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Here Is Pontiac’ s 1959 Catalina Vista Four- Door Hardtop
‘inherits Million,
Local Labor Issues Hold Up Area Builders hers ite". Wider. Lower Bod
— Big Three Auto Production in UF Canvass °°? nore Featured i“ Ret Numbers Ring
Hit in Detroit | when a $7,000-a-year policeman |
al suddenly Launch . Pre- Campaign becomes a millionaire?
“DETROIT:
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try’s big three, ffs national con-| were left hanging last oly ltrs | Solicitation® on Tiési | jphogeoceeie for wae as usual | T 6 L - Vv 8 E .
tracts with the United Auto Work-| day when Reuther wrapped up a | * — ! =| WwW =
‘Gambling Operation ers Union wrapped up, today’ preduction worker aerecoemt at | 4 ce an - | With Luncheon } At least that’ s what patrolman arger ngines
lawaited settlement of jocal disputes, Chrysler, | Still unresolved is an agreement ; . | John B. Gaul did. Offered With E
DETROIT (UPI) a sirieee per- for a full scale resumption of 19: 39) covering some 8.000 salarted office’ Building tradesmen in the Pon- saul became the richest of conomy New. York's finast Friday. He
fell heir to the, lion’s share of a Under the original agreement. workers and engineers at Chrys- tiac
| skilled sons were arrested last night in model production. were awarded | area will begin their pre- er. the smashup of what police de- kt e& * faced Model Also Available campaign solicitations Tuesday for eight cents an hour more than| » , tion a t 2'9-million .dollar fortune, be- scribed as a million dollar a year) ¢ 1. 975 909 UAW members — production workers. In the suppie- Ford reported production almos the Pontiac Area United Fund. = = 21 oe ae
numbers ring normal bat said. operations at a | queathed him by an uncle. ‘
9 most-of them General Motors em- mental pact Friday, two stumbling Chicago assembly .plant.remaih at . = . ti * The 30-year-old father’ of two | a
Six crews of vice squad offi- | pioyes—remain idled by local dis- blocks were resolved. = standstill because of @ local dis Volunteer United Fund workers reported as usual for his. 4 p.m. | By JOHN WO FITZGERALD a Ste i aus é m ‘1 “es ricke-ott {Phere H } . ~
cers conducted the raids, capping | putes at GM, Ford and Chrysler’ [aid off tradesmen with five pute. The Ford-AUW agreement will meet at a kick-off luncheon at 1° jidnight shift Station _ Editor, The Pontiac Press - as a Paul A. Kern’ ;
group chairman; the Elks Temple
Jr., construction
is host Pontiac’s completely revamped new 1959 cars are
announced to the public today. Any resemblance or
similarity .to other years is bypassed in this advanced
new styling and engineering. :
The cars will go on display to the public Oct. 9. In
Pontiac there will be a special preview downtown next ‘Construction group .goal, in-
cluding special gifts, is $15,658. Yankees Lead
Wednesday afternoon (Oct. 8) and they may also be ‘a five-month Investigation. Po- | (picketing continued today at Years seniority will go into an was announced Sept. 17. house clerk,
lice said the ring was a key link po otiae Motors, Fisher Body and areawide hiring pool similar to one
in the nationwide Mafia crime | GMC Truck & Coach Divisions | provided for produc tion workers
and gambling syndicate. | h y als eed to use | in Pentiac.) in Fee si at Md then ee pera _members of the International Un-
Those arrested were held on, GM, :last of the. big three to i ai s in i ( t Zz 2, ; charges of conspiracy to violate. Portel toi(ecmia withthe AW) ire struction and repair Jobs in its a a ed oe Bae: e 9 4) Following the kick-off luncheon’!
state gambling laws. ported 250,000 idle at 126 plants | the volunteer workers will begin t E hl f St h
seen at the Pontiac Retail Store from 3 o'clock on.
Hank Baver Drives in * &k * S Nae Oe nthedl ae were! across the country. c a ing on the more than 250 Pon-
ee ehmaonag waee sreco.! GM _ signed its national agre>- Fi Pp t] ‘Pp d tiac area building trades firms and: 28: John Buffa, 48, and Leon Mon-| ‘ment Thursday night, but UAW Ire reven 10n ala e rae “ty enples 2,
Two Runs With Bases. “Pontiac Aes broken all bonds of traditional styling
Loaded, in 3rd Game 24 engineering in ’59 with the most progressive change geleone, 40, all of Detroit, | President - Walter Reuther said * *
~ * & jlocal unions had authorization to pens Safety Observance A trophy il be awarded by the
Inspector Fred Heath, head of remain on strike until_local issues Michigan United Fund to the com-
the vice bureau, said officers were settled. munity. which posts the highest
. in our Division’s 51 year history, ”. §. E. Knuds
and other supplies found in the: Chrysler reported 22,400 workers followed by competitors for the 1958 water battle cham- special pre-campaign solicitation. By Our Wire Services vice president and general udsen, GM
ring offices. |idle in 16 plants despite a settle-' pionship’ led off the annual Fire Preyention parade on The New York Yankees exploded Tal manager of Pontiac Motor
Heath said Butfa had 1555 bell ment reached Friday. covering 11,- ‘Saginaw street this. afternoon. n the fifth. inning of today’s thi ird Division, said teday.
1900 skilled tradesmen, ; Fire equipment: from more than ‘20 ‘pein Weekend {0 Be Cool d series. game at New York! There is no carryover from past Pontiacs this year.
a ai | contest.- Hopes of the . Yankees They: are new from the ground up and include such
avenue, accompanied by* and. Partly OUGY —_x¢re: rmjsed, for a break-in of the Innovations as these: Army, civil defense and The competing “six-man water | series ft which the Milwaukee club|
Pontiac Motor Division dis- battle teamis: were from Water ford! Suriday’ Se acather willl be partly holds two straight.”
Negotiators continued in efforts.
to reach a settlement for 25,000
picked up adding machines, tapes/ et * | The colorful Pontiac eres ‘High School band per capita gift record during this
slips with him. The officers found | |
paaarubaiin covering skilled work. began the. march from~Auburn avenue to Oakland ito. grab a two-run lead in the tight!
1.—An all new ned design. , -Brush_ Fires in West
. |plays. Jamés~ B. Forman.
was parade marshal.
The parade and following events
mark the opening of National Fire,
Prevention Week, Oct. 5-11. The | Township Firé Départment, : the)
challengers, and the Brooklands)
F ire-Department from Avon Town-|
ship, defending 1957 champions.
x * *
Other departments in the pa- cloudy’ and cooler with the high}.
‘around 58, the low tomorrow night!
about: 40. Winds will difinish be-}
coming north to northwesterly. The}
outléek for Monday is fair and) Bases were’ loadéd when Hank:
Bauer came up to drive a hot one|
ito’ the’ short right” field, scoring |
SieHern and MéDougald. ‘TWo were}
{out at, the time. |
x” * FERST INNING |
1
| 2.—Five inch wider tread. :
3.—More glass in front and rear for better
visibility.
4.—New high performance 389 cubic inch
annual firemen’s field’ day, spon-| ,cool. Low temperature tonight will + Tempest: 420 V-8 engi
sored by the Fire’ Prevention Com- rade, in addition. te-Pontiac City, | pe arownd 82. "Braves — Bruton thrawn out: by; 5_—-A P ; pees :
, | mittee of the Pontiac Area Cham- were front Addison, Bloomfield; ek * Berra. Schoendiensf out to Skow-| o—A special economy engine available on
Northside Fields, . Montcalm. .and|
Edison wrects. >
* *
time’ pablicly’ yy Pontiac Motor Di-|
vision. 3 ita" Gane ee ber of Commerce was held. at Waterford, Commerce. West Bloomi:!
field, Pontiac, White Lake and “in-?
dependence Townships; Brooklands
_and Avondale; Franklin, Oxford,
Avondale and Clarkston High
‘Schools. | Figiy-one avas the lowest temper-
ature recofded in dowtitewn Pon-
trac preceding 8 a.m. The mercury i
rose to 71 at 1 p.m.:
late tonight, The low will be near
52. a
+
Brush Dire Gulch Controle
California Blaze’ Spreads MONROVM, Calif. (UPI) — Al
two-day-old major brush fire acci-
dentally started by two seven-year-
old boys burned out of control to-
day with little hope of being con-
tained for the next three to five
days.
More than 3,500 acres of valuable found two boys who admitted J ay-
ing with matches and accidentally
starting the fire. They were turned
over to. their parents until juvenile
authorities can be consulted.
The area was declared a ‘state
af emergency” yesterday by Gov.
Goodwin J. Knight, Hundreds of
sunrise when dropping humidity)
arid high temperatures along with)
morning winds create the greatest
chance for the blaze to spread.
They also will be assisted by
planes bombing hot spots with a)
borate solution, Six plines were!
used yesterday,
ldienst singled, Mathews struck out.
his 2nd fit. ‘ron’ unassisted,’ Matthews struck;
pout! ‘No bits, “no runs.
Yankees—B auer singled. was,
“doubled at first when Kubek. str uck|
No runs, |
dall struck out. One hit, no runs.
Yankees—Berra fouled to Logan.|
Siebern ftied to Covington. Lumpe|
grounded out. No runs, no hits.
THIRD INNING
Braves—Logan fouled out. Rush,
struck out. Burton walked. Schoen-'
No runs, one hit.
Yankees — Skowron, McDougald
and Larsen all thrown out by Rush.
No runs, no hits.
FOURTH INNING
Braves—Aaron fouled out. Cov-
mgton flied out. Torre singled for
Crandall struck out.
One hit, no runs.
_ Yankees—Bauer fouled to Torre
Kubek lined to Logan. Mantle
all models at no additional cost.
The lower, longer, wider cars this year will come in
14 spectacular’ models in three series; four Bonnevilles, irmij Mantle -struck out. Féstured 1 in the display were an Ortonv ille, Fenton, Birmingham, | This. morning's southwesterly/O"t 4 three Star Chie :
Armty, Hercules missile and _ in-/ Farmington and: Clawson. lwinds, at 10 to 15 miles an hour! Serban CaNING Me Chiefs and seven in the new Catalina series.
plant ‘Tire Brevéntion equipment be-_ k « || will increase to 20 to 30 late this) tae oe INS cov ng. he Chieftain model has been dropped this year.
ing dehjornstlated for the first} Bands were -from Waterford, afternoon: shifting to northwesterly foniilied out Torre singled! Cran. Prices on the new models have already been an-
‘nounced and in most cases are lower than the com-
parable ’58 models.
Backed by dealer and preview *
)audience enthusiasm, Pontiac has els provide added driving safety
been assembling ‘59 cars at an in-| with up to 60 per cent greater visi+
jereased pace that will require. bility. Along with its look of abso-
femployment of additional workers Jute s simplicity P ontiac conveys the
at both Pontiac and Fisher Body impression of e: ager action even
I pl: ants, according to Knudsen and when not in motion,
Thomas F. Wiethorn, Fisher Body |
resident manager,
Exemplifying its “complete de-
: | parture from conventional design
The new styling from front to is Pontiac's twin “air scoop”
rear is ulfra modern and gives (iGantinacdan Page 2, Col. 2)
the 1959 Pontiac an appearance |
of simplicity and beauty, |
Overall height has been reduced
on all modéls and the lowest are
the two-door hardtop sport coupés* In Today’s Press watef shed valued in the ‘millions|firéfighters and badly needed County Fire Chief Kieth Klinger|/walked. Berra popped to Schoen-| ee ee ;
«dollars have been. burned over equipment were rushed to theatea' said the fire was moving north dienst. No, funs, no hits. poe vn enlibles at of ce All Y mee 4
ae eee aga shortly aftec: his proctamation’™ “rand east saway—from the foothjl]) FIFTH INNING ea feature increased roomi- . ty
ing at least five homes in the More than 750 men Including Cities of Montovia arid Azusa into| Brayes—Logan flied te Siebern. ness with s at “ th up fe iten Church News ...... wueeeee 10-11
FAS /000 10,590, BOD clase: tata Hopis aaa Navajos In. the San Gabriel “mountains. | Rush .struck out. Bruton fouled ae Greater than) the average! Gemics a... sssseegere. 3
i . Hundreds of residents were | dians, experts in firefighting, | He said no homes were in im pastes UP ck aut Brion ales AAS Editeriais ................ 4
AP Wirephote forced to flee with their posses- | ‘hattled the leaping flames dur- mediate dahger. eee : : Home Section .......... . 1-24 : , ping F /Eampe flied out. McDougald | The low. cleanly styled body.| Obituaries ............. af
NEAR CALIFORNIA TOWN — A roaring brush fire sweeps sions for a time yesterday ‘as | ng the night while several hun- | winisn presser, assistant super | walked. Larsen walked, filling Date Wa: eal Sport ,
through mountains just outside Monrovia, Calif, a Los Angeles the roaring blaze spilled over in- dred state, county and city fire- | joo. of foe Angeles National the Sears. Baecr sing al acattag topped by a slim-line roof, gives) Saale Soren ete w een e es if, :
" guburb. The fire was out of control after burning over 1,400 acres, _—to inhabited areas of this Los fighters caught up on their sleep. | orect into which the blaze is| Siebern and McDouglad. Kubek |UP to 37. per cert greater glass, Ty & anes oe cs 2
but wind was shifting the spread away from the = Several Angeles subarb. More than 1,000 firefighters were|spreading, said, ‘We'll, be here| lined to Bruton. Two runs, one |area. Beautifully contoured vista-| ‘Wilson, Earl ............... 2
houses had been destroyed, however. Police fast night said they hadjexpected to. be at firelines after|fighting for another five days.” hit. Score Yankees 2, Braves @. | panoramic windshields in all mod-' Women's Pages ....... --.. 89
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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1958”
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rcial’ Je et ‘Service as Hone Buns © at Derby Tuner Hi
Two Other Children a
Rescued, 1 Badly Hurt! <
in Indiana Blaze
TWO oS
Appeal D eni ied Planes, Speeding , Acroas A AUaniic Both Ways
ae Launch Com flight left England at ‘é 55 a.m.
State Tax Commission EST. The New York-to-London Comet
Upholds Allocations Set
by Oakland Board
ey seed | %,
we
for the fastest flights now made
by propeller - - driven airliners, al-
‘| difference c= nearly eee hours,
~The Comets, eee
other about~300 miles southeast of
. |Newfoundland, are powered’ by|
“‘}four Rolls Royce Avon RA29 en-
ee re with noise suppres- By ANTHONY CAVENDISH commercial service was” ‘in
NEW YORK (UPI)—Two Comet
IV jet airliners sped across the
Atlantic today to inaugurate the
world's first transoceanic commer:
cial jet service, _
One of the British Overseas Air-
and ways Corp. Dehavilland Comet jet- was airborne only one, minute atft-
er it left the Idlewild passénger| ‘
loading ramp.
* * * aa
Its westbound sister ship was due ‘ es
The 707, which had been under-
INDIANA, Pa, (UPI)—A man,
Appeals by Independence his wife and five of their seven) in Pog hy Benge det dona-
: 2 . ; _|in New York at 2:40 p.m. (Pontiac tions and from money’ from the! ant scout
Farmington townships of their liners took off from Idlewild In time), with a refueling stop sched- going noise tests in London was sors. The ng 707 has four hugejchildren perished today when fire : scou ,
“<--* ‘ghires of the Smt tax dimite--ternational~Asrport- at~6:6) ami EM’: WL TGS ARS OB Sie sabedl 7 /JF3C6 enginés,.each-with-21-tube-; swept-their, home ong- mile nerth{ Sale. of books,.according..to Mrs. |... seer ec —
~~ ~~ tion for this year have beén denied (Pontiac time) on: the “eastbound ed at nal: land, cuted to Tal MES KERHE, a r-suppregsors:————- ~tof the Indiana- y town of Cty-+Thelma Dinkeloo, publicity chair-\ Therapeutic. swimming classe, -_ oe
by the Michigan State Tax Com- flight with 44 persons aboard. AO S"* _ . BOAC. announced its decision to| The inauguration of ‘commer; mer, man, ce, : | sponsored by the Birmingham Rec-
mission. On O eh Ney a6 ert bo Geese cami designed |, head-on into the jet age last| cial jet service today was eonsid- | Two other children of the Clair|- Direct purchases and orders | reation Dept., are being held from
The denial in both cases thus night, only a few hours after the| ered the practical beginning of }Kintner family were reported to| may be made during the last 7 to 8 Wednesday evenings at Bar-
upholds the 1958 tax allocations of| New ‘York Port Authority granted| mass travel by jet airliner, [have-survived. Oné, Linda Kintner,| two days of the sale onty. The | "im School pool for 30, weeks, . 132 mills for | Independence Aol BOAC and Pan American World| Basil Smallpiece, BOAC’s man-|10, was “in. critical condition in Sa bene Sage see feet Sy beewe: "said .. ty Diy Seer
86 of a mill for Farmington as| AIL. QW SC ontiacs Airways permission to operate] aging director, said the airline will Indiana Hospitad with third degree| ing, i 3 my iby
handed down bf aha Coun, their jetliners out of Idlewild In- srowideleud jet flight a week in burns, > aa displayed not pore PS oy Recreation City
ty Tax uae Bost une 2. carr teoal Airport. ‘each direction across the Atlantic. Picangs — sad 8 eiosene stock will be delivered Dec. 1, Mrs.}- re eeecsial atip sgaed & s
sufficient re x ek All the flights will be made by exp! at about 9:30 Dinkeloo a “There were not sufficient ee Makin Bow Today Is Pan American, which plans to is the 157,000 pound Comet IV, which|(EST) and the frame Meas ee) is fuser Nigh schecd dens te physician is necessary, she said.
the eae Cas oe as augurate TransAtlantic jet service| carries 76 . quickly engulfed in flames, | dent#‘from Walnut Lake, Franklin,| Mrs. Marien Patrick ——.---- 9 --
alleged,” said Edward W. Kane} (4 sea Brom P sas| chs with the giant Boeing 707,| The great hurdle both BOAC and!" Firemen from the western Penn-|Pembroke,Torry, Adams arid Hol- ;
commission secretary, m Page One) name a chromed scriet os PAA had to overcome before being|s 1
rear fender, Senaraie te we pee
ahaa The Pontiac name in’ gold 3 granted permission to Aske Jetsjo
Independence argues in its ap- | Stille, housing’ dual headlamps ae nos te Operas a
peal that cutting .48 of » mill | end capped by a low héod with | Pembroke 5
_* from the. township's preliminary /-®- contoured “Vi extending Fear] tont while Pontiac in block let- t allocation of 1.80 was wrong in | ward from the grille and termi- /to15 is attractively joaced betwee pay agica lg or ~
that at the same time the. coun- | nating af the cowl.” ova: tail Jamps on the rear. a Se ae He | Mrs os
ee aa eel .Each model a a long, beep e es gloss solid colors and = ; =e aye
mills ‘went up : complement —of-- ~~
($5 to $5.62). The” Allocation © on suaing Steel toe en SANA el by been a —— secretary for UAW-
Board sald this 48 of a multt [tends ‘Tength noqeapllintgrbgageemned a 1? | oe ee slice went to township sehools, jend in a down swept curve behind ror acrylic"lacquer finish, are also leac ers. t a yar.
not to the county. the rear wheel opening. Sculp-| standard with this series, Saar ye her daughter, Miss
- we wee. eile gta ig iyalthosiecachy Catalina hardtop and sedan in- n Cl Sc h Is Carol E. Sof a
Farmington Township said in its body, ®-/teriors feature-a new customized sister, Mrs. Edith c
appeal that less than one mill|catching example of Pontiac’s|trim treatment of rich fabrics and OS I Ng Cc 00 Ss Birmingham; four brothers,
cannot legally be given to a town- entry into a new era of styling. | jewel-tone Morrokide in harmoniz- George and Warren of
ship. °
Kane did not. give any other] WIDER TREAD ing colors. Floor covering ig com-
bination Tempest weave carpet.and:
“Ot outstanding _ signifi- to refuel ern_lea can be was; and ef = avy both appeals had been osnce among the many iqnovations|Vi@v! rubber. Safari interiors fea-1 “ry , : re poral mak i ae pores Son
ee z | engineered into Pontiac for 1959 is ae vee Were uphol- and three-quarters-of an hour com-|er does not permit use of the des- Friday during a day would have would be| Ville, Mich., and Ruskin, Fla, ,
* * * the wider tread, an exclusive fea-|Stry in harm S coraced wits ree See Te EME ATT tps bene rena tarked- by‘ suspension ofa pian! to send in marshals and th oe ee ee All tick, floor areas are covered with : i : and the Army) Mrs, Edward Guna ; owing the two rates to stick, /ture with Pontiac this year. Wheel ‘ching vue! rabbe |’ Provide private class facilities) to foreibly eject teachers and stu- : ; i
a = Agee seer tread, athe distance between right matching vinyl rubber, ; for = = white youngsters at] dents" 2 wn a oe cee Y ggiot
S ading and left wheels, has been incre The all-new Catalina Safaris . ag ‘ Norfolk, Va. ~~ Guna, Tl, ) Chester
based on allocations set down bY| nearly five inches. In addition to| are roomier, more versatile, and Doctors Say Nationalists Hint * * ©. NS oe re en petite beld at t p.m. Monday at Bell
the board. This approval is €X-\-reating a low, wide silhouette,| feature a new retractable rear ‘ Gov. Orval E. Faubus of Arkan-'School Corp. in obtaining money Chapel of the William R. Hamilton pected to be granted Oct. 13 at @/n¢ wider tread improves stability,| window, : Ike’ Ss H. alth . sas said he would never open the and other facilities for a privately-| or with burial in Roseland Park
special supervisors meeting. —_|riding comfort and road hugging) the three-seat Safari with a € © 4° - Ue Rot one ue schools on! operated school system. se Goes : pon ,
Dr, William J, Emerson, chair- ability. - rearward facing back seat, has an ‘Excellen fe at efa lation lwere aid 15 oan the US. wk home nasniee s brief rralbg - »)
ne Actin Ben, 4 remit of ire te Cay ental fen wi Sree cased ees'f tat Dy od Df |e ime Bote sel cher he decision of the commission as standa tep on the rear , > . as
he ein teria ot’ iio Samar, Semple Oe | wagmmcrox in reat | Red Planes Must Stop] © came Coral aL ttle Rock Plan |ss."e.s.remes so did “a good, proper, and exacting|more stable car. Also, less steer-|exit, .| Eisenhower’s doctors Saturday In Greenghoro, N. C., North)" " om College and 2 mem- eee cane ing effort is required on sharp cada be (she excaihaal koa. Quemoy Attack, Says} carotina’s attorney ‘ge ber of the Women’s Club of De--
100 . turns because a lower center of | THREE STAR CHIEFS tk | Chinese Admiral states to side-step U.S. Su-
Young Hiker
Found Alive
on Mountain gravity and a wider tread de-
creases the shift of weight from,
inside to outside,
Cost conscious motorists will)
have an opportunity this year at)
no extra cost to get the new econ-
omy engine. This engine has a
2.87:1 axle ratio for greater gas
SALT LAKE GITY (AP)—Gritty
rescuers planned to inch their
-way down_.9,000-foot Mount. Olym-
pus today with a stretcher bearing mileage. ‘The compression ratio
is 8.6 to 1 and the engine operates
on regular fuel.
Like all Pontiac engines this
special power plant is a result of Pontiac’s Star Chief series for
1959 is more stunning than ever
|before with three artistically
‘sty led models; a_ startling new
‘four-door Vista hardtop, a four-
door sedan and new to the series
this year, a two-door sport sedan.
Mounted on a 124-inch Wheelbase
these models’are powered by Pon-
tiac’s new 389 cubic inch Tempest
420 V-8 engine having a two-barrel
carburetor as standard equipment.
+Each of the three models are dis-
tinguished by four emblematic The announcement at the White
House came shortly after the
President had completed his an-
nual head-to-toe physical check...
up at Walter Reed Army Hes-
pital,
The terse medical report said:
“The President underwent a
complete physical examination,
which included barium studies of
the gastro-intestinal tract and
appropriate laboratory tests, at
Walter Reed Army Hospital on ‘they cannot permit Communist TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — The
Chinese Nationalists said today)
aerial attacks on Quemoy. A!
spokesman hinted at retaliatory.
action.
* * *
» Four Communist MIGI7s at-
tacked Nationalist transport
planes dropping supplies to Que-
moy-Friday, forcing one crippled
C46 to land, The Nationalist De- preme Court decisions against seg-
tion.””
icies of defiance and massive re-
sistance to the law of the land.
matter how distasteful the law
ing under the law and not in de- regated schools can only go “‘out
of the business of public educa-
Malcolm B. Seawell declared
here Friday night that shutting of
schools in Virginia and Arkansas
demonstrates the results “‘of pol-
“We here in North Carolina, no
may be- to.us personally are. liv- Termed Invalid U. S. Government Files
Motion Against Scheme
to Lease Schools
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The federal
government said today the Little
Rock School Board’s leasing plan
for. opening the city’s high schools
on a seareenes basis is invalid. day at Bell Chapel of the William
R. Hamilton Co. Cremation will
follow.
liam Beaumont -Mr. Lomas died yesterday at Wil-
Hospital following —
a brief illness.
a 17-year-old boy injured in a hik-!18 million miles of actual testing stars along the rear quarter area Oct, 3-4, 1958, fense Ministry revealed today the fiance of the law.” | k An electric power installation en-
* ing accident. and is designed to give V8 Per-, chromed “Star Chief’ name x * * MIGs also strafed the offshore is- x wk ke The ovement said thi gineer at the Newport News, Va., formance with greater economy. = fy Ms of these allucte. |: > . 1 this in & Ship Building and Dry Dock Co. xk ke * Z plate on the rear fenders, specific| ‘The resu land. The question of obtaining ade-/ motion field«with the U.S. 8th Cir he retired fi
A rescue party that fought cre- NEW CATALINA SERIES - deck lid ornamentation, outboard] sive studies show that the Presi- | x * * quate teachers became an issue in/cuit Court of Appeals. Filing as| AB ve years ago. He wag
vasses, sheer rock cliffs, brush Pontiac Catalina rear fender flight vanes trimmed dent continues to maintain 4n ex- “Thig can be stopped,” said, Virginia’s largest city, Norfolk.|amicus curiae, Latin for friend of a mem of the So-
and boulders reached Douglas
Chapman as dawn broké over the|
jagged, gray peak that overlooks
the Salt Lake Valley.
* * *
The climb had been such an ef.-|
foft the party was unable to bring
along stretchers and first aid : rl : ed for the : : hoo : a
equipment. However, they hoped ated te pe pera ra and mations, other standard equipment} (Continued From Page One) junder escort of Nationalist fight- school teacher. For that freason.! It is now as plain as day that| Private service for Mrs. Hubert to get-the needed items from a H/o “3 includ ial: interi : ith Li id. When Sabrejets got De said, the foundation would’ +, \(Marion J.) ‘Smith, 58, of 49 =| comfort. The series includes: A |!"Cludes special interior trim wit 1 Work ers, Liu said. When rejets go ere is no alternative to compli- |
helicopter or another climbing eases ; nylon faced cloth and jewel-tone| !8 of Electrical Workers oM | there it was too late and the MIGs| Ce@se enrollment and return tui-!ance wit Hazel St., will be held-at 2 p.m. convertible coupe, two-door hard- | -- ; dj strike at six GM plants. ; : . tion fees alread id. h the law and that no. P.
party. ~ & & apliapant (code fear disse Vista Morrokide, deluxe’ steering wheel, P had escaped to their mainland) =! ady pal schemes or devices: for operating Monday at the m Vasu Fu-
’ For 17 hours after he slipped!
and fell about 20 feet down the
mountainside, the youngster had
waited with a friend for help to
arrive. As night came, the temp- The new '39
series debuts with unprecedented
prestige. Thg! Cataling’s entirely
new look and features put Pontiac’s
‘ume series in a more competitive
position than ever before.
Seven new, dynamic body
| hardtop, two-door sport sedan,
four-door sedan, and two and
three-seat four-door Safaris.
All Catalina models are built on
a 122-inch wheelbase and the series
erature dipped to within a few/utilizes the new, high performing
degrees of freezing and numbed
the lightly clad youths.
* * *
Rescuers reported by walkie-
talkie that young Chapman had!
head cuts and a face so swollen 389 cubic inch Tempest 420 V-8
and improved synchromesh trans-
mission as standard equipment.
|Over-all length of. all models is
/213.7 inches.
lowest priced, perennial high vol-|.
engine with two barrel carburetor with chrome, and large, gleaming
wheel discs.. The Star Chief's over-
all length is 220.7 inches.
* * *
In addition to brilliant magic-
mirror acryliex lacquer paint. fin-
ishes in 13 solid colors and a wide
range of optional two-tone combi-
electric clock, two instrument
pane] ash trays and additional in-
sulation for soundproofing.
FOUR BONNEVILLES
Introduced last year as Pontiac’s
top-of-the-line luxury car, the
Bonneville series is even more out-
standing’ in 1959 with two additional
spectacular models, all with exclu-
sive styling features to give a
sleek, custom? appearance.
Supplementing the original cellent state of health.” ~
Local Matters Delay
Big Three Production
UAW settlements with the big
three call for improved layoff pay,
4a new severance plan, higher pen-
sion benefits, and continued cost-of-
living and productivity improve-
ment wage increases.
The three-year agreements are
estimated worth 24 to 30 cents an
hour per worker during the life of
the contract.
* * *
But at GM, Reuther won addi-
tional concessions including an end Rear Adm. Liu Hoh-tu, the De-
fense Ministry spokesman. ‘‘We
are pot going to sit there and wait
(for the transport planes to be shot
up again. We obviously can’t let
them do it all the time.”
* ax Oe
The transport planes were not
bases.
The admiral’s comment on stop-'
ping such attacks indicated fight-
er escorts for future airdrop mis-
sions. It also raised again the
the mainland bases in the Quemoy
area.
x kt *
US. officers expect such attacks
would provoke Communist raids
on the Nationalist air bases on
Formosa. Since the United States) a plan to provide private school-
ing for pupils enrolled at’ six
closed secondary schools.
James G. Martin, foundation
president, said the group had been
The National Assn. for the Ad-
vancement of Coloréd People said
it-would ask U.S. Judge Walter E.
Hoffman Monday to provide addi-
tional relief for 17 Negroes or-
Faubus spoke out against inte-
grating the schools at a news cor-
reopened on a private, segregated The Tidewater Education Founda-
tion there said it was suspending
unable to sign up a single public!
question of Nationalist bombing of said tted to the Norfolk
ference in Little Rock. Asked what!
would happen if the “schools were, the court, the government sup-
ported the Natienal Assn. for the
Advancement: of Colored People,
iwhich has asked for an injunction
forbidding the leasing of the!
schools to the Little Rock Private’
School Corp. ciety of Virginia and the Warwick,
Va., Kiwanis Club.
Surviving are his wife, Julia B;
two daughters, Mrs. Joel Carl-
son 6f Norfolk, Va.,; and Mrs,
James L. Carpenter of see
ham; and five grandchildren
Mrs. Hubert Smith
* * *
public schools on a_ segregated
basis can hope to succeed,’”’ the
23-page brief said. ee
* * _-
The government- said” “t is high
time for the-courts “to call a halt)
to any further dilatory and ob-|
+structionist actions which have no!
legal sanction but which can none-
‘theless cause delay and produce
‘needless further litigation. se
* * * :
The government asserted U.S.
neral Ho yal Oak.
tied ‘Thursday in Metropol-
+itan Hospital, Detroit, following a
brief illness, For the past eight
years, Mrs. Smith had been an
art instructor in the Royal Oak
jevening schools.
She was a member of Birming-
ham Chapter 220, OES.
Surviving are her husband, and
a Senereer Huherta.
Brazil Borrows 73 Million
he could not see and therefore| Tasteful exterior styling treat- Bonneville convertible and two- | to the 744 hour work day far is pledged to defend Formesa, _ Mil
could not walk, But he apparently ment, rich in simplicity, tvpifies| Goor mardtop sport coupe in this |GM employes; a five cents an hour |that would draw the beavy con Colorful Plan to Recover Po Gast an inne Pp spol pe employes; power to grant an injunction) WASHINGTON (UPI) — Brazil had no broken bones, the rescue the Catalina series. Single full-| .ortes ts a superbly styled: four- |premium payment for workers centration of American military
group added. length mouldings and the Catalina
Rain Dampens Nation’s Skirt
Weather Is Generally Fair
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fair skies and generally pleas-'
ant seasonal temperatures domi-,
The Weather
Full €.8. Weather Bureau Report
PONTIAC AND VWICINITY — Sanny,)
windy and warmer today. high —
inated the nation’s weather today,
but more fain dampened sections,
of the Southeast from Texas to!
iGeorgia,
Exceptions to «se temperature
pattern were readings.-in the 20s
lin the central , Rockies and the
‘prospect of more 100-degree heat
“>. in the Southwest. Southwesterly winds increasing te 30 door Vista hardtop and a richly
appointed four-door Safari that
offers the ultimate in station
wagon prestige.
Interiors of the Bonneville are
matched to exterior magic-mirror
jacrylic lacquer colors, with such
jstandard equipment items as a
| passenger assist rail mounted on
‘the padded instrument panel, cour-
tesy ldmps, electrie clock, alumi-
num “seat end and side panels,
door reflectors for night safety and ‘extra insulation for soundproofing. | ~
* * *
Front bucket seats are available
as a special option for the Bonne- scheduled for other than Monday-
quires a seven-day-a-week opera-
tion; and an agreement by GM to
study what the unier called wage
inequities for Workers performing
the same job in different plants. Friday weeks on a job that re-|“ strength here into direct conflict
with Red China. .
U.S. railroads use more than a
billion ties, enough to circle the
earth with g 50-foot wide Ds
walk. ‘Stolen Netting Is Devised
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The
Building Material Dealers Assi.
of California is setting its own
net for thieves who stole thou-
sands of dollars worth of wire
netting recently,
About 70 association members
agreed to paint their wire net-
ting a distinctive color to ee
police trace it. ,
Corpse ma Leah cen (rt
of Waking Up Voters
BELDING (UPI)—The Junior
Chamber of Commerce, in an ef- against the school board prevent-
ing the leasing to the private or-
ganization, The NAACP has peti-
borrowed 73 million dollars from
the World Bank yesterday to help
build the largest hydro-electrie
project in Latin America. tioned for this injunction.
What, Me Worry?
Friday he stopped to help. Is That a Gas Gauge? ‘MEMPHIS, Tenn. ) — When patfotman Irby Sawyer came
nee Se ee
=? : * _ a
malget! in, - janed on the ignition, looked at 2 gas gauge.
miles this _sttccnesn, Fay cloudy aad «of * ville convertible coupe. ‘Each of fort to spur. vote _registration, irons eney
sey, ee eT Soir nuns ee! Rainfall across the Southeast the four models fe powered by placed a dummy corpse in front}. “Lady,” he said, “I'm sorry, but your’ fake empty.” temerrow night 40. Dimishing. winds te - was generally on the light side. | the big, new Tempest 420 V-8 en-
of a bank with a message read-
She considered the problem for-a moment.
cenew an al mt Widespread cloudiness blanketed is with a beatin ierdira ing: ihe aaa tn ke * eGgay in ontiac ie . ‘oad
oes ae , most of the region. The area of, Cnrome mouldings decorate Op Might -as well ead on
ye as Se general rain: ae not expected to\of the twin rear fender flight election day ., , I'fh not reg: j- “Officer,” ’ she esl ope, owas bert avoes 5 Just ,
Desi ee extend further north than the Vir-, Vanes. Handsome wheel discs are istered.” ave! as like that? -
Bun sets Saturday at 696 pm _ |standard. 2
Sun rises Sunday at 6 33 air
Moon sets Sunday at 1 21 pin
oon rises Satur aT Cay at 1632 pm.
Downtown - Temperatures iginias during the day.
* & *
A few showers were in the pic- i] i} |
1
|
_e; ture around the Lake Superior Re- | Bonneville hardtop interiors are
ltrimmed with a combination of
|nylon faced cloth and jewel-tone
ca ee a gion, but elsewhere outside the | Morrokide in attractive. patterns, Herre 2 le ' Southeast, it was fair to partly OF solid jewel-tone Morrokide, Con-
10am ..... 63 cloudy, vertible seats akxe4rimmed in gen-
Olaf Can Relax Now.
Red Eyes Are O. K. bes Walrus Friday in Pontiac * & * uine leather and jewel-tone Mor-
oe (As recorded downtown) as Warmer temperatures mov eq Tokide, while Safaris are done in
1 temperature oH
Lowest temperature ........... #9 across the southern ‘Plains, the jewel-tone Morrokide in harmoniz- By RAY KOHN Coates brought his own opthalmologist to the Mean temperature
Weather—Sun Be
One Year “Age | in Pontiac
Highest temperature ..
Lowest temperature
Mean temperature
Weather—®unny. 44
® Ohio Valley and middle and lower
\sections of the Mississippi Valley.
‘A warmup also was on tap for)
/New England, where the mercury
‘settled into the 40s Friday. night. | ing colors. Floor, covering is of
‘Taurus weave, lurex flecked car-
pet,
With. the exception of the Sa-
fari, Bonnevilles are mounted on
| a 124-inch wheelbase chassis and
if you were a walrus, the New
x * * NEW YORK (AP) — You'd be red-eyed too
has discovered after two years of puzzlément.
Olat is ‘the only walrus in captivity in the York Aquarium Coney Island site. While they dangled a bucket
of dead fish over Olaf, the doctor inspected the
eyes and prescribed a salve. An infection in one
¢ye, which had been swollén half shut, was
- cleared up. But both orbs remained bloodshot.
Highest and Lowest Temperatates ‘This | a * * w : > x *
rr op CS Date in 86 Years 33 in 1903, A cool trend crept scutheast-| have an overall length of 220.7 Western Hemisphere. He’s fat (1,200 pounds}.and Someone got the bright idea of asking. up
ehaey'e ia aviewde ward into the northern Plains, ac-/ | inches. The station wagon has a sassy and in apparently good health; but his on Alaska way, wists Olaf came from.
Alpena Te 80" Marauette 68 83 ‘companied in some cases by rath-| 122-inch econ and is 213.7 always haye that monumental hangover look 4 The » amewer t ' the
Baltimore $9 $5 Memphis eon, er brisk winds. | inches overall. ena crimson and bleary looking. - Fish and Game Service: Siary eager —
eal nein Minneapolis ro a ities it Lis sitooth | “We te contient that the pub- e knew he'd not been on a binge,” said par for the course in walruses.
Charieston 66 pa ew Orleans ; Little relief was in sight for the lic will hail the 1959 Pontiac as , aquarium Director. Christopher Coates Friday. proba
Cee a Gt 42_Omane 98. 49 Sizzling Southwest, The mercury one of America’s really new cars.” ae | wand we knew he was = plenty of sleep. But we're bly not. through with Olaf. ° Cleveland 6% 46 ~Pellston 62 69 ¢ ic 2 at ‘ Coates is worried about something else.’ Olaf, he leve rose to a record-bre aking 103 at said Knudsen. “From every angle ‘ ener ery ang ‘Bat w couldn't fi out ‘what was, wron Dene 8 47 Phoenix 9 7 AP. Wirephoto 6 gure out 3 says, ‘‘keeps sucking the paint off.the walls of Detroit 65 48 Pittsburgh 61 44 ‘Los. Angeles Internatienal Airport the car’ reflects ultra-modern de- if ; with his’ : _S Caine ha at Leds “1 40 na i PROUD OF HIM — Actress Shirley Jones tweaks the chin of eyes.” his tank, and is trying to take the caulking out Fort Worth & Prarciseo 72 55.00 Friday and hit a aerie 104 | sign. Unprecedented styling inno-|- h be s mother and for their first picture to-' j i he wind oS Gr Rapids 65 ENB Bte Marie 58 6 in San Pedro, The airport read-|vation$, resulting in a lower, wider er new baby a a La ea) When they called in a veterinarian, the latter of the windows.’
Nomen be eft worhinctos 8 $e se ing was the warmest ever report- dra.| gether at a Santa Monica, Calif. hospital. He is Shaun Pauf | threw up his hands and said, ‘What do I know Okay, Alaskan Fish and Game Service: What
Kareas City 7 Beattie 72
Los Angeles 73 4
102 70' Tampa
4 ed there during October. car, give the 1959 Pontiac a
[matical lly néw appearance.”
—_ 4 Cassidy, who weighed 9 pounds,
~ 4 ounées at birth, Sept. 27.
‘ about walrus eyes?” :
j about that?
te ee ee
-4 oe 8
) Ss. SATURDAY, OCTOBER ST ee ee te
“from every angle, this 1959 Pontiac Catalina spotts coupe is ex-
pected to win wide popularity in the lower-priced, high-volume designed chassis frame are among Pontiac's 65 brand new fea-
Catalina series. A wheel track — five inches. ‘wider for han-
se = é engine, Geis sheavier tpe-cottonr braies endo coupiétdly re.
tures,
4
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>
ei “STAR CHIEF FOUR-DOOR—Exemplitying Pontiac's complete
“departure “from conventional design is the 1959-Pontiac Star Chief
four-door’ sedan. Two. other models are offered in this series; a
startling new four-door Vista hardtop and -a two-door sport sedan.
Is Happy Comic at Last
BONNEVILLE SAFARI — Tops in Pontiac's station wagon offerings for the
coming year is this superbly styled and richly appointed 1959- Bonneville four-door, _
two-seat Safari. Like other Bonneville models it has such standard equipment items
as a passenger assist rail mounted on the padded instrument panel, courtesy lamps,
electric clock, aluminum seat end and side panels and door reflectors for night safe-
ty. The entire cargo area is finished in luxurious Lurex flecked carpeting protected by heavy. duty metal skid strips. Other floor areas have the same loop pile carpeting,
while headlining is vinyl coated fabric in a star pattern. Seats are upholstered with
Jewel-tone Morrokide in a wide range of striking color combinations to match ex-
terior finishes in LS mirror acrylic lacquer, standard this year on all Pontiac
modets. es =e =, ———
‘Killing Woman:
-Stirs British Ire ; -Tieons Bare Mail Fist
in Dealing With Greeks
on Troubled Cyprus
NICOSIA, Cyprus — Greek re-|
ports from Famagusta said today
1 to 6 persons have been killed and!
about 300 injured in a ‘‘gloves-off”’ |
British roundup of suspects jn the)
terror - murder of an English.
woman.
British authorities denied there |
had been any brutality, or that!
anyone had died as a result of
rough handling by security forces. |
They conceded, however, that at
least 150 persons had been injured.
The government instructed Brit.
ish civilians to store enough food
to last for six days and to stay
home as much as possible while
the manhunt is in progress. Motor-|
ists with curfew passes were
warned to drive at a snail’s pace.
or risk being shot at by _Fead
guards.
Two gunmen, described by eye-
witnesses as “boys in black,”
shot and killed one woman shop-
per on the streets of Cyprus yes--
terday and seriously injured |
another woman who was with
her. —
Paratroops promptly fanned_out|
‘through the city to round. up at
least 800 Greeks for questioning.
“They are not using kid-glove
methods,” a ‘police source said
grimly. *
Reliable sources in Famagusta | School and Avondale students.
_arship fund.
jing of the Clarkston Far7: and Gar-
‘St. Mrs. Frank Lambert. and Mrs. to Sponsor Fall
Fashion Show
AVONDALE—The Avondale Edu-)
‘cation Assn.. will sponsor a fall
‘fashion show at & p.m. Wednesday
at Avondale High School, |
* * *
Teachers and students will model!
|the latest in 1958 fashions for}
‘both men and women. Featured,
will be fashions from De’Cor and.
Hub Clothiers in Pontiac.
Additional entertainment wilt |
be provided by Cooper’s Dancing |
|
|
Proceeds from the fashion show!
will go igto the association's schol-|
6 * & *
Tickets may be purchased from
students or at the door, Refresh-
ment will be- available.
Guest of Honor to Speak
at Clarkston Garden Club.
CLARKSTON — Mrs. Gare!
Johnson of Farmingten will be’
guest of honor at the October meet-
den Club, She will speak on
“Michigan Miles to Remember.”
The meeting will be held Mon-
day at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs.
John DeLind on 77 E. Washingtor.
|H. L. ‘Garter are cohostessés for
ithe event. :
The -club also ‘will sponsor its
annual rummage sale at the Com-
munity Center Building, Oct. 1)
and 11. Proceeds will go into the
club’s scholarship fund. -\Now Serving Troy
TROY ay néw church known a ‘Avondale Group New Baptist Church ‘Hold Rally Day at West Bloomfield
Trinity Baptist, has been formed in lights of the Rally Day program at held in their honor Friday, Oct. 12. Troy under the Rev. Thomas M+
‘Hall of Clawson, pastor.
Since the first service on Sent:
7, membership has grown to 37 of.
Meetings are held at Johnson-Niles
School on Square Lake road, west
lef Livernois road.
“The Rev. Hall attended Bob
Jones University in Greenville,
S.C., and will graduate in Jdan-
uary frem the Midwestern Bap-
tist Seminary in Pontiac. He and
his wife, Jean, have a one-yar-
old daughter. .
The schedule of services and ac-
‘tivities follows:
Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Sunday
morning worship, 11 a.m.; Baptist
Youth fellowship, 6:15 p.m., and
evening service, 7 p.m 2
Visitation is at 7 p.m. Tuesdays |
and prayer meetings are held at,
7:30 p.m. Thursday.
There is jealor charch for chil-
| dren under 12 years of age dur-
ing the Sunday morning worship |
service, as well as a nursery.
Bud Hickey of Pontiac is
charge of the Sunday School. in
New members are welcome, the).
Rev. Hall said.
$100 in Stolen Pants
Thieves broke into the home of
Arthur Foster, 299 W.
Ave., yesterday afternoon and took
a pair of trousers ¢ontaining his
wallet with $100, he reported 101
‘Pontiac Police.
Columbia | *
Muntz * *
will present a story; West Bloonifield Baptist Church, |
'4900 Orchard Lake Rd. Sunday Mrs.
morning at 10 will be the announce- entitled,
ment of the camp scholarship pro- Maric
gram, promotion to. new classes
and a flannelgraph presentation by
Mrs. J. Richard Muntz.
* * *
Details of the camp scholarship
‘program, to be inaugurated Oct.
12, will be given to each: junior,
junior high and senior high pupil
of the Sunday School. “"gy._
By ‘individual attainments in -
the three fields of Sunday —
attendanee, church atte
and Scripture, me tion, i
pupil may earn his entire way to,
one of the Conservative Baptist |
Assn. of Greater Detroit sum-
mer camps. charge of Walter W. Morrow,
Christian Education.
* * *
a message at 11, by the Rev. J.
Richard Muntz oh ‘The Autobiog-'
raphy of the Believer.”’
a
éads Dem Candidates
on Door-to-Door Drive
James ‘"M. Hare. secretary
State, today led a parade of Demo-)
‘County through the homes in the
New members of the Sunday|Lakeside Housing Project, 535
;school may begin the program Branch St., in a voter registration
| without penalty ue io Nov. 2. | drive sponsored by project officials.
| Hare and candidates knocked on
ae me will be every door to check that all quali-
| aw arded to each pupil graduating fied voters were registered to vote
Ho a higher age department. Rec- in the Nov. 4 election. Monday is
tognition of the church school staff'the deadline for registration.
said that at least two persons
picked up for questioning later
,, turned up dead. in the city mortu-
> ary. One was said to have: been
dead on arrival at the police
station. |
Underground grenadiers and gun-'
men have murdered scores of Brit-
ish men in past months, but yester-
day's attack was the first known
to have been deliberately directed
against women. The pregnant wife
of a British government clerk was
slain some time ago, but she was
with her husband.
Yesterday’s murder victim, Mrs.
Catherine Cunliffe, was the wife of
a British sergeant and the mother
of five children.
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. Babies Squeal .. . When They See
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“this is the Little Pi that said, “Wheece” all
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._|the dexterous alacrity of a man on
To Reveal Camp Program‘
WEST BLOOMFIELD — High-'will take place at a social to be
“The Little Green Ball.’ a
for the morning will be in|
as-|
sistant chairman of the Board of
Completing the morning will be
/cations.
\cratic candidates from Oakland myself with the largest possible
« quarter<aréa, a chromed “Star - Chief” name plate on the rear
_ fenders, a special deck lid ornament, large, gleaming wheel -dises,
deluxe steering wheel, electric clock, two instrument panel ash
trays and exclusive interior trim in nylon faced fabrics and Jewel-
tone Morrokide.
emblematic stars ake the rear
ae
Mca
| symphony orchestra and support-
ing cast — rests with him. His
| network appearance this year is
set for Nov. 29.
As usual, he is presently work-
ing out the details for that show
while at the same time making
personal appearances, devising
new material (he thinks up his own
jhumor, does his own musical
he says. |arrangements among other items)
and supervising his various bysi-
}ness undertakings.
“The most difficult part of it all
is switching from one subject to
another,’ he declares. Appearing on TV
Pontiac's Victor Borge in November
By WILLIAM GLOVER audience at one time — and hope
NEW YORK w — The strangely that they remember me,”
frantic world of Victor Borge!
keeps spinning faster and faster. | show per season, but may do
But the man himself is s content, more if he wants to; and' what
— at last. the sponsor gets on that show—
“Until not too long ago I didn't Borge ——) or Borge with
think I could be happy, says the |—— SSS SS Victor is ‘committed to ~
x
z
famous funnyman. ‘‘Then I sud-
denly found I could.” : : s
We Help Renters
rate yonera'n | — Become Home Oamers Pontiac Motor Div ision). . ° Borge makes the comment as
‘he analyzes some causes and
| effects of one of the show
world's most remarkable ca-
The unmelanc choly Dane is a
{combination king of comics - and
iman of commerce — and a do-it-
jyourself specialist.
’ “T am the only performer in the
\world today who all by himself
lcan make what he wants. A
[million a year? Fifty thousand a |
You name it.
| He talks in the. flat, impersonal
, Manner of an auditor at a ledger
as he dissects the drives and feel-
ings which keep him moving with Come in real soon and let's
have a chat about homes
and see how we can help
you Own one of your own,
tightrope with a tiger by the tail.
Since setting Broadway's all-
time record for a one-man show
with his “Comedy in Music” a
‘couple of seasons back, Borge has
|been smashing records from Las
‘Vegas to London.
His 1958 travels total a half
million miles; one ‘intimate’
concert drew 92,000; and in
Engiand the BBC let him utter-
ly disrupt programming by run-
ning overtime 19 minutes. aa r- dite d ~ Ir
i fig “#2
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Established 1890
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eager to attempt more and more
within each 24 hours, he carefully
avoids too many visits to tele-}
vision. He holds one of TV's
biggest contracts with Pontiac ~ Donaldson-Fuller Agency, Inc. *
'Motor--— but like everything else
in’ Borge’s one-man professional
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“THE! PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 4, 1958 aie
| Alcan Highway “Tops
for Scenery and Dust
By JO ANN SLOANE
WASHINGTON (UPI)—A combi
nation of dust and some of the
most magnificent scenery in the}
world—that’s the 1,500-mile Alaska
highway from Dawson Creek, Can-
ada, to Fairbanks, Alaska.
George Burns,
jong drive ‘in informal reports to
AAA headquarters here.
He said he encountered so
much dust that in different areas
it had different flavors. But he
said the dust does little to de- an American
‘Automobile Association field re-
porter, gave this description of the tract from the importance and
-| seenery of the major overland
reute to what will some day be-
come the union’s 49th state,
The highway, originally called
the Alcan, was built by the United
airfields on the flying route be-
tween this country and Alaska.
to | More than 10,000 army engineers
iand 6,000 civilian workers built
the gravel road in the unbelievable
time of seven months,
Burns said the highway is 60 feet
wide “with the gravel so ground
and imbedded in the earth that it
be included.
7 W. Lawrence St., PON AL Beginning Class '
SHORTHAND
~ MONDAY, OCT. 6
Day and Evening Sessions
This is your opportunity to complete a course in
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dust.” \
| The AAA\ repreesntative said
“every car a plume of dust
almost a quarter mile long, nearly
the width of the highway and
about 25 feet high)-depending on
wind and dryness.” \.
“When you get caught in an-
other car’s dust trail, you suffo-
eate through your rolled: -up win-
_dows, peer anxiously if fytilely to.
penetrate the fog beyond - the
hood of your car, then just sigh
a prayer that there’s nothing
ahead as you decelerate and
walt resignedly for the cloud to
dissipate.
“So you follow other cars, of]
course, at an exaggerated dis-
tance, and when one approaches
to pass you, you slow almost to a
tstop until he’s well ahead and}
you're out of his SESS to resume
your Spel ae te :. oe
| Burns ane when an oncoming
driver must * “roll | see it, muse as you "glance at the
approaching dust cloud how many *Masicians Constant in -iagh Mulligan Writing for_ Hal Boyle: ‘ ae
NEW YORK (AP)—It music be have disappeared from the stage, pounds jearest el-| keyboard
edie preatipin- borg nga baer tinacrere Go san pail ta ane caer aoe
supposed, then food’ has ever re-jreigning prima donnas prepare cal
mained the love of musicians. feel winter eae At least a dozen testaurants in
New York mark the spot where
tk &
Enrico Caruso. refueled after Tenor
[Eee fare eteled ate «| AWM Mowers End.” | ane when ot Sting wits
washed |
down with a ‘few goblets of!
dusty Chablis and a foam-crest
ined or two of old Duessel-
ort, '100-Year Sheep Era |=:
WARREN, R.1. ‘(UPI)—The pur-
marked |; ‘ x * * chase of lawn mowers has
ways included a personal chef in|1854, flocks of sheep weré used tolthe eomeliest Carmens in opera
keep the grass trimmed at the his entourage to orchestrate a history, goes straight from. Bizet’
menu befitting, the well-attuned|historic North Burial Ground. - |pullring to a’bout’ with . rs phony. orchestra.
taste buds of the master. Mozart, ah 4 Yale University + « -*
Transporation problems have
Soca ages — aoe been cited as the reason_for re- i
n wn. to treat an overdone|placing the molers— wers.|pounds of beef, veal and pork and
_j breast of paaae with the scorn'Says Fred Jannitfo, member of up the super
res or @ squéaky chair -be-;the_Massasoit Historical Society: |
ineath the first violin. “We'd have to get the sheep...|
| Although - _carrier - Class divasithen-take them back.”
‘fhe result is “Encore,” an un-
Tourist-class versions of jetliners usual. cookboek published this
will have six - abreast —— :
ears are hidden behind it, and sud-
\denly, plunge in.”
Offsetting the dust, mosquitoes,
bumps and general driving fa-
itigue, Burns‘reported, is some of
the most beautiful scenery in the
world,
“I believe if you pointed your
camera out the car window and
jsnapped the shutter every few
‘minutes: without even looking,
youd get a series of spectacular
'picturees.”” he wrote.
| He said there are ‘‘lakes, moun-
tains, rivers, forests, then another
mountain. It’s a never-ceasing,
unfolding wonder. Soon the size
‘and extent of it have a hypnotic
effect.
or unreality.”
twice as ‘We'll keep you
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Ahead on Agenda
By TOM HOGE
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
pressed today to give the crucial
in the: U.N.’s maj political com-
mittee. ¥
The two Western powers have
been working up
which reportedly would throw the
ith Oil Co.
meeting in Geneva Oct.
working out a nuclear test ban.
The political committee, which
andles the Assembly’s major
|problems, is slated to begin work
| Wednesday.
\Algeria ahead of disarmament,
‘disarmament: debate.
Secretary. General .Dag Ham-
'marskjold has been pressing to)»
shave the arms talks here as soon
|as possible on the ground that the
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| mentum tp the Geneva parley.
He haf proposed that the Gen-|/<.
eva talks be placed under U.N.
sponsorship.
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Pontiac Area
"Waldron Hotel Bldg. - _ _ FIRE PREVENTION
IS A CONTINUING
RESPONSIBILITY OF
EVERYONE!
But Here Is a WARNING on FIRE PREVENTION SCHEMES
From time to time, fire extinguishers have been offered
to the public which have proved to be useless and even
: dangerous. Extinguishers should be purchased only
’ from firms or known reliability.
home fire alarm
home, they
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BEFORE YOU INVEST — INVESTIGATE
_ BUSINESS ETHICS of the
2 systems have sometimes
gained entrance into homes by posing as “OFFICIAL
INSPECTORS,” or by alleging that they wish to make
“FIRE PREVENTION TALKS.” Oneé they have
secured entrance to the
“SCARE TACTICS” and “HORROR PICTURES,”
an effort to frighten the home owner into. makina
immediate purchase of the equipment being offered by
Chamber of Commerce
Phone FE 5-6148 f requently ue
BOARD You’re living in a world ;
1. S. and Britain’
Pressing U. N. to Move) :
Talks on Disarmament) —
{AP) |:
—Britain and the United States}.
disarmament question top priority |”
a resolution! ¢
| support of the 81-nation General|* <
\Assembly behind the big three oe
al on)” Z
Its tentative agenda a
‘has placed Korea, outer space and), =
but diplomats felt there would be|~
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The new. 1959 models are arriving...there are
some 58’s still available... The market has
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Glenwood ... Keego Harbor... Walled Lake... 7
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Bloomfield Hills os _ Member
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- Polio Epidemic Deaths i in Pontiac and Nearby Areas {lke Salutes
Eggs ‘May Give
Seems Easing Detroit, Wayne County
Record Drop in Cases
Starting Yesterday
DETROIT w — City health of-
ficials report Detroit's polio epi-
: — appears to be. easing. off. —
— Dr. Albert G.—- Molner,-
County, said nine cases—six in De-
troit and three in outlying sections
of Wayne County—continued a
downward trend in the incidence
rate. The cases were reported yes-
terllay.
- A total of 680 polio cases with
‘16 deaths has been reported in
the metropolitan Detroit area so |
far this year, compared with 219
cases and two deaths last year.
— —Dr._Molner said the recent rate, rate |
of new cases was only about half!
__the 17 reported at the peak of the
po Se ne ee
eet , a 2
_ 08 Demet i Sars s this year, 224 of the persons had been inocu-_
‘lated with Salk vaccine. Only =
of those with one or more s
contracted paralytic polio, Dr. L
ner said. Of 229 who had no shots,
189 were paralytic.
He said statistics on the outbreak
indicated the Salk vaccine was
“very much effective and, as far
ar paralytic polio is concerned,
weights the odds in favor of those
who have had the shots.'"- —
_Grocery, 388 Franklin Rdf? and
took 15 rools of pennies valued at
$7.50, 15 packages of cigarettes
and an undetermined amount of
silver, it was reported to Pontiac
- Police yesterday.
About 40,000 new patents are
issued in the U. Ss. cach year,
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SOUTH. BLVD. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ; director for Detroit and Wayne|
E - . ~ raced through their frame }
-Burglarize City Grocery
Thieves broke into Hamilton's!
Fic Age, sons of Thurman Age, 41,
__jand his- wife,. Aretha, 29. Their|
other children,
| screaming to her:
| house is on fire.”’
' The mother raced home, ‘In fol NELEN | ~Peter-
3- Year-Old Accidentally hse =, ‘Bae 8, witb , Heart ks,
Claims Doctor °
DETROIT uf — Persons who |
like two or three eggs for break-~
fast may be their | ¢:
chances of suffering a heart at-
tack inthe opinion of Dr. Frank
B, Kelly Jr. of Chicago... — fin Imlay Township Cenietery. He
died Thursday.
Surviving are one son, Walter of
Champion; a- sister Mrs. Hattie
Thurman, -.Mount Clemens; a
brother, William, Imlay City; one
grandson and one Sse
daughter,’
: Deaths El Elsewhere Her~ body. is’ at the Voorhees-
Siple Funeral Home.
ARTHUR FE, CLOUTIER
Service for Arthur. E. Cloutier,
165; of Harrison; a former resident
the~\of Pontiac, will beat 1:30" p.m.
Monday frém the Huntoon Funeral |
Home. Burial will be in Perry Mt.
Park Cemetery.
Surviving besides his wife, Ellen,
are six daughters and three sons,
Mrs. Verl Phillips of Detroit, Mrs.
Donna Calner. of Ferndale, Mrs.
Betty Riccardi of Royal Oak, Al-
fred Smith, Harold, and Ronald
Cloutier, and Mrs. Wilma Compau,
all of Pontiac; Anna M. and Bev-
erly Cloutier, both at home; and a
_}sister, Ba: Tepes Tyee of Pee
—tiae-—— Society | have the highest cholesterol con-
tent of dairy products.
: * « *
One egg, he said, ‘contains as
much cholesterol] as one-quarter
pound of butter. The Chicago
physician recommended lean
meats as a substitute for the
morning egg. ‘ included Queen
for a Day” and “Breakfast ip
Hollywood.'' He headed a Holly-
wood advertising agency . which
bears his name. .
we * ot
CANTERBURY, England (AP)
—Dr. George agg Bell, 75, *
cee hate ts Pest.
against the H-bomb, died Friday.!” The a beer ill for. si and widely aed died Fri-
ay os ee ee He was 72.
Publisher Quits Post
With Atomic Board:
VIENNA (AP) — Robert Me-
Kinney has resigned his Atoms-
for-Peace post to return to his}
family and his newspaper, the
Santa Fe New Mexican. President
Eisenhower's acceptance of the
resignation was annonce here
Starts Blaze Soon After
arts Leave House toon Funeral Home with buria}-in'.
Perry Mt, Park Cemetery, i
Mrs, Nelen died ‘yesterday in St.
Joseph Mercy-Hospital after an ill-
ness of three years.
JOHN. B. TOURVILLE
John Robert. Tourville, two-
month-old son of Paul and Janet
Tourville of 2566 McRonald. Ct,
Waterford .Township died youet the school of ‘religion at. Wilber.
day at his-home. . .... alforge University, 10...
His body is at the Coats Funeral x & &
Home, 3141 Sashabaw Rd., Dray- NAPLES, Italy (AP) — Giulio
ton Plains. Cesare ViBla, Italian playwright
MRS. EDWARD J«BorTcHER |2% journalist whose plays were *
ATLANTA (AP\—Dr. Jqhn H
Lewis, 75, Negro educa who
was of Morris Brown
College since 1951, died Friday.
He also headed the school from
1920-to 1928. Dr. Lewis wes an
ordained minister of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church and
had served’ for a time as dean of seTnorf ( — While their tath-
er was at a welfare office seeking
food and their mother.was at a
neighbor's" soliciting laundry, twin
5-month-old boys died in a fire that
me on
Detroit's lower east side yesterday.
A i-year-oid trother staried tie
fire. He gaid he tossed gq crum-
pled piece of paper on a gas
stove. The pilot light ignited the
paper and he snatcheg it off,
flinging it inte a wastebasket |Battered Speaker Gives
Talk on Traffic Safety
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI)—
Robert M. Anderson, executive of
San Francisco radio station KYA
gained information on the sub-
ject both before and after ad-
dressing the Governor’s traffic
safety conference yesterday. -
Betore, his car-was forced
the side of the road by a woman
driver and rammed in the back
by another at a traffic light. Aft- ---+-publie service, they were advanc=
to jlice last night -and Newsboys
zifor Service - WASHINGTON (UPI) — Pres- -| ident Eisenhower has saluted the
600,000 newspaper carriers of the |
nation for their valuable public |
service, |
yesterday the President told the |
earriers that in-addition to their. j
ing their later careers by learn-
ing to become “dependable and
loyal citizens.”
* *
“L know your abilities will con- |
tinue to grow with the years,” |
the President said. ‘“America de-
i
I: *
pends on the industry of young |
-citizens like you, now, and in |
‘the years to come.”
His message was part of his |
participation in National News-
paper Week which began
Wednesday.
se Skeptical Cadillac Dealer
An irate
__sT. LOUIS (UPD =
for the ramps.
Ear! Lindberg drove one of the |
big new cars into the lot and
wound up with a long scratch on |
one fender. |
Argentine Students Riot. |
BUENOS AIRES (UPD) — Riot-’
ling university students stoned po- |
halted strect,
car and bus traffic in downtown’!
Buenos Aires early today in a.
wild protest against Congress's |
action legalizing private universi-|
er, he found an overtime parking
ticket on his car, 9 ties in Argentina.
translated into several languages
which flared and reny spread ROMEO—Service for Mrs. Ed- , =
flames.
The victims were Eric and Der- ward J. (Nora) Boetcher, 61, of}
344 N. Bailey St., will be held at
2 p.m. Moriday at Roth's Home for
Funerals with burial in Romeo
|\Cemetery.
Mrs. Boetcher died Thursday at
Bishop Hospital in Almont follow-
‘ing a long illness. Brenda, 4; Thur-|
man Jr., 3, “who set the blace, and
| Ronnie, 1, escaped. The twins were
asleep in a bedroom. s st noble grand of
Mrs. Age said she had left not, ore Rerckah Lodge 313 and
more than five minutes before to| |past president of District 5.
solicit washing from a neighbor. | Surviving are her; husband and|
Age-was away to pick up a food! ‘two sons, Stanley land Edward,
order at a welfare office. iboth of Lewiston, and four grad
‘MONDAY ONLY |
‘SPECIAL SALE! ‘Shop Monday Night ‘til 9
Mrs, Age said Brenda came lchildren.
esas ad | SAMUEL S. CROSS
| SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP _
but service for Samuel S. Cross, 86,|
flames beat back her attempts to| (+ 2959 Davisburg Rd., will be held| reach the twins. They stymied fire-| 3+ 2 pm. Tuesday a Dryer:
oe too, who arrived ee Funeral Home, Holly. Burial will]
Sob-racked little Thurman met — ae Cee Snuggle-soft and
ZIP FLAN
SLEEPING his returning father outside the Mr.Cross died yesterday at his}
Wayne County. Michigan, t home. He had been a farm
on Tuesday, the Jist day of October 1956 ruins, crying: ‘I'm sorry, Daddy.” at 8 o' 7 um. Postern Stender 4 Time Thurman Sr. patted the boy’s| ‘hrasher for 62 years in the Spring:| | R
Map of Ordinance Ne. #44. the Build-| back: : ~ {field Township area. _ Reg. For $¢ tug Zone Ordinance to rezone te Per) Surviving are his wife, Laura.
scribed” property te) CL and one son, Glenn of Holly. H $1.98- Lots 336 to 338 both inci.
Lake Subdivision Crystal | Bonn Official Tours Asia | ALBERT H. LINDSTEADT
By order of the City Commission. | |
Dated October 1, 1066 R. evans. | BONN’, Gertnany (UPI)—Ludwig! IMLAY "CITY—Service for Al-|
; City Clere| Erhard, West German economics|bert H. Lindsteadt, 79, of 6408
7 oS | minister, left last night for a tour Imlay City Rd.. will be held at 2]
OALOwin ave jof Asia to study possibilities of|p.m. Monday at the Lester Smith’
. . wlwlete|, (German. aid ior eet and Son Funeral Home with burial
e LJ 5 nee li s
=| Polio pread. in Oakland ra ar
are A
. =| Still Low, With 37 Cases & we ; "eutanay
& tre /e There are no signs of a polio'divided on valte of a fourth vac-|
2 ave J? epidemic in Oakland County at the cine shot. ‘‘Some feel a fourth.
rm present time, according to Dr. shot as a booster is advisable,’’ he
John D. Monroe, county health said, “while” others feel three are
\director. ‘sufficient. In each case the indi-
Thirty-seven cases have been a 'vidual’s me should decide.”
ported to the health’ departme x * :
this year, as against 7@rases 1 “he said s fourth shot would do year, with two deaths. There have | ino harm and could possibly give
been no deaths this year. Ten of, |added protection. When used it!
the 1958 cases have been paralytic- |ysually is given about a year and |
type polio and eight of these ten a half after fhe first three shots.
persons had no Salk vaccine. | Dr. Monroe said his chief con-.
~ *& *& \cern was to have everyone in the|
Dr. Monroe said physicians are county ike the basic three shots.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1367 |
Adopted September 30, 1958, ay ||
Effective October 10, 1958.
An Ordinance to amend the Building!
Zone Map of Ordinance No. 944, known |
as ‘the Building Zone Ordinance.”
The City of Bontiac Ordains:
Section 1:
The Bullding Zone Map of the Build-
ing Zone Ordinance is hereby amended
to provide that the land in the e- |
scription .hereinafter set forth be classi-|
fied as Commercial No, 2.
Lots 264 to 289 both inclusive Civic)
Improvement Company's Marquette Sub- |
division No. 1 providing land is deeded,
for an alley across Lots 280 to 287
both inclusive, Civic Improvement Com-
Lott Marquette Subdivision No. 1.
to, Section 4 of A
Public Acts of 1921, as amended.
Section 3-
“That not less than fifteen (15) days
notice of the time and place of the
public hearing on the final passage
of this amendment shall be given im a)
newspaper of general circulation in this
city: that such public herring is hereby
fixed at September 9, 1958
ect 4:
erie ordinance shall také effect ten
(10) days’ from and after the date of
its passage bv oe City,. Commission of
eo of Pon
ON iaderaad passed bv the City Commis-
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Ta o'clock a.m. at tor ® Pigs Tox and T. le |
Ave., Ferncale: ee te County, Mich- ALL SIZeS en Tie
fe sale of a
biden, bearing. seria} No. C36P208212 ao ; finciedin pray SAL
be held for cash to the highest
blader Inspection thereof may he made
22 Woodward Ave. Ferndale
he place of
0- THIS OFFER D THRU T. 2 Biles 11-88 seconr cone ff EHS nee OCT. 20 22085-AT ‘Won4ward ave.
Ferndale 20, Michigan .
“e By J. W DAVIS JR >
ote acDonald Go. -
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~ PUBLIC SALE ditiac Coupe, Serial Number
aseotaiss Sale to be held October 15
1988 at 16:30 a.m. Mi — State!
c Bank Bide. ee RIOR,
Credit es ‘9
Ine.
370 ‘ Saginaw St.
huis pastel
Save Monday!
Waite’s ..,. Second Floors
MONDAY ONLY!
So soft and warm flannel” ~
sleeping bags with zipper
.closing. Knit neckband and , AH
wristlets, infants’ sizes. Say
prints and checks. warm!
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BOYS’ or GIRLS’ 26-INCH
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Bicycles
@ Headlight
@ Triple Plated Fork
@ Truss Fork
© 9 Only—7 Boys’ Bikes,
2 Girls’ Bikes
@ Attractive Colors age Carrier
Day Only Sale!
Downstairs
Oct. 3, 4, °5
oat
" In a special public message |
SAM. BENSON |
WAREHOUSE 372 N. Saginaw St.
OPEN SUNDAY)
“TOMORROW 1 to 6 P.M. |
5-HOUR STOCK |
DISPOSAL SALE | OF ALL. NATIONALLY KNOWN
FAMOUS MAKES . . . SUITS!
_- $PORT COATS! SHIRTS
PAJAMAS! SLACKS! JACKETS
RAINCOATS! FROM
LARRY B. MEN’S STORE
‘and My Warehouse Surplus
Save Up to 60%
_ SALE IN MY WAREHOUSE ONLY! ‘AT PRICES LESS THAN COST!
$39.50 MEDIUM WEIGHT TROPICALS
SHARKSKIN | on |
324 une TO BE SOLD! =
ot
SUITS s Because of This
Alterations a
$55 Year Rounds, Hard Finish Worsteds ................ $29 ~
$64.50 Import Wool Fine Sharkskin Suits.....,........-. $33
$49.50 Tri-Twist Hard Finish Suits... . snlale letele ely aisles $24
Only 6 All Wood D. B, $54.50 Suits. small sizes only...... $10
ALL TOPCOATS MUST GO! Only 4 $29.50 Iridescent Topcoat and Raincoat Comb'n. $16.00
Only 7 Imported Raincoats, value to $27.50—to Go ... |. . $7.00
: Regular $4.95 Plastic Raincoats ...... .. $1.95
Reg. $55 and $65 Import Wool Tweed | New
Fall Topcoats, only ....,...............0.. .$33 - $38-
ALL SUBURBAN COATS TO GO! Reg. $29.95 All Wool Quilt Lined Suburban and Car Coats . $19
Reg. $39.50 Cashmere Blend, Suburban Quilt Lined Coats .. $22
Warm Quilt Lined $29.50 Gabardine Car Coats ............ $16 |
BUY YOUR SPORT GOATS NOW! $24.50 All Wool Ivy Coats, now .................... $16.87
$29.50 Import Wool Sport Coats, nmow.,,...... So one $18.87
$45.00 Pure Silk Sport Coats ...................-5.. $24.87
ALL JACKETS REDUCED TO SELL! $10.95 New Fall Rayon Lined Jackets ................. $6.87
$12.95 New Fall Jackets ..............., ae ee $7.87
$14.95 Men’‘s Fall Cossack Coats $8.87 ee ce er ee &
ALL ODDS and ENDS PANTS TO GO! Values to $9.95 Dress Pants..................5-000-- $4.87
Values to $12.95 Dress Pants ............... oie ore we ane $5.87
“Values to $16.95 Dress Pants ..................-.-.. $8.87
Value to $8.95 Odd Lot. Pants, 23 Pairs.......... Only $1.50
ALL SPORT SHIRTS TO GO! $3.95 Sport Shirts ............. 0.0.0 020 00. eee eee ee $1.99
$4.95 Sport Shirts 9002. le ee Ss $2.99
$1.50 Bow Ties—Out They Go—2 for................. $1.00
$5.95 Famous Name Pajamas ....... 00... 000 00 cu ee uee $2.75
Botany Wool Robes ....... vacees.. Price
$12.95 Dress Shoes now. . $8 “$10. Og Dress Shoes, now. . .$6
$8.50 and $10 Hats... $4.00
Window Soiled
Your Choice ‘75° SHIRTS, Values to $12.95
RUMMAGE TABLE |]
Hundreds of Other = gains |
Too Numerous to Mention
__ intensely.
bo =a
. $20 00 a year,
THE PONTIAC PRESS — HAROLD A. FITZGERALD
President and Publisher _ Editorial Page
Owned and Published Locally MEMBER OF THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1958
It Seems to Me...
It’s Time for Dulles to Take
Some Giant Steps Backwards —
Probably the whole civilized world
ts a little jittery over the situation
at Formosa and Quemoy. As time
passes, I’m beginning to believe that
JoHN Foster Duties has slowly
inched this nation into a position
that most of his own people regret
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strengthen and reinforce our tre-
mendous striking power and for-
tifications on Formosa. In fact,
The United States News calls it
“the Gibraltar of the Pacific.”
But what happens?
The Communist Reds -eontinue
to shell Quemoy unmercifully.
There’s sufficient U. S. power a
few miles away to stop this cold,
but if we do, we will probably find
ourselves engaged in a first class,
A-1 shooting war with the
Chinese Reds directly and with
Russian Reds en route.
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Shall we stand by with all this
tremendous military might and see
Quemoy riddled, day and night?
That’s what’s happening. The Chi-
nese artillery is laying Quemoy
waste. It’s a merciless, methodical
and unending action. There are
about 125,000 Chinese Nationalists
on Quemoy. Some 80,000 of these
are troops — helpless troops with
nothing to do but watch their pro-
visions dwindle and a few more hap-
Jess comrades fall before the inces-
sant fire.
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If the Reds don’t lift the block-
ade — or if the U. S. doesn’t step
in — Quemoy is strictly for the
birds.
It can’t last the winter.
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If this country took all-out action;
the Chinese Reds would be knocked
for a goal. BUT — the Russians
might accept this as an invitation
to wade right in,-swinging with both
hands and that suggests nuclear
action. The Japs describe Formosa
“as the unsinkable aircraft carrier”
of the Pacific.” I wonder.
That means full scale war.
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I can't’ help but think the
170,000,000 people in the United
States are overwhelmingly opposed
to this. Is our debt to the Chinese
Nationalists that great? I under-
stand the fundamental question
goes much deeper but. THERE'S
A LIMIT. Should we jeopardize
our whole prosperity in a full
scale war with Russia?
Who says “yes?”
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At best, ,it’s a faint and indis-
tinguishable whisper; and I think
JoHN Foster D. and the President
had better start doing some heavy
home work on face-saving devices
that will let them. back out of this
hornet’s nest. Mr. Duties should
have told CHIANG to get his troops
out of Quemoy. But he listened when
he should have talked, thus perpetra-
ting Roosevk_t’s favorite error.
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This newspaper has said re-
peatedly that 170 million of us
can’t feed, police, clothe and edu-
cate the two and a haif billion
‘People in the world. We haven't
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The Associated Prese ts entitied exciusively to the
use for republication of #1] local news printed in this
newspaper es well as all AP, news dispatches
The Pontiac Parse is delivered by carrier for 40 cente
a wees where carrier service is not @vailable by mai]
in Oakland, Genesee. Livingston, M&comb, Lapeer and
Washt qnaw Counties it is $12.00 a year; elsewhere in
“gan and al! other planes in the United States
a maf] subseriptions payable in
Bdvance Entel Member of Pb Pontine FE 2-8181. second class matter at Feetan the resources by miles and miles
and miles. We haven’t the men,
the money —or the means.
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. There are 600 million Chinese. No
one in the world knows what 500
million of these would do. Would
they- stick with the Nationalists —
or go with the Reds? At the risk of —
“TheEnited-States-continues-te- getting
opinion that 99 per cent of these
500 million don’t even know the
real, underlying principles on either
side, Millions and millions don’t even
know there's shooting afoot. Only
one per cent are Communists now.
But that doesn’t mean the balance
are anti-Communists. They don’t
know themselves what they are.
x oh6UKkOCOU
I'd also wager that the first side
that offers them a real dinner, some
suitable clothes and a promise of
steady meals for a week would have
the entire horde. How can you bring
about “order” in a mess like this?
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Mr. Dulles, as one American I
earnestly adjure you to start fig-
uring how to get yourself and
the nation out of: this. Employ
the time-honored, Oriental device
of face-saving. If you can't save
it all, John, save what you can.
Let’s go back to throwing things
at @fhe moon and giving little,
white mice great big rides into
outer space. Expensive though
this is, it’s more economical than
maintaining the enormous force
you have concentrated on For-
mosa. And not even a Russian
‘would start a war because our
little Mickey Mouse rode higher
than his.
wk kk wk: We can’t conquer the world.
__ We don’t want to.
Let’s try staying home and seeing
what happens. - .
Let’s mind our: own business.
In a republic or a democracy the
“majority rules.”
In addition, we take great pride
in respecting the “right of the ma-
jority.”
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Today, in too many instances,
it seems as though the minorities
are becoming the bosses. The
majorities are passed by. The:
wishes of the great bulk of the
‘ people should stand paramount.
In our zealous desire to accord
minorities full consideration, we
mustn’t forget the majorities.
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Little Rock is an example. Some
of our foreign policy is, also. And
don’t forget the Supreme Court.
There are many others.
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And in Conclusion:
Jottings from the well thumbed
notebook of your peripatetic re-
porter: ~ a
Sign on a Cadillac in New York:
“No one told us the answers.”......
..Pro football coaches admit in
private that WiLLre GALIMorE of the
Bears is the greatest in-the past 10
VOAIS 0. 6-.-., Princess MARGARET’S
haul on. her recent Canadian tour
is estimated at $200,000 — presents
which she carts home tax free —
Secretary of Labor JAMES MITCHELL
is rumoréd as Nixon’s rurming mate
soe po Db ube Eppig FIsHER’s sponsar is
eying public opinion very sharply
and-if the wind blows the wreng
way, Eppiz’s gonna be out in the
streét in his undies.......... Both
sides at Quemoy werit kittenish qn
the newspaper men and ‘clammed
up. The boys mentioned ‘secret
convoys” which were already within
range of enemy radars on both sides.
Now they’ve “relented.”
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Overheard in.a Riker elevator:
“The only thing really wrong with
TV is the programs.”..........
A secret operative says the sur-
prise of the hockey season will be
the Chicago Blackhawks........
Rote Kyes tells me he underwent. ". prexy, SEEN oe
cd -
The POWER of F AITH by Mower rel
S Voice of the People - S
; | Why. Are Teenage Gan B, 9 Feu, St re ts:
these things take place. “Tea or aivorny a wn er_bm
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It police would pick up these gangs and elther put them
until they learn how to act.or fine their parents a large fine them in jail everytime
they're cailght on the streets at night like this, it might slow them
down. If something were done I think Pontiac would be s a much nicer
_ Place to live, and I’m sure everyone will agree.
Puzzled
‘Improved Servive 7
_Answer for Buses’
Why is the-Pontiac bus line in _w up and fight the spiritual and intel-
The faith of the frail little lady. gave her the strength and the courage to cross many oceans,
the snowy peaks of the Andes, and to go down into the shafts with.the miners.
She came from Italy to America at the turn of the century to work among the immigrant
miners and went on to establish schools, hospitals and orphanages on three continents.
She established the Columbus Hospital in New York City, schools in Newark and the Bronx;
a mission for Italian miners in Colorado, a settlement in New Orleans, an orphanage in Eng-
land, schools in Nicaragua and the Argentine, as well as convents, homes, kindergartens and
a church {n other lands.
Her name was Mother Cabrini, Now it is St. Frances Xavier Cabrini. On July 7, — she
was canonized the first United States saint.
Days of All Faiths - needs management. such bad shape? It’s because it
They want
only profits without service. I ean
remember when we loaded the
load, at five cents per fare.
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Well, we know that is in the
a 300 per cent increase in wages
in the last 29 years, and I doubt
if. bus drivers have. Se why
~Moesn’t some person with capital
and a little bit of enterprise try
and line up this so-called bus
line and teach them that service
first will bring profits later.
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Our bus lines make no effort to
pick up fares. They just whine and
say they have no business and any
intelligent person can see why, if.
they live out on the outskirts of
- Pontiac.
D. May
425 E. Walton Bivd.
‘Unions Forget We ©
Can Think, Too’
I see the Democrats are up in
the air because someone had the
.-nerve to start a ‘‘hate campaign’’
Protestants Face Very Busy Month
By DR. HOWARD V. HARPER
The whole month of October is a
time of intense activity for Ameri-
can Protestants, as represented by
the National Council of Churches.
Something is going on all the
time:
Tomorrow is World Wide Com-
munion Sunday; beginning next
Sunday is Churchmen’s - Week;
after that comes World Order
Sunday; and finally, on the 29th
Reformation Sunday. All of
which will be described and dis-
cussed in this column as they
come along.
One reason why October should
be such a big month for the Prot-
estants is that it is the anniversary
month of the Protestant: Refor-
mation, which Martin Luther let
loose upon the world on October
31, 1517,
__Another is the practical fact that
‘in our part ef the world all family
and community life is just now
getting itself reorganized after the
long summer letdown, and these
a complete physical recent-
ly and was given a clean
bill of health in all par-
ticulars. This is good news
for everyone..........
Personal note to C. FE.
Wilson: Danton Walker
says Neil McElroy wants
“out.”
The City Hospital’s ac-
quisition of Dr. JoHN Marra
in his new capacity is a
ten strike for the City, the
“hospital and the doctors.
The good physician has a
happy personality, great
ability and will make a
very capable executive in
his not-too-easy pdosition..
wee es _...,.When OrvaAL Fau-
BUS campaigned currently, special events are intended to
bring people back intg normal
church habits quickly.
Most Protestant denominations,
not only in America but all over
the world, hold a special service of- Holy Communion or Lerd’s Sup-
per on this first Sunday in October,
each according to its own customs
and ritual. They have done this
Since 1936, and the observance has
ros mow to: mace than 30 coum:
Ss.
Dr. William Brady’s Mailbag
Skip the Testimonials—
Just Bring On Pea Soup! “Montreal. chemist attributes
high fertility of French Canadian
women to popularity of pea soup—
peas being the richest source of
vitamin E .. .(L, R.)”
Answer — The
Montreal chemist
is way ahead of
the recognized nu-
trition and medi-
cal authorities,
both in his as-
sumption *that
vitamin E affects
Sterility or fer-
tility in man and
in his ability to
make the syndi-
cated press serv- DR, BRADY
jce. But let's not worry about un-
important things—bring on another
helping of that smacking good pea
soup, with Johnnycaké on thé
side. .
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“You may send along any pam-
phlets you have on the various
aspects of sex instruction, sex hy-
giene, etc... (J. F.)"”
Answor—Write either The Child
Study Association of America,
-_211 W._ 57th St., New York 19,
N. Y., or The American Institute
of Family Relatiors; 5287: Sunset
Bivd., Les Angeles 27, Calif., for
their lists.
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__ “Brother has fallen arches, he
believes, altho X-ray reveals no
misplaced bones —many special-
ists have failed to help—can hardly
walk, S6 painful—crawls around
he flew the Confederate— on hands and knees when home,
Flag, used “Dixie?” as his
campaign song “and
gloried in his use of troops
to defy the courts.” It’s ~
amazing how low you can
get if you try hard...
..-HORTON BARKER says
JoHn F. Gorpon, new GM
and President
DwiauT D. EISENHOWER are
look-alikes. They sure are.
(Memo to my gal Friday,
(LinL1an- = HOARD) :
mark this item and mail
to FrANK J. STARZEL, Gen-
eral Manager of the As«
sociated Press. If pictures
substantiate the idea, it’s a
jim-darrdy feature for use
across the country.)
_ —HAaroip A. FITZGERALD
~—wise,
please. taking shots for Cin a 6
(Mrs. Ty) Ro)”
Answer—Any doctor—that is,
any doctor of. medicine, who has
examined your brother can form
® more intelligent. opinion of
what ails him than I can.
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“My hair is beginning to turn
gray at 35. I thought. of- trying
your vitamin B complex and iodine
ration to prevent premature gray-
ing. My doctor said he would hot
advise any ope, healthy or other-
to use such — (Mrs.
CLT.) .;
Answer—I do not believe any
one is ever injured by the iodin
ration, and ditto for an optimal
daily ration of vitamin B com-
plex. For - instructions send
stamped envelope bearing yofr
address, and ask for the free
pamphilet, “Iodin Ration.”
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“Please state which is less -irrit-
ating to the eye, plain water or |
salt water. (E. O. H.)”
Answer—Rounded lonapellna i pe . { of salt in pint of water makes
the least irritating eye water.
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Signed letters, not more than one -
Page or 100 words long pertaining to
Trsonal health and hygiene, not dis-
ase, diagnosis, or treatment, will be
answered by Dr. William Brady, if a
stamped self-addressed envelope is sent
te The Pontiac Press, om Michigan. .
. (Copyright 1958 against Walter Reuther.
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Why, that’s old stuff. The
whole theme of my husband's
union paper (which is usually
tossed in the wastebasket un-
read) is hatred. We're told to
hate General Motors, the Presi-
dent of the United States and
the Republican party, Of course,
we're supposed to love all Dem-
ocrats, and always vote a
straight Democratic _tieket. |
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There are just a couple of little
things they overlook. We may be
just factory people, but we're liv-
ing in the United State, not Rus-
sia, and we have minds of our
own. ,
_ Factory Wife
‘Far East Unrest
Threat to Us AIP
We should all stand behind the
President to hold our position in
the Far East, whether we're Dem-
ocrat or Republican. It involves a
threat to the whole nation. Wake “Lake Orion” wish it away. Better to
atomic ve U
would try to kill the souls of our
children. 3
‘Traffic Lights Are
for the Majority’
I'd like to tell VOP letter writer
R.J.C. that thousands and thou-
‘Mrs. Mary D. Walter —
sands af people daily would rather :
he or she sat there at the light for
an -hour—rather-than .to. block the
main artery every few seconds,
Traffic rust be run for the masses
and not to suit a few individuals.
Raeburn traffic isn’t even a slight
trickle compared to the flood going
the other way. R_J.C. and the tiny
handful that are served should use
another street.
User
‘So What’s Wrong
With Ten Billion?’
Why doesn't the Government
Start a lottery as Rep. Paul A.
Fino suggests and ‘for which he
drew a bill. He estimates it would
produce 10 billion dollars a year
income. What's wrong with ten bil-
lion?
R. Clark.
‘Ike’s Plan Is Too
Little; Too Late’
President Eisenhower says he
will eliminate 47,000 Federal jobs
from the tax roils, This is a fine
move but it’s too little and too late.
The President has let these free
loaders hang on entirely too long
and this move will save us some
cash but it won't save the GOP’s
Rubbish collectors lead a friend- Ll
ly life the way they get along to
gather.
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Gum chewing wouldn’t be half
so bad if it weren't for the sound
effects. 3
Case Records of a Psychologist: ~
Refuses to Bow Before Hypocrites
Bert criticizes me. But Iam
a moralizing educator who
places the ultimate good of
children above my own glut-
tony. To get the point, read
this case more fully and then
ask yourself: Who else in
America keeps warning youth
against liquor .and todbacco?
Over. 70,000,000 non - church
folks read “no church papers,
so this neWspaper serves as
their moral “Bible.”
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case 7-336: Bert Z., aged 48,15 *= a successful Hoosier Sota
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“Dr. Crané, why Fa you omit
casé$ about liquor and tobacco,”
he admonished, as he was driv.
ing me to the
Country Club for
dinner, -§
“After all, you %
have plenty of
other psychologi- 3
cal problems to
discuss with out
stepping on the
“Just today, for.
instance,. one of DR, CRANE —
your medieal admirers told me he
wished you'd quit mentioning alco-
hol, for he liked to drink a little.
“Sq I'd advise you-to lay’ off of
a aaa we problems.”
CE TWINGES
When I moved from-the college
lecture room to the broader educa-
tional field of the newspaper,“ I
still remained an educator.
I am ‘not writing this column’
primarily for fat oldsters, but for
starry-eyed teenagers and even
grade schoolers .who have the
world ahead of them.
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Af the father of five youngs
nd an active worker in the
ts, the YMCA and the prehtey
T feel an obligation to youth.
i { So if i cause the consciences of
some of you oldsters to twinge,
then act like an adult and take
your medicine!
Every intelligent adult knows
that a lot of high pressure adver-
tising is trying to stampede our
youth into slavery to various bad ~
habits. - coward. He refuses to face the
fact that he is harming his own
health by his addiction to tobacco. -
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So he tries to anésthetize his
conscience by’ denying the facts.
And he doésn’t want me to tell the
truth, lest his sleeping conscience
‘then awaken,
For example, if he were positive
'. tobacco or liquor did no harm, Scientists of yarious sorts, ‘in-
cluding ovg modern physicians, —
are,constantly citing the dam-
ngé of alcohol and tobacco not
only to health but also to safety.
If you yourself now smoke or
drink, at least be honest enough to
encourage us educators who try to
warn your children to avoid such
bad hhbits
HYPOCRITES
Alas, we have a great many
hypocrites in America, and 4 lot of
them are educated men.
Because they happen to fall into
a bad habit, they don’t want any-
body to mention liquor or “tobacco
lest their own consciences twinge.
In my own case, I admit that 1
am overweight. But I don’t criti-
cize any columnist who vetoes
obesity!
Not at all! I am glad to see him try to prevent young folks
from following my own bad ex- ample, for. I &now our job is to
place the torch of truth in front of
teenagers,
But. a publisher in Texas can-
celled this column of mine because
he liked to go on a binge on Sat-
urday night, so-he felt angry. at
my warning © teenagers. against
whisky!
_That-is hypocrisy. And you
encounter it-almost every time
a“ smoking doctor tries to tell
you that tobacco doesn’t cause:
lung cancer or heart trouble;
If that doctor were honest, why
would he take his cardiac patients
off tobacco, as almost every medic
in America has done for 50 years?
‘ a doctor is an intellectual
@>
4 then why should .be grow alarmed?
“He could ignore my columns there-
- on,
But he knows ¥ am_ scientifi-
cally correct, but emotionally he
wants to hoodwink. himself, so he
tries to stop me from revealing
the truth.
You readers need to take inven- .
tory now, and not wait till Jan-
uary lst. Are you planting roses
where thistles grew before, as
Lincoln phrased it?
Are you helping the oncoming
lrg attain the more abun-
t life or are you p stums
bling blocks fh front ee Geniaa
ing feet of the oncoming toddlers?
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Be ‘frank with yourselves! For God Almighty is going to demand
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—=— ee a “THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4.1958
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as By SAM DAWSON
_AP Business N quar
NEW YORK — Some 46
million homeowners es the United
States are facing up today to an-
other economic fact of life—from
how’ on the heating bills will start
to mount.
Higher-prices this year are —
|ly in many-areas as:
jcosts and
vise. And the chances of
price wars benefiting homeowners
grows slimmer as more factories
reopen and eat into fuel stocks.
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But the householders’ struggle! are
to gét up the approximately five
billion dollars to meet this win-
‘ter’s home heating bili is-relative-
lly mild compared with the battle|
among various types of fuel. ]|Fael. Bills Siart !
tun thereat Fuel il dealers claim the bg
half.-But
dollars. Coal still holds a market
of nearly three ‘million homes and
has new heating gadgets out to
entice the home owner. |
* * *
ers have come “up fast and now
claim nearly half a million homes.
Heat pumps are used by 25,000) eg
homes.
Mostly in the novelty stage now
the homes warmed by. solar
heat. And in the dream stage~is
the time when nuclear energy will
heat homes. -
The battle between fuel oil and
| gas is pointed up by M. J. Rath-
panei Kits. Plane Sitting
bone, president of ss Standard
Oil, who says, “Na gas has grown from infant to: it propor-
million; tions as a competitor’ since’ the
war and offers a real challenge
to the 40,000 individual oil heating
companies in-the field.
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The National Oilfuel Council
says oil's fast postwar growth
“| gives -it-mine million customers -in|~
centrally heated homes and seven
million more in noncentrally heat-
The American Gas Assn. pre-
dicts.that new gas lines will soon
bring gas heated homes well
above the 13 million mark.
The Anthracite. Information Bu-
reau points out that in addition to
the nearly. three million homes,
there ere thousands of schools,
ings and industrial plants to use
SS + apartment houses, public bulld-
the 25 million tons expeiet to be \Pilot. Leaves im milion tons exp bei Set put into effect anew low
rate for home heating and has a
‘big drive under way. This heating
form is most popular in éxurbia
and in-country homes beyond the
gas lines: But Commonwealth of-
ficials say they are also gaining
customers in Chicago because of
the reported ease and cheapness
of installation.
try reports selling 24 million élec-|
tric supplementary heaters in the};
i 10 years.
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Detroit Edison has exhibited | in to further electric heating, which
utilities in general see aS.a Means
ofleveling off demand loads. The -
erous
utilities also are trying. harti to
sell electric heaters to the: church- <
es and schools. rising in. pumbers
around the land.
‘But this season ‘the ae “batfle
is still between fuel oil and natur-
al gas, with price and convenience
and availability among baad talking
points. iteBindle
Speke Grifin
FUNERAL HOME nsuniache
_SThoughtful Service | _
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SOUTH GATE, Cal. — A new
camper’s tent iit marketed by a
South Gate concern has everything
j—even the kitchen sink...
-It contains a“ “Fightweight ‘tent,
four cots and sleeping bags, four
chairs, a counter that serves as a
table and a sink with running
a storage tank, ~ -
The whole thing is packed in an
aluminum carrying case that rides
10 inches above’ a cartop rack.
'The case serves as one side of the
tent, which has an &8-by-13-foot
space 8 feet high, zipper closing |
door, and two 4by-5-foot screened | water, and a gas stove for cook-|
ing. Water is drawn into the from ye
on Street NEW YORK (AP)—An uniden-| i
|hattan street, then fied from the;
single-engine, two-seater craft.
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Police said they were seeking)
for questioning a man who: land-;
ed a smal] plane in a city street
two. years ago. —
‘The plane, with a wingspread |
of about 40 feet, set down on)
iheavily traveled, 60-foot -wide,
‘Amsterdam Avenue at 187th
treet,
{tified pilot made~a perfect land ~~ ff
ing early today on an upper Man-|
pron
Distributed by King Features Syndicate, windows with zipper closing flaps. | :
: | A motorist, John Johnson, 34,
| told police:
Jap Treaty Talks Open a ok
Future of Brazil Lies
in Wilderness Capital
President Jusceline Kubitschek
lheves the future of Brazil, now gripped
by depression, lies . in
the door to the undeveloped interior
His key: Brasilia, an
capital city rising far inia
By JULIUS GOLDEN nd
- BRASILIA, Brazil — Deep in
the tropical wilderness, a pile-
driver slams its shaft home. The
clamor of thousands of workers,
mixes with that of the hammering,
lazily | tools. Red dust
through tropical air.
A city of ultra- homes buiid-
ings is rising here, embodying |
the hopes for the future of the 65 | floats _
ignition people who inhabit this
vast land of Brazil. :
‘“They call it Brasilia.
Brasilia, the fiture capital
Brazil, is almost 600 miles north-
west of Rio de Janeiro — the pres-
ent, capital — jin the heart of the
tropics. The government will move
here officially April 21, 1960 — if
all goes well. Only two years ago)
this was the home of wild animals,
poisonous snakes and an occasional
adventurous homesteader.
, tk *« *
Inspired by the almost obses-|
sive dream of President, Juscelino
Kubitschek, architects, ‘ construc-
tion workers and laborers have
poured their hearts into construc-
tion of the new city.
Kubitschek, ignoring those who
called Brasilia folly at a time when
Brazil's economy is ailing, de-
clared:
“ From this central plateau, this
solitude which soon will be trans-
_4ormed into a brain of high na-
tional decisions, I set’ eyes once
more on the tomorrow on my
nation and foresee this dawn with
unbreakable faith and limitless be- |
unlocking {|
ultra-modern |
of | Brasilia, which will have all
conveniences, even U.S. designed |
| golf courses, is laid out in the
form of a giant cross, looking
much like an airplane with |
tremendous wings and a smiall
fuselage.
Lacio Costa, a famous Brazil-
lian architect. The buildings
were. designed by Oscar Nie-
meyer, also world-famous.
Many may well ask why Brazil,
which already has one af the most
beautiful capitals in the world in
“We cannot go on forever being |
a territory spotted with deserts,
with most of the population glued
to the seacoast and with the rich-
est zones of our territory —
doned.””
7 Rio itself
ifraught is overcrowded anal
drinking” water.
Kubitschek hopes by moving the
capital, vast new areas will be
opened in the interior. In many |
westward movement of the pi
ago.
The United States has ‘ened!
Brazil 10 million dollars to aid in,
Brasilia’s construction.
1960, a vision of the past will be-
come a reality. Even back in the |
days of the empire — in 1822 —
one adviser to the emperor spoke’
of a new capital in the interior.
1889, successive constitutions have
confidence for its great destiny.
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stocking ov@t it
The Carol Brooks Section of the Pontiac Branch ~~
of Needlework Guild has -been meeting throughout -—
the year to work on the 75 layettes which the group
presents to charity. “Discussing plans for the Novem-
What Did
They Talk.
About? _. By EMILY POST
“Dear Mrs. Post: A business
acquaintance of my husband's
=a man I had never met —
dropped in one evening to see
my hiisband, who ushered him
into the living room where I.
was seated and introduced
him to me. As the conversa-
tion was mostly about business
matters*and people I did not
know, after abouf fifteen
minutes I excused myself, said
goodnight and went to my
room to read. Afterward, my
husband told me that I was
very rude to the visitor in hav-
ing left the room. Was ‘I
really rude?”
Answe1 If they were having
a serious business talk, then
you would have been quite
right to leave. If they were
merely talking casually, it
certainly would -have been
more courteous had you stayed.
Dear Mrs. Post: Recently a
group of teen-agers were dis-
One ~ cussing dating manners.
of them said that it was not
good manners for a girl to
hold the arm of a boy while
walking on the street. Most
of them, including myself, dis-
agreed with her and. think she
is wrong about this. Will you
please set us straight?
Answer: When wearing even-
ing dress — especially with
high-heeled slippers, or when
the street is icy — it 4s en-
tirely proper for an escort to
offer his arm and for the girl
to take it. Otherwise, when his
assistance is unnecéssary - she
should walk beside him un-
aided.
Dear Mrs. Post: I would like
to write a letter to aur Gover-
nor but am doubtful as to the
correct way to address him.
Will you help me, please?
Answer: you address the en-
velope to, “His Excellency
The Governer”’ or ‘“‘The Honor-
able John Smith, Governor of
..." You begin your letter.
“Your Excellency’ or ‘'Sir.”
Informal beginning would be
“Dear Governer Smith.”
How should the ushers be
dressed for the wedding? Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot an-
swer personal mail, but her
leaflet E-3, “Clothes of the
Bridal Party,’’ includes the
proper dress for daytime and
evening weddings. To obtain
a copy, send 10 cents in coin
to Dept. EP, c/o this paper,
P.O. Box 99, Station G, New
York 19, N.Y
Infants Need
Finger Foods
Learning to eat with spoon’
or fork is a trying time for
Baby and the family.
During this period also pro-
vide some finger foods such
as long strips of cooked vege-
tables, peas and lima beans
that can be picked up.
These prevent complete frus-
tration at the table for every-
one involved,
An Old Stocking
‘Does the Trick
Usually women travel with
slim-skirted items to save room
and ironing problems.
However, for full-skirted
dresses that require a_ full
petticoat, it’s possible to pack
the petticoat with little mus-
sing.
Merely roll it.in a tubular -
form and slip an old nylon
4 Completed nighties are. shown by
Mrs. Milo Cross to two seamstresses at
a Guild sewing session.
Medical Group
to See Top Film
on Leper Colony
Mrs. Grace Janisz will speak
on the subject ‘Motion Picture
Film Editing’ and show the
ernational Film Festival
award-winning film, “The
“ Touch of His Hand,’ when the
e Women’s Auxiliary to the Oak;.
Society
Wednes- land County Medical
gathers at 6:30 p.m.
day at Kinsgley Inn.
+ * *
Mrs. Janisz was born in Eng-
land where she was trained as
a film editor in the feature
film industry. She came to this
country in 1949 and since has
been editing films for independ-
ent documentary film compan-
1€s.
The film, “The Touch of His
Hand,” was taken in a leper
colony in Burma ard was edit-
ed by Mrs. Janisz.
Enola Quigg Weds
Frank E. Anderson
Enola M, Quigg and Frank
E; Anderson wefe . married
Sept. 27 at Baldwin Avenue
Church. The “Rev, €, Warren
Wilson officiated at the evening
ceremony,
Attending the couple were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McEvers.
A reception was held in the
church parlors following the
service, The couple is living
on Murphy street. “ber Ingathering are (1 tale to right) Mrs. Glenn ee
- copresponding secretary; Mrs. F erdinand Gaensbauer, THE PONTIAC PRESS, —
president; and Mrs. William Isgrigg, vice president. |
<
Seated are
\ “v Mrs, J. Alfred Hubbard (left) and
"Mrs. Vaughn Garrison.
three gowns in each layette. There are .
Love at 14 Not Final — Abby
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN
“DEAR ABBY: Our 14-year-
old daughter returned from
summer camp and she is so
lovesick over.a boy she met.-
from a neigh-
boring camp
ful. We talk
to her and she
doesn't hear a
thing. She
locks herself
in her room
and plays
‘their record’
Over afd over
ABBY ‘until I think
we will lose our minds. She
writes to him and lives for the
mailman. How can we get her
to stop mooning over this boy?
Should we try to tease her out
of it, talk her out of him;
leave her alone or what?”
CONCERNED MOM
DEAR MOM: You'll never “talk” a 14-year-old moon-
struck girl out of her first big
romance. Childish as it may -
seem to you—it is very real to
her. Be a little more sympa-
thetic and perhaps she'll con- |
fide in you. As she talks about
it she'll come out of her dream-
world of memories and back
to reality.
News of Personal Interest that it is piti-. Take Heart, Mom,
This, Too, Will Pass
“DEAR ABBY: What doés a
girl say to a boy. who keeps
after her to “go al the way”
to prove her love? I have been
raised to be a good girl, but
I have gone steady with this
same boy for three years and
we are very much in love,
“He tells me that if anything
happens he will
but he'is still going-to school
and I wouldn't want him to
have to quit schoo] to support
me. I love him, Abby, but
what can I say when he asks
me to ‘prove my love’?”
ALICE
DEAR ALICE: This line was
old when I was young. If ‘the
boy is decent and he REALLY
loves you, he will love you
more than his momentary
pleasures. Stay out of tempt-
ing situations, give him the
straight-arm and the straight
anawer, “‘NO!" ’
CONFIDENTIAL TO
“HONEY”: If- the something
OLD is the bridegroom, the
something BLUE will be the
bride. Think it over, Honey~
Money isn’t everything. ™
x * +
“For a personal reply, write
to ABBY in care of this paper.
Enclose a _ self-addressed,
stamped envelope. marry me, / Yards of soft, ec cozy flannelette have
gone into the many infants’ gowns the
Carol Brooks Section has been making. a ee
machine:
“Mrs. Bruce Annett (left), sewing chair--
Dem Group
Sets Ist Meet
The first meeting of the Oak-
land County Federation of
Democratic Women, a recently
organized group. for women
living in the county, will be
held Wednesday evening, ac-
cording to Mrs. Robert P.
Scott, chairman.
Purpose of this initial meet-
ing is to introduce all of the
Democratic county candidates
to its members. The meeting
will be at the Roosevelt Hotel,
at 8 p.m.
Married 25 Years
Mr, and Mrs. Robert B.
Gardner of Salimer drive will .
be feted at an open house in
honor of their 25th wedding
anniversary at 8 p.m. this eve-
ning at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Tinson on First |
avenue. Friends have been in- _
vited to attend the affair for
the Gardners who Were mar-
ried Oct. 5, 1933. Roxen Redlin M
Roxanne Helen Redlin, a for-
mer Pontiac resident, and Rob-
‘ert Weirauch were married this
morning at our Lady Queen of
Heaven Church, Detroit.
Parents of the couple are Mr.
and Mrs., Julian Redlin and
Mrs. Ros¢ A. Franks all of
Detroit. :
KR *
The bride wore an off-whie
princess style gown of silk
taffeta and Alencon lace.
ATTEND BRIDE
Elaine Tuchowski of Detroit was maid of honor. Brides-.
maids were Carol Zielinski and
Virginia Denomme, both of De-~
troit, and Karin Murphy of
Pontiac. All the attendants wore
peacock blue velvet dresses
with matching feather head-
pieces.
* * * *
Robert Schmidt of Detroit
was. best Man. Ushers were
Gerald ee Zyn- -°
gier, both Detroit, and Ste-
phen Rishlah of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Following a reception in the Li
Mrs. Charles W ixom keeps busy at the sewing
machine during Needlework Guild gatherings. Here,
she works on a tiny rosebud-print garment, —§
® man, gives Mrs. Palmer Bundy a hand
with a bolt of material at the cutting
Whittier Hotel's Coach Room,
the couple left for a honey-
moon to Colorado. The bride
selected a blue green plaid
wool Empire dress with black
accessories for her going-away
outfit. a
The couple wil live in Detroit. -
* * *
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs.- Redlin selected a light
blue ‘lace Gress and Mrs.
Franks wore a beige lace
dress. ‘
MRS. ROBERT WEIRAUCH
Pontiac Doctor to Speak
of your mouth. Raising your
arri es . « eyebrows.
In time, you can wind up
i bitten
that you should keep your face
expressionless. Heaven forbid.
mannerisms
ut really being aware of them
unti] our mirror calls our at-
tention to them in the form of
another new line.
. Alumni to See
Movie of Game »
The color movie of the Michi-
gan - Michigan State football
game will be shown when the
Michigan State University Club
of Oakland County meets Oct.
10. All state alumni have been
invited to attend the meeting.
The film will be shown at 8
p.m. at the Glen Oaks Country
Club, and will be followed by
~ dancing.
An invitation also bas been
extnded to all University of
Michigan alumni who wish to
attend, Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door,
oe.
Secretaries Plan Dinner
The Poritioak Chapter of Na+
tional Secretaries Association
wilt hold a diniter-business
meeting at 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Nurses Home of St.
Joseph Mercy Hospital. Mrs.
Michael Kerensky will be host-
ess. ;
5 * * *
Robert J. Mason, M.D., will
be guest speaker. His topic will ©
be “Ethics of a Good Secre-
tary.”
* * *
A graduate of Rush Medi-
cal College,- Chicago, he is
president of the staff of St, Jo-
Area Fans Off to East Lansing for M-MSU Game There will be many cheer-
ing fans from the Pontiac area
at the Michigan-Michigan State
game today.
Among those who went to
East Lansing by way of the
special gridiron excursion train
are Mr.*and Mrs. Basil E.
_ Brown of Mary Day avenue,
Dr-and Mrs. Aaron D. Riker of —
- Commerce road, Dr, and Mrs.
-flifford T, Exelund of Ottawa
-drive, and Dr. and Mrs, Arthur
R. Young of Shore View drive.
- Also joining the group are the
George Wellington Smiths of
Franklin
Among Birminghamites~ at-
tending the game are Mr. and
Mrs~ Robert W. Emerick and
the John W. Fitzgeralds. Also
in their party will be Mr, and Mrs. Jack Emery from Grosse
Pointe,
Others at the game from the
Pontiac area are Mr, and Mrs.
Richard Wright ard son, Jack,
of Alice avenue, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Norvell Wenonah
drive went to the game ac-
companied by their. daughters,
. Virginia and Carol,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Bos of
West Iroquois road*and Mr.
and Mrs, Hart Morris of Otta-
wa drive also will be among
the grid fans at East Lansing.
TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
Celebrating: their first wed-
ding anniversary will be Mr.
and Mrs, W. S, Field (nee
Elsie Benson) of Saginaw. For
the gccasion they will spend the
mee a ee
x weekend with Mrs. Field's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Mahlon A.
Benson af Josephine avenue.
kt oe
Stephanie Linabury 6f’ South
Edith street left by bin
Wednesday evening for Calum-
bus, Ga., to visit Mrs, E. Allen
Bentley (nee Donna Anderson).
They will attend the Georgia
Tech-Duke University , football
game at Atlanta, Ga.,
She will return Sunday eve-
ning.
“hk *
Tare. John Sgeehan of .Wil-
liams street, a member of
Bethany Bagtist Church re-
turned today from the 10th an-
nual’ United Nations and For-
eign Policy Seminar, which
& today. met in Ney York City Sept. 29
to Oct. 1.
: * * *
Among students from the
Pontiac area enrolled at Moody
Bible Institue, Chicago, are Di-
ana Jean Todd of East Yale
street and Joanne May Tracy
of Savoy street. Miss Todd is
enrolled in the Christian educa-
tion course and Miss Tracy is
in the general -Bible course.
COLLEGE, MUSICIANS
Music is claiming the inter-
est of many Pontiac area col-
lege students.
Members of the Michigan
State’ University, Marching
Band are Gary Johnson of Del-
rose street, Roland Williams
of Norton street, Thomas Os-
ley of —— avenue, David
' "Fred Reeve of Detroit. A. Davies of Wenonah drive
and James Clancy of Ruth
street.
In the Marching Band at Oli-
vet Nazarene College, Kanka-
kee, Ill., are James Erwin of
Seminole avenue and Patricia
Pinner of —— street.
Beth No of South Jessie
street has been selected- for -
in the Apollo membership
Choir at Olivet. | it
t.%
A son; Donald Stewart, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. H.W.
Reeve of Fourth Street Sept..
es! at St. Joseph - Merty Hos-
pit
¢ randparents are Mr. ‘and
- ‘Mrs. Adam’ Hensel of Chamber-
lain street and Mr. and. Mrs.. A daughter, Virginia Dishe,
was born to Mr. and Mrs., ‘Ed-
gar Robinson of Riviera, Ter-
race Sept. 27 at St, joseph
Bee ‘Hospital. /
* xe *&S
Grandparents are Mr. and
_Mrs, Sherman Dyson of Dra-
per street and Mr: and Mrs.
David Robinson gt Old Lane
- drive.
* « &
Mr. and. Mrs. Williaih R.
Graff of Middlebelt road ane
nounce the birth of a son, John
Charles, born Sept. 26 at St.
Joséph Mercy Hospital.
Grandparents are Mr. a
Mrs. Charles. Seppala of Dear-
born and Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond J; Graft of Garland a e-
f 9g -barley, almonds, milk, seph Mercy Hospital and a
member of the American Acad-
emy of Pediatrics, /
* x *®
Plans for projects to raise
funds for the fourth .annual
scholarship will be discussed.
Each year for the past three
years the association has
awarded a scholarship’ to a
high schoo] graduate, for at-
tendance at the Business Insti-
tute.
Barley, Spices:
Old Time Bath
Pepper-Uppers_ History records an aesthetic
’ revival of the rite of the bath .
during the latter half of the
18th century. ‘
* * *
In those days, bath prepara-
tions didn’t come all bottled
and boxed and ready for use.
So, our ingenious ‘ancestors
pepped up their baths with
such at-hand things as flax,
fruit,
juices, and_ spices.
«x * *&
Even fifty years ago, bath-
tub life was still plain ‘and
simple. Among the scenter-
uppers used. were camomile,
elder, peppermint, sage, and
thyme, put into. linen bags,
scalded, pressed, and tossed
into the tub. .
% ke
“Or, if your tastes $0 dictated,
you could have pine_ needle
essence, cooked ae oakbark,
or sweet: flag. x‘ Y: ar People
and commitments, For sme pale 10 arrange convene! compete “Family Exercise Plan”
ee ee a ee
sed wate eed’ seat
best.while others might like these
just before retiring or just Before
Gan te the owning. If it is im- g
Considered Today : a
time for everyone every day, this
might start as a weekend project.
* «*«
Hyon woud the to heed my oS a * ce Ast
let No. 35. Address Josephine Low.
man in care of this newspaper.
“Ingrid Bergman’s Own: Story: © ic th sare
are questions
ried in Wales. —— the fourt
piers.) ) live-c -elpap
what she meant when she said she
HAD to get away from Hollywood
iplained that her marriage to Dr.
Peter Lindstrom, though not suc-
cessful, was “not altogether un-
happy.”
“I could not. stay oa
longer grinding out pict in the
same pattera all the time,’ she
said. “I could not go_on playing
_|good and beautiful girls all my life
. «+ 1 wanted to act everything .
girts with problems on their minds, |
~~ difficult girls, prdstitutes. °
| “They told me I was wrong.
loan ee ae |
>| because I was one thing to them. |
‘Stay’ and give them what they —
want,’ they pleaded. What? All
my life? I just couldn't do it.”
The son also should do his fa-| “I’m an actor,” Ingrid continued,
ther’s push-ups and his mother’s remarking with a little smile, “I
abdomipal exercises. If he has a always think of myself as an actor,
tendency to slump, he should in- not an actress. 2 I eas
duige in his sister's exercise for of make-believe.” -
f This prompted me to ask her,
whole, it seems to me that girls“Are actors people?‘:
“Of course they: are,’ ' said In ndic}. In gucdan. pron answers woaay Baste eae
fand interviewed her over av two- :
when she did. She already had ex-|.
his public? Are they entitled, as
y,own them body and soul? ‘If | Had It fo Do Over Ag qin |-
Would My Life Be Different?” (Has Ingrid Bergma - ie Li 5 soprels Vie =
eo differently oh she had it
some of them seem to. think, to
STAGE 18 DIFFERENT
Ingrid replied: ‘That is perhaps
the most difficult question to de-
cide. On the stage you can never
icome that close . . . the footlights
~+are between you—and they always
‘stay between.
“But on the screen you are right
in the public’s lap . . . they see
you in great closeups, they see you
in love scenes and in tragedies and
they fee] they know you very well. |
“I think it is really unfair that 80 much notice should be taken |
of actresses. An actress wears a |e
red or yellow dress... this is
worth a comment. So it is if
she wears ae or a trans-
parent nightie .. -
“Yet there must be thousands of | Lcctec! Unie Gioietg x you!
> really, fully merely married?
are more likely to slump than)
boys.
The best time exercises could be generous people. Larger than life ‘The Inn of igrid. “Wonderful, warm - hearted real people . . like Gladys Ayl-
ward, whose story I am playing in
the Sixth Happiness,’
taken together as a family project they may be, but that’s why they who do the most wonderful things|
will, of course, vary with each!
family, depending on their inter |
OES Group Meets
Mrs. Theodore Marchbanks was
guest at the Thursday meeting of
‘ the Griffin Proficiency Club, OES
No, 228, The group met at the Ox-
ley drive home of Mrs. Bert Wed-
“die. are actors. I don’t think they/
shoylg try and live like Mrs. Jones ,
in her little house with her hum-
drum life and perhaps limited
ideas. Actors should get everything |
they can out of life.”
- ~ * * *
ards to.ordinary people .
ently? Should they have different mat
they entitled to be judged differ. | and nobody ever hears of -
‘them. I ok think it is fair.
* * *°
“IT think I have a wonderful life. |
\I get paid a lot of money for doing |
|what 1 like doing ~ acting.
iwhen you are the star they always
(want to keep you happy .
are people running around you all
ithe time to see that you are warm,
or cool, and that you don’t get your |
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WOULD SHE CHANGE?
Does Ingrid ever wish she could
‘put the clock back—and have an-|
lother chance to live her-life all
lover again?
| She paused, and considered it
before she answered.
“No... 1 don’t think so...
| mo. And if I did have that chance
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things that happened te me when © ee ee
have to learn. .-. . It is just that
no rules for happy marriages—it
is different for everyone.
“Look around ‘among your
friends . . . how.many of them are
*
-“A lot a shale: are happy, in a
limited sort of way .. . they make
do, with a little happiness. But
perhaps the chance has never come
to them to have anything else... . nit,
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Every: line, every detail of this:
to have what promises to be great
happiness? I wonder if they would
SS Patricia Tate, “ “ le sa Vn
Hollywood marriages... wy (Qerald Langdon | do they bother to get rried? :
, to cay that, SPeAK VOWS “Well, it's so easy to say that.
Patricia Louise Tate and Gerald But when it comes to marriages
. I don’t think Hollywood is so
Walker Langdon were married very different from say the Society
set in any great cit
that everytime an ‘one sneezes in
|Hollywood—it gets in the papers.’
Ingrid looked at me. and
a question:— : mony before 200 guests.
“Although, on the surface, the Parents of the couple are Mr.! man and the woman in the street 4.4. Mrs. Robert Tate of Maybee and I appear to be worlds apart
. are we really so different?
| What do they want out of life. .
and what do I want out of life?”
She paused, and answered: \Langdon of Orchard Lake.
gown with a pearl and rhine- Sept.. -27 at, »Ascension Lutheran
» Church. The Rev. William La-) ibatk. The shaped bosom difiner}
‘Fountain officiated at the cere- has a loose lower edge, ang a bow
The bride wore a white taffeta: | |Empire paid dress assures its
uriqualifiea success, Slim through- |
out with long darts from below the
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“Happiness, I suppose. That's) stone crown. Her bouquet was | ek ®
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Doctors still recommend this
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tranquilizing effect of mus-
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tub of luke-warm water. Re-
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Rub down with a soft towel,
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‘Methodist Brunch
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to Focus” Yous THE, PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, ‘OCTOBER, 4. 1958
Bs
SAE as
Lutheran
Churches MISSOURI SYNOD
-St. Stephen’s « V.F.W. Hall—Walton Blvd.
(B:tween Dixte and Gashabawh
Guy 8B. Smith, Pastor
* Church Service ..
Sunday School ..
GRACE _Corner Genesse’and Glendale
iWeet Sidel 2
oa
Richard C. Stuckmeyer. Pastor . |
: Sakon tae GA M.
# — ert
Kindergarten and Nursery Only at J630 AM to-338
=
Auburn at Jessie
iEast Side)
Ralph C, Claus, Pastor
‘Sunday School ... 945A M. § First Service ...... 830A M
Second Service ..-11:00 A: M.
ST. PAUL Joslyn at Third
(North Side =
George Mahder. Pastor
SiS M § s Bar ly Service .
..1045 A M.
S: Sunday Sc hes
TOWNSHIP
Square Lake & Telegraph
Wm. C. Grate. Pastor
Church Service ..
Sunday School
ST. MARK ~ 1979 Commerce Road
NEW CHURCH BUILDING (West Bloomfield Township)
Wm. C. Grate. Pastor
Sunday School ...10:00 A M
Church Service
Cedar Crest Farnsworth off Union Lk. Rd.
(Next to Dublin School
Howard E. Claycombe. Pastor
Services ot 8 A M.
and 11 A.M
Sunday School 945A M
930A M ||
10:45 A. M. ©)
ST. TRINITY |
930A M. §
BLOOMFIELD ||
10-00A M
11:00AM || CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A. M.
11:15 A. M.
| 2| 1 FS Suet Set for Friday
A free-will offering will be taken
‘for the ham supper scheduled at
A
| of ~|me: |Covert Methodist Church Friday.
The women will start serving at
{> p.m, The public is invited.
I said; Lord, be merciful unto
heal my soul; for I have
- | sinned against thee:
National Lutheran
Council Churches
ASCENSION
PONTIAC
96 Williams st.
Wm. LaFountain, Pastor:
| SUNDAY SCHOOL . A
| 4 - 9:45 A.M.
cHRIST WATERFORD TWP.
Airport at Williams Lake Rd.
- Arvid E, Anderson, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL .. 9:30 A.M.
CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A.M.
ST. JOHN’S
PONTIAC
87 Hill St. at Cherry Ct.,
Carl W. Nelson. Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL . 9:45 A.M.
CHURCH SERVICE .11:00 A: M.
rman, the LAKES WALLED LAKE
Meeting at Walled Lake Elem. Schoei
W. Maple Near Ladd Rd.
M. Frederick Foutz, Pastor
SUNDAY SCHOOL . .9:30 A. M. CHU URCH SERVICE 11:00 AM Gantident Living
An Expectant Attitude
Is Basic Requirement |
‘a
By NORMAN VINCENT PEALE
Some of my readers have written asking for practical
pointers on how you apply faith in daily living. Well, I try to
ikeep everything I write as practical as possible because I be-
lieve that faith is so much a part of dally
living that it can’t be separated from it.
But there is a technique for focusing your
faith that emphasies its importance in
everyday living. For, if you want te get any- have an expectant attitude,
—_..__It_ is a psychological law that we tend to
=things, you will get them.
‘is free to work in you. Outward circumstances and conditions
jtend to adjust accordingly and, if you work hard and believe
hard, the results can bé truly astonishing.
x x *
The way to focus your faith in dealing with the practical
where at all with yourself, it is nécessary to
get what we expect. If you live expecting bad} —
On the other hand, if Fou paint -n—yours oS
| DR. CEALE niind @ picture of bright and happy expecta-|
| tions, you get yourself Into a condition conducive to your goal.| -
‘Your mind frees itself from barriers and God’s mighty power
preach the
ion sermon, “Unity in a Divided
World.”
The new Sunday school year will
Set. Eve. Service ... 7:30 P.M. Sunday School .... 10:00 A.M.
Sunday Morning .
dines Ben FOO a AM,
. 6:15 P.M.
Mid-Wee Prayer
Children obey your~ paregts veerae 7:30 PLM the Lord; for-this is right. ° . testes Bake ee ore ee cl Worship ....... 730 P.M.
‘and start utilizing the great faculty of imagining. What is
that? Welt, consciously and constructively used, it is anything
but fantasy. It-is the art of the projected image. As Thoreau
said years ago, we become whgt we image. The mental picture’
tends to actualize itself in fact.
* * * :
Harold Sherman, the weli-known-writer-and lecturer, has)
|developed a way of drawing on the power of the imagination
|which I have found to be very effective. Here it is: Relax and
|think of a blank white motion picture screen with nothing on
iit. Hold this before your mind and get everything else out of
at except the motion picture screen. Then, using your mind
as a motion picture projector, throw a picture on the screen!
of what you want to be, what you want to attain, what you
st [First Christian Church | ‘UNITY 7114 N. Saginaw St. FE 2-4609
Sunday Service 11:00 A. M.
Tuesday 8 P. M.
Lessons in Truth Class
Watch fer Our New Location
s want to accomplish. Hold the picture there until it sinks
‘deeply into your subconsciqus mind. And when it gets into the
‘subconscious, you have it, because it has you.
Curious, this power of the mind! I once asked one of
the world’s greatest salesmen how he had made his record.
He answered, “I see myself making sales and I am the
Disciples of Christ
Sunday School ..10 A. M.
Church Service ..11 A. M.
858 W. Huren :
Rev. D. D. McColl
——ee
Young People Saturday
Sunday School and Worship
Sunday Evening Service. .
Tuesday Bible Class ...
Thursday Evangelistic eeee
5
Apostolic Church of Christ 459 CENTRAL
eneneee
ee ee
Church Phone FE 5-8361
Pastor Res. OL 2-4751
Bishop L. A. Parent 7:30 p.m.
- 7:30 p.m.
L. A. Bishop get a sale.”
Now the reaction of another salesman to this-might be,
Well, that’s easier said than done.” Sure, it’s easier said
than done. Doing -it requires mental discipline. Doing it re-
quires faith. But isn’t doing it a Jot better than continuing
to hold, consciously or subconsciously, a picture of prospects |
jnot buying. I can guarantee that a salesinan who holds that
image won't make sales. For the power of a mental image to
shape events is something that cannot be too strongly empha-
sized.
If you focus yeur faith in eeveloping this techinque of
“imaging” the goals you want to reach, you will have learned
|one of the most practical applications of faith in daily living.
The Psalms tell us, “Thou madest him. to have*dominion .. .”
| And those are tremendous words. They do not mean dominion
jover others; they do mean dominion over yourself and your
future and any problems life may have in store for you. Learn
‘to focus your faith and you will achieve this dominion.
(Copyright, 1958) 4 : J most areas man in the world if and when I don’t
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Pastor
_ Associate Pastor
WORSHIP. SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00
CHURCH SCHOOL.... HURON AT WAYNE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Worldwide Communion ' in First Presbyterian REV. WILLIAM H. MARBACH, D.D. Pf |
REV. GALEN E. HERSHEY, B.D.
. 9:30-11:00
| World Wide Communion will ke;meet at the home of Mrs. Edna
| observed at the two morning serv; =, Dawson on Tuesday morning. In
ices Sunday in First Presbyterian| ithe evening, the board of deacons
h-| ees Oe oan acl | will meet under the leadership of
tation at 9:30 with Mrs. Basil B.| Robert Newill,. president.
“The Salvation Army S 29 Ww. LAWRENCE STREET
Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Young People’s Legion 6 p.m.
~ Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evangelistic Meeting 7: 30 p.m.
Wednesday Prayer and Praise Meeting 7:30 p.m.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. J. WILLIAM HEAVER
Good Music — Singing — True to the Word Preaching
[el at we Ee —~ — Too, Are Invited Kimball singing ‘“‘O Love That Will).
aes © Rev. R.L. DeWitt, | Dr. William H. Marbach will con-
| aucr the 5 o'clock service. “Gerald Guinan
shoir will’ present ‘‘O Love, How)
Se lt present “0 Taxe, tow Areay Delegates | The Junior High Pioneers will
meet at 5:30 p.m. with the theme
of the program, ‘‘Let’s Get Ac-
| quainted.” Barbara Graybiel and
| Christine Bos will have charge
| of refreshments.
Gary Miller, Roger Riley, Mari-
ly McLintock and Sally Huntoon
will present a skit and panel at| Meeting once every three years, The Rev. Robert L. DeWitt, rec-
tor of Christ Church’ Cranbrook,
and Gerald Guinan, layman of All
Saints Episcopat..Church, will be
delegates to the 59th General Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church
jopening tomorrow in Miami Beach,
‘Fla.
conahenait
Visitors in Ovr City Are
Especially Invited
Sunday
THREE GREAT
SERVICES
Dr. Malone Speaking at
10 A.M. — 11 A. M.
7:30 P. M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL : 10 A M © py
is
an
up
Choir and Special. Music «
Completely Departmentalized
Sunday School tor All Ages.
Modern Supervised Nursery
SEEKING TO
SERVE YOU
ery facility of this church
dedicated to providing you
d your family the spiritual
ift for a happy life
S| "365 East Wilson
Dr. Tom
Malone
REVIVAL
‘CAMPAIGN
Dr. B. R. Lakin
October 12th - 19th
RADIO REVIVAL WPON 8:45 A. M. EACH WEEK DAY
10:15 A. M. SUNDAY
Sunday
Gimmanual BA School Attendance Last Week 1434
PTIST cl ae — = 545 TELEGRAPH ROAD
ne, Postor felts the High School group meeting. In|the General Convention is the
charge of refreshments is Susan|church’s legislative body, and con-
Coleman; Beverley Herron and Ka- lint of two houses: Bishops and
ren Burnworth will lead devotions.| Deputies. Clergymen and laymen
x *« |are equally represented in the
The Women’s Prayer Group will| House of Deputies.
| The General Convention which)
meets this year in the South for)
the first time since 1925, held its
ifirst session in-1785 in Philadelphia.
From Sunday through Oct. 17,
|the bicameral ecclesiastical legis-
lature will determine the Episco-
;pal Church’s program for ue next
ithree years.
FIRST
| CHURCH ihe NAZARENE 60 STATE STREET
| Evangel Temple
Interdenominational
Sunday Schoot—9:45 A M.
Morning Worship—11:00 A. M.
Evening Worship—7:00 P. M.
Chars. Evening Services, 7:30 P.M
GEOFFREY. DAY. B.A., B.Th., Pastor
9:45 A. M. Bible School ......
Worship ....... ..17:00 A. M.
Youth Service .... 6:30 P.M.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M.
Kenneth A. Hutchinson
Pastor Richard North _:,
Minister of Music
PONTIAC CHURCH |
OF CHRIST Welcomes . All Visitors
*, Bible Study
Morning | Wershtp _
NOW" 2nd Cor: #4 1-5.
Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.
“THE SIN AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT”
Wednesday Evening Service ........ 7:30 p.m.
Listen to Herald of Truth | WXYZ Detroit 5:30 to 6:00 P.M. Sunday |
Everybody Is Invited!
er ee rie ik
problems of‘everyday life is to cultivate an expectant attitude|.
I) the Augustana_Latheran Church,
| service, ‘REY. E. c SWANSON
‘Pilgrim Holiness Pastor,
|District Superintendent _
The Rev. E. C. Swanson, pastor| ash membership has dou-
of Pilgrim Holiness Church, has| bled; and the Sunday School has' been appointed to the office He the East Michigan Conference,
|desseiet superintendent of the West|for the Past year. :
| Virvinia Conference of the denomi- * * *
nation. . The pastor will conclude his |
* * * |duties here on Oct. 12 when he |
The appointment was made this} jPreaches his final sermons. He’!
onl
ents of the Pilgrim Holiness|perintendent the followirig week.
Church whose offices are logated|The Swanson family will make its|
in Indianapolis, Ind. |home in Huntington, W. Va.
Owosso Bible College and was or- Rey. [. [. King
Guest Speaker dained to the ministry in 1935.
Members Have Given
He served pastorates in Be |
eon, Ellsworth, Flint and Sault |
| f Ste. Marie before coming to Pon-
tiac in 1950.
During the eight years of his |
ealerdidd here, a new brick church |
has been built; a large parking Jot
in New York City, will speak to-
morrow in the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance Church, _ North
.|Cass Lake road at M59.
x -*& *
Former pastor, evangelist and
teacher in Oujaret Bible Training
Institute, the Rev. Mr. King super-
vised the opening. of Palanpur
State to Christianity. Until India
became independent, missionary
work had been prohibited. Today
in Palanpur City, a church and
Sunday School are flourishing.
Speaking at the annual mis-
sionary convention being held
this week in the Alliance Church
-were the Rev, D. G. Ward, re-
turned missionary to Jordan and
the Rev. D. L. Jeffrey, returned
missionary to Viet Nam,
The missionaries will be heard
tomorrow in Sunday School at 9:45
a.m.; worship service at 11 a.m.;
Youth Fellowship. at 6 p.m.; and Church Appeal
for St. John's sae tion at 7 p.m
*
E. F. MacMillen to Train
Workers Canvassers !ocal church has contributed $56,-
’ '000 in the Iast four years, an aver-
of Building Fund Drive age of $14,000 a year. The Rev.
G. J. Bersche is pastor.
E. F. MAC MILLEN
* *
Alliance Church is $3,000,000. The
E. F. MacMillen, assistant direc-
itor of the department of church)
itor nt of chureh Dargtor to Install architécture and building stare Ch arch Of hoor
of the Augusta, Lutheran Church,
will be in charge of. the building S ee oe
unday Morning
The Rev. Marion F. Boyd Jr. fund apeal. of St. John’s Lutheran
will install 224 officers of church Church Oct. 19 to 26.
organizations at the regular morn- The purpose of the appeal is to
raise funds for the building of a
ing service tomorrow in Columbia
Avenue Baptist Church. new church on the 33-acre site
* * *
purchased on Pontiac road just
east of Opdyke in 1956.
A native of Grand Rapids, Mr.
MacMillen has studied at the- Uni-
versity of Michigan and Chicago
Art Institute.
For 33 years he was associated
with a church architectural. design|
ate ‘
Four years ago he resigned to
| accept the full time position with ple Are Different.” _
Those elected to the general
offices are Haskell Kennedy,
Sunday School; Dillon,
Baptist Training Unig director;
Joe Moring, brotherhood presi-
dent; and Edit: Hammack,
Women's Missionary Union pres-
ident; For several days prior to the ap-
peal, he will train and instruct
workers and canvassers. He will
also preside at the Loyalty Dinner
ion Oct. 18 and preach at the morn-
‘ing worship hour Oct. 19.
| More than 80 canvassers will be
commissioned by the pastor, the
Rev. Carl’ W. Nelson, at ister of music; Juanita Jones,
church clerk; and J. T. Davis,
chairman of deacons. — -
According to church records, 154
new members were received into
the membership during the past year.
Houston Lovett, treasurer, reports
the offering increased $10,000 over
the preceding year.
Sibley to’ Show Pictures
, Standish Silbey will show Euro-
pean Travel pictures in color at
8 p.m. Tuesday in All Saints Epis-
copal Church. The evening affair
will benefit Guild No, 7.
WESLEYAN METHODIST -God is our refuge and strength,
a very present help in trouble.
Therefore will not we fear, though
the earth be removed, and though
the mountains be carried into the
midst hes the sea.
67 NORTH LYNN STREET
Sunday 110 A.M. Worship 11 A.M.
Evening Ser 7:30 P.M. Ww. Y¥. P. S. 6:45 P.M.
Wed. Prayer and Bible Service 7:30 P.M.
0.8 See. mien 1180. North Perry Street | REY. H. L. JOHNSON, Pastor
~
week by the board of superintend-| will take up his work as district su-|
$56,000 in the Last Four
Years to Mission Work.
The Rev. L. L. King, formtier |
missionary to India and now for-|
eign secretary with headquarters |
The missionary budget for the}
He will preach on ‘‘God's Peo-|
general superintendent of the |}
Others are Carroll Hubbs, ‘min- _
~ WATERFORD. COMMUNE CHURCH __Andersonville Road — Near Dixie High Highway
Sunday Schtal ----eanssasneseeesi su seep res 9:45 AM,
a ae A.M. and-11:00 AM.
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fhe Rev. Wide Rector
“The Rew. David «. Mills, Curate
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00 A.M.—Holy Commanion—- :
| 9:30 A.M.—Holp Baptism and Sermon
Fby the Rector
__ Church School
11:00 A.M ares Communion and
: _ Sermon by the Rector
' Church School
; ST. GEORCE’S
{ EPISCOPAL CHURCH chic CHURCH
| : ; 6:00 4.M—Holy Communion
8:00 A M—Holy Communion 9:30 & 11:15 A M—Holy
9:30 A M.—Pamily Service and Communion and Church School . Pull Schedule. of Church
School Classes at
Both Services
The Rev Waldo R Hunt, Viear 4 11:00 A. M.—Holy Communion
: and Sermon
The Rev. Bertram T. White, Vicar
Bethany Ba Bs tist Church
OR. JUSEPH (RYINE CHAPMAN, Paster
PERCY M. WALLEY JR. Minister of Education
Two Worship Services—8 :45 A. M. and 11:00 A. M.
Sermon: “TO WHOM DOES GOD BELONG?”
9:45 A. M—Church Schoo! Classes for Ali
Hod are Forum, 4 B, Y. F. Groups
sae P.M—V.
7:30 P. MLW y, Midweek Prayer and Bible Study.
“An American Baptist Convention Church” #
. .
The ne, Holiness Church BALDWIN AT FAIRMOUNT Be Spear & School ares) esistreise liye secre AOS AME
SC dina sora sAacd ee 3 ‘ Giocieooon Ps A. M.
‘Pilgrim. Youth Service . AOC MnECbeRacO Ser oe sewed 6:45 P.M.
Iden Gospel Hour .................. . 7:30 P.M.
: Come—Bring Your Family and Friceds to.
; “The Little Church With the BIG HEART”
E. C. SWANSON, Minister ~~ ROY OVERBAUGH, S. 8. Supt.
ba
Marimont Baptist Church Walton Blvd., 1 Block Off Baldwin
ROCKET —
with Marimont Baptist Sunday School
| at 10:00 A. M. Every Sunday
| _ as they “ORBIT AROUND THE SON” You Will Find a Priendly Sunday Sch wi
Priendly |'Welcome at hearienca eS
We Invite You —
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Sunday School, 10
Youth Hour, 6:30 P. M. Evening Service, 7:30 ‘A. P . M.
M
Helium-Filled BALLOONS Reléasea SATURDAY, OCT. 11th
11 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. . Public Invited
Rev. Phillip Somers, Pastor 68 W. Walton
~” 10:00 A. M, SUNDAY SCHOOL’ ‘Promotion Day P
11:00 A.M. WORSH P
“The Wealth of the
| Church”
| r
6:45 P. * — and Youth
7:30 P.M. crane w Hf Topic: “The Measure of Life”
Tes are cordially invited to worship with us
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH \In EASTERN JUNIOR HIGH, Sanford at E. Pike Pastor o. P. Eastman, 6382 Benson FE 5-6924
f-
=/ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ava ”
. SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY
“UNREALITY”.
f Sunday Services and Reading R
~ Sunday School 2 East Lawrence Street
iu Wedn HA ivi to § 3 ee esday Egening
Service 8PM Friday to 9 P, M
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST _Lawrence and Williams Streets
pa = ff 7p
, a= CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS
RADIO STATION TV
~~ CKLW EVERY SUNDAY | fx _——
po
t $00 K.C. CHANNEL 7 ] Sunday = A. M. 9:30 A.M.
a= Pe pe pe = =. VE Y=. . “2 te
ELEVEN
~ Girls’ Guild to ‘onsider
Skills, Attitudes N
for Good Homes
pastor's meditation- will be “Look-
||ing In—Outside.”
{people -on.- the
Fortataars ee
FAST SERVICE!
‘Christian Literature Sales $9 Outen «FE 4-9591
Another new organization is one
s formed fer young. girls of the
| Guild. The purpose is to study the
| world mission of. the ‘church, .and
ito consider the skills and attitudes.
‘that make for good homemaking,
\motherhood and churchmanship.
' tk ot
At 4 p.m. tomorrow, the proposal
” BETHEL TABERNACLE Pirst.Pentecos: Chireh of Pontiac
“Fk pee Worship 1! a.m,
Evangelistic Service 7:30° p.m.
Tues. and Thurs, 30 Ay
se Baar © OVE FE \5-s206 \chairmanship of Paul Snover to
consider the financial needs of the
‘church. Maynard Johnson is chair-
man of the committee at work on
‘the financial program.
~ CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP
Malta Halli—82 Perkins Se. (Off Auburn) ; -
Affiliated with Federatien of Spirites! Churches
Sunday Evening Service 7:30 P. M.
JACK REMINGTON, of Royal Oak, Speaker
Thursday, October $—Open Forum 7:30 P. M.
Friendly General Baptist Church Y. MC. A. 131 Mt Clemens Street
Sev. BR Garner, Pastor — FE 64-2407
FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH CAI Bufiding—S480 Williams Lake Rd.
Sunday School ............4...:.° 10:00 be
“Worship .2........eccececeeesees 11200 ©
Evening Worship ........+10.2++. am £25 : anil
DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH |
Clizabeth Lake £4. ot ome R 35-5208
Sunday Schoo! ... ewtassr Care Peinee! '
os ané ~
Youth Service .............. . :38 p.m.
Evening Church Service Stee aries eece dees ec cseeeeee 30 p.m.
ae ay sesceseees 7 pum, Wednesd
& &.-Sept.—ABTHUR EWALD
. . i i
‘
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTEST IS ON! - © THANKSGIVING TURKEY FREE to the man
and to the woman bringing the most to
Sunday School during October! Other ‘prizes
being offered. COME, SEE!
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE | 2800 Watknis Lake Rd., Ys Mile NW. of Mkt. -
© Preaching }1 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday _
aly 7 —on the Air—CKLW, Sunday, 7:30 A.M. 800 Ke.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH _.
. ’ $76 Orchard Lake Avenue
TONIGHT—Rev. Elsie Smith of England, speaking 7:30 P. M.
Sunday—Rev. Peter Evert of Florida, speaking 7:30 P. M.
Wed., Oct. 8—Rev. Marshall, speaking 7:30 P. M. sistant at the early setvice and| .
Terry LaFountain at the later one.|
At the 8 p.m. service, officers| - —— of the Senior High Bethany Youth conan 1 Fellowship will be installed. The|
| Karen+"Bergemam and Mike| Godwin will represent the young) -
discussion panel
[Gesting with parents and Peet = AC = Foren : =
|church, to be known as Fellowship! .
Fcommittee” will” meet under the!--
‘High School,
| pastor
| graduate school
State University. —~ |
in Church Building
FRUITS FROM FESTIVAL
baskets of ‘fruit to (center) Dr.
. for patients at the Pontiac’ Sta
(eft) Rabbi Nathan Hershfield of Temple. Beth
Jacob and Donald Barnett-cf: 240 Cherokee Rd.,
president of the = youth Sroup. The fruits:
Pontiac Press Fheto —
ae Presenting - and vapeaties were brought to the temple Sun- ~
Ivan A. LaCore day at the annual children’s service of Sukkot,
te Hospital are’ the Jewish holiday which commemorates the
gratitude -of ‘the Israelites for freedom from "
- Egyptian bondage. Sukkot will continue “Monday
and Tuesday morning.
REV. BILL W. LANPHER.
New Pastor
Rev. Bill W. Lanpher,
Missionary Appointee,
to Viet Nam
The Rev. Bill W. Lanpher, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Lanpher of
66 E. Beverly St. was recently or-|
-dained into the ministry at the|
‘Christian and Missionary Alliance!
‘Church, North Cass Lake road at
M59. - ;
* * *
A graduate of Pontiac Central)
he received degrees’
from Wayne State University and/
Nyack Missionary College.
Currently he is serving as
of the Perry-Lansing
Alliance Church while attending
at Michigan
The Rev. and Mrs. Lanpher are
missionary appointees under the
Christian and Missionary Alliance ; Eeeeeee NICHOLS, President canis OF FREE PARKING
eo oA
“FIRST METHODIST Seuth Saginaw at Judson Paul T. Hart, Pastor
Harry . Asst, Pastor
10:00 A. M. MORNING. WORSHIP
“REMOVE ALL OBSTRUCTIONS” WORLD WIDE COMMUNION
11:15 CHURCH SCHOOL Wed. 7:30 P. M. Bible Study and
Prayer Fellowship
j
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 46 North Roselawn
“Love * the Answér to Man Inthe be
Rally Day Pro A, M. evangetict rvice 7 P. M.
Saturday Evening True Blue Class Meeting
at the Home of Jack McCluskey.
Prayer Meeting and Bible Stitdy Wednesday 1: :30 P, M.
REV. LEROY SHAFER, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Oakland and Saginaw
Pontiac, Michigan
Rev. H. H. Savage, Pastor
‘Rev, W. E. Hakes, Ass't. Pastor
9:45 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
Classes for All Ages
10:45 A:M.-=MORNING WORSHIP
“HAGGAI'S CHALLENGE TO WORK" =
- 7:00 P:M.—EVENING SERVICES _
“NO. GREATER LOVE” y
- Dr. H, H. Savage, preaching at both services.
£3 luniversity. ~
Holy Communion
fo Be Celebrated jto Viet Nam. They will receive the
| appointment when the Rev. Mr.
‘Lanpher completes his work at the!
x *
The new pastor who had at-
‘tended the local church since he
was four years old, was especially
‘active in young people's work.
The Rev. Ford B. Reed, pastor
of New Hope Baptist Church will
preach on “Good Determination”
at 11 a.m. Sunday.
At 7:30 p.m. a service of Holy
Communion will. be celebrated,
also a testimeny. service.
The pastor and his wife have re-
turned for a vacation and -during
which time they served as dele-
gates to the National Baptist Con-
vention in Chicago, the 78th annual leafs Canvas to ‘Cove
’ Pontiac, Suburban Area
tout on Catholics only.
on population trends.
‘|been held each Sunday until-to-
/morow. ‘in Observance
the observance of Worldwide Com-
‘anunion at- both the-9 and it am:
~} violin ‘obligate when the Chancel 5 Scouts, Pastor to Visi Mle breoktas Slated.
The officers of the Church of
“}Ged, 132 Wessen St.*are sponsor-|
ing a sunrise fellowship breakfast
from 7>to 11 a.m. Sunddy at 578! Ted
Nebraska St. The breakfast will
+ | benefit the church building fund.
t The public has been invited. Presbyterian
_ Presbyterian Social Ae -
Soaked) in Detroit
services Sunday.
* *« &
Mary L.. Thorburn will play the
Choir sings “O Savior Hear Me.”
William Doggett, William
and Charles Tuson will Duckwitz
participate in the program at
the retreat of the stewardship
committee from 4 to 6 p.m. ‘te-
morrow. Charles. Wright is chair- «|
‘man, t
. Reberta Welch is: the new aio | ! The Werte s Amsoclation te ater
+ Sering-a Family Night -pothiel-din-t-
ner at 6:30 pm. Wednesday. In-
strumental music will be presented}
‘will be shown.
Thursday night the Junior High
Westminster Fellowship will |
_meet to make plans for the an-
‘nual Halloween. drive for the |
United . Nations -- International
Children’s Emergency. Fund. -
The Rev. Edward D. Auchard,
for the God and Country Award}
will visit Dodge House, a Pres-
byterian social agency in Detroit, ;
Saturday. x *« * |
Included in the group will be)
Over 1,500 men will launch 2/1950 and 99 sites acquired for
house to house Catholic census in future parishes.
the Pontiac and suburban area) In preliminary
vas is part of a general census has emphasized that ‘while a
being undertaken in the eight coun- house to house canvas is a ne-|
‘ties withjn the Archdiocese of De-| | cessity, information will be sought!
troit. jonly from Catholics and there will
x *« * lbe no attempt at controversy or)
Tabulation cards will be made to proselytize.”
sore sssrazrs Church Elders
to Assist Pastor
the area, training classes have
been in session for two weeks
| for the volunteer callers.
Chairmen of the Pontiac parishes
jinctude Joseph Rohrbach of St.
| Michael, Fred Figa af St, Joseph
and;Armand J. Moloney of St. Annual Boys’
Benedict, Men of St. Vincent de) Awards Dinner. Slatéd
Paul will work on a committee)
basis. for Tuesday Evening
/ ft & *
i -In nighboring parishes will be
Al Jebach,
of Rufuge, |Orchard.Lake; John pastor, will preach on ‘What Com-. J. Raymo of St, Hugo of the:-munion Can Do for You.”
Hills, Bloomfield Hills; Don Mahl-| riders serving Communion will
meister of Sacpad. Heart, AybUrN be William Cadman, William ee
|Heights; Augie Genereux of St. Guy Caswell, Charles Edie, Elm
Joseph, Orion; and Don Dulude Good, Walter Hill, LeRoy Koch, |and Joseph fowaleski of St. An-/Frnal Lloyd, Thomas Mackie. drew, Rochester. George Marien, Orval Robb, Alex
The purpose of the census in- McAllister, Robert McCormack, C.|
stituted by Edward Cardinal |W. Seaman, Earl Shepherd and)
Mooney, archbishop of Detroit, ‘Howard Webb.
is to provide accurate statistics “4 Personal Testimony” will
be the pastor’s subject for the
According to the Rev. Fr, Robert, evening service, The two youth
-F: Allen of the Detroit Chancery, groups will Mieet at 5:45 p.m.
office, planning based on public, Sunday.
surveys has resulted in establishing | At 4:30 pm. Thesda po ‘an.
|§8 new parishes and 85 new P@-' nual Boys’ pm. 0 sy dinner
|Tochial schools in the diocese since is scheduled with boys and par-
meetings with,
Sunday afternoon. The local can-| pastors and chairmen. the director!
Brigade Whittier Junior High School in’
The sacrament of Communion ‘furned in as part of the evening
Ralph Florio of Our Lady of the! wily be observed at 10 a.m. and program. Proceeds will be used Lakes, Waterford Township; Sam- 7 p.m. Sunday in the Oakland Ave- to pay for the new furnace.
Ordained Here fuel Lerner of St.~Patrick, Union’ nye. United Presbyterian Church. Lake; Williqrh Baser of Our Lady The Rev. Theodore R. Bill Reeves, David Hemmreich, |
| Jack Newton, Bob Haviland and,
[Jerry Chamberlain.
68th Annual Banquet
at First Methodist
| Dr. Frederick C. Vosburg, min-| ‘ister of Court Street Methodist)
iChurch of Flint, will be
speaker at the 68th annual! Harvest|
|Home Banquet at First Methodist |
‘Church on Oct. 17. The time i
16:30 p.m.
| The Flint pastor has been a
|member of the Detroit Annual Con-
ference since: 1936. For the past
four years he has broadcast a
|daily sermonette, “Living for To-
| morrow.’ |
Besides his church connections, |
|he is active in community affairs, |
presently serving as. president of
All Sunday School classes andl
|year to raise money which will be
Six- Week Contest —
by an-ensembie of young people}. jtand the film, “Face of the-Future”’
pastor, with five scouts studying)
guest | igs k Churches
OAKLAND AVENUE
Oakland at Cadillac
i _Fheedece, | col ——- Paney
audrey bt CENTRAL
CHRISTIAN
--CHURCH-
: i ‘Youth Direet
G. W. Gibson. Minister
FE 4-0239 347 N. Saginaw Worship... 10:00 A. M.
ible School 945 A.M. | Bible School . 11:20 A. M.
seman Worship . 1100 A.M. | Youth Fellowship .. 5:45PM.
— Siig Yar Le 4 aM Evening Service .. 7:00P.M
you aexice : 4. Wednesday Prayer Meeting and Bible™ ait : ) Stody Wenn sdav 7:30? M | Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M
JOSLYN AVENUE
Josiyo at Third
Edmund L. Watkins. Paster
Bible School ...
You are invited to hear
an outstanding Canadian
evangelist
Se
Wednesday Prayer -
‘and, Study we | Evening Service : 6:30P.M> i:
Oe
AUBURN HEIGHTS
3456 Primary Street
*. Wm. Palmer. Paster
~ Worship §48-and 11:15 AM World Wide Communion
Bible School 10:00 AM
Youth Fellowship ...6:36-P.M.
‘COMMUNITY UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
_ Drayton Plains, Michigan
W. J. Tesuwissen, Jr., Paster
ll Bible School 9:45AM
i Morning Worship 11:00A M
Youth Groups .. .. 6:30P M.
: Evening Worship 7:30 P.M
William A. Hines Wed Prayer and
uvicos Sunday at 11 Study Hour 7:30 P.M.
ion and a” eee
ervices wil continue
contiy fortwo. weeks CHURCH OF THE excep} onday an rH Satede ys | ATONEMENT
- -United Presbyterian
Pentiac
3527 Clintonville Rd.
Denald ©. Andrews, Paster
Sunday School .... 9:30A M.
Morning Worship 10:45 A.M
Rev. Wer'sy C. Wibley. ‘
astor ib ND
Milbourne Maceday Lk, & Wms. Lk. Rd.
Rev. Roy ¥ Lambert, Pastor
“Visit the Church of the Sunda) School ... 9:30 A-M.
Old Fashioned Gospel” Morning Worship 10:45 A.M.
2nd Sunday School ....10:45
+
organizations of First Methodist!
have been working throughout the | -MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH
351 Prospect St. Rev. Gerald H. Rapelje
Sunday School... 10 A. M. Morning Worship....11:15 A. M.
Young Peoples 6:15 P. M. :
Eve Worship .. 7:30 Wednesday Eve. Service... .7:30 P. M.
BRANCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.Held at
LONGFELLOW PUBLIC*SCHOOL 10 A.M.
Set fo Open Oct. 12
| The Rev. Philip W. Somers, pas-'
tor, announces the Sunday themes,
for the six-week Sunday School
contest, “Orbit Around the World.”
“Blast Off Sunday” will open the
contest with a ribbon-cutting cere-
mony at 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 12.
The following Sunday themes
will be ‘‘Family,”’ ‘Neighbor
and Friend,” “Bible or Rose of |
«, Sharon” when a rose will be |
given everyone bringing a Bible, CHRISTIAN TEMPLE - 505 Auburn Avenue
D, L. Lb MARION—Feounder
REV. |) CUTHER SHEFFIELD Accistant
9:45 to 11:00 A.M.—Morning Service -
4g 11:00 to 12:15 Noon—Sunday School
6:30 P. M.— Young People’s Service
7:45 P.M.—J. Luther Sheffield, speaker
7:45 P.M. Wednesday — Bible Study
7 P. M.—Thursday—Sky Pilots
: A Friendly Church
ents invited.
“What Must I Do to Be Saved?
will be the film shown at the
Wednesday evening prayer meet-,
| ing. Ist Services Srey
‘Providence Missionary
The congregation of Calvary tg Mark Anniversary Baptist Church will hold the first;
services in the new church at 3750) The congregation of Providence
Pontiac Lake Rd. with Sunday | Missionary Baptist Church will cel-
tomorrow with Sunday School at! ,ebrate the 10th anniversary of the
10 a.m.; worship services at 11) church organization, Sunday,
a.m. and 7 p.m. through Friday. :
The church was organized four; Some of the guest speakers will
years ago in Waterford Township|/be the Rev. Martin Bellinger of
High Schol where meetings have|the St. John Methodist Church,
Rev. L. R: Miner of Macedonia
Baptist, Rev. S.M. Edwards of Lib-
erty Baptist and the pastor of the
St. John the Great Baptist Church
of Detroit. A banquet is scheduled
for 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 13. The Rev. i
Children: of the Sunday School
will be promoted ‘tomorrow and
the Rev. Henry Wrobbel, pastor,
will receive 16 new members into Jin the church parking lot Sunday. “Pack a Pew,” and “Victory |
Sunday.” . = |
The public is invited to the!
Venuneh grounds from 10 a.m. to.
4 p.m, Saturday for the releasing |
of 1000 helium-filled balloons, free
‘rocket rides and refreshments.
The grand prize will be on display |
FIRST OPEN
BIBLE CHURCH 1517 Joslyn
1 Block N. of Walien Aird.
Sunday School 10:00 A.M Morning Worship ll a A.M
Youth Service . 6:30 P.M
Evangelistic Service 7:45 P.M. Central Methodist. REV. MILTON 8. BANK, D.D, Minister
REV. DANIEL J. WALLACE, B. D., Assoc. Minister
REV. JOHN B. HALL, D D.. Assec. Minister
MORNING SERVICES, 8:30 and 10:45 A. M.
“TRANSCENDING ALL BARRIERS” Dr. M. H. Bank, Preaching ,
WORLD WIDE COMMUNION
(BROADCAST Over WPON, 11:00 A. M.) *
Ce Prayer Meeting 7:45 P.M.
The End of
Your Search
for a Friendly
Cherch .
FE 2-8497 SET —
Rev. T. H. Staton
the church fellowship at the morn-|Claude Goodwin is pastor.
ing service, Calvary Baptist is a
member of the Conservative Ea
tist Convention.
CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC
SCIENCE CHURCH 30 Whittemore Street:
Sunday 7:30 P. M.
Guest Speaker Sunday
Wednesday, Silver Tea
Cor. Cass Lk. Rd.at M-59.
session.
Sunday Schoo! Piel sielvle ole
Morning Worship ......
B.T.U.
Evening Worship ~ ee a eC) se ceeceecesceesees 6:30 P. M.
on ere Oe 2
Wednesdey Prayer iasating |
" Rev. M. F. Boyd lee Petter Columbie Avenue
BAPTIST Sunday School .... 9:45 A.M. |
CHURCH Morning Worship ; 11:00 A. M.
G4 West Columbia Ave. |] A. Y.F. ......... 6:00P.M. FE 5-9960 i
veedececees 9245 ALM, Evening Service ... 7:00 P.M.
0 aM *
P.M. - |
M REV. D. 0. WARD
REV, D. I. JEFFREY . 7:30 P
Christian and Missionary Alliance |
ANNUAL MISSIONARY
CONVENTION CLOSING
Schedule of Services Sunday
Participating Missionaries Ly
Rev. G. J. Bersche, Pastor
Large Mass Meeting Sun., 3 P. M.
EVANGELIST
QO. R. TESSARO PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
Will Relate His Almost Unbelievable
“TRUE LIFE STORY” IN TWO PARTS
FIRST PART SECOND PART
MONDAY. Oct. 6
7:30 P.M. SUNDAY, 3 P.M.
Hear Mr. Tessaro tell why he left yearly salery of $10,000
and a $20,000 gift to preach the Gospel. |
“@ How he was healed of stammering.
© How God saved his life when train cut his car in two.
e Why his mother took him to Europe to get away from
Protestantism. Thousands say, “Greatest Life Story Ever
Heard"—People have been turned away due to large crowds..
You will never forget this.
Conn SPECIAL — ONE BEALING
OcT. 7:30 M SSARO WILL PREACH FOR T
SICK’ IN THE METHODIST. waY. oe LETTERS REA
FROM THOSE HEALED
RALLY DAY SUNDAY in Sunday School....... 3008
TESSARO SPEAKS. .11.A,M.—3 P. M. — 7:30 P. M. SUNDAY
Pastor Howison extends an invitation fo all to hear
this converted businessman.
FIRST FREE METHODIST CHURCH SERVICE — tee
Cooperating with” ‘Southern Baptist Conventic | REV. L. L. KING © 501 . Cle *s FE 2-426 8
vine 5,000,000 Members — jon | | Mt. Clerffens fe noose Pastor, Lyal Hewiren
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SIDES OF THE LAW — AND
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James DEAN * — OF EDEN”
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Stalk ..
1,000 Exploding Miles .
Below the Sea.
ROBERT
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= ee By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — — People are always coming up to-
husband, Charles O’Curran, the director, and handi
piece of paper. ~
kook *
: “tio no, not a subpoena? Whet made on
think that?)
“This is fot your wit.” they say.gener- Sahoo
Charlie, a lean,. affable, easy- standings
guy, sometimes gets all fluttery. He has _
> been known to all but sprain his arm
_ thrusting the paper back at the kind
donor. Charlie knows immediately what
it is. It’s a song. :
- , - “But I,” he exclaims nervously, ‘have noth-
WILSON “ing to do with that!”
“Yes, but you do see her now and then, ‘aati you?” ‘Gey
ask. “You could hand tt to her, couldn't you?” eS “t * :
Usually © Charlie persuades
~ thems <to~ send tt “to “Pats Page's
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national teenage press conference
of the Ford Motor Co. During a was among 175 high school journalists cmarticibati - lap ,
Friday, they saw and wrote about the, new Ford line. Miss John- | _
gon, daughter of Mr.-and Mrs: “Thomas Johnson, ‘661-Robinwood- = ==
Ave., represented The Pontiac Press at the preview.
sponsored by the Ford Diivsion
two-day preview Thursday and -
34 Leave Washington
WASHINGTON — Blame it on
East-West tensions, a changing
world order, or, pure coincidence,
but this capital has never before|
seen such a colossal turn-over in|
___|foreign ambassadors,
| Gone within the space of a few
‘months are every Arab ambassa-
idor, every Scandinavian. ambas-|
sador, nearly a dozen Latin Amer-
ican envoys and numerous fhe
from key trouble spots of the)
world.
Incredible as it is, 34 envoys
have been replaced in Washington |
: rang since the first of the year, and|
+more changes are yet to come.
x *« &
| The Nationalist Chinese and the
iG reeks, despite delicate crises in|,
both Formosa and Cyprus, have |
‘ambassadors to this capital of the:
\free world. Haiti, riddled with ten-
jsion, has sent and recalled a suc-|
cession of envoys.
* * *
Of all the Middle Eastern am-
|bassadors who were here a year
ago, only Israeli’s Abba Eban re-/}
jmains, and he too is scheduled for
‘departure before many more
New Zealand's popular Sir Les-
ilie Munro has said his official
jadieus and decided to remain as.a
/private citizen in Washington. So
‘also has Norway’ long-time dean
tof the diplornatic corps, Munthe de
'Morgenstierne. —
New ambassadors are taking
ov er the credentials of Sweden and
i Denmark. Tiny Luxembourg is
following suit, and rumor has it
jthat Baron Robert Silvercruys,
eae time env oy from Belgium who!
Actress and Ex-Husband $ Di plomats Are Replaced ©
With Dizzying Speed
Sen, Brien McMahon, is. also due
for retirement. ‘
jwithin recent weeks replaced their | )
It’s a strange new world for
official ‘Washington, which is al-
ready steeling itself for the
change of face on the congres-
sional front which inevitably
marks an election year.
Diplomacy, in more ways than
one, has reflected the changing
world order. Time was when di-
lvorce , an@ remarriage spelled a
virtual death-warrant to the career
of an assador,
In this tension-ridden” year ot;
ieeee
pee POF 1
by sengwriters who were
comparative ‘in
the popular song field
when they made their first:
connection with Patti, —
“Wheat was wrong with ‘The
Big Record’?” she said, repeat-
ing my question. “Possibly we
got lost early in the year be-
cause there were so many
people who had conflicting
ideas. I can’t say who they are
because I don’t even know.
xk & kk’
“IT do know,” she added, “that CBS is unhappy that I’m not
with them. Also, I got calls from the CBS cameramen wanting |
| tickets for my first show at ABC. And I’m still doing radio
jat CBS.
Patti's s sure the song-writers ‘will find her and Charlie all
right.
Not long ago they were driving around the country
and stopped at an older motel outside Amarillo. Charlie
registered them as “Mr. and Mrs. Charlies O’Curran.” They
wentto bed without even looking around the community. po PATTI
the signal for a gala whirl of win-|
ing and dining,
* * *
At a recent dinner party,
tongue -in- cheek dowager drew
' British ambassador,
pretty secure?’’
Startled, she replied:
why?"
| ‘Because the French and Ger-
-*man ambassadors have both ob-
tained ‘divorces and new wives,”
she twitted,
concert.”
* * *
The playful dowager was refer-
to the fact that
after Ambassador’ Herve Alphand
persuaded the former’ chatelaine ring of course,
of the-French embassy to give him
a divorce, he married a beautiful
young widow who is now enchant-
ing the diplomatic set.
Even more - recently,
Ambassador Wilhelm G. German
Grewe,
'whose first marriage also ended}
in divorce, is introducing the at-
tractive secretary whom he mar- 1958, however, such an event is
“Yes, but
“and the western Eu-|
ropean Big Three usually act in| ‘Next morning on the windshield there was an envelope
addressed to Patti Page,” she recounted, “and a note saying, @
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and whis-
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and a Hollywood star. The star was so rude that Diana wrote
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on Ruth Hagy’s “TV College News Conference” ... Lionel
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WISH I'D SAID THAT: Why is it that a woman will always
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Steel Bars Fly
Restrained by Court
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) —
Rhonda Fleming and her ex-hus-!
band, Dr. Lew Morrill, are under|
eourt order not to molest or any
‘each other.
The order was made part of
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vorce decree Friday. The decree
had been issued June 17.
The red-haired actress com-
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forced his way into ker home Sept.
'12 and jes and hit her.
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Washington society has - welt-
comed both brides with -consid-
erably less curiosity than it ex-
hibited a. couple of years ago
| when an Arab ambassador—true
to his Moslem religion—took a
second wife without deigning to
divorce the first.
His first spouse, who had pre-
sided over His embassy with quiet
charm, thought so little of that fine
old Moslem custom that she sat
jout her rage in New York with!
her yourig son, while the envoy
free-wheeled around the Washing-
ton social circuit with her succes-
| Sor,
Ambassador Mohammed Ali, in-
|cidentally, is stil] Pakistan's am-
Ibassador extraordinary and pleni-
potentiary here—and a eed able
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Hilis-Rechester in ‘Discussion iy mean ears od * 2 ik Lo ounger,
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| Two foundry workers tried to set-
itle a World. Series argument with
lfour-foot steel bars. Neither man
won.
The bars were flying Friday .aft-
er Earl J. Williams and Benjamin
L. Watkins, both 29, discussed the
relative merits of the Milwaukee
Braves. and the New York Yan-
kees, said police.
Watkins was treated for lacera-
tions and bruises. Police charged |
him with breach of peace, and
Williams with breach of peace and
assault.
The town judge will decide who
was right next Thursday—some
time after the Series is over. Holly
: “The Proud Rebel. " Alan Ladd.
Sun.-Tues,: “The Missour! Traveler,”
e Wilde.
“Cattle Empire,” Joel
“Thundering Jets,” Dick
Kee
Sat.: “Peter Pen.” color by Walt)
Hee (the Loy oO,” Patty McCormick,
Dan
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Says More Detroiters
Now Favor Integration
DETROIT w — A University of
Michigan researcher says Detroit's
white population now is 62 per cent
in faver of school integration,
A simildr survey seven years
ago showed 54 per cent of those Oxford
Sat .-Sun.: Peter Pat,” ‘leotor by Walt
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‘ed-Thurs.: ae ia te ——
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Despite great gains. in medicine,
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common cold has been found.
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by Dr. Harry Sharpe of the Uni-
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Adults .. pe He's Leading” nt Lives
Seg A
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i. “Net quite a sniiica * be replied
cautiously, “though ft may pass
| the mark-soon.” His next check,
period.
No wonder Dick can say, “Tele-;
4 vision hasbeen good tom} i fOG X whl be even Daten. He
Army ‘commander who was as-
po by President Grant to. clean
up the marauders who looted Tex-
as then vanished over the Rio
Grande. McKenzie’s orders were
to pursue the bandits into Mexico
‘if necessary, but he had to as-
sume the comsequenceg if caught.
“The situation presents all kinds’
‘of possibilities,"~ Dick enthused.)
\“]- think the show has a good
|chance of clicking.”
| He went on to argue that it’s
= vehicle that counts in TV. |
|
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Crone Kills Workers
'huge crane toppled into a 22-foot-
'deep sewer trench Friday night
| trapping two-workers. Both were)
from a broken main. ae The’ story concer a real-life | Richard | Carlson. s ae
in New Texas Series
~|so in the movies have done well
iin TV because we had. the right
-\do a flop. His. name means. noth-
“tis good.”
MAG |Rdilph Meeker.
) Carey, Anita Ekberg: ‘‘Hard Man”
| Toi ge tly as
show,” he said. “Yet a big pic-
ture name like Frank Sinatra can
ke
Pontiac Theaters: _ Eagle
Sat.; “Cattle Empire,” Joel Mc- ed
Crea; -“East.of Eden,” James).
- Sun.-Tues.: “Enemy Below,”
Rebert Mitchurh, Curt Jergens;
“Sing, Boy. Sing, " Tommy Sands. |.
Wed.-Sat.: “Kings Go Forth,”
Frank Sinatra, Natalie Wood; “Es-
‘cape From Red Rock,’ Brian
Cooper,
“Paths of Glory,” Kirk Douglas,
Fri. - Sat.: “Rockabye Baby,”
Jerry Lewis; “Maracaibo,” Cornel
Wilde
-Oakiand
Fri. Oct. 14: “Cat on a Hot Tin
Roof, ” Elizabeth Taylor, Paul New-
man, -color. .
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Brigitte Bardot; OS Mu-} w
tiny’’
- Sun=Tues.>—~ “Count
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iat Boot Hill’
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-Sat.:
Guy Madison; “An Affiar to Re-
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Kerr.
Sun. - Mon.:
flark Gable, “Teacher's Pet.”
Doris- Day; ‘Tar-
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“From ure: M. V. of Pittsburgh:
widow and was receiving Social Security after her husband’s. ||fij
death ‘for her daughter and herself. When her daughter a
reached 18; the widow.no longer got checks for either of
them. Should the mother who is still a widow et her checks?
She is a cripple, unable to work.” AW
The widow isn’t-eligible to Social Security based on her
dtceased husband’s reeerd until she reaches 62.
- she worked under Social Security for five years or more
she may be eligible for disability payments. Or, she may
be eligible for Publie Assistance payments through her
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these two possibilities.
From MG, of Charlotte, N.C.:
@ pension from the Veterans Administration for a non-
service-connected disability. I understand that my income |
is limited for me to continue to get the pension. If my wife |
should draw a salary or win money in a contest of any =
will this affect my pension?”
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amount-of earnings and still get Social.
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stand it'll be possible for a person to receive up to $127 a
rhonth from Social Security due to the recent changes. How
long must I work to get the $127?”
It'll not be possible for anyone to get the $127 a month
until] 1998. By 1966, it will. be possible for a person retiring
then to get as much as $124 a month. But, because of the
ts are figured under the new changes it'll take
6 up only $3, to $127.
~ Prom H.-C. J: of Hibbing. Minn.:
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there is a.lot of construction going on there. My wife and I
would ltke to go for awhile if my earnings would become
part of my Social Security record.”
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Walled Lake —_ 37-6; Skippers aaa Win, 12-6
A Walled Lake powerhouse which, The a spotted Van Dyke; Vikings on the ‘Walled Lake starts and Berkley’s 3rd defeat in i § : f Chiefs ! grows stronger every week now/a 6-0 lead, then bounced back with) gridiron. The Vikings intercepted the same number of games.
r Times seems to be all that's blocking} touchdowns in the 2nd and 4th] five passes, two by Frank Fink, | —Parmiagten struck ‘twice
Munson Scores 3 armington’s march to the Inter-/quartérs for their Ist win of the! and they scored at least once arack on = while conquering™|
as Central Ups | Season on Lakes Conference football cham-|season as well as their first points) im every-quarter to -hammier the | =
; Record: pionship. the — “Bears inte submission, Walled SSS tor. ‘an eight-yard touch. .
nn to- | Runners-up. in 1957, the never-; The passing ‘combination of | Lake was in front at halftime, down and Neil. ‘Stevenson tor a
say-die Falcons reached the thres-| quarterback .Bill Bryce to end | 18-6. _ scored on
By BILL CORNWELL
Pontiac Central's football team hold of the Inter-Lakes crown Fri-
day afternoon at Farmington by Tony Hiller produced both
Waterford TDs in the battle at Walled Lake's six touchdowns
[were evenly divided among-Jim} -
is still unbeaten and untied today toppling Southfield, the team which! Wat ert ord St div ong - vay -
towing - hem- : a ik ~~ Pierce, “Mike Wurst” and “Tom
ae oh <= spine ting = aces best t for the title last: year!” Only two minutes were left in the Phelps. Pierce scored on runs of Farmington’s two extra’ points. ph over Ferndale last night’at/on the final day of the season. game when Hiller caught Bryce’s|75 a eigh ds Wurst tallied + « +
Ferndale. Farmington overcame a 14-13 |”: and eight yards, Wurs The Chiefs hurdled a mountain of aerial for a 12-yard TD and the) with 12 and four-yard jaunts and) 4.-ive-yard run by Jim Me-
handicaps to collect their 3rd con- atten ot rele ot Skippers Ist success in three ties.| Phelps counted. on passes coverihg| Donald and .Cliff Solberg’s eight-|
secutive victory as quarterback} the defending champs in their | When Bryee connected with Hil-| 60 and 27 yards, ‘both from Bill! yard scamper- accounted for the
Harrison Munson tallied all three) carly season showdown. ler on a six-yarder for the tying Havel. Phelps made Walled Lake’ S Jays’ two TDs and quarterback
touchdowns, the winning TD com-| walled Lake served notice, how-| TD late in the 2nd period, it only conversion. Bob Filar placekicked both com
ing with only 2:55 of game time! ever that it will still be heard) Marked Waterford’s ist trip into * * * : versions. a 7 ; : : < 5 Me
* remaining. . . from by thrashing Berkley, 37-6,|Pay dirt in 10 quarters of football.| Bill Chamberlain's pass to Jim) Farmington led at the half, 13-7, NOT THIS TIME ~ Quafterback Tom Morey . him short of the goal with only seconds remain-.
Central rallied to win despite a |and Waterford broke into the win-| The Abes scored thei Aone touch- Leeman in the 2nd stanza ate up|and the Jays were ahead entering (with ball), a ‘standout performer for Ferndale ing d qu
spirited Homecoming crowd and {ning column for 1958 with a 12-6;down early in the~2nd stanza on|73 yards and accounted for Berk-|the 4th quarter, 14-13. Triumph High School's football team last night at Fern- play to give the Dales a 74 halftime lead, but
a keyed-up Ferndale squad, Lverdict over Vay Dyke as the I-L/4 six-yard slaatt off tackle.- ley’s only touchdown. If.was Walled| gave*the Falcons a 3-0 ah = dale, didn't quite make it on this play as séme the Chiefs rallied after intermission for a 1913 --
What's more -— captain Larry/°@™Paigm got under way. Berklpy“was no match for the |Lake’s —3rd—victory -in as many/ Southfield now stands. 14-1. -- stout Pontiac Central linemen gang up to stop victory, their 3rd of the season without-a loss. =~
Douglas, Pontiac’s workhorse full- we . * . Nt 2 5 4 oe : :
| back, suffered an ankle injury on
| the 1st play from scrimmage and M S U 13-Poi nt 7) =
missed the rest of the game and —_ a
the Chiefs were penalized 125 Favo rite. 18 ay
yards, 3
* * * -
Yesterday’s action also got a
little bit rough at times and each | ope
elub had one of its members
ejected from the contest for t eight teams playing non-confer-
much jostling after the tackic’ ence opponents.
The most significan ct about} Michigan State, a 13-point favor-
the Chiefs’ ‘win wae“their refusal/ ite, cannot afford tq lose if it
to quit when 1Hé tide of battle hopes to annex the Western Con-
went acai em—something they| ference title. The Spartans play havero een accused’ of doing only six conference games while
- in peSt years, the other contenders have ‘seven.
ey musmounted every ‘handi.|. Non-league encéunters find’ Mli-
_~ cap and twice they came from be-|0iS at Duke, West Virginia at
a hind to preserve their flawless rec-| Indiana, Air Force at Iowa, Pitt ee ord, Joe McCauley did a hercu- at Minnesota, Washington at Ohio
| lean job of replacing Douglas, Bill| State, Stanford at Northwestern,
Ratcliff lugged the leather for all) Purdue at Rice and Marquette at
he was worth and Munson enjoyed | Wisconsin.
a bang-up evening.
cotton te ere wn (Al Star Coach Says
Canadiens Will Win
e Big Ten football race to-,
at East Lansing with the other|
| lakers Outscor
(Milford, 28-20;
Barons Beaten: 5 Jadels Whip
Madison, 28-13
in League Win
a touchdown near the end of the |
Ist quarter as Munson turned in
the game’s most sensational
play. ae ,
Apparently: trapped 15 yards be- | MONTREAL (AP)—Coach Milt! Clarkston Homecoming Dragons Falter in 2nd "se hind the line of scrimmage on a|Schmidt says thg Montreal Cana- * ° i. : pass attempt, the long-striding/diens should beat his National! Victor as Brighton Half to Lose 25 13 fe:
Munson broke loose and dodged|/Hockey League All-Star ttam. by Edges Holly Fitzgerald .
his way across the goal for a TD/‘‘three or four goals’? when the!
covering 20 yards. Munson’s spec-rclubs meet_here tonight.
tacular run clithaxed an 87-yard) Schmidt made the statement at
drive. the annual All-Star dinner last -
x & * night and Coach Hector ‘Toe’ .
By CHUCK ABAIR
The high-scoring West Bloomfield The passing of Dick Smith and
the running of Gary Acker enabled
Avondale to score a 28-13 victory
over Madison, while Lake Orion —
taking a 25-13 acing from
[picprrabe ta Oukin sxcas let
| night.
| Smith passed to Herb Harris far
| 30. yards in the firsf quarter and
|to Harris again in the 4th quarter .
20 yards for touchdowns.
Smith added a second *touch-
| down in the first period on 2 one
| yard plunge and in the final TD
in the 4th stanza Acker went 13
. Yards, Acker added all point by
-| ranning.
' Madison scored in the 3rd and
4th quarters with Terry Gunter go-
ing 60 on a pass play Lea : Poptiac Press, Phote . A
t BLOCKADE RUNNER — Jim Pritehett (85), Pontiac Central's | and Northville elevens and defense-
Ferndale grabbed a 76 halftime |Blake of the Sténley Cup cham- big senior end, runs some mean-interference for ball carrier’ |minded Brighton today are locked lead with just 43 seconds left in the! pion Canadiens was in accord. : unso , i three- first 2nd period. Quarterback Tom Mor-| Blake, in fact, went a_ step Harrison M 88 the An FSH quarterback rece 8 vise: bla eee ey sneaked into pay dirt from/further and said his Habs should) -883inst Ferndale. This action'took place in the 1st quarter and |place in the Wayne-Oakland
one yard away to finish a 30-yard/ win the NHL title for_a fourth con-| Munson scored Pontiac's Ist touchdown on the next play with a aS has. won two straight loop push and Mike Crane kicked the secutive time this year, barring a| dazzling 20-yard run. Munson tallied ‘all three €entral touchdowns © Z
contests in impressive fashion and extra point. rash of injurie as the Chiefs defeated the Dales, 19-13. F z
: pies 2 = a total of three games counting The Chiefs regained the advan. = be jnon-league openers.
reel ee) See Ge ee West Bloomfield and Brighton stanza, They received the 2nd
half kickoff and ‘marched 60 oa ee a RSE ee yards for a touchdown with Mun- oe a iene b . coast in son erashing over from the Fern- Awplagey mule 0 after dale two.
_* ° . being held to a 7-9 edge in the
i oo ae pack xed Before Mt. Clamens knew.what, and Lansing Eastern defeated Port SOUTH LYON 45, HARTLAND 6 | first 24 minutes by Bloomfield
A ve urs a a <5 happened, Birmingham had three|Huron 206. _ Paul Underhilland Milan Obreno-| Hills. took the ensuing kickoff and drove F : — C He also added the point-—.- 2 i ae — aie . | ORS vich ran wils as ‘South Lyon|r Jack Newton’s 30-yard scamper Fs
AERO I) Re BS IG ee ial BS See ee i iniillg sibel roniped over Hartland 45-6. Under-| in the 4th period insured a 28-20 a ; Luther Graham ate up 54 yards|ceeded to trample the Bathers,| A safety and a one yard buck), . a bei 5 Nae | Orion scored first with Ba
at one gallop—with Mike Brown) 36 on the home. field last night] by Dick Kohloff with Bob Stevens’ grag een and — ia coe Sab ae “Pontise Press Photo Gouin going 15 yards around ae
: pews three yards off tackle foriin an Eastern Michigan’ League point gave Lapeer a 90 lead at vich on 16 and 4 yarders in the!a wide open offensive duel. UNHAPPY COACH — There was very little joy, on the Bloom- and John Schopf getting the vou
Wie Ue ee ¢ 'game. Fes ee can 2nd and 3rd quarters, Doug Kinne,| The score wag tied twice earlier| field Hills bench yesterday as the Barons lost to Northville, 28-0, —— ea ent Se _ tter
| PCH made its w x & Kill a eee an e the 4th asi Jack Wren and Gary Weinburger/ and West Bloomfield led 21-20 while} 8 indicated by coach Don Hoff’s non-enthusiastic position. It was (“ary w Ive yards.
early in the 4th Saree we Chiets| Ed Bush ran back the opening’ Lapeer won 21-6 over Owosso for. got the other three for South Lyon.| apparently running out the clock! the second straight loss for the Hillsmen. _ It was 13-13 at halftime as
4 Sa = when the speedy Newton broke Harry Marchlenes scored en a
W-0 Stati Hess gl ped gg Boole . a IS | John Lucadam tallied two
s
held for downs on their own 22.| kickoff 85 yards, and a moment ‘its third straight win.
added the point. Goiun went 20 then went all the way to score in Ge Eten Urea Wess Bile Glam LAMPHERE 18, CAPAC 7 14 plays with Munson sprinting the ©"S punt and scampered 72 yards. |
final yard on a rollout. Bill Davis Pbi! Isabell added the point and) Jerry Sylvain scored twice in Wel | Casclulowns and bested icur ouc: 1 © l ot a Ar Ce yards for Orion’s score, but the —
booted the 19th point , S it was 13-0 with only three minites' nee 2nd ~_ 3rd aba he rest downs . sonemong a8 Pr cessive extra points to pace the oD ws ww 5 BO Bes Si point was missed. . T Bare . ni ers ardage rushing» tees thewenes ; The atatictics: gone. te = sole the = oe Yardage Passing ..+sisee vs00 38 o scoring, Tom Bell added the Dave Jacobs and Ron Kozlowski ~ = : v quart VW Seescooddesssoo eeeeven, a” x a ’
First downs ...,...<.... a ¥| Later in the first period Steve as Lamphere -defeatet™ Capac, Essees intercepted “J acces os 203 : AS other Laker six-pointer. : } fe = SS ae cs TD’s in
Rushir "964 973. 4 . unts ... Lene eteeaees = - : : ’ 5
Pesing Yardage cvcitssics Gt Mt Sg where he fembled. Bteve | 122 LAFY Kalblelech scared om [pumpies ogi’... Jt! The running of Gene Schuett and) 8 mee Shi Coaehey Oy Farmington #4, Reuintietd 14 rami — ‘ eeven 3:7 4g) 3B Where he | furmied. Steve | a 23 yard pass play and he also {Yards penalized --rvvv++--4° 0? ¢ 39| Ed Keiser and all around-play of| “Detroit Country Day @ Fremont 26, Muskegon Reeths-Putfer 7 asses intercepted by ....... 1 0 Boucher took the bounce -and | icked ¢ t in th 4th coe 14 0 1428 T And kept Milford in the| Northville 28. Bicomfeld Hills Fraser 19, Anchor Bay 7 Clawson routed Oak Park 24-0 Pur atta) ti ees 3.27 1-38! ee . icked Capac’s point in the W. Bloomfield “cis g 3 Ma See Terry lerson kep in ee eS ceased 3 tho = ai ‘lle bu Fu mi len : Jost = wee, eee sapien a Je ator he ae and it | quarter. Andee Gnas. tron genelbner). pat.|contest. Anderson had a TD and Pontise Général 19, Ferndale 13 Frankenmuth 26, North Branch 0 busch 7 eee Troy pos in SD n8002c500¢ -.125 30) was 19.9 after one period. , A : - g Anderson 2, (placements kicked two points after. Je de bas negiee ; ; eague teams. Pontiac a aenoboges - ° : = Tar Clouties went from theltwe IMLAY CITY 12, MILLINGTON 6 West Bloomfield: TD, Ronen ae went a ae oe part J oy Tee = “i xtora 8 uron St. Stephen 13 Sh. aa 5 a 28, Lake Orion 13. |Clawson_ scored | in. each quarter Touchdowns: PCH—-Munson 3 (20, 2,.1, : Imlay City scored tallies in the|5, run), Beil (2 run), Newton ; Roseville 19, Troy 1 Flint Beecher 24, Plin U i tick runs!. Ferndale—Morey (1, run), Browntand Isbell converted in the second|2nq and 4th periods aft tti at, i a ise i skins’ touchdowns, “ Royal Oak Dondero 12, Grosse Pte. 0 Flint Kearsley 13, Grand Blanc 6 - joie Gh Olesiak, Newt Acton - (3, run} nd and periods after spotting) miitord Lineup: Arthur Hil) 36, Alpena 0 . Flushing 44, Laker twice’ and end Lee Strittmatter hit- Conversions “ uarter, ‘ Milli ; ; i Ends — Anderson, Renirie, Veresh, x *« * aw ning 14, peconersions: PCH—Davis (placekick) q Millington a first period TD. Jim] , Ends South Lyon 45,’ Hartla: —- Lt sd gg om $4 ting pay dirt, The final was a 52 ern c , z * + A e
PCH LINEUP: Bods” gmith, 8 * * * Ward went four yards and Jim) Tackies—scheffier, Kriebel, Hawley. | Bloomfield Hills held well on'de-| “Watiea Lek ‘avonta Bent ou Fenton 19, Plint Mandeville 14 yard pasé play from Jerry Eno to a rosy rttchett, Terry, Andrews,| Mt. Clemens recovered a fumble) McKee wnt 50 on a pass inter: oo oe Eewert Motschen"| fense but had trouble moving the West perttneees 20. _ AAhetion tb: Sood on 4 Strittmatter 5 ackl 1 fee ifte- oF i t ay c z . o ; head. or Ric tety ash. teen, Pmnie:|on the 35 and in seven plays Ken’ ception for Imlay, while Mike Zinc| “Cepters—Hartwick, Wiseman. __jball. Gary ‘Morgan scored twice! Warren 20° Leke Shor G. G. Rapids South 18] AVONDALE LINEUPS: Ends ~! Arno! one eens Watkins, Spicer, Voyd-| Kunkle 'went over from the one. ‘hit from the four for Millington. eae Rehetbart, Bebostt, Raiser. to spark Northville ane Arter Univ, High 3 38, Plat Rock 0 o . Central i, Dowseis ener, She Harris, Mather, Pruyter. T. tt Amnold ano Batten. Brown Centers—Relyea: ‘On the ensuing. kickoff the Maples | i 2 - : mon ew Haven 0 nings,.Cooley, Shurtz. Guards—Barnhart, Backs— Davis. Munson, Howze, Rat-| < | West Bloomfiéld lineup: Armada 13. Memphis 6 . Grandville 40, Hudsonville 6 p, Wright, Brown. Center > a eject ane = Ends-—Deacon, Aitx Some bles that failed a rs 19, Byron Cente : ed — Se Be cae eer oe One: je piles ae hen Tackies-Seniiing, Marinack, John-| gio y sat han ; I are oe one Big Repide it, Manistee 1 Grand a ia bee Ral ile a ax, D.\Smnith Stan Blomberg, si ais r } m ‘ sco s rom 1 eyer .
TERNDALE. nih tocol ce °Guards—Leggat, Lemond, Marsh, Ella-| eatise considerably. peat raad Sere bade fle Great Sf daldsin a Blomberg, J. Douglas» Ron Doucet.
Pox, Cr ; . Davies « iT Jee with Isbell ] getting the PAT. ison. ° ° Brown City 31, Dryden 0 Galesburg Augusta 03 Trane anieis ack ies— rner |
: s, Brooks | ters—MeLennan, Jim Lucadam. k 1d Willens, Brooks, Moran. Balog. ss | Bash now has seven TD's in| | hacglares ‘Tueadam, Newton, Bell,| Clarkston started early and nev- sete Creek 4, Ypatlant met se occurt oni Cree geet inet - 33° «(Maples T k 26th
SCE USS RO Oe <| three / games. BASEBALL, ‘DeCoteau, Ross, Cashman, Watson. jer let up in blanking Clarence-|. jattle Creek Pennfleld | 24, Climax 7 » | gait en 26, Lakes FE tas Pp ake F;
~—Harendt, Gouine, Meister. Backs—! unday, Oct. 5—World Series, Milwau- —— = = ville 20-0. The Wolves have-a vie-| $87 City, Central ¥: go . ; Brora crab ar] eMiichesl Brows ects In other games of EML interest, kee" at New York, NBC radio-TV, 12: 46 we ™, 3% |tory and a tie in bop a jemingham at Hartford Zuo j recs Labs 2 East eigen ey Clarenceville 5th non) . rler, = OWNS... -seeees ses : . dson 70, Summerfield Jacobs. clita: whipped East Detroit 15-0,? » Monday. oe il ea Ee ee tne A i agg 7 73 |__Mel Joseph went over from the Belleville ii 19, ‘tllen Park 6 ase Creek 2 pe Greek St. Philip6 | Birmingham High's cross-country
radio-TV, 11:45 am. i Pasges sss. 2640 2-10 12, John Parks dashed 60 yards} Corunna 12. Qwosse ms Feat? Rot ae Corastonk Par team yesterday boosted its record Hetnlock 13, Michigan Latheran 1 ‘string of dual victories to 26 Wednesday, Oct. 8@—World Series, New ge _ intercepted b _ 0 * .
York at pellwaukes (if necessary}, NBC Passe ee seus P Sues y seneee cf ats $30.4 after picking up a fumble and Lar-| Chesaning 40, Ithaca 20
Brown City Back Runs Wwita
dio-TV, 1:45 es lost. ....- seeee. ‘Caro 18, Marlette 7 Harrison 25, Pa’ ~ ragio-TY. 1:45 p.m. id getias.. tee ony ie eect Bs o (ty Crouch covered the same dis- City Be sNessar 6 H tyron Lio gators Se Woods 7 straight, defeating Mt. Clemens on
; York at Milwaukee (if necessary), NBC |Northville .. “clveee-7 0 14 7—28| tance on @ pass interception for the| Coleman tbh Clartncevile eo tener Clty 22, Milington ‘ the home course, 19-42. Seven Bir-
| Almont Continues Streak "te ca, giv te, Eaten vial nen cana | EER EES: in Reggie’ ® —_/mingham runners hed nth ~ ; ree . G) orris Jackson 15, :
Wednesday. Oct. 8—Joey Giambra ys.|run)) Nitzel (28 run). Walker cw run), Brighton tallied all its points in | Center Line 36, Utien ¢ Kaikaska 13, Prankfort 0 top 10, pac Jim Reilly R Th 0- Middleweight |PAT—Deal 4. (placements troit City Lea Kent City 18, Newaygo, 13 (10: a bout, ores ‘Pair & Exposition “Center, | , Bloomfield Barrett, V9 i: Bnde—teste, - the 2nd period and held-on-to | —nenvy-13- vote oe : Keliogg 19, Mattawan 7 0: 32.8) dave Pew: (10: 42.8). Alm t t k ni loneics ifatatenlinl cts tast |ABC;7¥. 9 pm prequena, rr anton, Jordon,| squeak by Holly, 14-13. Fumble | Western is, Nortiwest 1 LiAnse Creuse 24, Gri as, Kdlamee Fy stale. 20 x "storivHo | was Mt, Clemens mont just keeps ro ing along.| team all-state in class © last | Friday, Oct. 16—Bobby Boyd vs, Jimm argo Ted Redford 42, Mackensie 6 Lansing Sexton rst
The Raiders made it 19 straight) year. ey te as get mt | bout, rotinee Cinras a 5 Btiet, Gerhardt,| Fecoveries in-Holly territory set Eastern 19, S@uthenstern lawton 38. Lawrence 1 1 a finisher. Fraser oe Dan cago Stadium, NBC radlo-TV, ® p.m Heyes, Mon:| up the tallies. Pershing 46, Reed, Steve Thorson, Phil Satter. with a 34-0 romp over New Haven La iN Boeke Deusigs?. = y, g No! tern 32, Northern 0 pansing Resurrection 27, Howell r) try Osterander’s 82 yard run BOWLING crleff, Clark, Pautice, Jones, MacManus. 3 See eeerent ak, thwaité afd Al Baum < as’class C all-state eS eri ed for the other TD. Brown Lory ee &lingy Reeo vE Ron. Visel pasted to ‘Russ Hud. Sout Sic ter at ene phere isc Capa : hat Ba “te? of ml
Hartway scored twice on 28 and! City’s Bob Fisher had himself a/time zones. narrates Sonar 178, New| 90" for one TD and scored the| | rm Basel Ford 14 14 Melvindale 7 Linden 19. Montrose 10 tue) Birmingham Ve, also won, 15-50 34 yard runs. |night in whipping Dryden, 31-0, sa redan OEOE FOOTBALL a York, | stopped, Archie McBride, 186,, Other. He also booted the two extra Dearborn Low “Warten 3, Witlo iotees Heights 3s, al nd 6 led by Bill Green (1:19.99.
Be Li _ ‘e! iT. ’ . i.
+ * * Fisher, a 145-pound fullback|selected, NBC-TV. MANTLAAhgel Boy. 119, Manila. out points which proved the difference. Dimondale’s, Woodiand'¢ (tie) Mee data Ai bua 0 . West" Bloomfield dropped its 3rd Big end Jim Osterander also (scored on 73, six. 1 and 45 yards! ¢ aay HORSE, RACING Vo ae pelea! athe * Neirtot! Dale Coggins went two and Don| peckervilie 27, Harbor Béach 7 »| Monroe Catholic 26, Ida Public 13 harrier test, Friday, at Clarence:
_ scored once on a pass 40 yards rums. He also made the point and|Belmont* Park, N.¥.. CBS-TV, 3:30 p.m ASELBOURNE. P coe sary oP eaoen! fire Rounds seven to rea¢h paydirt) Be larhorn Fordson 20, W ecko” | mone ses «, Phy: Bagh ville; 26-30. ‘Steve eggs 11:44)
from Don Eshenberg and he (in 19 carries he rushed for an) , sa ont ‘Soret vane Bruno Vistatin, 146%. Italy. 12 for Holly..Larry/Scramlin kicked B. Gr. Rapids 19, Or. Rapids Lowell 7 Marsavilie, Algonac? ftiey and Gary Dowdy were 1.2: for KH.
booted twe field goals 17 and jamazing 293 yards, plus another|may, cBe-r¥, 7 pen “Diego, aod sBrnest Rrensek, igaig,|the 2nd PAT after missing earlier.) var: ‘2, Beal wd ene N. Carolina 8 Southern California 7 ~ | Mert Roberts was 3rd for Clarence- . 30 yards, Osterander is a 6-3, (37 on pass receiving for 330 total aie oa tn uy cn © al eet Fs a, Brighton| and West Bloomfield Bnet Landing at Buren ¢ + George Wine inington 11 he og cl ville which now has won five in a
208 pounder who was second ‘offense personally.’ Peter go ger ABC-TV, 5 ” ne Hopped Lenny Walters, Vancouver, ¢.| tangle next Friday, tht Central 32, Ann Arbor 7 Eastern re Mie jgan 21, Youngstown 12. row and is: pri this fall,
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Larsen Is Miracle Hoy of Yo ‘ka | ; S ; NEW YORK (UPI) — Don LatjCasty Stengel a chance-to. reot a capacity crowa of W000 an Degen 8 set he Yd ey a, tay wl
or Detroit {1 sen, who achieved the miracle ~of}ganize his pitching 1 ne in- spacious Yankee Sta- | kees, ..{be_ completely against them — no} _
+ Le a world series perfect game, car-|Segar, secrets te es of tarot Gene the eaves were riding | 145 Yankbes, naturally ‘were re-(team ever has lost the first three : ———
Z ried the New York Yankees’ hopes|ball who is for ailing com- high, Only twice in World Series | inging each other of 1956 ana|semes and then come back to win ne Pontine Press Photos
Coach Wilson to Start itis ager to wrap Up the Haury to or , has sole} history has a team won the first | -oving that it could — and will he series. RAMBLIN’ RAMS — Two problems, both alike, will require
huffled ~~", |house eager to wrap up the 1958jauthority to order a postponement} two games and then failed to-_' hanpen again. Stengel himseit appeared | solution by St, James grid club here Sunday afternoon. Two ram-
Res Offensive |series in four straight games, eo eép the a ~ that - 2 & ‘acest yn eae paging Rams (left above), bulldozing Jack Lyon and slippery Tom
Dow a. e-* buppened te aukecs againat . -balling Rush as '* | Derocher (right) provide the problems — how to stop them. Be-
Line Sunday 2am two games to nae, the |. the Dodgers in 1955 and to the | But Stengel’s men also know that) Braves’ starter, croaking “that | sweon the pair, last weekend, they collected 5 TDs in the 446 win
could change a few things around
here.’*
In naming Rush, Haney by-assed
itwo younger hurlers ~ rookie
Carleton Willey and lefty Juan Pi
beeause of old Bob Rush in the friendly sur- over St. Clement.
roundings of Yankee Stadium —
GREEN ats: ‘wis — It took}S¥mbol of the world famous. bas¢ } Thurs
hee the Braves seek t0| waukee, By BRUNO L, KEARNS
Wolves, Indians Win, Collide. Next Week
Sasa Set for. Showdown
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_in pro football, to beat the! ' The odds-makers still APY perience. Rush, a — :
week ac] Braves an 11-5 lavorite-to Win )>tl- Bruton The paar g and a 3.43 ea é <
cording to Detroit Lions’ scout Bob} the at : By Walden aa cans a 3.43 earned run average sto
(ecg Career colgemen, = they | pam peat night football-action-in}30, 45, 55 and-75-yards as Hudson;but_is supposed to be fairly easyi¥ :
‘have another.task of pass-defense| man —who pitched the _perleet _| oa} Turley in the state prep circles “assured-a per-;scalped Summerfield 70-6. Hud-jto steal bases against. —__ - -
awaiting them. EES siop Loe Lat ab graadiesgp. fect setting for next week's show-/son‘s__third-stringers scored _48/- Larsen, who stands ‘six-four- but} - oso Apr— ————
SS ge __ | Same RUE slop the Milwaukes crushidewn battle between top-ranked| points, and the team now has gone/ still is an inch shorter than Rush,
“Gamebalie. Babe Parilli and| SLE md Bay City Central-and Saginaw -Val-| 25 games without a deleat. | never has recaptured the glory that|,
“Bart Starr can throw with fhe best) | ~}léy-conference rival-Flint Central.| another four-touchdown pertorm-|Was his on Oct. 8, 1956 when he
inthe NFL_and with Totjin Rote ae Bay City. walloped cross-town ance was turned in by Vicksburg’s|Pitched his perfect game against their first defeat of the season Fri-
and Bobby ‘Laype doing the pitch-|Ponement and give the beleaguered York for today’s third game, with | rival Bay City Handy 57-0 before| pave Harding. He went 10, 17, 25|the Dodgers in the fifth game of! day night, 26-13, before a crowd of
ing for Lions, the g could : : Raisers: eo of = and & yards in his team’s 30-14 that series. 19,107.
turn out tbe an aerial circus : int Central, seco ranked ©) victory over Otsego . . . Tom Ditt- : oy “ ear we |
‘Sunday afternoon, ‘(Colts Play Bears, Associated Press poll, thumped) man of Richmond also scored four || f° . sad Hismey ve bees Comes hast? |
“The Bears are capable of X OF Ou ee es times and had a 56-yard touchdown| WW IMEL QO apita ‘ed two of their scoring drives —
Se ae tpese bec her aan + ins vs. Ca crammed with 10.218 spectators! counted were for 16, 30. 46 and 52 Be ins 64th Se n reall aia gy fara | : . who saw Hank Fonde’s Ann Arbor : Shoat ’
Caphoe L-good neh ar sa 13.0 by Romeo in NFL Tonight . | n"setin us tose bos tr 36 er eacigesscam best Por Haro gl a50 a
Wilson, “so our defensive line | Tie, Baltimore Colts; twice con- wat to aS nih aye Monroe beat Highland Park 32-14) PINEHURST, N. C. — America's) “in. potroit line saved at eset
and backs will have tq be sharp- 4 queror of the Chicago Bears last and it was Monroe's highest point “capital of winter golf’ began its
3 : ° turned the trick 33-0 in 1956. 64th annual seasan Thursday with e touchdown, halting the Marines
er than they were against the Romeo won its second game in| Season, try to halt the migttty } Mis). There were 14 fumbles in the) ‘tal in-Si°zames. ~ ~ lth ning of the Pinehurst Coun-/0" the Titan 5 in the final period. |
Colts last week.” Wilson a \thred starts by scoring in the sec- westerners tonight in a vital Na contest, nine of them by Flint Cen- The state’s top-rated . Class B oy eS ae aa in the first quarter, | the Titans,
posing the) Fachers ope aBieet ani ah pe Seas liolibent Ge: tiona! Football League contest. - |trat. But Ann Arbor’s offense was| School, East Lansing, avenged its: ee i courses. tases | eeaedl hal Marines) ont the) 6) but
passing, 8S ee lord 13-0 ee finds Wash-| weak and it did not score until the only 1957 defeat by downing last <_< Quantico scored moments later ~
Green Bay's Tonning attack is/T? 30 last nignt” ington playing the Cardinals in/fina) three minutes. Ron Watkins\year’s mythical champion, Mar-| Yesterday also markeil the open- after a fumble on the Detroit 35.
‘led by former quarterback All-/ Fullback Bob Galan went 10 Chicago scored three times for Flint on a|shall, by a 21-7 count . . . Battle) ing of the resort village’s two ma- a
America from Notre Dame Paul’ ‘yards as the Bulldogs led 6 at Sunday, Joe Perry, a nine-year! pair of runs and a 17-yard pass|Creek beat Ypsilanti 34.0 and had jor hotels, Carolina and Holly) ond Dennis Flynn’ . Inn, both operated by Pinehurst
Incorporated. lvetergn, likely will break Steve three touchdowns called back —
record. as| the losers wound up with minus from Carl Jackson,
Quarterback Jerry Gross was Hornuig who is now ‘at halftime. The other TD came on
and Deo M clihenny, hehe susie ‘catfight a long pass in each of the’
first three Detroit touchdown a 21 yard pass trum Ray Ritter |¥4% Buren’s rushing
halfba: Schmidt jhe leads the San Francisco 49ers! the star at Bay Ci completed/one yard rushing. “Three independently owned and) Sr ce ; ton
| aa « *« &o paired point, _ Cae a against the Los Angeles. Rams at ' ra 12 nassee wad ae ted ve pai managed hotels —’ Manor, Pine pabeine His see sss Mg ei : ae ‘os ae ioe |
Horning is also the field goal] tye ‘drive started after Rittér ee adie Biesdes one touchdown. He sepred once Warrior Hoop Star aan lire rorels Ss ie ie ee | | Dae ap ee |
specialist fog. the Packers. He intercepted an Oxford pasy 00/ at Philatlelphia in other games. Meet ‘Joh Out 6 Week Ae tel fa iit sie the a = —. —for the wrong team.
booted two aghinst the Bears last. 29 Oldzak got 26 yards and Bay City Central and Flint Cen- ohnston ut eeks nar ate cilities for the popular 7. 4 ;
week as Green Bay lost, 349. tral meet next Saturday in the! mid-south resort will be open by Last Minute Goal is wrong-way run _ lost
‘Galan 17 in two key plays
Oxford got to the 20 twice in the battle to determine the top tearn! ST. LOUIS wm Neil Johnston of| mid-October. the game for his squad!
\in the state, the Philadelphia Warriors will be, Bicocsorias pee es Gives Pistons Win |
several other former Lions on |second half but could ‘not score.| Groose Pte., heavily favored to) “Muske out of action at least six weeks os . gon’ Heights got its 18th, of action Ed Elisian Suspende
the Green Bay team, most of |, ROME, LINEUPS: ees — Bisck,|repeat as Border Cities League straight triumph, walloping Hol-| 4nd perhaps for most of the season Suspended COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — The! SPOT THE
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Rote two years ago. Brunk, WN. Brunk,’ Whit Washel.| handed a stunning 12-0 defeat by the first time in 23 starts, bowing said Friday. ‘Auto Club Executive Committee re-|one game each last night when
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An eight-yard run by Mike _| Johnston, one of the National voked Friday the probationary li- Joe Holup’s jump shot in the final
Frankenmuth extended its win Basketball Assn. top scorers for cense of race driver Ed Elisian of 29 seconds gave the Pistons a 108-
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THE. PONTIAC. PRESS,-6A° tURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1958. _SIXTREN_
4 -have no other course but to back
day night. He is
“schools is ‘reported by Lynn M
_ Bartlett, Fe ce ie a eS
STUDENT DRIVER'S ERROR — When Mrs. ~~
Beatrice Douglas, a student driver, lost control
of her car-in St Louis she came to a stop amid
a shower of bricks and wreckage of a barber time. chop: Mrs. Douglas Gale a ‘passenger escaped —
injury, and no one was in the barber shop at the “UPI Phete
DeGaulletoTest Airlines Battling
in Sky Reaction fo Plan for Safety Returns to France Today _
After Offering Algeria Spectacular airplane crashes with
‘their tragic death tolls attract great
public attention, but little is heard of |
Aid and Amnesty . ' the trline’s never-ending efforts to |
control these accidents, Here is a look
| at the airlines’ side of the safety
AJACCIO; Corsica (AP) — Pre- one By WES COOK
mier de Gaulle returns home to-| AP Writer
day to test France's reaction to A red light flickeged on
his dramatie offer of massive aid the airplane control panel. An
to Algeria and amnesty for rebels alarm bell split the muffled roar
who lay down their arms. Alger- of the four big engines,
ians—French and Nort§ Africans “Fire in manber three.”
—had shown little enthusiasm. the pilot.
* i la Pilot, co-pilot and\, engineer
There was some consternation’ _—
among rightwing French Colonial moved swiftly but smoothly to cut
leaders at De Gaulle’s policy dec- off the flaming engine, block its,
laration and the outline of a five- flow of oil and gasoline and set off
year plan for Algeria in Con-'the puilt-in extinguisher to smoth-
stantine Friday er the fire.
The plan calls for vast indus-| 4 few minutes later the aircraft
trial and housing construction and settled to the runway, tires squeal-
better opportunities for Algerian ing softly,
Moslems, but leaves virtually all parking place.
political questions unanswered. De “ a, crew unfastened safety belts
Gaulle never mentioned ia : and stepped from the cock-
tion or the phrase “Algeria 1s pit onto the second floor of a build-
French. ing in downtown Kansas City,
They had_ just comet a
trouble - plagued make - believe
flight from Kansas City to Los
Angeles. The nightmare flight ~
included a fouled-up’ landing
gear, engine failure, severe icing
and other assorted,difficulties. -
Pretend flights in coc kpils exact-
De Gaulle ly like those of the big fPassenger |
Cf Nae 2
~ Initial comment among _ the planes — complete with, sound ef-
; fects—is one way in.which airlines North Africans who make up the ' v se cae
bulk pf Algeria's 19 million -ople nattle for greater safety in the sky.
was reserved 2 Two recent crashes were grim
- « « * reminders that the battle is neyer
“We have heard promises be- °- A KLM aftrliner went down!
fore,” a Moslem shopkeepr said. !" the Atlantic killing 99 and a
“We know De Gaulle is different, ‘Northeast Airline plane crashed on)
but suspicion dies slowly the east coast, claiming-23 lives.
De Gaulle flew to Corsica Fri- But Jim-Pyle, chief of the Civil
going on to, Aeronautics Administration, says
here to- air travel is four times saf fer than snapped
* *
After hours of -consultation the,
revolutionary May 13 Committee,
whose uprising helped return De
Gaulle .to’ power last June, said
through a spokesman the program
is “excellent, going beyond our
expectations.” Informed sources
said. however, that the Europeans:
Marseille, after speaking
dav . going by atitomobile. .
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In 1957, the combined U. S.
scheduled domestic” and interna-
Ttional airlines had a fatality rate,
‘of only one passengér for 500 mil--
‘lion passenger miles
* * * State Building Plans -
Receive Set-Back
Hopes for an early, The CAA is working on a mod- , LANSING Pi—
start on a V4-story, 10 million ernized program for air traffic
dollar new state office building op- control to avoid airplane collisions
posite the capitol faded today. ‘while the airlines themselves are
A legislative committee empow- working to prevent mechanical
ered to ie ake the project yes- and human’ break-downs.
terday refused to approve a a basis Airlines insist on putting Ceteran
for Grane ing tendered informally pilots and crews through refresher
bx the State Administrative Board. courses in emergency procedures—
‘Instead, it offered an alterna- suc h as TWA's Kansas City simu-
tive immediately decl lared unac- lated eockpit course — year after
ceptable by State Treasurer San- year.
ford A. Brown. “In the simulator, we can teach’
It would require the state board new crews as well as veteran fliers)
to invest state employes retirement, the| latest emergency procedures
funds irf the project at a lower in- |developed by ourselves -and the in-
terest rate than now could be ob- dustry.”’ said Dean Officer, man-
tained onthe open market. The ager of simulator flight training
administrative board meets on for Trans World Airlines.
Monday “It is less expensive than op-
| erating a regular aircraft and
| eliminates any risk of costly fail-
ure. Here we can make a mis-
take and then spend as much |
plone as necessary in oe | | —_————__—
New Children's Nursery
Schedules Open House
An open house will be held atl . their personnel and their planes.
and taxied gently to its ~ our crews to take the proper |
action.” |
This training is in addition to |§
the pilots’ and_crews’ regular fly-.
‘ing time, which averages 80 hours |
a month. Most of the flying em- |
ployes devote a considerable
amount of their own time and)
money, both . individually and
through professional organizations,
to investigating new safety devices
and procedures.
Airlines keep an eagle eye on |
* en 3
“We monitor the performance of
our equipment and personnel. 24
|hours a day through.a world-wide | By
network of communications, " said
Jim Davis, director of line main-|
tenance for TWA,
ko ok lk
Davis said-at least once a year) ‘every plane has its engines broken | ;
down completely, rebuilt and flight}
tested.
All airlines maintenance work Is)
Subject to: CAA regulation and |
done under inspection of CAA ex-
pects. |
“It is ‘a great tragedy’: said one|
airline official, “that a part of the |\@
price of progress in aviation has}
been the loss of loved ones.
“But it would be an even greater |
tragedy if we failed to take cor-
lrective action resulting in greater
isafety for other air passengers.
Reds Mark
Anniversary
of Sputnik
MOSCOW (AP)—The first earth |
satellite was sent aloft by the So-
viet Union one year agé (cay
Russia marked the anniversary
with predictions of further con-
quests of space
* * *
“The time is not very -far dis-
tant when we will pass from earth: fe
isatetlites to rockets which make
interplanetary flights,'’ said Alex-
ander Nesmeyanov, president of
the Soviet Union's Academy” of
Sciences.
Nesmeyanov spoke, Fr iday night
at a gathering of scientists to cele-
brate the atinivefsary. Other
speakers hailed what they called
Russian supremacy in conquering
space.
The launching of Sputnik I on
‘Oct. 4, 1957, was equal in im-
portance to the discovery of fire|&
or the invention of the steam en-
gine, Nesmeyanov said.
*
Sputnik II with the .dog Laika
aboard was sent up a month later.
Both now have burned up in the
‘earth's atmosphere. Sputnik’ VII
‘has made more than 1,935 revolu-
tions around the earth in almost
.five months aloft dnd is still g0-
ing. :
The speakers did not mention
the Us: satellite program:
the new Meadowbrook Ct hildren’é F
Nursery, 3480 Shimmons Rd_, Pop-
ac Township, from 1 to 4 p.m
Sunday, Oct. 12.
The nursery “area covers eight
acres of a Two teachers will
supervise chil Idren's activities when
the nursery opens Monday, Oct
12 Jt is owned by’ Mr. and Mrs
Earl Gormaine, 10495 W. 11 Mile.
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iL ANSING, uw — An eight per “cent |
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gloats over it,
others.
the lives of
state superintendent of
public instruction.
Bartlett said the number this fall
js about 200,000, as against about
215.000 last year. |
He said pra actichl arts courses
gained 16 per cént, ahd health,
safety and driver education enroll- |
ments were up about 20 per cent,
but that these gains were more
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just a year ago. *
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Mals and built-in bookease in-the den -are knotty
Your rN eighbor’s House
~ Young Moderns Have Colonial Taste - By JANET ODELL.
Pontiac Press Home Editor
Three weeks “before: Kelly
Wrenn made his debut into the
world. his parents moved into
their new home on Packer Court
in Upper Long Lake Estates
Kelly, now ‘a year old, is a blue-
eved “demon
th ye
Mrs... Houseman-Spitzlevy built
one-story, ranch home. .
Wrenn planned and executed the |
decorating. The ‘result is a
charming contemporary home
with a colonial toich.
* * *
Living room and dining room
are together in an open pian.
is area has beige walls, a
white ceiling and cocga brown
carpeting. The dining room, at
the front of the house, is closed
off from the front entryway by
a.half wail of brick.
This brick is painted white
and is topped with a planter.
WHITE BRICK — The cérner fireplace lias a massive ‘Roman
brick chimney, painted white, ‘The raised hearth is multi-colored
slate. The face of the clock and the little tea. kettle match the " according to his -
~ mother-- Sirs: Lewis Wrenn: Jr-- Sieve it is a series of small
pictures, bung one.above the
other.
Draperies at both sets of win-
dows are nut brown with sheer
white dotted cafe curtains over
the lower half. The drop leaf
table, chairs and open hutch
cupboard are maple Mrs.
Wrenn ‘displays her c ollection
of mil k glasses im the cupboard.
WHITE FIREPLACE
The fireplace which takes up
a complete corner has a white
Roman brick chimney.
bricks high, the’ slate-topped
hearth is multi-colored. Trim
around the opening is brass. The
only decoration on the chimney
is a clock mounted in a square
wooden case.
Against the one long wall in
this room there is a chintz
eovered sofa, The print, a
fruit and vegetable one,
mostly green, rose and coral.
OE
i ‘Five - coral, green and brown. Cur- into the kitchen.
tains are white cafes. braided rug lays in front of the
The sofa is coral, while the sink. Counter tops are beige For-
is door goes to the kifehen hall- | QUIET, NOW — It was a rare moment of stillness for young Kelly Wrenn; he’s
usually more active. He and his mother take their ease in the family living room. brown.
Thé beige walls and cocoa carpeting provide a neutral background for the bright
ruffle. and curtain trim are Chairs are Hitchepck. The Above the built-in bookcase
there is a shuttered opening to
the kitchen. Through this Mrs. Step lamp tables hold glass
lamps with white shades.
Next to the fireplace is a rooster design is dupticated in
a black wall decoration, ute matching.
The breakfast table is oval. light switch plates are natch.
ing black.
‘There is ; maple fur nifire in 1 the ed : / . ‘
chintz sofa and the green uphalstered chairs. Curtains are white and draperies nut
pale green guest room. White
ruffled curtains dress the win
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plain green lounge chair. Across Wrenn can keep an eye on young
|
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| the room there is an arm chair Kelly.
upholstered in a duller green. ; —————
Completing the colonial touch is econ pace an =
a Boston rocker and a mapte ae eee re one =—
desk..with dots tile drawers. —— mS a | = a war dots of little drawers. oad is a smail kaif bath. This | aa
Bétween the living room and : :
porch there is a den. This has a has geld and = diamond —=— corktone tile ‘floor and pine ee oli On vk ee =>=- i Mrs : <= and cu ‘ : = paneled walis. Mrs. Wrenn i ficor Is beige tile. . = still working on the large braided
rug which combines shades of This same beige tile extends.
A minute round
mica in a linen weave. Cup- chair meant for reading and
beards are knotty pine. ‘ TV viewing is striped in
brown and white. © COLONIAL WALLPAPER 2
Sliding louvered doors can _ Walls above the cupbeards and |
in the breakfast table’ area are |
papered. The design is a colon-
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on a coral ground. The window shut off this room from the liv-
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(Continued from Page 17)
dows. The bed skirt and chair
cushion are yellow and green,
while the spread is plain green
and quilted.
| Kelly’s room has a beige tile
: floor like the other rooms. His
; walls are soft yellow. The cor-
ner windows have white dotted
‘swiss cafe curtains.
In addition to the usual
nursery furniture this room
CUT YOUR a ls WORRIES roi ee LE i corduroy covered ' studio
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* FULL CAR PORT * GAS HEAT | ope. CASH 1 KNOTTY PINE, C.N.C. / * 1% TILED.BATHS * WALK-IN CLOSETS ~ cinayae MF vite, FOR QUALITY, SAVINGS
* Birch or, Mahogany Kitchen Cabinets 9 | FREE DELIVERY at These and COMPLETE
All City Improvements—Paved Sidewalks 5 i j PRICES on Purchase of $50 | -—»«- SELECTION,
NOTHING DOWN * 1040 Square Feet of Living Space ‘OR MORE ; SEE pod POON!
Approx. $66.18 Month 7 | *
Includes Principle - MICHIGAN AVE.
Payment and Interest NEWT ON BLDG. CO. nts oo -ROTH LU M B ER co.
Full Price $12,240
$540.00 CIVILIANS FE 8-2707 | AV 4-2900°
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3360 W. HURON[ s¥A"Gcttathy FE 5-6910
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geen Advetiond :
‘Alum. Comb. Door will fave-basements, | -
: reason, according to a Focal
Complete & Swan a science magazine: (Most Sizes)
24" |Z
@ Rec. Rooms © Attics
@ Additions @ Porches |
@ Basements _ © Garages |
WE BELIEVE PRICES Witt |} |] co up sHo
thrills <at" RTLY ... NOWS
| ETO BUY
r ~Low Prices on “Interior Work that hat would cost.
_ NO- MONEY DOWN ° per: Spd ony oe >
5 Years to Pay he
FREE ESTIMATES ‘away from basements “as cheer-|~ tless caverns with dusty joists and
FE 2-2671
| Remodel °
> Blodks will keep out water, Fa
0
Here's a practical remodeling
idea for cellar windows .. .
install PC Glass Blocks. Glass
let in light, insure privacy—
they're the mark of a modern
home. Glass Blocks are easy
to clean, too, and don’t need tively if you first
replacement or repair, Call eoie cad ae ek
or phone today. pecially weather, i
FE 5-8163 |that you can wrap it more tightly.) 7, mix small ba saci Sati
| 2690 Woedward Day or naked light bulbs is in the “cellar
“ §. of Square = architect . _He and
Lake Road Night other experts listed «three essen-
. tials for_a modern basement: Nat-
ural light;planned layout (utilities
“A sewing center, party kitchen
f= fand barbecue, or a. queen-size)
‘laundry, will lure the latly of the)
‘house, Kids can be cornered for size
\play in bad weather and teenagers
| Basement Windows =| 22, "°° 274 Toll = noisy sec
| with PC GLASS -
| BLOCKS 7 Warming Helps Tape
Plastic electrieian’s tape, which
,cam- do all-kinds of jobs from in-
‘sulating a wire to repairing a gar-'
den bose, will work more effee- ‘for $1. Add 10 cents service charge
warm it against | for orders under. $1. a lightbulb: This warming Saal ae $
about two improvements:
makes the adhesive hold faster, es-| a) itl
‘i a ,
wero PATTERN 224 = “pecaiise you merely trace the horse's features on the plywood,
them paint over the tracings. The pattern gives. complete direc-_
tions for putting the parts together and the‘colors to use in paint-
ting: “Simple<tools are all you need. A jig saw, or even a hand
coping saw, will suffice. To obtain the full size pony rocker pat-
tern No. 131 wend $1.00 to Steve eee The Fontinc Press,
Van Nuys, Calif. _THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY; OCTOBER 4, 1958.
source's any season wih pry roster for real tity te to"
coy apy ae When it's al pajnted up with bright cnlors_
and decorated with a fewupholstery tacks, you'll have a real :
range ridin’ bronc. To biild the article requiresno particular | —
"skill becatise you simply trace the full size patterns on plywood”
}—-and-then-saw-them -out-and-put- them: together. ~Painting-is-easy{~
| STOP [EAKY
| BASEMENTS _
MAKE A CHAIR or’ a set ot
chairs. You will be amazed at what |
a simple job it is. These chairs
are comfortable too, Seats and
backs are padded and the arm
is a little wider than pull-up. |
Pattern 224 is 25 cents. It also is)
included in the Quick and Easy
Furniture Packet No. 13 whigh’
\gives five different patterns all
The Pontiag Press Pattern Dept. OO
Bedrord Hills, New York. i Will not blister, peel,
chip or crack off. Use
on stucco, asbestos,
shingles, concrete block.
$6.50 ca.
or concrete for pointing and -patch-
The Sunliner
SIBLEY Coal & Supply Co.| Furring refers to wooden or met-| ing jobs, use a clean garbage-can
\al strips that are applied to walls; |lid. Invert the lid and set it jn an
‘ceilings and roofs to provide anjempty keg or box so that it won't’
even surface for the application of wobble on its handle. It'll make
BROWK BROTHERS 704 W. Huron FE 8-9311 OVER 100 HOMES SOLD 140 WN. Cass Ave. = ‘shingles. wall board, acoustical tiles a faster and easier than all
bucket or other deep containr,
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The Model Homes at Fairview
Hills Feature:
3 BEDROOMS plus « LARGE
FAMILY ROOM» KITCHEN
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a with Eating Facilities * 1. and
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tu
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per month includes everything.
Principal, Interest,
Taxes and Insurance. J
Models at:
11990 — Move-InCosts, ss
VETS: $325.00 $$ ||
CIVILIANS: $450.00 =
~ Low FHA and VA Terms:
also included in ne price of the homes:
"_City Sewer and Water © Paved Streets
Paved Sidewalks and. Side- Drives
Yorktown Birch Kitchen Cabinets with
' Moulded -Formica: Tops © Built-In
Bread Box and Chopping Block ¢ Oak.
Floors.
Exquisitely Furnished By:
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Grand River at Seven Mile Rd.
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FROM PONTIAC: Take Commerce Road west to Milford:-Right
Kensington
Metropolitan
fark
mame
DIRECTIONS:
Expressway, just north of 8 Mile Rd. Grand River Expressway
tothe Milford Exit. Right on Milford Road through the town of
Milford. Fairview Hills: Subdivision is on Milford Road on the
outskirts of Milford. on Milford Road to Fairview Hills. -
Models Open: 12 to8 PM, Daily and Sunday 7
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Seal Moisture
Out of Masonry Walls |
THOROSEAL |
Theresea! fills and seals me-
senry wells above ond below
. . ground level. Silicone-base coms.
a
pound penetrates masonry,
? f.
’ 7 ae FS
\ |
i be ‘—- ,
A “ame forming water-tight seal. Gives
39 ‘Se complete protection while edd- s =
of; mm S , ing color te besement wall.
Economical powder form.
a
Talbott Lumber Co. _
*
“CUSTOM DESIGNED — Taking her ee
“from a wedding gift jug, Mrs. Lewis. Wrenn
pliaed Go Gace ny pactoes that ‘hemg Ghee
the bed. Mr. Wrenn put up the shelf to hide the
long bed -light. ,The ruffle matches the curtain =. ‘sf
fae
‘paiotind ta? the-room, is blue and white. Candle--
sticks and-mugs are pewter; candles are blue. -
The heirloom type bedspread is. blue with a
. meta) thread. Furniture is pine. # } re Nn ed
+
DHE PONTIAC. PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 4, 1958 oe
CUSTOM BUILT TO FILL-YOUR NEEDS
@ Block © basco’ e Frome |
, ALL TYPES
in| tree Estimates «= FHA TERMS. seit ere, ERS ah, The eae ed lied
Pedy-Bilt Garage Co. | boat ct tome OF FINE .
OR 3-2360
COMPLETE ” E MODERNIZATION. PROGRAM | @ Recreation Rooms @ Hreeseways ©
7722 Austere, Waterford
OR 3-5619.
Pontise Press Phote
Better sthan ‘stocks or bonds, or
even bank savings, buying a home
ig the only “inflation proof’’ invest-
ment available to the average man
today,
’ “The home you pay. $16,000 tor
today,’ says H. V. Simpson, execu-
five head of West Coast Lumber-.
men’s Association, ‘‘may well be
worth $25,000 when you finish pay-
ing for the mortgage 15 or 20 years
from now.”
At the current rate of inflation,
Simpson said, almost everything
we buy is going up at the rate of
about 1 per cent every four months.
Tp2 -rice tag on a home, and most
‘other commodities, is two and one-
half times what it was in 1941, he
then, today will demand $25,000.
Certain types of home styles,
Simpson warned, retain their sell-
ing appeal through. the years.
Homes designed with wood-sided
exteriors are by far the most
popular, the building expert:
points out, People identify com-
| fortable living with homes sided
in attractive, well-textured woods
like western red cedar or west
1025 Oakland FE 4-4595 |
coast hemlock,
By far the best selling boanse.
Simpson advised, are those which Have Inflation Hedge
said. A home that sold for $10,000). preciate, but actually. gains in
Today's Homeowners: _ ‘raise wie cach passing year,
Simpson pointed out. SIZE ANY Aluminum Combination. Windows
411.95,
‘DOUBLE -
~ HANG .
make liberal use of wood paneling,
built-ins and cabinets inside th ¢)
home, The largest majority, nearly
9% per cent of all women; want
kitchens finished in popular woods.
One of the most beautiful of the
woods for all manner of interior
usage is Douglas fir, he advised,
with west coast hemlock and west-
ern red cedar running close sec-
“ghee, finished woods seem to
be the most popular, the pointed
out, although these western woods
will take stain, paint or enamel
wonderfully well. _
The average home built today,
walls of wood, and built-ins te
charm aly woman.
Terms and down payments are
the most liberal in years, the lum-
ber leader said, and despite the
current business decline, pricés are)
still climbing and a housing boom
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| Bateman- Kampsen Realty eel MICH. ORS pe RE pee Ba he OE dn: EA oe Rr Re eo es Baie? be ea
shows..a mill number, the grade
number and the initials of a recog
nized grading and inspection
for the species involved, In the case of Southern Pine, for
< the. initials are $P.1.B
for Southern Dine ‘Thare ‘
the house and at what
— mainte: expense, This ex-
_plains why the use of good quality
“material, as identified~ by the
the device is also useful in select-|
4ng lumber of permanent character
- for uses such as exterior siding
and interior paneling.
Outdoor Screen
Has Double Use
° Out of lightweight framing lum-
ber, metal fence posts and a Peg-
| Board panel the average. home
craftsman can build an attractive |
_ outdoor screen useful in proves |
privacy for a patio, screening the
— wind, cutting off the view of an’
"unattractive area or merely add- | Gig !
= , — ae Te | | ne ol ol g |
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ing a: decorative touch to a Yard!
Lightweight and easy to move, |
, the screen is a 4 square panel of ’
Peg-Board in a framing of grooved |
1 by 2inch lumber, Angle irons at |
the corners strengthen the frame-
work. The legs are sections of
- metal fence posts which extend 1°’
_ from the bottom and are pushed |
| into the ground to hold the screen
upright. :
With suitable Peg-Board fix-
tures, the screen can be equipped |
with shelves or fitted for hanging |
lawn and garden tools or barbe-—
cuing equipment.
One Yard Off Floor Is
Rule for Kitchen Height
Generally kitchen counters,
should measure 36 inches from the’
floor to the ceramic tile covering
on the top. Ranges, dishwashers,
laundry equipment and other prod-
ucts of most manufacturers of ap-
pliances conform to this height. |
One exception to the 36-inch rule!
is the pull-out shelf or table. for
lengthy chores. such as i —
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fruits or preparing vegetables. This!
section should be low enough for)
comfortable operation when one is/
seated on a chair oF stool. a
Norway has an average popula-|
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WEST BLOOMFIELD
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cath &
ne use semi-gloss, enamel or flat down and applying the finish to the! { " ‘ re -SALES BY:
paint. Keep in mind, however;| underparts first. Then tip it right ves. and Sun.
= flat oil -paints are easily) side ‘up and finish the job. | Eames & Brown, Inc. - Call MA 6-6247 m r WI SO N rea Ity
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coatings can also be used to re-/bathroom or bedroom vanity with § 55 E- Pike St. FE 3-7195 Keego Harbor EMpire Y
finish woods that have previously|the same hardboard marble-pat-|
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Can Afford and Wants!
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STAINED GLASS — New lamp shades having the warm, glow- |pine region, the decking may be 4
ing colors of stained. glass are low-cost, reproductions of famous |given any type of finish—lacquer, Play a "Be sare, eee
church windows on. Bakelite rigid-viny! sheet printed by a process shellac, varnish, stain or paint. y “4
using 10 different colors. A laminate of similar material protects |When used in’ a room with wall ACCEPT NOTHING BUT
the brilliant colors of these reproductions of famous American paneling, some interesting effects a
stained glass windows such-aé the Resurrection, the Nativity, a. |™#Y.be worked out. One species
Methodint window, 0. Marte: of Tours and St. Mary Magdalene, |"! ™0Y be eed Be Oe woe ,
and Dickens Christmas Carols. The lamp shades are available in HEATING
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the flat prints, are laced to heavy wire frames. Easy to keep clean, hi i] A OU
Bakelite rigid vinyl sheet resists marring, scratching, tearing and i id ]
cracking.
On -new woodwork that is to be| When refinishing furnifure, home
given an opaque coating, an under-| experts at Michigan State Univer-
coater is required..For a finishing) sity recommend turning it upside
Otto A. Trzos
been painted, varnished or shel-|terned paneling used in modern-| EXPERT WORKMANSHIP F , FE 2-0278
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“TWENTY-TWO. _THE PONTIAC “PRESS, SATURD
ia
Smooth Brick to Paint.
It ig not hard to paint old brick.
Where the mortar has crumbled or
bits of brick have been chipped off
by the effects of weather, the sur-
face can be made smooth before;
painting by: filling in ‘cracks and
broken places with mortar. After
priming, small defects on the sur- |face can be filled with putty. Then
put on your coat of paint and yoy
will be pleased with the smooth
effect. .
Ask your dealer about the liquid
masking that can be used to pro-
tect glass when painting window
sashes.
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EADS aN Se lof House Can Match.
“i;days are pointing to the advant-|
ving—not a series of) Inferior and Exterior
dwelling, plan your color scheme;
these
ages of
attractive m color schemes—|
but a single color scheme which)
is adaptable with variations to
your entire household—indoors and
outdoors. :
This gives the assurance that a
colors throughout the house are
in harmony, furniture and acces-
sories can be transferred success-
fully from reom to room as your.
whim dictates. Indoor furniture
casion and vice-versa.
If your house has the large glass
areas now in vogue, room vistas
-which are visible from outside]
harmonize with the exterior color
scheme of your house that. frames When planning to paint a new
house or to repaint your present] ”
house will be truly restful. When/
can be carried outdoors on |
or glimpses of curtains
~ May be an
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Iiblocks, usually in one coat. paint on the snteeer trim and shut-
= ;
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Can Have Latex Coat
For masonry surfaces, new ex-
terior latex paints are increasing-
ly popular. In a choice of lovely
colors, ‘ these fast-drying, eastly-
applied finishes _ beautify brick,
cement, concrete, stucco,- cinder
The exterior latex coatifigs are
highly resistant to alkali and have
great.powers of adhesion as do the
a nlorineted rubber-base paints
which are also strengly recom-
‘mended for exterior masonry, as
well as basement walls, floors, and
swimming pools.
the picture windows, At stalter;—
| windows,
blowing in the wind blend with the|~
Ttects have tried their hand at de-
ys
ow.
Oldsters Like
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JUST OFF NORTH PERRY ST.
“PERRY PARK SUBDIVISION
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 5
@ 3 Bedrms. @ Full Basement
® Close to Schools
@ FHA Terms
$300” Down M.A. BENSON CO.,INC. FE 4-2521
with
“GYROSCOPIC-BALANCE” Hunting and Sheet Metal
Contractor
351 N. Paddock FE 5-6973
ijand ceiling of attractive Dougla®’ keep.
- One of the most popular designs |
for the retirement home, reports
H. V. Simpson, executive head of
the West Coast Lumbermen’s As-
sociation, - is the one-floor,
open-area home with lots of win-
dow space and worlds of handy,
compact storage walls.
The open area home, Simpson
said, features exposed beams and
ceilings and combines living room,
dining and kitchen in one very
livable, spacious area. Ordinarily,
the different use areas are sep-
arated by interesting contrived
storage dividers which come up
only about four feet high so there
is no feeling of isolation or con-
finement.
Two bedrooms provide an ex-
tra room for family guests,
Simpson pointed out. For the
grandchildren, built-in beds
which slide out from the wall at
night, but serve as davenports
in daytime, are ideal space
savers.
Older people are set in their
ways, the expert observes, and
‘one thing they insist on is plenty
lof wood in their-homes.. They like
the idea of the exposed beams
fir and they invariably demand
that wall pdneling and all the
TO BUY OR SELL -
REAL ESTATE ‘See
JOHN KINZLER REALTOR & BUILDER
0 W. Huron. FE 4-3525 built-ins and divider sections be
made of well-grained softwoods
like fir or west coast hemlock.
'Wood is warm to their touch, and
friendly, and it: has a. character
and charm which they enjoy.
Either fir or hemlock can -be
finished naturally with clear lac-
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7 quers or varnishes and this helps
Se up. the retirement- home,
hich Simpson says is a must,
cecuaee older people are easily
hurt in dark, unlighted rooms and
jhalls. ,
swipe Baby’s Swabs
fer Tiny Paint Jobs
When a tiny brush is needed to
apply rust retarder to a scratched
car sutface, a disposable cotton
swab will do the job neatly and
efficiently. Few home handymen
keep an array of small, seldom-
used brushes but often a paint
oo task like this demands
Atter rust retarder dries, a
fresh swab dipped in enamel will WALL TREAT — “Herb garden” under glass
is a treat for the eyes all-winter long. It’s a
promise of savory experiences- when seeds that
next summer
disappear with the first frost. Ani-
hitious gardeners are experiment-
ing-with indoor cultivation of herbs
and flowers.
Those of us who aren’t so ‘am-
bitious are apt to uncover a supply
of seeds. which we neéver cee
around to planting last spring
This discovery usually comes when
we tidy up the garden equipment
and is accompanied by the firm
vow we will get them into the,
ground next year.
Meanwhile, however, there's a
harvest to be made from the gaily.
colored packets. You can empty
the seeds in ordinary envelopes,
label and file them and use the
packets for decorative purposes.
Easier to grow. than a full
fledged herb garden is a picture
of one under glass. All you need
to make sucvh a savory por-
trait-is a heavy, colored card-
board packing and a sheet of
plain glass or fairly sturdy trans-
parent plastic,
Choose the cardboard color to
Fire-Protective
Paints Fight
‘Fre Two Ways
Fire-protective pints fight
flames in two ways. First, unlike
many other paints, they are non-
flammable themselves. Second,
when heated, they go through
chemical] changes that have the
effect &f stifling flames.
One type gives off chlorine or hy-
dré-chloric acid gas when heated.
This gas forms a fire-resisting bar-
rier between the flames and the
painted surface.
slows the spread of flames along
the surface; it also acts as an
insulator, keeping fire heat away
from wood underneath the paint:
How do these paints stack up
in purely decorative qualities?
The report says that they are
available in a ‘fair variety” of
colors factory-mixed, and that
they can be mixed with poe
pigments to produce other
shades.
Their flexibility and reairtahce
to chipping are termed good.’ But
they do not compare so well with
other. paints in washabiljty. One
fire paint tested by an independent
laboratory was rated only fair on
_‘|this point (poor in the case of ink
stains). The report says that this
is “pretty close to most standard
neatly apply paint to the narrow,
scratched surface.
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Sunday 10 to 7 There are two types of fire paint.|,
The other type ot protective rs
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packets contained _— flavor:
ful garden goodness,
Assemble Seed Packets
for Wall ‘Herb Garden’
Garden seed packets. no longer Jharmoniz withthe seed packet)
Tome in: on ae
trationns, which are S cosalty print |
ed in green on white, almost any}
color that harmonizes with your|
kitchen scheme can be used.
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Paste the seed packets on the
cardboard in any- design that
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Cover with a pane of giass.or
plastic, and bind edges of your
creation, securely with self-ad-
hesive t
To hang, use an dihesive pic-
ture hanger on.a tiled wall, or use|
metal clamps on frame's edge,
string cord or picture wire taut be-|
tween clamps, and suspend from
nail, screw or special picture
hanger,
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Another suggestion from the Na-|
tional) Garden Bureau for using |
seed packets dresses up ordinary |
kitchen canisters with a lively|
touch. To do this; you cut out the
vegetables -or. flowers from the |
cover and glue them to canister |
surfaces.
Brush over the decals with
clear varnish of shellac. The
same technique can be used to
decorate oe chairs or cab-
inets, |
The almost-real illustrations.
make good mates for kitchen
towels and curtains that are also
printed with vegetable and flowers |
any gardener would be proud |
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eC may “Take a careful look at the
housekeeping in your attic, in the
basement, the garage and in the
closets. Debris has an astonishing
way of accumulating, espe cially
in the summer months when the
youngsters are adept at collecting
vacation mementos.
5. If you're planing to build a
.| family recreation room in either
attic or cellar, Barrett building
materials experts highly recom-
mend fireproof gypsum board or
; | insulating tiles with fire-resistant
paint on walls and ceiling.
In many communities your local
fire prevention bureau will be hap-
Py to arange for a special inspec-
tion of your home by a trained
member.
ee
23 W.-Lewrence St. Von Rat WES ES. seni
“Cheek Blonriter:
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Get Hardwood
1. |maple, Red Maple, the heaviest of| .
proximately four-fifths as much as} 7
Northern maple. Lengths and other} *
turers Association. This is to pers?
suspected flooring against known
hardwoods.
Soft Maple is usually aboufthree-
fourths as heavy as Northern hard
the soft species, will weigh < ap-
measurements, of course, must
ney inspected for cracks, Tissures;y CONVENIENT CUPBOARD — Groping for glassware is not a
oq | Probleriy for this housewife, whose daylighted kitchen cupboard is
hung on a. background of translucent glass block.» The block used
free daylight and reject-excessive solar heat of the summer sun.
neighbor's chimney as well as your | Cooking steam and vapors are harmless to_the maintenance-free.
~ giass~block:—whieh-can—be—cleaned. bymerely_wiping off wither a—[-
damp cloth: For convenience in hanging pots and pans on the
- panel, hooks are embedded in the mortar joints. ~~
It fe always available at your
local lumber and material deal-
y cats nin cot ame eres the Answer is about one-half that of First
Grade. You will like the contrast in
color pattern reflected in the grain
of the wood. Question; Some months ago I
bought a second-hapd jointer for
Putty a Good Friend
ian, fainting, ob woul be lcoming out ax smooth as they use good offices of putty. There is ae a you tel me-veet hese
scarcely a repaint job done with- ;
out first going over the surface to
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smoothing.the edges of boards. It
fine until recently, when
the board edges do not seem to be
Answer: The symptoms you de-
done professionally or, if you have
with a flat oilstone or slip-stone. >| the sharpening process from al-
| most any dealer who sells jointers.
Question: I want to make a
room divider with glass blocks
but am a bit leery about han-
dling mortar or cement. A friend
| tells me there’s a new way to
so?
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metalworking as a hobby recent-
| ly. In reading ever various in-
| structions for projects, I often
* | run across the term “draw fil-
» ing.”” Can you tell me what it |
>| mens? it ‘began. to chatter slightly. Also,
scribe indicate that the cutter
and cracks’ with the Tight texture|*iades of the jointer are in need ‘of putty. Window frames must be|® of sharpening. You can have this
Ean sla ‘ke feperincealong_tis Ue, do {ic a pane AES TE j| You can get a booklet describing
Answer: Ues, it is now possible
to buy a prefabricated system for
*; building interior sections of glass |
» blocks with strips of woods and
: wedges.
3’ answer: Draw filing is the finish (RIB filing which gives a smooth sur-
face to a piece of metal that pre-
viously has been filed roughly. In
a draw filing, it is important that
only a very smooth file be used.
The filing is not.done in the nor—
mal manner, which is by pushing BINo Ned fo: Pay)
for Past Errors -
‘There are many amor a
house simply may not have enough
egg no reasons why it has
to stay that way.
Owners of older houses, says the
Gas Appliance Manufacturers As-
sociation, now usually have a
choice of remedies with which to
correct ‘the shortcomings of the
past, and there is. virtually no
situation in which adequate
answer may not be forthcoming.
* * *
Why the deficiencies? There can
‘be. many possible explanations;
GAMA says. Owners or builders
may have ‘been compelled to keep
heating plant expenditures: to an
matic controls, far les use of fans
_j|and circulator pumps for distri-
puting warm-air or tot w 3
ing up more cracks through
which cold alr could enter.
_ * * *
shortcoming, it probably doesn't.
held now, the gas trade group says. |
Modern furnaces and boilers for)
central heating are matched by |
improved ducts, registers, base-'
boards and radiators for distri-|
buting heat. Controls make it pos-!
sible to assure that remote portions}
the: file.length-wise straight ahead!
or slightly diagonally. Instead; the
each é€nd and pushed and pulled
sideways across the workd. In do-
ing draw filing, an even-pressure|
must be maintained at all times. file is grasped with one hand at! of the house will be adequately |
‘heated, :
Compactness of mosern. gas
equipment, along with écreasing
supplies of the fuel, help provide
particular situation, recessed wall,
FHA Mortgage Helps
For the purchase of an older|
house that needs repairs or reno-|
vation it’s possible to get an FHA-|
insured mortgage loan in an’
amount that will include the neces-:
ek painting and improvements.,
|The FHA commitment will
| hold the blocks together. Is this | based on the value of the house as’
| improved.
‘Hold Walls Together
| Homeowners are finding they |
can hold old walls together with!
wall coverings. Decorative vinyl | construction the finish coats of ce-
Question: 1 began taking up plastic, for example, goes on over | ment will come out smoother if!
jeracks and makes an attractive|the job is done with a plasterer’s
jnew surface. It does double duty/steel finishing trowl instead of @
wy being washable. can find application.
* * *
| Today’s home owner need not be |
restricted in heating because of
lack of chimneys, or chimneys be-|
‘ing poorly. located, GAMA adds.
be Type B vents, designed specifically
nee gas, can be installed eco- |
|nomically. There are gas heaters
vented directly through the wall, |
without the usual ‘vent pipes bry
| chimney: =
When taping joints in drywall!
| wide putty knife.
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But whatever the history. of the,
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GAMA states. Depending on the!
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two-car attached and plastered garage. Paved drive and street.
Fine clos-in west suburban location. One of the be&t huys at
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A peg-board panel near the kitch-
en sink provides an attractive
background for cooking ae
and pots and pans. ‘Before Painting
When new wood is tobe painted,
~~ |a primer fs applied first. Next, all
cracks or nail-head indentions are
filled with spackling material (in-
doors) or putty (outdoors). The fill-
er is carefully smoothed and al-
lowed to dry before brushing.on
the finishing coats.
Before painting over a knot, be
sure to fill any cavities with plas-
tic wood or wood putty and then
apply a sealer to the area to pre-
vent the sap in the knot from
staining the new coating. This seal-
er may be & product mate espe-
cially for the purpose—or shellac.
When you use shellac, remember
that you usually ned alcohol to
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level, in the version without a basement,
shown above. If you choose a basement, you will
have. Foora for a fourth bedroom, recreation
is Notice how clo
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Home Builders
Turn fo Color By JOHN 0. B. WALLACE
AP Newsfeatures
Home mie is taking = ‘tir
for the colorful,
Many architects, are predicting
that: the home of tomorrow will be)
even more colorful then today’s
housing, Colorful exteriors will ’add
to the new pene of the home.
*
Some architects, for example,1
are combitling natural
materials such as hard wood, ce-
ramic tile, and brick to add more
color as well as texture to their
designs.
While these. natural building ma-
terials have been used for thous-;
ands of years — ceramic tile has
ibeen used for nearly 7,000 years—|:
architects are combining them in
the most advanced designs..
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Ceramic tile has long been a
standard building material in
baths and kitchens, but since it
is now available in more than
200 different colors it offers the
architect “unusual opportunities
for colorful modern exteriors,
Scientific research also is finding
better uses for this ancient build-
ing material, One of the recent
advances in cement technology
made by the researchers has re-
duced the time and cast of setting
cerami¢ tile.
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A 1-16-inch of a Thew setting mor-
‘tar has nearly twice the bonding
strength ef a one-inch sétting- bed
of conventional_ cement,
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jtic west with the improvements of
ithe newest home designs. {
Numbered X-26 in the architect-
designed House of The Week se-
ries, it is a modern adaptation
of the cattle ranch dwelling.
It was created, appropriately, by
a western architect.
He borrowed from western lore
for structural lines of the house,
but elsewhere his plan was
steadfastly modern. By Archi-
tect Jerry Gropp of Seattle,
Wash., the design 2 an improve-
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iy POCO SeHH eee ee eeHerthanther |The- sets in the above plan insulate
the bedrooms from the rest of the house.
Colorful Western Ranch
Gets Modern Innovations
Ing room features inelude cove
lighting and hardwood paneling.
The dining room, 12 by 15 feet,
“has a slate floor and can be shut
off from the living room by sliding
shojii screens. An aluminum slid-
ing door opens. from the dining
room onto a rear patio.
THE SLEEPING AREA
There are three large bedrooms
and three baths on the.one level.
basement version: prevides
space for a fourth bedroom and
twe more baths.
f All bedrooms have sliding door ‘wardrobe closets. The master
bedroom has its own private bath
with shower. Baths are arranged
for economical installation =
plumbing.
The family kitchen is 19 feet 6
inches by 20 feet 6‘inches. It has
a beam ceiling, cove lighting and a
fireplace with built-in barbecue
grille. The kitchen proper has an
all-in-one kitchen unit and match-
ing-cabinets. There is ample spate
for informal family dining.
ily kitchen and the garage, can be
entered from an outside entrance
and from the garage, The laundry
center, with washer, dryer and
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ment over many ranch homes
‘for several reasons:
(1)-1t-—~completely ee _the
|slegping and living areas, (2) the
interior abounds in a variety of
decorative details, and (3) the
‘owner has the option of building
‘with or without a. basement.
Full details on this breath-of-the-
west plan, in an _ easy-to-follow
area sy area description, follow:
THE LIVING AREA
The beam-ceiling living room is
1115 feet G inches by 20 feet 6 inches
and has a stone raised-hearth fire-
place. The beams support a wire-
brushed, surfwood ceiling.
The living room hag a view
. both to the rear garden and to
the. front entrance . courtyard.
The latter is shielded from the
street by q stone wall. Other liv- 2 oe oe oe oe oe oe oe oe ee ee ee oe oe oe oe oe oe
tray, is in an alcove off the main
lated soiled clothes.
A rear patio extends hearty
the full width of the house. In the
basement version, there is a low-
er recréation room, 24 by 21 feet
6 inches, with a raised hearth
fireplace. The basement. version.
likewise provides space for a
large work or hobby =r 17 by
29 feet,
The double. garage, with access
to the family kitchen through the
mud room, has numerous storage
shelves and a large storage closet.
There are closets in the mud room,
the entrance foyer and “in each of
the three bedrooms. In thé bed-
room wing, additionally, there
are a linen closet and a large
special closet just outside the mas-
ter bedroom.
The entrance courtyard has a
low, stone wall as a backdrop for
plantings. The plan provides for
construction either with or without
The mud room, between the fam-| ¢.
bedroom hall—handy to acum}
|
serves to be broken in properly to!
assure many years of comfortable |
use.
A new homeowner who under-
stands this will be prepared for the
inevitable cracks in the walls,
downs, .curling asphalt tiles; etc.
They are just some of the things
table builder will correct this sit-
of occupancy. And, ean take
jout a form of insurancé “by having
a clause in the building contract
walks and driveways, sticking win- |
that happen to a house during the! Ff
break-in period. And they should /F
not be a cause for major eoncern.ife- gs
To begin with, if there are any|P
repairs needed due to defective) }
workmanship or materials, & repu- | F
uation during the first few months|
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as Boom Continues
_ » AP Business News Writer.
market roared on to a. series of
ae Ge ee Bh Seaety's Peer.
“The market set alltime peaks on
ly rise.
Volume
Motors did_got throw the market
treet acted ag if
rebounding economy. Wall Street
guessed right.
*«
| The temperament of this week's
tharket was such that the GM
strike brought no nervous selling
but the GM settlement bolstered
overall confidence and spurred
GM to a jump of 1% in heavy
trading on Friday.
Tourists Flock
fo Puerto Rico Climate, Scenery Join
With Modern Facilities
in Historic Island *
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico—(UPT)
—The pleasant trade winds that) - blow across the Antilles are now
whipping up a healthy tide of
tourism for Puerto Rico. .
“Climate, scenery, new facilities
for residence and recreation, stra-
tegie location and a magnificent
| tradition combine to
tion of every reflective visitor to
‘the island. t
| = *£ * *
You scarcely have landed at the
beautiful new International Air-
‘port near San Juan when you be-
-come aware of this great new po-
| You observe the steady con-
| struction -of -new hotels, scenic
| boulevards, trans-bay causeways,
beach clubs and other adjuncts
te a modern “tourist plant.”
- The formerly Spanish city of
‘San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico
lives on in the heart of a modern
metropolitan area that already
exceeds 600,000 population.
The “Old City,” as it is affec-
tionately called, dates back to
1521. . ;
4 CENTURIES
| } more than four cen-
turies this “Old City,’ less than
a mile square, accumulated mag-
‘nificent traditions of bold explor-
‘ers,. buccaneers, brave soldiers,
‘able statesmen and enterprising,
merchants. ;
Another attraction is La Forta-
leza, the government house. The
‘seat of 170 governors in four-cen-
turies, it is the oldest government
house in the Western hemisphere.
ee a ee ae
Construction of La Fortaleza,|
‘also known as The Palace of
‘Santa Catalina, started in 1533.
‘The mansion was burned by the
‘Dutch in 1625, rebuilt in 1640, and
‘sabsequently enlarged. Its two 16th)
‘century towers are ‘said to be the
earliest examples of military
archtfecture in the Americas.
And at Fort Brooke, located
near the ancient environs of the
‘Fortress “San Feélipse dei Morro,”’
you can gaze across the bay where
‘Spain measured its power and
‘glory against many nations until
the American troops arrived in
1898. a :
‘A Word to the Wise
RUFLAND, vt. (UPI) — After
thousands of parking tickets had
gone unpaid for years, authorities
‘threatened to prosecute offenders)
and quickly recéived a total of hands.|that causes the Federal Reserve 2 5 ih mee interest rare
“" 3rd Balloon Test | of Atom Bomb |
‘ions were not ’
“
By SAM DAWSON ___AP Business News Analyst
NEW YORK (AP)—It's costing)
more to borrow all the time.
Fear of inflation is the OCR RAKE (Interest. Rates Soaring
at Record High - eee: Stee following. rather than leading the
— Be
Fear of inflation also seems to
motivate.many ofthe borrowers
who had held back during the re-
hikes in interest rates are ahead.
Théy expect tighter money too—
insofar as Federal Reserve drives
against inflation can offset the! -
boost to-inflation given by Treas-
ury deficit financing. |
“wow o* '- THE PONTIAC PRESS,
to Tower its discount rate in 1957 .jand the first to_raise it in 1958.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1058
Board
Next Sunday
- ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nev. (AP)
—The third balloon shot in the
current U. S. atomic test series
is now scheduled for Sunday, Oct.
day. -_ 2
Estimated yields of the weap-
disclosed.
Sewage Meetings Slated
DETROIT — About 1,500
persons are expected to attend
the annual meeting of the Fed-
eration of Sewage and Industrial
Wastes Assn. here Monday
through Thursday. Pollution of
rivers and streams will be dis- +.
.
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TELL THAT MOOSE-NOSED, OVERSTUFFED KZ
BROTHER OF MINE, WHEN THEY BRING HIM HOME
ON A SHUTTER, THAT I'VE LEFT FOR TEXAS ¢ ee epee wn aw THAT GUSHER
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NOT TO SELL MY STOCK «~ I'M GONNA HANG ON AN’ MAKE A KILLIN’ / TH NEXT TIME L
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WHATS THE MATTER WITH
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By Charles Kuhn
I DON'T HAVE T’ WORRY
ABOUT MY COOKIES BEIN’
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IN FOR HANDOUTS; AN‘...
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ference of Region 7 of the Michi-|
The
conference will be held Monday,,
Oct. 13, at the Masonic Temple, gan Education. Association.
Thieves renaich Purse
lof 2 on Huron-Street-——
Detatied Statement No. 3 | Local Programs
4 ‘Travel Expense -.
§ Use of county Cars:
_Cunic”
& Sey Bapeticn es ant Expenge
’. Teaching . Su) =
Current Liabilities:
New Buildings and Equipment >
. x . . Nouchers Payable ..-see.. se Oeeeceee ; : = Ag $ 2.008.8 peel> < if oo A ae ‘ = : ohana sas aastszersenthee ;
; F Skin Diving Troopers us: i ee ae \. For Twelve Months. mbe Soe ee News in rie [. | eestmens in Yixéd Assets ics;sceyeieee eo 4 hamaz- Se Regents : — stubs oom _ aca ape
o Practice, Discover Safe | Reserte for Contingencies” ...,....++... Sk Reven he ented saotesnaine ; Use of County. ee RRO
. First Presby- ’ : : ~ . =) = ai Tax Rosmne-Det uent * ster b eee meres i Tesching ‘Supplies nena? ape teiebencoesee
teria chine in | Birmingham,| LANSING W—The State Police) ; si 5 el : aia Mussallansens Revenue ceenessereaseasee : = ss Palos : e. urs. 5 ms ~ Total Liab: s and Surplus ..... “\ $ 64,020.61) “state School Aid . ~ : ntally Han oo
vm. to'T pin Pri. Oct. 10, 9 ani.|skin diver squad went through a See ae aa taveunanie i og ef cols Reatnawnet ye
to 6 pm. Snack Bar —- Free practice routine yesterday. ‘ - — be npr OF APPROPRIATION 1957, ~ Intareat_ 6 on Delinquent __ 3,033.80~ _ Gar Allowances sscaplegicseraarsecn eo
Parking. —ady. Bright objects, such as balls, A <3 oS a) eee . ~ N a
‘ppropriation for the Year 1987.......... . : $110,618.00) ; $878,463.29 Use of County Cars ....s-anjrevcseeces
i i Additional A prope ishies from Salary - aera, . ~< = ~ Teaching Supplies ....-::+.¢0secceeadee
eeirch oe sue Seri feb oe Magic: ee si R secaricmaut tor Building Matsenated —— nistretion and Genepal $ 20.558502 . eee : ’ " . or ursement for Building Maintenance = = - ~~ .... | Salaries . ....c.ekee cece aee anietacw as Zz ee ;
d 4th, 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. fey Ace OB ee ceceeicnnse Saswnenation ent & _ 2, 94T.03 Buildings | 4 Grounds Maint. .....<3. 2,184.06 a : : ;
Oct: sedan Ady. | But one of them came up with a rine och for Prior Years Due from i Car — ees Win Ss 813.20 “Total for Specialized Services...... -
‘dull colored object. It was a safe, Other Funds ...... cre 644.52 Eauipment “Maintenance wee estas ste rar = 2) 4;
————— uipment Fu ARIS. os sccscves:s u
N ee ee oa Prls Bat can : ‘apparently dumped by some crook. $120,403.55 Window Cleaning Services eee ‘ 200.00
fonday 2 The safe had been opened and} Receipts:. . : Freight and mxpeess in aegeceeec cess 3.82 Support for
State School Aid sees $ 38,218.92 Utilities | ..... esas ee aes 2,378.13 Visiting Teachers: ithere was no money in it. Police Receipts from Local School Distrigts oes 5,982.71 Insuranee Expense ......:. teccrtegce 122.83 Berkley City rE Reena eeROONCIGR
Lod e Calendar ‘are checking to find out who lost} Miscellaneous. ... .... ..... in ta Naienance Gene Ghee ARSAOnDONAE << ; Dims ingham City Seipnale iestte roses
°9 ° . la safe recently. .‘¢ «r-~ 47,919.90 Teachers Meetings ereeeecrrenerriras eee —cFernda city Schools ssa ee
Annual meeting and electica of Pas, h and Telegraph .........+¢. 968.58 , George ington | ryer ‘ee
officers of Areme Chapter No. 503! Expenditures: om Diet of County ara resents aris) Dek Park City Schools 00st O. E. S. 22 State St. Monday, Oct | ‘Lands Missile Contract General Operation: som s41 92 1, Administrative Supplies ........2s4...- 2,068.13 Pontise Cli, Eee sanieaies
6 i abaries . . eee ee wer cee eee eee ee al 4 Communit Schoo! eovenes
ab 8 p.m. Building & Grounds” Maintenance 2,291.06 eee nas Supplies and Expense ...... 406.15 Reval Oak Schools oe
Annual meeting Pontiac Chapter WASHINGTON (®— The Army Car Allowance oo. ..... 0 .....0..c000s 1 2,546.89 =— = ecueesenee Southfield Township Schools ..........
No. 228 OES Mon. evening Oct. 6, has awarded Chrysler Corp. a ae Diem . adie wifes 4 Wasioenact ieee $ 41,876.85 - are Township rod OEE
at 8 p.m. 18'2 E. Lawrence Edith) ¢) 319,942 contract for construc- Professional Fees ..... coe eener : 91.35 MT ied aoe weed ccaeen 329,650.23 Waterton neon cma
Hi CEU Soe. tion of Jupiter intermediate coe hebighr ter eno ee GED igacost | ae Specialised Servicse—Beq 7 inonae
- | range missiles. The contract, an- uipment Pund Rentals ............. 249.00 | wicaart far Local Peee i.” ia nha: , 5 i * sonhced Friday by Rep. Robert enn m 2s soe eeErS Bo oOCOmeED beers, 285.99 Ruppert for Lacal Programs. peta 431,325.81--—., Teymesky weneuane Gehoolg ........+:- ae
Saturday Review’ Editor ; 2 a Window Cleaning Services . casa _ (220-00 : =e ee Clareneevitie: “ on
yp _ J, Melntosh (R-Mich), is a con- Freight and Express ©... .....++.... 3-72 : Tota) Expenditures ....00.s00-.06 v 934,230.16
Will CEE Educators tinuation of an existing contract. UUMtes . eee eae ee . ; _- rel ace SE eee of , Work w dove me at Ch: g Insurance CSO oe ci ciao 4 Se Excess ot Oye? Exe 36.23 Park Schoo
will_be hrysier’s j_. se Dep ~ —_ b Gata cates Seg ce saieac's $138,233. orl vi ao SerPocseonasc _No -editor-st-“Thesferling Township | plant. | Photostats and Copies : meen 2 i Put > een tnerorcnbes
"Saturday Review’ will be the fea- peomeberbniy es ace Publications Ss Ed iicocaserevee Oak Pat Park rae ea iiesterees urday ew € Teachers Meetings ........... beccoe 1,807.86 Expenditurek for New Buildings and | peace . sh a oAercres
tured .speaker at the 1958 con- Telephone end, Telegraph Sea ae — Detailed Statement No? T nn an Rochester C a Behiools
i ~ 164.5
_$95,00.70
‘Thieves last night snatched ——— | Mentally: Hand! capped bu :
Deteole : s . _|purses containing $232 from two = eee pe one char ar se! His subject will be “The Making women in front of a store at 125 Capital Outing: Equipment $ 619013 129,650.23 “Fesndale i Fae B:noal ee toate =
of Tomorrow.” rt : oe a) ttuson, Work Shop Tools .. : 472.19 é Lad! = Hazed Fark, Schools 30.006. 98 ~
state superintendent of public in . 2 aS oy
: : i a 5,662.92 3,161.57 struction will: also speak on the ee aie tn, hae Park M Detailed Statement No. 2 3154618
subject, “Citizens Look at Their ¥@Y St. and her daughter-in-law, Total Expenditures $126,999.00 ; Expendftures for Specialized“ Services 28,494.98 - "y Barbara McNamara told police 4,468.38 Schools. ; *Appropriation Balance December Visiting Teachers 16,021.08 . that two men grabbed their purses é Bh 1987 oe. eee eens ., $ 41,324.45 Seiare A eens COenho scbacdeespdecouon $ ee field Township : : 2 $903.68
: : and knocked them- ft . . a sya ected aad Oe sees * Walled Lake Consoianted Schools 5,214.39
Burglars Take Advantage then fled = 8:40 pam. Sees <*fransterred te Reserve Memory re eS “ses Waterford Township. Schools 6206.64 urgiars e g ; ~ a Ton Cen Ungercies: — Use of County- oa. 810.88 ; . $124,284.07
To ; OAKLAND COUNTY SPECIAL EDUCATION FUND ; 1957 Subsidy Schools: :
of Tool Sale, Rob Store — O > : Balance Sheet December 31, 1957 : . $ 19,032.02 Avondale Schools: $ 1.6)0:00 22 : — ‘GOP Women to Meet Homebound Teachers: os Berkley City 19,420.89 LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — . . Current Assets: agree tees e@ee sete eeecee $ hese te Birminchem Cty Schools. .... 23n 6
The tool sale at Dooley’s Hard-| LANSING W — Campaign activi- “Commercial Tressuten eee . Membership Dues and. Publications $00 ranges Al a Ss ; 308.08
ware Mart was Bone unsuccess-‘ties and issues will be discussed U. S.-Treasury Notes ....... .. 598,488 00 ta ace an “ jon cares Community Schools 3.
- ful as a= —---at-a4we-day-eonference of -Michi-} ee a rt emer egg covkagetene er} >. Teaching. applies SSeS ae ne Ree eee eee ae arse City pe ie See eee =e qr ee
: “riday Petty Cash © cces sss osecsces cesses . 10 00 = . SS Huren Vallev Schools dooGadbonke 613 : Police Teponed Friday that gan Republican avomen Wednesday Ties Reniveste : .| . ~ ee Madison Public Schools ..........: : 1$52.73 :
thieves broke into thé’ store and ae Thursday at Blaney Park in 1954 Levy ep beya ween eeu $ 44467 . SE CS : sunaisas : City Schools Be Se ¢440:12 ~
i i i ' 6 1955 Levy «2... .0...0.5% piegecoescce. 68,203.15 a s tetas e ees . . Pontiac City Schools ..... seccee 23,652.06
used on-sale tools to open three: (be Wines echo OE) 1986" Levy eee ee. 19,081.00 Car Allowances _ 12,208.00 k Rochester Community Schools .... 37466 15 safes containing $1.600., nounced today. ee ~ Professional Expense . vee i 89.84 Royal Osk City Schools nena Ba 15,122.56 _ : _ $ 25,818.82 Membership Dues, and Publications : 16, a ‘Southfield Township Schools ee oe $.953.36
OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF meee TO FUND Less: Allowance for Uncollected Taxes. 25,818.83 Teachers Meetings .. vee at 18 Troy Township Schoo’ ee 1,194.49
Balance Sheet—December 31, 195 A ; ——_— Use of County Cars . cos 153.64 walled Lake Consolidated “Schools AGO 2,210.38 ASS! : === Teaching Supplies : : 87.16 Waterford Township Schoals - a 13,198.89
Current Assets: o . $467,148 20) : ~ aaa st West Bloomfield Qpabeasne 63.03 Cash—County Treasurer ...... oe sees $ 70.950 82 Fixed Assets | z ul
Due froma other Funds S Administrative Equipment ............ 9.417 | Sight Saving Consultants: see j : 120.4916
Special Education Fund ....5.+.+-... $8 16042 . woe Salaries soe Steet esse bee cee cee te $1 sias4 i County General Fund .......°....05. 34,548.50 Totad Assets ..........5- dosotih® <6 $476. 363,63 | Car Allowances . ou : Total Support for al Programs. 3431. 325.81. . — === Membership Dues and Publications oo Whe I hereby certify this to be a true and awe Financia! Statement of the
= 34,708 92 LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS “Teachers Meetings . a. 169.85 Oakland County Board of Education Pund and tee Oskiand County Special Edu»
Accounts Receivable * Current Liabilities: Use of County Cars a bb a Prd oo _eation Pund for the year ended December 31, 198
Sundry Municipalities 28178 Vouchers Payable ............. . $ 3.81458 Teaching Supplies .. 50.08 | JOHN C. Amy ‘Vice-Chairman
Contracts Payable FI 310,026 83 = Oakland County Board of Auditors
$ 53.941 49 : ; 14.116.74 The fotowing new Special Education facilities were aut! throughout Fixed Asseta $313,835 41 Hearing Consultants: ” the county for the 1958-89 school year: ten h Correct ; three Occu- —
Administrative Equipment $ 7.40633 Surplus: Sal . @ 11,421.48 pational Therapists: one sight-saving room: five Visiting Teachers; sixteen
Workshop Tools .. . 472 70 Unappropriated Surplus $100,266 91 | Car Allowances” . 724.80 rooms for mentally handicapped and two Diagnosticians for the mentally handi-
————— Investment in Fixed Assets 9.41743 Teachers Meetings ........00.-s905% 99 88 cal
&, 979.12} Reserve for Contingencies 53.044 78 Use of County Cars ...........--+. 31 68 The County Office has also smmendes {ta staff to provide better professional Teaching Supplies 22.56 service to the local school districts. A Speech Pa as
Total Assets $ 64.020.61 162,728.2 2) , to provide added service for cases of severe defect. In addition, con- ‘ z 12,300.38 | sultant services are now avatiable to all local school districts opera: programs
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS Total Liabilities and Surplus ...... $476,563 63 Diagnostic: for the aa retarded. In-service training of teachers will be emphasized. ———— Salaries 2 ..15.-..5. $ 18,962.71 Bat. Oct. 4, ‘38. -
Death Notice Thoughtful Service 2-584) rience in CPA office. Janz & Must be experienced in motor car- night 1100 N Woodward Bir-
BRUNDAGE, OCT. 2, 1958, LILLIAN! rier rates. Part time basis. eve- mingham Phone 6-9666 for
A., Marine City (formerly of De- oor ees- ip e nings. No phone calls. Apply 267 appointment troit): age 85, dear mother of Bouth Bird. East, Pontiac ‘ a
Mopieett ant William Beut| FUNERAL HOME WOM Claude and Kenneth Brundage. | Ambulance Serxion_ Fane er Motor PART T
dear sister of Mrs. Myrtie Turner, Funeral Directors 4/'
SPARKS GRIFFIN Sela
Help Wanted Male 6
RATE CLERK Help Wanted Female 7
TYPIST. STATISTICAL. WITH EX-
Mrs. Mary Biles and Mrs. Mattie
Scears; also survived by 20 grand- Cemetery Lots 5
children, 33 great-grandchildren
and six great-great-grandchildren.
Puneral service will be held Mon-
day, Oct. 6, at 1 pm. from Harris
Puneral Kean, Harper and Lake- OAKLAND HILLS MEMORIAL
Cemetery 16 graves. .§400. 1327
Bird, Birmingham inte, Detroit, with | pion’ _ BEAUTIFUL 6 GRAVE LOT. PE
ry Mt Park Cemetery. wit bi
vide. Reas. FE 4-9882_ Harris Be will lie ee state a
Harris Puneral Home, Detroit.
CLOUTIER, OCT. 2, 1958, ARTHUR
E. Harrison, Mich; age. 65; be- WHITE CHAPEL THREE
pares $150, total, Old section.
13-2167 or Lt 1-7150.
loved husband of Mrs. Ellen
Cloutier; dear father of Anna
Maire. Beverly, Harold and Ron-
ald Cloutier, Mrs. Wilma Compau,
Mrs. Verl Phillips, Mrs. Donna
Cainer, Mrs. Betty Riccardi and
Alfred Smith; dear brother of
Mrs. Florence Lyons: also sur-
vived by 25 erenacnilaree and
two great-grandchildren. Funeral
service will be held Monday, Oct
6. at 1:30 from Huntoon neral
Home with Rev. James Luther
oceans Interment in Perry
Mt. Park. Mr. Cloutier will lie in
_state_at sane Funeral Home.
GUNN, OcT. $8, MARIE, 920
Chester St., Birsin ban: age 71;
dear mother of Edward J. Gunn
Jr; dear sister of Howard
Riopelle; also surviveti by two
grandchildren. Funeral service
Toe be h
E. Maple Ave., - Birm nena with
Rev. Arnold Pr. Reakel norniciating!
Interment in Roseland Park. Mrs.
Gunn will lie {fn state at Bell
~Chapel of the William R. Hamii-
ton a aoe ate MA 1958, FREDRICK,
1233 “Mania Said aren ham;
age ved husband Mrs-4
Julia B. Lomas; dear father of
Mrs. Joel Carlson and Mrs. James
L. Carpenter Jr.; —- survived by
E ea Ave., Birmingham,. with
The Pontiac Press
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eee immediately:
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sibility for
than to cance) e ema
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insertion of
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dered valueless throu the
error. en cancellations
are made be sure get
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adjustments will be «iven™
without it. +
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ments containing type sizes
larger than reguiar agate
type is 12 o’clock hoon the
day previous to publication.
Transient veer Ads wer
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the day of publication sftet
the first sertion,
CASH WANT AD RATES
Rev eth Gass officiating. ines 1-Day 3-Days 6-Dare 13324 et SEVEN MILE ROAD
Cremation te Scliow. at. Lo : : ar sie $1.86 $2.76 ETROIT 35, MICH
will le in state at Be apel o 4 2.70 3.06
the Wtlliam R' Hamilton Co., Bir- 2 . hig 3.48 6.04 BEeree MUST HAVE OWN D
ve $7 Ge ites P| cae, small neetiy mace plus com. ; e oe a rite Box . NELEN OCT. 3. 1958, ETHEL, 814 & 2.70 SPs 130 eS hee name, address. Blain: age 59. beloved wife of i 3.18 5. 8.40 phorie- :
Peter Nelen: dear sister of Bertha) 8 360 6.48 9 60 | (UR ILS:
Attkins. Puneral service will be/. ® 4.05 1.29 ©= 10.88 WANTED ELDERLY MAN FOR BOOKKEEPER gato |
held Monday, Oct. 6, at 3 p.m. odd jobs more for home than ~ wrature person — Typing. from Huntoon Puneral Home with wages. Living quarters furn, FE DANCE INSTRUCTOR .... $225 |
Rev. James Luther officiating. = = _ 44228. Receptionist Duties.
Interment in Perry Mt. Par Help Wanted Male 6 > wrp.. 7 MEN TO LEARN HEAT- GENERAL OFFICE $290- Cemetery. Mrs. Nelen will lie in| UVF UU | ing ‘business, Apply 80 N. Pad-| Age. 22-28. Goed ‘phone. voice, state at Huntoon Funerall Home: TI IRECT SALESMEN, | —2°CK. SECRETARY TOURVHAE: OCT. 3, 1068 JOHN ee oe ee coe & Good typing & Shorthand. SEMIANNUAL BONUS
_ Experience helpful
SALESMEN
Men who need work in Pontiac
or the Oakland County area can Salary, For
find a career today with tremen- 8-9693. riday.
voice is necessary, We leasant
will =
semi ey call F
dous opportunities.
LEADS FREE DAILY and light ho WOMAN TO CARE FOR Hellen 7
5-5851 or PE useWwork, live in.
2-0025.
DAILY EARNINGS WOMAN ‘FOR LIGHT HOUSE-
work and care of 3'4 year old
_ child. FE 42721.
MONTHLY BONUS WTD MIDDLEAGED WOMAN OR
couple to share
or arid f woman Oct. to May. home and care
Help Wanted 8 Men presently earning uD to $3800
every 6 months in renewal bonus.
Also these representatives are en- ARE YOU WANTING WORE OR
looking, neping. you don't find it?
a)
jJoying a second month bonus Have opening for man or woman check based on monthly renewals Can make above average wage
from $150—$300 mo, Your daily 150 N. Perry & to 12
earnings depend on your ability
to make calls aod sales on the BRANCH MANAGERS
leads which we supply you daily.
varying from §$25-$75 per sale. All leads which thal. receive are potent) for
bonafide and qualified. These| tate sales people.
leads are mailed in by prospects persons well
who are interested in receiving
pre under ee on
the eavertice: THE FAM eh ame CROSS at kt
‘H
-NO COLLECTIONS Exceptional and very lucrative. op-
sales endeavors,
with tration mal real estate sales
PHON oe
EM Ane fs
2-2400 for personal interview experienced real eé-
or wil train
experienced in other
Associate now
maingaining 2 Detroit
and County offices.
C. SCHUETT AT
‘Mr. Ehrharct at KE;
NO CANVASSING - ELDERLY
sonable rent
but not ne-
cessary if you have a good per- COUPLE FOR CARE-
taker § apartment building. Rea-
apartment. References. Call 8
10 am. 74. : for large 3 room
to
sonality, an automobile and a)
littie ambition to make money.
You may contact the local Dits- in accordanc REGISTERED } Technician Top starting salaries NURSES AND LAB
e with qualifications,
soles Manager for an appointment wis eee Center (Osteopathic)
42401 (Mon. or Tues 2°: aa TF
MR. DAVID BABICH Eaviovment Agencies 6% c/o THE WHITE : CROSS PLAN
year around dea
Robert, 2566 McDonald t.; be-
loved infant son of Paul and| interested ip Sino on vate this.| tlelp Wanted Female 7 MEN- - id LBL OO ~
Benisl efi ecacnouwens ‘ater by Factory represemtaiive, FE 6-95) |. RMB. APT. IN EXCHANGE FOR ELECTRONICS... | SOPEN the Coats Funeral Home, 3141 hildcare. On lake. mpetlenced aa ce. DIO” BIBLE. STUDIES, Di-| housework & childcare On DANCE INSTRUCTOR .... $0PE Sashabaw Rd 70D) on of Becren records’ seeks | White only OR 3-7343., A
i representative in Pontiac are®. LES. EXEC
In Memoriam 2 Born again Christian, for further E00K waktee: CARS od CE College background ~Aged~ 28-40.. ——.
IN_LOVING MEMORY OF CALVIN
Saginaw.
information call Rochester. Part
time permissable. OL 1-1601. © Hester who passed away Oct
Beloved husband. sweet. hap.y
emorieés cling around your
name. ,
True hearts that loved you with
deepest etec Eon whe love you |
A MAN wanted for outside employment
Clean working rioes Hours
death just the 5 unlimited Apply 1064 W. Huron
You left behind ‘a brceed heart, between 10 and 11:30 0
that never did forget you aha BARBER WANTED = WILL
never will, rent Bldg, 8570 Elizabeth Lk Rd. And who always thinks of you and.
tfies to be brave and content
‘IT AIN'T, SELLIN'—JUST SERV-
COOK AND WAITRESS one: VOCATIONAL COUNSELING
Experienceti, 2585 D SERVI
OUR NEW LOCATION
2445 E HURON 4
Our FE 40580600
“OFFICE Mz ANAGER
Reporter For Juvenile court work on oul-
skirts of Pontlac. Must take dic-
ele at 150 words per minute plete charge
Cc bookk
State Bank EVELYN
Woman. aged 30-59 to take com-
hand. $400 per month to
Midwest ne Bide FE 406 Poatisc _ Work Wantéd Male 10) Building Services 12 IZ
COLORED BOY, 18, GOOD WORK-
er Any work. Exc in kitchen.
_FE 5-4438,
CARPENTRY, ADDITIONS, REC.
rooms. Attics, kitchen cab. for-
mica, rer rch enclosures,
_FHA, MA $81. EM 3-4775.
CARPENTRY 30) «6OYRS EXP.
Kitchen cabinets and formic. a
Specialty. Reas OR 3-3284
CARPENTER WORK - OF ALL
kinds, EM 3-0
cav eS SERV REDEC.
orating and painting, dso lawn
work of any kind Reas. Call)
after 6 p.m. FE 4-0234
CABNET MAKER AND CARPEN- ter Kitchens a specialty FE
4-5000
EXP CARPENTER WAN
small jobs Ph FE_8-3124
FAMILY MAN. AGE 26. WANTS
work of any kind also has pickup
truck. OR 43-0491.
HAVE TRUCK pA DO LIGHT
hauling. FE 2-998
IF IN-A MESS — aot BUILD FOR
less — So don't cuss .ca)! us,
for carpentry — Finish afid rough.
__ FE 4-1641_
ing FE 4-6402 “or FE 4-6462. Free
_@stimates
MARRIED MAN W WISHES 3 WORK,
_of any kind. OR _3-1035. MARRIED MAN. 19. WANTS 8 WORK
of any kind, FE 2-8519
eS eD MAN, 31, NEEDS WORK
of any kind FE 38-9597.
PVT JOB IN HOME AS CHAUF-
feur or vard man_ Porter job.
_Elther one okay, FE 25894.
free est ‘ots cleared FE 5-55!
Work Wanted Female 11
1 DAY IRONING SERV., $3 BU.
Ref Pick up & del. FE 5-1471
2 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-
_ing and housecleaning FE 3.7581.
A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES DE-
sire eedingem ee mieching pete or ba-
bysitting 11. F
A-1 IRONINGS, ape DONE,
reas Pick up & del FE 4-2127.
GIRL WANTS BABYSITTING AND
light housework Apply Pontiac
_ Press Box 118
GIRL WANTS DAY: WORK MON-
of office. Must be
eeper & take short-
start.
g, PE 5-0227
day thru Saturday. Own transpor-
tation. FE 5-1506.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, BY
~ aay, own transportation: OR |
™ 3.8821 . i
fe Ss BY DAY OR
; week. FE 5-8619_
| IRONINGS. $250 BUSHEL. 671 71 E.
Mansfield, FE 8-0751.
IRONINGS AND SEWING. bits
sonable. FE 2-2586,
KIND MIDDLEAGED LADY wit
care for children or adults
_Filorence side door >
TREE PRIMMING AND REMOVAL : oe BRICK, paths wose
and fireplaces. MA 5-037 Garden Plowing 16B Televisio+ Service 22 Notices & Personals 2s
CUSTOM PLOW, Soa LIGHT
grading Anywhere Ses
BULLDOZING
_____—CFEC_=5-2853
BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT
* work, Also chimneys. No job too
Besidential and commer-
Guaranteed work Ph. MY
CEMENT WORK Nl hb
sonable rates. FE
CARPENTER WORK ~ HOUSE, GaA-
Tage, or repair. FE 4
CUSTOM HOMES, BY F CensED
Insurance / eT 17A
FOR GOOD INSURANCE CALL DANIELS AGENCY 63. W Huron Fr 3711
Laund#y Service 18
FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV- Pontiac Leundry, FE ice
_ 2-610
LACE CURTAINS, FUAIN ON
Paar Pree estimates Ob fed, Beautifully Baishes, fonts
N BLOCK — CEMENT © BEOe Landscaping 18A
TS| CEMENT !8 OUR SPECIALTY. Floors, basements, EM 3-4879.
CERAMIC TILE FREE ESTIMATES — TERMS
A-1 Ace TREE SERVICE.
moval and ‘on vee our bid.
PE 2-7188.
ATTENTION Lett a LOAD-
Advance Floor Co. OR 3-8701 ing bieck y top soll.
CONCRETE WORK. LICENSED Stevenson Hwy. and ‘Rochester Ba Rd.
and insured. Residential. commer- | INTER-LAKES TR E
cial, Raymond W. Commins. OL Trim. remove. poy er roreSy,
_1-0772 Land clearing Insured MA
DRY WALL TAPING AND FIN-| COMPLETE LAWN BUILDING,
ishing Free éstimates FE §-3463 repair and maintenance Free es-
or FE 4-611. . = be! Dan's ape Serv-
ice, ELECT CONTRACTOR — RESI-
dent.. comm., free est. FE 8-6364.
ELECTRICAL SERVICES.
estimates, Partney Electric,
5-6439.
FREE
FE
ELECTRICIAN, “SPECIALIZING IN
‘electrical repair work. reas. rates,
licensed OR 3-4728__
FREE ESTIMATES ON WIRING,
.for water espe oa es & dry-
ers ied apes unro Elec
_tric Co., 1980 w Huron CUSTOM BULLDOZING. YA D &
grading -Back filling.
@. Terms. 3-3023.
Au auburn.
GUARANTEED ROOF — LL
kinds Est. 1918. enue March: ays
N, Cass.. PE 2-3021, FE 5-7175.
HOUSEMOVING - FULLY
_equipped, FE 4-8450 L. A, Young.
HOME, GARAGE, CABINS. ADDI- tions. iacented builder. FHA
terms
R G_ SNYDER, FLOOR _L ae
sesame and finishing Phone F
PLASTERING & aa REAS.
‘Pat Lee, FE 2-79
ROOF REPAIRS EAVESTROUGHING PE 40444
TRENCHING, EXCAVATING FOR
septic tanks Field tile, Sooogs:
_ Ditches & boat wells, OL
WE BUILD BASEMENTS UNDER
houses. Block & cement work.
__FE 2-3796 & FE 5-0984.
rs 13 Business Services
ACME ASPHALT PAVING. OUR
prices are below that of last
year's. FE 56-1017 for fre'e
estimates. :
A-1 FURNACE CLEANING,
FE 2-5824 LADY WISHES er as $1 HR,
Exp, Ref. FE 2-
MIDDLEAGED a DESIRES
baby sitting—days, eves. or week,
Transportation needed. OR 3-8694.
OR. 3-6(
MIMBOGRAPHING, TYPING, 8EC-
retarial service, EM 3-2842,
PONTIAC BABYSITTERS BUREAU
Lieensed and bonded Drivers 65
cents per hour Adult sitters OR
3-3761 Call early mornings or
late evenings,
WTD. IRONINGS, B BY THE BUSH- EL. BEFORE NOON OR AFTER _5 — EM 3-3014.
WOULD LIKE BABYSITTING JOB in Tel-Hufton area, Fri. & Sat.
hights & Sat. P.M. FE 2-5891.
WIDOW, 53, WISHES HOUSE- keeping for 1 or 2 adults. Be
other kee charge, Write G,
9115. W arkway. Detroit, Min,
Building Services 12
A-1 COMPLETE BUILDING SERV-
ice. Quality work, licensed, Bow-
ker, MA #2253 or FE 56-3608,
A-1 BASEMENTS PUT UNDER-
ni
ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS
repaired.-by factory trained man
at our a tees General Printing &
Office ys 17 W Law-
tence St, Phone FE 3-0135.
We service all makes of wringer
and aes washers. 30. yrs.
in wont
PLIANCE, SERVICE
ROY’ sere 96 0: FE 2-4021
“ASPHALT Se LIABLE
Driveways, parking lots,
Use estimates 24- = service.
§-1206 or FE 5-5623
BuLEDOZING & TR TREE CUTTING. FE 2-9742 or PE 4-187
BLOOMFIELD WALL CEanERe
Wall and windows Reasonable
Free est, No obligation, FE 2-1631
ee REPAIRING, REWEAV-
haa” inding Restretching OL
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-
oe ot fanaa 218 E Pike
1
FURNACES, CLEANE
serviced, C, L. Nelson, } rE st188,
HANSON TV SERVICE |
283 a FE $0231
NEW LAWN BUILT
_ Foes ding Backfield top soil.
TREE REMOVING AND TROT.
Reasonable rates FE 7-80
ay [A~ §-4941
WEED SPRAYING SEED. SOD EVERGREENS, ETC. 93-0624 DU 3-1033 MI 6-1417
aie & Trucking 19
1% TON ose WANTS WORK,
no rubbish, OR 3-3€03
A-1 LIGHT areca & RUBBISH.
_$4 per load. FE eee
A-1 MOVING — U
EXCELLENT AVICE
Reasonable, FE 5-3458-FE 2-2908
AA-1 Reduced Rates
Smith Moving. Large van 6f
pickup. FE 4-4864,
HAULING & RUBBISH NAME
your price Any time, FE 8-0086.
JIM’S esl AND TRUCKING.
_Cheaper, FE 8-3244 ot FE 8-0300.
LIGHT AND HEAVY SSE
“Rubbish. Fill dirt, top soil, grav-
el & front end lending, PE FE 20603.
LIGHT HAULING & MOVING OF
ony —< Real cheap, FE 82404
—O' ‘DELL CARTAGE Local and long distance moving.
Phone PE $6806 £
| icing! Take over your area as better, $4,800 to $5,400 per AT
Gone Dieat de the wren eo el our BERVICE DISTRIBUTOR.| fear, starting rate to ddpend on SALES MANAGER ary keeping retail stores supplied. Na- ability & experience. Excellent Territory of Oakland County
saa ge true we wonder why, tonally advertised 28-year-old line | governmental fringe benefits &| Must have experience in building
that the best are always first to For you 66 2-3 per cent markup.| security. Apply Personne) office, | construction o* modernization aie or samples and niemiy successful Oakland County Office Bldg business, and be aggressive and
I hope to meet you some day, I Ga. NOVO, 1166 Lafayette St., Pontiac, FE 37151, self-sufficient to Handle large
know not when {iwauree, Chicago 22.1 EXP. WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK staff of salesmen. Salary plus
« To clasp your Nand in the better MOMENTS OF DECISION. WHICH and child care, . live i | saci) Midwest pmpicrscot: 406
| land, never to part again path will you take? Married men} salary and Blue Cross. Pontiac State Bank Bidg. F.
Sadlv missed by his wife Eleanor,/ 21 to 40 start with us at $85.76 EXPERIENCED ee So. | —5-0227..
& sons Calvin Jr. & Henry Jay uaranteed with excellent oppor- a = id
_ unity for advaneement. For a icitors, Work in conten of Mek! SECRETARY
| a @| pointment call Puller Brush. FE | Pome. We train you. Product @| 4244 9549 to do typing & light P| 22318 hecessity. Very Promgee oper) shorthand. Will be taught book-
nen Reueee , : ERrERIENCED GIRL a BOO eee cere es werk 2 oymeny ontiac State Ban
| At 10 a.m. todas there Office ing & general. B'ham, area. Live ldg. FE 5-9227. | were replies at the Press : in. City references, MI 6-1887, | -
EXP. GIRL FOR GENERAL Instructions x office im the following housework with good sete $, ae
Manager . boxes: 4 nights, goa
! P Tanpeds Rater SEWORK, EXPER. 3.3154 after or country club, ntige area, ence: eferentes fr
5, 6, 21, 28, 32, 56, 63, ear around position, full char e.| in. Excel. sala: call OL 32-7871.
~ mmediate opening exc, sala Ej PER. FOND OF. CHIL+ Die §-1944 66, 74, 76, 103, 105, 110, aa "aorrom to H.W. Loosen, SOE te AP ET ee _Dle §-1344
115, 118. orrow vane Dearborn, bath $25. MI Private room &
70534 ince,
GREGG SHORTHAND-7 LESSONS
Other business canoe: Call OR
PRIVATE PIANO Ceasons MA-
LESSONS WELL - QUALI- Voice ed teacher with years of experi-
E 4-8458, 3:30
rs,
ath homes. Underpinning and
house-ratsin: ee ou piete line of
_masonry. | Ww. CR OOK
833 sARasoTA AV. ee
AAA Floor Sanding Floor Laying ~— Finishing
Cc, BUD BILLS FE 8-
» A-A TRENCHING ED B LICE. ILDE:
COMPLETE, SCOLDING SERVICE
GARAGES NEW Hi
Cement bet aaa tt
40 YEARS OF EXPE
PE 2-739 OMES
itaraess
Ben teeta xc Nn lta et deren ese en atin Dontnchs y
A-l SAND & FINISH, FE 56-3722.
P Fioo: Footings, Septic Field OR 3-6666
A-l Sy ou REPAIR, ANY mde
type, FE 8-8 n com
ALL KINDS SeaaaNe WORK and reasonable, Jensen. FE 2-2340
ORNAMENTAL A GinEee
onry, small medium or large,
mercial or residential, Repair
new, FE 5.2069.
PLASTERING - NEW OR REP Work anteed”” PID 6-0304 a
ACHINE FI SAWS - D
Manley Leach 10 Bagley St.
TRENCH BACK FILLIN FAST
dependable serv, FE Eves,
Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 | ~
steABY WORK FOR. OOD ME- WwW in a rn -4 HOURS c P ; chanic with tools, Rah bier deal- Maat Bee soar eh have use Pal, Rear_tince 2 : ~~ | et. EM _ 3-4155 of car Call FE 4-5200 9 am. Work Wanted Male __10
‘uneral Directors 4 ALESMEN — WEVE }0T WHA" WHAT — 38 pm —— nem | yOU've been looking for Train-| MIDDLEAGED LADY, MON. THRU | ,. TER 5,
“A HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE” eee ne eee _ting ber 3089 & ‘baby sit- SS wstimaies | OF
ya * tion and group life ins available sss Leh “tO BELL PER- 3-3752_or OR 3-811
NE ~ Demonstrators furnished Now is | REFINED LADY od fer. > a1 ee RL WORK NEW- ERAL HOME the time to start selling new — fond deer feequainted” wjth Repair, FE 4-4210.
- pay Horr fs a) | i eee Maid, Fox appointment, | AVAILABLE $0 WCARPERTER | est growing: eon Bee Tofiy call Mrs, 3 Miter bene covinst Murdock. F pret. Jone] Sson-|oO ins Guyer at SALES EXECUTIVE 7 Ferd
Sah INC, Interview & class train sales repre- | CARP ‘ORK OF ANY FUNERSL HOME | 724 GARLAND Ay AVE. sentatives in your home. Call| kind, reasonable, Cali after 6 p.m.
“Designed for Furerais” ul FE 54-6573, @ ‘til noon ‘ FE 8-439,
brick, block, cement work, house-
E 42200 ‘otitiae Hardwood r Serv,
A&B TRENCHING |
Porn F006 8 avatar lines, field ile.
ANY haere OF GOUSE PLANS custom drawn OL 1-6200 EM
3-493 . AbL
BUILD REPAIR. PLASTERING ladies dresses | specialt .
DRESSMAKING TAILORING AND KINDs OF taity Ke pes
_faising. F siteratiqns Mrs. Bodeil ioe
BARGAIN — — $575 7 Garage, beat od man winter. RESSMAKING, 9 TATLORING au
is pfice ‘or Pontiae resident .
oniv,.Terms, FE 5-9122, , int my home my home. ! wed 8-455.
+ BRICK, BLOCK AND work, Fireplaces and chimneys,
FE 8-6375_
CEMENT
4 TAILORING AND ee
rae for ladies & men.
aE. Strathmore, “Trucks to Rent TRUCKS, TRACTORS
AND EQUIPMENT
i4-ton Pickups 1'%4-ton Stakes
Dump Trucks Semi-Trailers
Pontiaé Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co.
825 8 WOODWARD
coe Daily i lnciuding Sunda
FE 4-0461 4-144 UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED
up free of charge, FE 5-4638,
Painting & Decorating 20
18T CLASS PAINTING AND DEC- orating Cash or terms
» 5-9580 >
i8T CLASS INT -EXT PA AINTING
decorating Reas. OL 1-3141," 2
A PAINTING. PAPER HANG- ing Paper removed, FE 4-6918.
A-1 PAINTING AND PAPERING.
Mason Thompson, FR 48364,
4-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX-
terior {0 percent disc for cash.
‘Guaranteed Free est FE 4-9205,
O/LADY ogra DECORATOR.
Papering & ing, FE 8-0343,
PAPERHA joe ~— PAINTING
planer rep Stephen wevarre, FE
‘Day OR NIGHT TV SERVICE
rE or FE 46-8390
Upholstering f STRAKA
= SY ag A pl gh 23
AUBURN
Slip covers
FE 2
EAKLE' Ly
THOMAS
197_N Perry st
Lost & Found . UPHOLSTERY
~ draperies, Free
CUSTOM _UPHOLSTER- 4 Cooley
x
per papers.
LOST — CHILDRENS PET —
3 mos. ae oma brown | LOST: MANS BLK. BILLFOLD AT
Shamrock eye OS Pike. Return
rE ;
(OST: BLACK WALLET CONTAIN. fim: Reward. ELT. EVERYONE SORRY CICI
needs you Please come home
or phone.
HYPNOTIST CORSULTATION | = red emotional
| A-l BOARDING HOME, By bar
or wk. Licensed FE 5
fies’ ° (Jr size) Reward. FE
WELL DRILLERS 4 IN.
LOST NK BILLFOLD IN
+ _of ‘Miracle Mile.
. Reward. FE 3-
3931. LOST: MALE SIAMESE CAT. Vi 7 — Feapeet apd = —
VIC.
F Srise. return
88, after
Hobbies & Supplies 24A
or *| EMMA'S HOBBY SHOP. ARTIFI- cial flowers, crocheting & aprons.
-FE 2.9005 or FE 2-238.
Scrabb!
Book Store, 15 E.
PLASTIC
Cleo’s Handcraft
tion, 97 Oakiand PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES.
Backenstose
Lawrence 8t.
MATERIALS. NEW
molds, new colors, new low ieee
ft Bhop, loca-
: KNAPE Sl SHOES Fred_ Herman _Notices & Personals 25
“OR _3-1582 -| ANYONE KNOWING ANY INFOR
mation about the accident tha
occurred Thursday, October 25th,
a. os
lease contac
and Perry Pp
pie hatee Webster at REpublic t
6 pm. at Pontiac Trail
t
ony a L oon WOMAN NEED.
r ne risk Gonfidentias. Te The Selv ation
sae
Beet 8130 it i Sais ‘ Seri ig I tie.
_\BEAUTY IS
| vnenay DUTY
Kro)
Wey MAID 8U A. Taylor 56 Gille
DUBLIN
tok As
Lesar. FE 4-9987 Birmingham
PPLIES MRS.
i. FE 3-7293.
COMMUNITY . Pace lifting, face eling, & Swe-
dish | shock i ‘ad- as uate. A is to
win 7 he Slagle y (Across. icons
_MI_ 6-7373.
ENTER |.
for rent. gage, ater
capacity rate ue
CHARLES CHESTER _ AIR CUSHIONED sHORS
DAINTY MAID SUP Menominee PLIES 739 Mrs Wallace FE
FE ENTER’ parle, Saal een heel 5 in, love
"OR 3.8585, iiaea
FAT FOLKs pol pepe has come true Now
ra
0 and 12°
ee ae P. En ER HANG-
Fate - Fiyenai noi’
WALLS CLEANED ER OR_3-7061
Television Service 22
ALL TV SERVICE oe i AN every? mals xe gare or fight
Da: oy ror Nia ee Fviee
GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell
things: you’re fot using
wl through Classified al ~ IN DEBT?
IF SO. >
wT US:
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WE ARE NOTA .
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MICHIGAN CREDIT
ELLORS Rm, 716 Fontise eae Bank Bldg, |'R: lose weight easily &
Imagine tosfng 10 Ibs in
days Lore ugly Ibs >
Give. You 1 Place to Pay ~~ hatred Vic. Boston & | A-] LICENSED HOME. MOTHER'S Telegraph PE "9-023. care OR 73863 Mon x
LOST: 1 PAIR DARK FRAME BABY SITTING pay 128 NIGHT. Loving care. FE
COLORED Day cine FOR GRIL CHIL-
dren. Licensed home. FE ¢-2892.
WANTED: CHILDREN TO. BOARD. Li e. FE 5-0151.
censed hom
Wtd. Household Goods 27
SS GE DRYER,
FURNITURE NEEDED ere a pes tots. Get the
sell tt ped for you Ba & ab Gommunite
Ee ne WTD ANTIQU
ue “lamps. a
uy 2-1521
Wtd. Miscellaneous 28
DISHES, AN-
que jerumore!
AUTO. WATER . HEATER,
tled gas. Maple liv rm. furni-e
ture and twin for cabin.
gee ure Write - Pontiac Press
Bac efi as
WANTED: SET OF BAR BELLS.
FE ene
Wanted to Rent 29
CHRISTIAN COUPLE WITH TWO
girls, ages 6 and 4, desire 2 bed-
= ang serach. of Orchard
an elegra ‘Fura.
unfurn, FE 5-820. il
LANDLORDS
can homes and apts. All areas. Furn, or unfurn.
$143 Cass-E beth Re FE 5-3030
Share Living Quarters 30 >
rcpt WIPE wire
Oe ceretie toa nae a exchange gay fae recta
MA 5.0441 .
Wtd. Contracts, Migs. 32 LOLLIPOP PRR PAPAL PP ri
2 WE NEED ©
LAND CONTRACTS CASH BUY
SSRN PETERS WAITING , BAe
J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor ee E, Walton
UICK, PAIR DEAL
a intr:
LOW DISCOUNT Open 9 to 9— ae va num, 8 to 8 10804 Detroit McLATN "MOR dais tRLTY, 00,
. UNLIMITED
Or seasoned. Lowest pos- sible discount, no obliga- re Son FE 4 4-3844 or
5, ask fo McCullough, ah _ARRO REALTY ‘5143 Cass-Eliz, ss-Eliz, Rd.
CASH — ANAILABLE FOR LAND CON.
0 "OBLGarON E ME CeUTgEs.
Johnson a Telegraph Ra, °°
| A —
Wtd. Children to Board 6
We have over 30 re teow ntal applt-
rs.
IDEAL LOCATION >
Way, {Ro , would, enjoy a nice me
Box 27, Pontiac Press ess eetee:
+For land contracts, new ~
™~ 4 et
a
4 ROOM, see BATH “AND:
lean
ee BLAIR
Fiat 31351
a ene sr ig ciber prope We fy HITE BROS.
you the easb vou cap .recelve
to you an
WE TRADE. WE BUILD
& 6ON REAL
bes] Phone 41557
-- wayer. fin Williams FE
HAVE CASH WILL
_ TRAVEL We Wil travel & we you
ood par Lend
er or a wemisese|_ 4
ED RILEY, Broker fp ere Late re
re sith BEDROOM , SEDROOW WOE. f WEST eon ae tet ood areas
over your property
. sale, In many cases we can get
you cash
equities
W. Huron. FE or
land contracts Clark Real
$4813 Ask for Mr Clark
7 ~NO RED =D TAPE
WHEN YOU LIST
YOUR PROPERTY~
WITH US!
.
Let us untangle your prob-.
ameoth out ‘S. wrink-
5 and eliminate c-
aches of finding able bu =
prope e
best possible price 7 Our staff equi; andle the-
sale of your rty, effi- etently with your per-
oe Sears mn eee. Fs. ways mind, Ph.
PE 45-8165 now and list with
@ leader.
Edw. M. Stout Realtor
TT NM. Saginaw St 6-8165
ar WHEE TATELY.
fad » farms. aa gear
contracts
Paul M. Jones, ‘Real Est,
632_W. Huron
Rent Apts. Furnished 33
i | =
‘and prosipt ac.
ies.
and FURNISHED BASEME
| Las
|CARGE. APT.
es small or large —
‘e also have buyers for
+6402 rE
CAS Ww
end be =e utilities fur-
nisted $13 Seukis Call at 283 N
. BEAUTIFUL 3 3 RM & BATH PV
ent. Car, S368 peted FE 32-2706 or
COMPLETELY FU . LGE
pre. = kitchen with breakiast
bar bedrooms, bath
$15 plus wUlities_ MA S001 FURN Bs
NT APT &
~sprage References required
eriy couple preferred OL 6-2187.
FOR COLORED BASEMENT APT.
Aiso one room furs. Walking dis-
tance of 8! Joseph's Hospital.
Bool} Ua 'GOING SOUTH WILL LEASE Leb
beautiful new lakeside studio
Completely furn. (Modern).
living rm 15’ by 24", with 2 large
Windows and trench doors facing
lake, tile shower, auto. hot water,
es par oun machine. Call
Northshore Dr.
_Lake formas os
CIQHT. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM,
__3308_ Ela Le ne No . children.
N COU-
1035, Oar-
4ND BATH,
clare wide or air-
2 ROOMS- & BATH.
furmshed MY 2-1961.
6. Ne dikes:
15th. $75 per month
LADD’
4840 Rochester Rad.
MUlberry 91511 7
ON N LAKE ELIZABETH, YEAR reund, clean pieasarit, for couple,
no drinkers
{Also unfurnished apt. PE 2-4160
STUDIO APT. FOR LADY. EV-|.
erything furn. 25 Wiliams.
WEST HURON
Lower 3 rooms exclusive apt. FE
2-041 or FE 68-3416.
WATERFORD APTS.
rooms furn., $7 per month.
WHITE BROS.
$666 Dixie Hwy. “
Open Eves ‘til 9; Sun 10 “til 5
Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
1 AND 2 BEDROOM - PARTLY
furn. Lake front apts OR 3-0105.
! BEDROOM aPT. FOR LEASE,
$100 per mo Adults 130 Sem>
nole. BejiAir Manor. FE 4-1559
18ST FLOO!
bath
8-1414,
iz ‘WARM, 3 fi
Basement and garage FE
8
at 18 Mile road |. Cpked
ED cr. APTS. .
with oungstown
sink and cupboards rooms
ath, beat, large lot,
full price $7,750. al ms iss one. Call us
da.
COUNTRY. LIVING ' 2 bedroom home on beautiful
_ shaded lot Bey! lake. You'll en- price tha t = feck u've proud ee a on @ pro!
to q
comnged!
SEVEN ACRES. °
with a § room —
near Ortonville "
replace, liv =e ‘with
Sonn von modeled 30 oot inesedin porch, Knotty Pine breeze-
A
mercial!“ “Hew do you like that! 5 the coe. have gone com:
Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 Rent Houses Unfurn, 36
2 es TERRACE, $75 A MO.
‘OME rr 7y-53 more J Li pd schools oi} heat. 50.E Herpes ee
R \T BEDROOM, MODERN, $00 MO. “Ore ge over Se mene 3 children “allowed, C. Pangus,
Pleins Cal Realtor, NA 7-23815: —. .
— ~- 3 na io?
CLEAN 5 RM. UN N. ear ——a Hits, FE
Ear Use pet ate fat shor 6 pm
en - :
Baby welcome. RM MoD.
a :
Onley ot PE 5-2487.
Adults only
1&2 jefor, imnwedia APARTMENTS
‘ts Lt a ‘govpaY
wo MT
F
TWO 6-RM APTS FOR RENT #1
and 87 Judson Bt. Children al-
_lowed. FE 45067 WEST SIDE. D
Washington Jr. High area — 6
rooms, gas beat $96 mo
3 parce Sy nope? — Wisner oe
Lincoin $55
eels before Bs e252) or afer! ‘.
$-1172
W ATERFORD APTS. roéms unturn. $65 per mo.
WHITE BROS.
Open Eves “10 "tH 8
Rent Houses Furnished 35
BEDROOM. NICELY FURN-
_ished. 1 chid welcome. PE as
i BEDRM_ GAS pltalenS cairn]
piace. util: rm, Oct. 1 to art
Call after 1-39 PE Sue
2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT, NICE-
ly furn. Gas heat. §75 mo, EM
_3-4322. 4275 Keith Rd
7 BEDRM.. WALLED LAKE MOD
_Close wo ei Reas, MA 4-225).
i
7 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, WILL ive 1 year's lease $55 per
mon’ ated near Peuuas Alr-
ae . Large lot, 180
OPEN 9 TO. 8
Corner W Ww re fered . & Me
a SEDESouss ie NOV. 18T.
_35T2_ Wards ‘Point FE 5-6690.
3 HEDROOMS OIL OIL FURNACE,
very nice Good neighborhood,
close to References re-
guired
Lake Orien. MY
3. BEDROOM LAKE FRONT.
furn. 355 & mo. year sround.
Lakeview 65133.
BEDROOM FULLY y EQUIPPED
for winter Child juga, welcome. OR
_34163. ai -
3 RMS AND BATH FURN ~ $50
_per mentn Unien Lk EM jane
7 BEDROOM MODERN
frent, furn ‘til June fst. Ope
_Sun_10 to 6. _3321_Newton Rd 3 BEDRM ; AUTO. OIL HEAT, NR.
_Cecar Island Lk. $80 FE 46240.
3 BEDRM. ®URN. HOME. AUTO-
matic oil furnace, basement, car-
_peting. Garage. $70 EM 3-0558_ 3 ROOMS AND BATH, §30 MONTH.
5286 Tubbs Rd, OR 3-522.
ROOM |
4 PURNISHED HOUSE.
FE, $6513
4 RMS AND BATH FOR CLEAN
couple with children. School bus
at am Park-
way. 9235
4 4 ROOM FURNIFHED HOUSE ON
ioe rere 1823 Portlock Cali
- & 5 RMS xen? HARBOR.
FE 41039.
5 ROOMS. MODERN CONVENE
ences, EM 3-4760
ROOMS, 2 BEDROOMS AND
sleeping porch Living room, din-
ing room, ea, bath recrea-
tion room and iavatory down.
Rent $75 month Phone Lake Or-
fon MY 3-130,
§ RMS WITH FURN. 2 BEDRMS.
Oi) beat, hot water On Elizabeth
Lk. 4030 Mapleleaf Rd. Round
year. $80 Up to Mane 1, $55. FE
8-294, .
5
AVATLABLE OCT, 15TH. 2 BED- White Lake front home.
Call | Holly ME 17,7321.
1 AND 3 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT| ?) 3. RM WUNFORN. (1) 3 ROOM
iat pet OF On en NICE _30 Stout 8t_ FE 48171. perme < = 2 7 BE ROOM, BRICK TERRACE,
git Mr had ia clos€) tied beth, gas beat fence: nyete
a _Full eee $75. FES-90
ent, Washing, close in. re pa one a |? F BM fume 5 WE OR Pal AND = e WE POSE TAT, Eilon! Se] fggus STOWELL. FE iw s «FE BEDRM DE-/? 7 BEDRN GROUND FLOOR: PVT.
luxe, gaa heat, bachelors or on et Opdyke. $50 month
co 2 Gene, garage houses.)
$10, bachel FE 5§-7196 or 2 PARTLY FURN. APTS. oe
FE 3-8756. a taeda aad svbm,“C stop.
PT eap oO CH, alter m3 Can
: furs. Pontiac LX. hse OR D- pa585. bad aS ooo FE 8-2293. 249 = EN BATE
1 BEDRM. KITCHEN ATH &| ROOM LOWER APT. GAS HEAT,
beige PD. FE 1 child welcome 231 8 Jessie.
i Room PVT |3 ROOMS. BATH 'ST FLOOR, ON
nets mas or Pad. 3 os eae a DULTS. Pad- A NO
Ble reread drinkers, Luce FE 5-1625.
Ist Floor=3 875 SBS | gon orn ary, ve val and en- Probe FE 5-5378| trance. Heat and hot far.
2 RMS AND BATH WiTH PVT.| nished., $50, aaa “ent. Child welcome $12 per week ———
eS } CLEAN ROOMS, P1 PVT BATH &
0 "FLOOR, HEAT- ope heat, refrig. & Veda $60
ed, Utilities Furnished, Private Adults “FEO 2-24
Bath & Entrance. 3030 Josi: Rd.|3 “i NR. a NSPORTA-
FURN. ALL UTIL. PVT.| tation. shopping & etc. Savoy " ent, 1 person only, $12. a week. Apts. 444 E. Pike, FE 8-6901, _
FE ease. or 2-5203 3 oe BMS. a BATE. FULL 2 2 TOP aie PT BATHE sement, heat an urnish : & rrp tat utiilties ie neni) _F ze at door, Pvt, =. Pike.
_ Privileges Cs sireat, = = E_5-0281.
pee ) ‘UPPER oe a 2 _ ‘
ST a Ab * e
2 ED AOR telegraph. " focation on euch ot ign
OOMS. WASHING FA- eet or. FE 1172 ¥ CLEAN Ri
: Pan ies. 48 Florence.
ees PRIVATE, UTIL. AND
Ld tle, cri Pontiac High
asatid FE ¢4-
2 OR 3 <coer 1 BLOCK from Sears. ress
2 & 3 ROO PVT, BATHS. 7? BATHS. AP-|?
ply Apt. 5, (9 Clark 5' 19 Clark St. _
Src NG } ROOM 3 for, three “edu 8 PE 41088.
3 LARGE RMS. eErRiG- STOVE,
hot water, heat rate ifs furn.,
$65 per month.
3 ap & mre ie PER MO.
FE
aonse AND BATH. UTILITI
furnianed Adults 114 Gaxiand
4 SoS HOUSE, eRe ha
nished. $50 mo, EM_ 3-4
sate UPPER.
: Bat! TLE ‘West Bide. ta, ie
Edwards, .FE 8-0343, 4 ROOMS & BATH. ae GA;
$60 month. 6990 Anderson:
vie’ Rd 3-8061,
2 RM. AND BATH, GAS HEAT.
nis!
Tak 3: eee BRICK any
m ents, down to neag be Rh soho
a id wire: 22 "fy Aura, thee. ice in rear
PVT, ENT. BATH. TV
: aidwin bus FE 2-6102,
3 iE RMS, A TS 950 MO.
109 Norton, AN & CLOSE
| ee pown TOWN, 12 ~ a3 Ri NTOWN wit
$16 — “ashaatd
off 8a
dry room a Tes, 1A tae clean, diy nt ‘of closet space,
adults 46 Pinegrove.
F) HOOKS & ita “UPPER. PVT. entrance 2.8600. BATH. PRIVATE N is hitte furn. 47 Thorpe
SPRY iia APT. DS beak a) CARL-
FE
« 7 mas FE 97720, 313.8, Paddock. _ TR SOM APT UTTLITE TIES FUR-| 7 feb F Pn ounce FE 4-8179. ._OR
ATTRACTIVE RMS. BATH,
util, furn. ed FE 2-262,
ROOMS AND BATH, GAS HEAT, near Siver. Pe OR. }-4281.
a ess, & BATH. FE 5-3860 or
UO OU es
4 ROOMS PVT, 2 BEDRMS. LGE:
living rm., full bath. Modern kitchen, new electric stove and
refrigerator jJaundry rm.,.all util-
ities ater heat. $20 weekiy, Or |-
975 monthly, MA_5-9821,
4 ROOMS & BATH TH 1 OF 4 “UNITS, 4
>
W. side brick Modern. Ras & hot water furnished
Adults only. FE .
4 RM. MOD EWLY
Cadillac, $65 FE 2-0045,
5 —. {8 AN ATH DOWN, GA-
gh heat Rashace near Gen-
eral Hos: FE 5-6766.
5 an a ee
12 Myra
5 RMB, & B LOWER, bath, eere FE Se cont & BATH. ia FE
it or 2-5788.
5 CLEAN Re By OOMS. MAIN FLOOR, tivate rene, 6 Aj wane © — RENTAL NEEDS SATISFIED
38 M. AL, YR. OLD HOME, $80
_mo
7 AND 5 RM. 4h Benes bee Kd
22 Auburn, wT
3 BED ZDROOME. = aOUEE. 1%
ae . $% mo. Call
after 5 FE 2
3 OR 4 SS OROCA. GARAGE, AU-
tomatic heat, located at 41 Oak-
Call 3-9060 before
§ p.m. and FE 5-4706 after 5 p.m.
3 BEDROOM BRICK, a? BATHS “|n Clarkston, MA 5-1
3} BEDRM RANCH TYPE HOME. $86 a Louis Bow-
685 Alyce Kay. Farming _ ers, phe ay, -
ton, Mich. 64308.
3 ROOM HO OuRE WITH BATH, $60
mo. 10 Buffalo, Clarkston.
} BEDRM. HOME FULL BASE-
ment. close to new Northern High
rd $78 mo. #01 E. Beverly.
$ ROOM HOME ON BUS LINE. inquire 306 § . Paddock
5 RMS 2 BEDRMS. 29 ROSSHIRE iad
MODERN 4 4 ROOMS & & GARAGE. e471 Pontiac
MODER Ty oe Saori PLE PRE- saa tod slaty Or Lk. Rd. Kee-
ROOM H 3057
ineoinview. Auwera He - OA
i cere) SE EM 03 ra
en Se BEDRM. WITH BASE-
"OR, ar schools & store. $75
3-3385;
“|e"home in good Joes Lk M06 Wescomb
MA 56-2208
Pome IE Fae Soot Partly furn. TO
sou.
RENT WITH OPTION jie $73 mo.
7i3 Bis
REMOD:
. rooms, 1
MSB.U.O.
on $9 mo SE, 6
yay” Oll heat, vic.
CK.
SMALL HOME YR Se 2
miles from downtown. Inquire a!
er 5:30, OR 3-6052.
3} BEDROOM BRICK RANCH. 1 = Rid ws of Telegra for Sat aaa 5 — 2 ae
nelg ie & arage. men eye
neighborhood, garage, besement| ofiy, Gee beat unfinished tue, Ref in lease FE 8-384 ear port, carpet, lake ident pee
y BEDROOM MODERN BASE- = Pees sie. mare: 4-5000.
able now. §. Biv. Crooks ‘Rd | VACANT € RM. MODERN HOME |
_FE 54-7211 or GA 71-0251. at Crescent Lake. FE 4-2808.
Jj BEDROOM MODERN. YEA * pound a erent at For Rent Rooms 37
eat. m 3630.
é y BATH. 3235 Ry-| 47 BUS STOP. IN ICE HOME,
. * ROOMS. TOL RY- comfortable room. §-7332.
cron, Keee f A SLEEPING a ae MAN, ‘ ROOM HOUSE. 1 163 MaERY RD.) “pst entr. Light cookie, wi E
——- alte _Huron, 13.
‘oe Pons ‘OF “DOUBLE BUS STOP COOKING” & LAUN-
ern Elizabeth Lx. es, 955| —oF¥. pvt_ent._ 490 W. Huron.
a= FE : CLEAN >jSLEEFING | ROOMS. OMS. BUS
“RMS NEAR AUBURN $36 soe he al * month. P. O. Box 367. Royal Oak. | CLEAN aie FE ba Se
+ + ROOM ater "ONPURNISHED. eee Auburn basement, aa BUS STOP, ENT.,
ott heat 3173 Bessie St., Inquire cookin PvE 4-2847.
+ 11S Seminole, P or call a COMFORTABLE ROOM
FE 45435. [near hospital & high school, FE
@ ROOMS AND BATH, 42900: 8 a.m to 8 p.m
— room. or FE 2-788. | LOVELY ROOM NEAR ‘TEL-HUR-
{ROOM MODERN WITH GARAGE | on Bus at door. Meals if desited.
_ Clean. FE_ 17-0339 aoe man or woman. F
5 ROOM MODERN, HOP8E WITH areas in Drayjon Piains. $75 a PLEASANT ROOM FOR BUSINESS
fa FE 45678. lady FE 44323
on LOOM [ HOUSE. INCLUDING | PLEASANT ROOM FOR GENTLE-
-b 656 Lake Ave. Buckner Sub man, pvt. home. Also garage. FE | Lake Orion FE 17-8035 & MY/|_ 28068. 48 Waldo
23-9611 PLEASANT ROOM FOR GENTLE- men Private home. Kitchen priv-
fleges. Garage. FE 6.
PRIVATE ROOM FOR YOUNG
FE 47883.
aime een oot mall apartment
utilities ‘included, $65.
Reterapees Te mired pheal alll a. c.
Compton . Huron,
* OR 3-7414, OR” 3-6352 Ct Gas heat. Air cooled. Recently man or lady. decorated Lge yard. Children; PRIVATE E ENTRANCE. RUT O.
yeicoms ponies Cali Harry heat and hot water. FE 4-2730.
rwin ROOM FOR LADY. LAUNDRY &
$ RMS. ght tage pict DECORA- kitchen priv. 1266 N Cass Lk.
tions, adults. Lk. Priv Call Sat.) OR 3-2966 before 1 pm. Sun. 5443 Fleet, off Cooley Lk. Rd. ROOM WITH KITCHEN PRIV. IN
§ ROOM UPPER. NEAR BUS. amie Boo home 3 biks. fromm Wood-
Garage $60. FE 5-2487. ward bus. $30 per mo. Mi 4-6761.
6 ROOM MODERN, 3 Eo seals
" good condition, 323 N. Perry 8t., Rooms With Beard 38
6 Room, @ew 2 bedroom, Watkins | GENTLEMEN GOOD FOOD, Lake, Wi Ble $90. clean modern home. FE 2-0318.
PENSIONERS WELCOME. ROOM
_or board, 4-4329
oS REAL NICE, COME
& see, . FE 5-037], 14 Matthews
6 RMS. & BATH. GAS HEAT. close in FE 2-4777
6 ROOMS iS AND BATH.
6 ROOMS & ee NR. TEL-HU-
_-ron, Bus service. FE 56-8257,
@ ROOMS AND BATH. OWNER
- Wishes to retain 1 room. Chil-
dren welcome. ‘FE 4-6606, il May-
_hard Court.
6 ROOMS AND BATH, GAS HEAT,
2-car garage Lake Orion, $75 OR
3-7547 after 6 p.m
6 RM HOUSE NEWLY DEC.
Carpeted. 279 Whittemore.
| ALL MODERN FOUR ROOM TER- race, garage. West side. Availa-
er oe 10. $60 per mo. FE
2
BRICK 6 RMS ,AND GARAGE.
IMMEDIATE OCCT PATION NEW-
ly furn_ Lake front home Sept.—
_June. 3-0507
MODERN 30° TRAILER. $16 WEEK
Parkhurst. Lake Orion. MY 2- 1864
evenings.
MODERN 5 ROOMS WITH’ BASE-
ment, OR 3-0138 after 6 p.m.-
Homes & apartments. furnished? Newly decorated. Near Pontiac ‘urnished ai] areas-& orice Central High. $85. MA 6-6603.
ranges. ARRO RLTY BrsureUL ay ROOMS, Phone.
$143 Case-Riisabetr Rd PE. $3030 _PEs-é93, ee SBOE
BEAUTIFUL FRONT | BUNGALOW — TEL-HURON area, home, near bus. as heat. Adults; ideal Working Couple, srrange- only. October through May 15.| went 1 bedroom. dressing room 45736 or UN 1-4712. = shower, nice kitchen ,dining CA8S ee it < — one aD Oe room, oe Rea
rs Call at Noll
ani one ery Bape osit re showing.
quired. ie one re hes 1 Jack DUPLEX. 8 ROOMS, MODERN.
opens Nepean 0) $50 per month. Call own-
CORY 3 ‘ BED, PORN HOM =. .er, eat and clean eal for couple) FAIRMONT W. ALMOST
with small child. $70 - month |" Alw bedr a) basement, auto.
EM_3-2920 Heat, hot rae 8 ‘oe S., paved
FURNISHED YEAR-AROUND LOG] street. $89 fg vacant cabin on lake, Gas heat, reason- and open, Walk in fond look at it.
ble rent, FE 5-8824 or OR 3-1107 Call TO 89651:
HEATED TWO BEDROOM HOUSE | FOR RENT OR SALE, 3 BED-
Responsible tenants sole Near m, 1% baths; auto hot water,
Drayton. Plains. OR 3-2805 water softener 6151 Ascension,
Clarkston, Shown by appointment.
TR 4-3958
FOR LEASE New 3 bedroom brick Gas
pees fil] basement. Imme-
diate Veen) Tom Bate-
man, 4-0528.
MODERN -7 BEDRM., CHILDREN
$15 a w m fl
east of Commerce. 3355 Fox _ EM
3-4005, MODERN 4 4 ROOMS, FURNISHED, |
rf. around. reasonable. 8990 Pon:
jac Lake
MODERN 2 BEDRM GAS HEAT:
Lake Orion, Call Eves. MY 2-4663
NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME AT
White Lake. Auto. of] heat, Call
Henry Cook, MB 37-73 Aes
NICELY FURN. 2 BEDRM. MOD-
cca home. Nice ‘and clean eee
bus by “door, Lovel “y
£13 monthly’ EM 3.3303 < or M
‘OXBOW LAKE “FRO T, 2 BED-
Call J, A.
Lee
AR
—— aes and Post Office. Reas.
FE 42031.
to May 30th Lease. | VErmont
298.
Lia "ROUND FURN. HOME ON
al adjoining Inke EM 3-3275. FARM Borne! RUNNING WATER.
2975 Davisburg Rd, Davisburg.
FOR LEASE: WEST SIDE. CLOSE
to Webster School. 3 bedroom, den
_ or stm room, full basement, auto-
mate heat and hot water, $100
availa il bl Beene meal "Bud" Nick: . Available now. Call “ iE ich-
* olle, Realtor. PE 1201
FOR
Goodison,
HOUSE $50; OR BUY, $150 DOWN.
Owner. P.O. Box 3538.
LAKEFRONT 1 HOME. 3 BEDRMS
suri ear garage. Full basement. All modern = fur-
nace. OR_ 3-8722
a FRONTAGE” § AMS. Slane spp com din.
575 month te 32 15 R RENT 2 STORY HOUSE IN OL 1-6729.
Very me ished
for.
RENT IT FAST
throug’ Rent Ads! Room,
hoage, apartment, any-
thing — Want Ads give
you ACTION. Dial FE
28181. &
&
« | Convalescent Homes 38A
BANE oe. MEN OR
or ambulatery_pa-
eau saecened Easy rates. Rose
Lane Rest Home, FE 5-4267
PLEASANT HOME ON LAKE
KE FOR
chron] il). er elderly person.
aces
39
Hotel Rooms
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Day or Week
Also room apartments.
refrigeration units
Auburn — 32-9238
Rent Stores 40
NEW STORE BUILDING. 3.000 8Q.
ft- Will split, 1052 West Huron
St., Pontiac. Ideal for drug, fur-
or whet
businesses. top parking. Gas hea}. Reasonable
Hes all owner, 3-4601 after
FOR RENT IN
at 15 8. Ser-
‘atson. 11%, N SMALL STORE
Hacie Theater Bidg. \ inaw. Dawson &
Saginaw. FE 2-5420.
Rent Office Space 41
44 BLOCK FROM SEARS ON
fo and — 2 large rooms, heated.
NEW MODERN 1250 8Q FT’ SUIT-
able for. office or store. Entrance
two streets and bailege parking,
centrally Jocated In the fast grow-
ity of Walled Lake
reise eee
modernisti- ng with ample
off street parking, with offices
ready for occupancy about May
ist, FE 4-6428.
Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 41A
COMPLETING 20744 AND 30x60
attractive suburban stores or of-
fices to lease. me to suit.
Reasonable. EM _3-3022
FOR
LEASE. OFFICE—26x28—main high.
. 3 years old. Loads of
parking. Ask for Mr. Bate-
man or Mr, Kampsen,
Bateman
Kampsen
REALTOR FE 4-0528 371 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun.
For Rent Miscellaneous 42
20x30 GARAGE FOR RENT, OFF
Auburn Ave, 120 Seamers.
ae 2B
‘Oxbow Cake ss take nocd may . Bal, $5,650, EM
eae or ened,
“$500 DOWN 2 bedroom home, ewiimatic gas
heat & bot water Jj‘: tar ga@-
rage, nice lot, Near Auburn & |
Adams Rd. FE 522
NORTH EAST SIDE, LAR 4
room with 1% baths Newly
decorated, "zone. commerciay
lots. 50x165
with morte agg Mg wa sakiow price |
in the Rochester area
6 rm. on Lake — cpa iv
br iG: Bet, ce ‘2. ay
I rm. modern, some repair needed.
Beil or trade
12 rm, ouvalesoent home on West
bout 20 minutes from,
With $6,000 a
P W.
66 W. Huron
ELIZ LAKE ESTATES. 1 BEDRM. _ $5,006. ‘D - 5-6246
Gardens Best cash offer takes.
FE 4-5038. :
DOWN
tet S-e00 attached garage, $20,750.
» BY OWNER SUM™ UMMER COTTAGE.
encoun ix® aay et oe Terms,
SPLIT- LEVEL STARTER HOME
| EM 30482
8 MILES N PONTIAC ATTRAC
-tive shaded, 3 bedrm. with breese-
way to ls car garage. 5 scree
woods & stream $17.500 with
FE 17-6411
3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME, WALL
to wall carpeting. full basement,
4% per cent nterest, ap pba
$10,500 morteage with aoe
In Pontiac, OR 3-3531
BY OWNER .-
8 room house newly decorated
__close_to schools FE 43450
LAKE ORION BEDROOMS.
lot 112x240,
complete
complete
bath up Barn $23.500 cash. MY
3-4261, 4
GOOD HOME IN PONTIAC, SELL
er trade. will take small home
as down paythent. MI 4-3221.
STARTER HOME BY OWNER.
Yoj cam thove in, finish it your-
self. OR 3-2681 or OR 3-1070_°
RENTAL PROPERTY IN BIR-
peal [cael or unfurn. $19 -
aoe 3 ae § Lied AND
bath $4500 cash FE 8-
3 BEDROOM HOME. BY cee
very low dowd payment, terms.
OR” 36069
§ RMsS MODERN GOOD LOCA-
. tion Close in. Small down pay-
ment. PE 5-3578,
LARGE BRICK 5 APTS PLUS
owner $2,500 down 890 Robinwood
416 E. THIRD, ROCHESTER. NR
new sub & shopping center 8
: Boe baths, gas heat, calcina-
pry & summer house tor.
OL 28801, afer $ pm AUBURN HEIGHTS 7 ROOM IN-
come, §800 down or swap equity
for bedroom house in same
achoot district. FE 49715,
NOW FOR SALE Attached heated garage. hot wa-
ter heat, 3 bedrm 2 baths,
cher mo pase windows wal] to
wall ic —s cs Splecte®:
lot 182" Yi well re-
stricted sucdivision Pt consider
a free and clear smal] home as
down payment For further in-
formation call Herbert C. Davis,
FE 5-4311.
T
SYLVAN LAKE
Sam Warwick has new 3 bedrm
brick tri-level High basement,
wooded lot ane eee es $20,-
600 1800 Sher $5060.
FE 2-2105. Opal eanaan)
SEARCHING?
BED-
STOP!-—HERE'S A
L.
PRICE JUST $10,200.
LOOK AT THIS 3 BED-
aROOM HOME IN CITY
FULL BASEMENT — GAS
HEAT-AND ONLY 86.950
THEN CALL
JIM WRIGHT REALTOR
345 OAKLAND AVE FE 53-9441
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 30
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
O'NEIL 3 BEDROOM BRICK 1 floor
Ian bome. Near Watkins
Sake. gee room with pic-
ow, Wall 40, tits win wall
rpeting. Ceramic tile) bath
ely decorated throukhout
Basonent complete] fin-
ished including built. bar.
scaped corner lot. Brick
$15,900 FHA barbecue se
—Or $15. with approxi-
mately 83.400 down to exist-
ing GI mortgage With pay- ments of $83.85 per month
including taxes and insur-
ance -
$550 DOWN is al! youll
need to buy a sharp new
bungalow, Has extra large
bedroom, a 19 ft,
room and a 12 ft
Beautiful pine used in the
cupboards R50. a Formica
countertop ou'll Inve the
pretty colors that have been
used throughout Gleaming
a floors too, We have the
ey.
$1,000 DOWN .— GI resale.
Fine 3-bedrogm brick ranch
home, A-1 oak floors, full
basement, gas heat. On
aved street, You can’t af-
ord mot to see this bar-
gain.
ELIZABETH LAKE privi-
leges go with this large 3
bedroom home. Carpeted
iving room and ein fiving ell,
edgerock Mireplace in liv
rm. Combination~kitchen
utility with lots
cupboards Breezeway and
car garage, Priced at $15,-
G00 with §3,500 down
WASHINGTON -PARK Is the
location of this Gandy 3 bes-
apace for recreation.
price $11,900 with approxi-
mately $1,000 down. Balance
on FHA terms,
.WE HAVE the key and
would appreciate . abowing you this attractive 3-be
room home. Situated on a
ni¢e suburban lot and has
a car garage see for
$10,900 with $2,000 dow
RAY O'NEIL, Hehe
8
pes: water & air furn, $75 mo,
68-0807 ae
after”
MODEL HOME vibe easy fae comm ried, st tiac. Good ioruia:
ER AWFORD AGENCY SEVEN ROOM HOME. .
Wesuity of $1280 in TRADE, MY enced aE hee gen
pearms. MEitchen, © avias a rice and reasonable terms. ake privileges on
lake.”
136 E. PIKE 8T. OPEN EVES.
FE’ 4-9584_- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
get HOMES
FE 86-2200
$300 DOWN ; Modern 2 bedrm.. full a. aoe.
wood floors. Across
for ee, on,
"* PANCUS, Realtor
1919 Le: Ortonville, NA 17-8818
+
J
G =
WATKINS
window! Don’t wait on this, see it
now! Owner moving out of state
DRAYTON PLAINS RA
$r1.900 -— white aluminum .
RANCH with 3 bedrooms,
fireplaces. living room
PLUS separate gioing’ reom
kitchen with dividing bar. FUL
BASEMENT has recreation room
Situated on beautiful 60x154 cor-
ner lot. Now vacant, move right
8ST. MICHAEL'S AREA
costs will move you
cant now. A large carpeted liv-
ing & din is reom, kitchen with
eating spate, 1 bedroom with ‘a
bath downstairs, 2 bedrooms up-
sere with 3 pe. beth, GAS
for only
in office. &
L
HEA 2 car garage
32 $00 full price. Key
Call for appt. now
AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA
$17,950 —
ner lot.
7 rooms & bath downstairs.
3 room @& bath apt. upstairs.
Sealer home has 4 rooms and
bath now rented out. A real
rtunity to make some money. Larger frame home has
als take care of the monthly pay-
ments and upkeep. Call for appt
to see this choice listing today.
HOVTVREAL TY
FE 32-9840 FE 2-0066)
254 § Telegraph Rd
PON-TEL. CENTRE
~ ARRO Pw HY OP ay RES IT?
Pee £3 buy this home for 87 ied |
h §600 down on a land contract
This 4 yr old home has
newiy decorated throughout.
can have immediate possessien
abers are 3 bedrooms, a large
living room. kitchen. with pleniy
of Saar re recated in the
ew I end of
Bot SU *BURB: AN re foe Cod is located on 1's
acres of land, only 7 miles from
downtown Pontiac. There are a
large bedrooms & @ possibility of
a third. The living room is 12x19
& dining room 8xi2', Fuil base-
a os oil furnace & 1% car
“NOTHING DOWN To a qualified GI buyer, owner
wants to build this fall, so fast
action is a necessity. This 4 year
old home has 3 large bedrooms
with double closet space in each.
The beautiful paneled living room
has a ledgerock fireplace, There
is a full basement @ 8&8 2 Car
garage to add to the many —octh-
er features. Located in Drayton
lains & priced at $12,700, Call
now for re
REALTY
TED McCULLOUGH Rr
FE 5-1284 & FE
Open 9 am. to 830 p.m. Paes a
Near Huntoon Lake
2-Bedrm., Full Basem't
Built by reliable local builder
High dry basement, recreation
space, oil furnace, bright cheery
living room, sizable kitchen,
gieaming oak floers, piastered
walls. Well located on 80 foot
lot. $1,500 down or will consider
homé or contract in trade.
Only $750 Down
Move Right In
2 bedroom, full basement home.
oil furnace, full bath, oak floors
Gnd plastered walis. Near schools
& stores. Shaded rear yard. Pay
$60 a month. No red tape. No
mortgage charges.
Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE
4395 Dixie Hwy — OR _3-0701
LAKEFRONT
2 BEDROOM bi-level. Full
Close in Se ee
NEW
basement
mort;
— ae DAILY — OR 3-2907 Buiider OR 3-9641
BLAIE DRAYTON AREA
3 bedroom ranch with carport.
Brick and frame construction. Ex-
tra large lot on paved street.
Close to schools, churches, and
proposed shopping center. $350
down. melaee O phroximacély $78
per month, § per cent interest in-
cluding taxes ape insurance, Im-
mediate possess!
WATE REORD
VILLAGE
wall cal etine in
bedroom. 1%
lot
room for a bin eae and suit-
able space for, offices. or small
business. 1 blot | i schools and
churches $3,000 00 dow
“GEORGE. "BLAIR
REALTOR
4534 Dinie Hwy RM 3-125)
262 8. Telegraph Rd. en 9-9
FE 3-7103 ABO0S 13
2 separate homes on cor-
PLUS |
10
Bay down payments and let rent- abie terms
oa Sn
BY OWNER GT HORT. |
: Act $1.00 down. $8 monthly:
50 DOWN ,NO MORTGAGE pricks frame tri-ievel. i basement eo best, lake
W'S WHITCOMB, REALTOR be are ~
BEDROOM, PRIVILEGES ON Oter Lake, ‘fruit trees, large lot.
Entate, OR a tan ee ae i
3060 8. Commerce Ra, ° MA 4-1518
For The Growing Fathily er Lavender
down,
a bee & GREGG
316 W. F.
Civilians -
$190 Down NO OTHER COSTS
gprs c¢ heat, — water,
it
MANAGEMENT CO.
DAYS .WO $3380, OO
ba! i
large fenced yard, car garage,
ementary, situated close __ close to
&windows. $0,850 with reasonable "=
33046. dn. payment. OR
EN
40 ACRES NEAR HOLLY
Lessies j Ae iG epee ae
. Ho Ww im.
ft. u fron! aon en paved road in a neighbor! inst fine homes
Large 7 room farmhouse out
! for er
month, needing some Oe e
ent], ay aa = ool
im 1
814.950, with per month. Cal!
. Attached breezeway and
heated garage. You will
never see such exterior charm
immaculate neatness. Owner
due to health Unbe-
price of $16.900 Cash
Call for appointment
‘Clarkston REAL ESTATE, ING
aa S Malin, ety Mich.
(Acne vi OM BANE)
ple 5-5821
Open Daily 9 to 9 — Sunday 12 to 5
BY OWNER NEW 3
ranch on 2 lots. Full basement,
oil furnace carpeting
disposal, fenced yard. Lex Owner transferred EM car
cinity BEDROOM
greene
ep TD peerrue SULT Vi
plastered Walls
coeepoe wana nd basew ant on large
ot ‘tid Sn Lake privileges.
ay ONnEnS 2 BEDROOM,
Tpetin
£. "PY pal ifanti NEW
ae Saray kitchen. 77 Newly decorated room wat }
rancher with caeves features. dining room for gree ¥
Full basement with gas furnace| A large iamily kitchen that. is
and fireplace, attached garage, every woman's dream Comple
inum sto and with ledgerock fireplace
170 x 150 foot lot, e to school.| and ¢ rely furnished kitchen :
Low down ment or will take| Automa ¢; Incinerator & 2
our sen = = trade. Can; £aF Eereee Large well Ae i,
Pr 51190 after 5:30 lot. Schoo y¥ door
privileges. si transferred Wit, ¥
DO. YOU. LIKE TREES
AND PRIVACY ? will pose this 6
ern 3 bed-
room ranch home orice ae a
— room sunny kitch-
Loads of - reened
brecsewas. G Owner ?-
SS jin uced to a V-
12 ALHI ST: Levert re lags aor yor a
ful Teduily “ruichen with eatin bach. Pienty of Boros 2
space. thed FULL as a © es . +e basement poe = 7
Lares ope lot. Alum. Seas: ‘ _—- ‘possession. oe a :
storms scree Spea 28D Mire. Elwell in charge. ‘ ’ AWIXOA \ WAODIL, AGE
an rections. >be to “Poitine Lake ] V l g 3 bedroom. Nearly modern, Base- Ra mle RIGHT Hira, left ; ment. pusrece pe yecner lot, nice ¥ , ry =
pecreryy NEAR WATERFORD | Stn *prnt “coe srine ete iy neve redih- seen Logg Aarons able terms
craftsm any home olfered ‘on wauy's market Bey a ‘Snyder r Lavender
ru t for gracious ny last a lifetime! Features 7003 Highland Rd. (M59) large living room. s bedrooms. mrp or MU 4-6417 g room, modern DOWN P ENT 7 WATERFORD. RA Leslee 1 with dining space, laundry room| Near Dublin Pt dh Attractive $2. wee L te < Seine conveniently located off the kitch- rooms & bath Partial base-
3 bedroom ranch. | aries en Gas hot water heating system ment. Large lot Really nice. Only « acre of gro A rea I- indiyjdua!] room control $6050, $75 monthly $60 after the
FICE to move this quickly. Only utilities located in Scncaeas first year FE 4-5303, Broker $13.900—full p aye this lovely teh storage a te. Beau- -
home with livin ate landsca with an ore epee. ell 13x24 with abundance of es a shrubs. NO DOWN
attractive kitchen with picture Fenced rear yard with flower
PAYMENT ve 3 bedroo
smal] down pay-
‘ood Co., OR Agi
Corner Williams Lake "Ra.
After 6, OR 3-7038
Cherokee Hills Brick
Custom built bd 1950 for present
owner, this room ih atocy
pee feclenes
o)
ab "attached Abr Pull
attach x 22 ga-
x 12 enon floor
room Fe fine storage. and
could also serve needs of a
growing family. You'll like the
close-in coun! location of this
See ae Aw eh shrubed
ot = an artic
larily. it's realistic ‘price! ~
Carl W. Bird, Realtor a oe Nationa] Bank Bld
ASSOCIATE | BROKERS INVESTMENT CO. FE 8-9663 | — OPEN DAILY —
i Nebraska Ave.
; + MODEL HOME. 3 bedrooms
t Full basement, heat
Low down ae For
further details, call now!
__443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE <_ THE
BONUS HOUSE
BI- reer
3 bedroom—1'4: hs. gas hea
Choice of bulitins, “isx150 ft, le!
ALSO SEE
The Saratoga 3 bedrooms Full basement, wet
plaster walls, chdice of built-ins,
gas heat, 75x100 ft. lots. Lake
privileges. - Paved streets and
curbing. Private park in sub.
ONLY $440 DOWN
$71 PER MONTH PLUS TAXES, INS. & INT.
Located 1% miles W. of Wood-
ward on Williams Lake Rd.
Cox Realty Inc.
“BR 3: 2755
SPECIAL COLORED GIs
NO MONEY DOWN FOR
MODERN
A
MUM MORTGAGE COSTS.
R. J. TEE, Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE. FE 5-0693
OPEN EVENIN Gg UNTIL 8:30
ee, ; LISTING SERVICE 3 DROOM BRICK RANCH,
wat side, 3 yee o old, carpet and
drapes. fully landscaped, fenced
10" solid concrete
eto Moa aoe or pails
school bus, w down payment,
FE 4-7487, 4
CHEROKEE HILLS. BY OWNER,
moving out of town, must sacri-
fice. less than FHA appraised
value FE 3-7260
8
Bedroom
HOMES
‘$100 DOWN Plus minimum costs.
Moves You In!
SO WHY PAY RENT?
BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS
LOADS OF MODERN FEATURES
WEEKDAYS & SURDAY 1 TO 7
EXCEPT FRIDAY
at Kinney
of Montcalm |MODEL OPEN): Eves. FE 5-1382
R. ss HOM Pull basement. stone seeviere 90
ft fot Sand b iernG. ¥~ beach,” $11.956,
a oa nee CO MEAR RE
ve. ae te poi ase Tter home | $6,450,
OAKLAND. COUNTY oe ALLE
2614 Union Lk
EM 3-4164. EM 42411 lane 6 pm.
LONG LAKE Golf Side Drive overlooking golf
course 7 rm. ranch, carpeted,
Many built-ins. Liberty 9-7500,
H. M. SELDON
Partridge 18 THE ‘BIRD” TO 8EE
AT eA LAKE
Nice Garage With work shoo
i
om cig this” “easy to own”
REALTOR PARTRIDGE
1050 W. HURON
EN “TIL 9
sour LISTING SERVICE
AT BRENDEL LAKE
2 yr. old Coloniaj type hime, at-
tached 2 car garage. attractively
landscaped, has approx. 120 fi.
frontage by 200 ft de eep gentiv
Want ga ebeee right. at $12,500
K w Sunuecne own. Call for ap
PONTIAC LAKE AREA
Your choice of 1 or 10 acres.
3 room ranch, full basement,
~ attached 2 car karage. ° nicely
landscaped A secluded spot for =
country ne Fecea to sell
at $16,000 on terms
SCHUETT, Realty 3-4198
3001 HIGHLAND DRD- al
OWNE tear ER MUST 8 SELL
“STRETCH wou DOL!
GI resale — rOuR DO. a
brick ranch, basement. Low down
Dayment or ropert
cede: Gerry Van eal
FE 5-0779 or OA | 8.1160.
BY OWNER — 3 BEDRM A bath u down Fre AND
3 rms natural fireplace
need yard 2 car garage
Storms and screens, screened
Dorches. in Royal Oak. Lf 44793
BY OWNER FINE FAMILY
home, brick ranch desirable West
Side location. 3 bedrm 2 baths.
large living. and dining area. 2
spare bedrms. Upstairs breeze-
_wWay. 2 car garage FR 2-741
JUDAH
LAKE
ESTATES You'll be surprised af the
size and. beauty of this 3
bedroom ranch home com-
plete in voy defsil On lot
860x125 = HA and VA
MS — Come “out and
check plat and see what
your fiende are buying,
_ Model Open Daily — - $ MILES NORTH OF PONTIAC ON JOSLYN RD.
VA $72 TOTAL DOWN
DLORAH BUILDING CO
RAYTON PL. ANS
eves. OR 3-1708 FE #2763 or EVES. LI 24677
Builder of a Homes
rE 29123 |
*
TWENTY-EIGHT.
For Bale | Houses 43
ardalcont 5 BEDRM BRICK CAN}
come® 2 baths, rec. rm.,
schools,
approved, low down re
eeeere Good Jocation,_ F. 2-8405 FHA|
MIDDLETON
A RENT BEATER—$350 down
—Located 2 miles west of
zectss off Elizabeth Lake
Re. rooms with 5s
water and septic. Immedi-
ate possession.
$450 DOWN—Located on Wat-
kins Lake , > rooms, 2
car garage. On 80 ft. cor-
ner iot.
Leslie R. Middlton
BROKER 188 N. JOHNSON
FE 3-772
Nothing Down Will build starter home en your |
lot Our plans or
asement included
ing. See our model.
Donald. OR 3-2837
BUILD AND SAVE CHOOSE FROM 80 PLANS your
Also
Don Mc- plans
We are a group of builders who,
through combining our volume
bufing and direct to you sales,
can pess on @ very large savings.
“Bylt-n quality guaranteed.”
AV. HH BASS “Bull ders and Broker
or FE B21
BY OWNER ica neighborhood 8-0531
rough
+EEARK-RE:?
[1362 vi Huron “For‘Sale Houses 43 ~~
__For Sale Houses 43 _'1 THE: PONTIAC PRESS,. SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 4 1958
For Sale Houses” 43)
ARK $11950 THREE BEDROO!
Bs, good neighbor-
closet space,
ee
tered walls,
weil designed fi
ace, large; iiving room w
Giting ell, fUll basement, auto-
mitic oil furnace, laundry facili-
ties, May be purchased for about
$1,600 down on F.H.A. Terms.
$13,500 THREE BEDROOM
RANCH. Trade or Sell. Recently
completed, all nicely decorated, modern
th dinin,
oak floors, plastered walis, pe.
bath, all large rooms, livin room
17x12 feet, kitchen x 11%’ with
dining space, full basement oil
automatic furnace $2.050 down HA. or will -accept oom on
present home or equity in trade.
NOTHING DOWN, GI. TERMS.
Modern ? bedroom home all new-
ly decorated. 3 pe. bath, large
living. room, kitchen, dining space
iw kitehen or living room, oil
automatic furnace, 2 corner lots,
ee arden ape ce, good neighborhood
8.950 full price
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE
FROM. Drive out to our office
and look over our poe Os
Parking at door -
OPEN 10 TO 5
TO BUY, TQ SELL, TO TRADE E 4-6492 OR PE 448 13
en 9 to 9 y ESTATE
if NEW FHA TERMS_ 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW—Gas Heat, full basement, work shop,
rugs & drapes aereeee brick
front home nice s! oo & paved
street, near shopping & ety, bus.
GI NOTHING DN. ~°
‘yard, corner lot, 16x20 new
garage. TOTAL $7,500.
J. R. Hiltz Realt
1011 W. Huron FE 56181
~OPEN SUNDAY 2-6 P. M.
Hummingbird Lane
Clarkston Area
and hot water, plastered walls,
oak floors, and Inany other de-
luxe. features. One —heuse listed
for sale and “the other two are
sold but will eee ~ your | MoLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
LAKEFRONT *
LAKEFRONT
NEWEST -& FINEST
Lakefront Development
IN THE AREA
WHY NOT PROVE
IT TO YOURSELF
JAYNO
HEIGHTS: NE MILE EAST
oo. OSILVERL LAKE -RD _
noperty DIR CTIONS ONS: DIXIE
Pay PO. . MEA
TURN RIGHT % 7 MILE ND
LEFT TO PROPERTY. Oe WATCH FOR sIGNe.
a. -
ae ee eo
NICHOLIE} & BARGER co.
TIPLE. LISTING SERVICE din _ Poutiac
Near Telegraph Carpeted. Auto matic heat Full basement.
inum storms and screens Fenced
yard Vacant $11,950 * dot
FHA -OL 11951.
2-FAMILY EASTSIDE. FRIGI-
daire & sagiove Some _ furniture
included. 2-car garage. Large gar
den space. Flowers,
Rose McClarty, Broker FF 2-2562
NORTH SIDE 5 ROOMS & BATH
Sun porch & garage Modern &
clean eeesoosnly priced. 1 8
Merrim
BY Sons UNION TAKE VI-
cinity. 1% yr ald 3 bedroom
ranch large! kitchen, separate
dining room. carport and large
lot. Low down payment to existing
4% per cent > mortge e Call
_between 6 & 8 EM 3-0990.
BY OWNER: wEson or PONTIAC,
lake privileges. 2 bedroom me,
paneled: family room with fite-
Place plastered walls carpeting.
ceramic tiled bath, of] heat full
basement with garage, Will: trade
equity for housetrailer with clear
title. No reasonable offer eeuret
= es over balance at.$80- pe.
BY | OWNER, 3 BEDRM. BUNGA-
low. ioe furnace. Aluminum
storms and streens Fall Tice,.|
$10,650. $65 month. OR 503.
Sale by Owner 3 bedrm ranch style home. Full
basement, all brick,
storms & screens,
jot with Bar-b-que
streets & sidewalks
& sewer FLH A. terms. aluminum
pit
Lane, Milford
We have 4 nearly new 2 &
room homes,
school Will take low down pay-!
ment or take vacant property
trade.
Also new 3 bedroom. full basement, |
not finished Buy at
terms we will furnish
to finish.
oe & SON
OR ” 59-4558 FE
$9,500 Will build 3 bedroom house with
basement on your lot. complete |
with tile bath, hardwoed floors.
and automatic heat. Don McDon-
8 id _OR 3-2837.
“WOLVERINE LAKE
Income Completely furn. Large
3 bedrooms, kitchen, large living
room, all knotty pine paneling
throughout, oil hot water,
2- 7038
has full basement
hot water.
installed 35 fruit trees,
bushes, anchor fenced on approx-
imately ™% acre A
bay $2500 down
per month with income of $50 per
month
MUTART REALTY
2410 8 Commerce
New Home
$8,290 Would you like a new 2
or 3 bedroom ranch home—
near schools amd stores —
very lo wwod npayment—
$67 per month—with quick
possession® Then call FE
galas and ask for Lois Li-
er
DEORAM eee co.
- ONE OF J PONTIAC ES: FINEST
OMES
And business corners
Large living & reception rooms,
4 bedrooms, 3'2 baths 2 sun-
large 2 car garage with
quarters above, 320x330°
corner lot. Imported shrub-
2 fireplaces lots of parking
Priced to sell $25. 600° will
Pp Hail M. Jones, Real Est.
832 W Huron
FE 48550) FE_8-1275
BY OWNER.
New in ‘56—Carpeted living rm
&d 3 bedrms. bath,
; laundry rm. Com-
prise over uae 588 ft. of living
@rea plus @ 10x3 screened porch
Located on a landscaped
110x140 lot, from Pon-
tiac Mant
$12 990 witt
Ments Inciuc
& ins OR 3 ie
£1,000 DOWN 3 bedrms. Hardwood floors
basement pon furnace
Be 5
to NFINT: Dd
Fronting on - ae
$800 down
CUCKLER RE MIO:
236 N SAGINAW
FE 4-409)
$250 Down. NORTH PONTIAC Well located- 2 bedrooms, land-
Scaped lot. gas aime hardwtod |
floors, terms to
JERRY van.
ele
Temnosiead Gly RESALE potential
rooms
servants’
fenced
bery,
$75 pay-
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1 aére of
FOME
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REALTOR
“0774
large corner
Paved
city water
Full price
$15,900 -Can be seen at 709 Squire
bed-!
ood location, near)
your own
material
3-7414|
glassed
in porch itinen closet smal! house
full bath ofl
Both houses are well
berry
MA 4.2391, in| }
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$6500 with!
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Lovely five rooms & bath bunga
low. Living room, diding et], kitch
en two bedrooms & tiled bath |
Hardwood floors. full basement
oil heat, gas water beater. alum
storms & screens & a beautifully
fenced backyard fer the children
Close to Stores schools & bus
Good ner Full
line location
at 4 per month Ee & taxes
42 pe H cent Inter
MICHIGAN AVENUE
Beautiful Cape Cod stvie home
Two spacious bedrooms & 6
ft tiled bath with bullt In van
up 13 x 23 ft. carpeted
room with natural fireplace
peted separate dining rm,
ic@n beauty kitchen’ with
area Cove ceilings.
Walls Full basement with ftre-
place fn recreation room, oi] heat.
gas Water heater, alum
& screens Shower &
basemént ew Ito car
dditional -vecant jot av Amer-!
dining
stoo]
arage
ilable
‘ice Eastside location Full price
$14,506 cash to new mortgage
3-BEDRM.— VACANT
Owner has
bath up. living. room,
. Plastered walls,
floorg. full basement with stool.
gas heat, gas water heater. In-
thided is a 10 {t-- refrigerator.
kitchen cabinets & venitian blinds“
Ciose to Lincoln Jr. High. New
low price of $9.900 with $1,500.
down. We have the key.
$650 DOWN side
price $11,145 with $1.400 down &
ne i
x 12
living |
cary
plasterec
in
just reduced price &
separate.
dining room & remodeled kitchen
hardwood |
storms!
= $250 Down 1'g story expansion home with
basement, select hardwood
i plastered walls,
storms & screens, 60 ft.
scaped lot, on newly paved street,
close to schools & apping. Im-
Mediate occupangy.
JERRY VAN, REALTOR
FE 5-0779 :
wo 2538 £ Templeton Elizabeth Lake Estates
Sell or trade for smaller home.
Ranch home. 2? bedrooms and den,
extra large living room, natural
fireplace wall-to-wall carpeting,
1% baths. ,ȴxtra large kitchen
with brealG@st bar. Large dinin neg
area. Good basement. gas fir
hot water, baseboard heat» Situat-
cc Aco 2 nicely landscaped corner
K iL. Templeton, Realtor’
Fen er
3 s
Phone FE 5-9447 Eve _ - MILLER PERRY PARK — Why pay rent
when $600 wil’
this very attractive and tulty
insulated bungalow. Only 3 years
old — edrooms, 3 piece bath,
large living room. modern kitch-
en, oil furnace and laundry Arey. car alum. storms & screens,
garage -Only $600 down — Ba!
“like rent. -
NORTH SIDE — Very good 6
room family home — 3 Jarge
bedrooms. 16 x 15 living room,
separate dining room,
en Full basement has gas fur-
nace & laundry trays Wel] land
scaped lot is fencea Paved street
near Church schools & store Ful
Price only $8,500 — $1,450 down
Wilham Miller
FE 20263
1075. W. Huron: St
________—Open 1 9-to 9
John K. IRWIN
LAKE ANGELUS
An executive's transfer akes
available this pretentious @state
on exclusive Lake Angelus Ap-
Pati landse 3 acres of beeuti-
ily landscaped grounds. Love-
home 3 bedrooms,
Ai ean 25° living room, fire:
place’ carpets mirrors, 15° din.
ing room paneled den, 11°
Breakfast room, larze kitchen,
dishwasher, incinerator, srcener
etc Boat house with J8 rec-
reation room bar. fireplace,
5 dressing rooms. 42’ steel dock
shuffle court. grille.
y Gesienee the
easant way of life
Rit 6 6-3783 Don Whitfield
SYLVAN SHORES
A beautiful ranch
complete with
full baths. Kitchen Duilt- ins.
x 25 famil¥ room 2 fireplaces.
full basement with’ complete
- rec room 72 tar Deiecnea plas-
tered garage 24 x 30 Call for
information
John K. Irwin &_Sons
teen tea type home
bedrooms, 2
10
Street *
MI_6-3783 jhulon
Dorris & Son
Open
Houses SUNDAY 2-5
A beautiful long low and rambiing
tanch home with fatally room,
attached 22x24 garage, ful] base-
ment, gas heat, oak floors and
lastered for
HA. I,
beat, drive ou
Crescent Lake left to 5880
Tubbs Rd. Lot T1ax190
Also Open this eye appealing,
modern to minute vacant two
bedrm. bungalow, al] rooms larg-
er than average outstanding bath
and kitchen, aluminum storms
and screens,
nice surrounding homes.
Crescent, jeft on Tubbs
Old Lane. $9850 on easy FHA
terms. :
1. SPEC
OME & 3 ACRE ES
Adrective 22x38 bungalow with
spacious abd very cozy rooms
throughout, beautiful massive
ledge stone fireplace. breezeway
and garage smal] barn property
fenced, privileges on Bass Lake.
near Commerce. $11500 — $400
should handle
COLONIAL HO%
OUTSTANDING BUY 814.975
Spacious and gracious 4 bedroom
home with one bedroom own.
_ half bath down. full batl up.
gleaming oak floors. a kitchen
your wife will be wild about,
asement asphalt tiled oi] ‘heat.
dandy lot. privileges on one of
the finest lake front parks in
Michigan. F HA. terms
DORRIS & SON REALTORS
WE TRAD
782 W Huron
INCQME Two Familiy BRICK
trance Gas beat! Very good con-
dition.” Lower fou- room, and
‘bath rents for $2250 per week
Upper .three rooms
rents for $2000 per week ony
$11,750 Near &t Mikes and Bald.
win Schools. Completely furnished |
BLOOMFIELD
AREA. EIGHTY-TWO FT RESIDENCE
and garage on one-nalf acre land-
seared site .n this most desirable
residential location Seven lovely
_ ceramic bath and extra
2 bath SO MANY FINE. FEA-
URES TO SEE! Carpeted ev-
ety room excenting family room
Automatic dishwasher. built tn
oven and range garbage disposal
Intercom system to every room PHONE FE 1557
separate en- move you into:
jarge kitch- |
dandy garder_ spot. |
and bath | |
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17 N. Sa George R-Irwin
FE
BIRMINGHAM. 3. BEDROOM, OIL heat, garage, pire hana
$2,900 down. 6-4009.
G's Nothing Down
EAST SIDE near Auburn.
2 Bedroom home. Living
room, dining
kitchen down:
‘rooms and bath
oi! heat 2 car garage and
smal] garden. -plot. Priced
for quick sale at $8,500.
Just mortgage costs to G.I.
ef approximately $350,
_A BEAUTIFUL big Colonial in the city, Af entrance _
“deads ste =
‘this is the
ing 3 breakfast: nm Upstairs
there are 3 lovely bedrooms,
2 of which hold twin beds.
Basement, regular gas fur-
nace. and auto hot water
heater 2-car garage $13.-
$00 is the reduced price If
you are a Veteran and have
a good job but not too
much ready cash, this may
be -the solution to your hous-
ing problem.
NEAR WILLIAMS LAKE
with privileges This is one
of the most charming large
bungalows we've seen. There
is a 21% ft living room
a fabulous 14 ft. kitch-
en More cupboards than
you would think possible in
a $10,300 house, Oak floors.
plastered walls. Beautiful
@ecaorations. Approximately
$75 per month will include
taxes and insurance.
VERY PRETTY like new 4
room home Pind) living
room 2 bedr of am-
le size. Plastic tile bath.
itchen and dining area
combined. Full basement,
oi] heat Aluminum storms
and screens, Approximately
$400 down a
RAY O SEI
262 S_ Telegraph Rd.
FE 3.7103 Realtor Open 9-9
FE 46995
kos
STOUT'S
Best Buys
Today
BUYNOW
Before prices go up, attrac-
tive 3 bedroom home, all on
one floor, with oak floors,
large living room with ves-
tibule entrance, tile bath,
knotty pine paneled kitchen
dining area, lar
lot with 1'2 car ga-
close to schools and
Only $1,250
A. mortgage rage.
shopping area
down to FH
INCOME
For¢the thrifty person we
have this small family,
located in good rental area.
full basement, gas heat. city
water and s@®er, paved st.
3 rooms and bath for owner
. and 3 rooms and bath up
Only $1.000 down will handle.
AVON TWP.
“Cute and clean 2 bedroom
hone, located east of Au-
burn Hgts with full bath,
new oil furnace, built in cup-
boards, large ‘2 acre _ iot.
Bus service at front door
Only $6.500 tatal price, See
this one
OXFORD
Located in nicer section of
Oxford. we are proud to
offer this lovely bedroom
home only a few years old.
Fusstered walls, cove ceil-
ings, dinette, large kitchen,
ut ky room, gas hedt. Lee
jevel landscaped lot, walk-
ing distance te downtown
area Only $10.500 with .
terms,
TRADE Owner will accept free and
clear small home or sra-
soned land contract. for
choice parcel of business
frontage Suitable for most
any retail out-let. Call for
REDEE information
e
Fdward M. Stout. Real tor
inaw St. Ph. FE 5-8165
en Till 6 P.M
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and patio Push. button . spat
Full sized din.ng room. A truly
outstanding family use kitchen
Roman brick fireplace and piant-
Make it ® mu
home
privileges on Upper Long
juat a short walk away. Original
owners’ first erfering $20.500 with
is a_real buy for the large sensible term
family Five rooms & bath Sonn
hea .. nat & Pee? i. fin is
jahe ttie ul asement, elec.
cheater con] heat, Fun D
:S eeu © Humphries : ae 14 Realtor FE <M
102 E. yron &t, PR #8284 an Telegraph ves.
. FE 5-059 — FE 32-3071 Open MULT: LE LISTING SERVICE ust to see this |
because it aleo offers lake |
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28 Ff Hur
Ope VALUES WILLIAMS LAKE PRIVILEGE
Attractive white ranch on ee
scaped ies 120x220 rooms. bath,
utliity, off heat, §8.200, terms.
ONE ACRE — Inside City near
Central High on Washington St,
2 homes, One has 4 bedrooms,
basement, gas heat. Smaller home
with § rooms Frontage on 2 paved
streets $20,000 terms,
CORNER DIXIE HIGHWAY —
Waterford Village. office & home.
6 rooms afd bath ist floor,’ 2
bedrooms. bath up. Basement, oll
hot water heat Lot 120 by approx.
200: zoned commercial. Imme-
diae possession. $20,000, terms.
WALTON BLYD. — Lot 150x150,
includes 50° corner zoned tdm-
mércial. ‘Ranch .home built in
1955, picture windows in» living
ledgerock fire-
spacious kitchen, 2 bed-
, Rile bath Includes new
electric stove, refrigerator, wash- er and dryer. Basement with
[ey heat, Attached garage.
terms,
OLE HILLS - Bric SEMIN & “stone colonial home built in 1050,
living room with
dining room, wall
wal eting, Sun room over-
lngking andscaped -lot. library.
penser foom, kitchen with built
mn nook 2nd fioor, 3 bedrooma,
child's room. tile bagn Basement,
Ui ue oe rncnes 2 chr garage. ‘spacious ~
fire tase.
Roy Annet, Inc masters alors Bs bed
Ederal 8-0466
n Evenings & Gbanasy 1-4
Ste
SATURDAY 3-6 PM,
SUNDAY 26 P.M.
OPE SUNDAY 25
| 1309 Linville
Watkins Lake
CUTE & COZY dol house.
2 bedrooms, large living
.room, conyentent k tohen. =
heat. oversized lot —
best-of all-ONLY $300 DN.
: terms. .W ob
WEST TO" EASON DRIVE ILE TO LIN- RIGHT
VILLE - FOLLOW SIGNS.
OP NDAY 2-5
2509 25 Sylvan SIRES
Lakefront
We don't like to BRAG but
we can hafdly help it when
we tell you about this ex-
cellent brick lakefront home. ~
Only 2 short blocks to
St Benedicts — City water
and sewer, city bus service
and gas ‘hot water heat.
Hard to believe it has al!
these city advantages and
vet you can walk out of the
large screened in front
porch, across a green slop-
Ing lawn to your boat that
is docked tn front of the
house. Beautiful lake view
from a Thermopane window
wall. Ground [evel recreation
room with natural fireplace.
We have never seen so St
living advantages all in
home. Terms to responsible
buyer Wfll also consider
smaller house in trade, See-
ing is believing, so let's
make a date for Sunday
afternoon, VOORHEIS TO
es sol = TO
PROPE
OPEN SUNDAY
321 First Street
No Waiting
Just” buy . out the “|
small
bun-
galow & the place is yours
Tt has a full basement with
as heat. Priced at the 1
pes ie of $9.950 JOSLYN
FIRST ~ LEFT
SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT . on this 3 bedroom ceniine
ull basement, gas heat,
and hot water Includes pi-
ano washer, softener, wall
to wall carpeting and
drapes. Good west: side lo-
cation. Only-$13.200 on FHA
terms
CRAMPED“for
SPACE Do the kiddies need
Toom to play — to eat — to
sleep? Does mother want a
24 ft. living room with fire-
place and separate dinin
room? Does dad want a ful
basement With gas steam
heat: This well located east
side home fias all this and
more Full price only $9,750
with terms
WEST
SIDE Built in ’41 and
blecks to Donelson & St
Benedict Schools. 3 bed-
rooms, full basement. Alum-
inum siding.” §11.500 with
$500 down on FHA terms.
BETTER BE FIRST.
PAMPER
YOUR PURSE. No punches Tpulied in this
price slash from $8,450 to
$6800 — owner needs quick
cash and will sacrifice his
equity for approximately
$1,800 for this cu
. 2-bedroom
win. $47 per month along
with the purse- -pleasing price just 3
offer, No reason for shop-
ping — it's vacant — we
have the key! |
RUSTIC ”
Here's a split Ing cabin
built with a draftman’s eve
for detail and a home own-
er's love for,comfo Lo-
cated on a latge landscaped
lot, just *% block from Ejliz-
abeth Lake, it's equihed
Bendix
duo-matic. furnace
ant a ledgerock fireplace.
cae rage and breezeway s
arte You can own this
beauty ‘ion only $10,950.
GUILTY | J+! We gladly admit we are
GUILTY of offering — this
beautiful 2 bedroom ranch- r
also bi le plesterad walls,
oak floors, aluminum storms
and screens, J-car garage,
many’ other
tures. ree onl
is ay be the one for
Which "you' ve been looking.
4 he athe LAND CONTRACTS
K FOR TOM: Pt MG A ots
Bateman |
Kamipsen| z REALTORS FE 4-0528
377 8. Telegraph Eves, & Sun.
© Sp) ‘ ‘ Se © } ip more,
O26 hs mt Ree TA Re ae Tee OR SS
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“I'm Sy about what — to the roast, Mother, but
when I invited Freddie to dinner I had no idea he hadn't had | 326,500
afty lunch!” <—— -
For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43
- BRAND NEW. | COMPLETELY
=| oom edere. Lares fe na 0 gece
OPEN Me spore range. Must be seen
SUNDAY 107 pevment. iam. Benderett, ba
“DAILY 2-7... ~ eae oe Auburn Heights sae a THE 3 a ae MODELS_AT. EX.
WOODS WITH A MINTED
OUT. FULL BASEMENT, ATTACHED 2° CAR_GA- AGE E HOMES CAN BE DUPLICATED OR WILL BUILD FROM YOUR PLANS ON A LAKE. FRONT OR E PRIVI- ED L F YOUR CHOICE W A
ETH
EN SIGNS AT PLEASANT
LAKE.
JIM WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
1483, BALDWIN FE 40547 4 BEDROOMS,
heat Located
E_ of 2 owe
at 577 Lowell, St
Joslyn, §-2443. aa § : enews rooms & soe Util-
; “downs or 87; —_ down. FE 68-2467
Gas
7 ROOM HOUSE NEAR DOWN-
Fine for rooming or board- town
tng or dpher couple, Nice gar-
den spot.
terms alas!
houses, FE 4-1156.
OPE SUNDAY 2-5
2851 FRANKLIN ROAD -Lovely 6 room brick and
frame ranch home ip Hick-
ory Knolls subdivision. 3 bed
rooms, family room large
living room with firepisce.
kitchen =e ay t-ins. 2 ca
. attached g: arce land. ;
scaped jot *prinkler system ~-
in front lawn
D
FRANKLIN .RD.. SOUTH
ON FRA KLIN TO SIGNS.
LAKE FRONT
Owner wiil
portion of his equity
new nearly completed room
bungalow on: pesenful: Susin
Lake. OD] heat 142 baths,
large, Hee Full pee only $13,-
000 w: th $2.500 ¢
Evenings after 6 call
or FE 2-3381
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE 4-2533 sacrifice a large
a this
FE 5-2935
Established in 1916
EAST SIDE INCOME—Here is ®
od home for a rooming house
apts. 13 rooms 2 baths, full
smt| Immediate possession, $9.-
750 with only $2,000 down.
NEAR 8T. FREDS—12 rms and
4 baths Ideal for 4 family in-
showing income of
$270 per mo. Full bsmt. gas
heat. Ideal fer large family plus
rental. Cali for details
ATTRACTIVE — Northside home
al! on one floor. Drapes ard car-
pet in living room. 2 bedrms.,
tiled bath oi] heat nicely lJand-
scaped, 1l'2 car garage Now at
$11,500, terms
Floyd Kent fine. ‘Realtor: 2200 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph
FE -— Open Ever.
AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING
OlsNOTHING 1 DOWN
2 bedroom with separate
dining room. Full peseiment
with roll FA heat. Ca
. Michael's Schools.
Total price only $9,500.
GI—NOTHING DOWN:
2 bedroom bungalow Part
basement, Lot 210x400 with
small barn.e Raspberries,
grapes and apple trees,
$500 moves you in.
NEAR CITY HOSPITAL 4 3 bedroom with large liv-
ing room and fireplace. Gas
heat. Only .$1.500 down.
owe RANCHER
3 bedrooms with full base-
ment gas FA heat Built
in "55 t $4x125, Priced at
#5. 850 on FHA term
N WATKINS LAKEFRONT
Tm. expansion
ot water heat.
Includés boat dock and float
Shown by eppcinieeyt Qniy,
SCHRAM ~
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REALTOR _ FE 5-9471 |. 942 JOSLYN, COR, MANSFIELD OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
OPEN SUNDAY
Large 4-Bedroom one sq.
exce ptionalty larg
ms teoms,
iving room,
ft. kitchen, and a
ae room. 2 fa
tures
oven,
ore ate | Bi
ia ile n . Taitecrbell Ra * Waten ee id sign.
Shas Dixie Hwy./ OR 3-129 Lapeer Ra, s! * FE, 5-0202 500. yer reasonable |
3 family apt. OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE:
"Here is your oppostunity to own
our own home and it will pay
or itself.
This two family. ‘five rooms down
and five rooms up. e extra
apartment wil] make your month-
ly Leino What more could
_you as
CALL OUR OFFICE FOR
INFORMATION
7 7 a
ATTENTION G.I's
‘Modern home within et oe
tance of St. Fred's Has living
room, dining room breakfast rm
and kitchen on the first floor.
three bedrooms and bath on the
second floor. Steam heat newly
plastered walls and a one-car ga-
OPPOSITE
L.. district, and close
REAL ESTATE
FE_4-4526 rege. Maceent contives: CHAPMAN STREET 6 room & $11,000 . bath. es heat basement
Nothing Down To Gls “9050 fo eat, garage too, Only,
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY FOR R.D. Riley, E eee YOUR CONVENIENCE, 1-5 PM | - $09 Elizabeth Lk
FE nist PE 44021
WM. A. A NEW 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. auto heat A real bargain. $8,900.
Also roan at $10,500. Bal.
at $65 per Pine location.
New renee type. with {seteey ae
REALTOR room in asem sv
3101 W_ Huron rE ¢350|. R. W. MATHESON
Sees Sreeeer St Real Estate * FE ¢1156
SUN. 2-5
NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH. Full
pecoment ——— wetkins
pave Rd., rene el 1860 Or
“OPEN SUN.
New 3 bedroom 2-5 lar
. kitchen with dining space, ti ca
bath, basement with recreation
area, aluminum siding ltge lot.
ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD
PONTIAC COUNTRY
CLUB ON DOREMUS.
HOUSE TOO SMALL?
We bave a 5 bedroom home fn
the Washington-Webster School
to Tel-Huron
shop ta center 114 baths, base-
hers re trees. nice location,
©
EXCEPTIONAL BRICK
LAKE FRONT
Owner retiring. Your chance to
ozs a oa built ranch lake
ront home. Living room hag nat-
fey fireplace. wall-to-wall carpet.
ing, family dining room, carpe
closets galore. hot water poeg 2
eo ARs beautiful landscaped
ft. with s oat sys.
tome T GALL FOR AP MENT.
Saath
Wideman ine EVES
412 W. HURON |
ft. of living area with
bed
670 W. Huron Bt
Or Ph, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
OPEN.
HOUSES Model’ Home Sale Just a few 3 and 4 bedroom |
_brick ranch homes that have
been used as models now
on sale at greatly reduced
prices. May need some clean-
ing and decorating. Each. have
family room or basement and
each have 2 baths and - car
attathed earage! ts SelM ee
-DAY 1 to 7. DR ‘UT
ONE BLOCK AND
SOUTH EROM
AND SQUARE LAKE ROADS.
ee Lake Front
Sun. 1 to 7. 4765 M
rive. If you have been
looking for a first class lake-
front home then this may be
a
with
vooded park-
220. 2 car garage.
_ Best sand beach. To include
carpeting, draperies and extras.
Truly a real value at $20,500,
reasonable terms. . FE 2-1030.
front if you should prefer
build, .
166 Oneida Road |
OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 5. This |:
a choice all
Seminole Hills,
eted livin
eet, in —— ver =
room 1 baths
High, light basement re nee
tion. To include Lewd s —
draperies and extras
vet green fawn and shade.”
Sylvan Lake OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 5. On bay
inlet and — view of lak
5 extra large rooms and a,
nieels OR Hed Dae rag
| code |
FULL}
oe ing. $8,450 on your jo
Tile bath, t lot,- with }
Fire aer Oe e And bar. | >
becu fin * pees i,
wit “iow down Be per es} Se BUILD \
Gromer -_* _ from-or will build our plans. “Financing av : i us on
JAMES K K BLVD —w ~ Where else for| aur needs.
trad. 1 North Hull Subdi-
your home irae, fan you find | Vinton. 3 pect Cay fur- dition, natural ace, full di-{|. Dace. . $10,506,
ied “coer ots scar prick LATE ~% Ex- ec a *
een ee So ‘ furnace. <4 floors. ¥.}. yiven Lake ¢ privile es. blinds, ge y ibe eg drive. |
Ells beth Lake Rd. Lew down 5
FE 418 Rin . Fe 4m Side. SS
ROCHES cx :
vanges ae ite ris te S”Rochesier siee "own wr plus -
- $16,265. Libe _ Only A. plese aoa LU Tile bath with’ shower jeg kite Roger B: Henrys. Inc. lots of cupboards
$11 Main 8t.
eu e111
taistrant Gass’ koneb Stra. Living
garage,
3 “BEDROOM BRICK Sylvan Lake privileges, Blacktop
street. This bome is 3 years =
condition in-
le & ott oer pe
Large living reo: Per $16,-
950 ay BED agi ttletell.
4 BEDROOMS Ww atkins-Pontise Estates.
7 jot Pull
r
arrange
EARL. "n. JAMES. REAL EST
EM 3-6311 pen Bes room with
$11,900
rs.
suitable
ESTATE
8081 Commerce Rd.
FOR COLORED $750 DOWN-—Very large 6
place Full basement & of] heat. room
home on Southeast side with fire-
WATKINS HILLS On Saybrook Dr. face | brick
ranch home, almost new, bed-
room, 14 ceramic tiled , for-
pares winding iareut & sidewalks.
_§iT 600 OR 3-6015.
“Open Sunday Z2TO5 390 Oakland Ave. corner of Ade-
’ jaide, zoned commercial]. Largé
8 rooms. basement, oi] fusnace
Terms arranged or will discount
“PONTIAC REALTY 137 Baldwin
AAA 3 “bedrin .,
By swne tile bath,
full aie recreation rm. wind
rage. fenced yard. drapes, kite
en range, near “uk
transferred.
336.
Full Price $9950 FE_5-8275
Wood-
MI
Partridge IS THE ‘BIRD” TO SEE
Forty Five Dollars
t
ba * Middie Straits Lake. Full price
only §$6,600—easy terms.
REALTOR PARTRIDGE 1050 ¥. HURON FE 43581 OPEN ‘TIL 9
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
OPEN SUNDAY 2 10 5 PM.
Hammond Lakefront
Owner Florida bound, offers this
brick
car attached ga- gorgeous 6 room modern,
home with 2
tage, living a room, car-
eted, 3 spatious bedrooms, 2
Frecieces! tiled baths, mahog-
any pezess rec. room with love-
ly. ¥ of the lake. Gas heat,.
priced below .market value . at
$44,750, terms.
% Middl belt Viger athe soul
left aaron Lake
WILLIS M. BREWER
PERSONALITY
HOUSE. ar the to\the needs and comfort
f the small family who demand
he very hes! construction Hvability and privacy A 24 x 33 2 bedroom tet hoes with val
basement, of] hea
Wg cabinets and aluminum ni
details: We have models fr your
inspection.
PONTIAC LAKE
Don’t Wait
Here’s @ real buy zoe cannot af-
ford to miss, A year around lake-
front home, with 90 feet of lake
Shade trees and’
beach Only $0,800 with reason-
able terms.
ise G Wood Co. OFFI OPEN 9 TO 8
Corner Wiliame Tanar Rd. 4 M59
OR 3-1235
ed Weds You hn bs tide can buy & enjoy AH cute modern papery
with 2 bedrooms, built in
breezeway 2
$3004 improvements, Required only
Ge plus mortgage costs
SPicheer Highlands cae son. .) nice corner lot, » ofits
e he ms modern ea)
bedrooms, tiled bath, =
lar e kitchen, fulP basement, ¢ heat, 2 car garage,.Cyclone tented
yard, shown by itmen'
Ranch Home aba aeickt modern ranch
wit atmosphere
including 5 level areas, | far
black-tép Foad.
Built only if) years, vestibule en-
ining “rome Inree bedresarg, aioe aren nce in ba basement, attached
Wit. LIS M. BREWER F.R SA OR.
a0. N, T fae 1st
Eves, FE. =u"
1 A
* * - car garage, all4 red J. C HAYDEN, Realtor |
te Eves: ee
KENILWORTH 694 *'$195 DOWN Or rent with eption to buy Beau-
heat, tile features. Mon:
ments §75. includes interest.
REALTY THWEST
omaha 4-3100 Tue Wer Ww. 7 Mile aes en a
Edith. . 453 8.
‘30.
i ACRE. MoODER breezeway,
basement
Only #10 fon oa Cecelia Ann.
3-8125
N 6
lpeeg Pieedooy pay- ple &
WITH FURNITURE
FE
ROOMS.
aureer garage, full
off Maytee h Rd. OR
“ZERO” DOWN
Gls _— MINI eae
POSsES-
PRICE ONLY
MONTH $8,900.
WILL INCLUDE TAXES &
INSURANCE.
R. J. VALUET, Realtor M5 OAKLAND AVE. EVENINGS omti 8: 30 LTIPLE LISTING SER
“BUD” Union Lake Village
ing space, dishwasher and
eat’
‘ey Lake road. A
your look
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor
49 Mt. Clemens St,
Call Mrs. Dolan
a §-1201 or EM 3-4290 Beautiful 4 bedroom “Colonia!”
featuring ares F bee — with
ake piace, sepa room
bay Py Dallt-tn cabinets,
conten counter kitchen with eat-
ficer
nd hot water, large fin-
ished recreation room with fire-
place. 230 feet frontage on Cool-
lovely home,
mess peters A yeoeres ® must on
<p
TWO-FAMILY INCOME. 2
bedrooms, dining room, lg.
rg living room with na lace down. 4 rms.,
re’ oe meee up rent-
monthly. Hi
Socemtent 5 car garage, oil
heat. Choice, west side rent-
al location $4,000 down.
2 R. Tripp. Realtor W. Huron Street
FE. * 5816) or FE 4-4278
JOLL “4 Ae ie eee
Treom Duteh Colonial home, 3
pee eo, carpeted, Bric
ce kitchen, Fuil b
rey screened
sel Balance like re
INVESTOR TAKE N
fdasnd will sacrifice
ments. On large corner lot.
is one. Wonderful terms too.
Ev ae after 6 call OR 3-8597.
. JOLL, REALTY
2536 Dixie HWY
WHITE |.
Lakefront Brick
livi
bedrooms, ted bath, a
full basement,
eat, 2° cer ‘attached garage.
Situate on 150"480'ft. lot. Priced
at $22,900. $3,500 Gn. $125 per mo.
er
500 ‘down,
y-
Immediate Possession, Clarkston offers this nearly, new
3 bedroom brick ranch @ at
fair This clean home
has 1% baths, Comfortable kitch-
Gas heat and a carport on a
bray lot with trees. Paved street,
$15, with E-Z terms.
6 bead f
.WHITE BROS. REAL ESTATE = *
{hair Brey LJ
rooms and full bath w dive
and oe 4
ase-
car attached garage.
in - fi pore!
12,050 with eggs seve pay-
room modern apart-
room modern 4 wal
rar leaving state and will sacrifice
Owner is leavin leet ne se
This hom ayes 15x 5
' Val.
; 40 Acres
Located in‘ Springfield as? os
tillable. 6 yom ouse,
otl buildings, Sis.b00"s with
» 5660‘ Dixie . Open Eves, mule: Sunday 10 ‘til 5!. | Nese Wart Center
a
SUNDAY 3-5
107 Elizabeth Lake, Rd.
SUNDAY 33S
6950 Church Street RESTON -
it: 5 peoreed call us 8
LEPT LiouT
CHURCH TO 6956 pccuians & aa
cesta . Telegraph Rd. ou furs **
sc feaa rene car
carpeted.
beat included in
terms.
W Huron $7 559 WEST SUBURBAN - AD 5
odern minuw 4.700 FULL PRICE — Small 1!
be home, mod.
ern Si garage completely
ence béautifully aped
— terms svailable.
PRICE — This
is in e
ft living
with natural a
‘Dock and eras Easy
L. H. BROWN. Realtor FE 2-4810
OMCLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Income Property 43A
“170 W, Pike
For Sale L Lake Prop. 44.-
Williams
1% b
auto of] heat
OR Spree
co!
ARS. WHAT you folks
been looking for!
Hraret huge walk-in closets,
room withy i fireplace 5 H ce Huge
Kitchen with dinéng
kitchenette Full basement,
2 rage. Fance in ies oy
it ‘AL ewes - . ESTA FAY THOME AND BSURANCE Lake
have
4 Bed.
living
L on aon
Gar Sacrifice $23 560 rE ae:
fi ey ma eee fa. y ach swimmin
{ull price, 916 316
731 Baidwin Ave. —
$605 full down, $10 month. No ras, ¥ ig strtet near public and
pie sh Satine any sty Ww ik 1 ii ie ivileges Phone Mr, Smith, Lt
WATERFOR ILE Choice corner lot, ' Pe, sao re’: owner, ‘on he
ta LAKEFRONT
rge neat 4 rooms, tiled bath, Inndacaped ot. gon he: large
wns ke. $11,500, terms,
PONTIAC REALT i.e
rea AKE ORI No Tont
22 Eee aa wher, Mee ah Sonn pare
|: |. ana aaa merino
For Sale Resort Prop, 44A
aici tes mite Northern Mt
» ane ee
“1 ae oe
oy
=
TiVENTY.NINE
e . Wonde ¥
=H 4d, Joins state park for
. vinm rid
© tank rit : Est soil vo
: Y lweated ee 5 miles sort ef
agit Pp $1,200 with 10 per
Der cent baad |
th the PERRY ACRES office |
3538 rs S. Laveer Re “i pke Orios |
UR PHONE , SERVICE _
—T0 BUY OR SELL or oan lots
HOLMES: BARTR AM _OR 31056
ROLLING Beautifu; homesites for split-leve'|
pomy or —_ homes with ex-| REALTOR
"HT HILL VILL: AO E A community heard cee
twa gest Ee: “0 ~ Lempstead
~ LADD'S: Ss
RESIDENTIAL
Merrie Osks. Lane @akland privi |
Or a na Berk R Ls er acre erkshire Ra,
Bioom: heid eieaete 220x300 |
000, $300 dow
Oneida Seminole wins. $2,208, $400
down.
Drayton Woods, large cerner Jot! ;M
S5x150 $2.300
Cooley Late beg Eltzabeth Lake!
privileges romtage 500
Ww rooay wo acon % rear |
nay “
Bioom field’ Hy siapaa: 2 acres partly
wooded $5. |
mer ae Leke & Palmer) feptotycered 2-STALL SERVICE 8TA-
pi caneenun else Lake hes Ltan Company Co
660x130. $7,
COMMERCIAL
Elizabeth Leake Rd 2330120 plus!
additional ict 70x 160
Auburn Ave, E of Adams, corner
250x120, 3 room home. $27,000,
terms.
Roy Annett, Inc ptt since 1923
ts FPEdera! 8-0466)
oar ‘Evenings & Sunday 1-4
For Sale Acreage 47 eta
# ACRES, NEAR ORTONVILLE |
” polling and sightly. $209 down and
15 month Giroux & Franks, 4395
xie Highway OR 3-9701
> To » ACRE PARCELS BEAU — ee sites. oe —— $29
Cl pan ANGUS, Re Resitor 1819 M15, Ortpovile —__NA 7.2815)
10 ACRE iE NORTH OF
White Lake Rd. eae — fans
mediately.
berm it a ACRES | ROUGH LAND, 7 MILES PE ¢38l open ie pY HURON | pusy TAVERN, WILL SWAP FOR | 9 Cskland ave, _ ot Pontiac soak coer git aa home or equity, land contract./ 1948 BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASH- e i b road f sever) good idin,
eee ced 612.500 Terms
Sitges 5 Ras AD BATH | pews decorated. Also 4
ent apt.. 30344 barn. chick: 'REAL MODERN BUILDING WITH
en houses, work shop. Fruit trees!
oo ae ag es Hermag J. La-,
_ For Sale Farms rr
2 inom os nus LINE: $200 DN. | Box 3535.
47 ACRES
oe. $14,800 for this modern 3) -—
m home, located on M-24, 6) 4 plier inert of Lapeer as mile
e@ on pavement
. Huron
PHONE FE 2-085 o8 FE 41557
| 209 ACRE LAKEFFONT 15 MILES’
from ‘DORRIS anne SON nee TORS
ac Only $150 an acre.
A real buy.
P. W. DINNAN
66 ~W. Huron FE 42577
Attention Mr. Handyman ‘Here's your chence to have A
‘farm of acres with cozy
2 room house nearly ecumpleted
Mas bath, septic tank. etc. This
prope has lots of road frontage Sell with some beautiful build-
sites rt
‘or cash,
Dorothy Snyder Lavender ute Est 29 YEARS
‘7001 Rd (M59) ‘
'_EM 3- mer MU eet
‘Sale Business Property 49
S-car pol ant arage. woned ercia!
commercial I toguire at 340 Bald
o
¥ FR 8-143)
BUSINESS CORNER N SAGINAW .8T,_P Q BOX, 3934 PONTIAC. MICH.
Building and -Acreage Commercial] buiiding and grounds
with raflroaa frontage. Oxford,
Mich. 40° by 60’ quonset building
plus series of sense sheds. 525’
< on side street.
1! make fiver ¢ ace building lots.
Le) fe
ER, REALTOR oxtsca “On par Orion MY 2-2291
‘Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A
COMPLETING 20X44 AND 30X60 attractive suburban stores or of-
to lease. = to suit.
easona EM 3-3
| Business Spportwilties $1
| BOAT LL: RY
a pexetoest, lots ig usinens bu building,
. Must |.
Palit yer Real Est.
FOP OA 8-9653
\ i al bn or See E , equipme a le | 35203 or EM 0028. :
LY eee Peat nm Pontiac, Mich e
att eat Por lease Will take
about $500 to handle, FE —_
FOR LEASE NW 2 BAY SERV
e Cotas ney Heights and
the me A party papell oat
for uiiding space Write Box 115
Peake Press,
% ’ B- 2 PLENTY OF. PARKING 10s
Attention
Piofassional
MEN
2.800 SQ. FT. GROUND LEVEL NEW BUSY SHOPPING CENTER You can ) on nA oe quickly
~~ Loans $25 to $500
es WHEN YOU NEED
$20 - $000 car
payments to s rr
8
on signature only
See
“CLINIC - SORELY NEEDED 1% AREA .
VERY REASONABLE
FOR FURTHER ‘DETAILS ASE FOR AUGUST HOYT.
HOYT REALTY a“ as Telegraph Road
BEER &
RESTAURANT & HOME
‘Gitortum stating capacity 125 pius ¥
able and long lease \aval-
able. $6 600 total p: :
room home for the owner filogy includes all resi es-
FaPeT8 Quick Cash et Fadi tel mb sis
-on Dixie
Hwy. ‘piseluding a brick
Cape Cod bungalow with 2
rooms and ful) basement
Check tnis one today!
IVAN W. SCHRAM FE 5-967) COR. MANSFIELD $42 JOSLYN
OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY
_MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
struction Lge Vestibule entrance
main euditorium seating capacity
200 plus Pastors study. oné aiaan
room & baptistry. Basement au
test rooms @ Kitchen. Gag forced
air heat. Plenty of — area |
Property located at 531° Prospect
Shown by appointment only | pp Resmenet: = 6-071) 19791 re price terms call our office
K G HEMPSTEAD.
od bt at rl PE +42 leat W Lawrence st PE +1508
“GET CASH QUICKLY Eve FE 5-0510 — FE 23971
9 BUSINESS FRONTAGE_ 160
feet on M-5® by 260 feet Geep a building et rear renting
for $8@. monthiy Ideai for many
types of business Only $13,500
Terms Clark Real Estate. 1362
W. Heron, PE +¢6492 or
_ 4413. Open evenings & sundays.
be "
2 information, call MA $2461
‘to a better elass of trade
Partridge | 1s THE “BIRD” TO 8EE
‘A Better Black and Tan | Want A Good Mortgage? Well located black & tan catering Grossing between §8—8.000 per FINANCE COMPANY
‘LAID-OFF WORKERS
TT
HOUSEHOLD |
IDEAL FOR _|:°S.S% © sams
“Would you mind, your honor, if I had a few personal
words with wd husband ... while he’s under oath?”
—CASH LOANS —~-
No Principal Payment UNTIL YOU ARE BACK For Sale Sting 56 Aas Household Goods 57
TO WORK FOR 30 DAYS
LOANS TO $500 MADE QUICKLY
BUCKNER
DRAYTO: “PLAINS
SEABOARD FINANCE
$25 TO $500 On your own signature, auto, of
fri beipful
6-121 ee us at our office.
Home & aS LOAN CO. hl kh Perry @ ‘Comer ene
CHURCH BUILDING EASY (PARKING TF . ec Le Open, every night peer eat
Bullding 30 x @ ft. brick con- -|TEAG | i} oe FINANCE Tree) Ean cae ies a Ty For Sale Miscellaneous 60) _Sale Miisical Goods” 6e
WESTINGH eos Laigret
er and tand as ve, :
refrig., 43 ; elec roca: ves vac-
= imsere : $
= Fg —* chairs $15:
a Fe r heater. wate’
_ RAS In COM- WOOD & & Cox lee Su
uel’s appanste. ei
WAN TED. . DEAD OR ALIVE! ;
We Ux ’em to resell at iow A rices
to people. Peer A
Co. eels Com mamerce _ Ra. E }aiis
set wih formica 07 bea) 4 springs and mattress; coat. size
18; power mower MA~ $-1542.
LADIES - FULL Length
Fur Coat, two tone
gray, part muskrat.
Only $40. Ideal Christ-
mas gift for some lucky
lady. Please call, FE
5-4275 after 6 p.m. or
inquire 179 W. Long-
fellow. LADIES’ SKIRTS. i ve rere
size 6
Ft 16 m DINING RM TABLE & 3 CHAIRS hina a FE 4-283
‘SILK WEDDED Coan ‘ ver. DUO THERM j| fee Sale Miscellaneous 60 60
19 NEW SHEET ROCK CHEAP. 130 gal. fuel oil $15. 5 ft.
couble drainboard eo ‘io. OA
WORK PANTS x am
EXTRA a Se
. Quick sale essential,
6-0342.
Sale ‘Household Goods ‘87
WOOL ROSE on Lvs
bs $35.
new ; comp. m
room suite tke, new $& 00. RCA
Whirlpool deluxe dishwasher, nev-
160 FE 56-2766.
1 MAYTaG AUTO een dentece'e v :
° : ————— TABLE,
FRIGIDAIRE DRYER, GOOD ‘ chair and play table
Whirlpool, aryé: dryer with heat control
ronrite tip. ever. Call FE £-0579. Char 3-3 * a
1 1
2
i
3488 "auburn
202 N. MAIN 2 DESKS. PAIR OF CHAIRS: clothing FE 41409 Pioctrie toreer of
ROCHESTER, MICH. LOANS $25 TO 4500,
AUTOS
LIVESTOCK
HOUSEHOLD
Baten fun ‘Livindsrone 4 POSTE
3} ROOMS OF GOOD MODERN furniture: Package dea) only. FE
> Pum FREEZERS
available Chest : erigt-
3 PIECE SECTIONAL TOAST. |
modern
FAMOUS SIMMONg SSeS
convertible couch Colonial Tought
padaed seats and back. 21 yeeros nai aca 3 oe:
R MAHOGANY BEDROOM
suite & misc FE ¢1T.
Up to $500
Oakland
FE 2-9206 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG
__ Mortgage ‘Loans 54
If your home needs en
irae and your debts conse ated
6 — Sen bincoodd BEDRM.
eg oc
ra reat Peay “eniy wee!
eaears davenport and chair. new a
modern tables, matching cof-
proneged lamps All
weekly.
fae . Facners
eae Eee yenioe 82 to $28
Hue
PaEncE Se oaineat BARREL-
back chair, radio, upholstered bed-
OL 1-0188 «
es rare hit eS .
‘orget sulate sam
re BUY DIRECT FROM AP- CATOR get finest quality
expert work at tse pos-
ON DOWN
bamental iron, alum, storms.
JOE LELY CO. VAL:
& rT Ro
Por Free Estimates all OL Loose
If no answer call OL 1-623 -
1 DUO THERM & 1 EvAxe
space oi} heaters.
with legs oe" 2471 Willow Beach, Keego Siardot
WHEEL TRAILER. 54 CHEV.
shotgun, FE 27-1048
2 LoS a AND. ) EDGER.
3 ae: “pe TANKS. GOOD CON.
dition. Will deliver. FE 5-0120.
2 WHEEL TRAILER. 12 GAUGE
shotgun, double barrel), Smal!
sient, heater ‘51 Pontiac 8. MY
2. = STOVES 2 COAL ee
oil tanks, § pels. 1 ox yolk
Third, Rochester. OL 1-1189
Sump P . i
FE| 172 3, Saginaw FE 5-3100
4 ¢ FILTADOR GARAGE DOORS. Exc. WULO-WAY Appren- tice Taemer: MI 44418
ll Sane wiTH “BATH AND FU
UGS WOOL PACE, Sear
$5 85
_@ Gr Orchard Lake Are GAS STOVE ‘DIVIDED 1 TOP, $40. $40
$80. Good cond
9x12 Felt Base Rugs $3.95 BONNY MAID VINYL TILE.
4 Ft. Wall Tile 25c
BASE PAINT gal on BER
"'t wait. SUAR HOUSEPAINT or see us at once. Don't wait |“ syers, igi W Huron FE ¢-3064
FRIEZE UPHOL-
od GE SE aI ERATOR: EXCEL FE 4-0066
trailer perk on main state high- . month, - No food no dancing | st per cent interest |
Pienty of parking Ownet’s apt BENDEROFF + +38"
Real estate included at $25,000. w i down Will trade See this in| | PE 8.6580 2 WwW. Hurpe | 3;
sctor: Swaps 55. eee Ne aal 32 1
A Trailer Pa 2 LOTS. 2% ACRES. FOR CLEAN | What a combination — ne space c@r or ‘2-ton picku a or)
sell easy terms. ME 43014.
way. Small crocery with beer 4g AUSTIN. RUNS GOOD TRADE | _and wine take ‘out and nice 3
room owners home. Pictures and
blue prints in the office Only fo. Willys er chain saw. FE,
$19, down plus smail sock” | tess “PONTIAC 4+DR STAR P.
Will trade
RE. ALTOR PARTRIDGE contract or-equity of equal or
moderately higher velue. FE
44097 Businesses thruout Mich
1050
STANDARD OIL New 2. stal] station for lease |
EMeorare and financial assistance COMPLETE OIL GUN UNIT | AUTOMATIC WASHER AND MAY- e ater {' furne e wap er sell. Roacs Cal] MI 65311 days. JU | 2-034 | pm i TE Agra aod Adams |
8-b174 after 7
on main floor, large Mezzanine
for offices & extra store on side,
basement for club, bar room &
well as trucking termina] with
modern otic storage. Also| CHAIN SAW FOR AIR COMPRES-
available. ae owner, 319 Orchard
Lake. FE 2-4
established office a'! furnished.”
Will ecu or oe reliable
party cated at Union Laké | H
Village Has income oroperty on ae oneee AND BLACK &
jaca EM ee SELF-SERVICE TV TUBE TEST- restaurant equipment &<drug store
offices, ample parking. Another
location for used car lot, as CHEV. 1953 STAKE TRUCK WITH | TV¥ CONSOLE MUST SELL, 275 OIT DRUM, $30
Edit’ Tand
| GUARANTEED REBUILT WASA-
Williams 35'3 Taylor St. oroer 05/60 GAL HEAVY DUTY AUTO. OIL! dren's, toys and misc items. EM!
2-30
~aaED | Johnson & & Howard. FE «
$1985 & pS fe Philco | HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD TABLE | 21° RCa COLOR TV $325
aye
$24.95. Sweet's Ra- & Appitances. car W Huron. rex: tan & brown tweed: exc.
GALLON Gas) AS ware ee 27°" COAL FURNACE &
- $549: : Hydramatic low mileage. ni | mene ee in. TV's
swap or pay difference for lan
390 HOTPOINT DRYER. USED, $50.
Also used washers-Wringer ang Auto b
i KELVINATOR REFRIG. $100;
table and § odd
acreage, lake or resort ptoperty.
FE 8-2748 or FE _3-0250. chairs
hte Me sarees washer, $25; 1?
TV $40. OR 3-8279
exeellent running cond. Re-
cently overhauled. $40. MI 48509.
radio & heater good condition.
Trade for piok-sp truck.
sump pomp. MA 6-32233
other real estate investments tires. Michigan Chain Saw Dis-
tributors MY 3-5821, A WIC leo M, Oxl2, $3.95
pee as Near ee rick's Mf 1.
Briggs & eh gasoline engine | orienta! rugs. eee
for aytag washer, trade for! i169 Ey MAYTAG WASHER, 9X12 RUG &
Birainguare! Mich. / d cond. FE 5-8004.
sor or 8-25-20 or 922-5 truck
Real Estate Office CASH FOR USED TV'S. WORK-
ing or not FE 2-0367, .
Wonderfu) opportunity for real) For SALE OR TRADE 1956 FORD |
estate of irsurance brokers Well
reat, good terma to right party.
3-2357
er On locé4Gon. Smal! investment
& tube stpck, PH. FE 5-0602.
RESTAURANT — OFFICE SPACE
GROCERY-GAS STATION & HOME
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT. — At
“all, A real buy 6-room living
betel Office: TWinbrook 3-3286 GOOD DARK RED PURE-BRED
boat motér or anyth
48697 after 5. ranch wagon or 4 cemetery lots
ut wnt | apel for ‘2 ton pickup.
tan coon dog Swap for guns
_ FE 861%
Irish setter. 24% yrs. old, soar gun,
aoe 3 bedroem living quar-
* located on U.S. on
thee shores of Lake Huron at HAVE CHICK EN BROODER,
Pecicts scale & competing scale
Lela for anything I can use.
Tawas City. Nearly new USETRAILE ze yt ROYAL.
building. Neat and clean aie equi oy trade for
and doing a fine business. nite peor lan contract.
Stop in at 188 N, Johnson eat ya) MY 33711
and see pictures of this | Sew 3 BEDRM, RANCH HOME, property and discuss full de-
tails with . Buri, the
owner, Will tage free and
clear home if* Pontiac or
surrounding area as part
ent, 5-721
for ppointment,
— Western Oakilarid County. Full
price $20,000 with $7,500 down. | SWAP 'y == orichic MOTOR
Includes stock Will teke land
contract as part.
Tawas City. $20.000 handles 32
x 60 building. lake frontage &
quarters Will take jfree & clear
real estate in tratte basement, 4 acres, ii miles
SWAP vg ape BOAT FOR ?, OR
TRADE — NEWLY, DECORATED
Ae blinds, utility room
TRADE OR SELL 2 HOUSES ON El “one lot Equity. FE 41039 y| ADMIRAL 14”. MODERN BROWN UPHOLSTERED
chee oe chair & enemas. —-APPEIANGES —
GE SWEEPERS. new All
DRYERS. ne new. Gas or electrié
AUTOMATIC WASHER Rebuilt guaranteed
| REFRIGERATORS Renewed
m
"ORDERS TA TAKEN | FoR “NEW v GEN.
GOOD HOU! EREEPING SHOP
“OIL OR GAS
ABOUT eS) AS
FOR THE HOME,
and loo
Parking | Pi one FE 1.
MON.” es 9
FRI. 8. 9
E Ponti
E. of Auburn Heights on Auburn
Rd M650 OF CO
ered end tables, A iegia! 2 yrs
$3g takes them away.
PHILCO REFRIGERATOR, GE. loader as down payment, 5401
erwood Rd. APT SIZE WASHING MACHINE $150. 224 Pioneer eves.
& folding bathtub, FE 3-7251. only.
RCA VICTOR COLOR TV
sell.
& grinder arbor for breakfast
_set. Cail after 5 p.m, OL 1-1640.
4 bedrooms, hardwood floors, ve-
exc.
condition 3 hate old for 3-bed-
rooms in Clarkston schoo! area, 20 sets to choose from
and gufranteec at
Eligabeth wv} or roisell, $1,500. e eeont OR 3-34609
STATEWIDE Real Estate Service ee Pontiac
B. CHARLES ALTOR
Whe fo SEES Eee 4-0521
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION
“LET'S TALK BUSINESS", Trade Your Trailer AUTOMATIC — BENDIX WASHING
machine. OAklend@_ 63497. Tronrite ae Beda
K
Zenith Nigh SRP any more to choose from
AAA SPECIALS yee TV CLEARANCE
REFRIGERATOR- FREEZER , COM- |
a - ROCKLATH
SEWING MACHINE
For this fine 4 bedroom home in| BEAUTIFUL 9 Cae fruitwood finish, Fontes. We hues full oo aay
arport, a, waste exc, cond.
Eve r vintag tg excellent condition, BOY'S BIKE
will frade for housetrailer —- what
have you??? Call
MFG Lodge Cabin REALTOR PARTRIDGE
In busy northerr resort _ | FE 43581 ae HURON town Complete’ mit. 5 _M OPEN ° pe. acres included for expan- {ULTIPLE “LISTING SERVICE | BRAND NEW SOFA ae
sion. Has comfortable 6 rm. WATER SOFTENERS TO RENT.
home. Everything for $10.000 sell or swap, $3.50 mo, OR_ 3-23
down. WILL TRADE $3,669 EQUITY i F Boating 3 bedrm. home for late model car
-Most wanted accessories
and practically a must for
er Ors yecntemen Years
No -competition, WILL is ADE PAM WASH.
36 or electric motors for o or GOAL FUR ahe
Should eS promoted nation-
ally, s yn rmasl: FE 5-6083 after
gauge shotgun, FE
>pecials This W eck sectional
loda. ‘overstuffed chair
etreit Jewel] gas stove.......
Durotherm oil burner
|. Wairat china cabinet been used, nit) ap rs
Bendia La _rasher
ELL &
WE OAKLAND SPURNITURE
Son BOUGHT. SOLD. EX- & WMttle cash, OT CAM RITA Ce | mie GRAN NEW Whod
b x changed’ Turner's. 602 Mt Clem-
FE 2-080)
SINGER PORTABLES pfs ZIG
Ce miners vecuse Crt
Curt's Applignce OR
TRADE-IN DEPT.
NACE, ALL Baas. for cae ‘Réasonable. ARE.
For Sale Clothing 56 | Goutp vou ee x INCH
BLUE & GREEN WATCH PLAID
coat, Excellent condition. Paid $60 GRROME:
--will take $15. Call after 6°30.
OR . 3-4203, “e
| “sone trea GREEN FORMAL. WEDDING
$35.000 Full’ price Furnished. Weekly .rental -basis Potential
weekly Income over $300 Terms.
- went only Clatk Real “Estate TOMERS through Classi-
4419) Open Hvetings & Sundays, | fied aie Call FE 2-8181. *f dress, snow suft complete. child's
_ftesses FE 5-8546.
~ REACH CASA CUS-
sedere: bumper sofa
Walnut, vanity & bench
DRYER MAYTAG ELECTRIC
nceton.
[20° HOMART sTEEL FURNACE, with ayto controls duet work, | aac
complete. $50 FE 53-4638.
30 Cab” seeker aaa “Tittings $57.95 up.
SAVE PLUMBING 172 South Saginaw St.
80-GAL. SMITH 3-WAY ELECTRIC water heater. $55 M 23-6558
Water heater wee *% mo_ for
restaurants or to ‘families.
cost $189 sacrifice $15 or best |
| Type & roll ‘foil EM 3-3576 Coleman & Duo erm pot type
forced sir oll furnaces. all con-
hort $75 or best offer also 3
4 & 5 to 6 room Coleman
on floor furnaces. cheap. Will in- |
| offer Also 85 000 80,000 BTU
|
work, etc 1691 Le Due just off
M50 next to Pontiac Lake Inn.
come -only before 9 em. or
after 8 pm.
273 GAL. FUEL OIL TANK WITH
gauge & vent. Foldex flash cam-
era with leather case MArket
-4-2672
AVAILABLE NOW
Taylor steel i rage doors, fac-
tory seconds x7 9x7 Reason-
able G Construction
2260 Dixie ey.
ANCHOR FENCES ~“ No moey down, FHA approved
FREE TIMATES_ 5-7471.
ered Everything in Building Materials
Used sash tn... and u
sed storm sash......... $2.50 ea
Field ti SOMOS H lle ea.
Good exterior paint ..... $3 25 a.
Saw & hammer set $2 00
We carry a complete [ine of nafls
| NEw CONSOLE ELECTRIC C SEW- | tosulation — roctins -— doors —
wind
| PREE ESTIMATES FHA TERMS
jSORPL Sie alle EIN at
MATERIAL SA co
340 5340 Highland R¢ Ra. 1 IM30) ¢ OR 3-7092
Burmeister’s
CASH WAY LUMBER PRICES, 4° x 8 x 35”
PLASTERBOARD
$1.25
4x BUX 34”
PPEYSECORE
TIS WEEK ONLY
: $4.95 BUNDLE 8c
4x8x! 4 NV erocses Menoe: s- 34 3
x 6:8 8 ash doo
zie “0x6: 8 Flush dr. with lights sins
Alum. comb dr. Comp ... $23.95
MATT THICK INSULATION $29.95 PER 1,000 FT.
-Burmeister’s
| Norther
Lumber Co. Te40 Coeiey Lake oe ae 3-4171
Open a.m, A daily
swusdays 10 fh " |
|
BEEP AND PORK — HALF
| SATHR FIXTURES, YOUNGS. kitchen oi] and gas fur
*. a s
ana 1 large aeenmore hegter. |
5 SECTION CAST IRON HOT WA-
ter boller. 120.000 BTU. & con-
| sao Ae 3-1407
(COLEMAN HEA’ 4 TO 5 RM.. size. Tank & all fea]
15 tires. Grinnell violin. Like new
MI 4-7193,
léte itke new, make
COME & GEE. Us. jo0s
G. A. Thom
plete, Do: y's, PE 2-244
CONVERSION O1L BURNE: 5
Birmingham © MI
Rd. % mile yop vata
COLD WAVE sPECIAL. $5.50 COM.
DUO-THERM 5 ROOM OIL SPACE
heater, $20. 7743 Locklin (N. shore
Union Lk.) EM 3-87
DUG-THERM HEATER & OIL
tank. $60 2-2152.-
ENTER
0
—_ unusual designs for every room.
7 =a _- Christmas Gifts S24 fe Th 33
a Bar ot at
Special
1x4—6-8-10-12
2x4—6-8 10-12
$99.50 per M CASH & CARRY | __ Truck load lots delivered free
-EmpireSepphes
=trregulars + ; eee Fardsler notary
a eereeces) “393 Orchard}
2600 Union Lk. Rd. EM 3-4168
EVANS OIL HEATER, 25-GAL.
Washbowis” with fittings .... $9.95 3-pe.. hath se tb tir <5 $80.95 |
i.
SAVE soy ouaget SUPPLY
FE 35-2100 STEAM BOILER, &, DELCO, Ot
ke For Cg Soomgy mm oy
~“ OCTOBER
-SPECIALS ii Pl d “—" Mahogany ! bee ea,
b- <tr epee A = sees cesses oo ea. | Neledeceere BT ea.
4x8x 5 ... $3.86 ea,
eee Biten plywood \
two sides 5.95 ea.
Knotty White Pine
Paneling
No 2 — BTR. Random widths
Bl W pine shelving 120
pine strippin: = ft.
pine casing, 6¢ =
zx, | he felt 432 ft 2.45
Fackage Deal”
Hes age
passage set. 1 set 3%9"'x3%2" butts
All re} ae for onty
5.45
oth OBE MEAT suBseCr TO PRIOR SALE
oe it 8HAD:
ls x 8 Flue Lining. $135 Ea. 7 ‘ortar :
gs" x 8” Cleanout doors iin Ea.
Incinerator and Dutch Oven doors
Manhole = s- Covers — pL co
_BLAY pi orcusral Lake Ave.. FFE 3
SPECIALS
Gas water posal 30 gal .. $49.95
Elec. water hea 52 gal .
New Morrison space teaters
B : --» 115.00
Panalyte. sq_ ft & 4
New No 3 oak flooring.
per oe
New 3 ft. outside flush doors ao
4 ipe, a lg oo
in "WolWerne * _LUMBER |
STILL ‘SERVING THE E PUBLIC AT
_son & Sons
172 8. Saginaw
FLOOR roan ec® DUAL AIR
burner and controls. one been
__used_ only 6 mo. $7: K 3-5811. SMITH - CORONA OR ROY AL
Eran typewriter. Like new. $75.
_Saw_ setter.
ton pickup FE
FARMALL So aEoar
Crosley Shelvador FOLEY AUTOMATIC aw FILER:
with all equipment and power
OR 3-3289_
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1956) Ford reoch wagon or 4 ceme-
tery lots in is wale ae for %
- we
unit §60, Ortenville, ving: a
7-9333
Soares oR auauaces & DUCT WORK. REA-
onable prices. No dewD payment
a hew
Teasonabie FE FOR 8ALE COLLIERS = RS ENCYCLO.
pe
GUN-TYPE ie BURNER, ence
GAS & OIL FURNACES SERVICE all makes Free estimates. FE
cash register: rtable wardrobe,
_jo Ct, Keego Harbor FE GAS STOVE. OLD TYPE. 415.
» moth-proof clothes bag. 3127 Var-
5-6360.
Garage Doors RHEAD
heel cataide window ‘shutters
Electric perese door =atere
acl t remodelin
trols Call ae 31197 or MY
3-1842
heater oe
Laundry trays. etend faucets
$23.95
|
AND |
quarters Opdyke Mkt. FE 56-7041 | STEEL OVE
Factory seconds and all standard
sizes $35 and up.
Wood & west toldaway closet doors
Disa ays
or eau) coe tree “eaumetes
oan DOOR SALES
pictures mise ri ey a FE pares to be moved. MI 61
2 20 VOLUME SET: STANDARD IN- 371 8 Paddock PE_2-0203
OF FURNITURE INCLUD.| ternationa) Library Ene eh edia,| GAS CONVERSION UNIT, PER. bs washer, power complete with. Atlas, ette & fect_condition, Reas, 2-672
eee | ee ee ee Te 24ca 54 E | HOMART 23-IN ALL | a? Fur
trois, Reas MI 45)
__Midget_ car, $65 FE_ 5-0155
52 — ELEC EERE $6095 | HOSPITAL BED LIKE NEW, $35 _Also_ gas stove. $15. FE 5-1749
TROD {ER. AUTO. FRY PAN, _ AUTO.
| adept juicer, steam cooker
K. GUTTER 69 CENTS PER LGT | Warwick's 2678 Orchard Lake Rd |HAND MADE QUILTS CHIL-
__3-6486 ee Se
| KINGSLEY sTAMPING MACHINE
Automatic -counter attachment.
LARGE _DUO-THERM SPACE. heater Used one winter Fully
automatic with blower & therm~
stats. Also assortment of beaut!-
ful hand pieced quilts 4291 Louelia
Drayton Plains. OR 3-6353.
LARGE FURNACE with STOKER complete, $45. FE L) tn
LAVATORIES, CHROME MIXING faucéts, §2450 value, $1495. Also
bathtubs toilets. shower stalls.
Factory irregulars, terrific values.
Michigan uorescent 383 Or-
_chard Lake Ave. — 1
LARGE SELECTION USED § SHOT-
guns & cifles Ben's Loan Office
4 Patterson. FE 45141 MEDICINE CABINETS WITH TWO
ne erate chrome fluorescent lights
value, $19.45 Lavatories
ecurniete $14.95, Factogy irregu-
lars rte dee viuore scent. 3
Orchard Lake Ave —
NATIONAL Gragenene MAGA-
10368. «% orice 1922-1957, OL nace, like new, Pipes & all con-
OME “BUILT 2'2 HP. QUARTER ga WELL ELECTRIC
_pump, $65, FE 3-7216.
SAVE UP TO 310% on eer] pot {Interior and —
is ant Ganraslesd naleteatiea
” RING BROS. - Pontiac Rd. at Opd ay
FE 4-014 or “vES 112
THIS WEEK ONEX® 2x4's, 8 ft. fir
2x8's, 13 ft fir, l4e lin. ft.
25 per cent discount om gl! paints.
Tools at real ser eee a sure
tc check our
ware, building cepeies & S lumber.
Aiso @ large mee of hardware
& tools at *% price.
A. C. Compton & Sons 4900 W. Huron St. OR 37414
eawame FOR SALE #5 8. ROSE-
awn
THE ee ARMY
RED SHIELD STORE
Everythin, adaadr your needs.
atts WES ST LAWRENCE
TALBOTT LUMBER Form doors and windows, wood
ey 1025 Oakland Ave
controls reasonable, can arran
_for installation. 73 8 Parke | i ye ae
1x6 boards be Bn. oe
or aluminum. Giass put tn pats
ysED. OIL BURNERS WITH ae Sale: : Pianos and: Boon
Michigan State
aa ee
DRUMS . -
b oodl "7 little. pe
tat Gk GRAND PIANO, ALL Mae bogend exe playing cond.
YEAR. OLD BALDWIN SPINET
Piano. Dark Manogany FE &-606- -
Sale Office Equipment 63
rant. 10 key Like new. news FE #4 Peary
Sale Store Equipment 64
SMALL CASHREISTER. $25. 1260
Baldwin.
Sale Sporting Goods 65.
1 40-82 MARLIN DEER a.
: gton 30, bolt
deer rifle, $35; registered trained
beagles, also pups. 110 Oakwood
. Ortonvil ile. _Rad,
7 MM { MAUSER ER SPORTING RIFLE,
30-06 Springfie porter, a
_ofter, 5048 Pheasant, “Crescent
Mu rat ras R. VERY GOOD
R 3-6027 after
ae wi ae ae with scope. FE 38-3608.
66 MM BAUSCH & LOMB, BAL nal
} (2
ALUMINUM 5xéa6 FT ICE FISH-
and heater _
St condition. $35.00. Ph.
4 after 4 pm.
“Weer RIFLE AFTER 6 PM. MA
er 300 scope & case. A-} condi-
tions $75. MU eit or EM
i, 9 a.m, to § p
DEER RIFLE Sa TOMATIC ‘ Did case, Like new FE’
GUNS, GUNS WE AVE A A COM. plete se.ection of alt in- cluding Browning, Coit poets and
rifles also scopes” and mounts, We
6 all our own gun work. bluing -
fore you buy on our rifle range
and Ps field. Also rene line
of bear Caer f reyers
ciate Center pth folly Rd.
jolly, MElrose 4-6771.
GUNS — BUY see: TRADE Manley Leach, 10 Bagley
cee eee “Fr Beone Mountog
HUNTING SUPPLY
SALE
ae shells. Field & target
joads All gauges. $2.25 box.
percent off on ail” bunting
oats pants.
30 per ey off on al] Reming-
ton shotguns & deer rifles.
Browning or wah for Pane
Dise rude
We trade guns, boats, & motors
Kelly's Hardware 3904 Auburn at
Adaws Auburn Hgts. FE 2-8811.
more Ee GUN CABINETS.
LARGE SEL ue USED sHOT.- Sec
us & rifles. Ben's oo
Patterson. FE 4-514
RELOADING SoSOTES
U8ED GIN.
SLAYBAUGH'S
630 Oakiano FE 8-0453
STEVENS 16 GAUGE DOUBLE
barrel shotgun Excellent condi-
tion, $50; Italian 17-35 MM deer
rifle to sporting stock $60 FE
$-2366
SHOTGUN. DEER RIFLE. BROWN- in “ape and hunting clothes
OSE EVANS oft | ORNACES. FE 8-378 and FE
_With legs. 73 8. Parke |
USED 2x45. 2c & 4c 2X88.
of pipe. ete FE 2-
WALL FURNACE FOR SALE,
_vervy reasonable MA 41075
Wood Closet Doors
Closing out. Birch, mahogany &
: pourered byfold type doors. At
BERRY DOOR SALES 371_8._ Paddock FE 23-0203
.WOOD AND ALUMINUM COMBE.
nation oe end reread
| BENSON "LUMBER co.
WEBCOR HI FIDELITY TAPE RF-
corder & stand $100. Gibson elec-
tric guitar, $45. Like new. OR
3.3965
WALL OIL FURNACE. ~
OR 3-5610
woe ‘& COAL HEATERS AND
& used of] heaters, SAM-
CEL’ ~ VE MOVED 7 MA pate
“fie 008 HIGH- and as em ‘mille west of airport
i Machinery 60A
FORD DEISEL ENGINES, ¢ & 6
linder for trucks, saw mills &
jc ¢ Ford gasoline engines for
irrigations 4 industrial applica-
tions, Call distributor, MI 46053. USED 220 GAL O OIL T ne SOME
st
10¢,
2xi0s, 13c Blocks 10c. All Kinds
6057
SPECIAL THIS MONTH BUY
Scope and Mounts I install free.
Compiete Gunsmithing and Tax!-
dermists Six miles east on Au-
burn Ave ae is sign. FE
_8-6318 HW Rowan, AP GRADE ice TER.
Model 12. 12 gauge pump, full
éhoke 30” barrel, fike new, Gun
& case $100 FE 46012 after 5
Shotgun shells-max load— 12-16-20, : x
ues 2 Binoculars. reg $50, now
PHILIPS SPORTING coo
7? N Saginaw - E 5-140)
Hunting Accommo. 65A
32 MODERN CABINS ON LAKE
_hear Lewiston, Mich FE 2-0731
1988 TRAVEL TRAILER FOR
rent during Oct. hunting season
_Sleeps four LI 44793.
HUNTING CABIN I FOR REN 7
miles east of on tue ‘masses :
$25 week
MODERN aa ACCOMMODATE
6 Oct. Ist to Nov, 15. $300
$75 per week 4-8888
Bait, Minnows, Etc. 65B
NITE CRAWLERS. 2 DZ. FOR 49c. RED WORMS 100 for 78c 389 ORCH LAKE A UE Open 24 Hrs., 7 Days, CRICKETS
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66
1951 FORD WITH HALF TRACKS—
‘Sherman hoe 3 buckets, Dearborn
loader, $2,000.
1952 Ferguson 30, Arps ate: &
blade. $1,859. OR 3-524
Do It Yourseit ~ 61
~NEW GALVANIZED PIPE 'g-In 21-ft lengths : ie! ft
a 21-ft lengths lTo ft
AVE PLUMBING 8UPPLY 173 at Saginaw FE 5-2100
NO MONEY
BONS
DO YOU NEED
MATERIALS FOR A
Garage porch. breezeway. side-
walks, driveways, painting, rec-
reation room, addition. new roof.
siding. insulating, | kitchen cabi-
a nets,
bullt iis, miso repairing.
Let us figure your needs — and
no money% down. 36 months to
pay. Call MAple 5-3400.
INDEPENDENCE
Building Supply Co. 7183_N. MAIN — CLARKSTON
NEW LOCATION 7005 HIGHLAND
Rd. “% mile west of Airport. G
A. Thompson & bons.
ONLY ies UARTERLY
Can buy $10,000 $20,000 public ta.
bitty with $5,000 Say tose da~-
age car insurance.
OCTOBER SOUR
Several] riding mowers at res:
sonable offer over cost.
mowers at-30 per cent aiecounts
Some at cost. Also some tillers.
| EVANS EQUIP. $507 DIXIE, HWY.
18T8 or OR 3-7924
OIL Sane POT TYPE, 84.000
BTV, reas. MA 4-2252.
OIL FLOOR FURNACE & ALI controls in godd condition. 73 8
Parke St
on FURNACE 00.000 ~BIU.
ao Sane i, HORSEPOWER motor 18 inch jaw. On adjustable
stand. Practically new, . bargain
price. FE 2-4173 or FE 8-0828,
PAINT SALE ea ree Bree house paint,
$ al re rice
Fors Paine. 4% Oana, Lake A oa FE 5-6150
PORTABLE MASSAGE TABLE, never used, 31 Clairmont Place.
eee ; 316 IN BIRCH. . ,230C 8Q FT. ‘IN. BIRCH . Fr. IRCH Fr. tN MAHOGANY soc 89. FT. 2,IN KNOTTY PINE 60C 8Q. FT.
PONTIAC reas YWwOoOoD co
1488 Ralewin Ave ss FEE (2-2543
190 pounds of i wa, strips
2) cents pound 00 unds of
potets Hot water and steam boil-
ers, automatic water heater hard-
» 3 ES
3 ry
@
® 5 S
33 = = eo
2
os
3 =
a: oe
| ros ware Electrical suppifés. crock |
5 rm oij heater 9 Of ;
TMS AVAILABLE! black pi and n
many ie TA TG 8 Pa it and My Kemtone \
ar) Ww, wa E-’ Terms FE 4-1122 | 2685 ——— RD, rayor, and etc strips, os cents
pound, Throw tug Weaving also
OR 23-6536 Friday al) day Sat
after 2, or Sun
STORM WINDOWS & ; SCREE
A-] condition, Reasonable.
44-8272 FOR RENT Wall paper steamer, floor sand-
ers, polishers, hand sanders, fur-
nace vacugm cleaners Oakland Fuel & Pajnt 436 Orchard Lake
Ave. PE 159 .
PFAFF aed ale LS alee
Drv goods terial.
Paint. formic, lum olng and elec-
Cameras, Equipment siA
WE BUY. aoe & TRADE .CAM-
eras, prejecters; tape recorders.
Eppert’s Camera BnoeTe 7 W. Hu
ton St FE 5-6615.
. Sale Musical Goods 62
120 BASS ACCORDIAN. NEARLY
new, Cost $480 make an offer.
_23 3 Fasty | St, Oxford, Mich.
ACCORDION SALE. ALL SIZES.
Accordiona “waned free to, pean: ners. with Jessons. FE 5-542
AMPEX HI-FI & Se
sound with 2 arcotbeken Wa Revell
$1,000 Best offer
seen from 9 to 1, 2610 Come
_ Bloomfield Hills
ACCORDIAN, cost $400 NEW. A
real bargain, 31 Clairmont Place.
BLOND SPINET PIANO. GOOD
buy, OR 3-6142, 0
BABY GRAND PIANO. VERY
good condition. $245. FE 5-764.
BAND & ORCHESTRA
INSTRUMENTS
Rental Joa for the school muv-
siclan, t appried towards pur-
chase
“SMORRIS. MUSIC 8B. Teiserers Rd. FE 2-0587
3 from Tel-Huron
Caranind PLAYER PIANO sober HOU Exc. cond. |”
CONN TRUMPET, EXC CONDI
_tion, Make offer, OR 53-2885,
CONN TROMBONE | wie CASE = 176
SSRN ET. CONNSTRLLAT: NEW CONDITION @B 40319
CLOSEOUT 1058 models of the famous
ELECTRONIC ORGANS left To
"MORRIS. MUSIC % 8 m ter
cross from Tel-Hurot
FE 2-05
GRINNELL UPRIGHT PIANO “& bench. Stays ;in tune
_ Huron, Corner’ “Thorpe
PIANO TUNING «/ REPAIRING
MORRIS MUSIC 34 8. Telegraph FE 2-036)
PIANO TUNING—OSCAR SCHMIDT FE 23-5217
5 ac 1 DAY SERVICE. seer DIRT,
sand, gravel and rock 5-7645.
1 OR ieee YDS. ag PEAT
humus, .aded 7 rath @ week.
Lochaven, FE 5-
1 OR mone eats or aa
dirt, top o Load
livered, Wh Liat re aL
ea office PE 5-5643 or FE
1A SHOKEN CONCRETE ToP
__sofl, Firewood, W. West. FE 8-2180
2% TNS; 1 BLACK DIRT OR PEAT.
_Prompf_delivery, OR _3-0644,
A} TOR-sOIL BLACK DIRT
Sane & gravel FE 43038. FE
a I
A-| BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL.
_Lawns seeded. $10, FE 5-0214.
A-1 TOP 8 SOIL, CRUSHED. STONE,
sand, re oan “east peat, fill, Ear!
tows
A-1 LACK DIRT. FARM TOP
sete $10, FE 5-4758
eavating basements. OR
4-1 TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE. Sand, Gravel, Fill ne Conklin, _FE 61112 or FE
1-A TOPSOIL, ae CK DIRT & peat. Le sand, clay or gravel
_ OR 3-7340 ATTENTION TRUCKERS. LOAD- ing top soll & black dirt. FE
46588. : G
American
Stone Products 10A stone 3 pe per vd
Pea rock 90 per ya
Oversized stone a 25. per vd
Pill dirt . $150 per, load
Beach sand $ 75 per vd
Delivery extr MA 56-2161
___ 6335 SASH ABAW RD
BLACK AND FILL DIRT. BEACH sand. Road gravel. Vicinity Unicn-
_Lake, EM 3-2403
Goop FARM 7 OP SOIL AND black dirt, 5% vds. 89 delivered.
_FE 4658 +6588
GOOD ROAD GRAVEL 5 YDS..
E 46588. _$7 00__ Delivered La
DOUG FOWLER'S BLACK DIRT
731 € Walter Boulevard
We load your truck a etiver in
ours Peet black
clay or sand fi") ane dirt mixed
for your persona) needs Phone
FE 84631 or MY 31411 After 6
re 1200
YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING,
fon ee vararer fill, etc. FE
FOR CASH IN A’
HURRY, sell things
through Classified Ads.
Anytinng goes! Dial FE
28181
~
fe =
r08 PAY, OC E PONTIAC PRESS, _ SATURI | the _TH 5 3 THIRTY =
MAIDENS
a:
: os PLyMC yaa M0, Sale Housetrailers 78
$98 AID, Feed 71 For Sele Roctetaneeae| wi]
passa Grain & ea ee oes 1985" Neb apa N Exc.“ cond.
7
MOUTH, DEALER , el 67 Hay,
180 BU OL letely m:
deere
eae Pair St. : , Coal & Fu ENESEE, WHEAT. $189 BU OL eS Ae FF RO Tor ide for
ok
adie | cass at W. Pike Wood,
TOPS, GEN
raEAT
she ALL AL l or tr
2 : ‘ = \
=.
ON ROE OAR TREE 3] Seen SEED. Sen ‘o01. LOOKED.
owns gre Saar oS aay, $7 TAT Sroxe. wood. Saree 2 FOR 61 arte Baebes tncleuaed ‘plus bee A iF youve, U
zone enpnene,
“J
is OoR snance $88 AK OR 2-188,
at eaned and rder now:
You at this
1998
a ‘
&
, See * ét 2 DRY 0. Del_ FE 2 Db srrte
sted. 0: Oxford, Bice uae wt &
ree.
odel. 6.
8 rseenness MAS x
da up.
woo.
te te tt Jr.
you . :
m
"50 AL os spare a inert ae Sau ciadre | iste Hickmo'
5 peli. reign a awit $2400 7 NOUSETRAIL
“Ger 5 gee np hester,
‘0 Bole as ‘ar. ae 3 ae
A LOAD, LUM. sea DRY AES w
ERN 36 “FOOT 1
t.
stra oo
Kok thas Bre
eae, ; SHOP ea SD On xe = FUR ered, = i ~ Livestock 72 72 wer Hartland ME SALES. Gaee
ae "ie "aopear
rennin mit s 8 SEP TAGE
Sale le
Ho 30 m ber, cu IREPLA OR '3-3588 For -
epee ee 2 bedroo
jMaraiop i it. Snothar, 3
CAR ARE. | i
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amt “ vi a () News. ‘ 1:45 ey Pro Pressbox.
eS } News. .
) ¥ « juan. dy ‘Weather; : @ b Pr. Football.
Rob ~ He ™ = Q Miss Fairweather, “9:30 @ Movie.
aS 11:20 (4) Movie. “15 Maidenig:s9 (9) Movie.
:38 (7) Bowling (cont.) ~ Lane.? (36.) + - (4) Wrapup.
(4) Soldiers ~ of “Fort. Ad-|11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Hedy La-|8*35 (4) Sports on Parade.
~ (2) Racket Squad. . - war). _“Faperineet, Peril-|\ 499 (4) Milky's Movie Party.
g-22 : ous.” (’44.) Raymond Burr,| — (7) Star Showcase.
1:00 (1) Explorers. Alaska and “San Quentin.”
. Yukon. - : ie30 (1D Bowling Stars.
(9) Gilead Baptist. “11:30 (7) Shock Theater. “The (4) Willy.
44) Casey Jones, Witness Vanishes.” 39.) @ Detroit Speaks.
(2) Sea Hunt.- Lioyd ae
in adventure series.
Tierney.
11:00 (2)-News, Weather.
(4) Movie. “‘Tars and Spars,
Sid Caesar, Janet Blair.
@ Kncaneis®. Drama,
eakthrough.””
* Adano,” John Bodiak, Gent
i a ‘eclee): “Dinah Share 2:50 c) News,
Gwen Vers .
~ (9) Hour of Stars,,
is:3¢ (2) Verdict Is Yours.
“Br (4) From These Roots. *
(1) Whe Do You Trust?
00 (2) $64,000 Question. ; :
(4) Loretta Young. “Theig:99 (2) Brighter Day. Near Unknown."’ (4) Queen for ‘a Day...
(9) News, Weather, (D American :
(9) Big Rascals.
10:15 (9) Little | Theater. , |
; 4:15
10:30 (2) What’s My Line? A ee ‘* 4) Panic. “Amnesiac.” |g. 39 (2) Edge of Nighi. (7) Lou Gordon. _ (4) County Fair.
(9) Movie. “A Bel for ® Sherwood Forest.
5:60 (2) Susie.
(4) It's Great Life.
- (9) Looney Tunes. ”
‘|New York Convention. Bible Techire
Scheduled in-
8 Congregations
The three Pontiac congregations
of Jehovah’s “Witnesses will . pre-
sent the special Bible lecture,
“God's Kingdom Rules — Is the
World’s -End Near?), at services|
of * *
- The Jecture will be de‘ivered at
3 p.m. for the West Congregation
by E..C. Thornton and by A, J. 5
\Kizer for the East Congregation at.
5:45 pum. Both meetings will be
~lheid at Kingdom Hall, 600 E. Pike St. : -
The North Congregation will
hear W. P. Strong at 4 p.m. in
Kingdom Hall, 4400 W. Walton
Bivd., Drayton, Plains.
The lecture was heard at the
climax of the religious meeting
when N. H. Knorr, president of
the Watchtower Society, spoke to
the 254,000 persons at the recent
land former De
tian Sas 7 i34 ‘PORTLAND, Ore, (AP) oo Vice
President Richard Nixon -told~ a
cheering crowd of Republicans
here that .a vote for Democrats
in the House or Senate is a vote
to raise taxes.
* * *
It also is a vote “to cheapen)
your money and to stifle the new
investment and enterprise which
means more jobs and more pro-
gress for the American people,”
Nixon told: a bargain priced—
$49.50-a-plate — Republican fund-
raismg dinner here Friday night?
~ *« &
The speech levelled a few shots
at former President Harry ‘S. Tru-
man, Sen. Wayne Morse - a AKRON, Ohio {AP)—Despite his
‘belief that ‘‘a Democratic tide is.
running strong across the coun-
try,” former President Harry S.
Truman has warned Democrats
about becoming overconfident in .
the election campaign.
+ *« &. ad
- ‘He told a political rally attended’
by 1,500 here Friday night: |
“Don’t get Dewey-itis, because f
that’s the worst disease in the
world, }
*~ ®* *
“The bandwagon will go by and
you'll wake up in the morning and
find you've been defeated.”
His reference was to Thomas A. -
Dewey, whom Truman upset in
the 1948 presidential election.
tO ot ap nee. *f_- at .
Speaking on — of Stephen mocratic
ial candidate Adlai ‘Stevenson.
* *
(95 Theater ’ (cont.) [ set ¢
Boe 4:45 [® Scoreboard. _|5: 30% (2) Detroit Bandstand,
(4) Movie ‘(cont.). aoe bento Strange tm) (4) (color) George Perrot
1:30 (7) Dick Clark Show. Dion (2) N’watch (cont.) 5:00 (2) Great Game of Politics. nay William Gargan. Presents.
! and Belmonts (7) Film Feature. pe : (7) Mickey Mouse Club.
= (9) Damon .Runyon._ __ _ — Poo Soe ee ee ee
(4) People Are Funny. SUNDAY “MORNING 5:30 (2) Face the Nation, i i (2y Sparts. i
(2) Perry Mason. “Case of! (1) Lone Ranger. — e »|
“_168%..Q) . Meditations. ( TEIeSCOE. . Betty Grable, Gene Lockhart. {o) Vote O
a0 (Billy, Graham. Religious 7 . _ ;
Pin Charlotte, Nc. 2%. 42) Reto to Spo. | SENDAY NIGHT HIGHLIGHTS | pany moma TEN ee
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eae $5384}. ‘Gettephere gr (27 Search. Documentary: OM 5: 30 WT Contin : tal Class ae : Ss. o D
(4) (eolor) ~ Sperry. ( Come behavior during disaster. : —
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«drs —— ee Se ® (ok. Bocas | (Oe eee Dae (2) Meditations. Proposal to make the Oakland! —— jackie a raed board. Anacke " | . ‘ . |County Drain Commission office’
Comedian Alan Kix, m-|9:09 (2) Court of Health. - (7) Annie Oakley 6:35 (2) On The Farm Pront. {part of the Department of Public| - ; ie: 4 2 is Bees : £ ? Works will be debated Monday by)
(2) P. Mason {cont.) alhag urch at the ~ Cross ‘ |1:00 (2) TV College. county supervisors prior to their
: (2 Air Pi “Vict in (4) Today. taking a vofe on the change.
san Ch Gees (cont) (1) Under standong 0 u. ree ee ee : Clayton G. Lilly of . Ferndale,
, (9) Hockey ‘iecet Worid. — - ) Whit Hunter. “- Mo-|7'38 (2) Cartoon Frolics. chairman” of the board’s Drain
414) Como (cont.) (9) Oral Roberts. a t ¢ Truth. a = i \Committee, will ili the pro-
oad men sa 8:00 (7) Cartoon Carnival. | posal: #2) Western. Bounty hunter
‘fs hunted. —
%: bad {7) Lawrence. eW elk.
(9) Heckey ‘tcont.)
(4) Seve Canyon. Canyon|
saves friend in “Operation *
Heartbeat.” . |
(2) Gale Storm. Siusanna’s,
scheme to get captain to
tdke up art backfires.
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(2 Détroit Pulpit.
_14P Big Picture. lt
(9) Film feat 'r-. |
| | (4) Accent.
‘10:00 (2) This Is the Life.
(4) U. of M. Hour.
(7) Faith for Today.
(9) Sacred Heart.
: Film Fare. . :
— eS =* 10::5 (9) Modern Science.
9:30 (7) Welk (cont.) | 4
(9) Temple Baptist. t0:30 (2) Cartoon Frolics.
(4) Turning Point. Footloose) (7) Western Manhunt. 7:30
cowboy befriends five or- (9) Christophers. - |
children.
(2) Have Gun, Travel. Pala- {1:00 (2) Sagebrush Shorty.
din aids bank robber. 44) (color) George Pierrot.
. (7) Command Performance. | ~
10:¢0 (7) Sammy Kaye. Kaye and (9) Six-Gun Judge. '8:00
orchestra with musical va- .
riety. 11:39 (4) TV Reader’s Digest.
(9) News. (1) Wrestling.
(4) Amateur Hour FE (3) Movie.
(2) Gunsmoke. Diilon tries, deadly bluff. SUNDAY AFTERNOON
10:10 (9) Weather. ;
12:08 (2) (color) Little Lulu. |
| (4) (color) Colorland. 2 ter. 18:15 (9) Theater. = |
10:30 (7) Target. Physician at-
tends school reunion and 12:38 (2) Star Showcase
finds murder. (4) Pre Game Show. |
(9) Theater. (9) Science. Fiction.
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WCAR, News — WPON. Another Show WXYZ Curtain Calis
WIR, Band : : CKLW News, Davies
- GUNDAY AFTERNOON 8:30—CKLW. The Quiet Hr. | wJBK, Reid
$:30—WJR, Philarmonic WXYZ. Pilgrimage WPON. Lewis
CKLW, Quiet Sanctuary Goma News, Music
co— uest il: 30—VJR, Time For Musie
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CKLW, News, Knowles WCAR, News Woodling 9:30— WJR, Pace the Nation MONDAY AFTERNOON
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stars Willié Mays,
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and fashion editor battle. 1: 9 (7) World Adv enture Ser ies 8:30
(2) Honeymooners: — (9) Movie. Pe
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11:00 (7) Federal Men. 1:30 (2) Pro Football Kickoff. |
(9) Theater (cont.) | (7) Jungle Jim. Ree RE” eet Lassie. ;
(7) You ‘Asked for It. Comic
ice skating, day-in life of
_ gers,’ (9) Bugs Bunny.
cepa tet aes eet
serpentarium owner, dis-|
couragement of forgers, etc.)
with identity-recorder, story;
by human guinea pig at Na-
tional Institute of Heaith,|
visit to Audie Murphy.
(9) Movie. “Northwest Ran-!
William Lundigen |
John Carradine.
(2) Jack Benny. =
(4) (color) Northwest Pas.
sage. ‘Surprise Attack.”
(7) Maverick. “Alias Bart
Maverick.”
(2) Ed Sullivan. Danny)
Thomas,~ Frankie Laine,
Patachou-French songstress
dancers Bambi Lynn-Rod~Al-|
exander, singer Tina Robin |
dancef Little Buek, Mil-| ie px = (2) Captain Ranga.
‘8:45 (2) Cartoon Classroom.
9:00 (4) I Married Juan.
(8: 25 (2) News.
Jimmy Dean.
Romper Room.
Our Friend Harry. (2)
(4)
(7)
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Billboard.
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For Love or Money.
Dough Re Mi—Quiz.
Movie. «
10:00 (2)
(4)
'4@:38 (2) Play Your Hunch.
(4) Treasure Hunt.
(9) Movie. | |
47% (2) Arthur Godfrey
(4) Price Ls Right.
watkee Braves stars Warren 43.95 (7 ews.
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Matthews, Red Schoendienst. 41.39 (2) Top Dollar. Dei Crandall,
Garagiola, guests.
_ (4) Shirley Temple's Story-
book. John Ericson, J. Car-!
‘rol Naish in Hiawatha.
(9) Movie.
+ Girts,” John Hodiak, Judy: plus Joe
“The Harvey) i (4) Concentration.
| (7) Ricky the Clown.
i (9) Howdy Doody.
‘12:45 (7) Noontime Comics.
otherwise regular shew.
Garland, Ray Bolger, Angela
Lansbury.
(7) Lawman. Western
(2) GE Theater. Sammy)
Davis Jr., in “Auf Wieder-,
sehen.”
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WWJ, World Series
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CKLW Light, Life "Hour
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WCAR, News, Logan
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Love of Life.
Tie -Tac Dough.
Man From Tomorrow. 12:00 (2)
(4)
(9)
12:15 (9) To Be Announced.
i12: 30 (2) Search for Tommorrow.)to the shows
(color) It Could Be You | eae
Lilly's. committee,
the Board of Public Works and
the--- Special ---Ceunty-= feov u
+ n oh
4
‘to five laws essential to the con-
| solidation.
—s, * a ee
A resolution recommending in-|
creasing the size of the Board of|
‘Public Works from five to seven
members also will be made by
Lilly Monday:
Progress on drawing up county-
helping legislation to be put before
ane with |the 1959 Legislature will be out-|<ieh an election in Red China, lined to supervisors by a= G. isfense, of the Eiserihower adminis-
~—-Lthe-oftshore™ tstands
Then Nixon reiterated his de-| qidate for US. pee roman
said the Eisenhower-Nixon admin-
istration “has-bungled our foreign
policy so badly that the unity of
the fe free nations is gravely weak- tration’s policies on Formosa and!
= Nixon “commended ‘Truman for
his support of President Eisenhow-
er in the Lebanon and Quemoey
crisis. But he said the former
president had been .misrepresent-
jing and distorting the record of
‘the administration en other issues.
Nixon said Stevenson had sug-
gested a plebiscite to allow the
people of Formosa to choose the
kind of government they want.
The vice president said there
would be more justification for * * *
“We've lost nearly every friend
we’ve had,” Truman added.
He called the Republicans a
“party of recession’? at a news
conference prior to his speech. In
his talk, Truman said the GOP
had accomplished recession and
inflation at the. same time.
. *~« *
“Genius in reverse,"’ the former —
chief execitive called it.
‘Speaking in a hoarse voice, the
|Hungary and. other Iron Curtain 74-year-old Truman called for the
Study Committee, approved the
tions of Daniel W. Barry,
commissioner, and Harold K.
Schone, DPW director.
Overlapping of projects by both
offices is major reason the
change is recommended, they
said. °
It the supervisors go along, this
support will give the green light to
(Oakland lawmakers in Lansing
inext year to push for amendments
2 Leave TV Quizzes
to Disprove Charges
NEW YORK (AP) — At their-
own request, Jack Barry and Dan
Enright have been rlieved tem-
jporarily from their duties as pro-
iducers of NBC-TV quiz shows to)
fight recent allegations of answer--
|vigging on the programs.
* * *
| Two former contestants on one move last month on recommenda- |
drain} tive Committee. ,
Money matters involving the
| county’s critical welfare financial
| situation will be heard. Fred W.
| Smith, Ways and Means Com-
| mittee chairman, will ask en-
| dorsement of the transfer of
| $160,600 from the county’s gen-
| eral fund to relief funds.
The shift, already approved by,
Smith's commitf@e, will make a
total of $544,019 the county has had
to ‘‘borrow’’ from other funds to
ae its exhausted welfare treas-}«
A final matter to come before
‘the board will be a request to ask
‘the state to reimburse the county
for the cost‘of providing special
isheriff's deputies on county lakes
over the summer months, - ,
Carillon Recital
by F. L. Marriott .
at Christ Church
| Frederick L. Marriott,/ Jorganist|
‘of their shows recently claimed ang Gincanaster at Coptral Meth-|
\tions in advance of appearances. |
; These claims, as well as similar
‘ones against other TV quiz pro-
|grams, are being investigated by
ja grand jury.
NBC announced today that,
|compliance with the wishes
{Barry and Enright,
/porarily assume show prod
(chores next Monday, BC pre-
gram executives. owl be assigned
_
4) ee |
ui ) The Erwins. They are “Twenty-One,”” “Tic!
(9) Mary Morgan. _ Tac Dough,” “Concefttration” and
12:45 (2) Guiding tight. a
BILE 1:09 470 | Ladies Day.
(4) Amos 'n’ Andy.
(7) My Lite Margie.
(9) Movie.
(2) As The World Turns.
(7) Topper.
(4) TV Readers Digest.
1:55 (4) Faye ee
(2) Oar Miss Brooks.
(7) Movie. 2:00
2:30 (2) House Party.
(4) (color) Haggis Bags. (4) Truth or Conse:uences “Dough Re Mi.”
“We have decided ta divorce
ourselves from the production and
administrative chores.
these shows in order to devote
more time to disproving the un-|
‘founded tharges against the integ-
rity of our programs,” Barry and
| Enright said. in
of
it would tem- u
involving, (4) World Series. (If played) they were given answers to ques: odist Church, Detroit fill be guest
earillonneur at Arist
Cranbrook for the” weekl
at 4 p. m. Sunday.
His prograry’ ‘will ine
pees Ainge: ae ee eda in Waterford Township at 2932,
ome Bi eft Yeu ees “ “ . vg GAS or ELECTRIC
(SA Oo aaattens et Uulee Malerinection oot | DRYERS tee
Mr. Marriott will Piay the fol, two-minute take-off, Se coeur $159.95. bad veo
lowing hymns, ‘‘Let. All Mortal
Flesh,” “From All That Dwell Be-
ineath the Skies’’ and “Ye Watch-,
‘ers and Ye. Hely Ones.”
Parking is available in the parks!
‘ing lot or on Lone Pine road. Lis-
teners may sit in their cars or in
Christ Church.
In 1900, the total number of
passenger cars registered in the
U. S, was 8,000. There are more
than 56 million today.
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CONDON’S RADIO TV SHOP 38 8. Telegraph, e 4-9736
AUBURN RADIO & TY
39 Aubarn, FE 4-1655
OAL net RADIO & TV SERVICE
Lehigh, FE 4-9802
| axurton ELECTRIC vO. | 5 W. Geren. FE 4-2526
@OD’S RADIO &:T i 770 Orchard Lake. Ae: "PE 4-5841
JOHNSON’S RADIO |& xy 49 E. Walton. FE 4-760
i NEIGHBOR'S TV
1095 Joslyn, FE &-2383
RICH TV.
{ 1959 Opdyke, FE 4-0221
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PONTIAC
OBEL RADIO & TV P
2930 Elizabeth Lake Rd.,
Le 4-4945 and 1515 Union Lake
EM 3-65
ST EEANSKE RADIO
1157 W. Horen, FE ¢-@967
WKC, INC., SERVICE DEPT
45 N. Perry, FE 2-071]
SWEET'S RADIO APPLIANCE
W Heron, FE 4-1133
WALTON RADIO“ G TV
BIS Josiyn, FE 2-2287 :
CLARKSTON
AATSURS TV SERVICE 6734 Dixie, MA 5-531 DRAYTON. PLAINS PHELPS TY 434% Dixie Hwy.
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called for the impeachment of| because the Republi¢an adminis- \.
'President Eisenhower and Secre-
tary of State Dulles for their con-
duct of foreign policy. Such an
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of things that could possibly
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Services to Start
in Leggett School
The Rev. William LaFountain,
pastor of Lutheran Church of the
Ascension, announces worship
services and Sunday School will
be held in the Eliza Leggett School
at 3621 Pontiac Lake Rd. beginning |
| Sunday. The worship hour will be
iva om: and Sunday School at 10
Cord
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South Saginaw
(Downtown Pontiac:
Between Lynn & Per
Federal 4. can
Test Hoe 3
2 lewelers
The regular hours at the Pontiac
‘ Church will continue with Sunday
| School at 9:45 a.m. and church
service at 1] a.m.
The Ascension Churc
in Pontiac in 1926. S presently in
the proces building plans for itea
RCA COLOR TY
Sales and Service
SWEET’S RADIO-TV
Open Mon. G Fri, Might
W. Hur FE 4 113 of M59.
The -parsonage is already locat- ry
422
‘6,000 gallons of water which has)
to be purer than the water you!
jdrink. le ELECTRIC |
Have a Gas Permit? IF YOU HAVE YOU WILL BE WISE TO
INVESTIGATE THE MARVELOUS NEW
BURDETT
RADI-HEAT
GAS
BURN ER
@ The only gas busier that produces 40%
more useable heat from your gas.
© The only new gas burner in 20 years.
® The only burner (including oil) that gives
you a constant even heat. Similar to a coal
fire with a bed of coals. No more cold r6oms
or cold shoulders.
@ The only burner that pays for. Nself. “Why
not own it?” Gas users are paying for it
anyway with Higher Gas Bills. A Burdette
will pay you dividends in comfort and fuel
savings for the rest of your life.
ASK the MAN WHO OWNS a BURDETT
Names of Users on Request
THIS WONDERFUL BURNER AVAILABLE-IN
NEW FURNACES, BOILERS and CONVERSIONS
ONLY AT MICHIGAN HEATING
_ Free Estimates 3 Years to Fey
+» DOBAT Tv & RADIO SERVICE
104 W. 5th St., OL 2-4722
Kaseciotad Members
n Oakland County ~
loud County MICHIGAN HEATING 88 NEWBERRY FE 8-6621 FE 8-6651 #£=FE 22056
‘Purchase Your Equipment From a Firm That Gives
You 24-Hour Service. We Service All Types of -
ment. poee Mgr. Art Dean. ee a.
‘reat 2
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_TWINSULATION FOIL $ Enclosed Rock Wool Center _. Y 8A.
M.
to 8 P. M.—SUNDAYS
10
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Blanket
Type, Fully $
Encased
with pet 1000
Nail Thin, Matt Thick. . Se: Fe,
Soc Role, Rog 99.95 Te eens ethe $5.95
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BOND
BURMEISTER’S—OPEN
DAI
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De ee ee ee $1.60
: 4x8Y%, 0. $1.19
*= 16x48 Rock Lath 92¢ In Lifts of 60
CEILING TILE | _Acoustamatic
es Norton, | CEILING Any Quantity Ti LE .
oo 813.5% : Per-M
BUY NOW! Lumber Prices Are Going Up ,
Dry Shed Stock—West Coast Products
2x 4's 8 Ft. Up to 16 Fr. —_ 10°
2x 6's 8 Ft. Up to 16 Ft.
2x_8's 8 Ft. Up to 16 Ft.
Per 1000 Board Ft.
CLEAR WHITE PINE MOLDINGS 2x10’s 8 Ft. Up to 16 Ft.
2x12's 8 Fe. Up to 16 Ft.
200 FT. SPECIAL
GOLD. BOND BURMEISTER’S—OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
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4 « 8 V Groove Paneling
MAHOGANY .... 8573, Now °4”
2x4—14’ and 16’ IN SHED KILN DRIED OpeClal 7° Lin. Fe.
1x6, 138, 1210 DANET ING Selected Knotty Pine
Regular $220.00
BRIGHT, CLEAN
KILN DRIED
We Have Lower Grades also for $125.00 . No. 1 and Betfer-FRAMING LUMBER
180%"
- Classic Shake
‘ASBESTOS SIDING
- Now on Display at Burmeister’s
and Ready for Immediate Delivery.
® Glazed Surface
® Guaranteed Not to Fade or - Darken
When Wet... (aaa Fe SS
re Solid Rich Colors
Also Regular Asbestos Siding Cromotex
Re $17.95 Square
Burmeister’s Price “1 455 Per 100
. QNLY
* Cost for Average House taking 800 Sq. Ft. about $119. 60
Terms: Cash or NO MONEY DOWN and EASY MONTHLY PAY’TS
ALUMINUM LOUVERS
Adjustable Louvers ....$3.75 Flush 12 x 12 Lowvers. $1.49
Fluash 8 x-x Louvérs.... .98 Flush 12 x 18 Louvers. $1.98
Flush 8 x 12 Louvers.. $1.29 8 x 16 Eve. Vent W.S.... 55¢
Flush 8 x 16 Louvers...$1.56 8 x 16 Foundation Vent $1.29
- Root Vents—18" Sq... . >... cm. ese ee eee: $1.98
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- GALVANIZED
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puree
Standard Colors >
Reg. $10 Value
210* 3-in-1 Thick Butt
‘SLIDING DOOR
Superior Quality
| HOUSE PAINT
1.98 ’ Outside White and Colors
Also Flat and Enamel, ONLY Gol.
Not discontinued colors. We were able to’ make an
exceptionally good buy.
Gold Bond PAL Paint MFG. by NATIONAL: GYPSUM
Not Discontinued Colors
2” Gal. Large Selection
GOLD BOND CEMENT PAINT $ 3”
Special With Any Purchase
Large 5-Gallon Pail
OUTSIDE WHITE $4.45 Gal.
UP TO'50% OFF ON CLOSE-OUT PAINT
All Good Colors—Boydell, Gold Bond, Kem-Tone
SHIPLAP sreciat 1” x 10” FIR KILN DRIED ‘9 g>0
Per M
"x12" or 1"x6” Roof Boards. *89.50 per M
2x8 12’ and 14’ Fir. ...... "Perm Now $92.00 _
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-PLYSCORE This Week Only ‘4°
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5-FT. STEP LADDER First Quality, Present Stock
STEEL AREA WALLS | For Basement Windows 37” Wide ‘2” ,
Top Brand, Basement, Adjustable
JACK POSTS = 56° . Adjustable, Reg. $9.95
6,000 CEDAR POSTS
T' from 39° HOMPa 4 W
Teusioge Sea salted
) ALUMINUM "COMBINATION.
- ~ STORM. ‘WINDOWS and SCREENS
“Ns CHECK THESE
FEATURES
© Beautiful Siender Frames
* Selt-Storing, No Chang-
ng
¢ New “Tension Sealed”
_ Construction
© Permanent ~~
® Made To Order.
e Easy To Operate
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sg. Reson: tor: Summer = = tower tar Winter:
Seves Up to 35%-ef Total Heat Loss:
SAVERGS a ON INITIAL COST,
FUEL, HEAT ANQ
MAINTENANCE
MANUFACTURED TO FIT YOUR OWN,
WINDOWS ¢ DIRECT SERVICE FROM fj)
THE FACTORY TO YOU... .
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DOOR GRILLS
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All Sizes
Aluminum
Initial Type
$4.95 Value
SLIDING DOOR HARDWARE —
1% Bypass 4° ‘*** *.” $3.50
1% ‘Bypass 5° ‘*** ** $3.95 All Sizes of Alemiaem Self Facing in Steck | .
POCKETS
AM Sizes Hardware $9.95
BRASS”
PASSAGE SETS
“peg, $2.95, 1.09
ALUMINUM COMBINATION
SASH DOOR DOORS | 26x68x1% $ 95 Includes: Full 1° Frame; Door
FN 9 Closer, Stop, Latch, Hihges, all
Sf ee 2s Screws. All Standard sizes,
ee Se Toe aN com ao $34 95
Also Louvered Doors and
Fold-a-Side Hardware Limited Otte:
OUTSIDE
“FLUSH DOORS With Lights
-1%
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Grade A
ALUMINUM | 312 x 342
THRESHOLD | BRASS BUTTS
5395 vot 5 | NAME 3Q¢ P
GRADE A INTERIOR FLUSH DOORS 20 x 68 x 13@........ $5.25 26x68x1%........ $6.95
220 66x) 13s)... - $5.95 28x 68 x 1%........ $7.45
24x 68x 1% varet some $6.45 30 x 68 x 1%. sw mdte exe's $7.95
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to the beayty of any home. Easy to af
install ond easy to cleon with a slop.
ing sill thot drains off water instantly,
the-Staniey Aluminum Sliding Window @>
hes o fixed sash that provides fighter
meefing rail for tomplete weather >
~ ._ protection, Available with interchange
eble_screen ond storm sosh. Sur-
Large 9x4. Picture Window,
Weatherstripped, Reedy to ‘Install. 569%
GARAGE |
DOORS
OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER
For hard to beat prices on all types of Garage Doors,
moke sure you check with Burmeister's before buying.
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Duplex Receptacles ..... q56
Duplex Cover Plates
Switch Plate Covers
14-2 Romex, oo Coil ee ee ee eee ee
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12x36” Shelves
Extra Shelves Available
WEN 303
SANDER
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WEN 305
Reg.
vibe 95
Rew. $8.95,
Burmeister’s Price. ‘4%
“We Also: Have Luggage
Racks. Over 20 Sizes &
Styles in Stock.
“HUNTERS: . Cone in, and layaway your car top. carrier now to
assure you of the type you want at this extra low price.
50 FT. GARDEN HOSE $189
$ 295
5-Year Guarantee. Complete
‘with Brass Fittings
Y, GARDEN HOSE
Reg. $5.95 i
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BOND
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