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Psalm that is within me, bless his 
' gecrate it to God? 
dollars and doesn’t know it. 
I have been blessed 
* home, The late Dr. Albert W. Beaven said, in this 
connection, “A man can take any kind of a beat- 
ing in the world outside if he can come home and 
find his home a harbor of refuge.” 
I have had a blessed’ Christian home—¢reat joy 
in Christ—a rich heritage 
think so. 
much be required.” If we 
blessed, we should nef become smug and complacent. 
In addition to praising God for our happiness, we can 
a it with our fellow men who have missed it. 
x * * 
Let us remember the words of our blessed Lord, 
therefore, “Give to him that asketh thee; and from 
him that would borrow of thee, turn not thou away.” O my soul, and forget not. all his benefits.” 
We hear a great deal these days about the probs 
__Jems and sorrows of life, and how we can go about it 
to be happy. I wonder if we think often enough about 
the happiness we already have, and how we can con- 
‘The amount of happiness I have had in my life 
has always been a puzzle to me. I have had the aver- 
age amount of troubles, but that is the lot of all men. 
I should not expect to be exempt from it. 
x *« * 
I have been blessed with good health. And as a 
friend of mine who had had three operations in one 
year said, “A man who has good health has a million 
Am I the only one in the world so fortunate? I do not 
c+ & #., ‘ 
We ought to be asking ourselves, especially here 
in America. “What shall we do with happiness?” Jesus 
said, “Unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall 
  103:1-2, “Bless the Lord, O my soul; and all 
holy name! Bless the Lord, 
    
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with a happy Christian_ 
fn the Christian, church. 
have been fortunate and 
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Grand uy will Investigate 
~All Agencies in Government WASHINGTON (INS) —Hints of alleged payoffs have 
spurred a federal grand jury to undertake a sweeping 
investigation of bribery, corruption, perjury. and in- 
fluence-peddling: in all government “departments or 
~ agencies.” 
New information by FBI agents prompted the justice 
  _ Department yesterday to expand the grand jury probe c 
= of the Federal Comm 
_ full-scale inquiry of Fed- 
eral activities. 
The way was opened when “‘let- 
ters of authorization” were filed 
with the U.S. District Court. The 
documents said the Justice Depart- 
ment is informed that “various 
Justice Department spokesmen 
explained that the letters were so 
worded they could lead to an in- 
vestigation of any federal depart- 
. ment, agency, bureau or commis- 
sion, _ 
x *« 
The “letters of authorization” 
named four justice Department 
criminal division attorneys headed 
‘ by Robert P. Rosthal, to conduct ret information. 
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oe wat the new inquiry has 
no relation to the House subcom- 
mittee's investigation of and 
the FCC award of a Miami TV 
channel to a National Airlines sub- 
sidiary. 
  
. Pontiac C. of C. 
Invites Members 
. |to Capital Parley 
Invitation to members of the ™ Pontiac Area Chamber of Com- 
merce to attend the national con- 
vention in Washington, D.C., will 
be mailed out next week, John Hir- 
linger, manager, said today. 
*eere. 
The Pontiac delegation will meet 
Summerfield to discuss airmail. 
service directly to Pontiac and| 
general post office problems, he 
disclosed. 
“We hope that some $@ mem- 
bers will make the trip,” he 
sald. “We leave Aprij 27 and re- 
turn April 36.” © |poned yesterday because of “minor 
%|technical difficulties." In a brief 
tember, ‘end trom other. ‘still-sec- a 
_ in Pontiac dceraton wit meet Steal Furs, Jewels 
*'60, in the same building, but a list meg and Sun 
‘Engage in Race | 
Over Vanguard Light to Determine if 
Moon-Carrying Rocket 
Will Be Lofted Today 
FROM OUR NEWS WIRES 
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fila. 
—The Navy tinkered with 
its Vanguard satellite test 
rocket today in a launching 
race with the sun. \ 
So long as the sun was 
up the Navy by its own re- 
strictions still had a chance 
to launch its fourth Van- 
guard test vehicle and put 
into orbit - the 342-pound 
moon in the Vanguard's 
nose. 
A scheduled. launching. was post- 
statement the Navy said that “day- 
with the Vanguard require 
observation of the missile to an 
altitude of 4,000 feet. For the same 
reason, the Navy satellite cannot 
be launched into low - hanging 
launching will probably be Pushed 
over into next week, although the 
men on the project reportedly are 
anxious to fire the rocket at the 
earliest possible time. 
The newest Vanguard was to 
have been fired several days be- 
fore last Wednesday's launching 
of the Army’s Jupiter-C rocket 
that failed- to place an Explorer 
Il satellite inte orbit, — 
But the firing was postponed un- 
til yesterday because of ‘‘technical 
difficulties” believed to center in 
the rocket’s 31-foot-long second 
age, 
The “technical difficul 
sumably are similar to those which 
caused many postponements in ad- 
vance of both previous Vanguard 
firing attempts. 
  
Worth $15,000 
els with an estimated value of 
almost $15,000, were stolen last 
night. from the apartment of Sam- 
uel S. Bankle, 66, of Detroit. 
Bankle returned to his apart- 
ransacked and mink stoles worth 
$6,500 and three articles of jewelry 
valued at $8,250 missing. 
Entry was also made into the 
apartment of Mrs, Anne Polozker, 
of the loot.could not be obtained 
immediately. Mrs. Polozker is in 
Florida : 
Police said‘ the thieves entered after prying a molding off both of 
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France Votes 
fo Intensify War Gaillard’s Program -in 
Algeria Gets Reluctant 
Assembly Approval 
PARIS (®—Despite deep-seated 
parliamentary discontent with 
deputies, “we are giving an ab- 
solute priority to. the heeds of 
pacification (in Algeria).”’ But, he 
said, there was no.money avail- 
able for transfer from nonmilitary 
budgets. 
* * * 
The additional military funds 
old war. . The additions will. bring 
to 375,000 soldiers the French 
ground force in Algeria, where an- 
other 125,000 airmen and sailors 
are stationed. 
Gaillard asked the deputies to 
- {think beyond the simple question 
of military funds. He noted par- 
liamentary uneasiness and said 
this uneasiness might lead to a 
new governmental crisis by dis- 
“To assume the heavy responsi- 
bility which it has, (my govern- 
ment) cannot be content with a 
or watered-down con- 
  
Odd Flying Object 
Spotted in Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (INS) 
  
Got ax Problems? 
ATHENS (INS) — The follow- 
  
  END OF CONFUSION — Motgists seeking their way into 
Pontiac on northbound Telegraph road, at Orchard Lake road, 
need no longer fear a wrong turnifg. The State Highway Dept., 
after many complaints, has erected the huge “— above which 
clearly indicate which fork in the road to take   
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WASHINGTON (#) — The 
creation actions today amid lke, Congress Push 
Job-Making Actions Eisenhower administration 
and the Democratic-controlled Congress pushed job-\, 
reports that unemployment |arsonists. 
shot up hast month to more than 5,100,000. 
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Democrat 
s\leader, announced yesterday he will seek ewe Senate 
  
way, education and other 
bills — “major: measures in 
providing jobs,” he called 
Johnson made public a letter 
looking into the matter .of speed- 
ing up military construction pro- 
jects in labor surplus areas— 
those with relatively high unem- 
“|ployment. 
“I think we can pick up some 
200,000 to 500 000 jobs by govern- 
ment projects,” Johnson said, 
adding this should have a “good 
psychological effect upon the 
country.” 
The letter Johnson released on 
Defense Department plans to 
speed military construction pro- 
jects came from Deputy Secretary 
Quarles. 
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Quarles said there are 450 mil- 
lon dollars worth of projects that 
can be started in areas of “‘sub- 
santial” unemployment and that 
these are being “‘initiated as ex- 
peditiously as possible."’ he indi- 
cated, however, any speedup on 
projects already under way will 
ing government costs. 
Quarles said the awarding of 
contracts for mililary purchasing 
and construction has been 
stepped up 30 per cent above the 
rate of the last six months of 
1957. 
“This substantial tncrease. dur- 
ing the months ahead will unques- 
tionably provide a desirable im- 
petus to the economy,” he added. 
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terior Seaton said yesterday the 
unemployment problem can’t be 
wil} |S0lved by what he termed a “‘wild 
orgy of. public spending."’ But he 
said the administration is ready 
Te \to take constructive steps. action on housing, high-+ 
saying thé Defense Department is| dicts Cloudy Skies Ahead 
for the Pontiac Area 
The U.S. Weather Bureau pre- 
cloudiness _ will 
through tomorrow. Tonight’s low 
will be near 28. 
* * * 
Sunday will be pleasant but cold 
and windy, with the mercury 
reaching a high of around 38 de- 
grees and dipping to a low of 30 
tomorrow night. 
        * x 
The lowest temperature in down- 
26 degrees. The thermometer reg- 
istered 37 at 1 p.m. 
  
Prone to Traffic Fines 
CLEVELAND (INS) — Ernest 
Denardy’s driver's license was 
suspended last December for a 
traffic offense. He was back in 
traffic court the other day. Fined continue’ 
town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was ‘Caribou Blaze 
Definitely Arson 
Was Set Afire 
State Police fire inspectors’ have 
definitely established the fact that 
  $5 for jaywalking. 
  
Driver Dodges Freeway Menace   
In Chicago, Secretary of the In-| heavy freeway traffic yesterday, 
His car landed on a middle dividing strip. 
an tt remands of cars whissing by In solid ranks on either 
side, Morton found himself as lonely and helpless as if he was on 
an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean. 
He signalled for help for an hour and 15 minutes. He said he 
tried to flag down 14 motorcycle policemen. No. 8 stopped, he said 
but when he asked, ‘How do I get off of here,” the officer said, 
“Just start your engine and drive 
other motorcop appeared, made 
and Morton was able to get back 
“I'd have given 20 bucks for a 
    34, a management consultant. He's Marooned on Island have to be done without increas-| . 
LOS ANGELES (® —. Motorist Greg Morton, en. route home in 
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Finally, a civilian motorcyclist paused long enough to size up 
the situation and promised to telephone for aid. ‘At long last an- evervet 16 mies & wih ate. 
away,” Then the cop rode away. 
the traffic pause for a moment 
onto the freeway. . 
—— out there,”’ said Morton, State Police Discover ws 
That Inn in Clarkston 
  ) Marine Planes 
Collide in Flight 
Near Okinawa 26 Persons Go Down; 
Sandstorm in Egypt 
Causes Disaster 
FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES 
Three wide-spread plane 
accidents yesterday brought 
death to at least 21 per- 
sons, and the toll is likely 
to mount today. 
_ Twelve bodies were re- 
ported pulled from the sea 
off Okinawa today follow- 
ing the collision of a Marine 
Corps transport plane and 
a Marine fighter - bomber 
over the U. S. Pacific bas- 
“|tion Friday night. 
A total of 26 persons were aboard 
the two planes, which exploded and i 4 FEF i 2 
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Dog Warden Catches Only Friendly Ones   
waiting for human prey need not 
despair — they're coming back. 
An exainple is the new Sallee| 
  aioe Waiting for the school bus. city dump, emerge each morning 
and congregate around the. chil- 
“Things are so bad, some of 
the. mothers walk their children 
‘Mrs. Giles_and her. neighbors 
Woods Subdivision, off Walton/are, not the y ones to complain. | 
orbs owcll oan eto     
    tiac and numerous mers are re- 
ported daily to the police from 
every section of the city. 
“Where is the dog warden?’ is 
the common complaint. 
Police officer Melbourne D. Grif- 
fin is temporarily acting as dog 
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* Oakland, 3 Other Counties Consider Joint Action for Future   
- Airline Facilities Called Inadequate Facilities to serve expanding airjland County; Bernard A. Kalahar|sented the State Highway Depart-|tended for the Civil Aeronautics 
Edward Connor|ment. L. C. Andrews, C. J 
land Director James D. Ramsey travel to and from southeastern|from Macomb: 
Michigan in the years immediately|from Wayne, and William 1. 
ahead were given a close look|Schee! of Washtenaw. J. D. Cruise, |represented the Michigan Dept. Friday , . . and found alarmingly | chief 
inadequate. 
- ‘The look was taken when offi- planning engineer repre: Aeronautics, and L. D. . Reese, 
Hale at- Administration. 
Representatives 
of 
  to the next meeting of the group. of major air- 
ports in the area will be invited, The Day in Birm: ingham bo) 
  
BIRMINGHAM — The Birming- 
ham YMCA closed its 1%8 mem- 
bership drive with a«total of 904 
new members, representing a cash 
return of more than $6,200.     
cials of four counties — Oakland, 
Wayne, Macomb, and: Washtenaw | 
— and state and Detroit aviation: Is Your ‘Hobo’ Missing?   
authorities, met to project a study, 
and consider possible joint action | 
on needs for commercial aviation 
facilities in the area. 
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The meeting was called by Delos! 
Hamlin, chairman of the Oakland| 
Board of Supervisors, as chairman 
of the Aviation Committee of the 
Supervisors’ Inter-County Commit-   
Cruelty Society wagged his t 
The four counties, Detroit, the 
State Highway Department, the 
Civ Aeronautics Administration 
and the Michigan Department. of 
A were represented. 
The group met at Kingsley Inn 
in Bloomfield Hills. 
C. VY. Burnett, director of the 
Detroit Aviation Commigsion, told 
the meeting that about two and 
one-third million’ passengers used 
air service in and out of the De- 
troit_area in 1957. If this ratio to! — car. 
but was reported as nice and 
‘laiies Hobo who is “pushing 
        
DE LAND, Fila. (INS). — that his owner would claim him. 
The canine somehow boarded a Grand Trunk 
Western Railway train somewhere in Michigan 
med sD Oe pens OL 
The dog was badly dehydrated and starved 
as Anti-Cruelty Society workers have ever seen. 
- Officials at the society hope the owner 
cause an elderly dog, no matter- bow friendly, 
is difficult to place in a new home. 
Otto, a four ton, 
$6,000, three-year-old hippopotamus was back 
  the national air travel load is main- 
tained, the . Detroit traffic will 
reach beyond six milion passen- 
he 
Otto, hungry and anxious for at the winter quarters of the Clyde Beatty Cir- 
cus today after a short jaunt to enjoy country 
living near the bankg of the St. Johns River. 
The hippo, tired of the ordinary routine of 
winter inactivity, escaped from a temporary 
corral at De Land, Fia., yesterday and was 
found dozing in the sun by an airplane flier. | Pooch Hops Train fo Chicago CHICAGO (INS) — ‘A friendly brown and 
black dog named Hobo by the Chicago Anti- bread while 
ail today, hoping 
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (INS) — 
Pat Anthony was reported in good condition 
today at General Hospital where a doctor § 
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4 4 | Harold ‘Kaldfleish, general 
chairman of the drive, said this 
| brings membership to 2,072. 
| Working with Kaldfleish on the 
drive were Arthur Blakeslee, Les- 
  his captors thoughtfully brought along, munched 
he was led back to the circus 
grounds in 20 minutes. ; 
Animal trainer 
sewed up several deep cuts on his left arm 
inflicted by 
friendly a pooch 
nine years” be- 
the food which a lioness during the areas City 
Police Circus. 
So.ne 6,000 persons screamed when ie cat. 
sprang on Anthony Yesterday, knocked him to 
the sawdust and began chewing on his left arm. 
' The 35-year-old ex-paratrooper from Tampa, 
Fla., who learned lion taming under the GI 
Bill of Rights, had almost completed his act 
and was trying to make the sleepy-eyed lioness 
lie down beside 10 other lions and one tiger 
when the animal sprang. 
She caught Anthony’s arm, threw him to 
the ground and clesed her teeth around his 
forearm after her claws ripped his flesh. 
The lion tamer twisted the big cat’s 
with his right arm and broke free. 
Then he helped circus employes clear the 
cage before collapsing on the floor. . head 
  
  
Mrs, A, H. Magnus, bank 
chairman, reports the March 
community blood bank will be months, ; 
malty yesterday that the pros. (Donations to Be Taken Monday lem is area-wide and can besi . 
te wired wy wat etn. Blood Bank Appreciates 
to bring op to date cartier sets FTaving Accounts in Red growth of suburban areas around ; 
ype mpl ne aap ieamony cles There's a certain bank in the 
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-| sender with the notation: Dress Union, Firms 
Aim for Settlement. 
NEW YORK (INS) — Union and 
New York Mayor Robert F. Wag- 
ner has appointed ex-Sen. Herbert 
Board, as special mediators of the 
strike, which has idled 105,000 
dressmakers in eight state. 
The bargaining session, in a New 
p.m. (EST). 
  
‘No Forwarding Address | 
MADRID (INS) — Postman 
Arturo Gonzalez, unable to de- 
liver a letter, returned it to ie 
dressee left without leaving for- 
warding. address."’ That was put- 
ting it mildly. Addressee had 
  escaped from Carabanchel pri- 
son.   
Rain, Snow Dampen Scattered Areas   
It's Fair for Most of U.S. 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS posing serious 
A mixture of rain, drizzle or 
snow dampened: scattered sections 
of the country today, but fair skies) 
prevailed over much of the West 
and along the Eastern seaboard flood —— = 
parts of the state. 
weather stretched aioe rm the 
northern Gulf states, Arkansas, 
Tennessee, Kentycky and the Car- 
olinas today, but overnight ac- 
cumulations were under two- This {s the community blood 
bank. Instead of a red pencil de- 
noting loss, the red shows a life-| 
saving quality and gain, because 
is blood, 
H. Lehman and Harry Uviller,’ 
chairman of the State Mediation | 
York hotel, a ee ee held Monday at the Elks Temple, 
114 Orchard Lake Ave. 
working afternoons and evenings. 
ducted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 
2 to 4 p.m. 
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During the fiscal year of 1957, 
$13,693,000 was spent on blood pro- 
grams which provided 2,185,000   of blood for the sick and in- 
jured throughout the nation, 
cording to Mrs. Magnus. 
“In order to meet the tremen- 
dous and constant demand for ac- 
| No appointment is necessary but 
to insure prompt 
are advised to call MI 6-1313 or 
|FE 38-3937 for an appointment. 
  
Burglars Remove 
‘Enough Artillery 
to Quell Revolt’ 
DEARBORN (INS) — Wayne 
County sheriff's deputies; were 
| searching for burglars today who 
artillery to quell 
Everett Bartholomew, owner of   
by smashing the glass from the 
Oakland's ‘Lost’ 10 Acres 
Turns Up in Senate Bill . 
LANSING « — A bill specifical- 
ly designed to put a 10-acre parcel. 
of land in Oakland County back on! 
the tax rolls moved into the Sen- 
ate today with House approval.   This month a special appeal! is! 
being made to men and women 
|Therefore, the bank will be con- 
service, donors Informs Mackie 
He Was Right : Attorney General OKs 
Highway Chief Taking 
Office in July : 
LANSING U—An attorney gen- 
eral’s opinion has assured Highway 
Commissioner John C, Mackie that 
he didn’t violate the Constitution 
when he took office last July 1. 
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State law providing that high- 
iway commissioners take over their 
jobs in the middle of the year was 
questioned by Rep. Russell H. 
‘Strange Jr. (R-Clare).   
Atty. Gen. Paul L, Adams, how- 
ever, held the requirement ‘‘ap- 
plies only to those offices created 
in the Constitution itself.” The 
highway commissioner is not 
among them. 
“Another basic principle of con- 
stitutional law,”’ he added, “‘is that 
the Legislature is vested with full 
power to pass legislation which is 
not prohibited to it by the express 
terms of the Constitution.” 
Prosecutor's Aide 
Succumbs in Detroit 
DETROIT «® — Martin Paulsmo, 
veteran Wayne County assistant 
prosecutor, died of a cerebral hem- 
orrhage yesterday. He was 67. 
Paulsmo was a major figure fn 
Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson's 
graft grand jury hearings in 1940 
when he was accused of heading 
a group which allegedly tried to 
seize the grand jury’s records 
A native of Ishpeming, he was   
  
and was re-appointed again ‘for 
1945-47. He was appointed again in 
1949 and served in the office until 
his death. 
Unmarried, he is survived by a       * * ‘brother, Lawrence, of Ishpeming. ‘|the strike, 
,|ffogmen were credited with saving lie Fletcher and Edwin Kirbert, 
general secretary of the ‘‘Y.” 
The work is progressing 
Power Service 
Will Be Normal Strike-Hit 
Presents Assurances 
in Letter to State     
    JACKSON (#—Consumers Power 
Co. says it expects to continue 
normal service despite a strike by 
5,400 linemen, maintenance and 
construction workers, 
* * * 
The assurance came in a letter 
from Dan E, Karn, Consumers 
president, to Otis Smith, chairman 
of the State Public Service Com- 
mission, yesterday. Karn said 
only a major generator -failure or 
a “serious act of nature” would 
interrupt service. 
| Smith had been ordered by Gov. 
(Williams to meet with company 
and union officials to insure serv- 
ice would be maintained during 
over a dispute involving union 
wage demands, fringe benefits 
and job classifications. The pre- 
vious contract expired Feb. 28 but 
was extended five days. 
Consumers serves about one mil- 
lion customers in 64 counties. 
At Least 21 Perish 
in Three Air Crashes 
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the midst of one of Egypt's worst 
sandstorms in years, 
The American 
only as William J. O’Brien. His 
wife was among the injured. 
Authorities said the plane had) 
tried twice to land at Cairo air- 
port, and twice at Alexandria air- 
port. The pilot finally tried Port 
Said’s Gamil field. 
CREDIT FROGMEN 
The Viking plane was complete- 
ly wrecked, Frogmen and ambu- 
lances rushed to the scene. The       
        many persons in the lake. 
The O'Briens reportedly were re- 
turning from Germany after visit- 
ing their soldier son. Mrs. O’Brien 
was quoted as saying at the hos- 
pital in Port Said that ‘We were 
all helpless’’ and ‘'we knew it was 
impossible to land safely." 
One airman died Friday night 
but three others parachuted to 
scaseginen a te Senior freer 
Oftutt Air Force Base crashed 
and burned southeast ef Des 
mishap. His identity was withheld 
by Offutt officials pending notifi- 
cation of next of kin. ‘Y' Membership Drive Adds 950 Men to Rolls 
crease the organization's facilities 
on both youth and adult leve 
he said. 
the Birmingham Stamp Club, will 
offer 75 lots of foreign and U.S. 
stamps for sale at the Community 
House at 8:30 p.m. Monday. 
forits 20th anniversary celebration 
April 12 and 13. A state philatelic 
convention will be held here at 
that time. 
over to their parents yesterday aft- 
er admitting they stole eight quarts 
‘of liquor 
Consumers Hills. Police Capt. Walter Sluiter. 
Contract negotiations broke down scholarshi 
was identified! 
the problem will get any better,” swiftiy on the new addition, Kir- 
bert said, and it will be ready 
for the opening of the fall sea- 
son, 
“The addition will greatly in- 
A stamp auction, sponsored by 
The club is making preparations 
  Two 15-year-old boys were turned 
, according to Bloomfield 
of reports of liquor being cireu- 
lated in the Bloomfield Hills High 
Schoo] area. 
The boys admitted taking eight 
quarts of liquor from the Bloom- 
ifield Open Hunt Club bar last 
month, Sluiter said. They also ad- 
mitted stealing wine and cigarettes 
from stores in Birmingham, he 
convention are be- 
Severa] Birmingham women will 
serve as models when the Women's 
        ored Thursday at a recognition 
dinner given by the officers of the 
church. 
Report Stray Dogs 
on Gain in Pontiac 
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to me. They are the friendly ones. 
But what about the fierce ones   
should be shot on sight, but the 
law says I can be sued up to $1,000 
if I shoot a dag, so you can bet 
I won't unless I'm attacked." 
job and supply equipment like 
leather gloves and boots and spe- 
cial choke nooses, I don't think 
Griffin said. 
oo haen't had a rabies case 
in Pontiac since 1952, but that Is Worried 
that run away, he stated. ‘'They| . 
“Until they get two men on the| - 
  
Prisoners Solve Problem 
LONDON (INS) — Britain's 
prison commissioners in their an- sure doesn’t mean we won't he 
said, 
The latest case in Mrs. Giles’ 
and temperatures were normal. 
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Rains which drenched Alabama’ with up hs ree inches in 24 hours/through west Texas Friday night, 
at Montgomery tapered off alter) spawning at least one tornado. 
Ww 
The Weather 
Pall 0.5. Weather pereed tenors ‘and small buildings near 
mgs AND med _- Moog 4 rather ‘hans, Tex. 
* tenths of an inch. 
  inds up to 52 m.p.h. churned up 
nage clouds of dust, limiting visi- 
ibility to'a half mile at Wink, Tex. 
|The twister damaged an oil rig 
Mona- 
  
“te. * temerr Hig! 
reed Pte road toni 8, high eseneeree 
Lew temerrew J 38. 
nigh Mostly nerth- 
easterly winds, "qeereocing te moderate N 
te fresh, ew England, snow flurries blan- 
yin Pontiac 'keted some sections. 
8 am: Wind velocity 1s mph overnight falls at Las Vegas, pire tion: Nort t. * 
6un sets Saturday at 6:30 pm N.M.; Sy dney and Burwell, Neb., 
@un rises Sunday at 6°55 Ae m and iat Sioux City, lowa. New 
Saturday at 10: = 2 m . . : 
Moon rises Sundsy » at 9058 England measured lighter 
amounts. 
sees eens oeeenee 
sogsectesd 
eon the snow in Kansas and Iowa. The, An invasion of chilly air sliced) 
North of the rain area, and in looked one 10-acre piece of prop- 
Tedsy Up to one) 
Lowest temperature preceding 8 am. inch of snow was measured in 
| Freezing drizzle was mixed with’ Available Music Scores 
snow extended northward as far Pontiac City Library has an- The lower chamber yesterday: 
okayed the measure, which would’ 
direct county supervisors to order 
an adjoining city to annex any! 
small piece of unattached township 
property which is escaping taxa-' 
tion. 
            * * * 
The situation developed in 1955 
iw hen Troy Township residents vot- 
ed to become a city and over- 
erty. 
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The bill would require either the! 
city of Troy or Birmingham to, 
absorb it. 
  
Pontiac Library Lists 
_jRounced the following music scores 
are ready for‘ circulation et the 
main library: 
Bach, Mass in B Minor (Latin);   
Kalamazoo Bus Lines 
Face Further Trouble 
KALAMAZOO — Another crisis nual report pointed out that peni- 
tentiaries now include engineer- 
ing and blacksmith shops for 
inmates. This, they said, has 
created a problem: » « Pri- 
soners are able to seals copies [ 
of keys which could be and have 
been used in attempts to es- 
cape.”         ped up the sleeve of her leather 
jacket, 
“It was just beccbig the 
    
is shaping up in the Kalamazoo »   
bus system’s case of declining | 
profits. It may call for a prompt! 
decision on the question of munic-' 
ipal ownership. 
But unless the continuous drop. 
in bus patronage should suddenly | 
either halt or reverse itself, no! 
plan can long delay a decision for | 
or against municipal ownership 
of the local bus system, some 
observers feel. | 
claim the anticipated Jackson plan | 
tax exemptions have not been 
large enough to provide a profit 
before federal income taxes. equal | 
to 10 per cent of gross revenues 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1958 — 
  
ry 
  Girl Scout Birthday W eek- begins Sunday and 
continues through March 15. Area Girl Scouts and 
Brownies will celebrate this 46th anniversary in var- 
lous ways. 
Girl Scouts 
Plan Two 
Big Shows 
Sunday marks the beginning 
of Girl Scouts of America’s 
birthday week. Continuing 
through March 15, the Scouts 
wil! celebrate the founding of 
Gir! Scouts of the U.S. A. by 
Juliette Gordon Low on March 
12) 1912 
a ee ee 
Girl Scout Sunday will find 
Scou's in brown, green and 
blue Mariner Scout uniforms 
in hurches and synagogues, 
as -ach girl renews her prom- 
is’ “On my honcr, I wil try 
to d» my duty to God and my 
emnitry u 
P °\ SPRING SING 
¢ Sing, being staged by 
the 78 troops of the Pontiac 
 Jriet, is apen to the public. 
Th event will take place in 
w Central High School 
i‘orium March 14 at 6:30 
* * * 
orford District's 106 Girl 
Scout troops will highlight the 
na ional friendship theme 
in their birthday celebration 
March 15. Waterford CAI 
Building will be open from 
1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. and the 
public is invited to see booths 
disniaving foods. costumes, 
dolls, uniforms and flags made 
by the Girl Scouts of 17 na- 
tions. 
* * * 
Other celebrations within the 
council include parties given 
by Scouts for their parents, in: 
which the girls will use home- 
making skills learned in Scout- 
ing, and demonstrations of 
crafts and skills achieved in 
earning a variety: of badges. 
Jo Ann Robertoy 
Honored at 
Bridal Shower 
Mrs. Alfred Liedtke and 
Mrs. Robert Pickett entertain- 
ed Friday evening in the ‘Pre- 
mont street home of the form- 
er at a miscellaneous bridal 
shower for Jo Ann Robertoy. 
The bride-elect will exchange 
wedding vows with Ray Lingle 
April 5, in First Baptist 
Church. = 
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Included on the guest list 
were Mrs. Nelson Robertoy, 
Mrs. Lester Lingle, Marjorie 
Richards, Mary Lou Lackie, 
Carolyn Lingle, Mrs. Alex 
oss, Mrs. Leslie Stone, Mrs. 
Charles DeClerk and Mrs, Ed- 
win Johnson. 
* * 
Also invited were Charlotte 
Johnson, Mrs, Joseph Kapler, 
Mrs, Albert Schwartz, Mrs. 
Allen Neville, Mrs. Michael 
Lynch, Mrs. Malcolm McArt- 
hur, Mrs. Dean Grafmiller, 
Marilyn McArthur and Mrs. - 
Melvin Keeler. 
Miss Robertoy will be guest 
of honor at a shower planned 
by bridesmaid Mary Lou 
Lackie for March 15. 
Salad, Milk First 
for Diet Trickery 
Be tricky about dieting. Try 
eating your salad and drinking 
milk before the main course. 
This way you should eat less\ ) 
during the meal. 
This is important_in losing 
weight since it is the ‘total 
amount of food a person eats 
‘that adds weight, not just one| 
fattening food, | 
    They have, however, done many things 
  
Bringing happiness to those less 
fortunate than themselves is what (lejt home 
to right) Brownie Nancy Springett: birthday ca’e 
Intermediate Girl Scout Beth Ann Arn- Pentlac Press Pheivs 
in the past year to carry out the year’s theme “You 
Can Count on Her.” 
Barling. Brownies 
Carol Richadson an ‘left to right’) Sv-m 
Gail Royde deni a- 
strate the first steps in camp crajt 
old, and Senior Mariner Scout Sandra licutys. 
Personal News of Interest in Area Three Pontiac Central High 
School students, Charlotte Os- 
mun, Nancy Donaldson, and 
Kay Hamilton, have been cho- 
sen by a committee of the 
American Le- 
gion Women's 
Auxiliary to 
attend Wol- 
verine Girls’ 
State which 
will be held 
June 17 — %& 
on the Uni- 
versity of 
Michigan 
  Campus. 
The Cook 
CHARLOTTE Nelson Unit 
will sponsor Miss Osmun, 
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Charlotte Osmun of Woodland 
Avenue. A member of the 
PCHS Choir and Senior Girls’ 
Ensemble as well as Student 
Union and the Dolphin Club, 
she has hopes of becoming a 
lawyer, Her alternate is Mary 
Wood, dfughter of Mr. and 
Mrs. William V.- Wood of 
Owego drive. 
Miss Donaldson, daughter of 
Mayor and Mrs. William W. 
Donaldson of West Lawrence 
street wil] be 
sponsored by 
Elks Lodge 
No. 810. She 
is also a Dol- 
phin club 
member and 
Student Union 
worker as 
well as serv- 
ing on the 
-. Student Coun- 
OE TET =e) and the 
NANCY school’s Latin 
paper with plans for teaching 
in her future. 
Pisad alternate is Barbara Pat- 
  daughter of Mr. and - 
Mrs. Mit flareonrt S.. Patterson of 
North Hammond Lake road. 
Thoughtless Habit 
_ Putting a cigarette out on 
the floor of a public building 
is’ untidy and thoughtless. 
Other people don't want to 
have to walk over cigarette 
butts or even look at them 
scattered around, © 
a 
  Chosen to represent the Chief 
Pontiac Unit was. Miss Ham- 
ilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
Kenneth N. Hamilton of Hill- 
dale drive. She is a member 
of Student 
Union and the 
Senior Girls’ 
Ensemble 
M em bership 
in the Play- 
crafters’ Club 
also keeps her 
busy. She has 
a role in the 
school's forth- 
coming pro- 
duction of 
KAY “Oklahoma.” 
Teaching is also her goal. 
Alternate for Miss Hamilton 
is Rita Stanley; daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stanley 
of Rosewood Street. 
Serving on the selection com- 
mittee were Mrs. R. A. Co- 
‘nant, Mrs. Eldon Showen, and 
Mrs, Verner Macon. 
: ¥ * * 
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Ket- 
tlewell of Erie drive who are 
vacationing at Pompano Beach, 
Fla., entertained friends at the 
Beach Club in Ft. Lauderdale, 
among whom were Mr. and 
Mrs. Charles Henry of Ham- 
mond Lake drive. 
* * * 
Mrs. Irving Steinman of 
Chippewa road. a member of 
the Board of Directors of Na- 
‘tional Federation of Temple 
Sisterhoods, will participate in 
the annual meeting of the 
board, scheduled in New York 
City March 10 — 14, 
* * * 
Born to Mr. and @Mrs, Ed- 
mond Francis DeVine of Ann 
Arbor was a son, Stephen Ward 
DeVine, Feb. 28. Mrs. DeVine 
is the former Elizabeth Palmer 
‘Ward, daughter of Harold Lee 
Ward of Ottawa drive and the 
late Mrs. Ward. 
* * * 
Mr.. and. Mrs. Grant R. 
Campbell (nee Margaret Wind- 
rim) of Chandler street an- 
- hounce the birth ‘of a. son, 
. Steven Rory Campbell, Feb. 
22 at Pontiac -General Hos- 
pital. 
Maternal grandmother is 
Mrs. George A. Windrim of 
Chandler street Paternal 
% Rock do as they 
wth cand,   risit_ a convalescent 
magazines and a 
cach month: The girls 
also play Chinese checkers with pa- 
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 
Rufus M. Campbell of Dray- 
ton Plains. 
® * * 
Receiving congratulations on 
the birth of a-son, William 
Roy, March 2 at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital, are Mr. and 
Mrs. Robert W. Matthews (nee 
Phyllis Bantien). 
Maternal grandparents of the 
infant are Mrs. William Ban- 
tien of Kemp street and the 
late Mr. Bantien. Paternal 
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 
Clyde Matthews of South Shir- 
ley street. 
* * * 
Announcing the birth of a 
daughter, Tamara Ann, March 
4 at Flint’s St. Joseph Hos- 
pital are Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 
liam G. Erb of Flint. 
Grandparents are Mr and 
Mrs. E. K. Thomas of Vero 
Beach, Fia., and the Charles 
F. Erbs of Flint, All are for- 
mer Pontiac residents. 
* * * 
The Gilbert C. Stuarts of 
Mariva avenue are receiving 
congratulations on the birth of 
a son, Kirk Scott, March 5 at 
Pontiac General Hospital. 
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stuart 
of Lake Orion and Mr. and 
Mrs. Reinhold Parolin of Roy- 
al Oak are the grandparents. 
. * * * 
Mr. and Mrs, Leon T. Mes- 
singer tnee Edna Scully) of 
Royal Oak, former Pontiac res- 
idents, are receiving congrat- 
ulations on their new arrival, 
a daughter, Suzanne Marie, 
born March 6 at St. Joseph 
Mercy Hospital. 
Paternal grandparents are 
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Messinger 
of Baldwinsville, N:Y. Mr. and 
Mrs. Thomas P. Scully of South 
Sanford street are the mater- 
nal grandparents. 
Go Over Buttons 
on New Garment 
It's a good idea, when you 
, bring home a new ‘dress. or 
‘ coat, to go over the buttons. 
Manufacturers tend to put on 
buttons. hastily, and usually 
they need ti 
Do this: before you wear the 
‘fashion if you want tu save- 
the loss ‘of a button. 
  fddison On'ley nes 
om 
band Cancty Girl Clahoope ot chee! oor 
pr nt of orth 
Council. Gul Scouts 
Ser: no others *« 
an! ‘ere * ots Jil lent af Pontiac 
uulia i iins Kiwanis 
us Fred Balle. 
Scout 
(sccond from 
  
part of the Girl Scout outlook, 
{n ! son (left) and Carol J. 
God. shian take care of pre-schuolers Thomas Gray-   left) and Marcie Potter beam at the thought of the 
din + tah: 
dent Camp Shes wood. 
  
  sto he purchased with the money for resi- 
biel (second from left) and Bradley Pike during a 
fanly recreation night which was held at Webster 
School. 
  Martha Tarr (left) and Beverly 
Denton wil assist the Rev. William 
Richards of the First Methodist Church Sunday. 
in Clarkston with services on Girl Scout 
Dear Abby....   Other Girl Scouts will be 
recognized in their own churches and 
Synagogues. City Hospitals 
to Be Represented 
at Detroit Confab 
Representatives from Pontiac 
General Hospital and St. Jo- 
seph Mercy Hospital will at- 
tend the first Detroit Area 
Workshop being held March 18 
at Veterans Memorial Build- 
ing in Detroit. Mrs. Ralph 
Babbington, Mrs.- William Be- 
dard and V-era Bassett will 
serve as hostesses. 
Dr. Hartman A. Lichtwardt 
medical director of Woman's 
Hospital, will speak on “The 
Volunteer’s Part in the Com- 
munity.” 
Luncheon speaker will be 
Lorene Babcock who will pre- 
sent “Volunteer Values.’’ Dur- 
ing the afternoon session, a 
movie, “Hospitals are People,” 
will be shown 
General chairman for the all- 
day workshop is Mrs. George 
B. GaSton, assisted by Mrs.- 
James Risdon and Mrs. Eu- 
gene McCafferty. 
End of Line for ‘Perfect’ Husband By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 
“DEAR ABBY: I have been 
married for almost 20 years 
and J would say I have been 
a pretty good husband. I have 
no. bad habits 
and I have a 
home paid 
for. I admit I 
have stepped 
out on my 
wife, but 
these women 
cost me very 
8 little money, 
if “so 1 don't 
pe _.f think the wife 
ABBY has anything — 
to squawk 
about 
x * * 
“Lately my wife has been 
giving me a hard time because 
she has never seen my paf- 
check. She keeps talking about 
what would happen if I died 
and she didn’t know anything 
about my business. She wants 
to butt into my Credit Union 
book and wants to know who 
owes me what. Do you think it 
is necessary for me to tell her 
my business? She is giving me 
the creeps.” 
< : BILL B 
DEAR BILL: Your wife is 
right. Acquaint her with your 
. financial affair:. Tell her what 
you owe and who awes you ard 
all the things « Wife should 
know t case she should sud- 
, denly become a widow. (Pleas- 
ant dreams!) 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: My wife just 
had a baby and I have been 
here in the State Penitentiary 
for 21 months. I don’t think you 
need to know anything more 
than that to figure it out. She 
told the welfare people that. I 
was the father. I would like to 
get a divorce from her but 
she won't give it to me. What 
can I do about it?’ 
“932776"’ 
DEAR ‘932776": If every 
man who sought divorce had 
the “evidence” as cut and 
dried as yours, he would be 
very happy. Talk to the chap- 
lain. 
* * * 
“DEAR ABBY: My problem 
is the opposite from those I 
see in your column. I am a 
19-year-old girl and my mother 
WANTS me to go steady. She 
Drop of 40 Pounds 
Is TOPS Club Gain 
Eight /charter members of 
TOPS Slimmerettes have lost 
40 poyinds in four weeks ac- 
cording to: temporary leader 
Mrs/ James J. Watt. 
ne group which meets each 
Xiesday evening in the Moore 
street foine of Mrs, Watt is 
open ior iniémbership. says going with four or five 
boys at the same time is fool- 
ish because I will wind up with 
nobody. 
“I don’t care for any ane boy 
enough to cut out going with 
the rest to stay with him. 
Please tell me if I should go 
steady to please my mother. 
She nags me about this con- 
stantly.”’ 
DEAR NAGGED: If you 
don't WANT to go steady, you 
are not ready to go steady. 
Your mother may mean well, 
but she is trying to force you 
into a decision you aren't ready 
for. 
NAGGED 
* * 
“DEAR ABBY: Perhaps 
times are changing too fast 
for me, but téday I received 
an invitation to a ‘Purse 
Shower." My first thought 
was, ‘Who would want so 
many purses?’ After talking to 
others who had been invited I 
learned that this meant YOU 
bring your OWN purse and 
dish out some money. I am 
stil in shock and can’t figure 
out what people are coming to. 
What is your opinion?” 
IN SHOCK 
DEAR IN: I think “‘showers’” 
that request cold cash are 
pretty cold. 
* *« ; 
CONPIDENTIAL TO WAN- 
DA Give this wolf the boot 
right now or, vou obuld wind 
up living with onc ol those men you wouldn’t be caught 
dead with. 
® * * 
If you have a problem, write 
to Abigail Van Buren in care 
of The Pontiac Press. She will 
be glad to answer your letter. 
For a personal reply, please 
enclose a stamped self - ad- 
dressed envelope. 
Sorority to Hear 
Speech Therapist 
Mrs. Aileen Lau, speech 
therapist of the O=<land Coun- 
ty Society. for Crippled Chil- 
dren, will tell of the work 
being done in, Pontiae to help 
handicapped children when thé 
South Oakland Chapter of 
Alpha Chi Omega sorority ob- 
serves Hera Day Tuesday at 
the home of Mrs. Edmund 
Rogers on Linden road. 
Mrs. Lau also will describe 
uses of the audiometer, donat- 
ed to the society by the sorority — 
for use in speech therapy. As- 
sisting Mrs. Rogers will be 
Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mrs. R. 
M. Glenn, Mrs. Roy Corwin 
and Mrs. Warren Rockefeller. 
Pull-Apart Pearls” Those ‘pearl necklaces that 
pull apart now come in a 
‘three-strand style joined with — 
bar that or be. 
/ , gold metal 
removed, 
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1958 
Should Chil Be Asked 
to Perform?   {How Movie, TV Actresses Stay Lovely 
Try Glamor Tricks Used by Stars After drying, they massage them Ancient Art 
Reproduced 
for Homes met for annual Founders’ Day| ene Hoisington and Mrs. William 
         
   B JOSEPHINE LOWMAN a few gleaned from Hollywood andj One actress massages her body | At H m 
eepsinbos ee ae ae patil Many readers wonder what|New York City. with ice cubes, wrapped in a towel. | with presgabanrans cream. ; May Let Sorat S| 
sculptured art of the Westernjtricks the stars of ranttingee lr sce * ame cole soasada an nae ren ce Lape —e bir white with her perfume. On Wy Number y Have informal pictures taken in 
world now appear as wall hang-|television have to keep t lot sale to Geen cee when|perfect condition and wards gff/ Others rub cream on their the Home — at the Church or eyebrows each day or night to keep 
them soft. They also apply cream 
and brush the brow into its natural 
line before removing stray hairs. ings in the most contemporary colds. : 
Some actresses whiten their el- 
bows by soaking them in equal 
parts of warm water and vinegar.   amorous. Here are — = ——giving their hairdo a pickup. The fragrance is lovely and the ends 
are smoother. at the Reception. 
by a member of the By EMILY POST settings. 
Facsimilies of the stylized de- 
signs of the Tihuanacu Giphs, an   
  
    ancient complex society of the Bo- 
livian Andes, have been fashioned 
into several sets of wall plaques. 
Smaller 
squares or rectangles illustrate 
the “flight of the days” copied 
from an excavated stone calendar. 
Originated by a San Francisco 
artist, the plaques were drawn, 
cast, and carved by hand — and 
priced accordingly. Now as factory 
productions, the handsome decora- 
tions retail from $8 to $15. 
MEET THE MAN WITH THE NEW FAMILY PLAN SHER ae   
       
  placques in 8-inch| 
  MARIA ROUMELL 
Musicale 
to Feature 
Soprano ~ Maria Roumell Will 
Be Singer Tuesday 
for City Group 
Maria Roumell, soprano, and 
her accompanist, Margaret An- 
derson, will be guest artists 
when members of the Tuesday 
Musicale meet at Grace Luth- 
eran Church at 1:30 Tuesday. Other actresses treat their eyes 
| te a boric acid solution bath 
each morning upon awakening. 
The stars are very careful about 
the manner in which they cleanse 
their faces. Many of them use 
cleansing cream. They use at least 
two applications. The first removes 
the surface dirt, dust and grime. 
The second works into the pores 
j }for any dirt which js lodged there. 
You really should continue using 
with which you wipe it off are 
clean, 
. x * * 
Many use liquid powder on their 
feet when stockings are not worn. 
One star has washcloths made 
into little bags which are filled 
with almond meal, Almond meal 
long has been thought to improve 
the complexion. 
SAME HAIRDO 
Many. famous actresses. dress 
quite individually. They also keep 
the same hairdo year after year 
if it is truly flattering. 
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Dipping the nails in ice water 
after applying polish makes them 
dry faster, and some feel that this 
makes the polish last longer, 
-One well-known actress puts a 
littie bluing in her last rinse aft- 
er a shampoo, Since she is a 
blue-black charm, We usually 
think of bluing as used only by 
women who have gray hair, 
Some Hollywoodites use pure 
olive oi! on their hands for soften- 
ing purposes.   
Madison PTSA Here's good news for the head . Both ick are macahus 
amily, KOSTO- ° 
PULOS. can give you full in. | Of, Tuesday Musicale of De- /F'lects Officers formation about Life of Vir- : : Sa 
ginia’s new Family Pan that prone) peered Layne leet and Delegates 
out about this new plan now! 
See or call... 
  
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ed in concerts at Carnegie Hall 
ip New York City and Orches- 
tra Hell in Chicago. She was 
soloist in the Wayne State Uni- 
versity production of “The 
Messiah” and gave a perform- 
ance of “Tosca” last October 
with the Michigan Opera Com- 
pany under the direction of 
Francisco DeBlassi. 
* * * 
A recording artist having 
made many radio and televi- 
sion appearances, Mrs. Rou- 
mel] sang for King Paul and 
Queen of Greece on 
their recent trip to the United 
States and will sing this sum- 
mer at the International Mu- 
sic Festival at Athens, Greece. 
* * * 
Mrs. Roumell’s numbers will 
include “‘La Partida’’ by F. M. 
Alvarez,” “El Pauo Moruno”’ 
by DeFalla, “Del Cabello Mas 
Sutil” and “Chiquitita La No- 
vea"’ by Obradors, and the 
three Shubert compositions 
“Du Best Die Ruh,” ‘‘Haiden- 
Roslein,” and ‘“Ungeduld.” 
Her program wildl conclude 
with “Depuis le Jour” from 
“Louise” by Gustave Charpen- 
tier, “Silent Moon” by R. V. 
Williams, “At the Well” by 
Richard Hageman, ‘‘The Eve- 
ning Prayer’ by Maussorgsky, 
and “How Do I Love Thee,” 
by Edward Leppe. 
' Introductions at the Tuesday 
gathering will be made by 
Mrs. Victor Lindquist, program 
chairman. An election of of- 
ficers will be held during the 
  
Iraq Caldron Plans 
March 28 Banquet 
Plans were completed for an an- 
nual ceremonial, banquet and st- 
preme inspection to be held March 
2 by Iraq Caldron 70, Daughters 
of Mokanna, when the group met 
Wednesday in Pontiac Federal 
‘| |Savings and Léan Building. 
\C! 
I~ 
: Win “Perfece 
y, ALN Hostess” compli- 
ments with this startling dinner- 
/ ware that captures the charm and 
appeal of Early American folk art. 
You must see it today! 
Starter set includes 4 large din- 
ner plates, 4 cups and saucers, 4 It was voted to send a contri- 
bution to the Cerebral Palsy Foun- 
dation. Hostesses for the evening 
were Mrs. Victor Bodamer,<Mrs. 
Olga Bragen’ and Mrs. 
Sherrod. 
  
Meeting Conducted 
by Proficiency Club jdrama, directed by 
Lynn 
Griffin Proficiency Club met 
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Weaver has been 
elected president of Madison Jun- 
for High School PTSA. 
Serving with her will be Mrs. 
William Mihalek, mother vice pres- 
ident; Eugene Hoisington, father 
vice president; Brooks Robertson, 
teacher vice president; Mrs, Ste- 
phen Klives, secretary; Mrs. Wil- 
bur Williams, treasurer and Mrs. 
Howard Shelley, historian. 
Serving as council] delegates 
will be Mrs. Claude Runyon, 
Mrs. Virgil Everett and Mrs. 
Carson Cascadden. 
Lt. James F. Bale of Pontiac 
Police Department spoke on ‘‘Nar- 
cotics — Their Use and Danger” 
at a Father’s Night meeting Thurs- 
day. The eighth grade boys’ glee 
club sang.   erett presided at the tea table. brunette this gives her hair a | 
“ Melvyn Stabler. and Robert Ev-|   
- The engagement of Gail 
Barber to Lee Milton Hatha- 
way, who is leaving for active 
duty with the U.S. Army, was 
announced Friday evening at 
a family dinner given by Dr. 
and Mrs. F. Mitton Hathaway 
at Pontiac City Club.     of Cherokee 
road 
GAIL MARY BARBER 
Gail Barber Engaged 
Among the guests were Mr. 
and Mrs. Wilson Barber, Mr. 
and Mrs. Kurt Bemman Jr., 
Mrs. Clyde J. Hathaway, Sue 
Ann Hathaway and Richard 
Hathaway. Mr. and Mrs. 
Wilson Barber 
/ announce the 
- engagement of 
their daughter,jone piece, but no more unless } Gail Mary, to everyone applauds enthusiastically. 
; the suggestion should come from 
Hathaway, | the host or And unless 
Dr. and Mrs. courtesy MERE bd 
. ’ certainly 
F. Milton | should not continue beyond one 
Hathaway of | Piece. 
East Iroquois| «pear Mrs. Post: My daughter road. The |became engaged several weeks 
bride-elect (880. The young man’s family has 
attends Grace 
Hospital _|ing them to dinner so that we 
School of may meet before the wedding. 
Nursing ond “Her fiance has two sisters liv- 
ong ing at home with his parents—one 
her fiance |singie and one widowed. He also 
* attended |has two married brothers living 
Wa Stat elsewhere. 1 would like to know 
ayne tale |it it is necessary to invite his University. A whole tamily to dinner or just his 
fall wedding |parents?” 
is planned. |  ayswer: As it is probable that his parents do not know that 
they should call on you, you are 
wise in inviting them to dinner 
I would suggest including the two they have company, assuming of 
course the child plays fairly well? 
And what about the times their 
  others?” 
not called on us ag yet and so I 
am taking the initiative and invit- 
         
        child is with them in homes of C. R. Haskill Studio 
1 Mt. Clemens St. FE 4-0553 . 12 E. Pike St. FE 2-2711 
Dimitri LeZaroft Robinson's Studio 
124 W. Huron St. FE 4-3468 30 E. Huron St. FE 4-3669 
Wooliever Studio 
  
2 to Pontiac Photographers’ Assoc. 
426 N. Paddock St. 
  Sutherland Studio 
FE 4-3001   
    OPEN SUNDAY 
a   . 7 “a 
NEW SPRING 
~~ ARRIVALS 
Alvin. TELEGRAPH at HURON 
  
      
“Dear Mrs. Post: For an assign- 
ment in my home economics class 
I have been asked to describe 
‘Russian service.’ I have been un- 
able to find this information in 
any of my books. Can you tell me 
exactly what this is?’ 
  
Answer: “Russian service’’ sim- 
ply means that no serving dishes   
|Mrs. H. Ross Mack of Old Salem | 
Ct. returned from a fortnight in 
California, Mrs, Mack detoured to 
Amarillo, Texas, to bring her 
daughter, Mrs. J. Ray Vahue, and 
granddaughter Carol to Birming- 
ham for a visit. The former Helen 
Mack was honored at tea Friday 
afternoon by her twin sister, Mrs. 
Robert G. Campbell, in the Camp- 
bell home on Far Hill drive. 
* * * 
Mrs. Robert Warner entertained     
General Richardson Chapter of 
DAR met Thursday in the YWCA 
building. Mrs. J. C. Haynes was 
chairman of the hostess committee. 
Mrs. Haynes was assisted by 
Mrs. E. V. Howlett, Ella Smith,   
Central Methodist 
Group Sees Playlet 
“Medical Missions in Healing” 
was the theme of a playlet pre- 
sented to menibers of the WSCS of 
Central Methodist Church. The 
Mrs. Garth 
Sayers, depicted the work of Meth- 
odist women at Brewster Hospital 
in Jacksonville, Fla. The hospital 
is one of 10 medical centers in the 
United States sponsored by Method- 
ists. A 
Lunch was served at the Thurs- 
day meeting by members of the 
Ada Duhigg Circle. Mrs. Mabelle 
Wilson, Janette Geiger and Mrs. 
Lyle Faun also assisted with the 
program. 
2 New Members 
for Navy Mothers 
Mrs. Edna Kalbfleisch and Mrs. 
Josephine Gonzales were received   
Mothers Club 355 Thursday. 
Mrs. William Christie gave a DAR Hears Revere Club 
A New Spahn for Braves? 
as new members of Pontiac Navy Mrs. Norman _ Boyd, Mrs. 
Robert Wilson, Mrs. Fred Lee, 
Mrs. M. H. Haselwerdt, Mrs. 
\Harry Yoh, Mrs. Alfred Smith, 
toon, Mrs. Ida St. John McRoberts 
and Mrs. Fred Upthegrove. 
Representatives from _ the 
Fighting Paul Revere, Junior 
American Citizens Club of Sarah 
McCarroll School, gave a pro- 
gram of songs, recitations and 
accordion selections. 
cards of pioneer family records. 
These, added to cards prepared by 
Mrs. Howlett over a _ period of 
years, total about 100,000, forming 
a comprehensive collection of rec- 
and their descendants. 
  
Dames of Malta Fete 
19th Anniversary 
The 19th anniversary dinner of 
Dames of Malta No. 184 was held 
at Malta Temple. Tables were dec- 
orated in purple and gold, col- 
ors of the sisterhood, and a cake 
with Malta emblem was a center 
‘of attention. 
| Gifts were presented to six char- 
ter members at the Wednesday       Mrs. Howlett has prepared 900/\ 
ords on Oakland County pioneers), 
' John Gemmell will open het Winter Trips in Focus BIRMINGHAM — When Mr. and at luncheon Tuesday for Mrs. 
Vahue. 
* ® * 
Mrs. James K. Lewis and Mrs. 
Chester A, Dady are planning a 
tea later this month for Mrs, Ray- 
mond J. Meurer Jr. of Palmer 
Woods. Mrs. Muerer is the former 
Patricia Ann Palmer, daughter ‘of 
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Palmer of 
Bloomfield Village. 
The junior Meurers were mar- 
ried Feb. 8, in Holy Name Church. 
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Mr. and Mrs, Jack E, Berno !rny 
are spending a fortnight at Key 
Biscayne, Fla. 
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“Mr. and Mrs. George D. Miller 
will return early next week from 
a cruise in the Virgin: Islands. 
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“Mr. and Mrs. Judge Beardon of 
‘Tottenham road have as their 
weekend guests G. Nolan Beardon 
(of Sedgefield, N. C., and Clark 
Mrs. Harry Going, Mrs. Orin Hun-! ¥. B, Beardon of Cleveland, Ohio. 
  
Mrs. Little Displays 
Needlework to Guild 
  
Plan Dinner-Dance 
With Irish Theme 
March 15 will mark a Sham. 
rock dinner-dance at Birming- 
ham Country Club. A special 
floor show with an Irish theme 
is planned. Dancing will be to 
the music of an area orchestra. are ever put on the table except 
  ornamental 
sweetmeats. 
The meat is carved in the kitchen 
or pantry; vegetables are passed dishes of fruit and) 
and returned to the side table.| Only at breakfast are dishes of| for This Lovely 
  food put on the table—or, of course, 
at a buffet meal of any sort. 
  
  Homer Tinney 
Guest Speaker 
for Zonta Club 
+ Aerial Photography” was the 
spoke when Pontiac Zon topic on. which Homer C. re ta Club [ STARTING MARCH 3rd Make an Early Appointment     
Now—for Spring you 
may save many dollars 
on our salon permanents. 
42 N. Saginaw St.—2nd Floor 
Flderal 8-1343 
    BEAUTY SALON 
  
met for luncheon at Hotel Waldron 
rsday. 
The speaker told of his experi- 
jences in staff photographic recon- 
naissance during World Wars I and 
Il. When aerial photography was 
redeveloped during World War II, 
estate, meetings and events; stages 
of construction in projects, sports, 
and capital cities, according to the 
speaker. 
New members received at the 
luntheon-were Mrs. Florence Rob- 
inson and Mrs. Doris Scott. 
On March 13 the monthly busi- 
ness meeting will be held at King- 
sley Inn. 
Plants and Gardens 
Discussed by Club   
  
Received as Member 
ceived as a member of New Syl- 
vanites Club Thursday evening 
in the Beverly road home of Mrs. 
William Almas. A March 29 din-     Temple. at .| Mrs. Paul Van Roekel was re-| 
ne teeing pisned, to be eld 
    
  
evening meeting. Election of offi- 
cers wil] be held March 19.    
   Custom Drapery DEPARTMENT 
Tailored for your room, with an added touch 
of elegance because they come from Spen- 
cer’s. 
await 
Consultants will be glad to bring. samples to your home. 
Choose from Fortisan, Fibergias, Cotton, course). obligation—of 
Rayon, Cornice Boards, Traverse 
VENETIAN BLINDS 
3511 Elizabeth Leke Rd. New, smart and exciting materials 
you. Our Color Stylists and Hore 
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Rods and Bamboo. 
WINDOW SHADES 
PARCOE 3 ee COVERINGS 
: FE 4-7775 
  
  EASTER BUNNY 
ORDERED! 
A A precious lit- 
7 tle dress of ny- 
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puff sleeves, .& Pad 
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       report on welfare work both lo- 
cally and at Battle Creek Hos- 
pital. : 
Mrs. Paul Hanson and Mrs. 
Mark W. Kinney reported on the 
23rd Women’s National Security 
Conference, 
The Lincolnshire drive home of 
Mrs. Frank Becker will be opened 
for the March 20 meeting. billowy skirt 
over its own 
attached Coan- 
Can, 
Sizes 3 to 6x 
and 7 to 14 
From 
| 84% : Myrtle Kath on Pingree avenue. 
Mrs. John Burnia was hostess. 
Regularly $ 95 Mrs. Meta Mcllroy conducted 
14.95 the business meeting followed by 
Special a program of games, 
. on tiae 
potter y 
      
         
    WCTU Sews Quilt 
Pontiac Unit of WCTU met at 
First Presbyterian Church to com- 
plete a quilt for a Korean mis- 
sionary. A Frances Willard tea. 
was served under the chairman- 
ship of Mrs. Roy .Fosbender.         
  Plan for Convention 
Plans for attending the 66th An- 
nual State Convention are being 
worked out by members of the 
Women’s Auxiliary to Pontiac Mas- 
ter Plumbing Contractors. Discus- 
sion came at a dinner meeting held 
at Rotunda Inn. ... and Just in Time 
for Easter!.           
  
       You can be sure that your rugs and car- 
pets will be thoroughly clean when -you 
choose New Way. .The NIRC Seal means 
that our methods have the highest seal of   
in Russ’ 
             
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WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND’ SAFETY — As a climax 
to Weights and Measures Week, city, county and state officials in 
‘ this work attended the Traffic and Safety Committee meeting of * 
the Pontiac Area Chamber of Co 
tionship between their work and safety. mmerce to tell of the close rela- 
Left to right are Sgt. 
James, L. McCollum, Oakland County state sealer of weights dnd 
  Walter A. Baerwolf, head of the Pontiac Police department; 
measures; Miles A. Nelson, chief of state department of agricul- 
ture’s division of foods and standards; Herbert W. Straley, Pontiac 
police chief; and C. O, Cottom, superintendent of the state weights 
and measures department, THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1958 
Pontiac Press Photo 
  
News in Brief Alexander J. Kowalski, 45, of 
2851 Noble Rd., Oxford Township, 
pleaded guilty to a reckless driving 
charge Friday before Oxford Town- 
ship Justice Fred F, Stevens, and 
paid a fine of $35 plus $15 costs. 
Direct from Paris, World's finest 
perfumes at terrific savings. FE 
8-9833, 253 W. Ypsilanti. — adv. 
Lodge Calendar 
Regular meeting Pontiae Chap- 
ter No. 228. OES. Monday, 
March 10 at 8 p.m. 18% E. Law- 
rence. Edith M. Coons, Sec. ae 
—Adv. 
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE _ 1956 Oldsmobile Holiday Coupe, Serial 
‘ No. 567M28922. Public Sale to be held 
at 10:30 am. March 21, 10958, at 28 N. 
Saginaw S8t., Pontiac State Bank Bidg., 
Pontiac, Michigan. 
March 6, 10, ‘58 
STATE OF MICHIGAN—In the Pro- 
‘bate Court for tHe County of Oakland 
Fuvenile Division. 
In the matter of the petition con- 
cerning John Albert Bozik, minor, Cause 
No. 15663, 
To Pauline Bozik, of said 
child 
Petition having been filed in this 
Court alleging that the whereabouts of| 
the mother of said minor child are) inother 
lated a law of the State and that said) 
child should be placed under the jutis-| 
diction ofethis Court. 
In the name of the people of the 
State of Michigan, you are hereby noti-| 
fied that the hearing on said petition 
will be held at the Oakland County 
Service Center, Court House Annex, 
12608 West Bivd, in the City of Pon-/| 
tiac im sald County, om the 18th day of 
March A.D. 1958, at nine o'clock in the) 
forenoon, and you are hereby commanded 
to appear personally at said hearing. | 
It being impractical to make persona)| 
service hereof, this summons and notice) 
shall be served by publication of a copy 
one week previous to said hearing itn! 
The Pontiac Press, a newspaper printed 
and circulated in said County ° 
Witness, the Honorable Arthur £E.! 
Moore, Judge. of said Court, tn the City, 
of Pontiac tn said County, this 6th day, 
- of March A.D, 1958 (Seal) ARTHUR E. MOORE, | (A true copy) Judge of Probate! 
ELSIE J. VASCASSENNO, 
Deputy Probate Register 
Juvenile Division 
March | 
PUBLIC SALE 
1953 Bulck sedan, Motor No. 17058403. 
Fuels sale to be held Thursday, March | 
1958 at 10:30 am. at 601 chigan.|   
State Bank Bidg., Pontiac, Michigan. 
March 7, 8, ‘$8 THOMAS MINA ~ 
Thomas Mina, owner and opera- 
ator of the Mina Grocery, 588 
iFranklin Rd. died Thursday while 
on a vacation in Hollywood, Fla., 
after a brief illness. He was M4. ~ 
Mr. Mina was a member of the 
St. George Greek Orthodox 
Church. . 
Besides his wife. Evelyn, he. 
leaves three children, | Mina, 
Antony and Geecha, all at home; 
two sisters and one brother in 
Greece. 
* * * 
Mr. Mina’s body will be at the 
Farmer-Snover Funeral Home 
after 6 p.m, Sunday. 
BRUCE W. NEWMAN 
        | Bruce William Newman, infant 
son of William and Donna Jean 
Giegler Newman of 93 S. Marshall 
St., was dead at birth Wednesday 
in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital.   Surviving, besides his mother | Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas MRS. ROBERT SANFORD 
Mrs. Robert (Goldie) Sanford, 51, 
of 34 W. Walton Blvd. died yester- 
day after an illness of 17 years. 
She leaves a son and three 
daughters, Robert E. Sanford, Mrs. 
Nellie Lafnear, Mrs. Dollie Hor- 
batiuk and Mrs. Shirley Momany, 
all of Pontiac; a sister and two 
brothers, Mrs. Jennie Bell” Work- 
man of Coleman, Lon Blade of 
Pontiac and James Blade of Okla- 
homa. 
Service will be at 3 p.m. Monday 
from the Huntoon Chapel with the 
Rév. Tom Malone of Emmanuel! 
Baptist Church’ officiating. Burial 
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. 
LESLIE WATSON 
Leslie Watson, 49, a former Pon- 
tiac resident, died yesterday of a 
heart ailment in Battle Creek 
where he made his home. He was 
ill several years. 
Mr. Watson was an employe of ,arrangements were made Sharpe, 
Funeral Home. 
| Miss Barry, who died yesterday 
lat her home, is survived by a 
_Rephew, Jack Haupt of Clarkston. 
MRS, JOHN EOFF 
| METAMORA—Service for Mrs. 
John (Alice E.) Eoff, 39, of 155 
Third .St., who died yesterday at 
Hurley Hospital, Flint, will be held 
at 2 p.m. Monday at Muir Broth- 
‘ers Funeral Home, Lapeer. Offi- 
iciating will be the Rev, Charles 
‘Robbins, pastor of Pilgrim Congre- 
igational Church, with burial in 
Dryden Center Cemetery. 
Surviving are two sons, Erwin 
Merritt of Metamora and James 
H. Eoff, both at home; her mother, 
Mrs. Florence Fishell of Metamora 
and a brother, Kenneth Fishell of 
Pontiac, 
WILLIAM B. GELETZKE Fisher Employes 
Receive $17,307 
eral Motors’ Suggestion Plan Pro- 
gram during 1957. : 
amounted to $69.79. The maximum 
Wayne Stricklin, 102 Stout St., and 
another six employes received   
for Suggestions 
submitted and adopted in the Gen- 
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The average individual award 
award of $2,500 was received by|4 
awards of $500 or more, it was 
announced. 
Out of 1,000 suggestions sub. 
    Ap) cious, Apples, Jonathan, bu. 
Apples, McIntosh, bu. 
poles, Steele Red. growers and sold by 
Produce Fruits 
ples, Delt L eee ree sa! 
SOP ee eee eee 3.75 
OP eeeesereoe 
DU, sesccecces 6.00 
Vegetables 
. Seeeseeveeeeeeue 2.00 
POOR O PRR eeee 3. 
See eeeeeeeeeoe 3.235 
sesyetesceesone 1.50 
‘08 ete Reeeenen By 
oe 
eeveneee Auto Kills Mechanic 
MIDLAND (#—Robert Mierman, 
66, of Midland, was crushed to 
death Friday when a car he was 
repairing slipped off its jacks and 
rolled on him. , 2 
  
  rs —— 
1957 Pontiac, Catalina Star Chie! 
Seeter No. PO5TH 43293, ‘Public ' “4 sale to beld Feoesay- March: 11, 1968 a8 10:30 a.m. lt Pontiac Ban 
Pontiac, Mich. - . Bldg., ; 
March 1, &, "Ss,   
Tuesday, rch 10 & 11 ffom 9 AM. 
12 Noon .M, da 
and 1 to 4 P.M. and W 
viewing the 
peed mapa Roll for 1956. Any interested 
: -— may ee ANE te AL, 
  Supervisor, 
Feb. 24, March 1, 8, ‘68   
    
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    Gee © ote   parks - Griffin 
“Thoughtful 'Sercice” 
46 Williams St. 
24-Hour Ambulance Service FUNERAL HOME 
Phone FE 2-581 
  
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Suggestions dealt with many dif- 
ferent phases of operation includ- 
ing ideas to improve safety con-, 
ditions, elevate the quality of the 
product, and to save time and 
material, 
Deaths Elsewhere 
NEW YORK u—Mark Marvin, 
54, a stage and film producer, 
was found dead last night in his 
West Side apartment. 
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ORANGE, Tex. #—David Rank- | 
in Barbee, 83, retired newspaper- 
man and historical writer, died            
in Washington, D.C, 
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LOGAN, W.Va. #—W. E, (Bill) 
Fannery, 53, speaker of the West 
Virginia House of Delegates from 
1949 until last month, died Fri- 
day, apparently of a heart ail- 
ment. He had served in the House 
of Delegates since 1944. Flannery 
was a Democrat. 
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BEAUMONT, Tex. u — Luther | 
C. Lau Sr., 69, retired advertis-             METAMORA — Service for   and father, are two brothers and.a|Eaton Axle Co., and a veteran of William B. Geletzke, 63, a former 
unknown and the said child has vio-|sister. Definis, Scott and Lynn, all)/ World War II. 
at home. 
* * * * * * 
Surviving are his parents, Burel ‘resident of Metamora who died 
lyesterday at the Henry Ford Hos- 
pital after a long illness, will be 
Graveside service will be at 4/and Amelia Rhodes Watson of held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Na- 
‘p.m. Monday in Oak Hill Ceme-|Pontiac; and a brother, Ray Wat-|tivity Lutheran Church, Detroit. 
‘tery. The Rev. Calvin C. Rice of /S°,0f Pontiac. |Officiating will be the Rev. Armand 
Central Methodist Church will of-| Service will be at 1:30 p.m. Mon-|Ulbrich with burial in Woodmere 
fer prayers. 
at the Pursley Funeral Home. 
REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR GEN-' 
eral Municipal Election April 21, 1958 
To the qualified electots of the City 
of Pontiac, Michigan. Notice is hereby) 
given that tn-eonformity with the Mich-, 
igan Election Laws, 
City Clerk will upon any day except) 
Sunday or legal! holiday, the day of any) 
regular or special election or primary) 
election recetve for registration the name 
of any legal voter in said City of I the undersigned) 
apply to me personally for such regis- 
tration 
at the City Hall on Monday. March 24, 
1958 from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. the last officiating. Burial will follow in 
White Chapel Memorial Ceme- 
tery. 
MISS MAE BARRY 
CLARKSTON ‘Service for 
St. will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday The baby’s body is|4ay from the Huntoon Chapel with Cemetery. 
1 the Rev. James W. Deeg of the) 
‘Oakland Park Methodist Church|and Sori Funeral Home, Royal The body is at William Sullivan 
‘Oak. 
Mr. Geletzke, who had been re- 
siding in Detroit, leaves his wife, 
Ann; a daughter, Mrs. Paul Gug- 
elyk of Los Angeles, Calif.; two 
sons, Norbert B. of Detroit and 
‘Charles H. of Royal Oak; his 
Pontiac not already registered who may Miss Mae Barry, 88, of 71 N. Main'mother, Mrs. Augusta Geletzke of 
‘Livonia; two sisters, Mrs. Alma 
8, $8. Notice ts hereby given that I will be in Our Lady of the Lakes Church. Hoffman of Detroit and Mrs. Jack 
‘Officiating will be the Rev. F. J. Moyer of Farmington; and one 
— to receive registrations and transfer, Delaney, with burial in Holy Sep-|brother, Car] of Livonia. f registrations by personal application. 
Dated March 4, 1958 | 
ADA R. EVANS. | 
City Clerk 
March 8, 10, ‘58 ulchre Cemetery. 
The Rosary will be recited at! 
'7:30 Monday at her home. Funeral;about 63 acres.   
| The Kremlin in Moscow covers 
  ing manager of the Beaumont 
Enterprise who had held similar | 
posts on newspapers in Nashville, 
Tenn.; Little Rock, Shreveport | 
and Fort Worth, died Friday. He 
had been ill several years. 
    
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Hundreds of miscellaneous items 
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Here is a list of the many items you 
may find among the ‘don’t need”’ 
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garage which can be easily con- 
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                33 | Rent Apts. Un shed 34 _ By Jay Alan) Hobbies & Supplies 24A) Wanted Real Estate 3ZA| Rent Apts, Furnished 33/R furnished y Jay 
3 RMB. 1ST a RVT. BATH, ? 1 Directors _4|Employment Agencies 8A, MODEST MAIDENS 
PAINT THE NOMBER PICTORES.| TRADE, SELL ‘OR BUY |? RM! test, oa Sener +t “s fe 
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3 RMS., PVT. ENT. ~ CHILD WEL- : 
See Sores Hh E._teerenee CLARK REAL ESTATE ‘come, PE 41178, IN CHAPEL 
was Death Nofi ices. _lmcPARESORIET Fe 2s) ALL "ROUND GAL 
Notices & Personals 25 “ or sings | 3, ROOMS & ApTH, LOWER. VB SIs CENTRE CLEAR) MOD. AND BA ny, MARCH 1. 108 MAE, (1 Voorhees-Siple $279 st 
“Brel BR Sad val of wawanted hate. | Tone, sbedroost  Guneslow uit | * oe ogee Smal pais we | 5 , unt me jaupt; fu- nd can doa little bit 
basement. gas beat, come. (43h, Inquire » "peal. service tll be held” es FUNERAL ae everything “tn she'll ‘be ober 
OR ava shene Haroa, | ng ‘center, oe par ont f Ry e “ 5 og Beep Se mn eyzagagme Me) Sa ee pe Sori Gentine ie et ein |, ane PERLE Oat | naar Pee ee ee De. =. be pppoe 
~_vation Army, — ;boae ise unfinished |" rated. | ; plants. |" pisie Hwy Gas heat. MA Sisee Church with Rev. Gescranant in 
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. newly decor. MY i. om © tation of th at 1:30 p.m, at 11 N- Wa Voce Comm 
4-018. oes te VETERANS DON'T LOSE RODE PLAT sents Brees mo. $1350 ‘per wk. dt washie. Mace will’ te'in''state at her|! FOR WANT ADS -#/ Wan Service 11 commu. 
pSRNTY MAlp SUPRrLTES BUY YOUR EQUITY. ivy |) ROOM FLAT. ACROSS STREET) mo. qhildren  SEeeEe Demeral. arrangements $ Ls a 
bet US THE DETAILS AND 231 Osmun 8t. FE ne 5 ROOM DECORA ce. bp the “Sharpe 7earel meee. DIAL FE 2-8181 EVELYN EDWARDS 
FOR FREE vs. | WE WiLL Give You a |: 3 RQCtE a | 298 8.8. Blvd, PE aoe : 
| Clubs. PFER. == RM. UPPER HEAT AND HOT OMAS, NAL COUNSELING 
Organizations, Churches, Press. TRMS & BATH PVT. ENTR. Children. Good a A, MARCI Ra., age 4: beloved| | from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. VOCATION ww 
ete, Sell 32 cu ne othe yenis | 1, Fentioe | close to factories ond town’ FE water furn Ceaa, * husband of, Bvelyn. Mina, dear should be re QMMUNITY. BANK BLDG, 
coffee maker Pree. 150 N. Perry. We Will Bu £278. a— ‘i WEEKLY. ry humana Mins, | Antbony a au errors mediately, The §| 811 COMMUN 
ae Ere y e Eq it ly 3 2008is SPATE and bath. All ‘util. fora. Leceted : : Pp Greece, Puners! ar § assumes DO Tespon- OPEN SATURDAYS 
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oo Futmes off Oakland Ave. Grech : ; 
. watt | | ROOM FURN. APT. COUPLE brother 8 be announced! } siiity for errore other 
IN DERT Don't lose your home—cash 7 ROOM FURN. Wa acne 4-4821. gangemenee “ei r-Snover Fue|§ than to cancel the charges 
red tape, We also need only, 360 _Osmun. " | 4 VERY CLEAN, « LOWER. sen sR espn oun | fester, See SAL IF SO Eeoe evr OH Si ae bray be seen after 6 p.m. Bun AUD aerige eh deny Roobtge ad 
#ILL- BUY On LIST YOUR LAKE 3 BATH AND ter furn. Near G.M.T. FE 5-2864. aaa oo. Marshall” = etree ‘When’ cancelletions 
et US property Purchasers waiting EB, Side, PE 5-8633. Rw, | BIRMINGHAM. — 3, BEDROOM d Mrs error en e to aet ESSIVE MAN WITH SALES 
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Ss erce Rd J AND 4 APT, UTIL: +) alat. rown 5, bh ches: Joved infant som of Mr brother of ) are made be umber.”” No §|AOGR i or iy pra’ ef: 
: gg Brg 1s Clark Close to transportation |& A William Newman; dear an.|§ your “kill number.” | | experience 
: 1 Place to Pay Ph. PONTIAC, EM al ry T.| ping. Immedis: ecomeney, ad Lynn Newm ments will be given : 
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UN_ 1.5708 4 Ay af NI ; . including heat, lights, gas Heanpace neagpbt ere will be held Lan ceorgen | Belary plus scomuitastons i ED 
G Ease Your Mind WE RAVE. <- 3_Front_8t 4-466. v7 ‘otf-streck ite f Harry enaar March 10, at 4 pm. a Schoo! ent toe Pontiac State Bank 
ase i 5 commercial 4 room SORNRED UPPER Stevens Bildr. Bldg Hill Cemetery with Rev. Closing time for advertise Br ete “Sea2T 
Restore Credit oo wits utility. 34N. Midland | 9°08 “ais at Stevens * Calvin C. Rice ofticiatins. Te | ments containing pee cee os 
WE ARENOTA call wil give’ you tenn in E. : neral arrangements larger than  regul ore r 
e tion. aE IRMING (CHARDGGN. FONA (WER Ws.| 9 (7° 12 elec peo, the SOCIAL WORK 
LOAN COMPANY * ROY KNAUF Ba NEES Ting’ ROOMS. | pte: Newty decorated. Near shop. NI sf ay 
PE 23-7421 - tht includ- "RICHARDSON. EDNA ( ‘Lake Road, $ 
NCREDIT | 26% w. Huron 8. 2-142) end | electric ture oce $100 per mion W. Long La ay 
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MICHIG. LORS i nished. “4 a. } enild gt Be baby_wel- . fas Beet on at ead) gos. On . Off-s razon pork. * peter at Mra oterats diac | po canened uate te Se || areas Sopra | (ee OO ee “WANTED —|_ Sine ere EEE atin Lean and Virginia ia Mac-/@ the first tnsertion. apart and is now little 
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PRIVATE DLE! 165. LOWER cans eer," aeons aire CASH WANT AD RATES asa sat) fos Spo peop tl =e = ef teen eetial - re at We agree acre | $16 WEEELY. a ; Say rar ol pi SR iearen ae oO 
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ur " r ’ . Baier Kistler, Charies. r. 'Bervice| § Lines 1-Day 3Days 6-Daze ence You’ must érive. your | ing + he just | “eo ooomically with newly yents at | acvantage “Call NOW for “ime baby welcomes Apply etna tice wees SIDE. oe Pinagercd 1pm at ibe Manley 5; um 4S €6S8 earl car and do ores c “Honest, Chuck, Father doesn’t mean anything Dex. -A-Diet Tablets, #8 cents « as iceeee | sonn oe “Fahy Sigye tnd retrig Pe. ent. Bailey Funeral Home, 183 Oak- : 3.48 5.04 is & ste ; io sim = _ : thy oer Go my : i iis f30 elaseeeen cress jcan't stand the sight of you KNAPP S Eee Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | ATTRACTIVE. UPPER. REASON. | 5 gs ER a ob Chape : i c ; $11 Commun: 
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=) phe s RPORD MARCH 7, 1058, 4 #315 68.67 .. wee eet Bidg. FE 40584. yy e Tax Service 17) so Airpest he. OR 3-1502/ 47 WN Saginaw 8t. Pa = 58165 tL NEWLY DECO! and ood pi 6-0041 before 7 p.m. or i ae ; way 29 me “4 we. Walton, see Lat . hee 3510.80 
Building Service 12 ncom MAX THOMPSON'S SERVICE, Open Eves. Till 6 p.m. beat cooking. i "locate Sin MODERN 4 oom a & i i 2 . . <= 
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ie “3 : deer Beert B Benford, Mrsi§ ® TAKE A LETTER PLASTERING NATION WIDE formerly with Fosters Garage. witown ra becton. Very, suitable | _ly turn, MA. $6000 batiuk and Mrs. Shirley ° eS Be ee re 83 SERVICE 801 Auburn Ave. FE 2-912, Brake Furnished 33 for oeew NEAR PONTIAC CENTRAL HIG : Bolle Horvat te: $250 canon oh Some POs DIXIE HWY Service, Mufflers & Tail Pipes.| Rent Apts. Furn aren. EY| 4 Room 1th so neittes “garage. : : , Lon Blade an 
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.| Neu Samee Blade. Punéral service ill K REPLIFS || tors wondertu pour tee | BRICK BLOGE AND CEMENT COMPLTTAX SERVICE Reduce - wave | (003 Be Aer, Fee Soe, | hae tee, oe i and mate, TV.| Retwi SINC. PEE 4-0300. be held Monday, aie Funeral no there acpi) dead mips! 50 large Residential and fh MY Rats "AX SERV. bell reggie ecdaber as lttle nN. Saginaw : BA APT. RMS. AND LY DECORATED. 3 ROO _m. from the —, Malone of- At 10 a.m. today PHER = take ehormasa elal. Guaranteed work, Ph WORKING PooPLEa—7 TAX oie Reculis guaran : $8.00 PER| bath. All uti} xa $12 weekly. artment bath. Near town, Pontus qetarwant in Oak we were replies at the Press nob oe: wee eee | glia: cx, CuMErT Wonk) <2 Any Mme D8 520 0 “ $1.00 + oe Ph mrtg al furnished, FE| Cail ot 388 N. Perry. or FE tities are No ehil: zs ie i 
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TYPE itehen as stov , LESLIE | ¢ boxes: WARDS. - Vocational ened OE 5.2853. Laundry Service Tree thial eee FE S4ll.| 18 ance & bath, Clean, 33 PER = to wa carpet, air seat ti _ e WATSON, Re en ore -saling, Service! $1) Commy- USTOM HOMES. BY Lee. FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV-| This month only. wave Lik |i Bal. BACHELOR Tat Down! nee 1512" nas: takoma son of Mr. and 1, 7, 8, 11, 12, 28, $2, enk Bldg, bullder, Free’ estimates es: Pontiac Laundry, FE SPECIAL COL Le 91.50. [ebes wk. 89 Sate i RILY FURN | ences. ogy ray NEW 1 BE ROOM APTS. QUIET, brother 
3461, — pet pene) m poo : - 2 BEDR ARTL . Saginaw. PH. PE 2-420 9 to 5. 3-5420_9 new Ne! hood, refrig. ca Bure! | cosa Waseral acvies 72, 73, 74, %5, 76, 92, 112, Instructions 9 Sant C. BILIZ SR. FLOOR tn GURTAING PLAT RUP- wee Se * Tekefront apts 8613" Pontiae *| sick 1 BACHELOR APART: deawk | gen “pr teporal Be one ef = held Monday, March 10.) § 519° 
Old floors a” specia LACE Beautifully finished. Pontiac LITTLE TIME ae Rd. AND ONE NISHED.| M0. oe . phe 130 p.m from nce Den GERMAN — TRANSLA- _FE 89. vORE. 36% YEARS EXP. Peeaare. Phone FE 32-8101. —— eer oe —_ T BEDE DEL Et. eure. * MENT. ICELY | FUR UIRE 23 AU.| —A¥e.. Royal Oak. _ Te eee eet te White a tions, FE 6- CEMENT Ww OR 36172. jor Easter delivery. Muo's Cus | Ground fio ideal | S0nn at D APTS. , Intermen 
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ORCHAR CT. Cueva Eom, ghaise| Help Wanted Male 6 ease apace ore | CEMENT Ie: OUR SPECIALTY. meee en | Saree tw Besos. as Si” wc | “Geib” Baby’ welcome ie Greet | ORCHARL ensaatetts: * PPP PPP PPP AP PPP APPA A PP ress oors. 
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modern apa: Funeral Home. sion, now in progress enigh een | CARPENTER—OARAGES.” ALTER- CUSTOM BULLDOZING. ing. | Wtd. Children to Board 26) i; FLOOR. NE. 5 MEE EE ire aa | ts Belcouy type, inavidual eo. , A Few Men Tsmile east otf Woodward. Cali ations and additions. Call after 6 SEM 3.3003 OS Bick filing SCHOOL ae KITCHENETTE —& TV soe mee Fleer. YE) jrences. alr conditionsd. A orath Incoln §-1068. FE 8-0439. ee Y CARE FOR PRE - 1 ROO! SS aaein ain bedroo: ase fy “appattuige above svercee, ELECTROLYSIS, & 8 EDI OH CEMENT Ser | Paina, "Bre Pas or Ok | PAR CAME Zora pais, PCs cad quiet Mog PE | ess GENOT sbi, a pent bot water FICATIONS Pay opportun uty . gall Sonat PHYSI0- ale 10 WORK. PE 5-0782 Saou ay i R. OR WK. — NEAR | Room le hat op LES eagek tion, close in a3 — is Under Cotiattaction CLASSI ‘end reference, will be uso betwees| Work Wanted M ¥ WALL TAPING, GUARAR. Min ae stein sey, D FE 5-6340, souRD | Bath, Adults only 280 XN. Prigigaire, stove snd Private | TAKING APPLICATIONS for 1 and . Apply 
teed work: Trim. re { FANTED- GRTORER TO BOARD. ‘ ENT. ce, $65 r . 2 bedroom apartmen d 11:30 a.m. 
NEW —| 55000 land clear WANTED: OA 83734. . & KITCHEN. PVT. entrance, | a t A Ist. Z tention a gigi feed Ba Wed. Household Goods 27|  ¥anot tetas rte ts) ati sri wenaak age _vou | Pee” moe Age in 7 
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! for smal TIRED OF LOO LL OR . Real eo | “tng. Pree. estimate, 4-6191. =a! Movirig & Trucking 19 con. | 2E_ 5-73. “OOK Tie po, smoking or drinking. | 7TRED oF LOOKING? CA on sunoepcennts 3 ed some  neip. AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER OORT er it eee poe? NG Wiition. Box tli Poutiay Press Te Pike “Bt Call Pe Saas. Me & BABY dec. ‘Dra ylou Plains, You'll like ot Thanks moscessee cent ae 2 place oe we nee cabinet work ew Hi * PE 2-302 FE 2-894 A-l MOVING — HAULI dition x , . 
COUPLE & ry . . ———— s+ 3 WHITE BROS. siti tay rene Scere WOUSEMOVING = pouty neasoeRCELLENT SERVICE FURNITURE NEEDED 3 cera An eel soi Adults. Sion — ew ORLY Upper Flat—Heated cereal Directors .... = § REAL EST EME . Hauling FE 40450. L. A. Yo —_ tire home or 12 per week. 22-4084. FARMINGTON, N ik) Ghapping Osun rs. sapacccecdsdsesses R 3-1295 ing and painting bs, FE SaTIMATES ON WIRING. 1 Reduced Rates will qptright or 18ST |} 10 Mile Orchard 3008 AUBURN AVE. A Cemetery Lots ats, Hh Hwy. acd work. Also odd jobs, EEF & dry: AA- x = = 34 mmunity | 9 oe CLEAN ; Center. GR 46685 Living Rm., dinette, bedroom : : 10 "tf 8, i eaes for water heater. ranges c- | Smith Moving. Large van or pick- it = you. 12 Pvt. Ent. Util. & washing : Ss ritchenette and bath. Front and ‘Open Eves ‘til 9: Sun |_8. ; WORK. FE) ors. FE 5-8431. R. B. Munro Ele mh OE + aise Bale. OR 3-271. rivileges, 208 Norton, HOLLYWOOD APTS. rivate entrances Garage. EMPLOYMENT g DIE SET-UP MAN WHO gan BOY, 18. DESIRES : ¢ 1060 W Huron __ au AME WANTED TO BUY — ALL TYPES| p Pri- ¢ tur od  puilding. ke trie_Co., ULING & RUBBISH. N WANTED TO 7 BOOMS PRIVATE BATH, Rooms and bath. Aree ve four fa eogndnadescee trouble repair. = Sie? WAKER AND CARPE. NT BUILDER, | HA FE 38-0095. rniture. Ph FE 25523. town, child} 3 R "| furnished. 114 E. th. Re erences re- “ip Wastec Wanted Penne reteeeenee: i aoe rag laity, FE FE | "Tough and faith rH terms. EM iIOHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING: Wid. Miscellaneous 28] Weicome, FE ¢ 106. After’ 8 FE Howard FE 3-163 MS. UTIL wu ae 8892 Help Wi ies oe 8A = unity for an ex-| {¢t. __ No money Rubbish, Fill dirt. FE 2-0603. _ 40035. NETTE, | LAKE FRONT 9 RNS, : = Employment Agence eee real ag orbs heating sales- 
34358. n ROCEING 7 AND HAUL- WANTS HORSE.|3 ROOMS AND KITCHE: furn, Ideal for bachelor or re- : ES nee seseseeees 1 Boh ig a, ee Cai apa pore pea [a BL 7 oR wa ing. meee ayes my eee |S 7 noone ees “gag LARGE BEDADOM AND EITCR.| 9 Rooms, Sore and Refrigerator ecencsenee lusive ie 
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Huron. Work Wanted F gal, w rite Pontiac Press Box my apecialty : Pe, Pormice MASON & EM NT K. Mi Se oT ULNG $0061 | WANTED: TAPE RECOR floor, wa. tere furn., iene en, a“ {uratshed. sbechelor or ~~ WEST aD law VICES OFFERED =D SINGLE. 18-35,| mounted : 30600. | estim: = ie Es NE 23-4376 2 OR 3 Pp 
Liv 1H pp Rel iabtaa ig ETE ha RE Pe ne ae PE bens aii WIR x ‘ror FICK oF WARTED- 6 RF-WOTOR UST OTOR, MUST |" reasonable Se ms es FRONT 5 ROME OTE. Peterlee Kitcben "on a firs saceasees onstruction SARPENTER. NEW OR REMOD- As | MAN : Z . end o 
3 Busines: reese 2 6 pim eh “yeaa TN ‘cling. No Job “ia | oo 4a wig SG LS Meanie work Call any time, ) e Sia? 19-8383. 7 CORAN ere een BUSLINE. : urn. Adulte 28 i WN, NEWLY DI 7 ae Ser Basement “itanary ' & Tixes el ge 15 rocess of film email. l._Winter rate : ns FLOOR LAYING. 
GE W. nted to Rent 29 ee ee a FURN. er on acce’ child, FE ays, Screens, storm windows, piocsee-g6| Eegeen te: €o  procsomig of im CARPENTER WORK | WANTED. | 5G SNYDER Phone FE; (O'DELL CARTA a ee A ate || ee Paved street. Avail Dressmaking & Tafloring---°""sgq| and paper basis. Quality work.|~Homes & garages a Pree. 5 eth Sanding end Mnishing. al end long distance moving. DE.| Close, to. downtow otto __ PLE TO BABY |- oye gard, Fs ¥ month. . Tax Service vccccccccce tt) part. time Wailfcations 04] Parements “tinted, Pree eae Ying | Lect) 0nd, ens anes COUPLE Wits OWS CHILD DS) Su 3st. RELIABLE COU’ Vockietan ben. Bul 300k. Sah Etat einer Barve in Yas CITY On OVER gg a ring, gapetere:| haste os Weil Sde,Pomiee best | BATH ATTRACTIVE W. BIDE Se a aad certian aundry Service Sy 4 Sees the road. REpublic 2-3621. FE 2-4405 Will haul any 7 pate. facilities, OR 3-8419, ra BATH 10 MIN. _8. Winding SEES. & ref electric. FE Landscapin pee PORTUNITY FOR MEN : T AND INTERIOR OF REPAIRS - | Also dump truck. SRPGRNMODERH 2 BEDROOM | § walk from downtown. FE 2-288) Scat APT HEAT AND $68. per me: pose ° remax *. "Decoreting .......... 20, REAL OPPORTUNITY rienced| EXTERTOT AND INTERIOR RO : {| “house, Wisner School area. Mot tricity furn. Children welcome.| $°,.P : eee Reeder cicc.5. S| ef faved eeaenster, ihape : Pree VESTROUGHING __ ENT] house. ENT. PVT.| $15 weekly. OR 37700. j ide Brick eee S_YRE, OLB WARTS | MASON” — aD Mic mz|Trucks to Re Shere Living Overtera 30/7 F ie TT anh | URLEY, APrg iw EwOROR| | West Side Brick Pypewriter Service cosvwscss “3 Son Sonics. oe supe |x ob as ® ikatrne oF wuts AND EQUIPMENT 
by welcome. 196 Sanderson St. 2% rms., (PACT 1 RM. newly decorated, garage, re writer Servic® .....+..» ment call mornings Cant hve 4 in op ve 
‘1%-ton Stakes WITH M. APT. $13 AND $11 row STUDIO APT. CO Lesa d heat, basement, will lease ; VPholstering nsvectecssscccsssee 23) ment eT meteto te els ‘SIDING —REFATA “ M BUILDING ump ‘wrecks. ares a het scare: soliees | 1 ea ns rything furn. Ser Riskcasman red nethnana | irignl aperty. 14 Dwight. PE ¢-0002 eee oS one RO 01 PING y= SIDING REF 171. | SERVICE eal sana Pontiac Farm and m an. Da avid Ker, 2 270 oh r Sooua oon 5 Bs sare ALE PvT_ ll pitti, only. Close in. §15| evenings. NOTICES cial and Farm Sales. ee FE 2-7004 Eves. ial Tractor Co. _Walle 
Wr. fe = 38 YLORD ING CLEANING BAS 7 Industrial Tra ora E. Hows a HEAT, Furnished 6 OE as moe By, ee ike Se Pe 405m SMyitica and all general cleaning. TRENCHING AND 825 8. WOODWARD SHARE HOME WITH 1 ee Pe a CLEAN. Aa ran: | SMALL eee ae furn Rent Houses Notices & Per mceee ee re NTERVIEW RE-| Oa s-2429. ZING a Daily Incl Sunday | _lady 32) $13 Wk. PE 2-063. eee: | | eet: 479 Oakland. HOUSE, CALL ANTED os pos 26° tired an with revious | office oa, "sales, oe dollection. BULLDO Pe tara PE +04 ARTICLES PICKED Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) _# BMS. 9 KITCHENETTE | et ee ee Toa FOE |? sEDRcoe  BousR cA & Gp Weis Pea Wn 0) Sin et pone ge See gi orang hoes OEY AT? EOE A pa a , eae : Block and com ting 20 > H bath, clean frigerator. Smail KER. JOB Sif houses 23796. ing & Decora g ah Rooms, pvt. bath, "| tle stove & retrigeret OR Salesmen Wanted ure "yerienees ie year Sienay. Good | ~“**-*8t_PG_FE comune INTER AND oe in. FE 4-2579. child voice Ee 7 asa a? Meet ntones cet. Eee ae to sec nd . CLA PA Sal : a LAKE =| elec on perman ae Sigact weed a be Sresreneet “ 3 Building Supplies 12A af mm pat prices. FE =. IN | AF. FLA 2 (CLEAN AN ROOMS, 143 E, HOW- tens modern ee side “a * tot it pon sdany SIRES WORK OF 
PAPERIN Augie —_erything pvt. EM 3-4285.___ Pr. : — neceas have earned $6,000 YOUNG Man _D 8-0489, EBRICK USED. 10 CENTS EA.| A-l, PAINTING Ae 44-8364. For te, 900 open ard 7 FoR abe. COUPLE ORLY. 7 aeentea ee willie Lit + to 518 008 & more oot een: any Ree brick, 3 cents ea. 31245 W. x aa aa at & EX- Sonnson nin perse caleation aa and 32 ras. P PET Ld a ay very st etd ent, Aa hema rE —— ¢lose to city. Reas, More interested in you 
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rice, 3 until le sp Bate OUTDO ality, than previous experience. Work Wanted Female 11 TARPAULING — ALL uy boeta| Gearemicch Pree cot ike a KN onnso Fs. KIIGHENETIE & ‘emt. On| gene omer ¢. 3)? chips dune preierred. Pa. PE SA& NTEED PAINT nN Garage optional. Pvt. WEST SIDE” NEWLY DECOR. Age no handicap. must own car. SERVICE IRONINOS, $3| JOE’ A GUARA Sis 
2-618, heat & hot water 2-268. ; 
ly 323 E. Maple, B'ham, Mich}; pay a §-6732. 
decorating service OR e round fieer, 7m 36318. __| "rms : 4-1676. } BEDRM., MODERN HOUSE. ALL pent 364 PEANUTS FA TRONTNOS. Pick UP a DE ee eee re varcaToR DECORATOR. REALTOR * room tors, Reasonable, PE 41090 Te Unfurnished 34 year around, od. children welcome. » ESS iienesecce 37 WHY WORK FOR cal saraees — EMpire 3-0059. 
; LAD ring & painting. FE 3. 1706 68. racegrepe 7 ROOMS ¥ BATH. EVER a en 
3-4163 acuee OCA For Rent Rooms eed | when others like you a Bibi ee. REF 3 YRS. ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS Papering & p HANGING 
7 ROOMS & S adatla Wise toe pow: 
y| CRM FURS DERN. Rooms With Board ..... Sea 3A $75 to = ete, Men, wer nee Tae 1 day service “J bu. | “repaired by factory trained tn | PAINTING — cee FOR LAND. CO CTS. 1 ar eee 18ST. FLOOR, a, ae 30 ON. oe _(Conv: t Gomes Reine bs chemo! geachers, — voll ges. _Kiazine Mecowan, FE 5-147). our office. General Printing & WALLS CLE. OR 3-061 MS aly VanWelt,’ 4540 Dixie Hwy. sloners “10. 13 Falrgrove. decor. oll beak: FE ee FoR i CoM. 'M GAS HEAT IN fo =. oe Apply its Rae ow ee. A-] TRONINGS Os 1 DAY SERVICE. Fence. St Phone FE. 30135 PAPcaaANOINS rn PAINTING, —— 2 “ROOMS Seek Rone neon! icone pts S615 Pontiae LE: br OF aie ae — SS eee a 6 - 8 pm. = + WARHINGE AND TRONINGS. be cena “ING 8 prtter repairing. DECORATING. CASH a8 ‘drinkicg. 28 ‘M Monroe St.) Ra. ETE eS PVT * sch betement bs Peamae, On 4 —— Wwe WEED |“Pickup and deltver, FE rv WiGE KE. NG FE 30580 FE $2140 i RM. EITCHENETTE & PVT. : REAL ESTATE FOR SALB 3 a poe el (roa = nm TRONINGS & w xs oe Me ed winmien Ont our bid. Pinca Na & esa UNLIM ITED wie 3 RMB. EEan CLOSE IN, $12. Kelton. Cents Paddock, Al LAKE ORION ‘a yater hg ‘neater Od Gime te 'abd dtp date it over,| Pee & delivery FE FHI. |“ moval and Reduced rates, FE Fee ee ere iene ae TY, ON BALDWIN | _berte A (APT. STOVE | _heat, Cail mY | Come Un and” ets dalt i over: |g 7 WOMEN want WA CRE | ne en ee eaconable. Television Service 22 seasoned * nea eSee sok |? RMS WITH TV. _ FE Sea 73 Be a bef ene | MODERN’ 7 "BEDROOM HOUSE. A 147 8, Saginaw _8t. Pontiec| ORORN HEIGHTS. Free est. No obligation, FE 2-1631. An-| for Ted MeCull 23-6102 ppiy Apt 103, Bloom "| Minis “from: Pontiac. - : Ip Wanted Female 7 “care in my home, Us. PE 2160. “AAA, OIL, BURNER SERVICE | ary, mi wane Cay or alga ARRO 0 REALTY aM Eu Pr Pa races. _ UTILE| street west of Edgewood = ' " Help = ITTING, CHILDR VICE ALL MAKES swered ay kD PEL ABETH RD. lady, Emolgy ROOMS @ BATH. Club Fox. ial A CHANGE MAY BE YOUR DE-| loved & cared for. Pu 2100. | SER eee! ris28 vor FR ches | _ S10 _CASS-ELIZ Fane | ose ig IDUAL_MDN. |? see Tarnished Hest, Fonine Gen OWNER Haq HOME GN GREEN nor, Sele perme. ce 4 “sire co” Eaperienced. Rea! Ee Gar TIAN WOMAN WANTS BA- APPLIAN ANCE Stes of ‘wringer Dat "oR aaa Fv SERVICE  POANS on food. Bre re eating Para utiities, yg pe ee BR APT, PON-| Lk. nich he. would for ol see Wor Sale Farms ...... viewer le i ike this op-| “by sitting FF Usewonk | We, service all m 30 yrs. 1296 or FE 5-8300 or more with 100 ft. Tru Rustic Cabins. J ROOM UNFURN. J to "two teachers - paid, Sale Business Property ....... A| tate Sales Lady w A USEWORE | and automatic washers. je FE 5- oor . : ‘Apts. 118 State St. sons, p130 Mo, with all oH rg We Ottice with, simple ‘parking. rei |EXP. “LADY WANTS HOUS in Ponting gre quem ese ee | ee Felpget | —Brvedwar tate Orica, 7 ROOM ILITY AND BATH.| § 34171 collect. Riis or Bachenge « Paap he ly growing area. ex. aot SUEY CPERATOn WHE. UTY OPERATOR WISH- | ROY'S, ea eS eet td dt ST FE 4-052} Eves, FE Clean single man $12 weekly. FE Children welcome. Waterford | >>" Gee AT UNION a FINANCIAL tra commissions ~ PONTIAC EXP. ful] time work, 6 yrs. exp. ay aa Yewinding 218 E. Pike rermgreg 1069 W. Huron, Pontiae. | OVER $1,000,000 =e 7 Apts WHITE BROS. mc 0 ae aE : is ed... 
PE 5-431. ‘ {lable reh 7 ROOMS KITCHENETTE. BATH. 
“the Reas, rent to reliable etentties ......... SI ills Piling Up? GIRL WOULD LIKE STORE ATING SERV 22A| Avsiis sree techion! cali All_pvt, 431_N. Perry. PE a REAL ESTATE garage. * p far. with Bale Land tracts abeensise 3 Bill senate ase to Lal restaurant work or domes- GENES EATING sold, repaired, Typewriter Service Reslior Par Parts 3 RM. APT, OR oe ey. party. oe ets. Crescent Lk. ane aun oA lement husband's incom e.| ‘fic. PE” 6-706 WANTS HOUSE | 3310 Crooks Rd. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING 
FE_¢4s78 FURN. IN- Eyes, ‘til; 9 Sun: 10 "1 6.| Pe bases. eT} alortgage : Profitable position, work, Me re GERMAN ats Telegrap- 5-3000. - MACHINE REPAIRING. Expert 
yj RMS. AND BA : ti ai WiGEL? LL ee R pointment. ¢ mosoeeae7 Col’ work by the hour. after HEATING General Printing and Of- “IMME uire - at N,_ Edith 3 AND B 203 8. Mar-|" Cass Lk. FE 5-3842. ' MERCHANDISE -4-8997 or PE eee, Huron_area. FE §-1180_sfter 8 oi an | epee te ie ce MS. WASHER AND REFO. decofated. Heat furn. 2 Cass i. — . $§ CURB GIRLS, BIG BOY DRIVE-| sousexEEPING WORK. eat us orraee en | Ot ieee PE ake oar th and bath. 208 Central.| Shan. aEN PORRIEEED. Unturn. 36 eee 56) “in. 2499 Dixie Hwy. or = Ref. 88 Fairgrove. (up beating BFE #1063 day or TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE AC ION : 3 RM. FURNISHED APT. caine! a furs Pre Ent, Adults only.| Rent Houses 2 3 ~ MA ELDERLY one "he aes ie kEERE R FOR MOTHER-| night, OFFICE Pecan iarsey Bervice t. New] vate en entrance. Children we YS 
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nee 68 complete charge, More for HOU. Bm E. Huron. FE INTER - RVICE. all Makes — FE 44022. 44022.; On any good cash upon sab Tange ebERNT PVT BATE PVT. BATH & ” inns, 68 soto, von as ; | _than’ Wages. PE o-20et aft. §\p.m-/ "OCs angie ‘ Trim, remove, cabeling, ea 32 WAYNE ST. of seasoned. Your each y|3 LARGE MODERN, Pir: SATs | 5 wus. an airigh Al. un, “wear |) 3a cfeinent full basemen’ 2 60) /EXPERIENCED SHOR | SALES dAviNO A SAB VACATION-| — Land clearing, Inst Upholstering 23 ae eee «ee and Entr., near | Crooks “& “Auburn” No children: ad ew ve bedrooms, modern, $00" per . 6 
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E 6-397, ton Plains, OR S12 | SAWS Any Novem oe) for our L'S i HOUR OIL BURNER "8 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-| K. L. Tem aeletom Realtor. | Scous a Fr ane , NEWLY ae EE Ae ee OUPLEX LIKE-NEW. Senos - EXPERIENCED | peALESWOMAN children in your home. EM service MAyfair ream. aE. “ing te Cooley Lake Rd. EM / o3.9 orchard e Rd, FE AMS 7 decorated, joey fs furiaheg aby bison oe Pe earl eB Ru er. 1683. eae D M 3 _EM 3-4279 
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SHOP AROUND THEN SEE US TC A ; ROOMS, KITCHENETTE E ae Oro bis aA “+ 6 te Mite. A? S NICELY DONE, REA- | PLAS Works ; guaranteed, FE 5-030. 614, Free oS SPREADS. SHOP four jane ret 3 LOVELY ROOMS NEWLY DEC-| ; a eid cen nak fate. OB Lon woah windows, 67 GIRL SINCERE: pearleys Me: ORT, Pick ret Deliver. Perry FURNA CAN a oae SERV- wanepee ee ‘material. FE 55707, CAPIT: SAVINGS & LOAN’ oO ed crated. 1 ges Es 3-6224 oy| Water oe Rive lawn. Garden. $70 Baton a: wanted. Send photo. 
C. 1, Nelson 788. OLaTE Ww Hu : : | ROOMS & BATH. $50. MO. FE Bo Rs Sat wok s Min tae We WOULD oe oe SAWS a ie Bagiey wt |lioT NC Rare Be FE Sessa ‘Wanted’ Real Estate 32A 7 ROOMS AND BATH aduite * eine SO ue ROUND | 3 BEDRMS. Hate nice pene oa wc 
k 5 or 6 days Ww Dp Manley Leac 
- 24 on Utll turn. _ Entr. J ROOMS ATH auto GENERAL HOUSEWORK gt fare. Or will live in 8 or 6 days A iloring 16 Lost & Found 
an Pe te Pvt Eate., utilities furn.| 55 pete. Market 42318. rah ee Wn! Geet) See EEOC Dressmaking, Tailoring 
ATTENTION! only. T ais a.| for, Prt ‘1978. MArket 3444, @ARM MERCHANDISE ester area. Ref. required, O S017 
BAG CONTAINING IN- of inves-| 3 ROOM APT = HEA $50, “ VT. AC, DOCTORS t & group $ CARGE NOOMS UPPER_PVT. ROOMS, UPPER. 7 BEDRM, Hay. Grain & yees Tirerescees 3 mou ace PER, WORKING PAR- MIMEOGRAPHEN Spm 5-2002 eae. Nacttieuse Draper’ “formals. done Se ford, Mickigan Tues: sete ‘whe will pay yeu cash fr fend i Roos ey BATH, STEAM a bath & ent, Gas heat FE|? ; 8. OR 204 CAKE le Livestock .........-.. . ts. 2 ch 29 and 4 yrs.|_retarial service. EM _ 3-2842. 
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nw coon": ool MA Wr tee Bout ees HA) Muth be “rele, anand a O gute Camera sere. pay AND eee coat T& Ale] Gordon, Woodward sited. Detrot petsmen Tatu. ROS. its, Kebern ie Rights. rE Es J LARGE RMS_AND BATH. $00. Se ee ee eee For Sal» See Sree nights. Aub z. WHITE B N. AFT. AND OA Ata oy Se nee oo: Gai icore pm uncae eat PRACTICAL NORGE AVACABEE | frgiiom: i nie tee found: “Ans. "to" Barby. MA BEAL paesre Rod te when FAME PPE, BAT 8 BRT ATL ¥ Qi Boe ee en [eon home. light rienced & Refer. OR 33004) — ng AND MEN 
Hwy. 7 ROOM, 18T 
Sper mocth, As FE For elderly lady. Good ho mesg ral ations. Edna War- E GERMAN 5660 Dixie Hwy an § inkers. 72 Wash PE 5-8288 1 og 8t. Box 10} Pontiac Press. | of 2-5735 women's alteration Foun 1 MAL Open Eves tii 6—Sun, 10 "til Sea rere as | COMA. FRIvATE AND mi : AUTOMOT! /E ; Work Box UBURN Wasn Ging AND. He LES 286 N. ner. FE 23-2634 poided OR _3-355¢ aes ——— 3 RMS. & BATH, u [= a ret peg 7 LADY — VICINITY OF -A A 
‘ Rist ’ d town, Aduits only. |~ entranc Rent ‘Trailer Space cc... ww) Heights to care tor wife while) | WASHING AND IROWINOS—CaLL | Furniture e Refinishing 16A Lost: Maire BULOVA Ww omc We pee Bauitice | Soe center ave. Fim 22390, wilitien Woh 7 BEDRMS. = ATS, Gas AND ft Rent Tratier Space .........::. : a0 hus ie 3 | FE 59724 Oe eae PARAL LLLP LP Truck plant. REWARD, FE 43601, e u J ROOM APT. ON MAIN FLOOR. : Rus cA c T- hot water. 23-2051. 
- Auto Aapessories "ir trrrss gy, OR 3-224 
oe AIRING, oa A SPE- INDIAN- Yy, Broker e6171.. 3 LARGE . ra. water 88 | 7 BEDRM. MODERN. IN cea LADY TO CARE KEEPING, MORE| REP LOST: COLLIE, MALE. ILE r one . Lower apt. 3 cannes, basen mo. Sale Motor Scooters Oe os |"for home than wages, Satie cistty_FE_ 52 17| ood st Dartmouth, wearing col- R. a BS Lake Rd. ROOMS. PVT. page | stove aor re FE. S0175 cat a For acl Bicyclon os one) piwaa| £0082 Income Tax Service der. Cail OA 63128 FE +1137 Be am” fit per west, No —ra| Feferenese requted. Call FH] PRES For Sale Bicyc ean 13 EAGE LADY NEE ; a aan aa eee der. Call OA 8372 
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ae ae Boats & Accessories 2 8s “trom an companionship with iit Building Service 12) ,courate INCOME TAX SERV. vost: eat ae det te wareaal ud | § ‘Rooats, BATH, UTILITIES, IN j rere a te 6 pm. Lake Orion, Li 3-6222 coves BT) tle old lady i RAE ice, All deductions c glasses. * heels ‘e. County & Vici * ow joining home, 58. Wanved Used, Ske Pontioe Piece: Want sgunitica anal AAA Floor Sanding | Be ae business Reason after, ta 2 peat omen Realtor, Specialist in 1918 mis, Freakin “iva. For Sale ses tone 1 a yep pele coer! c. BUD BiLis - ae AA TAX (aah ‘Open ic ~ & black rg _ tan. shit Ortonville, NAttonal 17-2815, 3 path and Entr.. A, 8, Parke, FE cen Sey Ue — i kecoine. References desired. FE © 7 381 chain. 
8-3152. | 8-0136, ~ A-A TRENCHING ALL BOOKKEEPI wtenvegh Wie ie NO ee In Memoriam 2 LEPHONE SOLICITORS. 18 OR Footings. Septle Field. OR 3-4943 OO HAS Tit have customers waiting , 3 ROOMS. PRIVA ‘ATE BATH - caprnapete aoe comary Wiltne| A ws B TRENCHING HOTEL RO SSEVELT ves do Wea ponte reso rh mes in te South, Bast sec- cc Fond viLtaGs. “¢ LOV 
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own “Neiaad & father Henss nea: ridee ‘0 an a 5 p.m. 3% 8. 7 water lines, field tile. FE 58120 Res. fi _— money. return wallet, Romer AFTER 6. ORLANDO EE ais who passed away Marc _Saginaw, Rm se FE_ 5-006 
TAX RETU 2-1856, rover wig . s You A ogren forgotten father dear WAITRESS WITH | SOME GRILL me eve OF HOUSE oe PLANS “pated in your honte by, qualified toa: EAGLE vicinity ot Sbows REALTY rE : ay ver shall you be ence from 8 a.m. to 4D.M.|" custom drawn, © ountas ‘~ master’s degree. of Rochester, Rew 
ROOM as ine ee a ee ee PTptinabets Lk, a 3-491, Appot intment, 3-154. =| 5 
welcome, 6460 Willlams Lk. Ra. / 
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-_ Wel “We shall remember thee aie oe PECTA- | x DOOR AND HOUSE- SON e aTEvERe toast: COCKE! \T ~ r j (1 cBadiy mised by ile and 34 sins hanes ee phe or | hold doors, Prompt service and | o5 ptnose Oey MENT OgT. MALE FED Go, : 2 ree FE 27080 after § pm. “TAGE Maney wes posed auas| women he “te babyenting, Wire| repairs. It's repiace, PeCe*) “| HOME. CALLS BY APPOINTMENT LOST: FEMALE BEAGLE PUP. i bam aoe speed day we miss arti Cl babys 60. are 2 21 an replace. MI ian EMPIRE TAX \X SERVICE ¢ moe, old, ous agg Hg | . ‘ ’ " AND : ran ANSW ER TO 
2 # * More and more e c WwW ted & A-i GAR R CR! A mn Roe ee = hd’ boots 
: 4 v . ™ ‘ton Help Wan le Roughing and finish. Also HOME OR MINE child’s_pet. - ert : TE . - le deal itomel les L MEN OR WOMEN DESIROUS|_siterations’ Pie est. PE’ S-J000 1a Oxbow lake Rd. "EM awe | LOST — aie beste Would party] ntentme t : ©: gee Gag tte know te corren fr $2 to $5 per hour, fulll ArTERATIONS A Eg ie bok meted Tr sen are who phoned Set, PM. please, YOUR PROBLEM: - ee oar hearts concesied.| op parttime, See fr smith, 180)" repair LotR License builder. ning, Home. appointres if de-| Senin? OR 3-0710 . arf Fon: te et) PI seed by family riends.| N. ty. fo 12 pm EA ere FE Os ~~, WwW, R. FE 55773. Y v _ 
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wt SLIGHTLY é. sum- Ors 4 GARRIED WOMEN On MEN Tie in TAX. REAS eS Sizes from 7 thru 16. Bou 
tent Funeral ean po gl Fal or part tine, REACH CASH CUS-}/_¥. Huron ae a Se ee ae Ee ee rentals. dust ra Want Ads! To Sell, ent, 
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43\, For Sale Houses 43! For Sale Hou 43 
| ; ~ ses 43, For Sale Houses 43) SLICES OF HAM , 
1 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE \,s99 D0 - | Sale Land Contracts 52 For S ng 
a | ‘Elizabeth Lak > j toed ‘yeu ‘eit be your own land- | ° PIE __For Sale Clothing 50) Sale Household Goods: 87 
eal 1,500 oe EAT Shs basameait cllcpaace sores 2 PER CENT DISCOUNT BAL-|4 PAIR OF LADY’s SHOES 6! | 
. 1S — Dn. 2) ang screens. FULL PR GE, 40875. Seanhs Gc ee ea: a ee _triple A Almost new, MA 6572: a es nOOM pUrTS. COGSWELI, 
| t Md t ‘ at 2 ‘ ottoman { 
SUN , 5] | os pS sm ye nace ne opel der a 4 vad kepyeuysti40 Secdrednby ® Tem |, DREN's CLOTHING, BOYS. | end tables, ‘amps ~~ A 
DAY 2-5 P.M. / bedris. all on| 2 bedroo modern city home Clark Real) sues 3. 4 & 5. gifl 'S.| 2-496 : i 
a a ea ficor Nice basement, GAS} suburban ee er a ron FE 46492 or FE 44813.) FE 5-348. mies 7 18 ee = adnan = 4 
212 || 2 ecaee_ Bow neuen sere meet yeas / ASK ME Care : BO BES NUNS "| MAGTAG GAS RANGE, LIKE 
] 3 Dev Sushixe j car gaccaa ‘ete sseer Ln [eipet eared N cf oe ad eh Saar CLOTHES LiKE | — new. Used f yr, EBOLINE 1-607. 
re. ar eT Treasoi i ‘ sey 
Square Lake & W oodw avd — oie privileges. AD | pba yaectl ene baths, 25% DISCOUNT feces! sonable, OLive MORSE SEWING 3” MACHINE, 945, 
mn ot : f. See ae ee | Ww 2. i 
- tone ie cleven bodies ; terms. Eves & Sun. easy PEE paved street. SEE IT DAY $5,200 TO HANDLE — SE. G zt UINE LEATHER COAT. Ua Ad Sen it 
ideal for a 2 . ($2.000 DOWN B B CURED BY A GOOD S hee e, aipuca iiged. Size 12 FE | MA : 
* tithe ow efi-planned, Donelson Heights | Spgs el tile bath. living room est uys ROOM HOME GK EAST 20787 — Art PLATFORM | ROCKER ’ 
: iy oe ie per tect tam: ‘$1,500 Dn. «| cA “L’. 7 eiosets AND ip d HAS ll YEARS ponte sre QUALITY, CLOTHING. . 38-3 Bol cna ene ‘wie chest, 
" : e Me me 
Wrought tron stairway (@ = Niite wlumiauim exterior 7 nice! | oady 1 ta HE hehe Ebi | 2 nee: wader, Pe Ee 
riced to sell. $31.5 rooms (4 bedre ae nice| | MAPLE BUNK 
Terms WOOD? ARDY AND ed sun room. Hig ary a OTT 1] 2 45 R. J. VAL We, T, Restos > Sale Household Goods 37| MA Se Ds 0 : 
B ees FOLLOW Tetab cx new GAS furnace OPEN EVENING 8 UNTIL 8:30 | eae | OVE 
Bebe har | Rona tail pete, Wideman SEE A TORSTESVESE |? rey caureg ing, aa, | aa te aa 
o down on ea “t a ou ern Hygiene Tank Bey 2 
Between Hurow “Bt vend: lise-| | Menty to Loan 5 | asm with attachments | WALTON TV 4 
144 HIRAM f eth Lake Rd No better value Real Estate — Open | (State L ; 3 515 E. Walton 
Nocth of Fonte. (a I : gaye bere: Eves & Sun. Ph. FE, FE_#4026 eps eel e Licensed Lenders) o pee | GAS STOVE. WITH _ __ _FE_2-2287 
A } 5 2- ; ti eh : i = nn a 
SR OM | Ba | ARE HE 0d eat at aug Sige 
spacious. One wall of tite: Designed for Living ANS ls" plECE DINETTE seT MoD-| (07 eCSking “to and oil heating 
pee in this cheerful liv- \ Is this individually styled $| ara beesosnle i aad atcue 060) wiitiom® 
e pice one eres faire bungalow — convenient | AS $500 — $2 6 PC SILVER - GRAY BEDRM | RCA SED TTY INT PEA ES 
ieries. NOtoEe ae ee mil Scot ane oes McCarrol a 2,10 5 P M 5 COMMUNITY Win coo ea oe croner bookcase RON Ge TV ~~ PERFECT 
MIL M24. _ Nice basement, GA 4 : ab _ 30 BE, LAWR nes vanity lamps ality e argain eers Appli- 
Poriow tions, Fist | ed, ditverienin Etipatite | SoS Neacoom wr To aes pec, ee oe 
rT, s included, Price room bric : rehard ue 
LEONARD JAMES tows’ dows | acema with attached HORSE FARM BARNS SecbrOne 7 pmce Livi me Sar Gur so ACaINES. 
Hales aac | A | alousie wind At : : ce NG ROOM J maxes Guaranteed, 
307. TANVIE\W C ; . ; ony room Orective tie: a encerelreaeh yes ec Se Nota e rence et FR G13, Brand new. cavenport rs “surre, Be ic, 903 N. Face Fe FS) 
BR: AND } NE W a. Re sale $000 Dn. ; es ll at re fea- brectewey ands ae ody UIC i Pena 5 tables oes cor _43 160 5 
Rahch brick heme An Near new Waterford grade and rms. Tage plus 22 x 26 barn with as ‘Yor $99. Pi oieepas Siegler il Heaters. 
on fk high : 4 box stall ay only $2 weekly. r 
2 ieee ey Ga ae high school, Vacent aud like) Neat | incoln Junior poker ee uaned une mt: gh heeled ae Bard) ice a Beat st pelt Se etet. 
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a attractive Mteouce sit xalow Mirror - like oak floors: Well conditioned 7 room te aE Pee floors, car- $25 TO $500 8 PC DUNCAN PHYFE DIN SHICK'S guaran Hee sey 5 pant 
vou are looking for peace ae newly decorated. Dandy! and: bath home including 3 lently goal rapes. Conven- On your own signatu room set, $65. FE 8-0041 z ING SOLID MAPLE eT 
uiet, see ‘this home petemert and oj] furnace. Lot! bedrooms and den, modern f cel . with ea oo 5 acre par- other security. Up es mute: 9x12 RUG $85, Medets b ed nape mao SE T, 
cnn a hs $21,000. basa as i Only $600, pe eta seen ‘ ee furnace fireplace, and | Only $3500 Cas! eines a repay. Our service \, ria a roy Roce . $15 98. TV Mis: tems Of 1-02 feces, 2 
2 | ua <s s ciosin : : : i il an 4 . : por : i. 
LEFT ar BrOP Licht, “| 2-008 Eves & Sun. Ph. fe Bee gh feuth eres || UIRECTIONS: © Salt oreviu teen eueuetiice #95. Axminster, $4008 Ru g | SINGER “BLONDE CONSOLE 
ONE, MILE. TO TANVIEW. | 2-088. P some of fenures, fester | burl te Crecks (Ra south ae aa eae eens, eich _Mic Ae De er 16. 
a3 SIGNS ou lerms . i to 368 8 souta oa ed - H € cman c ewing Center, FE 2-3337. 
occa | 10, Seee Crouks! Your ‘host 1ome uto x12 F 78 | SALE" e 
NN, ohn R Fortier. 4s _ x elt Base Rugs $3.95; ° “STUDIO COUCH, $10. 550 
LAWRENCE _W KING 7) Ros Street -- . .. This is the man of the house speaking!” 4 LOAN CO [BONNY MAID VINYL. TILE. 80, eae ‘ones 
A OR RD: well ia sted 3 ,becroom “ , $730 DOWN . oe TN Perry St_ (Corner Pikes 414-Ft. Wall Tile 25c | Ores aoe AY pees 
Ine dry _ Value plus in this city b : i a EET ES RUBBER BASE P : ens. FE 2-080 = * 
( > 670 W. Huron St] : basement. carpeti i sin this city home | - < -y. AINT. gal. $3 eB z 
ne : ron n_ FE 43525 pew. pew kitchen and at, Sie full berecieet, ou tue: ___ For Sale Lots 46 Business Opportunities 51 GEY CASH OUICKLY (ossernl ms Huron FE 4058 Lon), TABLE TOF 088 RANGE, WHITE 
Pik ' or Cojored and screen nace, ; : 2 ; Se || FS = : e alues | reudie sewing mache Foe = 
‘ Open cs ned roofed terrace are some of | Lee feed lean abel noe EO eS ene DE or oly s St ae ‘ 11 cU_ Fr FRIGIDAIRE pay | ob Ce) ee -_ 
FE 4-9584 i ow 00 features. Priced werent ly mcated sor sc oe! g. Some-on paving $1500 u L SERVICE STATION WITH p to lees het a 
7s | White frame cesiom Only 4 cit ose right at} nd shopping. Immediate Weer Wanceibee ciereeraebcenl | inven encrer aia Ean 8 ae This week's “bargains 
25 ACRES wiTk L300 FT_ FRONT, ears old | On (paved street with ee possession. and churches Eipcteola | inventory | werMib: Fa. KA 16185 ae Stare. SNe ‘BED OUT- 2 piece living rm. set $25 
. RON T-| ence t . é eax \ r 2- ay only lo Lat OaoG “ 
ee scr a oa eateee | 8 BLD pri fon 30850 more a M. HW. KNUDSEN CuTD AND CLEAN RUAPLE “MAYEAIR 646250 ACREAGE LOCATED 7 —— Oakland eo eae! es orchard lke |earawer chem 22000 * | 
25, : ‘a. ea Jes =D IN ep eee . 
“i ME SELDOM FEL ‘- tis a gene take Ra ire reste Ee a oy ere 2 a5 3 | Gur e cliceas nome Gicr PARTICULAR PEOPLE LIKE oe tes street, agent. . 19 IN. Len SELL CHEAP. 241 GO [bby 19 Wilton rue. "oe 
7 ae DELI: for FE 44821 z t ‘ m home with Suet De ing FE 82455 after 12. WE BUY : 
U6 Woodward Ave f — = BY PVT OWNER | ull bath, oak floors, plas- | Cherokee Hills! n . = od = —— de . SELL & EXCHANGE 
ss ock 4 BEDRY » Dias ills ! UTOMATIC LA : m 24° TV, MAHOG EVERYTHING 
mae OL_1-6751 neater cmail ¢ COLORED : pace. Wear lette cite ae ie cons to bua ling ana | Ue mre anerana’ seutciten vs sea, Pa aulpment Nice” town ompany Milanese, Cal ay vee an | 104 SOARLAND FURNITURE. 
EDROOM HOME. 4 Y al perment Clean as al peted & 1 Libs LOL shopping. Only § : beste or, and restricted ontiac, $8200. Term : _furniture, Cedar chest, FE 4 Saginaw FE 2-5803 
b EARS . : | ancdscaped ly $595 down. rot . to wil s. or eS — ee 
oid, OR 36126 = 2 roo full basement, | ie) down OR 3.5931 $19,500, s1.- er today e better ranch oe accom seasoned land con- - 19 C. FT AMANA DEEP | See | TRADE-IN. ] oe | 
Large livin room , z I iti-level homes! trade, Age forces 1 used 6 a 
“4 tlascey = front porch einke: | FAMILY HOME we aane 2¢ Balance mer 400 OR. Pane Guat electric washer : 
_PE ¢144 MIDD Everything handy to tua | Drivel eat Blisaper tered | io eee puss re 02 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG | 17" T = Table top gas range x49 30 | 
IS A LE TON fice: af Beate u i mile west of nate fast E | chines, 3 trucks. All tool i V & ALSO 71” LJ —EXCEL-/2 ve. living roo epouce 
Low po Leasant HOME UNC COLLEGE: S | anly cu biocka from ee {| | to Scott, Lake j Deg right | equipment $13,000 With pars CASH LOANS ae cond:tioa FE 8-378 | Occstonal chair set 
: bt PECIALS! | & | ait ookate EEN 7 . 
diate One ne en S| Aes or residential. Would mire | Bo ca cieet ene weler aca : = ror “YOURSELF. | stay Seat ee a bayer with i to $500 | pong en Bor WATER HE Ae cane reiinatte, set 
large rooms, giassed-in porch once eapeecical +r Poedsc LOC hae i Owner leaving fate CARL W. BIRD, Realtor TM SELDON. y | FE Sear W. Huron, Pontiac. Apt chair & ottoman | 
| u ac ATED s lowered down payment SELDON r | 2 by bize elec oe jl 
SRAM noe oes: |_Press Box 57.  earithe pt Pontiac Road to $1500 paymen | & Comsenily Nationa] Bank Bid IN. CO i352 PC SET OF W © & 
STRUCTION "5 sadrse CON.) 2 re Blue Sky Theater . re _____s—iz ve. F a ae Woodward Rochester, Mich : sul T OF WILLIAM “ROGERS MANY De _ $39 3S 
h TION. 3 bedroom ranch $995 D year old 5 room : ie "E 5-1302 » Mich. liver in tarnish proof case. Nev HER ITEMS ‘AVAILABLH ~ 
pops uote eg no Trade| kateteleraarse | WOODED PARADISE | SPRING ane PSE KNER | Sears | Oo HANS - 
reation - Rec- ows. aluminun Pictures _ SED CAR BUSI. : :  GAg RANGE, 3 YEA 18 W x nas p : 
lavatory Wor sec extra stool, crepe Se all brick 3 bedrm. sorms and screens Pebia Tiacreot eur ore: oudcors ness for sale If interested call. InenEee Co 24" GE electric range. RS OLD. : ‘Pike, E-Z terms. FB ¢11223 : 
at Kad Geyer peer Ane eee panch. F eee tile = te guieee On nie level frontage. blacktop. es ee eile Liat | FE 40151 . Gn en refrigerator, good cond. vacuum: CLEANERS. ~~ GUARAN- 
» j-car gara, . : screens Im- down — cellent buil a your homesite. BA = Jonti- wringer washer. rts & service, 856 Myrtle. 
ia Lee 8160 terme | mediate possession” Vg) tract month on land con- Guages =e 1 i234 ft of frontage on a paved __ RBER SHOP FOR SALE. + Pontiac pa ee "SED SINGER PORTABLE, = $0 50 ) 
R TRADE. Modern 2 bed Jerome Bldg. Co = : homesite on high good - 4-3573 perms ichigan Sewing ter. 
7 sed- 1 7 T An ground . 5 If.: 40 FE 2% * 
Se On fimere, Lidepenteure! 4 & PAKEPRONT $400 DN tae Oa Tommie Lace. LAKEFRONT LOT Pas ne «ted town mule Teauipred be PEEL ans oe =. orron meron aus 
Twp. dence! ms. Wiring, rough plas : ie} omm L Hi age on I ai pe auly sho 1 . _tt 
cae. S100 down er Store Sut sci Elre Gametay 3 les om, et ues 2,000 down. yan er see “ica oe overlooking. the countryside nil. | the latest im equipment Sluated Wall ak Sell eres USED WATER SOFTENER. 
quity for housetrailer, | Pontiac. Full price $4 seat em enein at epee poses on mee: Corner parcel on a pered'| in fast crowing Dasincen caection alled Lake 7 “APPLIANCES — DISCOUNT $73. ORlando 3-5064. 
CLARKSTON AREA. 3 Sa doch Realty. FE <i068 or OA|” beth plus utllity Nect Poms ewimiming,) year Scena ie 3 WATKINS-PONTIAC ESTAT Se cbeecarenee pense) et 1 bet now sibn a ber we reg. | 13 
relia doa eee a = Oe iat ase A peer atogeter era | ene Sattar ke a Seige ee ee ee : 
age. 53 = .~ oan . . wide : or, er wk. er , 
110 x 200, $16,400, terms. bot | g 4 y) Ren eo a Sanolan FARMER'S FARM Sites on paved sfosd. In building | _FE  $-0101 peidai es: : ease electric ironer de- | Gis range ase 2 
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INCOME. Good locatian 4 apart.) Bie So Gee TO Ge yea Comet Diet la) preene proud to yer is Use "ap aaek : Loans $25 to $500 Duo-Therm of heater. Maytag sped) Electric. ve Lnilen 7: Bese | 
and-3 Nicihee coettackr a full Joslyn Cor. ’ Mansfield LP eae omg living room, ee on* good Stcse 4 2 acres on @ main road. H COLORED ea) panetare oo Rete, puna se Re "oskinae heater .....640.50 = 
a fartace™ part bath Basement /OUR NEW LOCATION | batts enaibasemon CoE: tare 9 tocm: wedern fare [ae GT drainage. | vi HOUSEHOLD rm | table ra aes mn Feldeshet os moore) "t $30:30 4 
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Ie H AYDEN, Realtor ‘8.0% Down | ow market at $315 Lee aces: for building. 1 with a billsite tion aise wacbeaea: one | QUICK $25 — $500 LOANS! ABOUT ean “YOU C NO , 
i waiton 5 mica. ee sou capes ovens peedicom Léshe R. Middleton Perms. z arden space see acca for ee and one 5 igen: 1S SEABOARD FINANCE own HOME Can ABE | si FURNITURE © 
ves Sun 10 to 2) kitchen and dinette, 2 ¢ |BROKER hi a acres in Clarkston : ment with bath Reot- le , ; T L & 8 SALES S$ Saginaw 
r 2 ee ar | a 188 N. JOHNSON On a h sree. ing for $12. 1 CO 1185 N. PE A little out ; * _FE 29151 . 
2 BEDROOM “OME FULL BATH. varage, fenced lot. FE. 5-1721OR 33962-FE. 8.6005 Edward M sone ail with some trees, $300/ Fut Ei Ale |e FE seca: | ess to ey Parekala a epee | USED TV, $1995 UP: RCA COLOR ! 
~62 = Sees ee ac mm goede ances of all ~ | s pia " 3 
$248. 4950, DOWN WEST CipE . 1. 20 scree one hil ye a beaut Immediate possession. ¢1.- TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Visit Se haat USED. | _ances. 422 W. Huron. be Appi 
MULTIPLE LISTING edroom ranch With %.« Very 2 age A num road front- ; : bargains jor rea!) pee 
SERVICE | ¥ attractiv umber ) 202 N  SOFTENE 
| Sere. of leed. Pull price puasaise siecs Gea Shue, ou Tee aitse ee STOEL eee | RAL NBDOW TREATED V7 ROC N. MAIN 24 MONTHS TO PA eee ee tee ta rains, _semai 
| 950. vied beth: “Wee “tesmmen te ¥ 5 REAL. HESTER. MICH Weleiy Gall Gn Woae) come oll soeeene Lok y automatic, 
' Q ied take. less "heat May R ADD Ss INC. FE_p301¢ 803. s_ PADDOCK Ss ate ee : and look around 2 * $200 OR: 
a #2.000 DOWN take lees than’ $5000 down os ealtor DoE To PANinnnsui® Gt LOAN 8$25 TO $500 aa ok pret es esa. | WASHING MACHINE 
2 bedream een er Full FHA . down 0D |». y- sagins #86 Dixie Hwy Drayton Pu culties Stee eee Oreconoe OPEN MON. SAT 8 TO 6 ~ | onal with autom: he OONYER : 
Bega ad dae WISNER SCHOOL ‘° "Open wie re FE 58-8165 -1231 ‘aims ppctberpal yeady tec wear anes! Ph R RCusEnOLY GOODS $. miles Bot ee or } mel side 30 aig Mane pls ntl ae 
. Two sto - : ately $15,000 inventory ochester. OL 6-0711. OL 1- ‘ of Auburn Heigh’ FeRC 
CTY ayvog ‘INCOME story single dwelling of 6 including fixtu y = ror eights on Auburn 393 Orchard Lk Ave — 
SUNDAY 2-5 PMI. 5 family West sid® loca ert ne is fuse decane te nee For Sale Acreage 47 Located fon main highway perth “WHEN YOU NEED | ai er cuNCRaTe DISCOUNT SALF a SE ee HOUSE REFRIG- 5 
2 iO), i ie 4 mos = a : ‘ator. ih 
4326 Edmore 200 with ated only. $14.- ioe Can nae oor a Ee 2% MILES NORTH OF Be reanares acs + ae erty $ $ a es hme tte pee ieee i | re iene eis ee — 
: a . gas heat, modern kitc condition, ochester, on Whims Lane. Terms | —— ae = $120.95 Speed sane ba 1g} nut drop-leaf table. golf clubs. 
Drayton Woods co cozy tion room. Vacant, ng ae lvgs , OL 1-436 *| FOR SALE: MOTEL — 8 UN $269.95 Norge 10 B washer “fae oe ee ia wien Glan 
Once again we edroom home Full base- & terms. price : BY OWNER. COUN “TIivine AAA M NIT; You ca Big discounts TV & | 
bring you an teeteaanly $1500 1 car garage. Only WILLIS M ae : 15 minutes from acnuine ee oo boaee! 4 Sea: Sia reaigh ete signature edd tarda ne wo | be Se ’ vearg tg eae players For Sale Mi i : : 
styled home in this b ‘ down : ° | from Waterford Hi! nimile! og re old on Hwy.| endorsers. Paymer urniture AYNE . (OF es scellaneous 60 : 
ak pestrcted “bal: IVAN W ‘| BREWER For Colored aie cn ncaa cee tee len, ground. Grouea 915.000 in ies Yery.| budget. We wil ‘be’ ates hes | 121_N Saginaw Bus §-6189!) GIBSO ECTR - 
Weswiews| Lg para es | ; Lath fasten rooms bungalow. pias- food Pee Rigo ely Sk parts ‘we hon epee Trai ve ntses you with your money problems | a sux = ere RADIOS, $5 TO, white. souela com eT ane keel : 
rooms is custom built | AM | JOSEPH J ,REIsZ, SALES won os yard Y getages tna" enced 200 _¢ | =at softtirement, Dow D Rit: BABY 7 BED. SPRINGS AND MaT- |i Beco OL auth 
today's competilive marke | E 81 ran $8500. terms. Cal! Realto J - tress $25 OR_3-5712 , 
i t are ______CEVES. FE J al Jior, HURLEY, WISCONSIN" i 2 Eugene ha 
at only $13 080 Danie Hes EE $-9471 REAI OR! rE 8-0823 ._ Taylor, Realtor, FE 42544. For Sale Farms 48 GOING OUT OF HARDWARE FINANCE CO Ben DixsUre WASHER, BABY requcia appliances, 3. pase = 
ms i to - ‘OPEN EVE Fie ee te usiness. BPS paint, eRe: Z . air, double bookcase s Tonys Beau 
da’e to Edmore — right to EVENINGS AND SUNDAY) 3 BEDRM RA at 75 Ls some seiling a By bea. dresser, Reas. FE ‘8-7 FE 3-7186 
roperly  — a Jpn __ MULTIPLE LISTING a | v INCH. TILE BATH per cent off. All hardware. FE 4-15 — - T3580 a 
signas otow OPES N thi 8 1 SERVICE ctx.) fos hes ‘Titchen, aaae San eet baat Masdware an Dig! vei Silver: 702 Pontiac State ash Bidg Bape Se oe taba: 2 gon a L TANKS. WILL DE-. 
INO in D vay . a berries, strawberri | : EC - as ee 
g own 1304 TULL D laree arden ever es, grapes. CLOSE cet ¢INCH SOIL PIPE. 5 PT. % 
| Wil build 2 or 3 bedre | Bri ; R. Peers 1 chicken nue tacce hack Mortgage Loans 5 All housenold merchandise $0 per | SWER aa! “sho.0s : 
OP E N | homed Sour Yeewhh oats) EES ample closet apace “Conver Words Cannot Express | ite? enn 13% sick ~=LOYOUS __-Mortsnne Lannt_St| Shi Peme” Cni AA|e eee oy sr 
my lot for * _ Conven- eauty an. - 
| _ment __ Don, MeDonsla_¢ OR 3-de3 a3 | eecaes wosderter” = oa Ae Cape Cod comfort ot ie down. MArket af Mortgage Eroblem3 = tSbensox, eels sae 9962 mol rr AL SRGINR TRA TRAILER 
; wiiie tin asement ree 12x12 b , re e mortgage loans Across f : ng. “MArket +e 
sexpay 25h. | CLAR | pats MDS RESTA seek | ME stcetet ia S| SS nd LEER togmect | Aerone trom Mile Mile Shopoine | AAA TT near 
F ~~ a“ I Automatic of] heat. Pully i room large, ow & recreation | Beautiful high S = 1.bu land rompt service. Also | COLDSPOT REFRIG. 106 Cal Last AND BEAT 
627 E. Mansfield | LaROE FAM K (ut ett Smt storme A | fase Mast otis Teatufes “ests | fide. Pall 10 miles N of Pon: a ugeae Wactees ne | coareets casi ecanl We GPA | SPRING oRURN AT Low Wine 
— +N C é LY HOME | patio with 2 ake lot can i ac. Full pri Ww EFF MRG COMP De tis . = = 
627 E. Mansficll BRR GohitMerr OME. ne) LE Zonesinly "cad fake | oe Spates 8 8) ING Rade at He an clear BEN YRonWOURsELP | S OTOH ST Bonne BE Bok gare guseseos | ALUM citima cma 
Only 2 blocks from city bus rooins, separate serinemadalesta| from shopping center. _ A Real Buy ORA ARE ' ves EM 3-008/ }Ouug table and machine. 15.| ton. Complete house jnstalled b 
anq LeBaron Schoo) is thls modern kitchen. Dope Used | bemerrey Coatabd Lipo wil'cce.|° oom bungalow with sak fore. | meACces. goed productive soll As “LOANS—$600 to $1,500 Gas stove, S15" Rotary. lawa oo | mo ee up. NO 
1 edroom home iis, large enclosed b emsiler hom = walls, full bas t. ences, 60 by 32 5 1. For a $25. Washe - ‘ays 
featuring full basement, r full basement, gas heat. Lege referably one unfin @;) gas heat L ement. | type ba southern any purpose. on r, $35, Elec. stove.| for —— witht sorng 
- Q<car ga- : unfinished. ocated in the lake rn, with open cattsenshed. homes, modern $28 FE 5-276 
reation room, gas neat rage Extra shower in b rive oa M59 to Williams L area, $6,750 with $500 attached milk hous Offers Oak or not, in od and ° ALSO K EN 
largenCarneteailiet a West. side. On) asement | Rd; left s Lake down, buildings, be e other out| ow the opportunity to a land County. CLOSE-OUT OF USED a AWNINGS, ALUM, 
cclamle tile bath. Graciet , Shown by pommimeste gown | en iaog OPEN eae at Owner 75 hittield bos nome wan atawhe d amparaae’ ness Your own service fe aiation bu iaperemens — et ak a oT ease Fossa” ue Gid “neva 
Ms and screens Garage | . 1 CG E BI says sell — this 3 bedroom. -besement and util, nice! . ear —— ott invest 2 a 3 To: . sable con $39. 1 «40° gas neers,’ Auburn -& Rochester 
and nice landscaped corner | WHITTEMORE ST_ $9.000 Tm i ° = AIR story home carpeted li scaped yard. $20,500. ely land- tse ment of as lit- é rough in or enclose range, good cond, $70. 1 30” Rds. OL 1-001. E 
i : nis ving Terms ocations L house rtiv con eas ves. OL, 1-6623. 
Set es ar urchased with nee and ‘clean home has three 4536 Die — jon gate basement, gas heat, Clarence C. Ridgew able “\mmediatels evew 4 To vutid a carage oF 00 Ne Ba Gow Pisestena Sore. A Nea ROW et is0 seen 
Sinan or SE ue eon | Peete o ee eee een, Cae AYTON PI nec | ty eae eee stotsa aoa trans: Beway Eee aut c beled! by rey aaa a ACOs 
— 4 per pent ckareae Gr living roi Oe e cae oe Peter, 3-1708 i portation $0000" with $1000 aoan! FE 8-0112 REALTOR Aahcre 6 Ascend Comes | areas National Bul Bullding corer REFRIGERATOR. 6.3 * ony. ae NUM STORM SASH. 
will consider equity in rate dining ri eae ARRO REALTY * From 7 Auburn & J compen ee ~ 
house in trade, or liberal kite iar pam Beppe TED McCUL li} ACRE FARM. 3 BE 78 |r. boo al OCOD "RUNNING cor $12.96 
eral chen. Oak floors c LOUGH, REALTO E PARM. 3 ‘or further informati : DITION, $65 OR . ~7 
ee ee vesive: to) E walls, full passat Garage: 1 $14) CoseKiisepete Ra | Rome. Water ta house and bara, SUN OI ‘CO. _Swaps §§ | DAVENPORT & SS Satin _ CHURCH'S _ INC. 
Mansfield — turn right — Easy terms to responsibl = . FE 5-1284 & FE 4-3844 nea land, near town a rong 4 CO. erato IR. REFRIG- , KE . 
follow “Open Signs." le party Open Evenings Sunday 1 to 8| ‘School bus line Must a TR 2-8100—Sales Dept se rae Apt. size gas stove. FE Ie 2-0233 
F ; ae LAKE ESTATES HELP WTD. FEMALE = a ana — PE 5-174! $0,000 Eves. Mr. Bridges, VE 71-2586 a [COMBINATION STORM WIN-| DINING RM SET. 7 PC. SERV! “§2 GAL. ELEC HEATER 47695 
i is attractive bungalow DESIR: A AYLORD, : storm door. EL yo GAL cee: ae bb 
h salon BL 3} BEDR eee Including one 54x was refrig. M Cane, : eater $49 95 
pineg acon and dining room 3-5 SUNDAY POSIT ORD dares, Romane Fs ince, oo a “LET'S TALK ture (window. re re Pit. | DELUXE Sey AND REFRIO | ‘Taunaly trays, ‘stand bce mld ole 
Miltty room, inSulat A 7 . G area. ski "CINE CC’ P or_sel R 35-5276. must go to so 
Comfortabl e | face Two lots ated abecer £51 2248 HAMPTON R Open in Pontiae area for person- ee balance BUSINESS” 7 co QUTBOARD uti bo Mer. | tte Det en aay 2 YOR Person in epee 
LIVING =e PONTIAC DARI | eesbebrerence fe more exc’ | FOR FARNS-AND_ACR Liquor Bar | geatsseeec ad CE a ee ee a emraar, ** 
c é Aa 9S Saslgresad ot 1 given those with call t Rutled by ‘OR ACREAGE Cl . 81 a EQUITY IN_ 3} BEDRM inet. ail Sieccanel 6 and | ay ting machine, R 
‘CE a K REAL ESTAT New $ room brick bun ci of teaching. selling, § 3-111. FE 4-0003. ass C. on the lake shore brick Will MI 4-8 pm. Ideal rhb’ sar used 
: “AL EST: : bed galow. 3 iub or social work No food or trade or exchange for al for fam.ly use. 
At economy price Close to FE or x tae dtl flees prepece Liv-| sary._ Write fully airing mecee: Sale Business Propert 49) Good Teese! Recuitea sie neo housetrailer as es pay- ESA RANGE, WILL L DE- cost. FE 22367 ‘a original 
new Jr High and srade|}0? Wits One EY) Hardwood floors. Oil ben 18x10. | to 7 Prusie, Pontisc Press Box 6. wee) eee some. se eeu liver, $45 _FE_ 5-6406 | A ORADE CAST IRON BATHTUBS. 
po ee nice fenced lots, ——— Multiple “Listing Service ' side grill Large lot. 100x160 Sacre = 140 FOOT FRONTAGE ON ter EQUITY 'N 3 BEDRM. EASY eatin DRY WASHING MA- $5650. Ist quality toilets. not B 
4‘. rm sugges comesstani i a FAMILY INCOME = = mee ieeces This lovely For Sale Lake Prop 44 calm FE — ——, Take One Tile bath. For ay mae at pines re See iautes ga Se. rossi 
most new naa blurnnce! -; In Huron Gardens — each unit; imte 1057, ome completed in ~~ : Look at thi: and $650 cash FE 8 233 aULO: Easy Sse DRY WASHING MA- riawonesG ho worry with 
ting in living SI | aed raped aero a rte ties Heenedekee ete cae etl BEACTIPUL BUSINESS FRONTAGE sale Gua toe wun wane BABY GRAND <a chine. recently repaired, $40. OR Perry. * A) Tiempos, ©) 5: 
riced t if ¢ entrance, individual uti nm payment. Take LAKEFRONT - 3 ust t of P On M59, ill want it GRINNELL PIANO, | _ 2-44 
new Serene 2s ae ues es beat. Income $178. per| ee Peal ene road AT $23,500. i naan) year around. bullaing: wih ee cn cesar, Now grossing our for spinet, FE 5-9197 ‘| FULL SIZED BED, COMPLETE, AT TE NT ION. 
Prete eee cateeal fer ‘an be increased. Priced). Kingsti wood 2 down. On Indian-| operating a goin Bos Lo) ui scaatinl Goan. Re- QUITY IN HOME FOR SMALL) $10 EM 33051 a! 
buses $s or, right—owner ‘eaving ci gston, road. Right e “Bu : Lake Also adjoinin in going business. This quires substan own pay- business or hi s after 4 pm oe oe 
eet pale! RIE aa Geely et ingham. Weft Yo Hampton, = troet (otros wan nee trees, $8.- abit for mas Aocoppel palo om ” rone Seo business FACTORY REBUILT WATER, - as E-SPRING 
— | $8 Dart payment. weed = owner. "900 Indianwood id.| Here ypes of business. E softener veer auarantes. CLEARANCE 
LITT hice Dover eh Realty,,| A JOHNSON, Realtor _Lake Orion. MY _2-4182 Gy mets ays ered chance © (a) have MIC HIG AN BUSINESS UITY) IN 3 BEDRM . MOUSE. | oo. augers IMP ELECTRIC i Pe 
Be eee TRON CARE PROGR Ap | 110.000." Terms. for only ete ubura_Ave__FE +3513 on 
j ~ : 000. Te = 8-308. = 
ue | E al ~. Telegraph Rd. ered vanae neues Bey on ae rms. SALES CORPORATION | For saLe re purpassavon | "bee. Ba TS FAMOUS Quantity of New s6s 
: or Colore FE 4-2533 ie y beach. Story and half Floyd Kent I or swap for food - fre a5 mos Scratched, terrific Our_prices are low—come in 
| TEI caenliniaeiteen ons sod me 16 2200 Dixie HE nc., Realtors aE Lela edt BROKER 47039 eeek *| sees dare ee OO chi ake U vis 4 a 
2 . 8 ichigan se uorescent Fi 
icture windows 3 Anderson FE wy. at Telegraph TELEGRA RD FOR SALE OR TRADE. O? Fluorescent, 393 O . ‘ xtureg 
Lot . Crestwood. f 5 . Vestibule. On FE E. ONE &x10 | —— eS 3 Orchard Lk. Aye. Like new—priced 
garden Nperries, variety of, About seegem, euenon AN shed, $8,500 cash, Almost new. 2 AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING Ean At OUR Se poor | MUlea sisdie, stand | PAC TORY AupoUE yecu Gir Line vieanes. ie, ee 
ruil d : out $1.500 , : tn. 20 TL ee ee cl s makes 1 es ul ne 0 ed <6. 
bed t Giese sad ngtramberry . down. eal oe aoe é1,- LADIES READY TO WEAR SHOP | a DEPOT | witht STORE. IN-| LS oh Ray ie HEIIOR NOR our. | epee aH 95 up ths te Blactiis. Bali ae. materials ig complece 
ouse atta . ne m St. 4 bed E a s. Vacant. — Stock and f [ODERN | ules = Seton aTimode UM cUrade | Peters een = 4-5169 prices are low—c 
a soe pened Com iortavle) eu tursace: Stee owe a New| OFFE Pew elie. vrepen?) Brok-| location. Leave available. x Owner | MODERN pone SHOP EQUIP- ior garden tractor in good ane | FRIGIDAIRE. OLDER STYLE,| eat TERMS—FREE ESTIMATES 
basement and ol] f | niture and applanc ( ERS +6865 . Phone Miptusl leaving state : . tour drauiic Menai ec: cal hel SA | runs good $15 EM 3-053 SURPLUS LUMB 
Ideal retirement for older) “Us “mount. ain aoe : DUNHAM LAK ood, Bor 3, ‘Marlette Michigan. Diei) ctesige win Gain EE MARQUETTE ELECTRIC RANGE, FULL BFD OUTFIT a RETEE gm Material “sales ER & 
i Ecos: Kooba with > family income. On W_W $7730 lots. Only 15 lot available. Priced eee 42876 after 6 call FE 33463 cae Moves FEL 53) sell, for’ good, Gisit, suliebie’ fox porch, sY pe 5340 Highland Rd. “iM 58) OR" rosa 
sible’ tr ; Vilson | 5 rom $8, } ; on 7 ——— — _ ; = i es veg . 
buyer. | Delco Gas aa area $9.-| 2 bedroom heme. like new from $8,000 Chapin Resitor, OR M-59 < ; PAINT SALE - | Goop UsEp »f GALLON ELEC. | ANCHOR FENCES . 
= : @ nes : ee LEC: | Se) 
TWO Bee agate He cama Fee, So. "Reat we "Yana" ox. | Vote Bon ia” Ponkae Breen 2 story cement block puiding Partridg Qo eee a. see oan meea hot nntgr Mester Complete.) Pitre EMTIMATES. FE OTH 
{ ce. Reasor _ple. Box 12, Pontiac Press. es down, sanders an olishers. Com i 2 RD ee anes as | ES. | 
| John Kinzler, Realte coer permet Balance $32 SELL OR RENT @ Pauly oie set Comer ei fe SS t . line of fioor bees Aagelien Gerke wi : eee _BEEF AND PORK — HALF AND 
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close in it's cated) Call OR 3-3685 tie ell m with din-| -& boat. A lar sh shanty ‘Eaee 110 x 145, 2 large} jo e Alpena area. You can en-| _!t_EM_3-6548 geass ined $78 €@ manufacture our own wnits 
modern with full completely | — ————————— rome most attractive; real steal at Rae en jot. A for ae with apartments. Ideal y relaxed living .but still have| SWAP HAY FOR L ; THE E<CO-GLYD 
hea oat basement, : is y kitchen. Ful] base-| down. Ter 0. with $1.000 or any type of business. Price an excellent income Attractive what bh LIVESTOCK JOR | )000D HOUSER E PING SHOP, ; : 
s eeplgreyrer pam cone ETI 1 ment; automatic heat. Paved | _ or will Giscount for cash. sreatiy reduced to $37,000 terms | gross. Building inc Over $31,000 | Pe eS you? MA 5-066. 4) w irom PONTIAC Windows, doubig hung. 24 x 16 $1059 
ment considered Lhe Rae g] te en ee | 8 [3 uilding included at $35,- ‘87 CHEV, TAKE OLDER Tron FE 41535 28 x 20 $12.08 
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altel ee offered due to toon ke. Secherea ue be th ok Path. basement, frnace, vit BEAUTIFUL F' == ts NICE, CO els OU REIN Geer cer Full “price #14 500 "on ty eee TRADE FOR | noe: omer a = ie Be Sn teen ae ue 
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! iMoreie, street age. Paved 6 > ren unit has estricted, utilities in on 7] om ain road, nice : _ OR 3-8415 KITCHEN 5 —— | pring 
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qj on 8 m= PR per, home age trade.|~tarkston Estates SEE OUR MODEL HO n eitkoages oriecin to home +3501 DEN 1050 W. HURON | wat Oo SEE cette Michigan Piuorescent eer ae Ce ir Bt Cori he seen) at 138s 
summer porch, OTTER H = Roman : ME IN’ tate. n Real Es- ‘TIL 9 TER SOFTENER, TO TRADE | chard Lk Ave ent "309 Ore) Center st. Highland. Mich... of 
Fummer porch, patio. 48: " west side TLL = Pontiac's choice cctlens. saneitich baits “ms PERRY ACRES tate, Hillman. Mich. Ph. Hillman | or ee Nn Molly. Doing. fo WAIN | offerte “saan, “OT MOM KELVINATOR REFRIG a So En geri selling” ve- P 
bir oeengy Ae CY he J ae eee aes ee see bie neieene rg 1,20, | SYBRYTHING You - ATTENTION rete neha | - W TANTED old. Elec stove 17" (alt os BATHROOM FIXTURES, syouNus: 
enedict . and Webst ) “at ; _ ving foom, family: *| FOR COULD WisH; 1 z SERVICE 8 per tanie: sewns own kitchen. ail and 
i ot large * family room, IN YOUR NEW HOME. 8 your lease sbout to expire? New 2-sta TATION amall used (sa machine _OL | 2-345 és naces. Hot water and gas fur- 
eee 5 Sask raat modern kitchen. i) BLACKTOP "ROADS Gocniset: | 100 ine” Store’ end Parking, fave, Locate’ ise Highway seme, cd. fa Hed AION ENMORE AUTOMATIC WATHES | ariel st neuer nar 
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beri Ra. at 200. Precout pal arspeg 2 | pain \_reat aI Ray WEAUTY ~~ SHOP, | FE 5-8767 LL _— « OE 314200 | LAWSON SOFA $45 CHAIRG $i) | $. 
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