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g Death Near for Pope”
as Condition Worsen: Pope in Prayer Before Stroke Medical Bulletin
Reports Grave
Heart Collapse Physician Says Pontiff
in Final Agony After
Second Stroke
Strike Date Set
for AMC; GM
Still Crippled Ford Works On, UAW)
Eases Up on Chrysler
as 6,000 Return
CASTEL GANDOLFO,
Italy () — A medical bulle-
tin late today reported
progressive aggravation in
the condition of Pope Pius‘
XII. It added:
“The Pope is suffering a
grave cardiac pulmonary
collapse.”
His temperature was
about 101 and his pulse DETROIT (7 — New car,
production, with General
iMotors still badly strike-
icrippled, dragged far behind
schedule for another day
today.
GM’s local strikes, going
on since the national con-
tract agreement with the
‘United Automobile Work-| AP Wirepbote
retirement from the high bench, ‘effective Oct. 13.
Judge Stewart paid a courtesy call on Justice
Burton in the Supreme Court late Tuesday. BURTON GREETS SUCCESSOR — Judge
Potter Stewart, left, of Cincinnati, named to the
U.S. Supreme Court, receives congratulations of
Justice Harold H. Burton, who° announced his
Ike Appoints Judge Stewart t S C t V ers last Thursday, contin- d 40
o Supreme Court Vacancy wis*incviseet nnacey Sect a to full output of 1959 Ore ict nes By ee eee
| odel ° the use of his name, said the Pope
From Our .Wire Services less than 24 hours after the dis- ing newsmen Tuesday that as a modeis. | “is in his death agony.”
WASHINGTON — Judge Potter| Closure that Burton was retiring circuit judge, he has had a part Only . about 13,100 of, AIR OF RESIGNATION
Stewart, a 43-year-old midwest-|°"_ the advice of his physician. in deciding only one school segre- GM’s 275,000 UAW produc-’ In the antechamber ‘‘there was
Stewart, a Republican, was ap-
pointed to the th Circuit Court 8@tion case — an Ohio dispute tion employes were back at
of Appeals by Eisenhower in April where the court ruled for prompt work after settlements at! an air of resignation and calm,”
and all present were praying, some erner now serving on the Sixth)
U.S. Cireuit Court of Appeals, at
Cincinnati, Ohio, was named by AP Wirephote IN. PRIVATE CHAPEL’ — This is the last
President Eisenhower late yester- !%4 | integration. ‘eight and a return-without-. l of them audibly.
day to succeed retiring Justice Under a recess appointment, Stewart was recommended for, 'settlement at a ninth of the known picture of Pope Pius XII in prayer be- are, left to right, Msgr. Mario Aluffi. chaplain The Pope suffered a second
Harold H. Burton as e@ member Stewart will be able to take his the nomination by Sen. John W.! ‘com 126 UAW- fore hte suffered his stroke. It was made in his of Castel Gandolfo; Federice Callori di Vignale. | stroke early today.
of the Supreme Court. place en the nation's highest a Bricker (R-Ohio), pany’s . -repre-_ private chapel in the papal summer residence, papal chamberlain, and Msgr. Mario Nasalli :
Stewart will be the youngest DUE FOR SCRUTINY sented plants. Castel Gandolfo, on Sunday. In the background Rocca, secret waiter to the Pope. che somees roar hiniatines
‘a tho court al . -~ « & __ : | same type as t which fe
‘Stewart Profile Page 10
imuediately atter |
—<— the Pope Monday, a cerebral cir-
eulatory attack which preduced
partial paralysis.
Three of the four specialists who
had been keeping constant vigil at
the Pope’s bedside were with him ~
when the second stroke came.
The Vatican radio announced the
second collapse in a special hook-
up direet from his summer palace
here at Castel Gandolfo.
The Rev. Francesco Pellegrini,
| a noted Jesuit orator, told the
| radio audience that ‘‘a new fac-
tor which was anything but tran-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) <neeua: — Ce Jel Ford alone remained without a
|diciary Commitee, which consid- Strike. At the same time the!
\ers all federal judgeship appoint- Chrysler situation eased with re-|
iments. jturn of about 6.000 pf its ae : though Justice William 0.
“las was 40 when he was eae |
to the fribunay on March 20. |
1999.
Stewart, probably will teen! a Congress a casas in, fy . Jocal plant strikers,
unusually close Senate scrutiny in- | January, his nomination to the Sen. James O. Eastland (D-Miss) |
to his legal philosophy. 35,000-a-year lifetime post will be the committee chairman, was at) The UAW meantime posed a
This is not because of the man, sent to the Senate for confirma-|the last session of Congress a lead-| strike threat against American
but because of the times. tion. ler in the unsucdbssful fight to Pass’ ygotors Corp. unless it gets a |
* * * * * * ‘legislation to curb the court's ye Ra
The appointment was announc ed: mW appointee told question-| powers and to undo the effects of ;
= some of its decisions 18,000 AMC workers,
A
of the present extended contract
was served on AMC by the union 730 Models Dawntown. si a Ris hte te
View New Pontiac valoy be presented by Semon E. Knudsen, GM
vice president and general manager of Pon-
tiac Motor Division, to Dr. Dana E. Whitmer, |
superintendent of schools.
; * * *
These will be used in the school system’s
driver training program. | eat
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By MAX E. SIMON
Today is the day that Pontiac scoops the
nation. .
For the first time anywhere, the shiny,
new 1959 Pontiae will go on public display
as the city kicks off its annual gala “Salute
to Industry” celebration. The m for
Conduct Full Examination
of ‘Abused Mental Patient Stewart said his selection took 10-day notice of cancellation
him by surprise. He came here
Tuesday morning for a confer.
ence with Eisenhower after 4 | octerday
rush call from Atty. Gen. Wile © ri Although the rest of the nation must be This year the cars are being donated by |
liam P. Rogers. om American Motors the eentent te wait until tomorrow, city resi- the division and the Pontiac Retail. Store. Takes All Blame
union wants the same deal it got dents will see the completely-revamped, The new Pontiac will be displayed on a | Five of the nine Supreme Court from Ford, Chrysler and General, ultra-modern ‘59 models in a brilliant raised platform in front of the courthouse for Tax Dispute justices. including Chief Justice \7 1. This includes the 24 to |Earl Warren, now have been. ap- Pee : Se ~* ‘0 procession this afternoon. 3 through Saturday, Oct. 18. Others will be | 5 |pointed by Eisenhower. The po- jd) SSE an hour wage Ancrease ; . tati F _ With Faubus
Hieal diviswer wemaine at five spread over three years. ~° A motorcade of 26 cars, led by the color- stationed on the Huron St. side of the court
COLDWATER (ijt complete medical exam- Democrats aod four Republicans x * * ful, high-stepping Pontiac Central High rouse for the public to inspect through | LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI —
ination was scheduled today for a patient who is the SA GO RP ETERS Since last April, AMC and the School Band, will travel through downtown Saturday, Oct. 11. ; os iThe district director of the In-
™ , _ union have been operating under) streets in the first of a series of tributes Another of the celebration’s highlights |'eTnal Revenue Service took full
center of a second investigation into charges of abuse) 4 ative of Jackson, Mich, Stew- the old dineeyenr conuae. The
of patients at the Coldwater State Home and Training art was a member of a Cincinnati AMC-UAW was the onlwone to be
law firm before going on the bench blame today for telling Gov. Orval
E. Faubus it appeared he owed
income taxes on $105,499.14. will be a contest, with the lucky winner honoring Pontiac industry and its employes.
. “getting an all-expense paid flight to Ber- x * * | >xtenc . 7 School. _ He also served on the Cincinnati = extended: The “Salute to Industry” festivities, spon- muda for two persons. * - *
: Rep. Harry Phillips (R-Port Huron) disclosed yes: Git, Counciy and as vice mayor , The UAW yesterday cracked | sored by the Downtown Merchants Assn.
terday the investigation was under way when he an: of the city in 1952, 53. down on its striking Chrysler 4+ the Chamber of Commerce, will continue pl contestants ue! do ts complete the | The trouble was that the total
. ; . . “defi-| t * A | locals at Newark, Del., and | through Saturday, Oct. 25. statement I like the ‘59 Pontiac be- |included rent and operating ex-
nounced his special committee on mental health “defi- > 1G. Sewal of Philadel. TWinsburg, Ohio, ordering both | ; a cause ” in 25 words or less. Entry {Penses on the executive mansion
Se are the Aenerican The unveiling of the ‘59 Pontiacs will for two years, campaign expenses back to werk and charging cer-
tain strike leaders with blanks will be available free from member
stores of the Downtown Merchants Assn. nately established” Joseph Kibiloski, 45, Bronson, was |” |
7 pias ate te a irre- | be at 3:30 p.m. when the band strikes up and a gift automobile that Faubus
“manhandled and abused* iBar Association's standing com- . . . | d his wi ; : i
dd d dd |mittee on the federal judiciary, sponsibility. About 2,700 men are | at the Elks Temple, 114 Orchard Lake Many outstanding values will be avail- an is wife received in 1954.
an Fees’ up an own I; | involved, } - i sg had fed,’ IRS Di
stairs.” Mild Weather Nue issued a statment calling Stew-| | Ave. able to pomniown shoppers during the next | 47 Sem, cha &. aa
Se cate ‘kboudil! Theali Direc: art's appointment an SE ee cee res y tive iidcat’ ‘The procession wil move east on Orchard few weeks. A special three-hour sale me cal! (onplaming that caving ;
= : as Ses eras "| Lake to Saginaw St., and north on Saginaw be held by downtown merchants from 3 to 6 ¥ state furnishes by law to its
ton Chartes Wace salt carly todey to Lin er | whi e sewers oe bon cage tol tual RL cea eae oe net to the Oakland County Courthouse. m., featuring cut prices on fall mer- hi
in Lansing his investigation showed time when the Supreme Court has ‘thr ee men have been reinstated) € an uy 5 Pp. g Cap s , e et executive is not taxable,
Faubus took the opportunity to There, the Keys to 26 new Pontiacs will ‘become a major center of contro-:and that the other two cases are} chandise.
Partly cloudy is the forecast for versy. being pleaded. The international |
tonight and tomorrow by the U. S.|_ Its rulings on sc hbo! segregation, warned it would not protect the,
. . E
Weather Bureau with the low about /have been denounced in some quar-/locals against any company
ters, while others have criticized! charges if the strikes continued. ain e er’ C eme
60, the high tomorrow near 74. ‘no evidence the patient was mis-
treated.” i
Wagg described Kibiloski as a |
“severely mentally retarded pa- accuse the government of using the
IRS to punish him for his stand
against integration and demand
|that President Eisenhower pay for ——
World Series Game
tient who had trouble walking.” | ine next five days tempera- ts findings in Communist cases. | . x * & ’ jure of us White Sls, if he had
Kibildski was in a unit with 212/tures will average six degrees | Four General Motors strikes! in Oakland Ruled Ille By Threa ened b Rain o pay for use of the executive
ta Fart nets , 5 2. wer mansion.
other “very active’ patients, Wagg|above the normal of 65 and normal Headaches in Little Rock were settled yesterday and last! g y ; ; *
said, and could have been pushed low of 45. No important tempera-, night. Larges of these were ihe MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Threat-| Faubus _ said he. got a letter
down stairs by other patients or|ture changes are expected, except; RALEIGH. N.C. (UPI) — A walkouts of 2,100 Rochester, N. Y.. “ A +9 : . ‘ony.
fallen himself. Saturday will be cooler, headact a iy inca | products plant workers and 900 at! . A new chain letter” scheme which is now circu ening skies and a forecast of| which said he had 10 days to
; - « eadache remedy manufacturer ic. giltac pl Cleveland. lating in parts of Oakland County, and reportedly has. j4<¢ ‘test the IRS charges. Aion
IN ‘CRITICAL CONDITION’ « «i 6 “aeurocketaa’ eee Diane in Elevelan ‘possible thudershowers made it Ts
ae ae : Precipitation will average one-| Says sales have “gkyrockete GM said employes at its Hyatt rewards of U.S. Savings Bonds, is illegal, according to a question whether the Milwaukee! Acting Internal Revenue °
but let up One investigating lawmaker. half to one inch, with showers Fri-| at Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Sara Bearings plant in Harrison, N. |B d New Y Yank ission :
Rep. Sterling Eaton (R-Plymouth), day and Saturday, Hicks, vice president ‘of the returned ‘6 work today venthout Chief Assistant Oakland County Prosecutor George F. would be able “e sue the ah tock tees Seates anaes
claimed aes pou | Sixty was the lowest recorded| Hicks-Capudine Co. here, said agreement. The 933 employes de-/ Taylor. game of the World Series at Coun-| than Mathis, said Faebus’ ever-
was in “critical condition” and |temperature in-downtown Pontiac) Tuesday that orders for her cided to get back on the payroll | “pyi het : mata ty Stadium today. all tax affairs ar
had been “battered within inches! preceding 8 am. The mercury! firm's headache remedies at (and Jeave settlement to negotia-' This definitely is an illegal operation and anybody |'Y iu . a . seratioy’ Me . hpre —
of death.” stood at 69 at 1 p.m. | Little Rock have doubled lately. tors’ i'that takes part in it could be arrested for conspiracy ; ; ;
: a ai __ to violate state gamblin The We cyber Bureau predicted Mathis also said there are some
ees = the soca — , ed a Bi the possibility of thudershowers oe his men are looking inte
“ll,” but not necessarily 6 ne aws,’ Taylor said. | foll in which last -.|that may have ‘‘merit.’’ |
New Director Tours Safety Building y el ee ee “< | whatever caused the bruises on He-said the Prosecutor's Office eral hours lastnight,
enim - mitté ‘ a| : . ; .; had received no formal criminal early SS . i |
illips’ committee was formed | \ A ] complaint against the operation, * |
by the 1958 legislature. after Rep. Kastman Attiti ] de e ait and S ee and thus could not act. Charles Segar, secretary-treas-| 40 CALLED |
Carroll Newton (R-Delton) claimed e Supposedly the recipient of thejurer of -baseball, who is acting in TO OFFER!
his brother-in-law was mishandled letter mails money, ranging any-|behalf of ailing commissioner Ford
by attendants before his death. By PETE LOCHBILER [climbing enthusiast that he is,/Straley, whose six-year reign was|and command training is a com- where from $18 to $37. to the name|Frick. is the only man empowered | The party who placed this
x kek A man who likes to conquer|Eastman intends to survey the criticized by last spring's Public) mon’ lack in most departments,jon the top of the list in the letter,| to call off todaf’s game. Segar, Want Ad to sell a table and
and eventually the sender's name/however, said he would wait “‘un- probably because its the hardest
area to train,"’ he said.
As for the rank and file offi-
cers, Eastman believes the best 4 chairs said that over 40
people called to make an
offer. Here’s the ad: ty terrain here before choosing a path/Service Administration report on
Pontiac’s police situation, East -
man has ‘‘no preconceived ideas”
‘about a department shakeup. The committee did not come up
with conclusive proof of mistreat-
ment. mountains has tackled the Pontiac
Police Department.
George D. Eastman, a_ big, til the last possible minute before
deciding on a postponement.” i
In the event of a postponement, | will make it to the top of the
list, at which time bonds will be
given. that leads to the top.
* * *
About Police Chief Herbert W. Wagg said Kibiloski entered
the cottage Sept. 26 and was
taken out Sept. 29.
‘In hindsight, I am critical of
the fact that he was put in this
particular cottage,” Wagg said.
. t ke *
Wagg said the incident points
up “the need for the resources to
help improve our level of super-
vision.”
The investigation started when
Kibiloski’s relatives complained
to Sen. John -P. Smeekens (R-Cold-
water). Phillips flew to Cold-
water in his private plane Monday. friendly man with an easy smile
and strong handclasp, had a wait-
and-see attitude as he inspected,®
the Public Safety Building today
during his initial hours as Public
Safety Director.
The 46-year-old authority on
police administration faces a
tough assignment: reorganize
the police department, restore
morale, increase efficiency.
- He's faced tough assignments be-
foré, and gives the impression of
knowing in his own mind the stan-
dards he intends to impose on the
department. Like the mountain - In Today's s Press
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= “T intend to. work with the ex-
ising staff officers to the best
of our joint ability, unless some
other course of action is indi-
s@| cated,” he commented.
Seeing harmony as one of the
basie needs. Eastman said he in-
tends to set up his own program to
better the department, and bring
about overall improvements: fiom
the higher ranks on down.
* * *
He intends to improve the higher
ranks first by instituting training
programs, “‘Lack of supervisory policeman is the one who has |
all-around proficiency, not spe- |
cialties.
“In my opinion, if more police-
men were able to do more types
of jobs and assume broader res-
ponsibilities, most police depart-
ments would be better off.”
This philosophy will be stressed
in the coming month, Eastman in-|
dicated. '
a *& * *
A, private consultant the
two years, Eastman frankly ad-
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) past
* * *
The Business Ethics Board of the!
|Pontiac Area Chamber of Com-|
merce has also warned against. i\May | Go, Governor? the ‘‘chain letter’ scheme.
t
Detroit Keeps ‘Mounties
DETROIT (UPI) — Horse lov-
ers, relax. The Detroit Police
Department will not disband its
mounted bureau. A symbol of
rebellion against complete
mechanization, the 60-man
mounted bureaw) has long been
a’ favorite in Detroit.
the game would be rescheduled
for tomorrow.
BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) —
Gov. Ear} Long urged passage
of a laW requiring the superin-
tendent of state police to check
| out with the governor's office
before leaving the state. Long
said he learned Supt. John Nick
Brown reported he was going to
New Orleans on ait investigation
“but instead he went to New
York, to the World Serles.”
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STUDY UF MATERIAL—United Fund build-
ing trades solicitors began their. calls today,
after a kickoff luncheon yesterday. Shown here
are Oakland County Circuit Judge Clark J.
Adams, left, and Berkley Voss, right, chairmen chairman.
Making Calls After Kickoff Luncheon
UF Building Trades Group Starts Work : Pontiac Area United Fund build-!to have an opportunity to pledge |
icitors today oe before the slack building season ing trades sol
, begins. making their first calls after
kickoff luncheon at Flks Temlel The construction group workers vesterday | Join the special gifts solicitors in
a - * * | making pre-campaign calls. The
| special gifts division kicked off
This year’s construction group) its drive Sept. 29 and early re- of the Commercial Division, Paul A. Kern Jr.,
construction group chairman, second from left,
and John Napley, i f F el fp
Pentiac Press Phote
Commercial Division co-
turns indicate widespread ac-
ceptance of the giving yardstick
as a pledge guide.
The yardstick scale, related to
\the individual's income, gives the
|prospective contributor an idea of
|what his fair share pledge should
be.
goal has been set at $15,368. Build-
Ing firms and their em-|
ployes are being asked to
build a better community.” trades
Paul A. Kern Jr., construction
group chairman and luncheon
host, urged his workers to begin
making their calls this morning.
This entails contacting more than |
250 firms and their employes in | quilizing”’
the area. tiff.
i {
“When I accepted the chairman-| ‘‘This is not a good sign.” Fa-
ship of the construction group, ther Pellegrini said. He added
I did so with the intention of put-,that, contrary to the hopeftl)
ting forth every effort to see that atmosphere at Castel Gandolfo
our goal is met. 1 expect as much | Tuesday, today there was only
from every man who volunteered frantic anxiety.
Cana ee BreuP {hs Y&8E" | GIVEN FORGIVENESS RITE —_ ; j A later broadcast said that the
KICKOFF IN ADVANCE ;
The construction group annually! munion and Absolution — forgive-
kicks off its drive in advance of ress of sins — at 8:15 a.m.,an
the general campaign. This en- hour and a quarter after the
ables the building trades workers, stroke —— = sie ———— * * *
Monday, while still in the coma
after his first circulatory attack, |
he was administered Extreme Patches af Rain
Blur Forecast i'w t's of Dry, Mild “ death.
A kidney ailment developed,
Bs The Associated Press but the four-man team of doc-
Fairly mild and dry weather tors by his bedside pulled him
prev: viled in most of the melee through and yesterday he was
today. well enough to take nourishment.
* * * Last night his pulse and respira-
A few areas reported patches of tion arose alarmingly and vatican)
rain, with the main wet belts in officials announced they felt anx-
sections of the Midwest and the‘iety for his condition
Far Northwest Skies were gener- * * *
ally fair in most areas except; It was the second time the 82-
for cloudiness in the precipitation year-old head of the Roman Cath-'
areas and in the Pacific Coast. olic Church and spiritual leader)
* * * ‘of some 500 million Catholics has,
Southern and southwesterly been near death,
winds fanned warm air from| Four years ago a serious ill-
Texas to New England, sending; ness struck the pontiff, 261st in a |
temperatures slightly above nor-| long series of sovereigns who sat
mal marks in most sections east: on St, Peter's throne, the oldest
ff the Rockies. Readings were 10, in the world,
to 20 degrees higher than 24 hours | At that time the Pope rallied
earlier from the Ohio Valley tO! and recovered because of what
“New England. However, norther- we as described as “the heart of a
lv winds dropped temperatures |jioy, ;
near or slightly below normal in) ee
he Carolinas, Georgia and Ala-|R REGAINED STRENGTH
: ; hama, They were near to slightly; He regained his strength and
bove normal in areas west of the once again assumed a tremendous
Pooch /burden of work that has generally
|been considered one of the heav-
liest ever carried by a pope in the
(2. 000-year history “Of the Roman
Catholic Church.
The pontiff carried that burden kies
The Weather
Full U & Weather Bureau Report
PONTIAC ANB VICINITY — Shew
ending this merning, becoming peril
slowdy this afternoon. Seutherly winds
¥'-9% miles teday, high 75. Part ad
clouds tonight and temerrow. Not mu
temperature change Soantherly eds
127-20 miles tonight Lew tenight 60.
ee ‘Ask Library Project
THE toe + om AO Extend Facilities
Lowe:
At Ran Mind Veg {4-20 im ph i
Se eee ef Members of the North Oakland
ae ie eRe fa County Library Project were asked
Mror Thureda: at 240 a yesterday to open their facilities
( Downtown Temperatures ; to non-residents.
@ a fe L ‘4 Jean Johnson, project director a F 12 49 oe Car =
a> 1 lpm 6s and a staff member of the Michi-
“ alti Se Oaoc aoe $? |gan State Library, told library rep- EA a 4-3
‘resentatives that if non-resident,!
sian Mg in Ponting fees were waived, the project
Highest temper would furnish more books to each Toe t temperaty <a Awe cielo 4 .
Morn tamperat 62s Member areca,
: Weather—si:
The purpose of the proposal, i One Year Axo in Pontiac she said, was to promote in- Highest ter perattire an
Lowest temperature @ esse eeees “creased Jibrary circulation and | Mean temperature @ ........ ill t :
Weather —Cloudy. mild stimulate interest among poten: |
Highest and Lowest Temperatures
This Date in 86 Years
89 in 1979 25 in tial library users.
1889 Mgmber communities were to re-|
port the proposal to local boards
of trustees, In the project arg li-
Tuesday's Temperature (hart 7 |
Alpena farquetie
Balti 66 45 Memphis 80 es braries in Clarkston, Highland,
Leet re 6241 Miami #1 -7* Holly, Lake Orion, Milford, Orton- rowns 87 14 Milwaukee 71
Buffalo 73 84 Minneanciis 68 * ville and Oxford.
eon ee es i. 7: Representatives from Waterford |
Cincipnat! 78 60 Omaha 77 57'/Township said there is a move to’ Cleveland 75 8 Pellston 67 55) 62 Tienset ae re Phoenix sao. bring the township into the project. |
De ratt 76 60 Pittsbure! 71 0 * * *
) 5a 44 Louis sy .
73 ° Francisco 5°: Financed through state and fed- 77 3 . ‘ BG fA) rn ~ 7 A et 56 57 eral aid phat alias in Pon-
Kony 71 67 Tampa 66 tia¢ wit yllis Pope, cit - Kansas City 89 70 Traverse C. 7 66 “f di F y libra
Los Angeles 7@ 60 Washington 68 51 rian, as assis ant director,
a t
SE er _ “> Death Near for Pope Dine
as His Condition Worsens
(Continued From Page One) :
‘Pope had been given Holy Com-|
the last rites of the church
and those in danger}
\gathered , ini Escorts |
Leave Quemoy Report U.S. Ships Not
Accompanying Landings
During Cease-Fire
TAIPEI, Formosa # — Indica-
tions mounted today that U, §,
ships have stopped escorting con-
voys to Quemoy during the seven-
day Communist cease-fire in the
Formosa Strait.
* * *
An unescorted Chinese. Nation-
alist landing ship put tons of am-
munition and 450 troop replace-
ments ashore on Quemoy today,
the third day of the cease-fire.
The captain said his ship ‘‘came
alone” on the supply run from the
Pescadores.
* * *
His crewmen told AP corre-
spondent Gene Kramer on Quemoy
that they did not see any accom-
panying U. S, warships on the 85-
mile voyage.
en en
-The Nationalists said large
quantities of supplies were pour-
ing intg Quemoy. The Commu-
nists had said they would hold up
their artillery attack for a week
provided American escorting of
convoys ceased.
* * *
Washington dispatches said an
order halting American convoying
might already have gone out.
As it was Tuesday, the cease-
fire quiet around Quemoy was
shattered today by Nationalist anti-
aircraft fire on the island. After
five minutes of sporadic shooting
Nationalist transport plane
emerged from the clouds and
landed on the island. ‘I guess our
gunners just got a little nervous
aver that C46,’’ said one National-
ist. officer.
* *
Kramer reported that the 47,000
civilians on shell-pocked Quemoy | : : The Day in Birmingham
| 1958 children's Halloween party ‘BIRMINGHAM — olins: tor Oe
sponsored Birmingham mer-
chants wil alow those of recent
— to arrangements
wen Yul sme ms diy
AP Wirephote
Clifford McClure, 25, the SPACE BALLOONIST — First Lt.
pilot for the third Man High balloon flight into the stratosphere,
gets settled in the capsule just before it is sealed up. The special
assistant at the Aeromedical Field Laboratory of the Air Force
Missile Development Center, Alamogordo, N. Mexico, will attempt,
to ascend to 100,000 feet today to further explore the edge of space.
are taking advantage of the lull |
to repair some of the ravages of,
war,
* * *
U, S. officials in Washington ex-
pressed hope today that Red China
will convert its seven-day truce in|
the Formosa Strait into a perma- |
nent, dependable cease-fire.
That view will probably be ex-
iwice
Last week he suffered a re-
currence of the hiccups and gas-
gan four years ago, He per.
sisted in his heavy load of ad-
ministrative work and audiences
here at the papal summer resi-
dence, but finally curtailed his
program at his doctors’ insis-
tence over the weekend.
* * *
Moments before he was struck
down Monday he had said Mass|
at the little private chapel of his
summer residence and received
jcommunion. He was preparing to
resume work in his private li-
brary when the attack hit him.
* * *
| “My God! | cannot see! I can-
jnot see'’ he was quoted as say-
ing.
| As he had four fears ago, the
pontiff showed great powers of
| will and physical endurance.
Again he rallied and for a time
| it was hoped he was once more
‘on the way to recovery.
|his condition had worsened. . tritis with which his illness be-— pressed later this week to the Chi-
had struck the Pon- ‘fully, often despite medical ad- nese Reds in diplomatic talks un- \der way at Warsaw. U, S. Ambas-
sador Jacob Beam is scheduled to
meet the Chinese envoy, Wang
Ping-nap, Friday,
Income Tax Question
Nor Bothering Williams
LANSING (UPI) sov. G.|
|Mennen Williams has not had any.
trouble with the Internal Rev-
enue Service, his press secretary
said today.
The -statement came in response
a question prompted ito
Gov.
federal government demands taxes
on living expenses provided by
the Arkansas legislature.
Faubus claimed federal agents
‘want to, charge him for the “fair
rental value’ of his state - pro-
vided mansion,
* * *
“Governor Williams has no man-
ternal revenue service,” Press
Aide Paul Weber said.
Faubus has an annual salary ino “‘living expenses.’*
ca .
Pope’s Relatives Gather
CASTEL GANDOLFO — The
Vatican radio said al] the Pope’s
close relatives were in an ante-
ichamber of the sickroom. The
| broadcast concluded with a re-
quest for. Catholics all over the
world to * intensify their prayers
for his recovery.
* * *
From all parts of the world
j Message of condolence and of
hope have been pouring into the
secretary of state's office in Vat-
ican City. “
* * *
They came from President Ei-
senhower, Queen Elizabeth II,
President Theodor Heuss of West
Germany, many others of the
world’s great and hosts of ordi-
nary citizens.
* * *
A report that could not be im-
mediately confirmed said Francis
Cardinal Spellman, archbishop ot
New York, might return to Rome.
'He is en route home with a group
‘of American pilgrims after see-
ing the Pope last week but could
leave his ship at Gibraltar” or the
Azores.
*
other * *
The 54 cardinals of the
jchurch were being kept informed
land alerted for a possible call.
They would elect a successor if
the Pope dies.
7 k* &
In ‘a_ courtyard adjacent to the
papal summer palace, a throng
and prayed _in loud
voices for the Pope. But police)
cleared the square in front of the
Breat gray stone building, saying,
“Tt is not seemly to have people
crowding here."
* * *
All the cardinals of the Vatican
Curia and several others from It-
LY < World Sends Messages
of Condolence, Hope
aly were in the antechamber of
the Pope's sickroom.
ke OU *
Various sRame afternoon news-
papers came out with extra edi-
tions reporting the Pope was
dead, but the Vatican continued to
deny it flatly.
* * *
| When the extras circulated in
St. Peter's Square, nuns who saw)
the copies fell to their knees to!
pray.
* * *
Newsmen at the Vatican. Press|
‘Police Headquarters had ordered
seizure of all newspapers report-
ing the Pope dead. sion and no problems with the in-| | ALAMOGORDO, N.M.
{
by a)
charge yesterday by Arkansas | There is
Orval E. Faubus that the the gondola so that if there were
of careful study of how nature treats
Tuesday night came word that $10,000. Williams gets $22,500 but! man close to the edge of space. He
ito know in order to survive there— i] 5
and eventually: in space.
{ |
|
| darkness: of outer space, the re-
|
|
Office were told that the Rome|WI get his first break—five min- |
4 |day had failed. | Pilot Plans to Rise 20 Miles
Gives Up Jet tor High Ride
to Stratosphere in Balloon
in diameter at/peak altitude. It
was expected to travel about 300
miles and land somewhere within
a radius of 109 miles from Ama- iP — A
‘big helium-filled plastic balloon)
rose majestically from the New|
Mexico desert today, carrying a’
young military scientist on a, rille, Tex.
flight aimed at the peat s | If anything goes wrong, either
> McClure or the ground crew can
Lt. Clifton McClure, 25, a Jet cut the gondola loose to float earth- pilot. was sealed in the gondola’ ward under a king-size parachute.
of the balloon again Tuesday night) <. « ‘*
fter a launching attempt Tues-) ;
a hed fail : Mrs. McClure will wait out the
McClure had been sealed into long ride in her trailer home. The
a 3x9foot metal capsule jammed Air Force provided her with a re-
full Gt isinuments Naty? 056m. ‘panel of experts pick her. husband's
McClure has been dozing part |mind.
time in an artificial atmosphere |
inside the capsule of almost 100 |
per cent oxygen.
Employment Jumps
65,000 in Michigan
DETROIT (® — Employment
jumped 65,000 in Michigan dur-
| ing the month ended Sept. 15, the
Michigan Employment Security
Commission reported today.
* * *
Of the gain, 50,0090 was report-
ed in outstate areas and 15,000
in the Detroit area.
* * *
The increase reduced the num-
ber of jobless in the state as a
whole to 420,000, or 14.3 per cent
of the labor force, and in the
Detroit metropolitan area to 275,-
000, or 18 per cent of the labor
force. almost no nitrogen in
accidental decompression at high
altitude there would be no nitrogen
in his blood to bubble and give him
the so-called bends that deep -
water divers sometimes suffer.
The capsule atmosphere also fs
pressurized to equal about 24,000
feet altitude.
* *
McClure hopes,
ifeat, to further *
by this solitary
the Air Force’s
|hopes to learn more about what
iman needs to have with him and
He'll be nearing the eternal
gion of intense radiation, the re-
gion where man’s comfortable |
feeling of gravity is gone, the ‘Mayor Asks Employers
region where . . . who knows? {9 Hire Handicapped
That is what he hopes to learn |
more about, i
This will be the third trip of the
Man High series, It was to” have
started Monday, but the launching
was postponed because of a wide- In proclaiming this week Employ
the Physically Handicapped Week,
Mayor Philip E. Rowston urged
employers and civic leaders to en-
list public interest in additional em-
save ployment opportunities for the a : spread cloud + physically handicapped.
* * * A battery of experts in space
‘medicine, physiology, meteorology,
astronomy, space psychology and
psychiatry will grill him constantly
iwhile he floats high above the
‘earth. \
* * *
During his 17th hour aloft he Rowston acknowledged the voca-
who are physically — ‘‘but not oc-
cupafionally”’
services as the Governor’s Com-
mission on Employment of the
Physically Handicapped, the Michi-
gan Entployment Security Com-
mission, the Office of Vocational
Rehabilitation and the Division of utes for silence and introspection.
_The plastic balloon carrying Eastman Attitude
iceiver so she could listen to the}
tional accomplishments of citizens:
— handicapped and)
commended the activities of such} ls Wait and. See
(Continued From Page One)
mits that he comes to Pontiac as
a “trouble-shooter,”’ and figures he
can put the loca] department in
shape within two or three years.
He has signed a two-year, $12,000-
a-year contract with the city and
— to leave when the job is
Interested in the Pontiac situ-
ation because he was hired-
briefly by the PAS te give an
Outside of five days he spent
here in connection with the PAS
report last December, Eastman
says he is a stranger to the de-
partment and its officers.
: * * *
He thought that the report, with
its detailed recommendations for
improvement, was a good one gen-
erally, which he will use as a
guide,
“But the report was not my
personal product and there'll be
places where I disagree with it.
The PAS study reflects the view-
point of an outside agency. I'm
the guy who has {o actually work
with the department.”
As he surveyed his new post,
Eastman may have been remind-
ed of a day back in 1946, when
he was suddenly faced with a
similar situation.
* * *
Eastman was a sergeant on the
police force in his native Seattle,
Wash., when the city, worried
about low police morale, ineffici-|
ency and hints of corruption, de-
cided on a cleanup,
To find the right man for the)
task, the nation was scoured for,
top-ranking men. After the tests
were scored, Eastman, though only
ja sergeant, stood second on the}
! list.
“It was my big break. Though
I wasn't in first place, it was
decided that q local man might
do a better job and [ was
hired,” Eastman recalled,
Promoted to chief over 23 cap-
tains and twice ag many lieuten-
ants, the 34-year-old ex-sergeant
found his keen interest in adminis-
tration stood him in good stead.
For more than a score of months
previously he had been planning,
as a theoretical exercise, the
changes he would make to improve
the department.
* * *
“On my first day on the job I
was able to give dozens of orders
I had thought of months before.
It must have looked impressive |Plan Children’s Parade
With Halloween Party
in, city recreation n- director.
will be awarded after the children
have received their goodies,
a * * *
Junior and senior high school-
age students will have their par-
ties at ie two — highs and
will be greater than ever before.
He predicted the high school party
will have nearly double the parti-
cipants of last year’s affair.
Attendance at the Barnum and
Derby Junior High School parties
and the high school dance is by
ticket only, Reese said.
Service clubs, PTA units, school
teachers, YMCA, Community House
and Girl Scouts are serving on
the several arrangement commit-
tees. They are handling judging,
purchase of gifts: and wrapping,
distribution, policing the parade
route and food distribution.
Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills
fire departments are distributing
safety pamphlets as a part of
National Fire Prevention Week,
Oct. 5-11.
In the Hills, trucks have been
stationed at heavy traffic inter-
|sections where firemen are dis-
tributing leaflets and answering
questions on fire prevention.
The Birmingham Department, in
addition to passing out leaflets, is
showing trailer film in the two
local theaters.
lke Promofes Two
on White House Staff
WASHINGTON (AP)—President
| Eisenhower today named Gerald
D. Morgan, now White House spe-
cial counsel, as his principal dep-
uty assistant.
* *
David W. Kendall, a former as-
sistant secretary of the Treasury
and now a Washington attorney, to the city fathers.”’
After attending night school at)
the University of Washington on!
and off for 20 years, Eastman!
graduated with a bachelor’s de-'
gree in political science in 1951
and the next year left Seattle for
other things. |
A variety of. high posts and
affiliations with college campus-
es in the past six years tie in
with his long-range plans to set-
tle down permanently as a pri-
vate consultant and university
lecturer,
Since Seattle days, Eastman has.
been director of the western region,
for the National Safety Council, a
consulting expert with the U. S.
Treasury Department and superin-
tendent of police for the New Yorks
Port Authority. He’s been asso-|
ciated with Columbia, Fordham, |
Hamline, Northwestern and Rut-|
gers Universities and the Uni-|
versities of California and Louis-
ville.
kt * *
The past year, he has been a!
part-time lecturer at Brooklyn Col!
lege and New York University, |
was named to succeed Morgan as
‘special counsel. Both appoint-
jments are effective Nov. 1.
Morgan will serve under Wilton
'B. Persons, ‘who was sworn in
Tuesday as Eisenhower's chief
jaide.
* * *
Persons is taking over the top
spot on the White House staff from
| Sherman Adams, who resigned un-
der fire Sept. 22 in the wake of
criticism of his relations with Bos-
ton industrialist Bernard Goldfine.
CORRECTION
of Tuesday’s Ad
Cost for Tonight's
Family Night
Should Have Read
$1.00 Instead of
$1.25 at Manny's
W. Huron and
Elizabeth Lake Rd.
where he is completing work on a
master’s degree in public admin-
istration.
Married many years, Eastman
is the father of a daughter, Mar-
guerite, 14, a son, George, 23, an}
ensign in the Navy, and another,
him aloft will measure 200 feet |Services to the Blind. John, 21, .is a student at Rutgers.
'Fifty-Five Cardinals to Decide
By STAN CARTER
VATICAN CITY (AP) — The
man who will succeed Pope Pius
XII may be any of the cardinals
of the Roman Catholic Church, or
perhaps even a prelate who is not
a cardinal.
The .55_ cardinals will make the
selection. They will gather-behind
locked doors at the Sistifie Chapel.
The new Pope must be elected
by a majority of one more than
two. thirds, of the cardinals pres-
ent,
All the Popes have been Italian
for 400 years, and most -specula-
tion again will centér around Ital-
ian leaders in the church.
conclaveg to eléct Popes — that
“he who enters the conclave Pope,
leaves it’ cardinal.” It means that
those most talked about as likely
candidates are seldom elected, 2
— ;
a There is an old saying about) itative of the! Eastern rites of Ca- | |pastoral experience to his long ad-
tholicism, his appointment might ministrative experience within the
Impossible to Say Who Will Be Next Pope '
mentioned is an Australian, Nor-
man Thomas Cardinal Gilroy, 62,
partly because of an old prophecy
that the next Pope would be
“shepherd and sailor.” Before be-
coming a priest he served as a
telegraph operator aboard a war-
ship in World War I.
Prominent among the Italian
\possibilities is Archbishop Giovan-
ini Battista. Montini. of Milan, 61,
who turned down a-cardinal’s red
hat in 1953 to remain close to Pope
Pius as pro-secretary of state at It is very possible the next Pope
will be a prelate not even consid-
ered in Vatican circles as a can-
didate, Still, some names stand
out.
* * *
Most prominently mentioned
among non-Italians is Gregory
Peter Cardinal Agagianian, ‘ Rus-
sian-born patriarch of Armenia,
who was chosen by Pope Pius last
June to succeed Samue] Cardinal
Stritch as pro-prefect of the Con-
gregation for Propagation. of the
Faith. the Vatican,
Bearded Cardinal. Agagianian,| -furing his serious illness four 63, is the Catholic Church's fore- ;years ago, the Pope named Msgr.
most éxpert on the Soviet Union, Montini to head the Milan Arch-
and communism. AS a represen- diccese, a position where he added
strengthen ties with the East, Vatican,
* * * Anéther potential candidate is |Archi
archbishop of Bologna, who or-
ganized ‘‘Flying Friars’ in radio-
equipped automobiles to help
counter the threat of Communism
in Italy,
* * *
The youngest is Giuseppe Car-;
dinal Siri, 52, archbishop of Genoa, |
a brilliant scholar and also sup-
porter of social reform measures.
Other possibilities include: |
Marcello Cardinal Mimmi, 76,
former Archibshop of Naples and
now a member of the Roman
Curia,
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant! 74,
French-born dean of the College |
of Cardinals.
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini, 70,
Archbishop of Palermo, ‘a noted
scholar.
Crisanto Cardinal Luque, 69,
Archbishop of Bogota and Colom- | “IVY” or
conservative
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PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1958
Deaths in Pontiac: and Nearby Areas “MRS. WILLJAM L. CARR
Mrs. William, L. (Anna E.) Carr,
80, of 81 S. Paddock St. died yes-
terday morning in Pontiac General|
Hospital after an iliness of a year. Walker, 78, of Port Huron, a for-|and retired 11 years ago. F
en ee penn One MRS, JOHN BEARDSLEY mer Marlette resident, was held : * * * |
Surviving is a nephew, Stillman] CLARKSTON — Service for Mrs.|Tuesday at the Arthur Smith Fu-) AKRON, Ohio (AP) — John L.
E. Warner of Plymouth. |John (Bessie) Beardsley, 80, a — panei gg burial in Lake- aie 45, pooh ani of F Origine! ¢
Service will be at.11 a.m. Satur-/ former Clarkston resident who d vets in 1951 an Ohio State $1.49 Seller
day in the Vi gio Chapa erst ane one ad wes He died Saturday at Pert: Huron| representative, died Tuesday of a f Ter
Burial will follow in the Oxford] + ie Home ty |rosital following an illness, of/heart attack. He at one time was .
at the Sharpe two days. A retired marine en-| 4 clerk in the U.S, House of Rep-|E tnd Cemetery.
MRS, JOHN V. FLYNN .
Mrs, John V. (Adele) Flynn, 69,
of 71 Foster St. died suddenly yes-
terday afternoon of a heart ailment
Bloomfield Township; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Muriel Myers of Pon-
tiac, Mrs. Frances Ward of Sylvan
Lake and Mrs. Alyce Estes of
Florida; 10 grandchildren; and five Surviving beathe the parents are
her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Indoe of South Hampton,
Canada; Orrie Adams of Clarks-
ton; and two brothers, Timmy
and Jerry, at home,
Clarkston. Burial was in Lakeview
Cemetery.
She leaves her hushand; a son,
Elwin of Detroit; two daughters,
Mrs, Esther Farrell of Wyandotte
and Mrs, Maxine Giese of Califor-
ALMONT — Service for George
Becker, 77, of 16223 Tubb Spring
Rd., will be held 10 a.m. Friday at
St. John's Catholic Church in Allen- Flint. His hody is being brought
today to the Richardson-Bird Fun-
eral Home in Milford.
ROY WALKER
MARLETTE — Service for Roy
gineer, he was a member of First
Methodist Church, a life member
Fort Gratiot Lodge 374, F&AM;
and Mystic Chapter 58, OES.
Surviving are his wife, Cather-
|ine; a daughter, Mrs. Paul Free-
JAMES WEIR
MARLETTE Service for
James Weir, 77, a resident of Burn-
Deaths Elsewhere
COLLBRAN, Colo. (AP) — Ed-
Award Stewart Dobson, 91, former
circulation manager for several
Eastern newspapers, died Mon-|
day. He’had served as circulation,
ma r for newspapers in De-:
troit, Philadelphia, Newark, N.J.,'E
Brooklyn and East Orange, N.J.,| i
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Tm Rosary will be recited et Cemetery 'p.m. today at Marsh Funeral|- * Clear * Non-Skid C
8 p.m. Friday from the Huntoon Mr. Becker died yesterday at}Home. Burial was in Maple Grove Pull ¢ foot length, 21 width.
Funeral Home. Service will be at|L@peer County General HospitaliCemetery. He died Sunday te fen denn ape ak eee
19 a.m. Saturd St. Michael] ter a’ brief illness. heart attack. ribbed plastic al. ,” brand’ ibe ‘ a.m. Seturday trom St. . A retired farmer, he leaves five | lows beauty of Genuine ‘DUST STOP’ brand fiber-
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EDWARD D. O'CONNOR of Yan Dyke; two daughters, Miss Benedict of Marlette, and one
for the entire heating season.
Ward has been recuived of the Katherine pasos) ay wheat son, William, of Inglewood, Calif. eal hane IMM) ar PYYTI TTT
death of Edward D. O'Connor, 42, and two brothers. He also leaves five stepdaugh- Saginaw Floor
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He died yesterday in Riverside The Rosary wil} be recited at ters, Mrs, Merrill Foster, Mrs.
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GALVANIZED FURNACE PIPE
‘ $49. Thursday evening at Muir|Warren Watson, both of Mariette, Z
* Osteopathic Hospital in Trenton! Brothers Funeral Home in Almont.|Mrs. Otis Rich of Bay City, Mrs. (SeeTTTSTT TIS T TSS STRAIGHT—2-Ft. Section | Adjustable ELBOWS after an illness of several : . Jay Thomisen of Frankfort, Mrs.
A native of Pontiac, he was a LEO T. HANLAN Gladys Sanchez of Port Huron; \ THURS., aoe
graduate of Pontiac Central High) yi rORD — Service for Leo T,|five stepsons, Harold Hazen, of, FRI. and Lise 656
School in 1936. Hanlan, 55, of 2041 Jackson Bivd.,|Farmington, Marshall and Donald |® } SAT ++ ++ -69¢
Mr. O'Connor owned and oper-|.in be held at 10 a.m. Friday atjof Marlette, Wilton of Portland,’ . we9@e
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Friday in Sacred Heart Church. | garet. | | Kean Murder Here
EDGAR SIMPSON
Edgar Simpson of 130 Monterey
St. died of a heart ailment yester-
day in Pontiac General Hospital.
He was %. DR. ERNEST J. MERRILL
Ernest J. Merrill, 68, of Marlette, |
was held Monday afternoon at the
Marlette Methodist Church, with MARLETTE — Service for Dr. i j
Extradition proceedings were ini-
tiated today by Prosecutor Fred-
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said this was inadequate and that
jhe hoped to have 65 millions by!
‘the end of fiscal. 1959,
| Asked about the last-minute in-|
|sertion -in the prepared speech,
‘Johnson said the 24-to-36-month| To Orbit Man
InNext 2 Years sie Sera Setting of Target Date Johnson spoke in broad terms
by Space Boss Stumps on the prospects of a man circling |
£ the earth in a space vehicle and
Men in Pentagon jof a manned lunar base.
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — Roy 1
W. Johnson, the nation’s space Only Survivor
a man into space in 24 to
months of Her Family
The remark, inserted with little boss, says plans are afoot to shoot Watches Burial |
elaboration into a prepared speech} INDIANA, Pa. (AP) — Little’
Tuesday night, stumped available! f)jzabeth Kinter in a sense is all]
Pentagon sources. They said he alone in this world, And she’s might be referring to the Air Force only 12.
N15 project They buried her family Tuesday
* * * — her father, mother, and five
The Nilo. a jet plane. has a sisters and a brother ranging in
greater potential for speed and al-‘age from 5 to 14
titude than any vet manufactured * * *
Due to be unveiled Oct. 15, it is The family perished Saturday in
expected to hit speeds between 3.-a fire touched off by exploding
200 and 4.000 m.p.h, and carry a kerosene in their home. Elizabeth
pilot up to 200 miles above the escaped through a coal chute. Her
earth, |maternal grandparents are caring
Johnson, director of the Ad- |for her. DENNIS K. PAWLEY
Pick Dennis Pawley
as Honor Carrier
Seventeen-year-old Pontiac North-
‘ern High senior Dennis K. Pawley Elephant Enters House State Tourist Group
‘Wants Budget Hike
MT. PLEASANT (~The Mich-
igan Tourist Council has set its
sights on a $644,071 operating
budget for the 1959-60 fiscal year,
la $238,000 increase over its cur-
rent budget.
* * *
Robert L. Wooley of Mt. Pleas-
ant, council chairman, complained
the legislature’s action in cutting
the 1958-59 budget to $416,000 in-
jured Michigan's competitive posi-
tion with other states.
Budgets of other top tourist
states, he said, were raised an
average of'21 per cent.
* * *
“Michigan cannot expect to hold
its own in a rising tourist market
unless it meets its competition on
their own terms,’ he said, ‘‘and
ltheir terms are more advertis-
ing.”
Wooley claimed Michigan gets
an $86 return on every dollar it
invests in tourist promotion.
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=y whether a specific type of ve- jy pastor, spoke:
hicle for the space man was in| * * *
mind. 8 | “For our light afflictions, which
* * * iis but for a moment, worketh for
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U.S. Atom-Powered Subs Top Russians
oy ee U.S. NUCLEAR SUBMARINE FLEET The United States has lagged
behind Russia in flinging massive
—— into seas but it is first AUTHORIZED
BENEATH THE SEA~The suc- BUT NOT STARTED
cess of the Nautilus, Seawolf and d4squere> | om ella
woweral aie in the world MISCILES aanoeleees ct
— out-distances the Russians by
perhaps three years. wiapacere > <> <>
But in the numbers of convention- MISSILES | pa endo
al Preys en the wee tee a
lop-sided advantage, Num vary
but all sources agree the Russians Rarrack | eo > —
have at léast 475 submarines, most TYPE eat
fitted with snorkels enabling them
to cruise for long periods without =
surfacing. Sat = Ps)
SAO Beane Deve To Seek Waterford (Caution Is Word
Top Navy officials admit Rus-
sian submarines have been oper-
ating close to both our Atlantic pe? waa = pe P P
and Pacific shores. Intelligence
sources estimate the Soviet fleet
has about 250 modern submarines
capable of sailing to any point on
earth.
MAJOR RED TYPES
The three major classes form-
ing the present attack force of the
Russian fleet are:
W Class — A sea-going patrol 156
type with a sailing radius of 13,- _
000 to 16,000 miles. It has potent
offensive power.
Z Class — A large sea-going
type with a very leng range.
This is a streamlined, modern
version ef the pre-Worlg War II
K Class. It is being produced
at a rate of 18 te 29 a year.
Q Class — Post World War II
boats, these have better stream-
lining than either the W or Z
classes but are smaller in size
(over-all length of 180 feet com-
pared to 245 for W Class and 310
for Z Class) and have a shorter
Supervisor Position .
Richard D. Kuhn, 29-year-old in
Waterford Township Republican,
announced today that he would be)
a candidate for township super-| Little Rock Private School Board
Promises Statement on
Opening Date Soon visor in the 1959 spring election.
Kuhn, of 205 Gateway Dr., has
been a GOP candidate for the State)
Senate in the past four August)
The owner of an automatic car, LITTLE ROCK, Ark, (AP) —
wes business in Pontiac, Kuhn is) The Little Rock Private School a graduate of Michigan State Uni-| t to-
versity with a degree in political wary shes eae lus
i and duate of the De-|
canteens | EIA rite ote De cle to seting up all-white privat pe ee ee eer x * *
| &
MEDIUM RANGE ATTACK TYPES
he hh hh }
COASTAL TYPES
| . - _ Corporation officials promised a
Detroit Boy Dies of Burns statement later this week on an
FORMER ITALIANG GERMAN U-BOATS Sule red 2 cesiaac Definite plans on how the cor z iVo biat -
= ‘ ¢ ‘ | DETROIT W — Edward Peters, | poration intends to tackle the
i. | (10, of Detroit, died today of burns many blocks facing it were cloud-
‘suffered two weeks ago in a flash ed by reticence of officials to dis-
ps7 | MISCELLANEOUS 6 MIDGET TYPES ‘fire which police blamed to his close information. Most of the
| ‘playing with matches while his/group’s moves were behind the opening date.
parents were away. Hé suffered | scenes.
|burns over 90 per cent of his body. | x & &
range. | A neighbor told police she heard} A federal court order prevents
* * * i =10 Source: Jans Fighting GBipo / \|an explosion and saw Edward run/ buildings of the city’s four high
The Soviets also have a vast . __B} ‘from the house, his clothing schools, closed by Gov. Orval E.
flotilla of more than 150 M Class, aflame. Police found a can of Faubus to thwart integration,
re eecice ok predection rate | Were modified in final stages of simply to build up a forae whic
since 1950, has been estimated at| construction to carry the Regulus/can cut Allied supply lines in time ) 0.
six times that of the United States. IL jof war. * * * | His parents. are Mr
, sources report) remainder Te0-odd , > = group.
mae es caawenitonal chines teas y= pis ep ore | Some measure of the hazard can i lai | W. C. Brashears, a retired pub-
has slowed down because of &| jargety of Gate and Balao Class | understood when this fact is, |lie school principal named by the
Russian crash program for cargo heats, about half of which have samme ps Nazi Germany nearly Double Jeopardy Out |corporation to head the private
ships and efforts to produce atomic! been equipped with snorkels. severed transatlantic shipping lines) ‘schools, planned jo start inter-
powered and guided missile subs. jearly in World War II with a| HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — A viewing prospective teachers in an j automotive anti-freeze and several from being used by the private
burned matches on the kitchen|Corporation. Little Rock public
|school teachers also are barred
and Mrs. by the court from aiding the
Experts assume Russia has The Russians claim they are | U-boat fleet which never rose high-| judge asked police to quit ticketing effort to begin classes as soon as
equipped some of its subs with building subs in order to protect /er than 166 operational vessels. The motorists who park in front of, possible.
guided missiles, but no number ‘heir long coastline. But Western | Russians have about three times police headquarters while they're He said applications had come|
has been hazarded. navy officials say the reason is that many right now. paying for other parking tickets. in from many parts of the coun-|
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ability (it is literally ‘‘flown” in
the water with airplane-type con-|
trols).
* * *
Among the 25 A-subs under con-|
struction or authorized are nine!
which will be equipped to fire the
1,500-mile’ ballistic missile Polaris
from beneath the sea, and four)
capable of launching the 1,000 Reg-|
ulus II guided missile.
MISSILE EQUIPPED . |
The Navy has limited subma-!
rine-launched missile capability)
now. The Barbero and Tunny, con-|
ventionally powered with snorkel|
breathing devices, have both fired|
the sub-sonic 500-mile Regulus 1
The Grayback and the Growler,| Street crossing, Vanderstempel has
also with conventional power plants)
Dance to Fete Law,
Candidate in Pontiac
Arthur J. Law, Democratic can-
didate for state representative
from Pontiac, will be the honored
guest Saturday night at a dance
to be given in his behalf at the
Roosevelt Hotel ballroom, 125 N.
Perry St.
A committee of ‘‘Friends of Art
Law’ are staging the 9 p.m, to 1
a.m. dance (tickets $1 per person)
for the benefit of Law's campaign.
All Oakland County Democratic
candidates have been _ invited,
along with several on the state
ticket. Favor Gates at Huron Crossing
City Commissioners last night! whose bid of $600 for the home was|its present bakery, but Miles em- ™45 dance Dec. 10 for armed
went on record favoring protective | accepted last week, announced he| phasized that approval was con-
gates at the W. Huron street cross-/had to withdraw it because of ill-| tingent on alley space and custo Southfield and Utica Nike bases.
ing of the Grand Trunk Railroad.
They ordered City Manager Wal-|
ter K. Willman to write the Public
Service Commission, urging that
gates be installed on the busy thor-
oughfare, which at present has
only a bell and flasher system to
warn drivers of approaching trains.
MOST DANGEROUS
The action grew out of a recent
inspection of Pontiac grade cross-
ings by the Public Service Com-
mission and a report by Theodore i
ness.
|PROPOSAL TABLED
Because of opposition on the part;
of Commissioner Milton R. Henry,|
a proposal to locate a new junk)
yard in District 1 was tabled until |
further discussion at an informal |
meeting Thursday night. |
The Pontiac Waste Material |
Co. had applied for a junk license ©
for its proposed yard at 139
Branch 8t. j mer parking being provided
Two assessment rolls were con-
firmed, covering new curbs and
gutters on Adelaide street and
extension of Glenwood avenue
| from Paddock street to Grand-
view street. The latter was built
in connection with the Perry
street widening project.
Permission was granted Newman
Farms, Inc. to pay its assessments
for the Opdyke road widening and
resurfacing in five annual pay-.
|M. Vanderstempel that the W. Hu-| Also scheduled for further study ments instead of one. The company.
ron crossing is the most dangerous. were proposed changes to bring|owns 245 acres along Opdyke from
Willman said it was up to the |
Lansing bedy to decide whether
gates are necessary and, if so, to
them. The railroad could request |
a public hearing if it opposed
the order.
The Public Service Commission |
is also considering gates to protect)
the Oakland avenue-Sander s 0 n
reported.
* *
Commissioners, in othe
iness, scheduled next Tuesday for
adoption of an ordinance author-
izing sale of $175,000 in revenue
bonds to help finance the $225,000
parking lot for Pontiac General
Hospital. Capital improvement
funds, which like the bonds would
be paid back out of meter reve-
nues, would be advanced to com-
plete the financing.
Commissioners accepted deeds
fer five of the 10 lots that are
to be cleared for the parking tot.
They authorized Willman to re- |
advertize for bids to sell one of |
the buildings, q brick home at |
38 S. Johnson Ave,
Roy H. Elkins; 2839 Avalon St., the city’s fire limits ordinance up
to date. Prepared by Fire Marshal)
ing materials throughout the city.
* * * |
The present ordinance sets up|
controls for the downtown area,
only. The new one sets up other}
controls for all other industrial and
commercial districts, as well as/
residential. They would apply to
new construction. would impose restrictions on bale
bus- | dhite neucxd esledai... .hearings a|!ast night, both with head injuries,
lrearings are scheduled next
week on assessment rolis for two
winter projects, combined sewers
om both sides of Walton boule-
vard from Baldwin avenue to the
Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Rail-
road and g water main on Feath-
erstone road from Kenilworth
avenue to the Jordan road line.
An ordinance was ordered to re-
zone 196 Howard St. from Residen-
tial 2 to Commercial 2, but Com-
missioner Floyd P. Miles stated
that he may yet oppose the change.
APPROAVL CONTINGENT
The Hall Baking Co. asked for
rezoning to permit enlargement of Auburn road to Featherstone road. |
x * |
Charles E. Metz and Building In-| A resolution was passed honoring |
| order the Grand Trunk to erect (Spector Carl F. Alt, the changes| former Pontiac police Capt. Walter)
C. Krause, who retired recently to!
become a Municipal Court process
server.
Pair Rushed to Hospital
After Family Quarrel
An Avon Township couple was}
rushed to Pontiac General Hospital
according to Oakland County
Sheriff's. Deputies.
Deputies reported that Loren
VanNortwick, 58, and his wife
Marie Ann, 43, of 1205 Concord
St., inflicted head injuries on each
other in a brief scuffle.
Van Nortwick was admitted with
a stab wound in the head and is
reported in satisfactory condition, |
said deputies. He told officers'
his “wife hit him with a bread|
knife. She was treated for minor |
lacerations and released.
Teenagers are more apt to have,
common colds than younger chil-
dren.
First Gift to City Since WPA Days to Plan Christmas Dance |
A ten-member committee of the
| Pontiac USO was formed yester-
|day to plan for the annual Christ-
the Auburn!
Commerce Township, forces members of
Heights,
Named were Kay Vetter and
Norma Feiler, co-chairmen: Capt.
Raymond J. Geoffrion, command-
ing office of the Auburn Heights
site; Capt. Emil S. Pope, com-
mander of the Commerce site;
Fred V. Haggard, Charles M. Tuck-
jer, Leonard T. Buzz, Mrs. Reba
}R. Netzler, Thomas A. Horwitz
jand Mrs. Clark R. Kimball.
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To Dedicate Optimist Park Shelter 2255 S. TELEGRAPH RD. The Pontiac Optimist luncheon
club and the Department of Parks
and Recreation wil] celebrate a
milestorie tomorrow with the pre-
sentation of a new park shelter.
The club will turn over and
dedicate a new $6,500 shelter at
Optimist Park, Fairmount and Car-
lisle Sts., to the department. cation, and club members to the
park from their noon luncheon
meeting at Elks Temple, 114 Or-
chard Lake Ave.
TO EMCEE PROGRAM
Acting as master of, ceremonies
will be Dave Ewalt, director of
Pontiac Parks and Recreation.
* * * After short speeches of ac-
knowledgement by Buhi Burt,
immediate past Optimist’ pres!-
dent, and Gay Herrington, cur-
rent president, awards will be
made.
Russ Woodbury, who coordinated
the ‘shelter construction program
\for the club, will present awards The 1958 project was the shel-
ly $3,000 and went to work on |
the building several months ago. |
* * * |
The building will house sanitation
and one wall has been plastered
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Martial Law Rule ‘Is
Declared to Pave Way
STOP LEAKS for New Constitution
. KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) —
in basement walls
President Iskander Mirza ruled
/Pakistan under martial law today
after abolishing the government to
clear the way for writing a new
constitution.
Mirza pledged Pakistan to hon-
or all international commitments.
The nation has a mutual defense
treaty with the United States and
belongs to two anti-Communist al-
liances, the Baghdad Pact and the
Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza-
tion. * * *
Mirza, a 59-year-old former ma-
jjor general, took over Tuesday
iwith strong criticism of politicians
‘who have led Pakistan from one
| political crisis to another since
the British separatede the Moslem
jnation from India ih 1947. The
| President outlawed political par-
ities.
He named Gen. Mohammed
| Ay ub Khan, commander in chief
jot the Pakistani army, as chief
‘martial law administrator and
placed all armed forces under
him,
3 * * *
| No disturbances were reported
ment offices and at key installa-
tions, Crowds cheered the soldiers
in some places.
National elections have never
ibeen held in Pakistan but had
|been scheduled for next Feb, 15.
Mirza acted after six members of
ithe Awami League political party
resigned from Premier Firoz
Khan Noon’s revamped Cabinet,
) Saying
would not be held as promised.
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holds back even heavy water pressure | * * *
AT ONCE. Follow with PEERLESS) Mirza annulled the constitution,
CEMENT PAINT for additional dissolved the central and provin-
protection and beauty. |cial governments and abolished
oO — |the national and provincial assem-
jas troops took station in govern-|
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| ONTONAGON — By land,
water and air, the State Conserva-
tion Commission tomorrow will
tains State Park under considera-
{tion for copper mining operations.
a * * *
The. commission, assembling at
nearby White Pine for its regular
monthly meeting, scheduled a tour
of the park before making a deci-
sion on whether to authorize ex-
ploration for low grade copper ore
by the Bear Creek Mining Co.
It agreed last summer to with-
hold its decision for a later meet-
ing in Lansing, possibly in Novem-
ber or December.
Backers of the proposal, mostly
Upper Peninsula business and
civic leaders, have indicated they
will be in White Pine tomorrow to
testify for the plan. So have oppo-
nents, mostly conservation groups.
Use of Radio by Trains
Makes Giant Strides
NEW YORK—More than twice
as many authorizations were grant-
stallations as in 1956. Last year
5,323 new transmitters were au-
thorized .by the Federal Commu-
nications Commission compared |
with a yearly average of 2,863 dur-| AP Wirephoto
owned by his father, David
Chess, Checkers Champ Coming
Challenges All Comers
world’s champion at mixed chess and
will match wits with Pontiac area
enthusiasts next Monday at 7:30 p.m. in an exhibition at the
Adah Shelly Branch Library, 251 E. Rundell §
~ * * *
The show is being sponsored by the Chess and
Club of Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department.
Officials of the club have invited all participants to bring
along their favorite chessmen or checkerboards. There will
be no admission charge. —_
The 70-year-old Detroiter holds all world’s speed records at
blindfold and simultaneous checkers, and has set endurance
records at blindfold checkers that have never been equalled.
* * * Newell W. Banks,
checkers for 25 years,
Checker
Banks will take on all comers at onee and at the same time
conduct three games of blindfold checkers against the three
top players.
It is reported that he loses only about one game in 2,000
of checkers and four in 100 at chess.
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By ROGER LANE
LANSING \ — In spooky Hal-
l SWawayg lowe’en style, Teamster chief)
; James R. Hoffa, the man who isn't |
here, stalks the Michigan political |
(‘Specoway ’ WHITE campaign trail.
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rolls from the lips of top Michi-
gan campaigners oftener than
those of their election rivals.
Hoffa is disowned by Democrats
opposition.
For a rough -and tumble man
beset by king-size woes, this prob-
ably only annoys Hoffa.
* * *
The irony is that from 1953 to
1957, one large Detroit area unit
in Hoffa’s Teamster domain poured
$117,000 into Democratic and GOP
political causes, mostly into the.
campaign tills of individual candi-
e dates rather than as ‘outright gifts
‘to a political party.
| This was what politicians call
“Hoffa money.” U.S. Senate com-
[mittee aides fixed the amount after
|examining records subpoenacd
ifrom the Teamsters joint council
The four-year flow frem_ all
iTeamster faucets may have been
i\larger. There jis no full accounting. | ; ' Hoffa's contributions have criss-
Gn Gh GEE,
y,
‘some confusion among politicians. |
Democrats tried in August to
package up Hoffa and fire him |
into the Republican camp. “We |
want no part of Hoffa,” Gov.
Williams told the Democrats
state convention.
The Democrats, meanwhile, were
/embarrassed when newspapers dis
‘closed that Prosecutor Samuel H
Olsen, a Democratic nominee for
re-election in Wayne County, de-,
clined to return an $11,000 cam-:
paign donation from the Teamsters.
Olsen said the contribution came
ifrom the Teamsters Union, not
‘from Hoffa, and that no strings
,were attached.
| * * * |
Using Olsen as a slingshot, GOP
conventioners on Aug. 30° sent!
Hoffa whistling back to the Demo-
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headache. or muscular
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today! Ranking GOP candidates vowed
jointly to shun Hoffa funds in |
1958 and proclaimed none had
taken Hoffa money before.
Democrats scoffed at the GOP |
statement and claimed a $1,000)
contribution had been made to the
successful campaign of Republican
‘Congressman William Broomfield
(Royal Oak) in 1956. Broomfield
denied he had received any dona-
tions from the Teamsters, but
Democrats said an aide in Broom-
field's campaign had received and
endorsed the check. -
Paul Bagwell, Republican candi-
date for governor, has claimed in
several campaign speeches that
ithe Teamsters aided Democratic
|Sen. Patrick McNamara of Michi- [against “the late Sen. Blair Moody!
his name Bagwell,
candidate,
and Republicans alike. His name! governor nominee headed the
has become a weapon to smite the |
liams protege now running for the |
lerossed party lines and caused {' s Senate. tion, which McNamara won.
‘again propelling Hoffa into enemy ‘COUPON ecscmmems
‘trenches, spread tal
ie 1957 Hoffa aided scores of State Politicians Disown Hoffa
city, county and state office.
Some won, some lost.
Otherwise, the evidence gener who died during the campaign.
x *
Hoffa supported Republican Sen
Homer Ferguson in the 1954 elec
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Democratic candidates, bent on ot or and 1997.
k that Paul D
Republican governor
benefited from Hoffa's
/1956 campaign role.
Hoffa endorsed the late Mayor |
Albert E. Cobo, who as GOP |
ticket listing Bagwell for state |
auditor general. |
Back and forth the argument has)
gone ever since. |
A wirepuller, Hoffa’s methods |
make it impossible to trace in-
disputably his part in Michigan
politics “with the notable exception
of his formal debut in 1948.
Hoffa, in an almost riotous|
caucus of the Michigan Democratic | PAIR ATTACHED
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1.69) “ling the previous four years.
The development of radio trans-
Meet Stinging Defeat
| GLOUCESTER, Va. ® — Work-
|men replacing the roof on Ware|year 190 railroads had been author-
iE piscopal Church here met a sting-|ized to install 29,082 of these trans-
jing defeat in their first - effort. /mitters.
|Bees under the roof stung 12 of
the 13 workmen. Firemen routed) In 1957 the Port of Toledo was
the bees with foamite but: work|visited by 4884 ships, carrying
‘had to be continued with cautionidomestic and overseas cargo to-
with the insects airborne. ltaling more than 34,000,000 tons. achieved almost entirely since
| Porky’, Mining Issue :
survey sections of Porcupine Moun-/}
ed in 1957 for railroad radio in-;
mitters for railroad use has been! ,
World War If. At the start of this)
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ALPINE MISSILES — Italian
Defense Minister and Deputy
Premier Antonio Segni, above, | Make them
announced that his country will | the quick, —
establish a “‘limited’’ number | £45
of U.S. intermediate range mis- Whishe i
sile bases on its soil. The bases, Mix. Test add your
expected to be armed with Jupi- | favorite brand of
ters, will probably be in the Alps | whiskey to the Mix
and Appenines. Italy thus joins | and you'll serve perfect
Britain as the only two members | Whiskey Sours every time.
of NATO to accept nuclear-
equipped missiles from America.
$174 Deposit Swells
to $9,000 Over Years
SALEM, Mass. (UPI) — Through
the magie of compound interest,
$174 deposit has ballooned into
$9,000 in 127 years.
Back in 1831 the builders of a
private drainage system here
| banked $174. Recently the courts
iordered the funds, now grown to
$9,000, distributed to the heirs of
the builders. A search for the heirs
is on. :
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HOMES
$100 DOWN Plus minimum costs For Sale Heuses 43 7
For Sale Houses 43
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766. eianics at Kinney
2 biocks north of Montcalm
Lincoln Jr \High
WESTOWN REALTY FE 8-2763 or EVES LI 24677 WEE ye
Loon Lake Priv ileges
see this MODERN three bedrm
iarge well landscape
Pr
vintment Only
s10) Wo Huron FE 4-3569 Open _F el E “Ta oT
3 BEDROOM — CITY
LOCATED ([n ¢ residential
area Imiluce: 6 rooms i".
baths fui; basement, auto
ol] heat Full pre SEIN $7
950 — $1000 Down - 869 30
Per montn
4-BEDROOM—SUB
NEW HOME located ': North
Suburban area Feadtures I
$1250 Down
mont h 70 per
J. A. ee REAL ESTATE & INSU URIRCE
_ MULTIPLE LI wl IS TING (SERVICE
BROWN $1500 DOWN Lovely income
Excellent condition. All furniture
per mont included. Paved st. $100
{ncome and your own apt, for
free.
$1000 DOWN — Rambling ranch
bungalow with large attached two
car gar 3 bedrooms and iarce
family room Beautiful lot
st Two baths Located near Mace-
day Lake
£725 DOWN — Modern biunga ce
with fuil basement y i veal
bla @il Furn_ Alu n sfoTm
and screens ave A. te
decorated 3 per ce t Here
is ® real bur
$19500 GI SPECIAL — [ithe farm
Mocern bungai witht Pee
rooms & full basemen’ Oak fis
Aluminum storm: E screrr a
most '2 @Cte ia is
5 miles west NOTHING DOWN
$25 000 COUNTRY ESTATE — lar
bungalow Pome “Owner built
and oniy one owner pate Ch fie
ramic tiled ,kitchen, Oak fioers
Ful! basemegt, Many extras Eee
2)> car gar with store space
galore Some fruit Beautiful Trae
scaping About an acre of ‘and
Excellent section
Lu1B VN. Realtor RO 1342 W Huron
--MUITIPIE ii
MILLER
is
wa The
carpeted and
screened
kitchen bas
exhaust im
in
A LAKE BRON HIDE
22'2 acres ie hes 12
north of Pogtiac very
jake aded with
it is a
VACANT ready to move righ
North side 1 block off
Rd on paved street 5
ceramic tile bath 2 large bec-
rooms oak flogprs plastered Wal.
Full basement of] heat
back yard, cement drive
price $0.050 Widowed owner Sell.at any reasonahbie down
- ment Call for ‘ay
Day
Getaiis
1 ARGE PL Te ff) it
down 6
reom
j xt i
$17 930 cass FHA terms
1075 Wf -Huren 8&t.
Open § to @ é
oven and range eee
Paved
ated about
room 5 &
fenced
Tota! Poh FF 10 + enNG seuwice. |
2 . Kinzler 2410 § Commerce MA 4-239) |
BY OWNER. ASSUME GI MORT-)
_ payments. EM 3-4232
“EXCELLENT BUY
WALL
313
Phone FE 5-9447
Silver Lake Front
«.., tion living
a7To W
NORTH ....
H umphries \ PE WOLVERINE LAKE Income Completely furn, Large
3 bedrooms, kitchen, large living
room, ail knotty pine paneling
throdghout, ol! hat water. glassed
in porch linen closet. smal! house has full basement full bath. oll
hot water Both ses are well
installed 36 fruit trees. berry
bushes, anchor fenced on approx-
iuietey 3, acre A very good
buy 2.500 down balance $100
per month with income of §50 per
MUTART REALTY |
3 bedroom ranch 90 x 140 gage
$1,200 down. $87 monthly ft lot
John K. IRWIN
§ big rooms :n this large, well-
built home located on Huron
Street Fine income possibili-
tes Only $9950.
STREET
3 bedrooms. 2 full
closed back porch baths,
2 car en- |
ga- |
rage All for only $8800, plostae i
costs down |
jsupUneeS |
rick 3 bedroom, 1'2 bath |
ae eEcereEy condition. big.
rooms Large 24x30 garage.
fenced vard Many other ee
tures $17,000
John K. Irwin & Sons Realtors
Since 1925
Huron Street
Eve. FE 8-4274
CLARK NORTH SUB $7950 Full
with $450 iowe 5
bath full basement with stoker
fed furnace Large lot 63x300: ft
Aluminum storms and screens
low taxes Needs some interior
work and exterior painting
NORTH CITY $7450 — $2169 Dn
and assume FHA Mortgage bal
ance Payments of $47 monthly
including taxes and {surance
Four rooms and bath plus utility
room Oi} Heat. storms and
screens ejectric hot water heater
feced yard. Built in 1954 Own-
ers moving to Detroit
WEST SUB PLEASANT LAKE
PRIV $10000 with $1500 down
and $65 monthly 4', room and
bath and utility room Lovely log
home interior all knotty pine
heatalator fireplace glassed and
screened sun porch overlooking
lake 3 lots giving 90 ft frontage West
Price
and 170 ft deep Immediate Pos-
session Owners have moved to
Florida Wil also sell furnished
Stop in our office and see our
ma:y Photo-Listings. plenty of
parkas or call our office and
of our sales representatives
bring them to your home. No
igatio o
G = |
2 GU Se CLARK REAL ESTATE|
OR _3-1349 OR 4.0506 ‘TO Bt —TO oo TRADE |
On — —_ : 7 FE aan OR FE 44813 |
ATTRACTIVE 362 ne Huron arr Open 9 - 9
E 4 4 Sun
3 bedroom brick ranch wel
Blanued 7h tchen ceramic tile _Mt LTTPL El TisTING | SERVICE _
bath basement. large rec @rea ;
vas heat paved street and drive NEAR LINCOLN JR HI 7
mmediate possession, Call for ap 2 Bedroom bungalow Full
pointment basement with gas heat
large lot. $9.150 with terms
CROWDED? .
Nake an appointment to see this WEST SUBURBAN
3 bedroom ranch but on @ 100 2 Bedroom bungalow with
xg 243 ft lot in west suburban Loe a ving) ier ie a
a x 7 kitchen, 7
sree of Epeuss ity with oi] heat On large
NORTH END jot Priced at $8.950 with
Very attractive 5 room ranch $950 down |
2 car attached garage Anc |
f j j ¥ JN THIS SCOTT LAKE |
ee Be : 2 Bedroom with i x 24 |
- Iiving room, 10 x 1 SRO n
, JW MONO M8 eva Be 2'y car garage On a 1 |
ie 1] =— x ft corner lot Priced |
at $10950 with term. 4
: SYLVAN LAKE
J, @] | lal | 7 room brick bungatew 11 }
x 19 living room with fire-
‘ace, dining room 11 x Ma |
REAL ESTATE OPEN EVES odern kitchen @ x 11
FE 4426 412_W__HURON Master bedroom 18 x 22 |
_ Full basement with oil FA
heat 2 car garage and many |
other features Shown by ap- |
ar rl ge pointment only |
1s THE “BIRD’ TO SEE IVAN W |
Seminole [fill S\( H RAM |
The growing family thats seeking : _ .
convenient city living at it's best RE = AL q OR FE 5-947 1 |
will surely enjoy this 5 bedroom MANerieuG |
home in exclusive Seminole Hills 42 JOSLYN COR een e
Nice carpeted living and dining OPEN EVENINGS & 8S A
room. 2 baths plus full basement SEER AME TStind seavice
and 2 car gar rage. Be 4 t of all. it's
priced at only $19 500 on terms
See it today. 1 1] i] |
Foil ¥ 1 |
A Miniature Ranch | |
The pleasures of relaxed sub-| |
urban living are yours to enjoy \
on this 11 actes With pee t
room ranch home 1.00 eet Oo
beautiful white board tence $1,000 Down
acre fenced pasture and 3 eee Why pay rent when with $1.000
stables You'll like everything) down and payments of only $60
about this convenientiv located | ver Brant you can) Oe ace |
: st $25 000 ean nea 5 roo te |
proper, Price® © with full basemen: HA peal |
automatic 4s ot water, |
EAL TOR Ee ART RIDGE. screened porch. Handy to bus
a “43581 1056 w, HURON: and stores Take your time, but
PEN ‘TIL HURRY.
Appealing 2 level lake front |
home offering year ‘round vaca-
Features 100 ft. of
Hake ae ultra modern de-
3
742 edrooms acne bath. 2)
bar: arage, on per level; |
with living room, ‘lea, kitchen
and dining area. full bath, |
screened terrace overlooking |
the lake on the lower level
Priced at $23,900 owner sayse |
must «) it will pay you to:
look today. |
“Bud” Nicholie, Realtor | 49 Mt Clemens St
FFE 58-1201 or FE Ta
Cail Mrs Kelchner
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Golontal Pills Brick An architectural beauty wilt .7
terior Charm Bult by an exart- |
ing owner Has 6 extra ‘ize
rooms. 1') baths attached 2
car garage and full
for recreation Large
and landscaped lot
Miracle Mile and New Boonm-
field grade school May trace
for a smaller home
Pine Lake Area Here 1s one that vou wil aA
most want on sight A cosu
large 3 bedroim. 2 bath hr
trance home. ai. nevis decors
ed. Price onivy $15,230, terms
Side — GI's eet Webster Schon & rornm
story home and a] in c.ea
cand tion Ol furnace Shade-
let SO0x150 Price $9590 aitt
$1500 or enthing domi en 6
veteran WH
hed n
fornia
JOHN
a ren St Phone FE 4-3
OPEN _EVE NINGS
HY... Eee need in
a home that
n enough! fe are of-
ng a “FOU R BEDROOM home
price that is fess than
two and three bedroom
are selling for Further-
_ this home offers a twenty-
foot Lving room with new
carpeting. also im dining room
and hall Two fireplaces Built-tn
even and tange Fuil basement
Don't ‘et the price mislead you
because t is worth more than the: $20500 we are privileged
sei) it for to
REALTOR
FE 44518
THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1058.
For Sale Houses
Cherokee Hills Brick Custom built Be 1960 ot pen
room owner, this story
plan includgg many jonmiree
designed Sentent, leasant livability! Lond
basement, attached 16 x 22 g¢'
rage, & zs second tear
room provides fine storage. and
could also serve needs
growing family You'll like the
close-in country location of this
it's well shrubed
§ lot — and particu-
larily it's realistle pricel
Car! \W. Bird, Realtor
§03 Community Nations! Bank Bidg
FE ¢421) ves. FE 5-1302
AG Te DA SARIS
This 2 bedroom bungalow with full
basement end FA oi! heat is now
vacant and you can have im-
mediate: possession Located close
to store and school All
decoree Qniy $1,200 down.
$250 DOWN
3 bedroom ranch style home with
full basement. complete on ex-
terior Located in Waterford
Township On extra large lot. Im-
mediate possession_
F. C. Wood Co. OFFICE OPEN 9 TO
Corner Wiliams Lake Ra
CORR SEI
Gls Nothing Down
Must
DRAYTON PLAINS
sell Owner has moved out
of State 2 Bedroom home
boasts of a 19 ft living
room, ample kitchen cabi-
nets and iarge I'z car g4-
rage Nice lot 80 x 120
$400 should move you in
with payment: less than
Trent.
CLARKSTON Your young-
sters can start in Kkinder-
pei and graduate from
igh school ail within 2
blocks from home Almost
new 3 bedroom with a full
basement Knotty Pine has
been used in the attractive
21 ft. Hving room. Modern
farm-style kitchen Approx-
imately *4 of an acre in a
very choice location Full
price $11 900. Nothing down
except closing costs to ell-
gible GI's
VERY PRETTY like new 4
room home Large living
room 2 bedrooms of am-
ple size tile bath
Kitchen and
combined. Full basement
oil heat. Aluminum storms
and screens. Approximately
$400 down
RAY O'NEIL. Realtor
262 8 Tele crap Rd Open 9-9
FE 3-710: OR ates)
KNUDSEN
Lester Court
Off Eim street and nei
Saginaw St. good 6 room
and bath home Oak floors
and trim, modernized kitch-
en. full basement and ga-
rage $9.509 — GI Terms
Hurry’
all Street
2-Family home
and 2 baths and modern
heating system Paved
street Good value with $1 -
500 down, Don't wait —GI
Terms
MAL T Rooms
IL KNUDSEN
244 S Telegrapn Rd
Evening No FE 2-8503 eee ee
Dorris & Son
BRICK RANCIT HOME |
Outstanding long,
rambling 3 bedroom ranch
home with 2 baths. 2 fire-
places, wall to wall carpet-
ng. 22x24 attached garage,
beautiful paneled recreation
room, this is one of the
nicest homes on the mar-
ket today Call for further
information.
LAKE FRONT HOME
EASY TERMS OR GI
Vacant 3 bedroom bunga-
low, beautiful paneled living
room. gas Yurnace, base-
ment, attached garage, oth-
selling appointments.
GI SPECIAL
$7,500 $350 to handle -
Located in back of Blue
Sky theater between Wai-
ton Blvd. and Pontlac Ra
Modern vacant five room
bungalow. newly decorated,
new furnace, lot 60x260.
LAKEFRONT
WILLIAMS LAKE
A beautiful five, room bun-
galow with fireplace spa-
cious living .room, full din-
ing room, glassed in porch
basement, oi] furnace. one
of the nicest lake front lots
in Michigan. Price is right
$16,800
ACANT BRICK
VERY EASY TERMS
Six room home. with forced
air ofl heat, new bath and
kitchen fixtures, basement
garage fenced lot, near
churches, schoois stores
and bus Consider car, trati-
er or boat in trade
DORRIS & SON REALTORS W Huron PHONE FE 4-1557
ee Ee
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
WEST
‘SUBURBAN eu extra mice brick 1'2
‘ory bungalow has a full
civided basement with rec-
reation room, SAVE MON-
EY and give yourself a to-
‘al of 4 bedrooms by finish-
ing off the upstairs, Full
price only $12,300.
VETERANS We have a real hum nger
en the north end — bed
rooms, 2-story, with a full
basement, The home i/s in
sood condition, convenient
to everything. No down
payment to you. Price ony
$9.450
CASS
LAKEFRONT Fxeeilent 3 bedroom home .
on jake with beautiful sand ;
heach and ail the trim-
ages you will like with
iais type of property. Such
as Fireplace, outdoor grill,
diving tower and
einer eatures Price
$20 — Call us now!
WEST
2 bedroom brick ranch near-
Iv new with attached ga-
race Cycione fenced lot.
barbecue grill and wail to
wall carpets Owner will
sacrifice for only $13,950, so
dont watt on this one.
WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS
ASK FOR TOM BATEMAN
Bateman
Kamps Side and +t {s a dandy‘ Only | oo rarne “1 c 30 Taf for a one story ‘ame With | RE Al | ORS ] iB 4.0528
full basement ol! forced atr heat. | 377 8. Telegraph Fives. & Sun msuiRted no keep those winter — == ae ;
fuel Duis ¢own Two car garage =
eer new Draygon Plains center THE, S \W E R TO)
es $9 750"
2-0474 Regitor FE 47
a3 oN Teie
MU y OU R
| Want Ads! To. sell,
IPLE ‘Lisxe, 5 ar nlite it’s FE 2-8181. »* "PROBLEM:
rent, re
newly |
8
& M59
FE 35-1284 For Sale Houses 43
SYLVAN LAKE Sam Warwick bas new 3 bedrm
brick tri-level, High basement,
heise lot lake privileges $20 fae
oe 2210s, eee Sunday.
BUILD AND SAVE ART PEOPLE BUILD
BEFORE A BOOM. IMAGINE —
1% Baths — $10,985
W. H. BASS Builders and Brokers
FE 3-7210 or E 8-0531
JUDAH
LAKE
ESTATES You'll be surprised at the
size and beauty of this 3
bedroom ranch home com-
plete in every detail On lot
80x125 - F and VA
TERMS -— Come out and
check plat and see what
your friend- are buying
— Model Open Daily — 5 MILES NORTH OF PONTIAC ON JOSLYN RD.
VA $72 TOTAL DOWN
DLORAH BUILDING CO
Builder of “‘National" Homes
E 23-9122
New Home
$3,200 Would you like a new 2
or 3 bedroom ranth home—
near schools and .tores —
low down payment—
month—with quick
possession? Then call
aus and ask for Lots Li-
er
puors ay anes co.
~ ARRO | . ones ‘ =
WHY PAY RENT?
You can buy this home for $7.906
with $600 down on a land contract
This 4 yr. old home has been
newly decorated throughout
ean have immediate possession
There are 2 bedrooms, a large
living room, kitchen with plenty |
of cupboards ibeceted in the
north end of t
WES SU IBU RBAN
located on ts Cape Cod is I's
acres of land. only 7 miles fromm |
downtown Pontiac There are 2
large bedrooms & a possibility of
a third. The living room is 12x19’
& dining room 8x12" Full base-
mént
garage
NOTHING DOWN
To a qualified GI buyer, owner
wants to build this fall. so fast
action ts a necessity. This 4 year
old home has 3 large bédrooms
with double closet space in each
The beautiful paneled living room
has o ledgerock fireplace. There
is a full basement & a 2 car
garage to add to the many oth-
er features Located in Drayton
Plains & priced at $12,700, Call
now for a re
OR ae
TED MCCULLOUGH RENTS . -384
(Open 8 am to8 30pm § nodes 14
i
STOUTS Best Buys
Today
AUBURN HEIGHTS
Cute and clean 2 bedroom
ome, vacant for immed-
ate possession, full bath, oil
furnace, large kitchen with
built in cupboards and elec-
tr water heater A real
vajue at §.6,500 with terms
=- BAe
$750 DOWN Walking distance to school
frome. this attractive ranch
style home. Spacious living
room with picture window,
paneled dinette, large kitch-
en, full bath 2 large land-
scaped lofs with this one at
only $7.950.
NORTHERN HIGH One of Pontiac's most destr-
able locations for familie
with school children. 3 large
bedrooms, living room with
shiny oak floors, combina-
tion kitchen and dining
area, large utility room with
oi] furnace, laundry trays
Spacious fenced lot. I'z car
garage and paved drive See
it at only $1,250 down to
FHA terms
DRAYTON A rea!’ doll house here tn
desirable residential section
of Drayton, walking distance
to schools and shopping
Shiny white frame. spotiess
interior step saving kitchen
full basement with oll leat
gas water heater Attrac-
tively tfandscaped ferced
back yard Only $550 down
will handie.
$950 DOW
Pius sma.l mortgage cost
moves you tnto this soit
built 2 bedroom. hame of!
Joslyn, walking distance to
Pontiac Motors and s@ioois?
Full basement. oil furnace.
plastered walls. oak floors.
ceramic tile bath. Tota]
price only $9,500. Vacant.
ready to go.
Tedw., AT. Stout. Reaitor
TT N. Saginaw St. Ph
Open ‘ti] 6 pm
VALUES WEST SIDE — Close tn “older
home Many excellent features,
French doors, paneled dining rm
with built in china closet, win-
dow seaf, etc. Living room, din-
ing room, library, kitchen, mas-
ter bedroom, and screened front
porch on first floor. 2 large bed-
rooms with walk in “closets and
full bath up. Gas heat. Garage in
full basement. $11,500, terms.
NEAT AND CLEAN—Exception-
ally clean 2 bedroom home, ideal
for that young couple just Mal
at eut. Hardwood floors, tile
living room with dining ell, and
large modern kitchen. Full base-
ment with automatic heat. Land-
scaped lot, paved drive and street
Close to bus line. Only $11,500,
low down payment.
HOME AND Ll aa veers
with living room. dining
kitchen aaa full bath jon Polat
a complete 1 bedroom apartment
up now renting at ate a month.
$11,750, terms.
UNION LABE AREA—Ranch type
home, 2 bedrooms plus third bed-
room or den with fireplace, ce-
ramic tile bath, full basement,
automatic oi] heat. 24x24 attached
garage, electric doors, floored at-
tic and plumbing. 1 acre of land
lake privileges $15.500. terms,
will accept iate model car as
down payment,
Roy Annett, Inc Realtors ance
Huron FEderal 8-0466
Open Evenings & Sunday 1-4 .
e You |
FE 35-8165 | TIZZY
| 4 BEDROOMS, 2 © 1958 dy NEA Sermce, inc TM Reg US Pat Of
“If girls are so much more advanced than boys, how
come you and I are in the same class?” ’ by Kate Osann|
be
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For Sale Houses 43
2-FAMILY EASTSIDE. FRIGI-
daire & stove. Some furniture |
included 2-car garage. Large gar
den space. Oy
Rose McClarty, Broker
PE 2-2162
“AUBURN HEIGHTS 7 ROOM ROOM IN-
come. $800 down or swap equity
for 3 bedroom house in same
school district FE ¢«@715, after
3:30 —
Gas
heat Located at oe wn St..
E. of Joslyn FE 6-2443 DOWN.
THREE BEDROOM BRICK
Northeast side — Full base-
with of] furnace & 1'2 car} Priced
$400 dowr payment.
y payments to in-
clude taxes, insurance and
5 per cent interest.
$350 DOWN PAYMENT
An excellent two bedroom
| home with full basement,
comb storm sash, ol] heat
Monthly payments to in-
clude taxes insurance and
5 per cent interest WEST SUBURBAN
Off Sashabaw Rd — a fine
three bedroom brick and
frame ranch type home —
combination storm sash, oil
AC heat. Large lot Priced
$11,500 with $350 dows ray-
include taxes, insurance and
& per cent interest
NICHOLIE | ment. Monthly payments to
a |
|
| S$SAVESS
| OVT OF TOWN & HARGER CO.
33_W._ HURON FE 5-818)
CHEROKEE HILLS. BY OWNER,
moving out of town. must sacri-
fice. jess Gee FHA appraised
_value FE 3-726
WHITE
Possession Immediately
Off Willams Lake Rd 3. bed-
room Large living room. Dining
lL. Very attractive kitchen Knotty
Ine breezeway All oak floors
lastered. painted walls Coved
ceilings Full tiled bath. Full
basement Automatic ot] heat
Aluminum storms & screens Built
in ‘S4 1I'2 car garage Large
corner lot Fenced rear
Good neighborhood Price
900 with $1400 down
$14.-
Clarkston
28 & 60 ff ranch home
‘35 featuring a 12x21
carpeted hving room with fire-
Dace and bullt-in bookcase A
|; 15 x 15 modern kitchen. 3 large
| bedrooms. Family room with built- |
in barbecue pit 1% baths
xX 16 porch Finished
pine Timken oil heat. Oak floors 14
| Plastered walls Landscaped lot
| and many other fine features
Call for appointment.
WHITE BROS.
REAL ESTATE OR 3-1295 5660 Dixie Hwy.
Open | Eves ul ils Sunday 10 ‘til 5 10 "til 5
JOLL on this charming 2 bedroom
ranch with attached 2%: car ga-
rage 18 ft. living room. large
kitchen, plastered walls. basement
w.th furnace recreatinn spece,
wired for washer and drver
mediate possession Only §1.500
down and move right iri
owner just called and wants 'm-
mediate action on his 2 bedroom
medern home with lake
feces on Crescent Lake All laree
rooms Oi] furnace. Fenced
yard Price reduced for quick
sale. We have the key
| Evenings after 6 call FE 4-9855
JOLL, REALTY
2536 DIXIE HWY FE 4-4561 |
HAYDEN NORTH EAST SIDE. 2 bedroom
home with stairway to unfinished
attic Plastered wails. oak floors.
Tile bath Excellent basement. Oil
furnace, $12.500, terms.
NEAR WILLIS SCHOOL 5 bed-
room home, Oak floors > baths,
Qui furnace 3 car garage.
trediate possession $13,900.
INCOME Between Auburn and |
ike. 2 story 8&8 room frame &
rermastone 5 rooms & bath on
ist flaor Carpet in living reom
& cining renm 3 room apt &
bath on 2nd flonr. Garage Fenced
yard $12500 Low FHA terms.
WE BUILD NEW HOMES. $5,000
and up We have pians to choose
from of will build to tr Plans.
Financing available all Us on
| your needs
5 ACRES Clarkston area 2 hed-
room home Large kitchen. Ol
furnace $10,650, terms. Immedi-
i HAY
HAYDEN, Realtor
aad E. Walton FE 8-0441
Open Eves.
YMuLTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
LAKE PRIVILEGES »
2 bedroom bungalow with 1")
car garage Has carpeted living
room, ee dining room, base-
ment lovely shaded lot, Located
near Drazion wee business sec-
tion, $1,000 d
WATKINS-PONTIAC ESTATES
3 bedroom brick ranch type bun-
galow with full basement, auto-
matic heat and hot water,
tached 2 car garage, Shee
Pea | room .
large kitchen win pufit
in range and oven, beautiful cup-
boards and formal dining room
A honey!
nero END \
Large 3 bedroom home with car-
peted living and dining rooms
ull basement. automatic oi] heat.
extra bath ear
FE §-0101
yard |
Im- |
garage and |
IFE beautiful corner lot. See by sp- |
pointment. |
‘George R. Irwin REALTOR 269 BALDWIN For Sale Houses
1 ACRE, MODERN §$ ROOMS.
breezeway. l'2-car garage,
basement Oi) heat,
Only $10,500, $1,350 4
| | Sai? Ann, off Maybee Rd. OR
| 3 5
Immediate Possession
| Owne# retiring to Florida. Will seli
| 3 bfdroom modern home. 242 lots.
Gmage, basement. awnings
autiful parate yard. $8500 —
| Terms
ALSO
Tri-level starter home on ers
road eu duplicate. $6450, Noth-
ing do
| OAKLAND COUNTY REALTY 2614 UNION LE. RD
EM 3-4164 or EM 32411 after 6 pm
$500 DOWN
2 bedroom home. automatic gas water lb: car g@-
Near Auburn &
Adams Rd E 5-0522.
For Sale Houses _ 43
able
Rd. Aire
mu’ ma303 oy cid 4-641.
Multi-Lakes Realty
ON BA ——
2 Tura oa 4 ne oe ra: @, 8 r
5 cane quiet neighborhood. 00d. $8. at
e Dorothy ie Lavender
NO DOWN
PAYMENT
en _C€. Weed Co.,
Corner Williams Lake Ra &
After 1038
6 rooms & —
baseme _After 6, OR 3-7038 0
WASHINGTON PARK oy Ces os pooul Pull
heat Fenced Yard “al = a
owe sii. angrengs money down $6,450. EM 3-462.
TXOM VILLAGE
: eg Ga . F ngs ~¥ “nice
3060 8. Commerce Rad. MA 4-1578 a
COMPARE THIS Custom built
room ts ranch home.
trance. 1% baths. =— vanity astered
this for $17,000. op your lot E J DUNLAP
Custom Builder built 1 ft.. 3 ped- 200 sq oF
ceramic file
PI walls oak
floors 22x24 plastered garage Al)
PE 86-1198
NOW FOR SALE
down ¥ For
formation call Nerkere Cc. Davis,
PE 5-431!
BY OWNER
fireplace. attached
tion room in basement,
corner lot in good area
state and must sel] $17,800 wi reasonable down payment.
brokers OR 3-3297. MODEL HOME
Attached heated resents, hot wa
ter heat, 3 2 «baths,
thermo pane wall carpetin cE appliances,
by a Ww r
Nice 3 bedroom brick ranch with arage and
breeseway large kitchen, recrea- laces
Ne
Make Us An Offer
For G.I. Equity
$6.200 with paym
Includ month.
svrance Any
Pp
Lesrooma full bath
call us pronto. 6-ROOM BRICK | On black top road, this home |
| has large living room with ne
| place. modern kitchen. good size
| bedrooms bath large cece |
ment with rec room. oi] heat,
2 car garage. jot 211 x 214. You'll
like it if you see it —- may we
show you? Full price
$2000 down
CR. TRON AGENCY
| MY 3-1143 E Fiint St
Lake Orion, uciigas
3-BEDROOM RANCH
NEW LAST YEAR Owner
leaving state, ranch home at
Watkins Lake Brick & Cedar
shakes. attached garage & breeze-
way, many features oil heat,
large scenic lot & more.
GI—NOTHING DOWN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — 17
large rooms. good family loca-
tion near Baldwin & St Mikes
schools & Sears. Only 5 per
mo includes taxes and insurance
WHY PAY RENT? — Call now
J. R. Hiltz REALTOR
OPEN 6 TO 8 full
1011 W Huron FE 5-6181
OBIEN | DAILY 2-7
| Exclusive Pleasant Lake Woods |
| with the most wonderful brick
homes imaginable. Full base-
ment, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic
baths, family room, fireplace with
bar-b- pit, hi-fi system. carpet-
ing, attached garage. 3 of these |
lovely homes to inspect Out Eliz-
abeth Lake Road to opén signs |
| at Pleasant Lake
$400 DOWN
| Off Joslyn on Beverly New 2 bedroom home with plas- ;
flooring, | | tered walls hardwood
| gas heat Principle and interest
payment just $4424 per month
Call today and see this sharp
home in one of Pontiacs
desirable sections
NO MONEY DOWN I
Outstanding 3 bedroom ranch on
880x157. ft lot. Plastered walls.
select oak floors, neat and clean,
atwached garage, paved street
A beautiful home in a desirable
location for only $11,300 full price. in knotty |
, REAINESTATE & aS
' 1483 BALDWIN 0547
Johnson 20 YEARS OF SERVICE
| SUBURBAN
New just complete 3 bedroom
bungalow. Living room. kitchen
i and dining ell. Full
| oil heat Close to Union Lake
Schools and stores. Only $600
own
NOTHING DOWN GIs
Lovely 3 bedroom home
baths Oi] heat. water softener
Calcinator, garage Fenced in
| rear yard with fruit trees. Home
in A-l condition ‘Total price
}
i; 1'2
$11100 Monthiy payments $78
including taxes and insurance
2 PER CENT GI MORTGAGE
3 bedroom bungalow built
1955. Full basement,
hardwood floors In
oil heat,
Owner will
quick sale. Only $11,900 with
$2,740 down, 2
Evenings after 6 call FE 54-2935 or
FE 2-3381.
A. JOHNSON, Realtor
1704 S. Telegraph Rd.
FE, 4-2533
GILES _ Vacant
In the city. on paved street.
near schools. etc. 3 bedrm.
home, Full basement auto
oil furnace Large kitchen
with ample cupboards Ex-
haust fan and other attrac-
tive features. Only $1,450 dn.
Auburn Heights 2 bedroom ranch with base-
ment Auto. oll furnace.
Breezeway and garage, Lo-
cated on a well landscaped
lot. Only $7.975 with terms.
Income
Good 2 family home inside
the city Basement, auto.
gas furnace, Private
GILES REALTY £0.
GET 1f QUICK,
through Classified Ads!
‘Yes, whatever it is — dial
2-8181 for “an ad- sacrifice $1,000 of his equity for | | 2-Bedrm.,
|
|
$17,900, |
street |
most |
JIM WILLIAMS,
basement, |
Near Huntoon Lake
Full Basem't
Built by reliable local bey ry basement.
walls, Well located on 80 ft builder
recreation
furnace, bright cheery
sizeable kitchen, piseleree at 36 E Sheffield Owner owes
ments of $51.34 a
taxes and in-
reasonable down
ment considered, 5 years oid, ngalow
i i condition Now rented at $70 |
a month Take # quick look and
ot
$1,500 down or will consider home
or contract in trade.
Giroux-Franks Adalat ales REAL SACs
4705 Dixie Hw R 3-9701
BY OWNER Nice neighborhood
Near Telegraph Carpeted
inum 6 in Pontiac
Auto
matic jee Pull ———— Alum-
torms Fenced
rere Vacant +11.950". $600 down.
OL 1-1951.
we Bere 4 i ipeerty. ae 283
good |}
ines will ‘take low down pay-
nee or take vacant property 3 bed-
jocation, near
Also new 3 bedroom, full ‘basement,
not finished rigs Clay at om Maes]
urnis'
4900 uren
Eves. OR 3-4658. FE 2-
TRIPP TWO-FAMILY. 2 bedrooms,
I ining room, lge itchen,
living room with nat. fire-
| place down. 4 rooms bath
| and fireplace up, rented at
$75 monthly. Full basement.
| 2 car gafage, oi! heat
Choice, west side rental .jo-
cation, $4,000 down
Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 73 W Huron Street
FE 5-8161 or FE 4-4278
| —
Established in 1916
full bsmt..
New alum. screens-storms.
fs a good buy at
+ appointment to sée rec
fu
$8,950 eacy terms
NORTH SIDE-Here is a and
value 5 rooms and full bath. iti
1'o car garage,
improve-
$8,950 bsmt, gas heat,
paved street All city
ments. Total price only
terms arranged.
$695 DOWN—For this 3
price} only $6,950,
Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph
FE 2-0123 — eee 9 to 9
AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING A-1 CONDITION —Modern*3 bed- |
rm. home, full bath with shower,
space, oi] beat,
Here
050. Call for
this value.
3 BEDRM NORTHSIDE—home,
tiled bath, picture window,
pleasant kitchen, all om one floor.
gas heat. Only 3 yrs. old Alum.
_storms, fully insulated. Corner lot
ATTRACTIVE — Northside home all. on one floor. Drapes and car-
pet in living room rms.,
tiled bath. of! heat, nicely land-
scaped. 1'2 car garage, Now at
$11,500. terms.
*
bedrm.
home full bath part bsmt., oil
heat, 2 car garage Large lot
Immediate possession too! Total
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
/ =
unall
j
YOU CAN NAME your own
terms on this almost new 3
bedroom home with full
basement in West Suburbes
area You'll ee to
some finishing but for ony
$8,500 you can’t miss It’s
vacant.
clean 2 bedro home
the North en AN ™ completely
fenced yard with plenty flowers and shrubs, Paved
drive and 1% car garage
with a lovel ae pores
attached oT
payment to A Oe gira.
$1,000 DOWN —TIllness—must
A fine 3_ bedroom
city A-l oak floors,
basement and Bio heat.
ayed street, can't af-
el not to see “this bunga-
ow
ELIZABETH LAKE ES-
TATES—Excellent lake priv-
ith this large 3
, th
birch cupboards,
d 2 car garage.
ie reeseway
Priced at 33 Bey a
i
a
g 2
attrnetive home
plaster
writer and get It! t. 8. PS saalaatal Rad. VERY lca neat and. a
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor
bbs NI Fronting on Big Lake. $6,500 with
“Cuck LER R REALTY
3 ouaiy., noubeS, SELL Op a
S'Sroedway.
LOCATED 3% of Pontiac.
BROKER MIDDLETON .
eager pn os
Bedroom bi home. Passion 4 en- base-
t. hot alr furnace, gas man a air one
5
Leslie R. Middleton 188 N, JOHNSON FE 5-772
45 OAKLAN “or | 3 OPEN EV a MULTIPLE
7 “Kennett ool ies
G DOWN, 3 BEDRM. eset
bee kite’ basemen ws fiat $70 a mon . FE Fase
BUY } NOW this neat, 5 rooms, ue =—
automatic
terms, Baer
LAKEFRONT value, large 4 rooms, tiled
olf heat, nice landessoee
iat oo jwnsend Lake. $11,
“PONTIAC ae caeras
737 Baldwin
ASSOCIATE BROKERS INVESTMENT CO,
FE 68-0663
$990 Down 2 & 3 BEDROOM homes.
In desirable locations; €
them now!
44] ORCHARD LAKE AVE
| 03-55 N #890 BOWN
R. J. VALUET, Realtor PE 5-0683 45 OAKLAND AVE.
> ‘OPEN ENING, UNTIL 8:
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVI
STRATHMORE ST.
Cosy pus white frame bupesiow,
drooms iit-in bath,
eat fenced lot, will sell or — bedroom hom. trade for ee
— pales oer near sc
terms , .
YALE ST. Very attractive, 3 yr. old bedrooms
FHA.
WILLIS ave BREWER
JOSEPH F REISZ. feos - | MOR.
Parke +5181
Eves FE
RIEEY DOWN — 2 family income
co & path in
unit. Located in Keego Harbor,
near new post office.
ROR TERS Off Walton Blvd.
Carpete bedroom ranch type.
ad -acel to attached age.
$1,800 down. 150 2 150 2
WASHINGTON PARK — Lovely
onial t: with 3 large rooms cal ype bed- | ce a trp
lees Full basement with
ofl] heat Paved drive & 2-car
garage. — es payment.
508 gusebeth Lake Rd.
FE 41157 FE
LAWRENCE W. 4-4821
savior FOUR BEDROOMS
a beautiful recreation room.
One
out.
aay $11,700.
OFF CLARKSTON-Orion Rd.
znree acres of land
good
ler only $1,250
reom
water heater. Cal] now.
FAMILY HOME and
four bedroom brick colonial
home. Excellent basement.
yee of closets. Gas
5 bate sale. eting
pein sat de patrect in egret
Total
wake
ay.
SEVEN ACRES
9 rm. colonial home.
i” mn hatne: Fireplace in lige.
clea room. cael Say” 30 acre oe
from Pontiac. Th =
Goal eg any ; time. Call, ray
FOO eet 4.9584 yviriere Eee SERVICE “68,250, |
each
oped room Logo
Good utility
with large electric hot
heat
a and car-
Large remod-
EAST SIDE Exceptionahy nice bungalow with
wall to wal corneas in Hving
room — a a euce* down
and 1} — needs
a little ifintahing Ful basement
with oi] heat ew Cy-
clone fenced yard. Pave “arive.
—— with reasonable down pay-
"WILLIAMS LAKE
@ room bungalow, 3 bedrooms.
Dining room. Living room and
kitchen. ement, New
forced air oil pha oak Bendix
automatic washer & dryer. 2 car
gareee. _— shated lot, Walking
istance rade sc eal. Lake
privileges a iiliams
er leaving
f t $7.950 wi! + own.
mmediate possession
EUG BLAIR
4536 Dae. Hw OR
Ron > FLAINS =m
ee OR _ 3-1708
416 E THIRD ER. NR
new sub & shopping center 8
Beil igureces. eau heat. calcina-
gz = .
Ob 26S. after et Benes
HOYT pet MEE Ape RANCH
“Bedroom cedar shake ranch ‘os 6 @ ranc:
0 lot. Lots of =
steel choice sandreaattn awn plat
yet so close te Pontins rome =
CITY RANCH HOME
ED COUPLE spe-
PER:
“Newly, wegen
carpeting
Sa rt Pa ich a _ — with i area, re
drooms,
floors, plastersd walls.
* range, hear cit:
To see it is wo
oak
ew ma.
re pares street.
love it,
ted. has a cute kitchen
nice tt lity Ing tbace,
TARE saves e a a ni tall 8 nice la
lake iol Could be purchased on en
easy Wi at once, 7 Sttice. Can be
HOYT REALTY re 254 8, Telegraph ein Easy ——
rn, some repair needed,
vated do
Income Property 43A
2 | “EXC CONDITION,
part payment. FE 2-761
ee
Er Sater
170 W. Pike FE
For Sale Lake 2 Prop. 44 44
FOR ALE RBASORABLE. 8 ACRE
farm ia jake fromtage, 5 mod-
house full basem Realtor
LoT $2.009 with 9500 down $25 8
Pt eng an by” North rkston.
Hi.
“WATERFORD Choice corner lot, by owner, Lake
“4. PE 5-04653 iE or FE
~~ CARE ORION 4 bedroom iskefront year around
aome Gas heat, Large lot, $60
r month Small down payment. +. 4¥ 33711 ILL ;
EM 36531
LAKEFRONT LOTS Your choice of excellent iske-
fronts in area of fine homes cicse
to Clarkston and proposed e¢x-
pressway. 20 per cent down to
qualified buyers.
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor
71 N. Saginaw 8 ME 35-8165
Daily
Loon Lk.Shores 17x20 living room
15x17 dinin “ie 6
hot waler "heat car-
7“ On an ies
th lake
— packers for os Ty fis.3e0, wt
HOLMES- SARTRAM 4302 Dixie Hwy.
OR 32-1950 Evenings OR 32230
Templeton Lakefront pits hides: meeck rrgeecen}
proximately on ak.
K. L. apices Resier 2339 org adel Lk. Rd. FE +1563
6_ FE 2-502
For Sale Resort Ere 2
oe ACRES OF EXC. HUNTING
and with cabin ed Upaeks:
Mich. $3500 FE 4-7661.
CANADA.
ons. $400 to $609 10 per cent
down Balance to suit. Also 3
bedroom modern cottage 20x36
ft on the oer $5,500. $500
déwn Bal. $50 per mo MY
3-1337 or hicces 6031.
EUXURIOUS HOME ON 115 FT.
For Sale Lots 46 .
1 LOTS NEAR AUBURN, $250
each. P.O. Box 367, Royal Oak,
~ WATERFORD “HILL Choice corner lot, by owner. Lake
privileges. $4950. $-0453 or FE
BLOOMFIELD WEST. i TO i
acre home sites on windin
paved streets, 5 blocks to gr
school, ot and to grade schonls at door Minute: sho!
ing, lake, Fest and golf. $1.99,
20 down, tod oe month. ne
r Brown 81711 or JO
4-5822
CHOICE LOT SUITABLE FOR ranch home near MS8U-Oakiend.
Hitchman’s Haven Estate, No.
Jot No. 189 approximately 150x
FE 2-0615 or FE 8-8 4
ioe ha READY fae BUILD-
cube an: up, Ti Terms ‘. jen ao i e
id & finance .
WI AM
7195 W. Maple MAyfair 6-6250
ee ESTATES. 100
xX_150. Price $2300. FE 3-7619.
_For Sale Acreage 47
TO § ACRE PARCELS BEAU
tiful building sites. $100 down $20
month Will accept trade
C. PANGUS, Realtor
1919 M-15, Ortonvile NA 17-9815
§ ACRES, NEAR ORTONVILLE rolling and sightly. § 3200 down and 15 m roux & Pine 4395
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With dining nook be aroumns. bath, and util room, 2 car at-
tached garage. 1% acres land.
low down | payment $10,500 with
Lake Orion REMY 9220
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