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Senate Debates Recess Till July 17 Dificial Reveals ct te pc tan te vx es Reasons WHY 
Meee weak nat om Soe ae fate ncee: ite Is Rejected — i Block N Young Golf Star Writes for Press   
Legislators _ LANSING ®—Michigan’s Legis- 
lature, .showing signs of pre-elec- 
’ |tion’ uneasinéss, has recessed until 
July 17 without deciding whether on $35 Billion 
Bill for Defense as 
$500 Million Air Force) The lawmakers left the’ problem 
Increase Asked by GOP 'c..., array ee eee 
to Spark Wrangle evidence’ that the governor’s pro- period in the fall, when new mod- 
    
  * * jcould take a job at 14 weeks at 
mittee members were impressed he could then draw state jobless’ . 
bythe testimony of auto execu- pay at the rate of $64 a week for, Poor Highway Access, 
tives that unemployment has 39 weeks. i * a 
started to decline and would “| “The governor’s program, we. Location Behind Ariny 
cline all e t f brief} (Continued on Page 2, Col.1) Li coy weet acts ainda year except for a : ge2,Col.1) | Listed as Factors t meen aoe — | 
proposals. : 
1 1 7 ? Progress toward a new The House tabled Gov. 
Williams’ oth a ban benefits | Miss Michigan Named ‘National Guard Armory 
sie th Sas cach ee eee - jin Pontiac_is at a stand- LJ dependent. 3 : 
bill also proposed extending the s ‘still. . 
| The City Commission maximum length of payment 
‘has twice informed Guard defense. — from 26 to 39 weeks. 
A bristling political fight’ The House committee kept an- lofficers that a city-recom- 
mended 10-acre site off looms over an increase i bill alive—the proposal of 
,Orchard Lake avenue is the   
  WASHINGTON (INS) — 
The Senate opens debate 
today on a whopping 35 
billion dollar bill for U. S. 
  the Air Force. j . € W. Sallade (R-Ann 
: | Arbor xtend 
Benale GOP lander Wile ee duration of payments to 32 weeks. ‘only site available for a new 
liam F. Knowland (Calif), on “8 ad lan =“ levuicey Se Smet | proposal, y . a . 
told a reporter that while|, ry F. Hittle (R-Lansing), re- But Col. Herat Layle, it is too early to be certain mained alive gp the Senate Labor 
of the outcome, “it looks as Committee. It would extend the Queene an = 
if we have a good chance 
to carry our amendment.” 
He and other Republican 
million dollar boost in air leaders are backing a 500! length of payment by eight weeks, 
{but would only remain in effect 
ithis year. 
\WON’T SAY ‘NO’ 
| The failure of the House com- 
mittee to kill the governor’s: bill the Michigan Guard, said 
he “doubted if this was the 
only site available.” 
’ After extensive tests on the site, 
Guard personnel rejected the plot 
for three basic reasons according 
| and its decision 
| funds over the amount recent, ccapead alors trad to Col. Layle. 
: ommended by President as an indication that committee “To obtain federal participa- 
7 tion for building the Armery, one Eisenhower are not ready to say 
  Senate Democratic Leader Lyn- 
don Johnson (Tex) and most other 
Democrats favor a one billion 160 
  
    | But it was clear from a state- |“ne”’ to any change this year. . * * | 
iment issued by Republican mem- 
        
  
  
  criteria is that it must be le 
cated on at least one good paved 
highway with direct access to 
7 same,” he said, 
      million dollar air fund increase as\°°TS of the committee that the “We would be behind the (Army) 
recommended by the Senate Ap- 27UP has no intention of yielding Reserves on this site, thus blocking 
propriations Conimittee. — ground on the governor’s _|the direct access,” he continued. 
The ‘uupnane om OK RESERVE CENTER “ana — | The statement, read from the On May 1, the City Commission x ground of Democratic charges | toe J uzecccne” \nnseean, AP Wirephote |2PProved a 50-year lease for con- 
GETTING THE SCOOP — Sally Sharp (left), oy Pentine Prem Peete| that the Eisenhower administra | Toty the ceeoce's tit we, | - UNANIMOUS CHOICE—A 19-year-old redhead, Shirley Swanson, mais Gall oie ee | 19-year-old amateur golf star trom Birmingham  LPGA's top money winier thus far this year. | 00 (0 'yensuace sigh eet uy | Sound, unrealistic, of Muskegon, was chosen Miss Michigan of 1956 there last night. She /rveacre plot adjacent to the pro- has another big ambition in life besides playing Miss Sharp will present some of the highlights of hue. | = ‘and politically inspired.” | was the unanimous choice of the judges, and will represent. the state | 1o.0q Armory tract. 
golf. The MSU freshman is jnterested in the field § the LPGA, now under way at Forest Lake, for the “The real answer to the current &t Atlantic City Sept. 8. At 5 feet, 452 inches and 110 pounds, the new | The Maen os nce 
of journalism. Here she takes time out to get a Press. Her first bits of news appears on today’s ee the he cit kt |problem ‘is jobs, not Miss Michigan's dimensions are 35-22-35. She-has deep auburn hair | , ans to the Lanal maaan 
few notes from Marlene Baver Hagge, the sports page. dus cn Ge Swe odeeate GOP. Compensation, and we have real and sparkling blue eyes. was that excessive footings would 
Wor le | | Wat R are that the vote . My 7 
Army Reserve Pla r Woman Golfers \ccccmmsmirrx 1900 Sail on Aquarama Congress to Act | sre sro ' But Democrats said even if the e 4 ° . — elt tit taking 
| Rani OF smentoent caver wey wa LOX First Detroit Cruise — san. |segi pce © the Reserves” as 7 in en have forced some increase over! se had Bill ro © 2 cunmuniention onthe 
| as any ro ems : . |the administration's air budget. The largest passenger ship ever to grace the Great ay ‘CHIDES 
| ° . : te : Ina related development, Gen. | Lakes—the S. S. Aquarama—was the setting of a’ = oo 
By PETE LOCHBILER a wee oe LPGA autred M. Grocather, | retiring [moonlight Detroit ae voyage last night, ; S@nate-House Groups ,,, Afterall. we are competitors.” | Pontiac Press Staff Writer “mn " aa aa er Nea “epee es goes before the | The-sleek, reconverted North Star ocean liner played Meeting = $33 Billion a aa — ee aa 
CAMP McCOY, Wis.—The Army agrees it has prob-| ~~ a Seante Appropriations Commit. |host to some 1,900 Detroit area residents who sometime Road Building Measure nated force to protect the city fe 
lems to overcome to make the reserve system work. A gelling Gedidesde. Ge poll prada a0 sainany ota next year may sail (with? | wammincron md esse jo aaa attack or natural 
Inexperience, a shortage of personnel}. both in enlisted Ladies Golf Assn,| bill. the family car) to Cleve- Cornerstone Had leagina eae a mn a ; | 
ranks and company officer grades, plus occasional|Championship and the Wolverine) sen Leverett Saltonstall (R-/land. The 502-foot liner, ode. a record-breaking peacetime gov- ee Se ee | apathy on the’ ‘part of soldiers and civilian’¢-were listed namedpreell a Mass), an & eons agp Rrsagper be built for a Detroit- Service in Past ernment spending measure—/ National aimed ana Gat 
*here as standing in the way)try Club with the largest feld’of fund boost, sald he was penn aeg tng AS Tombstone — [tional accan today. | mroprres Seped in aad. got the of total success for such Youthtui Victim sembied simultaneously 
  outfits as Pontiac's 703rd Michigan tourney. at the! Two sets of Senate-House con- 
3 a | * |\ferees arranged to meet on the “We had the idea the commis- 
sion had more preference to the (@) Cance Dies ; ‘Board of Education office, 40 Pat-)):, ») : ee ; 
tank battalion Twen ne amateurs Saltonstall , th ports of the Great Lakes on an ~~~ big bill amid indications it might Tae J } 
Jon =a oni part‘ ot the seit eioe ne Press Lake fairways this' Symington aie : eres sub-| “2dvertising build-up" cruise, Aft- tersor St., this week and the con- be sent. to President Eisenhower o,. ‘ce ee ae mis 
After 5 Months oat far . sommittee which was warned by|*™ twice daily excursions through sensus is that it probably will early next week. The Guard has had their sichts 
‘Trailblazer Infantry Division, on) 
two weeks training duty here since 
Moriday and visited this week by’ 
press reporters, civic leaders and)   Gary Thouin, 14, 1032 Arlene 
Ave. died at 12:30 p.m. yesterday’ 
  
    in the 
‘transfer’ to Russia in 
were Mrs. Robert Erdeion, Mrs. 
    
  
  
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Cleveland. | 
    June 29, out of Detroit, the Aqua- never be solved. | The conferees working on con- | 
In tearing down the old Cora C. struction features of the bill 
81 Florence Ave..| virtually finished their work late set on some property near the 
Pontiac State Hospital grounds. 
At present the Guard trains at 
  
    
  
  
      
  
        
            ae ‘ ; Ross DeBolt and Mrs. John La-} boosted With plenty of salutes from | yesterday, but scheduled a final |the Armory, 57 Water St. The Re- from cancer in St. Joseph Mercy educators from Michigan. souk. a a Sti Gugland couche, Wp] punclig Sipe, Gin cubed slp —— hauled the cornerstone of | sion for today to consider |Serves have their headquarters at 
Hospital after several attempts to The division and the Ppntine | Miss Joyce Ziske of Waterford,|GOP member of the Senate Armed| left Detrolt-and sailed up the St. the building back to the bus, £2-| some minor language revisions. [37 W. Lawrence St. 3 curb the disease. contingent are reservé outfits of \wis: and Miss Sally Sessions of|Services Committee, told news-| Cisir Flats to Algonac, Here lrage at the Board of Education| iaanwidie (the cuudareus wort: . 
The husky youth became ill in| Cadet strength, which means the (Detroit were the first of the pros|men: “I was willing to support aj Capt, Leng maneuvered the ship (office in case anyone wanted to ing on tax features of the legisla- 
e | officers. and high ranking ¢®- (to tee off in pursuit of the $7,300/500 million dollar increase because| around im a narrow canal and); rs sumed’ their firel coasien. February-of this year and had hit) ying men are trained to form ‘keep it. tion arranged their first sessi \ ee : (Comtinand 2 Col. 2) LPGA purse. I believe that amount of money! headed his charge south to De- Sen. Byrd (D-Va), heading the | ’ 
poet a Fuge 2, On ican be used to advantage.” . treit. | _ Bat when someene happened senate group, said in advance he! 
» _|He’s Ever Sharp | The modern . decorated liner| (2 Mm te cornerstone over, |did not anticipate too much diffi- " 
Temperature to Dip | sacxson wT AFL Endorses Williams [houses nive decks, two for storage! joc Sieenrered, Mat oe 8h culty. Nn DY AUQUS : : moriemagelilog of cars. There is a sun and club) duty a8 8 | he House voted for $14,800,- lr aerds, M mate publication at Southern Mich. DETROIT (INS) — The Wayneigeck and other interior decks| Stave marker. : (000,000 of additional taxes over Mitchel = 
7 nto xt on! igan Prison, this week quotes a lif-/County Federation of Labor yes-lwhich. can hold a maximum of Inscribed plainly on the’ reverse 16 years to help finance the bi itchell Tells AFL er who describes the prison as terday endorsed Gov. G. Mennena 599 passengers lei in “Marie, wile of A. Rircacaeam oop dn P Z 
. | Vawm....... 7 11 aum.......86 the pen with the lifetime guaran- Williams in his bid for a fifth term) “The ship was delayed in arriving Vaughn, Died ee 3, 1969, F BB Rogge pe po pe 66 Million wi tI Ee 
Sepang eave = 3 veves ell [*ee: as chief executive of Michigan, “U a ream A from. Green 41 years, 9 mos. and 27 oe by easing a special levy on heavy| Ot Work. in Nation 
eames Oh P.uM....... 9 \ , Wis., where 2,400 packed tts Thou art gone from our sight But! trucks, oO : tare ‘ 
10 a.m ...... a“ -y ie 2 ‘ Ld decks and had the crew hurrying /not from our mind. I know it is) The conferees arrived at the) DETROIT wm — Sec aoeentee Brimming With Gold to prepare it for its Detroit run.jright, For our Master is kind.” | $32,900,000,000 figure — lower than|1 hor James utc cue Partly cloudy and cooler is_the Luncheons and dinners are} Who Mrs. Vaughn was, where those used by either the House ; predicts 
forecast for the Pontiac area to- Will our prize jump to $400?—cr will some happy served. While eating Mom and Dad/she lived, where she was buried or the Senate—by limiting to three|©™Ployment will climb to an all- 
| night with @ possibility of scat-/ reader pick up a bottom-heavy POT-O-GOLD and |“ cart Junior off to a children’s|and how such a cornerstone came years the bill's application to pri-|time high of 66 million in August. 
| tered thundershowers. The low} walk away with $300? -: S ercbepgers ageing is a dance bot to be used remains a mystery. nog au, i to mar) Mitchell, addressing 800 unem- 
j - ‘ svat plays crowds on et} and’ urban road programs. . 
4 igs © to 6. ne _ Piha tl poegmen lag — algae ther = decks by means of an open deck. Surplus Milk for Brazil | _ Te Senate's 37 billion dollar PPO Miche ren paneer - | henry “ : omorro tion Puzzl . blished and a almost-noiseless ship skims “’ : ‘gram had projected these for five chigan ration of Labor 
; eoly om rs and) possible winner announced. In fact, our eagie- | jalong the lakes at speeds which) CHARLESTON, S.C. @® — The years. The House, in counting 51%|(AFL) convention yesterday, said : einen h a high of 81 to & judges are at work right now on the entries |c@” reach 22 knots. pana United Nations ‘will ship five a had estimated a 13-year|the August total would be a 500,000 : : - Gone , ‘ ; ap ag’ runs through June 29 lion of dried milk from) program. i ca The lowest thermometer reading ro if = pusse Moet poor ony OE are for departure at 10 a.m. and'this Lang Brazil within the next| But the federal money available ee eo oe 
GARY THOUIN preceding 8 a.m. in downtown Pon- look insi = week, arrival 3:30 p.m. The night cruise|few weeks. The milk, for needy for these three systems would be He credited much of the high 
tine was 67 degrees. At 1 p.m. of the Press tomorrow—it'll be there, leaves at 5:30 and arrives back in in 1, was hased| increased over the present 700 em te the $7-billien-dol. - 3 with a list of the ! children Brazil, purc! pres¢ ployment 
right leg removed then in-an ef-|the mercury rose to 90 degrees. along a = words you'll need to Detroit at 11:30 p.m, from U.S. Surplus stocks. , millions a year. lar federal’ highway Dill, saying 
fort to stop the apread of the mal- : : ° . ss many thousands of new jobs will ignant bone tumor, Ewing's sar- R ; f O : ‘ be ® by the 13- 
es : old program to build 42,500 miles weeks in Uni- 
“inn mn era) Leaders Ready for Onslaught of 5,000 Girl Scouts returned to Lincoin Junior High in)- i Se ob be . “e 4 : ; ) 
April. é BY JANET ODELL - yesterday and living | Purpose of the Roundup whichjgreater appreciation of American|will be present to read Wer prize-| Dorothy. Fields, author of “Annie 
Pig ocap ber ypahedrypoigtoan Adutt leaders for the Senior Girl| there after Saturday. 2 Re pe & eepenin Se oeiraaie te Sur Can’ ent ater Seale 
He was taken to the Haxary|srsr Nowe ot Higiinn’ Sc) The Fink Army, in camp at te rough ieee tenaded = way shows, is the author of this 
oon as eee contig two Preparations for the arrival of 5,000 its assigned job of/oundup’s ‘Americana theme, presentation and will be on hand ey ae me Scouts one week from today readying the camp grounds. They to direct and narrate it. ot 
days later, , ntered oseph > Richard Beckhard of New! wij; pe on hand throughout the’ In Tod ’ P Two helicopters, supplied by the 
} ‘ra lheng he Sepesh on tare Fatungphsserboe dy. oe ind 998 United States Navy and Fis ae or _resi assist the Scout organization in| iekihe Poll on Ike Optimistic “jHii’ since June 15. Mrs. Melvinlyarious ways, ie oo Spt ng ape sae Corps = 5 oe Posehn 
3 um — A poll off Tile, chairman of food services.! py Tuesday Of nest week all of] Raterlals nw. 8 ite, On July 4 the United LOS ANGELES A poll > of tons of . seeoere A . 
1,000 business and industrial exec-|'* taking _ inventory the one thousand adults who will! Food News..........38 thre 43 Air Force and United States Naval 
utives in 11 Western states, by an|@ed food. work with the girs will be set-| ‘Sport ........49, 50, 51, 5% 53. Aviation planes will do a fly insurance company, shows that a|.. Marguerite Dixon, director of in their’ tents. Girl campers) Theaters ........../......5..48 | rz the Roundup site. 
majority of them ¢ President| magazines and sewspapers, #td | will add another 2,980 tents tomake| TV & Radie Programs. .....63 Cor The public has. been invited to)"; 
_ Eisenhower's iliness Will not’ hurt| Anme New, director of public in- |a canvas city on the former Edsel) Wilson, Warl................68 | Jo.Ann visit the Senior encampment a third quarter business, formation, visited the camp site |Ford estaie | Women's Pages......26 thre 31 [Girl . {day from 10:00 @.m. to. sundown.'as ‘ : ee ry 7 : 
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     Find Parts of 9 Victims 
of Airline Tragedy That — 
Took 74 Lives 
, Search Units continued today ‘prob- 
ing the ¢alm, cool depths of the 
Atlantic Ocean where most of the 
74 victims of the world’s worst | 
scheduled airplane disaster may 
remain forever buried, 
The plane, a four-engine Venezu- 
elan Airlines super-constellation, 
burst into flames and plunged into 
the sea from 8,000 feet early 
" Among those killed were 20 | 
Americans. Twenty-four of the 
victinss were teenage children of 
wealthy Veneruelans, They were 
returning home for summer va- 
cations after finishing their 
achool terms in the_U. 8. 
-"The Coast Guard said it would 
dispatch planes and sea craft to 
the scene today. Parts of only nine 
bodies were recovered yesterday 
before darkness interrupted the) 
search. Not a single whole ‘body! 
was found. 
TASK TO IDENTIFY 
New York police were assigned} 
the task of trying to identify the 
pieces of human bodies that were| 
Meanwhile, Venezuelan authori-| 
ties announced they would investi-/ 
gate the crash “to the last detail.” 
The plane plummeted into the 
sea about 30 miles off Asbury 
Park, N. J., just 10 minutes from 
safety. The U. S. Civil Aeronan- 
ties Board has no jurisdiction be- | 
eause the crash was outside the | 
12-mile limit, but it offered as- | 
sistance, if needed, through the | 
Venezuelan Embassy in Washing. | 
ton. 
The craft left Idlewild Airport 
im New York en route to Caracas 
et 11:15 Tuesday night. Upon de- 
Veloping engine trouble 200 miles. 
out, it tried to return to the air-! 
port. | | 
  It was being escorted back to! 
the airport by a Coast Guard plane 
when it suddenly caught fire and 
plunged a mile and a half down. ij 
  S, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956 |   THE PON TI 
fig “# AC PRES 
   
  AFTERMATH OF AIRLINE CRASH — Cloth- 
ing and-pieces of wreckage lie on East Rivet pier 
in New York after being salvaged from shattered Venezuelan airliner that carried 74 persons to 
death in a flaming Atlantic Ocean crash. 
    
‘Police Investigating Army Reserve Plan Pontiac Deaths Seed Cap Winona 
Beset by Problems (Continued From Page One) 
the nucleous of an expanded out- 
fit in the case of emergency. 
Higher officers explained the 
problems while reservists contin- 
ued training in the field. 
‘RESERVE BACKBONE’   
Larry Gene Cox 
son of Beauford O. and Opal D. ‘day. 
| Reeves Cox of 358 Russell St., died, 
yesterday afternoon. ° * * 
  4 sometime“during the night. Surviving are his mother and ‘ €! nig 
“The reserve programs of all father; two brothers, and six sis-| City detectives said a hammer AP Wirephote 
Pontiac Police were investigat- 
fing a malicious destruction com- 
Larry Gene Cox, 22-month-old plaint from a used car lot operator 
| LaVerne O. Stewart, owner of 
ithe lot at 255 W. Montcalm St., 
Larry was born here Aug. 17, reported windows were smashed in 
1954, and had been ill from birth. six used cars parked in his lot 
iservices are the backbone of the ters, Patricia, Linda, Nancy and had apparently been used to break 
nation's defense today,"’ according 
to Brig. Gen. -L. H. Charbonneau, 
of Detroit. “Yet hundreds of our 
men are not at this simmer camp 
because they were’ threatened by 
employers with loss of jobs if they 
‘came, and many lost two weeks! 
work,” Charbonneau stated. 
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Most. of the top sergeants and 
officer# are veterans of World War 
I or Korea. The reserve just now 
is beginning to use the service of 
recently enlisted men in special 
(eight-year reserve program. 
These are the youngsters age 
17 to 18% whe choose six-months Ray Douglas Cox, all. at home; the windows. Nothing was known 
  
‘ville Cemetery. 
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  |Mrs. Carolyn Daniels of Rochester,.to be missing from the vehicles. 
|Mrs. Mary Ballew, Sandry and| 
iJerry Clark, all of Detroit. C p h 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Friday ounty eat § 
'from the Pursley Funeral Home 
with the Rev. G. H. Rapelje of Mrs, Jerome Huff 
| Memorial Baptist Church officiat-/ OQRTONVILLE—Service for Mrs. 
ing. Burial will follow in Orton-' Jerome (Marie J.) Huff, 70, of 157 
South St. here, will be held at 2 
ae p.m. Friday from the C. F. Sher- 
‘Andrew Zi. Shelton man Funeral Home here, with en- 
tombment in the Oxford Cemetery 
| Andrew Z. Shelton, 61, of 326 E. 'Mausoleum. 
Sheffield St. ded s nly yester-| che is survived by her husband, 
|day in Pontiac General Hospital. Jerome; two sisters and a brother 
in California and a brother im The Day in Birmingham Jaded didheddidededdhedede ddd dna dhe 
    
BIRMINGHAM—Hiring of 53 new 
school teachers and briefing of 20 
summer youth instructors were 
among events at meetings this 
week. 
The teachers were hired as 
board of education members met 
Tuesday. Resignations. of five, in- 
cluding that of Evelyn Horne who 
will teach children of army per- 
isonnel in Germany for the .com- 
ing year, were accepted. 
Willlam Spence will be the 
beard’s delegate to the recrea- 
tion board-for the coming four 
years. The board, will elect new 
officers July 2. 
Playground activities opened this 
Monday after staffers were briefed 
at a meeting in which a local 
woman puppeteer explained how 
to prepare and present a show 
with simple puppets. Story-telling 
was explained by Children’s Li- 
brarian Mrs. Kathleen Burgess. 
Hundreds of youngsters turned 
out for the first session—there 
were 70 in the riflery session, 75 
for music, 100 at the high school 
gymnasium, and dozens ‘at most 
school playgrounds. Equipment is 
needed, and the recreation di- 
rector offers to buy used items or 
accept donations. 
Planning board members this 
week decided to survey the city 
for similar instances to the pro- 
posed change of two corners at 
Redding and Woodward from 
business A to business C szon- 
ing. 
They have outlined an alley that 
tween Bates and Martin. 
” s s 
Perrin B. Shattuck 
Mt. Clemens and belonged to 
Methodist Church. , 
Service will be at 1 p.m. Saf- 
urday at Manley-Bailey Funeral 
Home and burial will be in White 
Chapel Cemetery. 53 Teachers Hired; Play 
Program Attracts Many field. where she had lived, with 
her daughter for 15 years. . ——— Original 
Besides her daughter, Mrs. $4.95 
William Lee, she leaves a grand- Value . 
Service will be at 3 p.m: Friday 
at Bell Chapel of the William R. 
White Chapel Cemetery. Memorial 
tributes may be sent to the Amier- 
ican Cancer Society. 
       
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dise unloading for Maple stores be- 
Following a sudden heart at- 
tack, Perrin B. Shattuck, 56, 590 pa 
Henrietta, died yesterday at Wil- 
liam Beaumont Hospital. A car- 
penter, he came here in 1930 from 
He leaves his widow, Ruth; a    
               
    
        
               ward into the sea. 
Legislators Recess 
Until 17th of July (Continued From Page One)’ 
feel, completely. disregards the 
‘Weeds of unemployed workers, 
would eliminate the incentive to | He was born in Dixon, Tenn., 
| March 17, 1895 the son of Hugh and 
Frances Shelton. On May 21, 1920, | 
he was married to the former Ger- 
trude A. Poole in Flint.   of active duty followed by seven | 
and one-half years in the active | 
reserve, attending weekly drills | 
and annual simmer camps, 
Eight of these reservists are in| Mr. Shelton had lived in Pon- | the Pontiac battalion, but their’ tiac @ years. He was a veteran (pichardson Bird Funeral Home 
training here is limited:to the in-| of World War I and had been here, with burial in Woodstock, 
fantryman’s basics. They are! employed for 23 years at the (1+ Committal service will be held 
scheduled for active duty after) Baldwin Rubber Co, \there Saturday, 
high school graduation next June| Besides his wife, he is survived) Mr. Miller, a farther and Oak- 
and will come back to the battalion py five children, Niles E. Shelton land County resident 23 years, is Washington. 
Arthur Miller 
Miller, 68, of 1293 Burns Rd., Route 
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  MILFORD — Service for Arthur 
2, will be -at 1 p.m, Friday, from)... daughter, Carolyn; his mother; a 
brother and a sister in Mt. Clem- 
ens; a sister in New York and a 
brother in Detroit. 
., Floyd Niles Hayes 
  A resident here since 1953, Floyd 
Niles died this morning at~-‘the 
home of his daughter Mrs. Edgar. 
|Johnson, 1745 Maryland.. Born in 
West Branch in 1880, he vis a re- 
jtired inspector of auto parts in|         work and would be a drain on our/for integration into the battalion's and Mrs. Sherman Holey, both of|survived by a brother, Charles Mil-|Detroit. 
economic. resources,”’ 
ment said-s 
it called Williams’ bill “ap out- 
standing example of immodera- 
tion""—an obvious slap at Wil- 
Mams’ “anti-moderation’ speech 
aelivered last year in Denver, 
Republican committee members 
taid privately they want time to 
come up with a “sound program" 
i the state- 
  | 
Republicans hold’ a 6 to 3 ma- 
‘fority on the House committee and 
»@ 4 to 1 majority on the Senate 
committee. 
MAY RETREAT 
There was a feeling among man 
Democrats ‘that the Repehticaae: 
fighting to hold their narrow mar- 
gin in the House during the fall 
election would be forced to give 
seme ground, 
Republicans themselves conced- 
6d that the squabble over unem- 
ment compensation boosts, st t   Joining | 
‘will be of this Classification. 
\Military District. in Detroit, 
they |supervises outfits such as Pont‘ac's _ : ‘ 
Genefine ara “mY imcrease IM\tor the fifth Army, which opens Saturday from the Voorhees-Siple Griffin Funeral Home, Pontiac. line oe |this camp in the summer for re- Chapel with Dr. Tom Malone of The baby is survived by his par- 
serve training. ‘the Emmanuel Baptist Church of- ents and two brothers, Gary and! 
riod away from home shorter for, tank operations afterward. 
HOPES ON YOUTH 
But the hopes of the Army’s re-| 
local units from now on 
‘Bork is head of the Michigan 
and 
The question arises, and offi- 
cers worry about it, what will be | 
the attitude of these men towards | 
their mandatory service in home- 
town units? It was pointed out | 
that this service has advantages, 
especially for those who choose 
the six-months active duty way | 
of filling service obligation. 
For instance, not only is the pe-| 
hem,. the chance to’ advance in 
rank is greater. For men who start} 
a background of 207,000 em-/earning promotion points at the | 
ployed in the state, could be the|age of 17, this son of Old Hickory, Tenn. and Milford; Mrs. Fred Young, Jack Jer of Ontario, and a sister, Mrs.) 
H. and Robert Z. Shelton, all of Eva Carter of Woodstock, Ont. | 
Pontiac and 12 grandchildren. Terry Lee James 
serve rest mainly on such youths.| Also surviving are one brother) | EONARD — Graveside service 
According to Brig. Gen. L. S. Bork; 
five out of every nine reservists three sisters, Edgar Shelton/for Terry Lee Jones, infant son of and Mrs. Cillar Gentry, both -of/Mr, and Mrs. Harold Jones of 1360 
|Burns, Tenn.; Mrs. Arthur Harri-| Fast Leonard Rd., who died short-day at | 
ly after birth yesterday in Pontiac Home with burial in Riverside 
General Hospital, will be at 11)Cemetery,. Plymouth. Mrs. Minnie White of White Blutt,| 
a. . , ‘a.m. Friday in Perry Mt. Park Service will be at 1:30 P-M. Cemetery. The body is at Sparks- 
| 
ficiating. Burial wiil be in Perry) Raridy, at home. . i 
Mt, Park Cemetery. Francis J. McCartthy _ | 
~s MARLETTE — Service for Fran- 
Gary R. Thouin lcis J. McCarthy, 55, of Detroit,' 
Gary R. Thouin, 14, of 1032 Ar-' will be at 10 a.m. Friday from St. 
lene St., died yesterday in the St.|Theresa Catholic Church, Detroit, | 
Joseph Mercy Ilospital after being) with burial in Marlette. Rosary 
ill since February. \service will be tonight at 8 in the! 
Gary was born in Porttiac on,Ted: C. Sullivan Funeral Home, | 
ugust 15, 1941, the son of Ernest 14230 West McNichols Rd. 
and Selma Thouin® ~~ Steward S. Hill 
He was a student at Lincoln | CLIFFORD—Service for Steward) 
r. High School and a member 'S. Hill, 80, farmer here and resi-| 
dent for 77 years, was to be held) 
  A 
a He leayes his daughter, Mrs. 
Johnson and Anelda Hayes, of 
Birmingham, and a 
Plymouth. 
Service will be at 3 p.m. Satur- 
Manley-Bailey Funeral sister in 
Mrs. Mary Porter Bliss 
Widow of Edgar Burton Bliss; @ Wayne and Ann Arbor en route to 
imember of the Chicago Board-of the ceremonies. The roadeo will 
Trade, Mrs. Mary Porter Bliss feature a series of driving tests 
died last night after a prolonged by. top truck drivers at Jackson's 
illness at the home at 327 South-| Reynolds 
        
        
      
  
  
     
   
     
    
   
        
     
            
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  means a lot by the | of the St. Pau! Lutheran Church. | b 
age of 21 of 22. . Hell tallearvived (6 \today in Clifford Methodist Church : riv y his mother, aoe cae to Lt. Col. Lloyd Al Selma Thouin: his father Er.| With burial in West Burlington 
3abler, commanding officer of the | oe st of New York City; and grand-| Cemetery. He died Monday at his 
|Pontiac Battalion, there are open-_| arent Mr. and ae Ta Gates home after a long illness. 
ings now for such enlistments ino Mr ant Mis Forrest .Thomp-| He is survived by a daughter, 
his aa At least 50 recruits are) aon all ‘of Pontiad ‘|Mrs. Hilda Rodarmer of Flint; a 
lor @ fifth poeerpre a © bel: Service will be at 1 p.m, Friday'S°": Paved HR of nereaas : y expected -to liom Doneise’ = Johee Funeral stepson, John Russ of Detroit; six 
° | i grandchildren; and two. sisters, 
| formed this summer. were taken from a well drilling ° ri f : er. ; : 
tig in West Bloomfield Township|OFFICERS NEEDED i; cue, Pay Gente, TR ; Mrs. Mamie Seibert of Clifford and mmetime Tuesday night. Oakland) An equally great need, Gabler Rev, George J. Mahder of St. Paul, “tS- Clara Mills of Pontiac. . County sheriff's deputies reported said, and one not often publicized, Lutheran Church will officiate. | Mrs. Mande L. Fogelsonger 
ors . |i8 for company officers of the low-| In lieu of flowers the family has) ROCHESTER—Service for Mrs. 
Fogelsonger, 84, 604 key issue in the coming campaign. | 
The House Labor Committee yes- 
terday heard three hours of testi- 
mony from top executives of the 
wuto industry. 
    Drilling Material Stolen 
Various materials and equipment 
Missing from the rig on Middle-|est ranks—the second and first! asked that contributions be made, Maude L. belt road were 34 gallons of gaso-|lieutenants. -Gabler admitted that'to the American Cancer Sociéty.| Seventh St., line and drilling equipment, the there is little attraction for them! ip.m. Saturday from the Pixley 
  officers said. ite join . A nie rt es |Funeral Home here, with burial in 7 | Right now, he explained, all our Vandals Damage School iMt. Avon Cemetery. Mrs. Fogel- 
The Weather higher officer ranks are filled—| Sashabaw School officials report-| songer died yesterday at her home. 
U8. Weather Forecast the captains and the majors. As @ eq an estimated $25 in damages| She is survived by her husband, result, there are few promotions. 
“But if I could sign up 15 lieu-| tnvesti j stigators said hie cvvatng: Panty cheew ncershowersitenants right now and another Semorrow with scattered thundershowers three for the new company, what help of a water nozzle taken from! likely by evening. High tod #0, | ion he oy ‘costar tonight wit ha lew of Kind of officers would join? The the outside of the school, | armer P —Morstly fair’ 
and six great-grandchildren. will be held at 2:3/E 
from broken windows yesterday. | Levi: two daughters, Mrs. Earl 
the windows McClellan of Utica, Mrs. Walter 
were apparently broken with the| Behn of Rochester; one son, Harold 
of Detroit; also five grandchildren i —Simms Price— 
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  ot-an. tomerrew. high #1-85./kind that believes in the reserve| Gouth to southwest winds 16-20 mi : : 
en beer toaay Neosmtag ‘tent varmeone and its meaning for the country,” 
Sntghs cas southerly af 16-15 miles an Gabler said. 
hour tomerrew. “That's the only kind of man we. - ‘Today in Pontiac : want and that goes for the enlisted Lowest temperat reced .m. | ~ z ° = — = ranks, too. When the six-months| ott s om wine velocity 10-15 mp. reservists come back, those who} 
Sun sets Thursday at &12 p.m. * |Join us with no interest and fail to| Sum rises Friday st 4°55 i : om —— vs oe jattend the required number of, oy imeetings we'll drop from the bat-| Moon sete Priday at 4:26 pm 
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wan: a4 jthose past the age for military. |Service, will have to realize that Wednesday in Ponti nA detosrescmc the country depends on the Re- {As recorded downtown)     
    
        i in cae aie system for its défense, he . ‘ a Nemperature cece oye: Soe a . | Folding ALL-METAL 
nest remteti Age iw Pontine = | Wheels, Tires Stolen - : t Perry Tey y Tre ee 
Pn antratan sree 72 From New Autos : 
Highest and Lowest Tem Five wheels and five tires were 
   
   
             
  perature This, i 
Date im #4 Years stolen from new cars parked in a' 1 
rE ee me storage lot at £10 N, Wootwardlll ‘Gee for pints, porte sowie, Wena ie terete. ts g7|Ave., sometime between Tuesday|— office, ; home. Use with leaves 
7 Memo night and Wednesday morning, up or down. 2 Kew er ne ¥ 3 | Pontiac Police said today. | carry handle. 
oe Paani: Be a|_, The lot is used by the Cy Owens Why. 
Bt. Lovie 91 73/Co., of 147 S. Saginaw \St. A.’ Pay 3 
SS Facts’ 3 2) Guyer, an employé-of the\ auto $12 
$2 Beattie & Misales firm,’ estimated the Low 
#0 Washington 66 «&)losses at $100, 1 | 
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ond FLOOR SPECIALS a Galvanised Sheet Stee! | 
20-GALLON SIZE ' 
s { 
Rubbish Burner 
$4.95 88 y FRANK O'BRIEN Value 
Elect Local Barber Soar . a. legs draft. | 
Head of State Group | Elected president of the State ' 
rber Assn. yesterday, was | 
Frank O’Brien of 22 N, Telegraph | 
In an election held during Airoi “a se . 
eae Cub, O'Brien wes, voted 14-Steel Teeth Long Handle 
president with Carl Louks of Berk- Bow Rake | Garden Hoe | vey. sig yp aimane Joseph | $3 Value " $2.50 Value $2.25. Value Mooney, Emerson second : 
vice = president and E 2.39 1.88 1.59 Schreiner of Royal Oak, third vice-'— ; 
pomp rancogeraall el cal | ooh aoyfieatgipnl | elbchyis glove a 7 
dy Lane, re-elected = sary An AR os an I : treasurer with Don Mitchell elect- : 
ed recording secretary and Del- | ODORLESS OIL-BASE 
“fuller Generel Prank tey-| FLAT er diet cen oes Solo-Kote ranc speakers at the dinner. $5.49 Value 
Th her di rn elect- 
eg are ee Ce «he |and Howard McKinney, all of the GALLON | Pontiac area. Fully washable oi! base paint. Free from [ brush marks and overlaps. Flat paint in 7 
Truck Convoy to Open white and colors. . : i 
Annual Michigan Roadeo ODORLESS—No Fade Colors , 
174-uni will dramatize | ™ ° 
eee eo) ee aolicaal Solo-Kote co; Paint economy in a trip from Betroit to $6.75 Value 
Jackson June 27, The event will! PER GALLON 99 
|signal the opening in Jackson of) Gont-gincs mite wash 5 
the Michigan Trucking Associa- and eolors. wos Poy! 
tion's annual “Truck Roadeo.” oar Creregs prong ! The two-mile-long motorcade will Washable, lasts. : : 
go through Dearborn, Inkster, F eeeeseeecesossesceccessesscesceccesoseoseeecece 
° ® -— Metal Pan & 7-In. Roller 
tail Thinner Paint Roller. Set $1 GALLON ee € 
Municipal Airport. - | ¢ 
17 caseier si% 
| | mene —For FRIDAY and SATURDAY Only! any Corpo pee ues cleaning brushes, ete 
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—$IMMS $UPER $HOE $AVINGS! 
Ist Quatity—Genuine Leather oe ' 
MEN’S end BOYS’ y, 
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Sizes 3 88 . 
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   THE PONT IAC PRESS. 
  ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956   
  
Pueblo. Bills Congress 
for Damage to Airport 
PUEBLO, Colo. @—The the runway op, repack the 
city gavernment has ted Con (bse and relay surfacing after the 
gress for $4,400 to pay for repair- 
  + {supplies to Tampico, Mexico. Force transport flying flood relief 
Jack Keeler, director! of aVia= 
tion, said the city had to remove 
  
  Soa Locks to Remain 
SAULTE STE. MARIE ww — 
Don't worry, folks, Barring a ca- 
trastrophe, the famed Soo locks 
will still be here next time you 
drive by. That's the reply of the 
Charnber of Commerce in response loro ta:hhe veplaned: tyr Gor techies. 
  air from Caracas or by small 
tunnel or a bridge connecting this} CARACAS—The Penezuelan Gov-) 
city with its Canadian oflernment is developing Margarita 
~ game name. Dat beled in the Caribbear off the ° “jeastern coast of Venezuela, into a 
The average housewife - walksifirst-class ocean resort. The 444-     
| 
First time admission ever was 
charged to see a baseball game 
was on July 20, 1859, at a gamely 
between Brooklyn and New York,   
        
    
  _ing an airport runway the city; Honolulu, Hawaii, has an aver-|to a letter from Philadelphia say-|450 miles in her kitchen every|square-mile island, famous for its| played on the Fashion race course, 
_claimed_was-damaged by an Airjage temperature of 71.5 degrees.|ing there's a rumor that the locks| year. pearl fishing, can be reached by|Long Island. $4 grumbling because only 1,050 park- | believe. : 
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—_ to fit into oe trunk Comfortable ‘for 
  ‘Costing Rod” 
Semi-Clear Solid Glass 
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ylon winding. Case, Reg. 5.95 
Level Wind Reel 
“Precision J. C. Higgins, Sayet: 
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Many, top features.. Smooth, 
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  21-In. Rotary | Regulorly 99.50, 2H. P., 2-Cycle Engine 
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ie | . Sprinkler Hose   
                    
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Reduces Fire Hazard 
1.44 tka 
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water desired by turning water faucet. Gives complete 
“rain-like’’ coverage. Buy now,   Brass Mail Boxes 
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      | = \y —marrrrororrororrororoomonnrnnonerebeibnbetthets Said Mufti reiterated that he tn- a Di bled V anc | 3=if www le "wl A LBC Mita As tad eimai >. wae o werrevaen a ores Naval Reserve Law UnitDisabled Veterans | moe ae ae tae ae ee | ist : f P MARK DAV! ; ri ght to military I p b T . a 
- foe in comty exchange Plans to Honor Instructor Distributing Tags : cecnan) 6 Rxany Oa ee 7 : Be Sy The Pontiac Naval Reserve Law/|classes. He has been active in| Disabled ~ bates: AMERA AVEART 4 y : : (The British Foreign Office said|Unit will hold a dinner honoring ane — = aot — units yp ergo de sera Ale wt 3 i ordan want instructor, Lt. Commander Donald| Adams, class begun — 83 N. Sc St SE 4.4343 - Government Head Seeks May 2 thet Jord Decade hace E. Adams, of Waterford Township; other attorneys and students with DAV Idento Tags, miniature U-/$ [SD MST TI Rae FE 4.4343 $ 4 j : Homés Lost. to Ara Kt million dollars a year, paid and the completion of studies for Naval Reserve ranks ranging tromjcense plates for key chains, it was}¢ IF IT S PHOTOGRAPHI WE HAVE (T FOR LESS : > 
. in Palestine : directly to its treasury reiher the year tonight at 15 at the Or- Lieutenant to Captain. . announced today, used eaik { . , : i : $ 
. than to ilitary bank account|Chard Lake Country Club. Contributions are \ year | 3 
in London ‘whose use has been| Lt, Commander Farrell E. Rob-\Marshall Youth Drowns _|for continuing the organization's! FREE LAYAWAYS ... ! YEAR to PAY GHARGE ACCOUNTS ; AMMAN, Jordan @® — Premier supervised by British officers at- erts, of West Bloomfield, will serve hi ; N Lak services. DAV cares non- 3 . : . z Said Mufti says Jordan's new gov- tached to the Jordan forces. jas chairman of the program with Fishing in Nottawa © members as well as members in $ $ ernment will never conclude peace) The Premier added that his gov-\Commander James M. Hannan, of| MARSHALL W—Lawrence Eaton|*he nation-wide program, $ E X PO-“SU RE” METERS $ 
Parliament he ‘would seek the re- Sau Arabia, who have military al-| TM class of 15 men recently |by going on a fishing trip, drowned ans in Michigan will need help this|$ , $ turn to their former homes in Is-|liances under Egyptian command.| Completed a 40-week course of | yesterday in Nottawa Lake, seven year if they expect to retain their|2 . REC. Our price 2 rael of the Arab Palestine ref- The three nations want to supplant! “Naval Justice” under {he Naval | niles southwest. of Marshall, benefits, More funds are needed to|$  : ugees, nearly half a million of the British subsidy entirely, but! Reserve program. sreuP | Cottagers, who saw the boat cap-|carry on the rehabilitation assist- 4 Vokar 7 95 4.95 3 whom live in Jordan. so far Jordan has declined to give Paws ( convene again in Sep |i in the middle of the lake, ance, : ateal ae . 3 it. up. t restued Lawrence's brother, Daryl,| The Idento-Tags are distributed | ¢ ; : <li Aeon “e * * 8 parce pales deen Navas (19, who could at ‘sufen! aad Wil and sands 47 tia Audio voltae 3 Mascot’. 15.95 17.95 3 tary alliances with other Arab na-| In Jerusalem, a spokesman for] juaY of ® new phase of Naval): Nobne 99, also of Marshall.land their wives through national|% . Po : tions similar to those Jordan re-jthe Israel, Foreign Ministry said a . Lawrence sank before rescuers headquarters, 2 Weston il 29.95 17.95 2 cently concluded with Syria and Israel has accused Syria and Jor-| Golf will precede the dipner andj|could reach him. —_———— > os > rel \dan- of issuing “threats” against|various tajks will be given. Com- About-a third of U.S. spending |} DW. 68 24.50° 19.95° 3 The intent, he said, is to en-the Jewish state which violates mander Adams will be honored| For an Englishman an auto|units (families and single people) > e ° ° ; $ circle “the served art ef the |"th e spirit and letter-of the Gen-jfor his work in passing along legal|glove compartment is a. cubby |had incomes over $4,000 a year in q 0 24 50 e 3 Arab world” with a ring of bases.'eral armistice agreement.” instruction throughout the weekly ‘locker. 1950 compared to half in 1955. 2 . < Coss Gee PRI 32.5 e 3 oo > > ; 4 f , 4 
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Cooper Wants Sen ate Seat, but Nehru Snags Race ing from the moment it starts untit/of a split muscle in, his throat.; 
prrdorbos day.” He may have to return to the 
In his letter to the state com- - | hospital later for a gallstone opera-; greg Republican -State 
State Departntent oftictets #re | Committee, ich will name the 
Mt he pre fearful that Nehru, knowing little| Gop sentient the Senate, met, mitte two weeks ago he conceded 'tion. | 
of our domestic politics. might con-|June 2 to nominate Cooper, but ad-|that his ‘‘instinct was to respond| arRaID TO OFFEND 
te become » Republican can- |sider Cooper's resignation just be-/journed without making a selection|to the opportunity of this election| A dedicated man, Cooper has’ 
assignment could fore his arrival a loss of face forjafter Cooper said the ambassador-|year,"" but he felt that it would’ rown his heart into the delicate| 
ship had a prior “claim on my|‘'not be orderiy to quit (the am- [Indian assignment and does not 
LONDON ® — Do you become exasperated by the aspirated? efforts." bassadorship) at this time.” want to crown his 14-months’ effort 
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The committee is rescheduled The reference apparently was by offending Nehru. Born and bred 
to meet this Saturday, but may | to the approaching visit ef Neh- to Kentucky politics, however, he 
again postpone action if Cooper | ru, and Cooper’s unwillingness to would infinitely prefer a desk in 
indicates that he will be avail- | embarrass that head of state by | would infinitely perfer a desk in| 
able after Nehru’s state visit. thinking only in terms of his own /arena. 
anwh. f 
The three-week wait would prob- political future. | The ambassador me ile has) 
ably not unduly upset campaign) Cooper has twice served out un-| not So reed bo Ua) \ohenned ‘House by insisting that Ike per-| 
plans, inasmuch as Cooper—the|¢xPired Senate terms from Ken-'sonally ask him to run, 
best—known Republican politician|tucky, The successor to Barkley; An official remarked: 
in the state—requires little per- will have four years to serve,| ‘After all, Cooper is a Republi-   
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many people believe, a peer of England is excellent company.* 
This came to light recently in the House of Lords in a discussion 
of something called “‘The Hotel Proprietors (liabilities and rights)   
  
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“a hotel.” Lord Faringdon, an old B-suppressor who learned his 
grammar at Eton, weighed in with a protest. He asked for an sonal build-up before the Novem- 
ber election. 
In India last year, the ambassa- 
dor frankly admitted his home- 
sickness ie the Senate and said before again facing a re-election can like Ike. He is also a politi-| 
campaign, cian. He ought to be able to make 
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  amendment making it “an Hotel.” ' 
“I take this matter rather seriously,” he said seriously. “It is 
desirable to avoid excessive preciosity, but it is a mistake to throw 
the baby of elegance out with the dirty water of the precious.” 
Lord Merthyr, in charge of getting the bill passed for the gov- 
ernment, wasn't having any of this. True, he said, the English used 
to pronounce “‘Hotel”/in the French fashion, without the “H,”’ but, 
he declared, ‘‘the word now is not thus pronounced.” 
Lord Conesford (heducated at Rugby, 'e was) sided with Lord | 
ent ee SS en The at grammer es 
Oran ee anda et i eaploassd the question whether you 
‘an’ or ‘a’ depends on whether the first syllable of the word begin- | 
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Freezing Time ‘Has Come ® Oakland county homemakers 
had a chance recently to see the 
approved methods of freezing fruits 
and vegetables. Mrs. Mary Hixon, 
county home demonstration agent, 
conducted a 2-hour session for 
freezer owners and others inter- 
ested in home freezing. 
Mrs. Josephine Lawyer, con-}+- 
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agent, reminds-shoppers that this 
week is the expected peak in sup- 
ply of strawberries from the west 
side of Michigan. Quality and 
price are in the consumer's favor 
now. Strawberries in this area’ 
are beginning to turn, so within! 
this week and next, locally grown!   ot frosen berries, Choose ‘a mols. | 
ture-vapor proof freezer contain: | 
eh penen “4 to 1 tach | 
United pees Department of! 
| hgrinainane tests have shown that | 
for fullest flavor in frozen straw-| 
berries, the best sweetening is dry 
(granulated) sugar mixed thor-| 
oughly with the .fruit. But for 
appearance—that is, for holding 
shape or texture of whole berries, | 
packing in syrup has the advan- 
tage and is less likely to bruise | 
| the. delicate fruit. 
Because syrup Contains” water. 
it dilutes strawberry flavor more 
than dry sugar. In the test, | part 
sugar to 4 parts by weight of 
halved strawberries rated best fla- 
ver, but next best was 40 per cent 
sugar syrup or a@ syrup mixture of 
1 part light corn syrup to 3 parts 
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Strawberries that have a full | Michigan State University Bulletin, 
solid red color will have the best |" ‘Freezing for Michigan Homes.” 
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ducted a freezing clinic recently. 
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Mrs. Hixon cop- are dry, free of dirt and decay | 
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At home, roll strawberries care- 
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Prepare strawberries just before 
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When planning to freeze, choose 
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knows no defense against the spin-| across "Missouri, Illinois and -hing winds of a tornado, a new) radar warning system nests Indiana in 1925, killing 689 per- 
the spring season harvest 808 and injuring 1,980 others. 
ft euensen, 7 rest An earler tornado thrust a pine 
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Inn a network of cities east of Eads Bridge at St. Louis. Legion, the Rocky Mountains, Weather @re the stories of denuded chick- 
Bureau observers scan radarscopes|°"S. straws driven   
into fence|while a colletgue, Crippled ‘Fagin’ 
\Jailed for Part 
in Home Thetts 
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. 
liam L. Forster, 20, of Somerville, 
paralyzed from the waist down 
and unable to walk, was sentenced 
yesterday to seven to 10 years in} 
state prison for a series of house 
/breaks last month. 
While sitting in a wheel chair, 
\Forster pleaded guilty to charges’ 
(of breaking and entering and 
thefts from homes. 
He admitted sitting im a car 
Robert Mas- 
for the appearance of any distant | |posts, water sucked from wells, |terson, 20, acting on his directions, 
squall line. Not every line bears. | and delicate objects surviving the! committed the actual crimes. | 
a latent twister. But it is these |XPlosion of houses caught in the|Masterson also pleaded guilty and 
frontiers of thundey, wind and rain) 
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When one is spotted an alert vortex. 
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    ‘Psychology May Be the Answer.   
DETROIT w — A guy with a 
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— is trying to put the fun back 
He is Milton C. Wagner, who, 
wants to find out what will draw 
teenagers away from their hot), Amusement Park Thrills Hard Finding 
that attendance is holding its own. 
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“Television and cars take = a Star. 
  ‘rods to the dodgem: and like thrills 
of the amusement park. 
Wagner, 31, has been named 
managing director of Detroit's 
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says business isn’t failing — but 
it isn’t booming, either. 
Each year about a half million 
people test their skill at knocking 
swooping up 
and down on roller coasters or 
jerkily riding the track of the 
“bug.” . 
But the best that can be said is lot of the teenagers’ time these 
days,” he said. “They have more 
‘spending money than their parents 
did and they look for more ex- 
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pe are livelier today,” 
Wagner adds. “Holding hands on 
a moonlight ride on the ferris 
iwheel appeals to a few. But too 
jmany others get a thrill holding 
hands ata rock 'n roll session.” 
Believing young people would 
go for something like a jet plane, 
Wagner imported a $40,009 roto-     LN 
jet ride trom Germany. It turned 
out to be only mildly popular, 
He lost money on two ventures: 
one bringing in name bands and 
the other paying $1,500 for a single 
—— os 
Pigpess might enjoy oldies that 
sort. of thing on television,” Wag- 
ner says ruefully, “but seeing stars 
in person doesn't seem to score 
any more.” 
Wagner isn’t losing heart. He 
thinks the youngsters might go {Present for the-teeremony in the 
lite” floating high over the park. 
“A moon ride might do it,” 
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is that by the time we could get! . |bly: building was Vice Adm. Ar- Lodge Pinpoints U.N. jess" 
Nations’ Obligations. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y... — 
jHenry Cabot Lodge Jr., chief U.S. 
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Lodge spoke setefly at the un- 
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  it, that sort of thing might be old 
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those countries plus those of the 
Republic of Korea sustained . the 
losses and won a acted ig Korea. 
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    gots . ‘SECTION 3. Tm consideration ‘of the! "That the the Cry ot 
| Romieo to Begin |Cheery Chums Se eo eS | ‘are Orantee tnd dbjections thet may 't Ss 
Ii Deneracn [Slate Pic or Sy A alineelaein p : 2 re z ate Picnic  RROTION 4, He higwony, trent, oiier,| Detet: June 18, 10 © 
: a rogram said Grantes be obstructed | 
ae WATERFORD — The Cheery ttt favertipcttts tal te asd ea der and lition 
    . Chum group will hold a picnic sup-| ‘© the same good 
Summer Recreation to as when such work was Bin hm Ne Notice of Intention to Construct  _ 
Last 6 Weeks; Directed per at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the|pert of ine mignwali: plates” off ccid | Sanitary Sewer on Riverside Drive. 
yi home of Mrs. Marshall White, 4370 | Village shail be permit to remain in Yee we horde weatet See ot 8 
            
  
        i dangerous or @ condition by meeting of | Activity Daily Lessing St. Penson “ef anything dene or emitted te ~ City of Pontiac, Michigan held June if j . be done by the Grantee, and it- be| 18. by resolution it was declared to 
| Mrs. Louis Dorman ts the |lisble for such damage as may be suf-| 0s ihe intentienitary srwcl On Miversige : | : fe: y any or corporation 
} - ROMEO—An interesting summer| chairman of the committee in —— So Benligence = ot ay Saggy laced; ot 300.30, : suc wa stre a ridges ‘ i program for Romeo children from| charge of: the picnic. at ether. puvile places and shall, seve, and that the plan, profile and estimate i 7 to 15 years of age will start har harhless taid Village trom ol domsgs| ff said improvement ts on Sie Ser pub- 
next Monday, according to Robert | member aes Gift |SecTION 6. "The Grantee shall be en-| ft 1 further Intended to construct A. Hutton Jr, a Cheery Chum ditied: te chases the takaltsuee of send cold improvement in scewsenace with Ste 
line with the village Parks the tadtic new an fares a ten, ot emg ogy ston phn ogy Uma Paul Revere ranks as a pioneer the Village Clerk. Said rates shall be|§ according tg front- e offer ti by the Michig: to a well- rounded pro- America. He is honored as the Coateuaiener or its Me essseeeri. ageny aucgoueng district to defray $480.00 of 
gram to local youngsters, Hutton |first American to roll He | Proner spplication by either said | the estimated cost and expenses thereof has planned a number of daily ac copper. He Grantee or the Village, acting by the| snd = $20.50 of the estimated cost 
ee . PE rol wd mill. tory ~ SS sour iiea® nape aired the Cs Cc veal  Eneoorenes se ae ‘ | j ulariy ra as &) ‘ov e Cap ‘ 
Saag aa chigan Public Sarria Com- Y GIVEN ; weekday , $:30: Notice of Special Assessment: | mission or its successors, as appticable That the Commission, of e the Guy ot of 
Every morning Sidewalk and Related--Work on|*® *!4 Village of Wolverine Lake, shail Pontiac, Michigan * 5 at all times be the lawful rates. Commission 7, oor ge on = 26, ses 
South Side of East Pike Street. All ‘bills for gas furnished by the |at @ o'clock p.m. to hear pervised while playing croquet, | to: rioya Kent, Pred R. Heichel. Clax- @tantee shall be payable monthly. The and objections 5 inet may be made by ton Hess, Warren Kennedy, Wilbur| Grantee may collect the minimum arty interes volley ball, badminton, softball, Nowenea sg, Wot ‘\charges as specified in sald schedule.| W.O. 7031 In pecial assessment 
~ Recreation committee direc: bog the copper industry of North subject to review and ch at an a5 can upen. Ae oe Bore: apie = 
  
: Wr Richard . football, horseshoes, Sretn,’ Jonnie 'c E Payton’ Collins, TRe Grantee shall also furnish and| Dated: June 19. ~ - Russell L. Galpin, IN J. commerctally accurate meters ORDA R. EVANS, 
jump rope and jacks in Memorial (y7"")\cxowiak and to all: persons inter-|'O measure the gas so furnished. and it Pa, | oe, Stadium. ested, take notice: That the roll of = eoaotaed igs h its representatives, have at all a, 3 
' pag pegge heretofore made!ciMis custemers, for the pafheot at Intention te Construct si : | bY City Assessor f thi otice—of_) > 
“|. From 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. each aft ys that pert of the. cost which | Feeding. inspecting. removing and re-|_N i bed Work ernoon Hutton will direct similar the Commission decided should be pasa eng eae mle Grade, Gravel and Related 
activities In the stadium. An addi-| $m nome by fo pone Seasesesent tee oe ‘struct and extend {ts gas distribution 0m Bond Drive. on sidewalk and relate t thy ia ¥ messy notified that st tion to the afternoon program on|work on south side of East Pike Stree: f7stem within said Village, and shall| You are on of from East Boulevard to Astor Street is ‘U'ish gas to applicants residing there-|regular meeting of the Commiss' Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays now on file in lay office for public in. 1%. Whenever the amount of eae to be! the io of Pontiac, Michigan held June 
furnished thereby shall provide an ade- : hing a hg le ous gf erry ts harchy glen thas the quate and reasonable return upon the| be the intention ot the os —, » teacher Mrs. n i also cost of making such extensions and to construct , gravel and United Prede Phote °Y J chee and the Assesser of the City providing such service | work on le Drive from East Boule- 
FREE TRIM — Preparing for the 125th anniversary celebration all beards free of charge. Leon Wright, (right) with other townsmen, |Precht. She will teach weaving, | jioq Pin geld. City, on the 26th SECTION 7 The rights and estima | : Chamber in said Cit the 26th ne > SS at Berrien Springs Saturday night, barber John Weakley is trimming grew beard for town anniversary. | puppetry, leathercraft, clay model- oe 8 ser aD ee at 8:00 0 clock macetaciarea Gr aacater pes may oe] ca cent ot S1.506 0. ey that ihe plan, 5 ing, and other related subjects. tre Ath nee speoccanny wil tarnished hereunder. profile and estimate _ said 
A boys’ softball team will be or- — are all persons interested to bet, ai! other diti and e! t It is further intended to construct 
ganized if there is sufficient inter-| Dated: June 19 1986 of service not herein fixed. be and re-/ said 7 in —— with i C : ess main subject to th bl } ofile 4 Mary Wi lson Essay Awards est, Hutton said. The boys will wo. 3027 Anas evaien and ‘regulations of the Naschigen Public the oot thereof » snail "ke aetrayed ne   
    
    
    
> ce Commission or its successors, practice and meet teams from City ne ae to gas service in said Vil- peepee that all ef the lots and a parceie ! B d {| : cas June 21, 195 pe gid : ne " . e and frontin wen either ecomes Bri e 7 ighboring communities in com ————| SECTION 8. The franchise oa by I ; bis t id E Boulevard north 
petition during the late afternoon) Notice of Special Assessment: |this ordinance is not subject to revoea-|to the west line of Oreen é& 
of John Almas |{0 Area Youth ss site be asst" crate ad oat huey tr i se ie te Lae ti ay da Vista Drive E. the affirmati of at } hree-/ the MARLETTE — The Rev. Robert Tournaments are planned 4p 13 to NE. Lane Lat Wiha’ of the’ olactoct, of the’ Viliegs| ay Coen eeaatee Etna teneenad son   
  
      
  
          aka i t ; ‘voting thereon at @ reguiar or special! xpen shall be paid from 
Kyser, re the recent evening Contest Was Open to. je Mei — in To: Del de Dev Company, Ray, ipal election to be. held ia the! ao ccoial tmprovem a Fund. 
jrites in the First Presbyterian - | the program, the director re- Byam Code Unamaeed ane; an caiman Ret ce nies eke en arte is HER wt the city of : ee i any s subdmitte 
Church, which united in marriage Students Who Visited Lessin amt The second week paces intaroned. ui a notion: “rmat unless ‘the — Noms within tures| poaune. aichigan will ‘our = "the ‘ will horseshoe * Spec: Assessment here-| on © Ss ordi- June 
Herman Almas | StOt@ Hospital | ara, badmatnton: the fourth, [Spur a eitiad chats a Sette Stn att tai als Mah Stet? Ta sate Sle 4 f efraying that o! ce Teoft, subject Only ana objections that may 1 the cost oe Commissio: ecided |to such approval; and such franchise, . The bride is the daughter of Mr. croquet; and the fifth, marbles. | nould be paid Tana borne as osx special| When accepted by the Grantee and ap-|/"“Wo. — ; racers poe oo" Stegner i mui eka tees hr eas (| Ree ent ed hee sll Pn mr er ere en TS ay - ra evel an rela w u contrac e- ‘ hy 
husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Clemens and Clawson have girl champion each week, Hutton ale es Linda Vista Drive e the tween the Village and the Grantee, and _ Cit -— 
Kari Almas, all of Mariette. - ecubend lamarda aera lea said. Northeast line Lot Assessor's Plat shall be in force and effect for the June 71, 1 ; rm ales eda = tue’ ‘im my office for _" of pr dl te ag gp Eons The bride chose a fitted bodice in the recent Pontiac State Hospital| © the final day of the recreation |'°%, Rublie inspection. ow i cteecing, Notice of Special Assessment: © that th e hereby certify that the forego! 
a See ew Pe latee Essay Contest. : schedule the director has planned ‘Comininston and Celine the City ordinance was duly enacted by the Vis ‘Sidewalk and Related Work on Pontiac, will meet in the Commis- @g¢ Council of the Village of Wolver-: 
{afield day at which time ribbons | {foo Chamber cs said City, on the 2¢th ine Leke, Michigan. om the 1th dey <n Avenue. 
    
    
  
  
    
   
     
      
     
        
   
    
         
   
    
        
          
        
            waist. Motifs of lace were ap- et LO ~i will be awarded to winners in ¢ay of June A.D. 1956 at 8:00 o’clork Jun .- Te: Albert Lee, Henry Gooch, Law- 
ini ; assessme EORGE BELPREZ. Adolph pliqued on the boutfant floor | Virginia Ann Homeier of Grosse each event. which time "and a opportunity” wil tt eat ° President Hohn. Sar Perval chee ‘= MeDer- length skirt of nylon tulle. A Pointe won first prize of $50 for) Swimming is another activity un- Pe, <i" %” persons interested to be Attest: oR Re Ermozinik, Mr. coronet of seed pearis and rhine- (tne essay on the required title,|4er consideration by Hutton and| Dated: June 19, 1956. Village Clerk Adams, Clayton M. Wordon, Cr. Crist, stones secured ° ADA R. EVANS, June 21, 1956 Gerald Lawso, James Dodd, Mr Clay, the fingertip veil ._ ithe Village committee. City Clerk ‘Mr. Dalrymple, Mr. Young. Mr. Schello, “What My Trip to the Pontiac (Oat r. Dalrymple, Jad bergen 
of i Masten. Sho carried 0 5 Jone 31. 1984) xoTICE OF “PUBLIC NEARING on MI. Bentfleid. Bown Teompemn. aC. vascade and white State Hospi Me,”’ ° "3. Brown, Mrs H. Rich . 
—_— he Hospital Meant to Me" Annual Clifford | Netice ot Special Assessment: S:-°5) rina ine womens Lae ean "rank "arrze osigoery _ AND MRS. GEORGE SANBORN - : Antonino Mikisrenko of Troy : Sidewalk on Cameron Avenue. lot? the Electors of the Village of bor’ Les, Linyd Giancy Dudley Adie, i " 2 chard Lake 4 ri 
Mrs. Lila Dun, Fort Worth, Tex.,| Feeelved $15 tor hs third pete | FIQIME COMING Set |rcvsa. Sees £ PIE Tins donk: g Rote, i Mersey gteem ent on, aton. Perfect adErvin, ig Ue Lise bs B served her sister as matron of winning entry. Erwin Madorsky fomery, Roy Eckelbar, Hugh G Taylor, Sos 4 se wi. Pat orenar’ rie chien. Oeorre & Angin. weet 
el Trioom / el 5 OTT} borer. and bridesmaids were Karla) of Mt. Clemens, Andrew Proke- for July 6, 7, GQ === Mrs Matte Pp. Poole. James 'R. Jones. Tate" on Orchard Lake Heed te 1 shenparé, Tink W. Gerber,” Marold 
Al sist ol the i j beth from supine imm. Margere: LM hearing will be held on a Mane 4 Lao! Thornton, Stewart Gray, John mas, sister bridegroom,| pow, and Kay Fields, Russell, W. Carlson. Ralph Huggins, ooendment to Zoning Ordinances No. mt caeci crates. Brown Bes g. Jobs 
b D ild B and Patricia Redmond. Clawson, and Jerry Gurreli of | CLIFFORD — A para and | ere. WY. pragetn od ahs Nr of said Village amending Section 3.03 Grr stesena’ Edwin R Gilmore. William 
y anel a er IT y man | Richard Wilson, nephew of the! St. Leuts School, Mt. Clemens, |talent show is among events being ¢Tuska, Pirst Baptist Church, David L ft Aviicle 3 se as to include im Zone 4 tg anode ny, ot Femina, Jobe _~: 
bride, carried the rhgs. The flow-| each were awarded fourth place [organized for the annual home. ner. A Brn wis Siieeman me va. Ra. a peeunded on the x. ba aut, Jeaee k. Moka Valnties O Bush, ' 
DRAYTON PLAINS — Daneilda,man Duteher, and Donald Berry- er girls were Terry Sue and Margie) prises of $10. coming scheduled by the Clifford 5874 Eustso = Pred we ommciore, Fontes “reo Gt aul w potat o fe os Dee etugte —_ Lowel 
Victoria. Berryman, formerly of man served ss ushers. Kay Almas. The coment (was epan) te) bleh Oddfellows and Rebekahs for July even Paul Khowles, Milton G. Polta. pxordangst anal af Ona emegnorgre tae ‘chore | Rowete Coo, Mery v., Posie. Leute 
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Drayton Plains, donned an heir} . Serving the bridegreom as best |school students living in the 10 te _ [Coppersmith Réwin Phillipa’ Layee of,0rcherd, Late and on the north =e ae ee loom veil worn by her grandmother Lamesa: followed) man was Keany Mclaren ef Michigan counties serviced by the wealth areal aa? Bent Bt ian i halagg 6 Edward F.' This notice shall be published tn the jr George Krajenke. Raymond C. ithe ceremony. The couple left for s ganizéd by Albert Hyslop, Harley cnaries 3 ves, Charles J Tull. pontiac Preas and served by registered Pheips Jr. Wm. Wesch, Thomas Smith, 
trom England as she became, thetic wedding trip to northera| tayToetstt erat oy hacehomn, Meumtal who attended open Rouse Fobeon, Cecil Cotter and Grant Detail, Mutthore Aner atic. Met Gases Pegeen'y sere ear, Sincere ehereace” Metet a. vt ‘char ea bride of George Douglas Sanborn \5, Lick and Tom Lick, of Marlette, there in May. Travis. Merle M. Miller. GM) H Const. Co. fifteen (1) days before the ante of such| iebeeee aCarelma, Bowers, Francis 
recently at Trinity Episcopal ‘ i ‘ul id an Minne-| cousins of the bridegroom. Seat- e*¢ es : ve Pade McDowell. Mager Suehe A. public hearing, OF ORCHARD LAKE Sear ome A — oun. — 
church, Seton their return. Alpena) ing the guests were Tem Red- | purpose of the contest was to Talent is being recruited trom |E Burnette. Doyle Pointer, Kenneth) - By. BOCILLE SMITH. Sear” nen Dates, Pest Rubee, Eng 
She is the daughter of Mr. and) man, Junior Innes and Dale Lick. |educate teenagers regarding men-| “Teunding areas by Mrs. Joe (FERS Marin P. Forbes, Eugene Bas-| ~"“viniage Clerk man’ Leslie Draker, Nicholas McCruden, - 
; Baumgartner, Mrs. John D. Will- Shindor!. Willtrea B Dudley Liova 7, D&te¢ June 18, 1986 ‘Millis Titeworth, Eite A. Price, Leo & Mrs. Joseph R. Berryman, Grand. Following the wedding a recep-jtal health and the treatment of 7 ™ a Kell Calvin, John B. Andersen, Thomas Col-|. June 31, 1006/4, guschinet ‘Lat tia Perry Pe oe. Mt. 
Lake and and , tion guests was held mental illness. Prizes totaling son . ; Sa bast rk @ubd- 
— a eam Close Bible School: Se oe in the R 7 lGahaeee ben he nee hae eee ken | NOTICE OF SPECTAL ELECTION AND/aividion, and te all persons interes ; son of Mrs. Ella Fiynn, Alpena IOOF Hal) in Clifford. $260 were donated by various citi-| Queen « es are in charge division and to all 4 ted, /of Registration of V [take notice: That the Toll of the and Homer D. Sanborn, Fin 's| f Ch h Pj After their wedding trip to North-|zens organizations, churches, busi-'of Mrs, ton Long of Clifford ‘*** netice: That the roll of the ‘Special Te @ the Electors of poly Village of Wol-| | Ascocemnent - = made A the City 
nee i Assessment eretofore mad tie 
The bride wore a princess style ale urc icnic ern Michigan they will live in Mar-|ness gréups, and hospital associa-/and Mrs. Foyd Vollweiler of North City Assessor for the purpose of “etcaye  osce, ie Bereby, sven seid ese] eae lag ead Goad’ be pane apa lette. tions. Branch. Crowning will be July 7,. Caeumienee Gucuaea anecuine pate inf Hall. 297 Glengary Road in the said borne by» special ssscssment for the   gown with a lace bedice and = ‘construction NEW HUDSON — The Methodist. —— at 10 am., with the parade fol-|borne by special assessment for the con. yiase. Upon Tueedar, the tan day r Sivet "on both sides "of iMelzoce Avene {straction of sidewalk and related work | AUe¥ lowing. eth cides of Cameron Avance tres cannisied te the vote of the electors of 0 cee. es bee oa ame - up elites tee > ever white satin Church Bible School here will close. f R L ue Other he the Village, the question of ratifying te as oe skirt. Forget-me- tonight with a 7:30 program for. Per orm ites ; in 2 pee Ir Phare = Oot pos tbrss a chil- 6 edison Avenue, to Mt. Clemens Bireet a certain’ public, utility franchise con- public Inepectiom. a given thet the 
  
    
  
    
          
  
  
    nots with lilies of the valley and | parents and friends. igo water ingpecion, Ve ~ Village Council at pon (Commission and the Assessor of the City between ‘ayville ae. | gi hat th tts meeting held upon 
a white orchid made up the | e 8 »@ | ‘LAPEER—A trip to New Jersey, side at 1297 North Saginaw, La- ford Firemen phe a dance iter at{ Sr Famtse ang the | Asses woot of the City te, lath a7 cntitied es fines: tad toa Chamber” in wala, city, on the. 
arian Emery of Waterford wang agama Picnic-ot the church and Kew Neck tolowed Wer roost "The Ueide wore a ballerina|*an OOF. all with music. by S57 cf'tene’s’b tas'si Tua e-inct Tower Gommaay, fs suctery ana Pa touireview "sad Qevemament. “ak M } ' ' w a r ” o’cloc: which time and place opportunity 
maid of ei paar Rich sing eer be Reid Friday ot Kensingts - length gown of embroidered nylon at Ms © 7 which time and piece opportunity whiter iy. ‘maintain and operate gas mains, (Pe, fiveB all persons interested “o be afd Lemvesiay. Svea Seahank andi ‘Church of Mollie Nelson and Da-| a4 net over taffeta and a fingertip} The home . coming epens on |>* be eiven all persons interested to be \Snew  thor hipeaste. along. sores sad pater tees 19, 1986. 
"Joan Nensewitz acting as brides-, 1 (vid Mason. The bride, a Juneveil held by a lace cap edged| July ¢ with a children's parade = = Dp gg ae a ey maids. George Nensewitz was best Degree for Almont Girl graduate of Ypsilanti Norma! Col-|with seed pearis. She carried aj % 7 pm. ang an amateur con- . ADA-R. EVANS, | Wolvérine Take. Oskland County, hes. 2 er 
man, and Elbridge Dunkel, Nor-| ALMONT — JoAnne Rise man,|!28®. 8% her bridegroom will re-|white Bible, topped with lilies of; tev. = pees, | Wom the ant ec rks critioe the ‘pels ee " . f —_ * : : = 1. 1956 be etio: ie po. scipaar ot Saeed a ees ———|the valley, On Sunday, plans call for church] oa. 5, goon ttle gee a gee ie freon | i <n . Riseman of Dryden, recently re- e The bride is the daughter of |Attendance by all, 2 p.m. chil- Special Assessment: Yir:"be ‘kept open until 8 o'clock in the Sidewalk on Nebraska Avenue. Leonard Bible School [ceived her A B. dagree froma Ober- MMELCE VIIVE-if} | me. ana Mrs. Robert Neison and [dren's conjests, a 3 p.m. horse-/Sd¢walk and Related Work on sfernoon. Eastern Standard Time, ome Luck Kesmierett, Comet Ropincos, 
Beginning on Monday lin College. a the bridegreom’s parents are Mr. [Shoe pitching contest, and adult)" 7). —e Figptcooedy George Baird, ie eth “der ving far oraeae oa | Fowler, tasare Jess, Roscoe Wilson, 
JoAnne is a 1952 B graduate otiMa J 2 and Mrs. J, P. Mason. - contests at 8 p.m. Chester Welch, Pearl G. ‘Henaricn k-|date beng the hirtieth day, as proad | sol Mihitte CTP ang whet, Levers LEONARD—Daily ‘vacation Bi-| a) y n U son, atie BL. and Gene Draktr, August termined by statute, preceding the date, Wheat, arthur Williams, Alex _, b Almont Community School . Maid of honor was Mary Anne Redman. Herman Weinans,, Goodwil]/of said election. for the purpose of re. Ellender, Grey & Eisner, Len Cla le School will be held here at the Nelson, sister of the pride, and 4, Bidg. Co. Biondy Vancil, M. Levin,|Viewing the registration, and registering Catherine Vasbinder, Ine., Methodist Church beginning .Mon- COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — Aj, i ans nstitute egetag ieee Ployd D. Cronkright,/such of the qualified electors of the Jack Hunt, Theodore W. Edmore. Mate Conservationists Meet Mrs. Roger Reed and Joyce Ma- art Russ Marion, Ray W. Village as shall appear end apply there- tie G. Qectge Pinkston, #, day and continuing through Fri- new Drive-In Theater—the first in son, sister of the bridegroom, ¥ Sharpley, Jimmie M. Fritch, Lain see, org Ghich resistration mav be made on Sovall, Eva Spears, Amos Eason, day, June 29. All children. are TRAVERSE CITY #—Ear the Commerce area—will be open] ridesm Roe Ga ene Ret en gens, nonre of 8 g’eleck Alber Terry. Gam Foul Cummings, 
invited to attend the cl hich! oe aa for *0 the public about July 2, it was — €-iale ext CGP | 2 center Sum Aster Linas ya:|Sicedard ime (Oe FM Movre|We, Woon, Sugien Gave sem, © classes W rivals have started ‘gathering for 7 8 ¢ |Nolen, Dr. Joseph L. Forbes, W. R. JOHN C. PINLAY, ce Jones Will BM.  Roberser will last from 9 am. to 11:30) announced today by William (Bud) : Ran ct pr Ca \the 19th annual Michigan United Robert Nelson, brother of the, WATERFORD " TOWNSHIP_An- nator F. Clason Cars W cence By Order of Village Coun vinage ¢ Clerk we paren o Thomas Cinuds 
  
  
    
  
      
           
      
            
      
        
      
      
          
                                    
        
       
            
        
       
    
       
     
                
             a.m. Conservation Clubs (MUCC) Harris, a co-owner. bride, wag best man and grooms- v Hig gym The Rev. Hubert Karl of Kala-|vention which opens today aa Having accommodations. for|men were Edward Oyster and ob an ee eplanning institute |Ferces Martin, Verna D “Gaines. Alb Albert emadastealieas Sra persons invere rented : ise mazoo Rural Bible Mission will be|expects to draw up to 5,000 per-| More than 1,000 cars, the outdoor/ert Swayze. Seating the guests bea poly Piss ing. Ae se "Wales ‘Porba| Notice of Intention to Construct | otal evetetes of we Seeanl be 
in charge. sons. _ [theater is being erected on Hag- representatives made tor dockcen toa Koenig: mimer 2) Pt cor agg oos 7 Sewer on Durant Street. | Assescr for, the purpose of de ying . ces : “| ou are hereb ft decid | | Lak ay at the foot of U when they met recently at Covert |Const. Go. Frank eg eee ‘goftle | regular meeting of ‘the Commission of ‘min conenst esqueament fe tee = = Bs nion [the City ‘of Pontiac, Michigan held Sune |seruetion ~| ° School to evaluate the L. Nance, Russell Theorin, Everett Gibbs, ig" 19s we egy be eer of sidewalk and related oanne unt PFOSTAM Ralph Isaac, Clyde 8. Williams, Mrs, P. t was tolom both sides of Nebraska Avenue from ’ e TO! er The project will feature a planning institute held in May at Peak. Oakley mn, Nick Sours, Wilson, be the intention of the City Commission |Prankiin Road to Bagley Street, is now 
Six117 foot screen, and a com- the CAI Buildi Leadbetter, William H. Breeder, Lewis|Street from Pershing. Setect to peat |m file im my effice for public —* . . . ing. Koop, Dennis Co, Kimo Fleming, from Pershing. Street to Ingle- Notice ts hereby given t the : plete playground will be avail: 3 | (gob Gennes Werke A, Hughes, | weed, Avenue at an estimated cost of/Commission the Assessor of the City e e 1S 1scon sin Dr. John Holden and Russell |Dersars na ion $8,045.40, and that the plan. profile and SS ee Genel ) able te children. . Dealer Aci > > bee E. Francis, estimate of said improvement is on file Me eer in said City, on the <3 
ORCHARD LAKE — Following A cafeteria offering everything ay cnare  a Meld cena Ear Harroun, Donel G. Heard, Prank) °F, Pubs napeetion. 4” | TU lgey of June AD. lies, at $00 eelocy _ 
t ymond Shindorf, Jasper Milton, nie ped 
4 the wedding of W. Joanne Hunt of from refreshments to education, led the conference. ee ee fo.” 803 plan, "profile "and ertimate, and. that wey GIO ge me : . Orchard Lake to Detroiter William dinners will be in operation, with Written reports, evaluating the roy Boos i Park Subdivision, ' Lass] eesta sestirentet’ os nea ee ee woe ee aa > § Weir, the couple left on a North- outdoor patio dining a feature. institute, were reviewed by the|and_ te ri! Risto yg coretinarsty weane | OF* and ear oe ots and parcels : ‘ADA R. EVANS. Mi Ww a = notice: at the abel Ge the woewel | Da 2 ern Michigan and Wisconsin honey. ; Will ; b committee, along with many re- e by the Citys Inglewood "Ar fee Re Street to : Jane het 
: moon. Good Will Clu Sigtes quests for the additional workshop. cues past of a Purpose et re | aseessment district to defray; Notice of : . = a i of 2 { On their voter. they will reside Lake Orion Meeting R ; Vi ; : berne oe neuen cosonanat Set toe = benees thereat ahd that eTTs st" ct the, 
at 233 Girard, Royal Oak. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — otarians Visited struction of Sidewalk and related work shall be paid from the Capital Im. 
{ The bride, whose parents are The Goodwill Club will meet Fri- _ |by District Governor | fon Macioon, venae tt, Clamane TP OHCE 8 MEREBY ct ee ae | le ini _ e ion t y. Ad ! ll Fe Mrs. ——_ A, Hunt, het a p.m. at oe of Mrs. CLARKSTON — At the annual ete oe hereby that the —_- gow nig — te 1908! J rrowood Dr., wore a chan- Stephens, orth Shore : Commission and the r of the Cityiat 8 o'clock p.m. to hear stions | tilly ince os ike Dr.. Lake Orion. Ladies Night of Clarkston Rotary of Pontiac, will meet in the Commis-/ang objections that may be unas OF 
sane belies 000 gens On Mrs. Roy Blakeslee will assist Fe Ponta DES rict Cre nemPle aay af dune AD. 80 ai S00 ctclock| "wid. Mapes ‘ t ernor Ww sa: ssessmen : chard Lake Presbyterian Church. the hostess. Ske. Goda Fiactrick athensed. which ime a piace opporvanity” wil Dated: June 19, 1956. 
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Weir of Sheriff's Night Man sak owe Detroit. 1 LAKECITY ADA R_ EVANS, | Notice of intention to Construct |C>*"<: 
The bridal gown was styled with ty supervisors se ceed a Serene, Sem not Kew Boctaed. | __sune tt, i584 Ourd, Gutter, Grade and Gravel) tapered sleeves, a full skirt and priate $150 a month for the remain- Ronald Walter, president, intro- AN ORDINANCE,  ORANTIN j ; chapel train, and a scalloped, boat der of the year to allow the sheriff's a : i ae on oe contum “and ype a the tight. 
| own of lucite set with pears and at the county jal. The sate fall usr | Sa Ee crown of lucite set wi s al at the county jail state jail) REV. J. DOUGLAS PARKER |. z slong. across der the highways, rhinestones held. a fingertip veil of i aes ether pot:     the’ jail] New pastor at St. Paul’s Meth.(Firemen at Union Lake streets. “alieys, “Bridges and other 
cart i Prema ‘without &/odist Church, Rochester, is the|Name New Offi lim Ene Vilage of ‘Wotverine , N ic of W. 
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MAR KETS | ec News in Brief ssree‘srction or attractive um-'(J, of M. Buys Hoover ? i F cet | DETROIT LIVESTOCK ; imer clothes attractively priced. 
| i . f Prod atte 160 igareet not sstenligned, Ce a se a ae Com an Pr 4" - _' | roaquce Carle: —Selable = RpnopEe py were St., was sentenced to two 30-day Rummage sale, June 21, 22, 23. 
toe . | DETROIT PRODUCE. ‘vet “Cows and few odd lots slaughter sentences in Oakland County Jail|389 Orchard Lake. St. Benedict's : g DETROIT. June 9 (AP)—Prices paid steers and heifers; hardly enough steers) after pleading guilty to driving un-| Church. —Ady.| ANN ARBOR (INS)—The Hoovw- 
| fer locally grown oe of No | and| jand heifers to make a market, few sales ‘ er Ball and Bearing , today 7 jfancy grades at Detroit Farmers labout steady week's decline; good to low der the influence of liquor and fail- . , |Market in wholesale lots: [choles fod tears 970-1100 Ib, 18.00- 20.00; ing to have an operator's license! Summer rummage, First Presby-| announced sale of. land build. CHICAGO ‘@ — Wheat cased daar tem we | Spy. fancy: | “NEW YORK w—Moderate gains sake and choice heifers - 11.50- terian Church, Fri. 7 p. m. to 9 p. i to the University of Michigan, 
i €.00 1, 3.75-42§ bu. apples 0.00; euuty and standard steers and lyesterday. He was arraigned by! v Ad ngs y 
27 slightly in quiet dealings on the Sicete'e esas tases 6.00 bu; No 1 5.48: ‘and quiet early trading prevailed heifers 15 00-19-60; ow ot a moderately 5 m.} Sat. 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. ’:| The university will take over } Board of Trade today. Other cer- bce bu. “k N jactive, Weak “lower: utility | 'Helmar G. Stanaback, of Orion , 
, a er cer- ©. mise: Asparagus, No 1, i! the Stock Market today. Tt 80.13.00 vl 2 13.86 ¢an-| ‘Township. Uf your friend’s in jail and needs |the property late next year, mov 
ealg started a little higher but. 120-3-00 he coe behs. Broceoll, He 1, 2.00) Pivotal issues went ahead frac- rs and —— Fs hagigrd god bail, Ph, FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031.|ing its plant service department 
“new crop soybeans turned down- | foreeradian i we ttod.60 gh tent(tions to ee a rae [ity and low commercial 13.00-18.00; no Pleading guilty to speeding and —Adv.|from crowded main campus quar- 
f ward as trading progressed. Kobirebi, No 3.8, en = as * ; salees stockers and feeders. aioe, choual't driving without a license, George ters to the Hoover land. 
sae Dealings were rather slow and. 04 1. 1.00-1.50 60-'> bag: onions. een. There was: aaa more activity]. calv' go and choice veblers 17.00-| A. Gallagher, 25, of Flint, paid a Can you have a alah arty A spokesman for Hoover, one of 
j the market seemed to lack incen- | $0-i.45 32-10 bas Potters, No i, 228-1 Motors than other divisions as} PT rary le pt eres tow total of $100 in fines and costs when ; the nation’s largest producers, said 
- tive, Failure of Greece to buy soy- re ae one  . tane .|General Motors remained firm and utility 13.00-15.00; few down to 12.00 arraigned before Springfield Town-| the firm expects to build a mod- | 
  beans oil overnight was a disap- bobo dor’ pene? te dos behs: No.1, Chrysler advanced around a point. | 5 ship Justice Emmett C. Leib. Rummage sale Fri. & Sat.8a.m.| plant, ‘probably in the Ann 
  
  
  » em outdone Capea bebe) m 2 p. m. 197 8. Parke St. Adv. “| pointment but this export business. 1. 19-49 4 a9 ays Tomatoes, “hothouse, | Oils showed a good front of gains. \. CHICAGO. June 20 AP)—Salable hogs rn pal Sioking cael ¢ was! to2p Arbor area. 
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was still expected and helped July Lette: aed cated) eromes: Cations’ Panhandle Oil. nee fn ~ i stances otf more on weights mere stolen from a car parked at the’ Ford to Hike Output 
Nod, Senden rate. lettuce, leat, NO ond, (ont | tne aoe ee or eclines On <8 Yo. several hundred hogs railroad depot parking lot some-. 
Wheat near the end of the first!}°2 60-935: bu: lettuce. Romaine. No 1. past five sessions, opened on a big f in first hands: most mixed rade lots Pt see 
time Tuesday, Pontiac police said) DEARBORN (INS)—Ford Motor 
        
        
  
  
      
  
       
  
   
  
    
       
  
    
      
          
    
        
    
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
          
   
   
    
            
    
      
    
        
  
     
         
      
  
  
        
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hour was unchanged to *s lower, 206-360 ba ms, 1 228 bs * Ilock of 15,000 shares, unchanged Ay a paints Ms a einai me A today. It was valued at $25. ‘Co. announced yesterday that in-| © WHERE ARE e 
July $2.08%4; corm 48-34 higher: Collard, No 1. 1 48-2 se Onis at 6%. nd 2 920-220, a. 16.28-36.78: 3° eed creased demand for new cars will| © e 
4 July $1.48%; oats unchanged to ‘s oe tetas on ‘Borel. ie 1 50-| Chrysler opened on a block of 79-300 Sb 1825-15 18. deck around, ~~ |__ Two lawn sprinklers valued at ot in an eight per cent: hike| © e 
7 higher, July 6648; rye unchanged Turnip. No 1. 1.00-128 bu 1,200 shares, up % at 64%, Pea-|iP 1478) 0 Hmited 166-190 Ib 2 00-14 30 Ss; JAMES R. STELT ‘$70 were reportedly stolen from ,, production of Ford cars next) © YoU HEADED? e 
’ to higher, July $1.23; soybeans body Coal on 2,000 shares up ‘s n few sround 300 Ib 14.75: mos “ah-406 'Morey’s Golf Course at Commerce rant ° mime e 
unchanged to %4 lower, July mic cimicace Potaross ow ‘at 14%. U. S. Steel on 1.000 ap *a|" salable cattle 12,000; ay with calves Former City Official and Wise Roads, Commerce Town- The company added that June/ @ nician... with at least atwo- ° a . ante! CHICA ne ; Potatoes 400° st } bout steady wit — | nowa 
$3.00; “tard unchanged to 3 cents ..oc¢ arrivals 2. on track 23 total Saal jat S5la and Ford on 1,000 up 's ai day" s matket: generally weak to 50 lower ‘ship, sometime yesterday. sales were running almost sia : year technical school back- © 
> ¥ ipa ents 731 Tuesday. suppiies too few o4a than Monday, heifers slow but steady eee e 
a hundred pounds higher z July juote: no carlot track sales: new stock O41 o * * to % higher: cows~slow steady to 26. _The Bargain Box, Lemmas Junior, per cent above May. e 
$11.00, ae vals 93; on track 279: supplies mod- | lower: bulls steady, vealers around 1.00) e 5 usine ni If you want more than just a » 
srote, omen’ active, mates cen.| Among aircrafts, Douglas ad-|loer: steckers snd feeders weak te ib| = — = ses = ® run-of-the-mill job .. . e - j j fornia tong whites 718-738. California, . bint while. Boece) 6 fen. aede) ot Pree ieee ie e e Grain Prices - round reds7 7S: Arizona round -reds 7 60 vanced around ae ft re frac- Saas pone 20 78-22 80. rr vice. vas James R. Stelt, 30, onetime city i e If you think you have the e CHICAGO GRAIN _ ing and United Aircralt rose choice serrs 1975-20 $0. good to low personnel manager for Pontiac, |[}| ; . || ¢ Know-bow to take advantage | ° j . choice 7 if) ew standard steers, , | 2 of the ra 
CHICAGO, June 21 ‘AP) — Opening DETROIT EGGS tionally 1500-1700. chotce and prime heifers has been named executive direc- |) D t t Ed Co a | mos “ a Pes <laea ae Bep : sua DETROIT. supe 20 LAP) As ii rp fob, Yester day, aircrafts and motors! 3 §0- 21,60 few loads prime, heifers bela tor of the Pontiac Tamber! Fuel | e Tol 1son e Bd : in the electronics field today . . e 
aeosee A “+ IO0'8 Detroit cases luded. eceral-state ~ d ce) above 150: good te low choice heifers , “4 ; e 
Bep ...-0- 210% oo ‘ rades led the market to its first advan }1 700-19 25 most utility and commercial Ke » fi g 3 i Then you'll \ 
Dee lett 2M sags Sie ataas & james os latee $% of the week. The Associated Press|cows 1a 100, “tew "nigh commercial asd Builders Supply: Exchange, | At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock t Oe aaa e Wsseess see 12246 medium 39-41, wid ave 29's. small ws to- 13 50 rs and cutter 0 le an- ne ng Sag ie, 1 pace barge ee average of 60 stocks rose 30 cents cows te come light canner down to $80 nounced yesterday. yields better than 5° at present market f : today for an interview. . WY ..ceeeee 127%. B te A 44, de B ' . b most \ sommercial bulls 14 . : sep = tate, a eBicwns—Giede A) lates. sree ™ to $181.20 inf another slow session.’ "5, \ ee wand “choice al bulls 14 80-| | . price. 1] $ We'll tell you about a new ¢ 
e .. 11 00 Checks 29, 710. « commercial grades 10 00 —in Mar vee LOS 11 48 Sommers r Whites i t Apres : , He succeeds Pronk Ruf who re- Program—im a company world 
: Oats” 11 62 ene elite sese, rede” zi New York Stocks is a 130, head 00 fed) ora chelea eat. tired last year, and is the third J, Complete Investment Service 4 : famous for stability, growth ° July ..--.00, 66% ‘iarge 34 EE ORS Coe ee P et and leadership. You'll have a ® = | Browns—Grade A large 39-41; medium (Late Morning Quotations) alable sheep 1600: slaughter lambs/person to hold the position since J. : is ee : ; Le i36- 5 fi ‘ ae) sl * chance to see what this proj- : F | 34-35, grade B large 34 oderat ely active. unevenly 1.00-200 the exchange was organized in|#! : — Petroleum Firm Picks | Comment: Market about steady on top air Reduction. 46.7 Kennecott 127 lower, slaughter sheep about steady & ‘ 8 ® ect offers you in growth pos- © 
‘ N “ Bedi 1M ae rae pit akon allied enee 113 ae cn 49.4 bulk aoe cabo peroneal es 1928, Poole said e e ep er e ;| e@ sibilities, salary and company- @ 
7 ' ew egiona anager and undergrades are relatively weak with . recs Croger, “4s a ce | c 2 : : * i @ paid benefit. a iat Allis Chalmers 32 Kroger ? tc laughter ewes 2 50-4506, ! : ia e uppliies liberal and burdensome to the'a), " OF Gi 85 y 3.00. and above ] ; ity , i - . " j . . 
Henry J. Muller. assistant man- see trade Price on mediams ranged ies red cone ® bats uicNiom L183 - Stelt left his city BON ernment 818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 a © Write, giving age, education ® ay oe unchanged to 3 cents lower Am Airline .... 242 Ligg & My 664 position in October 1955 to accept . 4 . @ and experience to: e 
ager of Socony Mobil’s central) Am Can 436 Lockh Airc . 454 Pj Mi Di Hours 8:30 to 4:30 Fasies lalase (November! 1060 0K ke cece arglieeae 2, PF loneer Miner Vies 'an appointment as city manager of | @ Nelson O. Heyer, Dept. 900 @ 
ovember, 1s. as| DETROIT BUTTER AND EGGS (Am Gas 4B) 383 Lone 8 Chem 26 DO. piveR pF , Otsego, a position he held until ‘| @ A, IBM Military e 
= 2 mae Dera Be calcd’ (feoralnaca re Melee re Mastin, "ol 38 ! be held h Zz canna een last month, He had been person-' | se ne : asseuae | @ Div., Kingston, New York. e 
: anager of the grades: | Am N Gas 64 May D str . 404 !Ce Will De held here saturday 10r'nel manager here fo 2 = —— | aoe May ; r over three - Z - - - : wWhites—Grade A fumbo 44-49 oleae Am News 31.4 Mead C PO . < : : ] 
Tyly 1 tone ed arernten extra ran 3 ee Am Rad — 21 Merck 11 Harry Sleeman, 85, retired pioneer years AVAILABLE. Famii 41.10 chil é Sormanna teomAt | avg. rge 44':- wt ave. 4 m ating... Mpls Hon . 92 : = , * La s am m c en et ood 
nounced today by Medium 41-42 wid. ave 41%, Small 34.| Am Ket 506 Monsen Ch . gig trea mining superintendent of the . ety ieern Sy) Olchicreny) ene: Retsci copatre 1 6200 BUSINESS MACHINES unc Y DY Grade B large 40 Am Tel & Tel 180 sont Ward. Mi N _ A graduate of the University of! chealth. College level education. Good analyst, best references. 22 CORPORATION 
Vern A. Bellman, geeeens ate e A large 44-44", Sven Am Beg e be Motor Pd... Marquette and Menominee ranges. Michigan, Steit has done gradu yéars in both production and general office Presentiy employed staff s8CO! ; vu ) “| s s - 
managey of do- $38 erase vere: “ gine 34 | Anac Ce SC eer heap a $$. He died Wednesday in Milwaukee. ate work at Wayne University and | Position in one of big three. Seeks any position where effort and | @ ° BATA PRocessina 
mesti market-| Total wedgly recipts of government Armco St! _ os S) Murray (Cpe. 462 “lee Sarthe A - : integrity are recognized and rewarded with a feeling of accomplish- |. @ * ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS —— ic t-) jeres ded eggs Pune 9-15 were 10.380 cases. Armour &Co.. 203 Nar Bisc Sleeman headed the Forbes Mine before coming to Pontiac was em- one pnd. a ter salary) Write Gon 31 Ponnec Frese call Ben s] eq ° TE cauipment © 
ing . mment Market about steady on top| Arms Ck : a Nat Cash R a of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. ployed as a personnel examinér > 8 * MILITARY PRooucTs ® 
: Muller was, a sa tin @umuna uncann a aga Cat Line a7 Nat Dairy $4 here tor 30 years. by the City of. Detroit onty | byte ©6297 : eeeveeeeceeoesoces « eman edums & Nat Gyps . 3 ~th} : . * . — maacgraéea barely steady and in fib- At! Refin 412) wat Lead ° 7 See = fies 
manager of the ¢; eral supply and irregular demand Avco Mfg $6 Na: Thea | 
company’s White | — leecce at sos NY Central toe rots ; | 06 Nia M Pow 
MULLER Star division with CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Bendix Av .... 506 Nore & West HEADQUAR | Benquet 16 m= . : 7 : : 
headquarters in Detroit from 136 cashe pees ‘butter eaap eee Bestas are ie Mer Pace . to. Nov. 15, 1955. ais 08's | gees unchanged: roosteat | Boh } ** 9¢9 Nwst Alrline 53 3 : * 
- . 924 A_score $0.78, 92 A 58 at) Gta 3 Ohio Ol ‘ te 7 Borden - 60.2 ' be we eee ates Byer $0 B $6 28. 69 C $4.75, cars 90 B Hf ‘Bore Warner. “63 Owens ui ol 124 
A will e 2 years IN  gggs weak: receipts 15,700 wholesale {5 psc & Pan y) Ade 9! i dustry a es He Be Bris My 3q¢7 Pan AW Air 195 Complete selection of alt types a 
the olf industry s 60-008 Lelaepde moran” fare gets Me oe com a td nae — lowest prices be sure to ; 
Socony Mobil’s central region, dium 33: U8 standards 32 $0 Girties | Colima, & Hise Parke Da | 501 = — compare our deal before you with headquarters in Chicago, in- 30.28; checks 49; current receipts 31.50 Camp Soup a6 Eesuer, JC 93.2 bu ' 7 
cludes five marketing divisions pepe Pots 5 csi Cala ; | ;Cdn Pac .. 923 Peps: Cola 241 , 
and covers 16 states, extending Poultry Capnal Airl.... 313 Fs D as 0 (J Empire, Adjustable : | from Ohio west = rene. Mon- | _ prove TROT, POULTRY. , Case I oY 2 | Enis - 216 WINDOW | | tana, and Colorado; and north A radio Srelgrs Pdel Ata so: Por | per pound f.o.b. Detroit for No 1 quality Ches & Ohio 632 Phill Pet 981 
, from Kansas and Missouri to the oo eeeery ey Git nay Ae Chryele: 8.1 Pilleby Millis 48.3 F A NS - vy hens mostly 28; light Cities Svi .... 67 late G 854 Canadian border. type 16-18: heavy broilers or frvers (2-4:Clark Equip... 6! Pullman. ee & \ ibs) whites 22; gray crosses 23-24: Barred Climax Mo. ,,. 7 Pure Ot 443 Adtust te any window ir flow 
j Rocks 24-25: Yight type broilers or fry-'Cluett Pea .... 421 RCA wer S48 ¢ be reversed has Own 
After having been closed for = (2 1 averege) i: caponettes ts Colg Palm..." $7 | Repub stl... 442 e.and can be taken out of window J ucklings reeder turkeys,,Col Brd A .... 234 Rex Drug..., ° a : rer a the pool aagrordd heavy ‘hens 20: heavy toms 31; heavy Col Ges <./ 183 Rey Met." 6p 3 WAYS TO BUY: @nd used anywhere in room 
exandria, en young hen turkeys Comw Ed ... 05 R Tob 5 
.t ; "Comment: Market quiet Supplies are Con Rais 487 Rid Ades id a FRIDAY _— merrily $ 95. ote rsa to permit utures”’ Op- | joaee bad tgprestid to Lot Sse nee Consum Pow 474 Rock Spg 31.6 i 4 1. Cath 2. Leyewey are | young turkeys e Holland and Cont Can .. 473 t . . | Bronse, are arriving in the market this Cont Ol 14 fe des Loca 0 NIGHTS 3. FHA—no money down, es low os $1.25 wk. = ee orn live $04 ‘ 
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cmIcAGo POULTRY eT ORL MG ice (Sbocret eee TBS ay ee Pa steady om caponettes: reiy ea y to Set H On : 
L al Notice weak on hens: receipts in mates 747 | Doug Airc .... 78 Sinelair oO as E ELL HA . Ryton “velers of Res 
(Tuesday 748. 91,000 ibs); {0b paying Dow Chem .... 72.1 ony Mob | 88.7 A A cell Gemahle ' $39.95 ‘ Riese Coershe heavy er 3t- Es sch are . “2103 Sou Pac 50.4 : 
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wats Be een atin oe Eee BEES SWE ADVERTISE! —~ . L. is hereby given that 4% 27-38: under Avie ed e! Auto Lite 337 8f% Lana . U 4¥y-te. ond 5 fe 3 P El & us 35 asi } t P 7 vaot. @ ~ve. 
i : application was made on the Einer Rad fh bes) Sah Coe No. switching ... no gimmicks! — just SUMP SHALLOW Se fee ay : Std O11 Ind 9 ' ; Ex-Cell-O ; 4 u 
F 21st day of May 1956 STOCK AVERAGES Fairy, Mor .. «23 St4-OU NJ. 877 honest-to-goodness Values! Our business PU RCHASE WELL BATH TUBS : by the West U NEW YORK. June 21—Compiled by Firestone 897 Std Onl Ohio 532 hag continued to expand over the years ’ | 
2 = estern UNtOn bThe Associated Press ie eg Rood Mach .. 607 phat OF ea because we have adhered. tothe policy of PUMP PUMPS * full 95 
: Telegraph Company to the ff Indust. Ralle-UUl. Stocks Frech “acy | og Sum ON...) 1 honest values and honest advertising. Good Quality 3-Pe. size i 
Federal Communications Ret eet cy is sag 2 Gen Dynam ty pobre Phil Scop : 5 ° $ 95 $ 95 ® A grade : on, tor d i Gen Elec 60 == — — Commission to close the [prreviout “dey ate lee G28 leLaicee Eee: 8, Sive EI Pa ~~  — Week ago 3968 1422 132 1818.Gen unite 11. gag Teas Co agency telegraph office at Pontn ago. 2485 1410 724 1776 Gen Motors’ ..45 Tex G Sul ? : ° 
Waterford, Michigan. Subst:- 4 eee yaa sak toes Be ier s.ce Shoe ... 25 none baa tree Stand , Ga ine ’ . - high , ’ 78 «Gen Tel 432 : ree Standing 4 , 91986 low. .244.0 1200 718 1716.4 Tran W Atr s > ' tute service will hereafter be\, 1988 high .. 987.8 1424 $7 ist Sitsecee, a Br : =e Transamer H Big 50-inch — 3-Unie- Kitchen > 
available thru the Western 1955 low 303.1 1149 672 148.8 Goodrich 72 Teent boi W LL CABINETS z Si k 
: Goodyea : 71 n Carbide A 
Union Telegraph Office at oeTporr sroces Gt No Ry Se ua re pesbald eine > in Ss ; Bs *. J. Nephier Ce) Ot West i Init Alr Lin odern styled, we > 
Pontiac, Michigan 10 miles“ | rigures after decimal points are eighths | Gre bebe at Unit Airc tollets at —- : f a $ 42° Size 
™ . b 1 nes : High Low Noon gylf Oil 121.2 Unit Fruit LOWEST PRICES : 3 
3 crn by seohene, ry Les erasing TE Et etm Soe G! Heol a (3 | CABINET, SINK _ member of the public desiring i u ms G : 5 Homestk .. 336 US Line : . ._»> Compicte with favect and Gemmer Mig C HA 5 Hooker ‘Fl .. 426 US Rugger ; . $ strainer Slashed fer Clesr- to protest or support the clos- Gt Lakes Otl& Chem Cox, 1S 7 1 Cont <.... Ob) Us Steel i¢ boshaay 
ing of this office may com- Penin, Meta Pro al Moon . 1) Ine Rand .....63" Walgreen ~ > REC. $ 50 
mumnicate in writing with the Rudy Mig Co ... 718 76 176 scene Ri Mach are Warn 8 Fic ; r > 2 $77.95 ; ae Toledo Edison Cot. 160 16S ers es, 3a ae ue ae . LESS SEAT Sturdy, al. steel con $ 95 $ 
Tecers i dali Dohel eales bid and) ested Pp SE ES int Wick O48 Weete Fl ‘ struction, white enamel 4 54° Size Commission, Washington, 25. cs a eepet “7 haat White Mot ASH BASINS finish, chrome door han- > Prices Slashed t § ws wi 1 * 
D. C. om or before july 4. Distance from Duluth, Minn., int Gives aa Wilsons Co 1 LAST 3. DAYS AT JHIS PRICE dies. Attractive styling. 2 CABINET SINK 
P = . nt eh 2 ne * . 2 4 
1956. western terminus of the Great ig) cre Coal. a6 yale ® Tow, 28 BIG 30-GAL. GAS HOT with triple ©} ALL SIZES of Base and Wal! Cabinets 2 ff with taucet and strainer 
- } Lakes system, to the eastern out- Johns Man -. 487 Zenith Raq |. 108 plated chrome in Stock _. . AT LOWEST PRICES! $ fF °* ma <a; 
‘let on Lake Ontariv is 1,160 miles. ‘Keisey Hayes 22 WATER HEATER ji POPPPPPPE Re APPPPEPPAEPP APPA ALYY $8995 
a . Reg. $69.95 * faucets A won 4-t. and 5-ft. $1190 : A’ Grade, not crate marred, derful value! STEEL and Big 66” Doub) 
Interest Exempt, in the opinion of Counsel from all present Federal Income Taxes, compare this value! CAST IRON C. oudle 
. ’ - and Michigan Intangibles Tex a : - Compartment . » THURS. § 95 Worth M | Fruas. ort ony $ 95 ‘CRATE . $ 95 CABINET SINK 
$270.000 o | sat Dollors More! MARRED $29 SE" AD te ct“ , ; - ; Net Exactly As Pictered 
° . 30-Gal. Glass Lined AA $ 50 
- . Township of Bloomfield HOT WATER 95 Se D-COMPARTMENT CEMENT $169.50 . C HEATER $ fHESE ARE FIRST 4 
Oakland Count ; LAUNDRY TRAYS Cdeednors i 4 J y, Michigan 10-yr, warranty .. . new low price 2 Mbberebrobboeeee A b tod A ek AA 4 > ‘ 24 ~ Big 52-Gallon Electric $ Coma’ , 40 ° > ete with 4 4 
Water System No. 1, 314% and 3'4% Revenue Bonds al ° pearas) wend > % 3 
> and faucets. $ DISCOUNT 3 
Dated: May 1. 1956 Due: April 1, 1958-1977 ‘ Crate cay $- Youngstown ¢ 2 
Principal and semi-annual interest (April 1 and October 1, first coupon due October 4 > cash > 2 
: | y CABINET $ 1; 1956) payable at a fiscal agency to be designated. : 4 $ 95 > SINKS 3 
> 4 These tanks carry $ 95 Bi > 5 4 i 1 -I 4 p ; a Bonds maturing on and after April 1, 1960 wili be callable in inverse numerical pleta Factory 9 21 x 32-Inch 4 . > SAVE q ins < 4 » $ Up te P 
order on any interest payment date on or after April 1, 1959; provided that ne bonds A are P ty. Edison CAST IRON > ‘ $ 2 roved. rorocroboreehe 
less than the entire issue then outstanding shall be called for redempetion at any = = ; ne         
4” SOIL PIPE (5-ft.)....... $3.69 
LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE 
V2-Inch Gsiveniasd’ $2.45. 1% 1V0- tne Galvanized $6.04 
%-Inch Galvanized $3.18 112-Inch Galvanized $7.14 
1-Inch Galvanized . $4.55 2-Inch Galvanized . $9.56 cash AND CARRY ONLY        
       
  time prior to April 1, 1966 at prices downward from 105 to 100',. 
MATURITIES AND PRICES - 
31%4% Bonds Due 1958-1968—Priced to yield 2.20% to 3.20% ~ 
32% Bonds Due 1969-1977—Priced to yield 3.25% to 3.40% 
Bloomfield Township is largely composed of high type residential areas which are 
elosely restricted. It includes some of the most exclusive and. wealthy residential 
sections in the State. The Township has no direct debt. It levies no general 
taxes, as state-shared taxes are siifficient te cover operating costs.    
     2-COMPARTMENT SINKS 
SI NKS 38% Sisr cesues eas $295 
     sell for at least 845.00, 
Every one a real buy! Hurry, select Less trim... 
yours today. Slight Imperfections.    
         
    
      
               
“The Store That Values Built” 
AV SUPPLY CO FREE Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies | FREE 
PARKING ~ PHONES: FE 41516 and FE 5-2100 DELIVERY 
. ¢ Water System No. 1 largely comprises the area extending from the westerly limits 
of Birmingham, to Lahser Road, and from Fourteen Mile Road to Quarton Read, 
except portions of the District located immediately north of Fourteen Mile Road 
and at the corner of Labser Road and Quarten Road. 4 . 
   These bends, in the opinion of Counsel, will not be a general obligation of the 
Township, but will be payable only from the net revenues of Water. System Noe. 1, 
ineluding all improvements, enlargements, and extensions thereof. A first lien has 
been created on the net revenues for the paymnt of thes bonds and any additional 
bends of equal standing. : . 
These bends are offered when as and ff isstied and received by us, subject _ 
approval of legality by Berry, Stevens, and Moorman, Attorneys, en. Mi 
se 
2 
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WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. pexowen MACARTHUR & CO. June 21, y9se * 
     Street Side 
    
     ricoh Classified” Ads! 
  4 ny 
THE PONTIAC PRESS, | THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1956      
    
  
  24| Wanted Real Estate S2A 
  
ANT, 440%" On A Wut nine tires give first! 
ag A   
ward 1-1181, Detroit: 2 
    
  
  
  
‘Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 
BO bea WANT TO SELL OR 
; oomvoct? For quick 
call: 
"T. G. Trocke 
3-467) ee ee ae ee 
MONEY AVAILABLE To buy land ervey Psctct = on 
wontracts. you 
on PONTIAC. REALTY PE 5-€275 | 
CONTRACTS WANTED) Beed contracts i ~ egret 
Barer wi What have 
lamer b * new hat 
contracts, Clark 
tate, 1362 W Huron st 
evenings. FE or   
  
you er 
FE Ask for Mr Clark. 
ASH FOR Your Fe EQUITY OR 
5-4967 
oll ulty in your 
K. L. Templeton, Realtor, 333 Orchard Lake Rd. 
  R 7 MODERN LIGNT Ho 11-5. Sagins St. Ph. FE §-8165 
Open Eves. Till 8:30 
  
WE NEED 
: 1. Good modern 3 bedroom city 
ow or three Loe subur- 
good buildings 
4 Modern home with 
ecres (cash buyer. 
2 w& 
lf you have any . the above 
mentioned call us at once. You'll 
like our fast and efficient service. 
EH: BROWN 1362 W. 
Néuieigto Listing Service 
‘Rent t Apts. Furnished 33 
2 = | PE bee. BATH AND , Realtor 
    
iz ¢ oe is ooue ON BUSLINE | Private entrance. Adults only. 286 
|_8. Jessie St 
| Private entrance 85 Baldwin 
43 ROOMS, 
_entr. Adults only PE 264 +2647. 
i? PORN, 
32-3487 
    
rooms Private bath, priv vate | 
entrance FE 5-6278. 
\T ROOM APT {2 STOWELL $38. 
PE 24302 or KEnwood $0396   
_CASH ~~ land contracts New 
es emall mayors Scam | 
fm your ceaitad ines eal)! 
VE 8-044] or FE 5-9075 
for Ted No ob- 
ef your con- 
sell. 
Ricat Realtor 
St. Ph. FE 56-0165 before 
contract 
fo Sk. Phove gMORTGAGES 
oo qe Taearesn 
_On é. rae le ier 
$250 000   
or 
3° 
  
  _#@ 8 Tesmania, PE $1733 
3 AND} RMS _ WEWLY DECORAT- bay aed ——— end beth. 11! | 
e re 
ome pie a iaaee ees Sriete and Hh eee . r . o.m™ | pall 24 Seon | FRM APT 1 CHILD WELCOME Reasonad ie 47060 
we wan cnn vous auealsnmse ELY FURN. PVT cash offer with no additions) hid-| b aoe tae © Welcome. 210 8. An- 
§ costs, Free estimates. __ferson 
NICHOLIE & HARGER | roms. PRIVATE Be, & EN- Muron rapece 
bimaelne DEAN) Beton 7 RMD AND B iS. al ENT 
  +7067, 
Wanted Real Estate 32A> ete | 
UICK ACTION | sale of ede home. If 
ou herve @ house, acreage or, 
acs for sale, any iocetion, call 
“PONTIAC REALTY | 
  | ee couple prefe 
  iz ROOM FURN ‘APT. NO CHIL Close to town. FE 2-7821 
na, 2 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR PRi- | «| entrance. Children welcome = 
tai 3 Oakland. 
} 2 ROOMS 
Pvt. bath uti), 
downtown. FE ¢2578. Before 8 
_or FE 3-344.   
  
  
  Ooms. WLY DECORATED. APT ON LAKE. SUITABLE FOR 
covets Piardobsd and < Th ie $75 a month. H turn. | OR 3-263 
_N. Tele 7 Clark. | _MYrtle 3-740 | LADY. PRIVILEGES, 
2 ROOMS, AND BATH APT. FOR RENT REFER | priv entrance FE 42847... 
Child weleome. " Perry . miles north Oxford, 3} rooms end | LARGE FRONT ROOM. ATTRAC- 
<a a S Upstairs 3501 Commerce | tive 3 windows. For lady 7 ROOMS, UTILS oar ADULTS! Re _4 blocks from Sears $-1496 
Be BE Le ee | FETRASTIVE ROOMY “ROOMS RE PIN ED GENTLEMAN. BUS 
ak ROE ROOMS DOWNTOWN. |" 4 beth. No child children, FE 2-5262. stop. call before 7 p.m. FE ¢1307   ata erall Gert ee ONLY 
  
  
Gecorated Priv 
of 3 thildren welcome 
_ville FE $1937 o mae a | 
side ‘y block to bus Adulte only 
#@ James & 
aRoOMs | AND PRIV BATH MUR- 
Clean nicely furn Good | Side FE 162 Washtn, 
    
  
  
  
  
J AND ¢ ROOM Al Gecorated, near 
2.966 
vi ees, Farvate Bata abd 
  
  737 Bald FE $6273 3” MS. NO CHILDREN. 385 
“SELLING YOUR | hens, 7a Sait HOME? 31_ Stowell 3 RMS NEAR BUS LINE. ADULTS = are m ae eoeee. Beet |p oeerae tre 68.8 Frencis. 
ROOM APT. in City end Suburban _frig. Chfld welcome 232 Morten 
  ROOM 
  
  FE 2-4810 |! 
Reaj Es-7 ROOM FURN. APT. MAIN FLR. B 
a ier Picon PVT. |¢ , SPACIOUS 
7 NEAT ROOMS. LAUNDRY PRIV. | Reasonable. Close in FE 2-783 
FE 5-6083 
7 ROOMS. Siw, ag BATH. 
#12. FE 40008 of +e700 3 ROOMS & BA M FLOOR 
2 men or . 6 Flor- 
e 
as RM areaaeas 
met 18 Mt. Clemens | 
2 LARGE ROOM APT WN NEWLY | (CLEAN bath 
ec | 
7 ROOMS & BATH. ADULTS ONLY | “NEWLY DEC. PRIV. 
7s Adulte Nr, Fisher 
. 100 Dresd 
fama LAKE. 3 SUDAODAL AT- 
tractive clean ae PE 6-5375. 
SMALL, N APT 
Reduced 
or MA) 
STRICTLY MODERN, ! RMS, EXC. 
location. Adults only. Phone FE 
VERY Nice J ROOM MODERN. 
    
  
      
    
  26% W. Huron OA 86-3339 PE 2-7421 
WILL BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE — bot ue children or rty Le at ¥ _drinkers. PE : Ohice Gommerce WEST SIDE 4 ROOMS. LOCK 
Ph. Pontiac EM 3-3311 from bus. a hescneen: 5-5416. 
R. F. McKINNEY | Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 Univ 1-578 
7 Soe 7 whitemore Bly 
re bit Sa" en FLANGE, aaa Dae DOG HOUSES . retre pad lites AE BAC BUNGALOWS _| ; $08 FE C88 oan RG. ANYTHING > tire, stove, “utilities, PE 5 1438. So ies eames Oe rene eee oft eg uit cola! QAM oh 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |3 ROOMS ant BATH, NEWLY 
decorated. Private entrance and 
bath. Large vacant suite rooms, 
suitable for any kind of business. 
FE 86-2751.   R AND BA 
heat. $75 a month : 
FE ¢3614 Call from 2.00 
4:00, ete rece 4. 
3 LARGE ROOMS. PRI- 
mer oe Tet Pritate entrance.   
  
ROOMS AND BATH. LIGHTS 
furn. Telegra: & Gariang Ave. 
Across from ral Market. Lk. 
priv. Near bus line, 472 . Tele- 
| es SLICE OF HAM 
  
  __ For or Sale > Houses 
SIDE TERRA 
‘nome ae poest tee sa Write 43 OOD | 
CE, 
Pon- For Sale Houses 43 OPP LL PROT 
LINCOLN HEIGHTS BRICK, COR- 
Bini fe Soe Pa hae 
    
  w*ROSE 1 FE 22162   
  
  
Rent Lake Property 36A etetetadaetncth 
  COTTAGE AVAIL JUNE AND 
August. City conven. : EM 3-4760   
3 Jrttaoraet AND BATH APT. NEAR 
$55 per mo. Ground 
WARD E phere. REALTOR 050. W. Huron 8t FE 43581 
3 ROOMS. STOVE, REFRIG. PVT. bath and entr 655 Markle 8St. 
3 poging «4 AN: BATH #38 BALD- 
n. FE 54-3354 
a ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE entrance. 288 N. Johhson   
  
    FURNISHED COTTAGES, 
beach for children, Phone 
_hewk ¢6215 
cake scABIN, Oc GOOD BEACH. 
| get sleeps 6. Lewiston, ich We 2-ors 
FURN. YEAR ‘ROUND COTTAGE. 
Lake priv. MY 3-2005. 
FURN 5 ROOM portion gge Hl 
ASE or on dei SAFE 
MO- 
  
  
  BY 
tiac 
    
OOMS AND STOVE ey RESORT AT PONTIAC 
3 one aon eee couple Lake. Sandy Beach. Clean ¢abins. 
only. R & K Cabin bey OR   
Toa marke BATH. FE 6-6227 
Bet 2 aod MODERN COTTAGE ON LAKE Huron out of Oscoda. FE 46069.     
oGhan AND BATH, Prigidaire, inquire #5 
RMS AND BATH. PORCH AND ferme Close = in. Ciean. rE 
4 AND BATH hapa NICE AND 
weill-heated in | stove and 
  
    
    |§ ROOM APT PVT ENTR AND bath all uth furn, 87 Cottage 
_FE +5920   
5 Rooms AND BATH IN PON- 
Heat, eiec. furn. $65 Mo. 
MY 3-2782_ 
turn. Close to 6 1 ROOMS | “AND BATH. STATE ST FE 
| ni eae APT BLDO. 
room efficiency, pcrrase tee adults only. 200 N.   
  
  SQUARE LAKE FRONT 3 LARGE 
modern clean furnished rooms 
= season or permanent. FE 
SMALL MODERN APT ON LAKE. ate entrance Sty Hulbert 8t 
off Elisabeth Lake Rd. at Secon 
_veke — WALLED LAKE MODERN CONV. 
. beach 2-bdrm Reasonable. 
MA 43407 
| For Rent Rooms 37 
CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS. 
_For workers 156 Summitt St.   
  
    
  COMFORTABLE FIRST oo 
floor room tor 1 or 2 gentlemen. 
| Close tm. Re: vie FE +4464.     FURN. BEDRM PRIVATE EN- | 
| trance and bath. Pontiac Lake. 
  
  
    
  
ESHLY REDECORATED 
and beth upper = 
  
BEAUTIFUL 1 LOWER WEST ape BOA ENTRANCE a5 2 bedrooms. | << evaill. June 26th 
ecults FE 22198 _ 
AN DOWNSTAIRS APT 3 
ms and beth inci util Adults 
FE 27236 after @ pm 
r. All utii- 
ties wr Wee 620 week. 
Phone * yn }_evenings 
LIGHT _ HOUSEKEEPINO. FOR 1. 
-Near town. FE $-i732   
UNIT OF A 4 FAMILY 
i brick. 344 rms and bath 
Meat, bot water and rarege 
furnished Kimbell & 
WM. H. KNUDSEN 
REA 
$10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg 
w = NEWLY Se cae. 
end julte only,   
4 
Fe Fis oe   L APT 
and W side ccetaas Phone 
42521 before 5°00 after FE 58-1172. |     
UNION COURT \3 Aisigen! = bath. adults only, 
“Ke G. "TEMPSTE AD ; Nea E. Buren rE 
a afer’ S. 5. cali FE 461% 
| WEST SIDE. DE AVANABLE JULY | 
Ist. 8&8 room brick, es 
j a eas Soot 
| FE 
Rent Houses Furnished 35 3) per month. Vas 
  
  
(1 AND 2 RM MODERN CABINS. 
| Watertord week or 
day. Munro Cab 36183.   
g SMALL GARAGE 
  3 BEDROOM RANCH TYPE NEW. 
1 or 3 children OR }-8033. 
    
  
  
  | ' _ —— ne 
‘ast, courteous service, 3 . PRIVATE NCE 
JA. Taylor. Realtor FE | beth, clean, bright and quiet. 4 ROOMS & PART BATH, FURN- : _ 5S nae no a ea ee eee West oe 
PEDDLING YOUR |) Feo Gee Ee 0 eet eg i PROPERTY> . |e rR eee Rook aon x tT PAY |} ROOMS, PVT BATH AND ENTR. OUSE ON KE. EM 
Our method of showing Lge. kitchen and closets. Baby | —°-0528 saves you. *tlcome. Desire Christian cou |COZY FURN. YEAR AROUND @ and 2 ple. No smokers. PE 46408. lake home. Lake privileges. Large 
bow | lookers” Call Us now. We) ROOM LOWER. COUPLE. REF | '!ving room and firepiace. 2 bed- lakes, and 1 erences wired. FE 9-260 rooms LModern kitchen Large 
flies "we handle all details 1 ROOMS as BATH EEL wooded lot. Will rent wooly or Tor inancing and : oneal | ald NICEL monthly. Reasonable. FE 2-44 
ing couple of business lady, PE | DANDY FURNISH Pr. OR rod a 7 att wise Baik — << Private bath 
- INSURE IT's ROOM APT TENANTS TO ACT ‘DONRIS & SON of caretakers os part payment (183 W. Muron Phone PE ¢1567 
100. 
  
Ps TO GOLD: Sell 
you're not using   
3 RMS. ADULTS ONLY 71 Virginia __welcome. . gale Dine B 
TEL-HURON AREA. “ool. FE, couple   
3 ROOMS, Y A 
Frivate entrance and bath. 
  
  
    
  
  
  Cousaenes Re ee roa Exchan 
FE 2 = rom St, ae. 
1073 W Huron k clean, W ished waxT Det cb 4:30 or Sat_& Sun 16 Pinegrove : 4 ROOMS AND BATH. LOWER WANTED Very cool. Nicely furn. and 
and around Pont. Close in. 1 child welcome Cali 
RVEY WILSON FE_5-9006. ee sr BE ‘Lapeer Real Estate RMS. A A SIDE. . FE 3-8683 FE 2-0637|_ Apply at 9 Dwight st. 
FE 26007 or Oa 8-370 {LARGE ri OM FURNISHED. utilities, private entrance BUY OR SELL Call days PR $4108 evenings FE 
1 will buy your prop-| ij ROOMS AND PATH, CHILDREN =< “Soe one = welcome. wt x Sana OA wey 
price e'reasonabie: Cail now and ¢ GOOD FURN ts AVAIL- 
a” aa"! K. able. Some with welcome. 
BROKER Adams Realty Co, 382 Auburn 
Rd. PE #118? Ave. ; 
RP UPPER, FURN. W pec FE 44618. 
e S ialize S AND BATH LOWER. UTILITIES located tm Water-| furnished. $25 weekly. Deposit, no 
Oop aad | 5 ee MY 2-6106. 
lar, with us! Brown Rd. FE 44591. = 
ALBERTA TPT. 8 et 3 m e 7. 
Clarkston | gasses. Real Estate ATTRACTIVE 2 ROOMS & BATH. 
29 &. Main, Clarkston, Mich =| Noren, PE Ginn” Prt. BACHELOR APT. PRIVATE BATH . S and entrance Very nice. FE 
GORDON ARNOLD |GKEAR 4 8. TELEGRs : rE FE 5-5783 
ANT 92-1188. . 
WOMAN — CHILDREN WELCOME. 
tone and A.D.C. accepted. FE 
Rent Houses Unfurn. 3 36 
3 pore BRICK In OxP OXFORD. 
$100 montth Adults preferred. 
GAS HEAT, CARPETS. 
FE 46700, 
5 ‘ROOMS ORFORN. WITH oe 
New 518 E. Bivd.   = 
    
  
3 BDRMS.. 
FE +0808 or   
  
    
             
        i INDIAN VILLAGE | 
are Cg bd ee gl) |? eo neneena! oe 
VAILABLE 6 | | SLEEPING ROOM FOR MEN. Pvt entr_174 State. 
SLEEPING ROOM DOWN TOWN. $1 School, Call PE $3000.   AUBURN-DEQUINDRE. 3 BDR. For Sale Houses   
BRICE WIBL BUIED 
ch-t me on ro ran 
lot. dn.. per 
Complete on exterior. Nich: 
re haiageer 2 Barve   
BY OWNER. N. SAGINAW 8T. 2 story frame . lot, newly dec- 
orated. 2 large ms. large 
closets. plas. walls. se- 
ment. Large kit. and bath. Large ROOMS, BATH 
to pe moved. 
Be   
ind Moar ‘aah Se 3.83   (ROE Pan, aT HOUSES IN IN 
1 An wp ang 
McLARTY 
FE 8-1233. 
7 ROOM HOME. 
  
STOUT Ss Best Buys 
Today 
9500 )=6DOWN 6 and=6 smal 
monthly gad aosered on this 4 
room home loca 
—— 
this one. 
N. On this 3 be 
Toom lake front home locat- off Oak- 
3 Hid loans part base- 
and fene 
ay Asiog tmmediats p pos- 
d- 
Rorthwest of Clarkston 
with full bath, furnace, base- 
ment, electric hot water and 
large lot. Cool and comfor- 
table he re, ’ 
WARDS ORCHARD Love 
step saving kitchen, 
basement, oi] furnace. 
floors and 
Landscaped 
car garage 
only $11, lawn and 1 
A rea! value 
with terms. ly 
plastered walls, ig * 
at 
N and balance $605 
like rent for this clean | it- 
tle 4 room house in Avon 
Twp. near Avondale High 
School. Lovely kitchen. large 
living room and landscaped 
lawn. Immediate possession 
$1200 DOWN Including mort- 
gage costs for this brand 
Rew 2 bedroom home lo- 
‘cated in Independence Twp. 
close to school and bus lin 
Oak floors, of! furnace, ha 
cy kitchen and large e. 
n- 
lot 
Payments $52 inc. taxes and 
ins, 
  reat, perce. Anehor fence. Price ; 
wert ce ee TE SOK) Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
TT N. Baginaw 8t Ph. FE 5-6165 
ih eg pr brivieges Bemifix Open Exes Tul 8.30 | 
oa Sener FE WE TRADE 
dn. $75 mo. OL 
5 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, GA& 
heat, 1 block from Tel-Huron in 
Huron Gardens FE 4-62 
2 BEDROOM MODERN. ee   
  Lake front. home from $6.950 to 
also have excellent $42,500 
listings a Dusinsssea, dots, 
and acreage. 
THELMA M. ELWOOD 
LTOR 
$143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd 
FE 54-1284 or FE 43844 farms 
  
town gee on ea 
fireplace. end 
$7950 and sieso down. hea? rs 
B 0 aes DR. BRICK. 
loads of e e, 
aastea rec room, Gaacksa bear 
garage. FE 3-1396   IN CITY Modern 2 bedroom home. Garage 
tm basement Fenced rear 
at 96.950, terms. 
$700 DOWN | yard. 
Newly remodeled & decorated 3 
rooms & bath off Auburn Ave. 2 
Bice corner lots. 
mG UCKLER REALTY 
DOWN OR TRADE   
2-831 
OPEN 69 P.M. 
ALL THIS WEEK   
  ure near 3, 
poses Only $10,000, Drive out | 
  
  ELDERLY G 
| beard and room on fare or beat or po 
| lake in urban community a. 3 & sons SUBURBAN { 
114   
  
|MAN TO Led LARGE COM- 
| fortadle room Twin beds, 
location FE 29-3429     
  
  | EXCELLENT hea | *OR AGED. | 
‘Rates starting st $123. OR 3-5320 
| STATE APPROVED 
| erm building surround- 
ings Loe YMCA 
Nursing care. exc food Fis 43224.   Pontiac P.O Box 1031 = 
NICHOLE “WEAR ol ona Olas 4 
“bath, Bemt.. HW floors. 
‘| 86 E. Watton Bivd HAYDEN AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA 
‘down. 
home, es ell utility. 
some finisbing, 
NORTH SIDE $1500 down 
bedrooms. acre jot with 2 bedroom 
Needs 
Quick 
bath. full | equaarerg 3 
asemé@nt, furnace, water heater. 
@iose to schoot & bus . 
NEW, B PRIV- OME. LAKE TLEG#S $1500 down 2 bedrooms possession. Liv & ving room 
lla popicture window, kitchen 
& dining combination Formica 
countertop. Bath, oi] furnace, jot 
OFF BALDWIN 3} bedroom 
Oak floors Bath. full 
gas furnace water 
$12,900 to mortgage Cash 
et $42 per month at 4‘ per 
interest 
OPEN DAILY 
12 TO 8 P.M. 
$1,250 DOWN See our 
ity room’ 
nace. water heater Choice 
elevations Veo egal in im bing 
lleges on White home 
basement 
cemt 
model home today 4 ;  Feem with 
Master ded- | 
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Lake 
Drive out MSe ~ ue Lk. Red 
Watch for open 
Jc HAYDEN, Realtor 
FE 80441 Open Eves |   
EQUITY AND 5 ROOM HOME FOR 
sale FE 57420     Hotel Rooms 39 
| HOTEL AUBURN 
otiset r a oi rdian ren apartments 
| 404 roo eee ge 2-629 
“HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms $12.50 bp 2th 17.50 up.   
  
  
West Huron 8t 
____ Rent Office Space 41   
  
  OFFICES FOR RENT 
BUSY IDEAL LOCATION 
PARKING F. 
MAPLE 4REA 
MI 62170 — 
OFFICE TO RENT IN DRAYTON Plains 4540 Dixie Hwy, OR }-1355. 
NEW OFFICES 
260-1,500 Sq. Ft. Available 
¥, Block From Bank 
Ample Parkingy, 
Available Ist July PE 5-029) 70 8 Squirre] Roe 
Auburn Heights   
  
  
  
USED CAR LOT. 
frontage on Perry of 
Auburn Includes ee 
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+4875 
fir place, | 
    For Rent Miscellaneous 42 ialer Also comb 
storms ed 
rear yaré Handy to school, 
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FE ¢3577 | BEDROOM WITH LAKE 
leges. 
down. - 
P. W. DINNAN PRIV1- on Wiliams Lake, $1000) Fast ive 
6 W. Huron 
  
Sylvan Lake Villag 
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dn and §72 mo. tac. tazes Sam Warwick has severa) new 
& ins. 4% per eon- — nome with 3 eee 
. Sines "wih stadie.octing’” Realy ce 7 
3% ACRES - 3 makes a bea living room 5 rms. plus full table 
pean The land is eon oe stove. suflt-in oven dishwash 
mai Geers c a) areek atthe or oad promarlab nae 6 8 sree nvichen to admire loners 
eatures are : «rade fir chickens or ® pony for the tumber, face brick, aluminum children An boner buy et window ana . Real 
pane fas $2000 dn. Check ter. Real tile Amble gas air 
on Re drive- 
$500 DN. —4 ROOMS—MODERN Se Si Has full bemt., hot air fur- rivate city bathing beach. Price nace, nice jot needs Ene up. Open ays on Chel- some deco & minor paphan Rd Or call ‘or appt repairs but is a steal at 45000 FE 23-2105 
> Tl | HIGHLAND MICH LA aT- 
per mo. Don't miss this bar- 
gain. 
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NICHOLIE| ge Sees . ? je Telegraph to 
& HARGER CO. miles to Milford “Ra fight, on 
» Bursa FE 5-8183 dove Ouwwee Toned: Bectnen Open _Evenings. 19300 Woodward TO 
3 BEDROOM RANCH : 
SEE Sa Port Tet "The corer: | Beautiful WALL CARPETING, ALU- " 
SCREENS. A Gites ROWE Eldorado” - AT $10,950 POR PAST POS- ated in beautiful. Clarkston 
a ae ee SEMI-FINISHED ee a 
Seay eee | Reem cmt are, pa LAKE PRIVLEGES ON. and VA terms For further infor- 
WILLIAMS LAKE. SMALL mation call MAple 5-114. PAYMENT AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS. er 
B,J. VALUET, Realtor The 
MULIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
Modern 3 Rb ee well equipped Lakeside 
teases | In Waterford oad oe — —— Priced at bonmepotenigd $285 down 
venetion blinds i tactated. si100e pape go taxes Pigs 
ae HUDSON 8T. baths. etd io om ten 2 bedrooms all modern home, ex-| lots. ‘Ertvileges en VeaNormen ogy — 3 car qntece. peg hs aes Aye days. vase 
WILLIS M. BREWER Meh gu Antersinytie RE. to, w0e- 
ye osin MPO oe arses Sunday. = 
Owner Selling "Modern 
Bang bows T betreeme 2 baths, ne ° 
Tus eat "hened "parete ite Living 2 “ise “Ses0d with eT] Be. schoo! starts. LOR- down ment. Cal FE for RAINE MANOR, 3 bedrooma, full _appointment. — with sewer, water, = 
TEMPLETON aa Mast nt ce WILLIAMS LAKE and Detenetios me Betis 
ved 
ge Ramat omer! = BRC), ES L Templeton, Realtor | ~ “a 
‘ Aer ier 8, “Gal ‘oe a Open Bree. ie 1   
GILES BEECO HARBOR ; 
low monthly payment. it -is 
ideal for the young family. 
* sure see 
before you buy! 
WEST SIDE... bedroom home, just ‘s 
bioes off W. Huron 8t., in- 
side the city. Large conven- 
tional dining room, carpets 
inclutied Call for appoint- 
ment today. 
2 BEDROOM HOME... sae 3 years old, large lot, 
tse ond 
GILES REALTY CO. 92 W. Huron FE 5-6175 
____ ss Open 8 to 9 
CEDAR LAKE — MODERN 3 
bedroom insulated cottage Grave! 
Grive, lawn, deep drilled’ well 
Terms Call Brownell Real- 
D 2-8837. ty. FE 2 
TO BUY TO 5 SELL REALTOR Partridge is the ‘Bird’ to see.   
    
18 ACRES. Almost 600 feet front- 
age, Clintonville road. 3 room 
heme. $3,800 with $800 down, 
ACRES. room home, part 
sement, 2 car garge, 132 foot 
tage. $6,500 with terms. 
CITY. 4 rooms, 2 bedroomg, ga- 
lots. Priced at rage, modern, 2 
$6,450 with $1,500 down. 
cr TY. 3 oe rg one price of 
$7,500 with down Main 
home has 3 bedrooms: a 3 room 
unmodern home on rear that 
rents for $35 per month. 
CITY. Owner must sell, 3 bed- 
rooms, basement. North side 
$1,050 down. 
Suburban. 2 bedrooms, ful! base- 
ment. rear yard is fenced Priced 
at $8,500 with $1,000 down. 
OXBOW LAKE PRIVS. 2 bed- 
rooms, large kitchen, corner lot. 
$1,450 down, full price $8,450. 
15 MILES from Pontiac. 3 bed- 
rooms, large kitchen, corner lot. 
$1,460 down, full price $8,450. 
15 MILES from Pontiac, 3 bed- 
rooms, separate dining room, 2 
car garage,.chicken coon large 
lot. lake privs Priced at 
with $2,200 down | 
CITY. 2 bedrooms, unfinished up- 
stairs. full basement. Verv clean 
and neat, Priced at $9.500 
Off Lake Angelus road. § room| modern, 2 bedrooms, separate din- | 
ing room. priced at $9,750 with | 
$1,750 down $8,700 
    WILLIAMS LAKE 
Neat 1 bedroom home. cated 
on x 165 wooded lot wits lake 
privtisges Good enou 
ome — cheap qseen ‘fe & sum- 
mer Sones: Low down | 
payment 
3 BEDROOMS A truly good buy — only §7500 
for this roomy modern home. Lo- 
cated on cana! in Keego Harbor. 
If you can make a substantial 
down payment — see this one!. 
LOVELAND 188 Cass rene ore ereete Harbor | 
FE 32-4875 +1661 
COUNTRY 
LIVING This home is brand new & ready 
for immediate occupancy. Located 
3 mi. northwest of Clarkston 
on a large suburban lot with lake 
Privileges just a few steps from 
your door. 3 large bedrooms with 
specious closets) Beautiful living 
room with dining L and pietere 
window. Full colored bath with 
bullt-tn vanity. The Kitchen should 
meet with the housewife’s dreams 
with such features as E: 
handy pantry, plenty of 
built-in exhaust fan 
and window overlooking lake, The 
full basement its partitioned off 
for recreation room. Double laun- 
dry trays. automatic oi! heat 
Electric hot water heater and the | 
ard has been seeded and has 
trees & Yours for just 
down per mo i 
price just $14,400. Can 
potntment. 
Clarkston   
  Real Estate ; 20 8. Maw gtr Mich. 
MAple 
VETERANS ONLY 
$300 
DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 
3 Bedroom 
Homes CHECK THESE 
FEATURES Oak floors. Birch doors, tiled bath | 
2¢ f. living rm., eute. heat. 60 ft 
lots, city sewer and water. Close 
| to everything. 
| Payments 
$53.92 per MV Mo. PLUS TAXE® AND IW ANCE 
MODEL OPEN 
DAILY & SUNDAY 810 MELROSE. Drive out N. Per- 
mile past Montcalm and 
| Biva. to ee Ture right 
os mode 
Castell Realty 98 Oakland FE 54-9459 
PEARL BLDo. CO. 
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 
NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES 
$595 Dn- 
3 BEDROOM 
“RANCHMASTER” 
| COMPLETELY FINISH 
;Ol & CONVENTIONAL MB 
GI $670 Dn. (e) 
2533 Pontiac Rd 
iyke in Blue Sky 
r area   
  
    
A 
= east of 
rive-in The- 
  
  
  KENT ESTABLISHED IN 1916 
L BUILD A_HOME TO svUIT     
The Pontiac area's only authori: sed 
“Home Planners Center” 
We'll price any of the 
450 HOME PLANS 
We have in our files by 
RICHARD B POLLMAN, materi 
PALMQUIST & WRIGHT, architec 
We also arrange financing. 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 
is opine BUILT HOMES” office 
Dixie Hwy. mear Telegraph 
 asert CUSTOMER PARKING 
Completely Furnished 
Lakefront Bungalow :   
and $100 per month, 
laiatrcet Home } 
Good Sand Béach for a 
tor ap- 
Pearl Bldg. Co. FE 5-7923| 
WEL You ‘AND AT A PRICE YOU can! APFORD 
1011 W. Huron 8t. ICLARK REAL ESTATE| aad cea FE 44813 
Evenings and Sundays 
Multiple Listing Service   
  ~ “C” Houston for Homes 
LAKEFRONT 
2 level home: fireplace and lovely | 
| kitchen. Nice lot 090x412. Only 
$3,000 down 
8PACE—SPACE 
3 room home. 6 lots. Full price, 
$3,500 Terms. 
C. HOU SOS REALTY 
4-6331   
—W ILL TRADE — 
OR $950 DOWN : 
§ rooms and bath, icads of trees, 
flowers. \% 
JIM WRIGHT, SRealtor 345 Oakland Ave. FE 54-0441 
BROWN FULL PRICE - two 
bapotce bungalow with full 
ment Lecated near Fisher's 
Paved St Easy terms or owner 
late model car as   
base- 
  $1000 DOWN —- Located Near Cass 
*“Lake Two bedroom bungalow 
full bath paved St. Two. large 
lots You can make a good buy 
here. 
  - New Starter home    
  FRANK SHEPARD OL 1-751!   
CASS LAKE 
3 bedroom carpeted modern 
en large wooded fenced Iet. ‘gut 
house and 1 car garage. 
Fronts on large cana! which en-_ 
ters Cass Lake, Imm pos- 
session. 
Call today for an appointment. 
Full price: $11,500 
$3,500 down 
$75 per month. 
WM. A. 
KENNEDY REALTOR Huron 
Open Evenings till @ 
BY OWNER | 3007 W 
  
shrubs. 16 : 
Near all lakes schoo! bus at door. 
  All for $10,000 with $3,200 is 
No Real Estate agents Phone, 
EM _3-0161 a, 
OWNER HAS BEEN TRANS- 
ferred. as bedroom frame home in 
leges. ¥ 28th. $2500 
ation room. Attac 
heat, 14 acres No dealers. 
+1400. 
a   
VETS—$500 DOWN 
INCLUDES ALL COSTS COLORED AREA 
heat, New 3 bedrooms, Ges het we. 
WALTHAM M REALTY 
AY M BY0 ee 2 wos. | PSA 2 kitchen, Utility   
bed- | 
| with os water 
num storm 
Tile fleors. s080. 
85-2864.   
REALTOR 
“BUD”   tptertor ter, kit. sink and al! studdin: Very atrtacive home 
and well bullt 
$9600 REAL VALUE —-— New 
——— modern with full base- 
1 A , tile bath 
Beautiful kitchen. Select oak 
floors. Terms to suit. A well 
construction Be 
this one. 
oe es SIDE - Excellent 
7 rm modern home 
Gees ee ceubornsed Gas heat sure and see 
well as ful) size dining rm. 1'4 
‘Only $3000 down” 
a! $50 RANCH rasan’ - Attac 
garage Youngstown kitchen Te | 
beth Beautifel wae floors. ree | 
tered walls, Aluminum eteeions 
screens, Excellent neigh 
Por full partic s call Sar. aon 
FE 3-0040. 
L. H. ERO. Realtor 
| 1362 W. Huron FE 2-4810 
Multiple — Liege Service 
~ SYLVAN VILL! TILLAGE t beauti-   sell) Easv term 
JIM WRIGHT, Reaitor 345 Oaxland Ave FE 5-0441 
NEW 
3 BEDROOM HOMES 
CITY' WATER & 
SEWERS 
$750 DOWN 
$3175 PER MONTH PLUs 
INSURANCE AND INTEREST 
$7,400 TOTAL FHA TERMS 
MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAYS 
31 IRD STREET 
BVG INVESTMENT CO. FE 44138   
  
EAST SUBURBAN 
Modern 6 room home featuring 
2 bedrooms, Living room, kitch- 
en. bath, 2 w unfinished rooms 
=. rear, full nee gas heat 
‘gh rw mice only 
$7980. 000 ‘eae 
J. A. Taylor 
  
downtown Ponti 
6 room modern home,.1 bedroom 
down, a bedrooms & bath up, 
pimesed in eo Bouse: 3 poses read, 
e. 
HOME 
utes from'town, $14,900 
EAST SIDE PAYMENT —imme- 
diate possession. 6 room modern 
schools & 
|. R. Hiltz REALTOR 
FE 5-6181   
; rater 
ener. car woes: $11,000 with te: terms planned home Exceptionally good | 
Lovely porch Breakfast room as | 
car gar Lovely lot and paved St. | 
Owner transferred and forced to | s 
REALTOR eo ryt 
100 —— Ave. FE 4-254 
Open Eves. Free Parking | 
6 ACRES 6 miles from ac ep) 
fe’ 
z : 
- ; z n 
é Pretty as a Picture . 
| Immaculate throu ee 
  tile beth, aluminum storms 
screens ie palig, gr = One 
ear & e. light- 
Mat Se at | 
; Summer Home Small ¢ room cottage. Frame 
construction, 2 lots cludes wa- 
ter lights, steo|l and shower, ofl 
| ectreulator. heat, utility room, Im- 
mediate en Total price 
| $3980. Only 0878 down, balance om land contract at $35 per month 
NICHOLIE » 
  cic — A 6 ROOM BUNGALOW Close to large san 
which allows een ON UNION LAKE fe down bedroom 
irst time we are offering 
home at a low $11,500 with 
Teasonabie down payment 
SYLVAN 2383 Oremeed perky Ave a FE 5-0418   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
LOCATED NORTH END 
Nice 2 bedroom bungalow with 
full basement. situat: on 3 lots 
with outdoor grill, fruit trees and 
berries. Full price §7,800 cash te 
mortgage. 
EAST SIDE 
2 bedroom bungalow Pte) full 
basement, Neat and with 
nicely _lentacaned Fruit 
trees berries te price $8,- 
75@ with yn 000 down. 
CUSTOM BUILT 
3 bedroom bungalow with full 
basement auto. heat and hot wa- 
ter. oak floors, plastered walls. 
flush type doors, and wardrobe 
closets. Full price $8,900 with 
terms, Built on your lot or ours, 
City or suburban. 
HOUSE OF 7 GABLES - 
Beautiful old home. Ricely lend- 
im the homes of 
ved driveway 
Price $i6.500 
down payment. , 
2-8544 
Co-operative Real Es' te Exchange 
$250 DOWN 2 bedroom starter home at Wal- 
ters Lake. with easement to lake. 
$5,250 with $50 per mo. 
$295 DOWN 
2 bedroom starter home tn Clark- 
ston on blacktopped road. $5,485, 
payments $52 per 
REALTOR 
  
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