‘51 Ford 4 Door . , 
‘90 Nash 4 Door . $ 145 
‘53. Studebaker 4 Door .. $ 595 
‘59 Ford 4 Door . 
‘94 Ford Convertible 
‘56 Ford 4 Door 
‘55 Ford Station Wagon $1595 
‘56 Ford Station Wagon $1795 oe 8 © @ © @ 
ee © © eo! 
ee ee © © & @ 
* — 3ODAY — 
50-50 GUARANTEE 
\— iH 
Ret Owens Your Friendly FORD-Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw St. 
FE 5-3588 
Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. .$ 195: 
    
  
End of Month 
CLEARANCE 
<7 a $1995 Aer wed : = Fo 
matic, radio & . like ag 
Caditiec Devin pletely ‘equipped. wien factory in- 
ee ck 
$1195 
de heater, really clean, OT” 
$1895 55 Olds 98 deluxe Holida sedan, 
beautiful color, hydra 
& heater, full power. mate tae 
$1095 "$4 Ford Station W oy car. agon, sharp _Tadio 
‘34 Old. $1295 3-88 2 Dr, b _ Fadlo & heater, for bo eae 
$895 
radio & beater. ape low mileage. power »s teering, 
$1195. "$4 Buick Roadmaster 4 éyoafiow radio & heater, power 
‘33 epee o, twee 6 Joa radio & heat. 
$80 ‘53. Buick Rivie: 
flow, radio @ heater, 7" 472® 
ic ous 90 3095 Res & OS wnnenns he mene cpe., 
$795 "53 Pontiac Chieftain 
ar., hydramatic, ‘radio ig Fs, 
4 dr. radio 53 Ford Custom 
& beater, Fordomatic. 
‘52 Olds 88 ated OS & heater, 
$595 
82 2 chevrolet, powerglide, radio & 
$695 ‘Ses eee 
an Olds wie 2 Dr., nyare. 
  | 30 CHEVROLET 
    
    Lake Ave.. 210 Orcha 
  FE | 101 
  a re eid Z| “ne -$165 aie os 
PONTIAC | JEROME RETAIL ‘a ec: ' A ar e at 
oat me - XE SO —< 
USED.CARS’ _ | FOR CASHIN Alf HU R* . ‘sell things || 
| re 
  AA SE AN CRSSIAT: OAKLAND © a ~ MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES 
|Month End Sale OFFERS VALUES GALORE 
North Side 64] Oakland Ave. "36 BUICK : Special 4-Door ........... cece Gls & Heater. Dyoaflow. IVORY & BRONZE. 
55 FORD. Meat Snnonnouoconsecdoes ++ - $1495 
34 CHEVROLET Bel Air rey “sore 
55 cfEVRoLET Bel Air ia “aaigt’ 
55 CHEVROLET Boor 210 210 . : 
55 CHEVROLET 2Door 210 . 
  & Heater, IVORY & 
"54 NASH Rambler Hardt wilecen<csecclee ane 
"54 CHEVROLET 21 2 Door "io. Pe ceee.$ BAS 
'53 OLDSMOBILE 4Door ..........0...0. $ Rete & Heater, Hydramatic,. W/Walis, IVORY AND 
33 CHEVROLET 4-Door “.........4. gona ee jo & Heater. Sea Mist GREEN . 
53 che at ROLET Station ,Wagon ......... $ 795 
53 DODGE CE Convertibl leet nore seen ot $ 595 Oo & Heater, Auto, Tee @ Cyl. 
'53 PONTIAC 4-Door Lea elece$ 645 Dark GREEN, 
‘st CHEVROLET 2Door $345 Radio & Heater. IVORY & BLACK. 
South Side 211. S. seine ‘37 FORD Fairlane Ge | Nese anonnee + +e. $2095 ot, ering. Power brakes 
56 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hardtop .... 2. $1845 
Cumper austds IVORY & TURQUGHaE. Tot 8d Fear "36 FORD Victoria Hardtop pdcuesenconnpc. $1895 
55 CHEVROLET, Bel Bel Air Hardtop 31395 
| +55 PONTIAC 4Bo0r cae $1395 
'SS FORD Custom Door sero srs nen § 995 "53 CHEVROLET 4-Door 210 exaaicseseses§ ODS 
153 CHEVROLET" 4.Door 210 poe Radio & Poster. & BLUE. ++-$ 695 54 FORD | Door. SURE ES CRSLED ODS steevenee eS 795 
$$ DODGE ior nnn nn. ces, --$ 495 
‘4 CHEVROLET ‘Station Wage n Wagon Wh cee see $1095 
| 52 ffitRover "Dom ore <iceoey 6 406 t BLUE. ° ‘$1 BUICK Hardtop... sacewscuni eee S08 
‘51 PACKARD ‘Clipper 2 4-D c*, eee eees sveee$ 245 
MANY iL caeCe Ati SPECI From $95 to $245— YQUR TERMS 
A Phone’ Call Brings a Courtesy Car to Your Door | 
" MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES | | hee CHEVROLET Pecler 
211 S. SAGNAW \\ 
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ne Wade 40 uouskea Gk Lupino and Howard Duff, real 
life husband and wife who portray a fictitious Hollywood couple in 
TV's “Mr. Adams and Eve,” find that their show keeps them too 
_ busy to have marital misunderstandings. The television comedy 
| series is presented Fridays at 8 p. 
  Busy to Disagree 
    
m. over CBS. 
  
Duffs Program 
Clings to Reality ‘Mr. Adams and Eve’ 
Uses 
Stars’ Own Life 
" By CHARLES DENTON 
Duff and Ida Lupino, television's 
today that the problems of mixing 
business with domesticity are the 
least of their cares. 
* * * 
With ratings, production ex- 
penses and the legal 24-hour limit 
on the day to worry about, they 
said, they haven't much time for | 
marital misunderstandings, in or 
out of the studio, 
_In fact, their home life pro- 
of their CBS-TV show, 
Adams and Eve.” 
“Working together while mar- 
ried is the least of our troubles,” 
the beauteous Mrs. Duff murmured “Mr. 
with “spectaculars” and 
Garbo movies. . 
¥* * * 
“We haven't killed each other 
yet,” her husky husband added 
with a bit more caution. “Of 
course, it means we're forced into 
taking business home with us,. but 
at least we have no independent 
troubles." 
PRACTICAL SYSTEM 
When disagreements do arise, he 
said patiently, he has a highly 
practical—and time proven—sys- 
tem for —— — Situations From Miss Lupino said firmly, ‘is ABSO- 
LUTELY true to our own lives.’ 
PRODUCING TEAM 
Hectic is the word. Like Lucille 
Ball and Desi Arnaz, the Duffs are 
producing their own show, with 
Howard making his solo flight as 
a producer. 
_ * * 
tions, is named after their five- 
year-old daughter, who is gn the 
  HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Howard! 
newest man-and-wife team, sighed | 
vides the basis for most episodes | |books as president of the firnr. ” 
| “It’s interesting,” Duff said 
with a wry smile, “but I must 
say it cuts into your leisure. I 
don't play as much tennis as I 
to. 
“But I don't mind it as long as 
the show is going ahead. I don’t 
think I'd like to do it more than 
‘two or three years, though.” 
* * * 
“Just so,’ his better half ex: | -(6:15—(7) News. 
.. |6:20—(4) Box Four. 
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9:45—(4) (Color) Barber’s Sports. 6:00-—(7) Sports Focus. (9) Pop- : 
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10:15—(9) Water Wonderland. 
10:30—(7) The Crash. McGraw 
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1 ¥rontier. (2) Sherlock Holmes. house. 
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6:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. (9) Boston 2: \ pBlackie. (4) Helen O'Connell. (2) 
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Pat" Patchell, 
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John Archer in “Curtain Call,” 
Irene Dunn in “If I Were Free.” 
11:30—(7) 30 Minute Theater.     
  12:30—(2) TV News. (4) Cate 
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1: 00—(2) Baseball, Detroit at Bos- 
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(9) Action Playhouse. 
Showtime. 
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          Larry Boardman of Martboro, 
Conn., vs. Johnny Busso of 
Brooklyn in 10-round lightweight 
bout. (2) Line-up. 
9:30—(7) Soldier of Fortune. (9) 
Person to Person. TV racing ex- 
pert A. C. Nielsen. (2) Play- 10:00—(2) The Susen a 
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Detective Diary. (7) Five Star 
Comedy, Paul Winchell, Jerry 
Mahoney, (9) Family Circle, boys. 
faptain 
Sky King. 
  
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12:00—(2) The Lone Ranger. (4) 
Kit Carson. (7) Saturday Party. 
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| son tather and son physician ‘teara| _ Models Available     plained seriously, “our little girl 
jhas something out of it if, God 
forbid, something happens to us. 
We'll never be rich like Lucy and \Desi!”’ 
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asked hopedully.   
      Airman Convicted 
in of Abusing Recruits 
SAN ANTONIO, oo 
man 2.C, John 8. WwW 20 
Concord, N. C., aha tia was 
convicted on charges of drunken- 
ness and mistreating two basic 
trainees at Lackland Air Force 
Base: 
The Air Force court-martial 
sentenced him to three months 
confinement at hard labor, a to- 
tal fine of $150 and a reduction 
in rank two grades to airman 
basic. 
Williams, the fifth tactical in- 
structor at Lackland to be tried 
on charges of mistreating recruits]. 
  “T hate to say it because it 
sounds trite,’ Duff declared, ‘‘but! 
we really don’t have many basic. 
disagreements. Oh, we may dis-| 
agree occasionally on a bit of busi-| 
ness or something like that, but 1 
just give in, and that’s that.” 
“Oh, phooey,” his wife put in) 
with typical wifely respect. 
“You know,” she went on as 
our stories are real. Pll bet 7 
out of 10 of them really hap- 
pened to us.” 
“Well,”” her mate ventured, “I 
certainly think you can say our 
best shows have been based on 
things that actually happened to 
us. We try not to do anything TOO 
untrue to our own characters.” 
* * * 
    this year, had pleaded guilty to 
drunkenness, but denied mistreat- 
ing the recruits. 
Victims of the alleged assault, 
Basic Airman Jerry L, Probst, 17, 
Terrill, lowa, and Louis P. Downs, 
| 18, Milton, N. H., testified the at- 
tacks in their barracks June 1) 
had left them more scared than 
hurt. 
  
Guilty of Drunk Driving, 
Appeals to Circuit Court 
- After he was found guilty of| drunk driving yesterday by Muni-|1 
cipal Judge Cecil B. McCallum, 
Henry C, Brown, 36, of 369 Ditmar 
St., appealed the verdict to Cir- 
cuit Court. 
Brown, senlensed to serve 20 
days in jail or pay a $100 fine, 
was freed on a $200 bond until he 
  The hectic side ot our show,” 
      appears in the higher court July 8.   
   
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She and her daughter-in-law take 
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