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al Aid to Schools   as 
Second Highest in Firm’s History   
Michigan Met Topic: Aid | at 
Its Own Needs, 
   
  City Educator Testifies 
Before House Group | 
in Washington 
Minimizing the state’s 
need for federal aid to 
schools, Louis H. Schimmel, 
president of the Pontiac 
‘Board of Education, yester- 
day stated in Washington 
that “Michigan met and 
solved its school building 
finance problem nearly two   
= Scu von =N, Wil Dl House subcommittee on|WelVe ay 
general education, Schim- f 
moa nena sea VRE On Mideast tutional amendment and) ; | 
supplemental legislation 
that enabled schooi dis-| US. Appeals to Israel tricts to avoid “burdensome| © Leave; Opposition 
terms of payment” for new| to Sanctions Mounts uf tits i li 
  
    
Many Seek Public Aid — 
Squeeze on Bus Lines   
Is Threat to Survival 
From many parts of the nation comes evidence that 
. bus operators are finding the going harder and harder, 
and are appealing for public assistance to remain in 
  business. Below are three news dispatches on situations 
typical in many areas: : : : 
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LANSING—A novel formula for continued operation 
of lo¢al transit service here*- me 
     
   ings by the firm’s U.S. employes were $2.48, also a 
Waterford Man ‘Big General Motors Payroll 
“The worldwide figures cover an average of 599,243 |_|workers, according to President Harlow H. Curtice andl. 
Board chairman Albert Bradley. Average hourly éarn- 
_* Employes working at GM plants in Pontiac earned 
~ a total of $147,252,563, final official figures revealed 
today. Local employment reached 27,915 during the 
year. 
$3,127,145,514. 
; * * * 
The report, issued in advance of GM’s annual 
financial statement, said an average of 371,296 wage 
earners in the corporation’s U.S. plants had total pay- 
rolls of $1,865,720,044 during 1956; that they worked 
an average 39-hour week and their average weekly 
earnings were $96.63. 
  -| The corporation's best year was 1955 when its world-| 
wide complement of 624,011 workers earned a total of Advocates U.N. Pressure’ 
    
   
       
    
     
      
  
In the record year of 1955, U.S. hourly-rated em- 
ployes of General Motors averaged 410,022 and pay- 
rolis $2,183,398,483. The report said that during the 
fourth quarter of 1956, marked by increased produc- 
tion schedules incident to new model P 
hourly earnings went even higher,  — aes 
the car, truck, body and assembly divisions, it 
earners had avetage weekly earnings of 
09. the quarter. “was an hourly av 
of $2.65. feo dhey adbeigrrinti ete files. 3 mlly as 
hours per week during the_ period. = 
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During 1956, the report added, GM made payments 
plans in the United 8 This brought the GM total 
,790,658 since their inception. of $40,655,453 into supplemental unemployment benefit) “ 
  paid into such funds to 
Forecast Two Days Top Driver 
~~ lof Milder Weather 
    
  heartening forecast for this area, 
predicting higher temperatures for 
the next two days. 
Tonight will be partly. cloudy, 
with the mercury dipping to 24 to 
28 degrees. eA 
Light rain or snow is expected 
tomorrow.- Temperatures will hov- 
er in a mild 3% to 4 range. 
perature preceding 8 a.m. this 
morning was 18 degrees; _ 
.The mercury reading at 1 p.m. 
|. |was 34, 
Herb’s Big Fish Story 
Doesn't Last Very Long © 
CHEBOYGAN @® — Herb Char- 
boneau was driving along the Or- 
chard Beach road near Cheboygan 
yesterday when all of a sudden a 
140-pound sturgeon popped up in 
the center of the road. 
Eugene Sutphen Named} Charboneau, who lives at Al- 
State Driver of the Year |verm, took the big fish to the 
for Saving Life of Child have witness folie thi story. 
A Waterford Township iipeu te tee ee   
  —— 3 
Truckers Honor 
It was his sturgeon, He had 
speared it in Mullett Lake and it The weather man has iessed al mittee. 
“we hope to get at 
détermination where our 
Downtown Pontiac’s lowest tem-|SHOW 6 COUNTIES     
       -|Crewmen’s Vote 
‘a Tentative ‘Aye Ben-Gurion to. Answer 
in Policy Talk Tonight President Backs Sanctions 
Whether or Not Congress 
Gives Its Approval 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES - 
WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower stood ready 
+ }to help the United Nations “pressure” Israel into with- 
drawing its forces from Egyptian territory today — 
whether or not Congress approves. 
The chief executive gave his answer to the controver- 
sial sanctions question last night in a dramatic radio- 
He declared: 
upon Israel to comply with the withdrawal resolutions.” 
Eisenhower stated his   
  11 Pet. Wage Increase | cident Hoa 
on Six-Year Contract os a 
Dechion Due Friday jax 
  ym this survey,” City Manager Walter K. Willman :     
  
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a meeting iniCity of Port Wine 
En Route Home 
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to the metropolitan area’s fuel oil) 44-5. 
Fleets of trucks brought in oil|withdrawal resolutions.” 
  
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“I believe that — in the interests of peace — the - 
| {United Nations has no choice but to exert pressure 
nearby residence of Bud White to| and the Post Office andj Both city banks, Pontiac Fed-| agcked sailed without the aidjdon  B, 
ecal Savings & Loan Asse... countylat tagbene : em 'Banks, Post Office, [rzics Cocarsting, sakes "| vamp mzacrions supplies, relatively 
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Hts branches, will be closed to- ; 
Willman said three alternatives! morrow in observance of George| LO Read Address to House   
  Eugene Sutphen, 43, of 6789 Ma-|ad slid out of the trunk of his 
: car. 
    eae je, Broomfield Honored . William 8S. Broomfield of Oak will 
Washington’s farewell address to the 
  
|Sec. Wilson Reveals New Strong Defense   
    U.S. Jet Interceptors WASHINGTON & — The Unitedjrockets, both in storage near cit- dling” of the weapons to mini- 
    jes and in use high in the air. ii 
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Eisenhower's address on the Middle East situation: 
“I believe that — in the interests of peace — the United Nations 
has no choice but te-exert.pressure upon Israel to comply with the 
* *& -* 
“If the United Nations once admits that internatiénal disputes 
can be settled by using force, then we will have destroyed the very 
foundation of the organization, and our best hope of establishing a 
real world order. That would be a disaster for us all.” & 
“We should not assume that if Israel withdraws, Egypt will 
prevent Israeli shipping from using the Suet Canal or the Gulf of Aqaba.” 
“lf, unhappily, Egypt does hereafter violate the armistice agree- , ees & 
  this should be dealt with 
firmly by the society of nations.” ay 
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“The present moment is a grave one, but we are hopeful that 
_Yeason and right will prevail . . . when Israel completes its with- 
drawal, it will have removed a definite block to further progress.” 
NOT TO BE IGNORED 
“IT do not believe that Israel's default should be ignored- because 
the United Nations has not been able effectively to carry out its 
resolutions condemning the Soviet Union for its armed suppression 
of the people of Hungary.” =e 
“No one deplores more than I the fact that the Soviet Union ig- 
nores the resolutions of the United Nations. 
“Also no nation is more vigorous than is the United States in THE PONTIAC PRESS. 
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  ruc THURSDAY,-FEBRUARY 21, 1957 
ial Sanctions Issue seeking to exert more pressure against the Soviet Union, which by 
reason of its size and power and 
Nations Security Council, is relatively impervious to other types of — 
sanction.” by reason of its veto in the United 
“There needs to be respect for the right of Israel to national 
existence and to internal development.” 
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“The government of Israel has not yet accepted, as adequate 
insurance of its own safety after withdrawal, the far-reaching United 
Nations resolution of Feb. 2 plus the important declaration of United 
States policy made by our Secretary of State on Feb. 11." 
“But Israel seeks something more. It insists on firm guarantees 
as a condition to withdrawing its forces of invasion. Pe “This raises a basic question of principle. Should a nation which attacks and occupies foreign territory in the face of United 
Nations disapproval be allowed 
drawal?” to impose conditions on with- 
“If we agree that armed attack can properly achieve the par. 
poses of the assailant, then I fear we will have turned back the clock 
of international order. We will, in effect, have countenanced the use 
of force as a means of settling international differences and gaining 
national advantages.” 
* * * 
“We do... believe that upon the suppression of the present act 
of aggression and breacH of the peace, there should be a greater 
effort by the United Nations and its members to secure justice and 
conformity with international law." Fs 
  
City, Board to Meet 
on Hospital Finances How to pay for equipping the new addition at Pontiag General Hos- 
pital, and the hospital's 1957 budget, will be the major topics at a joint 
“meeting of the City Commission arid the hospital'’s-Board of Trustees, 
The City Commission last week postponed possible acceptance of 
the $3,896,477 budget, some $870,473 more than the 1956 plan. Commis- 
sioners were mum on why they deferred acceptance. 
  5 te 
   fo amount of salaries.” 
Trustees approved the budget 
bate on a proposed $2,000 raise for Director Miss Lauretta Paul,: 
City Manager Walter K. Willman asked that details of 
to raise additional money for the hospital equipping, be wi 
ing submission to the board. Jan. 17 after a long and heated de- 
pend- 
  
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Causes Conflict 
Between Towns 
  
  CUT DOWN — They have chopped down the old crooked tree at: 
Milan, Mich., despite a great deal of headshaking among the old 
folks and a general feeling that somehow méans should have been 
_ found to preserve it. Historians say the tree was once one of a series 
bent by Indians to mark turns in the trail — a trail which old US23 
later followed for hundreds of miles. ° . ; 
  
WASHINGTON (INS) — A ma- 
jor feud apparently has developed 
of the AFL-CIO Industrial Union 
Beck of the giant Teamsters’ 
Union over cooperation with Sen- 
ate committees. 
_ x * * 
Signs of the feud appeared when 
Reuther disclosed at a news con- 
ference Wednesday: that Beck has 
moved to slash severely the con- 
tribution of the Teamsters to the 
operation of the Industria] Union 
rtment, 
Although Reuther said Beck gave 
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(Continued From Page One) 
ipressed “regret that the adminis- 
tration still feels that thére is no 
chcice but to bring pressure on   
  iReuther-Beck Feud Shaping. Form Speedily — 
Department, and President Dave! 
|Teamsters will pay monthly dues “Saturday at Sparks-Griffin Chapel, | Pontiac Deaths 
Thomas Edward Foster 
Friday afternoon in Marlette 
Cemetery for Thomas Edward 
Foster, infant son of Cecil and 
Fern Murray Foster, 106 E, Col- 
gate Ave. — ‘ 
Beside his parerits, Thomas. is 
survived by a brother, Dexter, 
at home. He was born Monday 
in Pontiac General Hospital and 
died there yesterday. Arranve- 
ments were by the Sparks-Griffin 
Funeral Home. 
H. G. Lusty 
H, G, Lusty, 68, of 262 Elizabeth 
Lake Rd., died this morning at St. 
Joseph..Mercy Hospital, - 
He was a member of Bethel 
Evangelical and Reformed Church 
and the American Legion, 
Surviving besides.hic wife Emily, 
ate a daughter, Mrs Gene Blanche 
Hurford of Pontiac, and four 
grandchildren. 
Service will be held at 2 p.m. 
with Rev. A. H. Meyer and Rev. 
ficiating. -Burial at White Chapel 
Memorial Cemetery will follow. 
  Mrs. Landon Ramsey Maynard Oesterle, his pastor, of-| GOP Schedules 
homes Edword Foster | Dontiac in Tour. - Pre-election Bandwagon 
to Visit City March .18 
With State Candidates 
The state GOP's “grass-roots’’ 
,bandwagon —_ will 
[March 18 during a pre-election tour 
to “cement the bonds,” between 
candidates and Republican town- 
ship officials and voters, state   
said yesterday, 
Calling the April 1 election cru- 
cial to the party's chances im the 
years ahead, the newly-elected 
chairman told a joint meeting of 
members: ; 
“If we lose this campaign, we go 
in 1958 will be much greater." 
There are 10 statewide positions’ 
to be filled—seven of a partisan’ 
character and three on the non- 
partisan ballot for which voters, 
however, also will chose between, 
nees, | 
    Mrs. Landon (Irene Edna) Ram- 
sey, 60, of 5812 Belgrave St., died 
yesterday afternoon at her home 
after a prolonged illness. 
She was a te of Pontiac 
Business Institute, and a member 
of First Baptist Church. 
Surviving are- her husband;. a, 
brother, Chester McTavish of Pon- 
tiac;         Leon of Sandusky, Mrs, Jean Sei- 
bert of Harbor Beach, Mrs, Hazel 
Howe of Port Huron-and Mrs, Celia 
Gustkey of Detroit. 
Service will be at 1 p.m. Satur- 
day from the Huntoon Funeral} 
Home with the Rev. William E. 
Hakes of the First Baptist Church! 
officiating. Burial will be in Mar- 
  no explanation for his action, the 
genera] interpretation is that it is. 
t/between Walter Reuther, president!i" Tetaliation for Reuther's cru- sade against union racketeering 
and particularly for his vehement 
‘support of full cooperation with 
Seriate committees, 7 
Reuther and AFL-CIO Presi- 
dent George Meany were prime 
movers behind the recent action: 
. Of the AFL-CIO executive coun- 
cll in rebuking the Teamsters 
for their defiance last.month of 
the Senate investigations sub- 
committee headed by Sen, John 
L. McClellan (D-Ark). 
The executive council, at a meet- 
ing in Miami, favored expulsion   in the fifth amendment’ when 
questioned by Congressional com- 
mittees about vital union affairs. 
Beck was the lone dissenter, 
* * * 
Reuther said Beck has informed 
him that, beginning in March, the 
to the industrial union department 
trial union members instead of of union officers who take refuge 
|Smith Funera] Home for Timothy 
on the basis of only 25.000 indus-| 
  
New Officers Picked 
by Waterford.CAl New officers and five new board members were élected last night at the annual meeting of: the Com- reany4 Activities, Inc. in Water- 
Frank “H. Williamson is _presi- 
dent; Mrs, Lee Kaines, vice presi- 
dent; Richard Dean, treasurer; 
and Mrs. Jack Hall, secretary, 
New board. members for three 
George Dean one side in a two-sided dispute 409,000 members, as at present. 
...” and added, * « ¢ 
* w* * ‘Since the required payment is 
‘ two cents a member per month, 
Fa ed tek ee a this would mean a slash from $96,-| 
mae tts ld be pan- 000 to $6,000 a year in the con-) 
led by should U x i om tribution of the Teamsters to the) 
y adequate ao sies department. that wiil not leave “Israel de- 
feriseless.” = Bingagre’ said he hag informed) 
. - ‘Beck that the proposed action 
aie Ga see tae be in violation of the con- 
a strongly oppo aad Gane: stitution of the department. He 
tions, said he had not heard the|eaqe% ‘nat Prlyganre ocr speech. He declined comment, bers for whom it pays, and that 
a it must justify its action or show 
mone Aiken (R-Vt) said, “I think inability to pay. ‘ President made it perfectly; id that if the T clear that the positic . of the United verelee be ae lay cay paps 
States does not permit support for/members for three months, they med Sor large or small, that’ wil] be delinquent, and thus will’   
      
          
    Michigan Cleans Up. 
in Cleanest Town Tests 
WASHINGTON (#— Nashville, Tenn., won top honors yesterday. 
in the annual nation-wide “Clean- 
est Town’ contest, 
Other winners of the first three 
\places in population groups in the 
1956 contest included: 
50,000 to 100,000 — Dearborn, 
Mich. 
    25,000 to 50,000 — Highland) % sanctions might be comsid- | and the cost to be recovered should be charged off over thé 
4, Park, Mich. evok. ‘ ‘. , _ expected useful life of the property. . 
10,000 to 25,000 — Sault Ste. Ma-| | Eisenhower’ delivered his sd.) ‘the most often used method of depreciation js the| straight 
Under 5009, — Gladstone, Mich, [ne bioiselt called a, bed cold,"| lint method — which allows forthe recovery of cost (less salvage) ve a and later referred'to as “a very in equal annual ‘amounts over the life of the property. : 
One of five A is cough.” he ‘The instruction booklet you receive with your return is your | of five Austyaliars 0 ree et bon gla x ee gel ' 
a vated fu — 25-minute cin . ° | Puree erent nema i ts available without bourpe. : | v ke at the Internal Rerenue Service Si we aren se Phone FE Doon) i 
sil es ech oe tg ee Te ee eee ‘course of this government. 
*Over 1,000,000 lation — De.) tient YS) population h ae’ 
THAIS, 
FUTURE COURSE ° partment. | DETROIT—Alton T. Roberts, 76, 
the law into its Own automatically drop out of the de-a daughter, Mrs. Mary Deroche 
| of Marquette. lette, 
Miss Zelma Rosenthal 
Oneida Rd., died-last night in the 
‘Owosso Memorial Hospital after a 
brief illness. : ; 
‘ Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. 
Archie M. Barnett with whom she 
had made her home the last 15 
years, and Mrs. Helen Wisten of 
Flint, two brothers, Louis Rosen- 
thal of Detroit and Ben Rosenthal 
of Beaumont, Tex. 
Miss Rosenthal’s body is at the 
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home, 9419 
Dexter Blvd., Detroit. 
Se 
Timothy E. Shanahan 
The Rosary will be recited at 
‘8:30 this evening in the Brace- 
E, Shanahan, 79, of 252 Orchard 
Lake* Ave. Requiem High Mass 
will be sung at 11 a.m. Friday 
from St. Michael's Catholic 
Church. : five sisters, Mrs. Cassie" the grass roots level will revi- 
Kramp of Pontiac, Mrs. Olive Mc-,talize the party. 
Miss Zelma Rosenthal, 52, of 122/¥"4. ' All the offices except three state 
supreme court seats now are held 
by Republicans, including the top 
posts of state highway commis-; 
sioner and superintendent of public 
instruction. 
zoo, Lindemer said, ‘I hope this 
type of return to Republicanism 
The tour will visit 11 other areas 
by March 28, including Howell on 
March 6.   
Symphony, Jazz Join 
SAN FRANCISCO W — The San 
Francisco Symphony, whose mu- 
sicological hair is about as long 
as anyone's, will join jazz musi- 
cians for a Dixieland ragtime jam visit Pontiac, The Day in Birmingham |   
Sioners have officially put them- 
‘selves on record as opposing any 
proposed change in the location of 
the county building. 
_ A resolution presented Monday 
night by Cark Ingraham passed) 
quickly, stressing the fact that) Lawmen Against Change 
of Courthouse Location 
BIRMINGHAM — City commis. | Lake road early yesterday morn- 
ing. 
The sixteen and seventeen year 
old boys were apprehended yes. — - 
terday and admitted having ta- 
ken ever $300 from Miners Party 
Store, from Bells Market and 
the Smith Gas Station, Police 
said the entire amount had been 
chairman Lawrence B, Lindemer: prove of the proposed development 
dewn another notch. Our handicap facilities. extension 
lother departments vital to county yesterday from a Martin street 
At stake are the last Repubti. operation. 
ean elective strongholds in Lan- | : oO | , Police Headquarters. sing, ou “@l the legislature, been scheduled by the Board of ¥* 
oing,_ Suteide: Supervisors Ways. 
} plane crashed into the Perqui-   recovered and returned to the 
merchants, 
* * * 
of three-hundred and thirty-three; 5. uingham Police Detective Lt. 
acres to be known as the Oakland Merlin Holmquist again issues a 
County Service Center, ' \warning to~ motorists who park 
| Ingraham’s resoltuion points out ‘heir cars on the street, leaving commissioners wholeheartedly ap-) 
  Republican Senate and House that 15 buildings are. already lp- the keys in them. The department ‘cated. on the site including such Continues its search for a two-tone 
things as the infirmary, juvenile Dodge convertible bearing a 1956 
services and license DT-2942, The car was taken 
He mentioned, too, the Parking place in front of the Mu- 
fact that a financing program. had Micipal Building which also houses 
nd, * * * . 
Committee that would result. in) At the recent election of Hickory 
savings to taxpayers of from 3 to Grove PTA, Delmar Hetherington, 
4 million dollars in interest on wag: elected president, with Mrs. 
the completed project. iLyle Hope as vice president. Fa- 
Ingraham said that since Pontiac ther vice president is Dr. Eugene 
Republican and Democratic nomi- 44 heen the county seat for so: Nalepa and teacher vice president, 
many years and was as easily Mrs, Leslie Draker. Other officers 
accessible. as any other commu-jare Mrs, Maynard Roye, secre- 
nity he saw no reason for even tary; Franklin. Oosterhof, treasur- 
considering a change. ier; Mrs. Warren Stout, historian 
* * * and Mrs. Charles Hupp, pariia- 
Bloomfield Hills police are hold- mentarian, 
I. Outlining plans for a series of ing two high-school students for) During the program, Charles 
rallies starting Feb, 28 in Kalama- further investigation in the robbery Robinson institutional representa 
of three business stores on Long tive, BSA, received the Scout char- 
: bee from a member of the Detroit.’   
Area Council. 
    
News Flashes | ras 28s ier HERTFORD, N. C. —An air- 
mans County High School at this | 
eastern North Carolina town to- 
day. Hertford police said some | 
of the occupants of the building 
were injured but there was no 
        session here March 3. Proceeds 
go to the symphony's . pension| immediate repurt of any deaths, | 
The school garage adjoining the 
high school was set on fire. 
    
‘Nehru Warns Foreign Troops     CRYSTAL CLEAR GLASS   
BOMBAY, India ®—Prime Mi 
again. 
Akola, 
not allow foreign troops to Iand in 
happen again.”* India Off-Limits Forever 
today, in commenting on the latest Kashmir developments in the 
U.N., that India will never allow foreign troops to land in India 
“I want the whole world to know India will not allow any for- 
eign troops to enter India whatever might happen and whatever be 
the consequences of this stand of ours,” he told the meeting at 
“If any country invades Kashmir it will not only be an invasion 
of Kashmir but an invasion of India. Whatever happens India will 
of foreign soldiers in India for centuries. We shall not allow this to | Penny Candy Jars 
4-0Oz. 
Size 
8-Oz. Size .....28¢ 
1-Lb. Size ......38e 
1 2-Lb. Size ...... 48c | 
Bave ‘2 on each jar because our 
buyer mede a special -purchase. 
Charming old-time candy jars may 
used as canisters for cereals, 
coffee, candy, tobacco, cigarettes, 
bath salts, ete. And many other 
uses as well es being decorative. nisfer Nehru told an election rally 
India. We have heard the tramp 
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      Mr. Shanahan's body will be 
taken to Connecticut for burial. He 
died Tuesday in St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital. :     
Detroit Bank Officer, 
Alton T. Roberts, Dies 
Detroit banker, died yesterday at 
Detroit Memorial Hospital. | 
He was vice president of the 
Wayne-Oakland Bank and was a, 
former president of the Union Na-/ 
tional Bank of Marquette, 
Roberts was a former state sena- 
tor and member of the board of, 
control of Michigan State Prisori 
at Marquette and a former na-| 
tional -officer of the American Le- 
gion. | 
_ Survivors include his widow and) | ‘| 
i 
  
Sen, Sparkman (D-Ala), Com- 
mented that “as far as it went, it 
wasa. good speech.’ But he said 
at a mana weaee| ~=YOur Inc 
* * * 
What Eisenhower said about ex- 
erting pressure carried the United 
States position beyond any point) 
previously made by him or Secre- 
tary of $tate Dulles.   Tax Return. 
is not depreciable, 
Generally, the useful life of 
            This is one of @ series of articles prepared by the U. S. 
Internal Revenue Service to help you prepare your Income 
DEPRECIATING? 
A reasonable allowance for the exhaustion, wear, and tear of | 
property ised in the trade or business or propérty held for the pro- 
duction of income shall be allowed as a depreciation deduction. — This does not apply to inventory, stock-in-trade, nor to land which 
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    THE BOWTIAD PRESS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1957   
Interest Hike Bid 
on Bonds Opposed — Democratic leaders said|stroyed the Russell's IGA Grocery could belin Boyne City Wednesday night. 
WASHINGTON . ®— Opposition 
pe Guin: eee to|E and H 
ing the Treasury new authori-|tended it was a 
ty to adjust interest rates on gov- r 
ernment savings bonds in line 
with money market conditions. 
The Treasury last Thursday an-|of the government's fiscal opera-| under 
nounced it would seek legislation|tions heavily influences interest/shop 
to give jt the same flexibility in 
fixing interest rates on savings 
bonds that it now has on other 
types of government securities. 
It proposes to raise from 3 to 
3% per cent the interest rate on 
Series E and H_ bonds. 
The action’ was prompted by a 
demptions outweighed purchases | 
by a considerable margin. Some) 
  of this situation has been attribu-| 
  
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1957 
Accident Fatalities Useful ‘ | 
| ic=Recall Zwicker Sestok Testimony. Li fe. From. Death} 
McCarthy Renews Feud] threatened = disease in ain all-out campaign by Philadelphia sur. | geons, a heart association and the city morgue.   
  
        
  i 2° blecktop pavement on oer With General as lke i Avenue. i OS | Asks His P atte The program provides for taking vital blood vessels — the | 
Nabb, . #, Cher. is Fromotion aorta near the heart and long arteries of the legs — from fatal a “na ne aceident victims and using them to repair vessels of seriously ill 
Filings DeCiute, Carey on, Ralph W. Zwicker will be recalled : .. > 
Inc.._¥. Giton, Joseph Pitspatrick.| from the Far East to reply to an Improved medical techniques have created a large demand for 
_ fume a unis’ A Breaine. accusation by Sen, McCarthy (R-| the blood vessels. The Heart Assn. of Southeastern Pennsylvania | 
eae vu Baie, Be, Walle *Ga| Wis) that he lied during the Mc-| cooperating with@r. Joseph W.. Spelman, city medical examiner, | 
seat = Sansael Carthy-Army hearings three years! has announced they will seek to reclaim every healthy aorta and 
Lydia McHenry, C. W. Brown, Glen L./ 48°. long leg artery from persons meeting accidental death in the city. 
Horta, Norris B." vauehmn. “Andre®| Chairman Russell (D-Ga) of the ih * | = Magerman, A. whittieid Ce, Senate Armed Services Commit- The city morgue is the only logical source of supply for the blood 
Mr Dever Me Wikis "Win D fale, |tee Said he could not tell when) vessels according to Dr. Orville Horwitz, assistant professor of | . 
ee Se ae, Se er jewicker cam appear. if clinical medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and chairman ~ ag Hae 
ae hopes W. ‘Goa Midler, ‘Richare = es , dering! “1 t@ heart association committee for reclaithing arteries. | iA is t Ke! Mates bates tne, F. loeuk| The committee 1s considering . <i ¥ ct % 
c Leemte, Mr, Brickgon, Mr. J0hnaan whether to approve Zwicker's pro- “Healthy people meet death only accidentally,” said Dr. Hor- & & gy * 5 
Lodiwood, (Cheries L-"Hall Raymond &.|motion to temporary major gen-| Wits. “We must have healthy grafts from women under 40 and mea Fr; “thy, z a ‘ 
Parker. Elmo Muntwerk, ‘Marale Youne eral and permanent brigadier gen-| under 35.” Re 5 f : A 
Lissie Muirhead, Alfred Briggs, Guy Ts, ml “The reason for the age difference,” he explained, “is that | ey k aS, ‘White, ag M. G. Benaienn, In Tokyo, Zwicker said Presi-) women’s blood vessels retain their resiliency longer than men's.’ tt an a 
  L. Otis Tate, Florence Yager, Ewing i ver" i j . 
ard Harris, John 8. Whitten, dent, Eisenhower's action in nom The campaign will need the cooperation of a fourth group — the | Estate all pe inating him for promotion “‘indi- sires, take notice: the fl cates to me affirmation of my bereaved families of the accident victims. 
Selrevtne Asseneor for the purpose past service and confirmation of “We have had very few refusals,” said’Dr. Spelman. ‘Families | 
which the Commission decided. should be| My Ability to serve the Army and; of the victims are very understanding even‘under the stress of their | 
ne Corns by Pecial _sewasment/our country well in the future.” | own misfortune.” | 
Avenue from McCarthy, who once said Zwick- vement in 
now On. in my omnes i. oa er was “unfit to wear the uni- 
Q lorm,” spent more than two hours 4 \ ® Fourth Armored Division at Fort;   
  
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i ane, Meeby, gives, that shel Octerda telling. the committee RECTUIES Can Enlist [too rex. The Fourth wit depart ae, = ry one on why he opposes the general's pro- ‘ “for Europe in November. + 
.. 1987 at 8:00|motion. The session was behind f Michigan volunteers going to Ev-| Sk AS eats ai aise or Duty in Europe Ar A gh closed doors, J rope with the Fourth are assured wilt be given ail persons interested te be| McCarthy has said in the past of staying together during their| Bebruary 20, 1987. : that Zwicker lied under oath in| A new program will enable area|entire tour of duty through this ro- 
2. denying at the McCarthy-Army| on to enlist for direct ‘service|tation plan, Barriault added, Ad- 
    ADA BR. EVANS. .|hearings that he had given Mc- ditional information on the Euro- “Feb, 21, 67. carpet |in Europe, MSgt. Raymond R. Bar- Carthy information from secret riault in charge of Army Recruit-|Pea” service program can be re- 
| . Army personnel files. McCarthy : , ceived at the recruiting office 
: ing, 53% West Huron St., said to- ng * | eng A s,[sald this happened before he and|%s: : 
PM. A limited number of vacancies}; Since the end of World War n|   
    
  
          
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Sete which time | Ihe’ ts have been allotted to the ‘Pontiac| Sweden a Po immigrant 
Me congee | he recruiting station, accordi to| country. t 75, forei 
ferent theme nated, forthe sastiee- Potter Holds Names arsinait, Those accepted will re-|bave become Swedish citizens QI Ec celye' “basic training with the|since that time, 
Sy say ps 2 Until Judge Resigns |— 3 work 
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THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 21, | 1957       
  
Brandon Special: 
  lection to Decide Millage Hike   
é-Mil Question 
Waits for Vote School Money Needed 
for Pay, Equipment, 
Says Superintendent 
“ORTONVILLE—A special school election will be held Tuesday in 
Brandon Township to decide on an 
additional six mills to be used for 
operational purposes such as in- 
creases in teachers salaries and 
equipment for the laboratory and 
office furniture, 
* * * 
In March of 1956, the people of| 
Brandon Township voted to build a 
new high school and elementary 
building at a cost of $650,000, At 
this time, Supt. E. J, Hungerford 
stated the’ amount would not-cover; 
such items as schoo] furniture and 
laboratory equipment. In view of 
what prices were at that time, the 
cost was approximately $68,000, for 
this equipment. 
Due to the bond issue of last 
year, a sum of 14 mills has been 
voted to retire bond issues of 
1954 and '56, This is figured ac- 
cording to state equalization val- 
uation, 
Supt. Hungerford has stated that 
the proposed tax of six mills would 
be approximately an additional $3 
per $1000 according to state equal- 
ization valuation, The total amount 
of millage for each taxpayer would 
be $27.85 per $1000 of state equal- 
ization valuation, 
All registered voters may par- 
ticipate in this election, which will 
be held in Brandon Town Hal] on 
Tuestlay, Polls will be open from 
7 am. to 8 p.m. 
Brandon Township students par- 
ticipated in the district festival 
held recently in Lansing. Music di- 
rector, William Berndt, announced 
that the group was awarded seven 
first divisions out of seventeen en- 
tries. These students will take part 
in the state music festival to be 
held in March at Ann Arbor. 
  
Kenny Center 
Established 
in Ferndale 
In keeping with its expansion in 
the field of rehabilitation, the Sis- 
ter Elizabeth Kenny Foundation 
announces the establishment of fa- 
cilities for out-patient care in a 
new location at 22646 Woodward 
Ave., Ferndale. 
Announcement of the develdp- 
ment was made this week by the 
Honorable Cari M. Weideman, 
member of the Board of 
of Sister Kenny Foundation, Mich- 
igan Chapter, at a luncheon meet- 
ing of the Ferndale Exchange 
Club. 
The new Kenny Rehabilitation 
Center as all other Kenny fa- 
cilities, .is supported by -the 
Michigan United Fund- and 
United Foundation. 
Those seeking information re- 
garding the program and admis- 
sion are referred to Lois Ander- 
son, Sister Elizabeth. Kenny. Foun-| 
dation Hospital, ‘30405 Grand) 
River, Farmington. 
OK Ferndale School 
Bonds of $5,500,000 
LANSING (®—Issuance of $5,500,- 
000 in bonds for construction of a 
new high school at Ferndale, has 
been approved by the State Mu- 
nicipal Finance Commission. 
* * *   
. The issue, part of a $6,500,000 
total issue for the project, was de-| 
scribed as one of the largest to. 
come: before the commission for) 
setge purposes in recent 
— 
~ County Calendar   
Four Towns © j The Pour Towne Savarese ave _| cordon, Ga. where he is an in- 
thetr square dance day evening rs structor. the church. Bob Longe will, be the caller 
and Mrs, Pete Mihay will be hostess. 
Milford 
Whiting Chapter No: 148, OFS 
Milford. are having beke sale Friday 
at 10 a.m., at Fournier's Heating Plant, 
on Main St. of 
Thomas 
WSCS will sponsor a Father and Son TEACHERS SLATE DANCE 
Elementary School, Sashabaw, 
SASHABAW PLAINS—The Fac- 
ulty of the recently opened Pine 
Knob Elementary School will spon- 
sor a dance Saturday night to be 
Mheld at the Clarkston High School ms 
— Faculty of the new Pine Knob 
is completing arrangements for 
a Saturday night dance. Proceeds will help furnish the teachers’ 
Saturday-Dance to Buy School Furniture lounge in the new building on for the City Council’s considera-| jadded. Cafeteria. A five-piece dance band 
will furnish music for both old 
time and modern dancing. 
* * * 
  
Detroit Father     |Mute on Charge | | Admits Bank Robbery 
at Oak Park of $7,300, 
Claims FBI 
Charlies J. McReynolds, young 
Detroit father who came to the’ 
U.S. from Ireland three years ago, 
‘stood mute yesterday to charges 
of robbing an Oak Park bank of 
$titi— : 
Charles W. Brown, Detroit FBI 
Chief, said McReynolds, 28, went 
to the FBI and admitted robbing 
the bank with a toy pistol. He 
added that the father of two small! 
sons told him he took the money, 
to clear up personal financial! 
troubles. . 
Federal Judge Ralph M. Free- 
man entered a plea of innocent 
for the man, setting his bond at 
$20,000. 
Brown related that McReynolds: 
told him he robbed the American 
Savings and Loan Assn. in Oak 
Park on Jan. 10. Two tellers said 
the robber had dropped $500 ‘of|! 
the total sum as he fled. None of 
the remaining $6,811 has been 
accounted for, Brown said. 
Catholic Service 
Unites Couple 
in Lake Orion 
LAKE ORION — Charlene Eve- 
lyn Sweeney, daughter of Mr. and 
Mrs..Charles Sweeney of 121 High- 
land Rd. and Pvt. Jack N. Collins 
son of Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Col- 
‘lins-of 14294 Strathmore, Detroit, 
are residing in North Augusta, 
S. C. following their recent mar- 
riage performed in the post 
chapel by the Rev. Fr, LaSalle 
Lenk in a traditional Catholic cer- 
emony,   
* * * 
Jacek is stationed at nearby Fort 
  
Bake Sale Planned 
FOUR TOWNS — The Rebecca 
Circle will have a bake sale at 
the Elizabeth Russell Guild meet- 
ing Feb. 28, at Four Towns Meth- 
    Banquet in the Community Hall Satur- 
day at 7pm. _ | A square dance caller wil! be on| 
    lounge in the building. ° 
the floor to give instruction and 
ito call the dances. 
The Pine Knob teachers hope 
to raise funds to furnish their   
  
Unbreakable Record   
      | WARREN (INS) — A Warren 
\justice of the peace makes sure 
the marriages he performs are 
the high-fidelity kind by giving the | 
bride and bridegroom -a recording 
of the wedding ceremony. 
* * ® 
Fred Nicholson, a former Ma- 
jcomb County prosecutor, said: 
“Weddings ‘are- important and 
iy © make Oe Oe 2 ee 
  
  Act on Speeding, 
Name New Chief, 
Director at Avon 
ROCHESTER—Steps were taken 
at the Avon Township Board meet-| 
ing to set a maximum speed limit 
l'on Crooks.road. The Oakland Coun- 
ty Road Commission received a 
letter requesting that a survey be 
made on Crooks from Auburn road 
north to Adams. 
* * * 
The matter of whether or not to Warren Justice Seals 
Rite With Hi-Fi Discs   | able one for the couples Ia 
| marry.” 
Just to make certain, Nicholson 
igives the couples unbreakable re- 
© | cords, 
Since taking office Jan. 1, 
Nicholson has averaged about four 
weddings a day. 
He got the idea of giving re- 
cords of the ceremonies to cou- 
ples by accident one day when 
he was dictating to his secre- 
| tary. , 
A couple who a . be 
imarried interrupted him and he 
left the dictating machine on. 
When his secretary began tran- 
scribing his dictation, she was 
puzzled by the “I do's’ coming 
over the machine. Nicholson said: 
“I contacted the couple and told 
them they could have a recording 
lof the ceremony. They said they 
enjoyed it so much I decided to 
make it a habit.” 
16 Students in State   
        prohibit hunting in Avon Township 
will go before the State Board of 
Legislature soon. Also, approval of 
the subdivision, Avon Manor Es- 
tates, was given by the Board. 
This property is at the southeast 
corner of John R and Auburn 
Charles Bratton was approved 
for superintendent of Avon Water 
‘Dept, Harold Mille: was ap- 
pointed Fire Chief of the Avon- 
dale Fire Dept. 
Sam Cubba of the Brooklands, 
Fire Dept. reported that the new! 
rescue squad car is now fully 
equipped and ready for action. 
  
\Father, Son Bunquet ? 
‘MMPA Meeting Friday to Be Held Today 
ROCHESTER — The Father and 
Son Banquet sponsored by St. 
Paul's Methodist Church is to be 
“\held toriight at 7 in the church din- 
ing room. The Men’s Club and the 
WSCS are collaborating in the ar- 
rangements, 
      odist Church. Foo Lee, oriental magician, and 
music. . Get Harvard Awards | 
The program will featuré Chung) 
| Bradford and Alden Mills. Scholarships, totaling $16,000, 
have been awarded 26 students 
from Michigan this year, by Har- 
vard College. Officials say that 
some 70 Michigan students are 
enrolled at the school and that six 
Michigan students won the highly 
competitive national scholarship. 
Included in the list are Henry 
W, Vailland of Bloomfield Hills, 
‘James R. Gilles of Franklin and 
Walter D. Hodge of Pontiac, 
who took National Scholarships. 
Receiving a Harvard College 
Scholarship was John D. Bagdade 
of Farmington. 
  
ORTONVILLE — A meeting 
for Detroit area delegates to the Above (1 to r) are planners Mrs. Edith 
Rowley, Charles Winters and Mrs, Hilda Hedden. 
Parents of Vandals 
of a high school door which was 
| $5,000 at a Hazel Park supermar- Scouts on Streets Friday   
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      Sashabaw Koad. 
They will have a refreshment 
stand and a coat check room at; 
the High School for the evening. 
Adult tickets and student tickets’ 
will be on sale at the high school) 
until Friday, ‘ i 
Ethel Rowley, Hilda Hedden | 
and Charles Winters are on the 
planning committee, Shirley Wil- 
son,-and Greta Ortegeson are in 
charge of advertising; Ruth 
Goss, Gordon Spelibringer and 
Barry Breidenbaugh are plan- 
ning the decorations. 
* * * 
George Barrie, principal of Pine 
Knob Elementary School and _his| 
staff of teachers will be hosts to! 
the faculty of Sashabaw School 
ithis afternoon. The visiting teach-| 
ers will make a tour of the new 
Pine Knob building and afterward 
will be served tea and refresh- 
ments, } 
  
to Pay for Damages 
ROMEO — P its of the four 
youngsters who broke 20 windows 
in the Maples School last weekend 
have promised to pay for the dam- 
age, Police ‘Chief Gordon Osgood 
reported today. The children were 
five, six, nine, and ten years old. 
Cost of damage and repair 
was estimated at $225, 
Osgood said his department is 
still investigating the destruction   
smashed by a 16 inch cement 
i block early Sunday morning. 
Oxford Girl. Engaged 
OXFORD — Albert Schoof of Ox- 
ford announces the engagement of 
his.daughter, Beverly Joan, to Har- 
ry Lloyd Johnson. He is the son of 
Mrs, Ambrose Johnson of Illinois. 
No date has been set for the wed- 
ding.   
    
Blaze Damage $5,000 
HAZEL PARK (INS) — Fire 
caused damage estimated at 
ket early today. The blaze broke 
out in the stock room of the Da- 
vis Packing Co, Cause of the 
fire was not immediately deter- 
mined,       “ |1g500 for the proposed civic youth 
center scheduled for construction total amount raised to date is over 
this spring. 
| will cover seout 
Saturday, 
men Mrs. 
Alex McIntyre. They expect the 
advertisements in their paper to) 
cover 
ceeds will be turned into the Ro- 
meo Community Building author-| ‘ der 
Counci — 
Library Budget 
‘Wessels Funeral Home in Pleasant 
‘on Monday. Sixty Goats are ex- 
'pected to attend-- 
chairman, assisted by George 
iGeis. Sargent also is in charge of 
the tickets for the dinner. | Sale to Benefit Center 
ROMEO—Starting at 6:30 Friday | 
ied 
|36, 
For the past two weeks, so 
200 seouts have been busy 
lecting stories and pictures, writ- 
ing, editing, and soliciting adver- 
tising for their paper called “The 
Community Scout.” The stories | 
activities and |   other community projects, biws i 
snatches of humor. 
The sale will continue dhrough | 
according to ¢o-chair-} 
H. A. Miller and Mrs. 
Sts of -printing. All pro- 
ty tre asury, y, they said. - ipl 
Seuthfield’s former unofficial 
* group created in 1950 with no City of Walled Lake) jcmat powers, 
Board Meets, 
5 Major Issues Hears 
    WALLED LAKE — Mrs. Mar- 
garet Hughes, representing the li-| 
‘brary, presented the new budget 
ition here this week, 
* * * 
The report of George Shaw, city, 
‘manager, showed that policemen | 
Williams and Howie would attend | 
a policeman's school beginning 
March 6. i 
The fire chief for the city will 
be Ray Price with Art Graham 
as his assistant. Price also serves 
in this capacity in Commerce 
Township. Because he is-on call | 
24 hours then off 24, Since the 
same organization has been fol- 
lowed, he will work alternate 
days for the city and the town- 
ship. 
The council confirmed the resolu- 
‘tion of the special assessment rolls 
in districts one, two, and three. 
They also authorized the issuance’ 
of bonds and the publication of a 
notice of the sale of .bonds for 
scheduled blacktopping in these 
districts. 
In final business the counci] in- 
troduced a traffic ordinance, One 
condition of the ordinance: Traf- 
fic in both directions must halt, 
within the city limits, when a 
school bus stops, 
County Deaths - Frederick Zobel 
FERNDALE — Service for Fred- 
erick Zobel, 37, longtime resident 
of Ferndale who died suddenly 
yesterday, will be held from Joe             
  
        
Ridge; on Saturday morning. 
Mr. Zobel is survived by his: 
parents Mr. and Mr.. Fredrick 
Zobel and three brothers, Robert,' 
Richard and Francis. 1 
Dinner Dance Set 
by Rochester Lions 
ROCHESTER — The Rochester   held at the Elks Temple, Pontiac, 
* x 
Keith C. Crissman * 
is general, | 
Sargent, L. L. Dunlop and George! Some 24 local clubs, 
morning, local girl scouts will ap-| land youth groups—including the 
pear on downtown streets hébe sell- Girl Scouts—have joined in an all). 
ing their own eight-page newspa- out effort to raise the $15,000 need- 
.. |per-Goodfellow style. 
Purpose of the sale js to raise building. Authority treasurer, Dr. 
Sherman M. Harding, said that the 
ibutions and benefit totals. 
7-Man Group 
man group to be created by ordi- 
nance, 
‘interviewing prospects for the com- 
— is expected to be complete 
by the next regular meeting of the 
Township board Feb,- 26. churches 
start construction of the to 
000. This figure includes contri- 
          To Begin Establishing 
of ‘Legal’ Commission | 
in Area Township 
SOUTHFIELD — Plans are un- 
way to establish a “legal” 
anning commission here, 
* * * 
Township Clerk “Fannie Adams 
said the Township board has given 
the nod to the formation of a nine- 
This will take the place of 
Mrs, Adams said the process of 
ppointments to the commission Boys Club Fund 
Gets Under Way Meet in Auburn Hts. 
for Campaign Kickoff 
to Build New Center 
The official kickoff for the Au- 
burn Heights Boys’ Club Fund. 
raising campaign took place at the 
[Auburn Heights American Legion 
Southfield Plans Hall here. An ultimate goal of 
$150,000 was set for the purpose 
of building a club house to be 
used for the Boys’ Gub activities. 
* * * y ; 
Douglas T. Fowler, president of 
the Board of Directors of the near- 
ly one year old club stated Tues- 
day that a group of citizens inter- 
ested in doing something tangi- 
ble and constructive for the youth 
ot Avon and Pontiac Township 
started the Boys’ Club movement 
in Auburn Heights and patterned 
it after the successful program of 
the Pontiac Boys’ Club. 
The response to date has been 
tremendous with several thous- 
| and dollars having been pledged 
prior-to the kickoff, 
A canvas of the entire commu- 
nity is slated to begin immediately 
and people are urged to contact - 
members of the committee or to 
mail their contributions to the 
‘campaign headquarters in care of 
Heart Newingham, 1925 West Au- 
burn, Rochester. 
County Births 
Feur Towns 
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip   
                    ill be made at that time, she) 
  
ee he C. White of labret read announce the birth of a 
_ baby girl, Chery! Ann. >   
     NO a Bs 
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES NICHOLS 
GINGELLVILLE — A reception 
‘for over two hundred guests at the 
Gingellville 
followed the wedding of Carolyn Community 
Caldwell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 
Joseph C. Caldwell of 4371 Chees- 
iman, Drayton Plains, and Charles 
S. Nichols of 4920 Estes -Dr., son 
of Herman Nichols and Mrs. Carl 
Rhinevoult, 
* * * 
The Rev. Thom as Malone per- 
Lions Club is making final plans formed the candlelight ceremony, 
ifor the annual Dinner Dance to be before the altar of the Emmanuel] 
ith baskets of white mums, 
For the double ring service Center : Carolyn Caldwell Married 
and V neckline in both the front 
and back. A crown headpiece 
of lace and interwoven beads 
secured her veil. Hel cascade 
arrangement was of white -car- 
nations and red rosebuds. 
Mrs, Russell Bowker, sister of 
ithe bridegroom served as matron 
of honor. 
Bridesmaids were Vivian Nich- 
ols, sister of the bridegroom and 
Nancy Caldwell, sister of the bride, - 
Russell Bowker was the best           Baptist Church which was adorned man and Danny Robertson, 
w 
glads, and carnations, brother of the bridegroom, and 
| Norman Tindall were the ushers. | 
| Following their honeymoon in 
Carolyn chose a gown of Chan- |Northern Michigan the couple will 
tilly lace over satin with a full ireside at 2780 James St. in Pon 
beltorina skirt; fingertip sleeves, |tiac.   
  
  
Afternoon Service Performed | 
  
Michigan Milk Producers will 
be held Friday at 10:30, af the 
Union Building, Michigan State 
University, Those attending 
from here will be Alex Solley, 
Merland Gregory, Clarence       
‘Walled Lake Classification for Citizens to Decide’   
School Board Answers Questions on March 11 Vote A special school election ts scheduled for March 11 to vote on 
“Shall the Walled Lake’ Consolidated School District ot 300 oF more qualified choo 
electors. 
“The Board is familiar with the 
  4 to prévide 
  “Pontiac, Berkley, Royal Oak, | 
the third class act. All of these 
districts contain from 1%, to 3 
times the enrollment of Walled 
Lake; * $e... 
“In each instance these districts 
have Boards of Education with 
certain legal powers and responsi- 
bilities,. and apparently they are 
able to d6 what needs to be done 
school facilities. 
* * 
as to which classi-   linterested not in classification but 
lin providing good school facilities; 
and good programs for all of the 
children, in’ this school’ district. 
other brings an endless and point- 
less argument. 
* * * 
“This is a questiin for the citi- 
zens of this school district to de-) 
: of the decision 
  pe gy fication is the better-could-go on 
class s if endlessly. Your Board of Education 
J nee. Beran, $04 te, 3: nlecuncen. 
be) : 2 i AZ eee ae [First Congregational Church in St. Janet Trum 
ROCHESTER — Janet Christine 
Trumble became Mrs. Niles Bush- 
man-on February 16 at an after- 
noon nuptial ceremony held in the 
Clair, 
$1,000,000 School Bonds 
Sold in Imlay 
“IMLAY CITY — The $1,000,000) 
in schoo] bonds were sold Mon: 
day evening at a special meeting 
of the Board of Education. The 
First of Michigan Corporation 
First of Michigan _ Cooperation 
bought them for an average in- 
terest rate of ge The 
premium paid was . y 
« x 18 2. 
The district voted Oct. 16 to 
build a new high school to: house 
500 to 600 students with room ex- 
pansion. This udés a gym- The Rev.   
              ithe needs and 
     nasium, © fe. by % ft, Robert Burgess, 
ja shoulder length veil and -her ble Marries 
formerly of Rochester, performed: 
the rites ‘before members of the: 
immediate families. 
* * * 
The bride chose an afternoon 
dress of pale blue Chantilly lace 
with bouffant skirt and fitted be- 
dice for her wedding. Hef stiny 
hat, made of the same lace, had 
jaccessories were in the same pas 
tel shade, She carried a bfidal 
nosegay made of gardenias and 
white rosebuds. 
Attending ber sister as maid 
of honor was Joann Trumbie 
who wore a gown of cafe gu lait 
in silk* peau de soie. 
Robert Paquette served as best 
and Mrs. 
Street, in the evening. Parents of 
the are Mr. Mrs, 
Clarence ‘ Bushman, also Jf Roch- 
rester. 
Following a honeymoon in St. 
Louis, the young couple will make 
their homie in Rochester. 
f ; TO A SALESMAN 
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The man we're looking for has real sales ability. 
He likes to meet people. He’s enthusiastit. He 
wants an income that is well above average for 
his family, and will roll 
automobiles. He is: ready to take ac 
interesting new products on the market — 
If that sounds like you, see us now. ‘ TO HOLD 
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ratk_at-selling the most 
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    A reception was held at the! 
home of the bride's parents, Mr.’ 
Leon Trumble of Fifth) the car that for the past three years outsold 
every other car in America except two of the 
best-known smaller cars—Buick.       We'll give you thorough sales training, hot 
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" ‘THE BERRYS 4 By Carl Grubert| 
  
      HES A CHIP. J-NO DEAR. 
        
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‘And Piles Up Cash Saving for Taxpayers   
Probation Salvages Human Beings| 
By PETE LOCHBILER isons on probation, 53 of them'change his ways without a prison. During the probationary time, |” 
sentence, he may order a proba- the probationer must report period-) ~ women. This is an increase of 66 
County probation officers place persons’ more than. on. Jan. 1, an inestimable value on the human j95¢. 
dignity saved by the probation — 
program. 
But Chief Probation Officer 
Arthur P. McKenna can also point 
to cold figures-showihg saving for, McKenna figures that 12.9 per 
society made possible by his cent of the probationers failed to 
gepartment last year. | live up to the oppartunity granted 
“The fact probation saves | >Y the judge. 
people from the degradation ef | Probation works this way: 
a prison sentence, and possibly | The probation department steps 
“from a career of crime, would (in at the time when the criminal 
more than fustify its existence,” jis awi aiting sentence. It makes a 
McKenna said, j comple te investigation of the crim- 
proba »  imal's life. This is called pre-sen-. 
ee ed. “It _ further, tence reporting and the Oakiand 
th A phwl . - ee County Probation Department 
to the saat a acceradanl jmade 502 such reports last year 
* * + , | With this report in mind, the 
|judge passes sentence. He maj 
He pointed out that it costs an imprison an offender ke feels is 
average a $849. fs a = to aid dangerous, or liable to repeat, or 
‘one person in prison, while proba- | whose crime is severe. tion costs approximately $45 a * an * 
_— | If he feeds the criminal may 
T sons newly placed on probation 
and 289 discharged. 
COSTS PILE UP — ae fi 
In addition, cost of confinement) 
tae oe Tne nJapanese Villages 
agencies have to step in and) TOKYO — The Japanese Govern- 
take care of them. iment reports that 98 per cent of 
“In contrast,” SeKennn sald, jits goal of reducing the number 
“probationers continue to work in lot smal] towns and, villages by 
the community. During last year, |two thirds through amalgamation 
Oakland County probationers jprogram started three years ago 
earned $794,125 in industry, busi- there were 9,622 small towns and 
pess and professional life.” villages. Now the number has been 
jcut to 2,475 as a result of some 
Another saving comes through 2.209 mergers. The purpose is to 
the duty of the department not'raise financial and administrative 
only to bt ceca — iency in local government, 
activities io collect all cabaeciansnasiieguslieasaaeaed 
amounted | to $40,947 Last a NEW YORK—The nation’s elec-| 
McKenna said. itric utilities sold 530 billion kilo- 
ae watt hours of. electricity during 
INCREASE SHOWN . bee a 1) per cent increase over | 
~  belenaoo there — 1955.   tionary sentence, usually of from ically to his probation officer and |i 3 
one to three years. live up to the t terms of his sentence. | 
i= 
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26, 1957 at P.M. E.S.T. in the Commission 
Chambers, Chey | Hall, 35 S. Parke Street on Intention 
to Construct the following public improvements: 
2” ASPHALTIC CONCRETE RECAP, CURB 
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W. line Lot 1.A.P..158; 
North side South Boulevard from Drexel to Sanford: 
West side Baldwin Avenue from Montcalm to ‘Merrimac; 
South side Montcalm Street from Corwin to Summit; 
East side East Baulevard trom Pike to Auburn: , 
North side South Boulevard from Going to East Boulevard: 
West side joslyn Avenue from Fourth to N. Line Lot 107 | 
Highwood Sub. 
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  hose imagination, ambi. = have made him one of tion and 
the giants of 
world's ment 
After World War-3i>with money 
scarce and his best artists s(ill in 
the army, Disney found it impos- 
sible to produce feature-length 
cartoon, He — 
with a mixture of “live” actors 
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HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Walt ogg films badly diluted the 
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Walt’s next stride in television 
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In the midst*+of all this, the 
medium that made Walt Disney 
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known figures is slipping into the 
background, 
“We won't make so many pic- 
tures like ‘Sleeping Beauty’ from 
now on,” Walt admits with a 
whisper of regret, “It takes a 
  special touch to do them, and to 
  
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i Youngstown ‘Sheet rose more 
than a point and Bethlehem gained 
a major fraction but U. S. Steel 
backed down a bit. 
  
  
  
  
    
    
  
  
  
    
  
Mystery Sniper 
Still at Large 
in Port Huron 
beat HURON (INS) — Another 
zee at fy 
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ny ; 
No.1, 
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GO, Feb. 20 
enivale 66; track 
men 
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conbe: demand 
DI 
Dotson, cases icale, Mo. <a 
Isaaben: 10 1s bo. om 
wer Valle 
Viale 4; gat 
air; 
steady; Piorida Round Reds 1,00-1 “ad bu. 
50 30-d case; 
mail 7.50-8.50. 
CHICAGO POTATOES 
(AP)—Potatoes old; 
total U.S. ship- 
609; old; supplies liberal; demand 
-| Park, Birmingham, Pontiac on 
: the Oakland County Sheriff's De- 
  DETROIT EGGS ETROIT, Feb. 20—(AP)—Eggs, f. 0. b. 
included, federal state 
  
  
  
    
          
    
    
      
            
   
     
to 1.00 ber aay 
feeders abow' 
  1 ice and 
1700-19-50; 
canners and 
vealers 28.00 
= phantom sniping” was reported | most! 
in Port Huron today. 
Dr. Frank K. Beck, a prominent 
Port Huron physician, said he and 
   
evision last night when they heard 19.50; 
a noise. 
The doctor said he thought it 
was part of the TV program while 
his Wife believed a car had back- 
fired. 
They favantignted, he tad petiee, 
and toand the glass te thelr Hhrary 
cracked. Officers said 
    ye Me nigh h prime 
; standard » 
prime 
olendard "bet ers 
13.00; utility and commercial ay 10.75- 
Balable shee: oad os p 3,000; 
about shorn lambs oti 3 cull to choice — ewes 6.00- sales —aaprt sna 
12 
1100-1300 Ib, cers 
grade steers 
rs 15.80-17.00: 
heifers 20.00- 
heifers 
down to 
cutters 8.50-11.25; 
utility and commercial bulls 1% 00-16.00; 
load of good 
Th. feeding seers 
iter lambs ‘slaw 
= act! steady 
Big.stee: Sere oeteearote, mall his wife, Emily, were watching tel-|" to 108 Ib: load] 
  
Raises Triple 
  Monday’s Blood Drive 
Amount Safety Council 
Waits Revision . Proposed County Laws 
Must Be Clarified Before 
| ceeere Is Approved 
Adoption of the proposed bylaws 
: of the Oakland County Safety Coun- 
cil was halted Wednesday night 
jjafter the one and one half hour 
s,;meeting and discussion period end- 
-ied in the decision to ‘‘start from 
-\scratch"’ and draw up a new set 
of rules to clear up misinterpreta- 
tions and’ omissions. 
Twenty eight persons repre- 
‘| senting Oakland County units of 
government, corporations and as- 
sociations attended the meeting 
called by Howard K. Kelley, 
chairman. Those a were 
from Waterford Township, Fern- 
dale, South Lyon, 
Hills, Royal Oak, Huntington 
Woods, Madisen Heights, Oak 
partment and Juvenile Home, 
Temporary Chairman Frank Van 
Atta, Waterford township chief of 
police, conducted the meeting held 
to discuss the organization of the 
  Bloomfield [ eee communication of Pon] 
tiac Lodge No. 21, F&AM, Fri., 
Feb. 22. Work in MM. i 
Lodge opens 5:30 p.m. Dinner 6:30 
p.m. Wm. H. , WM. Adv. 
Semi-public installation of offi- 
— Se > order 
of Amaranth, inde . 22nd, 
8 p.m., 22 State St Adv 
News in Brief 
' Edna Edgil, 25, of 537 Brockton, 
Madison Heights, was committed 
to the Oakland County Jail for 20 
days by Justice Harry McQuinn, 
of Clawson, Wednesday in lieu 
of a $65 fine for drunk driving. 
Elveda Fortier, 403 Franklin 
Rd., told Pontiac Police she was 
knocked down and robbed of her 
black leather purse containing a 
set of rings valued at $150 and a 
valued at $50, by an unknown man 
at S. Bivd., W. and Franklin Rd. 
about. 5 a.m. Sunday. 
Oakland County Sheriff's De- 
partment are investigating a 
break-in of a trailer owned by 
Charles Moore, 5151 Clintonville 
Rd., Independence Township, 
where juveniles are suspected of 
stealing 150 pounds of copper wire 
Owners of Ma’s Truck Stop, pair of black hornrimmed glasses} 
and 15 feet of cable, valued at $48.) 
   “Lodge Calendar [Predict Boost 
‘in Auto Sales Finance Experts Say 
Spring Boom Will Aid 
State Revenues 
LANSING (# — Two state fi- 
nance experts said today they are 
betting that automobile sales will 
pick up substantially ir the spring, 
with a resultant boost in state 
sales tax revenues. 
“We frankly are ccunting on the 
auto industry coming through," 
said State Controller James W. 
Miller, in an appearance before 
the house taxation committee. 
Largely for that reason, he 
said, the state budge’ department 
is sticking with its original pre- 
diction that Michigan will collect 
$28 million dollars from the sales 
tax during the current fiscal 
year, 
Officials of the State Revenue 
Department took a dimmer view of 
the sales tax. outlook at a com- 
mittee hearing last week, forecast- 
ing a top of 315 milhon dollars, 
STUDY PROSPECTS . 
Representatives of the two state 
agencies, were summoned by Com- 
(R-Tipton) to a series of hearings 
to study prospects for state reve- 
nues in 1957-58. 
State budget director Frank M. 
Landers backed up Miller's fore- 
cast, saying sales tax collections 
always have picked up in the 
last two quarters of the fiscal 
year. 
Except for the auto and furniture 
industries, he. saic. collections 
showed increases during January 
throughout the state, mittee Chairman Rollo G. Conlin; of. year,’ he said. “Everybody is 
depressed in January, .When the 
weather warms up, the whole reve- 
nue picture will pick up toot” 
tenths: of one per cent in four of 
the last eight years. 
“We base our forecasts on a long 
range, 18-month basis and a short 
range six-month basis,"’ he said. 
“It's a dangerous practice to re- 
vise estimates month by month,” 
Miller said what he described as 
his ‘‘conscious optimism’ is based 
on consultations with business, eco- 
nomic and industria! experts, 
Fisher Body Expands   
Engineering Program 
DETROIT (INS) — General Mo- 
tors today announced an expand- 
ed engineering program for its 
Fisher Body division. 
James E. Goodman, GM vice 
president and Fisher Body General 
Manager, said James H. Wernig, 
division chief engineer, has been 
appointed to head the enlarged 
activity. 
Wernig has been:named general 
director of product engineering, 
die engineering, process develop- 
ment, production engineering and 
related activities. 
Goodman said the new en- 
gineering program coordinates the 
several related fields of product 
_|design, manufacturing processes, 
production engineering, forward 
planning, tollg and methods, pro- 
duct analysis, experimental and 
development work.   
Brazil Ups Steel Output 
RIO JANEIRO — Brazil 
prod ,842 tons of steel ingots 
in the first half of 1956, a 10 per 
cent increase over in 
  “This is a very peasimistic time     ~iwho have investments in the plan. Sears Employes 
Share in Profits 201 Workers Build 
Security by Investing 
Savings in Company 
’ Local employe investments in 
Sears, Robuck & Co.'s savings 
and profit sharing pension fund 
have reached $1,418, 910, local 
Store Manager Frank S. Lyndall 
said today. 
Lyndall made the announcement 
at a meeting of the 201 employes 
As of Dee, 31, 1956, lecal fund 
members had 35,874 shares of 
Sears stock and additional se- 
curities and. cash amounting to 
$1,031,380 to their credit, Lyndall 
said. Taking the year-end mar- 
ket value of $28.75 per share for 
the Sears stock and adding the 
cash and miscellaneous invest- 
ments brings the group’s total 
investment to $1,418,910. : 
All regular employes with one 
year of service are eligible for 
membership in the fund. Nearly 
130,000 Sears employes are mem- 
bers, S 
* * * 
Total assets of the fund now 
exceed $738 million, Of 
amount about $114 million repre- 
sents deposits from the wages and 
salaries of members, 
The fund 
year's end, 
The fund was created in 1916. 
Its purpose is to encourage reg- 
  the first six months of 1955. this 
is also the largest 
single stockholder, owning slightly 
more than 2% per cent of the 
‘leompany’s outstanding stock at * 
This company 
credited to members’ accounts on 
a basis determined by their 
length of service and their annual 
contribution. 
  Enters Innocent Plea 
to Charge of Fraud 
Orville C. Healy, 36, of 1895 Wel- 
lington St., pleaded innocent be- 
fore Municipal Judge Maurice Fin- 
negan Wednesday when he was 
arraigned on a warrant. charging 
fraud, 
Healy was freed on a $200 per- 
sonal bond pending trial Feb. 28. 
Healy, employed at the Baldwin. 
Rubber Co., 366 E, South Blvd., is 
accused of making false state- 
ments and representations to ob- 
tain unemployment compensation, 
with intent to defraud, totaling | 
$1,134,   
    
    
    
  
      
    
            
             
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  New Jersey) w. firm. Whites: Grade A jumbo 39%-43, 
oF Cee cde one wees id, an oo a: council. He sajd he would recom-| 1096 S. Lapeer Rd., reperted to 
etd. 34; small 31. Grade B,|Mend that Mayor Kelley, of Royal|the Oakland County Sheriff's De- 
New York Stocks intge 36. * Grade A large, 34%-36. wta.|Oak, appoint a new committee to| partment that someone had en- 
‘ ove. 35. = draw up a new constitution, tered the restaurant and taken 
—————— Genmmetiaty graied: te te * * & an unknown amount of change 
’ . rade A extra 35; large 
~ Admiral ..... 12.3 Inspir Cop .... 481/33 sa¥se3ee; “medium 31-32% Grade 'B| Loopholes were found in the|from the cigarette ag ge 
Ais Red ...-- 47 faterlok Tr, ... 28 [lenge 31. ae A, extra large 24-25;|7U6S: Membership and authority to machines plus pennies from the 
Allied ie - 28 int Harv -- 1+ 36.6) lar large 3-98; medium 31-31%. Grade *% vote, when the group discussed the|cash register this morning. 
“allis Chal ... 33. bee 101, bylaws. 
: Wnt Paper ....100.6 ba: teady as trade is . i sale. Presby- sium Lad i int Tel & Tel. 313| rather dull. Supplies of extra large and) The object of the council will be een Oheren a v 
Am Sek”: HA demas Mao Etlnet mum of premium otaibed ver|t0) Promote ‘and assist: in commu|to Ham. a“ 1] e oe P rr erin, F 
Am Sn HE RAMRSGUy th] re moderate and ample Medium in|) Suvety “fomber payee ‘0| Rummage Sale, 128 W. Pike St. Am Ges & 8). 3 Coan | | light supply and cemcoretinae short. |decrease the number and cost 0 Sat. Feb. 23, 8 am. OES. 396. 
Am M & Fdy 33.1 Loew's . : 19.3 public, home, industrial and traf- . a Adv 
ae oo 120 5 Com a7 fic accidents. ; 
‘Am tkewe 3, Marino raat. Poultry If your friend's in jall and needs saves 4 S is = = i 
Am Smelt. 505 Mead Cp .... 35.5 DETROI? POULTAE — 5 vail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA _— 
Am Tel & Tel 176.5 Merck. ...,. 312 “ Grain Prices : Am Tob ..... ny oad Sd ss 3 a ncen t oib Detroit for Ko. 1 = 
a ae dian Mam -. $0 So CHICAGO GRAIN | 
Armour St! _... 55.2 Mont Ward sas a4 Heavy type bens \0-20; “light tg "CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (AP) — Open to- th 
Armour & Co. = ja. ... 37 |13; heavy broilers or fryers (2%-3%@ Ibs): day oun ed $ 
° 25. Mueller Br |. 29 Whites 22-23; Gray Crosses 25-26; Barred WHEAT May 1434! : 
Atchison ...".. 24 Nat Bisc .... 37.1|Rocks 26-27. Caponettes (44% Ibs) 22;ingar |, 232% RYE 
Atl Refin ~ 43.1. Nat Cash R .. 40.2) (5-6 Ibs) 25%-28; ducklings 31-32; heavy way 230%, Mar 1.32% | Lee K. (Doc) Arthaud 
Aveo Mf . 65 Nat ty ... 3% it turkey hens 27. a 6c... 2.244— .May 1.34%] = 
Balt & O} 426 Nat Gype ... 37.6| Market fully steady on heavy and/Sep 226 © Jiy . 1.32 | LAKE ORION — Service for 
Benquet ..... 13 NY Cent ..... 28.7) light type fowl as farm offerings are | Dec 2.29% LARD 
pes et - 903 and short to a moderately goad|Mar ....... 1.30% Mar _ 1812) Lee K. (Doc) Arthaud, 64, of 49 
Bony Alum... 238 We Asm. Ay. S0.4/Qemeat eS cnad e ae eelae So lame oD ** 1$13| Park Island Rd. here who died 
Bond - 143 Nor Pac ..... 4 . - Ms . 18.00! sudden! esterday will be held Serden " 533 Newst Airiin 15 |*? resisting prices. Caponettes fully | Sep 1374 Sep 1 su y y vf 
Borg Warn ... 39 Ohio 39 |see4y on fancy quality which ere clear-| OATS Ort - 1478) trom Allen's Funeral home on Brings "13:4 Owens In Gl $9.4|/{2K, readily but bulk of offerings are|/Mar - 15%. Britt My |.. 441 Dan A W Air is.6jcrainery quality end slow to cleat Friday at 4 p.m. The Rev. Walter 
Beed Co... 176 Penh Bl... St lary scarce ey) Ut Offerines _ |¢. Ballaugh will officiate. After tT ° m oe w - z 
Cal Pack ... 386 Parke Da .... 44 Delegate From India this service his body will be taken! 
Calum & H .. 12.5 ponmer, Jc .. 82 CHICAGO POULTRY 4to Jones Funeral Home, Washing-| Cdn Pac ..... 31 Pa execs $091 CEGAGO Seb. $0 Capital Airt .. 22.6 Cola .. 21.1 (AP) — Live poul- ’ . ’ ton, Iowa, for services on Sunday | Carrier Cp ai Prier 45.4|*TY full steady on’ caponettes and steady Cater ““o26 Petes “p''!! 53.g/08., the mee; receipts 605 coops; e€po @ rious at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in; 
Cen Tt Ps _ 305 Philo wigs" 43 pba faip dae cadl gras new ee Elm Grove Cemetery, there. 
po 2} P ect” °° 483/16; mostly 14%-1 light hh 
Serr a to Paeane o'.. talt8i: ole "roosters. 12-12%, tans Rocks NEW YORK Wu — The condition) Mr. Arthaud ts survived by 
Cities Sve eae 4 &G .. 42 a ‘ae te 30-28: — Pista Waal a Si of India's roving ambassador, V.} one son, Richard Lee, of Lake 
Stioas =. 4 pod aes yy Ib. 23, ys over 2°\k. Krishna Menon, was described) Orion and twa grandchildren. 
pag a RY oar Repub” rh rn a3) jpecay [By Mey phyeicien # —— The family requests that memo- Sal Fein sees CF tex Drug sace AT Livestock gerous — it could lead’ to any- rial tributes be sent to the. Lake| 
( Bas ee | ey Tob ws: bez thing.” Orion Branch of the American, Come + 28 Rock Spe... 27.7 DETROIT LIVESTOCK Dr. William M. Hitzig, who has Societ 
Con N Gas :.. $03 | ~ hg, Sr DETROIT. Feb. 19 (AP), — ‘vspa —|cared for Menon for five years,|Cancer Society. Consum . ¥ — Salable * “ ‘ 
Cont Can"... 82 St ROE, Pap -- $0.6) y tows and gilts sinevenly steedy 5 anid he could not predict “what John Walter Fox Cont COP&S .. 135 ** 32 ; few more c sorted No. 1/Will happen’’- if the ambassador Copper Rng .. 382 Sears BoP -- 3 |and 2 180-240 Ibs 38 ‘cents higher; sows i OXFORD — Service for John| Corn Pd ...... 28.4 “ slow, about stead sales ‘minea|catties out his intention to be on 
Gurtiss Wr... 43.9 Sinclair ...>.. 57.2/ Weight "and grade No 1 to) berrows the UN. Security C il floor| Walter Fox, 80, of Powell street! 
Deere... ...-. 292 Soeony .:...- S03iand silts 1 Ibe 16.50.17 00." moet NN. Security Councht nor! here, who died at his residence Det Edison .., 39.1 Sou Pac ..,.. 42.5\more uniform No 1 and 2 190-220 Ibs|when a resolution on the Kashmir Dis C Seag ... 30 Sou Ry - 43 (17.25. with closely sorted mostly. No Tuesday, will be held from the) Doug Aire .... 79 a++ 20.8/17.50; No 2 300 Ibs 7 Ae question comes up senin, perhaps 
Dow Chet .... 59.1 “ cop ae = few heavier weigbie 15.50 do own: some today. Flumerfelt Funeral _Home_ at 2) 
Past air Lc. at. std Ol Ind $3.1/No 1, 2 end 3 sows, under 480 "Tbs. * ® & p.m. Friday. Burial will be in 
Bast Kod... $42 Std OU NI -- $8.7) Caiewhalante 000." Hedine cies aga] The 5Syear-old Menon collapsed| Oxford Cemetery with the Rev. Mus ..... 34 Stevens JP .. 208 Sesat, cows aban. Relfers. mostly iduring the Security Council ses- Robert Morris offi 
ly IB he? agg pe nt ‘gg. |stockers and feeders unchanged; little|sion ‘yesterday and spent the two- Mr. Fox is s§ 
Firestone .....@1  Suther Pap \. 31-4 Steers, “with ‘some choice’ and prime|hour lunch recess under — seda-| brother, Jesse J. 
Preept Sul... 91 pylv El Pa .. 41 [stars De aD to 21.50 and above: itives. But he returned to the aft-/nieces and two Prueh Tre »..- 7 Touae, Co 2. at & 14.00.17 00: scattered sales individual jernoon session and remained until G 
Gen Dynam .. 60.5 Textron ..... 41-T|slaughter heifers 18 "80; ‘wuility and the Council veted on a resolution zeergs Recgher 
Foe 22. Ma Thom, Pa + Bee imtandard beiters most ., 13461650: lon the Kashmiir dispute. LAPEER — Service for George) 
— dais - 3 Tran W Air 168 tarp and cutters monty ROH ew , Boogher, 85, who died Monday in’ 
Gen Shoe : a8 a Gartiae 38 Calves a — Veaiers, general W Ik’ Si ] Tennessee will be held from the 
Gen Tire... .. 69.2 ar re 38 q|prime vidua: wlan abet d a. 1gna Ss Baird Funeral Home at 11 a.m., 
Gerber. Prod '” 48.4 Unit = and, low , choice, | mostly | 21.00-27 00: . today. B aS | wit be in Hunters) 
Boor Galt Pray .": 12/2 sendy ctanaes gigs: elite, Be Flashier — |Creek ¢ Gren Paine... 14 OS Lines .... 334 ee eek ke eG MScapter amb 5 : Surviving Mr. “Boogher are two 
ee Be..c. el OS ee ---- ‘4|Monday’s ‘high time; trading somewhat Without F lashi n children, Nicholas of Tennessee Gt Wet s....21 US i 60.6 /less active ay; sheep steady: A : 
Greyhound + RS Soloed Sl 4 carty sales £0 ee and Mrs. Janet Tucker of Illinois. 
Hersh Choc.... 49 Westg El | §3.5|some held. higher; increased. su ply} Members of the city’s electrical 
‘s : 2" white Met iF rT pad Fame and choice onl at 20.00 department today began switching) . | 
1 Cent °..... 55.17 Woolw one 8 utility, and food Tovled lambs 17 $0-19.00, the ‘don't walk’ pedestrian sig- Business Notes ngust Ray a Yngst & pelts Je. 00-19. 50, inelud ing deck choice/nals to a steady signal instead of 
Ul to choice wooled. slaughter” sheep =) oe Sa Jack a. Emerson,| the promotions of two Rochester STOCK AVERAGES a partment superintendent, an-| ~ : 
NEW YORK—(Compiled by the As- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK nounced. residents to Chrysler sales posts, 
sociated Press): CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (AP)—Salable hogs| The change, in some 50 signals,|@t Center Line were announced to- 30 €0 (6,000; active and uneven; generally 4 = J signals, day by the ; Indust Ralls Dill. stocks higher = 3 higher! sows; instances|\WaS recommended by the State oy yt peak tase 
Prev. day ......248.8 121.9 oe — = on butch-| Highway Dept. to “‘conf ith amed manager of new car and cabinets. —— 244.6 120.7 73.1 170.3|¢rs over 270 Ib. h way : conform wi me aaa 
Month ‘eve 255.7 128.2 73.5 177.0/Ping demand for Their aiceon: ce: mixed|national standards.” training wes Ott Kindshoven, = WHILE THEY LAST! * vaceet BATH $ 95 Year 8g0 .....-- 254.6 135.6 73.6 178.9|grade 2-3 190-250 Ib. butchers 17.00-|  « ‘ ; F 1535 Northumberland . “ 
1956-57 high ....2763 158.1 76.9 191.5|17.25; several lots mixed 1-3 mostly 1-2; |) he pedestrians will still have eee Also included $ 95 1956-87 low ......2406 1184 60.6 168.0 fica ypteed head lots No.jtime to complete a crossing,” Stuart P. Hutchins, of 1062 Ham-|] Kicnen te». lar os a pot Bist WASHER-CABINET —+4 TU BS 
is SS thee 672 148.8|8orted for grade 17.75: ne. “4 bool les Emerson said. The change will not lin Rd., was appointed assistant SINK COMBINATIONS and CABINET SINKS, all sizes. - : Crate -Merred and 
aoe ib. 16.80-17.00; smali volume No. 3 310-\affect the timing of the signals,|director of the sales training de-|m cy" ‘4 ‘Be price togs on these items EXTRA LOW, bs paTROIT ‘STOCKS F340 Ib. 16.25-16.50; larger lots mixed “e =. ent at the Cent (C. J. Nephler Co.) = poms. 378-856 tb. 18. 18.50.1628; tew|he emphasized. ; partment at the Center Line in- 
Figures after decimal points sre eighths ies0 sn — ot Bled spony will bring both the — hi ; Speciclists j , Kitchen Le 
High Low Noon cattle 14,000; calves 200; steers | ‘“walk”’ “don't walk’’ or to his a ntment, - 2 Compartment aten ites. & tantp, Cone et leee rally slow ence to ves 200; steers ae cae it walk” into a Fidei the weenie ——_ peciali pod ray es rae itchen Layouts at WASH 21x32-Inch 
Ri cS sss 15.4 16.4 : : : : - H | 
Ross Gear Co. moe ne 23.6 During the changeover, workers) Sales manager ‘for the Dodge Di- orce ection of LAUNDRY BASINS = ie here 
G, 1. Oil & Chem. Co,*.. 31° 23 25\will replace the tubing in the|vision. Hutchins was Dodge's TRAY = 
Peninsviar Mf. Prod. Co...10 10. 10 . “walk” signs‘to make them bright-| national used car merchandising Stainless 
Rudy Mig. Co.........-I7- 417 11.9] ome poser M0 ©. ;/er to the pedestrian, Emerson said. | manager. os 
giedo Edison Co... 13.6 134 156i ae: ees sm to ayne 6, Products Co. iA USlSoete sn A git io sale: bid and — bulls fairly active, stew tad venlers steady 
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SYLVAN VILLAGE New 3 bedroom ranch. Vesti-   
bule entrance. Large li room 
with 1 . fir ce, Tramic 
= bath. Beautiful dream kitch- 
basement — t posge 
2 trees and lake priv sd ri pa sy 
‘ear Auburn Heights 
2 bedroom. Living room and kitch- 
en. Gas heat, Automatic bot wa- 
Large jot. fiom 
for quick sale at only $650 down. 
. RILEY, Broker Lake Rd. PE 41157 
WATKIN 5 
HILLS 
Open ‘Daly Eom. Select Yaur le Hes 
Ba ou; road Se a roe. 
ENNEDY * 
  
      
  
                  
    
  
    
  
  
  
    
  
GILES REALTY CO. #2 W. Huron St. 
Open   
2 
TRIPP DROOM 7$'x125° Pioneer Hich- — Pius features: 
— ak. _ din- : room 
at inside ro vt base- ment, a hed garage. All 
this and lake priv Piss. too! 
Priced at 'y $26, with 
$8,000 down 
ae ee only $14. 950 with $3,700 down, Spaci-   
      
basement, 
garage auto. 
White 6 room, family 
home, a fireplace, i 
; et Sie "4 mi ; 
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Leslie R. Tripp, Rea Realtor 75 ta 
    FE 5-6175   
  
  
  
      
DRAYTON PLAINS _After 6, OR 31708 
KENT Established in 1916     a | 
      
ers 
sell, #acrifice tor $9.500 term 
        SEMITNOI ©: HILLS—West Troquots 
Owner transferred, = 
IT WILL SOON—Be time-to do you 
FLOYD KENT. Realtor 2200 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph Fre Bae 7 § 1   
WILL IAMS LAKE $650 
BEDROOM parted ll home. 
Hes privileges, 5 eee lo-. 
— Payments $60 per 
mon 
CRESCENT LAKE 
NICE RANCH style bun- 
galow with 2 car attached! gore, Full cmon. oil 
t, $2,500 down. 
  hear Huron 3-bedrooms, pleas- 
ant 23 ft. living roon, large 
fireplace, large light dinin F C: W. od room ra mote _— . . oO Oy en asement, new 
t 3 ; — | REALTOR OR 3-1235 ap A bod garage $13,006 OFFI OPEN 67 > 
After 7, - Seg 0 WELT. LOCATED nae other Corner Williams Lake Road & M50 
ood «homes Built’ rm rnioss 
jot 80K160, near schools & Luth 4 BEDROOMS i. eran, Baotist and Ladv of 99 x 36 living room, fireplace, 
room, mige omay Ritehes | soiree er 16 = 1, Mx 3 a 8 - i" nin x en, huge shade trees, lots’ of flow- baths, pon ra wa rs, rid corner in ‘61 jot. Built 
@ only $24,500 with terms. 
$1000 DOWN spring planting Over 1 acre of room 
fine garden soil ard an all in- basement bedroom ——— | 
sates 2 bee. Cr ek Titers | breene’ large corner fenced & ait ao On: oe with | yard, price, immedi om we pays, ate possession, 
. gt a ig wed street? SEOR rT rifieing Built en 7056. + 
prod cape we Ca tS pinste living room with boot gg ; red oak foo Rea new dpe mor ooni46 ath wale oak 
rice $1 $1,506 down, | boards, uae 3190 er beautiful   
            
                  bag id sides Lt ai — Onl 
$11,280 LITTLE FARM—Modern 
$2,000 
home _ attached ga: 
. Oak floo basemen’ floors & stered 
fai, Be good condition hy “4 session. Almost p—~Ti _and._just at -edge of 
; |g 90 Te. brick. 3 be 8 ~“Larg re : 8. Loy s . Paved st, Ex- 
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    WM. H. KNUDSEN REA 
510 Pontiac State 
FE 44516 Eves. Call ‘ee 2-8503 
BROWN DOWN — Lovely 3: bedroom 
Ss erate? ‘ome. Privileges on Cass 
‘Lake. Priced at only $5,950. Bet- 
ter look at ‘hig one.   
y two 
bungalow 
on eral Aluminum storms. & 
sereens Plastered alls, Sree. 
set 
Own- 
suit,   Brick planter. A real value 
er leaving city, Termis to 
6 
room home with full basement. 
Gas furr -Sereens & 
‘ge 
& grapes. Very 
nicely landscaped Priced to sell. 
DOWN-=-Lovely ranch 
Re 
condition 
ing. minum storms and 
gh go ee school. 
Vacant—Built in 1952. 
Four bedroom home oft East 
Pike St. Basement, a very 
good kitchen Seven large 
closets Laundry tubs, fruit 
wall-to-wall carpet- 
At $12.450; terms can be ar- 
ranged. 
West Tennyson #1.4%5 will move you into 
this new home New car- 
peting. Pci water softener, 
be bought chea is ig a 7 basaaie for $8. with low. 
ly payments. 
New Sub. in City | og three-bedroom = 
ey gas, bi heat, gas hot w ter heat Cement rive. Vestibule. with closet, New 
Sesemed ang tect ‘prise assumed | 
y OAc. Low down pay- - 
GI HOMES : We have several older > 
s that can bought 
‘ Ses for inform wi tion. 
GAYTORD     LH. BROWN. Realtor 
      sane = 5. mma FE sor 
       
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
975 Baldwin ave. FE _4-6203 
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge   
- 140 ACRES Located off Rocnester Rd. tn La- 
peer County Good «andy joam 
soil, 5 tm e. util, and bath. 
36 rh. tte stalls. i 
house, silo, ay. house, co’ 
erib, O80 poole ear qurage. 
  with eation 24x11) bloc 
iding. 2 metal grain Lo- 
cated 10 miles a - Piint. 
$35,000, cash to : VAS 
‘RIDGEWA * REALTOR 
"2 rae 4-6203 | . 
MS: AND ACREAGE | Can In Rutledge OR 32-1111, PE 4-0003, 
  
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Yes, Whatever it is — dial 
FE 28181 for an ad- 
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Buy Thru Partridge — 
  
“LET'S TALK BUSINESS” 
Sandwich Sho 
bus : 
pn yg ey eal money maker. & 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
  List Thru Partr ridge ‘ 
      
    
   
         
     
         
   
   
     
        
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For Sale Houses 43 Fer Sele Honees 43, CARNIVAL ‘by Dick Turner 7] Fer Sale Hones 43; __ For Sale Lake Prop. 44) Sale Business Property 49 nti in ~ " 7 aes : * & 5 : : : : i = 2 : 
R 7 “ner “BOE tl Goel pr ND < a ‘ GI RESALE | . CANAL LOT a COMME ates 10% | 
a} hod: - a cd Lovely 2 bedrm, built in ‘S5.| Cass Lake. 56 with com: meni - e 
: down $67 per month K cash or o ez} BRICK 4FAMILY a ol DRAYTON INCOME | pening. means one Nene meas aaah CLOSE IN, $22,500 _ Coup © | zonED COMMERCIAL | BF ee IDGEWAY 3 On | Pua a oes + 345 Oakland i. 5-044: 5, Tex ln RnB g pte! ou'll vit be ant beast go Due ‘Hey, a Be CM) i % 015 Baldwin ain 4-6203 iaKevnone nom 23-1864 s é ce onan ences ong When you ~~ room, 2 home w: -= A Ere e fenced lot, $1,500 Dn return, Full price only $22,500 on 2 bedroom rench home, all _— nt te eeah VETS pees, jaree ; : : ie a1 tage. = hoe cee hoor. Pi * asement to FOUVOH ACRE LAKE PRIVILEGE TOF : . he ear car vsitaehed garage. Beauti-; = pPas gee Ey f 4 . $290 DOWN Union Seotes Sub. Inquire 1673; WARD E. PARTRIDGE with eplcture ae living pen — *13,000. Favorable é ‘ ¥ ole $85 M0. vyutts --20 YR. Boer. OS LAKEPRONT BRIE REALTOR FE 43581 - A or at- ii 25—3 bedrm. frame ranch homes, tractive home near Williams Lk. . ba fuli basement, 75 by 220 ft. lots. | 4 heat ery room, Built _ ‘in garage. Os | 1050 W. HURON ST. month includes taxes & ins ie ee jiandscaped lot, A | 1 | 4 __— Extra large kite : pete OPEN EVE. TIL 9 
ous DOWN. A new 2 bedroom Inte wih (rms. ue ° ° ay or A oO é — Mods ‘Open OR 3-9300 W DI DINNAN | : 
= Eacis == Clarkston lau. sear’ (A Fh) || Say eet Mast aban gare! SPECIAI ves 
*TOVELAND reming1are ap cirnee L ESTATE INC. |~ en “AL FISHER | yscoit"tvt ittae 7s ck EAL E £ INC. { — 4-4900. 2 1.000 PULL ot penne acl cee ee) EE re Gls a x) 19322 James Couzens, Detroit, Mich. tee aa Lota — nes | 8 "oad “iret “aged. ‘Ovast Fe ica NORTH SUBURBAN. 2. bed wAple sree. 7S <0 ——_ "Diamond 10310 glee overt PE 2-5685, homes and ‘iruit stand. Owner S F room | BY OWNER. DUPLEX ® HOME. 2 : 2 BEA ‘ OUR HIT PARADE | home. tare ge Uving room 126 x | lots, Double garage. $10 CUSTOM BUILT - looking Watters Lake. S0x100 ft.) steal Ask for Mr. + | ROUND AND ROUND ae gy te ver @n acre. 7 Nice fae Terms. Call HOLDS A NEW BEDROOM BRICK Reach. Lake prt — —" down . i. BROWN, {, Realtor | PE 5-0414. Between f & 3-BEDROOM HOME 3 pa . E ‘ROKER Pee sai for yous dream pom man oem (bana eae Ge tered walls. fe Sot & ra DENNIS O'CONNOR B On PE 2481 pa we r we’ 5 » ie. ae y attac rage - 2-0940 MA 5-0682 a pod son. e pay cash ra room home with uttlity. ERRY NOTHING DOWN bs conn. oo atte an peux BUSINESS FRONTAGE 
yy PARADISE | 20 Roches fen” High School t COSTS ONLY Q CALL MODEL #1 or 46 For Sale Lots 46| jou Talk % . of mercial s fish } lot LA frontage with - fe a Bea ce ont at bro oe soigch an z 500 De OFFERS MONTEL Sp ents wane ns — 8-198 Ge Se goer Hog fal rice. on property rena ior dll . er rue Ome! 
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: Y . ae M — rigag = ‘new % Hooray home in Drayton nee CALL FE B80 HY oa = YOU. WILL EN JOY ais ‘ olf squitrel ma. TE $1348. #1142. er. e ~ i ltvi tend C. A. WEBSTER REAL ou . AlN re we ic CFiay DEN, Realtor -—_ a! beth, of furnace. 3 DIRECTLY LY BEHIND. ST on ou ne fa ti eatelane- ON MOCHA E gaa ee 
€ FE feet) Murry! This is the first offering. | MOORE BLVD. AT BONDALE uals. 4 bedrooms, 2 baihs. 1 opis contain: | my pleasure show yon |** we q West = corner joc uy ru artri oe Penn k Elizabeth 000 Down ; aw up & 1 down, modernized &k Bq. Ft. Zoned residen- List ‘Thre Part Lake home. 132 ft. lakefront-| 5 ACRES 2 BEDRMS. 3 bedrm, home 1% baths, located | * WESTOWN en. breakfast nook, full basem tia for spesenest houns. ist Thru Par Ber OPM Punter. 6 Serhou™ You wit love this, modern home on | $,20Rh side, ful baagment REALTY CO. Sellar. $30 800 “terme Pu ree a IN PONTIAC Rockabye Your Baby | jhls,,>eput full” bat, ie gwen | price ‘only $8500, : WILLIS M: BREWER WARD E. PARTRIDGE | Commercial clean spand bide. o9- And gg Bm J other oa Soors pres, itehen, full base-| Sylvan Manor » type hom =) \e3 | RE + ad —_ uf Be =| REALTOR FE 43581 3.900 each. must be soared P. * pe fe — 80638 
fine Hive "Ys acre fenced yard.| Kn _Tegreation reon Bicely landsea ed car port an FOR BETTER BUYs Buy Thru Partridge 1050 W. HURON ST. | Slags “to "wee priced, as "08 Neat 2 bedroom hom }- This e te 8 ’ . . : _OPEN . room in basement. vileges| price, $8.900 with terms dathe with ee tile and col-| NEW 3 BEDROOM on 1 acre Iot “Forty miles to the gallon! But that makes it so terribly List Thru Partridge ae nais OR TRADE wlakeviee eet oa mt Bees Cedar Island Lake. Only $750 dn. ored fixtures, A real buy at/ near Orion. Lake mora Needs | ak inst ?* orm Cy P. Box 835. ] pm or Ties CONS omer DON’T FORBID ME |e berm. Fun | bath. hardwood floors, | $18 a F ADAMS some finishing ong between windshield washings! Lape a A 
how io "make E ied tavectnlon 3 ACRES —3 ,BEDRMS. J BROKER Arnold Real 1 Estate + ned your dream home. & Cel | lve biks. to lake. 1470 Glenwood. Walton a Bivd. at Sashabaw Trouble ‘free, ‘Land. comtract é 3172_W. Huron FE $4510/ 210 +7 For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 bedroom.” Modern. Thtchen wat Buy Thru Partridge ft on Walton Bivd. Building 
“C. P FARGUS. Realtor WwW WwW EAS - anole 1%| fireplace in. living room and one List Thru Pere 3 rm. property. a0 on rear of ; Lo : Do n re 3 beat secur betuk heme: egies Bowe, ree" lot gerage, Lot ‘sox21¢ ~ bse Bick yard AT UNION LAKE OFFI bichsee. Fa pa pe $4700. = : facing jake near Park. Will con- ERR Clarkston area. P| (eaea. ies lesatien, were coon : : sider jon to sell f interested. herve — inet. _ & ins. MA . W have a few lakefront 
Payment | Sivkewteee| JERRY | sues fre ae | Eee ere Clarkston —pointment Reference _. 
2 bedrm., car ty he a gorge. i ive SMALL HOME IN OXBOW LAKE | 4, OFF ERS ANN : tear Leber $2,500 w. erms. RE AL ESTATE INC. ing room 11x Area. In good condition, new! . —— adf a a decorated. Pull price $6,400 with | Lovely 2 bedem. bomte with Ire. ia [ ANNOUNCING FOR '57 |For Past Results, List this with Main. Clarkston, Mich, - $500 down. EM 34236. eat, Tis it an cncciiont bay a H te 1: aol LJ r me e * J 7 ‘ | See ees feos | $qROOM RANCH, Besement, 24/4085 Biwn ‘ime steed Oa ESS ew nomes | T.G,. Trocke |For Sale or Exchange 50 —— — ——_ wileges. oad 3 bedrm. h Located on N. . . ‘ t Tr la u : 
ai es ek rey ara side. ‘Needs ‘printing Full base. | Immediate Possession BOE & ae maNOe 1648 Union Lk RG EM 3467 , CRESCENT. ‘LAKE ment Gas heat. Selling for Modern § room, 1% story _ SU) DIVISION oun FARE : HOLLY : 4 ROOMS, Half basement. tiled = fa Cape Cod in nice suburban 100x170. On black street LLY FARM. E STATES on 2 acres and location. Puli | $1,000 ——— oe te The “57 building program is In @ good a down. 110 beautiful rolling acres 2 bedrm., ice $3,700 with $400 ‘down. Call 4 ige. rm, home with full base- ing with fireplace. already underway, Mew trt- LADD'S INC . fertile farm land located floors, large double ‘aloes. veati- Eu 3-4 ment. Located on N dinin, | room and kitchen on level custom - bull OR 3-1231 , road im fast bule entrance, lake privileges. $5,000 full price. with low month- = ir. Leas ony and priced at $24,500 developing Property TSTINGS ¥ W -ANTED FOR COUPLE. Cosy bungalow, | 17, payments of only $0.- Ist Pull base- a . ee “BUILD | .D NOW includes modern 2 bedroom Pull raverse ‘ 3 BEDROOM ranch style, our well « Waterford large Large 5 room ot, N '« Large lot. $11,000, $3,000 a. . : ——e ment off furnace a ein tence JEM salve” "|" bedrm., shower bath, 1'% acres . Priced at $23,800 ** “lle Batatee "Es “Extimates se ely| Berne sania, tool dhed. inome ae. nea Tenn Late. 2 HUR N “nog EteEn. Penman, land 1's car garage. Pull price | Whittemore Street HERBERT C. eDAVIS newly decorated inside and es "1 ACRE race. Oo L acre. Highway fronts Mew attractive 3, bedroom | SEVEN OODEE PROM” | cobs Pestioc Lake Rd. PE $4011 t a emalier Bal an om i 5 V ALLEY. M0 Chicken house and dog TRADE TRADE TRADE ——. aes, tring, — Priced at: ay LOCATED aT home near es par — Rad. off a : Feanel ‘aean on Li me wi ly hese @ eubpuneing Bamae of: ment, automatic oil reel $17,500 & UP Columbia off poo] ned oe. Excel- 
i Detection. pied. fe an 766 te ot Poste Lak C. SCHUETT REALTY | tree & clear home. call uy today, $00, terms | "3! choice of tot sites. Come Lot ai WEAN eT : “60 at ac Lake — _§ os Oy, f ree & clear home, call " fe in and look over the de- r PONTI REALTY “OR 3-668 MU 6608 | 34100 MU 48811 "RRY E. ‘ADAMS. ‘ Main Hw tailed plans and arrange graph. Improvements in, FE LAPEER COUNTY 17 _Baldwwin OPEN 9 AM.-TO 6 PM. BROKER Commercial—} yw ipad OF now to buy your new home. : So gongs neato’ chet of hese ; COLORED aire be ME | "Nee Bymgened Re” | arraw. muron Ske PE $4si0 puilains Bini clowe w Poe! WEST OF PONTIAC | For Sale Acreage 47 dings, partiality IDY AG — nee At _FOrtOr TO BUY, Te To > SELL REALTOR r she —— 
HANDYMANS | Stevens Se LQTS POLE, OE |e Rte] Ele IR) oe aoe tse | iy ACRES VACANT | Satartinn tee ¥ - able. $43,500, $4,500 down baths. Priced from $15,000— A vice level eorner parcel. A er other misee! With « small investment of ent fot owner. Gas heat food cma alware rested. — *| PION EER HIGHLANDS $17,000, Terms to suit. acuk ek 6 Ce aaaeion, equipment. Only $4.- — =e SS 383 £. WILBON. @ rooms, full call eves. After 3, = aetaeae unr ed 2 ned | 4-Family Brick — ALTY CO pringtiold Typ, Priced to sell fe _tove Se wm fsceet dy to put on | deees Sat | _ sae ree. iis (car ga: eee oe ee | eA rae) vasaa| S ACRES ON CORNER * r on av § ee ¢. a ate ve é ee + the Spring market. Needs _ DRAYTON PLAINS - rage, enced, yard age 3 st al to downtown, § rooms and | 7 SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER | “ali jevel 30 x eso |. /dw. M. Stout, Realtor city of . | CXHOUSTON REALTY |. £, mee. sid, 2. bodrocm Pit $3,000 DOWN tile “bath eseh apartment, Just he fora amail er | 77M. Saginaw 8. Ph. FE s-410 Contains 4 Pe = “PE 44-6331 $13,400, $1:500 down, Private o e. Separate furnaces WE BUILD ~- now pe , tear Auburn and React Bive. = o8 * joltnear high schoo!" G'encrai | AB basements, Reduced to] BRICKS $10,975 SACRE HOMESITE near Auburn and Bivd. ; 326.800. terms. $ 5-2 , HOME’ , ren price enly . Excel- ' y ea ou ey new an-| Fe sar Fv am downtown, 500, CEDAR SHAKES $9,975| ¥ieh and dry location on biack- Business Opportunities 51 CI] tri eC chor fencing, storms & screens, ~ WATERING PONTIAC Estares | 2 Acres—Ranch Home We invite ‘comparison. We ”boo- h neehoo! ds Mant Mga Rs . ————~ noma : . also many extras, 2 yrs. bedroom ranch home. | year 3 bedroom ranch home estt — you can't beat the Li a. VENDING MACHINES, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor old. Owner, wishes equity out. of plus s $30 per week. Sell for $87. ginaw St. Ph, PE 56-6165 a ash PE ‘c1d-"Full» basement. "3 car ge breeseway and 2 car at | wo NES a AR oy “SACRE HOMESITE |_Goraa ein. 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE _home or cash tage with enc breezeway. | tached garage. Liv room | of a ing 3- bedroom | Bree. THI 4:30 W. SID BEDRM Re SE Tae 1x24, ut —s ee | ee eee ae | es = ~ Buy Thru Partridge A : rapes, washer s, sills, . E—4+-BED . "3 IN ee b ts, of] @.c. beat, birch | Also including « tractor and plow List Thru Partridge _ room, tates | flush doors, laundry tubs and| for only 1780. down. ly in pleasant Sem!- S I OU [ S oil heat. New barn 24x26, many oteer a . nole Hills, spacious § rooms : trout pond. Nicely land-| ments. We build anywhere in 7 OPPORTUNITY!!! febmunee d'art ely ond tbe. hb ter. A Olt ei ‘ot “in town Best Buys F Bont feel, oblige netting $8,000 to $10,000 per ——-- : “ving.” 2, bedrooms om the first | — ——— i Clarkston—Lake ront ames year. Open only 2 evenings ‘N JIM WRIGHT EF oday re : 8 room modern rotil oat WE BUY, 8E TRADE a reek” Substantial “down REALTOR . ment. Brick fireplace, 3 car ga- FOR BETTER HOMES tages 3 co DORRIS & SON REALTORS |. ear contract. ” REALTORS © 4 pal onnage en MY aise = tt only, $13,900 with $3900 dn. NORTH SIDE ORCHARD LAKE AVE. furnished, ed paral 12 6 _Ruron___ Phone _FE_*106 Phon 3-1298 . . 3 family beautiful 5 room apart- ly remodeled and in excel- For Your Retirement Open Evcs “to pe 10 to’ § Save #7: 500 on CITY R ANCH HOME Two bedrooms ranch style ment for owner. 2 apartments | -__ ition. Situated in| Located in village of Waterford a e] I } LEAVING — For Brick R: hH ai aaa seta d —— located only one block partly furnished. Down payment Saas residential area on | within walking -cistance to shop- t ae LAKE LAKE owes | health and is off- ric anc ome rom tores only $1780 with quick posses- extending to ex- int, churches. & bus cervice lies AKE “ — = reasons e w room ern rane . : sion, cellent beac ential in- attractive all modern 2 bed- ‘our r : rontage K ering his 1's story r on W. aterford Hill “ on Pontiac's northside. fies Cutten i cabs. carpeting, ven cafe one + Sper ‘month fais home. "t has attached ga- rs acres af wooded i ¥ “ars ampsen Ld “ Builder to sacrific full basement with plenty of of] heat, full bath and util- INDIAN VILLAGE $32,000, terms. e, all oak ‘loors, plastered level butiding sites. Only 14 miles ; space for @ recreation room. Pull ity room. Large 2 car ga- Price just reduced. Home va- walls and lot large enough for m Pontiac. First Offering. parcel beautiful new plastered walls,” Automatic. uar| sell at only $10.000 with $2 fovely""6. foom’ week. “yt te | Lake Front—Pichic Park es and flowers. Also  privt- ; REALTORS FE 4.0528 | i 5 " c. es on or e wy a baal out for fine ey = and 200 down garage, corner lot. natural fire- ora — . ao aoe Aer and swim. Priced for quick sale Hi lm hries 
ae dows, and as rms - : —_ $500 DOWN ocnined (ea ont mee bles, 15 Ry grills, re- a ‘ p wr 8. Teleerape aa Sun, i fa nt stand, now show- are, : Immediate possession on ing good return with unlim- Fe ee OTe (OU | arene ane Mich. E FURNISHED this 2 bedroom home locat- BARGAINS FOR FEBRUARY oe Ri Front 3. N. Telgg n Eves. 4 . be - We h 2 bedroom f. 1,000 ited opportunities, 3% acres, iver rontage OL 60721 to 6 p.m. 
3 = | Be 3-BEDRM. | Saree joutake pewtcgen, | gem" Another 7'bedroumes te’ _‘leatedon male highway fi} 1. Mock to Lgon Lae gust te |; Mule Lume Sviee | peer HEATING “SUPPLY en Soovention: stool and lavatory and part Hing an estate and cash talks, large 9 room year around | Small boat Ilighly elevated jot | Shelby township. Priced $11,000 | Business. Activ = heat, And another 2 room shell that Lj y small boat. Ilighly elevated Capital or will se ist Sutright Write ———T hs room with ¢, “% bath, | Only $1500 down buys this 7 room basement Tota: price only ‘ can be bought, for $1200. with home a) large barn. $39,-| with an excellent view over lake. with down. wson Real Pontiac Press Box ome a ren it $8,000 down handle ie: Don't modern ranch By Se me leeated 950. $200. down. , - $00, term 6 ¢ rooms, | full i tiled be m with v Ertan, pn = Cree oh (2 blocks UST natn TT @ ‘ ' delay — no water deal. ' : rooms . 6 oors, plas- : rane: 
anise mtg Giroux-Fronks | SSsb"msnsrnet| . 2FAMILY, Erentogs anes cat! Mr. Lew, | Indianwood Ce A 20 ACR EC | east t : $13,000. = il eat o income home, Has everything thet you at . ness. Days isi: Eves, MA. feelers Se a REAL ESTATE large’ 180'x300" lot’ with chicken seve: eed ee "SON could want in & year round | Sow “sinens Large, picture in. __ oa8it. waco oo 4305 Hwy. LOR 39701 | house, “+ oon oe ee ite three room aes tee, yor A. JOHNSON, Realtor peated poor B enon Thorne: | last year. O ner :transterred. 30- . GROCERIES MEATS, BEER & $209 DOWN TO Gis—Lovely an Pell pee pen sonea. showing good return tor in- 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. “pane windows. Living room | {sting morteage’ Call tor eprom | IT@QS gg ol ge -edern 3 podtoom home, $1,000 DOWN this today. Jv sear pa lle ata) FE 42533 24x20, fireplace, carpeting, | ment to show istrict. Owner ill. Sell all or will Just g- stone’s ‘brow : CLEAN 8 5 ROOM HOME. 1 oo — S baths. beautiful ; se heres sive waren. and bus, ol tit ee WARD €. PARTRIDGE COUNTRY LIVING kitshea with dishwasher and WAIT Tr ees — ae ee Sa caer Srupions. “Boner eos YARD" "NOM REALTOR FE 4.3581 | custom put in 1086. raneh it i ron Sase ietepiese ieee OS sta cont Good steed, cornet” Brick the natural = : = : oaks |= style 5 bedvecm. nome to. room 25x. replace, law ‘Till. tomorrow to cali on 8 Trees ings. Locatec main street in Ln ge plas- 1050 W, HU RON ST. cated on large mi25e210 foot : = pa. J BS a coe = ne fom 3. eoaeon, gre ad Sane lane Ionian ee Siuminum siding. OPEN _BVS. TT 9 ee Spee oS fer “gation underground fs this Near Clarkston rivete Pr Priced at with only R. JV. VALUET, Realtor J BEDROOM, § ROOM HOUSE,| Race, laundry tubs, electric , tank, garage 24x26 2 acres, | Seer ing 0 ae beeen pas Clas Saceuneie a $300 m e costs =| [348 PE, 5-0603. |" jot T7X310", "43 abst Dranner Ra. Sa Ret aed storms landscaped, 315 teet on lake. | you'll see why 2 average size Dorothy S Lavend down IT 1 OLTIPLE 1 LISTING SERVICE _Oxford. OA’ 6-3846, ed nt only $10, rod = North Side Coola wh we ee, for edrooms and a large 12 x 15/ 5 009 pine trees add to the beauty orot y agder ven er 
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e LJ brick and 100 per cent in- rage. By appointment only. 7 Rooms nace onal thegies Oaly : price. The property also has sulated $1,990 down will ha West Suburban : garage and fenced back iawn.| REAT. ESTATE INC. rock fir 2 rmo- EXCELLENT $2,500 down will buy this . 2 blocks to school. Priced at Mich. Commercia.. The lot is 60 x 188 pin mpg . 3 4 “ i lovely 3 bedroom home on : ; : 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mic t ad e hb With the “kitchen 4s INVESTMENT the North Side. Gas leat, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor one nanches : - | Maple $8621" __Evet. PE 48422 fioq"S Sonth "rem vapstelre . ever * = lands: ard, full base- attractive, ong lasting : |49 ACRES MOSTLY WOODED! There is a lot to 5 you've 12 room brick T ie located th ‘the jectared TT N. Saginaw St. Ph FE 5-8165 aluminum siding, full basement, Z = ay dreamed: built orange, = Guee mo acne nn oe A eek Cn Open Eves. ‘ti! 8:30 automatic heat and hot water, 3), _tand, Suchy_ pacar iceereibet ale Looe aul Onan les 7 - tor. & washer-dtyer combi- terms. market long so see us to- = Bog Wome ative. nr Illinois Drive WH IT 5 ACRES. | [66 FRONTAGE O8 . Hp Administration nation. Ail in gay pa ' ay. entrance closet, draperies, alum- : : Good building «site & well is down.| Bldg. See tel. seposeey doors m4 ] , inum storms and screens, insula- EX € ELLENT LOCATION Also F-i2 Farmall tractor &7{ -be sorry Approximately. $10,000 pov ce gS ae, Oo n . IT W in Income—Close In tab me, Pr lot. Truly « delight- pine rere oe so | : BROS plows. o— with $550 down. down ome ie Li 00 with 4 7 
pails sin ae Stes Tasee Tes month ©6. apartineh. fas $00 dome De, Your family df, Recken eilees oe] — H. W. Bigelow be seen cies 313 West Huron Street aéita eb kal ocle Ge oe ’ wid practically been redone. You PR meay ty Sy ee = or Sale e Farms 48 Office: FE a: Res. FE 5-8048 "$18,900 fo ind a value Eves til 9—Sunday 10 to 5 ; __84 “Y. Hu.on St. st Dwight st. wet O’NEIL, Realtor | ee fore you find a value like | Open Eves ay TAK AKE A AND 10 ACRES a FINE W GRO. ncome—$1,500 Down New roman brick. 3 large -bed- fhis, Large lot and garage EQUIP! ——7 Open 9-9 ee i h ‘Located in good 10 miles cery with best. of equipment and or FE 2-6036 aS. payphone and Gining’ Toom with, breakfast — ee = A oo SERVICE west of Pontine oft M38. Large a) license in southenst’ 1 ; just $8,950 full price. The bar, extra large living room, oe Mt. Came ae! West Suburb a if D Pav t frame house with 3 bedrms, on ¢ omnes Pegg nl od oh rent coming in is more hardwood floors, full basement, Er le ms FE 5-1261 est su va ow Vown Faymen ist floor stairway toa floor. attic years ‘ation : than the monthly payments on 1 acre on paved road, Cash | Eve. Mr. Vorhes FE 4-2988- Practically new 54 1 story home with 3 bed- large enough for- 5 rms. om — over $80,000 last year. im- A ie 4 arage to mortgage. and ba: me: Well *pallt >| coms, 26 ft. living room ment with extra large 2 car ga-| ventory gua ed. 28x80 ft. es org) mp acne —— oil furnace, storms. end George Blair Realty good materials Large pict with hireplece. den, oars ae asnenes Be a fruit wo oan 5 a wih -_ a § ; “ v f lot. Very attractive design. Gooa| —sereens. sed $526) Dixie Rwy OR 3.1251 eer: o Seedee bucks ae Gah monthly BY appointment on