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Talks With Aide
on Future Work Designates Nixon to Act
_ Before Security Council _
and Other Functions President Takes a kok ok @
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Foreign Aid Cuts Approved
More Troubles | Queen Draws Cheers — Peronist Rebel |
Seen in Senate js; qm a. Summarily Shot
After House OK by Argentines 273-122 Ballot Rejects . Aramburu Forces Act
Ike as Key Senators “tal ; to Stamp Out Hint Additional Slice an one i Report Ike's Brother Hears
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WASHINGTON (Ph
President Eisenhower today
took another little walk,
suffered less pain and made ~
a start toward resuming
the duties of his office.
The doctors said Eisen-
hower took “walking exer-
AP Wirevnot. Cises around 9:30 a.m. on
Listening to Hagerty, he puffs his pipe, then cocks his own initiative.
an ear to hear a question on his resignation as Ay 121s) pan! medical’ bulletin
president of Pennsylvama State University, = ~~
“Purely personal,’ was the answer.’
WASHINGTON n_The!|
House today passed and
sent to the Senate a $3,800,-
000,000 foreign aid bill
slashed more than a billion.
dollars below President:
Eisenhower's request.
The formal roll call vote
confirmed House opposi-
tion this election year to,
an overseas aid program as)
large as the $4,900,000,000
Eisenhower said was need-
ed for American and free
world securtiy.
The final vote for passage was T7799 ot. 22. BUENOS AIRES (? —
‘Argentina's military regime. ATTENDS CONFERENCE—Dr. Milton Eisen-
pushed a determined hunt hower, brother of the President, was a visitor at
last night's newsmen briefing at Walter Reed
today for leaders of a ji cital by White House Press Secretary James
bloody weekend rev “ I t Hagerty, on the condition of the chief executive.
staged by army and civil- ss - oe
‘ian followers of ex-dictator
‘Juan D. Peron.
| The government an-
‘nounced. firing squads
executed 38 rebels in speedy
unprecedented retaliation.
It indicated many more would
face a similar fate as swift courts. isaid “the President's condition ree
| ~o —-_____. mains excellent,” with pulse,
Stalin Accused Surgery Stirs Sp =auliaser blood pressure. temperature and respiration “essentially normal.”*
It added:
Hay; on President's Candidacy
of aving Harem WASHINGTON (?—President Eisenhower's operation “He walked with but little
support from his bed to an easy
chair which was placed 20 feet
Khrushch Cireul seemed certain today to touch off a month or more of
, rusnchev = Circutates renewed speculation about his candidacy for re-election
martial. convened under martial Toles of Former Soviet despite claims from some Republicans that it makes no law, sat around the clock L ’ ° .
eader’s Private Life from the bed.
“He sat in the chair for 15 mine
change. The revolt—crushed in 12 hours | utes and then walked, again with
little support. back to bed.
“During these exercises: the
President had less discomfort than
yesterday.”
But just before fina] passage, the
House refused. by a 147-52 stand-
ing vote to kill the entire measure
by sending it back to committee
The legislation was reported
headed for further trouble in the a
“AP Wirepheote
' RESPONDS TO CHEERS— Queen Elizabeth I] waves in response
to cheers from Swedish crowds lining the routé as she rides in an
Senate, where some key sena- open carriage with King Gustav VI on royal Visit to Stockholm.
tors have said it should be cut |
even further.
It is still $1,100,000,000 bigger
than the appropriation Congress)
voted last year
The bill sets terms and ceilings
world countries against commu- Federal Grant of $31,500 “by Kovernment alr and ground | ; — Several Democrats Said they hope he Sticks by his WALKS ALONE
forces—flared at 11 p.m. Satur) PARIS W— Communist party Feb. 29 decision to seek a second term, although most ¥4UBS ALONE day in Buenos Aires and three chief Nikita Khrushchev has _in- cents Yesterday — only , concede privately they think their c wo € . ether major cities. Seme 106 formed other Soviet leaders that ae seainel another Gor. ‘i ote uld be pis emergency surgery of ea 30 hours after
persons reportedly may have joseph Stalin in his later years Saturday morning—the President
: Several of Eisenhower’s*—
east of Buenos Aires: Santa Rosa, It said in a dispatch from Vien-|they anticipate. been killed or wounded. ‘ . —————— walked a total of about 30 feet - ept a harem of young girls, the : ; with attendants partly supporting The insurgents struck at (*% mass circulation newspaper doctors said they see no Brink's Informer
‘ room on both occasions
- ew P ’ | Eisenhower conferred for 1 : ; x t | capital of La Pampa province in na that Khrushchev recently told Re ee ee tiga taene Taken for Ride minutes today with ‘his chief as-
central Argentina; and Rosario. his colleagues Stalin was subject AS : federal vat ad him. Today the only assistance
points in the federal capital. At: pronce-soir reported today. season for him to change
ings in La Plata, 35 miles south- fe Mrs. Eisenhower was in the
i a gE final decision for the four to six . \sistan}. Sherman Adams, and
Boston Police Hold Pair ing the designation of Vice Presi- he had was a hand on the elbow,
ied rms npg Anant ina his mind if he recovers as
im of Buenos t6 -sexual aberrations, a veritable weeks his doctors say will be re. reached several decisions includ. for the program to bolster free
erotomania — sexual insanity — quired for full convalescence.
Planned for City Airport ; Z ‘MAD ADVENTURE” . : | 3 ‘ illing’ dent Nixon to represent him at nism in the year omtyekoats 1 | case’ aeevard by she sexual obsessions degenerating Six weeks will expire duly 2, in Gangland Killing two forthcoming events — the
be actual funds must = , , yalist forces direct » into sadism directed toward about a month before the Repab- | of Eastern Hoodlum regular National Security Council & separate bill jater. Pontiac Municipal Airport is slated to receive-@ fed-tvice president.-Adm. isaac Roje.! cunger and iris.” | Meam National Convention in San : on. Shee : Blair uickly smothered the revolt in’ aoe — che neste Sen. Russell (D-Ga), chairman eral grant of $31,500 toward improvement at the loca] quickly Aires and Rewario. jJet| ‘ie GGcle ald Mascechecs BOSTON u—Two men were House luncheon wednesday of the Senate Appropriations
sub-committee handling
ald, sald the program to.
be chopped another billion dol-
lars in addition to the $1,164,-
000,008 cut already tentatively ,
approved by the House. .
But Chairman George (D-Ga) of
Committee sided with the admin.
istration against the House slash
in Eisenhower's $4,900.000,000 re- jfield, The Press was adv
Dondero this morning.
This brings a total of $153,000 in federal aid for the Plata and Santa Rosa
for expansion of the 4ast-
west runway. Another $30,-
000. originally allocated in
1955. was carried over this
quest for the year starting July 1. Year for work at the port. He favored restoring about half a The latest grant will go towards
billion dolalrs. His committee be-
gins closed-door voting on the bil] TUNway and taxi strips
Wednesday, runway lights for the east-west ‘present year. In February, the airport received $91,500-- y Seaielisaineainnemiamnianiiaaniieamanineeemmenamammete
Cobo's County Drive
fo Start in Berkley President Pedre Aramberu,
who returned from a tour ef the
interior after
branded the uprising a ‘‘mad
adventure.” He vewed that
“energetic measures’ weuld be
taken against all who took part.
Lovalist forces scoured the land
Detroit Mayor Albert E Cobo wil] for two retired genegals branded
A portion, open his Oakland County campaign
will be for the relocation of the for the gubernatorial nomination
Sen. H. Alexander Snftth (R- power lines at the western ap- Thursday night in Berkley. as the men who masterminded
the abortive revolt. They are gen-
erals Raul Tanco and Juan Jose the shooting, — ised by Congressman George A. fighter and navy bombers finally declared Stalin's harem was-re- smashed rebel holdouts in La eruited for him by his police ¢rence to his heart attack last
boss, Lavrenty Beria, and that Sept. 24, that if he ever feels he Eisenhower has said. with ref- booked! taday on suspicion. of mur-
der in the gangland-style slaying
Berin confessed this before he is not up to another term he will of an ex-convict who reportedly
was put te death as a traitor.
ference Stalin was a homosexual.
He did not elaborate.
MORE CONFIDENTIAL * In New York last April, Alex-
ander Orlov, former Soviet secret
police commissar, who has lived
in hiding in the United States for y
nearly 20 years, told a news con- say so immediately.
His doctors have declared there
is no connection between the heart
attack and his new illness.
Gov. Averell Harriman of New
ork, who announced Saturday his
active candidacy for the Demo-
cratic ~ presidential nominatioa,
said he sincerely hopes the doc-
tors are correct in saying Eisen-
France-Soir said‘ Khrushchev's bower can run again
revelations were made to a small Sen. Neuberger (D-Ore}, speak-
ABC TV show, said divulged information to the FBI
about the $1,218,211 Brink's rob-
berv.
The victim was William J. Cam-
eron, 49. a Dorchester district
hoodlum whose body was found
yesterday in his parked car at the
rear. of a Navy barracks building
on the South Boston waterfront.
Booked bn a charge of “‘sus-
picious persons in connection
with murder’ were Thomas J. West German Chancellor Ad
enauer,
Eisenhower also decided
against postponing the Confer-
ence on Fitness of American
Youth to be held at Annapolis,
Md., dune 18-19.
Eisenhower had been scheduled
to speak at the meeting. Nixon
already is chairman of the con-
ference and will preside.
White House press secretary
James C. Hagerty said it has not
yet been decided whether Aden-
auer will visit the President at
the hospital. Valle, both big army bosses when group of Soviet leaders and were I" on an
Peron was president. Both were intended to be more confidential Eisenhower should make health a
retired summarily when Peron than his accusations against Stalin “first consideration” in deciding
was overthrown last fall. in his February speech to the Whether to stick by his decision
Observers predicted the star- Communist party Congress.‘ Tun again. Neuberger said tling firing squad tactics un- France-Soir was the first Western Some persons close to Eisenhower
leashed against the rebels would Newspaper to publish the text of Might “put their own political put a brake on disgruntled ele- that speech—gbout a week before ambition ahead of his physical police said they have informa-.
ments who might have notions of it was released by the U. S. State well-being. . ‘tion that Callahan recently beat
further plotting against Arambu- Department. ,_ Sen. Mundt (R-SD) called. the Cameron severely after accusing ; ; * * © doctors’ favorable report on’ Eisen- ),; ine a * » ru’s regime. | : ; chim of being-a ‘‘stool pigeon
The - newspaper's Vienna dis- hower's operation “great news for 15 informer,
patch also said Khrushchev ac- the Republicans.” oo, | Cameron’s body was slouched cused Stalin of murdering his sec-. Sen. Goldwater (R-Ariz) said he under the dashboard of his car
ond wife, Nadejda Aliluyeva, has no doubt Eisenhower will TUN. with two bullet holes in his face, Ballou, 27. of Quincy, who was
free in $20,000 ball on an indict-
ment of being an accessory in
the Brink's robbery, and Thomas
A. Callahan, 50, an ex-convict
waterfront “tough guy.” . . : : . . > ‘obo will speak at an open meet- NJ), a setiior Republican on the proach (Williams Lake Road) to ©° 1
committee, sent a letter to ali.allow for expansion of the major Mg of the North Woodward Repub- other senators asking “bipartisan runway to 4,000 fect ican Club in Berkley High School
support” for “the leadership of auditorium at 8 pm. according MAY MEET NEHRU
Hagerty also said that still un-
der study is whether the Presi-
dent will be able to attend the Or-
ganization of American States
meeting at ‘Panama City June 25
26.
In the study class too is the
question of whether there will be
the previously scheduled talke
with Indian Prime Minister Neh-
ru on July 7-10.
Adams and other White House
aides set up a temporary head-
quarters near the President's hos
pital room, =
a ————~ nD
res said the city had applied for the (5.3,
& | latest grant but “didn't expect = The invitation was extended to
He said installation of the lights the club's policy of getting ac-
en rown depends on the completion date of quainted with all candidates.”
lenough we might get the lights in = Viet Nam Rebel to Die
‘this fall,”’ Hoskins said. “it not we Reds Shell Quemo . j . . .. ;
CATHO, South Viet Nam Wh — when she disapproved of his order Sen. Jenner (R-Ind), terming ; Walled Lake Resident’ early spring.” \ One at the nose and the other in
ane ake Kesicents 17, original $121,300 federal nese Reds fired 25 shells today who led the Hoa Hao reffgious sect a sbi rs
army in an abortive revolt against to remele parte of the Soviet Un. peecieted he will run again.
' (4,000 feet by 100 feet) and a taxi ported. It did not say whether the was sentenced to death by a Viet- wife "thes anid es wits Michigan Shows
strip..approximately 5,000 feet by Nationalists returned the fire, namese tribunal. Soir's report said Shrushchey hed To Po u lation ® .
detime of Lengthening of the runway will oe ; Pp p . and a Capac man were victims of ; / heinous that he should be tried “ drowning over the weekend. allow larger corporation and com-, not er I even though he is dead.
; . . _|The present runways are too short . ; ; ' DETROIT uw — Michigan's pop- ® ® ' *
St.. Walled Lake, drowned yester-|' O° BUM cperation of the larger _ With high hopes that we will be able to shower ulation has increased 38 per cent,
day in the Montreal River near A 0 ers urn U ‘since 1940, the biggest gain re- Or On | |
was pili in overturned . corded by any industrial state in : ‘«
SO ee Paint White House prize in its summer POT-O-GOLD contest.
, : Another $200 is already at stake for entrants who maid) the letate picked up 9118 pe
_night tn Lake Pleasant, seven jy 5): i be closed to tourists ; , : . : cent population increase over the : ; van : sant Ma leeee House at - pee \, night at midnight. In the meantime, don’t miss out Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit the Soviet Union.
om an opportunity to win in Puzzle No. 3—it's on estimated 7,266,300 residents. The President made the decision in a conference with
his sree Le _! _ | Unopposed as City Polls « In its publication, “The Detroit-
son Chester at said ac OR : de Hosiptal room where he is recovering from an operation $3 sp ‘ in the! T ° . eport Light Turnout Connecticut was the second fastest p =
cident. The youth was not in ‘he Court May Use Films, Recordings / Nepor! Sg growing industrial state with a 34 performed last Saturday. mach i *@ {
Walled Lake Police Chief James) . | Very ; : per Cet x
Decker who confirmed the drown-| : ma | ° ad - ve was reported “Michigan factories employed 48 open for some of the Joint establishment.
ing. . U e d U S | VY | ence ad |today in the city’s annual school per cent of the state's non-farm Chiefs to go to Russia later! Hagerty said the informal Rus-
Stein and his friend, Richard, .. (election, Polls opened at 7 a.m.
Hoock, of Imlay ,City, were in a) . ith 45 time outside | Pontiac. Municipal Judge Cecil/someone. to testify ,against him-) ‘I wouldn't have to rely on some- Glenn H. Griffin is running uno» sheer ver este the ra eye took at “activ-:military attache at the Soviet
the boat tipped. Lapeer County y1canum today welcomed a po- Self.” Finnegan said, adding that one else's construction of what he posed for re-election to the Board) aivrem on oe actor ies. | ‘Embassy, Col. Sergei A. Edemsky,
, 'tape- i , inst, ” vith $14,172,000,000 in 194. White H Press Hoock told the sheriff he swam tape-recordings as evidence against _ |see_ and hear,” he said. come * " te House ss
to shore after the boat was grunk drivers. : a os McCallum pointed out that pho-| Pells will remain open until 8 That was an average of $2,017 per’ james C. Hagerty made the a x
te fi and recordings authen "x nt. " Showers Tomorrow the President te our fevign poli-| oo te is Berkley Mayor Wiliam
it this soon.” Cobo, Judy said, “in keepng with
the expansion of the runway now An “open house” invitation to
(ry We | d ‘under way. “If it is done soon the public has been issued, he said.
Cr en _ twill carry over the project into : ;
TAIPEI, Formosa “®—The Chi- Gen. Ba Cut, the daring freebooter deporting dispossessed peasants Eisenhower “indestructible.” also!) ight check.
Canoe Overturns; Boat grant is presently paying for the at Quemoy, Nationalist-held isl&nd ion. It said Stalin. a in ; oe ae eo: _ ton. s . according to | ae ‘ . 8 aS jexpansion of the large runway outpost. the Defense Ministry re- the Saigon government, today in iF t B Aft r@) ratio
Swamps in Area Lake | ru First Business After Operation
A 39-year-old Walled Lake man ® feet. suggested Stalin's crimes were so * ° é
| Gain Since ‘40, Russell Ryan, ef 5594 Loveland mercial airplanes to use the field. -
ur first winner with “gold” in a few days, the Press il 7, Ont. when a canoe he type planes oul : ys,
ieeeastey a . today offers its readers a new chance to win a $100 ee cath : e nation. P
f FI *{{° The Detroit Board of Commerce WASHINGTON (?—President Eisenhower personally
ity Rd., Capac, drowned last "“ASHINGTON «W — T White : ‘ . 0 QC fl in : - ; ; .
oa = WASHINGTON (ip The Mhite mail in their entries for Puzzle No. 2 by tomorrow rejected today a Russian bid for all members of the U.S,
! past six years and now has an
Ryan was reportedly on a fish..while its exterior is being re- : | School Board Incumbent
ing trip. with his eight-year-old painted. | Page 7 of today’s. Rontiac Press. 2 : t- his chief aide, Sherman Adams, in the Walter Reed = : Jey ee _ er,” the Board of Commerce said)
“n it capsized, according to +
a ae ames | per cent gain. Eisenhower left the way quate look at the Russian defense
working force to lead the nation in| jy. sian bid to the Joint. Chiefs was ¥-)* : | In the one issue on the ballot, ‘hat category. Indiana was second 0M condition they were gi made last Friday by the acting
rowboat on Lake Pleasant . when
. , ; ; ; , ; , | Michigan, sixth in population, ities of special interest to ace eemnremincanne = Sheriff Clark Gregory recovered : che still reserved his final opinion saw and heard, but could make up, . eae ’ | bs
Stein's body about 10:15 p.1. |tice proposal to submit films and/ ) 4, legality of the evidence. = my own mind trom what I could | °f Education seat he has held for was listed as fifth in personal in- their own services. ira: ° : isix years. secretary [QUT onig . Bid ’ ’
swamped by waves of a Passing) 3. termed the idea an taba) P p.m. at 19 schools: Lincoln, East- | “2Pit4. i“ _, nouncement of the U.S. position. the films and recordings authen- tographs are admissible in court, Z The Board of Commerce said boat, — é
Says U.S. Post Office
2nd Worst in Operation
WASHINGTON (INS) —< Post-
master General Arthur S. Summer-
field said yesterday the U.S. Post. way to try such cases.
Police Chief Herbert W. Straley
| in announcing the plan said that
films would recofd the unsteady
walk and other gestures of drank
drivers, while tape-recordings
would give evidence of slurred | ae
Office is the world’s second worst | ' j
from the standpoint of its fiscal)
operation,
He said only one other postal
organization—in South Ametica—
has a higher percentage deficit’
every year, -
if But. Municipal Judge Maurice..E.
Finhegan pdinted out that the ‘evi-
dence would be admissible only if.
the subject volunteered, as is now
required in blood tests.
“Otherwise, it would be forcing, ticated, the evidence would be an
advancement in court,
In Today’s Press
County News........ Lone 18
Damon Runyon............ 10
Bditortala oli. ccs ccee 6
Pot-0-Gold ......... Soswe wae 7
Sperts ....... pevoss 24, 2
Theaters .....5.,... Seecee une @e
TV & Radie Programs.... 33
Witson, Farl............. s
Women's Pages......15, 16, 17
% and explained that a film actually
is a series of photographs.
He added that due te long
time-lapses between arrests and
court trials, policemen often for- ern, Jefferson and Washington
Junior High Schools; Bagley,
Webster, Crofeot, Owen, LeBar--
on,. Emerson, Baldwin, Lengfel-
low, Wilson, McConnell, Central,
Hawthorne, Willis and Whitfield.
| get important points in the testt-
mony, Persons registered to vote at
Cora Bailey School, now being |Michigan -has shown an annual
population boost of 155,000 persons
since 1950 compared to a growth of
110,000 annually for the previous
10-year period.
Meg Now in Sweden He emphasized that the deci-
sion was the President's and
that he was announcing it with
the President's authorization.
The Soviet move was the out-
growth of an invitation, which has The U. S. Weather Bureau pre+
dicts mostly fair tonight for the
Pontiac area. The low willbe
64 to 68.
Partly cloudy with scattered afte .
‘been accepted for Gen. Nathan:
‘Twining, Air Force: chief of staff, ernoon or evening thundershowers
‘is the forecast for tomorrow with | “With films and . recordings, razed, will vote instead at the) STOCKHOLM (INS) — Princess'to attend the Soviet Union's avia-'a high of $8 to 92 degrees. There \though, the evidence would be County Building, 1 ‘Lafayette St. Margaret and the Duke and Duch- tion celebration June 24, _ down pat.” Besides all registered voters of,
‘the exidence have been under way
‘for more than a year, and will be, live outside the city limits but who
are living within the school district
jcompleted within a few months. 'may cast ballots, ~ ‘ } * ; 3 : 1 ‘
e ij %
& re ies
sah 4
Ee
Ve / | i ess of Gloucester arrived in
watching the Olympic Games
Equestrian ‘events, “h 4
| | Stock-| Twining plans to spend eight ers tomorrow night, 3 According to Straley, plans for the City of Pontiac, others who holm by plane today to join Queen days in Russia, ;
tae and:.her husband in : is also a chance of scattered shows
The lowest Shinvenssacinn venill -
Today's announcement appar- preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pon
‘ently indicates the United States|tine was 64 degrees. At 2 p.m the does not expect him to get an ade-' mercury oon
. : 4s 1 « , /
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| THE PONTI AC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNE 11, 1936 ry . | = .
About American
The Day in Birmingham “Root pe en = oy yearp ago,
for State Office Specigl GOP Committee
Will Support VanDusen
for Attorney General
A committee of prominent Oak-
land County Republicans an-
Representative Richard C. Van
Dusen of Birmingham as. the par-
ty’s candidate for State Attorney
General.
* ¢@
County Chairman Chad M. Rit-)
_ichie, who heads the committee,
‘today called Van Dusen “a fine
lawyer who has made an outstand-
ing record in his two terms in the
Michigan Legisiature.
“He is the youthful, aggressive ‘AMES HUGH CURRAN Sk.
Reed Oficer
Taken by Death James Curran, 59, Dies;
Was Pontiac Policeman
' The committee
‘mailed solicitations of support for From 1922-1954
iVan Dusen to county Republicans, A retired Pontiac Police Depart-, askersive \iiges t. James *8Ying the Oakland County party
Somouent, James “has earned a place on the 1956 Hugh Curran Sr., 58, of 60 Douglas sists Tulee”
St., died yesterday in Ponti Ticket.
eral Hospital pr ding illness “ot| Chiet Assistant Oakland County Prosecutor George F. Taylor also! two years.
: : thas announced he is a candidate | Lt. Curran joined the police force tae’ the ‘wanslnaticg, cans will want on the state ticket |
next November.” -
convention in August. s s *
was made detective sergeant in
1948, serving on general assign-
* 1951, Lt. Curran had received | Mrs. Thadeus (‘Cora Belle)
- |Beall, 87, of 274 State Ave. died in 1922, and served as a uniformed
officer and sergeant until 1948. ie p fi D th
ment until his retirement April 6,
1954.
Promoted to lieutenant May 5. Mrs. Thadeus Beall
Saturday at the home of her son
after being ill for 18 months.
She was born in Demmet, Texas
He was born in Westfield, Mass.,
2%, 1896, and came to Pon-
ago.
™m ‘|VictoMia Riley and William F.
Cloud.
* On May 23, 1895 she married
Thadeus Beall. Mrs. Beall came
te Pontiac from Bokoshe, Okla.
and lived here for 19 years,
She is survived by one son, Thad-
eus Beall of 274 State St. and
three grandchildren, George Beall
and James Beall of Pontiac and
Mrs. Alvin Gula of Detroit. arried Altha F.
at 2 p.m.
from the Pursley Fu-
Home, with the Rev. Thev-
Allebach of Oakland Ave. with the Rev. Charles D. Race of
the First Christian Church officiat-
ing. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cem- ating. Burial will follow in the Oak-|etery.
land Hill Memorial Park Cemetery.| Lodge of Sorrow will be held, tcotey la ha Frank 1. Coons
BPOE No. 810. 4 Frank I. Coons, 51, 'N. Telegraph, died suddenly
Th in Chicago of a heart
ile the gradu-
ation of his daughter, Phyllis, from
— Bible Institute.
He was born in Harrisville on
lone 27, 1904, the son of Mary
Jane Morgan and Josiah D. Coons. Wedding Guests
in Auto-Tree Crash
A car loaded with wedding
guests smashed into a tree in
Township last night,
hospitalizing three.
« The driver, Gerald» Snover, Edith Bohn in N, Adams.
22.| Mr. Coons came to Pontiac from
Pontiac High School. He wa
member of the First caoae
Church and an inspector at Pon-|
tiac Motors. General Hospital, told State Police
of the Pontiac post that he was
following the car of the bride and
obornaioa in an after-the-wedding
Soppcyras injured when the car left
Edgar road at Foster road were
‘Walter Wittkopp, 22, of Rochester.
Charlies Ebarra, 31. of Birming-
ham and Robert Snover, 27, of
Rochester. Wittkopp suffered neck injuries. from the Sparks - Griffin Chapel
authorities said, and Ebarra ai” with the Rev. Paul R. Havens and
possible concussion. Both are list- the Rev. David Mortensen officiat- ed in good condition. ing. Burial will be in Oakland Mills
Robert Snover was released after, |Memorial Gardens.
treatment of leg bruises, authori-|
‘Mrs. James Rollo Crabs ties added.
. 5 . _ | Mrs, James (Adaline) Crabb, $4, Woman Rider Injured |died Saturday in a local nursing
e in Spill From Horse ihome after being ill for six months.
| Mrs. Crabb, of 2396 Montroyal
=A Davisburg girl was treated \Ave., came to Pontiac 40 years “and released at Pontiac General’ ago from Tecumseh. She was born
Hospital yesterday after being in-\in Tecumseh March 4, 1872. On jured on a fall from a horse dur-| March 19, 1898 she matried James
ing the Oxford’ Township Horse Rollo Crabb.
_ Show.
- Sally Gray, 15, suffered a brok-| A former schoolteacher, Mrs.
#@n nose when the horse she was’ Crabb attended school in Tecum-
riding stumbled and fell into a seh and was a member of the |
picket fence, throwing her to the Methodist Church ef Tecumseh.
ground. Survivors include one » Genghter;
T ———— Mrs, James Bellinger of Pontiac,
one granddaughter, Mrs. Lewis
he Weather Bracknell of Drayton and three)
PONTIAC AND VICI =
fair tedey and tonight. Toeoecieloare| great grandchildren.
wee covey —— peattored afternoon or Service will be Tuesday at 1:30
Warm. High tedey 48.91 tee tenteny Pm. from the Huntoon Funeral
pele og Prasat ng pba costneeet Home with the Rev. John Mulder
Menight. Partly cloudy with cea thorsa of Central Methodist Church offi-
or thandershewers tomerrew ciating. Burial will be in No. Farm- it, low
‘ington Cemetery. Teéay | tal Pontiae
Awous temperature preceding § am
gem: Wind velocity T mp ‘Won't See the World
outa Monday ot 0:08 pm. |but Women Will Do
; sets Monday at 10-34 Pm. GREAT LAKES, Ill. (INS) — Moon rises Tueséay at 6:21 a.m Yeoman 1.C, Lawrence J. Ross- daughter are two sisters, Mrs. M.
E. Baldwin and Mrs. Leon F. Cobb,
both of Pontiac and two brothers
H. Ray Coons of Howell, and Claud
A. Coons of Pontiac.
ccm satel haere acicaia __ gg deutcher of Chicago joined the
$0. Mii. ..<50.2 6 i2m. ......,. .8¢ Navy to see the world—but ail!
ice wale ** he's seeing is beautiful women.
19s. m.. 8 ")
y tm Peatice + At the Great Lakes ‘Naval Train-
328 Center, Rossdeutcher has been
.... @ assigned the pleasant task of help-
-: Weiing to pick Mrs. U.S. Navy from
among fhe beautiful wives of Navy
men.
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Man Admits Guilt, Fined |
alahahiceit® ™: on Drunk Driving Count
Driving while under the influence i See ee eed
, Tempers vwangeies 60 eo of liquor resulted in a $75. fine ie Mi Memos’ 92 92,274 payment of $25 in eosts for a
#2 65 Miem & 'Pontiac man Saturday. .
po & New Yorn fe flan L. Slater, 22,.0f 93 S.
7 §, ee -F; arke St. pleaded .guilty to the
‘@ &. Francisco 63 47,
8.6. Lod a Slo caw. voy Jestics Willis
oat Waseingron’ st as D. isto. 2 }
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Boom Area Man
nounced today it will back State)
and progressive type of candidate |
we believe Michigan's Kepubli- |
The nomination will be decided’
at the party's state nominating
already has,
on May 23, 1869, the daughter of;
* Service will be tomorrow at 10;
a.m, from the Davis Funeral Home|
of 1608 | Northville.
On May 19, 193%, he married |
Harrisville in 1912 and swetet|
Surviving besides his wife and
Service will be Tuesday at 2:00,
‘ -
ON ALERT IN ARGENTINA — Heavy armed
loyal government troops stand guard at the Navy
Ministry in the Argentine capital city of Buenos
Aires today following flash uprising a 2 government of
pletely a revolt
Juan D. = government announced that it had smashed com-
BIRMINGHAM—The budget for
the fiscal year 1956-57 comes be-
tore the City Commission for final
adoption tonight. It would alldt
$1,535,635 for total expenses, to be
covered by taxes being set at a
rate of $19.60 per $1,000 assessed
valuation and other income.
The tax rate is slightly lower
than last year’s rate of $19.70. It
‘will yield $1,151,694, while other
income of the city will be $383,340,
the budget decrees,
App tions would include
$7,960 for the commission; $15,150 Final Study for Budget
of 1% Million Set Tonight families own oar
tailers Assn. at its 50th annual con-
vention in Dero last week,
*
Beverly School's 50-veice glee
club will sing and Dr, Dwight D. |
Ireland, superintendent of
schools, will talk at tomorrow's
Exchange Club dinner, arranged
by Beverly Principal Malcolm
Ferguson.
* *
Mrs, Edwin Brezette
Mrs.. Edwin (Blanche) Brezette,
who has made her home with her|§
daughter, Majel, 200 Park, for five-
assessor; $15,185, treasurer;
$35,600, engineering staff; $12,525.
clerk; $218,390, police; = and
$184,025, fire department and
other allotments.
Special appropriations include
$5,000 for traffic signals, $6,000 for
office equipment, $40,000 for street
resurfacing, $5,000 for sidewalks,
and $2,000 for road oiling.
Top among departmental col-
lections expected is the police de-
partment’s $41,500.
Alse before commissioners to- AP Wirephete
President Pedro Aramburu. The
by followers of deposed dictator
Award Basieras.
to 63 Graduates
at St. Michael
Sixty-three St. Michael seniors
received diplomas in commence-|
ment exercises last night.
The Rev. Fr. Michael J. O'Reilly. |
pastor, gave the address to the
graduates and awarded diplomas .|
Following early morning mass,
Sunday, seniors, their parents and
the faculty attended a baccalau-
reate breakfast.
| Participating in {9 Lose Lives
Over Weeken 10 Killed on Highways;
Nine Persons Drown—
6 of Them Children
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
| Hot weather sent thousands
crowding Michigan highways and|
‘swimming spots and 19 —_ were Gerard Steinhelper,
lost their lives. 'Heitjan, Fred West, Elaine Neus-
An unusual feature of the eck: sendorfer, Patricia Sears, Judy
end toll was that none of the 10’Marentette, Janet English, the
traffic deaths occurred on Sunday. Rey. Fr. Richard Lauinger, the
There were nine drowning victims Rey. Fr. William Immel and the
—six of them children. ‘Rev. Fr. Norman Thomas.
The traffic dead: | The Rev. Fr. O'Reilly, pastor,
Mrs. Olga Humphries, 72, of Chi- presented honor and attendance!
cago. awards to the students. Recipients,
Mrs. Maude Johnson of Kala- include James Fitzgerald, Fred)
|mazoo. West, Janet English, Mary Heitjan,
Rose V. Carroll, 38, Clare. | James Ebert, Nancy Wright, Ron-
Harry Farrish, 35, of Brimley. ald Mead, Rose Weishaar, Mar-
Maxine Burgess, 6, of Detroit./garet Bott, and Elizabeth Taylor. Sgt. Benjamin Smigelski, 26, a Others include Janice Sears, Pa-|
\Selfridge Field airman. itricia Schertzer, Joan Weisgandt,
Harold B, Wagner, 58, Chicago. | Frances Hayes, Elaine Nuessen-
Samuel Burell, 40, of Detroit. 0rfer. Shirley Fox, Patricia Hay-,
Junie Felder, 70, of Detroit jden and Collen McEnery.
Eugene Robinson, 5, of Wash- . ° .
“frowning weinas” Bids for Nomination
~ to Prosecutor's Post: Drowning victims:
Mrs. Ethel Banks, 44, of M
Arthur W. Kollin, Pontiac 1S
Betty Jane cena 9, of Grand ney, will seek nomination as the)
Rapids. «{Democratic candidate for Oakland
Eber’ Cook. 9%. of Ann Arbor. County Prosecuting Attorney in, |
the program
Mary
kegon.
| Randal Lee Deen, * months, of|
Alton F. Smith, 6, ot Grand ithe August 7 primary, he an-!
| Haven. ‘nounced today.
| Richard Zulewski, 9, of Wyan- Kollin, a Pontiac resident for 34
dotte. years, is a graduate of the Univer-
Terry Porter, 16. of Onaway. sity of Michigan and Wayne Uni-
iFred Nettleton, 14, of Pickford.
Floyd Paul Stein, 24, of Capac. ant prosecutor under Clyde D.'
'
\Underwood and incumbent Fred-
erick C. Ziem until 1954, and now
is village attorney for Wolverine
Lake.
Now president of the Pioneer
Highlands Civie Assn.., aa . a
member of Elks Lodge 8
Democratic Club of Petar, ie
Pontiac Kiwanis, Amvets, Pontiac
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
B'nai B'rith, Temple Beth Jacob
and the county, state and national
bar associations.
Gen. LeMay Asks
: $3.8 Billion Extra ‘lor Konrad —— , + WASHINGTON WW — Gen. Cur-
O 'tis E, LeMay asked a Senate Ap- .
Both foreign olfictals are known propriations subcommittee today
to have firm ideas on the need to for a $3,800,000,000 increase in
strengthen the North Atlantic , funds for his Strategic Air Com-
Treaty Organization. ‘mand for stepped-up production of,
* B52 bombers.
Pearson ts one of the “three! Chairman Chavez (D-NM) made
wise mén” named at the recent. \this disclosure after LeMay testi-
Paris NATO Council meeting to ‘fied before a closed session of
find ways to develop the non-mili- the subcommittee examining the
tary aspects of the alliance. iDefense Department's. proposed:
| 36-billion-dollar a ea the
Infant Found Dead te izure supportea by.
in Smoldering Box j The figure supported by LeMay,
Detectives of the Pontiac and: iafter a study of the B52 bomber
|program, tops total estimates for
‘the Sfrategic Air Command of
five billion dollars Chavez told re-
Oakland County police departments. porters. ee
aay were seeking the identifica.) Chavez said LeMay advocated
tion and whereabouts of a person jhe increased expenditure over a
\who left the remains of a pre- period of four or five years to
‘maturely-born infant in a burning challenge the Russian build-up of
‘box in Pontiac Township sometime its long- range bomber { bomber forces.
ie ige night or early =
High Court ‘ourt Upholds
Trials by Military ‘Detective Thomas Mitchell at
WASHINGTON «FP — The Su- a. m. Sunday while on patrol. He
discovered the smouldering card-
preme Court today upheld military
trials for civilians who accompany board box on the ground on Golf
ithe armed forces overseas.
U.S. Stand on NATO.
Expected From Dulles
WASHINGTON (INS)—Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles is ex-
pected to indicate today and to-
|morrow just how far the U. S. is
|willing to go in expanding the At-
lantic ae |
* *
Officials said the . question will
be thoroughly explored in a meet-
ing today between Dulles and Ca-
nadian Foreign Minister Lester A.
\Pearson, . and anda mi
Wednesday with German C
by
qn"
Drive, 300 yards from Wards Or-
chards.
Bloomfield Sailor's Car
‘Crashes Into Tree
BIRMINGHAM — Lester L. Col-
bert, Jr., 22, Martel drive, Bloom-
field Hills,.received face and kh
cuts as well as a police ticket
jwas that of Mrs. Dorothy Krueger
Smith, who was convicted by
court-martial in Tokyo, Japan, for
killing her husband, Army Col.
Aubrey D. Smith, 45.
The other case was that of Mrs.
‘|Clarice B. wits She was con-
© the tes ot Ge side of | cred by an Air ‘orce court- mar- Adenauer Tells
‘German Chancellor Konrad Aden-|
‘auer called on the West today not
"its vigilance in the face of current
was co-sponsor, night are: A request for taking
the proposed Motor Bus Ordi-
nance from the table by an at-
torney for two cab
and a request that the decree by
the Oakland Circuit Court for
stopping of pollution of the Rouge
River be extended beyond the
July 1 date.
The North Evergreen authority,
which met this morning in Bir-
mingham city offices, is eyeing of Red Danger Calls for U.S. Vigilance
Against Friendly Tactics
in Speech at Yale ;
ment at Campbell and 12 Mile
Roads, besides the ~_"? r CN — W NEW HAVEN, Conn. ® est) ceptor drainage. | s
to relax ‘“‘even for one moment” ‘hearings on the property the city |
wishes for Parking Lot 3-A, D. C.!
Egbert, city manager,
Herzberg. city planner, and two
lin “are still not prepared to (real estate appraisers have been
remove the main causes of the | witnesses for the city. Property
tension of the world.” lowners and one real agried pear
‘for their cause have had the sta Adenauer's remarks were in an
address at a luncheon given in itil the trial began Tuesday.
honor by the board of governors |
of Yale University. | jury ts expected by city officials.
Earlier in the day, he received dedge Clark Adams is hearing
an honorary degree of doctor of| te case.
ames) cing) Sele Uesvereity com! Herbert Burr, shoe store opera-
ee eee tor, was elected the new secretary-
Adeusies./ <8 '8 week's visit t0| treasurer of the Michigan Shoe Re-
Liegler Defends friendly falk from Soviet Russia.
He said the men tn the Krem-
from Greenwich, Cone. last night.
|He was guest of honor at a pri-
| ane formal dinner given by Yale’
President A. Whitney Griswold
aes —- the night at Griswold’s ne ae luncheon speech the Chan-
oe the world, the So-
viets aggravate existing conflicts
and endeavor to undermine the
West's position in an unscrupulous |
manner. Above all they want to
‘smash first the mighty protective) ;
shield of the North Atlantic Trea-; In his regular monthly news re-
ty Organization and to drive the lease issued recently in Lansing,
United States from Europe so that State Highway Governor Over
in Bond Provision
into the Soviet lap.” ‘Gov. G.
delay in state highway construc-'
Birmingham Pair," Ww illiams has said Ziegler should
‘have kriown there is a flaw in the
‘bonding provisions of the state's Davisburg Rider
ne Win Top Awards poy multi-million dollar highway
Michigan Pioneers Saddle cub! A special session of the Legis. |
of Oxford held its Ist annual horse jature has been called to remedy
show Sunday. The event exceeded! the wording of the act.
expectations with 130 horses regis-|
tered and more than 400 spec.) Ziegler, who claims he is tat hand, at the O: show ©nsineer, not an attorney,”
ae Gene ei ot Pythies| Williams and the Attorney Genera
lthe flaw in wording.
Top winners of the day in what
has been described by Pioneer
| Club officials as “one of the
_™mést colorful of shows,” were the possibility of storm water treat-
the Detroit inter-)
At the trea court condemnation 'der of Charles H. Stolzenbach dur-
Herbert |}
A Thursday decision by the
Road Bill Move | Highway Official Raps
Flaw
‘Commissioner
versity Law School. He was assist- Europe will fall like a ripe. fruit” ‘Charles M. Ziegler lashed back at
Mennen Williams for the
“an
said
‘eral's staff should have uncovered
He said Attorney General Thom-
as M. Kavanagh denied his request
for outside legal counsel in word- years, died Saturday at Beaumont
| Hospital. hk widow, she leaves
itwo daughters, Majel and Mrs. Jo-'
‘seph DeWindt of Wyandotte, and a
son Warren, of Battle Creek.
Service will be at 10 a.m. Tues-
day at Manley Bailey Funeral
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Youthful Slayer, 18,
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James Thornton, 18, one of three
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Two others, Bernard Harris, 19, ]
and Willie Thomas, 20, will be tak-
en to the Ohio reformatory tomor-
row by Auglaize County Sheriff
Robert Davison
* *
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| imprisonment May 31 for the mur- \
ing an attempted robbery.
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|Larry Littleson, a Birmingham 10-
year-old took his palomirio Dixie
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Del Munson of Davisburg won
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Entries came from a dozen sad-
dle clubs,
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Stalingrad Crowds
Mob Tifo on Visit MOSCOW (INS) — Marshal Tito.
and Nikita Khrushchev narrowly,
escaped injury today when thou-'
sands of enthusiastic Stalingrad
residents” swept past security:
guards to greet them.
It was the second time in less
jthan a week that cheering Rus-|
sians have mobbed the Yugoslav,
‘president.
Tito and Communist Party Chief
Khrushchev were caught in the
frenzy of a crowd estimated at
more than 200,000 soon after they
arrived on a special train from
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CHICAGO (INS) —Two youths
who won Italo-American National
Union Scholarships are in for a
tial in England for the ax murder Lake Park Avenue near Oak Street. of her husband, Sgt. Edward E.
Police rushed him to Beaumont! qn vory
Hospital in a squad car when an
ambulance was delayed. Colbert, a
‘member of the U.S. Navy, was sentenced to Jail Term
treated and released Thomas C. Bradley, 31. of 27
Police ticketed him for not hav- Crestwood St.. was lodged in the
ing the car under control and for Oakland Cou ounty Jail Saturday for
charge at the arraignment held by not having his driver's license with 20 days after pleading guilty to he plans to build a
him. Damage to the car was esti- reckless driving before Bloomfield
a at $1200, ? [Township Justice Albert Carr, -
‘ 6 \, | clipping. They'll get nine months
— at a Chicago barber college. and many individuals
trip in the southern part of the b ing the bill, and didn’t mention the
flaw. vee asked for an opinion on
the bill. . *
The flaw reportedly fails to make
specific provision for allocating
funds to pay off bonds issued under
the act after the first year. {
Supreme Court Upsets
. Firing of ‘Security Risk’
WASHINGTON (INS) — The Su-
preme Court today upset the firing
lof a “security risk’’ from a non-
sensitive, non-policy making gov-
ernment job.
| The court ruled 6 to 3 that Ken-
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Woman, 46, Injured
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Mrs. Ross Howe, 46,.of Com.
merce Township, was treated and
released from- St. Joseph Mercy,
Hospital Sunday~ after suffering
minor injuries when the car in)
which she was riding struck a tree. |
The car was driven by her hus-
and and went off Wixom Rd.,:
the Sheriff's Department reported. |
250 Arab Rebels Killed
ALGIERS # — Estimates of
Nationalist rebels killed over the
weekend ran to 250 as reports
came in from a_ series of opera- {
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NEW YORK ww — Huntington
Hartford, 45-year-old heir to the
A. & P food chain millions, says
10-story, 1'2-,
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umbus Circle in Manhattan.
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ticipated in the open-air religious services conducted Sunday for area
sick and shut-ins. The North Kiwanis Club sponsored the event, with OUTDOOR CHOM — An outdoor choir from area churches par- and aged to a ceremony, where they usually are not able to enjoy.
The event was staged at the Blue
Rd. Rev. James H. Luther, pastor of the Silvercrest Baptist Church, THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1956
a horse as in a Car. * * *
SACRAMENTO,
California highway patrol says
it's just-as wrong to be tipsy on
Oliver Armitage, 41, was ar-
rested on a drunk driving charge
after his horse crashed into» an
cer Charles Millar said Ar
tage was riding in the wrong
sf lane when the animal bangéd into An annual church service and —
) Arrested for Drunk ys = © Sw: Se er tra Bc Fa
Riding—on a Horse | ——=—$—$—$—= :
, Calif. @®—The
136 West Lawrence St.
Ponties, Michigen
Phone FE 5-0738
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Pontiac Press Phete
Sky Drive-in theater, 2150 Opdyke
. ; Excelsior Dept. | W-15,
Your Watch © Cleaned
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Expansion
Watch Bands Ledies’—Men‘s
Special ae | 95
Georges-Newports Jewelry Dept.
Hollywood Lawyer = Escners ares is clearing wp shoal spots in the navigation chan-
CARMEL, Calif. ?—British ac- nel leading to Saginaw Bay from : _ the Saginaw River. Accumulated jtress Dana Wynter, 23, was mar is in the channel had slowed ried last night to Gregson Baut-|.iping in recent weeks. Dana Wynter Weds Predge Saginaw River
on Third Honeymoon NEW YORK (®—Ice queen Son-
ja Henie and Norwegian shipping
‘magnate Niels Onstad are honey-
mooning somewhere in the South. cooperation from area churches. Purpose was to bring the shut-ins chose as hig sermon topic ‘‘Something to Live For.” Call at
: the | ® e e Miss Henie, 8, and her bride- School
Sonja Henie in South soz, $* were mezied 32 Me] ar Phone BAY CITY # — An Army Corps Manhattan apartment.Saturday. It FE 2-3551
was her third marriage and his|
second.
' The skating star was previously
married to Dan Topping, co-owner
of the New York Yankees base-
ball team and to socialite Winthrop SUMMER HOURS:
Morning 8:00 to 10:45
Afternoon 11:00 to 1:30
Evening 6:30 to 9:00
Gardiner Jr. High School and
_. College Graduates
Enroll now in either the Day, Half-Day or EVE-
NING SUMMER CLASSES and prepare for one
of the many~fine positions which we are unable
to fill.
NEW SUMMER CLASSES
Are Being Organized for
- MONDAY, JUNE 18
The Business Institute
7 W. Lawrence Street, Pontiac, Michigan |
VETERAN APPROVED
‘zer, 45, Hollywod corporation
lawyer and man-about-town.
* s *
| Miss Wynter wore a tight-fitting
istudio - designed satin and lace
'gown at the wedding, attended
only by members of the bridal par-
‘ty and two news photographers at
\the Church of the Wayfarer. .
| Best man was 20th Century-Fox
'executive Joseph M. Schenck.
| bd * *
It was Dana's first marriage.
Bautzer previously was married to
Patricia Cobb Chapman, grand-
EVEREST & JENNINGS ‘WHEEL CHAIRS & WALKERS
7 Sterdil
structe con
and
= easily control-
, led, Everest &
; Jennings daughter of the late Irvin 8. Cobb,
and to Marion Janss, Pasadena,
Calif.
British Actress Hurt
'in Fall From Bathtub
HOLLYWOOD w — A fall as
she was getting out of the bath-
tub sent British actress Patricia
Owen to the hospital over the; zs
= weekend. :
‘te & Miss Owen,, 24, the wife of ©
= “ producer Sy Bartlett, was treated
FR for a bruise and slight abrasion
* and on the head. She was taken to ; tespiee plete coo- Cedars of Lebanon Hospital yes-
co in che weer. terday after Bartlett said he found
. Authorized Deeler her unconscious ti their Benedict
‘ Canyon home.
Michigan First Aid | Beret: said ne expected to take her home today.
i Needs—Sick Reom
avalid Supplies | ;
LI 2-3027 JO 4-6847| Were Their Faces Red! / 1621 S. Weedward, Royal Oak, | KALAMAZOO — Firemen
: Mich. 3 Doors North of 10-Mile (clearing a spot for . “ oe
jdemonstration tos ammable
an ltiquid on a burning lumber pile
BED WETTING ‘and set off a blast that rocked
* r -
too fre- the neighborhood. It didn't cause
gh, 8 lany damage but the fire house was
ont of Rthing uritation’ er kept busy answering calls from the
Strong Smelling, Cloudy Urine, axe te ‘curious. Firemen sheepishly ex-
“try for quick Belp. 30 years use [plained they’s used too much of
young
. money
*amtes, Bee how fast you improve. ber to speed the blaze.
Cust for fax unase an oak \~ liquid poured over the old lum-| _
BETTER QUALITY
MATTRESSES
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and BOX SPRINGS in
Discontinued Tickings ;
é ALL NEW and CLEAN &
It’s graduation time! And this happy
$29.50 Mattress $19 ,
$39.50 Mattress °24.95 4
$49.50 Mattress *29.95!
8554.50 Mattress $34.95),
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‘Box S prings to match most Mattresses
Open F riday. Evenings
Our 20th Year of Greater Value Giving
Where You Honestly Save 280 s. Saginaw St. gentleman—appropriately enough—has
just gone through some important gradua-
tion exercises of his own.
It was just a few minutes ago, in fact,
that he stood in his dealer’s showroom and
accepted the keys to his first Cadillac car.
And here he is—with his hands on the
wheel and his heart in the clouds . . . driv-
ing out those first thrilling miles in the car
of bis dreams. =
But even though he now holds his final
degree, so to speak, in motor car ownership,
his education in all the good things of
notordom is only beginning.
_ Take performance, for instance. The car
i
— Just Graduated To a Cadillac ! is so smooth and powerful, and so nimble
and obedient that it automatically revises
a man’s standards of performance.
Consider comfort. Rolling along’ the
oroadest boulevard or taking the roughest
bylane, the car is incredibly smooth and
level in ride.
And think about satisfaction. What a
great feeling it is to sit in command of
the ‘‘car of cars’”—and find yourself the
subject of-admiring glances on every hand.
Have you ever considered how wonderful
it would be to “graduate” to Cadillac? If
you have, then this is a marvelous time to.
make the move.
Certainly, it's the perfect. season for
JEROME MOTOR SALES'CO. | Ph. FE 4-3566 Pontiac, Michigan
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enjoying a new Cadillac. The days are
bright and long . . . the roads are beautiful
and inviting . . . and there are wonderful
places to go and exciting things to do.
And certainly, it has never been easier to sign your name to the title. We are,
happily, in a position to offer you prompt
delivery on your favorite model—and we
know yoy. will be pleased to learn how -
practical Cadillac ownership has now become.
Why not stop in while’the springtime is
still with us—and spend an hour or so
behind the wheel?
It’s a wonderful season and a wonderful
car—and a wonderful opportunity to enjoy
them both!
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Handsome, Practical Extra Storage Space for Cottage or Home!
Famous E-Z-DO Panel-Tex Sliding
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- Shop Till 9 P. M. Tonite for Dad’s Gift!
~Wash’n Wear Slacks | seve up to 93¢ on reg. 1.98 to 2.50 :
For Dad in Linen- Cool Cotton i
Weave Rayon Arnel Sportshirts for Dad
Ideal extra storage space for any room . . ; this handsome simulated wood panelled
front closet with extra hat shelf. Extra strong wood frame in rich tan finish matched
Panel-Tex front. Sides are in ribbon striped gator-hide Kraftboard
Extra wide sliding door closet 66x36x21 inches . es veeeeee d4 98! eeeeeeanee .? ; eed “2 = e La 4
Seve $3.00 on Reg. 9.98
9-Drawer Chest
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Overall size 28x24x12 inches. Not exactly as pictured
ms, @ Hand or Machine
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Here is just the perfect gift for Dads
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Every pair handsomely tailored, Hol-
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and ALL trim is nylon! Sizes 28-
42 Every Dad in Pontiac will appreci-
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practical slacks - Combination
Trouser Hanger Hangers
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semble. 38''w, 63 bh. 18 d A real neatly, Blouse rack fo hold 6
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hore, trailer or cottage. Also that swing freely. Deluxe skirt, Zz {” that are especially desigried for nurses. _
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Operation Won’t Upset
Ike’s Campaign Plans
President Exsennowsr is out of
danger! .
‘This news from his doctors and the
announcement that his condition
continues to be excellent have done
much to lessen public concern. Na-
tionwide anxiety caused by his sud-
den and acute digestive upset has
| been replaced by relief that the Presi-
'. dent came through his emergency
operation with flying colors. —
* * *
There are other reassuring factors
in the situation which for a time had
the appearance of a national crisis.
From the start the people were as-
sured that Mr. ErsenHower’s heart
was not affected. At all times, even
through the pre-dawn operation his.
pulse, blood pressure, respiration and
temperature were normal. Also re-—
assuring was the news that no ques-
tion of malignancy was involved. —
| _* * *
For jubilant and confident Re-
publicans especially, the big post-
operative news was the statement of
Maj. Gen. Lzonarp D. Heaton, one of
the operating surgeons. With the
agreement of his colleagues, Gen.
Heaton said there is no reason
medically why Mr. E1sENHOWER can-
not seek re-election.
While the President is suffer-.
; ing some discomfort, he reacted
so favorably that doctors say he
now is well enough to sign im-
portant papers and make vital
decisions. They also expect he
can leave Walter Reed Hospital —
within two weeks and that he
will be completely recovered with-
in four to six weeks.
* * *
. This means that Mr. EISENHOWER
“will be his former self well before the-
Republican convention in San Fran-
cisco and will be able to campaign as
originally planned.
_ That, indeed, is good news for
Americans, regardless of party,
and all friends of America.
U.S. Help for Migrants
Any day now Congress will begin
consideration of its 1956 contribution
| to the Intergovernmental Commit-
| tee for Europeari Migration (ICEM).
: Last year our Government, which
was instrumental in the organization
_ of. this international agency, voted
|
|
it $12,500,000. There are strong argu-
ments for a repetition of that con-
tribution in this session of Congress.
Since it started in 1951, ICEM
has been dealing with a very im-
portant and fundamental human
problem. Its effort has been to
bring some semblance of equi-
librium between the world’s
overcrowded and underpopulat-
ed nations.
* * x
Serious overcrowding exists in
such countries as Italy, Greece and
! The Netherlands. In contrast, there
is urgent need for more population
- in Canada, Latin America, Australia
and Africa.
By next fall ICEM will have
assisted a half million Europeans
to find new homes overseas. To
restore population balance its
officials believe that about
340,000 Europeans should emi-
grate in each of the next five
years.
* * *
We hope Congress will continue to
support this effort. Certainly the |
.. » American people can be proud of the
fact that this country has been in
the forefront of 25 other Western na-
tions supporting it. This is a move-
mr. , qe yc |
ment ‘which at once will strengthen
countries migrants leave and .th
to which they emigrate.
Red Pledges Worthless
Wher the United Nations com-.
mand decided to withdraw the four
nation inspection team to the Ko-
rean neutral zone, it ended an effort
that never had been effective.
The task of this team made up of
Swiss, Swedes, Poles and Czechs, was
to make sure that both North and
South Korea would observe the 1953
armistice terms. But for more than
a year the.U. N. Command has been
accusing North Korea of violating
the truce by building up ‘ts air
power. .
* * *
According to Maj. Gen. Garp,
U. N. Command delegate, the
-~Communists have moved 400 to
500 combat planes into North
Korea. Other charges are that
Red China has poured all kinds
of new military equipment into
‘the country.
The Swiss and Swede members of
the team, who are honestly neutral,
never got a chance to do any inspect-
ing in North Korea. According to
the U. N. Command, the Poles and
Czechs obstructed inspections in the
North, while South ‘Koreans accused
them of spying and subversion.
* * *
The fact that the inspection
_ which was no more than a trav-
esty, has been suspended in no
way affects the main truce. But
jits failure has given the free
world another demonstratio® of
why Communist pledges are
worthless.
The Man About Town
Forbidden by Law
Posters Are Appearing on
Highways in Pontiac Area
Politics: A condition often
built around allegation and alibi.
With the political campaign only nicely
getting started, the posters of candidates
are appearing on trees within the high-
way limits in Oakland County. This is
contrary to law. One candidate already
has instructed his lieutenants to tear
down such posters which they had put up
in ignorance of the regulations. Anyway,
there’s something to cogitate upon in
the words of a prominent Pontiac ma-
tron: “I never would vote for a man who
helps make junky our roadsides and trees
because in his narrow and conceited mind
he thinks his picture should adorn the
landscape, when really it only contributes
to the garbage we don’t want dumped
there.”
Among the many congratulations re-
ceived on the Press getting national hon-
ors, I like best the sentiments of 82-
year-old
Mrs. Rachel Falisman
of Auburn Heights: “I’ve been reading
your paper for nearly a half century and
I knew it all the time.”
Making a check on a stalk of asparagus
in his garden,
John Hughsen
of Drayton Plains says it grew ten inches
in one night.
In conversation with MAT last sum-
mer,
David B. Steinman,
Chief Engineer on the Mackinac Straits
bridge, said that over 20 men had een
killed in building each of the world's big -
bridges. “But I hope we can build this
one without the loss of even one life,” he
said. It is a matter very close to his heart,
and it is no wonder he orders a day of
mourning after any casualty, of which
there already are five, in spite of the pre-
cautions taken.
Largest rosebush reported to this date
is that of
Mrs. Perryman Flowers
of Clarkston, with over a thousand blos-
soms. Mrs. Flowers’ neighbors say there's
something in a name.
Your Pontiac Press can follow you on
your vacation, if you'll contact our circu-
lation department. In this connection, «*
Postmaster Leslie H. Dean
suggests that you give your mailman the
forwarding address on all of your other
mail. .
The June bride, as well as tnose of any
other month, can secure some goud ma-
terial on : ,
“How to keep your man”
by contacting the Oakland County Home
Demonstration Office. They have free
booklets on cooking, budget planning
and other phases of home making. The
phone number'is FE 4-2564. .
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of 60 Vinewood Ave.; goélden wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox ,
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We Mustn’t Forget the Other Side
David Lawrence Says:
President's Routine Intestinal Surgery
Will Not Alter Political Plans.of GOP — WASHINGTON—Modern medical
science has just given the world a
dramatic exhibition of why the life
span of man is increasing. For
now the physicians who performed
a surgical operation on President
Eisenhower last week pronounce -
him as likely to be in better health
than he was before.
What would have been a non-
publicized, almost routine case
of surgery became for al] the
people of the country to read an
example of how nowadays the
removal of an obstruction in the
intestinal tract actually pro-
tects the individual against what
might be a serious danger to
him in the future.
Naturally because in recent
months the question of whether
after an illness a president may or
may not serve out his term has
aroused nationwide discussion, any
indisposition on the part of the man
in the White House attracts sensa-
tional attention.. Had it been any-
body else, even a member of
Congress, such a case of intestinal
trouble would probably not have
been recorded in the press at all
and the question of whether any
future incapacity was involved
would hardly have been asked.
OTHERS CAME BACK
Many public men have under-
gone surgéry in recent years with-
out impairing their usefulness in
the political arena. Adlai Steven-
son has had two operations—one
for kidney stones and later for
gallstones. Harry Truman has
had a gall bladder operation and
removal of an infected appendix.
Gov. Harriman of New York was
in the hospital a few weeks ago for
an operation on the prostate gland.
Nobody today assumes that for
these three men the tenure of their
political lives has in any way been
shortened by their hospital experi-
ences.
significant
meticulously careful the Presi-
dent’s physicians are in watch-
ing over his health. It confirms
something the President him-
‘self said when he announced
that he would run again, namely
that he probably would be bet-
ter_taken care of because he was
in the White House than he might
be if he were in private life.
There is a frankness and open-
ness about the way things are
handled at the White House when
anything of .@ medical nature
arises. This reassures the public.
Portraits -
By JAMES J. METCALFE
It is refreshing when a friend
. . . Just pays a social call...
Without requesting fa great...
Or anything at all... When we
The fact that the President had
expérienced a stomach upset was
announced first thing Friday
morning. By afternoon he was at
the wonderful medical center
which Congress has provided at
Walter Réed Hospital, primarily
for military personne! but it can
be used also by public officials
--geénerally.
ROUTINE OPERATION
Anybody else would have under-
gone the same operation at a
hospital but, because it was the
President of the United States,
the headlines and the radio broad-
cast every single medical detail as
soon as the operation was over.
This correspondent followed the
bulletins throughout Friday night
and into the daylight hours of Sat-,
urday and was impressed by the
promptness and comprehensive-
ness of the information’ furnished
by the President's secretary,
James Hagerty. He made every
scrap of information instantly
available. It certainly instills confidence that the American peo-
ple in the future will continue to
be given under this administration
every essential fact about the
President's health. It wasn't that
way unfortunately under the Wil-
son or the Roosevelt administra-
tions. -
What effect on the presidential
contest of 1966 will all this have?
Neo more than it has befofe. The
Democrats will hesitate to make
the President’s health a real
issue though they may nibble at
it. Such tactics, however, can
boomerang on them. ‘
The Gallup polls taken since |ast
autumn show that a majority of
the people will vote for Ike ir-
respective of his past illnesses.
They apparently want him at the
helm as long as they can have him
for, to an extraordinary degree, he
has won their esteem and their
affection.
(Copyright, 1956
New York Herald Tribune Inc.)
Hypoglycemia Can Cause
Troubles in Diagnosing
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. PD,
“Your piece about Low Blood
Sugar has proved of inestimable
value...”
“. , . had suffered from this
trouble for years, and only one
doctor admitted that her blood
sugar was low. But he gave her
such vague information that ‘she
didn’t know what to do about it.
She continued to be miserable
until your piece clarified the
matter. .
“Upon your recommendation
we procured Dr. E. M. Abraham-
son's book, Body, Mind & Sugar
(Henry Holt and Co., New York,
$2.95), which corroborated the
suggestions in your piece. Shé
adjusted her diet accordingly
and now she feels better than
she has for many months."
(G. H. 0.)
I can explain how the book
‘happened to corroborate the sug-
gestions in my newspaper piece
= lifted ‘em directly from the
Ik.
There is probably a good reason
why G. H. O.’s sister's doctor
who admitted the trouble might
~ be due to low blood sugar (which
physicians sometimes call hypo-
glycemia) was vague about it. At
least I'm sure I'd be vague about
it, and so would most real doctorsr
You see, only a few doctors know
enough about it as yet to be posi-
tive and specific.
Low blood sugar (hypoglyce-
mia) means that the amount of
sugar (dextrose, sometimes
called glucose) in the blood is
less than normal, that is, less
sugar than should be in the
blood of a healthy person.
Hypoglycemia is likely to occur
if a diabetic receives too much
insulin and fails to take some
sugar or other food to replace
the blodd sugar which insulin
quickly burns up. In this instance
the strange, alarming, bizarre, and
sometimes fatal symptoms may
be difficult for even a good doctor
to recognize in an emergency;
and so, many a diabetic has been
thrown into jail to ‘‘sleep it off,”
particularly if he has had a drink
or two, when in fact he is dying
of hypoglycemia (hyperinsulinism,
insulin shock), and an ice cream
soda or a little candy or a plate
of cakes and syrup would have
restored the poor chap to health. In his book Dr. Abrahamson
gives an excellent diet for hyper-
insulinism ‘hypoglycemia, low
blood suger), a diet which, I can
assure you, can do no harm even
if it fails to help you as much
as it did G. H. O.'s sister.
Signed letters, not more than one page
or 100 words long pertaining to personal
health and hygiene, not to disease, diag-
nosis, or treatment, will be answered by
Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self-
addressed envelope {s sent to ¢ Pon-
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan,
(Copyright 1956) | Voice of the People
Baseball Fans Give. Ideas
on Letter About Manager will be condensed when neces-
ees ot © of space. Full
name, telephone — —
iter must accompany ters bu
nese ote not be published if the writer
so requests unless the letter is eritical
in its nature, =
Old Tiger Fan pans Stanley Har-
ris and says he's the worst mana-
ger in the two big leagues, and he
gives a lot of reasons.
I admit the reasons do make
Harris look awful bad, but they
haven’t any farm players, Their
best minor league club is in last
place and sinking. The Tigers
simply don’t possess any ball
_ players. Is that the fault of Har-
ris? No, it is not, That is the
fault of the Tiger farm system.
They haven't even got any good
ball players on their other farm
clubs to strengthen Charleston and
when you can't strengthen a last
place club in a minor. league, how
can you exppect to strengthen a
major league club? Be fair, Old
Tiger Fan. Don’t blame Harris, a
real gentleman and once a .star
player.
Loyal Tiger Fan I agree with Old Tiger Fan. Har-
well to cool off and then I suppose - -
he'll put him in there regularly,
The time to get the most out of a
batter is when he’s hot. Maxwell
Jim 8.
Maybe if the Lions get the
Tigers, we can look for a change.
The management of the Lions is
always on their toes looking for
new and better players and they
always come up with several. Even
when they were in last place they
bounded back because the manage-
ment got better players. The
Tigers need that sort of push. I
hope the Lions buy the Tigers if
Mr, Briggs has, to sell.
~*-4Jon-Tiger Fan
‘Executioners Still Prowl.
in Purge-Torn Red China
By JOHN H. MARTIN
INS Foreign Director
Execution squads in the Soviet
Union may be leashed temporarily
in the anti-Stalin campaign, but
they still are on the prowl in Red
_ China. ™ = *
Mao Tse-tung still is the power-
ful boss in China, ps Stalin was.
once in the SdVviet Union. There
have been reports that Soviet party
boss Nikita Khrushchev told Polish
Communists that Stalin's policy
risked alienating Mao.
China has been undergoing &
mammoth purge similar to the
period about which Khrushchev
has complained in his bitter de-
nunciation of Stalin,
Reports to the listening post of
Hong Kong from the mainland
steadily disclose a gigantic strug-
gle aimed at wiping out centuries-
old family feelings and supplanting
them with a system of denuncia-
tion and oer murder.
*
The Chinese Red campaign has
been likened to a version of “How
to Win Friends and Influence Peo-
ple," the proper people, of course,
meaning those subscribing to Com-
munist ideology. * s
One Chinese Red magazine arti
cle bore the title ‘How to Treat
Your Counter-Revolutionary Hus®
band or Father.”
NEW ‘FRIENDSHIP’ .
Another Communist periodical,
the ‘‘New Observer,” discussed the
question of friendship, a deep
quality in the Chinese character
which the Reds are trying to re-
vamp.
* * *
The Chinese Reds say they want
people to have friends, byt warn in
the article that these must be on a
new basis, that “we were born in
the old society and were infected
with its bad ideologies and bad
habits."
“We object,” the article warns
ominously, “to placing relation-
ship between friends above that |
between comrades. To' be a
friend of a counter-revolutionary
is, in effect, to share one’s bed
with a tiger.” What is the answer if your close
relative is a tigerish ‘counter-
revolutionary,"’ one who does not
believe in the Peiping Kremlin?
The article's answer is simple:
You*must denounce him. * *
€n this bleak picture—already so
often painted in the Soviet Union
and Eastern Europe—a wife who
deeply loves her husband should
denounce him if she thinks he is a
disbeliever.
“What is there worth pining after
in a past love for a counter.
revolutionary?” the article asks.
DENOUNCE DADDY
Children also are called on to
denounce their father if he is not
“a patriotic citizen,”’ patriotism
here, of course, meaning if he is
not obedient: to the Communist
state. * Ld s
The appeal to children is based
on a premise that if a boy or girl
denounces his or her father the
family link will not be necessarily
broken.
The father may even be spared
from the firing squad and sent to
“a corrective training” camp for
“rehabilitation.”
Smiles
A Missour| father of 11 chil-
' dren says his wife is the real
head ef the house. She likely
gets all of the headaches te go
with it. . * . °
It's strange how many people
who are taught to stand up for
themselves when they were babies
forget about it when they grow
up.
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY
And the king stood in his place,
and made a covenant before the
Lord, to walk after the Lerd, and
to keep his commandments, and
his testimonies, and his statutes,
with all his heart, and with all
his soul, to perform the words
of the covenant which are written
in this book.—II Chron. 34:31,
. ° *
True religion is the life we live;
not the creed we profess.—Wright,
Case Records of a Psychologist
First Requisite for Good Teacher Is
Attractive Personality, Says Crane Roy is a good teacher be-
cause he holds the enthusiastic
interest of his students. Note
the contrast in this respect be-
tween Dr. Goddard and Dr. X.
Which was the true salesman
of educational ideas? Then
send for the “Test for Good
Teachers” mentioned below. It
speedily fries the fat out of
lazy educators!
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case R-379: Roy K., aged 26,
is a popular high school teacher.
“Dr, Crane, Roy has an older
brother with a Ph. D. who is a
eollege professor,”
Roy's informed me.
* *
“And this older brother tries to
highhat Rey on the basis of that
Ph. D. In fact, I've heard him tell
Roy that a man couldn't be a good
teacher unless he had advanced
Ss.
“But I'll wager that Roy gets
along far better with his students
than does his older brother.
“Dr. Crane, don’t you think a
™man can be a good teacher without
a Ph. D.?”
DEGREE FEVER
Yes, we have ‘‘degree fever"
in our present’ educational system
and some college deans, as well
as school boards, almost worship
such things as Ph. D.
The first requisite of a good
teacher is an attractive person-
ality!
That is far more vital than
an M. A. or a Ph. D. degree.
The latter are helpful as indica-
tors of a man’s personal fund of
But teaching is salesmanship.
And in all selling the cardinal rule
is that’ you must sell yourself
before you can sell your mer-
chandise, ae | a friend of Many college professors are
dyspeptic, sour puss individuals
who alienate students. So they
are bad teachers.
For a good teacher tries to
instill every pupil with an ardent
fondness for the subject matter
of the course.
* LJ Ld
A good teacher thus has mis-
sionary zeal to win every member
of the class. Good teachers thus
try to pep up interest and go out
of their way to get acquainted
with their pupils so they can call
them by name.
GODDARD Ys. DR. X
When Dr. H. H. Goddard first
started teaching psychology, he
used part of his meager salary to -
purchase magic tricks and
slight-of-hand supplies. .
“Dr. Crane, I felt sheepish while
lecturing about the importance of
keeping students interested, if I
I was teaching.
“So that's why I bought those
magic tricks to perk up the atten- tion of my class."
Dr. Goddard is « titan in the
history of psychology. A con-
temporary of William James, he
first translated the Binet-S!
Scale into English, He
coined the word “moron” to in- dicate the highest level of feeble-
mindedness.
Please contrast a good teacher
like Dr. Goddard with Dr. X, who
was on the staff at the University
of Pennsylvania a few years ago.
Dr. X had a class of 33 gradu-
ate students in an advanced
seminar. His pupils were going
into school administration work.
* s *
Among them was a friend ‘of
mine who had formerly been a
Naval officer but who had decided
he wished to go into the field of
public school administration.
' BLIND TEACHERS
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seminar, 17
sitting with eyes shut and
breathifg deeply, so I assume
they were asleep, as I had been!
“Yet Dr. X didn’t seem to
notice anything unusual in the
fact that over 50 per cent of his own class was asleep. He was thus a failure at the very thing he was trying to inculcate into us.” _
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Don't Worry,. N ate Twining | Cai . NATHAN TWINING
aS aaniwest a (INS)—Air
Fifty-eight-year-old Twining is
quite a boy! A grey-haired, soft-
infantry and later switched to the
Air Force.
NATE’LL SEE ALL
The Soviets are likely to have
gradua to
the jet age. Who knows? With
his rare gift for tact and fact,
Twining may even be able to find
out what has become of his former’
opposite number, Vassily Stalin,
Finletter’s Plan Draws
‘Contrary Answer From
Army Chief Brucker
|
_* WASHINGTON @ — Opposing
any complete unification of the
- armed services, Secretary of the
Army Brucker says the Army,|
Navy and Air Force “should be,
encouraged to aeveley individual. |
ly.” e ¢ @
Reuben Robertson Jr, deputy.
secretary of defense, and Adm.
Arleigh A. Burke, chief of naval |
operations, were less specific in|
opinions expressed yesterday. But
neither directly supported the sin-
. gle-service plan advocated a week) cigar smoker who golfs —
| will be held next Wednesday, June
13th at Morey’s Golf and Country peripatetic aviator son of the late
dictator, who has disappeared ino
Red oblivion.
and caviar should prove no chore
for Twining, whe once ate raw
freighter floundering off the shore of Scituate, Mass.,
oughly in a wintry blizzard, and you have the recipe for turning a
freighter Etrusco was stranded on the rocky shore, groups of tour-
staid shore town into a king-sized headache. Ever since the ill-fated
ists have descended on the town in such great numbers that the
police are flooded with complaints by the residents of the once-
| peaceful village. Only a high tide or a pechalte salvage operation
ete uae sees i ari] Ay alow Aig gpg a can
During the horrendous interval,
they caught rain water and ate an
albatross that Twining downed
with one shot of his .45 automatic. |
The racy flavor convinced the
factual general that this life-
saving de! was unlikely,
ihowever, to@catch on with the
chain store /trade.
MILITARY BACKGROUND
Twining hails from. a long line
of military heroes and, in fact,
two of his Twining ancestors were
disowned by the Quakers for bear-, to the joint chiefs, had been
bar |known as a “‘MacArthur boy” dur-
ing World War II. While Gen.
Douglas _MacArthur was island-
hopping his way back from Aus-
tralia to the Philippines, Twining
commanded all Army, Navy,
Marine and Air forces = the Sor ‘South
Industrious Mother
‘Finally Wins Diploma
CLEVELAND (®— Mrs. Mary)
‘Miller White, mother of four chil-|
‘dren who were born after she
enrolled in night classes at! Twining, Ike's first appointment n Handle Those Reds Pacific. It was his 20th Air Force
that dropped the first atomic
bombs—on Hiroshima and Naga-
saki.
SUCCEEDED VANDENBERG
Subsequently, Twining sexyed a
two-an-one-half year tour of duty
in Alaska, rounding out that terri-
tory’s air. defenses and incident-
ally hunting big northern brown
bears. By 1953 he was the No. 2
mah in the Air Force when the
late Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg re-
signed as chief of staff and Twin-
jing stepped in at the summit.
Ot one thing the Russians can
‘certain. If they insist on
showing Twining the preserved
remains.of Lenin and Stalin in
Red Square, the general will — ‘Jamaica has about one-half the
total population of the British West
Indies, Americans play some kind of
meleel inetrwnen. . e
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Even after the Broadway guys and dolls stories proved more popular
and profitable than any of his eatlier fiction, Runyon continued to write My Old Man and My Old pap were principal characters.
Town stories.
By DAMON RUNYON {
Tt is a very hot day in the late:
"80s back in my old home town|
out West, when One-Arm Jack’
Maddox and his gang come a-cuss-
ing and a-shooting into town to
hold up the Stockgrowers’ National
Bank. Home
. 2 *
I am not there myself, of course,
but I get the story from my Grand-
pap, who is sitting under the awn-)
ing in front of the Greenlight)
saioon with his chair tilted back;
against. the wall, when One-Arm
Jack rides in with his gang.
They all have six-pistols and
Winchester rifles, and as they
ge tearing along Santa Fe av.
toward the Stockgrowers’ Na-
tional Bank, they take pot shots
at everybody in sight, including
my Grandpap. s
My Grandpap says he gets up off
his chair very quietly and steps
into the Greenlight saloon as if he
is just going in for a drink, be- Big Boy Blues
My Old Man is the most frequently recurring character in Damon Runyon’s literary work. He
set down scores o/ sketches and stories in which My ‘Old Man is the protagonist or nafrator.
similarly used Grandpap in scores of sketches and stories.
“Why, helio Jack! What is the matter!” says Daisy Barifield,
pushing the pistol aside.
people back in my old home town Arm dack and Zeb Coultry and- a :
~ DAMON RUNYON
Many were legends Runyon picked up
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I am commencing to think‘ she is
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(THE END)
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TAIPEI, Formosa —-A young
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cause he does not wish to be alever see her, either, because she Bad Pete comes bursting out of
party to a holdup, even as a wit-
ness, but my Uncle Abner always
tells the story a little different.
BAT OUT OF A CAVE
My Uncle Abner says he is in-
> side the Greenlight playing a little
stud poker with some of the boys, 8
when all of a sudden something
goes by him like a bat out of a
cave, and the next thing he hears You are robbing a bank.
is a terrible crash of glass as my
Grandpap takes the window in the)
back of the joint.
Well, anyway, people are very
acarce in the streets, indeed, by
the time One-Arm Jack Maddox time.
TAKES A LITTLE TIME
New, naturally, all this gab takes
their guns, She is only stalling One-Arm for, busted from a shot which 19 of
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horses when they reach the bank,
and go inside, leaving the others
outside to shoot. at anybody that
shows up,
SHOVES SIX-PISTOL IN CAGE
One-Arm Jack walks up to the
cashier's window, shoves his six-
pistol in a face that he sees inside
the cage, and says like this:
“Shell out that gravy in there,”
he says, “and be quick about it,
too.”
Well, the next thing One-Arm|
Jack knows, but the nozzle of the
pistol is pushed aside ,and he finds
he is looking smack-dab into the
face of a right good-looking gal,
and the gal is saying to him like
this:
“Why, hello Jack! What fs the
matter:"
Well, sir, yo is this gal but
Daisy Bartfield, whose old man,
Dan Bartfield, is cashier of the
Stockgrowers’ National Bank, and
what is Daisy doing in the cashier’
cage, as it.comes out afterwards,
-but working for her dad, who is
down with the rheumatism.
“Where are you keeping your-
self all these years, Jack Mad-
dox?” she says to One-Arm
dack. “What are looking at me
' that way for? Don't you remem-
ber me—Daisy Bartfield?”
Well, naturally, One-Arm Jack
does not, for he never sees Daisy
Bartfield before in his whole life,
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Inspiring Survival Rates Potawatomi Tribe pocF a ie som ow. ANN ARBOR #—For the last 20 common types of cancer found in Go .) ernment says the Soviet Union's
years the University of Michigan |men affect the skin, stomach, co- in vernment uit population totaled 200,200,000 in
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Se Sereraae been treated at University Hos-|these types is between 55 and 65. OE ede Totiun Claire |bulletin on the “National Economy
pital. Index findings indicate survival | Commission. ) of the U.S.S.R.”"—were the first
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ot the university's cancer TegistrY.| among women the most com- |sity of Hlinois historian, is helping | $/ says the records show that cancer War II. mon cancer involves the breast the Indians prepare their case. The rt showed he:
is not necessarily a killer. | and cervix. The average age of | 7 <6) 6 repo how a heavy)
In a report to the scientific the patients is between 47 and 55. The Potawatomi once lived in ta cal ae fool! over
session at the University of Mich- Chances of a complete cure are much of Northern Illinois. They | is Aaa FE n ms
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excellent. | eritis early carcinoma of the cervix in Kansas, Michigan and Ontario. \tory. The report said factory and)
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of Rhode Island for 31 years, con- TWELVE a THE, PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY: JUNE 11, 1956 © =?
lectiens of more , Yan 3, 3,000 others
who diéd in captivity.
* * * ‘Most POWs in Korea:
Ignored Red Pressure
WASHINGTON (#—Eighty per
cent of the American war prison-
ers repatriated after the Korean
War neither resisted nor cooper-
ated with their Communist cap-
tors, an “Army research study
shows. ;
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Based on analysis of the rec- Those who did cooperate with
their captors, the study showed,
did ''so primarily not because of
any belief in communism but to
avoid possible mistreatment an
to obtain preferential treatment.)
Youngs Reconcile
HOLLYWOOD AINS)— Comedian.
Alan Young and his wife, Virginia, |
Pr are reconciled and have left Holly-
ords of the 3,323 former prisoners,/wood for a honeymoon in
ithe study classified 15 per .cent/Canada. The Youngs separated last
as collaborators and the remain-|Apri) after more than eight years
a 65-foot double-end auto ferry, has|
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FROM DIPLOMA TO M-1 — MSgt. Ishmeal Powers, NCO in San Diego the same day where they will go through recruit training | Blade Cut Tender Vea! Lean Meaty Tender Liv
charge of Marine Recruiting Substation in Pontiac, gives three future together. From left to right the young recruits are: Wilber E. Rus- | |
members of the “Pontiac Marine Platoon’ a few pre-training point- sell, 18, 68 W. Strathmore Ave., a June graduate of Pontiac High Pork Chops Shoulder Steak Pork Steak Beef ver
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Lions in the Basement!
CHICAGO w—''There’s 4 pack! Eighteen similar phone calls.
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Policemen Robert Martinjak fesses she'd rather eat out than
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for oneself—especially doing the an alarmed caller reported to
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Civitan Club-
Among Civitan members attending the annual din-
ner Saturday night at Devon Gables were (left to right,
standing) Lloyd Smith of Drayton Plains, John B.
Wilson, president of the local group, and Charles Mce-
—
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Pontiac Press Phete
Mahan of Flint, governor-elect. Seated-{left) is Robert
Tricker of Dick avenue and Dr. George Ross of Beech-
grove avenue (right).
Wives of Civitan members who were photographed
at the annual dinner Saturday were (left to right) Mrs.
Ted Wiersema of West Iroquois road, Mrs. Charles
Lambda Chis
Reveal New
Chairmen
Committees for the coming year}
were appointed by members of
Lambda Chi Omega Sorority when)
they met with Mrs. Robert Camp-
hell -of Mohawk road.
* * *
- Chairman of the ways and means
committee is Mrs, Charles Kistner
assisted by Mrs. Donald Bryson
and Mrs. Louis Borst, Mrs. James
Barling is chairman of the civic
committee with Mrs, James Thorn-
berry and, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs, Robert Holloway and Mrs.
Ted Kiemek-are members of the
sickness and relief committee.
Working with Mrs, Leslie David-
son on public affairs and educa-
tion will be Mrs, A. J. Lowe. Mrs.
dames Dillard will handle: mem-
hership and auditing is under the 5
direction of Mrs, George Knapp
and Mrs, Campbell.
Mrs. Harry Gemmel is telephone
chairman and Mrs. Charles Sanft
is house committee chairman.
Delegates named to the national) "
convention Friday in El Paso, Téx-
as were Mrs, Forrest Elwell afd
Mrs. Sanft, Plans were discussed
for a Harvest Moon Ball in No-
vember.
Saybrook Group -
Holds Meeting
Mrs. Floyd Smith was the speak-
er Friday afternoon when Saybrook
Group of the First Congregational
Church held its June meeting. Her
ubject was, “Are Congregational-
Lis Civic Minded?”
Mrs. L. H. Cross of Lexington
drive, Scott Lake, was hostess for
the luncheon meeting. She was
assisted by Mrs, Wilbur Ott, Mrs.
William Coleman and Mrs. Clar-
ence Stewart. {
Mrs. William Miller, vice presi-
dent, presided at the business meet-
ing. Plans were made for Men's
Night to be held July 19 at. Mrs:
‘Miller's home on Elizabeth Lake
road. “Mrs. Joe Trietsch was a
:
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Speaker / for the annual
ing was th¢ Rev. Herbert Ryan of De-
troit (left). He was photographed as he McMahan of Flint, wife of the governor-elect, and Mrs.
John B. Wilson of Fernberry avenue, wife of the presi-
dent of the local Civitans.
dinner meet-
evening. was greeted by Dr. Samuel Chafets of
South Genesee avenue, toastmaster for the ,
'
Carol Anne Hoyt
Give fone i
‘at Fortney Home Friday evening Mrs. Hilman
Fortney of Hamilton drive enter-
tained ‘at a miscellaneous bridal
shower for Carol Anne Hoyt. Co-
hostesses were Mrs. John Robin-
son, Mrs. Clarence Fortney and
Mrs, Bert Smith, |
The bride-elect of Milford B, Wil-
guest at the meeting.
‘f ‘* son of Detroit, Carol is the daugh-
i ter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hoyt
of Clifford street. The Henry Wil-
sons of Kentucky are his parents.
The couple will be married July
14 at St. John Lutheran Church,
Guests were Mrs. Hoyt, Martha
Hoyt, Mrs. Ralph Fortney, Mrs.
‘Carl Robinson, Mrs. Everett War-
ner, Marlene Harmes and - Judy
Harmes. Mrs. Warren Oakley,
Mrs, George Boulton, Mrs, Ray-
mond Massengale, .Mary Jean
Robinson, Mrs, Mary Patton and
Mrs.’ Richard Deason of Royal
Oak, \ Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Shoemake
of Hill road, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Muriel Lou-
ise Lewis, to Ralph Cristie, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Edward
Cristie of North street. The wed-
ding will be an event of June ‘30.
A moderate dose of starch can
revive a limp, last year’s model
easily, It may even. bring back
droopy colors. as . 4
Receiving the past presidents’ pin
from Keith Proud (right) of Ft. Wayne, ig
road,
Ind., was Ted Wiersema of West Iroquois
st
*
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lindquist of evening with a selection of songs. Their
Pirrin drive entertained members of the duets were taken from several operettas. | Mr. Proud is district governor of
the Cavitan Club. a
IR. W. Beebes Entertain
4 Guests 2 Couples Hold
Joint Wedding»
Anniversaries
olds Annual Dinner and Election
~ Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Steger and
children, Leigh and James, of Elm-
hurst, Ill. are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Steger’s parents, Mr. and
\Mrs. Ralph W. Beebe of Oakwood
drive. .
, * 6 6
A joint celebration of their 30th
wedding anniversaries was en-
joyed by Mr. and Mrs, Melvin
Brim of Lakeside drive and Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Varney of Nel-
son street. Joining them for dinner
jat Dearborn Inn Saturday evening
‘were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gray of
|Oriole road and Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Kuhns of Dearborn.
: * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kimball
of Celrain drive had ag their
weekend guests her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred H. Haughey Jr. of Battle
Creek. On Saturday evening they
attended the class reunion of the
1931 graduating class of Pontiac
High School, * * *
Richard S. Clark of West Huron
street left Sunday for California.
He will attend the national Kiwanis
‘convention ih San Francisco and
will also visit in Los Angeles and
other parts. of southern California
before returning home.
* * .
Mrs. D. R. Wilson of Oneida road
entertained members of the Chan-
cel Choir of the First Congregation-
al Church and their husbands and
wives at dinner Thursday evening
at Rotunda Inn
we * *
Mr and Mrs. Webster Francis
and daughter, Catherine, of Or-
chard Lake road left recently for
a four week motor trip through
the West. They will attend the
Kiwanis convention in San Fran-
cisco to which Mr. Francis is a
delegate from West Bloomfield
| township, and will spend some
time in Carmel, Calif.
| While on the West coast they
| will also visit Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Cowdin in Portland, Ore
* Ld ca
| Jane Cook, daughter of Mr. and
\Mrs. George C. Cook of Franklin
‘will be awarded the Bachelor of
iScience degree at the annual com-
mencement exercises being held at
Denison University today. Jane,
who majored in psychology. is a
} member of Kappa Alpha Theta so-
‘rority, which she has served as
chaplain during the past year and
has been consistently on the Dean's
list
° * LJ
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard- Astalos
(nee Karlene Griesbach) of Lans-
ling, announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Julia Ann, May 26 at Edward
‘Sparrow Hospital.
| Grandparents of the infant are
'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griesbach
‘of Drayton Plains and Mr. and
|Mrs. Steve Astalor of Monroe.
We we s
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Beach
(nee Rose Pete) of Bellevue ave-
nue are announcing the birth of
| a son, Darwin Burl, March 17 at
Pontiac Genera] Hospital, fa!
ivitan Club and their wives Saturday
{ Grandparents of the infant are
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Beach of
‘Homestead drive and Hubert Pete / | ; |
Womens Section@." _ will receive degrees or certificates
1956 FIFTEEN lat commencement exercises being
_ held this evening at Ferris Insti-
| Oakland Avenue United Presby-
‘terian Church was the scene of the
_wedding Sat. afternoon of Mr. and
.Mrs. David S. Dennis. The bride is
ithe former Jane Charlene Blain,
ldaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
iBlain of LeGrande avenue. David's
|parents are Mr: and Mrs. B. E.
Dennis of East Kennett road.
i * * |
| For the 2 o'clock ceremony, the
‘bride chose a gown of lace and
‘tulle underlined with ‘satin and
‘complemented by a short train. A
scalloped necklinehd bouffant
skirt accented the floor-length
gown. A fingertip veil of silk il-
ilusion fell from a pearl-encrusted
‘headband.
Mrs, Charles Sprouse, sister of
Colonial Group
Holds Luncheon
Mrs. Mac T. Whitfield of West
Iroquois road was hostess Friday
to 52 members of the Colonial
Group of the First Congregational
Church. The affair was a luncheon
with Mrs. Dale Moats as chairman
assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Ollis,
-|Mrs. Claude Shoup, Mrs. John R.
Crary and Mrs. Eugene Carey.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Mrs. Carl Pelton of Flushing and
Mrs. F. H. Menard of Birmingham.
Mrs. Fred Voelker, president,
suggested future work projects for
discussion, and devotions were
given by Mrs. E. C. Russell. Mrs.
Norman Kuijala spdke of the Na-
tional Girl Scout Raund-up to be
held June 29-July 11 at Highland
State Recréational Area.
The July meeting will be at the
Maceday Lake home of Mrs. Frank
Kirby, - “MONDAY, JUNE 11,
|
MRS, DAVID 8S. DENNIS tute. Receiving bachelor of science
Jane C. Blain Repeats Wedding Vows cir "ait. itr & fame rick, Robert M. Fuller and William
the bride, was her honor attend. A. Streeter '
ant wearing a powder blue crys | A certificate in general printing
(latte gown | with, meiching iwill be awarded Ronald B. Horton
and one in printing management
gauntiets and beaded headpiece. | yj|j be awarded Charles O. Brown.
Joann Blain served as junior| Frederick A. Williams will re- bridesmaid in a dress styled like, C®'ve his bachelor of science de-
the matron of honor’s in a shade| Stee WitH a secondary certificate of Copenhagen blue, Both attend-| '" Science and Robert Ortez will be
ants carried bouquets of light pink #warded a certificate in college
- : preparatory. geraniums, * « *
John Frost was best man, and Ann L. Finkenauer, daughter of
ushers were William Flynn and F. J: Finkenauer of Birmingham
Darwin Diederich. will receive a bachelor of arts de- * *
iin
Se ena aca namimemamnupuoncniancisiaatit
“gree at commencement exercises At the reception held im the peing held today at Cornell Univer-
sity. church paritors, Mrs. Biain greet-
ed her guests wearing a Windsor |
blue satin and lace dress with |
pink accessories and a pink cor-
sage.
Mrs, Dennis chose a beige lace
dress with matching accessories)
and corsage. —
* * *
Following the reception, the
bride changed to a navy blue dress
with white accessories for their
trip to San Diego, Calif. where
David is stationed with the U.S.
Navy. They will make their home
in San Diego.
Shower Held
for-Lois Sigler
A miscellaneous bridal shower
was held Saturday evening for
bride-clect Lois Sigler at the Lake
Angelus home of Mrs. Henry
Karwas.
* . *
Lois, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sigler of Mark avenue Martha Lockhart of Frankfurt. The,
couple is planning a June 30 wed-
ding at the Sigler home,
* * *
Guests attending the shower
were Mrs, Lockhart, Mrs. Sigler,
Mrs. A. E. Silk, Beverly Silk, Dea
Kein, -Barbara Martin, Barbara
Lynch and Virginia McChesney.
Others were Sue Jarvis and Mrs.
Ward Newman.
Attending from Jackson were
Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Lyle * ¥ *
dan McColl, a graduate senior
| at Ball State Teachers College
in Indiana, was among 39
seniors recognized as being out-
standing in overall extra-cur-
ricular activities at the college.
The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth
Stephens (nee Joyce Ebey) of
Fernberry court are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a
Caughter, Janet Elizabeth, June 4
at Pontiac General Hospital.
Grandparents of the infant are
‘Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Ebey of La-
nette street and Mrs. Levalia
Stephens of Mt. Clemens street and
Charles Stephens of North Francis
street, ‘
Group Entertained |
will marry Frederic Lockhart of
| Midland. He is the son of Mrs. Woodard,
: it € an _ ee P Be cain meen ead = . dx:om
4 “SIXTEEN | ‘ . THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JU! NE. My, 1956 | me! co ; | tj
as W. 1 iHonor Maid | Know- How on’t Insure Success Should Be By ANNE HEYWOOD dren drive her crazy, is studying * 24 If food doesn’t fascinate you, you R e b d
pees it seems to me,|UP on how to give children’s parties) Marilyn H. is an‘ example. won't, make a success of it, no eimburse
we're too te _ ‘The /fr_@ Profit: a Marilyn now ‘makes charming |matter how excellent your recipes Wedding Called
: how-to 1 has over| ‘The trouble is, it won't work. | children’s clothes, im her own land how tremendous your techni.
80 completely that we've lost sight! The best technique in the world) home, and sells them success: |.) know-how, Off After Purchase of the what-for part, won't’ help you if the thing it fully to a rather large clientele. . of Useless Fine
eee eee Aa Sh ematins yee But at first, a every —hen ee ry
| Many people are learning how to|a!®- mistake in the escalator and you'll fail for rea- |
do things that they don't particu- ENTHUSIASM VITAL She ‘made mistakes in purchas sons that even you may nét un- By EMILY POST —
ey ete SS eee tee Tee pricing and even in her| derstand. —_— ‘ A reader tells me: “I was to ari
couldn't explain, vause it’s home businesses know, I'first advertisements, which were! On the other , if you start have been a short while it in
possible to learn how to do them. found that the common denomina- awful! . something you really like, all the ar pa he = fae ong aa You can chars your old ine room out nt
fren whe hate to cook, and |r of their success was the en-| But Marilyn loves to sew, and good breaks will come like magic. ; . orie of new eid modern gn with—Custom
Aaa a, one for advices on ithusiasm’ of the owner, not the adores children, and those two >. + 8 = plans were made. Three |
cariaiong a homemade food: \technical know-how. facts kept her going until she im-| “Once you're sure what it is you ¢ before the wedding date something’
*°"' | The technical know-how can be! proved her technique. really like, I'll be glad to send| 3 happened which caused me to post-
product. learned, but the enthusiasm must you my pamphlet, “Marketing A’ OW ge a) pone the wedding. |,
And one woman, whose own chil-'be spontaneous. TALK TO YOURSELF ‘Home Product.” | Prince HERE ae | “The girl who was to have b
waa, If you are considering making! But with your request, do let me, MARILYN CONWAY my maid of honor had all her!
‘and marketing a home ct, know what kind of product you! clothes bought. I understand she
Be don't make a move until you've have in mind and why you think) Marilyn Conway, daughter of Mr.|oig 1 should reimburse her for’ 4. ‘had a heart-to-heart talk with your- it’s right for you. After all, I'm and mig sea rukcaed —— this expense the wedding was’ : : ‘self and decided what you honestly|interested in helping you succeed! | ospita ua Urday|calied off and she has no. need for with a New Permanent for ie. (Copyright 1988) ifrom Mercy College School of these clothes. ae Nursing, Mt. Carmel Unit. ‘
Summer tee gues es expseeas bas . * ex) |
~ sen Cochren Piano Recital the other hand it was one of | Many, many lovely new materials to choose - $50 Up became the H Id A those unfortunate things that : § j 40%! :
Permanents bride of eld at Avon thappen and I don’t see why I rom—at savings up to :
should be made to pay for these We. Geschatins a Weiecunds Robert Cc. Presented in a recent piano Te-) Cites However, if you. think CHAIRS from $35 Up SOFAS from $75 Up
Hs Kecieiee 6 Saereaes . | cital at the Avon Township Li-| §¢ t4 my obligation, 1 will do so. All Work Guaranteed for 5 Years
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Ohio. Her Margaret Wilson, Denton Carlson, now useless clothes—if you pos-. er
| parents are Beth Powley and Carolyn Rix. | sibly can! 3 val Furniture Makers and Upholsterers
. * 1) Others ‘were N Hancock, —— ! 270 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. Hair Styling Mr. and Mrs. Diane Moorehouse, Marilyn Van-| “Dear Mrs. Post: I am invited to
Hair Cutting Loyal R. Bruskirk, Lenora O’Brien, Beth\a stork shower which is being. . Cochran’ of Kitchen, Colleen Richardson, Pa-jgiven for my sister and her sister- '
Permanents $7.50 up \ o ee OL tricia Rix, Jack Hodges, on in-law who are both expecting ba- .
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_ FE 4-2878 — 20 E. Pike St. | 7": @"4 rs. Twichel, Phillip Twichel and Jerry well. Will you please let me hear Hair Conditionin:
Robert H. Stone, from you as the shower is very Treatment ....... 1.50
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Whitlatch of group assisted in the program. Value . . . 9.00
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fo Girl Saturday — sn. rar soe a en teem ner | aur... 87 - ‘James A. Covert were guests ve ;
a Married Saturday in the Swasey; Robert Wynn of Cleveland the February-December group of yaoi Miethgpagend =. be cauaa ress ned _ san
Chapel at Granville, Ohio were served as best man. Seating the First Presbyterian Church for 8 on the initation to their parents?” may with any ;
) (Joan Cochran and Robert C. Whit-| guests were Earl Berry of Michi- Friday Juncheon. The group met|” "fg helreut. Ge Come OA, latch. Joan is the daughter of Mr.| gan City, Ind., Henry Wicke of with Mrs. J. C. Covert of Scott] answer: Address the outside) Y8v® and Cheuldon Creme SPECIAL NO. 3 ‘and Mrs, Loyal R. Cochran of New-| Honolulu, Daniel Cochran of New- Lake road, Cohostesses were Mrs. envelope ‘to Mr. and Mrs. John| Cold Waves are Excellent for Styled Haircut ..*... 1.50
ark, Ohio and Robert's parents are ark, Ohio and John Hawley of (George Reed and Mrs. Harold smith and on the inside envelope any texture hair. Chauidon
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H H Cl he candlelight .ceremony,|A!pha Omicron Pi Chapter House Bible study on the Book of the John and Henry.” Make Your Appointment | git for... $9
ave a ouse- caning For the candetig ays a for 150 guests. When the couple left Ephesians and spoke on the estab- | Todey
the bride chose a gown of Chantili¥ on their wedding trip along the lishment of missions in northern Reem Slated m | b D Ne Ve ante tt a lane mei, (Atlantic Coast, the bride e shad Michigan giving special note to al Dance Slate | = oO to oO =—_y suesthnert neckline. Her changed to a cocoa brown dress of missions in the Grand Traverse! Birmingham Country Club will , ] \ Saco ehirt silk shantungi accented with a white area. Mrs. Wesley Ellis spoke 0M hold a summer formal dinner and
| { scallop bordered Atres xtend duster and white accessories, the Presbyterian mission to the|dance Saturday for members and ahe cé CHU ai On |
Yo M W ag covered buttons formed|_ re? 7 make—their home in/ Indians. their guests. Dinner will be served
fou may ant the beck closing. Granville oe ex retern. — from 7 to 10 p.m. with dancing] 4] N. Seginew St. FE 2-0531 f audio ued |Everts SI ted Nadine Leach Is from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ros
to Help Us! well of Stusten fell from o heart- = ; . Shower Honoree — shaped lace cap trimmea with by Women’s Guild Mrs. Arthur Buffington enter j
MOLLS TWICE-A-YEAR CLEARING benquet af stephanctis, centerea | Pins for a picnic on July 17 tained at a miscellaneous shower O S house of finer cleaning ‘EVENT WILL SE OVER TONIGHT ath a tite ecahed. — and a card party July 19 were|in her home on Third avenue re- eee ewe
AT 9:00. Tomorrow morning, we completed at the monthly meeting cently honoring Nadine Leach. Na-
start @ thorough house-cleaning, to Attendants were Donna Cochran, |of the Women's Guild of Bethel dine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \\ "
put everything in the sic-and-scen sister of the bride, Mary Ellen Evangelical and Reformed Church|Daniel Leach of Nelson street |
ender cuaact ta ity ok ig Maxwell of Cincinnati, Karen Tay-|held Thursday evening in the will exchange vows with John E. ,
biaedl eet oe lor of West Orange, N. J., Nanci- church pariors. 'Baxter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
: There — be an inventory, there anne Wright of Pickerington, Ohio,| The picnic will be held at the Baxter of Third avenue on June
‘ are new displays to bring in, shelves and Betty Logcher of Scarsdale, home of Mrs. Charles Sherborth | 23.
to clean, odds and ends to dispose N. Y. Barbara Sue Cochrane was on Avondale avenue. | Guests attending were Mrs. Dav-
of — somehow. flower girl. Mrs. Maynard Oesterle presented | id Leach, Mrs. George Breadin,
The bridal attendants wore waltz- ithe evening program entitled, “The Mrs. Lyman Strong, Mrs. Helen
» h , length gowns of blue crystalette ‘Christian Serves his Church Wil-| |McCandless, Mrs, Roy Post, Mrs.
, T at W ord with pink velvet headpieces and lingly."’ Hostesses were Mrs. Har- Clarence Cavalier and Mrs. Fer-
| rvs es . |short face veils. |old Benner and Mrs. Don Bussafd.iman Huston
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Use Custard
to Top Fruit
in This Pie
Mrs. Payne Likes
Rhubarb Recipe of}.
Mother-in-Law
By JANET ODELL
Pontiac Press Home Editor
Fresh rhubarb is in season and
Jends itself wonderflly well to pie-
making. Mrs.
Upper Long Lake Estates gives
us a rhubarb pie recipe she got
from her mother-in-law. Not until
she had tried this one did she ever William Payne of| By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Today I am giving you the cor-
rect answers 4o the questions;-
which were printed in this column
earlier in the week.
s
muscles to be lax. You can also.
add to your bust measurement by
assuming correct posture: Abdo-
men, spine straight, lifting the rib
cage.
2. The usual weight and height
charts are average weights and like*rhubarb pie.
Mrs. Payne is busier than ever
this summer with a new house
added to her usual duties of
caring for two small sons. There
is _~ problem of getting a lawn
and garden put in.
The Paynes like to dance and at
swim. They also enjoy entertain. |
‘ing. with their built-in barbecue.
RHUBARB PIE
By Mrs. William Payne
Pastry for doubie crust
2*, cups rhubarb pieces
l'y cups sugar
2 eggs
2 tablespoons flour
\y teaspoon Jemon juice
Pinch salt
Cut rhubarb into pieces about
%,-inch long. Fill pastry-lined tin
very full, as rhuharb shrinks. * * *
Beat rest of ingredients together |
and pour over fruit. Put a lattice Dean Thompson and Mrs. J.
min- Sutherland were cohostesses at the | ders should be relaxed.
utes in a 450-degree oven. Reduce \Friday meeting of the June group 6. Y. heat to 350. degrees and bake am of First Presbyterian Church. The ———
Judith A. Clark BecomesBridal Shower erust over the pie. Bake 20
—— 2 mnutes.
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This “‘batter’’ — be used, on
any berry pie also BETTY LOU FERGUSON
Betty Lou McCully Ferguson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Turris
McCully of St. Joseph street,
received her bachelor of arts de-
gree in commencement exercises
Michigan State University Sun-|
iday. She was a. member of the;
Literary Club and played in the
concert band on the campus.
‘Mrs. Cooney
Entertains
June Group Mrs.
W.
Cc. Howard Marsh, Mrs.
group met with Mrs. Milton Cooney
of Clarkston. :
Mrs. Asa Drury gave
thought for the day. ‘God a
Kind Father.” Mrs. Leo ern)
Ultra Care in
HAIR CUTTING
Bleaching and Tinting (Grey er Faded Hair)
Free Parking
,_ Open Evenings
12 Schoo! Se.
PERMANENT WAVE SHOP FE 2-6039 7 gave the Bible lesson on the t
chapter of the Ephesians. way
Drury also gave the final chapter
(on the American Indian.
ities were the June 19-21 meeting
of the Michigan Synodical Society
ing session at the church on June
21.
The program was a birthday
party for Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. we.
Mrs. M. A. Benson, Mrs. R.
Cummings and Mrs: Charlotte Os-
mum under the direction of Mrs.
FEricson Lewis.
Chiffon-Cut
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Dates announced for club activi-
at Alms Ciliags: ead a civie ore |
| hooped skirt.
than ever.
Family
Nights
Monday Thru
Thursday TAKING THEIR
There are special menus and lots of fun
for every girl and every boy at TED’S. And
now TED’S is newly enlarged and better
WODE AR at SQUARE LAKE ROAD EVERYBODY'S
FAMILY TO
TED'S
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3. People often grow taller even!
after the age of 25 although most
people have reached their full
‘height by the age of 25.
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figure should change because you
\dominal muscles can be toned with
exercise.
5. Do not pull vour shoulders
_| back when assuming correct
| pesture. You should straighten
your spine and pull your abdomi-
| mal muscles in but your shoul-
ou cannot lose weight by 4. There is no reason why your)
bear a child. There is no change!
in bony structure. Any weight you,
jmay have gained can be lost by,
calorie counting, and stretched ab-| jstanding for 20 minutes after eat-
ing. * « @
7. It does not matter when you
eat your heaviest or your lightest
meal. It is the total calorie count
for every 24 hours that counts.
iThe only way in which eating the
\heaviest meal at night might have
jan effect is that we are more re-
laxed and unhurried then, longer
lat the table and therefore may
leat more.
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8. Of course there are many ex-
ceptions, but it's a good guess that ‘figure somewhat like her mother's, a girl will have a middle-aged
since often bony structure 4s in-
herited as a
and eating habits,
9. It is true that fat seems to
run in some families. However,
this is usually because of inher-
ited eating habits. Aliso the
glandular system may be simi-
lar. However, a change in eat-
ing habits and a bit more than
usual attention to‘ dieting will
usually turn the trick.
10. Exercise does have an effect
|
burns up calories. ee Ngee greek
shen ies tad
| Exercise kee an mleilien on weight loss hecanse it |e ‘calories. ( \ | : oS
a. THF PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. JUNF. 11, 1956 |
Here Are Answers to Weight Quiz on weight loss because it burns up
the ratio between the energy. we
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ments by exercise. Exercise can
distribute your weight more at-
tractively.
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12. While your carbohydrate in-
take should be cut lower than
usual, even when dieting you re-
dunk them with butter.
13. A very small percentage of
overweight women have a gian-
dular deficiency. Of course there
are a few who have.
the tissues. Therefore you may
lose some weight in the form of
water. : | SEVENTEEN
Our weight depends on
the glandular setup,Use and the food we consume. * —
You can decrease measure-
quire some starch and sugar. Po-|
tatoes are not fattening and neither
is regular loaf bread unless yen
14. You cannot lose an ounce of
fat by cutting salt out of your diet.
Salt does affect water retention in
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Bride in Birmingham Rite
| Judith Ann Clark became the
bride of James Preston Owens Jr.
in a 4 o'clock ceremony Saturday
afternoon at First Baptist Churcn
of ——-
| LJ
Judith is oe daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron Clark of Bir-
mingham, and James is the son of
Mr. and Mrs, James P. Owens of
Birmingham. The ceremony was
C. performed by the Rev. Emil Kontz.
Given in marriage by ber fa-
_ ther, Judith wore a floor-length
gown of Chantilly lace over taffe-
ta with a fitted bedice and
Her veil was of
fingertip length.
She carried a bridal bouquet of
white orchids and stephanotis on a
Bible.
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Mrs. John Vickers of Detroit was
her sister's matron of honor. Other
bridal attendants were Virginia
Lee Owens, sister of the bride- .
groom, and Mrs. Robert Clark, sis-
ter-in-law of the bride.
They were gowned in white
embossed organta over yellow
with yellow picture hats. They
carried bouquets of yellow
| white daisies.
Barbara Ann Vickers was tower
girl. Jerry Mills of Birmingham Was road
best man. Seating the guests were
William Martin, Charles Heuchert, |
Robert Clark and John Vickers. Re
For her ene 8 ova Mrs. as meeting plans were made for @Ssi8ted the hostess in serving the
Clark wore a blue lace dress. Mrs. decorating the church rectory for dessert luncheon.
Owens wore a rose-beige lace | | |
'
MRS, JAMES P, OWENS JR,
Mrs. F. Arnoldi
3 Pens Home
Twenty five members of the
iW s Auxiliary of the Church
of the Advent met at the home of
‘Mrs. Frank Amoldi on Franklin |
road Thursday evening. Jean Ar-
noldi assisted her mother.
Mrs, George Hagman conducted
he Bible study. During the busi-
the Rev.. John Reigel and Mrs.’ Held Honoring
Miss Manning
Mrs. Cosby King of East Kennett ~~
road was hostess at
‘lanous bridal shower honoring Pa-
itricia —<_
»
Patricia, the quae of Mr. .~
and Mrs. L. E. oe
|verness avenue, is the bride-elect
‘of Jack Hodson He is the son of ©
\Mrs. John”Hédson of Harbor Beach | 5
and the late Mr. Hodson,
The bride-elect will leave with
her parents dune 16 for Chula
Vista, Calif., where she will be
married June 30 at the Chapel
of the Roses. Jack is stationed
there at Camp Pendleton.
Alfred Carison Jr.,
— Joe Brice, Mrs.
‘elson, Mrs.
A. C. Myers, Rose Griffin, Mrs.
|Leslie Graham, Mrs. Alfred Carl-
'son and Mrs. Stella Fleck com-
pleted the guest list.
Mayflower Group
Holds Meeting
Mrs. G. H. Hedrick
ham opened her home to 27 mem-
|bers and guests of the Mayflower
‘Group of First Congregational
Church Friday. Mrs. Arno Hulet Guests attending the recent show...
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Mrs. R. W. -
|Manning, Mrs. A. F. Earl, Mrs. |;
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Guests were Mrs, C. A. Bondur-
dress: The receptions were held in Reigel who will arrive on July 15. @nt, Mrs. Arthur Selden, Mrs. F./
the church parlors and at the Clark
home,
The couple will honeymoon in-
northern Michigan.
Sharyn Zielke
Tells Attendants
for, Wedding
For her marriage June 16_ to
.On Sunday members of the aux- D
jiliary will be host at a reception.
for the Rev. Mr. Reigel who will |
be present for the morning serv-
ice, Mrs, G. Stanley Warne will
entertain at the July 19 meeting at.
her home on Colony drive, |
Coming Events Past Noble Grands of Pontiac Re-)
bekah 450 will meet Tuesday noon with
Mrs. George Jessup, 3201 Aico 81. | se Auxiliary Meets . Cobb, Mrs. James Chapman
and Mrs. William McArthur.
Devotions were in the form of
hymns. Plans were made
for a missionary. project. of send-
rt clothing and jewelry to Africa.
A book review on “Papa's Wife”
was given by Mrs. Selden. -
Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mrs. Les.
Dean and Mrs. Casey Jones were
Keith Palmerton, Sharyn Zielke has Orange Social Club will meet with COhostesses at the recent meeting
asked her sister Patricia to be her
maid of honor.
Sharvn, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Zielke of Berwick.
boulevard will marry Keith Palm-
erton at a 7:30 o'clock ceremony
June 16 at Central Methodist
Church. Keith is the son of Mr.'e
ay Mrs. Ernst Palmerton of Lans-'™
“Bridesmaids will be’ Shirley Ciay-
‘ton of Norrkoping, Sweden and ,,
Ruth Cortwright of Birmingham.
“Richard W. Hicks of Detroit will
serve as best man, Delmer Eichler
‘of Fenton, Max Benne and Paul
‘Roney of Mason, as ushers and
‘Richard Bashore will be soloist. Mrs. Ear!
at tM pm
he For-Get-Me-No!
will meet with
E. Madison Si. Tuesday for a noon
cooperative luncheon.
City of Pontiac Auxiliary to Post 1370
Veterans of Foreign Ware of the U.8.
will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 396 8.
new St. for election of delegates
= alternates io the national encamp-
ent.
Omega Mu Sigma Corority will =~
Tuesday at 8 p.m. for election of
ficers with ate. Kuga
te Mrs. Mar — of wa.
rford. jarjorie peon will
Quick Sewing Circle will meet with
Mrs. May Baker, 25 Lewis St. Wednes-
dey at 10 a.m. wth @ noon cooperative
luncheon,
Rosetta Birthday Club will meet
Wednesday noon for a coo coda t une! e-|
eon With Mrs, =~
land Ave. — 461 Third St. Tuesday |
Birthday Club
Mrs. Mildred Vittron, 667
cohestess.
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June ¥
Brides Repeat Vows in
George N. Higgins, former State
building fund. Shown with some o'
right, Mrs. I. R. Stevenson, Pont AUCTION SALE — The Edgar Road, Clarkston farm home of
auction sale Saturday. It will benefit St. Andrew Episcopal Church
Williams Lake, and the Rev. Waldo R. Hunt, vicar of the church.
’ Church guilds will serve light lunches and stage a bake sale. Besides
’ the above group, Cari Granfors is Pentiae Press Phete
senator, will be the scene of an
f the items to be sold are, left to
iac, Mrs. Higgins, H. B. Ledger,
on Ledger's committee.
Study Zoning
in Walled Lake Travel Films peek to Show
at Holly Event HOLLY—Tom and Arlene Had- Clubs Choose
New Officers ey will lecture and show their,
Expect New Ordinance
to Pass at Tonight's
Special Meeting |
4
WALLED LAKE — Action on!
the adoption of a new zoning or-|
dinance for Walled Lake is ex-
pected at a special meeting of the
City Council and Planning Com-
mission to be held at 8 p.m. to-
night.
The Council Tuesday con: |
sidered a request from the
merce ‘asking. for | lights
on Barnston and East Walled |
Lake drive in the business dis- |
trict. This request was referrred |
to City Planning Commission for |
study in respect to the overall
lighting plan for the city.
The Goodfellows were granted
permission to hold their annual)
July 4 flare sale and the sale of,
Christmas newspapers.
A communication from the Oak-
land County Highway Department
pertaining to parking in the busi-
ness district was tabled for further
study. The merchants would like;
angle parking, but the highway dé¢-
partment discourages it for safety
reasons.
The city engineer reported on
the progress of plans to black-
roads, It was de-
22 feet of asphalt
width of major ar- be the
and 20 feet of secondary
After considerable discussion and
the promise that al] health and
safety considerations would be ob-
served, building permits for the
construction of porches on homes
on Walled Lake court were ap-
proved. 2
Set Pilgrim Picnic
METAMORA—The Pilgrim Club will pienic on the lawn at Mrs. R.
J. Garder’s home Tuesday. noon. Elect in New Hudson, HOLLY—OQn a northern Mich-
igan wedding trip are Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Spilker, who re
cently exchanged their wedding
vows in an evening ceremony at
the Riverside Tabernacle in Flint.
The bride, the former Joan May
Brock, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clive W. Brock of Holly, and
her bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Spilker of Flint.
The Chantilly lace gown_worn
by the bride had tapered sleeves,
‘a tulle skirt with lace inserts and
a cathedral train. She wore a
fingertip veil held by a lace and
seed-pearl cap, and she carried
feathered carnations and red
roses.
Margaret Johnson, sister of the
bride, was iffatroa of honor and
Dianne St. Marie and Kathleen
Spiler were bridesmaids.
Owen Johnson served as best
man, Roger Spilker and Ray
Brennet Jr., were groomsmen, and
Bud Borrow and Marvin Pettey
were ushers.
The couple will reside on West
Fourth avenue in Flint. Churches
Douglas Spilkers Taking|
Northern Michigan Trip of Suburban Areas
Constance Hinz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Edwin O. Hinz of 11340
Mettetal, Detroit, and White Lake,
became the bride of Leon Mar-
tynow.of Detroit in Saturday morn-
ing rites at St. Suzanne Church,
Detroit.
He is the son of Mrs. Theodore
Martynow of Stahelin Ave., Detroit.
The bride wore a waltz length
gown of Chantilly lace over satin.
She carried stephanotis and reses
centered by an orchid.
Mrs. Joseph Faulkner, matron
‘lof honor, and bridesmaids, Mrs.
Merlin Hinz and Mrs. Theodore
Lis, wore gowns of white with pink
accessories.
Pamela Joy Hinz, three-year-old
sister of the bride, was flower girl.
Zenovey Martynow, brother ot
i| the bridegroom, was best man
LFS poaieee
Joins Ag Honorary
| DRAYTON PLAINS — Eari T.
Freeman, 3270 Signet, has become
a member of Alpha .Zeta, national
agricultural honorary at Michigan
|State University. %. Ss
MRS. DOUGLAS SPILKER Constance Hinz Weds
at St. Suzanne Church and ‘Charles Watson, Merlin
Hinz, and Carleton Hing served
as ushers.
After an evening reception the
newlyweds left for three weeks in
Northern Michigan. They will re-
side at the bridegrooms Stahelin
address in Detroit.
Keego Women to Hear
Lectures in Toledo
KEEGO HARBOR—A conference
for women at the Whitney Hills
Church of Christ in Toledo will be
attended by women of the Church
ot Christ in Keego Harbor. Twice-
a-day lectures by Mrs. T. 8.
Thompson of Denton, Texas, are
planned from today through Fri-
day.
The Keego church women have
met on Thursdays and made six
comforters, 390 cancer pads, two
quilts, baby garments, dresses,
shirts and repaired garments, for
a Mexican Mission, destitute chil-
dren in Tennessee, Grand Rapids
tornado victims and local needy
\tamilies. ;
| CLARKSTON—When they return
on Japan, Glass Congregational Chureh
Women, Garden Club
Meetings in Oxford
OXFORD—Special programs are
| |slated at both the meetings of Ox-
ford Garden Club and the Wom-
tional Church today. en's Fellowship of the Congrega-) ifrom a Northern Michigan wedding
jtrip. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Vin-
ieent will reside at 319 East Pike
St., Pontiac:
The couple spoke wedding vows
‘in Clarkston Methodist Church re-
cently. The bride is the former
‘Lottie Jean Sawyer, daughter of,
ithe Virgil Lee Robertsons of 1652
‘Paulson, Pontiac, and the bride-
\groom’s parents are the Elmore
iLeslie Vincents of 8870 Crosby
‘Lake road, Clarkston.
| With her gown of white net
| ever satin, the bride were white
This afternoon, the Garden Club! brocade shoes and carried white Speak {0 Groups David Vincents to Make Home in Pontiac
will have an Antique Glass and roses and lilies of the valley. travel pictures at the annual Holly |
High School, alumni banquet. It
will be held Friday evening at 6:30.
o'clock at the local elementary
Both alumni of: the local high! Clubs and church units have
school, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley re-/¢lected officers in numerous towns
cently returned from an extended|i" the Pontiac area.
lecture tour and now are appear-| Orion Township
ing weekly on a Detroit television) The WSCS of the Howarth
program. ‘Methodist Church recently elected
5. jthe following officers: Mrs. A. B.
Oxford Organizing Metamora, Lapeer,
Orion, Leonard
vice president; Mrs. Al Priestop,| Mrs. Maurice Miller.
and Mrs.
E. Cecil will talk.
The Congregational women will
meet at 8 p.m. at the church for
a Japanese program arranged by
Mrs. Norman Geisler,
her husband toured Japan a year
ago, will give an illustrated talk
|\Waite, president; Mrs. Al Reeves,
secretary; Mrs. Judson Howarth, |
itreasurer; Mrs. Howard Looney,
secretary; Mrs. Ken-| -
OXFORD — A community band, neth Berridge, missionary secre-
organized tonight at 7:30 p.m. in —e Walter Cook, spirit-
the high school band room, will; , :
give weekly concerts in the village Leonard ck G lamin c Dick. ‘lle ie
osbe Ce Cant Gorvion Country Corners Extension Club nounced. Block is the son of Mrs. Mathie, the school's band director. elected Mrs. Della Thorman as Greta V. Block of Auburn Heights.
All high school students and president; Mrs. Mildred Godbee, A wedding date has not been set.
adults who are interested in play- ,Vice president; Mrs. Mary Sue BETTY QUICK
The engagement of Betty Quick,
daughter of Mrs. Ina E. Quick, of
ing an instrument are urged to Sutherby, secretary-treasurer, and
attend. Mrs. Marion Wiegold, publicity
“Younger students and beginners
will have a chance to take instruc-
tion at 9 a.m, four days per week,
beginning June 11. Afternoon class-
es in music theory and small en- New Hudson
The WSCS of New Hudson
| Methodiist Church has elected
‘Mrs; Stanley Potts president; Mrs.
sembles will be offered. There is Louis Tandy, vice president; Mrs. no charge for the instruction which Clyde Vradenburg, secretary, and
is sponsored by the Oxford Public
Schools.
Trailer Firm Has
Picnic for 800 DRYDEN—About 800 attended a
picnic given for 250 employes and
their families at a picnic given by
the Champion Home Builders yes-
terday afternoon at General Squier
Park. It was the first annual pic-
nic for the trailer firm, which be-
gan with 20 employes three years
ago.
When- a _ white-topped and a
black-topped car are parked to-
gether in the sun, the white-topped
car may remain 15 degrees cooler
inside.
Slate Bond Issue Vote ‘Mrs. Arthur Payton, treasurer.
Metamora
Newly elected Lions’ Club offi-)
icers at Metamora are: Jack
Brown, president; Leander Duguay,
Roy Williams and C. W. Albertson,
vice presidents; Lloyd Jacubos,
secretary, and Edward Wubey Jr.,
treasurer. Directors elected this
year are Victor Maslin and Jack
Harmer.
Lapeer
The Lapeer Saddle Club recently
elected Otto Walker and David
Ruby to two-year terms on. th:
board of directors, and Lee Fox
and Sheldon Winslow to one-year
terms.
Trinity ME Church
Starts Bible Study KEEGO HARBOR — The an-
nual Daily Vacation Bible School
will begin Monday, at 9 a.m. at
Trinity Methodist Church. Its ses-
sions, five days a week, will “be Group to Meet
for Thursday Meeting at
St. Clair Shores Center
The Macomb County Citizens’
Committee for Pontiac State Hos-
pital announces that its next meet-
‘ing will be held on Thursday at
the Sf. Clair Shores Civic Center.
The time is 8 p. m. and the
general public is encouraged to
attend. There is no charge.
The speaker will be David
| Lessem, M. D., staff psychiatrist
| and assistant clinica] director at
the Pontiac State Hospital. His
topic will be “Mental Illness—
Fact and Fancy.” Doctor Lessem
is a native born Detroiter, and
he attended Northern High
School and graduated from the
Wayne University. College of
Medicine, The doctor was a naval
officer during World War II and
is the father of four children,
with the aim of the Citizens’ Com-
mittee which is to help educate ‘of the country. Mrs. Richard Fu-
ijioka, Clear Lake, will speak on
Japanese customs.
A display of Japanese articles
land special music will be followed
iby a social hour.
Lakeville Cracks
Down on Youth
Forays at Graves LAKEVILLE — A crackdown by
the Lakeville Constable Francis
Westphal and the Romeo State
Police has brought relief this past
Mrs. R. E. Cecil, Birmingham, |
dack Cecil, Oxford, |
will display glass and Mrs. R. Paul, J. Wilmot, best man, and
Mrs. Ray VanWagoner, who with —_
in Critical Condition | Rochelle Ettinger, 13, of 18450
condition Antiques program at the home of Her maid of honor was Martha
Masters, and bridesmaid, Norma
Haynes of Pontiac.
Attending the bridegroom were
Chuck Robertson.
Here for the wedding and re-
ception in the church parlors was
the bridegroom's sister, Pat
Phenix, of Kansas City, Mo.
Teenage Detroiter
Indiana St., Detroit is in critical
in William Beaumont
Hospital from injuries received
when she was hit by a car at
Coolidge and Kenwood Rds., Oak
'Park, last night.
Witnesses told police that the
girl was standing with a group of
other girls at the corner of Ken-
wood when she darted across the
street into the path of a car driven
by a juvenile whose identity police
refuse to disclose. She was thrown
week from disturbances caused at 15 feet The police say there were ithe Lakeville Cemetery by out-of MR. AND MRS, DAVID D. VINCENT
Parish Slates Events
i
WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—Din-'
ners, fish suppers, hospital parties
and a crockery sale are among
projects slated by St. Patrick
Church groups. Guilds Plan Dinners Sale
month for patients unable to at-
an extra project, St. Mary Guild
baked 25 dozen extra cookies last
tend the parties.’
| Members of St. Jude's guild are
A roast beef dinner from 1 to planning a potluck dinner and
"/81 feet of skid marks where the
Slate Staff Psychiatrist
This program is in accordance
the community in the areas of men- . |
from 9 until 11:30 and will run.) ines. ‘town youths.
Dale Whismont, 19, of Hazel
Park and Allen T. Jurcak, 2,
of Detroit; Barbar Mullins, 18,
and Gall gunn, 17, both of East
Detroit, appeared before Judge
Edward Gillam of Leonard, Sat-
urday morning and were fined
$20 and costs each. Charges
were: Climbing a fence to get
into the cemetery and illegal pos-
session of liquor in their car,
Seven other youths were fined
‘Friday night by Judge Helmar
lStanaback of Lake Orion for ille- igally entering the same cemetery.
County | Calendar or
Mrs. Carolyn Embree will be hostess
for @ 12:30 luncheon of the Barbara
Heck group on June 12.{
The Hannah Moore group meets at
Mrs. Victor Giglio’s on Wednesday at
8 | o rs, Charles Gulf n her home
to members of th atherine Booth
group on June oo at 8 p.m.
rtonville
The state park will be scene of a picnic
at 6:30 p.m. Thursday for members of
the Study Guild and thetr families.
Chapter 286, OES, will meet at the
Masonic Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
will
e
will be topic of the Northeast Groveland |
jFarm Bureau meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday
jin the home of Mrs. Pear! Husted, 4001
iGroveland Road, Leader will be Vernon youth tried to stop.
He was released to his parents 6 p.m. July 4 is being planned by meeting for next Monday evening,
the Women's Guild, under Mrs. June 11, in the parish hall. They
\Gerald F. DeSormier's leadership. have just sent a package of new
pending further investigation.
PTA Board to Meet
| FOUR TOWNS — The Executive Board of Four Towns School PTA
will meet tonight at 8 at the home
of Mrs. Harold Knisley of. Maryle- It will be in the church hall.
The guild serves a fish supper
every Friday from 4:30 to 8 p.m.
in the church hall.
cookies and send volunteer work-
| eee ot us Sues teens ke
Sacred Heart guild will bake |
tients at the State Hospital, As (1950, a ey ‘clothing to the children at St. Jo-
seph Indian mission. -
| Sacred Heart guild will hold a
crockery sale June 17 in the
church hall.
American domestic, scheduled
airline traffic has doubled since
stone Dr. |
| pages of your own book!
| The amounts you save
| plus the accumulated
in black and white, one It is all written in the
dividends ... is all recorded
quick glance gives the SO SIMPLE... %, : ax
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“Making Citizenship Work at Home") ; complete picture.
Tomorrow in Avondale AVON TOWNSHIP — Voters in Operational monies are asked for
‘ Avondale School District, who are | to meet gree or ape ——
casting ballots today in a board SUC? as teachers ==
election, will return to the polls Dv!/ding maintenance. tomorrow to decide on an addi-' Aveondale’s 1956 school tax is
tional school tax levy. | estimated at 19 mills, as com-
Two separate propositions will
be on tomorrow's ballot. First is.
a request for a 2 mill increase to!
finance an $850.000 bond issue for
added school rooms. Second is a
3 mill increase to cover additional
operational expense.
Property owners only may vote
w the bond issue millage, but all
walified electors can vote on the |
@perational increase. |
Proposed additions in the build-
ing program include 17 to 19 ele-
mentary rooms, 9 to 10 junior’ pared with a 28.6 mill levy in
1955. The requested increase
would set the 1956 rate at a
approximately 24 mills. The rea-
son for the drop in taxes this
year is the retiring of the bonded
debt on Avendale High School.
Baker also pointed out that the
district stands to gain an extra
$38,000 in operating expense from
the state under the Di
School District Act, if the increases
are voted. The state gives this
extra help to districts levying over
20 mills school tax. Amount of
extra aid is regulated by number
of mills over 20.
{ *. * @ .
Avondale School Board last week
made application to the Depart-
ment of Public Instruction to qual-
ify the proposed bonds. This makes
it possible to set 13 mills as a
ceiling for debt levies.
~ Polls will be open
from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
His Bs ‘until June 22, =
Youngsters from kindergarte
through sixth grade are invited
te attend. The program will in-
clude Bible study, worship, var-
fous hand crafts, music and rec-
reation.
The Rev. Robert Benedict, in
charge, will be assisted by Mrs.
John Dawson and Mrs. John Axen
‘in the kindergarten department.
Mrs. Earl Hunt and Mrs. Francis
Ammerman will work with pri-
mary youngsters and Mrs. W. C.
Draper and Mrs. Claude Holcomb
with the junior group.
se from'imlay Church Units
to Meet This Week
IMLAY CITY—Methodist Church
officials. will hold their meeting
at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Fel-
lowship Reoms of the church.
* ¢ @
The Imlay City Methodist
Church WSCS will meet Wednes-
day, at 2 p. m. at the home of
About 70 man-hours of labor are
required to produce one ton of
tin plate. ©
Hutchins.
on Proposed New Zoning WALLED LAKE — Action on Walled Lake Meeting Set H°
t
For Your Convenience:
® DRIVE-IN WINDOW the adoption of a new zoning or-
dinance for Walled Lake is ex-
\pected at a special meeting of the
City Council and Planning Com-
mission, to be held at 8 p.m.
Monday.
The City Council discussed adop-
tion of the ordinance at its regular
meeting Tuesday, but postponed
action,
The Council also considered a
request from the Walled Lake
Chamber of Commerce asking
for street lights on Barnston and
East Walled Lake drive in the
business district. This request
wag referred to City Planning
Commission for study in respect
to the overall lighting pian for
the city.
The Goodfellows were granted
permission to hold their annual ness district was tabled for further |
study. The merchants would like
angle parking, but the highway
department discourages it for safe-
ty reasons,
The city engineer reported on
the progress of plans to black-
roads. It was de-
After considerable discussion and
the promise that all health and
safety considerations would be ob-)
served, building permits for the
reonstruction of porches on homes
on Walled Lake court were ap-
proved. oy
. The plumbing and heating con-
tractors requested that a code be!
established for proper hegsing:;
July 4 flare sale and the sale of
Christmas newspapers.
A communication from the Oak. They were asked to pre a
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rh F a ’ | I } | ne el tJ ‘ f We
Adlaito Aim
“at Ike's Health Demoérat Reveals One
—if Nominated
CHICAGO w — Adlai Stevenson
says if he wins the Democratic
presidential nomination he will
a campaign issue of the
of the office and ‘‘the
President's health will definitely
the
“To diminish the office of presi-
dent is the dangerous thing and
that is what I will campaign
against," Stevenson said last
night, .
The 1952 Democratic presiden-
tial nominee made the statement
to newsmen on his arrival ffom
California, where he defeated
Sen. Ester Kefauver (D-Tenn) in
that state’s Democratic primary
Tuesday. eee
Returning to his suburban Lib-
ertyville home after four months
of campaigning, Stevenson said
that he had accomplished what
he set out to do this spring —
“winning every contested pri-
mary but one.”
The lone defeat was adminis-
tered by Kefauver in the Minne-
the first head-on
Since then the former Illinois
governor has won five consecu-
tive contested primaries. * ¢ «
“I feel refreshed after three
days of rest which followed a very
refreshing incident (the primary)
in California,” Stevenson said.
’ Stevenson said he intends to
spend most of the next two
months, before the Aug. 13 con-
; vention, at his home.
Filipino General Hits.
SEATO Progress SINGAPORE ® — A Filipino”
general warned SEATO military at right angles. Bob Considine Says:
Ike’s Setback Rothwell Brown to find a parallel
in American history for the instant
effect the Presidédnt's. functions
malfunctions have on the na-
in colored layers, as in articles an ve
of anatomy.
digestive track, kidneys, liver are
lungs are indinitely better known)
to millions of concerned Americans
than their own organs.
It would tax the memory and
files of veteran pundit George WASHINGTON (INS) — Dwight
D. Eisenhower is a president
of His Campaign: Tapics >
Stocks suffered a §$16,-
000,000,000 loss last September
when the President had - his
heart attack. The Market took
a sink of up to three points
early Friday with nothing to ge on except that he had “an upset” stomach and a headache.”
took the normal of
moving him te Walter Reed
tal.
It is a mark of the man’s in-
dispensability to the GOP that)
since the heart attack he cannot
so much as sneeze or stay indoors
on.a sunny’ afternoon without
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Now
‘are lots of good ones, new and old.
Stop — Ge
that summer is here, you will want some games to play. There
80 MER staff planners today of his coun- to ten. While he is counting the players may run across the street.
try’s “air of impatience and grow-
is being done by our organiza-
tion.”
LJ s * | On the count of 10
|run for the safety isle. i ij If he is tagged before he reaches the isle he js out of the game, but In Stop—Go, all the players except one who has been chosen traffic,
officer, line up in two rows facing each other across an area of about |
ten feet, representing a street. The traffic officer stands at one end of
the street, six feet from the nearest players. Ten feet beyond him is a
safety isle. ;
With, his back to the players, the traffic officer holds out his arms’
Suddenly he drops his arms, shouts “Go” and counts
the traffic officer turns and raises his arms to)
ing feeling that nothing concrete «‘Stop.” Any player caught out of line is a jaywalker, and must remain,
jw exactly the position he is caught for a count of 10. Then he must) causing either jitters or prepos-
terous predictions akin to Sen.
Eisenhower's for years, never
action.
HUZZAHS NOW FAINT
has .stilled for the moment the
hearty huzzahing of young and old
Republicans who have been
‘State School Boards
Obligated to Pay Rides
the transportation of mentally re-
s ®
Circuit Judge Carl M. Weidman
handed down the decision against
the Grosse Ile school board in a
‘case brought by Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Graham. ! Ld ‘
*
The school board argued that it
|was required to furnish transporta-
\tion only inside the district. There
‘is no school for mentally retarded
ichildren in the Grosse le district. statement
points of the compass for hidden)
‘Meaning.
‘couldn't see reporters Friday be
|cause he was “‘busy’’ it meant that
‘he wanted to take no chance on attempt to test the accuracy of
having even an expression of the “drunk -o- meter,” a device |
DETROIT W@—Michigan school optimism turned . into something used to measure the degree of in-
boards are obligated to pay for De didn't mean. ‘Nixon is the one toxication of a person, ended in
man in America who, oi last failure at Hot Springs. ;
: September, has not been able to, The reason—the man to
tarded children to special schools greet the President with the most pet drunk for science eer out.
natural salutation of thém all,'pefore he could.be measured. |
‘How Are You?” * «6
| first
| dent's heart atiack in Denver warmed by personal meetings with
It the President these past®ten days.
. Though it had nothing to do |
with his heart, it made people |
instinctively recall that blow
_| which the President's recovery
and vigor had erased from
many minds. It strengthened
the opinion of a hard little core
of Democrats here—headed by
Leslie Biffle — that Elsenhower
will not run again. © |
Biffle, secretary of the Senate,| Jn the
Bridges’ statement “he'll be back made the famous incognito trip gaze is on the great rambling,
in the office tomorrow” which he|through the country in 1948 to Army hospital where pundreds of
made a few minutes after told TePort back to President Truman the President's comrades in arms,
that Ike was sick. F.D.R.'s con-\that he'd beat Dewey. He made in two great wars roam the cor’
iti no such trip, of course, prior to ridors or lie abed. Only they, the dition, dramatically poorer than king up his mind about Presi-| y they
caused such speculation or re- dent Eisenhower.
MIGHTY PRESUMPTUOUS
Inevitably, the hottest of the
. | spotlights turn on Vice President The partial bowel obstruction Neon on Vice os
whose least innocuous
is studied from all
When he said he
It’s highly presumptuous to
second-guess the fine medical —
| judges’ council, an official unit of people around the President. The
diagnosis on the Presi-
last year was wholly wrong.
Yet it seemed so firmly believed
that he was permitted to walk
te the car that took him off to
the hospital. I’ve since talked
THF PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE H, 1956
Stills Republican Huzzahs
| |
i
i
|
to doctors whe blanch at the |
thought, and openly ‘wonder |
how he survived.
The “upset. stomach and a
headache” of Friday a. m., for.
which milk of magnesia was,
prescribed, became an intestinal
block early in the afternoon, with’
the first suggestions of surgery
following shortly thereafter. Ike.
does not appear to have had too
much luck with his aegmomictene|
e * 8 2 |
meantime, the world’s.
wounded, comprehend what passes
through the mind of the newest.
arrival.
Drunk-O-Meter _
Test Postponed as
Gent Conks Out
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (INS)—An.
*
The experiment was conducted
by police at the request of the
the Arkansas Bar Assn.
The man drank over a 20-hour
period. In that time he consumed
four half pints of wine, two half.
pints of whiskey, four half pints
of ‘‘moonshine’’ liquor, and a half
pint of vodka.
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C, ® —
Marian McKnight of Manning, a
5-5 blue-eyed blonde, was chosen
Miss South Carolina in a beauty
her college
of Conway, Miss Chestnut was
skeptical about being out of the
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her roommate at Coker College in
Hartsville, “I'm in it for another,
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PONTIAC « 'vilation to attend the wedding of
VY E-IN : =. Pinel bans ker eames ReadIed for Production with the grandfather of the prince)
and said the prince called him
from New York last February.
The wedding took place in April. ‘last the deal to film Jack Dem-
'The invitation to the Daniels was. By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS
erroneously addressed—hence the with producer Sam Weisenthal as
TONIGHT
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Now they were alone...the drifter and —
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he also acts as technical advisor.
Just as soon as Weisenthal
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Babies Away,” he'll put the
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One brother, Zachary, played
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R USSELL Christopher (Wagner) wants only
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Dmytryk's direction is superb and
I was very happy to be invited
party with Dolores. Gray at the
I, who were dining there, were
invited to join the party which also
included Monte Prosser.
Monte told me he wanted Dolores
for the opening of the Tropicana Take Dip in Lagoon Woman Driver, Mate
son, Whe probably won't go near
the water.
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DETROIT — The next time/named Fire Chief Floyd Harter of} Delores Green takes a driving les- Allegan its president.
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He had a nice talk with Dolores’
Brother, who leaves shortly to
study for the priesthood.
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| Faye Emerson and Skitch Hender-|
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| Loore lost her expected baby |
| a few days ago at Cedars of
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On the way to dinner at the.
illa Capri, we stopped at Mar-
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ihad a talk with Dr. Herbert
| Kalumus and his _ attractive
| Elanore, who is finishing her book.
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West Huron at Elizabeth Lake Road om LIRR PEL set heveng cnet BAKER se ramp Written and Ceected by TOW CRIES - Preduced by WRAT DAVIS » & COLUMBIA PICTURE
jtorney opened the campaign to’
raise $100,000 for the restoration
of St. George Greek Orthodox. |
Church of Lincoln Park today with
the purchase of 25,000 one-dollar crow WARNER BROS. 1.
brick certificates at the kick-off
1 CINEMaScoPE
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a home food freezer or a two-in-one
refrigerator-freezer. Bake a batch, pop
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‘sented were St. George, the de- Spectacularly
stroyed edifice: St. George of | filmed in Egypt
‘Pontiac, St. Nicholas, SS. Con- ail 8 cast
GROUPS SPONSOR DRIVE
isored by the Crisis Club of Detroit |
,and the
\County Hellenic societies.
‘sponsors hope
\bricks at one dollar each,
| The Central Business District
| the Wayne County CIO Council, the
lother service and veteran organi-
| the pastor, who said the parish- breakfast on the city-county build-
ing lawn. |
| Philip J. Williams made the
| purchase of the certificates for
| the church that was destroyed |
by the tornado that struck Lin- WARNERCOLOR
THE
BARBARIC LOVE
THAT LEFT
WATERFORD Church Drive | GEIS
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Aido RAY - Phi CAREY: Dick YORK ‘
coin Park May 12.
M th 4,000 { si | THE GREAT More than 4, persons of six:
|Greek Orthodox churches in the PYRAMID
|Detroit area attended combined AS ITS
services in the Olympia Stadium
|yesterday as a_ prelude to the!
The LANDMARK !
stantine and Helen, Evangelismos
and Assumption. of thousands!
ear;
The campaign is being spon- |
federation: of Wayne
The co-
100,000 HAWKINS COLLINS: + MARTIN MINOTIS to sell
TUESDAY
OUTLAW'S re
DAUGHTER
Assn., the Building Trade Council, |
Teamsters Union, the Board of)
Commerce, the Pilot Club and
jzations are supporting the drive.
The less of the church prop-
erty was fixed at $140,099 with
$100,000 worth of equipment de-
stroyed. Insurance payments
will amount to $70,000, according
to the Rev, Fr. John Magoulias,
f it >=
a moms foot tho rest of Box Office Opens 7:00 P.M.
“Help Father John,’
|Cadillac Hotel, Detroit 26. Mich.
‘Harm in Plane Mishap
ifast of private fliers at Monroe
| on takeoff.
DeMille Picks Detroit Both Mayor Albert E. Cobo of}
Detroit and Mayer George Barber |
of Lincoln Park have proclaimed
June “Help Father John’ month in
an effort to help the campaign.
Contributions may be sent to
‘care Sheraton |
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and the quivering excitement of
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The book abounds with tips on
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anything,” he said.
‘pook,”” to celebrate the sophisti- education programs, Pontiac Mo-|
‘tor Division and its dealers have}
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* * *
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| Plans are to develop the project
over the next five years at an esti-
mated cost of 13 million dollars.
* * *
Dr. John D. Ryder, dean of the
college of enginering, said it is
planned to develop a 20-acre site
south of the Red Cedar River for
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Hot dogs generally brown in "RED HOT atsup, vinegar, tabasco sauce, “Outdoor Cooking’. To
about three minutes. E-Ze Fry] BARBECUE SAUCE sugar, salt, mustard and] obtain the leaflets, send a Chicken halves should grill 2'to 4T Wrigleys Country water. Boil about five min- self-addressed, stamped en- |
slowly, about 25 minutes. To] Churned Butter utes or until well blended. velope to Kathryn Ken-
save time, spareribs may be] 1 medium onion, Use to ‘brush on meat and nedy, Wrigley Stores,
ed for about a half] 1 clove garlic, minced poultry before and during} 13901 Joy Rd., Detroit 28. 1 before grilling. , Ya ¢ catsup cooking. “~*
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and a bottle opener.
bot charcoal before cooking. Crisp, crinkly and cool greens plus tender, young and juicy vegetables bright with
color guarantees a salad bowl meal that is a pleasure to eat. Bibb lettuce forms the
heart of this salad. Colorful accents are tomato wedges, cucumber slices and gold
and white sections of hard cooked eggs. Tart French dressing adds the final touch.
Barbecue Chefs Set
For Big Summer
‘ “Come and get it” is the
theme song when it’s outdoor
tating time. An added refrain
might well be “there's plenty
for all” —and be sure there
is by shopping at Wrigley's.
There's no him to. the
foods that take to out-
door cooking. Usually, the
simpler the better. They need
not be fancy foods and they MENU MAGIC
kation time.
\ The finger foods that make
informality and fun in-
barbecue specialties such
dogs, hamburgers, E-Ze
ickens, spareribs and
! mmed steaks.
While
Wrigley's ou're shopping at
sure to pick up
all the fixi's—buns for the
hot dogs and hamburgers,
sandwich spreads and breads.
Kool-Krisp pickles and relishes,
retzels, potato \chips, olives.
ool-Krisp celery,\radishes and
green onions. Fort beverages.
you ll want Kool
for the youngsters a
of Del Crest coffee \for the
adults. .
If you're going
fr own backyard, be
to check ha the —
r pilates, and nap-
fies lee handled forks a
Other don’t forgets are salt
and pepper, -sugar and’ cream
for the coffee, mustard, catsup
s *« *®
RULES. FOR*™ outdoor
cooking -are few and simple,
but they're important. Build
a big enough fire to have a
good bed of coals but don't}
start cooking until the flames
die down. Allow about 45
minutes for the fire to form
a two to three-inch bed of Hamburgers never taste better than when they are
cooked over an open fire where they can absorb that
wonderful charcoal flavor. An appetizing platter of -
Kool-Krisp vegetables is a “help-yourself” ‘invitation. Place grill about four
inches from the source of
heat and have handy a
pitcher of water to help from Wrigleys
king Hints
or Outdoor Chefs
Select dry hardwood,
charcoal or briquets and
start the fire about an
hour béfore cooking
time. Three of
charcoal makes coals
that will last about 30
minutes.
Grease the grill be-
fore cooking meats to
prevent them from
sticking. A paint brush
is handy for applying
barbecue sauce,
dues tho flames wien at ; )
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tabasco sauce from the meat drips into the | WHATEVER the meat, id vinega
T brown sugar
t
t
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fire. Flames should never | here's a barbecue sauce to | !
reach the meat. carry you through the sum- F 1
; ; ; | mer. Use it for those naturally J 1 Cooking time varies, so a +
“ ‘ r : tender table-trimmed steaks
little experimenting is in] you get at Wrigley’s, ham- Recipes for Readers
sal
dry mustard
water
order. Depending upon the | burgers, spareribs and chicken. . - notebook aré yours with- thickness, hamburgers will A small paintbrush is the | Melt butter in saucepan and out charge, jst for the
handiest tool for generous : ’ : ute onion and garlic until swabbing over an open fire. rally cook in from three
. ender but not browned. Add to six minutes on each side.
Start a new kind of cook t book and watch your rec-
ipes grow! Handy recipe
leaflets to fit a loose-leaf
asking. Available now are
“Salads for Summer” and
And the Kool Krisp fruit
and vegetable departments in
the Wrigley markets are co-
operating by supplying you
with all the fresh, crunchy
makings for salads that will
[be cool, crisp and inviting. * * *
FOR ATTRACTIVE
salad plates choose a variety of
greens — romaine, chicory,
well as the various types of
lettuce—Bibb, leafy green and
creamy white heads of butter
lettuce. A variety you will
find only at Wrigley's! ~
Try the. greens singly or in
combination of twos or threes.
For additional color, add
crunchy radishes in penny-
size slices.
Pichy sally base of cucum-
serve ¢ ual e€
of good food and igarnah,
And férget the old wives’
tales about cucumber rinds
being harmful. Wash this
beauty of the vegetable wor'd
well and run down the sides
with the tines of a fork for
extra decoration to do your
salad bow! proud. * * *
TREAT YOUR Kool-
Krisp salad makings gently if
you'd like your salad to ap
pear young and fresh. Remove
the core from head lettuce and
loosen the leaves by running
cold water through it. Then
drain off excess moisture and
dry the leaves between two
clean towels.
Wash leafy greens in lots
of cold water, sloshing them
up and down and lifting
them out of the water.
Shake or drain off the ex-
cess moisture. Drops of water
and salad dressing do not
blend.
And never, but never cut
Salad greens. Tear them into
bite-size pieces. * *
A VEGETABLE salad
may be made of almost’ any
vegetable you choose, pro-
vided the vegetable is edible
raw—or is cooked or canned
—and is not mushy. watercress, curly endive as. Wrigley’s Food Reporter
It may be a single vegetable
such as sliced tomatoes on a
bed of watercress or asparagus
tips on lettuce.
Or a salad bowl in which
two or three different kinds \
Kool-K risp Salad Fans.
Enjoy Summer Meals BY KATHRYN KENNEDY
“Fair and warmer’’ is the forecast from the weatherman.
Your cue to a ‘‘crisp and greener’ menu. via the salad bowl.
made dressings to be found
on the market shelves,
Nobody offers a wider selec-
kion of ready-to-use dressings
than Wrigley’s.
of vegetables are arranged
ternating rows on greens.
Another type is a mixture
of numerous sliced and diced
Wegetables, well seasoned: and
*
WHEN IT comes to dress-
ing the salad there's a great
difference of opinion.
One school of thought says
1othing but a good grade of
yinegar and salad oil over the in separate groups or in al- E
t And still another group of
alad makers like the idea of
tarting from scratch to make
heir own dressings.
* * *
A MOST important point
would be successful: keep it
cold. Chilled and crisp vege-
tables should be served on
cold plates or salad bow! with
an uncluttered look. fens d with the shreddedifor all salad makers who
reens.
If you would like a supply
lof salad recipes in handy leaf.
let form, send a self-addressed,
reens, lightly tossed with afstamped envelope to Kathryn
few herbs, sale and, freshlyiKennedy, Wrigley Stores,
ground pepper. 13901 Joy Rd., Detroit 28, Other salad fans depend JWith a request for “Summer
on the wide variety of ready- JSalads.”
“Kool Krisp” Ice Channels Keep
Wrigleys Produce Moist and Fresh
The next time you shop in Wrigleys pay particular at.
tention to the Kool Krisp fruit and vegetable counters.
There you will find the
reason why the cool, fresh.
moist green vegetables and hire
fruits are always so appetizing , -// I td
looking. Why they taste so {iA Te
good. Notice the narrow metal TP ANN ies”
racks filled with finely 4 Ps Yih
crushed ice that separate the \, M's ss
carrots from the cucumbers,
the tomatoes from the radishes .
and lettuce.
These are called Ice Channels, an exclusive and scien-
tific feature developed by Wrigleys produce experts and
used on the Kool Krisp counters of all Wrigley stores.
Placed at intervals on the produce counters, these rust-
proof steel “ice channels’ are packed to the bnm with cool,
humidifying crushed ice which allows cool and moist air to
circulate through the garden-fresh foods, keeping them itn
perfect condition for your table.
This is the modern way Wrigleys keeps Kool Krisp fruits
and vegetables fresher—a plus value you get nowhere but at
Wrigleys!
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Monaco Refuses Necklace :
Who's Gonna Pay for It? ’ MONTE CARLO (®—Grace nev-|37 million francs ($107,000). He
er saw the necklace and Monaco’ s\paid down $34,000 and told the
National Council is beginning to|jeweler to wrap it up.
wish it hadn't either, When the councilmen saw the
An trate Paris jeweler insists necklace, they complained it was
the Monacan goverment owes him worth only half the price. So they
$73,000 more for the string of dia-'bought another one—valued at $85-
monds and rubies and he wants 000—and gave that to Grace.
the money now. | When the royal couple returned
-* $s ifrem their honeymoon cruise. last
It seems that when the engage-| week, the first jeweler demanded
ment of Prince Rainier Ill and the rest of his money.
Grace Kelly was announced, the! Negotiations are now in prog-
delighted council dispatched a ress, The Monacans want to be
representative to Paris to pick out’sure they get their $34,000 back, + | His reward is a flying trip to)
a necklace suitable for a royal and meanwhile the disputed neck-| Chairman - Walter, (D-Pa) said Washington as guest of; a motor
wedding gift. Jace lies in the safe of Council yesterday the Hous® Committee) car company, and a cash prize.
_The agent chose < one > priced at! head Paul Noghes. Republic Fund House to Probe
‘Friend or Foe’. Decision
to Be Found Concerning
Ford-Endowed Agency
WASHINGTON uM — The Fund
for the Republic, endowed but not
directed by the Ford Foundation,
faces a congressional probe < of its
activities.
on Un-American Activities wil
start public hearings June 27 to
get “the objective facts” on
whether the fund is a ‘‘friend or
foe in our nation’s death struggle
ainst the Communist conspira- __ MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1956
Honored for Safe
Px iving Record °
lis-not so common. Detroit Cabbie
OIT (#?—Common courtesy,
Bt cabbie Bob Abrams, will pre-
vent most accidents.
* * *
But courtesy, he adds gwistfully,
Abrams credits courtesy with
enabling him to be named as one
of the 33 top taxi drivers in the
nation. The eaitie Aas had only
‘ene chargeable accident in 28)
years of driving a taxi in Detroit. | * Ls *
The winning drivers,
|Ralph Fry of Flint, were to leave
Detroit today for Washington for
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1956 |
anes — Mike Andonian,| Andonian bad woul of 23
Pontiac High School mathematics 79.79 for a total of 279 to finish
iSiaes ca’ eee . i reen in sensati
i ‘syle-te.win the Michigan Publinx| Pion Jim Seltzer of Flint. Setter,
‘peice tee bassball Setter win-|GAt Ciamplonsbip with e one-um-| who took the crown last year at
ners at Michigan Normal snore ane Pas total | Fenton over a 54-hole route, was
ee The 30-year-old ex-University Of seven strokes off the pace with ‘etige of apna Negeri doe Flint N High
‘Jocal boys who received Huron year with the pea separa
Andonian Captures State Publi litle
eoach for the Detroit Liens and |
Bidon “Bud"’ Decker, Michigan
intra - mural independent
* 8 @
Sportscaster Budd Lynch will |
be the guest of the Downt
Kiwanis of Pontiac at the
@ron Hotel, Tuesday June 26th |
Hubert Bobo, fullback of Ohio
State's Rose Bowl champions of
two years ago, will be back in|
school next fall after missing the |
° s s
UB. for the 2nd time in nine tries.
of the singles winners was
Smith of St. Clair Country
Hits 20 Seconds Flat on Kanes
Coast, Equals 100-Yard ss" x
Mark 2nd Time ine
SANGER, Calif. @—More world
iday and ‘wound up yesterday with’ A field of 112 that took off Fri- two 18-hole rounds looked ahead to weg coun dh of Royel Onk and|io-yearold Clift Zill of Ann Arbor
Andonian of ‘and Tom Stevens of Detroit posted
the tor 2988.
Detroit Grouped at 296 were Sol Po- ian was mante of Detroit, Val Bleech of
of the Flint, 15-year-old Chuck’ Mitchell
rolling of Saginaw and Claude Dwight of
Detroit.
Zill had the best nine of the
three-day affair, a five-under-par
- (31 on the last round yesterday.
!
| litle - for Open
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. #—|
After the fourth round of the
‘Round’ Robin »Golf ‘Tournament,
‘Lloyd Mangrum looked at Gene
pro. Littler. who had just beaten him)
on his best round of the tourna-
ment, and remarked: ;
s * *
“T've got to go with you for the)
Open, I picked Cary Middlecoff,
{but you're playing well and you've
got things going for you. You're
playing in luck.”
Mangrum reiterated that idea
after Littler had Avon the top
money ff pov in a 24-point run-
The usually silent Littler was al-
most voluble after picking up his
second big check in two weeks.
lyn Goodwin, with Mack Goodwin
plus 13, and ruddy-faced Billy and Lon Griffith as crew, posits Maxwell of Odessa, Tex., plus 11, winning time af 1:17.27 for the were the other point leaders. race, to lead the way over
W ROCHELLE TOURNEY “Bambi Too” and ‘‘Gismo Too.” z. Little taeoy se ie +8 Bait oo Dell ie John Pen d the
: 7 : +7 “Bambi Too" « mniman
B. Mere al 00) S35 +i fe : : his crew. “‘Bambi's’ time was . + 3
P. Thompesn (9900) 70-389 + 3) STATE PUBLINX CHAMPION — Mike Andonian, of Pontiac, |}:18.7. | : gnead = “ pper, Oberson a Wea Leet Pet. Behind * Sta to—361 — 4| tallies up his score card which showed a 70 for the final round to give wa hd = aide Margie
ad sd Se TP OS 13—38¢-— 9| him a total of 279 in winning the State Publinx Championship com- \Oberson and Bob Greishaber. Chicago eee » — Su L Mane oe: es) St pleted yesterday at Saginaw. Andonian, a math teacher at Pontiac |“Giemo’ sailed the course in |Detrott tillee. Fs] F ame H D. Ford (8400) 68—362 —27| High, fired the only sub-par round on the first day of the tourney 1-19.08. right on the heels of imore 4 B. Rosburg ($400) TI—365 a ” Washington | 2 $1 4B 1 Li. Cotton (9400, 1-386 —a¥ Friday and then shot three par 70's to win by seven strokes. “Bambi.
Resuite ry) s
€12, Detroit Kansas’ Ci City 7, Baltimore 3 plied 6, Cleveland 6
Becton 3 ‘After Round: Robin Win al after losing a playoff to Aus-
tralia's Peter Thomson. Then he
earned $3,000 more here by shoot-
ing five stra‘*jt sub-par rounds
over the hilly, par-72 Wykagyl
course. * * s
Leading all the way after the
second rounds, Littler shot 69-69-
68-68-70 for a 344 medal score. He
hit a near record total of plus 55
points in the Round Robin scoring
each stroke by which a player
beats the others in his foursome
and subtracts points for losing
scores. s s s
Nearest to him was Ted Kroll,
the tron-shot specialist from Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., who trailed by
only two strokes in scoring but
who gathered only 31 points.
by lanky Art Wall of Pocono Man-
or, Pa., system, which awards points for!
Kroll’s bid was thwarted largely
who fired a 69 against
Typical of the. headaches minor leagues face 1s the
report of Hugh Ryan, mayor of Bradford, Pa.
\ Ryan is also president of the Pony League club which
collapsed last weekend...
“Pll tell you what our working agreement with
the Yankees was. They took care of the spring
training and we were to get $3,000 in cash spread
over the five months of the season.
The salary of the manager they assigned, Randy
Gumpert, was $2,500, so the payments were just about
going to cover that . ng Tell ou wet we did.
We raised $12,000 by Feb. 1. Some of that was used
to pay a few debts. Another $1,600 we had to deposit
with the Nationa] Association.
‘“We've given $500 to the league, paid $600 for
Yankee bus fare. Then there was the payroll. The
payroll and the weather cooked us.”
If a club is not self-sufficient it has to go under. Most
major league parent clubs will not issue advances on
: Brat peat” a 30.70-12.13 298
Girl Skipper
Sails Windfall
to PYC Victory
Ohio, plus 27; Jackie Burke, the.
Masters champion from Houston, Kroll’s 71 on the last round. Dow
Finsterwald of Bedford Heights, | “Windfall"’ to a neat victory, Sun-
day, in weekend races at Pontiac)
Yacht Club on Cass Lake. Mari-| }
Disowned by Cousins
Results
Detroit 5, Wena ": (10 inn might)
alt re 47, Kansas City 1-5 (dap-aight
(Cleveland, 15, New York 8
Chicago
va, (2-4 end Brewer 4
Kratiow” 3-5) and “Kelner od Pascua! BALTIMORE (®#—Bucky Harris}
, . (27) and Btone (2-1). t a crippled crew of -Detroit| first of the Olympic ens Detrott at Baltimore. 7 p.m.—Lary “Tigers into Baltimore today for a
Ithree-game series that could mean
\first division or 6th place for the) have edged into the first division, their second-lime pitching was ef-, | Mees 2 tn 2. Aber 3 tn a weekend series beginning Fri-
day night.
Yesterday, when the Tigers could just what the Tigers were un-
able te do in the second one. as i,
The from And a 80—Trucks 1, Stobbs 3, Aber |
ef ed behind. ~Trucks 9 tn 6 (none out im Tth),
%, Mestoresa |
fective enough, while Harris’ pitch-| 1,19, @, Stopbe 10 ieee a and ee Lemon —
Courtney, Brideweser and
Ups 2. Left—Detroit 6 Weshin, ton gt
| pb stopds 1. Trucks 3. Ma: Cha-
‘holes, he was one over
‘four holes, and on his final-round
'69 he was three over par going
‘for the fifth hole.
i PUBLINX LEADERS M. Andonian, Pontiac... 69-70-70-70—279 |J. Seltzer, er. Pint s.. 14-68-73-T1—286 |v. Gregory: Detrott.. 74-10-15-69—28
w. kie, Saginaw 1: 79-73- 1>—288 |P. Turner, Flint 71-69-76-T2— 268 |
|W. Smith, Royal Oak... Fatecta-Th— ae 'D. Preston, Detroit...... 71-73-76-69—
A. Kroll, Royal Oak... 70-7$-71-74—20 id. (pees Ann geet: +. 16-€9-74-71—290
|R. Iceberg, Pontiac...,., 13-T3-73-7}—290
IJ. Lock, Bearvern cee T2-T3-72-74—291 | A. an, Detroit . 72-12-75-72—201
|S. Murphy. Saginaw..... 76-72-72-73—293 K. Mueller, Saginaw,,.. 73-13-77-70-—283
iC. Zill, Ann Arbor. ...... 77-74-73-69—293
T. Stevens, Detroit . 16-74-74-69—293
6. Pomante cr Cemans 76-76-69-75—296
iV. Bleech, Pitn vases 79-70-73-74—298 | ¢ tehe ‘14-T1-72-T3—296
A feminine skipper sailed the!
} second time Saturday night in
best individual performance of!
record-breaking year,
ees e
will face the finest collegi-|;
the nation this week-
at Berkeley, Calif., but no ane
least bit concerned
chances.
has beaten everyone he’s
far and there's no reason!
can't maintain that pace,’ said
the red-haired run- |p, Rey
EERE rt
teal
“] don't think Dave is ‘anywhere
his peak,’’ Lewis said jubi-
aft 220 i 20 seconds flat—_two tenths bet-
ter
has mited possibilities and I
can't say how fast he run.” =
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i) SPEEDSTER — Dave Sime,
Duke’s sensational) track star,
crosses the finish line in one of |
his““record breaking perform-
ances at Sanger, California Sat-
urday. He set a world mark in
the 220-dash and tied the century
Cleveland at Boston, p.m.
re ‘AL LEAGUE
Lest Detroit club.
‘Boston, and a single game ahead | The Washington Senators,
ie Bebiné of 6th-place Baltimore—that's the|succumbed to the Tigers 17 times ‘they were disowned by their favor-
One half-game behind 4th-place ite “cousins.” jing fell apart all the way around. In the opener, Virgil Trucks | 7
who ‘couldn't hold a five-run lead, and
ler (2-3) Me Scabey (1-2)
Pittsburgh et Cincinnati, 6 p.m
Philade: at Milwaukee, 8
Kalamazoo Keglers
State Team Champs PORT HURON (#—Probasco’s o
|Kalamazoo won the team title and 7
Louise’ Malin of Flint the singles |
crown in the 30th annual Michigan |
Women's Bowling Tournament,
jwhich ended yesterday after 17
weekends of competition.
Probasco’s five-member entry
roiled a 2965 handicap series,
Apparel of Detroit by 10 pins.
American Legion of Greenville
placed third with 2941. :
Miss Malin chalked up a 732 se
ries to 713 for runnerup May Mey. |
ers of Muskegon. third place went
to Elia Cocper of Si. Joseph with a
694.
feat on lefty Al Aber, second of
three reliefers. Trucks had a 50
® ® lead going into the 7th, but yielded
three’ runs before Duke Maas
STOCKHOLM W—A Finn and ajthe horse as well as regularity,
German set the pace among early|lightness and freedom of his paces.
competitors today in the dressage The moves are performed in a
|portion of the three-day trials as| rectangular area and viewed by
the Equestrian Olympics opened five judges. The rider with the
{before a sun-drenched crowd of fewest number of penalty points is
7,000 at Olympic cae the winner.
The first American to ride,| In events of Olympic caliber,
Army Major J. R. Burton of 9-110 penalty points is considered Berwyn, Ill., fared poorly. good and 80 or below exceptional.
Burton, who wore a U. 8. Army
uniform with a ist Cavairy Divi-
sion shoulder patch as well as Al Kaline and Frank Bolling each
drove home two runs in the open-
er, Bolling getting a double and a
triple in t trips. Bolling had 98.4 pentiay points with Finland’s two singles in four appearances in
Players Ejected
Two members of the Elks No. |
feit victory was awarded as Oliver
Buick, CIO Local 594 and the An-
iderson Jets chalked up easy wins
Sunday afternoon in Class A City
Baseball League games.
Catcher Robert LeRay and out-
ifielder Jasper Flowers were ousted
jand a 7-) verdict was forfeited to
‘Oliver Buick in the —* of
doubleheader at
:
on
Se Lae both tackles, ho gad ow be ‘taken, league — ">
. op wees Forfeit in City League 723 team were ejected and a for- were too much for Griff’s Grill in) K. 0. E. Tolvanen close behind | °e from am armored division, [1 hichtcap with 107.6. Maj. Burton suffered | Said he was satisfied with his DETROIT WASHINGTON 2
155.6 penalty points in his ride | Tide. “I thought Huntingfield |_ ABRE ABR E
aboard Huntingfield. went exceptionally well except — Philipst> $1 3 *Bayder a 20
| for the two errors. The fact that Seleert, ¢ 1 2 Luttrelles 1 1 Dressage is one of the sien Fleshene forge mae egy. es ° Sievers. ib : +3 complica maneuvers in sports. days was Mustvenians”” Ee eye
[The object is to show calmness, | mn a a big h ‘ - \w ry i 8 * Lemon it ; ;
keenness and manageableness of! ‘wo errors he referred to) ous. obey 33 = were when Huntingfield trotted a| |Frucks: aa é H conn 3 :
or aay ve tg | od FE curkag a Sater Ganrcine:. i ‘tastereon.p olin , it otals 34 5 10 Totals 36M Thirty riders were listed to per-
form the dressage today and 27
|more tomorrow. The other sections’ A Walked for Stobbs in
B—Grounded out for ‘Clevenger in Sth.
C—Walked for Maas tn 9th
aint out wae) = ing Tun, s¢ scored,
jof the three-day event, endurance {; Washington LI! 000 00 3 312—6 Y —Le Brid le. and jumping, are listed for Wednes- mon, Bri res mm pl mary The CIO and pitcher Dick Coyrea, Kaline . Bol bel Rig games themselvs con- Lemon . - $B Boiiin . Bron bs, Lemon.
ithe opener of the twin bill. Coyrea ' lor eight days. |geson, 8 Bolling’ Trucks, DP Bolling,
hurled 3-hit ball and his mates| ‘
Ron Woodhull, to hang wa 72 OUL OKippers Selected
eee ale Sto All-Conference Nine victory. The CIO wrapped up the
The Anderson Jets lashed ‘out! with a 10-hit attack to trounce| Four members of Waterford; squad are shortstop Larry Dion
Fowler’s Fine Foods, 10-4, at Co- High School's Inter-Lakes Confer-| and outfielder John Walker of
lumbia-Joslyn's south diamond.|©n¢e baseball champions have been
Pitcher Jim Addis, who relieved named to the league's 1956 all-star starter Jim Thomas in the Ist in-| team, head coach Dave Freeman Se earal vet A Geir has announced. . eta) ,| Skippers selected were catcher
QeHtte ........ Ron Kind, 3rd baseman Tom clo .
Morrie “and Fiack. Secon wad Bryce, pitcher Chuck Gillis, and baseman | Jerty
ee io + 000 09 9 penal Kruskie. Kruskie, who
t iformed the other half of Water-
aaeein. Hruska nd Beren Dorsey: ford’s 1-2 mound punch, was given honorable
oo ng #32 en a 3 ‘an outfield berth. Waterford elected Gillis its 2nd former University of Michigan
Ten record-holder in the mile, gives Cranbrook’s ~ rey 1-1, Aber 3-2, Masterson
Clevenger 0-0, Chak
Thea Fine doar bb (Luttrell) w—cCha-
—— J} L—Aber 2-3. U—Goar, Pape-
urley. T—2-21.
working agreements.
'REDMOND TOPS AS TRICK-SHOT GOLFER
| Jack Redmond, trick shot golfer, is off on another
tour... “This new setup of mine calls for an 18-hole,
18-country tour.” Jack has been around the world three
0 times and played 3,000 courses.
Greatest golfer: Walter Hagen. Greatest con-
“eentrator: Ben Hogan. Greatest swinger: Sam
Snead. Best amateur: Bobby Jones. Best thing that
| ever happened to golf has been the big prizes that
ae enabled tournament players to earn a decent
ving.
Electric caddycarts are also a boon as they enable
‘elderly men to save their hearts and legs...
“But a cart should not be used by a healthy man who
needs to toughen himself through exercise.”
Redmond scored a record drive by hitting a ball off
the top of a pyramid in Egypt. He once hit a ball off
the foot of Aga Khan. The tanned Redmond calls New
Haven his home ... . “My toughest trick? It's hitting a
\golf ball straight.” ”
Freeman Loses Fingers
in Backyard Accident
CINCINNATI W — Robin Free-\g2 game where most of his rivals
man, phenomenal Ohio State bas- towered over him.
jketball guard, lost parts of the He pumped in an average of
middle and index fingers on his 32.5 points per game last season
left hand in a wood-chopping ac- and put in more than 11 field
icident yesterday. goals per game in the Big 10.
The slender guard, whose ‘‘mir- Freeman was an All-Big-10 se-
acle hands’ helped him break a jlection for three straight years
|flock of scoring records, under-and was named All-America this
| went surgery at Good Samaritan past year.
= Tigers Fall Twice, 6-5, 12- Qe in Feature Se, ie ice! Win at Speedway !
‘but that his son ‘‘will have partia) itiwas Benny Howell night) Sun:
bow Se ret eee day at the Pontiac Speedway as
The elder Freeman said he did M¢ veteran Pontiac driver cap- ask his son details of how the ‘red three events in the modified
happened, but said it hardtop program on the M59 track.
came while his son was working Howell wen the 2%5-lap feature
jin the yard at their home here. race, dash and 4th heat. Benny not
TEACHER AND PUPIL — Don
outstanding miler, Dave Martin, a
“Crane track. Martin, a 19-year-old
the. mile in 4:32.6 for Cranbrook’s Inter-State
“most valuable player”’ and named
Latta the team’s honorary captain.
& Chapéetsine: Featherstone ahd Punck; ‘|.
Addis and Jobason. 4 ; Guntioting the Inter-Lakes
‘track star and Big
Leagie championship track team, but McEwen
i ler bem cost x 21 = 4 way things stand as the Tigers|in 22 meetings last season and [te ty ehes shige a to stop 5 aay oi: 3, He wanted to clean up the alse posted the fastest qualifying
‘Meals =: Bn i 2” \enter the last leg of their road trip|bowed the first six times this year, oo rene oft Pa aiekcooien Weshingtes 2 | $90, S9 ata—33 8 2 iawn, and of course, he's been in| time tm the field of 45 cars.
prom. co BR B 48 3 [before returning to Briggs Stadium |gave the Bengals’ immediate hopes’. 1.34 in the finale. and finally|nels 3, Yemon 2, Sievers 3, Yost, |B |active since the end of the (bas- Dorris Sanders and Ralph Pooley
a» ORs z = w joa Friday night. a rude jolt by sweeping a double-| aot h relief pitching i Oe Tuttle 3 “Hicks 3, House Maxwell 2. 7B—| \ketball) season. So I said he! took nd and $rd_ respectively
Brookiyn Gendar's, Revuite A night game tonight, another "2dr: late going to take the decision. |fin oetrott te — ington. setae could. were some old logs back) bettad Rowell Ge Ratere ren. ure Seca 12 (ist game! contest under the lights Tuesday | The Nats took the first one, Four Detroit pitchers absorbed the veytect &, TS Wee there that Thad been burning and! George Rheindress won the 12-
‘Putsburgh fh0, 8. Louls 98 and a day game Wednesday will | 6-5, and hung on for a 12-9 vie- brusiing in the nightcap, with)3, Wieser 2, Maes 4. Clevenger Cha-'they were kinda He got his lap semi-final, with Chuck Messer [New York § Milwaukee 3 wind up the trip. The Boston | tory in the nightcap. The Na- starter Paul Foytack taking his|*!s 1 HO—Poytack § tn " Breay 2 ‘finishing 2nd and EB Miller |in Ss, Mass 1 in 3%. Masterson 1 in 1./Boy Scout hatchet and was ng mery [Brookiya 8 i ett F 30 innings) Red will be im Detroit for | tionals im the first game did 4th joss against the same number | Wiesler 8 in ¢ ene, out in sn Em (cutting . ‘3rd. Joe Doyle won the pursuit.
Prileaenpein ¢ Chicago ¢ of wins. a Sond, See 23° New| Freeman, 71 and only 5-11, cut a|Other heat winners were Bud Her-
he Se ays Ba . ON a a ak ne Teva |Susbalee 8-0 Wester Wiesler wide swath through OSU schoollbert, Leroy Peterson, Sanders and ——< pm — 6 ington scored x runs Foytack (4-4) U—Pa ne Hurley, arks pl Bud Wells.
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) | : ee 7 . , Junior Softball Meeting {the Recreation office at the Cont” | - ni Cent Williams Lak«
Two Hitter Pitched Managers, parents and players road. The meeting begins at me
1s ( t ted in Waterford’ Townshi t ry are
in Softball League civic" tor League stall years of age and. Jor ple requested to meet tonight in'14-17 years ae
Pete Mihay pitched a 2-hit shut-
out as Elks No. 810 walloped Sam | KE POO PTT IT ee en
Benson, 13-0, in an American divi-|
Brake $
CHECK ADJUSTING sion City Softball League game |
HERE'S WHAT WE tO: Sunday night at Beaudette Park.
© Remove front wheels and © Inspect brake drums. Check * * *@
While Mihay was mowing down
inspect lining and add brake fluid if
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Mantle Sets Pace | |
3 Tigers Also Leaders |
in All-Star Balloting NEW YORK (INS) — Mickey| The Ist tabulation of votes shows ag es Pega! of | Mantle in front with 3,258 votes.
ew York Yankees, leads the initial report
early balloting for the July 10 All- ie ou cent of the ens Star game in Washington. and radio-TV stations taking part
in the nationwide poll of fans
UJ . . shows Jim Piersall of Bosten,
psets igh ight with 196 votes, as Mantle’s clos-
est rival for the American League
Midget Loop Play | ‘eure, tt ith ne. Yankees pushed the Tigers out 4 a naneve petectane ictorns
of 1st place and the White Sox choices, went as follows:
dumped the Senators in upsets that |; 316." pale’ Long. Pittovurgm 2.000 mi | “Second base—Nelson Fox, Chicago,
arked Play in the Federal Sav- | 1,646, Red Schoendiest, 6! Lotus, 2,330. |
ings Boys Club Midget Baseball | tei Sase RAY BOONE, DETROIT, |
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ning.
| Three exhibition games com-
| pleted last night’s card, Stadium
Ina tallied four runs in the éth
. | stanza to defeat Drayton Drug,
° | 4-1, at Beaudette,
Royal Bar Yook a 3-2 verdict ‘ing almost at will in the league
contest originally scheduled last
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Monday will be Battery D, 277th! Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion, in’
Ecorse. This will be commanded |
by Ist Lt. Eugene H. Beach of
Oak Park. Announcement was
made today by Major Gen. George |
C. Moran, State Adjutant General.
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Stocks Recover
Along With Ike NEW YORK i#—The stock mar-
ket continued its recovery today,
keeping step with the recovery
progress of President Eisenhower.
eetaPity the maiet wan Ea ta ahs Sil ly on the news No 1’ 60-15 dos behs: 2: 2 %, .
that the President was ill, but in| 140-1 i We
i xppal
ret ak, nha tt eat OTe
the closing minutes of trading a ioe 90. dou pene fo fe Sate rad: ang rally erased a major pow bts, "nite, fancy. 1-18 dos
of the day’s loss.
“1 to around 3 points while ‘anes
were fractional.
Trading was quite fast at the’
opening with the tape late briefly, |*
but it slowed later. The pace
was around 2,500,000 shares for the.
day. On Friday, business mdunted |
to 3,630,000 shares, second largest |
of the year. /Bibb, No 1, 1.75 pk bskt: ——: head,
in AS wey 3dos crave: lettuce
_ Greens: Cabba, No 1, 2.00-2.2§ <a
Rent No 1, Ts. 2.26 bu. ee
| 1, 1.00-1.28 bu. Sorrel, No 1,
u. Spinach, No- 1, 136-238" bu.
Tarai No 1. 1.00-1 25 bu.
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CHICAGO, June 11 (AP)— poral on
— arrivals 6: op track 13:
ipments Friday 1.015, Saturday 5685,
[oe 41; su teo limited bed oe
ish market tone: no carlot tre Among better gainers today Were new stock arrivals 220: on track et
Santa Fe Railroad, Nickel Plate ©
field Oil, International Nickel, Du
Pont, Eastman Kodak, Inland a S ee gemand good; market
wea er, ref firm: carlot
Railroad, Gulf Oil, TXL Oil, Rich- track Ba wes Woche 00 Yb California -7.00; US 24 jon gwhites US 1A 6.85
6.45; California round reds 6.75
Steel (which had a block of 1,100 peraorr eTEOrT Boas
shares up 3 at 81), Chrysler, Good-
rich, Boeing and RCA.
Niagara Mohawk Power was June 11 (AP)—Rggs fob
down between 1 and 2 points after wtd avg 3342, Grade B large
starting on 9,000 shares off 1% at 4s: iar
29. It was off 248 Friday following ¢
destruction of its Niagara Falls.
hydroelectric plant by rock slide.'
The market started out higher to-
day with trading at a fast clip. At
noon the Associated Press average
of 60 stocks was up $1.50 at $178.50.
At the close Friday, the average
was down $3.00. That loss was the
greatest of = Lomo — months.
The Friday =iling on news of ¢
the President's illness came as the
stock market was recovering from
a three-week reaction of a rather,
severe sort
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STOCK AVERAGES
NEW YORK, June 11 — (AP)—Com-
piled by the er ~— -
Indust a br srocts
vet ® eas + 15
elteges ay.. .252.9 fee m6 1788,
155.1 72.5 1015
956 ee op 129.0 hed way
19658 Low ..... 203.1 1148 67.2 148.8
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(C, J. Nephier Co
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Allen Elect @ Equip* a
Beldwie ane < Co.*
or Lakes On & Chem*
howell Elect Mtr. Co.
Peninsular M Co... 113 113 3 1 9
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Paty ME Oe one aba agt 14.1 Toledo Prod.* 13 (13 Screw - Na adi bid and asked.
Fire Sweeps Apartment,
Causes $150 in Damage
Careless smoking was the cause)
of a $150 blaze woe 5 aan —s
apartment house at cottage
Pontiae firemen said
The . fire started in a second
floor apartment at 2:30 a.m., caus-|
ing $50 damage to furnishings and
*"" $100 to the building, they said. aha cases. included. federal-state ,Juiy 207% March . Tr
eWhites—Grate A Sumbo 46-49 weight. /S¢Pt.. 2-210 | Rre— ed average 47: large 43-44 wtd av . Dec. . 21¢t, July 1.23%, medium 39-40 wtd avg 39'3: small Tac eee ve me i rT) rTn— ec
Browns- ‘Grade A jumbo ‘a “1 wid avg July 153'« March 130
g 42-43 wid avg 43. medium 46 Sept , 152% Lard— Paha large 39-304, wtd orn W%. grade Dec . 139%. July 12.13
ee 33-35 wtd avg 35 ecke 32-34 Marclf 1434, Sept . 1247
wea ase 3") i Oats— Oct 5 «: 12.37
ommerctally graded July >. «68 Nov oe 12.30
Whites—Grade A extra ler 1-43 Sept . 662. Dec ° 1327
abel Grade A extra large 40
arge 35-40. medium 34-3€. small Se
Grede B large 32‘,-34
os eee arket steady Receipts of
Pp quality nearby eggs are short of full
ime but the balance of offerings of
ordinary quality and undergrades are
fully ample Overall demand is fair
appa BUTTER | AND £GG8
HICAGO. June 8 ‘AP}—Chicago Mer-
cantile Exchange: Butter steady, whole-
sale biring prices unchanged rece ue
600 oe $2 A 38°
90 B 56 25. se Cc M4 TS: care $0 B 50.73
steady. wholesale buvin rices
iupckanged feceipts 19.900 0 40 ; tion to Oakland County Register’
Employment Decrease
« Reported for Month
An employment decrease of 3.000
from mid-April to May 15 has
3 ployment Security Commission.
Branch manager James H. Dud-|
ley said the unemployment figure!
pons at 7.200 in mid-May. Non-|
\farm employment stood at 73 700 at
'May 15,
| During May, the Pontiac oftice |P
sireceived 524 job openings, and
placed 329 workers.
°* Fined on Driving Count
Edward H. Brast, 36, of Milford,
paid a total of $90 in fine and costs
in Justice Court Saturday after,
pleading guilty to driving while
under the~influence of liquor, He
jwas arraigned by. Milford Town-
ship Justice James VanLeuven.
Alarm Routs Burglars
| Thieves apparently were scared
off when a burglar alarm sound-
led in a Commerce Township store
jearly today, Oakland County Sher-
iff's oo said, “MARKETS Fine Weather:
ae June 9 eS paid
o 1 and rmers|
Uubarb, outdoor, No large. Oats held firm from the. doz behs. Tomatoes, hothouse,
geal many prices up) Lettuce and salad greens: Lettuce) Start, as did rxe. Corn had al Walt Dears Productions
Reg then partly recovered. |
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Affects Wheat
forged ahead. Gains were not! WITH HIM,
1956
Wheat near the end of the first |
‘hour was: 1% lower to % higher, |
July $2.08%8; corn 4a lower to 4s)
\higher, July $1.5342; oats un-.
ichanged to % higher, July 65%: |
rye %% to 1 higher, July $1.24%4; |
lsoybeans 34 to 3% higher, July
$3.15%4; lard 5 to 10 cents per |
jhundred pounds higher, July $12.10. |
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Grain Prices | CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, June 11—i\AP)} — Open to- |
Gay
Wheat Dee. ... 70
Pontiac Man Flip \¥ a
Oakland Deeds Post
Jack Habe]. Pontiac real estate. ; i
salesman and former auto dealer,)
announced today that he is a candi-|
date for the Democratic nomuina-|
in which the men beat him pean Youth; 12, Hospitalized home-made blackjacks, kicked h
After Telegraph Collision °0 cut him with a knife, all said his assailants forced structor at Pontiac High School, to boost the firm to a new record.
A 12-year-old boy received mitor aes from the road while he was Will attend a three-day workshop for life insurance sold during May.
‘head injuries in a two-car accident driving on Henley at Princeton in June 14-16 at Kellogg Center. Mich-| The local agent, who is associ-,
"|Saturday afternoon on Telegraph' Berkley and after a brief fight
Rd., according to authorities. \forced him into their car. The at-
| EVADE - cincaco w—rine weather te! fa [84 BAIDGEIRF
(EE SE Ae a wet ie down natn da) CORNERED BADGER 16 A Kania Ho, Utts| Trost in anest waren,’ DANGEROUS FOE. EVEN THE ‘jmatched in other cereals, After GOLUVEN EAGLE USUALLY .
some early hesitancy, soybeans!) COMES OFF SECOND BEsT oa
fis oy
to Conference at MSU
mm Harold Harboldt. vocational
igan State University.
He will be among 120 instructors Agency, competed with Columbus
viliam R, Anderson, who was tackers were all between about 18; who will gather for ‘Foundry
jwith his father, John T. Ander- and 24 years of age, he said.
kee from Pontiac General Hos-|for the attack. He said the thugs |
jtook his wallet, containing $10, but!
| cone police said the Ander- said that he did not think robbery
son car turned left from Garland, was the motive.
ae into the southbound vehicle of —o
H. Jr., IN ne aa r. 35, of 2250 State to Let Contract ‘Island on Expressway Bridge
Truman's Limousine Among 20 state highway con-
Has Blowout in France {Lansing june 20, will be m beidge
PARIS — The limousine car- to carry the Brighton-Farmington rying former President Harry s,|Expressway over the Grank Trunk
Truman on a,tour of Loire Valley Western Railroad northeast of New
chateaus had (ic blowout at 50 miles Hudson, . Highway Commissioner
lan hour today. The chauffeurCharles M. Ziegler announced in
‘brought it to a halt without mis- his monthly bulletin today.
Truman commented: “We cer. cer-/gressway and all the contracts for:
our, lunch. is going to be held up.” lalready have been let, Gree ond.
|structors Seminar,” a new educa- lv, S. in selling nearly $65,000 in:
ison, 51, of 1200 Ward Rd., was re-| The victim could give no reason itional venture for the American! ‘life insurance, company a |
Foundrymen's Society.
Top Place Nominees
Pa., for president, and Samuel
Friedman of New York City,
vice
Japan Prays for tke
recovery. ahd your Wg STRONG MUSCLES, SHARP
CLAWS AND POWERFUL Acacia Park Cemetery, Birming- .
JAWS AKE HIS WEAPONS, *am. with arrangements by the From Moving Auto
AND A SAVAGE FIGHTING DISPOSITION
MAKES HIM, POUND FOR POUND, | eon, Dr. Douglass Haddock of Or- 67 Belmont St., was in good con-
ONE OF THE MOST FORMIDABLE = chard Lake; two daughters, dition at Pontiac General Hospital
president. é
The party made the nominations Harold J. Hidlay, who retired yesterday at the close of its annual! May after 36 years of service wi
three-day convention in Chicago. |General Motors. Darnton will
TOKYO wW— Prime Minister, John H. Griesen, 1062 Canterbury
Ichiro Hatoyama sent a cable to Dr., has qualified as a member
hap. Ten other contracts on the ex- President Eisenhower today say-of the 1955 Star Club of the New
jing the . “Japanese government York Life Insurance Co., based on
tainly have been lucky on this,grading dual lane paving from and the people pray for yourjhis 1955 sales records. He will at-
trip. But what bothers me is that Kent Lake east to Grand River’ speedy early’
ineturn to the. attairs of state.” Buck Hill Falls, Pa, { ; .
Close ‘56 Rally in Pontiac - Robert Burlns, of Wakefield, was came to a close at the Pontiae
elected president and Nelson Van [Temple youterdey. Reipseaies yr , s and guests who attended ‘Dongen, of Grand Haven, was lourday evesl were back at Gat
jnamed vice president at large of ‘homes today after what officials
the Michigan Association of Elks called a “very successful” _conven-
" the annual state convention on
Grand Rapids was voted to be
Water Drug the site of the next convention in
Store Owner Dies “Tre owosso cnaper’s team was dune, 1957, at a Saturday busi-
meeting.
(named ritual contest champion at
_ WATERFORD—Service for Em- the president’s banquet Saturday
lery R. Beedle, 69, drug store op-/night and will represent the state
erator in Waterford since 1926. will in national competition. Iron River
‘be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Christ ranked second. Grand Haven won
|Lutheran Church. Burial will be the drill team meet with Kalama-
jin Otisville. zoo runnerup.
| Mr. Beedle, who lived at 4130 A Sunday Memoria! Service con-
|Airport road, died early today at'cluded the event at the Temple
Ford Hospital. yesterday noon on the fourth day
q He was a veteran of World War f @ heavy schedule of activities
| 1, belonged to American Legion Which included meetings, sports,
| Pest No. 431 here, and to the ‘“inner-dances, sightseeing, etc.
Waterford-Drayton Kotary. , Retiring State President Lewis
| Surviving are his widow, Luella,. 4- Koeptgen, of Port Huron, was
three sons, Donald, Robert and the featured speaker st the Sat-
Randall, all of Waterford, and a urday night banquet. ‘daughter Barbara Chamberlain of, City Manager Walter Willman
Day aaburg. and six grande hildren. gave the welcome address at ths
. session. Mayor William Donaldson
Miri Ea k and Jack Bender, “Exalted Ruler
ORCS LAKE. — Private Ho ge 510, spoke ot service was held ai 2pm! today a Saturday business meeting.
jat her home at 4414 Sunbeam, for
Mrs. Muriam E Haddock, ®, «bo Youngster, 3, Falls
Pursley Funeral Home of Pontiac
Mrs, Haddock is survived by a = Three-year-old Jay Schnake, of
HE Vv JOR Gladys Larrabee of Orchard today with injuries suffered when i
NT ANIMAL LU, | | Lake and Grace Haddock of De- he fell out of a moving car in Orion :
cbnt an ware 37. mediums 3¢ 8 ADVERSARIES } standards 3475. dirties 33. enecas 3178. Of Deeds in the August’7 primary fai) He :
New York Stocks Creat receipts 23:7 — election. Drsinibured by King Fesuares Syodiae | roit: and four sisters, Mrs, Jean Township last night.
— ee — | MacNeil of North Hollywood, | The child suffered a possible con- : Late Morning Quotations: . , :
aamtra! . a Fh Hayes 312 Poultry | A graduate of the University of - Calif, Mrs. Attrude Gillis, of cussion, face lacerations, and pos- i Air Reduction 44¢ Kennecot 1226 nevacer setcune es Michigan, where government was) Auto Dealer Named. Old War Bonds Bronxville, N. Y., Mrs. Florence sible chest injuries, according to a t
Ailed Sire 48g Kresge 83 28 pe per pound Le uitietre fer we irguaity fo major ea Habel seven L C 00 n rance O’Rourke of Hollywood, amt hospital spokesman. ! Allis Chalmers 65 Kroge: i 4 poultry up te 10 am our years in the Air Force, where Become e acy and Mrs. Emma Domina ef ¢ fel| out of a car being driven : tehn & P .,, 19.1 light ¢ 7
. | ribet = . NS Lor Giass .. 813 Piaget Oi oath or ey. Me he was director of military and to Regional Council g | Brookline, Mass. = by his father Gilbert C. Schnake,
Pe pone eee! tee hy Y ats i heavy ests 30 “ola roosters. & civilian personnel at several bases. for School Bard An Oakland County resident for 48. on Joslyn Road. Schnake told am Cran © @4 Lockh Aire | 444° Comment Market about steady -Mod- He is a member of the Pontiac ' - of O Mrs. Haddock Oakland County Sheriff's deputies Loew's 22 «(erate receipts. mostly canonettes: were ~ Robert B. Oliver. owner of Oliver : 5 : the past 16 years, Mr addoc am Ges & FE] S46 4 = : ea ita task Wee, Police and Fire Tma! Board, St OKLAHOMA CITY w — In 194? was dmving about 35 miles Am MaPdy 316 Lene © Cem 18 = Séequate to just © falr demané Motor Sales Inc . has been elected was a member of Orchard Lake he &
Am Moters : Lpalarair ash 4 oe servyrovens wwe sai Vincent Catholic Church, Elks. K:- . two $25 war bonds were presented : ° Presbyterian Church per hour when he heard his wife Am M Oss ole heck Tk. 322 CHICAGO. POCL TRY wanhis, and the Scholarship Com- to a term on the 10-member Detroit Taft Junior High School by music Engineer Says Location - : scream and looked up to see the
am tne. 31) Martin G! 32 € =CHICAGO. June @ ‘AP: —Live pou! ay mittee of the Urban League Guild. Zone Buick Deal- ial os enero, eee . . . Ida Waters Skerrett bov rolling in the road. = = May D 8: #94 about steady: receipts in tudents. They ly at Madison Junior High ling in
am TexTet rT McGraw MH =P. Thursdsy 378, 68.000 Ib: feb paring ng He is also vice president of YMCA ers Council. divi- eee ey were omy , LAKE ORION — Arrarngements The father told investigators Am Tob eq Mead Cp 337 prices unchanged ht hens 18-18. “Camp Mahn go tah see sion officials an- framed and hung on the band room Is Safe Hazard , : Jay had apparently the | = seg Merck . 6 tere ee fevers BedeS. cla, rocciccs ; d are pending at the Huntoon Fu- pp :
wane ec m1 pra a a sis 18-16 caponeties over 4's 21-28 under Habel, of 22 Miami Rd. is mar- nounced recently ‘wall as a sign of the school's war neral Home. Pontiac. for Ida Wa- door while playing with the handle. ,
Anse W & CY solean ( acai’ 2-358 ried and has two children The group is effort. The other day they were t : ters Skerrett, 84, of the Blackerby Armes Bt! 538 voont Ward 415 Se = part of a nation- ; The city has told the Pontiac
Armour. GC Co 216 Lonegeg vy livestock: _ iewutad oe discoved by the printipal. W. B. Board of Education that the Perry Convalescent Home, Lake Orion. Area Cottage Bancocked :
ress uy ce eo : = loda e Calendar made Gp of Buick Graham, who was looking over the Street entrance to the new James Mrs. Skerrett, who was born in | Atl Cet Line 88 oer pr 61 ranle rebel tealo = e - wall decorations. Madison Junior High School will Highland, is survived by a half Several household items were Al Ref! 03 DETROIT une 1! (AP) —Hogs—Se dealers who ex- ki
Avce Mfg 6 oe ig a Bde 1100 Barrows and gilts under 220 ©=Reg. meeting. White Shrine, can . ideas He opened the frames and found have to be closed because of its sister, Mrs. Lucille Frazier of Den- stolen and a cottage ransacked in
Balt & Ohie “. Nat Cash R 431/28 Opening wean Gas conn Touit, Wed. June 13. 8 p. m. Roosevelt cee to 45 with a letter from 145 contributors ex- hazardous location ver, Colo and one cousin, Mrs. a recent breakin at 300 E. Drahner
Benguet | ee pe ga | Stesdy. cariy — Ne 1. 3 and 3 Temple, 22 State St. Berneice the retail phase plaining they were presented by Dr. Otto C Hutfziger, adminis- Frank Blanchard of Detroit Road, Commerce Township, the
Beth Steel 1444 war Lead .. 87 poopy = oh Mie PLE ol oe Cover —Adv students of instrumental music trative assistant, said the letter ; Oakiand County Sheriff's Depart-
pene Ale Sat wy Cone! orate 18. mee wee me Mo. 1 end 3! a wre = OLIVER 24 at date of maturity should be from City Traffic Engineer Theo- Bere Lawerence A- Taye ‘ment anid today:
Reed Sire. 168 wie M Pow | 08 iste few uetrer lightest see a cashed with the money going to dore M. Vanderstempel, ‘surpriseq WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —! The losses were discovered by berg" wareer as NS am es oe. to 100. 425-589 1b. sows 12 08 ary News in Brief Oliver is past president of both 1 music desarumasd ae him.” ~ . Service for Mrs. Lawerence (Hil- owner Kari Boettcher of Detroit
Briggs Mz. BS er Pac t-, 34 | eee en eee eee Recetyts laciote the Mi ind Pontiac Auteme- dred L.) Taylor. 51, of 520 North Sunday when he visited the house se se 5 2 around 800 cows and 650 étockers chigan a! 1ac | “The wishes of the donors are be-; «we had made an y Brun meine M2 hte on « 1) teert that abe swede, shan A Tana gas bile Dealers Associations, Active in ing carried out. | cont wih ah eiciy Gal es romans Wan tants ten 1 p.m. {for the first time in several weeks. 4 Owens ‘ t b bert . . paid . : ; ‘ Pursl Funeral
Burreughe. 382 Pac GQ &@ Bi 803 )rede Senerells 120i pes comer oe civic affiars. he is a former presi- entrance would be limited to an z ey |
Soa” HAE BE eS 2 FRE desde mun woo une nau on oes Neu Planners to AnalyZe srcse sme ctatTeres: (ontae comes Be ae Can Dry iu Param Pict 1< rere end feeder . amas ea ueeoral ae ne eal is q director of the Chamber of anners 0 na yze he was in favor of this,” he said. jo idence Friday. Cas £ 3 Parke De <3) ‘ = n ¢ i } . j we : Capital Airl .. 314 Penney, JC. 0 | Sid, MER cheice te choice ted steers He had been charged with reck- Seisewte Se el Se i Vanderstempel said the ‘“‘ar-| Surviving besides her husband Carrier Cp. 38.1 Pa RR mao raid whety | paged munity youth activities se ee One Full Year Guerentee Case J! 123 Pepst Coin ., 2423! 00-22 50 bulk mostly good e'eert less driving and excessive noise al resides at 278 W. Ir is Area foning PECIS sa rangement’’ was only “temporary” and her mother, Mrs. Lulu Ford For Houses, Apertments, Gro-
penal <caae hy Midas = <1 4 1200 1 steers 22 6-22 60: ‘oad high when arraigned before Orion Town- ore ause of the muddy conditions Sellers. are qa daughter, Mrs Bar- cecy Sees fs Rest ed
Caryalee os Philco 226 eee ed ite teat pane’ ustis; Ship Justice Helmar G. Stanaback on zoning problems will at oes entrances to the school. ‘bara Hensen of Ypsilanti; two] pensin out only one hour. No Cities Philip Mor 4 and standard eteers and heifers ur- be d Both Hufziger and Vanderstem- brothers and one sister. : . Clark Equnip 844 prin P 64 } et = ay iscussed at a meeting in signs used.
Cima We @. pi Pine @ es (yoy, 1680-17 $8 utility cows mestiy Blending guilty to driving while MacDowell Chorus Clarkston June 18 sponsored by pel agreed on a meeting to arrive) ’ Ciuett Pee 434 Proct & G 9 1100-1300. few. lightweight, cannets under the influence of liquor, Wal- Oakland County Planning Com. at a final action Mrs. Edith P. White Rox Ex Com an
co fam. 800 Pee onl te en ca ie oS commercial bulls ter C. LaMontagne, 49. of Milford, mission. Gaairea rz Robert F. Since March, Vanderstempel has! LAPEER — Services for Mrs Pp y Col Bré A ... 342 RCA - +o 428 4@8 tb end ib stockers 21.00. bulk was fined $65 and paid $15 in costs be- Ww will held J 1014 Pent. St. Bk. Bldg. FE 46-9462 §Col Ges ..,.. 155 Repub Sul <3 0 aeaalcandch lves and rear —— said today. _worked to close the entrance Edith P. White, 60. be
on ete ao Rat ree e! ings 18 chee men oS , bonne He ie? scion cig ren ce L. Smith, Pontiae at- Cause its use “imperiled school today st 3'p. m) at the bet) —E—_—_——_—_— “ne fe. y set 2 Calves—Salable 325 Vealers opening Justice James VanLeuven o i hildren,” he said. It is located at Street Gospel Church. Burial will ' i . 8 7 c s 4 Poortelly a Got echelon bop! steady. early sales good and 18 tora Township Thirty members of Pontiac's, eae “will talk about “Comiplica- the crest of a hill on Perry. be|be in engi caers, are wie
om P pf G's 1896 gateway St 83 prime 95.00.38 68. utility and commer-| MacDowell Male Chorus under the tions and Pitfalls of Township Zon- a . L We pees :
Cora Par... oe St glee plead 3 cial 1800-1900, cull and low tl Richard A. Newingham, %, of direction of George H. Putnam par- ing.” and Michigan State Univer. Sai ‘died Friday night at her home, ay Goniing in Oskland Curtise wr... 331 Boovills Mis. we M eois galabie 200 «= Marker abeyt Bay City, is serving 2 days in ticipated in the 2.000 voice interna- sity Professor Louis A. Wolfanger 333 South Elm St cant oe ety a eaves 1
Det Edis = 144 rome ght 4p steady = iae< supp! ies abou te the Oakland County Jail for driv- tional concert of Associated Male will discuss ‘Making Township FI f p fiac Man | Surviving are two sons. Alan D. apenine Complete training :
Dees, ose ie Gey Sel Ou, 20°F mae wer} pelts STe0 “rew ‘head good ing with a revoked and denied Choruses this weekend in Roches- Zoning Ordinances Work.’ ec on at home and Pfc wemge ees and oftice facilities provided. ~ Chem ,... 684 Smmene "1 gg and chotce 22.00. some cull and utility driver's license. He pleaded guilty ter. N.Y. Swanson said the conference, . . in France with the U. S. Army; aie, Fel EE Du Pont ......204¢6 ; shorn lambs 12 00-18 00 few head good : ; : h Opportunity D
East Air & a7 Socony Mob -. [12 spring lambs 2300, few sales sisughter to the charge Saturday before jus- The occasion for meeting was open to the public, was arranged fo igh Lions ost her father. William Johnson; three fo ewisory capacity. Cusr- Bast Kod .& : fou Re : 12 sheep 700 down tice Allen C. Ingle of Farmington. the dedication of the Memorial Au- because of the interest shown in an ;brothers, Albert J. of pine anteed income up to $500.00 ~q
Emer Rad... 10 pybtdnearg ditorium in Rochester earlier. meeting on the same sub- { the William H. Lapeer. and Harry per month plus commissions
bxcceco |. o82 Sid Olt Caiit 1004 cuxaoa jue . eS ace noge _ 4 Detroit man is serving 40 days = Don Craig, featured singer, was ject. Pullen L oe ected Johnson of Flint: also four half- J and bonus. Call Mr. Clinton Faird Mor .,.. _ br en orgs ae 6.000. very slow and uneren putchere in Oakland County Jail after plead- master of ceremonies for the oc A discussion will follow the two Ava governor at the annual brothers and two half-sisters: —BReadway 43-5862, De-
Pred Mach... 3. Std OL Onto. . $22 SEhdy to oo ewer eee bs to ae ing guilty to illegal possessién-ef casion. speeches. James F.. Donald. Marvin, and] treit of write qualifications to Preepot Sul... 934 Stevens. JP... 223 sales 25 to vue tum Ne 2 and Sibeer end peedi Willi E. poet election of officers during the an- , Box 10. PONTIAC PRESS.
Preuh Tre .. 32, Stud Pack .... 8 Tate, a iy te butchers 1670-1125: 8 me —s According to . some of ‘nual Lions convention at the Sher-\Richard Johnson, all of Lapeer: nk Gen Dyneam | > too ag Me ae ew 100 No 1 to 3 mostiy No 1 and 2? Hicks, 20, was arraigned before the numbers the masse choruses Detroiters Suffer Inj uries aton C jillac Hotel in Detroit yes: | Mrs. Nettie Austin, Attica, and : 5
Gen Fas". A386 Suit Coe--+ $8 maently Ne reed Re Seignt and grace Justice Allen C. Ingle, of Farming- sang included ‘'Now Let Every ‘terday. iMrs. Ethel Boose of Lake Orion. ; v « 4 6
* Gem Motors. $27 Tes © Oat .... 301) OS meet Wo 2 and a bee 300 ih id son Towmeip Setermy: boven Adore Thee.” “The Lost in Waterford Car Crash He became the first city resident - Gen Shoe ..,. 25) Tiers ; 1625-16-75. larger lots 325-425 Ib. rd.” “De Gospel Train." mar i Gen Tel... $17 eS iis sows 13. 76-18 0, ® few lots selected 300: 300, Pleading guilty to driving while | “Down in the Valley,” “Battle TWo Detroit residents received in the club's 30-year history to :
Gillette.” 44.3 Transamer.... 8 Te 1b 50 br eleklly’ Ghove. bunt 4sb-s50 Under the influence of liquor. Eari Hymn of the Republic” and ‘’The Minor injuries and another was reach the post. William Bailey SPE
Perce Hs Bears Macht chug oe, sao vem fp ince and conte He se ar, CREO the roed'and struck © willy pole deputy diavicr governor. 3 see n Carbide... ve Tr.
one Ree aa OR Bo beet ft reagent nom funy” weedy" raigned before Milford Justice [cae reed aot stuck a wey President H . Vernon led ‘ P Aut St WenTacs.. M12, Gan air tin. 2.4/ebgat stende: coms active fe in Waterford Township last night. arry Verno a Private Passenger Auto Gal ae 161 Unit Pruit...,, 304 nce tncomplete; vealers steady x a) James VanLeuven. seperte! unt rt) § Assailants | eeseene Kincaid, 21, suffered a 20-man delegation representing the en ae .
» Holland P,... 123 Up Gas Cp.... 304 Migher: werkets, Snorage good te high| A bilifela and $44 was | right arm and John De- Pontiac club at the convention. PASSENGER MEDICAL... Thousand Dollar Death
Homesth | ...- 334 5 Us Ruover ..+. 48.4, 600d B50-1080 Tb tr Leary the downt sym Carlo, 24, had scalp lacerations.! Several business meetings and} Benefit at NO EXTRA CHARGE, covers all mem-
Ti Cent eo OE OS foe lol ies few borderline ood, and choice “heifers ae = William 3. McBride, 24 =, Ol Fem a e esi ent gid were treated and released by Various group forums were held] bers of family or passenger in any type auto acci- Toe Re ¥ 8, Wao Real oi wea re ee ea Dick St. Pontiac police said. fh sions eek te ac General — tla | durg the pene angel “Lead dent orlaslal pedestrian!
= 33.3 Otters i y whiner by atewi unt for five young: ttiye Jackson,. the driver, er Dog” program being carri = Inspir . gaq Warn B Bir 33.3 Ot 10.60-12.50. @ few heavy Motet y
Interlak a — Aes ig te bod ae 2 fe vutitit wand ‘umeraal| boy's bicycle was reported'men who reportedly beat and kid- investigating Waterford Township|on in Rochester and backed by ROAD AID TRIP SERVICE
iat Bee on Wate $3.3 ‘bails 2400, © few head of prime tnclacea stolen Saturday afternoon from in naped a 21-year-old Ferndale man police officers her car was forced state Lions was among the main] Road Service Card honored Tyavel maps and routing
edd ee tle abador aang ete ot oe. eal te awe ee front of the Pontiac Boys Club, was lunched today by law enforce- off the road by an on coming ve- ,projects discussed. a ose output for FREE a . al able s 00; tr iment officers. f = HOt te te. Yate Tow 308| eNOS ay en tttag ace) ee a Hal, af 694 E. Marahan ge.(e, St Vourbele and Calvert LIABILITY INSURANCE covers trailers, and i AW act G2 Yor gu HE, ge hehe Geta ele vou tends al and wenden LAE, Narain St. rons Business Notes tM Howe Trailer at NO EX Yor 7 culls - Ci Or
paeebel cess Zenith Rad ree kind 16.00. BP sake to eheice a bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-403]. dorm’ aa as “es Se p : T her Del House railer at NO EXTRA COST: Johnna Man... 493 Ford Mo ‘Slaughter ewes —AQv. | rece ontiac eacher le ate Law E. bude f 1540 ] W ith y C = 6 . ’
Jones & L 44 _— morning during a four-hour drive 9 ‘rence man,’ 0! nsure it, our Critizen’s Man!
Playsted St., was among the Co-
|Imubus Mutual Life Insurance.
in-'Co.’s top 10 sales leaders in helping |
Brummett-
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FE 4-0588 . PARKING
jated with the Charles F. Durrant
In-'Mutual Agents from all over the
‘said.
Thomas E. “Darnton, 39, form-'
CHICAGO ({NS)—Socialist Party Oldsmobile Forge Plant, has been, candidates for the national election appointed purchasing agent of the
are Darlington Hoopes of Reading, Oidsmobile Division, it was an-
H.'nounced today by J. F. Wolfram, |
for general manager of Oldsmobile a
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TWENTY-EIGHT THE: PONTIAC PRESS, M@NDAY, JUNE 11, 1938 : -_
» Becomes Avowed Dem Candidate
GOV. AVERELL HARRIMAN: “What I'm doing now is just what |
I used to do as a railroader in the
By BRUCE BIOSSAT
ALBANY, N. Y. (NEA) — Demo-
cratic Gov. W. Averell Harriman
of New York, whose 22-year ca-
reer in government reads like a
synopsis of the period's history,
has been very busy-not-icoking in,
the direction he wants to go—to the
presidency.
But Saturday Harriman
nounced that he is an ‘‘active can-
didate” for the Democratic presi-
dential nomination.
Harriman made his first disclos-
ure he is entering the race for the
nomination in a speech before the,
Hatters’ Union Convention in New
York City.
country's top job as any man an- old days.”
Stevenson is off in front for the
1956 presidential nomination. So
he and his political mentor, Car.
mine DeSapio, Tammany leader,
are playing the only game that
suits the circumstances. They're
making ready to come from be-
if Stevenson hind with a rush
_ should ‘falter.
This game calls for Harriman to,
immerse himseif in the affairs of election over popular Sen
populous New York State. while varied duty or known
the world’s great.
HAS STALIN'S GIFT
Roosevelt
kins-man.
nally going to Russia
sador from 1943 to 1946.
Former President Truman kept
time he was lost,
‘to run for
in 1954.
CLOSE WIN
Harriman went on
DeSapio lays out some lines to key 12.000 vote margin.
party figures. DeSapio is just dis-
playing the merchandise—not push-
ing it.
Mt "LTE-MILLIONAIRE
He believes he's as fit for the| The “merchandise’’ is of a sort
not at all common to politics. A
around. And, getting his baptism! muiti-millionaire by inheritance.
in elective office after long service Harriman has a background clut- As a campaigner,
en he seemed aloof,
walking the streets of The gévernor chose to make his!
dent in a different field. Few meri
in public affairs have seen such
Harriman can
drop the biggest names in the bus-
iness in the confident assurance,
his own will be dropped in return.
The late Joseph Stalin gave him,
a pair of horses and he still has. Suna Valley as a winter resort.
one on his New York farm. As an avowed New Dealer,
The iate President Franklin UD.
saw in Harriman a
FDR's top adviser,
Harry Hopkins, liked him, too.
That explains how he drew a
succession of increasingly
But he decided
‘Ives, Republican, by a tsssue-thin 84™
stooped man (now 64) offered
_ curious contrast, His platform |
speeches crumbled into dust. Oft-
friends would say “shy.” Yet, |
riding the back of an open car or
came to life with a warm glow | endless
day,” he says.
so many of
thete he
worries
ning him.
im-
as ambas-
For a York for nothing. aren't eran, “bounding around the state
‘thumps. away at the
world issues that stir him ntost.
WORKED FOR FATHER
Now and then a reporter notes
Aides say he snorts at this.
I'm doing now is just
ito do as a railroader in the old Premature
with RH- blood.
Fresh out of college, Harri
went to work for the Union
cific, one of his father’s lines. ie
twe years he was a vice presi-
dent, but then he switched to |
Wall Street and dipped inte ship-
ping and other enterprises. In|
1932 he returned te the Union Pa-
-cific as beard chairman, While
promoted the first —
streamlined train and developed |
man tied to Tammany,
‘symbol of low-order government, |
‘he may find some leaders shun- 9 glucose solution—last night,near-
ly 70 hours after birth. After three
three-hour feedings they
‘so much progress. that t
ipsit on a weak formula early today. theft
Doctors at Mount Sinai said the ball
who weighed 5 pounds 11 ,,
It's pretty good bet he'll hang ounces, was strong enough to take
him at top spots in the govern-‘onto it until he can be sure it will the formula from a bottle.The two
ment fold another seven years. count somehow in the final reck- girig were fed through a tube.
‘Then the Democratic regime end- oning. Nobody is governor of New
-ed and Harriman was out Ig his chance never opens up.
portant federal assigaments, fi- Harriman almost surely will cast
| his strength to Stevenson, But he
| won't cast it away casually, |
“What today appeared
what I used desperate battle
*—born to Mrs.
|were saved b
changes of their
in hours of their
| tive antibodies f
ancient tors said.
The babies go
boy,
After the feedi
to win the
(probe in 1943,
fire vesterday.
The inn,
County, this tall,
though his
a town, b© Detroit family. located Triplets Saved
Harriman —Tammany Merchandise wir New Blood fusing which normally
tabbed as political credentials, To- for
day he still owns five houses.
Not only was he raised on the |
right side of the tracks. His fa-
ther owned the tracks, A Wall
Myrtle Ave., New Milford, N. J.
were RH-positive from their fa-—
| ther, but coated with RH-nega-
| The condition could have caused |
he, bleod cell destruction leading to |
party conservatives. As a fatal jaundice within hours, doc-
incubators by ‘a ‘
‘portion,”’ the hospital reported. to be winning a!
Evelyn Nesbit
at her home here Saturday.
i
de into a movie by 2th Cen-| Arrest City Driver Following Collision
No one was injured, police said. | Avondale
District, County of Oakland,
Mie
oO
TION INCREASE PRO.
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- Tet gualinee crore at Tress
Recovering pales, hue, ren, tht, Speci One driver wag charged With’ pisirict, County of Oaklan .
From Stroke drunk and disorderly conduct when teura ef i:00 cinch in. and, 826 a was Time,
LOS ANGELES #. — Evelyn accent reportedly aeaieing Saas purpose of voting on the follow.
Nesbit, famed beauty of 30 years right turn, Pontiac police said. i SONDING PROPOSITION
appearances, He Transfusions Cc hange ago and key figure in a sensation- Charged was Johnny J. Whittle,) Shall Avondale School District, Cal Oak-
national and RH Factors in Jersey * murder trial of the day, is re-|22?, of 1414 Oakland Ave. who re- —— ae oe > sight hundred fifty
covering from a cerebral stroke. portedly struck the rear of a uoand “sa, ae dollars Seok erets
Babies’ Systems. = 2° = , car driven by Jessie D. Mc- Oe rand tormuhieg Saas to the
Attendants at Parkview Hospital Crary, 22, of 373 $. Andesson St./High School Building, the Suntor High
Mar < ‘said the condition of the Tl-year- > en =e
his tireless: frendly campaigning NEW YORK (INS)—Doctors at) iq sculptor and art inst ee rR Ww. Kennett Rd. and N. Stanley Sites ——, ——— enero no B
and writes of the “new Harriman.” Manhattan's Mount Sinai Hospital . 4, satisfactory. She was stricken ee “— —— PERATING TAX-RATE LIMITA=
ROPOS
tot : CS & git In 1906, Miss Nesbit’s husband,| “NOTICE 18 HERESY GIVEN THAT), Shell {ne limitation on the, lead
triplets born Friday mittionaire Harry K, Thaw, was) Sppiication wee made on tne et oie, (seainst all property in Avondale @chool
tried for the fatal shooting of graph’ Company. to. the Pi Com- (District, Oakland County, Micwen’. tne * ° purposes except nes
munications Co: n to © he : payment of interest and rincipal ong
The infants—a boy and two girls! ope SG oe Bentz ph office at Waterford, | spiigations incurred prior to _ Decent er
san aed one Ege arcitecta of the era. Thaw con: Mines, Rate cri vi cs gat t,t, te, Brains ee be White had “ his Unehiges. 30 re Poosecea mt — Sootien ste — Xof the Constitution
' wife arriage Ne 26 me Het Ahead asec lis) of the assessed valua-
y two complete = . Bay icant ‘st tha npentes someting toi pte cont) ne, 9 coe Suuemeed Torres
blood supply with- | oe \etiee way sebisaulonts im wetting wnn|Semeet Datriet for five, (Bh years. (oe
birth ‘Thaw, committed to an asylum, tne Fedre! Communications Commission oe ceca ee ee panes’
hed nine years ago. aw . D.C., on or before June | funds for openating expenses?
Doctors found their bloed cells | Miss Nesbit’s life story was : Jute 4, 11, 1986| Each person voting on the bonding
proposition (Proposition 1 ebove’ must be
ia) A citizen of the United Btates of
‘truy-Fox last year. It was called pene Cours, ter ¢ the County of Oakland, America over (wenty-ome (21) years
rom mother. |e uven. vision of age
thelr if The Girl in the Red Velvet In the matter of the petition concern-| , te of chi
” b) A resident of the State of Mi
‘Swing, | ing Er or Moner one Shire ones gen tor six 6) months ang ef th
| Sites Williaa, auinere. Conse Ne. 16507, [none™,, Dust: for ee: aye To Willte sCeoments Honer, father of fe) Have property assessed for taxes
t their first food—
in
ey were for
ert
ngs, their condition ng
‘substantial pro-
i |
Mr. and Mrs.
Investigating Detectives Investigating
Theft of Two Wallets
| Oakland County detectives were city, Emery said
in Macomb investigating the theft of $161 from’
once employed about 165 a Southfield Township home today.
‘persons when it was running full-|
‘tilt as a gambling establishment. ‘21890 Hampton St.,
‘In recent years it was leased by wallets had been stolen Sunday/of money were reported stolen dur-
\the Fraternal Order of Eagles and with a total of $261 in cash in'ing the breakin Friday night of a
was purchased last summer by a them Buck Sullivan, of,
reported their:
home at 123 N. Johnson Ave.,
Sherif Depart- tiac Holding 3 City Men
d made three city men are being held:
According to Pontiac Det.
ph it man’s auto when arrested Satur-) still listed ag “fair” was so much q,\ night. |
improved it was possible to cut
governor of New York Egrmer Macomb Gaming down on the tank oxygen in their
Den Destroyed by Fire
DETROIT (# — The Chesterfield.
Irving Inn at East Detroit, closed as a
bling house after a grand jury,
was destroyed by, possible charges of grand larceny.
The fencing belonged to a con-.
struction company under contract.
‘to build the ball diamond for the sine chav
leging at
lot the
Theft of Fencing | enter the jurisdiction of this Cour
Sts of Mi investigation in the reported aie ot ins aes
of fencing from a city base- hear
diamond under construction Saber 1260-B West Blvd.
P tiac. in said County, Joslyn and Columbia avenues. Torn dayne! ans aD
Emery, about 1,000 feet of fene-. rs said hearing.
was found in the trunk of one’ \service hereof,
June 11. been filed in this Court,
present whereabouts
father of the minor children is
junknown and the said children are de-
| pendent upon the public for support
{and that said children should be p
on
1956, at
Rob-| o’clogk in the afternoon, and you are
ereby commanded to appear personaliy| | Precinct
It being impractica) to make personal
ry — copy of Bhar
ELSIg J 7 ESCassE: NO,
Deputy Probate acme.
Juveniie Division within the School District, or
er Township in which they
Each person voting on the
millage increase proposition
laced tion Tl) must be t be the
lawful husband or wife of such person,
(d) A registered elector of the City
reside
ratirg
‘oposi-
(a) A cititen of the United States of
‘b} A resident of the State of
an for six (6) months and
hoo! District for thirty (30
in the City/ prior to the date of the election: ie’ A registered elector of the Cus the;
(WO'er Township in which they reside
Ne. 1 — Aubugn Heights name of the people of the america over twenty-one (2)) years of you are hereby noti- 4,
on oes the hearing on said petition,
held at the Juventle Court, Oak-
County Service Center, Court House) Mich!-
ef ine
) days
The piace of voting will be as follows:
Bchoo!,
260 South Squirrel Roes,
in
Auburn Read, |
Local Unit
Avondale Schoo!
District
Avonda's @choo! Distric:
Purses, Money Stolen — ... s:escale Senco Distniet Count y 6chooi
Two purses and a smal! amount
tions ‘to the
police said District of Oaciand
Take notice that the Board of Educa-
Pon. * per has estimated the cost of-erecting™ jp,
furnishing
| Schoo! Building. the Junior High Schoo! School this summons and notice p 1 ae ae recinct No [1—Eimweod
shall be served by publication of a copy . 27st
m said
one week previous to said hearing tn Schoe! District
A witness, Emery said. allegedly” tt iveulated tn gate’ County an a eh he TS
saw th me tness, the onorable Arthur — I. Charlies A. Sparks. County Treasurer
Go minutes betore, The Seapets nae Bk Si ictan cae aay, Sant oa
sare in Oakland County Jail for geci'"* *° "anrmun & MOORE. Sify‘3y\“iose" the tora! of ail voted. ts cTeases in the tax rate limitation sbove
the 1$ milis established by Section 21 of
,Article X of the Michigan Constitution.
iaffecting taxable property in the Avon-
1986 gale Schoo! District Oakiand County,
Michigan, ts as follows
Voted Years Increase
Increases Etfective
. 7 1100 milis 1998 to 1968 incl,
600 mills io
5 12.00 milis 1957 to 3197! inet.
County . $0 milis 1956 to 1069 Inci
Salers 7 SPARKS
Tressurer of
By LioYD. M kland County,
SIBLEY
Deputy.
High ne by order
Boerd of Education of Avondsle hetice is given and ‘tasuing bonds ef the District
ef the
School -
through appointment, he thinks the tereq with a 100 room house. a nf ( Cause of tile blaze that wrecked ment deputies found the wallets! According to police. Donald Cor- Butl@ing and the Stone end Stiles Ele- Distric: Oakland County, Michigan
water's fine. 20,000-acre estate, a yacht, polo ‘at captivated many. ‘the two-story building was not im-'outside the house with a $100 bill neail said entry was gained wnasl ar cad comet cata ee eer es Tomcat
But Harriman knows that Adiai ponies and other evidences of af- He goes at politics like a vet- mediately determined in one of them. ‘through his unlocked front door. nen ile weceens*y pogeatsoa et Sates sa ha meet ear i908
‘ . i ’ .
Death Notices In Memoriam. 2 Cemetery Lots 5 Help Wanted Male ue Help Wanted Female 7 _ Help Wanted Female z Employment Agencies 8A. Work Wanted Female 11 Building Service 12
IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR WHITE CHAPEL
$150 FOR PAIR EXPERIENCED DRAG LINE OP | BEAUTY ‘COUNSELLORS. FULL
WAITRESS WANTED. MUST ‘BE | OME)
on een Pacer oy oe Poel Pesce B | tie a ae Excellent inca-' erator, for an Insley FE_2-4750 - part ae Excellent eens: reliable Day hours. Experience | BIRMINGHAM a he ig and * eens WALL he cat are aa No. rn
ss une | jon Ly 2-2 = ay —- o canvassing or rties rm} not necessary 21 te - =n sacha
RALL JUNE ® 1988, CORA BELLE. 10 ieee — LOOK MEN while in training. be. | Clarksten Welsrtord Dreston area, | : OFFERINGS ALL IRONINGS 83 a BUSHEL. >") — — mether at That @ ur a Penerel Those aoe we love go out of sight, | H Ip W dM le A salaried position the vear: tween 8 and 10 am Apply tp person. Pauls Good mmediate full or part time Bom Pes and celiver ! day serv- OENERAT. BUILDING REPAIR.
service will be held Tuesday, June, Tey ae cherished: tw the Karp e Pp ante a - around No lay offs, heres vacé- BEAUTY “OPERATOR FC FOR 1 BIR- Food Us 10 at 13 | J tere Xaperioniea bniosi ae | 53-0058 omg. een 10 cement work. Pias-
1. at B ~ tion, hospital and life insurance!) = mt } t | wa —— : [ae = fend tie work FE 4.2200
iT) am. from the Witt tn Coen pertiece ln meeting | honeeaaerpah — = WANTED: LADY OVER 60 vod! | is oo Employment Service BABYSITTING, vic NITY | or “LIN H I: Tae
. les D. Race officiating They’ leave behind A FEW iar ipebucy neiptal Opportunity | mameuctt (eta Als cseaditian: | soracupeee Set tery News Rewte-| Oe eee en eee eee OUSE RAISING _
terment in Oak Hill Ceneter; | Sadix missed by Wife Bernice for advancement to Manager of| Albert Hair Stylist, BRoadway vet yes Paper ed be meetal | — eee Ces BABYSITTING WASHINGS AND) PRutpment rented excavetin
: Deell will lie in state at _and children and granddaughter | Mechanically inclined men for tn-| ne of our stores Apply Singer 3.2225 2 ——, Hoy you a peme. | / tronings done @3 @ sushel FE trucking. genera! building
DeWitt C Davis Puneral Home | teresting outside work Car a dis- Sewing Machine Co. 102 N. Sag-) — : MIDWEST 23-6866 aaa
— Flowers Ss. ree: te = | yenced “and. fast. Tally - No | WTD- MIDDLE AGED _ DE! ; cour MOUSE MIRING BONE REASON. ere experienced and fas ‘ally - MIDD AG WOMAN DESIRES JOB BY DAY HOME 5 =
4130 hope ad ha Aimar od eee oe Muron_petwees 10 09 _and_12 09. (Mastng in “Atperience‘reaued | Restaurant, 6726 Dixie Hwy MA for ‘general housework tn modern | PONTIAC'S OLDEST EMPLOY. om or by week Wil stay some Date hy es
._ beloved husband of "Lacie u484 wen oan ee wan weeee as ie Us. =| oe ‘woth too of best Lhe rr nome _tue_2_poople FE 36 | TO COME TN rod Disc BLYOU | _ On = HOUSE MOVING — “FULLY Westie. dear father \ Huron rE 2-490 m, rope. To $15,000. Trave ing "Long . can contract. Mr | COOKS, WAITRESSES AND DISH- WOMAN POR GENERAL OFFICE sd " tipped
we sether of Donald: nis 564 VARIETIES CaRMELA. °©¢- Write caly Employment; 0 fi soroet Yates Machine! washers Jet Diner, 114 Wood | work. Duties include typing. fi SOME OF OUR PERMANENT | Day enh ome ats emer Sei rE ent LA Yeuns. reare, Chamberlain Punerel| beautiful black. pink etc Re.| imo Center Room O00. 670/ Works 118 Main Street. Roches- | _ Ward. corner South Bivd __| img ahd handling detailed paper | P Scan NTEED ROOFS ALi.
service will be held. Wednescay., tail and wholesale Rare iris gar- _ Stuart St. Boston 16 ter Mich CURB GIRL AND WAITRESS ‘crt. Write Pontiac Press Box 3 i = : | EXP LADY FOR DAY WORK. inds. Est (818 Hugus Mares,
June _ at 2pm. from the Christ den 2163 Cromie. between 12 and ATTENTIO ; L AYOUT MAN wanted. Apply TV Drive-Inn, 19; WOMEN, 35 TO “§, WANTED TO. os FOR MEN ____.__FE_¢ re = cose VE > 3021, FE 2-8046
yo — oe with ae. Arvid 13 Mile off Dequind: A call te FE sae will give | In Auburn Rd; corner ocheater | — for 2 children, more for LUMBER RD Exp $341, GENERAL CLEANING BY THE 708, Fiae ING FLOOR | by beat
“t=. a phage eee — —| oe aa eA of one of | Por Sates oy ee = i roe home than an wages, FE 2-9685 MATHEMATICIAN #400 | day. Call between 6.00 and 700) Pn PE on ching Edison
I | selling j in ee ms nation Patt rag person a ustries inc Onu CLERK EXPERIENCED, Wo ELP Ww Chr 1 weer = ———
sau = Wie cea _ _Funeral Directors 4 par time _N. Parke St- _|--steady work nights and Sundays eA LP with Go v| MACHINIST, 10 yrs Exp 8700 Ben” = etd ad at a a DIGGING FREE EStTM
- Nesneeday —_)_ AIR AMBULANCE GRounD = “UTO MECHANIC |v oH OWN | MARRIED MAN. AGE. 24 TO a | oS tege B| See ee erent Mi Orrice WORK $325 HIGH, SCHOOL GIRL DESIRES Piecing 17418 sere ' . ools, @F ence makes. | mbitious an sect itt Sale ae .
BREEETTE. BLANCHE MM. 200 — Purslev_Funera! _Home__¥E €131) Excellent dealership facilities, plus expense allowance We train’ EXPERT = AL T SEAMSTRESS WOMAN WANTED FOR LIGHT SS eeeenoatoa -— Pr noon or mothers helper. JOHN TAYL “LICENSED
7 Birmingham. widow of conay FUNERAL HOME | benefits Apply in person to serv- and france Car essential Call | needed Part time work Alvin's, housework and care of | TRAINEE H § G 7 “sv Fl Or IR C ONT RAC TOR
Edwin L.; mother of Mrs. J hb Complete facilities OR 3-7757 | ice manager Al Hanout. Chevro- 2-2318 Fuller’ Brush Co #92 W Huron valid. Good home, good wages, | rad $325 HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ON COM- :
c: ndt, Majel sae warren Dayton Plains — Waterford Twp _‘et-Buick. M24, Lake Orion | MAN ABOUT $0 FOR CARETAK-, EXPERIENCED SHORT _ ORDER | weekends off. Apply 3:87 Highland oe Ena soe mercial course wants office work 2410 CRAN — FINISHING
ER Brevette. Service Tuesday . er_ Box 61, Pontiac Preas cook. Phone Midwest 40090 Bid Duck ake or call Mutord. | OBS ‘ tarowgh_vscetee TE ow PA won tele
am at. Manley Batley Puneral, Donelson- Johns; | BARBER. STEADY. GOOD Pay eee nee MAINTE. GENERAL OFFICE UIRL, TRANS. _ Mptus!_ 40085 | JO FOR WOMEN | PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE APERING PAPER REMOVED
ome. 183 Cokinad Birmingham. | Sie peor ser pe since of garden lawns, and| portation necessary 2943 © Ma. WOMAN TO LIVE IN (FOR CARE DOCTOR'S Asst Exp auee | ) ereeee ore repeirs rwell wok Rioe Fee see3 yey seca in TeKonsha, ich., UNERAL HOME t or appoin' shrubs Ex he!pful Pontiac pie Rad irm JOrdan 6-2333. of 2 children, light housework PILE CLERK 8160 GIRL wout. LD LIKE ackvareaxe a vee
Tuesday 230 pr ment Q P PLAS’ eae
— Pp - le FOR OE eae ee | Press Box 1 | Mrs. Dante: Will accept 1 child MI ¢7006 SECRETARY TO MD $328, through summer months FE “'y TERING NEW AND Ain.
; ~~ |S PARKS-GRIFFIN- CHAPE! AT TE N: TION” | 6 ENFRAL HOUSEWORK WITH | YOUNG LADY TO 3. GEN- ‘BOoRKEE oe e250 ; _ ©2000 ———e ore_Kelter._FR +e
1608 ea nse PRALE 1; Thoughtful Service 25841 | C AR i: AU L 1 Rs! some knowledge of nursing. Night, ¢'al office work. typing and abii- =ren , Se LADY DESIRES DAY WORK Je auvoes FLOOR LAYING ne bans = —. = DIGNIFIED azhVieas duty, good surroundings. exceilent Siochace Co fats importan cecurany $250 Cleaning Expert ironing FE sas and finishing Phone FR
Seems; aeer proter of are ht KIRKBY | TRUC KME VWANTE D Machinist wher? pm pleasant work, a Por Interior Decoratot = LADY DESIRES WORK AS HOUSE. HOME "| REMODELING “AND, ; es i | — LS a — ich, efter 1 00. buliding mainten © Baldwin. Mrs Leon F La __ Funert! Home—FE ¢1883 Large bousehold ‘:oods catri HOUSEKEEPER TO ASSIST IN Nh JUNE GRADS WE eeper. co other "oman in anes. Ds cong
and Claude A Coons le! operating in 28 states, has | cate of semt-invalid Write Pon- Sed el pt ————— HAVE ROsTTIONS cee eet _charge PE 535680 22 Sooneent ate siding,
service wit bale taka Gna olay Voorhees- Siple | tractive opening for'man over 28 Medium size expanding company tac Press Box you IN AND TALK TO LADY WOULD LIKE EVENING = Free “estimates ie Sek
eee bee | ERAT | SEN Eey SRB leap r Set SIRS ngcamnteper gn wun yp Help Wanted 8, Och kf" fiSeetbh "ERT Tg LN GAAS anewatas onvewtya ate : — y 7 ter . for light housekeeping No, ~~ LEo 30082 Rev. Paul R Havens anc Rev AL JOME tractor equipment Pu uae " © | Eper) ced achirti t ee abe of. p ll 1 a 5° oMtene. eer. omens werk of all kinds.
David Mortensen ae Ambulance pth ‘oo. or Motor | ‘round sparetien offering eureliont empenvences mes mw capase* i ee fa oe os ee BOE NT Ce AUrS. PONTIAC | MIDM F “I ices S Migs ining © anes $ wore te afer Interment in Oakland Me- FE “earnings on liberal ‘ong-term con- | INSPECTION | a week MI +4005 area Silverware, Aluminumware, | 468 Pontiac Sete Rank Bide oe ee eo owe ee
| Merial Gardens Ncemetery SS ————- | tract. Write or phone stating age. +- -HOUS | Bibles Rugs. Drapes. etc Budd YE s | Jer, Write Pontise Press Box 30 TRENCHING AND ll We tm state at the qualifications and Ubmit snap- ASSEMBLING USEKEEPER. COMPLETE) et pian? Highest commissions | ——— | =i eee Peenec_Exese_3os - NG AND _ Sparks-Grittin Ley eee es i enone pend | , charge Come n and take over No investments We sup- | TYPING AND CLERscal WORK | BULL Oe ine “subsidiary ef Orevhoura | Smail apt. 1 chil, 2 vrs Work-/ ply all goods, Apply Selesman- | ieee 9 to 4o tm own home Experienced pp SEONG CRABB. JUNE 9 1984 ADALINE| BOX REPLIES Grand Axe ‘aC peris: ae beeen a? c Biresepae ager. 80 Brady Detroit No ~~ | and reference: { necessary FE Tompson a E 4-404)
2000 | Montroval. 308, * dear | aiielcn teaee ae Tas pepe MR. Chicago 10, 1! TESTING | 9 and 5 zerl, Natuees [ee pEXPER | COUPLE 10 rREE PIANO LESSONS orven nite on erica EPING oF __ Building Supplies AZA ger. a.m. a a — your summe ecatio: a. Cc.
Puneral service wil! be held Tues-| y ATTENTION | New experimental machines oe FOR GENERAL HOUSE-| free, pilus salar Brosdway | | C@ii Mrs. Myers FE fre " “retaria! service EM 32842 j 2 pty peer day, June 12, at 1:30 p.m from), Were replies at the Press Bench and Milling machine men creeaie 2 dave wk. steady Ap- | 3-380. UNiversity 3-3230 Detroit, ~~ WASHING NT — | BRIKCRETE
= Funeral Home with § office in the followt with experience of Die Cast and | pes Connelly 6 Jewelers. 16 W. MEN “& WOMEN TO ora SIR CONDIICR NO oe . Rev John Mulder officiating In-| ce wing Plastic Die work CIO benefits Muron st ABUNDAVITA A dete food | Would like to hear from reliabie ae Ree ae entre masonry, ‘erment tn N. Parmington Ceme- mes: Steady wor: i J | ate NEEDING A HOME compre men 18 to $3. we can tain to WONEN” WOULD | Like ‘WORK OP Patio Slab Inter Lake Brixerete, ork & overt me. ae EDING A HOME TO! supplement consisting of natural =
tery Mrs. Crabb will ie in state, Craft. Engineering Co care for 2 children and ‘cook,| vitamins and minerals everybody overhaul ang gnstall air condition. |_®27 ‘ind MA coer eree Walled Lone, _at Huntoon Puneral Home 3, 6, 15, 16, 20, 25, 28, 8 Mile Rd Haze) Park. eich EXCELLEN1 WORKING Nght housework, must love chil-| can afford Full or part tim ing. -heatt and refrigerating | — 2=aae
ape pg os vor |. 31, 38. 44. 45. 47, 56, 60, BARBER WANTED To oe | | dren, FE 8-234 ______| Call Mrs. Rose T. Schneider, FE Sriceet Gocupouer Far pheno: Building S Sn 12? Business” Services 1. 13°
Dongs Ooo a bee ee hate | 1. 10%, 11%: shop FE M2 commen MATESTIC | ita OR WORN POR oom | Formation. ere Uuuiues inet, | ay band of Altha FP Curran dear § | DINE t N | Ret 26. Pontiac Press ; DDITIONS Al EAVETROUGHING FURNACE
father of James Ho Curran Jr; BOY 17 OR 18 TO LEARN Enmore 16, R Watkins route We rein you | 9 —— ea | Basements glassed and od cleaning and repairs Re Fr
dear brother of Mrs. Leslie S eeatiiend @{ ‘{inishing Must have car len Mees applicati onp OF Waltress eady veer round. We layoffs. | JOB INFORMATION — HIGH PAY. in porches. att! palate 2-3032 _
Snek Po) Geran and meea\— . —-—< after 2'pm 1032 W. Pl i cali larry: after 3 PM | Average $2.50 to $3.00 per hour. All trades The folents So. Amer- Becweere roofing Oa” cite, Bi coMPTEL
Curran Puneral service will be. BROKERS "I TANDEM | ‘sees Apply_tn person 150 N Perry. ica USA. Cornanies var er | Ps ‘and an Guess a Wall D WALL CLEANERS.
held Weanesdas June i]! at ¢ trucks to haul ready mized con- MIDLEAGED LADY, “Ligirr | MAN | WANTED - fos teeeaip we 30, Notional. 108 Reree noe |! MICHIGAN NOM REMODEL EDS Free est. N "obligation FE 3-163),
pr rom the Pursiey Funeral . = crete im Pontiac Mixture fur hy i usine ss ‘ontiae Township. No | ew Tm Ww _Ruron 3083 : .
Home with Rey Theodore Aue | DON’T PASS U Po mished by Co See Mr Schlager — se ee rouge a cui cate Fi experience needed to start. Sales) _®". > —— ee APPL: ANCE SERVICE
bach officiating Interment \ ic between 2:00 and 4:00 pm. at MEN WANTED 18 45 pm FE: 7-8032 | easy to make and profits good LEARN TO DRIVE THE SANE. AAA FLOOR 8A We service all mak t
pinged Hit ergy m Park ¢ Cem) IONE y Se! | one 11@ Ann Arbor St. Flint Practical training tn Draning and) MIpDL FEAGED WOMAN TO STAY | hina ee er: Reiger} Free-| WAY AT coo DRIVER (LAYING, FINISHING. DIQUAL ITY washers wringer Sashente poe
¥ ° a "7 1 = = CP-606- |
sie kodge of Sorrow vill belongings for cash |CAR,DRIVERS: STEADY. DAYS.| Don S04 Ot picrmest service. | with elderly Christian lady’ Room. | port, ill pur FE Daas €._BUD BILLS. PE vaso | fyalarhy Medion, sleancre and alt : by BPOE 810. Pontise, Mr. Cur- through Classified Ads! Steady part time. nights 101 W | Prose or information Box 26,| deard & wages, 84 Norton, FE| wantED AT ONCE — INDUS | pINGEH Han 6c "Res ow nie “A-| CEMENT WORK | as Oatemt aren PE 2-403 — in Panera pes’ at the Pures. a5 2RI8I,, . DRIVER WANTED. WITH _ Pontiac Press — | @IDDLEAGED Liv trious man with car te supply | | deatroall Study Tor ke ~ = ~< | ACE . TREE | SERVICE: wEMOvAL
| i \FE 2% — | without route for dry cleanin 15 MEN WANTED 15_ Spaetens eons TV E IN HOUSE, | 1800 families with Rawleigh prod: |" time. Diploma awarded Write tor LLOYD MONROE | ‘ana trimming we eh
: FADDOCK. JUNE 8, 1956. MIRIAN. —| _afer ‘oe ee ee seuipment Apply. boon, Mon, 23537 | SC Poutise. 1 am selma ts Wy. eg Sonesta Schoo!. Box FE 4-6866 ae 2 r t , t RSES eer ee rn . ‘ol ce Presse : \ sae =
ge Ropavmey rereiceo | Tine gtr cam, Ter, UMTS ADP RAEUENORD | PME GS Se Rid aoe ~— a epg auroiney ey | Rl ACI! CLEANING Haddock. MD. Miss Gladys Lar-/ | On heavy duty tracks for Pontise Park y beche aks | good salary and id Son | Mele Gurden. 507 Brook St Work W Z fasting Manteced Piowt | 216 EM Somers ‘tslled, cant
rabee and Miss Grace Haddock: | | ry reedy-anil tbe itn erred Senin Ok rename wate. Ave Must have own transportation or | Holly Phone MEIrose Beng or . anted Male 10 _Pontiac Hardwood ¥oser_ Service | SE toe
Gear slater of brs. Ji oe adv-mix truck with smail Sos ) OR RI NY in Gear sister of Mrs, Jean MacXeil| @ The Pontiac Press ee ‘ceciee onset 2 PRUDENTIAL INS. CO. ae Tp Sipe EM | prite Rewleighs, Dept. MCF | 4.1 CanpeNTER WORK NEW & A&B TRENCHING or tIMNEY WC WORK _ ence O'Rourke ana ra Suma jor brokers This is @ proven vans | Hes opening for an executive — say | repair. FE 44210 Footings, water line field tile, Of all kinds @ speciity ineludin
Domine Private service will be FOR WANT ADS Bchlage’™ Ai ucideage oom af ee re eases bonus. Call (Presser on ladies’ gar: Employment / Agencies” 8A BATHROOMS REMODELED. Pid 2 1... | Soren pool orad iad ¢ ay J > : ) , | ia CAREW
beam ‘residence? o . bay ans DIAL FE 2-8181 _1116 Ann Arbor St Flin | REFRIGERATION SERVICE 3 MAN, ments Apply F Ox Dr y| a $e 0 Ti ned PE 2400 @ PE “tent Or ree Aah Cabiies | Pairing walls an ang Te
Rev Barner Roepcke officiating | Sed OLS CAB DRIVERS ee AND experienced only. Salary open Cleaners. 719 W. H 7 BOYS. ‘20301. : reatatered_co._F FE. $3701.
Intermer’ in Acacte Park Ceme nart time 25 or older Apply 438; FF 2-5449 ae 2 Ge Ea “te ich WANT WORK. ANY | §ooPING, SIDING AND INSU | DRY WALL BY MACHINE PREM a fea pi arrancements by 1 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Orchard Lake Ave PASS EXPERIENCED MAN PBN OPERATOR _ GRAEBN ER’'S |* wane WORK OF ANY | —t!0ts_7B_b3800 FE_ Sarai arer iy No fem woo big or small.
| EXPERIENCED FENCE I TNSTALL-{ for general farm work By month 2G aa ; ALL KINDS OF CEMENT W =
= LANGE GORE ose cre Ail errors should ®b re Ei is B 7680 S. Wood- | CariDobet 2460 Dutton Rd... Roch. | Sel clcpind ee ore opening fer ine ~Sutsiae refered FE 2-2638 — recat) or CEMENT 1 ats EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & }
NGE JUNE 7 195 “MRE F' ATER ported immediately. The war ester 2 chboard operator | AND CEMENT ——.... | Temoval. Ph FE 66393 or OR
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mate Citeery’ | #7 N Ronse] 4 Press assumes no respom 9 EXPERIENCED ENGINE LATHE SALESMEN [ger siete ceugicaas ears eel ] 000 b acon Eee ca “RLOE_AND Te oo aeahiee sibt tie for errors other operator Good equipment and ex- a, $1 46 Apply Personnel Office, ’ (@ S c “A RPEN ka E RA! AND ¢ CABINET laree Resicentia’ ue io oo Al L “MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS
Granam: dear cary | fer taut hice ah ede eee cellent. working conditions Gond—Wis. 2 experienced snsulation and | Pontiac General Hospital. 461 W wae Sk sea OU CU cial Guaranteed work ‘Ph FE [r>aired by factory trained men and Rickey tance for u at portion of the first hospital and group insurance Ap- ain salesnren Exceptional op- | Huron between ° AM to, 4PM § . Murdock. FE 32-786 id PE at our store Spee Printing &
| us he bee eo nsertion of the ; eévertise ply in person at F & D Too! portunity for rignt men. Call FE : or en "OLLEGR “GRADUATE Des DESIRES | Qitice Seapiy eo : i enn Mma eofuniee eae ment whien tas been rem Co. €30 N Rochester Rd in! *-6250 between @ and 10 am Oe ee aN INTEREST. summer before entering ines LER Sack Spar ha ye “WORK rence St Prone F:
: st the Emmanuc’ Lutheran|§ fers? valueless through the Clawson Michigan OPPORTUNITY | executive secretary, 30-40, Phone | __wate school. OR 3-1988 nek: saan hd ete EAVESTROUGHING fie ARD
Chatgh” Bay City Trrerment in | S7TOT when, cancellations § | EXPERIENCED GRADER MAN. sen ageq 28 to 40 on the job _ Midwest 44109 for tnterview an omen "CARPENTRY, CABINETS, FOR- eee f Oe, gM TACT See es uct werk, moval
morte Tee eer: Ame W sour “Ri eumber.” We pl eye Se ene ne RAINE training, earn while vou learn. READY TO WEAR GIRL. EXPE. THE NATIONS LAROEST EM. mice end. nies sh york, additions. | @ARpENTRY AND >, REPAIRS. oe | Rae vupeiea fens ceteecten nee
ter the American Cancer Society, Seu a will be given for convalescent home. Steady — a oe SVE co ——— peas Prose ‘Bor 37, hehe dita GAR GPP ices aun OVER 19090 | CARPENTER EA DOOR. | antes wote Feo | 2b ware mia a ans. : year round position, good salary " WOR gIN ow or. service. Lester Mai
LUSCOMBE, THOMAS -L 7:92 chedinn ime tov elves and paid vecation. Must have cwn| REAL ESTATE (RECEPTIONIST OVER 25. | SOME | oa POSITIONS NOW pe Beegroory vest. repar BY - EMENT || CRORE AL —— F ELECTRic WOTOR SERVICE K
a sy ecy fdeot as nimend meate soalateice | Froth inca miranastog a fs live ae = Have opening for alert young =e exp Kendale’. 14 8 Sag- or by bour Pr 80060. es = 2.2340. . going & rewinding, 218 BE, Pie.
an free dd pai sapass po emt. cel » be- men. experienced in selling Plen- ' el _ +8833, h FE oe.
father of John Mo Witlam K 'arger then seawiat —_ tween @ & § daily ty of it : | GIRLS ARPENTER AND CATR EX CEMENT & BLOCK a t een f eps advertsising and; S >-R |
tar Fas Tet ll Mon./g {x0 i812 o'clock soon the F exBERIENCED SHOR SALESMAN contacts Earnitge unlimited motcretary - Recey ptionist | Dea Gomer oe erga ad ood reper On S40). Work _FE_5-0783 -|- SEW ERC CLEY ANING
neral, Frome Oekiand. Bir-| to train for manager Excellent \{ AHAN RE ALTY CO. Neat, attractiv: ny inet cacao $225 | CARPENTER WOR’ BUILDING FA Fi. ks Fp ye
- Transient Want Ads may eee it nee ee et. | Co-operative Res! Extate Exchange manent and dependabie. Real ‘Es. | RECEPTIONIST ‘guy cree oo | Reas, John Featherstone PE “nancing, Modernizing. FE é-gs70,, “"*! _—Sunday Service FE 4-202
> roNP ie. tase wa! as omer ab: a on talization. roltremiantsigive oaee PE 30263 1075 Heros ‘ i Cat Allied experience help | RECEPTIONIST Secretary. . $300 | 1326. ape SRE. PATIO“ HEATING SERV ICE
= eEanerr suve se nse moal| fhe dar of pupucaton after | Mtr““Bernon shor Beot” Fisersi | STUDENTS ANG” Teacens.| ‘UL Cu acccan Wo gtter |RECEPHONIGE Supper club fm | CARPENTRY WORK WANTED, WO| Sinet"stes, Er See. “) snag =n Ss jon. Store ee profitable summer sales work. FE) fne qq 62760 i ce TYPIST $275 | job too small or too large. Free || tn cance | and cerviced.. All_ makes,
mn wa 2 _— case wane as aires ~~ ENGI E R ie before 10 am. and eve- | —— STEN 0 GR A PHERS iV one ‘ight _ 9280 fat FE 1am, PE door rick F WOR , 8 floors. Pyne ir Es, FE ane ATING * So ' : } i : anaes re.
arrangements will be announced Graduate mechanical engineer) WANTED. 9 EXPERIED SECRETARY, trainee .. $275 SS MAKER AND CARPEN. Pe 2-0400 rare
‘ jeter “by the Huntoon Funeral} ines 1-Dey 3 Daye 6 Daye for des development of | nace installers. FE 6. i aid FUR. | INTERESTING | CAREER POSI-| BOOKKEEPING. Mach. Ope. $300 specialty. FE | CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALT? ~ HEATING SPECIAL By __Home. ee 2 018 #188 “62.70 pneumatic and Hydraulic aircraft | m 30" with Oakland County, 23 to| ryprsr - $280 | 39 - YEAR OLD MAW Deane | Floors, basements, EM 3-4879 ‘| Furnaces fi i places cleaned and
TA’ Yows 8, 1966, HILDRED 3 «618002708 device i WANTED “MECHANIC, nd) sick tents. Lite wed. hee: a ARY to exee wok of ony kind. ‘Dependable D& M D : E besahr joor grills, built to
. & Lake Rd. Soe (cee ose Plas 7M. C.«MFG. CO. | plenty of work, paid va- bitatiztion ‘insurance oe Byes DOORKEEFER, clove igq| Write Pontiac Prove, Boa 13 a ADD A apr Ae paired. Rebuilt." ult" pew ae t ‘ > 5 nwood H we ’ ment r, a oben’ .
ett beieret |g ite See Ef | ere eae aoe | cation, Blue Cross, Ph,| gusommel ace. akiana Offic |RIvaSR SuCREFARY fash | “aree- guste ‘eeedt and’ bum ea: | ROOEMGS "aiid © AicAieO | covings repaiee. Lott regered = St woe ae ee a 38 ee AY) aoe Hi ee OTE WAKER FOr -_ OA 82521. pen Fog Mich, FE 2-7151. MEN sae acl of aaa ino % co Bin Peat i cen MOWERS HAND OR POW
Sipe dnd in Toot dies wt Machine ——_ sTUDENTS cantnet saler Sort PE | TRAINEE, Sales car any ‘kind. PE 9-1017. AND BREBEE WATS, CAI CALL FE| er. sharpened or repaired. Air
alpen 9 = me "oo in ff 43626 before 10 a.m. and eve- (4967) $300 | PART | TIM Ante son | $in— pecee tg cae Re aeagpoe pw: Hon f . from “the rom ae Waar sac 0 | a e rey oes m, TR MINER. “manager «o780) $330 | with a work, after 3:39 p.m, Storer tice ven eveee. ie Be and delivery,
fom Malone officiating. Fi OOR INSPECT OR” O TEENAGE GIRL TO ASSIST WITH DRAFTSMAN ae ame: poe} _Sunday. irae takes inate a ‘A. “Gee” Electric S Hs A Uawnmowers i ® - . < . .
ff & ee * a 5. a | Precision aireraft experimental F rd S l housework and care for children. | oogT CCOU UMBING WORK 2-267 aw, hand Lawnmowere
Bix: is Pere Fi ‘Rome SAVE ENERGY, USE| parte: Must bare experience on ~~ a. es per iia of Wétkins Lake. OR DRTATLERS O01) $800 Ce nok ‘DONE EAS con ar Be osin OLD FLOORS” — = ; iiday : = - WANT ADSt To find a! so vacations Baas “work. ey Help Wanted Fémale 7 TEENAGE Ofkt TO” (BARYET GR AEBNER’S- Po cae PLUMBING | WORK. W.NTED specialty Cart L. Bills, FE Maniey_ es _ 0 Bagiey |
: “eo tnt: = “! | &nd do light housework, vietnit : ontiac | _ Reasonable "rs cntod
| job, place to live or a A WELL EN DOWNTOWN. of 4 (FLOOR LAYING SANDING Pin. _MYers, OR 9-1946.
: ie ebicn : CASH CUS. “ good used car, see Class (ap: Rae MF G. CO. oon SELL, ENQHR Dc wots Sette at Cemetar. 0 313 Pontiac Bank Ridg. vo ies ore WANTS WORK OF me. 12 rie exp. Guat. work SAMS GRIN DI NG, CLipPene,
Si . * = time = , re e. mates eo & Bo 4 wRM es
: ess Gite 268, fed NOW | arom ae sone Watateras ed nne'oe "MIS ee Beene | Phone RESORT Ea ee ane TOME OF ae are ee ricating ence. Apply to Box 121, : : —
| "ale to read print ange set | ration Preen. Giving full pare| Sitea teen etecte AP ameites “i. GRAEBNER'S — ROYAL aK FOUND aN BE. | | ‘ALL, | work. Sunbs cup ove f i, Clarkston. Waterford-Dravton ares 207 WAS’ rox savane BLDG. SIRES STEAD? w j
So. WH Dixie Hwy. Dre fate Seriarss, Chet Yourselt end on: > Apply 19 -perete. Paul's Good | PHONE J GOOD PAY. PHONE FE 2-1321 rome | ees sentn cortes, ' : y perience, ‘ ' Food, U8. 10 at MIS. : fos Ay DAY WORK. vot Sie Fasior, > ar =) a. é y : 4 ~ i tie i ir f tt are ti J y Noy ; : »
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Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. a2| SLICE 0 OF _—_ . Rent Lake Cottages 36k _For Sale Houses: Soe For Sale Houses 43! For Sale Houses 48 . Patel PP PAP AM LP PLLA AL inane
TE mag Fok YOUR : COTTAGE AVAIL. JUNE TILL | BY OWNER. 8MALL BEDROOM HO AYTON veeaireck oF uily ip your conven. 34760. | feat . rr =, poate. Rp rid wal: Pisin), Lee oe cow CONVENIENT wn FOR YOUR VACATION Y VACA | FE Swell ats aronee house 81.800 > fee. oe : K, L. Templeton, Re qe, 5 ean, a 00 DOWN Pull batn own OR +166 Nice living room. .
281 revert _Lske B4__PE He YOU WANT To : aa maa. gonteare. eral &-8303.” | blinds. With lake privileges. = 3 ll aid fall ries
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bay fa nad contract? Por” quick ps Sie. | With, sero, lot Pull Desement, aiu:| r 1- eve COUNTRY. Joys FURN. § 1 MODERN. BY | block trom school. Terms, Clarkston Estat You sure will living MR. sxacos PE «0504 season or year’ around, © DOWN arkston [states m this m eee. MR. CE. MY 32-2621 Lake. OR 3-9138. w 3 uedroen modern. Perimeter| This 1-year. heme of the ia-| Extra large living 100... MODERN RESORT AT PON AC best, tile bath, nylake privileges.| ‘est modern design. rests on @ foom, G. 4 i LAWRENCE W. Lake, sandy beach Ra 20 ACRES high, & dry weil-landsca: , | ttle . base with
Stirs Cabin Bay, OR 3-03: | Corner parcel Rodel beese Good ae sooo: {In @ nel ie | on perees. - out Dressmakin Tailoring 16 ; : | MQnES= HOME, 3 BEDROOMS. | Jand. poor house $1,500 down nome f cere: res hg rere Ebony trees, 2 acres af 7. ne = oak ua oes e MORTGAGES ‘ Boe “Gn 3.360 ON LAKE. (AEE | paca cries _ ae nt 15 fie a “Teanessee “tandstove Made Eg Rnotaryiodindll za. D v. : : f one Ortony oliect place, and wali-to-wal) carpeting ie OREARE Pena eeFe tant! Moors an a a ey He ee aia, ae ne ae Stent oe eetn ecgnts CRAWFORD ALTERATIONS PROFESSIONAL [ost ALE BEAGLE DRAG: B. D CHARLES 1717 8. Telegraph | | Lake. ne N EW spece Just 3 steps to the third AGENCY _vienees* 37 Spokane Dr FE ging « Bony Parm Loan Correspondent | | WALLED LARE. MODER CONV. level and 3 large bedrooms with ™'s W Huron PE 4-160
| Vie. Ww. a eves F 5-280 ze beach. 2-bdrm. Recesmante. | . & conveniently located full ce- | - Eves MY ci ye 2 , | Lost K : Mt hand |B ‘A 4-3497 | 3 BEDROOM HOMES |. ramic tile beth with giass ehower, LARGE AND @MA ___ Garden Plowing © 16B o, ~ wares — “aLack |" | TORT WER rr CORTAGES aE | : : se doors Also {e7bath on first level Pontiac tat Reege and tear rw iddie!
nies rr 3 Bie at entrance itehen ere a Bile e ple. Answers to the name of _modern MApile_5- CITY WATER & large 2-car ith ampie | A-l ROTOTILLING _Rocky. Call Maytaur €Bi6. $950), 000 ‘OWER STRATIB TAKE —WOD | FAVERS morkahop ware wand "acer eoe:| ROSE, McL_ARTY Gardens ‘plowed. ‘avons tilled. : MAN'S BROWN WALLET. ern 2 home. Semi-pri- SEWERS 5 crete driveway A recreation rm | PE_ 22142 or PR S367 Fast REASONABLE PE 2-0077. |_ ewan Pw Atleurlé: \ vate Sager yrlies mec ¥ season . ca tone ee operates uirem | : x ALL POWER LIFT UIPMENT. | LO8T—MAY 15, “LARGE WARE WALKER ] _or year. 1 ‘an ¥. LA 65114 he utility ao aundry room Cc E LI. EN 1? Waar J Piowine » discing, “avgting end | hound Male APMED) or Seasoned gang, totus or FeciRemt Reece’ 57/0/00 OW IN te eee in oe NCOME loading. 43371 Davison Lake Rd. sneer Oxford. sel. ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. | (bth bbehs LLanbled With very good taste Priced to | GARDEN FiownG 5° Dia _Liberal reward FE 5-0335. aa —— ~ —— “ . sell fast at $21,500, cash to mort- You must see this exe ‘df & RAGGING _ ? $33.78 PER MONTH PLts George Callender. 664 Bay. FE. | Lost: ENGLISH POINTER To Buy-—To Sel] -—To Insure ASSORTED ROOMS 125, 8 8A(- INSURANCE AND INTEREST age Owner leaving city, 60 call, We'l-kept § room home to ap- 01 Viciuity of William er | ane we doubies, singies | for appt. today to atm ANG oe Ge oom GARDEN Plow! yr DIXCING iets = PE 8-0808, | CHUCK'S CENTRAL BAR $7,400 TOTAL laces clasote Pigtlhe oor PET? WANT TO GARDEN PLOW! give a home? FE 6-9290. rh Mhehigan A Anima) Rescue League
OARDEN pROTOTILLING 58 Hobbies & Supplies” TAAL
FLOMING = ay LEVELING. | | _PE 5-0618 PE 64878 -r MY 2-5402
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Gny subersas Meare) rene y number up. (frame
to fit Bd CRENSTOSE, u East
_Lawrence. FE £2 ee el
1073 W. Hur
WE WILL GIVE YOU A
— oie pool, < — hid-
QUICK REALTORS j
| rative Real Estate Exchange
o Erenmes and Sundays
Ph. PE 2-0263 re 1 BOCnes: Fe ¢0641. |
‘SRAUTIFUL, “SLERPING ~ ROOMS downto a women.
I. wer) N “perry PES 4-707
BUs STOP PRIV. “aa COOK.
laundry, #9 W. Huron
For | ing room Nr. high school
gentlemen ist floor, F™ 4-8363.
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ROTO TILLING | 2S PRIVATE DE Scrives 33 W_ Huron FE +8103 | Saginaw. FE 2-0108 * H worry ¥ . " sect Te .
Lawns and gardens Wayne Dutch. BDow ts about “oe mT ea ae “Looks like all the Sunday drivers are out today!” F is Sate a fod: . GA On 38%, Domestic or bus. matters OR 32-1355. j ¥e oP Private consu FE 6-6201_ | 3 |QO0D SLEEPING ROOM, OLDER ROTO - FILLING TY LawWwNs AND — Acrotred K —— ‘lady preferred FE 2-861. 103 Seaton are CHP erotred Knapp Shoes, Wanted Real Estate 32A Rent Apts. Furnished 3 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 Thorpe _s:
“eauipment Vavnaaiie aor garsee | 2070 Airport 1 Ra Hermes OR }- . : ~~ LADY. | COOKING Le bh le 1se2 | riv. entrance wns. ve AL WITH U PVT ENTR.| 3 ROOMS, HEAT & LIGHTS. p vuen Gace aaueene (109 WEDDING Invitat ATIONS. $7 50 SELLING YOUR ? * Couple oaly.9 sia wily FE S01 | rE 3 LARGE CLEAN ROOM FOR GEN” FE 46543 = ures IOME? ROOM, 03 | |} ROOMS, | ahscieke | @TEAM ‘leman vate entrance
WEST SIDE PLOWING & GRAD settee HOS! Methane sO) _heat_PE 21081) Sok FOR nee ae Also black dirt @& manure
FE 64236 —
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FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY “BERV-
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2-8101
WASHINGS-IRONINGS DC DONE IN
my home —— and deliver
Cal PE $1910
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SEED ACE -HI LANDSCAPING
ing sedding, maintenance OR _ 3-2860 _ _
BULLDOZING
FE +0078
LANDSCAPING SERV- of Pontiac
PE #3601
CLARK'S
LANDSCAPE WORK
ing & roto-tilling
DANS LANDSCAPING SERVICE Printed
AUDIVOX & HEARING | AID 3 = ‘10. {
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DAINTY. MAID” FOR SUPPLIES _Mrs Burns, FE 32-6814 63 Mark.
In Debt? If you ee depo trouble meet- |
Mickigak” ts. see us today
tetany CREDIT COUNSEL-
INC, 41's S& Saginag, |
con Oakiand Theater: rE eer] .
MAHOGANY REED PUMP OR-
gan—very oid excellent candi-
fiom fine tome $6135 Call FE
2-o18 } |
ON AND APTER- THis DATE
{[ will not be responsible for any.
debts comtracted by any other
than myselt Richard F Compton.
3270 W Huron St. Pontise Mich
SPECIAL MON TUES & WED |
Ceid Waves. ale eae Thurs |
Eves Dorothy's: F
Trav el Agenios 254. We are tn immediate need |2 ROOMS, IST FLOOR, R. CHILDREN |
of good residentia) property | Welcome 141', Oakland (rear).
in the City and sebestes j FE 3-6100
area 6 tiac ‘er . ofr
paar Reuter, Deter gh ace a vr ealtor r i wk by landinetaaetn tt month
__ +2844 , . 2 ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED. _2
PEDDLING YOLR i
PROPERTY ? 1T DOESN'T PAY Qur method of showing only to o ROOMS & 2 P PURNIBKE ear bus line. 88 8. Francis
LARGE ROOMS DOWNTOWN,
_tmquire 22 Auburn, office tn rear
- ROOMS ADULTS |
only. FE 3-5689 ‘6 Whittemore.
= prospects saves you 2 men or igi adh couple. ‘6 Fior-
time and ae ‘Don't worry ence
with looke Cc us now We! s N
need farms, lakes and residential ’? ne “ppRivate EwTRab ice
‘operties We hancile = Getaiis
rf financing end closing
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|2 ROOMS & BATH, PRIVATE EN- trance Washing privy _ ponies OOMS RNISHED
iy ROOMS FURNISHED. 1 CHILD
weicome $814 a werk FE. &-2079
24 Cross St .
'3 RMS AND BATH ADULTS ,
REALITY CO REALTOR
Cooperative Rea] Estate Exchange 3 ROOM, ? BACHELORS OR COU-
only Call after 6 28 N Anderson | —
Reasonable Ciose in FE |
BATH. MAIN FLOOR. | |} ROOM§ ANL BATH #39 BALD- | R win FE 5-3354
AND BATH. OIL HEAT, RE | | SLEEPING _frigerator, very nice _FE 32-7425
|} ROOMS AND | BATH.
entrance. 288 N. John: prelate
|3 ROOM APT., . WwW SI aa OFT. |
| tes stove refrigerator, furn.
_Aduits only Inquire 734 W. Huron.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. sTOVE
and utilities furnished, coaple
only. 281 Oakland
3 ROOM APT WITH
private entrance PE
4 ROOM APT WEST SIDE. BATH
_iy decorated FE ¢-8422 Z a OOM APT CLOSE TO TOWN | aR
FE 271980 _
4 AND BATH UPPER.
clean. well-heated in
come 111 Prospect AND ' OOM FOR RENT NO DRINK-
ers. Phone FE ¢2689
ROOM BOARD | om |
| _tonal 100 N. Telegraph i
__Rooms With Board 38
ars AND ROOM FOR GEN.)
tlemen. 2 blocks from Ponting | |
| Motor FE $-T905 |MAN TO SHARE LARGE COM. fortable room in beds. good
location FE 23-3429
#7172 ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN. NICE | =n clean home. FE 32-5842. 53 N
" NEW- |_ Johnson . _ |
POTLESSLY CLEAN RMS HOME.
{ style meals FE 38-0377 14 Mat-
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NI ND)
wiser ‘bas Convalescent — Homes 384 at door Child under 6 mo wel- | ~
ALBERTA APT BLDG.
private beth
Paddoc 1 AND
— MODERN APT. 2
room efficiency. kitchenette and |
adults only 200 N ;
OZY. LAKE
we Adults. OR 3-i6s0 after & WONDERFUL HOME FOR ELD |
erly people. Flexibie rates exce)-
ient food. loving cafe with ea
aoe staff Special diets, doctor
call. Beautiful grounds with |
fevals shade trees Pine Cone.
Nursing Home 1365 Baldwin Ave |
Operated by Mrs. Merie DuFord {
Com lawn matnienance and FUN WANTED? FE 2 ; oe +2018. 12 or PE ¢e5ie A: i | Canie 3 ROoue aie BATH -f ; CALL Midwest 62170 1073 W Hur 3 RMS UTILITIES FURN sMALL‘, SOARDING“HONE—POR ELDER. GENERAL CLEAN-UP axD Mow. ELKIN 1 RAVE! NEXT arn coe BRANCH baby @eicome ‘See caretaker 23 | aides ene from oa people | Ex Excellent food end
or OF 3008 BURFAIS eee PLE REF. " -mantaly,_call_et_390_H_ Be gnats ncaa FOR AGED. Todnaintce YaRD WORK Sree Gnaeus a aves stinas WanteD —! Boost pees courses) E LovELY can bind da Geraie wotraace | Rates starting ai $125 OR 3-6320 2-$463 Resersations en) where "i — LOWER & —___ seeervetiens anywhere HARVEY WILSON 3 ROOMS. FURN | CASEMENT Close to bus and stores. Heat a | _ Hotel ooms 39 Feely ay oasis Pt INO : Lapeer Rea) acon ,| Spt. at Oxbow Lake EM 30198 ; _ water _furn. _38 Putnam FE 43370. 4-337 R eee
ing southeastern Mich Pr 3 AN? A TRIP? = Apo FE 29457 3} ROOMS AND BATH SOUTH’ MODERN LARGE 3 ROOMS IN Tr | , a le ce ex rhnen weeowens On EFI |" Ba and Rechester Réa OR 4 tamiy, “apt. 151 Oneida. All HOTEL AUBURIN aol» 4 or utilities m rlus w er ooms by ea eek i eae gel ai ae se AIR-RAtL SRuP RESERVATIONS “WANTED » 7 ROOMS FURNISHED PRIVATE, dryer. i300 per month No ent | alo ler 3 9 partments TOP sori. AND FILL DIRT ORFAT LAKES CRUISES Pencabeste Laned ore | (ORES ond refrigeration rE 2 NEW MODERN 3 ROOM AND ‘4 Auburn LANDSCAPUN ROOMS AND BATH NICELY | ara = OR +5 PONTIAC | Acreage near Grayling Must be lactis she¢ ce or bus tine bath Auto heet and hot water. HOTEL ROOSEVELT
Fand 6 ‘& DRIVEWAY | wonaDixo ‘ | 92, Geet reed. Water frentege good location. prefer ree coe ht Geet Rooms $1230 up. Bath. $1750 up regan filing PE $23: TRAVEL SERV K FE able” "Liberty & Must be reener’ | ple or business lady Call eters N SIDE. PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | Fe bsi2s
TaRD | LEVE! 7d ona bans 208 W HURON 8T PE S321 ~ a —|{ ar her 8 oe wtorage Toom "gas beat, hot ws ona june @ Gs tee a _FESSESS Ste TEMES 8” Wid. Children to Board 26, 9 BUY OR SEI LL ) ROOMS BATH PRIVATE EN:| We eil utilities furnished FE = Huron St Puone PE. ?-é0ee ~ trance 5-008" = wu Teoaally bur your = ot _ Moving « & Trucking 19 CHILDREN CARED FOR try of will sell for vou cna 3 ROOMS AND BATH NICE AND | IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. POUR | Rent _Stores — 40 = Sachedaw Deets show you bow t@ get cash if the cose Eoc4<ectric ene Gant pameeet _Tms and bath upper. PE 2) | aaa = a
AA-1 MOVING. TRUCKING GooD rice is reasonable Call now and ivate entrance Coupie only No ; COR _ GROCERY STORE FoR 18 YRS service | 3-8383 or FE $87! oan DREN MORED AND os fee ws prove it drinkers 833 Saresots Ave i*, earth yee kee cae cee | | $63 per month one et 44 Os- _asytime : 31508 = <ete RILEY BROKER 3} ROOM FURN APT NICE &- fe "1823, er PE 22208 ; mur St_ OL 2976 A-] WOVING-RAULINO = (biRN TOWED “ako -cahen Tateadetn Lake Ra FE ¢1197 ~ ciean 652 Central FE 32689 aft- — SSS |
. EXCELLENT SERVICE “tee aT W S ‘ali er 3pm _ WEST SIDE | Rent Office Space 41 eaconabie Retes _ PE 5.3488 eC 3 ROOMS rune APT. —Nevine : ao : Wed. Household ‘Goods 27 e Dp l 1Ze 8 Close to St Benedict's Church T k rs gr cote foe igs 1 ra Water- ota ery DECORATED bus o_o shopping center | 3 FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE 1 r *Dce | j room ape ti rucks to Rent 1 PaY conat “2 SMALL RADIOS Tepe "Por fon acon aaunane tap acne} Brivete entrance and bath. 61 8. - Sith. private ventrance ae | Sa = soomensl ave
UCKS TRACTORS aa } ROONS SS SWITW sc y AND EQUIPMENT FURNITURE NEEDED | * guines bd welcome oe +4686 rages pad ice E Bad 4 Ct! i o44 tote cece vfs . Oo in f rwin,
uae a oe Be a arkston (2° rm: neon Treuete: ene\ Trecsers mb ers J | comment | Sie Or Rent He Houses Furnished 35 Since inne 4 e | E 's-4 ROOMS | SEPARATE EN- ~~~ teat amen 101% N Saginaw Street Pontiac I arm and For @ {ouice ~pisPosat fit ne Real Estate ae _trance Clean FE ¢? __ 2 SMALL OaRAGS HOUSES NEAR | S-0ee7 Industrial Tractor Co fe D831 MAple 55671 T ROOMS wira | UTILITIES VERY Blue Sey CiNee girls. couples, Ere is Bt dood eet some “ = Gs BUY iF On a0GHOR | emow — = a= 420s eclean. Well-furnished See after newlyweds lors. oo == N FLOOR LOCAT! o or Gene bai Inc! << pasaee rf Pied On bein a wibow to iracheaed nee vase 4 30 er Sat_& Sun _ 16 Pinegrove | teachers saiso efficiency kitchen- Huron, next to Riker
PE ¢008) FE ¢1442 ‘= GF PONTiIACS LARGEST tec_5 rooms. veer areuné. Bos 3 ROOMS AND BATH PABY WEL ¢tte by day or week 2088 Com-— Bulcing. Ideal for retail er pre , s RGOEST or. Ly ©. 106 Dresd monwealth &-2708 7 fessional services office ard ASHES AND hvsaue RAULED fursfture buyers. 27, Pontiac Pre « com — . tt rE _FE «? AKLAND LOT MODERN ROOM Sic tu TE EN. ? SEDROOM HOME. COM- E Partridge Realtor anytime PE 9-306 — _ WE Rai ae 8 LQASTAND | lore. y N, ROOMS ‘a5 EN- " pletely furn Modern, clean Lake Huron. PE ¢3581 f watt <vEnVei OG IMMED!- WANTED “TO BUY ALL TYPas ELLIOTT _trance and bath 167 Mt. Clemens v. i sr lease at 06 o . _ Ste service 86 Siate FE $1972 _of furniture Pnove PE 96523 ia 62809 3 RMS PRIVATE WALKINO DIS. Horse PE 2-179 aon kee
RAULING RUBBISH OR ANY Wed. Misc 2s _tance from downtown FE $46 B HOME ON CASS | BUSY IDEAL CATION thing any piace. anywhere ellaneous — } ROOMS PRIVATE BATH AND Lake. parti< furn For season.) GOOD PA O PACILITIES cr anytime FE 2-380 entrance. new!y decorsted Close _FE 5-9614 HUNTER tare 4PEA INCINERATORS CLEANED ASA i fesmea to ener tee (RM HOUSE WEAR BUS LUN 1h, UT i eas FLAT BE BED FOR DODoE |
er rubbish cleanup | 1 LraHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING waa CEMENT MIXER cai We are specialists mm trading. ubbish heuled Send, fil) @irt oR We are gain x reputation a and gravel FE wilt sy —Pouat ANTTORE AND’ the isadmy of the Pontia me BAvy BUACE ‘Dint nay. mise articies. 3-31 Aree. osprey : eo
WILL PAY UP TO §gi000 FOR
used house trailer. Call FE 6368)
_sfter 7 pm ! ma
Wanted to, Rent 29
3} BEDRM FROME IN TOWN
Call after 6 rE
state. We bare bomes farme. in-
comes. Dus:
Northern resorts listed for trade
DORRIG & BON REALTORS 32 W. Huron Phone FE
DOG HOUSES
BUNGALOWS i oKF fg ANYWHERE
Fiore ail AND HAULING RUB! _ish. Anytime Cheap. FE #1770 ~
O'DELL CARTAGE ? Sad rent Tecal and gy Car ppm Moving _
Phone 54808
~ REDUCED RATES _
; LOOKINO FoR a GoOoD TENANT? | ‘
We have them call in your ve
Lerge van to serve rou ee tt haw Five te oa cer V4 os
aici hl Fa enna ESPONSIBLE FAMILY WOULD | ANYTHING TRUCKING ANYTIME TON AND ors to rent a three cr four bed. Cash tn 26 hours fer vour equity
‘a stake. OR 3-7572. or OR 3-3573) room home ip he Pontiac. Lake. | Cell nee
VET WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK cr Waterford areas orn s7e8 Edw. M. Stout. Realtor
Sante hauling PE ¢sose WANTED 3 BEDROOM HOME IN | [TT N Saginaw St Ph FE 8-8165
Pontiac or Wizom vicinity Ree Open Eves Till 8 30 - Painting « Decorating 20 j
sonable rent. Exceilent refer | ie pedomating: Wal. ences. Phone FE 3-721" ~~ CUSTOM DECO L wtp N PO8S! ui vas “TE papering. Steaming service Com TD (TO RENT WITH ete LIs1 IN( » \ ANI ED _Mmeree, EM 3-3435 Webster Schoo! Distriet Write | Residential. farms Jand business
A) CUSTOM PAINTING PAPER. Pontiac Press Bor 118 Titles needed “Quick, quall- hangit Paper removed Est. oe see rsonai -ervice on your
= mete rE CO \ td. Contracts, Megs. 32 ireets ot very reasonable discount
asco pee, oer ae ae wee ul rc =e or cash DO YOU WANT TO SELL -OR —Seerense i. Free est FE bur 3 perl contract? For quick eA I. D. se AMMOND |
As INTL APERIN Tesulta, ca 264 8 eee eee oT CG rock a rE Savi _ aLw LE, - . AYs DEPENDABLE. PAINT. \ OCKe ee modern
§ or 6 room home.
ROY KNAUF, Realtor
| 26% W Huron OA 63339 FR 27421
— BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE
rty Purchasers ae _si800. Realtor MACS WALL ae & PAINT. 1648 Union Lake Ra __ ing. reasonable C A SH H
PAINTING AND I
bath
|
or job. Free ates, A-l wor ice 8800 Commerce
-Ca) FE 21008. Taree or small Burers ating | Ph Pootioc EM S311 ma a aiting | PAPERHANG PAINTING. Pro courteous service. erETL? , plaster repetring._ rE a Brine in Fete geetrect or call R. F. McKINNEY INTT ECO! any hour or
fits pod Te Sap) terse Ted McCuliough. No ob- | — _ UMiv _ 16s | =
AINTING. INSIDE AND OUT ~ .
Pree estimatge FE $-1040 or FE I. HAYDEN, Realtor CASH 8-1068. ae P _Waltan Open Eves 48 HOURS
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING. | ee : ; = 5
and plaster repairing FE 70832. CONTR AGES WANTED FOR YOUR HOME —F ; ACES A; . = .
‘PAINTINO LLS PAPERRANGING | We need contracts for immediate EQU ITY
TOPPERS __OR p70m)) S018, Buyers waiting, What ree JIM WRIGHT, Realtor ‘ 5-944)
PAPERING PAPER REMOVED |
Plaster patching, painting, bie |
__tepairs. Wall washing.
Painting & W - Washing | Free estimates. 2-2706 345 Oakiand Ave. ie smal) balances, new or 6 rE : . = Co-operative Real Estate Exchange soned contracts. mcare Real Ex.
tate. 1) Huren St pe oo
evenings FE 46492 or 13
_Ask for Mr Clark
ist ‘PLOOR PRIVA AND
| _bath seers ie Leake re S170.
an appointment uss the
ibtlities of wean your Rea!
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‘ Taeent gh on ENT \wooer OORE PTR Cui For Rent Hincslieneons 42
a — dren welcome S © AND 2 ROOM AP. POR —<"* — _BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER POt- | rent, private entrance 239 Rus- cet ay USE sEMI-MODERN ishers +, terupbers. cement grind- sei! dad — le steamers. ete. FE $3164
¢ ROOMS & BATH. ? CHILDREN ¢ ROOM | HO haha | Baigwin Ave
eee oe were Te oe Leste 004 Orsaean att Os: ONE WAY «RMS AND BATH WEST SIDE > Apply at 3 Dwight st FEE wt ROOM MODE WODERN BOX are AST TO COAST € ROOMS ren D BATH FURN ON tee take OR 3-0138 : Ny MERE cued tere
we ROOM UPPER Fone «TURN CORT ACES. aiDaER p ae NOONE eatit _ Welcome. 3810 Dizie Bwy. ; OR i656 - HOUSETRAILER FOR RENT) =
4-3283 For Sale Houses
an [BERTA APT | BLDO LAND 3 baby welcome. FE 43 room efficiency kitchenette Ga - MODERN 8 ROOMS IN KEEGO , ~~ ao addock + Willow Beach Gas heat. Sylvan Lake Vit)
APT FOR RENT. NO DRINKERS. cha iren_welcome, 990 month |g =! x —— close tn, 168 8.7 MODERN SMALL HOUSE, ALSO vane Veeco! with D ecareome
BACHELOR'S APT. | ar Tina oe eet eee me bath and wasn-room With or furn Neat and clean #0 Robin. SMALL MODERN FURN | HOUSE. without basements Massive fire
_Wood. off N. Perry 1 bedroom Garden spot. Bear place. with studio ceiling. Really
CASEMENT APT. NEAR” AU-| Diuies, S080 per week FR Tee hy Crate tna, ea utilities, The all-Crosley chen ie = Heights, couple only FE 71 __ | top stove. Lgpladons ne Dene | OUER YC N i ME er mn cabinets, makes a
| CHILDREN WELCOME 5 FUR- ath pct See eiatts sible kitchen to admire. Constructio
Bished rooms in country. Garden| coupie only 4 rooms th, features are tops. grace fir.
_Space Call RE 230i! furn Very Reasonable. Adams | lumber, face brick. aluminum
CLEAN UPSTAIRS. QUIET COU-| Realty Co Auburn Ave. ; NWindows and sereens. Real pias-
ple 3 rms and bath 612 Clara. 4.3393 ter, Rea) tile Ambie cas sir
| EXCLUSIVE @ RM. BATH FIRST Rent How Unfurn. 36 ee ir bon ern ee EES | | ses 5 ay a '
| PORRRRED TWO ROOMS TT |, aonoc vaan’ noven| frist tmbetay beck Rit ‘ " 3 BEDR R ROUND vere ce ach. thes as ee clean 78 Poster. | home ip Walled Lake 2 or Sent cea Ouater on we
| a welcome 86-3238. 4-5000. 105
PAPER BANGING REASON ABT te
ING A TERIOR | ae Priv aro & entrance
painting. Reasonable rates. Free FE 2-0405
Robbins, 2385. Jessie. FE 47060. ry ROOMS A AND BATH
w AND PAINTING Availasie Clete, te, downtown. Clean. PE ALL
Shs women work wranteed OR
~" Physio-Therapy _21A 21A
Be bee taneang Baye es e ‘¢ imm in your contract, lars or coll
and take home the cash. : for ROOM 10.50 A
"Tprcial foot technique." 72 Him ic Cees Sct | 7 ROOM APE, si0.t0 A. WEEE
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 Te aph Rd.
RADIO ry NEWL repair. 569 W : . J any pvt. bath & ent. West tee ents, FE 48607. ser =: % DAY OR NiOHT TV SERVICE. LET bs - [ FE Ls or 85-8300 reer —— the Beare pou Mot your eon- , __STRA 2
EXPERT TV ee eERVICE a LE entrance and Tf] riearen, Service eal pi Se Edw Stout, Resitor | serge cases cot ae 8 Cox Television. Suse on Eves. Till: 8:30 RN PRIVATE
OUARA 9 REPAIR ANY | GF THE MOST FOR YOUR [ior sum ne One 497%. CONDON'S ener ‘ ig AOR e TV, 427 8 PARKE 87 _ton 8 Perseus ne eta A UTHITIES
vF AAA AD camenee | GUIDE TO GOL D: Sell | i i ~ Ty ye ER abt,
ING MA. & ADD
Office Sup- thin chine ring. Expert General’ Bring end OF gs you're not nrg | ©o., ¥ =
gil saa me a. ‘through omen Ads}! [ Rent Apts. _Lernieeee 33° UNION COURT
trietty furnished. No children, Ref. | 4 2 bedroom |. $78.00 per month FE c¥- AP fds wey (pues will make your payments, both
Wrst SIDE « ROOMS. 4 BLOCK from bus. References. cue.
| tanom a ROOM. 1 KITCHEN |
and dinette. Private bath and en- 7 ROOMS. NOT MODERN. ON
Close in Adults only. 103 ® vinewood. Call PE 4-196,
trance
_Washin
apartment in take front home
Private entrance Heat and elec- FOR COLOR ED
extra jot, income home LL LAO
2 ROOMS, BATH,
vate entrance, available June
OR 3-2251.
300 Achoel Full
j
i
NO DOWN PAYMENT |
I
| a nL FERLY, DEC NO MORTGAGE COST | LARGE LOVELY SUBURBAN 3 dro! wee 8 San Win build og your free clear | a bath yard, adults. OR }-1943, . s. and 3 bedroom starter
LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN, ¢ ROOMS, BATH. NICE LOCA-| homes with full basement. newly decorated. | private bath, | _tion, big _yard OR 3-2488 build op our lot with small down 83 r off Baldwi | @ ROOMS: eens i NEWLY DEc- ent Cal after &:
| LIGHT Sota EEPTEG i ROOMS, _orated. E Se) j
| ee SE Ee OPE ru aegen, hepa NEAT ? ROOM GARAGE REA- ne 2. and refrig FE Built a a3 Neat Bactera’ or.
rps 16) * Padock FE 5 aS SS === | High Cash to At aan FRA mort-
SE : gage FE #1 NEWLY wRECOR LATED. 3 ROOMs For lease FOR SALE aT OWNER. 8 LARGE Colonial Hill Brick ranch 3 rooms basemen ry ream
Aus $18 apes woes SEE oe bedrooms. ving room dining kitchen, garage carpeted living
PONTIAC LOWER § EVERY- room. kitchen bdfeakfast nook and dining rooms. al! curtaips
thing furnished No drinking 1 or tied bath. screened porch and and drapes, nearly ‘s acre beeu- | 2 children $28 week, Deposit: MY every modern’ convenience. cn tifully landscaped All kinds of
| _ 2618s turee thaded let Available tor 7 fruit. ghoice rowers by ibe thous- SMALL APT. ‘ OLDER MAN. year at $175 per ment sk = =6oaand ® a ere
‘private bath and entrance Every. for Mr. Smith Pontiac. Price, $10,800 with $3,000 | thing furn., $10 a wk FE 5-4785 _— FE 2053
x _ Roy Annett Inc.® say ees nad sete oes priv it
ves oe eduits only, $66 Y eas ee
eaitore a“ %, hE 7 BEDRM, SCAR. "k. c EMPS dD 3 F Buren ¥ rage, heat in Indian Vil- : ni Te Smal Come, Sreaings jen Sunday tt a hated #1802 after 4 p.m. owes 6 eal) FE oer { 4. 2 BEDROOM witht LAKE PRIV
AL 3 RM. WITH BATH leges on Williams e,
| Rent ent Lake Cottages 36A, down.
good Exe
7 Rooms. & BATH CLOSE iN, | furnished cede, nize beach. Lew-| end fishing area epprozimately ure ee —= | ville, ideal for hunting or fishing
; <too8 Seas ~~ at sarciar: “DON’T WIS H FOR ; com Aoplieb leg roots. For fail | aa ANF . - Si ait Ty i
era, M1) Orchard Uk. Ave, . i particulars write Consumers Pow-
? ONFURNISHE:
Land & Title Dept. OOMS PR Com Mg
eB PRI Seckson’ Michigan BE | MONEY! vateventrance bachelor apt Make it easily 47064. ay x BY GWNER, 5 ROOMS AND BATH : ough Classifie Walled | Lake Good conditios. take | 3 aa | AND — cPPFR APT PT. || (thr ug C d Ads. To = es mand on FE Siti |
, ng es ae i sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, aye gy fer Mrs, James, ta tote rater furni:
| wan | gial FE, 28181. " RStacrs
f, a a FHA TERM3
MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAYS |
}
391 IRD STREET i
BVG INVESTMENT CO. |
FE 44138
BY OWNER. NICE 2 BDR. BUNG-.
. large kitchen
auto” of] beat
SY OWNER: SEMINOLE HILLS.
4 barm. home Natura) fireplace.
arage. etc. Small dn payment.
15 tor appointment
2 BEDRM FURN HOUSE LARGE
lot Pell ae ue with §1,500
down 414
mGCRE:
Needs trim.
1-7111 Bkr
| ROCHESTER-UTICA “AREA. VA.
cant Smell modern, 6 room
house Newly decorated inside and
out Auto. hot water, Lot, 75x135 |
$850 down Price 664250 Pay-
ments $55 per month 2540 Frank-
_son_ Inquire 2560 Frankson
.§ ROOM HOUSE. LARGE
$3500 equity. balance. $900
5-1268
BY OWNER. ; — FURNISHED
terms OL
vor. |
} BEDROOM HOME. | full basemert 14, bath, 2-car_
__earage OR 3-2489_ 3385 Frembes |
| OWNER WANTS £ EQUITY IN AT.)
tractive brick ranchette on E }
Mansfield. 2 bedrms., spare rm | in painted basement. Oi] heat |-
Fenced yd. $10200 Payments, | -
$49 per mo imcluding taxes. tns. |
ee nt FE 4-0847 or FE _4-2637 i
SYLVAN VILLAGE |
8 room brick 4 bdrm. 2 baths
fireplace. carpeting - a1] base
ment 2-car garage 2? lots. Land
_scaped $20.500 FE 5-136
$300 DOWN,
19 ACRES Bea tifu! building site norin of
Ciaraston Fuil price $3 000
FARM LAPEER COUNTY
miles off M24. New 4 reom
modern Basemen: anc
furnace 2 car garage Gran
ary. chicken house pecemers
barn 7S acres of soil
farmers farm ais en,
terms
SUMMER COTTAGE
Located 12 miles from Pontiac in
beautiful country €@ room nat-
ural fireplace 29 screened in
porches. Lage privileges $050
dawn ?
house all
otl
' ay
BUNGALOW @ reems. utility 3 jots
edge of city limite 86 500. weet af
terms
RIDGEWAY REALTOR
07S Baldwin PE ¢6703
. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
1_ BEDROOM UNPINISHED
house good location Will con-
sider good Renee tcaner as down
payment FE 23-1104
BY OWNER 3 BEDRM 2: CAR
Eeoer jake = priv
eges. possession June. 38th $2500
pod full price 812.500. Bhown by
_Sppeintment only FE 2-2988
M2 NEAR LAKE ORION
An idea] home. carpeted liv rm
Tiled kitchen & bath 2 large
bdrmes lege! attr 2 bdrm apt
for ineo $3500 qn.
_WALT TER ‘GREEN MY 2-583) _
19580 W FoR SALE BY OWNER G! RE-
sale Joyrs old 3 bedroom. large
@erpeted living room dining room
combination Ful) basement ith
Tecreation room Landscaped cor- ,
ner ict Bus to Waterford High
te the New Montieth
.
Price. 813.700 $84 000
down OR }-752¢ one biock
3 BEDROOM HOME [N INDIAN Village Seil at sacrifice Leaving
city FE 5-2248 : |
SALE BY (BUILDER | |
$350 DOW | New 3 bedroom jal home
Situated on 90128 jot_ in quiet
west subutban ccation Fruceilent
shade ake privileges are
some of the attractive features
Exterior compietely ‘inished In-
tertor tneludes rough wirine and
chimney Money caver for
the handyman. Cal 3-2937
after six o'clock
NEW 3} BEDROOM HOMES, . CITY
water & sewer, $750 dm $33 78
per month pigs tmterest & insur-
oe Total $7,400 Mode! — 391
BVG INVESTMENT CO. FE ¢4138
$700 DOWN
Furn } rooms and bath as !s
on 3 lots Keego Merver 1 corner
idt nice to build $62
& month. FE Pry Pras Ask for Mrs |
Sweeney
We Havea Choice
Bargain
pp ear 249 lot
$750 4
iw’ W RIGHT, |
for fest sale
$500Dn.
T32
dons house, nicely land- MW EST SIDE 2 Clarkston — | Real Estate 26 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich.
__MApie 5-582! |
eae |
CASS LAKE
PRIVILEGES only « ‘ew feet | from the front door 22 ft living |
room. two bedrooms “ompletely
modern Good sized lot § 06
fs the full price The enjoyment |
vou will have tn the ensuing
summer months wil] more than
repey you for your wise choice. |
DONT BE
MOTORWAY Lake and park privileges on beau-
tiful Elizabeth Lake. VACANT 32
bedroom bungaiow--clean as 4
pin Living room with dining 1
Modern kitchea and big utility
room with pieety, of cupboards
Fenced 50x15. ot ITS READY
‘TT's YOUR. MOVE' Priced
right
CHEROKEE HILLS
We were fortunate when we were
chosen by the owners of this
RANCH TYPE BRICK. permitting
is to make it available to our
clientele Designed to meet the
most fickle taste from the solid ;
Poured basement wich includes
recreation space seunety faciii-
ties gas heat to \ivi ae quarters |
that boast a 26 - ing room
} spacious sear coms
and kitchen eating space will
aiso meet your approval Alum!-
num Windows that
from the teterior for quick clean-
ting Storms and screens equaily
convenient Knotty pine breeze-
way heated altac\ed carnage
Paved drive This tine home har
never been offered for sale be-
fore Let one of ur courteous
salesmen mak* t rossible for
you to he the first ne to in spect | thie \alue at $2240 with terms
Humphries: pe ee Ade 32-0474 PR 67116 83 ON Eves
“MUL npir ‘TI1STING SERVICE
DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
LONG LOW AND RAMBLING
PRETENTIOUS BRICK HOME
Situated on iarge corner lot with
over 83.000 00 in landscaping. al
the outstanding appointments de,
manded by today's particular buy- LATE
Dintng |
are removabie | Shown by appointment va he.
BEDRM. GI RESALE Owner being transferred, 6% rm.
home in excellent —? ig gieke
tered walls, ol) heat.
-car carport Nicely Taio
Quick possession, terms.
-\WATERFORD TWP. Attractive S rm. & beth — oft eat. elec water heater.
sinde storms & ‘acre ice
large lot, fenced-in. Paved street,
Quick possession, only $1680 down,
John K. Irwin, Since 1925
a Saginaw Street
FE 5-468
$1000 DOWN — attractive two bea-
room home. oak floors, full bath.
69 foot lot, completely fenced
‘Anchor fencing) Sear Weaver
sehect Monthiy payments, oniy 1Ol's
Eve FE 2-1806 or:
- § reoms and unfinished
attic Nice basement, ges heat
A ston throw m Wisner
Schoo! 611500 with small dows
payment. See this now.
COME - WHITTEMORE 8T -
“teres large room home. Everr-
thing im excellent condition Good
returns total price, $14.780 - VACANT
OLDER RICH ELEGANT HOM® ~
Lecated om main street in Oxford, .
| Six spacious poem Biche) .
kitchen ful} basem and 'e-
pecs co for $13 700 fame cou
or stop at 103
Broadway. ‘Lake Orion.
TOTAL PRICE 65400 — Eatra large
iot with a neat clean three reom
Very nice garden soil
Call todar.
We nave over & acres of eom-
mercial property on Disie Mwy.
‘hal includes a neat ¢ rogm home
for only $12.000 This is a bargain,
Call teday
IE 49584 LAWRENCE wW
134 E Pike &t Open_Bvee,
LOT 100x 150
You will De proud to on ‘his
custom Duilt reneh in beeutiful
Sxivan City Extra large rooms,
‘wo car attached garage baese-
ment and many additional fea-
tures. Mas private beach This ts
the home you have been search-
ing for .
VERY SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT
Pienty ef room for the children | house
| with ‘beadtnful trees
*
1
er Built for gracious living 3 cousin and mother-in-law This
dandy bedrooms spacious living 11 room farm home is just what
room full dining room two fire. ‘he doctor ordered for the large places, gas heat, large attached peel ly. Additional b acres aveil-
2-car garage tus beautiful
seats ie Ree tear STATE. WIDE riced te sell
Se er | BB. CHARLES A beautiful modern two bedroom B. D.C A Ss, Realtor bungalow with stairway to ex. i717 8 _Telegraph PE ¢0821 pansion attic full besement gas a
sre Rreee seuss, WATERFORD outdoor fireplace beautifull ¥ iand-
escaped ict, 502151 teed to sel!
wo Pron pine LAKE HOME & RUSINESS LOCATION
A Wonderful investment, modern
farm home with hot water base-
tay heat Deautiful kitenen nice
porch ‘arge
m all Outstanding
opportunity wet $15 800 00
LAKE FRONT BUNGALOW
$8750 00 SALE OR TRADE
104 ft om lake concrete retaining
wall t®o Water systems attrac-
tive medern two bedroom bunge-
tow, oak floors file bath ull
basement. Lennog oi] ac. heat
Priced to sell or trade on } bded-
teom bungalow.
VACANT RANCH fest be
DOWN OR ADE
Auesctve mod-
Exceptional] buy.
ern-te-minute bedroom
shake bungalow, select oak NMoors
birch flush doors knotty |
kitchen beautiful tile bath alu
{num storms god screens, lot 7 |
% 300 Price 89.078 00 Consider,
house traller. car or small home -
in trade
DORRIS & GON REALTORS WwW Mu FE 4185
Partridge . 18 THE BIRD’ TO SEE
DRAYTON WOODS
Here's an outstanding value !o-
This ranch type home with ? car
attached
Bicely landscaped jet
—an unbelievable Le $10, Terms
FAMILY
Here's an mrestomet that’s bard ce | |
in the Pontiac area Overlooking Stiver Lake mas |
course, fests this all brick ?-leve.
auch @s
e te,
th birch doo ° ro 3 | Pe ire! rs, rec
j in — off basement whien
includes fire; e and fee-
| ae picture or <
Silver Lake Golf Course. Timken
Silent automatic heat. Also l-cer
| garage and many other ym tea-
a Pull Leto’ oo ‘all for
Clarkston Real Estate 30 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich
MApie 5-882
WATKING LAKE AREA —
3 Bedrooms. large sun room
basement. new oil furnace, storms full
and screens, attached arege
field stene fireplace price
only 90.450 Terms.
ROOM BUNGALOW
2 bedrooms. dining and livin
room with natural fireplace, De
beateleduroy ot] heat, anes
blocks
3 at dtl BRICK RANCH
West of hard wood
full basement ot heat. 1% car
garage, att _ Im pos
seasion
2 hee
#)/ SCHRAM FE 68-5001 Leman Pe beet
1111 Jos er 3rd.
Open Ee at & “Res, FE 3-9566
est SIDE AREA N ATS - 4 room modera
Realtor x vest wr Sel ewuer occu
s one a or e entire 345 Oakland Ave ; 5-041 income Now shows $80 per mo. i rome from upstairs oes Own- =p NS ers Teom apt. could rent for MODERN ; $100 per month All In excellent @ ROOMS 3} bedrooms northwest onditien tm every respect. Full tecation. corner lot. Close to bus, price $14 50° on ‘erma | school and stores $1100 down :
resone’ PO month Ofer AWARD FO PARTRIDGE | EALTOR FE 43581
1060 W MURON T k
Open Eve 7 to 8 |
’ § ROOM HOME. BASEMENT 81ToO- hos ST SIDE ’ bedroom home ker heat. gas hot water wired | ath Excellent location Oek firs for electrte stove. 2 car id living room 18tsxil's Separate = 4s: 199 gown 5-086 = dining room screened porch. ful! Wilson basement with ot] furnace. stool
and shower, Garage Shedy fenced
yard $11,500 Terms
QI. RESALE $1000 down to 4!
per cent mortgage Bal at $3
per month including tazgs & in- |
surance 2 bedrooms, oak floors. |
bath Full basement furnace. ga- Very nice 2 bedrooms,
rage, ved drive. Good location, s8ge. rE 38 oo
near Perry & Glenwood | sett «1
WILLIAMS LAKE. 3 bedroom | home on si lot only ‘e block
from beach. Fireplace, — porch, O’ N
storms & screens, liv room
xi?’ and LP kitehen wie. ou
heat. Only $1400 down
a he on . od ns °
mee ues * $200 DOWN home. ality , storms & TEST VAL
reens, heat attached
rage, i shady ‘tote, nice ‘beach. EVER Brand oew 4 tie $ inmptiate’ os occupancy cated Crescent
OPEN DAILY iatey with the ink take 12 to 8 P.M. ing. ¢ room of
$1 250 DOWN le closet, spacious kitchen Visit our moda —e. Nee tar good ¢ ates. Pull
socal eee ie room aie —_ FA =: inate’ \
en! Seereumn, ymente ———. :
lodern kitchen, custom butit - ‘ ;
rés, bath utility ts tpetube Pa conte gun type ol! . ate in addition to Jown .
stovations, & sean as foaay’ 4 now! we have Privileges on White Lake. ; ES i Tk. Rat ware | . Oe ber. for | RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
s ex aarnem, Realtor Me 6. Ri : *
pace) \_ Phone » or
“oo Bree; sun. ' | Co-operative
FOR COLORED —
upstairs. recreation basement, |
gas beat water mer, dish- |
master, ca _elumioum, storme and sereene. well land-|
scaped $2,000 or cash to mort-
able. 2006 Bas-
home.
INDIAN VILLAGE 3 BEDROOMS - Liv ine room. ¢in-
ing room, kitehen basement,
. laundry tubs, fruit cel-
garage. close te bus,
center & schools. $14,500,
NEAR DOWNTOWN LOW DOWN PAYMENT-—3 bed
me living reem, Se
dining reem, :
heater, 1%, car
eation for wear gatere, food
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For Sale Houwses 43 For Sale_ ouses AOSV SO NCD OO ToS i te tt ad a aaa wee es I 1 Py BEDROOM FR. HOME,
mee rrr | maa | = VACANT 1 ROOM FURN. HOUSE. Ww EST OF TOW N. full basement. garage. to Roch-
my gag = ag dl mong ORE L_ESTATE, PE $4978 2 bedroom. starter home, tear 06, 100._ 91.000 dows. a 4 nice § room bome with 2 acres| ester. $12,000 Generous .
bungalow — full ont, MYERS REA Adams and Aubura Rd. l 92.000 down payment. | 753 Lownsbury, OL 1-0
and trent) ~ WE TR ADE : tot, well and septic tank included Upton Viren ven sereen and siorm windows! | we ries p Heights onl H. YW. Bi low = LAKE:
windows, G at = © O*WarrcoMs, REALTOR mong ae 5 Se] ver a: neat 9 bet home? 1geé PONTIAC :
pp tay”) shed 1 sefa land ¥ rooms, tui mpeemant: geet fur. | . re. 05 Feast sigs, 6.90 FE! fake privileges 7 ee] ns © rey Lenst 3 Bedroom yea
out of Pontin ty sis. al of Feat A atom 3 Tie | ae [eee eer osm teres tiving | Sead or FE $408 Some: Priced at: $11,500.00
able » payment @nd rest like : | room. hardwood fl. floors. ‘
nee Gat HS] rae cee at? ADAMS, | & 30 DOWN Witiane br, FE Bedroom» home | io. - 11,000, “with o 0 DOWN WILLIAMS LAKE:
. —"" aC a WRER Neer Dublin School. 96.600, 61) ONLY . Capal Front Modern, / Bedroom
Y OWNER gore. | sie = SUPER - SHARP 3 BED- Home. Excellent Buy At:
0 lots, 4 dedrooms| | WATERING LAKE fee EXTRA CLEAN r ROOM ME, 94.5000 with $1,600.00 down
Sondd tlving room. sitting Ree eee eu | 3, Dedroom for colored et down-to LESS THAN 2 YEARS OLD.
Foom, ‘extra large dining room nome. a iece “Moders. kileben, price. Ofters ma modern Delco COMPLETE 1 4 Sg LOON LAKE:
large targe shade ‘peu. wet eutast overlooking lake | Utility £0,0 m. ot ei einaees wala Venetian | Velut-we have many. Among TAIL INCLUDING ALUMI- 3 ee Ranch Home with
shrubs 16 miley from Pontiec.| Garage. Only $12.000, terme. | blinds, rubber tied floors in kitca- these, this 2 bedroom freme,; wom sTORMS AND Breeseway and A i Attacned Garage.
Near all lakes schoo! bus et door BIRMINGHAM elient two car| home. Oil heat, tile bath, large SCREENS. SITUATED ON $12,750.00
All ter #1e.000 with 83.200 down | }¢ Mile & Woodward rea 8 sarege, Peved ariveway, Oo paved, jendscaped Wt. Nice neighbor.) 4° sac LOT OFF
| No Real Estate agents : bedroom home ed ean Sireet’ Lovely “enced back yard ame. ees y erme.” & meopies. HATCHERY NEAR ENNED
ee _ __ $ years old Ouly $12.00. 61500 Se with tru trees, ote. AG ‘tus aud DRAYTON REALLY 4 K
Absolutely U nique — PLUS MORTOAGE COSTS ore, only $7,050 with $1,800 do SACRIFICE
BLISGRETe Lares bull 3 Bed eet Pea coma ret corven. | - us ad PER MONTH. soot Ww. HEATTO® ope 43000
Tevlevel year round ranch Rome Prien Me gett pbearoolml DRIVE. BY 7 RJ. VALUET, Realtor ‘open evenings til 8 } 2m < nr sal
se eo Reman Brick fireplace.” “ ee ot pot eile H 450 Midway St. This ? bedroom’) Lakefront cottage — only a few 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-063 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
340A kitchen family room, wit eA Fron omes paige plastered | hygy oh re miles nee Ging Needs | MULTIPLE Lt PLISTING SER SERVICE __
barbe: ri, twe master ber i = ay O28 ~ ES some Wo e $800 Ss
rooms yatipiahed quest toon | re Ste or PE 4 bor GHECK THESE with § fruit trees and garden| down. ~ PEARL L_ BLDG. co! 0 to
tremendous value i ee eo oh RIPOFF for ae than $2,000 down and OFFERS
. FEATURES $60 a month By appointment. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
’ ND BATH DOWN, FIN- )
OPEN SUNDAY ipprettect epee good ent ang| Oak Moors. Birch doors, tiled bath SPIC AND SI AN OO
Ne hase tte ret se Cornet lot. deg gy Sete ae ee Coo | 2 bedroom for colored on pared NEW 2 BEDROOM
* prt n Plains Hear stores, a, ey sew zi | Luther 8t. Just off Franklin Rd. = s1 —<-
| ” Drive out g Satecta. cos coos! or OR 3-2038 after 6 for Co to everything Plastered wa'l. oak flooré. coa! Biase billed hard, pA oe FHA HOMES GI RESALE
Boe: sicn comer of Davisburg Rd = pointment. 4416. W Walton Payments cera org pe eg Stig Hes cde, hac 6 fa basement $ NEAR BOY'S CLUB
Z° iB! ANN AN REALTY frui es. $2,000 down $64 a With recreation room. 2 bedrooms. I | ‘u "ike pie eehaaiih =e
. 12 N. Woodware Rove] Ost —-- ———— month Shown by appointment. all plastered. ceramic tile math. ° tan — and :3
br 30 aiid “To SETTLE ESTATE $53. 9? er Mo. : unfinished attic. Very neat : semi bunge seta
ul 44000 / § room modern bungaiow. Auto p ROOMING HOUSE clean. City- water & sewer. sis peerpoonyl and = gap oT Gok tubs
: ——~--——= matic o heat Full ‘asement, | pryg TAXES AND INSURANCE sd 1: me ALSO Se ne ee icreene, Landecel
1 Day Possession | Large lot Paved ratea Located MODEL OPEN | Setup. 6 bedroom ‘3 block from 2 storms and hag + Longfellow
Newly remodeled 4 rooms & bath | 1 good resicential district on | Feber eo Body. and oo heat ra 3 BEDROOM irene! be i Saeed os |
On paved ctreet in city of Keego rave ate La rn immo <d DAILY & SUNDAY long oaly *saloo, #2 $2,000 prs Uu < : a sie. 008. $3,890 mewn 943 mo. tn-
elbhead So otic hel AO 2 810 MELROSE | Drive out N Per. | and et) e’mesih Aod taxes only ) ‘“Ranchmaster | cludes taxes eta insurance. per fe
io ee < ave ae arment . 140" ‘w Huton_ FE 2-4411 % mile past Montcalm and $68 a year. This home and live happtty ever cent interest. SEE iT FIRS
alified re . ” ———— East Bivd. to "Melrose. Turn right after! 2 bedrooms, large living COMPLETELY |
a WE BUILD ayy, Soaks se tee on NEEDS WORK Foom, tiled beth. Modern ‘kitchen, ON 11'S A BEAUTY be 3 - | - car garage ea 7 - Ss 4 '
Loveland | SE wees, | Castell Realty msm0 | poe oe ee pee RINISHT! oR ONTIAG AER rng room of ; HA - . : " c -
wee tens ope at 11 cou wre considering building a | #8 Oakland PE 6-065 | et ore [ai oon vey mantal tow se 908) | ns ™ |G. 1 & CONVENTIONAL TERMB) with stone freplace, the Tounes,
ra TAT Eu Dem beme be sire Bnd) see oS" o Y_BY OWNER | “ : ~ ADAMS REALTY CO ft. paneled porch overlooking the
CYL V AN VILLAGE plans and specifications | for. “0 INCOME Jo — i Maqlabarals Our meyue must be moderation, Senator even 100 gunemm ace. Pe 27003 | aes i pate gilt agetrnd oo
Rrick— 6 room modern—gas heat | outstanding moder “ah full base-| '& same rate this vear All units | moderation! After 5 call I le 135 ft of well kept grounds, Tota:
Beautiful fenced in yard Owner bedreom bungalow w ul Se furn Brick constructed. Exce)- OR_3-2420 or FE ¢3393 price only $10.050, ‘erms
sacrificing ape bop re iy Rl wass eames lent condition Phone FE $6782 for| ~~~ ~ ~ ee thas r
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$300 DOWN fioore, Our builder, Is conacien, | _<PPt._Ne -brokere_pleese—__ For Sale Houses 43! For Sale Houses 43 NEAR ATRPORT WHI | E | LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS oot? ata LL (NSURE IT
8 room d bath. city sewer and tious. honest & Dn ne errr Sol Bids | ae |
water nang to schools afd shop-| free to cal} for further informa- eras Sarna oe ca cers oe Pee aa ele MODEL — 2533 Pontiac
ping Owner has reduced down tion We will build according to LARGE, ALL MODERN FARM bet Year "ROUND HOME| neat as a pin and has breezeway
ment for quitk action your specifications !f you wish home. Idea] for rest home, etc. odern Built in "52. Union Lake | and attached garage Plenty of Rd. fustle east of Opdy ke
fim \ W RIG Hr: Realtor | some changes. possible consider Located at 2045 aie Adams Rd. privileges $2800 equity. Take over fruit, berries, and garden space’ ! | re D
: “ | home in trade Jy acres land $16,500. Ph MY | apace $36 a month incl taxes | Owner leaving antate and must : G in Blue = ky rive-in
25 Oakland Ave FE $44) . 32-3971, late evenings, all day Sun_ “insurance. EM 3-5384. sell. $2,600 dow REALTORS | The; ayes SEAtTORe
= PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT “DORRIS & SON A COO! SUMMER as CLARKSTON CEMENT STUCCO 5 Phone OR 3-1295 i neater area. REALTY. CO,
Lake Louise § | room ern, ~Ay - ar eee as <a is es KEEGO HARBOR rooms & bath Fireplace. recre- CI ARKSTON Open Eves beth 9 - Sun 1 to 8 Co eperatize Bee meteis Bechenee
arage 2 lots With of without” REALTORS No matier how high the $ bedroom home, needs # little | ation room. Attached garage. Ol | 2 21 . eS Sa Pearl BI dg Co, FE 5 5.7923 | FE 2-0263
Ashen large new 4 room | 153W__Nurea_Phene FE #1557 ee ere bere soon work. but lcok ealy $3788 with neat. Tis ears He dealers, FE | Practice nh S eee ee REISZ—REALTOR | — —————— ; 1018 W Huron
house with garage on Hospital We “will build “on your tot 40x22 home 1s AIR CONDI- $500 dow on r aS ——— — oreed air oi! heat and extra oe ee a , NEXT PORT OFFICE .
Rd eS bedroom shell house Cost you! ‘TIONED! @nly 4 years old $700 DOWN large lot. Located on Miller Rd.| LITTLE DREAM. wungalow on 4 FAMILY _ FICE
2 acres and ¢ room house, garage | $4370, $110 down, $45 mo. 16) it boasts hardwood floors. Newly remodeied & decorated 3 Just off M15 Oniy $950 down.| Eliz Lake Rd 2 bedrooms. built 1
$1 000 down or will take @ house-| other plans available See our full basement of] furnace -reoms & bath off Aubure Ave. : in beth, large living room. ctv| Loceted on main artery on |
aiier as down paymen mt model eng additiona! tnforma- Also, lake privileges on e@ pice corner lots . COM MERCE I AK 5 i closed front porch Attractive lot | East side of town Features =
GEO. MARBLE, Realtor es contact private lake Shown by ap CUCKLFR REALTY LAK é | Taxes, $18 “Price gpnly Ogle ey ie
: RED HORSE CORP. pointment a Lake front 2 3 yodroem yeer round | Terms i apartments up, full base
on. pues e Pars Waterford 236 N. Saginaw E 4-409! oe home — 1 lake frontage ; ment, gas heat and 2 extra
phone OR 3-1268 018 Cass Elis. Re WEST SIDE aoe SHORES and 40 ft deep. $2500 down. | INSPECTION of this § room mod- | TN eee ee corona st
PE 4-2252 or PE 2-0179 mh ase ‘ J erp bungalow wil] convince you | Se $13. me $1,800 down Established i 1816
—ROCHEST FE R “ARE A make Location and only 1 year 3 bed brick with sei 2 | MIACEDAY LAKF it's real value Tile bath ga-| ,
2 bedroom home. Full bath. old with all of the new, ~ ;, Ker ca ueanderes oe Me eS ae : rage. Large lot fruit trees ber- | TIRED OF HOUSE
= Nice o cieen. Lot 651300. 96,960. modern ideas et @ price vou Mose tress aad wan endsceped. | Cont crowns 7 Secrese Farag. | eee) Lake priv’ Binet Sone panes
Aerm : ean pay. This home features shade 50 and well landscaped. | iow with steam heat. Large land- | ' La Or {UNTING?
WALLED LAKE VILLAQGE 2 large ‘bedrooms, luxurious MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE eee te ave ne piper scaped lot with lots of fruit, ber- JOSEPH F. REISZ | =" _
ace edere family home. 3) ,. Sree living room, picture window : re Gclodae tenes ond tneee | techn’ gerees. ceece Lake SSUES OE . os _— mite
ms Sun porch Large FOR GRACIOUS SUB-| tie bath @ kitchen, Term: VACANT RANCH HOME mo. including ‘axes and insur privileges, Only $2,600 down. | REALTOR 53» W Huron Bt REALTOR INSURANCE WELL BUILD THF
ivi m dining room & ri TR J LIVING. WE May we show fou this $1250 DOWN OR TRADE _FE 2-0259 or MI ¢4419) see Oakland Ave a3 42544 . OU TRIED
a. Automatic oil heat URBAN L ahr, . home today? Exceptional buy. Attractive mod- D t Pl . Open Eves __ Free! meres | HiIQUSE YC ATE
Garage 8 tous wn with beu RECOMMEND THIS) ern-to-minute bedroom cedar ray on ains | iF. . Woo O. Watkins Lake F +O FIND
wal shrubs shade Close to a MADE. >| YOU'RE RIGHT! shake bungalow select oak floors, atkins Lake Front | TOR COLORED NE
Drytore. & ‘churehes 3.00 TRI- LEVEL, 3 BED- oe * birch flush doors, knotty pine | 63 RANCH TYPE REAL OR 31233 This 1s an {deal home for re-_ as
down, attractively priced a eaien a Yes, youre right to feel Kitchen, beautiful tile bath, alu- 3 bedrooms. beautiful recreation leecnen wittams_ Lake Rd & MS@ laxation. fun or entertaining 6 FAMILIES y ipa) Featiaa) afesis onty author
LAKE FRONT i “ROOM HOME IN that now ts the time to buy minum storm screens, lot | ‘oom done in wood paneling with | nice rooms and giassed front ete cal ;
3 bedroom modern — Bebutiful AG : a home Here ts a modern, 2200, ‘Price 99.878 Consider | Jalouse windows Underground 1 yo 54) now rch Interior all modernized. “HOME PLANNERS
hate sand wae $10.90 with DRA\ TON W OODS. 2 bedroom home that ts very housetralier, car or smail home sprinkling system Outdoor bar- NLY $1 i (2 ved “ke new 300 ft. deep shaded rot | This is ane of the best homes i oi eh ie .
2 000 Sown Will sacrifice baer oa : : es attractive Good basement. in trade becue. Wall to wall carpeting, Near Avondale "schoo = and sand beach To include like | that we have offered @ room. !', CENTER”
= THIS HOME FEA- awning for porch. 1 car ¢- riser ona coe at oe gm i Nice Recep meviy escorted new carpeting. Prigidaire, elec- sory rnrpociclam I eu ae .
raseiy =< . * | Clear in ve IN ashe e } in ie | c | end 3 bedrooms u
Dorothy Sny der Lavender rU RFE as Se AC Tol Ss urge poh ta tnapeel this HURON peel lth _ oo abe $13, poeectitlie = Well worth asking price trie range and some furniture New kitchen. li weet decorated } Wel price any of the
LTOR = ’ : right away Cali today ding modern two bedroom own. Cail for app nen . . ~ ‘ . | GAS heat To tmclude Bendis \ ' p S
3140. we ‘PE 2-4411, ROOM ~ A MPL i | = ee Lcaxtfel eax ficors ona | 403! 3 BEDROOMS ON BALDWIN West Side—6 Rooms | washer and dryer Fenced reat 480 hit ME PILLAN
é nM® & BATH 2 CAR GA. GEOSETS. HARI )-| GILES REAL ae CoO pee ered walls, lovely bath and : ; I eS a ioe paxise. wt okt Well located near Webster yard with fruit. grapes. and gar. We have tm our fle By
rage, large lot Low down pay-| g >| YRS 7 Sais | ee ee cad paki ar ston full Dasement et er tig car; S¢bool. Gas converted furnace, | den spor, Priced jou eaet “oom RICHARD B POLIMAN. éesigner
_meni By owner PE 40? WOOD FLOOR S,/¢2 ©. Huron ing, near Catholic and public cae” neue Ger! wired tor elec range. storms Also. other 3 and 4 bedroom i is er
TIySC > “N47 open 9 te 8 schools, nice lot with spreading ~ Ne eee neat abd screens Carpeting in 2 omes tn St Joseph Hospital ares PALMQUIST & WRIGHT. architec's
HANDSOME LIGHT WEST OF PONTIAC | shade trees sell $2.509 down. Real Estate Inc. resto] Rally Cd Oe ae Me rdoms and stairs Garage Ask for Mra How. rd. 18 Gilles
F | x ar U R E c A XN D Cooley Lake canal frost, com: | consider smal! bome in trade. . | bent ay oe or a Price reduced as widow owner pie St FE 2-€412 | HE RFE TS ie ST ON E
gue Na ee pletely furnished cottage $6250 208 — are te Mich. songble don) pay ® is anxious for quick sale Price | i eka
MOST BEAUTIFUL | with 81000 down 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW ME plenese! nena 1 eUooR | $9700. easy terms | ENASIPEE
aS ee en fae SALE OR TRADE $9.975 |" ROOMS AND BATH, ) BLKS Se eee csasect Full, base :
STONF FIREPLACE) voion Lake front veer round | Ideal home, no steps to climb. _from town FE $262, FE 382. 0 tol heat 2-car enrege, near GE Resale—$1.000 Down Design T 1096 - Here te a 86 ft
4 ACRES 2? MILES, Br a IVE SEEN, | bedrm colonial home full bath. lovely kitchen. exceptionally large gRAUTIFUL . HOME IN HUNT. | at To saichael (Schoo ‘ : alia 3 bearm brick ranch home with
hens ete mits with road front WE'VE EVER SEEN.! iiving rm. natural fire, sun room. living room. A-] basement with “erg Creek. Almost finished Fenee! Now vacant and ail newly dec REALTOR full basement. attached garage,
age op 2 roads, approx. 336 feet dining room large kitchen. with nice recreation room, lot rooms and bath Inquire rai | erated Newer 3 bedroom ranch 79 w Wuron St Ph FE ¢3525 | separate dining area. beautif.!
en one road while there ts about SMALI CHILDREN? builtin oven and elec range | with 4 pears 2 apple, 1 apricot. _Metamora Rd bungalow In restricted area ——— | birch. cabineta in kitchen. this
490 feet op another, also Included ~ Yh! kf.) 2 se Mie snack bar, full basement. samdy | 2 cherry and 1 plum plus grapes near Waterford schoo! Fenced | home ts so errange¢ thet you
& § room modern home with J ET TIE M PLAY IN| beach, 623.000 Easy terme | strawberries and spreading | xe mod Viesdscaped ot 1b) 5) 200 1 | don't have to go through your
2 bedrooms. chicken coop, and ace pe sg eee “\ | trees. Sel] or trade on six room | $100 DOWN Full price .$11.000 | Bving rm to reach your ded-
some garden Full price of this THIS BIG FENCED-IN)| come out and look over our large | home tn town. win bad on sour. int extarior'| 7 | Eoces trees et ciechee Beteet
arcel is $4,600 with $1.400 down “> 4r = +; . | selection of homes Some wi Sl complete you finish interio FE 5-3001 REA Ls Leal | oak floors, copper tube plum bing
Payments of 835 per mont) on BACK YARD! THIS 3) very iow down payment We iso INVESTOR'§ PRICE P A111 Jo Jostya, oi corner We esas | | cae aay Gc’ wamsaa Seosares
b ah > ’ h few desire ake fron ) me See “ ~ = , Open a | ter the |
oe sour, BEDROOM HOME IN| tattat tow ee'esten’ each, Rasy | morse ante, comoietely furisned AC COMPTON & SONS | ME ETIPLE LISTING SERVICE Psiabiisnec 1016 your mt Oe SMO
KEEP YOUR BOAT AT ; YC terms including TV and refrigerators : |
BACK DOOR when you live in -EXCELLENT LOCA- | cow gil'eé, bbating pleat. large | 7= 2 ese Bren ae ‘TEMPLETON | REALTOR $1$00 DOWN —Ciose *p East si¢e come out and browse through
this Weet Suburban pene corals 4 ION, KF E A 1 U R ES! i aie jeabe. bas oo se WILL BUILD BRICK Sep poll gh a < heme Idea! for rooming ” pose || Pe poes os wee con
ing of two bedrooms, living roo =" ; T. G. T k side rm : Phone or 2? Eve 2-family 1% batr« ok firs. | ‘
very. modern og h "at LARGE LIVING, rOCKe leving. Price only ‘$10,560 ranchtype bome co your WATKINS LAKE __ Multiple Listing Service. (i wecte ae ee a
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ese TA oh reece, I ROO MAND VLE AV 3 Ww le AE 1387 | TE Sain aw Bees. i Ritcnen & glassed tn back porch A beautiful home Ful basement, ONLY $1480 DOWN North aide 2
sulated. bedrooms need to DR AYTON AREA | a3 Huron PHONE FE ¢1557 | on ist fioor 2 bedrooms & bath § recreation room Beautiful iawn bedrm home Pilastered walls QUALITY BUILT HOMES™ office
taped I es poimies one Suse ponnen: BASEMENT. $1,500 Gown nearly new 2 ded- = | Up Aiso basement. garage and’ fenced m back yard Garden «pat full beth full basement eas, At
se: Erseee © room ranch home. 26880 including NEW |AT “EMBREE & GREGG] taree comer lot with plenty of | 1's car garage Priced right ee eeeee eee | Mee we! wat grash
STC > garage, i) basement Ww au re UNION LAKE RD nice shade rees easonabie | it : by % | ». B.ock N ciegre
Fee cae OT A eaeel pow tel cL. OSF- TO FISHER | matic ol! furnace large, yon 10d. : - UNION LAKE VILLAGE soen Pere | 2 FAMILY INCOME | Fetal price 87 660 AMPLE CUS
fawrs on this lovely 3 bedroom) BODY. ATTRACTIVE 2; Immggaie oven wil trede | 3 BEDROOM = WIxOs SUBURBAN iso reame On nice street 4) ase DowN—erms & beth with ari
i { home thal bas a lot 240 font “DROOM ME Ald FULL BASEMENT HOMES Brand new custom oulit frame | Modern 4 rooms & bath ‘2 en. , - ; privileges on good ‘ake ‘sy acre | FE 20123
i frontage by 300 feet in depth | BEDROO: HO? 25) a ON YOUR LOT OR OURS home Only a few minutes drive closed porches A 4 extra lots. ENC nee with fruit trees & shrubs } |
tes the Ledge oF on ean BIG WELL LAND-| | to new Lincein Plant, in a beeu- Kitchen completely a C. HOUSTON. REALTY+ bedrm bungsiow with oll =
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for mother; a kiteben out of this) Te eae | Flush doors: Plastered walls: Alu- por pt gay ghana ian | SEARS LAKE .
world ae a utiity room, ane | Y PAINTED INSIDE! | minum Sliding Windows Select | picture window Kitchen wi ws RIGHT IN—Modern 2.be¢-
attach preeteway and 1') car: : Flew ~ Ac | Oak Floors; Deleo Oi! Heat: Elec dining area th. Full base- | 4 room VARS cottage Nice lot. | tm home eect of Puctiac Pull OF FE 2c
farege part pasement, launcty ANI) © UI ONE, | trie Hot Water Heater. Siiding| ment’ OU heat In Walled Lake | Plenty of shade Full price only | bets ted shower, modere se RS
tubs end drains fret cellar Te BLOCK FROM Best Buys | Closet Doors’ Large Kitchen School district. Price $13,500 with ae Tet saleton, Realtor large pieture window 1's | 5 Saginaw S Street :
oak floors, that are wan treated CCHIOOL. Bet ae eS ee empleton, Rea Der nelson Park Gar ggetaee cutee oo-for | Good @ room Bouse, lot 33864
Very clean and neat ar Bool C interest, taxes & insurance 7339 Orchard Lake Ra FE and Racopisnali ; } $12 600 with 62.050 down toned Ser $5000 - 81009 down
grapes. strawberries and To ay Here is the finest Opper- cme = om tion b pe Aner 8 <8!) ie Guienlal heme Taree el € ACRES--Only 18 miles out Mod- :
Kreca. ‘The, garden, la already, iy EAST SIDE LOVELY | tumity for you to have. ls oe sh al with fireplace sereened terrace, | ern Trm home. ‘arge. tiving | Near Webster School aa or ¥ t st an vi rm -bedrms th on main | t
Siowk Mile “By appointment’ BEDROOM WITH IN Lee eee cee | Ouilt. on your lot or ours, other features Built in imo. Kr Sturdy construction Small | te enestient -restacntial aree,
: MEDIATE POSSES:| — atinched breezeway and ga- h ith specifica- nas @ large yard. snd 2 car ga- | barn and pouitry souse $13 000 Modern kitchen with breakfast
: . >AL. ESTATI Lt z : j esac eak ‘leeks onl turwace a ome with specitica _ rage Only $18.500 | —$3 180 down nook. basement, storms and
CL ARK RI A SION. $1,500 DOM N. | Large family style kitenen tions at id a dvanta ges . t Oran ae . . . | screens, insulated Lot $@e154,
FE 46492 or FE #4813 | ROBERT CHAPIN, BROKER | = and eiectric water heater . . 03 DOWN - Lovely brand new Chippewa Road FLOYD KENT, Realtor er earege 810.500 - terms
Open Evenings and Sundave FE 62542. FE#1131, OR.3-7016 | A real value here oo this found ain Ingher priced Des. cceus. wired aces | Seminole Hills Wonderful fam- 24 W Lawrence FE $6108
_Multiple Listing Bert ice _ ee ee ee orca oan * models... | matic hot water. kitchen sink, 3 fly home with .6 spacious rooms Open Eves ; Washington Park
;TIVE LAKE FRONT WE : ye We will build on your lot a lovely | pc bath and all interior stud- leascoed Gacd ca deer ce , Nest) to (Consdmers Power | @ Toem Colonta!. home in A-1
reece Tye im outstanding lake, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Ast SIDE overly new 3 FOR ONLY wer PLUS LoT | 2 Sedreom | remch (style “slecie| ding |Rea! come Hee | ice ae paves er Sea dung room Encion wun bedroom home with large : Hae i = ; Seo itchen with
i ~ posal ages apes OPEN EVES & s{)KDAYS picture window tult” bath DIRECTIONS TO MODEL | 327 eisdh da apd one we nave $5,900 FULL PRICE-Large 7 rm oe. . eating space 3 goed sized bea-
See rece: beautifull) (end: ae |. oll heat, Randy kitenen and PONTIAC LAKE OAD. ‘Tele | ‘<iered imeredec” Nel "SE | modern hems ater ee aes | WM. HE KNUDSEN | rooms Basement gas heat ge-
be aece e's 196 jou with aves \WVILLIAMS LK. FRONT — large landscaped ot On! graph road to Pontiac Lake Road, | Sore’. Suleman th Poop plete) ace Uh Si secrosms: ey REALTOR rage % dare possession $1},-
cottage Well worth the @sKiD€) Large § room ranch bungalow, at- $7,100 with $1750 down and West 2 miles to model, Watch for} terior studding “Only $850 Down" | for rooming bouse. Easy terms.| 419 Pontiac State Bank Bide Zz a
died ofl endiony aol rier tomy tached garage 20 ft iiving. room | small mapeiniy poy menss sige Ask for Mr .Brown $200 DOWN -Cory bungalow built | ————____ PP. = Brick Ranch ; ecre a fa imagepeare ori sping we ft Se ce cr ae WILLIAMS LAKE privileges (MODEL OPEN DAILY 5 TO 8, 1. H BROWN . vole ports “ saseee paractics|arecntaneers
sandy beach nicely landscaped iandsaaped jot. sea wall. 615 | go with this large 7 bed- SUNDAY 2 TO & O .. Realtor odiate poe ro For full par- RE AL TOR | | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE suburban locatio: bul? fey boty
We also have others tm all price with good terms room home located on wood- | 1362 W Huro: Ph FE 2-4810 hy l Pan Mri "Ho t, FE V/ ; Large living post = on _
4 ranges ed lot Large living room =) \Vashington Park aa SVTENT pewtare, Cnty. 3st 11) arrractive 2 Year otp place, dining room large halt
with fireplace, roomy kitch- ‘ £ CONV ENIE NTLY j HOME large living r “ im large hall-
. EH $7 050 | space ful | This ts the buy of the year $8000 FULL PRICE-Clean as @ | c ‘ ng room ay. 3 large bedrooms, ample
e850 DOWN Is the down, may 4 | en and dining spa i k wit LOCATE D x3: Pik a vacreces (8 with @ ft picture window closet space. tied ¥
ment on this outstanding 2 bed- 5 bedroom family home Good bath and utility room Only 3 bedroom aie wi pre = “fe = The Hite home | Kitchen features cedar cup- kitchen. full tosmen eee
room home on Going Bt. plae- ast side location. all large rms. $7,300 with reasonable terms front bapetd ea th full if you can make out with 4 rooms t ise riect eondition. Terms. . j boards with rustic Diack ation room with fireplace oe!
tered walls. osk floors. sat _— full Basement” Rear ‘schools. (reps; re = t ith recreation ey ware ppere ae bur. . pe hinges 2 ample bedrooms Inum storms and tereena Lot
$7495 full price 613.72 per month| portation and stores LAKE FRONT with 3 bed- , Decbmemt ow. cant cl \erme ving room. 2 bedrooms, bath 414955 prick BUNGALOW - Just Watkins Lake Front tile bath Ol] heat Shaded 100x150. Shingles and
¢ oo FHA terme Immediate poe rooms full bath, ‘iving rm., Le et ee ee tA. ON and kitchen. Oak floors, full base- | $14.950 o Aute-| Six rooms i) beth, full base; _lot_less than a bicck from arage Excellent valu :
5 eestion, See it today. i PINE LAKE FRONT ening eee a —, —— Your present cat a Be arp prong pees matte heat. Aluminum storm and garage Interior | o- Lake with privileges - term : * ie:
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CARR CANAL FRONT This ane, 100 ft Ping, Leke front, superb; One of the good buss at ty on the home today It's $45 monthly payme.te. scree™. ie: tna. Chae te peed fining pourecane a | ments ot ees Inctuding tases | Lak
fs a fishermans paradise 3 wee: peapanops Sore “4 betray: pohasllaa caly 85.008 and only $095 vacant, EAST SIDE rage. Fenced rear yard orn heat ered at $15,750 | and insurance W days pos- -akefront—2 Homes
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ses. full ents with. terms We dining room 2 screened porches. : Suburban Ranch Comfortabie rent beaver with @/| home offers the aennee in liv A . ‘sess Gi taka neat oom chimes:
heave bomes in all price ranger exclusive locality. Many more fine BRICK SHELLS. -er we "3 bedrooms, large kitchen. rooms brick terrace unit. 3 bed- ing at Auburn J leights DELUXE BUNGALOW situ. ideal for rest home Also new
if we dont have whet you want features Sacrifice for quick sale have two of these left to with eating space, tile beth ine and bath up Living room, ance. 3 Bedroom bungalow within easy ated om 2 large lots. one [ modefn 4 room guest house.
we will build f for you Cau coe ws se!] at only $780 down. Each ol) heat, aluminum storms vecellan cimae Pagano, Sere: Leder distance to schoo! Otl corner. Breereway and ze: car garage Beautiful vekaee
and give us @ try. 2 2 BLOCKS FROM have 3 bedrooms and sre and screens Masonry con- Daectientn tiicladie = L. H. BROWN Realtor heat, automatic gas hat aeee, {| fage add to the strikin trees and shrubbery hoot
F i ITy } ‘ aust aceet struction, and best of Initial occupancy with 2 children | 1362 W E 24810; pert basement. Cook appearance of this idea buses by door Must ve seen
YOUNG—REALTOR | CITY HALL. lege lota near school. . around $2,000 dows Rares permitted. $100 down with low Multiple Listing ‘pervee iso dryer included Cash priced . dome. | Plastered painted te be appreciated. Good terms.
Large brick home used as tn- < “ _ on GI— monthly pay walls, Ble
E OL pe 4525 * come Valuable Auburn Avenue © Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 1? Cc “OLORED. *FAMII IES window in the large living 4 Family Brick
; —— a ——_~—— | frontage. Must be sold to settle (TUN: Saginaw. st Ph FE 5-816. ~ : room. A dream kitchen with S toothe ane
oe — estate. No sensible offer refused Open Fives till 8 30 | Fast Side Here {s an idea] fam.iy home with birch cupboards. O1) fur | ‘< S and bath each new
FETWEEN FLINT & PONTIAC ae = plenty of yard for the kids to nace Completely furnished | *howing excelient return. Pull
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— Bullt 2 level stone and heen Waiting for 3 bed- living room dining room and Real Estate frigerator Be sure' Yes, maces, 4 pew gas water heat-
ich 2 artes of sand This _- a _. rooms, full basement. new kitchen down Plastered walls, 49 Mt Clemens FE 58-1201 tpty, sure to see tiie home sted Gin eee ee
bomen = Fe esean ani $1100 Down & Sola Mo. Wet a tee auteur heat Peet flor Cupgpe ns FOR BETTER HOMES Eve Mr Allen FR 2-8800 | on eee tenes stew Baye ree “rental location close ts
ae salle eis _b . Nothing more to pay on this 1054 storms and «screens. mer =n 1 = : : | : schools, stores and b
cae ee ve inechoe | suburban bungalow with gleam-| closed in front porch Terms te piace wEh O® moan” | MUAT EXLT. ‘ ; $250 DOWN | VERY SPECIAL Is thts cus- $7750 = etme ony
rage Drape: carpeting. | ine oak floors and plastered walls | only $1,250 down vou ll | kK ( > = Owner has sold “his business | . ie te : : | tom built bullder occupied
eee refrigerator air cot Neat and Ponletaklil rat ane reallt have to hurry on thie ' » HEMPSTEAD — Hoh de etree Nene ioe seatier home at am Roman brick home The 25 |
vening inciuced Loaveve i out Access to good fishing leke one 1022 E HURON STREET u ake, f easement to fo lietr t g i R A ]
seunberhoot Teas tat ass mr + co $1500 Down ] | | PE 4-8284 fh aoatt sold. Ground end lendecaping | lake $5,250 with #60 per mo. | tioned rear funltee ee Oy nnett nc.
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- ae neue ‘a eine eftered 1062 Wo Harpn FE 3-0407, Just west of town Nr erent ae North Fnd $205 DOW N wineew overlooks the “fair. (26 Maron Peer ) ooens
at just $23000 Call today ~~ ~~ | Lake 1954 derk green bungalo Immaculate § room home. NORTHWEST SUBURBAN ways” Modern to the min. i ‘Oseahamiene *
for appointment trimmed with white Well-land- that offers much living el § room bungalow neat and at-| 2 bdroom starter home in Clark- ue kitchen seve wires | __ Open E and Sun 1 - 4
we 8ee : acaped and teatefully decorated only $1.750 down, Full tractive with corner fireplace} ston on blacktop road 86.495 Par- wouras And ibed Feh cup
AT: "TERN s Pp Ei | Auto ot] furnace. 7 nice bef: ment, of] heat garage. Also in paneled den. Well landscaped | mente $52 per mo master, Wardseee anesu s For Sale Lake Pro 44
PAUL A. KER’ | roome and full bath finished rec room — with AUBURN HEIGHTS -3 BEDROOMS Igt., Will consider trade “ complete ceramic tie bene, | ~~ ~ aA~ r
nese TOR . separate gas heat Truly fine 6 room, bedroo $350 DOWN loa cae tor eh :
TM Real batat m Indian Village $52a Month one of todays best values home All large rome Full | YEAR OLD 3 vedroom starter home with} afd 10 fl vanity. Partitioned
“Real Estate Since tei | at $8,750 bath, fireplace, basement. ew 3 bedroom ranch, large basement has pl
ool For a home of your very own Automatic Oreat. insulation, aay rom. aluminum storms| ‘®ree basement. Lake privileges m as plastered tiled 2 UNUSU
Superb new offering’ Ite | 4 room house 180x309 ft lot. | y, ] 1 2 car garage as 800 ‘and screens, large lot, take, 8 Williams Lake. Wooded lot. ¢. room 3 — attached. UNUSUAL
pertectiy located ~ and ‘in | new siding, quick possession Very Ranch Home Deluxe down. $100 month privileges. Only $8.200. <4 garage. A pebbie's OFFERINGS
the pin Bedroom “on | low down payment. Hurry on this This is mel meana pho F C W poate EE eee case . S
with adjoining lavatery down one most comple nome a LOCATIO! od C natu : 2 @ front Cas
2 Sodvacme and ceramic $950 Down we have ever been privi- eee o ry BALDWIN aoe hee Se maocsteiy clean * * Oo O. professional man who wish- Woods. Brick contemporary.” sa
tie bath up Youngstown leged to offer. A perfect set- new of] furn wv to- 6 rooms, gas furnace. low down | REALTOR OR 3-125 es the best architects dream, designed for
Bitchen. preaktext room. log: peblocro — a cai tae. ting omong ablees Mes matic water eater storms. payment Corner Williams Lake Roac & M59 WATKINS L ARE. “pep on _— Me o, barbecue, beau-
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Flizabeth Lake bule entrance Pius features Disgaea eatAdehl Rah blob dciip best 3 bedrooms. ‘and. they lat ed ae ot, 3 - EN LEGES. Attractive bunga- home and entertainment to =
Scar : den Good suburban neighborhood a. oe 4 sree OFFICE OPEN 98 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE low. Center rall ple fail in lov R Count y Home e car garage pa sre carpeted), plus a den, 100 down and pod month CUSTOM BUILT peat a plan, 13 x ove with this at
ustic Countr x driveway, 10218 giassed - nr stores and schools. Don't living room and dining L. INGALOW 3 ft. Uving room with car- A Call EM 3-4187 or te
spores % acre—100 M. iske screened rear terrace, rich asleep on this one which also have plus cer- WEST IROQUOIS RD A. JOHNSON, Realto : rooms with ‘ull basement peting. Kitchen has eating
rontage—on paved Toad 2 wall-to-wall carpeting snd ' petin floor to cetling Lovely 1 rooms and bath . . 2 dinine spaces, oak floors, plas-| space. 2 large bedrooms apd
peers eg eee | tee kee ITOUX-F TONKS | __ fireplace. ‘aiso comoiete tine AW" Floors. ireplace, neu: 1704S. Telegraph Rd. | ‘Auto. how water, taundry trays | heat 2 car garage? we, |CEDAR ISLAND LAKE ™ =i er see qua. raperies ra is . ‘! e 0 . selene ie
“with nature! frepiace. Sy piste REAL = peeve these with built lation, storms oe. FE 4- 2533 bireh flush type doors and vesti- 18 days possession . FRONT HOM
#, bomey kitehen;, sun Leslie R. Tripp, Realt 405 Dixie Hw OR. 3-9701 in oven and range. ey emt. 2 C ak wee bule entrances er price fust | + LE
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sar veer _—— a hea air and $100 month, 000 down @ with frside. "and out . ¢ 2 large bedrooms 0 AD AMS fe t for summer com- : ‘ euiy tbe 8 = (yey
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500. To vee it te ys love “EAST BEVE ERLY i $20,980 is just as attractive pe Hi 5 Goon FOR COLORE! the housewife. Colored f desirable buflding tot on Cedar
f Near Joslyn, 8 bedroom, inogers comfortable 3 bdrm. brick the property—make your i - ter only sit 00 ‘own O ORED ' tures and tee tite tm and Shores Sub, Also Two very
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and venetian “punds | dullt im bookcase, Ceramic tile Orr BA owt We have a very tive | REALTOR |, 2 Belavin Ave.) Onl : "etl We have the ane
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Dejrott, ns includ t du rE ne. dail new prod rship pri conven! new 'GHT 4-554 RIC AKE $425 & A} —— uron O.
LUpen eT Cali 24411, as. Wo y Year — =e you cons ing. Abreng to set. and PIANO $30, | ies 2 STOVE —_ SURE FLY {ERI ACCORD!
SYLV wont | BUSIN seecey Welt et) mes phone ae ser ae DININ (| FRIGIDATR oe BU rte p ER TR CAN; ‘eel a Bt Fess
SYLVAN i ISINESS tions: Folewig experience your need $8: ms awa I Com ivd. & ic. Aeaos | = E washin RE ORY: L TRME uthorizeo f AINS masts switches. Lin WHITE
A besntl LAKE F | 120 S SIT 1 — ing qualifie H 8 ee ‘a SPRING. re Live 9-1306 machine. ER. ER ise? | < <ISTER genuine fac actory se | Be ec nenan: 6 bass ew
shrubs utiful lot * FRONT ft. frontage - E 3 = Desir ty & R .- Oo u F) throom sin aaa GL Both Nort} : TAcKeea =e Barts "Pre tect box t LA OR %1204 tebes,
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io OEERATIO N. Per y 3 PIECE a oe | 70 $28: Eire; Cle tea entra PE 4363 ae eS Se Si) eet beneaee AND :
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‘and fron’ N e FE r dres or © qualific and ma NUT suite awn = ts an sH WER AN arn Ave. Lit ast of
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SYLVAN AND GPECIALTY Panrnivoe "tmx wD 1 to, 8800 nave at chee abi. fours '& secasicoa! ch SRE | cast Fo H'S INC. Bee eae ga wo ier enh so Rog Produc Pte .
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mena et Sa ae facturing Tht nen ee FE Oe Siectne we 8 Em fa aes reese Se | TUNING. CALE
sige ger ae availa veel art H ia || scHATBLE GARBKO =o here, $2. 070" cite an a ated Li, BEFORE
house’ with bs highway. Cl 1 QUI COMBIN “30 ARBAG Fe siist ‘carte: | ae 3 ee PIPE ee ene
9508 SPECL priced Cent ae ee i reese ; 18 ‘> iU CKLY |*,S°. Ft FE ——- tee et iia = Brposat | it CLOSIN 434 ter mate Ps aathe 11450 mich a dita 5
teat, Ove PRICE ALS Saginay Sect ants THE “BIRd™ eee o $50 pore t DEEP FREEZE FOOD SINGER en a toe wall te ca rean eee piv ae ore |e 9 et rT, PAINO
Crescent L vely w ot HIG TO 8 ee Se am . Te ied Round LE af Ste aan NE count be cred! All m
La buildin foot reet IGHWAY EE e. M w Electri rms oa LaTE pte petat LT oc ED PE 52 _Ton . Gallagh joney _ +£
$1800 nee P = Re, only af a for Deed ae restau ome a AY LIQUOR i etn wo you Pie SS Benth et a contract, haa mabeer casei soetaeesees "11 eat - DAs AT fo SMALL 7 saa i i:
gcres of exe ARM seule: Uldcaees restaurant bu the — made ml bee SOMETHIN Fy 8-1564 aT aa ‘nesta Can TH'S, “paint an eae, ? ? w, with
Soe eee sera —Al most ee in ste . showin rive- sy US dest one ee Abnpl hoodies Pi PECIAL § enler 50. Ca 25 oc ya, furce ctory ‘ aera ee.
ot tw Ht in ern g good bee ers 10 wor : e R G Tr. FOR E 1) DEEP. ) al ce priced | , 18 E. discount
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beac’ FRO sul ce black 4 ava- . 000. . ine a 8B ba . ter E. terms ae :
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R Paes nne oe e High NK B 143 Oa AINT sises. 16) +4561 paym SOOr BOL ae 172 AVE PLt cS lata ollie
CHER HOMES t cluded . Plus as teaheen cod ILDG kland A sto RCA a en LOOF BO. ALL at ms S Sa UMBIN 2 CASES
E "5s Er REA nc er at real esta and A _& B ve RE $40.95 SED CO I's" ARDS ARDS PA ginaw ao eabineta. , &
You'll OKEE H . Huron LTOR: a earen $l te all ELECT ante NSOL PINE, Le IR OF dition ate, ented. ALL
tk I SOF 000. dn. in- craic FE 5050 } ne E TV FLOORI . 40 P | 8 ROWBO . Exee
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on ke % ed can't . awonsie ook TROEK CONSOLE a8 "Rg ~ 7 0c en WELL _ 338 a
west of Tel parvere, 96,300, 9200 ‘Gown. . MOV NEED Wringer GUARANTEED balance NSOLE, LA PE 32-2257 3" Now, & 17 Lo $3.05 UP Reg 88,50 Ot a wane 23 ee POR
RL W. BI By uapean | THEATER O |e: $60.80 ap Gal F of ran ot OEE NOW raat i UP | Myers sualow Well Jet pur coke machine salad
CA etrigeratory wo | ort y tote 14 for LO N. “Dee pu , der tme d
ene ian wenn § = m ar pm — 500 Roys R cleaners $22.50 up | SEWING. | fs cue <a ONLY. 6 FT| yo mone: p end mp NATION . Like few,
nity Nat'l oan Bag | ovo Pas Go busy inter sexcer main mound ‘syotem. Lora ae gan get it guickiy on “oan mee ine, te Terme ——— aes Call a ie toaeema ° money down Branow Well | ONAL
&1 Box 93 Pon- er's community, Comf booming Oak! Seaects p ela furnitere = Li ae HALT TILE eo” | rRAVERSE | ms. Deal LEC- Bol! p! 2e LI PO oned — - Wel | SGaRERTE MACHINE ARE FOR
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a Peary &. VL Fuleod on’ terme te terms tne iT price ar mon aie oe - Aificial irepa ge Py metre orem oes = NES ” "bat ae ea
Ee WES WARD iuaing "real eG P| ot pee “ roe shades, tise. th elec. logs MA vps Kinds of nets, Joie) —~ Scots tin Sx 12.
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\ or i) oe a or THRGoUMOUF rs Bid ; } e bree i t :
ie eat a HOLMES BARTRA EAS TEAGUE FINANG _| a eS oe fasta Th ae Lee ane
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7”. ‘on bane” M eAnGE A REAL C ROC N. MAIN CE CO.| wee ht ECS irons | Apt need table washers tis Sa Sh ani ft ea oe ee ON
\ in IN? Eo AR -HESTE oe we A ponte § pe s stove... tre. me paint. ation ahs 1488 Ba See pe
the ts of ’ R, M ee oe oe a 95 conse 94.50 lawin es
Wagt Ads of em MICH. Bottle bw % plete instal ay chairs inette $49.95 Roofing, ha ss... 63.88 = ave a
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f matt — ABOVE itera a fk crock. piumbing .
eos, 635 Oak 2 W. WYM AN” sone. Se blocks, septic tanks rain tile, pod
on #0. on | USED ahi NION ON WRE vee
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1954 FORD 4
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i953 er Continental it Sharp.
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heater. C FORD SALES
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odio A mi 55 Ford Sedan
38 Rosle Cotine, 1 SALES aetna cock SERVICE. é * L AUILING
trallerhouse. Exe
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STOM LINE 55 N de 882 Dr and Willow Ra. old. fresh 3303. N’T DELAY. + self-su
CUSTO!
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$ 54 Cadi
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other bargains rsh
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5 u WNER C dressing m BARGAINS NEW OLIVE lass Free 1 k guaranteed
"4-655 2 NE OWNE 5-O448 T_AND PEAT TOP TOOLS| PLUS NE in Ge Scans? Sie weconea
CS Awan EM'3 St or or MU SEDAN, oe Pontiac Hardtop a wick ‘hele BLACK DIR and grevel, fill ps OLIVER ae
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RD COUNTRY hex
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a rote, ae $0400 days. ee ee ea aes Desote =F ir Dealing bulldozing. i | IME
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Tires
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2 Chevrolet Bel-Air ecreras | 6s ian) "private, OA 92013 _ rm at or delivered
LANDOCAPERS
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r PONTIAC, N 3-1466 L BLACK DIRT, PORE SOU MUY A NEW! An. * $1685 p 4-0687 | Ised Cars _
100 OTHE clals 0 MA_5-0786 P soil BLACK DIRT, E YoU BU -NEW) year. ne ‘Saginaw FE Wanted Use. ~~
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Many Transpo e Ee : , ‘wo THC UTILITY NO~ 300 THEN. | USED Tikva, sito Ur | Wi & CHEAP
, Financing Arrang PONTIAC 2. $ 46588. OIL FROM IHC UTIL AVY DUTY HE GooD walls 503 B Sag Fla $50 FOR JUNK
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"53 Might 2 G TOP Load- OR WITH HF, ND HENRY “iso white
UP TO 830 F days or eves
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Very sharp. leather “apholste NOW W LOADIN farin property. 1333. T LOADER A | FE 40687
GooD- cars. FE 2-2666
cream body. All ender skirts, Se Ge ai ey. BACK Sen <aAveIne ‘ GOODYEAR. FIRESTONE. |G side THE HIGH por
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO oun” PRICE | ECONOMY USED "CARS ing to match RAb fe an excep- - PONTIAC Toe ees dirt. We CREDIT bia ere walls off new oe For high are ee outa mines:
‘soe ee wagon, sive | 22 Auburn ave, off Sagine tionally ws lee Gatien’. PE “ "Wash san r. Trucking. 4-0734 Tate ; tee Up to
ed them. Drive 4540 Dixie
: vie Station eee $1657 |
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| FE eu ROS. j ente izes : be you well. .
55 Che 9 dr cease 1007 | Y, Ra&H,
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at 33 Pomow § wagon $ ber same Owe an aa raf OSS “tod tle our rao . & helen liver +1
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4dr. wees eee. $747 4 at Clarkston Rd.
3 adio & $10 deiivered.
actors. € — GRINDING IN THE ing It Here
3) Piywourh 6 dr... $77 1S
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69 5 ere YOtse OF) cumones Dixie Hwy | “Sale Motor Scooters 82 2000 Dixle Hwy.
$2 Dodee 4 dr = $e MEDS Hersey t eerna stall bulldozer, $ FE eéses
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50 Chevie 2 dr... +. $ 87!) 88 and 4-doors. Asin ‘ered. 9 foot : 2 tone livered G MA 57878.
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pag pee) Ae eins $ 61! coupes g_ “iearance. iesel powered, ¢ - ac 2. dr., MAN E 8S after WE P:
"41 Ford soci riced for asprin comm we * Diesel p ane i535 Pontia Hv- D
ON TRACTOR | ‘82 cusH $150. FE 2-03
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5 | TRUCKS ee ev months on
blade Oday.
| blue, r ie werv dow mile ' —— op Yale, west of yee palate a ~~ FOR ait 44548 7 ean Used Care & Trucks. $99 | 4 Chevie dnsigend rr —
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tion ve, tax as ‘3 AND GRAVEL, BLACE VE FOR GALE, 3 HP oe OL (a es RN Matthews-
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ps_| 1986 yee res mod-; *8° Top 80!
bs eal Ldandenod debe aatcbany ||
Wardeor Dynaflov “i iw gam r T-OL yagons, £ an . Acres 3 miles south | Rutgers
Hardtop,
| 49 Ford ity...
IEVROLE
wagons, CK DIRT. | _Acres 31 ie
orc orcycles 83
engine. 48 Chevie utility . Ct t MIS
demos. AND. “GRAVEL m. PE 31775 GOOD USED | For Sale Mot 4 ar reaves dio & heater, V8 & | mer E- ee ee cca 8 els. Some are d : r. radio & after 6:00 p.m
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wo W. Heres FE 6665 The thinks she might very well marry Playwright Arthur Miller) Godfrey Sh €:30—WJR, Dinner Date WPON. Zee and Orville wats) Sree oe
because, “She’s simply aghast at his talent. She has a hunger ney. em ee (rl gg + WIBK. News. “Pom [Ovoree |
for culture and his overwhelms her.” CKLW. Bédie Chase WXYZ, News, Top of Town | WPON, News, Record Room| WXYZ, News, Winter J - JBK. Don McLeod WPON, .
Kim Novak dined at Leone’s with Henry Dorman, the pub- ee WCAR, Caravan of Muste | GpK: News| Mickey Shorr |10.08—WaR, arthur odtrey | WdBK, ee eee '
Metst, but she long-distanced Nick Adams, the Hollywood) NEW YORK (INS) — Dorothy ee WPON, News and Sports | ww, Weekday WAR, News
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1@ Deuble Hung Windows, 2 | actor, the lucky slob . . . On Primary \May Kilgallen ,don’t call me Dot-| “ww, Three star Extra WWJ, Bruce Mayer CKLW, News, Homechsts | 2:36—WJR, Nore Drake
full 1” Deors. All — i sai hos of| WXYZ. Stars st Seven WXYZ. Willie Bryant WJBK, News, Tom George | WXYZ. News, ues
Aluminem. 1 16° Grill Day, no liquor could be served in bars ty) will be specia tess of) cxLw, Fulton Lewis Jr. | WIBK: Ziggy Johnson WCAR, News, Tepe ee ess
— With ALL platen till night. A customer at “21,” kidding | | Thursday's “Four-Star Playhouse’ WAR, ewe Caravan ocean. nomnxe 19:30 WXYZ) Gls Marries PON cia io .
Screws. one of the proprietors, said, “This in a “live’”’ presentation of a $25,000 : & WCAR. Music in the Air : ? endy arren ; 3
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Firestone Hour WPON, Don Zee WCAR, New we ; _
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Member of Ockland County approve!” : Godfrey’s Japanese singer pro- wxve. Bert eros caw Ferranes °° "Dell uawi Pere Tisabeth ‘cal wae peli re Don McLeod; we pard not to feel a
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Riosbentes Atowiotes vides a delightful foil for fu CRLW, Ted McCoy a i .
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‘coughing at a party {given him and CBS still hasn't learned what 10: a News, Dance WWJ. Bob Maxwell | WRON. Luncheon Muste ee Deiend of a bong hot spell. Seems the
Open Eves, Til 18 P.M. PF couldn't go ahead with a speech. Peter Victor Borge will do in his Thurs-| ~™= "8-6. Hews wes es = heat jwot dreine sway Four Spit
C&V TV 158 Ocklend \Lind Hayes said, “Here's an old vaude- ‘day one-man show, sng it also ' 5 | rn change. ae cee onmot
gu ville trick. Pour some salt in the palm of your hand and lick Will be a one-dog show, featuring) Toda S Television Pr OOTamMS - =| Central Air Conditioning—either
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DEALER and Ba. Merrow. Dus Whey Gant set my: meeesss-” nee th rao today — ‘5.000 ¢:00—c1) Kukla Fran and Ollie,| liss Avery in “House of Shad-|11:45—(2) Guiding Light. Seals oeep coced
stole THE MIDNIGHT EARL . plus per week . Puppet comedy. (9) Count of ows.” (4) Long John Silver. Pur-|11:55—(9) Billboard.
CBS COLUMBIA “ee Monte Cristo. George Dolenz in| ity arranges a fight to impress) = F penay AFTERNOON Cult today for 8
CAPEHART Arthur Godfrey dropped Art Carney’s brother Jack as pro-| » “The Devil's Emissary.” (4)) a woman in “Where Men Are’ . PREE tr
DUMONT NBC heaved a buge corporate '12:00—(2) Midday Movie. (4) Ding EMERSON ducer of his “Talent Scout” show ... Met star Roberta Peters sigh of relief when it sold Wally) News and Sports. Paul Williams,, Men.”’ (2) San Francisco Beat. School. y a) 12 o'Clock Condilioaing
CENERAL ELECTRIC (Mrs. Fields) lost the baby ... Fred Allen's unfinished auto- Cox fo a sponsor in the “Hiram, Bill Flemming. (2) Art Linklet-| Warner Anderson, LS aod in, Phe (Sy Magic of Manic Survey
MOTOROLA COLOR Tv | biography will have an epilogue by Edwin (“The Last Hurrah”) ' Holliday” series for the fall... bets Kids. Interviews with mop- iL eee es ae antes 2 se -(2) Ladies Dey. (4) Holly-
PHILCO O'Connor .. . Pvt. Charlie Applewhite sighs about his GI hair- en | with variety. (9) Neighbor} wood Btory. (7) Beulah. (3) a
RAYTHEON t: = they'd on! left ! inch Pat O'Brien plays a priest 6:15—(7) News. John Daly. (4) Do-| with variety. Good Neig
RCA-VICTOR ie y Sen inch Eee oe fies : “Crossroads.” | lores. Short, short drama. (2) Theater. Basil Rathbone Nigel! toons.
SYLVANIA ” Deborah Kerr, who wore a bath- [ . — ind me nnd cloth | News. Jac LeGoff. Bruce in “Dressed to Kill.” (4) 12: 45—(9) Mary Morgan.
WESTINGHOUSE ing suit in “From Here to Eternity,” does | aa eermencse dara. \6:28—(4) Weathercast. Sonny Elict.| News. Paul Williams. (2) News. if =) Laxiine brent. ® & COOLING CO.
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TERMS oe E. Lewis’ gal, Kitty Koppett, flew Tina Louise gets the “Happy! Phelps. 11:15—(7) The Crash. Jack Warm 5:95 (9) TV peers Show 82N.C FE 5-9259
HAMPTON }to visit him tn Las Vegas... Nat “King” Birthday’ TV role offered first to §:38—(1) Sky King. “The Painbird’’) ¢r in ‘Dummy Talks.” (4) The }.59 (2) Linkletter’s House Party. ass -
Cole signed for a co-starring role with Jayne Mansfield refuses to help a drought-stricken Little Show. John Howard in (4) Tennessee Ernie. contied U
“Eye Witness.” (2) Miss Fair- Veer comet Looe ie ve
825 W. Huron ‘Van Johnson and Lana Turner .. . June Indian village. (9) Million Dollar ye with ~~ = 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4 (color) |: :
Roselle will take over Florence Hender- _| Ken Murray's lag esi Pays Movie. Dirk Bograde in ey ea ee aay Ford. Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon —
== son's role in “Fanny” . . . Joan Bennett's plenty in salary plus per cent’ Who Dare,” commandos attempt Film Festival. \ SYLV ANI A TV
‘of the properties he brings to to blow up an airfield. (4) Gor-| Music. 2:38—(2) Bob Crosby Show.
9 flying to Texas to hear sister Connie's TV don MacRae. Music. (2) Robin|11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. | NO MONEY DOWN
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' Tab Hunter explained the bust-up of make a “Wager” to see who, Turt. 8: 15—(4) Modern Romances. (2) :
his coast-to-coast romance with Lynne Free Home Demonstration
: | Bob Hope guests on Patti Page’ s can collect the most money. }11:30—(4)—Dark Encounter. Ray-' Secret Storm. |
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1:00—(T) TV Reader’s Digest. “The 12:00—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen with | '
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© Tape Recorders to pick up a girl than it is to. Jerry Lewis will direct all the | Caesars Hour. Sid Caesar with) sean rs 4:30—(4)Cactus Dan. (1) Cowboy you’LL FIND\IT AT...
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© PA. Systems WISH I'D SAID THAT: “Love may be __ quiz when she attempts to quali- Med a 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (7) i] 21s mate st. Romeo \
the same old story, but some men tell it David 0. Selznick told us he has| f¥ for membership in a Ladies’ * ia os (4) Today's Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance
better than others.”"—Conrad Nagel. “TV pila: iting Club. Party.
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| TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “You can tell rg at same Tee baritone. sings “I Love|?@@—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To (
RADIO TV = ffs man’s cetting old when he puts on his [trouble T can make a movie with) Tite og -Drinkidh Song.” (2)|_, O87: State DAV Head Picked ON USED TV \
reading glasses during the firsh course eS = | Talent Scouts. Arthur Godfrey |”° :2%5—(4) News. DETROIT un—Casimer Zabik of | _ _. Holden's Red Stamps.
3149 W. Huron lions’... | = :30—(4) Today. (7) County side. Open Till 9 P.M. Evenings
FE 4-5791 ee ee DEBURAH ABKH 75 bad; Selick has the taste , With young (alent I ie) Ca Classroom. (4) world ” War Il ts the ew st rate A r V
37 | A showgirl who contracted the mumps moaned, “Now my TV never gets enough of . oer . ae meee ot Hem | News. Noel st the Cheabhed J J -COX
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face will swell up.” “Oh well.” said Taffy Tuttle, “at least meh Cae ee "| ry Hull.” (9) Guy Lombardo. Mu- eee :00—(4) Today. ( ican Veterans. |
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poe give you some shape.” That's earl, brother. Fs Old moe tworeclers circa! SiC of the Royal Canadians. (4)/, 15 “oy Morning ee
Da $ Onl 1 ! (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, ine.) Chart Chase . , | The er Part 1 of “Reach for: ': %—(4) News.
——E of osteotomy. (2) I Love Lucy.| Caesar's second banana, Howle = ¥
Honeymooners Set Sail Morris, certainty has an Irish | Lucy discovers she had a “Lucky g: 45__(2) ‘News,’ Weather.
USED THIS SUMMER ENJOY . to Greece in 28-Ft. Boat character down Pat... and | Buck” and she and Ethel be-'s: 55_(4) News. (2) TV Weather. | DON’T SIZZLE | \
SINGER GooD HEARING | NYACK, N.Y. w — A Greek “iKO->> | pain gino Lucille Ball, =a 0o—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- | This Summer | \
artist and his blowde American Don Ameche's brother. Jim. fs » 8:3 30—(7) Superman. George Reeves : pe 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. |
- bride set sail yesterday in @ 2 row dise jockey in Santa Monica, in “Jolly Roger,” pirates cap-'g:55(4) Faye Elizabeth. |
foot boat on a 5,000-mile honey- Care | | | ture Clark Kent. (9) Denny|y9:99—(4) Home. (7) ae * Don't let yourself get
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Prego a 37, and his gy Hunt Stromberg Jr.. son of the, Montgomery Presents. Haila 19:25 (4) Window in Home.
the former Mary Susan Perry, 22. oidtime movie tycoon, heads ABC's| Stoddard as a school teacher who/19:39—(2) Strike It Rich. =) Youngstown, N.Y., said they hope 7 , a dictatorial superinten-| 5 new Western TV regional network.| Opposes Home.
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| are expertenced sail'v oC. Official Named | On ayn December Bride.|11:99—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) | | Spring Byington fakes a sprained) Could Be You. (1) Story Studio. |
| GRAND RAPIDS W—Wilfred T.| wrist to patch up her daughter's) (9) Billboard.
| Some 14 major languages are Connelly of Detroit has been elect-| domestic difficulties. 11:05—(9) Experiméntal School.
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$92” rhillions. English is the language of Bay City as state deputy of the, zation of actual cases from the 41:95(7) News.
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SSS NEW YORK w— The Un ed tury, one of ‘em has won a de-
Jewish Appeal has decided to bor-! By PHYLLIS BATTELLE this has made woman as a sexbutton, the automatic this andjeliminated most of the old-fash-, The upshot is that, when you ed at = bars ieee of Wilkacs ons
Rid urself of wash- [row 4 million dollars for use in| NEW YORK (INS)—It is usually'even physically stronger than she/that, so that she no longer ex-lioneg crying ee strip away the legendary veil of t W&M
da rain Bring jresettling North African Jews in- believed that woman is the sensi-/Was in the old days. (And we sus-/hausts herself with the odious) ang of course all the newest) We#kness that covers HER, and eee poe — 6 ee
y oe. cereal. , itive sex, trembling at the chin, pect that even way back when tasks ot house keeping. This leaves cosmetics, from luminous toenail break down the wall of strength Hubbard Jr.—took his degree here
your troubles to us./ o’* « ‘running over at the eyes, needing Eve could've leveled Adam if she'd her yrs apa! = _ par trg polish to lavender hair tints, have co HIM, you expose |; 1931, Now the latest in the line,
Delegates to the UJA National’® man to steer her through life|had @ mind to.) to Pome: ependent.|ade her look eternally young. : James Nimmo Hubbard III, has
ot Suse _yeaterdtay to 2nd Protect her from the wolf at =e #8 |SOBBING SUBSIDES When a woman looks young, she| A-man needs a woman. stepped up to receive his diploma
{Conference y the door, or anywhere else. Industrial powess has given Canned onions, eye drops ahd feels young, and if you don’t be-| A woman needs three squarelat the college’s 1956 graduation
= eatery oe Fe * * 8 woman the dishwasher, the push ‘pride in her greater status havellieve that, ask Hope Hampton. meals a day. exercises.
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The decision to borrow money tle of r ntie frailty by
to help North African Jews came men, who like to feel that they
after Moses A. Leavitt, executive) are needed by the little lady.
bution Committee, told the dele- the attitude of the male is, = 1 § : e Roof to Basement efront to Rear @ Takitetcmmelale Mm Oleh:
gates that Jewish shops are being okay, she'll probably outlive me SEARS WILL ARRANGE
looted and prominent Jews kid- but itl be rough on her.”
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Texas Candidate It now seems evident that wom-
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CT, t AUSTIN, Tex, Cowboy «ar The truth "somes on in a vital > - d j . Evetts Hal- ae 3 DRy CLEANERS \ ra FF ete Bonen Court” statistics report, which states ™*
following... a bunch of cheap politicians’’ who
719 WwW. Huron FE 4-1536 should be impeac hed by C “ongress.| The average woman outlives |
Haley, former history professor the average nian by about five |
ae Se and author, told a Democratic ral- years. But the significant fact |
ly yesterday that if the Federal appears in the life expectancy of
No Contr act government should seek to e€N-| widows and widowers.
enforce an integration injunction N ; : 2 : | When the wife dies first, the be- ecessary . school board, the state: ’ .
eee eres ce reaved husband usually survives) should resist to the point .
: “throwing the U.S. earatel in the for about 7.5 years. But when the
hoosegow.”’ man dies first, his widow survives
; . ; him for an average of 16 years. @ | If the government should send . *
U.S. troops, ‘‘that would mean a .
Call Today "police basal Haley said. He said This would indicate that, no mat-
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‘ Regulasly 2.75
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SPECIAL SALE AUTHORIZATION! | | “= "= S-5
The opportunity that comes only ONCE-IN-A-CENTURY (Kimball is 99 this yeor!).. . getting
reody for the second century in their new home where production will be expanded. Kimboll
has THOUSANDS of pianos being built
and seasoned at all times,—ready for this
NATIONWIDE MOVING SALE! SME Open Monday and Friday Nights “-
REASON
Ie is worth # great deal to us £0
is CARLOADS of pianos have been shipped
necessity of moving to all parts of the country. PRICES have
eliminate the © os t8 our ner been reduced to the lowes! possible levels
fully seasoned PIRDOS Ns uthor for this unprecedented FACTORY CLEAR-
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% TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL 1956 STYLES, FINISHES * scree ay pathociuzes: Master mixed: flat”
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